http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/5f859770256950ee549c8e8c29eec678.pdf f0c2047c9b938645c22b0e08e9c278a4 PDF Text Text Paga 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy ......---Local news briefs--.. EMS responds to Jive calls Units of the Meigs Co un ty Emergency Medical SerVJce responded to five calls for as sis tance on Monday . At 6:16a.m. the Racine unit was called to County Road 28 for Hayward Bissell who was transported to Holzer Medieal Center. The Middleport unit , at 4:48 p.m . went to Overbrook Center tor Daniell Lee who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospita l. At 5:55p.m. the Pomeroy unit responded to a call on Route248 In which Carl Knottlngham wa s Ia ken to Veterans. The Racine unit , at 7:3.1 p.rn. , t ranwortcd Cortney Jones from the !Ire department lo Veterans . The final call for assistance came at 8· 23 p.m. when the Tuppers Plains unit transported Mae M cPee k from Long Bottom to Veterans . ' e... _________ Con t tnu Con ti nued from page 1 " Think about your sa fety and the safety of your friend s." U niversity officials alerled st u dents living in dormitoriPs and sorority houses about the homl· cldes. and university polic e doubled the number of peopl e assigned to escort studen ts horne after dark. The two womPn found dPa d Sunday afternoon were identi fled as Christina P. Powell, 17 , of Jacksonville. who was found in the living roorn of her apartment and Sonya Larson . 18, of Deer· field Beach, who wa s found in a bedroom. The roomma tes were second -semester freshman at th e University of Florida, where they had attended classes in th e su mmer . said Lt. Sadie Darnell. The third victim, found Mon day morning, was identified a s Christa Hoyt, 18, a student at Santa Fe Community Co ll ege in Galne"'11le. She was found lym g on the floor of hPr a pa r tme nt about 1 miles from the olher crlmr scene Her body was discovered at 1 a. m . after she failed to report to work for a midnight shift as a cle rk al the Alac hua Count y Sherifl' s Depa rt · ment, M ann said Mann sa id thE:' woman found Monday had been dead 36 to 48 hours. The other two women had been dead 48 to 72 hours . Dar nell said. Their bodies were partially clothed. T he case bears some similar iti t-s to one of the more gruesome cr imes in Florida history - the bludgeoning deaths of two Flor >da State University coeds on Jan. 15, 1978. at the Chi Omega sorority house In Tallahassee. Ser ial murderer Ted Bund:r was executed for those killings Jan. 2t 1989. On Feb . 9, 1989, University of Florida student Tiffany Sessions van ished while on a walk near the campus. Despite a massivf' publicit y campa ign financed by her developer fat her and a nation w ide <Jicrt , she has not been found . Martinez ca lled the la test sl aylngs "senseless· · and sa!d, " What a shocking, tragic v,ay to s tart a new school year 1 am dclrrmlned that every possible rPsource is mad e ava ilable to help capt ure those responsible for these murders." Jennifer Haye k , who lives a c ross the street a t thl:' apart ment comp!Px where Larson and Powrll were found, sa id she sa w one or two people coming from the v ict ims' apartment about >:45 a.m . Satu rda y, bul she did not 1rcognizP !h('m . Activities are listed for Rutland Street Festival The seco nd Rutland Street Festlval will be held Sa turd "' from 10 a.m. to dark . There will be a fish fr y. games. cra fts , door prl7l's a nd entertainm€nt Tables are ava ilable for $5 each for anyone interes ted in selllng crafts. Music will be provided by lhr Blue Jean Special Band. Meigs Maurader band' and the Meigs cheerleaders will perform There will also be a clogg ing demonstration and J ill Pickens, age 12. competition winner wil l also perform. A prince and princrss co ntest Divorces processed Actions for divorce havP been filed In Meigs Cou nt y Common Pleas Court by Patrici<~ .lf'an Preece, Pomeroy, against Ho mer Ray Preece, Columbus; Paula S. Ma yes. Middleport. against Matthew Mayes. Pomeroy; Katherln L. Deskins. Pomeroy, aga i nst Donald Rav Drs kins. Pomeroy . A dissoluti on of marriage ac lion has been filed i n thecourt by Amy D Grupsf'r and MichaPI Scot t GrucsP r. both of Racine . Oi880iution granted A dlssolullon ha s been granted In Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court to Bessie M . ilaughman and Law re nce L . Baughman . for ages .J.7 and a king and queen co ntes t for ages 8- 12 will be held . The f irt• department auxiliary will furnish containers A pet show will be held fork id s, GlUE'S ] -12 with priZPS (lWJrded to fir st. second, and third. To reserve a table or to preregister for the prlnce and prJ ncess. k ln g and queen con test or the pet show. cal l Joan Stewart at 7l2 ~421. or Kimberlv Wtllford • at 742·2103. Then• wi II also be a car show and entran ts must be rcg is terd h.v noon on Sa turday . Trophies will bf> awarded and ot her awa rd s will be given for best paint, brst engine. best intrri or and best of show . T he even 1 ls bPing sponsored by the Rutland Fire Departm ent and Ladles Auxiliary . Lottery numbers Plck-3 Pll' k:l ticket sales tot a led $1.101.267.00. with a payoff due of $3.17.'31.50 Piek-4 IJOO . Pick -4 ticket sa les totalt'd $212,590.00. with a payoff due of $2%,500.00 Cards King of hean s. ri ve of clubs . .Jack of diamonds. F:ight of spades . Cards tickPI sales tot aled $101,3,1 1. with a payoff due of $4 7, 170 _ _ Area deaths _ __ Edgar Welrh Edgar Frankl in Welch. 63, Co lumbu s, died Sundav at his residence following a brief Illness . Born Oct . 2.1. 1926 In Downing ton, he was a sun of 1he late Edward Welch and Bessie Phelep Welch . He worked as a crane operator for J .T. Edwards Steel Compnay In Co lumbus . Mr. Welch Is survived by his wile, Evelyn Welch . Columbus; a son, Thomas Jr Welch, Colum· bus; three brothers. Byron 1Do· reenl Welch, Plain Cit y; Aver y Brlckles , Louisville, Ky.; and Howard Brlckles, Indiana; two sis ters, Grace Price, Downing ton; Florence Clielan , Spring· field; a sister -In-law. Mrs. Victor !Bertha 1 Sponagel, Columbus: and seve r a l niec es a nd newphews. ln additi on to his paren ts, Mr. Welch was preceded in death by a sis 1er, two brothrrs, a son, Franklin Welch Jr . and a daugh lcr. Linda Darlln. Services will be Wednesda y at I p.fl1. at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Mallo y officiating. Burial will bP in Beech Grcrve Cemetery . Friends may call at the funera l home on Tuesday from 2-4 p.m . and 7-9 p .m . _ _ _ Meigs announcements--Trualees !G meet The Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p .m . at lhe township building. Special meeting . The Chester Township . Trus · tees wfll hold a special meeting on Wednesday at 7: 30p.m . at the Chester township hall. Grange to meet The Meigs County Pomona Grange will be visiting the Gallla County Pomona Grange at lhe Rodney Grange Hall on Monday .at 8 p.m. Feeder catlle ud yearling sale There will be a special feeder cattle and yearling sale on Saturday at noon at the Gallipolis Stockyard Company. Buckley reunion The >4th annual Buckleyh· Reunion will be held Sept. 9 at the home of Glenn and Nancy Reecl In Coolville beginning at I p.m. with a potluck dinner. Bahr reunion The annual Bahr reunion will be held Sunday at noon at the Tuppers Plains VFW Post. Rela tives, families and friends of Abraham and Mary (Willi Bahr are Invited to at tend . I Tuesday. August 28, 1990 Middleport, Ohio Major Hoople's forecast Thunderstorms roll across northern Midwest By United Press lnlernallonal A band of thunderstorms stretc hed across the northern Midwest and into the Northeast, bringing heavy rain, lightning and hall to the region Tuesday while hot weather baked the South and Southeast. Thunderstorm watches were posted In 13 counties in New York, five In Pennsylvania, nine in Ohio and In parts of Michigan as winds knocked down trees and hail was reported In several co unti es. Trees were reported blown down at Sabinsville in western Pennsylvania as fast -moving storm s dumped heavy rain on the region . Int ense storms hit Detroit's northern suburbs , producing heavy rain, small hall, gusty winds and lightning . The strong storms extended from Pontiac, Mich., east to Mount Clemens. The storms were part of a larger system that covered parts of the Great Lakes and Canada . In western New York, a line a heavy thunderstorms ran from near Buffalo south to Jamestown and trees and power lines were knocked down in South Dayton , about 20 miles north of .Jamestown . The South con tinued to bake Tuesday und er a late summer heat wave. An excessive heat advisorv was In effect through Wednesday for part of north Texas , including the cities of Paris. Waco and the Dallas -Forth Wor~ area. Auditor rejects claims made by ex-staffer VANDALIA, Ohio !UP)) Oh io Auditor Thomas Ferguson terms sexual harassment claims by a former staffer as the allegat ions of a mentally dis· turbed woman. " You are dea ling with a person who has been judged official ly m entally disabled," Fl'rguson said Monday of Elisabeth T scha ntz's statrments in a story published Sund av in The Cleve land Plain Dealer . ''Wha1 do you want mP to do. attack her?" Ferguson sa id during a vJsit 1o Vandalia. · 'WP havl' denied all of the allegations she had made " tlons of at leas t 2 percent of the gros s inco m es of employees in the auditor 's office. Ferguson Monda y did not deny his employees contributed money, but sa id i t was not mandatory . "Now I don ' t under stand why m y opponent thinks it' s OK for George VoinoVlch to takf> a $100,000 co ntribution from a deveiOjJ('r in Cleve land. but it 's wrong for Tom Ferguson to ta ke $100 from one of his employees ... he sa id . Tsc hantz to ld the newspaper she wa s promoted in the audi tor's office because she slept with Ferguson and helped him raise campaign contrihutions from employees . She sa id she broke a thrl't' yPar silence on the c la ims because frrguson is trying to krep her $1.'l~l million sex ual harassm ent s uit against him out of the co urt s. In th e interview. shr said s he had sex with Ferguson in hotel rooms from Clevela nd to Ci ne in nati. She said she became a regional adm in is tra tor in the auditor' s offirP- despite nearly being fired for incompetence durinJ2: her fi rs t nlnc months in the office - because she slept with Fergu son and helped so lic it cam pa i gn con1nbutjons from Pmployees Tschant7, 46, le!t the$40,747 job In 19R6 and was declared perman ently disa bled by the Public Employees Retirf'mPnt Sys1em in 1989. Shr fill'd suit again st Ferguson In 19R7 Tschantz claims Ferguson had hrr so l! ri t campaign con tribu - Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m. I Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Stocks Am EIP<·tric Power .Lt) t,2 AT&T . . ...... 32 '• Ashland Oil .... .. ... :l1 'v, Rob Eva ns..... ... lJ 112 Charming Shoppf's. }o(l; 1 City Holdmg Co ............ ll 1 , Federal Mogul . Jj Goodyear T&R 1:11,, Key Ce ntu r ion . .II Lands' End .... . ........ 12 1~ Lim it ed Ine . . ....... 17 Z, Multimedia Inc. . ......... 62 Rax Restaurants ... . 1% Robbins & Myers ... l~ Z, Shoney's Inc . . ..... .. . . ... 12), Star Bank .... from th e 80s In San Francisco to 92 In Bakersfield In the Central Valley to a 108 at Death Valley In Sou thern Ca lifornia . In La s Vegas. Nev .. the mer· cury was expected to climb to 105 degrees Tuesday under cloudless skies and higher temperatures were expected for the Labor Day weekend. It comes after a spate of unseasonably cool temperatures - below 100 degrees. In the Northwest, most of Washington had partly sunny skies, with temperatures warming Into the 70 and 80s A weather disturbance off I he Oregon coast weakened but still sent thin clouds and isolated shower s into the sta te. High tempera tures near 100 degrees were ex pee ted Tuesday In the midlands of South Carolina . The heat was caused by a ridge of high pres sure extending ea stward from the Mi ssissippi Valley to the M iddle Atlantic states that was moving south pushin g hot weather into the region for severa l days Temperatures abovl' lOU rlf' grees were reported Monday in Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi Clouds covered northwest Cali · fornia and the northern moun tains while the rest of the state bask ed in sunshinf'. H ig h l emperatu rf>s ranged ------Weather-----South Central Ohio Variable cloudiness Tuesday night, with a chance of showers and thund erstorm s. and a low in the lower 70s. Chance of rain 40 percen t Partly cloudy Wednc s· day, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. and high s between RJ and 90 . Cham:Pof ruin 30 percent. Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday Fair through the periOd. Highs will range from the upper 70s to the 80s each day . Overnight lows will range from the mid 50s to the mid 60s early Thursday and in the 50s Friday and Saturday mornings. Celebrezze puzzled. ;~ n rinued sehool support staff and publiC employt'es would "support a ca ndidatr ror gnvrrnor who has suc h J pour rt•cord on rducalion " The OFT endorsement took place last weekend at a counc il meeting in Mansfteld. Ce lc brezzr was thP only Democra1 running for statewicll' ndminis I ra tl ve offlCP who was snubbed ThP trach['r.s ' union said bo 1h r;:mdida1es WPH' well qualified, but Volnovich got the nod beca use hr wants to raisr teachPr pay. g i \'C~ 1eachers more voice in managrment d ec isio ns, enforcP d!sciplinf' i n t hP rlassroom and rPducp cla<>s sizes in distrlcts with high concentra1 ions of ch!ld rPn from low -income f am ilies Thr union al so cited Vomo · vi ch ·s support of fully funding the from page 1 Head S1ar1 program. inc reasing hig h sc hool graduation requiremrnts in sciPnce and mathema t· ics . :.md expand in~ teacher peer rC'\'Iew and carrf'r ladder program s. Celcbrezz.r received the endor· semen! las I April from the Ohio Educ atlun Association. repres Pnling 90,()(X) teachers statewldP. Ohio Lottery 1'1<-ld : 090 l'ic'k-1 : <tOt ( ard!'t >· H. :H ', X-IJ. 1-S Low tonight in mid 60s. fhant·• • o( rain -10 percent. Thursday. high in upper 80s. 3-4 • Vot.41. No.82 Copvrighted 1990 RAMSTEI'J, Wes t Germany IUPII - A US militar y tran s· port plane assigned to can )' supplies to American troops s1ationed in 1he Prr s1an Gulf cras hed earlv Wednr sddl . kit l ing 13 U.S. Soldier s. i.J m.i litarv spokf'sma n said Th e C-5 tran sporter <.~il'craft cra shed about 12:30 a .m . in " woOded area and caught fi n· shortl y after takeoff from tlw U.S. military bas{' of Ramstpin in western WPs1 Gt>rman~·. "i:IH.l spokesman Doug Moon>. Th0 caus{' of the crash wa ~ not immediately known and li S. military official" wPrt ' invPs ti ga tin g. Thr planr wa s hP t~c.h•d 10 anothpr hao..;e in Fr<J nkfurt brforr i1 wa s toll:-/ to thr gu lf and delh·rr food ra tions . mPdiral supplit'" and maintrnanre PquipmPnl to U.S. troops lcadmg a multma t iona ! for ce drplo~ ·f'd aflt ' l Iraq im·a dPd Kuwait. the spok£'s mJ n S~lld . AI il'a sl 1'1 people werr kilil'd and four wrrr inJurrd. tht' <:. pokrsman sct id RPSfU('J" S sa id it took JOOut <.ill hour to put ou 1 thP ll.1mf' .'i dnd J ftrrward. dPnsr fog liarnpt•n•d r tforl s tn find ,·ict im s An A tr Fun'(' spokrsm:1n sa id rPSC'UP!"<.., found the body of the 13th vict im alm os t 12 hours af ter the crash of the C.:i Galaxy, one of the world' s largrst militan· tran s port pia nf'.'> T hr four injun'd mPn V."l'l"f' liJken to lhf' La ndo.,;tuhl Arm\ Med ica l Hospital near Ram stein . a hospital spokrsm an sa id. ThC' <.~irrrart w as attached to the' t;()th Militdr) Airli ft Wing. Tra\·is Air Forrf' Aasr. Cal if.. but lht• fli.ght lTl'\\ was from a rt'Sf 'r\ 'f' unit. rhr ~ :1:\ rd Militan Airlift Win g, Kc111· Air Forl' f' l bsr. <.~t Sa n Antonio. Trxas Mon: thJn 200 reSN\'lS t s as signed to lhr t:l3rd MiliL1r1 Joyce Farley. Pomeroy; Charles Tyree, Middleport; and Carl Knottlngham. Lo ng ilottom. Mond ay discharges- Victoria Le hew . PI.A fNF fE I. D. Il l . ...... .... I 7 tt~ tnrnadors CRASH SfE:>IE- Firemc'n hoso· down thr wing section of all. s. l'·5 ealaxy transport plant• aftt•r it ("raslll•d sllnrll.v followin~ lakPoff from Anna l.f'e O~' lrr. Pomf'roy: Pa u li nf' M . Snov.-dPn. Pomr ro~·. Martin L. Spang ler. Ruti<:wd. • Ramsti'in Air 8a.~o~r " "t•dnfsda.)' . Th(' planf" (.'arrit•d most lJ targo in <'onjunrtion \\Uh thf' l ". S. Prrsian GuH opt· ration . j l 1l'l) Ohio escapes severe weather I By l Jnitcd Prf'ss lntCI'n<ltional F:xcrp1 for storm driven <.J frw an' as whPn' wind gus !.'- sur pa ssed fiV mph. Ohio rsc c~ p•·li Tursdav n igh t 's txw1 Y...lt h SP\ pn· weathr~ largelv uns('<.~tflPd In Dar k(' County, onr obsl' l"\"l't rppor1f'd a gus t of 911 mph. bu 1 a sherl fr 's dpput _v sa1d 1hrrr wa" no damage othPr 1ha n .. old lunlb blown ou t of the 1tT!''i ... A <.;£'\'rrr thundprstorrn WJ tch in t' f frrt for nParl~ · all tht· .'>t a1 r throughout thr l at(• df t1· r noon dllrl Pvr nin g. IJut thr rP Wt•rc nD r qJUJ !'> of any significanl dam<J gP. 1\IJ srn·rr wpathPr wa <., I' XfWC!Pd In tht' .S I;J t(' \\' r dnPSdit.\ . ••xrPpl tn !lw ('Xtrr nw .sou ttwrn !'UUrl I!!'' Th P thundf'rs!Drmo..; tha t ;.af frrtPd O h io Tursda~· ni~hl tc ndPd v."" to ffi O\"f' south and slow! .\ Wl'i.iki'Tl liml ' wPnt on. R\ PJ J1\ \\'pdnPsdJ.\ morning, 1hcrP w(·!"l' " ti l l I a 1rly rx 1f'nsivr s h owP r ~ and !humlf 'f" tor m" in thf' so uthPrn ro untirs. whiiP '->howpr.., •n •n · "c attrrPd o\·rr !hi' rrmaindPr of thP ... tatP So m p showPr-.. anrl thundf'r qorms mo-t\· hang on in sou ltwrn l'o ntinul'd on pa gf' ~ dS July leading indicators unchanged By VI!I;CENT DU. GllllllfE · Ll)l Business Writt•r WASHI!\GTO N - ThPgniWII · mrnt's lndf'x of l.rading l<ro nomic Indicators wa s unrhan gl'd 1n July aftrr rbmg J rr\'l" l'd 0 .1 pt=~rcf'nt in .Junf' and gainmg t l n•visC'd U.ti pnrrn1 1n Ma _, .. tiH ' Com m erce [){oparlmPnt sai d W~dncsday . Thr cOrnprPhPnsn·p i ndt·-..:. comp iled by 1hP dPpartmf'nt'.., -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- THE MOST IMPORTANT LETTERS WHEN IT COMES TO DRUGS Teaching your children the ABC's is fine, but you also need to teach them about dru9. abuse and the special importance of the letters 'NO." Teach them the drug alphabet early in life , and help them from becoming another statistic in America's fastest growing disease- - drug and alcohol addiction . Let them learn their ABC's in school, but teach them their "NO'S" at home . Geneveve Schneider, Syracuse, Is Ill is week's winner of the ·'Around Town'' photo Identification series. She correctly Identified the photo as an architectural detail on the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. She will receive a landmark sesquicentennial Christmas or· namen I from Bank One THE DAILY SENTINEL I t~un';tu of Fr1HWmic Anal\'-i." . rr;td:." 11 sr·g mcnh of th1 · ' 'C"r1n om .\ · in ;__rn d for1 tu p rrd1c t fulurr ])u stnt 'S" <~rti\ !I\ tn thr L1nitt•d Stal t'" "",.\ llll>rlth ,1go, thP l)un·;tu rq>orl!'d <·qim;J! ('" ! hat ~ h owrd 11w inck .x WJS unchang<'d in .l unt ' and incrr ast'd 0 7 pf'rcrnt in Ma~· . " thr gO\ I•r nnwnt ~;ml ··~\n"'r: t gl' wor k'-.,·pt•k u·<J.., tiH' m ~1 jor ('Ontrtbutor to the .lunt· Rutland woman files suit against officials cm Name contest wirmer l' nilc •d St atrs 10 I hi ' Yl iddl<• l·:asl s mrp Aug R. Crou nd crf'ws ass1gnr>d to t hP w in g basPd <~ t Kel ly Air F'orcP Basr i n San Anton io haw• b('(' n worki ng 24-hou r sh if Is si nee 1\ ug :1. rC'pdirin~ <.~ nd mJint:.Jining incoming planP s for QU!l "k dPpariUI"PS . Fo r 1hr ftr sttmw Tur·~rL1\ · till' -tl:Jrd r·rsf' r \ i s 1 ~ Wl' l l.' ~tilU\I.' Pd to rlisclosl' d f1.•w dJ1l' sand numbPrs ..i hout th r ir rolr m thr massing of C S. troops in th( ' Middlf' 1-:dq 111 l"t' S [X)]] '-. 1' 10 lr;tq"-. Ill\ .t " l\111 Ill 1\uw.:.l it ,\ug ~ Th e• a~ing ];) ·pldn t' r :l." flP!'t a.o.,signpd to thr l.llrd hd.., r·aiJ<>t 'd lilt it' m£>rhanir.d 1Joublr• "It' <.; a large opt:•ra tion and th1ngs ha\'f' go nr \"1 '1"\ H"l·ll, .. J"!'Sl·rn· Col. M;_lhlon Stil'f. o t San An to nio s.:ud atx:nn thr I:.Jrgf'st m 1111ar.\· ;ur('J";lft ou tstdc lhf' Sm·i f't lJ n1on . \\"hich is r,lp<.~bk of carr \·i ng W1 ti!ns of c ar go . Tt11· C ~~ th;tt n,l'>hf'd nr·ar H.Jm ~ lt 'in plant' camP down aboul rl milrs from lhf' largr st US chr•mlfal wPapuno..; df•pot 1n Wrs1 C• •rman\" This month -100 hpmg removrd I rom th P depot to bl' (\(• st ro.ved on J Pacific island . T!lP las t arndrn t involving thr l · S A 1r Fore(' Ill\>\ l'S t German .\" uccUJTC•d .lunt ' ii, when a F -16 fJg hlf·r JP1 collidf'd with <:t g lidrr. kil ling th>· g lid er pilot . On Aug. :!H. 19~ . <II pcoplr werr killrd and -l~lO 1nj urf'fJ ,11 the r-LJ m s tPin ha sP WhPn a n lla}ian planP p!OWI'd into a crowd during .tn dlr s huv. . Mo 1ro thJn -l~fl \\'est Gf'rman mi lildr_ , . plant's ;Jnd about 240 plar~>•s from " !lied NATO force s h,t\'f' crJ ShPd in WPst Ger many sincr !h P rnd of World \\-ar II. il!PI> - ThP dP afh to ll from twistrrs thdt h11 northPastNn Illinois r osP t o~~ Wrdnf'sday as national guard troops put down S(' at tPrPd loo 1i n.c and t hr govt:r nor plan nPd 1o \"i '-. It lhP dP\"aS tatf'd <HP<-1 Qulck -1hmking lligh schnol C"OiH' ill's rna\" hav P prr,·t•ntrcl d Wtll""l' I r agt'd\ h\· mo\'i ng 1rlO ~ t udPnt ath lrtPs in sc hool to .1n undrrground g~: mna s1urn mo mrnt s beforr the twi stflr 'i d P" troyrd room whf'If' th1•\ w••rp p 1act iring No studrnh \\"(·rt· hurt wtwn Wendy' s lnt 'l. 5 1~ Worthington Ind . ... 211 (\\o'nrthlngtun Ind. is rx divi dend today I .John H Pauley, Coolvillr ; r:vplyn Irvine Mundry, Reed s vill e; Gilrs Glenwood Smith. Rutland; Owen A Nutter. R('{'ds ville: Ama Sue Wtlliams. Ru tla nd. Brrnard LPf' l.amh. Tuppers Plains; Osia Bdh ' Kyger. A lbany ; Patsv Jean Lau derm il t, Ra cl ne; Raymond L. Oliver, Racme: Co nnie Sue AaiPs, Hurland : MP· linda H . Smith , Pomeroy ; Nanc_v L Rose, Long Bo ttom ; Hazel Ar nold , Pomeroy; Juani ta Lam bf>rt. Rutland; Thel ma G. Garrett. Pomero)' . Ta mara Sue Hupp, Raci ne . Thl'ima Barton Campbell, Mid dleport; Debra D. Mora. Pomeroy: J essa M. Brannan. Middleport; Kenneth W. Madden .l r .. Middleport, Alfred F . Crueser . Pomeroy; William F . Odonnell. Pomeroy; Sara h W. Gibbs. Pomeroy; James Nicholas Depoy, Shade; Larry E . King, Shade, Mark A . Friend, Pomeroy, Rlta An n KPhl, Reedsville; Margaret L. Story. Middleport: Viola M. Teegarden. Pome · roy; David Michael Mellot t, Pomeroy; Nancy B. Reed, Pomc roy; Willard Paul Adkins . Bid well; Kenneth Lee Martin, Al bany; Terry L. Shain, Racin e; William Grueser. Pomeroy: Cec il D. Frye, Langsville: Robert K . Young, Racine; Gary David Harmon, Rutland ; Laura Louise Harri son, Pomeroy ; Tracy Lynn Hysell, Pomeroy; Olive Fern Sat terfleld, Middleport; Howard W. Thoma, Pomeroy: and Juanita S. Humphreys. Pomeroy. i\Jrl!fl Wing. rathr1 than \1 ;t!t fo1 thf• <'.:~ll · up from thl' Pt•ntagon. ha\f' bPL'Il tran sporting troopo..; .1nd cargo from Jround 1hP Twisters strike Illinois; death toll climbs to 24 early today Veterans Memorial Monday admissiOns - Ger t rud p VanCooney, Middl('po rL (Continued fr om Page 6\ A Multimedia Inc Newspaper 13 U. S. soldiers killed in troop plane crash Hospital news Pool of. .. 2 Sections . 1 4 Pag es 25 Cents Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August 29, 1990 su11 aga in st several local law SPptPmhf•r . l ~H9 v.·p rc fil• 'd ··ou l uf rnalic t·. h al rPd and til \~ill rn forcemen t of fi cia l s in cl udi ng Me ig~ Co unt y; Sheriff Jamrs M . So ul sbv In a Ca..,p f iled in Ml'i~s Cnunl _\ Co mmon Pleas Court on Mon day, Phyllis Spangler of :'>ir~< f.lma Hoad in Rutland a ll eg~, that shp was "unlawfull_\' ar · rested'' on a chargp of aggrit · vatcd arson by Ryan Hall and John Spires. both deputies of the Mr>gs Co unty Sheriff's Depar t· mentor law enforcement officers for thl' Village of Rutl and. Thl' complaint. fli ed by Pomeroy atto rnt'Y Charles H. Knight. s tci t e-s that after shP wa s a r · rested. Spangler was held , with out a warrant, In the Meig s County Sheriff's Department and later at the Sheriff's Department In Lawrence County. Spangler also alleges that I hi s action was "willful ancl mall· clous", and that the criminal charges filed against her In tow ard >h• · Pl aintiff l'h)·il! s Span g lrr . for 1hr purposf' nl ha rassl n,E: and rm b.1 1a .'>s in g Plaintiff l'h.v llis Spdn gJpr'" . MPig s Cou n ty Court .ludgf' l' atrirk H O'B ricndismissrdthr a ggra\' a !Pel arson rhargP against Sj.>JngiPr srn•ral days la1Pr. "As a proximJII ' n'sult and a d1rrrt rPsult of the ac1s", lhr <"Urnplaint s ta tPS, '"Plainll ff Phyllis Spangl er wa s clepriV<'d of her liberty and was subjected lo srvrrr and painful injury, suf l er ed mental and phy sical an guisl1. anxirt y, Pmbarrassm e-nt, humiliation a nd los s of reputation.·· The compla i nt asks for monc)· damages against Hall, Spire s, Deputy Sheriff Jeff MiliPr and three unident i fied deputies, li sted i n thP complaint as " John Doe f" . "Jo hn Doe II" and "John Doc I II ". as well as the Village of Rutland and Shrriff Soulsbv A ~ulland woman ha' filed a and Ma\" l"f'\'\sions. · Thr Commrrl'f' Dt •partmt •nl '>a iel tha1 of Hlf' Jl componPr11 ~. t'1rPt · wen' up. sew•n wp rp down and a ~t ngk t"d 1f'gorv - manu ldf'tun'r" nrw unkrs. 1·nn'>UilH'I ~01..-:h and ma! Prials industril''> adju sh' d for infliJ1 ion W.t 'unc hangPd .lui_\··., po.sitin· r ontr 1but or'> lnclu rh '(l rontr;wh .tncl ordl'I.., fn1 pla n t and l 'q mpmcnt. chan gf' 1n ">P nsi l i\'(' matf'rials prt rf's <Jnd 01C' ind(•x of rons um rr PXJX'Cla li ons. thf' drpartmf'nl sa1 d . Among 1hP m'g;ltt vf' rontr ibu t or~ la s t mon1h - Vf'ndur pprformancf' , ~.~· hich t r;n' k s deli\"C•ry t i mr: - MonPy c;. upply. adjustf'tl for l rwled Pl"lnflelcl High School c~ bout :1 I ~ p m Tu('sda\' but au thon1 i{'" rep or 1t·d mor(' than .100 pPoplf' injun'd 1r1 l hr rPg lOn " It was mira r ulml'> . .. Princt pcil ./amPs Waldorf o.;;lid '"Th~· ('(J.l f' hf'-., Sl'nS!'d lhl' prt'S>.;UJ"(' in 1111' huild1ng r h;.m gr and th l'\ " krH'w so mPthin ~ wa s HTong . .. ThrPf' propiP \\"f'r"f' k il h'd in an <Jdminbtrar ion building nf';Jr thP high sc hool as th! · 1ornddOP" cru ... hrd '>UITounclmg hnmf'" o~n d h! 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Ill. .\ "~i'rit•s of twish'r"' sw~· pt through th e an• a, ('a using nl H'-'"'i\'(' prorwrty darna~~ · and killing at !Pa ."~t :!-1 iJ4'opk. t l "PI) \r· hr11d 11 \1'>1''> Hl'tl' c, Ltd\. l'd In tl1t ' <.,fnrJll :11111 ,I !\\ " 1~ !1'<1 u ·: lnl\ pllt • IH ·lnnd tll1 · I"UI11JII' 1d 11\1 '>clllonl i "l .l'-'-t''- \\ "l 'l j ' to h.t\ 1' <.,l,t l lt·d \Y1 •dtH''-d.t\ bUt 111'-l t',ld tt11 H"!.tb (" .t!l('t 'lt ·d '- r/H ttd tr11 l ht • f"t''> lllft]W H"!•t •h. ,Hld '>d lrllh i'\ 1\ tll II \ !n ,1'>'-1''" H·h,tt 111 d11 \\ 1111 1111' J"(''>tn11hl ' \ 1' .11 Tllj · .., tnrm ~ · u r .1 '-\ l .t !! J ··{1~11r1 7UU l1·1't w 1dc .tnd 7 mil(''> long, ·· •., ttd \'.llt ( ",null\· f'nlf'Jr,r ncy.: '-1 'I ·, ! t 1., d 11 f•r 1!!I" Dr !I1 ( ;IJ u ld . \.ilir11Lil t,u;ud l t lfOP~ .1nd polwl' t1 nn1 "u1 rt 1Undin~ town s 1\1 '1 1' t .il lt•d tn q w ·lllontin~ Two d I I p <.,f<., 1\ f 'I I ' I I ' fH l)"l ('(! d u 1"1 ng I h p 11 1)..: 111 .-\l"o lttr t" The lot n.uJot ·~ wert' ( ·on l !llUI'd 1111 p.!l!f' :) Report on acid rain study could tum opinion in favor of coal states 111flatlon: -Chan gr in manuf;:w1un•r.., unflllrd ordPrs. adjustPd fnr Inflation. - A veragt' workw<'rk; - Bu i lding perm i ts; - A vr ragP wf>rk l y inlli al claims for statr un{' mploy ml•nl insurancf'. -Stock price~. T he index, wh ich stoOd at i41i. l In Jul y, has bern up 0.6 percrnl for the last six months and up H percent for the last 12 months . a governmen t spo kesman sa id. The co mposite Index of colncl· dent Indicators. a monthly ap · proxlmatlon of aggregate eco· nomic activi ty, fell 0.2 percent in .July after Increasing by 0.2 percent and 0.5 percent In .JunP and May. The composite Index of lagging Ind icators, meanwhil e, In · creased 0.6 percent last month after declining 0.4 percent and0 .2 percent In June and M ay, the Commerc~ Department sa id By I.~:E U:ON .~RII l 'PI SlalPholl'w RPpurt4·r COL UMBUS - Tw o rongn•." m('n from Ohiosa!dTm•sdav tlwt up('o ming rrport on a 10-yPar <H' id rain study, coupl r cl with !hf' C'on flirtm thf' M 1ddlf' Eas1. cou ld turn puh lif' op1ninn in fa, ·nr of thr coal statf' S on a ('On1nJ\'f'r sial r lran a ir bill in Co ngrrs" <:~n Aut Reps Michael Oxlcv of Findlay and Douglas Applegate nf StPube nvi llP warned 1hat the rPporl, which t~ pp._'l rf'nt l y shows acid rain is l ess of an air poilu I ion problem th an fir st believed. could b~ unde rc ut by environmentalists wi t h the help of the nf'w s mf'dia. Applt.•ga1e, a Democrat, and Ox ley, a Republican. testif ied be for<' an Oh io House committee on clea n coa l technology . Com · mit tee mPmbers wanted to know what th ey can do to affect the outcome of the Bush ad mlnlstra I t ton\ l"if'il n air prop1 )~;J]. nuw 1 n a j u inl JIOUS(' -St•n;t tf' t"OI1ft •t t•rH"t ' rommi l lf'f' T hr acid rain jJIJrli nn 11f thP brl l in dfrct makf's thP 11 coa l pwd1JC'ing "!;-Ill 'S pa _\ for lht ' pfft' cls of .lCid ra in b.\ · swt!c hmg flu•l .'> nr u"tng coal rlp;wmg trchnology . Th(' l'Ungn:<.;"!TlPn said thr s1at r IPglsl at or .' could help hy preparing thl' public for higher Pnl'l"gy cos ts. ancl in parllcula r highrr electric bills if non-coa l sl alt•s grl their wa_\· on thr Cl ea n Ai r Ael. Oxlf'V sa id 1he prov isions in thai biil will cost Ohio$2 billion a yea r . 1-lr sa id rf' si dr nt i al user s wo uld pay 10 percent to 1.1 per cen t morf' for PIPct rlc i1 y about $10 a month per household - and that 15.000 mining and rrlale<l job s would be lost. Thr co ngrrs!' mPn sa id a rrpor1 on the $1i00 million National Ac id \; l'lt 'it p il;t!HHl ·' ""t'.'>sn wnt Progt ;tm wtll ll1 • rt'lr~t.'>Pd next monlh. '>IHlwi n.~=: llw t ac id ra in is not a~ st•J ·iuus a thrt'al to the r ndronml'n l as initial I.¥ th ought. · "T hl' r PA ha s brPn work ing Ovt'rttnw to u ndPrcu 1Owl'\"A PAp .<., lud_ \ . · ..,, lidChlP_\ '" lliopethose guvs (NJ\P/\P\ ll dVC' sharp knive s and shiPlds, tx>cause they're going to need it. E nviron· mentalists are going to be having nrw s confer rnces all over the country to knock It llhc reportl down . ·· " TI1t• puhlic has been bra inwas hed by theenvlronmentallsts "nd lhl' media outside the areas where jobs are affect.ed," said Applega te. adding ihat the NAPAP r eport may help mOderate the Clean Air Act " If It's played righ t , hut If It isn't we're going to sit back and get our butts kicked." Con tinued on page 5 •• �Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO mE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS -MASON ARE!\ ROBERT L. WIN9E1'T Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD A•slstant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER of The Un lied Press I nfPrnat tonal. Inland Dally Press Association and t he Am erica n Newspaper Publishers AssociaTion . LETTERS OF OP[NION are welcome. They should be Jess tha n 300 words lon g. All h:-ners ar{' sub]PCI to f'dlltng and must be signed wlth name, address and telephone num ber. No unsigned letters will be pub· l!shPd. Letters should be In good taste. addrPS.slng Issues. not persona ll· tlt"S . Debate is underway on limiting congressional terms : : . · By ROBERT SHEPARD WASHINGTON <UPII - Public di ssa t is f ac tio n with the wa .1· Co ngress does Its job has led to a move to lim It th e rime sena tor s and represrntatives can stay in office . A proposed conslifutional ame ndment would allow just six Housl' terms o r two Srnate trrms, or a tota l of 12 years in either ctwmbcr. Backers of the proposal argue I hal once members of Congress win their first election they becom e obsessed with keeping their jobs and focu s mosl of their attention on getti ng re -elecled If the lawmakers knew initelly thcv could nor look forward to lifetime tenure in Co ngress I hey mig hi be more respon sible and mak e the hard dec isions that are requi rt'd fo r the good of the counlrv, say the advocates of limitrd congressiona l terms. Nor su rpris in gly, most members of Congress oppose thP plan. T heir s tance may be tainted by sel f·in tPresl. but some of their argumen ts ar r valid. The case aga inst te rm limit s was made recently by Rrp. L(•r Hamilton, D-lnd . , genera lly regardpd as one of the most capabi<' and respons ib le members of Co ngress In a newsletter to constituents. Hamilton conceded tha t "Congn•ss is nor working well and should do better." Bur he argued that dissatisfaction with Congress as a whole "does not ju st ify removing al l members . the good as well as lht' bad ." Limlting term s would deprivr lhP country of many ··outstanding public sp rvants whose ex(X'riP ncr and wisdom" have accu mul awd over the yea rs, Hamilton says. He notrs that Amrrica ·'Is an ex trem c l.v complicated country.·· and to as sump that a membe r of Cong rPss e<ln learn all aOOut govrrnmrnt In a few years "is si mpli stic." "Few private sector compa nies would P ndor ~ thr Vif'w that performanc e would be im proved by rt:'Qu i ri ng all emp ioy'ers to leavr after 12 years. " Hamilton sa .vs . Limiting terms. Hamilton w.1rns. ··wou ld creatP a power vacu urn · that governmen t bureaucrat s would fill . "New m e mbers would f i nd themselves confronting bure auc ra ts made more powerful by the legis lators' inexperience. The power of un elected and ent renched bureaucrats would far exceed that of members whose- tenure was sharply limited." Sim ilar ly, the power of spec ial intt'res r lobby groups wnulrl be Increased as members wilh limit ed experience lenden to rely on the lobbyists' advice. Hamilton says a limit on terms would " usurp thr powpr o( vo tPr s" 10 choose who serves In Congress. "It denies the people a i·hoice of rep r esent ati ves and unn~essari l y Hmit s democracy.·· Members of CongTess ·'should be judged on 1heir own record , not on t.he record of Congress a s a whole." Hamilton argues . · 'Co ng resslona I decisions are usually rrached by majorit y vo tes in th e Hou se and Se nat e, with 535 me mber s rach making choicp.s <JS he or shP sePs fit ." · The lim II on terms rs simply nol needt'd, Hamilton says. "Thr noll on of a permanent Congress Is exaggerated . Three -fourth s of th<' c urre nt m emtx> rs ha vp bee n In office for less than 12 years, and the average member toda y sf'r ves about 10 yt.•ars ." But Hamilton agrers thrrr arr problems a nd says member s of Co ngres s ' 'need to ge t at thr underlyln~cause of dlssalisfactlon .. by doing a better job of address ing the major Issues of the day ." He urges campaign fina ncr reform and other c hanges to make elections more co mpel itrvr and to· ·assl s r voters in mak lng dec isions abou t who should rrprC'Sf' nt ttH'm ln the Congrrss ." A thought for the da) English phil osop her .J ohn Lockr wrote. "To Jevr truth Is the principal p d rt or human pprfectio n." Berry's World qt•• ~ CS) 1990 by NE.A . Inc ~ .· Red Sox hike AL East lead to six games after triumph Page-2- The Daily Senti~el Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, August 29, 1990 Bolt bill could get held up in Senate WASHINGTON- Four years ago, we exposed lhe story of rllmsy cou nterfeit bolts being used in the nation's buildings and bridges. As the scandal unfolded. we found many more buy ers from airli nes to the Army - had bpen sold cheaper, low -grade bolts wllhout realizing the mer chandise was flawed. Despite our warnings and Pvrn some lndlclments. the nation Is still at the mercy of bogus bol ts and an at tempt to regu la te thf' bolt lnduslry is faltering In Congre ss. A bill now in lhe Senate to require lab testing and r egis tra tion of bolts has run Into a fusillade of nak from the bolt dis tributors who would havr to mePt thos e new stand ards. So far. no senators havr knuckled under, but congres sional sources say l awmakers arr being lobbied heavllv II would take on ly one senator to derail the bi ll because the backers need unanimous consent to pa ss I he bill wi r hour a floor vote. and thPrP is no time in thP waning days of the session for a floor vole . We flrsl reported In 1986 thai substandard bolts from foreign manufacturers were being used In place of high -grade American bolts In an alarming array of st ructures. The spi ndly substi tu tes are dangerouly brlll le or could loosen under t he pres su r P of hrat or strain Some factories in J apan. Tal wan and Korea are known to makE' cheap replicas of standard bolts used In this l'ountry . WP havr documL~nted nvt'r thP yPars how !ht.•y h ave jc·opard izpd Pvf'r · ythl ng from dr awhrlgrs and oll rigs to rommrr lcal atrlitwrs. nuclear power plants and Arm~' tanks. lack Anderson and Dale VanAtta Th e bill, already passed by the House and now pending in the Senate, wou ld enhance public safety and would please many American bolt makers who want to clean up lhe market for their costlier, but betler bolts. It looks to us like a simp le case of Industry draggin g Its feet, and Houston bolt maker Tommv Grant agrees . Grant was one of the fir st to sound the alarm about biid bolt s. " Distributors want ( the law) watrrcd down so th('.V can cont i nue business as usual ." he told our· a ssoc l aiP nan Njegomir ThP balking distributors hombardC'd the CommPJTP Commit · tee with tel lers and phone cal ls. "Evrry fax machlnP wa s tiPd up for hours." committee staffer Par Windham told us. Bur lhe commUter endorsf'd thf' bill anvwa v. The · bill has already been hedged with an amendment to sa llsfy the distributors' most common compl aint about a provision agains t mixing batches of bolt s from different sources. But even that conce ssion has not stopped the loud whining from the distributors . The bill Isn't perfect, but makin g evt•ry level of the bolt 1ndu slrv aceount able is a big leap forward, especia lly when the tndu str v sh ows little desire to poll ee ti self. "This Is an Industry thai. with the exception of some of its leaders, hasn't come to grips with lis problems," Wind ham told us. So Congress must do that for the lndu slry L:nt ll then. lives qull e lit erally will hinge on bad bolts. - Military misses the readiness target WASHINGTON t NEAt - Al thrmgh It 's currentlv fashionable to say this country's military es tablishment is ill -prepared for comhat In rrglonal confi lct s, thf' squandering of decades of opportunlllcs Ia achieve th at readi ness has rPcelvpd a lmost no attention. The curre nt potrnllal region al conflict is , of course . In thr Middle F.ast. Assorted armch air grneral s throughou t the nati on have b~n qukk tu note that thC' Depa rtmf'nt of l)l'fensf' lack.s mu ch of the t'Qulpmcnt cruci al to extending and mainta ining lh r 7,000-mlle -long suppl y line neces · sary to meet thai challenge The convPntional wisdom rites, for examp lt•, the pau cit y of quick -to -react strike forcr s equipped with li ght, highly mo bi le wrapons 1hat are d !spat c hPd to battle aboard "ro ll-on. roll · off " transpor t ships or ca rg o planes capablr of opPrating on shor t runwa .vs . Therr's no quPstion tha t thP PPntagon must dr a rnaticall.v up· grade its SP<~ l ift and CJ irllfl ca pa ci ty if this country l s to maintain its capability to pro j Pct milit ary powpr - and rhu s politica l lnflurnrP - around thr globe Thu s. it's hard to dispute a typi ca l an al ys is. holding that th1• in adeq uacies matrrializln g in rrcrn t wrPks offpr "riPpressing proof that the l!nitf'd Stares . after 40 ypars of plannin g for thf' Big One in Centra l Europ< '. is la rgel.v unprrparC'd forronOk l of other paris of the worlrl." But lhr commonl.v cwre ptrd notion that th r currL' nt cri s is in thE' Middlr East cons titu!Ps <;H I unprrcedrnted post-Cold War rxperlrncr missr s an i mport<~nl po lnl The first wa s in KorPa during lhr 1~50s Thf' srrond w<J s in Vietnam during the 191i0s and 197fis. Kor<'a v.:as. at brst. a t ir. Virtnam wa s a drfeat. Bot h wrrr humiliat in g to a cou ntrv tha t c laim s ro br a militar v supf'rpo wrr . Morrovrr. hoth wrrr \'lrtuall~· i gnor('d as rxam piPs of thP low · and mld -l ntenstrv ronfltrts likel y t o n•rur berau se thP countr~· ·t; political and milit arv lea ders wer e pr Pocc upird with planning for hlgh-lnt rnsity clashes with thP SoviC'I Union World War III nrvrr arrh·rd and isn't likrl ~· to ro mf' ;1n_v timr ;;oon- but wp\'t' spC'nt tril lion s nf do llar s grlling rPad_\· for il. PS JX'C ia l ly du ring t hr 19ROs undPr thl' inadrqu atr lra drrship nf Prrsld ent Ronald Rr·aga n Thrrf• 's lh!' Strat l•g ic Dpfpn sp , lnltiatl vP. thf' "SI;u· Wa rs" pro gram launchl'ci IJ.v RP;Jgan that ;li rP; Id V has cos ! lhP cmmtr~ ' $L0 billion .· If it' s compi Ptf'd and if it work." rboth unlikf•l.v PvPnt sl . It would providl' il shiPid a gainst iniPrenntinrnlal mi ssi iP .'i launchpd by t hr Sovirt Union . But thr SoviPt rmpirf' is rll si nt rgra t ing and SO l is of nn GETS THE OUT - Boston third baseman Wade Boggs reaches out to tag the Indians' Sandy Alomar Jr. In the second Inning of Tuesday night's Robert Walters val u<' wha tever in low- and m id-rn tr nsity conntcts. "We're still fighting the Cold War wllh Reagan rel ics - and SDI is the biggest relic of them alL" notes Sen. Tom Harkin, D -l owa the MX There' s more mis sile, lhr Trident submarine, 1hr Nl m ltzclass aircraft carrier and other behemoths that have brco mP rmbar r asslng symbol s of a muscle-bound military esr:.hll shment lacking the nexlbll it v. versa tility and agility requi sit e for successfully engaging In ro nf('mporarv warfarE' . F:ven in the midst of the curren t reg ional crisis, however. _government leadrrs are um.v1! · lin g to co nfront thr paradigm shift nrcessa ry· to become mll · it artly compet itive aga in . Lacking Is the consensus nerrss arv to hair the fund amen ra lly flawed project and dlverl rhe funds to mor e compelling programs. Is America In a terminal decline? OK? Adn'n a llne flow i ng ' SwPat g lands oozing? Got that big iron fist i n your belly ? You're ready . Fall Into groups ac cordIng to your Worry Lev el and begin pondering these humdl ngNs lallltPmsarcsourcedsoyou ca n judge rn•d lbllit yl: - Level One 1Normal Peopl e. plea se note : These are rookie· league worrl1•rs who siPw over pedestrian thin gs tha t affect their personal safety and welfare) Humidity aboard jt'l airliners can fall and cause dry mouth, parched throat and general ma laise 1Inlernatlonal Bolt led Wa rer Association). Electromagnet. Ism might cause trash fires, Down 's syndrome and sunbu r n on cloudy days !Microwave News 1. Dirty toothbrushes can brin g on cold s and flu (USA Today). A poorly chewed torlllla corn chip can rip a hole In your esophagus (New England Journal of Medicine). Men who sunbathe nude can get ca ncer of the genitals (NEJMi. Vending machine tip-overs can cause death and serious Injury (U ,S. Consumer Product Safety Comm ission !. - Level Two (NP: These are minor leagu ers who worry about amusing, bul st U! troublesome things): A kiwi glut has put the squeeze on Calllornla growers (California Kiwi Commission) , Crayola Is replacing blue gray, green blue, violet blue, orange red, orange yellow, lemon yellow, an d ra w umber with ru chsla, vivid ta ngerin E'. jun glf' grP£'n, cC'rui Pan. dandelion, tea l blue. wild strCiwberr.v and ro.v al purplp !B inney & Smith Co l Young ronn•rt artists arP sha k. ing up lhr ci<Jssical m us ic world by drPs.sl ng and act ing in sult r _\' fa shion rTJw New York Tlm ps\ . LPVI'I ThrPl' (Triple A m<Ji ze lraguP frPIIf'r s who rogl tatr storrs m r:l_v fold r!\YTl Digital Audio Tapr tec hnology may soon makr all .vour nrw CDs obsolPtt• I U.S. News & World Reportr . - Lrvel Fou r 1Major · lPaguP worriPrs who pondf>r things fhry ca n't co ntrol so lntrn sf'I.V that the.\ walk t he fl oor al l nl ghtl: And final!~' . for Wo r ld Class Worrlrr s. this wo rk of art from 0 By MARTIN LADER UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK - Two week s after he was crowned th e world 's bes l player, Stefan Edberg bombed oul in the f ir st round of the U.S. Open Tue sday, losin g in straight sets to Al exa nd er Volkov of the Soviet Union . Volkov , who already had p lan s lo leave New York Wednesday to compete In a club tournament in Berlin, required merely an hour and 55 mlnu1es to register the bigg-est viclory of his career, 6-3. 7 6 (7-3)' 6-2. Edberg, win ner of 21 consec uli ve matches coming i nt o Flus hing Meadows, is r he first t opseeded man 10 be elim inated in the fir st round of the Open si nce 1971, when John Newcombe los t to Jan Kodes . "Look ing bark at il, obviously I didn't play a very good mat ch ... said Edberg, as a lways adoptin g a stole manner "I didn't fer ! good, I wasn'l comfortable, and I was struggling to find my game, to find the way I usually pla y "On lhe other hand, Volkov p layed a very good gam e. He returned well and served well. He was very r el axed our there and had nothing to lose ." Thi s ha s been a bizarre year for lh e 24 -year -old Swede in Gra nd Slam competllion. He was forced to retire from the cham · Joseph Spear the sc ience section of The New York Times: Nature may not be In a state of equilibrium at all bul "a ctu ally In a conti nuing state or disturbance and !luctuance." L ast year. the End of History . This year. Unstable Nature. In 10 yea r s. Th e Millennium. We are In Serious Worrier heaven . Today in history thin gs l!l!'~' c;m' t cont rol. but still managr to s lt'f'pl : So lar storms t ' i.IUSP powpr litH' surgrs and mayhP posP a hPaltll thrpat to rrPqut•nt airlin e p~I S · Sf' ngf'rs l NYT\ Th!' ft'dPral insu ran('f'f' fund thJt prolrct s pPnstons cou ld go hrnk.r rco n gr rss lon al tPs llmnn .v \ . The na tiona! crazr for rrntlng rnovlL•s is ovrr and nr lghbor hood vidPo By United Press International Today is Wednesday, Aug . 29 , the 241sr day of 1990 with 124 to follow . Thr• moon is waxing. mo'.-i ng toward its full pha se. Thl' mo r nin g star s arc Venus, Mars and Jupiter. The evrning star is Saturn . ThosP born on thi s dar e are und er th e sign of Virgo. They Include F. ngllsh philosopher .J ohn Lock e In 16.12. author and poet Oliver WC'ndell Holml's in 1R09 . 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Profltea witt aleo bt Included In the RFP peckats 13 Weeks .. .... $20 .80 26 Weeks . ... .......... . 52 W('ekS. .... $40.34J . ..... $75 .40 plonship march of the Aus tra lian Open against Ivan Lend! becau se of a pulled stomach mu sc le and lost in the first rou nd of the French Open ro Sergi Brugucra before winning Wimb ledo n. Edberg, who ended Lendl 's 80-week run al the lop of th<' men's l ist, will reta in th e No. 1 position on the next ATP Tour ra n king s when thf'y are r c l r<:~ sc d Sept. 10 . Volkov, ranked 52nd in the w orld, sa id he thoug ht he had a r han ce against Edberg berauSP ·· te nn is Is tenn is." " He was much tireder than I ... added the 23-yea r o ld le ft bander, pla y ing on the Stad ium Court for the firs t time. ·'H e wa s a little bi t slow, I saw it. " I saw him so man y times on TV and In practice . I knew I had to play inside the court , other wise I had no chance." Volkov said he never ass umed he would win, expla inrng, "He' s No. I, he' s played so many Iough matches. he wa s so many tinw s down and then he won . You have to k eep playing if you want 10 bear him ." Edbe rg, winnPr of hi s prr\·i ous four tou rna m ent s, broke Sf'IT i CP on ly o nce , in th e seco nd sc-t whr n he· al so had a set point. li e co mm itted 23 unforced errors to 12 for \ "o lkov . ' 'I've been pl aying well all summe r and I felt good coming int o the Open, and then I had a d ay where not much worked for me, · sa id Edberg, who has yer to mak e It pas r the semifinal s of rh1 s championship "I tried ro do a few things, but the)' didn'l work . "I can 'l tell you m any reasons why it happened, because I don ' t know m yse lf . I have lo thi nk il over and hope i t newr happen s aga in . I rea ll y wa nt ed to win thr U.S. Open. bul il 's 100 la i c now .· The loss by Ed berg opened a big door in the top half of lhc draw for Le nd !, an OpPn fina l ist the las t eight years and three times the champ ion. Lend !, who has dropped to No ..1 i n lh e rankings. wa s seeded to meet Edberg in th e semifin als He overcame a l ·l fir sI set deficit in his open ing malch Tuesday IO Conf~~Nnc.. The 1pproved "rvlce m•· nlgM' wm provkle .,. tlcullted service• for indl· vfduels who heve mant•l retlrdltion and / or deYelopmentll dl•abllhles. Th• relutbtnt contrHt will be in exlltence for • dme period of 7 months. At the conclutfon of each yearthecontr•ctwlll bo ronogotboted booed on the FIIIOnllbl• and pro· looted nHdo of the lndl· lllduolo bolng.urved, oo well u quollty of MrYicoo be· lng provided (8128.44[, Tho Mr¥loo ntonogor will bo ••poclld to cooporoto In ell octtvltleo Involving cortl- By Maj . Amos B Hoople Peerless Prognosticator Egad , friends! College football gets off to a fast start In the Western Athletic Conference In 1990. Defending WAC champ Brigham Young leads the way . BYU, the No. 11 team In the Hoople System's preseason Top Houn 11 am to Mrd Sun-Thur<; II ..ilm 10 I ..ilm Fn & Sat Pick-Up Onlyf LARGE ,• ,• :·,.• Submit name for dwBrf cow, "Miss ,.,•, ,.••,. ,. Meigs" c/o The Daily Sentrnel or P 0. Bo1 668, Pomeroy, Ohio by September I , I990. Approximately $300.00 inprizes to be awarded. , II•• ' f t 1 ITEM PIZZA $599 PAN OR ORIGINAL STYLE! Brewers 6, Blue Jays 2 At Toronto. Dave Parker homered twice and Jaime Navarro scattered eight hits to hand the Blue Jays their fifth straight loss. Navarro, 5-5, went the distance for the second straight game and struck out six. Dave Stleb, 16-5, gave up seven hits and four runs In seven Innings. Yankees II, Orioles 3 At Baltimore, Jesse Barfiel d went 4-for-4 and drove In four runs and Randy Velarde slugged a 1hree--run home run, powering New York . Mike Wi l t, 3-6, pitched eight stro ng innings to help New York toils ninth win in its last 12 games. Jose Mesa, 0 I, lo st in his first major l eague appearance si nce Ocl. 4, 1987. Twins I2, White So• 6 A t Minneapolis, Kent Hrbek smashed a tie -breaking homer and co llected fo ur RBI and Greg Gagne drove homE' three runs to hand Chicago lheir fourth strlahgl loss . Reliever Tim Drummond, 2-4, pilchen 2 2-.1 innings of score less relirr and Gary Wa y ne pitched the fina l thrre innings to rrcord his f irst save. Ad am Peterson, 2 5, took the loss. Mariners 4, Tigers 3 At Seattle, Edgar Martinez· two-run homer with one out in the boltom of the ninth inn ing lifted the Mariners . Keith Coms tock, 6-3, pi tched the final ll-3 innin'gs for the M arine rs to pick up the viclory . Detroit reliever Paul Gibson fell to 3-4 Athletics 3, Royals 2 At Oakland . Calif.. Terry Steinbach' s bases-loaded sin gle with two oul in th e ninth inn ing scored two runs to lift lhe Ath letics . That gave the win to Mike Moore, 11 ·12, who pitched a six -hiller for hi s thi rd complet e game oft he seaso n. Reliever Jeff Monrgomerv fell to o:t. Angels 2, Rangers 0 At Anaheim, Calif.. Kirk McCas kill fired a four ·hitter to post his 10th ca reer shutout, leading the Ange ls. M cCask ill, 10-9. stru ck our three and walked nont.' a ~ l hr Angels \von thPir fou r th s tra ig ht gamr No lan Ryan , 12 7. ma k in g his 700th c arP('!' s lart . strur k. oulll bai!Prs in the losing Pfforl out, but Greenwell drilled a 3-1 fastball to the gap In right center 10 score lwo runs, and Dwight Evans singled in Greenwell. Jones, 4-3 , walked two batters In a row for the first time this year. "I was trying to make him swing and hit the ball," Jones said of the pitch to Greenwell. The Indians rallled In the ninth for a run. Bu1 after walking Candy Maldonado, Jerry Gray struck ou r Chris James and used a forkball to get Jacoby to ground into a force play to end the game and earn his seventh save. Wes Ga rdner , 3-6. go11wo ours In the eighth for the win . " When they ptay like lhey're playing, they have confidence ," James said. "The type of team that they have, they don' t g ive up . That's why they're !n first place. They make every out count." Elsewhere in the American League: Milwaukee downed Toronto, 6-5; New York routed Baltimore, 11-3; Minnesota bur led Ch icago, 12-6: Sealtie beat Detroit, 4-3; Oak land defeated Kansas Ci ty. 3-2: and Ca l ifornia shut -out Texas 2-0. In the National League . it was : Montreal 5, San Francisco 2; New York 4, San Diego 0; Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia I; Atlanta 9, Piltsburgh 0; Cincin nati 2, St Louis I; Chicago 5. Houston L. bea t Canadian Martin Lauren· deau, 7-5, ti -2, 6 2. "II'~ an upset, bul when you think about it deeply yo u can see it happen i ng ," Lend! sa id of Volkov's viciOry. "W hen yo u analyze their strengths and we a· knesses . it's Volkov's strengths playing Into Stefan's weaknesses and Stefan's strt'ngths lnlo Volkov's str engths ." John McEnroe, rn the sa me quarter as Edberg. also could have benefited allhough he i s un st'eded for tht' first ti'm•i'-M-c 1 yea r s. McEnro<.'. a threr · t 1 ~ " ~0 pen champion but unabk to surv ivp the second round the pn•v iou s two yP<J rs. defea trd J avier San chez. 7-6 tHI -RI. 7-ti 173'r, b-4 . Asked if he was generally happy wilh how he pla yed. McEnrOP rrspu nd rd. · ·r'm gener · ally happy to sti ll be in the tournament. ·· Fou rth seed Andre Agassi. th e los ing French Open finalist. also adva nced to the second round with an easy 6-i. 6-2. 6-2 viclory ove r Canad1an Grant Connell. Martina Navrat ilova . a fou r · lime Open champion a nd lhe second S('ed this year. c ru shed Feder ica Haumu ller of Argentin a. 6-4. 6-0. in 50 minutes, and No. i Zlna Garr ison defeated Ausrrran lleate llrrnst adler , 6·1. iJ-J. l\avrat!lov a said s he has gainC'd more confidence sin e<' winn in ~ Wimbledon in Jul' ''I'm confrdenl I can do it and I Ieel heal thy," she sai d . "There' s no desperation for mE' anymorE'. I've done wh at I want ed lo do... Seven th seed Emilio Sanchez JOII/1; MCENROE topped Brian Garrow. 7-6 17 ·51. ti i . li4 . No. IO Andrei Ches nokov br>a t Oli vir r Dr la itrc. 6·4. i -5. 6-:l. 'io . 11 Mirhael Cha ng cru shed M ika el Pernfors. li -0. ti-2. 6-,1. and 1\o. 1:! Jay Berger defealed Hom ld i\genor. ti-1, 6-4. J·fi. li-4. CINCINNATI ll! Pl i - Th e OthN winners among thr Cincinnati Reds Tuesday called womPn. all in stra igh1 sr ts. up catcher Terry McGriff from inc lud rd No 5 Gabrrel a Sabal i nl. th eir Nashville . Tenn ., farm No. 6 t\ran txa Sa nch ez Vicario. l ea rn and sent l eft -handed 'lo. 9 Manuela Mal eeva pitcher Chris Hammond back IO Fragn iere, No . 12 Jana Novotna. Nashville. No. 14Nata l iaZverevaandNo . l 5 M cG riff, who played one game ,Judilh Wies ner . wit h th e Reds at the start of the sPason and was hi!less in one at -bat , bat red 280 In 94 games with Nashvi lle lhis season, with ni ne home runs and 54 runs balled ln. Hammond, who had a 14-1 1 • , 11 record and 2.17 earned run average ear lier this year with 20, visits rebuilding Texas -El Na shville . was 0-2 with a 6.35 Paso this weekend. ERA with I he Reds. Continued on page 4 • Sports briefs Cycling The World Cycling Champion ships res ume Wr dncsday in .J apan with women·s and am.:~ t eur men' s team timr trials In aJJ. f i VP l'VC'n IS V.:iJJ bP hrld during the next five da.vs in thf' road rac ing competiti on. DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE Ill Second St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 Reds call McGriff conn1e up from minors BYU is getting ready to fly high again at Texas-EI Paso 992-2124 NOTICE By GARY SULENTIC UPI Sports Writer T he Red Sox feel right at home with thei r recent road record as they move away from division rivals . Mike Greenwell' s two-run triple off Doug Jones highlighted a three-run Boston ninth that lifted the Red Sox to a 6-5 win over the Cleveland Indians. The win, coupled with Toronlo's 6-2 loss to Milwaukee Tuesday, Increased the Red Sox l ead to a season-high six games in the AL East. The Indians had leads of 1-0, 3-1, and 4-3, but the Red Sox battled back each time to win on the road for the fifth straight game. Boston has wins of2-0, 1-0, 1-0, and 12-4 In this streak In addition to Tuesday's wtn. ''It's the kind of game you need to come back to win," sa id Greenwell, who had grounded Into an innin g-e nding basesloaded double play In !he seventh. "You betler win the cl ose games. That' s w ha t we've done on this trip . That way. they can't catch you." The Indians had taken a 4·3 lead in the eighth, but Jones. pitching for the first time In six days, walked Carlos Quintana and Wade Boggs to starr the ninth. Jones got Ellis Burks to pop Major Hoople's forecast CAR FOR SALE 1987 Dodge Colt, D.L, PS, PB, AM/FM cassette, new tires, automatic . Runs good . Gets good gas mileage. Excellent condition. 614-992-2377. which will bo dlllribuled during the p,. Propoul game in Cleveland. Alomar was caught In a rundown between second and third base . The Red Sox won 6-5. ( UPI I Edberg eliminated; Agassi is • wtnner tn U. S. Open tourney Serious worriers: Please take note Notlcp to Ser ious Worrir rs · Summer Is ovPr . No more- beer, beach. bikinis . Tht' Second New Yrar - thf' onP I hell brgi ns thr Tu rsda ,v after Labor Day - is upon us. and we havl' to stan worrying about what W(' 're going to ix' worrying a bout for thP nPxt nine mo nths or so. • I apo log ize Ia Norma l People v:ho worry about ordinary things lik(' grorN.V bllls and job sccur· it _\·, but twice a ~· par - Npw Yra r' s and St>cond Nrw YPar 'sI fe el obligated to hrlp m y fellow Serious Worriers find good maiP· ri al for th e worrying season You may follow along if you wish. though I fpar tru e und pr s tandin g will be beyond vour ken 1 All right, SWs. as a wa r m up rxerclsr brood ovrr th Psf' babies: Will pennies be aboli shed '' Shou ld you give your fax numbe r to anyboby who asks fo r it ? Art• urban areas drvrloplng midd ay rus h hours? Will the North Pol<' ozone ha lf' grt as hig as the South Pole ho le? Ca n NATOsurvlveth<' collapse of comm unism? Will there be civil war In the Soviet Union? I s your pilot an alcoholic ? 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Ohio Wednesday, August 29, 1990 29. 1990 gameson8for19,Rljostruggled all night on the mound, walking four batters, striking out. th~ee and makmg 106 pttches 10 five tnnmgs "I mrghl have 10 get Rt )O to wot k wtth the pitchers on thetr buntmg'" the spring, . sat d Red s manager Lou Plnlella with a laug h after celebrating his 47th bu thdav wtlh the big win that gave his team a 9 2 margin over the Ca rd mat s thts season. 0 Nelli collected twooftheflve Reds htls against loser Joe Magrane R 15 , who went eight tnn1ng s and shackled Cincinnati on one smgle rn the last six tnnmg s 0 Net!! paid tribute to RtjO for ht s game wtnnlng bunt · He's been doing that lately wlt htwo stn keso nhtm ,' pointed our O'Netll I sa w him squa re around and tl 's a ctPdl! to him He's been worktng on that and It v.o1ked tomght · Pttchlng the five dd)S rest '!nee defeatmg the ('htcago Cubs. 4 I on Aug 22 Ht)o was bPh1nd on the count most of tht' lrmp and survrv ed a 3 0 bases lo.Jded rount to ToddZetle'" thp l1fth 1nnmg After gomg to a full cou nt on Ze tle. he mduced the l atdJnoJI ra tr he1 to fl y out to O'Neill in nghl field to end the threat Plnlella pinch hi t for Rljo In the last of the fifth and ca lled on Lay ana who blanked I he Red ' birds for two innings befme Randy Myers took over in the etghth inning Myers limited the Cards to a plnchhltslnglebyCralgWilsonln the ninth In earmng his 26th save, which matched his 1988 perfor· mance for the New York Mets "I'm not worried about any personal records," said Myers, v.ho lowered his earned run average to just 1 66 In his 53rd appearance of the season 'My goal when I go out there Is for us to WID the game " But you've got to give a lot of credit to Layana, who came in thereandshulthemdownfortwo Innings before I came In ' Th e Reds took a 1·0 lead In the first when Mariano Duncan stngi<'d and scored on Barry Larkin' s triple Clncmnatl made II 2 0 In the second when O'Neill doubled, took third on Todd Benzinger's groundout to second and scored on RIJO s b!g bunt single The Ca rdinals scored In the thtrd to tr,Ji l 21 Magrane Bengals hope to sign Rembert Bl'ngt.~b .t ssts tt.~ n l gpne ral man fo1mrt Ne\~ York Jp ts holdout 1\f'thmkhe tsaprospcct to be a fn s t I we wtdP rerP Jver 111 thl' !\I" I fhc Be ngal s Monda1 !r.tdl'd fn r vra 1 \f'I CJan starllng I mP IJ,H ke1 lor Kelly and second \f'<.tt rrsrrv0 offenslvP tiHkll' Sco tt .t onr s to th e Jets for the dgPI M ikP B1 ov. n sa 1d TuesdJ\ ttbuut thP p r oo...p<>l Is of sJgntng I hr 11ght s to 1ou nd dr dft 1!\!\ e\1 1 rU Pit (!!\( t;O(:>;(; \lll!IOR!\1 ''"'I·'' Hrrt' 'hllrtsloi> ~l.m.mo Druu .ur finds h1111:-wlf do111~ 1(1 ).{ II to !Iii' 111~-:"li hoppt r ofl lh1 h.lt o( lht• ( ardmal~' l1 rr \ PtndiPion 111 tiH "'I'\~ nth 1nmng- nl I ut ... tl.t\ mght's ~\Ill! 111 ( Jnt tnn.1t1 I llouKh Uun( .111 v.,t.., nn.1hlt tn IIIIo\\ to ftr~t in lmu· ~~~ K"t 1 Pt 'tHiktun tlh l<t·d ... ~~ on •cl t'Tllllll-:"h run ... 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IA'apto 11111 J(ll.lb>ndl'r Cr•tr Bllllnpon InC 11111dlan N allorMI TPaun Phlldelphl• - Slpwd cenU!r Martin Ho•ta.t of flf'ciwHIIovakla Ill th p ()g )''"' h ' eo n versa! ion With 1Bengals coach ) Sam Wyche at a workout '" March · said Sunsen 'He rea l ly likes Sam and he ltkes the Bengals' offense I think he'll be happy m Ctnc lnna tl PJ '~ I l \\ 0 o h" <'' \f'd \('<JIS A rnt L'fiUpted 1990 sc hedule saw the Redmen flnt sh at 13 19 mPtdlll\OmDi stnct22a nd2b rn thr • MOC Among the r ecrutt s Oglesb\ hJ s brought to R10 Grand£> are fed Thompson. an All Starr j dlrher from Val lev V1rw Hi gh Sc hool Nev. Lebanon B1 ad Rosl'r a tl~ht hand ed ptt r her w1t h top cn drntl al s, comrs f ro m 1 Oelav. ,Jrc Also considered a not.Jblc <~ddii!On 1s Er1c McLean d thre e spurt letterman and \ aled l ctona n at Wor ley Hi gh Sc hool 1n the Co lumbu s area Tram practices have been set fot 1 10 > 10 p m Monda\ th1 ough F11dr1v .11 E\ ,tns F1t'ld Th P ovr 1.1 1! prospect s for a good SPi:ISOfl diP brigh t " re ma1 ked OglesiJV v.ho will enter h1 s fout th vra r as lht Red men (Oa r h 11 should bP <l comJX> I IIl\t' r.111 I J i ll t\l!!mu gl1 thf' numlwr of .tttl IPt r" nn llu r ostrl s of 1hf mf n ..., c~ ncl v.IHIWn.., c r oc;s counlr\ tt,Hll" 11 thl' l nt\rrslt \ of HH! <, , c~ndt • 11 < o..m<~ll Coach Hob \\ l llf'\ IPt h 1h1 g 1ou p wJII \-~OJ k h~11 II .tt lopptn,e lJ st VP J I <.., vcrv t'SSI\ f ' I('('(} [ d I VI told th1 m lhf' l!ll PI < Oac hm ~ v. ill bt th roug h magi C - lll dk km g .t gr( d ! Pr Jn d J\ 1dual co m ITIIIITlt'nl \\1llf\ s aid And th 11 \ thP o n I\ p lH <' thr ma g It v.il l eomp flam'" f1om them Wr 1 v.ho will rn<~ke th,Jt c ommltmrnt. \~ hH h m c ludt s ):Znmg to ,ill ( 11-;..,ps (',\ttng 11 ~ ht and gomg t o hPll P.lf I\ It be' <onl P" .J \\d\ o f lrlr f'h1 11lW1 sr ason v. hwh lx 'n P I 111 d f1 om d \ 1g01 ous 1t'CI u1 t mg 1 <.~mpa 1g n b\ llvJII rv saw thP llH ' n s IP<J m q ua) Jf\ fo r thP NA t A Na t1 o n <.~\ s w1th Mark Clm e tak mg t\11 Amrr 1can honors Thf' worn('n's lt'am ;.J )sowo n a succrs s1on of racc•o;; throughout th r 1 .1mpa 1gn We If' C'XC II C'd about lh P S('3 so n uftl't th E' VPar wr had 10 1'1~~ Wtll ey commen ted We"' hoptng ~"ra n do bettrt thdn lils t yea t V. e hav e of ro urse Q th11 learm'o th.r t ktnd of self Wrbb di sf tpl m r ThP lonP fl es hman on the womf'n s tr.Jm Y..IIl be Nanc\ ht tddt d 1 In jdd 11 1u n to Cltnt • a sf'n JOI li 11m r hlll!COt!H' thf' mpn' s IPdm H111 1nt ! udt~ su c h vrtPrans as I 1 n\ ( orh1 ,1n ( -.r n lo r !\iewark) Hu s t\ l::cl('n ~ ISPnJOI Ctnci n n L~ Il l \ l n<'r FJ tlca tj u n1or Wrs t J' a1 m m g t on 1 Bob Fr 1guson ~"o p hon101 f' L II Cal, Doug Hornr 11u n1u r Stou! S\' lllr \ and J~ mPs ISOphomorr Bat.mm e. Ohtor i\11 of them Ill v satd I )Pc k hdd an oursw ndm g .v en 1n thP St 3SO n Ntw to th e tra m wtll be Rvan P,n kf'l a llr shman f 1om Wh eP lc r "i bul g who co mptled severa l htgh sc huol rr co1ds and pla ced fifth 111 thr s t d t r 1n thr m1le thi s \Pal Otht' J f1e shmrn JOJn mg (J!I VIOUS 1 h1m "''' hr Dan L ongca v from M ount Stet ltng a nd Hugh Mel.aug hlt n ft om L ttt le Hocktn~ Th r womrn s tram also boasts "'fX'rtencc tn Beck y Webb tse ntot Mtnfordl [)onnte Ev ans t sophomore K tn gs ton 1. Debbte <.r ay rsophomore. Mc Connrls • rl lr l and Renee Peck tsopho moll' Baltrmore. Oh101 The trio of second year athlet es all made rmpt es stve debut s last season. rrcc tvl ng able support from Nat tonal League Roundup In other National League ac· lion. Montreal downed San Fran cisco 52. New York blanked San Diego 4 0. Los Angeles pounded Philadelphia 51, Atlanta routed Pittsburgh 9 tl and Chicago downed Houston, 52 Ch lcago 5 HoustAm 2 Ryne Sandberg doesn't make much of his accomplishments In fact, the Cubs second baseman IS surpnsed more players can't boast of the same achievements After becoming the first second baseman In major league history to hit 30 hom e runs In consecutive seasons Tuesday night, Sandberg named another great v. ho he believes should have preceded him ·After la st year. I dldn t expert to hit 30 home runs agam Sa ndberg said 'It s a nice accompli shment You look at a man like Joe Morgan 1second baseman on the '70's Big Red Ma r htne In Ctnclnnatl l, who wa s an MVP I m surprised he dtdn't do 11 Sandberg belted hi s htstorlc solo homer an 0 2 pttch from starter Bill Gu llick so n In the fourth lnnmg o•er the left field f ence to lead Chtcago t o a 52 vlctor v over the Hou ston Astros and tie P ittsburgh s Bobby Bo ntlta f01 most home runs 1n the NL Sand berg not on ly started his own list but jomed another chronlclmg the select group of second baseman to htt 30 homers tn one season Rogers Hornsby 11922, 1925. 19291. Joe Gordon 11940, 194B t Davey Johnson 1197.11 and Bobby Grich 119791 are the others Greg Maddux. 12 11. sca ttered eight htt s 1n posttng hiS seven th complete game of the year He wa lked three and stru ck out seven In 1ecordm g his eighth win •n his la st ten dectstons Krllc1 of M antu.r WP If' r1 littlP lean on numbf>r s but pr('lt¥ b1g on hea n Th at s what happen s tn this spo1 t com m ented Willey who brgan h1s coach mg career not lon g o~fter hr s 1971 graduallon ftom R 1o C1andc I he trams open Sat urday Se pt 1 .rt the M ar shall lnvlta !tonal Th e sc hedule tentall\elv r alls l or th em to attend invlta ttonal s at We st Vlrglma Wes leya n Sept B Wittenberg . Sept I~ CPn trr 1K y I Sept 22. Rio C tande Oct b the All Ohio ChampiOn ship s on Oct 12 the QuePn C tt y In vitational. Oct 27 and I he DJStrtct Cha mpton shtp' at WtlmJng ton on Nov 3 Willey antlctpales the compell tlon to be strong 'Some of those teams will be watchmg us" he advised "We had the element of surpnse on our side las t year because nobody expected us to do as well as we did So eve ry weekend. we have to go out and not let down Each weekend, we will have to be menU!IIy tough ' Expos 5, Gta nts 2 At Mo ntrea l Rookre Mark Gardn er won his ftrst game since Julv 12th and Sp tk e Owen drove In two runs with a single and a double l ea ding Montreal Gar dnl'r 7 7, who was 0·3 With four no deci sion s In hi s last seven st,trts. struck out a career high 11 batters The right hander worked six mnlngs while allow ing one run three hits and two wa lks Sa n Francisco starter Scott Garrelts. 10 10 took the loss Mets 4. Padres 0 At New York David Cone pll ched a five hitter hts thtrd complete game In a row and Tim Teufel belted a two run homer pacing New Yo rk Cone. 10 7, IJmltrd the Padre s to one extra base htl s- a sixth lnnlngdoubtr by Roberto Alomar He struck out five and walked one San Diego starter Ca lvin Schiraldi, 4 o, gave up four run s and fl;e hils over four Innings, walking two and s triking out one Dodgers 5, Ph lilies I At Philadelphia Huble Brooks homered and drove home three runs to give the Los Angeles Dodgers their thi rds tralght win Jim Nledllnger. 3 I. gave up six hit s and one run In seven Innings to win his third straight dectslon Jose DeJesu s dropped to 4·5 Brooks' 17th home run of the season was the Dodgers' first hit off DeJesus. who retired the first ters he fa ced SPECIAL OF THE WEEKI CHICKEN NUGGETS 99C WITH FRIES ................ '1.64 GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TVs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY COUNTY APPLIANCES "At the End of the POMEROY, OHIO 627 3rd Awe., Gallipolis PH. 446·1699 HOUIS: 8 A.M.·6 P.M. P-roy-•son lrldg•" PH. 992·2556 A DURABLE, EASY TO APPLY GLOSS FINISH FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC AREAS. Co'ltfl solidly m ant 0011 Pro v1dU'IQ 1 Clur.aM d•n ana acull ttlllllnt thlt QIOIIY Drrgtli ano tcrvbbtrbtt lo' ""'* '""lh Sl 899 """ GltiOII PICKENS HARDWtRE MASOII, WV. I Reminder issued to motorists Meigs County Sheriff James M So ulsbv urges motonsts now that schools are open to drive with c-aution when the; see children standing along the roadway awaiting school buses Parents are also urged to cautiOn thetr chtldren regarding horseplay at the bus stop Motorists are also advised that they must stop for all school buses that are dlsplaymg flashmg red llghts whether approaching from front or rear Shenff Souls by noted that the on ly exception to this IS when the school bus ts on a divided highway and cars are In th e opposite lane EMS responds to nine calls Umts of Metgs County Emer gency Medical Ser~tces te sponded to nine ca lls for ass tst ance on Tuesday At 3 09 p m, Syracuse squad went to Nease Road for Larry Mtller who was taken to V ete rans Memonal Hospital At 3 26 p m , Middleport squad went to Page Street for Jack Sttvers H e was taken to Vetrrans Memona l Hospital At 5 06 p m . Rae me squad went to Fun Sun Pennzoll toanautoflre , lhera rwasow ned by Melvm Forrester Larry Miller was transported by L1fe Flight to Grant Medical Center at 5 09 p m AI 6 20 p m M tddleport wa s called to Coal St rl'el for Laura Scot t Scott was taken to Ve!P 1an s Memocral Hospital At 7 05 p m . Tuppers Plains squa d wen I to State Route 7 for Melissa Griffin. who was taken to Veil' 1an s Memonal Hospital At 8 39 p m , Sy1 acuse squad was dts patched to Water Street Ktm bet ly Peck was transported from lhe1e to Ho lzl'r Medical Center M tddlepm t squad was called at 10 17 p m to Walnut and Second fo r Robby Clonch Clonch was taken to Veterans Memona l Hosptt al A t 10 32 p m , Pomeroy squad was cal led to Wtlltam Tiemeyer Tiemeyer was trans ported to Veterans Memo na l Hosp it al --Area deaths-Rachel Warner Rachel Ann Warne r . 83 Carr Street, .Jackson dted Monday at Hea1 tland of J ackson Nurstng Home l' I ' Born Feb 26, 1907 In Shawnee she was the daughter of the late David and Anna Williams Rees She was a retired educator. a member of the Christ United Methodist Church In Jackson the Jackson Literary Club, RoAnns Delta Kappa Gamma Jackson Fine Arts Club, Jackson Garden Club, Mother's Club, and the American AssociatiOn of Unlver slty Women She 1s survlvt>d by th ree sons, Rod Warner Sarasota. Fla David War ner Jackson. and Dallas Warner Albany, a half si ster, Eltzabeth, of Washmgton DC, 11 grandchildren and 10 ~reat grandchildren In addition to her parents she was preceded tn death by her hu sband Jack 10 January 1988 Ser vices will be Friday at 10 a m at the Chnst United Metho dlst Church In Jackson with Rev Richard Maurer officiating Bur 1al wtll be tn Fatrmount Ce metery Friends m ay call at the Mav hew Funeral Home tn Jackson on Thursday f rom 2 4 p m and 6 R pm --Pomeroy Court news-Six people v.ere fined and etght others forfeited bond Tuesdav night In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Fined were Donme Freem an Stocks Dally stock prices (As oliO· 30 am ) Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Ellis &: Loewl Am Electric Power AT&T Ashland 011 Bob Evans Charming Shoppes City Holding Co Federal Mogul Goodyear T&R Key Centurion Lands' End Limited Inc. Multimedia Inc Rax Restaurants Robbins & Myer s Shoney's Inc Star Bank. . Wendy's Int'l Worthington Ind 2 6~, 12 11, n% 13 '1< R% 14 ''< 1> 3r, 23'l, 11 12 1i 62\', 1% 19 \', 13 18 5 3;. 20 Marriage licenses lot of f amilia r fa crs Thry made the season for tlll'm srl ves b) staymg 10 shape <~nd runnmg throughout the summer, and It s Important tha t Deputies of the Meigs Co unty Sheriff's Department are Investigating the theft of a Simplicity Rldmg Mower from the William Soulsby residence on Pomeroy Pike. Accordmg to the report the mower was taken som etime Sunday Deputies were called to Route 124 near Indian Run regarding a one car acctdent According to the report, the vehlchle was gone when deputies arnved The vehicle reportedly spun around In the roadway and struck the ditch Depulles were looking for a suspect vehicle but were unable to make con tact An Investigation In continuing Murrell Batley, Staneart Road Albany, reported that on Sunday a ZR50 mint bike wa s stolen from hps residence Charges are to be filed In juvenile court against two Individuals seen pushing the cycle down the railroad tracks William Cleleand, Racine. reported Sunday that sometime between Aug. 23 and Sunday, a mobile home and storage shed located on the Ohto River bank at Portland had been entered Nothing was reported as mtsslng single. Co leman No 1 base ·stealer In dd d t the Natloal League, I~ ~~ n7.~ more thefts to hlsh\ota 7; I e the Inning to give m odrd I season, but he was stran e a third by Rljo "ho c.rmr ba ck Of that group 11 s .tpparrnt th ey ran a l l summer wh tc h ra n mak r 0 1 hll 'i.l k a sr ason fo 1 vou tn ter m s of 1 o nd1t1onmg Meigs deputie.<; probe theft sin ledandwasforcedatsecond b g Vince Coleman Coleman .iole second and scored the ]one St Louis run on Ozzle Smith's Bu ckP vc \a l ley Ht~h Sc hool tn RG cross country teams seeking • unprovement over successful year Ill to Tldt'>Watrr of lht lnltrna t' lyn n nolh"''d. 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Mlnl"lf'Mol.ll ",..,. \ nrl. \l llnlr< 11 Ch/1 uo 1"~ ' tl X " ""I "' I I l 1 II 1\, ln n, JI r"' It t 1. H1tRf( \ \ I t II I t Rrmbe1t Vlrglma Rembert s agent . Gus Sunsen says Rembert IS excited about the prospec t of becommg a Bengal Reggie 1eca lls haling a tong Fall baseball on deck at Rio Grande hd\( IJI'O)Jh 1 V.hO\~IildothJI Majors lhe d !J llnl I' rg r• ll ll!IOU< \~ a rd s - The Daily Sentinel Page 5 - : Local news briefs------. Caucus fund-raising changed state business Reds edge Cards, 2-1; Dodgers win, 5-1 CINCI'JNATI - Jose RIJO the httter came to the rescue of Jose Rtjo the pitch er Tuesday ntght A danng two out two strtke bunt I hat sent Paul 0 Net II homr f rom thtrd b h d ase tn t e secon tnnmg turned out to be the wtnntng run that gave th eCincln nat' Red s theu fourth stra tghr vtctotv 2 1 Oler the St Louts Ca r dtnal s 1he th 1rd baseman IT<'rr\ Pendleton, was playmg back when I came up, but I mlsscd on m1 fnst bunt tr 1 so he moved m sard Rqo 10 6, who went Just fM' 1nn1ngs beforeturnmgthmg s ovr•r to reliever T1m Lavana 'I hln he backed up agarn when I had two stn kes on me. so 1 sa td I hank vou' and deetded to II\ to bunt aga m TillS trmr 11 v.o1ked perfert lv for HlJO th e bait rolling dead at>Out ~0 feet down the third ba se lrnr '"til 0 Nelli 1unnmg on the pial s<r111ng rast lv v.htle Pen dl1 tun ""' mdkmg the belated prckup Urd 111 gl\ r .Jny thought 10 llf'ltlJ.! guruwd down <II !Jrst, Rl]o "·" ,rs k1 rl' '\o ""' 111• ll'plled wnh a \\ Hh g11n 1 >'-.J~ fl\ 1ng down flw lt nf' Now hilli ng I!Itn hts last nmr Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Co urt to Tony Dwayne Hendrix, 20 Tupper s Plains. and Sheri Lynn Blair, 19 , Pomeroy, Joseph Eugene Kropka, 55, Mason, and Sheri Lynn Stewart. 27, Mason. Dale Clinton Rockhold, 44, Reedsville and Shirley Lynn Stewart, 39, Reedsville, Kevin Nell Fick, 23, Waterville, and ~nya Marguerite Steele, 18, Waterville, Wesley Michael Smith, 28, Pomeroy. and Doreen Ruth Hadsell, 19, Pomeroy; John Wayne Flowers, Jr , 19, Pomeroy and Sarah Ann Reitmire, 23, New Haven, W Va Pomeroy $375 and costs . DUi Sally Moore, Pomeroy, $113 and cos ts, possession of a controlled subsU!nce and leaving a child unattended. referred to co unsel log, John Ingels, Westchester $43 and costs, stop sign vtolatlon, Tammy Fry, Middleport, $47 and costs. speed Thomas Stobart II Racine, $20, seat belt vlolat ion, Pomer oy, SIX .Julie Thonen month s probatiOn des tru cti on of p1 operty Forfeiting bonds were George Cundiff Racine $63, a bandonlng Jam es vehicle In roadway Grimm Pomeroy. $63 expired registration, Wilham Neutzhng Rac ine, $63, expired reglstra t1on. Carolyn Oatley Middle port. $46, speed, Gilbert Smith Pomeroy. $213, pett y theft, Shan non Lee Barrett, L etart. V. Va $46 speed Byron Murr ay Dea r born Ml ch $63, traffi c light violation, Connte Farlev Athens, $46, speed Ohio .. , Power In dects lon mak mg ha s gravitated upward to the pomt where Riffe and Senate PreSJ dent Stanley Aronoff R Ci ncinnati, make book m private on how to handle the most senous tssues of the state The troops follow their lea d, because they know they'll be protected when elect ton time rolls around For many of the I 800 lobbyists patrolling the Statehouse this system has led to the perceptton that If you want to getlegtslatton passed or defeated, you provtd e campaign money to those mak lng the decisions - Rtffe and Aronoff The Akron Beacon Journal. 10 a senes entitled "Pay to Play. detailed the work1ngs of the sys tem In addition to Riffe's $3 mtltton warchest, several other Demo c ratlc House member s have but II up campa1gn kltUes, perhaps Indicative of how thev can get things done. or lhat lhe1 are vlev.ed as potent tal hctrs to R1ffe Co ntinued from page I Ohio into the night Wednesday but cloudy to partly cloudy conditions were to rule 1n the rest of the state Clea r sk tes should become established over the state by d awn Thursday Is liable to seem like a very nrce da; to most people. sinc e skies wtll be mostly sunny and the state should be minus the haze that has been so common lately Early morning temperatures In ohio ranged from the mld·60s to the low 70s, close to what they were at th e same time Tuesday However, Wednesday's highs were to be cooler than Tues day. from the upper iOs to the upper 80s Lows Wednesday night are to be In the upper 5()s to the mid 60s and Thursday should see highs In the 80s- as well as considerably tower humidity Friday and Saturday wtll be fair and there Is a chance of showers and thunderstorms Sun day Highs through the period wtl be In the 80s and lows In the mld ·50s to mid 60s Fnday and m the 60s over the wpekend The livestock safety tndex Wednesday was to reach the danger ca tegory 10 the so uth where humtdlty ts the highest Wtth fa tr weather returntnl': Thursd,ry, fields will drv and plant growth wtll accelerate Humtdlty v.tll be less Thursdav and F11day after staving 50 percent or higher V.ednesday Afternoon r eadmgs Thursday should be 40 percent to 50 percent with potendal evaporation of two tenths to one quarter Inch Good drytng rates wtll be main ta med Fnday and Saturday as well The lower humidit y and mou:- normal tempPratures wtll easr stress on ltvestock and be more conducl•e to working with the animals The ne xt chance of rain wtll lak e the form of sca tte red lhunde1 storms possible about Sunday as a disturbance moves through the Great Lakes North ern haymakers Hble to l'UI Wednesday may be a blc to squeeze In bahng before Sumlo1y Safety urged by patrol over Labor Day weekend ' Safety ' Is the word being pushed by the State Highway Patrol for the approaching Labor Day weekend There Is an added ri sk to ever\ motorist due to the Increase In traffic volume on the hlgh.,.a ys sa id Sergeant Larry Arledge asslstan t post commander of the Ga l lia Meig s Patrol Post Ever y driver needs to make that extra efforl to Insure that they and their familie s mak e sa fel y to thei r destina ti on The highway patrol wtll have .til .rvallable manpower workmg the roadways ove1 the Labor Daj weekend The patrol will use overtime funds provided by the N.rllonal Highway Safe ty Admin Report. .. lstratlon to Increase the number of troopers and patrol hour s on our highways In an effort to reduce traffic crashes Troopers will strictly enforce the traffic laws and remove the alcohol or drug Impaired drivers fr om the highway Of th e seven fatal crashes that have occurred tn the Gallla Meigs post area th1 s year f our ha ve tnvolved thr dnnklng dnver The highw ay patrol remmd s .rou to wear your safety b('lt and If you see and 1nc1dent of unsa fe, lrrespon sl blc dnvmg call t hl' Gallia M e l~ s Post at 446 2433 or 992 2397 The hlghv.av patrol also monitor s CR lh.rnne19 c l ea n en vl ronmf'n1 Hr sa td no\\ t h c~t Amr1 1Can s are rea! 111 ng 1hr d avs of 1nf'x pPn sive otl and ,gaso ltne tlrl gonP th rv mav br IPss wtlllng to p.1~ more f01 PIE'Ct ii CitJ The polll trs havr c han ged dr dffidttra ll ) with !h<' P e r sian Gulf sJ1udtJOn hf' sa id Mt~vbf' thts wJII hf' a wakrup ca ll for energy 1 Applegate rrco mm •• ndf'd thr continued df'vrlopment fm svn thrttc fur l s He sa id lhat rd lhrr than pu1 d n rxt ra penn) on thP ga so hn r tax for pa\ rn g 10 Oxley told dl~an up artd 1atn , the monev shou ld llf' the comm i tt ee "Our cha llengers to determine exactly what the} are willing to pay for II · p11mar1 electio n and has been able to parcel out $1,000 to Attorney General Anthony Cele brezze, $400 to Audttor Thomas Ferg uson, $250 apiece to eight needy House Democrats and $500 aplecP to thrPf> otlw r s ~EATIIER MAP - A cold front will spread showers and thunderstorms throughout the Southeast Conllnued hot In the Southwest with Isolated thunderstorms. The ned storm system reaches the mountains states bringing with it some scattered thunderstorms _ _ _ _ _ _ Weather _ _ _ _ __ South Central Ohio Pa t tly c loudy Wednesdav nught, v.1th a chancr or showPr!-. and thunderstorms and lows tn the mid 60s Chance of ratn ts 40 percent Mo stlv su nn) ThursdaY v.tth htghs 10 the upper 80s Exlended Forecast Twisters ... thp co nnnurd f1 om pag• 1 nearby commu nttJPS of i:l nd Lutk port Town sh tp I n an <::II l'a abour30 m1les soulhv.Pst of downtov.n To wn~h1p Whratl ,md Ch1cago About 150 pl'Opi<' "'"'" m the gy mna s tum as th£' st01 m approached. 1nclud1ng thrPP IPv els of vo llevball team s and the sc hool s football sq uad V.aldorf sai d Bne~n Kubm sk1 Hi sa td he\\a s at football prarttcc \\hen 'we wer e all rounded up and tak en to the gym The li ghts wrnt out and the butldrng started shakrng Int ense tv The do01 s began to fi} open and all the pla vers htt the deck· 'I put on my football helm et and JU St hoped to God that nothing wo uld happen When 11 was over and we looked up th e whole gym was gone, totally gone, Kubinski sa id 'The sk ies go t dark rl began to hall and there were stron g vrrtlcal wind s V.aldorf sa td I \.\.as in a meetmg Friday through Sunday Fatr Fr1da; and Sa turday \l.lth a cha nce of showers and thund erstorm s on Sunday Highs wtll b<' In the 80s eac h day Overmght low s wJII range from the mid 50s to the mid 60s early Friday , and In the 60s Saturday and Sund ay mornmgs Yvith m\ gu idance cou nselor I got up to wa lk over to a vau It m the off1ce but I never madr• 11 I fell to the floor got und erneath my desk and pullM mv guidance coun<>P 101 u ndrr th f' l f' w 1th mr Down thP t oa d 1n Cn•st H1ll Steve Lu ckry 24 tared In the Ct'dar Woods apartment (Offi plex to check on the safPiv of rrlat1vt .., il v m g on tht• top flom of t hl' budd mg There were pteces shattered e hC' sa 1d · Trees WPII' topplf'd the too f was gone All three flo ors were on the ftr st floor ·· RC's C' uP wor kPI s relayed grim Pvt~ l V\~:hr1 s to11 es of thlfd f luor restdcnts bf>mg su< kl'll from thl' butldmg iJild s lammPd Into a nl'a rby CO l rtfiPl CI Ulilll v lnws wtrt• knockrd dov.n and tr lPphont sPI v1ee was r ut off to th e area Somt' 4.1.000 homes without powt•r Common wealth Ed1so n spok Ps man Mtke Kell y sa td A multiple vf'h JC' IP acf ldPnt un Inter sta te '"{, nPar .JollP t was blamed on the twis tPrs wllh ve hicles thrown around and a t leas t one 18 wheeler ltfted and dumped Int o th emedtan Sewt .rl other ...,.e hJcles \&.oere reported cru shed In the arculent Th r Auro 1a Mum c tpa l Airport t f'por trd a dozen planrs torn .1par 1 o r sP n ous h damaged and d frv. h a n~ <.ll s le~;r Jed St Joseph s llospll al 1n .Joitet tepm trd trea!lng 20 1 tnjured SilV<'I Cross hospital 1n Joli et treated 36 [dward Hospita l rn N apc rvt llr trrated 13 Coplr1 Memor ra t llosp lt al rn Aurora trPatPd ~(l Mo rn s Hospllai tn Mo111 5 trf'afl'd 16 Pa los Co m munll\ Hospi tal 1n suburban Chicago trratPd S('\ rn and Lo, olcJ UnJvc•r <; JIV 1\.kdwdl Cr nwr m Md\\\Ood trrdtCd SIX SEPTEMBER SVIINC Co nunued frnm p.r g" 1 Oxley sa ld he hopes thr ron frt rn ce committee wtll del av tmple mental ton of the st n ct arr stand a1d s, extend comp liance dates or cut the sulfur dioxide emission tequlrments from 10 mtlllon ton s to 8 mill to n tonss Oxley sa td lhts could be done with no appreciable difference 1n atr quality and save the taxpa v et s ~2 percent of the cost of the Clean Air Act Americans clearly value a .Jnd the lobbytsts want to rultl va te th em ear ly House Spea ker Pro T empore Barney Quilter, D Toledo, whose cam patgn fund four years ago carried a balance of only $14,000 now ha s amassed $100,137 He use d 10 perecnt of that 1n hi s used to dev r lop synth f' IIC fu(') s for usr 10 aut omobi les A DINNER DANCE SPONSOR(D BY MIDDLEPORT ARTS COUNCIL SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 6 P.M.-1 0 P.M. Middleport American Legion Annex MUSIC BY GEORGE HALL TICKETS $25 PER COUPLE Don't forget to makt your reservations by Sept , 2. You can purchase t1ckots from Kmg Hardware, Gerold Po· well, Darry Queen BraZier , Middleport Doportmonl Store, DaviS Owckof Insurance or Mary W1se Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissions- Pauline Hudson. Middleport. Helen Eblm. Pome roy, Margie Schuler. Portland . Jack Stivers. Middleport. Laura Scott, Middleport Discharges - Ora Sinclair. Leora Strom Iva Ravburn. Joyce Farley, and Richard Reuter Introducing Dr. Randy Hawkins Divorces processed A divorce ha s been granted to Drema Arlene Ward from Tommy Ward 10 Mflgs County Common Pleas Court A divorce Is being sought In th e court by Karen J Stan ley. Middleport and Jack R Stanley Pomeroy A dlssolutlon of marriage ha s been flied by Debra L Wamsley Racine, and James R Wamsley I!, Pomeroy. ---Meigs announcements - - - Star C. range to meet The Star Grange and Star Ju ntor Grange will meet In regular session on Saturday at 8 p.m at the grange hall near Salem Center. A potluck supper will follow the meeting All COLUMBUS, OhiO tUPII When the Idea of caucus fund· raising migrated to Columbus from Washington tn the early 1970s, It lorever changed the way business would be conducted In the Ohio General Assembly House Speaker Vernal R i lle, D Wheelersburg , was the first to make use of It The Idea was that House Democrats were not to be left to their own amateurish devices to get reelected In their districts They "ere to be pro· tected by the caucus, whtch would hire professional help This all for one and one·far·a ll strategy, coupled with the 1971 realignment of legislative dis tricts, built the dynasty of House Democrat s, and of Riffe, who has been speaker a record 16 years Although their di stricts are not as favorable, Senate Repubil cans nevertheless have been able to copy Rtffe's style, to a certain extent, and wtlh the exception of 1883·84, have dommated the upper chamber for the la st decade P leasant Valley Hospital is pi<asrd to welcome H.'ndoll f Hawkins. M D to It s medtrai s<a iT Dr Hawkins earned his medical de~ree tn 19tl7 from Ihe Marshall University Sch ool of Medicine. where he completed a lhree year restdrnr·y In lntrmaJ Medicine Wh.ile at Marshall he atlended a combined American Sovtet seminar on stroke neurolo~ held tn I he Soviet Union In 1987, he studied neurology at the National Hospital for Nervous Disorders In London an tnternattonally recognized center for neurolo~ A member oft he American Medical Association and an associate member of the Am<rtcan College of Physicians he has co·authored articles that have appeared In national publications. Including The Journal of Comparatlue Neurology and an upcoming issue of Cites!. an International journal of respiratory disease Dr Hawkins Is now seeing patients In ht s on!t·e In Suite 13 of the l'leasanl V.tlley Hospital Medical Office Building Appointments may be made by callinR (304 ) 675 7700 members are urged to attend Trustees to meet The Rutland Township Trus tees will meet Wednesday at 6 30 pm at the fire station In Rutland The public Is Invited to attend. IJLI PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL I Vl The fom1/y of profess1onols Valley Dnve, Pornt Pleasant WV 25550 1304) 675· 4340 I �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday. August 29. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Humphrey birth _ _ _ __ Grand champion potatos belong locally ! Some call It a dream com e true. Some call It success. Others may say It Is just luck . But to James Languell. Racine FFA Chapter. it may have been a combination of ~ II three and the joy cannot be described as he jumped around smil ing and yell ing "Yes' .. when he was Informed th at he had produced the grand champion potato at the Ohto State Fair He Is thesonof Shrllya nd Ruby P i ckens. Racinr. li e started his project on St. Patnck·s Day and each week he ff-lrli lizPd it until time tu harvest for tht' Ohio Sta te Fair. He selected ten pounds of his best potatoes and ten pounds of his best tomatoes to be shown . To his as tonishment , his po tatoes werfl chosen to be sold in the sa If' of champ ion s at the fair and he was presen ted with the Grand Champion Trophy . Languell's potato sold for $1,350 to D.J .'s Concessions. owned and operated by Dan and Don na Sevrra nce, Worthington . Languell is c•mp luyl•d with Chuck Yost at his dairy fa rm under a work siUdy program devel oped for agriculture slu· dents at Sou thern High School. His garden project was a co nti · nuation lype project that he started when he was fres hman. He has been involved in parlia · mentary procedure s. publ ic speaking, and soil j udging. Upon graduation , Languell hopes to bl?('ome a heavy eq uip· ment oprrator . The descendants of James W. and M elissa Dye gathered on Brannon Hill for their reunion on Aug ust 12 . Co ming from Mansfie ld were: Bernard and Marie Bra nnon: Mr . and Mrs . Robert Hill and daug hler Linda and Tom Gl ori · osa a nd their c hild re n Jonathan and St acy: Bill. Eileen and Todd Kirkbride . Attendi ng from Akron were: Thurman and Kale Dye, James and joyce Dye, Dan ny and Co nnie Dye, Ti m and Kim Dye, Kimberly and Terry Ru tledge, Thorn and Bo nnie Dye. Sharon and Tracy. Alyce Simmons and Terri Coll ins. From Co lumbu s: Karen, Bill . Pam . .J ~n n ifer and Be n Meier. Carl and Lucy Beers. Las Vegas , Nev. Jane. Brian, Luke, Jacob and Adam Holloway from Union · tow n : John and Roselle Folan. Lo nd on; Beth and Mark Meckler from Tallmadge. F'rom Florida: M arc and Amy EMS dinner set T he Rut land f :mergency Medl· ca l SPrvice will ha ve a dlnnPr • Low-Priced Supermarkets OODLAND CHASE AND SANBORN COFFEE MISS MAJORETTE- April Hudson recently won the Miss Ohio River Fesdval Majorette Queen Contest at Ravenswood, W.Va. She Is the daughter of Mary Hudson , and the l ate Bryant Hudson. Pomeroy . She is a feature twirler lor the Meigs Marauder Band and her t•ac her is ,Jud y Riggs of Reedsville . David Herdman was thr win ner ol the corn gues s con test spon sored by lhe Meigs Soil and Wa ter Conserva tio n District at the rrcen t Meigs Co untY F'atr Mr . 1-l rrd man wi ll rPcPi\f' $~ . 00 for the Mei gs SWCD. ThPn' werp :I.~J'iO kf'rnf'l s of corn in th e jar and M r . Herdman guf'ssrd that 1hen• wl'rf' 3.980. 34.5 oz. CAN Hice. Beck ley , W.Va. : Ch uck WPll s. Marv Ann. Matt. Simon, Jennifer and ·Whitney Wells , Grec nflf'ld, Ind. Man Wells St rait . As h· land. K~, ; · RandP. Len if' We lls Josh and J ustin ra nirPI. Ind.: Farm Contest Roxann, Tlffany' and Cou rtnt>y M r s.· kpnnPth Markl ns. !1J('lnr. 100% VEGETABLE Wesson Shortening Df'an . Pnmrro_r. Mr. a nd Mrs . Rr\· C\vde HPndPrson. Mi ners · Mr and Mr'> Hobart 9 Sieve a·nd Tina Young. Portland: Charllr and \'1olct Emrrri h, Bellville. W.Va . Music was pr'rformPd follow mg di nrwr . Thf' annual rr>uniun of th(' Rulh Alrxandror and Willi am 0 . I3ar· nil1 family was held recen tly at Pere Marquette Lodge and park near St. Louis, Mo . Mr . and Mrs. Melvin llocl sc her IBi lllC' Jean n arn it z). who I!Vf' in S1 Louis. plannt'd thP gather i ng for thi s ypa r. Their ('hildrrn presrn t wPe M ichae l. Kan sas ri t~ ·. Mrs . Timothy· Horlsc hrr and rhil drf'n , Jr nn.v Lynn . Mat !hrw . .Julia and Mrrrdith. 1\m<i r tll o. Trxa s. 81-RITE Both .:Tissue Library to do.re for remodeling The Middle~or t Libran will be c losrd during the month of (' X trn sJ\'(' Public Paper Towels rr moNor thwest Twin AnyonP h<Jvt· booh 1t1Jt nPf'd rf'ru r nrd mav do soar thi ' ~kig s C oun t ~· L1 hr.1r .\ 4 PKG. GALA drling <J nd rcn O\·ation. Approxima tr da If' of rf'O ]J4. ·n ing wi iiiJf' mid -Octobf'r Ot h<'r childn 'n with thr• ir farni li('S wrrp Mr a nd M r " Boh ll<l norat Wells. L1·nn Well <. War saw . Mr <:tnd Mrs 1\.im IV oils. Chicago . Il l. : and Mr ;mfi M1s . D avi d H olll n ~s\~orth . Za nesvi 11(' Mr . and Mrs I .<:nn<'n('( · t Wilma 1 l'r lson. f<J lama .w o. Mic h. . Mr. and Mrs . ~ . W ROll Pops tn Pomrro~· $129 Eblins have family gathering WinnPrs of thr ha.v show . co -sponso red by the Meig s SWCD and I he Meigs Cou nl v Fa ir board were Mary .lane Talbo tl . firs t pla ce; Chris BaPr. sPco nd plarr. HPrb ~rvin. third pli!C£' in tlw 'i~ P<'r ee nt or morP Alfalfa r lass . In lhr al l ~ r assrs category·, Brian Wind on rerr ived f1rst p lac r: Dale Kautz. second p lacr· and T om Hamm , thiHI p larr Ro _\· Ho l1rr won fi rst pl ace l n lttP 4~ pt•rTPnt or lr ss legumes c· la s s with Tom H amm plac ing srcond and Ch ri s napr rPcPi\·rd 1hi rei place . Ca sh awards wrrP prf'sPn1ed to ltlf' winnPrs h_v lh P fair board dlld plaques will be prt 'Sl' nl('d ro lhP fir sl placP winnPrs in rac h category bv !he Mei gs SWCD a t thrir annua l mPPting on ~o , ·ember Ll. lOX Lar r v and Jov Clark ll'i!l br · honorrd Sa t urday tn ob..., ( 'J ' "<trH'P of thr i r 'l~Jth ann i\'l'l s.11 ·' An opt'n house rPrPptlon,,·illl)(' held from 4 to 7 p m . at thP old LUZIANNE TEA BAGS lOOCT. BOX $249 BANQUET FAMILY ENTREES $169 J Mr . and Mrs. Bob [Jarn il z and gra nd son. F:nr Barn il z. Mason . W Va .: Mrs. Wilson ()3{>rn ic0 J Ca rpPntPr a nd her fam il!'. Mr Jnd M r s. J amPs Ca q:wn tPr . Rf'f'd svi llr: Mrs . Jane'! Young . Lanra strr. and Mrs . Al ita Ca r mil rtnd so n. And~. Ch Psaprakf', Va Mr and Mr s. Hnh Hat ni tz and Erir attended a HPd"·C n d1nal gam(' Amni<' an Ll'giun Hall in Midd le pan . and gospE>I si ngf'r~ .. Jan {lnd Kath ~ · . wil l perform al tip rn . All friend s and rPLlll\f' S of tlw couplP arP in \'ill'd to at11 •nd M r and Mrs. Karl H. 1\ussc ll and son, Ke n , Man hat tr n, Kc~n . werr recen t gursts of Prarl 1.. Hussell. Raci ne. Thr Ru sspJJ' s <.~ l s o vistlf'd .IV1r and Mrs . Floyd T Cha pm an ancl Kim. Pickerington . Mr. and Mrs. Mark .1. I ' c~ n e r and Madel in e Blake. Ra ll imorr. wrre joinrd at thf' Chapman's bY the former K t'nda Ru sse ll, Karl·, .'i istPr s. Aleta Lynn Russel l Bu1 lon. Ora nge Ci ty, Fla . and fnend. Bill Wells. OntarioCmada. Karl. and son, Krn Russe ll . will at 1rnd coiiPgr J l Ka ns;Js Statp this fall MPl issa Lvnn RussPII spent lh<· summ C'r at camp LPonard in Mich igan as a camp counct lor and life guard . She will lw a rollpgp sophornorf' at thf' Nnta r£•nr C'oiiPgP in Olat he. Kan . Mrs Russ{'] I, the formPr Li nda Lou Sm ith, plans to al !f'nd coll ege later this fall I SINGLES 1201$199 PKG. Laurel Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Vanl nwtl gen. Bradbury, and Mrs . K eith Vanl nwagen and son. Dustin, Ci ncinnati, vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Burdette were hosts of the Bailey reunion held at lhe HoUday Inn In Ga!U polls with 30 at te ndi ng. Mrs. E l aine Burdel!e Smith's birth · day was also ce lebrating . Mr. and Mrs . Gl en Smllh, M orma l. Ill.: spen t a recent weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Robert Burde l te and at Iended the Ba iley reu ni on. Mr . and Mrs . Sam Lewis, Florida, Is vi siting Mrs . Iva Powe ll and attend ed the Meigs Co unty Fa ir. ' We Atltrve the Rlaht to Limit Ouantitlea • Price8 Effective thru Sat , September 1. f I , ht'lp adult sl ud<•nt s comp il e a portfolio of lht'ir learn in g wil l be hl'ld on the Athens ca mpu s beginning Sept. 15. Over900adu lt -- 2420. Trustees to meet T he Lel ar t Town ship TrustPf'S will meet Monday a1 7 p m . at the office building In conjunction with Pomeroy's Sesquicentennial, the 150th anniversary ol the Incorporation ol the village, Bank One In Pomeroy, Is sponsoring this photo Identification series. The photos feature archlteclural detail• of hulldlngs wllhln the town. The plclures were taken around town and are featured In Wednesday editions of The Dally Sentinel. Answers, by mall or drop-off, musl be receive d at The Dally Sentinel ofll ce by the following Monday and winners will be listed In Tuesday edlllonsofthe paper. Winners will receive a landmark Christmas ornament from Bank One and when the series concludes all people who Identified the pictures correctly will have the chance to win a sav ings bond from Bank One. Bradley W. and Stephanie Alexa nder, Porter, are annou nc lng the birth of their third child, a son, Nicholas William, on July 27 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. The infan t weighed seven pound s and 14 ou nces and.was 20 Inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Alexa nder ha ve two other da ughters. Katharrn<>, age three and a hal f : and Carol Ann, age 16 months. Gra ndparen ts are Mr. and Mrs. Step hen Houchins. Middle· port; and Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmy Alexander, Bokeelia, Fla. Great gra ndparents are V tctor Casto, VInton; Rufus Kirk , Man. IV Va .; and Mr s. Do llie Alex ander, Lampasas, Texa s. Great grandparent is Mrs. Bertha Proklevic h. Stir ral, W.Va . lewis family gathers The annual Lewis reunion was held r ecen tly at Walnut Grove Park In Racine . Bles sing by Rober t Lewts. Following the dinner a busi · ness meeting was held and new· officers were rlecled Happy Bi rthday was sung to Sharo n and Robert Lewis and Mal thew Boyd. Happy A nniversary to Kurt and Ruth Nalstetl er, t wo year s: and Ernes t and F'lossie Bush, 4J years. Games were co nd ucted and a white elepha nt sa le was held to provide money for next year's reunion. At tending were Joe an d Sha ron Lewis and Clifton , Ca r a, and Curt is, Belpre: Robert and !sa· bell Lewi s. a nd Don and Donna Ha y man , Maryland : M ar y Frank and Be n and .Jba nn: Bob and Ba rbar a Boyd , and Andrew. M ath ew and Sa rah ; Jim and Dee Lewis, Indi ana: and Sid and Da n M ar tin . Rockbridge; Dave and Bre nda Henson, Laurelville : fred and Trlna Fritsche and children. Florenceville; Helen Lewis , Macksburg; Sam and fay Lewis. Florida: Elizabeth Perry, Ca nton; Henry Perry and Joyce Sword. Ca nt on; James and Evelyn Mercer. and Ja m es and Aaron. Cambrid ge: Tim and Tamra El kins. Byesville: Kenny and Janie Palmer and grandchildre n, Christi ne and · B.J. Palmer: Do nald and Debbie Brown and oel and Jerrod: Mayford and Juanita Harmon. Ripley, W.Va.: William and Luci lle Keebaugh: Kurt and Ruth Nd isteller, Ju anit a Burgess, Ravenswood, W.Va.; Ern· es t and flossi e Bus h, Racine: I va Powe ll, Norene Hi te. John Lewis. Belpre: William , David, and Jane McMurra y and Mi· chelle. Shawn and Jamie. and Dena and Amber Lewis. Flor ida: Mi:lry ChatPau. Akron. Arts, crafts fest set The J:tth Annua l Barn Ra isi n' Arls and Crafts Festival wi ll be held on Labor Day weekend. Sunday and Monday. !rom II a.m to 6 p.m . at !hP Da1 r y Bdrn Sou t hra .s fprn Ohio Cul t1 raJ Arr s Cr nter . This yPar 's ff'sliv a \ inc ludes a juri ed ex hibi tion and sale o f art s and crafts by reg ional artists displaymg works In wood, baske ts, pain lings. jewt•lry. fibPr ar ts a nd mu rh more No t on lv wi ll l hP ff>s 1Jval in cl udr ar Is and crafts bu1 foa:l. ch il dren' s programmt ng and musical rn ter latnmen t b~' arra groups sur h as thr Loc<JI Cir ls. R<:~rkwords and Ln.s t John and Zf'kl' Hutl'hinson ~lies. ----Russell guests--- KRAFT nc•ce.ssary /\ four·hour ro ursc t11at v. ill students from sou th easlern Oh io have taken adva ntage of thi s program si nce it s inception 12 yea r s ago. Thf'y h ave £'a rned an avPr age of '2K credit s each, and some have ea rned thP maximum of 48 credits. which is eq ui va len t to an enti re yea r of college work. Credits earned through thi s program do no1 nPrPssarily have to be tn the .s tud en t' s major field. To find our more about lhl s !JI Ogram and to di scover If it will work for .vou, contact Sur Boyd in Adu lt L ra rning Services. Call .\9:1- 2150 in AI hens. or l ~H00 - 444 · NICHOLAS W. ALEXANDER !Th a nrtl Kramer. Plain view . Tt•xa s. their daught er and ! am ilv . Mr and Mrs. Robert Stein· ber gen. Ann Mari e and Emil)'. Austin . Trxas; Mr . and Mr s. Hayman Barn i1 z. Pomeroy: Mr and Mrs. Keith Ba rnit z. K ing· ston: Mr. and Mrs Tom Bar ni tz. Co lumbu s: Mr . an d Mrs. Harry (.Julia 1 Young. Calion; and th Pi r granddaug ht er, Cindy Young . Anniversary observance set Th l' annual n ·union of th(' Samur l Allrn Eblin f"mih· was held rPcrntly al thf' rnad:-.idP park on Roule :1.1 Pnzes wprr gi\·Pn for gamps a nd lhP old('st presPnl was Art Eb l in . Th P y:oungf's t wa s Tra\·i s Eblin . The family travelmg lhe far thest \.\.·as Mr and :\-1r s .lamPs Farlry, M<iriett a Atlr•nding were Arr and Adr ia Eblen. Kenneth a nd Donna E b· lin. Barbara Colmbs. Mamie Stephenson . Tammy .John so n and children , Davi d dtld Amy Leach. Hoy a nd Shari Eblin and children. Randy and .Jan Snider and ch ild re n . .J im and Paulet te Far ley and sons . Greg and .Janet Eblin and daugh!Ns. Mr . and Mrs . Houold Whl!tf'kind and ch ildren . Lt'Ona Martin, Rick and Betty Jeffers and children. Steve and Shari Blackwf'll and child· ren, Sieve and Wanda Eblin. H<'nry and Hf'sther ~bll n J nd Mike. Drnna Ebl in and Travis. Dreama Bell and so ns, Donald and Shlrle:> .Je ffer s. .Jeff Dr Lo ng, James and Alberta Snider a nd Li!wrencP an d Rarhara Eblin Oh io Universit y, through the Office of Adu It Learning Servi· ces. has a method for converti ng learning lhr ough ex perience on !he job. i n vo lun teer art ivil ies.'or I !trough hobbies to actual co llege <'red it . Th is credil , wh ieh is bot h morE' t imP and cos fp ffeE'ti ve 1han cred it s earnrd in the classroom. ra n be applied to a degree. shor tening the tim e and f'XJX>nsr Alexander birth Barnitz family gathers 3 lB. CAN Smallrv .Jr .. Weirton, W Va .. Sf'ptrmbrr for Tu('Sda.\ - farm : Wednesday Chrrs Wolff'. Davr 1\rasP farm . h Thu rsda:v Nora Eastm.w. l .f'onard Amos farm: Fr ida! Uaphn e Young. Rodn ev Ke ller farm : Salurda1· - Ju ne Rtden our. Grorgr Collins farm Th osr wtnnl'rs will rl'Cf'i\"f' a SWCD cop Cr owe, Ga llipolis: HPlen Wells Huf fman, Charleston, W.Ya 01 hrr guests wr rP Jen n1 frr and Star\· Wllson. ChPshirr: Mr and \' ilk; ~~.'e rr . Ka th1-:,. ·n Windon , Pr r n · Higg s Tyson \1ugragl' . R<Jcinr: Crcg and Chanda. Dn'W '-llld Sco ff Sh rades. North up: Brian Mont· gomer_\'. Mercerv!lle, Snadra King . Mr. and mrs John A. Morehouse. from Marion: Dave. Car la , Rick and Logi Hobac k from Moundsville. W.Va .: Ella Harris. .ltm and Sue Daugherty F'rom SpencPr. W Va.: Alici Ma ce and husband. Marie Smit h. F'rom AI hens· Maxi ne Mi ller : Rick, Grace and Kelly Essex. from the local area: Mr . and Mrs T.T. Si mmons. Thomas, Ty ler and Trista: Rohl'r t and Nina Sa nders. De Leah and Jonathan Sa nders: Richard Co le· man and F:l l7.abeth Bryant Bob and Lorene Hill from Li ttle Hocking; Jim and June Bran non; Jamie and Ron Seebaugh: Michael, Ja ckie. Shannon and Chad Whitlat ch. Co- hostess F: ileen Kirkb r ide was in c hargP of games and g ifl s. LJr lna Bra nnon , host ess. rea d a poem of welcome and tha nks wh ich she had written. All present enjoyed food , good 1imes and desire to ret urn next yC'ar. Get credit for life experience Corn guess winner announced Lo rrtra a nd Johnn;.-· Crowe. Es till Frieda field, Langsville. . Paternal grandparen ts are Mr . and Mr s. Lewis E. Humphrey, Pomeroy. Oc·l. 11 to honor the first Rutland EMS class as wel l as all ten year Members . For more informatlOn call Mar cia Elliott a1142 ·2233 The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Family reunion held BIG BEND••. Your Family Owned Thr dpseendants of Char !Ps and Marv Wells recently held thzir fifth reunion at the home of Joh n IV . and Bel mda Wells Dean on Wotlr Pen Road. Pomeroy. Alt(' nding wrrP: Harold Wells: Chuck and Te resa Wells Rey · nolds: Vonda and Chery l Rey · nolds : Ti na Wells Justus, Colt a nd K~· [p: Joyce and Ama nda Wells. all of Bidwel l. Gl enn and Debbie We ll s Young. Glenn Jr . and M ichelle Young Racine: John W. and He lind a Wells Dean, Jeremy. Jamr'i and Sa ri.lh DPan: Doroth.v Fagg, MPl Buro, Tenn , Hvrr.Y l.v nn Llovd Ill and Harrv Llo:cd t\• and Pwt Collins: Jeff and .Ju lia Wl'lls Ribley. Martinsville: TPnn ., Gene and Darla Humphrey, Pomeroy, are anno uncing the birlh of a son. Blake Eugene, on M ay 26 at O'Bi enes s Hospilal in Athens . The mfant weighed six pounds and two and a half ounces, and was I g and a half inches l ong. The couple also has a daughter. Bridget Nicole, 19 months. M aternal grandparents are Mrs . Janel M . Lassiter. Co ld s~ bora. N.C. and Charles R Ha t · BLAKE E. HUMPHREY Wells family reunton Sp rin gs, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio t\'ITEN DS Ft\IR - Only stale candidate of Pilher Party to visit the Mrlgs Co unty Fair wa.. lt(,publlcan Lt. Governor candidate Mike Dr· Wine. The congress man from Green County wa!>i acco mpanied by his wifr and four of his s•~vt•n children. Greeting him at the fair were S{'vrrnl local officials. Pictured, leU to right, front wert• Prosl·cuting i\.ttornrv Ste\o'r n L Story, Co unty Commissione r Richa'rd E . Jones, Fran DeWine, Congress man Mike DeWine, and Assistant Prosecutor Linda Warner; and hack, Counly Engineer Phil Rob erts, County Auditor Bill Wickline, County Treasurer George Co Uins, .(uvenil e Judgl' Robert Buc k, and County fommlssionl'r !\tanning Roush. Alfred UMW meeting held t\ i na Robinson led the pro gram . "Do You LoYe you r l'e ighbor ?" when the Alfred CnitPd MPthod ist WomPn me l a1 tht' church on August 21 Thrlm ;1 ll <· ndr rson rpad thP srripturP from Lukr. Ga lali ons and DC'ulc r onom~' All mrmbf'rs took pan lrl rP3dl ng a nd di SC USSIOn Of chan g ing JHT•Judicrs in1hf' world co mmunitv All ilgrrcd o n thP nrt'd for IO\'E." and under standi ng Program c lose d with a c irc lP formed pr a:cr ng the L ord's Pravrr . Sf;\' (~11 rnl..'rllbC'! S ;JtlSWPrf'rJ roll rall a nd ~ ~ sick calls Wl'n' n·portc·d . P resident NPllie Pa rkt'r an nounccd comi ng f<.~ll m l?f'tmgs : Athrn s Di stric t m ee ling at l.o gan: Enric hmr nt Day at Ma 11Pt Ia: Co nf rrPnce a1 Col um bus . Thf' soc irtv voted to send IWO IJiankets lo the Unlterl Methodi st Fes tiva l of Shari ng. They d is cusse d wavs of contributing to HoiJ(' and \~ holeness for Childre n such as con l ri buting 10 food and rloth ing dis tribu lion . Mrs. Robinson had I he pra yer ca lendar a nd chose Hrle n Tiesden. in education and over· sras lay work .:..tt SPoul. Kon: a . T he group srgrwrl " hi r lhda y ca rd for her . M r s. H<' nd r r son gd\'(' a n•por r on nf'rds of ch!ld rf'n in thf' UnU Pd Sta !Ps and prr sPntPd thrask ings for t!H' ITPa1wn o l C:~n Af rica n u nivrrsil\" Ttw socif'I Y will dp f'idl' on thl· m in SP pt emiJPr. Charlo tll ' \ 'a n Met er sp r ved rl'frrs hmcnt s of 1rr crram and cupcakes. The cupcakes were prPparwl by \.(•rlr udr Robin so n. who WdS tHl.! blf' lu al tf'nrl O!h rrs prf'Si' nl IJPside .., thus<' mpntioned W<"l'l ' Sara h C' aldwrll and Flor · PnC( ' Sprn crr. Thr next mr•t•ling will be at th e chu r ch w i ll bP al thPchu rch w it h c;rr·ri Ju dr• H111ltnson l f't~ d i n g l llC' plt'clgr progrcm1 ;m d Sar;1h Ca ld w(']l as ho strss . Vi.riting Rre<'n1 guc· sts of Prarl L Russr ll Wt'fC Mr ann Mrs. F'loyd T Cha pman and Kim. Pickering ton: Mr . and Mrs. Mark J . Ca rler and Madeline Blake Car ter . Baltimore. The Chapmans an d Carters attenderl the Chapman reunion . Picnic held Thr c hoir and Cornrrstonc CJnd Golden Ru le Class of the fir s! 13aptist Ch u rc h in Mlridlt' jl(>rl E' njoye d a picn ic and swi mmlng part~~ recently at t hr homf' of Mannin g and J une Kl oes , Middleport. Atl<•nding were Dann y. Odell. Adam. Shawn, Andy and Eric While. Wanda and .~dam Shank : Sharon and Michelle French: Ca l hV, David. Cl audine. T in a and D ..J. · Riggs: Mike. Lynn and Ca leb Shuler: Jeff, Rhonda. Shauna and .Jeff Tyo: Sharon Hawlrv. Carolyn Dav is. Chris Rous<< Da le Walburn . Manning and .J une K lees. Lor i and Rac hel 1-lerro n: Dway ne. L y nn and Jenn iCPr Andrews. Adm ission is $:\ for adu l rs. srn iors and st ud rnts $2, and ch ildrrn undrr age srven a rr admittrd frrr . Then' Wi l l bf> frPr parktng a nd shuttl£' Sf' rvicf' at O h io U ni \'Prsi t _v·~ P«•dpn Siad lu m Th(' festival is sponsorPd by Rob Evans Res tauran ts. PPo· pie's Bank and K roger, and 1.1 funded in par t by the Ohio Df'partmenl of DevelopmPnt Of fiCP of Travf' l and Tourism and thP Ohio Arts Counc i l f or mon• information . ca l thr Dairy Barn at 614·592-4901 . SPRING VALLEY CINEMA ~ 446 ·4524 .··, ·:. ~. , :· SUS SIIIU,/N ""'ltNIES UTURDA1 I. Sl.INDAY H 1~ !AIIGAIN III~ T TU£SilAl rnw•T ·~r·1 ClA~~IFIED AD~ HOST ~lmiiUIIOOI I I I ID l ~· ll l '> 1(11U\OO• r·oo FlU THE BIU !<now Why? THE END IS NEAR! Second and Lynn StrHts, Pomeroy, Ohio Starting Sept. 9 Paltor Wildman will teach an aduh course on Bailie Chriltian Beliefa tor high tchoot age en above. WSSES fOI AU AGf GIOUPS NURSEIJ WITH C..S PROVIDED . , ...,, U.l • lUI ... lilll£1 Regffegg and Don 'f TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IJ.~Uol• 'g JD DAm GOING OUT·OF BUSINESS Share in an atmosphere of honest inquiry. Sunday mornings, 9: 1S-1 0: 1S Ol\ !11 l. ·LOOK! DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Corner Collections ON THE "T" - MIDDLEPORT �Wednesday, August 29, 1990 Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 29, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio DR. PEPPER 7-UP mer fun Fest!! Powell's Super "alu 8 PAK 16 OZ. BTLS. STORE HOURS $119 Monday thru Sunday 8 AM -10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. . Craft sm en in co lonial dress . ;J ive en tertainmen t, and more 125 artisans demon stratin g -earl y Am erican craft s come togeth er on October 12, 13 and 14 at the 20th Annu al Bob Evans Farm Fes ti val in Ri o Gr ande. Open dai ly f rom 9 a. m . untl 5 -p.m , the F es tival i s held on the : ground s of the 1,1 00 acre Bob ; Eva ns Fa rm In Rio Gra nde. : Co un tr y , bl uegrass and gospel -entert ainment add to the at mos. pher e of the festiv al. : Sk illed craftsmen demonstrat·ing tools and techniques deve- their own oreventJvt• health care. Ac cording to PPSEO, a wid e S OZ. CAN ra n ~c of hea lth and social serv iC l:'S Quarters ••••••••••••••• 49< LB. PEPSI 7-UP Pork Loin .....L:-•• $1 FLAVORITE ASSORTED $ 39 Lunch Meat .......L!.•• 1 SWIFT'S WHITE . $ s9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF $ 99 Turkey Roast ... /.~~ 2 T-Bone Steak ..... ;B~ 3 79 1f4 Loca l Dais it's were honored with vario us ac hievem ent awa rds. T he A's rece ived a war ds in six ea lpgorie s. Rr•cei vi ng the award for World of Well Be i ng' wer e: J ul ie Spa un , T roup 1271 ; MP ga n Dr ummPr , Troup 1120; Rerk v Collin s, Troo p 11 2U; A shli Da vi s. Troop 11 20: T ara Kni ghtin g, Troop 1120: Hc·ath er Da rley , Tr oop 11 20: Stacrv Wilson. Troop 1004 : An drea :-.i eu tz l i ng, Troop 1271: Kay Hun t, Troop 1067 , Cinda Clifford , Troop 1067; Hea ther Moro. T r oo p 1067: J ul i Bar ley, Troop 10 ti7: K ayl a Stover , Troop 1004 : Jen nifer Norm a, Troop 1004 : As hlev Rupc, Troop 1259: Sara h B r auer. T roop 1259; Dena Sayre. Troop 12o9; Jos le Jarrell, Troop 12o9: .Jessica Smith. Tr oop 1259; .I amie Stemple. Troop 1259; Sa ndv Smith . Troop 115~ ; Car lv Cr ow. Troop 11o9 : 'I'. .I . M oore. T r oop 12:i9; Jodv Hupp,T roo p 12:,9; Mac\·n Er vin. Troop 1004 ; M elissa Houser . Troo p 1271: Sarah House r. Tr oop 12<1. Jessic a \ a nee. Tr oop l OW : M arjonP Holar. Tr oop 1220: Bra ndl ' St ev ens. Troo p ! 54; Sara h Clifford . T roop 1220: Br 1dget Joh nson. T roop 125i : Am an da ;\ecce. I'C'f'C' ntl ~ 12 OZ. CANS VLASIC Drumsticks ••••••••••• 49< LB. STUFFED OLIVES $1 09 Sausage ••••••••••••••• Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• 99< MOUNTAINEER LB. ROLL or 10 OZ. liNK MOUNTAINEER 79< 12 OZ. PKG. Troop 12.1-J: Potatoes .......... !~~~ CAKE MIXES $l29 18.5 $ 79 2°/o M1lk •••.•••••• ~~L~o.N 1 LAND-O-LAKE I$ Margarine ••. ~;~~:·:~2 1 i~M; Cream ...• !:!!'~!!'~ $2 99< ·Potato Chips •••••••• JELLO $ 'S - REG. S1.99 lOOZ. BAG HUNT'S SQUEEZE Ketchup ·•••·····•·· ;.o.z~ 99< 3 Pudding Pops .. ~~~·; . PICKER'S PRIDE APPLE or CHERRY Good At Powell' a Super Valu Good Week of Aug . 26. 1 990 2 PURE SWEET Good At Powell' a Super Volu Good Wook of Aug . 28, 1990 ' • SUGAR PIE FILLING ~t 3!$2 P- n,~~ l>n ·lm p iii~~ m_. ;i~-tOz" n~ ~i 99 ~ltD 4 LB. BAG $119 Good At Powell' a Super Volu Good Week of Aug. 26. 1 990 147 ~~ 3 J§ 1 s I j ' Yoac ham , StaCl'\' Wilson. Troop 101)1 : .I Ps sica Grueser. T roop !067; Cl n<Ja Cl ifford, Troop 1067; l. i nd sav Bai ley, T r oop 11164 ; Jps sica Smit h. Troop 12:,9 Tara No r m an. T r oop lOtH : .IPnnifr •r Nu r m a n . Tr oop 1 :2:,~ : Sara h Hou st•r . Tr oop 127 1. Belh anv Buvles. Troop 12:i4: L ena Yoach<mr . Troop 12o9 : Gra nd Champion . St acy Wilson . Troop 10114 : RP SC'rve Cha mpion . M pg an D r ummer, Troop ll 20; T roo p Group Proj ect: Rac ine BH. 12o9 Rece iv in g awa rd s in !hP Wo rld of A r ts wer e: J ulie Spaun . 127 1: M egan Drummer. ll 20 : Brckl' Co llin s, 1120: Ta r a Knighti ng, ll20: Heat her Da iley. ll 211 : Kim Say r e. 11 20 : K m ten Ch eva li er . 1067: L ea h \Vee l. 1067: .Jessi c·a Gr aeser . 10&7: Juli Barley . 1067. Michelle O'N ei l. 106<: K ay Hunt . 1067 ; Cind a Clifford . 1067, Hearher Mora . 1067: Andrea tieu tz ling, 1271 : Sa r ah Brau er. 1259: Sa ndy Smith, 1259 ; .Jessica Smit h, 1259; T .J . Moore. 12o9: Jessica TheiS s, 1259: K av l a Stove r , 1004 ; T ara Norm an.1 004 : M ac.v n E r vi n. 1004 : M arjone Holar. 1220: K1m Peavlc·1·. 12211: Lee Ann D il l. 1220: Sa r ah Clifford . 1220: Ra chel Ta ylor . 12:>-1 : Bri dge t .Jo hn son. 1204; Beth am Boy les. 125<: Gr and Ch ampi on. Kim Sa.vre. Troop 11 20; Rewnr• Champion. Hea ther :vt ora. Tr oop lObo. Tr oop Gr oup Proj ec t: Ches trr BR !Obi In th e World of the Out of Door s, girls rPc eiving awa rd s wer e : .Julie Spaun. 1271. M egan Drummer . 11 111: Beck_ 1 Collin s 11 20; As hli Dav·is. 1120: Hea t her Oa i lrv . 1120: k ;n Hun t. l llti; : Cinda Clifford 111fi7; .Jenn i fr•1 Starr hPr . 1fltii; HPalhl'r Mo r a . Ill&; ; Apri l Mi l hoa n. l()b; _ .I Ps s ica Crul'sl' r , 106i; And re a Nru t zli ng . 1171. Sta r·v Wi lson. llll>l . Sa rah Hnusn . 1271 : K<I_VLJ Sto ve r. 11104 : Melissa House r. 1271; Ta ra :-.lorman , 10114 : C' e~ rl\ Crow . 12o9; .J ennif er Norma n. 1U04 : .Jamir• Stempll'. 12o9: Mayc n Frvin , 1004 ; .J r nm· Ca rleton . 1259: Re becca Wolfr•. 1004; Jess ica Smith . 121:1 ; M ichelle Snider , 11o9: T .J . Moore. 1259: Ta ra Rizer. 12o9; l. er• ,\n n Di l l. 1220: Mor ga n M athew s. 1220: Jenn i fer Morri s. 10!)1 : Sarah Clifford. 1220; Rachel T aylor, 1254; Heather Boyl es, ~ ~ ~ c I I • • • • l I , ..,•• f'\ ••• • [ I I I week end . The Bob E vans Far m is open dai ly f rom R: :lll am . to o p.m fr om Apr il through October org ans and has been linked to miscarria ge in some wom en, according to PPSEO. Both chla mydia and gonorrhea can cau se a painful infection of the pelvic area of women. Planned ParenthoOd prov ides tes ts and treatment of sex ually tran smitted di seases for women and m en. Educ ational material on r eprOduction is available to anyone at loc al offices. Appoint ment s for information and tes t· ing m ay be m ade by ca lling Planned P arenth oOd during of fire hours. Planned Parenthood of So uth ea s t Ohi o is a prh·at e non-prof it or ga ni za tion w hich prov id es f amily plann i ng ser vtces and preventive health c are in etght sou theast Oh io co unties. M edical and educati onal serv ices arr available a t crnt r rs in Ath r ns. Gallipol is , Pome roy . Ches a peake, Ja c kson. Chillico the. Lo ga n and M cArthur. CHESTE R -The Ches ter To wnship Tr ustees will have a special m eet ing Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at the townsh ip hal l i n Ches ter . THURSDAY OE x :r E R - The Women 's Fellow ship of Meigs County Churches of Christ will meet at Dexter on Thursday at 7: 30p .m . POMEROY - The Hvsell Run Hollness Church will have spe c ial singing by Gabriel Quartet on Thursd ay at 7:30 p.m . POM E ROY - There will be a clothing distributi on day on Thursday from 9: 30 a.m. to 12: 30 p.m. at the Meigs Cooperative Pari sh on Condor Street in Pomeroy POME ROY - Preceptog Beta Beta will have a luncheon on Th u1·sday at 12 :30 p.m. at the hom e of .lan e Walto n M E IG S - The Ch urc h of Jesus Chr ist Apos tolie wi ll ha ve r ev iva l Thursday through Su nda y With Phill ip Porter , Pee bles , as the evangel is t. Servi ces will be held at 6 p.m . nightly and 7 p.m . on Su nd av PO M E ROY - Ther e will be a l1w clothing day on Thursday at tlw Sa lva tion Army in Pom ero.v 12oi; Am anda Neece, 121< : Brid ge t John son. 1254: Lena Yoa r ham . 1'!:)9 : A mb<' r \"in i ng. 12:i4: Ca ssand ra Smith . 1259: Crand Cham pio n. Cassa nd ra Smtt tl , Troop 1259: RrsPr v(· Champion. k a.1 l a Sto1·er . Tr oop 1004: Troo p Grou p Pro)Pct l.r• tart BH 1004 . Th f' Junior ci J :-. :-.: a lso n 'c t' iYI'd awa rd s in six ra trgo rirs. J unior s r rcr tv i ng award s lor the World of Well Be1ng \len·· .J ennifer La wrence. A nit a Col !in s. Sa mmi Sisson. Bea Lt sl<•. Ray an Yo ung and Kel l v Sw iS her. all ofT roop l204 : Beth an,-Cookr•. Troop 1051: PamP ia Neece. Gi nger Darst . .J ill Bu rc h. Darle nr• Doe i r . T on, ·a Pha lin. Erin Sm 1th and Kea" 'a nna Qua ll s. dll of ~~ I I I I I I from 10 a. m . to noon . All ar ea residents i n need of clothing are welcom e. FRIDAY P ORTLAN D -T he Le banon Township Tru stees will m eet Friday at i p.m. at the township building. SAT URDAY WEL LSTON - " Recess" wi ll be fea tured at t he fr ee outdoor co nt emporar y gospel conce rt sponsored by the Cornersto ne Word of Li fe Church at R: 30 p.m . at the Prid e Pa rk are a between Seco nd Stree t and Broadway in Wel ls ton. Those attending shou ld br in g a lawn cha ir . ATH ENS- The Ath en s Boa t and Ski Club . Hockingport , wi ll present it s Sk i Show on Sa turda y at noon. A snar k ba r wi ll be av ai lable. POMEROY - The South er n Open Coli Tournament. sponsored by the South ern Hi gh School Booster s, will be held at Jaymar Golf Club on Saturday at noon . The $30 entry fee included goli , lunch and prizes. A , B . C. D four person sc ra mble, and lady golfer s welcome. Cont act Jim Ander son at 992-3671 fur more i nforma l ion. GA LLI POI.I S - Thl'IP 11·i ll be a s pcfial fl'l'dP r c attit' and yt'a rllng sale on Sa turda y at noon at th e Ga llip o li s Stuc k va rd Com pa n_ , ._ SATURDAY RE E DSVILL E - T hP Ol 1ve Tow11 ship Vo lun terr Fi re Dt>pa r! . rncnl 's c hicken barbPqu e will be on Saturday at th e Olive Township firehouse. LntPrta lnment will be the " T ra veling On Gospt'l Gro up" from noon un ti l 0 p _m and th e "Count ry Blend Ra nd " f rom o p.m. unt il 9 p.m . Chicken will be se r ved fr om noon unt i l 6 p.m wit h hot dogs and sloppy j ()('s being served unti l 9 p.m. _ Other activi ties wt ll incl ud e ga mes. a guf's s cakt' . and a ca ke wa l k . D of A meets An appl ication for r ei nstate· ment was r ead at the recen t meeti ng of the Ches ter Co unc i l 323 Daug hters of Ameri ca. Balloting will be held at the Sept. 4 m eeting_ It was noted that 15 member s had at tended the state session at Toledo . Re freshments were served by Bett y D e nn y and Lilli a n Demoskey . Kathr yn Baum was pianist for: the meeting. Attending were Ada Bissell. Mary K Holter, Charlotte Grant. Lora Da mewoOd, Ethel Or r , Bet ty Denny , Alta Ballard , Lil liam Demoskey, Ev er ett Grant , Ka t hr yn Baum , and Bet ty Roush. NEW FROM R. JOHNS, LTD. T H E 1\ 1\ ~ ~ ' [ I I I I I I [ I rt•serve champion. Ca dettes re cr ivl n~ awa rd s in c ham . and A nge l a Ca il!' ton, all ot Troop 104 2; C: ra nd Chii mpion . Anil a Coll i ns. T roop 12tH : Rr •serve Cha mp1on. Kra Qua l h . Troop 103'1 : Troop Gr oup P rofre t s· Rac i n<' .Jr. Troo p 111 <1. H a rri ~onv lllr .J r . T roop 12it:i. Rrcf'i\'ing award s in t h.-World of Peop lr wf'rr : .Jr nnifpr l.a\~ rt' nCP. An it a Co l lin ~. S<:lmm i rhr• Wo rld of \\'ell Being were: Sh r•r ry Jo hn so n. B o bbi e Mc CLu re, L eslie Qual ls and Hr •a ther Burc h. al l of Troop llOO. (: r and Champion wa s awar ded to Ll's li e Qual ls : Reserv.• Cha m pio n. ShPrr v Jo hnson . C';J de!ll's l"f'I'Pivi ng awa rd.-; in thp World of Peop le wer e: Hobbie :'.l cll u rr . Leslie Qua lls. Heath er ll urrh . Emil,· B urc h and Abbv Bla ke. all of T r oop 11 00. Gra nd Cham p ion win nf'r was Heat hrr Si s ~o n , liu rr h. nu rPsr rve cha m pion. Troo p 10:\9; Mi chelle Bi ssell and Ro ~ i n Donahue of Troo p 12;1; De-anne Jo nes, Ca mill a Yoa · &• a Li ~ lr. Rayan Y o u n~-: and I<r ll\ S\\'IShe r. all of Troop 12114: B1•th anv Coo ke of Troop 1(61 : .k nni frr \ ' inin ~ of T roo)J JO:l ~·t : A m anda Theiss, A m .v R izc1 and Kristen Hill . all of Troop 11142 ; Gr and Champion, Ra1·an You ng, Tr oop 12llt Res('m· C h amp i on . Be- th a n\ C'o okl' . T r oo p !Ool : Troop t; r oup l'ro jrr t Rac ine J r. T roop 11141. .J uniors rec r iv in g J\~· ar d " i n l hr• \\' arid of Toda.1· and T omm r ow Wt'rr: .Jr nn i frr L. awren(T . Anita Colll n ~. Sammi Sbson and Rava n Young . al l of Troop 11!)1 : Rr t ha n_ v Cooke of Troop !Oo1: .I t II Bu rc h and Ap r il Ha lle\ of T roo p 10o9: Gra nd Cham pion. Be t ham Cooke, Tr oo p IO:r l. Rr·sem· Champion. A nit a Collin s. Troop 1201: Troo p Group Pm ject Ra r ine Jr. Troop 10i2. ln thr Wo r ld of /HI~ . •Ju nto!"'·· rrcel\·ing awa rds wPrf' .IP nnifPI l.iJ V.T f' n Cf' , Samrn i Sisson. Ha.v an You ng and Kr l ly Sw istl r r . allot T roo p l'lt~l. .J ill Hun·h. Pa mPia NPCCP J Od Oa riPnP Dot'i r . a ll of Troop Hl:l~l ; Bet hany l'ookP ol Troop lllol ; Mi chP1 1t• BissP11 and Elissa Smith of Troo p 1276: Ca mi l la Yoacha m and A ngela Ca rlf'! Oil or T roop 1042, no g ra nd In the Wor ld of Toda, · and Tomorrow. C.td('t trs wi nnmg c~ wa rdo., wn f' Ht'dlhr r Bu rCh 01 11d Sherr v .J ohn son . both of Tmop lllllJ. Rrs.•rve Champion wr nt 111 S lw rT~· .J ohnso n, !h r r e c hamp io n w; 1s llll g r; llld Cadt • tt • ·~ Wll r ld of Ar h C h ap man . Jk at hPr !Vki Pr . v. in ni ng a ward s in Ow w<>rr : Ht •athP r Ll nd a B u rc h. f' n tn c kowLJk. Sh P J T~· BC'c k\ .Joh nson i::l nd Lf's l il' Qualls. al l of Troop l!IMI Then· v.·pn' no grand () I" C' hJm f> ion.. , r P SP I'\"t ' In W o r ld of Ou t ol - TRADITION • JUNIOR HIGH RINGS Con nit' Collin s Bt'sl Junior boo th belongc•d to l(aci m· Troop 1042 - Nanl'l Yoacham . Bes t Cadette Booth belonged to Meig s T r oop IIIX1 - Sara h .J ohnson. and the bl'st Sr·n ior boo th belo nged to Me igs Coun11· T r oop t 20~ Na ncy Y o :.~ e h a m . ~5 LEGAL NOTICE The Public U1ilities Commission of Ohio has set for public hearing Case No. 90- t 01 -EL -EFC, to review !he fuel procure· menl practices and pofictes of Ohio Power Company, Ihe operalion of its Electric Fuel Component, and related matters. This hearing is scheduled lo begin at 1:30 p.m., on September 4, 1990 at City Counctl Chambers, 2t8 Cleveland Avenue, S.W.. Canton, Ohio 44702. VALADIUM .• ·w• Jr r' 'O' ~ 'I I ' ' u · M'Or lr' Sc nou ', Turl< ' nT • .~ 10'''! ,.,11' '0' , ,r ~· trrtro' ·-· ~ 'n t •''\ ,:o· r • fl. ·,p0' .t r·nr Ji rH (jl, j ll ", ( >ill' :,.{)P w 111 ~ UI>' SOH )("I ( In rhr• Wor ld of w.. tl l-\r1 ng. Srn ior s ; n~: :H dP d wl.'n_·· Sl ar y T hriss <:~ n d Mavl a Yoac ham uf Troo p 120K. St acy T ht' iss won c:ra nd Champ ion. In t he World of People. The iss <J nd L aura F rva r of Troop 1208 . Laura f rva r of Tr oop 1208 wa s thr· onl v S~ nlor award ed in th e World of Tod av and Tomor row category . Melissa Neutzl ing and Ma :-da Yoacham of Tr oop 1208 were awarded In the Wor ld of Art AT HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH r, · '.t· o·r • , 111.1' ·~r ' l{)i.l '".t·.rr · l' nror ;. n • d ru •,tiO"' llenP.lll' 1• ,. ,, ·. • ( I •I ,• '• · P , ,., ·r v I ' I j' ' I 1" 1• · · ~ t 'f • Pl: i • ,... ,I '" ' ~ •. ''· (1 \.1 •rll :tv • '' ' ' )II ,f' '''I I · ~, 1> : II I ' ' ' JT , f' I< J:r'lll'_, I'(! ',, , ', ' , I t III J R. JOHNS, LTD. All interested panies will be given an opportunity to be heard. Further lttormalion may be obtained by contactirlil thil Colllmission at 180 East Broad St., Columbus, 212 EAST MAIN PO MElOY I>oo ro.., wPn.' a wa rdf'd in thf' s a m t• si x ct ii C' gor ies . Star~· Melissa 1\rutzling of Troop 120A won .Gra nd Cham pion i n I hi' World of G1r l Sco uts . Those hav ing t he bes! booths in thei r c lass wer e al so J nnounc rd Best Daisv booth belonged to Pom r r o.v Tr oop 1'2 ~~ - T P !Ti Houser. Rrs t Brow nif' booth belonged to S1r ac use T roo p 1110 Ohio 432ti0-0573. ( ·,\df'l ll' ~ IH' IT\ .John so n of Tnxr p 1100 was <JWa rck d T hPrP WPrr no ~ ra n d o r n•sr n ·e ch.unpion s. ll ea tlw r Horch of Tr oo p ll lHI wo n (; r;1nd Cham pion for Wo rld 11 ! C irl Scouts In th t' Sr nior Div is io n. girl.., aw ;rrci Pd werf' : r<:~ t e gor~· . MIDDLEPORT ARTS COUNCIL IS TAKING REGISTRATION FOR BALLET, TAP, JAZZ & EXERCISE DANCE CLASSES FOR INFORMATION CALL SHIRLEY QUICKEL 992-7756 or MARY JANE WISE 992-2675 BY SEPT. 5 DAN'S FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY WHITE WASHED LEVI'S 20°/o OFF BOYS THRU SIZE 14 & ' STUDENTS SIZES 26-30 GIRLS LEE, LEVI'S & CHIC THRU SIZE 14 REV. DON E. McQUEEN I N Dar st of Tr oo p !039; A m anda T hPiss. Am y Rize r . Stephanie Stemple. Dian ne Jones , Camilla Yuar ham and Kr is ten Hill. all of Tr oop 1042; Gr and Champion . Be th any Cooke, Tr oop 10oi: Rese r ve Champion , Jennifer Lawre nce, Troop 1204 ; Troo p Group Projec t Ra cine Jr . Troop !11-12Rr eriv i ng (:!wards in th e Wor ld of Gi rl Scour s wer e: Bethan y Cooke of Troop 1051: Apri l Hallev and Er in Smith of Tr oop 1039: Am anda Theiss and Ca milla Yoar ham of T r~ p 10<2; Gra nd Ch ampi on . Be th anv Coo ke. T roop 1051 ; Troop Gr oup Project Ra cine J r. Tr oop 10i2. no LOCATED ON ST. RT. 143, JUST OFF RT. 7 AT OUR CHURCH IN PERSON ~% Ul Ul ft. Sa turday will be c har ged $10. F r iday, October 12 is Bus Day . To ur gr oups are encoura gL•d lo com e that day, but bu sses wi ll be admitt ed f ree th r oug hou t the WEDNESDAY P OM E ROY Wildwood Garden Club's Annual Flower Show will be held on Wednesday at 7: 30p.m . at the Morning Star Uni ted MethOdist Church. · ATTENTION, PLEASE ... DEDICATION SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 J.o ... - J.o m ' Ca mpers arriving a ft er 3 p.m . on Jennifer L aw rence . An ita Co llin s and Kelly Swisher. all of Tr oo p 1204 : Bet hany Cook <' of T roo p IOoi: T anya Ph al in an d Gi nger g I Admission is $4 pe r ca r . a nd primitive ca mping is a va ila bll' for t h<' ent ir e weekend for $1 5. juniors H' CP ivi ng award s wt'r e· rtz;; I Bob ~va n s ' In the World of Out of Door s. ~ ~ <'ln tD visit s from mascots, Biscuil ·n Gra vy. or rPse rvP champion s. 0 m 0 '~ --- --- ----- ---- --- JI ••••••• A repor t fr om PPSEO states that Chla m ydia infec tion Is al so on the rise and it is es tima ted that RO percent of th e cases show no sy mptom s. When lefl untreat ed. Chlamydia can cau se perma nent damage to th e reprodu ct i ve 8}: I oz.$ 99 Good At Powell' a Super Volu Good Week of Aug . 26. 1 990 women. rt~ ., -·~§ 69 ·: COOPON· SURF DETERGENT desi gned brochure and self -ri sk assessm ent questionaire. The sloga n ts ' 'Take Care, Ta k e Charge. Choose Health. " According to PPSEO . sexually tr an smitted disease is on the rise in Ohio. The organiza t ion st ates th at between 1988 and 1989, the reported cases of syphilis in creased by 77 perc ent and gonorrh ea was up by 30 percent. PPSEO report s state that adult s. ages 20 to 24. rank fir st in the number of cases of gonorrhea and 15 to 19 year aid s rank second . The report went on to say that untreated gonor rh ea is a leadi ng c ause of sterilit ,- in .. I \ DOj FOOD 70LB. ~299 BAG r--- - -- - -- - ---- ----., I •.•••• . . . . . COOPON •.•••• . .. .. SUNSHINE oz. 99< FLAVORITE • Lr•na Troop I BI: Grand Champion. ll r·a th er Dai lev. Troop 1120: R pserve Champion. Beckv Co llin s. Troop 1120: Troop Grou p Pro jects: Rac ine BR 1259, L etar t RR 1004 . Hecciv in g a wa rd s lo r thr Wor ld of Pt•Dplr we re : M elissa Housl' r . T roo p 1271; .Je ss ica Nanr<' . Tr oop lll04 ; Morgan Ma thew s. T roop t n ll : Sa rah Cl if lord. Troop ! 2211: .IPssic a Sm it h. Troop 1219; Sa ndv Smi t h. Troop 1259; Br itn i Br vac . Tr oop t 2o·t: Rac hel Tay lor. T roop 11:>-1 . !.rna Yoac ham. Troop J2:r9: Mega n D r umml'r . Troo p 11111: Lk'ckv Co llin s. T roop t 120: Kav Ia Stovr r, Troop 1004 : l :rand Cham pion, Kay la St ov er . Troop 1004; Hcs(' r \'e Champ ion , .Jessica Sm ti h. Troop 1259; T roop C roup Pro jec t: Sy r acu se B R 1120. RPcr iv lng a wa r d s for the Wor ld of T odav a nd Tomo rrow \\Trr : Mega n Dru mmf'r . Troop 11 20: Ashli Da v·is. Troop 1120; B<·r kv Coll ins, T r oop 1120; Hl'a ther Da iley , Troop 1120; DUNCAN HINES U.S. #1 WHITE and Community calendar Daisy scouts bridge over to Brownie troops._____ 24 PAK TURKEY agencies are working to reac h wom en with informa t ion abou t resource whic h can help improve and m aintain th eir phys ical and mental health . In addi tion to the educati ona l and medical famil y planning ser vices offered by PPSEO througho•t the area. wom en will be offered Inform ati on about avoiding ri sk s of contacting sex ually transmitted diseases picnt s will be given a specially 2/$1 CHICKEN LEG l oped m ore than 100 year s ago, o!fer thei r handmade wares for sal e. Demon stra tions and ex hibi1 s are a part of the f estival , too. There w ill be a lumber jack show . border collies herding sheep and duc ks, hog callin g, horseshoe pitc hing and m ore . The chai r m an of the board of Bob E van s F ar ms Inc., Daniel E. Evan s. will be presenting a cattle cutting demonstrat ion each day in thr riding arena . Th e child ren's area will t ea lure a hay bale mazP. pettin g zoo ~ th a n In September , during Wom en's :Hr·alt h M on th , Planned Pa rent n ooct of So utheast Ohio I PPSEO l wi ll emphasize prevention of sexua lly tran smitted diseases to a ll new and continui ng clients. Women's Health Month is designed to educat ed wom en about health issups and encourage them to take an ac tive r ole In VIENNA SAUSAGE The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 _Farm Festival set Oct. 12-14 PPSEO notes health month---- ARMOUR PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUG. 26 THRU SAT., SEPT. 1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio DONATION - Dr. A. Jackson Balles, Optometrist, recently donated two books, "VIsion and School Success" and "20/ 20 Is Not Enough," to the Pomeroy and Middleport libraries. The books cover visual requirements for school success and how deficiencies can be detected and corrected. Pictured are Dr. Balles and Ruth Powers of the Melp County Public Library. SUNDAY SCHOOL ....................... 10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP .................. 11 :00 A.M. EVENING WOISHIP ....................... 6:00 P.M. SPECIAL MUSIC BY: THE CHILDREN OF GOD MISS ANGIE WILLm- THE REDEEMED 290 N. Second Middleport, OH. z il �Page-1 0 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Wednesday, August 29, 1990 Middleport, Ohio Peopleinthenews _________________________________________ By WII.UAM 1' . TROTT United Press lnlt•rnallonal SHOW GOES ON mR fLAP· TON: Eric Claplon will conltnu c his tour despite thl' dl'a t h of ht s friend Stevie Ray Vaughan after they shared a stage at the Alpi ne Valley Music Thea ter in Wtsco n sin. Three members of Clapto n·s entoura ge also wer<' kil!Pd wi t h th PT exas -born blues guitar ist in a helicopt er crash ea rl\ Mo nd a,· " The guys in the band sat down and talked.'. a Clapton spokes m an said Tuesda y. ·Th e\ 1u S! wanted to go on, somPhov.. .·· Clapton, who was on a n(lthf'l helicopter !h at made· it to Chi cago, was sc heduled to perform Tu <>.'i da ,\' nig ht i n Hu nrwrS JJ ri ng:-.. IC:J n . . ~:~nd 'A:Pd nf's dd.\ nigh t l..l t St . Lo uls. GOl !LE T 0:>0 I>Ol L ET : ,,.II i:-. Roht•rt ( j ouh•t ·. . s trong s uit . A Wa shi ngt on !'mil intrrvirwr r asked i f thPrf' wa ... d tvpiral Robert Coulet fa n and hP d far ~ · mrn t a nswned , "Y('s, abo u t l }l \'f'J r s old , cri pplPd wi th arthrit is, i>l ind, i n a whPPlc h t~ i r <J nd sa \ ·tng , ' I!Pl p m~·. hPlp nw . M~ · hus ba nrl hJ ... ;1 fl at ti rr . ,. In t~ n o th f' t ' in tf'n· irw. Coul rt, w ho is i n \Vas h in gto n to star in " T h!' F an tas tic ks, .. s<d d, '' I'm no t a I '('Co rdin ~ :tl'li st a n~ · m or(' !\oOOd.\ ··-; go in g tn l'l'('o rd m ~' , Hobl' rt Lo ul Pl I' m dt•a cl nwa r i n t h a t an' <l · IS IT TOTO Oil NOT'?; Tlw OW fl lT of <J Portl a nd . OrP . , nig ht c lub is o fr pri n~ refund s t o d isg runlled r ustom{>rs who paid to sr•c• the roc k band Toto but in s te ~:~d go t som e st and · i ns Jr d bv :~P band 's ~o rm Pr l e~:~ d singE';. I h<• pseudo fo to was hea ded bv Toto·s form< ·r lea d sin ger, Bobby htmball. who left the ba nd in 1984 to pu rsur a solo car eer . " I f(>eJ li k(• I wa s slightl v decei ved bv 1\ i rn bc.t ll an d h is ma nage r ," said Larry Hu rv..·it z, thr• owne r of th e StmT.V Nt ghl r-lub A spokes wo· ma n for Torn· " m an agem ent ('Om pany sa id it' s no t the firs t ltmP K imball h<J s used the Toto n <.~ m(' . " Wr 'v p g o tt pn reports all ov (•l' th e co untry, from Florida and nor lh<' Nor thwes t and Europe, ' she said . ·· As far d S 1 know , hP doesn't own a ny right s 10 thE' name. It's now lx.•eome a hug e legal matter. " DANGERFIEI.Il FOR IIACKS: Rodney Dangerfield has a ne w c ha ril y - Las VPga s taxi driver s. He has crPal Pd Rodn ey·s Ca b Dri ver Relief F und to rai se money for La s Vegas ca bb ies who ha ve been th e victims of vio lent crim e and will headline a Sept . 2 concert at Ba lly·s to ra ise money for the fund . ··r have been fighting for res pect fo r many years. ' Dan · gerfi t•ld say s. ··Now I wnat to do something for the 1.800 cab driver s In Las Vegas who have also bC'<'n lightin g for n 'srx ·ct . Durin g th e pt~ s t ff> w m o nth s s ix La s Vegas c ab dl'iv rr s ha vr bf'r n thr. \'i ctim s of \' io !Pnt c rimes. I want ed to do someth ing to help the fa mllies of th psp dri vers" BO\.C OTT f ,\I.I.EO AGAINST SINGER: ,\ stat<' leg is Ia lOr in New York is ea lli ng for a boyco n of Slnead O'Connor's Wednesd ay night show <J1 M s OTu nnm would b( • thf' f irs t to cumpla 1n if ... o m PO !l{ ' ! ri1 •rl to l'l'nsor hrr pf'rformanl 'l'.'' hP 'lJ id. " n ' l s!H· L.., IJ'\'i ng to l 'i •flsor t lw n aiion;tl <In 1hPill tl\' rP fu s i ng to p(·rform whl 'l'f' it is p li1yf'd." stat e Se n. N ew Howard l. Writesel NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Nicholas~·~S~p~u~n:::o~i~s~s~ " _____:::::::::=~._ item :~:c~=rtiled pnce wrthm 30 days . Onty one 1.1endor coupon will Red Jim Nectarines Pound c Real Estate General Day or Nighl NO SUNDAY CALLS Happy Ads 992-5335 or VIS-3561 A<ro11 From Post Offi<1 POMEIOY, OHIO 1-16-86-tln A PLUMBING & HEATING 168 North St<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 . Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here • IUSINIS! PHON! i6141 992-6SSO ifi!IDENU PHON! 16141 992-77!4 Rtl. HOLLON TRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL workshop. An d much mo rpl l •Mobile Jioma POMEROY, OHIO : Rt. 7 & S.R . 143 ALBANY, OHIO : Rt. 50 & S.R. 143 NEW HOURS: Ynur \(,) D :ty A Yc.t r POMEROY : 9 a.m .- 7 p.m. 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. 6 Doys. Closed Sunday l(c t rc :ll Now Homos l11ilt "Free Estimates'· PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG. 10, 1990 PH. 949·280 1 or Res. 949·2860 Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb. BISSELL SIDING CO. 40~ lb .; Alum . Sheets 40C lb . SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·uGHT HAULING 1-11·90 tfn A m <'r i c:~'s F~l\' l lfll e Portab k• Sp.t co mbust1on stove room home. Prrvate and se· eluded. Needs some work $28.000 DO THIRD STIIEET - MIDDLEPORT - Totally remod~e<f 2 lo 3 bed< ooms One fl oor home Beautrtul condrt10n carne! throughout New wtr : 1ng, v1nyl Sldm &. one car gar >ge lnsulaled and all stlJms Nrce lot 129.!¥10 00 HENRY E. CLELAND 992-6191 Joan Ttussell . 992-266( ,.lae Hupp 9H-2257 _o Hill ..... 985-4466 Ufftce .... 992-2259 f1UR SALES VOLUME HAS BEEN GOOD AND WE STILL f'AVE BUYERS LOOKING fJR MEIGS COUNTY PROP ERI"Y. lf"YOU WANT TO SELL. CALl CLELAND REA LTYIODAYtll We Need Listin s! LK BAUM LUMBER 6· 12· 90 f'u ~·lnm Hnnrl lu(lln, 614-992-2328 CHESTER 985-3301 tlnor"" We Soy What We do . We Do Whol We Soy. 8-9·1 mo 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 7-23 ·1 mo ou·ll build o bog nest egg when -. _ _.:..:..!:..:::.~::.:!....!!!!;...ll Y 1 you s a ~.~~ wrlh lh~ classifleds L--------..._ •MobiieHomd APr. 'lOis •lot• Rentals 992-7479 PAT' HILL FORD BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 992-2196 Pomeroy, Ohio ,__ _ _ _ 1·11-' 88-tln Clean Auto Radiators 44¢ lb.; Batteries 81 ea s . 1J. '90 · rfn USm RAILROAD nES We can repair and ,. core rodiaton and healer lort!i. We con also Q(id boil and rod aul radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Rt. 33 North of # 1 Copper '1 per lb. Yellow Brass NO SUNDAY BILL SLACK 992-2269 . SER~ICE P.ar)s . RUTtAN 0 - 26.2 acres rn the cou nt ry 6 toom. 3 bed · 10-oz. Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tlC 985-4473 667-6179 Is Your Roof Ready For Another Yeor and Snow? Now's The Time to Find Out. of Ice CAll JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUcnON 992-7762 For Old & New Roofs, Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling We (;uarantt•r Your Sali~fa<'lion 5·31- ·90 tin FREE ESTIMATES Announcements 3 Announcements ADOPTION • We 'd tove to share our hean• 1 - - home wllh Infant. Will otter love,• ~ warmTh & affection, llnancleiiY' - J n cure, lets help ..ch other( -: Madtcatlleg•l 1xpensu paid.., - _ Call collect Evtnlngs, 201-427- ;,. 2346. . JOSEPH 0 . JACKS 7 ·20- 1 mo pd . ADOPTION Special family wants to glv. your baby a loving home. Glv. .: your baby and us a chance. Call" - cot!act 708·352·1656 . Mary Ettyn· . and Chu ck. _ Sl ngte? You should be reading Haartsaarch Hotline Newsta"er, Pr otlttng area slngttt. Haartsearch , P.O. Bo• 1043, Gallipoll!l, OH 45631. 4 Giveaway 3 kitten s, Cll!tico, yettow & while tong ha 1r, gray, 304-675-5165. 11 Help wanted 4 yur old Ruulan Btue temale c at. Spay1d, d•-ctewed . H11 shols. 614·367-7123 . WOOD YARD SUPERVISOR McARTHUR LUMBER & POST 6 yr old temale Poodle, eall aher 5:00, 304-675-2157. Bla c ~ cat, clean, hous•broken, hu had shots . Very gentle. 614- 446-3935. Free-Giveaway!! Sl11 adorable mind pupp ies. Part German Shephard. N..d homn lmmed lataly. Pteau eall 614· 992· 7249. Full·slr:e couch, you pick-up. Call 614 ·446-3869 mornings St. Rt. 93 McCarthur, Oh. 45651 Old meta! porch glyder ne~• pj~\n!. 304-615-3020 mallrest & Full -s ize springs. 6t4·446-9829. bo1 Small pony. 614 -256·6579. REGISTERED NURSE Wooden palleta to glvuway. First coma l1rst serv&d _ Gal lipolia Oaity Tribune , 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis. lmmediete opening for rtglllered nuree1 to work In the Emergoncy Room ond Skilled Core Unit full end per1·tlme potltlont . Selery com monourete wlth ••· porienee. E•eellent fringe bonoflta. Contecl: Rhonde Oelley, R.N ., B.S.N., Director of Nunlng Votereno Memorlol Hotpltel 1 I B E. Memorlei Orlvo Pomeroy, OH . 45789 Young male walker coon d01J to good home . 814-';'t2-2224. Lost & Found 6 Bugle !&male pup , blk and with blue tick spott, VICinity Hickory Chapel, 3()4.. ~hilt 675-5589 . Found: A pup t0 ·12 weeks old. Fo und In Mon key Run aree on Friday. Cal! 614·992 ·3202 after 4 pm FOUND: While dog on Mill Cr aek. Ca ll 614·446·9638 & Iden tity . PLEA SE HELP US FINO OUR iB14) 992-2104 E.t. 213 Pel IInce puppy. Medium size dog, moslly brown. • om• black & lan, Part : Collie/Shepherd /Chow Has spoiled longue. Red colla r en swer s to "Woody." Ylclnlly Addison Pike or local surrounding ar... It you tlave IHn PLEASE Contact: 614-367-7760 LO ST 000 : Chlld 't Real Estate General oi ~-Gallon Lost Missed very much Ia 2 year old-Blonde mete German StlDperd wearing lags, name Is Ranger . Lost 2 miles ort E11t arwln. 614 -992-3230. 6B1 Qf'IA. . Yard Sale 7 c.-.--·---- 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992 -2886 / HOME 992 -5692 DOTTIE S. TURNER , BROKER ·PASTRY S Gallipolis & VIcinity 4 Family Roote 141, 375 laGrande, Rain or shine, Mlsce t- RUTLAND - Smith Run Ad - App<ox one acre at cool. gree n law nor grow your own veg e! il bll''. Has awell kept rno bll f home With tWO bedrOOmS Ill gOOd ( QOd tflon rron ! rl ec k JUST 113.500 BB Chicken Baked Weight 11 · OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ... TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING •FIREWOOD 985-4422 1 1 ] ~ / Un carpetm g, a1r cond tl1 onm g: apt. over garage lor rental 01 eQwppoo krtch en Storage butldtn gs, orchard and gra pe arlxl< $1 9. 500 00 Lay's Brand Potato Chips Page HOT SPRING SPA 10/30/'891tn We Cetty Fishing Supplia. COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK coal Breyer's Ice Cream Gallon PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION SALEM CENTER - A ntce 3 bedtoom Shuh mobtle home 14x70 With attacherl tamtly room flectnc heal pump plus JUngsJsland. Kroger Orange Juice Reasonable Prices" WASHER5-IIOO up DRYERs-169 up AHRIGERAIDR5-SIOO up RANGES-Gas-Eloc - 1115 up FREIZER5-Sl15 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up · $32.500 00 LIG 5 Happv 50th Blrthdav Oorothv Gore garage. and wooo shed •u<.O" 90 DAY WAIIANTY New location: TUPPERS PlAINS - Mor· ion Add ition - 3 Ia 4 bed · roo mran ch mexce llent con· dtlton on alarge 1 ac< e lot. A l ar ~e lam1 ly ro om makes hv· tng her e a JOY Electrtc BB heal pl us woodwork Lar ge slorage shed. Call IO< ap. pomlm ent $41.000 00 lb. CHI LLED USED APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE dromg area , large leve l yard. Celebrate Fred Flintstone's 30th Birthday With Kings Island Discount Coupons From Your Friendly Kroger Store! See Store For Details. ll i /"90/ nn --::--:---- RUTLAND - One ll oor pl an wolh 3 bedrooms. 117 baths. Turning30?· POMEROY, OHIO RUTlAND - BRICK STREET - liiix 166 lot !11om home 2 bedroom. I bath. Ntce ktlchen cabin ets $21.500.00 Split Chicken Breasts AcrQss From Post Offiu Bulletin Boards & Lt>gals on Page 2 $42.900 00 FREE! U.S. Grade A Perdue 992 -5335 or 985 -3561 POMEROY - Nrce netgh bmhood. 4 bedroom home sltdtng gla ss doms tn IIVtng room. oak !r1m wood work GET ONE I, . The Daily Sentinel 992 ·2259 Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners . "At POMEROY,O. J.LB . PKG . REGULAR OR BUN LENGTH .. , KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE be accepted per BUY ONE · CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 217 E. So<. Pomeroy n:• Open Normal Hrs. Labor Day Bring It In Or We Pick Up. 8·7-'9().1 mo .. ___ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLO TO DEALERS . ~ POUCY-Eech of theae advertised items is required to be readily available for ' : n~ , roger Store, except aa a.pecificslly noted in thia ad. If we do run out of an ~ van Rem, we ~Ill oHer you your choice of a comparable item, when avaiLable it'!!,':tln~ the~ aavm~a or .a r~inchee:k whiCh wlll entttte you to purchase the advardled ::.......o!!!:'- 1 All MAKES BISSELL BUILDERS 949-2168 COPYRIGHT t996 - ft{f KROGER CO . ITEMS· AND ,PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. AUG . 26. THROUGH SATURDAY . SEPT. t , 1990, IN POMEROY STORE ALL STORES MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR ROOFING Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting Y 11rk Middleport, Ohio Business Services pPnph • tu s lil-' " a wav from lhf" S<Jra t og;_l. ~ - Y . ... how. · 'f'nl ... urP Cen ter O'Co nn or had refu sed to go onstage Sund ay night at the Ga rd<' n St at e Art s Center in .'J pw J er sey unt i l offici a ls e avt 'd 1n and dropped plan s to pia\ ·'T il< • S ta r · S pt~ n g lf'd B l:l nn pr ' · hdon • performance . Pomeroy ups1·t h\· th (' I r ish-hom O 'Con· nor 's ;~ct io n 1ha 1 tw ' s u r~i ng th e Sa r atog a Performin g A rt s her Wednesday, August 29, 1990 1.7~1bs. lanlflus, elothlng , large shoes , 26" 4-spatd bike. August 31, Seplllt. 4 F11mlly Yard Sail, Frl 11 Eno at Elkins Store. MIDDLEPORT - Abargatn ol ahornr A I '.· <lilly hnrn r wrlh 3 roams up an d 3 rooms down Ca rpar t part basemen t, eQu ipped kitchen Great sta rter hom r or ren lill home ALL Yerd Salu Must Ba Paid In $8 .000 fLAIWOOD RD. - A gr owrn~ atea Apptox 3 actes wr lh a great laying bUIIdtng srte or molrtle home srl e TPC w11 ter 18 .000 TUPPERS PlAINS - Arbaugh Add ttion - I sto ry .an ch wtth 3 bedroo ms. eqwpped ktlche n. ~atde n a<ea and ap prox ''acre of land 132 .000 2:t:itar Paper Towels c Single Roll, Bottle Each Register To inA Trip To Kiawah Island, S.C. See Store For Details! One Winner Per Store RUTLAND - Smith Run Rd . - Tins dtgntlred counlry ' " ' dence is a ptc luresque selling wtlh aredwood home thai stts way back !rom the road Has adreamy pecan krlrhe n cal he· dral ceilmg tn spactou s IIVmg room wtth lrrepl ace. l heco un· Iry stzed famtly room also has a ltreplace. and th ere ate two baths. Thts 125 acre iar m is set up lo< bee t caHie. It has a la<ge metal bar n and other oulbutldrngs '"d stoc ked8o nd MUST SEE TO BELIEVE $14 ,000 LiURT - Ma rn lenance lreeextertor. 4 bedr ooms. 2 baths. 3 stHin g porches. and a dt mng room Ntce btg level yar d Fenced area wtth oorn for antmals. and a lree houselor cht l· dren. MUST SEE 144.900 10 . _ _ __ __ I!.. _ _ _ _ __ TilE 12 . _ __ _ __ POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. THEY WORK LIKE MAGIC. POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL Ill COURT STREET POMEROY, OH 45769 3 Day• • 3 Paper• • :1 Lin•·• .3.33 av arlab le_ElectriC lme across the property Al most ready to go. IUS! needs you IT WAS HERE A SECOND AGO , BUT NOW IT'S GONE! NOTHING MAKES YOUR MERCHANDISE DISAPPEAR FASTER THAN AN AD IN 1. 2. _ _ _ _ _ _ l. 4. 9. l 5. 6 14. _ _ _ __ _ 1. 15. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 B. _ t] . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ CA ~II ON I.\' - MAILOfl Bfllr'(r.IN PIUI"fTONE WORD IN EAC1151'An UIOV[. EACIIINITIALOR CROUP or ncUUS CUUFfT!I A!l A WORD. COUI'IT I"'AMF: AND AOOR~OR PHON~ NUMIEit IFU!Ir.D. rM...Uine 111!1190 NAM COLUMN - - - -- Adven ce. OEAOLtNE : 2:00 p.m. the day btlore the ad Is to run. Sunday edition • 2:00 p m. Friday. Uonday edition . 2:00 p.m. Saturday. Bac k Ya rd Sate : Aug . 31, S.pl. 111. At 7 tn Cheshire. 9-? LOlt small sln woman'sJtans and other clothing 4-14. yers dMp well pump end other nlctltems. Garage S1te. Aug, 31, Fri., Hit! Roed. Fonow Slgne, to Shoestring Rldae. 3rd brick hous• leff. Kevrn O.nnlt, 814446 -2847. Canning Jsrt, woodwork, upright pleno , Boy1, girts, men, women clothes, Bicycle, jewlery. Gar~~ge Sale : Sept . 1st 1 3nt from Motur Mospltel to KerF tum left to Bfctw.ll- ~odney Crossroads. Tum rtght. 3 mllea. tan garage on right. Slgl"'l Up! Lsdlea, klda elothH, all sins home lntarlor, flowarw., avon' bedspread, curtains, Thte Onet Hill & Neal. 992-2156 S.f,'· 1, Sat. 9·5. 3 mlltt down 7, Cl pper Mill tum right , to Orchard Don, Ul.i �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, LAFF-A-DAY Gallipolis & VIcinity 44 35 Lots & Acreage Land on Spring Ava. makt ni ce trailer lot. $5000 080, 927-6436 attars pm Moving Salt. Sat. Sept 111t, ._.. 11t roH right on Bulavlllt Plkt, Hondt Ex.,._ (pil1a), dinette, bike, eq. dane. clothH, picnic tablt1 men'el wvmen'a clothea, runntng bolrde, pmee 1 taya Rain djte: Sepl 3rd. Routt 2 Ashton, t acra loll, 3 milts 80Uih Galflpolll Lock•. public water, no Nstrlctlons, some with river trontag1, 304· 57!-2336 Rentals Yard Salt. Friday and S.tUfday CtllldNn't clott.a, tov-. Mite !5 41 Houses for Rent rn1t11 OUI218. Yard Sale: 2 mit. 3 bedroom garage, Cit, Rutland Rtf!Utp. No pats. 614-89212n Alao tor lllaJmeke offer out Nelghborttaod RoM. Bab~ cloth11, prom dr. ..., Aug ..... 30131 t-3 C.nctlted In caaa of Yard s. ..: liSCO & 1138 S.Cond Ave , O.ll,!polla, Ohio Frl, S.l Aug 31tt, 8ept 111. ) )" Yard S.lt: Glrll clott.a, blkas, top, houMhokt, Frl & Sat. tG-5 Linwood ott L.ak., Rio Granda Yft S.fl: l'lln or ahlnl AI C T. o,o o . ...... ·· · ~ Oo .. . .' 3 bedroom hou11, nice and clun. Absolutely no lnaide pelt O.pollll and Rtlertneaa required 614-992-3090 \' ({ rfVJ \ t':.lf,,.,.Cf/-:",' 3 bedroom, 2110 N. Main Laue, ,I depo1i1, rel•renc••, no pets. $285 304-4Sii-187.5 '" .., .. _ . ... 3 Br houaa, Kanauga, fenctd yard, carport, county watar, gas htal, 111y accna to shopplng ctntar• $250/month Phone 614· Thurman, t.e.Jde old ec:hool t==========:r:==::::====::::==~ heMal, Aug 3'1, 84Jp11 1 3, trom 11 a1111 4. Help Wanted 31 Homes for Sale 319-2441 . , - ---:-;-::-.,..--;---,-- Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity 0..111ge Sale, Ttlunday, Friday and S.turdly 2823 Maple lvt LDta of good mlac hams Solo, Aug 29,30,31. Books, clothle, Avon bottlet, lumlturt, giUiware, ~~ mlec IIams, to IW call 304-175-5134 anytime from 10.00 AM till 10 00 PM, At l5 ThrN mile crttk Road Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 21, 30 11).4 ChartH BuM r~~aiden011. McKenzie Ridge oil County Road 28. Aufuol :tHioplombor 3 ol Sheridan Plerce R... dlne• Dewttt. Run A01d. DtahiS, · - · boby clolhoo Yards. ... 1131-811. Firat reed to tift 112-mlle SOU1h of Tu~a Pllllno. WIICII lot ligna Yard Sale August 3'1-Seplembtr 1 GuM, big clothn, County Roed 28 1-.Mn. Yard S.J. Friday, Aug 31, Saturdly, Stpltmb.r 1 850 Gent Nil Ha rtlngtr Parkway, lllddlopon YoodL:ron, boko 1111 S.p< 1 Prnuy1.,.lln Church StrMI Syracuse 8 Second Public Sale & Auction Rick Pnt1on AucHon Compan~ now booking auctions, II· perlence m1k11 tht dfHertnet lieeoHd Ohio, Kentucky, Wttt VIrginia, 304-773-5785 David Bogoa Auetlon SeMct, Now bookfrlg auctlont, Uctnnd In Ohio, 114-446-mO 9 Wanted to Buy Wanltd To Buy . Junk Autos with or without motor• Call LMTy Uvolv. 114-388-i303 Employment Services 11 LPN N11d1d Midnight rttlef, 16 hreJwk Wor1tlng wlth Gsriatrlc MR Nlldanla In a residential Htllng. Exc•ll•nt ~Ilion for an LPN going to eehool who nHda part·tlmt work 814-4467148 Ma~ 3 flmlly yard ula at "Sam·,~. ~ loU~Mard.. Racine S.pt. ~ Local Nightclub Expanding NMd exparlancad waitr ..su, bM:k·up blrtand•ra, also peactmalcars, positions avail· able Apply In ptr.on, Thursday afternoon batwHn 1 It 4p m at the Addison Club, 568 Upper River Road, St At 7. ltulng company looking IOf truck mechanic with tour or mora yaaN experience. Must have own toola Excallenl blnall!s Contact Go~ry 11 6141446-4122. EARN MONEY ty,Mng, word procenlng, pe~nal comput· lng. lt homt Full or part Uma S3S,OOO ~•ar lncomt potantlal. (1) 805·687-6000 Ext B-4562 Now Taking Applleallon• tor Pomatoy & Galllpolla, Oomlno s Plua. Organist N11ded Reply In writ· log to Grace Epl1eopal Church, 326 E Main Strut Pomero~ or call 614 -992·3968 on Tuaa or Thurs. bllo,. noon POSTAL JOBS $18,392$61;125/yr Now hlrtnQ Call 80.5-681-6000 EXT P"-4562 or current list j'l Wanted Mtrchandlser. Gibson Greeting Card!, Pomeroy Part l ime, hours flerlable, contact Point Plaunl Job Strvlea 225 Sixth 51 Point Pleassnt Wanted npenencad service man, for commercial refrlgara· lion, & hAarlng, air conditioning raparrs Local astabll!!had HVAC Company Sand br1al resume to Box Cia 044, clo Galli polis Dally Tribuna, 825 Third Avenue Gal· II polls, OH 45631 WELDER TRAIN EES WE WILL TRAIN THE RIGHT PEOPLE In all pi1 .. es ot the welding trade It you are a h1gh school diploma gr ad between tht agts 11·24, c111 1.S00·282· 1384 for Interview 17 Miscellaneous 1983 Pontiac Bonnavlllt $2500 Naw Trombone $325 Small truck tool box or trade topper 6141843·5466 18 Help Wanted $375 OAILY Wortclng at homt, ptaple call you to order, Call Roger lor dill ella, 304-466-lnJ Ext B-2 'ASSEIIBl.fRS NEEOEO' Immediate opening• No trp nMdtd Fun/Part Oms. Call 1· 7a.m ·10p m .,-4&3-4336 12/mln. AVON • All areas, C.lt Marilyn w..v., 304.&82-~5. A NO NONSENSE WAY TO 1500 ADAYI S1 plue FA S.E K.A Sttvtns, Rt. 2 Box 224, 9o.. h Point, OH 4!1680 MHmb4tN Needtd lmmtd lalt openlnge. No tr:r ntedad Fultlplrl time Cal 1-900-463 U31, 7a m.-10p m. $2/mln AVON I All Are.. ! 9hlrlay Spurt, 304-t7.5-1429 Eam money by lht w11k. Join the numblra to damon•lfala " Chrl•tmaa-Around-The-World'" July-Decambet' Leave nama, addr"'· and phone number on anawerlng ..rvlct. &14·992-6319 EARN MONEY Rudlng Books! $30,0001yr Income potanltal Now hiring (1) 805-687-6000 Ext Y10181 Wanted 10 Do Ch1ld Care In My Home, nlc1 elnn playlslup 11r1a Individual attention In town 814-446-8886 ClaaNng, ru ldantltl, & Com· marcial Ralettncaa, 614-379· 2211 House ctun1ng onct a w•ak , dapandabla, ask tor D•bbla 304675-1145. Kountry Kids Child Care A tun JMace to atay wi1trl frl•ndsi1 1p1 btgln Great locallooa 614·992· 7532 Magic Y11re Oa~ Cart Canter rusonable. depandabla, llcenu , quality child care Monday thru Friday, 7 30 till 5 30 For mOf"t inlormallon or to raglsltt 304-675-5847 Mlu Paula • Day Cart Canrtr Sal• allordabl1, ch1ldcare M·F 6 am· 530 pm Ages 2·10 Btfore. after school Drop ms welcomt 614 ·446-6224 Mother, Oaughltr. babysitting 11rvlet, II on• c1n"1 do 11, the other ont can Full-llms or ptr1· tlmt any shift. convenient toea· lion, arptrltncad, 614-446.0065 atter 3p m Will Baby alt In my homa Hava Good Ratartnces Also WHktndl 614·368·8114 E11y Work! Excellent Pay! All· semble productt at hom• Call tor Information 504-641-8003 Will do hou!lt c l a~~nlng, ratertn· en provided, 304-675-4568 or 875-2765 £11313. E<:holll!l 1111- ICI'-MR lo CM currtntTy INking 1 tull·llmt 1 RNILPN for afternoon lhlft wiFn I Sol off. Tloo LPN $8 2S, RN $'10 00 whh btntflt package In· eluded Thla position Ia open tor mot11 Info. call 614-594-3541 or lltop by 319 Wn1 Union St., Athens, OM 457'01 Mon-Frt, 9-11, 1-4, To complett an application Will do houstcltanlng Rtlertn· 6141992-6983 Will to babr-illlng In m~ home wHkdays, Ag11 2 & up Havt dayca,. uperlenca & retertn· eu Ercallanl Cara 614 446· 8202. Would like to do babysitting In my home Mon -Frl Oava only 61.....46--BlQg Edward's Transportation Ia Iook· lng tor a t.w oood ovar the road drivarw tor tTat bed, operation baNd In Ravtnswood, WV, 800221-8851 tor delalls Experltneld medlt Nits repr...matlve BIN plua com· minion. 304·7V·7885 call tor lnltn'itw FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS HIRING J18,000-$112LOOO y11r Call 1-IH-584-11100 "" GB ... tor Immediate reepone~ Flit led drlw.,. nMded for long haull. AUeut 1 y11r ••pMitnct requlrld C.U 114-171-6006 Of Financial 21 Business Opportunity !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO rtcommtrtda that you do busl· ,..., whh people you know, 1nd NOT to 11nd monty througt'l lht mall until you h•v• lnvtatigatad IM oHiflng. For Exciting NEW program. Not 1 vending rout•! Call 1-800428- INTELUGEHCE JOBS. CIA, US 3022 C.H 1.-.ee1-t000 E1t. K-10tlt JOBS. I .-d 10 pooplo to otort now who Wlnl: to maU I250- S300 a . . - . OVer 11 and tree to lrevtl Handap & V.te Wi1· COIN. TraM. furnlthed I cash when you ltart For lnltrvlew ... Mrs. Landis at llut fountain Mol.t, lno., Clellll)olla, Ohio. 11a.m.• 5 p.m. Yhura. Auautt 30th Par.nts wtcom• •JnttrVt.wa. LAW ENFORC£11ENT No experJtneei nte....ry. For oootlcltlon lntoomo11on coM 21" ~-1131 EXT OH1H I:OGo.m. to 1:00pm. 1dop. -opting - - l o t IOCIOirlll "'":~d oppllool'll ..... Laool - - - :e~·~~~;::;!: ,_ ' muof- - wtth oulollo. All - con- lldol'llla~ llllld 10 lor ~1 l' lllioolnl llollollr, 2110 111111 •• Pt. Pft, WY 21180. 4 rooms and bath, houu In niea ntlghborhood, reltraneiS qui red, 304-675-1090 3 Bedroom red brick, 1·112 bath, full basement wl1h llraptaca 3/4 acre, Lowtr River Rd. 614-2455146, 446-4039 3 bedroom, full basement, gas heat, clair, garagel. double lot wlmobllt noma, Muon, WV 304-882-3593. Glenwood and nur loekt Nlca 2 bedroom brick, 2 car gartgt, all tlectric, wood bumfng fireplace, wall to watt carpal, 1350 HorN bam •nd pnlure txtra Call 7 00-11 00 PM, Hun· !lngton 304-!25-7'081 _-c---- 3 bedroom•. pool, deck 676 South Fourth, Middleport (near Meigs Jr High} $31,000 614· 992-7'323 3br house wlln !emily room, new carpel & pelnt, fenced In yard, Prlctd to nil! Rodney area 614 245-5961, 614·367-7252 r• In town, smtll, 2brh laundry, porch, quiet neigr borhood $250 Includes wallr bill, S.. Of call Earl Tope, 614-446-0161 Ont bedroom country hom• close to Mtlgs High School ldtal tor marrltd couplt or retired couple Oayt 614-9926642 or evenings 614·992-2627 22 ea LOANS BY IIAIL Up lo $5,000 In 72 houri. Wt c:an hllp you get 1 tlgntture Loon By lloH. 1-I00-418-ll121 SI.IIIIN. Real Estate 31 Homea tor Sale 107 tern. I ruom modular bath. seo,ooo homo. LR, OR, kllchon, 2 bod- room, t 112 114m2-38111. 2 bo-.o. full olzo boumont, locoolocl Cit- Rood, 101b1200 lot, 138,1100. :104-213-2004 "' 304- 175-1271. - - ----·--- KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrighl 11 SchuH 14x70 •r:rndo, CA, 1arg• porchts on 11 acre near Pt Pttasant Exc cond, ca ll tor ap· pofnlmant French C1ry Brock· eraga, 614-446-9340 304·675 6898 For Sala1 House 3 bedroom reasonab lt 2 Houst 3 bedroom d&lu xt 3 Commercial build · lng 4 Two lots Jackson Ave 5 Comer lot Viand Sl A-One Atal E.!!illta, Broker 304-675 51 04 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1 112 acra lol , W/5 room dwelllng, grilled well, plus rural . located on 160 BP School, excellent building loeallon, posSiblt land contract, nrlou• lnqulrl" only 514-446·0514 12Jdl2, 2 bedroom moblla homt E-.eellant condition $4,000 814· 992-5225 Also pop-up camper, $350 2br, $185/mo Deposit reqUired 614 367 0632 3 bedroom , furnished , w.. hariDryer, for tall or r1nt 614·992·"'79 2 bedroom Mobile home tor r1nt, upper At 7, Kanauga, Ohio, 614-446-0508 or 446-081'7 Mobile hom• for rent to one ganllaman In Mlntrsvlllt 614· 992·3181 Tralltr Furn ed or untum"td , 2 BR, Cflblt, buulltul rlvtr vltw In Kanaug• Fosler "• Mobile Home Park 614 -446-1 602 44 Apartmenl for Rent 2 and 3 bedroom lptrrmants Clfptl, equipped kltchtn• In Mlddlaport Otposii/Aalarencts r1qulr8d 614 -98s.4448 afttr 6 pm 12r:60 mobllt hom•, $2,!100 304· 675-6605 2 bedroom lumlshad Pallo wid art• Security dlposll $175 per· utlliti•t not Included 614-992· 6386 alttr 6 p m 1974 Gu&rdon Fulursma 12x65 2 btdroom, Central Air $599.5 614· 446-1012 3 room apt, nice location rtltrencH requirtd , 304-6 75 IOiO. 1975 Champion 14x65, 2 BR, s;et up on privata lol on 218 6 ml from town $4500 Frta ra nt lor 1 y11r 614·25&.1393 35 Wtll Apt 2br, 1 btl h. pr1va1a anelo1•d pa11o. closa to grocery storn & shopp 1n ~ ctnler, water. stwtt. trash prov1d.d, $26 5/mo 614-441·1608 t979 Sctrull z. 14r:65, 2 BR , all etaelrlc $9,000 Arter 5 p m 614· 388 ·9634 or 388-8529 1982 TownhouH, 14r:70, doubla arpando, CA, Many Extra•' On prfvat• rented tot In Rodney 614·245·5049 1982 Townhcuu, naw hill pump & porch, tr:c cond. 11t up In perk, 614·446-8118 1982, 14x60 Buddy, 2 bedroom, central tit aklrtlng, 10r:12 metal building $10,000 Call 614· 992· 11179 1985 mobile homt 14x70. altclrlc, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, porches, oulbulldingJ, 304·882· 3706 or 882·2967 1986 VIc torian Custom, all electric two bedroom, muat 111 to apprtclalt at~umable loan . 304.S82·3451 Houst trailer Furnlshtd or un· turnlsi1ad , new carfJII and linoleum. lwo bedrooms, with two larga rooms added $10,000 tumlshtd, $8,000 unturnlshad 614-992·208.5, or Columbus 1· 873-4485 SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 or 3 bedroom14x70 models at lh• unbtllevable price of $'12 900 dellvar&d and sel up Call 1-800-729-40451or deta ils Nashua 14x70 wlaxpando. situated 75 acrt land. Poml Pleasant , Many txtru, priced on Inspection 304-675·79t7 3br, 2 batt-., ntwly ram odaltd Deposrl rtq d $425/mo All uUiilla1 lnclud td 2br 2 balh $350 614-446·IT33, 614-446 4222 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOOET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jack!on Pike lrom $192/mo Walk to shop & movies Call 614-446-2568 EOH Furnish~ Apt, 607 Satond Ava , Galllpoll1, $225 , Utllltlta paid lbr, &14-446-4416 attar 7p m FumlshHI EHiciancy, all utll!tlas paid. ahara bath $150/mo 9ti S.C:ond Avt 614-446-3945 Fumlshed Efficiency, $1 75, Utllltl11 Paid, Gallipolis, 614 446-4416, after 7p m Garage Apar1mtnl, In town , 2br •lovt & rtlrlgerator, deposU & r•t.r•nca required, no pats. $200/mo 614·446-1171 Gracious living 1 and 2 bad room apartm•nl• at Village Manor and Rivarslda Apartmanls In Mlddltpor1 From S196 Call 614·912·7781. EOH Middleport, Ohio, B11ch St One ~room tumlsh.cl apt , dtpo•ll & ,..terence required , 304-882· 2M II Nletly Fum'ed Small houu, gar11ge, not auhabla to r chilcfran, r.o ptt1, $300Jmo O.poatt, 1114-44~38 For Sate. 1981 E1eot1 LX, PS, PB AMIFM casu"'· ntw aluminum whttll snd shadt tor rnr window, 9,200 miles 614· 446-6205 GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vahlcl11 from $100 Fords Marctdll Corvtfltl Chavy1 Surplu1 Vour eru (1) 805-687·6000 Ex1 6679. Two badroom apt, carpet, kitchen lurnlsh.d, 304-675-.5104. • KAYE: A FINt' 1'PA'( t==========l::===:::=::==::===l 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms tor r•nt • wuk or month Star11ng at $120/mo Gallla Hot at 614-446-9580 Slttplng rooms with cookrng Also lralltr a pact All hook·upll Call atier 2 00 p m 304 773 5651, M..on WV. 24" boys bicycle new tires gold and blue $15 Strudo gu grill good eond $50 304-675·4616 102 For ule Splnii-Conaole Plano Bargsln Wanltd.Ruponslbla party to t1kt over low monthly paymtnlt on Spinet plano Sll Locally Call 1·800-321-3345 E•t •• !' LOOK! l GOT A LETTER FROM PE66Y JEAN S~E SAYS 51-lE MISSES ME S~E ALSO SA't's,''61VE A >\UG TO '/OUR CUTE, S~ E SA'<S 51-lE j.jQPES ME ETAGAIN SOMETIME ! KNEW IT LI}ONDERFUL,C~ARMIN6, LITTLE D06 '' ~ Newh•rt C Ill ill 8 AB¢ Newoi;J 1D Body Eloctric (f) 3-2-1 Contectl;l 58 Pick up beds, Fords and Cht¥1, 1968 to 1981, no rust, 304-6756286 Merchandise Computer stand good cond $30 Encloetd coH11 labl• wnwo In· tables S80 2 matching lamps $20 Good cond 304-675·1509 Canning tomatoas $5 00 bu Wt pick 614-446--3752 or 304-6756233 Household Goods Couch. $70 , Gold 011hwashar. $40, Storm Door, metal $40, 10 pes tin roofing, $20 614 245· 9448 3848 or a her 9 00 PM call 304· 675-m4 Larga Private Lot Gratn Local School Olstrlct, 614-44&-4053. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Solu and chairs prlcad !rom $39.5 to S995 Tables S50 and up to $125 Hld••·bed• $390 to $595 Recliners $225 to $375 Lampa 128 to $12.5 Olntltts $109 and up lo $495 Wood table w-6 chairs S285 to $795 Casks $145 up to $375 Hutches $400 & up, bunll bad!l eomplett wiTh manr111 1295 and up to 1395 baby btds $110 Ma"resses or bor: springs lull or twin S18 firm S88, and S98 Outen sat1 $275 & up, King $350 4 drawlf chest $69 Gun Cabl nets 6, 8, & 10 gun Baby mattress11 $35 & $45 Bad frames $25, Quean Slzt $35 & king Ira me $50 Good at\tctlon of bedroom suhts, metal cabinets. headboard• $30 and up to $65 90 day1 uma as cash with appro~ad credit 3 mi out Butavllle Rd Optn I AM to 5 PM Mon, lhru ~~ Call 614· 446..Q322 Conltmpary Couch & l.DIJtsaal In gray & black, Ea:c:tll•nl condition, 614-446-3481 or 614·367· 04JJ County Appllan ca, Inc Good used 1ppllanea1. TV stls. Opan 8 1m to t1 pm Mon .Sat 614446 1699. &27 3rd Ava Galllpolll, OH Ethan Allen cocktail tablt, btautllul dining tablt, 4chal11, whirlpool , mlrcowava, quHn head board, Beautllul 614·388· 8936 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wssherw, drytr•. refrigerators, rang•• Skagga Appliances, Uppar River Ad Be1ide Stone Crest Mottl Call &14-446-n98 Ll rt Chait 2862 Llkt new. 614-379- PICKENS FURNITURE NawtU..d HOUSIIhOid furn ishing 112 ml Jerrlcho Rd Pt Pleasant. WV. call304 ·675·1450 Four 12 .50 . t6 5 tlru & wheels. 8 lugg, chrome spoka rims, $200 6"14·256-1206 Gibson UP,rtghl lruter large capacity, like new. 1275 Truck topper, 8 toot aluminum S100 6141985-4418 Litton Mlerow8ve Strta Maltrasa , 10Spd bikes , chest, high ci1air. caruat, aquar1umt, 55, 20 10 & 5 gsl All alzta nice school clothts couch, chair, 614-446·8607 Jackals, ltaniJ. medical coal1 $5 aach 132 Hutlernut Avtnu• Flomtroy Magic Chat g.. stov• 175 Ktnmort washer &. drylf 175 aach Heavy oak rocktr $40 614-441 -0020 Mise mtrchandl• • . turnlture , an· tlquu, tools and etc 304-675· 1485 Moving Sal1ll ! Eleclrolur Vac wlearpal att 1200, Oreck V1c $40, 21 · Gas Range $50, Vita Mir: Food Dehydrator $50, Chromalor 220V Calling Heater, $100, Sears 9300 BTU l<trotlnt Haatara, $25 tach, Bo~a 20"" BMX Blkt S2~ 1 Stare RX 4,000 Rowing MIChlnt $40; LaMachlnt Food Proe $30, Barbequt Grill $20, 614-446-1721 Nice ~ o ta and chair $100 614992 -5986 ::--c---;-c-;--;-;---,-- One hospital bad . In good eon· d1t1on 614-446-0886 Rtco ndrtlonod Washtrs, Dryers Guaranteed prompt aarvica lor all makes, models The Washer Dryer Shoppe 614-446·2944 S1ngle Stal Rail Buggy Factory Tube Frama 1600 CC Dual port VW Motor, Harley 2 barrel car· buralor, 85 Mllhm•T•r Piston , $t,500 614·245-9128 ••rt SWAIN 62 Wooden wheeled wagon Ready to ust 614·992-3008 1J92·70~ Oliva Sl, Gallipolis New & Used tumitura, hearers, Wesltrn & Work boola 614·446·3159 55 Used alnglt bed $50, sludtnl desk $15, bookcase $15, new mattrau & box aprlngs $150 chest ol drawera $75. VCR tap.i $5 •ach 614-367·7123 Block, brick, Slwlr plpts, win· dows, linlalll, tic Clauda Wln1trw, Rio Grandt OH Call 61424.5-5121. 53 56 Antiques Bu~ 01 aell Rlvtrlne Antiques, 1124 E Main Strtal , Pomeroy Houra M T W 10 00 am to 6 00 p m, Sunday l 00 to 6 00 p m 614-992·2526 Cann;ln-g----cl:o_ - m_at:o--. ,- .----c,: :0-;4-;·6-:;;75· Ounrovin Frull Farm just ott Sr 681 aast of Albany We accept food stamps Variety of apples, peaches, troma grown m&lons, tomaton, and peara 9·7 daily, closed Monday 614~98-6298 Red Raaberries. pick your own 614-245-5064. Roush 's Strawberry Farm 2 mlln back New Ha'!Htn You p{ek Half Runner Buns, $8 00 bushel, You pick T•ndartll Baan1, $10 00 Bushel, No 1 Canning Tomalots plckad, $fi bushel; No 1 Canning Juice Tomatoea picked, $4 bushat 304-882·223'7 Building Supplies Pets for Sale Fl.fl JACK GARD+++ All matal pattnlld device controll IIIII In tt'la home Wiltrout PESTICIDES R"utt1 ovarnlght StOWELL CASH FEEO I(&J GROCERY & J D NORT~ +++HAPPY PRODUCE 1030 Cllt O!attl Tr11Cior S3 950 c... w/4 bo(tomt plows, & grlndarlmlxar, 13,4951 Lata model 885 Case Oavla Brown Tractor wiSH Bush Hog, $3 950 Owner Will Fmanee 614 286· &522 no ••I• 2 horn Tralltr for S600 614·446·2107, 614-388-8504 Cobay Slla~e Wagon, Allla Chalmers S1lagt Wagon, 34 John Dtert Chopper Ntw Hoi· land Blower, 12~. Field rudy 614·886·6732 For: 2100 Forage Harvaaltr Badgtr 7ft Hay Bind Geh t Grin· dar Mizer, all nc cond, ~ - 273 · 4215 Jim"• Farm Equipment, SR 35. Wut Gallipolis, 614-446·9m, Wide saltetlon ntw &. uHd tsrm tractors &. lmpltmenl!l Buy. 141111, trada, 8 00-S 00 wnkdays, Sat 1111 Noon Livestock 1990 16ft Goostnack Horat & Stock Tralttr $3,295, U!ttd 16ft Bumpar Stock Tra1ltr, Ntw pllint, 11 ..595, 12ft 2 axlt lrall•r $295, 614 ·286·6522 2 Atplnt goat•. buck 8 months old $25, doe 2 112 ytara old $45. 614-985-448 .51614-985- 33 buodlng Hay & Grain Hay fOf Sal•. Clover & Timothy Round Baltl In the Field 6t4· 245-5598 Squara bllu oats, straw, ryt and awHI corn, 304-675-42~8 Transportation n Wc»J'T io«JRK fi?OII. TlJE PlAYGROIJI.lD 1 111 My S Iter Slim 12!1 Muelc Row VIdeo Qll Spoi'IIC.ntor a Moneyllne Ill MOVIE: S.llor Beworoo (2 30) 7:06 (I) Jafferoono 7:30 C2lD Femlly Feud (!) Bewltchod Ill Entertelnment Tonlghl ill 8 Mamo'o Family 11D1 a21111 11J1 Jeopeodyl 1;1 illllll M'A'S'H 111 U.S. Open Tennlo Qll College Football Kickoff Spoclel a Croaellf11 7:36 (I) S.nlood end Son 8:00 (2) D liJI Unoolved Myoterllo A Chocago woman \ FRANK AND ERN ST C.l-U~ MUC> 1988 lsuzu Trooper !1, 4 wheel drlvt 4cyl 5 spd, erulst, air, AMIFM cassana Ere cond, 614· 446·1761, or afltr 5p m 614-24> 5646 1990 Bronco XLT, loadfld, 18,000 mil ts, 112,000 614-446-mo 74 - --- - Motorcycles 1986 Honda 250 4 Iter:, 4 whHiar, axe cond, S1,600 304· 675-3448 01675 3935 75 Boats & Motors for Sale 197'2 17 n Stareral't Tri-Hull cla1ms that her friend speaks lrom the grave. (A) 1;1 !Jl MOVIE: Oen tumer. Hollywood Detoctlvo (2 00) (I) ill Ill The Wondor Yeof11 • Kev1n ts astounded when Paul develops a crush on ALLEY OOP Kev1n s mom (Ail;! Ill (f) Mall1 RuiHII Comedy Special PoiHical salorost Marl< Russell lampoons the nation s leaders and newsmakers wtth hrs outrageous one-liners , songs, and plano parQ:dres 1911 Chlvell• SS, rabuln 360 tnglna, 350 TH tranamiSIIon, nice car, 13,500 negotiable 304-8112-221S 1975 and 1977 Monte Ctrlo, 304- 17$-4552. 1m Elcamlno $1100. 1m Ford F150 4X4 $1000 1982 Pontllt: 6000, loodod $2400 1965 Chevy Cavalltr $2285 1i815 Tempo Gl, 4 door 13200. 1141992-7184. 1971 Rltley Spot1a Camaro, good c:ond. $1,600. Can 111 Upfown Auto Sattt M1am1 emergency vtctrms (AI 8111 MOVIE: Psycho IliA) (2 30) BOATS · MOTORS · TRAILERS Msrcruis•r, Mercury & Mariner, service authomad parts I Parts tor moat mator brands WE CANNOT SPEL S CCESS..J WITHOUT U'" RIVERSIOt: MARINE, GALUPOUS, OH 614· 446 -2424 76 I 12!1 Convoroellon With Dinah I Qll Ma)oo ll"llUI llolltlblll MaQarlne EEK AND MEEK CO< ADJAW<1D Wl-\IJOLCGY AllLWS USTO CCMMUIJICAT£ 1~\SIAUll.Y IJATIO/J lD Auto Parts & Accessories CJ!, tronl-tnd,rtar-end, tran!lfer Cllt, oth•r small parts. 1120 Eut Main Str11t Pomeroy 79 a ~rlmeNewo 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Legend of lhe Golden Gun (2 00) 8.30 Ill (J) 11 Growing Paino ~ :5TIU (AV'T MAJJM£ TH£ falT AIJD AAAlF B£ TWWJ A MMJ AIJD lAJJMNJ M1ke casts a beauttlul but seem1ngly untalented grrt In fJtme+J OVER 11-10US!:IWDS h1s plav (AI C Ill (f) Hello Moocow Willi Of MILES lfW motor, 304-675-4552 Huell Howa• Everyday people and places tn Moscow are captured on hand-held v1deo cameras -----,.--01 Campers & Motor Homes t:= 0< 1973 Dodge motor homt, 304 71'3-5363, Charles Decker 12!1 On Sligo ID MeJor loaguo IIIMbell 9.00 (2) D lfJ) Night Court Yakov asks Harry to extend hrs 1978 Terry camper, 24 h, air. awning, anltnna, new llrts, call attar 6 00 PM, 304-882-3108 Services 81 Home Improvements vosotlng father s visa (A) 1;1 MY [)O.D 51\YS ,JACK NIQ::l.All5 ONCE. 6A::JK£ TO HIM AT A GiQLF TOiJRNM\Bo.IT. YW 1RE KIDDIN6 ! WHAT DID HE" 5A.Y ? (I) I)) Ill Doogle HowMr, M.D. Whtle love blooms all around them Ooogte and wanda have problams (AJ 1;1 Ill (f) Mottoor Tef111t (1 30) IJDI a21111 Jake end 1111 HE S AID 'G-ET RID OF THE. SQI.JE<\Kv''3HOE'3 CQ 6P FCU.OW 5CME80Dr' EL6f. H Fatman Jake Is set up to take the fall tor the death of 8 doctor's wole (RI I;J Naahville Now at Larry King Llvtl 9:30 C2JD cr1l Door John Mary BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifltlmt rJ1 guar~~n­ IM local ,.,.,.nell hJmi1hed Fr11 ntlmatu C.U collact I · 614-2374488, dsy or night. Rogtra BaHmtnl Watarproofing Complate Mobltl Home ut ups & rapelt1, also plumbing &. electrical, rooting, remodeling, patio• I daeka etc REMODEL· lNG! Rtltrtncu. Eatlmataa. 614-2Sfi..1611 Ron'• TV Service, apeclallzlng in Ztnhh alto nrvlc:lng moat other brenda. HouH calla, also 110mt appllanea repairs WV Autos tor Sale IJDI a2111l Reocue: 911 Ho-Tech hellcopt8rs help 1981 14 rt Tttry Bas• Boat 50 hp Mtreury m04or $3,000 Cal 6t4·992·2892 ogo Horstaln bull , sired by Mar\ 304-675-4308, Tlm -Aock Hotattlns 64 CO~Dt~~ PHO~ 304-tM~3N Ohio 1114... 411-2454. Robtn s self-esteem soars when Cattrenne__9tves her a promotoon (AI Q Ill Fall Snook P"'vlew 10:00 C2JD cr1J Hunter An BARNEY TONIG HT'S MY ME AN' MY MAN SNUF FY NIGHT!! HAV E A LOT CHECKER undercover cop may have been ktllod by hts half-brother (Ail;! (!) Nowo (I) Ill D Equal Juotlco M1ke IN COMM ON watches rn horror as hts gtrllnend ts murdered by Rotary or c•bl• tool drilling Most walla complettd Hmt dw.-""~~~- Mil arvlca, 304.. a mugger (A) C ®I a2111l To lie Announced Evening Nowo Ill 700 Club W~h Pet RoborloOn 10:05 (I) MOVIE Duel In lloo Sun (2 45) 10:30 Ill Newowllch (f) On Oon<:lng tudore'o a S.p<lc Tonk Pumping S90cGallla Co RON EVANS ENTERPHISES, J1c:kaon, OH 1400-537-9528 Davia Sew-Vac Strvlct, O.orgn CrMk Rd. Parta, auppllll, pickup, and dtllvtry. 614· 448.()214. 82 Dance• Annabelle Gamson. Plumbing & the foremosllnterpreter ot Isadora Ouncan·s dances. shares her 1nstghls into Duncan s extemporaneous Heating SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Boxer pupa, unu1ual markings. 91,_ It Ill whitt Ha'll both parenta. Choice $150 614/H2· 1Si4 Oragonwynd C1H1ry Persian, Sitmlll and Himalayan kllltna tl14 -44tr3844 7 p.m .n., 30 acrat mora or IIIli Approx 20 urtt tillable, 3br, houa•, Flah Tank, 2413 Jackaon Ava. Point Pltuant, 304-875-2063, 10 gal HI up S14 91 and 10 gal oomplelel43.215 3br hou11, garage, sOOp, bam, 6 aceragt. No Sunday Calla Groom end Supply Shop-Pet Grooming. All bra~t All atytee lllftll Pel: Food Dealer Julie loom, 114-44f-2107, 614-388-8504. 114-37i-21178. Wobb. Colll14-448-0231. llg Dakotl 5 bedroom rann home built on your tot. &35,005 & up. 1~1311. Prlc:o Roducod. 12 ..,., 2 bama, 1112 lral.. r, 3 Mdroome, 2 pon:hto, Mil wotor~..tobocco booo, Ololo Rt. 1, 1-304-,.:t-81111. 35 Lots & Acreage - "These are new this year lor football aeason." toao Orond P~•. good nelda engine, SIOO 304-175- 11U 1i81 Chevy Chevtltt cond ., 814-446·1021 Good 1963 Toyota Gorolla, 4 door door with sun root, S1,800 call 304-675-3117 ltave mta..age. Rtgiet1rtd Boston Ttrrler tnd Reg. Hlmatay•n-Par~lan cat avallabll for lltud lltvlce. Ateo tor Nit Himalayan klltens, lltm• •nd craam polnta. 114- 1984 Rallant, 1983 A.lrles both have bHn wrecked, good tn· glne and tNnlmt ..on, on1 hu good body and can be tlxed, othtr tor pal1a, 1400. lor bc:Ch, BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL. 1111. on "''lutor toolngo. Enclo S.pltmblr 15. J&M Pflno Ser· vleo. Call Bill Wood 304-t..:rns. 304-178-4684. 1ga5 Dodge Chargar Matchblck, 5 speed. PS, PI, ntw Urea, 51,000 miiH..J. vary good cond, $2,500, 304-or5-2827. 1i&e Ply, Rollont, B.W., ML~ mii'!J.._ ~ AIC, nice, S3,;ouo, 614-JlV- 84 loodv, PurHwtcl GNI1 Dana puppl• tor Nit. 114'192·7584 Musical Instruments one IICNI trtlltr tot wfth county w1ter, Mptlc: tank and electric 11>-7151. 1984 Olda. Broughan, 4-door EMcellent condition. $4,700 Book VSIUI for $4,500. 132 But· ltmut Avenue, Pomeroy 992-1837. 100 ft. facing At. 7 In Crown CHy., 200ft. doop. 814-2116-1180. 1m Buick Fl:tgtl, 61 aoo original miiH, ate body tnd In· tartor, good tlrH, erulae, lift, PB, "!, $2,000. wtll nogo<~··· 304- Carter"• Plumbing and Hutln~ Fourlh and P1n1 Ga llipolis, Ohio 614 -446-3888 Electrical & Refrigeration Rnldential or commercial wiring, new Hrviee or rapalra Lleenud etectrlclen. Ridenour EIIIC1~col, 304-t75-17Be. 85 General Hauling A I R Water Servlct. Poo!a, cialama, wetla. lmmedlat•1,000 or 2,000 gollono dollvory. Call 304- 117S-t370. ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL .__,;. _____ Upholstery llowoey'o Upholotorillil oorvk> lng trl CO\WIIy lrN 25 YNt'l. TM belt In lumhura upholstering, c.n !04-t78-4154 tor lrN ,._ umat... Orohom Ullholllory Conti<, 303 H I =· tall lot olllloll'll"""'o • .... Coli 114-4411-3438, P 0 Box 914 2B, Cleveland , OH 4410 1342B LIBRA (Sop!. 23-0cl. 23) You could be styla w111 trt you mto the p1 ct ure PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) A partner · sh•P arrangement tnto wh1 Ch you enter today could produce long · range mutual benefits , especially If the alliance 1s predicated upon somethmg unique [I) 11 New A~our Aug. 30, 11180 rabbll'slool and hoping lor the besl SCORPIO (Oct. :!A-Nov. 22) People who like you will be Inclined to go oul ol Ill Tom Peters· Thriving on Chloe il])ll Art~nlo Hell tl) Mloml VIce Converuuon With Olneh aMoneyllne 8AGinARIU8 (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) You GEMINI (Mop 21-June 20) II there Is could be luckier lhan usual today In two very Important areas One pertains to your finances and the other IS your status In the eyes of others someone special whose approval you need regarding some changes you want In the year ahead you could be luckier CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22-Jan. 11) You I han usual In your relationships with ln- have a happy faculty loday tm recognl - a ®llllmen 11 :30 (2) D lfJI leet ol Ceroon ~r~a~:O~B G .lJ.S. Open Hlghllghto ==- to Implement, thlsls a good day to bring II to his/her allenllon . Con ~~toni II likely. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You and vour mate make a well balanced taam lluenllal friends. They might be Inclined tlen ot good Ideas when your hear them today tor working on endeavors ot muto do thlngsiCII' you that you would nev- More Importantly, however , will be your tual lnlereat Whal one laclct, the other abiiiW to taiiCII' them to serve your will be able to provide. er be able to do on your own LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Favorably llnanVIRGO (Aug. 23-lepl. 22) Your leader- purposes ship qualities will be very pronounced AQUARIUS (JMI. 20-Feb. 11) There Is a clll condlllona appear lo be your atrong today and they will be evldenl to per- poeslbllllv vou will gain In some manner 1tult today. UH your Ingenuity lo lry lo sons with whom you're Involved. Don'l 1 at this time from an arrangement that beller vour lot In llle malerlally. be surprised II lhev collecllve!Y edge has been Initialed by another Chance After a very lengthy bus1ness meet1ng, 1 overheard a . . _ . . . co-worker sigh, "Bores usually . - - - - - - - - - , bore each other, but 11 never _,..H'--.:,I,-'W;...,;-.Y-'N-T::"N-r.:--<1 seems to teach them -------- " 7 Complooe ohe chuckle ~ by t.llong 1n ohe milling -do 1..-.L.-.1..-.L.-.L.-.J___,J vou d...lop lrom slop No 3 bolow r I I I 1 I' 8 SCIAM-UTS ANSWIU Frozen - Tangy-Dnft - Vandai-DAYOFF There 1s noth1ng more cl1scourag1ng than a car that slarts when you have to go lo work, bul won't on your DAY OFF BRIDGE NORTH +A K 10 t A 10 3 +QJ 9 6 5 they did it By James Jacoby WEST EAST • 876 3 +9142 '1'3 'I' K 10 94 e KQJ 9 t 75 42 +A B 7 4 The wtnners of thts year· s Epson St· +2 multaneous Worldwtde Br1dge Contest held on .June R were Soren Godtfred - SOUTH +QJ 'AJ8652 t8 6 K 10 3 sen and Soron Lupan of Denmark Th ey compoled the htghest percentage score so far recorded tn the l ·!t·H 'I'Q7 Showing how hve + years to or thi S compelitJOn Contnbutmg Vulnerable Neather theor won was the excellenl result lhey acho eved on today s deal, when a safety pl ay on the trump suot enabled de- Dealer South Wut Norl~ Pass 3 NT All pass Soulb clarer to make an overtrick Declarer won the flrsl tnck Wllh 1 'I' 4¥ dummy's kong of spades and led the queen of hearts Thos can be a losong play of eo ther defender has lhe songleton kong of hearts. but ot woll gaon of East Pass Openong lead • 3 West hold s any other smgleton When E:asl covered wtth the kong, spades to shed hts dtamood loser and South won. returned to dummy by would thus lose the ttmtng to play overtakong the second spade and trumps twoce from the North band. II South played three spades and then led played a second low heart from dum· my Declarer then played low when the queen of hear Is, East would cover East !oll owed woth the lour Thos suc- as be!ore Now, should declarer try to ceeded on holdong the defenders to only lead a low club to the dummy to play a second trump, We•t could come In one trump lnck Most competent decl arers would woth the ace, preventing entry to dumf md tt11s pla y m I he trump SUit, but the my for the trump salety play Damsh wmners were fortunate m that Wes t chose an openong lead of a spade Woth a doamond lead, declarer would be forced to play three rounds of J•~ Ji roby f boot.~ ' JM:Oby ~ Brr• • IIJd ·J11co1Jy oo C11 rd G•l1W!5 · (.nU.tt~ wttiJ /JJ$/aiMr, the t•t~ Osw•ld JM"Oby} llll' ll(llf' Jrii~JW •t boobttxfl Both~~~ pubJiJbtd by Plw'OI Boob © ttto. Nt:WUAP!R INTIJIIIMSI A81M. " CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH 43 Verve ACROS9 44 Thlnga· I Aurora's lime 5 Arcade chomper It Canyon answer 12 Morphine, eg mabob 45 Friend I)()WN t 1Jol1 out I lot unh 'BrMish 13llke the govern · ment Sahara 14 Sofa type 15 Pe1mh 16 llko Jessica RnbM 17 Plano ploce 19 Hil show stgn 22 Ovor 1110101" wtiter 24 Showod sudden lnlooosl 26 Russian rtver 27 Ed Norlon s Ynterd1y'1 Anewer 4 Sign of approval 11 Pupil's !rae 5 Acted the pe11od model 20 Occupy 8 Pinnacles the 7 Map dol throne 8 Porch 2t Mas1o1 welcomer worlt ll Plggod 22 Castro's out country 10 Born 23 Vaccine 16 Nea1es1 lvpe slar 25 ladd t8 Stalu oo nque Bales 2lllroquols Indian 30 '505 danco 33 Howled 34 luge 36 Tradl shape 37 Reluse 38 Naughty ]g Gl P 0 40 Soulhem 1esort 4 t Princess pert urbor dog 28low polchos , eg 30 Uoll 31 lho works 32 Dark wood 34 Cinch 35 B1lcl\ supporter 38 Brewer's crop 4t Macadamlz& 42 Each Dl\ll VCR YPTOQU111'ES- Htrt'l how to wtrllt : 8129 1\XVDLBAAXR IILONOFELLOW One letter stand<! for anolhtr. In this !!ample A Is u.'led lor the lint l.'a, X for the t"o O's, etc Single lettef3, apostrophes, the lenfllh end IOilTIIUon of the "ords are all hints. Earh day the rode letlef3 art different CRYnOQUOU 11-29 v" s AKTSZTS I< a I UNSCRAMBLE LEITERS FOR ANSWER , (2:30) c• 1 Ill\ PRINT NUMBERE D 1\KtVIJPTV 11 :311D a-n 1;1 12:00(1). E-lnmenl Tonight Ill M8gntlm, P.l. illl• Lowo ConmMCIC1k1totllln 'Wolf' Cll LeW Night 0 C1friie atorf Stt..O. Nl"'vlllo Now O 'f;ll LETT ERS IN SQUARES a 8fKll'll ron1g111 8 MOVIE: Sellor IIIWINI I ~J I N A8 S If--,-1-,.---,ors-.,.£. .-l~ 1., Stereo. (!) Megnum, P.l. J h-13T-ILA:;-:1G=-r-1-,;T1",..--11 IIJI N-1 TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Things their way to do favors for you today they wouldn't do tor others Some of their deeds will be purety Impulsive Hl 2 (!) Twlllghl Zone ARIES (Mirch 21-Aprll19) Substantoal should go rather smoothly lor you today 11 you don"t treat your Involvements more seriously than they deserve Turn mountains into molehills Instead of molehillS Into mountains Twlllghl Zone 12!1 Crook I Chou 11 .00 (2) • (I) I]) Ill ®I a2111 gatos can be made today 1n the fulftll elCtremely lucky today In ways you 'd ment ol your amblttous objectives ,.•=~~ expecl and In situations that are of Don'l be afraid to use lnnovati't'e tech unusual nature Keep rubbing your ' niques In pursuing your goals ~'Birthday ff7 up to head the parade Try1ng lo patch up a broken romance? T he AstraGraph Malchmaker can help you t o understand what to do to make the rela ltonsh•p work Mall S2 to Malchmaker. t ui r I I II Beth coolesses that she has a crush on Jo!ln (All;! ill I)) Ill Anything But Lovo I'OUAII----- Aeorrange lett8n of the four ICrombled word• below to form four llmpltl word• Fortune~ illllll Nl I Coun 1;1 1981 J11p CJ.5 Lock-In Huba, AMIFM lltllto, good cond, $2.500 ntgollablt '614-446-67.51 n Roglllllod 4 WD's J lEAI?t.lED OUR 1176 l.ow• Fishing Boat, 141'1, swlval stsls, 20hp motor 1972 StarCratl truck camper, 304-8953335 61 Fann Equipment 63 73 Vans & 0 Top Caod Qll Spoi'IILook 6:36 (I) Andy Grlftlth 1:00 (2) D PM MlljiZine C!J Andr Grlftlth Ill ln.lde Edition ID (f) MicHell Lah"'r N.,..Hour ill II Cu'""'t Aftalr ®I a21111 IIJI Wheel of Boat 125 HP, Evlnruda Engine, compltlt top, new upholster)' Call 614-286-1316 after 7:00pm Farm Supplies & Livestock Little girts clothu 1izt ~ winter and aummar 50 cenlt 50 balM hay 304-675-1484 RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 Surplus, army camouflage, 6 pe wood group $14 01 per W99k 4 poster bedroom SUIII, denim, rental clothing Military 1nd1v1dual equipment . com plata $15 20 per week , small dtnlllt with 4 chairs 17.50 par Schrade kniVIB Sam Somt· w&ak Magic Chef 14 cu fl rv1lle s Ea st Ravenswood, iul old Rt 21 lndeptndanca Rd rl Refrigtralor t12 95 ptr watk 15 cu It traeur, $10 90 per Sat and Sun Noon !Ill 7 00 PM wotk VI R1 Furniture R1 141, 4 304 -273-5655 m11u oH Rt 7-Cenltnary Open 7 Wood & Coal St ove , us t as In· day1 I Wllk or frat st anding, 2 blowers, S!okar healing slova , ustd 3 & glus door coal $t.IOO Naver used, ull $600. 614 -256-6413 yaat'! $1,000 614-245-5531 AUCTION & FURNITURE Vegetables SCilOOl IODAY 1 1978 hall ton Ford, 4 sp11d, 302 engine, 1700 304 -675·5165 Cornmput•r IBM capallblt 20 MB hard drive dual lloopy color mon1tor LQ printer, 614-2.56~218 Fruits & Al.lYTiliWi AT 1976 cnavy pickup 350, 1500 304-882·2447 all&r .5 00 F150 Pick -up 351 HP AC, towing packagt, mat ching lop, 614·2566218 PUIILII - - - - - WitH loy C\AY L a DID 'rOO LEARN ....u•• Daily Sentinei- Page- 13 s~~ofllA-4t.tfs· TUT DAILT 1JD1 a21111 CBS Newe 1;1 illllll Three's Company 19611 Chev C/10, 3()7V8, automatic, er:ctllant condition, 614·388·9TJ9. Lotue Electric Guitar wlca .. and Gorilla Ampllller • $250 finn tl14· 446 -1nt Cannon PC 25 Copier, 614-2566218 • 8:oo (2) • Ill ill 111 1m1 a21e liJI Newt Ill I Dreem ol Junnlo 1D Degraul Junior High 1;1 (!) Reeding Relnbow 1;1 illlll Andy Grlftlth tl) He·Man Qlllnelde lloe PGA Tour a Wo~d Today Ill Herdc:aolle and McCormick 1;1 6:06 (I) Iaverty Hllblllleo 6:30 (2) D liJI Nee Nlghlly Newo 72 Trucks for Sale 102 BHI liner lor pickup !ruck $100 Two whHI trailer for farm trac· tor $100 304·882·2694 WED., AUG. 29 EVENING < Ia It True J11p1 lor $44 Through Th• US Gov 17 Call For Fact11 504-649·5745 Ext S-313 1984 Chev)' lull 1111 pick up, V-8 tngina, 71,000 mllu, $4,000 firm Call alltt 6 oo PM, 304-6'1S2902 46 Space for Rent 51 1976 Mercury Merque 460 Motor, 14h Sea Nyph, boat 7 1/2 horea power motor, naw, 18ft Gibson Fro•l frH rehlgarator, all In txc cond . 614·256·1064 For Sale. Splnii·Conaolt Plano Bargtln Wanltd Raaponslble party to taka ovar low monthly payments on tpinll plano Saa locally Call 1·800·321·3345 bt The 1 S-10169 Windsor, 14x1'0, 2br, delur:a kltehtl"l, CA, ~lnyl undaraklr'llngl atortgt buildings, many ertraa Furnlahtd or unturnlahtd, Quail Cralk, 614-245-1296 prlcl. 304-178-2722. to!INA 1966 GMC run1 grtatl S500 614 256·1429 Two badroom mob1it home carpot1, atlsehad building and land In Middleport Convenlant to schocHs ate. Assume loan 614-863·8568 up. On block lop ..,.d, Po~loiiY lonood- OwMf will pootlllly nna-. .2,i011. uklng 6¥~ 1989 RS Camaro, 5 liter, AT. air, PW AMIFM cessene, tow ml~•ll'· 304·675-4863 Twin Rivers Tower•, Houalng tor the Elderly and Handicapped Apartment• now available-rentIng for 30% of adjusted Income 200 Second Sl or call 304·675· . ~om '/OU Ohio Television Viewing r"lj'OI{IAA£. t9Bi Ford Ttmpo Orw ownw, .&C 34 mpg. Must IN to app~lall $7'i00 614·742-3069. ThrH badroom dupltr In treatlent neighborhood, full base· ment wllaundry hook-up• 304· 675-&TM 2097 GOVERNMENT HOMES (U repair) Dellnqutnl tax propertr Aepossa!slons vour area (1 805· 887-6000 Er:t GH - 1985 modal 14x70, 2 SA garden lub & !howar eulllin 4562 for current rtpo llat mlcrowavt & stereo Raally Counlry Stttlng 4 btdrooms, 2· nice Set up on n1 ct priVIIIA V2 bllht, centra l haal and air, level lot Must have ret Appr by bastmtnl, allached g1rag• 20 Hud $275/mo Water includtd. mlnutaa trom Alhtnl, 1-112 614·256· 1393 miles 1o Melg• High School Rafarancn and cfepoal1 ,. 2br Mobile Homa tor rent, call afttr 2p.m 614·446-0.527. qulr~ 61•·593-6937 BORN LOSER 1987 Tampo 12900, 1987 Ouatar $2900, 1985 Tempo S2400. fo...te or !Nidt ti14·2SS-1270 Rent 1 bedroom apartment Nlca carpet , clean and naat HUO approved No ptll PI Pleasant 304 -675-6200. Country Mobile Homa Park, Routt 33, North of Pomeroy Lota , rentals, ~rta , .. las Call &14-m-J&79 Mobile Homes for Rent Pomeroy-Middleport. AM/FM CustUt AC, Naw llru Automatic. Get1 good gu mllaga Excellent condll ron a141f92-23n Ont bedroom unlurnlstred apartmtnl In Middleport. Newly ramodlad, central htal and air, all ullllllts Included $250 Calf 7 am-7 pm 614·949-2217. all utllltiiS am to 7 pmIncluded 614·94i-2217 $275 Call 7 Wednesday, August 29, 1990 0671. 1987 Dodge Colt OL PS, PB, Dna bedroom apls to.- r•nl. S225 month Oapoell rtqulrad 614·992·2218 •h•r 6 p.m two bedroom unfumlthtd apartmtnt In Middleport. Newly rtmodltd central htal and air, Autos for Sale 1957 Chrysler Con(luast TSI, Ill options mint cond, garagt kapt, white '34,000 milts 614·446- 6 room duplar:, 1114 JtHaraon Blvd. 304.07.5-3753. POMEROY 2 bedroom, on& 6 room house on lir'IColn Hill I IIOOf plan houst for rtnt Car· acre, clean lot 614·992 -3270 SIOVI, paltd, drapel rellgerator and lull basment 1 rooms 1 1/2 battrs, country with wid hook-up Ideal lor living but cloaa to Mtlga School working or retired couple $25 0 and town Rt 3:1-4 lana, Oepo!!ilt and reterenca& Call Township Road 27 Fitll road lo rlghl Call 614 -992-1118 or r 384 - 614·992-5292 42 71 for Rent Money to Loan Qold Credit Card, VlltiiMatareard GUirllnl..d, C.ah Advanc11, no 11curiiV dapotlt, no credit eh.:k, 1-00022t-<l048, "" los. Wednesday, Au ust 29. 1990 Apartment 'DISTRIBUTOR' 814-448-MIS. Cllltome, OEA, etc. Now Hiring. 2 story, 3 bedroom noun on Locus! Stre•l. $4,500 OBO. 614· 927-6436 after 5 pm Ohio T VIIS ZEIJGV OZGS PVPZIJ QN GZVK(JGT (JN WKI"KUKIZVKQG . -- N t: Q A S IJ (i OQZl Yeet.,••r'• CrrpttH~-Iet YOUR EFFORTS MIOtn Sl:t;M INSIONIFICNIT TO YOU BUT TilEY MAY BE AU. TI1AT IS NEEbEl> TO OVf.RCOMF. GRI:AT I:Vll .. - Till: atRISTOPIIERS ' _, .• • • .;:. �Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday. August 29. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Ohio Lottery Meigs at McArthur Friday Plck-3: 716 Plck-4: 7274 Cards 3-H. 9-C, 6-D, 3-S Super Lotto 13-17-22-28-36-4 1 Ki cker 617486 Page 4 \ ' -I \ / Clear tonight. Low near 60. Friday, mostly sunny . High In mid 80s . • FRYER LEG 1/4'5 r-------------------, COUPON 2 LITER RC 69< I I I I I I I I I I I I I PENINSULAR SUGAR 99< 4LB. BAG With $10 purchaSI and coupon. I I I I I I I I I I I I I 49( ICE CREAM SHUR FINE PORK-N-BEANS 15 OZ. CANS CHUCK COMBO PACKAGE $1 ASSORTED VARimES SHURFINE SALTINE CRACKERS CATSUP 69< 1 LB. BOX SHURFINE MAC.-N-CHEESE 71/4 BOX oz. 3/Sl KRUSTEAZ CEREAL Honey Nutor Fruit Whirls 35 oz. lAGS $499 28 Bonu 99< PACKS 599 24 lAGS $379 Save Over $2.00 Over National Brands KAHN'S $169 lB. BUZZ 12 PORK LOIN CORN DOGS $1 49 LB. $149 1 LB. PKG. RED SKIN FRONTIER BOLOGNA BACON 89< 99< I LB. lB. PKG. WHOLE STICK BULK SLICED BAUARD BACON LB. BUG Sl ZE, BIG OR JUMBO 1 PORK BUTT COMBO $139 SAUSAGE LINKS 21/4 LB.$ PKG. 3 LBS. OR MORE 699 FRANKIES 12 oz. PIC G. GOLDEN RIPE ( BANANAS ....................... 3 LBS. 99 /$1 GREEN PEPPERS .................. 4 CUCUMBERS or GARDEN FRESH GREEN BEANS .............. !!ML.•. S9 ( TOMATOES ................... m.\•...... 59 ( YELLOW COOKING ONIONS .•••••••3.~!-.!~~••• 99< CORNER OF GENERAL HARnNGER PARKWAY AND PEARL ST. MIDDLEPORT 992-3471 BREAKFAST COMBO PACKAGE CHUCK STEAK COMBO PACKAGE &W PIZZAS AU VARifTIES 89< $119 o 3 LB. SAUSAGE •3 LB. BACON •2ll• lB. POTATO PATTY $469 LB. •CHUCK STEAK •GROUND CHUCK GRADE A SMALL FAMILY PACK 3 DOZ. DELI SPECIALS VIRGINIA BUND BAKEIY FRESH HAM DONUTS S1.99 I -~ FffiE DEPc\RTME'IIT RECEIVES DONA TION- Frank Colwell, left. a volunteer with th r• Salem Township VoluniA'c r Fire Department, shows Jon 1\olerririPid som e of the equipment used hy firl'flghter s. Merrifi eld , health and safe ty manager lor Southern Ohio Coal Comp10ny's M eigs Oivlslon, visit ed I he department to present a $450 donation to I he department on behull ol thr• company. The money will go into a gem'ral operation fund, according to Colwell. Jury finds cult leader guilty PAIN ESVI I.t.F: . OhiotUPitA ju ry needed just 2 'h hour s of deliberati o ns Wcdnt'sday to find religious cull leader .Jeffrey Don Lundgren gu ilt y of kill ing a fl vo ·membc;· family belongi ng to his cult Lundgr r n. 40. a onr· timt' la_ v mlnistrr in the H.N rgan iu'd \ hurch of Jesus \hrist of l.allrr Da y Saints. cou ld hP sPntrn rPd to dea t h Thr slx ·woman. s ix man j un dr llberated for 'l 112 hout·s after he•rlng defense lawyer C'hari('s Grieshammer admit Lundgrrn · ~, guUI during closi ng argumrnt s. "The t rut h is. this testim om was n' t nerdrd ... h P satd '',l f' f f rry Lund gren k ill ed th ese [l<'O p lr . Th ere was no llPC'd I!! go into this sideshow ." Lak e Co unt y Common Plea " Judge Martin Park s tenta tivply scheduled the sen tenc ing pha se of th e trial to beg in Sept. 10 in which tho jury w i l l listen to argumrnts an d recommrnd ;1 sentrnC'r to t hr j udge. Lake Count .1· Pro sc uc to r Stev·pn L JTourrltr sa id hr wlll try to convi nse thP jur\ to rrcommt> nd the death srntrnc P. l ie said he will oppose a dl'fenso mollon to dr lay· t hr sf' ntrncing phase or the tria l for !ill days bC'causr trstimony will nnl bl' fres h i n t hP minds nf thr jurors T h<' JUdge has v<'tlo ru le on tho rrquPst for a de lay In anot her dPvrlopmrnl In the !'a sP WPrlnrsdav morning, Lu ndgr(•n's wifp, AI icP. Vva s srn!P ncPd to l :lO _vta r.s to Jifp fo r hrr ro lr in thr slay ings of Drnn is and C h er~· l A ver y and t hf'i r t hr Pr ~' ou n g d auf!hlrrs. .. Jt·s no1 ovf'r y rt." said Kirtla nd Po lin· Chief DPnnis 'art>orough. who fo ll owed th o c ult' _ .., ac l!v!ties for abo ut two yp;us. " l fwl a littlr drai nf'd, bu I thai' s norm al. Wt•' rp n•<~d .v In go On 10 thp nl'Xt phi!SI' " Lu ndgrl'n led a group of RPOrg<tnized Ch urch follower s from hi s native Independence. \flo , to the ch urch's historic temple in Kirtland in the mid 19HOs. cond uc ting hi s own scrip Ohio River fish study planned by ORVWSC EGGS $139 $29 9 PER LB. aba ndonment of approximat('I Y fou r -tenths of a mi le of t he road. located between Towns hip Road s 53 and 54 . T he sectio n of road i n question, located near Town shi p Road .i4. ends near properly owned by Jeff Latta . Lat ta wa s present at thr meeting in favor of the road clos ing A l so represe nt ed wrrr m embers of th e family or Em met t Douglas, who originally contact ed the Sc ipi o To wn shi p trustees reques ting t hat the road be closed . One person in atte nd ancp op posed the road c losing due t o a pending property sa le, which hP stat ed was co nti nge nt upon the roa d cl osin g. He riled increased 3 lbs. or More SLB. $199 Several c iti zPns who livr on Sci pio Towns hi p Road 2R4 1Stan ley Roadi attended the m eeting. L~ $169 PKG. $669 1 LB. PKG. ~ S lB. OR MORE FAMILY$499 PACK WHITE POTATOES BAG LB. WIENERS BACON . ..... in Sc ipio Township and voted to add tw o oth ers In the co unt y to the list of t owns hip roads at their regul ar mf'et in g Wednesda v afternoon. · and a ll but one were in favor of SPARE RIBS $1 39 lB. 10 LB. BAG 19 sionr r s moved to a ba nd on a roJ d l 1 STRIP STEAK KAHN'S r·' I WESTERN STYLE U.S. NO. 1 99< '~, BONELESS IIRUSTEAZ CEREAL Raisin •an or Sugar Frosted Blakes oz. 18. ' GROUND CHUCK LB. PEPSI PRObUCTS 35 Save Over '2 .00 Over National Brands oz. \ i DOZ. Thr fish populat i on of the Ohio River and two major tri butaries wi ll br exa mlnied in an lntcra· ge ncy cooperat ive sampling pro gram running f rom ScptembN 4 t o ScptPmbPr 2~, 1990. The Ohio River Val il' Y Wat er Sanitation Commission. is l'nordinat i ng thr program . E n v l ronm~' ntal protrc tion <Hid n at ur al rPsourcr agencies. from states along the river. and ot her gover nmr n ta l agf'nc!es arP par · llclpallng In the program . Fish wi ll be co llected from loc ks al ong the Ohio. Allegheny and Mononga hela River. and categorize d by ty pe, size and weight. The resu lt s of the survey will indicate I he t ypPs of fi sh that thri ve In the rivers . Fi sh are good Indic ators of th e cleanliness of river water. Large populations of spec ies se nsitive to pollution Indicate progress In water pollution contro l. The dat a co llected since 1968 A Multimedia Inc Newspapor Commission adds two roads, abandons one ' Beef 2 Sections. 14 Pages 25 Cents Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 30, 1990 ·- Ground •GROUND CHUCK SHURFINE Vol.4 1. No 83 Copyrighted 1990 By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Sta ff T he M eig s Counl v Co mmis· •STEAKS •ROAST ~A~~· $289 I 5 LB. OR MORE L-------------------! DAIRY LANE .. show gPnrraJ lmpruvenLI'n! 1n SJX'Clrs d iversi t y, particu la rly in t he upp<'r Ohio River . Thi s mean s the fishing is gr t ting bet ter and a gr eater numbPr of more desirable kinds of fi sh arc prrsrnt in th P rlvrrs sa mpled . Along with tht• su r veys. chcmi · c c1l <m alysis wi ll bl' conducl rd on fillPt s taken f rom cPrta i n species of fi sh. Tho fill ets will be ex.Jml n od for che mi cal contaminat io n. 1-{esults from prrvious years' analysis have found levels of res's and Chl orda ne to be above ac ti on levels establis hed by the US . Food a nd Dru g Administration This Info rma t ion prompted the Slat es of Ohi o, West Virginia, Pennsylvania , Kentucky and I nd ian a to Issue advisories agai nst the consu mption of certai n kind s of fish from the Ohio River . Results from the 1990 collection and a nalysts should be ava ilable In ea rly 1991. ! t urr classes . But Lu ndg rPn ancl hi s f o l lowrrs brokP away f' rum till' eh u rc h in 19H7. Tes timony showed Lund grr n at ltm es justlfll'd th e need to kill tht ' AvP r ys w lth read ings from the scr ip ture, but at ot her times showe d a dislike for Dennis A vpr y , ('vr n rncou r ag i ng h im no t 10 move to Ki rt land from Mis souri. Th e day a f ter t hr sl ayings, fPdP r al and !oral auth ori1 iPs came• to thr r ult' o., fann tn q uPsUo n lhPm about a rumored plot to takp uver thr trmplP. IJUI they had no elue about tho slavings at thP time . Following the questio ni ng, C"u il mrmber s im mrdia tr ly mov r d to ncar Dav is, W.V a. . and th en on to Chilhowee. Mo .. m Octotwr be· fore br~aklng up i n December . Escapees captured in Florida WASHI NG T ON C OURT Housr: - iLIP ii - Twom c nwho escaped from the Fayette Co unt)' .Jai l l as t week have been capturl'd in F l ori da. Sheriff Bob McA rthur sa id Wednesday t hat Andy Eggleton and Roger Oa ughn. both of Washin gt on Co urt House. were being h eld In th e Co lli er County Jail In Naples, F l a., pending extraditio n to Ohio. T he two escaped Aug . 21 by sawi ng t hrough a cell bar and break ing the lock on a fire escape dour . They a lso abducted Phil Ca plin ger, 67. Mount Sterl in g, at gunpoint and fo rced him to drive th em to th eir friend' s home In the Mount Ster li ng area. Meanwhile. M ark Mootlspaw and Chri stina Ca mpbell, bot h of Mount Sterling. have been char ged with two count s each of obs truc ting j ustice . McArthur said . T he two allegedly provided transportation for Eggleton and Baughn alter they escaped . Mootls paw and Campbell were being held In the county jai l In lieu of $5,000 bond each. accessibilit y of emergency vf'h i· cles as a reason that th p road should rem ain OJ)C' n. Those In favor of th e clos ing, alo ng with co unt y garage sta rr. indicated to the comm iss io ner s t ha thth e road was not me~in · tained and was lm passa blf' Those residing on t he road indica ted that th ey woul d not br' wi l lin g to bring th e r oad to cou nt y road stand ards so that the cou nt y h tg hway department co uld m ain tain th e road The comm iss ioners vo ted un · an im ous ly to aba ndon the road, as per the req ues t of the Sc ipio T owns hip Tru stees Th e commissioners vo ted to add Ra l ey Road in Sal isbury Township and Erwin Drivr in Chester Townshi p to thei r town· ships' mileage• records A r equest to add (;opg !P in Road· in thr Goeg lein addition to towns hi p mileagP was 1ahlPd. pPnding fu rther in vt's ti ga t io n of the countv e ng im'Pr Upon th e request of thr• Red ford Townsh ip tru stees. the co m · missioners voted 10 cha ngr t he name of Bedford Townsh i p Roa d 145 f rom fiR1 to Tow nsh ip Road 130. Tha t road is cu rrPntl y k now n as Whiff' Oak Road, and rPs i· drn ts of thP road havr requested I hat th<'name bcchangt'dtoCold Hidge Th e co mmiss ionPrs voted to cha nge that s~ctlon or road to Co ld Ridge Dri ve . A bid for asp halt products for the month of Sept ember from Aspha lt Materials Company of Marietta was accepted by the commissioners . The bid from Aspha lt Mat er ial s Com pany wa s the o nly bid received . T he co mmi ss i oners also ope ned sea led bids on a 1982 Ford LTD. wh ich had bee n used by the Metgs Cou nty Sht•r iff' s Depart mrnt. and a 1982 pick -up truck which had been used by t he dog wa rden . Bids of $15:i for the car an d S200 fo r thf' trurk Wf'rf' accPpted for thr Vf' hic lrs. In f i nJI al'tion, thr boJrd vo ted to approvP Cha rl es l Adkin s of Ca llipolis to a spcond fivP·year tPrm on thP Rio Gr.:1ndC' Com m uni tv Coiit'g<' Hoard of Di rt' ctors T he appointmrnt must br appr oved by a l l co untiPs in thr comm un ity co llrgr d istr ict. U. N. chief to visit Iraq's foreign minister in Jordan By ANN PETERS United Press lnlernallonal It could take at leas t a week to process P:xi 1 v isas for for rign women and ch ildren trapp<'d by thr invas ion of Kuwa i1. diplo · mJts sa id. while thl' U.N . serTPt a r y._~::::rrwral prcpan'd ! o mrPt I raq's forrign min L-; ter tn .Jordan . l J. N. SPcrf'ta r y PPrrz dr C uPl Jar mrt in PL11:is wtth Frf'nCh Forrign Mlnlstf' r Holand Dumt.~s Thursdav and ~a id his mission was ··to. obtain thr implcmPn ta· ti on o f thf' (U.N . I rpsolutio ns. " Thf' reso lutions cal l for thr Conti nu rd on pagC' 10 Lobbyists unhappy with the system, but still play the game ('OI.l JM llUS. Ohi o tl!P li SPn'ra l yt'<Jrs ;1Ku. Colum bu ~ lobbyists go t _.;u ;1 nnuyt·U a1 thr prol iferation o f fund -raisrrs for s tJ 1r lrgis la tor' r ha 1 tlwv hPid o nr of t hC'ir ow n Thr)' rha r gt'd logtslator.s $111 ap ircP to go to a downtown !lOtCI. drink brer. C'<-1 1 chipsandprrl!.(' l s and takr abw;p , Procf'rds wPnl 1o thr lohbyisrs· softb al l 1<>;m1. thf' H irh and Pnwf'rful Thl' " LPg islaliH' Ps<Jim' · wa ..., rpad. 11 brg<Jn · "Thl' Lt•gisla 1ur·p i " mv :-- h(•p ht'rd _ I o.;ha ll v.·ant . " Lobbvist'i di'C' s1ill rank h·U a t 'hl' iiln g nut $2:>, $'J!I and $11111 for tickf'ts to pvrn1s llponsorr'd b.\ ' qy Hous(' m('nlbrr .., and ha lf thP II sf'nator s \'\.(' n two .\-'Par s. Sonw lrgislator." h<~q ' morl.' than Onl' funrl· r .l ist•r Somr h.lvPonr right afll·r· lh!'.v an• r> lrrtrcl. But the lobb.v i.o., ts g rit thrir trrth J nd pa .v thP frright . figur ing th at somet ime thP.v mig ht want somrth ing from thl' IPg is ia tor I t i s bpttrr 10 b(' on 1h1 • lis I (d donors than not on it. 1-l uusl' SprakN \'t• r-nal Hil!r. J) WhP r!f·r~; !Ju r· g. hold s th(• grand · d .:~ d dy of all fund ·r,lisrr ..., - hi s a nnu al birthrla .\· part\·, for wh ich hr rha rgf"' $:l~10 a I ick t •t . up s:MJ fr om last YP ~I r Attf'ndanrc h vkwl'd <J'> m;u1 dator v in thl' lohb ving rurnmu n it .v. a~d R tff r draws more· pt'Opl t• to the Aladd in Shrinr TPmple in suburban Ga h<lnna than prf'"i drnt s of th(' Unit rd StatP~ hJ\'1' cl rJ wn for simila r Jffa i r:- Hr nrt s about $4!M I.OOO . Hiffr flall v rlenios th<' porrep t ion t hJ t t u g.C' t somr! h ing donr in MISS MEIGS Miss Meigs toured the Pomeroy area last week. Miss Meigs ' owners. Fred W. Crow, Jr. and Michael Warner, are In search of a llrsl name lor the dwarf cow, In hopes that 11 will Improve her confidence and tlw Housf' r ou mus1 a1tend h i~ birthd a~ p~rtv ur givr to his ciimpaign fund " :--Jo sir ... hf' rrs ponded whrn ; 1 ~kl'd i f thPJT i!-. a rr lat ionship twtwr>f'n r.lm paign co nt ributions .1nd gl'lling hill s passrd . ··1 don't know of an .v onl'. any orga nln ti rm 11r inclivictunl. w ho ., aid thPI co ulrt g<'t a btll pasS!'d IWCJUSf' thrv g; 1n• a contribut io n 10 ;1 c ampaign. tu thf' Drmocrat ic p,11'11 ... said l(ifil' "If the,· do. tiwv'rp not H' llin j.! thP truth" .::\ lo t ol lohlJyists compla i n tlH'v\·r givPn all thi s munl'y and t lw.n thrv don't get w hat they \~dil l. · sJ id .Jam r.., Tilling, exec uti\'t' "~'CTI ' Llr ~· o f thr Ohio s~· n ;lt f' . " Th f' \' don't undPrstand tlut whJt th('.\' Jl'f' doing is grtt in g Jrrrs'> . not guarantC'ein~ vo1rs." self·esleem. Several businesses and Individuals are olferlng prizes In connection with the selection of the name. Names can be submitted at the Daley Sentinel or at Crow & Crow, both In Pomeroy. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 29, 1990 rees warner