http://66.213.69.5/files/original/24170aaeaf8587fafaa581095d132afd.pdf d2b22193c0e588587803166998f3d201 PDF Text Text Page-16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 19. 1990 Help Burned Children Astros topple WITHOUT SPENDING A CENT!! Aluminum Cans tor Burned Children, or ACBC. is a special aluminum can recycling program conducted by your local Foodland. Money raised ~hr~ugh ACBC b~ys non-medical items tor young patients at Cabal Huntmgton Hospotal s Burn lntensove Care Unit (the only one of its kind in West Virginia). These items. who~h are not covered by insurance, might include special protective clothing that helps skm heal or bocyc~es that help youngsters exercise injured arms and legs. The lund also pays for such baSICS as food, clothing and shelter for families who have lost everythong m a lore. _ Just take your empty aluminum cans to a participating Foodland and place them'" the specially marked ACBC container. That's all it takes to help I BIG BEND Ohio Lottery Pick-3: 668 Plck-4: 1083 Cards: 10-H, H, J-D, 10-S Super Lotto 14-15-21-35-40-42 Kicker 626nH Reds, 5-2 Page 5 • WE WELCOME FOOD STAMPS and WIC COUPONS .Family Owned, Community Minded • • Shop Our Everyday Vol.41. No.97 Copyrighted 1990 Low OODLAND Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, September 20, 1990 VIVA ICE MILK By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Stall Two Community Developmenl Block Grant Fund project s are now completed. according to Meigs County Engineer Philip Roberts, who reponed on th e progress of the CBDG projects at Wednesday' s regular meeting of the Meig s Co unly Commissioners. Roberts told the commission · ers thai I he paving project al lhl' parking lgt at the London Pool in Syracuse Is completed. as is lhc CBDG road lmprovemenl pro· jects in Rutland. The county highway depart· ment took on the road work In Rutland as one of three CDBG· funded "force account" projects in an attempt to keep costs of those projects al coso es timates previously se t by lhe LIMIT 2 PLEASE . CTN. FOODLAND DORITOS TORTILLA CHIPS 2°/o MILK LOW FAT MilK FLAG PRESENTATION - Rose Carr, president of the Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary, on behalf of I he post, presented a flag to \ '--PLASTIC GALLON BEIJING IUPli- The Oiym pic Council of Asia, facing threats of an Arab boycott, voted overwhelmingly Thursday to bar Iraq from the Asian Games and expel It .f rom the council over the Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait, o!flctais satd. The chief Iraqi delegale ang rtly denounced the vote as fixed, but satd hts nation saw no point In appealing. $ 99 PLAIN or SELF RISING MARTHA WHITE FLOUR Cl: INSTANT 99 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 12 oz. ByCHARLENEHOEFUCH Sentinel News Stall An Ohio Department of Aging grant of $20,(J(J() for a computer and some corrective work on the heating and cooling syste m allhe Senior Citizens CeniPr has been announced by Rep. Mary Abel and Sen. Jan Mlchapi Long. In making the announcement, Rep. Abel commented that "ills 7.5-10 OZ. BOX $ JAR crucial that WP in state govPrn ment continue to providP monry for qual!ty and innovative sPrvi· ces for our senior citizens". GRADE "A" TURKEYS 10-14 Lt. AVEilGI A Multimedia tnc. Newspaper "This wa.s a victory for every lhing illegal," said I he Iraqi chief delegate, Abdul Karim ai-Mulla. after the vote. "This is our great sorrow." The vote was the latest show of international outrage against Baghdad over lhe Aug . 2 Inva sion, in which OCA Presldenl f'ahad ai Ahmad ai · Sabah, a membPr of the Kuwaiti royal family, was killed by Iraqi troops as they stormPd !nto thP oil-rich emirate. Sheikh Ahmad ai Fa had ai · Sa bah, who succeeded his father as presodent of Kuwait's national Olympic committee, praised the vote as a reflection of Asian disgusowllhlraq HesaidKuwail now would seek to exclude fraq from other in!Prnatlonal organlzatlons. commissioners. Roberts also reported that the road striping crew Is expected lo arrivr In the county In thl' near future to begin striping counly roads thal were improved thi s summer The commissioners app roved a rc'quesl from Meigs County Probate and Juvenile Courl Judge Robert E. Buck to tr ansfer funds In his co url' s operating budget. Judge Buck requesoed lhal his office be permilled 10 lran sfer $1.125 from the office's "exira help" budget to I he "supplies" account. Meigs Counl y Commission Clerk Mary Hobstelle r was auoh· orized to re ·advertlse for office space for the Meigs County Deparanenl of Human Services "We were informed that your county had faced the same problems and now have a good workable program with Meigs EMS." The ieller went on to say I hal Meigs EMS Administrator Bob Byer had agreed to attend a mecling in :vlarietta at the requesl of Wauhington County EMS for the purpose of providing them with the needed advice and Information. Earlier In lhe day, ala public hearing attended by thecommis sioncrs and officials of the Ohio Department of Transportation, aciion was laken to abandon a annex due to an error in thr ad sec tion of "unused old State describing the dimensions of th e space nepded . "A greal compliment" was how Meigs County Commos sioner Richard .Innes descri bed a letter from I he Washlnglon County Emergency Medical Ser vices for advice on "obtaining funding for operations of 1raining and equipmenl for EMS... Rnule 7" , located near Meigs Co uno y Road 75. running parallel to I he ex i sting four-lace highway near the nrw Soil and Water Co nserval ion Office. In addolion to I he commission · ers. who stood in favor of th e abandonment. RobPrls and two properly owners on th e road, .I lm Conlinurd oo page 12 Senior Citizens Center to receive $20,000 grant for improvements FREEZER QUEEN DINNERS 9 Donald Shue, principal of Tuppers Plains Elementary on Wednesday. t\ short presentation was held at the school lor the students. Iraq booted from Asian games 10 OZ. BAG \ 2 Sec1ions. 12 Pages 25 Cents Roberts says two CBDG fund projects have been completed ASSORTED VARIETIES 112 GALLON Low tonight in mid 50s. Friday, high In the mid 70s. Chance of rain 70 percent. Said Sen. Long. "ThPawarding of this grant is another slep forward in our effort to see I hal our area's elderly need s are met This money will allow the Meo gs BREAST QUARTERS Counly Council on Aging to do an even better )ob of serving our seniors." Temperature control al the Meig s Senior Cllizens Cen ter has been a continuing problem since the structure was built, accord lng to Eleanor Thomas. program director. who noted thai she had reque sted $57.400 tor the project - $5,400 for the computer sys· lem. and $52,000 for the correclive work on lh e heating and air conditioning sys tem. However, under the term s of House Billl084, the Ohio Departmen I of Aging can provide only one lhird of the funds for th ese projects. The remaining two third s must COml' rram local sou rcPs, although <IS explained by Mrs. Thomas. the actual space In the building can be used for "In kind" malch fulfilling that loca l requirement. Mrs. Thom as said thai she assumes th e $20,(J(J() will go Inwa rd th e purchase ot the romputer system with the rest of I he money 10 go for the heatin g and cooling corrective work As with all HB 1084 funds l o qualify each faciiily must offer a full rang e of se rvi ces Including nutrilion program s, t ra nsporta· lion, legal services, health screening . and olher benefit asslstancL' A statewide rev iew committee allocales the fund s ba se d on applicailons prepared by Ohio arPa agencies on aging SUBSCRIPTION RENEWi\L - For many years the Farmer's Bank and Savings Company ha• provided 10 magazine subscriptions lor the Melg>; High School Library. 1\11 of the magazines are flied and kept for research by thr studenL•. The subscriptions were renewed Wednesd&}' at the school. Pictured, 1-r , seated, are Paul Reed of the Farmer's Bank, and Michael VaaMeter. Standing, S••an Walton and Stacy Shank. Merchants discuss holiday projects Plans for the holiday sea son as well as other spf'c ial f all pvents were discussed during thl' Po me· roy Merchants Association meet - Ll. USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ENGLISH ROAST SALTED • UNSALTED ZEST A SALTINES 5 VARIETIES, 14 OZ. BANQUET CREAM PIES o USDA Food Buy One, Get One FREE! and WIC Coupono Accepted • Not Reoponolblo For $ 29 1-LB. BOX OBSERVE EVENT - Phylllclans at Veterans Memorial Ho8pltal were presented speclal logo coffee mup as a part of lhe observance of Nallonai Medical Records Week. A Medical Records Department luncheon was held and Thursday (today) the department entertained other employees ol the hospital with an open house as a part of the weeklong observance. In the photo, Dr. Douglas Hunter receives a coffee mu1 from .Jane Hello, Medical Records employee . Mrs. Sue Stone Ia head ollhe department. ing held recently in thrllank Onr Board Room. Annie Chapman preslrled al I he meeting durin g which limP il was noted lhat the new Ch risl mas street banners purchased by Bank One and lhe Mercha nt s Assoclalion are in production and thallhl' poles are ready to be put into place on Main Streel . Members were asked to meet at the village garage Thursday night at 7 p.m. to hewp sorl lhrough the Christmas lighls and make decisions on whal can be u sed to decorate Second St reel it was noted that lhl' merchants annual open hou se will he held on Sunday , Nov. 25. Gwen Hail was named to be chairman of the open hou se event with Leesa Murphy to be co ntacted about organizing the Christmas parade at 2 p.m that same day . It was proposed by Chapman that the merchants purchase a used hay wagon which th e association can use to decorate tor parades and other special events. Bill Quickel volunteered to head up the project and anyone who knows of an available wagom in good condition should con tact either Quickel or Chapman. A schrdulr of sr .'l quicrntPnnlal act iv iti es was di stributPd by alii if's with C'fll('rtalnnwnr In rh~' downtown arf'a on .\ov . i .l . in Mary Powell Th e nexl <'wnl wi ll conjunction with thr merchants lakeplaceonSep t 27at7: :10p.rn Opt'fl hOUSf'. at the Mrigs Cou nty Library in Plaa ser's RPstaurant owned Pnml'roy whrn Dr. Hubf'rt Wll by .J im Hill was we lcomed into helm will show a slid Ps on thP association Angle Swift "Ethnic Cultural.~ lnflurncf' on rPpn•spn tcd thr re s taurant at thp the Appalachian Culture". Th f'rr meeting. Plan~ werP m ad4? 10 will IJ r enterrainmrnt a nd rr form a wPiroming committe{' 10 freshmenls following the gTPP1 new businesses which are presentallnn openo ng up in the area and On Oc1. li and 7 sf'vrral anyonr interested in srrving on acllvllies have been planned that romm ltt ee are as kPd to including a bicycle rodeo, an contact Chapman. II was pro E ngl is h comedy and musi c, and . posed I ha t a planter bL• pur · a kinder parade. There wi l l be chased for McDonald's grand music by a German band. a opening next week . group of folk dancer s will P<'r II was noted th at the local fo rm, and lhe Zucchlne Picker s herbalis ts will be holding an herb will be on hand to entertain. f es t in the mini-parks on C:o url Plans have also been madP for Street on Saturday, Sept. 29 EuropPan style horsr dr awn Members will promote the discarriage rides. and displays of play and welcome the herbalists arts and crafts as well as ethni c with an advertisement in The exhibits and refreshments. Daily Senti nel. On Oct. 14 at 3 p.m. at Trinity A committee was appointed lo Ch urch in Pgmeroy. an organ put together an advertising proco ncert will be presented to gram for October, November commemorat e the Barckhoff Or· and December. The proposal is Ia gan Factory. Larrq Keenan. be presented at the Oct. 10 professor of organ and keyboard meeting for review by the at Morehead College, Ky . will be merchants. presenting lhe concert. Plans were made for the next Other activities will Inc iud e th e promotional weekend. Oct. 5 and St er nwheeiers Fall Foliage Tour 6. when sesquicentennial activion Oct. 27, and the Sesquicetenttes are taking place in the nial Christmas Parade of Nation· village. �Thursday, September 20, 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel lll Court Str.et Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TilE MEIGS"MASON ROBERT L. Wl'OGE'I'T Puhltstlf-'r \tc~;A CHARLENE IIOEFLII'll (;pnf•ral Manager P A'I' Wlll'I'EliE .AD i\ ••sistant Publl,..h€r/ Controller A MEMBER of Th l' ll nih •d Pn-s s ln!Pr na t lnnal , Inl a nd Dcdh· Prt'" " Associ at ion an d th<' Am4' r ican Nc>wspapn Pub ti s hN.., A -;sll("L i tion lETTER: S OF OP I NION arr wr l ro mP. Thf'y should b'' l 1•s .-. than :\0(1 word s lo ng. All lrl1Prs arP su bj P(' f to i'dltln g and mu st hP signl'd w ith nam e. addr rss and trl(>phonP numbf'r . No un signPd lf'II Prs will bf' puhlls hPd. Lf>llf'rs shou ld lw in good t astf'. addr r~s ing \ss ur s. not rrnnn;t i l Il l'S . Cheney right in sacking Dugan B"v LEO:-.! DANIEL UPI Chid Com•spond••nt WA SHJ NCTO N- \\'ar is too important to lt •a \· •· to So \~ · . IITI PI" Df>fen sr SPcrc·LHV DickCht'nP~· \l,'J~ n.[!ht to fin · 1\ir F u1('I ' ( ·hll' ! of Staff Mi chael Duga n It c ut no icr with the Pt' nfagon c hid th at Dugan ll ~ td !luwn .ll!l.• missio ns and W J~ clP ro r a tPd for va lor :tn d wound" in \'H ·t n<tlll , whllt • Cheney sa t out tha t war m gr aduat r ...ch oo l It didn ' t marter tho~! Duga n had sprn t mon· rim• · in ('om tJ. il t iLtn Cheney had in th f' chow l rnP . The bottom linP i." that AmPn cd Uo• ·~ not p1'rm lt four ~t.n ).!(' IH' t'<~h to dictate how it \\'<Jgf'' war . Dugan 's rrrklPss t'hPtoric. 1.vhic h promptPd h1s pub l ic ,, Ir k ing, demonstratr s onrf• aga i n t ht~ nPct>ssity fo r puli t icai i\'Si r dln t.., on t tw milit ary " · Be fon? ad\· ocating ~l'.. s<.t...,..,l nd t ion ol Ira qi dt •.-; po t S.J ddo~m ll u''I'H1 by ma ssi vl' tx:lmb i n ~ or Baghddd. Uug an would ha\'f· doll\' wt•l I t11 consider t h at in doing so ht· was pla ci n}! h rm sPl1 in tht · lint· •J I li n· . -Someon0 should ha\' t' rc mind rd Du ~ a n o f hU\\ J>n ·..,rdcn i HalT_ \ Truman showC'd (;en Dou g l;!" Mi.i r A r th ur how lh t· ('1)1,~ · .ttt· 1h1 · ca bba ge. Truman di s mi ,..;~t 'd .VL H·,\rthur in El.-J I l11 r l n ~ u])nnlln . _illil/l du : lrl £: the Korean War . M acA rt hu r Jn!S1a kt•n I~ bf' llt'\'Pd rht, war H ' a ..., tou im pr 11 · !.1 n: to lt ·;1\ ' t • to civil ian s - t'\'l' /1 hJ ;., comm<Jn ch'r in c hie f. For hi.., co n\' ul ut cd rf' asoni ng. tht' ...trrog ant o ld so ldJN " ·.1s sum m anl y ~ac kt· d · Nen•r o n'' to t; tkt • guff from thr brds'. Tr um an al.s o f 1!'1'd Ch id (1f ·Naval Op~ rd l io n s Lo ur" Dcnfidd .t ft (•r tht· .ldm11·,1] rt~m pl.li!wd . publirl .v that tht' Na , ·~ · w a." tw 1ng ~ L ll'\' 1 '<1 lor fund ... tn .~n ,\ II 1··11n·t · bomber p ro gr<~m So whC'n Du~an turnPd him ~ • ·ll tnto Jn Ullf-! Uidf'fl ml..., '·>i lt · tll<·t! thrPatenrd Prr.c.idP nt Rus h' s .., tr; ttt •g\ in th t· l'f' rsidn C u ll. h1· h,td to go But lhPrf' JS J do vm sJ df' to Dugan 's dbml...,~.il. whirll Will h,I \ T . 1 ch!liin g l' ffrr t tl!l o thrr spnior milit ;H _ \' Ol!l('f' l'" \\l11 1 ... onlt'll llH'' supplement otfiria l r h ~u1nr b uf i nlnrm a t ion Thl' arlministr <tliu n <tlrP<Hl\ l1a ." dt> rnon .'> triilt •d .1 di ~ !ll d \ 1111.-: w!llingnPs~ In hlock nPw s r·r,vf'r.tg r' ol '' " mc~"l' t' milll.ir .\ deploy mpn t to t ht · M irlrllt• I·:;"' t !\ nd ciu ring I hf' I', 1n;J m: 1 i n\' ;t.., i\ln . tlw Pl'ntagon k r p! tht • otficiLtl "prr ss puul · fa 1 l rDm tht• dCtion It is as if lh! ' adm ini st r;1li on ;Jrrog;-mtl _ \ ' t•xprrh Amrri('Jn' to support w i t h thPir h l ood a nd 11-t'as un• mil iL Jr .\ · npt ' l ilti on." lt ll'_\ <l l t' told noth i ng about Oug;1n. o n ltlf' ot ht •r h;t nd . l'nl ·o uragrd sf' II io r /\i r Fo1 Ct' o ff icf'J s to br mon' o p• •n w i th n ·p ortp r s_ I n ;m Aug t SJX'PI'h , hP ..,,11d !t •; Hit'r " " nC'ed to bl' U!Jfron t . 1hi'!' nrf'rl ro hi' 1hi' guy s nn point ;1nd 1hi'\' n• 'Pd I o tak r the g aff that gors with il :1nd the fl ack th:1 t got•s w1th it · WhPn hP camp undPr f in ' fn1 hi s misguldr>ci!Prll il l kc, lt i iiH ' pn'" " · D ug an did not takP CO\'t'r " I si nccrd _ , . rPgTPI an _\' f'mbarr :h...,m i'nt Jh; J! m \· ('o mmt •nr... m ,t\ h avr ca usf'd. " hr 'ar cl hdot'f' l' lr.:ni ng hi." dl' "k .tnd lt •:J\·in g I ll • Pent ago n_ After only 'jq dJ\'" in thP A1r Fnr• ····._ lop job . llu g;Jn l1 •ft with hl 'h ono r intact . ii<., bf'f il <., <1 w;t rrim wh o r·at·npd !hi ' l 1u rpt1 · Ht '.ll' \ ;1nd Silver Sta r Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday. September 20, 1990 What is really at stake in mideast? WAS HI NGTO N - George flush, still looking for '"!he vision thin g," has ye t to clearly en un date th e chief reaso n why he has eomm itt ed troops to the Middle Ea st. Bush has said he is there to r r in.;taH' the Kuwait! royal fam ll v ro power Butt he message I he Amrr lc an public has heard Is that our m1•n and wompn arr risking llwi r l lvt's to keep the forcethereturnof tha t l and,as lt has with KuwaiL Du ri ng th f> pa st 40 years, th e pltght of 1he Palestin ia ns and the I srae li occupallon dominated the Middle East. The debate fo cused on srcu ri t y fo r Israel and a homela nd for th e Palestinians . nut the Iraq i cr isis changes that [ t requires a new look at the long"hel d I srae li co nt entio n, once c;u ppl y o f oil flowin g I f so ldi Pr s start com ing home seen as sel f-serv in g, tha t t he real th rea t to stability In the rrglc . 1 in hody bags, ell her n•ason will so und hollow . will come from lnter "Arab fight " ing and not from an Arab" I sraeli T llf' r P is a v ision behind th e (JI>pl oy rn c nt . PVC'n if Bush docsn ·I src it . Sacldam Hussei n has hanrlf'd Rus h t he makings of .g rC'J t ness. Today's c ri sis, likP th e pPriud followin g World Wa r II. sets in motion forcrs that , by their vny nature . dep<l rl from past pall 1'/'/lS of bPh;wim and could r h angt• t ht' ro ursf' o f history i n t/lr M icldlr Ea ."i t I t r an UPusrd Js lrvrragr to brin g lhP East B loc. ;wd C'vrn I srael. in to a co mmon c;-w sf' wi t h A r abs and t hr West. Si JH'f' t ht' crra tion of l sraPI t hrrr have bf'f'n fl vf' wa rs br t wf'f'n lsraf' l an d it s A r ab nPigh l>O r ~. I n rach case. I srae l ac quir i'd Arah land and thr U ni trd Sta ff' S didn ' t r ush in troop.'i to co nflict. Americ a's na t ion all nteres ts in t he regi on hav e been defined b y fo ur primary objec tlvrs The first has bC'en to ensure thP sPcurlt y and surv iv al of l srar l The second, has been to ensure access to a reli abl e and steady.' supply of relatively c ht'a p oil Thr thi rd ha s bPen lo maintain good relation s wilh Arab natio ns and seek a pPilCI' t)('twrcn them il nd I sra PI. Th f' fou rt h wa s to kPep th e Sovif' ts out nfthereg io n. Th r fou rth is ne ar ! ~· obsolPI P, and In fact t he U nited Stat es is now tryi n g to gPt l hP Soviets into thr .1 r Pa with milllary force si nce thry arf' <J irf'ad y rl iplomatlcall .Y on the U .S. sidr . Jack Anderson and Dale Van Alta is not an ywhere c l ose to t]('eom ln g an obsoiPI P prlorily , but how hi gh a pril'cwill the Uni ted St ates pay In lives to pn'sf'rvr access to oil '? TherP are milny, pa rt icularly In the Whii P HnusP, who arf' privat ely and publicly say ing that our hi ghest priority is ull because it drlvf's thP wo rld eco nom y" While oil i s important, It pal es . in our v iew , b efore somethin g el se that hangs in thr balance of thi s cri sis . wha I is at stak e in the Pe rsian Gu lf Is how the United St ates so lv es problems In lhe new world. The ro le must be defined In a way that fo sters consens us. coo peration and diplomatic so lu " tions to cris es- and res ists the tempt ati on to become a heavy handed wor ld pollee for ce. Ameri ca Is In uncharted terri ~ tory. Th e absence o f superpower reg ion<.~ ! pmblPms si nce the Sovi ets co uld no long er be counted nn to m at ch th e U.S pr esenc e In th e MirldiP East Then Saddam in vadPd Kuwait as an exam pl e of how ht' took rarr of his ow n wobl c m s In the pas t, US diplomacy meant deallng w i th thP dPvil wp knew - ro u n I des ll C'adPrl by pro-Soviet lradNs w ho werE' bein g cha l lenged by pro Western guerri ll as. or tll P opposite, U .S. allies challeng<'rl by leftl sl guer rllla s. Toda y's c risis in the Persian Gulf ha s resu lt ed i n an unpn•dlctrd unity amon g nat io ns of all slrlp cs in the Unit ed :-.Ja ti on.o:; Sec url1 y Cou nc i l. It 1s d spirit of coopPratJOn that should not be sacrifice d for the u r ~r to play Rambo. Thetempta~ l ion tn use U .S. t roo ps once they arc fully deployed In Saudi Arabia shou ld bf' avoidPd. com p etitio n thr o ug hout th e Third World has dangers as well as appor t un ities. When the super " A mulli "lateral app roac h through the once"r idi culed Unl ~ power s withdraw for world slabil lty and security, If Pre siden l Bush and his allies from many wor ld t ro ubl e spot s, the r esulting power vacu um ma v be filled by region al bullies and dl clators. .Ju<t l ast spr ing . Saddam told Arab lenders th at they shoulrt SPC'k th C'ir own so lu tions tn sta~s Define goals before shooting By DAVE HARRIS The Meigs Marauders traval to Trimble on Friday night to play coach Greg Holbert and the Tomcats" The defending TVC Champs are currently 2"2 on the ye ar" Trimble went 10"1 on the ye ar losing only to Green Town " ship In the stale playoffs" The Tomcat s are led by all ~ state candidate Roger Bingham at quarterback, Bingham a four By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS - Clf=veland SL Ignatius has reclaimed the No" 1 spot In this week 's United Press lnternalonal Ohio High School Board of Coaches Di vision I football ratings . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII This week's United Press Inter " national Ohio High School Board of Coaches football ratings (with first place votes and won "lo sl records In parenth eses): Dlvl.doo I TeiUTI I. Oi>V. Sl. Ignatiu s f.. Warren Harding 14-0 ) ctn. Princetm 9. West Chester Lakota !4 -01 V1ncenl Carroll t akin g c ant rC' dU<' li on In th P ac t iv it ips of Meanwhi le. rrgu lar U.S. forc<'S dr ug traffi ckers hew rou ldn ' t ca rp lessa OOutthp scenp of t h('i r last t r iumph undf' r arms . Out thr re Is a le sso n fo r us down in P anama . if only we ca rP to tlPf'd it i nt hPCa n ai Zo newf're mor r th an r nou g h to protrc t t hP ran a I f ro m attflc k or sa bo tagC' . Bu sh's o1her two re ason s. it SPf' m ed. possessed more hr ft. "Pi lot s. dock work f'J'S ;IJld pPOp le in ru r al arras say the r nd of Mr. Nor iega ' s ha rsh mi li tary rul e has Instead given smu gg lers nP\V, unlimi ted accPss to m any I raq IS nnt Pa n ~l m i:t. of co u rse, and Bush would have an easier tim r m<.~ k i n g the cast' for an allac k . S<1dd am threaten s his neig hbors. covets a nuc lea r Madlsoo B. up arm s Washin gton in respo nsr. say thrrr has tx>rn little signifi " Thr• lesson Is that we'd better Not on ly did wr ln sla ll a pre" rural landin g fi elds and costal" bomb, deploys chemi cal wea vio usly el ec t Pd Pan a m anian prPs lclrnt In offlcr. we also toppl ed a hrut al d ictator known to poc·kC't profit s from drugtrafficking . Presiden t Guillermo End;na n•rnains in uf flcr today, although with no spi'cia l popularit y He also rrma ins. alas. thr solr jus tifica t ion for ou r in v as ion . T o spc whv . r pad thi s d ispa t ch fr om TllP NPw York Timrs ' Mark arras In short , thr· m os t commonly In vnk C'd go :1 l nf our inv as ion - t o strm thl' fl ow or d r ugs through Pan ama - sim pl _v nrvrr pannPd nut A nd it's h;1rd to br li evr w e'd ha vp inv aded solely to i ns t all an l' lPc ted leader i nt o an offl cP hP'd nPVC'I' pvrn occuplr d. US offic ial s may fail at putt ing Noriega awav for a long strpt c h in prison. too . A s thf' pon s w he n convPnl ent, and con troi s, with his new holdin gs In Kuwal I , rw rh aps 20 perc c n1 of I hl' wor ld' .s oil rr spr vc s int eg ri ty of thr Panam a Canal Uhlig· acquit tal of Im el da Ma rcos sug ~ Y el wltlw ut the goal of t oppling T rf'; 1ty .. From t hC' out sC'l . no one too k his fir st an d las t reaso ns vf'r~· sN iou slv . Americans ha vr brf'n harassPd in any number of "Eight month s a fte r thP Amrr lean strik e. 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Cht cago7 Atlanta 5, San Franl'l&·u I Phlladelphl a !!, St . Lou is 4 Team wh o worked for thf' I 5 Houston !St·olt 9- 131 . R: 35 p.m .t Stereo Cassette Padua The Daily Senlinel ... 69 80 .463 1217 67 Rl 413 14 Ralttm ore . New York Oak litnd M 570 64 .565 68 537 w... in bringing those abuses to thr lJ nisvs Corp deve loping co mpu " '~/J LEAGUE E"'l W I. Pet. G U 1 4 Door Sedans Ph. Rl 70 16. Rlchflf'ld Revere Milwa ukee .. Team with di saffe cted emp loyees pl ay · Solo mon. Ph.. 170 San Fra ncisco !Gund er son 0-2 al Atlanta (Smoll zl 3-91,5:4Up.m. Ph!ladetphia rMulholland 8-91 al Si Louis tSmllh ft.R 1. R: .15 p.m Cincinnati !Charlton 12· i 1 a 1 '90 Model Ford Taurus GL's Parma before upsetting Be lprt• last week. A Meigs win wtll pqt the Ma ra uders right back Into the ra ce In the wid e open TVC ti tle. . K ickoff Is 7:30 Friday night in Glouster . , - -- - - - ' - - - - - - 10. AkrCfl Hoban (4-01 . . .4 3 Second uon : 11 Am anda Cl~:a r · cn.>ek 41 : 12. Bloom Ca rroll ill .lf\: ll ttl eJLick ing Vallpy and Willard Ill . 35 each: 15. St . Clal rsvllte 33. N~TIONr\L 1 co mmo npl ace In rPcent dPca dP s, over Phalin's favor ite receiver pul ling In six scoring tosses . The Marauder ground game final!~ came al?ng a little In ~as~ weeks win over Miller. Tallba~ Terry McG u l~e has been ~le Mara uders lead ing rus her 1 s sea son with Frank Blake beln~ slowed by the flu bug " But wrt Blake hea lthy I he duo are due to . ex pl ode. d d 11 Th e Mar au er e1ense wt have the1r hands full stopping Bingham. the defense returned two Interceptions for touchdowns last wee k with Blake picking off one and rac ing 32 yards for the td, and Bill Harless adding one of his own fo r 35 yards" Tri mble opened the season with a 22"7 loss to Crooksville, after a win over Federal Hocking the Tomcats lost to Wellston 27 "2l 6. CAPE ( J.ll ... . . 63 7. Ketu>rlng Aller 14·0 1 . 'l4 !t Mt>ntor Lak e Catholic 1 -1-01 .SJ 9. Port8ffiouth West ( -l-0) ......... 49 Majors Robert Walters and connrctlons to circum vrn t thP st at ute th a t is su ppos ed to prolf'cl ind ividu als ag ain st i nva s ions or priv acy. Meigs, for lhe first time since bel ore th e seaso n started, Is close to being hea lthy . Senior co ~ captain Aaron Sheets rei urns to action this week after missing two games w ith the flu bu g" When the Marauders ha ve g i ve n quarterback Jer e m y Pha lin time I he junior has re sponded wl,th eight touchdo wn passes . Shawn Hawley has bee n Scoreboard ... As J B Kr•ll y. author of "Ara hi J, thf' C ulf and thf' WP .s(," r mpha slzPs . rn w ambi t io n and di sr egard for i ntcr n<Jtlona l law h avr ty pifird most Arab s tate s~ I raq . Kuwait and Saudi Ar<.~ b i a i nc ludrd ~ s i nce their ver y i ncept io n 1~-0l . 4. Franklin ~4 -0l . 104 5. fostoria 11'1 (3-1'1 ... .......... 94 6. Bclott West Br anc h t4·0l .... 73 7. Columbu s Br!ggs 14·01 S! B. Vermilion !4.0 ! .. ........ .. 4~ 9. Unl ont(Mi n Lake ~1 ·1 t3·11 . 41 10. Belk>fontalne 14·0) .... ......... 39 Second &en: 11. Cin('lnnat l Pur· 4. Oovtor t4 -0i 5. Orrville 13·1) Dlvls.ton 11 TelUTl L Steubenville !H I 2 St Marys ~ emorl a l ' 11 t t 01. .. ....... ..... 135 3. Solon ill !4-0) . 119 Olvl.slon III T eam t Y'town Momey ~91 14-D• 2. Akroo St Vlnr rnt 111 14-0J 3. Youngs Ur sullm• 131 ~Hlt Upptr Arllngtm 11: 20. Mansfll'lcl kn ow f''<act ly w hy we go t o war. and possess r raso n able ob jPc t! v t•.s, or I' I.'H' rvf'n tot al v i c to r~' maY S4'(' rn futil f' over tim P. As you ma .v !'PC all, Prrs id ent Bus h gavC' fo ur reaso ns for our Inv as io n o f P ana ma las t Df' ('P mbPr . Th Pv were. in his ow n wor ds. "t o sJfrgu a r d thf' l i\'PS o f AmNicans, todP ff'nddemor rao' in P;1n. 1ma . to co mbat d ru .£! traffi c king and to protect thr win Saturday . St . !gnalius, which held No " I two weeks ago, received 15 first place votes and 237 poll point s from this week 's big school voting coac hes " Middletown , thanks DeSall'fi H. 'l:& proba bl y Ame r icans ThP lawsuit was fl i ed by Ria ~Oov ~EA 11U 13-11 108 6_Sandusky (4-01 .. . . ... .99 7. Massillon Wash (3·1 1.. .95 8. Grewe City 131 !4-0t 9l 5. inc a i ncreasingly Important roiC' Berry's World 1151 14 -0l 2.17 2. Mlddk:>t OW"n t 71 1Hli ......... 204 3. Ctn . Moeller n -1) .. . ......... 140 mo st without Th e Wildcats, two~ time defend ~ lng big school champions, moved back Into first pla ce following Middletown 's 10 ~ 7 win over pre~ vlously No" 1 Cincinnati Prln ~ ceton Friday nlghL SL Ignatiu s ran It s record to ~ " 0 with a 31 ~7 cell Marian 31: 12. Akroo. Buchtf'l 22: 13. Athens II; 14. Nor1h Canl on Hoover 14; l!l. Da~· Jo n Dunbar 12 . 16. Lima Bath 11: 17 . tl\e) Mantua Cres twood , Ge nPva and Map!(' Heights, 9 ea dl : 20. C-Oiwnhu!l Pt s. itary c l ash In th e Per sian Gu l f. countries by a foot injury thts sea son. On delen se Trimble i s very quick led bv mtddle guard Ja son Guffey and linebacker Shane Hooper, the duo combined for 16 ta ckles. six for losses, one Interception, and four fuvble recoveries In a 21"7 upse t at Belpre last week. In the win over Belpre, the Tomcats fourced six Golden Eagle turnovers . Wheelersburg among top 10 in UPI prep grid ratings man 22; 15 . lll el Can1oo M cKtnlr v and Centervtlk>, .20 each: 17. Lakewood 19 : 18. Chllllroth e 13: JC! Tra ns fi xed by a looming mil year starter wa s honorable men " lion all~state las I yPar when he threw for 1300 yards and 19 louchdowns . Charley Gatchell a 6"2, 185 pound junior Is Bingham's favor" lte reclever . Gatchell caught 14 passes as a sophomore last year Including six scoring tosses . Th e Tomcats ground game Is led by Sun Leeper, Leeper a 6"1, 175 pound senior has been slowed Steubenville tops Division II p.oll 10. Worthlng1oo ~4-0l ... ...... ..... 52 Second teo: II. Austintow n rtt ch 35; 12. Ca nton GlenOak 30: l l Clncinna!l St. Xavler28; 14. Board lion h.wr becom e appallin gly ·A though t fo r t h<' dav : Engl ish p lannighl ('h rhtoph t'l \ 'L II II!\'>t ' wrote, "Accur st be hr that fi r"! i nvr ntf•d war .. Meigs faces defending TVC champion Trimble on road tf'd Na ti ons h as much promise c;1n mak e it work in thi s crisis. That is why it is so crit ic al to t.rro in on a v ision th at is grea ter th an chrap oil or thr nrf'ds of th e Ku~: a t1i roval fam il y . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 08 ~4 7 81 &9 . . 73 77 l 40 4fli I 9 70 80 46i 12 - 399 F'l"klay'!i sames Bosl on at Nf'w York. ni~ h l Mllwaukef' al Baltimof'f', nigh t Cleveland a ! 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Th is year the sc hedule m akers decided to ma ke them wa lt until the second week o! league action to play Oa k Hil l, re membering vivid ly wha t Symmes Va lley did !o them last year (the Vikings staved oil a late dr iv e by the Oaks to win 20-14 at Aid ) , will hos t thi s year' s battle , which like las t year' s co nfro nta tion could decid e the championship. Oa k Hill Is the las t team on Va lley's remai ning sc hedu le that posted a winning record las t year. a nd lor the Oa ks, Sy mmes and Kyger Creek, whom they play in Week 9, a re the only teams left on their slate that played better tha n .500 ba ll las t year, not to mention the onlyones Ie ll th at ar e doing so rig ht now . In the cases o! a ll the tea ms mentioned so far, none has s ustained losses -gra duation or othe r wise - that have cr ippled them this year. a nd all have a myr ia d of returning let termen. 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Gallla- With a pass -ha ppy So u thwestern squa d as th ei r invited g uests for Friday' s hom eco m ing game, North Ga tlia' s Pira tes won' t have an easy time shedd ing its three-game los ing streak, bu t maybe the q ueen and her co urt 11owevt•r. wil l have to r omt• from t hf' r unn lng gam£>, w hrrr- r un - ning backs Chris Sk idmore (1 5:! vards, two TDs vs. Eas tern :1 a nd Casey Staton 183 yards ) provided mos t of North 's offense. There is hope that th e pa ss in g ga me. whic h cam(' out of hid i ng aga inst Easter n t:l-'i, :)1 yards, mean t ha t So uthrrn' s pass orien ted offensp could. i f il can . two i nt E' rcrption s 1 Ll fte r ga ln mg no yards in previou s four week a ttempts agai nst (al l aga i nst Wooclrow Wilson ) will be tested by the arm of Highla nder qua rterback Aa ro n McCarty and the ha nds of deep threat Kevin Kiser . while line backers J ared Moor e and Sta ton will have to keep their eyes on tig ht end Keith Ca rte r . who has 12 ca tches for at least86 ya rds on the season. Wh ile No rth wi ll tr y to kee p the Hi ghlanders' passing game in check. the P irates would be wise not to forget the ru nni ng game. as ru nni ng bac ks Willy Gilbert and Chr ls Metzger accoun ted for 1:>4 of the .James gang's 213 rush ing ya r ds in las t week's wi n aga ins t Han nan Trace . Kyger Cree k-Southern -As is wr it know n by now , Kvger Creek has its troubles in defe nding aga ins t lhe pass . wh ich could keep the Bobca ts' defensive fron t off In check. be in for so m e high timPs downra nge. the Ross (SVA C only) W L P I' PA .. 1 0 43 Symm es Valley ...... 1 Southwestern .......... ] E as tern .................. ] North Ga ll Ia .. .... ..... 0 Kyger Creek .......... 0 Southern ............. ... 0 Hannan Trace ........ 0 36 19 13 13 1 6 I 0 At The End of the Pomeroy-Mason 992-2556 yards in their loss to Oak Hi ii i<Jst wee k. The pa ssing game has seen a dec line in Its production rn its yardage t from 131 yards vs Wa terfo rd to 84 vs. St. Jor to;,; vs. Oak Hll li in the las t thrf't con tests, bu I fo ur or Raci ne's fiVl' touc hdowns scored in t host• games ca me via the pa ss. The Bobca ts' s trong s utt . as alway s, is the ru nn ing gamP. With a powerful offenstve line led by sen ior Dan Po lcyn and ve te- ra n unde rclassm en such as .Jeff Birch field. Scott Newe ll and Gr ady Snyder , among oth ers, r unn ing backs Phil Brad bu ry. J oe Edwa rds and J itter Gi lm ore wi ll eat up p lent y of time on th e c loc k a nd make enoug h tri ps to the end zone 10 keep Kyger Crr<•k in th edr iver'sseat fo r th is ga m e. Valley, KC ninth - In its firs t yea r In Di vis ion I V. Regio n 15, Sy mmes Va lley has tied Fo r t F ryP for n inl h 6 Reds drop another tilt, 5-2 HOUSTON tUP l i - If the Cinc innat i Reds a re get ti ng nervous abo ut clin ch ing the Natio nal League Wes t Div isio n title. they're not ready to admit it. The Reds. who e ntered Wed· nes day's ga me aga inst the Houston As t ros 4 1-2 ga mes a hea d of t he Los Angeles Dodger s, took a noth er tum ble, losing to the i\s tros C>-2. Thr Reds have now los t lo ur of the ir Ia st six a nd I 0 o! their las t 16 games. 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Elliott's will refund the difference plus 26% of the difference upon proof of lower price . s: Elliott's i•l SILVER BRIDGE PLAIA 1n h('\d to :J:l 0 13 !9 42 43 36 Pomeroy, Ohio **TAMPA BAY .... .. ..... .... .... 33 DETROIT ..... ....................... 24 **NEW YORK JETS ........... 20 \l,ra~ Friday 's slate So uthwes tern at North Gal lla Eas tern at Ha nnan Trace Kyger Creek at So uthern Sy mmes Valley a t Oa k Hill Weeklv Specials ATLANTA ..... .... .... .......... ... 24 AFC Eaat champion Billa haven 't been kind to Jets, beating tham flve 1tralght. ambtlrrll· slng them In both meeting• In '89, NY getting one FG , lo1lng 34· 3, then 37-0 upping. nosed ive when it 0 42 13 0 0 1 1 SOFT DRINKS - FRIES · SANDWICHES PHOENIX ........ ...... .... .. .. .... 10 Cowboys won just one game in 1989, losing 15. thair sole victory, 13-3 over Aedaklnsln Waahington ... Skina had won first meeting in Dallal 30-7 .. . Paul Palmar sparked "0 " win. clirnU Trace ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Lions hoated Bucaln oeaaon opener two weeks ago. butT . B. waa poor vialtor, whipping Detroit 38-21 ... 08 Vinny Teltavordo paned for 237 yarda, 3 TDs, Llona sacked II tlmaa. (Monday) BUFFALO ......... .. 30 !n com ple ti on perce nta ge has go nr up fr om 45'1. ton a 9-20 nig ht fat 154 yards a nd one touc hdow n aga in st Fai r view two weeks ago I to57.9'¥. ton a n ll -19 night for l i0 yards agai ns t So uthwes te r n! . view and 3~ vs . So uthwestern! could spe ll trouble for Trace at it s homecom in g game Fr iday ;J 49 49ara have dominated Falcons, winning 10 of last 121nc~udlng 45-3, 23 -10 winalast sea aon ... S .F. QB Joa Montana threw throe TO paaaeslnflrat. Stave Young led 49enl In 2nd. "*WASHINGTON .... .. ......... 31 will pr ovi de somP or the insp iration thr Pira tes need to ret urn to the w inning tra ck. A grra t dea l ol' in spi ra ti on, Huntington Vin son. ~ v s. Fa i r- A f ter experi<'n ci ng yardage ga ined in tiJPir first three games. prak ing wi th a 141 -yard effort in thri r 31 1~ m ulti -over tim(' vic t o r ~· over Iron ton St. Joe, I he To rn<J does sa w their rushing gamr ta kP a All THE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT Carda lead series 1 0 · 5 ... Salnts playing 2nd game of aeason at home, Phoenix won't see home field until 4th game ... Cards blanked in opener in discouraging 31 -0 lo.. to Skins. *SAN FRANCISCO ...... .. .. .. 30 Eastern-Hannan yards vs. Wa hama two weeks agot. a nd a res urgence in the aeria l a ttack co uld be an im por ta nt !ac tor in this Rame. The Wildcats' passin g garnt• has s hown its worth , as quartpr back Chad Ba rnes 15-9, J:l;r. fr.) has go ne pas t the century m ar k So utheas ter n. will bloom at leas t as lull as it d id in th e season opener aga inst Wood row Wilson 16·8, 87 yards. two TDs ). T he P irates' second ary , which has three Intercepti ons on the TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 0 "',,, " "'," "• Truly unbelievable trivia : Dolphins. Giants have played each otherjuat one time during regu lar aeaaon , a 23-13 Miami win in N.Y. in 1972 ... both had opening wins two weeko ago . •*NEWORLEANS ............ .. 31 the ir offense, " said Symmes Valley head coac h Mer rill Triple tt In the a ft erglow of tha t victory. The running game figures hea vil y In the Oaks' !or tunes, as their run / pass pulse of 44 2173 shows. The same holds tr ue fo r the Vikings, who showed a run / pass pulse of 355167. All told , If It ra ins Friday, It's a toss up. If the ra in holds off until Sat urd ay , the Hill will pu t Its moreprac ticed passing ga me to work In challe nging the Valley's flypape r second ar y . whic h a ft er fo ur games has snagged ll ene m y passes. th rown three interception s. wh ich combined with the decreasing producti vity in the ru nn ing game ~~~6 yards vs . POMfiOY, OHIO KANSAS CITY .. .. .... .. ...... ... 24 Colts lead aeries 6 -5, Oilers winning last meeting on o pening day two seasons ego 17-14 in OT...Oilera were bombed by Falcons two weeks ago, 47-27 ... Billa beat Colts, 26-10. and we know we' ve got to con ta i n Eas tern's Eagles have a breath o! fresh a ir in the backfield, and his name is Tim Bisse lL Bissell , a 5-9 , 160-poun d junior . racked up 166 ya rds and three touc hdowns In la st week's 19-13 over tim e victor.v ove r No rt h Gai Ua. He will be the obv ious targe t of Ha nnan T rarp's d l' tense, wh ich s ur re ndered 113 yards on t he ground to South w es tern In las t week's :!6-0 loss to the Highla nd ers. Tho ug h the Eagles passed for a season-low 29 yards las t week, the eas t Meigs eleven hav r shown tha t t hey ca n move the ball throug h the ai r 16 17. % )0 SAN DIEGO .. .................... 10 INDIANAPOLIS .. .... .. ...... ... 20 I I CROWS 10 Teams have m&t only five times since 1966 .. . Ia at Demc ember, Chiefs shut Packers down. allowing them just one FG , scoring all their points in 2nd quarte• to whip Green Bay 21 -3 . •*HOUSTON ............ .... ...... 23 I 10 Bronco• won both ends of doubleheader vs Seahawks rut season. coming !rom behind in ht mooting to win in OT 24 -21. .08 John Erway threw fou r TO passes in second 41 -14 win . • • GREEN BAY ................... 26 I 992 - 2174 POMEIOY, OHIO NEW ENGLAND .. .. .. ...... ... .21 SEATILE ...... ...... .. .... .. .. ..... 10 I I 500 EAST MAIN 38 · 7. scoring 28 points in fourth quarto• ... Vikings won second game, 27 -16 . Bears. Chargers lead close aeries 6 -5 · 1. SO winning last meeting in ' 87 in OT. 27 -24 ... Browno stifled Stealers in seuon opener. 13 -3 ... Chargers surprised by Co wboys in Dalla. 17-14 . Oak Hi ll . ~ --- - - - ----- - - - - -----~ I. 10 Team ,-------- .C OUPON- - -~- -- -, MINNESOTA ........ ... .. .. ...... 16 Pats have won five of last six from Ben gals. s hocking them in last meeting 27-21 ... Cincy had won six in a row to open 1988 season before upsetloss .. . N.E . could shock again . Super Efficiency 7 ,, XL 1200 I Makes 23 ,, ,, ,•• (All games) Team W L PF PA Kyge r Creek .... ... 3 l 95 76 Symmes Va lley . 3 1 86 46 Oak Hill ......... . 2 2 85 55 Easte rn ..... . - .... 2 2 71 73 So ut hwestern .... 2 2 66 32 Ha nnan Tracp . . . 1 3 54 86 North Ga llia . 1 3 53 74 So uthern. . I 3 52 129 Heat Pump "?.!: Enw,, a•~ H11t Pump1 epotn using some of their 67 ya rds to surprise Kyger Creek with a first-quarte r touchdown en route to a 42-13 victory. VIking qua rterback Eric Wa ll has a pa ir of handy receivers In Ch rl.-; Gates a nd Billy Wilburn, bo th o! whom got Into action against KC last week, but the ma in thr us t of the Nor seme n's offense, as usua l, Is the r unning ga me Se nior running ba cks .Jas on Sheppa rd (188yards, three TDs last week) and Kenny Da niels illS yards , two TDs la s t week) , operating behind a line averag ing 220 pounds per man , present the south Ja ckson eleve n with a formidable cha llenge, as they have for the past three year s. " We figure on two o r three touc hdowns aga ins t Oa k Hill, SVAC standings SALES • SERVICE INSTALLATION The~e two NFC Central riv als split match-upslastseason . 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September 20, 19::10 Page- 7 LOWEST PRICES EVER FOUND IN THIS AREA ON QUALITY ·BRAND NAME FURNITURE """""~----~!f!-!!.~1 ~.;,c. f ' FREE GIFTS FOR EVERYON EVERY 1Oth CUSTOMER RECEIVES A FREE GIFT FREE DELIVERY 0 DAYS SAME AS CASH FINANCING AVAILABLE LA-Z-BOY RECLINERS IN STOCK ENJOY FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON S12 88 2 PC SECnONAL .............................. ............................. SALE $799 Textured material with blue and mauve combination . S PC GREEN SECTIONAL... ....................... !!!'i!L:.?.~.~l!.SALE $1899 With 2 Recliners, Hide ·A· Bed. Corner Piece, Armless Chair BROYHILL SECTIONAL... ........................!!~!L:~:t§?. •••••• SALE $14 88 With Built- in Tables. Blue & Mawe 2 PC. SECTIONAL, Blue ........................................................... $699 3 PC. BROYHILL SOFA, CHAIR, LOVESEAT ~~!L:.?.mJALE $12 85 With wood trim . Brown and blue textured . 3 PC SOFA, CHAIR, LOVESEAT... ...........~IQ •. :~.!\~.!M.!.i... SALE $988 Blue Velvet . BROWN VELVET SOFA & CHAIR .............~I9. •.:~~L ...... SALE $588 W1th wood trim and 2 Pillows 3 PC. SILVER BLUE .................................~.~.~~.:~~?.~..... SALE $12 7S SOFA. CHAIR, LOVESEAT with matching pillows 2 PC. SOFA & CHAIR .......................................... ........... SALE $2 7S DISCONTINUED. Rust and Green . 2 PC. SOFA & CHAIR ..................................................... SALE $4 75 DISCONTINUED . Blue and White . 3 PC. SOFA, LOVESEAT, WINGBACK CHAIR ................... SALE $648 DISCONTINUED. Blue plaid 2 PC. LOVESEAT ............................................................. SALE $ S98 DISCONTINUED. Rust and Gray . 3 PC. SUITE ............................... ....................~J.!l •. :~.!!~~. SALE $8 99 Simmons-Imperial-National BEDDING SALE-All Sizes Tru<kload Just Arrived SAVE UP TO 60% LOW, LOW PRICES ON DINING ROOM SUITES $9 S $14 8 S85 $699 2 PC. SOFA and CHAIR .............................. !!fi9,.:.1l~l! •. SALE $7 74 England. With wood trim . England. In blue, mawe and green . 2 PC. SOFA & RECLINER ............ ... .............. ~!'i9, ..tW!l!. SALE Beachc raft . DISCONTINUED . In Brown, Beige , White . BEIGE LEATHER SOFA and CHAIR ..~.~.~.•• Htl?.. SALE $12 8 5 ------------------------~ .. SAVE ON HIDE-A-BEDS AT RUTLAND FURNITURE $488 $999 $ 998 With Matching China. Trimmed in blue or whif OAK TABLE/6 LG. CHAIRS .............. SALE 699 2 LEAVES . Padded Seats. REG . '1299 DARK PINE TABLE/6 CHAIRS ........... SALE $449 Table has 2 leaves . REG . '799 OAK TABLE/ 6 CHAIRS .................... SALE $44 9 2 Leaves. REG. '799.96 TABLE/6 CHAIRS .......................... ... SALE $7 50 VIRGINIA HOUSE LIGHT OAK . REG . '1 t97 TABLE/6 CHAIRS ............................. SALE $750 FRANKLIN LIGHT OAK . 2 Leaves. Reg . S119I MAPLE & OAK DROPLEAF TABLE .... SALE ~ 13 9 With 2 CHAIRS . REG . '199 . OAK TABLE, 4 CHAIRS.. .............. SALE $29995 With 1 leaf DARK PINE TABLE/ 4 CHAIRS •••••~!:.~!:=!.~~! $189 OAK DROPLEAF TABLE/BENCH •••.••• SALE $387 2 CHAIRS with blue padded seats. REG. '687 DUAL OAK TABLE/2 LEAVES ........... SALE $788 SPECIAL PURCHASE! LAMPS UP TO [Xl RA CONV f 'dENCl i LAil RES ""Ill W IJ~\ . ··'" "' ., ,,, ·\ ~ ~ J ,. ' '""'·" ' ' ' '' . """' ··'· . r •• 1 ,,~-.,'",.,'~· ' "' ' .. "",.' • r.... ' '"I" ....... ,...... S799 9 S FRIDA\' STIVERSVILL E - The Sti· ver svillc Word of Faith Cil utTh is having a weekend rPvival Friday Admiraln iloi'- 0111 Model WAS NOW LARGEST SELECTION OF ROLLTOP and FLATTOP DESKS BEST PRICES IN AREA All Sizes In Stack SAVE 20 to S0°/o ROLL TOP DESK .....................~.~.~:.'.~.~•~•••••••••• SALE SPECIAL PURCHASE! Cherry or Oak S2 89 \Jt::~~::.~:!:.,::.,:l,~ moo 17 C:w. Ft. KSE37BA~ L Frost·Ciear Gibson lealures stylrng ana the excluSive Total Energy Sav.ng Sys1em It"s ava1f8ble 1n y<Jur ChOICe ol five decorator colors 1()99.95 c ont err~porary SS999S WT FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES 1 WAS 1699.95 ' 5S99 95 WlTH IUD! 95 99 95 RGJSA, Was'S ' WT..... 499 · liS JS.u, Was 1599.95 WT ... 1499.95 GIBSON SIDE-BY -SIDE 22 Cu. Ft. Was $1199.55 NOW $ 99595 WT ~.~9;.:.~~~....... SALE S199 ,.~G~36~1N~·~w~as~•s~69•.9ls.[....:.. ':46:9~.9~S~~~~~~~ BOOKCASES ............. STARTING AT S78 Up to 84" High With or Without Gl01s Doors OAK GUN CABINETS-6 to 12 Kelvlnalor Refrigerator· Freezer GUNS OAK 6 GUN CABINET .................~~~.:.:~!! ...... SALE S330 OAK I GUN CABINET .................~~~.:.:!.~.~...... SALE S595 LARGE OAK 9 GUN CABINET •••••~~~.:.:!.~.~...... SALE S389 LARGE OAK 12 GUN CABINET ...~.~.~L:!~~L .. SALE S72 5 AND MANY MOll QUILTS - Great ChrilfmDI Gifts for Mom and Dad and entire family. Straight from tht Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Ar· kansas. Highest quality, machi111 washable and hand stit,hecl. Buy early and get your choice of paHtrns and colors. Patterns sulh as Log Cabin, Star, u,. •OAK HAU TREES •PICTURES •HOOYD SWEEPERS •OAI FLOOR MIRRORS •OAI MAGAZINE RACIS •CARPn SYRACUSE - Wee kend revi ~ va l at Syracuse Nazarene Chu rch Friday through Su nd ay . Specia l speaker. Rev . Wesley Frl'dcrick s, Fo rt Wright, Ky Sunda y, 10:30 a.m . a nd t; HARRI SONVILL E - The Mess lngers a nd the Lee Sisters. Fairmont. W Va. will be si ngin g at the MI. Uclon Church near Har risonv!lle, on Saturday a t 7 P ;ukars - SATURDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - An Icc cream soc ial will be held at the St. Paul Unit ed Methodisr Church. Tuppers Plams . on Sat· urdav !rom 4:30 to 7: 30p.m. CARPE\TE R -The Car pen tcr Bapt ist Church Busy Bees will have a bake and rumm age sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m at the townhouse on Rou te 143 at the junction Sc hool Lot Roa d. nea r Carpenter . HARRISONVILLE - There will be a friendship dinner at ll arrisomo lle Ma sont c Lodge 411 on Sa turday at 6 30 p.m PORTLAND- Rev . M Welch wt ll preach at the Freedom Laurel Cliff notes thr u:rek end i n Df'laware . Mr. and Mrs . Fa ye Country· mrn, Greenfield , visited Mr a nti Mrs. Roy Howe ll recently SUNDAY ROCK SPRINGS- The Rock Sp rin gs Uni ted Methodisl Church will be having a rall y day Sunda y. Carry·in dinn er all2:30 p.m followed by service at 1:.10 The State Board of Ed uca tion has adopted a rule es tablishing a statewide tes ti ng program for demo nstra ting twelfth gra de proficiency In reading . writing. mathemati cs and cit ize nship. A law enacted by the 11 7t h General Assembl y requ ired the State Board to deve lop specific rules for implementin g ihi sstate wide test in g program. Beginning with the grad uating class of 1994. th e law requires students who have passed all tPsts the crller la for ea rn ing SAVE 25°/o • Frl)len JUice Can Ra ck S tor~ge • R~v~rsibl~ T~J1 u r&CI S1ee1 9TF aoo.. WAS 1599.95 NOW $499 95 WT WAS HA ZEL - The 18th annual Hayma n Fa mily reunion will be held Sunday at the Jam es Hay · man residence on Hayman Road begi nning at noon fordescedants of H.A. (F'redl and Ga rnet F. I Po lk ) Hayma n. Potluck dinner. POMEROY- Rev. Ear l New ton will be speak tng Sunda y morning a t th e Ca lvary Pilgrim Chapel in Pomeroy . MIDDLEPORT -The Middle por t Communit y Church will hav e a benefit hymn si ng on Sunday from 2 ~ 5 p.m. Specia I singing by the Clark Fa mll v. Heaven Bound Four. Junior and Rita Wh ite. Joann Wellin gton a nd others. COOL \1LLE -Homecom ing at the Vacder hoof Baptisi Church will be held Sunday at 9 ~ a.m . with Rev . Cec ti A. Morrison preach ing. Basket dinner at noo n a nd afternoon se rvice at l : 30 p.m. Si ngers wi ll be Russ Spencer and the So ut hern Hi ll Group r ulp that c ha nges two aspect s of enro llmen t op· ttons . eoinclding wi th c hangrs the Ge neral Assembly made to the origin al law. Now. the state po s t ~ s reo ndary must rPimbu se 1he co llege tor 1tlf' student's ex penses on lv If both pos t 'i rrondarv and high sc hoo l credit Old Testament men topic of meeting "W indows of He ave n ~ Men of the Old Tes tament " wa s pres· en ted by Mary Virgi nia Kautz at th e Sept e mber meeting of Friendly Circle, Trinity Church. Reviewing the lives and ser ~ vice to God of men from Adam , Noah and Abra ham , through the times of Jacob, Joseph and Moses to David and Soloman, it was brought ou t that their lives demonstra ted that God is a God of Love. powe r. dependability , flrmess and grea t concern; that he was a deliverer. law giver , provider; a God of wisdom, fo rg iveness and maj es ty. A poem , "These Autumn Day s" and th e offera to ry prayer were by M ai da Mora. Gay Perrin opened the busi ness 'with a read ing , "T he Ta te Fa mily" hesitate. procra stina 1P. r> ducalt•. meditate and many olher kin of thos large fa mily so fam il ia r to all of us. Offi ce r s repor ts WPf'(' g ive n by Norma Jewe ll an d r:vclyn Gi lmore. Reports of the sick werP given and a 1hank you no !r and contribution from Sa lly Owens was noted . A round -ro bin letter was written to Elizabeth Fick at Overbrook The c! rcle 's canwrn sP rvice for the bloodmobile has been set for February. The plants for the church en trance by th e elrcle are in place. Unison prayer closed the meet in g. A dessert co urse was servt.'d to 14 members by May and Maida Mora. The table featured an arrangment of garden flower s a nd vegetables. Cheerleader clinic set The Fourth Annual Youth Cheerleadlng Clinic for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders will be condu cted by the Ohio University Cherleaders on Sept. 29 from 8:30 a. m to 4:15 p.m. In Grover Cen ter . Ohio t.: nlversity. The clinic will locus on the sk ills necessary for exci ting yet safe c heerleadl ng. Dances. jumps, and sidelin e chants will be ta ught as well as basic body me<'hanlcs. An Ohio Un iversit y footb all ga me Is Included this year to give clinic pa rticipant s th e opportun ity to observe cheer· lea dL•rs in ac tion a nd help root th e Bobcats to victory The clin ic fee is $20 and t·s hlrt.s will be sold for $10. Participants should lake a sack lunch . Drinks will be provided. is e.1rned and pglvatc sc hool student s maq parilicipate in the program. Durin g It s first meeltng of the new school year. the State Board Benjamin J. Sol, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology al so adoptPd a reso lution com - me nd ing the Ohio Congress of Parent s and Teachers. Inc. !Oh io PTA) for the vita l role it has played in sup port in g programs Trained in Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical that enh ance both parents and c hild ren's t> d ucatio n al Pxperif'n ces . 'for f4.ppointmtnt, (a{{ 675-3400 Moruiay·'Jriiay, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The resolution recog nizes tha t pa ren ts will play a n import ant role In c hildren's educat ion throughout th e "Decade of Edu ~ ca tlona l Pro~;res s . 1990·2000" a nd commends the Ohio PTA fog its ongoing, mean ing ful support lor parent education. Th e State Board encourages PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV p;urnts, educa t ors and ot her intcrrs trd cllizens t o join the In 08-GYN Practice since 1975 Oh io PTA In it s celebraiion ol p<.~rent ed uc3t ion during· 'Parent Inv olv e m e n t i n Educa t ion Week", Nov. ll -17. Science Club meets for first time Thr Mrigs .J u nior Hi gh Sr i~ 'TWf' Club held Its first lnl'l'lin g of lht> tending with ~fi In thr sev r nth grade a n d 69 wen• in ltw ei g hth grade Offlet•rs elPc l ed were l<rldin<~ Russpll, prf'sidf'nt : .J;Jrl.v n and St 'CTPt!J r y ; 1.: 1 ic of I he Syracuse PTO . StudPn ts will bP sellin g nw r chandisP and candy h <.n s lh i.., years as WP II as ot lwr fun d rai sing actlvites. Qu a lls. trPa s urPr Pla ns werP disru ssPd co ncern · in~ I he an nua l sril'nce fair held at lhP sc hoo l a nd 01 possiblP trip to Kings Is land in thl' spri ng Th e club i.-. CUJTPnt ly planning to rai se lun ds bv sf' Ilin g M&M's. Ru sty Bookman. junior high sc i(1 11 Cf' trar hN. is thP g r oup' s advisor . Sept 28 at the sr hoo l sponsorr·rl by the PTO . In April, sturlcnts will travrl to Campbell's Soup labels and Krogr r rec r ipts. I L.tmora Youn g sugg estr d pu1 cha sin g a microw ave dnd samll rrfrigrrator for student use wi1h • lh<' lab<'l s. The PTO voi~d tn ' !towr1ePpourdirMIInlsare! dc 11a 1r $50 to ea ch trarlwr".., An enrrgy show w ill br hf'ld ParkPrsbu1 g. W.Va . lOSPP fh PWiza rdofOz iind enjoy l un c h at McDonald' s Child re n wi ll agctin bf• s;w in g room . !\ donation of $50 was g ivt'n tu t hf' 11acine Kind er ga r lf'n cla ss noma Sa:vre ha s vo lunt eE'rf'tl to br badge la d~ this vrar T hf' room count wa s won h_ v 11H ' . , ix th grad£". Rock Springs UMW meets The Ro ck Sprin gs United Met h od ist Women met recently at thr church with 14 members present The meeting opened with prayer by Dorothy Jeffer s. president Sharon Fo lmer led th e group in sin gin g "I've Discove red the Way of Gladness" and " Have Thine Own Way Lo rd ." Mrs Folmerhadpraverforthe sic k and shu t ~ ln s . Dorothy Jeffers and Katherine Riley had devotions acd per· formed a skit by telephone and SPRING •In-Door E9Q the Diploma with Com mendatio n or the Diploma with Dtsti ncllon . The state board also adopted a Ms. Ri If'.\' showt'd sl id f's and ~ ~tn' a ta l k on 1hr rPi r E'at shp had attendrd in J.:.,gn sas City . Thr mC'el i ng closrd with pr ayrr and rr frPs hmrn rs wrrr sf'rvrd . ~\· 1990 MODEL CADILLAC '+.~~1990 MODEL OLDSMOBILE SAVINGS OF OVER S4,000. DISCOUNTS OF UP TO S4,000 • Office closes ANY 1990 MODEL CHEVROLET MOST MODELS ARE AT OR BELOW DEALER COST • The Meigs Cou nt y Boa rd of Election s will be closed Friday due to a di strict meet ing in Logan . TS1<,1oOIE "' Sr~elves to th e twelfth ·grade IL•sts . • ,. 0 Cu Fl No-Frosl • rce Mo~kel' A!ad:y • J S~dong, AdfUSIIblt Laneaster. Testing program in place taka and Mrs. Ernest Vanlnwagrn William Williams is at tendin g W.M.I. Retn•at in Mansfll'id . benefit Kim Herdma n. The sf' te s ts wi ll be used as onp of Mrs. Ruth Douglas. Columbu s. spe nt the weekend with her mother. Mrs . Emm a Fox . Mr. and Mrs . Clifford J acob >. Mr. and Mr s Denver Ne l>on spe nt Mond ay in Salina wlht Mr . Mr ~ Church on Saturd ay at 6 p.m. to ninth-g rade proficiency and Mr. and Mr s. kichard Beach and son. Gera ld . Mrs. Opal Caru th ers, Beach Cit y, visited her brot her, Mr. and Mrs . Roy Howell. Mr. and Mrs . Richard Glad · we ll and daughter , Lea h, Co lum· bus Grove, visited hrs sisters. fl av. and Mrs. William Will iams. Mr. and Mr s Phil Wi sr. McCon nelsville. visi ted Mrs. Tina Jaco bs Mr a nd :\I rs Jefl Howel l spent Mrs. Je an Wright an d POMEROY- There will bean p.m . with the Gospel Notes of ice c ream socia l at the Carlr ton p.m. through Su nday at 7:.10 p m. with David Ada m s fr om burg, W Va. Monf\y making pr ojr ct s v-.<Prr di scu ssed at the rpcent mPP1in g ····'..... .,..~ ..... .. Ad . 1•• Now m1ra ,. 95 WT ALL CURIOS MARKED DOWN .......... SALE UP TO $5 0°/o OAK CORNER ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS IN STOCK OAK GOSSIP BENCH ................................ SALE $239 OAK HALL SEAT WITH STORAGE.. ............ SALE $349 OAK & PINE WOOD ROCKERS .................. $119 & UP CHILD'S ROCKER ......................................... SALE $49 OAK SWIVEL ROCKERS ............................. SALE $299 KING SIZE WOOD ROCKERS .................... SALE $249 1..... WAS 1799.95 LARGE smcnoN In Cherry and Oak. SAVE UP TO 60% Off ON DISCONTINUED STYLES PORTLAND - Rev. E. Morris ~ ton will preach at th e open air revival "Jesus in thellills" at the Fgeedom Gospel Mission Church on Friday at 7 p.m. Singers will b<' the United Gospe l Singers. RUTLAND - There will be a gospel sing at th e Rutland Civic Ce nt er on Sa turday from 4·11 p.m. featunng the Grubb Fam · I ly, Narrow Way. Dan Hayman. The Faith Trio, Charit y, Reller· lions, Russ a nd the Southern Hi lls Singers. Praise and Chosen. Refres hments will be available and a II proceeds will suppo rt the Rutland Fire Depa rtment. 1-11"" ' • ~.... ~~-~· ""'"'-1• NOW BEAN BAGS....... ~~.~~~.!!~!t:.~.!!~tl!.!!tE.~.~~H.... $2 888 s POMEROY- Bible Methodi st of Tennessee Connection will ho ld a conve ntion at the Calvarq Pilgrim Chapel In Pomeroy on Friday at 7:30p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. with basket lu nch at noon at the old American Legion Hall in Middleport. Mission Gospel Churrh on Satur day a t 7 p.m . The Conquer ors Quarte t will si ng Syracuse JYfO meets .:~:: ·~. .. l ""' l""'"'. "' - ~~.-w- ...bl<- n•• • FLATIOP DESK ......................... DOUBLE PEDESTAL ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS !!t'L:~~.t~.~.STARTING AT $2 7 " •'• . '~ ' $979.90 s0°/0 OAk, CHERRY, FRUITWOOD ROCK SPRINGS- The l{ock Sprin gs Better Hea lth Club will meet Thursday at I p.m. at till' Rock Spri ngs Un it ed Methodist Church. Swa rtz, 'l''"" . ~' '" ~~ WAS rocans pt':t<'t' of mind ... .. • l ohl luol "-'1"' wr s0°/o OFF ..... ..., """'''' '"" -, • 1 ... r .. ~ ~.I'~~ ~ ''' -"""'·' '" • 1 ...... . .. ,, ,.W'"''' ,, , , " ' ' I• . ........ Gibson • I 11~• ""' 1 IM • I " ' '"·'"" - , lr GLASS TOP TABLES .................. S68 EACH SETS ONLY Fruitwood Trim , beveled glau. wicker bottoms S2 75 S119 BRASS VANITY & STOOL.......... ......................... SALE S88 WHITE VANITY & STOOL... ............................... SALE S119 BUNK BEDS ••••••••••••• ~!!~..~!..~. 1.~!! ......................... SALE DAYBEDS, BRASS or ALMOND ............ STARTING AT 18.6 QJ. FT NO-FROST TOP-MOUNT REFRIGERATOR IVA Sit I: I\ AND DRY FR rAIR \\ ITH , BROYHILL and RIVERSIDE S48 RAC INE- The Racine Amrri ca n Legio n Pos t 602 will mPr•t Thursday ai 7 30 p.m . schoo l yea r rrcenlly. There were 95 member s a 1· . '"'' ... , , S]73 S68S S71 S S]J S S57 5 Mirror, N!llhtltand . WOOD HEADBOARDS ............................. STARTING AT TWIN. FULL. QUEEN, KING $ BRASS HEADBOARDS ............................. STARTING AT 29 TWIN. FULL. QUEEft TWIN HEADBOARDY'!~~;••~.~~,-~!~.~.~~.~~i.~!;...... SALE S4995 6 NICE EMBOSSED BACK CHAIRS . REG '1107.50 • 'I" " LA ·Z-BOY Brown Velvet lnterspring Mattress ......... ~~~... ~.~.~.~.~....... SALE LA -A-BOY Blue and Rust ................... ........................ ~~~...:~.?.~?. ...... SALE LA · Z-BOY Brown with Pillow Back.. ........................ ~~-~.:.: ~.?.~~ ...... SALE LA ~ Z ~ BOY Silver / Blue Textured ............ .................... ~.~~:.~.~.?.?.! ..... SALE LANCER HIDE -A-BOY ...............~~~: ..'.~.9.~..~-;.'.~..~~~~-~~~.:~~.•~!.~.~?.~~.... SALE S488 LIGHT PINE BEDROOM SUITE........~.~.~;.:).~?.?. ... SALE S985 Poster Bed , Bo• Mirror, Nightstand DARK OAK BEDROOM SUIT£ •••••••••~.~~;.:.1.~~~ ••• SALE S985 Poster Bed, Bo• Mirror, Nightstand. DARK PINE BEDROOM SUITE ••••••••t:l.~.~; .:~~~~ ... SALE S885 Poster Bed, Bo• Mirror, Nightstand PINE W /CHERRY FINISH SUIT£ .....~.~.~;.:.1.?.~~--· SALE $8 72 Poster Bed. Flat Mirror, Nightstand OAK BEDROOM SUITE .................. .~.~.~,.'.~.!.~~ .... SALE S67 5 Doored Chest. NighUtand CHERRY BEDROOM SUITE .........~.~~ •• :~.~~?. .... SALE $1 099 Poster Bed with Nightstand BROYHILL OAK W/NIGHTSTAND ..~.~.~,-~).?.~.L SALE S899 LARGE OAK BEDROOM SUITE .~~~,.~).~~.~.... SALE S12 88 With nightstand. Universal OAK BEDROOM SUITE ...... .........~~.~,.:~.~~?. ....SALE S12 88 Vaughan Bassett. With nightstand. PINE BEDROOM SUITE ..............t:l.~.~;.:.~?.~~ .... SALE S1099 With Nightstand. dual bo• mirror. LG. PINE BEDROOM SUITE ........~~-~,.:~~~?. .... SALE S1335 Large postar bed , large doored chest. large dresser and CHROMECRAFT TABLE/ 6 CHAIRS .... SALE No . 1 Seller. Rag . '821 CERAMIC TOP TABLE/ 4 CHAIRS ...... SALE REG. '1499 .95 OAK TABLE/6 CHAIRS ••. ~~~;.:.~~~~ SALE $7 88 PORTLAND - KL•v L O' Neal will preach and sing at the upen ai r revival, "Jesus In the Hills" on Thu rsday at 7 p.m. at the Free dom Gos prl Mis s ion Church. OAK BEDROOM SUITE W /NIGHTSTANIP..~.~:t~. SALE Blue or Brown covers, Almond Finish $7 8 S 2 PC. SOFA & CHAIR .................................. ~ML'.~.~.Q.... SALE th e gamP on Friday b egi nning at 4 ..10 p.m. E ve ning se r vices, i p.m. and ' GLASS TOP TABLE W/WOOD TRIM ••• AS IS 4 CHAIRS with brass trim . GLASS TOP TABLE W/WOOD TRIM ...... AS IS 4 CHAIRS with brass trim OAK FORMICA TOP TABLE... ....... .... SALE $ WITH 4 SWIVEL TILT CHAIRS . REG. '862.50 Blue and mauve with wood trim . Blue Early American. POMEROY - The Mcig > County Demorra t Executive Committee will mecl Thu rsday at 7:30 p.m. at the Carpe nters Hall in Pomeroy . BEDROOM SUITES LIGHT BROWN SECTIONAL ........................!!!'il-1•• :.?.!~.?. SALE With Corner table, 2 Love Seats with Recliners 2 PC. SOFA, ROCKER, RECLINER .................!!~!L.tl.~~~. SALE ROCK SPRI NGS - The Ohi o Child Cg nserva tion League will mee t Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Rock Springs Un it ed Met hodist Church. Officers will be In · stalled. All members urged to atte nd . RACINE- The Racine Unit ed Methodi st Churc h will ha ve a soup and sa ndwic h supper brforp p.m $1 099 SAVE UP TO 333~5051. 40°/o BROWN CORNER SECTIONAL ................~.~.~:.:.~~~~--··· SALE 2 LOVESEATS. CORNER TABLE , 2 END TABLES . 2 FOOTSTOOLS Available in pine. oak. cherry. Queen Anne . Country and Contemporary POME ROY - The Pomeroy group of A.A. and AI ~ Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m at the Sacred Hear t Catholic Ch urch. For more Informat ion ca tl l-800 ~ SAVE UP TO LIVING ROOM SUITES COFFEE & END TABLES THURSDAY POMEROY - Tht' Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Ret a Sigma Ph i Sorority will med Thursd ay at 6:30p.m. Me mbers are to b~lng completed neckla ces. AND SAVE ON 2 PC. Community calendar FLEX STEEL 100 The Daily Sentinel VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 Jl IAl i':.SIJN 1'!111 ROUH 1~ WE.ST NOW $64995 *Discounts include rebates and eligible first time buyer incentives where applicable . Applies to Stock Vehicles Only . 1749.95 WT MODEL ................................... SALE FPI14TL Was 1699.95....._._1599'1 FPESIITCL Was '7... 9L.... 1649'1 FP(119Tf, Was 1799.95 ........ 1699'1 JIM COBB CHEVROLET. OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC-GEO, INC. 308 EAST MAIN ' ' 992·6614 POMEROY �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, September 20, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ViJitor.r T urkeywalk set at school ThP Amrri ca n Hr art Associa · lion . along with Ba nk One and Whaley 's Auto Parts. wtll again spo nsor it s an nual TurkeyWalk on Saturday at Meigs High Sc hool beginning a t 10 a.m. Par ticipant s who ra ise $50 or more will w i n a Thrkeywa l k 'f. shi rt; $100 or more will win a and a Americon Heart Associa tion swL•at shi rt; $300or more will win a ! ·shirt, turkey, fan ny pack, 'wl'at shirt. and sports bag. To be elig ible for prizes, 1urn in pledges the day of the event or no later than two weeks after the walk. t-s hirl a nd a t urkey , $150ormore F'or furth er inform ation con- will win a 1-s hirt , turkPy and fanny· pack: $'200iur more will ta ct Millia Midkiff a t Bank One Pomeroy, 992-2133. · r Pt urnr d from Pampa, Texas, whPn' shr vis ited her daughter a nU snn-in ·l aw . Sue and There will be a benefit hymn sing at the Middleport Common itv Churc h on Sund ay from 2 5 p:m Sing ing will be by the Clark Dale Gar ner, thrir nf'w Fa mi ly, HC'avf'n Bound Four, daughter. Ally Michele ThP adopted infant came into th e Gar ner home on Aug . 23 Jun io r and Rit a While, .Joa nn Wel lington and other s. has Ohio Uni\"crsit .\·'s Com muniver - sit y program . " Marketing Your Manuscript" is ;1 roursf' dPsignpd to show Gas guzzling buses busting budgets JACKSON. Mis s rt.:Pit Spiraling gasoline prices tri g· gerrd lly the Middle East crisis a rr pla ying havoc wlth tra n s port ation bud gets in Mi ssi ss ippi' s 151 public sc hool di stric t s. ··we arf' at a crisis s ta ge like wr havP never been bpfore with YOUNGEST WALKER - Erinne Kennedy. daughter of Dr. Larry and Theresa Kennedy, Middlepogt, was the yoqng••'t participant is last year's American Heart A.ssodation Turkt•y walk. Thl.5 year's walk will he held Saturday at Meigs High School beginning at 10 a.m. our transportation budgPts," said An dy Mullin s. S(X'rial assist ant to tht' s ta tP Supcr intPndPnt nf and non-fiction book s Thr coursr will give special at te n lion to query lette rs and preparmg a manuscri p! to st1 ll. Writ ers will h<Jvt• a chann· to di sc uss indiviclu al probll'm <.i cdXlul pub l ishing \\'i lh rac h ot hrr ond Cron . The sess ion is bPing tw ld Th ursdav . Oct 4. fr om ti tn9 p.m . To regi ster or for mo n• info r m a tion. rl's id ent s m ay visit th1• Office of Co ntinuing Education in Mcmmial Auditori um or call THE PHOTO PLACE (Bob ond Chorlene Hoefi<h) 109 High St., Pomeroy :,9.1 -1/JO . EducatiOn Where You Can Buy With Confidence! ..--.People in the news--------. has twr·n 111\'llPd 10 a · bury l hP hatchet" WN'krnd in thP Poronos with the Larr} King By WILLIAM f. TROTI United Press lntt•rnational CASSIDY IMAGE: Get ready for a rumPbdck by David Cassidy. th e '70s teen 1do l f1um "The Partridge Family ." Cassidy . now 10." tn·in g to PPnn sy lvt.i nia bf'aut~· qu<'rn he denounerd as ugly on ''Thr .Joan Rh:t•rs ~ how " last Wf'C'k . The Tam i m Pnt Resort "iPnt Ma!lgrams to King and Marla Wynnr. v.:ho madr th P fin als of thr Mi ss AmrricJ pJgPant whilr Kmg wa s a judgr, asking thPm it l h('_V WOlli<i likP 1hc' opportunity to settle thPir· d ifft'll'nl'l'" fi ll'l' tu f aLT T hP rP sort's \vcek l•nd plan s for th e t wo i nc lude a "love match of IPn n is,' · r idin g J bi ryc lr built for two and 1a king a "watt'!' undrr the bridgr" ruw·boat Pxcursio n. Thrn•' s al so an int ima tr dinnrr for two planned with a spPcia l drsPrt ca ih 'd "I3ra u t\' and thr BPast .. King st uc k his foot in h 1s mouih whrn he told Rin' r s th at WynnPWdS th r uglirst co ntes tant in thf' Mi ss AmPrtc;J p<.~gcan t but latrr a pologizPcl lllld srn t hPr rosrs Ca.IMPSES: Lll1h · tQI P\ is ion m og ul Ted Turner will hl' hunml'd in April as lhP man of the VPar by lht' Pr ia rs Club of :-.Jpw York. Turnrr's gir lfriP nd..Jan r Fonda, will bf' th rre and Larry King wi ll tw thr ma strr of crrc monics .. Paul ~t·wman · s food company IS .'i ('nding $50.00010 help r·C'fugt·<•s ..; tuck in d rsprt ccrmps in J ordan a f!f'r fl~>Ping Iraq ;rnd Kuwait . T hf' monry . which ro mPs !rnrn profil" 4Hl Nrw mJn ·._, popcorn, salad i!r'!'.ss in g dnd oth c·r prodtH.· ts. -v.· ill be channeiC'd lll ro ugh lh4' Sa\'f' thr Childr pn foundat ion '-'u pn' m(' C'o u rt j u sti C'l' nom inPr Ua\'id Soutif'r too k lirnr· ou t frorn his ronfirma tion hrar·ings to d rivr !rom Wa sh ington to llaltimorr to watch th r (JriolPs pl<JV tlw lJc•.i. , IOn Red Sox . H r v.:atchcd thr gam<' from ttH· box of Or i ole~ ownPr Eli Jacobs ,tncl s;r t rwx : lu Ba ."'i Pha l l Com rni ssio nPr Fay \ ' irrt •t•nt overcome his buhbl r-g um image and ha ~ Ll rock album due in Octobt.•r that fea turps Pi,ght so ngs written with hi s fianceP, Sue Shlfrin. At least om• disc j ockey a ln•ady is g iving tht.' album a good re vi ew. "Brca usr o f th e ve r y m !nor !alent of o rh c r me mbers of the Partridge Family, Dav id rook" bra ling in thr prrss, ··sa id Danny Bonadul't'. whn co-star red i n thr S('r ies with Cass id y and now rson th r a iron KKFR -FM in Phoenix.' 'And lw's one of the most lttlPntPd musiciJns I know · · Ron;rrlucP told Th P \\'a5.hlngton TimPs hi' likt•s thl' rww album but fr ·ar." di sc j ockl'y s will muck it "D i."'if' joc keys arr go1ng ro slam the he ll ou t of him ·· Bonaduce sa id ·Disc jockeys ar·r ru thl PS ."'i . l bur.\ Susan Dey 1 th c "L A. Law· star who L" anothcr "Partrid gf'" vPtrra nl all thP t rmr . If 1co uld ....,con · som e eas.\ · laughs off Da\·id. I' d do rt bu t rc;Jll\·. thr fclC'I is thr rPrord is good . TORMi<: TOMF: Oi'i RICH: Stngrr M••l Tornw" writing a biography of his fril•nd jau <irumnwr Buddy Ri<'h. who died in 19R'i Tormc. author n f ;r novel and rhr autoblographv 'I I WJ 'n't ,\II Velvrt.' plans to g ivf' JO pPrcrnt of thf' r0\ alti4 '" from th(• R1ch book to a tru s t fund for lh t· drummrr's gr and so n. Nicholas Arnold . Ri c h' s wlfe, Marit•. and his dau ght Pr. Cathy. a si nger who is appt';r r'irl g w1ft1 To rmf' at Mi c har l s Pu b in New York. have givP n t hP ir arprov<!.l to l hf' project PEA.CE - ~AKING ',o'>ll i ((II 110 1,111 (lf\ ' R1. :u ; ::,n,tr k O i .'PI .tlo '~ 'll t' I,H q• •, l ( O n ~ u i!W> t'lfl( · 11 . r11C •, c)f!•,l[ll> JI\U (I " .I Hl :._, 1•''~.1<1 l· ' ' 'l'' '" rr-,.. lJ~ /, 1~1)(1 ,•nq 111'i ··r ~ , rn 1 I L" ' rw, ; ,;rh rV· vo" (o[} ,Jn(l fl \',l h"lll' :»udu c h lrl () •. • .. ,,.l or q •, r,• nrJd ri1<, Ar r1N•i l: .'000 li>Ldl •l>·l~ '"' ·, .,,1 ,nc' , ,•,I Orllf'' 't• (lcl t~.··" • m • ·i f' lp;, r n r•cl '"rh~ WEEKEND: Ta lk ' how ho'i I U IIP V PI U ~·· ~LJ'• I1 LJ : lf'J m ~ I R;w 'o S ll dL" Creating New Standards 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE! System 1200 bv Real1sl•c· SAVE S90.00 NOW $599 after all DAL L:\S t UP J • - Amf'rwan Cis i n Saudi r\ ra hia '.\'illgPI thPir Ch ri stma s l'ilnl.c, af l1 •r ;rll A stor .v in lhr · Dalla<, TimPs He ra ld last v..e!'k raisPd co ncPrn that holid av cards ma ilrd fr om home m ig ht tw hannf•d bf'ra usr of strict Saud! c u stoms laws forbiddin~ Jny rn;~rl ()fft'ns lvr to the l' lam ll' f<llth T he• in tl' r'o'f'n l il rn n! Sen D;n ·id L Bore n_ ll Okla •nd the persuasion of Pr· incr- Handl.lr Bin Sult a n, Sa udi fl mbassa dor to lhf' United States combrned to avrrt a ho l id a.v disa<;ff' r· Lat e TuP sda~. ".l'n ,lt>ssf' Helm s. H 1\ C . s;1 id Dn the Sena te f l oor that h1 · too. had taiJ<ed with Prince fl.1ndar a nd received · posi tivr rf'ass ura n· ces" that Christmas CLII'd:-. Hi bles and other re lig iou s materials will got throug h Sa ud i customs , according to a Rort;n aide Las t week. Fpntagon . Postal Service a nd Saudi offic ials agreed th at Christ ian onrntrd _mall wa s contra band but co uld not say if the ban r ncompass<' d Chrisirnas cards . Boren contacted Prt nc e nan dar. a persona l fno nd. and urged ·him to pers uad e sa·udi mrn. rrtai l stort'<i. d ntiqtw'ihcq.J~ dra iPr s J nd oth er co ll<' ctor·s a nd sold mail -ordrr and at shows . 'I t s th<' ' addrst t hin~ l'n· r\·rr romr 1nt o i n m .\ ' l1fr •, .. <.,aid Larr~· ldrm a. · 'l'vr hel d m .v up." a nd down s hul in onf' ff' ll swoop. when 1thi t'\'f'S 1 w i1w \'nu nul i t' " sickP nin g .. Jd ema. iq. a nd hrs wrk. l·:ll<·n. J~. of Gra nd 1-1 <-l ~ · rn. M1cll . , wen· 'lay in g at a motel in Milford ea rlirr this we-rk and parked t hl'ir pickup t ruc k a nd t ra ilf'r ful l of colkctihlf' o utside Wh en fh('~· ,Jntlq tw !wars ;.~woki' Monda\ mornin~. thr truck. tr J il4'!' dncl :mo bf'ars wPrf' gon(•. in c l udi n_g ;1 1905 GPrman St('if f br .1 nd twar worth abo ut $\1)()0 ll Durc, late r poli1'1 · in n Pa r b~· Hr·idgt·pnrt tound lh C' tru ck. rr: t rlcr anrl onf' muddv l 11tl !' bear in thf' l:; ttht ·r Panik \'illagr public housing ('Dmp i<'X . om' of rhp most cnme- riddrn proj('C'I s 111 thr c o untn Pol ic!' in Hridgf'port - whcrr ·1·1 hom iciJ ps h(:J v r· been reported <.iO fJr thi <i y..·car and th r lates t sc·izu re nf cora lnP totalrd t:JO pound' -sa id the) would k<'PP a n PV t· out fur thP hea rs but wrrr- not lll dk ing any promises. " I didn't hf'ar any APB s (a\1 poinls bulll'tin s·l Dn l hL' bPar s." ": 1id police Sg t A lbt•rl Fedort'k Tht' ld ema ". who g;,.rvr up L':tr<'rrs in daw. procrssrng two month-. ago to prd diP th r bPa rs, frarf'd thr- \ co uld br in a dumps!Pr. or for sa lr on a strre t r'fJI'llf'l' for Cl j('W rJoJia rs P3Ch. - -- ----- • • • • 3-Way Speaker With Massive 15" Woofer . ul] 1 235 ' ~ .. ' ,,. Compact Digital Disc Audio Player 28 b~ R e~ li l trc ·:~D • SAVE SJbO I - ~- -- - - - - team tops Eastern The Meigs Marauder girls volleyball team continued with It'S perfect season downing East ern 15-0 and 15-4 on Wednesday night. With the wins the Maraud ers raise it's record to 11-0 on the year_ They will host Alexander in a TVC contest on Thursday evening. In the win over F~a,tern, Kim Hanning led the wJy with 10 points. .Jennifer Taylor added nine, Amy Wagner four points and assists, Tricia Baer added three points and six kills, Tara Humphreys added two points and Kelly Smith and Chrissy Weaver one point each. Lee Gilliam led Eastern with three points and Tabby Phillips - ' _, _ _ _ 1:\ULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION _ - - $239 95 S119 Wall-s r1ak•r1y ·weelf'r 5 walls Jr ·t, mrd rang ~ lrqurd ·COcd ~Cl 1-'dndr('s I :JO !X)W~r Reg ' 399 95 Genu ne w.11nu 1 lrn r•Jr r1oqh ~4 fll ' 1 · SAV£ t n ny lllC ,, ~.lor, , ~h onr:; sound nt CD 1 ·~lf' lf'() , 1: ,, vPr\ modest rrr ce 1 Program ···,, 1r,l1 · r', 'o>'<"CI> r'l rnPmory t1•qh speed ~c drcll cr -,c ro ~pear sao CB Radio With On-Mike Compact 10-Channel Channel Selector Programmable Scanner PR0-57 by Realrst oc· 1 RC -430 by Roaii Sirc' "·12 5009 Budget-Priced AM/FM Digital Clock Radio C hronom,liiC ;J fi ' hy Rea lr srrr SAVE S6 SAVE S40 CAR FOR SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL PS, PB, AC, AMIFM casselte , aulo malic, 4 new tires. Gets good gas mileage. Only one owner. Must sell. Make offer. 614-992-2377 NOW $99 95 Reg 19.95 Reg . t39 .9s all the a ct ron rn '(OUr area wrtt r 11 11~ low ·cu5 1curnpac t ~can nerr Nc crystal s needed - ~eyboa r d access to over 22.000 1req uencres LCD drsplay Hoar r,JLkJ'd 1\' 'th ft !il iU if!~· v oL. wou ldn 1 c~ lhrs IO"" pr rce ' roo lll<JUnteO con lr01 S. br rght LE:D drsp ry Battery bdckup PE'rl ,1! ol AC taols 111 2 1SliU ~ · ·r> I""' '")P• >· ., *20 ·12£1 Q -i1 ii·i-ii-m, VHS Video Tapes uo now' HALF PRICE 1 ~44 4JO Alkaline Batleries 40% Off TANDY'' 1000HX 1995 ::: ~~ ~, "'" ;I " ' ·' . "' .'h" ···'"' Ou ts:i'l nd ng sran p· n ~ 11um e r 11 ~4:' - 4008 Save'400 .. ""' 1 \Ea!IY·ltJ · U~se PC ,.;;- !1'" '" ,,, " , ' " ' .., '. ' .. .' " ' " Auto-Reverse AM/FM Portable FM Cordless Room Monitor Stereo Car Cassette Ry By Reatrst1c · Reahs t lf. · SAVE $50 NOW $2795 Ju st power up and ru n' Buoll rn MS -DOS "d ~25 - 10!;.~ Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE Bv virtue of en Order of S•l• i11ued out of the Common Ptua Court of Meigs County. Ohio. in the caae of The Home National Bank. Plelnttff, egainlt Vic - tor C. Young. Ill , et at.. Oefendanta, upon a judg ment therein rendered, be ing Cate No. 90- CV-47 In Mid Court, I will offer tor aele, It lhe front door of the Court Hou11 in Pomeroy, Melge County, Ohio, on the 16th dey of October. 1990, ot 10:30 o'clock A.M. the following Ianda. tenement• .,d pem>nal property. to- wit: TRACT NO.1 : PARCEL NO. 1: Sltuowct In tho County of Molgo, end In tho Vlllogo of Pomeroy and bounded and deocrlbed 11 follows: Bogin· nlng It 1 point In Lot No. 292 In ntd Vlltogo 7 lftt welt of where the welt line of lot No. 2931ntor-to tho clllfo: tion running peralta! to uld well line of Lot No. 293, oouth 1 1 degreoo well 112 teet acrou en elley to Front I smoothly U3-399 ~ MIDDlEPORT, OHIO SHOE PLACE • 992-5627 line of ~aid Schwegman'tlot to the face of the rocks: thence we11 wtth the face of tho hill or rocka thirty (30) feet; thence lOuth to the stone well on the •lley; thence ooot thirty )301 feet to the p.. ce of beginning. D•d Reference: VOlume 278, Page 885 , Meigs Ohio Company's Purch11e and beginning One Huridred thence In 1 10utherly direc - hmtagt houst and described as follow•; Being 1 pert of Lot No . 293 1nd beginning •t the southwest corner of • hou• 11001 Lot Number 301. in Town 2 and Range 13 of the SIOC~ suhstilull' amth111g d sc StrHt and running baclc to 1 12 foot aUey. PARCEL NO . 3: Alto the foHowing real estate situated in the Village of Pomeroy. County of Meigs, •nd State of Ohio, of Sunon, County of Meigs and Stlte of Ohio : Being the following house and lot titu1te in one hundred acre COr'l\lenren1 c han'lel up/down swr lches on bOth mrke and l;ont pane l [a sy·IO read green LED channel dr splay 1121 ·1514 992-5335 or 985·3561 Acro11 Frem POll Office POMEIOT, 111110 10/301'89-tln INGELS ELECTONICS 992-2825 106 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. Lay-Away SALE ENDS SEPT.~-. Most Major · Credit Carda Welcome · direction up along Front Stroot 3 I lftt 10 o point In tho oouth line of Lot No. 293; thonco In 1 northerly direction po!'lilof with tho woot llno of Lot No. 293 North I 1 dog- Eoot 112 ..,..ooo tile olloy to tile cliff dl roab: thlnco In 1 -lloriY directiOn IPPIOXI• motofy 31 loti to tho ploco , . of bogl..,tng, excepting on Public Notice eUey by late auvey 12 feet wide running diagonally through gid propeny. It is the intentktn of the grantors In thla dHd to convey all remaining Interests which they now own In Lot Nos. 292 ond 293 which weo conveyed to them by Curtia 0. RHd by deed booring do to of March 8. 19 15. tying East of the property con· veyed to them to Ch•rtea A . Grueaer by deed of S•p· tember 10. 1911. and aouth by the cliff of rockl. except 1 triangu .. r strip of land IX· tanding along Front Street 30 feet ond lying botwHn Front StrMt and the 12 foot otley end lying oouth of thlt port of Lot No. 293 olr11dy owned by Dora A. Beorho. DHd Reference: Volume 271, Pogo 885. Molga County 0Md Rocordo. PARCEL NO . 2: The folowlng real ettlrtl altuowct In tho Vllogo of Pomeroy, County of Molgo end Stole of Ohio. ond doacrtbed oofoltowo: Bogin· ntng 42 lftt from tho oouthlllt corner of Lot No. 293 In oold Viltogo obuttlng on Moln 8tr111 )formerly Front Stroot!; t - In on oootortv dlnoctlon 1I t.ot to 1 Olllle; tilenco North to •12 foot otley; thonco woltorly ofong llld alloy 1 I to 1 otoko: thonco In 1 oouthorly direction about 21 IMt 10 tho ptoce of boQinnlng, ~ being tile Intention of thio to convoy 1 ploco of propony 15 t.ot on Moln (100) IIIII North lf11rtv·Hven end one -half (37V..I degrees We11 from the Southee.. corner of a two (2)ocrolot doedod by V. B . Horton to Daniel DeWotf; thence thirtv·fiYe end one hill !3&'hl dogreea Woot forty oovon )471 foet to o ...ke; thence South tia:tv· II• ond ono-hllf )ll'h) dogrHt West One Hundred end 81\fenty-Four end one- hell 1174'h) filet to o rood; thonco South forty fivo(46) degrees Ealt with Mid road fifty four end eight-tenths 154.8) t.ot to utuo; thonco North thcty . .. x and one-hell (18'h) dog,..• Ea11 One Hundred and Seventy fe•t ( 1701 to tho ploco of beginning . DHd Refe,.nce : Volume 284, Pogo 243. Molgo County Deod Rocordo. TRACT NO.3: PARCEL NO. 1: Tho following doocribod perc•! of land sttuated In the County of Molgo, In tho Stole of Ohio ond In tho Vlliego of Pomeroy: being Lot Number 288 of uld town of Pomeroy end to deocribod on the recorded plot of 11mo ond being umo fM~ d - d by Wm . H. Looloy ond hlo wlho. Froncoo M. Looloy, 1D Fronll Thompoon by deed doted Moy 12. 1892 ond rwc:ordod In Vol. 74. Pogo 325, of tile Oood Rocordo of Mofgo County. Ohio. PARCEL NO. 2: 11o1nt1 Lot No. 211 on tho Plot of tho City of'Pomtroy. PARCEL NO. 3: Boina • port of Lot No. 2n lot No . 269 and ••tending SER~ICE Public Notice IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. PROBATE COURT. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Aceounu and vouchers of the following named flduci· ari11 have been filed in the Probate Court, Meig1 Coun · ty, Ohio, for approval and Httlement: ESTATE NO. 23338 Tenth Account of Elmore E. Boice and Remora C . Young , Trulfeet of the Ray mond E. Boice Trutt A . ESTATE NO. 23339 Tenth Account of Elmora E Boice and Remora C . Young , Trustees of the Rav· mond E. Boice Truat B. ESTATE NO. 26693 - Fi nalllld Oittrib11tlve Account of Madeline Painter, executrix of the E1tete of Fnnces E. Hy1eiL Deceased. ESTATE NO. 28038 - FI nal and Dlttributlve Account of Nellie M. Brown. Execu trix of the Estate of Jose phine Shanebrook, De ceased . ESTATE NO . 26633 - Final and Distributive Account of Freda B. Ueving, uecu trix of th Estate of Leon• Ueving, Deceased . Interested may file written exceptions to nld accounts or to rna«· en pertaining to the execu · tion of the IN 11. not le11 than five days prior to the date set for hearing . Robert E. Buck. Judge Common Pleas Court , Probate Division M11igs County'. Ohio 191 20, 1 IC 1 card of Thanks to Loculi St . It • consistent width of tan feet. Deed RefeNnce : Volume Page 161, Meiga County Deed Aecord1 end Volume 302, Page 747. Meig1 County Deed Record I . Also. the following mobile home: 1968 Academy Mobile Home . 286. OF THANKS lhanka lo all our friends, ond In tho loll of ~~~.:~~t'" Tamr1 TRACT NO. 4 : Shuated in the Village of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, bounded and des· crib8d 11 follows: Beginning at a stake in the southerly line of Butternut Street in Mid Villege, which atake veers lOuth 84 degrees east 117'YI feet from tht'l N .E . corner of 1 lot known as the George Addl10n lot; thence south 21 degrees Wlllt to the north line of Rutllrnd Road on Hilltop Street of s•id Village; thence in en eestert, direction with the northertv line of Rutllnd Road on Hilltop St. to a stake thence north 64 degrees wttt 44 'Ia teet more or along Hid aouther1y line of Buttem ut St. to tht place of beginning, being the same oremiMtl conveyed by Alma B. Skinner to Elmer E. Ashworth and Ann• F . Ath worth by deed dated Augult Deed Reference : Volume 284, Pogo 819, Moiga County 0Hd Rocordo ond Volume 302, Pogo 747, Malg1 Co11nty Deed Records . ITEM NO. 6 : Al1o, th• following mobile We <on repoir ond re· core radiatots and heoler cores. We can nlso IKid boil and rod out rodiolors. We also repoir Gas Tanks . PAT' HILL FORD 992-2196 Middteport, Ohio RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB SHOOTING MATCH Every Sunday 11:00 A.M. Storting at Belween oppn~IHd 19113. vofuo. Jomoo M . Souloby, Shorlll of Molgo CountY 20. 27. 3tc 3 Announcements : Gold Credit Card, cash advanCe program. VIsa/Master card guer. No security deposit. 1-900-441- •' RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB GAME ROOM Wilkesville ond Salem Center 9·12- '90-1 mo COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK NOW OPEN • Mobile Horne Wed. thru Sot. •Mobile Home RAntala HRS.: Wed.-Thun.-Fri. S:OO p.m.-11 :00 p.m. Sal. 12 Noon-11 p.m. Between Wilkesville ond Solem (euler P.a<!& •lot· Rentals Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1-12-' 88-tln PLUMBING & HEATING CUSTOM BUR.T HOMES & GARAGE& Middleport, Ohio 4S7 60 "At Roosonable Prices" We c.,..y Fl1hing Suppll• NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-1&-8&-tln RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS 12 Gauge Factory Choke only SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 New Location: 161 North •New Homes •Garagll •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare ~ond SALES & SERVICE _Pay Your Phone and Cablo Bills Horo 1 """0 •'- IUSINESS PHONE 16141 992-6110 'ISIOENU PHONE )6141 992-7754 l! 1!lit411 Howard L. Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting ' REE ESTIMATES 949-2168 8-7-'90-1 mo .. Sept. 4.tfn BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION CAIN'S ol Mlddlepott 5 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMlNUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Now H-111111 "Free Eatimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 NO lUNDAY CALIS 4-16-8&-tln WANT ADS GET RESULTS look who is "40" today! It is Pamela Jane LIKE DIAMONDS Reduce your Weight - Take "New Shape Diet Plan" and EVap Water Pltls. Available Fruth 4 12 yaar old famal1 black Poodla to gocd home, 304-895-3972. . 2 adull e1ts, Indoor pets, good with ehlldrtn , 11so, black & gr1y striped t.mate klltens. 814-446· 2393. 3 aduH domestic rab~ts, 301· or 173-5053. 713-5838 3 female rabbits with cage good home. 304·882-2nt . k) Blue Tick, tamale, 2 yr1 old, 304937·289!5. Free Clothing, 614·256-6109. 614Free firewood, muet M1ul aw1y brush, 304-675-1145. ' Halt Huskey 9 month old t.male dog. 304-615-4378. Pan Co11le, 304-675-1991. Windows, door, old m1ntel. 304· m -5207. Yard Sala, 2325 Lincoln Ava. Frt and Sat. Rain or shlnt. 9:00 tltl7 TV, curtains, Atart, some dlsMa, tadin clothes, tdts misc . Young bt1ck male German Shtpflerd to a good country home, 304-895-351'6. 6 Lost & Found Customer haa Joet 1 wallft, tronl door of Johnson• Supermarket Gallipolis, Own..- Musl Identity. 8'14-446-9593. Found grown b11ck downtown Pomery ar11 . t.ttdlum length halt, lovll ~pi I. 8141992-34~ . famata half 1 puppy, Found: Female, black puppy In downtown Pomery ar•s. Approximately 4-5 months old. 6141992-3420. FOUND: Mate Bugle puppy, 1012 wkt. old . Pickild·Ufl on 1000 block Flr1t Avanu1 . S1turd1y evening. 614-446-8599. LOST: Sm11l grty female kitten. Vlelntty ot 160 & S54. 614 -4469618 after 5. REWARD. Who ever found· a white Nmoyd puppy, pleut retum her. Sha llv11 11 392 South 5Ht Ave., Middleport , Oh. Her nam• •• Katie and w. mlas Mr very much. P'e&H bring t.r baek 10 us. 7 Hand Tufting Custom Drapes 36 \" t'41r8 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vlclnlly [II: ~rlf'0('4" "14-992-2328 Wo Soy What Wo Do. We Do Whet Wo Soy. 9-6- I mo MICROWAVE OY_EN REPAll All MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APP~NCE SERV1CI . 992-5335 or 91S·3S61 Aaou F.-t Pot! Offico 217 l. ~. Pomeroy POMEIOl, OHIO 3/6/'90/ tln HOT SPRING SPA Your 3 Family Y1rd Slle: Fr1 & Sat. 9- 5. Rt. l5; Weal b1hlnd Caldwell'• Truck Stop, brown house 11 and of lana. 4 Family G.rag1 S1!1, 2 mlt11 nor1h on 1~ par1 Holzer Hospital, S1t, 22nd from 9-5 . Storm door, small lum ilur•, children clothes, aduft clolhea all •lua, dlsh•a, toyt , ol d sterao. ALL Yard S1les Must Bs Paid In Advance . DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. the day befora the ad is to run Sunday edit ion · 2:00 p .m Frtday. Monday edition - 2:00 p.m. S1turday. Buamsnt S1t1: 644 Fifth Av e., Fr1day, Sept , 21st, Saturday, Sapl, 22nd. 9-6. Lots of misc., Karoeane H11tars, axcall~t elothlng, young man's 1ults, like new. Very low prtcn. Moving Sale : Thursday, 20th Fri, 2111. Old kitchen cabinet, g~~te ltg table, ehlnl cabln.C ctdar chest1llltop cand!Htlnd. Camping Equip. Coll~tlblu, glassware, ale. l milts out 141 fn Centenary. • Y1rd Sats: 3 117 Milas out Bulavilll Pika Rd. Sat. 9-5 '>05 Day -A-Yc"r Pt. Pleasant & VICinity Retr eat Large 3 F1mlly C1rpo11 Slla1 1 992-21 S6 112 mite out S.c.t2 off Rt. 33, Wild, Thur1, Frl, Sept 19,20,21. Rain or Shine. 3 Announcements Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity CJuanaesToBe HouM batoN S~riCUN pool. Sign In y1rd. M1ny nice cllln 111m1. 10 :00 a.m.-? Monday. Made In The 1.991. Ohio VaDe, Pbone Book II Fl'ldQ, Oct. s Arneric.r's Favn rtte Anyone Nudlng Addition.. DIJeUon.. Ching•• Portable Spa Or Wlahlng To Advertl• Should Call Betw•n I a.m. • 5 p.m. Weekdays! 1-110Gf58 8130 Or Mal/nfotmst/on To: CHAMPION DIRECTORIES. INC. BAUM LUMBER P. 0. Box22, Norwalk, OH 44857 Giveaway UPHOLSTERY 5-ll -' 90 tin Happy Ads mall Information to: Cham· cHon Direetorlaa Inc. P.O. Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857. Kittens, black and gray, 304.fl751096. BISSELL BUILDERS PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night Of 256-1514. 992-7479 9 · 12 -'80·1 mo Tt'la deadlln• for ehangu to 'H made In tht 1991 Ohlo VaiJty Phone Book Ia Friday, Octoblrr 5th. Anyone nHdlng addltlofDr;, dalatlona, ehangta, or wlshliJg lo advertl11ahould cal1 between 9-5 wtakda~s at 1..&00-558-8930 Pharmacy. home : 12x&2 11. 1978 Oakwood Mobile Homo. Said Tr8CI No . 1 was opr,oloed ot: ., 7.&00 00 . •ld Tr.at No. 2 w11 opproloed II: t1 .850.00. Said TriCt No . 3 was opprol11d It: ea.aoo.oo. Said Tract No. 4 was opprol11d 11: U , 100.00. Sold t - No. & wu opprolood It: t2.700.00, Tormo of Solo: Coah. Aul ..a.te and pereonal property cannot be oold lor iooa then two -thlrdo of the Announcements 0040, $25. i -13-tlt Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 •u 16. 1921. ,_rded In Vo lume 119, Pogo 272 of tho Deed Records O'f Meigs County. Ohio. WANT ADS IMPORTANT NOTICE dispoMd of Anv person 277 formerty In the name of Wilbur Moore and Eva Moore in the Village of Pomeroy and more Plrticullrty deacribed 11 follows: A right of way tor vehicles end walking purposes ten feet wide beginning on the side of Lot No. adjacent to lol o1 br•ed In ttl• •01.1 • 99 Arnold, Deceased. Unless aa:ceptlon1 ere filed thareto. said accounts will be for hearing befora uid Court on the 29th dey of October, 1990. at which time said accounts will be coneldertd and continued from dav to dey until finally Public Notice County Deed Records. TRACt NO.2 : Situ• ted In the Town ship SAVE SJO (of jli S[ doc•s n 'l lllcikl' Sl'nst· !O place votes . Orrville, a 16-15 \oser to Canton Central Catholic, slipped from fourth to fifth and was followed in order by CAPE. Kettering Alter, Mentor Lake Ca tholic, Ports mouth Wes t a nd Akron Hoban . Steubenvi lle Catholic' s lead over No. 2 Ver sailles in Division fV this We€k was 176-170 points and 5-4 in first place votes. Columbus Hartlt-y , with 6 fir st place votes, was third with 156 poll points, followed by Warren Kennedy with 3 fir sts and 103 points and Loudonville with 3 firsts and 89 points . The rest of the IV list consisted of Wheelersburg, Brookville. Paint Valley . Reading and. In a tie for tenth pla ce. He a th and Campbell Memorial Minster continued to hold a comfortable lead over St. Henry in the small school voting . The Wildcats. 4-0 after a 48-0 win over Rockford Par kway Friday night, received H firsts and 208 poll point s to 6 fi rsts and 180 points for St. Henry, a 45-12 victor over Marlon LocaL conveyed by S . S. Ney and wife to Henry Schwegman; thence North with the weat Reg 199 .95 fa o;y L IJSe on ween pwmp! ~ ~~lp program the 71 rl a~ ' 6-eve11 t trmer wrttJ the remote con lro HQ for more de l ~ r l ~rl prc!u re ttl6 · ~ 1 6 ~t111o r • ~~ rrt ,.,l .. t,, Reg 199 95 Eac h lA. ba ss 1Wo! h l $399It •• , ') 99 ll'hl'n mu con sider the qu:rlit1 th;~t gcJCs into our sln· s. rt other three divisions remained the same - Youngstown Cardinal Mooney In Division III, Steubenville Catholic In Division IV and Minster In Division V. Steubenville, which whipped Youngstown Rayen 24 -0 Friday night, reclaimed the top spot in Division II following Fostoria's 30-28 loss at the hands of Mansfield Madison. Fostoria was No. 1 last week. The Big Red received H first place votes and 170 points for a comfortable margin over runnerup St . Marys Memorial's 135. St. Marys was fourth last week . Solon remained in third place, followed by Franklin, Fostoria, Beloit West Branch, Columbus Briggs, Vermilion , Uniontown Lake and Bellefontaine. Briggs, Lake and Bellefontaine a ll were newcomers this week to the top ten. Mooney, a 42-6 winner over Youngstown Ea s t Saturday night. held a 159-137 margin over this week's Ill runnerup, Akron St. VIncent -St. Mary . The Cardi nals also held a 9 1 margin In fir st KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Continued from page .1 ----------~----~ • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Street; lf1onco In on 111torly Teddys taken in $00,000 bear burglary Mll:.FORD. Conn. (UPI) - A couple who chucked their ca reers to sell teddy bears ha ve ltltle hope police will find $60,000 worth of their stuffed animals that were stolen and traced to a : blighted housing project. Pollee said there were no leads Wednesday In locating the Steubenville... Meigs volleyball BULLETIN BOARD Electronic Melody Maker Riyadh to exem pt Ch rist ma s cards from suc h rrst rietivn s. "The Times Hera ld sure mad•· a good point a nd I just thoug ht they ought to be sensi ti ve to it before a problem develops ... sa1d - Boren, chairman of the Se nat e jntelllgence Committee " Ca n you imagine what the reaction would have been? I think we •would have had a very ser ious backlash against our policy . "I think that thr fact that th e Saudis have been so forthcomin g and dealt wllh the situation Jmmediately, that It's going to build even better relallons. " Skyline and Ibis week's Harvest 50 at Skyline. Skyline Is located off Rl. 50 on County Rd. 53 near Stewart and hosts the Harvest 50, Friday ,September 21, paying $2,000 to win for Late Models. Here Adkins 1.5 shown winning a heal two weeks ago. Adkins Is sponsored by Adkins Brothers Auto Repair and The Walering llole. Public Notice NOW Cut 25% officials in HARVEST 50 BOUND-Minersville's Mike Ad· kins has enjoyed much success this season behind the wheel o! his Dodge powered Sportsman car, which he races on the local oval tracks In the area. Adkins has won one feature already this year and numerous heal races. Adkins 1.5 currently preparing for the season championships at ---~- ' 985-4422 1-11 -90-tfft ~ "'' POMEROY. OHIO: Rt. 7 & S.R. 143 ALBANY. OHIO: At. 50 & S.R 143 NEW HOURS· POMEROY: 9 a.m .-7 p.m. 7 Days ALBANY: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 6 Dayo, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, SEPT. 11. 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb.; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans, 46¢ per lb. Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb.; Batteries '1.26 ea. Yellow Brasa 40c lb.; Alum. Sheets 40¢ lb. RANGIS-Gas-Ele<.- 1125 up ?·100 tJV >-learrsrr c SAVE S60 Located on Safford School ld. off Rt. 141 OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU .... FREEZERs-1125 up MICRO OYENs-179 up ' Classifie Recoro rn s•e reo lrom D1JIII ·1n CD player radro. or lrve Auto muSIC sea rch on CD Dollly· B NR , svnchrostarl dutr brng . 2-wav spea kers. mrk e racks AC I Battery· 11'14 -":.2! ll~" ~' ' ~''·•·r·~ On-Screen Program VHS HQVCR -------- Don· t be foo Icd IJ\' high-priced substitutes. 90 DAY WAftANTT ESTATE NO. 23301 Fifth 1nd Final Account of Bernard V. Fultz. Executor of the Eltate of James M . Reg . 299.95 0 E TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING WASHERs-1100 up DRYERs-S69 up REFRIGERATORs-1100 •V >10 1'1'1!!1 Pet Chin"" Jll,nom""' RM S lnln ~ Ohm ' I •m ~0 1D 0011 111 Wott No Mor~ lh1n 0 9"lo lttU 120-Watt • Power Amplifier Wireless Remole Control AM.IFM Stereo Digital Tuner High - Speed Dual Cassette Deck 5-Band Graphic Equalizer Two 3-Way Speaker Sy stems Belt Drive Turntable With Cartndge Custom Matched Audio Rack •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL '"" ~ Uttl~ I!IOU,.tl ~..., mtP P Reg 799 95 • • • • CHESTER, OHIO f6UI U6.9416 or 1-ID0-872-5967 USED APPLIANCES undefeated after a 15-8, 15-3 win over Eastern. Misty Butcher led l\leigs with 12 points, Carrie Bartels added seven and Yvette Young five . Eastern scoring was not available. CD-3302 tly RealtS!tC" SAVE S700 TRUCKING Stod!! BENNEn'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING &-12 -90 tfn one. The Marauder reserve also Is CD Player With AM/FM Cassette 120-Watt Matched Stereo Rack System Quirks in the news _ _ _ __ hurglf'd hrar.". w hi ch ·~~ ~ 'l't' pdln srakingly ollL iint •d f rom na fh .. NOBODY COMPARES! M od~ l G L!<i to gt ·t ('hristmaJo. r ard."'i i'. ltlil ' ll1('•' 1 >I l ui ('A p f•[!;J ' >()II S "ll'.. 11 1 • 11 ·~ d "'"''' ~ P ii•liOJ n ,· 1o•< Ciu~ ' ''f' I'IPl!!On o( ', la T Ouo IJ r l •'lo.illohly pl u•, dl' o'•l ;pr·pr1(.e d ~.i iP ., R., L. HOLLON Now In MOBILE HOME FURNACES HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS USED RAILROAD nES · Ca llus to set up an appoinuncnt for your rrn purranr scnr or purrr art s. We 'll show you 10 Ill I] preview s. prnvidc pri vacy so rhat you u n be cornfort:tblc during rh e photo -raking pmcess and you can make clorhing changes during your sirrin g :H no cxtr:t charge We offer complete fullwll!r p11rtr :11t s with a ltfe trrne g uarantt~c· :u1d full scrv rccs including retouching. your n.rrm· on your w.dlets. deluxe fin ish. folder s and a vHtcty ol p:rcb_gcs one - day session . Cron has writ · ten and published many f if'tion 8Erllll B1 DfSIGII BILL SLACK 992-2269 AREA HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS writers how to work with editors, publishers and agen ts effectively to get their work published. Rodney 1.. Cron, Co l. USAF Rei will bP conducting the IIJTfiiJHERM. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL *LIGHT HAULING *FIREWOOD ATTENTION! Writers' class slated A npw class for writers who would Iike to publish thei r work is bPing offered this quarter by nnd Sentinei- Page-9 Business Services Hymn Jing Mrs. Velva Rue of Middleport win a t -s hirl, turkey, fanny pack The CHESTER 985-3301 Frldoy. 814·H2-llfl55. 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Poo10011 Auction Compo~v ,_ booking ~uetlono, ... l*ianca fniiiWI th• dltfWtnu Ltconood Oh~ ~.uckr Ylrglnll, llM'r ,...,,.._ Dowtd . _ Auction - ' w.i -In Ohto, -frii ••- . ttcOOOid 814~77tlo. �e- 9 Daily 1 0 - The Sentinel Pomeroy- Thursday, September 20, 1990 Middleport. Ohio KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wanted to Buy 42 UHd mobla. home., call 614- Mobile Homes 441-0175. Merchandise Wright . 71 lor Rent W.nlod 10 Buy: HorMo or Ponteo. 014-441-2107<1oy, 114- :111-8504, •venlng•. W.nlod To Buy: Junk Autoo with or without motol'l. C.H La,., Llvoly. 114-388-G303. GOVERNMENT SEIZEP-Vahlcloo fnlm 1100.00. 11111•'1. Corvlltoo. Mtrc.dtl, Jlgua,., Porch• 2 bedroom 1o111 atactrlc, $250. per month, lncludtt ll"llah, water and HWir "paid. 1150. HCUrfty dapo~~tl. Appllcaflona taken 304- 51 075-3000 unlll8;00 PM. Sofas end Ch41ll'l prletd from $395 to 1995. Tablel $60 and up 2 bedroom ll"lll ..r tor rent In Household Goods and other mr~e. conflilcattd proporty now bolng oold to tho LAYNE'S AJANITUAE to 1125. HldH·btdt $3i0 to $595. Rocllnoro $225 to $370, 2 bedroom, fenced yard, full LamjM; $28 to $'121. DinaH• beatmtnt, off llrett parking, $10i and up to $485. Wood tablt naeda clnnlng, can let 4"4 w-8 chairs 1285 Ia $7H. O..kl $145 up lo 1375. Hutchas $400 & Bunllt1e Addn, 614-775-ma. up, bunk beds complete with 4 rooms and bath, houn In nice mallrtn $295 and up to $395. Employment Services Help Wanted t"" you call 304--11l4-5888 alt. 3-A anytime. " EASY PHONE WORK •• Part-time, $800/mo., Full-time, $3,100/mo., lllua Anawer phonH tor Co. Now Miring you oroo._ will lrolnl 004-435' 7539 Elll. o-55. Natlonwlde AVON • All CaU Marilyn lrHI, ACCOUNTINO/COMPUTING JOBs. T~.cou...,·. Ad"" Program will provide you whh trw.lnlng for a vartaty of Aecount· lng 1nd Date by giving you Proentlng Instruction )obt 1nd f:==========-li BE IN DEMAND. Food aarvlee Mondey. 6141592·2802. NURSING AD- MINISTRATOR. Ohio llctnttd NHA nHdtd 18·20 hourt per w11k tor • 35 bed nursing cenSoutheut Ohio. ter In KnOWledge ol ragulatlona, good Adull Edueallon C.nt._Tri- communrcatlonl, and leedtrCounty VocaUonal SchooL W• lhlp tkllla ara a muat. Submit Mv• a vartety ol f\Jndlng conlldantlal mum• to Mr. Greg eourc. . available tor tho11 wtlo quality. cau t-800-637-6508. Claun begin October t, 1990. BUILD FOR YOUR AJTURE. Learn both rough and llnl•h carpentry akllls at th1 Aduh Education Center-Tri-Counly Vocational Sehool. Th1 Adull ~~rp11n1ry pt"ogram will provide you with training to become a ;arpenlar. Carpentry 1kllla are to lmportant and vtrsallla lhal earpenters maka up lht largesl roup of building trade workers. o r.glaler tor ctueu beogln· nlng October 1, call 1·8oo-t37· '6501:1. Aak 1bout our variety of funding sources available to pay for training . DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND BY ,-HE CHANGE RAPID MANUFACTURING IN TECH- NOLOGY. Receive Specialized training In mechanical, hyd and electrical comraulic ponents ol factory equipment in the Adult Industrial malnt&nance Program at The Adult Ed~.W:alion Canter- TriCounty Vocation School . We hava a variety ol funding sourc11 available tor eligible applicants. Classes begin Oc· Iober 1st . Call 1-B00-637-6508 to register. Ntllon Centurion Managamanl Group 1390 King Trte Drive Osy1on, Otllo -45405 or call 1· 513-278-on3. PARAlEGAL CAREER. Be a part of the !tam! As a panlagal you will lnvtstlgalt the jects and assist a lawyar In preparing tne case lor tr\al. Trt.COunty's Adult Paralegal program will train you In: Sourcn of Law. TMt Court Systems. Legal Procedures and Legal Re•earch and Legal Ottlca Procedures. Call 1·800-837-6508 NOW lor ln tormallon on reglatratlon and financial sld. Fait Term Clanea begin October 111. Pal'lmtdlc & EMT"a, lull and par1-tlme, top pay, ~53~181 or apply In ptr•on at Ceredo Monuary 1135 Rl. 150 Ceredo, wv. EARN MONEY typing. wordproeenlng, personal computing. AI home. Full or pe. llms. 135,000/yr. Income potanllal. (t) 805~81-6000 Et. 9·10188. home. AmiZing racordtd mnsage raveals details. Call today. 614-23H286. Eam up to $500. weekly sluHing envelopes at home, easy work, no e1perience. For lrM Info stnd SASE to: Philalne, P.O. Bo.11 855, Maywood, N.J. 07607. Experienced mtdla sal11 rtpt"estntatlv•. Bast plus com· mission. 304-m-7885 call tor Interview. VOCATIONAL 1~()().637-6508 11 Center Quert•r Hor... In W11tem Pl..aura & Halter Claun. 6M- 2BH522. Immediate openingt av1ilable In Alhtn• aru.. Full and part-tlmt, quick odvoncemont, compony will train . Naet appearance a must. $1,200 to llart It you qualify. Clll ThuJaday, Frldey or Monday batwatn 1CJ...4 ~ - &14- 592-2703. INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Cwtoma, DEA, ttc. Now Hlrtng. Clll 1-805-687--eOOO Ewt K-101U. INTELLIGENCE JOBS. FED, CIA, US Cuatomt, OEA, etc. Now Hiring. Llatingt. !1) 1106MUOOO Ext. K-10181. INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN AUTO MECHANICS1 Join one of thl Nation'• t..t..-1-growlng employmd lllld1. The Aduft Auto Mechanlea Program at Trt- COUniY J.V.S. wiii101Ch you En· gino Al!>llr._ Engine Tuno-<Jp, El.ctrlcll :~y.tem•, Brak11, St•rtng S~pentlona RIAr AJ:It, HAlting/Air Condftlonlng, ~.t EnainH, end N A.I.S.E.. Practice fi .. lng. For more In· tormtlton on thlt twcltlng progrtm can 1-300-837-e501 NOW. We went to hur from youl Fell term claaNI ~In Oc· 1 -Ill, 111110. JOt HUNTINO? NEED A SKILL? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS Toblcco cutin 14 cantt • stick. Tobacco houHrs $4. per hour. Youngs Farm, SuHala Putnam Counly, efter 8:00PM. 304-137-2530 VldaoTownt Now hiring, mull htve mcwl•, music, or ratall experience, Machlnf.ta P'Y ,! tralnlnt ,,. available lor clerical J»sltlon av.Uabla to work for our eorp. In Point PI-nt WI/ modlcll flciiHy. Appraxl.nettiY 18 to 32 hours 1 room, 1-112 btth, 1.3 acrtt, addhlonal 33 acre• hunting end lim*. 1514-012-7'118 or 1·384- Furnished basemsnt apar1ment, Pomeroy. All utllltl• paid $60 WHk or $200 monlh. $50 2097. dopoolt 6141949·2528. 7 room• 1 112 balhs, country living but cloaa to Meigs Sehool and town. Rt . 3:J-4 lana, Townehlp Aold 27. Firat road to Furnished Efflcleney, all utilities paid, share blth. $135/mo. 919 Second Ave. 814-446-3945. Fumlahad Efficiency, $175, Ullllt!H Paid, Galllpolla, 614· 446-4416, arter 7p.m. rlgi'lt . Call 61oWKI2·7118 or 1-384- 2097. 3 or 4 bedroom hOUII, dllh· washer, stove, rafrlg, tual oil Fumlahad upstair~ apt, suitable tor ana parson, ratsrsncas snd deposit, S22S. plus aleetrlc, 304· tumact, woodburner llrt~placa, Assume loan with $1,500 down lor YOUI you Our wHh Locatad In Patriot, Cell 614-319- tfllt Dodge Pick-up, I eyllndor, aulamollc, holf~on_,_~ gooo 2858 5p.m.-9p.m. GOVERNMENT HOMES trom tl (U rtpair). Delinquent tax propertr. Aapoesaaalons. Your area (1) 805-687-&000 Ext. QH. 4562 for cunsnt rapo llat. $1111. Call 614-992-7781. EOH. Mlddl•por1, Ohio, Bnch St. Ont bedroom furnished apt ., deposit & reference r.qulred, 304-882· 2566. noma with 3 bedroome, flmlly room, garage In Ruttlc Hills, Syracun. Priced at $3it,OOO. Nicely Fum'ed Small houu , nol aultablt lor children, no pall, $300/mo. e14-H2·546!111114-i92·3171. garage., 458·1875. bedroom home. 12 building, woodshld, bukatba11 court, swimming pool $-4ti,OOO Mobile Homes lor Sale Cllllo 45783. 614-iit2·2218 ehsr 6 p.m. One bedroom unfumlshad apanmenl In Middleport. Nswly r.modled, canlral heal and elr, all UIIIIIIH Included $250 1 month. Call 614·949·2217 from 7 am-7 pm. 6320. 14x70 Mobile hom• and lOt. 3 badroom, rural wat1r 614-367· 0154. One Br.. unfurnished •pt ., Rangl and ,..grlg. provided 19'70 Skyline 2 b«troom 12x60. sewage, and gatbaga p1id. Daposlt raq'ad. Call 614Water, Gas ltovs, ·aat tumaca, carp11. 446.,.~!5. $3500. 8141378-6236. Twin Rivers TCM ... a, Houting tor tht Elderly and Handicapped . Apartments now avallabl•ranl· lng for 30% of adjutttd Income. 200 Second St. or c. II 304-6 75- 1975 Champktn ,4x65, 2 OR, sat up on prlveta lol on 218. 6 mi. from town $4500. Fraa rent tor 1 year . 614-256-1393. Up.talra. Fumlahed, 3 roorna & bath , clean, no pall, rafer~nca & Why Rant? Homn lor $1.00 , repM. Gov"t glvt away programs I For Information 504- 1885 Knox by Br~ldar 2 bed· rooms, 2 bathe, oul b~lldlnga, new porch, lots ot extr111. J04- ~8~670 Ext R-313. 86l-3706 or 88l-2907. 45 1888 2 bedroom 14x70 tumlshtd tnaller, Ulilhits pild IICCipl electric, raqul,. reference and cradlt approval , will consi~r HUO, 304-1575-42&4 aner 5:00 $40/day. Ret's 814-448-n83. Magtc Ysers Dty Cart Canter rea1onabte, dapandtbitl, llcenu, quality child cart. Monday thru Frldty, 7·30 till 5:30. For more Information or to ,.gltter 304-675-5847: Mlaa Paula'e Day Cart Center. PM . SPE.CIA.L Factory to youlW1, 2 or 3 bedroom14•70 modtlt at 1"• unballtvablt prlea or Will do tawing In my homa, call any11ma, 814..:188-8761. Would llkl to do btbyalttlng. locltad: LeGrande Blvd., have 6~6-18M . Financ!al Business Opportunity INOTlCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHINQ CO. recommtndt thll ~ do bUll· the offering. BE YOUR OWN BOSS nrad of working for aom.ana •lse? Flnut SlyfJng Salon, Now Leasing Station. Sfop by & sH Carof et 1390 Eatttm Avt, or call 614-446-8922. 11171 Ford 314 ton pickup, 4 opood, I oyl, $800. altar 1:00 PM, JOM7WOIL 1m Ford F·IOO 112 ton truck. Allllng $1,000. 114-2411-15111. I 9 -ZO IT's VERV EMBARRASSING FOR A SQUAD OF TOUGH LEGIONNAIRES TO BE FOLLOWED ACROSS m DESERT 6'( A BEACH BALL . ESPECIALLY WI-lEN IT GETS TIRED. AND [ HAVE TO CARR\' IT. Do you like to 11vt Money? Check ue out for qualhy furniture and carpata. Mollohan Furntturs & Carpets, Rt. 7 North. Phone 614-446-~44, GIIUpolla, Ohio. For Sale On All Gr..., Turt In !lock, S2.90 yard ., Moll~an Furniture, 614-446-7444. GOOD a.. 614-992-"M79. 47 Wanted to Rent Prot. .slonal working women ... ._, small house or prh1ate Apt. Prefer Middleport area, but will consldtr any1hlng in South1m M1lg1 County, Call Jarrl 614..t48.,.B48 8-4 Mon·Frl ; 814-117-23M evening• & Reduc:td, 12 ecrn, tobacco baM, 2 bams, 3 bedroom tr11ller, Ohio At 7, 304-7113-1198, 014-64:12971. Moving Sale: Dining room, suitt & Mutch. Living room outfit, baby bed, mite. 614·256-1i66. PICKENS FURNITURE Household furnishing. 112 mi. Jerrlcho Rd. Pt. Plaaatn1, WV, call 304-675·1450. 614-446-3156 6 pc. wood group $14.01 par w•ek. 4 postsr bedroom aulta, complt\1 $1!5.20 per wnk, dmlltt with 4 chairs $7.50 par week. Magic Chef 14 cu . n. A•frlg•rator $12.95 ptr w11k, 15 cu . ft . lrMzer, $10 90 par week _Vi'Ra Furniture. Rt. 141, 4 mil•• ott AI . 7-Ctntanary.Opan 7 days a wook. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE . 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. Naw & Uaad Purnttura, heatars, Wtstam & Wor~ boots 614-446-3159. Upright treazer. V•ry nlct, 3 yurs old . $150. 61417l2-3033. 614-446-8046. Buy or sell Riverine Antlqu. ., 1124 E. Main Streit, Pomeroy. Hours · M TW 10 :00 a m. lo 6:00 p.m., Sunday 1:00 to 6:00p.m. 614-992·2526. Top Caah paid Old fumlturs cuboard1. qullle, orlantal, palntlngt, toya, or tnllrt ntata call co!Tact )04.525-3275, or 304· 523-6854 m iiDI (f) Block, brick, ..,.., lllpa•. window., lint••· etc. Claude Win· t.,., Rio Grande, OH Call 814245-8121. month• to one yr old, pret.r Hamp. or Yorbhlra, 304-458- Coppor noood Booglt pupo, $75. . 64 Hay & Grain 304-675-2075. :-::-"":C::-::~"':::':::":-:"o:;;::::::::Hoy lOt l Timothy. Solo. Ctovtr Ba~ In the 24$-65~ Round Fish Tank, 2413 Jackeon Ava. Point Ptaaant, 304-675-2063, 10 gel Ml up $14.H and tO gel compllla $43.215. Hly tor •alt. Flrtt cunlng, squ1r11 baln. 11.10 bttla. 614/llt2· 2373. L.ut ~ · to book ,.tntor hoy Wtth tNt iriOraga, premium Af.. talfl at.o gran+elovar, rolla and tquarea. Morgan Farm, At. Good natunal SIMrian Hutkl)' mala, 11 mos. old,l150. 614-4466581. Transportation and Supply Shop-Pat Grooming. All broodo. All otyloo. lams Pet Food Outer. Julia Webb. Call 614-448-0231. Reglattred Lhaeo Apab; 1110 Hlmalayanel.'llam. . ldtten., all malat. Catn. No chtckt. Call 3D, 304-83J.:Ill11. . 71 Autos for Sale =-:---=----:-..,- 8 car, v-e, auto, $1,850. '80 AMC Sprlt.a.cyl, 4 s~ runa good. $450. 304-678-21118. '83 Forti Mul1eng netdl parts $o5o. '79 :r~"· "'"ah body, 16 HP. 7,500 Watt Ganar~tor Electric Start, Pneumatic Finish Nailer, 10"' Makita Mlttr Saw, 5 hp, yardman Rolotlller, 6 hp, Troy Built Tiller, 614-446-07'21 tl· eta~ . Monday. 814-fQ&.e2V8. Red Raebtrri11, pick your own. Taylor'• Beny Pelch. 614-245- 5064. r···a 1977 Ford LTD II, good cond, 014-~4. wh... a, nlce$1800. or tradt. SN II 28 CtntraiA.venua, GalllpoUa. 1m Pontiac 1m Chtvena, 4 tpd., body Farm Supplies & Livestock 1m Musteng. 4 cyt ., 4 apd., $800. Ot>t-446-4535. 1m Old• O.tta 88 AoyaiiLauto, rune good,~.. one own.-, tr~,OOO. 304~0 .... 1960 Ch-11, /VOl good, body fair cond., Woodl Built Hog, Plow, Qrodor 114-446..!1751. gat tumaca, 125,000 BTU't, bought naw In Jan. 614-367-";1188. Plantar, 54,8150. anca. 814-288-8522. Forte Uti, hand carte, dock plate, war.houu cartt, truck bad, !rsllar exle & tlraa. 814 ...46-23511. 2020 finance. 1514-286- 6522. H55. Btede, euntvttor 2 Row Com OWnW lrlctOI' $8lll50; 3020 JO will lin- wlloadtr, $~lt50; 1010 JO WfDUI" hog , I2,8!KJ. Owner Will finance. 614-2815~522. weakands. Moving muat Mil. Couch, 1oveau1, eh1lr, $250. OBO. Full Ford 8H tractor, C... fork truck, lntematlonei torte truck, Ford Want lol for naw 14x71J mobile homa In Muon aru. 304·77'3- slza mellraatlbox tprlngs tram• $30. Enrclu trampoline 120. Call anytime 304.e75·7514. mower 50'1. 304-571-2321 or 178- 26015. Jlm'l Farm Equlpn-..rc _sR. 35, 1 Will Oalllpollt, I14-44M777; Wide lliletlon naw & UMd firm Bur, Implements. faf"'gl harveltar, Fo1 2100 lorogo horYOitorL.Glhl grlndor mixer, IIC oond. ~4-Zn-4215"' $7,100. $1,300. Uood Now Hollond 21 torogo - o r 11,500. Ulod Naw Holland 30 btowor t1,200. Uood Now Holland 770 chopper 2 h11d, oloelrio -olo ti;IJOO. Ulod Now Holland 111 eltoppor, 1 r- hold, -~' oonlroll f51100, Uood Now Holilnd aupor 71Yc-, I , _ h11d ti,OOO. 1\Yo ..Od Now- 323 .... plckorw 12,000. 1\Yo - d Naw Idol tO one rqw plcklro $1,000. Uood Now Hollond 351 grlndor lftlxon f5,1100. Uood Hoilind 312 grlndor lhlur $1,100. Uood Now Halllnd 425 ""d otoor loodor f5,500. Now Ho~ tond 1M d - akld IINrloodlr dolun ft4,800, Now Hollond 454 okld otoor lood« gao 112,100. K - . Sorvtca Contor st. Rl. 1'/, Point Ploloanl and Alpfty Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3bt houoo, ovortooklf19 rlvor1 ro.-tod, S37S: Fumllhoo oportmlnl, ldoot 1or ..-na man, llkl ..., flroptoca, s:m. Larga otoroge oulldfng, ldool for toblqoo or auto Npilr, $150 month, 01~4&-1818 "' 014-446· 1243. 58 Gorflold Avo, No lnoldo po1o, S251limo 6 d-H. coli 014-441· 1821. Aold,PitonoS~. Money to Loan 63 tor How farsighted people find their (osl contact lenses. 1987 C.mtro, Z-28, bright red, AT,..!~· PB, olr, 1111, cruloo, AMttiM Cllllttl, & moral $8,700. &14-~0075. Livestock Anauo .,... cow 1 lilby oolf._l Focito/)' H horoo troltor, f5TO. 614-388-871M. superhuman speed. •..eoo.m..Q2)1. 76 MANY 0/VEIIGING CONrACrS, MONAI?C~' AAAR~ JUST WHEN I HAVE THEM WHERE l Accessories 614JQII2-21144. 8:30 aJ 1J B - Tronomleolono, Uood a rebu1tt, llartlng It $VSI; 814-2455877, 114-37f.2213. 79 Tori)' 23ft. with bothroom, tllepe 8. Ollll whMit, tt,BU5. 614-286-0022. y· KNOW IUHf\T 11-\( 516 PROBL£ M IIJ 1111') LI.OID 15? m ~<)I /.1\UCk ~~~J' I{)(J'R£ P>ffi::ilJ1U_y RIEtH . AIJD 100 M\KH CLru!IJikJ' ARIUJD EIDXOH l.DVIIJ' Fon:l Molor Hom~ older modal 121000 mlln on tnglne. Runt, dnvet, looks gre•t. 5'1,850. 304- 576-2818. good gu milage. Ohly ont owner. Excellent )) Services 81 Home 0 Improvements BASEMENT WATEAPAOORNG Unconditional lllatlmt IJUinln· 111. Local rtftl"'nen lumlthed. Frtt HtlmatH. Call conect 1- 614-2374186, dly or nlgh1 . Rogara BaNmant Wlflrprooflng. Free Eltlmatn. Room Drywall. Roofing. condhlon. Mu.t 1111. Maka oHar. 614-102· 2377. Addtllons . I THOUt;'HT ~S<S Hyundal, excel, GLS, tut0m11Uc, PS, PB, 1lr, AMIFM catMtt•~-luggaga rack. $5,100. 014-245-ootr. 1911 T-Bird Turbo Coupo, 34,000 mil•, loaded, $1,800; 1988 Aongor 4 cyt., 4 opd, $4,000. 614446-7720. 1918 Morcul)' Soblo, PBIPS/PW, 1lr, AMfFMICut. Ytry ....... · - · 114-446-7124. 1818 Z24 Cavollor. Laldod. Laid IU'IO, off. Mutt Mil. Priee rtduCid. 814-H2-2NII. GOVERNMENT SEIZED vohlcloo '""" 1100. Fordo. u .... cto•. Cornttoo. Chovyo. Surpluo. Your oroo. (II 80H47-eoll0. Ext. &.1011111. Antiquo 1910 111odol Ford Sodon All nowl Thil ono lo nlool Thla .., ..... aotll No ,.uonua. olttr 11fuMd. $10,000 or bat afftr. S.e It Al"roldo Mortno. 014-446-2424. FO< Calll14d67-6881 after I pm, JET " /,. ....... ~ _, Complttl Mabile Homt tat upe a rtpalf"', alto plumbing & Lar~ King Live! Generation litctrlcal, roollng, f'llmodeling, pat101 I decks etc . REMODEl.· lNG! Aaftrlnc:M. btlmet11. 13 Evening Newt 614-258-181 ,_ Days Ablaze Ron'a TV Sarvlee, spaclallztno In Zenith 1110 Hn'k:lng moll other brands. Houu calrt, 1110 tome appliance r11palrt. WV 304-6711-2398 Ohio 614-4'6-2454. Ratery or cable t~ ~ THEM DADBURN REVENOOERS CHOPPED MY ST!LL TO FLINDERS II STOP WH(N!N' OVER SP!LT CORN SQUEEl!N'S [ WAS COOKIN' THAT BATCH FOR YORE B!RFDAY PARTY, LUKEY II oo rn u 11 : 13 ASTRO·GRAPH LIBRA (8opt. 23-0cl. 23) You are now in a rather lortunate c ycle where your finances and mater1al interests are concerned. Opporlunltles could begin 10 Electrical & SCORPIO tOcl. 24-Nov. Z2) You're a Refrigeration quick thinker today and your spontaneous thoughts are likely to be your best BERNICE BEDE OSOL SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-0tc. 21) Today you might reap some form of re- EIIC:Irlcol, 304-675·17111. General Hauling Wea.r.on'e Hauling voturnt dl.; W1t• r~atiiahabta rat•, oounto, 2,000 to 4,000 oai>ICIIY clltorno, wotll, lie. Call 304-678-2119 . Upholstery Mowroy'l Upholtdorlng llnliolng Ill county .... 25 JIOIO. Till bOil In tumnu,. upholllortng. Calf :104-175-4tl14 tor ,.... . . promptly on your rnspiratlons. UcenHd elactrlclan. Aldanour A • R Wotor 811\'lco. Pooto clolmndllt..1,000 Dt' :~~liono dollvory. Coli 304- ones. Be prepared to react -~ Sopl. 21, 11190 ward from a past good deed However. the remunerations may come !rom someone other than the person you di- rectly assisted. CAPRICORN (Dtc. 22-Jan. 111 Your greatest success today Is likely to come from a venture or endeavor In which you have become Interested only recently . In your case new could be better. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 11) Initially you might be a trifle unsure of yourself Beneficial social changes could be In today when challenged by unique dethe offing for you in the year ahead. The velopments. Oddly enough, however. it new friends and contacts you 'll make will be events of this nature you 'll hanmay also be very helpful to you regard dle the beet. Ing your commercial concerns. P18CEI (Fab. 20-March 20) Things In VIRGO (Aug. 13-Sepl. Z2) There could general should go more smoothly for be a good reason why someone hu you today owtng to a con81ructlve been on your mind lately. If lhls person · change of atlllude. Now you are likely lo is still prevalent In your thoughts again see positive probabilities where you today, get In touch because pleasant previously anllclpsled negative re11UIIs. developments could result. ARIEl (March 21· Apri111) Be alert for maten al opportu n 1t1 es l o da~ . beca u se there IS a c hance you could garn rn some manner tram a situation 101t1 aled by another. Whal transprres c outd come unexpectedly . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Do no1 d!S· .:aunt the ideas advanced by your mate oday. Upon first hearing. they might sound a trifle outlandish . but after car e - Moneyline woman w1th a harelip begin s to dream of romance (pt 1 ot 2) (A) 0 (f) 0 Nlghdlne Q I!DI Nlgh1 Court ~Ill 'Wiseguy' CBS Lale Night Sonny's dementad nephew poses a threat to ~ cations you could meet someone who is very Interesting . LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 A situation ollm · parlance to you that hasn't been going your way recently could lake a sharp turn for the better today and enable you to get the end results you 've been desir· lng. Send for your As1ro-Graph predlcllons for the year ahead by mailing S1.251o Ae1ro-Graph. c/o lhis newspaper, P.O. Box 91428 , Cleveland. OH 4101 -3428 . Be sure to state your zodiac sign. a Sporta Tonight MOVIE: Tho Young In Heart (2 :00) 11:35 II) Cheers Q 12:00 <IJ Sllr Huatler (I) 0 Into the Night I!DI M1gnum, P.l. f]])ID Twilight Zone 12!1 NaahviMe Now @ ESPN'a Speedweek NewaNight 12:05 [I) MOVIE: HeHor Skellor (3:14) II) Nlghtllne 1;1 12:30 (1111 nl Lata Night Wlllt David Lallennan C!J MOVIE: Thundering Jeto (I 00) f]])ID Twilight Zone 0 The Equallzor 12) NASCAR Grand National AMES/Peak Performance From Dover, DE (T) a LA ST •J + IH 2 • A 32 sot Til +QI " ::, 3 tAKQ 9 +K D8 i :) He then ruffed a spade. pl ayed kmg uf d1 amonds and ruffed a diamond. and led dummy 's queen of clubs. East now won the ace and return r rl thr pck nf hParts ThrrP was nothmg Vulnerabl e E ast-West Dealer Wl'st Wes t South Ea~ t 3+ Pa ss Pa ss I' ass 3. 4b+. Pass All pas s Opemng ll'ad t J to dummy Wllh th e spad e and ruff r.m oth cr heart Dummy w11\ Lhen be good, and th ere w11l still be a club ldt for an entr y and returns a spade, dec lare r w1ll be heart. r eturn m th e same f1x But 1f East wm s the club ace and returns a dtamond . South ace can draw trump s. play A· K and ruff a r\orth •• Pa'">s East can no longer g et h1s heart ruff What tf dec lar er t a k es a dtfferent ap proach altogether playmg a club at tht• st'cond trick? If Ea st wins the act' CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Turnet 1 Record book and others 2 "Eutekal" 6 "- ,I'm 3 Not Adam· 11 Chicago airport 12 Banish 4 generic Prepares 5 lor war Beach 13 Beta follower 14 Turn ted, perhaps site 6 - Streep 15Tries 11 Police 8 Party 7WWII enemy 9 staple Pub quaff Yesterday's wars 33 21 Cancel 22 Otgan 34 Answer Lalvian capl!al Arabian leatures 24 "Yes, sultanate Por ch (abbr .) 19 Ailing 10 Stag party anendees 25 20 - de deux 16 Warned 17 tBM rival 23 Eas ler 18 Michael ol 27 event 25 Si!e lor Monly Abe's Python 31 mate s R1ver to 20 the Rio profile 26 No-hands instrument Period belween 35 Captain " William Webstet"s erg . Slrutler s· 36 welcomer Earth · bounrl bitd 37 "G un ga 39 G t an! s •iva i Grande 40 Go awry 28 Fishing need 29 China piece 30 Football lineman 31 Shell game prop 32 Overhead trains 33 Sizzling 35 Corpsman 38 - Zola 41 Friend olhars 44 Smirk DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how to work it: 9 - 20 AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGF'ELLOW Steelgraves and V1nn1e (A) 1!J Miami VIce ~~ h +J9 7 ti ~ :! Wh en the prk of dt arnonds wa s )Pd. South won the are. and played a spade l o dummy s arP and a low club ba ck to supplier 43 Charlie and OEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) If you've od or system where your work is con - + 76 • Q .J + Stereo I]) Magnum, Pl . 12) SportaCenler cerned, this Is a good day to give 11 a farr lry. Don't put limitations on your thlnk ·. lng or experimentation. CANCER IJuno 21-July 22) Stnve to fulflll your social obligations today, especially U they lead you to situations · that Involve newcomers There are Indi- .AK 9fl 4 2 CanadJJn lnvJL atwnal Pa1rs he ld m Toronto la st spnng at - WEST tracted a stron g f1 eld . mosrly expN! S K 10 B 2 fr om Canada and the Umt ed Slat es • Q 10 7 " • J 10 !) l Althou~h many North-So uth pa1rs g ot t o SIX clubs on tod a y· s deal . severa +I failed to mak e the contra ct. h1s se ven. 9 - ~0 - 9 0 NORTU +A 1990 (Sp.) 42 Iitie ful evaluation . they may turn out to be much more c lever than you thought . been contemplating using a new meth - The ~ CD Masterpiece Theatre A present themselves m a rapid fashion temt, w.llt. 111 Black Stallion 11 :30 (lJ I) nJ Tonight Show Heating 85 cr~ Now Baseball Tonight & RllldenUal or comm~tn::la.i wlrtng, nn urvlce or rtpal,... I!DI ~ Can•·• Plumbing 84 a ® Rick Nelson 11" s All R1ght Davit S.W·V.O Sarvlca, G-voo Crook Ad. Pllto, oupplloo, pickup, ond dollvtrj. 114- and HOlling F....h anti Plno Golllpollo, Ohio 614-44&-3868 (I) fL) Newswatch (I) Star Hustler IITl OJ Arsenio Hall ~=. ~~A~-137~~:~· Plumbing Ill I]]) News 1:!) Twilight Zone drilling. 895-3110:1. 82 700 Club Special : Seven 10 05 1]) MOVIE : Return of the Rebela 12 00} 10·30 12!1 Crook l Chase M011 wells complatad •me day. Pump Slllt and urvlce, :J04. BRIDGE alert 0 Gorog•. Siding. Remodeling and Gunar401flt . Aar~~tlon Motors, rapalrld . New & ,._bultt motors In -ock\ Ron Event Enterpfl111, JacKSOn, Nashville Now Top Rank Boxing 10:00 (lJ IJ nJ Law & Order 0 (!) News II) (f) 0 Primetime live Q II) (!) Frontline Special Rep . · Decedo of Oealructlon 13) 0 iiDI ~Ill Knots landing Karen a nd Mack mourn the death ol Jell Cameron 0 l!lJ ID Star Trek · The Naxt Polloo. 9110: IH4 . Old-to OIMaa, PIJPI, AC, .tiH, orulu, Allll'll totlo, vory fOod OOnd, won lllllnlolnod, flne wort! car, IIMOIOI. ollllng t2 400 wiH nagotlllo, Orohlm Ul/hOIIIory Cont.. 103 014 441 oltor 8p.lft..... for Hlllop Dr. Call lor IDOOINnMnta La,.,. I •llmateo: Cal 814-441-3431. em faced wrth preJudrce when they JOin a heaiU'l club. Q ®On Stage 9:00 aJ 1J !!]) Cheers Sam strugg les to remain lnends wllh Rebecca . Q II) (f) Q Gab~el's Fire B1rd. behevmg h1s daughter IS 1n danger, QUitS hiS jOb. <IJ (!) Myateryl Morse traces a car to tile wrle of an O•iord professor (R) Q I!JIID Glory Days Love1oy qurl s school and 1s llired by a local newspaper (A} OJ MOVIE: The Swarm [PGI (2 30} A wrdow er gtvas up h1 s ca reer to raise two children 44~294. 1988 America 9:30 Cl) II ll1t American Dreamer Ll KED IT IF 'rCtl qOT ID 5CHOOL EARLY. smiled and replied, "( sure do RErM_E _M _ B_ E_ R_ •· - -- ' - - - --., C nl Different Worid IIJ Wild MORK I\1EEKLE AND WINTRHOP MR5 HAQ<ABERRY 5 A'1'0 l 51-'QULDNTG;cT T05CHOOL &:J EARLY E'vEQY ~Y. Ob/use - Cover - Mouse - Marmot - REMEMBER My mom gave my son a water pistol. "Don·t you recall hOw we drove you crazy with those?" I asked . She Pass Country ® a21 all , _,, Pa!-ls l!lJ ID Babes The Babes are Campers& Motor Homes SCIIAMUTS ANSWERS Declarer can succeed 1f. at th e fmlsh bl'furc lrad1n g dummy 's queen of clubs. he cash es one h1gh heart NQ'IN for a relationship wirh Dwayne CIJ Robert Froat Ver sed m I IIIIIII lo;ast ruffed Whitley decides she 1s ready VInton Auto Sol-. Forofgn I Dom Parta buying Junlc cara. 114-3118-0012. 6 ~fc!~~~ tfTT!Rs To I A 8:20 CIJ MOVIE: Retum to Macon County (PGi (I :45} motor. 402 Chtyy big block '--1-...L..-.L--1--'--J you develop from step No. 3 beiow . Pass takes up bowting to teach Homer a lesson. (R) Q I!J Murder, She Wrote Q 12!1 American Music Shop all PrimeNewa ~ MOVIE: The Young In Heart (2:00) WANT THEM, THIS HAS TO HAP'PEN .' Auto Parte & I dummy 's second heart winner . but sc1entist becomes a superhero when he acqUire s ALLEY OOP I TIRDEV 1--,1,:_::,.1 ~r:~6-=,1.,;7'-rl--1 Q Complo10 the chuckle quo1od _ _ _ . by filling in the missrng words Pa ss l!lJ ID The Slmpaona Marge So.. lc Tonk Pum~I~OO, Gollla 1987 Dodgo Coli OL. PS1PB, AC, 4 naw tires, automatiC. Gets 1987 T-Bird V.a, toodod, 614-4464801. I Uood lniMIIIonal fonlgo ""SIOil 2 beattrt, tandem uJt WI~ 571-:1331. 1885 L.azer Turbo. Good shape. $3,000 080. 8141992 -7823. Now Hollond 11)7, 3 .. hHch tractor1 bNIII'I, tandem axle mil" lOUth OaiNpolla locks, publk: wat1r, no ra"rlctlona, eomt with rtvw frontage, 304- 88l-6459. 1111, lrada, 8:00-&:00 WHkcllys, Now Holland 111 Forogo box 3 Routt 2 Aehton, 1 ICrt loes1 3 1Q84 Ford T-Bird axe. cond ., VI, :J02, tutt Injection, high milts, many new par1a, very clean. $3,000 OSO. 614·245--5588 or 1H7 Dodge Omnl, euto., air, axe. gaa mlilllgl. $2650. 61444H7111. ---~~------------~==================~So==l.~ti=II~N=oon~·----------- ,... 2424, 1880 Vollww1gon Rabbit, 4dr, 4apd dlnel, 40 mi!H to 1 gal-· OH. t-100.537-0528. ton, ru111 gr11t, $900. 614-:J88.. JD - I 1 left to do except try to cash (!) Hometima C I!DI ~ Ill The 'lash • YEAH! DAZZLE'S LITTLE SCHEME MU5TA CONFUSED 'IM! Teacher to parenl: "All s tu dentsaregifted, but some stu· L--L-..J-..L_.L...-J 0 dents just open their packages . -- -- - - - - , --- ---- than the olhers." By James Jacoby ·~ John Muir's Yosemite !' SHAIN~WAAP. RIVERSIDE MARINE Golllpallo, OH. 114-446- 275 lnl'l Diesel wHh aft. iiuth Hog, Plow, Cuhlvstor, $2,950. •-1 Pr o1 For ..,. • : opena or natur SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie tGDIIIOrtM. WI inltaiJ Call after e p.m. 304-871J.e370. 1i84 Camara Z· 28, Hop, loaded with every option. Red. $3995. 1- We are nowWINTERIZINOpertt, wHh 241 Round Boi!!J_ 711. Hayblna, lnt'l Reke 18 vou· B- 1615 MF 01 .... Tractw 13,150; Sharp. 150 MF Dl111f with all makas, model•. Tha Washer Dryer Shoppa. !114-446-2844. BOATERS Mercury Martul.., Specialist Factory Trelntd, Bonded. Prtclslon Moblla Marini. Wa come to youl 814-251-5111. good wori car. $400. Fax Recondlllonad Wathtrs, Orye,... Guaranteed prompt Hnlct tor 1987 CHIIIon 1!0, 130 HP, low houro. $5400. 814-245-6878. Caiii!M-441..0312 after 5p.m. For Sala: LldiH, Blua Jacket , 814-446--4430. •1 top, new upholstery. Cell 614-286-1318 efler 1':00 p.m. Prl1, good condition, $1,500, will nagotlatt. OWner Golf bag, Tour Syllema 11 golf b 21 h -• ood clu ron 1 ru w.ap, u very I !tit. 614194it•Z722. 1972 17 h. Starcnr~ Tri--Hutt Boat. 125 HP, Ewlnruda Engine, Gr~nd rator. 0-P gym piC 1500. 30-4675-5057 6:00PM. a"" ANn -r.RN-r tor Sale eomplatl ~ ~A:. . .;L,;s.N:. .1;. Y_1I=-r- 1J21 a 7:30 <lJ II I!DI i!]) Jeopardy! Q C!J Bewitched II) ~ Ill Entertainment Tonlgh1 (f) 13 Mama'o Family l!lJ ID Three's Company ID Ladles Pro Bowlers Tour a! Crossfire 8:00 (])I) i!]) Cosby Show Theo otters to plan Mart1n·s bachelor party. C!J MOVIE : The Final Countdown (PGI (2 001 II) (f) q Father Dowling Myoteries Sister Steve 1mpersonates vrsrtmg royalty 75 Boats & Motors C20, I cyf, auto., cruise, lilt wheal, eu.tom paint, ur.. & good, f\Jnt axceUenl, 2 naw tlrea, $400. Mu.t Mil. 114"'"6· will ~J u.... 61410411-2722. Chevy Conval"'lon Van, m4aher6. 300-400 ft . of lneh poplar, lumber. Oak 2116'1. St11 aluminum door.. 614/t92-6160. Eurcl•e blk1. Slda by side reltfraazer 1-4 .8 cu "· Ch11t freezer 21 cu ft . Food dahyd· t.-,304-675-2931. 1m Variety of apDiea, trMh ckttr, paal"'il pump~~~ and garc:t.. i-7 ally, cl tood ~: new tna. $.550. 6141949-2817. Ounrovln Fruit Farm Ju.t oft Sr 681 tasl ot Albany. 'Nt accapt 895·3013. . 304-815.,462. 1977 ,ord LTD II. Auno ooocf, Fruits & 1 TY'-r::f~II__,I J -n-p r-1 Q Wild America 3-2·1 Con11CI i1D1 1121 til CBS News Q l!lJ 1D Andy Grilflllt 12!1 Top Card 12) SportsLook ~ Black Stallion 7:00 (lJ IJ I!DI nJ Wheel of Fortune 0 C!J Andy Crllfllh II) (I) I) Inside Edition <IJ IIJ MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour l!lJ 1D Nlghl Court Q 1121111 Current AHalr I!J Mac<lyver ® Music Row Video 12) SportsCanter Monoyline a] Scarecrow and Mrs. King Q KDX-80 motorcycle. 1988 Suzuki Oued Racer 4whHiar, 8 mtmthtl aid, edrl '83 CutiHI suprema rul nice . 1151 Chovy, 4M - . . . 11500. Instruments 1m ChevtUa rtrct car $2500. 1881 Ch.vtill ss .1700. 814-388Bundy AHo Slrxophone, IX C. 1115, efter 6 446--Sffl. cond, $400. 8'14-446-1205 eHar 191'8 O.taun 280 Z $1500. 8145p.m. 446-7802. Fluto for 1111. 014-448-6702. 19T'7 Cl.maro 350 eng., WE CARE.JlM (J01uo 6 Mtl automatic, gOOd cond. $1200 or PIANO SERVICE oHoro EXPERT plano "CARE" for lhooo wllo 'CARE" about rhalr planoe. Bill Word. 304..!182-2325 (Prov 22.11. urnR, 1ro MY FAULl' Ale MY FAULL ."/ . Kaw11kl llf'Vi~L Musical Western auto riding mower, 4 months old. 1980 CMevy Monra naada worlt. 304hp Field. 1514- For Ssle: Dog houHt, sawral slzaa. t 112 mlln out Rt . 141. Wtyn• Shotmlker. 814-4460593. Groom I 1980 Honda Hawk 450cc, blec:k, quick sllvsr tront, good cond., 1100 pounclt. 8'14184:J..5253. Pets for Sale 0 DAD' 1583. Yt•r old Charolala bull, welghl 56 Vegetables lar 6 p.m Wanted Boar hog epprox 6 ~f!'~R? IT'5 C0~5TAtJf MAYHf.M 01J 111~ fE.Lf.VI'i>IO~' ,., 00 1 YOO'R£ RIC.Hf, SHOuLD KIJOW hiUII, $500, OBO. 014-37f.2911. tart. Merchandise 12 the be- ~ 111 6:30 aJ II !!]) NBC NlghUy Newo 1i78 750 Four K Honda, runa grut, Includes, windjammer, cerrter rack, niW tlrM & O· Andy Morg•n'a YOU KIJOW ~y 1 FR<l.A4 ~~~C. TO kiiC. HT. ~ At. 35. 3CJ4:131-20'18. Slaltr, ~HOULD Motorcycles 74 Call 58 Miscellaneous Saltl Farm, rune good, Anllquo Love Stat, Call attar 5. C.lt Feeder Supplies KnucklebMm log loader. Raesonabte. 614-370-2758. Would like to rsnl houu or trailer around Dexter, WI I~••vllle.l. or Vinton 11"11 In country. 617-/42 -2331. Ill ~ Abbott and Costello A.MJFM$1:.,.o-Cala., 11450. 11+448-8781. Building 55 Antiques 54 Speclllt 1lUT 7ll€1l, W~Y Blue, 4x4, $495. MUll Soli. 614-448-2234 If- 814-HH601. 53 ~llt•ecl Ou1rtw Hora:e, mare, 5 yra.. old, thown In .t-H & oponod oltowo. 614-446-71S2t. 9ublru 1184 Wanl to winter 50-200 cow units. RENTTODWN O.J. White Ad., 2 acr11 wooded building lot, rudy to build on, ,~eel. $8,800. 114-24M5815. 42 Mobile Homes WMIL Medloal ..cord ax· LOANS BY MAIL ::::.... pre!arrod. Call (colloCII Up to $5,000 In 12 llouro. Wo Rani 1-104-313'0135 or oand rnumo can help rou gtC • llgneturt 10 smart Corp, P. 0. Box 08537, Loon By Mill. 1-1100-48-71127 2 I 3 br Mobile - · lor ...,I, Vlrglnll BHCh, VI. 23485. Callaftor 2p.lll. t14-44U52l $i.i!5 ' "· mantht Btff6R old, $2,500. 304-!17&-2181 or 571- Thurodoy, So..1111bor 20th11190, It 8:00p.m. CaHie 1coapttd attar 2863. 4:00p.m. on Wodnoodoy, oil Wood & Coli SIOYI, UH U I~ brMdl accepted It the Athena or1 or frH ltandlng. 2 biCJ~Hrt, Llv•tacli BIIH, U.S. SO Will, 6 gleu door cott: rs~og Nner Alblny, OH. Heullng II evalf. 4 13. lblo. 114-592-2322, 61~811-3531. uHd, sail $800. 614- Crest Motel. Call 614-446-7398. Htavy duly Norge waahtor end dryer, S!SO. each, 304-675-1145. a Woltt tanning bad, Farma.ll Cub Trac1or, wllh Bel~ Mower, PIGWI, Oltc:, Blade. & Harrow. $3,200, Call After &p.m. 614-245-5152. 5487 or m-5430. I Walghl bench, two • • w•lghta, ona new, f40. 304-173-5975. 1212 C.N D1vld Brown Traetor 33 2605 eall altar 5p.m. Kocfok. Ot ..... U0311. 61 Fann Equipment Country Mabile Hom• Par~. Route 33, North of Pome roy. Lots, rentals, par1s, IIIH . Call 27 aere farm : 4ml. from town, haa blecklop rd ., tchool, msl1, telephone.•leelrlc, Npllc link, rural water "ook-up . 814-446- APPLIANCES gauge., Col~tman ltOYI, lantam. 15" tiN chaine~ ~•uper 8 movla c1me1"11, PolllrOICI, 420. AnUqut $1!50. Kitchen coal ttova l-430. 614·1192-T7ti4 46 Space lor Rent Fanns lor Sale USED Wnhart, dryare, rtfrlgarat01'11, rang•. Skagga Appliancet, Upper River Rd . tdt Stone FIG~TI~u M :X:HOW YOU SHOULD KtJOW Aomlngton 8lll LW Spoclll 20 Coat ond wood hNIIng llovo Bualn••• building, 30xBO, across from McDonalda, Han· dareon, WV. 614-4-46-9662 814-446-8038 afttr ~p . m . llpolla, OH tAMI GURDET ~Batman ..u. 814-367~210. S!Mplng rooms with cooking . Also tflllltr apact. All hook-ups. Call anar 2:00 p.m., 304-7'73- Nashua 141170 wlnpando, tltuatld .7!5 acre land, Polnl P1tasant, Many artraa, prlcld Nkll lot, Lincoln Ave, $5,000. T.'v. 11011 low to form four simple words. a Complete Satellite Qlttm. Mutt 6 h. glue and otk •how c11e, old, $150. l04~95-3636 . 5651, Muon WV tor dltlllt. Chtptl ROid, 304-e75-3180. Inc. GDOd utad appllanc.., till. Open 8 • m. to 8 p.m. Mon ..Sat. 814446-1698, 827 3rd. Ava. GatCounty Appliance Page - 11 1411o~ Reorrong1 !etten of 0 four tcrombled word1 nJNe.., (!) I Dream of Jeannie <IJ 3-2·1 Con1acl Q IIJ Square One TV l!lJ Ill ALF 0 Cartoon Expreas 12) Budweiser Thoroughbred OigHI World Today PEANllTS 1tlll Ford 1'-180, 4 wh. dr., 400 eng., .t tpd., IIC. cond. 114-4480014. Roome for rant · wuk or month . Starting at l1201mo. Galli• Hole! !114-446-8580. $12,1100 dtllvt~ and tal up. Call1-800-729-404!5 Saf1, ltfordtbtl, chlldcaf'l. M-F 35 Lots & Acreage 8 a m. • 5:30 p.m. AQII 2 -10. Betorw, afltr school . DrotHn1 1.25 acr1 lot on Al.160, ~ miiH weleoma. 814"'"8-8224. from Motzer, Ex.:. view of tht Pltno pupilstJught In my home. coun1ry sldt, $4,500, 11-4-4415To blglnnel"', tciYinctd 8373. student., and adulta. A110 tiAei'l chording and tratpotlng. If ln- 2 .crt tnailar lot: 11ptle, watt, pad, drlvf'Wiy. Tom Jo,..a Rd ., terntad 614d92·5403. VInton. $4,500. 1514·318-1447. Will do babysitting In my hom• 5 tern land on At 2 Eckard wMkdeya 304-675·1317. Furnished Rooms on Inspection. ~~15 ·'nJ17. Wanted to Do ,..--:--:-----:--.Housacle1nlng or cara of the elderly, S3~day, or both 22 Ona bedroom apts. lor ,.nt. $22P.i month. Oapoa/t rtqulrtld . call :J04.175-7186 sfter 6:00p.m. Whitt &ady, widow, woutd ilkt mall I poulblt companlonthlp with whlta mala In tariY 60"1. P.O. Box 302, Tuppers "Plains, 21 Jchoot. and elora. Pay full sacurfty dt~lt end gel • months free renl. 304-m--&107. 1 Situation refl.l Exp. Now accepting •ppllcatlontl tor Maaon Apia, AJC, ltM tr11h pick up, Laundry room, equal houalng opportunity. CioN to &14-pgl-6341. 32 Rat. &O.p Rtqulrtd 614· 446~338 dspostl required. 614-446-1518. Wanted 18 son Nlnt yeal'l old-Bradbury Llrgt out- 1864 SchuHz 14x64 w/deck, 2 bedroom, AC, .torage building wtll provide you, tha graduate, with an added boost for pareonat aueceat In tha lob market. Caii1-800-65C8 to regiafir for clt ... t beginning October 1111 . 0104. e:oo rn e I I & runs good, IIUI). f14=441- <IJ IIJ couc". 6141')12-2014. PUIILII EVENING II) (I) Q ABC News Nllw/Uud Gracious living . 1 and 2 bodroom aper1menta at Village Manor end Riverside Apar1mantt In Mlddlapor1. From progr1m tolld Thlcks for Sale 446-G322. 8 toot grMn S©~c(llA~ £~s· -----ltp ClAY I. HliiAN TMAT IAIL1 20 • THURS., SEPT. 5 P.M. Mon, thru ~- Call fi14- 87!.-2851. and payments of $306 month. 6679. Call Tr>Counfy Voc:allontl Adult nest with ptOpfel you know and Cantor 11 f~37-6508 A NOT lo send money thr~ lht varttt ot tuncltng .aurtu to mall until you 111.. lnvNiTgltod I hoi• allglblt. MEDICAL RECORDS COR· RESPONDENCE PHOTO COP Y CLERK. National medical record coping company "" a unique leundry room, In exchange for hout.a wortc & lawn care 5 days 1 wnk. 6141992-5042 . 1984 Mansion 14x&O ttl elec, 2 baths, WISher and dryer, AJC, partlslly furnished , 304~75-7Sn. thai nk:llne, lndu.trtal Malnttnanca Worbrl, S room houH, public water, naw klteh., eablnata, $25,000. Ashton. 304-578-2213 or 576·2810. 12x60 houu trailer and lot on Wllllama Hollow Rd 614-256- Colrnetologlstt, Pl,.lagall, Stcretlrtet and Wlkt.,._ R-alatar now tor cia• ... blglnnlna Octobtr 1, 1990. Free 3 room 1par1ment, furnlthld, AIC, utilities paid, 30HII2-3583. !JOUrtel. lng/Compullng Spocoallll, Car· Etoe!rlc:lane, Food Strvlc:a - ' " · Eloe!rot11c:o Toch· 446-8568. w/mobUt hOme, Muon, WV. $40 DOWN on any naw alngl• wide, ph.ll tax and Hilt lo quallllad buyars. As advertised on TV ·Cell E1111 Hom• Canter 1-aoo-589-15110. 11 Auto Machenlca 1 Acc::ount· llllfller11 bailment, gat hast, elalr, gartgt1. double lot 3 bedroom, tull to regl1ter lor cl•aae• beginning October 1st. You may bt eligible to racafve llnanclel eid to help pay tot your training. Call and uk about our financial aid In medical ttr· mlno+ogy and procedurtt It well u·ln.trucrtlon In ,.our trN of apaclllizatlon. You art alto tnalrwd in Job SNklng Skill• 0.11111. (11 805-6i7-6000 Ext . B4512. HorN Tralntr to train & show For Rant: New 1br, apar1mant, earpal, kllchan furnished, walar, S240 month plus deposit. 814- Thrtt avallabat to pay tor tr~lning tor eligible applicants Call 1-80083?-6508 to register for clanat HOME TYPISTS, PC users nHdad S35,000 potanllal. locattd GrNr Road, 100x200 lot, $38,500. 304-273-2004 "' - SKilLS GET YOU JOBS. THE provk:lea qulpment W• have moniiS loundetlon llpolie 2 bedroom, full tlzt bll.mtnt, O.potill, 814-446-0338 . It w..n 2-4, at Dairy Qulin ol Gal· BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES1 _ 536 Jackoon Plko from tl9;umo. Walk to shop & movln. Call 814-446-2568. EOH. Homes for Sale Nicaly Fumlahad Mobile Home In ctty. CA. Suitable tor 1 per- for lobs In tha Mrvlclng and malntsnanct ot altctronlc • Halp Want.cl : Day & Night Shih, apply In parson, Mon-Frl, bel- 31 N. M1in. Will conaldtr enythlng apply at 81 Ohio River Pt.u~r FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS Oalllpollt. HIRING $16,000-$62.1.000 y.. r. Call 1-305-564~500 txt.GS 968 Wanllld: Elactronlc T•chnlcl1n. tor tmmldlala ruponsa. Send rnume to : P. 0 . Box 702, GO THE WAY OF THE HI-TECH Galilpollt, OH U&:J'I. FUTURE. The Eltctronlca Str· WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK IN vlclng program at lhl Adult THE MEDICAL FIELD? II IC, TriEducation Center-Tri-Counly County'a A$JH Oivet'lllfild Voealional School will train you M•dlcel Occupatlor. progrtm beginning OetoMr 1. 72 446-7733, 614"'"5-4222. of VIIUI II down paymlnt. 30(.. TRI-COUNTY • Daily Sentinei- ' Apartment Secretary for law of1ice. Call 6141992~417 from 8:30 e.m.4:10p.m. Monday thru Friday. ·Eam money by the w&~k. Join SCHOOLS GETS YOU THE the numbara to demonalratt SKILLS. Wald1rsare hlg"ly slcll'"Chrlstm..-Around-Th•World". lad worktn. Recalvt the trainJuly-O.Cambar. ~ave nama, ing to blcomt that hlghly - 1~11addrna, and phone number on lad welkder In l•a lhln one antwarlng urvlct. 614·992-6318. year. Call lha AduH Education Eam up to S338.84 ~r Wftlk, AaNmblt our products tt Real Estale Salt or rant, 6 room houal, 2110 ADULT WELOING PROGRAM AT PLATE 2 rooma I bath, newly rtmodalad, $200/mo. All utlltlet lncludad, Otpotlt r~qul.-.d, 614· 675-1:1'711. HOME BLUE The Television Viewing lor Rent I to 4:00p.m. Thursday, Friday or worktrt madl up one of the lar· gHI and fll.tast growing ocCUpiillonal group~ In the labor force. Enroll now for Fall Term In tht Adutt Food ... nagament and Catering Progr1m It The 44 I .. ·r.nct...,n"trolnlng In a modom 11 Help Wanted lab tumll'hld whh up-to-dste • _ _ _ _..:__ _...,;,.;__ _ qulpmont. Coli 1-800-637..!1508 NOW IO IICUrt your placa In Bartender wanted, call 304-815thl• axchlna progrtm. FaH T•rm 3673 after 7:00 PM. c111111 blglri Ocloblf' 1, 1990. Naad work? Full and par1-llma AVON I All An11 I Shlrtay work available. Call 10:00 a.m. Spearll, 304-fi75-M29. and Ptreh St., Kanauga, 614448·7473. "My mom got it for me. She I can stop saying says nnw , I ., Wuver ~·2645. BORN LOSER I"I'LL f11\..';1; TH~ 11:00 pm. neighborhood, rtftrencH , . baby bada $110 Mathn... or qulrwdl or will Hll with ownar bow eprlngs tuu or twin 178, firm flnane ng, 304-675-1()g(). $88, and SiB. Quean 1111 1275 & up, King $350. 4 dr1w1r ehett t.loblls home 14x75, 2 bed- $69. Gun Ceblnttl 6, 8, I 10 room•. 2 balht with 20 ft ax· gun. Baby mattru... 135 & pando, $250. month weter and $45. ltd frlmll $25, ou. .n h111h tumlshad, reference ,.. Slzt $35 & king tnama $50. Qood qulrod, $100 dopooh, gardon Ml.ctlon ot ""bedroom sultat, •p•e• available. 304-67~20 . metal cabinets, headbolrdt 130 Nlca 3br, with expando living and up to $85JIO dip 111M as room, Llrgt yard, city achool caah wHh epproved credit. 3 mi. district, At tht comer of Rand out Bulavllll Rd. ODin 9 A.M. to tlrno, $2,500. lull tlmo. U wor It home, be your own betel, awn hourt, aounda llh $300. Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio gon110f public. l'« buyoro uldo call (108) 3u-N02 "Ext. au. Opon 7 dlyl 8:00 ... to Raclna area. 614-i92-5858. 11 Thursday, September 20, 1990 Autos for Sale One letter stands for another. In trus S<Jtttpte 11 " u,:,~u for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters , apostrophes, the length and formation of the word~ arr all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE UAYJIIKTO ZYAIIK C M J T U IY YGYAX WVKYCQX KTMJTY pTy PO ·' l lJ YGY A X Y.IHF. VM CP M.IOY(JX T K DEC ro PVA QKGYM . - REJAQYM UYIIYTC V..terdap'• Cryptoq•ote: TOIL, FEEL, TIIINK, HOPE; YOU WILL BE SURE TO DREAM ENOUGII BEFORE YOU DIE, WITHOUT ARRANGING FOR IT - JOHN STERLING . '1 r. 1QQfl._., J(onfl ~ .. ... . . .. .... (' . ,-.... _ , _ •-- �Page-12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - -Area deaths Margaret Bowen Tax department to reopen Monday ren: six great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Margaret I. Bowen, 84, of Deshler, died ear ly Thursday morn ing at Overbrook Center l in Vidd leport. Born March 6, 1906 in Leipsic, Oh io, she was th e daughter of the la te Arthur and Lena F. Pickens. Shr was a gradua te of Leipsic High School. attended Teacher Tratning a t Howling (~rPt'n Sta te Cn ivers i ty, and taug ht for sev- era l years in a one-room sc hool near Leipsic. Shp was a girl scout leaMr and PTA president a! Lincoln School in Toledo, and a member of St. Paul's U nited Methodist Churc h in Des hler. She is su rv ived bv a son and daughter -in -law, David and .Jpannp Rowen. of Syracuse , wi th whom hshe made her home, a daugh ter and son-in law, Carol and Robert Poulso n of Ham mond. Ind .. thrPl' grandch ildren. a bro ther and sis ter -in -law, Robert M. and Doro thy Pickens of LPipstc. Sl1e was preceded in death bv her hu sba nd, Edward in 1961\. lw~ sis ll'rs, Helen Ba ker and Allee Brown. thrf'P bro th Prs . Frederick William and Do nald Pickens. Func·r;!l ser'viC'E'S will bp h e ld SunclcJ_V c~t '2 p .rn a t rhr SnyderHloor ~' u ner al Homl', 217 West Mdlll St., DPshlrr Fri{' nds may ceil ! at lhP Snydl'r Bloor Funeral Homp 2 to ,1 anrl 7 to g p .m ~a turd J~ · !. oral arra ngcmpn ts ,Jt"f' h;.· Ftshf'r Vun rrt.d Home. VltddJPpot I. L Sh('I"idan. 74, ,\lidd!Pport, diPd Wednesdav at 0\"{' r·bnKJk Cent er following a n l'.">;tt'ndPd il lnt'SS :\ homPmakt~r. she was born on J-"P tll·ua rv 1,, 1916 in Cabin Creek, \1 \"a. lhP daughter of th e !ale Li.iJiah <1nd Emma Hardwick Smith. :\ mrmbrr of thp F'irs1 Bap ti s t Church in PomPmv , shr was a g irl scout leader fo;· many years . Shp is survtvcd b_v two daugh· rrrs, [krmcP !Irs. C;dion. and llarla Funeral seTvicPs for John Arbaugh, 83, or Tuppers Plains will be held at I p.m. Friday at the Christian Church of Tuppers Plains with burtal in the nea rby rP mL•t ery. The Rev Robert Sanders and Mr. Arbaugh's grandson, David Parker, will officiate. Friends may call today from 2: JO to 4: JO and 7 to 9 p.m. at the fun eral homc> , where Masonic services will be held at 7 p.m. Co n!Jnued from page 1 Clifford and Robert Fetty, also were in at tend anee and approved the closing. Howard Gifford, District Plan ning and Design Director for ODOT's Marietta office, declared th e section of road aban· doned following a r ead ing of the descr iption of the road and after affording those present !he up portunlty to express th eir views on th e abandonment. Gilford estimated that It would take six weeks alter October I befo re responsibility for the secllon of roadway would revert to the co unty. Haw!e1·. Vltddlepurl: a "on, Will i am Shrrida n of Wav arly, two brothE'rs. Lincoln Smi th. Middleport. and Albt•rt Smit h Cd n ron, spven g-rande hild - WALLAWAY RECLINER. ROCK-0-LOUNGERS and SWIVEL ROCKERS . Beautiful fabrics plus Berkline's Limited Liftetime Warranty. REG. S249.00 ........ SALE REG. S289.00 ........ SALE REG. S339.00 ........ SALE REG. S399.00 ........ SALE A dissolution has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Co urt to Janice Lee Danner and Darryl 0. Danner. 10:32 p.m .. Racine sq uad tran s· ported Ca ndy Davis 10 Holzer Medical Ce nter. vices on Wednesd ay. Layaway For Chriolma•! • Vo1.41 , No.9 8 --- -- $199 $2 31 $2 71 $319 I to Veterans Memorial Hospital. AI 11:29 a.m., Pom eroy squad wen ! to Amerlcare and transported Carl Sal tier to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. At 12::19 p.m ., Middleport sq uad was called to Guiding Hand Sc hool for Keith McCarty. M cCar ty was treated but not transported. At 10:29 p.m, Pomeroy squa d was ca lled to State Route 24H for Iva Rayburn Rayburn was transrmrtPd to Veterans Memorial Hospllal At One player wins CLEVE LAND tl!Pit - One Super Lotto player won the $9 million jackpot from Wed nesday n ighl 's game beca use th ai player had the six nu mbers chosen in !h e drawing. ____ Meigs announcements _ __ DINING ROOM READIED - Lloyd MIUs and Jim Sanders were hard at work on the Interior of the new McDonald' s restaurant In Pomeroy on Church before the Sou th er n ver· sus Kyger Creek foo tball game on Friday at 4:30p.m DINING ROOM SALE Our selection has never been better. We have tile top tables. trestle tables. farm tables. round and rectangular tables. beautiful china cabinets. hutches and corner cupboards. Formal and everyday styles. TAKE 20°/o OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES COLU MBUS, Ohi o iUP it Final figu res fr om th r 1990 Ohio State Fair show the rx postt ion drew 3.4 million people, down 26,000 visitors fr om the previous year The 1990 allenda ncc also was below the rPcord yPar of 1 ~8n, I he even 1. Jac k Fous!, th r filir \ gP nPra l SYLVANIA m anagPr who presf'n ted th r flgurl's to a mPPiin g of 1hr Oh iu AUDIO · VIDEO TELEVISION SALE Enjoy the fall sports and new programs on a 1991 Sylvania Color Television. They're all on sale! Plus - with the pur<hase of any 13" to 27" Color TV you receive a FREE S Year Extended Picture Tube Warranty and a FREE 2 Year Extended Service WARRANTY. Sep!Rmher 27, are now being completed. Expositions Co mmi ssion Thu rs da y, sa id I he even t ran smoot h!) and had fewer problems !han an1 of th e eight he has d trectrd. F oust sa id a finan cial repor1 on th e fair will be compleled by th e nex t meeting of th f' comm l.r.;.s lon. in late October. " 11 looks ltke wr• did OK, .. he sa id Co lu mbus ·! have dropJX>d from a Fred Arnold, administrativf' coordinator of fairs fo r th P Ohio ro unt .v f<lir s would b e doomed by· a casino Department of Agriculture, told "There is a ripple effec t for those In the horse industry," Arnold sa id . "It ta kes roughly one perso n 1o takP ran• of a ra cr horsC'. but whPn il romPs to dog s. about 12 grpyhounds can bf' handl ed by one per son .. Ohio fair s v.:ill b£' hurt the most." Arnold sa id . "B ut the t· ffr•cts cou ld tr icklr down 1o th1• stl.l lf' fn ir. "From wha 1 I havl' hra rd. p rofit s at rvPr)' ( horsP racing l t rack in l hf' stai r w it h th<' !'XC~·ptio n of Sc ioto Down s ( near A Mei gs C'ounlv \\Om an was ci tr rl tor l aiil!rr to co ntrol <1 t trr she was invo lvP d in fHII' rar arridrnt 011 ('ount.v Road 20 in Sa li sbu ry Town sh ip . VanPssa MI IIPr . '2 0, of L ong Bot tom . WJ:<. trJvrltng southbound when she apparent ly r eac hed down for her purse She thPn drovr off 1hf' lf'ft si dP of t hr road. st rur k a f r ncf> an d came to rrs t on !h e right stdr of the madwav, arco rdtng to a repor t from the Ga lll a-Metgs post of !he Stale Htghwav· Patrol. Our Auto Loans Put The Last Pieces In Place You've finally found the car or truck you wanted. At the right price. Now see us for an auto loan and complete the picture. We can arrange financing for you to meet your budget Call or stop in today and discover how easy it is to put it all together. ONLY $299 CONSOLE ONLY SS69 27" REMOTE STEREO CONSOLE ONLY Deputies MEMBER FDIC "Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. Lundgrrn. ~1l . a onP timP Ia.\· mtnister in thf' Rrorg a. nizf'd Churc h of .Jesus Ch rist of Latter Day Sa int s. wa s convictrd Aug 2~ of agg r ava tPd murder forth(' 19R~ k ill ings. ' 'I'm co nce rnrcl about r nl er l iii nm enl . too ." he add ed. "A ras ino would f<• at ur{' some oft hP srtmf' 5la rs wP tlo a1 fairs_" Thr murdrr s wrrr rom mit tPd HP .'in id hi' ll Pii cvps prople wo uld opt to '>l'PI' nl rr ta inrnPnt i n a .sho wmum with ilfnl 'n ili ps l ikr li quo r as n ppo s ~ · d to .:HI npl'n air fair prrw nt ati on. Arnold rrro nml f• nd r d lhPI'Ornmi ss io n mrrr for a onr-dav ret r eat !o stufl v t llr situa ti on. in April 19R9 but the bodies W('l"l' Chlihowet•, Mo - and 1.1 Iarmer li t foot cel l. that is a horrible cult mrmbPr'-. WNP a rTr strd m•ar San Dirgo, ln drprndrnrr. pu nis hrrH •nt It] <.., thl''if'cund mos T horri!JIP pu n is hm1 •nt Wf' havf', but it i.'-. what .!dfrl'\ l. und grPn clr ~ rn· r :-. · · i.dkt> ('ou n t\ P1 - D~1'r utor StPphrn LaToun•th' sa td Lundgrron kt ll f'fi lht• /\\"f'f _ \ LJmil;. brt'i! USI ' Drnni.'-. .<\\·rr.\ . thr fathrr. wa .'i IM\" and t1is rh ildrPn wr r ~ ' Mo . and iJa)' Ct t\. Mirh . l.ricshammrr ·sa id th e Rror ~antzPd Church. whi r· h Lundg rrn broke awav from to .'-ild rt hL"cutt is bt.~srd on th r br lirf th at th1: spcond com ing of ChrL<., t is nPar·, and ht · <;a id !her r i.., a brlil'f thrrP wilt hr· tt pr,ophPt ro !Pad thr churc h ' 'Yout•ndPd up with a m,_~n wht> f\'!t hr v.a s thP fin.J! prophPt. · Cri rs hammn said " .JPff rf'~ l.undgrf' n and ht s fo ll owf'rs wrnt ov~ · r thr PdgP . .lrffrP)' J.undgrPn lost touch v.:ith rr-alit\ . Thrr P i.., no douht a lx:•u t it ·· Crif's hammPr sdid ht · in no unrul~ an· a pro ph r t ol !wing J pr cph rt of Cod i~ no 0X('U'-f ' lor murdrr. · l.aToun·tte \did "" The ('\'idrnce ha" shown th <:~l .Jf'f fn·\· Lundgrf'n didn't bP!iP\'f' hr wa _-., di'Jing (;od" s wil l. hut r<~lht·r he wa" doing hi s own will .. ··rkliPvrng \OU < ;od 1!1" t'\ I'll Thirty regional workshops scheduled Trams ol primar~· lt ·achrr'-. wi ll lear n how to u sr phon irs a" tl tech ni qur in 1 Parhin~ stu df'n t ~ 1n kinde rga rten through thitd grad e how to rPad and writr at ,'W r t•glonal staff drvelopmrn1v.-o1· k shops coordinated by the Oht o DPpa r tm cn t of Edu~· at 1 on thi s fall and winter . of Th r- one s in v. hir h Mrig" Cou nt y IPil Chf'rs wi l l participiJlr will bf' hrl d in At hr ns on Or t li and Feb. Hi. the pl ace to be ann ou nced. "The Ohio Department of [du,.(' alon will offN thr _ -.,r .'\0 phonics \\'ork i.i hnp<> in fi'."t' n· gion " uf lhP <> Iii li' in rP'iponw In tht' st;!tP rl! i! ntLJ!I' that Ohi o pub l ic <,chr1o l'-. appl,v phnn i('<, tn n •Jd in~ and writing in <,lruc tion. ·.'-.ate! Sta tP Superin 1rndPnt (Jt Public \n _ . , trurtion r·rilnklin f1 Wa iiN Tht> f1r"t da.\ of thp ;-,r sP'-.sro n" wtll he held durin g Scplrmb<•r and Oc tobPr. and th r srcond rl J\. wt I I br prrsrn IPd duri ng ,I a nu a r~ or FPbruarv T hP samr !f'Jchrrs wi ll at tr nd hoth srssions." ht· i'\plc~in ~ ·d Th t , t r.1 in ing '-. t'-" ·" ion .'- wi II ro\·1·r ll 'iing phonic" in cnntf'st. .'. \udyin g words. pl aving w 1t h la ngua~1· . i!nd ;tppl_ v ing phonir.s l o rrading and writin~ in!'truc lion. dcrord rn f-: ro thP supe r m t Pnd r n t Last ..,ummPr. ttw Oi•pa :·rrrH·nt invitPd 10 f'riUCd lllr -"- in!"luding l"ld'-.sroom tPJrht·r:-.. ('ur r irulum <,uprn·isnr" and lk;-1d ! n~: l~roro\ · t' n t r ~JCtwr IP,!df•r·.. , t11 hPip dt•vf'lop two full d;!\ s1''-..'-.ir1n'-. for IPach rr" thai was parked therr Today is National POW-MIA Dav • PrPsiflpnt Ru sh has drc larrd Fr ida 't' (fodavl ii S National POW -MIA tla .v Ed Coza r t. thr l oca l o~ga nizrr: fnr thr da v i n MC'i gs Coun t.v, indieatPs tha t w hile no or ga n izrd act i vltirs.;J r f' planned for thr PonlProy area, ce rtain com muniti es w ill be conducting crrm oni rs Fire damages empty Greenhouse REG. SSS9.00 8-GUN OAK ............................................ SALE S449 "To Quollflod Appticonts 6 w; t_v , . . ·as tr;.-in g to say LundgrPn innocent by n•ason of in sa nit y "Thr ppnalty Wf' <:~rr J'-. kin g l or is a horrib lr p(•na lt.\ ... G rie · shammPr said ·'To sr nd .Jrffrf'y l.u ndgrrn to pri,;,on for thf' res t of h is lifP. to rP':Iide in <tn righl by "'<tS There was al so a top runm ng l ig ht sto lrn from a road grader REG. 5499.00 12-GUN PIN ..............................SALE 5399 9:30-5:00 lgiJmh lin g) at f airs." ""Bl'CH USL' of thr typPs of g amt' S wr ha vp and t hP way Wf' regu Ia tr lbC'm . we· h;wp IJ(•pn known as a Su nday se houl 'i L!tf'," he sa id nor unrovrrf'd in a Kirtland barn Past of Cleveland until .Jan ."{-·J after a member ot Lundgren· .~ fmrnc r· cu l t wr nt toau th nriliPs In Kan sa~ Cit\·. Ttw cu It ha d brokrn up rn DrrPmlwr - af ter movi ng ro nrar fJ<J\·is. W Va . . and latPr Hospital. The sheri ff al so Invest iga ted a report ol a stolen hat tery f rom a co unt y highway roller whic h WJs parkPd nr ;J r Mount Union. REG. 5429.00 8-GUN OAK ............................................ SALE S349 Tuesday-Saturday say in g the l nrl Ppendt•nr·t•, Mo, natlvr bP iiPvrrt hr WCIS followin g God's will whPn hP shot to dPath th r Denni s Avrr~' famil .v. whirh includrd ch ildren ages 1;1 . 1."1 and He was treated and rP IPasr·rl from Vt~ t era n s Memorial REG. 5329.00 6-GUN OAK •..•.......................... SALE 5269 REG. 5389.00 6·GUN PINE.. ............................. SALE 5309 9:30-8:00 tracks In stead or at th P sJaiP and co unty fair s. Also, hr sa id th at "onn-' this I h ing gPt s go ing, 1 f f\1 1 it wi ll br• open up somr thtng According to Meig s Co unty SIH •ri ff Jame s M . Sou lsbv, Berrv A. Yeauger, Co l lins Road. Pnrnt•ro.v. wa s accid enta lly shot i~ th e left hand as he wa s loadi ng.; 1' rcil iliPr au tomat ic. Hunting season is here and we've reduced the price on our gun cabinets. Oak, pine and cherry finishes. Monday Arnol d said h<'· ~ ro rrr t· rne d that en ter tai nm ent dolla rs might bp spent at castno:-. and dog even in g. ~\\\GUN CABINETS STORE HOURS Parks. i n iss uing lhP sP ntrncr , foUowpd the rrcomrnpnd at ion of a l.ak t' County j u ry T hr othPr opti on was \If(• in pri son. DP frnsr' liJ w _ vPr ChariP'-i Crif' shamm Pr piP;Hif•d Thursda~' for thr s pa r ing of Lu ndgTl'n' s life, lhr MPigs Coun l v Sheriff's Dapartment in ves tigated an ar('idPnta! gu nshot In cid en t on Thursda.v An empt y greenhouse owned by Greg Erwin . Mulberrv Heights, wa s damaged In a fire whi ch struck just aflt:r midnight. Pomeroy firem en wPn' ca ll ed to the scene at 12:2 1 a. m. and were there for a boo t ''" hour. According to Firemen Jeff Shank, the f!re apparently sta rted around a fan which was mounted into the pla sl lc coveri ng of th e grernhou.se. Dam age was confined to the pla stic and was se t a! $1.000. Th ere wa s no dama ge to th e fram ewo rk , Shank sa id . Thirteen f iremen acd four trucks were on the scene. Con !l nurd on page 10 1 985-3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO Jeffrey Don Lund gren to death for killing a fi ve- member fam il y belonging to his cu lt. Common Plea s Judge Marlin Gunshot accident probed Now's the time to buy! Our sale prices are low and the extended warranties are FREE. Your Bankfn~... FB Farmers * •• Bank sentPnced re llgi ous cul t IE'adPr MlllPr was uninju rrd . $899 to death for murder PAINESVILLE, Ohio iUP !t A Lake County judge Fricl av He sa id har nf'ss r ari ng at Ar nold sa id a prrststen tl obby mg gr oup is trying lo pers uade the Leglsla lure to approve grev hound racing . Also a re ferendum to allow casino gambli ng in Lorai n is on the November bal lot "ThPrP's no doubt northern Woman cited Jollmving crash 25" REMOTE year ago, .. Arnold said . the co mm issioner s. I he changing of its tight bulbs. The sign Identifies the restaurant to boat traffic nn the Ohio River. Cult leader sentenced But that may not be the case In the f uI ure if casino gambling and grey hound rilcin g are lega lize d, Local news briefs-___, 19" REMOTE COLOR PORTABLE WAY UP HIGII -One of th e exterloroigns for the new McDonald's r estaurant In Pomeroy is so lar2e that It contains a catwalk inside to facilitate Thursday afternoon. The linlshlng touehes on thr rt'staurant, which will open for busin ess on 1990 Ohio fair attendance off slightly from last year when J. h mill ion pPnlJI!' visitr>d 992-2136 221 WEST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO 2 Sections. 14 Pages 2 5 Cen1 s A Multimedi a Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 21. 1990 Copyrighted 1990 Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS- Florence Cir cle, Racine: William Anderson, ReedsvJIIe; Es ta Rober ts, Pomeroy : Carl Nottingham, Long Bottom . DISCHARGES- None. Finance A Used Vehicle • At New Car Rates! 't Low tonlghl In mid 50s. Chance of rain 100 perce nt. Saturday, high In mid 60s. Hospital news At 9 39 a m., Pom eroy squa d went to East Main Street for Soup su pper planned The re will be a soup and sa ndwi ch supper with dessert at the Racine United Methodist Plck-3: 668 Plck-4: 1083 Cards: 10-H, 1>-C, J-D, 10-S Super Lotto 14-15-21-3H0-42 Kicker 626788 Page 3 BERKLINE RECLINER SALE To end marriage EMS has 5 Wednesday calls Five ca l ls for assistanc e were· answered by the unit s of Meigs Count y Emergency Medical Ser - • Ohio Lottery Dodgers reduce Reds' lead Savingg/ Roberts... F.ster Demoss, who waas taken Margarl't Sheridan Margaret son. John Arbaugh a·~ t·~. The Pomeroy Income Tax Department will re-open on Mon day. The new hours for the office. located In the Pomeroy MunlcipaliBullding, will be from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. , Monday through Friday . In addlllon to her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband. William Sheridan in 1985, three sisters. one so n, Jackie Sheridan, a daughter. Betty Sheridan, and an Infant F unera l services will be held on Sa turday at 2 p.m. at Ewi ng Funeral Home In Pomerov wilh Mr. Robert Barton officiating. Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funer;l home from 5 p. m . umll9 p.m. on Friday a! th e funeral home. Thursday, September 20, 1990 ~~~~efl',fOI( f FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, TV'S, FLOOR COVERING 992-3671 DOWNTOWN POMEROY. OHIO IN SAUDIA ARABIA Sec ond Lt. Vaughan J. Spencer, son of Bill and Kay Spencer, 17l Mulberry Ave., Pom eroy, is now se rving in Operation Deser t Shield In Saudi Arahla. Lt. Spencer Is a 1984 graduule of Meigs High Schon!, a 19l!ll graduate of Ohio Lnlverslty, IUid a 1989 gradu ate of the U. S. t\rmy Armor School, Fort Knox, Ky. He has been stationed al Fort Benning, Ga. since i\ugust 1989. Lt. Spencer serves with th•• 69th Armor, !97th Infantry Brigade. Hts address Is 2nd Lt. Vaughan J. Spencer, 286-660510, A.. Co., 2nd Bn. 69 A.R 197 INF· BDE, APO New York, N. GROUP PRESENTATION - Members of the Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 and Auxiliary presented a flag to the studenls ol Tupper s Plains" Y. 093U. \ I~ \ Elementary on Wednesday , A shorl ceremony was conducted In which stud ents were encouraged to respecl and delend lhe flag. \. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 20, 1990 arbaugh bowen pickens sheridan smith