https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72c2892dde114cdf871a74e77498fc9d.pdf 7a357781154add7624cc3454f2d40bfa PDF Text Text Thursday, May 21, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Students compete in Envirothon ·I> .' ~ - ) Hocking College. From left are, (rront): Christy Cooper, Stephanie Sayre, and Jeff Rose; back, Clifford Smith and JlJS9n Ervin. AG SOENC:E TEAM - Pictured are memlbtu I I * RariD• FFA AG Sdence Envirotbon T.- IDIHI """'l'eted in tbe area Envirotbon at Students from Southern High School Vocational Agriculture classes compeled in the area Envirothon for Southern Ohio held recently at Hocking CoUege in Nelsonville. Sponsored by the Ohio Federa· tion of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), the Envirothon challenges high school students' knowledge of soils , forestry, wildlife. aquatic ecology and current environmental issues. Teams of three to five students answer questions in the five subject areas as a team. A school may field up to two teams in the Envirothon. More than 150 students and teacher-advisors from 27 schools competed in this year's southern area Envirothon. Statewide, more than 220 school teams will compete in area Envirothons in Ohio this spring. The top two school teams in each area competition will go on to compete in the Ohio En vi· rotllon on June 15 near Cincinnau. The top-scoring team at the Ohio Envirothon will be eligible to compete in the National Envirothon. which will be held this year in been adopted by more than a dozen other states. The Envirothon is designed 10 encourage students 10 learn more about natural resources and to take a more active role in doing what they can 10 protect the environment. The first Ohio Envi· rothon, held in 1989. involved swdents from six schools. Ohio hosted the National Envirothon in 1990 near Zanesville. Maryland in early August. Resource specialists from the ODNR, Soil Conservation Service, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. colleges. universities and nature centers prepare and deliver the Envirothon tests and discu ss natural resource and environmental issues with the students. The Envirothon originated in Pennsy lvania in 1979 and has since both men and women's clothing from time ~ e riod mid -1800' s through 1950 s, for fashion accessories. and for summertime related memorabilia for the same time period. These might include toys, sports equipment, programs, movie ads. gifts and prizes from fairs and summer events. anytlling that will help ponray summertime in Meigs County. Further information may be obtained by contacting Margaret Parker at the Meigs County Museum, 9920-3810, Tuesday through Saturday. Slides or photos of summertime activities in Meigs County are being solicited by the Heritage Weekend committee of the Meigs County Historical Society. The loaned materials will be copied and incorporated as a pan of a slide show to be shown Heritage Weekend, June 13 and 14, at the Meigs County Museum. Anyone with slides or photos should mail or bring them to the museum at 144 Butternut Avenue by May 30. The committee is also asking for Atomi~ 't,' ... ' .....,. The hrst maJor nuclear accident in .. -::' .... ' ... rire in the Windscale plutonium productwn reactor north of Liverpool. England, spread rad1oact1ve material throughout the countryside. In 1983, the BritiSh government said that 39 people probably died of cancer as a result ' Ujj,ll -·j•) I < l i ~U/11<1 > ~,.. ' FAlliN MANAGEMENT TEAM - Pictured ..,.. ' n ollh Jla<ine FFA Farm ManageEMira...,• Tram that competed in the - ' . ' area Envirotbon at Hockin; College. Front, (I to r): Mk:heUe Brown and M•chelle Friend; back, Tyson Mugrage, Chris Brown, and John Amos. • it]o Caludar items ¥II • - •)IS llofon aa neat .... 6r .a., II lbt eveal Items k nuio..t wd iD advaace n ,...aotioa in tbe cal- ...,..._ nllJliSI)AY il"'MMfJll'r - Revtval at the CB!v<ll!'fl 11"\illgJnm· Chapel. Route na D'tDmlaml. "''" be held through ~ 311 7'.W 11.m. rughtly with llbllll' Milllt• and family . Pastor VllllllDTiimusliJ tm<tll!!! the public. ll,(lJl(li. 5l!'liJiN.(iS - W!liln IDt 511elllll Clll'tis Th.nlay at 7 liHDl Jll ditr lialr. Spnngs Grange l!ilill Oh1o Young Amcnca. Me 1g s OrlUIIIJ, .. WJ: llold their regular m~ !lllNODJ! on Thursday at 6-Jinl ii'Jm 311 Catpenters Hall. All WI IDimlornHS. aged 18-40. 01 w - tmoiimlllml ammd. ll'O~IDl. ~ ~f lPOJftfllllW . The Metgs Counlt!' ~ '""* 'kUic E~ec:urive Commit· oadll !IIWl! ]lllll'!day at 730 p.m. JlldE C..[lililffi Hall. '* liA(:liN;B: - Racme Amencan lf'IJl!l[ 6iJ2 wtil meet Thurs- uqjil!DI POMEROY · There will be a rehearsal of tlle Middlepon Alumni Band Friday at the bandroom at Meigs High School at 7 p.m. There will also be a warm -up rehearsal Salllrday at 3 p.m. at Meigs Junia High . This rehearsal will allow those out of town alumni to rehearse with the band. All brmer hand members are urged to auend. LOTrRIDGE - Country music night will be held at the Lottridge Community Center Saturday. Bands perform 7 p.m. to midnight Refreshments available . Public invited. POMEROY - Pomeroy Class of 1967 will be holding a kick-off get· together for the 25th reunioo at tlle Meigs County Golf Course Friday at 6 p.m. Further information may be obtained by callmg Linda Will Gilkey at992-3966. dance. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Alumni Association will decorate at tlle Meigs High School Cafeteria Fnday at6:30 p.m. POMEROY · The Meigs Coun· 1y React Team w1ll have a coffee break at the southbound roadside park on Route 33 between Athens and Pomeroy starting Friday eve nmg and continuing through Monday until 6 p.m. Ca11992-325S for further mformauon. 7/JIDI~1 m . \IIOCll $l?RINGS - The MiddleIJil!ll1l ClllilliConservation Leag ue Wllllllll<l! lfllw:3day at 7 p.m. at the !lid $fmng> Cn1ted Methodist <Oiumill lllUMV1ill.l i - Durtng f1eld <4ft """""1Jl!.C!"' fo r Eastern Local piac ~ >dledu.lcd for Thun;rllay" JlllllOlll!f. ri l[hap!er I reading !Dedi""" aR «ncouraged to meet ....diJ lfurnr dlilif' • reacher 1n the Jti1Jr.Brf 311 !Ea!!tern H1gh School ~ ditr llooD of 9 and II a.m. !ll>dllld:""" lfteur chtld' s progress. RIDAY [.O!ii[P B101tTOM · The Fanh lfidll Legion Hall Saturday at 2 p.m. Public invited. Musicians and groups are inviled 10 entertain. Call 949-2038 for further information. A class in ~ ;anrmgement and the ~ <Dii arrmgmg will be ~ 0111 tom w1ll have preaching and singing Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the (Xlblic. Fellowship will follow . GiiJIVd Church 1n Long Bot· SATURDAY POMEROY · There will be a hymn sing Saturday at the Freedom Gospel Mission Church on County Road 31 featunng Russell Spencer and the Southern Hill Singers . Roger Willford, pa,tor, invites ihc pub tic. HURRICANE - Descendant' of the Joseph Rappold and Feltx Edward Rappold will hold a family reunion at Hurricane Park in Hurricane, W.Va .. on Saturday at noon. Call 992-5858 for further informa· Lion. RUTLAND - There w11l be a roast at the Rutland American ho~ RACINE - Racine -Southern alumni banquet will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. at Southern High School. Cost is $10 for dinner and RUTLAND - Rutland High School Alumni Banquet will be Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. REEDSVILLE - The Olive Township VFD will hold a baked steak dinner Saturday beginning at II a.m. Public inviled. KANAUGA - Square dancing and clogging at the DAY building, 8-11 p.m. Music by the Liberty Mountaineers. Public is mviled. 1: 1 fAR - bomb Pick 3: 61ll Pick 4:8673 Bulls Balboa d iscov ered the Pacific Ocean in IS 13. Page 5 ------·-- - --' Vol. 43, No. 15 3 Sections, 38 Page• 25 cent1 A lolulllmedlo Inc. NewoDil- Copyright.<~ 1e!l2 Official has mixed feelings over proficiency test results By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS - Greater percentages of ninth- and lOth-graders are passing Ohio's high school proficiency tests, but the state's top educauan offtcial says there is still a need for improvement Instruction Superintendent Ted Sanders released Thursday the Dcparunent of Education results of tests given in March. They showed significantly larger percentages passmg students than previous results. Sanders said he was pleased but remains concerned about large numbers of lOth-graders who have not passed all four categories after four anempts. Ohio law requires that after Sept 15 , 1993. all students mu st pass all four categories of the tests. which reflect proficiency at the ninth -grade level, before the y can graduate. Thursday' s re sults were from tests given in March to both ninth· and lOth-graders who failed in one of more of the categories - read· ing. writing, mathematics and citizenship - in November or earlier. Sanders released cumulative percentages who have now passed all four categories. There was an increase in each but math continues to be Sat d. th e most troublesom e. he Fifty-two percent of this year's ninth -graders have now passed all four, compared with 46 percent last yea r after th e tests were given twice. The results showed 63 percent of all lOth -graders now have passed all four. Only 56 percent had passed after their third attempt m November. After the November and March te sts, the passing rates for this year's ninth -graders are: in writing. 88 percen~ up from 82 percent last year; mathematics, 58 percent, up (Continued on page 3) HOFFMAN MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Women's society holds meeting The NIIUil'Cne Women's Society of the FeUowship Nazarene Church mel recently at the fellowship hall with Lisa Putman, Linda Putman and Marlene Putman as hostesses. Opening prayer was given by ~ veryone in unison commemorat· ing National Prayer Day. Devotions were g1ven by Tami Putman with women of the b1ble being her topic. ''. ' Fourteen women left the next morning for a retreat in Columbus. .•' .• ' .' .. : j '' . • or Drew Webster Memorial Day services $799 900 SECOND AVl•GALLIPOLIS 446·4040 811 W. MA1N.•POMEROY 992·2124 Bob's Market & Greenhouses Announces Memorial Day Weekend Savings On Top Quality Hanging ni:l:!ia.~~: NOW JUST $8.98 25% OFF tkalarly: PREPARING THE SOIL -Junior Rose, J~mes Vlaing, and Daany Terzopplous, left to ngbt, were among tbe FFA members of Southern High School working on the Raronick land- scaping project. Involving students in work pmjects with local businesses is a new facet or agriculture education at Southern. Businesses, schools work together to develop learning opportunities By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff More involvement of the com· munity through its business leaders is an approach being promoted by Meigs County schools in an effon to expand the learning opportun1 · Lies available to students for skill development Often described as a partnership between business and schools. stu· dents are being taken into the f1eld or 10 a job si!e where they learn the skills of specific vocauons. At Southern High School , one emphasis of the agriculture education program has been greenhouse management. The progra m ha s included growing plants from seed 1n a greenhouse, nurturin g th e plants during the growth pcnod so that they remain healthy and saleable, learning how they are used in landscaping projects. and then actually getting tile hands-on c.pcrience of planting at a job site. One of the teaching projec ts ck•iiapofthe site. Please call Pete Costello or Pam Hayes at DIIR-Waste Management Section, (304) 558-2745, or waile to 1356 Hansford Street, Charleston, WV 25301. ' the Air Force . He IS a veteran of World War II. Korea and Vietnam, rcc eivmg numerous combat deco· rations. Flag raismg wi II be conducted by th e Legion Boy Scout Troop 249. under the leadership of Bob Arms . The Meig s H1gh School Band, under the direction of Toney Dingess, will play the National Anthem and another number. Julia Hysell. president of the Drew Webster American Legion Auxiliary will recite "Flanders Field" and Gold Star Motllers will be honored. Florence Richards. District Eight auxiliary officer, will give the clos· ing prayer and and memb ers of Drew Webster post will "Salute the Dead." (Continued on page 3) included working with Ed Hupp Landscaping on a proJect at the home of Betty Baronid in Pomeroy. Under the guidance of Hupp. a Southern FF A alwnnus. the flow er bed soil was prepared and th e plants grown in the Southern Hi gh School greenhouse were put inlo the ground by the students. Aaron Sayre is the vocation al agriculture teacher at Southern who initiated the adults-in -educal!on program for FFA students. REG. 1 11.98 (BOUGMVILLA & BOSTON FERNS NOT INCLUDED) 25% OFF All Flowering Trees, Fruh Trees &Rhododendrons COMMENDATION - A commeadation l'rom the Ohio House or Representatives on the occa· sinn of the IOOtb anniversary of Carpenters Local 605, Pomeroy, was presented to local offi· ce rs by Rep . Mark Malone at Wednesday night 's meetmg. Accepting from Malone, fourth from lert, was Harold Wells, president . Other For Your First Picnic Of The Season, Come To Bob's For Delicious Florida Vine Ripe Florida 11 New White TOMATOES POTATOES •r,sre lib Hom•Jrflwll HALF RUNNER GREEN BEANS 5229 50 LB. 5998 BAG 10 LB. BAG 99 1 LB. Ohioans tend ltXAS X-LG. JUMBO (9 SIZE) to stay put CANTALOUPU 51.49 EACH Just Arrived SWEET, JUICY, CRIMSON SWEET WATERMELONS PLANT PRICES EFF 5/22 THRU SEASON -- PRODUCE PRICES5/22 THRU S/25 OPEN 7_..,.DAYS _____ A _ WEEK Jlellwble. first-hand information Will assure a thorough Sam Barney of Lancaster will be the featured spealccr at Memorial Day Services in Pomeroy , conduct· ed by Drew Webste r Post #39 of American Lc~ion . The serv tc cs will be held at Beech Grove Cemetery at 10 a.m. on Monday . Barney is a member of Fairfield Post II, American Legton, of Lancaster, and is the past commander of the 16 4.000-member Ohio American Legion . He was elccled to the office at the 71 st Annual State Convention in 1989. Barney' s special "War on Cance r" project raised more than $13 5,000 for tllc American Cancer Society in Ohio. He retired in 1974 after 28 years of service, 12 years with the M.arine Crops and 16 with •New Guinea Hybrid Impauens In 19 Vibrant Colors •Non Stop Begonias •G eraniums •Fuschlas •Chenille 3'11 Lb.$2 79 Basket •Piocess operations, including storage and handling of I8W materials • •w.stewater disposal practices -f._..tions of transmission lines and pumping stations · Iva Sisson, class of .64, organizer for tbe alumni celebration, and Olita Lewis Heighton, class of ' 66, library employee. The library also ba.~ all Middleport High School yearbooks and some unidentified pictures . McComas and rellow alumnus, Walter Harris, arrived for the alumni celebration by boat from St. Charles. Sam Barney named guest speaker for PICKUP SPECIAL ONLY LARGE PEPPERONI PIZZA Auending were Dian Bisc. Bon· nic Richards, Crystal Vogelsong, Ann Bartoe. Sue Sullie. Anna Skills. Evelyn Barr, Cathy Masters, Barbara Masters , Kristi Boston , Carolyn Whaley. Mattie Teaford , Mandy Scyoc, Barbara Swartz and Sandy Wright as well as tho se mentioned above. There were 94 shut in calls reported and 13 cards sent. Including ... MEMORII.BILIA DONATED- Ed McComas, St. Charles, Mo., left, in memory or bis latber, tbe late Lee McComas, has donated to the Middleport Library several bound books cuntaiaing all the Middleport High Scbool newsletters rrom the years or 1935 -66. The books will remain atlhe library ror the public to view. Pictured with McComas, class ' 57, are LIMITED QUAttTmES AVAilABLE The Division of Natural Resources is looking for former employees of West Virginia Ordnance Works or anyone else with knowledge of past operations, par- .\1t.slly dear toniJ.:hl. Low 55(tO. P<tr lly ~unn) on Sat urday. FRED REUNION • A reunion or those who attended tbe old Sugar Run School in Pomeroy wiD be held Suaday rrom I to 3 p.m. at Triaity Church. Ligbt rerreshments will be served. General cleanup around the building has taken place and plaas caU lor tbe building to be restored oace runding becomes available. RACINE · Racine Fire Dcpan· ment will sponsor a chicken barbecue Sunday at the ftre station at II a.m. The ladies auxiliary will serve homemade 1cc cream. WVOW information needed ---- ELECT SUNDAY LETART . Memorial services by Racine American Legion Post 602 will be held at the Letart Ce metery Sunday at I p.m. and at the Browning Ceme1ery in Portland at2:30 p.m. MONDAY BURLINGHAM - The Modern Woodmen at Burlingham and Bedford Township people will serve fish. turkey, chicken and ham din· ner s as well as sandwiches. pies and homemade bread. Memonal Day (Monday ) from II a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Money will be used for upkeep of the Bedford Tow nship Cemctencs. ' VOTE FOR A PROVEN LEADER Community calendar c- Age the West occurred on Oct 7, 1957. A ' ....."""'''" Cavs Slides, photos sought for Heritage Weekend show ~. • Ohio Lotttn •l/4 Mile North of Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Moson, WV Phone (304) 773-5721 • 773-5900 •2400 Eosl•m Avenue (across from K Mort) Gallipolis. OH Phone (614) 446-1711 LESSON IN LANDSCAPING - Colorful nowers were planted by Wendy Gilbeaut and Jeremy Smith in a stone planter at the rear or the Betty Baronick bome or Mulberry Heighl~ as part of the Southern students' FFA project work. Here Ed Hupp supervises the planting as Mrs. Baronick watcbes the area turn from bare soil into a blaze or color. I WASHINGTON (AP) - If you li ve in Ohio. you probably were born th ere. And if yo u were n't, three out o f four of your neighbors probably were. New Census surv ey information released Thursday painll a poruait of Ohio as a state where people tend to stay put. or the state's 10.8 million resi dents. 10 . 58 million are nativ e Americans, and 75 .9 percent of them were born in Ohio, according to the sllllistical sampling from the 1990 Census. Statewide figures were estimated from the responses given by people wh<l filled out the detailed "long fonn" questionnaire. About one in six households got the long form, the Census Bureau said. •• ?meers from the left are Gary Saunders, record mg secretar~; Leroy Sauters, treasurer; John Dean, linanc1al secretary; (Malone and Wells) John Grueser, tru stee, and Tom Rou sh, conduc tor. The Pom eroy local was chartued on May 16, 1892. Local briefs.___ Woman hurt in one-car wreck A Gallipolis woman was inJured in a one-car wrec k on Leading Creek Road near the intersection of Ohio 7 Thursday around 7 a.m. . Accordmg to a report from the Gallia-Meigs Post of tlle State H1ghway Patrol, Sandm Call . 23, was soutllhound on Leading Creek Road, drove off the _left s1de of tlle road and struck a bridge. The respondmg trooper listed unsafe speed a~ the contributing faciOr in the wreck. Call was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Meigs County Emergency Med1cal Service and later transponed to Holzer Medical Center. Gallipolis. According to a hospital spokeswoman , Call was admitted for treatment of multiple trauma and was last listed in stable condition. Damage to Call 's 1985 Chevrolet Ca valier was listed as heavy and disabling. Call was ciled by the patrol for failure to wear a safety bell Deer accidents probed Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported Friday that deputies have taken two deer accident reports. According to the repon, Dilynn Salla of Vinton was traveling (Continued on page 3) �Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTs OF Till'! MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L WINGEIT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manag•r LEm.Rs OF OPINION .,.. welccme. They sho uld be less than 300 words _ A.ll h:tters are subject to edi~g and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No UDSlg.Dc:d ktten will be published. Letters sbouJd be in good taste , addressing issues., not personalities Europe 1992 is 'yesterday's future' Friday, May 22, 1992 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 22, 1992 r----Local briefs----. (Continaed from pagt I) west on State Route 325 in a 1988 Chevrolet owned by James E. Keesee of Middleport around 9:30p.m. on Wednesday. A deer ran mto the path oC the vehicle. Light damage was listed to the left rear quarter panel of the vehicle. The deer was killed. The second accident occurred on Thursday at 5:45a.m. on County Road 20. Virgil Carl of Pomeroy was southbound on County Road 20m hts 1983 Toy01a and struck a deer that ran into his path. Moderate damage was listed, but the deer was 1101 killed. Doctors reap spoils of drug firm generosity WASHINGTON - Bribes the word is one of the most loath some in the language, ceruunly not one ascribed to professiooal healers and care-providers suc h as physicians. But mounting evidence mcreasingly implica tes doclOrs m a vanety of suspect sc hemes that all smack of bribery. To be sure. the num ber of doc tors involved "s ma ll, but btg enough to cast a cloud over the en ure professio n, one in which credibtlity with patients is central. lnvcsugators found that "stud tes have shown that physicians prescribing practices are affected by promotional efforts of pharmaceutical .compante s.:' One expert famthar w1th phySician entcrtam ment claimed that doctors who arc wined and dined increase their prescriptions 80 percent of the time. Of the doctors who wrote 50 or more presc riptions a week, 94 percent were offered gt fts or payments from manufac turers. " If a judge, sitting on an importilllt case, wen: bribed by one of the two pan1cs involved in lhc case in order to mOue nee hi s or her decision, we would all be outraged and Jack Anderson Michael Binstein the Judge, if di scovered, would be criminally prosecu ted, " accordmg to congress tonal testimony by Dr. S1dney Wolfe, a health advocate. Investigators for the Department of Health and Human Services are homin g in on the sca ndal. One study they conducted , based on a representauve nauonwidc survey of 617 doctors in one rece nt year, details how 82 percent of physicians were offered induceme nts by drug companies. Tbey came in many shapes and sizes. Most took the form of gtfts, e ntenammen~ vacation junkets and even cash. Sometimes the payoff IS delivered in the form of hogus scientific studies, according to investigatioos. It wort.s this way: A doctor presc ri bes a drug. which profits a ftrnl. In return, it pays the doctor lavishly for help in the so-ca lled study. It has the veneer of professionalism. but none of the scientific wonh. For example, government inves - tigators found that a gastroenterologist from Los Angeles was offered payment for eac h pati ent he enrolled in an un scientific study of Zantac , a drug for patients with ulcers manufactured by Glaxo Pharmaceuticals. For the most pan , most of th e gi ft -giving falls into th e garde nvariety of graft. Some exampl es recently unearthed by Health and Human Services watchdogs: - An estimated 37 pe rcen t of American doctors were ex tended T~~ GRAT~ SOCI~TY : LONDON - Every so often some phrase coined m the rough-and tumble of pclitical debate proves so apposite that u takes on a life of its oWn and succeeds in influenc ing events far beyond it.s author's wildest dream s. Examples abound in American poliucs, from FOR's "one-third llf a nauon" to Ronald Reagan 's "welfare queen.·· (George Bush seems lt;1 have a spec ial knack for invent..ing expressions he later comes to rue: "'•oodoo economics," for one; " read my ~ps" for another.) · Margaret Thatcher may ha ve come up with this son of rhetorical win ~r in her recent speech at The Hague, Netherlands, where she dcoounced the Jacques Delors viSion of a politicall y um ted Europe as "yesterday 's fuiUrc." Mrs. Thatcher's British cri tics. includi ng certain anonymous John MaJor supponcrs tn the Con.<crvattvc Party, promptly dJSmtsscd her 4> a ··spent force.·· But her hero, Winston Chun:hill, was supposed to be a :a spent forc e too, when he launched the term " Iron Curtatn" at Westminster. Mo., m 1946 . The rest is htstory - and on ly recently concluded history at that. Ccnamly. uIS far from clear that the current debate mEurope. over the aMo~o~tollllloll..-,..olloloiJ!a1'""""4 required unanimous rauficauon of the Treaty of Maastncht by tts 12 sig- ~ nawry nations, is going to t:nd in an unquali fied t.riumph for the "federal islS.'' For starters, polls suggest that the Danes may rc jcct it m a plebisc ite to be held on June 2. If they don't, Ireland may , soon thereafter. Either deve lopment would require complete renegotiauon of the treaty. But even if the treaty is ratified by all countries conce rned, the marriage will suffer the tradiuonal instabilities that follow shotgun weddings. Ne tther Gennany, France, nor Britain. for exampl e, IS likely to countenance for long a siruation m which any Third World tmmtgran t who can bribe or forge his way into Portugal or Greece IS enutJed lhcrcaftcr to pmnce across any national border in the European Community without undergoing funher passport mspoctions. The concept of a united Europe - a unitary state - has a long and honorable history. includmg Churchill' s sonorous postwar endorsement of u ("Let Europe anse"). But Mrs. Thatcher was dead on target when she told her audience at The Hag ue that the coocept. m tts SJmplisuc form runs squarely agamsl the grain of recent history, which is a monotonous chronicle of the upwel~ng of nauonalist scnumcnLs long buried and presumed dead. It is not political union that the natioos of Europe need. but ccooomic relations freed of tariff and regulatory restrictions. To some peopl e it so und s also mcrcascs longevuy. The subSuch a contention , of course. docsn"t warm the bureaucratic heart: The almost too easy . Twice a day you Jects tn thiS study were ffi women Eurocrats m Brussels arc already dchghtedly drawing up specification s medita te w1lh your "mantra" - a and 13 men from retirem ent and fo r every imaginable product, from cufO in ks to condoms, in t.hc hi gh meaningless Sanskrit word - and nursing homes and apartment comname of " fair trade." But it ce nainl y seems to be on the Stdc of history. stress disappears. But doctors say it plexes for the elderly. The average As a matter of fac~ the European federalists realize that 1992 affords a is true. posstblc wmdow of opportunity for their dream that will slam shut JUSt as After testing students of Transoon as the nexr mta.k.e of member states - Sweden, Austria, Switzer- scendental Meditation (TM) . docland. plus sevcrdl East European nations - JS admiu.cd in 1995 or 1996. IO" and scientists dectdcd that TM That is why they speak so fondly of " deepening" Europe's unity and so imprOifCS body function s, lowers coolly about " widenmg"' 11. the breathing rate and relieves anx - age was 81 yea~'> . But Mrs. Thatcher' s speech was a wonderfully umcly shot acmss their Iety and emotional stresses - and When the study was completed h<Jws. Well aware of the old poliucal adage that "you can'1 beat some- docs in 20 minutes what it takes six 36 months later. the survival rate of tlung with nothing," she took. care to spc iJ out what tomorrow's Europe hours of sleep to do. tho se practicing TM was htghcr mtg ht look hke, as well as what 11 must not. In the words of the London But the good news doesn't stop th an that of those prncticing other there. TtQtes' leader on the subJcc C type s of meditation . All the TM '"Europe is a complicatro and d1vcrsc continent . Making it se:c m sim A 1982 stud y establi shed that subJeCts were still alive after the ple 1mposcs a dangerous ngidity on l l'i diversify. Mrs. Thalchcr has said TM may be effective tn rcductng three years. some dogmatic things about 11 m the pa-;t and has thus damaged progress aging . Lon g- term medttato" turned The father of TM IS Mahansh1 w those aspccl5 of a European commonwealth lhat she supports; but not out to be substantially younger bio- Mahesh Yogi, an Indian holy man. 1hiS time . She speaks sense.·· logicall y than th eir chronological The 5-foot , apple-cheeked guru age when compared with th ose shun s sex . alcohol, tobacco and who were nm meditators. mea t. He also refuses to give his Another fiv e-year stud y of age, which is guessed to be somehea lth 1n surancc claim s show ed where between 73 and 80. that those practi cin g TM had half The Maharisht IS satd to have as many hosp1tal•muons and outpa- revived an ancient Indtan tec hnique tien t visit~> as non -TM meditators. and recognized that it was tailor : The Daily Sentinel welcomes letters regarding the June 2 primary St t\1 more rece nt research, pub- made for fast -paced Westerners. rlcction. Howe.,.er, in the interest of fairness, no elt"Ction letters will br lished in 1989. tnd tcates that TM TM instructors descnbe TM as a.'ccpted after 12 noon on Wednesday, May 27. Individuals should address issues and nOI personalities. Letters purely endorsing candidates will not be used. Letters should be 300 works or les.<. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. Telephone numbers will not be pubUshed. No unsigned letters will be Preside nt Bush surred up quite a had tn mmd was a relatively benign pub~shed . All letters should be in good taste. wd!J waw when he used the expres- " Pax Amcncana ": The domina S IOn "a new world order" to tion of the world by a single superdescr ibe the prcsumabl y beller r ower, with the Untied Nation s world that he hoped would emerge reduced to play ing the role of figfollowing the end of the Cold War. Various chronic hystcncs tmmedlately drew wildly implausibl e parallels with Hitler 's usc of the leaf for cxerc1sc -: of Am eri can sa me expression to desc ribe hi s mnuencc. Far better, they argued, own vis ion of a Nazi-dominated lO leave the world 's future to the globe. Mor e ca uti ous crit ics United Nations. the true " last, best charged that what Mr. Bush rea ll y hope of Earth ." meals or drinks an average of eight ti mes each in the survey year, normally to nicer restauranls. - Pharmaceutical firms pay travel and other expenses for physi Cia ns and th eir gues ts to artcnd sem inars and con ferences in such Clarification The Marvin P. Cremeans lraiiSpOOcd to Orient Reception Center on Wednesday was a Racine residen~ and was 1101 Marvin Wayne Cremeans, son of Mr. and Mls. Basil Cremeans of Rutland, according to Meigs County sheriff's department. honeymoon hot spots as Hawai i , the Caribbea n and f-lorida. Some II percent of ph ysic ian s were offered ex pense- paid j unkets an average of twice eac h during the survey period. Minshall, Howard released James K. Minshall, 20, who was =tly indicted by the Meigs County Grand Jury on a charge of rw:iving slolen propeny, has been arrested and was released by the Court oC Common Pleas after bond was posted. . Wayne G. Howard, 20, Albany, was arrested on Thursday morntog on a charge of obsuucting an officer after giving false information to a deputy that had been called to Eagle Ridge Road regarding a vehicle report Howard was released on Thursday morning after posting bond for a hearing next weelc in Meigs County COWl - At most maJOr spo rtin g events, there is an en tourage of doclOrs and drug salesmen. Doctors are offered co mplimentary tickets to e nt erta inm ent and sporting eve nts. Six perce nt of physi cians received suc h freebies an average of twtce eac h m the sample period. - Drug compan y representa ti ves arc always callin g on doctors to sell prod ucts - and they often EMS units answer four calls leave with a C hri stma s stoc ki ng Four calls for assislance were answered on Thursday by units of Meigs Emergency Services. On Thursday at 12:55 p.m., Middleport squad went to Overbrook Center. aero Baker was ialcen 10 Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 6:57 p.m., Middleport station weotto the Fruth parking 101 for an auto fu-e. Luz Whyte was the vehicle owner. At 7:18p.m., Tupper.; Plains unit went to State Route 124 for Lydia Olevalier, who was taken to SL Joseph ~iial . At 9:54 p.m., Rutland ~uad went to Nelson Road and tool: Vtlvie McDonald to Holzer Medical Center. bchtnd full of smal l gifts, sometime s as small as ca lendars and pens. Half of all doctors in the survey were offered free samples the compani es were se lling. It can also mclude medical texts, offi ce equipment and cash. "The bribm g of doctors ... in any way, shape or form should be trcat.cd as an offense just as serious as the bribing of judges," Syd ney Wolfe told Co ngress. Foo tnote : As we 've re ported, one of the more ominous trends in medic ine is the legal kickback. ll is best illustrated by the story of a Floflda physician who referred a 100-year-old patient to a medical lab for a brain scan. The reason was · ·weakness.·· An alrcmativc ex planation for the rcfcrrdl is that th iS panicular doctor owned pan of th e lab and profited from th e $1,000 CAT scan fee . Since Medi care paid, some believe that it is a victimless. cri me. But in fact some one docs pay - the U.S. taxpayer. Jack Anderson and Micbael Binslein are syndicated columnists for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Memorial Day service pllznned The IO!st annual Memorial Day service will be held at the Burlingham Cemetery Monday atl :30 p.m. The Rev. Keith Kapple, Belpn:, formerly of Bedbd Township, will be the speaker, and there will be special music by Frank O'Brien, Denver Rice, Floyd and Coleen Brickles, and Scou Kllpple. Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, will conduct pauioti<: services and Olhers panicipaling in the observance will be the Modem Woodmen Youth. Dale Colburn will emcee the program. MHS class of '62 reunion set The Middleport High School Class of 1962 will have a reunon at I p.m Saturday at the old American Legion Hall oo South Founh in Middleport. Friends and former teachers oC the class are c~dially invited to auend. County video availlzble Additional copies of the "Meigs County: The Heart of the Valley" videotapes are now available, according to Aardvark Sound, the producer of the tape. those who ~ tapes may pick them up where the order was placed. Additional copies are also available at Farmers Bank and Savings Company, the Meigs County Parks Disuict office, Clarl<'s Jeweler.; and Gilmore's, at a costof$6.95. Proceeds benefit the Meigs County Parks Disuict. Does meditation increase longevity? George R. Plagenz Deadline for publication of election letters May 27 "a dive inlO lh e subcon scio us." Most of us, they contend, hve on the top layers of the mind. This is the conscious mind . At thi s leve l the head is in charge and tri es to direct everything. The conscious mind is a world of words, ideas and thou ght patterns. It is a world of the ego that is con stantly asserting itself or defendmg itself. It IS , therefo re, a world of stress and strain . In TM the goal is to get beneath the conscious mind to lhc subcon scious - that is, to a thought -less a war eness that h r in ~s res t an d re W.alion. ThiS is accomplt.shed by th e (C( itation of a manlra - a two- or throe -syllable sound without mean ing to th e person sayi ng It (although 11 IS a real word m some language, usuall y Sanskflt ). Th e so und IS pleasing , soo thin g and easy to say, like "Om tat sat. " Saying something pleasant but meaningless draw s auenUon away from the world of thou ght and meaning and aclivi ty. Tension di s- appea rs and with ten s iOn go ne there comes a new fee ling of ener- What should the new world order do? Berry's World William A. Rusher Today in history .' ' By The Associated Press Today is Friday, May 22, the 143rd day of 1992 There arc 223 days left in the year. Todlly's Hi ghlight in History : vn May 22. 1868, the Great Tmin Robbery took place in Indiana as se ven men held up the crew, detached the locomotive, and made off with S9S,OOO in cash. On thiS date: In 1761, the firl;tlife msurancc policy in the United SUites was ISSued , tn Philadelphia. In 181 3, composer R1chard Wagner was hom in Leipzig, Germany. In 181 9, the ftr st steam -propelled vessel to attempt a transatlantic crossing. the Savannah, departed from Savannah, Ga. (It arrived in Liverpool, England, on June 20.) In 1900, The Associated Press was incorporated in New York as a nonprofit news cooperative. In 1939, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini signed a " Pact of Steel" committing Germany and lialy to a military alliance. In 1947, the Truman Doctrine was enacted as Congress appropriated mil1tary and economic aid for Greece and Turlc:ey. In 19@, the lunar module of Apollo Ten separated from the command module and flew ID within nine miles of the moon's surface in a dress n:hcarsal for the flilltlunar landing. In 1972, the island nation of Ceylon became the repub~c of Sri Umka wi th the adoption of a new constiwtion. In 1979. Canadians went to the polls in parliamentary elections that put the Progressive Conservatives in power, ending the eleven-year tenure of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. ...,, . GUARD DUTY I ' \ Now, I happen to think - and also to hope - that what Mr. Bush has in mind is indeed a son of Pax Americana. It seems perfectly clear to me that, for the foreseea ble future, the Umted States alone will possess the mihtary and cconom1c power, and the political prestige, to lead the world 's nations . That ts not to say 11 won't need the help of its recent Cold War allies, or that Germany and Japan may oot, in the 21st century. give Uncle Sam seri ous competition for global ccooomic primacy . But thi s country ce rtainly can not retreat now (as the Ameri ca Firstcrs would have it do) iniO a11 inward-looking iso lationism that ignores the deep intcr-rclauon s between our interests and those of the re st of the world . Still less should we try to clothe with real power a United Nation s whose majority, as recently as four or ftve years ago, was actively seeki ng to cripple the free world. But what does, or ough~ " leading the world" amount to? New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis is appalled at Serbia's aggression against Croatia and Bosnia, and he correctly noted in a recent column: "The only thing that would have stopped (Serbia) was a credible threat of foro: ." He then exclaimed sarcastically : ' 'Some world order .... What has happened to the man who thrc.c days after Iraq grabbed Kuwall said, 'This will not stand'?" . In short, Lewis conceives 11 as Mr. Bush' s duty to lead the world in a retaliatory military strike : specifteally, to seize control of the air over th e former Yugoslavta, with a clear threat 10 do more tf Paper won't publish Monday gy. A Harvard Medical School cardiologist , Dr. Herb ert Benson , who se ow n tes ts co nfirm ed th e ph ySiological claims made for TM, came up with a mantra that works every bit as well as a TM mantra, he sa id . It is the EngliSh word "o ne." · "It tS a euphonious," said Ben son. "That IS, it docsn 't hav e sharp sounds and docs n 't rcq wrc cffon to say. And say mg 11 will shift atten tion from logical, exlCmall y ori ented thought as well as any Sanskrit wo rd .'' While Benson offered his word free to anybody, it turned out peopl e would rath er pay upward of $200 for a course m TM. Th ey saul of the Harvard doctor's syste m, '" What docs Harvard know about meditation''" Others added, ·' How can 11 be good if it's free?" George Pla~en1. is a syndicated columnist for Newspaper Enterprise As.wciation . Se rbia's aggress ion docs not cease. If that JSn' t ca lli ng on Un c le Sam to "act as the world's pohceman, " whal would IJc? Such blind in s iste nce on th e sta tu s quo, or even on st.n ctly peaceful meth ods of chang1ng the status quo , JS precise ly what the new world order ought not to try 10 compel . The analogy to Iraq 's invasion of Kuwait fallaci ous. Saddam Husse in was clearl y thr eatening to in vade Sa udt Arabta and th e oil em irates. If he had occ upied these he could have brought Japan and Wc..'\tcm Europe t.o their k.nccs in a maner of weeks by c ulling off a critical proport100 of their oil suppl y. To prevent such a catastrophe was a thoroughly proper concern of th e new world order , and of the United States as its leader. Unfortunately, even our State Dcparunent shows signs of being unable to dJS un gui sh betwee n the truly imponant and th e merely dis tress ing. Wh y on eanh is the Un ited States hounding Pcruvtan Pn:sident Alberto Fuj imon to restore co nstitutional ri ghts, as he str uggles to save his country from the most v1cious tcrrorisL') thi s side of Ca mbodia '' What co nce iva bl e ~xc u_sc is there for us to be organizmg mtcrnaoonal economic sanctioos against Ha1ti, simply because the military despots on that dirt poor island refuse to acquiesce in the electioo of a popular pro-com munist? As for Cmaua and Bosnia, let us weep for them - bu t not die for them. William Rusher is a syndicat td columnist for New spaper Enterprise As..ociation. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The office of the Pomeroy Daily Sentinel will be closed on Monday to allow employees to observe Memorial Day. There will be oo paper published. sam Barney At II a.m., members of the post will participate in Memorial Day services at Sacred Heart Cemetery on Holly Lane; at 11:30 at Rock Springs Cemetery ; at 12 noon, Navy memorial services w1ll be held at the Pomeroy levee; at I p.m., services will be held at Meigs Memory Gardens on State ROUie 7; at 1:30 p.m., Legionaires will participate at Chester, where a parade wiU get underway at the commons, with services at the Cbester Cemetery. Barney will speak there, as well. The final service for the day will be conducted by the post at 3:15 (Contiotd from pact I) p.m. at Hemlock Grove. "Let us not forget that Memorial Day is a day set aside to pay respect ID our service penons who protected our nation in times of war," Post Commander John Weeks said. "Memorial Day originated at the close of the Civil War and we of the American Legion give due recognition to vetmms d earlier wars." "AU people of the area are urged to auend and pay re~tto our war veterans," Weeks said. "A large crowd is anticipated." ()flr.ciai~(C=ft=~~from~~P•I~t~l)___________ from 54 percent; citizenship. 72 four tests. He said that after the percent, up from 70 percent; and March tests, 53,000 ninth -grader.; reading, 86 percent , virtually and 42,000 in the lOth grade had unchanged. 1101 passed math. Sanders said that after four •'These numbers include many auempts, the cumulative passing minority students attending some rates for IOth-gntden, by category, of Ohio's large urban schools," he are 95 pcrca~t in bOih reading and said. writing, 68 percent in madlemalics However, Sanders stressed thai and 81 perca~t in citizenship. math is a problem for studeniS all At a news conference, Sanders across the state, despite intervenexpressed concern that so many tion and curricula improvements IOth-graders have not passed all since the math problem was pinpointed by the initial tests in 1990. The percenta~e of blacks passThe Daily SenliDel ing reading has utCreased from 59 (UIIPIIU-1101 percent lo 86 percent in readin~. Pw~ithad ••e'I"J' Cases processed by Judge O'Brien Meigs County Court Judg e Patrick H. O'Brien processed 47 cases th~ week. Fined were: James Gray IV, Dublin, seat belt violation, costs only; James Calladine, Cleveland, safety violation, $497 and costs; Darrell Freeman, Scouown , seal belt violation, costs only; Mary Stanson, Athens, speed, $22 and costs; Franklin Carver, Athens, speed, $23 and costs; Twila Buck· ley, Pomeroy, speed, $23 and costs; K. Keith Krauuer , Columbus, speed, S24 and costs; Johnny R. Nelson, Middleport, speed, $23 and costs; Flossie M. Dill, Long Bottom , assured clear distance, S10 and costs; Timothy R. Gord er, Middleport, htmting withoutturlc:ey pmnit, $47 and costs. Gary B. Stalnaker, Pt. Charlotte, Fla, speed, $22 and costs; Eric A. Wyatt, Scottown, Ohio, speed, $20 and costs; Earl E. Phelps, Pomeroy, failure to yield, $10 and costs; Daniel 0 . Toban, Pomeroy, speed, $24 and costs; Josel'h P. Smith, Rutland, stop sign vtolation, $10 and costs ; Audra M. Harrison, Pomeroy, seat belt violation, costs; only; Mileah A. Bun, Nelsonville, driving under suspension, $75 and cosiS, three days m jail, suspended if valid operator's license within ffi days; Richard A. Ward, Pomeroy , seat belt violation, costs only; Gregory Davis, Westerville, speed, $29 and costs; Connie Staats, Pomeroy, speed, $22 and costs; David Seiben, Huntington, W.Va., speed, $20 and costs; Larry Olah 11, Huntington, W.Va., speed, SIO and costs; Debra Bumgardner, West Columbia, W.Va., seal belt violation, costs only. Jennifer L. Lee, Chester, seat belt violation, cost only; Ralph E. Hall, Pomeroy, seat belt violation, costs only; Marl: C. Theiss, Racine, failure to control, $20 and costs; David G. Lambert, Pomeroy,left of center, $10 and costs; James Rossi, New Haven, W.Va., seat belt violation, costs only; Sberry Rossi, New Haven, W.Va., seat belt violation, COsts only; Vickie Harris, Middleport. seat belt violation, costs only; iimolhy Bobo, Athens, DUI, 10 days in jail, $450 and costs, operator's license suspended for one year; Ellis English, Gallipolis, reckless operation, SHX> and costs. Jeremy Roush, New Haven , W.Va., DUJ, $350 and costs, throe days in jail. operatoc's license suspended for 90 days, upon enroll ment and completion of the RTP school, $150 of the fme and the jail will be suspended, conuibuting ID the delinquency of a minor, $200 Marvin Ray Edwards, Pomeroy, fine concurrent with DUI, costs; DUI, $350 and costs, three days m Jeffrey L Heskett, Richmondale, jail. operator's li10ense suspended driving under suspension, $75 and costs, three days in jail, suspended for 90 days, upon enrollment and 1f valid operator's license within completion of the RTP school, 150 days, failure to control, $25 S150 of fme and jail will be suspended, failw-e to control, $30 and and cosu. Diana Whaley, Columbus, pass- costs; Jeff E. Proffitt, Racine, driving bad checks, $100 and costs, ing under suspension , $100 and restitution; Jerry L . Barber , costs, 10 days in iail, suspended Reedsville, no operator's license, with valid operator s license w1thm $75 and casu, three days in jail, 90 days; Andy Doczi, Middlepon. suspended with valid operator 's Middleport, seat belt violation. license in 00 days; John Donohue, costs only; Timothy Deem, Middlepon, driving under suspen- Pomeroy, DUI, $450 and costs, 10 sion $125 and costs, 30 days'" days in jail, operator's license susjail, 'suspended to five days with pended for one year. vilid operator's license in 60 days; Forfeiting bonds were; John J. Racinda K. Fraley, Pomeroy, dis- Evans, Lon~ BOitnm, speed, $65 ; carded trash, $50 and costs; John Jeffrey Dan1els, Crown City, seat Partlow, Langsville, no operator: s belt violation, $40; Stuart license, $75 and costs, three days m Buchanan, Cincinnati, seat belt viojail, suspended with valid opera- lation, $40; Beanetta Buchanan, tor's license in 60 days , exp11ed Middleport, speed, $65. plates, $20 and costs. Clouds hang over much of nation By Tbe Associated Press The ho~day weekend will begin for Ohioans on Saturday with a threa! of rain. But forecasters said things will get better and Memorial Day will be mostly sunny and pleasantly cool. The chance of showers will linger on Sunday following passage of a cold front. Canadian air flow ing into Ohio in the front's wake should hold temperatures in th e upper 60s and low 70s. The record high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 93 degrees in 1941. The record low was 35 in 1883. Sunset tonight will be at 8:46 p.m. Sunrise on Saturday will be at 6:10a.m. Across tbe nation Clouds hung over much of the nation early this morning. It rained in some Midwestern and Western cities. Forecasters predicted cloudy skies today for most of the United States, except for areas west of the Rockies and in the Northeast , where more unseasonably high temperatures were expected. Rainshowers and thunderstnrms extended across much of the nation Thursday, while the Northeast enjoyed unusually warm and sunny weather. Rainshowers and thunder.;tonns ex tended Thursday evening over the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi valleys and throughout the Plains , parts of the Rockies and Alice Powell Davis Florida. Readings were expected to be in Alice Powell Davis, 81, Upper the 90s today in the Nonheasl from Arlington, died Wednesday. May Virginia to Maine, and in th e 20, 1992 at Riverside Methodist Southwest. Temperatures were ID Hospital. Born May 17, 1911 in Rutland, reac h the 80s in the Southeast. daughter of the late Benjamin and Lenon! Bradford Powell, she was a graduate of Ohio State University. She was a member of Covenant Veterans Memorial Hospil.al Presbyterian Church, the Ann THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Simpson Davis Chapter of th e None. DAR, the Columbus Colony of THURSDAY DISCHARGES Mayflower Descendants, and the Anhur Barr. Susanna Fuller White Chapter of XVII Century Colonial Dames. Holzer Medical Centtr Surviving are her husband, W. May 21 - Juanita Discharges, Rex Davis; two daught ers and Mrs . David Allison and Allen, sons-in-law, Dianne and Gerald daughter, Mattie Beegle, Deborah Annis of Upper Arlington, and Clonch and Lisa Gilman. Sharon and Donald Dodso n of Binhs, May 21- Mr. and Mrs. Morrisville, N.C.; a sister, Mrs . Richard Griffith. Gallipolis, a Janice L. Hebble of Oak Ridge, daughter. Tenn.; a brother, Dr. Bradford Powell of Chillicothe; and three grandchildren, Jeffrey S. Annis and his wife, Leigh Ann, of Hilliard , and Gregory M. Annis and Kevin FRI. THIU THURS. C. Annis, both of Columbus. Services will be 11 a.m. SaturPATRI CK SWAY ZE day in the Schoedinger Nonhwest Chapel , 1740 Zollinger Road, Columbus, with Dr. Bruce Lan~ ­ ford officiating. Burial will be tn Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus . Friends may call at the chapel Friday from 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. TRJ~ Memorial conuibutions may be =-::: made to the Guiding Eyes for the IPG ·t~ ... · - --~·,~-~ STAR OIIIIVIIIUIG 5HOW T,JO Blind Inc ., 611 Granite Sprin gs lDIIIUIOII Sl.lO Road , Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 10598. Hospital news CITY ~F JOY ......,l Ollto by tha Ohio v.n., hhtilllliftl CompanyiM•Itimedia IM., PorMPOJ', Olllo 4611111, I'lL 8112-11118. SocGNI ot... POII'NABI'EJ, S.od - 111 CoaYL · -St., .. The Datlr Sea&tnel, Pwi&O)I,Oitio .S711. 11Vt18CJUP'110N RATU 117Corrior .. - ..... o.ow.............. ................................ ll.BO g::: ~~··IINGU:COPY · · ·· PUC& ·· · • • • • • • ··~~: ::: Dolly...•.....•.....•..•....•....•.•......•...._.21 8 t ribtn ..... 6Nh1 .. lo , . , tM ...... •ired ...,........ Naturalizer, Hush Puppies, Nurse Mates, K. Swiss, L.A. Gear, Asics, Cherokee, Florsheim. (Reel Wings not lnduded) c... .., .... ,. nml& I• ..t•anoa &o The: Deny s.nuntl on • thn•, lri11 er 12 .....u. . .. OMit wfll be -'"'" Clrrier uell,..... No '"""'"pllou by moil penniiiM to anu when hom~ urrier aeniel t1 ....looblo. _ WE CONGRATULATE ALL OUR AREA HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ILY SHOES I...W.MotpC.....- w........................................... 121 .u 12 w..u.......................................... ll4 .76 13 :J6 w..u.......................................... l43 .16 u O...W.II_. c-alr w.~~a ..........................................l23.40 :J6Woob ..•... .•...•........................•.....I46JO 112 w..u .......................................... IU .OO 210 EAST MAIN South Ceotral Ohio Tonight, mostly clear. Low ~5t/J. Satwday, panly sunny. Widely scauered showers and thunder- . stonns in the afternoon. High in the : upper 80s. The chance of rain is 30 · percent. Extended forecast Sunday through Tuesday: Sunday, a chance of showers . Highs 60-65 north , 65 -70 south . Lows mostly in the 50s. Monday, fair. Highs in the 60s nonh. 65-70 . south. Lows in upper 40s to mid50s. Tuesday , a chance of rain . Highs mostly in the 60s. Lows tn the 40s. Stocks Am Ele Power .... .. .... .3 1 I (1. Ash land on ........ .......JI I/4 AT&T................ ................ .42 7{8 Bank0ne.......................... ..46 Bob Evans ......................... 17 3/4 Channing Shop. . . ......... .29 3/4 City Holding ................... ... 20 3/4 Federal Mogul... ................. 18 7{8 Goodyear T&R ............... 71 7{8 Key Centurion ................ ... 19 Lands End.......................... .3 1 Limited Inc...................... 20 1{8 Multimedia Inc ..... .... ......... 28 Rax Restaurant ................ 1 3/8 Reliance Elecuic .......... ...... 20 1/4 Robbins&Myer.; ................ 15 1(1. Shoney's Inc .................... ..20 l/4 Star Bank .............. ............ 36 1/2 Wendy lnl'l... ................ 12 1/2 Worthington Ind ...... .... ...... 23 Stock rtports are tbe 10:30 a.m. quotes pro•idtd by Blunt, Ellis and Loewi <I Gallipolis. 1992 LEGIS LA TOR OF THE YEAR - Mark Malone, repre· sentatlvt or the 94th District, House or Reprrsentatins, was named the 1992 Legislator <I the Year by the South Central Ohio District CouocU oC Carpenttrs and Millwrights. He was prestoltd a trophy at Wednesday night's meeting oC Pomeroy Local 650 by David A. Gregg, business representati•e for the South Ctolral Districl Council. WE REGRET THE ERROR which appears in today's special graduation supplement The caption under the picture should have read: COLONY THEATRE an.n.0011, Monday M.-: The Mlodotod "'-· ll1d J.IJt Ohio N•••p~per Aleodadoa, Nadonal ~..U•Ial RlpnNn&a&t.•. Branham Nowopaper lloloo, 731 Till.,. """"'· N.wYort, NIW 'bt 10017. Midwest, central California and western Oregon. Forecasters predicted readings in the 70s for the southern Plains and the Rockies, with temperatureS in the 50s and 60s in the northern Plains. High temperature records included 92 degrees tn Car1bou, Maine, beating the 1977 record of 85, and Hartford, Conn .. 91 degrees. compared with 90 in 1936. Warwick, R.I ., tied the record of 91 degrees set in 1921. Weather Area deaths \lnollrP Frhlay, 1 D eo.rt. 8t. , Pam.c: UJ, , ..... ,.klat PwAfO)I, Ohio. The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 992·6254 POMEROY Chris Ebersbach Southern High School son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ebersbach $3.81 AL L IIATI ~ll ~ I ' UHOJ.• !.AM.I.J ~ ~ l r.I'T SS.D EVl~ lllr. ~HfAI~ AWl ' liJI JnJ[llrj �Sports Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 22, I IIlii' t:1 Andy Van Slyke is the exception. His singles in the first and fourth innings were the only hits off John Burkett (4 -1) and Mike Jackson, who combined to retire the last 16 batters. The only other NL game saw New York take San Diego 8-3. The percentages finally caught up with Walk (1-3), who hadn't lost at Candlestick since July 21, 1987, and to anyone on the road in 24 games since June 8, 1990, at New York. Kevin Bass, who snapped an 0for-19 slump with a second-inning tnple, led off the winning rally with a seventh-inning double and went to third on rookie catcher Jim McNamara's bunt single. After rookie Royce Clayton lined into a double play, Mike Felder batled for Burtr.eu and Walk bounced a 1-2 pitch past catcher Mike LaValliere, scoring Bass. "I got a liule greedy and tried to strike him out," said Walk, who yielded four hilS in seven innings. Mets 8, Padres 3 "I bounced a curve in front of At San Diego, Bobby Bonilla Spanky (LaValliere)." and Eddie Murray homered to lead Burkett, who had received 48 a 14-hit attack that backed Sid Ferruns of support in his previous nandez, who struck out 10 in seven eight starts, faced 22 batters. one innings. over the minimum, in seven Murray had four hits, including innings while posting his fourth a three-run homer. Bonilla, who straight victory. He struck out four had two homers on Opening Day and walked none. and then none until Tuesday and again Thursday , doubled his total and drove in seven runs in the fourgame series. Fernandez moved to second in the National League with 62 strikeouts, behino only teammate David Cone, who has 69. Benito Santiago, Gary Sheffield and Darrin Jackson hit solo homers for San Diego. Cleveland bombs Chicago 107-81 Trailing 4-2 going into the bottom of the fifth inning, Pam Douthitt's Eastern softball team scored a dramatic come -from behind 7-4 victory over the Manch ester Greyhounds at Waverly Wednesday in Division Ill district tOurnament play. The big blow in the frame came from sophomore Jaime Wilson, who slammed a three run triple for the Eagles, who now stand at II ·2 and have earned a berth in the dis trict finals to be played today at 5:30p.m. at Waverly High School. Eastern ~ot off to a very good start as sentor hurler Lee Gillilan struck out the side in the first inning. That, comm~ in the heart of the Manchester lineup, greatly boosted Eastern's confidence. Freshman Jessica Radford reached base in Eastern's half of the frame, but two Eagles also struck out in what was building into a great piiCher's duel at this point. Radford was involved in every Eastern scoring opportunity. Gillilan struck out the side again in the second inning, and then two of three in the third, fanning eight of the first nine bauers she faced. Eastern threatened when Lisa Golden, Amy Well and Carrie Morrissey each walked in the second to load the bases. EHS carne up empty however. In the third EHS gvl on the board fiTS! when with one out, Rad ford singled, Gillilan walked, and · Rachel Hawley walked. Lisa Golden reached on an error to force home a run before Pennr Aeiker d1d the same on a fielder s choice to put Eastern ahead 2-0. In the lop of the fourth, Manch· ester cut the lead to 2-1 on an error and consecuuvc si ngles by Tanya Fryman and Angie Hatfield. Eastern batter s went down 1n order in thCJr half of the fourth as two of three struck out In the fifth , Manchester took a 4-2 lead on a walk to Carrie Blanton , an error, and two run double by Fryman. Fryman scored on a throwing error. Eastern rallied in fifth fram e when Radford walked, Gillilan singled and Hawley reached on an error before Golden walked to forte in a run. Aeiker reached on a fielder 's choice on a play at the plate, where Gillilan could not beat the throw to tie the score. One play later a Carrie Morrissey tied the score at 4-4, then Wilson stepped to the plate to clean the bases with her long, hard three -run triple . Eastern now led 7-4. Although one runner reached base 10 the sixth and seventh frames for Manchester, the EHS defense played well and preserved the game. Gillilan fanned eight, walked just two and gave up four hits. Blanton suffered the loss. fan ning rive, walking SIX and giving up three h11S. Scoreboard In the majors ... Tonight 's games NATIONAL LEAGUE [.....,.Dhllkwt Tta~~~ W L Pd. 590 C8 . f\t~ . .... . ... 2JI6 SL Lou.i, New Yad: 23 17 57~ I 2.1 19 17 20 S48 15 4~9 .I 7 2 I 17 21 .447 436 I l .l Montreal . Alillde.lpfu& ... 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' .._,_. ~ - ..._ - __ ----.. HATS OFF TO JAY - San Francisco's Darren Lewis I06es his helmet while sliding into second base in the eighth inning or Thursday's Nallooal League game against visiting Pittsburgh, which the Giants won 1-6. Pirate shortstop Jay Bell, who waits ror tbe ball, got it in time to retire Lewis. (AP) California Angels' bus crashes By MELANIE BURNEY DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) - Members of the California Angels credit a tree-lined highway for sparing them serious injury when their chartered bus careened out of control on the New Jersey Turnpike. The bus slid off the roadway toward a 15-foot embankment, eventually landing on its side. It res ted precariously against trees after snapping branches. "What was holding it up was one or two trees," said third base coach John Wathan, who was not seriously hurt. "Otherwise, it would have careened down about 15 or 20 more feet and rolled over 6.99 LOWE'S HOTEL 3"x5"x8' Treated Landscape Timbers knee. Rodgers, 53, was expected to be transferred from a Philadelphia hospital today to Centinela Hospital in Englewood , Calif., for surgery on his elbow. Meanwhile, Wathan will manage the team , said Angels spokesman Tim Mead. Catered By Wef[ington s Cil ll Fo r Menus & Reservations (304) 675-2260 Clear'!. dry and kepi unoer cover Cash and carry only SPF Fr Lumber 10' 12' 14' 16' . 2.49 2.89 3.39 3.99 once or twice.'' Twelve team members, mcludlng manager Buck Rodger s, were '"Jured. Rodgers, who broke a rib his left knee and elbow. and thr~ others remained hospitaliZed today. The accident early Thursday JOlted the team, which was travel· ing from a loss to the New York Yankees to a weekend series with the Baltimore Orioles. "It could have bee n a lot worse," said Hall of Farner Rod Carew, a hittin g instruclor with the team who wa.s among the 12 pas· sc ngers InJured . ·'I'm surprised that more of us didn't get hurt." 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Please call Pete Costello or Pam Hayes at DNR-Waste Management Section, (304) 558-2745, or write to 1356 Hansford Street, Charleston, WV 25301. 5/4"x6"x12' Pressure Treated By HOWARD ULMAN BOSTON (AP) Kevin Stevens is the latest embodiment of the theme of the Pittsburgh .Penguins season: If you can endure the tough times, the triumphs will fol low. Stevens snapped out of a minor scoring slump in a major way Thursday night with four goals as the defending champions beat Boston 5-1 and moved a win away from the Stanley Cup finals. The Penguins can sweep the Bruins out of the best -of-se ven Wales Conference finals with a win on Saturday night Stevens , second in the NHL with 54 regular-season goals, had none in the f lTSt two games of the series. He had three in the first period Thursday. " I don 't think I've scored in TOTAL REJECTION - Cleveland t'roatman Lai'T}' Nance (22) four games and when you're a goal rises above Chicago center Stacey King to block the latrer's shot, ao; scorer, you worry about these Michael Jordan watches, during tbe third quarter or Thursday things," he said. "That was a good night's NBA Eastern Conrerence championship series game in way to get it going and it couldn't Chicago, which the Cavaliers won 107-81. (AP) happen in a better place." "We've been trying to get him the puck the last few games," Mario Lemieux said. "You can't keep a great player like that down for very long." Stevens grew up in a Boston CINCINNATI (AP) - Former absen ce gave receivers Todd suburb, attended Boston College Ohio State standout An Schlichter, Smith, Alonzo Sullivan and Corey and signed an offer sheet with the whose NFL career was cut short Ray a chance to stand ouL Bruins before the season. He Smith caught four passes for 98 seemed eager to return home, but because of his gam blmg, is still a master of the Arena Football yards and two touchdowns, Sulli- the Penguins ma({:hed the offer. He van caught four passes for 66 yards recovered from that apparent disapLeague. Schlichter played only the first and a TD, and Ray made an acro- pointment and had an outstanding half but completed eight of II batic caiCh for a 37 -yard score from season. passes for 183 yards and four Schlichter. The Penguins had several disap"I think the toughest cuts arc pointments, the most tragic the touchdowns in the debut Saturday of the Cincinnati Rockers , who gomg to come from the ra:eivcrs," death of coach Bob Johnson, who beat the Dallas Texans in an exht- Curci said. led them to last year's Stanley Cup Curci said the Rocker s need title. bition game at Knoxville, Tenn . The Rockers led 34 -9 when improvement in several areas for From Feb. 4 through March 21, Schlichter left. and held on tn win their second exhibition game the Penguins were in fourth place 44-19 before a crowd of 570 in tonight asainst the Arizona Rattlers in the Patrick Division. But they 24,545 -seat Thompson-Boling in San D.ego. especial! y ill rushing were 12-5-1 in their last 18 games. the passer and pass protccuon . Arena. They overcame more adversity Schlichter taking winning ways in new AFL to Rockers "I think it 's pretty obvious we're a much betler team with An in the game than we are without him," coach Fran Curci said. "I was very surprised we cxc· cutcd as well as we did the first half, especially since we didn't get any practice m an arena all week. A big reason we were so effective was because of Art.' ' Despite leading the Rock ers to touchdown s on five straight first half possessions, Schlichter didn't put much stock in his performance. "I wish it counted, but it's just an exhibition game," he said. "I felt like I threw the ball and got my Liming down a little, and that 's alii wanled to do." Schlichter led the Detroit Drive to the Arena Bowl championship game in 1990 and 1991 and was the league's MVP in 1990 when the Drive won the title. "I was very happy with our intensity for the flCSt game," Curci said. "If we can keep playing that hard, we do have a chance to have an outstanding football team ." Backups Clemente Gordon and Sal Gcnilla took over for Schlichter in the second half and had trouble moving the ball. The Rockers' first-half aerial assault came without former Bengals receiver Ira Hillary , who missed the game with a pulled muscle in his rib cage. Hillary is expected to be th e Rockers ' prime receiver. 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So well, in fact, that the Pen guins can complete a 4-0 sweep Saturday night of a team that swept Monucal 4-0 in the Adams Di vision fmals . Bryan Trottier got hi s 71 st playoff goal, eighth highest in history . to make the score 4-0, and goaltender Tom Barrasso was outstanding. He stopped 31 shots and gave up only one goal to Joe Juneau that made the score 4-1 at 8:11 of the third penod. But it was Stevens, with help from the e.ccllent playmaking of Lemieux and Jaromir Ja~r. who had the biggest game. Lcm1cux and Jagr had three assists each. Stevens scored three goals in 5 55, starting with 9:08 gone in the game, to give Pittsburgh a 3-0 lead and force Boston to open up its game, a tactic that could be cos~y . Lemieux was the force behind the first goal. He barreled up the middle with the puck on a breakout after Boston had pressured Barrasso. He dropped it to a trailing Jagr , who immediate! y found Stevens at the right comer of the crease for a quick shot. Lemieux al so asSisted on Stevens' third goal as he passed across the slot to a w1de -o pen Stevens 10 feet away from goahc pen:enl, and the Cavaliers 2 1 of 33 for 63 .6 pertenL "The first h.alf was the best half we played all year," Price said. The Bulls, missing their f lCSt 13 shots of the game, could never get closer than 19 points and once trailed by 35 points. " It was a lackluster effort on our part and a stellar effO!l on their part," said Jackson. "My congrat· ulations to the Cleveland coaching sraff for the job they did in gelling their players ready for the game." Wilkens had no doubiS aboot his team coming back. " I was confident we'd come out and pia y harder and better and with a lot more intensity than we did in the first game," said Wilkens. " We were all unhappy with that performance." The series shifts to Cleveland for games Saturday and Monday afternoons, with the fifth game scheduled in Chicago next Wednesday night. "We will regroup and be ready for the next game," said Jackson. Michael Jordan led the Bulls with 20 points, with reserves B.J. Armstrong scoring 16 and Stacey K.mg 13. Pippen had II. King was one of the replacements for center Bill Cartwright who left the game in the first quarter with a strained back. Jordan, who missed his first six shots and was 7 of 22 from the field , had a sore throat and left immediately after the game, instead issuing a statement "We have confidence in our- selves and we ' II be ready fD,J them," the statement said. "We've, had confidence all year long and no doubt in our mind that we will regroup." . "It was frustrating and embar· rassing, but there's no reason to' feel sorry for ourselves," said Pip-· pen. "Now we have to go on the road and win_" That m1ght be tough against theCavaliers, who have won nine of their last 10 games at home and are 5-I there in the playoffs. 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In the first two periods , the defending NBA champion Bulls were 12 of 43 from the field, 27 .9 Pittsburgh posts 5-1 victory over Boston NOWTHRU SUNDAY, MAY 24 Eastern beats Manchester 7-4 in D-III district tourney The Dally Sentinel-Page-S In the NBA playoffs, San Francisco, New York victors in light NL action SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Things have been great for the San Francisco Giants, pitiful for the Pittsburgh Pirates lately. Their three-game series proved it The Giants scored the only run on Bob Walk's wild piiCh with two ouiS in the seventh inning and held on for a 1-0 victory Thursday for a sweep of the series. " We caught a couple of breaks today," manager Roger Craig said after the Giants won for the eighth Lime in 10 games to tic the Pinlles for the best record (23 -16) in the National League. The Pirates, losing their sixth in a row, were swept by !hi! Giants for the first time since July 25-28, 1985, and escaped Candlestick Park after mustering merely 12 hits and three runs in the series. "To be honest , I'm not that discouraged," Pirates manager Jim Leyland said. "We got three good ,1ar!S from our piiChers, but we ' re Just not hilling.'' • 1991 Corsica .. �' Pag 6 The Dally Sentinel Friday, May 22, 1992 OhiO Friday, May 22, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Apostolic t:hureh or jesus Christ Apostolic Church of Christ VanZandt and Ward Rd. Paslor: James Miller Sunday School - 10:30 a.m 212 W. Main St Pas1or: And~w Miles Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Evcrung -7:30p.m . Wunhtp - 10:30a .m ., 7 p.m Wcdn<osd••yServtces - 7:30 . Pomeroy Church of Christ WWnesday Scrvtces- 7 p.m Church or Wo rslup - 10 a.m. , 6 p.m . 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Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 1 p m We dnesday Services - 7 p.m A .~ h 992-6472 MIOOI.EPOIT, 0110 Smith·Nelson Motors, Inc. 992·2174 POMEROY, OHIO Strl't'l Fn-twill Baptist Mtddlcpon SunJay School 10 a.m. Wurs h1p - II a.m. Wednesday Service 7.30 p.m '>IU<WIY Service - Sacred Heart Calhollc Church 161 Multx.'ny Ave., Pcwncroy, 992-5898 llas iOr : Rc.,. _Waltt:r E. lletnz Sat Con 4:45-5:15 p.m.; Mus - 5:30p.m Sun . Con . - 8:45 -9: 15 a.m., Sw1 Mass · 9:30a.m Dail y Mass - 8:30 a m Bearwallow Ridge Church or Christ PaslOr: Jack Colegrove Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6 :30p.m Wednesda y Servicei- 6.30p.m. 7Jon Church o( Christ Pomeroy, Harrisoo ville Rd. (Rt 143) Pastor : interim paslOr Sunday School- 9:30 a. m. Worsh ip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m Wednesday Se rv1ces · 7 p.m. Grac~ Episcopal Church 326 E. Main SL, Pomeroy Paslor· Rev _Dr. Roy C. .\-tym Sunday school and wontu p- II a.m Holiness Bradrord Chun:h or Christ St. Rt 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pas tor: Derek Stum p Sunday School - 9·30 a.m Worohip - 10.30 a.m. 7:30 p.m Wednesday Semces 7:30p m Success Road Church of Chri st Pasior: J ~cph B. H 05 km ~ SUilday School - 9 a.m Worship · 10 am, 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrv1 ccs 7 p.m Ubl'f'IY Christian Church J:k;.:ter Pastor: Woody Call Sunda y School · 10 a.m Even!J1 g - 1 p.m. Wednt:Way -Sc rv1 ce - 7 p.m Langs\'lllt Christian Church SWld ty School · 9.30 t .m Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 7:30 p.m Wednesda y Servu:e 7:30p.m Hemll)('k Cro\'e Church Panor: Charles Dorm gan Sunda y school - 10:30 a.m Wors h1p - 9J Oa.m., 7 p.m. RHds \'lllt Church of Chrlsr Pastor: PhiLp StufTll Sunday School: 9:30 a.m Won.hipScrviec: !0 :30 a.m Bible Study, Wed nesd ay, 6:30 p.m Church of God MI. Moriah Church of Cod Racu\C' PastOJ : Rev . Jam es Sa1terficld Sunday School - 9:45 a.m Evenmg - 7 p m Wednesda y SeM ccs 7 p.m Rulland Church of God Pa stor : John r:. Corcoran Sunday Sehoul - 10 am Wors hip 1\ a.m., 7 p. m Wednesda y S ervt ce~ - 7 p.rn Syracu.o;r- Church of Cod Apple and Scoond S1~ POMEROY, OHIO Lambert Insurance Agency SALLY LAMBERT, AGENT 992·6641 POMEROY, OHIO CHESTER, OHIO INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY 992·2635 POMEROY, OHIO Rutland Pas to r: Anhur C111bl rec SWlday ~chool - 9:30 a m Worsh1p - 10:30 a.m Thu~d ay Servic~ · 7 p.m Latter-Day Saints Salem Center PaiiiOr Ron Ftercc Sunday School 9·15 a.m Wor~ h1p - \0·15 a m Re«ganizrd Church o( jtsUS Christ in lallrr Oat" Saints Portland Ra~me Rd Past01 · W11ham Roush SWJday School - 9:30 a.m Worshtp - 10:30 a. m. Wednesda y Setv»tts · 7·30 p.m · SundaySchool lOam Ev erung 7 p m Wcdnesdily Semc.c. 7 p m Middlt>port Church or lht Nazar en" Pas10r. Re,. . Uoyd D Gn mrn. Jr Sunday School - 9:30am Worship - 10:30 am, 6 ·30 p m Wednesday Servi ces - 7 p.m Full C.ospd Lil-:hlhoust' 33045 lhJand Koad, Pomnuy Pastor i{ oy ll un lr r Sunday School I0 <~ m bemng 7 ](J r rn l uc\day & lhursd.ty -,~ 30 p m Ref'dsv llle Fe llm~·ship Chur ch of lhe Nazaren e Pastor: John W Dou g ! a~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m Wors h.i p - I 0· 45 a.m., 7 p.m Wedne sday Sem a=s - 7 p.m. !\'e ast' Seult• mt•nl Church Sund.ly Wursh1p ~ JO p m . 'I hur sd~y servLCCS 'f 30 p m Soulh R(•th i'l \t'" Tl'stamcnt Sd\ler K1dge l'a slor Duam: Sydemtncker Sundi!y School 9 a m Wonh1p 10 am, 7 p m W c dn e~ day SeTVJu: -,, p.m Snowville fl orence SmJt.h S wL J<~y Sc hool - \Oa.rn Wors h1p - 9 am r~stor · Southern Cluster Apple Crove Pastor· Ca rl H1cb Sunday School - 9 a.m Wors hip - 10 a.m., 7 p m Thursday Services · 7 r m Lutheran St. John lutheran ChuKh Pine Grove l1as1or· Lau111 A. Leach Shrefncr Won.h1p -9-30 a.m SW1 d.1y School - 10:30 a.m B('thany Svr aC U!O(' Church or the Nuarent• · l'aslor: Rev. Glenn McMillan SWld ay School - 9:30 t .m. Worship - 10:30 a. m.. 6p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m llomeruy Church ur the N~tutrc-ne Pastor: Rev. Thomas McClung Sunday School · 9:30a.m Wonh1 p - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m Wednesday Sc rv 1ecs - 7 p.m Carlr tun lnterdl•nominatlonal Chunh Kmgsb uf)· Road Pas10r: Clyde W Hc:ndc rson Sund~v School 9:30a m E~emn g · 7 p.m Wednesday Semu: 7 p rn Fr('('dom Gospl'l 'Aission Bald Kooh, on Cu Rd. J I l'as1or Rev Rot;cr W1llford Sunday School q 30 a m Worsh1 p- 10 45 am, 7 p m WcdneHiay Serv1u: I p m Chi'Sil't Church of the Nu.arcnt' Pastor· Rc\1 Herbcn Grate Sunday School - 9:30 a.m Wonh1p 11am, 6pm Wcdnesda)· Scrv1ccs - 1 p.m Rutlllt nd Chur ch of the Nazar em• i' a ~ l ur Samuel Basye SunJay Sd1ool 9.30 a.m. Worsht p I0 30 a.m., 6 :30p.m Wcdnc>day S.Crv1ccs - 1 p.m Whitc\ C hapt>l W c~lr~a n Cool\llllc Road l'a ~ IOf . Rev l'h..t lL p Ridenour S u.nda~ School · 910 ~ m Worsh1p 10 30 am Wcdrlesday ::iervLCC 7 r m l'orll<~nd Firsl Chun-h uf the ~· lll.ar cm· Wtl!J am Justn S umJ ~y School - 9:30a.m W o r~ htp 10 40 a.m., 7 p.m Wu1 nesda y Sc rvt ce~- 1 p m Fair,.iew 1\iblf' Chur ch Lctan. W v,. Rt 1 Pii~ L or · lame s L.ewt s Sunday School - 11 am P ~~to r : Wor~ htp Trinity Congregational Church Pas tor. Rev. Roland Wildman Church - 9: 15a.m Wors tup !0·30 am Sw1J ay School - 10 a rn Worship Q a. m Wednesday Scrv1ces - 10 am Carmel Pas tor· Kenn eth Bake r Sundav School - 9 JU a m Wors h1p · 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4tll Stm ) St. Paul Lutheran Church Co mer Sycamore & Second St. , Pcmcru; l'a~10r. Lau111 A. Leach Shrefncr Su nday School 9:45 a.m Worshi p · II a.m. ,\1orning Star Pastor: K(!nnctll Raker Sunday School - 9:45 a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Servi ces 7:30 p.m United Methodist Sutton Pastor: Kennclh Raker Sunday School - 9:30 a m Wursh1 p - 10 45 a.m. (I sl & 3rd Sun) Graham Unitrd Method~ Wordup - 9:30a.m. (I st & 2nd Sun ) . J.JO pm (JnJ & 41h Sun) Wednesday Serv1a:- 7.JO p.m East L-etarl Pastor: Roger Grace Su nd t~y School - 10 a.m Wors tup · 9 a.m \11 Olivt Unilt'd "'rthodist Off 124 behmd WUkesvtlle P'astor: lllv lc~ Jonn Sunday School. · 9 10 a m Wors hrp - 10:30a m ,7pm Thursday Serv~ees - 7 p. m Racine Pastor. Roge r Grace Sunda)' School - 10 a.m. Wors htp 11 am \1 dJ!~ C'ooperalht' P:l ric;h \ orlhcast Clusll'r Th e Sal vatiun Ann y 11 5 Butternut Ave. Pnmcroy Sunday Schoo l 10 30 am Wo~ lup - 10:00 a rn. 7 30 p m Alfml llastor - Sharon Hausman School · 9:30am W or~ lup - !I a.m.. 6 ·30 p m Laurel CliffFrff Mt~hodi s l Chur ch Puior. W tlham Willi a.rm Sund•y School · 930 •.m. Worship - 10:)0 a.m., 1 p.m Wednesday ScMces - 1 p.m 7 JO prn Ch ~ cr l'aslor Sh&roo H.a usman Wors h1p - 9 a.m \ Sunday School - 10 a m Thursd<ay ServiCeS - 7 p m Rutland Bible Methodist Pastor: Rev_Ivan Myr.f"i Sunday School 9.30 a.m Eve n!J1g -7 p.m. Wednesday Se rv~ ccs - 7 p.m Joppa PaslOI' Brend.1 Weber Worsh1p 9-30 am Sunday School - I0:10am W cd nnda~ ScrviCCS . 7 30 r m Coohillc United Methodist Pari.~ !)astor· Harold E. Alloway-Pndd y Coolvlllr Church Matn &. F1fth St SWlday School - 10 a.m Worsh1p 9 1.m Tuc~day Scrvuxs - 7 p.m Lon~ Rou om Pastor Charles Eaton Surld.1y School- 9 .30 am Wut stup - 10.30.1 m WcJ ncsday Scrv1cts- 7_30 p.m Brthrl Church Town shJp Rd., 468C Sund.ily School · 9 .il.m Worship 10 a.m Wcd ncMay Strv1 cts - 10 am RN."dstillt Pastor - Rtv Charles E.o~~.oo Wonh•p -9 30 am Sunday School · I0 JO am Wrdll{'sday ScrviC.C..l 7:30 p.m Hoc kinJ!:porl Church Grand St reC1 Sund ay Schoo. - !0 a m WonhLp · l l am Wcdnc!d ay Scm ccs - 8 p m Tup pCf's Plaim St. Paul Pa~ lor : Sharoo Hausman Sunday School · 9 a m Worsh1p 10 am rue~day )erv~ ce5 . 1 30 r m Ctntral Clust('(' Asburv (S ~Tacu~) Pastor Wc~ICy Thatche r Torch Church Co. Rd. 6J Sunday School -9:30 a_ m WtXshLp - 10:30 am Nazarene Raclnr Flrst Church olthf Naurent Pentecostal PcntL'l'UStal A~mbly St R1 124. Raonc l'a sror Wtllnun Hut-Lack )und~vS<:hool lOam r:...·cnmg 7 p m Wcd noday Scrvlln 7 p m \1iddlr port Pent t'('osl al l l11rd Ave Pa sto r Rev Cla rll l!akcr Sunday School 10 am E\l enm g - 6pm Wednc iday Sc: rv,ces - 7:30p.m D ycs ~ill c Communi !)· C hur ch Sunday Sehoul · 9 JO a m W o r~h1p 1010am 7pm Burlington Community Churrh Bur l.t n ~ h am Presbyterian Harrisonwllle Presbyterian Church Worshrp · 9 a.m Sunday School - 9 45 am .\1 iddlt•porl Prt''ib ylrria n Sunday School - 9 am • \~ 1 1t ~ h1p · I0 a.m.• 4 p rn. (Jtd &. 4t.h Sun )' S)ra ru ~ First Lnited Presb)' l<'l'ian Sund ay School - 10 a.m Wunhrp - 1 1 a.m., 4 p.m (lsi & Jrd Sun.-1 Seventh-Day Adventist Sen·nlh -Day Ad\l cnti~ Mu lbe rry Ills. Rd .. Pomm1y hilh Gospt'l Chur ch Long Bonom Sund-1y School - 9:30am Wor>h1p - 10.45 a.m . 7 30 p.m Wednesday 7:30 pm United Faith Chu.-ch Rt 7 on Pome roy B )·- Pa~ s Pas lor Rev Robert E. Smllh. Sr Sund a ~ School 9:30 am Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday ScrvL ct 7 p.m E('clesla Ft llowsllip 128 Mill S1. . Modd le pon Pastor~ Chuck McPhcnon RAWUNGI-<OAn RACINE Pll\NING MILL Mdll'l o1 k r, ;l fJIIl PI M ~ k r1 p FISHER FUNERAL HOME Pas10r: Roh Snyder St iu rday & rv rccs Sabbath School 2 p m Wonh1p - 3 p m United Brethren M t. Hennon Un lteod Brf'thrcn in Chrlv: Churrh Tcus Commwuty off (1{ X~ l~s10r Robe rt SanOCr-.; Sunday Sc h~ 9 10 am Worsht p l030am .7 ~Opm W cdnc~day Sc rv1 cn llO r m Edf'n l,; nilf'd Hrcthrcn in Chr i..-1 ~ 1n mdcs north of R~cdsvtlle un ~talc Roo1e 114 Pastor Rc.,. Rohcn \hrl lqSunday School 10 am Wor.;h1p 7 ]() p m Wednesday ScrviCC~ . 7 10 r m Syiii ( \J SP 992-5141 991 ]9/ 8 POMEROY. OHI0 - 992 -Ilb/7 264 Iouth 2nd Brogan-Warner CENTIRt INC. INSURANCE ~ · SERVICES =_.t:... ~ Pom er o y BILL QUICKEL CHURCH SUPPLIES & BIBLES 0\\;(( Srw ®o,,r;l 93 Mill Street Middleport . Ohio 46760 16141 992·6657 - 998 0 SALES 204 Condor lt . Pomeroy, OH . 992-2975 11 4 [ Ma10 991 51JO Pomf! oy Ni1110nw&de In s Co Ill Col umbu ~ . 0 110 4 W M.t1 n n1Bl l Po mfro., 992 -5432 786 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDLEPORT OHIO ~~9 · POMIIIOY, OHIO Space For Rent 5 2.50 Per Week call992-21 56 • 271 North S.contl Middleport , SWISHER & LOHSE Veterans Memorial Hospital IAIT MAIN 1 Ohio ;U:' , I IVf1 \ ~01 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Cblciu · 228 W. Moin II ., Pomeroy Middleport MEIGS TIRE John F Fui!L Mqr Ph 9911i0 1 Crow' s Family Rest our oot 'flllutl~fi<W~~t'' f,l,d ~~~~! l " fi", ( ' IP I•nn\ liSf M.marioiDr 992 · 2104 EWING FUNERAL HOME ·"/) iplit' nnd "-- t'r iH T llun, , -Es l a bli S ~ Pd 19 1.1 992 -2121 106 Mulberry he. Pomeroy • Rt>joicin g Life Church 2nd Ave , \-·hddl epon P a ~ lor · Rev ,\1J chacll1ang!o Sunday School · I 0 a.m Wednesday Sc rvtces - 7 p.m Uazrl Communil y Church OH Rt 124 Pil!ilor Edsel llan Sunday School - 9-JO ~ m Wo r ~h 1 p I 0 30 am . 7 30 p m .".11 . Olht Co mmunit y Chur ch Pmor· La wrcnce Bush Sunday School - 9:10 .1.m Everu11 g 7 p.m Wedncday Scrv1ce 7 p.m .. ~ oo j.; Syracus(' Mission \411 Bn dgcm an St , Syracuse !'aslll r Roy (M Uo:e) Thompson Su nday School 10 a m E\l crun g · 6 p m Wednesday Semce- 7 p.m Mtlf''> r C' haprl Churrh Supt M1ke MAtsnn Sun day school \0 am Worshtp II a m ,7 pm Wednesday Servi ce 7 p m • Sli H rs\illl' Word of Faith l,astor Da,.,d Dadev Sun day S~.:hool '} 'JlJ a· m [verun g 7 p m l'hllr.otlay Serv 1cc - 7 30 p.m Failh Tabern acle Chun·h Ba Llcy Run Road l'aowr R ~.,. E rnrn c11lb.w ~on Sunday Sc hool - 10 00 am h cn mg 7 pm Thunday ServiCe 7 r m Christian Fellowsh ip Ct•nll·r Salem St , R11ll~nd Pastor Rohcn E ~ u \ <. l'l S und <~y School I0 am Worsh1p · I I 15 am . 7 p m Wednesd ay Scrvrcc · 7 p m • • Ca lvary Pilgri m f hapct llamsonYJik Road 1\ntor Rev V~e1u r Rou~h Sunday School 9 30 a m Wor\hip II am , 7 30 p.m Wednesday Sc rvtcc · 7 30 p m Middleport Communi1y Chur ch 575 Pearl St. , M1ddlepon Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday School 10 a.m Evcnmg - 7 30pm Pas lor Kay Laudcmult S unda ~ ScMool · 10 am Worshrp 7 p m Wednesday SI"MCC 7 p m m. 7 30 p m Spiritual Faith Chur ch Sl.tlc 33 R. Anllqu•ty PoHll>r A Stewa n )u ndav School I 0 am Eve~mg - 7 10 pm : nur~day Ser>o1 Ce 7.30 p.m Panor : Kenn eth Baker 0Yr Saviour Lulheran Church Walnut and Hen ry Sts., Ravenswood, W Va Putor: Rev George C. Wemck )unday School - 9 :30am. Worstup - II a_m it Scf'IKe . 7 30 r m Ca h·aq· Hihl t' Chu n h Pomeroy 1•1kc . Co Rd Pas tOT Rev Alack wood Sunday School 9 10 a m W or~h1p 10 JOa m, 7 30 p.m WCllnesday Scrv1ce - 7 JO p m Other Churches WcOm ~daySc r\IICC 9 30 Wcd nc~dlly !'cw Haven Chur ch of the Nazarene f-lastor: Glendon Stroud Sunday School -9 -10 am Worsht p - \ 0 30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesda y Sc rvt cc~- 7 p.m ~~= Baum True Value 985·3301 Rock Spring<; Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 9:15 a .m Worship 10 am Wednesday Sc m ces - 6 p.m. Har rison _.- iJif Holiness C h:r.pt rr ra stor: Rtv. John t\'cv•lle Sunday Sdaool 1D a_m Wonhip · II a.m.. 7:30p.m Wedntsd.-.y Servtce 7:30pm Adolph's Dairy Valley 992·2506 Pomero y l:unhae (G race) Kec Sunda y School - 9.15 a.m Wors h1p - IU J Oa.m., 6p.m Wednesda y Sc rvL ccs -7:30p .m Jla~ tor Hyst-11 Run Holin ~ Church Pastor: Robe rt ~1 anJ ey Sunday School - 9.30 a m Wor1hip - 10:45 a.m.. 1 p.m Thun.day Scrvtct - 1 :30 p.m Christian Union Hartford Church or Christ in Christian Union HartJord, W.Ya . Putor: Rev DaVld McMan1.\ Sunday School - I I a.m Worslu p · 9:30a.m., 7:30 p.m Wednesday ScrvLces -7:30p.m Pearl Chapel !'astor: l·l orcnu: Smrt h Sunda)' Schoo l 9 a m WorshJp \0.1 m 7i Purl Sc . M,ddlepon Pastor: Rev . Roy McUrty Sunday u:hool - 9 -30 am Worship - 10.30&.m. 7.30p.m Wednesday Service 1 JO p m ~nd.1y Hobson Church of Christ in Christian Union Pastor. Theron Durham Sunday Schoo l 9·30 a.m Evening - 7 r m Wednesda y ScM ces - 7 p.m ." 'incrs.,.illc Pas 1or· Wesley '[llatcher Sund~y School · 9 a m Wors h1p IUam Wesie van Rihle Holin6'5 Churc h Dt-xler Church or Chrisl Putor : O uis Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10·10 a. m Wedn esda y Strvi ces - 7 p.m. Church of Chrisl Mil le r S1, Mamn , W.Va Sunda y School- 10 a.m Wors lup - II a.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday SeMces 7 p m Heath (Middleport ) Pastor: Frank Smith Sunday School - 9·30 a.m Wors hip - !0:30a.m WeJnc~day Scrv, ce'i - 6 p.m Pint Gron Bible Holiness Church 1/Z mile off RL 325 Pasto r. Rev . OT.leU Manley Sunday School · 9:30 a_m Wcnhip - 10.30 a.m. 7.30 p.m. Wednesday SeMa: 1:30 p.m I' uppers Plains Church or Chrisl Pa slor : Robtrt Foster SWlday School - 9 a.m Worshtp - 9:45 a.m.. 6 :30 p.m M~so n For est Run Wes ley Thatche r Sundav School - 10 a. m W~r sh1p - 9 a.m Thurs J ay Scrv 1ces - 6:30 p.m Pastor: Thomas L. Gat.es. ll Sunday School · 9:30 a.m Worshi p - 10:30.1 .m.,6p.m Wednesday Servtu:s · 7 p.m. Pii ~ to r Episcopal Bradbuq· Church of Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sund ay School - 9:30 a.m Worsh 1p - I 0:30a.m Rutland Church of Chris! Pas tor: Eu gene E Underwood Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worsl·11p - 10·30 a.m , 7 p.m Flah"·oods Pastor· K ~t th R ~d c i Sunday School 10 a.m Wo rsh1p - ll am ., 6 p.m '! h u r ~day ServLces 7 p.m ' t'w Lire Chunh of C.od Chester Pastor- Guy lime! SWld~oy School - 9 30 am Worship 6 p.m W c.d ~sday SeM ccs - 7 p.m. Sunday School - 11 a.m. Ke-no Church or C hrisl Worship-9:30a .m Sunda)' School - 10:10 am Enterprise Pas tor: Ke1lh Rade r Su nd ay School · \0 a.m. Wun tup - 9 a rn ., 6 p .rn Tuesday Services- 7 p.m or God of Ptoph\'t:y O.J Wh11e RrJ. olf S1. Rt 160 r a..!>tor: Pat H~nson Sunday School - 10 a m W0t>.h1p - 11 am Wednesday Services - 7 p m Wedne sda y SeiVI ccs - 7 p m Pastor: AI Han son Sunday School - 9:30 a.m Worsh1p - 8.15,10.30 a.m., 7 p.rn Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Sundav School - lJ:45 a.m. V/ors hl p - II a.m Wednesday Servtces · 7:30pm P.a stor Rev Dav1d Ru..s sc U Sunday School i.lld Won h1 p· 9 JO .& .m Everung Scrvtces - 7 p .m Pomero)' Westside Church C hris l 33226 Children's HOOle Rd. 992·3847 Free Will Baptist Chun:h Ash Street, Middlepon Pastor: Mark Morrow Sat urd ay Service- 7:30p.m. Sunday St.:huul - 10 a.m Worsh1p - 11 a m., Wl'dncsday Sc rvicc-7:30 p.m. The Dally Sentlnei-Pag&-7 SNOUFFER Fl RE & SAFETY \All \ & \ERVI(( '192 -70 75 172 North ~ ftond Au. M•ddl~port . Oh1 o g �Friday, May 22, 1992 Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio 7 Business Services TROY-II&f'' ltw lo••• • Yiarl Sidi111 New Ga.....s • Replace•••• Wiadows •~ ldditioas • Rooflag To place an ad I Call992-2156 COPY DEADLINE Monday Paper Tuesday Paper Wednesday Paper Thursdav Pa per Mo~. thru FRI. 8A.M.-5P.M.- SAT.8-l2 CLOSED SUNDAY • Ada huliHie U!e cguotv pur ad ruat mw:l he p.-epai.d c ... pro•nli~M type omly u&e<l • ~n Wit:l Ul not rmpo01Wie lor erron after hnl day (cbfteJ. T r1bu ne Itx«pt Clueifaed. Dt~play, Bumoe.• Card or J..e,al \ot.c&~l will aMo •p,-r •n the Poun Plouanl R~ .. t.er and tht> l.IB.Jlv 5enunel reaeb,;Df! oTW 18,000 boMe. 446-(; .W, polJ I 99::.! - M.ddJepurll 367-Cheebire Pomeroy 98i>-Che.ter 843-Portland 24 7 -Lela" FaU. 944-Racme 388-Vmton 245-Rio Grande 256-Guyan D..t 643-Aralua O~o~t J 79-Wah:uu 741-Rulland 1 3 6 10 Monthly Words 15 15 15 15 15 1: 1\ \\CI \L $ 20 $ 30 $4 00 $600 $900 21- Rullllfal Opportu01ty 22- MoDey to Loa a 23- Prof-..wnal Serv~ea $ 42 $ 60 $13 00 31323334-35- $1 30/ day Rates are for consecutwe runs broken up day~ ~1 11 be c harged for each dav as separate ads Bwute.u Build•n~ U.u & Acrea.~e 36- Real !:nate Wanted BE'\ T\ 1.:-i 3- Allnounc:tmenLI 11- Help Wuw.d 12- S1tuai.Jon1 Wanled 13-- ln•urancc 14-- B ... me.a• TralDl~Jt! LJ-- Sc hool• & ln~tru c llon 16-- Radto, TV & CB Repa•r l - - Mllr.dlanecw 4-- G1veawav 5- Happv Ad • 6---- Lo.t and Found ~- 41- Hou.ea for Rent 42- Mobile Homu for Reot 4J.--- far1n1 for Rent 44-- Apartment for Real 45-- Fum~o~hed Roo m• 46-- Spa~ for Ren1 4-- llant.ed lo Ren1 4&-- Equ1pmenl lor Rent 49- For Loue l....oltand Found fl...--- Pubhc Sale & 1\ueuon Q_ ~.na.ed lo Buv ~IEBCII 51- Hou1el.old Good. 52- Sportm@ G~ :>3-- Anl1qu.e. 14--- ~hac Merchand ...e 5 ,__ Bu,ldulf!; Supp[,., IS- U anted 1 o Do Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be roc;elved by the Village of Middleport, Melga County, Ohio In tho Offi"" of tho Mayor, Vlllogo Hall, Mlddl• port, Ohio, until 4 p m. May 26, 1992, for tho following proJocl Demolition of the Betsy Ro01 Bakery building, located 1t William• St 1nd South Flhh Avenue, Middleport, 1nd daarance olthe site The proposed work In· cludet demolition of the u· l1tlng building, removal of all debris from the tile and ftlt· \ng and leveling of the demo- lition site Tho VIII ago will require tho dlspoeltion of allsullabta flll material on a 11t1 provided by the village, loc1ted within a live-mila dlslance of the demolition elte The VIllage will require that a portion of the salvaged steel will be donaled to Maig1 High School A list of these malerial• Is available 11 VIllage Hall The building demolition slle Is to be excav11ed to \\111:-E IN I::::: llllfrf. """""'"""' exlsllng street levet and with aullable fill dirt excavntlon Any further on the project may 011., '#IV. & H.U.D. t., ....._....ttl CHARUE'S SMALL DOZER LIMESTONE DELIVERY SERVICE 992·7553 POMEROt OH. 5·18-'92·1 ... pL TH I \'l'llHT \Till\ 71- Autoa for S•le "'2- Truek• for S•lt YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVIa -RoomAddldonl -Gua.r Woo1t .,3--- Vana & 4 WD , "'4-- Moton:'l'ekl & Moton !or Sa.le 76-- Auto Part.& & Ao<<>•••·•MI 77- Aulo Repa1r 78- CamplDg Equ•pmeol "' ;r-- Bo&l.l -a-leal and Plumbing 181 - Home lm~nementa 182 - Plumbmg & Heohng 183-- EKcuatiD~ I M- Eleumal & R<f,~•,.•too" 8 :~---- Gr.nr.ral Haulmg Ifk- M<Jtule Home Hepa 1r g-_ L pt. oiHe r' 'Muufuws "SI'ECAUZI«i IN SLAlE ORCNfYAS" 31115 Gold Ridge Road Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 TROY-B&r Our Spriaa._,__. Of l'ruy Bllt 1Wen N.. I• s..eL Your l..acal '!!!f Bib Deal. WAKEIJELI'S Welcome States $20.00 Cua- Painlingl 614-992-2242 4l2/l'lJIIn II 10 Wesl lilooo, Olio •l!J.Jil S & co. u.,. , OllKI'S BOAT· AUTO REPAIR IIG 'TGlollo'*Oo!OifllWIIII fot ,... lNTIRIOR & EXTERIOR 1111 ESniWIS HAY! IIFOIIKlS lotora6p.a.~IM I 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 4-4-92-tht R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING --• F" Ucent.c:l and Bonded rt ..,_ 742-31130 12-5-lln MRLASnNGS 52100 u. Ul, ...... Olllo 247-4035 NOW OPDI fOR SPRING ,...., ...... PwlllllcU, htillsl•• OPEN wtD.·SUN. 1~5 p.& 4-21-92-l ... pL Real Estate General WKI'S HlWNG SOVICI In Memory IN MEMORY OF REV. GLENO. DEETER MIDOLEPOR1·2 lots and a one s lo ry homo w1th seven rooms Has 3-4 ber3"ooms huge I1V1ng room b1g d1mng room tronl pord1 newer garage a nd 1s partly fenced REDUCED TO 125,500 MIDDLEPORT· Grant St.· A VERY CUTE 2 &ttxy home CHESTER-Oak Hill Road~Spae~ous L1v1ng 1n a beaut lui country setttng A 2 story hom e w1th 4 bedroom s 1 1/2 baths tam1ly room VInyl s1dmg s mal l barn lull base ment pond FREE GAS on approK 82 a c res $80,900 w1lh 3 bedrooms new sh1ngle roof newer N G furnace & hoi water heater Mi ba-,ement carport shed w!tad< room fenced lot GREAT LOCATION I Home needs a lew re pa1 rs Owner wtll accept reasonable offer ASKING $3<t 900 RUTLAND • Beech Grove Road~ You II love th1s 3 bed room 1 112 story home the house ha s a CIStern well wllh LCCO water being 1nslalled Home IS s1 ttlng o n appro:.: 2 OWNER IS ANXIOUS TO SELL THIS COMMERCIAL BUILDING· located on Ma1n S l 1n Pomeroy Features REDUCED TO $25,500 POMEROY- High Slreet~ Here san ce 2 story home at an affore\<lble pnce-thts home has 2 bedrooms I 112 battls 1 t/2 car garage sttbng on approx 3/4 ol an acre REDUCED TO $17,500 RACINE~A commercial 2 story bnck build1ng w1th 4 apart ments upstairS Has great rental potential or put your own bus1ness downstairs and rent the apartments upstatrs Has 3 lois 145,000 POMEROY·Mulbarry Ave- Just sta rtmg out or need rental property? Thts home has 2 bedrooms 1 bath c1ty water end sewage and FANG furnace DOniE TURNER, Broker BRENDA JEFFERS.. DARUNESTEWART SANDY BUTCHER . . SHERYLWALTERS,Cheohlro. JERRY SPRADUNG BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Co11plete Remodeling Stop & Compare F•n ESTIMirES 985·4473 667·6.179 2·7·92·11;,] Announcements 3 Announcements 1 900-454 9800 Ort Fl Sl 95/Uin JUST $7,900 . 992-5692 992-3056 992-6365 992·5371 367·1l•l21 (304) 882·3498 large dtsplay window with showroom/offiCe space Large rooms upstatrs wlbeaubful VlfJW of the nver ldeal locabon for someone starttng a bus1ness w11h a little 1mBQ1nat1on! $15 000 Make an offer! NEW LISTING- HARRISONVILLE· 28 <!89 acres ol va cant ground Ask1ng $16 000 POMEROY· 1 112 story home on Un1on Ave 3-4 bedroo ms carpel & wood Hoonng llreplace front sttbng porch ASKING $14 540 EXCELLENT CAMPING SITE· longbonom I aero of ground along tho nver $8 000 CALL FOR DETAILS' THE HOME SELLING SEASON IS HEREI WE HAVE POTETIAL BUYERS COMING IN EVERYDAY SOME WANT WHAT YOU HAVEl UST WITH US TODAY I WE NEED LISTINGS TO MEET THE DEMAND OF BUYERS I HENRY E CLELAND ... TRACY BRINAGER JEAN TRUSSELL............... . OFFICE ...••..•. 992-GU1 . 948·2439 ..... 9411-2660 . . 992·2259 Glen left • tntlmony to all who came In contact with him of hla faith and hope In Jeaua. He never failed to tell people of J ..us· great love lor them and whlll Jasua would do lor them. Not only hen, but how a beautiful hom• In Heaven awaited him and all who would _.,. tha Lord. He ne-lalled to let people llnow they must mau their calling and elactlon sure. (2nd Peter, 11D) Aa the pain and alcknen wornned, hla courage, lallh, gentleness and patience only got stronger. .......... Sadly mined by wlle, Doria; daughtar a Rlcllllf'd Gllndl Hunt; jjiWidc:hllchn: 8lllty Jo a AMr IC8y I Kllth and Riehle ~ 369701111•1... '-OJ. OW. ~ .SAND -GRAVEL~ oUitiiESIOHE (6141992-3470 51151"1211 Old marbiA>S loys, com1c books, lanterns p1cturu and fumllure 09by Martm 614·992 l441 Used Mobile Homes Call 614 446.{)175. Wanled To Buy larga Size Dreu Makara Form Good Con dltlon Call 614~46-40'15 After S PM NOW OPEN! CALIFORIII IUS 15 S nlona ....$25 12 Snalona....$20 1 Snalon. ...$2.25 611. Owl hgiiRid!ie R.. or 1II. F10111tnln New SCA WOLFF BedSL24 c.ll for AppLTodoy 949·2123 FOISIU lgric•ltwre u... WHALEY'S lUTO PARIS In Cuslom (18 ·~ SSTEL B A ATE N DE RSIC A SIN 0 WORKERS/DECK HANDSJHoslH&N Etc Pos1tlon• Abo1rd CruiM Ships $300/$900 Wkly Ftliltl Travel Caribt»an Hawaii Bahamas No Exp Nac:assary 1 206 7367000 Ext 1594N5 pi" haa hid worm lhots 814- 092-3326 ' 3 blk &. 1 gr1y klllent; need good nom.., 304-675-3776 3 malt, mind poodle puppies 4mos old mind t.male, ~rs old mixed black/White lema .. 6l4 992 5918 w.. k Sh~ard Old Oot»rman Mht, 614-367·7007: Baby Hamstltrl, :J04..615-6813 Britnrt and B•aglt puppias, Pteaaa call 304-675-5419 Friendly Kltlens To Oiveaway lhllf Tra1ned 614...46--3897 Part Black Lab Puppln 614 311-2655 Puppl" FM!alt & Malt Aboul 7 Weaks Old 814·24S.9644 Swing Stl Framt With 2 Swing• 614 4~6 2316 Upright P1ano To G!v.. way 614 lM-6667 Lost & Found •mall tam~NI dog Fork.ct Run Slala Par\ a,.• Found blondl with black m•rtl:lngs 614-~308 losl cal, child 1 pet toll In vicinity of Pearl St Middleport, blut collar, yanowllh 814~192- . Yard Sale ....... Sal. IWIDGtiiS, RIFLES, SIIOTGUIIS BUY-SEU-TRADE I - · pd. EXPERIENCED ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY · Area H.allh Care Faclllly Hu lmmadialt Opanl~ For Ptrton With Excel· lent Shor1hlnd And Personal Complller Skills Compatlllve Salary And Excellant Fringe Benefits Send Ra•um• To Bo• CLA 118, c/o Galllpolla D.alty Tribune Gallipolis, OH 45831 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS HIRING $16,000 · tn 000/Yr I· 805-564-6500 Ellt GB968 For lmmadiat• Raaponaa local company nMdl part·llmt clarical help Ae1aonable houtt Some accounting background & computar uperlanct halplul but not r11qulred Pl..st, tortward rtsum• & references ASAP to Box H 20 cart of Point Pleasant Reg1ster, 200 Main St PI Pit WV 2SS50 Neat Raspooslbte People TD Pick Strawberries Apply In Par 100 8--12 Sat Mar 23rd Taylor'• Berry Patch, Karr Rd Bidwell, Ohio NMdad- Certllild nursing ani•· lant lor ICF 68 bad laciHty Call Carahavan of PcHnt Pltaunt Now accepting appllcaUona lor ..,.,ianc..::l bak1tr cook and wa"tnl Appty in ptf'SOn at Mil· lit • RHtaun~nt Gallipolis & VIcinity 544 Tnlrd Avenut1, Monday, May :Z51h, 9-5 Hn.91tS Cook1, line glrl1 waltrHMI dishwashers hparienca neeeuary, apply In parson, al lemoonl , Mom • Smorga1bonl Rtvanawood, WY 304~75-3005 4-9-tln NOW OPEN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Ar. Haallh Cat11 Faclllly Ha• lmmediala Opening For An Individual Wilh University Tttlnmg And El:perlenc. In Human Rasourc:ts Alld Markat lngiPubllc Relallon• Prior SupaN lsory Exparlenc. And Oualtly Communlcalton Skills Needed Compallt1ve Salary W11h EKCtllanl Fringe Benefls S.nd Rasurnt~ To Box CLA 117 Clo Galli poll a Daily Trtbuna Gal llpolls OH 4S6l1 112 Doberman, 112 Husky pup- 304-273-SSSS MIDDLEPORI GUN SHOP tJ1•9 ·I' I ~C.. A tult lime case managemenl posillon Is ava•lable fOf' a Reg11 tared Nurse saekmg regular weekday hours in the Alhens area As an a1gtrt eounly tldar· cara agancy we provide alttr· natives lo nun~lng home pile. man! t~rougtl assnsman4 and managed name care servlcas for quallllad alders Excallant benafill and work hour~ Beginning salary • $20 000 • $21.000 Applications ahall be acceptad through Jurta 5 1992 hOWIIVIr, hiring may be9in .. rlltr If quallflld applle~tUon• ara recatv..::l Sand ruuma to Buckaya Hills-Hocking Ytllrt Regional O.vtlopment District Roule 1, Box 2990 Marietta Ohio 45750 An EOE. Giveaway 7 Mhatti,W.Va. $25 000 • U S Government Part Time Own Houts Proces• FHA Mortgage Refunds No Ex parlenca J.4gcassary 1-405-321 30ti4 4 lor lntormallon Lost aat of car keys on 1 large yellow key, 'Mom 1 Taxr, Aac!ne '<llclnlly 614·949-28!1 Rt. 2 Help Wanted AVON I All Arw~u I St\lrtey Spears 304 675-1429 oH•r~ 576~ VALLEY INC. 11 rwoardlng JMrMtnlpel"'onl who &hot our c•t Scoct W~tlton, 614~2 3314 ahltr 4pm Rew1rd 6 ~1-92- Oon I Junk IP Sell Us Your Non· Working Major Appliances Color TV s VCR s Microwaves Air Conditioners, Elc 614 256 1238 AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU Excellent Pay Banahls Transportalioo 407 292-4~7 Ext 511 9a m 10p m Toll R•lundad 8 OFFICE 992-2886 acres of ntoe laytng land 992-3838 PH. 614·992-5591 RMRHERISn 2 Wanted to Buy "AVON' All AREASt Share your lima wll h us You II love the co mpany 1-800.992-6356 FREE ES11MA TES BILL SLACK Co. Rd. 3, a..-llng c..- Rd. LOWWOIUH IS% OFF 0. Most laaiParts AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSlEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SllES, I.AHDClEARING, DRfYEWAYS INSTALLED LIMESTONE-TRUCKING •LIGHT HAULING •AREWOOD CONNIE'S OHIO $32,500 Wanled Molhe111 Helper To Houseclean And Babys11 Send Resuma And Reference& To ClA 119 c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune, 825 Third A¥enue Gallipolis OH 45631 Employment Services LIVE I UVE! LIVE! CHESTER-Sumner Road-A gr e at liltlo got away o r slarter home Has 2 bedrooms 1 bath fuel 01ll urnace w1th approK Rick Paa rson Auction Company luU t1me auct!onMr, complete auct1on sarv1ce Ucensed #66 Oh10 & Wesl V1rglnla 304 n1 5785 Top Prices Paid All Old US Coins Gold Rings Silver Coma Gold Com!il M T 5 Com Shop 151 Second Av8flue GaiUpolls HOWARD EXCAVATING SHRUB &TREE TRIM and REMOVAL PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER& SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING: llmeolone, D11t, Gravel and Coal .... lhor 6 p& 614-915-4110 205 North Second Ava Middleport, OH Responsible Non·Smokar To Babysll 8 Year Old 614-4462338 Warned To Buy Junk Aut~n Wllh Or Without Motors Call lury lively 614·188-9303 1/2/tln 614-742·2321 2I2ClMJ3 .... -Lot 1 B•droom Central Air, Relerences & Deposit Requll'9d No Pets Available 615192 6t4-44648l!l Public Sale & Auction BUUDO"!!! 1..!1.!'CKHOE ond TRAiiiiiiUI: WORK 'Xfltliryn 3-13~-lln (all614-997-6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheshire, OH. 20Yn.hp. Painting V. C. YOUNG Ill '992-6215 Pomtroy, Ohio SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE J•• Den Mew" (FREE ESTIIIATES) Real Estate General contacot::l:n~~g~-~~~~~~ "It Ctt na Call AI hBIII -Roofing - f n - & ExtoriOf ~EI\\ ICE~ talned by Fred HoHman It~ The successful must be an Equal Employ· ment Opportunity Employet' which prohibits dlacrimlna· tlon because of race, creed, color, national origin, aex, age, handicap , polltlcalatflll· allan or beUels Tha Vllllag~tll ol Middleport I• an Employmenl Opportunity Employer The project muat be•oom·' pleted within a thirty-day period from the time of awardIng the conlract The VIllage reserves the right to reJect any or all proposals and to waive any Informalities or lrregularltlesln the proposals received Fred Hoffman , Mayor VIllage of Middleport May 8,15 22 , JTC 34 acres .. fl•lpiA6 y.,. Te R.ee•r NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING ANGIE'S ROWERS PerenMJaa AIIIIUIIa, SbiwllowWIInd Ewrlllllnga. Hybrid TOIIIIIoea, ................ w•., ..... ..,..st. Bullets, Etc. ... 1 '..JII.SS4 MON.-SAT. 9to S 614-742-2772 ALL Yard S.lta Mull Be P1kl In Adnrtet OEAOUNE 2 00 p m lhe dlly before lht ld II IO run Sundty edition • 2 00 p rn F rtday Monday .ctiUon • 2 00 P m. Saturdlly Y•rd I Porch Salt Love Seat Coin• Tapq, O.nera~lor vcR Mon. ., New Qak Vanhy Hou~thold htma, 1971 318, 4•-4 And Alot Of OtMr Thlngt Rain Or Shine All w.. k 3154 krl,.r Road Dodg.; Saturdar 8 00-'? 40 Otwin Drtve OH Cora Mill Road, Near Quail Crult 9abycl04h" Clothn Etc 1978 Ford F 250, 4 WO Lots ~ traal 614-245-9695 1982 Ford Econolint worll van t984 Chevy woril van 614 992~ 3176 afler 5pm 1984 Dodg• Caravan high mllaaga. oood oond $1,800 firm 304-615-3044 1989 Chevy 4K4 Air .tMIFM Cassel It Cantury 1opper PB HHch 5 Spd And Mort 52 000 Miles YIP/ Nlcel $10 001) 614-446-6970 PSI 74 Sura Kanmora White Wesner & Coppartona Dryer. Good Conch lion, 2 Prom Ot-nsas 614 4467081 Dtstlw11htr Toy•, Dona: OTR flit btd drlvtrl want1d, 25 yrs or oldtrb2 yr1 n~riance mual hav• C l'a 1-800.548-426 Part-4:1mt htlp wanled Pomeroy, Oh Jtnltorltl work, tvanlngl ln..rntltd calls only 51W44-5331 Part-tlma LPN"s Medltd tor ICF 68 bed facility Cant1e1 Carthavtn ol Point Pla1un1 304-87J..3005 AN Jackson Ganer11 Hospital Rlptay WV, IKM aceaplin9 application• tot full lime position ccu In •margency dept P 0 Do• 720, Ripley, WV 2527'1 or call tor mor• lntorm11lon 304· 3n.27l1 ut 150, 1 00 AM till lOOPM EOE 14 Business Training Aeltain Now'I!Southaast•rn Buslrtss Collage, Spring Valley Plaza Call Today 614 446-436711 Regisltrallon 190-05-12749 18 Wanted to Do Will Babya11 In My Home Fan cad In Play Aru Refentncn Available Rodney Area Call 614 245-5887 E & R TREE SERVICE Topping Tr!mm1ng Trliltl Removal Hedg• Trimming FrM Eatlmalesl 614367 n151 Gaorges Portable Sawm111 don't Maul your logs to the mill just call 304-675 ·1"957 Hava room In my home tor el derly mala or tamale countl')l atmosphere, plenty ol TLC or will take care of elderly In lha1r home 20 y.. ra upart.nca have ratarancu 614 949 3014 ahtr6pm Mlsa Paula s Day Cart Canler Sale affordable ct\lldcara M F 6 am· 530 pm Agu 2YJ-10 Befora, after school Drop-In• welcome 614-446 8Z24 New In fan! Toddl•r Cara, 614-446.fi227 N9ad a babysltlar last? Call 'Tha Kid Cara Club Saven rupooslbla baby•1nara will be at your tarvlca $150/hr For mo,.. Information call 614-9853854 or 614-992 S113 TD'1 Lawn landscaping odd Job HNict Quality work ,..IIOflabla Mllat 304"~75~11~ uk tor Tom TOial 11wn c1re, hall prlca (111 lima special) lncludas mowing & wMding cell 814 992-631(. 9am 9pm TUioring Certified Teactwr Any Age Rauonable Rtlea Relerencas Ave1labla 614--441 190& Wanting To Baby•lt Newborn To 5, GrNn Township ArN 614· 446-8258 Will de babplnlng any houra, havt r.ftrllncn, 304-675-3856 Will Do Ironing Call Altar 5 00 p .. 614-oWi-2.8&6 Financial 21 Business Opportunity 'NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY' PUBLISHING CO recomrMnda 1h1t yau do bus!~ ntn with peopla you know, and NOT lo aand money lhrough the mall until you have lnvestlgatlld lht offlrlng Atlanllon! Styling Salon For Saltl Prima Loc1flon Call 614· 446-8803 614-446-8355 Vending Routt Lo<:al Wa H1ve Tha Nawtst Machln•s Making A N\ca Sltady Cash Income 1 800-955-tl354 VENDING ROUTE New Equipment 50 locations Graat In come $5 SOO 00 1-800 93J-9919 Ed 17 22 Money to Loan MoMy To loan 1-800.238·9759, Opan From 9 .t.M To10PU Real Estate 31 Homes tor Sale 1 1!2 .tory 3 bdrm buamenl, dac:k. Midway Dr , Naw Haven, WV 304-882 3708 after 5pm, 614-992-6B81 1t1va muaaga 1 400 sq fl brick 3 bedrooms larga living room, brick palio, trtt watarfstptlc, heat pump 5 minutes from PI Plaasant $56 900 304-675-5306 10 actn, 3bdrm house barn, utiHiy building 1mi from Mid· dlaport Handyman apecl1l, low l.,.,.ntlaa 21S..395 23!t0. 2 houats In Mktdltt>OI1 l.ow or NO down p~~ymenl becauH u king priu l1 DRAMATICALLY below properly valua due lo owrwr moving out ol area 1st ptl"'on with monty WINSI 614· 992-3187 2 slory 6 room, bath 1/3 base· m•nl, gas hut, Union Ave $22 900 304-n:J..5962 or 304 TT.l-Sm Acrw 2 bedroom lrll llar, deck porch, cantral hut/air s1ov1 ,..frlgtr11tor, Appl• Grove 304516-2145 APPLE PIE CONDITION! Holt way bttwttn Hlgn & Pt. Ptt. One owner 3 b..::lroom carpeting, l1rge Nl~n kllchan, l.arga wooden daek ovtrlooldng 2 lavtl acral $48,500 Call G1il Frye 11 Tha Prudlnllal Bunch Co REALTORS, 304·525-7161 "' 1-800.585-2643 (WV) BEAtlTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE Hlalorical ArN Cornar Lol • 816 Main Sl PI Pleeunt, W Va Complalaly Renovated 2 Full Ba1hl, 3 large Btdroom1 Ntw HVAC, Naw Carpet Avallabta June 15 614-446-~5 For 1111 by ownar vtry nk:a, complattly r~~modsled 3bdnn home on PNcock Slt'Nt Priced below appralaal 614-MT-3211 2021 Marque"• Ave 5 yrs old all brick mamtananct ff•e hom• 4 badrooms small living room dlningroomtflmily room combination, kllch1n, uttllly room all one lavel covered palio In back privacy fence, gar~ge, shown by appomtment only 304~75-1238 BEDROOM Bunk Beds $99 (2x6) 4 Drawer Chast Ot Dn~.-ra $44 95 Twm Manress $99 Set 2bdrm mob1lt noma m M1d dlaport 614 992 5856 2bdrm Syracuse $'185/mo In eludes waler sewaga trash O.pos1t 614 :.92 5712 laavt message 3 Bedroom BalM U1ll1th Room 2 Car Garage Ranc Style Home App 1 112 Acres local&d On Stala Routt 160 App 6 M1les From Holztr Hospital 614 368·930"1 2Brl Appliances Furnished, No Inside Pets Deposit And Raferencas Required GalllfX>II• City Schools 829 Neighborhood Ro1d 614-446-3907 3 Bedrooms 2 Story Home, Chashlra Vlllaga (Galtla County) 11 Soulh Third StrMI Appolnlmanl 614 367-0628 Hollypark 14•70 w1lh add on llvlngroom In Hartford $200 month, 304-882 2016 3 BR, 1 bath new s1dmg woodburnlng IIJeplace 614-446 3229 Mobile Homa Unturnlst\ed Bu1av1lle Area 614-4461637 614 446 3437 New Haven area Broad Run Road 16 acrn Pttced reasonable $15 000 Call for In· lormallon 304.a62·3569 Mob1l1 Homes For Rani Relar•nces And Oapos11 R• qulr&d Call Al1tr 2 PM 614 44&0527 Vmlon area 12 acras ol oak timber, 2 bedroom all alaclrlc home Owner, 614·388·9DO'I Nice 2 Bedroom Mobllt Home For Rani 8 M1l11 Out Rt218 Relarences And Oeposll R• qulrad 614 256~251 32 Moblle Homes Rani Or Stl! On land Contract Has Garage, OulbUIIdmg & Ntca Ulvel lol li14 256 1028 for Sale $500 Off Purchase Prlca Of Any Naw Hom11 AI EIMa Hom• Can· tar, Great S•lacllon Fraa Set-Up And O.livaryl Call 614 m 1220 44 Apartment tor Rent I 14x60 mobile home, IKC cond very n•cely lumlshad, Homas lead Really Broker 304 67S ;,:-;;Aoo:-:m:-,---:,:-;B,-,::,h-:Do::-w-n-s'"1a'"l•-• Clean. No Pets Oulel: Relaren ca And OepoS!I R• _5_ 54.c0c.•::•_:3c.:..c 0 4.. _:_c 82:_2:c4::0:::5:___ _ _ J q_u_l•_e d ~4 446 t519 c--cc-:-cc-- 1965 10150 2br Naw Carpel 2 BR apar1menls in M1ddle~l1 , Needs Some Repair $2 000 newly remodeled low uiiiiiiU, 0 B 0 W1H Mlkt Nica Add-On nc pets $220 per month, Or Star1er Home Instead Of deposit required 614 992 2381 Paying Rant 614-44&-2171 days 1966 Kmg mobile home 2 bf.d. 2bdrm Syracuse $1751mo In rooms needs some rapalrs cludaa water, s•waga trash $2,700 7 30-9 30 AM or 7 30 Deposit, 614·992-5732 leav• 9 :10 PM 304 895 3421 masstgt 1973 Vangard 12Kii0 W~h Tl[' OLII Room Eleclnc HNI 2 Bed· rooms, $2,000 In Polnl Pleasant WV 614-446-1822, 614-446 9591 6t4-441.0917 2bdrm ltttltr $200 plus utlllllta daposll 1 bdrm duplex, lbdrm apartm•nl nc pets, $225 ullllhes lncl deposit 614· 992 -2218 1974 Duke 14K65, 2 Bedrooms Furnished CA , Underpinning $11,000 614_.46-0782 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackson P1ll.a from $192/mo Walk to shop &. 1983 14152 2 Bad room• Uttllty mov~s Call 614-446 2568 EOH Closal, Slo¥1 &. Aelrtgerator In· eluded, Gas Furnace New Car· Fumlshtd apartmanl 1\llllable wMk w11h cookmg pellng, Good Condition, $?000 by 0 B 0 614~69-5245 privlleg•s 304-882·2566 1983 Nashua 3 bedroom 14x70 ;F"um '-:la7h.:.od':-':Ac-pa - .ncmo:::.:n::1:.:,.:1'-tw- , -.,-, with 1112 expando CA OuNn to Ubr1ry, p~rlung centr11t heat waterbed garden tub, all ap air reterancts 614-446-0338 pllances 10K20 deck $14 SOO Betort7p m Must move 304 67S--78&1 or 675 3594 Gttclous living 1 and 2 bad 1986 14 x70 2bdrm 2 balh, ~~ roam lplrtmenla at Village Manor and Riverside stov• & furnace 614-992 6 Apartm•nt• In Mlddl•po11 From leava message J196 C.ll 614-M2 7187 EOH 1991 14K60 3Brs 2 Baths $17500 Or Assume With $7~ Down Musl Bs Mo¥td 1 614 446-8325 Lalayttta Mall 2 Room &. Bath, J1751Mo 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, $400/mo Oepotit Raquir.d 614 446 m:l 614 ..46-4Z22 2 mobile homes on 2 lola Good Modem 1 Bedroom Downtown cond111on For mor• lnlormahon Complete KHchtn Carpel CA call 304 li75-6S!J1 Of" 304-675- 614-446-ot39 23>1 Madam 2 bedroom, wldlnellt, Ac c ess To Bank Reclaimed kllchan furnished, pr1va1a Mob1le Homes Graal S.lecllon' antran~ bat~mant atorage Many At SSOO Down And Taka wfwuhtr-dryer hookup Ott 0¥ar Payments Call 1-800..$8~ lh'MI JMt1dng, yard, no pels rtl & ucurlty dap, $300 month Very mea 14K10 mob1l1 home on plut al•c &. water, 2208 Jafftr· prlvatt acra 3 bedroom 11tra aon Ava, Pt P" 304-675-6)57 room w 'woodbumltf major ap- Ona bedroom apt tor rant 304pliances $15,~ 304 516 2783 675-2218 "" 33 Farms for Sale 48 Acrn 8 Room Bnck R1nch l 1vm! Room Dining Room W1th F1rap ace Den Wtfh Flraplaca Kitchen Braa~tasl Room 1 Badroom, 1 112 Balh• Full Fm1shed Basement Fuel 011 Furnace, Single Allached Garage, Plus 2 Car Garaga In Workshop 2 large Berns, Crib Shed 314 Mil .. Out Rt218 Evenmgs After 1 PM 614 4462360 68 acre country estate with pond VInton Colonl•l farm house n•wly remodeled 2 large barns summer houH.r. g•rage studio, hunting ca~n tJy owner Aganta walcoma 3'% Dan Bfack 614 :188-8210 35 Lots & Acreage lots tor sala, lrailel"' a cceplabla 304 675-2722 Lots ln Gall lpoU1 Farry 100"'owner financing al $98 &4 per monlh any on• of tour loiS available 304 675· 2722 Ona bedroom furnished apl Point Pleaunl no pets 304 675-1386 Tha Maples Eldar1y and Han dicap housing , 111 ulllltln paid eon¥tmanlly located tor Senior Citluns sacuritr and lira protection rantat ass1stanc• available, must mae! 111 HUD guldtllnts call 614 ·992·7022 EHO Wtdga Apll, 506 Bl.lt'da"t St, P<Mnl PINUn! no pelt 1 and 2 bedrooms 304--67S..20n attar 500 45 Furnished Rooms Room• tor r•nt ·weak or monlh Stanlng at $120/mo GaUia Ho1a1 614 ...46-9580 SIMpln~ rooms w•lh cooking Also tra•ler space All hook ups Call after 2 OCJ p m 304 71'3 Mi51 Mason WV 46 Space tor Rent lot s In NBW Haven 100"'owner financing al $11n 46 per mon1M buys allthrM loti a304 675·2n2 Country Mobile Home Pari!; Rl 33N , undtlr new managtmant loll $85, home rtntlla, $235 614·992·2167 lois joining Polnl 100% owner llnanc1ng al $11)1 46 per month buys all thrM loll 304-675 47 Wanted to Rent 2122 0 J While Road 18 Ae,..s Moslly Wooded, With A Btaut.l· lui Building Sll• Nlca Ltvtl Driveway Rural W•ter Electricity And Phone Sarvlca Av11lable 3 1!2 MUes From Hoi zer Hosp1lal $39 000 514-4464127. Rentals Nlct, ciMn 2 OJ 3 bedroom house praftr private sal11ng 614 H"2 2428 laave masup lt no answer Merchandise 51 Household Goods Air Conditlonera, Refrigerator• Chat Frw.ztr, Dryer I Washer, CoiOf' TV, Mlcrowtwt, 614·251· 41 Houses for Rent r23B 1 BR house aero•• h"om lha Umveralty of Rio Grandt 814· Couch &. 2 large matching chalra, look llka new, $350 304 ~ 87fr.1a81. 388·9946 2 9tdroom House, Double G1rage S300/mo Ph.ta Otposlt, Mutt Have Ratarane.s 614-446:1548 2bdrm lrt·ltval houM 8 yrs old, $3751mon $350 d•pos.H, 6llt Mill 91 , Middlapol1 Ohio 614-W.Z-3187 HouM tor rant In Pomeroy 304 882-3336 after 4pm GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wath.,., dryars, ratrigeratora rangH Sklgga ApoiiiiiC•I DINETTES Wood Bar Stools $14 95 (26 ) Tabla And 4 Padded Ch1lr• $129 OPEN 7Dar•AWeak.9AM 6 PM Sunday 12 Noon 5o M Rt 141 4 Milts OH R1 7 In Can Ia nary 53 Antiques 1983 Honda ItO tnrea whe~e r ll1ghl low ran91 new tues $350 or trade lor nd1ng lawn mower 304-675 207-1 1986 Honda 200 SX lour whiAier good cond $1 275 1981 Yamaha &50 Max•m $1150 304 67S-6675 r~=========~~=====~~==~11986 Honda1ra 4 11ar TraxAfter 200 SX or whhoul 7pmWith caLl 304-675 3521 56 71 Pets lor Sale 1978 VW Rabbit, automallc air no rusl needs motor $200 614 992 7461 2 AKC Re~t sl ered Yorkshire Ter nor Pupp1es $250 Each 614 37'9 2601 197'9 Malibu Classic 2 dr 75"1. show room cond111on Low milts $2995 l1rm 614·992-)481 after 5pm 2 Chow pupp1es 2 red tamale 1 1981 Mustang PS PB Till black male 614 992~340 AMIFM Caasat11 Auto, T· Tops 4Cyl , 614-446-8502 S600, Trade 4 Registered Mala Himalayan ForPU K•llens $150 Each 614441 061S 7 AKC Pupp11111 Rollwaller Vet Checll.ad $250 l Male Collla 1 Year Old $50 614-388 9116 Buy or 1tll Rl¥arlnt Antlq1.11s 1124 E Main Stf'lal Pomeroy Houn1 MTW IOOOam lo600 p m Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 614 992 2526 AKC Beagles Male & Fam11le 4 Monlhs Old 1 Year CMd Femalll 1 Year Old Full Male Tnal Is Runntng Evenmgs 61"1-446 2709 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise AKC Lab puppies sh~s AKC papers Ct\o1ce yellow black chocola1e 614 286 2376 1 old rafrlgeralor runa good u1ra alza bicycla &mall chast type treezer, uud ont year 614 949-3014 after 6pm AKC Registered Basset Pup p1as 8 Weeks Old $100 Each 6t4-446 0974 1983 15 Fool Pontoon Soal W1th Exlras 1977 In! I Scout II 1913 Honda 350 Scrambler, 1978 Yamaha 250VZ 614 379 2222 2 larpe metal otftce da&ke w1lh tonn1ca top chairs Included $65 614·992 3171i after Spm 3 P~au Bedroom Su1ta In elude• Box Spring And Mat trasa 614-446-2Cn9 J pc living room suite, dark blua $450, cambl• back couch and chair, 11n $600 dry sink (new oak) $150, 1 commode w/o saal, S20 614·992·2418 45 gal & S5 gal llsh tank wlsland all equlpm~l to sel up $350 Chine cabmat $150 304~75-3126 6 4 x16 trailer Tandom axla I raatad lloor nc II res 7UOOib capacity aaklng $1000 box In Of $850 boll off 614-949-2804 Renlal Surplu1 ciOihlng start lng price $12 doun Free dallvtry Point Plauant artl 304 273-5655 ccm of call l•k•n from bill No d.. lal"' P&aase Sam Somerville • Camt11ugt army aurplua Our 28th year, 5 mlln Eaa1 1·77, Ravtntwood by Sandyville Posl Oftict. Frl Sat Sun Noon..fi OD PM DAkOTA DREAM HOMES $31995 & Up Built On Your lot Sat Our Model a 614--866-7311 Brand New Treadmill $300 614 446.()423 Concrete &. Plastic Sept1c Tanks Jal Aattllon Tanks Ron Evans Enterpnaas Jackson OH 1-80().. 537 9528 Cub Lowboy 154 can be SNn 1003 Ma1n St Point Pleasanl FREE INSTALLATION SWIMMING POOLS Only $799 00 BaautUul Abova Ground 19x31x4 Pool Includes Flll•r O.Ck Fence, laddera, Etc Don I Ballevalt' Call BPI 1·800-548·1923 GamtSIS NulriiiOfl Producls leatvrlng Amino Acid Body Bu ilding weight loss and fat burner lormufa• Ava1labt• •• clv11vely at R111 Atd Pharma cy Tha aata way to dill IBM Modal 50 1286-10 ProcH sor 20M Hard Oriva 1 Magaram VGA Color Monilor 101 KBO Asking $1 200 614--446-1058 KILLS FlEASI Buy ENFORCER Fltl Klllars lor pelt, homa & yard GuarantMd •«ectlve' Buy ENFORCER at Baum Trut Value Stora 11 West Mal;, Slraet Chesler Oh & Valley lumber & Supply Corp., 555 Park S1reet, Midcliaport Oh KILLS FLEASI Buy ENFORCER Flaa Klll•rs FOf Pals, Home & Yard Guaranlaad Etfectlvel Buy ENFORCER AI Browns Trustworthy Hardware Stala Route 160, Bidwell, Ot\1o lilt chair tor sa'e $250 304--882 2558 hke new Nlc1 B•droom Suitt $700 Or Trade For Something Of Eq~Jal Value, Good Cond•llon, Pitcher Bowl & Stand, $30 614·3792699 Plastic And Medal Culvlft 61nch Thru 60 Inch In Stock Ron Evans Jackson, Ohto I..QOO. 537·9528 LAYNE S FURNITURE Compl•t• home tumlatllnga Hours Man-Sat 9-5 e1~460322, 3 miles out Bulavlllt Rd Fret o.llvary Block brick atwar JMpes, windows tlntela, etc Claude Wlnlers, Rio Grandt OH Call 614· 245-5121 19fl Ram Charger walk through bow all reupfiolsler&d lns1da rabu11t motor 150 hp Mercury 304~75 7160 AKC registered Mtnalura Pmscnor Pugs Pek1ngesa 304 5Th 2207 Dragonwynd Cattery CFA Por s1ans & Siamese Kl"ens 614 446 3844 Atier 7 00 p m F1stl Tank 2413 Jackson Ava Poml Pleasant 304 675 2063 full !Ina Tropical hsh birds small an1mals and supplies Greal 4 H Projects Brown Female lop Bunny 5 Weaks Old $10 Black Males, Or Whl1a Females MIK&d Bunnies tO Weeks Old $5 00 Eacn 614-446 4680 Parake81s &. PUDPies tor sala Kitten• lo g1veawar 304 77'l5248 Poodles loys taacupt, also adutts, AKC, also mlnlatura Schnauurs Cool¥111• 614-667 3404 Rabbits FOf' Sala Many Lops M1ny Ru New Zealand Red Satm Flem1sh G1ants Dwarfs And Holland lops 614-44t-0538 Ask For Kay Sanjuan Rabblls For Sale 6t4 367·'7921. Siamesa kltlens blue and Mal point females Also Himalayan kltlans No checks 614 742 2948 Vary Small Pot Ball1ed P1gs Claan Euy To Tram $150 Each 614 669-7161 '57 Musical lnsiruments Sale Guitars Amps S.lect&d Modals ~etpers Celabrata Our 25th Annl¥ersary W11h These SJ)«:Ial Sa¥1nga Bn.mlcardl Music 330 Saeond Avenue Gal II polis Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment Fonl lawn 1nd garden lttclor LGT 12 rtydrss1a11c trensm!S s1on 42 mower deck $1000 614 949-2877 l H lowboy 3 Pt H11ch 5 Pt Mower Dec k Plow A.nd Dozer Blade $3 000 614 446 4348 KUBOTA Siil&s Parts Serv1ca HURST TRACTOR SALES 28 HP 4 WD $6995 20 HP 4 WD l5 995 Routt 7 North M•ri•tla 614 374 4151 Lata Modal 4000 Forti Tractor $4 850 5000 Ford With VermMr Round Bailer $.8 550 BOO Ford $2 995 614 286~S22 New And Used F1rm Equipment Conslgnm•nt Sales Rt 7 South Gallipolis OH 6t4 256-6040 Naw Gahl 2170 nm• tool May blne liSt prlc• S11400 •peelal salt pnce $8000 tor hmiled uma large rebates now In al ltc1 on manure spraadars 304 675 3963 1984 Pontiac 6000 L.E loaded $2,800 614·245-5065 1985 C1mara loadtd $3400 1987 Oodge Airaa PS Auto $2000 1981' Horizon AC St300 J04 -6 75-2 440 1985 Ford Tempo $800 614 992 5422 1985 Hollda Accord 4dr ac/crulselstar.o Sap gray w/gray Interior, lefl raar quar1ar damage $1450, &14 949-2600 days, 614-949-2644 after 6pm 76 u* Bud!;Jet TransmiSSIOrlS L. rebuilt starting al $99 tron~ · , wheol dri¥t s1a111ng al $149 oo614 245 614 992-6293 ssn 79 1968 Sco lty Sportsman travel 1ra1lor 12 long ask1ng $600 614 992 5962 1978 Cheatau tra\lel trailer 28ft an cond bath Slove refrigerator $2 800 304-675 6318 Of 614 256 6084 1986 cne\lsn., :l:dr 4cyl, 4ap good cond111on S1500 614-949 2615 79 2811 Nomad Sleeps 6 304 882 3455 1966 Chrysler F1tth Avenue 59 DOD Miles, LMded E•cellan1 Condlhon 1965 Oodga Caravan SE loaded 614 446---14 For Sale Or Trade Pop- Up Ca mper $400 0 B 0 Honda 70 Three Wheeler S350 0 B 0 614 446-8869 Services 1986 Olxlge Arias 4 door PB PS a1r $3 100 one owner nc cond, 304~75...5884 1986 Oodg• Arlta 4 door 45,000 mllas PS PB air nc cond S3 500 One owner 304 675-S6S4 1966 Olds Firtnza S speed air ami tm S1ereo lilt wheal 614 992~529 call a her 6pm 1987 Cutlass Suprsme 307 Greal shapa 71 000 miles 304 675-2714 Of 304~75-1577 1987 Honda Accord 4dr, auto 70,000MI ac/ stereo/ cru1se1 power Windows, rlghl rear damag• SJ700, 614 949--2600 days 614-549 2644 1hr 6pm 1987 Olds Det1a 86 Vmyl Top Loaded Excellent Condltlonl S4,900 614~46~22S An.r 6p m 1988 Hond1 CRX &!•reo IUIO, damaga $3150 daya, 614-94i--2644 36 OOOMI acJ right f..oot 614·1Mi-2600 altar 6pm 1988 Plymouth Reliant Stat1onwagon.J.. 63 000 Milts R•al Good 'Andlllon $.3 600 1987 Dodge Charger Good Coo dillon $11150 1985 Ford l TO Good Cond111on $1 500 614 2566251 t990 Oodg• Dynas ty Blue W1lh Blua lnltn1or Alr Cond1llonmg, PW PO AMIFM CIS san a 31 000 Milas EKcallan1 Cond1Uon $7,800 614-446-7665 1991 l28 aulo 57, me ny options, must HI only ••king whot•sale 304-675-2332 3 Volk1wagon BMIIt& for pa11s or fix up 3 junk Beetle• Home made m lralltr UOO lor all 614-992)481 Spm •fl• For Salt 1982 Ply. -,., H-or"l'z_o_n O.pandable Work Car Asking $800 614-446 8212 leave Mts ..g. 72 Trucks lor Sale 1974 Chevy Pick Up $600 Call Alt•r 5 00 PM 614-4461628 1974 Dodge ptck up truck can , _ 78 Burdell• Addn Pl Pit 1978 F-250 4WD 1985 Toyols 4 WO, 1975 lnt t Tendam 614-441 81 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond 1t1onal htattma guaran 11e local references turmstled Free astlmates Can collect t 614 237.0488 day or mght _ Rogars Basement Waterpr~XY l1ng Curtis Home lmgrovamants Vurs Experlaoce n Oldor & Newer Homas Room Add1110nSI Foundation Wort!; Rooting Kitchens And Balhs Free Es llmatasl Reterances No Job Too B1g Or Small' 614 367.0516 JET Aarat1on Mot o~ repaired New & rebu ilt motors In stock RON EVANS JACK SON OH 1 800517 9528 Ohto Vallay Mascms w111 do block buck stone firep laces 1nd concrete No JOb too smal l or too b1g1 614 245 g,7'6 mas sage 614· 446 6222 Ron s TV Sorv1ca ·~CIIIIZ!ng Ztmlh also sarv1cmg most other brands Hol.lse calfs also some appliance repa•rs WV 304 57'6 2398 Onio 614-446 2454 In Septic Tank Pumping $90 Galll a Co RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Ja c kson OH l-800 537 9528 Sew Vac Sant iC II DaviS Georges Creak Rd Par1s sup pl1 as p•CklJp and deltv al)' 614 446.0294 local law n cara hall pnce (151 I me special ) lnc ludas mowmg & waedmg call 614 992-631<'[ 9am 9pm Will build pa1 10 covers d9Cks screened rooms pu1 up lfmyl sldmg Of tra1l1r sk1r11ng 614 245 !U52 82 Not Caw and call J04~75-1204 ule mlnl11urt VlelnamaM PQI· btllr pigs, StOOta 614·742· FOf !lo50 Transportation Building Supplies 11 Autos lor Sale 1978 Buic k Regal Runt Good $500 814~41-0131 Cheveroltl 1 ton wrecker rough. $1000 614 H2 7553 73 Vans & 4WD"s 1987 Dodge 4x4 auto AM/FM caas slareo lift kit, new Ure1 55,000 m1111, 6 500 or basi oHtt 199CI Ford Ranger 5 1p over drtva 11111 under ~ord warranty 11'\arp truck $5,995 Ctll 614 446-1'604 19811 Astro Mlnl Van Enellent Condition loaded Low Mll•age C1U Aftar Sp m 614 446 22:18 Plumbing & Heat1ng Carter 1 Plumbing Fou11h and P ne Gall1pol s Oi'"t1o 614 446 )888 1002 199'1 Toyola Truck 4~4 OX 4Cyl 5 Spd, Air PSIPB, EKttt Claan 13,000 Mila• 614 446~946 ' J W Construction Room Ad d111ons Roots Decks Siding And All Types Of EK1arlor And lnlenor Pamlmg W II GiVll LDw B1d llc:flnsed 614 245-5076 199CI Ford Ranger ~ l T Very Sharp 304-675-)908 614 3671991 Chevy S 10 5 spud $6,800 304-895-36~ tor lull In formtllon Home Improvements Barne" Home Improvements Add1t1ons Garages Pamt1ng E•panenced Roohn.g Reasonahle 614-446 8568 614 '14 6-43 16 458~1793 Bu"ow 6 Yaar CMd Male Broh, $75 614-446-1266 Campers & Motor Homes 27 W1de World camper good cond1tioo, AC awning mea full balh $3000 614 985 44111 ':-7 Livestock Auto Pans & Accessories 1985 Olds Cullaaa Clan~ Air Cond Cn.~lse, 78,000 Mllta 614 367-0649 New Holland Balar 16S And A 0410 Two Horn Trallar Phone 614 1881 F-250 e•t•ndad cab pick 446-9493 300 alx cyt, $'1500 304-4175 8 Ntw Holland hay blnt Ntw Hoi 11nd euper 1'17 forage harvaatar Gthl 95 grinder mixer All axctl 1184 Ford Bronco fOf ulo $2,800 or ltldl for lruc k 304 lent condition 304 273-4215 Angua And Chi Anqus Blad. 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Reasonably Pt1cad Slat• Run t""arma Jackson Ohio 614 286-5395 ' 55 --- 1988 16ft Four Wlnns 90hp Johnson AM..fM cusalle power 1111 & lrlm edras $7000 l1rm 3G4 675 7fl77 1984 Martufl Cougar 302 Automatic Overdrive 10K Ovat naul 614-37g...2989 New 12 Horu Power MTD MOWII"' $895 5 HorMPOftr lazy Boy Till1r11 $298 Each Wrtlle SuppiiH L.11t Womtl· dortt & Thoma• Hardwart 614446.()!Mi5 Upper River Rd Bet:lda Slone Crsst Molel Call 614~46-TJ98 l-800-4il9o3499 t976 Baja Sk Boat 85 HP Johnson outboard Runs good Naeds upholstery work $1500 614 992 3481 aher 5pm AKC registered Dalmallon plJp p1as lsi shots 10wks old, 61~ 992 5724 or 614·992-6794 AKC Registered Blue Female Chow Chow Young Gentle Dog Asking $100 614 446 8627 1 Year Old Reg laler.d Black Angus Bull We lgh1 Approx 1 000 Pds $900 614· 388-8610 old, $200 t61 2 f1 boal new top good cond $11100 or w1il lrade for truck )04 458 1791 BOATERS Gulnns Mercury Manne Serv1ca Mercury Manner Marcrutser spectatlsl Mercury cer11hed Mobile Wa coma 10 you 614 259·5979 Slmpllcily riding lawn mower 10 hp 30 cui good cond, $400 304-675--4514 Woodbumar 2yra 614 992-666& 1984 BuK:k Reg11 rtbultl angme trangmlsslon, 2 door auto $1 900 J04 675-5890 75 Boals & Motors lor Sale 1984 Bu1ck Regal T-lop black 31.000mi exeellenl condi11on $7500 1983 Monts Carlo T-top, black good condition, $300 1986 Chevy S -1Q 4I4, short bed $5500 1969 Slarcrall aelf<on lained camper 14 K8 good cond111on, $1200 614 992-62"55 63 Underpinning For 14x70 Tl'llltf" $75 614 ... 46-8979 1983 Olds Delli 68 Royale Brougham 2dr coupe beautiful family car all option• low m11eage 307 V-6 $2300 614 99:.!-6719 __ 25 1983 Crasl II Pontoon boat 6530 HP Johnson motOf 614 992-6017 Signa Por1abl• lighted chartg• able ltller sign S29V non-l lghle $259 Fraa lehers/dallvery Plasl!c letlers $4750 bo• AAA Slg11s 1 8QO-SJJ 3453 anytime Tern 8230 bull dozar. ••c cond $22 500 304-4.5.8 1031 1983 Lincoln Town Car no rusl Interior good runa & looks good $2,600 OBO 304·57'62238 =~:::__---,-- 1988 AMBO new handlebars, seal cover plastic pans grips runs greal uc cond $900 614 992 2441 & wv For Sala Tsndy Paraonal Coplar Naw $350 Or Best Of ler 6t4_.41 1700 Autos for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pal Groom1ng All breeds styles lams Pet Food Dealer Jul~e Webb Ca ll 614-446 0231 BI!J Rlvar Anllquas, Slil Main Sl Point Pleasant, WV 110 John Deert lawn And Gar dan Trutor $800, 2 Push Mowers llkt Ntw $l5 A Piece 614 ... 4&-8158 Motorcycles 19n Hattay Dn1son Sporter 1000 Fa1r Condition $1800 1974 Pont 1ac L.eMans Ford Coupa $600 Good Work Cat Call 614 388 8'193 Anyt1me SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva S1 Galli polls New &. Used furniture, htlltf'l WaS1am & WM boola 614-446-3159 8 Quality Stone Co. IIEE ESTIMATES REASONAILI RATEs 73 Vans & 4 WO's for Rent Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity RACINE, OHIO 1391 Safftd ScNal Rd. c.ll (614) lht~ht New Curvtd Glasa Oak China Cablneta lighted M1rror Back, - -- - - ' - - - -- - - 1Glas• Shetva• Ulad.ct Glass In Unlurnlshd 2bdrm hoost Door Several SizH 614-446claan, deposit & r~ler•nc•• , . 4316 qulred no Inside pelt 614-992· PICKENS FURNITURE 3090 Nawr'Used HouNhold fumlstllng 112 mt 42 Mobile Homes Jarricho Rd PI Pleasant, WV call304-675 1450 $179 And$79 Up And Cotfet End Tabl" Up,AndSwivel Rock•rll $79 ~JAYMAR Beooetb Mobile KIT "N ( ARI Yl F'ii' b1 Larrv Hea\ly duty w11her and drylf 4yrs old chest freezer lyra old 614 992-6340 lMNG ROOM Sola And Chair SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY Hoo. . Prodocts. Household Goods Nice eHiclency cottage unique 1nd beautiful, 304~75-6042 Saturday, M1y 23rd, Slate Route124 berwten Langsville&. Salam C.nttr elottlas, fum\· ture appliances Rain cancels 9 WORI, DRIVEWAY WORiaad You'll Come Up Aces With The C/assifieds depth of two feet below \ ( l dliiL ~\ l> 11t1hh \\Hh (( olllt.' 01\lll.f"' 882-~ew 162- Wanted to Buy I ~ Ll'etlock 164---- Hay & Gram 65-- Seed & F ert1!.:ter Newer Home 3br 2 9al hs In Crown City $350/Mo Call Afler 6 PM 614-245-9085 51 The Dally sentlnei-Page-9 Vl'RA FURNITURE BARGAINS GALORE I 614-446-3158 614-949-2202 1-'\ll\1 :-li'I'I.IES ,'\ 1.1\ E:'TOCI, House on Sand Hill Rotd 2 Ndrooms garage ref $250 mo 304-675-7346 ~ ..\TTE\TI()\ 773-Muon 157- Mua1cal ln•lrumenu 58- Fnnl.l & \ qjet&blc. 159- For Sale or T nde 41 Houses for Rent All Yard S.ln Mu~ Be Paid In Advanca OMdlln. 1 OOpm 1M• day belore lhl ad Is to run Sunday ~Ilion 1 OOpm Friday Monday edlllon 10 ooa m Saturday 4126/9211n r•.,.,....,..,.." Rnen 895-Let.rl q:r;- -RuJT.Io SNAtU !Y hv Rru<e Reatue &;.,IWp w Ple•••nl 458-Leon 576-Apple Gru"f' Home. for Sale ' 161- Farm Equ•pmcnt Mohile Home. fu Sale Farma for Sak Lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, Weeding, end Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removal R•ldontlaf a Commorcill F,... Eolimllln 2112/82 (,1~P\ 156-- Peu for Sak HI . \L I ~ · 1 \TL 949-2627 or 1-800-837-1460 0 66 7 -CoolnUe Over 15 Words Rate lllo.foo-•""lr 614-949-2804 RATES Days (lo Sund., Cllls) U05_~ Gallia Count-v MeJ.S1! County Mason Co .• \\'"\ Area Code 614 Area Code 614 Area Code 304 lor erron faut day ad nuu m paper) C.. U befo.-e 2 00 p m d • • af~r puhltcauon to mUe co..-rll!'!l:lton • Ali. th.at m~&et bot pa~ m.advuu a.-e t:.ard of Tharuu Happy Ad. 'lard Sal. In Mern.or1am \ ciM~If~ a•hert!aemen ~o plaeed m the Callipobl Dadv 614·949-2801 or 949·2860 IINIM W*•Mer PARTS & 5£RYJ(( Mowen • Cltail Saws • Weedeaten JOOpm Thursda'> I 00 p m Fnda" Classified pages cover 1he followmg lelephone exchanges ... n '"orda ...-.JJ be no~11 3 dav• at 11<> .ebaf1e • Pr~e of ad for aU cap!La.llctten L.l d<J~Ie pr1ce of ad c011t 1 00 p m Wedn esda• Fnday Paper 5Wtda.,. Paper rOLICIES • Rece11'1! dllcowll for ada pa..~d ID advance • Free Ad. uwav and. F 0ouDd ad. under DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 1 00 p m Saturda y 1 00 p m Mondav 1 OOpm Tuesda~ RACINE MOWER CLINIC COMMIBOAL and RESmENTIAL nuz t:S'I1MA'D'.S Yard Sale Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & VIcinity KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Friday, May 22, 1992 84 Elec1ncal & Retngeratlon RISiderrtill or commercial wiring, new Mrvlct or rapelrs Master Licensed tl.etrlcian Ridenour E.. clrical WV000306 304 -6 75-17116 85 General Hauling Wa Do Hauling An)11mt Anyplace, Nc Job Too Big Too Llttla Batament Cleaning Gan•ral Work Anr Klndl &14: 3N 2278 Anytime of. 87 Upholstery Mowray I Upholstering llrllclng lrl county 1raa 27 years. Ttte" bast In furnllura uphoia1trlng Call l04-67S--4154 tor fret ... tlmttu -~ �The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Page hymn sing Saturday at the Freedom Gospel Mission Church oo County Road 31 feawring Russell Spencer and the Southern Hill Singers. Roger WiUford, pastor, invites the public. FRIDAY POMEROY - Revival at the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel, Route 143, Pomeroy, will he held through Sunday at 7:30 p.m. nightly with Harry Miller and family . Pastor Victor Roush invites the public. HURRICANE - Descendants or the Jose ph Rappold and Felix Edward Rappold will bold a family reWJion a1 Hurricane Pan: in Humcane, W.Va.. on Saturday at noon. Call 992-5858 for further information. LONG BOTTOM - The Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have preaching and singing Friday at 7 p.m . Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will follow . RUTLAND - There will be a hog roast at the Rutland American Legion Hall Saturday at 2 p.m. Public invited. Musicians and groups are invited to entertain. Call 949-2038 for funher information. POMEROY - There will be a rehearsal or the Middlepon Alumni Band Friday at the bandroom at Meigs High School at 7 p.m. There will also he a warm-up rehearsal Sawrday a1 3 p.m. at Meigs Junior High. This rehearsal will allow those out or town alumni to rehearse with the band. All former band members are urged to anend. LOTTRIDGE - Country music night will be held a1 the Lollridge Co mmunity Center Saturday . Bands perform 7 p.m. to mimighl Refreshments available . Public invited. POMEROY - Pomeroy Class of 1967 will he holding a kick-orr gettogether for the 25th reunion at the Meigs County Golf Course Friday at 6 p.m. Further information may he obtained by calling Linda Will Gilkey at992-3966. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Alumni Association will decorate at the Meigs High School Cafeteria Friday at6:30 p.m. POMEROY - The Meigs County React Team will have a coffee break at the southbound roadside park on Route 33 between Athens and Pomeroy starting Friday evening and continuing through Monday WJtil6 p.m. Call992-3255 for [unher information. SATURDAY POMEROY - There will be a RACINE - Racine -Southern alumni banquet will he held Sawrday at 6 p.m. at Southern High School. Cost is $10 f<J" dinner and dance. RUTLAND · Rutland High School Alumni Banquet will he Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at !he Rut· land Civic Center. REEDSVILLE - The Olive Township VFD will hold a baked steak dinner Saturday beginning at ll a.m. Public invited. SUNDAY LET ART · Memorial services by Racme American Legioo Post 602 will be held at the Letart Cemetery SWlday at I p.m. and at the Browning Cetnetery in Portland at2:30 p.m. RACINE - Racine Fire Depanment will sponsor a chicken barbe· cue SWlday a1 the rue station 111 ll a.m. The ladies auxiliary will serve 10 FDA infonnation gives relief for those worried about breast implants MONDAY BURLINGHAM · The Modern wooclmal at Burmgltam and Bed· ford Township people will save ftsb. wrtey. rhrlrn and ham din· nen as well as sandwiches, pies and homemade bread, Memorial Day (Monday) from II a.m. to 6:30p.m. Money will he used for upkeep or !he Bedford Township Cemeteries. HOBSON - Hobsoll Church of Ctuist and Cbris1ian Union will be in revival with Norman Taylor, Monday through Sawrday. Pastor Theron Durlum invileS the public. CHESTER · Chester Fire DeparUDent will have a chicken barbecue dinner Memorial Day (Monday) at 11:30 am. Available will be blwttccue chdrn, barbecue spare ribs, ~:laUd beans, cole slaw and homemade ice cmun. COLUMBUS - Sixth annual Bowers reunion will be held Moo· day for devcndants or Ernest Max Bowers and Adrie Alice E.i:binger a1 the home or Herman and 0oona Bowers, 484 Gatdea Rood, Columbus. MIDDLEPORT · Anyooc inter· CSitld in playmg <11mrncr fast pitch softball may aur:nd a mcecing Monday at 6 p.m. at tbe Middleport Ball Park. Further infonDalioo may be obtained by calling 992-61190 or 742-2302. 1bele is a SIO registtationfee. TUESDAY MASON - Meigs County Vietnam Veterans Chapter will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. a11he VFW Hall in Masoo. All V.N. veloei311S invited. POMEROY - The Meigs County VeteranS Service Commission will mtt1 Tuesday at 7:30p.m. m the veterans service office in I'OOleroy. Dear Ann Landers: Tiwnk you for your column about breast implants . l also am appalled by the misinfonnation and t.hc hu~.:k sler ing Ann Landers of personal injury auorneys who are out to make a buck any way they ANN LANDEIIS can. "lm, Loo AD&eloo Tlnaoo Syndlalo _. I bOO my implants 12 years ago to correct a physical dcformlly. I'm 34, a registered nurse, in excellent health and married to a physicran. We have aut..hority on breast disease. four children. What Dr. Ketchum told me was I was pleased wilh my implants identical to the inlormation you and forgot all about them until the printed in your colum n. He also sa.d media onslaught began. he would he very comfortable if any Being a born worrier, Cilch new O[ his five daughters wanted IOhave rtrK>rt was more frighlcnint; ~tan Lhc breast implanL< last. I became so nervous I could Please, please prin t your message not sleep or enjoy anything. Then I again so the women who may have saw your column. I showed the col umn to my mi ssed it will sec it the second Lime husband and he said , "That rs around. Yours was the voice of exactly what I've been telling you sa nity when th e med ia feeding all along. I'm glad you read it on fren zy got going. -- PEGGY IN the paper. Now maybe you'll belrevc MIAMI DEAR PEGGY: Th:lllks for those it n c....... s,.,._.. I Lhen went LO a surgical oncolo· ktnd words. Here's the information gist at the University of Mram1 . again , for those who missed it: The U.S. Fond and Drug AdminiDr. Alfred Ketchum , who is a past president of the Society of Surgical s tr ~wo n' s advt sory panel ha s Oncology and considered a leading de term 1 ned that there is no --Library lines-By RUTH POWERS The library is planning an Ans &: Crafts display during Heritage Weekend, June 13 -14. Anyone wishing to display their arts & crafts should contact the library immediately so space can be arnnged. Something new has been added to the Summer Reading Program. The library has a Teen Summer Reading Program lined up and teenagers are encouraged to come in and sign up for participation. The library staff is currently busy lining up Summer Fun programs for children to enjoy over the summer months. We hope to have a fun filled summer for our teens and yOIDiger children. The children's movies on Salur · A summer school program offering makeup classes for students who bave failed classes during the school year will be offered at Meigs High Scbool, June 8-26, from 8 a.m. to nooo each weekday. The classes are open to Meigs. Eastern and Southern students in Meigs County and Wahama students in Mason County. The courses to be offered arc General English I and 2, introduction to Algebra Pan I, Consumer Math, American History, and General Science. The cost is $35 per half credit, or $70 for a full credit. Applications to enroll are available at Meigs High School. Further information may be obtained by contacting either Principal Fenton Taylor or one or the guidance coun selors at Meigs High School. and boost morale of aU ••ploJfts. Pictured an som• or tbe raculty nd starr no wore t~eir shirts Thursday iJo m:opita of lllr !drirt p~­ sent.ations. D of A members give officer reports The Past Councilor's Club of Chester Council No . 323. Daugh· ters or America, met at the lodge hall with Opal Hollon, Cora Beegle and Pauline Ridenour. hostesses. Laura Mae Nice presided and read five verses of Psalm 54. The pledge to the American !lag and the Lord's Prayer were grvcn in unison. Members answered roll call by telling what their mother's first name was and their maiden name . Officers repons were given and it was reported that Doris Koemg is in Sl Joseph Hospital. A card was signed for her by the members. Poems read were "For My Mom" and "Nobody Know s ~.ut Mother" by Thelma Whtte : A Mother's Love" by Charloue Grant : "Flower Sack Underwear" by Lora Damewood. At the June 10 meeting, mem bers arc 10 bring readings pertaining to the flag or Falher's Day. Games were conducted by Vir· ginia Lee and Goldie Frederick. Door pri zes were won by Jean Frederick and Bulah Maxey. The hostesses served refreshments. Attending were Thelma White, Ella Osborne, Virginia Lee, Mary K. Holter, Sadie Trussell, Cora Beegle, Ethel Orr, lnzy Newell, Opal Hollon, Lora Damewood. Pauhne Ridenour. Erma Cleland. Faye Kirkhart, Goldie Frederick, Ada Bissell , Mac McPeek , Bulah day, Sunday and Monday have been discontinued until September, when they will resume again. The librarr. has formed a teen Youth Counetl with students from the three school districts. Representing Eastern District is Charlie Bissell, Jessica Chevalier, Jamie Wilson, and Kathy Bernard. ReJil!· senting Southern District is Matt Morrow, and Stephanie Sayre. Representing the Meigs District is Angie White, and Jason Witherell . The Youth Council will furnish the library input from their peers on programs and materials selection for the teenage patron. Teenagers, if you have a good program idea, contact your representatives on the Youth Council. They will he glad to hear from you . Thrs is your council, only you can make It wort. revealing his prison record to a prospective employer. As a religious oounselor. I advise all former prisoners to teD tbe trutb, even thougb it may ros:t them a badly needed job. I remind them tbal it was dishonesty or one kind or another that got them into trouble in the first place and tl they continue to be dishonest they wiU g<t iDIO trouble again. · I hope you will print this message. It's an impooant one. H.H.F., HENDERSON, KY. DEAR H.H.F.: Thank you for encouraging former prisoners to tell the truth about their pasL I appreciate your backing me up. They needed 10 hear it again. Gem or the Day: Neves let your mother comb your hair when she is mad at your dad. Is alcohol ruillillg yow lif~ or the life of a lo•td oM? "Alwlto/Um.· How to Ruogniu It , Huw 10 Dtal With II . H""' 10 Corrq~r It" aut rllllt things arownd. Stod a stlf· addrtss~d . long , bwsintss-siu envelop< and a chLct or II'IOIIL)I order for $3.65 Maxey, Elizabeth Hayes, Alta Ballard, Jean Frederick. Charloue Grant, Laura Mae Nice , Beuy Young and a gues1. Sandra White. Be 11u a pwoftll reeol'd....$8 MUDon In Gnat l'vad•, ISO new Jobs. . fourth, , . MlddllfiDit, Oh. 46780 Buelnau (() e AIIC WOIId Ntwo Tllla naming Ill ill CIIS Morning i1J (WE,T11,FR) Pold- · :a"'C; by Joke aoayBrMk 5:35 (]). NIIC Nlgt:taldo (I)CNN--o &:00 (]) • iiJ NIC II - (!) 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Pllltllor bf Cou Mate, FNCI HollnWII, 256 So. 0 (WE,T11) S.Om 1D (MO) Flallln' ID (TU) fSPN'o SpoodWootr ID (WE) W-'1 Tomlo Megarlnl 1D (fR) NCAA Todoy lllllporto L.oteNlghl 5:05 (I) Pilei Pn>grom 5:30 Cll• Tlllo Momtng'o MaN~g QUALIFIED: • 22 Years in Banking • 3 Years as Salisbury Township Trustee KENNY'S AUTO CENTER, GALLIPOLIS, 0~ = ~'rPold S S a . CIIS Thlo of an tmaginary island, an Earthly paradise, in 'Las Serges de Esplandian. • a Spanish romance written by Montalvo on 1510. Baja California fLower California, in Mexico~ was first visited by the Spanish in 1~33 . The presetrl U.S. sLate was called Alta (Upper) California. 011 JUliE 2 5:00 (!) (MO) Love Boot (I)• Morning Aglfculture A-' (I)• WOIId Nowa Now ill ill AG Dor i1J (TU,WE,T11,FR) NBC - The name of Caliromia was be· stowed by the Spanrsh conquistadors (possrbly by Cortez) It was the name VOTE FOR MORNING (J) . . 711 lhrMt 1985 BUICK CENTURY LIMITED 4 DR. -H-.......""' Clicolo,, WQ!j III. 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Ill. ~ Earlbly paradise If Yo• Want ACom•issioner Who Has PROVEN ABILITY and Will work Tirelessly to Bring lml•stry, Beller Highways and More Grant Funds Into Meigs County, LIS IGS City Stttloa WSAZ ns ce compelling scien~frc evidence that silicone implants cause disease but made i1 clear lhat more studies are needed . The pan el ha s recommended that all women who need breast rcconstrucLion after masleClOmy be allowed to have 11, as well as a lrmited number or women wbo want the procedure for cosmetic reasons, to supply data for a controlled study. The FDA is advising women who have not experienced any problems to lea.,.c their implants in. Anyone who has questions can call the FDA Breast Implant Information toll -free hot line. The number is 800-532-4440 (TDD for the hearing impaired: 800-m6167) . Dear Ann Landers: As one who works with prisoners. ex-offenders and their familres . I know the drlcmma faced by a former ~soner who ponders the advisabi lity of 500 'East !Main FRED lUFFMAN At: (I) <ll w Summer school program offered BOOSTING MORALE . Fenlon Taylor, prindpal at Meigs Higb Schoo~ along with Gordon Fisbtr, assistant principal, presented all employees, includinJ facully and starr, with Meigs Marauder t-shtrts, lo show their support Chtnn•l llJ D <Il CllD Community calendar Community Caleadar items appear two days before an event and tbt day ol tbat tvenL Items must be received weU in advance to IISSIIre publication in tbe calendar. WEEKLY Friday, May 22, 1992 ~~ Iunny ITWMly Cll CHid lnd - Compllif ,~ ~~tt:.lo tho IIJWII' illf•llll'.l'll A - : by lido 1D {WE) Moloaa.1d ID (Titl TllonngltbrM Dlgoot a-Todoy OP Pill 5:35(1) (TU,WE,T11,FA) Ono Doy Ill 'l1mo I!)). WWF WmUing Chlllenge Legion of. Doom. 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ID Logondo ot 1111 Brickyard a Nowo/Nollth2:30 (!) MOVIE: Tho llilnd IRJ (2:301 CIJ Boot ol Jor of Polnhng l!IIG Night Court Stereo. 1;1 Ill Aomodollng ond Docorodng T-y a Nowo[Styto With Elu Klonoch 3:00 (]). iiJ NBA Sl>owtimo t:;l (l) Homotime 1;1 Cll On tile Weterwo,o lllllllSluntmaotoro a• Pold Pnlgrom Ill NHAA T-r Stereo. ID lltOndo of tile llrlckyord a Nowo[On the Menu 0 lllg Volloy 3:30 (]) • iiJ NBA Bouotboll Eastern Conference Finals . ~me3)(l~ Wooclco ng With Rick lull Stereo . QJ lnoldo Wlnoton Cup Aoclng The Winston and The Winston Open trom Concord , N.C Stereo. 1D Chockond Flog FQfmule One from San Marino. a Nowo[Your Monoy 3:35 (I) CHIPo 4:00 Cll a L.POA 0o11 J c 111• Penney Skfns Game from Frisco, Texos (L) (l) Mon:lo Aclomo: Hoortlrlnd Cooking Stefeo. (I) Whort the World lo Sondlogo? Stereo a • PGA Golf The I n r.: Southwestern Bell Cok>nial. round from Fon Worttr. Tam(L~~ illl• Po rem iiJ &quo..... 3rd • NASCAR Racing Pont•ac Pacesetters 200 from Nuareth, Po. 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(AI Steroo, IDe ONPoom Cruudla A look ot family reilllonlhlps wl!ll Stove Md Morlr,n Oreen and Orlendo Meg manager PaP Wlllloms . ~00:.51., M , 11M W:o111 a C:oolc and ClueH a PrifHNtws Q llll Thl!'o Mr Dog s:oroo. 1:05 00 MOVIE: Tile HCMIH on Oroenopplo Rood (2:30) 1:30 (J) D 1iJ Dllhront Worid Dwayne and Ron are forced to share a cell with rival 2 classmates. (RJ Storoo. 00 Major Laogue 2111Hbli Chicago White SoJ: at Texas Rangers (l) 11111!1 How lo Ro?u 1 Streo1 s...:t K!d (0:301 II]) e D"'11ll's Ct.n 01is takas over the management of Melissa's !land (R) S?oreo. 1;1 0 You Alkod laf I~ Agoln Stereo. 11:00 ~II a NBA 2111okotbo?P Western Conference Finals ~amo 6, il niiC8ssary) (~ fl ()) • Moc0J¥or (I) Mrstory? Sir Paul Berowne resigns from the 2 at ~ ~vernmant. !Iff S!ereo. Ill II]) • kPt IJHIS 2111vo:tr HPP?s, !111210 Brandon and a classmate named Emily meet at a Hallowoon party. (R) S:Oroo R RP~ MOVIE: ot Scorp?o IPt 2 at 21 (2: ) Storoo. 1;1 a Nllh¥ llo Now Storoo. 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MIM!on McC&I (2:00) ·~-~ a-Ovom?gli 3:41aNowin10mr:;J 4:DO ® MOYIE: A 8tap OuP ol Uno (2:00) g 101• MOYIE: T1N1 OPIIef Skil oi . . Mo:lnlllrt (PGI (2:00) An extended family occupies adjoining apartmon!s. (Pt 1 of ~(~ S:oreo ojof Laaguo 2111Hbl!l g B~nloc 8:00 ~ 8 Mlnnllon Stereo. 11JJ NIIA 2111sko?biH Eastern Conference Finals rma 5, ,, nocesoary) (l) g • Oooglo (1)11 Dooglo -· M,D, needs PO-decido whathor or not PO batroy Jonlne, ~ Stereo, 1;1 11111111 Q ~·A look a11amily relationships with Steve and Marl~an Groen and Orlando MaJ: manager Pat Williams . ~ 11Jl;l Jo•o ond . . Fo?mln young, homeless murder sus~, tAl S111reo Q 11J OVI : Ring at ScOrpio ~ t o~ (2:00) Storoo, 1;1 No :. Now S:oroo. a Lar:y Kl~ u..: llll FomUt E l1lon 9:30 Cllll ()) II Any1h?ng Bul Lov• Hannah has to walt a weak lor resul1s or a biopsy . S:oroo. 1;1 tO:OO® Nowo (1)11 ()) II C:.t! Wo:e Eli returns; Charlie bafrtends a woman bein~ sued for Tom Peters ~isits three German companies, Trumpl. 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(R) :oroo, Q IIJ (I) Qonnony'o OtiiU1y Obsooalon With Tom Plllro ~II Atlantic Classic, flnal round from Mal~ern, Pa. {A) Luke decides to move; Jake gains 1he trust of a IIJ Scoobr Doo 7:30 w ® 1:30 (1)11 (J) • Orowtng Paino Ill a 11 B:ooldyn Brtdgo I:OO~D Championships from THURSDAY (1 :30) SATURDAY (!) ,.,......... Pine Sf*:t.Po the murder of a former lover. c 3:00 (I) E.nwlaa • r.-.. Hos!Som-lbo exa-lloo- of e Phllado?phla Philllos (l) I:OO~D OJ?n . . Hu1ol . . Nighl Gillespie invesllga?os Chicago Cubs (l) Cllll Clle Fu?! HouH lono101111 Oovo: Tile Mo.,ng ol on Ep?c lnsiglo:S aworid101 700 Club WPUI PO: Robemon 10:05 (I) Ml?lonnlum: T-1 Wlidom ond tho WDfld S!oreo. 1;1 t0:30 Ill MOVIE: Allc>ft ond Beyond (2:30) II]) Mojo: LMguo 2111ubll? Pittsburgh Pirates ot San Diogo Padres (L) 1D Mojof LMgua 2111-1 Atlanta Braves at San Francisco Giants at 2:40(1)·--- mto the making of Lonesome Do~e are featured. along >Mttl mtervtews with the cast and crew members . p :00) Stereo 7:36 00 Mljof L - 2111Hbl71 t :40aeCNN2:GIIIJ)•--- ahead of the law. (A) Stereo i QtC:ollftro 1;1 ~ WltnoSI Po Su:vivo? 1;1 (L) 7:30 (J)u..J~ 1;1 ® Ql. ~·Tonight (I) D Eic"dlliaeall Tanlglll: S18nio Tonight IIJ MlcOyvor 1;1 t;30~·---· IIJDucDip twC :aa ~ hiCou:t T"'IMn • Jill's male visitor . (A) Stereo. speaks at the Fraternal Order of the Loon lodt3e -Houri;! 41SieallaT.-, C&:: .. Told 1;1 I]) :=.I;IEd?llon 1;1 1D Cll MlcNel/lahlll a.,.,,... ... ae~~~g~~~ c..t 1:00~ ~........ a J $P' CBS Nowa =UpC!oM llll New Zo::o S?eroo. 1;1 1:36 W Andy Oritl?1?o 7:00~ D ill WhHI of FoliuM c t2:36 ~. ~Dawtd ~O=Let~lla=l!lul~• Lea (}). lo¥e Cuua I I e o Scoobw Doo 12:0:20IWJ at ....... t2:05(1). 11:1•• ··~Aifl:rg t2:30 ® iiiOYI!: - - .. Inch iPGI 12:0111 ··as.-. New ~ II]) D Andy Q:ttft!ll sa1eUI!e dish and splos on Roseanne Ia not Included in ~ Sq..ro 0.. TV Stereo. Netson. We,ton ..leiWW'ifS, Johnnr C&lh """ Kris Kristofferson pabm30 of Improvement Tim Installs a rma 5, II niiC8ssary)(l) 1;1 IB ()) 8 POHonne 1D Wid Amorlcl Stereo. t2:GIIIJ)·-- I Western Conference Finals ()]PorloctS:r.: Cllll ()) 1B A Jot Lono Stereo, ill 11 Nighalnel?, IIIIID Current A olr 1;1 t2::10 W MOYIE; Sohoro (PGI (2:00) II]) II lllrMr Ml!lor ID Women'n P:o ilelach Volloybl?! From Fresno, Callt (T) a PrlllltiNow• ~ llll Rln nn Tin, ,8 Cop S!ereo. 1;1 8:30 lilii ()) II Home 9:00 (J) II liJ NIIA 2111oketbo?P a t:OSI]).- ftC.. . . Told Woro' NBC - · Night a! Plio Movlu (2:00) S:oroo. IIJ I]) Ml?lonn?um: Trlbol Wladom and the Mcdam WDfld S:ereo, 1;1 1111111 a • Mu:plor B:own a-mJonl;l IIJSmurta,i I MOYIE: O:igalt P EVENINO AMci~Pnbow 1;1 II]) • Fu?! u S1oroo. 1;1 ae'l ••. . _. en. Tltoo AfllrT:n.SWeo,Q ........ • TUE,, MAY 26 1:oo (J) • Ill 11 <ll • a • IIJ lifts ()] Dllh:wnt Wortd ~ ~ SquiN 0.. TV oreo. 0'-ktP\·- 101 MOYPE: a w-. Bnbby Rahal e Ooocago Culls o1 San 2liego pooP . (Ri SPoreo, C llll BPock 8117Pion gterao. g a ro ln!rodu<:od along with 1:30 ()) O:uw•• Plins Q l!leCNNDIEltp?u:'4 - . ,, SlcM 7 e ··- Sl1onl0. G P hM Tonight NttAA l"-, s11on10. c 1M Crll1u:e F:om Hoi? (2:00) a 0pry locilmg. Stereo. ID !e-17 TonPt;ht a NowofSporto fonPt;ht 101 Pt::t Wolf: Elotlng WoP! in IOie Comic SlrPp LIYe Kevin Rooney, Fred Wol? . Reggie McF-, Ed Aloozo and Etta Mao. S?aroo. 3:30~· 0 MBA-- :Il • 0 Pl7d Pnognm Clle a • £ - - • TUOWII S!ereo. 1;1 Ill -.,.wGid " - ' ~~2. Tnt Pil....... llll,_ . . ~ WPUI lany- r:;l t' (!) Tecta S M11ca Stereo (I) 'l1lla Old ~C 'JS TIMIIINf:.M ilMsoon 1Championsloip from Atloens. Ga. (TJ (!) TlaWMklnP Flnol ill • Raggln'a IJl e llflscrhos o1 . . Rlcto o -Netll Coty Classic from Orleans (TJ l:GG (%) • liJ MBA Slwullnw R- ()) World TOIJ... IGIIII Classic from Ha.... (R) Ill - s.na. D ""*"'·Slereo. Mana from D WJ 1 llewo/W- llll Jolin a 12:30 ~. SlstiOIIIIppi:l l inoog ()] IIOY1E: Ago?nol . . Wind (2:00) ~ ~-ioo·mli&Coc C& : ' CoosiWO. Trudt I a . . . . . . . . Spclfb Cllib e -c D T 'lisA - (T) and Sitva' Crown rilssics " • • F.- . . 0 in~WIIh 1of 6JI;;! ~~~gelllp'• Pk; ,, G Jaguar XJA-15. Stereo. ID 17-.g Kansas Fururitj from Ruodoso, N.M (J) •• ......... tl :Cill w- • &d?lng o1 8pMd Md lluuty Racing inno~ator Micl<or Thompson; 1ho --Steteo _ _ .. EIMI . .IOCI 0 IIDIJ•OOCIIH6der ~~- ?:odJCW - . (lJT Codt 3 Spocta?o<s watch a helicopter crash at an a1r &how. (0:30) Stereo. e••••'' •r . ~--..n-0 Stno. - ·--I;! - e """ Cleoogo t2:GIII]) WKRP 7n Clnclnnnoti Ill e:.-t Alhlr ,._ """ , 11M wna. a C:ook ond ChoN a Pr!mtNtwo 0 Prince Va?!onf S1ereo. g 8:30 ~ 8 IIJJ Blossom and Six stay ovem.Jiht in a ho?ol. (R) S!ereo, Q 1111 D 1121 M::jar Dod The Major arranges tor Gunny ae llll Jolin AnkOHioorg 11:36(1). OIIPo Qlo:y ..,._, i. OnP•pa,.. ordeal~ Stereo . C IIJ Mu I1:00) S:Oroo. a llo"' King u.r.t 0 Fom??y EdHion 9:30 IIIIID OU?gn?ng Sportll n =· ill._, ... - i---~. -..lll: .. a -Pi:hr'aOo!ll a "• Stereo. ·---PGA . .Sj, - An officer is hurt in a drug raid: a canine unrt catches a car thtaf. Stereo. t:lOID ( I ) " - 101e illjcr ~ . . . . La:d'. ISiiSI coN e II]) e . . . . . 'sy oe n c • • ,...,.d.! !t w ...a:ng Bushwhacl<ers vs . Nasly Boys, a TINI Highw•riMII Willie ~~~~-Buoninoso Grand lake of lloo Cloorokoe! ..... " -· Oldo. Slnno. o•~-- ••- ())·-o• Ill ~ To::lgl:t llll a.o.,..d u... wttto - 11J WIOIP in Clnod:w•U DT-oondTIIC!a< -S111r00. lrwttabiAI at .iE.GED.... = ,, a ·ea.- • a home, S1ereo. IIJ Sill S:Oroo g D T"'"'tn' USl RouPe 68; Wes1 Coas: Mlno-Trudo Nl1ionals Sta<eo. D Spa t11C11D1 3 2 5 Cincimati Reds 11 PloloicloVoia (ll 7 I IJ,S, Olympil: Okllloomlo- ooi _m.._ • .._ __ .,_g s•-• s i 0 video. (RI Stereo. C ()] MOVP~: Tile PtiM and Plio Jockl? (2:00) Clla IJl • ·au..n1o (Pt 2 o? 2)' ABC Mondoy MOYie ~toreo. ID Cll S?erao. 1111111 a ..nlng ShOdOI Wood agrees :o do a t:lond a lavor and it tums into a big and Holowachuk to play ®-JIll P8ld P:agnom Yort< Games llJ; u.s. Gymnostics Ooomponships from CoUmus, Ohio (TJ {I) NISCAARKing eoc.co:a 600 from .c ··..,·-·-g _ _ ,..., () t;r.. , ,.. -"-·---·---, a , _ sense of treooom . (AI S111reo. Q II Cai1bitt'j OUtdoora S1ereo, 10:40()] lnaton1 R.pay 11:011 ~ e 111• <Jl D llll D o e ~~~- 11:t511J focua 15 Pt:lOIJjeBMuty ond . . IINat 1D " n'II S1anoa (!) flma,.. O'kdlpu• Q; D Tile n ' S The ·· -F-, ~ I • ~ , N .C . (L) ·~·eaqa :t:-T-..-.. II 'IISlnno ···--•· __ ··-,·- liSI· __ ,. 5 leaYeS, Chrts is excited about ....,. (!) mam ae 10:30 101e o.t o LJI10 Arter Larry g -:naa 0 MOVIE: Tile ~ f'1lro (2:00) 12::30 1D a..k c. Sllop Sbonoo tJJ e _,"',... , p 10 • . , . . llll Pn laue?: WPUI CllortM •• a •ere••<>, t :011 ~. 5I c <:lleo.s..,... _.., 111-Nt.. iJ AI A:icglca: Wu Tactu: ma • • ... Okla. S?areo. I ' .., co.J'ttry music's alluown hiPs, 1lpod in las Vega. Bet-Air Will and Carlton ha~e Bel Blv Devoe shoot a music apprehend a fleeing suspect 11 man is removed from his ~~~~­ · - - - ··.·.'11 Phi!ado!phia Phll?ies Ill a C:oasft:e 8:00 (J) 8 11JJ F"'::lo Prince of ()]Mo -· (I)Nelww11- DC"g WGidl!lul•cl:lno 1991 : Cnoiy?Ok>l .... ··- , -~ -- 1!1'"" Slnno. at rss :'a ~ Cincinnati Reds at New Vork Mets or Atlanta Braves at ID QuaFiy, ar EluP g II]) • COl'S Otflcenl . ,- -. IW ae T""'!f o e . , . . , _ t;J II a-~~­ ~..,rraaa"Ss._.. dullii iQ, h8atlh cara, home and _ , (t :DO) ··-Oo•l tJJ eT• .. IE proNos Pile ond " " ' ' ' " ho?p Dkllw Amel C. 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IIJJ ~ 1;1 ()]OoldonGir!o Cll Mojof Loag.. -~ So 5 , , . _ IIJ._,Doo D llll TINI Wlituno l!.~l'lle it lllii'GI (2:30) 3 !31 . . . Ti Cll . .. 5 Stereo. IIJ Mac:GJvor Q =~ Ill MoMyL?no I!!!:*J ....,... - OIICM T- , §:=~~;~- 11]liZ) 18• E..-ln!Mnl Fomlly Wu:tto Tonight ID__.OnoTV - ·- - - 1 ; 1 ' • EVENING tt:IO(J)eAICIJ Ll ?tlw of lw Rtctt & F e (1). tJl. ln;lfc. lilc0'2I s.~..,.,_s.r.o_ • • ZfX MON, MAY 25 TUESDAY 11 Arsenio Ho?! Stereo MacOyver 'i!l a Sporll Ton?glol llll Bo:dortown Stereo. 1;1 1t:30~11 liJ Newo ()] Hunter !;! r n - . o o . r.... Monttor (J) 1B NlghUine r:;J De 1Danproua Curves' CrifH T?:no Aller Primo T?:no S1eroo. !;J ID SporbtCaniW aMonorPine llll MOVPE: Co!umn Sou1h (2 00) tt:35(1)11 ChH<O C e 1D Monfod, ,'WPUI ~ Cor.- 12:00 (I) II o.nnPo M71« II]). love 11J n.. Eq:oollw Ill N o - - Storoo. 9 2111ubll Tonight Qll NewoNPt;ht 12:051Jlll liZ Tunlgb:l- W?ll Joy Lono Storoo ill II N?glo?ihll 11DJ 3D Cuno::l A 1;1 t2:201]) MOYPE: locilto-.. (2:00) t2:30 ill MOVPE: Famly lloiiiMII lA) (2:00) II]) II 2111may M... a•:o.rouna:. =Pro-v....,.... Four,man from Las Vegao (TJ Ill Pnsldl Politico '12 12:361]) II love eon1111 D NPt;ht Court 1;1 t:OIIIJ) • J ..., Janos g. 11]).,.- a•Nf:!a- 11J MOYI : Pretty Po1oon iRI (2:00) Ill A-.n Music Shop Stereo. Ill 8howll1 Tudor a t :051J)II late Night WPUI DoYPdLattan:oan (I) II Now h can 2111 Told GIDNowo t:3011JD Now H can 2111 To!d 9 5u<fer MagUIIM Ill -N?ght Updo111 OPI!dPt:36 ~II Enterto!nmant Tontgltt toroo. 1;1 t :40 G) Ill CNN Nowo 2:00 ~II Worid Nows Now tereo;.g II]) Gl 7!: Thompson's lal! R.., (2:00) Qll C7ub ilo:lco Stereo = In- . . PGA Tour Ill W-wkil Updo1a llll 700 C7ub wttto Pot R-..., a 2:051Jl• la1lr wttto '"" Cootaa Ill II N•wo 2: tO 1111 Ill Up to Plio M!2:20 Ill MOYPE: The Long Ho:ne (2:15) 2:30 ()] 0.Mlo lll!o: v.,... ID SporbtC&nbtr Qll Sporto lataN?gh1 2:361Jlll Homo St.opp?ng IJZNBCN~ 2:40 ~ m wlf tereo. Ntwo Now 3:00 I() MOV!E; IIPoocio;*P (R) (2:00) 9UpCioN Ill C:oeoltro llll Pnold P:og:am 3:30 ® Pl!d P:ogrom = ?MBA "-*4 Limo Aoci< Camel Grand Prix trom Lime Rod<, Conn. (A) Ovwr.!;P~ a- 3:45QIIN.........,I;I 4:00 ill MOVPE: 71's My T'"" (Ri (2:00) ~.J MOYIE: Piowlh17 . . (PG) (2:00) Qll Lar:y K?nt U..l 4:36 (I) Hogon's lll:ooo l FRIDAY • • FRt, MAY 29 EYENINO 1:00~11 illfiiJJII 1111111 112111 Nows IIJ Squoro 0.. TV (I) Poedl~!nbo II]) t:,Full H Stereo. 1;1 IIJ urfsQ Ill Worid Tudor llll Rln nn T?n, K-8 Cop S!ereo, 1;1 1:051]) I Lo110 Lucy 5:t5 00 tOih Inning 6:30 ~ II 01 NIC No:§ a SJg 'e ® Port.., Stn~ illll <JlDA 1D Wl!d A::Hirlcl S111roo. ~ SquoN 0.. TV Stereo. Ill a• CBS Nows r:;J II]) e Andy O:llllth IIJ Scooby Doo 0 Now Zo::o S?eroo. 1;1 1:351]) Andy Oriffltlo 7•00~11 IIJJ WhHI of Furtuno Choo:el;l (1)11 Pnlkil EdltPon r:;J ID (I) MocNonl?flonlni NonHour r:;J fl Mom.d,, W?lh Chl!dron § Ill Jeopo~l 1;1 sough1 br pollca for the murder or teenage gins. Stereo.~ a • Bt? Qrohom C:undlo A look at family relationships with Ste~e and Marljean Green and Orlando M~c manager Pat Williams . ~ Mu~~r, !1M Wro!O ac:aokondChaH aPnfHNOWI 1;1 8:301Illl Dropp?ng Pn A teenager faces poverty. family pressures and a rough urban environment with determination and strength of character. (0:30) 1IJ (fJ $!reo? Wook "a" Stereo. IJl D SPep br S1op Frank teaches Mark to defend himself ealnst a bully. (AI Stereo. 9:00 ~ D 11JJ NIIA 2111oka?blll Eastern Contarenc:e Finals (game 6, if necessary) a< NBA Finals (ljl'ma 1) (lil;l :IJ II ()) IB !noHurs Charlene and Baby are taken hostage by refrigerator creatures. (R) Stereo. 2 1IJ (I) ,,Tolldng WPUI o¥7d Froat Democratic presidential candidla:O 8171 Clinton and his wile Hilla~Stereo. Q a e...... II]). Sbtr TN 111111 Awlrdl AfricanaAmer1can Stereo woman ·are honored for their outstanding achievements. liZ e E'tlnl!lln1 Ton?glo! 11J MocQ r:;J = SportiC&nlor Ill MDIMy!lne llll MOVPE: The U111a P:1n..n (2:00) 7:05 (I) Ps1rlol Oamn: n.. s.a.: WDfld at Spr?ng (0:30) 7:30~· IIJJ~£,., ()] Mojof LMIIII 7 Chicago Whl?o Sox at ToronPO B?ue Joys (L) ~ II Entlr1llnn:ont Tonlght toreo. 1;1 (I)• Moil:l's Faml?r 1.-.. ,-g e Fam5!y Fouci alloSWS:oroo. a Mojof lMaUI lose.:? (L) Ill CroMftN 7:361]) Mljur LHgUI liM~ Atlanta Brivaa at New York Mo11(l) 1:011 (J) e IIJJ SUper PIG apsro lnd Now ProcticiP JokH Dennil Wtavtr; Ann Marie Johnson; Stall» or Uberty disguise , s~ (I) (J) e Pom5!y Laura ohuns Url<olllton droams ot Pile wl!llou1 him 75 ~~ Po?ar, (RI Stereo~ (I) Wllhlt'O!on w 1n Povilw Stereo. llll D lllt7y OraPoom C:u- Slngor Lntmol?o Harris; hlgh?lghPe from o recent visit :o North Korea '"';'a g £;'; P-·· Molt W - An Ohio kllot Is HoS!s Oprah Winfrey, O.nzol Woshlng?on . (2:00) Stereo~ II]) II 5I : Ohosts ~ ghost chase; 1 family confronts Hhosts livlng wUh !hem. (A) 1ereo. 1;1 11J llyoncl RNI!ty a Nalh¥11:. S!oroo. lllla"f K?::g u..t llll Fo:nl?y E - 9 9:30 !jlll Clueoro e llby T James dumps Maggio, but he still dolonds her honor, (A) Stereo. ,2.. II]) e H Vldlo Mo!loors so: tPoolr daugh:ors ~ to marry MTV's Adam urry. (R) S?eroo. IIJ SWilmp Thing tO:OO ~ IB ()) IB 20/20 Stereo. Jocl<sonvl!r. Ja.. X?! Tho Rlpplngtons foo:ure Russ FrHman, Cuban trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, Bola Flack and tho Fleclctones, Chick Coroo Elok!rlc Bond and Dione Scliuur. (t :DO) S!Oroo. (I) Dk:t C&¥011 WPUI Quro V7d.: Writer Gore Vidal shares his views on po41tlcs and hiS!Ory and anecdotes abouP wrl?ors and Hollywood parsonoiiPies. ~tO) HW..~ .. Qll On S1ago S1eroo Ill Worid News 0 700 C:ub WPUI PO: - t0:30()]IIJ Row a.-.y 'il:H?o< Ill Austin Encoro SPO<oo, = M::jar l - 2111-1 (l) 10:361]) MOY?E: Fam??y .. (A) (2 :00) tt:OOI])II <Jl. IIIII a • Nowo IIJNe-?ch D A - HaH S111roo. § PGA GCIIt Kamper Open , 2nd round from Potomac. M~ . (R) Qll Crook and CiueN Ill Sportll Tonight 1D llordettown S1eroo. 1;1 tt :30 (2). Newo ®Hunte:£ a (lJ Yea, M Iter CIJIINigh-Q 1121 • 'O•" Jua!ICe' Crtrno TlfH AQ Prime n.,. Stereo Qll Mo: .. t?Pno 0 S1ereo.I;J 11:361]) 11 CloMrs ~ Ill Morrlo<L Plio Chi- -wn e 12:00 ()) • .,.,... ?ill::.r II]). l .... ConN o - How Storeo. llllbowaNigh! llll AudloYls?on WPUI Scon Aoaa Stereo t2:051]) • II) TonlghP Show wttto Jor lOIIIO SPereo. I]) II NPt;ht?Pna IIIID eun.nt A Q t2:30 W MOVPE: Thompson's Lase Run (2:00) Q] II Po!d P:agnom Ill lnst!M Po?l!lcs '12 12:361]) MOVPE: Tile F - s Vomplro KIIIMa (0:30) (j) Love Con.wetkN• 0 D NPt;ht Court S111roo. a•:o.rounar. t :Oil()) • ,..nr Junia ii])·R0 IIOY1E: P:7vlbt Sclloot (RI (2 :00) Qll On Slnla- Storoo. Qll Sloowll1 TDC!ety 0 Po!d P:ogn:n t :05 IJlD liZ lall Nlgl:t WPPII Oo¥7dle- a fi'., a Ill Andy g Q:ttftPII Ill • Now Kcan e. Told 911 ...... 1121 • N!ghl CI&Ma 1:30111 A.- E-. S111roo, Ql Spo:taC:outw Ill NewoN?glol115*1t ."c..n,.. . t;35 ~.:or· Toro?glol a• t:40 a• c. - Told 2:00 II]) e MOY12!: Pony . . _ n. ea.. ., .. ~ lHson(2:00) 111 C7ub a.... s -. ID Pn- . . IIMar £IGA T... a•-.:= OnJCC:W Roba111CM Pot �Friday, May 22, 1992 The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER ,.1 J.S GOT~ oo:Er ~---, Fat 0011>1& 5(, ()Ill'£ A!li~YI ,. "' Television Viewing W:,THATS Y£AILHE AAII£0/tf. fOR i¥XL'I~ UP m.FFIG ~ r:.tll.;( ()IE ,WU:fUH!U.OU d • TilE u~r Q Rearrange l•tt•n of four scrambled words low 10 form lour •imple word1 . • FRI., MAY 22 EVENING LOCARL 12 II I I I I D I X0 E I ll I I I I 6:00 lll8 II) 8 (I) 8 11m 1D liZ • IIJI Newo IIl YlcMo Po- aq...,. One TV Q IIl RHCII~olnbow a:;J 11118 Ful Stereo. Q 0 Smurfl a World Todoy 1111 Aln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Srereo. a:;J 6:051D lleverty Hlllblllleo 8:30 lll8 11J1 NBC Nowo Q IIl S.vod by 1IMI llell II) 8 Ill B ABC Newo r::l II) Wild ArMrtco Stereo. 1;1 IJl SquoN One TV Stereo. IZ) Tl1EN A VOICE COMES TO ME TI-IAT SA'<5,''I BEFORE E EXCEPT AFTER C ! '' I· I 15 I I I~ HAV~f.Yf f'EilllAilf ':llllCE I I II I ~ Pll'iNT NUMBEII'ED LETHRS 1 = 6) \JIB ~~fC:~~~~ER l ETTERS TO I IIIIIII Yol27, No. 11 Coprrtghtod 1812 iiiThoJollertona~ Mocl!fii/Leb NIWIHOUrQ \11,8 Monto(l... Wl1h Chlld"'n Otnorotlon C NORTH BRIDGE Stereo.~ = a Monoyllno .A3 tAQ +KH76 SpotlaCenror 1111 MOVIE: Tho Block ~talllon 101(2:30) PHILLIP ALDER 7:051D 8rody Bunch 7:30 (liB Mo"' You Know Best olrhe Class (0:30) IIl Now It Can Be Told ID Major Lngue llaleboll GfT LIFE! E'pos (L) Ill 8 Entertainment Tonight Sleroo. a:;J t;l CIIB Momo'a FomNy 11m 1D Whoel of Fortuno D. Fomlly Feud IIJI Jooperdyl Q c a Be a Star STereo. -, =Major Lngue S.leboll (L) a Crautn 8:00 lllB 11J1 Matlock Aleonage ALLEYOOP son saves his mother's life WE'LL by killln~ls lalher. (A) ASK. Stereo. (I) MOVI 60ME80DYI : Tho Senlon IAI lt:30) Ill 8 Ill 8 Family Motlefl SteYe helps Eddie cheat on a test; Car1's house is robbed . (A) Sleroo. C II) (!) Woahf"V~<>n WHk In Rovlow Stereo. 1;1 lim ID liZ Ia Roocuo: g11 A youth Is alone in a hot-air balloon; a man is tr!2P8d by flames. (R) Stereo. r;;1 . 111118 MOVIE: The Hiountod (2:00) Srereo. Q 0 Munier, SIHi Wrote Ql Crook and ChiH a PrimeNowo 1;1 8:30 II) 8 (I) 8 Stop by Srep Dana and Frank's dr!Ying tests gal mi'ed up. lA) Stereo. C II) (!) Woll SlrHt WHk Sleroo. Q 9:00 lll8 IIJi MOVIE: 'Perry Muon: Tho Can ot tho DeopeNte Docoption' NBC Movlo ot 1IMI Woek (2:00) [] II) 8 (I) 8 Dtnooourt Earf woman. (A) Sreroo. 1:;1 CZJ (!) Mayo AngoloU: Rainbow In 1IMI Cloudo Maya 11islts MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP E!JE A L.AWYE'R AFT~ 1 FINet-1 5CHOCL. a San Francisco church whore an ethically and WHAT ARE 'l'QbJ 601NG TO 6E WHEN '!aJ GE-T DELIRIOUS. OUT OF SCHOOL~ economically diverse congregation encourages people to express love lhrough tellowshlp.(t :00) C lim Ill iiJ'B MOVIE: 'Till Wo Stereo. MNt Again (Pt 1 ol 2)' CBS Movie Spoclol (2 00) Stereo ia NoollvllloRooll1y Now Stereo Beyond a l.arYy King Uvol 9:30 IIl Nowo IIJB ChMrt [] CIIB lllby Tel~ Dons watches Mickey for Maggie IAI Stereo. [] 0 Swomp Thing 1111 Socteto of 1IMI Scrollo (0:30) 10:00 IIl Molor Laoguo S.nboll BARNEY I'LL GO SURPRISE SAIRY BELLE WITH MY NEW OUTFIT!! SHE'LL TARN 6/lEEN WITH ENIIY II WELCOME TO TH' COSTUME PAilTY II Chicago Cubs at San Diego EAST +JlOVI .,. 2 tKJI • 8; 3 2 SOUTH +K 7 6 3 .6; t9 8 6 3 The second string isn't broken +A Ql Vulnerable: East-West Dealer West By Phillip Alder When an archer breaks the string of his bow. he stands no ch.ance of hitting the target with his arrow. Sometimes a bridge player lS faced with the same problem. He has one chance to make Soutb Nor" •• 6+ Obi. bow - 1f he can spot it and Lake ad- South might have deduced from vantage of it West's vulnerable pre-empt and Lhe Cover the East- West cards in the di· play to trick one that East had started agram. Against your contract of six with a doubleton heart. (With eight spades. West leads the heart king: ace, hearls, West would probably bave 10, "' You cash dummy's spade ace opened four hearts.) and lead a spade to your king, but West As East must have at least three discards a heart How do you clubs, declarer should try that suit continue" first. And when East turns u.p wiLh Faced with a trump loser, South ·four clubs, declarer sbould discard hls thought he needed to hnd East with at heart loser, ruU the heart lhree in least three clubs (so that he could dis- hand, play a spade to dummy's queen card hiS heart loser before East ruffed and lead dummy's last club. in) and West with lhe diamond king. If East ruffs, he must return a dia· Consequently, South hnessed the dia- mond into dummy's r\-Q. So he dis· mond queen at trick four. But East cards. But declarer exits wilh dumwon with the kmg and returned his last my's last spade, endplaying East heart two down anyway. 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Chi~ BERNICE BEDE OSOL comfortably manage today . your efl ec tlveness will be severely d•mmtshed All your endeaYors could sufler CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. t9) II you're required to make a cho•ce about doing sor,lelhmg today w1th people you l1ke or with those you !eel obligated to , choose the former. 11 may be impoSSible to p l ea~ the tatter AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) In o rder to prove your sell-sulficiency today, you mtght reject the assistance of competent helpers . Later, you could regret your decision . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) Take paons keen observer today. but it m1ght be w1se to keep your observations to yourself . especially il you spot negative tendencies in individuals with whom you 'll be involved . ARIES (March 21aA.prii1SI) This IS one of those days where unrectified mls· takes are apt to be quic'kly compound· ed . Don't let things get out of hand where friends and finances are to treat co-workers w1th kid gloves to- Moy 2:1, 11112 vou could be rather for1unate in the year ahead in endeavors . you either mastermind or personally d1rect. 11 your talents urge you to be up front . don· I relegate yourself to the rear. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Fnends might do things for you today just be· cause you're you. However, if you bring others into the picture, your benefactors may back off. Know where to took for romance and you'll find lt. The As.tro-Graph Matchmaker instantly re- day . Disagreements could go unresolved until next weetl or . perhaps, e~en a bit longer LIBRA (Be pl. 23-0ct. 23) II you ere gomg to take any risks today. take them on your own abilitieS and not on those of others about whom you know little Betting blindly IS a no- no. PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) You re a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone concerned . you·re closely assoc10ted with might try TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Individuals to take credtt today for something you 've done. But, as long as you've accomplished what you 've set out to do. don't make a big deal of 11 . SAG ITT AAIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) II you attemft to tak e on more than you can who are most pertinent to your present aims could be the ones you isolate today through some type of behavioral intraction . For your own benefit. be careful how you deal with others. Selmon to 27 F..,.,lllltom 28 anlmal Plll•• Corea Elektric Band and Olano Sclluur. 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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Doing 1-lalon onoblel you lo 11\'0 very well - Stereo. q 8 llontortown Slereo. 1:;1 c 11 :3511). Cheoro 1111 • Mo-..,\vtth Chlldten and I'm a slave to IMng welt" - Jason Ale..ander. PIITSBURGH (AP} - A Unir ed Steelworkers officral said the union hopes to resume ralks with Ravenswood Alummum Corp . soon after negotiators missed a self-imposed deadline for rcso lvmg their dispute. Negotiators broke off talk s when ir became apparcnr rhar the deadline of midnight Thursday for reaching a new contract would pass withour an agreemenL '"It was ly]lical of the ncgotiaring process," said Ravenswood spokesman Pat Gallagher. S!eelworkers spokesman Gary Hubbard said the union hopes to resume talks as soon as next week. "Of course there arc problems . That's why talks break off," ' Hub- bard said Friday . "The weekend improperly hired 1.000 replacewill give time for quiet reflection ment workers. Ries gave lhc panics until lWle on tho se problems. We 're confi · dent we can resolve it, but we ' ve I to resolve rhcir diSpute. If he upholds a Nauonal Labor gor some more ralking to do." Abour 1,700 members of Srccl- Relarions Board find1ng rhat workcrs Local 5668 in Ravenswood violated federal labor Ravenswood, W.Va .. have been off laws, the company could be forced the JOb since Nov . I, 1990. The to rehire the union workers, who company says lhe workers walked would be eligible for millions of ouL Union members say they were dollars in back pay. locked OUI. ln addition, Ravenswood could With the contract deadline past, default on a $71 million loan pay other deadlines loom for ment due June 5. Crednors con Ravenswood. cerned abour the back pay would Earlier lhis monlh, AdminiStra- be happ1cr wilh a negotiated solutive Law Judge Bernard R1 cs uon. according 10 company docuagreed to po stpone ruling on ments. charges thai Ravenswood tllcgall y The company's credit problems locked our rhc Sreelworkcrs and (Cnnlinued onA-2 I and equipment, for campaign activ - uy,"' according to the House Elhics ManuaL "When you have a campaign where so many mean things are being said, sometimes rhey (his Washin~ton staff) just want to be helpful, ' McEwen told the Chillicothe Gazetlc in a telephone inrcrvicw from his Hillsboro home Friday night ''We hope to make resti (Continued onA-2) VALEDICTORY ADDRESS • David lhle stressed the lmporlaoace II iadivklUIIlty alld l"reedom ol choice to the 11192 graduatIng cu ol Soutlrfrn High School durin~ his valedictory address at comme•cement servkes Friday evening m the Charles W. Hayman gymuslum. JAKEWAY HONORS CHAMBER- During his visilto Meigs Counly on Friday, Ohio Developmenl Director Donald Jakeway presented lhe Mei~s County Chamber or Commerce with a certilicate reco~nizing the group's developmenl efforts, l-lere, Jakeway, second from left, presenls the plaque to chamber president Lenny on, stressing that putting forth lhe besl efforts possible contribule greatly 10 reaching desired goals . Rev . Grace told the graduates much of whal lhey would accom plish would be influenced by others but mosr imponantly 10 remember their lives arc shaped by the way they perceive lhcmsclves. The key By BRIAN J. REED to success, he related, was to sec Times-Senlinel Staff yourself worthwhile. POMEROY - Ohio's economic He concluded by reminding lhc dcvclopm cnr czar gave Me igs graduates they had been created for Counly busmcss leaders and counry greatness because they were creat- officials a pep talk al a luncheon ed in the image of God and their meeting on Fnday . only limitation is lheir perception During hi s first offtetal visil 10 of themselves. rhe counry. Ohio Dcparrmcnr of Following the baccalaurcarc Development Dtrecror De .tald address rhc choir performed Jakeway encouraged communiry "Showing Us the Way." leaders to work more closely wilh Kellic Ervin, salutatorian, deliv- state agencies to accomplish dcvclered her address in the form of a opmcot goals. letter to fellow students, teachers, ''I'm not naive enough to think adminisrrators. her parents, famrly that you have all you need in rcrms and friends. of economic development," lake"We have witnessed stories thai way told the group al th e Me1gs will las! for generations," she stat- Counry Public Ltbrary . "The stare ed , citing examples such as the inauguration of George Bush as the 40th president of the Uniled States with Dan Quayle, vice·presidcnr, Opemtion Descn Shield and Descn Stonn in Lhcir junior year, and in the past year the break-up of com - Eliason and Chamber/Economic Development Direclor Paula Thacker. Also pictured, sealed, are Nancy Hollister, Director or the Governor's Office or Appalachia and Elizabelh Schaad, Re~ional Director of the Ohio Deparlmenl of DevelopmenL (Times-Senlinel Pholo by Brian J. Reed) Jakeway addresses Meigs business, community leaders munism. 48 Dokoto = 11:00 lllB Charles W. Hayman gymnasium. The graduating seniors entered lhe gymnasium as Jeff Arnold, music director atlhe school, played the processional. Rev. Roger Grace, pastor of lhe Racine and East Letart United Methodist Churches, gave lhe invocation followed by the Southern Choir singing "It Is So Hard 10 Say Good-bye to Ycslcrday " wrth Roberta Maidens, gocst conductor. During his baccalaureate address, Rev. Grace encouraged lhe graduarcs 10 be the besr they could be as they embark on a new beginning. He challenged them to make the most of lhemselves, be willing to rake chances and when confronled with challenges meet them head - 13 Muoiclll 'ltbfotion 18 ..... bird 21 llllltn onocka 23 Modlclnol root America's foremost screenwriters, Waldo Salt, is featured. [] 128 Pof101 the Centerville Volunteer Firefighters Association. Both this year's parade, which drew 35 units, and the bean dinner were htld in honor or the late Woodrow Hall, longtime Raccoon Township trustee. (Times-Sentinel photo). WASHINGTON {AP) - An al lenerhead rather than on staOhio congressman says a campaign tionery from his campaign commitannouncement on his congressional tee. slationery may have been an error House rules require lawmakers with good inlenL to separate lhe work they're elccled The Washington office of Rep. to do from their efforts to run for Bob McEwen, R-Ohio, sen! out a re-election. As much as possible, news release Friday promoting a they arc required to make sure laXMay 28 campaign event in Gallipo- payers aren "t paying for campaign lis. The release called the event a work. "McEwen for Congress nx:eption" · 'A member may nor usc official but was prinled on his congression- resoun:es, mcluding funds, supplies mcncement exercises held in the 54 Terminated 55 AI Copp 13 Sec:tiono, A Multimodialnc. Newapopor Lawmaker uses congressional letterhead for campaign event By JULIE E. DILLON Times-~nlinel News SlafT RACINE - Sixty-nine Soulhem High School seniors rece1ved their diplomas Friday evening in combined baccalaureale and com- 53 SodiUn Stravtnoky 24 Slipped 26 1937 ghool SHOWING THE COLORS - The junior members or the Centerville Volunteer Fire Departmtnt led their fellow firefighters with a flag display in Saturday's parade through Centerville, which eaded at the Community Park with the aintb annual bean dinner sponsored by ------ Southern High /School's leading seniors address 1992 graduates IOUndl 13 Vestlg11 15 An•..,to..,nllllllltulil Caldwell 32 Whale 111• (I) m20/20 Stereo veal s whtc h stgn s are romantically per· teet lor you Ma11 $2 plus a long. selfaddressed , stamped envelope to Matchmaker . c1o lhts newspaper , P_Q Box 91428 , Cleveland . OH 44101 -3 428 CANCER (June 21-July 22) In a c:om· merc1al arrangement . lry to do all the p1oneenng work loday. but don 't be to o hasty about closmg the deal. Po or ttm mg could puncture your profits LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Unless you nave a f1rm grip on the tiller today. you could lind that the control of an important sit uatiOn IS Slipping out of your hands. It m•ght be very dillicuttto get it back . J Opening lead: • K m ASTRO-GRAPH Eall Pass All pass the contract. U it works, he succeeds; 1f not. he fa1ls . But often the bridge player will !"lave a secor~d string Lo hls is frustrated by the idea of Charlene becoming a MY NOM WANT€> ME 10 WEST +a •KQJ9871 tro1;2 +ro Atlanta Braves at Montreal A ~11 - 01 +A Q; 2 OMocGyvera:;J Charm· of rain. High In the 60s. United Steelworkers and Ravenswood break off talks . iGDJoopentyiC 11118 Star T""': The NOX1 D • EnMIIIinmont Tonight Along the rinr ....... .......111-7 llusiness/Farm .............. .D1-8 Classir.ed ................ ....... D3-7 Deaths................................ A6 Editoral .............................A4 Sports . .. ....... ................... Cl-6 Weather ........................... A-2 Mlddleport-Pomeroy-Galllpoii&-Polnt Pleasant, May 24, 1992 SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS "' 1 warmly - Quail - Jolly - Lawyer - YOU tell ME "You'll only be charged lor the time you actually use lhe lawn equipment." 1he store owner said. "How will you know how long rve used ~?" the man asked. ·Easy," the owner said, "YOU lell ME!" Ill 8 lnoldo Ed111on Inside • tmts ~ IN THE SE SQUARES 6:351D Andy Ortlltth 7:00 IIJI Whoel of For1uno II) (!) Meigs Division of AHA to host golf tournament · Bob Hoeflich · Page B-4 me in my place by announcing that thefe is a big difference belnearly righl and · · · · · rigll! Z ARBE l 17 16 OScooby Doo UpCiooo 1111 Now ZOrn> Stereo. a:;J YEAH, AOO fHE B-1 Memorial Day services in Gallipolis during WWI-era ·James Sands A-5 dassmates My reacl1or pul ~ n- Saturday's baseball results - C-1 I had !l'flen I perlecl grade and was bragging to lhe attlet' S YT T R iiD a•cBSNowoa:;J 11118 Andy Grace Church observes • anniversary She urged fellow classmates ro think about the changes they have seen over the past four years and to realize lhe changes that will occur when moving on to college and other types of higher education. She concluded by saying ''The world has changed with us in the past four years. Now it is up to everyone here to malc.c the world change for us." In his valedictorian address, David Ihle, staled "we entered school as a group with one common bond that linked us together, butl!lllightlhat bond's grip will be forever broken" as "our paths will go in many different directions as {Continued on t\·2) has not done all tl1at it can do for small communities. But we mu st share rhc rcsponsibihry with those communiti es. The state needs to hear constructive criUcism in terms of how we can de<tl with the problems we face." Jakeway admrttcd thai Ohio' s 88 counties have not received equal consideration in term s of economic development assistance in the past. However, lakeway said, Southeastern Oh io and orher "neglected " pans of lhc state arc parually 10 blame. A development spec1alisr wirh hi s roots in Lhc private sector, Jak eway said that the government should treat its Citizens like cus- the stale govcmmcm has nm treat- ed its customers well." "There is no reason." he said, "lo think thai yo u ca n'r gc r the same attcmi on that olh cr count.ics in Ohio have been rcc civ111g ." The dtrc ctor recog niZed Meigs Counry for 1ts cffo t1 s in altracting economic development project'\ to rhc counry . al rhough no specific proJeCts were nam ed. "Y ou've shown rh c Stare of Oh10 and the Oh1o Dcparunent of Development lhal you have what it rakes to get things don e,'" lakeway sa1d . "Mei gs C ounl y, along with tw o or three othe r counties 1n Soulhcastcrn Ohi o, have taken a punch in the nose m term s of the economy ." Dyesville couple sentenced Thursday on drug charges POMEROY - Brian Woodgcrd, 34, and his wife, Becky Trout Woodgerd, 30, or Dyesvillc Road. appeared in Meigs County Com mon Pleas Coun on Thursday before Judge Fred W. Crow lii for sentencing on guilty pleas to drug charges. Brian Woodgerd pled guilty to possessing marijuana, a felony of lhe third degree, and cultivation of marijuana , a felony of the fourrh degree. Mrs. Woodgerd had pl ed guilty 10 possession. The possession charges alleged an amount equal to or exceeding 100 times the bulk amount. By st.atute, one hundred gnims of mari juana constitutes lhe bulk amounr, according to the court's criminal tamers, and said thai, '" for roo long. batl1ff, Paul Gerard. The arnounl of marijuana involved in this case was more than 22,000 grams (approxi mately 49 pounds}, ac cording ro court docum ents. At the hearing, Judge Crow asked Mrs. Woodgcrd abour the marijuana and she initially staled that she and her husband had grown marijuana jusl once, bul under questioning admiucd lhat she had lied and that they had grown mar.~· :.:.. 1.:! I .)f several years. Bri..m Y oodgerd was scnlcnced by Judge C.row to consccuuve sentences of 18 months in Jail, and was fined $5,000 on the two possession charges. The second senrcnce was su spended and Woodocrd was {Conlinued on A-2) Jakeway said lhat the firsr step in improving counry/starc cooperntiOn is ro spec ifi cally identify viable economic development proJec ts, especially those whi ch will crcarc jobs. lakeway advised that Meigs Coun1y's economy is dependcnr on small business developmen~ specifically those small busi nesses thai employ I 00 people 01 less. In addition to developing small business, Jakeway encouraged ··exploitation" of the area's natural resources, specrfically lhe county's mrlcs of riverfront. Jakeway hailed Ihe Meigs County Parks Districr's videocassette, " Mc1gs Counly: The Hearl of the v., Jcy", produced locally by Aardvark Sound, calling it "one of the best travel and tourism videos stalcwide ". "Here in Meigs County, you can {Continued on A·2 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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