https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/24d6ae2099f9cfcceacc295a152d8bc3.pdf 7a8aca7c876190ab82f3cb0bc9b08146 PDF Text Text Page--14-The Dally Ohio Thursdav. June 1992 Ohio Lottery Dodgers top Reds 7-4 on West Coast Pick 3: 002 Pick 4: 5055 Page 4 U · t,.lj .,4,.;nt, Showers tonight. Satnrda.\, rhanrt of rain 30 ~rcrnt. ·lliKh in low -S&. L ..£a.~,@.,.~ • t: ~~rfou. ;."C J- ~ '"' .(;(.. R -t•t••."n£ /I I .; ~fU...... tfi2. ••• ~-t . ~~ tl :.( Vol. 43, No. 24 Jf J 9 ~~~­ ;.Jj ~¢.,.( '£~0 • -""! ,#ad ..r;. r6 .. ~ JJI ~ ~n"~'-t..-..1 ;.f; I I I lvr W<Ud_ cMtcl By KATIE CROW Sentine.l Correspondent Sealed btd proposals for the Bndgeman Street storm sewer and street repatr proJect will be . d unu.I 4 P·~~ on July 9 at recetve the Syracuse Mayors offoce, CounCtlman Kenneth Buckley rnformed council members Thursday night. Buckley, who prepared the doc· uments, stated that the estimated proJect cost IS $17,600. This is round five of the Issue Two program. Contract documents , bid sheets, plans, and specifications may be obtained at the mayor's I ~ ~ Syracu~e '/I wa..u:t_ ~&a~ 4 'I S? 1 '/I .I offiCe on June 19 for $25 per seL . Pulice Business Police Chtef ltm Connolly reponed that the new r,ohcc crmser had arnved. The vehtcle, a Ford Crown v·tctona, . was pure hase d through the State of Ohto Purchasmg Program at a cost of $12,090. Before the new vehicle can be placed in operation, Connolly will transfer all radio, lights, etc. from the old cruiSer. Theoldcrutserwtll be sold by sealed bids after those transfers are made. Kenneth Cundiff and Malcolm Guinther again met with council 'f ~ cMrd .v:;;d '71 ~ ..Jht a/tLt.d_, r ~~ 3 ~ reponed, Gov. Gaston Capenon has no plans to back rcwnting West Virginia's water pollution laws, according to Bob Brunner. Envmm· or off~ mentalists have said changes in the State officials say the proJCCt ts dioxin levels would increase the movmg forward , acconding to a amountS of dangerous chemiCals report in today's Charleston being dumped intn nvcrs and Gazcue, but a company spokesman streams. said that's not necessarily the =~ Brunner added the company has The mill could possibly bring I ,000 indicated to the governor that they jobs to Mason County, if built. are willing and able to meet the Eli McCoy, head of the DNR 's stnctest of standands. water resources section, stated the Alabama River Pulp Co. Alabama company told the state project was on hold because of an Division of Natural Resources that oversupply in the paper market, and it could live with current dioxin the new dioxin regulations were regulations. As a resul~ the Gazette withdrawn. I +' "'o/''" ) I ;. I thing poSSible to control traffoc. Shannon Slavin manager of Lon~ Members of council stated that don Pool. Slavin' gave a breal<down thepolicechtefpoSIUonwasapan· on all activities at the pool and ume postUon, and e<pressed thw reponed . a leak in the larger pool e<treme sausfacuon wtth Connol- area whtch is causing a daily loss . that of water. , ly's performance. Cundiff srud She also reported that he agreed Connol!y was dmng a work is needed on the baby pool good ]Ob and dtdn l mean to cnu- and stated that it would be done cize in any way. . soon. Cundiff also asked regardtng Mayor Pape asked that a correct closing of various alleys that coun- calculation of water and chemical ctl had menuoned earher. lie was loss at the main pool be made'" advtsed that council had not order to determine whether the vii~ obtamed legal advice on the maner. Iage should close the pool and Pool operations make repair.< now, or lO waJt unul Also mceung with council was the end of the season. Alabama River Pulp Co. and West Vu-ginia officials are at odds over whether plans for a pulp and paper mill in Mason County are on, I &HtGr~ regardmg stop and speedmg stgns on Second Street C~ndiff stated thattf speedmg on clly streets IS not stopped, youngsters on btcycles could be mJured. Cundiff also stat~ ed th at the vt.llage needs more traf.' fie controL He also satd that reStdents are parking tn alleys and he would like to see all mayor's coun cases published. Connolly informed Cundiff that acctdents wtlhtn the vtllage are down over last year's figures, with only four for the year having been reported. Connolly and Mayor James Pape a~reed to do every~ sIa vm and · 1 th k d those le wh~~~~~~nti!., '" re!l«fn the 1 The we . Da~.l'~eegm Rl::ria ca1dwe~· Chr weaver ' d 1 · os an ames· McDaniel Passes '10 London Pool are available 31 th f 11 . $2 5 f single S3~ peo ro:~pgl~"!~d s5 f: each ~dd · 11 1 ' 10 e.ceed $S; ~ ~:on. not f srud 15 d ; 2 f '!:'~n ~I ti':s are e$n3S an h or ·~ ts. hour min 1'm per our, wt a twoT 0 urn~ f . · Con~i:~;,::n;n ~.~jtmmtng Company, state officials disagree on whether pulp mill plans are on or off ?J ;P'~ J,rr t"./""~ A MuiUmedl• Inc. Newtaaoer accepting bids fo~ sewer, street project " ~~w:;;d. ~ 2 Sections, 14 Plge. 25 cenls Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 5, 1992 Copyrighted 1992 '(.w.ttP.k.e. ~­ .&;.,1 'zfM.. &>d'. '-1'7jdtL. ' I ~~ +·~ ~..du Stuan Calwell, lawyer for the construction umons, said lhe DNR has set tentative public heanng dates even though the agency hasn't rccctvcd a new permit ap~ plicauon. The Affiliated Construe~ tion Trades Foondauon complamcd Alabama River Pulp uses non~ union cons£ruction workers, and ran full-page newspaper ads calling the dioxin regulatory change a "cancer creek bill." Calwell said his group wants to review the pcnnit application before making a decision on the proJCCL He told the Gazette he wondered how Alabama River Pulp could meet the tougher dioxin stan~ dards wtthout maktng maJOr chan~ ges m plant deSign~ spokesman Ken Goodard told the Gazeuc. however, that the company IS still waiting to see tf the state changes the dioJ. in n:gulations. "The matter i..'i under review. Nothing IS going forward at thi s ume." Goddard told the Charleston newspaper. The Alabama company wants to build its $1.1 bilhon pulp and paper plant in Apple Grove, on the bank of the Ohto River. The company received millions in state super w credits and promtsed SOO to 1.000 jobs, acconding to the Gvcue. In January, Goodard said the Bush says average citizen will vote for him in fall CLlNJCS UNDERWAY • Boys and girls wbo wDI participate in tbe Meigs County Soap Box Derby in Middleport on July 4 (and their parents) can get a helping band in constructing tbeir cars at clinics now being conducted by Derby Director Charles Neutzling. Here, David Ramsburg and Butrb Bradshaw are seen bard at work constructing their kit cars. Results of contested races in Tuesday's primary election Meigs Soap Box Derby plans are underway ., hrgttf Selection hrgut Selection tf I Unions, AT&T fail to reach agreement WASHI'\CTCl'. , \ I' , .'\ e go~ uators for :\rrh'fl l .l l l I I, 11hunc & Telegraph :md 11~ 1 ,_ , ,, Jll l l l··r, .; were Liymg agam tod;t\ 11 • ~ ~· . 1 , 11 :1 con- Lract agrccm~·nt. hl.i ·., 11. 11 .1 back team of un1on h.1r :..' .l llk"r 'i The head of ,GJi cd th L· ( l lll1 1lltJnJCJ - Iion s Work ers of ,. \ :n ,· rtcl sent some nego tiator\ h (lnL' WLClncsday after a full day of bJrg~tHJlllg that stretched almost to mrdnrg ht failet1 to produce a co ntr~KI ~~ ~rccrncn t. CWA PreSi den t \lorton Bahr said all the negotiators would leave tf a scttlcrn cm w:J\n'r rc:1~: h rd bv Fnday. " "AT&T has been unr..: sponsivc to our critictl cm rln~ lll l'rl \ \~'c urity rssucs ,' · satd Darr r But AT&T s p o~~·\1 11.rn Herb Linncn sa id : "We thrnk utH proposals on career SC(tHil y arc as comprchen stvc as any m 1ndusLry Jlld we look furwJi d Ul cominuing dJSCUSSIOllS.'' L1nncn ::,cud the com pany made a new w<~gc offrr Wed nesday • Rtfrltmltrt • Ou ~~~ Electric Ren111 • Wuhen & Drym ntght. lie dccltncd to say how much, but noted that the company originally had offered an 8 percent boost over three years and had in crease d that once earlier this week. The unions originally sought a 13 perce nt pay raise. CWA and the lntcrnattonal Rrothcrhood of Elcctrtcal Workers rcrrc:scnt about 125.000 A!llCJH•.:an rclcphonc Jnd Tclq.:rdph workers m the Un1ted Sta t e~. -I ill' lllng-l..lis· t<trH.: c <ind JclccommJ JilJ CJL ions rnanuf3cturillg CO H1p any h:1s alxmt l 17,000 employees wOJ id wrtl c, but the co nt.rau allccts 0nly domestic opcrauons. The prcvtous thrcc~ycar pact cx ptrcd Saturdayat II :59 r~m . Ohio River Sweep - 92 Saturda June 20th - 9 a.m. -Noon Volunteer Your Help In An Outstanding Clean-up Event 1 1 • 4-H Clubs • Garden Clubs • Scouts • Churches • Boaters • Individuals For Information - Contact Meigs County Liller Control Union Ave. at Rt. 7 Pomeroy; PH. 992-6360 Day Beds Appllmu In Tht Area Fret Recliner with the Puroh111 of any Recliner at the already Low Price and Rmlve • 1 11 99 Chlldt Recliner FREE FREE 13 Inch Magnavox Remote Control Color Television with tht Purehm of any 2 or J ~ltct LMng Room Suite or 4 pleee Bedroom tulle Including: Druttt, Mirror Chttf and Bed Don't Forget To Visit Our Newly Expanded T.V. S.howroom Lowest Prices Around In Bleck, Whitt, Ahntnl and Wood Starling At $199.00 Final plans for the Second Annual Meigs County Soap Bo' Derby are now underway, according to Derby Director Charles Neutzling. The derby wtll be held as a pan of Founh of July festivities in Mtddleport, and time trials and ca r impoundment will take place on Sunday, June 28. Boys and gtrls aged nine through 16 from Metgs County and surrounding communitics are eligible to participate. To help prepare young racers, Neutzling is conducting car con ~ struction clinics each day at his res idence on Leading Creek Road near Middleport. Those clinics are held from 11 a.m . to 4 p~m. , and Neutzling can be reached at 742~ 2860 for more infonnation. There is still time to order kit cars for the upcoming race, accord- mg to Neutzling, although June 13 the deadlme for those orders. Neutzling also said that modifi cations must be made to any cars constructed for last year's race prior to their being approved for the July 4th race, and he is willmg to C<plain those modifications at IS the climes. Business car sponsorships arc still available at a cost of $300, and other financial suppon is also being sought to defray costs to the derby committee and the young paruci ~ pants. In conjunction wtth the race, the derby committee will hold a fishing derby at Eli DennL•on Pond in Rutland. The fishing derby will begin at 7 a.m., and last until4 p.m. Reg ~ IStmtion will begin at6:30 a.m . and the entry fee is $10. ..----Local briefs----. Personal injury alleged ., Large Seleetion Bunk B•4• Red & Blue Metal Oak, Pint and Whitt In Wood Twin & Full Size Bunkt Btdt Starting If $29910 •Ill •••11•1 A personal injury case has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Cheryl Powell and Keith Powell, both of Middlepan, against Nancy Reed, E<ecutrix of the estate of Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Pomeroy. The suit alleges injury in an automobile accident involving the late Ted Reed on Apnl 27. 1991. Cheryl Powell is demanding $10,000 for lost wages, $1,476.90 in medical expenses, and $500,000 tn compensatory damages. Keith Powell is asking for $15,000 m lost wages, $19,518.62 m medtcal expenses and $1 million in compensatory damages. Man charged with domestic violence Meigs County Sheriff 1ames M. Soulsby reponed Friday that deputies ~ted Raymond J. Burch of Dyesville on Thursday on a domesuc vtolence complatnt followmg an incident that took place on Wednesday night. Burch is being held in the Meigs County Jail pending a hearing in Meigs County Coun. Bonecutter arrested Jasper Bonecuner was arrested on Thursday afternoon by Starl: County deputies on a Meigs County Common Pleas Coon indict· ment charging him with receiving/disposing of stolen JWOperty. Bonecuuer was working for Bates Brothers Amusement Company and was arrested at Brewster, Ohio. According to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, the Starl: County Sheriffs Department was notified by Meigs County authorities that he was working there. Following a Rule 4 hearing in Akron earlier in the afternoon, Bonecutter was picked up and rerumed here late last night. Continued on page 3 WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush says Ross Perot may be popular now, but once the Texas billionaire is pinned down on the issues "the guy in the neighbor ~ hood" will return to BliSh on Elec ~ tion Day. At a news conference Thursday night, Bush said he would not yet take on the independent presiden· tial hopeful, who is favored by as much as a third of potential voters in nationwide public opinion JXllls. But Bush gave hts aides and supporters the green hghtto do so. He also signaled that his campaign would highhght Perot's opposition to the Persian Gulf War and lobbying connections to Congress that belie Perot's claims to be a Wash~ ington outsider. "I have the confidence that it won't be JUS! the Republicans that will be supporting me, it will be the guy m the neighhorhood" by the time eleclion day arrives in November, Bush said. The president sought to portray himself ahove the political fray. He said he had not even "been in the playing foeld" during the pnmary season, despite the fact that he barnstormed across the South before the Super Tuesday primanes in March and paid repeated visits to New Hampshire and other primary election slates. During the news conference which only CNN of the maJOr net~ works chose to carry hve - Bush also: -Renewed his attack on what he calls environmental extremists. He said he's watching out for American JObs in opposing any treaty on global warming that IS tougher or more costly than the one he will sign next week at the Ean.h Summll in Rio de Janeuo, Br<llil. "And if they don't understand 11 in Rio, 100 bad," he added m reference to criticism his dcc1sion IS receiving from other swnmtl parUc ~ ipants. -Expressed hopes, sure to be fulrtlled, that the Republican plat~ form committe<! will retaJn a strong anti-abortion plank that reficcLs his personal view~ -Said "prudence and caution prevents military action' ' at this time in Yugoslavta where U~N~ economic sanction s have so far failed to stop the Serbtan~suppo"ned army from attaclung other states of the former Yugoslav republic - Took a swipe at Perot' s inde ~ pendent presidenual candtdacy by lauding the two-party sys tem for giving the nation "fantastiC ht ston ~ cal stability." On Perot, whose populanty has soared while the president's approval rating s hav e sp tral cd down, Bush said he understands "the quest for change and the appeal." "I also thmk the American people are pretty smart," he added. "Some day you guys arc gotng start (asking of Perot) 'How arc you going to do ll, how are you going to get this through the Congress?"' Bush 11~ the news conference, a rare session in the fonnal East Room of the White House, to beat the drum for congressional passage of a constitutional amendment reqmring a balanced federal budget Perot. at a Las Vegas campaign rally Thursday, took credll for bringing aucntion to thai issue. Union members urged to switch from AT&T WASHINGTON (AP) - The Communications Worker s or Amenc• says that rather than strik ~ ing, 11 wtll uy to wrest contract concessions from American Tele phone & Telegraph Co. by urgmg union members and businesses to switch to other long distance com ~ pantes. Republicans propose health plan WASHINGTON (AP) - Three Ohio congressmen were among a group of House Republicans who introduced a new plan for over· hauling the natiOn's health care system. Reps. Willis Gradison. John Kasich and David Hobson helped write the GOP's health care bill, introduced Thursday. The bill is one of dozens of sug· gested reforms circulating in Congress, but the lawmakers believe theirs will stand out because it was written over the course of a year by a special GOP t.aSk focce. The bill includes a Kasich pro· posal to block doctors in many cases from referring patients to clinics and testing laboratories in which they have a financial stake. It also contains a Hobson pro ~ posal that would set up tax -free health savings accounts for compa ~ ntes with health<are plans. Companies would contribute to a rnedi· cal care account and their employees would use money from the account to buy a basic healtlt care pohcy witlt a choice of options and deductible. The Republicans also propos: - Pcnnitting small companrcs to buy insurance as a group. Self· employed people would be ahlc to deduct their enure health msurancc premiums. The current deduction IS limited to 25 percenL - lncreasmg the amount of fed ~ era] aid for community and migrant health centers hy S1.5 billion over five years and maktng health care more available to poor people. - Reducing adminislrntive costs by using standard msurance billing fonns. Environmental spokesman criticizes DNR's decision ground water. CHARLESTON, W ~ Va (AP) - An environmental group spokesman said hiS fear s that Ravenswood Aluminum Corp~ ts polluting the ground water weren't eased by a slate Division of Natural Resources investigation. Seven environmental groups and the United Strelworkers umon, which is involved in a 19-month labor dispute with Ravenswood , alleged April 2 that the company was dumping 2.5 tons of cyamde into the Ohio River annually. They also said the company was di scharging solvents and oil onlo a "spray field " near the plant and the solvents were polluting nearby Bush has lllcked the idea previOUS~ ly but thiS week has chosen to make II a high~profile objective. Perot satd it was "fascinating ·~ ~ that suddenly we've got the prestdent of the United States mtercsted rn a balanced bodgeL" Democratic preSidential candi ~ date Bill Clinton, Interviewed on CNN's "Larry King Ltve" TV program Thursday night, said he found Bush's support for a balanced budget amendmem ··somewhere between anutl\ing and amazing" because Bush had prestded over the quadruphng of the nauonal debt. Chnton also ch tdcd Perot for saying the nauon could cut billlOI!s in government spending wilhout "break.ing a swcal. ·' DNR Dinx:tor Ed Harnnck sa id Wed ne sda y testing appeared to clear the company of both allegations and no enforcement action would be taken. " I continue to have grave con· ccms about ground water contamination and cyanide," sa id Norm Steenstra, head of the West Vtrginia Environmental Council. Steenstra srud Thursday he has not obtamed the fonal report on the investigation and has been unable ' to contact any of the national con ~ sultants who helped put together the environmentalists' complaint against the planL Union offtctals satd Thursday that the new suatcgy, which they call an "electronic ptcket hne." would not preclude a stnkc later. But they sa td there would be no strike lh1 s weekend. The umon's contract wtth AT&T expired laSt Satunday In the past, the un ton has fol lowed a "no contract, no work" policy, mea.mng a quick strike 1f a new contra ct agreement were not reached by th e umc the old pact cxprrcd " We thrnk. we can be more effective fulfilling thiS program while our members work ," said CWA Prestdcnt Monon Bahr. The CW A and the International Brotherhood of Elcctncal Wort.ers contmued joint negotiations with the long distance and tclecommumcatio ns manufaclllring company late Thursday Bahr said un ion negotiators would be wllhdrawt. ' an agree. mcnt were not reached by Friday~ Willtarn Ketchum, the company's vtce preSident for labor relations said he hoped llllks woold contin~ tf progress were made~ It was unclear whether the lBEW agreed with the new policy. When a reporter called to ask, he was put through to an ofrtcw who satd, "We haven't yet decided the ISSUe.'' . This man, who declined ro give hLS name, satd IBEW president Jobn Barry was the spokesman fm the union and was out o( town. Ketchum called the new policy nonsense, sayingAT&Ts COlllpetitors for long dtstance business employ mostly non-onion help• .. �Friday, June 5, 1992 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Coart Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH Gener11l M......ger LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome They sbould be Je" than 300 words. All !etten are subject to editing and mus1 be signed wtl.b name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wiU be pubhsbecl Lemers should be ln good taste, addressing issues, not personalities Exit polls are nice political high for Perot By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON -To sound bite i~ borrowing Ross Pl:rol's lingo. if l' :-:1 1 poll s and uncounted write-in votes won elections. President Bush ., oulrl be on the way out and Bill CtinJOn's newly-clindled Dcmocrnlic rhmlt n~ltion wouldn't be worth having. But polls and lOken write -ins don't make presideniS. The election is 1"c months away. And Perot's independent campaign for the White Ht l u~c hJsn'l been tested in real competition. l' crm may achieve what no third candidate ever has. crack the tw<>part,· system and win outright or force an electoral deadloc.t. By ewry "~ n so far, he will be the most powerful third fcn:e smce former Pltsidenl Theodore Roosevelt tried to retake the White House in 1912, winning 27 percent of the voLe. Bu t he ha sn't done it yet. " It's a long ume from now 'til November," Perot said in a CNN inttrv1cw Wednesday, after the presidential primary finale in wbicb Busll and Cl imon won si.< elections apiece and Perot showed his predicted Sllmg1h "' 1hc exit polls. "When I'm involved in a competition ... IIJllder>land vnv clearl y it's never over until it's over." .:\ ntl thiS one is just getting staned. Perot supporters have petitionod his IU IJh: onto the Nov. 3 ballot in a dozen states, and are oo the way to gett i n ~ n done in all 50. His announcement of candidacy, 00. or befcre lbe F<>u rth of July, will be a major political show. He hired twO velmlll politi,·.•1 m:m agcr.s, one Republican, one Democrat. on Wednesday. saying tlll' J' ' (] b~ ;., trJtcgists, notlhe '' handlers'' he scorns. No challenger has started with the kind of sendoff Pertt has bem gel· I HH~. fro m the petjtion drive volunteers who got al it when be said less 1ha/, fo ur months ago he 'd run if be was on every ballot, Ill his unpi'""'o::e-""" dcor11 ctl support in national public opinion surveys and in Tuesday's exit po lls. · Those surveys of primary election voters who had just cast ballocs were conducted by Voter Research and Surveys, a joint ventun: of the Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 5, 1992 WASHINGTON- AI. (!obcmian Grove. the annual site of the world's 10051 eoclll5ive lial pany, even the fourth esute sometimes gets star-Sind. Mingling among the high-level government officials and promi· nent beads of indusuy wbo cune together eacb '"m"'" • the Grove is an c:>clusive OOI<rie ri lJp mem· bers of the national media. But even thougb they 1ft iD the busi· ness of selling informalion, don't expect them to ever break the Grove's golden rule: "Do oot reproduce or publisb scripiS. pictures. music or accounts or the Grove." Tbe Grove earns moch of its repu!Atioo from its star·si.Jidded membership rosta: Geor&e Buslt, Henry Kissinger. Ronald Reqao and IBM Chairman John Akers have alllx:en mwn Ill show .., fer the two booze.<lrmcbed ...US ri ouldoor camaraderie. But the mcm· bership also includes prominent media figures lil::e William F. Buckley Jr .. the late Malcolm Forbes and executives ri The Los Angeles Times. Some of these media magnMes awarently feel mere loyalty Ill the Grove than to theD' trade. 0.... the years. at least a dozen stories eqx>sing some of the relationships and rituals of the Grove. written by gumshoe reponers in the employ of By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Grove members, have been spiked ,.. altered before publication. The most recent case involves a former bureau chief of People magazine. Dirk Mathison, who got permissioo from one boss to write a S10fY about the Grove if he could infiltrate last summer's encampment. On three different days, Mathison managed to evade the tight security around the camp and observe some of the happenings. But the third time proved to be unlucky. Mathison was spotted by a Time-Warner executive, who immediately fingered him and angrily booted him out of the camp. But that wasn't enough. Before be had finished it, Mathi· son's stcry was spiked through the effOrts of at least one Time-Warner executive who is a longtime. faith· ful Grove member. Several months later, eyebrows were raised once again when Time-Warner suddenly decided to close down their San Francisco bureau, where Mathison was chief. Certainly the company was cuuing other staff as well. but the San Francisco bureau was one of People's most productive. Today, Mathison is out of a job. All this shows just how far the Grove has strayed from its infant stages. The Bohemian Club was founded in 1872 by a group of San Francisco newspapermen with artistic inclinations who banded together to share their literary efforts. Original members included Mart Twain, Bret Harte, Ambrose Bierce and Jack London . These men lOOk pains 10 e•clude the rich, especially their publishers. The modem -day character of the club did not take shape until the Great Depression, when only the wealthy could affocd 10 keep it going. Since then, the Grove has become the selling for Old Boy Club handshaking and deal-making on a prodigious scale. It was in the camaraderie of the Grove that three members- Edward Teller, Ernest Lawrence and Luis Alvarez talked ~---------------------------------~ ' Perot, Jesse Jackson: two of a kind It· s a gbost 10wn now tbal the politicians bave fled Ill safe sanctllaries jusu ••Me the Bdtway. Atiy day now. tumbleweed will be blowing aloog an empty Pennsylvania Avenue, through the lobby· iSIS. <bol .... K Stn:r:t CIII)Uil. J8U the Capilol dome wbctt pols <JD:e roamed, bragging to folks back home tbat they were big-time Wasbingtoo Insiders.. No one admits 10 being !aside anymore. Yct America· s two surviving super-pols were spotted ·~·'. the otb:r doy. within -&-JUS! sight and ,.,........ ol the dome survivors, 110 doubt. bee••"' Dei· !her batllo llt1llally bold a political offiCe to mate bis politico! mat. Roa i'eJu and 1es:sJ: Jacbon 531 side by side in a CNN studio. Pertt lamed, twiokled and aw-durl,.., at the camera - lil::e a potmLaLe awaiting his tkle. Jacbon I •ol, t:winkJcd and IW· sliuctsed M Pertt - like • swctt. young lhing tl)'in« to land a date fer the prom (er a voce-presidential spot oo an ind<:· pendeK trld). : EDITOR'S NOTE- Waller R. Mears, vice presideD! ud rolo•11 :s 1 for Thr Associated Prrss, has reporttd on Wasbincfo• a11d n3tion:al politics for mor e than 25 years. Letters to the editor Praises support Dear Ed iwr I appreciate th1s opportumty to thank the many people of Meigs County who worked so hard for the Carleton School/ Me•gs Industries levy in support of services for pco· pie who have developmental handi· caps. As coordinator for the levy commiuee Chairman David Weber and The Board of Mental Retarda· uon President John Lentes, I wish 10 extend our sincere gratitude 10 those who voted for the levy. Please continue to work with us. Tell your friends that you support services for people who have men· 1al retardation autism cerebral palsy se izu re disorders and other devel· opmental delays. tell them you voted for it because it will be need· cd for people who are handicapped because of difficulties at biilll. trau· matic health conditions or ll~,.,.. injuries caused by accidents .. Tell them it will be needed by one m I0 famili es. Tell them n 's the right thing to do . Ju st be sure to tell th em. We will continue to work for passage as it is currently the only appropriate income source avail able to us. Public education on the need for, and impact of our progra m is rhe key . Our community must know that Meigs MR(DD programs do much more for our clientele than provide a custodial servi ce. We feel the more you know about what we do t.he more you see the necessity for doing it Thanks for your understanding and suppon. David Milliken Today in history By Tbe Asloeiated Prtss Today is Friday, June 5, the I 57th day of 1992. There are '1l1J days left in the year. Today's Highlight in HisJOry: Twenly-r.ve years ago, on June 5, 1967. the Si•-Day War began in the Middle Easl Amid growing fears of an Arab auack, Israel launChed an air and ground assault apinst Egyptian military targets. Syria. Joolan and Iraq responded by fltlllg at Israeli positions; ~ stnrl: back, devzul. ing Jhe Arabs' 811' forces while suffenng only lumted los9es of us own planes. University of California officials into secretly funding what became the Manhattan Project Grove spokesmen have denied repeatedly that the nuclear bomb had its origins at the Grove, but a hiking map written by a Grove his· JOrian and rceentl y obtained by our associate Dale Van Atta tells a dif· ferent story. The map boasts of a club house built in 1903 on the banks of the Russian River. "In 1942. the Club House was the site of the meeting which conceived the Manhattan Project, resulting in the atom bomb." The Grove was also the backdrop for Richard Nixon's political comeback in 1967. with a well received " Lakeside Talk." After he became prcsidcn~ Nixon wired the club to opine: "Anyone can be president of the United Stales, but few have any hope of becoming preSident of the Bohemian Club.'' More recent Republican cam paigns have been spawned and funded by the men of Bohemian Grove. Corporate America schmoozing with White House officials and member congressmen ts a riwal. Though business talk is frowned upon, there is no question that tics arc forged at the Grove that pay off in campaign donations down the road. When George Schultz was Sec· retary of State . he didn • t think twice about jetting out for the 1986 Grove encampment, though it cost taxpayers $115,626. Unfortunately for Schultz, the General Accounting Office, Congress' invesugative branch. did take notice. Perhaps because of that stink, we're told that Defense Secretary Richard Cheney new out last year in a pri· vate jet. This year, the Rolls Royces that fill the tiny roads of Sonoma Coun· ty will have to wade through an unusually large number of protesters outside the heavtly guarded Grove gates. Local activist Mary Moore c•plains: "People are coming up this summer to protest against these heads of corporauons -these guys who buy your elected off1cials and run them ." She adds, " We just want 10 educate Ameri · cans through this protest on how their lives are really run." Jack Anderson and Michael Binslein are syndicated columnists for United Featur~ Syndicate, Inc. Saturday, June 6 Ae<:u·Weatber" fomcast conditions and high temperatures Tbey have mucb in comm011: They are supreme salesmen, eacb w•th a gift of gab that em mow: the masse s; they are consummate pitcbmen, each with a kna:k for PR llacl::. Jackson does it with rhyme: If rich people don't pay their fair Martin Schram share of ta>es. said the host of CNN's "Both Sides With Jesse Jackson." we get "ham and egg justice ... because a chicken (can) drop an egg and a hog has Ill drop a leg, and so !here's more sacrifice.·· (Pero t bubbled : "Absolutely . Absolutely. And you know. we're in taal agn:ement.") Perot does it with reason : He reasoned that inner-city schools should have a fwxling base equal to that of suburban schools - and said be· d raise tues to do i~ if nee· essary. because "if you have to spend mere 10 help these tiny little children become productive, sue· a:sUul, ta>-paying citizens, it's the cheapest money you'll ever spcod." (Jackson enthused: "All right!" - never mind that on ABC . Perot had promised he liiOOkln't raise tues.) This odd couple of Superpols has one more thing in common: Politicians have oo idea bow Ill bat· tie either of them. Candidates never could rein in Jackson in years past. Now they're doing even worse against Perot· s broader appeal and bouomless pockets. Bush/Quayle '92 used Marilyn Quayle 10 try 10 sink the Perot can· didacy with this broadside: Perot, she fumed, is trying to "buy the presidency ... The arrogance of it is incredible. I think it's a travesty." But of course that evoked no out· rage from a public that just saw the arrogance and travesty of Bush selling his presidency - piecemeal - as the chubby Cbeshires of the special interests paid $15,000$20,000 per table to dine with the president; two-table buyers got a bonus lunch with Dan Quayle, and those who raised $92,000 got their picture taken wiib Bush. Meanwhile, Democrat Bill Ctin· ton auacked Perot as a bogus out· sidcr, because Perot wheedled his way inside the Nixon White House, hoping to use his money for patri· otic benefit and commercial gain. But wait - Americans know the notion of a businessman trying to innucnce governmenl from the out· side and inside is, well. business as usual. No big deal. Voters see what they want in Perot - and so far, they see a man of action. There's only one way to run against Perot, and ironically, the politician who proposed it is the one who didn't deign to run against anybody: Mario Cuomo. On CBS News' "Face the Nation," Cuomo said ClinJOn can prod Perot to take real positions on real issues only by giving a major speech, laying out the five or 10 major initiatives be will immcdialely enact as president ; then getting Senate and House Democratic leaders to agree that hi s ideas will be enocted. pronto. And then: "Go 10 Ross Perot and say, here are I 0 ideas: I challenge you to agree with them or give me better ones.'' In this year of shocking rever· sals - when two-thirds of the vot· ers are telling pollsters they want something other than the president tl1ey'vc got - we may be in for a final supcr·shock: On Election Day, Clinton may look like our Man of Action; Perot may end up as Mr. Slick. Martin Schram is a syndicated columnists lor Newspaper Ent· gerprise Associalion. Breakup of South Africa is likely Just now all eyes are rivelal on the forma Yugoslavia. wboiSe cui· tllflll subdiv1si011s are clawiltg at one another in the time-honored tr.tdition of rival narionalians and the 1ir is full of cries from the international community to do somedling about it: · - dispo" • U.N. er Ewopeat military foroe, if that's what it takes to end tile slaughter. By contrast, South Africa .....,. a dowmigha pleas•ll sigh!. w0 its white and black NXNDunitic:s .qotiating peacefully over the cowt · try· s futute as tt moves toward a one-nun, one-vae sucictt. Yet there arc tboughtlul observers who fear that South Arrica •s trartsitioo may tt<M ptm: so peacdttl. after all. If tile Uttilal StileS. the major EaOi!'*' and the United Nabons - the world's self-appointod poliamcn - are re1111y beat 011 .... 4 · B Dill regional coollicu ~ver they occur IIOIIDd the pobe, they . .y fmd in Soudt Africa fn:slt ..00: fer their busy hands 10 do. OttCe they have succeeded in pacilying *"""· y uaoslavia. Onder p from powaful business interests tbat are mon: intetested in profits diu trial er ethnic aspirations. Presidellt de t"C K.lerk has been moving toward a new coostiwtion for the whole ter· rioy of present-day South Africa The tbeuy is that this will give the William A. Rusher ---------franchise to all South Africans, iocluding its overwhelming black majority, while "entrenching" protections for its many powerful mincrities. iocluding not only the nati011's 5 million whites but its often-lorgotten 3 million "Cape Coloureds" and I million .. Asias" (of Indian descent). The black majority is presumed to be. if not exactly mooolithic, at lea.st n:asooably well represented by Nelson Mandela's African NacMwl Congress. And the tltoory further is that suclt ANC lnvos as wtiort leader Cyril Ramphosa and • •• Commwtist Joe Slovo will be ........., wid! the generous slice ol pic that the new oooslitution will poe !hem. Yec anyone wbo has paid the sliplal 111aUion Ill the statistics knows ... it is ridiculO!sly unreal10 •wooe that a majority of the Soudl Mrican population. or ~ a majority ol the blacb. will accept ANC domination for long. A respected independent study commiSsion recently reponed that the constant bloodshed between rival black "factions" is not (as the ANC had charged) instigated by renegade white security officers but is an outgrowth of the endemic hatreds between the Xhosa-domi· nated ANC and the powerful Zulu community, 6 million strong. Even The New York Times recently admitted, in a dispatcll by its South African correspondent Christopher Wren, that "South Africa· s largest black movement ... is neither the African National Congress nor the (Zulu political organization) but the Zion Chris· tian Church." This conservative black church, Wren went on. claims a followership of "about three million in South Africa. By comparison. the African National Congress has reported 750,000 members and lnkatha" - the Zulu organization - "two million members. The Congress enjoys more informal support than lnkBtha, but both are outnumbered by the Zion Christians." In addition, of course, none of these groups has any serious sup· port, politically speaking. in the white, Cape Coloured or Asian commumJlJeS. e PA. IMansfield I I• ]90 IN O The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Wet weather will linger in parts of Ohio OHIO Weather Media moguls hobnob with politicos at 'Grove' national TV networks. Primary voters had been telling pollsters all year that they were dissat:s l ictl w1th the cand1dates and wished they could pick another. Thai mood v.·Js rcnected in the early protest vOte. and in the penisleNiy high negati ve opinion ratings they gave Clinton and Bush. Those were 1hc circumstances f<X Perot's more vehement prou:sl, out" l(k tl1c two -pan y system , wiLh a candidate who JI'Oillised 10 put bis own lll tll ton s into financ ing the campaign, and 10 break government gridJoct in \\'c"h'ngton and get on with problem-solving if be won. Lxn pol ls in th e Oregon primary on May 19 showed Perot with I3 po-' ,·111ol 1hc Democratic vote, 15 percent on the Republican side, on writeIll hollms 1h:1t didn't count and weren' t off,cially tabulated. In Waslungton IIJell "'' 111. Perot write-ins accounted for about 19 perrent of the Republi· ~ Jn .tnd 1S percent of the Democratic vote. · llv Tu csd:~y's primancs, the exit polls were bemg billed as a son of '· l"'" ; ~c- l cc u o n ·. a hypo thetical mau:h of Perot against each of the major ;~~HI \ c.tnd td;\les. In those Lhcorctical tests of support.. pimary voters said tllc:.: \'. (Jtilcl h ~1vc preferred him had he been on~ ballot in California. He IC<J Cli nton in Ohio, trailed the major candidates m New J..sey. When the '<lmc Cal ifornia voters were aslc.ed how they would YOte in :-.. o-.cmbc r, pluralities stuck. with lhcir nominees to be. Clintm ;nl Bush, .10 hough abou1 one third of Democrats and 40 percent ri Republicans said 1 hcv we re for Perot. in na tionw•dc publ1c opm10n polls, one-ql!lll1a' 10 just o...:r one-third ,,f po1cnual voters say they're for Perot A Washington Post-ABC News l'c ll pul h"" at 34 percent, just ahead of the major party entries. ~ " 1hird cand1date has reached that point since polling began. Jolm B. .\ndcrso n peaked at 24 perc en~ at about this ume in 1980. And oo third , :liHinblc ha s stayed there on Elecuon Day in 80 years. In tim c:tmpa•gn of angry, diSillusioned voters, there was a~ p(llk'SI 'o tc, especially when it didn't really count Transfomung prou:st rrtttl 1\'ovcrnhcr ballots that will count is Pcro1's challenge now. SpringIHn~· f!OII S Wil l be irrelevant then. II l11k he prcum l h1s Cali fornia supponers for a lxilliantjob. Pertt said l h' , rtll cltsmi sscs polls as a sort of political narcotic ... It's an artifiCial lur.ll ·· he :-.:rHI Wl: dncsday on NBC-TV. "You'd beaer ignore it" "lln1dcs, 111 a March 18 Interv iew on C-Span, he said e>it polling , houltl be stop red because 11 d1stons and damages the eloction process. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ql aa lions shoold remam dry . Most of the state should see some sunshine Saturday, with highs from the mid· 70s 10 lower 80s. The record high on this date in Col umbus was 95 in I 925 . The record low was 39 in 1990. Sunset ton1ght will be at 8:57 p.m . Sunrise Saturday will be at 6:03a.m. Around the nation Clouds and fog covered moch of the nation early JOday. Ram fell tn some Eastern cities. Forecaster~ predicted rain and cool temperatures for the Northeast today, with cloudy skies for most of the nation east of the Rockies and sunny weather in the West. A nood WatCh was posted earl y JOday for pans of Vtrglnia. Thursdav evenin~ . thund er· storms lingered over the southern Plains, and showers and thunder· storms were developing over the southern Rockies. Thunderstorms also were scattered across th e Southeast. Showers prevailed acros.• the middle Atlantic Coast region, with heavy rain reported in some areas. Severe weather was reponed in North Caroli na on Thursday. An afternoon tornado destoyed two mobile homes and snapped power lines near Shelby . In Gaston~a. lightning struck Bright Light Bap· C1992 Accu.Wtralher, Inc -----Weather _ _ _ __ Extmded forecast: SDDday lbrougb Tuesday: A clwlce of showers and thun · dmlmns Sunday and again Tues· day. Fair oo Monday. Highs mainly in the mid· 70s to mid-80s. Morning lows in mid-50s to mid-60s. Racine residents make plans for Fourth of July events The Racine Volunteer Fire booths and food booths. There will Department is planning its -~ also be live entertAinment and a ever" Fourth of July celdtntion. danee for the teens. Festivities will begin with a All activities will take place in parade at 10 a.m. followed by a the area of Star Mill Park and the chicken barbecue at II am. fire department with th e fire There are planod activities for department to present a fireworks the remainder of day with many display to end the festivities. things going 011 simultaneously Ill Donations toward the ftreworks keep panicipants of all ages enter· may be made to the Racine Fire tained. Department, Box 375. Racine. There will be soltball. volleyball Ohio45ni. and haskeWall tournametlts. kiddie If any individuals or groups are tractor pull. ptJA1et shows. an IIIC· intm:Sted in participating in any of tion, batting machines Ill test your the planned activities, contact 949· skill, "anything that noats but a 2656 or 949-2485. A schedule of boat" race. mud wteStling, contests, events will follow at a later date. a nea market. greasy pole, craft I Sy,rncuse u ••• -Coatiauod - - -from - -page ' --- Members of both Democratic and Republican Central Commit· tees were elected in Tuesday's pri· mary elections. The results of those elections were as follows: Republican BEDFORD · Brenda S. Roush. 140; BRADBURY · Larry Thomas, 107; COLUMBIA · Gay Johnson, 67; EAST RUTLAND, Florence E. Barrett, 74; LAUREL CLIFF · Nathan Biggs, 103; LEBANON ·G . Denny Evans. 126; LETART. Harry Hill , 105; MIDDLEPORT I · Ruth Powers, 82: MIDDLEPORT 2 · Fred Hoff· m1!1l , 105: MIDDLEPORT 3 · Paul r---Local briefs... --.. Continued from page I He is charged with disposing of a power saw reported missing by Cecil Rice of Morning Star. The saw was recovered at an Athens pawn shop. Bonecutter will be held in the county jail pending arraignment. EMS units answer calls On Thursday at II :05 a.m., Middleport squad went to Page Street Elmer Lee was taken 10 Pleasant Valley Hospital. At 2:06 p.m., Middleport squad went 10 Page Street and took Clem Baker to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 7 p.m.. Pomeroy unit went to the police department for a bomb threat At 8: I I p.m.. Middleport unit went to High Street for Maude Betc. Sbe was taken to Veterans. At 10:26 p.m., Syracuse unit took Frnnklin Imboden from the station 10 Veterans. Fee required for posting signs Residents who put yard sale or other signs on utility poles or public property must deposit a fee of $25 with Pomeroy village. The fee will be returned once the signs have been removed. Police offi. cials report that those who fail to comply will have their signs removed. Fees are to be paid at Pomeroy Village hall. Police probe bomb threat A bomb threat was received at Pomeroy Village Hall early Thursday evening. Pomeroy Chief of Police Gerald Rought reponed that Dispatcher Carol Baker received a call advising her to leave the building at 6:26 p.m. The male caller said that a bomb had been planted in the back of the building and that 11 was set 10 go off at 7 p.m. The dispaicher received a second call from the same person at 6:35p.m. and at that time he told ber that she "had betler leave the building." Chief Rought, other police officers, the Pomeroy EMS and ftre department was summoned and a thorough search of the building took place. No born b was found. lessons will be offered. fee f..- this session is S25 and par· The r.rst session will be beld ticipants must he at least 15 years June 8-19 and the second session will be held June 22-July 3. Class of ru;ther information may be fee is $20 per person and ponici- obtained by calling 992-9909. Otltor bUJitoess pants must be at leu siJ: ~ of age. David Deem is insuuctor. May<X' Pape reported that Ver · A lifeguard training class will non Baru: Is had been in contact also be offered June 15·30. Class with him regarding the former state park. Banels wisltes for the park 10 remain a state pari: without struc · ican Electric Power plant 10 Mar· FAIRMONT, W.Va. (AP} wres. Peabody Holding Co., the nation's shall County. A coal preparation Bucl::ley was given pennissioo Charles Knapp largest coal producer, will acquire plant and 60 milliOn 10ns of 10 punuc placemert of a nagpole at an under$ffiund mine that produces reserves also wi ll be included in lhc Charles Elbert Knapp, 67. of Kin FJeld. 2.6 million tons of coal a year, deal. West Columbia, died Wednesday. ~ocil adopted legislation to · 'Th ese ag ree men ts fit June3, !992. at Elder Care Nursing ratify the AGIUMV Solid Waste company offiCials said. Peabody will pay Ameri ca n Peabody's strategy of keepmg a Hom·e, Ripley. Plan as submitted by the district's Electric Power Co. $62 million at hi gh percentage of our sales Wlder Born September 5, 1924 in West policy oommitllle. closing and $77 million over aboul long-term contracts," said lrl F. The police report was accepted Columbia. he was a son of the late 14 years to purchase the Martinka Enge lhardt, president and chief Frank and Della Mae (Huffman) as follows: investigatod one break· No. I mining complex, Peabody e<ec ut1ve officer of Peabody. Knapp. He was a member of iDg and t:lltering; receivod II com· said Thursday. Government regulator s still Spellman United Methodist Chun:h plaints; issued 19 traffiC citations; The mine has appro<imately must approve the agreement. and was a World War 11 Navy 85 boon of vehicle service and 390 employees. 1,155 miles. veteran . Peabody also will assume $26 The mayor's report of $727 for He was also preceded in death by million in debl from Am cnca n lines oolleaed in May was accept· five brothers and sill sisters. Electric Power. Survivors include his wife, ed. The sale is scheduled to be corn · The clerl::'s fund showod the fol · Eleaoor R. (Icenhower) Knapp; a pleted July I. son and daughter-in-law, Dennis lowing balances : General : also will purchase a Peabody and Patricia Knapp of Lorllinne. $8,274.95; Street Construction. 2(). year contract 10 supply 2.4 mil· OH; three gr&OOchildml; a sisttr. $18,578.03; Highway, $3,.519.37; lion tons of coal a year to an Amer· Velda Sims of Crown City, OH and FR, $5,393.07; WI!I.U, $6,327.98; WASHINGTON (AP) Pool, ($866.81); Guaranty Meter, several nieces and nephews. Maybe it's the unsettling memory Service will be Sunday, June 7. $2,575.66; Cemetery, $71.81; of Michael Dulakis' vanishing 17 · at 2 p.m. at Foglesong Funenl Total, $43,874.06. pomt lead or maybe u' s the daunt· Atunding in addition to those Home wiib Rev. George Hoschar ing p~ospcct of a volatile three-way Am Ele Power .................. .32 and Rev. John kenhowts of6ciat· named were Janice Lawson, race. But there'll be no let-up in Ashland Oil ........ .......... .... .30 ing. Burial will be in Sunrioe Clcft/I'JU&Db, and cooncil mempresidential campaigning this sum · AT&T.. .... .... . . ...........41 5/!! Memorial Gardens. Military rites bers Katie Crow. Jim Hill and Den· mer. Bank One ..................... .... .. .47 nis Wolfe. will be performed at the cemetery. From television talk shows to Bob Evans ......................... 17 Friends may call at the funerlll Charming Shop...................30 3!8 old-fashwned slumping wilh a home from 7-9 p.m. Saturday. high-tech twist, the candidates will {::ily Holding ............... ....... 19 7/8 be inescapable 10 all bot the most Federal Mogul ............... 18 Vdrrans Memorial detennined vacationers. And this The Daily Sentiod Goodyear T&R .. .. .........70 3/4 THURS DAY ADMISSIO~· ~ year there are three co ntenders Key Centurion ............ ....... 18 3/4 Celia Hite. Middleport; Floyd 111-·~ instead ri two. Lands ErnL. . .. ............ 33 5/8 Pv.bliahed ••ery &1\eraOOil, ,._.., Farra, Racine; Ronald Jeffers, The Democrats nominate Limited Inc .......... .. .. ........ . 20 5/8 lh._t. ........ tO c - t IlL, P OJ , Pomeroy; and Maude Beu of Mid· Arkansas Gov. BiD Clinton in New Ohio by 111e ot.io ValloJ Multimedia Inc . ... .. .. ......... 28 3/4 Comp&hJ!Mo.ltimectia t-., P ICJ, York next month. President Bush Rlu Restaurant.. ....... .... I 1/8 Ohio 66718, Ph. 812-2166. s-...1 ~ ~SDA Y DISCHARGES · Reliance Electric ...... ........ 19 7!8 will be re -anointed in August in pGtap paid. at P .., , OW. Guy Shuler. Houston . And Ross Perot - th• Rohbins&Mym ............ .. 17 Mei!lbor' 'nie Aooodoled " ' - , _. dio maverick billionaue businessman Shoney's Inc ...................... 21 1/2 Ohio Newopope< - - ~ AM.nuu., Re,.....tau•., ~~naaa.u~ expccled to run a:; an independent Star Bank ......................... .. 36 7/8 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Nowopa,.. s.teo, 7U Ttoin - - . - says he'll have the cquivalenl of Wendy lnl'l. ....................... ll 7/8 Discharces Junr 4 - Judy -Y..t.-'\ldt00t7. his own convention after the two Worthington Ind ............... 24 Hamilton . Edna Houck , Molly parties are done. Stock reports are the 10:30 Park. Daphne Shepherd. Margaret I'OII'I'IUoi!I'Jl -111 -Cout ....... The Daily SeotJnel, SL. Lm. quotes provided by Blunt, F'wwGJ, OHio-65768. Wolfe. Ellis and Loewl cA Gallipotis. Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth IUB8CIIIP110N llAntl Ridgeway. son, Gallipolis. Divorce actions ha ve been ""'w.............................. _...... - -'tlll One MC111th •••.•••.•••.••••••••••---·-···_JsJ115 granted in Meigs County Common ""'v-................................ _ ..IU.JO Pleas Court to Belinda G. Connolly IIIHGU:OOPY fTOm Richard L. Connolly: and to Ptul2 o.Dy...... ·················- ················-. . c-t. Amondal Fay Fields from George B. Fields, Jr. s· -.-1Mn • -.trine",., u. -n- Gerard, 99 ; MIDDLEPORT 4 · 29: COL UMBIA . Thaddeus S. Bernard D. Gilkey, !! 2; MIN · Dye, 72; EAST RUTLAND · Janet ERSVILLE · Fred Smith , ! 53; Howard , 92 ; LAUREL CLIFF · NORTH CHESTER ~ Debra L. Nun c; LEBANON · Lawrence H. Chevalier, 80. Charles H. Kn•ght , Hay man , 67 : LETART · None; 64 ; NORTH OLIVE · Jani ce MIDDLEPORT I . None; MID · Young, I 17 ; ORANGE · Roger C. DLEPORT 2 · Kenneth Imboden, Gaul. 167 ; POMEROY I · Roger 42; MIDDLEPORT 3 · Connie F. Dillard, 54, Harlan H. Wehrung, Dod son , 65 ; MIDDLEPORT 4 · 94; POMEROY 2 · Evelyn Clark , Barbara A. Hudson . 48; MIN · 175; POMEROY 3 ·Georg e L. ERSVILLE · Joh1 !hi e, 55 ; Harris, I 19; RACINE · Dennie E. NORTH CHES TER · Mary J. Hill, 114 , Otis F. Knopp, 77; Hunter, 45 ; NORTH OLIVE · RACINE VILLAGE ·Cora Bee · Non e; ORANGE ~ Norman 0 . gle, &2, F. Jo seph Stobart, I I I: Weber, 80; POMEROY I · Mau · ROCK SPRINGS, George Nessel · rccn Hennessy, 39; POMEROY 2 · road, 117. Rebecca Tnplett, 55 RUTLAND VILLAGE · W. POMEROY 3 · CathCflne Keith Molden, 29, Robert F. Snow ~ Wel sh. 44: RACINE · Edwin S. den, 56; SALEM · Cecil L. Stacy. Cozart, 51; RACINE Vfl.LAGE · 91; SCIPIO . Lola E. Clark, I 24: Jeffrey Thornton, 55; ROCK SOUTH CHESTER · David SPRINGS . Carol Ohlinger, 41 ; Koblentz. 170; SOUTH OLIVE · RUTLAND VILLAGE · Samuel Dorsel Larkins, 98; SYRACUSE · B . May, 48; SALEM None : Emmogene Hamilton, 192; WEST SOUTH OLIVE - Melody L. CHESTER . Patty Ann Pickens, Roberts, 86: SCIP IO · Sh1rley !24, Blair Wmdon , 11 5; WEST RUTLAND · Ann B. Barrett , 47, Mitchell, 53; SOUTH CHESTER ~ Bruce Bis sell , 43; SYRACUSE Charles D Barrett, Jr., 52. VILLAGE · Woodrow Zw1lling, Democrat 73; WEST CHESTER · None ; BEDFORD · Gary A. Phlil•ps , WEST RUTLAND · Norman C . 96 ; BRADBURY ~ L1sa A Roush, Will, 78 . -Meigs announcements-Heritage Parade Anyone interested in parucipat · ing in the Heritage Weekend Parade in Pomeroy June 13 at 10 a.m. should contact Vicki Ferrell at 992-5177 during the day or 992· 26 12after 5 p.m. arc encouraged lO attend. Rockel program Roger Gilmore and Tim Glaze will present a program Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Meigs Counly Pub· lie Library . The program will con · sist of a demonstration on making mod el rockets and also a rocket launch will be held. All children Class of 1972 get-together The Meigs H1gh School Class of 197 2 will have an organi1.ational meetin g Tuesday at noon at the Meigs County PubliC Library in Pomeroy to plan a ge t· togeth er. Anyone int erested m assistm g is encouraged LO attend. Peabody acquires Martinka mine Area death tist Church and toppled the steeple . · Highs in the 50s and 60s were expected in New England, with readings in the 60s in the northern Plains and northern Rockies. Tern· peratures m the 70s were forecast for the Ohio Valley, the centra l Appalachtan region and Virginia, as well as the central Plains and the Northwest H•ghs in the 80s were forecast for the South east, lhe south ern Pla1ns and the cen tral Rock•e s. Readmgs in the 90s were expected in th e southern parts of Florida , Texas, New Mexico and Ariwna. The high for the nation Thurs . day was I I 5 degrees at Lake H•va ~ su City, Anz. Committee races listed Results of Meigs Central W VA South-Central Ohio Tonighl, mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showen Low ncar 60 . Chance of rain is 30 percent. Saturday, partly sunny. High in lhe low 80s. By Thr Associated Press Wet weather will linger over eastern parts of Ohio this evening and early tonight. Tbe cold front will weaken and die out as it moves across the state and somewhat drier air will swing in behind it . Th1s drier air could initiate a clearing trend at least over western parts of the state overnight. Saturday should be mostly dry, but another cold front will approch the state by evening. Moisture should caJch up with dtis front. providing a rain threat for much of the state Saturday night and Sunday . Ooutl cover will be on the increase over western parts of Ohio by Sat· urday afternoon, although condi· Hoosttrs to meet The Southern Athlcuc Boosters will meet Monday at the h• gh sc hool. All coaches and parcnLs arc urged to attend. 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THE CUTIING EDGE PG ONE EVENIIO IIICM ;\d 't I t1.50 UIOI" ' Pf!llySI!Or<l: don'\ Hospital news There is no sane reason, aside from the greed of cenain powerful Sooth African businessmen and the blind sentimentalism of many Iiller· als in the we.,tern world JOward the ANC. why today 's South Africa must continue to be a unitary state and be handed over - lock, stock and barrel - to the cold-eyed power brokers concealed behind the smiling image of Nelson Man· dela. Attempts to protect other interests constitutionally have proven in comparable situations (Kenya. Zimbabwe) predictably futile. The unpalatabl e truth is that Souib Africa will in all likelihood begin to break up, like the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia , inJo its component parts not long after President de Klerk, like Gorbachev befoo: him, completes his walk into an unanticipated future. William Rusher is a syndicated columnist for Newspaper Enterprise Association. ~3' ....... _. .,... ONLY AT LOGAN MOBILE HOMES ""'1 1·800·837·6625 - """" ·&nH TIW 'HOWl 'JJJ~l BfJ.THOIT.S IS HAA!JUt L' A jj,r ~ a lf a mil y movrr lunn y. t'!{CHi a nd ht:ar1 w"m in111~ �Friday, June 5, 1992 · The Daily Sentinel !Sports Friday, June 5, 1992 Page-4 .- ~ Los Angeles hands Cincinnati 7-4 loss By JOHN NADEL LOS ANGELES (AP) - It was : difficult lO te ll which was more : unlikely - light-hitting Mike Sciascia getting a green light on a :·3-0 puch or the slow-fooled catcher ·hitting a tnplc. :. Both happened in the fourth :mrung Thursday night. With tw o outs, runners at first : and third and the Dodgers tied with : the Cincmnati Reds I - I, Sciascia · hit a 3-0 pitch from Tom Browning : cJown the ri~ht-field line to drive in ._ Scoreboard •' • 14. NATIONAL LEAGUE PITODNG (7 dcc:-iliona) - Tcwb · [asl.lm Dl¥lslon w L 2923 Tum • ' Pt\tsburgh . St. Lru!s ~ew Yorl: rrula1klr1· Moouu l'rt. GB 529 u m . :n 24 2725 2) 27 .22 27 l l5 6.l 449 431 Weste1'111 Olvbl011 l6Q CLNCI!ImATI 28 22 292A San l>Jegu , "' l29 490 35 l72A 2A 25 Sao Fn~ncu.cn l.o& r\ngdea !.l .15 28 AUmU 472 4lJ 2A29 lloustrn Thursday's scores ,, " Plruburgh 7, New Ym11 lln'JltYl ll. San Fr.ncuco 6 .. . Ch1caso (Jacli:son 0-7 and Maddu1 .. - 5) 11 Moooal (GrnW!c:r J-.4 UJd ~al:ilu!L l-4). 2, ~ :0~ p.m. St. l.ow1 (T ewk.Jhury 6-\) II PhiJ.addphil (\tWhalltnd 5-4), 7 J:S p.m. 1\ew York (Cone 5-3) at Pitubur&h (Smnh 5-4), 7 ]5 p_m Atlanta (Avery 3-~) IL Stn Diqo (l.dfert.a 6- ]), I0·05 p m. Ol"'Cll'i"NA TI (RIJO 1-4) a1 Lo. An,oIa (Ke.Grou 3-4),10 JS p.m Hwii.OI"' (Hc:nry \-4) 11 San Fnncuoo (Black 2 1).10 35 p m "' · ~- Saturday's games burgh (Nea!lc 2- 3), 7 05 p m CISC1/'."NATI {1lamma~d 4- 2) II Lot Angelea (O.)Clda )-)). 10·05 p.m at San Doego Sunday's games Oucago u Moo~, I )5 p.m . New Yo!l 11 Pt!UburJh, I 35 p m C I NC IN~ATI 11 Lo1 Angr.lea , 4 05 l>lvtslon P<< 312{1 li13 31 20 27 23 24 24 New YoR Boaton . Mtlwaukoe [)drolL 25 2'i 23 30 C IEVTJ.A.~.,;o 21 32 CB '"'"" .," I 100 100 4).1 65 10 ]96 12 Wtlltrn l>hblon O.UI.tnd Mm,_cu Te.tu . l1ucago Cahfom11 Seaule Kansas C1ty 30 22 .29 22 31 2'i 571 24 2'i 22 29 490 n JO 19 32 5 I 554 431 42J l71 45 75 x l OS Thursday 's scores Detroit 6. New Yod 2 Tonight's flQj1lOL'\( 0c:mmJ8 -3J. 7 35pm Toronto (Key J-3) at lhlwnoro: (S ui · chffe 7-4), 7 35 r m C.a.hfomtl (Abbon 2 1) H Mllwa~J.he (U0100 3-J), 8 05 p m Gilland (DuLng ~ ] ) at f"h,c ago ( \-t.:- Cuk.lll 3-4). ~ - 05 p m Se.ulc (1<-U::~ 2 !) •t K&nu. Ctty (Arpter4-3), A 3~ rm Mmr,CI(q (B&n.ka 0 0) at Tnn (O.U. man 4-3). 8 35 p.ITl Saturday's eames rt.fVE!.AKD (N•&Y 6 3) at Ba.um (Ytola 5 3). I 05 p.m OUJ&nd (Su:w&n lS) at Ouaro (fCI" nmda l -5), 7 m p.m Tornnto ( Mom• 5 -J) 11 Balttmorc (McDoo&ld 1-2), 7 : 0~ p.m (Pc-r:z 4--4). no p m York Cahlonua (Ahbon 2-7) 11 Mdwau.lec (Navuro 5--4), 8:05pm. Scttt.le (llanson 2-S) at KanJn C o t ~ (Pichardo I ·2), 1.05 p.m ML nneaoL a (Smdc~ 4 l ) 1 1 Teus \,"'o\&11 0-l ). 8 3~ p m . Sunday's gam~s Q£VEU.ND at 8Cifton. I 05 p m Deuu.1 11 New Yo;ri, I JO p m rCI"OflUiat Bait~mCft. 1·35 f' m. CalifDmlll 11 MLiwau&ee, 2.35 p m OU.Jand "aue~ 10 . 2:n p.m K.u.u C11y, 2 ~ p.m Mmn~ at Teau. 8:Cl'! p.m. Se.uk It 17: Siun, Tuu, 36; Belle, CLEVE - 4 lAND, 34: Cln&CCO, Oak..llnd. 34: Hall. HITS - Puck en. Minncsot.a, 17, R Alomar, Toronto, 69. Sicrn, Tau. 66: 63: Reed. Bo.ton. 61 DOUBLES - Rcuncr, Tau, 17, E. M.arunc:;r; , St.~~nlc, 17, Jeffcnca, Ka nns GtJ. 16; Manin&Jy, N~w Yrrl. _16: Hall . ~ew Yar:k, 16; P.ecd, Bailon, IS, Selt:ra, Mil••ukoc., 15 : Joyner, Kmsu City, 15 . 1ltlP!.ES - Andtnoo, Baltimore, 5; F- Martinm., Se~tlle. 3: Devcn::lu•. Bllumore. l; BUlb. &.ton. 3: Pudeu., MinMa<>U, 3: Ratne~, OW;.agu, 3: 23 ~ Lied LAND, 2A: R. Hmde-n.oo , Oakland , 2.2; Laach, Milw•ult:ee. 17; R&inel, Cbacaao. 16: Knobt.udl, Minn~. \4 ; Andocnun, H&ll:ltnore., 14; R. Al~nu, Toronto,\] PITCHING (1 dcc:w.cms) -----: Rmtms. SuuJe., 8-! , .889, 3.17; MlllllJ\1, B&lu more, 6 - 1, .157, 2 71; Ju•n Gtu:m•n , TorttLto, 6-\, .lr7, 2.51: McDonald, 8•1- umore.. 7-2. .ns. 3.&0: K.. BtoWn, Teu•. 8-3, .1T1, 3.31, Clemem, B()jltoo , S-3, 727: I 60; Mcl>o\ll'tJ.l. Chiago. 7-J, .700, lB. Mcxn.Oallind, 7-3, .100,171. STRIX.EOlJfS - C!erncm, 801ton. 80: Ju1n Gu:rm&n . Toronto, 72; Pere-z . Brown. Tuu, 60; Stewart, OUJ.and, 57; Mc..Dulald, BUumcme, 55; Appia, K&Nu Cny, 55 . SAVES - EckcnleJ. Odland, 2Q-. Agutlen, Ml.nnesoll, I S, Obon, Balt1 · more.., I J. HI.!Yey, Cahfomia. I J: Ruudl. Tu.u, 13. llu~. ChJCII! O, 12: Rea.r· dm. Bolu:wt. 11 Major league leaders BOSTON RED SOX Selby. "'"""'~'· S11ned Btll TEXAS RANGERS - St,IVLcd O.Vl d Ma.nmn.a. Kcvtr1 Rumva.n. Chm Kr.ll~y . Arent Evtn.l and Chad W Uey. puchen: S<:oo. Sealy and E.a.rl llQb, utd!en, and Wale-y Snook., ootfieJ&::r--c.a.tcher Nallonal Lop A~NTA BRAVES - S1ped Ken Wa rne-r, mf1ddrr, and C•rey Pugc and IMn Oa1.11.. ptLChc:n CINC INNA TI REDS - S1sncd ~hd11e\ Meagen and Ra y Moon, out· liclde-n; Bradley KC1C:1Un, DarueJ Kopn¥1 . Dantd Frye. ~hchae l f: o11uu and Rodnaue:r San de-n, mftelden, 1nd J.mu ~u. William IJrumo;m and Marun !.uta, ~""'~ f-LORIDA MARllNS Stgncd Man t:X-n.thuc, pucher, lt1d G•vm Btu&)t, Todd Pnd~, Lou Luct::a, tnfidden MDI\TREAL EXJ-QS - StSJlo:d Soon Genllle, Alfred Kcnnode, /\rtc VtaltJ.. Dav1d Eqen, Robcn lhr.uon. Rocky Kay and Curtu Schmtdt, p1tchc n, Jon Vtdrn. Matthew- Rundela . M111hew R•lc.th. Thcrnu Doyle and Br1d Aunla. tnftelden. Lu11 Marunez. catcher. an d VJnccnL L acha r~c ~ . I" odd Dr~1f•n 1 1nd Ke-vtn l"oMrur., rulftdlk:r:l PH!LADElP ili A Pll lLli FS Called JcJT Un:uwuld. caLct.:r ftm huemall , Hob Ayrau lt . p1t c hu , 1nd Tom Ma.nh. outf1ddo. Scnnt.on W1Lka R•~ the lnu:rnauoruJ Lcatue-- « SA."'l DIF.GO PADRES Sa .t Peguca. oodidder. outngh t tn l•• of the P. ctftc Co.u1 Lague. '\~ Vr. ~ Basketball ~1tlonal Buhtball AM!oc!allon Wtll no\ nerme ttl <lplllWl 011 r>c~ tney Rudd, guard, fM the Ll"Ail/All. National leJlllle BATTING - Kruk, Phohde1ph11 , )81,0..ynn,San01qo, ]~ \ .VanSlyke. P1Habu r&h, .343: McGnrf. San D1e8o. HI; Sheffield, San Dte\o , 322, W Cluk, San Franc1100. J20; _ Fcma.ndcz. Sm Dn'l''· 310 RUNS - Boacb, Piuatturah. 43. T Fernanda., S111 Dirto. 37: B : t, How - ""'· :16: Ow}M, ·~ I>qo, . Unkfont. St. LouiJ, ):S; Kru.k, Pltil&delph•a. H, llol!ina. Philadclpftil, 33. RBI - Bond., Pitubut)h, 4 1, Gant, Allan11, )9; Shdfidd, Stn Di~Jo, )I: l' endletnlll, Atlanta, 38; McGrifr. San D1cgo, 31; M.imJ, Ne.- Ycd., 31; B•~ ­ w.l!. l-louttan, lS; Bon.illa, New York , l HITS - Qyym , Son Diet•· 71: KnoL Philoddpllia. 69: """"'""'- AU..~a, 61, T. F~ Sin Di,o, 6&; She~eld, Son lJMoto, M: JWoy, .......... 64, MeGrill, Son !Moo. 62 DOUBLE! - l>un<on. Plliladdphio, 16: V...Sl,U. Pl"'bw)h. 16; """""""· I <'JG 2 '"I] te-1100 FoolloaU Na1loa1l Football I.A'•tt:ut MIAMI DOLPHINS - P10mntcd Tom 1\eckat, KOUWIII d1~ . to du~ w 1 r:i player penonnd PffilADfl..PI-flA F.AGUS - S,""c.d Duyle Smnh, offenuvc hnanan . Ttm Btoady and DnTyl !lnl mca. defen 11 Ye SEA TILE SEA il AWK S "'"' Judd Garrell, I\IIUU/ll So11net1 lwd: Hockey c....,. Nu!onalllod.•y MlNNI;:SOTA NORTH STARS """"' Sluyn< a.-. ng!n ""'J WASiliNGTON tAPITHS - Named Bury Trott cou:fl of lhlllrTIOTl: of lhe Amcri~ Hockey Lague 5 6 ( Bura•. CLEVE LMill , 65: R Kel ly , New York, 65; Knoblauch, MmnesO(a, A.-nan L..uaue 1- 2), 7 30 r m CLEVELAND iArmurong 1 6) at 2 - ~) 11 ~e-. 3 Griffey, Sanle., J'r, Andenc.t, BlilJJTlO~ Baseb11l (Ka.rrueru~d.1 Det.ron (Aldre-d PICKED OFF- Cincinnati's Reggie Sanders is picked off between first and second by L.A. shortstop Jose Ofl'erman in the second of Thursday NL West matcbup in Los Anr:eles,which the won 7 LEEGILULAN r 7 8 Wall. Honorabl e- mention selections included Eastern's Wes Holter. Pat Newland and Ron Newsome, Hannan Trace's Jimmy Brace, Dav1d Spurlock and Shane Wells, Kyger Creek's Scott Newell , Nonh Galli a's Larry Burris and Bradd Sc hultz, Oak Hill's Chris French, Roger French and Brett Lewi s, Southern's Jeremy Dill, Keith Jones and Ronnie Spaun, and Symmes Valley's Jim Atkins, Jaye Criswell and Marli: Edmonds. Durst, Lester. Darin Smith, Sta· ton , Villanueva and Wall were aii SY AC picks in 1991. Durst, Darm Smnh and Staton were dream team choices in 1990. Eastern rookie skipper Eddie Collms was named Coach of the Year for his efforts in guidmg the Eagles 10 a 14-2 overall record and an Il-l fini sh in the conference . Southwestern did not field a \cam this year. Gillilan, Blankenship honored Two senior pitchers - East· er n's Lee Gillilan and Symme s Valley's Dana Blanken ship shared MVP honors in heading the fmal SVAC all-star softball team . Also making the senior-domi· na1ed first team were Symmes Val · Icy' s Helena Adkins, Stacy Conley and Trena Schneider, Eastern's Tabby Phillips and Amy Well, Southern 's Amber Cumings, Marcy II ill and Michelle McCoy, Kyger Creek's Michelle Conkle and Sally Sa unders (the only junior on the fir st team), and North Gallia's Maureen Kelley (the sole sopho· more on the flrst team) and Tina Myers. 2-1 20·1 50·1 15·1 20·1 20·1 1 I C. McCarron L JC TERRY McGUIRE •ntrr a) Robert P•rsz owned f) $50,000 JuppllltJWJnfary nomina tion Honorabl e- mention choices were Symmes Vall ey's Jenn ife r Owens and Tresha Schneider, East· ern's Penny Ae1~cr, Lisa Golden and Ra chel Hawley, Southern's Jodi Caldwell and Megan Wolfe , Kyger Creek's Tonya Drummond and Luciana Scot~ and North Gal · lia's Kathy Hager, Angie Saunders and Heather Sprague. Blankenship , Gillilan and McCoy were member.; of the 1990 aU -league team, and McCoy was a 1990 honoree. Hannan Trace had no IITSt·team or honorabl e- mention selections, and Southwestern did not field a team this year . Symmes Valley's Odic Estep was named Coach of the Year for his efforts in leading the Vikmgs to a 9- 1 conference record and the Post lime 5 30 WEIGHTS : 126 1bs . each I ANCE: 1 1/2 m1les p.m. EDT Sal. June 6, 1992 A Sincere Thanks to all the voters in Meigs County for your vote of support for Meigs County Treasurer. HOWARD FRANK Paid for by the Cand., 38760 Steneart Rd., Pomeroy, Oh. assocla tion crown. TRJPL.f.! - D. Saoden, Finle~ Atllnta, 9; Hcu&oa. ~ Alice~, Sl Louil, 6; Off.,;.., u. ..........., On.., QUa . 10. "'· BUlla, u. Aftaelca. 4: s •• bod W>lh) HOME RUNS - B..... Pl ......... 14; McG riff, S.n Die1o, 12; t.hn willa ma, San Francilco. II; Shef'fiCld, Sltl £Mea. 10; PlacD.ctGD, Allan1a, 10; L Wilker. Me~:~ual. 9'; Oml, ALianlll, 8: Da,...m, QUca.,_ I . STOLI!N BASI!S - Oriloom. ,...,. ...,.1, lA: Unkf...t, !1. Louil. I~. LcwU, San Franci1co, 17; RobeN, CINCIN· NATI, 17; Bondi, Pit1abufJh, 17; D. s........ AU..U. \~ IWoy,IIDuolcm. 14: Niam, Allanll, 14; 0 . Smilla. SL l.oWI, EDWARD DURS Paid for ~y c.d., ldw•4 W. Dlrll, 31340 NeW. s-.t IL ......rt, 0.. 457 The Meigs County Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual golf tournament on Thursday, June II at the Meigs County Golf Course. Tee time will be at I p.m. The tournament will be a four-person blind scramble and the cost will be $50 per person. The cost includes hot dogs at nooo along with green fees, cart and a steak dinner. ' For more infonnation , call the Chamber office at 992-5005 . Women's softball tournament set The Jack-Trim -Glou Athletic Boosters will sponsor a double· elimination women's slow-pitch scflball tournament at the Glouster village park from Friday, June 12 to Sunday, June l4. The entry fee is $75 and two scflballs. The deadline for registra· lion is Tuesday, June 9. To enter or to get more information, call Dave Richards at J. 767-3090, Greg Koons at 1-767-3656 , Tim Seevers at I· 767-2911 or Harry Herges at 1-347-4240 or J. 753-2154. Designed for the • homeowner. the rugged OOQLchaln saw Is perfect for ' 1 cutting flrewood. IJmbing and trtmmlng. Weighs ortly Q pound s. 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The Reds scored two runs in the seventh on RBI singles by Bip Roberts and pinch h iuer Darnell Coles 10 pull within 54, and had runners at fiTS! and third with one out when Gou came into the game. He struck out Barry Larkin and got O'Neill on a grounder to shon to end the inning. "Jim right now seems 10 be in a groove," Hetshiser said. "I really appreciate what he did. Roger McDowell had a great inning to get the save, but the save really came earlier in the game." Goll, who left for a pinch hitter in lhe eighth, has not allowed an earned run in his last 12 2/3 innings. His ERA is 1.59. "Jimmy's been doing ~eat, " Sciascia said. "He's been kind of a streak pitcher. Right now, he's in a good streak. I've said il before, the bullpen is going to make or break us . . IE WEEKLY Plywood Sheathing 7.49 84 Carries a Full Line ol Drywall Finishing Products CHEVe·OLDSe·CAD.·GEO POMEROY, OHIO CO UES 1992 CADILLAC NEW ARRIVALS! SEDAN DEVILLE V-8, Automatic, Air ~ Cond., Air Bag. LOADED 1991 CHEV. 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VAN B paU8nger, aulo., crulae control, AM-FM-Sterero, V-6, FOUR TO CHOOSE FROM S14,999 Dodger relieve" have allowed 7/16"x4'x8' OSB Sheathing 6.49 1987 OLDS DELTA 88 BROUGHAM V~. auto., stereo, air cond., 4 dr., cruise, much more three earned runs in the last 23 2{3 innings and five earned runs in the last 38 innings. "They took advan~e of situa· lions and we didn't," Piniella said. "That's the story of the game. They didn'I hit that many balls hard off Browning, but lhcy found holes. He didn't throw the ball that badly. Browning allowed nine hits and live runs, aU earned, in six innings of wcrl:. In other NL games, Pittsburgh downed New York 7-2, and Houston beat San Francisco I2-6. Pirates 7, Mets 2 At Pittsburgh, Bobby Bo turned into Bobby Boo in his old home, but the Pittsburgh Pirates saved their biggest jeers for lheir own fans - and they won the game. Bobby Bonilla wall 0 for 4 and never got the ball out of the infield as the Pirates beat the New York Mets 7-2 Thursday behind Barry Bonds' homer, double and three runs scored and Doug Drabek's first victory in six weeks. LUMBE Paid for by t~e Candidate, 36715 Texas Rd., Pomeroy DO Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife at Forl<ed Run Sportsman Club, June 26-28 . . . The course is offered in preparallon for the 1992-93 hunung license sale to begin on Sept. I. Ohio youngsters under the age of 16 who liave completed a hunter education course wiU be able to purchase a special reduced price youth hunting license for $7. In July the Outdoor Skills Secuon will conduct a drawtng . from the youngsters training in June. One of the youngsters will be selected to receive the !Irst number one youth hunUng hcense at a special presentation to be held in August . For further information or to enroU for the class, residents may contaCt Meigs County game protector Keith Wood at985-4400. N L action .. . (Continued from Page 4) Bob Kipper {2-l), Minnesota's fifth pitcher, faced only two batters m the eighth. Rick Aguilera p11chcd a perfec t nmth for his 15th save. Tigers 6, Yankees 2 At New York, Detroit's Mickey Tettlcton and Lou Whitaker continued the horne run barrage off Scou Sanderson. TCIIIeto n hit a two -run first inmng homer and Wh1tak cr, who had three hiLS and two RB!s, added a solo shot in the 1h1rd . They brought the total of hom ers off Sanderson (4-3) to 16 in 12 games Frank Tanana (4-4) went the first five inning s, allowing five hits, including Mel Hall 's seven th homer. Thanks So Much, West Chester Township, for all of your support! PATTY ANN PICKENS Republican Central Committee Southern football camp slated Southern High School will hold a football camp from Monday. June 2210 Wednesday. June 2A at the Southern football field from 9 a.m. to noon. The camp is for all students entering grades 4-6 this fall. Coaches, players and former players from the area wiU instruct the campers on offense, defense and special team kX;hniques .. Other topics that will be covered mclude mouvauon, self·diSCiphne, sponsmanship and teamwork:. Players attending the camp should wear tennis or turf shoes, shons or sweatpants and aT-shin. Individuals from any school district can attend. Cost of the camp is $20 and the fee includes a camp T-s hirt. Checks should be made payable to the Southern football progrnm. If you have any quesuons you can contact Southern head coach David Gaul at 985-3945 or 949-2611. error. fte 1st Anniversary Sale At A hunter education course will be offered by the Department of Gel Stihl powet \ll a valu(_' prtu:•d. vf•rs.atilc g.:tsoluw trimmer 'Ih.· FS 30 Ughtv.'t>lght with double lmr tap .md go lU1ting hr-;1d and comfort,1blc loop handle ElettJUnH ignition pt ov1d es qu 1Lk ~t.nt~ ta's Chuck Knoblauch broke a tic with a ninth-innmg single and hoi· hiuing Kirby Pucken followed with a two-run homer. Puckell was 4 for 5. Pedro Munoz added three RBis for Min· nescta. The Twins won despite losing the lead three times and withstand· ing the first grand slam of Dean Palmer's career. Palmer was 3 for 5 with four RBi s for Texas, and Rafael Palmeiro was 4 for 5 w1tii three RB!s. Knoblau ch, who scored three runs, singled off Edwin Nunez (I · 2) with one out to score Shane Mack, who reached on a fielder's choice, stole second and took third on catcher Geno Petralli's throwmg 1/2"x4'x8' COX Meigs Chamber slates linkfest Hunter education course slated Thanks to everyone who supported me during my recent bid for the office of Meigs County Treasurer. I urg_e JOU to suppport the Republican Canilcfate this Fair. Thanks Agall)! The Middlepon Recreation Department is seeking teams to par· ticipate in an outdoor summer volleyball league. The teams wiU be co-ed and may liave as many as 10 people on a roster. At least two women must be on the voUeyball coun, from each team, at aU times throughout the game. The league will begin play on Tuesday, June 9 and will continue on Tuesday and Thur.;da~ nights until early Augus~ ending with a final tournament. There 1s also the )XJSsibiiity of a men's summer league and a church league if interest dictates. A minimum of eight teams is rtx~uired for each league. Those interested should contact the Middleport Recreation Department at 992-67&2. "I watched him in that first ball game when he got ripped, and he was the same as he is now . Hi s mound presence is one of his out· standing features.'' Fleming was the beneficiary as Kevin Mitchell and Ken Griffey Jr. eac h hit two home runs - including Mitchell's first caree r grand slam. The Mariners jumped on Cleveland starter Denis Boucher (1 -1) immediately, loading the ba ses with none out in the first on two single s and a walk before M1tchell's blast made it4-0. In the second. Edgar Manin cz hit an RBI single- one of h1s four hiL' - and Griffey added a two-run homer thai made it 7-0. Boucher lasted I 2/3 inning s, allowing seven runs and six hits . Fleming had to take care not to get caught up in the early celcbralions following Mitchell's slam . " It's kind of hard," Fleming sai d. "Everybody's celebratwg, giving high fives, but you can't get too excited because you 'vc s~ll got mne Innings to play." In other American League ga mes Thursday, Minnesota oul · las ted Texas 15-12 and Detroit topped New York 6-2. Twins IS, Rangers 12 AI Arlington, Texas, Minneso- 1 f. Eastern's McGuire, Gillilan among SVAC's final MVPs Eastern pitcher Terry McGuire, named the Southern Valley Aihlet· ic Conference's final Most Yalu· able Player for his efforts in the Eagles' 1992 conference title drive, was one of four Eagles chosen for thi s year's all -conference baseball team . Joining the former Marauder three-s)Xln athlete were teammates Tim Bissell , Jeff Durst and Mike Smith. The rest of the rITS! team mel ud · ed Hannan Trace's Brett Cremeens (the sole freshman flrst-tcam pi c ~) . Kyger Creek's Marc Villanueva, North Gallia's Darin Smith and Casey Staton, Oak Hill 's Devin Hale and Benji Lewis (the only first-team junior), Southern's Billy Jones (the lone first-team sopho· more) and Scoll Lisle, and Symmes Valley's Andy Lest er and Enc Casual Lies P1ne Bluff AI Sabin Jac Cristofon a-A ncourt a-Robert's Hero Atlanta, 14; Dalllton, llhiladelphia, 14: Fmley, - I~ Biqio, H.....,, 13: Gmt, At~a~U.13: Walllcb. Mcrcn:.l. ll. The 1992 Marauder Basketball Camp for boys entering grades 5· 8 wiU be held at Meigs High School from Monday, June 8 through Friday, June 12 from 9 a.m. to noon. Daily camp activities will include instruction in defensive and offensive techniques as well as individual stations stressing shoot· ing, passing, dribbling, ball handling and rebounding. The camp wiU fearure the Meigs coaching staff and members of the 1992 basketball team. Application forms will be passed out to all schools within the Meigs Local School District For anyone outside the district, appli cation forms may be obtained by contacting either Phil Harrison at 992-645I or 992-62A&, Rick Edwards at 992-6174 or 992-2158 or Rick Ash at 992-5960. The camp fee is $30 and T-shins wiU be given to all campers. Volleyball league to start Tuesday J9: Knoblauch, Minneaou. 36: R Alo-ma.r, Toronto, 36; Ptullip1 , DeLrotl, 36; M•ll1ll&ly. New York, 36. RB[ - P\ld5t, Minn~ . 46; Me-G wire. Oakllnd. 42; Fieldet, DetroH. 4Q-, ~ames Dctrotc (Gt..llidaon 6-- 3) 11 ~ew Yolt hander who began making a name for himself when he helped pitch the University of Georgia to the Coll ege World Series title in 1990. He saved the deciding game, pitc h· ing three scoreless innings and earning a congrarulatory trip to the White House . He came up with the Mariners for two brief stints last year, then moved into their starting rotation this spring. After a shalcy beginning - he allowed eight runs in his first stan this season - he 's won his nex t eight decisions. "Fleming just cruises along," Seattle manager Bill Plummer said. "You look up and all of a sudden it's the sixth inning. He doesn't let anything affect him. Marauder boys cage camp Monday RUNS - Pucken, M1nne1o11, 43; Mc:Gwire, OUl&nd, 40, M&d, Minne~eta , Transactions Se.ule I 0, CLI:VELA'TJ 3 Monn~ 1~. Tuul2 By CHUCK MELVIN CLEV ELAND (AP) - Dave Heming's name has been showing up more frequently in newspapers ar~JUnd the country lately. Seattle wms ne:u-ly every time he pitches, and he s lied for the American League lead in victories. One question remains: Who 's Dave Fleming? "He knows how to pitch," Cleveland mana~er Mike Hargrove said Thursday mght after Fleming and the Mariners beat the Indians 10-3. "He located the ball well and he threw to spots. He throws ~ cut fastball that breaks in on right· handed hitters . That gives th em trouble." Fleming (8-1) is a rookie left- .311 . Ne"' York. 66: R. Jotmson. Scanle. 64. K ~69 Fleming's arm gives Seattle 10-3 win over Tribe r---Area sports briefs· __, BATnNG - P\aci.ctl, Minna~Otl, 3511; R Abnu, Toroo.to, .342; Booiid, Oakland, .137: R. Kelly, New Yod:, .333: Knobl111ch, Minnesota., .123: Joyner. Kanu.1 City, .319: Molitor. Mihuult:ec, 12, Palmer, Tu u , II, Bclle, CLEVELAND. II . Pud ct\, Minncao\1, II ; Ollnen. Seaule. I I STOlEN BASE-S - Lofton. CUVE· AMERJCAN LEAGUE w L n HOME RUNS - McGwirc. Olkland. 20: Deer. Devtit. IS ; Griffey, Se.uie. 12: Canscco, Oallind, I~ Tettleton, J:kuv.il, Atlm• 11 S111 Dleso, 4 m p.m. ll <A~It.OO 11 S&Il f-nr.nClJCO, 4-05 p m St Lnuual Ptul&ddptu1. 8:05pm. [utm~; om. ClNClNNA 62; BaJea. San DiCJO. 60: G. MadduJ., Oucago, 60 SAVES - Lee Sm.ith. St. Louis, 14; D. J<mca. HowiQI, 13: Mym, S111 Dieao.. 13; Ch.dton, CINCI/".'NATI , 12; Mit~:h William~. Philadelphia, 9 ; Fnnoo, Ne-w YOlk. 9: Weacl&nd, Monue.al, 8: McDowell, Loa Arlida, I. ~u.l pm Ttam Toronto B•hnncn: ~-2, 5-2, .714. 2. 74: Mor8an, Chicaao. .714, ll7: Tcwnlin. Piasbw'&h. 6-3, .607, J.n; Ldl"ena. Sift Diqo. 6--j, .61J7. 4.02. STRIK.EOIJfS - Cooe, New York, 13: Smollz, Allantl, 71; S~. New y 78; Dnbei:, PilllburJh. 64: Bd.cha-. New YoG., 14. Hnustoo (J(lle 2 6) 11 Sltl Francuco (Burkett S-2). 4:{)5 p.m St. Louu (C1ul 0-0) a\ PtuboddphJ1 {Schillma4-3). 1 0~ p m 1\"ew York (femande:r 4-5) 11 Pnu - Atlanta (Giavme 8-]) (llarru 2-4), 1005 p m ciu:o, 5-2, .714, 182; Portupl, HCJUI\.On, "You know the reason~" guy hit 3-0." Lasorda, in his 16th season as Lascrda as~ed. refening to giving the Dodgers manager, has a 1.300· Sciascia the green light on 3-0. 1,125 record and a .536 winning "To give him confidence, to let him know I have confidence in percenta~e. He has the second· him . He !mew a fastball was com - highest v1ctory total among acu vc managers, trailing only Detroit's ing.'' Sciascia is hitting just . I94 and Sparky And erso n, who got h1 s was only 4 for 31 with runners in 1,9441h win Thursday night. Lasorda, 64, is the dean of cur· scoring position before hitting his rent managers in length of service triple. with one team. He's is the 22nd big " I don't know if I was sur· priscd," Scioscia said about getting league manager with 1,300 wins the green light. " It was a real con· and the third Dodgers manager, fidenc e boost. II made me feel joining Walter Alston (2,042) and good. I've been struggling. Wilben Robinson (1,375). "I've been hampered with a lit· " That's a nice number," Lasor· tie bit of a hamstring problem . da said of I ,300. "I'm very, very Tn ples aren't the best medicine for proud of that. All of this is possi ble that." because I've had an outstanding Reds mana~er Lou Piniclla said group of young men who've played the pitch wasn 1one of Browning' s for me. I thank each and every one best. of them." ''It's not a quesuon of swinging Lasorda had several players to 3-0, it's what kind of pitch you get thank Thursday night, among them on a 3-0 count," Piniella said. "He Sciosc1a, Brett Butler, Mike hasn't pulled the ball much this Sharperson, Orel Hershiser, Jim year, and he pulled it down the Gott and Roger McDowell. Iin e. That was more surprising than Butler had three hits: Sharperanything else . son had two doubles, the second of "Give Tommy credit: he let the (See NL on Page 5) Ameri<lll League IM Angelea 7. ClNCINNATI 4 Today'sgames ... , bury, St Loua, 6-J, 857, 1.78; C..1avinc. Atltnla, 1-l, .727, 2.94 : O.borne, S1 Louil, S--2. .714, 3.07: Bwicu. S1t1 Fran· 2 519 460 2229 Oucago .. . • Eric Karros -and Todd Benzinger. It was only the lOth triple for Scioscia since be joined the Dodgers in 19&1, and it put them ahead for good as they beat the Reds 7-4, givi ng mana ger Tom Lasorda his 1,300th victory. Dave Anderson had ti ed the score earlier in the inning with a sacrifice fly off Brownmg (4-4). The victory was the eighth in II games for the Dodgers, while the NL West-leading Reds lost for just the second time in 10 games. Ohio IIEW ARRIVALS! IBOO I 3"x5"x8' Treated Landscape Timbers 1992 OLD$. CUTLASS SUPREME 2 dr, auto., AM-FM·Stereo, power wlndowo & locka, crulae conlrol, delay wlparo, till wheel '12,999 2.9% APR Financing On Selected 1992 Models *AU Payments Subject To $SOD Cash or Trade Equity .,._.. and ntle Fees Not Included *AU Payments are Subject to Credb Approval HOURS: Monday-Friday 9-8; Saturday 9-4; Sunday 1·4 2.49 ~®LUMBER STORE HOU~: Weolrdays, 7am-8 ]1111 Soltlday, 8am-s pm Sunday, lOom-S pm RT. 2 GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304) 675·4584 �. .. ' F - . ' Friday, Junes, 1992 By The B·end The Daily Sentinel Page-6 Ann Landers ANN LANDERS "t99l, LooAncda S,....ti<tU..,. Cnllon Syodlcale'' nm.. gay. -- SADDER Blff WISER IN OHlO DEAR S. BliT W.: You sound like lhe Voice of Experience. I'll lalce your word for it and hope the former cheerleader does,IOo. ThanJcs for the input. Dear Ann landers: I am a 34year-old woman. When I was 7, my sister, my brother and I were permanenlly removed from the custody of our biological mother, who was very abusive. We were raised by a wonderful couple in Los Angeles. both deceased now . We have not seen our biological mother in 24 years. As the oldest, I remember our father. He never married our mother, but he did send suppon money un ti I we were each 18. I have been curious about him for a long Ume. Out of respect for the people who raiised us, I never tried to locale h1m. Recen~y, I tried looking him up and found his niece. I explained who I was and said I wanted 10 meet my falher. I wrote her a loog letter and sent photographs asking her to forward bolh 10 him. It's been three months now and she says he hasn'tlallced 10 her about me yeL I also called my flllher's brother. whose number was listed in the phone book. He pmniscd 10 give my phone number 10 my father. I still haven't heard anything. What should I do now? Give uo? My falher has five olha children who are my half brolhers and sislm. They may nevtr have been told about us. I don' want 10 hun my father or his wife and lcids, but how can he pretend we don't exist? I have a son now and would lite him 10 know his grandfather. Please, Ann, give me some advice. I trust you. -- WAITING PATIEN11. Y IN CALIFORNIA DEAR CALIFORNIA: You've contacted both your flllher's niece and his brolher. They promised to let your father know about you and still you haven't heard anything. Perllaps you'd betler accep1 the fact lhal he doesn't want his life disrupced at this time. If he should wish 10 contact you later, he knows how 10 reach you. Sooy, dear.! wish I could be more optimistic, but this is the way I see iL Is alcclwl ruining JOIIT life or 1~ lift of 11 IQwtd QIU? "AicolwliJm: How to Recoglliu It, How to Deal With It, HllW to CON/utr It" CIIIIIIITn things arou11d. Send 11 selfaddressed, long, business-siu tnvt/o~ IJIId II CMci. Qr IIIOMJ order for $3.65 (this includes postage tllld Nwlling) w: Alcohol, clo An111Antkrs,1'.0. Box: 11562, Chicago, Ill. 60611 -0562. (I• CaNUla. send $4.45.) Commissioners • recezve maps NO-TILL DRILL - Blair Windon, right, discus~es the no-till drill with Racine FF A sl udenl~ while Mike Dub!, fifth from right, discusses no-till techniques with those in alledance at the field day. Supervisors Tom Theiss lind Charles Yost listen. MAPS PRESENTED - Tim Gerber, right, presents a copy of the General Soil Map of Meigs County to Commissioner David Koblenlz, left, as Gordon Gilmore looks on. Tim Gerber, administrator for lhe Ohio Deparunenl of Nat ural Resources Soils Inventory Divi sion, was in Meigs County recently to present copies of the completed Meigs County General Soils Map to the Meigs County Commissioners at a field day held at Southern High School. Also present was Gordon Gilmore, USDA Soil Conservation Service, who served as party leadez for the soils mapping in Meigs County. nus is the first printed report released 10 lhe public, from lhe five years of mapping lhat occurred in Meigs County by Gilmore and George Dean Bottrell, Soil Scientist, who has since retired. A complete soil survey report for Meigs will be completed and released for Meigs County. Also, at lhe field day a no-till demonstration was given and the Southern football field reseeded, through the cooperative efforts of the Racine FFA. Blair Windon, district technician, discussed with those presen~ lhe equipment available from the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District as well as rental rales an equipment necessary 10 run this equipment. Mike Duhl, diSlrict conservationist, USDA Soil Conservation Service, discussed no-tillleehniques and procedures. The meetin~ was opened by Tom Theiss, chamnan of the Meigs Soil and Water ConseiV8tion DisDiet giving lhe welcome and introducing lhose present for lhe meeting and demonstration. Refreshments were served by the Meigs Soil and Waier Conservation District Ladies Auxiliary following the presentation and demonstration. , BIKE WINNER - Charlolle Eakins was the winner of the Hulfy • Dirt Bike 11lven away by Kroger through Minute Maid and Coca :Cola. Pictured with her is store manager Dick Warner. Apostolic Air Force Staff Sgt. John M. Pape Jr. hu been decOI'IIed with lhe Air FM:e Achievement Medal. Pape, an inventory management supervisor, is lhe son of John M. and Patricia S. Pape of 30485 Bashan Road, Racine. His wife, Rae Jean, is the daughter of Rodney F. and Dora A. Ccvm of Seaman. The ICIJCIIII is a 1980 graduate of Soolhem Local High School. Church of Christ Pomeroy Church or Cllrlst 212 W. Main St Pastor: Andrew Miles Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Liberty Assembly or God Dudding Lane, Ma!on. W.Va. Pastor: Dan S. EaLon Sunday Worship . I 0:30p.m. !hucnd••Y SeJVices . 7 . Fr.. Will Baptist Chun:h Ash Suu1, Middleport Pastor: Marie Morrow Saturday Service - 7:30p.m . Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - ! 1 a.m. Wednesday &rvice-7:30 p.m. Rulland folnl Baptist Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · \0:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Bapllsl East Ma.m St. Pastor: Dr. Lee Morris Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. First Southern Baptist WINNERS - Pictured are poster winners from Salisbury Elementary who participated in a handicap awareness program through cooperative efforts with Kroger in Pomeroy, the school's partner in education, who provided the prizes. Front row, 1-r, are Tirzah Dodson, Heather Rime, Shawna Manley, Mindy O'DeU, Sandi Gilkey, Devlin Clemons and Heather 41872 Pomeroy Pike Whaley. Back row, 1-r, are Wendy Halar, Kim· berly Peavley, Tricia Davis, Scan Stephens, Kim Wells, Lacy Dickens, Sabrina Smith, Jason Frecker and Dick Warner, store manager, who presented the pri2es. Absent at time of photo were: Jacob Wilson, .Joshua King, Kim Conde and Michelle King. Panor: E. Lamar O'Rryant Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worshtp · 10:45 a.m., 7:JO p.m. Wednesday Servtces · 7;30 p.m Middleport Hrst Baptist Comer SU!lh & Palmer Pasoo r: Rev. James A. Seddon Sunday School-9:15a.m. Worship · !0:15a.m. Wednesday Service! - 7 p.m. Racine Flrst Baptlsl Pastor: Steve Deaver Sunday School 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Services-7:30 p.m. Students participate in poster contest Smdents at Salisbury Elemenparticipaled recently in handicap awareness posler contest held in conjunction with Kroger of Pomeroy . Kroger is the school's partner in education, a program sponsored by the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. Winners in first, second and l.ary third places respecuvely are: First grade - Tirzah Dod so n, Heather Riffle and Shawna Man ley. Second grade- Mindy O'Dell , Jacob Wilson and Joshua King. Th1rd grade- Sandi Gilkey, Devlin Clemons and Healher Wha- Icy. Silver Run Baptist Putor: Bill Little Sunday School - to a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m Wednesday Services-7:30p.m . Fourth grade - Kim Conde, K1mberly Peavley and Michelle King. Fifth grade - Tricia Davis, Scou Stephens and Kim WeDs. Sixth grade- Lacy Dickens, Sabrina Smith and Jason Frecker. Ml. Union Baptlst Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School - 9:45a .m Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvtces- 6:30p.m . Bethlehem DaptJst Pastor: Rc:v . Earl Shuler Sunday School. - 10:30 a.m Worship 9:30a.m. Thund.!ly Services - 7:10p.m Community calendar FRIDAY LONG BOTIOM - Preaching and singing at lhe Failh Full Gospel Church in Lon~ Bottom on Friday at 7:30p.m. Mike Pooler as speaker. Fellowship wiU follow. car wash at Pleasers in Pomeroy on Saturday . from 9 a.m . ll:Y4 p.m REEDSVILLE - SOLOS, a Christian fellowship of single adults, will hold a picnic at the home of Gary Reed, Reedsville, on TUPPERS PLAINS - Round Saturday at 5 p.m. Those in1eresled and square dance on Friday from 8 in going by car pool from Pomeroy to II: 30 p.m ., sponsored by the United Methodist Church, at 4:30 Tuppers Plains VFW #9053 and p.m., should call Rev. Eunhae Kee lhe ladies' auxiliary. Music will be at992-5788. provided by CJ and the Country Genllernen. LONG BOTIOM - The Lighthouse Gospel Singers from JohnREEDSVILLE - Olive Town - stown will perform at MI. Olive ship Trustees will hold a regular Community Church in Long Botmeeting on Friday at 7:30p.m. at tom Saturday at 7 p.m. Pastor the Shade River State Forestry Lawrence Bush invites lhe public. Building on Joppa Road near POMEROY - The Meigs CounReedsville. ty Garden Clubs are having a clearPOMEROY - There will be an ance sale of lhe remainder of the NA meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the gardening and flower arranging supplies from the closeout of the JTPA office in Pomeroy. Carleton School lawn and garden MASON - A full weekend of center. The sale will be held from gospel music will be held at the noon to dark on Saturday at the Mason County Fair Grounds Friday corner of Spring Avenue and Main at 8 p.m . and continuing Saturday Street. Proceeds benefit the Carand Sunday al 11'.m. each day, rain leton School in Syracuse. or shine. AdmissiOn is free. POMEROY - The Meigs County F1sh and Game Association will SATURDAY LONG BOTIOM - There will have liS regular meeting Saturday be a smorgasbord dinner on Satur- at7 p.m. day at S p.m. in lhe Long BotiOm Commumly Building. The all-youSTIVERSVILLE The can-eat dinner will feature ham and Stiversville Word of Fruth Church several other meats, scalloped oys- all day picnic will be held Saturday ters, homemade noodles, several at noon . Music will follow with entrees, elC. Desserts and drinks are evening service of Holy Ghost included. Cost is $5 for adults and Revival with Brother Jerry Ccurill. $2.50 for children. Public invited. SALEM CENTER Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 will meet in regular session on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall, located on County Road I near Salem Center. Rock Navy Peuy Officer 2nd Class Springs Grange will visit Star Donald C. Meadows, son or the Grange. Star Grange w1ll hold !he Rev. Donald C. Meadows of 211 judging of the slate and national Mulberry Ave., Pomeror, reeenlly sewing and needlework contests, received the Meritouous Unit and Star Junior Grange will hold Commendation while serving their annual inspection . Potluck aboard lhe USS Dallas, homeport- refreshments will be served followed in Groton, Conn., where he is ing the meeting. All members are urged to attend. currently assiplcd. The unit received the cmmendaRUTLAND - Dance at the tion for meritOrious service in the American Legion Hall on Saturday, Mediterranean Sea. The Dallas completed four highly successful 8 p.m. to midnight. Mu sic by miss lOllS of great irn por1llllce to the White's Hill Band. The public is invlled. securil)' or the u.s. The 1981 graduate of Edward POMEROY - Pomeroy Boy Lee McClain High School, GreenSeoul Troop 249 will be holding a field, joined !lie Navy in August 1982. In the service ) The Dally sentlnei-Page-7 Friday, June 5, 1992 ·Advice given to woman who wants to rekindle an old love Dear Ann Landers: This is for "Beside Myself in Seattle" whose old flame told her that he might be gay. I didn't have the luxury of knowing that the macho sports maniac I married 30 years ago was IIII'ICred 10 boys. I was naive and though! il was my fault that he was unable 10 perform seXually more than onceortwicea year -- and only when he was drunk. The warning signs were all there but being inexperienced and too much in love, I didn't notice. Furthermore, in those days, very little was known about homosexual•ty. II wasn't something people i.alked aboul My father laler said he had some suspicions but decided not lo say anything, for fear he might be wrong. During our 18-year mamage I didn't have 10 worry about other women. My concern was goodloolcing young men with whom he openly sought friendships, usually through spons activities. Strangely enough, he eocouraged me to dress in a sexually provocative manner and was always extremely anentive and affeaiooatc when we were out in public. AI home, nolhing happened. and I mean nothing. Please inform that former cheerleader that she has no idea of the problems and heartbreak she will encounter if she pursues a relcindled romance wilh Mr. Football, who has told her that he isn't "quile ceruin" whetber or not he is gay. If he doesn't know for sure, trust me. he's Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio JACKSON - The Libeny Mounl.aineers will perform Saturday for the fi sh fry of the Liberty Township Fire Department in Jackson. SUNDAY POMEROY - An AA meeung will be held Sunday at 7 p.m. at !he JTPA office in Pomeroy. LOTIRIDGE - There will be a smorgasbord dinner at the Lollridge Community Cenler Sunday from noon to IJO p.m. Cost is S5 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. Public inviled. RACINE - The tenth annual George Holler Jr. family reunion will be held at the horne of James and Karen Holler Werry Sr., Sunday al I p.m. Barbecue chicken, plales, eiC., and picnic shelter will be provided. Brin~ a covered dish Thanks For Your Support In The Sheriff's Primary. Your Vote Was Appreciated. JERRY ROUGHT Paltl for by ... Calllldate, Jerry Ro~g~t, I 58 UICOII HI~ PoiiB'IIy, Olllo, 992-7430 Old Bcthe Fret Will Baptist Church 2860 t St Rt 7, Middleport Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m . Thursday Services 7:30p.m. and lawn chairs . -Also bring pic tures and mementos. Call 949-2746 for further information. MIDDLEPORT - Rev. Bob Armstrong will speak at Rejoicing Life Church, 500 North Second Avenue, Middleport, during the men's breakfast in the school lunchroom Saturday and during services Sunday at 10 a.m . The public is inviled. Hlllsldt Bapllsl Church St. Rt. 143 just off Rt. 7 Pastor: Re\1. Jamc:li R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - I! a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. Hope Baptist Chapel 510 Grmt St., Middlepon Pastor: David Bryan, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip- 1\ a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday Se!Yittl -7 p.m. CHESTER - The Unity Singers will nerform ar rheo. Mr 1--ll'-rmnn United Brethren Church on Texas Road on Sunday at7:30 p.m. Vktory Baptist 525 N. 2nd St, Middlepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Won hip - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servict:s . 7 p.m. POMEROY - OAPSE Chapter No. 448, Ea,tem Local will hold a picnic Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Royal Oak. Bnng a covered dish . Retirees are welcome. Faith Baptist Churth Railroad St., Muon Sunday Sehoul · 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m, 6 p.m. Wedncsda)' Servict:s - 7 p.m MONDAY REEDSVILLE - "Team Up W1th Jesus: Winners Meet on AIISI.ar Street" will be the theme for Riverview Community Vacation Bible School, to be held at Riverview School near Reedsville lhrough Friday from 6:30-9 p.m. nightly . Classes for ages three lhrough adult Public inviled. Foresl Run Bapllsl PasloT. Anus Hun Sunday Sr.:hool - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m. · MI. Moriah Dapii.!Ot Fourth & Mam St., Middlepon Pastor: Rev . Gilbert C~ig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Antiquity Baptist Pastor. Kenneth Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Thursday Sc:MCC! - 7:30p-m- CHESTER - Vacation Bible School at ML Hermon United Brethren Church on Texas Road wi II be Monday through Friday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. daily. Rutland Fret Will DaptJst !:;a.lcm St. Pas10r: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evr:ning - 1 p.m Wednesday Sc:rvicr1 - 7 p-m- CHESTER - Vacation Bible School at Chesler United Melhodisl Church will be Monday through Friday from 9:15-11:30 a.m. daily. Ash Street Freewill Baptist Middlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship . II a.m. Wednesday Servi~ - 7:30p.m . ~r<Jal'Service · 7:30 RACINE - The Board of Public Affairs will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at council chambers. Cemetery Trustees will meet immediately after (8 p.m.) Sacred 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 PallOr: Rev. Wallt:r E. Heinz Sat Con. 4:45 -5:15 ~.m. ; ~au - 5:10p.m. Sun . Coo.- 8:45-9. 15 a.m., Sun. Man - 9:30a.m. Daily Man - 8:30a.m. GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES & SERVICE Panoet Of, Oh. 20>1 Con dar Sl Spring ••II S••er Hows Monti., tllru Frill., Pomeroy Westskle Church of Christ 33226 O.ildsen't Horne Rd. 992-3347 Sunday School - I I a.m. Worship-l0a.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Churth ol Christ 5ih and Main Pastor: A1 Hartsoo SW1day School-9:30a.m. Worship - 8:15, 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Keno Church of Christ Worship-9:30a.m Sunday School · IOJO a.m. Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a .m. Evening Services- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Church or God or Prophecy O.J . While Rd. off S1. R1. 160 Pastor: P11 Henson Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - II a .m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Heath (Middleport) P001eroy, Hanisonville Rd. (R1. \43) Pastor. lntenm pastor Sunday School - 9:30a.m . Wonhip - 10:30 a.m-,7:30 p.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Bradbury Chur<h or Chrt.t Pastor: Tom Runyon ll)·seJI Run Holiness C hurch Pastor: Oui.J Stewart Swtday School-9:30 a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - '} p.m. Rutland Church oiChrlst Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood SUilday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.rn Mason Church ot Chrl'il Miller St., Muon, W_Va Sunday School · 10 a.m Wonhip - ll a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bradford Churth of Christ SL RL 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pastor: Derek Stump Sunday School - 9:30 •.m . Wonhip ~ I0:30a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Serv1ce1 -7:30p .m Succas Road Church ot Chri~ Pastor: Joseph B. ~loskins Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - tO a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Serv1ct1 · 1 p.m Uberty ChrlsUan Church O..u:r Pastor: Woody C..U Sunday School - 10 a.m Evening · 1 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. LangsYIIIt Chrlsrlan Church Sunday School · 9:30 a.m Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servia:: 7:30p.m Hemlock Growt Church PaslOr: Charles D<:mi.~:an Sunday Khool · 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30a.m., 1 p.m. Reedsville Church of Christ Pauor: Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m Bible Swdy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m Pomeroy Pastor: Eunh.ae (Grace) Kee Sund ay School-9:15a.m. Won hip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Serv&ces · 7:30p.m. Rock Springs Putor:Keilh Rader Sunday School · 9:15a.m Wonhip- 10 a.m. Wednesday Servi~X:s - 6 p.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. wo.,hip ~ 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m. ·munday Service -7 :30p.m. RuUand Pastor: Arthur Cribm:e Sunday School-9:30a.m. W()rstup- 10:30 a.m . Thursday Services - 7 p.m. H11rrisonvllle Holiness Chapter Pasior: Re ... John Neville Sunday School I0 a.m. Worship I 1 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7 :30p.m. Salem Center PaslOr. Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. Worship - 10: \~ a.m. Latter-Day Saints Reorganized Church of Jesus Chrtst In Latter Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd Pastor. William Roush SWlday School · 9:30a.m . Won hip - 10:]0 a.m. Wednesday Serv~ces - 7:30p.m SnowvUie Pastor: F-lorence Smith Sllllday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Southern CluSier Apple Grove Pastor: Carl Hicks Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a_m , 1 p.m. Thur1day Servica · 7 p.m. Lutheran St. John lutheran Church Pine Grove Pastor· Laura A. Lnch Shreffler Worship - 9:30a .m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Bethny PutOf: Kennc:lh Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Won;ttip · 9 a.m. Wednesday Services - \0 l. m. Rutland Bible Methodist Pastor: Rev . lvan Myc:rs SWJday School - 9:30am Evening . 7 p.m. Wcdnc~dsy Servitts - 7 p.m Chestrr 'lhu~day Scr.-o1~s CooMIIe United Methodist Parl!ll Pu1o1. Harold E. AUoway-Pridd y Coolville Chun'h Maln & Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a .m Worship - 9 a.m. Tuesday SefVI.ces - 7 p.m. -7pm m. Hartford Church ofChrlsc In Cllrisllan Unl011 Hutford, W.Va. Prut.or: Re'o'. David McManu Sunday School · II a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Church of God Mt M..-lah Church of God RaCllle Putor: Re". James Satterfield Sunday School - 9:45a.m Evening -7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Rutlarwl Church of God Pastor : John F. Corcoran Swtday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Syncuse Church of God Apple and Seoond S11. Pastor: Rev. David Ruuc:ll Jopp a l)~ ~lur : Hrenda WcOcr Wors h1p 9·30 a.m Sund a)· School \0:30 a.m W(·dnc~chy Scrvtrr.s 7 ·3() p m Bethel Church Townslup Rd., 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wooh1p - 10 a.m Wednesday Services - 10 a.m Long llottom Rev . Sc:ldon JoiUJson Sunda)· School · 9·30 a.m Worship 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servtce~ - 7 -30 p m P~ s lor · Hockingport Churth Gn.nd Strut: Sunday School - 10 a.m W~hip - I I a.m Wednesday Semcet - 8 p.m Rcrdsv ille Pa uor: R ~.:v . SciOOn Johnson Worship ()JU a.m. Sunday & hool - I0:30 a.m Wr.dncs day S<orv1 c e~ - 7:30 p m Ton'h Churdl Co Rd. 63 Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Won hip • 10:30 a.m. Tupp~s r-lain sSI. Paul i'astor . Sha10n Ha us man Sunday School - 9 a.rn Worship - 10 am Tuc~day Sr.mcc~ - 7:30p.m. Cenlral Clusler Asbury (Sync ust) l'a slor : Wes ley Thatcher School · 9:45a .m. - I I a.m. Nazarene Radne Flrst Churth of lhf Naz.anne Putor: Thomu L Gatea, II Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worslup - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Freedom Gcr.;pel Mi£"lion Bald Knoh, on Co . Rd. 31 PasLor: Rev Roger Willford Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship- \0:45 am ., 7 p.m. Wednesday Sem~.:e - 7 p.m. White's Chapel Wcslryan CooiYJII ~ Fainitw Dible Church l.eLan, W.Va RL l Pu tor : larnu l.ewn Sunda v School - II a m Worship .' 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdnr.5day Servt cc - 7.30 p.m . Calvary Bible Churrh Pomeroy Pike, Co_ Rd Pastor : Re:\1 _Alack wood Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m Wednc:lida y Serv1cc- 7:JOp.m Spiritual Faith Church St.ate 338. Anuquiry Pastor· A Slew-art Sunday School - 10 a.m Evenmg · 7:30p.m -ll-1u rsday Semcc - 7:)0 p m The Salvation Army 11 5 Bunemut Ave., Pomeroy Sunday School - 10:30 a.m Worship - 10:00 a.m., 7:30 p.rn Calnry IJj~rlm Chapel !-lamsonVJ!le Road Pastor: Re\1. Victor Rou~h Sunday School 9:10a.m Wonhip - II .am., 7:30p.m Wednesday Se.f"·1ce - 7:30 p.rn Middleport Community Church 575 Pt.arl St., Middlepon Putor: Sam Andenon Sunday School tO a.m. Evening-7:30p.m. Wednesday Se:l"\'icc: - 7 :30p.m. Stiversville Wor-d or Failh Paswr: David Dat.l ey Sunday School 9:30 a.m Everung · 7 p.m. lhursday SeMcc 7.30 p.m Faith T1bernade Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rc:v. Emmett Rawson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Evening 1 p.m. Thursday Servtcc - 7 p.m Rtjoicin~ Lirt Church 50() N 2nd Ave ., MiddJeJX>rt Pastor: Rev. Michael Panr,1o Sunday School - 10 a.m Wedne1day Se.l"\'ice1 - 7 p.m . Syrac11se Mission 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracusr: Pu10r: Roy (Milr.r:) Thompson Sunday School - 10 a.m Everung - 6 p.m Wednesday Servi~ - 7 p.m Rurllngton CommunUy Church Burlin ham PaslOr: Ray ~udennih Sunday School - I 0 a.m Worship - 1 p.m. Wednesday Servitt - 7 p.m. Chrisllan Ftllow!ihlp Center Salem S1., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Muuer Sunday School - I 0 a.m. Wof1hip · ll :15a.m.,7 p.m Wednesday Sc:rvi~ 7 p.m. Mone Chapfl Chu~h Supt .. Mike Mauon Sunday sdlool · 10 a.m. Wonlup . Ita m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Sc:rvitt - 7 p.m. Pentecostal Penterostal Assembly SL K1. 124.Racine Pastor : Will1am Hohad Sunday Schm l - I 0 am Evt:rung 7 p m Wednesda y Scmcc~ 7 p.m Middleport P{'nte-costal llmd Ave Paslor : Rev Oarlo: Bahr Sunday School 10 a.m Everung - 6 p m Wednesday Se.rvtces 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian Harrisonville Presbyterian Church Worship - 9 a.m . S unday School - 9.4 5 a.m Middleport Pmb ytrrlan Sunday School - Q .a .m Worsh1p - 10 a.m , 4 r m (2nd & 4th Sun .) Syncuw Flrst United Presbyterian Sunday School - I 0 a.m :• Worstup - II a.m.. 4 p.m (1st&. 3rd Sun. r: -. Seventh-Day Adventist Sevenlh-Day Advenli!t1 Mulberry H" . Rd ., Pomeroy Pastor: Bob Srtyder Saturday Serv1ces Sabbath Sd>ool - 2 p.m Worship - 3 p.m. FaUtl Gospel Church Long Bouom Sunday School ~ 9:30 • ~ m Wonh.Jp - 10·45 am .,'} 30 p.m Wednesday'} 30 p.m Ecclesla Ftllowsttlp 128 Mill SL. MHldtepon Pas lOr: Chuck .\1c Pht:rson Sunday School · 10 a.m Evening - 7p.m Wc:dne1day Semce - 7 p.m .. .-. " United Brethren MI. Olive Communlly Church Pastor: Lawrmcr Hush Sunday School - 9:30a.m Evening - '}p.m. Wednoday Servlct: - '} p.m. Unltt-d Faith Church RL 7 oo Pomeroy By - Pan PastoJ: Rev. Roben E. Snuth, Sr Sunday School - 9:30a.m Wonhip - I 0:30a.m., 7 p.m Wedne1day SeM cr: - 7 p m Road Pastor: Re\1 _Ph.illip Ridenour Sunday School -9:30a .m Worsh1p - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Sc rvnx - 7 p.m Trinlt7 ConarecoUonal Church Pastor: Rev . Roland Wildmlll Cllurch - 9:15a.m. Worship - I0:30a.m. Oyesvllk Community Church Sunday Schoo{ -9:30a.m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Alfred l'aslO r: Shuoo Hausman Sunday School - 910 a.m Worshtp- 11 a.m., 6 :30pm Sunday School - 9:30am E-..erWlg 7 p.m. Wedn esday Semcc - 7 p.m Other Churches East Letart Pastor: Roger Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - 9 a.m. .\1cl~ s Cooperative Parish ~orlheasl Clust('r Kingsbury Road Pastor: Clyde W Henden~on New Haven Church of the Naurenf" Pas tor: Glendon Slroud Sunday School ·9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Semcc:t - 7 p.m. SuUon Pastor: Kennelh Baker Sunday School - 9:30 a_m _ Wors lup - 10:45 a.m. (1 11 & 3rd Sun) Lllurel CIIN' Fr-M Melhodlsl: Church Pastor: William Williams Sunday Schoo! · 9:30a.m. Wordup - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicts - 7 p.m Carleton lnterdenomlnatlooal Church Portland Flnl Cburch of the Nlllrtnt Putor: William Justis Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - l0:40a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Serv~ces - 7 p.m. United Methodist Radnt PaslOr: Roger Grace Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m. South Bethel Ntw Tesbmenl Stl\ler R.idge Pastor: Duane: Sydenstricter Sunday School - 9 a.m Wonh1p - 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service - 1 p.m Rutland Churth cl the Nu.artnt Pastor: Samuel Basye: Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worslup · 10:30 a.m., 6 :30p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Huel Communll, Church 0!1 RL 124 PastOf: Edsel Han Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wonhip · !0:30a .m., 7:30p.m Mt. Oli"'e Unlled Mli:hOOist Off 124 bchmd Wilk esv ill ~ Pas lor: Charles Jones ;)unday School - 9:30a .m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m ., 1 p.m Thursday SciVICCS - 7 p.m. Nease Settlement Church Sunday Won hip -2:30p.m. Thursday se rviCes -7:30p.m Chesler Church of the ~azareM Pastor: Re~. Herbert Grate Sunday SclJool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 6p.m. wronesday Semas- '} p_m Morning Star Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:45a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m Thursday Servicr:s - 1:30 p.m. Worshtp - 9 a.m. Sunday School I 0 a.m. Wednesday Service~ - 7 p.m. Syracust Church~ the Nazarene Pastor. Rev. Gknn McMillan Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Semll::s - 7 p.m. Pomeroy (hurd! of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Thomas McClung Swtday Sdiool ~ 9:30a.m . Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m Wedne~day Services · 7 p_m St. Paul Lutheran Church Cum~.: 1 Sycamon: & Second St ., Pumno) Pastor: Laure A. Leach Shn:.fncr Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Wonhip - ll &_m . Graham United Methodist Worshtp · 9:30a.m. {1st & 2nd Sw1 ), 7:30p.m. (Jrd & 4ih Sun) Wednesday Serv1ce - 7:30p.m Full Gospel Ughthouse 3304'5 Hiland Road, Pomemy PaSLor: Roy Hunter Sunday School - 10 am Evening 7:30p.m . Tuesday & lbunday - 1 :30 p.m Reednllle FeUowshlp Church rl the Nuarenr Pastor: John W. Dougla! Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wo"hip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m Wedne1day Services - 7 p.m. Cannd PastOf: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Woohtp - 10:45 a.m . (2nd & 4ih Son) Hobton Chureh ot Christ in Christian Union Evening · 7 p.m. Middleport Church of the Nazarene Putor: Rev . Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday School- 9:30am . Wonhip - 10:30a.m,6 :30pm Wednesd•y Services - 7 p m Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry S1s.. Ravenswood , W Va Pa stor· Rc\1 . Gw rge C. Weirick Sund ay School - 9:30 a.m Worship - ll a m rast o r: Sharon llau ~man s...day School- 9:30 I Pearl Cbaptl Putor: florence Srrulh Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. PllStor: Robert Manley Christian Union Panor. Theron Durham Minersville flutor : Wesley Thatcher Sunday School - 9 a.m . Worship - 10 a_m _ Holiness We§leyan Bible Holiness Churrh 75 ?earl St, Middlepon . Pas1or: Rev RO)' McCarty Sunday school - 9:30 1.m . Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Service - 7 :30p.m. Dotft' Churt:h of Christ Pastor: Frank Smtth Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 6 p.m Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Mam St., Pomeroy Pastor: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myc:rs Sunday school and worship · 11 a.m Zion Churds of Christ Worship-9:45a.m., 6:30p.m. Foresl Run Pastor: Wesley That.cher Sunday & hool. - \0 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Thursday Services - 6:30p.m. Episcopal BearwaUow Ridge Church or Christ Putor: 1ack: Colegrove Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30pm Wednesday Servi~s - 6:30 p.m Tuppert Plains Church of Christ Pastor: Robert Foster Sunday School • 9 a.m. Flatwoods Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worsh1p - 11 a.m., ti p.m ·lhunday Semao:s - '} p.m New Lire Church ol God Chester Pas1or: Gary Hines Sllllday School- 9:30 a..m Worship - 6 p.m. Wc:dnc:sday Servicei · 7 p.m. Ptne Grove Dible Holiness Church I/2 mile ofr RL 3 25 Pa~LOr: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sllllday School - 9:30a.m Woohip !0:30a.m. 7:30p.m Wedne5day Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Sunday School- 10 am. Worship - 9 a.m ., 6 p.m. Tue5day Services - 1 p.m. ·. • Mt. Hermon Unlltd Brethren In Christ Chun:h Te:u! Community o(f CR 82 Pastor · Robe n Sanden Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worslup - !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Semct:s - '} 30 p.m Eden Unltf'd Brftbren In Christ 2 1n. mile t northo( Reedsvill e: on Suite Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Marllc-y Sunday Scilool - I 0 a.m Wonhip -1:30 p_m Wedne ~day St:Mct:t 7 30 p m . 7:30 9 A.M.·S P.M. s... 9A.M.·1P.M. ~THE GRAVELY 8Y8TFM -----..; ..... liD OF IIUOI IMtll.. Pltl.tt, All Fl.tt 15 ...."" ...... ••• M1ll W o1 ~ C•h1net Mak ,cg Sy~acuse 992 -3785 . PomeJOy : ': 20% OFF AIIArHIMry& TrH1 O,.DIIY 9.., 11 s,.._ MEIGS TIRE CENTIR, INC. t : John F Fulll . Mqr POMEROY. OHI0-'1'12-6617 Pom~roy SALES CHURCH SUIPPllt5 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syrac~se Ph . tt11101 Bill QUICKEl Q.O{ED SIIIDAY • BIBlES 0\\ift Srul r:Boof;! 992-5776 :I I 204 Condor St. 93 Mill Street Pomtroy, OH. Middleport. 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Mtmorial Or ~~~~~ Pr f'\ (riploon \ Pomeroy Po mt"ro., • • '91 -2104 EWING FUNERAL HOME "f)iJ(nih· and Sl'rr-i4 '4' -11un,~ ·· FIRE & SAFETY Established 1913 SAlEI & IERVKE 992-2121 I 06 M.. borry ln. lil: Po..roy 992 -7075 112 North lotond A"Ohto �June 5, 1992 Friday, Ohio Friday, Junes, 1992 Pomeroy S!'.AF l E bv Bruce Bea1t1e Gallipolis 32 1747 Bob McCormick Road Thurs 4th frl 5th Sal 6th Completely rtmodtied trailer AC 2 ear gartgt 1 112 1crea of land Middleport Clt!lo 614-992 3342 Nice 1 bedroom apt large livtngroom $250 month utllititt paid 304-675-3968 33 Nlet .tud~ ept tumllhlod nlct location very very un&qua 8A thru FRJ M -5P M LOW lABOR RATE 15o/o OFF On Mosl day alter publ.c.tJon to make correeuon • Ad. tt...l~nwt be pa1d m advance are -SAT 8-12 Cud of Tbanlu Happy Ac:la In 'riemo rl&ll'l Yard Salee • A cla.uJf'ied advert tement placed n the Calli polY Daaly Tnbune (except Clua tied O.. play B... meu Card or Lepl Nollcca)willal..o appear n the Pont Pleuant Rep~ter and CI OSED SUNDAY POLICIES • Adt out.1d c Calla Maaon or Melfll counl1ea mWil be pn:p&Jd • Reca• e duco unt for adt pa1d n advance • Free Ad. G ~eaway and Fouhd ada under 15 wonb wall be Boat Parts St. Rt. 7 Chesh1re, OH. FOR SALE Co Ad 3, Agriculture Leading c - k Rd Middleport t.he lhuly Sent nel readung ove r 18 000 bomet run J day• at no charse (all 614-992-6637 CHUCK'S BOAT· AUTO REPAIR • 1 pomt l11te type only uaed • Trihu.nc 11 not re.pon11bk for enQn aftu flnt day (check for errort firll day ad runt n JMpet) CalllH!fon 2 00 p m liN1 mo. pd BIG KIDS & BABY PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN BECOMING BIG BROTHERS & SISTERS TUES JUNE 9-6 30 PM PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Downsta~rs Conference Room Flag Dance and other prop routines Jo n us thiS sum'""'' Irs fun vtsual~ Interpreting muste' For tnlormabon Call Julte Casey 614 388-8175 HOME DECORATING OPEN HOUSE THURS & FRI JUNE 4 & 5 tOOOAM to 9:00PM Glona Oiler 742 2076 St At 325 Call675-4340 Cheshtre Starttr1g at Tope 'I lolwo6~.a.L-·Mn. . . 6 )IJI 614-915-4110 61411211mo. pd. Oh10 9 00 A M SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL Ant1que bed entertainment cabmet, storm door hke new lawn baby stroller Jumor SIZe and women's M0 a~d mJSC rtems PH 367 7350 44 97 ''" WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Ophthalmologrst Ext 281 In Cu~ltoml For More Informal JOn Public Notice Public Notice to p•tic:1pa.. in tht tneurance ORDINANCE NO 1256-i2 An Ordinance to Eo toblioh tho Botar Roll Houolng Fund with 1M vllblge troa- Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Ra e ne Vtllage Clerk ly b•i• who do nolol..:t w II receive sealed btds lor a 19 78 F600 Ford Cab Chassos (old Racine F re Department Tank Truck) vehicle II F61EVA J1144 unll4 p m on June 26 Minimum bid $3 000 00 Can be seen al Racine Water Buolding B ds to be opened July 6 at regular Counctl Meetmg Carolyn L Powell clerk Box J75 Racme VII age Ractne Ohio 4S 77 1 (6) 5 12 19 26 4TC plan .._ paid an addtbonal $1 00 por hour Any employM may at any time ury account olact to withdraw from the Council of the VIllage of ouch ol..:tlon lor withdrawal ohall likowioa bo fllod In wrtdn9 with tho Clerk. Any omployoo who oloclo not to participate in tho pion may Mtddl-rt 11 lollowo Sec I That tho Belir Ro11 Houaing Fund Jo hor• by created within 1M vlll- tr•aury accounL Sec II That all dopoollo file a auba~uent .eection to participate and if accept of grant fund8 and local able to the lniUrance com lunda rela'-<!to thio project oholl be dopooiled wtthin th11 lund. Sec Ill Thol all oxpen dtlureo rolotod to th11 profOCI oholl be patd from thlo fund Sec IV Thot opproprl at1ona 1n the amount ol $165 000 ohall .._ author iz.t forthll fund for the fi• pany on a nonof'a&ld baata then auch amployH may become a .,-lictp.. t til the plan llktwlat any em ployM In the plan m.y ftle Public NOtiCe ORDINANCE NO 1257 92 An Ordinance to Amend Ord. t240-91 Be 11 ordained by U.. Council ol 1M Village of Midd'-<1. • follow• Soc I That Soctoon X of Ord 1240 VI io hereby omondod to rood • lollowo Soc X Thol ulartod employ.- who do not olecl to portlclpale be pold on extra $160 00 per month 1n addtlon to 1M prooent ooi ary achedul• and those empk>y.M paid on ., hour an election to wtthdraw from the plan tn which event htl wagee or aalary may .._tho_., ohaN .._ adjuoled 11 provicltd., thoo paragroph Soc II Thio Ordinance H calyNr1992 Soc Y Thot ord1n.nce oarloeot dolt pe<miHed br law Paooed 1M 11th day of May 1992 An..t Brian Condo, Clor1< Oowey Horton Pr"'donl of Councol gronl lunda lor lhoo project may .._ accepted lrom tho (6) 5 1tc t1 dtdartd lhlo to M ahall take efHect and be In Ioree trom and after ltte WH0-0 00 can help you? :i~ CLASSIFIED ADS 2 Be II ordained by tho WMlt plan, and in euch an Department of Dtvelopmont ond In order R•clne, OH 45771 Len.o K. Nouotroad, CJork (5) 29: (6) 5 12 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of •n Order of In Loving Memory Of RICHARD (Rock) SELLERS Who P•oed Awoy June 5, 1989 Gone dear aon gone lorever How we mlao heanng your vooce aeetng your tmrltng face But you left ua to remember That none on earl h can take your place A happy home we once enJoyed How • - ' tho memory ott II But deeth hao left a lonehneoa the world can never fill Your oplrit hat fled and your aullerlng lo over lind u dawM another yeer thought• of you 11ro alwayo nur Dayo olladneo• ttill come over uo Frlendo may think the wound It healed But llnte they know the aorrow That tleo wHhin our hear1a concealed Ttme may heal the broken hurted Many yearw may make the wound leu oore Who oayothe gnell• Jeaaened, Though the omlle may hide the tearo? Our memorleo keep the wound ott II open Deopl!e the p•elng of onother year Forever In our heart• LOVED AND . .SSED 10 much by Mom Grom Unclo Orv Aunt Kathy Unclo Rod Adam AonN, W•ren RolaUvao Froendo ond Nolghboro Motorcycles Elc 'J(ptfiryn SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS 398t5 Gold Rodge Road Pomeroy Ohto 45769 $20 00 614 992 2242 4/2/9VIfn BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Common Pleaa Court of Metgo County Ohio In the agreement Sec VI Thio Ordlnonce c - of Bonk One Alheno FI!EE ESTIMA'rES NA Plaintiff, va John R ohall toke oHoct and be in Hunnell ot force from and after Aprd upon • Judgment therein 985·4473 667·6179 13 18112 Paooed tho 13th Aprli 11192. A tleo t Broan Condo O.Way M Pr•idont ot (6) 5 1te rondorod, .._ln9 Call No i2-CV-381n ooid Court, I woll offer lor oalo at tho front door of the Courlhouoe in Pomeroy Mol91 Counly Ohio on tho 10th day of July 1992, at10 301m the following Iondo and rene menlo locoled at 110 Higfl Stroot Pomeroy Ohio ..... '""c:Q A comrlele legal day of Cln Hork>n Counctl Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virlutl of .n Ordef at Sale 111ued out of the Common PI••• Court of lloigo Countv Ohio In tho caae of Diamond Sn1ng1 and Loan Company Platnltlf vo Don E Harrooon ol II Delondanlo upon a Judgment thorotn rendered .._1n9 C11o No i2-CV-40 in ooid Court, I will oHor lor olio at tho front door of tha Courthaua• In Pomeroy Moiga County Ohio on tho 10th day of July 1m. at10 00 1m tho following Iondo and ton• menlo located 11 331&4 Now Umo Rood, RuUand Ohio 45775 A comploto legal deocriptlon of the real 011111 Jo • t o - . Being Lot No 17 of Hutchinaon Subdlvlalon In tho Townahlp of RuUond II Delondanlo d81cr1p11on o • Situated In the VlllllJO of Pomeroy County ot Melga ond State of Ohio and bounded •nd dncnbed •• follows Lot Numbef lourlllen (14) ond tho wool hoi! or Lol number thO"loen ( 13) 1n ond of BurMp o Addition lo the Town of Pomeroy except the coal and othw m1nerala th•ou.- ond tho roghl of tho rocordo of doodo In the Recorder 1 OHice of lhiJII County, Oho Roloronco lloed Volume 311 Pogo 241 Molgo County Deed "-do. tin (614)997-3470 mo R&C EXCAVATING ..... REAL ESTATE AP MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR Ill MAliS Bring It Ia Or We Pld1 u~. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 985-3561 WORI, DRIVEWAY WORinnd LIMESTONE DELIVERY SERVICE 21711ocoHII POMIIOl, OHIO REASONABLE RATES 992·7553 RACINE MOWER CLINIC ~ 0. lo1 194-Wah Alty UONf, OHIO !o;ool PARTS & SERVKE Mowers • Cllait Saws • Weedeaten 614·949-2804 Ty •• • • ·r-~~-}~w~·~·~·~·~·~' ' •' N - s-u 97 '"' NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING RtftNftCIS lwaRalllt BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RFSWE!VI'IAI- INo Sunday Calla) Audtar • Parcel Numbera • OH , WV & H.U.D. Approvetl M..taduretl Hou~~~g Products e, Quably HI EHkleJKy Ai' CORdilio11rs, Heat P•-.ps, flfiCICts &Now Water Heaters. Bennetts Mobile 1391 Safford School Rd. Cal (614) 0 cf A /iiNAt~fS4~ I 46 74 Tart~ Apartment Y1rd Salt Saturday June 6th Only Sale Thlt Yearl Stvaral Apar1mant1 Participating Rain Cancels 9 1 taka Part Beagle Dog To Good Home Would Makt Nict Ptt For Children 614 256 1g17 Yard Salt Bake Sale 50 Ohio Avt Brick Homt Bttldt Swim mlng Poal GOC Grounds 9-6 41n 51h 6tn Part lab part Garman Shephard ~~ies Swks old 614 992 Yard Sale 6 Btlmonl Drive {Ott Ylna St.) June 41h 511'! 6tn Rain Or Shine Puppies BriHany Beagle mil Pltllt call 304-675-5419 Church Youth Group Yard Sale Sat i-5 13 Mill CrMk Lots Of Mite llama Mo1t1tr Cal & 4 Kinent To Giveaway Takt Ont Or Takl All! 614 256-623'1 6 Lost & Found O.f1nllely loll AI Foodland Tt'llrd A\ltnut Gallipollt 6J4th 11 15A II (l'wo-$20 81111) II You Have A B1g Hearl Takt To Grocery Sto,. Reward! Found black & lan For hound or Coon hound w/ whllt on nose 614 985-4147 Found Half Chow Half Shephard Ftmalt On P1Naenl H111 Road 614 24&-5366 Found female Ttrrltr whht w black spots malt Coma ty~ small dog rtddllh 614 992 5809 lost 1yr old malt boxer raward Tuppers PllinsRttdsv lie ~andly answtf"' lo bandit 614-667-6346 or 614 9853915 7 & Yaar1y Yard Salt Sh"ls Curtalna Clott•• Odds-N Enda 22 VInton St H Rain Canula Monday Tu•dly 3 Family Jullt 3 45th t-7 7 MU• From Pori., e Mi ... From Chnhlr~ 1 On M4 Rain Or Snlnt HOme 1n1 La. Womena Clolhing Much Much Mono c.. n., 4 Family Yard l Cr1ft Sa.. Bullville Townhout.t June 4th son g 00-7 4 F1mlly Yard Salt Mond1y 6 8192 Georg .. Cr... Aoact & Cornet' Pole C.t " Family Yard S.le June 5Ch 6th 9a m ? Rain Or ShAne Mise heme Truck MM Clothe• 178 Hlll1op Orivt Arst t..ft Aoed ott Ntlgnborflood Rood sn Dobbio Orivo Ani Time Garage S.lt 8 A.. Stcwday June 6lh A1in Or Shine Cour1 St Acrose From Foodland Sat JUM 6th ..3 B1by Btd Children I Adult Clothn Curtain• Ott.r HouMhold htmt 8 5 Frl S.1 137 Dttnlo Dmt From Kristl brivt Wholt HouM Fan Truck Btd Uner lldlea Clothing Call Pant Boyt ClothIng 991 Mill Crttk Road (Gray Garage Rear ot Houet) Frll-4 S1t Bargain Day 1-12 Clothte Oryer Band Saw Air Condltlor-.r Blkt Storm Door Cloth• All S lzut 814~46-2316 All Yard Sllaa Mutt It Paid In Advance DEADLINE 2 00 p m tht day before tiM ad It to NO Sunday edit ion 2 00 p m Frtd1y Mond1y Mtttlon 2 oo p m Saturday Big Yard S.lt Numerous lteme Seotl lane Northup, Sat Jun11 6on CioN To Clay School Good Clothing Crafts Some Fuml Iura Lolt Mo,. 6/Mh 6/&lh t-5 F1ns Bicycles Wrt"9'f Walhw Many Name Brtnd Toolll Stontwart C.al lmn Lampe Fishing GNr SIIYWWart Furnlturt ShMit Towtte TV 1t Yard Garden Toole CN,.... ,. 33 Recorda Silver Jewel"f Fenton Ollnware Dlprttelon Gla• Pottery, 8 Track Players Toya, B1by Fumllurt June 5th, ~h 7'1h 8th 446 Spruce St Ell Gtl- Friday, Saturday Acroa From Old lldw.ll SchooA On ~ Boby Clothot nomo, Bop 2-4 Olrtt10-M lots Ml.cl Gan~gt S.la Frtdly Saturday, 11-5 Loto 01 Clollti"' Mloc HI S/1-orlne Aklgt Gorogt Salt TIKn l Frl t 005 00 106i Stcoo4 Avonua Nlco Ctothtne L<>to ot -Gigon1k: 4 Fomlly Clonop Solo Raln Or Shine S..urda'fl June 8th Onlfl Borgolno O.to..l Clothlne lion • t.:.r1111 Chlldrent Toye. ltby liMit HouMhOid ft.. Bookt Depretaion Glaaa Ste,_1 Much llorol 271 McCully A010 Jutt On Otorgn C!Mk Road 1 112 MIIH From Routt 7. Walch For Slgne n.. w_,. Wanttd To Buy Junk ALIIos With Or wtthout Molort Call Larry lively 614..388-9303 Top Prtcas Paid All Old US Colnt Gold Rings Silver Coins Gold Colna M T S Coin St'lop 151 Sec:and A\ltnut Gallipolis Wlll buy Haywood Wokotlold blonde or champagne mod1m dHign hnnhurt tale 40...50 t C.II81448U7l'l Employment Services 11 AVON I All AI'Nt 1 Shirley Spearw 304-ITPt-1429 7 Family Yard Sale June H 8 OOAM-4 OOPM Cancel If ran Boat child organ clothu all siz.. thoea tillar too many htmt to mtnllon 5 mUll out Rt 87 tum rtghl on Mason County 50 (Gunvnlt Aldgt 1112 mllu) Black lop road M C A A A Fund Ral..t Rummage Sala Sat Junt 6th 8 00. 3 00 Burdtltt Addn Big 25 c~~nt salt Appteeialt your support r.lovlng Salt Thul'l Frl & Sat 4 mil• Rt 6:Z dlthtt f1br lc clothing, books tum tu,. 3046J5..69nl Yard Salt Sat Junt 6 9 OOPM 6 OOAM 13 miltt aoutn Rt 35 Southtldt lola baby Items clolhH (crib atroller car stats) lots household 1tem1 dulls drttMr chairs tic Rain dale Juna 13 Bebytlt18t' n•dad from to 00 PM tl 11 7 DO AM 304-Ci75-2532 Crul11 Ship Jobs hinng $2 OOOJmc Summer Yur Round Ba.rtendttt Casino workers gift shop aalu Tour guldtl tic F,., lrtvtl Hawaii Carlbbhean B1hamae Europa No txp nec11tary 1 206 7367000 oxt 1898NG GET PAID EASY MONEY FROM YOUR HOME! Wt II Flay You To Gather Jlubllc Information NCl Salling Wrltt Puap-330 161 S Llncofnway N Auror1 ll 60542 16111 Halrstylltt & Nail Tachnic an Guar1nlotd Clitnttla 614-446424l LHtlt CHurli Piua It Seaklng Aggl"llllvt Stlf-Motlvattd In dr111duala For Our Mgmt Tra n Program Competitive lng Salaf'1 GoOd Btntflls Pkg P1id Training And Uniforms Ofterwd You Mual Have Rastaur1nt Erp Or E;lvalent Degree In Bust nat mt Apply Htre locally Or Mal Your R"umt To Our Regional Ottlce AI P 0 Bor 10 Barboun~vlllt Yard Sale baby IIams m sc lltmt Sat 9 00-4 00 205 1f2 Poplar St Pomeroy Middleport & VIcinity 5-lamlly yard ula Thursday 4th 7th antlqun and collec tlblu lumitura household lama baby clothtt baby hams stereo tlrn looll mi.e Tako 33 towud Athens tum leh onto 681 toward Albany 1 112ml on tfthand aida Signa potted no Syeamora St Mlddlaport OH Saturday Junt 6th i OO.m All Yard Salet Mutt Bt Paid In Advance Deadline 1 OOpm tne day btfo,. lht ad It to run Sunday edition- 1 OOpm Friday Mond1y tdillon 10 OOa m Saturday Annual variety 5 family yard salt June 6th corner of Brick & Main Rutland Ottio residence Oeva Spencer 1 Recine Saturday June 6 G rl s clothtt size 1 3 toys aduH clothtt hounhold Items roll away btd Iota of mise Garege Sal• Fry rttldenct nert to Salisbury Elementary Friday " ~pm S1turday 9--4pm Garage Sal• Harrison Smith rasldenca on Pint Grovt Ad Juna 4th 5th 6th and 7th Garage Sal• 32797 Pint Grove Rd R1e ne Junt 4 5 6 Grapevine wreath• sweeper more WV 25504 LPNa & RNa I Btcomt an RN or BSN gl'llduatt • lncrea11 ~our Income whhout going back to ac:hooll Call Peggy Romtru betol'll June 17th lo find out how 1-30()..137-2222 Yard Sale 1312 VIand St Junes6 tables wrtngarYwasher baby hams clothu ale Yard Slit 2407 Jefferson Avt Fti & Sat 9 00 4 00 Need Experienced Heal Pump Strvlct l.. n Must Know Hta1 Pumpt Furnaces Au Con dlllontra: Stnd Work History To CLA 222 clo Galllpot t D1 Uy TribuMl.~25 Third Avtnut Gil llpolla UH •5631 OTR nat bed drivers wanted 25 yrt CN' Older 2 yrs nperltnce mutt 1\IVt COLI 1-i00.5484228 Somtont WltM Equ1pmenl To Mow Rtkt Batt Appro• 5 Acres Hay In Bidwell 614 388 878ll SPECIAl OFFER For llmlled Tlmt June 1st Tt'lru 6th Start Your Avon Buslntss No r.tonay Needed At Time Of Appcinlmtnt Whtn You Qua ly Call 1-8()0..281~801 Wanttd Ptoplt Who Art Ambltioua .,.eachlblt "Willing Ta Work Achltvtra Ablt To St1r1 Now Positive Love Peoplt Over Agt Of 18 It Thtlt Qua I 11 Apply To You Cal 614-441-0441 To Arrange An Interview Part T mt And Fu Time Positions Available In Salts AndfOr Management Earn lng Abov•Avtragt~lncome Will Do Babysitting In My Home Prtftr1bly Ages 2 5 C111 614 992-5135 12 Situation Wanted Multi family yard 1111 on Bathln Ad bttwMn Bathan & Keno Junt $ 6 a Q Rain can celalhat dly g to 1 Sixth Sl Syracuse Monday & Tutaday Juna Blh IMh iam lo 4pm ClothH dithH knick knacks c:ur1tlna I taw Inti quee and more Everything cheap[ Rain cancela 21 Business Opportun lty INOTtCEI OHIO VAllEY PUBliSHING CO ,.commands thai you do buti ness wllh people you know and NOT to send money through tht rna I unt you nave lnvesligated the oftenng Real Eslate 31 1980 Yamaha 650 shatt dr va good cond I on $100 614 992 5537 1983 Honda 200 B1g Rod H low new I res brakes ballor y Elec star1 w1thout reverse 1700 304-675 2074 1988 Kawasak KL.R 650 on & off road water cooled ow mileage new ballery 304 895 3021 ahe 5 00 PM Yamaha Warrior good lnes good past c skid pi ales runs u cellenl $1700 614 9853904 Merchandise Household 2 bedroom home Sand H Rd Air CondiUontrt Refrigtratorl ChH1 FrHZar Dryer & Washar Color TV Mlcrowavt 614-256 1238 711118 Condominium Daytona Beach 1br Oceanfront 0 sh washer Microwave On Pramlstt WID Pool Hottub Sauna 614-388-9758 Fumlahtd 2 bedroom mobile homt til eltc 304~75-6512 t no answer leiVt message Mobila Homt Unturnilhed Bulavll1a ArN 614-446 1637 614 446-3437 2br Mobllt Home For Rent Total Eltc No Flt1l 614 367 7438 73 •re :.:::..:::.:.:.::.:::..::::::;__ _ _ _ 1 Nle. ciNn :Z or 3 bedroom house prtfar private seHlng 614 992 2428 laave mnaagt if no answer 51 2 Bedrooms Upstairs Apart mtnl Untuml1htd No Pets 61~2SB3 2 BR apar1mtnll In M dd aport newly remodeled low utilities no pets 1220 per month Big S.vlngs On All Vinyl & Car pel In ~ock $5 00 Up Mollohan Fuml1ura 614-446-1444 Cabinet WarahouM 614 38441Hi 2232 Honey Sucklt lane Wellston Ohio 45692 In Penns Warahoust Complex 17x19 Mini V1nlty • Top S29 $39 $49 $59 Dinette Set walnul wood 4 chairs drop IHf table with/one leaf & custom made pad tor table China cabinet Couch 2 matching chair. Evtrylhmg ctaan & wtry good cond 304~ 675-4304 ~~~~~~~~---------- 1 _44_6_~~~-2~-----------14•70 mobile hom• tJ:c cond 3 bedrooms on pr \lalt lot bllevel d.ck large co11trtd front porch wood shiKI outbulld ng trtra room w wood-burner m11or eppllences loll of txfraa must sea to apprlcett mull u 1 114 SOO 304 576 2783 ~67 1984 Liberty Mobile Home 14x10 3br Ere Condition, On 19 Aerts County Water. Good Location On Hannan Trace Rood 614 245-5830 Cll!yton mobile homa 11112 bath lau:""l room $7000 614 ••• 2110 ~r 4pm 814 949-2162 afltr 5pm 1887 .Zbdrrn 1\191 14r80 3Br • 2 Baths $17.500~.0r Auume With 1750 Down. Must Be Movtdl 61.t..44&- 8325 1~=----:--::------RtpotMIMd Ooublewldet 5 Avalla~a Only $1 000 Dawn AepotHIItd Singlaa 31 Avail able Only f,500 DOwn With ApMill P1ulaa Day Care Cenltr proved Credit Call 1.aoo..56DSat. affordable chlldcare M-F 57'110 6 • m 5 30 P m Ag. . :ZYt-10 SSOO Oft Pun:ha11 Price 01 Any Befort after achool Drop-lnt New Home AI Et ... Heme C.n welcome 614w446-8224 Ntw In ter Great Selection FrH Stt.Up huM Toddler Cart 814-44U227: And O.llvtrtl Call 614 112-1220 2bdrm aptt lOCal eltctrk ap pi lanett furnished aundry room facllhln cloH to aehool In town Application• IVallable at Village Gflln Aptt t49 or call614..092 37'11 EOH. 1 bedroom ap1s good loclllon 101 Sixth and Main St new y remodaled wtth new appllancaa Utlllll• not Included . Dtpostt required 30~7S.11l1 or 6755936 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRIC£S AT JACKSON ESTATES 536 Jackson P kt trom S182Jmo Walk lo thop • moviH Call 614-446 2568 EOH Furnished 1 bedroom upstairs apt Mt Varnon Ave $225 mon1h plut atocortc Rotaronet & daposll requlrltd 304-675 2651 Furnished Apartmenl 1br next to Ubrary pt~rklng centr11l hut • • a 1r ,..1artnetl 614 -44vv338 Baforw 7p m Fumithad Eftleleney Apartment Prlvae~ Eitra CINn Oultt S.C:urily 6 Rtftranctt R• qulrod &,.._-2602 Gr.ciaut living 1 and 2 bed room a .. rtmtntt at Village Manor tnd AIV8t'tldt Apartments In Middleport From 11M Cell 614-H2 7787. EOH Mt Varnon Ava ana bedroom apt uc cond stove I rtf fur nlhMd prtv.te tntranct & park lng 304.fi75-4580 or 87S.1962 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Electnc fu ace & e ectrlc hot water tank 101' sa a 614 992 3684 days 614 9n 6534 evan ngs FREE INSTALLATION SWIMMING POOLS Only 17'99 00 Baau11fut Above Ground 19x31 x4 Pool Includes F tier Deck Ftnct Ladders Etc Don I Belle\lall? Ca t BPI 1 800..548 1923 Genesis Nutrition Products lealurtng Ammo Ac d Body Building we•ght loss and tat burner formulas Available e• cluslvtly at R 11 A d Pharmacy Tt'le aaft way to d el lntemahonal Scout $600 W G Jade ring W G wadd ng band Y G ruby nng 304-675 7690 KILLS FLEAS! Buy ENFORCER Fill Killers lor pets homt & yard Guaranteed effective• Buy ENJ;ORCER at Baum True Value Store 11 West Man Strut Chaster Oh & Valley Lumbtr & Supply Corp., 555 Park StrMI Mlddltpor1 Ott KilLS FlEASI Buy ENFORCER Flea K lltrs For Pats Home & Yard Guaran!Hd Effaetl11t 1 Buy ENFORCER AI Browns Trustworthy Hardware Slate Roull 160 B1dwell Oh1o New 65 Howard rotavator 9 dump btd truck A C 3pl. 3 bot tom plows Agrl Power rotavator 1973 F"ord Bronco 4r4 5x10 utlllly traUtr 650 Mlnn Moline gas tractor &M ~2 2455 or 814-'742 2580 Naw 8x8 b1m type bultdlnta $400 1975 Ford van body good GE Retrlgarator Sunray tieclric ttova wtlh 2 ovens Good work lng condhlon 304-675-6866 tngint needs won. 1500 30461'5-5413 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhtrl dryers ratrigeralort rar.gn Skagga Appliances 76 Vlnt StrMI Call 614-446 7398 1 P ttaburgh paint ute now In progfiiSS Calling paint $8 99 g11 tl'lerlor whitt later 113 i9 gal Burpee seeds 50% on Paint Plua 2415 Jackson Avt PI Ptt 800~99-3499 King ltzt wallf bed I kt new ht1d board w mlrrow & shelvts Ptd..ttl w dr1wers Twin bed 304~75-6809 LAYNE S FURNITURE Compltlt nom• tumtshings Hours Mon-Sat 9-5 614 4460322 3 milts out Bulnltlt Rd FI'M Delivery New Curvtd Glass 01k China C.blneta Ughled Mirror Back Glalt Shtlvtt leaded Glass In Door Several Sizes 614~464316 PICKENS FURNITURE Naw!Ustd Hou11hold tumishlng 112 ml J•rrlcho Ad Pt P tuant WV call J04..4J75 1450 A & S Ntw UMd 1nd Antique tumlturt Maaon WV 304 J1l.. 5341 Rtfrlgaralor1 H $125 retrlg harvnt gola SIS r11fng tide 6y sldt $150 30 coppenont electric range $95 30 harvHI gold ranga $95 Kenmore WISher $95 Whlrtpool dryer $75 Skaggs Appllancu 76 Vint Sl 614-446-739ll Plastic And Mtdal Culvet1 6 Inch Tnru 60 lnen In Srock Ron Evant Jackson Ohio 1 800537 9528 Rainbow cleaning eys1tm Wllh alltchmtnls till under war r1n1y like new $750 304-675 1416 53 Antiques 55 Building Supplies 1m Hond1 motorcyclt18Scc 1300 old upright plano $75 22 long rifle SSO 614-843 !161 Concrete & Plt111c Septic Tanks Jet AtraUon Tanks Ron Evans Enterprla11 Jackson OH 1 000.537 9528 Dirt Tampers 1 Muter 1 Robin 814 379 2403 1988 OtutlziAIHI 5215 com p.actJranch tractor llkt new 18hp dle.. l hydrottal c drlvt 4 wheel driva 5f1 rur bladt tront end loader 5fl rnr mower wheal w-'ghtt 105 hr total lime 304 372-8676 1fttr 5 OOPM 24 gooseneck combinat on stock & horu trailer Good condition Low mileage Gat vanlzed Wlllt & tenders rubber lloor mata m~n~~he taalures $2500 304-67 For Sale PTO M1nure Sprude Com Planters Cu 1 valors PlOW$ Disks New Holland Squart And Round Bala s Rakat Hay 81nd11 M(M'ers Cond I oners Seeders Corn Pickers Olhtr Equ pment Howas F1rm Wach nery Jack son Ohio 614 286-5944 Gr1vt ~ tractorh p ua attach ments dual w ttls 304 675 6979 63 Livestock Angus And Chi An~us Black Buns Reasonably Pr cc.d s ate Run Farms Jackaon Ohio 6 4 2.86-.5395 AKC Reg. Engllsn bulldog pup$450 e~n M F 8-4pm John w.mtr 304-453-6352 ,., ... days only P'tt Wanted To Buy Good Used Plano Rtasonab y Pr cad Call 614 3677611 58 Fruits & Vegetables STRAWBERRIES You P ck We Flick "' Coni a ntfl Pro11 dad Open 8-8 M F Sat 6 5 Ctos.d Sunday Taylor 1 Berry P1tch Kerr Rd 614 446 8692 Or 614 1988 l6 t1 Four Wmns 90hp Johnson AM-FM casse t& power 111 & lr m ertras 17000 1 rm 304-675 16n BOATERS J S Marme Sarv ce Se v ng A Your Boat ng Needs Par1s AI;, cassorles Two Cycle Oi And Strv1ce 614 256-6160 BOATERS Gumns Mercury Manne Serv ct Mercury Manner Mercrutsar speclahsl Ma cury certitltd MobUt We come to you 6M 259 5919 -,---,.,---,-- - Ham lion W1ttr Sports Proctont He Oh o 1-614-886 7188 ON c al 0 sney Wor1d Boat 1992 Cobia Bow A dtr W lh Tra ltr $10 999 199'1 Cob a Cuddy Cabtn Clearance All Modt s Kawasaki Jet Skla Start ng At 12 JOO Trade Your Car Truck Boat Or Sko Fmanclng Ava abla 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 79 l mous n catlle for sale Regis lered pu,.bred 614 992-6190 1981 20Ft Wilde ntsa Camper Sleeps 6 A r Awn "9' Much Morel Erce tnl Cond 1 on 614 367-0659 Rej:JISterad Ouaner Horses Pa nl Horses 614 245--5235 Campers Services 81 Transportation Autos for Sale -:::::-:,..,--:-::-..:_..,;:..::_:;___ 1970 Buick Skylark V.-8 while 4 door good eond 304-6~1276 71 1978 Ford LTO Needs Battery 614-446 1055 $400 1982 Ford Thunde b1rd good cond I on ~ 000 m Its 11300 OBO l04 773-5930 or 614 992 ~17 1984 Olds Broughan 4dr all tll located al Pomeroy 132 Buhtrnut 1gas Camaro Y.-8 1u omat c looks good runs good $2500 614 -.-a2 2396 or 614 ·"*2 2357 1985 Oodgt Sha by Charger Turbo 5 spaad rtd sIva good mMJ & sharp aks ng $2 500 304-675-5, ~~ ~~--~---1985 Mereury Grand t.larqu s 302 V-i Automatic Full Power Custom WhHis Very Sha p Car SJ BOO 6W-44&.nl5 1985 Olds Dtll1 88 Royale Brougham 4dr ttdan beaut tul tam ly car all options new II es 3(17 y~ $2300 614 992-45119 1986 Ranger 1985 112 Escorl Wagon Elolh Good Cond t oo $1995 614-669-4623 Cat Al'te lp m 1987 4WO Ford Bronco Edd a Bower Ercellenl Cond1 on 2 9 EF 15 995 614-446 6613 & Motor Homes Voung pigs 8 weeks old good look ng, r1 sad by 4 H member 614-286-8212 IriS very good condition 11900 Airedale Puppltt 2 Months Old AKC Atg sttr.d EJ:ce lent Bloodline 614-25&-6413 1966 22Ft Sea ay M1d Cabm S e&ps II nc osed Head loaded W th EJ:tras Exce enr Cond I on 6 4 367-0659 For salt mtnlature V elnamue pol belly pigs $100ea 614 742 2050 56 Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming All brMds etytas lama Pel Food Deater Julie Webb Call 614-446--0231 Boats & Motors for Sate Bud!Jit T antmiS&Ions Used & rebo II !11ar1 ng at 199 front whee dnve stan ng at S149 00 614 245-56n 614 992-6293 1983 Plymouth Re ani Needs t.lotor Woril: 1984 P ymout h Reliant Damaged Front End Bast Ofttr 614 ·388-8788 Pets tor Sale 75 B•g 1988 AOMA Geld ng lncen I vt Fund ft 550 King 2 Horst Gooatntck Trailer La g• Dr•s._. lng Room $2 750 S lvtr Royal Show S.dd a 614 286-6522 Block brick "war pipes Wtn dow. Unitt etc Claude W n 181'1 Rio Grande OH Call 614 245-5121 Buy or sail Rlvarlnt Anliquu 1124 E Ma n Street Pomeroy Houre M T W 10 00 1 m to 6 00 245~178 p m Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m Slrawbarnes P1ck Your Own 614 992 2526 Call Claude Wmters Fl o Char can ng & Wtlvmg tree Gr~nda on o 614 24S-5121 quots reasona~t prlcas since 197'9 304 675 2538 or 614 256 59 For Sale 1616 or Trade 54 Miscellaneous 1910 Chtvy thor1 bed 1 uck ltndtrt on outsldt 327 engine Merchandise 4sp fair body 1980 10 x30 carport $300 55 gallon Volkswagon A1bbH dit"l fgr metal barrels $6 each 614 185- ~: good engine 614 71$2 31101 1975 Yam1h1 650 Low MUe-s~t $600 Mob le Home 1PI Gr1n vUlt 14r61 3 Badrooms Woodburnlng HNI Ca II 614-3792228 Evtnlnga 814 2"5-i089 Days Farm Equipment 1979 Cad ac Fa1r Condition Runs Good $600 614 446-875'1 Pftmltt double bass drum sal 2 r1ck toms 2 floor toms snare and stand 2 cymba 1 stsndt and drum sui (no cymbli s) $650 614 949 3068 New S S A lias W th Accas sories $115 Ammun lion $15 100 Jann ngs JBO Auto Pis lois New $105 2 Brands Am munllton $161100 $20 100 Call 10 AM To 10 PM Keep Tryng We re In And Out Constantly 614 446 1822 7 Daya Week 61 304-675-4084 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 01 vaSt Gallipolis New & Used Belltnhaus tumlturt hult/'1 Wtl'lam & AKC r~ sltrtd Garman Shephard pupp4n Wottt boots 61....,.46-3159 ,.ady lo go June 28th 614 378~55 VI RA FURNITURE BARGAINS GAlORE' AKC rtgisttred lhasa Apse 614~46-3158 l1mate 304 m-9596 LIVING ROOM Sota And Chair Oragonwynd Callery CFA Per $119 And Up Cottae And End si1ns & Siamtst K1nens 614Tables $7'9 And Up Swivel 446-3&44 Attar 7 00 p m Rockers $79 Flnchn (buds) male • ftm1l1 BEDROOM Sunk Beds $99 $10 Neh 614-992 3169 (2x6) 4 Drawer Chnt ot Dr~wers $44 95 Twin Ma"resa Fish Tank 2413 J1cklon Ave Pont Plaasant 304-675-2063 $99 Set full lint Tropical tish .. rds OINETIES Wood Bar Stool• small anima 1 and suppllts $14 95 (2ti ) Table And 4 P1ddtd Regll'ltrtd Blut nell Coon Cha rs $129 Hound pupa wormed I vac clnated JD4 89S-3470 OPEN 7DaysAWttk 9AM 6 PM Sunday 12 Noon 5 PM Musical Rt 141 4 M as Off AI 7 In Cen 57 ttnary Instruments ~:r.'" roou Ad " ' 992 2391 32 Mobile Homes -::-~--=~'::o_r_s::-a-:-l_e_:---:-·1 2Utilltl room apartmonl $125 monln :.. ptld 304-675 5709 14r56 1980 Fairmont 2br Central Air l ka New Gas Heal 211 Spring Avenue Pomtroy Frat Set Upl 16 950 614 446- 2bdrm waterllrash pa1d 614 ~~========::;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Wanted to Rent Goods Nice 3 badroomt and 2 btd 8 room house 3 bedrooms oo 2 rooma lar~t yard comeor Rand acre rlvortront lot heat pymp d p t! K 4 fireplace kitchen tppllancu In ~ t anuaga 6l -446cludtd boat ramp located New - - - - - - - - - Haven 304 882 2069 Apanment 44 BEAUTIFUl HOUSE FOR SAlE for Rent H1stor cal A tl Corner lot 816 Mam St Pt Pleasant W Va 1 bedroom furnished apt 1200 Completely Rtnovlled 2 Full mo plul tltc Bordman Furnl Baths 3 large Bedrooms Ntw tura 3 04-67~ 2406 HVAC New Carpet Available June 15 614-446-2205 tbr Country Setting S:Z25 Mo Rental Property Hou .. & 4 All Uti1Hit1 Paid 614-446-1tHJ4 Mobile Homes On Appro• 1!2 2 bedroom apt $350 month all Acre Good Location Qood utllltln paid no HUD 304-675 Condition Appror $1 000 P.r 2122 Month Income Will Rtlurn In vestment leu Tnan 5 Ytars 2 Rooms & Bath Downstairs Pou bit Owner Fln1nclng Ntw Cte1n No Ptts Oulat Ha\len WI/ 304 88:1 2466 Rtltrtnce And Dtposlt R• Anytime quir.d 61.....,... t51g Rt 2 North 3 m Itt from Pt Pleasant A I brick 3 BR lull basement w th lamtly room 2 car garage On 1 1crt Shown by appo nlmtnl only Ca l 304 675--3248 aher 6pm 47 Houses for Rent 1-.,-.,---_,-.;..___ 14 Will 81bye,tt In My Homt Ftn e.d In Play ArM RaftrtncH Available Rodney A•noa Call 614 245-5887. =E""& :-:: A-=-,-,----- - - TREE SERVICE. Topping Trimming Tr• Aamoval Hiadgl Trimming Fr• Et:tlmllttf 814 387-7157: G p b tOrgll Of'ta le 9 awmlll don't 1 =~ J::'75~ 7to the mill Juat 41 HouM In Cllhon WV 4 BR $225 1 400 sq ft brick 3 bedrooms mo plue ~illtiH Must ha\11 large 1111 ng room brick pat 10 ,.flrtnca l dtposll 304 7734 frH watar septic tteat pump 5 I:SOS.,..-,.,- - . . . , . - - - -- - mlnutas from Pt Ptusant Mt Varnon Ava small nomt 2 $56 goo 304-675-5306 btdroome biMmtnl garage 10 acres 3bdrm house barn no pelt retertnce • deposit reul tty building 1mi from Mid qulr.d &250 month 304-675dleport Handyman spec al low 2G51 twenties 216-395 2399 . Nlee ttftclanc~tage unique 7!>-6042 2 bedroom• comer lot prk:td ond btoutiiYI In 20 a 107 Loc:utl St Hendtr Vflly nle~~ 3 bedroom house In son 304-675-7619 Pom.,oy 614~67-3271 2 Bedrooms Family Room Full Size Bo10mono Wooctbumlng 42 Mobile Homes Foroplaco 614-446-8699 for Rent 2 llory 6 room bath 113 bas• manl gas heal Union Ava 304- 1 bedroom tr~~ller pay own T7'3-5962 or 3G4 m-sn5 ulllltln plua dtposft 304-6752535 2021 Marqutnt Ava 5 yrt Old I==:....-:,-------all b tch maintenance frat 12JI60 2 Bedroomt Location home 4 bedrooms smlll living Evergreen 6l4-446-3697 614room dinlngroom family room 245..f223 combmal on kitchen ut111ty 1:-:-b--c_ od - - ... - bl ...,lt_ ho_ m _ o_ c_om __ room all one level eovarad 2 ,_. .. p.at1o In back privacy ltnca plataly tumlshtd washer & garage shown by appointment dryer air eood no pets 304 only l04-457S.1238 773-5958 1970 Royer aft 12x65 3br S3 000 080 1972 12r60 2br $3 600 1979 14x70 W up 3~r,_2 Baiha $8 000 OBO 614 388-Wti6 ':": Rentals , Homes for Sale 5 rooms bath basement tlovt & rtf 111 carpaltd txcept kltch•n 101 BOx100 304 7735079 or 713-5545 61 Acrn Remodeled lbr Erctl lent Hunting! Tobacco ea.. Oulbulld ng Barn Hlnnan Tract School District 614 256 1357 AIIIII Or Ottlce Space Ava 1blt lalayetta Mall 614-446-4222 Over 2 Acres Of Surveyed L.and Whh 360 F1 Road Frontage Clll &14-446-3992 Or 814-446-llll39 Vend ng Routt Local Wt Ha\la 3 Btdroamt 2 Baths Full Tht Ntwtsl Machlntt Making A Buamtnl 4 Mllea From Town Nice Steady Cash Income 1 Rent $3SO + Deposit 614-446 8583 800-653 8363 1967 modal house trai11r 12ft )( SOh In good condttlon 614 992 Business 0 J Whi1t Road 18 Acres Mostly Woodad With A Baauti tul Building Silt Nice llvtl Driveway RLHal Water Eledrlclty And Phone Servlea Avaltablt 3 112 M1111 From Holzer Hospital $39 000 614-4464121' kilchel'\fdining area llrgt 2 FCA 124 Fl WOLFF TANNING llvingroom full basement 1argt BEDS For Salt Sojd Togtlhar yard: 304~75-2272 Or Sa part a y 614-441 1029 2 bedroom house wlb.lth 5 VENDING ROUTE Get Rich miiH on Rt 62 $200 mo plus Quick? No Way But Wt HIVt A dtpooH 304-675-32911 Good Staa dy Affordablt Busl ness Won I Last 1-i00-284 2 BR houM for rant 1300 Hogg SI30H7~0 e363 Need Daytime Babys Mer RtfertncM Call Attar 5P,.. 614 446-45887 Training Garage Sale rain or shin• ctothes movlesf poslarl mise Retr1ln Now ISoulheaeltrn St Rt7 beside Wasam• Conal Bualna11 College Spring Valley June 4 56 Piau Call Today 614 446-4367ft June 5th 6th follow signs In R~tglateralion 190-0&- 1214B Danvlll• storm doors lawn l·...;o_ _ _ _ _ _...;:....;:.;__ owNpor gl~o clothing other 18 Wanted to Do odds & ends 8- Spm -,.,,...,-..:;_..;.;..;_;,;_.:...;;__ June 61h 9 3pm St Rt 7 North Flve Polnta Fur nllure aduH lothi A1 tl c ng mtac a n cane 1 June 8 9th Behind M11onlc loctga in Racine Hill rnldtnct. Clothes books loyt: mite Flatt hanging batktlt- l,c 00 Financial AVON All AREASt Shut your tlmt with ~ You 11 love tt'la company 1-800..892 6356 510 Chanclar Dr Friday & Satur day June 5th l 6th 9am to?? Gtrlgt ttl• 102 English Rd Junt 6th 8 30-3 00 Boy 1 eiOihu toy& computer TV atc Help Wanted 125 000 U S Government Part Time Own Hours Flroctst FHA Mongagt Refunds No Er pertanee Necessary 1-405-321 3064 2501 Jattarson An Friday Saturday Large mens &womtnt clothing lupparware glasawart & mo,. Rain eanctls Acrou from Ordnanca ballfield 2 Fam1ly Standing llmbar w11i pay fair prices c1ll Jerry Runyon 614 !1922687 103 N Third St Mason June 568 rain data 8910 900.? 1985 NoVI A 1 cond bare at bike ..cycltt more son Ava Frl l Sat June 5 • 6 VIcinity Old marblas loya comic boob lanltms plctu,.s and tumitu t O&by Mar11n 614-992 71141 PI Pleasant & Vicinity Big G1ragt Salt June 4 56 9 00-5 OOPM 5 mites ott Rt 2 at 1430 Jerrys Run Rd nice tumi lure baby bad clothtt boat motors & much mort Yard Sale Nice mobile nome apace avail ablt call Mu 1-800-837-3238 Country MobUt Homa Parte At 33N undtr new manllgement lots $85 home rentals 1235 614 ~2 2167 Motorcycles 1970 3 Wt'leeler $350 Call 614 446-8869 Aller 4 00 PM Furnished Space for Rent & 4 WD s 1989 Chevy 4r4 A r AM FM Cass811e Century Topper PS PB H lch 5 Spd And More S5 000 M lea Vary N ca $9 700 614-446-ti970 One bedroom apt for rent 304 6"f5..2218 ~s.,, .. - p-,ln_q__ roo __ m-, -,.-, .,h- ,-..- k-,n-9 Alao 1roolor space All ilook ups C111 ener 2 00 p m 304m5651 Muon wv Will Bargain Everything Muat Got S.t June eth 86 Sandara Drive Ford RMtt Hitch Girls CkJthu O.Adult Bab~ Fumi lure VCRJ. Hou .. hold Gas Grill Bikt1 xoottrs Aquarium Ltwn Mower Star1 Cargo Car rtar Furniture Frt Sat 9-6 ..-hlte Road Oft At 160 Furniture Nlntendoa Bikt1 ClothH Toyt Mott tin ..... • Malt brindle Grtal Oant 10 good homt only Full grown 304-61S3698 Lamp Tools f• 16-00510 and 1&-405111 Said promiooo known 11 110 High Stroot, Pom•oy, L•• l \ling Room Sullt Kin tnt • Pup 614 388..{1900 First In S Ytal'111218 To 114 MI.. On Kriner Frl Sat 8-1 Pllyhoute 10 Speed llkn PH 614-992-5591 Public Notice Kltltns 6wkt l 8wka old four all wnllt two black & white 614 992 2612 llpollo Ohio l1censed and Bonded WMI INfVf.R U€A!!f> North Third Middleport 3 BR unturnlthtd apartment Rtferenet & deposit 304-882 2566 Room• tor rono wook or monln Starting al $120/mo Gallia Hotel 614-446-9580 Big Salt Back Yard 2625 Jetter 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 5 31.,.. FrH German Shephard puppi" to a good homt 614-843-5421 Vans 1987 Jeep Cherokee 5 Speed 4 WD AC Ont Owrer 614 446 1721 For Dotty Or C arence 1 Rooms Female Plott Coon hound dog 1yr old 6141112 Gallipolis PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING Ltmestone Dirt Gravel and Coat 12 ,..,n 73 Cute puppies wUI be medium size call614 992-683~ 3/23192/tln ._ For Rent Commtrclal Bldg ~1 450 Sq Ft Court St Galllpoi Ia Morgan 614446-0971 614 446 1066 1'1 CARLYLE ~ bv Larry Ymght North Four1h St Middleport 2 BFl furnished apar1manl Oe~it & reftrtnet 304-882 2566 . 45 luo11 Fr. . P•t otfke mo; ESTIMA'RS NOTICf OF APPOINTMENT OF F1llUCWIY On May 21, 18112, in tho Ohlo4576e Said roll aotor. Jo oubjocl Molgo County Probato to accrued 18112 real aotato Court Caoo No 27472 Bolly Chorl•, 2017 N. 4th Stroot, Columbuo Ohio REAL ESTATE AP 43201, woo appointed PRAISED Al $31,500.00 Tho rool oolite Hnnot .._ Exocutrtx of tho otllte of oold lor '-• lh., two-thirdo Robort Cundiff doco-, late of Route 1, Box tho oppr•od value. Rutland, Ohio TERMS OF SALE Cuh Robort E Buck, on doiiY«Y of cllod. Problll• Judge " - M. Souloby K. Noooolroad, Clorll Sh.Jff of Molga County (5) H: (6) 5 12, 31c (5) H: (6) 5, 12 3tc Said promlooo known • 331&4 Now lima Road Rutland, Ohio 45775 Said rNI oollle Jo oubjocl to accrued I 8112 root •tor. 412&'112 Hn BULLDOZING ol tho Rocordo or Plato In tho Rocordor 1 Offico ol MoiJII Counly Ohio 110422 000 FreoEolimateo L.----------,--------_,.-.Jj oolite hao boon aoolgned County Deed ~do T h o - · -ribod rNI oolite hao boon aoolgnod Aucltor'o Parcol No 11 R•identiaf l Comm•cial (F...ty ~ IW,. !oool 20 Yrs. Ellp. FracUon 2 •• recorded In Plat Record No 4 Pogo 57 Ref•ence Deed Volume 265 Pogo 687 Moigo Lawn Mowing, Fertillzlng, Weeding and Seeding Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removal "We Ott The Job Done Now" Call AITromm 614·742·2328 •SAND -GRAVEL oDJRT •LIMESTONE 51151"9211 3139211n Buildings Hourtd Mhr:ed. 614 446 1864 11 ~ •bov• dlacrlbed r..l The 949-2627 or s 18 '92·1-.pd. 36970 Bol Run Road Pomeroy, Ohio to mine the ..me Being the 11m• real Mtale conveyed br Ela F lhlo c Jhlo to Edward Eborlbach by deed - i n 9 dale of December 18, 1104 and recorded in Volume M, P - 1 407-408 KEVIN'S lAWN MAINTENANCE POMEROY, OH. WICK'S HAULING SERVICE follow• Ohio Business Kll (must ... , $'185 month. plut dapoeft you pay eleclrtc hat cable. 304-67S-4001 1htr 5 OOPM or ltavt mt~ttge anytime Sal & Sun Cat !I & kin ens varltty of cDiora 614 ~2 3168 Old newspapers must them all 304-675-2611 fREE ESTIMATES 2 7 92 the real Pomeroy, SMALL DOZER Custom Patntings procoed In 1 dmoty manner •• requored In tho grant proJect V. C. YOUNG Ill , 992-621S 34 1 Weelc Puppies G1rm1n & Elk l'llinting (FREE ESnMATES) CHARLIE'S Welcome Slates Solo loouod oul of tho the Call lor ApplToday CARPENTER SERVICE omes Pets Wildlife may that SCA WOLFF BedSL24 New -Room Addlliona -Gutter Work -E'-icol ond Plumbing -Roofing ..Jnr.rlor l Ext.ior DARWIN OHIO waa oppointed Admlntotralor of tho oolllo of Carl Young doceaood Jato of 41820 SR 338 Raclno OH 45771 Robert E Buck. Probate Judge ntate 11 tn Memory OR TOLL fl!El Meadmvs NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FlDUCIARY On May 21 18112 In the Molgo Countr Probato Court, Call No 27471 Janet Young, 411120 SR 338 6 ML Out Eagle Rlilge Rd. or I ML From Bailtan YOUNG'S I 800 848·0070 Public Notice an emergency 1n order that Ohio 992·70 13 or 992 5553 Public Notice PRAISED AI $30,000 00 Tho real ootato cannot be oold lor l~~athan two-thlrda tho appraloed •lluo. TERMS OF SALE Caoh on doll-r ol cllod. JomooM.Soulobr Shoriff of Moigo Counly (5) 29: (6) 5 12 3tc 15 Sessions .$25 12 Sessions $20 1 Session $2.25 FOR All MAKES & MODELS • 4/21/92/1- 949-2123 N 4 Month Old Purebr~ Beagle Ohio 45701 To Good Home 614 446-1730. 1-801)..837-1460 CALIFORNIA TANS USED RAILROAD TIES J,.,..,_.ftl 614·949-2202 512611mo NOW OPEN! Edward J Shendan 675-4340 Badges R«GNr Your 12.50 6 Lessau 560.00 leSSOIS Club Repair, Trap.iesr Plaqles BILL SLACK 992-2269 H.lfJ,., r.. r. 5 •FIREWOOD clothes lots of mce Jewelry and RACINE, OHIO 985-3961 Giveaway June 5th & 6th Wrought Iron Pat1o Stt Bedspruda Home Interior Ptineass House Crys tal Man Womens Clothing Household Items Routt 1 South Ont Milt On Bear Flun Road Kllltns 2 Good Homt Hl.ck WhIt Silver & Striped 7 WMke Old 614 256 1793 LAavt Mn saga SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY TEAFORD GOLF AND TROPHY 4 June 5th And fith Mlsul lantcus Htma 9 Milas Out State Roult 141 From Gallipolis Full blooded t.malt Siaml• cat :z malt gr~y Ttbby klnene 304-675-4506 ~ 4-9-tfn •LIGHT HAULING Care For The D1abelc' Speaker Lawn Chair.; Fill ISTIIUT£5 UY£ IEFIIIIKIS mower stereo set, N1ntendo set DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP MEETING THURS JUNE 9-7 00 PM Pfeasant Valley Hosprtal Conference Room LangSVllle Oh10 -111 u, Do '' '" r..• lhw 6-3·'92-1 ... 304·273-SSSS INllRIOR & EXTERIOR &Maple Sts carpet curta1ns lull s11e, STAR MILL PARK RACINE JUNE 6-7 p m JAN & CATHY MIDDLEBRANCH BLUEGRASS COUNTRY BlEND Bnng Ext 230 Corner So Locust UCINE, OH. 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SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Middleport, Ohio Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondtttonal l1tet me guaran let Loe1 retertncet turmshlld Free tsl matts Ca collkt 1 614 237 0488 day or night Roger!~ Basement Wa &rproo1ng Cur1 s Home Improvements Yaars Erpe ltnct On Older & New•r Homes Room Add t1ons Work Roof ng Foundal on K tenens And Baths Fret Ea I mates Raltrences No Job Too B1g Or Sma 11 614 367-0516 H1s & Her Construct on would kt to bu ld your add on or deck root ng put on s+dtng 01 pa nl tor you No lOb too sma 1 WV cense no 028-3197-001 478429 304-675 2919 Homt Rtmodehng V nyl S1d ng And Ova llang 30 Years Ex pan&nced Free Eshmates 614 446-0926 J W Cons! uct on Room A.d Roots Decks Sid ng And All Types Of Erta o And ntenor Pamtmg W G vt Low Bid licensed G· 4 245-5076 d t ons JE T Aaralton Mol:ors epa r&d New & r•bu I motors n stock RON EVANS JACKSON OH 1-800537 9528 --.,--------,--- Oually home mprovements and remodel ng of al sorts no JOb too sma I 11usonable ales call anyt me 6 4 ~2 1400 01614 992 2756 Flel a bit Wa paper ng merc1al And Res1den1 a F at Esllma u Ewpanenced Oua111y Work 614-4 u; 7719 Com 1988 Ch&v Celtbr ly $3 200 Ron a TY Strvlet !I~ al z ng 1988 Pont Leman• S2 t95 t990 In Zen th a &o serv c ng mo!ll Nissen S.nlrl 13195 1987 other brands HouSfl cali1 also Bu1ek Slcyhaw11 $2 95 1987 some appliance 1'9pa a WV Ford Escort GT $2 395 1986 304 576 2398 OhiO 614~46-24S4 Pont Gran Am $179 5 1986 Ford Tempo $1795 1985 Oldl Cler1 S.pt1e Tank Pumpmg $90 Gall a 1986 Ford Mu111ng Co RON EVANS ENTERPRISE S $1895 $1 695 1966 Dodge Daytona J1ckson OH 1 800 531'9528 1986 Buick Skyhawk $1 595 DIVIS Stw Vac Serv ce B&O Auto Salas HW'f 160 N Georges CrHk Ad Par1s sup 614-446--6865 pies p1ckup and del very 614 1988 Chivy Cha\lal er Z24 446-0294 auto IDiidtd 61 OOOMI neod Tol:a lawn care ha prtca (lSI pay ott $6700 614 992 7476 or I mt spec all ncludes mo w1ng 614 992 20n & weed ng call 614 992-63 ( 9am 9pm 1988 Ford Tempo 2 door auto a stereo good cond d&cks 65 OOOMl $3600 614 985 4418 'ny 614 30000 5 PM 82 Plumbing & Heating CArltr 1 Plumb ng Fourtn 1nd Pme Gall pol s Ohto 614-44&-3688 Shop Kenny 1 Auto Canttr For A Good Clean U1td Car Upper A ver Road Gall polts 614 446ggn 72 Trucks lor Sale 1978 Dodge 14 ton plcllup good cond 1900 6 4 992-5664 84 Electrical & Refrlf! , atlon or commercial 1988 Ford Aarostar Van $ti 295 winng new ser\1 ce or repi!lfl 1991 Ford Ranger XLT PU 1988 M11ter Li censed e eclr1cian N1ssan PU $3 200 1986 Ford F A denour Electrical WV000306 150 $2 695 1986 Jeep PU 4r4 304-675-1786 Sl 295 1984 Ford Bronco 11 12 295 1987 Cntv S 10 414 PU 85 General Hauling 13 995 111M Dodge PU 12 695 For Salt or Tr~de tor c1r nlct 12 1981 Mazda PU $2 495 B&D Sand Gr~vel Limestone Olr1 Auto S111S Hwy 160 N 614-446- Wk:.kl H1u1 ng Strv1ct 3697Q II fishing beat lutty aqu pptd 6a65 s.soo 304-67S-5091 Ball Run Road Pomeroy Ohla 45769 614 992 3410 1988 lsuzu Spac., C1b 4lC4 uc cond runs llka naw great gu Wt Oo Hauling Anytime Farm Supplies mUNge low mtlta S6 000 ~ Anypllct No Job Too Big Or 675-88&a Too Lhtla BaHmtnl Cleaning, & Livestock General Work Any Kind! 614319 2278 Anytime 73 Vans & 4 WD s ....:....:;;..;..;....;~-- 87 Upholstery 61 Farm Equipment 1982 Ford Ec ol ns Van E 150 ~---,:~~~~---$990 304-675 2218 Mowrey • Upholstering twvlc180 AC Tractor With Httston Round Baler $7.950 606 Inti 1985 Ford Econol nt 250 vtn lng trl count~ area 27 )'llfll The beat In tumiture upholataring Tractor With 3 Bottom Plow wfladder racka & shtl11ing 304 Call 304-675-4154 for frtt -675-3m 13, 550 &14 286-6522 limaltl • " • : ~ ,. ,. ' �SATURDAY WON ill w• (l) (1)8 r l!l !I !!I @. 0 II WTAP USA NASH $800 SCHOLARSHIPS - Two residents are pictured receivinr $800 nursing scholarships from tbe Women's Auxiliary oiVete-ans Memorial Hospital. From the left are Mildred Fry, Grace Warner, members or the auxiliary's scholarship commillee ; Anita Harless and Donna Williamson, recipients, and Hospital Administrator Srott Lucas. GRAD SCHOLARSHIPS • Two spring l"d· uates or area scboqls are pictured receiving nursing scholarships from lbe Women's Auxil· iary at Veterans Memorial Hospital. From the ldt are Grace Warner, M~dred Fry, '!!embers Six awarded VMH nursing scholarships Nursing scholarships totaling $3,800 have been awarded six recipients by the Women's Auxil· iary at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Three of this year's recipients are graduates of area high schools this spring. The other three are earlier high school graduates who have been alrending nursing classes at various schools. The three high school spring graduates receiving scholarships are: Jennifer Deem, daughter of Terry and Lois Deem, Tuppers Plains. A graduate or Ealtem High School. she has been presented an $800 scholarship and will enter Hocking Technical College in the fall. She is an=' aid in the Vet- eran s Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Facility. Bridget Spencer. Bidwell. daughter of Letch and Susie Smith, Gallipolis, has been presented a $500 scholarship. A graduate of the Buckeye Hills Career Center, she will enter the University of Rio Grande nursing program this summer. She is married to Gary Spencer and they have a daughter, Valerie. Melanie Qualls, Middleport , daughter of James and Marcia Qualls. 309 McElhinney Hill. Mid· dleport. has been JRsented a $500 sc holarship and will attend Hocking Technical College in Nelso nville this fall. A graduate of Meigs High School, she has been MEG ANN HALLEY New arrival Steve and Cheryl Halley announce the birth of their second child . a daughter, Mcgann Kath leen, on Feb. 12 at Holzer MediCal Center. The infant weighed six pounds and four ounces and wa' 19 inches long. The Hall ey's first daughter, Ashley, is six years old. Grandparents are Joyce Circle. New Haven. W.Va.; George Cutle, Pomeroy; and Bob and Gerry Hal· ley, Cheshire. Paternal great-grandmothers are Delma Halley, Chesh1rc, and Thel ma Grueser, Pomeroy. Graduate honored A graduation party hosted by Brian and Peggy Hartman honoring their son, Steven Wood. was held May 23 at their home with a picnic buffet oo the lawn. Allending were Stephanie Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Burdell McK· inney, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McKin· ney and Meagan, Mr. and Mrs. Tun Dunn, Jennifer and Jacob, Mrs. Edna Walker, Mrs . Sharon Tucker, Craig Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stewan. Cindy and Jonathan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oliphant and Arron. Mr. and Mrs. George Lowery, Mrs. Carol Harper and Erin and Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dunn, Steve. Sending gifts were Dr. and Mrs. J.J . Davis, Middleport. Mrs. Ann Goff, Zanesville; Mr . and Mrs. Robert Tewksbary, Mr. and Mrs . Norman Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dunn. Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lowery, Syracuse; Mrs. Ann Durfee, Point Pleasan~ W.Va.; and Earie Wood. Steven will he entering the University of Rio Grande this fall and majoring in either math or history to pursue a teaching career. Alfred area news Rose Carr, Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053, pre se nt ed the "Hometown Hero Award" to Pastor Sharon Hausman during church services on Sunday. The award was presented m behalf of Loyalty Day. Martha. Joe and Will Poole and ;>;ol lie Parker attended open house for Andrew Mahlman , South ern High !992 graduate, at th e home of S:nah and Hom er Park er, St 1versville. Mahlman plans to emcr tile Navy in September. Don na Stoler, Centervolle, Va .. was a weekend guest of her parand Del bert Kay and La rry Spence r and gt:J ncl daughter of Racine visi ted Kay' s parents. Dons and Floyd Av is Recent guests of Nina Robinson were Janet and Bob Rob mson, Bel pre, and Juli e and Bill Smith, Kansas. Nina Robi nson att e nd ed ~~: chr iste n1ng of her great-grand daughter, Brooke Ullman. Marietta. Broo ke is the daugh ter of Vicke and Dwight Ullman. Mr and Mrs. Harry Keaton and fami lv DeLand, Fla., v1si ted his bro th er and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Keaton . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keato n, Bobby, Mallhew and Kevin . On dean's list JAMIE JEFFERS First birthday A party was held in honilr or the ftrst binhday of Jamie Renee Jeffers at lhe home of her maternal gra~dmother, Joan King, Harrisonville. Attending wete her parents, Jen· niter King and John Jeffers Sr., her great-grandmolher. Frances Jeffers, step·grandmother, Julie Jeffers , great aunts Pam Roach, Nancy Smith, cous'in, Molly Smith•. and her aunt, Julie King and boyfriend, Dave Reeves. Skilled Nursing Facility at VMH. Donna Williamson. Rutland. has been awarded an $800 scholarship. She is currently employed as a cleric in the emergency room/urgent care center of Vetenms Memorial. She will continue her classes at the ~--------------~ PICKUP SPECIAL ONLY LARGE PEPPERONI PIZZA $799 MORNING 5:00 (!) (MO) Love Boot lilii Morning Agriculture Report (IJ 8 World Nowo Now tmO AG Day i1J (TU.WE,FR) NBC Nlghtaldo 1!11 (TU) Pold Progrom 1!11 (WE,TH,Fft) My Slolor 900 SE<OND AVE.•GALLIPOLIS 446·4040 811 W. MAIN.•POMEROY 992·2124 Two Meigs County residents have been named 10 the dean's list at Bowling Green State Univer.;ity for the spring quarter. They are: Cheryl Denise Stevens. 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Dustin, Whimey and Eileen Masters. Kill· buck; Wilsey A., Ruth Ann and Jenny Masters, Coolville; Corey Allen Masters, Orv•lle. e n t :-., Marguerite St ..::t rn ~. work ed as a nurse's aid in the University of Rio Grande in the fall. She has three daughters, Jamie, Stacy and Allison. Angela Duckw<nh, Middleport, has been awarded a $400 scholar· ship. She is married and she and her husband, Bob, reside in Middleport She attends Hocking Technical College. Members of the hospital's scholarship committee include MiJ. dred Fry and Grace Warner, repre· senting the Women·s Auxiliary; Dr. James Wilherell, Rev. William Middleswarth, Rhonda Dailey, Veterans Memorial Director of Nursing; Dick Warner and Hospital Administrator Scott Lucas. LIS I)) II ABC World Nowo Thlo Masters annual reunion held The children of the late Clifford and Minnie Masters. Terra Alta. W.Va., gathered at the home of Adrian and Emma Masters Lathey, Pomeroy, for their annual gettogether on Memorial Day. Present were Charles, Ruth . Randy, David and Mike Masters, all of Finnleyville, Pa.; Elroy and Thelma Masters Kaylor. Tuppers Plains; Harold Eagle and Cora Put· man, Reedsville; Phillip. Sherry. Joshua and Heather Eagle, and friend. Eagle Ridge; Adrian and Emma Lathey, Russell and Debra Burns, Middlepon; Joseph , Bar· bara, Ronnie. Cathy and Hollie, Rredsville; Lisa. Lany and Aaron Del gam, Col urn bus; Christene and Dustin Grossnickle, Reedsville; Lori Masters. Teona, Jeremy and Amanda CuSier. Minersville; Jeff. working in the Skilled Nursing Facility at Veterans. Earlier hi gh school gradua tes receiving nurs ing sc holarships are: Anita Harless, Wilkesville, was presented an $800 scholarship and w•ll attend Hoc king Technical Col· lege. She and her husband . Bill, have a son, B1ll, and two daughters, He<llher and Vanessa She formerly • -- m tMDl Sowing ConnocUon With ShiMy Adamo m (TU) tnoplrotlon of Pointing m !WEI lhrfp QuiiUng with ..,. 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Stereo ~ SportaCenter at Newa{Sports Tonight ~ Changed Livea With Ben Heden tt :t5 (!])Focus 15 ~ (~O~IE: Joe Kidd (PGi (2:00) rn 0 <Il Ill Life Goes On Drew starts taking measures to increase h1s home secunty. (A) Stereoc.C IIJ Legacy Stareo . t;r. (!) World of Collector Cars ®JII!l illJil 60 Minutes Stereo, 1;1 _ l!lJ II True Colors Sarah and Terry each decide to have a party at the same lime. (A) Stereo. C 0 MDVII!: The Sacral Passion of Roben Clayton (2:00) Stereo. Q = SportsConter 111J World Today ~That's My Dog Slereo. 7:05 Americen Sports Cavalcade The World ol Outlaws Spnnt Car Races are featured . Stereo. 7:20 ~ Baseball Tonight 7:30 IIi Classic Car Shop Stereo ll] ID Parker Lowls Can't Loael Nick falls for a woman who won't respond to h1s advances. (A) Stereo. Q 12!1 Newa(Sports Sundey ~ Willard Scott's Amateur Hour 8:00 (!) MOVIE: Tho Promiae iPGi 12.00) rn 0 Ill (i) America's Funniest Home Videos A troub'ed long-jumper; an old broom trick; a skate-fearing cat (R) Stereo . Q IIJ (!) Nature Stereo Q ®JIIi) (!])Ill Murder, Sha Wrola The death of a 1azz music1an brings threats. suspicion and murder (A) Stereo . C []) 1D In (iving Color Anton poses as a woman·s husband so she can get a green cord (R) Stereo . Q ~ Major League Baseball St. Lou1s Cardinals at Ph11edelph1a Philhes (L) Q IIIJ PrimeNews 1:;1 8:30 rn 0 Ill (i) America's Funniest People Some tel1nes get into m1schiel; a takeoH on 11:-.: -11 shows (R) Stereo Q l!lJ ID Roc After Joey slnke s out w1th a girl, his father starts daflng her . 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Q ® Eaciting World of Spet<l a and Beauty Stereo . 1211 News{Weak in Review ~ New Zorro Stereo Q 9:30 (}) II (!]) Stinfeld George upsets his new girtfnend; Kramer's romance heats up (A) Stereo. 1:;1 ll]) Ill Herman's Head Herman faces insecurity and 1mpotence when he dates a centerfold . (A) Stereo. Q Bill Dance Outdooro Stereo. ~ Bleck Stallion Stereo. Q 10:001])8 0 Night Court Dan's indecent drawings of Christine land in the wrong hands. (A) Stereo. 1:;1 (!)News 1IJ Mylttryl Sir Paul Berowne's death has made his fa'!!!!,Y problems public a L,!_ ill The '90s The many things people wish they could do but never risk trying . llll 1D FOX/MTV Guido to Summer Hosts Cindy Crawford and Tommy Wo~d News ~ In Touch With Charles Stanley 10:30 1])8 0 Dear John Judd learns his stomach patns are related to Kirk Stereo Q ® Celebrity Outdoora 10:40 tJl Inatant Replay 6:30 1])8 (!])NBC News C rn 0 Ill (i) ABC Newi Q (!) 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(A) Stereo. ~ t.ustin City Limifs Stereo . l!lll8 Mojor League Baseball Cincinnati Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers (l) ® American Music Shop Stereo. 12!1 WOfid Newt 11 :00 1])8 illfl ()) .. ®lll!l (!]) ID 0 Howe (!) The Honeymooners (!) Lonooome Pine Specials Stereo. 0 MOVIE: Cleoo of Nuke 'Em High (R) (2:00) ()pry Backstage Stereo. @ Beooball Tonight 12!1 NowojSportl fonight ~ Burt WoH: Eating Wollin TOfonto(1:00) 11:30 (2)8 0 Saturday Night Uvo Stereo. (!) MOVIE: Tho Purple Heart (2:00) ()) (i) Americen GiodiiiOft ®lll!l PGA Golf The Memorial highlights (T) (!]) (II Peld Progrom Grand Ole Opry Uve Stereo. f a a @S~sCenter a Capilli GangJNowo 11:35(})8 Memorial '92 Highlighto (T) 11:50 (i) 0 Cheoro Q ®Jill Night Court Q 12:00 (!])I!) WKRP In Cincinnati Statler Bros. Stereo. @ Bicycling Paris-Rouba~> from France (A) 12!1 NewsNight ~ Bordertown Stereo. Q t 2:20 ill Beywatch Q ®I I!) Stuntmestero t 2:30 'IJ (i) WWF WrasUing Challenge Natural Oisastars, Sgt. 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Q 3:00 ~ Up Cloae 12!1 Crottllre ~ Paid Program 3: 15 ill Ounamoka 3:30 (!) Hogan's Heroet = Four-Man Beach Volleyball From Hermosa Beach, Calif. (A) 12!1 News Overnight m g 3:45a Newsroom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Allee Doesn't Live Hera Anymore IPGI (200) ll]) 18 MOYIE: Soiarblbllt (PGt3) (2:00) 0 Law and Harry McGraw 12!1 Lorry King Llvel 4:15 ill Three Stoogeo 4:30 @ National High SChool Dance Team Championship From Orlando, Fla. (A) I WED., JUNE 10 • 6:oo ~ • rn m ()) m mm~ (!]) al 0 News (!) VIdeo Power Squara One TV Stereo. IZI ~ Reading Ralnbi!' Q 11D II Futlliiuse 1;1 0 Smurts L,l. @ In aide the POA Tour 111J World Today ~Batman 6:30 ~ II (!]) NBC News Q I!) Seved b~ the Bell rn 0 <Il (i) ABC News IJ. 1IJ Wild America Stereo l;l Squera One TV Stereo \11 i IIi) (!]) Ill CBS News Q ll]) 0) Andy Grillhh 0 Scooby Doo @Up Close ~ New Zarro Stereo. Q 7:00 \llll (!]) Wheel of Fortune 00 OScooby Doo @UpCioll ~ Now Zorn> Stereo 6:35 Cii t.ndy Griffith 7:00 ~ 8 1:;1 i1J Wheel of FOftune The Jelloroons ~ (}) 0 lnlkll E - (!) ()) MacNeil{lthnar NewaHour ()) II Married ... With 0 ,..55. Children ®18 ::rl 1:;1 ll]). StarT ~ e E~inmant Tonight Stereo. 0 MacOyver Q @ SportsConttr a Moneytlne (liThe Wohono 7:05 (J) Beve~ Hillbillies Jeopa':Yi.fi 7:30 1])8 0 (!) New It Can Be ~ fl Entertainment Tonight tereo. 1:;1 (I) • Mame's Fomlly !Ill• WhOII of Fortune Q @ e Fomlty Feud ® Be 1 Star Stereo. @ U.S. Air FO<CO Top Gun Canlpllitlon From Panama City, Fla (R) aCIOIIII,. 7:35 ({) Senlonl & Son 1:00 llle 0 Cotb~ Show Thea's class finds a wallet; Olivia writes a biography. (R) Stereo. ~ (!) MOVl : The Thill Who Came to Dinner (PG) (2:00) (}) g ()) Young Ridlrl Jesse tries to p<ovo hlmseH by following Hickok; c;gdy tells a story. Stereo. ~ (!) Race to Seve the net e Stereo. Q (!) Atctlc Wars (t :00) Stereo. 0) D tmegao l RaaiiUaa: AfrtcanoAmlriclln Men Louis Gossett Jr. talks with black acttws,n>Uak>ans. oth~s and politiCians about the problema and solutions lacir1 black communltkls . (PI 1 of )(1 :00) illl. The SinfiiiOM Usa lnd Homer boComl CloiO ' Iller he learns she can pick §m ® MacOyver ®Crook ond ae @ Baoobell Tonight a ~s Tonight ~ Murder, She Wrote Crook and Chaoe = Knockout Hollywood's Love Affair Whh Boxing Host: Anlhony Quinn . 12!1 PrimeNews Q ~ That's My Dog Stereo 8:05 ill MOVIE: The Man With tho ~ Gun (PG) (2:30) 8:30 IJJII [lJ Dllferant World Dwayne and a graduate studenl beCOme ovea fnendi~A) Stereo . l!ll 0) atll'l Clltt Mr. OreKell is attracted to a new teacher. (A) Stereo. ~ 0 You Asked fO< I~ gain Stereo. 9:00 Ill II [lJ Cheers Fra1ser and Lilith gat a surpnse of their own at Frednck's pany .(R) Stereo.t El (i) rl Ill MacOyver MacGyver is trans~ed beck to the t7th century . (Pt 1 of 2) ~I Stereo . Q (I) ill yottryl The Berowne' s family nurse d1es (Pt 4 ol6)~ ®liD @ 'Loneoome Dove (PI 4 ol 41' CBS ThuredeQMovie (2:00) Stereo. l!lliD Bevt~ HiUo, 90210 Brandon d1scovers a secret about the track team members . (~Stereo. Q 0 MOVIE: hting Beck IRJ (2:00) ® Nothlrillt Now Stereo. @Top Rank Boxing Junior Wellerwe,ght bOut: Vincent Phillips (24-0, 16 KOs) vs. Fernando Sanchez (17-4- t . 8 KOs), 10 rounds, from Atlantic c~. N.J. tLI 18 Larry King Llvol ~ Scarecrow and Mrs. King 9:30 1])8 0 Wlngt Helen smashes thr:>';~t Joe's office wilh ller jeep . I ) Stereo Q 10:00 1])8 iiJ LA. Low A man blames a vendor for the breakup of his marriage . (A) Stereo . 1:;1 .. (!) Newa (i) Prime Time Live Stereo. 1IJ l'aople's P1ilca: Secreta of the New York IJIItlry The New Yorl< Public Library contains some of the world's most notable <;Oiltctlons; writers Tom Wolfe and Toni Morrison. (1 :00) Stereo. a 'tr Ill Under f1re lllleHuntar~ a loll TV Wlllemo ondRM - 12!1 World- 10 700 Club With Pot 10:30 (!) Weal Ylrginll Report Toua Coto18CIIon Stereo 10:35 ({) MOVIE: Mlulng In Action 2: The B1gln.1ing (R) (2:00) a 11:00~· (J)u· a• ceo O c_ The JtHo110n1 rn 0 Inside Edition 1;1 IIJ ill MacNeil/lehrer NowoHour Q (I) (i) Married ... With Children C ®)IIi) Jeo;!ardyl Q il]) 18 Star Trek (!]) II Entartainment Tanight Stereo.~ 0 MacOyver Q @ SportsCenter . 18 Mone~line 0 The Walton• 7:05 ill Beveriy Hillbillies 7:30 IJJU (!]) Jaoperd~l C (!)Now It Can Be Told rn 0 Entertainment Tonight Stereo. Q <IJ (i) Mama's Family ®)IIi) Whtof of Fortune Q (!])Ill F1mily Feud ®Be a Star Stareo . @ Four-Men Beach VoUeybeli From lrv1ne . Calli. (T) 12!1 Crollfire 7:35 ill Senford & Son 8:00 IJJII (!]) Unsolved Mysterte1 An abusive grandmother kidnaps her 2-year-oid grandson (A) Stereo C l!l MOVi!: Johnny Handoomo tRJ (2:00) rn 0 <IJ (i) Class Clowns Roseanne end Tom Arnold, 6111 Cosby, HOWIO Mandel and Burt Reynolds share funny anecdotes from their high-school days. (1 :00) Stereo. Q IIJ C!J Great Pertonnancoa A bandit tries to avoid the law during the 11>49 Cahfomoa GoiO Rush. (2:30) Stereo. ®JII!l (!]) Ill 'Lonesome Dovo (PI 3 of 4)' CBS Wedneedoy Movie (2 :00) Stereo. C ll] ID MOVIE: Phantasm II 8:05 ({) MOVIE: Banta of lhe Bulge (3 00) 8:30 ~ M~ League Beooball ~ ~niac Mansion Q 9:00 (J) 8 i1J NBA Beakttbell Finals: Chocego Bulls at Portland Traol Blazers (game 4) (L) C (i) 0 I'll (i) Dooglo Howser, M.D. Dr. Howser learns a nurse is sharlng D~e s bedroom . (R) Stereo. ~MOVIE: Spy (2 00) tereo i Nashville Now 12!1 Lorry King Livol ~ Scarecrow and Mra. King 9:30 rn o ()) Anything But Love While on a tram to Wisconsin , Marty has a mghtmare about murder_(A) Stereo Q tO:OO@ News ill D Ill (i) Civil Wars Charlie ts the YICtlm of a former clienl's pursuits. (A) Stereo C 1111110 I!])"Ill 48 Houro Repression of memory and its affect on the brain 1S eaam1ned Stereo. •:!D II Hunter C ® American Music Shop Stereo . a World News llll 700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:30 (I) Maatera of Illusion The theory of linear perspective IS contrasted to a modern-day spec1al-eHects stud1o (0:30) Stereo 11 :00 @ Night Court C m 0 rn o rn m ®JIID ll2i Ill News 11) Newswatch ~OJ Arsenio Hall Stereo OMacOyver C Crook and C'hase ® a Sports Tonight ~Batman 1t :05 ill MOVIE: Sink the Blomarckl(2:00) 11 :30 II (!]) News (!) Kojak E;1 IIJ America's Defense Monitor (}] (i) Nightline Q ®:liD (!])Ill Eye on the Earth Leading experts JOin Dan Rather lor a ltve town meeting to discuss the environment and issues facing the world community ( t 30) Stereo. Q ~ SportaCantor 12!1 Moneyllne ~ MOVIE: The Gun Hawk (200) tt :35rnO Chee11 Q t 2:00 <IJ (i) Dennis Miler []) OJ Love Connection rn 0 The Equlll- ® NashviHe Now @ Beooball Tonight a NtwtNight 12:051]). 0 Tonlglll Show With Jay Lano SteroiQ...C Ill 0 NightHne Q · t2:30 (!)MOVIE: Sherlock Holmo1: lnciclent tt Vlctoril F... (PI 1) (2:00) llll 0) Barney Miller = Four-Man Beach Volieybeit From Irvine, Calif. (AI 12!1 lnolde Politico '92 12:35 rn D Lava Connection t :00 <IJ liJ Jenny Jones ®I II!) Married ... With Children C [!) 1D RawiMcro (!]) Ill Night Games 0 MOViE: The Shining (Ri (3:00) American Music Shop Stereo. IIIJ ShowBiz Today I :05 (2)8 (!]) late Night With David Letterman Cii MOYIE: In Hann's Way (3:00) rn 0 How It Can Be Told t :30 ®Jill Currant t.lleir C (!])Ill Now It Can Be"fold ~Pro Jet Skiing From Long Beach, Calif. (R) 111J NtwtNight Update ~ Paid Program 1:35 illQ Entertainment Tonight Stereo. Q 2:00 Ill (i) World Newo Now Stereo. Q ~II!) News l!lJ al MOVIE: El Diablo (2:00) Club Dance Stereo = Inside lhe PGA Tow 111J Worldwide Updata ~ 700 Club With Pot Robertson 2:05 (})II (!]) Later With Bob Costas rna News 2:30 (!) Dtnnlo Miller ®I lit Up to lhe Minute a a @S~ICenter 12!1 Sports loteNight 2:351JJ8 Home Shopping ~ NBC Nightlide 2:40 rn World News Now Stereo Q 3:00 @ Up Close 12!1 Croaafira lllJ Paid Program 3:30 (!) Paid Program ~ NASCAR Racing Save Mart Supermarkets 300 from Sonoma. Calif. (A) 18 News Overnight 3:4518 Newsroom 1:;1 4:00 tJ) MOYIE: The Heolera (2:00) ll] 0) MOYlE: Sin of Innocence (2:00) 0 law and Harry McGrew a Larry King Llvol a 4:05 ill Hogan's 4:35 ill Hogan's - · FRIDAY wiMOrs . (R6!::reo. 1:;1 A New York C1ty bOmb squad detective faces a hazard. (A) Stereo . (!]) a1 Top (R) (2:00) 0 Murder, She Wrote ® Crook and Chase 18 PrimeNewa Big Brother Jake Stereo 8 EVENING THURSDAY =~center IIIJ Sports LateNight R 8:05 Cii I Love Lucy 8:30 ~ II (!]) NBC News Q (!) Seved by the Ball rn 0 <Il Ill ABC News (I) Wlld America Stereo. ~ Squara One TV Stereo. a Wisdom and the Modem Worid Stereo. Q ®Ill!) (!]) Ill Murphy Brown Murphy tries to convlf)S6 everyone she hasn't IMt her touch . (A) Stereo. Q [JI WWF Prime Time Wrestling El Matador and Virgil vs. Nasty Boys Music City News Country Awards Hosts: Tanya Tucker. Alan Jackson (2:00) a Larry King Livel ~ Scarecrow and Mrs. King 9:30 ®JIIi) (!])Ill Doaignlng Women The 1ssue of sexual harassment is reflected upon ~the women . (A) Stereo . f,mum Full Rln Tin Tin, l(.g Cop Stereo. 1:;1 8:05 ill Inside the Third Retch (PI 2 of 2) (2:25) 8:30 tJ) MljOf League Beeebell Ch1cago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals (L) lmpro-1 Bob Villa and Tim match wits in a test of tool knowledge. (A) Stereo. ~Batman ~ a Reodi~inbow a ill Cheorl 1:;1 ®lllil Married ... With Children 1:;1 ~ rn m <IJ 11 Home = NBA Todily 111J World Today OJ II Personals IMSA OTP Racing N1ssan Grand Pri)( ol Ohio from Lea~nglon, Oh10 (T) 18 ln1ide Politics '92 12:35 (}) II (!]) late Night Whh DavidLttterman rn 0 Lava Connection ®J II!) Night Court 1:;1 t :00 Ill (i) Jenny Jones (!]) Ill Night Games 0 Hollywood intlder Banjos, Fiddles and Riverboats Singer and songwriter John Hartford relates the history of riverboats. ( 1:00) IIIJ ShowBI• Today t:05 rn 0 Now It Can Be Told ®J ll!l Newt t :30 ill National Oeogntphlc ExpiO<tr l!lJ ID Berney Miller (!])Ill Now It Can Be Told 0 Dog Houoe 111J NewaNight Update 0 Paid Progr1m 1:35 (}) B (!]) Later Whh Bob Cotta I rn 0 Entertainment Tonight Stereo. Q 1:40 ®J IIi) CNN News 2:00 Ill Ill Wo~d News Now Stereo. C ll] ID MOVIE: The Long Hot Summer (PI 1 of 2) (2:00) 0 Pold Program Funny Buainoll With Chariie Chaoo VI Country-music stars become objects of practical )Okes. (t:OO) = Checkered Flag 18 Worldwide Update ~ 700 Club With Pat Robertson 2:05 (}) 8 Home Shopping rna Newo [J) NBC Nightside 2:10 ®J llil Up to the Minute 2:30 (!) Dennis Miller • TUE., JUNE 9 WEDNESDAY TUESDAY (!) Night Court Q (!) Nowswotch Arsenio Hail Stereo &. ~Batman 11:30(!) K~ak ~ J n Mtlauglllin' s One on One Ill I) H~hUine Q (!]) II 'S k Stalkingt' Crime Time Aller Prime Time Stereo. Q @ SporljCenter a Moneyllno ~ MOVIE: Seven Ways to Sundown (2:00) t t :351])8 0 Tonight Show Whh Jay Leno Stereo Q (}) Gl Cheers 1:;1 ®JII!l Mamed ... With Children Q t 2:00 <IJ (i) Dennis MUter l!ll 0) Love Connection 0 Tho Equalizer ® Nashville Now Stereo NewoNight m a If. 12:05 (}) G1 Nlghtllne ®111!1 Currant A a~ Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Sherlock Holmes: Incident ot Victoria FaHt (PI 2) (2 :00) l!lll8 Berney Miller (!]) a1 Peraonelt @ t.MA Supercroso From Las Vegas (T) a inolde - · '92 12:351])11 iiJ Late Hight With David lallennan ill MOVIE: RoiUng Thunder iR) (200) ill Gl Love Connection ®I till Hight Courl Q 1:00 (I) Ill Jenny Jonet ll]) • Rawhide (!]) (II N~ht Gomes 0 MDVI : Stone Cold Dead (Ri (2 00) ® lalf TV With WAIIarna endRH a ShowBiz Today 1:05llla New n Can Be Told OliD Newo 1:30 il21al Now H Can Be Told Teall Connection Stereo. 1D Motowortd 18 Newalllght Update ~ Paid Program 1:35 (l) 8 0 Later Whh Bob Coital ~ • EQ"'inment Tonight areo. 1:40®111 CNN News a 2:00()) g ~ Nowa Now Stereo. ll]). IE: The Manhlnen Project (PG 13) (2:00) Ill Club Da- Sterac. D Thorougltbrad 01gtet 18 WOfidwldo Update ~ 700 Club With P8t Robertlon 2:06 ~. Home Shopping ONBCNigldllcle 2:10 1111• Up to the Mlnuta 2:20(1)·- I FRI., JUNE 12 I EVENING 6:00 CIJ II ill 0 ()) (i) ®lml (!]) a1 iiJ Newt IIJ Square One TV 1:;1 (!) Raading Rainbow Q ll]) ID Full H~ae Q 0 Smurts ~ Motowo 12!1 WOfid Tod,!1 ~ Madeline L,l 6:05 ill I Love Lucy 8:30 lll8 0 NBC Newt Q (!) Seved by tho Boil rn 0 ()) Ct ABC News IJ. ell WMd America Stereo. Q Squara One TV Stereo. \11 illll IDllil Andy (!]) Ill CBS News Q Griffith 0 Scooby Doo @Up Clooa ~ Madeline Stereo Q 6:35 ({) Andy OriHIIh 7:00 \2l8 (!]) Wheel.."! Fortune 00 c_ The Jellersona rn 0 Inside Edition 1;1 IIJ (!) MacNtll{lthrar NewaNourQ ()) (i) Morrtad ... With Children C Olml Jeo;!ardyl Q I!]) 0) Star Trek (!]) Ill Entertainment Tonight Stereo . ~ 0 MocOyver Q @ SportaCantor 12!1 Moneyllne ~ MOVIE: Batmen (2 :00) Stereo. 7:05 ({) Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 1])8 (!]) Jaoperdyi Q (!) Dugout Show Ill • Entertainment Tonlght Stereo Q liiii Memo's Family ®I II!) WhHI of FOftune Q (!])II Femity Feud Be a Star Stereo ~ Molar League Besabeii (L) 18 Croufl,. 7:35 ({) Major League Beoebell Son DIOgo Padres at Atlanta Braves (l) 1:00 ~ II 0 Mattock Matlock risks dtsbarment tor h1s misconduct to a district anorney.(R) Stereo . 1:;1 (!) Mojor League Beaebell Chicago WhHe So< at Minnesota Twins (L) (i)fl ())II Family Mattera Steve's female pen pal from priSOn comes to vis~ Car1. (R) Slaroo. C ell C!J Wooiirng!on Week in A....., Stereo. C illliD lrnagea l lteatltieo: t.trtcan-Amerlcln Men Louis Gossett Jr. talks with black acttws, musicians, alhletes and politicians about the probloms and solutions lacing black communities. (PI 2 of 2)(1 :00) a il]). Amertca'l Moat Wonted An officer Is wanted tor killing his family; a farmhouse is burned . Stereo. i Ill Sea World I I 00) Stereo. 1:;1 [J Murder, She Wrote ® Crook and Chase 12!1 PrlmeHewa Q 6:30 (i) 0 ()) (i) Step by Step A TV camera crew's 1nt1mate ghmpse of the lami~leads to chaos. (R) Stereo til IIi Wall Street eek Stereo 1:;1 9:00 (}) 8 0 NBA Basketball F1nals : Ch1cago Bulls at Portland Tra11 Blazers (game 5, 11 necessary/ (L) Q (}) 0 ()) (i) D nosaun The JOb wizard assigns Robb•e the lifetime job oltree pusher . (R) Stereo C (I) IIi Feinstein anifFriands Mercer Ellongton conducts the Duke Ellington Orchestra , Rosemary Clooney and others _Host: Michael Fe1nstein (tOO) Stereo ®JII!l (!]) Ill Guiding Light The Prlmetimo Special Former arid current cast members. celebrity tans and stars from other dayt1me dramas salute the Emmy Award·winmng 5how on its 40th anmversaf'l (t 00} Stereo C l!ll Sl(illtings The legendary monsters Btg Foot and the Loch Ness monster Stereo. Q 0 BeyOfid Reality Naohvllle Now Stereo 12!1 Lerry King Uvel ~ Scarecrow and Mrs. King m a 9:30 (}) 0 Ill (i) Baby Teik Mickey tries to lind a date tor Warren IR) Stereo. C l!ll ID Hidden Video I. promoter conYinces h1gh-school bOys to wrestle 1n dresses. (A) Stereo. Q 0 Swamp thing tO:OO 0 (I) Ill 20{20 Stereo Ill (tj ill Hawaiian Legacy (t :00) Stereo U~~eo of Huobends and Wlveo The WIVeS Of a respected physiCian learn oi his bijjamy after his death: a woman meets the son she gave up lor adopuon. Host: Robin Young . (I :OO)!.reo. Q ll]) ID Hunter OTht Hitch tr ® On Stage Stereo. WOfid Newt 0 700 Club Whh Pat Robertlon R•r Bradbury l"haater to:30 ® Aualn Encore Stereo. @Major Laaguela(l) 10:35 ({) MOVIE: Katie: Porlrlh of I Centerfold (2:00) 11:00(!) illfl ()). llmD oeNews (!) Newswatch ID Areenlo Hall Stereo . ®JII!l iiJ Ill Secret a o iJll 0 MOVIE: Return of the Mattar Klllel' (2:00) ® Crook and Chaoo @~Tonight ~Batman 11 :301])11 0 Newa (!) Kojak Q IIJ Mosters of IAuolon The theory of linear perspect1ve 1s contrasted to a modern-day specoal-effects studio. (0:30) Stereo. ()) (i) Nighlllne t;J (!])Ill 'Dark Juotli:a' Crime Time Aller Prime nme Stereo. Q 18 Moneyline ~ Bordertown Stereo Q t t :35 (}) G1 Cheers Q ®I ID Married ... Whh Chllchn Q 12:00 ()) I!J DtMIS Miller l!lJ m Love Connection Naohvllie Now Stereo . 12!1 NowsNight ~ AudloVIaton With Scon Roll Stereo a 12:05 (})II 0 Tonight Show Whh Jor Lano Stereo!f. rn Hlflhline ®I aD Currant A oir 1:;1 12:30 (!)MOYlE: Tenor Stalks the Clau Reunion (2:00) 11D 1D Pilei Program 12!1 I n - PoiHico '92 12:35 ill MOVIE: California O..aming (AI (1 :SS) rn Love Connection ®I 11\l Night Court Q (!]) Ill Poroonais 1:00 ()) Ill Jenny Jones I1D 1D Rawhide 0 MOVIE: H... (PGi (2·00) ® On Stege Stereo 12!1 ShowBiz Today ~ Pold Prognom 1:051]) II 0 Late Night With David Ltttennen lllfl Now It Can Be Told m a ilmtm Ne~n (!]) Ill Night G.omet 1:30 ® Austin EncOfO Stereo . ~~Center 12!1 NtwtNight Update 1:35(i)GI E - Tonight Stereo . Q (!])Ill- It Can Be Told 1:40 01111 CNN Newo 2:00 ®liD Soul Train ll]) 0) MOVIE: Friday the t 3111 Part 3 (R) (' '0) Club Donee ~.ereo . = lnolde lho Benior PQA Tour 18 W'oo0f'1dld1wwidl do lllldate ID 700 Club With Pll a -- 2:05 ~ • 0 Friday Night Yldaot illDNowo 2:30 (!) Dannla Miler ({) MOVIE: Ghollln ... lnll'lllltllllltlnl (1 :40) Ql~ 8 \Spolto Latel...4 2140 ()) II MOYlE: Thill I OMt T"ouch iPGI (2:00) 3:110 111• MOYIE: I (2:00) 0 MOVIE: llabaa (2:00} ---< 111111,_. ,.,.. (A) Allor • �Sunday Pomeroy-Middleport,_O!Jiq__ HE MT ~ llUJoiDI Pllt.H ~ /'1 FOOT mAT THAT OOW..Y UIM' GOST lY.> Television Viewing 111£ lll08 £ 1101 IJIIAIIC> ~THEY lOll UN. 00151D£ 1 loll) WOlD loll~ ""' • THE ...._____ (J,\1,£.! FRI., JUNE 5 •••• • 1:00 (2) • ({). (I). a•g- I I I' I I 12 CER0 Y I, I I I' I I ~ Ill) ~;;c~~~ 3!.~~t)"" Slereo. 0 ' 50. BECAUSE YOURE A DOG. I GUESS YOU 14AVE TO DEPEND ON ME, BUT l cON'T REALLY WANT YOU TO FEEL '(()U HAVE TO DEPEND ON ME .. "'">'·,YOV KNOW WHAT I'M f i)':'M- Ill World Toibty ® llotman ; GE T 0 B 1:05 (I) I Love Lucy 1:30(2). 0 NBC ..... C CIJ D ({) ABC INWi Q_ (lJ Wild Amertc.o Slereo. Q ~ Squon One TV Stereo. I ia aecastNwoO Ill • Andy Grlllllt1 I IIJ Scooby Doo ® INw Zorro Slereo. Q 1:35 (I) Andy Orlllllt1 7:00\llG OWhMioiFarturMo SAYING? ~• Unsold - Craze - Plaid· Kitten · TOASTER "Over the last several years our economy has gotten very weird." one fellow said. "My bank has failed long before my new TOASTER has." Ill• Stor Trek r-~~--~--------, ~~~~tar wiTI'i YOUf" HT. Ttl~ \ f1t}ggl.)tl YOU .)~~ ON Ttl~ SCf"ffN I$ f1~At.. 'PLtAS~ ADJUST \ Neb. (game 14, if necessary) 1 ILl Ill Crooofln 7:35 (I) Sanlonl • Son 1:00 (2) • llroltow Report: Amertc.o Ito Violent A look a YOU~ .rTANDAf1l>S - ~:::--/-~ ,~-" DOvJf'lvJ Afll>. at the increasing violence lhat plagues AmeriCa. focusing on Amet1cans · love for guns and the media's role in glorifying violent acts . (1:00) Sloreo. 0 (!)Lud-oiiM.In ({) Gl (I) Fomlly Molten Lt Murtagh tries to sel Url<el e ALLEYOOP • 8 762 • Q 9. • 986 Fllltlly Foud lillie 1 Ster Sle<eO Ill Collogo llooeball NCAA Wor1d Series from Omaha, up in a!:r game. (A) EAST +J7 • 9 s 43 • 10 9 6 ALDER Fomlly !IIDWhMioiFortune0 ~>II NORTH • Q8s • A K QJ • 73 +AQJI WEST PHILLIP S"tareo. l,J . (I) • Mltmo'o not UM r BRIDGE IIIMoneyllno ® MOYIE: lUnd ollho Bluo Dolpltlno (2:00) 7:05 (I) llevtfly Hlllblllloo r:30 (2) • a J_.-dyl c CIJ D E~J!trbtlnment Tonlghl t K 10 I +K IP32 SOUTH +AK432 • JO tAJ6S2 The innocence of a non-counter ,.,,2. pert. He can lose to a beginner - (lJ (!) illttinv!OII Woek In Rovlew Stareo. 0 aile a e Mlracleo end Othef Wondorl (1 :00) Sleroo i.Amoriclt'oMoot W1nlld A. con artist's tottery· ticket seam; a ~spected murderer. Stereo. 0 Munier, Sho Wrote Q 12!1 c.oolt lnd CltiH 121 PrimeNIWI Q 1:05 (I) MOVIE: One Doll< Night w.•• North Eut 2+ I NT S NT Pass Pass Pass All pass ,. Pass Pass Pass Pass The auctmn was unscientific but el · fective . six spades being the ideal rontract. Assuming the spades are breaking 3-2. you have 12 laydown tricks: live spades, four hearts, one diamond and two clubs. After winning trick one. you should draw two rounds or trumps with the queen and king. U the suit di· vides favorably. cash the spade ace and take a club Hnesse, guaranteeing your contract. · Chicago Cubs at Montreal Expos ILl CIJ • (I). Stop by Step diamonds rrom hand. If an opponent ruffs in, win his probable diamond musl). play all the hearts, discarding switch, draw the last trump and re- peat the club linesse. Uno one ruffs in, play a spade to yoor ace and take a second club finesse. Your last dia· mond loser disappears on lhe club ace. Now watch how lhe actual declarer played the hand. At trick two, be led a diamtxtd to the jack and queen. West switched to a club. Declarer put up all1lirt band.~'i/:,:ereo Q Wooll Sterao. IJ 0 NBA Bolltolboll 1 Small their maniage license. (A) 5 "Godlalher" author Mario fails his tes~s lor renewing Slereo. C (lJ (!) Eoo1!t T oc1t '92 Live coverage of the United MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP en<!IKINEil.Y HANDSOME., INTELLI6£NT.. . and profiles ol individuals from around the world who are !If. a e working on environmental WITTY, SOPHJSTJOmo, 5LIA'VE ... ANQ. o-ITOPCF THAT... PAAA!Ore AQE projects. (2:00) C MO~IE: 'Jollbltdo' CBS F~lght Movie (2:00) Stereo. :]]). Slgltdngo: Gho The story bahind The Entity; capturinQ.9hastly images. (A) true Shtfoo. lfl. _ 11J lloyorid Roollty tales 14 Cooking tal 15 Wingo 16 less than 10 limesaa much El19 Sollllry 20 Author Gardner e.g . 23 Evil grin Lony King dOCtJmented . (I :00) Q 24 GUIISII 21 College dog. 28 Stair 29 Three-card c AUNT LOWEEZY!! TREE HOUSE!! ingredient 40 Having no poinls 42 Uncanny 44 Impose a tax 45 Skirt part 46 Window section 48 Grassy area 5t Olsoma evergreens 52 Coal product 53 Skin and 54 On a single occasion 55 Annapolis grad 56 Ornamental 1 Steal• game 2 Mool repulshl button 57 Ancient (A) 11 Seniors 11 llaroh Stereo. C 10 Astronaut's ferry ill. Hlddoif VltHo A 22 Moulh football team has to adjust to ASTRO-GRAPH onty as 51f"1)ffl9 ~the ~n~t ot both parGraph . c lo thts newspaper . P 0 Bo• tie'S 11 ~ 16 .a IKil ot tola comm•t91428. Cleveland. OH 44101 - J4 2S Be ) l'neflt Ch¥t0e'S.ar-e d ..-.·twor k sure to slate your Zodiac s.gn C~ (Oec.. ........._ tS) To get CANCER (June 21-AIIy 22) S omeone · ma• rmum ~out oC mose wtto m1ght tell you somethtng Cletnmental are ertfler WCW1ung wt1h .,au or for you abou t a mutual frtend today The mi CK - toaa.,. . lei mem ~ as lt ldeperi· mat1on c ou ld be b•asec:l or diSI Orl ecl !.0 (1ently as ;> .,. .tn 1 mtrumum d on ·! chscuss '' ~Mih others untt l you vf! amount Cit~ checked the facts yourself AOUARUS (..._ ....,..,_ "It) If 'fOO addr essed. stamped en ve4ope to Astr o- unreal!sbC loday. ,ou ""9t' attempt Change SOI'I_.,.IIQ that 15 beyQnd 'fOOJ lems with a fnend may anse over some-- power to .ner Dunl dO lft'yttl•ng !rung matenat If there are d1sturbmg : nJPt•ve t't\at a'fll!lcts OlheB as weO developme~~t s . quell thmgs as quiCk ly your"$1eif as poSSlble. PISC8 (Folo. a r .,. Bl • may VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 If Y"'-' ..-e too ease foo you to Ph"' M insistent upon having everyth•ng your than 111 will be to hOnOr them down way today. you could end up betng the hne. Thir* very ~ before one in your parade. Stove to please make others as well as yourself ARIES {Min:tll H-Aprill "8) LI8AA(8epl.2).t)ct. 23)1t'sbeStnotto nltllltliiQ ..,. ".._. broadcast your Intentions prematurety 1S 001 w:a twd aJUid be tOday. There's a Chance a ;eaJous listen- 8U1 odds .-e JOUI" et m1ght try to derail you. d u~ witl be supenor to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful mnovattOM.. m do•ng busmess with a friend today: TAURUS (Apri8-.: 21) You' re rea~ each ol you may end up feeling like sonabty lludr;y todaiJ. bul your Uck haS you 've been had. Ther"e could be a gra1n itslmQtuls.. You.....,..llndsome 'lieof truth in both cases. too. tones. wt you"re nol lbly liD gel saneSAGITTARIUS (..... 23-0ec. :tl) An th"'!j foo owtaw4 agreement you enter into today will be lEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) There are warn tng StgnBIS today that posSIDle prot>- only GEMINI (May 21..June 20) Failing to protect your interests today . coold prove cosily. Sul<:e no one else IS likety to do 11 for you, see to It that you tend to your own store. Gemini. treat ~rsetl to a birthday gift. Send for Geln'nt s Asllo-Graplt predi<:tlols ·lor lhe year ahead by mailingS 1.25plu$ along, 5811· 10 Proe1111d James reveal their anger toward each other at a party. n--1--+--i -1--+--i ..,..+-+-+--1 -+-+-+--1 ...-t--+4 llomoy Ml..r IIJ , . Hllchhihf Ill Dn Stoe- Sleroo. Ill World® 700 Club WHit Pot make some important changes 10 the year ahead in your basic lifestyle that could prove of benelit to you bOth materially and domeslically. 9 Tlod up ta boot) encompa11· 5$ e may 8 Unrollnod malat 5 Df an olf 111• Clle 20/20 Sleroo YOll 7 Aulhor Grey 4 Look al DOWN 11J Swomp Thing 10:00(l) Mljar lo119U0 lloooboll Atlanta Bravos al San Diogo Padras (L) June7, 1812 6--arms one another a new female center . (A) Stereo. BERNICE BEDE OSOL lng vl1w 3 Shldelnlo 9:30 CIJ • CltMro (I) • lllby Tllo Maggie and THAT'LL L'ARN YOU TO TAKE YORE Nlllfl'~ SOMEWHARS ELSE II MAKE UNCLE SNUFFY STAY OUT OF MY sword Jl Soap 49 Shapeleoo 18 Spanlstl hero a......,,.,,..,• ._ t r,orto 23 Swill orcoalt (abbr.) 25 Up-good 26 Hypnotllod 30 Sltlnny llohoo By KEVIN KELLY Special to lhe T -S GALLIPOLIS - Reured educa tor Thomas E. Hairslon of Bidwell has been formally recognized by the state for a career filled with accomplishments by being named to the Ohio Semor Citizen Hall of Fame. HatrSion. who rettred in 1979 following a 3-ycar stinl as supcrin tendenl of the Gallia County Local School District, was inducted inlo the Hall of Fame a1 a ceremony in Columbus on May 13. A presenration was made to Hairston by Gov. George Voinovich. The announcement of HairslOil ' s appoinrment was made by Judith Y. Brachman, director of the Ohio Dcparunent of Aging. The Hall of Fame was esiablished in 1977 to recognire outstanding accomplishments and exceptional contribu · tions of older Ohioans, begun or con1inued afler the age of 60 . Hairston is among II people induciCd into ihe Hall of Fame this mooth, bringing its membership to 150. "I guess whal I feel lhe most is elation." Hairston remarked. 'What surprises me the most is that no one from southeastern Ohio had won this honor before, which makes it more of a surprise. "But to me, it's not your age you should be recognized for, it' s whal you do," he added. The assistant state director of Ohio' s chapter of the Amwcan Associatton of Retired Person s, Hairslon is a native of lhe Waterloo area of Lawreoce Counly. ihe home of the famed Waierloo Wonders high school baskeiball team, coached by his older broiher Mage llan. Following his graduation from htgh school, Hairston received a bachelor's degree from Wilminglon College in 1942, the sam e year he joined 1he U.S . Marine Corps. During the war, he was assigned 1o the staff of Leatherneck, the official Corps maga zmc. Hairston received his masler of art s in educatton from Marshall University in 1950. but had slarled htS career in education four years earlier as a reacher and coach at Monroeville, Ohio. In 194 7. he was named superintendent of Walerloo Local Schools, and five years later ass umed ihe superintendeni's post al the Dawson-Bryan! Local Schools in Coal Grove. He served one year as assisrant superinrendent of Lawrence County Schools. In 1957, Hairston. his wife. lhe former Belly Jo White, and 1heir children moved lo Mansfteld, where Hairston became director of personnel for that city's school system. After serving three years as fir st assistant superintendent for administration and personnel at Mansfteld, Hairston became assisranl placement director at Ohio Stale University from 1961 to 1965, a positioo he held while conducting post-master's wm'< in educatiooal administrntion. Hairston said working in university placement was "the lhing I wanied the most," and he pursued htS goal further by serving II yearas director of the Placement Cen1er al Kenl State University, the post he held before being named Gallia Local superintendent in 1976. 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The schools receiving lhe awards were selected by a panel of Puz'- on 13 Armadillo Ill parks across the country are BARNEY 9 Mother of Milo. 12 Giani ollairy 21 Physician , AntWIM to Prewtou• 31 Holy peraon 33 Fencing dogs 12!1111tohvlllo Now Slereo U..l ® Sol World Ml,.cle llobln a Frlencll Animal l>rtlls occurring al Sea World lfl , ., .. .... - ACROSS Ht gh School science and math reacher, Rick Ash will be traveling to Chicago lhtS month under Hcwleu Packard Co.'s sponson;hip to attend a week-long reacher train· mg program on the new curriculum materiaJs. To be considered for the grant program, schools were required to submil proposals desc•ibing how their schools would use the calcula- (Gen. James M. Gavin Plant) ©-. . . . .MDIWICU:WUIM.. The World Almanac 00 Crouword Puzzle Finals (game 2. 3 or 4) (L) C CIJ D (I) e Dlnouun £air AEP spokesperson B.J. Smith ancc strategy, in accordance with satd the new round of PUCO hear- Ohio Senale Bill 143." ings is another step in lhc regulatoFollowtng thai slep, lhe U.S . ry process. EPA must issue the emission "We are pleased that the Corps allowances available to utilities of Engineers has decided to issue which build scrubbers. perm its as on e step toward the The corps issued the pcrmiiS. in stallation of sc rubbers a1 the Signed Thursday by Col. James Gavin plant for compliance with VanEpps, chief of the corps ' Html· ihe Clean Air Act amendmeniS of ington district. after weighing the 1990," Smith said. "The company lestimony given at a May 4 J>Jblic has asked the PUCO to mle on the hearing at Meigs High School. inSiall ali on of lhe scrubbers al Granting of the penni IS was urged Gavin as the lowest cost compliContinued on A-l dummy's ace, discarded his second club on a top bur~ played a diomond to his ace and ruffed a dlamoad with dummy's spade fi .... Finally be lhw trumps and claimed. The approlli· mately 1>-pe~Unt tine had worked as well as the 100-peroent line. J.T. and Cody dress in drag to replace members in an Summ~ By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentiael Staff POMEROY - Meigs High School is one of 106 high schools in the Uniied Srares and Canada 10 receive a classroom calculator program gran! from Hewlelt Packard Co. As a recipient Meigs High School has received curriculum materials, along with graphmg calculaton; and related equipmen1 val· ued at $8.500. In addiUon Meigs from a club duplicate in New Vork' ' - - - - - - - - - - - . . J lead. 17 Sectlono, 126 Pogeo A Multlmedle lnc. Newapa~per MHS is one of 106 schools to receive classroom calculator program grant Cover the East-West cards and plan 1:30 (!) Mojar Looguo Boooboll Naliorts' Eortl1 al 3 p.m. and 6 p.m., at Athens Cily ensuing effons of civic leaders, the Hall; Thursday, July 2 al 2 p.m. United Mine Workers of America and 6 p.m. at lhe PUCO offices al and other groups to oonvince AEP 180 E. Broad St., Columbus; and 10 inSiall $800 million in coalThursday, July 9 at 3 p.m. and 6 scrubbing lechnology at Gavin and p.m., a1 Canton City HalL save more than 1,000 jobs at the The compliance plan AEP ftled mining complex led to AEP's deci with the PUCO on April 29 is its sion to ftle a new plan. second in less than a year. liS origi· Ohio Power and the Meigs nal plan, submiued in May 199 (, Mines are subsidiaries of AEP . called for swirching Gavin's fuel In ihe new plan. lhe utility gianl source 10 low-sulfur, out-of-state proposes paying for the installation coal inSiead of the high-sulfur coal of the scrubbers through a lease produced at the Meigs Mines. The financing arrangement Opening lead ' 8 As an example, look at today's deal, If lhe spades are 4-1, take an immediate club finesse . When it wins (as it (AI (1 55) 9:00 (2) • placement of fill malerial in certain nearby wetlands earlier in the week . But the project needs approval from the Public Utiliti"' Com mission of Ohio and the U.S. Environmenlal Protection Agency before taking effect The PUCO has scheduled a series of public hearings on American Electric Power's compliance strntegy with the Clean Air Act of 1990. which calls for the installalion of the scrubbers a1 Gavin. The hearings will be Thursday. June 25 the play m s1x spades against a heart Stereo. (lJ (!) \!!II By the T-S Staff CHESHIRE - The race 10 install scrubber technology al the Gen. James M. Gavin Power Plan! has cleared one regulatory hurdle, but has two more to pass before the clean air devices become a rcalily for the Ohio Power Co. -owned facility. The US Anny Corps of Engincen; gave tts appmval 10 penniiS necessary for the conslruction of a lime barge loading dock from the Ohio River 10 the plan! and lhe Vulnerable: Neither 6t something that doesn't often happen in other games ndn 60 percent. Gavin scrubbers face more regulatory hurdles Dealer: South Soalh Bndge ran be a frustrating game for everyone, but especially for an ell- High in lower 80s. Chance or Mlddleport-Pomeroy-Galllpoii-"Dint Pleasant, June 7, 1992 +75 By Pbilllp Alder Along the rivrr .............. Rl· 7 Businessl.l'arm ..... ....... ... 0 1-8 Classified ....................... 03· 7 Deaths. ............................... A2 Editoral ............................. A4 Sports. .......................... .. CI-8 Weather ...........................A-3 Vol. 27, No. 18 Copyrighted 1992 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS a e EnJ!<IIInment Tonight Stereo . ~ IIJ MKGyver Q Ttl~~~ It f'IO I €) Mltrritd... With Cltlldren a• I P~ 1 NI NUMBERED Inside • xmts· Comp lelo ••• chockle qooJod by tdi11"1 [J in the m1!smg words UNSCR AMB lE fORI I I _,;.A.;.;.N:.c..; SW~ f ~--,.L·---1-.......- i . Jeopardy! Q ERNEST t Where are results of recent Meigs gas survey?- Bob Hoeflich- Page A-6 "You don't get any work done . You're jusl lazy!" one complained to worker another." Laziness," smiled the goof off, "is just getting your rest before you ...... --1" l Elf ERS IN SQUARES In- Edition Q ~ptlfltlni Gallia County apple dates back to 1859 - James Sands - Page A-8 you de~elop from step No. 3 be low f} [lj D A.P. Indy 124th Belmont winner - C-1 B-1 I' I' I I • RUTIVE I C) 17 I e I II I e - Heritage Weekend scheduled June 13-1 TAR I TE EVENING 75 cent-. X ZNOXVR, UTCCXO 0 II KI C I . PREVIOUS SOLUTION : "You can never tx~gg~rate when tt comes to Hollywood." - (Director! Robeft Altman. 5 FIRST FOR SOUTifERN OmO - Retired educator Thomas E. Hairston, SKOnd from ~en, bas berome the first person rrom southem Ohio to he named to the Ohio Senior Cilimls Hall ol Fame ror his aecomplisbmenl5. Flaakiag blm -i are State Rep . Mary Abel, Stat< Sea. Jan Michnl Long and Pamela K. Matura, dir<ctor or tbe Area Ageacy oa Aglag District 1 orr~ In Rio Grande. (Photo by Ed Wylie). GRANT RECIPIENT- Meigs High School has been awarded a classroom calculator program grant by Hewlett-Packard Co. and hardware valued at over $3,500 bas been delivered to the school. Assisting Meigs ia developing the ~rani proposal was June Slobodian or the Uni- versity ol Rio Grande, pictured len. Rick Ash, standing, math·science teacher, will br traveling to Chicago later this month ror a week 's training session. The students shown working with th< equipment here are len, Lori Krlly and Kalrina Turner. Utility settles in 1987 death at Sporn POINT PLEASANT - Ohio Power Company has agreed 10 pay an appm,;imatc $7.5 million scttlcmcnl, reporiCdly lite largesl verdict paid in a smgle death in !he history of West Vtrginia, to the family of Michael Pasquale. In Augusl 1987. 23 year-old Pasquale was killed when he cut imo an energ1z.ed 2.300-voli electne cable al the Pltitip Sporn Power Plan! tn Mason County. Sporn tS a division of the Ohio Power Company. Pasquale was employed by Gallia Refngeralion, which was doing contra:! work a1 the Sporn facility for Central Operating Companyan American Elocoic Power subsidiary thai ran the Sporn plant AI ihe time of his death , Pasquale was married and had two young children, lhe youngest bcmg seven weeks of age. Randy Magan, coonscl for Daplten Pasquale and her family, filed a suil against the Ohio Power Company, Central Operating Com· pony and Gallia Refrigerntion. Ohio Power and Cenual Openling were aile~ to have in their common law duly 10 provide Pasquale wiih a reasonably safe place to worlc. In 1990. a Mason County jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintifT and her family. The jury assessed damages for loss of income and services in the amoun1 of $1 .174,712 and damages for sorrow. menial anguish and loss of companionship m the sum of $5 • million. The power company defendantS appealed thtS verdicl to the WeSI Virgm;a Supreme Court of Appeals. On May 15 , 1992, the West Virginia Supreme Coon of Appeals unanimously affinned the jury decision m a 5-0 vote. Morgan reponed thai ihcrcaller the power company defendants abandoned all further appeals and paid un10 the plaintiff and her farntly a sum of approximately $7.3 million . This amount includes interest from the date of the verdtct. "Mrs. Pasquale and her family are deeply graiCful to ihe Mason County JUry that n..~ lcd m her favor She is also gratciul the West Vu gima Supreme Coon of Appeal; affirmed the verdict unanimoush·:· Morgan said. Mrs. Pasquale aiso hopes )Ob sit"' for al l wor'<ers wtll be made safer in West V irg m~.a as a result of thts dectsion, he added. Morgan declared ih tS ca.o;c was by far the mosl difficull case he has ever encountered, but is convinced the end result JUSbfied the years of litigation with the power company defendaniS. Morgan bcUeves the verdicl and subsequent affinnalion was a VICtory for CVCf)' work.ing man and woman and thc1r fam1hes in West Virginia. Riffe challenges legality of July 1 budget cuts By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS - The Voinovich administralion has defended the legality of its decision 10 order S370 million in budget cut• July I. House Speaker Vern Riffe, 0 Wheelersburg , said Gov. George Voinovich may be on shaky legal gro und wilh the plan, whi c h is designed to bring the slate budge! into balance. Riffe said Friday ihat he understands the law prohibits culling more than the difference bel ween esLimated revenues in the fiscal year staning Ju ly I and the amounl appropriaied by the Legislature. He noled that this fiscal year will end with an $18 million bal · ancc. "How can we say that ihe fiscal year starting July I is $370 million oul of balance? The economists have been wrong before," Riffe said, referring to forecasters whose estimates of future revenues are used in the budget. Paolo DeMaria. assistant budget direclor, said ihe law refened to by Riffe is subjecl to inlerpretation. Coatiaued on A·Z •, \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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