http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/540d051623fb2e6d35fe61fba140a46d.pdf 142a843f4f63b2125dec28f7f061aa70 PDF Text Text Page-0-8-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. September 16, 1990 Fann safety to be obsenred COLUMBUS. Ohio iUPlt America 's most dangerous industry has a week to think a bout its sins. Sept. 16-22 is National Farm Safety Week, and a safetv specialist at Ohio State University says the liming couldn't be better. "Fall harvest is probably the most dangerous part of the how big the rush is to get finished , take regular breaks from opera ling eomhinPS and other hravy equipment. Bean savs it's also critical to cat nutriti~usly and avoid loadIng up on raffeine or other stimulating foods and drinks. MYSTERY FARM - This wed's rnyslt,.y farm, featured by the Gallia and Water Conservation District, is located somewhere in GaiDa County. Individuals wishing to participate 1~ lhe weekly contest may do so by guessing the a $5 ra.•h prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing f:o. LPa\'e your namc address and telephone 1 number with your card or letU,r. No telephone ralls will he accepted. 1\.11 conrest entries should he turned In to the newspaper office hy t p.m. each \\'ednesday. In case of a tie, the winner will be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Meigs County farm will be featured by the ~eigs Soil and Water Conservation District. f""m's owner. Just mail. or drop off your guess to the GalUpoUs Daily Tribune, 825 Third Ave .. Gal Opolis, Ohio, t5ti.11, or the Daily Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, t5769.and vou may win Farm-City Day... ___ Inc., 0 .0. Mcintyre Park Dis· trlct, the Gallia -County Litter l_·o_n_tir_,u_rd_f_,.._m_l_o ._ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ putting on their displays. The children attending wcrr entertained by Chab Guthri<• of Samuel Bossard Memorial Ll · brary doing story telling and the Petting Zoo organized bv the Gallla County Humane Society The crowd was pleased with the entertainment as the Singing Shafer Family shared their beau· tlful voices and love of gospel music. And what would a farm festive event be with out the opportunity to dance . This vear th e Gallia Twirlers Sq~are Dancers preformed and had audience participation which was a big hit . The safety of the wagon tours was well supervised by the Gall Ia County Sherrlf's Department and luckily we didn't need the services of the Gallla County Emergency Medlral Service Control. and F'arm C"redl t SPrvlces . We are grateful for thr partici pation of our tour speakprs John Underwood. Ed Vollborn and Fred D<>ei -Ohio Cooperaltve Extension Service. Bob Hendershot ·USDA -SCS. Dr. Tom Bean -Ag Englneer -OSU. andes pecially to members of the Butler family who addrPsspd the history of lhf' fCJrm . . 'I !. ,. PROMOTED Randy A. Young has been promoted lo maintenance supervisor at Appalachian Power Com pany's Mountaineer Plant, New Haven, W.Va. A native of Pomeroy, Youn~ attended Ohio University. He was em· ployed at Central Operating Company's Philip Sporn Plant, New Haven, WV, In 1973 "" a utfllty man B. He wa.• promoted to utUIIy man A In Ut74, maintenance helper In 1976, and junior maintenance man and maintenance man, both lhe 1977. He transferred to Mountaineer Plant as a malntenanc• mechanic A In 1979. The t•xhlbllors an d drmonst ra· tors made fo r a frstlv(' atmosphere. Glenn Graham' s di sp lay of the Farm Planning computer progr am was vpry informallve. which proves just another area a farmer needs to bC' versPd on to make usr of 1hf' latest in technology . The family photo display was a point of Interest for many. The dPmonsr ration s were vpry in for · mative. J er i Allie's dis play of baskets from her ··countrv Col · lections' · was very charming and her demonstration madP you appreciate all the long hours involved in baskPtwrav ing _ Betty Carpenter had lots of learners with her wallpaper fan making and thev would )le able to make one for themselves foJlow lng her expert Ins truction We wish to thank Jividens Farm Equipment. Dean Armstrong Farm Equipment. King Burlev Tobacco and Pou I Daines -Ohio Farmer Magazine and Harvest Insurance for their time in team. but we're glad to havp them there just In case. The Gallipolis Tribune and WJEH-WGTR Radio Station did a fine job of covering the event Thanks to everyone who partirl · pated- You Made It a Surress ' GALLIPOLIS - Angus breed · ers !rom five counties attended the Southeastern Ohio Angus Association meeting held Aug. 18 In Jackson . Oftlcers elected were: Prrsi dent. Dick Neal: Vice President. Phil Grei"nlee; and SecrC'tarv Treasurer. Adrah Neal · Dr. John Zimmerly s tepped down as Stall' Representative Ron Labrum was nominated and approved Consignments werP madf' for the Southeastern Ohio Annual Angus Sale. to be held Oct. 27. at the Gallla County Fairgrounds The Angus breed wa s the only breed able IJJ mept the 1990 Ohio State Fair minimum requirement of 20steers . As a res ult. two r£'gisterPd Angus s teers were In the final top 10 steers considered for grand champion s tee r of the junior show . Contact Dic k Nea l .1117-7150 or Adrah Neal 245 92Rfi for Angus information . Stock ... ________ Co ntinuf'd from D -1 Pick-3: 256 Pick-4: 0154 Cards: 10-H, Q-C, A·D, QS Super Lotto 1-4-25-2'7-31-42 Kicker 145218 these muscles tend to stay in fixed positions dur ing the long hours behind the wh e el uf a combine or tractor . Page 4 ""No crop Is worth a Iiie.·· Bean says. ""And If that sounds harsh. face the facts-this is a dang e r ous business. Carelessness and stress kill."' Bean says farmers and their helpers should get ready for the prPssurf's of harvest by boning up on rnarhinPry operating proc('durcs Knowing the ma chinery and not rushing can help prevent problems. ~UTI Vol.41. No.94 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, September 17. 1990 Copyrighted 1990 '~tate Ltk By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff ""Another success·· was the way one Middleport business man described the Eighth An · nua l Block Party which brought hundreds of people Into town Saturday . "And this year it didn't rain."" I"IIM make mistakes trying to ftnish harvest when they're tired. which makes teamwork critical F.trm c,•mp.tm ln~ur . tnn- li••nh 4lffut· Farmers are more likely to 1\hM>Illlll)-!l•lll lllilllll ~ glve you a break- a rPiativr . a neighbor. a hired hand. ""lt"s critical that farmers not overdo it. Work in shifts Don"t l tkt .t go()d nl'ighhor. ."'!Jil· Ltrtllt .~ thnc push yourself' to lhP point that you're not aler!. Losing your edgf' could end up hurting you or others around you ·· Some common sense will he lp prevent accidents during harvr!'.t season. Dean says. 1\o matter Livestock report GALLlPOLIS S'TOCKVARDS SEPf. ~. 1910 FeNter Caltlf'-3.00 lo 7.00 Hlghr>r, Vefll falve!I ·Sieady, Butt'hpr CoM'!i-SteadJ. Medium FramP I & 2 StN'rs: 2M-300 !"'. .. ''FREE GAS'' With The Purchase Of Any Vehicle At Cochran's Auto a Truck Center We Will Give You sxoo.oo In Free Gasoline! . . fU .0&-11~. 00 *7081hs ..... .. ....................14.01HtUO Stop B~ 100-U P . . ... .... ......... I!I.D0-33.00 Medium FramP I & 2 HrlfeNI: 250-300 lb!!. . .. ................... R2.00- HHI.OO 300-501 lhll. 500·701 !"'. . "100-l 1r ... Holstein Slf'ct'!t and Bulls : . KO .00.95. 00 ..70.01).87.00 82.01HI(t.OO 300-800 1M. . .. .................. 61.01}-'71UO Butther Cow!!.: Utilities 48.00·60 .00: Cannf'r / Cullf'r 43.01H4.00; U~~tht M"f'i.,ttl low Krildf' I"OW.'I 40.00-dGwn: Helff'rellf' up to 66.110 Butcher Bull Uti!Uif's 64_00 -"il . flO: fannrr / fullf'r 59.80-66.00. VPa.l Cah•ffl: Cholcl' l prlmf' 92.0&-104.00 : Mrdlum ..,w, 42.0fH6 110. Butrhcr Boars· 41.00-43.~0. Ho~o . ...... .. 50.00-SO.l~. Pip by HeRd : %8.00.47.00. Ot Ou~ 'g-lne Vehicles! auto & truck center 429 VIand Street 675-1985 Point Pleasant A NE\\' LOOK - Face painting was popular at the Middleport Block Party Saturday. Rachel Forbes, fourth at lhe Church School, went lor the hearts design by Shlrin Nuggud. I' IHM 11'11 1', EIPrlrir 111 fp\1}'-H 1111 \. r.enera l to Jq 1,2 , Exxon to J ]1,11 a s oil prices ro ntinurd to r ise and Philip Morris f ell 1,2 to -14 3,4 . E lsewhere. Digit a l Equipment sank R', to '"''' after a selloffthat took thP stock to its lowest levels in about fiVf' :v·ears_ Analysts slas hPcl earnings l'Siimat es for thl' computer company On th e American Stock Ex c hang<' . the Amrx Market Value lndrx lost 2..12 to c losr Friday at 1214:>. De clin es led a d va~rrs 184 28o among t hr gHl rss ues traded. rose 1 ,~ venlrlloqulst act with his dummy. Jerry . And. of cou rse. everyone was fascinated when two doves magically turned Into a fluffy white rabbit. Wrapping up the entertain ment was the Roger Dent"s ~ ine -One -One Band. Trophies were awardrd in two plarps in 19 c las ses In thP rar show co-chaired by Weber and Craig Venoy. with Gene Whal ey o f Shade walking away with the four -foot best of s how trophy GARY L. BARRY Barry... Continued tram ll I loca tion ces serves over 130 adjusters In this area. For further lnforma tlon call 446-9585. BANKRUPTCY b14-221-0888 l.W. CENNAMO ATIORNEY-AT-LAW 336 5. High St., Columbus, OH. Fire Up The AccLaimed Stihl 024 and you've fired up a wion er . Ranked Number One by a leading cons umer magazine for ease of handling aod cutting speed. the 024 IS perlect for cutting firewood. light trtmmmg and heavy limbtng. The lightweight. powerful 024 show s rts wmning ways with a 2.6 cu. in . engine. QutckstopChain Drake. Aoli -Vibrations System . Life. time - Warranted Electwnlc Ignition and other outstanding features . LOCAL CONSULTATION KNIGHT, MUUEN LAW OFFICES, POMEROY, 992-2090 In Pomeroy with D0-81-JO AND AWAY WE GO - In colorful costuming the Belles and Beaus Dance Club danced to the delight of spectators at the Middleport Block Party. Dale Eddy of Marietta wM the caller, and among those taking to the floor (well, actually It wa.• the street) were these ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE dancers, Mary and Art Skinner, Homer Shirley Belt, Dale and Marlene Harrison, and Pat and Roy Holter. Others who daneed during the afternoon were Bernicf' and rlana Hoffman, Lindy and Donna Arnold, and ,Jot' and Marg(' Chapman. July inventories jump 0. 7 percent PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL For a lrmrted time $30995 026 with 16" bar and chain o $35995 024 with 16" bar and cham Stihl chain saw prices start under $200 Save up to $40 on selected models. •w1th 024 & 026 models. AU Stihl products a r e S. . .lUI ~ sold only through servicing dealers. HUII8.11 011• WOIILOWID. I 10... (POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) uo4) 675·1675 By Gt\YLE YOUNG United Press International France began expelling Iraqi diplomats In retaliation for thl' raid on it s ambassador' s resi · dence In Kuwait . but an official Monday downplayed France 's accompanying d ecis ion to send 4,000 more troops to the Gulf. Defense Minister .lean -Pierre Chevenement said the o rder to move more Frrnch so ldi ers to tho region was not Intended " to lurk oursPives in thL' logic of war Bt-•lgium m ea nwhile an nounced Iraqi diplomats will not be allowed to travel more than I9 miles from the center of Brus· se ls. and Belgium will severely rPslrirt lhP grantlng of visas to Iraqi. " This deri sion represe nts th e first measure of retalilltlon fol · lowing the flagrant and repeated ;iolatlons of the Vienna Conven · lion against Belgian diplomats In Kuwait ,"' a Belgian foreign min· is try communique said. Other Western governments have condemned Friday 's raids by Iraqi soldiers on the French, Canadian and Belgian diplomatic compounds In Iraqi· occupied Kuwait city, while being careful to keep the Incident from turning Into a spark that could Ignite a war. Chevenement's comments Monday brought France In line with the Western response to the raids, In which three French citizens were taken by force to an unknown location. A French mUltary attache was deta ined but soon released . . ATIORNEY D. liiCHAEL MUllEN 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT HUGGED BY A DINOSAUR - Little Billy Fink was as bit cautious as he approached this member of that ex Unci group of gigantic reptiles which roamed the streets of Middleport on Saturday during the eighth annual block party. But notto lear, said Rilly's parents, Paula and Blll Fink, It's just Tina Colllns In the vivid yellow Pizza Hut costume In town to delight the younger set. which he won with his 1959 Ford Edsel. Winn ing th e trophie s a s fol · lows. lislcd first and seco nd . were: Production through 1948. Steve Price. Pomeroy. 1948 Chevrolet. Production. 1949 through 1%2 Gene Wh a ley. Sr 1de, 19:i~ Edsel and Sheila Wha ley. Shade. 1953 Ford wagon. Prod uelton. I%:1 through 1974. Roger and Teresa Randolph. Cuolville. 1970 Monte Ca rlo. and Pam Whaley! Shadr. 1969 Co ntinued on page Ill France expels Iraqi diplomats Professional Cleaning Servi that dramatized Fridav in the decline in r etail sales because ot auto sales and th(l dPclinr in Industrial produ ctio n ·· Furthermore, hf' said , theFederal Reserve sti ll has not tried to pump up th e eeonomy bv printing more money and putting it In circulation to bring down short-term Interest rates . · "fi "s clear they're waiting for a n agreement on the budget s um mit, but this may just no I be the time for as deliberate and cautious a FPd a!'i wP 1"1 <1 ve . · · s~1 id Johnson. Other analysts went so far as to say that, after Friday's data. the economy may be surpassing th e Mideas1 crisis as the paramount Issue In Investors" minds. "That's of equal or greater Importance than the Mideast as far as the market is concerned.· ' said Ricky Harrington. director of Investment policy and asset management at Marlon Bass Securities in Charlotte. N.C. "The market Is now looking to the fundmentals. the possibility of recession," he sa ld . ··over the coming weeks, money managers are going to be paying close attendon to thai and probably deciding that equities should be a smaller part of their exposure. The stage Is set for further weakness next week." On the trading floor this wee k. AT&T was the most active Issue. off 1> to 30 3~ . Tandem Computers followed, sinking !3~ to 11'!4 in a week when the company said Its growth might not keep pace with Wall Street's expectations. Wai-Mart was third, off I% to 26')1 . Among the other blue chips, has been a part of the block party for the pas I four years. The 92 antique, restored and otherwise jazzed up vehicles on display on South Second Ave. attracted lots of attention throughout the afternoon. There was something for eve· ryone at the block party. Kids enjoyed face painting and the games set up along North Sf'cond AvP., not to mentlom the food which ranged from poprurn to pizza For adults there were plenty of things to see, consider, and buy. like ceramics. woven rugs, and decorat lve Items made by loca l cra ftsmen. not to mention all kinds of baked goods. Some of the merchants also held sidewalk sales during the day. and the Mtcld leport firemen s taged their annual block party chicken bar becue. The entertainment was good. In frilly colorful costumes, the Bel les and Beaus squared danced on the street. Dale Eddy of Marietta was the cal ler for th e group. And th e magic s how was a real hit. Chester and Sandra Gault of Vienna, W. Va. presented their : "Magic on Parade "· show on the s tage area at Diles Park. using severa l youngsters from thP audirnce in their performance. Particularly popular WLIS Gaul!'s Jim Qtnrhran Cow!i: n~ . 00-6M . OO: fow ; fi\Jf Com. 900.00-down: BabJ fa.l\ot'.'l 1~.00. %20-251lb8. .... Parade" show at Diles Park. Making a big hlt with the audience was ",Jerry" which Gault uscd in his ventriloquist act. NEW INVENTORY ARRIVING WEEKLY AT GREAT SAVINGS TO YOU! Sprln~f'r Top And Check tjuat Sdectlon M.OO-fJS.OO. Buk'her Sows: 400-808 lhs. MAGIC ON P!\RADE- Chester Gault and his wile Sandra of VIenna, W.Va. delighlt!d thnSP atrendlng lhe Middleport Block Party Saturday afternoon when they presented their "Magic on ----------- . . 91110-1!0.00 301-:100 IbM . . 2 5 Cents I commented Duane Weber , cochairman of th(' rar show which "Jt 's traditional on farm.s that evPryonP pul ls togethpr during the busiest tim~s.'' Bean say·s ""At harvest. pulling toget her could save a life. You hav e to hav e somPone you can count on to 1 Section, 1 0 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Block party said big success in Middleport I"'~URANC! CALL ME. Clear tonight . Low near 40. Sunny Tuesday. lltgh in lower 70s. • (AROI.L INOWDIN Corner of Third Ave. & State ~~­ Gallipolil, Oh . Phont 446-4290 Homt 446-41 I 8 everv week . 1 Neal to head area Angus breeding group A little exercise during breaks will also help. he says. Stretching muscles In the legs. arms. back .:md neck is a good idPa since ''life Insurance that's right for you ... that's what State Farm is all about.'' farmer's year," Thomas Bean says. "We're looking at an extended period of physiral and mental stress coupled with some truly dangerous equipment. It's a deadly combination If we don't think safety ."' The National Safety County said that in the 1980s. agriculture had more accidental deaths per 100,000 workers than any other industry. A majority of those deaths can be directly traced to carelessness brought on by stress, Bean says. And with that kind of track record. farmers ought to make ··safety week"" Ohio Lottery Bengals defeat Chargers CARTER TRACTOR SALES POMEROY HOME & AUTO 2204 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio • 446-0523 606 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio • 992-2094 By VINCENT DELGIUDICE UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON Business Inventories jumped 0.7 percent In July while sales declined 0.5 percent, the Commerce Depart · men! said Monday, In yet another sign of a faltering domes tic economy . Private economists expected a 0.5 percent Increase In the nation's stockpile of unsold goods as consumers spend less money In antlclpatlon of a recession. In June, business inventories fell a revised 0.5 percent while sales gained a revlsed0.6percent for the month, according to the data compiled by the depart · ment's Census Bureau. July inve ntories totaled $801.9 billion vs. $796.5 btllton In June. while July sa les totaled $539.5 billion vs. $542.4 bllllon . Manufacturers' lnvPntories advanced 0.7 percent In July arter falling 0.5 percent In June . while retailers" Inventories surged 0.8 percent In July after dipping by 0.1 percent In June. The Commerce D<>partment noted that the July lnventorv of automobile dealers climbed- 2.5 percent over June's fleet of unsold vehicles. Merchant wholesalers, meanwhile, reported a 0.5 percent jump In July Inventories after a I percent drop In June. Manufacturers' sales were off 0 .8 percent in .J uly afte r e dging up 0. 3 percent In .June. but retailer s reported a 0.4 perrcnt a dvan ce In sa les In July after a hefty 1.1 percent ,lune gai n. Merchanl wholrsalrr s sa id their .July sa les plumm e ted by 1 percent In July after Incre asing 0.8 percent In June. The Commerce Department also said that the closely watched Inventory · to-sales ratio, which tracks the time It takes to sell goods, Increased to 1.49 In July from 1.47 In June . All the data were adjusted for seasonal factors and reflect the s tate of the economy prior to Iraq's Aug. 2 Invasion of Kuwait and the subsequent su rge In oil and petroleu m prlees. ""The policy of France. as lhr• Presidenl of the Republic w cal led, remains thr embargo, to constrain Iraq to rrturn to int['rnatlonal law,'' ChevenmtJnt said ln an Interview with thr bu si ness newspaper "La TribunP de L"ex panslon ... ·" It Is not a question of locking ourselves in the logic of war. but of re inforci ng the dissuas ion to discouragr a new aggress ion. " he sa id . ThC' massi\'P multinational force in thr reg1on. deployed after Iraq's Aug . 2 invasion of oil -rir h Kuwait. has been enforcing a tJ .N. rconomic r mbargo aga inst Baghdad and guarding Co ntinued on p;JgP lO Strike averted at OSU COLUMBUS. Ohio IL; Pii About 2.500 union employeps at Oh!o State University accepted a compromise on health care pay me nt s Sunday, averling a threatened strike. The members of Local 4501 of the Communications Workers of America voted nearly un a nlm · ously In favor of the com prom lse reached Friday In negotiations supervised by a fed er a I mediator The custodians, food service workers, groundskeepers, car penters, plumbers and air quality technicians, had threa · rened to go on strike Mond ay !fan agreement had not been reached on the health care payments . Their union signed a threeyear contract with OSU In 1988 in which workers werre exempted from paying a portion of their health care premiums through last .June 30. Local 4501 President James Ervin said any fees for medical benefits after June 30 should have been negodated . But In August, OSU began deducting a portion of thr pre mium s. He sa id the loc a l s co ntract with thr unl vrrsity continue s unti l March. but mrmbers were willing to s trik e 01-er the health rare issue . Ervin sa id workers Sundav acrepted a n OSU offer of a check for one· h atf percent of their sa l:~ ry for six month s to help defray the rosts of paying for health care. ··1 think we came out pretty good." Ervin said. He was uncertain how many workers voted Sunday. but he sa id the acceptance wa s nearly unanimous. Ervin said he will be back at the negotiating table with OSU officials soon to discuss a new contract next year. All univer sity employees now pay a share of their medlral Ins urance . The average monthly payment made by workers Is $42 .30 on an average monthly pre m !urn to OSU of $235 . Payments for health care are based on the number of tamlly members covered . \ �Monday, September 17. 1990 Commentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO TH E INTER ESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ARE A CHARLENE HOEFLICH Gener al Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher / Controller A M E MBE R ofThP UnltPd P ress l nterna tl ona l, l nla nd Dai ly Press Associ ation a nd t h£> A menca n Newspaper P ublis her s Assoc ia tion LETTERS OF OPI NION are w elcome They s hould be le-ss than 300 words long. Alllet1 ers are subjl?{' t to l:'d lt l ng a nd mu st be s igned wit h nam e, addr ess a nd te!Pph one num ber No un sig ned lct lf'r s will be pub llshed Lett en; should br In good tas te addressing: Iss ues, not per sona l! ties. Burden sharing and budget cutting WAS HINGTON- Medical r esear ch Is one of Ameri ca's sacr ed callings. We think of Jonas Salk l aboring Into the nig ht on a po lto vaccine or Alexander Flem i ng di scovering the wonder drug penlcllltn It alt seems so noble What's miss ing from this pict ure? Mllltons of dollar s In research fr a ud by con a rtists In l ab m ats who take federa l grants and fake t hei r findi ngs for money limited federal funding. Some scientist s l a k e thei r r es ults simply so they can look producti ve and stay on the governm en t gravy train. On ly the celebra ted cases get any press The most rec ent example Is Dr John N lnnemann, whom the government has ac c used of fals ifying reports In conn ec tion with $1.2 mlllton In grant s f rom t he National Insti tutes of Health The Justi ce Department recently j oined a pr ivate su it against N lnnemann to reco ver the money Nlnnemann Is alleged to have f aked the results of his study on how the hum an Immun e system Is affected by burn Injuries Two univer sities where he did hi s work are named In th e suit because they sig ned of f on the or for ego Hones t 1 esearch , not to mention you r tax dollars, Is endan gered by It , and It happens more oft en than you might think In fac t, the governm ent regularly r etraces the paper trails of r esearc her s on It s payroll look In g for hanky pank:, on gr ants tot alin g mil !tons of dollars Ego and greed ca n short circui t sc tentlftc Inquir y, es pec iall y research The detail s ar e undPr spa l in a when so muc h rese arc h hln ges on Sa n Fra ncisco federa l cou rt. ThP the c u rre nt ca seload Is a bou t 75 . govern ment. In hypin g It s effort to recoup t he loss. r evealed t ha t the origin al sur! was actu ally brought by a form er ass istant of Nlnnem ann 's under a federa l law that allows a 15 per cen t find er' s fee for those who success ful!:, fil e suits cl aimin g the govern ment has been defrauded For as littl e as the bu rea ucr acy says about these cases, onp would t hink the Nlnnem ann case was an Isol ated tn cld ent. I t rs not Ther e ar e ot her s wh o al l too freq uently see the N IH as a patsy The N IH Is the governmen t 's p re mi e r m edi cal rese arch agency . At any given time. it s Investigat ors are lookin g Into 70 cases Involving all egations of r esearc h fr aud by sc ientists who ar e usin g NIH m oney. ;'oi!H spokes m an Don Ra l bovsky told our ass oc i ate Dan Nj egomrr that The scient !fie co mmunit y Is loat h to ac kno wl edge theft In tts ra nks, but l eg it i mate scient ists fea r t he Implica tions for science. A publication by the Ass ociation of Am er ica n :vJedl cal Coll eges notes thai even a handful of bogus r es ear ch pr njecl s, " may un de r m ine th r sci entifi c enter pr ise In ways th at go far beyond t he waste ol pu blic funds " A ser ies of semin ars by scie nt Jsts ov er the las t dPc.ldP hd.s resulted In guldelrn es for Invest! gat ing phony researc h. N IH has expanded it s Office of Sc renllfl c Integr it y fr om one per son to 12 In Pittsburgh still leads Mets by half a game in NL East By C.J . HWU UPI Sports Writer If Fyodor Dostoev es ky wa s sti l l altve. Pittsburgh's loss to Montr eal Sund ay might h ave served as rn splratlon for "Crim e and Punishment " Majors R) Untk'd l'rt'!HIInternatlonHJ AM ERI CA. N LEAGUE them rlf'OJ[ v.. tth • Letters to the editor 1rnw1 propl' rt v shou ld u se£~ b1t of l hr1 r 1nco me to do rven a I JII IP tmp r ovement tohthen· prope r ty c~ nd strr s s t o th e rrn ter tha t hP IS and wil l years Eve n for a dozPn pPople, thP rece nt MliWi! UKf' P li97i 47 l J01"2 Clrv Ela nd work Is dauntin g. NI H spends $7.6 billion a yea r and HO per cent of that goes to resea rch grant s tha t mus t be mo nl t orPd likr .1 m erchant wa tchf' s fo r f'O mm on shopl ift er s 61R1l4 :Ji l l 6~f\O H k I~ tiO!<:b Hl 191,l B <~ltlm un• ~r v. Y ork \\(.~ t '14 ~ 2 li~ - 0J k la ntl ( h lr <l~ O ~ ~ b2 ~ 75 1(] ~ib9'i2'i' J 7 2 Q l~l i275 ~ll 0 2 2 1 -. ) ( ' XdS <4 71 503 r al llor11 rii S('<t l rl l ' bH71\ 1bl:) 2b . keep pr opc n v ln ordPr This. 1n hr s 11m r cou ld w ipe out our slumlor ds and rn a ke i I unnecessa ry for p1 op t' J l\ ow ner s to so lel v purc ha sP adJ.t r r nt propPr ty to pre>sPrvP thr 1r ow n propr rt v . T hosf' who are pay tng ou 1 tnfamou .;; income tax a re mos tl). car ryrng t he rr shar e or upkeep on prOJX'ri Y a nd some a rP a lso hel ptng t hetr nergh bo rs Those affl ue nt, pavrng or not payt ng t he village tax. could fi nd a wor tll w hile pr oj ect to rmprove ou r communit y Civ ic a nd socta l orga mza ttons could do th e sa me The Gi r l and Boy Scouts w tll probably com e forth with grea t project s On and o n our co mmunit y wtll m atc h or surpass the surround rng comm unrtres and all of us wr ll be able to look at Pom eroy wrth pride Bet ty Bar onlck Po meroy . Ohio By United Press International Today Is Monday, Sept 17. the 260t h day of 199Cl with 105 to follow The moon Is waning, moving toward Its new phase. The morning stars are Mer cury, Venus, Mars and .Jupiter . The evening star Is Sa turn . Those born on this date ar e under the si gn of Virgo. They Include 1940s radio news commenta tor Gabriel Heat ter In 189Cl, retired Chief Justice Warren Burger In 19()7 I age 83 ), country music pioneer Hank Williams Sr. In 1923, actor Roddy M cDowell in 1928 (age 62) , actres s Anne Bancroftln 1931 (age 59). author K en Kesey In 1935 (age 55) and actor John Ritter In 1948 (age 42) . this date In history: In 1787, the United States Constitution, completed In Philadelphia , was signed by a majority or the 55 delegates to the Constitutional Kett A ltrr ; Co l Wa! ll'rson 0 1011 Ma gnoli a t WV) 29 Ma rlr n a ~ M i nN a! HldRP'll. 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N('~ Or lr iln ~ 1 NY (, la nr ~ 2R Da l la s i I A Ra ld r r s 17 SPa lilt• l l ('l nd nrw n 1 l San Ul PJ;: o ) h San F r.rnrlsr o 2h 'v'< as h tngt ur'l 1.\ PU l ~hu fl:h 20 Houst on q Monday G ami'N 1-kr sl on d lodd lckl't l ~- ~ 1 il l Ralll mrn"f' tM( Do nald 7 4J, "'i 15 p m 1'\ r w Y oril. 1Adkin s !l-11a1Toronl o t St ut l !Pm v n • I l l ~ I : I~ p m M l lv. au k f'f' t H I ~U f'nt lO ir at 6eTTI~ CALLe{) S/\80 TAGGED OUT - In third Inning action, Reds' Chris Sabo Is tagged out In a rundown UP FoR~~ RE~ERVES hctwcen first and second on an at tempted steal. Boston drops sertes with 4-2 loss to White Sox Sunday Why COnsenratiVeS are Split _ __W_'il_Lia_m _Ru_sh_Pr " hop£'" tha t tlw U N sa nct tu ned bl ock ad e of I r aq will work , hut profou nd ly dubiou s abou t losi ng A m erican !!ves for wha teve r Int er es ts wr may have ! n !he M i dd le Eas t It I I doesn' t , ar l' sul'h redoubtabl e Kn ights of thf' Ri ght of co nserv ati ve un ltv were mista ken, as I po in ted out not long ago It Is n' t ant i ro rnmun!sm that unit es conse rvatives, It 's ant l·llberal lsm But If the li be ra ls had ju st waited a lit t le lon ger , th ey could have po in ted to a genuin e r ift In conserv ative ra nks II is mu ch too earl y to procl aim th at It' s [ al ai, bu t at least It 's r eal as Pa t Buch a na n , J of' Sohr an T om Teth ell and lhl' vetpra n !Pa m of Evans and Nov ak T he char gf' of ' ' lsolat in nlsm " ha s bee n hurled at the lattl'r gr oup, but I f eel as uneasy <Jbou t t hrs as I do abo u t the glib efforts to de pict Sadda m Husse in as a ·' m adman" or " a nothPr Hl t iPI ·• Bo t h are m lsqulded attempts to tur n thr Persian Gulf cr i sis Into a ca r bo n m py of Worl d War I I. th e ca' s mil it ary pr esence In the M i ddle Eas t On one sid e, approv ing all tha t Pres iden t Bus h has done t hus far and ar gu i ng, at least by 1m plica lion, th at he m ay have to do even m ore, a re such for midable co nse rvati ves as B il l Satire, Jeffr ey Hart. Na tion al Revi ew edit or J ohn O' Sullivan and Henry K issIng (Well , OK , but Kissinger Is a m a j or lnnu ence on Republ ican foreign policy 1 On the other si de. willi ng to la st wa r of which mos t AmC'ri r an s fi rmly a pproved Thrr P a r r sou nd r Paso ns for Pr es ldr nt Bus h' s drt erm ln atlo n tha t Iraq m us t not dom inat e Middle Eas tern a ll produ ction, bu t Saddam Hussein' s al leged " madness ' Is n' t onP of them As I point ed out In a Tf't_' t' nl eolum n, oil is absolu!Ply CPntra lt o today ' s world eco nomy . an d E uro pe a nd .I apan l! hough not th e Uni ted Sta tes t ar c utte rl y dependent on t he M iddle Easter n f ie ld s fo r their supp ly I 1 Is ra t hr r as tf cr r t a! n na I tons of the M iddl e Ea st ju st ha ppened to po ssess most of the wor ld' s supply of oxygen If t hey di d. thev co uld cert ainl y co ngra tu late th em selves on bein g In a pos itio n to mak e a handsom r pro fi t se llin g ox; gen to th e re st of us Bu t we, in tu r n, wou ld be understan dablY se nsitive to the danger or t hat prec ious com m od lty falling Int o the hands of some poli ti cal ad ventu r er wit h a mes slanl c agenda or his own I t may be t rue t hat con trol of M iddle Easter n oil wouldn' t be of mu ch use to Saddam H ussein unless he was prep ared to sell rt He mig ht even be wil li ng to sel l i t at a r easona ble price. But hr l sknown to sha re t he f an atic al det eml na tlon of m any - perhap s m os t - Ar abs to for ce I sr ae l to consent to a Pa les tinian hom e l and on the terr it or ies Isr ae l cap tur ed In the 1967 war Wh at rf Sweltering mind wanders A 100-degr ee day In wrndless. can o f temper a p ai nt do wn my r ainless sou t hwest Mi ssouri set s the m i nd to commise rat ion and seeking miser abl e company My thought s r oa m to the cl asses I used to teach on these fir st days of the school year, my box ran rrom home whan glngout a sy ncopated breeze, It s dr ive shaft bent fr om a brg ei ghth grader named Johnny getting his feet cau ght In tls cord and dragging In over onto Its f ace Johnny was the sa me kid who the yea r betor e had accident ally so he claimed - dumped a whole bark , and the sa m e kid who m ade the news a frw y ea rs la ter as an eyewitness to the mu r der of a young wom an who had been set afire for havin g " bur ned" some one In a drug deal I was only sur prls:>d .Johnny wa s just the witness Our local news medi a get s lucky with the coincidence of sc hool sta r tup and the hottest day of t he y ear. On e TV station fea tures the only hi gh school In town with air conditioning It j ust so happens to be t he newest one, Co nve ntion. In 1862, Union f orces led by Ge n George McClellan attacked Confedera te troops led by Gen. Robert E. Lee near Antietam Creek In Maryland. McLellan bloc ked Lee's advance on Washington, D .C., bu t fell short of vi ctor y. Some 23,500 t r oops were killed on both sid es. In 1939. Soviet troops Invaded Po land, 16 days after N azi German y moved Into the sa m e country. In 1983, Vanessa Williams of New Y ork beca m e the first bl ac k to be named Miss Americ a. !She resi gned the crown 11 months later when Penthouse magazine published nude photos of her, but l at er became ramous again as a si nger ) A thoug ht lor the day : Author Rober t Louis Stevenson w r ote, " The cruelest lies are often told In silence." ! and It' s In t he r iches t par t of to wn Sweatin g ki ds on the poor er sid e ques tio n th e hand holding th e mike, "They ain 't no better'n us- why did they get ai r cond l t lontn g and we never ?" The school superint endent , with a look of genuine surpri se at having been asked . tel ls th e hand , " No. we haven' t considered air-co nditio ning the other h lgh schoo ls Som e ru ra l schoo ls close at midday , and people w r ite let ters to th e edi tor de m andi ng that a dm i ni s tr a to rs I n a i r conditioned offices get off thei r swivel chai rs and mou nt ca m p aigns to air-co ndit io n the classrooms . As a veteran of those glass -and-br ick hotboxes. wher e tryin g to t each kids Eng lish or m ath Is a bout as fruttrul ast r ylng to teac h a ca t to tap dance, and as a citizen or a nation held hostage to our dependency on oil , I have to wonder what In blazes Is so all -fired Import ant abo ut start In g school so ea rly? Rather t han creat e an even bigger fuel dependence by Installing air m ndltloners In all our sc hools, why not just start and end the school term a l ew weeks later ? The la st ot September Is perfect study ing weather here In • word went out fro m Baghdad tha t ther e would be no oil for the res t of t he world un til th at little detai l was attended to ? Thai concern , you ma v tx> sure. Is hi gh on M r Bush's l tst or rPa son s for wa nt ing to stop Saddam Hu ss ei n before he get s in to a pos it ion to se r vr su ch an ult ima tum ANo ther Is t he one !x'i ng urgcct b:, Henry Ki ssr nger That, hav ing " cr ossed the Ru l>leon' by dep loyin g l ar ge forces In ~a udl Ar abi a, M r Bush c ann ot IC"a vp Kuw:1!t In lr aq \ con trol withou t suffrrl ng a hu gr m ora l dPfr-a t Th ai 1s why m a ny ana lyis ts believe mlllta r v ac t ion w il l be essential If th r bl ac k agr doesn' t force Saddam Huss ei n to dis Ku wa it Amrrlca 's rf' sponsr to I r aq' s chal lenge will , gor ge quit e slmptv det erm ine t he degr ee to wh ich t hi s countr y will domin ate wor ld affairs In the post -Cold War era Wr may no t w a nt t o . hu t rr mC'mbcr If we don' t, <;;O m r OOd v r lsr w1l l By APRR.. ALFARANO UPI Sports Writer T he Boston Red Sox couldn' t get a break ju st when th ev needed one the mo sl. Th e Amer ica n L eague Ea st lea ders f ailed to conve rt on sever al opportuniti es In Su nday's 4 2 loss to the Ch tcago White Sox . dr oppin g a four -ga m e se n es In the Wtndy Crty " I wts h I could say I wa s wro ng, but th1s ts th e one se n es I fear ed In the las t m onth... Red Sox m anager Joe M or gan sa i d ' 'W e don't pi a:, we ll here and we never get any brea ks I'll be glad to get out of here. We' re gomg to h ave a lot or run from here to t hr Plld '' Bos ton ha s lost seve n of its l ast te n gamPs and m atchE'd it s longes tlos m g s t rr ak sl nce s uffer i ng fo ur losses July 21 24 Chi· c a go la st swept a rour-ga mP se r ies .tg.J tnst Boston 1n Apn l 1961 In a rn i1rorPd pr rfo rm a ncr. the second pla ce Tor ont o Blue Jay s have won eight of thei r I,Jst 10 to pull t o wlthrn ont• g,rm p With thr rr 6 5 vi ctory Sund ay nig ht , the Blue Ja ys post<•d thei r third s t r ai g ht win ovPr Baltimore Boston 's bad luck began rn th e seco nd With two out, L.w c1• .Jo hnson r obbed M i ke Ma r sha l l uf a hom e 1 un by abm ·ro th e cen ter f teld fpnce to knock tu s dr ive bac k Int o pla y. Marshal l. who went .1 for 4 to sna p an 0-for 20 sk td , wound up w tth a tnp le but was st r anded at third when Tony Pena ground ed ou t Th e Whi te Sox ca me bac k to sror€ two run s in th eir ha lf of thr in ning on an RB I sin gle an d doubl e " H a\ c y ou Pv('r S('f'n so ma m c hrap htts 1n al l vou r l 1fr" · Mor gan asked "I thtnk lhP\' manufac turr them herr " Tr ai l in g 4-1 in the nrn th. the Red Sox m anaged one run orr Chi c ago r e li e f ace Bob bv Thi gpen, a two-ou t RB I srn g le to Pr na But with the ba ses loaded , J udy Reed li ned a pttc h b ac k to t he m ound to end the ga m e and give Thi gpen hrs 51s t save " It 's neve r ra s v for us. but l l surr Is sw ee t whrn it 's ovpr , · Whrtc Sox ma nager .J eff Tor borg sard " Af ter the wa v we plavrd on the last road t rtp I I ~ I. rt' s grea t to come back her e and 1 Pac hmg SWflt?p Chica go start er E n r K tng. J0-4 , IS 2-0 In thrPf' St.lt IS StnC'f' br rng act rva ted f r om th e dts,,blrd list on Sept .! He sca tt er ed five hit s. w alked t wo anrl g ave up OnP I Ull Da nd K tec k ('l, 6 9, gavr up fou t over fivp plu s innings Hr had not gtvt•n up m orC' th a n thrrr 1 uns P<.~ rnr d r un s in ht s The Daily Sentinel Sarah Overstreet the heart la nd. as Is most or Ju ne Thr days a rr gonp when schoo ls set the ir ca lrn dars to acco mm o- da te farm kids who wrrP n C'c ded to hel p out at hom e. Why wa ste m illions of doll ar s In ext ra fuel to preserv e an antiq ua ted schoo l ca len dar? Th e ov f'rw a rm braIn a lso I r nds to thi nk morr oft Pn abou t ou r soldi ers bearin g up rn the heat of th e Pers ian Gulf A r ece nt Newsweek poll fou nd that !7 percent of Ame ri cans favo r quick A meri can mil itary ac tion tu end t he stalem ate. an d In nearby K ansas Cit y , a ra dio stat ion spo nsors a "!lac k th e Attack " parade Loca l country mu sic stations ar e pepper ed with req~ es t s for Hank Willi am s Jr.'s n e w " don ' t- m es s- w lth -US·O r · we 'l l -k ic k -so m e-r ump '' so ng war nin g Sa dd a m H uss ein " Don ' t give us a reaso n to co me gu nn In ' for y ou " Those of you fa miliar with Willi a m s m ay r e m e mb e r another of his wellj -thought -out geopolitical theories, that "a country boy can su rvive" a nuclea r war because he ea n hole up In the woods and because he was "rais ed up on shotgun." I (USPS IU-960) A 01\'l!ilon ol Multlmf'dla. In c Publtsh rd t"vf>n. after noon Monfl a\ lh roo~ h Frldav 111 Cou r l Sl Po mN" ov, Ohl o. bv thr Ohio Vall f'\' Publl shln,g ('om panv ' Mullimerlla lnr Pompr ov , Ohi o 45769 Ph 992 2156 St• ro nd r lass p os taR f' pa ld a t Pom ('rov Ohl o L n lt ed 11'ess ln!Nnatlon.t l Inl a nd Dall v Pr rss ,, S.'> OC'Iat !on and I hi' Ohi o Nc wspapl'r A ssoci ation Na tiona l Ad ve r t ising Representat ive Aranham MembN Ncwspap<'r Sai <'S. 733 Third New Yot k Ne\\o Yor k 10017 A ~·P nu (' POSTMfi.STER Send ar.Jdrl'ss rhanRC'S to The Da llY Sf> nt tnel. U l Cour1 S1 Pomf'fm , Oh io 4.')769 SUBSCRIPTION RA.T&'I By Carrier or Mot or RouW Q n p We ek Sl -10 S6 10 . O n ~ Mo nt h $721:10 On1 • Yrar S~GLE C OPV PRICE 2.i Cf'nt s Da ll v Subsn iber s not deslrlnli!; t o pa~ tht>e ar rl er m ay r emit In edvan cr direct t o Th e Da tlv Sentin el o n a J, 6 or 12 mont h bas is c r'edit will be gtv en cA rri er each we<'I< No subsc r !p1lons bv ma ll j)f'rml1f('d In areos where home carri er ser v ice Is ava il abl e Mall Sublcrl~ 1oM ln!!lde Melp County lJ We ek~ 26WePks . .. . .. ... .. .. . . . . . . 52 Weeks . Oul81de Melp County 13 Weekli . 26 Weeka ~ 2 Weeks $19 24 $37% $74 J6 $2080 $4030 m1o prrv10us 10 r Od d st <.u t s In e thC'r t\ rn p rh: <.~ n Lea gur <~e l t on . Oe t roil d ropped New York ~ 2, K tm sas Cit y downrd Ci evei d nd 9 b . Mi lwau k ee tripped T exas 53, Sea tt l e bea t Ca lifor nla 5 '!, Oa kl and edged Minneso ta 54 tn 11 innings, and Toro nt o shadt.'d Ba ltim ore 6 ~) Tigers 5, Yankees 2 - At Det ro it. Cec il F' reld er hit hi s ma jor l eague lea dtng F th home ro llJdlng w Jth flt sf basr m a n SIPvr Da lOOn t w hJif' t h r two \H' I r chas tn g Dar nf'l l Co irs' popfoul tn the fou rth Royal s 9, Indian s 6 - At Ka nsa s CJ I)-. Mo . Kf'\"ln Sf' li Z(' ! ( ;eo rg<' Bret t. Brll Pecota and !lo J ar kson Pach hom r r ed. v.1th .J ac k son 's brra km g ,t S('\'Pn th bo os ti ng thf' RO\ a ls .J ar kson· s towr n ng sho t Int o th P left IJr ld S(' CJh ~' a s his 2~ 1 h of I hr sr a son and bret t Ef r a tn \ 'al drz IIi lr ff Mont gomt•n · rm prov f' d l tf', to b- l J'rx .1s. D e~\' (' At P a rk f' t dou bl ed hom r t hr go a hra d ru n m th r third 1nn 1ng Jnd r oo k H=> Elliot!, who started from the pole position In a Ford. led live tlr ,,, Dl' nwr I p m 1\ p m Mond ay , S E>pl '!. t l\ull alll oi l r-; y h' h 11 p m S ro~t !)(>tror t.r l T .tmp,! B a\ .J ul 1o Mac hado wo rk rd way' out o f a mnth 1nn1ng ]am Sr to ~u rd e M il wa ukee Robrnson. 11 1, h a o., v. on Sr\r n d rr ls tons tn nt nr S id! ts Sco tt Ch tampaltn o 0 I. took t hP loss Marirwr~ j, r\ng-t•ls 2 AI An ahPJ m, r a ltf p mc h h lll f' l KPn c. r i fl r\ .J r cl r l rvered hi s 21s t hom t' 1 u n of th r sr a s on. d th rf'P· run bl a ~ t Wit h onro ut 111 thf' n1 n tll . 10 Cd ! 1\ Srattlf' Btll Swill tmpt O\ f'd to hi M tkr .lcH' kso n ll ut iPd ,! S( Q! (' I L'SS nin th for hi S thi rcl savr Br ya n H.lf\f'\ l ·l. took ttw loss r\ 's a, 'l 'win!'! I (II inn . ~ - t\ t O c~kland . ('cJ I !I . Walt WPt ss s rndf'kf'd .1 t'.\. o-out HBI stn glr tn thl' li th l rf tmg tllf' A 's Wrth two ou t s, M.11 k Md~W II l' doul1 lPd .J nli Tc rr \- Stc tnbacl1 \\ d S t ntl ·ni iO n a ll\ Wdlkrd b\ lust'r .l u.m Herpn g JH' r, R 4, bdor l' Wt' l o.,sr onnPCI L•d on hJs l liH' cln vp smglf • to r i g ht Dr nnls E r ker siPV . -1 L wp nt onr a nd o nf' thu d tnnlll gs to gp t th P v... in Kl o:'l ~ 6H IX iill 1., h ~ 14 rq 707ti ~ ~ h7 74 4) q lb 1·1 hh Kl H ·l IH Lou r~ ~-~~I, Cl nr I nn.111 I O' ,\ n~r lt .., SJ il l' IMH I\ 10 '-, a n Dli>g"fl fl nu \l1111 A t l.t nr.r ~7 l 'i lih - h'l 1T. 7'1 71 :, ll +11\ 7"7 ~6Y ~, - ;- •! 4 '19 ]<, 1, , :,ct x: ~ t).J II m es for .16q or t hr :iiKIIap s on the one mile t rac k on th e way to tak rn g the $83. 100 f tr st prize Hi s average speed of 125 .945 mph was a t ra ck record . brea king the o ld m a rk of 124 706 mph sel by Ric ky Rudd In Seplember 1987 Ther e were si x c aution fla gs, totalling 29 l ap s. and the lead c hanged hand s 11 times among live dr iver s. Dal e Earnhardt finis hed th ird In a Chevrolet. Fourth went to Harry Ga nt In an Oldsmobile and Mic hael Waltrip took fifth in a Pontiac , both one lap down Martin 's seco nd -place rtnlsh allowed him to ga in five points on E arnh ardt In the battle for the series championship. With sb< r aces r emaining, Martin holds a 21-poln t adva ntage over Earn- 1\rW' hall \r11rl nna11 - CEJ l l<>d up plh'hN Cl n o Mmu li•IU fr tXn Na ~ h v !llP of thf' Am f'T ican 1\~<;oc l a t l nn H1w h y '!. JI 1 ~alunlay R I:'Sull ~ \ c•v. ) u rk 4 l'hlla d c•l phl<t ! l o~ A n )! rl r~ l ( l nc tnr~.l ll o S.tn DHJ: Oi ,\! liln t.r \ !1 1nnm g" ~ on t r v a l I, l ' l tr~ hu r).!tl l ( tll t ,tj!O h, St [ O UI ~ ~· lliiU\ IOn I S.1n 1-l. tnf' I 'OI. tl ' 111 NY I~L.J ndl ' l \ - '• rr wlng '>>l•: ,dn J-li•u n 10 l iln 1QM IHl I l fl l i"JSI'd l f'nlf'l t ,u\ Ho lP.ru t:w.t ,\ !ban \ St 21. ,\ lfn ·d )j Albri >! hl I -I ~\ ll kf'\ 1 1 AI ffi \ H II o il ! riJ'> \ ~ Ho~ l n n l 111 1 II' 1,1. P~! 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S, rn l 1, unl~o 1C <11 !l' ll c. 11 10 1dl [Trhlnn .rii +H lj() )I J ) - l'1p m I " ' ,\nj! • If ' \ 1 (o nk ~ I 1,!1 \ Tlant .r S.tn 1 <~nd ~ U ! ' I) !'iundu) GanH '"' ~1 o nt n •,r l I 1' 1 tt ~b u q;~h 1 l ' tlll.tdr l phl .r K !\l l'v. l ork l s..rn l ilrJ: oq '\ tl. ull . r~ ( hi< Jl: I •K S1 I o ur ~ l E Jll c Inn ill 'I Lo ~ An gdr " r, li HIJ\ I On l S o~n I r nn r 1v 11 2 Mlutd ay Rf'l urn1 od t 1'11 11'1 l h1 h 1 ,1\ l ot to l o ndon rUHl S t~l urda y·~ \\ ,1\ h & l!'!l \\ ldPil l'l 11 [ 1 Mt' ll \hUr~ l II t •h ,lll t l l \ The P ira tes lost t her r f rfth strai ght , lm·luding the three to ti lt\ Pirat es shor tstop J ay Bell. who collected Prttsburg h's only hit Sund ay, said despite t he pu nish · ment. the team will prevat l "This is our fourth !lve-gam r losing streak of the season." Bell said . ·'Eac h time we ca m e out of tt. We ar e strll rn fi rs t place We are the team to bea t and we ar e going to wtn thrs thing ... "! ti p my hat to the Expos: pitcher s. · L eyl and said 'G u y ~ stuc k the bat where t he sun don' t shtne. Thrs time of the yea r . Montrea l Is back In the hunt It we t ook t wo out of three they would be done · Pittsburgh rem ai ns half a ga m e in fr ont of New York , w htc h los t 8-3 to P hrladelphla M ont rea l Is six ga m es behind th e Pi ra tes · Th e Expos got help frorri form er Pirat e Scott Ru sk in, .1-2, who work ed one and two-t hird' innmgs o f relief fo r the victory · Steve Frey got four out s for his erghth sa w Randy T omlin. :l -2. ' took the loss In ot her Na tr ona! League games , Ph ila del phia r outed New . York R 3, Sa n Drego pounded . Atlanta 9-4. Crncl nnatt c ame fr om behind to bea t L os Angeles 9-5 and Houston edged Sa n, Francrsco 3 2 Phllll es 8, New Y ork 3 - A t New Yo rk , Dar ren Da ul ton ht ghlrght ed a 14-hlt at tac k wll h a two r un hom er and an R B I single and John K r uk added t"o triples .. helpt ng Ph iladel phia keep the M et s 1n second p lace Jose DeJesus. b 7, defeated New Yo rk for the third straig ht time this vear Da, ld Co ne, 12 9, p tt c htng on t hrpe days' r est, l as ted j u st four mmngs Transartions ) I~ 7 1' 11 !l h Reds 9. Dodg er s 5 At . Crnct nnat i, Chr is Sa bo keyed a srx run f rfth Innin g w ith a tWO· run hom er and H al M orris and Bill Doran sm ac ked two-run doubles. l ifting the R eds Scott Scu dd er. 4 I . bl.rnk ed t he Dod~ e r s for lhn'f' innings Ill relief to ge t th e win l.os An geles stu rt er Mi kr Mor ga n 10 14 , w ho has n 't v... on rn a m ont h, was rock L•d fUI srvrn hi ts a nd s ix ru ns O\'PT four Inn ings A.s tros :i , Giants 2 Hou s ton . C IPnn D.Jv is horn £' GPra ld Y ou ng wt th 1n llw n1nt h. li fting thf' nard! - :1 ,5 19 to 3,498 " I t reels good . " Mart i in said abou t hrs 21 poin t lead. " We m ight hav e had a chance to r ace Bill if it wasn' t for the trouble (a fl at left rear ti re on lap 262) we had." T he unsc heduled stop left Mar ti n out or sequence with Elliott and Earnh ardt when It c ame t !me to pi t. Even thoug h Elliot! hPid a 1.5-second lead over Martin with 25 laps remaining, there was a ques tlon as to whether he could go the distance before running out of fuel. Numerous drivers had to make a quick pit stop In the closing laps for gasoline, lnclud· lng Davey Allison, Rusty Wal· lace and Kyle Petty . All three wer e running In the top five when the stop was required. - At smgiPd o ne o u t 1\ s trus J uan Agos totm pi OVP dt o H'i Don · Ru btnson fPIIto III Ii P adr('~ Bntv1·~ 9, ~ - At At lant a. th 11d ba sema n Jim PrPslP\ 's tr,lm rrcord lhJ Pt' lh C' ga ff'S f01 a O(X'll f'd I' II O I S spvpn 1 un SPr ond tnnin g th e~ ! , gavl' Sd n Dtf'go ttlf' VIC tor ~ WJih · At lil n ta IPad lng 1 0, t hr P <~ d rc s • < · o~ pl ta l tzP d on P 1rs lrv s misr uPs to lLtng lh f' ltJS S on Stf'\P Avi• ry .\ (} DPn nis R.J sm u ssr n. 11 1.1, wa s lllf' wmn r r Cubs H. ('ardlnals l - il l St L our s Mo . D.1mon Bt' rrvhtll bf' I! Pd t hr PP of Chicago's scvPn · dou blr s. scor Pri twic1• a nd drovp , tn a ru n .t nd L rf' g Smtih tJ(ldPd thn•p RH I lo IPa rl t hr Cub s R<.• Jr\htl l du ubl r•d 111 Ill s fir st t h rt' P dt bJ ts. hr lptn g 111 .1k P a w1nni' J nf .Jo 'i l' Nu n('Z .In Mtkr Hlr lf'( kt Par nr d h1 s ftr st s,l\ P of lhr sra son. p1t r hlng four tn nin g s Kr n H-Ill. w ho has los t thr "'' t·o nsPru tJvp drr Jslo ns and h, p; no t won tn ftvr sta1 ts. fplJ to 4 4 Y.tl t•:l7 lli!Mil '.' l Yn un ,g ~l tMn 'it IJ ~ n r th c,r ~ i< 'l n So uth Ala iMm.r Sl 41. A le-o m Sr l Aub urn N M l\s J<;. ~lp p l Ill IVt'..llt ~ I ~ 4 Morg,rn S! 11 ( F l o rida 12 l if>lhuTl! ' Cnfi m ran SPRIN6 VALLEY CINEMA 441 '4524 17 Clrm ~ on 1 ~ 'fl~ct •:\o:;~;r 1 ~ BAAC.AI~ 141 1 1 ~H S 12 q I~ M .tr \ l ,rn fl 1-; I 51J"'IV TUE50AV T I ~ I TU RDI V MRGAI" ~~~ ' I I lCl PI [l1() '> ronr ord l'l \\ V,r St,l!f' -; ll <~v l d s oo I ~ .Jo hn ~ Ofl ~ KPnlut k\ 1'1. SF. C Smll h j Mt ~~ou ri St 0 00 &~ 10 D~ ll• '" ' 'JJ"J OO"'""" Elliott captures Peak 500 auto race DOVE R , Del i U Pi i - Brt l Elliott br oke a 24-ra cr wi nless streak Sunday at ])over Down s International Speed way . cla im l ng the Pea k 500 . The Da wsonvi l le, C a . dri ver f inished US-seconds ahead of M ark Martin' s Ford to earn his flrsl victory this season and the 33rd of his NASCAR Winston Cup ca r eer , making him !5th on the all-time victory lis I "I knew this was too good of a r ace team not to win before lht.' end or this year. " Elliott said "W e c hanged the car (chassis setup) this morning and I guessed pretty good . I thought It would be cooler 1than yester day ), and th e car stayed under me all day long." Ph <l' nl ~dl"i r \.\Oik' d n <; lpm S<1n Dlf12 0 ,I t Clfl\ l 'ld nc! l p m Ar lant a ,11 S;m Fr a n rl~n .J p m Phl la dPl phl ,r .r t I t\ H.rm \ -1 p m l'l l !s b ul ~ lt.r ll ,\ H. rtd !'r~ I )J m " 1. Pt·t G8 1q r, \ ',71 - l 'r l l\hurg h \r •11 Yo rk M ontrr,rl Chrr .t){o r>h!l adt'l ph la r r l lf' \ 'N h t~ p rn f: RS l fr om the ft eld on a stretc her afler Arl ingto n I'IW!Oid ll} Uanu,; T••run pac mg thr I'l gPr s YankC'C'S stc1 1 t r r Chur k Ca r ~· . 'l 10 . w as c an JPcl Rn.•wt'fl'i 5, Rangrr l'i :l - v al DenVf'r 'I p m Sunda) :-i t'pl !3 0,1 ll<~ s ,r t \\ ,Js h l ngtrn l p m Jndl,m ap ol h <~ I Hu u ~ t oo l p m Ka n sa~ C l! \ <I I l ot (' f'll [1.1\ ! ]I m M i am i .1 1 ~\'(.I a n i ~ l r m Mlnrw sold d l l'hlc ,1gn I p m :'>Jpw 1- n ~l . m d .rl ( l nd nnal r 1 K<tn!-.d S Clt '1\TIO NAL LE AC.l ' t' tun .Jnd A LJn Tr.trn rnl'll df'lt Vi'l Pd 1t11 i'(' I u n SC' OJ"l n g sing lE'S. tn nm g Mo nday Ga mt' ll C1i•\ pLrnd 1I'II :Hk l l Hl i 7 l'lp m K il nS<l 'i ('lt v 1Fa 1r Hl ir at ~1 Jnnpso ta rl"<1s ran () llr ~ Q:, p m ( hm .n.;o 1 i'PIVZ 12 ll r ~ ~ Oak la nd 1S.tndr•r son Ill 'lr Jtl iJ'l )J m ft>xas 1'r\l11 l 'r q 1 il l SP,I II Ir ~ c ~i tl lr M ·r ll lr )(J tJ :i p m 11m l nn 11 l l .rltlm ur)' nl ~ hl r-.. 1•v. Y ork ,1 1 r o ronl o ntght Mll v. .•u kPi' .1 1 Cl!'Vl ' ldnd nl ght 1\ ,ln '-<t" (IT \ <t T M! nn1 s 11Td nr~ hl l1l l 11111 dl t ,rllfll iTil.l ntghl < htc .l ,l! rJ.rl ll d kl<tn d n lghl I ~ ' "-' ' .rl Sr•OJ11le n1 ~ h 1 • SM-8 Libera l s who j oyfull v pro cl aim ed t hat the en d of t he global com m unist th rea t spelled t he end Eddie Murray mad e the tag. R1•ds heat th e Dodgers, 9-5. The Reds nl'l'd only t 2 g am<•s to clinch th e NL Wt•st. (UPI) !!('Ores Sund a y R f'!l uii!Oi \Jr"' York 2 ( hlca go ~ Bo ston 2 Today in history _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ On I){> J ruJt AU li7 544 i!lfiR 53J I 7177 180 9 1,~ Toroo ro l k trult a m rrfC'rrtn g to thr two co nsrrva tlve views about A m er ! to community pride? ex pect ed W l Pet. GB M l nnr•sor.t bti 1\2 H b 29 Salurd ay R esult !< ·1or ont o 'I Baltl morP .l Uakl<rnd 4 Ml nnl'SOi il 1 ( hkago 7, Bo s t on~ IX>t rnl r 4 !\l('w York I lil'VP land 1'1 Ka n sa s U t\ b T ! •x t~s b Mllwaukf'f' J S(•,t t! l r i Cal ifo rnia:.! T What has happened I , Be t ty Ba ronrc k , have resided In Po m er oy over 40 year s and want to co ntlnuP t o be a reside nt I take pride i n fril' nd s and fri endliness of Pomeroy T he ques tion t ha t I want to pose ts. " What has happened toco mmu n· lt y pride In Pom er oy ? · M y thoug ht s ar e. Wouldn ' t 11 be great to have more pavrd streets. not patc hed or need to be patc hed ones. m ore sidewalks, more guardra ils and paint on the present guard r ai ls. w ater lines without excess i ve lea kks a nd more and more All of the above would enha nce the commu nr tv and Invol ve money Po meroy's pr ide ca n. com e !rom cutting gra ss and weeds. rem ovin g l tt ter. debrrs an d junk c ar s. and r azin g uninhabitable bUildings Thrs prid e can co m e !rom each of us dorn g our part. Our r es idents c an have prt de by not being gu rl tv of t he abo,e . Those who have proper ty on assignmen t shoul d m arn tarn th r property to show a good appea r ance to a prospecti vr bu yer or those passi ng by Those who hp ve l' t'll lll fkl slon a r rime " a three-tea m r ace . " Huds m Ws n Res .l) M{' rcrr ! P a 1 6 Jackstll St ar k 19, Npw Ph ll .a 0 Kentcn Ridge 16, E n on GJC'nn m 0 F.Wil " We spoiled three exce llent pitchin g perform ances 1n thi s series ," said Pittsburgh m an ager Jim Lev la nd 'I t hink that rs M o ntr ea l m a n age r Bu c k Rodger s sa td 'We ca n rn c~ k c thi s Gilmour 34, Bedf o!U Ga l Mi l ChaJl('l 20 over th r P trates MontrPal "W e a re ba ck l n th e run ning ," Fort F r yf' 28, Za nPs Ro.!l.' cran s 13 KJII Sil S C I I\ Ul'l S1•nior Editor WASH INGT ON - There ilas bPe n co nsidpra ble lam enta tiOn by erstwhile bud get cu tter s a bo ut t ht' pffec t of the Persia n Gul f cm is on their efforts to reduce m rli l ar y spendi ng Ther e rs !title doubt th ai the mult rbrl lron-do ll ar m ovem ent of US tr oops and eq utpment to Sa udt Ar a bra rs go ing to m ake th ings hard er for anyone who wa nt s to take tmmPdtd l e ar ross the-boa rd wh acks out of the P entagon. but th ere rs one c rrc·umstdncc th at ac tually m ight make It easier to trrm t hat part or the bud get That, of co u rse, ts the 'burdf' n-s ha ring" co nce pt for f in anc ing the gull operation bein g pu shed bv Prr stden t Bush Some people have mutt ered tha t i t rs drmpaning to send U .S Ca binet m inister s hke Secretary of St ate .J ames Bak er and T r easuf\ Secr eta r y N icholas !lr ad) arou nd th e world seeking fin anc ia l aid for Operation Deser t Shteld Nonsense While rt ts tru e t ha t the United St,r tes ha s leg rtrm ate na t ional In terests rnvol ved rn the r Middle E,JS t. thr Kuwa rt rs, t he Saudi s, the J apanese, a nd a num bP I ol othPr cmmlrt E'S havr more 10 \ ose th an this co unt ry tf thr i"f'J.;JOn blows up and oil prod uctio n i s se riously effected It al so so happe ns tha t a nu m ber ol thr sf' c ount 1l l'S wi t h bt g stakes In the gulf have th e m oney to help pay for thr US milit ary prese nce All offer s to th at effect shoul d be snap'pe d up .lnd r ountr ies that do n' t come f orward shoul d be drpl om atr ca l lv nud ged to do so It does not ma ke a nyo nE' an tsolatJO mst to s ugg Psl th d t if ts t1mr for ever yone who Is able to do so ough t to he lp pay, Pi!h cr i n troo ps or mon ey , for the effort to stop Saddam Hu ssc rn bdun• he gets too br g And It al so Is no sh ame to ack now ledge I ha t the Ll nrted States is Just about tapped out in the ar ea of p lay tng lllt f' I nat to na l pu licem <J n With Its und erly ing defr c tt problem. plus l h<' new e lemt•nt of t he savt ngs and loa n mess, t he Un rtcd States c an rl l afford to gpt rnto a leng th v stal em ate, let alone a shooting war. tn the gulf But the burd en shar ing rd ea does S<'cm tog rvr hojX' fur the Unit ed Stat es w play an a cti ve ro le In J l eas whf'rr tis hPlp !.) soug h t It m av be too much to ex pec t ot her coun t rr cs to bu y wea pon s fur U S troops. but not a t all lnap propn a l<' 1o a sk thr m t o pav to tran spor t and maintain th e hardwa r e and t he peo ple whe n !herr " troubl e ild i f v. a) across the world At th e same tim e, nothing tha t has hapjX' ncd rn th e Mrddle E.J st should deter the effort to sta t t r r duc tng the outl a) l o r Cold Wa r weaponry and war pl ans These instrument s of ma ss d es t r uctt on ar e notl tkPiy to br whdt 1s going to be needed In the Midd le E as t or· an' oth er re giona l hot spo t. and the time has co m e - for th e sake of the bud ge t as well as thP sa fet y of the wor ld -to start getting rtd of them In th e co ming weeks, suppo n crs of b1g li m e m1l llary SJX' nd Jng d fl' goin g to be tellin g Cong res s that thr• e\·Cnt s of t he last m onth rn th<· Pe rs ia n G uH a r p a perfec t Pxamp le of w in thP Unt tf'd SLltPs r an nor afford to cut bac k th e Pen tagon As It tu rns out . th e Gulr r ptsodr '"' c~ n Pxa mplr bul wh at 11 demonstrat es Is that whllr thr wor ld s tJ ll J ~ a da ngr 1ous pla n •. lhl' Four Ex pos pitc hers combmed on a one- hitter and Otis Nixon 's t riple highlighted a t wo-run sixt h lnntng to help Montrea l c omplete a season domination of Prtt sburgh - wi nning 13 games and losin g five - with a 4-1 victor y Scoreboard ... By ARNOLD SAWI SL A K danger s have cha ngr d a nd so shou ld US prrpara t1 nns rn The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Despite 4-1 loss to Expos, Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Monday, September 17, 1990 Fraud goes unchecked Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta _ The Daily Sentinel ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 1111 11 0 , . -Sports briefs- 1J O I ~ IC D.' II I "' ' I \"" ''" I"'f \ II ~ >< ll I '> I II li I I' K I .., ! < I'; \I I I) I r-.J \ -OU.N 1 YIDIG GOIS II '" Golf 01,1. 1(~ .Jose M arla Olaza bal, of Spai n. fired a 65 to ca ptu re th e $785,000 Lancome Tr ophy In Ver sa illes , F rance. Olza bal tlnlshed with a score of 269, one st r oke ahea d of Co lin Montgomerle of Brlta rn I Of, II / 1 00 & 9 30 ( ()l i NG 5(lON I liH[t SIJ TM[R Lh O & JUli A IIOOERH In " fL A TLl ~ E- $ " JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" (304) 675-1244 I. �Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel I Pomeroy-Middleport. Oh10 Monday. September 17. 1990 S-1 \ DIE GO II.: PI - I ht> fh e &- ngal s II.JJ!ed 1.1 II In tho· first quarte1 agatn \1 San Dlt>go dlld lb J..11n ltlP fourth qud rlrr '[hat \\a ~ J ht>ll uf CJ drfP 0\1. ' DlP~o out t hrn' I::s 1ason sa td ThPrP" l tTtlt room on th P flPld , Jg .ttn<.;J th (' m ( ' SpPC'ld l l~ bf'l\.l.f'f' n thl' hJ<., h m ar ks San I knP\.\ I had \.\J \ bt> f(lJ(• lht• •\Jnnrn g \('11/t' Thr ( h dJ L?Pl.., o 2 r .11 P d tn .:~n PJ IJ\ lt>dd 1111 Hrl 1\ Jof' lulll\l'I TD P J'-o...('" IJ f lt:l \a r d ... to H.onn r(• llarm un .t nd 17 \J r d-. 111 Jur · ( .11~\ t •l!r) 1-. '- ld" ln cumph ·ll'd 20 o f \-1 pdsst' '- lot !:11"1 \ ard'- dnti th rl 'f' Jnii 'I Ct•ptJon-. 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I hi • p ld\ ••<I t!' ,t nl \ ~' llh !u p 1 t pu t 1 11on" 1nclud 1ng l1flrn .trHl 1 h.1 r lt~'-l on \\ tlh d q ,u1111 g lin i' UJl \\hHh thr t v.o Hr al so l '.IJt•d J!l <IUdf'd i l gh! pl. i \ 11 <. '>f'(U!ld Htlh \d'•lt r 1lJ jJDIJlf<., l i dlr l .~t·rl b\ \~ ilh hll \\ I lmmgl 1> n llll .1nd Shoi\\ nt t ' St .t l l' " t rh 1--...l '' ''h l h t· H JII I. Jd tt·<, nt •!tt•d ..J l pu rnt -. ru \\ Jn [IJ]Iu Ht'd b\ \.1\ J( ' l 1 ~ "\ 1JJ Th t 'l n ht ·n turk\ .; \ ,tn d ._ Redwomen split with Walsh, ·: Malone in volleyball action M1d O h10 ( onff' rPn ce p lat fOJ rh4? Unl\'f'r <;JI\ of H1 o (,rand!' vo/IP\'ball tram Opt> nPd Sat ur d.1 \. · at Wal sh '-ilh the IU•dv. omcn - losm,g to rhr Lad\ Ca\a[ Jf'r" I n : three or fi, e games R to Grande began the match Wlfh a ~f' t Of'.'!CtOflf' S 0\PI \\ ols h 16-H 15 6, but the hosts r amc back to v.1n th e rema 1nmg thre(' tontests 12 15 11 15 5 I \ Thr f{pdwomen then pia > ed V. a is h s ·crosstown f! \al. Mal on£' and : posted wins of 15 R. 15-b owr lhr : Lad:. PlonPers " 'w\o a lsh 1s a strong team t:oach Palsv Fields remarked ·j u was a d l;..ppolnllng loss and just didn ' t have anything going . so we'll look at the lineup :this week " we : It was Rio Grande's third :Oonsecutlve loss to Walsh, which !lad defeated the Redwomen In their llnal season match of 1989 ;tild knocked the Rio ladles out of r ushed for 46 \aidS on s tx rarnrs In the first half bull ell 111 the S('C'O nd s tra!nrd ribs quarter \qth The Jets' ot her th ree a1 ai l ablr 1 unn1 ng b ac k <:. scorrd th r touc h down s and Pat Lf'a h\ added a .J 'i \ ard 'f'co nd q uar tn f1rld goa l Jo hnn\ H('ctol dC i t\ a t t> d for thr gamr onr monrh aftrr undl' t go mg art hl osco p1c k nel' su rge n. put th £' lrt" a ht•a d 1~ 7 \.\Jth a SIX \.Cild lU ll Hllh :l 02 JE'fltn th(' opr•nmg quartet Hts TO capped a 90 1a r d dme aided bv Th o ma s"' 21 \a r d r un and a pas s mtrr fpr encp pt>nal!\ b~ Ant.hom pa ~ s to Ld ng hornc, fo r lfJ VJ llh. !f·adl ng to Lero) H(J,ud -. Y va rd s corln~ run with wtth .tnotht·l 1 ...)., lt·l t BHJv. n ~ d1 •ft ·ns!vr t' nd RoberT Leah\' s ran g(' IJ.J nk s v.a s <"jr•r l<•d wit h 'I 04 left 111 thi' 111 st halt l or ll ylng to kick .II·t• light f'nd Chr i<Dresse l in the hf'a d a l iN a pla Y Bank s ju st lost hi< head.' .Jet'> gu .ud f1m Swf'Pn{'\ said, m<~kf' th d t ('hfls Qlmost lost hi' \\ 1d1 · n c l' l'vf' r Hoh Moore the .l1· ts f11 -. 1 ro und suppleme ntal P" k •at out t he sr•rond half with <~ tJ ru 1srd shouldf' r NPw York .Jho los ! st ron g safPt y Brian V. ash mgton wilh a bruiSe<! thigh Baxters TO " 1th I Oh If'! I 1n thr half c .tmr afu•r l ht Jf' h St<.l! _g£' 11 w11h d spralnl'd ilnkiP pto\ldf'd.t 1- lea d That dii\ P bpg a n J ilt r thP f u st ot tH o fumblr JPCI;\t' JH'"- b\ .J d m(•c., H dSl\ :\.1f'I C'i..i lf ~' hrJ 1Jn l-. h(•d H 1th Jll!l ( ca tr hrs tor ::, ~ \ ar ds l o"t the ball " hen tac k le d b1 L ei aid 1\ Jr hol' <.~1 ~() th f' BrO\\nS d nd Hd :-,1\ )U mp!'d on 11 0 Bllr'n' I I 1ard pass to Mc\etl put t hf · hJII 1nto C"l f'\ t•lan d SIOppt:'d 1hr <'1' on pia ' s Thf' nr l) H r. o;., d! ['\~ ~\ llhrn 2.J ]~ a t i -~ ) of thr thJ r d quat 1c·r on f\ Q<.;.iJ J s II!"' I D pJ;., <, IJ( 'hf• and PASADENA, Ca ltf I LP ft " LA La-.," the las t basllon of bullon down co llars and a TV haven for ld ea!Lsm. won Its thud Emmy f or best drama serirs 1n the 42nd Annual Emmy Awatds " LA Law" sktmm ed pas t " Quantum Leap. " 'lhtr l ysome thing," "Ch ina Beach" and most notably the acciatmed but quirky 'Twin Peaks" to Win the ca!P gory II dominated in 1987 and 1989 Contrarv to heavy specula lion In the weeks leading to Sunday s 'Twtn Peaks" David Lvnch's dark. steamy ABC dtama seri es - was shut out In all the r ategortes pres ented Sunday mght, and took only two techntcal awards pres ented Saturday night, desptle having the most no mmallons 14 "M urphy Brown, · the CBS corned; series set 1n a nrtwork newsroom and, !ts star Ca ndice Bergen took prizes for bes I comPdy series and actress II was !he first comedy series ceremony, corn(' I b<:~ck Ton\ roo k1r ( ] {·\ 1 \1t tc t~lf land" I 1H Em my for the 2 year old show, which had to surpass perennial wmner "Cheer; ' as well as · Des igning Women" on CBS. " The Go lden Girls" on NBC and " The Wonder Years" on ABC It took nine nomlnallons over nine years, bu 1Ted Danson, who plays Sam Malone on "Cheers." finally won for best actor In a comedy TV series His co-s tar and co-award pres enter. Kirstie Alley, ear lier had ribbed Danson about his poor I raek record, likening II to taking a tease to the drive-In theater and being continually frustrated "The Slmpsons." Fox Broad casti ng's oddball anima ted tam ll y, presented the best comedy actor category during the program, broadcas t on Fox from the Pasadena Civic Audttorlum. Underachiever Bart Simpson tried repeatedly to enter his name Into the list of nominees, then loreuptheenvelopocontain lng the winner' s name. Father Homer suggested they plrk a name, any name. "Does anybody remembet one"" he whispered to his pan !eked famil y. Bergen. who plays the Iitle role m "Murphy Brown. " won het second Emmy m a row "Delta !Burke l IS gomg to be walling for me In the parking lot." she said, refernng to a fellow nommee Peter Falk, whose trench coated. rumpled detective " Co Jumbo " began In 1971 on NBC and resurfaced on ABC, won his fifth Emmy- fourth for the Co lumbo role- for best actor In a drama Clt •\t·!a nd -, Cl avborn !s prained k n1 'f' r 11g l1 t f' nd Oz zJP 1\ewsome , pullt cl qu.trlr J nd run nmg bark lkr nc k C,a lnf' l ! br u1 srd knE'f::' l \~f 'l l d] "( ) 1/l)U!I 'ci lJl GnP o f ser 1es . !I ' Fr\ISII FI'IOE SE..\S0'\0 -The rhtoskr -lunior Girls' Solthall lr·am spon•ored h} R.L. llollon tur nf•d l ht rJ pPnmg kwkolf QX \, llfl"- fiJ I .1 to uc hdu,~n b ut l ht· ft •h d Onllll Lilt'ci ttH ! (''. ! Of thf' r1.1lf ih('\ g<.~.lnh1 II ftr 'it dn "n " J(J 1 lt\t'idnd" tH LJ .tnd () H11Pn 'hr t 11 lo1 ]h ltufhr -. t u tJl : l~\.IICh .,,h II · 'h 1 '\.-' ~' Yo1K dd£'n '>l t <lll'.IJn• · d ( lt ··• ·IJ nd" BPtntf {J 1\Jit ' /1 1!111"-ht•d ll fo1 ~ 1 <~nd h: n "<~l ~ l t d ~l ''lth ~H \d r rl " I h1• I t I \ r u-.ht•d fu r 1~11 \,tr d " n tlllt· ( l P\ t J.~nd mt~ n.J ~.f'd Jll\T H .Jpssica Karr, \mit• Fru·nd, Brandi Reeves , Jt·~·;u,a Radford. \ora Ea.o;IInan Rat•k ro\\ Laura Ea.stnlan. \1idlf'lll' Sfhultz, 4.ndrea lltllard . ..\mlur \\<'11, \my Rr•th R<•dovian, Penn) \rrkPr. Stwll) III ' IHirit k...,, and , "iponsor Micke} Hollon. Standrn~ 111 rPar ,Iff' < nad1 Frt•d \\erl1and ( oa( h l".tt r\t•t~l'r \hst•nt "a.' Cr)Stal llolsrng~ · r .llld .. c·on•l\t •t• rH'r Ktrk ( ht•\ ,llter Truckmg of ( hf"SIPr. hnL"i hrd a rmt• ~t'a.>.;,on h~ pla< mg S('(.'Ond tn thf' Big Bend l oulh IA•ag1w" ith an ou•ra ll X ! rr(·ord and also l'launpd tht• lf'ag-nt' tournanwnt ( hamp1onsh1p. Bt>skt~ lwing fir.l 111 tht• lf'agur tournament lht• lf'am fma~lwd SI'C 'tind in tht' Ch(')ljU•r 10\Tialtonal tournarnt>nt. PH tun•d lf'f1 to right , an' .Jrssila (h('\aiN•r, Pats\ \t>ikPr, ,-------------Collf'gf' ] f l u .1 t h Bud ( d r -.on kh df'fron <.,J \i ' I \\ I ll\ \\ I l'ht Hf·dnwn n ill hr !' 1 1- Jncll,l\ .11 ~ p m .11 S!,Jnit' \ 1- \ .111"- l 'h·ld ~·dnp..,d , t\ thr D1 srnct 22 pi;J\ofh c1 \ \l ' t k l arpr 'Ah 1lr thf' Lady (a\aiiP I .., Cdptu r Pd Ih f' drc.tnct rhamp ton "h lp H1 o r .randr !l1 d lnt<l t nt'd tht • MOC' t lllr for th r H ' dt Th r fl\ r gamPs agam st \\.1 hh saw sp n tor Sht>lh Hoo p rf'COJ rt 1h kil ls to lead th e otrense Teres" Zr mplet added ll Shannon Hu ston po<led I I and llillma Coopo r had 10 Hoop and Zrmp I Pr also had I'-"O 'i Pn1ng <H.. P"eac h aga rn sl Walsh . "hili• Cooper ~<as credlled with e1gh1 digs Huslon and Zempt<•r broughl m three digs each." hii<' Hoop nelled fl \e b!()('k solos Against Malone. Coopet took command with nine kills , whtle Zempter recorded seven and Hoop had five Cooper a lso had three di gs, a nd Hoop, Zempter and setter Robin Sharp each had two block solos R1o Grande contlnuPs co nfer ence play this week with a match Tuesda; al Urbana \\lln1Jn J..: 10 n did 111lllit> lcl d q2 Sha~\llPf' St a l l ' l ull H Fdrn ~;, 1'a" th11d , 1( 2H 07 Do ug H rnnr Hd\ <., t\l h \.\tlh 2R 2h Trm ! o ( hr.tn nrn th d l 2R ~I. and l,1n1 1 " Prrk tt' nth v.1th 2R -I J \ ho f 1n1 sh tng for thr Rf'dffi('n \\rn• Boh F\· rgu so n 11th 2Q 01. 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If'<., tO n£' I.I•,J h\ .., I ~ \ c11 d f iP id goi..i l l'J.Ji! l!l lilt' Sf'CO nd QUi..irlt'J The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 A WINNER AT LA.'lT - Actor Ted Danson, who plays Sam Malone on lhelong running NBC show "rh<•ers" Is all smiles"'' h•• accepL• his Emmy lor Oul,tandlng Actor in a Comedy S••rlr•s tUPIJ a drama sr rl es "I !eel so lucky to be given an award for somrthwg I so lovr domg · Wrtug sa id No smgle show dominated the awards The winner or the most statuettes was "The Tracey Ullman Show," whtch IS no longer In production The academy awarded U l !man 's writing team and Jls star for best performance In a variety or music show only months after Fox ca nceled II because of low ratings ' Maybe I should have taken that '""minutes In the middle of 'The Slmpsons, "' said the star or the show !hal Introduced the animated f amily to Fox viewers 1n vlgnelles between sketches " I bteasl fed those lillie devils" "Caroline? ," a Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation on CBS. lied with " The Incident, " an AT&T Present s special, for bes t drama or comedy special Jimmy Smll s, with his fourth nom inat ion. won his lu st Emmy for the best supporting aclm In a drama senes as Victor SifuPntes In "LA Law," beatmg a field that Included Richard Dysart and Larry Drake. t-.o of his co .. stars Alex Rocco , who played a Hollywood agen t on the shorl lived ser ies "The Famous Teddl Z ... won for best support ing actor 1n a comedy se ries Belle Neuwtrth, psycholog iS t Lllllth Crane of · Cheers " won the best supporllng actress m a comedy series 'fn Living Co lor " the new nolhlng-ts sacred variety show o n Fox, won the prize lor bes t varie ty, musi c or comedy senes Tv.o directors. Scoll Winant of ' lhirly somethlng" and Thomas Carter ol "Equal Jusuce, " both on ABC, tied for the drama ser ies directing award. shulling out David Lynch of "Twtn Peaks .. The award for best direcllng or a comedy sen es wen t to Michael Dt nner lor "The Wonder Years Veteran stage a nd screen art or llume Cronvn won the Em m y for bes t actor 1n a mm1 senes or special lor 'Age old Fnends ·on HBO and Barbara HeJShev won thr artrf's s award 1n thP samr c ategory l or "A Killing In a Sma l l Town· on CBS RER(oAN A WINNER - Actress Candace Bergan smUes as she ar·cepts her Em my for Oulstanding Actress in a Comdey Series for ht•r role as Murphy Brown in "Murphy Brown " It is her second •: mmy in a~ rnany y£'.1.rs (UP I) Comed1o1n Bt lly Crv sta l who wrote his HBO spec ial 'Billy Crys ta l Midmght Tram to Mos cow. ' and thr te am of writers from "The Tracey Ullman Shov." IIP<I in thebes 1wrlll ng of a va nf't y 01 mu sic program · Th f' r hor eogTaph y award wen t to Paula Abdu l Mi chael Darrln and Dean Bat low lor the 'lith Annual 1\cadPmv of Mus1c Award s " Among t hP ;12 statupttps bps towed Sunda y n ig ht Your Fruth Pharmacist The Healthcare Specialist More People Rely On. 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Sept t! cnunt r \ l ogd n (Joss ln \J tatJon.-tl -Sports briefsMotorryl·lr Racing Austr.1lia n Wa~nr Ga1dnPt r apturPd hi " Sf'COnd 500cr Aus tral1an MotorcvclrGtanrt Prix'" a row In Phillip Island Austral!il Mi cha el Dola n limshed a c lose sPcond to make 11 the flrst limP since 1949. when the world c hampion ship startPd, that A us trallan s have flmshed onP-two 1n a 50Cicc Grand Pnx eve nt. TennL~ Four days after lhP death or his father , Frenchman Gu y Forget wo n a straight set victory over Yugo slav Gora n Invanisevic tn the $300,000 Bordeaux Passing Shot In Bordeaux, France Forget, seeded fourth , beat Iva nisevl c, 6-4.6-3 Would you like to purchase a SOx I 00 ft. building lot in a good location far only S3SOO? Would you like to build a new home and pay no real estate taxes for IS years? Would you like to have up to SSOOO FREE for site improvements an your building loti ----- If you do, Contact Jean Trussell, Housing Specialist, for further information. Phone (6141 992-6782 237 Race Street, Middleport Village Offirts Thlo service Is provided lhreurh the Joint eflorto ol the Vlllare ol Middleport fllld the Governor's Office of Appalachia. NASA awaits fueling for Columbia's liftoff CAPE CAN AVERAL. Fl a ! UP ! I - Engmeers readied lhr shulll e Co lumbia fo1 fueling Monday, a make-or-break hurdle to determine If !he repaired ship Is lea k free and at long la sI read\ lor takeo ft Tuesday to end a lour month launch drought !OJ NASA Columbia and tt <:. srv on m a n cre w are sc hedu led to bla st orr on the 36t h shu !lie !light al l 2Ra m EDT Tuesda v to k tck off a 10 da1 as tronom y miss ion ground r d since Ma y 30 bv separate hyd1 ogen fuP l iPak s and troub lcwJ th a n on board tf'IPsropP Bu t fu sl NASA's oldest spacr shull le h.ul to gel past fuel lo,Hilng Mond,JV P\rnmg Without spr1ngmg .1nv mo1 P IPaks. Ll cr it JC.Jl n11lPs tonr t ha 1 \\ill driP I mlnP \.1.-hPthf'I Columbia l.lll hf' l.tunrh<•d on t1mr or whethf't ttw as tro na u ts Will bP gr ou ndPd <~g a in thi s tl m f' until a fl f'l c~ n Or tol)(' r rnJ "S ion The IPok is In the ba ck of evPrybOd\ 's mrnd , ' sa1d N/\ Si\ II'S ! dnecto1 Mi cha el Lcmbar h 'A lthough Wl' lf'el rr•a l good now th at Wf' ' vp fixpcJ lhP ]P,ik ,mel WI' don ' t l' Xpf'CIIt , 11 W I[ I t d kP d boUt 4) mlnutPs tnto duPI load 1ng1 twforP Wt' It' posJII\P that th t• leak ho s bl'l'n I Ixrd · For NASA, sub)Prt ed to near co nstant c nti c1sm a ll summrr bec ause of the flawed Hubble Space Telescope and other probIPm s the <takes are high Columbta mu st get off lh<' laun c h pad by Wednesd av or lhl' fltghl lik ely will be delayed Indefinil ely to clear th e wa> lot an Forc e T ita n 4 roc k<'! Air launch lat er this "''"k and lhl' la un c h of th e shuttlf' Di scover v Or i Ron a higher priont y !light to ra r rv a European so lar probP I n to orb it \\ Ilh Co lumb ia 1unnmg Ill da v"' bt'hlnd srhPdu le af!Pr d 1 t' C'O rd S(' T 1es of 1hrer dela vs 1n <I S mdm months, Pnginrer s were hf'sltant to makr d!lV predict Jon ~ Sunda1 8ut with an 80 percent r hanc f' of good wPathPr rx peeled. thev rxpr e.srd cautiou s opiimJsm th at Co lumbia wa< at long la st ready for bia s toft Hopin g lor the bes t. Co lum b1a' s CI'C' \\' - c ommander Vanrr Bt and 1~ co pilo t Guv Gardn e1. 4~ . . lohn " Mtke' Lounge, 44 Hube1 t Pot ke1 1.1 .tell rev Hoi frnctn ~ ~~ . and astro nomH s Ro .19 and Samurl Ouri..tnC'P, l b - lf'\I P\H' d lhl'tr n ,tld P a1tsr . fltgh1 pl.1 n s as th(' countdown tl('kl·d ... month!\ tov.ard l au nch The goal or the miSSIO n IS 10 t u rn Co lumbta 1nto an orb tta l observa tory, using lour high tech telescopes m the sh ultie s c argo b av to study X -rays and ultraviolet light from exploding sun s. es pec ially 'iolent stars and galaxies, enigmallc quasars and other objects of interest In modern astronomy Such light cannot penetrat e Ea rth' s atmosphere and Colum bla s misswn rPpresents an un precrdentrd a11empt to extend human ltv s v ision mto the high energy rea lm of the electromag nrtrc spec trum to lra r n m orr a bout t he struct urr and r \o lutwn or thr un1vnsP Bu t trw ml5slons ha\ r will b e known Monday, and some or the winners who mat ched all slx numbers could come forw ard to claim I heir prize s, which were es timated al $17 5 million Lottery computer s Indicate the winning tickets were sold In the Florida c i ties of New Smyrna Beach, Coco nut Cr eek. Venice. Miami, Winter Ha ven a nd Longwood None of the winners has co mr forward, Florida Lollery Secre tary Rebecca Paul sa id But her department has arra nged free air fare to bring winners to Tallaha<see to have their tickets validated and to claim their winnings Players claiming the prize can expect a three-hour walt while lottery secu rity officers Inspect the tlrket to ensure no one is trying to pas s a forgery, Paul said . The winning number s chosen In the Saturday night drawing were 5, 6, 21, 34, 35 and 45. The burgeoning jackpot fueled a week of frenzied ticket sales, with players snatching up the $1 tickets at a record clip of 566 per wr 1-\-antrd to make surr peoplr knr'w and understood that II onlv t oo k one 11 cket to wi n " There were al so rep01 IS that Fn da\ 's sa !Ps srt a stai r 1ecord lor da i lY sales wtlh $.10 million v.orth sold, Paul sa td ' I think we're glad to have the "el'k over. · Paul said during a nPws confrrPnr r at !ottrry head - Florida Lo11erv lickets for ,, pro ! II Ear ll 1n the week, GO\ Bob :vtarl!nez urged people not to spend money Intended fo r hous<' hold nrcrssltlPS on Jottrn lickel s Paul said she received no rcpott s of that happening She sa id she expected the hoopla to tran slate Into addJ Ilona! busines s lor the loller y from v lsllor s "S ublimin all y. while the1 mlghl nol remember tt today. when th ey come to Florida six months from now and they see a iollery billboard they'll say . 'Oh. yeah, this Is a rea lly good lot ten, r ought to buy a llrket while f'm here,"' Paul said In addlllon to the grand prize winners, ther e were 1,581 llck ets sold that matched five numbers to win $4,488 each: 96,000 that matched four numbers to win $108; and I 8 million that matched three numbers to win $5 50 The previous jackpot record for Florida was $58.32 million, spill by five winners Aprll7,1989 Lotto players pick six numbers between 1 and 49. The odds of any one ticket matching all six numbers are aboutlln14 million quartrrs "Rut It w as fun and rxe ltmg · Sales lor the week were a reco rd $109 1 million, Paul said The j ac kpo t amou n t, w hi c h In el ud es rollovcr s !rom l our pt e vlous weekl v drawings , i s less than th e tota l sa les amounl beca use of overhead costs and prizes paid t o those who ma tched thre e, four and five numbers Th e rPcord take will give Florida schools a wmdfall esll mated at $40 million, badly needed because of a $544 million shortfall in the slate budget Th e huge prize touched off a nationwide lollery frenzy, with hopeful players streaming Into Florida !rom neighboring states to snap up the ticket s The Loltery Department aired commercial s urging people to cool It "We had lot s of calls from players saying, 'How many tick ets do I need to win•·" Paul said . "With so much attention focused on what we were doing, A Si milar leak al so ~roundi'd At lanti s In July and aftct thai shu !l ie was hau led of f the l aunch pad for rrparrs. Columbra eq uipped with a n<'W fuel line fitting wa s r eturnf'd to thP p.111 for <~ Sep t I lif t oft But thoS~:' hOJX'-" wPH' dash f'rt by an rlcct m.·d I g Itt c h .,., 11h onf' of Columbia's four 1P1t'stn pPs that again and dPiayl'd thr· IIIght to Se pt h Anothl'r lul'l leak the night the shuttll''s th11d launch J l tempt COUSf'd y pf anothPI de lav Eng mt'f't s rPplau•d thr ('f' s us T he J,Ickpot wa s second on I\ to thl' $llr1 h mill ton Pr n ns\ l va n 1.1 Lollerv r ac k po t split · b1 14 w1n nrr s m Apnl 19H9 Tul'sdav TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Px te rnal ta n k mur h tro uble gelling off the ground as Columbia's and none has b<'t'n delayed as long alll'r begmnlng a cou ntdown Columbia' s · A stro I · payload origina l ly wa s sched ul ed lor laun ch March b, 1986 but the shuttle pt og ram was grou nded bv the Challenger disaster two m ont hs before Shulllc llighl < resumed In September !9R8 and Col umbia ""' 'e sc hedu led lor bia s toft Ma v JO Dutmg fuel loading the night hdOJf' , howr'-'Pr, SPnsors de- se cond Satu1dav <Jnd Co lumbr.t W.JS c !Pdlt'd f01 d fourth \aunrh trv wh ere propellant IS led into the belly of the orbllei II om the lntrrruptPd thf' countdown yrl If'( t f'fi hvdrogen gas lea k mg tnt o Call: 992-6491 Middleport rr p larPd bv damaged spa\s In a ma~slvP li ·Jnch-wld e fu r l ImP fitt1ng had as Winners to claim $105 million TALLAHASSEE rU Pir - The sJx w1 nm•rs who Will sp lit th r$101 mIll Ion F lorida Lollo j ac kpot wi l l rr ('P IVP f1 N' a 1rf at e to ha v r t h£'1 r tr ck (~ t s va lJd aiPd and ca n CXJX'CI a thr<'t' ho u r wall whilr mspt:c tors check for lorgrrlrs The rxact total of thr' ja ckpot th e ship s eng me room and the lltg ht wa s can celed NASA managers tniii ally be I Jeved the leak wa s ca used so lely YOU! pr-rt furl pumps befon• dlst~ovP r 1ng a partlallv c ru s hpd st•dl 111 ,1 f ue l l!nr va l ve leadmg to mdln w,..~~ ..... ~ COMBINATION DINNER ONLY IOtntng Room Only) Served wrth whrpped potatoes. chrcken grevv. cole slaw hot rolland butter FOR JUST $ 34 5 Sorry no substl1utes OIICept beverage wrth additional pflces NOW FEATURING HOMEMADE DINNER ROLL CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 POMEROY, OH. Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken eng me No 3 The $250 sea l v.a s IMPERIAL WALL COVERINGS proplP W<'lr arres trd for sP llin g OFF HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM I ' �Page-6 - The Daily Sentinel ; Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ... ,;, •v ·- Monday, September 17. 1990 ' ~·· Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, September 17, 1990 Iraqi Chaldeans in Detroit solidly American identified CLASS WINNERS - Flrst place winners In the individual classes of the Middleport Block Party Car Show on Saturday were, front , Gene Whaley, Roger Randolph , Warren Devault, Chris (Ron) McBride, Harold M cClaskey , JackiDeWees , Gary Warren and Jim Landis . Bac k, Doris De al , Tim Loughry, Bob Arnold, Terry Ross, Dan HiU, Robert Larkins, Charles Evan s and Max Hill. DETROfT (U PI J - A l ar ge communit y of peop le wit h fam ily roots i n Iraq and grocer y stor es In Det roit is strivi ng to disp lay a so lid ly Am erica n identit y am id gr owing political an d m il itar y tension In th ei r hom eland. rraql Chaldeans, m any of them desce ndant s of Chris tians fl eeing religious persecution early in this century , watch develop· ment s back home war ily. con · ccr ned about re latives and proud of their Am erican success. " We ar e ta k i ng a pro · Amer ica n appr oach and we ar e staying out of politics in rr aq," s:~l d Salman Yono, chairman of the Chald ean F eder ation of America , based i n suburban Southfield . "W e stili have a lot of det ainees in Ba ghdad t hat are Am erica n citize ns," said Yo no, who arrived from Baghd ad In 1968 . "Prac ti cally ever y Chaidea n family her e has som e r elatives back hom e and we' r e ver y concerned about them ." De t roi t 's Chaldeans nu mber about 75 ,000, maki ng th em the lar ges t segm ent of the ci ty's lar ge Middle Eastern population of about 250, 000, thought to be the most popu lous In the Wc•ster n Hemisph er e. Yo no has a diploma in e ng i· neerln g, but m akes his living in the grocer y bu sinPss- th r sa me as many fe llow country men living in Am eric a. Del m il has abo ut 700 groc er y stor es opera ted by Chaldeans, fr om la rge m od r rn super · market s cat er ing to an affluen t cus tom ers to sm all ghello shops wi th wire on th e roof l o thwart brea k In s While l hl' re has bef:.' n nu ser io us loca l har ass m e nt b y Am er ic ans angered at iraq i Pres idl'nl Sad dam Hu ssei n's holding of Wes tern hosta ges aft er the Aug. 2 invasio n of Ku wa it , Yo no and Dt•Wees, War re n Devault , Chuck P ar ker and Bill Patton. SPEC IAL WINNERS - Winning speci al tr<> phies In Saturday's Middleport Block Party Car Show wer e, Dan Holtz, Gene Whaley, .Jack Calendar MONDAY BAS HAN -Preach ing ser vices, Red Brush Church of Christ, Bashan Roa d. through Tu esday at 7:30 p.m . nig htly. l:l ro ther G uy Ma llory. Wi nter Ga rd en. ~' I a ., will speak. - ____.,........ '-'•·"""'··- RACINE - The So uther n La· cal Sc hool Board will m el'! Mo nday at 7 p. m. at the high sc hool. PORT LAND - 11!1<~ ~-- T her e wt ll bp a n open a Jr rev iva l. ' 'Jes us in the Hills" M onday th rough Saturd ay at the Freedom Gospe l M issi on Church on Bash an Road in Port land. Bri ng lawn cha irs. RAC fNE Rac ine Village Counci l wi ll meet in r ecess sf'sslon on Monday at 7 p. m a t Star M il l Par k. - PORTLAI\ D - Rev. B. Thras h wi ll preac h at F r eedom Gospe l Mission Churc h on Mond ay at 7 p.m . for t he open ai r rev ival, "Jesus in the Hi lls." Singing will be by the Dailey fam il y . .......... - ~- · ·.~ ;;,; won the awar d in th f' ca trgory of nrtwork or syndJ· Network . ca te d shows . Th e NAB, meet i ng in Bosto n for !ts ra di o convrn tio n, han drd out hono rs i n 2'2 catrgorirs in its srro nd annual Ma r co n i Radio Awards Don lmus of WFA!\ AM. New York . wa s honorrd as top pPrsonality in PO RTLAND -Rev. RG. Willford w ill preac h at the Freedom Gospel Mi ssion Ch urc h on T ues · day at 7 p. m . lor t he ope n air revival "Jes us in the Hi lls. " Singing wi ll be by United Gos pe Jet te. WE DNESDA Y SYRACUSE- T he T hird Wed· nesdav Homema kers Club will mee t Wednesday at 10 am . at the Syracusr pic nic area. Mrmbrrs ro hav(' Ideas fo r m aking ;r·ear book Br in g covered d ish and table service for po tlu ck. New mf'mbNs wrlcomr I'ORTLAND - Rrv . L. G lu i.lf thf' Freedom Cos pel Mission Chu rch on Wed nr sda;· at ; p.m . for t hf' open ai r rev ival. " .Jes us in thr Hi lls." Singers will br thr (;a bnel Qua r tet . t'SI'nc·amp will preJch JlACfNE: - f(artnr Fi rs t Hap lis t Chu rch wi ll p rPsr nt " How to Help Your Chtid Sav No to S••x ual Prrssun·· ·on \\'pdrwsd <IY at 7:30 p.m For mo r f' infor m J ti on cal l 949-1Hii7. Quilt Show set in l\1ason Thf' Mason Countv Exte nsion HomPmakf'rs Cul tural Arts Com mlttPr will again br sponsori ng t he ann ua l quilt show at the Farm M use um on Oc t. 0 an d 7 Ove r 600 people fr om n1n•· states and Grra t Br it ai n JT•gis tered lor las t year's show . Th e show Is open to all <J ui l t exhibit ors a nd no fee is cha r ged. Enlri es are to be brough t to th•• f..pom Room at t he Farm Mu seum on Oc t .~ bt'twer n thr hou r s ol 3 and 6 p.m . Exhibi tor s are req uested to pre -reg ister, if possi ble. wil l H.eien Lyo ns. Route 2. Box .12. Leon, W.Va .. 25123. by Oct. 1 &wlings reunion The R awli ngs fam ily r eun io n was held r ecently at Lake Sriowden In Albany . Attendin g were Kaht y and Clyde George, Massillon; Sylvi a RobensUne, Canton; Tersa and Donald Raw lings and children, Lancaster; Gl ady s and Gear old Gilkey , Athens; Ardis Wagg ner, Albany; Mary and Paul Pay nter, Albany; E rva and Denver R a· wlings, Alban y; J ohn Hoiiiday, Df xler ; and Freda Smith , Albany . FARTH EST TRAVELED - .John M <'!'onnell, Dover, w:" awarded a S(WI 'ial trnph)' for tnLveUng th r furth es t to c ompt•l e ln Saturday' s car show held in conjunction with the Mlddh'port 8JO(·k Party . St. Paul Methooist class conducts all-clay meeting An <t il dct.\' ITII'('f ing WeiS held rece nllv IJ,,· the Will ing Worke r s Ci a" of 1hl' St. Pau I Unit ed Mr! hoclb t Church with EvPiyn Spt'ncf' r prPs id ing Scri ptu rP was r·ead by Mr s. Spencf'r a nd Edna Harmon gavr th e OPf'n in g IJ r aver Thr nr l'd of prdyf'r ~vas t hp topic of H11' program wi th rrad ings by Ha zl' l Ba r nhil l and E:d n.t Harmo n. Rrports wcrr givf' n by MaP VinPya r d <J nd Mi ld red Brook" wi th discussion by thf' group Srvcra l sick calls wen• rt• ported a nd t hr annivt•r sarks of G l enna Sanders . MildrPd Cald we ll and Ed na Harm on were celebrat ed. Hazel Ba rnh ill and Joa nna Weaver served a spag hetti d inn r r and plr lunr hE'On al noon T hr upcoming haza~r was discussed wit h rvPryone be ing u rgPd to g:rt thrir i!rms rf'ad\ fo r Nov. 2 and :1. On Oct ~ at Ill a.m. the group will m('('f at lhr ch u rc h an d fr om ther e will tour the M iddl eton Dol l Far tor v tn Be lpre and F en ton Class in Will ia m stown . W Va . L unch wil l be Paten at Sebas · t ian's in Parke r sbu r g. W.Va . Qu ilti ng d ays wi ll bl' an nou nced to be he ld in the church ba sr mr nl du ri ng thP mon th of September and Oct ober Thr nrxt rrgu la r n wf'li n g wi ll be0c t. 9. Others attendin g were Bu lah M axey, Louise Chaf f <'I' and Betty· Cheva l ier. Sorority chapter meets A do na t ion of $5o was m ade to Oh i o State U ni ver sit y Im ag ing for the ma m ogra phy progr am to be held at the Se nior Ci tizens Cen ter and Hea lth Department on Sepl. 27 an d 2R at the recent meeting of the Preceptor Be ta Beta Chap ter, Beta Sigm a Phi Sorority. Fo llowi ng a sa lad supper the mee ting was conduc ted by Velm a Rue, presi dent. It wa s reported that a Korean bl anket, which Is being used as a lundralslng project . Is displayed In Ander son' s window . A rum m age sal e w as announced lor Oct . 4 and 5 to be held at the Ameri can Cancer Society offi ce on Second St reet in Pom eroy. Bet ty Ohlinger was the w inner of a cookbook . A soc i al was announced l or Oct. 11 when the gr oup will tou r Ma riPlla a nd FPn10 n Glass in Wi ll iams lown . W.Va Progr am books wPrP disl ri h· uted by Ann Ru pe . T -shlrt s be ing sold by Ohio Eta Ph i were displ aye d by Norma Custer and the group notl'd that Pom eroy Sesqui cen tenn ial 1· shirts are still for sa il'. An lnvl! a tion was rea d fro m Ohio Eta Phi to attend a bas ket part y at Si. Paul Lu thera n C hur c h I n P om e r oy o n Wednesday. M ember s c hose a nr w wa y to sel ect gi r l of the year . Votes will be Jaken at the last m eeting of each month to determine which mem ber did something outstandIn g lor that month . Vo tes will be sealed and kept unti l Found er 's Day In Apr il. For the progra m, a video was shown on how to cope with geWng old. Business Services IlnEifllfRM. 'They (non -Ar able people) It on TV, hear I t on the ra dio and r ead It In the new s." he sa id. '1'hey don't kn ow t he differe nce bet ween Ar abs, Chal dean s, Ira nians or peo ple of an y ethnic bac kground ." don't wa nt t o be labeled pr o· Ir aqi. " T he fede r ation of 14 Chaidean or ganizations sent Presiden t Bus h a letter Au g. 15 expressing support l or the U.S. res ponse to Saddam . Bush repUed wi th a letter of "a pp reciation and thanks," Yono said. While the feder ation r ema ins luw-key about Iraqi politics , th e mo re politi cal Ira q D€mocratl c Union, based In Mi chi gan . ha s no such hesitation. "We have been exposing him i Saddam Husse in) lor the la st 10 years, " said union m ember K am al Kor y . " We always knew he was an advent urer ." He sa id the union is a political or gan iza tion based In Mich igan th ai works with many national and In ternational hum an ri ghts gr oups. Many of Its member s, which he put at abou t 150 In D€tro lt , also are Chaldeans. The unio n has a ra d io program a nd a monthly newspaper, In Arable and E ngl is h. Th e majorit y of [ r aqls In th e u nit ed States. he sai d, " oppose th e policies of the reg ime In Baghdad. It s butcher Sadd am Hussei n." Ko r y and Yono ar e pess imis tic abo ut helping r elatives In Iraq . T hey've discussed providing l or mula for Infan ts, but no ac tion has been pla nn ed. Wh ile wa tc hi ng Middle E ast development , t he Chaldeans al so gr apple wi th a problem m or e co mmon In the United Sta les. Th eir owners hip of stores in can see ··we a maj or ma r ket. whilr Gar y Burban k of WLW AM. Cinc i nnati took lop ho nors i n the l ar g<' markrt ca tf'gor y . MISSfi'I:G M OJ\EY: T hP man ager for t he group 1\t•w Kids on th e Bl ock Jearm'd a les son a bou t monry m <w ageme nt thr hard wa_v Managrr .Jam<'~ Rossi an d memb••rs of the si ngi ng grou p wP rP dwck ing out of th r BP I Agt • Ho tf' l in WPsl Ho ll ywood Sa t ur dav w tlf' n Rossi Sf'! down ;1 br lrfc·a sP C'(Hl lilin in g $100.000 i n r;hh Thf' ~~ .v rar old Ru ssi says hP took hi s f') r•o... off lhf' t'<.J .<.; t' fru Middleport Amateur Garden Club meets .Jan ('h(•s hi rr hos ted th r rrn• nt mr•t·tmg of the M i dd l epo r t Ama t('Ut' CardrnC'rs held at th r homr of F:I IZalx>th Burkett . Morge Fetty presid('{l at thr· mrrting in whic h th(•cl ub ro ll(·ct WitS gi vrn i n uniso n. E lizabPth l.ohsP rrad correspondPnrr. Roll ra i l wa s a n ~wr rrd b.\" payi ng d u(•s and naming J wild f lowt·r sf'rn during thr summrr . Gl adys Cum m ings anrl M;ngP Ff'~ t )· rPportrd on l hf' ir n'rPnt ··gardPn da.vs·· trip. Th P group th ank Pd Arthur Cum min~ ~. Mro... . 1-'Ptl .\ t~nd .lr;tn Moot t' It w.1 s annm1ncf'd th ;Jt f':H'h mf'mhf'r i~ 10 grl _ o...omPonr· to rio a pr o)..: ram ;ll f'iJf'h month· ~ rrwPl ing and !hill lilt• tm ~ IP S~ for the t'iJCh mPPi ing i.o.. n· ~ po nsihiP for ;1 flowf'r a rra n grmf' lll Rf•c k ~' PasguaiP and Ernl's tinf• B~ t ird wPrf' \"isito r s and Mrs P asgua I P dPmon o.. t rat Pd 1ht • rna k ing of a porn •la i n dl•sign St<ws fur hi sdo nc.lll on of rosrs fot · ar r angc•mrn ts madr for lhP Meigs Co unt )' Fai r . T h(• ar ra n gr· Hcfn•s h mPn ts v.:pn• o...Pr vPcl b) Mrs Lohsf' and Mr .,_ l hes hin • tu BPrn icr Du r'-' 1. C ladys Cum mings, (' [<JrJ Conrm. Ho sl' C(• n hciml'r. MargP F'P IIy. J\·a Po wt•ll, Daisy !11 akPsiPt ' and h:.al if' mt•n ts Sw.:mson . wprf' madr b~· Mrs Hearthstone Class has party The Hea thstone Sunday Schoo l Class pan y was h(•ld JT•rrntly at the F i rst Bapti st Churc h of Mi ddleport Ted Ri ley Jr. pr es ided at the mrrtl n g and K~;~ thryn Mr tzgrr gave th e opening prayN. Fr iPda Hood and Faye Wall arc presented a play ent i tled " Oo You K now t he Fact s of Life~" Hos tesses l or t he meeti ng wer e f'rleda and Ml Jd ton Hood and Fa yr Wal la ct> ~· ho S(' !"\'f'd J df'SSf•rl C'O UI"O...(' . Attt•nding wpn• Mr . a nd Mr s David Dars t. Mr . a nd Mrs H aro ld Chase. Mr . and M rs M i lton Hood. M r . and M rs Dw ig ht Wal lace. Mr . and M rs . Do n Wil son. Mr. and Mrs . .J ohn Me tzger. M r . and Mrs Ted R iley .Jt . Kall• Wilson. Ka ti e Anthony, Maxi ne T ucker, F lora M ar ie Gtbson, Lil lie Hubbard, Sara h Fowler and Rev . .J ames Seddon . Pu m t·n n 992-2124 H oun.: ~1 td Sun -Thur; J J .1m to J J.m 1 n 6J. 'Jat II am to Pick-Up Only! LARGE 1 ITEM PIZZA PAN $599 OR ORIGINAL STYLE! • 1990 Onm ono'1 "''" Inc Our clu,,.,. Clil"' lilt''-" 110 00 0 . 1..,• ..,. •••• 1,,.... .., ·~ •nou•• • •'• ,..,...., v 'oloO•d o t """ ''"" _. ,, 0 loc.ltoo .. o ntw S o l• to • odd<l>O, .I ..,.,, .,ploceblw PA I'I r TIM E AND CA JHE A OPPOJI TUNIT!ES NOW AVAILAB LE' just a minute or two, bu I! hat 's a II the t ime the th ief needed The lobby wa s jammed wi th fans of . the group , which had performed the night be fore at Dodger : Stad i um . Po li ce sa id they didn 't : know why Ro ss i was car ryi ng ar ound suc h a largC' a m ou n t of rash . BEIJL\G BUST : Henry Kls· singer 's China Ve ntures, a $75 millio n pa r tners hip form ed to ex pl ore investme nt opportunities In Ch ina, has gone bell y up, . U.S. News & Wo rl d Repor t sa ld in · a repor t. Ki ss in ger, w ho crea ted · the ven ture wi th a group of · multi nat i onal corpora t ions, said it wi ll bclorma ily d isso lved Nov. I. The rea so n: For 17 months of _ i" existence. the high-powered partners couldn't find a sin gle opport unit y wo r th their invest mrnt do ll ar s. Th .,•k ~ Yar(l Sa l e:~ In Mt m o n em Ohlinger birthday t n r 1 11 r h r! tN u 1] 34 5 D- M O ND AY PA P£ R TU ES DAY PA P ER WEDN ESD AY P AP(R TH URSD AY PA PER FR IDAY PA PER SUN DAY PAP ER C/m .1 i.fi 1od pa[!('-' cn tw th e d d .\ ' . JoUm!'in/-( relr phor1 1' l'xchnrl l-ft'L . T hf' a fi Nnoon wJs spPnt vis it t tmr~ go ne b)! . T he ch tldre n parti cipated in a wh iffl e-ball game. Attending were Mi ldr ed Ohli n grr. Bi ll and Donna Ohli nger Phil and Caro l Oh l inger , Ter r y ·· and Co leen Oh lin ger, Za nesvil le: ·• wav nr, Debbie, Andy, Ka y le and .Jaymee Davis; Ed. An n. Na te. :; Rr~n n a and Claire Sisson: .Jtm. 1 Kim and Aa r on Olipha nt: Steve 1 Oh li nge r . Amy Sa t terfleld. • La ura, C. D. and Ca leb El li s. ' .. Fruth Pharmacy Fills Morcz Prczsc ri ptions! Thczrcz Must Bcz R Good itczason! Fruth PharmacyLow Prices And Quality Pharmaceutical Care! DAY BEFORE PUBliCATI O N 1100AM SA TURDAY - 2 OOPM M O N DAY l. 00 PM fUESOAY - 2 00 P M WEDN ESDAY 2 00 P M THU R SDAY - 200PM FR IDAY G all1 a Cou n lv Aru Code 61 4 Area Code 614 Mu o n Co WV Aree Code 30 4 44 6 - GI IItpolot 992 - Mo dd l epo rt 675 - PI P luun t Mtu g s Coun l v Pomt!'OV 367 - CMesh u e )88 - \l• n~ on 245 - Ri o Granoe 266 - Guvan D1u 64 ) A•1b•1 D•ll 3 79 - Walnul 458 - le o n App l e G•o~11 Mu on 98S -- C h " te r 843 - Porlland 576 24 7 - let ar1 Falls 9 4 9 - R a cme 8 8 2 - New Haven 895 Let111 74 2 - Ru tland 937 - Bull31o 667 7?3 Coo1 .. 111e • Get Ruulfs Fast 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio J.l2· '88- tln FOR McDADE & BATEY FAMILIES My Grandpa, Joseph McDade; Grandma. Cora Batey . Seeking descendants of all McDades. also Batey Families. Anyone with information please write- He lp Wan t ed t2 - S 11 u1toon Wan 111d 1 3 - Insu ra nce 14 - 8u11neu Tra1n1ng 1 D Sct1oo11 8. ln 11ruc11 0n 15 - Redoo TV & CBRep1u 17 - M 1sceUa neou s 18 - Wor"ll ed To Oo Real Esrare 31 Homes lo r S at e 32 - M o bile Mo rn es tor Sal e 33 Fer mt tor S ale 34 - Bu l ln•s 8U1 ld1n gs 35 l o t ' & Acr ug• 36 - Re el h a te W1nt ed ' Howard L. Writ11el ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting 949-2168 I .J-' 90-1 mo. •0<1 firm Equ•pml!'f'T Wanted to Buv d""'ll" • lot ol in 79 - Campef! & Mot or Homes Services 81 61 8394 - Hom 111m p rovemen1' Plumbrng & He-' 1ng hc1Po'I 1H1Q El •ct,. c el P. R ef "g .. ll oon 4 3 - fa•m•lm R en1 44 - A partme nt for Rent 4 6 - Furru 1hed Aoom1 46 - S p•ce for R en 1 47 - W amed to Rent 4 8 - EQulpmen t for Re"t 96 - Mobo l e Ho m 11 R epau 49 - 8 7 - Up ho i i i ii' Y 8 5 - Gener•l H1uhn g WOODYARD SUPERVISOR Roasonoblt Prim" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 facluror •ook• loll •lartor lo run yard In Point Ploasanl aroa. H1ve resume dtteiUng a~pervi­ slon, mtchenlcs1 tqulpmtnl ~ t1'11ion, •nd wood pmductt n · ptrionco on<l oducotlon, oppty In person • Point Pleaunt Job Service 225 6th Street Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS ,...--~ 4-16-86-rin WANT ADS bring Vacation Money 54 Miscellaneous th• buys you'll (md 1n the clossi(iedl. pound then eny o ne. We are the only company in Ohi o with e Fede ral Ginseng E...por1 l icense. Don' t be fooled any more. 1hlp your ginseng to Hong Kong with us. We don't " Grede" y o ur gin seng but if you have premium roots WE PAY extra large PREMIUM PRICES . We ere you r friends and we will make you lo ts of extra money . Come see us. You mey only h&ve " Root •" but we react aa though it wae gold . 4 great locations In your area : TUESDAYS : 9 a.m . to 11 am. Jack1on . OH at the Certified Gaa Station. At. 36 12 Noon to 1 :30 p.m .. McArthur. Ohio at th e Iron Kettle Ael1eurent on Rt . fiO Eut. FRIDAYS: 9 a.m . to 11 a.m ., Gallipolis, Oh io at the Blue Founteln Motel. Room 34, At. 1 South just THIS l"xl" BULLETIN BOARD SPACE AVAILABLE AT '5.00 PER DAY 2 ~-m o:, poot tho Rt . 3& Exh. Eleclric -5:~p52.i.c;:~ C::,":.~~ Plou o. ~HIO RIVER OINSENO. HERB CO . P.O. 8o• 2347 !St. At. 287) Eo11 Uvorpoot. Ohio 43920 Phone (21 81385· I 832 UiWJence • Mitchell McCullough · Ownero Colt uo ony time lor P'iel In-••• or chon~• Now is !he rime for g-r-Nbvys in the dossi(leds LOST: mats Beagle dog sr ound Crab CrNk Roed and Jim Hill Road . 11r torn. REWARD $MI. Call 614-446-1862 bttWHn 8 :00·5:00, after 5: 00 PM 304-6153645. Mlsaed v1ry much by ow ners. t.." Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity t\mniLI.'> F JvoriiL' l'nrt.tb lr· ~r-' All Yard Sa te s Muat Be Pald In Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m the day before the ad Is to run. Sunday lldltl on • 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday ~Il i on - 2:00 p.m. Sat urdly. BAUM LUMBER Yard Sala: Whe el cha\rs, porta pot1y, wa lker, clothn, tow bar, water Md, crafts, dishes, T.V. chairs, dehydntcr, t lereo, slngta & fu \1 headboards , O.J. wnn, R011 d , 614-446·9755. 985-3301 Pomeroy, Middleport & Vlcinlly CHESTER 8-9-1 mo. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD nES 61 2 90tln 1-31 .'90 ti n Ev e ryt~lng chea p. 1 112 mllet North of Tuppers Pla ins on AI . 7. Lots of misc. Public 8 Sale & Auction Rick Pu rson Auc tio n Compa ny now boo kin g auctions, U· periencl mak at tht dlfterenee. Llcenaed Ohi o, Kentucky, Wast Vl rglnla, 304 -m-5785. Da vid Boggt Auction Servl ct, Now boo kmg auctl ona, licen sed In Ohio, 614-446-1750. Wanted to Buy 9 12181 385·1832. Regor<ft... o1 who,. you Jlvo ftvon In W. Yo. ) , ~ you dug the glngoeng In Ohio wo con legolly buy ht Wanted To Buy : Junk Autos with or wit hout mot ors. Call larry Uve ly. 614 ·388-9303. Employment Services Help wanted 11 $2,500 CREDIT CARD! G uaranl~td u me day spprov at! Al so quality tor NO deposit VIS 4/MC and cash advances. 1800 -279-8765 Ewt G25 24. RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB GAME ROOM NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sat. HRI .: Wed .-Thurs.- Fri . 5:00 p.m.- 11 :00 p.m. Sot. 12 Noon - 11 p.m. Between Wilkesville ond Solem Center 9 -12 -'90 · 1 m o We gueranteu you 820 .00 to S100.00 more per ' Loet : Bllttotd contained I.D card, S.S. card, copy of birth canltlcall. Pluu rsturn. 614· Jlta2 -2n5. 985 -4473 667-6179 WANTED GINSENG ROOT YELLOW ROOT You'll b< (lootmg on o cloud wtth 1 Lost llgl-,t brown ladlu billfold ln area of Bahr Clothiers, M!ddtepM . REWARD. 614!992·3133. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES " At BULLETIN BOARD Found Found a grey tiger klHen on County Road 3 In Mlddtopon. 61417112-2328. 7 Merchandise BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Lost & 6 BISSELL BUILDERS Wood products mcnu- r. . WANTED: We need a copy of Frtday, Aug. 31, Daily Sentinel. Will Pay Contact The Daily Sentinel at 614·992·2156 Rl'tre :ll 675-6465. PM. I M~ WANT ADS Transpor! alion Au t ol fo r S al e l <vt: lo. l lo r Sal e Ve ns& 4 ""D s Mot or eyelet; 8 0 111 & Mo!or1 l o• Sal ! 76 - Auto Pert s & A cceuor~ e~ 77 Au1o Repair 78 Campong [Q u• pment Yl·:tr dl epo rt . Poodle to a good home, 304- •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates Middleport , Ohio 1-IJ. ric 63 l '"lls tock 6 4 - Hav & Gr11n 65 - Se~ & Fert 1lrter 71 72 73 · 74 7!i - Day- A Old gas stove with modem feat urea. Free lo first come, first serva. 367 6th. Straet, Mi d- "Charlie 's Angela" coii~Of c ards or ot her Items from the TIJ t haw. Witt pay good pr\e e for objects , 304 -8 95-3435 eft er 4:30 t 'ln m•• • b •~ld \(1~ 9 pupplas. Mother Is border co l· Jle. Fathar Is raglslared Keeshound. 6 weeks old. 614992-5578. BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION 992 -2196 Don't get stung by h1gh pnces' Shop the clom(~d lectlon " l•nt t 3 klnens, rai sed outside, 51 4- FREE ESTIMATES PAT' HILL FORD ' " '~'~ Your NO SUNDAT CAllS 416-86-rin or Trade Farm Supplies & ltveslock I;Ailtfttl 4 1 - Houses tor Rent 41 - Mobll l! Homes tor Rl!nl ( . 2 bags clothing, 23 23 Jefferson Ave, "Point PLiuant. PH. 949-2801 We con repoir and re · core radiators and heater cores. We con also acid boil and rod out radiators. We olso rtpair Gas Tanks. . ·-·· ..... 57 - Mu i•Cel lnllr umMl h 21 - BuSi fl lllll l Oppo r lun •l y 22 - Mo nev to l o e n 2 3 - P ro t .. aro nal S er .,.•c:;lh • Giveaway 4 or Res. 949-2860 SER~ICE / · HOT SPRING SPA Now Homos hilt "Free Estimates" 215 58 - Fruot • & Vege(ab ll!lll 61 - lcro11 From Post Offico POMEIOY, 01110 JO/J0/'891fn ·~ 1\l' .._. 5 1 - Hou eeh ol d Good~ e1- Between Wilkesville and Salem Center 0 5 / d ly • lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. EVA McDOLE BATEY GEORGE 60 WASHER5- Ii00 up DRYER5- $69 up REFRIGERATOR 5- 1i00 u'p , RANGB- C.s -Eiec - $1 25 up FREI1ER5-$125 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up 992-S33S or 98S-JS61 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION LOOKING 90 DAY WAIIANTY Starting at 11 :00 A.M. 9 -12 · ' 90 · 1 m o Announcements Employ men! ~ or le a~ e Every Sunday 62 - S po rling Goodl 53 - Antiques 6 4 M1 sc M erc han d•lll 55 - Bulldrn o Supp i1M S6 - Pe ts fo r Salt> Services SHOOTING MATCH P.a'!o •Mobile Home Ron IIIlo •Lot• Rentals Merchandise 59 - fo r Sat e RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB •Mobile Home Box Announcements 256-9364. COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK ' 45858-0503 H1p py Ads LOJ ! end Fou nd 7 Ye rd S al e IPA•d '" ad\.enca l 8 - Publ1c S11 l!! & Aut: l ton 9 - We nl ed 10 Bu.,. Hand Tufting Custom Drapes USED APPLIANCES McComb, Ohio MP8rlle 1 d5 UPHOLSTERY 614-992-2321 POMEROY, OHIO 3/ 6/' 90/tln 20 ~thawantRd Df MlddflpDff We Say What We Oo . We Oo What We Say. 9-6·1 mo . Post Office 21 7 E. S.., Pomeroy 9 ·11 "90 -ttn Fatten your waUel 36 Yean Experienl'f' Acrois From 30 G •v etwa~ SALES & SERVICE SERVIC~ .42, C ard of Th an ~ s In M emo•v Annoucem enl! New LO(Otion: 168 North Second Middleport, Ohio 45760 992 ·5335 or98S -3S61 $6 .00 $ 13 0 0 s1 30 t dev E PLUM81NG & HEATING KEN'S APPLIANCE S9 .00 15 15 0 CAIN'$ 15 54 00 11 COP't" DEAD LI NE . 614 992 -5114 15 15 Announcemenls 'A c l•n•l• ed adv11rt ose m .,.1 p lacitO 1n Th e Da ilv Senl •net : e~ c ept cl ll! t lf led d•spl ey. Busm es! C111d end leg • l no l oce sJ w oll 1l1o IPPII" on I hi! P't P l ea~a nl R eg>llll• and th e Ge11, pohs D&lly lnbune . react1mg ovtn 1B DOD ~ames 1\ d inner i n ho nor o f M rs Mi ldred Ohl inger's HOth bi rthd aY was hC'Icl rrcrn!l y at l hr home of Wa y ne and Debbk Dav is, I 'orne roy . A drcora t rd c a k( ' and icr cream wrrr sf'rvrd lat f'r in t t"H· Call: 992 -6491 Middleport H•ppy Ad I Alite 1614) 446-941• or 1-800-872-5967 AU MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. Ov er 15 Words R11n .. e lor con aec:;u l ,_.• run I broken uiJ diV I w tll b ecMarged 'A.d1 C.trd ol tng and rrm iniscing of 3 6 10 Mont hly PO LI CI[S outs•d e Me1gs Gl ll• a or Muon counloM muJ I bl! P•l'l p a•d ' RactlfYe I 50 ciiiCOunl lor ads pa•d on e&.-e nc e ' Free ads - G ovee wa~ and f o und ads under 15 wo:>r (h .... 11be run 3 d .., s 11 no ch •o e ' Proc:;e ot ad tor a ll ~ •prt aiii!II IUI ' ' d oubl ~ Jl"O:I! ot ad CO lt '7 p0 1n1 hn e t y pe on I ~ used ' Sent 1nel rs no1 respons 1bl e for errors a ft er l!rst d.JY J(heclo. lo • •"0' 1 lo rst dry ad run1 "' P IPI'I•I Call b,..fort '2 00 1J m d iV I ll er Dubloce110n !o m ilk ! courct1on ' Ads th ~ m ust b e pa1d m a d ... a nee are Wor ds 1 Lomted on Safford Srhool Rd. off Rt. 141 ~ MICROWAVE OY.EN REPAIR RATES Davs POMEROY . OHIO: Rt. 7 11o S.R. 143 ALBANY, OHIO: Rt . 50 11o S.R. 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY : 9 a.m.- 7 p.m. 7 Oaya ALBANY: 10 a.m .-6 p.m. 6 Oayo, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY . SEPT . 1 1 . 1990 #1 Copper ' 1 per lb .: Clean Dry Aluminum Cans, 45C per lb . Clean Auto Radiators 44¢ lb.; Batteries '1 .26 ea. Yellow Brass 40c lb.; Alum . Sheet s 40C lb. HENNEn'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' CLOSED SUNDAY OFFERS 2 LOCAnONS TO SERVE YOU .... Stoek!! MOBILE HOME FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS Classifie TO PLAC! AN AD CALL 992 ·2156 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING Now In arrrmtrrllf~ m ostly black neighbo r hood s has prom pted conflict, whic h Is m enlloned a book by I sraeli au th or Ze'ev Chal ets to be publ ished In Oct ober. Chal ets wro te the Chal· denas are "e norm ously unpopu· Jar'' in th e blac k community. " T hat was ster eo typi ng," Yo no said . "Chald ean s have the bes t and closest re lationships In the bl ack communi ty, becau se we of fer ser vices second to none." The Cha ldea ns' gr ocer ies ha ve provided a typi cally America n str eam for suc cess. A poor imm igrant who saves his dollars to buy a stor e can th en ex pand and Improve his base. Some now ow n wholesa le gr ocery supply com panies and many Chaldeans hav e moved to p rosperous Oakland County. ju st outsi de Detroit. Mar y Sengs tock, a Wayne State Univer sity prolessor beg i n· nlng her second study of the se ttlem ent littl e known outs ide D€t ro il . sai d the community has gr own spectacula rly from abo ut 3.000 wh en she sta rted her inquir ies In 1962. " They ar e ver y A me rican ." she sa id . " T hey r eall y wanted to co m e here. T hey cas t their lot with the U nited Sta tes. So m e immigra n ts think about returnIng. But I don' t kn ow of any Chal dea ns who do." Sengstock said "the church, th e fami ly and the grocery store'· are the ce ntra l elem ents In their Jives. First ar r iva l s "al most lmme· dlate ly" ope ned gr oce r y stores, Sengstock sai d . f ollowing the tra ditions of the Sy rian s and Lebanese who settled in Detroit . T he M idd le Eastern presence attracted the Chaldea ns to De· t ro ll. she said . Ma n y ear l y Im mi g r a n ts lear ned Eng l is h from label s on grocer y cans and sac ks In stor es ope ned by oth er Chaid ea ns. People in the news_______ By United Press International KIN G OF TH E AIRWAVES: Ta lk show host Larry Kin g has as bf'rn namrd Prr so na! i ty of t he Year by l hPNat i onal Assoc iati on of Broa dcas ters. K ing. whose show r un s on t hr Mutual Rad io T UESD A \ ' POMEROY -A hun te r safety course will be held Mo nday. Tuesday. Thursday and the lol· lowi ng M onday at Pomeroy Vi llage Hal l from b-9 p.m. Fo r Inform ation, contac t John R iebel at 9115-4195 or ganizt• r s 'A'£'r£' ex p£'ctlng only 50 <'ars for tht• ~ ho w hut alrnoyt twice that many showPd for a total of 9Z entr h•s. BEST OF SHOW - Gene Whah•y won the Bes t of Show trophy for his 195.q Ford ~; dsel in 1111• Middl eport Bloc k Partyy ( 'ar Show . Car show other Chaidean leader s are se nsi tive t o the possiblit y. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 R•. L. HOLLON 'JRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4422 1 1 t -90 ·tln RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS 12 Gauge Factory Cholet only SHOOTS STAn SEPT 16, 1990 8opt. 4 .tln AVON · All areas, Ca\\ M1rilyn Weeve r 304 -882-264 5. ACCOUNTING/C OMPUTING JOBS. Tti-CountJ 's Adult Pro gram wlt1 provl 1 you with l rllni ng tor a lfar!.ty of AccountIng and 0 111 Proctsslng )ob<s by giving you instruction and " hand s-on" t r1lnlng ln a modarn tab tumlst'l ed wit h up·to-dlll • qul pment. Call 1-800-637-tSoa NOW to secure your place In th is ndtlng progre m. Fait Term classes begl n October 1, 1990. BE IN DE MAND. Food tervi ce worktn m ade up one of the targ..t and fu tasl qrowtng occ upational groups m the labor force . Enroll now lor Fa ll Term In t he Adult Food Management" an d Cattrlng Progra m 11 The Adult Educatl on Center- Tri- County Vocational Sc hool. We have 1 varlety ol tundlng SOUrCI I I VII\a ble tor those who quality. Call 1-B00-6 37·6S08. Ctu n t beg in Oct ober 1, 15190. BUILD FOR YOUR FUTURE . Llern bath rough and flnlsh carpenlr)l ekl ltt et the Adult Education Cenle r-Tri-County Vocational Sc hool. The Adult · Carpentry program wlfl provide you with htlnlng to bleoma a c1rpen11r. Carpentry t kHI• ,,. eo important and lflrutlle lh@l earpenttrs make up the larv-f group or building tflda worke111 . To ~later tor cluaH beginning October 1, call 1-aoo..«37. &SOli. ltk aboU1 our variety or rundlng toUrcn IYIIIIbll to PlY tor tntlnlng. Caah tor Chrlalmee. SeU AYOf'! . FIW gift witt-. elgrHip. For ln-formaflon can 814·~·1180. mangtr run urn. Maeon County Prester1 C.ntar. Ill or BA. c... m1nagemtnt - · too ln<llvlduoto with poyc:htllrtc dtoobtt"'"· Dutloo: Ctlnlclsn!CaH ......ment : treatment plen- ntng; lndtvlduoV- theropy: crialt lntervtn!~i. -lOme ln. home Ylslm. 104-a7&4381 or. NnCI rttume to: 211 Valley Drive Point Ptuunt 1 WV 25550 01' P.b. Box 110111, Huntington WY 11!1'105. AAIEOE. ' �17, Monday, September Pomeroy- Monday, September 17, 1990 Middleport, Ohio 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER 11 41 Help Wanted Houses lor Rent 5 room house, 2 car garage, AVON I AU Are.. I Shirley Spears, 304-e75-142i. $300 per month & Otposlt 614446-3548. Baby alder nMded In m., ~oma tor ucond grac:J.r lew evening• aftw tchool and In mornings 7'01 Beech S1rt~l, Mkldlepor1 5 room, furrMahtd house Deposlt and ret req. 304-882·2566 b.to,. Khool, 304.f75-39'16. Brick, 4 br, CA., $500 month $250 Otpoalt, Reference required, no Inside pets, 432 Hedgwood Or1ve Call 614-4460761 afttr 4 p m. Babystner nMded for 8 year old in C.nttn~ry; your houH or mlna 814-44~-8641 Coem.t~lat: nMdldl GUINn- IMd wagn, p11d vautlone. 814- 46 Space for Rent KIT '1'1' CARLYLE® by 72 Larry Wright Bualn••• building, 301l80 acrose from McDonaldl, Hen· dtraon, WV. 614-446-9662. 1974, F100, 302 auto, good body, transmission, nHds good motor, $300. 0 9.0 304-fi7S..711U Country Mobllt Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy Lots, rentall, parte, 11111. Call 614·992-)1179. 1983 Ford F-600 R111tr, 14ft Our~~lita Body, T.k. Unit, good ehape, $7,000, negollonabll, 614-643-2863after 6p m. 47 1984 Freight Unltr and 45' trallor $18,000. 614-1112-2584. Wanted to Rent 1187 Toyota PU, 4ll4, exc. cab, nice, 18,995; 1988 GMC S-15, P/U, 30,000 mlln, 14,995; 1988 Ford Renger PIU, $2,995; 1984 S.tO Chov Blozor, 13,895L 1979 Dodge Ram Charger, t1~95t 1982 Ford PI'U lt,795, 19"70 r-ora P/U, $1,295; B&O Auto Salts, 4 mll11 N. of Holzer, 614-148-8865, 814-44&-6189. HouN tor rent, 304-675-tino 44f-7261. 42 DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND BY THE RAPID CHANGE IN MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY R~tetlvt Speclaliz.cl l,..inlng in mechaniCIII, h.,d. r.uflc and electrical eom· pont nil of lactory equipment In lhl Adun lnduetrlll malnlenenee Program at The Adull Educe!lon Centlf-Tr1· County Vocation School. We havt 1 ver1tiJ of funding 0 11 1 0 1989 2br, 14x60, nice sr•a, 4 miiH from t-lolzer, S R 18_0.1 Rtference Required, S3uo month, II S.c. depo.,t & utllhlll, 614-446-6189, 614-4466865 and don't run in those expensive, neW running shoes I bought you." oouprcllca~o···c 1 aso M'L·Inllg0c lbl• •" · -.. · ~~:t~~ Coii1-80M37-&!0IIto 11 Help Wanted JOB HUNTING? NEED A SKILL 7 WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS •• Auto Mechank:a, Account· lng/Computlng Speclallet, c11• penttral Coametologlete, EIIC1rlc •na, Food Service Eam up to 1500. weekly llufflng Workert, Electronlce T.chwork, envelopet at home, no axparltnca. For tree Info nlclant, Industrial Walntenanct send SASE lo. Phllahw, P.O. Workers, Machinists, Box 855, Maywood, N J. 07801 PWoroldlegaleR, Soctretarlt,! • nd • 111 tg 11 tr now •ur c 1•• IMC:IIa 11\n HI beginning October 1, 1990 . Experisneed reprHaniAtlvt BaH plu• com- Call Tri-County Vocallonal Adun ml11ion ~-721-7885 call tar In- Centar It 1-800-637-6508 A tervltw variety ol f\Jndlng aourcea to pay tor lr~lning .,.. available for FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 19 thoet eligible HIRING I16,000-$62J.OOO y.. r Call 1-805-564~500 t:xl 09 868 Partlfuii-Ume Retail Still Per· ton . A~pfu T...,..., Fumfture, 151 for Immediate rnpon.. ' -.... GO THE WAY OF TME HI-TECH S.con Ave, Gallipolis, Sept FUTURE Tht Electronlct Ser· lJth-l9th Mon, Tuea, Wtd 10- 12 vlcing program at the Aduh l.m ' no phone calla plllll Education Centtr-Tri-County POsTAL JOBS $18,392· Vocational School will train you $61,125/yr Now hiring Call (1) tor Joba In the Mrvicing and 8DS..fi81-8000 EXT P-4 562 for maintenance ol eiiCirorilc • current 1111 qulp rnent. Wt ha~• monl" MONEY typing, .v. llablt to,.." ,.-, tor tr~inl"" ·-. lor EARN ellglbll appticanta Call 1~ wordproeenlng, per1onal com63?-6508 to register tor clan• putlng. At home Full or pi time $35,000/yr. lncoma potantlal (1) beginning OctoO.r 1 805~87-6000 El B-10189 Help Wanted. Mechanic. 614Secretarial """•Ilion with Poinl 446 ~5 ' e t4· 348· 906 2· ~ Ple11anl law oHice, full 1lmt, Horae Trainer to train & show ••~rlenct requlrlfd, preltr 0uAI1ar HortH In We1tarn legal Nc,.tary txperl•nc• Pleasure & Halter Clasats 614- Computer and typing tkilla nHded. Send resume to Boll C286-fi522 12 care Point P1e11anl R~ister, If you ra I Llcansed Practical 200 Main St , Point Plu11n1, WV Nurse and enjoy worlllng w1th 25~50 paopla, ple81e take the time to reild this ad. This is a 40-hour SKILL IS POWER BRIGHTEN end a 20-hour position In two YOUR JOB OUTLOOK W1 tr1 In community group homes lor people for Jobl 11 t lectrtclana people with dtvalopmantal dis- ~111ing, l~htlng, pow•r. airabilities In Gallla County. Cur- condltrontng and r~tr igaraUon rent LPN Llcenu, NAP- components all oper~telhrough NESJOOPNES or Stat• Board tleetrlcal syallmli lhtt are InApproved Phermacoiogy •tailed and wired by Course, valid drlver'a llcenst lllctrlclana Clllltl tor the .11nd good driving record rt- Adun Electricity program at Trlquired; expenanet working with County Vocational School begin pertana w1th menial ratard.lltlon October 1. To rtglatar, or lor and devtlopmtnlai dtsabthlzes more Information, cell 1-800prehmed, but not reqUirad 637-6508 Vou m1y be eligible Salary . 18 00/hour, to at art for monl11 to pay for your trainSa nd reaume to C.e/lia Baker lng, uk about our llnanclal aid p 0 Boll 604, Jackson, oH IOUrcll 4.5640, or call 614-286· 5039 SKILLS GET YOU JOBS THE Deadline for appilcanll 9121190 AOULT WELDING PROGRAM AT Equal Opportunity Employer TRI-COUNTV VOCAnONAL Immediate Openings avaHabl• SCHOOLS GETS YOU THE lor certified nurus aides Start- SK ILLS Weldtr. are highly akll· lng salary 14.25 per hour Sign ltd worker. Recalva the trainon bonul available Contact lng to t>.comt that hi9hly-akiiSuSAn Smith, RN, Plneerest iod welkder in Ilea than ona Care Center, 170 Pinecrest year Call ~~ Adult Education Orivs, Gallipolle. Ohio 45631 Canter 11 1-800-637-8508 lo 614 -448-7'112. raglsler tor eiiiHI beg inning October 1st You mey be tligibla lmmtdlate Opening• avallablt to receive fln1nelal aid to help tor tutl-tlmt and part-time pay for your !reining Call and LPN'a Competitive wagn, dlf- ask about our financial 1id tarenllll with lllplf'itnCI, llt•l IOUrctS bl• achtdullng avallabla Contad The Oirector of Nursing , Tobacco cutttrs 14 cents a Plnecrnl Care Center, 110 stick Tobacco hOIJIIfl $4 per Pinecrnl Orlvt, Gallipol is, Oh1o hour Yoongs Farm, Bullalo 45631 fi14-446-T112 tqual 0p- Putnam County, J04-i37-2530 port unity Employer ahtr 8 00 PM ••IY Industry ltader In consumer package good• seeking appllcanll for the position ol pan lime promotional specialist Emphuia on promotional acll~lly In retail outlets $5 20 per hour Mutt be at l11sl 18 y•ars of age and havt tranaportalion evallable. Equsl Oppor1unily Employer M!F. Cell Mrt How• on Mon. & Tun, 91117'90, 9118190, 606-371-4728 to M1 up an Inter vltw for Friday, 912119(1 INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Cul!oma, OEA, IIC Now Hiring Call 1-BOS-687-6000 Ed K-10189 1990 Ford Trucll, Super cab Ft50, XLT lorlal. CC, AC, PSIPB AM/FM Caaunt Radio, PW, Pl, Camper, Special, topper, 13,000 mllll, 614-256-1 580 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sota. and chain~ priced trom " 2 & 3 br Mobile Hom11, for ren1, $395 to 5gg5 Tablll $50 and up to S125 Hide-a-bods l39D to Call after 2p m 614--446-0577. $595. Rtcllnars 1225 lo $375. 2 bodroom turnlhood mobllo Lamps $28 lo $'12~. Olnltlel q 17 hom., $11!i plus utlllll11, $100. $109 end up to $49!1. Wood tablt 73 Vans & 4 wo·s :~H 304-675-3900 or 675- w-e chail'l 1285 lo $795 011111 $145 up lo $375 Hutchta $400 & 1984 Subsru 4x4, 9/ut, .0 AM/FM!Stereo-Cus , $1450 6142--,-bod-- m-tot-ol,...o..,.t.cl.....,rlc, .,..,2"'5oc-. up, bunk beds compllta with mttlrtll $29~ and up to •395 446-67~ t lh 1 ludu lrt h, • ({) 1990 by NE ... Inc .:c=~~--;:-;;:---;,-:t986 Chevy K-Biazer, 4x4, and IIWir• ne paid $'150. • HCUfity PI' rnon wa er baby beidt $110 Mattrassn Dr dtpotll Appllclllont taken 304- box tprln~ lull or twin $78, firm 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - - - - - l l o a d . c : j, ellvtrado, ont owner, $88, and 198. Outen 1111 S275 & GMC s 5 075-3000 until 6 00 PM. King $350 4 drlwtr chill low miles, 1987 -1 Jimmy 4x4, V-6, 4 speed, one 9 2 bedroom tn~ller tor rent In . Gun Cabintlt e, 8, II 10 54 Miscellaneous owner clean, aug . miles, aoma Raclntarta. 814-992-5858. gun. Beby maHrtlllt S35 & werrar.ty "Smlth'a GMC $4~. Bed tramn $25, Outen Merchandise Truck Center,, 133 Pine Strllt, 2 Br. with room addition, In Size $35 & king trame $50 Good Gallipolis, OH 614-446-2532 country, VInton araa Stove, Mltcllon of bedroom sulles, OrHnhouH Supplln Frld:r· W1ter and trnh paid. metal catMnett, headboards IJO Ctll piiCkl 1988 Ford Aarn Star, light blue 22 cue. l.Cl Sun· $20 monthly + deposit 614· and up lo $65 90 days aame u thine mill S5 8S per bag. Also sharp, $8,900 614·388-9n5 :388=.-11:::686:::·:..,..-..,,.----:::-:- cooh with tpprovod crodlt 3 ml other ouppiiM Prlco thru Stpt 61 Fahn Equipment 1990 Chevy S-10, 4-whlli Driva, 2br Mobile Hom• on Bob out Bulavltlt Rd . Open 9 A.M. to 1990 Kan & Ed'e GrNnhouet 5 P.M Mon, thru Sat Call 614- 15n Evant Rd., Jacltaan ~ 1212 Call David Brown Tractor Tahoe Trim, 5,500 miles, loaded WeCormick Rd 614-446-g66g 4415~322 45640 114-2815-3453 with 241 Round Btler 7rt w/opt lona, must sellt 614-446Hayblne, lnt'l Rake $6,9~; e. 2430 attar 4p m 2br, $250/mo lncludta· Water, 2 matching living room chalra, K & E Drafting machine. B11m 27'5 lnt'l OltMI wllh 5ft. Buth HWtgt, available 1D-01·90 Ideal 6t4-446-«15t for couple, no pelt 614-446-79'11 type, complef• with fllll lin Hag, Plow, Cunlvator, $2,950 •_ _• o:cr.:5.::c P·.:m:c._ _ _ _ __ _ County Appliance, Inc Good drawing board & 3 drewtr metal Owner will finance 614-286uatd appllaneas, TV 11t1 Open d11k Protnaional lype 1514- 6522. 74 Molorcycles 2bf', 14x10, garden tub & shower 8 am to 8 pm Mon-Sat 814- 446-6208 after ~-30 p m. llor~gt bldg , porch. No pets, 165 MF DIIIMI T111ctor $3,850; 1985 Sutukl, RM60, runs QOOd , 446·1699, 627 3rd. Ave Gal- King alzt full wave waterbld Ret Raq $300 mo Watar, lipolla, OH Sharp. 150 MF Dtntl with rtctnlly rebuilt , $300 304"-TnNetds • naw h11ter 614m2- Woodl Bush Hog, Ptow, Grader 5348 11wagt, garbage Included . 8145379 4_4_0_.._11 _8: __ _ _ _ __ _ [)o you llkl lo aavt Money? Blade, Cunlvator, 2 Row Com 1986 XL 2~ R, Hondt motor 4 rooma and bllh, housa In nice Chtck ue a~ tar quality fuml- King woodbumer, uc cond, Planter, $4,850 tMner will fin- cycle, S800 304-fi75-6182. lurt and carpeta. MoUohan Fur1514-286-8522. ance. 1250 304-1195-3405 neighborhood, rwfertnces re~ulrld, or will till with owner niture & Carpeta, Rt 7 North Ford 8N Tl'l~or, 6 ft. tcraptr 75 Boats & Motors Phone 814-448-~44, <lalllpollt, RCA bli screen 1 v table model nanc:ing, 304-675-1090 Ohio Blaelt white Co.l & wood bladt, roll-a-way btd 304-8953493. lor Sale Nice 3br, wlth , xpando living OrtptrlH, IUitlbil tor itt. door atovt. 614-446-4458 room, Large ya'td, city achool (ono -way draw) llka new, $100 Recondlllontd Washtr11, Drytrt. Jlm'l Farm Equipment, SR. 35, 1972 17 ft Starcraft Trl-Hull diatrlct, AI the comer ol Rand 614-446-1423 an ... 6p m Guar1n111d prompt HI"VIce tor Wast Gel llpoUa, 614-446-9777, Boat. 125 HP, Evlnrudt Englna, nd p trc h St , Kaneuoa, 614 • •446 all maktt, modtla T~ Waeher Wldt atlecllon ntw & utld farm complete top, new upholstery 14tractor~ & Implements Buy, Call 614-286-1316 after 7.00 p.m. For Sale On All Grass Turi, in Dryer Shoppt 614-441-2944 -.:c.·:_ ••:.:·_______ 1111, trade, 8.00-5 00 wMkdaya, Trailer 1~ for rent S50 per stock, S2 99 yard., Mollohan 1987 Ctletlon 110, 130 HP, low Surplue, Rantal, O.nlm 1 C.rhart, Sal. till Noon monlh All ut/11!1~ In Mld- Furniture, 614-446·7444 houro $5400 614 -245-5978 Army Clothing. Ola nmer d'-port 3•• ••2 9 1•1 • GOOD USED APPLIANCES Sc~rade Knlvn $12 Mll hary col· One !I ton Kilbros Gravity " r iJ .. · ~-vu . :P:.:m::..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Waahtra, dryera, refrlgerator1, l«tablt ltem1 original. Sam Wegon, Three tobacco bale 34 ft Nauta-lint houst boat ranges . Sklggt Appll1ncea, Somerville's East Ravenswood, boxH, one 3,000 gallon vertical Fiberglass hull E11c cond Runs plalllc water lank, pressure good lowered price to S18,000 Upper River Rd Btsldt Stont Jet. lnd1ptndance Road, Old Rt 44 Apanment 6t4-446-4109, 614-379-27110 tank & pumps, 614-245-5588. Crest Motel Ctll 614-446-7398 21, Frl, Sat, Sun Noon-7 00 PM for Rent 304-273-5655. BOATERS PICKENS FURNITURE Marcury Mercuiser Specialist 2 rooms & bath, newly New/Used Livestock 63 Twelve 20 toot powtr polta, Fectory Trained, Bonded PreciremodtltdJ. S2001mo All ullltlel Hous&hold furnishing tiL mi 120 tACh, mul1 lake 111 304Regitttrlfd Outrter Hotll, mare, sion Mobile Marine Wa com• to lnclud-.:1, U1po1lt required, 614- Jtrrlcho Rd Pt. Pleaunt, WV, 675·2902 '"" 6:00 448·f133, 814-446-4222 5 yrs. old, ehown in 4-H & you! 614-259-5979 call 304-675-1450 Warm morning etove S150. opentd ahowe. 814-446-7521 Kawa11ki Jet ski Good condlBEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT RENT TO OWN Wood and coal IIOVI $430 614BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Special F. .d., Calf Sale! llon $900 614-992-~67 814-448-3158 992-7764 ESTATES, 536 Jacka on P1lla 6 pc wood group $14 01 per nuraday, S.ptembeir 20th1990, BOATS. MOTORS. TRAILERS II 8.00p.m. C.ttlt ICCtpttd 1Her Mercrulaer, Mertury & Marlnar, from $192/mo. Walk lo shop & week 4 poster bedroom ault1, Waterbtd. Excellent condition 4:00pm. on Wtdnnday, 111 movlta Call614-446-2568 EOI-i com plait $15 20 par w.. k, Hld•e -btd couch NNde Other mlac brMdl accepled at the Athena authorized parts & service dlnttle wllh 4 chaire 17:50 per recovtrtd. Parte tor most m•tor br1ndt For Rtnt· New 1 br apArtment, w11k MAgic Chat 14 eu ft houtthold llerna I14-H2-3843 Ltvntock Sal•, u .s . 50 Wtll, "WE CANNOT SPEL S CCESS, car~, kltchan turnfahed, water, Retrlger•tor 112 95 per week, 15 Albany, OH. Hauling It avail· ' " " 1 pm WITHOUT U' RIVERSmE S240 month plu. deposh 614- cu ft 814-898-3531 able. '14-!592-2322, freezer, $10 90 p.tr MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, OH 614Wood II Coal SIOVI, UM I t In· 446-3568. week Vi'Ra Furniture At 141, 4 446·2424 Hrt or frM Mandlng, 2 blowtrt, milu oN Rt 7-C.tntanary Opan 7 Hay & Grain Fumiehtd Etflcltncy, all utiiiUn A g1111 door coat· $1,100 N•..,.r 64 paid, there bath. 1135/mo 919 days • w11k ulld, "" 114-256-6413 Hay for s. ... Clover & Timothy. Second Ave 1514-446-3945 SWAIN Round Boloo In lhe Fllld. 114- 76 Auto Pans & Building Fumlshtd Etllclency, $175, AUCTtON & FURNITURE !2 55 24~-55911 Olive St, Gtlllpolls Ntw & Ulld Accessories Utllltln Paid, Gallipolis, 814furniture, h11tera, W11tem & Supplies 146-4416, after 7p m Work boola 614-446-J15g Budget Trtnsmlsalons, Used 6 Block, brick, pipet, wlnTransportation rtbuHt, atar11ng at S99, 614-24SGreclooa living 1 and 2 beddoW'I, llnttla, etc Claud• Winl6T7, 614-379-2)63. room a.-rtmante at VIllage 53 Anllques tars, Rio Granda, OH Call 114Manor and Rlveraldt 24!5-5121 For Sal• 327 H P. Crank $40, Apartmentl In Middleport From Antique watnut pump organ, 71 Autos for Sale Set of Chevy S 8. H.P, Huda, $1ge Call 614-~-1181 EOH portable, 304-m-5420 1100, 2 314 ton rear ends 410, 56 Pets lor Sale 1987 Mustang, 2 door coupe, 6 3 60 patio's S40 ttch; 2 OuadMiddleport, Ohio, BHch St One Buy or lfll Riverine Antiques, ~lynder, aloltomatlc. Run1 good, Jtt Carba $30 aach, 2 cast ln bedroom tum ..htd apt , deposit 1124 E Main Str..t, Pomeroy 5 Yur old, full blooded, black S8715 8141241-4212 tokll $1~ IICh 814-245-~555 I reference rtqulred, 304-882· Hours M T W 10 00 am to 6 00 chow-ehow, long noae variety, p m, Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p.m $100, good watch dog, 304-tJ&- 1968 Camero, no engine 01 rNr· 2!560 Parting out 1978 F-250 with 460 614 992-2526 321~ end, good body •nd treme call engine, wrtcked, frame is bent, New, 1br, n11r Holter Hospital ltllf 5·00, 304..a82·22415 call ahtr! 00, 304-882-2246 air cond, economicel gas heat , Top Cash paid Old lumlturt AKC Cocker Spanltl pups, buH SZJ5Jma plus utllltiH, 614-446- cuboards, qullta , oriental, and whitt, tha(s and wormed 197!i BMW, 2002A, auto, sun Vinton Auto Salvage Foreign & paintings , toya or entlre 111111 $'100 304 -~16-2223 2957 roof, good cond, must Mil, 304- Oom Parts buying lunk eari cA ll col feet 3CI4-525-3215, or 304713-!1420 814·388-9012 Nicely Fum'ld Small houla, 523-6654 Brindle boxer male pup 8 not eultable tor gersge, WMkl dd . tl50 IM-992-6594. 1V7& Dodge Ch1rger wf1h elan! 6 children, no pate, 1300/mo engine. Will make good worlt 54 Miscellaneous Brittany Spaniel Pup, 3 mos Services O.poah, 614-446-0331 ear, S300 304-675-2108 old, female, AKC reg'd 2 Mta ol Merchandise N~ly Fumist.d Mobllt Home ehota, tor l50 e14-446-1320 t976 Elcamlno $'1100 W7fi Ford 115 HP, 7,500 Watl Gtnan~tor ChlniHI Shar-pei, 10 ma. old, Ft50 4X4 11000 198~ Chery In city. CA Suitab!t lor 1 per Home El.ctrlc Start, Pneumatic Flnleh vary playful, good lor chldlrtn, Cavalier $2595 1966 Tempo GL, 81 ton . Rei &Otp Rtqulrad 614 4 door U200 e141":Z-1184. 446..0138 Nellar 10" Mak lta Miter Saw, 5 Improvements hp, yardman Rotolllltr, e hp, l150 614-448-11582 One bedroom apts lor rent Troy Built Tiller, 614-446-ont af- Copper nosed Beagle pups, 175 19n Camaro 350 eng IIASEMEN'T $225 month Deposit required ter 6 p m WATERPROOFING 304-675-2075 automatic, good cond 11200 or 614-992-2218 after 6 p m Unconditlonel lltatimt guan~n· trade ,304-815-2931 1937 Plymouth 4 door S500 Oragonwynd CaHtry Persian, tH Loeat retersnc11 fllmish..:l One bedroom unturnishad New Homlllt cha lnuw Banjo Siamtst and Himalayan kittens 19n Ford LTD II Runs good FrN nllmatn Call colltct 1· apar1menl in Middleport Newly with hard-.hell CIM 1350 1514- 614-44&-3844 after 7 p m new tiru $550 614!949-2817 814-237-0488, day or night. temodled, cenlral h9at and air 992-3753. Roger~ Banrntnt Waterpr~ all utililies included S250 a 19"18 Ford, 2dr, Thundarblrd Flah Tank, 2413 Jackaon Ave month Call 614-949-2217 from 7 1986 Dodgt Colt Vial a ven, MDC Point Pltaaant, 304-875-2083, 10 Call for Appolnlment , Make an ling am-7 pm 350 co mputer, 1)004 pump & III- gal Nt up $14.tt and 10 gal otter 614-446-1891 FrH EltimatH Roofing Ier 614-446-891~. compltlt $43 2~ Room Additions. One Br , unlurnlshed apt . 1m PontiAc Bonntvllle Orywell Gan~gH S1ding Range and ttgrlg provided Automatic washer Maytag rin- Groom and Supply Sh•PM Brougham, loaded, ntw tlrea, Patlat. Remodeling end Gutter-eollft. Water, atwage, and garbage ger washer Air conditioner See Grooming. All breed• Allltylea run• good New 22 caliber seml- Calle14.&87~681 aft~~r 6 prn paid Deposit req'.cj Call 614 - suppll11 Old-lashloned kltchtn lame Pel Food Dullr JuUe al.rto, model 'TOHC 30Hi75·7281 cabmtla Utillllaa cabinet 2 Webb. Call 614-446-023'1 446-4345 JET 1982 Volkswagon Rabbit, 4dr doubft square tuba on 1tand Arlallon Motore, rtpalr.d Naw Rtnt 1 bedroom apartment Happy Jack All Gard All metal 4spd, runs good, 614-446-417'1 614-142-2g97 & ,..buiH mato!'l In atock, Ron Nice carpet, clean and neat patented devlct controls flea• HUD tpprovtd No pets Pt Coel and wood heating stove, In the home wfthout PES. 1983 Mustang GT, 302-4 ap, pa, Evan• Enterprilts, Jackson, Plaa11nt 304-87~200 uc cond, $275 3D4-67$-t892. TICIDES R11une Overnight At pb. T·tor· $2,500 oBo. 304-675- OH. 1-800-537·9528 ~913 cal after ~ 00 p.m Southern Stat11. Complete Mobile Home llf upa ThrM bedroom duplex In excel- Cotl stove, good cond, lnaldt I lent neighborhood, full bue- out $120 614·245-V264 Reglsterlfd Lhuo Apeo, ttlo 1983 Plymouth Turismo, $t,100 & rapalrs, also plumbing & 1ltctrlcal, roolln9, remodeling, mtnl wllaundry hoolc-upe 304HlmaleyanshSiameu killent, ail 614·388-0780. patios & dtcka etc AEMOOE[Couch, chair, childs tractor, main. Cas No checks Call 67S-6nt or 675-3616 1984 Camaro Z-28, Hop, loaded "- : c - -c- console, tltreo, and tabla 6t4-992-2607 INGI Refertnctl. Est Im1111 with every option Red 13995 Twtn Rivart Towers, Housing lor hoekay g~me, 304~75-7571 614·25&-1611 614-448-6151 the Elderly and Handicapped Musical Apar1men11 now available-rent- Couc~. chair IOVHNI, good fi7 1984 Chevoltt Clprlct Landab Ron's TV Service, tpecltilzlng cond1 1250 Full size mattrtaa ing for 30% ol adjulttd Income Instruments 2-door S.cjan Full powtr, 11111 in Z.nlth ateo servicing moa1 and no• 1pringe $30 Eurclst 20i) s.eonc1 St or call 304-675ather br~nds 1-louat cells, also new 30!V8 12,150 614-992-6719 aome appliance rtpelrs WV tr~mpollnt txc: cond $25 304&e79 1983 Kimbell orgtn In lltCIIIInt 675--1514 condition 1850. Call 814-742- 1984 Honde Accord, 4dr., good 304..576-2398 Ohio 614-446-2454 Two bedroom apt, cerpet, condllloo, $4,200. 614-448-"'7911 Rotary or ceble tool drilling Cub Cadet model 16-9, 40' 2073 kitchen tumlsh.cj, 3b4-fi75-5104 afttr Sp m. mowtlr, good condition 1979 Moa1 w.lls completed uma day Bundy Alto S.xophD_!'!.l ere ---Upstalr11 Fumlah.cj, 3 rooma & Monte Cano, good condition 1 cond, Pump 11111 and Nrvlce, 304· 1400 814-446--Q;wo ahtr t985 Dodgt 1100, ES CONVER· b1th, cl~an , no pt11, reference & owntr 614/992-7283. TIBLE1 4cyl. Turt,O, IU'IO, 895-3802 5pm. dtposh requirad 614-446-1.519 Fork Uf1, hend can a, dock pltte, Conn Trombone, bought new, loadea Sporty, dependable, Septic: Tank Pumping I90LGallla war1house certa, truck bed, ultd J mot 114-245-t2&2 ehtr Economical Wholtaale 61._ Co RON EVANS ENTERPHISES, Furnished 446·1434. trailer a•lt & tlrte. 614-446-2359. 2pm Jackaon, OH 1-800-537-9528 Rooms Formtl Drn11s tor atlt, moM For Sele: Splnet-Coneolt Pl1no 1985 Dodge Charger Shalby Edi- Oevla Stw·Vac Strvk:t Roome tor rtnt . Wille or month sita 7 Short, $25, long, $35 Baraaln Wanted: R11panelblt tion. Turbo, air, amlfm c.. aett•, Gtorgn Crui Rd Parts, aupkpatd, remavabit aun roof . 614-«8-4208 plln, pickup, 1nd delivery 614 Starting 11 $120/mo Gallla Hotel party to take over low monthly 614-1112-ll378. 446.0204 614-446"-9580. GleM tire place acrMn with payment• on tpln-' 1)11no Sae tools and grate $50 Larg• lloar lo<:~allr. Coli 1-:121-3345 Elt. 1987 Sulek c.ntury, AT, PS, PB, 81 Mp1na roome wIt"" coo kl ng model 1tereo $50. Four 15"' rime 102 air, llh, cruiN, &. Moral Very 82 Plumbing & Alao tr~~ller tplct All t\oolc -upa. 1111 Chtvy plek up 115 304-882. Good condition, $4,500 6l4·388Call tfter 2 DO p m, 304-773New K111mtr elee1rlc gul1ar, 0306 Heating Seymour Duncan pickup with _ _ _ _ _.L":73 ::. Cerler'e Plumbing earring Clll and 8011 OF-2 loot 198'1 Dodgo CoH DL.. PS, PB, end Hutlng podol. 304·713-51T7 oftor 5:00, AMIFM CaeNtle, AC, New tirta Fourth and Pine Autamallc Gilt good gas SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Sat anytime Gallipolis, Ohio mllegt Elcellent eondltron. S.xtphone txc cond, $38~ J04- Mutt 1111 Makt oH11. 114-892- 114-446-3888 23T7 675-lltl2. 84 Electrical & WE CARE.JIM IJtsut & Me) 1881 Dodge Omnl, 1uto, air, PIANO SERVlCE onere EXPERt uc . g11 millage. 12850. 814Refrigeration plano "CARE" for lhoet who 446-ll7llt. 'CARE'' aboullhMr planoa Bill R•ldentlal or commercltl 1088 Couger LS, 1 cyl., fuel In- wiring, new Nrvlce or repairs Wart!. 304-882·2325 (Prov 22 1). Jection, lOaded. Stereo whh Llctnatd electrician Ridenour gr~phlc equalizer •ytllm. Electrical, 304-875-1786, 58 Fruits & $7,700. 114-448-3006. • 2 etory, 3 bedroom hou11 on Locuet Street $4,500 OBO 1514927-6436 after 5 pm. 2.09 acrts wlth 5 room hoUie, deck porch Sr 248 frontage, ntar Chntar 614-885-1521 3 bedroom, futl ba11ment, g11 heat, cJslr, gel'llgeJ. double lot w/moblla homa, Mtlon, WV. 304-882-3593. 5 miiH from town on Rt e2, $23,000, 304~75-3298 eHer ~ p.m anytime WHktnd d 7 room, 1-1/2 bllh, 1.3 acrts, I dltlonal 33 acre• hunllng ond tlmbtr 114. 992 _7118 or 1.3842091 7 rooms t 112 btthe, country 11 1 ...... M 1 Sc:h 001 v ng uu• cloee to 1~ tnd town Rt •-no, .. Township Road 27: Flm road to right. caue14.gg2·T1 18 or 1·384· 2697 3 or 4 bedroom houte, dlahwasher, stova, retrlg, fuel oil furnace, woodburn41r fireplace, Aatume lotn with $'1,500 down d 1 1 13mh an paymtn 1 0 ""' mo Located In Patriot, Call e14·37i2858 5p.m.-8p.m. GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 {U repair). Delinquent tu: proper1r. Repo~analons. Your trll {t &05-187-6000 Ex1 OH4562 tor current Npo lilt home with 3 bldroomt, family room, gerege In Rustle Hille, SyrJCUH Prlctd at $39,000 814-992-~1Mi14-992-31T1 304-675-30J4l or 675--3431 Salt Of flnl, 8 room l'tou.a, 2110 N Main WUI consider enythlng of value 11 down paymanl 304 · 458-1875 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale 14k70 Ftttlval moblla home 1 Br., 2 bathl, large living roam, t1ove, refrlg, washer & dryer Included CA & outbuilding Set ling on 112 tc,. lot. PlaaM call 304-675-Sm af1er 6 p m WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK IN THE MEDICAL FIELD? II ao, Trl- 14170 Fmlval mobiJa homa, ona b«troom, 2 blltha large living County • Adult Dlversllltd Medical CX:cupatlons program 11 tor YOU! Our program provldn you with a solid toundatlon In IMdlcal termlnology and proc..:lures .. well 11 lnatruc11on In your araa ol apoeclallutlon You art also tr~lntd In Job SNklng Skills that will r.rovldt you, the graduate, w th an added boost for personal aucc11s In tht job market Call 1 800-6508 to reg!• ter tor cla1111 ~Inning OcIober 111 room, stove 1 retrlgen~tor, w.. her II lncludlfd Central air con , oUI building, sitting on hall acre lot, 304-8755997 a her 6 00 a'l." :-;::::-o;;--'--;--::-=-:-;o;:-----: 1875 Champion 14•65, 2 BR, lit up on privata lot on 218 IS ml from town . $4500. F,.. rent tor 1 )'Ill 614·256-1:193 1g54 Mansion 1b&O all tile, 2 batha, Wllhar and dryer, AJC, P!!'!!''Y turni 1htd, tiO,SOO J04. 6,;~-l(~n For Sale Jt Richardton Mobile Home, 2br, total llt~rlc, call evenlnga, aft., 5p m 114-l671107 INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN AUTO MECHANICS? Join ont ot t~t Nation's fallllt -growing employmtnl lllldt The Aduft Auto M.eh1nlcs Program at TrtCounty J VS wtll t11eh you Engine R1p1lr, Englnt Tune-up, Ele<:trk:ol Syolomo, B<Okn, StMring Sutpenalons Rur A•lt, HtaUngiAir Condftlonlng, Oiutl Englnu, and N A 1s E Pracliee 'feeling For mort In lormallon on thlt exciting program call 1-800-637-6508 NOW WI want to htar from you! Fall ttrm CIIIMI begin Qc. tober 111:, tHO Wanting to ciMn hooM M-F 8-5, SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 retu negotiable. Call even/no• or 3 be<:lroom141'7Q modtla et the unbelleveble price ol 6141698~450 Of 698·2412 $12,900 dellv..-.d end Ht up. Will Clrt tor elderly ptorton In Call1-800-~045 tor detail• my homt Raclnt 1r1111 30 years Must Nil, Mx58, Uberty, 2br, ••perlence 1514-94Q-2212 16,500 or beM of1er 114-3792443 18 Wanted to Do W.n to work In tobacco, as an h04X, noon mul, cold waltrrnelon at 3:00p.m. 814-446-1437: Nurue. Immediate opening tor p11rt.tirM AN Of LPN. 11·7 lhltt CIU Sally Gloeckner, Olr.ctar of Nurolng ot IM-1112~72. NUASINO HOME ADMINISTRATOR Ohio lleonMd NHA neodod 18-20 hou<O por WMII: tor 1 3.5 Md nursing ctnter In SotAMIII Ohio. K.-dgo ol rogulotlono, good communications, and l..der· ehlp lkllls art 1 mull Submit confldlntltl ,..ume to Mr Greg ~•on Centurion Managemtnl Oroup 13go King TrM Drive Deyton, Ohio 45405 or cau 151).~723 Bo o part of tht tNm! A1 1 paralegal you will Investigate the facts anclanllf 1 llwyfl In preparing the c. .• lor trfal Trt-County'a Adun Par~ltgtl prDgram will tr~ln you In: sources of Law. TIN Court Syltema. l.eatll Procedures and Llgal Ff1M1rch 1nd lAaal Office Proc.dures CoN 1~37-l!SOII NOW lor In· formattoft on regl11ratlon and flnlnclal ald. Fall Ttrm Claesn bogln Octoblrtot Panllegtl poel11on wf1~ Potnt Pfeaunl law office, experienca r.qulrtd Send rHumt to Box C..11 c•ra Point Pftllant Regla!!!~,200 Main St., Point Pltasanl, ... 251150. Poramodlo A EMT'o, lvU ond I"" poy, 304-453-ll181 or apply In ,_.an at C...cto Morluary 1135 Rt. 110 c..-, Sltuallon Wanted ::-,-=-:---:---:-:- N.. hua Babysitting In my home, Mon dily thru Friday, have relertnc11, 304-675-4612. lnt1r!or and exterior house pRi nting, trtt tsllmltH , 10 Yll" exptor1ence 304-675-2708 ask tor Mike 14x70 w/expando, sltuatlfd 75 tcrt Ia nd, Point Pltaunl, Many tll'lru, priced on in.pKtlon 304-675-7917 On• ac,. ltnd, morw or Ina, on Snowball Hill Road 1 with o6der tr1ller. NMda worl dont on outaidt $6,000 IJIC-948-2883 Magic Yeara [)ay Ctrt Ctnlar reasonablt, dapandAblt, 33 Farms lor Sale llcanse, quality child cart. Mon· I:-:-,-----.,--,-day thru Friday, 7 30 1111 ~3D 3 br houM, garlgt, thop, bam, For more Information or to II acreage "'No Sunday Calla rtglattr ](14-675-5847: 614-~2678 . NOW, MORE BAD NEw S AND AFTER TI-1AT SOME REALLY oAD NEWS . ' ''WE FOR 6RIN61N6 'IOU ALL HUS BAD NEWS'' '' AND APOLOGIZE 1-\EY NO PROBLEM: Ml11 Paula'• Day C1ra C.nltr 35 Lots & Acreage Sail, eHordable, chltdcara M-F 8 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Agn 2 ·10. 12& sere lot on Rt.1GO, 4 mil11 Befort, atter tchool Qf'(lp-ine h'om Holzer, Ere vlN of the welcome 814-448-8224. counlry side, S4,.500 114-44183TJ WIII do babyenllng In my hom. 5 ecree land on At. 2 Eckard wttkdey,.304-t75-1311 Chepll Road, 304-G75-3100 Financial 21 Business Oppor1unHy INDTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recomn.ndt lhlt you do buel· ""' wllh people you know1 and NOT to atnd monty throuan lht mell unlll you have lnvatrgatld thl oH«Ing. Land on Spring Ave malta nic'l tr11ier lot 15000 127-&438 atlerS prn oao. Nice IOt~.. !.lneoln Ave, $5,000 614 448 ~JVa8 af1er 4p.m. O.J. Whitt Ad., 2 ICIM wooded building lot, ready to build on, reMrlcltd,JI,IOO, eM--24&-ISU. Routt 2 ~hton, 1 ecre ~11 3 mlloo IOU1h Ollllpollo loekO, public w8ter, no relfrtctlone, tome wflh rlv., frontage, 304- :!56:llt:·~M:•:oo:n~wv:::_ 1 =========- Vegetables Boll poppora. Plckod le buthel, pick own $8 buahtl. Raymond Rowe. 8141247-4292 571-2331. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Tlrld of working tor IOmtOnl Wanled A pertlal of land clolt tlat7 Flnnt Styling StlonJ. Now ~~~·. 114-44&-tns, 114LMeing Ste11on. Sfop by • HI Carot .t 1310 &Item Ave, or call 114-446-8122. VENDING ROUTE · loeol. Qrut txlfll lnc:omt. High l111fflc locations Pr1ced tor quick aalt. 1·800-933-9919 Ounro'lln Fndt Farm Ju.t oH Sr 181 ea.t of Albany We accept food ettmpe. Variety of applta, grapu pe1ra, puchla, pumpklno, ond gordo ff.T dtlly, closed Monday 114-eN-82D8 . Rentals 41 Houses lor Rent Gf'Nn buns You pick $.5 a bush.t. Half runnt,.I.Siua lak• provldm. Clifford nlll Farms, lottrt Folio. 814-247-2013. 3 bod~ - b o c k .. Havtn, 304-882-2111. 22 Money to Loan 3br portltiiY lvm- ltoml In nloo nllghborltood. 114-441I.Oo\N8 BY MAIL Up to $5,000 In 72 ltotlra. Wo ..01, 814-:J71.2lll0. can hllp you get 1 1lgnatur• 4 roomo ond both, ~:!1. Loan By Mall. 1·i00..(&8-J127 IOmadolod, prleo ,... ' 5U51M. -r llnltnclng, 304-f7e-1010. Nlct, r.cl and g,..n peppen tor 11le. Pick yow own U 1 bulhll 514-247-:1113. "Think how much fax machines will save you just on firewood!" Aid AHMnile, pick rour own. .~....-· Borry lloich. 114-2U- 19&e Pont. 8,000, 54,595, 1N7 85 General Hauling Chtv. Celebrity, $3,095, 1D87 Pont. Sunblrd, l3,8tl; 1086 A I R Water Ser~lct. Pooll, cisPont. 15,000 $2,195; 1988 Ford lti'M, Wille immedlat•1,000 or Elcort, GT, $3,595; 1N3 T Bird, 2,000 g1llont delivery Call 304$1,995; 1981 Oldt Cull111, T- 078-&370. lopt fl,215; 1M3 Pont. Fiero, 'e Weier Heullng, $2,595; 11186 LTD II, 52,1115; 1182 WaHareon Chov, CMotlon, $6115; 11184 Pont. rlatonablt r1t11, volume dltSunblrtl f1.29.?i 1!181 Pont. Gran counta, 2,000 to 4,000 capacity, poolt, we111, lie Call Prix, 11,ot5. baD Auto StiH, 4 cilterna, mi. N. ol Halur, IM-44H8U, 304~78 -2019 814-44MIIt. GOYERNMEN'T SEIZED vohlcln from 1100. Forda. Mtrctdll. eorv.u... ctlevye. Surplue. Eat. v... r ..... 111 S.10189. aoa-ear-eooo. Suboru Wogon-118'1 OL10 Upholstery Mowrey'• Uphollltrlng ..,...lc· lng lrl oounty 1r11 25 }'lire. The bat In fumlturw uphoiMII'Ing. Coli 30U'IH154 lor koo - tlm.tn. Turbo. 4 wd. l.oodod. Excollont Grohlm U!'holttory Contor, 303 oondHion. M•y UIUIM INti . HIIHap Dr. Coli lor oppolntmonto 1114-102·31143 oftor T pm. • ..... 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VTNNXPG Yeeterde11'• Cryptoqaote: FOR "AFTER All, HIE BEST THING ONE CAN DO WHEN IT'S RAINING IS TO LET IT RAIN - HENRY WADSWORnt LONGFELLOW �Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Monday, September 17, 1990 ,__Local news briefs ----. Autumn arrives seven days early in Ohio Road to close for repairs The Oak Grove Road will be closed Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. so that the Racine Water Department can do repair work on the water line. Jane Beegle, Racine village clerk-treasurer, announced. Stolen vehicle recovered A 1990 Ford truck taken from the driveway of Marvin Burt, Wetzgal St., Pomeroy, sometime ea rly Saturday morning has been recovered in Jackson Coun ty. Pomeroy Police reported that Burt reported the vehicle stolen Saturday. He said the keys had been left in it while It was parked in the driveway . Driver cited after wreck Richard Vaughan, 74, Prospect Hill, Pomeroy , was cited for failure to yield as the result of an accldl'nl Friday night at the intersection of Butternut Ave . and West Main. According to the report of Pomeroy Po lice, Vaughan was traveling sout h on Butternut a nd when he entered thP intersection, he struck a motorcycle being driven by LonniP Taylor , 33. Railroad St, Middleport. Taylor suffered co ntusions when he was thrown off the motorcycle by the impact and he was taken by the Pomeroy emergency sq uad to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released. There wa s heavy damage to both vehic les, police reported . Clonch jury trial underway Jurv trial proceedings are underway this morning in Meigs County Common Pleas Court In the case of Rodney Clonch of Middleport, who faces two count s of tra!flcklng In marijuana . Clonch was one of 12 a lleged drug offenders ind icted Parlier this s ummer by the Meigs Coun ty Grand J ury The State of Ohio is represented In the case by Meigs County Prosecuting At torney Steven L . Story and As sis tan t Prosecutor Linda R Warner_ Clonch is represenll'd by Meigs Co unty Public Defender Charles H. Knight. EMS has 9 weekend runs Mf'Ig s Coun ty Enwrgrnc.v Medica! SPrvicf's rPspondrd to ninr calls ror assistance over thr weekend . At 12: ;J3 a.m on Sa tu rday. Pomrroy squad was dispat c hPd to Darwin for Aund a Klein. who was tran sportPd to Veterans Memorial Hospital Klein wa s later flown by Life Flight to Gra nt Medical Center. At 1:13 a. m., Syracuse squad wrnt to M ain Strrrt in Pomeroy. Mary Ga rnes was transported from there to Holzer Medical Center . AI 4:31 p.m .. Pomeroy squad w•' nl to Tuppers Plains: William Cruesrr was takrn to Holzrr Mcdica I Ce nter Middl e port squad was called to Brownell /\venue. Martha Burnes was transported from there to Vete· rans Memorial Hospital Ru Uand squad was called to New Lima Road lor Haro ld Nutt at II 50 a.m. He was transported to Vetl'rans Memorial Hospit al. At 2:54p.m., Middleport sq uad wen t to Page Street for William Smith, who was transported to Vete ran s Memorial Hospital. Middleport squad was called to North Third Avenue at 10: 17ip.m ., and tran spor ted Amy Yates to Vetl'rans Memorial Hospital. On Su nda y at 6:24 a.m. , Ru · lland sq uad was called to Sa lem St ree t for J oA nn Eads . Eads wa s taken to Holzer Medical Center . At R: 49 a m. , Pomeroy sq uad wa s transported to Riebel Road . Darien O'Ne il was treated bu 1no t transported . Post guild to vote on issue tonight NEW YORK tUP l t - The editor of the New York Post tried hard to sound optimistic as th e newspaper's largest union prepared to vote on a do·Or· die offer that could spell the end of the feisty tabloid . "I think it's go in g to be ar ound lor a nother 200 years, .. said ed itor Jerry Nachman . " [lut we' ll certainly know b£1t!Pr tomorrow Members of the Newspaper Guild were schedu led to meet at li p.m. ~l o nd a~ 10 vote on whethrr to accept a managem e nt offer th ai includes a four ·day work week. a 12 perce nt cut in benefit s, and the loss of more than 40 jobs. Post owner Peter Kallkow has said he is prepared to fold the IH9 · Franee ... Co ntinued from page 1 against a possible Iraq i inr ursion into Saud i Arab ia In Jordan. Palf'stinian spokes · men said Monday that King Hussein met with lht' leaders of two radical Pa!Ps tinian groups in a reconri l ia tion m ovr attr!burrd to the Pf'rsictn L: ulf c r isis Husse 1n had drivrn the Pa irs tine l.ihrration Organization and i ts radical of fshoots from his kingdom in 19i0 following a blood v confrontation betwePn thr Jordanian army lind Palesljnian fact ions. The s pokes men satd the king met separate ly wit h George Habash, leader of the Popul ar Front lor the Liberation of Pa les tine. and Nail Hawatmeh. head of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, at his palace Sunday. The meetings, a no tll er sign of the shiftin g political allia nces In the Middle Eas t si nce Iraq Invaded Kuwait. also reflected widespread empathy In Jordan lor Iraqi Presiden t Saddam Hussein and dissatisfaction with the U.S.·ied multinational mil · itary force in the Persian Gull. Hawatmeh and Habash were In Amma n to attend a pan -Arab conference ca lled to protest the multin ationa l force a nd seek an Arab so lution to the c risi s. While King Hussein has ca lled lor th e withdrawal of his ally Iraq from Kuwait, he has also called lor the withdrawal of Western forces . Hussein has been at · tempting to walk a fine line. meeting with the radical Palestinians Su nday but falling to appea re at the star t or the co nfere nce as sc heduled on Sa turd ay. In Tehran Monday, !he dally Jomhurl Eslaml newspaper criticized the U.N. Security Council I year -old newspaper Tuesday If the 325-member union. which Includes reporte rs, editors. pho· tographers and advertising and clerical employees. votes down the proposal. The Gu ild 's executive commit · tee rejected the deal Friday night. in a vote that left it the only one of 10 unions to say no to management demands . Kaiikow allowed the un io n to postpone a vo te of the full membership, averti ng what would have made Sa turday the paper's last day In business. Guild members sa id they were agon izing over whether to accept sweep ing co ncessions - the eq ui valent of a 20 percent pay cut - or vote themselves out of business. for en forci ng resoluti ons aga inst the Iraqi invasion of Kuwai t while II had turned "a blind eye" to Iraqi atrocities during it s 1980-1988 Gulf War against Iran . Iraq, seeking allies where it can find them. has made it s peace with Iran. But oil Industry offic ia ls In Cyprus sa id Monday a n oil deal between the two former foes appears to have fallen through. Baghd ad had reportedly been willing to offer oil to Ir a n In return lor food and medicine. scarce In fraq because of the U.N. Imposed eco nom lc em · bargo against the co untry. The authoritat ive oil publica· tion Middle East Economic Surveys sa id Monday that Iranian oi l ministers are denying the deal was ever con te mplated. Iraq I officials sa ld 29 Iraqis left France Sunday night lor Jordan and that 11 diplomats would leave later In the week. Iraq's ambassador to Paris, Abdul Razzak a! Hashim!. who went to Charles de Gau lie airport to see his countrymen off, denied any raid on the French ambassa dor 's residence In Kuwait and said France acted hasUJy In orderi ng the expulsions. Hospital news Veterans Memorial SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Martha E. Burns, Middleport; John Southern, Syracuse; John W. Arbaugh, Tuppers Plains. SATURDAY DISCHARGESMargaret Crane. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS None. SUNDAY DISCHARGES William Robinson. By United Press International Autumn seemed to arrive seven days early with chilly temperatures brushing the state Monday morning and chances of near record lows during the night. The cooling trend arrived courtesy of a high-pressure sys· tern In southern Canada that began pumping cold air southward . A slight warming trend was expected lor Tuesday, with highs reaching 70. The National Weather Service's extended lorecast called for a chance of showers Wednesday , with highs Block party... Conti nued rrom page 1 Chevette. Production, 1975 through 1985, Terry Ross, Gallipolis, 1984 Monte Car lo. Muscle car, 1963 through 1974, Dan Hill. Ga lloway, 1970 Olds Cutlass, Dan Holtz, Hebron. 1970 · Plymouth. Special In terest, Char les Eva ns, Ironton. 1962 Ford Fa lcon Ranc hero. Convertibles, Robert Lark ins. Long Bottom, 1963 Mercury, Steven Shriver, Sandyville, W. Va . . 19i60 Plymouth Roadrunner. Street Rod through 1934, Max Hill, Racine, 192 Ford coupe, Kim Neal, Mason, W. Va, 1926 Ford Touring Car Street Rod, 1935 through 1948, Jim Landis, Health, 1938 Chev · ro le! Coupe, Ed Huffman, Belle· vil le, W. Va ., 1937 Chevrolet Coupe. Street Machine, 1949 through 1962, Ch rist opher McBride, Ma · riet ta, 1955 Chevrolet two door, and Sandy Wiseman, Parkers burg, W. Va, 1956 Chevroll't Belair. St reet machine, 1963 through 1974, Warren [)('Vault, Spencer, W. Va .. 1970 Chevrolet Nova , and Chris Piles, Athens, 1969 Chl'v rolet Corvet te. Street Machine, 1975 through 1984, Harold McClaskey, Harris vi lle, W. Va., 1978 Plymouth Va la ro. a nd Ci nd y and Harry Pickens. Pomeroy, 1984 Buick Regal. New Car, 19R6 and ~p . Doris Deal, Point Pleasant, W Va .. 1987 Monte Car lo, and Gle n Goins. Athens. 11987 Chevro let Ca maro. Mini truck. Gene Whaley , Shade. 1986 Chevrolet, and Ch uck Parker, Huntington, W. Va.,1986 Toyota. Truc k, 2 wheel drive, Jack Dewees, Sou th Charleston, W.Va ., 1980 Chevrolet, and Bill Patton. Mineral Wells, W. Va., 1957 Chevrolet Camero. Truck, 4-wheel, Garv Warren, Gal lipolis, 198<16 Chev-rolet , and Doug Crabtree, Oak Hill, 1978 Ford. Corvette through 1974, Tim and Charles Loughry, Newport, 1970 Corvette, and 0. J . Barker. Jr .. Davisville, W.Va .. 1967 Corette. Pro street , drag car. Dave South, Athens, 1969 Plymouth Roadmaker, and Sharon Neut· zl ing, Ches ter , 1969 Chevrolet ldanell Foss, 88, of Pomt Pleasani, died Sunday, Sept. 16, 1990, in Pleasant VaUey Hospital. Born June 8, 1902, in Keokuk, Iowa, she was a daughter of the late Charles and Nellie (Martin) Reed . A member of the Trinity United Methodist Church of Point Pleasant, she was also a member of Chapter 75 Order of the Easter Star and An'"' Bailey Mason County Extension Homemakers. She was a 1920 graduale of Gallia Academy. Precooed in death by her husband , Nonnan Foss, and son, Donald, she IS survi voo by a close friend , Ruth Robinson of Point Pleasant. Stocks Dally stock pri ces 1As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am Electric Power .... .. . 26Y, AT&T .. .. .............. ... 30'!, Ash land Oil ...... .. .. . . 33Ji, Bob Evan s........ .. .... 13% Charm ing Shoppes.. ... . 81(. City Holding Co. .. .. .... 15 Federal Mogul. ...... .... 16% Goodyear T&R . .. .. .19'h Key Ce nturion .... 10'!, Lands' End.. ..... .. .. .. 11% Lim!led Inc . ... . ...... 151/1 Multimedia In c.... .. ....... 6111, Rax Restaurants .. . H; Robbins & Myers . . 20 Shoney's Inc. .. .. ... 12% Star Bank ................. ... .1HIJ1 Wendy's lnt'l .6 Worthington lnd ......... .... 2111;. mostly sunny skies over the remainder of the state. The prediction of high temperatures ranging from the low 60s to the low 70s was about 10 degrees below normal for midSeptember. The weather service sa id dear skies and light winds Monday night would provide Ideal weather conditions to allow tempera tures to fall to near record lows over tile enUre state. Lows were expected to dip to 35 to 40 degrees, and some patchy frost was expected In low areas. Conditions should remain dry across Ohio until Wednesday, when a co ld front over the Special awards went to Ja ck DeWees, Sout h Charlesto n, best e ngine, 1980 Cherolet pickup; best int erior , Chuck Parker, Huntington. W. Va. , 1986 Toyato Pickup; best paint, Bill Pallon. Mineral Wells, W. Va., 1957 Ca mero: best G. M., Warren DeVault. Spencer, W. Va . , 1970 Chevy Nova; best Ford, Gene Whaley, Shade, 1959 Ford Edsel; best mopar. Dan Holtz, Hebron , 1970 Plymouth Cuda; longest owned car. Ed Huffman. Bellevi lle, W. Va . , 1937 Chevy coupe; comi ng the far Illes t for the show, Jim McConnell. Dover, who was also the oldest participant. On the car show committee with th e chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Venoy, Brian Bailey. Terry Bailey , and Brenda tMrs . Cra ig! Venoy. Others assisting were Tim Wyant. Frank Case, Chip Werry, Millke DeVault. Mandy Russell and Ann Van Meter . The funeral will be Wednesday, I p.m., at the Crow-HusseU Funeral Home with the Rev. Steven E. Dorsey officiating. Burial will be in the Beech Grove Cemelery, Pomeroy, Ohio. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 510 9 p.m. Martha Anderson Manha Elizabetll Ander.on, 87, of Racine, OH died ThW5day, September 13, 1990, a1 Veterans Memorial Hospital, in Pomeroy, following an e. tended illness. Born August 6, 1903, she was the daughter of the late James W. and Cara Rhodes. She attended the Nazarene Church in Racine and was a homemaker. She is survivoo by one son, James Arnold Anderson of Racine; two brothe~ . Kenneth and James Lester Rhodes both of Racine ; four gnmdchildren; three greatgrandchildren and four great-greatgrandchildren. Services were held II a.m. Sarurday, Sept. 15, 1990 at the Letan FaUs Cemetery Chapel with the Rev. Roger Grace officiating. The Casto Funeral Home in Evans, WV was in charge of ammgements. Licenses issued Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs Cou nty Probate Court to Dewayne Richard Fisher , 24, Middl eport and Rebecca Jean Terry, 19, Middle· port ; a nd Donna Sue Frank, 25, Pomeroy and William Russell Capehar t, Jr. , 32. Pomeroy. Plck·3: 1511 Plck-4: 2192 Cards: 4-H, 8-C, J -D, M-S Low tonight near 60. Chance of rain 70 percent. Wednesday, wtth high bin mid 70s. Page 3 Chance of rain 80 percent. • Rockies moves rast to western Ohio . Vo1.41 . No 95 Copyrighted 1990 1 Sectton. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. September 18, 1990 UA.TIONAL WEATHER FORECAST FROM 1 AtJ 9 -1~ ~0 10 7 .ll.1 ~IS.90 Council reappoints Zirkle Pomeroy fire chief By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff The reappo intment of Dannv Zirkle as Pomeroy Fire Chief was approved unanimously by Pomeroy VIllage Council when it met in regul ar session at Village Hall on Monday even in~. The appointment was made by Mayor Richard Seyler and be· Camara. --Area deaths-Ida Foss in the 70s and lows In the 40s. Overnight temperatures should be a little warmer Thursday and Friday. In the 50s. Cool sunny day s and cool nights were expected to hasten the ripening of apples . The maturation of some fruit and vegeta ble crops may slow, but harvest conditions are expected to be good. Early Monday , skies were mostly clear across Ohio except In th e extreme nortlleast corner where skies remained cloudy. Temperatures were mostly In the 40s with light north winds. Cold Canadia n air continued to flow southward over Lake Erie Into Ohio, bringing partly sunny sk ies over nortlleast sections and Ohio Lottery Broncos defeat Chiefs comes efff'cti ve on Tuesday . rl p·,~-~~ -· L p,~~.: .. WE ATilER MAP- A pretty nke day scross most of the country with the exception ol clouds and scattered showers In the upper Midwest. A lew Isolated thunderstorms are possible In Florida, along the Gull Coast, and In the Southwest, but mostly sunny skies and lair temperatures will pre• all lor the rest of the li.S. Zirk le's appointmen t follow s his July 2 resignation from thf' position. Mayor Seyler indicated to council that he promised Zirk lr "sweeping changes" in the way the department is operated; and sugges ted th at council COllsider pas sing a new ordinance con cern in g lire department operation . Seyler rem ind ed co un cil members that the current ordl · nance governing operation oft he volunteer fire deparunent dates to 1934. Co uncilma n Tom Werry sub· mitted a proposed ord ina nce to council members a t last night's meeting, but no ac tion was taken on the ord ina nce pending review of the proposal by council. Village Council heard a prescn tallon from Lenny Eliason of WMPO Radio, who detailed th e plans for a n "executive director · development director" for the Meigs County Cham ber of Com a position expected to be In place In the county by January 1' 1991. merce, Eliason reportPd that hr is now visiting cou nci ls and businesses requesting that they appropriate sums In the ir 19911993 budgcly fo r the remaining $111,000 in expensPs re quirfd for 1ht' position. Elia son requested tha t Pome· roy Village Council consider approp riating $1,500 to $2,000 In their budget fo r the next three years to assist In "picking up the difference" . $20.000 In salary has already been pledged fo r the director's A c hance of showers Wednes· day, with fair wea ther Thursday and Friday . Htghs will be In the 70s each day. with overnight lows in the 40s early Wednesday . and In the 50s Thursday and Fnday mornings. Three bas ketball coaching po· sitlons were filled and numerous teachers put on the substitute list at Monday night'smeetingofthe Sou th ern Local Board of Educa · lion a t Souther n High Sc hool. David Gaul was hired as the girls varsity basketball coach, Howard Caldwell Ill as varsitv assistant basketball coach, and Ronnie Qu illen as fres hman basketball coach. Added to the su bs titu te teachers list by the board were Bernadette Anderson, Robert Ashley. Nancy Basye, Nina Bias . Valerie Black, Judith Brow ning. Eileen Buck, Mary Canady. Sandra Cobb, Larry Coon . .Judith Croo ks. Debra Davis. Steve Deaver, Sharon Edmonds, Mi· c hae l Edwa rds, TP rrsa Fi eld s. ----Meigs announcements ___ llomecominK planned Hom ecoming at the Hemlock Grove Christian Church will be observed on Oct. 18. Worship service will be at 9:30a.m. with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. Th e 2 p.m. after noon service will tea· ture The Joy Singers-The Dailey Family. No one claims Ohio jackpot Saturday CLEVELAND ill PI I - None of th e tickets in Saturday night' s Super Lotto game had all six numbers picked In the drawing , so the ja ckpot lor Wednesday night goes up to $9 million. Ohio Lottery officials said 107 tickets had five numbers lor $1,000 prizes and another 5,005 had four numbers lor $75 each. The winning numbers were 1. 4. 2~1. 2i, 31 and 42. Lottery numbers CLEVELAND i UP li - Satur· day' s win nin g Ohio Lottery number s: Pick-3 2o6 Pick :1 ticket sa les totaled $1,488,839 50, with a payoff due of $1. 074,884 Plck-4 01 54. Plck -4 ticket sales totaled $285,555, with a payoff due of $134,000. Cards trn of hearts. queen of clubs . ace of diamonds . queen of spades. Cards ticket sa les totaled $154,693, with a payoff due of $87,850. Super Lotto I, 4, 25, 27, 31. and 42. Super Lotto ticket sales totaled $3,899,68.1. Kicker 145218 . Kicker ti cket sa les tota led $688,829 . Ticket sa les In the Super Lotto game totaled $3,899,683. In the accompanying Kicker game. the number H5218 pro· duced one winner. who will receive th e $100,000 grandprlze. Seven other tickets had the first five numbers, 61 had the first four, 633 !he fir st three and 6,249 the first two . Kicker ticket sales t9taied $688,829 Fill Til I'll \B\1 \U Fll.l .:-' 'lilliE I'll I:~( :BJI'TI( 1\:-'; TIIEBI : \II :-'l Bl·: \ COOII liE \:-'0\: Your Fruth Pharmacist Cares About Your Child's Health. Call If You Have A Question! Call : 992·6<91 Midd le porl. OH Thomas Gat es, Sue Graef'. F'rrn Grimm , Luclllr Haggerty. Val er ie H a nstl nc. Carol HarP. Barr~ i\.merican Revolution, In a.sklng resident.s to leasant Valley Hospital is plea.,.d to welcome Randall F. Hawkins. M.D. to It s medica l staiT. Dr HawkJns earned hts medical deg"'e In 1987 from the Marshall University Sc hool of Medicine, wh ere he completoo a three-year ,..,stdenry In lnt•mal Medicine. While a1 Marshall, he attend ed a comblnedAmerican-Sovtet s<'mlnaron stroke neurnloi(Y held In the Soviet Union. In 1987 . he studied neuroloi(Y at the National Hospital for Nervous Disorders In London. an Interna tionally recognized center lor neurnloi(Y. A member of the American Medical Association and an associate member of Ihe American College of Physicians, he has ro-autho"'d articles that have appeared tn national publications. Including lhe Jrumal ofComparatiV<? Neurology and an upcoming Issue of Chest. an lntematlonal journal of respiratory dt,..,ase. Dr Hawkins Is now seeing patients In hts oOlce In Sutte 13 of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Medi cal Office Building. Appointments may be made by calling (304j675·7700. Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 Auditor was approved for Fiscal Upon iJ motion by Wt>rry, counc il approved <1 limit on spend in g by vi llage department s and offices of $250 without the approval of co un cil. Counc il exeru tPd a quit -claim deed on the vi llage propertv being acquired by the McDo naid 's Corpora tion for it s n(~w restaurant at West Ma i n Strpet Tht> tra nsfer was approvrd Par licr this summer. Present at the meeting were Seyler. Mo rris. Werry. and Coun ell members Bill Young, Bruce Reed, Larry Wehrung and Betty Baron irk Haynrs. Shcrne Hen sler. Cheryl· Hawley, Paula Horton. Lots I hie. Rosea nn Jenkin s. Mi c hael Ke nnedy, Lee Lee. Henry Lewis, £let ty Loftis. [lever ly Lucas. Karen Lyons . Linda Mancini. Jane Manue l. Helen Ma ag. Brent Marsh all , .Judi th McCa rthy, Debbie McGui re, George McLean. Gera ld Nelson. Kathleen Parker. Steve Pat tr r son. Victoria PE>av lry, Max Pierce, Robin Pitzer , Robin Prenti ce. Lori Ritchie, Kelly Rizer. Cyndra Roberts, Jozir Robe rts . Carolyn Robin · son. Nathan Robi netle, Susan Roselcr, Laura Salser. Ardis Sa lyer , Ga la !Sa lyer. Ann Sisso n, Jeannie Slawter, Carol Smith. Kathy Smit h. Margaret Sm ith . Gregorv Specs. Deann a Sprigs, Pau l St umbo. Terry Wayland. Ralph Werry, Kay Wilson. Brian Zirkle. Betty Hutchinson. and Michael Mil le r The board also hired Luc il le Diehl and .Jeffrey Beaver as subs tl!u w custodians, and ap· provl'd a co nt ract with Dodson BrothPrs Exterminating Co. for pt•s t eont rol services Pickup a nd di sc ha rgp po int s for buses were apprnvPcl as wa s a work s tudy prog ra m under thr Job Tra ining Par tners hip Act with Bill Beegle a nd Diana Riel' to work with the s tuden ts on that sa les pro ject. Ba rbara LawrPncP was hired as a half-day CharpiN 1 readi ng tf',1 ChPr . The board accpptPd the gilt of an air condit!ont•r from Ca rla Shuler to be used In her classroom. Char les Norm prrs ldrrl at lhr met>ting attrndPd by board m<·mb<'l'S. c;a rv Wi llford. Scali Wolfr.H nd Su sir (;ruf'SPr. Supt. Bobby· Ord , and TrPasurt•r Dennv 11111 Clonch convicted, sentenced By BRIAN .1. Rt:t:ll st>ntim•l N('w~ Staff Followi ng a six -hour dPlibt~ ra l ion on Mond<Jy, a MP igs Counl _ v Common Plea~ Co url jury C'On virtcd Kod Clonch of Middleport on o nP cou nt of traffleking in marljuana whilP finding him innocen t of anoth er count of thP se~mt• c harge Clonc h was indictL•d t'arlit>r this summe r on two cou n ts of trafficking ; he was one of 12 al leged drug offenders ind icted by tht' Si.lffit' grand jury f ollowing an unden_ ·ovpr drug invpst i g<l jury's vPrdirl. Meig s Count~· Common PIC'a s Court Judgr FrPd W Crow Ill sente nced Clonc h to twn .w •ars ln pr ison and court cos ts Mrigs Co unty Pros('c ut ing Al tor nt'Y Steven L. Story st;J tPd that he was· really pleased with the results of th e tri a l and witli the se ntencing ." "I feel." Storv sa id Tul'sday morning, "that th! s sends a mt? ssagf' to people who may bt• in volvf' d in drug traffic k ing in Me tgs County rnforcement that thr law rommunitv . lhP thl' MPigs prosecuting attorney's ofll re and County Sher iff' s Department . the Meigs Co un ty Prosecullng AHornl'y' s off icP ;1 nd 1he Oh in B u r e ;1 u u f C r i m i n ;1 l the courts wi l l not toleratr sueh behavior ." Inves tigation Following l ht • n.•lurn of till' Meigs County Public De fender Char ir s H. 1\nlght. who represented Clonch In his trial. as well a s Steven Powel l. who was al so Local news briefs---. Woman injured in accident P gra nt ed to th e Ohio Department of Transportation on property belonging to the village at the former water treatment plant. ODOT requires the easment lor pending co nstruction at the inter· section or Nye Avenue a t Kerr's Ru n. A price of $5.277.50 wau ap · proved by council as the price for the new vil lage " tar buggy". The eq uipme nt will be purchased from the McLea n Co mpany. The Reven ue Sha ring Budget recen tly approved by the Cou nt y Year 1991. resolve to he better Informed and repo11-•lblle dlizens and to beco me more knowledgeable of the Consdtulion ol the United Stales which Is the country's basic document to protect the Individual liberties of all. June Ashley, Di\RConstlluHon Week chairman, poses with Mayor Seyler lor the signing. CONSTITUTION WEEK OBSERVED - Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler, In a proclamation signed Monday designated this week, Sept. 17-23, as Constitution Week. Mayor S••ylt,. joined Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Duughters of thJ• tlon conduch.•d b~' Introducing Dr. Randy Hawkins membership and public rPialion s affairs for the coun ty widc> chamber. Council accepted a bid of $.i, IIIII on the sale of a village backhor• The bid was subm itted by the Sutton Townsh ip Trustees. Council members a pproved an ordi na nce authorizing the hir ing of a vi llage tax administrator , setting the sa lary at $12,000 a nd putting into place a three-month probationary period on thr position. The counci l th en hired Susan Sa ndy of La ngsvil le tor the position. A requPst for a tPmporary easemE'nt at Kerr's Run was Southern board fills three basketball coaching positions ------Weather----South Central Ohio Clear Monday night, with a low near 40 . Sunny Tuesday, with highs In the lower 70s. Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday position. When tn place , the office will manage program arliviti 2s . A Pomeroy woman suffered minor Injuries Monday morning when she appa rent ly los t control of her vehic le on Townsh ip Road 303 in Meigs Cou nty a nd struck a tree . Grace H. Welch . 72, was travel ing south bound whrn she came around a curve and lost eontrol. She went off the left side of thr road, striking a fence an d a tree. accord ing to a report from the Gallla-Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol. Welch was Ia ken to Veteran s Memorial Hospital where she was admi tt ed for observation She wa s not cit ed in th e accid en t. Registration forms available Galla -Meigs Co mmunity Action Agency now ha s registrat ion form s available l or tho se Interes ted In being fu el vendors with Emergency HEAP this winter . Ind ividual s must com plete vendor reglstrat ion forms in order to be placed on the ve ndor list. Forms are available at Ga !Ua·Meigs CAA Central Office In Cheshire. For more Informa tion, residents may con ta ct the Cheshire office, 367·734 1 or 992·6629. Conti nued on page 10 I indicted as a resull of thr investigation, feels that perhaps the sta te Is go ing too far . ·'Powell was found not guil!y of threr charges In his indi ctm ent and Clonch was found not guilty of onr of the two offenses tha t he wa.s charged wi th. " Knight sa id . "That. to me. Indica tes that the se Individuals are being over· charged in order for th e prosecu · tor to get a conviction on >omethtn g", Knigh t continued . Powell was found guilty by a jury in th e sa me court on Frida y of aggra vated traffick ing In coca ine and tra lficking 1n marl juan a. Hr was found not gull tv of GRANT PRESENTED- A grant for $ll1,!!59 was presented to the Gallia County Commission for the Southeastern Counties of Ohio Task Force. The task forc e will Investigat e and pros.•cute dru~~~: · related crimes in flvt' countle!<!. From lt>ft (Tr ibune pholto ) $147,859 grant received from state to investigate drug-related crimes mar i juana The Govrr nor's Offi r r of Crim inal .l u stier Sr r vicps ha s. charges and another trafficking in marijuana charge . the jury deciding in stead to find him gull tv of drug abusr. South(•a stcr n Counties of Ohio Ta sk Force . ThP grant was prpsc•ntl'd during GovPrnor Ri two cul tivation of Consumer • pnces up in August WASHINGTON tUPII Hi gher oil costs from the Persia n Gu lf crisis sen t consumer pri ces up a sharp 0.8 percent in Augu st. the highest level since Jan uary and twice the month·earller gain. th e Labor Department said Tuesday. The government said a s harp uptu r n In petroleum -based energy prices, fu eled by Ir aq's Aug . 2 Inv asio n of Kuwait and the sub seque nt U.S .-led military re· sponse and U.N. trading sa ne· lio ns. were responsible for more than two fifths of the overall price Increase In the Co nsumer .Price Index . Gaso line prices rose 7.6 per cent In August and fuel oil prices soared 15.4 percent. Prices at tlle Con tinued on page 10 are Roger Brandt•herr}' prnjt>et t·oo rdlnalor; Brent Saunders, projt•t•t dirt·,·tor ; Don Phillips of thr Governor's Offic't• of Criminal .Justice Serviet>s; and Gallla County Commissioners G(•org-t• Popt•, Dr. Dun ~otlt•r and Kail Rurh·son . a wawrdcd SHi,859 to fund thf• c hard Ce lestc' sCa pti al for a Day on Se pt . 14 Th i~ ta sk forTf' is il jomt e ffort of thr southf'astr rn Ohio count irs to investiga t!' and prosf'cutr cr imes in vo lv in g thP sa le and u sr of illegal drug' Agencies parti ci pating are thr prosecuting attornevs and she· riff's departm ents in Gal li a, Run Road and Into the creek was what happened to thl8 vehicle drl•en by Kenneth Rllfie, Syracuse, early Monday e•enlng. The Racine squad with four members and the Racine Volunteer Fire Deparbnenl with 15 men and two trucks I Mrigs, .Ja r ks•m. \ "mton <Jnd Hu')s ro unti Ps. The Gallitt Count\ ( ·u rnmiss ion wa s thf' <.t Ciual rf'rip iP nt s l)f thP grant. writtrn b_ v Proj f'rt Cnordi nator Rogrr BrandrbC'rr.v . A pr rvious ta sk lorrf' of thi s Con tinued on page Ill responded to p.m. was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he remained Tuesday morning lor observation. tpholo by Dennis M. Wolfe, Racine Squad) � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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