http://66.213.69.5/files/original/32598ac644d7863fa80e27e61fa50eda.pdf 518b8d51cf3d287f076e1fd566b9ea50 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Reds slip .. Past Phils· · Pi<'k 3 777 Pick 4 ' 9706 Page 3 < • ' ' ~ol.40. • e .:. Variable cloudiiM.'ss tonight'. Low In 70s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Thursday, varlablt> cloudiness. Highs in mid KOs. Chanct> of rain 40 percent. • Pages 25 Cents 2 Sections, 12 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper No.42 Copyrighted 1989 Area residents hail Fourth despite· rain . . . . CONCERT IN THE RAIN- Despite the rain which was heavy at · times, Tuesday's Phil Dirt and tht> Dozers In Pomeroy ....----,. went on as scheduled. Concert goers just puUed out the umbrellas and braved the weather. Sheriff probes ·2 Diishaps .The .Meigs Coumy Sheriff's Depa'rment Is Investigating two auto accidents and breaking and entering complaints which have occured since Saturday. Ac;eordlng to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby , the depa'rment took a .·report on Tuesclay· eveJ:llng · from Philip Smith. Ro\Jte'7, tl!at:a house and UUibulldlrig he owned on New Lima Road had been e)1tered and , ransacked. ! Nothing was reported missing, but the deep freezer door was left open causing it 'to run continuously. ' on· Tuesday at 2:07 .p.m. Margie S. Phillips. Marietta. was traveling east on County Road 2~ when she applied her brakes at . the Intersection of County Road 26 causing the vehicle to skid on the wet pavement. After skidding a 180 degree turn the vehicle struck the embankment. There were no Injuries but her 1989 Dodge Caravan received moder· ate damage. On Monday night at 9: 3~ p.m. Stanley Aleshire. Rutland·. was traveling east on Route 3~ and missed the curve at the Inter sec· lion of Route 325 and 124 causing him to go over the embankment. His 19&'i Dodge two door vehicle received light damage and there were no Injuries or clta'tions. On Saturday. the department took a theft report from Lowell Ridenour. Chester, in which he ·stated his trailer on New Hope Road had been entered and various Items taken. A lawn mower was also taken from an · outbuilding. Finally. Sheriff Soulsby re· ports that ~wo suspects have been Identified \n the theft on Martin Pierce's four Wheeler. Pierce declined to prosecute the matter. • .,.... , UNFURLED :- Racine's Junior 8rownle Girl Scouts don't think It's the ,Juiy unless they huild a float fo;:r~th~e~ . ;;~;:::~ Nation .·· ohsenres · Fourth By Unltt>d Press International Amid fireworks and other Fourth of July celebr.atlons. Americans took advarliage of their right to protest by venting their .anger at Supreme Court decisions on flag·burning and abortion and ' by honoring Chi: nese students who died for democracy last month . ·· More than 200 abortion-rights Continued on page 5 By NANCY YOACHAM and JULIE DILLON Sentinel News Staff Despite Tuesday's rain parades. river races, games. musical entertainment and fire· works went on as scheduled throughout Meigs County. The rain started early in the morning in Racine and contlnuC'd off and on throughout the day. Parade officials considered post· ponlng the annual parade until later in the day, but showC'r ~ began to taper off around 9 a.m . and finally stopped just befon•, parade time at 10 a.m. Because of the showers from the night , before, the parade assembled on the parking lot at Southern High School Instead of in the yard at Southern Junior High. Rain held off in Rutland until the afternoon. Even though the weather seemed like it wasn't going to cooperate at time~. the Rutland parade. also siarting at 10 a.m., was a big success with several different awards being presented to the various parade entries. The weather was even less cooperative for the fourth annual Middleport parade with rain keeping most parade entries away. Biit even with' the bleak weather. folks still gathered to see the event. · Ox Roast Success The annual ox roast and entertainment continued all day long at Rutland Park. As usual. a big , crowd was on hand for Rutland's holiday activities and according to Lillie Kennedy. organizer for the day-long cele· bration. "it sprinkled all after· noon" but the drizzle didn't affect the gathering. Immediately following Ra· cine's . parade . barbequed chicken. homemade ice cream and other refreshments went on sale at the ·fire house and sold out within a few hours. Other activl· ties also took place at the fire house as scheduled. Although showers and mists were intermittent throughout the afternoon in Rac.lne. carnival . goers turned out for the amuse· ment rides that were offered, as well as for the "Anything that Floats but a Boat" race which had 10 entries and promises to become an annual event in Racine's July Fourth celebration. Drizzle continued into the evening but a good crowd turned out anyway at Racine's Star Mill Park for musical entertainment and fireworks. People stayed under umbrellas and crowded under the shelterhouse to enjoy the last of the day's events. Racine Village Councilman Robert Beegle anti'cipaies that by next year. Star Mill Park will have a larger parking lot to accomodate th e additional Fourth of July parking. "If ft . hadn't been ~o wet." Beegle said. · vehtcles could have parked on tht• grass in .thP open field whi ch borders the park. ActivitiC's Mow'd InsidP Although rain was hP<J,VY at · time~ in MiddlPport . rhis didn ' t s top the mu sic. All tht · IPstivities were mo\·ed insidP the American Legion Annex on Mill St. whPre · the Shad~· River Shuf.f11•rs and Bobby Est!•p and t h£' Western Travelers performPd for a large crowd. Afterwards. the group dispersC'd to thP Da ve Diles Park for a $4,800 fireworks display . Traffic . for the fireworks was ·'bumper to bumper.· ' according · to Middleport Village Council· man Bob Gilmow. . Fireworks also e nded the da y in Rutland with lots of people on hand for the display . Just like Middlepqrt. Pomeroy also received heavy evening riJin. But the Phil Dirt and the Dozers concert took place as scheduled on lhe Meigs Football Field and a !though the music was stopped temporarily during the · · lleaviE'sl downpour. the audience of several hundred people stayed. When the rairt slacked enough that the band's equip· ment could be uncovered and the performance resumed. the Doz. ers applauded the audience for "hangin' in there." . So all in all. even though it was a wet Fourth of July, area celebrations were still a s uccess. Name Float Winners In Racine. first, second and third place float winners in the parade were the Racine First Baptist Church. the Racine Jun ior and Senior Girl Scouts and the Racine United Methodist Church. r es pectively : The winners received cash prizes . Flrts place winners in their respective divisions in the "Anything that Floats but a Boat" race were the tea m of Jay Bostick. Chris Wolfe and Keith Allen in th e senior divi sion. and the team of Troy Hoback. Aaron · Hoback and Brent DeCrosse in the junior division. Second place in the senior divisioh went to the team of Roger Brauer and James Smith. A trophy went to each winning team. First place in .the Rll Uand parade went to . the ''Rainbow Cloggers." second place to Chucky HarfDon as "Uncle Sam" on stilts. and third place was awarded to the " Sparklln ' DazzelettP·... (Coni inued on P age 5l Lochl news briefs . .... .~ ' Fitzp~trick arraigned on .cha~ge · •· . James L. Fitzpatrick, 21. of Pomeroy, · who was ~i)atged . Monday with involuntary manslaughter In connection with -the death of his stepfather. 53-year-o[d Robert E. Boynton. was arraigned on the chargt>.11 a.m. Moilday In Meigs County Court before Judge Patrick O'Brien. Meigs Prosecuting Attorney Steven Story, representing t.he state. called Boynton's death a "beating death," however. Story ·s'ald In cpurt that the au topsy report may reveal that im object .may have becn111sed In addition to fists . Boynton is said to have been "beaten allbut the head." His body was removed from the Ball Run Road ,residence where the beating Incident occurred around 2 a.m. on Sunday morning, and taken to Franklin County for autopsy. . According' to a report of the Incident, which was released.f tom the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, Boynton had ailegedly been beating his children. Fitzp!ltrlck. who sustained a laceJ:ation to hi$ arm during the fight with. his stepfather. was ,taken from the home by private vehicle to Veterans Memorial liospltal. Pomeroy Pollee arreste.d Fitzpatrick at the hospital. Attorney John Lentes was appointed Monday by . . court as Fitzpatrick's counsel. Lentes appeared In court with his clle.nt. A 12!\.,000 bond was se1 by the 'c ourt and Fitzpatrick was returned to the custody of the Meigs County Sheriff. A preliminary hearing for Fitzpatrick Is scheduled for Monday. 9 a.m., also before Judge O'Brien. C?ntinued on page 5 UNCLE SAM - . did quite a good job of porlray!ng "Uncle Sam" In Ruland's annual Fourth of July parade. · North's jail term suspe~ded by judge ... ,_.---~o-.-:-~-.;..-------~;...~~-- WASHINGTON (UPI) - ,·A federal judge gave former White House aide Oliver North a three· year suspended · prison • sentence and fined him $150.000 Wednesday for hiS May 4 convlc· tlons on thr~ crimes arising from the Iran-Colltra scandal. U.S. District !Judge Gerhard Gesell chose 16 give North no time In prison for h·ls role In the worst crisis of Ronald Reagan's presidency. Instead handing doWn the t,hree,year suspended term along with two years of probation, 1,200 hours of com· munlty service, the $150,000 In• fines and a $150 "special assessment." MOST ORIGINAL- TheMiddleportiUdSox ball team rt>celvf!d tbe Utle of "most original" In the fourtb annual Fourth of .1•11 parade ln. Middleport. Despite the adverse weather conditio._; peopll' sdll turned out for the event. · ( J �• • .· • Commentary . ' Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THLINTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb . ~~ '""-..._..,..,~=·-=CHARLENE'HOEFLICH ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsber .. General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD AssiStant Publlsher/ Control!er '• . . A MEMBER of 'n!e A~ated 1're!Js, Inland Dally freis AS!IOclaikia aad tbe Am«klan Newsp&per Publlsbers ASIOdatlon. LE'M'ERSOFOPINION are welcome. They ,s hquld be lellslhan300 wonlo lol!l· AD IMler~ ll'e subject 1<1 ·editing and must be sl~ed 'lllh .aame, andlelepboae number. No unolcned IMiers will be publlabed. Letters sbo111d be In good lute, addressing Issue~~, aol penonall· ,.... 10d4r•• Governor, legi~latoi'S , dodge a ·~ullet -in writing the budget • ) . ' WASHINGTON Korean trltks In a nJght.and then sleep Vic_e ·cops ln,Texa!t• wltb contacts bQ9kers are plying their trade . side hy side wlfh other prostl- nat(9nwlde, malntaJn ·· that at around the United States In tutes on the floor. Vice , cops least 80 percent of the house~ of houses of prostitution thinly report cases where prostitutes prostitution In the country use disguised as massage parlors have · claimed tbey we~e not · l.<orean women. and modeling studios. The hciokallowed .outside for ' four years. , • It I§ not just a big-city proble.m. ers are not smuigllll! secretly Many of the women are sent to Korean houses of prostltutlqn Into the country - the U.S. ; cosmetic surgeons who .round have recently sprouted In Monmllltary brings them ln. tbelr eyes and Inflate their tana, Wyoming and Ida!Jo. According to top federal and breasts-. ·· A top Investigator for the state Investigators,' 99 percent of , As.the wl(e of a soldier, even a Immigration and Natural~atlon the Korean prostitutes working prostitute Is almost guaranteed Service In Washlngton,'D.C., told In the United States got here by admittance to the United States. our associate Jim Lynch that the marrying American Gls stat!-; Korean pollee rarely enforce public Is oblivious to the proboned In Korea. prostlt11tlon laws, so many of·tbe !em. "We could take a walk a few Tbe marriages o!ten are brief. women have no arrest record to blo(:!ks down the street and I Many appear to be arrang\!(1 by , tip off the U.S. muttary author!- • could point out t.hree Korean American-Korean crime syildl· { ties whO ·OK the ~rrlages. whorehouses," he said. • · cates. SometlJIIes the <'soldier Is Korean officials working lor the In recent years, Houston pollee duped Into marriage \vith · -a • Arl'llY certify the marriages, and · have ldentlfled as many as 300 wom01n Who ~eave-s him When the paperwork Is rubber- Korean ~tltutes, most of they are transferred . to the . "stamped by American officers. · whom were · GI ·· brides , who United States. Sometlmes·tbe GI Former ·U.S. Embassy officials arrived at the Army's Fort Hood Is part of the scam, collecting as In K11rea told IJS, ;that some near Houston. ·· much as $10,000 as a lee to marry · Koreans on the Army payroll' Tbe .,Umy -has about 32,000 a Korean hooker and l:lrlng her · mool)llght fol' black market visa people stationed. !P Korea. Some . home. , ' . brokers . . · · 200 soldiers marry Korean The·a~rangement Is no bargain Koreans have become theniost women e!ich'lnonth. Most of the for the woma!J'.. Sire may spend COIJl.f!!On purveyer~ of organl2ed ,marrjages are legltlmate, but years paying ott debts to the proslltutlon In the United States, some· a,re shams. A . former syndicate that brought her here. according to pollee and~erat " undereov:E!~ agent for the U.S. She may tu~11 as · many as 20 · Investigators we lnte wed. Embassy I)\ Seoul tol\J us that some s'oidlers marry three or four Korean women on their tour • of duty tbere. Terence O'Rourke, assistant county prosecutor tor Harris • County, Texas, which Includes Houston, told us tbat the Army refuses to see tbe probleiJl. "I see it In my ·streets and In my . neighborhoods. Neighborhood people hate whorehouses, a.nd the biggest source of whorehouses !s tbe· ,U.S. Army," he said. . We P\lt some questions to the Army. A spokes,man. at · the Pentagon said there was ".nobody here who could answer .them." Gu~ ··q uestions _ w'e re passed along to officers In Korea who had not responded by press ilme. · O'Rourke thinks the · Korean government might be more wUllng to stop _the flow of J?ogus brides If It knew what kind of life those' women face here. ''They · age quickly In this business," O'Rourke said. "TbeY,a~ehuman tragedy sto~ies." . ... ., . ". UP~ys~!~s!'~~?te. Page-2-The PJily Sentinel Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio Wectnesday, Ju!': 5, 1.989 . ) . Long·. p·_.r~~laihis . stl'ccess:·for ·prQgr·~rils COLUMBUS - There was a lot of backslapping, smiling and . , 1' ~ handshaking at the Statehouse last week as the budget was enacted · · .. , for the next two years. Bolstered by lllrger than e/(· . elderly population and In South· $8 million 'has been Included for And with goOd reason. peeled revenues, lawmakers til ern·Ohio, many of our seniors are the Eldercare Pilot Programs. The new budget is S26.7 billion in state money, an increase of $3.6 . the Ohio General Assembly ' faced with either Institutional 'rhese montes wUl be used to billion or 18 percent over the· existing spending level, all without passed a compromise $26 billion long term care or Isolation due to provide for a rural Eldercare Increasing major taxes. two-year budget that bOosts state · the lack of public and private option demonstration program spending on Education, Elder- . resources. ln the · budget, $28 that wUl ass-Ist the elderly ' 'in Gov. Richard Celeste led the cheer leading. calling the budget'"an extraordinary achievement" that "spells a tremendous future for our care and the Ohio Valley •Area ·million has lieen restored to receiving ln·hC)me services. . stated." He addmired the bipartisan spirit in which the final prOduct Libraries, without any Increase • ·E,dercare programs. These se~l~e:'O:~~u~:.~e ~0 ~! c:~~ 1 1 was, eve ope on t me. in taxes. . , ., .• · funils will b~ used for Passpprt, Ga,g me with an ax handle. Tbe Legislature voted to ,;~p- . Home Meals on Wheels, Transpomiddle 'income elders who would' What is so extraordinary about finding_yourself with $380 million proprlate $456 ,mllllon more''for ' ration and Housing Assistance not receive assistance through ·· t. how tospend 1' t w ith ou t ge t tmg · Medicaid or Passport Proarams. you didn 't expec t an d th en !I gunngou primary, secondary and higher '~ and Protective Services for our '" . ,. education than the G.o vernor had . seniors. , , I am encouraged by the posslb· into a flstfight? And what is so tremendous· for the .future about a state whose recommended. Tbe new monies · ; . 1 am also pleased, to report that llty that one of thes~ pll~ts wll\ be leaders have yet to come to grips with what is basically wrong with bring the basic aid appropriation • the system of financing Its public schoolS? for the biennium to a record $3.i2 billion, which in turri boosts the Celeste found the budget "aggressive" in funding areas which he total appropriation for public had recommended In his State of the State message last January. He was talking about eldercare. where the Legislature cut Celeste's schools to $6.7 billion: ·recommendations' by $24 million and bOldly approved ONE urban An additional bonus In the final budget_package Is a mo!llflcatiol) pilot project and ONE rural pilot project to see how older people can live independently with the proper services provided. in the funding formula to enThe governor was talking about alcohol and drug abuse recovery hance the share of dollars being allocated to' lOll' property poor services, where the Legislature aggressively set aslde$31 million and put off a decision on who should be in cha_rge of the program. school districts. This change will bring greater equity to many , And he was . talking about . economic development, Wh~re the ;conference committee restored $10 million In business development 1 schools In Southern Ohio. -money trimmed earlier by· the Senate. · 1 · In a related area, library : As for the matter of ~eeping taxes stable, that must·have been a 1 servlcesWillbeprovldedthr9ugh toughie. The lawmakers were handed rosy new revenue projections 1 'the Ohio Valley Area Libl'arles by the state Office of Budget and Management. ' (OVAL) to residents of Southern , This was after Celeste had proposed raising cigarette and alcoholic Ohio after a long-foughfbattle to ·beverage taxes to finance the eldercare and health care proposals \ keep tundlngforOVAL In the 1990 :and on top of that , suggested a 1 percent ·income tax earmarked for Fiscal Year budget. $812,000 will · :education. be appropriated to OVAL. The governor credited his own administration for prudent money ' For some tlme now, OVAL has been an Important part of our management. "I think Ohioans were well served by the fact that we earned a performance bonus ," he said. · . region because It serves 10 True, the governor and the lawmakers used conservative revenue counties In Southern Ohio and ,estimates to err on the side of caution. And to their credit, they have provides prog]-ams and servlc~s :taken some of the extra money and put it in a "rain)'' day" fund. such as RIF (Reading Is Funda, e've seen extraordi nary. achievements in budgetlng ·before.- mental); the Bookmobile; mall· :and this s no extraordinary achievement. · In book services and computer · This is get of extraordinary luck on the part of those writing it . access. They were ·a·fraid to death of having to raise taxes , and they dodged a Ohio seeks to become a nabullet because of the la,t est revenue windfall. tiona! leader In Head Start by "Somebody up there helped us.' ' conceded Senate President appropriating $19. million for the Stanley Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, lookmg skyward as he joined the program which• Is tbe largest :governor and other legislative leaders at a post-budget pep rally. figure of'any staie In the union .. Head Start- provides comprehensive preschool services for 3 to 5, year. olds lnclu~ng -health, nutrition, educational and dental ,· .,. assistance. Educators praise this program as' one of. the best of Its kind, that Dottie is trying to build. The primarily due to tbe facfthat It :Dear Editor: : We, the Boosters of Eastern paper articles Is all I know and It mandates parent Involvement In WITHONE fiLLED High School, wish to thank all sounds pollflcaL Isn't the the educational P.f!IC4lSS.- Head FAMILY CASH STAMP SAVERS BOOK WitHOUT STAMP SAYERS BOOK '1 .H everyone who participated in cou nell wanting to clear up the Start has also been successful In · deterring future students who apwarance of our little river anyway (through labor or dona· town. How could a nice' neat boat would otherwise be prone to drop .• · ' I tlon to make last weekend a huge · · · out of school. dock hurt that? success. The help of many made Thank you, Ohio Is currently ranked ~thIn suPRauFE BATTERIES our Super Weekend another Kathryn Mora , the Nation. In the size of ft's milestone In earning the much S!ZUA·4 PACK .needed money for 'the extra• • • :currlcular activities for the 1989!VOLT-SINGLE. 99~ SIZE C'OR 0·2 PACK/' ·90 school year. , A special thanks to the Orange WITH ONE m~;~o , F~Mi l ~ CASH STAMP S~VERS 8001( Township Fire Department tor WITHOUT STAMP SAVERS BOOK·'I.H & '1 .$1 ' assisting with the chicken l;lar-b· -~----------coUPON-~-~------ 1 · .que, Kirk and Carla Clievaller ·and the Chester Fire Department· I • PAPER TOWELS :for making the delicious homeI ASSOJHED DESIGNEfl OR I made lee cream, and Dqn TbO· . ' ~ ICROWA\fEWHI(E I mas and the Pomeroj)l Fire '. I Department for the use of the S<NGLt I. ROL L snow cone machine, anc! to • • I Marshall Roush for donating the WITH ONE FILLED L FA.MIL'f CASH ST"'MPS~Vf~S BOOK I ·many, many, flats of beautiful WITHOUT STAMP SAVER~ 8001< ·11" I . ' ' nowers. To all o! you our hats are of!! Sincerely, ICE 'N CREAMY (JHOCOLA fE 011 IIARIHY Jl.i~C!( OA Deryl arid Dor,is Well 1 Letters to the editor ' 2~0Z • • .J L . en. · an ong 1 located In Southeastern Ohio, primarily · due to the strong efforts and ·organization of our toea! Councils on' Aging. · If you have ·any quesl1ons pertaining to the budget, vartous ~ items within It, or any other Issue of concern, do not hesitate to call me at 614. 466- 81• 6, or write·. " SenatorJariM\chaelLong,Statehouse, Columbus, Olilo 43215. · , · '· ;~. l . . $'1\' "' .. .. "'='-' Dear Editor: I ~~eVer dreamed last year ,when 1 requested a'safety wall be buUt at the Kroger exit that It would turn Into such a beautiful wall and I just want to say thanks· !o tbe town for the wall, 11,nd to ·Krogers for planting the flowers, and lor the flag. Its just I 1 I I I Offer Expires July 8, 19~9· '... ~ ,, Good At Corky's Claulcs · . ·I . I • 1. 1 12Sggc: lNTifUIICIAL SPIIAY POWDER . ' ••• '' I). I}. 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Armas' home run was his six th in just 1~ games this yca1'. The Angels hav~ won nine of 11. Royals 10, Alhletks I A:t Oakland. Bo Jackson ham mered a pair of hOmer~ and Brei Saberhagen scattered five hits and struck out a spason-hlgh llln seven innings to help the Royals break a three-game losing streak. Loser Matt Young, 0-2, las ted only three innings. Jack· son's fifth career two-homer game gave him 20 for the season to go with 20 steals. He finished 3 for 5 )Vlth 3 RBI. . BOUNTY I I 1 I innings for his,seventh save. Indians 3, White Sox 2 By PAUL DeFEDE "Revenge was not'the overr!d· At Cleveland, Luis Aguayo UPI Sports Writer ' ' :Q~E;A'KS UP DOUBLE PlAY - ~hiiUes saeker Tom lng 'factor ," Schmidt said. "1 belted a two-run homer in the In the end. a questionable Herr' has his double, play attempt brolien 'up . Reds' Kat wanted to make better pitches to . fifth inning and Scott Bailes. 4-3, scoring decision was the biggest · Daniels In the fifth Inning oi,TuQSday night's ga'ill!! Philadelphia. mix up my spe~ds and location pitched six-hit ball over seven hit the Toronto Blues Jays could . .. . ' • The. Reds ,went on to' Win 2-1-jtTPI), get to stop Dave Schmidt's · better. Ifelttliatmmylastout!ng innings. Doug Jones, pitched the . R :_ I threw too many pitches to the ninth for his 20th save. Me lido chance for a perfect game. The Orloie right-hander car· . same spot. Perez , 5-10, allowed five 'h its and The Blue Jays ~aid Schmidt's three runs In 6 1-3 Innings . ried a perfect game through six control was the dec1dlng factor. Aguayo's homer was his first of innings before Tony Fernandez By Unitecl Press ~nte~natlonal dropped to 1-8. dropped a bunt single in the "You throw a lot of strikes, you the year. ' Alex Infante singled home Sil At Richmond, Va .. the Braves seventh of an eventual 8-0 Baltlgel a lotofguysout.:' said George Br~wers 4, Red Sox 3 Campusano to ignite a four-run scored twice in the eighth inning more victory. Schmidt combined Bell. At Boston, Paul Mohtor llth inning' Tuesday, leading .the to rally for a victory ,over with Mark Williamson on a Baltimore took a 1-0 lead in the slammed a solo homer to snap a Rochester. Richmond scored two-hitter. Syracuse Chiefs to a f0-6 Internsthli'd Inning of£ Toronto' s Dave 2-2 tie In the eighth· and end tiona! League victory over the twice ln . the first inning , before "I thought it was a questlona- Steib, 7-5.• Cra1g Worthington Milwaukee's eight-game losing falling .behin\1 ' 3-2 after six ble call, but that's the way it drew a leadoff walk and Cal streak at Fenway Park. The Columbu s Clippers at Columbus. Ohio Innings. John Kilrier,.1-0, was the goes," Schmidt, 8-7, said on the Ripken J r. followed wj.th a Brewers had !p~t 16 of 17 in· With the score 6-6, Campusano winner- while Mike Raczka bunt down the first-base line. ground ball that hopped under Boston dating to 1987. Clms dropped to 1-~- · · Catcher Mickey Tettleton's the glove of third baseman Boslo, 8-5. was the winner and reached on an error wttti one out in the 11th and went tothitd on Ed ' At Norfolk, Va .. Mike Maddux throw skipped off the glove of Manny Lee. Worthington scored . Dan Plesac closed out for his Sprague's single · off re.llevE:r fired ·a five-hitter to spark first baseman Jim Traber on a • all the way from first base on the league-leading 21st save. Joe Tidewater, which scored twice in close play at the bag. It was error, Scott Nielsen. 4-8. Sprague went Price fell to 1-4. the first inning to make a loser of scored a single but Fernandez to second on the throw to third. The Orioles stretched their Mariners 3, Twins 2 Infante''s hit .scored Campusano Kip Gross, 0-1. Madddux im· was·erased going to second. lead to 3-0 in the seventh off At Seattle. Jetfrey Leonard with the go-ahead run. Luis Sojo · proved to 3·1. . · ' "Maybe It distracted me a reliever David Wells. With two ripped a run-scoring double to ·, ·' singled home Spnigue. Glenallen American Association little bit, " Schmidt said. "If I'd out. Phil Bradley singled and trigger a three-run fourth Inning At Buffalo. N.Y .. Indianapolis gone the rest of the way and not Rlpken followed by drilling a 1-0 and Scott Bankhead won·his fifth · Hill's double off Dar-rin Chapin scored five times In the third given up a hit, maybe we'd talk pitch into.the left-field bleachers straight game. Bankhead. 7-4, scoredlnfanteandSofotocap'the !ourcrun inning. inning to overpower the Bisons. about changing the call. But for his lOth home run of the year. yielded one run and only three Rehever Jose Nunez. 6-8, Urbano Lugo, 6-2, ·was t·he . there's no bitterness." Baltimore also add~d five runs hits over 7 1-3. Innings . · Mike . worked three and one-third hit· . beneficiary of the of!ensive .out· Official scorer Joe Sawchuck. in the ninth. . Schooler picked up his 18th save. :; Jess innings and struck out seven· burst. Dorn Taylor dropped to . who was working without the Elsewhere In the AL. CNew , . to record the victory. · 7-6. ' -~ assistance of a replay monitor, York zipped Detroit 1-0, Cleve• Columbus sent the game into stood by his calL "I tho~ht he land scalped Chicago 3-2, Mil· The Daily Sentinel ;.:, extra Innings with two runs in the ' (Fernandez) would have been waukee clipped Boston 4-3, Seat, ; eighth. Randy Velarde singled Spencer visits Europe there. even if Traber had hung on tle .edged .Minnesota 3-2. (USPS 145-9111) • , and •scored on a t.rlp!e by pinch • ' to the ball.'' Sawchuk said. 'California bopped Texas 5-3 and A Dlvlljon ol Mulllmodll!o Inc. , : hitter Stan Jefferson. Hal Morris COLUMBUS- Angle Spencer. · "Besides .. they . haven't yet in· Kansas City pounded Oakland Published every afternoon, Monday doubled inside third base to score daug)lter of Mr. and Mrs . Roger stalled th e TVs 1at th e- new 10-1. . throogh Friday, ll1 Court St., Po· " Jefferson with the tying run. A. Spencer of Tuppers Plains. SkyDome) s9 there's no benefit meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· Yankees 1, Tigers 0 Ushlng Company/MultlrhedJa, Inc., ;> Elsewhere In the IL, Toledo recently competed In Europe of a rephly .'' At New York, Tom Brookens Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992·2156. Se· • routed Pawtucket 10-3. Richwith the Otterbein College Maybe what the Blue Jays smgled hoine Jesse Barfield In cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, ' mond- edged Roches te,J: 4-3 and Women's basketball team. The needed was a replay of last the fourth Inning for the only run Ohio. · Scranto11 W.ilkes-Barre- nipped June .~2-22 leur Included stops in Thursday's game against and Don Schulze, J.O, scattered Member: United Press International, '· Tidewater 2-1. H~Jlland , . Germany, "Belgium, Schmidt, wljen they rocked him six hits In seven Innings. Schulze, Inland Dally Press Association and the Ohio Newspaper Association. National In th.e American Association, it ' and 'France where th~ Lady !QJ' six runs and 12 hits in three recalled from the minors prior to Ad~ertlstng Representative, Branham was: . Indianapolis 7, Buffalo 2; Cards played four games ag!llnst .Innings at Baltimore. This time, the game, walked two and struck. Newspaper Sales, 733 Third. Avenue, the,:~tch teams "Chlta" and he lasted 6-1-3 Innings before out four. Lee Guetterman picked New York, New York10017. :: Louisville >. Nashville 1 in the ' ,first game . and Louisville_ ~-- ."Arnemll_ Eag~'~ the German ... being lifted_for Williamson. _who .. up_Q.is lOth save. Fr;!!n~ Tanaiyl,,__ ~R-- send address changes Nashville 0 in the second game; • team "Yiktorla Dusseldorf".and worked a perfect final' 2 2-3 7-8 was the loser. to The DaUy Sentinel, lll 'Coort St., Pomeroy, Ohlo 45769. ' Omaha 8, Iowa l; and Denver6. Amsterdlim ' s ".Pellkaan · i:- Oklahoma City-4. Basketiers". SUBIICBII'TION BATES :0, International League ,. Th~ O!terbein College By Carrier or Motar Route One Week ................ ....... ,.. ... .. .... SUO AtPawtuck!'i. R.I.. ·~obRlchle ' Women's Basketball team is in One Month ..... .. .................... ... $6.10 ·. and Doug Strange homered to the "growlhg stages, " according One Year .......... ............... .:... -$72.~ lea·d a 16-hit at tack that fueled to coaeh Mary Beth Kennecjy. • . ' SINGLE COPY PRICE the Mud Hens. Toledo scored Spencer, a 198o graduate of RACINE - .Skyline Speedway duced to the racing card for the Dally ............. ,..................... 25 Cents three runs In the.first inning and Eastern-Meigs High School, Is a in ;Stewart.Oijio, having switched first time this season an<l will Subscrlt.ers ,nott,lestrlngtopay the car, · five mor<' in the seventh to back June.1989 graduate of· Otterbein. to a Friday evening agenda, will continue to be on the agenda for rier may remit In advance direct to "" Kevin Ritz. 7-8. Steve Ellsworth majoring in physical education. The Daily sentinel on a3,6or 12month sponsor the , annual Bob the remainder of the year. basis. Credit wW be gtvencarrler eat:h Adams,Sr. Memorial Race this Also sportsman cars and street weeR. • Friday. July 7, beginning at 7 stocks will also compete. No subscriptions by mali permitted In p.m. Skyline now has a guaranteed areas where hOme carrier service Is avaJiable · ' Bob "Bobby Joe" Adams, Sr. purse and a new racing format to · of Racine was well-respected 1!1 better suit the fans and drivers Moll Suboerlpllono ' • the'raclrig community as well by every Friday night beginning lnolde Melp CO.nty • 13 weekS .................................. $19.24 his'ilon-racing !riends·and thus Is this week. ·' 26 Weeks .................................. $37.96 HeutUn n !WI • • Ht Whaley's 'Dash for the Cash'. one of few driver's nationally to 52 Weeks ........ ...................... . $74.36 Maj~rs . ., Ohl:lni*fl ... 1 n :t1 .s:u ~ Outolde Meip Coui!IY san Dll'acr .- -13 -1M2 Mtt be honored by an annual raoing sponsored by Gene Whaley of Ry 1 nllt•d l'rt•,.ol lnll'r ruttoml,. 13 Weeks ..,.. ...... .. ................... $20.80 lAM .L'" -''lf'H !8 l!t -1 7' t ' event In his memory. • Whaley's Auto Parts in Darwin is r\.\tERif'i\N LE,\G\ t: .:..· . Atlaftbt. ,31 -Ill Hi, 1-1 • 26 Weeks .............................. .... $40.:10 t;w;t •' ... 'ht'Nda.v·s Rt'iiiu1b; always an Interesting,attraction. Five years ago the eldest 52 Weeks ........ , ......................... $75.40 \\ I. Pt·t GR ('llit>a«O 5, HM Dlt•,CO I Adams suffered a fatal heart .' ·Rulllmon ... , ............ lfi 31 .~ i:"i Continued on Mge 4 HouMton 10, NI'W \ ' ork 3 ~-'\l \ ' nrl,; .. ,, ............ ,. -Ill U A!t4 1 1<: !4t. LotiM t, &..!1 1\11 ,-lf'H I , attack at Skyline Speedway after :\lllw.!UII•t•, ,.,. ............ 411 U ..1~:! "II: .,' Pttu.hul"'tlli, I'! an FranciKC:o a 1\Mion ..... ................ II! .II ..IIH 'l' 1 : winning his final race. Today Bob fl•t'l•llill t, Phlllldt'lpNu 1 t I C'lj'\l •llttld ........ , .......... IM • U ..119 ltl 1 t\llanta II, Mofiii'('MI ;I J~. carries on the winAdams. Tornnlu .. ,, .................UI ' .J4 ..18:1 !t · '. W••lld~'MGilmt>S . Dt•trttlt .................... ;JI .JR 3111! U ning ' family' tradition In the ,, Cln(... nllliiCMa ..... II-M) Ill PhllluMphlu !Ml·WIIHumM f·A), i~35 p.m. familiar "Black Bandit" "'""'..~ II i:l 81'! - 1 .. , ..... ...... ' Ollkland Sun Fntncl~~t•o ("' llliOft D· l) ut Pil.,.._ l 'ullfnrnill ............... HI 'U .flln 1 Chev-rolet. hurwb (\\ulk '""l· 1:3~ p.m. Kam!<U-"~ (II\ ..... .... .. ..U :IG .!lsti -1 Monlrt>ul (MurtlnrJ: K-1) ut 1\llanta Many top dr!vers.from around Tt·~u!'; ....... ,... . ..... .1-1 .U.1 ii I Ulllqulto~l .W), '2:-10p.m . •I Mlnnt•sntu ... ..... , . . . AI 41 .MHI 11 1 : the country are·expected to be In , ~an I}II•KI) (Rumiii'IM'D :~1) Ill fhlt'III!;O S...lllth' , ..... .. . .(.. .. .:lK 43 1-I&R II (Sandt>r•n'NI ),II.GS p m. the area for this week's $1,200 to !: rhltuao.... . . ... :ll' . ! ii2 l;uu l lt 't LoM Aa ..... f'M (Htr~IM'I' ..7) ill. Sl , J.ouiM ,.. 1 Tut-,.tl•'" Kt-,.uJ~,. win purse. In the past the .event (IJ'('rr.)' 1-'J) ,'Ii:U p.n1. Nt•w 1'ork 1. Dt•l roll II ',N.,.- \ 'altl (DarMn~ B-!1) al Ho.,..on ;' has drawn such natiOnally known •· Ot•wlantl:i, Ollt•a~to '.! IKnf"PprrHhH:.Up.m. , Mllw:iu..,t• 4. llnMlol'l :1 · 'l'ltlnNI.t;t"''t Gam.-,. _ · drivers as Mike Balzano, Charlie 8alllmort' ~. Tnm,..n II Han Dll'IIO Ill C'hl~lllO Swartz. Jack Boggs, Larry Yan!4t•alU1• R. Mln~ntil I Phikdt'l!;>hllllll .\I Uta. nl,;fll C'ulilo;.r~.Ua 1\, Tf'XOII:'i :: • SU , P't'unciMt'O al PIIWiurKb, •lll'hl tis, Delmas Conley. and Rodney lianl'ill!i ( lly 10, OukW.nd I ,Wl'diH'i'ld~·~ (;;um..,; Combs. now of Grand National .. · flnclnm11111NI•w1 'ork.nl.,tll O.•troll (l'alm("r Q-J) Ul Nt'll: \'ork Lo11 An ...ll'!lut Sl. Lollti, nl•b& fame. cHuM>kln~!HI ), i:afl p.m. ' Bob Adams. Jr. has approp· Mllwalllri ' t' (Na,·arro I·•) Ill Rot~lon cftoddick('r :t-1), 7::\5 p.111 '' won ihtee of the memorrlately ('lllra.-o (Ri'll'lf'l i"" ) at ('lt'\j•luild Calendar ., Ial races with an extra, deter~ 1Swlndt•IIICI ·2 ), 1:35 pm Balllmon• t Mlluc.'ki 4· )1.) at Ternnlo ." :......_."-''" ~ort"' C:11.lmdar m !ned efforl. \: a.... h.wt IKf'V 1·i), 7; :U p.rfl · ,\miPi'tcan lA'~· Kan~ ( lty(INihr-o~ndt n.H) 111 U~tklllnd In addition to the late mOdels, Df'fNII .aNN \ork, 'l':H p.m. • (\\l•k-h f...J j , HI 115 p .OI. mOdels w111 be lntro· semi-late Mlhnullrr 'll Bolllon. 7::SI p.m. MlnDPHot:u (0l't'r fl.l) ul ~uuh· Annual Bob Adams, Sr. Memorial·Race set Friday · KODAK- CJ-FF-. !' Schmidt ·pitphes Baltimore· ·nitte to 8-0' triumph - ·> 79<= .' Corky's Class.icc ~ . of the season. 14-4. to an eight-run lead In the The game was played In 104 !lrst lnplng, sendmg 13 men to , minutes, .the fastest game In the the plate. majors this season. The previous Pirates 5, Giants I fastest was 108 minutes, when At Pittsburgh, Jose Lind and Atlanta beat Cincinnati last R.J. Reynolds each drove In two week. Browning also was the runs In a four-run tlfth inning to pitcher In that game. help the Plraies earn their eighth .Elsewhere In the National victory in the 'tast 10 games. League. Chicago clubbed. San Rookie Randy Kramer, 3-4, Diego 5·1, Houston . trounce(! notched ' the ·win while Don New York •10-3, Pittsburgh Robinson. 7-6, lost his third game topped San Francisco, 5..a, St. of the year to his former Pirate Louis nipped Los Angeles 2-1 ·and teammates . Atlanta thumped Montreal 8-3. Cardinals 2, Dodgers I •. Cubs 5, Padres 1 At St. Louis. Vince Coleman At . Chicago, Andre Dawson stole his 44th consecu\ive base collected · three hits and Mike . and Joe Magrane. 8-6. pitched his Bielecki, 7-4. reached a. career- second consecutive complete high In vt'c torles. Steve Wilson game victory. Los Angeles stargained his second save, San ter Fernando Valenzuela. ·4-,7• Diego starter E;d Whitson was tagged for his second consec· dropped to 10·6. The' Padres utive defeat after four straight scored their lone run lrt lheelghth victories . when Tony Gwynn singled off Braves 9, Expos 3 WilSon and scoreil on Marvel At Atlanta, Jell Blauser went 4 · Wynbe's double. for 4 and sparked a five-run first Astros 10, Mets 3 with a two-run double. Marty At Houston, Mike Scott Clary, 2-0, pitched five Innings worked eight Innings to become for the victory, giving up two the first14-game winner In the earned runs and seven hits while majors, Loser Bob Ojeda. 5-8. notching two strikeouts. Kevin W!!nt just two-thirds Qf an Gross. 7-8, allowed seven runs on Inning. The Astros stak~ Scott. eight hits. r Clippers drop 10-6 decisi9n , · s- where you want them. That's what I was able to 'tlo tonight." Browning, 7-6. who had a perfect game In a 1·0 victory over the . Los Angeles Dodgers last Sept. 16, struck out lour and walked non.e In 81-3 1nnlngs as he threw 80 pitches. 61 of them for strikes. John Franco g9t Len Dykstra to ground Into a double pla'y tp record' his 22nd save. Browning, the only rookie ever to win 20 games, came Into Tuesday night's game having allowed only seven earned runs In 42 1·3 'Innings, for a 1.49 ERA. Before the ninth-Inning run. Browning had stretched Is streak ot shutout Innings to 33. the lp~st S'tring in the National League this season. The Reds took a 2-0 lead off Terry .Mulholland, 1·2,. on only one hit in the first Inning. Harris walked to start Jhe game and scored on Kat Daniels' double, with Daniels going to third on the throw home. Daniels scored on · a fielder's choice grounder I) It by Paul O'NeilL ' Mulbolland gave up six hjts, walked four and struck out five in · hurling his first complete game · By TIM MCMANUS UPI Sports Writer With mental concentration. Tom Browning was abl~o turn mediocre stuff Into near perfection. Browning came within three outs Tuesday night In fhlladel· ph@ of becoming the !lrst majorleague hurler In history to t~w two perfect games. The Cincinnati Reds leftbander ret!red ,the first 24 hitters through eight Innings until Dickie Thon drove an 0-1 pitch to right-center for a double to open the ninth and erid Browning's bid ' for Immortality. "It was a fastball away," Thon said. "I was certainly aware of . the situation. When he's In a groove, he doesn' t give you that much to hit." Steve Jehz then added an RBI single and Browning set tied for a 2·1 victory over the Philadelphia Ph!llles. · "I didn't feel good going Into the game. I felt a little run down. " Browplng said. "Y,ou · have a tendency to concentrate more when you ~~ll!;lve. yo'M good stuff and get your pitches :Korean. prost~tutes . ~n~r. U.S~ as· brides . : · . . . . _ . · Jack Anderson The Daily Sentinel ., 'just . misses' s~ond perfect game· -. . . J ' The Daily Ohio .. �t Wednesday, July 5, 1989 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Graf and Martina advance to semifinals ·: A BACKHANDER - Chr.ls Evert hits a backhand to Italy's : Laura Golarsa during Q\larterflnal action at Wimbledon Tuesday. :. .,:vert defeated Golarsa in three sets to face WestGermany'sSteffl •r Graf in the semifinals. (UPI) l Continued from page 3 nnnua ... - - - - - - - - ·~ ~ ' A ; Next week will be Whaley's Parts night as Whaley's is guaranteeing $1.000 to win for the Late Model cars. :. Local drtvers expected to be on 6and this week are Marc French. former feature winner; Lee Ployd. Scott Wolfe. Larry Bon· &:Andy Bond. Bryan Wolfe. J;lenny Hickel. Harold Redman. and Phil Davis. : Last weekend Bob Adams. Jr. i'Jl the Doll Brothers Special No. A·oo claimed the Late Mode! feature after an early duei with ~uto a Marc French. Paul Garvin of Caldw't' ll finished second. Larry Yantis third. and French fourth . Racinp's Bryan Wolfe scat· tered his engine early in the Eber·s Gulf RR. Bob Adams. Jr. has also been experimenting with a V·6 po· wered Late Model in opposition to the more traditional 430 V·8 chevys. Time trjals begin this week at 7 with warm· ups a 6: Jo ?nd racing at 8 p.m. WIMBLEDON. England <UPil - Defending champion Steff! Graf ~nd Martina Navratil· ova. looking for her record ninth Wimbledon singles title. Tuesday advanced to the semifinals of the $5 .3 mill-Ion grass court tournament. Navratllova defeated ··fellow American Gretchen Magers 6·1. 6-2 and·will play unseeded Swede Catarina Lindqvist in ·the semlfl· nals. Llndqvist de!eated South African Ros Fairbank 7·:i. 7·!i. Graf 11venged her French !)pen defeat at the hands of Arantxa Sanchez·VIcario with a ·'i·o. 6·1. hard ·fought victory · over the 17·year·old Spaniard . · There were seven service breaks in the first set. which took ·43 minutes. Sanchez·V'icarlo. serving for the set at !i·4. dropped her serve to love with a double iault . She only earned three point from the last three games of the set. ' In the second set Graf dis· played . the dominance she has become famous for. winning the first . fo ur games before her opponent .managed. to break the West German's SPrve. However. SaJ\chez·Vicario fmmediately. dropped her own serve. and after that never challenged the world No. 1. · Graf will play the winner of the final quarterfinal between . fourth·seeded Chris Evert and unseeded Itliari Laura Golarsa . Evert has won Wimbledon three times while Golarsa advanced to h er first Grand Slam quarterfinal. Navratilolia. · \\ho won six s traight Wimbledon .crowns ·be· fore Graf ~ed her run last year. wasted no time in moving to a J.Q lead, over Magers. despite a shaky first serve. Magers. of San Antonio. Texas. failed to capitalize on Navratilo· va 's slow second service. and allowed Navra tilova to dictate piay . Magers. ra nked 40th ' in the world. had four break points in the fifth game but failed to gain the, decisive point. Navratilova • P~y Middleport, Ohio Wednesdlf. July 5, 1989 r--Local news briefs...-. - - Nation ..: conunued from page 1 Llndqvis t need,~;;! 1 hour and 32 ·held to lead 4·1, the start of ~ pressurl' from ·the net to .forcP minutes to overcome Fairbank, seven·game streak that gave hec· · Navratilova lo.ng on two match who ousted third· seeded Argen· the first set and a 4·0 lead In thl points. She had no reply· In the tine Gaoriela Sabatini In the next game, however , as Navratil· secolld. "9econd round. ova fired two service winners to .Navrat!lova. a Czechoslova· It was a predominantly base· set up match point. klan native who Jives In Fori Hne match, In which the Swede's ·Magers ' saw her hopes o~ Worth. ; TellaS. became mote backhand provided the top·spin reaching her first Grand Slam determlned'and her serve more decisive weapon. The 25th· · . , semifinal when she sent a fore· powerful as the match wore on. ranked Swede, trailing 0·3 In the In the thlrd.game of the second ' hand Into the net. first , won the next Jive games ''Once I worked out my serve.l set she sl!ved two apparent before Fairbank stopped the overhead winners by Magers. knew she wouldn't give me much · by holding her serve. ' slide and scored a winner herself from of a headache." Navratilova · Llndqvist. serving 'for set at a third when she I'E'nt It sa!llng said. 40·30 in the ninth. overhlt a "I had anedgeonCentreCourr. back over Magers's head to land forehand and Fairbank went on Experience should ~ount for just inside the baseline. to tie the set 5·5 with 'forehand something. I could concentrate · As Magers served to save the ·winner. · on the task at hand, while maybe set. ira lUng 1·o. she fi!lally began she was still taking . all ln." . to take more risks. She applied advocates rallied Tuesday In Annapolis . Md .. a day after . , Supreme Court ruling allowifig states to restrict a bortloqof. A handful of antl·abOrtion activists also attended. There were sim llar rallies around the country to condemn or praise the decision. The flag issue, sparked by the Supreme Court's ruling that •flag·burning can be a legitimate form of dissent . showed no signs of going away. The main street of Nokesville. Va .. was draped wiHi >O to !l> flags. as it is every July 4th. but this year they were upside down in an internationally recognized . signal· of distress. The Veterans · of Foreign Wars post said It was "distressed" by the Supreme Court decision t!lat flag·burnlng can be a legitimate political dissent. . · Post commander Fred Fees said. "This Is our way of registering our own dissent . but respectfully and properly. not by desecrating the !tag we hold so · ..EMS has 12 holtday calls Units of the Mejgs County Emergency Service responded tol2 calls on Monday and Tuesday . Mond~y calls' lnclu(led the Syracuse Fire Dep'artment · respondmg to an auto flf\' owned by Menton Fryar on CliurchSt . At 8:44a.m. the Pomeroy unit was called to We he Terrace for Steve Blackwell who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Th!o' Racine unit responded to Route 338 at J:U p.m. for Alban TaS>lor who was transported to Hoizer Medical Center . The Middleport unit at 8: 4!i p.m. went to Bradbury Raod · where Ruth Priddy was treated but not transported , and at 9:58 p.m. the Rac ine unit took Scott McClaskey to Veterans .· . On Tuesday at 1:36 a.m. the Pomeroy untt went to Brick Street for Howard Lambert who was taken to Veterans. · The Middleport unit at 1:55 a:m.' responded to South Third where Brandy Hill was treated but not transported. and at 4:07 • p.m. the unit went to North Second;for Robbie Clonch who was taken to Veterans. · · At 7:38 p.m . tile Rutland untt transported Tina Jewell to Veterans. . · " The Pomeroy unit we11t to West Main at 9:08p.m. on an auto · accident in which Carolyn Johnson was taken to Veterans: At 9:47 p.nn. the Racine untt was called to Route 124 for Amber ·· Proffitt who was transported to Veterans, and a flO: 09 p.in. the Middleport unit went to Palmer Street for Dwight Wallace who was taken to Holzer. ' .· ' ----Area.deaths.......;.,..-- ' IT'S NOT A BOAT, BUT IT FLOATS- That one of more creative entries was the whole ' ldea behind Racine's "Anything Ia race and a very tired crew. All race that Flouts but a Boat' • race. The event will likely participants paddled, peddled and stroked from become part of Racine's annual Fourth of July Star MID Park to th~ flnl•h line at th~ Raclile celebration as It dr~w 10 entries tfh,;;ls;,;;.f;,;;lrs;,;,.;,;,t,;;,y,;;ear;.;,._ _•a.n•d•ln.;g;..•Al.l•l•O•e•n•tr•i•es•·f•l•nl.sh•~•d•t•h•e•r•a•cP··--. . Sports briefs Track Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya won the Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta . edging Mark Nenow of Lexington. Ky .. Pete Roseiicase may move to federal-court ' . ' fOLUMBUS. Ohio iUPll -A ' lcl.S. DistJ:ict Court judge in federal Implications. Thursday's John Dowd . he placed baseball ' firmed a hearing date . hearing is off. bets for Rose with bOokmakers. ·'I am awa re that a petition for Baseball lawyers sought to Dowd' s report contains one Columbus could decide Wpdnes· re moval has been riled and that ·day whether thP case involving the matter has been transferred move the case to the federal level , section in which Janszen says etncinnati Reds Ma na ger P e te a nd is befor~ me ... Holschuh said because they said the case suit bOokmakers were after Rose to Rose should be heard in federa l !ate Monday. "1 have not seen the mentions. New Yo(-!9 C1t)l'and the pay debts. but Rose told the . bOokies Janszen was placing bets order of tra nsfer and at this time National League. c:outt. · for himself under Rose's name. I don'1 have a hearing scheduled ·: On Monday. two fed eral judges . Rose had been scheduled to The Dayton Dally News re· We dnesday ." · . in Cincinnati sided .with lawyer s appear before ·Giamatti in late ported Monday that Dowd. base· Rose. facing allegations of May. but won an extension when for baseball Commissio ner A. security chief Kevin Ha!U· ballgambling on baseball . a nd on the Bartlett Giamatti who sa id the he filed suit. claiming the com· nan and private detectives spent ROse case has national implica· Reds. had won a temporary missioner is prejudiced. He has 12 weeks gaiherlng testimony nons and shOuld be removed res.training order postponing his $ought to have the case heard and evidence on Rose's alleged June 26 .h earing before Giamatti. before a jury. from state court. :rrhe case was assigned to U.S. Judge Norber t Nadel of the The 48·year·old manager could gambli ng. . Dowd's report includes tele· Hamilton Co\inty Common Pleas be suspended for a year If it is District Co urt .Jud ge John Hal·' sc1luh after Judges Carl Rubin is to hold a hearing Thursday on a determined he bet on baseball!i>r phone records of nnore than 90 and Herman Weber move d the r eq uest fo r a p~ rman e nt for life If It is found he bet on the calls allegedly proving Janszen injunction. case to Co iuffiQu s. Reds. He claims one of his c hief was ca!Ung Rose and bookmak· ers to make bets for Rose. If Holschuh sends the case • Holsc huh wi ll'\tecide who has accusers acted on his own and "When some of those calls back to Ha milton County Com· jurisdictio n. a dec ision tha t will . used Rose's name to place bets. were made. Janszen was not In mon Pleas Court. the hearing will · ;Jffect Thursday's hearing in Rose was referring to Paul my compa ny." Rose said. be he ld as ' scheduled. But if Janszen. a friend who told H ~ m iilon County Co mmon Pleas Ceurt. Holschu h ha s not con· Holsc huh says the case has baseball's specla.r-· tnyestlgator. . 'UMWA LOlALS . 1886, 1890 AND 1957. , ._ ·Meigs .• , . Weather _Quality ·E.~ucation REJOICING. LIFE CHRIS·TIAN SCHOOL MICHAEL A. WILFONG, PIESIDENT MEI~S LOCAL TEACHEIS ASSOCIAnON . JAMES SHEEn, TIEASUIEI 32 700 com1u lOAD; POMEIOY, OHIO · . coun decision. " Around . th e world. !Old 1 Glory is recognized and revered as the symbOl of freedom. Too ~Y A~cans A twO..plus hou r specia l mee.t· but did no t appear before th e · have laid down thMt.Jive1 in lng. all in executive sesslon.·was bOard in executive session. defe"ilse of freedom for us tdtreat held Monday night by the Board No action was taken by the this symbOl lightly ." of. Education of the Meigs LQCal · bOard at the specia l meeting. •. But actor E.G. Marshall. host School Dis trict for the purpese to Regular meeting of the board· of the annual F<i'urth of July w!tli Harrisonvlile school discuss of education will be held at 7 p.m .:· celebration In the nation'$ capi· · personnel the complaint. lodged Thursday in the meeting room.' :· tal. accused politicians of exploit · by Perry Kennedy and Mrs. Attendin!( were board ing the issue. " I was astonished Stewart against a Barbara members. Richard Vaughan , to find distinguished journalists · teacher at the school in regard to Bob Barton, Jeff Werry. Robert and politicians and lawyers were disciplinary action taken against Snowden. and Larry Rupe. Supt . taking umbrage .... Politicians their daughter. •Maggie. James Carpenter. and Tre'asuref: are rna king a lot. of brouhaha ' Among those appearing before Ja.neFry. alJout it and It will just end there." the boatd in execu tlve session ·Ho8pital news were Greg McCall, prh1ctpal of A half dozen students In Bar· Veterans .Memorial the Harrisonville school; Debbie rington. R.I.. held an all·nlght Monday admissions - ·Karen · Lowery. teacher. ·acrompanied vigil at . TOW1l Hall to honor the Pomeroy. Pooler. by Meigs Local Teachers Associ· Chinese students In last month's . Monday discharges - Betty ation repre ~entatives Michael pro·democracy. demonstrations Wllljs. Leo Curtis. Alice Loomis. Wilfong and Rit a S la vin. and two in Beijing . The teenagers flashed other teachers at the Harrison· and Leona Hysell: peac.e signs to passing motorists Tuesday admissions -Howard ville School. and solicited contributions for Lambert. Langsville; and Cha · Perry Kennedy. along with the students. rles Canter. Syracuse. several other teachers and'inter· In Washington, D.C.. ce~· Tuesday discharges -Dorothy brants attended a parade. a ested indl'{lduals. a lso attended. Roush. reading of the Declaratl~n of Independence and a concert !Jy the National Symphony Orches· . .tra: featuring Pearl Bailey and James Galway. capped by fire· works on The Mall. Stocks MEIGS· LOCAL TEACHERS · ASSOCIATION .··SUPPORTS . Meigs hoard meets'" behind closed d~rs • Robert E , Boynton. Sr .• R3. Ball Run . Raod . . Pomeroy. died sud· ' denly on Saturday at his residence. · · ~ay Hubert Heiney , 7R. of Van Meter Floral Bouquet won Middleport Winners Bor,n Jan. 7. 1936 in ·Tampa . Apple Grove-Dorcas Road. Ra · for the best theme float. the awards in the Middle· Winning Fla .. hi' was the son of the late cine. died unexpectedly on Mon· Nazarene Church was awarded port parade were the Feeney. David Boynton and Esther J. day at his residence. best religious ·float. and th e · Bennett Post 128 who received Williamson Boynton. and he was . Born Oct. 3. 1913 In ·Letart ' Rutland Friendly Gardeners re· best marching up!!. most pat rio· Township. he was a son of the late· a welder. , . ~ ceived the besl overall award. tic was awarded to the Feeney· Surviving are his wife. Martha George and Laura Robey He-i· Pete Hendricks had the .best Bennett Post 128' Auxiliary. and Boynion. two sops. Duane Boyn· ney. He was a retired labO'rer for' conditioned old car. FUck Eisen· · was given to the . the most original ton and Robert E . Boynton IJ..all the ·n ravo "Corporation at Apple hower received the equestrfan miniature race car of th e Red Sox of Pomeroy; one daughter. Grove. and he attended the award. and the youth equestrian baseball team. Candy Boynton. Conrad. Calif.: Racine Nazarene Church. · award went to Candy Hysell . Survivors include his w.ife. nine step ·children. April Bobbie Searlers had the best Sharrer. Hefth SharreP. Rockv Golda Foreman Heiney: · a decorated bike and he also Sharrer . Laura Sharrer. Randy daughter and son·in·law. Yvonna received the $.'\0 savings bOnd Sharrer. Don Fitzpatrlch. James and Grl'gg· Theodore. of Plain Dally stock prices donated by th'! Pomeroy Clvltan (As of 10 a.m.) · Fltzpatrich, all of Pomeroy: City; a granddaughter. Lisa group. Denise Fltzpatrlch of Alabama : Booch. Dublin: a grandson. Todd Bryce and Mark Snnlth Other miscellaneous awards of Blunt, Ellfi & Loewl and Ginny Seppala of Georgia ; Theodore. Charleston. S.C.; and were given to the minor league one brother. David Boynton. two sisters . Mona • Farra. of and Barrett Painting Company : Am Electric Power ..:... ....... 27 ~L Brooksville. Fla.; one sister, Racine. and Georgia Hender· Also Teceiving recognition was AT&T ................................. 34% Emmagene Abbey of California ; shot. of Heartwell. Ga.; and the.Melgs High Scnool Marching Ashland 011 ......................... 38 ·• several nieces and nephews, and two grandchildren. Band. ·tn addition to his .parents. he Graveside services will be Bob Evans .. ......... .... ........ .. .. J!l"; _ Aside from the par~de w)nners. was preceded In death · b)' a Thursday at 2:30p.m. at the Zion · Ch~rtning Shoppes .......... .; .. 15% th(•re were also winners In the pie City Holding Co ........... :...... 16\1, br<Jther. William Heiney: and Cemet~·ry in Perry ,,Friends may ba!<ing anc! cake. 'd ecorating Federal Mogul. ... ..... .... ....... 2!'i'h call.'at, the Ewing F11neral Home three sisters . .4-udrey Sheppard. contest. ·Receiving $2!i. Sl>, and Goodyear T&R ....... .. :......... 5!i Bernice Johnson· and Minnie · on Wednesday from 6·8 p.m. $10 In the pie baking contest were Heck's ... .... ......................... v, Shumway. Judith Mill with a r~spberry pie. Earl Harden Services will be Friday . 1 p.m .• Camille Bolin with her peach pie. Key Centurion ............... .. .. .1271 Former Svracuse resident at the Ewing Funeral Home. with Lands' End ....... ...... ....... ..... 27V. and ' Donna Jenkins with a rhu· Limited Inc .. ....... ............... 30) Earl .D. Harden. 76. of Weston .· Rev . . John Vance officiating. 0 barb-strawberry pie. W.Va .. died Monday at his home Burial will be in Letart Falls Multinnedia Inc ............. ....... 97 Top winners in the ·cake deco· Rax Restaurants .................. 2)• following a lingering illness. Cemetery. Friends ma)l call at rating contest receiving S!\0. $2!i. Robbins & Myers ..... :...... .... l? \1, Mr. Harden· was bOrn Feb. 27., the funeral . home on Thursday and $JR were ·Dorothy Leach. Shoney's Inc ....... .......... : ..... lO lli 1913 at Syracuse. a ·son of the !.ate . from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. JoAnn Fetty. and Mrs. Bob Wendy's Inti. ...... ... :...... ....... >% . Roscoe and Florence Nease rDonna) Williamson. Harden. He was an - Air Fbrce Worthington Jnd ... : ....... ... .. .". 22 veteran and attended the Naza · " ..I rene Church at Weston. W.Va . •• I By Unlt:ed Press International .. Surviving are his wife. Betty • · South ~entral ()hlo Harden: a son. Earl Dale Tonight: Variable cloudiness. • Harden: and a stepdaughter, Beth Nease; a brother. Robert with a chance of· showers and Harden. and a s.ister . Mary Lisle. thunderstorms. i.ows will be near 70. Light and variable both of Syracuse; another sis ter. winds. Chance of rain 40 percent. Leota Kendail. of Warren. Mich.: Thursday: Variable cloud!· ·two grandsons a nd severa l nle· ness. with a c~ce of showers ces and nephe:.vs. Besides his parents. he was and thunderstorm$. Highs will be preceded in death by two broth· between&<; and 90. Chance of{ain 40 percent. · 1 • f ers. Morris Hatden. of Syracuse. Extended Forecast and Ferrold ,..Harden. of San Friday through Sunday · Diego. C:allf. Hor with a chance of thunder· Services will be held Thursday storms Friday. Fair and cooler . evening at 7:30p.m . at the Morris Saturday !lnd Sunday. Highs ·Funeral Hom!'. .lane Lew. W.Va!' Friday will range·rrom the upper Calling hours at the funeral home 80s 'o the lower 90s. Highs y;ill be Thursda)l from 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday will be until the time of services. Local services will be Friday, 2 p.m .. a t near 80. Early morning lows will the Syracuse Presbyterian be in the 60s Friday and Satur· I day ... and range from the mid 50s Church. The body wili lie in state to the lower 80s Sunday. at the church for one hour . . ' dear." rrcm_page 1) V·tce President Dan Quayle. In Newport News. Va .. to help preceding · the s.erVices. 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LEADING TJiE PARADE- The Ell Dennison Post 467 of the American Leltfon lead the way for ., . • . ·... . • Dear Reaclers: I spoke at a convention In Las Vegas several weeks 11go and, as always;,when I h,a ve visited' that unique city, I was fascinated by tbepresencebl slot·machines In the airport, they hotel lobbies and just about everywhere you look. Although I would not put a nickel In one of those one-armed bandits, I am Intrigued by the variety ot'peoplewho are hooked. Is this game for suckers? Definitely yes But some folks do win - sometimes. Last De· cember . .a slqt inachlne at the Golden ·N;ti~get In Las Vegas paid a staggering $3 million. In the_magazine "Sylvia Por· ter}s Personal Finance" I read the fqllowlng tips by Nancy Dunnan on how to increase your odds. Proceed at your own peril, suckers: Slot machines neares t the doors tend to be the most generous. They pay out more . because the clatter and clang of the coins attracts customers. The . all of the participants In Rutland's Fourth ot"July machines farthest from the door parad«;: • are lower paying. In Las Vegas ,. slots In casinos ofrthe Strip (the downtown area) are more generous than those In the large.Strip casinos. By United Press International · Avoid the nickel slots - they The larges t fla g. "The Grea t provide the worst odds . American Flag. " was first di s· Ask the hostess where the best played in Evansville. Ind .. on · March 22. 1980, weighing 7.7 tons machines are. Do not play two machines side and measuring 411 -by-210 feet . by side; It's unlikely that two generous · machines will be placed next to each other . Stick with bar slots; they usually · pay better than . the By United Press lnternafional Pianist Van Cliburn. who per· machines that show apples, formed th e Soviet and U .S. oranges and cherries. Machines with several slots, nationa l anthems ' at th e U .S. ambassador 's res idenc e In requiring more thai! ·one coin per pull," tend to pay better. MOilCOW: ' If y9u don't have a voucher, set "These two compositl(lns a re very m eaningful to me. No t only )iour own dollar limit and stick to ft. • . do I thin k they ar e very beautiful ' Dear Ann Landers: My wife compositions. but their meaning iogether Is significant to the and I both lost partners to early . world and so intensely close to de'aths: We married 13 years ago. • my heart. " ·. Quote of the day SURF DEJ!2R~ENT, ~,Sl99 . 89(~ Beating the .odds Now you know • oz. . annual Fourth of July Parade In Rutland. The little pony puUinr It's cart was a big crowd pleaser: ' a 5lbs. Wieners 15 Ann ~ ~ $· ]6~~·- . 12 OZ. PIG. ' All the chlldren, hers and mine, are grown and on their own. We all get along fa:trly well, but one of my ,stepdaughters Is a bit of a thorn In my side. ''Sallie" comes over her e almost every day. She . goes straight to the fridge and practically cleans us out. Recently she mooched 15 straight meals, . I mean breakfast, lunch and dinner. The girl can really make ·a pig of herself. In all tl!e years that we have been married, Sallie has had us to dinner once, a hamburger cookout In the back yard. · Her husband did the broUing. Isn't It terrible !or a grown woman. to take a,dvantage of her mother like this? It's ,the only thing my wife and I argue about. Please express your views, Ann. I could use some help. - San Antonio, Tex. Dear San Aa .: I agree. It Is terrible, but.thls Is one argument you are not' g'olng to win. Sallie Is Indeed a world-class freel oader, but her mother doesn;t have the nerve to tell her to shape up. In· the Interest of family harmony, look the other way. It's not worth rubilng your marriage. ACCIDENT AREPORTSI A Phoeniz policeman says hil nw wha1 appeared to be a'. tarrantula crowli.ng on his pants lag. So he drew his pistol and shot it. He also shot a hole in his foot. A man from Oshkosh re· ported , I pulled off the road to look at my roadmap: glanced at my mother-inlaw, and went ovar the embankment. ' Wh en p!anninp: a we ddin~. who pays jQr ·w hal·? Who stand$ wh~e>re? "Th e , Ann Londers' Guide fo r ' Brides" has all 1h e anSwe r.t. SPnd a &elf-addreued. long, bu.tim~u-Si% p en velope and a check or money order for $3.65 t o: Bride<, c/o Ann Londers, P.(). Box 11 562, Chirogo, Ill. 60611 -0562. Dr. Jack M• · Levine Qener!!-1 and Oynecol()gical Surgery Yearly Female Exams . Women's Health Office Hours Monday through Friday ' . •W• Rn..,• TIM Right To Umlt Oullntlt18o •Prl'* Good thru Saturdty. July a, 1989 •USDA Food itam~ OJMIIy Accept~ •Not Rnponalble Fo.r Typogrephlcel Ern;,. ' f .. ' ' ' ' I • • I " • . II ( ' . ' <- • '"" ., ' • I ' . RETIRING - Iva Lawreace, rlgbt, Is retlrlnlas post muter of the Poniluld Post Office after S2 yelll'll and lour montM of service. Before the aew oJflet' waa ~ullt 12 yean ago It was located In lhe, -.,awrence ,..tthoace. Charlotte Harper, .11\ft, will resume respall!llbtllt:r; until, 1M ,-Bnuter position Is fiUed. . . ,. RECEIVE 2,FREE. . PEPSI'S . WITH A PAJI PIZZA OIDII · - ·· P• o•t - 11 .... , . . 11 111-1 • s- ..... """'· · 8:.30 a.m. • 5 p.m, Suite 211. FVH Medical Office Building I I .. . "" . ---· , (304) 615·1.460 Valey ~. Paint PIJ .·~· IWnl. W. VL 2111150 �.' ' Page .. - 8- The Ohio Sentinel . Wa n~ a a nd Dwight Ashley , Middleport, are annouclng. the birth d a 'daughter, Jessica Mic h ell~. JONM. HALAB lar, General ski Stol. Yugosll)v la. Born J une·fi, the lnla.n t weighed eigh t pounds a nd eight ounces and was 2l lnc hes long, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ashley ha ve anotb.er daughter . Jennifer, a nd a s on. Joshua . Maternal grandparen ts are tl)e · JESSICA M . ·ASHLEY Rev. and Mrs. J ames E. Keesee. mother is Josle Ca lla han of , Middlepor t. P a ter nal gra nd.· Coshocton . Senior Airman E4 Ronald B . . Denny, statio ned wit H the U.S. Air Force in Bedln: Germany . has bien awarded tlie Ai r F orce Good Cond uct Meda l. , Denny. Who Is an . antenna mlllntenance technicia n Tes ldes in Berlin Wlfh his wife. the forme r Bonnie Smith and their two c hildren. Brittany Nicole and Andrew Ryan. ·· He Is the son of Earl and Bet ty Denny of Middleport. \ ,,' ' BUY ONE PKG . JUMBO OR MEAT · Mayer Wieners · 0·15 WORDS l f·ZI WORDS 1 DAY 54.00 85 .00 3 DAYS 85.00 18.00 I DAYS $13.00 u .oo 10 DAYS 521 .00 S13 .00 1 MONTH · 133.00 161 .00 Fast BUY ON Public Notice Public Notice Ice Cream IIi---~~~------.~ Sandwiches · ment Square. Parkersburg, West Virgini1, may terminate per..tel rights and the edoption and .-.. ~ . ·Public Notice • PUBLIC NOTICE . Addington, Inc.. P. 0 . Box ·~~~~~~-~~of name of ADAM . 21BS, Aol>lond, Koinfucky, · )II HAWK: Ill whi~ · 41106, hao oubmltted a coal and place you may 1><1. mining "'!d raclamotlon perpresent. if you so deaire, to mit application #11111 to the. deland your parental rights. Ohio Deportnwn of Natural David G. Palmer, R11ourceo. Division of Rec· Countel for Petition• larf!lltlon, fl>t ·appNcllllori II DAVID G . PALMER. fOr en ·underground. room Attorney at uw and pHI• mine. The erN to Post Office Box 9B6 be affected by ourf110a ope, aParker1burg. •W81t Virginia t ions II located in Section B 26102 and Fraction 3 of Salloloury (61 28; (71 5. 2tc Township; Melp County . GET ONE . The .urface- • • 26-0Z . .PKG. FROZEN ~ ountain Top Apple Pie . •' ' .• ETONE - FREE! For ..., ., "AS ~VERTISED Dl TV" . RED OR WHITE California Seedless Grapes \ 1 - - -·-... Pound • '· ' ... ' lrH or raqu11ta tor informal Hunt's Squeezpdp .· Ketch~p . ·. · .....__Lb L - -- c conference m•v be 1ent to the Dlvllion of Racfernotlon. Fountain Square. Buldng 8·3. Columbuo. Ohio. 43224 wMhln thirty dayo of 1111 data of publiellllon NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ' FIDUCIARY 181thlo 28: notice. (71 6, 12, 19, 4tc On Juno '13. 19B9. in tho of Meigs County Probate Court, Case No. 26267. Public Notice Carl ' Wolfe, 411 Gordan ' Avenue, Waverly, Ohio 45690. was appointed EKe· NOTICE cutor of the estate of Dolly PUBtiC' HEAIIING Wolfe. doceaoed. late of ONTHE , State Route 338, Racine, MEIGS COUNTY BUDGET FOR 1990 . Meigs County. Ohio. Robert E. Buck, ·• A budgot -lng for the 32-oz. . .,• • 4 A • •.' . " Probate Judge ~ Meigs County, Ohio lena'k. Nosselroad, Clerk !61 21. 2B; 111 5, Jtc · • " PICNIC SPECIAL " Kroger Deli ried Chicken 8-Pieces • READY ending D.C.mber 31,1990, will be hald on July 14. 19B9. at tile MeipCouri· . . Peanuts, Roasted & Saltld Peanuts, Roasted & Unsalted . Sesame Sticks ~ Country N~t Mix - Sunflower Seeds - Wheat Crackers - Oriental Rice Snack Caramel Corn, Etc. . SPECIAL,THIS WEEKI PEANUT .BUnEI CHIPS · . $155 . Rtg. $1 .72 pkg. SA~E 12 OZ. PIG. NEW SIIIIIIIR IIOUIS ...... Tun. 3·51 'lhwi.-Prl. 1·5 W.... I ' s.t. 9·5 . We Acapt foeti lhl- NOT INCLUDED •• I , FREE ESTIMATES POMEIOY, 01. ' 992·6872 . . " FrH E.timiiiN" 1 . I 1 POIIEIOY -EAGlES ' I I CLUI I 224 E. MAIN ST. I I I 992-99711 . •1 We Buy Aluminum Cons, G~o. 8rooo. . Copper and More NIASE Certrtied Mach111ic SAT•I-1!-- '"DOC" VAUGHN ·1 purthiH of min. H.C. Pick· 16 Certified Licensed Shop 1 ... LimK I coupon par. aJS· per binc;~ ses11on. 1 1..,.. wo Pay •so.oo '" '-• ·I Over 110 l'toplo '65.00 6-25-'.BB· tfn (716, he ' ' DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE IEPAII ' Wanted . # 'I . . LW. ,STEWART Stocl< Porto for Homalite: Wead-er. Tecumoeh. Briggs ·& Stratton. Now ~acat~on: •Limestone •Fill Dirt . 742-2421 PH. 992-3922 6·21·'19-1 mo. 161 IWth Sound llitltll..,t, Olio 45760 SAlES & SE.RVICE Wo Corry Flohlftg Suppll• Pay Your Phone and C1ble Billa Here 6-15 . IUSINBS PHONE WATER SERVICE 16141 H2·6SSO .• SIDD!a P-E . MOBILJ . HOME PARK 1,000 'GALLONS POOLS, WELLS OSTEilNS -- "b •Mobile Home P1rts 1614) ,.....Ohio ...,. MHI• flmlly ~rd 1.11• . One dfll only . FriU,. July 7th. Blflltlngll le.m. 490 Gr1n t St .. Mldcl ..... Cerport llle. Juty &,8 ,7 . 9a .m.llp.m. 4117 South 4th St.: Ml... oport, Ohio. 8helv11, II· ble. ch.l. llip~. MW lhDM Md miRY mile. it. . .. Oiganlc yerd tile. Rutl~nd Am•lctn l.egion. Ell D.nnilan I'Ust No . 48711eech Orovo Rd. A8in or thin• lhurt. .,..d Fri 81h .,d 7th. Y•d oole. July l111d 7. College Rd.. SyrMUt& 10e:m .-4p.m. Clothing. mAle., cllhel. Home lnt•ior. curtlh1t, be•. Home lnt•iar. bed tpr. . .. T.V., Org.._ clothing. milt. July 8.7. 718 SvcornoroSt. 8 ·8. 3 tMIIIy. July 7.8. 9-llp.m. · Dining room UIIJI .. tbt ct..ra. July.8.7. 1TIIur, ondfri.l5foinnY 8W8UI Mil. F~nhure. dothing of all aizH. houlllhold ltlinL book&. end much mare. Willi ems OH . Anr10 unce 111en ts ......'Pt'PTaasant ...... 3 Announcements 8t Vicinity Are you tirlllf ofthlt.,..in ycuyard thlt .tw'l'fs Jta¥swet7 Dry ~ up, can c . w. Dovilon. Plumlrlnjl • Tr.,cllln~ 11444t-01158. I•• in IYening or lt. 33 llwth of 5/13119 tfn .................... --· -- ........ . e_• tv in morning. WANTED 4 DEAD OR AUYE Rhodt lll~nd Red Aoolter h.... 814-388-8943. a4 Sld•by· lide refrigerltar. Needl repolr. 814-742·21507. KEN'S APPLI,ANCE SERVICE We Yi.dSole. 1809Joffwoon81Yd., 1huro.,dFri.July 8.,d7. 9 ,00 till 8:09. Giveaway 2 giveaway, 3-be.,tifulldnent. 814-446-0817. •Washers •D ryers •Range •F reezers •Refrigerators "Must Be Repair..le" AKC roglot- Malo Golden Retrlwer ta good home in country. Good oompMion dog 114-99Z·&IIll0. ' · . Service All Makes SERVICE We can repair and rt· core rlllliators and heater cores. · Wt can also acid boil and rod gut rlllliators. We also EO E 8 Lost and Found •LIGHT HAULING Milling: UvlfV brCMtn & while 8rillony Sponlol. ...nod a. ... lin~ Mon. Geo~fll Crwk Rd. Colll14-446- ...t . • ''( 992-2198 MiddiBport, Y•d Solo. Thuro. Fri. lot. July 8, 7,1; Rt. 2 North. qppooh Good Shepherd p..onogo. Kldo ond ocll~ clotllin~ too1o; .. ...: moton; lots more. 9:00 dl 1. ~=:;=~:::;;::;=== "'B Publl'c Sale & Auction w.va . stete Ch~mrion Auc· t;on•. Rick Pen an. ICII'Isedin Ohio and Welt VIrginia. Booking AU.ctlono. 304-77:3-5781 AUCTION JULY 8 Stflltlng 12:00 noan Going Out of BuolnMo llquldotlon of t1 1...-ory Mar• F..- Hou1e. M..on. W .V1. 108 Brown St ... M11on. W.Ve. LOST mele blk 8f'ldwhlttAultrlli., Shepherd 10 months ol4 · Amlqull ond c o l i - • PS a. we.ing brawn coli•. b~gM W nut crack•. CMt ron te.... blue..,,, REWARD. 304-773- Sklgor -lng mochlno. C'*'m5332 or 773-5488 .,d 114- bia AeCOJd pfw~r. c.t por and 1M httle. IIPPII butter atin'• 992·7208. cern••· 1810 recorda, 1920 recar• Many more ittmt. Lo.t : In M11on ••· f.mlle Bridu·brtdt. old fii:Nnf rotll. btadl: l wtttte AuatreN .. Sh.. pherd. 10 mo. old we•lng r .... end pluJI. S.Vea lhot· brown 1:1!)11•. lett b'.le .,• . IJ.Inl and rift•. Old Reword. Coli 304-77:3-5332. or mtrrors. World War II H1m1, ~azi 304-773-11488. or 114-992· flag~, dctzll'll of at~etriPI 11 li:r . . (n.wl . dollftl •Uquelr'ld 7208. ·o dd btlll tnp1. 12 dozen ntw fox LOST. 2 Brinany Sponlel, ono 1treectln. 20 doz1n ueecl l.lr m .. e .nd one f.mela Or• ltraechn. flft.., ..t'ique t.r llt:rMchwa (tome wood). Mod· Rood ..... 0111304-875- ern filhing rodl.,..dr ..... 80111 1320. of cNIG'"' blue je.,• lnd clothing. Office refrlger.tor, smll deep fr-er, duin uw, 7 Yard Sale m~ny power tools, h.,d tools BILL SLACK 992·2269 PAT HIU FOlD Business Services •SHF!UB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •FIREWOOD 1-1':::=================~ repair Gas Tanks, e. 1.3 Yord Solo. 1huro July mll• out Sond Hll Rood. 9~ till 4 '00. ToyL llldl dot'MIII. &Imp pump, etc . cia'!. F.male I .monthl old. mlud lo'ao . friendly. 304-1751741 . .. . 992·6472 EVENINGS 4 / 8/ 89/ tfn dil,_, CHAIN .LINK FENCES· • ... ',~ I I ·.. 1 .•,.· . .. .• I , LARRY D. IROGAN, CIC Cerflfiod lnsun~~co CouNoior low•t-lrokir .. pi-· . .·.. . ' Proftssianallnstallation FlEE EmMATES · Collection af Hum•. Trad• •d .......Giillip·ans.......... 8t Vicinity CUSTOII SCIIEIN PIINTIIIG •HATS •T·IHIRTS oJACKETS FOR BUSINESSES, GROUPS& ORGANIZATIONS 985·4300 r CHISrD ........111 EAGUIIDOI SMALL ENGINE · YAIDMAN IIOwas ECHO SAWS & 'Ill 1 liS OIIGOI IllS, CIWIIS IYAIISIIVICI Clliiii Pwfi&S.tlceO. AI .... v•.o. • MAITIIICHMQE HftUIIS: M011.•Frl. 1-7 .,., Sat. ..II Cloeed luntlly· Mf·l919 Trll)pen meg•tn• 19201 •d 19301. ot'* old boob. Set of Mr:Gutfev Old .,dntw turniture, tpplilnae~ , pot1 In if P'"'· M~ny mare mile: itema. S-'e' aancllctld bi Nick Wr'ight read••· and 1ami!Y B uver• must h•• ••igned H-'lt.I .Mo. MY·T·SHOP nUmber• Pwrsanll c:heckl must be ..,. provtd prfar tc Pie ~ Nat reeponslble for injurY . RECYCLING 9 OPEN 7 DAYS . 9AII·7P_. EXCEPT HOUDAYS Wanted To Buy TOP CASH oald lor 19B3modol and ntw• uHd c••· Smith Buldi.·Pomlac. 1911 E•st•n Av~ .. G.tllipolil. Ctll 814-4482282. Complate houllftoldl of illrntture a anttqua Allo wood a. coal hill . .. lwaln' • Fwntture & Auction. Third a Otive 8t4-445-31SI. ·. We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals, Plastics, Stainless Steel, Etc. Give ' bJffee. storm door, lW1 dawL dothM:, haullhold ·ttenw. some n.W. Harald loaon. 112184 Jpppo Rd., Roodlv•o. Ohio. 43 • ml• ..., of Tuppen Plalna on 881 turn rlgto on Coumv Rd: 43.1 . rM.. 115 Dew St., Middtpart. Rentals · •Lot Rentals 992~7479 992-2~71 . · ~· •Mobile Hoiiie Call Anytime · am111 eppllencet . dlt hilt, dothel). ttc. First houte · plft Methoclot .Churcll. Ch011er . I fomiiJ. July 8.7. Eloe grll• triUIP bid. WIShers. -.wing m.chin• furniture. bfkM.. clothing. mile. Sbt••·W81'· 114985-3921 01' 814-915-91188. PlUMIING & HfATING •Gravel eneinM 2·3-Un ~---------- VOU CAI.LIT WE WIU HAUl IT PARTS AND SfRVICE For Moot 2 and 4 ·cvcfe PJJ Gamo 1,U< 300S·3J TRUCKING Loca!M at v•y L.-.r 111 Mlddla.,. t, Oh. BINGO I THUIS. E.L 6~5 P.M • . SUit. U. 1:45 P.M. I 1001 PillE I 2 H.D. FREE with COUjiOfl and MOII•.fiiJ 9 - · · ,.. CAU 992·6756 ·· r---------.,.. 14.. & . . St. hint Pllalltlllt, W. Va. All .Major & Minor Rep~lu · llkM•. cl•ln• braided rug. Ill Eno;"cla,..:ile' s. ~c:yd.. drNI•. CAUS ...... ' --- ~· - IISINESS Domettic Yehiclll :A. I C Service Pwtlo oole. July 8, 7.8. Snow l-ll·Hn NOW OPEN FOI Mast Foreign 1nd Middleport 8t Vicinity PH. 949-2801 or Its. 949-2860 PUBUC IECYCUNG SYRACUSE. OHIO ...... 'Piimiirov......... .. ............. NO SUitDAY . VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL ! SERVICE Y•d8alo:July8.8. 1Q-I. Kin9 . tire Germ., bed. chll• Clll bed. childr., • iiCll ~ clofNng. ToYL mll e. lternt. 71& nlrd Aw. BISSELL SIDING CO. 614·915-4180 6- 5-'19- 1 . O.rege ule. 4 mila tram f!odn"'' on llldw.. Rodnov Rd .. Antlqu .... books, TV ,appll.ncee. 10 · -· tewolrv. clothol, lo!• Of gciodleo. Wotcll. for o~., • • .... July lith. • •VINYL SIDING , •ALI) MINUM SIDING •BLQWiil IN INSULATION Tab the pain out of palnflnt. Let • do It for yo•. VDY IUSOIUll IIA YE IEPIBIICE 222 East Main The. Ov.erbrook Center, which is a new 100 bed· skilled nursing care facility located in Middleport, Ohio and open to provide resi· dent care services utilizing the Medicare and Medica id Program$, has recently had the position of "ACCOUNTING MANAGER" become available on its staff. · To qualify for the pos ition, past account: ing e xperience and education is necessary and prior health care accounting experience is very desirable. ~ ' The Overbrook nter utilizes In House Computer Processing 'th the Threshold Data Technolog y, Inc . . brand of applic~tio·;· softwave. .· Compensation commensurate with experience . Please contact: . M a rk 'Murphey, Administrator OYerbrook Center 333 P age St., Box 33, Middleport, Ohio SUMMER nME SNACKS - 12-PAKS . · 614r992·2171 GULF LITE CHAACOAL'STARTER-32-0Z: . . $1 2-Uter ,. INTEIIOI-EMIIOI MAQIN'S FURNITURE and MORE a: • 11 tfn 6/ 30/ tfn .LINDA'S PAINnNG MODELS Tox - •1.700.000.00 Emwg.,cy Medical Ser· vicoa Operatlono U90,000.00. 7 . Tuberculoolo . *114,B22.14 B. Soil • Water .45.349.00 . 9 . M.,tal Reurdl!tion Qper• otlono- *9119,1100.00 10. Children' 1 Servicoa 1160 - tii2.&B3.00 11. Youth Servlcll Grantt48,987. 71 . .12. Emerg.,c:Y Modlcol Tr-Ier Service t37,000.00. 1 3. Mantal Rotlrrdotlon Bond Rlltiramont .18,0711.311 14. Child Support Enforce· mont- t1Bti,100.00 16. County Home .113,578. 98 111. Manurl Health 848 Board - 173,669.10 17. Ut1er Control . .' t72,000.00. Rutltirid,Oh. SEARS IN MIDDlEPorT TO EAT .. 742-2455 ON SAlE NOW AT ••• Diet Dr~ Pepper ~...--.:or Dr. Pepper . Salom St. Y•dlol,. Sp•ldolutllllv. Con· t .,ory. Thurorda¥. 8th • Fridl\'. 7th. Furniture. clot..,~ mloo. IBIOEIPIAl & COIIMEIOM . Bag · NONRETURNABLE BOTTLE MOIIIS EQUIPMENT SWEEPER REPAIR "Special Care For_People Who Are Special to You" · next aucceeding fiscal ye1r Jack Daniels . Charcoal 1~1b. bech•oect. menta encom- · .PII- _6 2.4 ac- on the J . Will. 5 . Hunt, and Javmar Coal prqpertlll. and ' II lo· catad on the Chllter and PUBLIC NOTICE 'Pomerov U.$.G.S . 7V. min· ute quadrangle maps ap· NOTIFICATION TO proximately .7 mll11 nor· OWNERSANO tha11t of Pomerov. Tha erea OPERATORS OF WASTE to b<l mined by the room 1nd TIRE SITES 'THA!f OHIO pll• method Ia loclllod In EPA'S ENFORCEMENT Section 3, and Fr8C1iono 3 & AUTHORITY RESUMED 12 of S.llaburv Township. ON JUNE 16, 1989 and s.ction 4 ond Fraction 4 Notice is hereby given to of Ch81ter Township, Meip all own'l."s a~d operaton of County. Tho mining area waste tire sit81 that open oncom-• 1180 - • 1nd dumping of tiret is illegal. io located on the Cheat• and Persons maintaining open Pomerov U.S.G.S. 7V. min· dumps ere subject to enfor- uta quadr•gl• maps op· cement action by Ohio EPA, proximately .7 mil11 nor· or local health dapanments. tha11t of Pomerov. Ohio EPA's enforcement A copy of the application authority resumed on June, ond a mop illustrating the · 16 when the state solid are• to be mined ere on file waste management plan at tha Malgo County R•· waa adopted. cordar' o Offlco 1or pul>llc (71 5. 1tc vi-lng. Written commanto Public NOtice 860.00 .· • . ' D.RIVER TRAINING INSTRUCTOR NEEDED. PERMANENT . PART-TIME. IDEAL FOR RETIREES · AND TEACHERS. WILL TRAIN. MUST BE RELIABLf, HAY£ GOOD DRIVING ·RECORD AND VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE. SUBMIT RESUME .To: AAA SOUtH CENTRAL QHIO, 360 SECOND ST.; GALLIPOLIS, OH. Public Notice BUY ONE m:gg . Public Notice ty Commiulonaro' office, ·NOTICE OF IN.THE CIRCUITCGURTOF CourthouH, Pomeroy~ Ohio APPOINTMENT OF WOOD COUNTY, WEST from 1:00P.M.to2:00P.M . FIDUCIARY . ' VIRGINIA On June 21 . 1989, in the The r•ldento of Malp UPON PETITION OF County oro invited to proMoigl Countv Probate Court. ROBERT JOSEPH RIGGS Cooa No. 26168. KannMh D . vide written and oral cqm~ FOR THE ADOPTION AND Kirk. '27380 SUte Route 124, mente •nd Mk qu. . ions CHANGE OF NAME OF LangovBa. Ohio, 46741, wll concerning the IK!clglll for ADAM WESLEY 'HAWK appointed Adminiotrator With . the curront flocol year. So· . No. B9-A· 21 ~lor ~itizeno are encourogad The An-111. of the • LEGAL NOTICE to attend this meeting. ·. t.~e of .Sarah - ·· .,. Tho object of this suit II to ca•llil. Below loa oummoty Of the Iota ot ROUte #1. .. obtain an Order from the UrlgilvMo, Ohio. · entire budgot which Ia avail· "·,. Circuit Court of Wood Robert E . Buck, able fur P\lbllc inop8C1ion at County, WMt Virginle; to Probate Judge tho Malp County Auditor' 1 allow the adoption of ADAM office from July 6. 19B9. to Lena K. N11oelroad. Clerk WESLEY HAWK by RO· July 14. 1989. betwaan the BERT JOSEPH RIGGS, a~d (II 27: !71 6. 11, 31c houro of .B:30 A .M. to 4 :30 to · change the name of P.M .. Monday throgh FrlADAM WESLEY HAWK to d"Y. ADAM WESLEY . RIGGS , Public Notice 1. Goneral Fund which suit may r•utl In the 7B&,aB2. 6B termination of any parental 2. Dog & Kennel rights that the nltu ral father. t18,748.00 NOTICE MARK HAROLD HAWK, 3. Public Aniotance Bleil will be accePted o'n . may have to ADAM WES· 53.8811.1116.00 July 211. 1989 for the MA· 4. Real Eourte A-omont LEY HAWK. TO: THe Natural Father of PLES REROOFING PRO· - 567.430.BO ADAM WESLEY HAWK. JECT in Pomeroy, Ohio. 6 . Auto Ucenoe & Gaooil~e Drawinpand.opeciflellllono . MARK .H A.ROLD HAWK It appearing by Affidav~ may bit obtalnod by controc· filed in this action thlt the toro for a deposit of t10.o0, natural · fathor of ADAM non-refundlbla, from Bllv• 11 Help WESLEY HAWK lo MARK Heals Devalopment Com· HAROLD HAWK, You are pony, 331 Third Str-. Mahereby notified that on the rietta, Ohio 46760.' 2nd day of AUgust, 1989, at A bid bond must ••1:15 o' clocl< p.m., Judge company all bldo and o perGEORGE W. HILL. JR .. of formance bond will be rothe Circu~ Court of Wood qulred Of the IUCCellful bid· County. Watt Virginia. it_his der. chambers on the Fourt~ (6) 27; (71 4, 11. 31c Floor of the Wood County Judicial Ann~. ,2 G9vern- • LAWN MOWER REPAIR 992- 3897 St . Rt. 124 Middleport, Oh. (Next to Hill Top Grocery) '"16-tfn H.,.. 1600 urge 4 fMIIy •le In NDrt ... l' WATEI SEIVICE F..nl u... clolhol toll olllll·1 UMEnONE !W~:'3n/.'!Y etha .. ~~. aSPIEAD n.uroiloy-Fridll' . e-e. v. mlloout 1•1 . Toots. · tupp.rwere. In· DIIT HAULED . tlqu". ~•ct<~•. b•~>~' bad. 992-5275 dothol . •HOWAlD IOTAVATOIS •Y AIDMAN MOWW IINJEISTAn IATTIIIS oGrelse Jobs oGenenl Chass is Maintenance oComput•ized Balanc• AU MAlES AND . FR'E.E ! oCustoot Pipe Bendin a Z&·31WORDI $7.00 110.00 HAULING GALLON lfCHO PIODUCTS .Oil Chanaes 2711. V. milo out • 7 l&· I Rt. . At lhirlll¥ ·A"oof ThUrmon. Bab\'. alrl cfothol. '--ld llrnlture • mudtmort- ALLIN's •ZETOR TRACTOIS •llew Tires R11•1re tor con8H&Itille runs. broken updrtl will ·for iMdt d., u . · n. iETONE MOIIIS · EQUIPMENJ JONES TIRE · CENTER RATES ' .TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2-1 56 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M, to s ·P.M. 8 A:M. until NOON SATURDAY , ' ·FREE II .. • The· Area's · Nu~ber,. l . Marketpl.ace 'Public Notice. . usiness Service. s . w-•· ~=======::;1i========ttr:::=======:;i~~ ................... ,.............. C asS,i fied Get .Resu The Daily Qhio In the service Ashley birth. Halar birthday celebrated J on · Michael George Halar Carper, Nina Robbie. and Rachel recently ' celebra ted his fourth Welch. KJm Peave ly , Cha~lotte birthday at the· home of his Hart, Pat. Colin. Sean. a nd parents. Michae l and Wendy Roa(ke Boes, and Michael, H~la r . Pomeroy. · · Wendy. and Mar jorle ,l:l alar . A Sesa me Street t)leme 1 w a~ . Sending gift s were Helen carried ou t with a Big Bird cake Carper, Pomer oy; Debbie, J e smade and decorated by his a unt. ~lca, and Andrea Grueser. Po m e· Dawn Carper . Lunch was served roy:· E llen a nd Bob Ca mpbell, followed by cake a nd ice c rea m. Steubenvi lle; VIcki. Michael. Attendlng were P eg Carper, · and Joseph Hughes, · AUten; · Dawn Carper. Jay Miller , Ida Gecrrge a nd Ter esa l:;a q ier. Allee " Car per a nd Ch arles Hous ton, Texas ; a nd Anka Ha · ' • Wednesday, July 5, 1989 Wedn8sday, .--- -.--··---~- Junk Clrt wtth or without motoro. Coli Larry lively 814388·9303. · · Television Devices . · . Dependllblt Htarlna Aid Sales & s.n,itlll c, 'Helrin& EVIIuations For All Aps I u, A Colt LISA I. KOCH, M.S. - .l.ic:ensed' Clinical Audiolocist l614~11il9A-. or (614) 992·2104 z ·417 llal 1213 Today" ; 992-5114 - l.oc8tld Off lypiU At Jet. of Rtlt. 7 • 143, Pom•ay. -· . 1.7/ • . GIIHpalls, -., 45631 , out · Vatern •morill Hosp!UI .Mulbtf!Y Hats. Pomeroy, Ohio ,..,1y word lila July •• 7 . lit. 7. 3 mi. llllow Gellpolt ,:IMI. ----- ....... 1 - 3111. :1 t.nly . ._ 7lh. .. 1. In . Ofl .... July lth. Ofl BB4. Pro 11.U .,••. Any oondtlo" C:O.h paid. Col 814-H2· M57 or 114-lt:I-Mtt . ·- tl • . l'lort'ir. -ehlo< ...... Quits ... .• - .... • . U•• t.lrntlurt ~ the piece or .,.IIre hou-1 oloo ooiNn~ t4-742•2418. ft-rogo .~. - · ; : , ; F~ - Furniture end .• pH ...,. IJ¥' the plect of Mttlt'e houeehold. F1lr ~~~- booing pold. Col 814-44~ _,_ ;.'t'-1- ................. '• . .:......t.....c·· �• PaQe 10- The Daily Sentinel 9 LAFF-A-OAY Wanted To Buy 44 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Apartment for ftent · Wednesday, JulY 5. 1989 '• Hou1ahold Gooda 61 72 I dldiOillli: ll l I bo<*oom opt. in Mldd,ort. I 121 monlh ..,, utlltla 14892-048 Oily, 81o4.-22111 St:l VIG~ ' ' • W..t.t: En•getic. people orient . .. ...., m·. .,bo</ OENTAL HYGIENIST to Join our.proctlco iul or ptn- tima Muat be Botch StrOll Mldcleport. Ohio, one and two,be•oom t.r•hed aptL mw1nce lnd dtpoelt. VI your r'IIUIM tO BOX Cia 201 · c/ o Gallipoll Daity Tritalne 826 T"ird Ave. , Gallipolis 0 H !Wt· timemadlcal.lllbtechnicill'l · :=:..::o~':~~::::~:.; in ., . .an- Meclcel Pia•. 203 JockoonPhGoillpollt. 8:3010 s ,oo. EARN MONEY R..ding bookol $30,000/ rr, , inDOme potential. Dotllilo. 11 sos.&BHoooE... Y-10189. love clothls'7 Demon1tr•te -tlllldott.oloranow pony .,..,, No modllingirwolwlld. Fun jobwithfav hrsl No invest"*".. no C0"41C1ing or delltiering. Celt "(I ii·oup · ' therapy? I _thought. I wal•t•Illg room :l't I. \IS was tIC 18 Wanted to Do Mow. Lawns. Call 7453. )\'It! do batr(sitting tn 35 Lots 8c On a l>r . . hod tpt, 1111 utllli• paid, central air, 304- Acreage 614-"&- mv on Centen.-y srea. call 814· 44• 8182. ooo. , IN A RUT I !fed of I 3. 35 ., hr? Boring e 14,992·15158. 38S.IIII95. fiiC'tory-or lwdl.bor ;ot.?We' re Wll Tutor 'o rtMchreedinq_in my loolng for 8 liv.ey people who_ home or yours, 304-676-2698. WMt mme out of life thin just gottlng by. Eo•n whr you -~ WHI do hootM cl..,in~ h.,e Closed Tu11d.,s & Wedn• .., . _ 30o4.87S. 7277. . · • • · Cal TomJon•, l14-286- 11422. FlllilllCiil I EARN MONEY typing at home. , :30,000/ ye• · income po1ertUIIi. Dotli~. 11 I 80S.687-IIOOO ert. a -4582. 21 Business Opportunity N•ed an AN tor Direc:ior of Nurwing position for 100 bed tkll_, nurtlng focillty. ExclliiSII U1.-y A benefrta. Contact : Scenic Hilt, At 2 Box 2&2. Bidwel, OH 46814. Clorii-Cothl• atB iG WIIHI Cony Out. Accepting lpplieations ,_,rsday &.Frict.,. 10atntil2pm N9w hil'ing. CaM 111 80S.687. 11000 Ext. R ~9806 for cunwwt feda'al list. . Job hunting? Need a skill? We tr~n O.J . WOto Rd ., 2 ...,.ded t...;ldlng lot~ API><'*· 2 ocr• ooch. Col 81o4.24&.91515 oft• 4,30. l'o• Silo' 4 opoc:• lloft of billie) do busin•• wtlh piople you know. end NOT to aend monev ttvough them_. until you h•e' investi-ed the oH.-ing. . VENDING ROUTE 4ll CAtH INCOME $300-1700 eech mech lne waektv. 100 p•ew~t rwtum of Investment gult'enteed Call 1· 800.446-6443 MVtime. l•oo b.>lolng Iota. moble horne~ permftt.t. public wat•. prieta r141 cad. Ctvde Jr. 30~57&.23311. -en. now for d•ses beginning July plus lot with worksheet on Jackson Pik•Ck>se to 3&. Cell 10th. Call Tri-CountyVoe.~ionel 4dult Con1'" at 1114-76J.3511 ext. 14. A werietv of funding sources to pay tor training are ~ available for those eligible. 2 nu rses aids. Shop clerk. 2 house kftf!Pen. Inquire at Odds 8f'ld Ends Shop, MidclepoFt. As Pet' Anicle 9 : Tr.,sf•s Bf1d Vacanciel, Section B. Posting, of the Negotiated AgrMment, bel:ween the MLTA and the Bowd of EdUclrtion. the Meigs Local School OlltriCI il posting the! following vacancy for its regular tMching staff: School Nurse. Read books for pay! $100atitle. Writ e: P8se-31M . 161 S . lin- oolnwe'f. N. Aurora . 11. 60542. Homes for Sale 1b60 mobile home for sale,. e 1o4. 44&. 90011. 3 br .. sectional. 2 full b•hs. fireplace/ buih· in hJtc:h, double O'¥en & range. C A, city s:hools. Cell 81 o4. 44S. 6784. Small ha. in county. Newly remodeled Needl little work. 9 m i. E. of Rio (h., de-MovingMust sel. $19.000 firm. Call 61o4.28&..6304 Homes for Rent House tor rent. unltrniltied. 2 bed-oom&. no inlide p•s. dip· O.k ....... eel. 11o4.992-.3090. Modlrn house, 3 bedrooms. filling room. kittw\ dh11ngtOOI1\ l•ge plltf roGR\ in ground pool rudv J uty 1&. Call· for appoint· mont. 304&7&.2610. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent mont 81o4.44&.3907. _u1iliti• paid MCflpt tltdrldty, Nowlv ""'•oor•ed • Cll!rMed ajep. Also 3 bectoomtrallir. Call 61444&.86&8. 7126. •• 61o4.4411- home. Call 614-448-0627. Trl~ • for Rent or Sal a: OneKenHanblang Rd. Call 6 1o4.2455876. J bed'o~m brick homewith large lot Mid w.., Drfva. New Heven.· lklfuntshed 2 ·br .• 9 mi. , ftom hospital. North Qellia Dlatrict. ~260/mo . Deposk req' d. Can 882-21146. Read bOoks for pay!$ 100 a title, writ• PASE · 517M . 161 S. Unc:olnway, N . Aurora. II 60642. Good oond, 30o4. 77J.5BB1 . House for saleonSan<till Road, ell brick. 3 or 4 bectooms. 1'h baths, 1112 acr111 wkh b•n. Call for appoim:ment after 4:00PM. 30o4.67S. 7332. . For Sale Glenwood. Guyan Ck Road. 13. 15 &C1"6 Brick Ran c:her. Out buildings. 304-762-26-41 aft.- &:00. 2 Bedroom house. -full balement. fenced backyard. from porch. low 30' s. See 6 Burdett f Additton. Prudentiel Financial Service cerear . start i ng salary .to _ • 28. 600.00. Con1inuning eri.J- 2storyhou• newlv nKnodele<t. t:: lllion and management devel· • 191 N . Park Drive. call 304opment progr11m. Mun be West •58-1811 atr:• 6 :00PM Virginia rnident. Sand resume . · to P .O . Box 2208, Huntignton, Estat8 home. FairviaN Road W.Va. 26722. ' Camp Conle~. l•ge corner lot 2 be&-oom, 1 bath. large finished attic. full basemart. caU for Situations Wanted - We c•• for elcW'Iy and h8ndi- ..,point mom 30o4. 67& 1432. Roomforeldlt"ty man Or woman at Elim Home. Care for eldertv end handicapped. 814- 992- 58?3. Will c•• for elderly m~r~ or women in rrrv home. 614-6673402 anytime. 1, ' Schools Instruction Nice privat~ . 2- br.. no pile. Greene Schoo... 4 1/ 2mi. from Galli polio. $226/ mo. Col II 14- 44&.8038. 61o4.38B9608. or 61o4.3B88319. \ ' For rent 2 BR mobile home locerted in Kerr. 1176 month. $100 depook. Call 61o4.44111364. Mobile home. •II eleat"ic. 2 bectooms. no petL Rutlend area. 614-742·20 14. flsf.;.. Treif'ir. 2 bet*-OOIY\ cle~. enCBI requhd. Rt 1, loatst lloacl. 30o4.67S. 1076 t..ld!Home development plst Yes you can ! Elsea Home Cent.-. h• your home & vour deal. Corne lee usl Ohio watts. 1· 8()(). 82&. 0752. • 197414x86 total ehictri~ . 2 br ., 1 beth; on rented lot. Call Route 33. Nanh of' Pomeroy. Lot1, l"ehfell. Ult.. Ce'l '*'a. Office or smatl f:al1ln .... spKe for rem In Mldchpon. All utlltl• inckuted. Air c:ondMioned. •200- P• monl:t't AwN .. llfo Jut( 1at. Call l1o4.992!541. 7'00 •·11'·-4,00 p.m.; 114-MS-2217 .,.;inge. MerclldiHIIse condition. . 44 BEAUTIRJL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET P.RICES 4T JACKSON ESTATES. 6311 Jaclcoon Pike from 1192 a mo. Walk to shop and moviel. 814--44~ B•.. 1 11 2 betho. CA, dio""-'••h•. dilpolllt, prlvlte endosed patiO, pool pl.,.gr,..nd. .Weter. ..wer, & tr•h included. Starting It ,. 54 Misc . Merchandiae Antiques 82J.II864. Buy. tell ·or ndo. ontiq- • 55 Building SuppliBa coiloctobloo. Roe Oiclc or Silly at Ed't Gllillpolo FIN Mork._ Set/ Sun. or call 1114-448Building 71112. dolly ""• e p.m. Bioclc. bride. - • oiP•. lrir> lint• ate. C..,de WlnBuy or loll. lllverlno Antiq- - .. Rio O..,da. DH. Otl 1124 E. Main StrOll, Pomeroy. a1o4.24&.81 21 . Houra:-M,T.W 10e.m. to lp.m .• fklndll'l 1 to lip. m. 81o4.992· 2828. 56 Pats for Sale -•1• ••a Misc. Merchandise O.oom and Supply Shop-Pwt Grooming. All ltrHda . . .All atylea. lame Pet Food Deei•-Jullo W.llb Ph. 1114-441-0231· c- ........ 19B3ChOYyCHotlon. 197901111 Bloclc·lob puppl-. 7 wk. olll cebin crull.-. saw Wormed/•2·1 . Greet femUr mil !Bond Typot a.aldlngm•• dogo. Cal I lo4.24&-8199. o•et- 23' rhH. OutiiDttd mDtcn. drum pump, tool cabintl. antique ice box, A IItten F urnlture tJ.I ns. lniic:tlon rolling rnochlna Cal 11o4.44&. 7372. I 289 p• mo. Cell 61 o4.3117-78&0. .furn. Apt. · nat to Library P•king & A.C . Ret. req"ed. Suitable, for 1 p-.on, Cell 814-44&.0338. 814-44&.4204 or 814-24S. 9219 , Coli ·e1o4.44&.4387. · Rig. No. 1&.11· 105151 . 17 Miscellaneous Crown City. 0 H 4&1123. 18 Wantad to Do 30o4.17&.4301!. 1973 Cedl~oc Sod., DoVIfta 84,000originlimll•. - • • • · very good eo>ndt!On. t1700. Colllllo4.44&.0877. 1887 FMd Tou>ut. .h..o iuto. Pl. PB, AM / FM , AC. eruloe/ •151oo. ean, e 14-38887110. or 81o4.31&.8240. hom., Nl~ety furnilhed moble 1 m•. below town overtooklnl riv•. CA & hoot. Ref. Ca mowen: 1 cub 2 Purobred e - oldSiornkHien•. teo. ...... Call 614448-00II&. Plt¥1ul pu1'1 .,.... Huoky pupo. 2 white, 1 bfM:k with m•k. blue oyoo. Roady togo. Alto7monlh old male grw hutlcy•. Rl nice pot. 114-992·1144 -lng., Fibergleu truck topper-Ex. cond. 12&0. Solo tloop•. 3/4 olzo t25. Elec. weldor/ MO. Call s1 o4.3117· 7813. Ford 8 cyllndlr exc. cond. 12000. Coli 814-a4J.OI11i. · · WMhw & drye•, . .1 1114-441•&38, before I p.m. 00- HAPPY JACK FLEA OAR!), AI patented d.... " - In home without chr-lc* M •twmlnMor. ReIUM~ -rlightl MO Food & Supply, 399 W. Moln It, Pom• roy. t.. Fith T.,k. 2413 Joclcton A)IO, Point Pl-.,t. '30o4.87&.2013. 10 ool•• up •14.88•d 10glli eo>mplato•43.28. AKC Plom•.,lorn bloclc locnolo puppy •1110.00. HoilnJnokon motlwr to aood home'f100,oo. ·30o4.1176-ll478. 4 vo• old Ooldln Rotr-. • .....eel. 11Do4.1?&-1741 . llogltt- a.oglopupo. 180.00 • ..... 304-77J.IB08. 57. Musical lnatrumanti lndlvillolli .,ltor loitont. botlnMfl. . . . , 1J.1 •arlit. ln~l-­ cordll Mutle> 1114-445-01187. Jofl w ...•tov inotnietOI'. 1114448-10?7. Llmked oponln ... 0.......... ,_,... RhodH p i - with 2 plug ln. •• cond. 1200.00. phono 304-1711· 2233. nn. .. n .. Col 814-2ea.eese. F"' Solo' 4 ..... tlo - c.tt " '· I 11-lc bGx for ,,. e, ......... 1887. Bo•esofy•dsllehnw. BunkbH. dr•••· ..v•• feM. I ,:1111 IMX blka ot•l & rugor, P·lll plttol. Coii1114-4411-HIII. am•1 utllty nil• to ·flt o•don tr.,.or.MW3oldft-bodwogo" Coli I I o4. 448-71104. Sttlllllir", <'>11111.\lli.k 61 Farm Equipment FOI' loll' 1183 Mor"'oy LYIIIC. A.C .• P.8 .. P.B .. Good cond .. 11988: 1987·Aotro V.,, P.S ., P.B ., A.C .. ..Cc. oond. t14,t91!. CoH 11o4.2411-8021. or 81424&.9374. plus . Buyers Guide (1) Chevette. ••110. 1971 Tr.... em. stwp & .t.t. loaded ti!.OOO. Col 814-44&. _8:-59:-3.:-:-:--:--::---:---::1983 Llnooln Town Cor. EJ£. cond. . instde & out. 1 owner. He!.¥ tir-. n-.. fuel bMt.-y. & RIIIIIN inj-euto 83 ..... CountiY 7:00~~~1: AdvtM I ()) lpa11CIIttll (0:30} (I) • (I) CuiNIIt Alffllr CZ) (!) MIC.III/ LAinr tli900. Cal 1114-44&.11054 or 8 14-37.2290. 1878 Mll'cury Mon•ch. CarolIna c., uc.. lent conclt5on. 1890 M....,& flir condition. 1983 lion.,. AIN.,co. Good conditiOn. Col llo4.44&. 7848. 8 I 01111 Omega. lookt good. ru .. good- Mutt ..u. e500. c.n 114-319-111811 nice famltt c•. Rurw _ good. I 11100. Col11114- 31&.81111. 1S80 2 4-. llobc• 8W, PS, PB. arto. . 4 cyl. Mutt 101 by Saturdoy. Lo•lflo oroo. Con be .... most anytime at Circle Motel. GoNipolo. Room 14. DO NOT C41.L OFFICE. . Ltvaatock . 1992 PlymouthHormon, 4door. good •""'• runt good. UOO. 114-84J.8319. 1879. Dtdl Cuotom Crulo• Station Wagon. loaded with •n..'L oneowner.lowmiluge, Mklng e1~0 or blat offw. Cel 111 .. 992·2831 , or ,.. at 442 -hlthAw. , Mldcl-. . 11a201d1Cud•~ llcvL . outo., PS, Pll, l o - U2!0. 11o4. 992·111118. 1 Ia& Cavill I• Z24. II month old. exc cond. loaded. tlke over Pll'lmonlo. c•l 304-117&.2487 oftlf UIOPM. '77 Ch.,roiM C.pu lo Cl•olc. run good. Call ott• !, 13041 8711-1879. be4' oom Apto. fw ront. COrp Mod. Nlco tMtlnll Louncloy 'fociMI• ovlilobl• Coli 1114992-3711. ED H. , TNcka for Sale P. with 114·4411- , 1174 Ch!'l'l, _,dM'd. eHO. Cel l1o4.371-2112a. lllwrta In MldciiPort. ~rom ' 1t?l pial>up tnd1, I Gyt. ........d ,..... 11041 112- ,. ·---- (0;30) p (I) USA TOdly . • • .lloplldyl Q I o ....... ' .W.ves 1~~ 1111 ••••••• Oc-atlll Sllnaon • CfOOk I ChaM s 7:311X) ....... League Balaball 8:00 P Cll Gil UniiCIIWCI ..,....... An Iowa men Is · wanlld tor allage(lly ateallng rrom a credit union, (A) Q . Cll P Cll Ooo•~lll Paine Mlka end Boner's friendship reachee a turning point (AI ;,• ••• ~ (!) Dl~a ao81. Woctd 01 Sell.- Devlca teechta a boy to talk by anowlng him hOw to anape nls words. Q Ill P IIMI.TIInl On ~ !8Ith Je1. . befriends a troubled lf8ll and ner__ps reunltll her lamlly. (A) 1;J '•.' a Home I mprovelnllnts BAS!MENT " tM. local riWences fum .. Md. Free eat:imata C.ll colect 1·111o4.237·0418. dOl< or night. Aogerslasement Wat~proofln'J~- -lnfi SWEEPER., d mochlno rtPIIir, P. . l. . . d auppll-. Pldl up 11\d dlil¥01'/. Oovlo VOCIIum ' Oeor901 C - Rd . Call 111o4. 448-0294. . Wi(I)HGapl ,..Two tenants lay claim to the same unit In HarTy'I IIUIIdlng. Q CZ) 1M In.......,__ .. Rotary or...,c lble tool -*lllng. Moatwel1 compl•,cls.-ned-vPump sal• ll'ld eervice. 304- 895--3802 " IF "1'00 ARE: NO-liNG- . to NEW '10<K Rori'oTV Senrica. tf*!ollrlng In Zentthalao JMV6dngiriott oth• bnndl. HOUM c1U1, ... 0 tome eppll.. ce r1Palr1. W,.Ve 304- . • J.. . ' CITT Kaya,leadng bll...wrtone · and conductOr SimOn Eotes · 1liiCI planlat JOIIIul Allkln are fllturld ai·Pflllelenl and Mrs. Buill hOlt. (I :00) (!) 111811 lite llelv- Weep: T)ll w. V1fglnlll Mini yta111 "DONOTRENT ;, A &ceMENT Pa~-!n. · APARTMENr... ,, • <;rest , 29 Dutch commune 30 Irritate coniedtan.j0;30) . . (I) Plot••~ nil lowing .. CARTER'S PWMIIING. AND HEATING. · . Cor. FaurthMdPine . OllltiiCTIS. Q . epleocle.. ~ llelch. W PCil . Electrical Rllfrigeration . ..-. Hanklllfglng NurH a~~ ordel1!d to · ftiU.I l Anldn i• or oomm•clsl wlr· ing. New HrVice or r11Jalrl. Ucerwld eled:rlcitn. Ridenour El ...,l... 30o4.87&.17811. CZ)~III ~OO·'lz WlelguJ Vlnnll rellgna from lite OfVenlzld . c.- Bureau llld rttuml Dll•d Wat• I.-vice: Pools, ~. BERNICE BEPEOSOL •• Pltrldce Wetw H-..Ung Service. podl. wels. c:ilt.-na. 1.000 or 2.000 g•. dollll•l•. phone 30o4.87&.2311 01' 814-44&. 40111. ' ' Upholltary lnagoodlllllti111:-~.aobeiUI8 to llf9lll ~ ~ for yourelll. You can dO 111\pi .111 ....,.. H you have tht wll and dlalf81o do 10. IAIII1TAIIUS (lla.. IIIIo. Itt lienerllllyilla vtrlue with wiiiCh ~ ..... Tl1ll erodabbld. HCIWI>er, be_.....IOcllyiO yar H - 1...,.. 1111110 a c11anea you; 81Ctr~ u,.e wrtl be greater aa Will CAIICifl (Mitl1......., 22) 11'1 bitt not or 10111111111111 10 lend your ~ lah t _ . . . . . , _ w11o you o .... . , Upholllory c -•. 30 3 HlltopDr. Cal faroppolntmMtt •3431. - - - Coli 114-44&. ...-..·r--· "' ..r ....... c.• 304871- 4 84 for fru lro-Graph, c/o lhill PiO, Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 4410l-3428. Be sure 10 stale your zodlec Sign. LEO l~uiJ :13-Aug. 22) The way you d .... and yoAJI perednal " " ' - m a y . be of more lmporllnCII lhan you ....... today. People you'D be lnvallled With are Ukely to judge.you on your appnnnoa. VIIIQo· (Aug. 21-hpl. 22) GuMf. agalnlt tenclenc* today to negat1w1y ]\Adge people end -.11 belorllll tht tecto are ln. Vour aHIIude could . . compllcatloria tor yourlellaa will a lor Olharl. L1111A IIIPLIMot.ll) Don'Net your prldeoregodrawyoulnloii)'IO!o-11 or ~IYIIIel tOday lhaf C8l1 be llllorclld · by your friends bu1 not by you. Know In tht yW ahMd you'rallkely tO ha1M When to aay, "No." • bttlter ..,.lng-poweralllall yciu dlciiDI 1co•10 COot. ........ 22) You'teltlll hOlM. IIIli;! OlvanlniHawe ~bvlous and m""* ' If you're hopTna a friend will lllke care af along-standing obligation- fa you. AQUAIIIUI (Mt. ..,..._ II) In a car - de' 11op111••t today I.,..., a possl· blllty you might IIUCCUIIIb to jlr-111 lrom - -her and make a ~ lht tnd I1IIUit will benefit the other .guy, but not you. IUCII pteb. 211 "r 011211) It' I not apl _loworkouttooWIIItodayHyouatl-' 10 lay burdena on otharl that you should bl ~1fla. Ewn Hthey do I llllfllnl haqd, )htnl'e a cllanCa they'll "'*' t:;.r: ':i • .' 11•_. 11) You might come In ~>Willi -.~eiOCialty today wllo ill not IMIIPP nrana11 r.ad . you to IIIIIMI. Tllllla 1 Gllllllvltktglndl- · vlduii,IO don't be UMnln ~ · TAURUICAIIIIP'F £.. , -.y -'1011 to kelp ·111011 I or owltmll· merna IIIIi you ha1M lllllde 10 row.d -today. You'l fill gully later If you lal-18 down WfiO lrUil' b IIIIU•In !IOU. ..,_ldtn · ,_.IIIOII¥a you4ll o.,_,_.dIPPII*fiWIIIIIIJACIGD1 _,.., know onlY In ..,. ~lite ol......... to lillie you'll not oer-coullllllalllldln>lllmanl.can. · wror ••• .,111018 a per-~ on ........ treat l'PIIIf tO 1 ' . , . . . gift. 10111111110 ... flO rtehl to Ilk.' ' . OOAIIfl) liiiiiiJIOUI' wllllll IOCIIW, *II to . ~ ,_ ~ A11r04r1P11 pn11111110• CWIIRID DiU I CDI& .. ,_ 'Ill It 100k1 .a lllldr ol II frll1k for lite,_, 1lfllld by 1M111f10 11 to,._ · like you are galniJ to ha1M to be flrmlr lind lortlwtghlwhen dalllng wllll ~ . - ,. ---,~- I I ' . .. . . ., • 8 3Z +Qio5t Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South w..t Soutb EaSI Pass Pass All pass Pass Pass Pass Pass ' I NT 3• Opening lead : +2 might hold live spades to a high honor;. plus an outside entry. tNo one would:. rush to overcall vulnerable with a bro- • ken suit and meager higlr cards.) A· spade lead will hol4 the Contract to tricks, unless West .decides to makt the daring play of unblo6ing the. queen of spades ln the hope that. Easl balds the jack. Then it's back to 11 . tricks, the same score that resul(ecf, !rom a club lead. · .. · 19 · ... 3 Celtic deity 4 Gt.'s organ 23 Where 15 F!>r (Sp. ) lhings 16 Undevelop ,~overed 27 Halt 17 •South · 28 Chern· Pacific" istry hero suffix .- . ,. . ·' ... 34 Roman g~eeting 35 Turmeric 37 Nigerian 38 Owned :l9 Mexican tree .• .. clly . · 33 vocaUon · 38 Hawaiian · 40 41 42 •3 af till pllnnk1g. CDIIItrUCIIon and cuttural llgnlllcanOI ot till Oreal Pyramid It Qlu, Ciltorna, Wlilo. Dollv1r1 Anytime. Otll 81o4.44&. 740o4.No a.n..., Colts . ...-. Upholll•lnl ... ~~~. 1r1 _ntv.,waay . . ..- ,• .,. · '*" .AK7 is!and . Unwilling Spoken Slgollied Fashion . (J) Ptc!JIIMtd LJ\"1 actiOn end anrmatiOIIIBII the l1ary General Hauling Witten on' 1 Wet~ar Hauling. Re•onlbl• m-. volume ••· oountt. 2.000 to 4.000 copoolty. Cill•no, poolo, · M& Coil 30o4.87S.U1t. , SOUTH +J43 32 yvest German Cll • (l)llloMit Oo • Edward and Anne'a ftrat elatE IS frlullht wltll many . '... • lndaaCoi hiE' 10:00 II) 71111 Club • Cll all Mllml VIce VleMr'l will vote on . OoHipollo, Ohio Phone 111o4.44&.3188 o• 81o4. 44&.4477. 87 , • . CI••Jalu FOllOW the . mllldvlntUI1II of • unmarried ltMd up . Plumbing 85 coating 25 Jewish month 26 Mason 's secretary 28Mouhtain IR) (2:00) 9:30. Cll ill! lllllr.ld & Heating & Jake 1 1M .A +AB7 THOMAS JOSEPH 24Seed ==~~Howlld ttwoom. 111Ctl ac.ment. fr8mln g. conii'Me. *v'A8R, c.lllllc inttall8ion. all remodeling. 304- ~-- ~--- ~ ----.-..---.--·-·-·- ·--- - ------ ~.-- I Wllltl Nauae Actral Ju4y . 17&.23910hlo lllo4.4411-2484. 84 car.IA) Q save Cllrllllne's reputatiOn. ~~ ~~~AN!.!D~WINTRHOP +1076 52 •Qt082 . dining 5 Fall guy room 10 Molding 5 Common11 Fancy dive wealth 12War ·god member 13 Native •• &Imply 14 Slapping sound 7 "Faerie Yesterday's Answer 16 Look upon Oueene· 18 Prototype 31 English 18 Family lady 19 Speechify river member · 8 Ran into 20 Mother 32 Marine 21 Filipino 9 Prior to (Fr.) bird Island . (prel.) · 21 "Mar at • 33 English 22 Venerate 11 Breathing " river · 9:00 p ~ ill) Night Coull Dan · sacrlflcaa a poell raw·ctub to Cleaner, ona half mile up .J EAST WEST +Q9 8 94 •n8 +9 63 2 t ACROSS 1 fliJve an itching- · • Nulwlle Nilw 1:30 ()) Quln..,.aa Raconla Wortcl 01 Sparta (1 :00) . C1J •Cil Juet 11M Ten 01 · Ua Marie telellll her alsterc · to 4rlve, 1liiCI bllptllll• lhe Fatlllr's +KQJ. i054 +KJ JaiiiH Jaeolif . by 0 Murder, 1111 Wrote WATERPROOFING Un cotdtlo,.. 8f•lmo .,.,..,_ •ass CROSSWORD OW"""'"'•• g .....,. Lug111 BaMball 72 . 0 0 . - · ofl• ,104-77. -·---·----:- ~ATE$. . • It&t D, Ill. A II • R W•• llonrica. Poolt. t:llterns, wella. tmmediM• 1.000 111' 2.000-nod.lllory. Coil 30o4.1?&-e370. ' a-., .. 1 .,d 2 - . room .., ...,..., It v•• "We found your probler)l . You're allergic to all these get- well cards." , Clll:1111!1111-..t Tonight Hf'~L .HAvE 1b CJIA~GE ME LONG t>ISTANc;E ., J. J WOI• Senrica. Swimming poolt. clttoma oyotlo. Ph. 111o4. 2411-82111. . 11• Fonl p ..... p 1110.00. lmol-..,.4•ao.oo. 1171 Hondo ....,_... Cl Minor .,d fttv. .ldl AWl· TOUCH WITtf f(fAJ..IT"{, BUT POOR BOYS TIRES . 30o4.17&. 3331 . front end elinement • 18.15. 4.000 good u... tlr-. iemi tires. nM tir•. 1887 Pontloc Fl•o. 4l cvL 8 opood, lilt ,whool, 'AM · FM caeaette, lOw mil-. •c conO, t7.ts!.oo. Phono 304-112· ·2171. N_,_....,_ 2 Champlonehlpt from Las Vegas, NV (I) 7-i-lt +AK Oh, if we coutd' only rub a lamp and have a genie materialize to tell us the right opiming · lead! Even though there's no genie handy at the table. lis.tening to the bidding can be a great sulls"titutoi. In today'a' deal there is no lead that defeats the game, but the uninspired club lead allowed declarer to take more tricks than most other tour· name~t competitors. When South responded with one no.trump, which in North-South's mothods denied holding a lour-card major. North jumped to three diamonds. Now three hearts could not be a suit so wa~ interpreted as showing good stoppeJ;S in that major. Since North had a double spade stopper, he felt quite comfortable in now bidding three notrump. When West led a club, there was nothing to the hand but to 1\nock out the diamond aC!\ .and take 11 tricks. Even though a heart is the best lead, our choice based on the bidding would be a spade. Although East was not able to overcall at the one-level, he still . · ()) llllciP .. dlng US.A women a Mb!ld Pa~ra •· _..---- PuT ME '"' - By 7:05 Ill Anclr Clrlllltll 7:30 P (J) Famllr l'...cl - HE ~A"(S HE CAN 30487&.3248. B2 . ii) ....... VIce I S1:1 '/ILt:s In Clnclnnltl .T!JPCinl ..leap plrtlwlthwheels•ndtir-. 11711-2440.' M NORTH The bidding guides t~e lead Olla ••• • Anclr GriiMI Et.1SriCIIi, roofing kltchon. bo- 81 Choioy 1111plliootllion-eGI\ ·BRIDGE ~"·Wheel 01 . 79 Motors Homes 8c Campars , :.i oown, 1hut up, and SHELL OUT;.:I_ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tNR) (3:00) PCilPMIIIg 11M 71Lincoln. portlng_ojlf t380 lor · oil. Coll111o4.38S.N81. 81 SCIIAM-I.ETS ANSWERS •-• E~ - Polio - Valva ~ Smudge - SHELL. OUT ·A man preparing lor his dauglitsr's wedding said t,h~ngs ware going wtll beciUII8 he had learned the lhr" S s. S1t .leffi!IGII8 p II]) · Feny TrH Trimming. etump romovol. Coli 30o4.87&-1331 . t hi~ g. E xc1ll1nt condition. - 1:31 IX) Canllllllmett Pana 1985 -cuoy Cougor, V·B, cruile. tit, eir, PGWif .,.,.,. 17 '141on 4 wh. dr. Chwy, Wllh • - · Good . . .,. flir bo •. • . . . Coli f14- . . . . . .. .,~ -- . 8c Acce1110rias g-·111100. Cal ov.. c~r~v..n llo4.441-311 1. .,&::• lopood. Fur,.hodlunl>r,.hod. utiMiw plill aeo dop. II monlh 1-a 2151 Stole 11. Qol I 1o4.44&. 3817. Auto . ·. ' . .. rta•attour Septic T.,k Pumping. 190, Gollio Co. RON EVANS ENTER· PRISES, Jocbon, OH 1-800837-11128. brak11 . All Cununlni dloolli ;:o~·· AM.J:M. t112. Coiii1 .. 99Z.7717. 8 19e7Tonv AMort 24 il troll•. 1919 c-wo R:s. whlto wkh' sttf oontelnad, awnWig. 01her T-top, V-1. loodltd. t12,800. .111t1U, t8,B78.00. Otil 30o4. ~:J:z44a.1018 "' 814- 11711-3723. •• Dodge 280 plal1u 11/t aor•. 12:1186 mobile home. utility 10om. outbulclngil. fruit tree't. g•dln. SMIIIita tlrlled wall, rurll wet• 1811. Pricedo" cou....,droomform- 311r .. 2 b•hl. ont(/ t24, 9911 • up. IHou•modol. Col 1· 81o4.118&. . 7311 . CZ) llodr llnlrlc 814-44&.3712. 76 quot~ the '. · A -PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS Qll IN THE SE SQUI.RES · · CIJPCilAICIIIW8Q 19811. 15' Bombo< ru•bouc Mor"'ov 10 HP. Tilt. Trim. oM C~H ... ePOCII....,. p II])~ Ctww,..:tliill A"'" toutllorn - · · COli 814-0• 4823. Coli 814-992· 110. Farms for Sale tr-.H.- YOU MID [ WOl!l.D.• sheai~." ldon'lknowwhy I stud1e<l so hard, of all the tests I've taken this one was . (!)3-2·1 ConiiiCt Q 1971 ch.-llffe 3110 Enilln'o 368 ,1172 314 ton GMC trUck. c.n... ......oi380.AT.Pa,PB. 13100. CaR 1114-24&.023, or . ,.. 2411-11684. . 1 21&&, 2 bedroom. Good con._ 33 (IS lptflll ooll. (0:30) eftglne. 318 tnn .. exo. corid.. ,ol!lf. Coft 111o4.379-2431. 1986 RedmM ledionel28xU, 3 br .. 2 b•h. cent. eir. muet be 1977"0ov•""' 12>11111. 2 be& room. good cond. on ""'Milot Hondonon.W.Vo. te.ooo.oo. 30o4.17&.3882. r EVEN I-lAD roo. WK~ power trimand,a.to oillnjection, MerQ.Iry Trolling motor. Shor• line alus more. good _ huckle • _ by filling in ti-le misseng wor1dl L.o.....L-.1-....L-..L.....L-.J you develop · from slop No. 3 below. 0 Silo'!. . TOIIQ lon Boot-1987 Land&J Ill' ! '' with Mercuoy 311 hp motor w~h . cam~ When mytaking daughter home tro{l1 a big test. --til~'l;..I..:;B-TIL;-7.:YEI...;:E;,Irll ; Compl~:. I Q 73 'K tonChovy !"'"*. wiHtlilol for t391 01' wll pon out. Col 111o4.38&.9888. . OOVEIINMENT SEIZED Voh' d• from *100. Fordl. Mer· eedel. Corwtt-. Chevy a. Sur· plus . luyer• Guide 111 805-817-11000 ht. 8 -10189. r. . . .. ;::~~~~;;=;.;:_, 1:05 IX) Allcl 1:30 Ill ill! NIC Nlgtlt11 IIIW8 r· H P-,. B S A . oc..-~~pteH · 38&.91188. 71 Auto's For Sale . • 7& Chwy- 4 1peed trM'Iemiesion "" ton truck. uoo. Call 11o4. 80 moo Nolntlfoot. "'t13800 c•h. CaN 81o4.318- 9043. ;nopec1ion. 8·1 o4.HS.4411. 48p.ln. Ae•ume Writing Kit. Prof• tionol .. llffo1Sivo guide. Send • 8 . 85 to R•u.,... UnllmiUNI. -oat-· . i$~J(~(/ Motora for Sa Ia M'"ed h"' eo>ndtloned. novw WM. nicebiii•I •1 .10Mch. Cal ~ • lnjiCiion. exc. cond. low hours. 80&.687·11000 Ext. S·l0189. Trail.- · S. 1 acre of land Land contract. I XKlO down 1200 for tlo~ BQBtl and 75 ~I t. , ·1·, ~l· 11 ---i~r-ir-'T--il I I 15 .1 iltlh II]) HIPil¥ Daya 8FIIIt8-01LIIa ~ . L E E v·s· !1111~. 1 Ollpolla Tflvtl ~..:i.e ~IIIOW Q . ~ · cllii30o4.S7 &. 7688 · condklon. toll 814-992-2770. FEED J 0 IIIORTH PRODUCEI moved. Coli 1114-44&.1884 ofRE·TRAIN NOWl 1• I . SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS 1 ---~-----­ COLLEOE. 1128 J•ckson Flt_ke. RATS! HE MADE ME LOSE M'I' .HAT .. · MR.ATTORNE'I". DO 'I'Ol! MIND . IF I ASK 'I'OU ABOUT '!'OUR· MALPRACTICE INSURANCE 7 ·1 1'811'1 Da1111111 .lunlol' When her parentl go away fOr the WMI<end, Lucy plana lfter tll8 poundo of tobacco bola coil llo4.24&.1171. 2118 pouNI '"' ............ colll1o4. 2411-5513. GOVERNMENT SEIZED Voh> cl• !tom .,00 For•. - cedel. Corvettea. C~s. Sur· Cadot 811. -1 Bolong 1400tonot. Coli II 1 o4.37.2748 .. Uood oppN101-. Wnhft. dly... rang•. rwfrig•Mon,.miCJ"oWIVI oven1. ICen'e Appll~nce. 217 E. 2nd St.. ~ POm•oy. 61o4.992·5335 1lt' 814·981135U. ' .. 3 trlllcir •lo ••• • nmt lor olie/1300. ortrldelor 111\1. CaR IJ1o4.3IB1819. low mi .. AM/FM P8, PB, good 'co_nd., 11300 ._1ktng. or belt cent•. e14- 44e-7903. d - - C - tho .J imARio Agon.,. 1114-37.27111. ,1 911 mOtt•-• macve. Cell 8c Grain HAPPY JACK FLEA GARD' AI metal patent"' dwioe oontroll In ,.. home wlthoott chlmicatl or •termln•or. Reautta ovemklhtlll DWELL CASH Sof• end chlii's priced from 8 316 to •995. Tebla~ 160 Md up to 1125. Hld.. e·bede •39o 61o4.44&.0338. to 11596. Rtclln.. •221 to U7&. Lampo t28 to t 125. Regency-. Inc. 2 BR ep . .ment. Din«! a •10i and up to 1496. MIM plu1h c•pet. nM" P*'t utikleo port;olly paid. • 17! mo. Wood tabla w-e chairs 8285 to 1796. Oook t145 up to •375. 30o4.876-5104 "' 30o4.87S. 63118 Hutcheo uoo .. dup,bunkbodl complet• w-m.nr..... 12915 183 Third A~.. 2 BR, unturn.. .,d up to ·t386. Boby 8110. Menr..._ or box IPfinQI Duplax. Pay D~Nn utiliU•. Sec. full or twin 178, firm 118, Wtd Deo. plus Ref. Cal 81o4.24&. 198. Queen oott • 276 • up. 9598. King 1350. 4 dr.W. ch•t 169. ...,geupstllirtapl. 238 1st A-. Gun cabinets 8. 8 , & 10 . ~Jtn. Kitchen/ 1t0Y1 & refri9•ator. Bolrj t3& • •4&. Bod k..,eo 1:2!. o._. Size . 1210/ mo-pluo dep. Utlkl• • U& & king kame t &0. Good ""· No ..... Call 814-4484926. ltlectkJn of be~oom 1utta. metll cabinets. heedbo•dl 130 Md up to 866. , 3& W. opt. 2 "'·· 1 bot I\ private endosedpetio. Cto.etoOf'OCifY 90 Dav• ,.,.,, as c11h with rtorw • ahoi)IMng wat.-, spprovlld credit. 3 Mil• out 1awer . t .r aah provided . 12115/ mo. Coli 81o4.44&.8?27. Bul•iH• Rd. Open 9 A.M . to 6 P.M. Mon. 11wu Sot. 1114-44&. 0322. 2 "'·· opt. in quiet 111ldontlol neighborhood. Cerp•ect. range & nrfrig. plua some furnitu,.· Valli¥ ft.Wnlture furnllheill-'¥11her 6 dryer hook New '"'" used fu,r nkure and oppli101-. Calli14-44&.757:t up- one c• g•eg.t 1221. pk.la Hourt 9-6. · UtMkiM. Call 1114-44&. 7729. Caunh'V ttvlo oofa. •coil.,. conc:IUon. 1300. Creem, blue & Hay tetl't•collect: 304-826-327&. or 30o4. Cfott Motel. 614-4411· 7398. Air cond. , 18.000 btu, II living 64 otientele, qultte, cupboll!f'cll, neon cloeb, entire CeM Wuhera. drylf'l. rW"Ig8Jiilora. ranges . Skeggs Appll1nc•. Upp• R;..,er Rd . belldt Stone dr••• 1880, Cell ·of Pol•il ecc•sorl• free. Pbone304-1711-4130. rr rlnspori.JI Ion USEq APPLIANCES A·1 waeher & elec:. dryer, Hid .. a-a,.d sofa. Full sRI bed. 3 driW'• ·antique brMS bed. & fullsi:r:e beddin_g, 11mpt. & end ' 1•ble. COfbin a Snyder Furn. Col 81o4.44&.1171. =Bowl g aCIIIIent . I ~ (I) IGI ctw81k I ft or June ind ... e200.00.,vorth • ro ,. . b)'N£A . ~- Rogert ModlcoL 1800.81&. ~nwynd Clttory -nil. 2104. ' . Peni.n Md Si~m...- ·end Him .. loron ldttont. For Bille • Concrete 1r1d Pl..-lc 1/ico. C.ll.l4-4411-3144 oftir 7 stptlc t.,k,, All tkoo. RON Liv'lng room tult--1199-1199. •P.M . 8unk- wMh ~dinjt 12411. · EVANS ENTERPRIBES, JoclcFIJI size mtnren· • foUnd.,ion oon. DH . J- 800.1137·9521. Full blooded 4 mo. otd meie starting- 191. Aeallnw stertlngPom.,.,l.,/ f75. FIll blooded Heul Tr!lil•. t171. C1l 814-- Cocker Spaniel puP!J/11 00 198. USED· Bedl. dre..... bact'oom 448-004!. ooch. Cal 114-371-2103. , Apartment for Rant the SATUCC 2 PO IIINewe 30o4.17S.·2 802 oft• I p.m. 51 Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNITURE !ph adu __ P(J) CIJ ·PCil 8 lit. 38Cyclo8aloo. 7mll••outh of H•dln04\- dflcounta now on Tuno 1,1>o on ATV't .,d StrOll lllk• Aloo. buv orwthlno . -. Plol•b 4 w ......a ~loring Mt¥ t .S toolohooltao.,hntndl.no. Collll14-441-2713. Rldln~ mower. pu•h mower, I rot . - Porto - · .... _ 1 . . .~ 111o4.44&.4428. . 64 suitM. O..kl. wrino- wuh•. e comp'efe line of uaed -..rnlture. NEW- W•twn · boot• •35. Workbooto t1B • up. ISteei & 10ft too.) Call 614-44&.31&9: wet.- cooled. e,JOp.m. 81o4. 742-2387. tn01. o.ll din~• I pr. . back choh t9itB a< •37.89/ mo teo l'lblte. Curto cabintlt·CUrved gla•• front-1278 or Hondll0ccMop ... l1150.210 . Att••Uon toNcao proa.cer1: • 15.14/ mo. Tr- ln' o. tlkon. . · gtllon luol oM -11. 110. ~ocklng INUre your crop aga~Mt hail 2 rldin_g lewn Tara Townhou.a Apartments . 2 capped in our home. 26 v••• IIC .,_iance. LPN on call. Low income home. Call 614-9928873 after 7:00p.m. for more inforrNtion. 2 br., trail• in oourmv. Cell 2&68. E. 0 . H. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale C0mp1•• line of o• lur,.t> 442&. 2325. 4411- . r.ttoro ·of 0 Roorronge four ierombied words t I I 1I I I I:OOIJ) . . . . ,• ., 11le Loll r• ~=======::::=::;:=========~ cond, '811 t-IOndll VF7.00Meg~a. •c . t2.1500. 00 negiotabl• HlghMt 'prlceo paid. -h for 44&.4249. GOOD For rent or sale: 2 BR mobile PDnl.nd Road. new RavensWood Bridge. bv owners. prt- 113.85/ mo. tza Avo. Golllpolio. ,OH. Fully lurnillled g ..ogo tpt . ... II 3 or 4 BR tlouse. l•ge family room. 1'h bath. Ctty Schoola. Gas heat. large IaHti lot with shadetr-.. Cabinets. refrlger• tor & range. Call for sppoint· 011 53 County' .Appli~nce. Inc. Good u1ed IPPII~r~C8- end T.V . 1e1a. ()ptr\8 A.M. to8P.M. Monthru Sot. 814-44&.1699, 627 3rd. AVON - .All I!!• ea. Call Marilyn Just w.m 10 earn a little 8Jltra mone.,.7 Or would yoq ike to have ·a caner? Either way Awn can help you be1he best you ca'l be! I! Call Marityn WetNer. 304- Wood g ~ oups ••19 or 117.- 31/mo. 3 pelcasofa ch*: 1289 beta. , EVENING 1878 HondO &00 CX . Shaft drNM. SWAIN AUcriON • FURNITURE 82 Olivo St .. Oollipafio. NEW · 8 pc. wood group - t339. 7204. AVON all11reas!! Shirlf~f Spears. 30 ... 675-1429. . M...lcheir•new or ~ u•d. 3 wheeled electric lcootlr'l. Cal 65164. WorN .. 30o4.882-2645 . Com01•cill SpiCe. 1400 ....... fMI. corner Second 1n d Pin• Ample p•kin~.-· Coil II 14- •a • 12 long Hollow RoiKI. Lotort. W.Va. Phone 30o4.89S. 3929. 61o4.37&.2438. 16 Mattr•• eet •sa. Bun•l• 139. 95 . · crib' ma1tr11111 Hondo XR 80 0375. Coli 814318'1041. 40 Inch aloe. r.,ao/171; 30 Inch elec. ,.,~•11; Kenmore auto we_st. 1115: G.E ~ .uto Furn.. oriic:l.,.,. ol utlkot ~4 WOihw / d5; O .E. dry•/ t75; stwabllh'100mo. 919Seeond . Whirlpool ~/17!; 30 lftdi Ave. Colllllo4.441-3945. , • range/ •71; refrig-froat Moble Home frem• Wtl:h llome ret·/• 71: M•vtag auto Sleeping roonw with ooo•o washer/ ,110; Chest tr-w; 17 good wllilo ond ''""'· 11•12. AlloTrlil•tJ*& Afthoolt-&.Ct•-. cu. ft. 01110; lkoggoAppll.,_ uoo. 114-742-11033. CAll oft"' 2p.m. 30o4. 77J. Upplf Rlv• Rd . Col 114-44111861 . Mason, YN. · 7318. Pie• .... lull hookup. 30o4.875- Vate. 100 acre f•m. like""""· RETAIL MERCHANDISER . Na· remodeled 3 bectoom house. t ional Service Company has l•ge deck. 2 o•wells, 1 rovattv. permanant part· time opening in . 40x62 m!lal outbuildinG -=enic Pomerov area for Retail Mer- viM¥ , str.-n. low 90's. 814chandiser. Flexible daytime 843-&281 "'81o4.9~2&18. l'louts. dapend•bte c• necessary ._ If you can work independ0 ue to failing health. Apartment anttv l!lnd resume to: M•- Shea house or boarding home for ule. P.O . So~t 64092 St. Paul Mn. Reas onable. Call 614-992- 12 1tl37801hodow. t1800. 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Cltttf0411iote: NOSTALGIA IS LIKE A ·GRAMMAR LESSON. YOU · FIND TilE PRESENT TENSE AND THE PAST PERFECT. - ROBERl OR BEN. Yaet~'a ·. �.. • Paa• Wednesday. July 5, 1989 12-The Community ·McEnroe calendar . DEXTER' - The Old Dexter Church. 'young people wm meet ori Wednesday at 7 p.m. Sunday · school Is at' 9:30 a .m: a nd everyone· is welcome. limit .. ..Quantities. . STORE HOORS ---· • POMEROY - The Salisbury , Township Trusters will meet on Thursday · at 7 p.m. at the .township haiL ~ CHESTER - The Chester t'J.M.W. family.picnic will be held at the home of 6reg and Janet Eblin on Thursday at noon. Everyone is to bring their covered dishes and table service. Hostess will furnish 'dr.inks .' Gues ts a re welcome. CHESHIRE - Th e Gallia · Me i.g s Community Action Agency will .have a free clothing · ·d.a y on Thursday fi·om 9 a .m. to ' noon a t · the old high school building in Cheshire. ,PRICES JFFECnVE SUN., JULY ~ TitRU SAT., JULY ·8, 1989 . .' Vo1.40, No.43 Copyrighted 1989 ' By JULIE DILLON Sentinel News Staff ACcording to Meigs · County Engineer Phil Roberts. at Wednesday afternoon's commission- . er's meeting, the new.4.2 percent state wide gas tax Increase is a "good shot In the arm." This new increase Is to take effect July 1!\. The money generated from this · increase could be made available .t hrough State Issue II funds. It is however. unclear as to ' how the money will be divided. Pomeroy- .. fLAVORITE Wieners •••••••••••••• ~~. CAROLINA PRIZE . . Baeon.•••••••••••••••••• ~. ~ SUPERIOR ASSORTED The monies will be allocated district wide and not count y wide, and the . townships . . villages. and counties can all apply for the State Issue II funds . The increase would generate approxirria.tely $200,000 for the Meigs County area, and to qualify for the funds. a proposal has to be made to the State Issue II Proposal Commltteeclting'the needed · work for stree t reilova tio ns. . The public hearing date for the • ' I ' Middleport-Hobson annexation has been set for Wednesday. Aug. 23 at 10 a .m., and the public budget hearing has been set for Friday July 14 from 1-2 p.m . A request has been made by area residents to relocate the speed limit signs dn Laurel Cliff ·Road ·due to 'the number of accidents that occur there . It is felt tha f'>if the signs are moved down further on one end and up further on the end that drivers will be · made ~ ware of the • Leg QUarters ••••••'!-. 49< La Rump Roast •••••••• ~ Sl 79 _ CAPTURES FIRS')' 'PLACE - ThiB wu the first year for the July 4th "Anything that Floats hut a Boat' • race In Racine, and this crew of.lelt to' · right, Chris Wolle, K~ilh Allen and Jay Bostick . . I . North's 'pension suspen4ed·. . POMEROY -A special mee ting of the public employee reti rees will be held on Thursd,ay a t the Senior Citizens Center' In . Pom eroy . There will be no guest spea kers a t this workshop to se t the progra m a nd projects for the rema ining year. invited to have lunch center. Virgil Brown. ore•sid urges members to attend . $ 99 .Watermelon •••••• !!C: . 2 · 22 LB~ AVG. FRIDAY MIDDLE PORT - There will be a round and square dance at the Midd leport Legion Annex on Friday from 8 p.m . to midnight. Music will be provided by True Country Ramblers. The public is invited. FLAVORITE • 0/ /0 . Milk 2 . . ·_ . . . . GAlLON •••••••••••••• .·. s·149 ' 3 LB·. CROCK Shedd's Spread •••• $1 49 pOMEROY - The Carleton Church wi II have a rummage sa le in the Elberfeld Annex on East Ma in Street in Pomeroy on Friday a nd Saturday. · ·DAIRY LANE SHOWBOAT (;AL . Vt • . .. MAXWELL HOUSE CAMPIELL'S SOUP o.s oz. 5'/ $2.: 1 • .' 2 Soctiono, 1 2 ·problem area sooner. and will have more time to react. Another lengthy discussion during the meeting evolved around the request of Meigs CountY Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story and Meigs County Sheriff James M. Souls by. for the board of commissioners to set up separate checkIng account funds for the two · officials under the Law Enforcement Trust Fund. This fund Is prison term and $1~0.000 In fines . binding decisions." "Accompanying t~e · let.te~ or Navy Lt. Greg Smith said request to the comptro)let· gencurrent and I retired military era! is the opinion o!. the judge · officers convihed of felonies do advocate general of the Navy ,' not lose their !Jay automatically: and concurred in by the Navy's It depends on the charges.· general counsel, that Lt . . Col. Oniy. one <or North's three t>~orth's status.as a retired officer convictions. o~ a count of falsifyIs not affected by the sentence." lng and destroying N ti 1 the statement noted: · Security Courtcll records~ c~~fd ''However, in accordance with ·affect his status as a retired normal prQCedtlrc~. · Lt. Col. lieutenant colonel and result In North's pay and allowances will the ·loss of ~Is pension. Smith be he I(! in abeyance by the said. . 1 Department of the Navy pending North, 4!\, retired a year ago . after 20 years of active service. that decision," it concluded. . Comptroller General Charles His pension has.been about $1,900 Bowsher. head of the General a month, or ~3.000 a year. Accounting Office. an investigaA federal jury convicted the live arm of Congress , reported at former Whlt~ House aide May 4 midday Wednesday he had not of l)estroylng,offlcial documents. accep,ting an lllegal gift of a yet received the Navy request. "It Is ·. not ·uncommon for ...-$l\j,800 home security system persons or organizations to come and aiding ' and abetting the to us and ask for rulings of that obstruction of Congress about the kind," a GAO spokeswoman secret 198.'i ajld 1986 sales of U.S. said. "There is nothing unusual arms to Iran and the diversion of about the processor th,escenarlo. pro!its to·the, Nicaraguan Contra The decisions we makl? ar!' rebels. · ' . . P•v•• 26 Cento A Muftimedia Inc: New.peper Roberts·. made up of money received when · properties are ·seized by law enfqrcement officia is. After reviewing the · request and conferring with Meigs County Auditor William Wickline, the board of commissioners voted to set up thE.'trust fund on an annual event. The fund was to be made available yesterday !Wednesday) . As for work on the roads and brush a_round the county it was noted that due to all of the rain in the pas t weeks It . ha.s b e~n difficult for workers to do the needed brush and weed cutting as well as the paving of various roads. Work is, however, ready to begin as soon as the weather breaks. _F inally. the board or commissioners voted to accept the resignation of Mike Oiler · as custodian for the Department of Human Services. .. , Judge .h ammers mineworkers,. leadership i11 contempt order John Cox guilty of violating the judge's court or~ers regarding the use of ·so-c alied "rolilng roadblocks," the use or slow moving parades of c11rs : and pickup trucks te . delay coal shipments. . Williams ruled 'strikers violatPd ~is ord(;'r to stop the roadblocj<s six days, carrying a $100.000 line per violation, and fined &lberts and Cox $60.000 each. · 1 • . · Williams also raiseq the doUar · 'amount of any forthcoming fines fqr further violations. from $100,000 to $500,000 per violation per day for the union and · from $10.000 to , !\O.OOOper violation per day by an individual. · Union attorneys successfqily argued for a stay in paying -the fine until an appeal can be lodged with the 4th U.S. arcult Court .of Appeals, an appeal that's yet to be formally filed. P'ttts ton spokeswoman Susan Copeland had no comment on the judge's sanctions other than to say, "WI' feel like they should be complying with the orders and the' original injunction." . Meanwhile, a National Labor R,glatlons Board regional directo~ determined Pittston had engaged in unfair labor practices against the UMWA, a fl!!leral official said Wednesday. T.he ruilng from the board's Region 9 director in Cincinnati means Pittston cannot permanently replace striking miner's. But the coal colnpanyhas60days to appeal the ruling to an NLRB ' administrative la·w judge, said Richard Hardick. a deputy asslstant general counsel at the board 's Wa s hington. D.C.. headquarters. Plttston,plans to cJJallenge the finding before an administrative ; .taw judge. Copeland said. "We feel like these were old charges," she said . "We feel they have no merit. Of course we·it challenge th~m . We feel ..the administrative law judge will rule this is an economic strike. not an unfair labo.r practices strike." Copeland would not rule out the possibility of an agreement. "We' ll certalnlv look Into ·a settlement,". Sh!' said. "That's a natural step In the process." The UMW's claim of unfair labor practices prompted union President Richard Trumka to call a s trike against Pittston.' Virginia's largest c1lai producer. The ruling could severely hurt Pittston's attempts. to attract nonunion, labor to keep its operalions going. Roberts told suppor' ters at an Infiendence Day rally in St. Paul. Va. The company has hired scores of replacements during the strike to work Its m.in<-s but contends they have been hired on a permanent basis. "When we get a contract , I they 're) finished." Roberts said. The NLRB decision. based on unfair' labor complaints filed by Continued on page 12 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPil The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a defendant in a civil trial Is subject only to one JI.Unitlve damage citation in a given case. At the same time. the high court found, that only limited damages can be awarded In wrongful pregnancy cases. and they must be related directly to the pregnancy . . - Digital and Analog Design Corp. had sought awardsr of $1 million each on four alleged torts by Its supplier. North Supply Co. or Lorain County . . North seized more than $1oj:OO(J worth of merchandise from Digital's Amherst warehous~ In 1984 because the firm owed It $330.000. The high court affirmed a $1.1 million co'l!pens_atory damage award , but ruled North could be punished only once for the same act. "We believe It is a reasonable conclusion that out of a sense of fairneSs , in an action seeking punitlve1lamages. the law should not countenance one to be pun- · Ished repeatedly for the same act or allow multiple recoveries lor such act," wrote Justice Robert Holmes. The court reduced the punitive damage award from $1.5 milUon to $1 million. Digital had sought $2 million. The wrongful pregnancy .case was a six-year old lawsuit against University Hospitals of Cleveland and three physicians there. Wrongful pregnancy means a . birth due to a physician's failure to properly perform a sterilization pl'ocedure. Ruth Johnson. then the mcth er of three. had undergone a tubal ligation in March 1982, but later became pregnant. and delive red a baby on April27. 1983. She was awarded $12,!\00 for delivery fees, prenatal care. pain and suffering and loss of consortium during pregnancy. but she sought $300,000 for child rearing ·expenses . Writing for the mai<?fiiY of the court. Justice Andrew. Douglas held that such expenses would be specula tive "because of the impossibility or a jury placing a price tag on a child 's benefit to ·her . parents. We are not In the business of placing a val.uc on a smile or quantifying the negative impact of a temper tantrum." he wrote. The court a lso ruled that in a wrongful pregnancy, the moth er need not have an a bortion or placement for Hdoption in order to make a justifiable c la im for damages. · ~ • brief~ ~. 28 •• • Rain moves eastward; . W:est rematns hot ,.._Local news Tax deadline Friday ' COFFEE · WASHINGTON !UPH -The Navy suspended r~tlred Marine l.t. Col. Oliver North's $23,000 annual pensiQI) and asked ' the federal comptroller general to determine whether the pay should be revoked permanently. The Navy said in Its request for a ruling that i! it 1believes the Vietnam War veteran should be · allowed to keep the ·pension despite his criminal convictions In the Iran-Contra scandal. The suspension nevertheless took effect when North was sentenced Wednesday . a Navy spokesman said', and North would feel it at the time of his next $1,900 monthly check due at the en(! of July . '1'he Department of the Navy has sought a final decision from the comptroUer ·general on the questio'n of ' whether Lt . CoL Oliver NoFth's retired pay and allowances ·be contlnued ·despite his sentenclnjt today," said a Navy statement Issued a'ter a judgg gave Illorth a suspended ' $ -1·19 Ice Cream 1soz.3/$ •••••••••••• Pork ~ Be_ans •••• KEYSTONE -BANQUET REGULAR · . · ·. $ • d ch·1cken •....•• oz. . Apple Juice ••••••• ~~~ 99< rr:r1e . lWI be (/ocnlng on o Cloud with the buys you'll fllld In the ·. dossl(leds. · . • By United Press International A federal judge round the United Mipe Workers of America and fwo of Its top leaders In contempt of his restraining orders In the strike against Pittston Coal Group_ and issued ~720.000 Wednesday. fn Glen Willi- ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS . . • Workers from Meigs Mine 2 met at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Rutlanil Civic Center, according to .a UMW spokeswomaa · In Athens. She wou.. aot specify why they were meetbtg, and added she did not know If workers from Metgs· 1 and . 3 would al110 be meelln~r. LB. ' r Meigs 2 meets · CHICKEN Chuck·. Roast ..••..~. $119 U.S.D.A. CHOICE . $ 89 T-Bone Steak ....... . 3 U.S.D.A. CHOICE . . . $ 99 .Sirloin Steak •••••• ~a~ 2 . . help Meigs 29 LUnch Meats . m..~~ 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE. • 1ddleport. Ohio, Thursday, July 6. 1989 · $ · . Mos tly c lear tonight. Low Ia mid 60s.· Friday, mostly sunny. High In mid 80s. . Gas tax· hike coul RUTLAND _:_ The American Legion Ell Dennison Pos t 467 will. be holding a r umma ge and yard sa le a t th e hall on Thursday and Friday from 8 a. m to 4 p.m . each day. . ra in or shin . e. ROCK SPRI NGS ...fT'he Me igs County Pamona Grange will mee t Friday at 7: 30 p.m. at the. gra nge ha iL The fifth degree will be exemplified in fu II form . All officers ar<' as ked to wl?ar black and white. Hemlock Grove Grange will serve re freshm ents. .. • 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH; TUPPERS PLAINS - The . Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F.W. Pos t 90"-3 will meet Thursday at the post home. The Racine Board of P1,1bllc Affairs will meet on Thursday at 7 p.m . at the Star Mill Pari\. 3760 Super Lotto 2-5-16-24-36-44 Ki..ker 724667 · 3 AM-10 PM ·. RACINE- The Racine Ameri can Legi'on Pos t 602 will have ·a s pecial meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m . at the post home. Refres hments will be served and all members are urged to attend. • Pick 4 Page3 Monday thru · Sund~y ,THURSDj\Y MIDDLEPORT - The Evan- · geline Chapter 172 Order of the Eastern Middlepottwillhaveit 's regular meeting on Thursday at 7: 30 p.m. Officers are urged to wear street dresses. RAC INE~ 970 . We Reserve The Riehl To POMEROY - Th e monthly stated · meeting of the Pomeroy lodge 164 will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p .m . at the , Middleport Temple. All mas ter masons welcome .and refreshments will be served. POMEROY - Th e Pomeroy group of A.A. and Al-Anon will meet at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at · 7 p.m . tm ' ThursdaY.. .Pit>k 3 in Wimbledon semifinals · WEDNESQAY HARRISONVILLE -The Harrtsdhvllle Holiness Chapel will be having missionary service on Wednesday at ,7:30 p.m . .with speaker. tile Rev . Steve Shover. Pastor DaVid F er rell invites the public. REEDSV1LLE - Olive Township Trustees will hold a budget hea ring on.Wednescay at 7 p.m .. followed by a regular mefo'ting at 7:30 p.m . Both .m eethigs will be at the home of BaFbara Hannum, township clerk. Ohio' Lottery J By UnKed Press International Rai!J. continu(i!d to fall Thursday on the waterlogg~ East, the National Weather Service said. while residents of the West braced for another day of sweltering heat. Flash flood watches were In effE'ct Thursday for parts of North Carolina. Virginia,, West VIrginia . Maryland. Pennsylva. nia, New Jersey and New York. Thunderstorms developing ahead of a cokl front in the north central part of the country produced large tlail a nil destructive wiiids In northern Minnesota late Wednesday and continued to generate rain early Thursday . . • Forecasters said thunderstorms pr()(!uced dime-sized bail at Newfolden. Minn.. and 1 inch hall at Roseau. ,WiJKI..gusts of up to 62 mph· were reported at International Falls. High winds downed power lines and many large trees near Cook, Minn.. late Wednesday, and ·i moved about ~5-gallon drums. planned to spend Wednesday across Utah and central CaliforScattered showers and thun. night In a Red Cross shelter near nia. · Highs · over · the desert derstorms extended from Flor- Elscmere because of lioodlrig . southwest were forecast to reach ida and the central Gulf Coast to near 11~ to i20 degrees . . At · least four people died · '.New England early Thursday, The heavy rain continued to be with rain most prevalent from Tuesday ani! Wednesday In flood - a hot topic of conversation for central Virginia to coastal New waters spawned by soai\ing_rains residents of the Northeast. England. that began during' the foui"day . "Everyone IS talking abou) · The NWS said an upper-level · holiday weekend . ·Where are you going? Where are While the East was ·wet, · the weather disturbance was produc- ' you coming from? How bad is lng a few showers in western New WesL was hot. It reached an it?" said a south Jersey motorist Mexico and southeastern Ariz- all-time high of 94 degrees in who spent two hours WedneSday ona. l;'air skies prevailed across Alamosa. Colo.. Wednesday and trying to drive 4 miles before the mercury hit 96 in Cheyenne. much of the rest of the nation. pulling pver. "Everyone · was Late evening thunderstorms Wyo., tying a record for the date trading horror stories about the produced more than 2 Inches of set 112 years ago; the NWS said. traffic mess. " Record highs were also set or rain at Kennesaw. Ga .. while The weather service said more thunderstorms over eastern tied in ()as per. Wyo.. (97) ; · than 8 Inches of rain fell In 24 Texa• early Wednesday evening , Colorado SI)rlngs, Colo., !97); hours at Bristol, Pa., and fennsprodUced high winds that downed Denver (101); Jamestown, N.D., vllle, N.J. Many roads were trees near Pruett and in Mll.l'ion (108): lakeland. Fla.. (98); impassable 'Wednesday morning Lander, \\'yo., (97); Laramie, County. In low are11s south of Baltimore, Up to JO inches of rain Wyo., (92)1 Orlando, Fla., (96); soaked with 5 Inches or more of drenched northern Newc.a stie Pueblo, Coto.,/16'); andScottsl> ' rain In 24 hours. County. Del.. Wednesday, while luff, Neb.. ,(108) . · Rain was falling at 2 inches per The NWS forecast tempera9.52 inches were r-eCorded at hour in parts of New Jersey and Claymont. New Cas de County tures of .lOO degrees ~nd hJiber flash Rood watches were posted police· said at least 500 people Thursday from western Montana In 13 of the state's 21 counties . • • ) .. - · Friday, July 7. is the last day for Meigs Count y res ide nt' s to pay real estate taxes. Penalties will be added to payments ma de after the -July 7 deadllt;1e. /load closed temporarily A portion of Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy Is closed temporarily to traffic while Pome~:ay Village workers install a water line across the road. John Anderson, village administrator. reports that the road will be reopened just as ~n as possible. Mulberry Ave. traffic is being detoured over Un'ion Ave. to Hiland Road. ·, Several court cases proce.'ISed . The foUowing cases were prOCE'ssed Wednesday, nJght" In Pomeroy Mayor's Court by acting Mayor Larry Weilrung. -ng in for Richard Seyler. who is ill. · , Fined were Ernest Lyons. Rutland, $37fi and cost~ for DWI: and $213 and costs for assault; Robert Riffle. Pomeroy. $375and costs for DWI: and $63 and costs for driVIng under sUSpe'IJsion· - Judy Sayre, New Haven . W.Va., $313 and costs. d6trucli0n oi property; Martin Shuler, Pomeroy, $313 and costs , qestruction Continued on page 12 -- -.... _.... ~ , • � 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 07. 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