http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5eafe45bad285629c668ed9685fff850.pdf fb03fa09756615c5ae86b262b85a6771 PDF Text Text ......... ...--- --:- Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel ,_Local news briefs Squads have 7 Monday calls Seven c al ls for assistance were answered bv the units of the Meigs County Emerge ncy Medical Services o·n Monday . At 3:22a.m., Syracuse squad was called toPagevllle Road lo r Bonnie Qulvey who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 1: 39 p .m. Rutland went to Mine 31 to transport Ernes t Munday to Holzer Medical Cen ter . Rutland was dispatched to New Lima Road at 2: 31p.m. for Harold Nutt who was taken to Veterans Memorial. At 3:51 p.m., Middleport went to Zuspan Hollow Road lor Betty Caldwell who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital, at 4:51p.m. , Syracuse squad was called to Dutchtown Road for Ely White. , also taken to Veterans; and at 7:13p.m .. the Racine unit went to State Route 124 for Wanda Riffle , also ta ken to Veterans Memorial. Tuppers Plains squad was called to State Route 681 at 10:32 p.m . for J ohn Hawk who wa s tran sported to Pleasant Valley Hospita l. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Explosives found in Piqua; 2,000 evacuated PIQUA , Ohio iUPl) - Abou t 2,000 people stayed away !rom thelr homes lor a second day Tuesday as officials tried to decide what to do wtth a qua rt of nitroglycerin found In a basement . The powerful explosive, some black powder, wtre and a detona · lion device were found at the home of Dana Taylor, 26, Man· day mornlng when pollee re· sponded to a domestic quarrel at the house. More than 12 city blocks were closed off, with some residents spending the night at an evacua· tlon center set up at Ni cklin Elementary SchooL RJR Nabisco refinances loan NE W YORK iUPI ) - RJR Na bisco Inc. said Monday 11 Is beginning a $6.9 billion reflnanc· lng that will retire the debt · ladened company's most trouble some junk bonds and leave It wtlh a more conservative balance ShPet. The food and tobacco gla n t said $4.45 billion of Its high-yield , high· rlsk junk bonds, Is sued to help finance Its reco rd $24 .9 billion leveraged bu yout last year . and $2 billion of oUter cos~y forms of debt wtll be replaced wtth lower-cost bank debt , pre· !erred stock and new equity. Chairman Louis V. Ge r stner J r . said the program Is expected to leave the company with total debt of les s than $20 bllllon and Iota! equity of about $4 bliUon. The company estimated li s debt-to-equity ratio would drop to 5·1<>-1 at the completion of the res truct uring as compare d to 23- to-tlas r March. "This comprehensive recapital ization initiates the second ma jor phase of our rebuild ing program for RJR Na bisco," Ge rstner said in a pre pa red statement . While th e fi rst phase Inc luded the divestiture of $5.5 billion In asse ts and strategic changes to Increase cash flow and Improve profit margins, Gerstner said the seco nd phase will increase equity in th e company by more than SJ billion, signific antly reduce high· cos t debt and elimina te all remai ning te mpcrary bridge loan s used to help finan ce the buyo ut. RJR Nabisco and Kohlberg Kravls Roberts Co., the leve r· a ged buyout firm that took the company private in the most expensive transaction in history, had been working for months to find a way to avert a potential financi al crisis related to some of RJR Nabisco 's junk bonds . The ma in objective of the plan Is to retire most of the junk bonds th e company was required to reset to trade at full par value by next April. These notes were trading at tremendously depressed levels earlier this yea r. Although the bonds had rebounded somewhat , RJR Na · blsco faced the prospect of paying costly yields that would have hurt its cash flow . The plan, howeve r , leaves RJR N a blsco with $2.05 billion ea r· m arked lor the repurchase ollts m os t problematic notes, and resets the yield s of two rema in· lng 14.07 percen t junk bonds at Interest rates of 17 percent and 17.625 percent. Bur analy sts said It Is unlikely there will be many of the reset bonds left on the marker at the time the company Is required to pay Interest on them . " The ra te Isn't high when you consider the company will be buying the bonds back all along," sa id Lonnie Schaeffer. a v1 ce president of capital markets at F irst Alban y Co rp. The reset rates were set by a neutr al Investment bank , Do- na ldson, Lu fkin & J enrette Secu· Grant will ... Continue d from page I Title III of the federally funded Job Training Partnership Act. JTPA, administered in Ohio by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Se rv1ces, Is a partnership among busi ness. indu stry. labor. e du ca· Hon and government designed to train disadvantaged a nd unem· ployed persons for job opportunl ti es. Titl e III target s funds to dlslocal cd workers. --Area deaths-Ruth Hill Ca lif. , and An thony Mel van and Sue Stephenson. both of Gallipolis; one s lster · ln ~ law, Rosemond Ec kardt of Greenfield, Iowa; and four great-grandchildren . Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family . There will be no visitation. Burial will be In Greenfield Ce metery. In lieu of fl owers conlrlbuUons ca n be made to the Am erican He ar t Association or the Amerl c an Lung Association. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Cre· meens Funeral Chapel. Ru th E. Hill. 71. of Bu c kha nnon, W.Va , died at Si Jose ph' s Hospita l in Buckhannon on Friday. She was OOrn Decem be r 12. 1918 in Pomeroy . the daughter of the la te Cl arence and Stcl L1 tGr irnm l Ebersbac h. She was a mem ber of th e First Uni ted Met h o d ist C hur c h In Buckhannon. She is su rvived by her hu s· band , Rod ney W. " Rocky" Hill; one daughter , Lynda Cline . Indi · anapolls; one son. Gregory C. Hill , Buckhannon, one bro ther. George Ebersbac h, Middleport; two s isters. J ean Cooke. Middl e· pori and Al yce Lalich, Sp r ing Annis Phelps, Jr. Hill , Fla.; seven grandc hildren Annis L. Phelps, Jr., 63, of West a nd e ight great -gr andchildren. Co lumbia died Mooday, July 16, She was preceded in death by a 1990 at Pleasant Valley Hospital sister, Mary He len Dav is. Born Sept 21, 1926, in WhitesFuneral services were held Monday a t Po ling-S t. Cla ir Fun· vill e, West Vuginia, he was the son era l Home In Buckhannon. Bur· of Anni s L. Phelps , Sr. and Arizona (Watts) Phelps. Phelps worked as a ia l will be in Pomeroy . cooductor for Conway Railroad. He was preceded in death by a step· son, Edward "Guy" VanMeter. Helen Brown Survivmg is his wife, Helen Sue Phelps, West Columbia; two Helen Ma e Brown. 76, of 602 Spring Valley Dr., died Sunday, daughters, Hazel Jean Cleland, July 15, 1990 at Holzer Medical Chrisney, IN and Dottie Lou Wdl, Ce nter following an extended Pomeroy, Ohio; two sons, Wiley L. Phelps and Earl E. Phelps, both of Illness. She was born Aug. 11, 1913 In Pomeroy, Ohio; two step-sons, Creston. iowa , daughter of the Charles Franklin VanMeter, Jr., la te Fred L. a nd Grace Devoe Clifton and Joseph Allen VanMeter, West Columbia; two brothers, Luce. She was a re tired bookkeeper Frank Phelps of Garden Grove, CA lor Scott Foresman Publishing and Bdly Phelps, Plteland, CA; two Co., Illinois Central Railroad and sisters, Ruth llBmmonds and Brown Packing Co., all In the Coletta Osborne, both of Pheland, CA; seven grandchddren, five stepChic ago, Ill. area. · She has been a Gallla County grandchildren and four greatres ident since 1979 before mov· granddlildren. lng from South Holland, Ill. Services will be Wednesday, July She was preceded In death by 18. 1990 at II a.m. in Foglesong her husband, Donald Jay Brown, Fpneral Home with the Rev. Ge<rge Hoschar officiating. Burial Fe b. 24, 1987. Surviving Is one daughter, will follow at tlte Kirkland Mrs. Jack (Barbara) Melvan of Memorial Gardens. Galllpolls; four grandchUdren, Friends may call at tlte funeral Donald Me Ivan of Tampa, Fla., home from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Michael Melvan of Los Angeles, Tuesday, July 17, 1990. ----Meigs announcements--Meet set J uJy Z7 Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative will hold Its annual meeting on Friday, July 27, at Buckeye Hills Career Center at Rio Grande. Registration will begin at 5 p.m. and the business meeting will start at 7: 30. Tuesday, July 17. 1990 rites Corp., after RJR's advisers and bondholders' representa· lives di sagreed on the appropriate rate . Additionally, the company plans a $2.4 billion exchange offer In which certain reset bonds can be traded for cash and convertible preferred stock. Other parts of the restructur lng Include a $1.7 billion equity infusion from KKR and the repayment of $1.15 billion bridge loan with a new $2.25 billion line of bank credit . Rescuers ... Continued from page 1 interv1 ew with a Manila radio station. ''We can't say how many there are but the rescuers were trying to reach them." U.S. Ambassador to the Philip~ pines Nicholas Platt said three officials of the U.S. Agency fo r In te rnational Development trapped at the Nevada Hotel while attending a seminar had been rescued bur anotlter wa s pulled out of the ruins dead . No additional details were released. Officials said the Monday afternoon earthquake measu red 7.7 on the open-ended Richter Scale and was centered In Cabanatuan , 60 miles north of Manila. It was the worst temblor to hit the Philippines In 14 years. Authorities said the quake killed 196 people and Injured 595. The dead Included 81 In Bagulo. 20 in Dagupan city in Pangas l ~ nan , 24 In La Union prov1nc e, 60 In Nu eva Eclja, one In Tar lac and 10 In Metropolitan Manila . The Red Cross reported 221 deaths. The soc ial welfare deparonent said 19.183 people wer e homeless. Officials fear the death toll will r ise. Bagulo, 120 miles north of MManila, remains Isolated because of landslides and downed commun ications and power lines. At least 70 aftershocks have been record ed, offic ia ls sa id. Pres ident Corazon Aquino, a c· companied by her 1 8 - year ~old . daughter Kr ls, flew by helicopter to Cabanatuan City In Nueva Eclja Tuesday . She consoled relatives of the victims a t a building near the toppled six · story Philippine Christian C'.ol· lege, where crews were attempt· lng to rescue some 100 people pinned Inside. Aquino later declared an emer· gency In fiv e hard·hlt towns to allow swtlt relief and rehab! lil a· tlon operations . Twenty mangled bodies had been recovered from am ld the slabs of concrete and twts ted steel in the school that folded like an accordion. of!lclals sa id. Workers using chain saws. blow torches and flashlights rescued mor e than 100 s tud e n ts overnight. In Washington, the Pentagon said It had received no report s of deaths or injuries among the 15,000 U.S. mili tary personnel in the Philippines Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m. i Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Ellis 6 Loewt Am Electric Power.. ........... 29% AT&T ................................ 37 Ashland Oil ....................... 37Y. Bob Evans .. .. ...................... l4\ii Charming Shoppes ...... ... .. .11'% City Holding Co .. .......... ,... l5Y. Federal Mogul. .................. .l8Y. Goodyear T&R .... ............ 29 % Key Centurion .................... 12* Lands' End ................. .. ...... 16Y. Limited Inc .... .. ..... ... .. ........ 24~ Multimedia Inc ............... 70~ Rax Restaurants ..... ............ . 2-IJ Robbins & Myers ...... .. .... .. .. 22Y. Shoney's Inc ..... .. ... .. .......... 15'% Star Bank ................. ........ ... 20 Wendy's Inti ...... ...... ..... .. ..... 6'% Worthington lnd .. .............. 23% Hospital news Veterane Memorial ADMISSIONS Benny Spears, Syracuse; Helen HarriS, Syracuse; Anna Frank, Pomeroy. William DISCHARGES Hughes, William Smith, LIUian David. Taylor was arraigned Tues day ln Mi ami County Municipal Court on a cha rge of possess ion of a dangerous ordnance. a fourtlt· degree- felony, alter reportedly threatening to blow up his estran ged wile, Karin . 20 . Ba ll was set at $50,000 and he wa s being held In the Miami County JaiL The FBI, Including an agent from Washington, were called In to decide what io do with the nitroglycerin found In two 16· ounce bottles In the basement of Taylor's home. The FBI used an electronic devi ce called a " sniffer" to try to determine how dan gerous the situation was. A bomb squad chec ked the home aga in Tuesday as offici als we ighed their course of a ction . Nitroglycerin is a colorless , oily liquid used In dynamit e th at Is se nsitive to shock and can bl ow up with a slight movement or sudden temperature chan ge. Officials reportedly were considering parceling out the liquid and tran spcrtating it in s tages to a farm north of town to be detonated. In addition to adja· cent bl ocks, offic ials cleared a n evacuat ion route lead ing to the farm. They al so cons idered blowing up th e nitrog lycerin at a lot nea r th e house. Tuesday morning , cit y workers began re adying the area for a possible detonation by boarding up neighboring houses and preparing to cu l off gas and electricity. Fire trucks and hoses were deployed to the neighbor· hood , sa id city Prosecutor Mike Hemm . Taylor. descri bed as lon g inter · Highway bids are announced COLUMBU S, Ohio iU P li Beave r Excava ting Co. of Can ton was the appare nt low bidder of three bids received Tuesday by the Ohio Department of Transpu· ration lor completion of the middl e section of U.S. 35 ln Gall Ia Count y The Canton firm submitted a bid of $8,495,896.55. The project was es tim ated to cos t $8,335,000 Ot her bidders were Jo hn R Jurge nse n Co. of Cinc inna ti. $8, 701,600.34; and Kokoslng Co n structlon Co, Frederi ckt own, $8,792,107.47. Cheryl Guerra . " His solution to everythin g was to blow it up ," she said "I always thought he was a little bit es tcd in roc kets and explosives. had threa tened to kill his wife once when she was goin g to leave h lm . sa id Ta y lor's sis te r ·in-law , Ohio Lottery Jackson hits 3 homers in row for Royals craz Daily !\umber 284 Pick-4 8446 Page 4 Vol 40, No. 302 .... ..a..&. = ~ ~~~~~ TT ~ ~ - -· - - ~ f~ Tna.ogo~..li.1. yA :li-..., ... ~ .....!We<l "'' ...,,., "' • .,..,. . ........... ------Weather-----Thursday through Saturday Fair Thursday , and a chance of showers and thunderstorms Fri· day and Saturd ay . Highs wil l ra nge from th e mid 80s to the low 90s each day. with overnight lows In th e 60s. By VINCENT DEL !i!UDICE tiPI Business Writer WA SHINGTON - Consum ;•r prices jumped by a s urpri sin g 0.\ perce nt in J une on higher food . a ft er r ising by 0.5 percent in been runnm g at ahou t 4 7 pe r - u ptu r n 1n th e ind ex f or frui t s and sl ipped a not her 0.1 percent Jf lr r Marc h, according to !he re port compiled by the department 's <l ft t-•r inr r'easl ng by 0.8 pcrcr nt i n cent.lh e LaborDepartm ent sa id. veget ab les. co upled with a s harp a 0.:1 pf' r cr nt dPc line rrp ort ed i n \l ay ~b l'. Bureau of Labor Statistics. ln a rel ated report i ss ued housin g and rnc rgy C'Osts. th r Wedn esday, th e government sa1 d Labor Departm en t reported Wedn esday . Private economists expectf'd a n increase of 0.3 perce nt in th e gove rnm ent 's c lose ly watc hed Consumer Price Ind ex. In May and Apr il, consum er prices a dv anced by 0.2 percent "Abou t bO p.>rcent of th f· Ju ne mcroasP 1in th is ca trgoryl w as acco unte d fm by a LA percen t jum p i n priers for to bacco a n d ave r agf' weekly earn in gs a ft e1 Pr ices for hous in g surged O.h pc r cr nt in .lu nl' a fte r ga ini ng 0.2 pe r ce nt in M ay, wh ile food and bcvcragp priers shot up 0.7 pe r ce nt las t m on t h ;lf ter in c hi ng up 0 1 percent in May , t hf' de pa rt men t sa id . ·'R isi ng ho m eowner co s ts wrrf' primar i ly.' respunsib h• for t hP i ncr ease in t he s helter index." th e repor t said . "A subs tan ti al ri se in pork anct poullry pri ces. we n• Jar gPIJ' r esponsible for thr increase in the food i ndex." Gas oli nr pr icPs ror kP tf'rl 2 :1 per ren t in Junl' after fall ing l .f. per cen t i n May , as overa l l transporta t io n cos ts movf'd a hf'a d0.4 percen t vs _a drop ofO .L pr r crn t in M ay. tht' govrr nmf'nt said. In ol hPr r .1trgoriPs 1n J une - Appar pl a nd upkPep costs inflat ion - or th e buying power of Am er ican work ers - re· m a l ned unc hangPd i n J une a fter advancing by 0 2 percent in May . With the over all 0. 5 increase in consumer prices i n JunP, in fla lion fo r the la st 12 months has for m or e rain . By JIM FR E EMAI" Sentin el Ne ws Staff ing sy stfl m T hursd ay . Acco rdi ng to Gn :·s Pomerov ma nager . Ga r y B ales . t hat i ~ w hrn thC' p hone com pa n ~' inaugu rat es thn.'P fl (: w d ig ital sw it c hing c entr a l Minnesota. sys tems. These new sys tems cost GTE $9% .000 Ba les sa 1d that an additional $138.000 was invested in projects designed to support The storm s were movlng eas t and some had hea vy rains an d frequent lightning, th e NWS sa id. Thunders torms a lso hit n or~ lheasl Indi ana with powe rf ul storms that were 30 miles north of Fort Wayne ear ly Tuesday moving east at about 30 mph. sldf> streets in San An tonio we re barri caded as autltorlties bra ced t he nrw systf'm . pushing th r to tal amount spe nt to more than Sl l SUMMERTIME SPECIAL! NEioV..~JWNE..OFJ'JCE ~. Ga.ry .Bates, looal phone manager, stands In front of the olflce In Letart Falls. The new phone svslem !!~~ more. upUQll!i .llcVaUabkJor Letart Falls, Racine and Rutland eustomers. Warm weather Offer Good NowThn.. / ,ugust 31 , 1990 conttnues Completely Installed With By UnltL"d Pres s lntfornalional With a n East Coasl hig l1 pr ess urC' sys tem ta king co nt rol, tranqu i l summrr wra th Pr will bethe rule in Ohio thro ugl1 Thurs- 200 Gallons Of Petrolane LP Gas _ For Dtptndable Propane Service Clfl (304) 675-1700 - "Your Area Authorized Petrolane LP Gas Dealer" with 100 <'qualiO wha l $!()(]wou ld ha1·e bought in 1984 sk iPs Tul.' sdJy I '' project.'' as the base unit lor the Leta rt Fa lLs. Rac ine and Rutland off! Rar in r and Rut la nd exc hanges. \\.-'f''rp conf i den t th e new systems will provide rxce lle nt srrvicr to our customf'l"s By LEE LEOI"ARD 1 lll i.I JMIJUS - Cal ling s k\ rockrting hea lt h carr costs a "soc ial !ragPd:V ... Rrpublican I \' oi novic h pll'dgr d T uPsda\· t o tr_v to pr ov idr af fo rdablr hPalth c~m · msu ra ncP to P\'l 'n' Oh ioan m id 60s by 211(11. Wrdnr sdal' Lot s of sun shi nl' WPd nesdJ_ \ · was to p ropf' l tr m pera turf's to very w arm n •ad in gs by laH' aft er noon . Hi ghs wf' rc to r0ach th P 90s. excp pt in th P rx trPmr· nor th eas t cor ner of t hr stai r . Hut \·c11novirh said t hr Kay· t o do it i:- to get Pmplo_v rrs. in suran rr compan iPs, doctor s. hos p!l al -;_ consumt·rs and othrr a fkr tt' cl par! iP~ to barg;un o n<~ rt' ;J :,o n ablt~ sy·s tt•m. and nor for ~o,·rr n ml'nt to mandate onP o n Wedn esday nigh! wi ll br clear with lows falli ng int o lh e 6() s f'mp lo_ \ ·f•ro.., ''\\'hal v.:p'rr goi ng to trY to d o thund Pr st nrm s Highs Frid ay will be 1n lhr middle to upper ~ s. bul lhe h1ghs Sa turd ay and Sunda y wi ll be cooler. in th r up per 70s to mid -80s. Lows will be in 1h0 60s throughout the penod The livestock safety index will most areas both Wed nesday a nd Th ursda y, while the warm. sunn y wea ther w ill ravor rapid growth of corn and soybea ns. Har vestin g conditions wi ll br good for lhe mos t part thro ugh Thursday . Scatt ere d thunder · storm s la te In the w ee k and over the w ee kend m ay ca use so m e delays In harves tin g a nd cul11 v ation . In sect ac ti vit y may increase the next few days wi th Ihe wa rm weath er . Spraying co nd itions will be bes t during the mild er morning and eve ning hours. Conditions will be good for hay curing Wednesday and Thurs· day, with afterno on humidit ies dropping to 40 percent to 45 percent Wednesda y and 45 per· ce nt to 55 percent Thursday. Dew Co ntinued from page 1 Juts han• bf'en m ai led out to res in th f' t hrPf' com muniti es. The company's off iee on Wes t Mai n St ree t in Pomer oy se rvps com fort ab le IPv Pls statew id t'. bot tom ing out i n the low to be suffi cient for th<' fr on t to trigger a t lea s t sca t tered be made bv mark ing a ballot d1stribu lrd b\' GTE. Those bal · the new e-lectroni c ('q ui pment has bee n un derway for sever al wee k s t o r n surr p r o p er opera tion. Th 1s ni 'W com pu tPr -con tr oll ed swit ch in g sys tem p rovi des abou t a fivC>fold increase in cal l ha nd ling raparit~· ovrr l hf' f'Xist UPI State houst> Reportrr ('('S . Th is mea n s Pump r o\· 's larger s_vsH'm pr ovi dPs compu and should Ue re - " Wc' r r Pxc i ted about t his co m mPn ted Bates . "and wh ile it represents a heavy Inves tm ent 1n the Letart Fa lls, trr r apJcit\ to furnish !hP nf'\\. I" gr t t'\"PI'vbo d y· ro-.f' r·r d hv in .s urJnl' ('. · Voi novid1 told a pre ss confrrr ncr . · ·wr wa n t 10 )::r t rv£>rybod _ v in thr room. anrl t'\ Prv b od v·-;going lo ha\'1' tog ivp ;l l i111(' . " Thr Rcpublic.1n Lindidatf' n ' l!'tl<-; Pd a hP:.Ji l h cJ rf' program v.-h ich boils down to rrf ormi ng ~rdira i d and lmp roY ing a\ cf'ss to IH•alth r an • Hr sa id rhildrr n and 1lw t' ldrrly should br srnrd f1ro.,t. and t tJal l1h pla n would i mrn t' di"trlv a ffP< 'I 110.000 of thP Sl I m il lion OhiO<lll " l ack ing ht 'a l th carr• covf' r ;t g£• Thf' pnct• tag on Vo mvic h\ pb n wa ~ pl :tc t'(l Jl :S29l m il lion fo r th r f1rs t fi scal yt'ar. Hr sai d t-'mplo_vf'rs wo ul d bp l! Skl' d to co nt r ib utC' to t he pl an. and th at i ns ura ncr companies would have to u n drr~o sc ru tiny . · 'EvPry bocl~ 's part of !hr pr oblem. " he sa id . " E v erybody has to t1ght0n up ... \·o in ov1ch proposPd crrating .J bas1 c hralth rarP plan as t.l fi\'C' \T:.J r pi lo t proj t'ct to i nsure -., mal l bu siness f'm pl oyees and 1h1 · wmk ing poor ra rn mg up to doubl t• th1' fc·d.-.·ra l 1-JO\'l'rt v leve l. <i l' $:.n.o1 ~ 1 a ~-f'ar T ha t pro(?; ram wou ld cnst $7 ~ m il liUI\ ;1 \' I'd !". tht• CJ ild ida tp :OJ id Co nttnut'ri n n pagr :1 Gret>nspan says: th-E' ru le agai n T hu rsd.1y wit h high tempe ratu res around 90 II L:srrs wi ll also noticr th a t tht> fam iliar dial tone ha s J highf'r pit chrd electron ic sound whrn thrv usr thr1r phonrs [or thr fir st turnc•d by August 15. g uht 'rl1<-11orial norn1T1Pl' (;t•nrg' ' dcg-rf'f'S throu ghou t the state . T he nPx t c hance fo r prrn pi ta li on w ill br on F ri day , whPn •• a cold fr on t crosses the stall..'. M oisture a nd in st abil it y sh ould and ca ll wai ti ng. Ca tes said. fo r loca l cal ling to cont1 nu0 unm trrruptrd eve n if an acc ident shou ld sever t he links to Pom ero.v B e~t e~ rppo n s t hat th r ne\-\' sw it chin g crntrr '" pavrs thr way for Eq ual Access" This w i l l r nab le cus tomers to ~r l rc t th e long d is tance company of thPir cho iCC' . T he se lection w i l l The new dig it al switching rqu1pmrnt wa s insta lled at offi· rt ig ht ear ly The GTE customers tn the ll:J squarr m ilr area of sou th easrrrn Mrigs Co unty sPrviced by the exc han ge can look furwl.l rd to fas trr procrss ing of cal ls . c lr arrr co nn rc ti ons and nr w scrvicC's. incl ud i ng touch r ai ling. thrcf' ·wa:,.-· ca ll ing, spe ed ca lling sNvicrs for thC'sr three offi ces . HowevPr. the advance des ign of thr system s ma kes it possi ble million. Accord ing lo Ba tes . teslmg of allowed tem!Jf'ralures to fa ll to rise into tht' dange r ra t f'gor~' i n CITY ICE &FUEL CO. shot u p 0 . ~ pcorc en t last month ru~tomPr s . ~' ' mornin g . *Includes 20' of Copper, Over 20' Of Copper Extra (3o4) 675·1700 The lonsu mer Prier Index il '->Pif finishP d t lw m nnt h rt l 129 .9. produc ts in May." ti me on T hursduy morning I --;!!I !I dav. and there will br no re lil'f frOm th e hr at un tH thP werk r nd. Clear ... I a ~ a in . Mo stl y su nny skies wi ll br NowThru Aug. 31, 1990 re ported that the costs of other r onsu m f'r goods and srrvirrs Voinovich calls rising health care costs a "social tragedy' 0 00* sai d. "Th is follows a sha r p ri s-f> i n whoiPsalP pr iel's for tobacco So me 1.236 rps idc nts of Leliut ac ross the north ern P lains early Tuesday . brightenin g skies with ll ghlnlng in easter n North Da· kol..,, northeas t So uth Dakota and a nd smoki ng product s." the report creased 0.2 per cent for the se cond st raig ht mon th. Thr Labor De partmc·nt a lso i ng rlr c t ro mrcha nic al sys trm . Hat rs rx pla i ned . Fa lls, Rac ine an d Ru tl and wi ll begin uSi ng a new dig ita l swi tch · thunders torm s swept northw es t 11.7 pe rce nt aft er a 0.8 perce nt gai n i n Ma _v - [nte r ta inme nt costs I n - Thursday for 1,236 residents The heavi est rains, some dumping 2 'h inc hes an hour , were reported so utheast of San Antonio and were moving slowly northward, the Na ti on al Weather Service sa id. Stro ng - Medi ca l care cos ts advanced GTE to switch to new system Rains continue in southwest By Untied Press lnlernallonal Showers and thunderstorms m ove d through a lre a d y drenched sections of souther n Texas, closing roads and s trand· ing res ident s Tuesda y, but flood wate rs ca used by a drought turned deluge receded In Sa n Antonio Roa ds reopened in San Anton io as ragin g to rrents caused by 10 .5 Inches of rain dra ined awa y, but heavy rain Tuesday for ced thr closure of at leas t one highway In the Victoria area. south eas t of San An ton lo. Flas h fl ood watc hes were in effect ear ly Tuesday in much of south Texas as s c a tt er~d thunderstorm s rumb led as far no rth as Houston. So me flood -prone 25 Cents A Mult imedia In c . Newspapor Consumer prices up 0.5 percent during June ~~ :::,.._,. {: ~ WEATHER MAP - Very wet conditions will continue over portions of the South, while only scattered morning showers and thunderstonns are possible over the Appalachians and also over the upper Midwest. The remainder of the country will be fairly qulet , with a warm, steamy morning followed by a sunny, hot afternoon. 1UP!) South-Ce ntral Ohio Par ty clear Tuesday nig ht , with a low in th e mid 60s. Partly cloudy Wednesday, wll h highs near 90. Extended Forecast 2 Sect ion s. 16 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 ·~ Clear tonight. Low In ,mid 60s . Mostly sunny Thursday. High near 90 . Likelihood of recesslon seems low 0 BRAINS OF THE SYSTEM - Ga ry Hates, f'ortlt'ro y GTE manager, shows high te c hnolo gy t>qui pm ent in lht• nr w phon•· offlcr in Le tart }'all~. ThP ne w digital swit {· hin g S ) ' l.i lf' nl g o('S intu operation tomorrow morning. Persons found guilty on charge of assault Aller spend ing a dav and a ha lf li stPn in g to tes timony in a M eigs Co unt y court room . a jury re- tu rned a guilty verd ict yeste rd ay on a charge of assault aga inst David Persons. The jury deliberated for less than an hour befor e returnin g to th f> cou rtroom with its ver d ict. Perso ns, wh o was r eprese nted by Ylelgs County Public De· fe nd er Cha rles H. Knight, was fo und lo be Innocent on a rela ted c ha rge of fe lonious assault . He was sente ncad to a term of six month s In the county jail and fined $500 on th e assa ult charge. · ' 11 ()1;.'1'\'{'r' . Stor y· s;1id ,. , plaining tiH' diffnt-nct' in till' chargrs. " th(• jur~- rulrd that Pe r so ns actf'd rPcklr ss ly instrad of knowingly . Tht• c o n so l~tti n n is tha t someonp as \'iolrnt a." Perso ns i s IOf'kPd up for ;1 si gnfica nt period of timP· · K nig ht was mon' StJ t is f iC'd with the j u ry's vf'rdi r t " I am ver y pl t•as Pd wit h t hr at a "somewhat s lowe r durin g thP sPrond q uartrr . On Ua la nCl'. Crrcnspan sa id. " thP rco nomy: stlll appears to bP grow in g. and th r likelihood of a nenr -term rC'r f'sston SPf'ffi S low. In part beca u se bu sinPsses have> IJern working hard to keep their Pe r so ns was too ... K night wen t on t o s,l_v. ''T he i nvrntortrs tre nds." jury fully co nsidered lhe cv l de nce and had diffl cu lt .v fi nding th a t Pe rsons aC' It d knowi ng ly to tha t he acted rPck less ly." Pe rsons was indicted by I hr Me igs Coun ty Gra nd J ury in June. The Indict ment a lleged that Persons assaulted Andy lannarrelll on the night of Apr il H In !he parkin g lot of the Blue Tar ta n Ta vern In Mlddleporl. in llne w it h sa les Greenspa n said prr('rnr A d rop in r ;ll ('<-; co uld low('r inter Ps t p;n ·mrnt s for '-'('\'E' r al ( ·n mp Mlit·~. which in turn rou lrl (•ncourJg4 ' IJ usi nr...,-,es to l'XI-Ja nU .1nd promp1 ba nkrrs TOPase l hPir ~ !·n d mg rPqu i rrmrn ts Cn·P tls pd n spl i t srma nt ical h:lirs and rolcl tiH' pH nl' l hr dar:. not th i nk ttw currrnt crrdi t ~ituat inn rrprrsrnts a "crrd it nunrtl." IJpca uo;;f' "tho._, ,. wnrd s connnlr' a ro n tr<.~rt ion of lf' nd i n~ on J m •.qor scalf' · l nstPa d. hr sa id. lender s arf' rl't urn ing !o norm s set beforp t he l ~l KOs. a drcadr Crt 'r nspa n notf'd wao., t' rt.~ugh t IA'ith fi nanc i al {'X('f''->S. "A ut I can we ll appn·c iatc tha t m_v ~- ~ r·w ru1 th is top ic may be I.:H'rrP ivPd a~ a se ma ntJ c nicpt y' b.\" a borrowrr w ho today i s ~ uddf' nl ~· unaiJit' to get a loan on the trrms former ly ava i labl P. ·· hr sa id . Turning toward mom't ar.v po l Con tinued on page 5 ratP' ' out co me a nd I know thai Mr co mm it th e cr ime. r at her find in g Meigs Co unt y Prosecullng AI forney Steven L. Story Indic ated th a t he would like to have see n a felonious assaull conv1cllon . "] would like to have seen Mr Pe rsons go to prison", Story re por led after th e senl encl ng Tu esday a ft er noon. W.-\S l!J »;CT()!' 1lPI1 - Fed lksrn·r Chairman Alan CrPrn <-, p;l n -.aid \r\'pdnPsday· thf' likl' l ihnod of a m·;1r 11·rm i'f 'l 'l'-" ...; iu n '"S( ' \ ' m ~ low" and ~ ug~ro.,tp<J tlw Fr·cl m tg hr ad j ust its monl' tary po licv if mol Jor cut s ~-J.n • maclr in thf' ff'drn l IJudg('t drfict r. In his S('m i;Jnnu;_ lltro.o.,Urnon _ \ on tht' ('('Onomy a nd monptar.v 1-JUI icy. C r Pt' nspan to ld thr Srna1£• IJ<Irl ki ng Commi!lP<' that thr Pco nomy ap pc.'<.HS to ha vP grnwn f'rtll l.ocal news briefs Patrick arraign~d on 2 charges Chri sti na Pat ri ck. Rac inf', was arraignPd on c hargrs of comp liC'i1y an d carry in g a co ncea led weapon TuC'sday aft er noo n the Frd' s moneta ry pulley has "conti nued to br di rected at sus tainin g th e> f'Conom ic ex pa nsion whliP m ak ing p r og r ess t owa r d pr ice sta bilit y llcce nl ev idence of tig hte nin g cred it cond ltions prompted the Fed las t week to lower It s federal fund s ra te - the ral e ban ks charge one anot her for ove rnight loa ns - to R perce nt from R.25 Th e charges aga in st Pa l rick or iginate from the escape of her husba nd Eddie Pa tric k from the Meigs Co unty .Ja il. Accord ing to the Meigs Co un ty Sheri ff's Dr partmenl. Edd ie Pa trick fl ed the custody of the depar tment on Sa turday while being re turned to the cellbl oc k area of the ja il. Both Eddie and Chris P atri ck we re apprehended in a veh icle on Sunday eve ning on Sta te Route 33 nea r the Peach Fork Inter section. Acllng J ud ge John Lentes ordered a personal recognizance bo nd In the amount of $5,000 on each of the two felony counts A Continued on page 5 �Wednesday, July 18. 1990 Commentary Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, July 18. 1990 ' The DaiJv Sentinel Protecting Ohioans on insurance • Ill (' ou r1 Slr'E' <"I Eq·~ ir. awf'lj:e- 11 !5:".ffe-5Sa0 for t~P o! '-' 5 :~ -~e C*r.e:al A ssf'mb!~ rc- ~~c '? ~ .. c~:--1 Pomt'NH. 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Abbolt ha d a s ingle and double and Harri s lwo si ng les for P omeroy. In the ni ght cap Syrac use de· feated New Have n 1-2 as Robby Crow pick ed up the win on the mound for th e homelown team. All did no1 look so good a( first for lhe loca ls a s New Haven gra bbe d a 2-0 lead and pitcher Gab(> Sco 11 fanned the first three Sy racu se balters; 5 of the fir s( 6 i n all . Syracu sE' came on with two Scon s uffe red the loss despit e fa nning Ba nd wal klmg (hre P 1n w hal had lhP makings of a good pllching due l Sy r<.~ c u sf' hitrrrs were L ass Cil'la nd a s ingle, Jay McKPivcv two singl es. Ja_v Day a Tucker a st ngl r . An th ony Gibbs a Bowen combi nrd wi th Coi n and Atki nson (O Ian Hand walke tg hl " in g !r. a nd Wes ley EAS: BEP.Ll'\ - J· 1' " po1rnan· :---f'rr.: ndP~ -~ ·~~r c :ue-l i~ of :hf' Ber !t n W a l~ ~a ..... :c :.: ..s; h ( ,, an d · he rommu mst rf"elrnr u;a:--df"d Today in history T:d~\ ~r. BJ laiU<I p ,...,.. ..lf'nW:ioaal ._ Vif'd."1e'5-CtJ~ J ul-. lS ·he l~ da~ v ~ !~I ·-'-l1h :~ ·u toU011Thf- moor. ! !- ll a.nm£ m 0\l n£ 10'8i-drd J: !- Of"\l pha5-f' Thf' mo:-n m.L: s"u3;!- a:-f \ 'r--r.ui Man and J1.1pJ1f'r The P"<MJID.g !-tan .:.."'f' Mf'!l1H"' and S.:r~ Th~ born on thO> oa·e are under tllf> >J.P (jj Can<rr ThP. 1nclude £n~h<b l>C"·'<>l L>.t 'rl u liam Ma..,..~ Tbac·kef'O\ tr. p:.i: a ·nj;ht Cl!llord ~s,. ln <'Um<'dla1l P.M 'ikPlton m llll J agP ~ '· ae1""' !iarrn'l ~!son rn ~H ar;e 76 ' . Soutll A!ncan !>lad lPado>r '\elson Man0Pl.3 lD L'llS •age -~ a<tl"'!laut~tor Jolm Glenn in llt"n •age !i!l •. pop smg<-rs Dian rPllluc-c; in !.!<!< ••2<' 51 , a.oo Martha P..l'f"l·es in l!!fJ t.agt' 4!1 '. itC'Ia J..,... BcollD Ltll ~ ••ge ;,1,1 ,. and rountn singer ~- Stagg. ill J.!F.jf I a.~;e 36 ' . mJ. l" a -...·hne "'·co:ien r : 0s~ ·ne a (' ha1n l1n K !e-nC'f' near Brandenbur ~ Gate Tiw r:- os~ rf'ad!- -- ons Geoffrtn. h ~ ~~ It 1 ~ lht' last m a su~s 10n of such cr os.sf'5 datin~ to thf> w;·a lrs mnmuct ion in l%1. and Grot- fre"lo· a·a.s the- last \loho rried 10 rross i1 Ma ch.inP-gl.ln fi re from East C'.of'rman OOrdPr guards M'lded hi! attPmpt -and his life Onl\ nine m ont Its latPr. tM' could haw )Oi ~ millions of hJS fPIIo-..· East Gprmans cro~s. i ng the border free ! , - Into W es1 Gffmanv · 'r111ile the wall ha> no-. ~ dismpmbof>rl"d for !1- 0IJ\·pnJrs . E.ut Gf.rmans canna! for gPt ~ II.U Gt>o!lrP\·. mu rd<>rrd hr<-auM' of It II lbe ....,n·h·ors ha,·e a mind for ,...,.Pilg<>. it he ' o inlnt OO..-n the n>IJ>'"i1; ..-w ~ r o n-. P:"'5--KUt or : hf• Eas· Gt'rrr.a r. f!PnPral · ~ offiN' arf rornbmr rN'ord..-. o1 t!w [as-: Gr-r rr:a r. .-\ rm~ and b o rder rua.rds a!' wt"ll a..-. o f·)'}(' dreade-d ·staH . or '-fffpt p0hC'E' ThM· S.ffk :0 ! df'n il f~ th05-f' who ga\·f> ~ hf' or df>r~ as \li·r-J! as the rng gN men - to shooT E"M'.a~ Thev plan t o lf! not just RlJards but PY£>-n leaders likP E nr-h Hon('{'ke-r . .,.ho ru led from 1~-:'1 U:illl he \l-as ouslf'd last Orto!x>r Of cou rsr. not all g-uards- follo'4·!'d the " sho o t to-kill .. orders . Although the\ wprp an Plite force pickt'd lor suppo>e<l lovahv 10 mmmunist leaders 1. ;ul of them Oro to the West a1 the first C'hanC'E' . oa....., looked the ot hE"r ...- ay w-Deri comrade-s tried t o to fr<'f'Oom Each h<>rder 1>'5 t had Tlro """' so OIJ<' could sboot 1111> olher if be d idn 't do his d~f\· Tlx-' wal l ll'a5 a unlque-IY n..,. : n~am ou~ Ber ~ in·~ ~ W a ll in ..,-all -...-asn·r !>utlt !o ke<>p prop le out l t kPpl :hPrr: tr. li ""as illf"£al 1o cross ~o~. i1 ho v a \F·a \l' hic tJ1.1.e:--rrarPh l S~Uf>d . 11 ran 103 mile-s ar ound Wp;. J Rer lin. a \\'f'S.l German enclan• 110 m1 le-s ins1de East Gt>rmarf\ Thf' wa ll \l'.l.S acluaJI\ T\l· o wal·l,. in man~ plac-PS. bf>~· eooen t he-~ l a~ a de-ath ~trip . up TO n:t Yards w)dp .-\n~ · o np making n u,so I SATIBDAY ,, ( 113) SATURDAY e ' 00 ( :UT\BDAY I ' 00 -MIDDlEPORT CARDINALS ( Ill) lll!IDA Y :UTIBDAY ' GREEN NELSONVILLE - YORK (e) e , 00 (20) THURSDAY 7 ' SO z,so ' MASON VFW ( 14) II>IIDAT 7 · 30 ( 21) !lUNDAY GALUPOLJS A "t G AlliPOLIS WHITE SOX CHAMPIONS (7) SATURDAY ' ' 00 MIDDlEPORT A'S (ID) TUESDAY e,oo GALUPOUS INDIANS (Ill) TUPPERS PLAINS GIANTS rRIDAY e ,oo (II) TUESDAY 7 , 30 RA CINE 112 PSM HANNAN TRACE ( 24) ll.t.TURDAY 7 , SO (I) l!UNDAT I ' 00 SY RA C USE ( 17) IIDIIE3DAT ====- - - NEW HAVEN e ' DO GALLIPOliS YANKEES (1111) nuDA Y 7 , so LOSIR GAll! ( 2S) ( Ill) IIKDNUDAY 7 ' SO COOLV IllE (II) !lUNDAY a,oo FRUTH 'S PHARMACY LOSIR GAll! ( 24) -Sports briefs- double Ac ti on rPsu m rs tonight al 6: 30 wi th thr- tourn e\''s se m ifinal gam es ~ ' - .r I• ..... ;-~ I.J Track and field Ll'roy Burre l l. the fa.s ter sprintrr in the world the past two seasons. will r ace In the 100 mPters .July 29 a t lhr New York Meigs Legion team ousted from tourney Pickeri ngton . / ••• SI'HIII.. ~lJM£ 1 BAtGAIN MllNHS ... l or P ic kr rt nglon . led hy Rob Klin grr wi th a singlP and his honw r un . Lo u StickPI a nd Kylp Dr lwller had a do ublt• and singlco t'dr h whi le Troy Hinghiser c hippr d in w11h 2 si ngles. 6 of Pic kering ton 8 h its came in thP f i na ! two i nnin gs For MPigs S.lnJIO.' ISUND.tf I IIEIII£SMY SPRING VALLEV CINEMA 446 ·4524 Tucsday·s game . J ason Wri ghl ol Meigs a nd Rob Gra va11 ~wr locked 1n a pilchcr d uel for 1~<' -Sports briefs- SZ . I~ MRGA l ~ ~llNH ~ ~AT /~ IJIIIliED . 8AIIr.AI~ ([ I(( Pl so( ·c ~r Cam rroo n sl ar Roger Mil la. CAGERS SOUTHEAST CHAMPS Croo k' pPrtormC'd s perl ac ul a rly in lhc walkrd wit h onr out a ft Pr Kr\'in Taylor n ' .l r hrd on an error Chris II Utld Cup. Jnnounccd his dec i· s1on to play profP sionall:v in Los Angf'i r~ nPxt sf'a so n wh!lf' sharpl v criti cizin):!: Fran cP. "I will nPvr r play aga in In Fr anc(' r·\·N . That is for surr . .. Milia. JR . sJ id ''T hr v trPatf'd u s far loa long a~ ~ la\'PS. w 1t h abso lutel y no J"('~ pl"r t . .. . The Swe dish soccer rrror Huwl '\' l' r . P\{'krringt on ~ron'cl :l run s in 1hi' t OIJ of t lw Pigh t h on ~ doubles. ;.1 <.,acr ifi cP t..~nd ;{ MPig:-. errors Pickerington p Ia ted lnu r morP ru ns in thr ninth J f l L'r thrf'!' single s and a bark brPa king .1 run hom er off lhe b at ol flon K lingc•• Th a i m ade It ~ - 1 . Meigs tri ed t o com P back in lhP bottom ha lf of th e nin th . scor ing 01 r un on a RBI sing lr by Tl•rr\ :'vt cGu ire and a t wo run pin ch hi t double by Eri c Hre k bu l (h<• ral lv fpfl short. MIGIII T1J [ ~ ~f Of lll/ll[l(R" 'O H IWIII l'] d~\OCid!Jo n announcrd it will not rf'rww thf' conlr act of nalio na l l'Darh Ollf' t\ordin followin g i t ~ poor 'v\'or ld Cup 1--'f •r form;Hrl'P in Ital y whPn' thp SwL'clt's v.·p rp [' !imint.~IPd aft e r losing a ll thrPf' first round mat c- hPs. Tenni~ Rob Grava1t was thr- w i nni ng pi1 c hrr. J ason Wright was thp 1~!90 NCAA singles champion Stevr Brya n announced his deci~ ln n lo turn professional after his fi rs ! round victory ovl'r Kelly .lone ~ at the Sovra n Bank Te nnis Cl assic in Wa shington, D.C. Thr IOS('f. KC\'In Taylor a lso pit cilcd lor Me igs . Four players had two hit s eac h rreord ln two years Un iversi ty or Texa s. 19 yPa r old compilt'<l a ~H a1 lhl' MIUer, t\ndrew Baer, Jell Patdson, Chip Gossman, and Roy Johnson. Second row - Coach Frank Doudna, Mall Combs, Eric Royse. Bill Peterson, Dan Burke, Todd McLoughln and Coac h Jay Rees . Th e A t hPns Cou nt y Mr r c han ts. o team comprised of five area high S! t'wart w alkrd to l oadrd th r basrs l r ooks scorPd th e gamr~ firs t run whpn Sco tt M cDo nald rPachrd o n a no ltwr Plr k Pr ington '{),If~ Athens Merchants win Gold Medal a nd er . Raeinr-So u1he rn. Miller. \o\-'e st Musking um . and U nioto. n:c l'ntl y competed and won a blood . Ed -'-- The !\lhens County Merchants wlll meel1he Northwest Bombers at 2 p.m. Friday at Baldwin Wallace College In lhe Ohio Sports Fesllval Stale games . Team members are, flrsl row, left lo ri~hl - Jeff who cam(' out of re tirement and first - ~0:,":/~";..\ '' T erry M cGuire lf'd t hP wa y wlth 2 On Mond ay ni ghl . LancJ strr scorrd G run .s in the la s t t wo i nnin gs to brea k ope n a rlosr gam e r nrou tr t o an H-0 v i c t or _v . In d rew CamPs . World record -holder Car l LRw is al so is e ntered in the 100, but thrtwo may not run in the sa m e sect ion. s mg les. E ri c Hec k a dded a double and Chris Stewart and Wcs Young eac h had a s ingle Meigs c loses the season with a 13- 17 record. P icker ing ton rai ses 11 s rrcord to a fine 23 -9 slale, lh ey will mrel Wellslon iomor row ntghl al 5:30 a t Rannow F1eld . wh ile Athens will meet La ncaster at 5:30 a1 thP .! aycPI's Fia ld s. fir s I srH~ n in nings. Thr ga m e wa s scorPlPss hPad ing int o thr scv(' nth when \'Iri gs e ' 30 schools including Al ex go ld medal in the Ohio Sporl s Fes ti val. So uthPa sl Ohio Re· giona l. he ld in Columbus on June 30 and July 1 Thl' Alhrns Cou nt y tra m de- fealcd lhe Co lumbu s All Slar s. R7 -81 10 beco mL' rPgional c hampions a nd 10 e-arn il bprth in the Ohio S pons Fr-~ t iva l State games in Cleve land T he Me rc ha n( s wi ll face lhe ~orthw es t Bombers of Nor thw est Oh io on July. 201h a1 2 p .m . , at Baldwin Wa llace Co llege . Tea m m em bers include Roy Johnson, Danny Burke , and 1-:nc Roy se of Alexander Hi g h School; Chip Gossma n of Milk r. Jeff Miller a nd Mall Co mbs of lln lolo; Jeff Pattison . Bi ll Pe1r rso n and Todd McLough lin of Wes t Musklngum a nd Andrew Raer of R ar in e-So ~ l her n . The lea rn is c oaehed by J ay Rees and Frank Doudna of Alrxan d rr Hi gh School I 'XPt~df'O YOU CAN'T BUY f"dtflC"t' l -n lt kf' China·s r.re-at Wa ll or Hadnan Enr:1and ( 12) SUNDAY ft , liO PEOPlES BANK Jl BETTER EASIER-TO-USE PAINT lack .-t nderson and Dale J ·an A rto 0:..~ r. c•u:--C't·~ "le;po;;;a\ In\ f>:'::t:a " :'! :--'- e,oo ( 3) SATIBDAY I 0 , oo1 - HARTFORD . RUTLANd Wall center of heroic tales 8..JS 1nes5 f'laS Deen ra t 'lef off Of ldfe James 3....- '""lo0VIr-Jf: 0!.11 0 1 tf')e Duli Om~ forttrwrth ( II) THURIIDAY Ueving n lution of thf's r ls~ ut's w ns rraltlt-"'d :Jnrl fLH. nl ;ln ~- th;1t wa s more H d "- ADDAVIllE MASON CO BAR ASSOC ;--.;(•v.· H Jven hi ttC'rs wPrP David Mitchdl two s in~l es. Jeremy Signi fi ca n t pro)ZI't'S!" flw•ard rf"So- tl"..1n SUIIDA Y ' , 00 I (!) FRIDAY 7 ' 30 sin glE'. c l aimed a 1 2 - ~ wi n in om• of lourn amrnt's bigge~ l uffensi\r ga mrs. Coo lvillr' s s ta rtP r and wi nn!T {11) t hJ'('(' ;and 1-\ l'V in Drrmrr a single thc- e ,oo RACINEREOSII1 Gheen a s mglc a nd lnplc. Elution a s ingl e. a nd Milch a Si n g le In thr sr r onrl gam P Coolvi!lr indi c atps _ Cong. Clarence J1iller ( I) P'RIDAY o f 1:) strik eouts and w a lking ju st F'or the seco nd game i n a row , --------~~~~~~ PVH MEDI CAl Brian Cra ne a s ingle . thr ba!Ue with Pickrrington wa s mu c h r!o.-;rr tha n the srorr G-7 Summit a success LEAGUE TOURNAMENT J ackiP Coc hra n a sing iP. anrl ~ in glr. Page 3 1990 KYGER CREEK LITTLE runs in lh e lhird and fiv P in thP fourth to secure the game as Crow go1 warmed up to the tun e work commitment s -< · ~= :-~l , :-_.! -..::··..:: ~. ..: · · ~ . . . .:~ .• ~ . :x•· -= -:! .. .. dt· :; _ : __. _ ... ~ .~ ... ~ . --· .-.. ~-... ..,.__, ___··. ... •.. ..: .....,a ... ·a .. ~.:-. -.Jt ' ·•. ~ '( ....._. ·· ( ..:~ ' FO.J: ~~ --. ~- ::··. , .: · · ·"·a:-' t 1t ··. · after takin g a:! llead in th e first Innin g. For thewinnf' rs R..l. Buchanan ha d a doubl e an d s tngle fnt tilr winner s. Bulch Olivrr a sing!r . Sammy Stephf'ns lwo s ing lrs . Me igs had advanced to Tu rs day ni gh l's a c ti on a fter G louS1er forfei ted its Tu esda y af rrr noo n gam e wi t h Meigs because of a number of player s and coac hes be in g unable to al tPnd beca usr of ·.r.:-J!tt'n ·:-.f 1~!~ P : :· .·~-...:::~. ~~-.-'t'\. :-. ..: :. :: l'-il.~ "" .. .:o · - • .._-..; _ - . "1 .: . • ..... • • • ·'- -· ~ -......: • -~xo .l!): u: ~-'" p:- _:... ~- .:-. : . . .::_ p_ -, "i"'':'. .::-• .:. Ja:-.: :-:-..!-~ _,_ tJt· .i;· ~ n-. -.o~.; ··~~ "t t>'.t':- :--. P: ··-.~:.. :-£ -.._ .. , '-~ ;" "f....::: :·.--.: .: Jr:~,.: c· FDP. . . J:-a---:: >·c~- - r~ ., - 4. '. .., .. ,-. -..... .. d·,---- - 1.-.- -- -- · i:~f..... • • . ' •. :n l~)J dnd c-C• nt:-a:-' · _ .a: ·JI..~:J: i: . - - ~- -- _- . ?. -: ·4"'· \f-. ' .,l .:' ~- -.., .!1:-,: e·c ·~,f- Dodgers in the f i r ~ I gamt' 7:.! 10 .-\ :; tht· < on l '- ·old FDP. ~ f a rrpo.l: r:n :T. d:--. a~r:-~ '-C ~.f'd:...f--'C :-.:.."T. .tpprdr ,J:.:J i n ::-: P ! ' t5-D-...:Et-. . r. h:-.. '-t ·0.:· !'1C ( dr.:pa:cr. b~:- \ea.:-:-- .a· 1 • g._ :hd' ' l:::f' !~.-. 't ··-~ Df·a -~ ·t; :· ~ ~f'a\ \ £ ::• Yf> :-:'.J1:p-;,· ~Jof':-: CL;-u: · ;Y:rr.t· ::·w pc.rr-.p ~ :!":t' ~-~ r, ::.\ ~r.c :· 5 !J·~::: t~ :-.. ~.::: :t.odt<..: ;Jd\ 'J:- \ ·.~ l.lo .1~ V.f> li JOUf'!' -.- a·· . P. uer- ~"\t·:· , J,Jed .:-: .: !".lt· ~ -..;=--·t"{:- ·., -: ·f-:- S-a:-:-?.. -.:. -+:-.:-:-..::-... .: _ :_ 2 ~ ·o~. : h Fruth downed t he Mit.idkpurl play Tuesd ay nlghl wilh a 9-4loss dra ~llca:J~ :oea:-- day evening . Th e Mei gs Amrrican Leg ion Ba seball te am wa s f'limi nat cd from 8th District Tournamrnt ~ ·hat Th e tourn ey is sponsorrd by !he SyracuSP Volunll'er Fire Departmenl. The Hartford Braves. who won Monday, will pla y Syracu se a l 6:30 lonighl , wh ile Fru (h 's wil l pla y Coolville in a 7 4op .m st a r I. The finals a re s la ll'd fur Thu rs son a doubl r . Pullin s a -:-· to : ..· -x~.! - . c . Syracuse . Middlepor t hit fr r s wPrf' .J o hn Ll KE • WHEN A MOT~ERS LifE ... " .. ~..a~ B:.E~- : o~ -i ·x :--·r~'- :.E~. c. · G. _; t- ~ :>. ~· :.-.(· 5-!".•~· b-1..· ~-t· t·\ix.. .: : ·t·--d :!"Jf ·'- : __ ,: ~ L-r _i::-.'.t· . • ·o~. ".t ~.::. ". t· t- \~•:.Ll">f'\! ·:-..::· . :--•..::--;::-.:..:: ~ .:1-et-- .'k ::-. ..:.J. - ·::t : . .:. -_t ·•• '..:'-t'- '- ::o,e.jr.-f- BY SCO'IT WOLFE Pt. Pleasant Fruth Pharmacv Coolvi lle, and Syracuse Hub: bard' s Greenhouse posted wins to advance to the se mifinal round Tuesday of lhe a nnua l Bill Hubbard Memo r ial Lilli e Leag u e Tournam e nt in wilh 7 s lr ik('(] uts and 6 wa lks 10 his cr ed it. Middleport 's Ha nson s uffe red lhe loss al1hough pilrh i ng w ell He fa nned ninP Jnd walked four . •I• .... ~-t --Jf :, .._; ~ C(• rtf ;-:,:--.:. :-. .: 1 ~, ~ a \t-t 'VERY srec1A L ~~uMSrAAa~ r-n..,)t..C · ~ ·.: .. . ·:-. - ~.t- bud~P! dt-1:c:· .\ .. . ~-r.; ..J•t:'' f:1oc:-a:s. .:-. "\ ---t- !"!""_!x>-: . \:• :-e·: )f?v. '!lf."S- f' ~f"Q'Jf"S:~ •: -: E'T C•".iD d .. want averag pd 49 Three teams gain semifinal round of Hubbard event Oliver was the winnin g pil r hrr ~ ~t~~ ~/-~~-t ': ~~~ :~dj~~(:~ ~-~'~-~c ~-~-:-~~~~:·~-~:~~ -~ ~---~~-t-~·:~ ~1 ~~-~ ~ ~ ~:~~~~~: ·u ;- j .:i ~d ·:- ro ~(-:y. IJnF'S ~ - :. _· :o.: .:.. ;x.otn ·-. on th( dL:. ~-'(-z:.c<":-a;;ccJ.nciJda ; c.... J . _ .,~- ~ ~ ·..:.--~ :~ Ct-:l~ ~!i· · c, appro, ·a ~ 1u:- :a ; ~ :-ate B t.: · :he Ir.s·..:ra:-.ct- Df~a;:­ :; ("'f-'C 5 • hof po0\l · f- :- ; f--'5- • -:• : f-<1 I C ~.f'-1~ : ~. ~ ;.~~:-.-:rT'f· j)(·~ K:e-s ~~: ·. f-- ; .-; T:-1r :-..i · . .. r,c.q--·. r-· - Llf"mu:~ ..::. c t, ~ ~ t~ ~ ... . :-:.1 .r=-Lld . . : ~ :-., ·.t- ;:lz~n-c . . -. .. C.-: : P. 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Sen. ]an Long The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio o\·Pr the firS1 1.-al l had to run a gauni1P1 of l and mines . attack dogs. spikPS in thf" crou nd and automalic dt•.-iCf>S 1ha1 spra\"e<l shrapnf'l . Besid<-s those killed. at !Pas t 5. (0) more " 'ere cap!UJ'Pd and imprisio nt"d for atlE"mpting to PSCaPf> Some of them. trt't'd since last ~- ear ' s whirlwind chan ~PS . a ill testify against ~ ua rd; ,.·ho killed fleeing WondPr flow '' rat~d rom r arlrs by the pros as top-q uality pa1n l, Thf'n rhrrp is fhf' storv of the ~ast Grrm an butrhPr wh o had .:tnfl r a <, oPf , fiHif. ~ f'' to apply rhan m o<.. l ftnall:· hRd I( With life under ltM' co mmuniS1 dlcta(orshlp So h<> leane<l a laddPr aj!ai nst the first "all, scaled It and pulled the ladder OI'Pr With hlm . When he pa1nts ]umpt'd onto th p sandv no -man 's la nd In het"""'" · he landro on on<' of the splk!'S. which drove through his foot in1o his ankl<> \11th his hands. h<' prlod his foot loose a nd m ntlnut'd. with lhe ladder on his sh<>uld!'rs. He made " to !Itt' SK'Ond " 'all and used the laddf>r agai n to scale It. loo . In one of !Itt' mort' lnwni!V<' !'Scapes. two East C..rman lam Illes mad<> It out In 1979 In a bom<>made balloon. 1be larK"SI 41\'er flown In Euro~. Th<> Wl\'l'S bad stitched 11 tOgl'1her from bl>dsht't'ls and cur1alns. KIDNEY STONE LITHOTRIPSY • No pr1m1r n eed1d when IJUd illS d1rtrled. • P1int most an~time . even on deW'1 e Euellent tolo r retenlum • A hole-In-one on the 150 yard Par 3, Seventh hole will bring some lucky goUer a new car In Thunday afternoons Melp Heart Association GoU Scramble. Tumplke Ford In Gallipolis will present a 1990 Mercury Topaz to the first goUer lo ace number 7. Pictured with the car from left to rlghtls John Sang of Tumplke Ford, Sandy Iannarelll of the Meigs County Hearl Association and Bill Childs, Golf Pro at Jaymar. ;~~nd durJh1l1ty. Soap and water clean -up. PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W.VA. AI Pleasant Valley llos pllal , we ·ve pul a r<voluUonary l~rhnlqu• lo work In our conmmnlly for thoS<: who suffer rrom paJnrul kidney stones . lis known as shock wave lllholrlpsy. But we ralllt the "' S lone Crus her. ·· Wllh lltho1rlpsy. dodors u"' sound waves Instead of a scalpel io nodul'f kidney slones1o a One sand, which can then be p3$sed palnlc,.ly through mine . Thol's ~ood news for kidney slone sullerers. beca use thnt mea n s no surgery. Less pafn. A rasler recovery . And lower cosls And you don 'l have lo travel to Charleston or Columbus to flnd lllholrlpsy lerhnolozy . WEVE BROUGHT TilE "STONE CRUSHER" TO YOU . Call Pleasant Valley Hospital at ~304) 675 4340. Ext. 31 I . or rnn•ull your personal physician ·· to find out lf lllholrlpsy ran help you . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family of professionals Valoy Drive, Poinl Ploasanl. W.Vo . 25550 (3041675-4340 �Wednesday. July 18, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Scudder strikes out nine in Reds" 6-2 victory over Expos Galarraga singled to right field and tried to stretch It Into a douhle, but outfielder Paul 0':\eiU fired w -.cond In tim e lo retire Galarraga. The lkdli won 6-2. il:PIJ LARK IS HOLDS 0:\ - The Red.' ' Barr) Larkin manages to hold on to ltlf' hall and lhf' E~po~· Andrew; Galarraga for lht· out at ~('t'Ond basi.' durin~ Tu~•day night\ game In Clndnnatl. Gaetti's triple-play prediction • comes true tn Twins' 1-0 win BY i\PRIL ,\Lf 1\R.~ .'>O CdP!Ii \ai d " ll lhP ball hn't hit t :PI Sports Writer t•xtremi.' ly· hard , you can just forget about it rgPttlng <.1 1riph· play 1... c;aPttl ha s started fJ\·r- (J f th(· last six Minnes ota lriplf• p i<:~ ~ . ., and was lnvolvPd in ~ix uf thr> Ia.., 1 10 In Twin s h ist orv After an inauspicious drbur . llos ton rookie Tim \aeh rlng r uined ~lnne sora·s histur ~· making pC'rforrnan cr wi!h hh gamr ·wlnning sing lf' i n thf• filth to ... corP !vlikP Gn•t•nwell Sat·h ring. who m<.~dr an error and o.;truck out three ti mPs in his fi rst ma jo r league appearance Mon day, b<'gan Tuesday's game With an Nror when leadoff hiltrr Shanr Mack 's ball wrnt th rough his legs "I thought. 'Oh. no, not again, ... Naehring said " I didn't sta y with It long enough. but I learnl'd from it ." " I jus t told him after last nig ht ' hang In I herr. Bat"H·• ." sa id Roston manager Jor Murg<:~n " And he did . He made some nice play s and showed a rna jor league arm . Hr threw somr bu l lrt s ovf' r I her<· 't o first 1 " Tom Bolton. 3-0. gavr up fi vP hits and struck out four in right 1nnlngs Minnesot a ha -~t·man 1h1rd Garv Gaetti can Jfl"iWPr to tht · 1111(: of soothsayPr afwr Tu f'!-. day's game In Boston Gaettl predicted the fir st oft w<~ rrlpiP plays in one gamr l n m<.tjur leali{Uf' hi sto r y before tri g£r·ring OOth in thr HPd Sox 1-U win fJ\'r r the Twin s. With no 'iC(}ff· in rh1 • to ur ttl l nnln~ . Boston' Wade Bogg ' walkPd and w f•nr to Thi rd on <t Jody R<·f>d doub le Carlo' Quin tan a wal kf'd ru load the hasr"i "I turned to Rugg s and thf· rhlrd base ump and o,;a Jd . 'Th(· nextpltchlsaJ-4 :l',",a JJ I;a f'ttl '' You can ask ·rm ." · 'Y ea h. hP said it , · Bo~~s ~<J 1d "I t urnrd to him and 'aid. 'U h. really''"' Goettl loiJ ratchN Jun ior Ortiz and second IJast•m<Jn AI NPwman to grr n •£t d_ \ b1• forf' fielding a Tom llrunan'kv hit " I knr"· I had to pla y prrt tv close to thf' llnr with Oru nansky up." Gaettl said " I tnr-d to position myse lf <:~bout <Jn arm'~.o le ngth from the bag .. Gae1 11 positioned hlmsclf p<•r fectly, tagging third anJ thrnw lng to second to nail ltePJ NPwman 's rela y t v fir'il bf'at Brunansk y by a step In an almost ldPntiral pl:J y in the eighth lnninK .J odv Hr•1>d lined one to G<:i(·IIJ with runnPr~ at f i r st and ~C(Jnd Aga i n. Ca~·t ti stepped on third . thrPw to ~.of· · rand . and ;\p"·man hPa t Rr-f'd easi ly ill f lr"'it " That o ne just [Je VPI OpPti . · SrtJtt Erick so n. I '1. . pitcht·d '>iX Inni ng ... giving up four hit... :-n1 d ont · unearned run Jo hn C<.t ndPI <J ria pitched thr fin al two 1nnln g' for M i nnr-sota . .Jpff Rf'tJrdon pi< kf>d up hi s Jfith ,a,·r In othf'r AmPnc;;tn' LI 'Clgur· action . l'J f' vPia nd tripped Oak l and 4-2. Kansas City pounJPd \rw York ill 7. Baltimore beat Texa s ) I. Ch1cago pummeled Detroit 7 .l SPa ttl(' defeated Torontu ~ - 1 and Ca lif ornia hnmbPd Mi lwaukf'P R-1 Indians 4, ~·, Z - At Oakland . .Jrrry Browne broke a tie with i.l <.;eve>n th · i nning sacrifice fl y 10 I ift Cleve land and snap the Athletics t hree ·gamr winning streak . C rrg Sw indPI J. J. :J. worked six J nd two-third innings whilP scat !Pring '> i.>< hits . T he Jrft -handrr allowed one e<:~ r ncd run . walkPd onr and struck out five. Oak land starter Mike Moore. R 8. allowed ll hit s and four run s in seven lnmng s. RoyalsiO, Yankees 7 - At Ne1< York . Bo Jackson hit home run s 1n his fi rst three at -bat s, drivi ng in sC'ven runs to lead Kansas City . Jackson. who now has 19 on the yrar. injurrd hi s shoulder tr yi ng 10 catch De ion Sanders' fl y hall on hi s i n sl dc -t h f'- pe~rk hom£' ru n Andy Hawkins, 1·8. took the loss Storm Da vis. .1 -6. went fh·e inning s. g ivt ng up eigh t hit s fou r ra r nrd run s. walked two and struck out onr Orioles 5, Rangers 3 - At RaltimorP . .lo{' Or'>ULJk slugg('(j a thrf>f' ·ru n homPr and Petr Har ni sch gavr- up four hits over right and rw o·lh Jrd innmgs, pJring BalumorP . Harnisc h. 8-J. gavf' up two fir st inning singlrs tJnd r!'tin•d '1.'2 consecutive hal IN">. walking none and s t ri kin~ ou t <' ight Crr•gg Olson not c hed h1s :lOth <.,J\'t• Kf·\·i n f1r own. 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M~ roH·n • ho· .od h ....l•·ll>.dl 1 ""' h ~nd ~ lhi Mk dl rf•<1 llf t 'nrol l!illl """"w Tllf i\thiP.tlrl COIIIfrPII - SuRp!'ndl'd c·uuh f 'htlf'k IJtRua lflr lilt. av;~!lablt • Mall Sutuu·rlplklnM ln"ltlt• M1•lp fount}· t :l~' f•t•b Sl 9 'l4 SJi % $74 ,'\11 Ouhldr M~l~ County t:t w.. ,,ks $20 110 11i Wrrks . $40 3/l 'i1 Wf'rks $75 40 992-2124 lloun I I am to "'td Sun · Thu~ 1 I .1m 10 I am F n & S.aL Pick-Up Onlyl LARGE 1 ITEM PIZZA dt-,.,.,, two-r un double In the sixth and Ph lia dt•lph ia closed to 10 -7 in the "'ve nth when L en Dykstra dou bled homr·two and Joh n Kruk hit an Rfll 'I ng le. Two mon..' run ~ In thr seventh <.~nd tW<J murc in the eighth <.~ssurf'd Atlan tJ a victory. 14-10 v ict!Jrif'~ <:~nd 16·14 d e feats : could 11 h(' thi.lt footha ll S4'ason is on the V,'J\ ' 'J (;ianL• 6, Pirate• 3 - At l'ltt sburgh . Matt Williams '> n d p ~·d a .... ixth·i nning tie with a ~ra nd \Ja m and recordrd his seco nd ' tr atght three-hit. Don Hobin,on. fi I. gave up four hits ovrr (' i ~ht pl u\ innings, struck uut four and walked one. John Smi lrv. -1 ·4. JiJowc>d fivP r uns on srovr·n· hit s in ~ ix and two-third inn111~ .-. !k wa lked five and ~ tru ck out U1ur ~ets 6, ll'trus 2 - At Houston, Dwight Cor){il'n ...,·on his seventh srrai ghl s tJrt ;wd Kr v in Elster Jnd ll uv.:i:lrd .J ohnson each hlii . , tf·tl ..,o lo homP r un s in power Ing lhf' \ ew York M et s. Gooden, Ill 5. iJilowf'd two r un s on seven hit s whiil' wJiking three and ..,t rikin g ou1 f•ight in seven and two third inn in gs . John f'ranro pitrht'd ttw f i nal one and one· l h ~r· d im1mgs for sav~' number 19 . ll ill ! ;u\lickson. h-1. was th e los(' r Cuhs '7, Padrt·s 2- At Chicago, p t! Chf'r S h <.~w n Bos kiP s m<.~cked a 1wo run doubl e to highlight a o., 1x r un fifth inning, dr iving the Chic ·;tgo Cubs to a 1·2 victory . no ~ kif' . .J :1. gd\·r up six hit s over . , ix and two third innings in his 11th \ LH"l HP st ru c k ou1 two and walkf'd two. Brnf' ~. 6·7, gave up f' igh t hit\ ovrr four <J nd onP·third inni ngs fnr th1 • loss $699 •1990 Oom•no· 1 Potra tnc Our e..-r-, ••• U11n 120 00 l>•fl•••<"t •••• ''""'" '" •n•u•• uh drov ",'If. .., .. .,1 11 .,,., "' '"~ '" 11 lbc.loo"' onl>f I••• ••• lddrtoo>WI ...- • .,p~ c .bl• PART TIM~ ,I.NO CAAHR OPPORTU"'ITIU NQWAVAILA8LE 1 Continued from page I preliminary hearing was set for Friday. Lentes found Patrick 10 be indigent and appomted Meigs County Public Defender Char les H. Knight as her counsel. The State of Ohio was represen ted at the arraignment by Meigs County Prosecuting A1torney Steven L. Story and Assi stant Prosecutor Linda Warner . Story Indicated that he anticipa tes Edd ie Pat r ick 's indictment on charges of escape at Friday' s session of the Meigs County Grand Jury. EMS has 8 Tue.roday run." Eight calls for as sis lance were answered by I he units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services on Tuesday. At 12:09 a.m .. Middleport was called to Page Strrcl for William Smith who was transported to Pleasant Valley Hospital At 9:18a.m., Racine was called to Horse Cave Road for Ruth Pullins, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Syracuse Fire Department was dispatched to Crook Street in response to a structure fire at the Counts residence. At 1:45 p.m., Pomeroy squad wen I to Main Streel to transport Letha Lyons to Pleasant Valley Rospltal; a t 3: 57p.m .. Pomeroy went.to Page Street for Agnes Brown, who was to Veterans Memorial Hospital; and at 8: 2& p.m. Racine squad was ca lled to Durst Ridge for Margaret Holter who was al so taken 10 Veterans. At 9:34p.m., Pomeroy went to Starcher Road for Dale Ca ll who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and at 11 : J8 p.m . , Racine was called to Hill Road for Beula Strau ss . al\o taken lo Vetera ns Memorial Hospital Ten appear in Hoffman's court Ten people appeared In the court of Middleport Mayor fred Hoffman Tuesday night while three others forfeited bond. Appearing was Rick Lauderml lt , Middleport, $50 and costs . ope n container; Lora Rayburn, Cheshire, $:)0 and costs. d isorder ly behavior after being warned; Ter ry Radatz , Pomeroy, $50 and costs, disorderly manner; Charles A . Knapp. Middleport, $50 and costs. disorderly manner, Tracy M Klaiber, Long Bonom , $10 and costs. running stop sig n; Christina Ste inmetz. $10 and costs. f ailure 10 con trol; Roger Dowe l l. Middleport, $10 and costs. expired ta gs; Kenneth R. Brown, Hartford, W.Va . . $10 and costs. running traffic s1gnal : Martha Thompson, Gallipolis, $10 fine only, fai lu re to control. David L. Givens. Middleport, domestic violence, menacing threats, five days jail each charge. Forfeiting bonds were Charles .J. Thoma s, Middleport , $460 . DU1 , Jerry L. CuOip, Belpre, $460. D U I : Dea n Whitt i ngton. Pomf'roy . $60. squPaling lirPs . voinovich... Cont inued from page l services . .... IICHSQIOOL CUSS RINGS All Siladium' Designer Series Styles FREE CUSTOM FEA'rURIE¥" OFFER ENDS INCLUDED. Avalue of over $50001 AUCUST 15, 1990. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ,---Local news briefs...----. The most expens ive item would be a ch ildren's heallh plan. enrolling children up to age six who do nol qualify for Medicaid and whose family Income is less than $23,000. Th at plan. cos ting $12.5 million a yea r, would provlde physic Jan, dental, vision rare and clinical In both cases, Voi novich sa id, health maintenance organlza · lions wou ld be used. and the improved health of clients would cut down on moff' serio us medica l bills and welfare costs Volnovlch said mandating em ployers to provide health care insurance, as In Canada. would only drive them out of the state. "My approach is to work with private en terprise Instead of banging l hem over the head," he said. Volnovlch said business lead ers would cooperate in nego tia · tions because "they're going to be a hel l of a lot better off fi nancially bv cooperating then by doing their own thing. " On Medicaid. the Republican recommended a "ma naged carC' delivery system" statewide, to negotiat e with providers for cheaper services He also recom · mended limited co-payments by recipients for routine use of hospital emergency rooms, a nd a crackdown on Medicaid fraud . Voinovich said he was appal led that his Democratic opponent. Attorney General Anthony Cele · brezze. obtained only nine Med1 raid fraud convictions i n 1988 and collected Jess than $58,000. Celebrezze scoffed a1 Volno· vlch 's program, sayi ng he failed to adequately manage hea lth ca re while he was mayor of Cleveland. He said Voinovich Ignored an AIDS epidemic among babies, refusing to take advanlllge of state money for testing, and not activating a $67,000 AIDS education grant from the Cleveland f oundation. --Area deaths Jimmy Stout POMEROY, OH. ,.. 212 EAST MAIN playing Pnmt•rm PAN OR ORIGINAL STYLE! Andres Galarraga' s so lo ho· mer. his eighth. cut the Reds lead to J.2 1n the fourth inning , but Mariano Duncan led off lhc· las t of the fourth with his se,·enth home run to mak e it 4·2 Catcher Joe Oliver gave' thP Reds a pair of insurance run s in the eighth when he doubled homr· Davi s and pinch-hitter llcrm Winni ngham to account fur th(' ftnal four-run margin . Winding up the SP rif'~. th1· Reds' Tom Browning , 9 - ~. wtll oppose Drnnis Martinez . fi 7. tonight. Elsewhere in the \ational League. Atlanta beat Philadrl phla 14·10. Chtcago pumm<'l <'ll San Diego 7-2. San fran ci"·o stopped PitLsburgh n :1. \ew York defeated Houst on 6'l, anrl St. Lows bla nked Los Angt·i<•s 30 Braves 14. Phillies 10 - Th" past Sund ay. Atlant a's doze n plus runs wrren' t enough to stop the Montreal Expos from posti ng a 16-H slug·f('st v ict ory. hut Tuesday night 14 wa s Pnough ro beat the Phillies 11 ·!0. J im Presley ripped t"·o ho mer s. the fi rs t a l35 -f oot shol to ce nt er f1eld . a nd drovf• in four r uns against thf' PhilliPs On Sunday , hP col lectPd four h i t~ including a hom~:r . and fo ur RB I in falling to th e Expo s Despite co llecll ng 48 h lt'"nd ·;2 r uns over the last four .camPs. op po nent s hav p out battrd Atlanta , with 60 hi ts and Jtj run ... 1n thP sa me four games Th e Bra ves al m os t slipped <:~ga in la st night. Prrs Jpy: ·s til reP run hom er helped Atlanta to fi 1·c· run s and a 10-llead in thr lourth . But Charlie Ha ~es homf'rf'cl 1n thf' fift h, Hick,v Jord a n scorPd a PRESCRIPTION SHOP Jimmy A. Stout, 35. of Albany . died Tuesday morning as a result of Injuries sustai ned In a co n· structlon accident in Logan . Born in Athen s. he was the so n of Gra nville and Joan !Dwelley I Stout , Albany . Mr . Stou t was emp loyed by Swain En lerprises and wa s a f armer Besides hi s parrnts, hP i s survived by two daughter s. Car ric and Tereasa, both of Alban v, one son. Timmy. Albany. one sister . Debbie Ohsc. Cla y. W.V a.: one brother. Georgr Stout, Newark. Ohio; anJ a gra ndmoth er. Nancy Dwelley. of Albany . Servlc<>s will be on Frida y at 2 p.m a t Bigony Jordan funer al Hom e with Rev . Arthu r Crabt rer officiating . Buria l wi ll be in the Temple Ce metery . Fncnd s may cal l at the funeral home from 6- 9 p .m . on T hursda y . Likelihood... _c_o_n_nn_u_ ed_fr_o_m_P_'_'g_e_l_ _ _ __ JUST A REMINDER THAT WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING AND INVITE YOU TO STOP IN. Thr• Reds ca me right back wi th threr runs In th e firs t when Billy Hatc her led off with a double and Ba r ry Larkin walked. Paul O'Neill singled, scori ng Hatch<'r, with Larkin going to third. Eric Da vis walked. loading the bases . Ha I Morris and Chris Sabo followed wi th sacrifice flies, scoring Larkin and O'Neill. h1· mall pNm lll f"d 1n ar f'a!-. l'dif•n· homt· r·arrlt>r <.rrvlc'r· 1.~ ~ ~ ' \U IJ~r · rl p l l o lh 11i W('rks ~:1 Wf'l•k s we're defe nsivel y . "Against som ebod y like this, thr~· ' lt ju st run ovPr y ou Tha t's what they' n ' doing . And wp'n• si tting back and doin g all the thing s yo u do wh en you losP. · · Loser Mark Gard ner. 6-5. roo· k iP Expos righthander. satd he d rnadr bad pitches in thr H.C>ds' three-run rir st Innin g. ·•J gave up so me wa lks and I take the blame for that. but that' s the way it goes Wa I ks were the key beca use I felt good out there. I just mi.ldf' some cruc i al mis takes with mpn on ba se . " T he Expos took a J.(J lea d i n the f irst when Davr Martinez. thr seco nd man to face Scudder. hit his srventh homrr ovrr thr right field wa ll. PUmf'rtJ\' Tllf'"((l.)' Sp!l"'~ Tran-.;t<1 1o "" li brhtl.l l ( Ylllornh - f 'ho~· •d uvtll~hkr f hil l lla• l• "" a~ ill' dhoa'*d li-.1, rtl lllkd • >ltrhn H.nn Tllll:l") lrflffl t .dmontoro ol lilt• I' .ltl ·l tlo· ( 1111."1 L+'ll.ru<' 1A \ \ 1 I hlu111 1,\1, 1 - .\l!•llllf '~ lnfll'ldrr I r ;olr lir ~h•·· · ~ Ill \ ,, ... .""''"' n l 1tw l'adU• · I" "' ' l~· arur 1·\ ,\ ,\ ). "'' alh·d plio ht'f !>lh~:~wn Hlllr «P lrorn \ ~ · "•n· o· r t\yu""'" I II)' - Outrl~~:hh·d plio h..,. .1,.,\ Hylln (U UmYIU Ynli at•fh alf•fl pitl' ht·r !>littl"ftl llnl• lrom lht· l ~· d!Q-' di Nihh· d CI!'iCINNATI- Sco n Scudder Simply didn't have any time to · think about i t. The 22-year -o ld Ci ncinnati Reds righthander was sitting on the dugou t bench just 10 mlnutes before game lime Tuesday night when coach Stan Williams informed him that he was to be a la s t-minute replacement for sc h edul ed sta rter Dann y Jackson . "Sure, was surprised." Scudder admitted. but he didn' t allow that to i nterfere with a se nsational pi tc h i ng pPrfor · rna ncr that saw him strike out a career -high nine batters while walking none In combining with Rob Dibble and Randy Myers to hurl the Reds to a &-2 victor y over the Montreal Expos at River front Stadium . "! wa s getbng ahead of the hitters and chaiiPnging them ." sa id Scudd er. who had thrown two and two -third innings of one ·h l t ball In relief aga inst the \ew York Mets Saturday night . ·'Th e key wa s not walking an y bat ters . beca ust· t hose two ho· rners 1 b y Da ve Martinf'z and AndrC's Ga la rraga' bo th wen~ so lo shots." Sc udder remarked "That's the fi rst lime J'vrever been an emergency sU!rter and I rea ll y wa sn' l surprised that ! did wf'll, bee a uS(> f' \·e been throwing the ball we ll and I 've gottf'n m y confidence back ' 'Scudder did a major league job.' praised Reds manager Lou Plnlella . "We r ea lly needed a gOO<l performanc e. wtth Jackson hurt. and hrthrew strikrsa nd got his breaking ball ovPr . " Jackson ju st couldn't get loose in the bullpen . he wasn't thr owing the ball well and his shou lder was stlff. The fir st I knrw about it wa s whPn hP came Into the bench 10 minutl's bPfon• the game and tha t was when we told Scotty." Jackson. who had won three tn a row, said he appa renUy ripped adhesio ns loose i n his Jpfl shoulder. addinK that "the shoulder was stiff and I had pa in in th e ar m and shoulder. " We iced it down and now wp' l l j ust have to wait and ser how things are tomorrow ! Wedne s· day1 when Dr IM ic haei J La whon ! the team ph ysic!Jnf doPs some testing on the shoulder . It could be a plus for me if there'' nothin~ srr!o us becausr my a rm strength still was there when trainer Lar ry Starr c hecked 11 afterwards . " Dibbl e took ove r lor ScuJder aftPr Tom Fol('y's one-o ut singlf' 1n the sevrnth inning and promptly struc k out pin ch htttN M i ke Aldrete and rli>lino DeShield ., twfon' sf' I ting thP ~i d(• down in thr Pighth MyPr 'i finishrd i t of f in the ninth in one two-three style, although he did n' t rarn a savf' since th r Rr ds wrrP four runs in front . Buck Rodgl'rS, managN of thr F:xpos, obv i ously di sa ppointrd at the showing of hi s cl ub In lo sing to the Reds for the second straight nlghl. pointed out that "we'rr ju st no t pla y ing thP way wr can play We're not pla ying aggrC's Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Plenty of Convenient Parking on the Side Parking Lot STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.-8 P.M . Saturday 9 A.M.-3 P.M. WE INVITE YOU TO STOP IN TODAY AND OPEN YOUR OWN PERSONAL CHARGE ACCOUNT. PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992-6669 253 North Se~ond Ave. Middleport, OH. icy, Gr<>enspan sa id I he federal Reserve ··must remain alert" to th e possibilities of adjusting it s "posturr !n reserve markets" to maintain s table economi c condltions. He said the federa l Open Market Committee, which sC'ts Fed monetary policy, has lo wered its range for growth of th <> M3 aggregate money supply to l perce nt to 5 percent for next year from 2.5 percen t to 6.5 percent as a r esul1 of adjustments In finan cial markets to the federal rescu<> of the nation's savings and loa n indu stry . "Ta king Into account the cur · rent lending posture of the commercial banks and remainIng thrifts. we now expect the closures of Inso lvent ihrlfts to show through in very subdued growth In M3," Greenspan said . The Fed chairman urged Con gress and the Bush administra tion to reach an accord on Jrlmmlng the federal budget deficit , a move that he suggested could prompt ar11on In monetary policy. " Major subsJantive , credible cuts In the budget deficit would present the federal Reserve with a sit uation that would call for a carefu l reconsideration of Its policy stance," Greenspan said. "What adjustment might be necessary. and how It might be timed, cannot be spelled out before the fact." Still, Greenspan guaranteed that "the Federal Reserve will act'' to keep the nation's "eco- nomic expa nsion on track ... Economists sai d thP Frd 's move la s t week rould bP SPPn as an effort to appease th£' Rush administration, which has bf•en pres suring the ce ntral bank to lowf'r Interest rates as a mean s to prod the slow -movi ng Pconom~·. Some economist s fear thP econ omy Is growing so slowly that it could drop Into a mild recess ion 2 In Memory In memory of Orlie Lambert who left us four years ago . You are no longer suffering or in pain, because you are sa fely home . The Lord may have taken you away from us. but you a.re with us in our hearts. We've never stopped think· ing about you or stopped loving you . Wa wlll never stop caring. You are sadly missed by your wife, Ethel Lambert, and all of your children . We all love you Dad. Happy 76th Birthday The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 Southern Texas receives additional rain By United Press lnternallonal and Hayes counties in southwes t Sa tu rated so il in areas of Nebraska, causing brief heavy sou thern T exas received a rains with small hail. furth er soaking Wednesday as A flash flood warning wa s storms moved thr ough the area . posted in southwes t Virginia keeping roads closed and flood where 3 inc hes of ra in fell in warnin gs up. wh ile hea vy rain s aOOu t an hour -b.s thunderstorms also hit Nebraska and Virg inia. stalle d ovrr Montgomery Separate areas of thunder· County, the National Weather st orms moved acros s the southw - Service sa id. es t and northeast corners of In Texas. where days of heavy Nebraska. bringing winds up to rains caused r ivers to overflow 40 mph and hail th e size of their banks, closed roads and marbles . damaged buildings, the soaking Slow -moving sto rm s headed cont inued. southeas t in Sllu thprn Lincoln Warm ... contmued from page 1 will be light to moderate the nex t two days . Cu t ha y may need to be baled Th ursday or ea rly friday to avoid wetting, wtth thunders torm r hances increasing l ate F'rida y and the weekend. On the latPs t weather map. a large hi gh pressure system was centered over Virginia. This sys tem will remain nearlv sta tionary Wf' dn esday. but dri-ft into the A t !antic on Thursday A cold front was located from Lake Superior so uthwest Into Nebraska. The northern portion of the front will move east through Thursday while the southern portion reamins sta tion ary This movement will ere a te an east -1o~ wes t oriented fronta l system by Thursday night to th e north of Lake Erie, west through Lower Michigan . ------Weather-----South Central Ohio Clear Wednesday night , wi th a low in the mid 60s. Mostly su nn y Thursday, with hi ghs near 90 Stocks [)ally stock prices (i\s of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Am Elec t ri c Power . . .. . .29 3., AT&T . .36 7 , Ashland Oi l . .17!1, Bo b Evan s 13 7 11 Charming Shoppes ... ... . ..... I P, Ci ty Holding Co . .. 15 \ 4 federal Mo gul .. .18'·, C oodyearT&R ... ........ 30 .. ... 12 11, KPy CPnturion . Jt)I K Lands' End . L tmil ed Inc . 2J 7 H ..... .. 68 1/~ Y1uitimedia Inc Rax R es taurant s.. 2~'R . .... 22 1/~ Robbi ns & M yer s .... J J I/~ Shoney' s In c 20 Sta r Bank . Wend y's l n11 6 1t~ .. .. 23',, Worthington lnd lJcenses issued Marriage lic enses ha vr been iss uPd in Meigs Co unt y Probate Co urt to William Ray Finken · binder. 69, and Ka rpn Kay J essif'. 46, both of Racine. and to Jeffrey Sco tt Ury. 28, Point Pleasant. W.V a .. and [ lsa Lee Trelawny. 35. Pomeroy . Extended Foreca.<iiit friday through Sunday A chan c~: for thunderstorm s eac h day . Righs will range from the middl e to upper 80s frida y. and from the upper 70s to the middle 80s Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows will be In them id to upper 60s through the period. Flood warnmgs were in el feel fo r Kimblf and \' a I Verdr• coun ties in so uth -central Texas as "iio rm ~ moved lhrough the area A 30 mile sl reteh or U.S. 7i from Refugio to Victor ia in southeast Texas rem<.~i n('dclosed by hig h water Wednesday , a dispatcher for the Refug io County Sheriff' s office sa id fa rm roads were reported closed Menard and K i mble coun· ties northeast of San Antonio The continued wet weath er was blamed on tropical moisture flowing northward and a htgh prrs surr sy stcm o vn t hr ras If' rn United States The system also produced ra ins over eas tl'rn N~·w Mexico and southrrn Louisiana Wednesday . Thund er storm s with very heavv rain m oved th r ough thf' norther n footh ills or l'orlh Carol· lna early Wrdnf'sda y and a storm stalled in an area west of Winston -Sail'm . the NWS sa1d . Els ewhr re . sc <.~ttl'red but strong thund er stw·ms occurred 1n pan s of Idah o, Oregon. Cali fornia and Ari zona Some of them brought loc·a l l; gusty winds, l ightni ng and hail. Humid and hazy co nditions prevai lf'd over most of Pennsyl va nia, Mar y l and and southern New Jersey early Wednesday. with patchy fog reported in man y areas. Temperature lows ranged in t he 50s and 60s throughout most of th e region. - --· DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER -INSURANCE 111 Settnd St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 PONDEROSit STEAKHOUSE Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADM ISSIONS- Ruth Pullin s. Racine. DISCRAR GES- Non<'. Dissolution filed Gary Edward While . Middle· port, and Ca th erine Christine Whit e. Chillico the. have filed an ac ti on for dissolution In Me1g' Co unty Commo n Pleas Court Dissolution granted In Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court. a disso lution ha s hwn granted to Mary Virgin ia Mora Kautz StPwart and Jesse L awrenc e Stewart. Lottery numbers PICK-3 802. PJCK-:l tickrt salrs tolaiPd $1.13.1,782 "0. with a payoff due of $393.80.150 PICK-4 0888. ---Meigs announcements Co untry music night Count ry music nig ht wi ll be observed at the L ot trldge Co m munit y Ce nter on Sa turd av from 7 p m . to midnight. fl ea Market Express and Rubbir Wrstfall wtll be feat urE'd Bonds from !hrough out th r arra are invitt'd to parli cipat c. Refreshment s will be avai labl e. Th e crnl er is located on Athens Count y Road 53 Sou th. f ivr miles west of Coolv ille. Weekend meet There wi l l be a weekend meet al the Red llru sh Church ol Chr is t on Bashan Road on Sa turd ay at 7: 30pm and Sun dav at 10 a .m . and 6 p .m . Denver Hlil. Fos tN. W.Va ., will be th<' speaker and the pub l ic is invttrcl to at tc'nd . Gilkey -Hudnall n·union The descendan ts uf Tornm .\ · Gilkey and Mild a Ja ne Hudna ll wil l hold th eir annual reunion on .July 29 al the roadside park on Rout(• ,13 south at Darwin . A potluck dlnnl'r wi ll br senf'd a t noo n Thosr at tr nding are 10 bring table srn· i cr and folding cha irs ,Ja eks rrunlon ThP Ja cks family r eun ion will br held .Jul y 29 at tiH • .lack\ hom cp la ec. A potlu ck d i nner wi ll begi n at noon . J•ack("t available All student s attrnd in g Ea str r n High Sc hool. g rade s 7-12 want ing to par ticipate in footbal l and ,·olleyball this fal l, should pick up an Information pac ket at the schoo l. lnf orm at ron may be r eceived Monday through Wedne s da~· from 9 am . to 1 p.m. in thP athleti c office. PASS to meet Parrnts Ad vorac.v for Special Student s 1PASS ! wi ll meet .Ju ly 26 at 2 p.m at thP Mrigs Co unt y HPa ith Departmrnt in lheconff'r rn ce room Any pa rC'nt . trachrr. or othrr intPrf'strd pr r so n. rn a~· attrnd PASS is a rPsourcc center for I. D and D H Attention De fi cit Disorders or a ny othPr ll' arnin g pr oblrm F or morr informal ion co nta ct 2Rfi 4R99 and as k for Ph,·! lis . REJOICING LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GRADES KINDERGARTEN & 1 THRU 8 Meets All State Requirements Minimum Standards REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR 1990-1991 SCHOOL YEAR For Information and Manual Write or Call 614-992-6249 REJOICING LIFE CHRIST!AN SCHOOL 333· North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45 760 NO COUPON NEEDED ••••••••••••••••••• HUR/?YI Coupon 7129190 Exp~res ALL·YOU·CAN·EAT SUNDAE BAR This coupon entitles you to our AII·You· Con·Eot Sundae Bar FREE when you purchase our Kansas City Strip Steak Dinner at $3. 99. 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Check with your A vacation bible school fatr wtll be held at the F'lrs t Southern Baptist Church on Pomeroy Pike on July 28 from lto 3 p.m. This is prior to the beginning of VBS. The two hour even t will offer food, fun and the opportunity to regis ter for the church's VBS. Registration is required for participation. Activities will include contests. games. food. a deer hunt. duck pond and lots of balloons . VI:IS will be held August 1·14 from 9 a.m. until noon for ages 2 through grade six. Youth grades n2 will mPPI 6:30-9 p.m. during the same dates . Times ar e 12:30 p.m . tor varsity football , 1:30 p.m. for freshman football; 2 p.m . for cross country: 2: .JO p.m for volleyba ll: 3 p.m for cheerlead ers: and 3: 30 p.m. for golf and other sports . Meigs High Sc hool physicals will be given Friday All athletes are to wear gym shorts and !·shirts for th e physicals. Dr Mark Brown and Dr. James Witherell will be conduct ing the physicals at the high sc hool. Excell program scheduled at OU at 992·2161. Winner named The ICF EXCEL program for junior and senior high cheer leading squads will be held July 24 ·27. 1990. Ohio Univers ity will be hosting th e four day camp held by the Internationa l Cheer leading Foundat ion at the Athens campus . The ICF program is comp lete. it offers origina l. new material. instruction in OJthiC'tic skills, safety t ra i ning. personal atten tio n, major awards and leadership programs . Harry D . Holter was th e winner of the July 8 mystery farm contes t in the Sund ay Ttmes -Sentlne L He corrrrtly ldPn1if'ied thp fa rm as thai of Edison Hollon. R<Jcine His namP Then• is <J $7 fee for the roursr. with a certificate presented lu each individual completing the VBS Fair Meigs High physicals set Friday There will be an AARP "55 session on Julv 24 and 25 at the Meigs County Sen ior Center. The two day sr•ssion will be from 1 to 4: J() p.m . each day. A volun teer A4\RP i nstructor will be conducting the coursP, which inc lud es slides and printed material about safe driving, which is a refrPsher course for those pPrsons who have driven Wednesday, July 18. 1990 was selected by lottery from sever al who correctly Identified the farm . The contest is span · sored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conse rva li on D istrict and The Ohio Va l ley Publishing Co . HoltN will rrcrivPd a $5 pr ize The fee Includes all meals, Intensive training and awards at the final party. For more infor· mation, or to reg ister. residents may cal l ICF al l-800-255-0296. Bible school Car wash Bible school is underway at the New Life Covenant Chu rch of God at Ches ter with classes being held from 7 to 9 p.m. each evening. The program will be presented Sa turday at 7 p.m. A car wash will be held by the teens of the New Li fe Covenant Church of God, Chester, at Pleasers In Pomeroy Sat urday from 10 a.m to 3 p.m . Rabbit show set for Oct. 29 Jaymar porluck The Jay Mar Golf Club's Tuesday Morning League is spo nso rin g a mixed scramblP and potluck suppt' r on Sund<Jy begi nning at 3 p.m. Those attending are to br i ng a covered dish and tab le service. All golfer s are welcome . -~ GELS Furniture Annuo Tent oe ANNUAL TENT SALE BUY DIRECT OFF FACTORY TRUCKS TENT LOCATED NEXT TO FAMILY DOLLAR STORE Ic~:Eon :TERMS 1 ~ 3 DAYS ONLY [~REE D:ELIYERY l I Thur. Fri. Sot. BEDROOM-LIVING ROOM-DINING ROOM-RECLINERS-ACCENT PC.'S 4 PC. HARDEN QUEEN SIZE I PC. VAUGHAN BASSEn Bedroom Suite $288°0 $159 95 S13300 EARlY AMERICAN 3 PC. 7 Pc. Metal Table Swivel Rockers 3 P(. Sectional 7 Pc. Wood Dinette Big Man's Recliner 3 Pc. End Table S Pc. 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REEDSVI LLE - Reedsville Co mmunit y Vacation B ibl e School will be held through Friday at Rlvcr,1ew School from 6 30-8 : :m p.m Classes for nursery through and including adu lt s. Chu rches participating includr Long Bottom and Reeds vi liP Unit f'd Methodist Chu rches , FRIDt\Y ROCK SPRINGS - Physicals wi ll be given at Meigs High Sc hool on Friday . Tim es arr 12 30 p.m .. va rsit y football: I . 30 p.m., fres hm an football : 2 p.m . cross country: 2: 30p. m .. volley ba ll : J p.m. cheer leaders : and J .10 p.m golf and other sports. POMEROY PUI$499 95 Ed en United Bret hren Church. Reed sville Church of Chri st. Fellow ship Church of the Naza · ro no. and Faith Gospel Churc h. THURSDAY POMEROY T he Meigs Coun ty Democrat ie Exec uti vP Committrr will mPPt Thursdav at 7: JO p.m a t the CarJ)f'nt r r' s Hall in Pomer oy·. RA CIN E- The Rac 1nr i\mm can Legion Post om. will meet Thursday al 7 .10 p m Refresh m cnt t; will be served . POMEROY - The Pomrroy C roup of AA and AIAnon will meet Thursday at i p.m . at Sacrrd Hear t Catholic Church . Call I ·ROO-JJJ5051 for informa · tion . - The ~1Pig s Count y Pub lic Li br a rv in P omr · er Dryer CASH & CARRY WEDNESDAY M IDDLEPOflT Vict ory l:lapti st Church in Middleport is co nducting Va c ation Bible School through Friday. fr om 6- 8: 30 p.m . Ca l l the church if a ride is needed. 992-6772 . Public is in vited . CHF STF:fl - Cltrslrr Com · munitv Bible School wtll br !wid at the. Ches ter United Methodist Church through Fr id ay fr om 6: 10 to H. :to r m . ra ch evening Classrs will be hPid for nursrry 1hrough six lh grad<• Refrigerator $388° SAMSUNG BOOM OX, DUEL CASSETTE... ...... Hurrv .. v;Jiues w(Jn't I.Yr I(Jn~ BUY NOW! AT INGELS ....-~·'f· nJOr Kimberly M. Van Maire, elementary education, Kibble Foundation Sc holar ship; junior Denzil Lee Welsh Jr. eleetrical engineering. Kibble Foundation Scholarsh ip; sophomore Melissa Lynn Woods, pre-business. Klbble Foundation Sc holarship. POMEROY -senior Jeffrey .ton Arnold, mu sic, Dean 's Scholarshlp, Kibble Foundation Scholarship; freshman Nancy Lynn Baker, chemical engineering. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: senior Lisa Dawn Baxter, nurs· ing, Kibble Foundation Scholar· ship; freshman John Cary Betz· in g. u n decided. k i b b I e Foundation Sc holarsh ip: fresh man Jennifer Lynn Buck, undeclded , Kibble Foundation Sc holarshlp; senior Melissa Ann Calaway. zoology. Dean's Se holarshlp. Kibble Foundation Sc holar ship : junior Kimberly Kaye Ca l ver t, psychology , Kibble Found ation Scholarship; sopho· more Char les Eugene Carson Jr .. computer sc ience, Kibble Foundallon Schol arship: sophomore Chad Allen Cook. electrical eng ineer ing. kibble Foundation Sc holarsh ip: sophomore Marc Anthony Corsi. eil'l'lrical engi neer lng, Kibble Fo undation Sc holar ship: sophomore Kyle L Dav is . pre-prof. Kibble Found alion Scholarship: freshman Ja son Lawrence Dodson. physics. Kibbl e Foundation Scho larship ; sophomore Sca n Russell Dodson. undecided-art. Kibble F'oundatlon Scho larship; sen ior Janet K. Baker Downie. soc ial work. Kibble Foundalton Scholarship: sophom ore Ter ry Scott Fields. electrical engineering, Kibble Foundat ion Scholarsh ip . C. Paul and Beth K. Stocker Scholarship; j unior Rex Scott Haggy. chemica l engi neeri ng. Ktbble Founda · l ion Sc holarship : freshman R honda Y · Gomez Haggy. politi cal science. Kibble Foundat ion Scholarsh ip: senior Jodi Ann Harrison. elemen tary educat ion. Kibble Foundation Scholarsh ip: se nior Darren Eugenr Hayes. zoology, KibbleFoundationScholarship: sophomore Krlstan RP nee Heines. physics. Kibble Foundation Sc holarship: junior Deeanna Dawn Henderson. eleclrical engineering. Kibble Foundation Scho lar ship; freshman Norman R Humphreys I II. undecided . Kibble Foundation Scho· lar ship: junior Susa n Ly nn Jones. polltleal science. Kibble F'oundation Sc holarship: junior Kevin Donald King, anthropol· ogy. Kibble Foundation Scholar· ship. Dean's Scholarship: fresh· man Kristin M . King, zoo logy. Manasseh Cutler Scholarship. Kibble Foundation Sc holar sh ip: junior Larissa Lee Long. health and sport science. Dean's Scho· larship. Kibble Foundation Scholarship : junior &thany Jo MavPr. mu_ : . Kibble Founda tion Scho lar ship: senior Judith L . Mees . accounting . Dean' s Schol ar ship. Ki bble Found ation Scholar ship: freshman Ay H. Mor<J , undecided, Kibblr Foun· Community calendar LARGE IN STOCK SELEtnON: ..I ENT ~~.,.,-~ Over a hundred area Ohio U niv ersity studen ts have re· reived scholarships for the 199091 school year. They are : CHESTER -senior Ronald Todd Clay, communications managemenl. , Kibble Founda· lion Sc holarship , Columbia Downing Scho la rship Fund; so· phomore Janine Michele Schae· kael. zoology, Kibble Foundation Scho larsh ip. COOLVJLLE fres hman Kelly Louann Douglas of Cool · ville. chem istry , Kibble Founda· lion Sc holarship: junior Jill Kristina E thridge. management systems, Dean's Scholarshtp: freshman Amy Lou Morgan, muslc. Manasseh Cutter-Ano nymous Sc holarship : senior Whitney Dawn Smith. physical therapy. DPan's Scholarship: freshm an Gina Suzze tte West, chemical engineering. Manasseh Cutler Scho lar ship. LANGS\1LLE - junior John William Longstreth, communi ca tion management. Kibble Foundation Scholarship. LONG BOTTOM-junior Di · ana Marie Bissell. hearing and speech science. Kibble Found alion Scho lar ship. Ben Manley Scholars hip: freshman Melissa Rae Bissel l. lclecummunica lio ns. K ibble F'oundation Scholarship: sen ior Amy D. Louks, music. Mac S. Bethel Sc holar· sh ip . Kibbl e Foundation Scholar· sh ip : junior Heather Camille Shuler. physics. C. Paul & Beth K St ocker Sc holarship, Kibble Fo und ation Scho lars hip: sopho· more Trlsha Anne Spencer. ar t, K ibbl e Foundatio n Scholarship. M ffiDLEPORT- senior Allen Glen Arnott. mechanical engt· neering, Kibble Foundation Scho l arship. Dean's Scholar· ship: fre shma n Matthew S Baker. health and sports science. Ki iJble Foundat ion Schola rship: freshman Michael Shawn Baker. undecided. Kibble Foundation Scholarsh ip: freshman Georgr Randall Bunce. art, KibblrFoun dation Sc holar ship: sophomore La ura M Cobb. undecldedart, Kibbl e Foundation Sc hola rship: sophomore David Gene Dodson. undectded, Kibble Foundation Scholarship; freshman Amy La dawn Epp le. accounting, · Kibble Fou nd ation Scholarsh ip: sen ior Ryan Britton Mahr. industria l technology : Kibble Foundation Scholar sh ip: sophomore El!z.1 beth Nadine Meier, health and sports science. Kibble Founda lion Scholarship : junior Jeffrey Todd Nelson. seco nd ary educa tlon. Kibble Foundation Sc holar · sh ip: freshman Shannon Marie New some. und ecided. Kibble Foundation Scho larship; junior Cynthia Lynn Riffle . h p. e. r. . Ki bble Foundation Scholarship: sen ior Mark Randall Smit h. zoolog y. Dcan ·s Scholarshi· p.Ru sh Elliott Pre-professional Scholar ship. Kibblf' Foundation Sc holarship: junior Donald Lee StPin . indu strial technology. Kib· blr F oundation Scholars hip: se- ' •-~<.~~::r--:r~ =· dation Scholarship: sen ior David H. Mora, pre-business, Kibble Foundation Scholarship; senior Steve Alan Musser, accounting, Robert F. Bishop sc holarship, Kibble Foundation Sc holars hip, Dean W. Jeffers E ndowed Scholarshlp in B.A.: junior Sandra L Ca r leton Needs,elementaryedu· cat ion. Kibble Foundation Sc hoIars hlp, Dean's Scholarship; fres hman Michael Alan Parker, electrical engineer ing, Kibble Fou nd ation Sc holarship: senior Larry Sco tt Powell, marketing, Kibble Foundation Scholarship. Freshman Todd Keith Powell. management systems. Kibble Foundation Sc holarship: junior Angela Kaye Sloan, music, Klbble Foundation Scholarship; fres hman Donald Todd Smith, CGmputers, Kibble Foundation Scholarship; senior Jennifer Leigh Swartz. physical therapy, Dean's Scholarship, Kibble Foundation Scholarsh ip, Area Six Heal th Services Scholarship; sophomore Monica Layne Turner. general business. Kibble Foundation Scho larship; fresh · man Michael Arthur Weber, undecided. Kibble Foundation Sc holarsh ip: senior Jackie Ryan Welker. hea lth and sports sc ienc e. Kibble FoundalionScholar shlp; sophomore Susan Renee Young, undecided, Kibble Foundation Sc holarsh ip. RACINE _ se nior Lori Ri chelle Adams, civi l engineering, Kibble Foundatio n Sc holarship: junior .Jen nifer Jayne Arnold. zoology. Dean' s Scholarship. Kibble Foundation Scholarship, freshm an Kristin e Lee Ash, psychology. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: sophomore Christopher William Baer. electrical engineeri ng. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: j unior Dav id .l ennings Beegle, physics, C. Paul and Beth K Stocker Scholarship, K ibble Foundation Sc holarsh ip: freshman Kevin Gregory Burgess. undecided. Kibble Foundalion Scholarship: freshman Shawn Louis Bush. chemistry. Kibble Foundation Scholar sh ip: freshman Henry Ervin Cleland lll, chemis try. Kibble Founda tion Sc holarship: sen ior Jimmy Lee Freeman, jour nalismpublic relations. Kibble Foundation Scholarship, James D. F: ul er Memorial Sc holarship: senior Jodie Lynn Harris, home economics. KlbbleFoundationScho· larshtp: senior Matthew Sco tt Harris. health and sports science. KlbbleFoundatlonScho· larshpp; senior Paul Bryan Har ris. physical therapy, Ktbble Foundation Sc hola rsh ip; junior Tammy Dawn Holter, indu strial systems management, Kibbl e Foundation Scholarship. Dean ' s Sc holarship. C. Paul and BethK . Stocker Scho la rship: freshman Kathryn Lou ise lhle. und ec ided. Mana sseh Cutl er Sc holarship: freshman Christopher William Murphy, electri cal engineerin g. Kibble Foundation Scholar ship: . freshman Ja son Sea n Quil len. industrial systems managf'menl, Kibbll' Foundation Sc holar ship: sen ior Rachel Laura Reiber. elec trica l engi neerin g. Kibble Foundation Sc holwrsh lp , C. Paul and Beth K . Stocker Sc holar ship: freshm an Donald Andrew Riffle. undecided. Kibble Foundation Sc holarsh ip: freshman Greta Lynn Riffle. political science. Kibble Foundation Scholarsh ip: freshman Sheryl L. Simpson What a beautiful incentive for trying and buying a new pair of Soft Spots. ®The leather casuals and s~ndals. that take comfort and fashion seriously. Just ~nng thts coupon in and save $10. It's the softest sell tn town. -----------------------------The "soft sell" coupon. Ohto University College of O steopathi c VlediCJn e Family · Medicine john C Wolf. D.O Associate Professor of Family Medicine LOTS OF WHITE-Tt\ILED DEER LOTS OF TICKS LOTS OF LYME DISEt\SE Question: Last year I had I have some questions about the Illness. Do antibiotics completely cure a person of Lyme disease In 10 days, and how can one be sure all the infection Is go ne? Answer: Let me e-xplain a bit about Lyme disease for the other rea der s berore I addres s your questions . Lyme disease ls named after Lyme. Conn .. the town where this Infection which has reached ep idem ic proportions in some areas- was first identified It has nothing to do with the fruit lime. Lyme disease is causPd by bacteria ca lied Borrelia bu rgdor fer!, which is fairly common in New England. Wisconsin. Min· niesota and th e Paci fic Northw est. These bacteria must live inside othe r living creatures . The Lyme disease more likely. Humans Infected with Borrelia burgdorferl from a ti ck bite develop a rash. It Is a raised. red circular rash - sometimes said to resemble a bullseye - which clears up without treatment, on ly to appear in another spot. This ras h Is ca lled erythema chronlca mlgrans in doctor lingo, and Is usually a more Importan t clue to the correct diagnosis than the lick bite Itself. This Is because 50 percent of Infected people don't recall ever having a tlck bile. : While the rash is present or after : it has Improved. a flu -like Illness : develops with headache and muscle and joint achPs. As the di sease progresses over several weeks to months, 10 to 15 percent of untrcalrd individuals will develop serious problems to the nervous system. heart and joints. Now. to your question of treatment The antibiotics tetracycline . penicillin. erthroIxod es Dammini tick is responsi - mycin and a few others have ble for spread ing the bacteria bren used to treat thb Infection and. therefore. Lyme disease The individuals who take an from animal to an im a I. including antibiotic. pardcularly tetracy · hum an s. cline. ear ly In the course of the The llfr r~ c l e of th e tick lasts disease are less likely to develop two years. Thr frmalr I irk lays the l ater complications of the her eggs in \h(' sprin g. Thcsc> illnes s. Ten days of treatment hatch into Ia rvae which feed once often works. bu 130 days is better . duri ng the summer on the blood The choice of antibiotic and the of mammals . usually mtce. The length of treatmen t depends in la f\·ae change tor molt! into part on how long the Infection has young ticks called ny mphs the been going on and wheth er it has follow1ng spring and feed once already invaded the heart or during thP summer on mice. brain . Even with proper anti bio· dogs. deer . or humans . The lie treatment, a few Individuals nymphs th en molt In to adul t · con tinue wlth or drvriop !ate · ticks . ln th e fall they feed on symptoms of the disease. A another mammal. frequently different antibiotic often helps whitHailed deer. The adult lick these unfortuna te Individuals. la ys eggs in thP spring which thrn There is a blood tes t which can hatch imo larvae. S\<Jr tin g thf' identify if you havp been exposed cyc le over again to the bacteria which causP.s : Lyme disease. This test can also : Thr rrason the diseasP is be he l pful in cletrrmining · rommon ln th rsr. wooded sta tes whether the antibiotics haveand not other a r eas oft he cou nt r y been successful In helping youf. is due to the larger number of body rid it self of the disease . Talli white ·talled deer. These deep to your doctor if you are stil l woods dwelling anima ls help having symptoms which yo u keep the tick population at a high th mk are due ~o th e L ymP d ISPase enough level that transmission of you had last summer . the bacteria to hum ans becomes DEU MADE SHREDDED $2.19 LB. COOKED HAM ••••.••••• ~~m.~·. 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Kibble Found a· lion Scholarship: freshman Jef· frey Allen Sharp, pre-business, Kibble Foundation Scholarship; sop homore Brian Edward Shuler. undecided. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: junior Phillip Dan lei Wo~e . secondary education, Kibble Foundation Sc holarship ; freshman Brenda Gay Zirkle, undeeldedart, Kibble Foundation Sc holarship. REEDSVILLE se nior Robyn Gall Barnett. telecom muntcatlons. Kibble Foundation Sc holarship; freshman Kenny Eugene Caldwell. undecided, Kibble Foundation Scholarship; junior Kirk Dean Reed, secondary educa tion. Kibble Foundation Sc holar sh ip; senior Tammy Sue Roberts, telecommunications. Kibble F'oundatlon Scholarship: freshman Matthew Byron Sisson, secondary educa tion. Kibble Foundation Scholar· sh ip: junior Lisa F. Hawk To use. zoo logy. Kl bble Foundation Sc ho· larshlp; senio r Todd Allen Wll· so n, indu str ial technologJ', Kibble Foundation Sc holarsh ip: se nior Amy Yvette Young, elementary education. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: sen ior Angela Yvonne Young, elementary education, Kibble Foundation Sc holar ship. RUTLAND sophomore David Scott Edmonds. zoology. Kibble F'oundatlon Scholars hip: freshman Daniel Scott Kennedy. elect rical engi neeri ng. Trustee's Outstanding Sc hola r Award. Kibble Foundation Award; junio r Lisa Gall Miller. spec ial educa tion. Kibble Fo undati o n Sc holarsh tp. SHADE - jumor Usa Joanne Johnson. English. Edwin LRuth Kennedy D istingui shed Profes· sor Sc hola rs hip; junior Kevin Victor K ing, zoo logy, Kibble Foundation Scho larship: fresh man Nick Andrew King. telecom munication. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: senior Brenda Su · san Si nclair, financ e. Kibble Foundation Sc holarship, Myron M. Wallace Sc holarsh ip Fund SYRACUSE sophomore Shawn Willian Arnott. finance. Kibble Foundation Sc holarship : senior Tracie Rae Hubbard . home econom ics. Kibble Founda· tlon Scholarship: freshman J . Todd Lisle, pre- business, Kib· ble Foundation Scho lar ship: freshman Jerod Archer Moore. zoology . Kl bble Foundation Scholarship; sop homore Kristen De anne Pape. undecided art. Kibble Foundation Scholarship: fr eshman Christopher Ryan Stout. pre- business. Kibble Foundation Scho larship; fresh man Jane Ann Williams, ac counting. Kibble Fo undation Scho larship TUPPERS PLAINS - fresh man l:lcthany Suzanne Ar baugh. history. Kibble Foundntlo n Scholar ship; sen lor Timothv Robert Dorst. industrial sys tem s man agement. Kibble Foundation Scho larship: sophomore Steven Eddie Horn er. undecided . Kibble Foundation Sc holarship: fresh man Tammy Ka.v Kennedy. undecided. Kibble Foundation Scholar ship: fre shman Da n Vaugha n Tripp. chemistry, Kib· ble Foundation Sc hola rship. In addition. freshman Jona than Vane<• Mer rit 1 of New Havf'n. W.Va. rece ived the FinP Arts Ta lent Awa rd. Merrit t ma jar s in music. We have to be soft to make an offer like this! I . Dishwasher The Daily Sentinel- Page- 7 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio OU scholarships awarded to Meigs students Plans for the Fall F'antasy Show to br held Oct. 29 were dtscussed a I the recent meeting of the South east Ohio Rabbit Breeders Association held at the Meigs County Extension Office. T he recent Moonlight Rabbit Romp was discussed and It was noted that the next meeting will beheld Aug . 21 at 7:30p.m. at the ex trnsion office. Anyone Interested In raising, breeding, or showing rabbits is Invited to at tend . r-------~~~~~~------~------------------~--~------~ Wednesday, July 18, 1990 VALID fHRU JUlY 73, 1n0 S1.19 MAXWELL HOUSE ADC COFFEE ............ ~!.~!... $7,39 JELL0 ....................3.~.~· ••••• 2 FOR 98< WnH FRIES ................ s1.84 GENERAL M1l.LS ~~ ltad18 MANWICH................ m!.~t $1.29 LOVE MY CARPET .... !~.2!••• $1.89 TIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1.~1••• S2 .29 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "lt the End of tht Pomtroy·Ma- Brldgt" POMEIOY, OHIO PH. 992-2556 I ! CHAPMAN SHOES POMEROY'S ouAun SHOE noE 1 •------------------------------- WHEATIES ............1.a,p.z........ s3.19 PEPSI •••.•••••.•.•••••••1.2,!~!l.~~~~. S3.2 9 • ''BULK GARDEN SEED 1/2 PRICE" �Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Sentinel Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio P730 BIG BEND ...Your Family Owned LOW-PRICED SUPERMARKET. We'~e ;.-'~ L OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Community -... Minded DLA D 8 AM- 10 PM V JULV 21 , . .0 , UtDA FOOD ITAMPI AND WIC COUI'DNI ACCEI•T!II~ NOT RUPNIIILE W! REIEAVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANT mEl • PRICES EFFECTIV! THAU SATUAD A • · ASST. VARIETIES Tenderbest · .· ~~4·~'h7r'::n a.. ~~ tofi TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL !RRORI 1 LB. PKG. Lunch Meat (~,o~~ 1 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 BONELESS J Chicken Breast LB. 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Goad Thru - J~y BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON DUNCAN HINES CHEWY FUDGE CHASE & SANBORN BROWNIE MIX COFFEE BUY ONE, GET ONE 19.8 OZ. FREE $ oz. 34.S $ 29 6 PACK 12 OZ. CANS 21, 1990 . CHRIST AS CARDS, TREES, RIBBON, GIFT WRAP, ORNA ENTS, GARLAND, TREES RTS, STOCKINGS, LIGHT SETS BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON ASSORTED VARIETIES QUART LADIES', EN'S, BOYS' GIRLS' TOTS', INFANTS' ATIACHED TO THE ORIGINAL PRICE TICKET 10W30 • 10W40 ~~ · Chormin Both Tissue I ALL OF OUR GREEN TICKETED LOOK FOR THE GREEN TICKET SAVE ON THESE SUMMER SPECIALS AT BIG BEND FOODLAND ----- ------- - --- -- ----------- - - ------ -------r. BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON ALL OF OUR GREEN TICKETED UMIT 1 WRH COUPON. GOOD TIIIU JIAY 21, 1990 ~ 1 I -----------------------BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON :t I I 99 WJfH COUPON. VALID MU JULY 21, 1990 UIIIT 1 Willi COUPON. GOOD TIIIU JIAY 21, 1990 -----------------------------J I BI G BEND FOODLAND COUPON I NESCAFE INSTANT MT. BLEND COFFEE SUPERIOR HOTDOGS e \\ SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO �Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Wednesday, July 18, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Bush prefers novels to sleeping pUis WASH lNG TON 1UP II - In what could be taken as good news or bad news fur writers. Pres i· dent Bu sh sai d he reads novelsto help him sleep But the president al so made it vPlt , unt_' of hi s favorite presi - dents. He also has started read · ing onC' of Robert Caro's biog r aphical vol umes on Lyndon Johnson . Mo stly. Bush sa id that he "formal and heavy gomg," in eluding end less briefing paper s. He revea led his bedt ime read ing during a news confcrcn cl' Tuesday with members of ThP Maga zine Pub li s hPr s of America . Bush explained he did not read "par ti cularly weight y" books but had found Torn Wolfe's "Bon fi re of the Van it ies " a "pret ty darn good " novel thai "was up near the top of the list." The president sa id hl' is rearl · ing Arthur Haley's "Evenin g News." adding "I'm ha lfwav through that." · Bush sa id he also has read a co up le of books on Teddy Roose STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN •• JULY 15 THRU SAT., JULY 21 Dry humor pays off SANTA CLARA. Ca lif. tUPli - The Smo th ers Brothers ' dry humo r paid off for the Sa nta Clara Va lley Water Dis trict. which reported a 30 percent drop in water use las t month compared with the same period last year . " Everyone is pitc h ing in to encourage co nservat i on. " Ro nald R Esau, water district 2-year-o ld who wants to drive? By WILLIAM C. TROIT l lnlted Press Inter national Chicken ............l~ HALL DARES DRUGS: Arsenio Hall is getting busy in the war on drugs . He's been named the f irst nat ional ambassa dor for DARE. Drug Abuse Resis tan ce Educa tion. T he job entails servl ng on the orga nlzat ion· s board of directors a nd influ enci ng yo ung people to stay off drugs . "I am living pr oof that being hip and being successfu l is be st ach1eved by being drug free." the late-ni ght talk show host said. Los Angeles Po lice Ch ief Daryl Gates said Hall' s involvement will " help increase publ ic awareness for the benefits of DARE and help motivate you ng people t o rem a in drug free.·· PROB.~TION FO R BONADlCE: Danny llonadu re. the red headed, freckle-faced kid on " The Partr id gP Family" 20 years ago, was sr ntE'nced to 1~ months on probation for posse ssion of crack in Day tona Be<Jch. F la. Bonaduce. 30. pleaded no co nIf's 1t o a rrduc('{l rhargi..' uf at wm pled pu rchasC' of a co ntrolled substanrr as part of <.tn <.t rrangt'ment with prosecu tors. The judge also ordered him 10 undergo drug c? u,,n~e lin g, prdorm 75 hours of communitY srrviC(' and pay $!-:i7.1m co urt and prost'cutlon charges 99( Fryer Ports .•.. .'~ .. S9< $ 29 Bacon ....•......•..l~. 1 •• MIXED KAHN'S CRISPY SERVE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Rump Roost .....• $169 9 41 R1b Steak ......••l:. BUCKET BEEF $ 19 Cubed Steak •.••l:.. 2 49 Chicken Livers'.':. $2 $ 1 ECKRICH 39 Bologna .•......•.::. $1 ZEST A CRACKERS 99< A nnu al inspt'Ci ion of th e Rock Sp rin gs Grange l).'as madr b\" Dep uty Master and M atro n Mr . and Mr s. Art hu r Crabtrcr . Th e first degTPP was givrn to Mr. and Mr s James In gel s by past master Lucille Potratz. Opal Grucser gave a !cgisla live rep or t on several is~ue s Barbara Fry . CWA. reminded members a bout lhf' contrsts to br at th e September Pom ona mee ting . Bunny Kuhl asked member s to be thinking abo ut the fair boo! h. Commu nica t ions wcrr read fr om th e National Grange Pa t Holter had the program " What Do You Know Abou t Mom·~' " Readings were b~· Rol · lin Radford and M rs . HoltPr Char Irs Radford ga \ P a brir f t a I k on collecting cu ins Opa I C ruP Sf't !lad a co nsume r alert and UrHia Broderick had a r eading A humorous skit wa1.., prr..,l.'ntcd by William Radford. Rov Hnlt< •r, Kathryn Miller. Barb ara Fn. " nd Sarah Caldwel l FIRESIDE VANILLA WAFERS 17 OZ. BOX 79< TRASH BAGS 10 CT. $ Potatoes .........~~~·. 179 FLAVORITE $ 2°/o Milk .•••...• :!l•· 169 (~ff;~~cu(hees~·:'. $119 . : ALL TYPE KEMP PAIL ·.Ruff Ies.............. ~ . 99 . $11 9 Ice Cream •••••••••• $2 99 BANQUET :HEINZ . d h $1 9 9 ;Ketchup .•••.•••.~~~ •. 99< Fr1e C icken •••• S QT. PAIL REG. : 28 oz. • NORTHERN PURE SWEET TOILET TISSUE SUGAR 4 ROLl PKG. • 99( Good Only At Pow~l 's Super Valu Good Sun. July 15 tflru Sal., July 21 4 LB. $119 • Good Only AI Powell's Supor Volu • Good Sun. July 1 S thru Sot., July 21 TIDE DETERGENT moz. $6 79 Good Only At Powell's Suptr Valu Good Sun. July 1S lllru lat., July 21 TENDERLEAF BLACK TEA BAGS 100 CT. $1 99 Good Only At Powell 's luporVolu Good Sun. July 1S thru Sot., July 21 ·'Side b.\ · Siclr" was sung by \anc)· Radford and Pat HoltN , :md Ervi n Potratz ga\"(' a n_'<.Hiing. MPmbrr s r rportrd ill werE' 1\g n Ps Dixon a nd Loui se Radford . Refrpshm Pn ls V.'Pre served by Mr and Mrs Charles Aldridge and Mr. and Mr<.. .. James In gels. Be lie ve il . Robert Crawford parked his 1977 AMC Parer In a servtce station lot and went to return rented videotapes Thursday, leaving his son Tommy sn ug In his car seat In sid e. Tommy managed to unbuckle his ca r seat and then reached down and re leased the emer gency brake. When the car star ted rollin g. the toddler was seen standing In the driver's seat. t rying to dr ive. The ca r gilded at about 5 mph and hit a telephone boo th , but the ch ild esca ped Injury . Hi s f ather said the ch ild Deaths reported were Mrs. Duling visits area ap parPnUy did not IC'arn a ny lrsson from the mishap . The next day, Tommy t rled unsuccess - Gretchen Smith Dullng, for mally of GaiUpolls, currently living with her family In Snyder, N.Y., was recently back in the Ohio Valley ar ea visiting her great aunt M arguerite Moore Hineman and altendlng the fes tivities In GaiUpoll s, Including her 1958 cla ss reunion. She spent a week visiting and interviewing all members of the ORTA re tired teachers who had ass isted her In a survey she did for her course work at the State University of New York at Buffalo. full y to start his 01u n1' s car a1 a \\ash She Is doing her doctorate work Lil number game was won by John E. H alliday PAT HILL in the history education . Page 11 M rs. A card was signed for the oldest living member of the Ha lliday family , Fern Stans bury , age 100. of At hens . Plans were made for next year's reunion . Attending were Raymond and Grace Furbee, Racine, Mr. and Mrs Ei lee n Carter and Rhonda Car ter, Gal lip olis; Kurt Doss. Po in t Pleasant, W.Va .; Pauline A tk ins, Rutland; Robert and Sharon Jewell and Cheryl , Pomeroy; Anna Hallid ay, Alan HaiU· day, and Ivan Halliday, Dexter; Warren and Lois Hammond, Greenup . Ky .; Keith Mutchler, Athens; Alston and Marguerite Tracy, Colu mbus; John E. Halli da y and Anne Jenk in s, Gallipolis. elemen tar v - Ma rga ret W. Parsons spent time with Mrs. Duling In sharing facts and thoughts about her long and dedicated career in teaching . Mrs .hDullng will return in la te summer to visit with other Meigs County Teachers Mr s. Duling has a M.A. In Music Education; a M .S . In Creative and Gift ed Education; and aM .S. In Scbool Administration. She currently Is a teacher in Williamsville. N.Y spec ializing as an elementary gUted pro· gramming specialist. GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TVs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd An., GaHipolis PH. 4411-1699 HOURS: 8 A.M.-6 P.M. FORD AND CHRYSLER-PlYMOUTH-DODGE 50 0/0 OFF I~ 2 LITER sor . locat ow.l)!tr. l TENNIS SHOES WIENERS 20°/o 99,~ OFF ALL MEN'S TENNIS SHOES 20°/o • • • • '.,1 .• " • ••• (,~ v~ OFF ~~ ~~ , _,.. $9,995 $9,995 ~.f' ~- ~~ 0~ (; 0~ ~ HOOD FAMILY SHOES 21 0 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY 992-6254 VAN .3.. 1 THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ALL CHILDREN'S L.A. GEAR & KANGAROOS FLAVORITE Sl0,99S SELECT GROUP SCHOOL COLOR TENNIS SHOES ARE IN 89< USED TRUC SALE Ga l lipolis Mf'mbrrs prPscnt were Sa llv Clay . Susa n Hud son, Sister Jean. Lind a Warner, Jenn ie Adkin s. Rit a Field s. Nancy Sca r br ough. Carol Ault . Hild a Torado. and Tom Hai rsto n. Th P next mrPting w ill be held Aug . 1:1 at Wood land Cen ters in Gallipo lis from o: .10 to 7 p.m The public Is invited to attr nrl DRESS•CASUAL•TENNIS SHOES LA SHORTS & T-SHIRTS SUMMER PURSES LB. A Thr Srre n !ty House Board met recen tly at Woodland Centers !n ROYAL CROWN COLA $J29 Toddler goes for joyride MACOMB. Ill (UP!) - Serenity HouJe Board meets 79< LUNCH MEATS television spot s_ Mer le Woodall. Arizona; Elster Metheney. Wellston ; George A . Perry, Dexter; and Marvel Mutchler. Athens. Births Incl ude Mark and Cindee Hickson. a son. Michael Ross; and Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Fisher, a son. · Prizes awarded were to those travelin g the farthest , Mr. and Mrs. Alston Tracy, Co lumbus; the eldest, John E. Halliday; the youngest c hild, Cheryl Jewe ll; most children present, Pauline Atkins; the all present, guess the " CLEARANCE SALE FLAVORITE ASST. in newspaper ads, rad io a nd The 1990 Laing and Mary Halliday reunion, dedicated to Louis Victor and Mary Von Sc hriltz's Oct . 19, 1790-1990 bicen · tennia l landing at Gal lipolis was held recently at the Ru Uand Park. The basket dinner was presided over by Grace Furbee with Raymond Furbee asking the> blessing . New offic ers elec ted we r e Ei leen Carter, president; Mrs. Bob Jewe ll, vice president ; Mrs. Wald Hallid ay, sec retary; and Mrs. VIrgil Atkins, treasurer. Rock Springs Grange meeting held recently LB. BOX MT. NEAT U.S. NO. 1 WHITE levels, he said. Esau no ted thr reductions ca me after the water district hired comedians Tom and Dick Smothers to pitch water conservation on bus board s and .---People in the news-... PICK OF CHICK genera l manager. said Tuesday . Rainfall in Santa Clara Countv ranged between 65 and 71 percent of a veragr and rese r voirs in the district arf' near record -low prefers novels and a "relaxed kind of reading." "Instead of taking sleeping tablets, a good novel will help." he sa id . Then he added: " I wish I could tell you that 1 was doing more serious hi stor ical read in ti: I am not at this moment." c lear th a t most of his reading is CHOICE BEEF The Daily Sentinel Quirks in the news _ _ _ __ Halliday family gathers for reunion urrtmer fun f sf!! U .S~D.A. Middleport, Ohio il F-150 6 cyl., m•npaltrans. Topper. 50 PICKUP S2,99S �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, July 1 B. 1990 Wednesday, July 18, 1990 --------~-------------------------~--~~------------------------~~--~ graduation. be a live band and refreshments. The Buckeye veterans of the Beat of the bend Teacher to Ge honored By BOB HOEFLICH dedicated service. Dwain Sayre, son of Juanita Sayre and the late Thomas D. Sayre, Par · tland. will be honored by com · munity friends and form er stu · dents a t a retirement open house to be held from I to 4 p .m . on Sunday, July 29. at the Mohawk High School in The event is being sponsored by the Mohawk FF • the Mo· hawk FFA Alumni <.td the Mohawk Young Farmers •nd is a community-wide affair. Even those who are unable to a t. nd are being asked to send a lett • r or note to be presented to Dwaln during the open house. Residents are being invited to share their memories - funny, serious, a memorable moment. The• notes and letters are to be sent tu Shawn Stober. 4588 CH3o, Syca · more, Oh 44882. M e igs friend s of Dwain arc certai~.ly invited to Sycamon•. Dwain retired July 1 from teaching vocalional agriculture · at Mohaw k Higl! after 29 years of get in to the act. And also on Sunday, July 29, an Amencan Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Pomeroy speclfi· cally for motorcyclists of Meigs and neighboring counties. Riders will meet at 11 a.m. that day on the parking lot along the river leaving that site atl2 noon. Blood donations will be taken at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Following the run a paarty will be staged for partieipants at the coon hunters building on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds . There will Entrance to the party is limited to those who give or at tempt to give blood. the only exceptlons being those who are medically unable to donate . Anyone with ques ~ons should call 742·2081. friday morning will mark lhe first pickup for the 16 residents on Second and Third Avenues In Middleport who are participat · ing In a pilot project to help determine lhP sucrPss of a voluntary recycling program . Thzse participants have been provided spectal baskets and Instructions on how the program Is to work . If the test conducted by Roger Manley - is successful It could mean tha t I here is help out there to expand the program with the end result being, of course, the reduction In the amount of trash hea ded to landfills. It is a major problem for all of us, you know D r. Dan A piing who has resigned as superintendent of the Eastern Local School District will begin his new duties on Aug. 1 as superintendent of the Buck · ey e Valley Local Schools In Delaware County. The district has 2,()(XJ students . Meantime, Dr. Apllng's wife has returned from a short visit with friends In Scotland the trip being a glft from Dr . Apllng In recognition of her reecnt college Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·r-----------------------~----~-- 37th Infantry Division of World Wars I and II and lhe Korean Conflict are planning a reunion over the Labor Day weekend, Aug. :nand Sept. 1 and 2. If you served wilh the division and arr intPrested you can secure information by contacting ' RATES TO PLAC! AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. And again our politicians ap. pear to be highly concerned about th e national debt It's like the weather, they've• talked about it a lot in the past but no one , 3 6 10 ' AY Mon1hly POLICIES has evpr donl' anything about it . ft will be interesting to sPe what happens this go·around . Mean· 'Recltnle S SO doscount lor 1d1 Pll•d oro ad'olance 'Free 11ds - G•ve1w1y and Fovnd ads under 15 w1w 1d s ... ,u hP run 3 d.,s 81 no ch•ge , 'Pnce ot ad lor all caprut leners IS double prt cr. o l ad cos I '7 pomt ltne wpe only used •S not responsible tor errors a her f1rs1 dirY !Checll dey after publ•c.tton to m.._e correcHon Card of Th~ks Happ~ In Memonam Yard Sales Ads Merchandise 51- Houtehold Good!< 2 - In Memory 52 - Sporting Good• 53 - Antiques J - Annoucement s 4 - Gnouway 54 - Mtsc Mll!rchendtse 5 - Happy Ads 8 - Publ•c Sal~ & Auct1on 9-WDnted to Suv DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION MONDAY PAPER - 1 1 OOA M SATUAOA'f' - 2 00 PM MONDAY - 2 00 PM TUESDAY - 2 00 PM WEDNESDAY 2 00 PM THURSDAY - 200PMFAIOA'f' TUESDAY PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDA~ PAPER SUNDAY PAPER PERDUE Classified paf!es enter r Ire Chicken Leg Quarters Supplies & Liveslock foUewin!I telephone PXrhan[le.> ... 14 - Busmess Tra1n 1ng Scl"lools & lnslrucloon 16 - Radoo . 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Acclll!l&Orii!S 77 -- Auto Aepa•• 78 - Camp ong Equopo1"1t'lll 79 - Cam~ei'S & Motor Homes 31 - Hames tor Sale 32 - Mob•leHomes lor S11lf' JJ - filrms for Sale 34 - Busmess Butldmgs :15 Lo ts & A.~ru ge 36 - Real Euate W~tnte d e:mnma Services 41- House~ for Rent 42 - - MobdeHomes l or Ren1 St Home lmprovem.,.-,t s 82 - Plumll•ng & He trtmg 43 -F arms tor R~nl 44 4parlm~ntlor Rent 45 - FurniSh~d I -~ ·. ··, 49 Cubed Steak Pound i i .· 88 ' U.S . GOV'T GRADED CHOICE, GRAIN FED BEEF Il I Boneless Ribeye Steak Pound 88 POWDER Tide Laundry Detergent JS-oz. CHILLED Donald Duck Orange Juice 64-oz. IN THE DELl -PASTRY Grade A large Eggs I~ Cl ggc 1 200 Kroger 1% Lowfat Milk Gallon SPEED Deli Style Cooked Ham 110 100 BUY ON 9-0Z . BOX Counur Oven Animal Cuakiu GET ONE FREE! SAVE fl ]'9 SPEED Kodak Film CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI, Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola 24-Exposure Roll s ·a 24-Pak 12-oL Cans $ 84 Join In Our Sidewalk Sale! This Friday & Saturday From lOam .. 7pm. All Types Of Summer Merchandise, Specials From Each Dept. & Fun For Everyone. See Your Friendly Kroger Store For Details! Public Notice COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARO OF EDUCATION EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL OISTRICT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1990 GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS RECEtPTS o!Revenue) Taxos .. . . .678.98B 52 Tuhion . . .... 1. 184.86 Earning• on In vestment a ..... 26 .652 .38 Extracurricular Activities ... .. 63. B06 .46 Class. Materials Fe01 ........... ..... 7.4B5.50 GRANTS IN AIO o State Sourcea ... 1,990,419 .70 Federal Sourcea .. 120.262.27 Total Receipts i0poratingj ... 2.779. 154.89 DISBURSEMENTS' IExpendhures) Instruction .. 1.662.312. 28 Supporting Services ... 1. 182,846.93 CommunRv Services ... 6&9. 00 Extracurricular Acti· vltl01. .... .. 87.822 .47 Oeb1 Serviceo .... 37.08t.98 Total Oisburn· menlo ..... 2.960.401 . 84 Exc . Rcpts. Ovar/(Under) Diab .. .. ..... {1 71.248 .751 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES tUSES) . Contributions & Do· nations .. .. .... 34,1 38. 10 Proc. Fm Sale & lou of Assets .. . ...... 608.80 Proceed• from Sale of Notes .. .. ... 111,000.00 Operations Transfers In . . ...... 8. 208.78 Refund of Prior Years Expend 4.500 73 Operating Transfers Out . .... j30,52B 89[ Refund of Prior Years Receipta ... {1.749 .10) Total of Fin . Sources jU101) .. . .... !24.!78 40 Exceu Re~atpts/ Sourcas Over/ (Under) Oisb. & Other UoM/No1 ..... !47.070. 361 Beginning Fund Cash Balance ...... 264.994 .53 Ending Fund Cash Balance ....... 217.924 .1B Reserved for Encum· bran eel .. .... 1OJ. 76B. 98 Unreserved Fund Balance ........ 114, 166.20 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS RECEIPTS (Revenua)o Extracunicular Acllvltieo .. . .... 32.043.58 Total re· colpu.. .. ... .. .. 32.043.38 DISBURSEMENTS ' Extracunicular Activitill .. .. 29.482 . 72 Total Oisbur .. menlo . .... 29.482 .72 be. Rcptt. Over/(Under) Oiob .. .......... 2,680.84 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES iUSESio Contrlbutione & Donations . ..... 3.436 .63 Operating Transfers In ....................... 377.57 Operating Transfen Oul .... ...... ...... ... {377. 57) Total Other Fin. Sour· ceo jUoOI) .... .. .. 3.438.83 Exc. Acpta/Sourcn Over I JU nderl Dlob. Olhllt' Uo•/Nel ......... 5,997.'7 Beginning Fund Cnh Balance ......... 14,796. 1 2 Ending Fund Cash Bolan co ........ 20, 793.59 Reserved tor Encumbrances ......... .. 2,811.71 Unrnervad Fund Balance ........... 18.1B1.B8 PROPRIETARY FUNDS RECEIPTS (Operallng)o Food Services Satos ............. B4.414.37 Extracurricular Actlvlllao .... .... 1, 160.44 Cl11s Materiels Feeo ........... 10.923.71 Mi1c. Rocalph ......... 29,8B1 .04 Total Receipts (Oporollng .... 128.189.56 DISBURSEMENTS jOpe•ating): Employees Salaries & Wages .. .. .. 71.062 .24 Employees Retirement ..... 41. 246 .89 Benefits Purchued Sai'Yic:81 . .. .. 17.869.01 Suppliea & Materials .. ... ...... 100.678.15 Capital Outlay ..... t. 187.35 Other Object& .... .... 54B. 79 Total Disb. lOpe•) ........ 232.391.43 Exc. Rcpta. Ovarl tunder) Diob ......... 11 08,221 .87) NON-OPERATING RECEIPTS {Diob.)o Contributions & Donations .. .. ... 4,000.00 State Sour~ee ... 5, 778.76 Federal Sources 76,643.41 Oper•tinA Transfers In ................. 24.322 .13 A-.fundof Prior Years Expend ......... 10.58 Total Other Fin . Sources IU101) ..... .. .. 109. 752.B6 E.-.:c. Rcpts/Sources Over I (Under) Disb. & Other uo.. /Nal .... .. 3.530.9B Beginning Fund Cash Balance ... ...... 28,667.00 Ending Fund Cash Balance ......... 30,087.98 Reserved for Encum. .2.420 .38 brances .. Unreserved Fund Balance . .. .. 27,667 .60 TOTALS RECEIPTS Taxoo ... ... . .. 676.968.62 Tuition .. . . . . 1.164. 85 Earnings on lnvH1 · mants . . ..... 26.652 .38 Food Service~ SaiM ..... .... 84.41437 Extracurricular Activities.. .. . B7.000. 48 Claas Materials Fe8S ........ 18.409.21 Misc. Receipts ....... 32,076 . 25 GRANTS IN AIO o State 1.990.419.70 Sourcas Federal 120.262.27 Sources . Total Receipts 2.937. 368 .01 DISBURSEMENTS , Instruction . 1.662.312 .28 Supporting SarvicM .. 1.182,845.93 Communhy Servicn ...... 669.00 Extracurricular Activities ...... 97.106.19 Debt Services .... 37.061 . 96 Employees Salaries S. Wogeo ............ 71.062. 24 EmployMI Retirement Benefits ......... 41 ,245.89 Purcha1ed Soi'YICM ......... 17,869.01 Supplies & Mater · iato .... 100.878.15 CapHot Outley ..... 1.187.35 Othe• Objects ....... 548. 79 Total Oisburl8mentsi0per.) ...... 3,212,275.79 Ex~. Rcpu. Ovar/(Underl Olob .......... •274.907 7BJ Contributions & Donalions .............. 41.574. 73 Proc. Fm. Sale & Loss of Aooeu ............. 608.BO Proceed• from Sale of Noln ...... 111.000.00 Slota Sourcoo ...... 5.776.75 Federal Sourceo ........ 75.643.41 Operating Transfentn .............. . .. 30,906.48 Refurld of Prior Yean Expend . ......... -. 4.51 1 29 Operating TrantfereOuL ...... j30,908.48) Refund of Prior Vaen Reeolplo .......... (1, 749.10) Total Other Fin. Sourceo (Uon) .... 237,355.BB Exc. Rcplt/Sourcu Over/ (Under! Dlob. Other Uo•/Nol ..... (37.541.90) Beginning Fund Cash Bolon co ........ 306,347. 86 Ending Fund Cooh Bolon co ........... 288.80t;. 75 Rnerved for Encumbron- .......... 108,801 .07 Unreaervtd Fund Bolonco ........ 180,004.6B Cuh In Btnka !nell .............. (2,400. 1BJ lnvutmenta .. 271.205.93 Total Fund Balance .. . 268 ,906.76 SUMMARY OF tNDEBTEONESS BONDSBal . Beg. of Po dod .. . 90.000 .00 New Issues ........... .- 0 ~ Redeemed During Fiscal Period .. ... ... 10,000.00 Balance 8-30-90 ... ...... BO ,OOO.OO SUMMARY OF INOEBTEDNESS NOTES long & Short Term Balance Beginning of Period.. .38,000.00 New luues During Fit· eal Period .... 111.000.00 Redeemed During Fiscel Period. .. . .. . 18.998.00 Balance 8-30-90 . . 130.004 00 171 18. He a. I .. .J 87 - Upholstery For Leau a. Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ju~ 5, 1990. in the Meigs County Probate Court Case No. 26881, Maurice Ear1e Steiner - 1796 West· view Dr., N.E.. W.-ren. Ohio 44483 and James Steiner · 7600 Apple Blossom Lane. Chanar1and. Ohio 44026. were appointed Co- E xacutors of lhe estate of Lola Marie Eblin Steins. dace1111ed. hrta of 862 South Third Str88't. Middtoport. Ohio 45780. Robert E Buck. Probate Judge Lena K. Neuelroad, Clerk 17111.18.25 3tc Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Gallia·Meigs Community Action Agencv. North Sa· cond end East Main Streets. Cheshire, Ohio. 46620. e organization. is non--profit taking sealed bids a• of Juty 16. 1990. on the following vehicle: One ul&d. mid- sized sUI tion wagon with spacifiations as follows : 1. Four Door 2. Automatic Tranamis· sion 3. V8 or VB Engine 4 . F»ower Steering 6. F»ower Brakes 8 . Spare Wheels S. Tire 7. Dual Outside Mirrors 8. Air Conditioning 9. Vehicle Mileage Not To Exceed 16,000 Milet. These bids mu 11 set forth full, accurate. and complete information 1111 required by this invitation of bids. The penahy for making telae sta· tements in bids is presc;ribad in 18 USC 1001. Accesso ries are discouraged and luxury items are inapproprlate . Sealed bidl will be accepted until 4o00 P M .. July 26, 1990, a1 tht Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency. Nonh Se~ond and Eatt Main Chnhire. Ohio. Streets, 4&820. At that time all bids 11 Hauling 86 - Moll•le Home Repeu Public Notice a. Ele<='IICII & Retngeral•o n 8~ - Gene~al Public Notice a. I 83' - Elc~allng Ro oms 46 - Sp~ce lo1 R ~n l 47 - Wanted to Rent 48 - EQUipment lor R ent U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF Au tos for Sale Tru cks for Sale 73 - Vans&4~Ds Real Esl ale witt be opened and re· viewed. Purchase is subject to approval of the Executive Director. Sidney Edwards. and should occur within two weeks of the opening of the bida. The Ga1Ua -Meig1 C _A . A reserves the right to accept or reject eny and all bids. The Gallia· Meige Community Action Agency is an Equal 0 pportunity Em · plover / Equal Provider of Services 171 16, 17, 18. 19. 20, 51c Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE OtVtSION MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. PROBATE COURT. M EtGS COUNTY. OH 10 Accounts and voucl1ers of the following named fiduci · aries have been filed in the Probata Court. Meigs County, Ohio, for approval and settlement · ESTATE NO . 28271 - Fi · naJ and OittributiveAccount of Doris Grueser. Executrilt of the Estate of Karl E Grueser. Deceased. ESTATE NO 28319 - F; . nal end Distributive Account of Edna Triplett. Executrix of the Estate ol Clarence Gana. Deceased. ESTATE NO . 23763 Sixth and Final Account of Marilyn R . Newman. Guar · dian of the Estate of Ercel Paul On, an Incompetent Person ESTATE NO 28183 - Fi · nal and Distributive Account of Robert G Milner, Execu tor of the Estate of Grace E Campbell. Deceased . ESTATE NO . 2629! - Fi neland DistributN'e Account of Frank W. Porter. Jr .. E,.;ecutor of the Estate of Maude AHANDFUL OF CASH Reservation/Tickets FREE ESTIMATES (6141742·2027 Toke the pain out of painting. Let us do it for you . conn;~tion , ... All Types VERY REASONABLE HAVE REFERENCES -· · of Travel" 5·JI.'90 tfn ········-··r PROFESSIIONIAU INSTALLATION SEARS 992-2 Roal Estate General TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING C. Holcomb. Dece111ed . ESTATE NO. 26453 - Fi- OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU.... EAST POMEROY. OHIO 992-2259 POMEROY - 40'!112' tot wrth I lloor home. w1th 3 bedrooms. I bath. carpet Full basem ent . garage mb a· semen! $17 .90 0 00 MIDDLEPORT - 1978 Mo j ular Home s1tt<ng on 2lols '" town . 2 car garage. N.Gf ~ heat. garden a<ea Al so has sell·conta<ned A/C un1t Many other n1ce leatures Al l ~ppliances go wtth ho use mar. Bids will be received for all work under Lump Sum Bid The price will indude all labor, materials. tools, and machines required fof renova· tiona inducting minor electr~ cal and General Tradee Items Ptan1 and •pacifications for the proposed construe· tion work are on file in the office of the Architect and the Library and may be obtained from the Architect, Richard E . Dittmar, Inc., 13 South Fourth Street. Zanes· ville, Ohio 43701. upon deposit of S26 . 00 fully refund· able minus postage being re· funded to all who bid and relurn plans within ten dav s !,0) of bid dated Bidders shall nota the1 the prov&iling wage rates pub· lis had by the Department of Industrial Relations are to be complied with throughout this project . Bidders shall also note that the Rules and Regula· tiona on E quat Employment Opportunity shall be made a part of this Contract. No bid· der may withdraw hie bid within 30 daya after the actual date of the opening thereof If, in the opinion of the Owners. the acceptance of the lowest bid is not in tho bMt interest of all concerned. the Owner may 8C· cept another propoul so opened. or rejBCt all proposals and advertise for other bida By Order of the Secretary Marv Kay Yost Meigs County Public library POMEROY Approx 3'o acres. vacant groufll Good bUtld1ng s1te Close tn Wat er may be ava~l altle $750000 RACINE - Help Wanted Ful-......,. ho1pilll In areo rich In hiotory, oily parl<a, goH courses, water reaaalion and hooting and fishing seeks ARRT-certified Dlrectol of Radiological Serviceo with previOUI aupervloory experience. Muol be "'-!edgeable in radology, ultrasound, nucle• medicine and CT. Salary negotiablo. ExoeMOJlt benefill package. Wrile or call B1l Barket', Olnoclor of Persomet, Ptoaaam Volley Hospital, Vdey Drive, Poinl Pleaoan~ WV 25550(30>4)675-4340, EXI. POMEROY. OHIO o Rt 7 1!o S.R . 143 ALBANY . OHIO Rt . 50 1!o S.R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 a.m. ·7 p.m . 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m . 5 p m 6 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY . MAY 29. 1990 111 Copper 90C per lb. ; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb. Clean Auto.Radiators. 40C per lb. W E BUY ALL NON FERROUS SCRAP. BATTERIES. STARTERS TRANSMISSIONS . ALTERNATORS. ETC (614) 992 · 5114 PLUMBING & HEATING New lo,ation: 168 North Second Middl•porl, Ohio 457b0 SALES & SERVICE Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here .,.,r ·'~ BUSINESS PHONE 16141 992-6150 ~ESIDENCE PHON£ 16141 992-7154 I ?B 50 acresofva · MIDDLEPORT - l 'o st ory hame home w1th 4 bed rooms, se parate 2 car gar age wrth room abov e. and extra lot Satellrte d1sh. and more $37.000.00 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story brtck home on 2 lois. wrtc 4·5 bedrooms. 21h bath~ wOO<l ftoor> NGJ A Furnace Ga< ag• carpor1 and 15'x25 stor age shed $47.900 00 PRICE REDU CE D RUTlAND TWP.- Appx IOJ acre farm wrth lree gill and 1oya~1~ 2 ~ory. 4 to 5 bed· 10011~ ~n s ulated Stocked pond 2 stroy ba<~ cell.. hou se. 2500 lb. tobacco bas. Has a lot ready for tratlff hook·uo tor <ental Great hunt<ng ~II for ~nfo r mahon~ HENRY E CLELAND 992-6191 JEAN TRUSSELL ... 949·2660 MAE HUPP ........ 949-2257 JO HILL. ... ... .... 985-4466 OFFICE ....... ...... 992· 2259 BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION •VINYL SIOING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes luilt " free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 ~m~Gs;;:;gR~ !100 up ' RANGES- Gas·Eiec. - 1115 up fREElERS- 1115 up MICRO OYENS- $79 up KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 9n -SJ35 or 985-3561 Across from Post Office POMEROY, OHIO IO/ J0/'891tn YARDMAN & ECHO OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS SALE Riding Moweu-Twin <vL Repa11 All Makes & Models of Ctl11n Saws and lawn MOWtts Saw Chains for Sale PICKUP & DEliVERY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 RUTLAND, OHIO ~ 19-· 9!).1 4-16-86· tln ZETOR TRACTORS & LOADERS MOWERS, lAKES AND TEDDERS Repair All Makes & Models of Farm Machinery PICKUP & DELIVERY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 RUTLAND, OHIO & Push Mowers NO lUNDAY CALli I mo COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK •Mobile Home P.ar1s •Mobile Hoffie RPotats •Lot· RanJals • 992·7479 AI. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 6·W90 I mo I· I 1-'lli·tln TV-VCR-STEREOS SALES AND SERVICE Factory Authoriiect Service Centet" for Most Makes ond Modeh Fa st SER~ICE We con repair and recore rodiolors ond healer cores. We con also acid boil ond rod out rodiators. We olso repoir Gos Tonks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport . Ohio l· lJ.H c R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING BISSELL BUILDERS CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT . •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4422 1-11 ·90dn MICROWAVE OY,EN REPAIR All MAKES THIS SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ONLY $5.00 A DAY! 90 DAY WARUNlY WASHER $- !100 up tt" ca nt land . 1 P wal e! ava1la bl < Gas well South e<n d1s tJit $19.900 00 3D90 rlo USED APPLIANCES We C¥y FishmQ Suppli e~~ $39.500.00 171 11. 1B 21c OF STUFF 788 N. 2nd MIDDLEPORT 7BB N 2ND AVE MIDDLEPORT 992 ·211B 6·, 2-90 tin ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS - SECTION 00010 Sealed bids wit be received by the Meigs County Public Ubnry a1 218 W. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, until 12:00 Noon Local time. July 26. 1990 for the renovation to Middleport Branch Library of the Meigs County Public U· br.y located at 178 SoU1h Third St .• Middleport. Ohio 46760, according to drawings and specification on file in the office of the LibrM'y and the A~hitect. Rich.-d E. Ditt· d. FREE ESTIMATES •FIREWOOD Public Notice 6- 18 ' 90- 1 mo. FENCING ·uGHT HAUliNG nal and OiatributiveAccount of Phyllie J . Poulin, Executrix of the Estate of J .lucian Poulin, Deceased. Unl811 exceptions are filed thereto. said accounta will be for hearing before said Court on the 22nd day of August. 1990. It which time said accounts will be considered and continued from day to day until finally disposed of. Any penon interMted may fila written exceptions to said accounts or to matters pertaining to the Pecution of the trust. not leu than five days prior to the date nt tor hearing. Robert E. Buck. Judge Common Pleas Court, Probate Division Maigs County, Ohio 171 18, 1tc 985-4180 (614) b-17-l ... o SHRUB &TREE TRIM and REMOVAL USED RAILROAD TIES co. INlERlOR EXHRIOR Ask for Ken da "Your IS BETTER THANA GARAGE·FUl BULLET.N BOARD DIRECTOR OF RADIOLOGICAL SERVICES 308. & Airline 985-4473 667-6179 Public Notice lihE!HHfll ~ Gltlltl County Aru Code 614 6 1 - F1 rm fquopm~n! 62 - Wanted to Bu'O 63 - lniP.Itock 64 - Ha~ & G11o n 65 Seed & Fert•ltter 1J - In5llllf1Cfl PURSUIT •New Hames •GaragiS •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 992-2269 LINDA'S PAINTING L')t-= TRAVEL BILL SLACK Farm -- Help Wanted 1 2 S•tual•on War11 ed 15 Butld•ng Supplies 57 - Mus•cal hatrument s 58 -- fru•U & lleglllab!es 59 - Fo• SBie or Tradl! E!!Jployment Services 22 - Monev Pound " 55 56 - Pets lor Sai.- 11 COPY DEADLINE - OS I day broken up dtrvs wdl b e charged Announcemenls 1 - Card of Thanks 'A cl•n•fred advert11emem placed m The Dati.,- SenttnelleA cepl - class•fted d11play . Bustneu Card and legal notu;esl w•ll al1o appear m the P1 Pte•ant Reg1111H and the Gallo pohs Da11y T11bune. reachtng o..-er 18 .000 homes WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. UJVIRTISII mil POliCY-Each of these advertised items 1& reQuired to be readily a11ailable for Nle in e1c;h Kroger Store, except as specifically noted in th1s ad. If we do run out of an advertised item. we will otter you your cho•ce of a comparable item. when available, reflecting the same savings or a raincheck ~h•ch will entitle vou to purchase the adverti&ed item at the 1dvertised price within 30 days Only one vendo1 coupon w1ll ~ ctccepted per item purchased . S1 30 / day 6 - lost and Found 7 - Yard Sale IDau:l m adllancP.• "Ads that mu11 be patd 1n advance are COPYRIGHT 1990 . THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, JULY t5, THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1990. liN Pcm•: rD> s,3 00 .,~tor con-.ecul111e runs tm 8&1'11 tl-"" as separaleads ptid . 20 30 .42 60 $4 00 06 .00 S9.00 R 11" 'Ad1 out1•de Meogs . Gall11 or Mason co vn11es mu s t be pre Over , 5 Words Rate Words 15 15 15 15 15 Oavs 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY for errors lt!ll diiV 1d runt tn paper I Call b•lor e 1 00 p m .. ' BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace the 37th DivisiOn Veterans Asso· c ia lion. 65 S. Front Si .. Room 707, Columbus. Oh. 43215 . •sentinel I Business Services Classified tim e, do keep smiling. .. . Tht: iJa1ly Sentinei- Page- 13 ~~At Rtasonoble Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4· 16·86-Hn FOREVER BRONZ TANNING NOW OPEN Bring It In Or We Pick Up. Call Now To Make Appointment KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE SPECIAL 992.5335 or 985-3561 Aao11 From Post Offl<o 217 E. Set. Pomaroy POMEROY, OHIO l/G/'90/ Hn WANT ADS ARE JUMPIII WITH BARGAINS 949-2794 30 Sessions-530 Co. Rd. 28 Wolch For Signs RACINE, OHIO 6-21 -' 90- I mo. SIDELINES SPORT CARDS Buy - Sell Trade 367-0588 1-21-'90-1 mo.pd �\ Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 33 Fanns for Sale 10 Y•r old 3BA, 2 bath, houe.ns Ac:tH. Cloae to Vln- lon. 1114-388-9739. ) ~~J Lots & Acreage ntw home Ra~bum cool1ructlon on R01d. Paved I'Oid, wat1r, rea.onablt county restrlcUone. lntonnatlon malltd on requnt. 304-875-5253, John D. Gtrllch, no •nglt-wldt ll'llil..... pltiH. 2 Iota. Vaultt tnd hudltonn tl Mtlgl Mamorttl Qardtnt- Vtlerarw S.ctlon. 47A Lott 3&4. ltOOO tot tH. 1114-453-8414. VALUES IN THE CLASSIFIED 38 teru 2 mllta from VInton Qood building alt ... No Mineral ADS CHECK ·~ 1 Slnglu Information tnd a (Ug· nllltd option tor tlncAng a partner. H.. rta .. rch: P. 0 . ·Box 1043, Ga lllpolla, OH 45631. 4 Giveaway 1 ·year old cet. 4-6 wttk old kll· ta'ns. 1 long hair, 3 ahort hair, b(ua eyes. 614-992·3354. 2 kittens end 2 614-441>-4999. e,~tt to giveaway. a adorable halt RonweHtr puppies. Morgan Farm, Rt. 3! Pliny, 304·Y37-2018. B'ack leather sofa, v«y good eond, 304-675-5413 or 614-2473862 Female Killen 5 wk• old. Cute I Playlul. Black & Brown. To good Home. 614·24S-!l80 Four 3 months old klttena, 2 g1111y stripped, 2 llger etr1pped, litter trained, good home, • 675-4033. FrM Hay 2 Ae ..... Yuat CUI & Remo'ttl. e14 -38i-Hol3 Frea pupa to good home. 112 Bassett. 614·JI2·2fi60 Good hon'141 In country 4 ~r old mel•, peol1 bltc:k ~b. Good watch doQ. Lovn kldt. 614-3389306 Lab. puppy 8 wHitt okt 10 giveaway. Shot• end wom1.d. 614-167·1228. Male eat, ~llow 2 yts a~~dd d.eltwed and r.uttrtd, to home, 304-931·2895. Puppln. Labr'German Shepard. 1 mal• 1 t•mtll. 6M-!Mi2-6898 dart. t14-t82·3611 evening• before 9p.m. 6 Lost & Found $500. ctlh rtward !'Of lntorma· lion l•adlng to the return of two mal• BluiiK:k Coon Ho1M1d1 losl Of tlolln In GaUlt County Cam· ptlgn Churcn area. July 4, 1990. Call 304-t15-797S or 614-4464864 arter 4:30 PM ot lnf!lmt on weekends. LOST malt and temtl• Beagle, blk. white, brown, pl ..st call 104-458-1992, REWARD. Would borrower plull r~~lum Wolft'l racing helmet , I realty can't r1member who has It! Thankll ScOII 7 Yard Sale 8 18 Public Sale Wanted lo Buy Adult un-ntUiertd S.lrMM Cit. 11Mo.3f1·1123. Quilt a Antique or new. Ereelltnt eondl· tlon onty. Prompt .-yment. 814· 892-a651. Employment Services 11 Help Wanted AVON • All .,.. , , Cell Marilyn w..v.r lo.e-882·2645. Accepting epp.UeaHon kif nu,. lng aul.tanta, cer1llltd and un· cet1111-.d, wiH otter oertllllkt c ...... Contact Suun Smith, R.N. Plntef'llet Car11 Center, HO Plr.cral Ori~t. Gaiiii)OIIt, Ohio 01......a-1112. Equal Opportunity Employer. Accounting P011tion Open: Knowfldgt ol Accounting Procedures, Compultr Etper1enet Ntc~... ry. 40 liour Work w.. k. Send R11um1 to Bo• CLA039 cJo Gtlllpolls Daily Tribune, 82! Third Avenue, Gtlllpolla, Ohio 4583'1. AVON I All Arua ! Shlrtey Sp.are, 304-6~1429 . Btf1tnd«t NMded: Part-tlmtl Full-time. Apply 11 Tht Old Buick Ttv.m Gtlllpolla, Oh . Earn monty by the wtek. Join the numbtra to demonltl'llle "'Cttn.tm ...-Around-Th•Wor1d" . Juty-O.Ctmber. LNvt name, addrnt, and phone number on tn.w.rlng IINicl. 1114-IW2-631 il. EARN loi~EY Roodlng boob! $30,000/yr. Income pol.ntlal. Now hlnng. C1l 805-e87-tOOO EX1. Y·1011W. EARN MONEY Rllding boold! $30,000/yr. Income potentl•l. Now hiring. (1) 806-617-fiOOO Ext. Y-4562. EqulpiMfll ~aton, truck drive,. Wlnte4. Apply 410 Fourth Ave, K•nalJ91, Ohio. No phone Clllll acc.pl:ld. EXCELUNT WAGES tor 1pere llml uumbty. Eary work 11 homt1. No u:perltnc:• nwd.d Call 1·9"18-622·5652, Ex1. 1244, Including S..l. and Sun. Excelltnf Wag• tor apart !lmt au•mbly. Easy wo"'- at home. Nc azperltne• nlldld. eau 1· 504-641·1178 E.lt. !214. Open 24 hOW"a, Including SuM.ay. Htlr S1yllat ntedtd. Futl-llmt Of p1rt -llme. Good working condl· lion . For Info. cell 1514-51r.!-47N ••k tot Monlkl. Help Want.d FuUtlme ~ to worll In groe«y 110ft tbout ~ IO 40 hrs. per WMk. Clll 814446-.3500. lmmedlltt OJ*ling avalltbMI 104' part lime R.N. SuperviiOI'. Com~hlv• wag•, dlffer11ntal with & Vlclnlly ••perllnCI. Conlact the Director Moving S.le: Hout.lholl lltmt. of Nural~. Plnecrelt C.n· 'Thu. F'r1. Sat.4S C.ntrat Ave. 614- t.r, 110 Plntei'Mt Drive, Gal· 446·7704 llpolis, Ohio 456l1. 814-448-7112. Equal Oppol1unlly Emptoyw. 180 to Whl1• Rd . turn right K•rr Blthll Church Rd . Friday end POSTAL JOBS f18,311"2-$1!7, Stturday. Girts clothing 0 to 2T, 125/yr. Now hir1ng . Call (1) BOSuwn mowlf', Rototllt.r, Sewing 687~ E.r1. P-4562 tor CUfTint rnechlne, School dHk. 1101 Gallipolis c.,. 17 VInton Av• . 8:00-4:00 Thura. READ BOOKS FOR PAY I f100 o Fri. Wom•n"l W.ctdlng Set Thle. Cell 1-91)()-1.47-7878 . Atducld Mtry Key Co1mtt6ca. ($0 . ~Jmln) M write: PASE -33E , 181 9 . Unc:otnway, N. AurOf'l, II. 4 lamlly: Fumitura, Clothes, 80542 Toola Rt.141 Gagt Rd . Appro1t, 12 mii'N . from Gallipolis. 2nd Or. ANd bookt tor pay! $100 1 IHII. left . Wed.-Stt. 18th ·2111. Call 1-100-347-7878 (IO.tiimin} or wrtlt:PASE-31E, 181 S. Un· ALL Yard Salts Mull Bt Paid In ~OWl)', N. Aut'OI'I, II. &0542. Advtnet~ . DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. thl day before the ld 11 lo run . A-.pon&lbt. baby &lftw, lion· Sunday edition · 2:00 p.m. day 1hru Frld•y, re.. I'WfoCII ,.. Friday. Monday .dillon · 2:00 qulred, 304-615-1612. p.m. Saturday. Soc..Oory I"' lyplng, llllng, Gar1g1 Sa~ First Brick, Routt g•n.,.l oftlet worit, tpply 30'5 3.5 WHI of Rodney. Ev1nlng'll 6 Uain St., Point P-.ant, WV. p.m. Ill g p.m. 304~7S-3844 . HouMhold Sa ..: W.ct-Thu,.. 9-? Pt. Pleasanl & VIcinity "fard S1ie 81 Burdett• Addn, 9 :00-5:00, Thuri/S.at . Bow, l)f'OJec:lorlac,..n, g~uwere, Tup'perwa,.., bookl, c~htt, pop. mlec. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity llovlng 11lo. Tu_. Plolno aero. trom 71 Stat~ on At. 7. Thurodoy, Frldoy ond Solurdoy. Stove rtfr~tor, tlble and 6 chawl, Dad; gult.ar, auto-harp, moro. Rain • .t.lne. Thur., Fri., s.t. Hyoofl Run. Wllcll lor olgn• 0011 """""'· Oullla, holM lnlor- &or, Mdtpteadl, tumlt ..a, ldlcllon opplllncM, alalhoo. . s.,,., Flmlty y•rd uti. July 20- :n. 10:00-1,00. lll Rllttond, St., lllddloporl. Oh. Yord Solo. Th..... l'tl. fol, ol tho llomlng Soor C1oun111, on CountyRd. 30. Rauto 7, 2 IM~Iho of milo bolaw :118 Juncllon. lntorior, - . , l d " ..... Oood · cfothel. 49 One acre trailer lot with county water, Hpllc tank and electric g~•• :;";.~d!.Jb~.:.-~,~: llolly llnonco, 12.900. ooklng price. 304-1115-2722. Wanted to Do Ctr & lawn mowlr repairs, pick· up and dellvtry. Mobile homH unblocked & rablocked, roo .. Pfilnl.ci. 304-67'6-2818. Culltom made Country eur1alna with 1 ot 2 rutfiH, Futoone, 9wega • C.Kadtl, upholster.d Comlett. Any elze, any fabric. 114-140.2202. RaU1o 2 Aohoon, 1 oero loto1 3 ml1•• 10uth Gtlllpolla Ux:~•. publlc water, no rellrte'Jiont, aome with river frontage, 30457&-2336. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Cullom Aemodallng. D"k end Hot 'Tube. Cell E~•nlnga . Bob Da~l• 614-446-)641 . ~llltd Hout«:lllnlng $7.00 Hr. Anita Taytot at 614M6 8804 LAva n1m1 and Phone number. Formlf' Klndtrglr1tn teacher of· tiring chlldctrt In my hom•. fT or PT. Slructurwd acllvltl11. C.n· tenary 614-4o16-0230. Georg" Portable Stwmlll, don'l t\aul juS'I ctll 304-675·1g57 Mag'c y..,. Dey Cara Cen1er rtaaonablt, dependablt, llctftll, qualtty child CIN. Monday thn.~ Friday, 7:30 till 5:30. For mort informttlon 01 to ,.~.tlf )04-47S..5847. ThrH Bedroom, untumlthld tloue• In Pomeroy. 614·9i2-2218 etter6 p.m. Unturnlahtd , 2 bedroom ho\.WI. Nlet, ct11n. Depoe:lt end rtf. ,. qu i ~ . No ln~d• ptta. 614-IN2· 3010. Why Pay Renl"? Home• tOJ StOOl Btnk repoa, tex dellnqu•nl gov.,nmtnl propertlll, glveawey programs. For lntor· mallon etll 1-504-641·m& En R5214 . 24 hOUI'II. 42 Mobile Homes Will Baby sit lr~ my home. Have Good R•t.rence~ . 014-388-8114 For Lease Untwnllh.d, on~room epanment. Second floor, COfner Second and Pl111, Qalllpollt. Stove end refrlglfiiOf. Wat., provldld. No pets. Raftrtncll ,.qulrtd. $225 per month. 51444~241, 814-448-2325 or 114-211. Household Goods LAYNE'S RJRNITURE Sofaa and chalf'll priced from $3111 lo lftl. Tobin S50 ond up to $125. HldH·blda $3g() lo $59!. R•cilnerw &221 to $371. Llmpe S2B to $125. Dlntu .. 1109 and up to $491. Wood lable w~ chalra 1285 to tm. O..kl $145 up to 137!. Mutct.a $-400 I up, bunk bide complete wtlh mattrua $2G5 and up to $3U. baby beda $110 M•n,..... or box apringt full or twin S78.J!.rm $88, and $98. Outtn Mte Si!rtll up1 King $350. 4 dr~~war chll'l $611. Gun Cablneta II, II, I 10 gun. Btby m.nr..... $31 & $45 . lhd tnmea $25 OuWI Slzo S3! 1 king lromo $5o. Good Nltctlon of bedroom ault.., metal cablrms, hlldboarda $30 end up to $85.110 daye Nm• 11 cash wllh tpprov.d eradlt 3 mi. out Bulavllll Rd. ODwl 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, thru Set. Call IIU446-4322. County AppUinct Inc. Good uloid appllancet, T.'v. eiiL Optn a a.m. to e p.m. Mon ..Sat. 814446·16119, 627 lrd.. ""'- Galll polll, OH Mobile home for rent . Ont Gentleman. 61-4-992-3181. Crosley air cond, Speed OuMn 1t1ckeblt washer and dryer, both 110 YCIIII, belt oftDr, :ic)4..: 175-57!11. 2 bedroom trailer, Athton Upland Rotd, tl60 mo., 1100 tor - - - - - - - - - - - 1 d•poalt , llov•, rat. ••~tJtr· Business bagt h.mr1thed, 304-67 a.rdner't Variety I Fumhutt Shop, 1415 Etltem Avt. Buy, S.ll and Trade. Low pricae. 814448-62211. Financial for Rent 21 Q pon nlty P U INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. net h d b -1 ,.eomme 1 I • 1 you 0 uneu wllh peopla you ltnow1 and NOT to s.nd money througn the mtll ur'llll you h.a~• invMtfgaled IM otftrlfl9LNdlng Insurance Comptny Mike lndlvldutl to own and open~te their own ln1urenee ageney. Wt oHII' up to $30,000 per yeer plua benefit• to atart. Average incom.. now 11 160,000. All t111lnlng provld.d . For confld enlltl lnterYIIW Conltcl G.org• Pucnovtc h. 614-7751230 Own your own apparll6 or shoe ltON , chooat tr~ : Jtarv'St:lorttwNr, ltdlee, M•n 1 , lnlen@ratHn, L1rg1 tiZII, Petite or Maternity O.pt, Den· cew•r1Airobl4::, Brldtl lingerie, Sock Shop, Acc:eaaorl• store. Add eotor IMirtll. BranG ntma : Lb: Claiboml, Mtr1ha MintltuNt, Anne k"'r1, St Mlehtle, Pinky, Bugle Boy, Ltv!, Camp Beverly Hll la1 Leslie Fayt, luc ia over 2000 Dnnds also, multi ller pricing dl1count or family thoe atora. Relt il prlcH unbelienble tor lop quality lhoea. Over 250 brands 2600 ltyl... t19 ,900 Ia S29,900 : lnVInlory, 1rtinlng, tl.-:turea , alrtua, grtnd openi ng, ele . Can opt~n 15 dayt . Mr. Loughlin 612· 1188-4228. Vtndlng rout1. Local. Priced lor quick nle. HI00-68i-2228. Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 2 bedroom older home, 1200 sq h, good cond, 4 tlrepltcu, elou to town, sc:hoota , church . Priced tor quick ttle, •tale eeltiement, 304~75-1552 . l Br. nmc:h, gta turntct, CA, garage, full battment. Price Atduc::M. 614-W&..QJgo or 3888612. 3BR In Ch81hlra. Central Air, ntw cerpet end eppllaneaa, baHment and ctrpor1. 136,000. 5~265161 4 -448-0063. 7 rooma 1 1!2 t>.lht, country living but clostlo MliQI School tnd town. Rl . 3:J..4 tan•, Town1hlp Road 27. Flrtt road to ~.' Call 614-912·7118 or 1·384· 2 bedroom l111ller, completely tumlthld, waahtr and drylf', afr cond, 304-773-5958. 2 bedroom, fumlah~. Good clean condition. 1 child, no H H u o 304New av.n . · · · -4466. 2 bldroomt, unf\Jml•hld lfllltr. E.aglt Rldg• Ro.ad . 614-G4~258ll. 2 BR 322 Third Ave. No pill. &14-446-3m Of 614-456-1903. =•· For rent . HouH tl'llitr. 614·142· 2753. Mobile home tor Nit or l'llnt 1974 Sehul1r.. 3 bedroom, fur· nithed. 614·992·7479. Nlee 3 BR. Trailer largt Yard S11 at Rtnd.Ptreh Sl. KlnutQI, Oh. 814-44&--,-n Tralllr for rent , water and gt111bag1 p.ald, 1150. depoah and rtt.r•ncea. 304·!7'6-2260. 44 Apartment for Renl 1 bedroom tpl . Stove, retrlg., nlea. Conalder Humen S.rvk:n or HUO. 402·1!2 24th St, Pt. P11111n1, W.V. 614-982-5868. 2 BR oponmono, ooovo & rol. tumllhed. Up1lal,.. Wettr & lruh tumlshld. Upper At. '11 UpJMr Rlv.r Ad . 1114--446-3040 . 2 SR. Apt. For Rent, Nice, Good Location. 304-67!.-5'104 2 tumlt~ etflclanc:IM. All utiUUtt p.ald. Shar• bath. 190 or $150. 91~ S1e0nd Ave. &14-4483~5 . 1-lf • Merchandise One acre trail• lot wnt-t water GOOD USED APPLIANCES W1Wra, dryera, refrlgerllcn, 111ng•. SUggs Applilnoee. Upper River Ad. Beaidl Stont c,.... Motll. CIU 6..............73118. PICKENS RJRNITURE Ntw!Uttd HouHhokl htmlthlng. 112 mi. Jlrrlc:ho Rd. Pl. Pl ..a.ant, WV, call 304-615·1450. R•trtger•tor eM Renoe . 614· 446...f134. RENT TO OWN 1114-446·3158 6 poe. wood group 1"14.01 per wllk. 4 poater bedroom auitt, complltt $115.20 per week, dinet1e wtlh 4 ehall'll S7.50 per wMk. Mtglc Chef 14 eu. h. Alfripralot $12.95 per Wllk, 15 cu. n. frMzer, 110.10 per w11k .Vi' Rl Fwntlurt. Rt. 141, 4 mu.. oft Rt. 7..C.nt~tnary. Open 7 dirt I Wllk. 54 61 Miscellaneous Merchandise Antlqus Ykrtorfan Empl,. chnl, VIctorian Eaatlskl df'IIINr, 1920'1 dFWier and ch111, col· lactablt chtlra., dHk and 1m111 tablel, Mwlng machine, 9112 :1 13 112 eel"jMM, eannlng jll't, bedroom "'"•· 6'J.4-.367-72ot. Clear1nce Sale M\.Wquvamt trtmmtra, 10'Wi. ov• eost Pelnt F't ... 304-.175-4084. Compitt•btdrvom Ml Gaa elr· cullllng heater, recllnlng<hth, eoht, kltchan table and chtl,., w.ct Mllr, a.rga 1xhauat f1n, portable HooYef' wuhlr In good condl11on. 132 Butttrnut, Pom.roy, Ohlo. Couch & Love Hit. Mod.. t2-t2 guege gun. 114-M6-08i7. End or SMaon Clearanet all ilwn mowtr11 and llring trim· ~ In llock no reatonlble of· t• rtfl.llld. Sldtl'l Equipment Compony, 304-li75-llt21. King IIZI Wlltrtltd m1tlrea1. Comfort., ... and kJng ... & . -•. e14-381'0!81. lolomborohlp: Ctllloldo Gull Cour11 Mtmb« hu mov.cf out ot town. ort.red at Nduetd price . 814-44&-1320. Rim Ltveler 5000 A leveling In box. llablllzlng tyllttm. ROioll f13U5 . Prlco $100. 114246-6855. New, 2BR, turn'td, eentrelly lacat.d. Aduh• preltmd. No peota. $~5/mo . pua tecurtty cllpottt, ret.rene1111 . 614-446-2238 or 61444&·2 581. APARTMENT RENTERS I Momt11 from $1.00 (U-Rap.alr} Gov'l glvNwlya, bank repos, for.eloaurH , tal delinquent propertl•. 1-91&-622-56!2, tX1 R1244, Including 511. and Sun. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackeon Pike .from S'tnlmo. Wtlk lo ahop & moviH. C.ll 614-446-2563. EOH. Fuml•hed Ettlcltnc:y, S175, UtlllliH Ptld, 1'0'1 Fourth Ave, Gtlllpolla, 614-448-4416, ahtr 7p.m. Fumlahld, effic iency aplr1ment for r11nt . Utllitltl Included . 614- Top C.ah paid. CMd fumhwt euboarda, quint, or~nt11, Pfi lntlngs, toyt, or tntlre M11t1 etll colfeocl 304-525-3775, or 304523-685-4. Miscellaneous Merchandise 12:110 houM lraller, pood kUrut>nnon kUn 11rl. 35' x32" with extra ring, Pfilnta, .. c. lQ4... +++HAPPY JACK FL£A GARO... All ml'tal palentM dnk:t con· trois fiNt In thl homa wl1hoot PESTICIDES. RHutla overnight. BIDWELL CASH FEED I[&J GROCERY & J D NORTH PRODUCE . Cocklrtpanlll. 5 montha, S75. No peymenta. Blonde. 614-182· 2771. Dragonwynd Ctnll')' Pert-len, Sl•mHI and Himalayan kllttna. 6'14-446-3844 1fltr 1 p.m. Farrot wlcege. $150. II'W·256· 13il. Ft.h Tank, 2413 Jackaon Ave. Point Ploooont, 304-675-2063, 10 011 111 up S14.et and 10 ;at complelt $43.25. German Shephard. 10 w11kl old. $200 ue•llent Wlleh dogs. 4 m1IH. 614-388-1911. Groom and Supptw Shop-~ G"'l'mlng. All broodo. All llyln. lam• Pet Food O...lar. Julle Webb. Call 1114-$46-0231. / Hlmatay1n Klnant. 1 Mal•1 Ftmal• Bo• tl"'ln.d, ahota. HIYI bolh piNnta. $96 uch. 114-441..0211. Ret Tlerrltr pupplet, 304-47515011. Reg. Hlmtltyan "rna'f100. 114-892-75111. 57 eat. Musical aher &:00 PU. Air cond t,BOO blu uud ON C.nn::Tomatoe tor Sale . II· rudy kid M buaMt Of' • tor )'t"•n 11 on 7St 112 lOUth ot lllpotfarm . Rl mi. . 1. FrullS & 58 Vegetables a..,. ~~S22~!~m::on~h. Do~poo!!~":':_"'l_'" ,..,·j~•u:m::m:•:·:30:4-:773-::::5401=·===~ uo. 1114-992·2218~ll'ler 6 p.m. __ llr""Diji[ ~~lit 4-7 p.m. onty. 614286 1531. Dun-•n FNM Firm lull all St. ~· •- w Rl . .., hOI o1 At-ny. • oc..,. food olompo. Amloh produdl, green bllna, horne oorn ond - · t-7 dolly, · llondoy, 114 eM 1311. C - R""""' • ltrowloo"Y Form. Beane, plokiM, cuoum...,., •c. __ 2 ml'- back of N.. HltYWl, w.v..--zr:n c.,. & Lov estock 61 WED., JULY 18 Capri walk eaak•pt, I DON'T KNOW .. I ALWAYS FEEL SORT OF SAD 10&4 Chrytt.r Le Beron eonverllblo. All apllono. $2,!00. 814H2-2471 s-s p.m. wMkdayt. bel-•• 1YI4 Chryaltr New Vortler, ptr· *'" w,_, '2150. wlllllnonco. IM-2111-euz. JO sao Ooar dlull. 1W7 lnlormolloMI lrvcll s uot lloiO<Y ~y. 2411. 1185 Ford T~';l; XL, an., !!i::JO calll04-882 . lQ88 Nlaun Pulur NX, Bl.ck, TTOII, Aloi/Fioi!Cooo . I 9pMd,11,000 Ml ..e . 614-317-05.t8 a 14-Ml'll64o Jll Chevy NoYI, 4 dr. uklng $600. 114-44&-11638. 71 C.dllloe good body pono cor. No liltl. $200. 614-367-0581. & Plymouth Con very good condition. Grut MPG. Stereo. 12,000 DBO. 114-446-6811. 87 Dodge Shadow auto, wlalr. 13300. 85 Cht~. Cavtlltr auto, wltlr. $2500. For Sale or lrtde. 614-2!6-1270. CONVERTIBLE-11115 Poclgo 800 ES; Bleck, grey llllhlr, Turbo 4cyl. •ulo, lie, loaded. 614-446-"38.venlngt. For Sale or Tntde 2 '119 C.mai'OI. $3,000. 1514-388-971tl. GOVERNMENT SEIZED vlhk:tll from $100. Forda. Mereedet. Cornflll. Chevya. Surplua. Your area. (1) 805-617-6000 Ext. !l-11118i. Specl•l• at Marla'a Auto Sal ... 19Be IROC Z loldld, 16~5 . 1985 Pontiac Orand Prix, nice, $4000. 1Y85 Dodge Chargtr, tlllo & tlr, 12500. 1N5 CheYette, auto & air, $1650. 1184 Suburu 4x4, $'1450. 1984 Dodge Cott, auto, $1650. e14-446-6751. 72 Trucks for Sale '71 Chevy Luv, kJoka good, n.~na ~~· 1116l1 Chovollo, 30411171 Fard pick-up. Allo, hoy rlkl. 114-411-1519. 1m Ford Ton Trvck I ft. bod. Good Shipe. Alto, metal 'tO ft . fill bocflot I truck. 814-445-11151. 1m Cllovrolll 112 ton Plc:ll..,p Good Cond. $1 875 114-44&-:112& O.yoeM-446-UiO Evonlngo. 1814 Chhn*t CU'Itom Deluxe, ont owner, ~ mhNge. ••c cand, 304-4171-1381. Vans &4 WD'I 1871 DodGe 4x• 1rudl wtlh tift ldt, 1'h4Cf In tlf'll, 3tO motor ..... l'll>ullt, t\500. - - Farm Equlpmenl Coil oftor 5:00. eM-1112- & Auto Parts Accessories ~ i.. . .-;:~ ..7"~ ~ :rf?'-'!'1 LIKE WHEN WHEN I SEE THE SUN60 DOWN ... a NBC NighUy Nowo ~ Spor1s~ool< m1111 0 (I) ABC News 0 ARLO rtND J t'NIE HA$ IHVENT'fl> A NEW GAMf· C'Off" GOL ,.r- 7:30 I)(}) Family Feud (!) Home Run Derby AI Kalina vs Henry Aaron ® Entertainment T onlghl 0 Cll Mama' I Femlly 11m 111112l Jeopardy! I;J ID llll The Me king 01 Arachnophobia 0 Croullre @ Bewllched 2115. 71 OIIC VM V.., 3SP1 PS PB f!IOO. Nlo. Good w... Trucll 814-2116,~ 8 :00 (J) MOVIE ' I'd Climb The Higholl Moun1aln (2 00) II (J) Unsolved Mystertea Report on the capture of an escaped Wash•nq!9n s tate conv1ct (R) Stereo . Q (!) Major Leeguo Boooball a ALLEY OOP Magazine m® i :i Ill (12) This Is America, Choriie Brown, Part 7 (0 30) IS 1 CAI\J fJt.vt R G£T PAST 'STA3t. ell: Will-\ to. \A.DMAf.J .. . llll MOVIE: Rovtnge The Nordo II: Nardo In Paradise cPGIJll2 .00) dll PrimeNews 110TIMA1£. R£LA110.JSI-\ IPS AIJD LO,IJ:;-LA'STIIJG Murder Conversation With Dinah Movie ~\i{g MY~ ® 02 8:05 CIJ .-./"V~ MOVIE: The Big Sky C2 :301 8:30 (!) Major League Baseball m1111 Gardner '• Home lmprcv•ment: Rn. I Com., Roofing, painting, t':.:'~llo dockl, ond Ole. 014- MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP MY DA.DS f11..CKING: 1D GoO 10 A 8U51NE55 HOW a r;:o YGD 1<NJW HE:'s eoiNI!ilV A CONVENTION? CONvENTION. fWl::ED HIS .JOy' BUZ.Z.E'I< , HISPRIBSLE et.AOSAND HIS WHOOPEE QJSHION. Malnt.n.anc.: Rooting, newlttptlr, afdlng, newlr.pelr, carpentry, odd Jobs. estlmatM. 814-319-2920, atk for MHch. ', ~···"oM RGitry or eablt lool dfllllng . Moet '""• complll.d ume day Pump tate. •nd Mr¥1ct, 304· 8116-3802. a GOOD OL' MASS TRANSIT II TATER !I LET'S ME AN' YOU GO OVER AN' VISIT ELVINEY FER A SPELL m 0 RtmodtUng : Mobile Homt f'llp.alr rooTing, concret• work, electrical, plumbing arp.arltnct. RtttrencH Insurance clelmt aceepttd. 614-256-1611. & a .. m C.r1er'• Ptumblng andHMtlng Fourth and Pfnt Galllpollt, Ohio 614-446--3888 84 Electrical& ASTRO-GRAPH Refrigeration Commerclll and A..ldential wiring, new atrvk:t or repalra. UcenHd Ellctricl•na_ Paaqta .. Electric Sarvlct. 814-4411-27111. AeeldenUal or commercial wlrfng, new Mrvlct or f'llpalra. LlcenHd tltdrlclan. Ridenour EIICtrictl, 304~75-1788 . 85 BERNICE BEDE OSOL General Hauling A&A Water Delivery. 2,000 gal. copochy. 814-317-7308. A & A Watlt' S•rvlee. Poota, claltm., wtlla. lmmedlat•1,000 or 2,000 gallon• delivery. Call 304e75-e370. Waftef'Mn'a Walw Hauling, r~~aaonabMI rattt, volume dl• oountt, 2,000 to e,ooo ca~hy cl11erns, poole, weUa, lllo. c.t/ 304-671-2~· 87 Upholstery 111111 ooli& .....,...,. olloor Coli :104-t7S-41114 lor friO t'ltuMd. 111f 441 1128 llmiiiL 1NS Goldwlng lnllrltolo. E•collonl oondllk>n. 11,000 mlloo. Qrohom Uphotolory Contor, lOS Hllnop Dr. C.ll for appointment• I •tlmate.. C.ll 614-441-3431. a 9:30 I) (}) Deor John Kirk sc hemes to conquer the newest member of the su pport group. CR) S lereo . I;J ® Ci1 C1J Anythlng But Love With Hannah and Many m tow, Holly runs 1nto her ax -husband. (A) 10:00 (]) 700 Club With Pat Rober1son I) (}) Quanlum Leap Sam lea ps into the lite at a sm a ll town coroner{ mortician . {A) C ® Ci1 (I) ABC Newa Special The Perfect Baby I;J (I) Newswalch C!l American Playhouse A Ch1cago teenager v1sits hi s estran9ed lather . who has 446.0214. Healing a m Houu~ Ron't TV S•rvlct, ap«ltllllng In bnith 1110 aarvlclng most other brandL Houta ealla, also 1omt 1ppllanc:e l'llpairt. WV 30H71-2318 Ohio 114-446-2454. Ci1 ([l Head 01 The Claaa Charhe ·s plans to s tage the mus1cal Ha~r are opposed Cf'l I ) (Al C ~ Cl) (1l\ Normalli(e Anne helps solve Jake·s and Tess problems. Stereo. [;J On Slage 9:00 II (J) Nighl Court Da n h1des out when an ex-con s hows up wantrng revenge . (R) Stereo 1111 0 [I] Ooogle Howser, M.D. Doog•e muSI pertorm an emergency appendec1o my on hiS girttnend. (A) C crJ In Partnership Wllh The Ear1h 11m 111112l Jake And The Fatman McCabe faces death when he ts hetd hostage IJy a psychopath . (AI Slereo 1;1 0 Lorry King Llvol I!) MOVIE: Rambo' Flrol Blood, Per1111Ri (2:00) Nnhvllle Now a... Plumbing 01 0 Murder, She Wrote Alma COV1M ITMEI.JT5 UJfR£ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlllonel lifetime guar~n111. l.oell rtlertnc:H turnlthld. Frw e&timetn. Cell eollecl 1· 81•·2174188, day or night. Roger~ rr.nt Waltrprooflng. 82 0 ([) Growing Pains Mike works as a s ubstitute teacher at h1S old h1gh school. (R) 1;1 crJ Cil Notional Geographic Special A prim1t1ve tribe in Cameroon depends on the forest for everyth1ng . Stereo . nat. 74 Motorcycles -roy·o Uphalotorlng ..,.,._ log trl oounty area 211 ,..,., The "'1e'"a.,..,.Hoo,-111t1,-cu.t~;-.,.-.,900~cc=. biM In tumhurw upftOftlltftng. 130110. ·-'-'IS11. 7:35 (l) Sanford And Son ~ceu.M July 19, 1990 l'ou could be rather fortunate in the year ahead in endeavors you build from Ihe g round up The same might not be .1 rue in arrangements where you take b1g risks . CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Someone you know only casuallv might have a business proposal for you today . This pe rson 's presentation will sound smooth but this person's operation may nof bo the kind In which you'd like 1o get involved. Trying to patch up a . . '-_._..J..._J__._..J..._; 6 Complete the chu<:k le quoted bv f1lling in the m1ssing words you develop lrom s1ep No. 3 below . P"Nl NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS m MY • UNSCRAMBLE l ETTE RS FOR ANSW ER 7:05 (l) Jettersons Ford LAt.ur11 Umt Motor Home tor 1111. Sell-conlalnld. Mlchlin Urea. 1,800 ICILIIII mllll. Roll out awnln;. M,500. Cell 014-H:Z· Sew-Vee Strvlce, G110rg" CrMk Rd. Pt111 , luppiiH, pickup, end dellv1ry. 614- . Aviaf}' - E1der-Buyer-Hyphen - EVERY DAY Man to wife : "How do you expect me to remember your birthday, when you keep looking younger EVERY DAY I'" NORTH BRIDGE romance ? The Astra -Graph Mal chm at-:er c a n he lp you to un der s tand what to do to make the relation ship work . Mall $2 to Matchmaker. P 0 Bo• 91428. C leveland . OH 44101 -34 28 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) II you sel a good e.-:ample today associates will emulate your behavior. but if you 're merety dictat oria l or demanding . your directives w111 be tgn ored VIRGO (Aug. 23-llopl. 22) Today it you have a complicated task to perform . take time to carefu lly read the instructions before you begin. Attempting things you d o n't unders tand could lead brok en remamed. Q 11m 111 ll2l Top Cope o! trying 10 manipulate social conta c1s 1oday to help tea l her your nest . 1t'S bes1 you operat e on your o wn Rely upon what you know rath er than on who you Paul Ragonese of the New York Bomb S quad defuses a bomb . llll!ll Now Twlllghl Zone 0 Evening News @Newa know AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) Be e• tremely selective tod ay rega rdmg al it · ances you form for business purposes Vou co u ld be held accountable tor any mistakes your partner makes PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don I ex pect others to do things lor you today that you are capable of doing lor your sell . Friends will be turned off if they think you are weak rather than se lf reUant. to chaos ARIES (March 21- Aprll 11) Someone LIBRA (S.pl. 23-0cl. 23) Don'! build your hopes a t this time on unrealistic might be Introduced to you today as a premises or on circumstances that are frMJnd of a friend of yours. but this indi· not in accord with your highes t ideals. vidual may be traveling under false co lThe path to success is the moral route. ors. Check this person o ut before get SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-No•. 22) There·s a ting Involved . possibility today you might repeat a TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) Don·o pattern that has created comphcatl~s match your langu age to ttle gravity of for you in the past . Learn from old miS- domestic developments today . If tur moils occur , oral overkill wHI only make takes, don't reinforce them . matters worse, not better SAOITIARIUS (No¥. ~- 21) Vel · ;GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your power& bol agreements aren't apt to count tor too much today In your commercial of observation are rather keen 1oday, but , unlor1unalely, you mlghl use lhls dealings. 11 you are seeking binding altrlbute to locus on the taults at other. terms, you'd better get It In wriling . rather than lhelr good points . CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 18) Instead 10:30 (J) American PelchwOfk The roots at Louisiana's bayou culture are unco¥ered . 1D l!ll Tul Crook Chaoe a a 10:35 (l) MOVIE: How Tho Welt W11 Won (3:00) 11 :00 (]) ll.llman ern a1111 mCIJ IIIIIJ ,8 N1w1 lll!ll A!Hnlo Hall OMonerHne 11m ., 6 5 3 tAQJ8 2 +K s JAMES JACOBY 'PAQ9 0 macheeroi;J II) Amoricen Art F~nom +AKQ 'PKJIO Finding the safest play • 10 7 tAQI0 62 Vulnerable : Bo t h Dealer : South By James Jacoby Today's deal was tailor -m ade f or Caref ul Ch~rhe. a dec larer who prides hom se lf on fondin g lhe sa lest play for the contract Wh en a lo w heart was led and East play ed the seve n. declarer knew lh a t w~st Souob •• Pass 2 ~T Pass Nortb I t 3 NT Eosl Pass All pass Opening lead • 4 he needed to devel op nine tricks with·' East into the lead A losing diamond fmesse an d a heart return out lett ing working, declarer ca n run the club suit and make lO trocks . Even of the 10 ol cl ubs loses 10 the Jack on the Wes\ hand. nine tricks are sa fe, since West can not attack th e K-J of hearts. With out making this sa fety play in lhe club · s ui t. declarer would not make his con- . tract , stnce East would hav e to come . on lead before he had e nough troclu for ·· would probably se t the contract. Of course percentages fav ored the jack of c lub s fall tng, tn whi c h case he would have 10 top wonners . Bullhe gam e bonus did not require 10 tri cks; nine wou ld be enoug h Char he saw that the surest way to win nme trtcks wit hout allowing East to gain the lead was to cash the king of clubs and Lhen fon esse theiO . Wtth thai game CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH 47 Le9al document ACROSS 1 Silent 1o 1m Sl ilo 5 r,cal DOWN 10 Ollilrlory t Newhart or Dyl~n 2 Fuss s ensil tt on II Foonlteo 1 2 MPIIY 3 I IV III(j cnmparuon t 3 11 w lily li ecle cked 4 14 llellOIPrl 16 Rllltsll Yesterday's Answer composer 15 I ove (Sp 5 Slo ong I 7 Mainla in Caddo;111 ltli11rlll Snake 34 Coven an i 35 Cany oro I B Pun If' caroal onoulh 20 Follow 36 Mouth 22 Te nUi e Isl I 24 Wil e 3B Re slong 25 AI all 40 Consumf!d 26 Boundary 42 Ftsh 28 Malh term product Sill I t7 illld li<1W 6 Marone I 9 Convene hun 2 I Douglas 7 Jewosh ' " Web s l e o. month cy B French 23 1\1181111011 s eap01 t ge llt11g 27 9 Co rner 11 Boo-boo sound I oquO<i ) 32 30 Delonaled43 Puopose fT lPCISU i f' 28 Solloooq dev or e 29 r ~W II 30 uo doe C ui nl meal 31 Prollcop;ol 33 Pt or)( 111 [poRI) 34 C: <1o~ ss 37 up ( onvenl) 39 Sn arP. 41 Nakerl 44 Boxed 45 Jackel 46 style Cam!le IMILYUHP'TIJQUO'TES - Here's how to work it : 711 8 AXYDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One sta nds lor another. In ttu s sample !I is use!l lor the lhree L 's, X for the lwo O's, etc . Single letters , aposlrophes, the length and formation of the words are a ll hinls . f:ach day the code letters are different. letter CRYPTOQUOTE 7-18 us V Yl K II Stereo. (!) Spot11Canlor \ SOUTH @ Twilight Zono D (}) 8 Tonlghl Shaw • 864 • 87 t K 96s +J9 4 3 t o .ISFN. 11 :30 (]) MOYlE: I'd Climb Tho Hlghat Moun1aln (2:00) EAST WEST LO 3 2 +J +8 7 I!) Miami Vice Crocken and Tubes muslllnd a hil man before he finds Sonny. (PI 1) a Clltl'ltlriOHon Wl1h Dlnlh HI·,. +91 5 a Bargain, B~rQ~In-75 Dodge Motor Home. Low mll1ag1, Good condHion. Reduced tiSOO. Now $349!.00. 614·245-5855. Oa~l• l :.. . ::,1....::..,1_ -l 0 ~-~~7:_:,1_8..:.._.;:1 m1111 23 h . Air Strum. Will tak• tncM. Good Condition. 6.......... &-2.568. Septic Tank Pumping $90 Gall Ia Co. R~ EVANS ENTERPRISES, ...eklon, OH 1-aoo-.537-9528. I 1 I' I PM Magazine (!) Spor1sConlor tnslda EdiHon crJ Cil MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour 0 Cll Current Affair 11m Ill~ WhHI 01 For1uno 1D l!ll Nlghl Cour1 [)) Monayllne [) Miami Vice Secrelive Japanese mobsters establish crim•nat beachhead in Miam i. Stereo . ® Music Row Video @ Andy Griffl111 For Kids' Sake Ame rica Hurts 2 Trtiler - 2!!fl. !th whMI, 19ft . ClmPif". Both well cared tor larry, 814-446-4476. Hit and Her Conttructlon, wa will do lddlllont, dlcka, tiding, eldlwal~~l roollng, plumbing, etc, No lUlU loo amall. Call 1ft1r 5:00 Wllkdays anytime Sit end Sun. 304-4175-2911 ~ Have you ever noticed that 5 j no matler where you sit at a . . _ . ball game you're always . - - - - - - - - - . , between the vendor and his L ET ENS best -------- 7 2(}) FRANK AND ERNEST I MICRP -.T:.....:U:,..::G~O;;._:Y:,._.jl ~ 7:00 (l) Scarecrow & Mra. King 191'9 lrrtemaUonal tchool bua, aide door end 1111, ld•l for Clmping or band but, partly converlod, 304-675-3241. Home Improvements I @ Newhor1 111111 91orcroft pop-up compor. SINpa 6. Good condition. 814941-2490. 81 l' I I I' I 6 :35 (l) Andy Griffith campers & Services GARNOD a Top Cord Budgat 1tl77 Sltrcratl ~up etmper whh awning, ai"P' II, •xc cood, 1900. J0.4.67~Jf18 . I 11m Ill ~ CBS Newo 0 ID I!]) Three'o Company 3 molore •nd t111n1. Chlvy·l50 4 barrell, 4 votl. Fon:l·lSi C I tranl 302 4 blrrtll & trens, Truek 4 spd. Barry 111.......,.6-4476. 79 letters of the four s.;rombled words be· low to form four simple words crJ Body Eleclric Cil 3-2-1 Con1acl 0 19'74 Dodge 4~4 Orlv• tl'llln 4ap 3J41on. $200.00 814-388-en& Vinton Auto Salvag1.Late I Early Modtl Parte. T=ortlgn & Oomntlc . We Buy Junk Ctts. 614-338-9062 • 6:30 I)(}) "400" Pontiac Engln• & Auto Trana. In 'llfY Good Condtlon. 614-44&-3:110 Plot Tran1mlnlona; All Typea, UNCI & Rtbulft, 30 dlya to 1 y..r w1r111nty, owner: Bill Flowe,.. 614·24~8n or 614371-2263. NOW O ::_N -SA _L_E_II --c YA "M .,.A '"'H""'A WAVERUNNERS. Stl .. , Parts, Aceeuorlu, Sarvlce. RIVER· SIDE MARINE, Rt. 7 (tc:roaa from K·Mir1) Gll llpolla, Oh. 814448-2424 O Reorronge 6:05 (l) Beveriy Hlllblllloo YOU'VE EATEN THE LAST COOKIE . ~t... WOlD lAM I Edited ..y CLAY l. P'OLLAN 6'00 (]) Hordcos11o And McCormlc:ll 1;1 I) (}) CUll Ci1 Cll 11m Ill ~ II! Nowo (!) lnlido Tho PGA Tour crJ Oegraul Hfllh Erica begins 10 dale again, many months after her abortion . Q C}) Roodlng Rllnbow 1;1 ID C!.D Andy Grif11111 0 Wend Todoy I!) He-Man @ I Draom 01 Jeannie 5:00. Yukon O.tlll 198'1·29 ft . e,~mper bolt. 140 HP Volvo-Pena In· 614board!Outboard-$10,000. 367·7877. 76 ,~~~:~:~' S©\\Jl1A-~£~s· EVENING BOATERS Uarcury Uercrulaer Speclall11 . Factory trained, bondtld. Prtc:l· alan MobUI Mtrllll. Wa come to youl614-2!0.!1711. S 73 1110 Allloo Ch.lt- XT wllh 4 . . , _ plowa ond groin $83110. D14 AC front S ol. H"ch · -hag hag all Ford 12215. Oomor ··This town had a terrible onsect problem till we made that giant bug zapper:· tt82 Pontiac BonntYHit, all power, AM-FM 11treo, 81,356 mllel, $2,000. Dtyt lme 304~75087 '"" 6:30 304--&"Ts-3824. 1184 Che~ttt• for parta wfth en· IM ,._bul~ kit 1200. 814-387:IM. Ford 200. 8 cycllndor onglno ond lrlnomlooton. 1200. 1141182-2!W7. Farm Supplies m,eoo 2081. 1984 Pont lee Aero SE 1U1oma!le 35,000 mlle1. Black, tunrool, d11u•• ll..cllsutdt In· !trior, AM!FMIC.tu., EFI, Un, AC, crultt, pwr. wlndowa, alum. wh•lt, II mlt•d •dl11on, very tt\arp. &4350. 614~6-0152, Eve. 448-2020. apia. lot reont. SNAFU® bY Bruce Bea"ie 1m Ofde Cutlnt.' 1Pl Oldt Cullan. tN2 Yamaha 650 Maxi· um . 1m Hondt 550. 304-882· bautlful bltek Pom1ranl1ne. Purebred, no I'IIQiatei'M:I. 8 Wllka old S75. 614·'142-3110. 112 Runner plck your own $8fbuthll. Alto havt blltl and cucumblrl. Ca.II614-441-45H. Cere tar lldtrl)' In my hom•. lion or wamon. loluot bo om- 32 Mobile Homes buiOIOI'"f. Aloo oeeepo Alzhol,.,. potlooto. 814-6117for Sale 6183 ' 1069 2 BR . Mobile Home. 614Roomnwt. for n.w houH. For 6 1182-6304 014-892-6225 monthe Furnlahed, Nut, Non~t\r. lnterwlew At~qulred . tm Kirilwood 12ri0 two bid· room mobllt home, $4,000. In· 8 31184 cludea atovt, refrt(lltldor, vinyl u'*rpw~nlrtg, 304-4&1·1008. 18 Wanted 10 Do ;.,...~;.,..._.::_..::__ 18M Querdon Futurama 121:65. 2 MI. . Paull't DIJ Center. bldroom, Central Air $5H5 ahown by eppolntment 814->146s.... aftordabfl, childcar~~. M-F 11112. 8 o.m. - 5 :30 p.m. Ago• 2 -10. hforl, tfttr echool. Drop-Ina 1175 12><70 3 Bod,...m Mobllo WIICOIIIII. 8 .............. 224. Home, Nlea Tralllr S2500.00 Will Baby SM 6n my HorN nNr 080. SN It 31945 Walchtawn Jtckeon Pike ButlviUe Rd. EJ. Rd. MIMII'Ivlllt, OH 01 call 114-pwenc:.. and Atflrance 614- l .:. «e ::..: -6::21::.1::.·- - - - - - - , 446-2648 Down paymtnlt on UMd or IW~MHd mobil• hoiMI a• Will do _ . , -nlng ol tow u $500 down to qu1Ufled home offtce or bullnlaa. H.ve buyoro. Coli 1-800-UD-6711. nperieftCI:. AeMncM. 014llt2-713t. BPECIAL l'lcl"'"f Ia yau1H1, 2 or 3 bedroom14x1'0 modllt st Wltl do Interior and exterior lht unbelievable priM of painting. Profltlalonat work tor clollv- ond ... up. ametuw pay. &,.,a..~M 10 Colt 1-800-721-4045 ... dolollo. yooro. 814-11124127. Skytlno 1m t4x70 2 BR., WIM pour drfwo woyo, Eloctolc, lg. boy wt.-, oklr1patlollallbe, all lypee concrete l"ff, 111110, good condlllon. wort!: end tMc:l IGie, lldl ••Ike. Ffincll Cloy Bn>korogo. 814-44&l14-lll2-:112l 1114. 1m Buick L..Sabre, AC, PS, PB, $500. or bell otter. 304-882-3.507. 6132. 40 ft. TV tower ~~- Morter pan 150. lot ol vinyl ak:llng 1nd 111m. 8 etorm wlndowe. 304-67!-4004 Wanted 1968 Nova, CJ.Ii after 5:00 304875·2468. 234!. Nice ly fur~ahed mobile home, 1 mila below town , overtook~ river, CA, hNt, Rei . 614-4 I • Autos for Sale fiCI cond, 61,000 mllea, 304~75- WtniMI btbyaltttr tor 1 .chool Price Reduc~ l Portar Brook ag• child, at\lftwortler, all tfler Subdivision, JBR, 1 11'2 Bath, 4:30, 304-882-3138 F.A. Sc:rMnld-ln-Poreh, 314 acre Situation IV;f. FIXW~ Motor Homes 71 B11gle Rtbbll dog1, 304-S1ti- 3 i*CI porch Ill. Whitt Wrought Iron. Turquol" cuthlonl, Llrge Bln::h gaa oorop~aco~ago. S!O. 814-Mo-2367. 12 Transportation 1981 Cullan tor salt or tr1d1 tor Mu11t1ng or Pinto, wilh good 4 eytengfr., 304~75-48111. Pels for Sale Log Hom•. tarpel-.:1, lloned htarth -bum~r, 10'x24' O.Ck, 12'r,12' building. Rlvervl•w Md'l Oft.-1614....(46-4~ or 8142S1-ooa2. ~n3,8. bedroom Hey tor Sa.lt. Clovtr 6 'Timothy. Round Btllt In lhl Fl .. d. 614245-65111 56 R.gultr J&M Cultomera alwl)'l Notlvt mort th1n lhty'rt chargod lor. J&lol Pllna S.rvlco. Bill 'ltard 304-182·2325. AIJt me •bout "J6lol". 104, CHy School. 614-446-106!. Two Homtt. One In Gtlllpolla I one 10 MIIH out. Both rnov.ln Condition. II'M·256-66S! 120 IOM p,..mlum AUtlfa hty roala In dry with ttoraga plut tlrt lnauranc., gr~n ro lla and btiH. Morgan Ftrm, Rt . 35, Pliny, 304-937-2018. 1980 Pontiac Phoenl11 , 4 cylln· der needl Irena. S300, 614-4468253. 18 ft . Arnlna frillier. Exc.ilent condition. 1200. Call 614-912· MOl. m. Hay & Grain Block, brick, HWfi Di~a, win· dowa, llnttil, 1te. Claude Wlnt~r~~, Alo Grandt, OH Ca.ll 6t4245-512t Instruments :::r. 54 1i80 Olda Om~a. Good eondl· lion. $000. 114·256-e251. t-4K Gofd l1diH wedding bend. Uklnew. $50. 614-n2· Z317. S1ll: 2BR Atglsttrld Oua11er Ho,.e. $450. 814-892-7042. Supplies d Gracious living. 1 an 2 t>.d· room 1peo11menta It VIllage Menor and Alvertid• Apar1m1n11 In Mlddltpolt. From 7: E $1Y6. Call 614-912-m . EOM. Nicely Fuml1hed MobUe Hom• b In etty. CA. Suitt 1' tor 1 peor· .on. Rtf. &Oap Rtqulr~ 1514448 .0338 Mull Livestock 1180 Buick Skyl1,., V-6 auto, 115-2&82. By owner, • btldroom home rlv• lot, enclo11d lron1 and back porch, Suttalo Putnam, ....., 500. 304 7 80 .-, · -7! -92 · 63 $400. 304-458-1514. Building Beagle Pupa. 9 Wetkt Old. $20. Etch. 1114-446-00Tl A.ftll' 5:00PM LUNCH BOXE9 . Kld1 Only! Ptylng up IO 1150.00 for Jet. oon'o bo•. Hlghoot price pold tor vtnyt and metal boxH. Befort you throw It IWIY give It away or Mil tt to eMap. C.ll 614-Dt2-5657 Mere Fultt. Ntw Holland 367 ttnk manure apre1dar. Gthl 65 grinder mixer, bolh IXC cond , 304-273-4215. 55 SWAIN AUCTION I FURNITURE. 82 Olive St., O..lllpollt. N.w & UMd tumhura, hMttl'l, Wtl1em & Work boola. 614-446-3159. Buy Of ••II. Riverine Ant iques, 1124 E. Main St111t1, Pomeroy. Houl'll: U.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Sunday 1 :00 to t :OO p.m 814·192·25.211. Jlm'a Farm Equipment, SA . 35, Wnt G1lllpolla, 614-4464777; Wldt allld:lon new & uud farm 11'1~01'1 I lmplemtnta. Buy, Hll, trade, 8:00-5:00 WNkdaya, Sol. Uti Nocn. 1m Ptvmouth 2 dr. Rune good. J500. ollo. 814-245-IIOTI. Root I houu pelrllng stingllng roofl, hou11 . repair. 614388-9766 aft..- 5 p.m 53 Anllques =--.;:-=~.:::::--:7::-::­ Antique• Bought and Sold Dally 1 pltc:• or wt\atever. Cora M111614-J1'1-2m Fann Equipment Atfr1gtrllot, llo......moc:lem. New wringer wallher, antique 01k drtt..r and round coft• table. Twin bed•. 114-446-0121. 1 yelloW crowned Amazon parrot . Approx . 1 yeu old. Talka. $800. with eagt. 614-182-5320. 54 .. ~OU601~ For 1111. 1972 Olaaapar boll. 18 ft . 100 hp. $1800. 6lt-012·343e. 992~!148 . s,...-. .: ___ Moving · Apptlonc,., rurnlluro Ole. 2nd !II. wMI.ond Thuro. Excellent Building tilt 21.8 acr .., city tchoola, rur~l watar. No t111ll1r. St. Rt 325 1 1!2 miiH from Rio Gr~~nde . 614-245-1417. KAI'f: t.\IJOl Of ATAtJ•• , L51" '? 24 Ft. Trol•n Ctbln Rahtrman, rully oqulpood. 221 HP Morcury Uo motor. ~Z low tl'llllr. $12,100. Coli 814-446-TIOI. In L.angsvllle!Otrter or Salem c.n. lar '"'· 614-)12-2331 or 814- 669-4008. ~~~. ~CXJ c.:Q.YT 1986 M 112 ft Bayllntr runabout, 50 hp engln• thru wlndahlttd, AM-FM' Mtll, exc cond, garag• phone 304-675-203i 1ff1r $3,695. or bitt otter. Wanted to Rent right a. 814-446-023!1. Television Viewing 815-3438. Space for Rent r.m houM 8 Boats & Motors 1985 Chtc:lunalt boal, 20 ft, 235 hp Johnton, MW mooring cover, cuelom haul trailer, 30(. Country Mobltt Home Park, Routo 33, North of Pomoroy. loll, renltlt, Pfl/11, ...... Call 814-1182-11178. ~==========r:=======:===land npllc 1yatam, 13,900. 304- 51 875-2722. 9 Amway Produett. 111~184 al'ler 5:30 Monday-friday. Ala I nailer apace. All hook-ups. Call after 2:00 p.m., 304·1735151, M11on WY. 47 Pomeroy-Middleport_ Ohio 1972 17 ft. Starcrafl Trt-Hull Bott. 125 HP, Evlnrude Engine, complela top, new uphollllry. Call 614-28&-1318 after 7:00p.m. Sleeping roomt with cooking. 46 Wednesday, July 18, 1990 for Sale Roomt tor ,.nt • weo•k or monlh. l Rl4::k PMreon Au~ton Comptny booking auctlona, IX · perte,_. makea the dlffe,..nc:e. UcenMd Ohio, K1ntucky, Wll'l VIrginia, 304-773-578!. Announcements ' "Look at lhP bright sidt' . IJp's g ivinuM you a Mun•at hoxillg Jp SS( )I 1!' now 3 ... ,., .. ..... ..,., ,.•.,, -·-·- --- ~~--- &Auction Announcements ... " ... ' ....... 75 Rooms Would llh to GOOD Wright Stlrtl ng al $120imo. GaUia Hot II. Loft & acreage IYiilabla tor HARVEST KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Furnished 814-444-85110. 35 ) 45 Wednesday, July 18, 1990 F N D W F VII Pill I. A V Q GHSFII OSZDWS RAZNSWWZ GRZ zvwJ C AS WF \'eaterday'a Cryplofllaote: S t. S NJ FNS Z VYS Q I F N C AF INTO EACII LIFE SOME RAIN MUST FAll, SOME DAYS MUST BE DARK AND DREARY . - HENRY W . lONGFElLOW �Page-16-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, July 18, 1990 DO '7 MISS 7HE EXCI7EME I, 1 t , t Ohio Lottery Reds top . Expos one • more time Daily Number 427 Pick-4 9825 Lotto: 10, 20, 22, 26, 35, 41 Kicker: 127315 Page3 1st • IVERDALE Vol .40, No .JOJ Copyrighted 1990 By BRIAN J. REED Senti nel News Stalf Bids for seve ral Commun ity Development Bl ock Grant pro · ject s were openPd at WPdnes · day's regu lar meeting of the Meigs Co un ty Commissioners but none were accepted pending further consideration. The projects were submit ted by town ships across the co unty to the commissioners for approval, a process required by law. The three projects bid upon were from Sutton, Salisbury and Rutland Townships, and ai l tn· vol ve road paving . The only bids received on each project were from Shelly Compa ny. Shelly Company's bid on a one mile paving project in Su tton Township was $34,302 .50. That figure Is $14,302.50 over the commissioner's cost allowance for th e project. Of the commls · sloners' projection of $30,000 for th e total proj ect, $23,000 is to be paid by funds from the block gra nt. THIS - ~' ~ I • * NOW ON DISPLAY 1st TIME EVER IN OHIO HUGE 16 WIDE MOBILE HOMES SPECTACULAR * PRICING I ' ~ !l{( . - I ••~ PER MONTH TO QUAUFIED BUYERS 12 .75% A.P .R.-240 Mo . 'BSODown ....:"' TRAOE·l~S WELCOME WE'll TAKE MOBILE HOMES, CARS , TRUCKS, BOATS, MOTORCYCLES OR ANYTHING THAT DOESN'T EAT FOR THIS PROMOTION' **** BRING YOUR CASH , CHECKBOOK, PIGGY BANK OR TRADE-ljj ffiLE THIS IS THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR 11 THERE WILL NEVER BE A BffiER TIME TO BUY !!! 1 .. INSTANU~£DIT APPROVAL UP TqJO.~ FINANCING "' il : ! 'II 4pp hablrl I Fence going up around fairgrounds gives board better financial control By CHARLENE HOEFLICH br~ont HEATING •t IT WILL SAVE YOU HUNDREDS & LITERALLY PAY FOR ITSELF!! COME AND SEE ONE IN ACTION! RIVERDALE HOMES BETWEEN LOGAN & NELSONVILLE 385-4367 * Heat Pump ALL ELECTRIC KITCHENS LAUNDRY HOOK-UP AND HEAT PUMPS ....................... 8 SECTIONAL HOMES STARTING AT $20 995 Equipped With AS LOW AS ... : : LOAN OFFICERS WILL 8&: PRESENT : and pay when they enter one of the four ticket gates. II has been estimated by the lair board that about 2,000 persons enter the fair without paying each year. * Sentinel Sial! Writer A six-foot chain link fence topped by three st r ands of barbed wire being buill around the Rock Springs fairgrounds will be completed before tht' open ing of the !27th ann ual Meigs County Fair on Aug. 14 According to Dan Smith, a member of the Meigs Fa ir Board, the fencPd area will not Include the Meigs County High· way Garage nor the coun ty dog shelter. The horse barns over the hill will also be outside the fence as will all camp ing and parking areas. The only exception on the parking, accordi ng to Smith, Is inside the race track. When !hat area Is needed for parking. specia l arrangement s will be made to collect admissions . Sm it h expl ained that Meigs Co unty is one of the l ast Sou · theas tern counties to go to a fencPd-l n fairground . Athens, Ga!Ua, Mason, and Washington have long had fences around the fairgrounds and more recently Jackson County has put up a fence . The fence, said Smith. will give the Fair Board better financial contro l over the operation of the fair. As he expl ained the time has come for tighten ing up adm iss ion practices, for being sure th at everyone who en ters the fair pays for a ticket. As an example of what has bf'en happening In past years. Smith said that last year a committee checked one back gate and within an hour, saw nearly a hund red people pa ss through wi tho ut paying. Smith said that the board estimates that about 2,000 people Pnter the fair without paying each year This was determined by a survey of past attendance records and ga te surveillance as well as check ing parking places and crowds, aga in st receipt s. Bi ll Radford, Tim Bearhs, Ren Slawter, Smith , and Virg il Win · don who servP on the commltteP v iew the fence as onP way to lighten up on unpaid admissions and to Increase Income. Smith said that last year the fa ir operated on about the same Income as was available In the early eighties :'which means that even though the price of tickets has Increased there ha s been no Increase In monies on whlc h to operate the fair . Fire causes extensive damage to Middleport home SEE OUR ALL NEW LOG HOME MODEL!! We Recommend The Electric Heat Pump With All Our Models -,... HOURS THUISDAYTILL 9:00 FRIDA YlllL 9:00 HATUIDAYTILL 9:00 CLOSED SUNDAY ** ** * ** ** ** A fire cauSPd extensive dam· age to the Terry Bgewer mobile home on McElhinney Hill, Mid· dleport, Wednesday morning. The Middleport Fire Depart ment reported extensive damage to the laundry room and rear bedroom . One of the firemen reported that the fire apparently started In the laundry room . Three trucks and 11 m en responded to the call at 7:12a.m. and remained on scene untll8 : 43 a.m. Lottery winners come forth After much rwnor and specu lation, the other winners of Saturday night's Ohio Lottery drawing have appeared to claim their prize, according to state lottery offlcials. Salvatore Cauvula and two co-workers from Villa Romana Pizza, Joseph Roe and Carol Cline, all of Co lumbus, bought the winning lottery ticket at Eber's Gull in Racine. The trto will share half of a $13 million j ackpol with another winner from the Cleveland area. " What wr have here is the same amount of money coming ln. but more mon ey going out.·· he commented. This means, explained Smith. that we do not have mon ey to Improve entertainment offer· lngs, to put up needed barns, to fix the race trac k fence , to put new roofs on som e buildings that need It, to do ali the oth er things to Imp rove the fai r. "We are trying to get where the public wants us to be, but it takes money,·· said Smith. About 4,000 feet of fence Is being put in place at about a cost of $30,000. Bates Amusement Co. Is contrlbu Ung some to the project on the basts th at they anticipate more carn ival ride receipt s, bu 1 most of the cost will be handlPd by the Fair Board . There wi ll be four admission gales for f alrgoers - one at the log cabin, one over at the cattle barn, one down by the grand· stand, and one over by the horse barns In add i tion to the small admis · sion gates, there wi ll be several · 16-foot gates and several 20-foo t gates for use by exh ibitors for loading and unload ing, for letting race drivers onto the track, for emergency si tuations, for dellv· erl ng produce and other supplies to the refreshmenl stands, and for get tJng the carniva l rides on to I he midway . Sm ith said that by seeing that every fai rgoer pays to en j oy the annual even t, the board hopes to see receipt s Increase allowi ng for Improvements and expan· slon. He sa id that a new horse barn Is needed for the junior fair and a new lives tock barn for overrun, In addition to the repairs of buildings now on the grounds. Commenting on the $9 mem· bershlp ticket price, a $!increase this year, Smith said he thinks It's "s till a heck of a bargain for five days of entertainment." The tickets are currently on sal e at nwnerous l ocations around the county. General dally admission Is $5 with children under one year of age being adm itted free at lhe gates. Run and Zuspan Hollow areas, Shelly Compa ny has placed a bid for $22,613.50 . Again, the bid was considerably over the board 's cost allowance for the proj ect. which was $18,000 . Block grant funds ilre earmarked to pay 100 percent of 1he cost of the Salisbury Township project. In Rutland, where officia l s plan to pave portions of Brick, Locust and Mulberry St reets, the bid from Shelly Company was $13,278.00. The commi ssioners' projected cost was $10,900 . This, too, was a project to be paid for entirely by block grant funds. In addition. a fourt h project for wh ich bids were advertised, a restroom pro ject within the Vii· lage of Middleport, was not bid upon by any co nt ractors. The commissioners voted to table all action on the bids . Meigs County Engineer Phil Roberts and County Garage Superin tendent Ted Warner re· por ted lo th e commissioners that road projects underway or com · pleted are Ch ildren 's Home Hill Road. Union Avenue. County Road One. and Minersvi lle Hill Road. It wa s reported to the commis· sloners that berm work would be required on Union Avenue The commissioners reported a drainage ditch problem in Ra· cine to Roberts. Roberts lndl· cated that he and Warner had Investigated the problem and had determined th at the ditch was maintained by the Ohio Department of Transportation Roberts and Warner a lso reported that the fair board is now installing a fence around the periphery of the Meigs Coun ly Fairgrounds . Roberts indicated to the commissioner s tha t they had met with members of the fair board several times , and that the highway department, whose offlee and garage is located next to the fairground s, did not foresee the fence causing any problems with its daily actpvilies. Roberts al so said that the fair board had sa id I hey would allow the county highway department to store eq uipm ent In buildings wit hin the fence in the off season. Should proxy vote be secret? BEF shareholder says yes vo tes to sway th em to voting the oppos ite By LEE ANN WELCH OVP News Staff This year's Bob Evans Farm s Modrl Homr and pump savtngs onlo yuur poo.et A n.gn el1, c•ency Bryant heal pum p ef'l•c•enuy rem o~es 1101 a r Iro m your home and replaces'' ""''n cou1 ar ·~ d •r Tn,s unit hears ';Ovr home •n w•nrer roo With Special Weekend Sale Prices And After Rebate' * In Salisbury Township. where 1rustees pian to pave in the Silver GOING UP - A fence Is going up around the Rock Sprlnp fairgrounds and will be completed before the opening of the !27th annual Meigs County Fair. Falrgoers wlll park outside the fence BRYANT HEAT PUMP il A Multimedia Inc . N8WIPIP8r CDBG bids opened; none are accepted ·HAVE JOINED FORCES FOR $9 995 2 Secttons, 12 Pages 26 Centa Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, July 19. 1990 HOMES NEW 14x70 HOME ON DISPLAY PUMP HEAT STARTING or sl11.94 OUT OF YOUR AT 1 HOUSE WITH A A chance of thunderstonns Saturday and Sunday, wllh fair weather Monday. stock holders ' meeting will take on a new twist this year - il proposa l from Herb Bush will bl' dlscussPd concer ning ro nf iden tlal proxies Bush. 16 Belmont Dr., Galllpo l is. Is a stockholder in the com pany. and a former business partner of company founder Bob Eva ns, has made a proposal to the shareholders to be presented at the Aug . 13 meeting in Rio Grande. He says the proxies should be k ept permanenlly confidentia l and th ose votes shou ld be count ed by an Independent third party. T he votes have. in lhe past. been subj ect to the scrutin y of corporat ion officers, who may co n tact ·' non -management" ThP i ntegrity of the proxy is at stake. Bush sa id In a supporting statement inc ludPd In lhi s year's proxy, Bush said : "A lthough the integrity of the proxy affect s all shareholder s, two lypcs of sha rehoiders are parti cu larly vuln erable to man · agement reso li cl tati ons · money man agers (e.g . co mmercial bank trust department s. insu · ranee companies and other flnan · rial Insti tutions) who may be more sensitive to the appl ication of economic pressure than to the best Interests of shar eholders; and "employcc·sha rcholdcrs who are uniquely defenseless aga inst attempt s t>y their employer management to cha nge their votes." SHEEP SHEARING - John Rice, Melp County ExteMlon Agent, demonstrates tbe art of sheep shearing for f·H Club members. Shearing lo done by the youth In preparation lor exhibiting Bush lik ens the tndependenUy · taiUed proxy to the secret ballot of American politics . " I n my opinio n, shareholders, <IS corporate citizens, deserve I hP same privacy accorded volcrs In our democratic politic al system." Bush wrote A sta tement by the board of dirf't'fors disagrees wi th Bush. They say It wou ld place the company at a disadvantagt' In a proxy contest. "When stock · holders are co nsidering Issues critica l to the co mpany, the board of dire ctor s believes that the company shoul d promote the recommended vote," the s t att> ~ ment sa id. Th e proposal is being voted on the proxy ballot this year However, the proposa l may be withdrawn and not entered at !he share holders Grande. me et ing in Hio their anbnals ·~ the llieip Coun'1 Fair, Au1. 14-18. He said the wool mU81 be cullo It lalla away from lhe clippers. Rice sheared n sheep Taesday evening at the Rock Sprlnp Fairgrounds. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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