https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c869a7225598372bc76fb35728250e5.pdf 7b50628c347259148c135de8b937e063 PDF Text Text Page-D-B- Sunday Times-Sentinel Marti estimates 'grossly inflated' according to GAO MIAMI tUPII lo ngrrs SiOna JiOVf'S Uga t ors Cll l' cHTUS i n g the U .S. Informa tr o n !\gt •nt '\ ot gross ly inflating E'"t rm .t l t'~ nf Ita• potentral audu:nct:> fm T\ ' M c~ r tr the con trover s tal g O\ 'f'l rmi P n r. S(X)nsored broadcas t:-. to ( 'ub .r rr was reportPd Satu rd Jv The USIA has Pst!tn.t t!'d th,rr between 1 mrllron and I mrllwn Cuban s a day mav h .:~.u· IJP•·n able to see TV M<~r tr ~ tt ·s t" ea rlie r this yea r But a r E'port bv th(• ( ·•·ner <~I Accounting Offrcr, lhr Jn\(·~ t rgd · tory arm of Co ng rrs,, <.;ard l s diplom ats In 113\'an.l ~ul In <' figure a1 onlv 50 .11110 to 7tl.lillll becau se t he T\' Mani "gna l " was rffec li \'r l v Jarnnwd bv t lw Cuban gove rn mt•nr ,·· th P Mramr Hera ld reponed The GAO rPport. nut Vt' l published but obta inL'C i tl\ rhr Hera ld , CT ilir 1zr" fh P mrthodol og~: used in two dudr c ncr sur \'I'V '-' thr USIA co nduc t Pel bv q ui 'S lio n ing Cuban v 1sJtot s. tt•fugl·P <.; and emigres arr 1\'lng d l MJ.mn lnt!' t natio mJl Atrpor t The n umbeJ of ('ub ct s 10 :) million peoplt' \~ h o .1rtu.llk " £'( ' !he br oa dcasts ha" brPn onP of lh r m os t controvrr s t t~ l d " lfl'C t " nf the serv tee sJnC'(' t h(• l ' nt! ~ ·d St<.tt es began tes ting It s ,d ll lll \ to beam TV stgna ls to thP l"l, uHI Marc h 27 Co ngres s has bt'rn the result s srnct• <t " P S'">S lllg .~ r r C( ' l\' Jnt; t(~ehnica l repo rt from p, PSH.h' nt Bush Julv 27 T hf' rP\' H'W p l' t Hl(l ends Sunda v and crJllf Jct llOII ll\ the p rPsidPnt 1s n(_•f'dj·d f111 tll1 ' btoddcasts to cu ntt nuf' \'c~ mPd for .Ju,P ~I. t t 11. 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SfJ /lll ' : CHESHJRF: - Do nald 1. . 1/ ,11 ·rison , assi stan t sh1ft opC'r.11Jng £ nglneer a t l hc Ohiu Vail<'\ ·Electric Corporalion 's 1\vg<·r :Creek Plant, received his an n1 :versary award for .15 yea r's -service to !he compan y , a.s :announced today bv Norman II . :Tarr, plant manager Harrison joined OVf'( ' on Aug l'ios~d·door meeting in Wa shing· ton last Tuesdav won't be rC'· leased (or six we€ks but offic ta ls at a Jackson Hole. Wvo confer · ence on Fr1day told Th(_' Tim es a c hangl~ tn pol !C'' \\Ould on I\ tn jec t n e~ unce JI<..Ilnl\ tnlo thr nervou s bond .1nd s1ock ma1 kets " II IS f ai r l1 well acce p1ed that m onetar _ v pollC'\, t cac ting to suppl y shoc k s. IS not apptop na te, " a Fede1 a ! Reservt• offt · e ta! said . The pres idem s of the F'PdPr al Hese r ve's 12 re ~JOn.ll banks gat her in the capital ev f'ry s1x weeks to re view the state of th e economy and decidr whf'ther to lower interl'' t ril tPs, thus slimu la ting buymg and tn ves ling. or pu sh up rat es. rPduc1ng the odds of a highpr i nfla ti on rate T hP F ed ha s been pushing down int erest rates for a lmost a \\'Jl ou t ot conn'i n that l hP · · k, g Th P t'Lonom\ l\a ~ HC'a l ntn . T1mrs no tl'd Thl' las t drop tamP m1g ht be read\ to cave In ·,nt ~r<" t r""'l es so I he F!'d has lo ~ "' . . 11 matnt a ln the:n lon gP I than .lull J:l In Jnlt 'l \ lt'\'> " m rg hl ot herwi se hil vr "anted H nh 'I hl' T tmi',<., uf flnal-.. :-,aid JIH· l idiJ t'Jt!-.t:-. crf' atrd a !J tl tn th t· \'dluP of thP doll a1 - a po) . _' nfl d l l\ 1n fla twn a r~ ctr\ (• lopmPnr - dnd ;1 shdt p n sr 1n interr st 1Jtt's loJ long ter m go'e ' nmPnt bonds ThC' TimPs said thf • r ist' tn bond r al f·s rPflec ted in pd lt " !'OncPI n l"i, 1 9~~ - as a maintenance he iJX'r in the Mdintcnancr DPp:ntment. Th at sa nw yt'Li t hP trans fe rred to t hf' OpPrat ions DepartmPn f as an .ru x1 1/a rv eq ul pment ope ra tor. fn I '1/ ,1 he was prom oted 10 unit .s upN vl.sor and in 1982 to assist · en! shift opera ting eng ineer . Har11 >on and hi swt fe, M ary. ll v~ a/ Roul<' 'l. (;aJiipoll s third straight over Pirates 11 on 11'" 11 Stree l I hal thl' Mrddle shipml'nl s lr um l hP Mrddlr Fast Eas t c ri sis might c au sr the FedNa l Resenr to n•durf' inter es t rat es in em rffortto avmd a recession "Proplr pPrreivt' t hat thr Ff'd \V tll b(' fu r th l'r dt...,lnp lrd or how htg h oi l pnces Imght t'IS(' In suc h unrrr taint :-,·. t he ofh eta is sa id . adJu~1lng mt Pre st ra tt' poli r v would be tnappropnatf' 1 ·2- 13 -2 6-~·3 1 Vo1 .4 1, No 80 . Naval Academy's attrition rate at 4.5 percent Milk ... CtmltnuPd from D 1 co mmitlec ha s m om'\ budgPIPd for ACP lhat CJ n be "kmdler. mentor mmorit1es. reasons fo r lravtng. AI l hc close of I he seven ·week Whil e all l hP milila rv acadc· 'plrbE' summer '· that g ives tn m1es t>X Pf'CI to lo sl' ftr st year s tud ents. thr Na,·a l /\eadem:.' ha s a tte mp! od tht s vra1 to tmprovr co ndittons for plf'bl'" and gu<.~ ra n ter eq ual tn: atmcnt for womrn and mm ontif' S aftrr c rit iC ISm about what on a n:. f irst PxposurP to mtlitarv ltfe. 55 of the 1.2:\2 freshmen had dropped out, Including 10 of lht' spc>n t or al located pnot to l hrt t 136 fir st yea r womPn. oUJc tal s new fiSca l year star tmg OCI . I It vou lhink I ha l you may quala1 fy . tal k to Mr Dave MCKen nc the sa 1d commttte-eman or staff rmmedJalel y. Soil tes t for pra r tr cps are an Important f 1rst strp ll r1n g I hem to the cou nt, · Ex len ' l Oll Office Ca ll if vou need help lhts :.rar ·s attri11o n rat e was rela tJ ve lv hi gh. s1 nce student s g1ve dJftPr ent .~SCS loca l were not surP w h:-, genllrr" orientat io n program m s t1 t uted m response to allegat iOns of sexism and harass· co m1ng midshipmen a grue lling Thr 4 5 prrcen t att rition ra wt s I he rou rth· hlghest at th rAnnapo I ts aca drmy in the pa s t Hl VPJt s. th ough low4:'r than las t VPa T. when bb sl ud ents had left tlrr · academy bv I hiS ti me Academy officia l s sa id 1h''' Kicker 4141S5 Page 3 •• ANNAPOLIS. Md IU PII The dropout ra te among Naval Academy plebes this summl'r was rel atively high. d es pit e a o ther co llege cam pus wo uld br dN•m rd 'haz 1ng .. Naval Aca demv spokPsm an Cmdr Mike John sa rdrh at.g iven th1 • ft gurrs. thr academy's ef fons obvtOuslv h <.~ve not dom · muc h to hf'lp at If ilion so far thi -., Pe~ tt y Dyer. S01l Co nsPn·a n onal tsl. m a kes th e soil loss drlf'l'mtnJt JO ns. Final approvctl or A~ n culluial Consp rv at wn praciiCt'' 1s wtt h th r co unt\ ASC comm tt lrf' T hf'lt nex t mrrtrng IS sc hr Pick · ~: 931 l'lck -l: 6446 Card• 1\ .H. 6-C , 9·0 , K-S Super Lotto 10 do. " Je rr~~ l or dan. r h tPf t'co no mi st at Ftrs t_I nteJstat l' Ranco r lJ 111 Sa n Franc tsro TOiti T hr T im es No nr or thf' of fK tal s Jnter \ trwrd bv Tht• T tmPs wo uld disc!os(• SP(' dfic dPrt sJnns made at Tursda(s mPI'tt ng hut "-pPCU Ia ted 11 ~ill be at IPdSI a m o nt~ beforf' 11 1" knowll v. hP th f'r 011 ,rnd plebes A t otht •r m tl t!,JJ \ dC<J dl •m rr-. I his yt'a r. 120 of l hl' 1. :1:\8 r·ariPI' at thr US M i ll l ar , 1\eadPmy dl W£'st Potn t t\' Y . have diO]JJ>Pd uu I. and AA of ttw 1) Ql s tuUPnts at thP us All F'Ol('l' Af',l dL'rll\ Ill ('o lur<.l dU Sprin gs Colo . h .J\'1' ll'fl S8J88 m"' SCHOOL Dl\ YS - These pupils In Jamie Blaettner'' first grade greeted their teacher with " lrrlght, shiny fa<'<"" at Pomeroy Elementary L:'·'"" l'rl ncP i on Ill< Mrdn rg hl. F:r l1 p" ' ,tncl Asset Top l i\'P ftnrl(' af A<'ccpts position '. T ,ry lor .J unior High Sc hool 1n Vi di t f'n ton. \a 1-h' wi ll be tea rhm g mallr. IH' il ilh and ph ys J co~ l edu ra 11 on. .tnd w! ll al so be t hr ,1ss 1slan t l ootba l/ roach lherc Ebc·rsb .. rh s t ~ll tPd on h1s new JOb last v.rrk l i e is a grad ua te ol Sou ln <' rn lligh·School in 19R5 .tnd ll<'' t \ tr gl niJ Weslr van U nt\rrs tl\ 1ll 1'1~1 -~IR TENT CliA~I:E PRICES UNDER THE TENT ARE UNDER WHAT YOU'D EXPECT! ) ) DOUBLE REBATES ON All 1990 OlDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME$ SEE OUR SALES TEAM FOR DETAILS! I' 1990 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO CLEVf:I.AN ll i UP i l - Unless De m oc r a I w gubPrn a I on a I c and i dt.~tr Anthony CP lPbrPZZP J r . c an capt uti' th P 0Pmocr a tic stro ngh old Cu)ahuga County his c han rrs to bP rlrr tf'd lh1l nrxt Oh1 0 govrr nor. a rf' s I im " Thi s co unt y 1l' uyahoga1 is whPrP thP ra rr-' 1s won or lost " CP ir brPzzr sf' nlot campatgn ad \ isr r D onald Swr 1t zrr said. Tht' Cleveland Platn UPah?J rf'port r d Fo1 th1 s rc·ason the a tt o r ne~ gpnr r.l l w1 l l bP turn ing m ost of his at tPn tion lhf' last \0 WC'f' ks of ttl(' r<J mpat gn on Clf'vrland. thf' t"uunty· s largest Ci t;.. and ti s subu rbs CP IPbJ rzzr s atdr-., t•s tim.tt C' tha t ht · ts nov. tl n lll g .t s m uc fl d s JO ]JPI CPill o! llis f'.lm pcug nln g in Cu_',' alwga lount y. comparf'd v.1th ,1bout 2() pf' tTrn t for h1 s nppont•nt HPpub lif'd n Crotgl' \'otnovirh Two Hepuhl ira n polls show Celrbn'i' ZL' !Jailing Vo 1novi ('h nn bo th cha! h'n ger s' home t urf It' s a long standing ru lP i n Ohio 's po l it 1ca! c ircips that .tn:-, \' ictorious Dl'm oc r alt< ' gulH' rna tonal c and ida te mu st ca 1r \' wrekP nd In p rf' pa r.t tion fo r ac - t Jve duly. bu I doesn't ex pe el to go to I he Middle East The 4~ member s of the 1:\o l st ssooo Cuyahoga Cou nty by 100,000 votes. Democrat s outnumber Repub· llca ns In Cuya hoga County by a .1 10 1 margin, but experts say Voinov i c h' s popula r ltv ca n brid ge th ai gap In l'l74 Gov John J Gilligan fa iled m his bid for re·electlon when he car ried the county by ~7.50.1 vo tes. Ri chard Ce leste lost the 1978 race when he won hi s native Cuya hoga Co unty by on ly )5,732 \'O tE'S in 197R, Ce lebrezze carried Cu va - majo r role in helping Ce lebrezze hoga County by 105 .266 votes and wo n statewide elec t/ on by 8,260 Vomovlch is agamst aOOrtl on Pxeept 1n ra re cases Ce lebrezzr w.1s anll -abo rt ion unt l l las t De· cPmbc r when he switched to a pro-choice st ance upset vic tor y over \i01CS Som r polillclan s say Cc le· brczze. whose fath er was mavor of Cleve land , Is not as we ll known · Cuyahoga Count y is part of and i s lrss popula r a mong Clevelanders than former C!evt' l,md Mayor Vo mo vi ch. thl' most pro-choice area tn the stat e of Ohio ." Sweitze r sa id ·Our ow n resParch shows that Vote r s v1rw Voinovich as be i ng som C'w ha t of a sav ior - the man where the candtdates stand on who in herited the politica ll v frag ment ed and bankrupl ci tv from populiSt De nm s Ku ci n1c h - an emotional issue tha t move s lh P vo te rs " :\<l ob!IP Stgnal Communtc at10ns Cr nt f'r 1n Ak1 on w('re noti fied Sat urd av morning t hey arr bC'i ng activa l<•d Th is unil Is the onl y one in Ohio asked l o JO in Operal ion /Jpse rt Sh ield . This unit rf'outes mesages b<'iwcrn Army unit s in the field "T hey'rP sort of an PlrctronJc pos t box ," said Maj . Rober t Reporter s ~\'tilting dl thf' border were not pen tted to ta I k to them. and therewas no tmm edt at e ex pla na tion of w hy it took the g roup marC' than '20 hou rs to se nt to Habu 1 10 rr-cf'Jvr lhPm Turki sh passport offictals said they looked happy ilnd rcl i ~ved . Ea 11ier, Sir nak Governor Ay - din Asia n silid ht• ordered the bo rd er gal(' kt'pt OpPn f or 24 hours lo il l low lhern lhrough tmmcdi.:~lely on thP!t arrival Officia ls sard lhcy got through passport and ot hr r formalities In th e mintmum limP possible. Thl' ~L women and children WL'TL' among mnrr than 100 Amencan dcpendrnt s and non f'SSf' n t ia I embassy per sonnel who lr fl Kuwa11 for I raq last week aft PI assurances they would be allowed to !ea ve . A U .S Embassy official In An kara sa1d 54 male emba ssy a j ournay thai normally personnel wer e however forbid- t ak es eight or nine hours. Th e 52 women and chtldren were m et at th e Turkish border gilte by the wJfpof U.S Ambassa · den to leave Baghdad Sunda y when !he women and children drove to !h e Turkish border "We arf' work mg very hard to secu r e dor to Turkey Morton Abromo thetr rrlra se as wrl l. · an em b assy spokeswoman sa 1d take v.-tt L and oth er /\me r 1c an off ic1a Is Meigs County Museum: city's pub I ic schools and cha rged l hal he vi rtually Ignored rhe Secretary of Stale Ted,W . Brown hi s ba sP at lncirli k in southPrn Turkey They wer e expected l o be flown to Frankfurt, Germany. Tuesday and thrn on to lhe United States U.S Embassy offici als n ' mamed tl g ht ·lipped about thP movement s of the group and the ltm e I hey were expected lo lakl· off for Fra nkfu rt The or igmal gr oup of 55 left Baghd ad at 5 am Su nday and arrived at th e Turk iS h side oft h<' border gal<' abo ut 2 30 a m Monda y sa id But Swe- i lzt'r is quick to po!nt out thdt Voinovich fail ed to alldn•ss the pr oblems in the ne ig hbo r hoods whilr concentrat Ing his efforts on revi talizing downtown Thr abort 1on tssue could play a In ANKARA . Turkey !U P! I -A group ol 52 American women and children who were permrlled lo leave I raq early Mond ay drov e to a NATO air base m sou th Prn Turkey to be flown to F rank fu rt. U.S. Embassy sources sale . The 52, mainly dependenl s of U.S Embassy personnel 1n K u wall. drove through th e Iraqi border and entered Turkey in 11 cars al the Habur checkpo/nl more than 20 hours afler being allowed t o leave Baghdad. Three mal e members of the origina l group of 55 were lurned back by the Iraqi aur horilies because they were older than I R years, sources al the Habur bord er gate rea ched by tele· phone said. Two of the ong rnall 3 private cars also did not co me through U.S Embassy sources sa id the 52 Americans were dr ive n from the border to Diya r bakJr, Tu r key . and then on to the NATO air and turned <he city around . Cl eveland jokes had moreless stopped when Volnovtch left Clt v Hall In 1989. " Cleveland Is better off rhan 11 was 10 yea rs ago,'' Volnovich campaign manag~r Paul Mifsud lhe pub l ic does not yet know I he ques tion of abortion Th is Is Akron unit ready to pull out; three other Ohio Reserve units on alert AKR ON. Oh10 r UPl i - On• · Ohio Resc r w un it spent lh c GM REBATE ..................... 52,500 OUR REBATE ................... 52,500 TOTAL REBATE School Monday morning. This was the first day ol classes In sc hool districts across the county. Anthony Celebrexze needs to claim win this fall in Cuyahoga County r ull l\'at " d iP Au1ora. RPIIJnt . Sp.uldll ,tnd l.ongfrllow SYRACUSE - lJdl'i d F:brr 'b dl'h. son ol Mr and M1s 1. ,111\ l·. lJt' J,'-,IJd f'll S_\ Iaf'U SP. hd S ,1(' ct •p lf' d ,1 tr dc hmg post tJon J t 25 Cents A Mult1m8d1a Inc Newspaper Freed Americans are bound for Germany du ted lor ACP apprO\a/ s wrl l t)(' Spel I I It 1ntcres 1ed . yo u shoul <t ....r<.~r t th e process Jmmedlal el:-, T he Nat ional Tu rfgrasss E1 ·a lu. tl l on Program t'\·al uta tPs t~ nd compa lf'S vanr ttrs ttl accrs s ftlf'll pof(•ntldl A prog r PSs rrpo1 I ~~d :--J u ...;tP k li..,f' d Law t' nov.nPr-.. ~\dTll t n g lao mak r fall Sf'Pdltn )2: .., wanl to cons1d r r th (•...,e r .~nkJng-.. \.\hen makmg \ .JriPI\ "t' ll'r lt ons Top Krntu r k \ B lur cult t\,lJ S c1n• Bl ac k,bu Jg Clear tonight. Patchy dense log. Low In mid 60s. Partly cloudy Tuesday . High near 95. 1 Secuon, 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 27, 1990 1990 .v ra t . 'Bu t I th ink v.r·,r made 11 i.l k inder . grntlf' r tl'<.ll nll1 g prog 1diTI and ma :vbt> .1 lt lllr morP rt•d ils t1 r." .J ohn sa1d Ardclrm\ of fJ c t.!l s h.l\'1' 1nstt tut r d nrw r·u ]('s ban nt ng "hu 1sr• play" between midshipmen and p1 f'VP nted ph;.' sic aI co ntact betwrrn upper c lc1ss m id sh1pmPn Cook, acting public affairs of fleer for the 83rd Ar my Reser ve Co mmand In Columbus under w ho se ju risdi ction the 2361 st fa ll s. " Th ey sort out what would oth erwise bl' a jumble of t•lec STREET Ci\R AT RACINE - The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Suclely nas announced Urnes lor photo copying in preparation lor their new publication , "Thru the Y ''"" in Picture". The hook, which will feat ure photographs ol old buildings and historic sN·ncs from around the county, will contain approximately IWO photos In 168 pages. The 8xll publication wlll he hardbound In simulated leather with a gold stamped cover to match the Meigs Co unty History Books Volumes I and 2. Copying Urnes han heen scheduled lor Wednesday lrom I p.m . until 4: 30 p.m., and St•pu'mhcr Ill from i -9 p.m. at the museum. Th1~ museum ind i cat e~ that pict ures may also be lt•lt at the mu,.;um during their rrJ:lrlar opt•ratlng hours for later copying. The cost for eo pying i.s $1; lor those submitting photos who wish a :lx5 copy and a negative for themselves , there will be an additional charge of $2 per copy . Thl' purpose of the hook, according to the musuem, will be to preservf' and presPnt history through old photographs. For more detaiL•. contact the M eigs fount} Museum at 992-3810 . lro nlc waves· · This unit, which will be on a et iv(_• stat us for 90 days, expect s -Local news briefs---. -THIS SALE ONLY! Man injured in motorcycle wreck 1990 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE MINI VAN 8leather Trim •Cruise Control •Tilt Wheel •Power Seat-Driver A MP rgs Cou nt ~' man sufferrd mino r inj uries when hf' •Power Door locks •Power Windows •AM -FM Stereo w / Cassette •And Much More FACTORY STICKER ................................ '19,420 OUR DISCOUNT ...................................... SJ,220 518,200 - '1,250 GM REBATE Plus lox & Iitie Harrison earns 35 -year service award Reds win Federal Reserve puts rate shift on hold° NEW YORK rCP{) - The ' Federal Reserve ha s appare ntly decided to make no c ha nges m in teres I ra tes unti l lh e cns1s m the Middle Eas t a bat es it was reported Sat urday ' The deci sion suggests the Fed m ay be more concerned abou t co ntrolling Inflation than tr ving 10 offset possible recessionarv effects of the crisis Tht• r--;eW York Times said. ' The minutes of the Feel' s Ohio Lottery August 26, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio - Point Pleasant. W. Va. YOU SAVE $16,950 12450.00 CHEVROLET•OLDSMOBI LE•GEO 1616 EASTERN • GALLIPOLIS (614) 446·3672 1·800·521·0084 w rcckl'd his molorcyr le on Slat e Roure 681 Sunday after noon Joh n Keena n. :12 . of Tupper s Pl ains, was travelln.g east bound w hen lr pappan' nll y los t conl ro l of his 1987 Yamaha Genes is In a cu r ve .r nd went off the ri ghl side of the road. Keenan then struc k a dll ch and slid back across the road and ca me to rest in lhe wes tbound lant'. acco rding Ia a report from the Gallia ·Meigs pos t of the Slale Highway Patrol. K ~enan was tre ated al the scene by a Meigs County EM S unit . He was not cl ied In lh ~ accldenl. Four injured in Gallia wreck A Meigs Coun ty man suffered serious Injuries and three passengers in hi s ca r sus tai ned minor Injuries when the Meigs man st ruck an emba nkment Saturday night on State Route 790 . Richard Loudermllt, 22 . ol Middleport , was east bound and was approac hing the State Route 218 Intersection a l approxim at ely 50 miles per hour. Loudermllt applied the brakes, slid through the Intersection and .slammed Into an emba nkment on the northbound berm of SR 218. He and his three passengers were not weari ng seat belts . Loudermllt was cited for driving under the Influence, failure Continued on page 4 l o l eave by the midd le of the week for Fort McCoy In Wisconsin, but docsn'l expect logo to the Middle E ast The unlo should lea rn Monday when it will be leav ing 'Thai 's not a realistic posslbii'IY the way I see our m JSslon, " sil ld Lt . Col. William Petro. a un it m ~mber from Ca nfield. After the callup order ear ly Salurday, the 43 m embers began notifying employers, filling out paperwork and getlng In la stminute trai ning. · 'I took It worse than my boss because I had great plans to get a lot of work done," said Carol Marotta of Ravenna, an em ployee of the Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority. "But I made a eommttment and I'm going to follow through on it ." Three other units In Ohloareon aler t and could be ca lled to duty at any time- the !001st Combat Support Company of Chillicothe: the 79th Quartermaster Detach· men! In Marton; and the 342nd Military Pollee Company In Zanesville. FINISHED AHEAD OF SCHEDULE - The bridge on State Route 11M In GaiDa County was reopened late Saturday, a week ahead of •chedule, according to Joe' Leach, Deputy Director, Division 10, Ohio Department of Transportation. Dedication ceremonies will be announced according to Leach. ( 0\'P pbolol by Stephen Wilson) �Monday, August 27, 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Slre<'l Pomeroy. Oblo ~~ ts:m~ ~~~ · ~d·= - Tauling on the mob ran bf:. e-asy compared 1o tattling on the ff'deral bureau cracy . John Tully . an ex -hit man and government witnes s, has "q!v CHARLE'\'E HOEFLICH A580Ciatlon a nd the Amttrk'an ~f"\\f·spaper Publltihtors A~~oclat.lon LETTERS OF OP l ~JO!\ are welcomt> . ThPy shoold be less than .l)O wordl long. AlllertRrs are subjPCt ro t'dHlng and must be slgnE'd wiTh nam t.>, address and t tlt>phone number. r\o un.stgnE'd lf"l!Prs will 1x> pubIll: bed . Lt>t1E'r s should be In good 1asre. a(jdrf'Sslng l5 sUM. not pE-rsonal I· ties . gram told Tul lv to lie on his pas s- a LS. passport . He is writ ing a book about his experie nces ••ilh the Ne-w Jersey mob, and hr would lik.e to be out of 1he rountrv for a while when the book N mes out. just in case someone holds a grudge But first he has to get past the protf'<'llon progra m is holding Tully has been in the program for eight years, since he test ified against his mob bosSf"s and served a prison term HP ha s a By I.EE I.t:O., .-\RO LP I SlatehouSf' ~po""r COLCMALS- (J'porg£· \'ommH·h md\ ' nrJr tu· a gamhlmg mdn . hut he took a ralcula l f~d n~ k la<.,t WPf'k wh Pn h(· ( dmf· IJ:.Jl 1n LJ\'rj r 1.1! mandalOry di?'JXJ!-,Jh (Jn attention to his requests for a passport until we wrote about their rrluctance We reported vernment can bt' pretty unforg1,·. grudge tha t the federa l witness Voinovich takes gamble The fe<ls would scarcelv pav Service !hat runs th e Y.itness pro· ly ' s dilemm a All he want s is A MEMBER orThe Unltf"d Pre! s Jnternallona l. 1nland Dalh,. P rf"S!ro new Identity a nd a ne,.,· life . but he can't gPt a new passport. done both. He 's not sure if the mob forgave him for testl fring . but he has learn£'d that the gotng too. We report£'d rf'<'entlv on Tul· PAT M'BITEHEAD A..lolanl Pablloher / Coatroll~r North Gallia Pirates win opener, 27 -6; Wildcats lose, 30-0 Playing the role of road warriors In Saturday night's season· opening non-league action, North Gallia posted a 27-6 victory over Xenia Woodrow Wilson, while Hannan Trace dropped its 12th straight game with a 30-0 shutout loss to Ironton St. Joe. Pirates 27, Cadets 6 - North Ga llla made the most of its 87 passing yards with a pair of J eff Ratliff-to-Clay Smith touchdown connec tions, which compte· mented the running of senior No easy way out _____J_ac_k_·/_tn_d_e_rs_·v_n_a_nd_D_a_le_V_a_n_A_r_ta_ WASHI~GTOS DEVon:D TO nfE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-IKMOS -~RI!:.~ ROBERT L. M'lNGETT Pabllaber Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, August 27. 1990 that staffers in t he l.J .S. Marsha ls port applicallon - to gh·e hls new idenrity instead of his old one Tullv has lied about his past for years si nce he got a new identi ty. but he isn't aOOut to lie on a pass. port application because thai' s a ft>lony and he knows w hat t he in · side of a prison is like. If he tells the trut h, hP voill compromise his ne""· life . Tul! v thought il ~<·oul d iJf' a sim ple matter for the witness prote<> tlon program to arrange a We figured the least the govern · mrnt toul d do was giw• him a sim ple passport. Since our column . the gow 'rn men! has quieti~· offered 10 !::"' Tully his passport aft er all The only thing hr has to do is gel out of t hf' witne-ss protPC1ion pro· gram . Two deput~· mar shals showed up at hi s hou~P after ou r last report and off ered to get him a passJX,Jr t within d a~· s. if he signE'd a release ag r E't'ing to drop out of the program for good Tully told our associate D an \'jpgomir that thf' release In· eluded clauses cla iming he had disclosed his old ldenlll v to un aulhorizf'd prople and had jeopardized himself by a couple of m isdem ea nor anPs ts right afrr r he go t his ne"'' idpnt ity The agents w ou ldn ·r elaborate on sign my life away," he said. The agents wouldn't g1ve him a copv of the relea se ellher. and wouldn't Jet him ropy fl . So he read i t Into a tape rPcor der be· fore lhev lefl wllh ft. We asked the U.S. Mars hals Srr\'iCt' why thr nrw round of game-play in g with Tully . A spokes ma n wouldn 't admfl tha t Tul lv was in the protection program Tha t's s tandard . But the spokes man . Steve Boyle, told us that the program doesn't need a perso11's permission to boot lhem out. But he said they could be ask£'d to sign a dis claimer of responsiblll ty. Would the marshals offer an In centive. like a passport? "I'd onlv ilP guessi ng at 1ha t." Boyle passport tor him . usi ng- the proper channel s. and we agreed er s. so he refused to sign. "I t sai d. Tu ll y is wi ll ing to guess why the pa ssport WiJ S dan gled· " I wou ld bl' fo rever out of their Back rn t he '70s. we talk£'d Tullv SP!'med like I was ilPing as k£'d to h<.t ir ." how Tul!v had offenMd his keep By United Press International The weekend bat tie between the National League' s division leaders turned Into the Eric Davis Show. Davi s capped a three-game binge In Pittsburgh Sunday, going 2 for 4 with a two-r un do uble to help the Cincinna ti Reds to a 6-2 vic tory over th e Pi rates. After losing the fir st ga me of the fou r -game set. the Reds took three straight over the NL Ea st-leading Pirates. Davis went 9-for -16 wt th four RB I and five runs scored during thf' series. and has raised his average 20 point s to .240 over the past week . "! just went from not hitting the ball to hitting the ball," said Davis who has struggled offen sive ly since a n Ap ril knee injury. " It 's not no drastic change or something like that. I'm just genera ling a lilli e bat speed and get ling the ba t head through the ben• 1agt· c·ontalnl'f'-, Altho uf:( h J(Jstau~~ aln·e~ d y hl.lvf· " bottll· b!lt~ . · ..Jnd a ppan•n tJ ~ · thl' \ ... ~ »U#if!W rt\M!ard Dad. zo ne." mm P.s. ~ -fflv UMWat,~ Majors .\ME:RIC'AA' LEAG l if: HJ l 'nltNI l' rt'!>~ lnterfll.llorlil t: a~ l T .. am An d ·· bu o,i ness GIS us ua l'' - t hat l ies righ t 1n with th<· \ 'o inu\: ich Iilli' 1h.a t CelPhrezz.e is but a co ntln ua 1ion of 1he Ce!es te adm in i..:.,t ra 1ion of t he la~r r> rght years - a cer tain stone ar ou nd h t-:. nPr k Ro bi'r! Tall !I. th e R epublican nominr>t~ fo r \f'Cfl' fa n fJ! <.., IJH ·. r ipped a pa g1• out of his fath e r 's campaign pi<Jvbook last wee k. Dalr f3utla nd . fhP campa ign spokesma n fur Secrrtan· of Stair Sherrod Brown. ha d said Tafl is "ric h and co mes f rom a rami!\ uf prl vilr·ge.' a nd hintPd he might be usi ng ta x loophole' and shel!l•f\ Tart ca iJPd it d " mPan ·s pirite d" attack on his famil .v's rntegr it .\ · and c hara ctf•r " I h<.tvt' nPvPr us.pd these tactics in prio r campaigm and wi ll not mak1 · m\ opp<Jnrnt 's ramlly or per sona l !iff· an i o;;s ur in thh ca mpaig n" rPplied Taft Which only servps ro hint that something abo ut Brown ·s fam il .v o r person£1 1 liff' mi£ht makP an iss ue. And H m ig ht - Brown wil.., involved in d n a .~~· d i\'orce and child custody ball if' In !970, Robert Taf t lr. 'a id repeatedly thai he would nor mak• · an issue of a LifE' maga zinr arll c le entit! Pd "The Con•r no r a nd ! h(' .~ o bs lf•r " abo ut Gov . .Jamf'S H:hrxiP!'. , h is opponent ror th l' Se n<tU• Ew'ry time Tart mPnli o nf•d II wa ~ a rr m i nder. a nd T<.tft bPat Hhodi ·" rn fhP Rrpubllran primar y Hlllllm on' Ot•lrolt . ('ll'vt•huul Mllwa uk tT ..,,,.., Yf>rl. • I tl 1l l!f'l ~~· l .,, t ... .St ... ~6 .~ iU ur1l a,Y ltt's llll• l.k-t roll II . lhtkl ~ nd I .\i l lwMui< t•r $, , .""' \ ' urk :1 RosU>n l. Tarunt o (I ( alllo rni H 3, l'hka ~o 'l fiPI't'land l i,Baltlmono 3 Sf'atlll' 6. K an!iilfi City J :'o'l ln nr M"llll X. T MI.a~ ~ SundlQ Rt>•uilh ~f'W \ ' nrk I, .\ lllwaukt•t• :1. I I I nnl fll" Bos&Qn I , Toronto 0 \ 'lt•vrland II. Halllmono :1 Kanu.~ I'UyH . 'it•altll' t lalllornlu I, l'hlt·IIII:U I lk1rol1 7, Ollkland J r ......., I. Mlnnr.. oLt 0 Miss America's swimsuit? So what? t PIPvislon audi ence." Horn Is rr · porlf'd to have sai d. "But r vr bern warned not to get rid of It b1 the so called experts." Leonard. you're a ma n afl f'r m y ow n hea rt. f' m not a g r ea t fan of tA'auty pageants . They're fer tile ground for th e sprouting of jea lous ies, backbll fn g and heart break. I did a two -mon th stint on !he Miss Am eri ca !ra il a few ye- · · p owe r·o f . pos i t ivP · l hi n kin g'· promo!Prs rhat lhf'\' v.·pr f' bou nd ro PvPntuall y bP slammed back to eart h I talkPd to onp co n1 PSI · a nt i n a pr e lim i n arv w ho \A,'atched ot her rontestan.ts pour makeu p on anot her's f'VE' ning male pagean 1 w atc hers carr that much, onr way or thl ' olhcr whet her they grt to SPr a buneh or beautiful womPn in swimsuit s o r not. Th e~· can "N' morP ju st sc annin g a mag ;tzi ng rac k or wat ching " M orn i ng St ret ch. " gown . But during thr' wa tc hin g of the Bu t as pagran ts go. t hp Mi ss America pageant doPs prom oiP M !ss America pagPan t. t hey do wall! a chance to "j ud ge" thf' the development of a lot of po si- b!•s tl ook ln g fll lv - rr woman . tive qualit ips in .voung w om en. and it does aw.1rd so mr hPft v for hrr configuration sc holarships. HOWPVf' f , !think you SO· CallPd "exJJf'rt s" werr ri ght abou t "jPO· pardlzln g the TV audie nce. " Leo nard . I'vr new.•r sat through a Miss America pagea nt wherr t hose watrhlng th e TV didn 't pick a winner In rvery category . swims u lr i ncluded . A nd it really didn ' t m attrr If th e vi ewers WPrf' dl e·har d pa gea nt pPrennia l s. mildl y Interested. or just hap pe n£'d to fix on lhr pageant whi le fl ippin g through! l hr 72 ra hl r stations . Per so n na il ~'. I do n't thin k f'VPn Wat ching the Mi ss Amenra pa~ea nt Is sort of l ik e v.·atching a baseball game: You size up lh r pla yers on hitting , fie ldin g and how they handl e press ure Take one of those element s away. and it's hardpr to m ark .vo ur AII ·St ar ballot. Take away thP swi m sui t con tt?St. and vlrwers havp onr less of the lradlllona l boxes to c hec k on t he ir imaglna r v ba llot s Even more perso nally , J' vesloppPd caring mu c h w het hPr thr y havp a sw im suit competi · t ion or not . Twrnt y years ago whrn wompn' s li fe- options w ere so mu ch more limil ed and w e ,\ lunJ I\)' G1111W!t 1l'foddlt·kf'r I Z.III a1 rlPit' land II andlottii HI I. 7: :1-'p.m . 8o ~10n :'t1 ll ,.·il ulu·~ S arah On>rslreet so lel y on physic al appra rance. the swimsuit compe tition was a symbol of those l i mit ations. To· d a~· . it 's morr of an a nac hro. nisrn <J throw ·back to a lesser N<~ If \'OU want to d rrss up like .Jt's.se J ames for "Wi ld W('sl Oa .\ ·s." be mv gurst II you want to wrar a swimsuit and walk dow n th r runwav in Atla nti c Ci tv. kn ock you rsE>lf out t \nd ~r-.on .'dlil . M : O ~ p m t·~·'a.' llinUJ:h 10-11) bPcom p al m os t lmm unP to anv poi nts 1hat may be made by th~ other side, or Pven by Individ ua ls on our own side who m we do not regard as aut hor it a ti ve . Wr g r ow accus t omed, !n o f hPr words, to accepti ng Info rma l ion only from certain pre-approved sou r ces . This Is a s true of conserva ti ves as II ls of liberals . In 1961·64. I fafl hfull y reported to the edit ors of Nalfonal Review, of which I was then publis her, the growing strengt h of the Dr all Goldwater movement, with whose leaders I was In close touch. The edflors On this date In his tory : In 1859, the llrst successful oil well in the United Stales wa s drilled nea r Titusville, Pa. In 1928, the Kellogg-Brland Pacl, outlawing war as a mea ns tosellle International disputes, was signed by 15 nations In Paris . World War II began scarcely 11 years later. In 1939, Adolf Hitler served notice on England a nd France that Germany wanted Danzig and the PoUsh Corridor. In 1985, U.S . Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger canceled the Army's $1.8 billion "Sergeant York" weapon system as lne!fect!ve. A thought for the day : Philosopher Georg Hegel wrote, " People and governments have never learned anything from history ." alwa ys heard me out, and smiled Ohio follttf' Jo' ooiDAII :-it•h!'duk' 1\y 1 nltr d PrnR lntf'rl'llt lo r•d Thui"!!d ~ . ·\uJI 31 Trn~~M51;'f' \\ f!l~YIR al FlndJ a} tnl Sat unl ay, St•pt I Kf' nl St a/ W81 VITJtlnb Mlwnlal Norih Cu tiiiM Ohio t t nlvrr~lty iU PIUM\urtll ntlnol~ Sl at Akron ( n ) Btoom!Wurx 1P11]11I \'oun,;.. tov.n Sltn l Vrn!Aoa at SU~Y · Broc~poM Wllmlnllt1on at IL•nyon A.• hland Ill V alpual!!n (In d l M OI'JIUI Sl. (Md) a/ ('t'nlntl ·" ' Mane hl'!ltfr ( lnd 1 at IHIIan• ·r Ullwt t:'ttllhlllll'rbllllll Sunrh ,y , Srpt t &wllna: Grf't'n a t n ..·tn ... t i n - n l ~t ht tllf'lll' Prep scores .1\tuunla,y · ~ ~·o " · ~ Hl~h Sf hoot t' o(I(IJail ~ r on' ' .~Lift . t:l ffdarvllll' f), On Sunvnll l'try 0 fIn .\ndtnon ll. Cln M c :'\lrtlola~ ~ rt .. Holy Nalllf' U Sh&il n Hh K ('roolcn 11ll' 'lt, Trlmhl" ~ lrollonJot lQ , Hanran T r at·PO h .c... Nl n 33, lo4.'f'illll on 11 Lorv. ln t6. r!t' Gl"n'111" 11 MopdOI"l' ill, Soulhlllf{ton ('h;Ut.;rr li l'i IIAIII.a tl Xrnlll K-ll ~ n 6 Richmond Hh 21 l .<'d~t••nwnl < "''arf'f'n!lvll!o> 13. fh· Sh~~ I ~ \\ll rf'li n~ i W\'u l ( t•nt ~M. C'ul" l' l\ri<' fi t: " l. 1'!' 1 .01 .i:l ~(! ill } j jtil] T••mt l'ill'h" tl: h ,, ... \ nr ~ Still. Horn ·s a lllludc is a n en 66 6(1 .. 60 6fi '\olo ~r• •W courag in g Ind icat ion of the dis ran ee wp havr trav eled as a societ y. T went y yea rs ago, any ('l\kaJ;:u l'lllla tlo~ :-.1 1Jiti :t - :1 ,., 17ti 13' , ~!.1 ~b tn 11 ,:,M G9 U~ l~ . :~s Lltt·~ · (; 8 "'"'I <l n n11 ( 'lndn lllotl ~i 61} ~',!)! ti 1 , LA! ' ARNt•Jp, 6 S 6 1 ~'.'II ~11 San t"r:t nrl.,." .. 59 Gti 171 13 ' , San Ul<' !';'> 5~ il Hou!!ltHI ... n iM :tlli t t' 1 \tlanua Salurd jlJ' R t•stJII, Miss Ameri ca pagea nt director who sugges ted doin g a way wflh t hr sw ims ui t ro mpetld on wou ld m n ha \'f' bf'f'n dr<.tg~ed down thP r un · wa.v anrl kicked out on to thP tv ~ An ~· I• .,. 3. ... r ,.· \ nrk t . l l l nRI nt~ San t' r llndo,j ·u I. l'hlh•dl'tphla '! ( 'i,...· ln~ll ti. l'ltJ!Itlu11:h l l'ldnoJ:O G. ,. \ll.,nlB :1 :-tl n~rt•u.l 2, Sw tlll• •~tn I !lou,.. on 6, St l.ot• ll t Suoday R••,. uh ' \ltir&rt·W I. Snn lllt•(O ~ boa rdwalk . Probably be accused of i:><'i ng a man hatlng feminist . besides. Today, no t even lis dl rrrtor thinks thf' swim suit com · peti tion bel ongs in the Miss Transactions " und ,.,y S porh l'ntn.,..dlun.. BIUIPhal l I\ an !Ill..~ t II y - ,.\1'1 h il l f' d outli l'ld ~'f Ku ,J,It'k."Oit hom tho· dl,.u hlo>d 1 1~ 1: rl'""ill: n11trd pllt·hl'l' l..ulro. • :nt ' !ll'mLdon f"r ll..•s lrnml' nl t'oothtt.ll f ki t' lljtO - " ' !lind "'t ll'l .~ 011.'1' IJut•r ~on, llftl' ba,(·" I'U !it f\f' H }'fllf' and Nt~t· Thnm pM n. fu Dh11<' k Hr)'&n Ran. runn ln,~; ha t·lt Br ian TII,Yiur , lp t· k.IP Roman M alu~z . n nttr 8111 Andt'f !IO I\. ~uard ,\ ian Kofh. rl~ t' nd SIP\1' fum!. dt'IC"n .'l h·r hllflt .J am•~ Loll . •idt' rf' t· •l~•r' {'hrl' Rmii'DI' a nd lll'nr}· Tu~ · n , pullle r Kt•nt Sullivan, and klfkrr RIQ' Tllf'Usl Sf'a.ttk> - llhtl&llll'd ,..] d<• rr• ·riHr .to hn rord lrnm Dt'truh lor 11 '"rrdll loLttl draft (' hlllf f' , Amer ica pageant. The Daily Senlinel (l.'S PS I.U-9601 ·\ Dh·l!!lon nf Multimedia, In c. William RushPr e ncouragingl y; but The New York Tim es. from whic h they were accuslom£'d to getting their ha rd news, hadn' t reported the su rprising strength of the Gold wa ter movement yet. and the editors clea rl y though t I wa s ex aggerating . When the Times finally began reporting !he facts. early ln 1964, the National Re view editors sl ar£'d a t me as If t he; had n£"ver seen me before . things. To a ll of which a conservative may be tempted lo re ply bitterly. "And what else Is new. Mrs . As , of course, In a se nse, they Nussbaum?" hadn't. That Is why David Shaw's four pari series of articles In the Los Angeles Times last month, on the blatant pro-abortion bias o! the media ln covering that huge con troversy, Is so Important. Shaw Is the paper 's "media reporter," and a good one. More Import ani slliL he Is personally a liberal or at least on good enough terms with the liberals to command their attention. As with E. F. Hul ton, when Shaw talks , liberal s listen . Shaw demonstra tes that language itself Is used selectively to favor the pro-abortion movement; that photographs favora ble to the anti-abortion cause are routinely suppressed; and that Thl~ "' r•rlt'~ Ohio at fallfurnl u IK4i L ln· l 3 p.m Tur'Od ll.,)· j ;,.,..,.,. '\r~ ) u rk ~• Bal tlmon•, Pillhl Bta'tnn at ( 'h•\·t• bwd . nlrN ~lll,.·,.ukrt· • • Toronlo. n l ~hl ( hklltO at \lln rw~otu , nl~~; tll 1\ano;a., 1·11 f al Oakland , nl~:lll lh•trult nl ~ r attit• . n l~thl T!''U·' :It falllurnlli, 11l~t;ht t FinW ~· Media's abortion bias is confirmed Conservative cri tics of the li beral bias In our media are unde rstandably annoyed by Ihe refusal or the media 's defenders to ad· mit that the bias exists. The mosl careful statistical demonstra tions roll off them like water off the proverbial duck's back . What ca n explain such behavior, lf not a stubborn and deliberate determination to Ignore the plain lrulh 7 Ther e Is, as II happens, another explanation, though It only very partially excuses such conduct . In the give and take of poli tical controversy, we quickly Ohio grid garne!i t lliK<Wno ~~) al Tor<lrt( <> nd t't'ltk>d i. ~ : n p.m . ~ P 'o\ York t ll llwklll" 1· 10 1 al Baltlm on· ,\1d)owlt1 Hl ; . 3 ~ p . m . ('hkliJ: u ff', ·rn II I I I Ill ~IRII("~(I(U 1t wer <> morP lik ely t o be judged Clnclnn!Ul6. PlllllhorKh '! ,\Uanlll 1. Chkaa:o l Holmlntl t , Sl . l.o~ ~ ~ Lo~ o\nttJk>" l. S•w \ 'o rlt 1 Philadelphia) , ~an Fn.nl'i);l·u I Monl ll.l' (; am ~ s..., l>'t'gt:> ( \\'hii!<On IO·il iU :vlontn· W <Boyd 1·~). 7 : 3~ p.m . 1'\lr!ida.Y GaflWl'! St . l.ojj~ a t ( 'IIW'lnnal.l. nl~ San Fr~m: l ....·v 111 Mo ntn'H.l , n i ~ht S11n ()l ra:tJ at Ntw York, nlJihl l.o!i M~~tl'ln at P hlladriJiila, n l&:ht Pltb!hu ll!h Kl Alhnltt, nl~hl t'hlra~:o at Holl!'lon. nl~thl This week's ..... 66 ....... li' ..... "'"' )'JJnrM' ~ota Mi ss America pagean t direc tor Leonard Horn has banned 1hr tradit ional swimsuit r hi'I'Srake on-the-beach photos fr om 1his yr a r·s preliminaries He says he'd je11fson the ent ire swimsuit rom pP!Illon If he had his druthers. " I would elimina te lt to mor row If II woulcln't jeopard ize thr series ln Cincinnati last wee kend, and had won seven of eight entering the return series in Pittsburgh. The two teams spill the season series 6·6. " He's a rare talent." Pira tes Manager Jim Ley land sa id of Davis. ·'He may be the most gifted player In the National League." Reds' Mana ger I.ou Piniella likes what he' s seeing !rom the Reds . "Th ings are fa l ling into place." Pin lelia said . "Davis Is swinging th e bal . a nd (Danny! J ac kson and tTom 1 Browning go back In the rotation this week . I'm going to enjoy my day off tomorrow . So Is the team " Rick Mahler, 6·5, walked four a nd struck out four over 6 2-3 Innings to help the Reds score !he ir Ilfth victory ln six ga mes Rob Dibble retired the last seve n batters. striking out the side In the ninth, to earn his ninth save. ...... 19 Ot 1 I a llfo rnia Today in history _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ By United Press lnlernatlonal Today Is Monday, Aug. 27. Ihe 239th day of 19!10 with J26to follow. The moon ls waxing, moving toward Its !lrst quar ter. The morning stars are Venus. Mars and Jupiter. The evening star Is Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. They Include Germa n philosopher Georg Hegel In 1770, novelist Theodore Drelser tn 1871. English automaker Charles Rolls ln .1877, movie mogul Samuel Go ldwyn ln 1882. novelist C.S. Forester ln 1899, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Jllth president or the United States , ln 19~ . Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa In 1910 (age 80). actress Martha Raye ln 1916 (age 74), singer-actor Tommy Sands In 1937 (age 53) and actress Tuesday Weld In 1943 (age 47) . !l'"r 10 10 .. 511 .... K11nsa.~ ganged up on by ot her contest a nts. and proi(Tammed so com pletel y b y SAUDI ARt-.81~ . . .. 116 T.-~a.• sa id t hey were os trac izE"d and \RAN I l7l Oak111nd f'h lca,(O I ta lk ed to contesta nts who TURKEY " " "' " ""' -"' '" "" "" ·"' _,.. " " '" -" " """ "'"',., "' " "' ""' "' "" '"''" u ..... 89 ... .. 66 1\Q~tun \\ I'!> I ars back as a rrporter and watchf'd a " promoter" tra in a young woman much li ke a race horse . Berry's World (;n L Pt·t Toronto .. M v oppone nt has offf·n·d d · busr n("\<, a"' u .., u.:t 1· d pprmch .. '>ttld 1 h1 · Rep ubl ica n " BuslnP!o.!o. d.., u..,ual didn ·r wurk m thf•lYklh c~nd bu..,lnf · .., .., a\ usua l i.., noT go in g to work Jn tht· 1~)<, . · ·Hr ICP ie brezzer take·<, J loQk Jl P\T• rvthing ." <,<ti d \' omo,·rch ·P£·oplP don't want somrtxJd\· 1,4,: hv 'llirk.., hi.., fm gp r up 1n lh( • dir a nd ha~ a commi ssi on to .o, t u d ~ ir ;tf!1•r hl' ·.., f•l pcl(·d Oh!o wan~,.., l l·adf'f~ hip. a nd we're go in g t o ~iu· lhPm ll•a der-.hip lik(· th(•\ ·n · C••IPbn•nJ• ' flip -flop on abortio n. The Pirates swept a lour-game Scoreboard ... ' hould ilP enacted . Curl St('incr. one o f \ 'oinm·ie h .., h<md le r ". \<:~id 11 ·.., nrJt sm drt !(J <., Jl r) n d if'd d A'l in s port~ . you can ~r 1 tooco nsrr\'<lll\'t'. Sv \'oino\'ich ha 'pK k{"'(j dn iss uf' on which ro get con trovr r sial a nd takP <J .\ tancl Jl• · UJuld gf't hurt . Bu t thf' ups1dl' is !hill hP ca n boa~ I aboul "<, lnJnl,:! il' Jd('r <., hip· Jnrj porlr Jy h1s opponenT as weak and ind edsiV <' . Th;Jt fit -. rrghf rn v.;rth fullback Chris Sk idm ore en route to the victory . Ratliff bega n the sco ring with a 14-yard pass lo Smith with 7:36 left In act one. The extra-point kick by Dave Dobbins was off the mark, and North settled for a 6-0 lead. Skidmore, who rushed 14 times for 72 yards. scored on a one-yard run with 5: 12 left In the second quarter and again on a two-yard run with 7: 22 left In the third quarter. Then the Pirates· pass- Publish[(! f'WrY after noon. Monday through Frlda v 111 Court St.. Po mPfO\' . Ohi o. bv !lw Ohb Valley Pub- l i~ h l ng Comp.l n ~· MultlmMia . Inc . PomNO\' . Ohi o ~ ~7h9. P h. 992·2 156. $(>. !'Ond r t3ss pos JJgr paid at Pomeroy, Ohio police icind prose<'utortal harass - ment or anti -abortion protesters Is often not reported al a ll He has even found and quol f'd Indi vidu al editors and reporters who \1r'mb r r : Unl!t'ci Pre!is ln ll'rnatlonal , Inl and Da ll v Press A ssoc latlon an d I he Ohi o 1'tewspa per AssQ('\a!\on. National are personally uneasy over these But we ought not to be quite so r ynl caL Shaw has , however be-la lf'dl y, di scovered and expos£'d one tho roughl y gross exa mple of media misbehavior, and done wlfh It the one lhfn g conservatives cannot do: Force the liberals to pay attention. I would not i>f' al all surprised If at least a few llheral newspaper and TV edl· tors lnstltut£'d some reforms In their coverage or the abortion controversy as a result. Gradually, lt SP!'ms to me, we are making headway on this lm· portant front. The scandalous truth about the liberal bias In the vast output of America's na· tlonal journalism, both print and electronic, cannot and won't be Ignored forever . ing ga me returned to do more damage to the Cadets' secon dary, as Ratliff and Smilh connected for a 30-ya rd scoring str ike at the 3:59 ma r k In the third frame. Woodrow Wilson's lone score came with 3: 4lleft In the contest, when the Pirates' secondary which snagged th ree stray passes (Brad Fuller two, Sm llh one) -was burned for a 60-yard touc hdown pass. North Gallia rl•l urns to port for the first lim e Fr iday night against Green LocaL Score by quarters North Gal lia . ... 6 8 13 0-27 Woodrow Wilson 0 0 0 6- 6 !\d~·N t ls ln ~ RrprPSPn 1 al l~·(>, Bra nh am Nt•wsp.apl'f Sales. 733 T hird A ve nue. N('w York. New York 10017. POSTh1ASTE£l: : Send address r hanW-'5 to Th(' fJ.11J~· S('ntlnel , 111 Cour1 Si.. ~mPr oy. Oh.lo ~5769 . SU8.'•WRIPTION RATES Ry Carri er or Motor Routt> On r Werk.. .. ....... SUO OnrMo n1 h .. ·······"·W On I' Yf'ar . ...... .... ...... .. ..... ....... $72.80 SINGI~ E COP\' PRICE ....... .... ..... 25 Cents Da ll y . S u~cr lbPr ll no! desiring to pay thecar· rler mav f(>tn lt In advance direct lo Th e Datiy Sent in el on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Crl'dl! will be ~ve n carrier each week . .. ~ ..... Nq sub srr lplions by mall permitted In areas whl're home car rier serv \C"l' Is availabl e. ~, Mall SubllcrlpCioM ln1lde Melp t':ounty 13 Weeks ......... .. ............... ... ..... S19.24 26 Weeks.. ............................... $..17.96 52 We eks-· . ....... ... .... ........ .... S74.36 Oulsldr Mel p County 13 Weeks ......................... .. ....... S20.lll 26 Weeks 52 Weeks..... ................. $40.30 .. ................ $75.40 Meigs sports schedules Meigs sports sc hedule for thl' week of August 2i: Monday, Augusl27 Golf-TVC Mat ch at Belpre i Reserve Football-Gallipolis at home 5:55 Tuesday, Augusi28 Volleyball-a I Alexander 5: 55 Wednesday , Augusl 29 Golf-Gallipolis a nd Southern at home 4 Volleyball-at Ea s tern o:o5 Thursday, Augusl30 Volleyball-Federa l Hockin g at home 5: 55 Freshman football- a t Vinton County 5:55 Golf-TVC Ma tch a t Nelsonvi lle 4:00 Friday, Augusl, 31 Varsity Iootball-at Vinton County 7:30 - - Sports briefs-Auto Racing. Brazilian Ayrton Senna won the Belgian Formul a One Grand Prix, leading from pole to flag In his McLaren Honda . Frenchman Alain Prost was secood In a Ferrari, followed by Austrian Gerhard Berger ln the second McLaren. The race had to be restarted twice ·bec ause of first · lap accid ents. The Plra les took their third straight loss in stride . "I'm no I go ing to gl'l into that ga m e when you lose thr ee and everyone thinks you're in a slump ," Leyland sa id . "Last wrek wr took four st raigh t , and th(' Pirates ar e the powerhou se Then Eric Davis coml'S to lifP and now the Reds a re the powerhousP. Tomorrow, maybe the Met s are th e powerhouse. We've just got to grind It out each da y.'' Elsewhere In the Na tional League: I.os An geles toppe d New Yor k 2-l. Montreal downed Sa n Diego 4-2, Atlanta nipped Chi cago 4-J, Houston edged St. Louis 4-2 and Philadelphia tripped San Francisco 5-1. In the American League. it was : New Yor k 4. Milwaukee 3. 11 Innings; Bos ton 1. Toronto 0; Cleveland ~- Baltimore 3; Ka nsas City B. Seall le2; Cal ifornia 4. Chicago l; TPxas I. Minnesot a 0 a nd De troit 7. Oa k land 3. to Trace's 1'15. wtth the Wild ca ts ga ming 106 yards via th e run a nd 49 via tho pa ss. Freshma n quar ter back Chad Bar nes. who led the Wildcats wtlh 46 yards on five carrie!-l. wa s 4 of 20 for 49 Flyers 30, Wildcats 0 - "We didn't play tha t poorly, but fumbles shot us In the foot," said Hannan Trace c hief Don Saund er s of his team, whose fumbles se t up some of St. Joe touchdown s. The Flyers rac ked up 225 yards Davis regains hitting eye; Reds win, 6-2 into test ifying against thP mob are working to rPdun· Iu ter (jfld '>an· landfil l \ PdC(·. thr Repuhl w <.~n gubernatorial nominr""f· i\ bu ck ing a hLt;IOrical Jr{>nd The que~ tion Wil\ pl.<:tu-d rJn lh •· hallol h\' pm ·i r onmt·nta l L\t<, m JY 74 and th r> JX'Op!P of Ohiu '>aid " no ' hv a 3- J ra tifJ Why would \ 'oinoviC'h , \A:ho ~~ ('m .<, to ha\'(• a CfJmf ort ablt· kad 1n th• · polls over rx~ m ocrat An t ho n ~· Ce lt_·brezu· . v:an t to l akt· a cha nn· rm allenaling rPtail mr r cha nl<,, lxJ lt lH<,, ca n manufM·tun•r <, tlnd RPpubHCim lx'f·r and ,.odd dnnkrr< ' And wh ~· wou ld hl· ha nd (f·le bn·a.(· a H·ad:. mt.tdr· j<.,<,Ui ' lrJ u~ · agai nst him'1 Th(· j<,I,U(· i ~ Jfo'A· c ~m ~uu br·lwn· \' olrH I\ lt' h whf •n h•· says no new taxes'' H £· voant~ 10 tax. yuur b('1·J ;:.md ~JIJ V o lno\· ic h '~o, pr·opl e "'ay thry\·,. takPn iJ <,ur ,. , . ~ rJn 1hl· is"u£• and fou nd th ai a ··su bstantid l majorir(· of Oh ioa n r., now fa\ ·or <:~ df'po~n rm beer and solt d n nk .~ <t':l a m t•an'l o f JPduc1ng vt ar., te Voinovlc h point <, out th at i n lY'iY lhP is <., w · im·o l\'rd flc·aning th1 · la nd sca~ of l itt(~r ~ow it' .., an f•c·o nomic i:,sue- prf'M·n·Jng landfill !o. pa CP and rPCycling mrlal . p!J r., Jic .:m d gla\.., fnr n•u\4 · The forme r CIPvf'l.Jntl ma .\ ·()r \it\ ' '> th<· lilt(·r <·tJn\f(JJ LJw th<.t t 1,1, <.1 " ('nac ted in 1YHfl in I it ·u , Jf it txJr tl f · hi II nP \ 'f•r " ·ork(·d · ' lf v.~ · m u(' h hJnw·r do wp wail')" hP <J <,k f'd Voino\·ich .~('<Jfkd Jt Cf · h · bn ·zu:~ po~Jtiu n on th1 · r':l~u•· thdr \'11 luntLtry rt->('y.T ling shuuld l)p tr ird for four mon· :.(·<Jr\ . <.~nd 11 11 dop.., n't n •dure thf· ..,ulid '.4.'l.J'·df· b~ 'F) Pf:•rcf·nt. th( •n J hfJ!tlP dq.HJ"r : The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio inning to rally the Bra ves . After blowing a lead in the top of the Bra ves made Two of Barnes' romplpli ons wen t to juntor wideoul Chad Swa in 12-241. and another went to junior tight e nd J im Brace for 17 yard s. Se nior and fi rst-year r unning ba ck Ja son Nort hup rushed nine lim es for :19 yards. a nd at linebacker he had six ll ta ckles and one assis t. Francisco Ca br era in the ninth thr two tackles and four assisls. Cor ner· back Dea n Cr emeans r eg ister ed Expos 4, Padres 2 AI Montrea l, Larry Walker' s three-run homer ln the eighth inning lifted the Expos and dropped Bruce Hurst to B-9. Steve Frey. 6-2, won with two innings o! relief. Hurst had a three-game winning s trea k snapped. sufferin g his first loss since July 19. Braves 4, Cubs 3 AI Allanta. Ron Gan tlled !he score wlth a leadoff hom er and Greg Olson la ter doubl ed hom e Inning, ya rd s . inc lu ding lntercepiJons. a Trace was penal ized fi vE' limrs for 25 ya rds , while St. Joe was flagged eight limes for o5 ya rds Hannan Trace will play its fir st hom e ga me Friday night against Hunting1on Vinso n. Score by quartPrs Hannan Trace 1l 0 St J oe.. . . ..... 11 6 0 0- 0 12 0-30 SV AC standings (Al l games) Team WL Kyger Creek ... .... .I 0 North Gal lia ..... ..... ! 0 Southwes te rn . ....... ! 0 Oak Hill ....... ........ 0 I Southern ............ ... 0 I Sy mmes Va lley ... .. 0 PF PA 41 6 27 ti 24 0 12 36 B 42 l 0 Eastern ........... . ... 0 I Ha nnan Trace ..0 I Saturday 's finals 1\orth Gallla 27. Woodrow Wil so n 6 Ir onton St. Joe 30 . Hannan Trace 0 Friday's slale Eas tern at Ha nna n tW .Val . Hunt. Vin son at Hannan Tra ce Waham a al Kyger Creek c; reen Local al North Gal lta Oak Hill at Minford So uthern a t Waterford Southwes tern at Ross SE Sy mmes Valley at Un ioto POND EROS~ STEAKHOUSE winn er of John Smoll z. 11 -9. and hung th e loss on Mil ch Willi ams. 1-7 !\slros l. Cardinals 2 At Houston, Da nny Darwin sca t tered eight hit s to wrn hi s nin th s traight decision. Darwi n. 10-1. improved to B-0 in his las t lll "a rt s. Ken HilL 4-2 . took th e loss. Hous ton broke a 2-2 lie in the s1x lh when Bi ll Doran stol e home on lhr back e nd of a doubl r stea l. Olazabal winner of World Series of Golf AK RO N, Ohio tU PI J- Saying Jose Mari a Olaza bal won the World Series of Go lf is as misleading a say ing Secretariat me rl'ly won Jh e Be lmont or the Sa n Francisco 49ers sim pl y bea t the De nver Broncos In the Super Bowl. Like the Triple Crown winner' s dominating vic tory i n the 1973 Belmont a nd the 49e rs' 5~J-10 thra shing of the Broncos, !his onr was a runawa y from th e st art. By thl' time it was ovP r, no one - not Jack Nick lau s. Arnold Pa lmer. Lee Trevi no, Tom Wal · son , Tom Kite , or Gr eg Norman - had ever pull ogether a more dominating perfo rmance th an th e one Olazaba l turn ed tn on Fi r esto ne Co untry Club 's dr· m anding So uth Co urse Olaza ba l. 24. s ta rted !he tournament wit h a coursf' record 61 in his flr sl compp titi vf' r ou nd at Fi resto ne, and fini shPd 72 ho les a t 18-under 262 to break lh r old reco rd of l l undrr '267. set in 1911 bv Lannv Wadkin s. The Spa nish s~ n sa ti o n shot 67s in rac h of tht> f ina l three rou nds. i nc luding ;1 flawlPss pPrforman cr Su nd ay in wllirl1 hf' addrd 10 his lo ng string of tournament r rcords. Essrntiallv. 1hr tou rnamPnt wa s over a iter Olazabal pla yPd th(' first fou r holes i n 5-und er par . '' J OSP Cilnll' OVPr herf' and pla yPd a ga me w(' ha vC"n't sren for a whil e.·· s;J id runnrrup Wadkins , who fini shl'd wi th a t) .under 274 would h a\'r hPf'n rnou g h to win thl' pn.'v ious four evl? nts at flr estonr. Hale Ir win s hot a 7i Sundav a nd finish ed a t l und er 277, a nd the only other pla yflr und er pa r was Oonnir H ammond all ·undrr OI<J ta bal sa rd. " A co uple of players as ked me If l wa s playmg the same• go lf course lhal they were He wa,, bu 1hf• was playing at a lrve l no one else could come close to duplic at ing. TVC standings t'lnal 1989 TVC Font hall Standings (A ll Games) W L Tt•am II \'In ion . II til fll'l pre . -1~ I Me igs . II 7 T11mbi1' If Nels-York II Alex and er II :u Wrl ls ton . II h ll Fr·d-Hocking . 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P0NDEROS/1 @ '-'"-"' ' ""'"'"" C•~~ ~"wnto""l,.,.wtmonyol..,..c~O< "'SCW"'~· ~~."<)!~ Vll<ltl fli' "Cf.o,lh<vttJ I•" » P""'""'•••••1 •••••••••••••••• • ~ S..k~. 1111:: tWl GALLIPOLIS UPPER RIVER RD. - RT. 7 (Arross from Airport) PLU• 38C, SIH �Page 4-The Daily Sentinel Monday, August 27, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r---Local news briefs ... ---, By The Bend Con tinued from page 1 to control and !allure to wear a sa fety belt. L?udermllt, Gatla Haning, 23, of Middleport. David llars1, 15. of 1'\orthup, and Jon Hlll. 19, of Middleport, were taken to Hulzl'r Medical Center by Gallla Cou nl)' EMS. All fou r were ta•atl'd and released with contusions and lact>rations. Monday, August 27, 1990 / Page- 5 Two charged in July 22 murder Community calendar Two Statts Mill, W.Va .. m en were arrested Thursday even ing and charged In the July 22 bludgeoning and sho tgun murd er of a Cottagev!Jie, W.Va . man. James Wayne Westfall, 18. and .Jer ry Kl•ith Mahood. 38, both of Statts Mill, were arrested and c hargPd with f!rs1 degree murder by the Jackson Count y Sheriff' s Depar tment after a month-long investigation. They are accused in the dralh of William Dewitt iW .D 1 Honaker, 30, who was found dead in his home aboy·e the Cottageville Food Center on Julv 23 . Westfall and Mahood remain Jailed in .Jackson ( 'ounl y MOND!\Y IWTLAND - Th e Rutland Carden Club will sponsor an open m ee ting Monda y at 7: 30 p.m . at 1he Rutland United Methodi st Ch urch. All other clubs are 1nvi t ed to at tend Regional director. Johnni e Lo u Gabr iella, will giw an upd at e on the OAGC and Janrt Bolin will present a program on rosPs . Recreation area renamed The recreation area at !tiC' Ravenswood Al uminum Corporation has been renamed and dl•d icaled as Ravens' Woods . A ceremony marked the occasion on Frid ay, and the name was chosen through a contes t among the c hildren and grandchildren ol company employees. Three--year-o ld Ryan Ma ssey of LaCrangl', Ca., was the winner, and received a $100 U.S. Savi ngs Bond and a $100 gift certificate. His grandfather ts Richard MassPy, a worker In th e technical department of the facility . SYRACUSE By United Press International Ohio's sc hool children will are gellin g a final t as te of hoi wea ther in th eir la st full week of summer vacation. At m ldmornin g Mondav . tempera tures across th e sta tP w('rl' already in the 70s and humidities all pa st the RO per crnl mark Toledo had a 97 perce nl humidit y reading, presaging what was to br a ver y muggy da y Parll y 10 most ly sunny skle., a nd a warm sout herly fl mv were to givP rise to temperatures climbing Into the upper 80s over most of the Buckeye Statr Mond ay aft ernoon . The upper ex tremes were to be over thf' southwestern co untl es. wherf' the mercury should reac h th r lower 90s. Humidit y wa s to , b0 htgh Monda y and Tuesday Thunder · s!O rm acth·ity is not px pected in -----Area deaths----jerry Fridenstine Jerry W. Fridensllne, ''"· Reedsville, died Friday . Born Nov. 7, 1934 In Elyri a. he was the son of George and Ha ze l Beeze Fr!ndenst!ne. He wa s a member of Northern Light L SC In Reedsville, and wa s a Second Airborne Veteran of the Ko rean Conflict. He Is surv1ved by his w1 fl' . Teresa Tess Susak Fridenstine. a son, Robert S. Frldensllne, Reedsville; two dau gh ter s. Karen Kriss , Reedsville; and Gall Ferguson, Dallas, Texas; three sisters, Maud Schod! tc h. Jean Williams and Laura Papen brock, Elyria; four brothers. Donald and Chet ol Virginia : Harold, Amherst; and AI , North Ridgeville; ten grandchildren and st~veral nieces and nephews . Services will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Leavitt Funeral Hom e In Belpre. Burial will be In Clint' s Point Family Cemetery In Reedsville. Friends may call at the funera l home today or tomorrow until the time of the service. ln lieu of other remembrances donations may be made to the Gospel Baptist Church In To rc h. Iva Hill offiuaung Bunal will follow at the Ec kard Ce metery w1lh military ShP "'-as a na ti vr of Gallipol is and had bern a rrsidrnt of thr Pa la tka. Ea s t Pa la tka a rra for six ye Jr s befor E' star ting lw r ro ll rgr ra rr f'r two yrars ago . She wa~ a 1~H.R honor gra duat r of Palatka High Schoo lwh erPshr rcce ivr d t hr Ca ppi{' .lamPs Sc ho larsh ip. Slw w as Pnrol lrd a!-. J j unio r J t thP F lor id a StLttl' UnivPrsity in Tallahas rP wht·rr· s hr wa s ma joring i n mathrmalirs . northern Ohio until Tuesd ay , but travelers heading west through indi ana or north Into michigan may enco untf'r some storms. Skies over Ohio Monday morn ing were mostly clear, although fog was quite thick over porUons or the southern counties . Visibi 1ites wrrr near zero along the Ohio River Valley as well as in other river valleys and fogind uced lowla nds . Tuesday will be much like Monday . with highs In the upper ROs and low 90s , with a slighl c hance of thundPrs torms in thP northern co unti es. The rain is likely to spread slalt'wide Wednrsd ay , with tempPratures again in I he BOs . It will be fair and som ewhat cooler Thursdav and Friday. w1th highs of 75 to 85 and lows in th e !iUs. droppin g lo the mid -50s by Fr id ay . But It's Shr was a c tivP a t thPChri s tia n portr•rl . At 4.01 am . Sm allwood v.as tr OJn s ported to \' r terans Mrmorial Hom e In Pa la tka. Se rvices will bl' held II a.m Tuesday at th l' FirsI Assembl y of Cod Church In Palalka with th e Rev . M ic ha el Rippy offi ciating Burial will be at th e Palatka Memorial Gardens The fam ily requests those wishing to do so to co ntr ibute to the First Assem bly of God, 3111 St. John' s Avenue, Pal atka, FL 32177 . Douglas of Cottageville and Betsy Jean Darst of Given and two grandchildred. Funeral service will be at I p.m. on Wed., Aug . 29 at lhe Casto Funeral Home Chapel in Evans with the Rev. Hennon Jordan Hosp it al At 11 ·2 1 tJkrn to Veterans Memoria l Co urt Strert at 7: 28 a. m . a nd f 1 .:m spo rt Pd Joycp Harlry to \ 'plrrans Memoria l Hospit al. A 1 2 p m , Pomeroy squad 1r an spo rt ed Joanaunna Fet 1y to Pleasant Valley Hospllal. At 2: 42 p .m . . M i ddleport squ ad was di spalched to South Second for Edward Strom who was taken to \ 'e terans Memoria l Hospital. At :!· OR p.m ., Tuppers Plains squad and Ol ive Township fire deparJ menl were dispatched to a mot orcyc le accident. John Kee na wa s treated but not t ransported . At 5:05 p.m ., Po me· rov squad was called to Ameri · ca re for Bertha Baker. She was Iran sported to Veterans Memor i al Hospit al. Racine squad was ca lled to Antiquity at 7:24 p.m. for Br!ttney Miller. Miller was taken t o Veterans Memorial. At 10: 03 p.m . , Middl eport squad went to Ches tnut Street. Pet e Quick wa s t aken !rom there to Holzer Medi cal Cen ter. ---Meigs announcements---Johnson reunion The annual Johnson reunion will be held Sunday at Star Mill Pa rk In Racine. Dinner will begin at 1 p.m . Those allendlng are l o bring homemade gifts . Muskles to meet The Go lden WoU Chapter of Mu skles, Inc.. will hold It s regula r quarterly meetlnng on Thursday a! 7:30 p.m . at I he Milton Volunteer Fire Depart ment , Rl. 60, Milton, W.Va . A vi deo presentation tracing could favor rot o r disl'asl' in fruit and vege t ables the history and development of Muskle fishing from the 50's and thp 90' s will be shown. Additional Information can be obtained by calling Ray Hensley, program director, at 733-1544 or Jim Hornbec k, president, at 562 -3788 . Sorority luncheon Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet Thursday at 12:30 p.m . at the home of Jane Walton. Mulberry Heights, for a luncheo n. Am El ret ric Powpr AT&T . Ashl and Oil Bob Evans Charming Shuppt•s City Hold ing Co Federa l Mogul Goodye ar T&R . patchy clen se fog , and a low betwrl'n 65 and <O. Par tly c l oud v Tuesda y, w1th htghs near 95 . Extended Foreca..•t Wednesday through Frida.v Showf'r~ and I hu ndPrs torms likf'iy Wedn esday. with fa ir wrathrr Thursd ay a nd Frida y . Hi ghs will be 1n I he !lOs WP dnrs d av. and rangi ng fr om . Lb\ :I:P,. :11 1:\ 11~ . ...... 7 -1;~ .. 14 i ; H .14% .L:Hl l1 Key Centur io n Lands' E nd . . ... .1P, Li mited I nc . .17'!, Mulllmed!a Inc . 59'1, Rax Res tauran ts. 1% Robbins & Myers ......... .... 19 't1 Shoney's In c. .12 % St ar Bank .. . .17 Wendy' s Inn 5J<; Worthington Ind . . ...... .20% (City Holding Co. Is ex divi dend today) ~~ tow, Thu r sda,· and Fridd .\ . Ovrr ni ghl lows will bc·twt'Pn h~ and 7~) rarly Wcdn 0sda)·. 1n th P m1d tiO.s Thu rsday morning. dnd bPtwf'rn J~) and !l~ r<H i\· F'ridcn Hospital news Veteran:-. Mt•rnorial Sa turd ay ad mi ssi ons- No ne . Sa t urday disr lw rgl'c;- J a mPs Fisher. Su nd ay admissi on<, Iva Raybu rn . Che ster . William Hart . Shadr, Earl (; lass. Middle· port. \ ' i r tnria L ehew. Chllli co tlw Sunday Disl'hargps - John Hilr . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL AllERGIST "WE HAVE HEARING AIDS" (304) 675-1244 Licenses issued John Wayne Flowers Jr., 19, Pomeroy, and Sarah Anrl Re!t m!re, 23, New Haven, W.Va . Wesley Marshall Smith, 28 , Pomeroy, and Doreen Ruth Hadsell, 19, Pomeroy . Kevin Nell Flck, 23, Waterville, and Sonja Margurlte Steele, 18, Waterville. FOI JUST NOW FEATURING HOMEMADE DINNER ROLL CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT FICiturlnt~ C'lose d POMEROY - Th P Amen ca n Legion Drew Webstl•rUnit 39wi l ! meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m at th e post home. Mi ca Jones wi ll present her girls sta te rep ort New officer s will be !n sla iiPd WEDNESD1\Y POMEROY Wildwo od Garden Club's Annual Flower Show will be held on Wednesda v at 7:30p.m . at the Morning Sta'r Un it ed Methodist Church Corneliu s. T hosr att end ing thP n 'u nion wer e: Dorothy Harllry. La Rue: Robert Lee Brick les. Alice Heg ins, W<•s l Lafaye tte: Floyd and Co lleen Bri ck!es. !C slel la Co l burn . Au d ra Hayrs, .Jim. Ga rol · tlinc an d Jami e Boyd. all of Shade: .la y, Diana . . Ja yson. .IPrrod and .IPsSP Bl'ickl es . LorL Rul'k a nd Rricklrs. Rain Suzi. nique . Brand on and Cameron Nancv and Gale !Oate s. Bill, Mar v An n, Brad and Darren McC ull oc h. Sam, Judy, Kelly, Allen and Jenny Corneliu s, all of Ca mbridge; Dale, Angle. !\at han and Derek Br!ckles, David and John Brickles , Edith, Missy and Josh Leach , Pearl Gi lk ey, ll e!en and Hllber Qulvey, al l of Pomeroy; Sam and Evel yn Cornelius, New Concord; Jesse. Palli. Denn is and Ryan Bricklrs. Car l and Letha Brick les, Carol and Melissa BPth · schdder . al l of /\!h e ns; Ea rl and Faye Bricklf' s, Ashland. KY .; Bil l Young. Rulland . Cornelius, Lu cas . Jod .v Charlie and Laurel Cliff notes Mr. and Mr s Paul Jacobs. Sou th Shore, K y , visited his mother , Mrs. T ina JJcob.o.; recently. Mrs. Sa nd i Gil rnorf', Amlin ; Mrs. Usa Darst and children. of Marysville; and Deanna Den s!, Columbu s; spent a rrcPnl WPPkend with Mr . and Mr s. .las. Gilmore and celebrated Mrs . Tina Jacobs and Darbi Dar st's birthd ays Mr . a.nd M r s. Jerry Dav is and d a u g hl('r Me lis s a, Da lla s. Texas . and M rs . RodnPy Caneas tcr and son. Mi ch at'i , Anchorage, A l aska; and Mrs . Willli1m Davis. Co lumbus; v i s]t prl rPl a tiv es rf'Ct' nllv . Mrs. Ro be r t Burdelle and Mrs. Fr a nces Ge ogl ein visi tpd thf' Amish co untry rccpntly "If I dial a wrong number, an AT&T operator gives me immediate crediteven from a pay phone." "AT&T has a calling plan for me. When I get the bill I can see the savings." "I can sum it up in a word. Quality. I'll stick with ATa:T." "When I have a question about my bill, there's always someone there with the answer. I get results." thP Mr. and Mrs . Jam es Ro se and granddaughter, Judi, West Un ion. W.Va. and Vrs. Ardis Wag goner . Columbia , were recent gues ts of Mr. and Mr s. Bob Mahr Mrs. Es ther Brandau, Jack son, wa s a recent weekend v isitor of Mrs. Lola Clark. Grant Gibson. Columbu s, spent the past week with his grandmother, Virginia Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Whaley, Florida, and Mr. and M rs . Howard Day Gilkey, Columbu s, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire. Mrs. Golda Hart, McA rthur , spent a day recently with her daughter. Betty Bishop. Everett Welch, Circleville, was an overnight visitor of hi s mother, Mrs . Allee Welch recently. Sorvod w~h whipped pollt-. chicken grovy, colo otow, hot roll ond bunor. Sorry, no oublt~utM except bevtrogo w~h odd"lonol prk:et. PH. 992-5432 pra yer Harrisonville happenings TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL !Dining Room Only) CHESHIRE The Cal lia Meig s Comm unity Action AgPncy will have a fr ee clothing day on Tuesday from 9 a. m . to noon at lhc old high sc hool building In Cheshire. Chance Shaw. all of Coshocton : Da nny, Peggy and Pel<' Br!cktes, all of Middl eport , Ch arlie, Mo- meellng. A salad course was served to 12 in a ba ck -to-school th eme. ThP cen ter piece featured wi ld flow ers surrounded by miniature sc hool room objects an d a teachers antlque handbe!L An assortment of school pic tures was displayed and favors of notebook s and pencil s were given . JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. ONLY urged to attend . T he third annual reu nion of I he descendent s of Dannie and Flos sie Brlckles of Darwin was held al th e Hollid ay School grounds on Gilkey Ridge with 6b famtly mPmber s and frirnd s a !tending. Musi c and singing was pro· vided by Floyd and Co lleen Brickles, Jesse Bricklc>s, Carol · cline Boyd, EstPlla Co lburn , Dorothy Har!ley ami f vl'iyn bution was m ade to the wiring project. A poem . " Friendship Store" wa s given by Mrs . Perrin and un ison ~NNER mason degree. All masons a rP Briclcles reunion held t•ntra nc e of the church . A co ntrl $100,000 Four of the $575,880 worth of tickets had the first five numbers for $5,000 each; 52 had the firs 1 four for $1,000; 539 had the first three for $100 and 5,249 had the first two for $10. Gla ss ILIC I I\ 1·: - Th e Racine Masonic Lodge No. 461 will hold a srx•c ia l m c'cling Tu es day at 7 30 p.m . for work in the mas ter A program on William Mc Guffey wa s prc sPnted by Diant• Hawley at thP A ugu st mt'eting of Friendly Circle at Trinil.v Church . Scr ipture wa s taken from Proverbs 2ti , "Tra in a child in thr way he sho uld go and when he is old he will nol depa r t from it " McGuffev. born in Pennsylva nia in 1800. was an author . ed uca tor and phll os ph er who wrote seve n of thr McGuffey Reade rs Fo r $1 000 hP rcli n qulsh ed al l rights fo r publisher s. Hi s Mor al Philosphy and Golden Ru!Ps of Condurt Wf'rr rxe mpllflef1 in writin gs and tea ching' The old addage of "If at flrsl you don't surcee(l, then try, try aga in" carnr from hi s pen . M rs. Haw l p~· gave th r offera · tory prayrr and (;ay PPrTin presided at the meelin g in wh ich r r port s were g iven and th r si rk noted . Fall plan s were di scusst'd and it wa s noted that the Circle will plant flowers to beautify thr• ------Weather------ Dally stock prices (i\s ot !0:30a.m .) Bryer and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi c mployt't' of Point M ason Aut o TUESDI\Y HARRI SONVILLE- The Har risonvil le Sen ior Ci tizens will mee t Tuesday at 7 p.m . at the tow n huust' Refreshmen ts will he sr· r veri Friendly Circle meets southern hall of the country. The 1\orthwcst c·ontinuc·s dry with mild daytime highs. No one claims $3 million jackpot CL E VELAND (UP[) -No one had all six winning numbers In Sa turday's $3 mlll!on Super Lotto jackpot, bringing Wednesday 's Super Lotto ja ckpot to at least $6 million . The winning numbers were 1,2, 13, 26, 29, and 31. Out of the $3,083, 869 worth of tickets sold, Ohio Lottery ol!!clals said 99 have five of the numbers lor $1.000 each and another 4,816 have four of them for $75. The Kicker portion of the game produced the number 414185, and no one has that number, good for NEW HAVEN, W.Va - Mr. and Mrs. Robc•rl Dolin, New Have-n, W.Va. are announcing the engagement and approachin g m arriage of I heir daughter, Lo ri Ann Do li n, to Ke ith A. Kinzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kinzel, Pomeroy. The wedding will be an even t of Saturday. Sept. I , at 2: 30pm at th e Fir st Ch urch of God , 2401 .Jefferson Ave , Point Pleasant, W.Va . A receptlon honoring the couple will be held in the church fellowship hall immediately following the wedding . Th e br!de-e!PCI is employed a1 Racine Home \'atlonal Bank in Racine and her fianc e Is an WEI\THER MAP - A storm syslt'm brings storms to thr upper Stocks \ Dolin-Kinzel Midwest and Northwest while th(• heat wa\'t' I'Ontinues ov••r the with ' LORI !1.. DOL.IN , KEITIJ !1. . KINZEL Th e warmrr weat her has ht•Pn bene ficia l to grow in g crops. a ntl soil moi stun' should be ~:~ dcquat c in mos t are a.'-' 10 ptT\'l'nt Pxcrs siv· e st ress. Humid and w:Hm co nditions N6.TIONAL WEATHER FORECAST FROM1 AM 8·28·90 TO1 ~ M 5·29-90 South Central Ohio Cl ea r Mond ay n ig ht, ' forages. major change in the weather pat ter n Is on the hor izo n fo r the L abo r Day wpekend as much cooler Ca na· dian ai r will f ilt er sou th Into the Grea t Lakes region by the e nd of 1he week . Lives1ock manager s need t o be l'XIra ca utiou s and avoid after· noo n tran sport as the safety ll os pilal Pome roy squad wen t to a .m , Syral'usp sq uad wa s dis · pat chpd tu Four th and Crook Sl rc•pts for Ja ck Gar dn er . Cardnrr was takPn to Holzf'r Medical Cent er AI I 50 p.m. on Saturda v, Tuppers Pla ins squad wen t to Slate Route 681 for Sha nnon Whitlat ch. Whltla iC h wa s taken to Veterans Memori al Hospital. AI o:48 p.m ., Ra cin e squad went to L ela rt for Courtney Jones, who wa s treated but not tran sported . Middl eport squ ad was ca lled 10 So uth Second at 7:37 p. m . Cody Davidson was t rea ted but not transpo rted. Pomeroy squ ad went to Scout Camp Road at 9: 45 p.m . for I va Ra ybu rn. Rayburn wa s lransported to Veterans Mem or ial Hospital. Frlcnds may c a ll from 7-9 p.m. today at lhP Mastprs F'unt' ra l a index reaches lhP danger category Monday and Tuesday Wl!h shower s and thunde r storms likel y WPdnpsday, hay mak ers may want to postpnnf' new cuts. Thursday through the weekend co uld be a suilable dry period for cutting and curing ;., . of ncr ovrr t hP wrP kl' nd On Sa turda y morn in g at 2: -t 7. J She is su rvi vPd b_ v her motllf'r and stepfathe r. JO)'CP and Mi cha el Iliad of Eas1 Pa la tka . and her fathr :- and strpmo ther . Ho nald 1 nd .J <inf' \'anrP of NPw Have n. W.Va .. Jnd a sister . Stl'p ha nil' M Hi ad of Ea s1 Palatka ; ~randparenh Harold M . Boll-n . Co lumbu s. LPiand and Rcatha Clo nc h nf Rutland. and Robe rt a nd Jrpnc• Workman of weat her shot On Su nday al i: 2R a.m . Mid · rl !Ppor t squad went to Sou th Seco nd for Earl Class . He wa s Hrrit agP Churc h in Ta ll ahOJSf't' Dunbar. W Va . fin al U ni ts uf tht' MPigs Colin! \ EmrrgPnc y MPdi ca l Servi crs n •s pondrd to 1 ~ ca l ls for as sis t· Four th for Ha rll'y Smal lwood HP was t rral t'd but not tra ns b.Y the EMS has 15 weekend calls Flo rida Departmrnt of Educt~ li on al lhe Capital Building 111 Tall aha see. employr d Beegle Tamara "Tammy" Dawn Vance, 20, of East Palatka , Fla ., died Saturday as the resull of automobile accident near Pa· Fncnds may call after 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug . 2H at the funeral home. Micld iPport sq ua d wt'nt to So uth was I va Gae Hill, 80, Annandale, Va., died Friday at her residence after a brief Illness. Born April 4, 1910 at Looney ville In Roane County, West Vlrg!na, she was a daughter ol the late James Emery and Florence Dye HilL She was a retired c lerk for the Social Security Administration In Bait!· Ray more, Md. She was also a member of the First Baptist Ray Beegle, 70, of Leon died Church of Annandale. Sunday, Aug . 26, 1990 at Pleasant She Is survived by one nephew . Valley Hospital after a brief illness. Ronal Boothe, Burke. Va .; one Born Man:h 27, 1920 at Gay, he niece, Sandra Boothe, Ra cine: was the son of Jennings and Mae and one brother-In-law. Wood row (Tuttle) Beegle of Cottageville. He Boothe, Tariff, W.Va . was a World War II Navy veteran In addition to her parents. she and a memw of the VFW and the was preceded In death by three American l.Lgion. Beegle owned sisters, Della Simmons, Alma and operated "Beegle Drilling and Hill, and Orva Boothe; a brother. Excavaong" and was lhe owner of Elba Hill and an Infant brother. the 87 Drive-ln. He was preceded Serv1ces will be held Wednes - in dealh by ooe sister, Goldie Hunt day at 2 p.m . at the S!nnetiSurviving are his wife, Pauline Taylor Funeral Home In (Thomas) Beegle; one son, Johnny Spencer, W.Va . with Rev . J . Ray Beegle; brothers, Brownie Herbert Smith officiating. Burial Beegle and Jed Beegle, both of will be In Clover Cemetery nea r Ripler. Clair Beegle of Cot· Spencer. tagevtlle, Jennings Beegle of Friends may call at the funeral Racine, Ohio and Bill Beegle of home on Tuesday from 6-8 p .m . Akron, Ohio; sisters, Gladys Tamara Vance ntcs. thP She Meigs \1 !D DLFPORT- Th e Oh Kan Co m Ci ub wi II meet Monday ,.,.,.n in g at Burkett barber shop in :Vliddleport with a tr ading Sl'SS IOn ath7 p.m . and coin aucli on followi ng the meellng. Hefrrshment s wil l be served. ' Director, Division 10, Ohio Department ol Transportation, said dedication ceremonies will h<• announced . (O VP photos by Stephen Wilson) More hot weather in store for Ohioans summer Iatka, Fla She was born Dec 17. 1969 . The LIO-o : .10 p.m . at the Syracuse Mumcipa! Building. VINTON BRIDGE REOPENS - The VInton bridge on State KouU, 160 In GaiDa County was reopened to tralflc late Saturday, Work on the $400,000 project began March I. Joe Leach, Deputy roy; Willard Lucas, Pomeroy: Vernon B. Lockhart, Long £3ol tom; Pal rick Cla rence Clifford. Long Bottom; Tommy Howard McG rath Jr., Racine; Jesse W. Knight, Albany; Sandra Leigh Banks, Pomeroy; Melinda Sue Sm ith, Rac ine; Stella M . Lrvacy. RacinP; Ashley .J. Bishop. Mid· dleport, Charl es Dewey Hau bPr . Reedsville; De nnis R . Gra nl . Dexter; Sand ra K. Wrikeman , Reedsville; Zorra F. Johnson. Pomeroy; Da v id Lawrc nc£• Gra te. Long Bottom ; Holly Re· nee Mi ll er. Middleport; Peggy .Ju n(' Marcinko, Long Bottom ; An na M . Hvse ll, Ew!ngt on; Vi · olel Pa r ker. Long Bottom: Th o mas Clifford Hill , Racine; .Jcf frey C W! ckl'rs ham, Rac im-: Ed ith Mae Whaley, Albany; Josephine Alta Ritchie, Long Boltom. Tcrrv L ynn Guinthl'l. Sy racu se : Paul W. Hudson. Pome roy; Elsie H Shaha n. Por1 !and - Co un ty Tubercu losis office will tl(' co nducting a co mmunit y skin te sting clinic on Monday from Grand jurors selected for September tenn Grand jurors se lected for September term of the Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court are as follows: Phyllis M . Stobart, Racine: Tamara C. Hill, Racine ; Jacque· line Frances Fraley, Albany : Betty L. Donovan, Syracuse: John David Roush , Racine: Roger L. Grace, Racine: James A . Sisson, Middleport; Richard Kevin Boring, Reedsville: Eliza · beth A . Fisher, Racine: Anita M . Harless, Rutland; Diane I. Bach· tel, Pomeroy; Albert Diann Davis, Portland; Debra Kay Gilkey, Middleport ; Terry James Knighting, Long Bot tom : Larry Todd Taylor , Racine: Beulah Mae Zumbach, Tuppers Plains; Kenneth E Newland. Racine: Paul W. Say re. Por· !land; Nancy Dianne £loyko, Pomeroy; Gary Ed Spencer. Albany; Diana L. Smith , Racine: David Richard Thom as. Syra · cuse; David Larry Smith, Langs ville; William E . Quivev. Pomc- The Daily Sentinel POMEIOY, OH. lllntucky Fried Chicken I Don~ let from)OU. AT&T has J!ways been your long distance company But if you don't do something to keep it that wa): your local phone company will assign you to a long distance company And it might not be AT&T The vas t majorit y of people like you considered the facts and dec ided not to let that happen. But you have to decide for yourself If you don't want to lose AT&T service, quality, reliability ([l lytXJA"l:'l(l l'>b~ nut lppl\' m .i ll , Ire:~~ and value, you've got to take action Choose your own long distance company. Before someone does it for you. To keep AT&r; act now Call1800 522-0177 ext. 5168. We'll take ca re of everyth ing ATsaT The right choice. �Page- 6- The Daily Senltn el Pomeroy- Mtddlepon . Ohio Monday. August 27 . 1990 Laurel Cliff Circle, Zirkle families have reunion T he 1990 Cl rcl e-Zir kle reun ion was held J u ly 22 a l the L arry and Patty Circ le r es idence, Carm el Road, Rac ine. Potluck lunc h was ser ve d at 1 p.m. after grace by Arthur Bu rdel l. A ttendance and dea ths were noted during the bu siness m eet· lng. Gifts wer e g iven to the younges t and oldest as well the tr ave ling prize for the longest t rip to the r eunion. Attending from out of town were: Sco tt, DeA nn, Robin , M andy and Trlsh Richards ; Su si e Harri s, Scott Ha r ris, Angle Harri s, M r . and Mrs. Russ Har r i s. M r and M rs Den nis Harri s and fa mily; M ary Rus· sell , Nell and ll a Ci rcle M ark s; Anna C ircl e Cleland; Arthur and Elva Burdett , June Circle Gray; An na Circle E llio tt ; Jam es and Go ldie Circ le; Mar guerit e R as p; E lsi e Stahl; Linda R adcliff; Terry, Mindy and Cody P atte r· son; Steve, Cindy , Stepha nie and Courtney Circle. T hose at tendi ng l ocally wer e: L ar ry. Patty , Shane and Gra nt Circl e: Florence Circl e, Douglas Circle, Sue Ci rcl e Hager, Lind., Circle Pattzrson ; Wayne Ru ssell and Lisa; Bill and Mar y Ru sse ll~ ; F ra nces Robert s; E dith Si sso n. CnH'(' \\:arner: Lu ld Ci tTli', Nancy, Jarrod .. Jaso n and Pa 1rece C'irclc; Harold and Becky Circle; Roger . Helen and Jarnel Holl er; Robprt Re ibl•r; .Joe and Dix i eCirc leSayre : BobandJ u ne Ash ley, Jeff. Son ia. Chris t•. Jet· f rey and Ty ler Circ le and Becky, Amy and Jo hn Rober t Ben tz. T ho,se a t tending en joyed swim mlng and volleyball as well as visiti ng l la M ark s madecompu· ter pr intouts of Indivi dual famil y t rees N ex l yea r 's re u n ion w il l br tll r four th Su nday In .J u lv at thf'same loca tion. · Family gathers for reunion OLDEST AND YOUN GEST - LI Uian Lee. 89, holds Ashley De•ore, 4-days-old. at the Parker reunion held August 12 in Tupper s Plains. Parker family gathers Th ~ 55th annua l Parker n•un l'a rk cr. Shr llir . Nico le and l11·oo kr·: .I Gl enn Parker; .Jack if'. Brad lry a nd llren t J->Jr k pr : lrlan d a nd Ch r is I';Jrk1•r. Ralph. .J i nny and .Jirnrn.\ · Pa r kPr. Jessica Cl ine. Mr . an d Mr s Carl Parker, Jason ~Hl rl Ama nda: Mr. and Mrs. Joe poole and Will. Mr. and Mrs. William Whill· and Diana, C' i ndy, 1\f'lli unil l:li l lv; Mr. and Mrs. ion was held al lhP T uppers Pla i ns Elem enl"n Schoo l Au gust 12. K et th Ash.ley ask<•d the bl essin g befo r e IIJl• basket dinner. President Fra nk li n Parker c haired t he busi ness rn"'' ing He as ked peo ple to give lhPi r names and t he branc h of l hr• fam ily to w hic h they beiongerl. The g r oup votPd to continu(' 1hr reu nio n and to havp thi' nll'al at 12: 30 In 1991. Gifts w ere prese nted to Lil lian ~ee , 89. oldes t wom an; EobPr l As hley, oldes t ma n; i\s hi PI' Devore, 4"daY's -old. \·uu n gP ~ I g"irl : Brei 1 PtHkc'r. S. \'Oun.QP~ t bpy, a nd to ot hrrs n'prc'srnting m ost r Pcen tl v marrif'd. furtlw~l dis tance tra\;f'lcd. largpsf famil _ \· <qid firs t al!e ndPrs . ·Offi cers for 1991 ~<we rlPr·fl•d . :A ttend ing fro m M<• 1gs Coun1.1 "1ere Nellie Parker, Wilma .1nrl Howard Parker . Robert and Ju ne Ash lev. Mr . and Mrs L.~s ter Par ker and l.rs lit' dlld I.Rs ter II. M r. and Mrs lum P.a rk er. Al ber t Pa r ker. CPor~<' and M ary, Mr. and M rs. Ke i th Ash ley, Rachel, Wh itney and E'mily, I re ne Parker. Mi ldred Caldwell. Mr and Mrs. Russell m. RichJrd Yost <lnd Aaron a nd SarJ h. Urh rr s fmm Ohio werr: Mr. dfHI Mrs· [)p ]l){'r t Y os t, L a ncas · l r>r: Ka thiP <Hlll Jl'sse Cav inee, Hockb rid gc: Clar a Be lle B urns ;tnd 1-: !I •J rw r Bowma n, A thens; ])(•f' Hriggs. Ci nci nna ti: and l-l t'!Pn Har t. Darwi n. Att~ \ nd i ng from Parkersburg wt •rf' : Mr. an d Mrs. T. Franklin l'a r kt·r: Wil l is Pa rker . Mr. and Mr s . .Jim Dc,·o rc a nd Alis ha and A...,h ] <·~· . Mr and Mr s. Jer rold Pa r kr r an d M is ha . Jos hua Snod- gr<t ss. :'vlr . and Mrs Rodney Parker anrl HrcuJ]p_v Pauli nr Pa rkt.•r ca m e from The l hlrd annual f amily r eun· Jon of the late E rnes t Hudnall and L enora Mc Nutt Hudnall of Pearl Wood Road, Albany, wa s held Sa turd ay , Augu st 4, at the horne of Howard and Cathy .Jo Hudnal l Sr. of Alban y. A I tending wer e eight of thei r ni ne surviving children and thei r f amilies: L enora Hudnall; How · ard and Addle Hudnall; Addle M ae Hudnall ; Dav id L ee Hudnall J r.; Glenna and Bill Wade J r. ; Jim and Charl otte Hudnall Sr .. J im Hudnal l Jr. . Bill and Ch ad Hudn all; Stacy Thom as ; Fra n Hudn ell; Howard C. and Ca th y Jo H udnall , Howard C . Hudnal l J r.; Ger ald and Li nda Douglas. Ger ald Dou· g las J r .. K eith, Scott and Melind a Douglas; Delbert and Nancy Sa nder s; David , Clinton. Teresa and K ate Sander s: Willard and Li nda Hud nal l. Sharon, Willa rd J r . . Sa muel , Li nda , Fa ith. M icky, Rebecca and Abby Hud · nail: La vanda an d K aycee P idcoc k: Co nn ie and Jenny Phelps; J er em y Hayes; Bob Hudnal l. Ed na King; Robby K ing; T ony K i ng; Renee and K aron White; A ngle Hager; Bubble Kuhn . M ar k Clark; Dav id Bori ng. a ll of A l ba ny. IJacll' I 'iii. Fl a i" r <J nk!in Pa rk (•r rr ported on l ilt' t'iJ nd ilto n of his m o ther, Thr Amprica n spf'C'ir of t hf' pla nt grows in dry fiPidsandopcn It is kn own for II " plrasa nt Jroma ti r odor. It wards off mos quit os a nd was used b_,. woods AmP ri can In dians hradachr>s . in trca Bo hh i Karr a nd Mrs . Nea sl' ckmo n strarr·d maki ng s to ne for mo lds for h\'l'b pla nters in ganJPns u ~ i n g quick q'tting Conn ie Hill pres ided al lhP businrss meet i ng i n w hich rr HP frps hmr-nL" o r me lon balls. lf'm on m in t IJUne h and h Pr b to be held Sept. 29at the m in ipar k c hl'l'Sf' Tshirts. desig ned by Li nda \1cCo1. for t he group were ordPrrd. of Ha rrisonv illP. .Je nn ifer K in g and John JL•ffers of M idd lepor t. Also in a ttenda nrf' wPrP Sco tt Stad ler. Terry Ha ley Young, J aco b an d Jo hnny Wh itemJ. n Mu sic was pla:vect and sung by KN m it Gilk ey. Bill Osborn<• Sr. .Joe Chris ty. Pr nny B in gm an . Lloyd H ud nall. .J r . Wib l •n and Raymo nd Bn ck les. The date CJnd t i mr of thp n ex t reunion wi II bP an nou nccd in .Ju lv 1991 . DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE 111 Second St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 r TERRI ROUSH New Haven. 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L HOLLON ~ROCKING 90 OAT WARIANTT -GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT . •ANYTHING AT ALL ~~~ •Mobile Hofnd APniBis •Lot• Renlals 992·7479 BISSELL SIDING CO. liEN'S APPll ANCE SERVICE New Home1 l•ilt " Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·28110 992 -5 335 or 985 -3561 Acron from Post Offiu POMIROT , 1>HIO 985-4422 1·11.'88·rtn •VINYL SIOING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION WASHER S-$ 100 up DRYER $- $69 up REfRIGERAT OR$-$ 100 up RANGES-Gas·E itc. - $111 up fR EUE RS- $115 up MI CRO OVEN S- $79 up CHESTER, OHIO •Mobile Hom e Rt. 33 North of Pomeroy, Ohio Powers 992·5813 maltc. Run s good . Gets good gas mt leage Excellent cond ition. CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 992 -7762 We C .... y Fi ahing Suppl iea ~ Whal We Say. Is Your Rool Ready For Another Yeor of Ice and Snow? Now's The Time to Find Out . New lo,ation: S 3 1 ~ ' 90 lin Information Contact Ruth CAR FOR SALE - CINDY fi ELDS 1987 Dodge Colt, D L , PS, PB, AM/FM casse" e. new !ires, auto· do. W e Do 7~ 23· 1 168 North Se<ond Middleport, Ohio 41760 tNew Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates HOME PARK BULLETIN BOARD We Fertolt~e• 76 3 2 - M o blle H omes l or Sal e 33 - Fa rms for Sale 34 - Busmes s Bu•i d • ng~ 35 lot~ & Acrfl11g e 36 - R• al Euat e Want ed So y What 36 YRS . EXPERIE NC E PlUMBING & HEATING . ll Dra p e~ 614-992 -2328 l/ 6/"90 /tfn . & G r11on Transporlalion Bu s •n er~s O p po•lun• t y 22 - Money 10 Lo an 23 - Pro l~s10 nal Se r v • ce~ Hay 65 - Seed & llh6UIHml 21 - or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS Love$ 10c k We POMEROY , OHIO Day 61 - Fl!l rm EQoHp mt'nt Tu Ifill~ or 985-3561 1·13-tlt PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949•28110 Farm Supplies 1 1 - Hel p (usl om I f ull d Across From Post Offite 217 E. Se1.,. Pomeroy 992 -2196 " AI Reasonable Prices" "A class •foed a dvert ., e men t p laced m Th e Da tly S11ntmel (e~ Will a lso appe ar .n t he P1 Ple• a nt Aeg111 11 r a n d th e Ga !!o po ll ! De• lv Tr•bune . reach1ng ove r 18 .00 0 hO m es ~9 2- 5335 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 56 Pets fo1 SaiP cep1 - cia silt ed dt s plev . Bu s111Ms Ca rd and legal notr cesr KEN 'S APPL\ANCE SERVICE . BISSELL BUILDERs · 51 ~- H ov se hold Good!~ 2 ALL MAKES Bring lt ln Or We Pick Up. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also !Kid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. R at es ar e fo r consecu1 111e • u !'IS broken up d8'V s Wil l be char ged t nr r1 "" u sa o era t e ads patd NO SUNDAY CAllS 4· 16-86-tln !Oi30 !'8911n 1 -11 -90 tfn you want it ... you·ve got it ... Real ES1ate General 61 4 992·2377. GRAND OPENING L-- (~ ··"'"·\, September 1, 1990 Ca rpe nter's Gun s &Ammo 981 HYSELL STREET MIDDL EPLO RT, OHI O 614·992-2034 f YOU TOUCH AN POWIR 1.1\1 WII.E 'JIIIMMftG TREES, YOU COIID BE SBUOUSLY WJIIIBI OR Kft I m. ~1111111111~ THI S l "x l " BULLETIN BOARD SPACE AVAILABLE AT ss.OO PER DAY IT'~ ACREAl DEAl ~ J ·'. ·-~~q _, , •. 9'1A ·C.... ,__ I_ W_ 205 NORTH SECOND AV E. MIDDLEPORT . OHIO OFFICE 992 -2886 / HOME 992 -5692 DOTTIE S. TURNER . BROK ER RUTlAND - Smith Run Rd - App10< one am nl 1nol green la wn or grow your own vegetabl es Ha s a wel l keot mo b1le home w1th two bedrooms m _good co nd1!1on ~ron! rlPck JU ST $13. 5DO MIDDLEPORT - A bat~''" ot a home ~. I,,, story home "'Jh 3 rooms up and 3 room s rlow n Carporl llilil basement equ1pped k1t chen Grea t starter homr 01 rental hom ~ 18.000 FLATWOOO RD . - A gr owm g ar ea Applll< I m os w1!h a great lay mg b01ldm g stl e or mobile home Sl l f' TPC wate r ava 1lable Eleclr tc Ime ac1oss thr pr operly Almo<.l rf' ady to go. Just needs you $8.000 TUPPERS PLAINS- Arbaugh Add1! 10n - I st01y ~an c h w1th 3 bed rooms . eqUipped k1tchrn . r,ardr n Mea and ap prox 1~ ac re olland $32.1100 ' OR ORIGINAl STYlE! SER~ICE S4 00 15 10 ' Ad& ou t s ode Me •gs. Ga l:• a or M as on co unt1 1111 mu st b e pr e · SPIRAL PERMS.............. REG. 147.50.............. . HAIRCUT$.................................................'2.50 OFF REGULAR PERM$.................................... '5.00 OFF MANICURES.................REG. t6.50 ...................*5.00 1 ITEM PIZZA PAN $599 3 6 CLOSED SUNDAY Second & lynn StrHh, Pomeroy, Ohio ,.:: Starting Sept. 9 Pastor Wildman will teach an adult course on Basic Christian Beliefs for high school age and above . Clas..s for all age groups. Nursery With Cribs Provldttd Mason. WV LARGE 1 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' Rare Wo rds 15 15 Da ys Ov~r MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ro thy KarT, Dl' hbiP M ill l'r and Ma r y Rous h. 992-2124 stnes Services RATE S TO PLACf AN AD CALL 992 -21 56 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Shore in on atmosphere of honest inquiry Sunday mornings 9: 15-1 0:1 5 Janet's Hair-Go-Round Houn: • • The Area's Number 1 Marketpla'e 'Sen t •nel1s not respons ible lor er ro rs Aft er fir st dsv !C h eck Sam Ralrden, a r esiden t of Arca dia Nursing Ce nte r, Cool· ville, will be celebra tin g his 98th birthday on Thursday. Cards and vl slty w ould be app reciated . b.::tlls a nd fingt·r foods wpn• sprved h _Y hos lt'SSt's. Do Po mt•r f)\ "~I M r. and Mr s La r rv Wal ker and boys, P alatka. Fl a ; v isi ted her pafen ts and ot hn rela tivf's here reccn tl v . Mr . and ~1rs. rau l Marr and Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Vanl nwa gE'n spent the weekP nd i n Ci nci nna 1i. Mrs. Ida M as h. Co lum bu s. spe nt the week w it h Mr s. A nn M ash and atte nded th e fair . Mr . and M rs. Greg E bl in, Steve Eblin and Becky. ai!Pml ed t he o utdoor th Pa l rt' play, "TPf'um sr h" in Ctri l licotll(' The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Ohio Classified longer vis it . Card Ihower Welcomes Pick-U~ <l ("(Jncn•l(' pons were made on the herb ft·s t on Court Street in Pomeroy ton rema i ned for Can't Scratch? h t>ld 1Jw st •rond Su nda.v in A u_gu st ;Jt th r• samr placc A re por t was g ive n on th e recen t herb gardC'n tour wi th the F'a i rfield Herbal ists as hos tess. The g r oup also to ured hom es on t he na tio na l rPg istr r a nd th r q ua in t shops in thr histor i ca l low ns of Li lh upol is Mr and :vlrs. .l as Preston and gra nddaughter . .J am ie. and Mrs. Rut h Prf's ton. Colu m bus; spen t a t"l'cen t S0:1 tu rday wit h Mr . and Mrs . Clifford .Ia robs. Ruth Pres· Have An Itch You Lut l it• 1\Ir k ror, 102 \t•xt .\·rar's n•u nion w i l l be River Valley Herbalists meet A rrport on pe nnyroyal H·as givrn at the recrnt meeli ngof thr River \' a i le~ HL•rb alis t held a1 1ht> homf' of Do nna Nease Gl ori a and J ared K ing of Shade. Don L auderm ll t ; Pam . M issy. Crystal and Da vid Priddy of Rutland. Betty, Dew y Lee. April and Lisa B lankenship; Angle Hud· nail: Robert Pi ckett; and Rut h Steffel. all of Pomeroy. Also attending wer e: B ill . Bill J r . and Mic hae l Osborn e of New M ar shfield . All endlng f rom A th ens were: Alfred, Bec ky , M ichae l and M i chelle Hudnall; Grove. Jo Ann and Nina Willard ; Lloyd, Penny. Randy, Ll oydl e, Ric hard and E ri c Hudnall ; T ina Hudnall, Joe, M ar y Christy, De lbert , John and Dale M cBride. Ray mond and Bess ie Br ic k les; Dean Wlblln J r. and Evel yn Wlblin of P aget own Penny . Kyle. Jesse and B r ook Bingman of Ames ville. George and Bonnie Doug las of New E ngland Joa n. Jac k J r a nd Julie K ing Monday, August 27, 1990 RUILAND - Smith Run Rd . - Tl' '' d'i'"'"rl coun t1y '"' den ce 1s a p1ctur esque sell~r1 p, w1lh il redwood !10me that SI IS way bac k Iromthe road Has adreamy pecan k1tch en ca the dral ce ihn g rn w ac mu s l1v m ~o; ruom w1lh l1replace The -:nun tr~ sized lamrly room also has a f11eplace. and th ere are lwo baths Th1 s 125 acre !ar m IS ~e t up lor heel caNie lt has a large metal barn and ot he~ oul bu•ldtn gs and stocked pond MU ST SEE TO BELIEVE $140.1100 CALL (304) 773-5404 FOR APPOINTllfENT .u .. o (. .I.Rl HI Q PP O 'lTUNlliES NO W AVAi tAfl lE ' Ma1nlen ance l1 eeext el lOI 4 bedroom s. 2 baths. 3 srttrn g po rches. and a dmmg room NICe b1 g level yard Fenced area w1th b111 n lor an1mals and a tree house for chil - LETART - dren 'Introducing Dr. Randy Hawkins ' 54 Miscellaneous Mercha ndlse WANTED GINSENG ROOT YELLOW ROOT Wo guarantee you 920 .00 t o 8100.00 more per pound than anyon e . We are the only company in Ohio with a Federal Gin1eng EJ: port License . Don 't be fooled any more, ship your gi':lteng to Hong Kong with us. We don't " Grade " your ginseng but if you have P Jrasan t Vallry llos p1tal Is plra,-d to we i rome K<1ndall F. Hawk.Jns. M .O l o !I s med Jral sta ff. i)r. llawluns oa rn ed hi s mediral <i e~ree In 19M7 from th e Marshall Uni versit y Srh ool of Medl r ln e. ~~:he-rr- h(' ro mple lf'd a three- year res Jdf" n cy In lnl ,.rnaJ Medi c ine. While a t Mar s h a ll . he a lt e nded a ro 11rhm f"d Am erlc11 n Soviet sr- 111in ar on ~ l ro k e nt-umloKf held In the Sovtet Union . In 19tH, h e s1udlt-d n l' •l rc ,J oey at t he Na tio n al Hu,.. pll a l fo r Nf" rvou s Di sor der s tn London . a n lnt ernallon ally rer ognlzed r e rrl n fo r n f' ll rn lngy. A m ember o f th e- Amf'rlr an Medical Assor latkm a nd an associ a te m ember oft he Arnrnran Collcj.l,e o f Physlr i;J rr c;, he h i-\~ co -a utho red artldes th a t have a ppea~d In naUo naJ publi ro l •ons. Includ ing Thr Jou mal of Comparaf lue Neu rology and an upr omlng Issue of Chesr. an lnt emJ tlona l Jo u m a l of res pira to ry dl sec=~.::.e . Dr Hawkin s is now seetn¢ pa llonts In his oOlre In Sull e 13 of th~ l'leaS<~ nt Valley Hospll al ~ · ·•Ill al Offlre El ui lcl !n ~. App<'i nln wnl s m ay be made by call!n~ 1304) 675· 7700. Before climbing , trimming, or cut11ng trees. make sure you and your ladder are completely clear of all power lines. If branches are near or will fall on power lines. call us for assistance You'll find more life-saving facts in our free safety booklet. Call us. 992-3786 . ,.,. OHIO PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL MU ST SEE $44 .900 . . POWER pt amium roo ts W E PAY ~u tra large PREMIUM PRI CES. We are your friend • and we will make you loh of 811 tr a money . Come see us . You may only have " Roots" but we react 91 though it was gold 4 greet locations in your area : TU ESD AY S. 9 a.m . to 11am . Jackson, OH . at the Ce rtified Gu Station, At. 36 1 2 Noo n t o 1 :30 p.m ., McArthur, Ohio at the Iron Ke ttle Restallrant on Rt. 60 Eest . Business Services Howard l. Writestl HOT SPRIN G ROOFING SP A NEW- REPAIR Gu«ers Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Paintihg Slue 1(1' 1 rr·.11 - F.VF. IIYTIIING YO U WANT TO 949-2168 !-7.'90- 1 mo .. Motel, Room 34, Rt. 7 South ju1t pelt tha Rt . 36 Exit . 2 p.m . to 6 :30p .m., Ironton, Ohio, •Call for exact loca tion. OHIO RIVER GINSENG & HERB CO . A 1ner i(.'J 's Favmlll" Pu n ab le Spii BAUM P.O. Box 2347 (St. Rt. 2671 East liverpool. Ohio 43920 LUMBER Phone f218) 386 ·1832 La wrence & Mitchell McCullough · Ownen Call us any time for price inc:reues or changet CHESTER Hold lo[IQIIOO A1 60) Will< T' - G""' 6"" •lho Clouifod s.c .... - -----~ 3 llnys ~ 3 Pnprr" · :J l . irH'~ Fo untain l'lliardlell of where you llva (even In W. Va. J. If yot1 © 1990 Amencan ElectriCPower I l .11·· A Yc.11 FRI DAY S: 9 a. m . to 11 a.m .. Gallipolis, Ohio at the •ug the glngseng in Ohio we c1n "gaily buy ttl Valley Drive. Point Pleasant . WV 25550 ( 304) 67 5~ 4340 \!. ~ FREE ESTIMATES t216J386-1832. The family of professionals Yotl r 985-3301 8-9-1 mo $:1.3.1 SELl. , GONE IN A FU SIII SOU Nil W OD ? ALL YOU NEED TO MAKF !LAPPEN IS AN AD IN THE POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. Til E Y WORK W ill MAGIC. t. IT 9. l Jt ._ _ __ __ l t 2-- - - - -- 1 2. _ _ _ _ _ _ Jn. _ _ _ __ _ _ 3. 4. 5. 13._ 1 t 4. _ _ _ _ __ _ 1 t 5. _ __ __ _ _ 1 ~ 1. I'OMEROY DAILY SENTIN EL Ill COURT STREET POMEROY, OY 45769 _ _ _ __ 8 ._ _ _ _ __ CA.mONI.Y MAII.ORBRI NG IN. P~IJ'O" ONE WOlD 11'1 £ACII SPAf.[ AHOVE EAC H !JIIITIALOit CltOlJ P OF n CUJII£5 COlJJfi'S AS A WOII D. COUNT F'IA M£ AND AnrUtF.SSOI PHONF. NUMB[ft U:'U!ED O..•dlineM II90 I NAM COLUMN - - - - - - 1 (.0 •d. appeu [n, G&llipDih Thlly Tribun~, r1. Pl<~•• •n l Re&ht.,.-, eftll 992-2l56 p._.. D Sentinl!l. Get Qui ck Resu lts! Pl ~ce A S5 Per Day ·Bulletin Board· Adverti sem ent In The Daily Senlinel Classified Sect1on . I ' ' �f'"U\:j" - o- •nt: Llauy ~t:lh. ut~ LAFF-A-DAY Announcemenls 3 t'omeroy IVIIOOieport. 33 Farms for Sale •.... ·-·-•r....,_ •• Announcements 614- 379-~18 . We'd lov• to ahara our haar1s & home with Infant. Will oftar !ova warmth & aHactlon, financiallY secure, lata help aach other! Medlc:atJLegal expenses paid Call eollocl Evanlngs 20HI27: 23-46. • Big Dakota 5 bedroom farm home built on your lot. $35,995 & up. 6'f4-886..7'J11 Price Reducltd. 12 ac res , 2 barns, 1982 ln~iler, 3 bedrooms, 2 porches, rur11 w1tar, tobacco base, Ohio Rt 7, 1-304-i'13-8196. ADOPTION Spacial family wants to glv. your baby a loving home. Give your baby and us a chance Call collect 708-352-1656 Mary Ellyn and Chuck. 35 Lots & Acreage I 3 k11tens, Calico, yellow while long hai r, gray, 304-675 5165 I~====:::=====~r-=========:i . _t_1__H_e_1p:._W_a_n_t_e_d__ 18 Local business now accepting i& OST Chi ld 's Pet smce puppy resumes tor ncretnal position Mad1u m slle dog , mos tly brown, applicant must have good Some bl ac k & tiHI Part Col· typing skills soma computer tle1S hepherdiChow Has spotted knowledge (IBM PC), good taletpngua Red collar, answe rs to phone sk llla , must work wall ·:woody .. Vlcmtt y ot Add1son with pub lic All raaum .. coo· !like or local su rro unding area tidantlal, sand to Box S-24, % II you have seen PLEA SE Coo- Point Pleasnt Register, 200 Main St, Pt. Ptl, WV 25550. tact· 614 -367·7760 21 Lost & Found ~oat. Small white dog on Salley IJun Rd Answers to Dinky 6141992 -5186 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity All Yard Salas Must Be Pa id In Advance DEADLINE 2 00 p m the day belora the ad Is to run Sunday edit len · 2 00 p.m. Friday Monda,- edition - 2 00 p m Saturday 8 Public Sale &Auction Flick Paanton Auction Company now booking aucHona, ax· perlanca makes the difference Llcansad Ohio, l<antucky, W111 VIrginia , 304-773-5785. David B?9QS Auction Servles, Now booking audiOM, t1 censad 1n Oh1o, 614-446-7750 9 Wanted to Buy Wantud To Buy Junk Autos with or without motors Call Larry Lively 614 -388-9303 Employmenl Services 11 Help Wanted S2 500 CREDIT CAROl Guaranteed sama day approvaP Also quality tor NO deposit VI SAIMC and cash advaneaa 1· 600-473-1087 Ext G2524 $375 DA.,; I L-:: Y_ _ _ Working at home, paopiCI CBII you to order Call Roger tor det ai ls, J04 -466 -3993 E:tl B-2 . - ' ASSEMB LERS NEED ED' lmmed 1ata opan1ngs No ex p nl'lllrl Ad Fu ll. Part limo Call t900 463 -4JJ6 7a m -lOp m $2-m m AVO N - All areas, Call Marilyn Wea vor 304 882 -2645 1\ NO NONSENSE-- :; W;:A;: Y-:T-:0-Sc:Sc00 A DAY' Sl pl us FA S E K A Stevana Rt 2 Bo• 22 4. South Pomt oH 45680 ' -·----- LPN Needed· Mldnlghl rallaf 16 hrtJwk . Working wllh Gerta'trtc MR rtaldanta In a rt~sidantlll Mttlng Excallant poallion tor an LPN gomg lo achooJ who nMds par1-tlme work. 614-44&1'148. Styllat Needed · Excallant Hours Sa lary plus commission, lor In: tll'll\eW, 614-446·3353. Wanted Merchandiser, Gibson Greeting Cards, Pomeroy Part tlm1, hours llaxlable contact Point Pla.a ant Job Sa~lea 225 Sixth St, Point Pleasant ' Wanted IX~rltncld llf"VICI man, lor commtrclal reh'lgartllon, & healing, air condlllonlng repairs. local ast1bllshad HVAC Compsny Sand brief r11ume to 801 Cia 044, eJo Galtlpolla Dally Tribune , 82! Third Avenue Gal tlpolla, OH 45631 ' 12 Eehotnq Maa do\\i s ICF MR 111 curre nlry see kmg a lull t1ma . RNtl PN !01 al1ernoon sh1!1 w Fr1 & Sa t oil The LP N $B 2S RN $10 00 w1t h bonef11 par.k age 1n dudod Th1 s pos 1t 10n l!i open lor mor e Into ea ll 6t 4·594-3541 or slop by 3t9 Wast Umon St, AI hans, OH 4570 1 Mon Fri 9· 11 1·4, To co mplet e an appl 1cat 1on AVON r Al l Are a! ' Shirley Spears 104-67S-t4 29 COOK FOFI HIGHWAY-IN, APPLY IN PER SON , 614-445-0206 Situation Wanted Fraa nda to Cal1fo rnla , San Fran sraa Just help dnva Laavlng ar ound Aug 27, 1at ol Sept 614·992 -5143 17 Miscellaneous 198:1 Ponll1c Bonna11lll e $2500 New Trombone $325 Small truek tool box or tr1de topper 6141843 -5466 18 Wanted to Do -,--,---,-,.-,--,--::: Clea ning r..!dentlal , & com mercial Ratanncas , 614·3792211 House cleaning once a wHk, dependable, ask lor Debb11 30457S..114 5 Kountry Kid s Child Care A fun place to st ay where friend ships begin Great loc allona 614-992· 75l2 Magic Yeara Day Care Canter r.a asonlble, dependable, t1c• nse, quality ctJUd care Monday thru Friday, 710 till 5 30 For mora Information ()I' to raglstar 304-67~5847 Domino 's Pi zza hiring drlvere , must ba 18 w1th dependable ear and lnsurane•, apply In parson 11 00 till 4 00, 428 Viand St , Potnt Ptauant Min Paula 1 D1y Cata Canter S1fa, altordabla, chltdeara M-F 6em · 530 pm Aga1 2 -lO. Before, aner school . Drop-Ins welcome 614-446--8224 Eam money by th11 weak Join lh• numbers to dem onstr ate " Chri "~ l maa· Around· The-Wo rld"" July-December LAIWI name, addrea& , 1nd phone numbar on answanng service 614-992-631 9 Ouallly Child Care In my home, wlretareneae Mon-Frl 1!114-4460316 EARN MONEY Read ing Boo kal SJO ,OOOi yr lncom• potam1 al Now hiring (1) 805-687-6000 Ext Y101 B9 Wilt Baby all In my home t-ta .,., Good Refar11ncn Alao WHkends 614 -388-8114 Will do housa elaanlng, rataren cos provided, 30~ 675--4568 ot 675-2765 ·.:___ _____ AHANDFUL OF CASH IS BETTER THANA GARAGE·FUL OF STUFF 2br $27.51mo, deposit and rtfareneas raqulfed Near school, lanced yard. 614--4466590, 614-44&-1478 8202. Would like to do babysitting In my home Mon..frl. Da,-t only 614-441HMW 2br tlousa 1150 dapc»lt, $250 rtlnt, 614-446-9219. Financial 3 Mdroom tlousa, nice and clean . Absolutely no Inside pata. O.poslt and Ratarancaa r~~qulrad 61-4 -992-3090 3 tw.droom, 2110 N Main Laaaa, depo~ll. rt~fer~~nces, no pals, Business Opponunlty S285 . l04-4~ · 1875 3 bedroom, In town, Deposit & References. Call 614-446-036 5 !NOTICE! HouM for Rent 3br house, 11r eond, city llmha, no pats dapoa11 raq'd. 614_.46-4823. Housa In country, city .chools, rural watar, Rei & O.p. 614--44 6· 'DISTRIBUTOR' For Exciting NEW program. Not a vand1ng routal Call 1...000·828- 0974. 3922 In town, amall, 2bl, laundry, por<:h, qulol neighborhood $250. Includes water bill, Sea or call Earl Tapa, 6,4-4~61 22 Money to Loan 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bedroom mobile home. $200 monthly, ulll lllas no! Incl uded $100 dapoelt required 614-992· 5443. LOANS BY MAIL 2 bedroom tn~lhtr lor rent Galllpolll Ferry, par11ally lumlshed, lraa water & garbage, phone 304 -173-2666 or evenings 67~ 2827 Real Eslale 2br Mobile Home tor rent , call attar 2p.m 614-446-0527 31 Homes for Sate 2br, mob!._ home tor rent, total electric, no posts, no drlnk1r1 107 acrwa 6 room modular homa LR, OR , kitchen , 2 bed room , 1 112 bath $60,000 6141992 -3674 Slaeplng rooms whh cooking At•o trailer apace All hook-ups. Call attlf 2·00 p m , 304-7'r.J.. S651, Mason WV 46 Space lor Rent WV 7 rooms 1 1/2 batl1s, country I1Y1ng but elou to Meig s School and town Rt 33-4 lane Township Road 27 First ro11d t~ right . Call 614-992 -7118 or 1·384 20117. pm 2 bedroom furn ished Pella, wid t ree Saeunt,- depos it $175 perulllltles not tnetudad 614- ~25886 af1er 6 p m GOVERNMENT HOMES tram $1 (U rtpair } Oatin quanl tax property Aapoasasslont Your area Pl ao5-68Hi000 Ext GH4562 101 currant rapo list 35 West Apt 2br, 1 bath, pr ivata enetoud pallo, eloseto grocery storn shopping cenlar, water, nwar, trssh provided , $265/mo 614-441-1608. a Country Setting 4 bedrooms, 2· 112 baths, ce nt ral heat and air, basamant , attached gar1ge 20 mlnutn tram Athans , H J2 mlt11 to Meigs H+gh School Reterancaa and depooelt ,. qw~ 614-593-6937 lbr, 2 beth, newly remodeled O.poslt req 'd S4251mo All utllltin Included. 2br 2 bath S35o 6t4-446-m3, 614-446- 4222 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS A.T BUOOET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES1 _ 536 Jaekton Pika from S19omo. Walk lo •hop & movln . Call 614-446 -2568 EOH ln11aatment Pr o per1~ Dupin, GallipOliS , Current ly rant ad $475 ln eome month $25 ,000 Ca ll Tim , 9-5, M-Sat 614-4460965 FumlahfMt Apt , 607 Second Ava, Oalllpolla, S225; Utflltlea paid, 1br, 15,4-446-4416 eflsr 7p m. Schult 14x70 upando CA . larga porches on 112 acre nea r Pt Pteassnt Exc cond, call tor •ppolntmant French Cllr" llrocl. 8flga, 614 .... 46-9340 , 304..fi758696 Furnished EHicl ancy, 111 ulllltlaa paid , share Dath $150lmo 919 Se cond Ave 614-446-39-45. 1175, FumlahlWI Eftlelancy, Utllitlet Paid, Gallipoli s, 614· 446--4-416, eh•r 7p m Mobile Homes for Sale Garage Apartment , !n town, 2br, atove & ralrtgarttor, deposh & rtfaranca t,.qulr.d, no pate, S2001rno 1!114-44&-1171 12".1160 mob!._ home, S2,500 304615-6605 1W7'1 Reba! Mobil• Home, t0x50 $2500 negotiable 614 ·992·2952. Or~ciou• living . 1 tnd 2 bedroom ll)lrtmants at Village and Rlva,..lde Manor Apartments In Middleport From 1979 Sehultl, 14x6.5 2 BR, ell elaetrlc. $9,000 A.nar 5 p.m 614388-9&3-4 Of' :1.88-8529 1982 Townhouaa, 14x10, double axpando, CA, Many Eldrul On private rented lol In Rodney 614-245-5049. f1M . Call 814-D!I2-7187. EOH . 54 "The football team makes stra1ght 'PiS," 1oked the come mentator. "But," he added, r - - - - - - - - - , '1he~r 'B's' are a htlle -------" motorcycle rac1ng {0 30) World Today QJl Hordcaatle and McCormick 1;J 6:05 ill Beveriy Hillbillies 6:30 (21 II ~ NBC Nightly Newt a L_....L.-.J.~...l.._J._-.1--.J - 270 ceramic mold• lor uta 304-: 675-430a. Beauty salon aqulpmanl for 1111. For delalls call 304-8754666 or artw 5·oo, 675-6499. Large Privata Lot Orten loeal School District , 614-446-4053 Merchandise Will ealt eheapt 8~4-446-0143. Cannon PC 2! Copier, 614 -2566218 Cemetery Lot lor Sale. Mound Hill Cemetery. Call 614-446·2360 1tter Op m. Commputsr IBM capallble 20 S1 MB hard drive dual lloopy color Household Goods LAYNE' S FURNITURE Sofu and chairs pr iced from $395 to $995. Tables $50 snd up to $125 Hlda-a-bada $:190 to $595. Re cl iners $225 to $375 Lampl $28 lo $125. Olnattll $109 and up to $495, Wood table w-6 chalrt $265 to $795. Oeaks $145 up to $375 Hutcl111 $400 & up , bunk beds complete with maUrtlas $295 1nd up to $395 baby beds tno Man raasas or box springs full or twin $18, firm $66, and $96 Quean sets $275 & up , King $350 4 drawtr chaat $69. Gun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 9un. Baby mattreaaes $35 & $45 Bad lramn $25, Ou11n Size $:15 & king frame $50 Good salactlon of bedroom auttu, metal cabinets, headboards $30 and up to $5 5 90 day a time 11 cash wltl1 approved credit 3 mi. out Bulavlllt Rd ODin 9 AM to 5 PM . Man, thN Sat. Call 614446-<J322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waaharw , dryara, refrigerators, rangn . Sk1gge Appli1ncas, Upper Rlvlf Rd Baalde Stone Cr..t Motel Call 614-446-7398 monllor LQ prlntar, 614-:i!MI-6218 . Comp lete Sata!llla Syatam. Sell stl'llght out or t rade tor a eam· par ol equal vatua. 1!114-387-0210 after 6p.m. Conn Trumpet with case $16S. RMu hllctl $85, Browning Sw11t Belgium 16, $650 614"446-8111. Couch, $70b Gold Dlahwashar, $40; Storm oor, metal, $40; 10 pet tin rooting, $20. 614·245· 11448. 814-4~3158 6 pc . wood group $'14 .01 per waak 4 poster ~room auill, complete S15 20 per weak, dlne1ta wtth • chairs $7.!0 per waak . Magie Chat 14 cu n Ratrigarator $12 115 par weP., 15 cu f1 fraezat, $10 10 per waak.VI'Ra Furniture. At 141 , 4 mll11 orr Rt 7-Cantenary.Opan 7 da'(l I WMk SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Otlve St , Gallipolis New & Uud lumltufl, heaters, Western & Wort. boote 614-446-3159 . Whirlpool ell!:trtc dryer good condftlon. Used by tamlly' or two tor tan years. 6141092·7563. White WellinghouH cknt type ~zar, 15 cu fl, $175. cell a11er 6 00, •304-675 -7438 53 Antiques Top Cuh paid. Old lumltura cuboardl, qulllt, oriental, painting~ , toys, or antlrt attata eall cotreet ~-525-3275, or 304- 523 ..e 9~ SNAFU® by Bru.,., Beattie Surplus, srmy camouflage, danlm, rental clothing. Military 1m111 Individual equipment, Sehrada knlvas. Sam Somerville's, Eall Ravenswood, /"' old Rl. 2~ lndapandanca Rd. rl, Sat and :.un. Noon tilt 7:00PM 304-273-5655 Taller Batch FrMtar, Modal 121 1-4,000; t M1nhowoc lea Ma chine, Model 1340404 11,!00; 1 mallar Bitt, 16 whoM lc. craam dlpptna cabinet tt &DO· 1 Hobart Fraetar, Modal Ob-2, upright ft,aoo, 1 Cot 7ft. Display FI'Nzer ti,OOO, t Hot ()og:ger Star Uodal 2.5 with Snu11 Gaurd, $350; ~ Bun Warmer Modal SST25, $250, 1 commer· clal Hoi Plata, Modal 341, $100 614-446-2107. Two child .. roll•, very good eond, $30. 304-675-687S 56 Building Supplies Pets for Sate SPECIAL Factory to you,WI, 2 or 3 bedroom14x10 models 11 tl1a unbell.vabla prk:• Dl 112, eGO datlnr.d and " ' up. C.ll 1~~045 for datalle. 14170 wfexpando , Na1hua tHu1tad .75 ec,. land, P_,.nt Pl•uant, Many axt1111, priced on Inspection 3()4.t75-7tl7. Roueh'l Straw~rry Farm Buns tt5 bushel, cucumbers $'10 buaMI· good eann lng tomaloaa, bUsh•t. 2 mlf11 from New H•van 304,-882-2237. d Vou pick bona 15 bushel, corn Of Tommy Hill 1!114-Me-2676. $1 dozen . Call Roger Farm Supplies & Liveslock 1030 C111 Dlaeal Tractor $3,950 , 130 CaN w/4 bollomt plowt, & grinder/mixer, $3,495l Late model 185 C111 Davia Brown Tractor wl 5tt. Busl1 t-tog, $3,950, Owner Will Finance. 614-266- 6522. Fo1 2100 Forage Harvester Badger 7ft H1y Bfnd. Gahl Gri n· dar Mlxar, all axe cond, 304-273' 4215. 1 1tto 18ft GooHnack Horse & Stock Trailer $3,295; u..d l6h. Bumpar Stock Trailer, New paint, l1,595 ; 12ft. 2 axle trellsr 1295, 814-286-6522. For Sate: Springer & Holstein Helfare & al110 Cowa & regia· tared Holstein Bulla tram High producing damt, 61•·286-2496 Registered breeding age Hotataln bull, sired by Mark 304-875-4308, Tim -Rock Holsteins . 64 Transportalion Boxer pupe, unu•ual marklnge . Sirs Is ell whha Have both par.nte. Choice $'150. 814flli2· 6594. 1971 Chevetta SS, rebuilt 350 anglnt, 350 TH ll'lnsmlsalon, nice car, S3,500 negotiable. 304-882-2215. Dra~wynd Callery P.eralan, SiameM •nd Hlmalaytn kittena. 1!114-446-3844 after 1 p.m. 1fTI Corvette, 23,500 Actual mUn, White with all options, Gtf'lga ktpt. 614-446-40!3 . Fish Tank, 2413 Jack.an Ava. Point Plaaaant, 304-375-2063, 10 gel tat up f14.H end 10 gal complete $43 24. For Sate ReglataM 8 monttl old flmaa. CoCker Spaniel. Had Shoce 1514-258-eO:M Evenings. Groom and Supply Shop-Pal Grooming. All breads. All .. y111 lama Pat. Food 0..'-r. Julie Webb. Caiii14..W6-0231. Happy Jec:k Aaa Gard. All metal petanted davlca control• flaa1 ln the homa wtthout PESTICIDES. AnuMs Overnight AI SoU1harn SliiM. p dl R ' graa •• Aabbtla. Chocotala, CU.or, Blue, Black, Broken, Red, end Lynx. Alao 3 New latandl and one blue Dutch dol . 1!114-843-1!1218 Autos lor sate 1972 Cougar, one owner, Color· Gold, f1,000. 014-448-1692. 1916 Ek:amlno $1100. 1976 Ford F150 4X4 $1000. 1982 Pontiac 6000, loaded $2400 1985 Chevy Cava liar 12295. 1986 Tempo GL, 4 door$3200. 61419112-1164. fown Auto :::;aiM 8i88. 1980 Of'and Prl•, good body, nHds engine, $6®. 304-6"7!· 15'168. 1983 Toyate Corolla, 4 door door with sun root, $1,600. call 304~75--3'1171eava 1985 Pontiac 30e factory en- gino, 4dr, PB, PS, AC. $1,895. Plymol!lh Voyogor window Yon, V-8, loaded, $3,000 614-446· 2300. 1918 Chrysler L..baron tor ule or lab DYer paymem1. 6MISKII2· Till. 198& Ply. Rttiant, mil"!._·~ IJC, s w, se,ooo nleo, 13,300 114->,.. Schnau:z.,..J. mlnl•ture, Nh and popper, AKo;;. Aloo pooclloo, Uny toys Coolville. 814-667-3404. aptlonl, mlm cand, gon~ whllo, 34,000 mlloo. •~ . 1917 Chrytler Conqut• T~, all 0171. 4 k:J:· 1117 Dodgo Colt DL. PS, PB, Aut0111111c. Ooto good a•• mi.._. ba.lt.nt oondtUOn. BACI< TO SCHOOL SPECIAL JIM PUma a.,. vlco. Call 8111 Word 304-88-2321. For Ia'-: Splnet-Coneol• Pllno Borgaln. Wamod: A-nolblo Piny IO flkt ovor low monlhly PIIYmonto on aolno! olano. 8tO locally. Coli 1-lbo-321-3345 Ell. ' ·-.m-7 THE- $E'CONI> RfAf>OU"f' TELL$ you you(l AI..TITUI>e. For Sale· 1985 700 Magna $1,200. Call after 5p m 614-H6: 1469. ~E SAID HE'D BE R.1GHT SACK! DOES "THE INCOMP£TENT ... I!.UT I SH,.LL 75 Boats & Mota rs for Sate C"'TCH THEM BEFORE THEY GET TOO FAR.! 19n 17 n. Starcraft Tri -Hull Boat 125 HP, Evmruda Engine, complote top , new upholstery Call 614-286-1316 attar 7 00 p m LOUT EXPECT ME TO WA.!T FOREVER~' BOATS· MOTORS · TRAILERS Marcrulsar, Mercury & Mariner, authorllel't paris & serv1c o Parts lor most mator bra nds "WE CANNOT SPEL S CCESS, WITHOUT U" RIVERSIDE MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, Ot-t 614 446-2424. 79 Auto Pans & Accessories 81 010 HALF lW. I WJ1 KfJOW WI-\AT THE:'£ PWA.£ MEAfJ WI-1W TH£Y SAY 'E(Of.JOI.11C r:oPULAllCN Of ~~ (CXJIJlK'T SAOO'!OOS AGAIIJST A ca;IJTRY COIJ'Tl.LORK . 84 Electrical & Refrigeration A &. A Wlttr Strvlce. Paola, cl alemt, M ilt . lmmadlata-1,000 or 2,000 gallon• detlvery. Call 304- 17W370. W.nerton'a Water Hauttng , rtaeonebll ratu , volume d laCOUntl, 2,000 to C,OOO capacity, cl111rn•, pools, walla , lie Cslt 304-818·2119 lunblrd1 P.~ 1111 Ford &oort 11,210· 1HO Dodae Dayton• e2.400: 1iN '""' lrXJI. f1,40G~ 1HI Pont arond P~x toO: Blu Auto Iaiii HwY. 18(11 "· 4 m1111 Holur, e11Mitlh1 ................ lng trl county srea 25 yurs. Tha 'bitt In tumhure l.lphol&tarlng . Con 304-875.41114 for lrH oo- llmoiH. Graham U~olltery Canter, 303 Hllnor, Or. Call tor aPPDintmants I Bl main. CaH 814-441!1-3438 . a new school A PrlmaNew~ Qll MOVIE: Three Ring Clrcua (2 00) 8:05ill MOVIE: Sunohlne(2.301 8:30 (}) 11 lUI Our• Nul Door Ill ~ Gl Doctor, Doctor Mike and Grant' learn they are dat1ng the same woman ®) MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP 00 YOU e>EL\E;\JE IN 1-0.. . I 'MJUl-DN1T KNON REINCARNATIO>I~ A RE INCARNATICN FROM A PE.TIJNIA . f G'I.NT &LIEVE I c! L\5T HE';APDWKAT I <JUST HEARD. 1121 Ill Murphy Brown A sene s at practical JOkes has the FYI newsroom m s11tches. {R) Q II] ID Allen Nation The FranCISCOS fall VICtim tO a psychOIIC human {A) 0 ® Naahvllle Now @ AWSA U.S. Watorakllng Open From Sa cramento , CA aIll Larry King Llvel 9:30 ®) 1121 Ill Designing Women Suzanne tries to sa~e her ma1d lrom deportation (R) 1;J 10:00 I]) NOWS ~· tAl out as a • 10 53 WEST • 9 84 • 9" 3 • Q2 that he led a heart rather than etther black suit, but that can be excused Nevertheless. \\iesl should expect his partner to be v01d of diamonds (What else could explam the opemng SIX- heart bod') And he should realize that declarer South knows thi s as well So a cursory exarmnat10n of the d1amond .AKQ SOUTH ... tKJI0987653 .J61 Vulnerable East-West Dealer East Soulb Wes1 Nortb 7• All pass Pass Pass s• Ea11 Dbl Opemng lead • 3 doubled grand slam made Do you see the grtevous error commatted by West'l Of course 1t's too bad ... .,., • 9872 became a sacnf1ce EAST +AK2 .KQJ10872 spots m h1s own hand and the dummy should make h1m realize that on lhe · lead of the diamond three from South, he must r1se with the queen, saving the deuce. This depmes declarer of lhe additiOnal entry nwled to dummy and results '" the doubled slam bemg set· three tricks · CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH 37 One ACROSS 1 Highway exit 5 SAG member 10 Foe lor · Bjom 01 Jimmy 11 See the world 13 Westem "monster" 14 Best man 's wear 15 Brtdge player's "raise" 17 Blushing 18 Do museum work 19 Per10d1 · cal, 101 short 20 " The C atcher 1n the Dumas 38 Herman 39 Pak1slan neighbor 40 See 5 Down 41 Sunup s1te Yesterday's Answer 8 Add DOWN t Strin gency 2 St1l1 kick1ng 3 Sland1 sh or Davis 4 Partndge perc h 5 Raimenl 6 Unpmc es sed 7 P11c e upper too many worl<.e1s 9 Gave out new hands 12 Stowe hole Is 16 Babies 1n blue 21 F as! lood choice 22 Busy 23 Chanted 24 Vision ary 25 West em lake 27 C1gs, slang1ly 29 Ninnies 30 Verd1's torte 31 Ephron and others 32 Used up 36 Rever ence I {!) Nawawalch 1!J Survival of a Smatl City TH' PARSON TALKED FER TWO HOURS SUNDAY, PAW" Thts spec1al focuses on the challenges a small Amencan c1ty faces to re'lltBIIZB ttself ONLY TWO II ~Ill Face to Connie Chung 0 111 HE MUST BE RUNNIN' OUT OF STEAM" Face With l!lJID Twilight Zone IIJ Murder, She Wrote @ Lacanau Pro Surtlng From France {T) a Evening Nowa QJl 700 Club With Pol RoMrlton 10:311 (!) Otrmtny Uve Franklu~ II] CD lui 12!1 Crook & Chue = Beat of Surfer Magaatne 11:oo rn 11 CIJ ASTRO-GRAPH Graph Matchmaker 1nstantty reveals PISCES (fob. ZO.March 201 You are whtch stgns are romantically perfect for you . Mat! $2 t o Matchmaker, c/ o thiS newspaper, P 0 . Box 91428. Cleveland likely to be more successful today 11 you OH 44101 -3428 LIBRA (Sept 23· 0Ct. 231 ThiS mlghl be 'BERNICE BEDE OSOL the ttme to do somethtng aboul that bnef holiday you've been considering Today and tomorrow you may be able to lind lun objectives at not too great a distance q'our 'Birthday Aug. 28, 1990 rely less on others and depend more on yourself . You can do whatever needs doing, all1t takes is ta 1th ARIES (March 21·Aprll 191 Things 1n general should go rather smoothly tor you today, because you ' re likely to vtew lite tram a phitosophical perspective. That which normally rattles you will be taken in stride SCORPIO (Del. 24·NOV. 221 More lhan TAURUS (April ZO.Mar 201 An Interest- one Ing joint venture might develop for you either today or tomorrow . It there is something at this nalure you 're contem- channel oHers oppor1un1Ues for personal gains at this time . Be alert so that you can capitalize on any profitable developments that allow you root In a door. to get a 8AOinARtU8 (Nov. 23-Dec:. 211 Take the Initiative today In an arrangement where you are Involved with others who have been remiss to take action on 8 mutual Interest. Trends and conditions thai haY<! an al- CAPRICORN (Dec:. 22-Jan. 1t) II there feet upon your work or career shouJ take 8 turn for the better In the year . At lasl you'll be able to now with Is something secretive you 've been working on, continue to be closed tide Instead of bucking 11. VIROO (Aug. 23-tlePI. 22) Domestically oriented actlvllleS are tha onelllkely to prove the moalsatlalylng lor you loday. · mouth about II oven though you might be extremely eager to tell your lrlends what you hav~ up your sleeVes. AQUARIUS (.hln. ZO.Ftb. ttl Be extremely anentlve today II someone talf<s You might want to putter around the ,lboul a new endeavor In your presence house or perheps help your mate weed that Is similar to something new on the garden. Know - • to look tor ro- .which you've been working . You may mance and you'll find 11. The Aelro- learn somelhlng of value. plallng, lry 10 do a little ground work in advance. GEMINI (Mar 21-June 201 There Is a chance you will be a better decision maker today than you wm be tomorrow. .so It you have to make some Important ludgments, It's besl nol lo postpone matters . CANCER (June 21.Julr 221 Be logical and molhodlcel regarding your labors loday, bul also be resourceful . If you apply yourself, you llhould be able to llgure out ways to lighten your burdens. L£0 (Julr 23-Aug. 221 Be careful both today and lomorrow that you do not let peraona leu competen1 then youraell manage something you should be handling. (J) o 111 1121 111 Nawo Twilight Zont illiiD Aroenlo Hell 11J Miami VIce ® George Strait llvo From I!]) I]) Tucaon Taped before a packed house at the 9,00()-seat Tucson CtviC Center in Arizona and features George Strait performing many of his 11tts @ Bueball Tonight a Moneytlno QJ)Botman 11:30 (21 e lUI Blot of Clt'IOn Stereo. I]) Magnum, P.l. (!) EUR)petn Joumol C1J NlghUine Ill Nlaht Court 1121 • -u.s. Open Highlights e 21 Ashen 22 F1 sher man's concern s 25 After · dinner treats 26 Con ce1n · lnQ 27 Simon 28 Summe1 (Fr.) 10:351Ii MOVIE: Sunohlno Christmao (2'001 Residential or commercial wiring, new ..rvlca or repalra Llcanead et1ctrlctan. Ridenour Eleclrlcel, 304-675 -1788 . 85 General Hauling Lake Turkana. I;J ~ Ill Malor Dad Casey ®On Sligo 9:00 (21 II lUI 'I Know M~ Flro1 Name Is Slaven (PI 2 ol 21' NBC Monday Night II tho Movlesl1 :50) C I]) MOV E: Madonna of tho O.oort (1 ·00) 1!1 American Maotoro A look Davi s Sew -Vac Sarvlca Georges Creak Rd Parla, sup: pllaa, pickup, and dali vary 614 · 446.()294 Carter's Plumbing end Healing Fourth lind Pin• Gal ll polla, Otllo 614-446-3888 I]) Adventure Andrew Hartley travels to Kenya' s at the founding member ol the Group Theater. Sanford Metsner C Fraa estimates Call cottect t6,4-237-0488, day o r mght Rogare BaNment Waterproofing. Plumbing & Heating Thieves (1 :001 ill (J) llJ ABC Monday Night Foolbalt Stereo. C (!) 1S90 Summer Music Oameo a 8 · ..17 Unconditional lltatlma guaran- 82 started Volleyball From Las Vegas , NV (T) IM. Local ralerancu lurnl!ihad Ron'• TV Sarvlca, apaelallzl ng In Zanllh also servicing mo st otller brands House calfs, al so 1oma appliance repai rS WV 304-57'6-2398 Ohio 614-446-24S4 98th birthday. (AI C I]) MOVIE: Port ol l'orty @ BASEMEIIT WATERPROOFING 614-251;161~ p1tchmg all hts club losers So what gGoopel Jubilee Womon'o Pro Beach Home Improvements Completa Mobile Hom e sot ups & raplirt, also plumbing & aleetrleal, rooting, remodelln1. patios & decka ate REMODE · lNG! Raferancaa. Eallmatea great aunt celebrates her senator's hte 1s' threatened at a speaking engagemenl (A) 1973 Oodga motor home, 304773-5363, Charln De cker Services ered With the ace, and decla r e r ruffed Back to dummv's ace of d1amond s. and the spade s'u tt was run , declarer bully. IAI 1;1 Campers & Motor Homes 198"1 Shenandoah, JO h AC Bedroom, Llvmgroom , new carpal, real ntce and c1•1n, $4,800 M4-446-064 J 7:35 ill Benford and Son 8:00 rn II lUI Cosby Show Cliff's Ill • A5 fo' londa expert Russ Arnold pulled a Croaoflr<~ &!Hi +QJI0763 off a re markable coup a few months ago He thought he was sacnftcmg agam!il a vulnerable SIX hearts. but l!lliD 2t Jump Streol 1988 Sixteen toot Four Winns ouiboard one owner, low houre, $7,900 firm J04-675-1fin NORTH BRIDGE Scarecrow & Mrt. King takes care of 1976 lowe Fishing Boat , 14ft, swivel saa ts, 20hp motor. 1972 StarCr1l1 truck camper, l04 -8953335 1111 01c11 Citra, 4dr, 1oy1., unJ U crulto, nloo car, 68,200: 11111r 87 photstery Chtv. Coltlirlty, '"1100' 11.. ::::=~:::::~~---,­ ...... Ca.rlo $2 1300i 1ii1 Pont. Mowr.r'• Uphotaltrino earvlc:- &119. fZ ~e;.do~At 1983 Suzuki 650 G R , 5900 miles, ueellan1 condll ion As king $600. 614 -992-1'175 mtateagt. D!l2-8837. 1!% oH rwgular lunfno-. Endt AWAY iO c;.er .ANI>, IN CA$~ /'1 15 W~OftJG, t>i~itc).l Motorcycles 1177 Monte Carto 1650. 304-67&- Sparta 1988 Chevy Cavder, 4dr, ata· tlon wagon, loaded\.~4,200 , 1981 102. 74 Septic Tank Pumping S90 Gallla Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISE S Jackson, OH 1 -800-537-9~28 Ra iley Pur .. brad Oreal Dsna puppl11 tor ale 8141992-7!584. Instruments "Our only hope Is hooking a fish big enough to pull us upstream! " 1990 Bronco XLT, loaded, 18,000 miles, $12,000. 6H-446 -n 2o Camara, 1m good cond.t. S1,66o. Can e. . Up- 614-448-8158. ~5 . 5646 Rotary or cable t oo l drl !ll ng Moll walla completed eama day Pump aalee tnd earvlce , 304 995-3802 ook lor O.bblo S.pttmbtr 1988 lsuzu Trooper II, 4 wheal driYe, 4cyl 5 spd . cr utsa, a1r, AMIFM eassalle E• e con d, 6t4· 448·1761, or after 5p m 614· 245- Hay & Grain 71 Musical 33 Farms lor Sate Jobber - Motor - Uncle - Etcher - TROUBLE Q THIJ FI~JT ~fAPOUT iEL.IS you HOW fA~ 8 -2'1 As youngsters my cous1ns and I were always coming up with great schemes and plots My aunt sa1d that adventure was 1ust another word lor TROUBLE 7:05 ill JeHoraona 7:30 rn II Family Feud I]) Bewltchad ill Entertainment Tonight (J) llJ Mama's Family ®l 1121 Ill l!lJ Jeopardyl Q l!lliD M"A'S'H @ Molorweek lllualratad all 1984 VW Vanagon , se ats 7, standard, AC, $5 400, serlouJ Inquiries only, Sp m -9p m 614· 446-0910 1980 Datsun , 4 wh11l dnva lor parts $300 304-675-7m or 304895-3952 Livestock AMIFM CUMtte, AC, New tlt11. Craak,8~4-245-92i6 . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS watch wha1 happened West led a heart Declarer won the ace m dummy. pttchmg hts lone spade Next came dummy's queen of spades East played the kmg. and declarer ruffed w1th th e fiVe-spot South contin ued w1th the three of diamonds, West followmg mnocently w1th the deuce Dedarer called lor the four from dummy When that held the trick , East showmg out. the JO of spades was contmued from the North hand East cov - a 1981 Jaep CJ5 lock-in Hubs, AM/FM stereo, good cond, $2,500 negotiab le. 6t4-446-675'1 63 crum, Wane to buy Cock+Poo or Plko.Poo puppy, ~15-21117. kHc:han, CAIYinyl underaklrtlngl etoraga bul din~. many •wt111• Fumlshad or untumllhed, Quail ® Musk: Row VIdeo @ SportaCanter Moneyllne 76 AKC Chlhuahul Puppt.. 614448-0llS. ' deluxe 73 Vans & 4 WD's Jlm'e F1rm Equipment, SR 35, wa.. Gatlipolle, 614-446-9i77, Wide ealaet1on new A u.-d farm lrutora & lmp~mants. Buy, ull, trade, 8:00-5·00 wHkdays, Sat tilt Noon. AKC Regl.. ared 3 Chow Puppin: 7 WHkJ. 1 rtd, 1 cln- ~~~~;4!:;:.h 6286. 24H5N Raglllarad Bos1on Tarrl•r and Reg . Himalayan--Persian cat avallabta for llud sarvlc:e. Al.a tor nla Hemal1yan khtan1 tlamn and Cl'llm pointe. 1!11~ 2 bMroom trsller, 2 4 acru, c:111 balora 6 00 PM, 304-875-7S5J Roush 1 Str1wberry Farm 2 mllal b1ck New Hevan . Vou pick $8.00 Halt Runner B11na, b\.Jshal, Vou pick Tendartlt B.-an1, $10.00 Bushel; No. 1 Canning Tom1t011 picked, $e buahel ; No 1 Canning Juice Tomalon picked. $4 bu•h•l 304-682·2237 Hay tor Sale Clover & nmothy Round Btlas In tha Field 6t4 - Purabred (no papatJ) Norwelg•n Elkhound puppln 304· 195~9~ ' 2 bedroom mobile hom• with nlca buiH on , 2 lots, halt mila GrMr Road, 304-US-5022. 6~4-245-5064 . dillon. 614-446-GB86 . Single Seat Rail Buggy Factory Tube Frema, 1600 CC Dull port VW Motor, Harley 2 barrel carburator, 85 Millimeter Platon, $1,500. &14-245·9128 . Ll" Chair· Llka new, 614·379- REliT TO OWN Red Raeberrl11, pick yoor own Ono hoopltol bod, In good eon- 61 Farm Equipment Block, brick, HWar plpaa, windows, tlnlat1, etc. Claude Wintars, Rio Granda, OH can 614245--5121. Refrigerator & washer & dryer for sale . 614-446-6557. 388-9805. Hospllal Bad Manual, very good cond, 614-446-1092. 55 PICKENS FURNITURE Nawi'Uaed Household f\.Jrnlehlng 112 mi. Jerrlcho Rd . Pt . Plaaaenl, WV, Clll 304-675-1450 Halt Runner bane. Pick your own. $5fbu1hal 614·388-Q309 or Gibson upright traazer, larg• capaclly, tlke naw S27S Truek. lopper, 8 foo4 elumlnum tiOO 5141985-44,8. Good used rt~frlgerlllor & stove, oak t1bte plus four chalra $75 for Nch. 614..,.46-1478. 2862 Dunrovln Fruit Farm just ott Sr 681 eul ol Albany. W• aecept food stampe. Varlaty of apples, patch11, home grown mefon1, tomatoa•, end pears. 9-7 daily, cloHd Monday 814-898-8298. l!lliD Night Court C IIJ U.S. Open Tennfa you Complete .... ch ... kle q,oltd by flllin~ In the miulng 'NOI'dl develop from ...p No. 3 b.klw. A PRINT NUM8ERED lETTERS Fortuna 0 Pick up beds , Fords and Chevs, 1968 Ia 1987, nu rust, 30 4-6 75- Ie ARKBEE 1-T:-16..:.;,..;':.:...;:.17.:,..:1:..,..I-l QP IN THESE SQU~RES I]) llJ Current AHair ®) 1121 Ill lUI WhHI Of Fruits & Vegetables 58 Country Mobile Home Park Rou1a 33, North o! Pomeroy: Lots, rantals parts, 11111 Call 614-992-Jll$79 1984 Schultz., 14x65, AC, deck, llorao• bldg, $11,000 104-6751!114! 18 ecra ftrm witl'l 3 bedroom house. Drilled wtll I Mpllc.,. lem. Good hunting ground•. Can be ' " " el 21115 'Tenner. Run Roed. Miscellaneous Merchandise ~::':":"=':':-:"____..J..:::::..::~--------IIdult Red I @ Motoworld Host Larl)' Maters gtves comprehens1ve co~erage of all facets of NawaHour 900 Harlequin Rom1nca Books, 2 and 3 bedroom eparlmants Carpoat, equipped kh ehaM In M1ddleport O.posii/Relerencas raqwrad 6"1-4 -985-4448 attar 6 2br, TWOSE LETTERS WERE FOR ME! T!.IAT~ W~AT PEGGY JEAf.l CALLS ME'· I'M ''BROWNIE C"ARLE5 11 Newhart C ill CIJ II) ABC News I;J (!) Body Electric 1!13·2·1 Contacl Q ®l ~ Ill CBS News Q II] CD Three's Company ®Top Card @ Sportalook 6:35 ill Andy ClriH\th 7:00 (21 II PM Meguma I]) Andy Griffith ill lnaldo Edition (!) 1!1 MacNeil Lehrer Commercial Sign Space Rt. 35 Wast 614-24.5·9448 IS room housa on Urleoln Hilt 1 acre, clean lot 614 -992-3270 Mx1'D, I'VE TOLD HIM T>I!RTY TIMES T~ERE'S NO ONE HERE BY THAT NAME ~ Furnished Rooms 1 BR spt , rent $2~0 plus alaetrlc 2 tmall BR trtll•rs, $190 plue al.etrle Between II & 6 30 p m 614-446-0443 Windsor, IIJ Ho-Man liJ 3br house with fam ily room, naw carpe1 & paint, fenced in yard, Priced to seiP Rodney I ria 614 -2o45--5Q61, 514 -367-72 52 32 1!1 Reading Rainbow Q US LETTERS ADDRESSED TO •' BROWNIE Cf\ARLES'' 3 BR , 112 acre n c flaccoon Creek frontage Boat dock , nliW aundack, 10 mm !rom town CUy school• 614 -256-t691. ~;~~~~3 ~:~ me , Maso n, • II] ID Andy OriflHh THE MAILMAN DID IT A6AIN' HE KEEPS LEAVING :Z bedroom Mobile home for Contampary Cou ch & Love1111 rant, uppe,r R1 7, l<anauga, 0111o, In gra,- & bla ck, Excellent condl · lion, 614-446-3481 ot 814-367614-448-(1508 or 446-0817 0433 ·--Yobl._ home tor r11nt to on" Couch, chair onoman 2 and ganllaman In Mlnersv11t1 61o4tables, 1 cotfae tabtaS 1945 9 992.J181 pe. dining room suit, 1 window Trailer . Furn 'ad or unlurn'ad , 2 9x4 n , 1 storm door, all axe BFI , cable, ba1ulltul river view conrt attll' 5 p m 614-446-03n In kan1uga Foster 's Yoblla Cou nty Appliance, Inc Good Home Parit. 614-448 1602 used apphancet, TV. aat1 Open B a m to 6 p m Mon .Sat 61444 Apanment 446 -1699, 627 3rd Av1 Galtlpolle, OH for Rent 3 bedroo m, lull baseman! gas haat, CJ •Ir, garage, double lol MON., AUG. 27 ~rttors of fht four scrambled worda ~ low to form four slrnple worda. (jJ I Dream ol Jeannie (!) Wltd Amertce c;J • 72 Trucks lor Sale 4 pc living room suite, 2 quaan 3 bedroom, furnished, aile water beds, Rainbow water WaaharfOryar, for alia Of rant softener, s..,.. swing "'· 304· 675-114S 614-992-1l19 3 bedroom homa, assume balance Mason County Bond Loan 8 5'11. Interest . w1ll c oos1 der 1r11111r lor down payment, J04. 675-t804 Q Reorrange 6:00(2111 ill CIJllJ Ill ~· l!lJ News 504-649·5745 Erl S-313. 6\4-367-~38 2 story, 3 bedroom house on Locus! Straat $4,500 OBO 614 927-M36 ehar 5 pm 'UULII - - -- - - 141to4 ~y ClAY I. I'OilAII EVENING I• II True Jeeps for $44 Through Ttla U.S. Gov't? Call For Facts! 45 ........ S@~~lA-~t.~s· 1U1 D&IL1 (ll ~ TV Lol tong Inc F1 WO<l~ H GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles from $100. Fords . Mercedes Corvents Chevy• Surplus Your araa. (1) 805-687-6000 Ell. $-10189. Nicely Furn'ed Small houta, garagt, noc suitable for chllcfren, no pall, $300/mo. O.posll, 814-448-0338 3 bedroom, In town Oeposll & References Call614-446-0365 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends thst you c:lo bustnasa wllh ~pia you know, and NOT to sand money through the mall unt il you havt investfgatad tha offering. Up to $5,000 in 72 hou rs Wa can help you get 1 s ign at ure Loan By Ma11 1 ·900~lia - 142 7 $9 95 tea POSTAL JOBS ti8,392$67;125Jyr Now hiri ng Clll (1) 805-681-6000 EXT 1'-4.562 tor current list • For Sale 1976 Buick ltSabra, one ownar, A-1 Condition, 12,500 mllaa, like new, $800. 6t4441-0618 . Rooms for rent • w.. k or month Starting at $120/mo . GeUia Hotel . 614-446-9580. Will to babysitting In my home weakdeys, Agaa 2 & up. Hava dayeare nparltnca & ralarenc:as Excellent C.ra 614--446· Now Taking Appllcatlor1s lor Pomeroy & Gatllpolls, Domino's Pltu Parson with boat to 11aslal during Inspection ol PomeroyMason bridge Duration 3 to 4 wks . $250/Wk Contact Hammontrt• and Assoc 216-4998817 Sa m -5p m M-F A WtJF'i.e: OF PI F'7! ---- Nice . 1br apartment $240 plua dapoelt, Bulavllla Pika, 614-446856a. Television Viewing some with river frontage, 30457'6-2336. 41 Houses for Rent WIII do sawing in my home. Deadline tor Cflrlatmu Orders Dec 1, 1990. 614·256-1989 Gold Credit Card VlaatMatarcard Gua ranteed Cash Advancu, no saetm t,daposlt , no credit chec k, 1 900226-0048, $~9 95 lea ---- Assemblers Naaded Immediate opt~n mgs No u p needed Full pa r1 11m11 Call 1-900 -463~ 336. 7a m 1op m $2,m1n ---c- - - , -- Major leasing company looking tor truck mechanic with lour or mort yeat11 experience Must have own tools Excellent benefits Conta ct Gary at 6141446-4122 Organist Naaded Replr In writIng to Grace Eplscopa Church, 326 E Main Street, Pomeroy or call 614-992-3968 on l ues or Thura balora noon BORN LOSER 1989 Ford Tempo. One owner, AC, 34 mpg. Muat 91UI to ap· preclata. $7100 614-742 -306 9 Ylddt.por1 , Ohio, BNch 51 Ona bedroom tumlshed apt., depoe;h & rt~taranca r~ulrtd , 304-3822566. The Daily Sentinei - Page-9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 27, 1990 Renlals Will do housecleaning Referen cas . 6141992-6983 Ext August Route 2 Ashton, 1 acre lo ts, 3 mil es south Gallipolis t.oeks, public water, no restrlclions, Wanted to Do - Monday. I'LL S!;T Tl<till~. ~0'7 1-U OM acr11 trailer lot with county water, a.ptle tank and electric hDOk up. On black top road Partially tencec:t Ownlf will par· !latty finance, $2,900. asking price 304-675-2722 "My<IIH·torsayslneedtoslowdown'" 9 weak old Engl 1 ~ h Sellar pup - Easy Workl Excellent Pay' As· PI4iiS. 1 male, t fema le to good sembla products at homa Call home Ca ll 614-992-5307 for Info rmation 504 6'11 -8::1 03 Ext 313 Sta c k cat, very good ca t, to good home' 614 -440 3935 Experienced media sales - - - representative Base plus com Cute Pari Garman Shepherd m • ~s• on 304 -727-7885 eall for In · Puppie s 8 weeks old, also 4 lervleW qattco Kittens, 6t4-445-616t FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS ~ittans to g1v ea way 614 446~ HIRING $16,000-$62 000 year ~15 3 a her 5p m Call 1-aOS·564 -6SOO GB 968 o.,tl hi19 G 9r ma ;Sh~tpha;d about tor Immediate response \ 112 years old. spad9, 614-367· Flat Bed drtvers naeded tor long ~5 22 hauls. Allaast 1 year nperlenca Wooden p&Ji ets to giveaw ay required Call 614-6"n -5005 or filrst com a l1rst sarvBd Gal· 614·446·9443. llpolls Da 1ly Tr1bun9 825 Th1rd INTELLIGEN CE JOBS. CIA, US A11a , Ga llipOliS Customs, DEA, etc Now H1rlng Call 1-805-687-8000 E11t. K-10189 l:.ost Men's mala! frame bl· rbc:ala In clip on black cue 614~92 -2433 or 514·992-5966 Autos for Sale Nice building lot on Rt. 588, Rodney, (Ooubt•wldaa acc•r table) To Ml, call 614·245-944 Giveaway 2 71 Lo!IOf uta, 514-379-2255. 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