https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/df0ba0bdc5cf2da13e5778e0ef6bf9d1.pdf 74bf84faad621311fb5e0805bfe8e554 PDF Text Text Thursday, June 18, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Lewis-Manley Unit 263 elects officers Officers were elected at the recent meeting of the Lewis-Ml)nley Unit No. 263, American Legion, held at Dale's Restaurant in Gallipolis with Helen Culmer as hostess. Officers elected were Lorrene Goggins, presiden~ Helen Culmer, first vice-president; Luella Patterson, second vice-president; Dorothy Casey, secrewy; Edith Ross, ueasurer; Annette Johnson, chaplain; Margaret Bowles, historian; Tomiko Lewis, sargeant-atarms. . . . . The meeung opened 10 ntuahstic form by the president who announced department convention for July 9-12 at Toledo and the Chillicolhe Veterans birthday party July 16. She also read articles on postal services and membership eli$ibility in American Legion Auxilmry. Contributions were made to the birthday pany and Eastern paralyzed veterans. Florence Richards, delegate, Deana Pullins, Jarold Smitb, Derek Smitb, FISHING DERBY - Tbe Racine Gun Club gave a report of the Eighth District Tommy Schuler, Tommy Smith, Kate Smitb, recently bad a fiShing derby. Winners or 1M day Sumrner Convention held in Terry Stohart, Chris Stobart, Montaoa JarreD, were Travis Lisle, Tiffany Saunders, Sara PickCrooksville and hosted by Bail Josie Jarrell, Shula Jarrell and Darcy Wineens and Larry Ritchie. Also pictured are Scott Grimes Unit 222 earlier in June. brenner. Brinegar, Jason Allen, Josh Davis, Jobn Smitb, She was on the Tellers Committee. Cory Spaun, Travis Spaun, Kayla Pullins, Sbe stated there were 34 delegates with an attendance of 54. Four at the moment is my favorite eighth district past presidents and show.'' one Mrs. The revue consists of songs MONTCLAIR, N.J. (AP) Tony-winning entertainer Carol from her many musicals, including Channing enjoys being on stage so "Hello DoUy," for which she won much she's figured out a way to a Tony, and "Diamonds Are A change costumes for her new revue Girl's Best Friend." She also recreates scenes from her tife, including act without leaving the audience. "I have screens set up so I can pivotal Broadway auditions. "I do everylhing in this," Chankeep talking to the audience while ning said. "I sing, dance, act and I'm changing," says Channing, talk to the audience. It's my whose act runs through Sunday at favorite show, but whatever I'm in Montclair State College. Richards is an eighth district past president Awards received at convention were : in membership of 1-50, Americanism, wilh Mrs. Bowles, chairman; in Group I, veterans affairs , first place with Tomiko Lewis, chairman. Lewis-Manley also received national cilJition of meritorious service C... being a goal unit and received a blue ribbon. Get weU cards were sent to Rev. Arius Hun and Huldah Gordon of Gallipolis. Lula Hampton reported on Senate BiU 2515 for benefit of the vet- erans. . . b th Closmg ceremomes were Y e pres1dent and chaplam Mrs. John· son. . . Ohio Lotterv• Reds outlast Braves 7-5 in 10 innings 1 The next meenng will he held a the home of Mrs. Gogg~ns. Reunion planned Pick 3: 173 Pick 4: Tbe 1992 Theiss Family reunion will be held July 12 at SlJir Mill Park in Racine. From II a.m. to noon there will be a tour of the Tanner's Run Farm; lunch and registration will be from 1:30-3 p.m.; and the tour will resume at3 p.m. 3880 Page4 Mother-daughter banquet held Participating in the several skits were Jennifer Walker, Stephanie Wilson, Stacy Wilson, Macyn Ervin, Sara Ervin, Kacy Ervm, Heather Dailey, Brenda Hill, and Emily Hill. A song "Down in Grama's Kitchen" was sung by Otivia Dud· ding. Margie West presented the reading "What is a Mother?" Rhonda and Heather Dailey sang a due~ "In the Garden." Sue Grace read her original poem "Mother's Mirror.•' Door prizes were presented by Martha Dudding and Sue Grace gave the closing prayer. The dinner was catered. The Racine'United Methodist Church recently held its annual mother-daughter banquet in the church social room sponsored by the United Methudist Women. Martha Dudding and Chris Hill were ~hairmen. ''Through Mom's Mirror" was the theme for the banquet. Each table was decorated wilh a blownup balloon filled with gifts which were later given as door prizes. Each lady and her guest received a pastel hand mirror as a favor. The welcome was given by Lee Lee, UMW president, and Chris Hill was mistress of ceremonies. -People in the news-- Vai.G, llo.K C 1;algi tid ttR Forked :1"Run river access project dedicated ~ ~~ ~~ • 1 Forked · Ron State Rccdsville the · Park rohnear ·· ,. :S- SlteO •os SlCQllld _ ~ . lpCI3ted Ob10 R1ver acta~ fxility. followmg dedicaon Tbmsday after- bOll"'"'""'*" 00011. . Ground C.. tbe $800,000 Jll)JCCl broken · October 1990 d was m · · an con~ction on the facility was c:omplc:led earlier this year by the contractor • Matden cl Jenkins Company of Nelsooville. Althoogh ram~ wasbJUSl dedicated yester- par~mg lot for 25 more cars and ay, 11 . as een m use smce Its tra1 ers, restrooms, s1dewalk.s and complellOn . d il' f u·u an s access The ratroad· 1 1 ffi . 1 . ramp an aux lai)'_ac es eve state-eve? ICialsv.:ere are located on part of 75 nverfmnt on hand foryesterday s ded1cauon, acres, a mile west of the mam park mcluding R•chard E. Moseley, Jr., entrance. The land was purchased D~puty Duector of Recreauon •n Se~tember. 1989. ProJect con- Management for OhiO Department strucuon was funded through the of Natural Resources· Glen hase of tate boat r AI ande Ch'ef f ODNR' D. · pure s •censes. ex r, 1 0 s IVI· Tbe project site includes a two- sion of Parks and Recreation; lane boat launchmg ramp With a Richard B. P•er~e. 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John McManus. director of Environmelllal Compliance with AEP. said. however, !bat in the economic analysis or the plan, Sporn is not being considered for "premature reliremellt". McManus added that if SICnlbllels are added at the Gavin l'lllnt. Sporn lllOOid cootinue to Check Your Phone Book lor the Radio Shack Store or Dealer Nearest You ·---· --~- Code Re<JITM Energettc& Cofp. Moat banery- ~td ittml •xctude banenes. SWtTCHA8lE TOUCH · TONEIPU.LSE phon~ wOO on bOih tone aM pulse lines There· !ore. 1n areas havtriO pt.JI&e (rotary_dial) tmea, yoo can still u&e Mf'tiCel requtrtng ton" FCC regtSIIIfiKl Not lor _com or parlr tmes W9 serviCe whalwe sell •ReqUires new acttvalton and mmtmum ltMCe commi11Mfl1 with AldiO Shack cellular phone camel" (pnce without acltY&I10!1 $319 95 Void where prohibited by taw See store manager 10( details Otter ¥Old In CA. PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES OR DEALERS Sale Prices End &/Zl/92 Ext:epl Whert Noted The bank buildmg constructed 1969 and designed for a $25 mil· lion operation, was redesigned to fit into current and fuwre needs of a $65 million operation, Bruce Reed, execuuve vice president. said. The remodeling has included installation of an elevator near the Second Street entrance for use by both customers and employees, a full basement to be used for stor· age, a new limited access computer room on the second floor, revamping of the teller and lobby to more efficiently serve customers, and m toull redccorauon of the ofllces. The second noor offices, formerly occupied by the Agricultural Su•bilization and Conservation Service and the Soil Conservation Service, are now used in the banking business. On the second noor there arc e1ght pnvate offices including the president 's office, a conference room, the computer room and a record keeping room. A color scheme or blue, mauve and off-white has been used throughout in the redecoration which has included new furnish · mgs, carpeting and window treat· mem. live Mary Abel; Park Manager Randy Wacbter; Richard Moseley, Deputy Director of Recreation Management for ODNR; County Commissioners Manning Roush and Richard Jooes; HarK< Karr, past president and current member ol the Obio Wildlife Council; and Richard Pierce, Chief of ODNR's Division of Wildlife. (Sentinel Photo by Brian J, Reed) power as prescn~ y done; and if GaVin is fuel-switched, AEP would change Sporn to clean coal. Although in the plan's general comments it is stated some smaller. older units for which low sulfur coal would be quite expensive are potential to "premature retirement", Sporn is the lone plant actually lis· ted in the plan for considered "premature retirement". According to the plan, Sporn was assumed for retirement Dec. 31,2010. McManus said he did not know why Sporn was listed in the uniiby-unit list for "premature retirement", but reiterated that it is not being considered. Noonan Kilpatrick, Director of the Surface Mining Research Library in Charleston, stated if AEP dt;cided to retire the Sporn plant prematurely, it would likely be in 1999, just before it would be required by the "acid rain" legislation to swuch to lite same coal sulfur level as lite Mountaineer Plant, 1.2 lb. S02 per million Btu's. Another point of iniCrest contained in the environmental plan is that a proposed free standing pressurized Huidized bed combustion plant in the amount of some $918 million, proposed for the Mountaineer Plant site, will be en· tirely paid for by Appalachl8n Middleport awarded $134,304 Issue 2 grant Fred Hoffman the clearing and seeding of the area IIDklUIIiOUI llJday thai he bas been once the project ii completed. Hoffman stated the project nocificd by the Ohio Public Works Commission tbat the Village of should be a big improvement for Middleport bas been awarded a the residents alon~ Park, Broadway grllll ol'$134,304 tbrougb the Issue and Riverview Drive who have had to contend with the overflow in this 2pOjpaD. Tbe .... along with s15,480 area for a number of years. The project is funded through in locll ftmtls. is 10 be u.sed for the the District 18 competitive portion lqll• at- a(. dt:lcricnlt:d Slllflll lhia whidl !IOIIIh from Park of the Issue Two Small Governments Program. Hoffman stated Street to tbe River. Tile project will include the that he felt thai Phil Roberts, who lqll• eatei4 or ., ensting 18-inch is a member of this committee, was seMr witb I ,300 feel or new 24- very instrumental in obtaining incb sewer that is desi,ned for funding for this project The mayor stated !hat the pro· today's senrice level SIDCe the ject will be designed and advertised uppa- patiun or the ~ewer is a1so for bids as soon as the necessary 24-indl . Abo ilrlnded it the project will be tbe ittsU'lDm or • - documents are completed. ~ menhn!es 1btg the line aad 1 &: ._ ... ....., ........ the Ohio Wildlife Council. County County Regional Planning ComCommissioner David Kohlentz has mission- Mary Powell or the Meigs . · workmg · county ' Parks DIStrict; · · Comm•s· also been credited With toward the project's funding and sioners Manning K. Roush and completion. Richard E. Jones; Olive Township Also recognized at the dedica· Trustee Ern•e Barrmger; and lion were Tim Maiden of Maiden Kenny Wiggins of the Meigs & Jenkins; John Cousins of County Department or Liner ConODNR' 1 · d. · · AI trol s p anmng IVISIOn; an · Elb feld Chief Planner for the The Riverview Garden Club, the ~Sere · f E . · H . Forked Run Sportsmen's Club and . . . orps o . ngmeers '" unt the wives of that club were also mgton,t" W.Va., Blakeslee, E D. Charles of th Megs recognize<! for their beautification 1 xecu •ve ~rec 1or e work at the sne. Sporn plant placed on EPA's list of sites facing shutdown Mayor 99( craft ; and State Representative Mary Abel (0-Alhens). Th oseo ffiICI·a1s emphasll · ed th at the fac1hty had already begun to attract boaters from areas across the state (from as far away as Lancaster to date), and that it would grant more exposure to the park, which Park Manager Randy Wachter described as "Ohio's best kept secret" Much of the credit for the facili· ty was g1ven yester da y to Horacc Karr of Pomeroy, who serves on By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Starr Ex tensive remodeling of the Farmers Bank has been completed and Sunday from I to 3 p.m. residents will have an opponunity to tour the facility during an open house. While the remodeling actually did not get underway until last September, it had been on the planning board for more than two years. The late Ted Reed, Jr., longtime bank president, was instrumental in the project plans. The contract for the work was awarded just a week before his death. Save ssoo 699~!,."'. 5 MEN'S RINGS and GOLD CHAINS 30% OFF FOR FATHER'S DAY A Multimedia Inc. NltWIDIIMr Farmers Bank remodeling project completed; open house set Sunday Dad Will Love This Cellular Car Telephone measure ol security while on the road • Full-dupleK handsfree calling lets you make 2 Secltone, 14 P1gea 25 oent1 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 19, 1992 TANDY" with unique stones set in lOK gold . Low tonight in mid-50s, pari· ly cloudy. Saturday, cloudy. High in mld-60<. Power if it opens in 2005, accord· ing to Kilpatnck. According to the original proposal, which was to upgrade two Sporn units for $660 million, the proJect would be a 50-50 splil with Appalachian Power and Ohio Power sharing lite cost. The question, Kilpatrick said, is why the teller. Here are tellers, from tbe left, Vanessa NEW LOBBY ARRANGEMENT - ConveMiller, Ann Browning, and Shannon Hindy, Vir2inia Corooration Commission. nience to customers is always a concern or the in the Appalachian Power Com- Farmers Bank, and to expedite banking business as."'i"'ting customers, Jenni Werry, left, and Sue pany distric~ would approve Maison. the lobby now features a roped area wbk:h more roughly $470 miltion of lhw raiC efficiently directs customers to the next available payers' money to pay for a high sulfur coal le(hnology in Mason County. Some people feel the proposed plant should be an Ohio Power project since it will benefit Ohio and northern West Virginia high sulfur coal, not coal from the Appalachian Power service area, he COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) represents one of its smaller invest- to $1 million. Bob Evans Farms added. The state is joining Bob Evans ments in tourism advcnising. Past whichnpemtcs in 16 states, has; McManus said after an evaluation of repowcring lite Sporn unit. Farms to co-s ponsor a tourism media buys have reached $700.000 $22 million advertising budget. they found it would not be the most advert ising campaign that State economical approach. He added it Travel Director George Zimmermade more sense to "start from man hopes will be followed by Steven Beha of Scipio Town· ting lhcm to become productive scratch". He stated the propcsed other corporate ventures. upgrade lD Sporn would have heen Zimmerman said lite $600,000 ship has been named executive and con~1buting members of their shared by Appalachian and Ohio media buy for which televi sion director of the Meigs County Board community, and to make avai lable Power bocause Sporn is jointly commercials begin today is intend· or Mental Rewdation and Devel· a network of support for parents and families. owned by the two companies. ed to encourage people to travel opmental Disabilities. Being a resident of Mc1gs CounAs exec utive director, Bella will When considering a new site, Ohi o. eat at Bob Evans restaurants, ty, Beha said his new JOb g1ves him Implement board policies. recom· however, i1 was decided the need and call the 1-800-BUCKEYE a chance to give something back to was in the Appalachian Power number to oblJiin tourism informa· mend new policies and oversee the the community. He also said the operation of the Carleton School Company ICrritory, and therefore tion. area shows a good deal of promise. would be paid entirely by thai SlJite government and the com- and Meigs Industries. He is a graduate of Federal "ith an excellent school staff and a company. pany each are con tributing Hocking High School and received caring network of parents. "The The AEP representative con· $300,000. a bachelor's degree in sociology at support seems to be here in the firmed that the $185 million in "I lhink it's a great partnership Grace College in Winona Lake, community," he said. Dcparunent of Energy (DOE) and I look forward to more in the Ind. money for this scale up of the Tidd future," Zimmennan said. Beha was previously program He joined Gov . George 70 Mw project in Ohio, is someVoinovich and Daniel Evans, the director at Echoing Meadows Resiwhat of a loan , nola grant K1lpalrick stated he understood company's chairman and chief dential Center in Athens for three that if the project goes in the West exec utive officer, in introducing years. He left that job to bocome Virginia and Virginia rate bases for ihe 1992 travel and tourism cam- case manager for the Athens County Board of Mental Retardation and the whole project's costs, the total paign. Developmental Disabilities. and roc Zimmerman said he expects the rate payers will have to pay for the lite past seven years, he has been spots will boost the number of calls entire $918 million. that agency's business manager McManus said, however, that to the state's toll-free travel line. handling a $4 million budget. ··we're already haVing a reconl under Clean Coal Technology, if a One of Beha's main goals for year there. Through the end of May project is shown to be successful, at the Carleton School is to pot more last year, our travel counselors some point in time the government disabled people into the workplace. answered about 97,000 phone calls. expects to be repaid. He concluded . He said he wants to see '"more indiit is not a loan in the typical sense, Through the end of May this year viduals with handicaps working but a cooperative agreement so the ... we've answen:d about 317,000 alongside individuals who are nonDOE can recover part of its cost phone calls," Zimmennan said. He attributed part of the handicapped." He said that repayment may be He said that his number increased volume to AmeriFiora from AEP or through some of its one objective '"is to ensure the pro'92, the international floral exhibivendors . vision of quality services for Meigs tion that runs through Oct. 12 in '"It's a fairly complicated County children and adults with Columbus. recovery agreement," he said. developmental disabilities permitt The $300,000 from the state STEViNBEHA State joining Bob Evans Farms to co-sponsor Ohio tourism campaign Beha named to MR/D D post 1 �Friday, June 19, 1992 ., Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVO'IltD TO THE IN'I'ERESTS or 1HE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant PubUsher/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LETfERS OF OPINION .,. welcome. They should be less than 300 wo~ds. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, _,.,and telephone oumber. No unsisned leiter> wiU be published. Lettcn sbould be in good Laste, addressing issue1, not penonalities. Bush on near-perfect campaign stage at summit ByWALTERR.MEARS AP Special CCHTespond..t WASHJNGTON - At the summit, a campaigning president plays lhe perfect stage, displaying the diplomatic powers he alone commands, where no political rival can tread. So it was for President Bush - two days at the lOp, with Russian Pmident Bais Yeltsin, settling on the sharpest strategic weapons cuts of lhe nuclear age, the centerpiece in an array of economic, scientific and defense cooperation agreements. Bush gained political mileage as he heads into the conventioo swruner of his re-<:lection campaign against two rivals, Democrat BiU Clinton and the polellt independent challenge of Ross Perot The summit Jrovided a nccdcd boost after months of sagging poll ratings and reports of campaign disamy. But this is June; the election is Nov. 3. This is fQ!Qgn policy; the campaign ~has been domestic. And the route from any summit is, by definition, OOwnhill. In the polls. Bush gets his highest IIJlllfOVal ratings on f<Xeign policy, his lowest on the economy. The Democrats have argued, with some impact, that he's paid 100 linle attention Ill problems at home because he prefers forei$11 aftairs. That political problem hasn't gone away, despite Bush's insistence that he has a strong, workable economic and domestic agenda and is being blocked by a Democratic-controlled Congress. Coogressiooal Democmts did agree Wednesday oo a compromise big· c1ty aid progwn, trimmed by more than Sl billion to avoid a Bush veto EDITOR'S NOTE - Walter R. Mears, vico p1 uidellt oDd coiWBnist for Tbt Associated Press, bas rrporltd 01 Woshio&tOII oad natiooal poliliai for mort than 25 years. Berryls World Accu-Wea~ fora:ast for mvesugations launched by vanous government agencies as part of President Nixon 's effort to discredit us . These conspiracies had a By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Maxwell Smart quality to them at times. For example, the CIA agents who were still tailing us were traumatized by the fact that we were lunching with their boss, Richard Helms, the CIA director. This put the agents in the uncomfortable position of having to spy on their own chief. Sources tipped us off to the CIA investigation and provided us with the license numbers of the cars that were following us. With this information in hand, we unleashed the nine Anderson children to conduct their own surveillance of the surveillants. They not only found the agents, but also managed to take their picrures. Slapstick occasionally inuuded into the deadly serious scandal of Watergate. But largely it was a moment in history when it seemed the United States was verging on a coup. Some of the chronology tells the story: Oct. 6, 1970 - President Nixon, who had complained about earlier stOries we had written, positively exploded over a column abow his ~ efforts to get a higher presidenual pension. Not long afterward, Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman assigned a special Whitt House investigatoc, Jack Caulfield, to investigate us. Feb. II, 1971 - In a coofidential report to Haldeman, Caulfield revealed that we had "access to intelligence digests and ... private memoranda." He called for an "overt firing of a person direc~y connected with a leak." This would make "the ·ability of the Andersons of the world to gain White House information both difficult and hazardous." Summer, 1971 - The wrong man, Gene Smith, a $13,500 per year Pentagon cler\, was fingered and dragged before a grand jury. The charges were eventually dropped. Dec. 14 or 15, 1971 - Nixon, furious over our stories that he had lied about his India-Pakistan policy, unleashed the notorij)IIS White House plumbers againil us. They "And when did you first notice that you didn't scare anyone? ... " • IToledo I 64' I • set aside their investigation of Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ells berg and scrawled the name Jack Anderson on a wallboard in lheir basement sanctum, as their new public enemy No. I. Late December, 1971- The plumbers also discussed coating the steering wheel of our car wtth an exotic poison that they intended to scrounge from the Central lntelli· gence Agency. This was suPJ?OSed to penetrate the skon, causong a fatal accident. But, as far as we could learn, no assassination order was actually issued to the plumbers. January 1972 - The Central Intelligence Agen~y began " Project Mudhen," an illegal and topsecret investigation of the sources that led to the India-Pakistan columns. A staggering total of 1,566 CIA employees were grilled, without a single confession or clue. Feb. 15, 1972 -Out of sheer desperation, the CIA placed us under surveillance. Twenty of the a~ency's top snoops, laden with bmoculars, secret cameras and other James Bond-type paraphernalia, followed us around the country and photographed people entering our offu. March 9 or 10, 1972 - President Nixon told aides at meeting in the Oval Office: "We have to get the goods oo Jack Anderson." He instructed John Ehrlichman to call FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover and ask for any dirt they might have. Marth 18, 1972 - White House Counsel John Dean delivered to the president an FBI summary of its Anderson rue. Nixon was so disappointed t1w he scribbled a handwritten, "Dear Edgar" note to Hoover, aslting for more details. Additional information was fur· Pero~ he had specific explanations of just what he will do to solve the nation· s problems: Fight the recession with a pro-investment national Martin Schram ecooomic suategy; fight crime in our city sueets; reform health cait by clamping down on runaway costs, insurance and drug companies; show COOl p;ISSion for Haitian refugees and not rewand Chinese despots. The public got plenty of help in r.guring out Perot - mainly from Perot himself. After a two-hour call -in e>travaganza on NBC's "Today," NBC compared what Perot had said and his record (the son of additional reporting print reporters routinely do after inter· viewing but before publishing). On the next "Today," NBC's Lisa Myers analyzed Perot's false state· ments and mis-statements: Bearding the Truth - Perot flatly declared "I didn't prohibit beards" when he ran Electronic Data Systems (EDS); but an EDS employee manual obtained by the Associated Press states , ' Beards may 1101 be worn.' In 1983, a judge said an employee was fired " .. .roc no reason other than his refusal to shave his bean!." Social Security False-Carding - Perot flatly denied suggesting a cut in benefits for people earning more than $60,001. But in April, he said he'd cut the deficit by raising at least S20 billion by getting "folks like me" to give up their benefits. Congressional budget expem confirmed that to save even S20 billion, he'd have to deny Social Security and Medicare benefits to all with incomes over S60,oo:J. Each revelation cost Perot supporterS, and eventually, the presidency. Back on June 4, a Democratic poll showed thai 71 percent of Perot's backers disproved of Bush's JOb performance and a whopping 87 percent wanled a new president No ~. when these voters peeled away from Perot, they went to Clinton, not Bush. The Demoalll also won support t from votm of all nces foc telling Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition a tough black-and-white truth. Clin1011 criticized their embrace of rap singer Sister Souljab. who, in a tape-recorded Washington Post Tricky questions on abortion polls mothtr. '' But a Big Lie can usually beat the truth over the shon run . The pro-abortionists' technique is to tate polls of their own that ask trick questions, then cite those in support of their claim to majority support. A recent cumple is 81 Associated Pless poll taka! bel>oeen May 29 and June 2 this year. The poll· Stees asked 1,009 people what they would want their state to do if the Supreme Coun ovenurns Roe v. William A. Rusher Wade and returns the issue to the states foc decision there. According to the AP, "A 57 percent majority would want abor· lion to remain legal, while 27 per· etnt said they would want abortion illegal in their state. AnOOx< 6 per· cent would want it legal in some cases. Nine percent wen:n 't sure.·· That certainly seems, at frrst glance, to SUJlll(Wl the pro-abonion· ists' contention. In fac~ however, it is a massive deceplion. .At present, under Roe v. Wade, a woman is entitled to have an abortion in her first trimester if she wants to - period. Her motive is irrelevant, and she ._. not ()OIISII!t any doctor about her decision (unless you count the abortionist, of course, whose consent can be assumed). J But here is the question the AP's pollsters actually asked: "If a facts of her particular case - prewoman wants to have an abortion sumably including her phySical and her dectDr agrees to it, should health, psychological condition, she he allowed to have an abortion, marnal status. etc. - adds his con· or not?" It was Ill that question that sent to her own. In those circum · 57 percent of those polled stances, the pollster is implicWy answered in the affmnative. asking, would you want your state But that is not, of course, what to make it legal for the woman to the AP reported, or what Roe v. have the abortion? Wade says a woman is enti~ed to It was to that question that 57 do. percent of those interviewed The AP ' s ques tion begins responded affurnatively. briskly enough ("If a woman But that leaves uncertain how wants to have an abortion ... "). many of the 57 percent assumed But then it adds a crucial clause: they were s~;senting to abor· .. .. .and her doctor agrees lO iL.. ... aoo wheR a has determined thai the pregnancy is dangerous to Now, who is this doctor, and the mother - like the 40 penoent in how did be sneail: into the scenario? the Times poll cited earlier, who The tmWet is that the question, as would permit abortion ooly in cerJX.ISCd by the AP's llstm, implic- tain lwd cases. ~~Y puts before ::person being Would the pro-abortionists real· questioned the following "'IJll""ling ly settle for requiring a women to scenario: A woman, finding herself get an independent doctor's con· pregnant, decides she wants an sent before undergoing an abor· abortion. Bll firsl she amults her lion? Ask them. family pbr.sician, or at any rate some qualified doctor (other than Wia. Rusbrr b 1 SJ!Idbtthe llllortionisl). ed tol•••l•t for Newsp•per This doctoc. considaing all the Eaterprlst A"'dotioll. • •I Colutmus I 69' I • W.VA. iill, .., ::~oo;::~:::··==G:':':·.,::==:...::-=-..:,..;;.....::Simr~-:o~;"~==-=~:=:.... ~ of) Weac~~-er Soutb-CtntralObio Tonight, mostly cloudy. Low 55.()(). Chance of rain 20 percent Saturday, mostly cloudy with a sIight chance of showen. High in the mid.()()s. Chance of rain 30 per- E:rtended for~ast: Sunday t•rougb Tutaday: Fair through the period. Highs in the 60s Sunday and Monday and in the mid.()()s to low 70s Tuesday. Lows in the 40s. --Area deaths-William Krackomberger Keith Mutchler Keith Mutchler, 66, of Athens, died at St Joseph Hospital, ParkWilliam Krackomberger, 82, of ersburg, W. Va., late Thursday Scout Camp Road in Chester, died evening, June 18, 1992. on Wednesday, June 17, 1992 at Born at Rutland, he was the son Ohio State University Hospital in of the late Dwight and Marvel HalColumbus. He was an eleclrician. laday Mutchler. His parents later Born on February 2, 1910 in moved Ill Chicago, IU. where Keith Keasbey, NJ., he was the son of graduated from Southshore High the late John and Mary Mueller School. After high school, he Kractomberger. served three years in the U. S. Surviving are his wife, Golda Navy, World War II, in communi· Singer Krd:omberger of Cheslet; cations intelligence, where he was a daughter, Mary Dempsey of awarded the Presidential Unit CitaChesttr; two sons, Eugene (Viola) tion. Long of Lon Bouom llld William He was a graduate of Chicago (Phyllis) lrackomberger of Arts Institute, attended DePaul Atlantic Highlands, N.J .; a niece, University, and rw~ived his bacheMrs. George Kell of Bethlehem, loc of fme arts from Ohio UniversiPa.; IS ~hildren and 13 great- ty in 1959. He was a retired comgrandchildren. mercial artist, having been Besides his pments, be was pre- employed as an iliUSIIaiOr in Chicaceded in death by two IORS, John go, Oayton, Cincinnati, and William Krtlctontberger and El11011 Columbus, where be was employed Long; a daughter, Iva Pearl Ra)' - at the Columbus Dispatch for 15 bum; and sevaal brotben and SIS- years prior to his retirement in April 3, 1972 - The CIA snoops ceased their vigil, perhaps demoralized by the unwelcome junioc paparazzi. The turning point, the vindicating moment for the media. did not come until more than a year afiCr "Project Mudhen." It happened when one of the burglars, James McCord. passed a note to U.S. Dis· trict Judge John Sinca, JUSt as McCord was about to he sentenced for the break-in. The note revealed t1w the third-rat.e burglary was just the tip of an ugly iceber&. Jock Anderson and Michael Biastein art syadicated columnists for atwspapu Enterprise A5sociltioo. United Frature Syadicatt, lac. interview, had urged, "If black people kill black people every day, why not have a week and kill white people." Clinton was not seen as taking a racial stand, but, in a retieshing departwe, as a Democrnt with the courage to stand up for what's righL Finally, Clinton, who'd been promising a "can-00" presidency, discovered how to help himself. In late swnmc:r, he took some advice from an outsider. He viewed videotapes of town meetings of Perot and himself - but with the sound off- and asked himself, based on appearance of conviction and determinalioo, who looked more like a can-do president? (He had to answer: Perot) Then he listened to radio versions and asked himself, based upon inflection and vocal energy, who sounded more like a can-do President? (He had to answer: Perot.) So it was that Bill Clinton discovered hiS destiny - just in time to send the pundits who'd already wnnen Ius pohtical ob1tuaries scurrymg Ill rewntt and rethink. Martin Schram is a syndicated columnist for Newspaper Enterprist Association. PA. IND. ters. He attended the South Bethel New Te.stament Church and was a member of the IBEW Locaii4S6 in New Jersey. Funeral aervices will be held on Saturday at II a.m. at Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor Duane Sydenslricttr officiating. Burial will be in Sutton Back to the future with Pres. Clinton Sun ghstens off freshly plowed snowbanks, framing the Capitol grounds with a whitt that matches the gleaming dome on this Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1993. Global warming hasn' t struck yet. But even the scientists are not as wrong as all the pundits who are still groping to explam the collapse of their conventional wisdom, as the 42nd president of the United States takes his oath. "I, William Jefferson Clinton, do solemnly swear.... " In the background, a nation of lip-readers sees thai George Herbcrt Wallcer Bush also seems to be silen~y swearing. BUI that is easily explained, given thai he finished third, beaten 10 electoral votes by even the unpany politico, Henry Ross Perot Looking back. we cru1 see where the pundits and pols went wroog. It started baclr. in the second week of June 1992. That was when Clintm began to figure out the public and the public hegan to figure out Perot. Both had help. Clintrn got his t.:lp from watChing Perot. He starred m his own TV town meeting s and call -ins using them to show that, unlike conditions and high temperatures MICH. nisbed One of the most brazen lies bei ng uttered in the public arena today is the assertion that a majorily of the American people favor legalized abortion. On the contrary. a clear majority of them e11her oppose it in all cases whatsoeva or favor it only in certain specific, rare and diffiCUlt eases. I pointed that out in this column lhrtt yean ago, citing a survey of 1,497 adults taken for The New Yor\ Times between June 20 and 1une 25. 1989. Of those questioned, 44 pen:ml said they believed abortion should "be legal as it is now." But 13 percent said it should never be allowed at all, and a fW1ber .CO percent believed it "should be allowed only in cases of rape, incest, oc a threat to the life rl the " ... Jack S(nt could MillO fat, becsus8 his BAD ciiiJisstero/ ltwel was VERY high." Saturday, June 20 Watergate still sends ripples, 20 years later lhreaL With that impasse lx'oken, Bush may he able ~gain actioo oo a bill to provide U.S. loan guarantees, technical assistance and other backing for a $24 billion international eff<xtlll aid Russia and the other staleS of the dismanded Soviet Unioo. Democrats have said American cities sllould come f1tsL "Vcry candidly, so the people of Russia will understand ... there is some sentiment here that we should coocentnlle all our efforts in terms of spending domestically," Bush said 81 his joint Wbitt House news oonference with Yeltsin. But he said the bill will pass; he'd wanted it dooe before Yeltsin came to town. "We are in an election year here and the people of Russia have to ID!derstand it's a little strange out there and things wort differently." Indeed, while Bush and Ycltsin were meeting, Boston Mayor Ray Flynn grumbled that American maya-s oouldn't Jel his attention, and might do heUu pldalding 10 be from Moscow oc Kiev. Yeltsin's surprise discloslm thai his refoon government has found Communisl-en 1ecu<k of American sc:rvi:cmen from Vietnam and other wars held prisoner in the old Soviet Union - and that some might still be alive- may be a problem in Congress and the campaign 100. To coogressional suggestions that the POW question he answered before aid is approved. the Russian said candor shouloo't be penalized. A U.S.·Russian team is Ill mvestigale. That question could becool<: a p~esidential campaign topic because Perot has said foc years that he had evidence Arnc:ricans wen captive in V1etnam, and has accused the government of failing 10 act on his f'mdings. HJS spokesman said Yeltsin's information squaml with infmnation Perot had gathered. Whatever the problems. the assets of cam~gn-year summitry have heen proven befoo:. Twenty years af!O. Richard Nixon went 10 Beijing in February, and to the Soviet Union m May, f01 summit meetings thai ~ICd U.S. con~acts with China and, foc the first time, sent an American president to Moscow. He came back with a strategic arms timitMion agreement and foreign policy helped boost Ius standing toward )lnds)idc re-election. Seeking his second term m 1984. Ronald Reqan met with Soviet For· cign Ministc:r Andrei Gromyko. short of lhe summit but a step away from his "evil empire" hard-line foreign policy. By the time he lefl office, he'd met Soviet leaders at the summit five times. As vice president, preparing Ill run for the White House, Bush had a hand in the December 1987 sum mit with Mikhail Gorbachev. He acknowledged some jockeying for a piece of the action when he was a candidate, and S8ld it's fine wuh him that Clmtrn is seeing Yeltsin. "You don'l think he 's playmg politics?" a CNN interviewer asked Bush . " Who, Clmton or Yeltsm?" the president replied, laughin~. "No, I thmk it's fme .... This is an annual four -year dance, and it's 1\ne. ' Yeltsin was cm:umspecL "As for the future.'' he said. "Russia will respect the wishes of the Americru~ people ." OH IO Weiltil el Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 19, 1992 WASHINGTON - Winston Churchill once ·said that there 's nothing more exhilarating th an bemg shot at- and missed. It's a sentiment that desc ribes our feelings in a week marking the 20th anniversary of the WaiCrgaiC burglary. And it's a reminder that "eternal vigilance" is sull the price of liberty. Once described as a " third-rate burglary," Watergate and the web of scandals that it now generically refers to, ushered in one of the darkest constitutional and political crises in American history. Very few people recall the state of siege that befell Washington in the months immediately following the infamous burglary. In pursuing the Watergate story, the media became targets in a shooting gallery, sitting ducks for the Whitt House to align in its sights. The man who led the mediabashing was none other than Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, who made headlines and won public support by referring Ill the I"CS5 as "nattering nabobs of negativism." But Agnew was 1101 alone. So did the young chairman of the Republican National Committee, a fonner congressman named George Bush. But the war of words was nothing compared to the plols and Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Cemelay. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 2 to 9 p.m. Stocks • ' ' . 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Sunset tonight will be at 9:03 p.m. Sunrise Saturday will be at 6:03a.m. Arould the nation Showers and thunderstorms swept toward the East Coast today, spawned by the same system that ~= tornadoes and hail in the On Thursday, winds tore the roof off a high school gymnasium in Cashion, Okla., and part of the roof at a supennaR:et in Lexington, Ky ., collapsed. Strong thunderstorm winds or a tornado damaged 16 homes and several hams around Bagdad, Ky . Golf-haU-sizt hail fell Thursday on eastern Indiana and inch-thick hail on north -central Kentucky . Wind gusts to 58 mph wen recorded at Ann Arbor, Mich. Lexington. Ky., received 4 1/2 inches of rain between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday. Drought said 'severe or extreme' in much of state COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Storms that rumbled across the state produced locally heavy rain but did lit~e to reverse a worsening drought, state and federal officials said. The National Weather Service told the State Drought Assessment Committee oo Thursday that seven of the state's 10 climate regions were experiencing severe or extreme drou~ht as of June 13. "Extreme ' is the worst category on lhe index used by the weather service to measure drought severity. "It's getting worse, if anything," said Gene Kino, public information officer for the Ohio .10 .40 through the lower Great Lakes to the northern Plains; in the 80s in the East, central Plains and Rocky Mountains; in the 90s across the South and topping 100 in Arizona. · The high for the nation Thursday was 108 degrees at Lake Hava- - su City, Ariz. ; Thunderstorms in Oklahoma spawned two tornadoes near Lahoma and produced baseball-size hail at Yale and Kingfisher and golf ball-size hail at Pawnee and Oklahoma City. Elsewhere, showers and thunderstorms were scattered from northern California to the Dakotas, over the Florida peninsula and along the central Gulf Coast. Dry weather prevailed over the rest of the nation. Temperatures today were forecast in the 60s in the upper Great Lakes and along the Pacific coast; in the 70s from New England Emergency Management Agency. Storms Wednesday and Thursday brought I inch or more of rain in some areas. Alan Ringo, hydrologist at the weather service office in Cleveland, said the rain might temporarily keep drought conditions stable. "It may keep things as they are. I doubt there'll be any improvement, but just maintain the status quo," Ringo said. The drought was worse in three regions June 13 than it was in the previous week. Conditions went from moderate to severe in the north central counties and from mild to modente in the southwest and south central regions. EMS units answer nine calls Nine calls for assistance were Anderson was taken to Veterans. answered by units of Meigs County At 6:34 r.m., Pomeroy squad went Emergency Services on Thursday to Laure Cliff Road. Robert Moore and Friday. was taken to Veterans . At 8:44 On Thursday at9:50 am .. Syra- p.m., Pomeroy squad went to Peach cuse unit went to Karr Street. Mar- Fork Road. James Hess was taken cia Karr was taken to Veterans to Veterans. Memorial Hospital. At II :23 a.m., On Friday at 3:3 1 a.m., Rutland Pomeroy and Middleport squads squad wok Robert Dow front Main went to an auto accident at the Street to Veterans. At 3:34a.m .. parking lot. Sarah Bush and Pomeroy squad went to an auto Woodrow Kuhn were taken Ill Vet- accident on Mulberry Avenue . erans, while Helen Arnott and Tammy Watkins was taken to William ·Arnott refused treabnenL Pleasant Valley Hospital. At 8:46 1989. At 11:50 a:m., Pomeroy squad He is survived by a brodlci' and went to Overbrook Center. Cora a.m., Racine unit went to Bashan Road for Laura Baker. She was sister-in-law, Dwight and Carole Webb was taken Ill Veterans. treated but not transported. Syra· Mutcber, Cincinnati; two nieces, At 2:25 p.m., Tuppers Plains cuse unit later took her to Veterans. Mn. Scott ~) Ritrtr, Seattle, squad went to Reedsville. Betty Wuh., and Diane Mutcher, Columbus; one nephew Erie Mutcher, Cincinnati. Funeral services will be conducted at I p.m. Sunday at the The second accident occurred at Four persons were injured in lagers and Sons Funeral Home in two accidents investigated Thurs- 3:23 a.m. this morning when Athens by the Rev. Daniel Kiger. Tammy Watlc_ins, 28, of Pomeroy Burial will be in Alexander Ceme- day and early Friday morning by lost control of her 1981 Oldsmobile 1«)1. Friends may call at the funenl Pomeroy police. The first accident occurred at and it struck a concrete wall on the home Saturday, 2 to S p.m. 11:13 a.m. on the upper pamng lot Catholic Church parking lot on Earl Sharp off East Main Street. Sarah Bush, Mulberry Ave. According to police, Watlc_ins, Earl Kennard "Kenny" Sharp, 43, ofLetan, W.Va. was traveHng 74, of Camp Verde, Ariz., died at west through the parting lot when who was traveling South on Mulhis home on Wednesday, June 10, William Arnott, 70, of Racine berry. was taken by the Pomeroy 1992. pulled into the lot off East Main emergency squad to Veterans He was born on February 21 , Street and collided with the Bush Memorial Hospital where she refused treatment. She was then 1918 at Vales Mill, Ohio vehicle. (Columbia To~). He was the Bush and a passenger in her car. transferred to Pleasant Valley Hosson of the late Willwn Bundy and Woodrow Kuhn, 76, of Letart. W. pital in Point Pleasant, W. Va . Ruth Vir.inia Bowen Sharp. He Va., were transported to Veterans where she was treated and released. There was light damage to the was a retired, self-employed sales Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy left front cornc:r and bumper of the and maintenance repairman of and MiddlepM squads. Both were vehicle. Watlc_ins was cited for DUI laundry and dry cleaning equip- ueated and released. Helen Amoa. ment He was a veter111 of the U.S. 73, of Racine, a passenger in the and failure Ill control. Army during World War II. 1988 Otevnolet pickup truck driven Surviving are three soos: Dallas by William Arnott was taken by Earl (Charlene) Sharp of Galloway, private vebicle to the office of Dr. Tax deadline extended At the request of the Meig s Marvin Boyd (Patty) Sharp, Kings- Douglas Hunter in Racine for trealCounty Treasurer, the Meigs Counm.-. Ind., and Ervin Lloyd (Coo- menL ty Commissioners have extended nie) Sharp, Crawfordsville, Ind.; a There was moderate damage Ill the deadline for payment of properdaughter, Joyce Earlene Sharp the passenger side and front end of ty taxes to July 10, according to Melton, Reynoldsburjl; a brother, the Bush vehicle, and light damage Commissioner Richard E. Jones. Gerald Arty (Mary Alice) Sharp of to the front of the truck driven by Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Warren Arnou. He was cited for failure to (Lois) H!vnmond, Greenup, Ky.; an yield the right of way. aun~ Ama Halliday of Dex&er; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren: and several nieces and nephews. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER fll. lHIU Beside& his pments, he was preDisch.trges, June 18 Mrs . JOHN GOOOIAII, mlY IIGIUS ceded in death by two wives, Anna Collins Sharp and Pearl Abston Joseph Hammond and son, James Sharp; his brother, Warren Dale Hess, Mrs. Glenn House and son, Sharp; and a grandson, Jeffrey Mn. Michael King and son, Eliza Reynolds, Mrs. Larry Strickland Sharp. Funeral services were held on and son, Margaret Wilson and Mrs. OMIIVIIIIIG SHOW 7:JO Wednesday at Schoedinger Hilltop Jason Yeauger and son. Binhs, June 18 Mr. and Mrs. ·-$1.51 Chapel in Columbus, with Rev. 44Ht2J James Bnowning,Jactson, a daugh· Kenneth F. Clad:, Jr., officiating. let. Burial was in Sunset Cemetery. Memorial contributiona may be made 10 the Franklin County division of the Amc:rican Heart Association. a•nou~~el•gthe PRESENTING THE FLAG - Jobn Wetkli (right) or Pomeroy's American Legion Drew Webster Post 39 presents tbe American nag to Andrew Miles, tbis week's dean of tbe Obio Valley Christian Assembly's summer camp in Darwin. Tbe legionnaires presenttd and raised the nag Thursday attbe camp. See additional photo on page 6. •' ••' --Meigs announcements Aerobics demonstration Hill reuoioo Jeanne Owen will present a proDescendants of the late Alben and Eliza Hill will have their annu· gram on aerobics at the Meigs al reunion at Sw Mill Pari< on June County Public Library on Wednes · 28 with a carry-in dinner at noon. day. Two sessions will he present· · .. All friends and relatives are invit· ed. The first session, at 2 p.m., is for children age preschool through .. ed. the third grade. The second session, · · · Volleyball tournament The Middleport Recreation at 2:45 p.m., is for children age Department will sponsor a volley · four and over. The presentauon is ball tournament at the volleyball offered free of charge. courts at General Hartinger Pari< on Revival July 12. This wiU be a eoed touma· Revival at the Pentecos tal ment and each team must have two women on the coun at all times. Assembly, Route 124, Racine. will Interested teams may receive appli· he held Wednesday through June cations and infonnatioo by contact- 28 at 7 p.m. nigh~y with Rev. Jim ing the Middleport Recreation Barrouse. Pas10r ·villiam Hoback Depanment at (614)992-6782 by invites lhc public. June 26, registnltion deadline. GilUlan reunion Library hoard to meet A reunion for descendants and The regular buard meeting of the Meigs County Public Library friends of Elben and Della Gillilan will he held Sunday at the Kyger will he held June 25 at I p.m. Creek Power Plant/Club House beginning at noon . ••••••••• SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 4524 •. : . 7 $3.10 lU IIATJ~m I TUESil"'T .... ~GA l ~ ~~ ~T SS.I m~1110 s~ AIJAl A()III!S!ON Four injured in two accidents Hospital news The Dlily Sentioel The Dally Sentlnei-Page--3 . tOT,.U~IUF!I 1f 't'OII'r ~ \o 'II!, •wlyitAt. ~, t, J ~t~OM-~~~..-~\Wofld' ,..., .... 'IHC...o ~ ...~~~~~ nus. THE BABE Hospital news Vttena Mewlal THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Hue! a.e-. Pomtroy. THURSDAY DISCHARGES James Anderson and William Wbiningtoll. Wednesday admission: Bessie Turley, Middleport Wednesday discharge: Mary King DR. JAMES CONDE Is closing of his •edkal practice at 155 N. 2IIHI Av. I• Middleport, Ohio EHectlve July 15, 1992 lltdlcal record will be transferred to the phrsklan of choice upon request. I wish to thank MJ patients for their support and wls• rou the best of health In the future. JAMES P. CONDE D.O. •• �•· Sports The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 19, 1992 . Page-4 With 7-5 win over Braves, Cincy hikes NL West lead over Atlanta By The Associated Press The Cincinnati Reds can do no wrong. They even can make the best opposition mess up. The Reds won their seventh straight and 19th in 23 games, extending their NL West lead 10 4 1/2 games over the Atlanta Braves with a 7-5 victory Thursday night . Atlanta had won seven in a row and are on a 16-3 streak. "The way we've been playing, when we get an opening, we lake advantage," Reds manager Lou Piniella said. First, the Reds took advantage of three errors for three runs off John Smoltz. Alter Atlanta rallied to tie it 5·5, pinch hiner Glenn Braggs hit a two-run homer in the lOth for the vic lOry. Braggs hit his fm;t home run of the season off Mike Stanton (1-4) . following a one-out walk to Hal Morris . "It looked like a pretty good pitch, a sinker down, " Stanton said. ''I'm making a mistake here and a mistake there, and it's cost· ing me. They've been jumping all ·over it" Earlier, Paul O'Neill had a tworun homer that put the Reds ahead · -5-3. II snapped a 1-for-32 slump - and was his first-ever hom er in · Atlanta and his first this season 500 53 4&4 468 6j 7~ CKJucier&-1), 8:0Sp.m . T~ (Gur:man &-1) 462 .460 8 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE - '' Euten DhWon W L Pet. Pit&lbwJh .......... 38 27 .58.5 GB Teem Stl..D.Ua ... .12 32 ChiCIIao.... ..31 Momrcal ... . .. 29 Ntiiw Yart. ....... . .30 JltW.dc!PUa .... . .29 B 33 35 34 ems (Voi<n ~5) . J pm. New Yodt: (Sandmon 4-S) at Bahi· m01111 {Sutcliffe 9..t),HIS p.m. DcnoiL: (Groom 0--{1) at C1ric1Jo (N.cCui.JU J-6), 7:0S p.m. CJ..E\'EU.ND (Bo~Kber 2-1} It Milw.ukoc (Bwio 4--<t). HIS _p.m. Suttle (DeLucia 2-:J) tt Minocaota In the majors ... ,.. with arunner on base. scutne. "Med's 1 8Jeal biiUI and I Deion Sanden was 3 for 3 with was trying 10 CUDC ill 81111 illlim in the leg. Thai was the best slrW: I a homer for the Braves. Elsewhere, it was San Diego 9, threw oil night I waa't png tD San Francisco 4 in a brawl-marred t.alce what be was goiag to disb game; St. Louis 8, New York 3; oul'' Mon treal 4, Pittsburgh 0 ; and Canllulsi,Mdll Pbiladelphia 4, Cllicago 3. At New York, the Cardinals Padres 9, Giants 4 climbed t.:lc 10 .500 81111 the Mels At San Diego, Gary Sheffield continued to sink.. Omar Olivan:s hit two homers, one a grand slam, piu:bed seven s1tu1out innings and and Frank Seminara got his fust sparl:ed 1 three-run rally with a maja·league win. double. But the spotlight was s10len by a Bodt lealllS en~ the game fourth-inning bmw! as botll bench- having lost 14 l'llbeir pevious 19 es emptied. gannes. New Yod: has lost sill of Fred McGnff, the next batter the fli'St SC¥CO games cia _ . after Sheffield hit his grand slam, high 14-game bomCSWICI and its was hit in the leg by Trevor Wil- players called a meeling after the son. McGriff dropped his bat and game. charged the mound. Wilson threw "It was a little get-togttber," his glove at McGriff and the two said Bobby Bonilla, wbo did not tumbled to the ground start because of a shin bruise . Within seconds, players and "We're frustnled. We bad a discoaches from the two sides mixed cussioo and a lot l'l good amc out it up in an all-out fight Wilsoo and of it" McGriff went at it again after peace Espoa 4, l'hks. apparently had been restored. Both At Pittsbllflb, the Expos got were ejected, as were San Francis· going early 8lld the Pindes never co baning coach Dusty Balcer, got going. Padres third base coach Bruce Moises Aloa, Ully Walker and Kimm, bullpen catcher Ron Ogels- Tim Wallacb bad run-~ cJoo. by, and pitcher Jose Melendez. . bles in the firs inuinl Nab"I was getting knocked around bolz and Jeff n-o dtfto.bil the a liule bit ," said Wilson, whose PiraJes. face was puffy and red from the Nabbolz (S-S) bad a t-.lliut:r ' ·' .S4.'S .HO 431 4_.'S 5..'S 8.5 12 426 12 .434 Thursday's scores - ........ ''5!Qug 'J Montral4, Pi 0 ONCINNATI 7, A ta 5, 10 inninp S.. Lou.ill, New Yndl 3 bon (I)opoo 3·2) • Tau (Brown 9--4), 9{15 p m. Suod1y's p.ma ~ule aL ~. l :<li p.m. CL EVELAND 11 M.il"lllka:, l :H pm 0cuut II Otiuao. llS p.m. Toronao 11 KIIUUCity, 2:35p.m.. DU.iuad It C &lifaJUI, :s :m p.m. &aoo at T~•. !05 p.m. ~. VoO. at &1timore, l:OS p.m. Major league leaders San l'Jiettl 9, San FRPciK:cl 4 Natloaatl.eocue Tonlgbt's games Oix:a&CI (ltcboo 2· 7) at Phil.u1dphu (Drin.k O.Z), 1JS ~"' Montreal (Hill .'S -4) at PiiUb urah (Dnb:i 5-4), 7:3.5 p.m. ONONNATI (S•indell 6-2) tt Ati&ntl (l..abnnci 6-2), 7:40p.m. S\. LcuiJ (Ccmria- J. .'S ) II New Y oft (IJooOon 4-6), 1:40 p.m. l.m Az:r.,W. (C.ndiotci 6-5) It Houlton (}lamitch U), I :3S p.m. 5.vl Dtcta (B . Hum 6-5) .II Sa! fnn . cisco (iiJbdli J-4), 10:35 pm Saturday'! games L011 An,olr.• (R . Mutincz 3-4) 1t tb.Wa (J. one~ ) .()), 3 pm. San Dieao (l.drcru S4) at Sa! PrandK. (Dio<f ~ 1). J pm. OU.:..ao (U ptna M.addw 7 -6) d Ph.iladd· (Mulholland 6-4), 7 :0:5 pm. Mont:o~l (Oardncr 5-5) It Pintburah (L Smith S-5), 1 :05 p.m CINCINNATI (Browrun1 ~--4 ) at At · l&nta (Avery 5-5 ), 7:10p.m St. Loui.l (Tewksbury 6-2) ll New YC!It (A .Youna 2·5) , 7:10pm. Sunday 's games Torunlo ... BtltimiX'e . MiJ.,aukcoe BOitOO -- .. New Yoft """"' Cl.EVEL\ND 31 26 594 C.B 606 }4 2(j 54() 32 3() )1 33 516 434 29 J6 4411 IUS J9 409 11 Wtllun Dl,.bkln 38 26 594 Tu• 0v.C-aJO ...... . California .. . Seattle ... IC.IlUU G ty 35 29 ..... 36 32 .... 29 :l-4 .. .28 ~ 28 37 .26 18 ~ -/ J29 4 460 85 4~8 10 ](15 431 .406 11 Tonlgbt's games ••u.kco (Bo:ma l -2), B:OS p.m. Dermis (Ttn&nl :i-5} It Otic&JO (1-!J b-- biJd 6-4), 1:05 p.m Seattle (Flanin1 9 -2) al Minnet o\1 .,..u 6-4),1.05 • .~ Tof1)fllo (Stoa.lemyrt 3-3) at K.uu.u (W1 U 1 -5),1:J5 p.RL OU.l1nd (Stu!lr'l 5-5) 11 CthfomJ a (J"'lnley 2·5), 1OJ5 p.m. Saturday's ~:ames Oai.hnd (Welch :J. :J) 11 C1hfomi1 • •. -. .. • STOLEN BASES - Grit~<m, Mm31; Lankford, St. l..olla, 21; Lc.V, S111 Fn.n~ . 2fr, DoShiclda, MOI&ta.l, 20-, Gan1, A tlanl.a, 20; D. Sandel, Atl.nta, 18; Robala, COCINNAn 11. PITCIIJNG (I ded•iona) Blfltlwla.d, CINONNAn 1-l, .U9, 2.0:J; Gl.avw; AllllflLI, 10..3, _169, l91 ; Tmnlm, Pi~ , 9-3, .750, 1.11 ; Switulcll. CINQNNA"n. 6-2. .750, 1.91; Tewkl· bury, SL l..c:J,W,, 6-2, .750, 2.n; l..a'brudl. Athnta, 6- 2, .750, 1.69; L.effau , San 667. 3 39. SllUXEOLITS - Coae.. New- Yori, ! OJ, Smo!u. Atlantt, 9-4; S. Fern...nda, N~· Yam. 94: Kevin On:.. ~ Anaeb. 74: Bene., S•n Dieao. 7:J; Rr.l_cher, G NONNATI, 71; G.~ aua,o. 10. Dnld, Pin&bur&h. 70. SAVES - Lee lm.itb, St. Louia, 17; Chull-011, CINCINN!TI. 16; D. Ionea, o.,........ DAmNG ~ hckeU , hlinaNoll , 349: R. Alomu, Taoaao • .3lS: Boldd. Oillnd. .333; ~ - ~oWaooz. MolJLor, MiJwuhe, .J21 ; Winfield, Tonlll~, .JIO: Midi:, Mma.ou, .306. RUNS - P\acten, MiMuota , 51 , Mad., Minne~<~ta, ..(1: LlobbLX:h, Ninncaota, 41 ; McOwire, Oathnd, ..(S ; f'tullq:., Delbuh, ·~: R. Martinez, Seattle. .. 2: ~to. TOIQnCO, 41 : C&!1a, r-w. 41 ; Molil«, Milnubc., 41 s..u.. .m, RBI - M<(JwU, CUI ..... ll; f'l><k. ~~ . Min.nea.ou, n: fielder. IklloiL. 51 : Carttz, Toronto, 45; Fryman, 0caUt. 43; MdC1101l. Baltimore, 42; J~WL Or.araleL, T~u. m., Tr.w,4l. HITS - Puckca. MinntJioq, ,_: BICr- fll, a.EVELANO, 71: B. Manintl. Sea\- SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1992 HOME COOKED TURKEY DRESSING lllahed Potatoes Open leader ByTIMUOITA PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Except fer Gil ~- nobody thinks this ltind of sconng can continue. So who are yoo going to listen to - the guy leading the tournament or all those other guys blinking in disbelief, trying to remember that this is Pebble Beach and this is the u.s. Open? With its greens soft and its ocean winds still on Thursday, Pebble Beach played more like it was hosting dte Phoenix Open than its thin! U.S. Open, doling out birdies and low scores with unprecedented generosity. "The course was absolutely there for the laking this morning," Mart McCumber said. ''There was never more than a two- or threeyard wind, and the coune is in perfect coodition. "Pebble Beach will get its due before it's over." Round One went to the players, 45 of whom shot par or better in the opening round. Morgan made eight birdies and shot a 6-under 66, the lowest ftrst round in any of the three U.S. Opens played over the scenic oceanfront course. Curtis Strange made seven birdies and was one backat67. Andy Dillard, a qualifier playing in his first Open, birdied the f1rs1 sill holes of the championship and wBIJ one of three golfers at 4under 68. Phil Mickelson, playing in his fli'St tournamentBIJ a pro, and SteVe Pate also shot 68s. "Thi5 is June and this is a pretty docile time for the weather," Pate said. "I think you're going to see a lot of single-day good scores, but nothin• terribly low for the tournamenl'r There were 29 sub-par scores in the opening round. In addition 10 419 birdies, 11 eagles were made, including Ted Schulz's 183-yard 7ilm for a 2 on the 464-yard, par-4 nintll hole, considered Pebble's tougbest. According to Nick Faldo, this tind <I scoring just cannot continue. "It's the U.S. Open. You can't hit it anywhere and get away with anything," said Faldo, who birdied four boles between 9 and 14 . "Guys . . going 10 take a run, and progressively it's going to get tougher and tougher as the week goes: OO, Mor~an, who one-pulled 10 greens m the fust round, thought dilfen:ntly. "If conditions remain the same, I think the Open lliCCCd will be brokm, .. Morgan said. The record for four rounds in the Open is 8-under by Jack Nicklaus in 1980 at Baltusrol, site of the 1993 Open. No one has ever even reached I0 under at any time in the Open. Morgan, though, could be for given for getting a little carried away. He did most of his scoring on the easiest part of the course with birdies on five of the flrsl six holes. Strange, who won consecutive Opem in '88 and '89 but has not won a PGA Tour event since, did & Gravy, Buttel'lld Urna $ 95 Bean., Hot Roll, 4 BRING DAD IN FOR FREE SUNDAE FOR FATHER'S DAY . OPEN 10A.M.-8:30 P.M. UNWAVERING CONCENTRATION is what CiDcinoati secood baseman Bill Doran (19) puts to use in his throw to first to complete tbe double play after retlriDg Atlanta's Delon Sanders (bottom) at second in the ftrst inning of Thursday night's Natiooall.eague game in Atlanta, whicb the Reds won 7-5. (AP) __. Nal__., .w• 'dn SACRAhiF.NTO liNGS - Namd Eddie JOJd..ul ~ CIGIIICk _.,_ ... GREEN BAY PACIEU - Sipell ~-­ Hoct., TA~==-~ T-'" ed P-redlllric Cllab«., pabcMcr. to tk MoatrM.I CaulliCIII for Jeu-O... c 8 t , ~~OTON CAJ'ITALS S;pod ... -..o.,;~ - .-----------...1 THE RING HOLE By ED SCHUYLER JR. LAS VEGAS (AP) - It was on a Friday nightl4 years and 10 days ago that Larry Holmes jumped iniO the swimming pool at Caesars Palce. He had upset Ken Nor10n for the WBC heavyweight championship. This Friday night outdoors at Caesars, he will try 10 upset Evander Holyfield and become the undisputed heavyweight champion. Should he pull it off, he's more lilr.ely 10 seek a hot batlt than a dip in the pool. Grandiathers get aches and pains. Holmes has a two-year-old grandson and a baby granddaughter. "Bet you guys never thought you'd see me here at 55," Holmes shouted during a recent training session. He's only 42, but he was right in saying boxing writers and fans did not expect to see him on a championship stage again after he was knocked out in the fourth round of a title bid against Mike Tyson on Jan. 22, 1988. That was the th.ird straight defeat for the man who dominated the heavyweight division from 1978-85. He was ffiF champion when he was upset by Michael Spinks on Sept. 21, 1985. Then, bitter, he retired after losing a split decision to Spinks on Aprill9, 1986. His last win had been on poinLs in a title defense against Carl "The Truth" Williams on May 20, 1985. In the crowd that night at Reno, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Scioto Downs again was ranked as the top harness track of its size in a survey of drivers, but the Delaware County Fairgrounds track's rating feU from fliS!IO third. The survey by the United States Trotting Association's magazine, Hoof Beats, asked an unspecified number of drivers to rate North American tracks on a 1-to-10 basis. Scioto Downs didn't make the top five when the last suc h survey was taken seven years ago, but this time it was rated th e top ftve eighths-mile track. Delaware, the home of the Little Brown Jug, trailed Freehold (N.J.) Raceway and Northfield Park near Cleveland among half-mile tracks. Scioto Downs was renovated a· few years ago and "it's the best track now . Trollers just noat around the turns," S81d driver Dick Richardson Jr. Scioto's general manager, Bob Steele, said uack superintendent John Betts w~ mostly responsible for the top ranking. "The only credit I can take is II Bvlue«WJ BY HAL BOCK AP Sports Writer It doesn't seem like picking an Olympic team should be this complicated. We have Olympic trials. If I beat you, I go and you stay home. If you beat me, you go and I stay home. Nothing is quite so imprecise as lite Olympic boxing trials. Unless, of course, it's the wrestling or women's gymnastics trials. Take the case of boxer Sergio Reyes, proud winner over the weekend of the 119-pound division at the boxing trials. Before he paclr.s for Barcelona, Reyes must survive the Olympic box-offs June 26-28 at Phoenix. There the trial winners face "the most ,.;teworthy opponents," as chosen by a com mittee of the Boxing Federation. Reyes' most notewonhy oppo· nent was supposed to be Paul Ayala, who lost. their first ftght. The computerized keypunch scor· ing system at the trials had Reyes ahead, 71-20. The three-judge backup jury had Ayala the winner, 3-0. Ayala thought the keypunch system had missed a few punches. Even Reyes agreed. saying,"! won the fi~ht fair and square, but not by 50 potnts." Ayala dec lined the most note· wonhy invitation. The committee then turned the spot over to Sean Retcher, who has beaten Reyes in their last two fights. Before you dismiss the box -orrs Nev., was a nedgling pro named Evander Holyfield. Holyfield also saw many of Holmes' fights on television. but he admits he didn't want to see Holmes up close in a ring. He sees the ftght as another n~ win siutation, much 100 close 10 his decision win 14 months ago over George Foreman, then 42. Holyfield said he agreed to ftght the winner of Holmes-Ray Mercer fight because he was confident it would be Mercer. Holmes won a 12-round unanimous decision on Feb. 7. Although he knows he will get little credit for beating a 42-yearold opponent, Holyfield is not looking at Holmes in that vein. "He impressed me with some things he did at the age of 42, things yoo wouldn't think he would be able to do," Holyfteld said of Holmes' perfonnance against Mercer. That victory made the former champion 6-0 since beginning a second comeback April7, 1991. "Larry Holmes is very talented , boxer," the 29-year-old Holyfield said. "He has a stiff jab and he ftnds a way to win. These old fight· ers know how 10 keep from being knocked out " I think he's going to fight me pretty much like he did Ray Mer· cer. In the fust round he will try to st.and his ground, then he'll go to the ropes. That's the only thing he can do. It's easier for me 10 knock him down in the center of the ring." Scioto Downs ranked Ohio's best harness race track by drivers ...J DEADEYE DILLARD Andy Dillard lines up a pull on tbe 18th green during the first round or the U.S. Open Thursday at Pebble Beacb, Calif. Dil· lard birdied on tbe first sh holes to tio an Open record on bls way to finisbtng at 4-under par, two strokes behind leader Gil Morgan. (AP) buying the material for the track, " Steele said. The EIUOtrack design that made its debut at the track in 1990 didn't produce immediate results, but began paying dividends last year when 14 of 28 track records were broken. •'There were remons for thai..'' Betts said. "There were things we did after that first meet ended that we weren't able to do before the meet staned. "We changed the composition of the base material by adding more fine limestone ... and it came together a lot bener." Delaware officials hope the sec· ond year after track reconstruction is bener for them. A limestone surface was put over clay last year 10 ntake it an allweather uaek and drivers didn't like the change. "This was probably the worst resurfacing job Tor a major race meeting in the his10ry of harness racing," Richardson said. Driver D.R. Ackerman ques· tioned the reasons behind the move. as a mere formality, consider tltat six '' most notcworthles' ' have used them to reach the last two Olympics. They include gold medalists Meldrick Taylor, Jerry Page and Andre Maynard, silver winner Riddick Bowe and a bronze medalist named Evander Holyfield. Ten freestyle and 10 GrecoRoman wrestlers weaved their way through a series of qualifying and won their divisions at the trials. All that meant was that they would he the challengers at the wrestle-offs again st the top Olympic contenders- fodder for guys like 1988 gold medalists John Smith and Kenny Monday . The real Olympic contenders are the winners of the world team trials, victories that earn them byes and time 10 prepare for the Olympics at their own pace. 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GRAVELY SYITEM 1 2) On December first, each year interest is charged agains the full unpaid balance of taxes for period of time from day established in (1) above to date. 1 555 PARK championships. Otino missed both uials and national championships, but was granted a spot based on finishing fourth m last year's wald championships. Even the results of the competition were shrouded in confusion because 30 percent of the final scores were compiled from the national championships, wh•ch Miller missed because of an injury. Her score came entirely from the tnals, a system Zmeskal 's coach Bela Karoyi , called "outrageou~ hocus-pocus." Perhaps the most mteresong In als begin this week in New Orleans . where the track and field team will be_ p•cked. The U.S. bobsled federa lion will send representatives there on a rocruiting mission. The Federation figures if you can't run sprints fast enough for Barcelona, maybe you can push sleds fast enough for Lillehammcr. 1) On first day of month following second half closing, interest is charged on unpaid balance of delinquent taxes from previous year for period of time from preceding December first to that day. Spnag nd s-••r Hours· Chicken Barbeque Mud River Band provide opponents at the wrestle· off. Thirteen of the 20 trials winners went home after the wrestle-off. They included John Fisher. the filS! American 10 defeat Smith in four years. Smith recovered to win the next two matches from Fisher and earn his ticket 10 Barcelona. The gymnastics trials, held over the weekend at Baltimore. finalized the seven-man team for Barcelona but was less definitive about the women's team. The top six performers led by Shannon Miller and Kim Zmeskal will head for France as a traming squad where they will be joined by Betty Okino and Michelle Campi, who could not participate in the lri· als because of injuries. Those eight will be cutiO six for Barcelona. Campi missed the trials but made the training team based on her performance at the national White Twin 5 "Millie Bader fta Stars" at 6:00p.m. n nonprecision SECOND HALF 1991 REAL ESTATE TAXES EXTENSION GRANTED Closing Date - July 10, 1992 GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES & SERVICE 204 • • Olympic boxing, wrestling among stu Holmes to battle Holyfield for heavyweight title tonight Morgan U.S. 41; Bdlc,Cl.EVEL4.ND, 41 ; Sic:r- SUNDAY SPECIAL SINIII Drtnk or Coli... .. Chica10.. 4; ManwuiJla. S." faD. Amorlcu Lague New Ymt (l JohnJa:~ 1·2) ll ihlu mrn (Milact.i 1-4}, 7:35 p.m. CUVELAND (Scudder~ ) I I Mil- City (o..b;ou 6-4). ! JI pm. &lUI\ (Oudiller ]-6) at Tu.u P'hilldt.lphi.a, 35; Pt.wllelon, At.W!.LI, IS; I>une~n. Philadelphia, 7!; SWfidd., San Oicto. 7? ; VanSiytc. Pill.lbuqh, T1; T. FCQW!de~, San Dieao. 1S. DOUBLES - !lwtan. Plilloddphio , 20; V111Slyke. PiJUburab, 10; W. d.rt:, San Fl'lllCli.oo, 17; ~Allan~., 11; Gn" Oticaao. 16; W.U.d:r.. Mcmltc&l, 16: 6are tied with 1S TRlPLES - D. Sancka, At!aru, 10; Finley, H~ , B: Alica, SL Louia., 6; Butlu, Lo. Anada, 5; Qffl:lDIQI , Lx 15; Mhc:b Williamt , Ptulad&lpluo. ll; M,..., S.o llqo. ll; Dibbl<. t iNCINNA TI. II. Wanefand, Moram.l., 10 Thursday's scores (T a...._ Pittobuqh. " · 1m - Ow"", Sot Diqo, 17; ICnU.. JIOUI\011 , I>amtt 14, Toronto 10 MinnliiW ), K...n.u City I S..ttle .5. OUcaao 4, II Uwnp ~e• YoG: ~. 801\«14 Mil•aultee 4, CLEVElAND 1 . Pit':;uJh, U'C:II. 1 4.5 6 8 .n s.. Fnna.oo. .321; Once.. lli; ChicaF, .317 ; W_Qut, SUI Pntlciac:o, 311. RUNS - Bondt, 47; Gwynn. S~n Dqo. ~ T. F San Dicr. •5: Bi.gio. Hou.&on. 4:J: ODua:n. Montrc~l, 42; Krui, Philadclph:.ll, 41 ; ......... A ...... 40. 181 - Duhoo, Phila4alphia, 49; Mum) , Ne• York, 41; Sbclficld, San DiiiJD, 46; PmuliiiiOn, AtlanLI. 46; MeGnff, San Oi... o, 46; Oant., Alla.nw.. 45 : ~ Euttm Dhillon ~L Stn ~~:3-41; McO_riff, Su Dieao. t.:iaeo, 4: Van.Slykr., Pilubwah. 4 HOME RUNS ~ Bond. , P\tttbdrah. 15; McGiJT, Stn Oi.cao. 14; Sbd'field, S111 Di .... 12; L Wtll-.a-, Moi.-.L, II; M.u Williaml, San Frmciloo, 11; ~ ton, AWn~. 1 1; Dwlloa, Philadelphia, II . A\lERICMi LF.AGt:F. W L 40 26 BAIT! NO - Krull:, Phihda.lphia, .3«< VonSl,O.c, ............ .344; ()wynn. Aaaelu, 4 ; DcSb1cldl , Moatrr.tl , 4 ; Chicaao at Ph:il.delpha. t -l'i p.m Man!JUJ 1\ Piuabw-gh, 1 )5 p.m SL L.ou.il1t New Yotk . ] _40 p.m ONONNATI at Atl.anu., 2:1 0 pm Lot Ansde. atllounan. 235 p.m S111 Dieto 11 S111 Francueo. 4·0S p m. Tum Cilf ( Mo-~ J-5). 0<5 pm Wstern Dt'Woa CINCINNA 11. . . 39 24 .619 Allanll .... 36 30 San Dqo ............J.'S 31 San Fr.nciaco ....... J 1 33 HoutiOn ... _ U 37 lol Anp -. 'lh 3"i 11 l.m~~~ wbea he walked the bases full with one out in the sixth. Fassero relieved and got Doo slaugh~ who was 3 fer 4 and has 10 hits in his last IS at-bats, to ground into an inniDg-<:Dding double play. Fassero pitched 3 2-3 innings of one-hit relief fer his lim save. Plllllies 4, Cubs 3 At Philaddpltia. Lenny ~kstra again displayed bis ability m the ekncb, a spot he says he enjOys. Dykstra's tw~run double with two outs in the eighth inning snapped the Cubs' six-game winning suealc. Cubs reliever Bob Scanbl retired the first two batters in the eighth before Mickey Mcrandini and pinch hitter Wally Bacbnan singled. Chuclc McElroy relieved and gave up the game· winning double 10 Dykstra. June 19, 1992 RT. 2 GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304) 675-4584 • •i l �June 1 1992 Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The CHURCH DIRE Sunday School and Worship- \UO a.m. Church of Christ Pomoroy Churdo or Chrbt 212 W. M.m SL Pallor: Andn=w Milet SWlday School - 9:30a .m. W~Jship - 10:30 a.m. , 7 p.m. Wedneaday Services - 7 p.m Valley C•ristD• AssembiJ'I s•maser camp. Fn. left are Wa,ae Milhoaa, George Nesselrcs.ls, W V Lawruce Leourd, Ras... MDCft, G-ae Horal< ud Midt; WUiiams. LEGIONNAIRES AT ATTENTION - LqiomWrea rr- Pomeroy's Alleric:M I t&fA Dmr Wellller l'olt 39 lltaDd Ill llttatD a tile American nac 1o nlsed ThndaJ at t1st Ol:io *'"• Pomeroy Westskle Church or Christ 33226 Otildn::n's HOOK Rd 992·3847 Sunday School - 11 a.m. Smokers have heart attacks while wearing nicotine patch; under FDA investigation HONORED AT RALLY • De ~ uital raU.r ol District 13, D...ptas ol A ita, . . he at tbe smioo' cilimls b••r : Ill Nrw Lainrton. Perry Cooucil No. 233 ... tile ' ... .. c:oDciL R• · t irH--, 1-r, Esalter S.lt•, juiw , . . staR . ,, 3 I ' Cuete DMcJu, fl (*-; Ulll llue1 1y Cefaldo, NEW YORK (~)- The Food and Drug Adminis!nition is investi- gatin~ ,q,..,. !lilt peGple _ . , have suffered heart attacks, a news· papc:r reponed today. n•co11ne patches wbilc smotiDJ Sturdy Memorial Hospital in At!lebcro, Mass., told the FDA lhat five such bean attacks occurred between April and mid-June, The Wall Stree1 Journal reported. The patches, worn like adhesive bandages, contain nicotine that is secreted into the skin. They are oftm prescribed by doctors Ill help people quit smoking, and carry wussing labels that cautioo against smoking while wearing lhem. Sales of the patches have surpassed $400 million. They are made by three pharmaceutical com· panies: American Led· erie Ltd., and Club observes Flag Day· The Past Councilors Club of Oiester Council No. 323 Daulfsters of America mer recently at the lodge hall Laura Mae Nice presided and read Psalm 13. The Lord's Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag were given in unison. Members ooswered roll call by telling their father's name and where IIIey wese born. Erma Cleland gave the secretary's repon and Charlotte Grant gave lhe treasurer's report. Reading were given by several members conc1211ing Flag Day 8Sid Father's Day. Hostesses Charlotte Gran!, Sadie Trussell and Mary K. Holler served refreshments. The tables wen: ckmnlal witlt small American naas in observauce of Aas Day. Games ted by Opol Holloll. Ponli:se RidalOUI - Coro Beegle. . Jloa pm:5 wa1: WOSI by Sanoh While ond Lm: Dat:ewood. Wft'e C•OM!w AttendinJ wen Lora DasneM!Od. i'IE:Iine RtJc lltll, Coro Beegle, Mary Jo Buriaser. Marcia Keller, Goldie F:c:delic:t, Ma:p:U Ambei'Jer, FJinh !Is ~byes. aDy K. Holter, Lain Mac Nice, Ensso Cleland, Cl:orlouc Grant, Etbel Orr, Foye KiJ'dw1, Opal Holloss. Sadie Trussell, Beuy Roush and Thelma While. Visiton were Shirley Jlet«le, Tiffa::y ond l!Diin EichiDJer and Snn WI:*- RECOGNIZED - R«opiud at ~• 65~ anual raUy of District 13, Daql k: s ol ~ ca, wert, 1-r, Cha rloth~ Gra•lt caiCII' ~. Bette Bigs, DIAl kt 13 ne,•tJ, a11d Everett G.-. aolssr • a . r:Annual D of A District 13 rally held; 40th anniversary observed The 65111 annual saUy of Dislnct 13. Daughters of Amenca, was held at lhe senior citizens building at_New Lexington. Perry Council {'lo. 283 was lhe hostess cooncil. Aitendance .. lhe nilly - 97. · • Introduction of Bent Biggs, dtsaict deputy, was given by Gwdmg Star Council No. 124. lnvocauon was by Eslher Harden and wel come by Betu: Biggs. Carole Douglas, state councilor. gave the response. = •.Council ~n~:!~:t::::S" b~ No. 323. Tllere •en: Attends camp Megan Drummer, daughrer of Teresa M. Tyson-Drummer and Gcq Drummer, Rutland, recendy •t• riM tbe Close Up Ohio Lead crsbip Camp sponsored by the Ohio Ce:1Cr lor Law-Relared Educaioo. The four day residential camp was held at Canter •s Cave Camp for studenu in g:ades r_. tlsrougb .U and was attended by OOJer too students from throughO!IIIhe stale. Ilssrissg tbe camp student panici~ were in\OC!ved in opportuni- _. J...._ Soai6.J.P.S.C. ..:1 Chester Taylor, Alice Weaver. seaeury of (K · l.P.S.C.bydi.!lrict 13. bel that belpcd build leadership RLa:iWAI officially by Disaict national borne board; Carol,. stills. foster self-coofidence, and Wile, Natiooal IS.; Fa,., Ma1ia, 13 wae dlle Wi+•EMI 8Sid Slale ~­ empbllize sood citirenship. The nauooal law commi!ICe; E\'dy:l cas. aweinee, district deputies S1SDimer camp program was speRamey. nanma1 ways IDd assd wisili:i& COOSSICil depuues or cially designed wi!II activity-based cornmiooe. wllidllkle wm: 41. _...,...,... and nial activities that Introduction rt tbe aue 11can1 Tkft wen: reports given by h!Oiivaled, stimuJared and i . of Dismc1 13 recogniud ~ · . ri die ~m:sst tables. c:ampm Ill become effectiv~ Douglas, stat< councilor; Esd:cll T1se 1. . . . ... . . . ~ officers en mel beaer citizens. Smith, J.P.S.C.; Chesu:r Taylor. ..:1 cu-:e . ~:~pt; state offiHigh school counselors taoghl A.J .P.S.C.; Beverly CdaJdo, cas..:!" iftra, ».visitors, all workshops and sessions and A.S.C.; Hc1eo Taylor, stilt llllCm- 21; iLl 13" t~S. 38; nationguided C3SS1pm through recreationtary: and FlamaPiu:Di, S.V.C. II_,...:~ ss; disai:t good of al mel lc:adts sltip activities. The ntualisuc open in& was onler:- ways lad means; guess Close Up Ohio Leadership given by Mary C. Moose. dim ia .... 1111111:; liEd dis1:1Cl depuly proAcademy for students in grades 13 councilor. Tbe color bearen JIIICl. ,_,. tiwouah nine at ~tal Uni· were EvesettlSDd ClaOCtk Gr.. T1se- ~. C.Oie Douw:nily wiD be held June 29-July 2. •mh Hden Wolf di!aia P. saying it """' a Janice La~ dUtria occre- Elilz .:II iliol nl1y l5ld compli.f tary. read tbe m~ r1 tbe pew;Ilea ~ia;s as ber lint year rn<:eling. as ~ ri Dillria 13. Sl:e spolte 0115 Bal~ was held by Guidislc o l a l . • Aa1. 17-19 al GOOD CmZEN AWARD- DnlYer Clll1il, Po.ft'SSJ',Sta' u...cli No. I :1.4 l5ld iui · · w Riclfidd. lo ace reservations in rSo::s<CODdJ.~~-"'ded tile Good c~ Anr:llly dso EtrWp a I by the dim ia 13 t<:1m was p.... ..,. asP of..,. Ameriaa Rnul!dioa, Po CO). Pk1wul- ro II I With ESibcr Smilh, , 1 · Hcb Taylor. state secretary, Jobn R. Kautr ol tbe Ewl:sp Cbpter and C..pali 1at Rat at ~ After the prayer by Ermo Oe- spnb: .. idly *- 1be stare sesley, who nominated Cnrtlo tor Ibis l:o::ssr •d arapttd t1st llfii1II land they m so d fur landL b !lim widi 1 u&lDs ll be sent to in his absente. a polhd Iuncli Iiiii food - far. l:r:r widi dirl:b ~lble 10 Holiday nimcd by the Distria 13 "' I s. l:a BdOI'e !Did. Mary Jt.. fiDbtr, Beue Bi&Js, dislrict deputy, had tbe color health CllCOit Bob .-ltridly• those for Denver Curtis, l'omeroy. wu and Dosushy Ritdtie ll lbe C<lllrJ . 'dsia tl f<r all help recendy awaded tbe Good Citizen of tbe haD lhcy wm:...... lD . . . ~ ~ •ISIIIC!'s Aw~bylheEwings~r~ Heins lbcir -40di aDBiYCnUJ ne Nulssnc dosinJ was by of the American Revolution, that day, Erma Clelossd p Lod Mary C. Moole. dbaia oouncilor. Pomeroy. Mrs. Ritchie ...;tb a UM'*# ..:1 Also receiving awards at the Eluabe"' Haya lbo p d llill May meeting were David L. While, somelhing. Mn. Holter spote lhe Law Enforcement Award; bridly to tbem soyiDJ Dis1ria I3 Clyde "Jimmy" King, Clutter, the was prossd ollbem. Good Citizen; and Eagle Scout Mn . Ri1c~ic joined Ckst.cr Mr. liEd ,..._ 01ar1es Bla«slee James Carl Trivet III, Millfteld, !he Council Oil OcL 21, 1951! ..:1 .. assd Mrs. Ira Batcber reccnUy Eagle Scout Award. joiot:d May 12, 1984. M:1 Ric hi •• • • dlle ciplll grade graduaCompatriot Dennis Randolph, was tile lint eoer 11 be :me a.o- lioa ri dseir plllddacslfslet, Julie Belpre, received his cenificate of c•l of Ohio ia t.be Daapten of B•u:lscr, 11 ~e South Spencer membership into lhe chttpW. America from Dislricl 13. Tlsey Sdml • "' •a•wt, Ind. she was The chaprer was honored to wm: p ••I I Jift . t cad Ina IDp PI ill lw:r class, bods !lave prcsen! the new Ohio Srare members ol Distric:l 13. T1:e Pfi • •I . a, 81 aiHrotsnd. She il SAR presides!~ Kei!h Ashley, who - a .... p1lle will! ra1Joy '"*"ul - d tl al Mr. liEd Mrs. J - is also a member of lbe Ewi11gs flowen Oil it - - isla:: ijAica_ B k; . Chapter. "40111 m.i tel . ., . iss ,...,. alk:r Tlsc Blatcslccs wen! on to willl• .,_. f<r ....,. Vdiro, Ita., lD Yisit lila dlulhDaria& dse alterDoooi SlCSSioa ~~::r. ...... Cilde wbo il reccMr· Lops: Coucil No. 120 p•c 1 .. rn. ........,. IIICIIKrial. PI MM *.• ol colon ~ dscR by hlly's'~'h6dms, -byO 0 ilNo. nl. A ~ Cilde of Kausas City silw:r ...... - by Peny 0 il Iiiii Most. aiV:d:ila. No. 2u AAA-:wto r.. Corulc no. Bible Cluse&, Craib, Refreshments, o. tile- !riP. tbe 91ulm glas. Sllle NII!OCib-, by disll:ia 13, and Buder r..tlies includin1 and for Bette Bius. dislric1 13 Jdl, .htlie,. , • - Jcassca Games, Praise and Worship dqluty. jSiiYiqcd tD aaa:d tile lint Ojllll Bette BiW in trodiiCOII 1scr .._ al •t Plo::t ri tile ,s l 's ..:1M I'VM:rOill- . p Erma Cle.1aall Oer CpncjJ; ,-y, a )WI al dse AEP IJIICII, Eilral Clast. G ...... $tor c-- A e lllldrcr i1 a part of tile eil; Sylvia Bow l.opD C i • -- • , , ', .. ', V' ', • , ' 2 • Jon Michael George Halar recently celebrated his seventh ; ~day at lhe home of his parents. , :Michael and Wendy Halar. • Paneroy. ::;:.:,An "All Star Team" thmle was • euried out with a cake from his ~Dawn CarjX7 \. Lunch """' served followed by : 4b and ice cream . Pany fovon ; • given to lhe guests. · · ~ttendinJ were Pez Cuper. G:'~· Micbael and Wmdy ,' • t " -u· - - ' u........_ ~rua. sis• ter. Down Carper, aunt. and Joy . MJiler. Myca and Mesfcln Haynes. : Kim Penley, Pam ond Carrie • ~- MarJie Mile and Amy Bar; ; ~ and Jennifer WaD::er; Barb '· llfalhews Crow. Morpl Mahews. ; Crockett Crow; lsiash Riffle; ; Ti:Dmy Hubbanl; Cha1oUe Hart. ~ .. Sending gifts were M1cbael . · Vicki and Joseph Hugt:cs; Ollrles : ~ Ida Alice Carper; Jim, Pat. • e"Ofin Sean ond Roarte Boes; l ~·and Bob c~C"· Nina : h ond A:ska • ' ; '' "* . . csoma. Receives award BIBLE SCIDDL 29 ·JULY 3 992·6249 BIJDICIII LIFE awri.,.,.. .. - * .. •• ... .........., First Southern Baptlit 41872 fun'"")' Pike Putor: E. LamarO'Bryant Sunday School ~ 9:30a.m Womup · 10:45 Lm., 7:30p.m. WedneWay Services - 7:30p.m. Middleport Ant Baptist Comer SD.th &: Palmer Pwoc Re". Jarnet A. Seddon Sunday School - 9:1.5 a.m. Wonhip - 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Old Bdhe Free Wtu Baptist Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, MIDdleport Sunday School • 10 a.m. Hvening - 7:30p.m. Thursday Srzviccs · 7:30p.m. Hlllllde Baptl• Churdll St Rt 143 iJn oft Rt 7 Puaor. Rev. Juncs R. A~ . Sr Sundly School - 10 t .m. Wonhip - 11 Lrn.,6p.m. Wc:dnc.O.y Services - 7 p.m. Hop< Baptist Cbopet 510 Gnnt St., Middl~n Putor: Dtvid Brytn, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip · II Lm., 1 p.m. Wednetdly Services - 7 p.m. VklorJ Baptist 525 N. 2nd St, Middlepon Plllctor.J~~ncs E. Keesee Won!Up · 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Wedneldiy Scrvic:tl - 7 p.m . Fakll Bapdsl. Cllurch Rtilroad St. , Mum Sundar Sdnll - 10 •.m ~l - II Lm., 6p.m. W y Srrvi.ca - 7 p..m Forts~ Run Blptlst Putor: Arius Hurt Sund,ay School · 10 a.m Wonhip - II a.m. Mt Moriah Baptist Foonh &. Main SL, Middleport Puaor: Rev. Gilbert Craig. Jr. Sund.y School - 9:30a.m. Wonlbp · 10:4.5 a.m. AollqullJ Bapllst Pastor. Kenneth Smith s...doy School . 9:30 a m. Wonhip · 10:45 Lm. Thunday Seni~ - 7:30pm. RuU.nd Fret WUI Baptist SalomSt. Putor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evmm1 . 1 p.m. Wecmtsday Serviw - 7 p.m. .... - - I I Baptist Micldleport Sunday SchoOl - 10 a.m Wonhip · II a.m. w~;~j~Se~rvicr: - 7:30p.m. -7:30 J 161 Mulbmy Ave., Pomeroy, 992 -~898 Panor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz Sat. Coo. 4:45-5:1.5 p_.m.; ~111 - 5:30 p.m. Sun. Con . - 1:45-9.15 a.m., Soo. Mu& · 9:']0 a.m. Daily Mau - 8:30 • .m. MONDAY • FRIDAY J Thov- Eut Main St Pastor: Dr. Lee Monia Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonltip - 10:30 a. m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Thursday Srzviccs -7:30p.m. ,c;;_::·~rt ror E.m.r Family members attend graduation Pomeroy First Baptist Sundly School - 10:30 a.m. .-ltridly. Seventh birthday Rutlnd Flrst Bapdst Church Sundlly School - 9:30 a.m. Wonllip · !0:41a.m. lldhtmom Baptist Pu10r: Rev. Earl Shuler r JONHALAR Sundly Scllool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m ., Wednesday Servioe-7:30 p.m. Ml Untoo Bapllsl Putor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Evenina - 6:30p.m. Wednesdly Services· 6:30p-m w..-. Iiiii ....._all Fne B~;~::::h Ams.-., Pastor. Mark Morrow Sa1unt.y Service · 7:30p.m. Sllvtr Run BipUsl Putor: Bill Liule Sunday S<:hool · 10 a.m. Wonhip - lla .m., 7:30p.m. Wodnelday Services - 7:30p.m. Beuy E. Dill, Missy Foster and Keilh Stout, Darrell, Lindo ud Martha Nelson, Bob Joh1011, Dwaine and Gina Dewey King. Atlendin& from oaHlf-towa wen: Fnssk Iiiii EoeJy. l.ea:II . t Wesley Hartisss, We'*a; Ric1:..t and Polly Nelson, Sou~ Point.; Pauline Nebon, l'h1cDwile; Ro1p11 and Gladys Blosser. GroYCJ)Oft.; Jack and Cheryl Nelson. Proctorville; Jimmy. PrUci.lla. Bewaly and Calnel ~ ond Lia NdSOSI, Proctorville; Walter and Pat Nebon, I..- 7":; RdiCit ond bn Nelson, PleaasslviiJe; Gl:tdys Lastdis, Baltimore; W':Diam liEd Had Moore, Grovepon; Tim and Michelle Showalter, Col-blss; Aaroa, Mindy 81 Mintodo PI I • , Lancaster; MarJ.erite Bater. Rushville; Howard, Rita. N':cole and Detet: Miller, La...,,- 7 Middleport Church rJChrtst Rad .. Ant Baptist Pl.1tor: Steve Deaver Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Nelson family reunion held T1tc annual Nelson reunioo was held recenUy at !he Forest Acres Park in Rutland. Walter Ray Nelson had grace before the dinner. Following the dinner, games were placed and pictures were !aken. Local residenb attending were Bonnie Miller, Richard, Roberta, Christy, Tanya and Richie Dill, Robert and Judy Miller, Diet and Slwon Folmer, Ed and Judy Nelson, John, June and Jessica Yost. Larry. Relha, Linsey ond Kelsey Gibbs, Jolm Bropn. Rick, Debbie. Ricky and Josh Y081. Ben and Tm Couerill and Tasho and Jay, Danny and Debbie Folmer. Flouie and John Nelson, Donttld. ~. Donald Jr. and Down Yost,-liob and Becky Foster, Bobby and Linda Foster, Alvin and Angie Joh!SSOSt, Cathy and Cortney Scarberry, Wonbi.p - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. SelVires- 7 p.m. W~e5day RACINE PLANING MILL CLASSES AlES 3·18 M.., Keno Church or Christ Wonhip-9 :30 a.m. Sunday School. - 10:30 a.m. C hurdl of God of Pt-ophrcy OJ Whi1< Rd. olf S!. RL 160 Pulor: P.11 Henson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m WedneWay Services - 7 p.m. H.. lh (MidcDtp011) Grace Eplstopal Churdl 326 E. Main St, P001.::roy Pa1tor: Rev . Dr Roy C. Myen Sunday ldlooliUld worship - II a.m. Holiness Hysell Run Holiness Church Putor: Roben Manley S tu~day School · 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:4.5 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Service-7:30 p.m. RuUaDd Church of Christ Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Woohip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Mason Church riChrlsl Miller St, Ma!Oil , W.Va. Sunday School - to a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bradford Church or Christ St RL 124 A Co. Rd. l Putor: Derek Stump SWlday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servioes - 7:10p.m Succes:t~ Ro.~d Charda of Christ Putor: Ioseph B. Hoskins Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - IOa.m., 1 p.m. Wedncsday Servioes - 7 p.m Llbtrty Chrlsdan Church Uexl<r Pas10r: Woody Call Sunday School · 10 a.m. Ew:ning - 7 p.m. Wcdncsdty Servi«- 7 p.m. Lanpvllle Chrlltlan Church Sundty School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi<%: 7:30p.m. Hunlock Grove Cllurch Putor: 0\lrtes Dc.nican Sunday •chool · 10:30 a.m. Wonh.ip ·9:30a.m., 7 p.m Reednille Church fl C hrist Putor. Philip Srunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wonh1p Sctvioe: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m Christian Union Hoboon ChurdJ or c•rt.t In C•ristlu Union Pastor: Theron Durh.-n Sund.y School - 9:30a .m Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service~ - 7 p.m. Htrtford Churdl ol' Chrlit In Christian Union Hanford, W.Va. Paslor: Re\1. David McM111is Sunday School · II a.m. Worship - 9:30 Lm., 7:30 p.m Wedne1dly Services ·7:30 p.m. Church of God Mt M..-loh Church or God Racine Putor: Rev. James Sauerfield Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wedne&day Services - 7 p.m Rulland Church fl God Puwr: lohn F. Co!OOrl!l Slb'lday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesdty Semces - 7 p.m Harrison,llle Holiness Chapler hstor: Rc"Y. John Neville Sunday Sdiool I0 Lm. Worship · II a.m., 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Sef'o'ice - 7:30p.m Latter-Day Sarnts Recrgtnlud Church of Jesus Christ In Lauer Day Saints Ponland-Racine Rd . Pastor. William Roush SWlday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 Lm. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. lutheran St. John Lulhenn Churd Pine Grove Pastor: Laura A. Leach Stut:fflr:r Worship -9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:10 a.m. Our Sa"Ylour Lutheran Church WRinlll and Henry Su., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: Re\1. George C. Weirick 111 E. Moin Sh"l 992 -3785. Pome10y 992 3978 John F . Fultz . Mqr Ph 9911101 Pomerov BILL QUICKEL 204 Condor St. Ponwroy, Ott. 13 MH! StrMI Mldcll!lorl. Ohio 45780 992-2975 992-6867 I• Peort Chopel Pastor: Florence Smith Sunday School - 9 Lm. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Pomero1 Pastor: Eunhae (Grace) Kee Sunday School - 9:1.S a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Rock Springs Putor.Keith Rader Sunday School - 9: IS a.m Wonbi.p · 10 a.m WeOOesday Servia:s -6 p.m. RuUud Pu1or: Arthur Cral:tne Sundty School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Thursdl.y Servu:c:s · 1 p.m. S .. tm Center Pastor: Ron F'terce SW~dty School-9:15a.m. Wonh.ip - IO: IS a. m SnowY lilt Putor: Florma Smith Sunday School - 10 a.m . Wonhip -9 a.m. SouUtm1 Ouster AppleGII'Qvt PallOr: Carl Hid.J Sunday Schcvl - 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m., 7 p.m . Thunday Sr:n'ict::l - 7 p.m -., Puaor: Kenneth Baker Sunday Sdlool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 un. Wodnu day Servlce1 - 10 a_m Sl. Plul Lutheran Ollurch Corner Sycamcn &:. Sa::ond SL, Pm~ eruy Pas10r: Laura A. Leach Shreffler Sunday SchOO ·9:45a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Moniftr: Star Putor. Kenneth Baker Sooday School- 9:4.5 a_m_ Wonhip - 10:30 Lm. Thursday Services - 7:30p.m United Methodist Suuon Ptstor: Kemeth Baker Suhday School-9:30a.m. Wontup - 10:4.5 a.m. {In&:. 3rd SWl) Gnh•m Unlled Mdhodlsl Worship · 9:30 Lm. (111 A: 1nd SlWI), 7:30 p.m. (3ni & 4Jh S1111) Wednesday Service - 7:30p-m. MI. Olive Unlled Mdhodlst orr t24 behind WilieiVille Pastor: Quia Jonr:s Sunday School. - 9:30 a.m. Worship - IO:JOLm ., 7 p.m Thunday ScMctS · 7 p.m. Meip Cooperal.l"e Parish Northeast Cluster Alfrtd Putor: Sharoo Hau sman Sunday School. ·9:30 a.m. Wor1hip - II a.m., 6:30 p.m C hester Pastor: Sha1011 Ham·man Wonhip -9a.m Sunday School.- 10 a_m. 'lhursday Services . 7 p.m. r..st Letart Pas10r: Roaer Grace Sundty School · 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m R•dne Paslor: Roger G~ Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonh.ip - lla .m Laurel Curr Fret Md.hodJSI Churrh Pastor. William Willitms Sund.ly School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. WeG-tesday Services · 7 p.m. Rutland Bible Medtodlsl Pa1tor: Rev . lvan Myen Sunday School · 9:30a .m Eva~ina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m Wednesday Servlces. 7:30p.m. Coohllle UnltN Methodist Pal'ish Pastor: Harold E. A.Uoway -Pnddy Coolvilk Chun::h Main&:. Fifth Sl . Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhif - 9 a_m. Tuesday SeMCCI - 7 p.m . LongBottom Pastor: Rev . Seldoo. Johnson Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip - IO:'JOt_m Wednesday Servlces- 7:30p.m Bethel Churdl TowndU p Rd., 468C Sunday Sdtool · 9 a.m . Wonh.ip - 10 a.m . Wcdne&day Servic;e, · 10 a.m. Joppa Pastor. Brmda Weba Wonhip · 9:30a.m SWlday School · 10:30 a_m Reedsville Pastor: Rev. Se:Jdoo. Johnson Wonhip · 9:30 a.m. Sund ay School - 10:30 a.m Wednesday Service1 - 7:10 p.m Tuppers Aalns St. Paul Pador: Sharm Hauunan Sunday School - 9 a.m Worship - tO a.m. Tuesday Servii:CI - 7:30p-m Hod<lngport Churdl Grand Strees Sund•y School · I 0 a.m Wontlip . II a.m. W~y Services - 8 p.m. Tordll Church Co. Rd. 63 s...doy School · 9ol0 a.m. Wonhip · ID-.30 1J11. Nazarene rt.d.. f1nE a..n:~o or"" N._.., l'uiDc Thom.u L Galea, D s...doy School . 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m .•6 p.m. Wednesday ServiCICI · 7 pm . Central Cluster RAWliNGS-COAT\ Mkldlrport Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m Wednesd•y Servi ces - 7 p.m. Syracuse Church uf the Nlll.lrmt Puioc Rev. Glenn McMillan Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne&dty SelViccs - 1 p.m PomeroJ Churdl ol the Naz.annt Pamw: Rev. Thoma• MtClung Sunday School - 9:30 a.m Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. 111d 6 p.m WedneW.ay Services- 7 p.m. Neue S<Uirlllent Chrdi Sunday Won;hlp - 2:10p.m .. Thunday ~~:Meet . 1 :30 p.m South Bdlld Ntw T-..ent Sil'IIU Rldgr: Putor. Dumc: Sydmari<ter Sunday School · 9 • .ra Wonhip - 10 un.. 7 p.m. Wetbesday Servil% - 1 p.m Carletoa lata deoomiDaliOb .. 0..-dl IUnpbuly Road l'uiDc Oyd< w. """"""' Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Evening · 7 p.m WeOOesdty ~Met . 1 p.m Frft'dma Gospel Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd 3I Pa510r: Rev Roca Willford Sunday School · 9JO u . Worship· 10:4j un.,7 p.mWe<Ooc.day SeMa: . 1 p.m. Chester Charch of lhe NUIIreJH Putor: Rev. Herben. G~le Sunday School -9 :30 a.m Worship - II a. m., 6 p.m. Wcdneaday Services - 7 p.m KuttaiHI Church fA Ute Nazantu Pastor: Samuel Buye Sunday School. - 9:30 a_m Wonhip - 10:30a.m., 6:30p.m Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Whke's Chapel Wt:Skyaa G.oJ >ille Rood Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridrnoor Sunday 5mool - 9:30 un. Wonlup · 10:30 un_ Portland First Church rllht Nazarenll' Putor: William Justis Sunday School. -9 :30a.m . Wonhip - 10:40 a.m ., 7 p.m Wednesday Services . 1 pm Wednesdty Servtcc · 7 p.m. Fafn-liew Bibk Clt.-dl Uwt, W Vt _R• I Pastor : James U:wu Sunday School. · II a.m Wonlup · 9:30un_, 730p.m Wednesday Servioe · 7_)() p_m New H1Yea Church fA tiM: Nuarii'IH' Pastor: Glendoo Suoud Sundty School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - J0:30a.m.,7p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Cahry Bible Ch•n:ll Pomeroy Pike. Co. Rd. Paooc Re. . BLackwood Sunday SdKJol - 9:30 Lm. Worship 10:30 Lm ., '7 :30p.m. Wc:dncsday Servri - 7:30p-m Other Churches. Trinity Concrq•tlon•l Church Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman 0Lurdl -9: 1Sa.m SpirUaaal F aitll Clnlrrh s..a.. 338, AnOqu.ry Wor1hip - lO:JOa.m. Pulor A S!<wtn Sunday School. - 10 a.m E¥minl - 7:30p.m Thursday~ · 7:30p.m The Salntion Amy l i.S Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. SWlday School - 10:30 a.m. Worship · IO:OOt .m., 7:30p.m Calvary Pltrrt• C'luipd Ham1011 ville Roed Pastor. Rev . Vtdor Roosb SlmCby Sdlool 9 :30 a.m Mlddlll'port Community Church 51~ Pu~ St., M;ddleport Pastor: Sun Andenoo SW1day School I0 a.m wo::r,-II Evening · 7:)() p.m Wednesday Servia: - 7:30p.m a.m ., BO p.m '! Servtce - 7:30p.m_ Wod Sti¥ft"S\'1Ue Ward ol Ft.MII Puwr: Oavid Dailey Faith Tabernade Church Bailey Run Ro.d Putor: Rev . Emmett Rawson Sunday School - 10:00 a_m Evenmg 7 p.m. Thursday Service 1 p.m. Sunday Sd.;x,l 9:30 • -m Evmina . 1 p.m. Thursday Servioe - 7.JO p.m RrJoidnc Ufr 0...-d! 500 N. 2nd A~.• Middlepon l'uiDc Rev. Mid>KI l'oncoo s...doy Sclloal . 10 a.m. Wednoadoy Semco. · 1 p.m. SyrKuse MI!ISkln 1411 Bridgeman St. . Syncuse Putor: Roy (Mike) Thom pson Sunday School · 10 •.m. Evr.nin8 - 6 p.m Wednesday SeMce · '1 p.m. Pentecostal Pfto-~biJ St. RL I lA. Racine Hazel Communily ChUf"Ch OffRt. 124 Plllor: Willum Hobod Sunday School · 10 a.m. EvaDne - 1 p.m. Wednead.y ~ - 1 p.m Putor: Edsel Hart Sunday School. · 9:30a.m. Wonh.ip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Dyes,lllt Communl~y Mlddlqoort -~ l1urd A"'Pulor': Rev_am Bake~ Sunday School - I 0 un_ Church Sunday School - 9.30 a.m. Won.hip - I 0:30a.m., 1 p.m Burllna:lon Cor.munlly Church 'ednE•.,aidiwa" y . 6 p.m. Borlmglwn Pastor: Ray Laudenmll Sunday School · 10 a.m. WonJup - 7 p.m Wednesday SeM ct · 7 p.m. Christian Fellowship Cll'flttr SaJem St . Rut.land Putor : Robert E. Musser SundaySchool - IOa.m. Won hlp 11 :15 a.m ,1 pm Wedne1day St:ma: · 7 p.m Mane C llapd C hurrh Sop .: Mlke M•tsoo Sunday 1chool · !0 a.m Wonhip · II a. m., 7 p.m Wednesday Servtce - 7 p.m. Hant-rilk Preiby1eriaa c..rdl Wonhq:> - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:45a.m Middleport r...s.,urtu Sunday School -9 a.m. Worsh1p · 10 a.m .. 4 p.m. (2nd .t: 4th Sun Wontup - I I a.m .. 4 p.m. (Ill A lrd 9 1 Seventh-Day Adventist Snatllt-Day AdYeMUI Mulbeny H"- Rd . Pomeroy PaPOr Roy Latrtnd.y Sotutdly ScM= o Sabbath $d)ool - 2 p.m Wonlup · ] ~m. United Brethren Mt. tlrenftOII U.ttHI llnllra .. In OuiSI Clll•rdl • Toa1 Commwnty ofl Ol !2 Pl1tor Roben Sanden Sunday School - 9:JG un Wunhip - 10:)0 a.m. 7:)0 p.m Wednesdty Servtcr:1 7 _){I p.m Un llfd Fakh Chlll'(h Rt . 7 on r\Jmc.roy By-Pus Putor: Rev . Roben E. Snuth , Sr Sunday School · 9ol0 a.m. Worship - 10:30 Lm., 7 p..m Weckle&day Service - 7 p.m £.dH Uaitftl Bndln. I• Oirh:l 2 I/2 mile! nonl><t Recdovilk oo Sl•e R(d.e 12" P.stor· Rev. Robc:n Mllkky Sunday School 10 •.m E<deslo Fd,...,.lp I2S Mill SL, Middleport Pastor: Chuck McPhel'100 Sund.ty School. - 10 a.m Evr:nina - 1 p.m. W~esday Service . 7 p.m 728 W. Main St., Pomeroy Wontup 7 _]0 p.m Wednesday SeMtts 1 30 p.m_ 992 -6669 - • 171 lh<lll ' Soc ... ow....... ~ ,, Brogan-Warner '"\..::::-::7" INSURANCE ~­ . SERVICES =_l?i:.. Naiionwideln <. Co . Veterans '-- Memorial Hospital - ll ~ t Mfmorial Dr EWING FUNERAL HOME (row's Family Restaurant ··nif(nil\ · nnd SPnicc 41t' '""' ·c · "fnllll'l K1111e1, ''"' Cftk~, .. E:slabllshf'd 1913 104 W _M.hn 221 W. Main St., Pomtroy 9911lll Pom41'rov 992 -5432 992-2121 I 06 Mui!Iorry Au. . ' PDmtroy 997 -2104 ) Syr•aa!lll' Ant Uailed Pnsbyteriaq Sunday SdKnl - 10 a..m Mt. Olive Communlly C hurc-h Pallor: Lawn:na: Hush SurxitySchool -9:30a..m Evening . 7 p.m. Wedncday Service - 7 p.m_ ..,,,,l•t K1111el, fli•i Cilet11 .. s.mc.. . <o!AJp.!O. " FaHh ~I Chun::h l.oo' llouom SYnday School · 9:30a.m Wonhip · I 0:45a .m.• 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. 992 -5432 ot Col umbu \, 0 Evmin1 7:30p.m. A Thunday . 1:30 p.m. RMdsvilte Fellowsfllp 992-S141 114 £. M"n 991 -5!30 Pomeroy Hilond Rood, Pomeroy Putor: Ray Hunter Sunday Sdtool - to a.m Church rA tht Nazarene Pastor: John W. Owglas s...doy School · 9:30a.m Wonhip - 1(}.4.5 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Service• - 1 p.m. (row's Family Restour111t Midd~l Full Gosp<l!..tpl3304~ T~~tsday FISHER FUNERAl HOME P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 0\\;(( 5rrul (B.. ~, MlnernUie Pas10r. Wed.::y Thalcher Sunday School · 9 Lm. Worship - 10 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30 a_m_ Wonhip - 11 a.m. 264 South 2nd MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Putor: Frank Smith Sundty School - 9:30a.m . Wonhip - 10:30 a.m . Wcdnesdty Services · 6 p.m. Carmel Pastor. Kmnr:th Baker Sund•y School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4.S Lm. {2nd&. 4th Sun } SyraCUR Church ol God Apt>le lind Seoond S!1. Pastor: Rev . DaVId RLISsell . K&C JEWELERS Worship . I I a.m. , 6 p.m. ThurMlay Services· 7 p.m. Episcopal Bndbury Church uf Chrilit Pastor. Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Pallor: Ouil Stewart Stmday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. W~esdty Services - 7 p.m Sunday School - I0 a.m. Forese Run Pa1tor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School - 10 a.m. Won hip - 9 a.m. Thundlly Servic:es • 6:30 p.m. Wesleyan Bible HoUness Church 75 Pearl St M.dd1"!""Pastor: Rc"Y. Roy McCarty Sunday school -9:30 Lm. Worship - 10:30 a.m.,7:30 p.m Wednesday Servi ce-7 :30p.m. DexterChurdl of Christ F\alwoodJ Pastor: Keilh Rader Oie!tt:r Pastor. Gary Hines SWJday School - 9:30 a_m Worship - 6 p.m. Wedneidty Services - 7 p.m. Zion Churd1 rl Christ Pomeroy,Harrisoovilk Rd. (Rt. 143) Pas10r: Interim pastoJ Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonh.ip - 10:30 un., 7:30p.m Wednesday Services- 7 p.m Tuppers Plains Church of Christ Putor: Robert Foster Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wontlip - 9:45a.m., 6:30 p.m Putor: Rader Sunday SchOO - I 0 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Services -1 p.m. New Life Church~ God Pine G""'e Bible Holiness Chrdl 1n mile off RL 3:25 Pastor: Rev. OTkU Manley Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p-m Syracuse POMEROY. OHI0-'192 -11617 Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bearwallow Ridge Church or Christ Putor: 1tck Colegrove Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m Wednesday Services · 6:10p.m. Mill Wo1 k Lt.. • '' •.: \'' I Cabinet Makmg IJ,:.;l l • . 500 I. SECOND ST. MIDDlEPORT, OHIO 9:30 •·•· to 12 Noon ~dund Pastor: AI Htrt.m SWld1y School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 8:1~. t0:30 •.m., 1 p.m. Wednesdly Services · 1 p.m. Everuna Stmces- 7 p.m P 'lm f'f O'f' ' " 19\\ I FIRE & SAFETY S~lH & SEIYKI 992-7075 177 North Se<ond Au. Ohio �Page 8 The Dally Sentinel Ohio PubliC Notice Bl LLI <l l \ BO \RI> $old rooiMtolo lo oubjoct 1o Ill Unllod - · · Fodurol gowwm-r• Right lro111 of Aodelllpllon rooulto lion t772, nlod lor record on ::::::: 21, 1111 In tho Ta u.n Book In lhe omc. ol 1M At a orcler of u.rr~1=: Cooh on dollvory or-. ~ WANI ADS GEl RESUI.IS -- ... -----lint• Public Notice lo bid II llio oolo, ond lo n.ao.rdofE+=•1an of 1M lhlgo Loool School .. pricH ....... Fur1hor, Tho DIWict ilaolroo to r.. olvo F-oro ond •••led ltlda ror the Coonpony ...voo lho rtg11t h liD ,...... to rolocl ony or Ill bldo 1. GMollno, 011, ond oubmFu-. tho obovo cohtorll wil bo oold In tho condillon II lo In with no exprMaed or Implied warrondoo glvon. FOf more Information con- Aopo* 5. Student • I~ nt lllcl Scott Shonk, ot lt2· ln'M .... 3293. ........ bo-IIJ od, 16) 17, 11, u 3tc oil . . - bide oholl bo renlnd In 1M 011oe, Ull Eatlloin Shol. 1- - - - - - - - y,.....,.,., P. o. Box 272, Po111oroy, Public Notice Ohio, on or boloro 12:001------- - o'clock - • on Tuoodoy, PUBLIC NOTICE July14,111111. Racine Village Clerk will ENVELOPES IHALL BE receive aealed bid 1 for 1 1i78- The Boord of Educolon F600-Ford CobiChnolo (old ... • ..... right lo - t Raclne Fire Department Tenk f F61EVAJ1144 un1114p.m. on Happy Ads ~~==~====~ YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVKE To hur her voice, horomlle, And greet her II the door. WM young 1ndonlythrM The 191 of forty ... old tome. Now the d1y h11 ... come tor me to How H IMI• to be forty. Happy Birdadoy RonlWueU But all I con do, dear mothor, lo go and tend your g1'11Yo And IHw behind tokeno of love To tho blot mother God over ITIIIde. 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Yard Sate Gallipolis & Vtctnny YAimES 949·2671 UCINErOH. DrlMn~ Help Want.d : Cov.nant Transport "School • 8 Mos. OTA 'Mkl. Aaa 23 • T•m ~.y 27-3 c.nts "Singll Pay 11-22 c.nta 'High MIINge Bonus Ml ..s 'Mot-' Layovw 'lalding AJnkJadlng /Oudhud 'Paid Ina.. 5350 Slalo R - 7, ~hJ_.2 MM• Bttow Town. rTIIHJ, lnlo ..., 8oyo s.-,...-:· Clal'-, IIUOI Ill Pllid In ALL Yonl - Adnnot. DEADLIE: 2:00 p.m. AUUIIS ......, .. Or Wo Pte.... KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE lhe . , beloN lhe - .. to run. 8undoy - . . , • 2<10 p.m. Frldly. llondly odllon - UO DtiMrs : Do You Want &.Iter Pay? Do You Want More Mila? Thlfl Call J.B . Hunt 1-800-2J~ HUNT EOE!Subjocl To OnJg S.turdly ONy, WMI:Iw Permitlloa. 2nd On Tho !Aft, Bulivlllo Plko, Joclooon Plko Scroon. End. II-? _,_,.,_ 217 E. s-.1 lt. 0 11 0 1-800-44'1 ....314. p.m.-,. 992-5335 or 915·3561 on..,. , KLL!I1 .Inc. Clnclnnall Terminal lt Malng Equipment And l..ona Haul Drivers With Rtunt ln.ct01 Tr11ilw E.Io-Mnee. C.ll 1-800-925-5558, Mond.y-Friday. Pt. Pleasant Eam Futj.T\me Pay Wcrtlng Pan-TirM AI A Chrittmu Around The World Olmonslrltot. Atceive $300 Of Chrtstm11 Item. With No lnvnlment. Fot lllof• mtormallor'l : CIU 6M-379-:z.502. Also Booking P•r1lel. & VIcinity __'~·~~~!:~ I-lrorn L__,._WKK'S HAUUNG SERVICE 36970WRIIRllllll r-oy, Olio Y•nl Solo, Galllpolil Fony old Honry - . , Fri ondS.l s.-. --· y..... June 11 & 20. 18cll of OliiiiW:od, 4.2 mille on tt.nnan EARNUPT0$9.00/HAI Join Arn«ic..'1 NewNI HolM c-.nlng CGmpeny. Opportunity For AdvancetMI'lt ln!:o Manaa-rntnt Loeally. An:ltM Drttlme Hourw Mon-Frt. H You lilw Good Work Hl.blta, Reo...-.nc• And Own Tra,..porttlion, Call WorkEndtrs 2 To I P.M. 114-388... 5. Yonl Solo, Solunioy, Ill. 2. 2 ........ pill Aoco wei - - . . , .... tole of clothing. kklll clalhM I Pomeroy, • Middleport & Vk:lnlty Expert.nctd Ual bed drivers fot lntwstate opwatkJn,. 1ppro1 500 ml" radlu, 1telld-, hau~ kame l'nOIIt WMilMlda.. top pay • good oqulpmonl. Mull bo 25 yn ol age whh 3 yrs veriflllbft OTR exp«ltnce with COL !Ice,.•, toUd drtvlng record & wort hi• tory. Mu.t pall road t•st and drug .cr..,.. c.ll 100-228-6158 tor delalts. •SAND -GRAVEL .UMESTONE (614) 992-3470 THill Aa.d, ...,.. tamiU.. SIOnn door lor t,.i..,, t-1, ,.In caneell. 1- .----------·I Advlnco. AI Yltd S.llo .. Pold In Doldll- ... , 1 - lho RAONEMOWER CLINIC P.O. ... lt4 wI • IAO!!r_~ ., lflono•w...,lt ~~Setl PARTS ' SERVKI Mawen o Cltail S.Ws oWeedeaten 614-949-2804 d8y befon IM ad • to run, Sundoy oollioo>Fridoy, llondoy oclllon 1UIOo.m. s.-,. Flatb.d Company Ortviltl With COL Needed • Paid Mil• I Ut...,....nh 1,...,..001 • AkfM" • Bonus Propana PnwkMdPreftlr StMI "I Aluminum Coil EJ:periw1cl CaJI1 800-3t5-3SIO. Condor-· <1ongo ...., m Poena OJ, tiiMte Frkllry, J ... 1t., -Juno :tO. 8 Friendly Home P1rtiR Ha Openings For Demontltraton. No CUh lnWMIIIWII. No s.Mce Public Sale & Auction Challi'J. High Commloaion And Holt... Awwdl. Two Catak)al, a- eoo H1m0. Colt 1-.-11a 4175. R i c k - - Compony. ful time aucl.....,, oompM~~• ouelloo ........ u...... IM,Oftlo I Vltglnlo, 3114773-5715. 9 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 JOB POSTING Southuo.. em Probation Trul· ment An.,..tlve (SEPTA) Wanted to Buy ApptleiiUons may only be obtaln.ct from and returned to your toea! Dtllo BUtNu or Employ~Mnt Services oHice. Complele job dncrtpllon• ar• available for twYIIw It the OBES ottlc•. DMdllne for applleltlon II July \ 1882. Pooling d01cripo tlon Is as follows : tnt1i1 Otfle.,, annual ulary$18,nD . lhe lnCoordinate takllladmlulon• l)fogram of • 60 bed adun male, community baud eornetlonal fleltlly, tunctlonlng •• liaison bllw..n ttM Cent., & Comnt0n Pt. ., Courts and law entoreement In • multi--county ~on ; InterviewIng and a..... lng epproprlal• ,... ol Nferrsls ol the P'ogrlm. EdLICition : 81./BS Of MUtw'• c:t.grM ln eoelal work, ooclology, poycholoaY, criminal Jultice or rala"d Jl..d. Work bpetilncl : Flvt 151 yurs ol related woR upart.nce. Specialized Skill• and Air Condit:--., Ete. 6M-256· 2112192 1231. Call304-773-5118 or 304-773-5186 After 5 Old rMrttliie. top. comic boob, a.ntwna, p6dw. and lumlh•e. Ooby lllriln. -·1'141. ASK FOR AL Announcements Sltndtng . _ , will poy lolr Pfkee, c.11 Jerry Runyon, IM- AUTO RENTAL, INC. 1112-ae7. s19.95 A DAY AND UP F1ropllco Real Estate General Buy AnUqu•: Vlclorton Fumll1n, - - Sldo a-do, Uaill AI· W.nled To Rx- -.... ....... ""' r..... """'"" Pool Tabtea. WooOtn Nk:lltll Ani._ CALL (614) 446-9971 (KELLY) .... CM<ol - . , . Clndnn.!:l, OHo .s:no. IS13-M12NS. KENNY'S AUTO CENTER -h -· -------...!...-------..11.,_..::-"H = so264 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO A Wolldlfful F1mtty Elperien.::a. Sclndtnlvt.\, 1"' 992-2259 608 £AST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PRICE REDUCED! Gron1 St.- Mlddlopon- 3 bo<tooms. newer root, Jumace & hot warer heater full bsml carpon lronl porch. shod. lencod lo t GREAr'LOCATIONI WAS $34 ,900 NOW $26.0001 I chlnp ~UOI. igh ScAnlvlna Ell1n NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING c.ll Your Dltl: .._. !lpocloll Dlol 1-100-737-4444 For Doling, Romll1CO And FlO\. J1.3Win. All Uloolytoo. "• G.lta c.• 21~ (Dial .tNIIIslul conditions, hand~ IMIISitlve lice to face c:ontaets, develop and matntaln efftcllve wortdna NleUonshlps with all couo .a.n, pollca, Pll'"!ld'!""r ~ llaff, and r Ia. Abllfty to pr~~~Mre~•· perlorm, ,.....rch , and maintain ncordL kl tn wrinen and oral eommunlcallon. Mutt t\av. vaitd Stat• of Otdo motor vehk:le operator's llctinM. 9on_,"' FrH Ackllt Talk Una. 1·714--1037 Uv•, One On en.. Employment Services 11 Help Wanted RefereaceAwaiW.W. JOBS AVAILABLE !Srilrlrloo rongo ..,...., 150- NEW LISTING- Peoc:ock Ave.- 1 112 story newly "'mod- ~led home with 3 bedrooms. side beS w.Htyl "Full 01 Per1-TJm.. Due to tt. high coet of llctory ..,_., lnauranc., worUr'• deck, front porch. added . = 1nsulanoo . full bsmt. on 4 lots! $32,500 com-loo, ond • ..,. peny .. ,.,._, many c~ NEW LISTING- VACANT LOT in Minersville! BO , 100 paniel can nn thousands of doiM In pt'oduc:Uon UrN with ...,..~;~~ng very llimple • • .. hom. tor thltm . W eklll or upen.uc• not would maka a good trailer lot. Nice location- beautiful view ol lila river. ASKING $6,500 I'IEW LISTING- Commerclol &ulldlng- W. Main in Porn· eroy -Fonner gas alation wirh apartment overhead GOOD LOCATION! $17,000 011., W'l. ' II.ILD. POMEROY- 1 floor lramo home 2-3. bedrooms. gu F.A. lfl wool' fal•ool Hoo. . Pr. . . h~at, full bsmt With garage, newerpamtand repairs inside. notdotl lltllnrcland ......_,,. Mnt to you. A~ou oompWe spaoo, offioo/•howroom area . A amaH building with big potantiall ASKING $15.000 make us an oller ...OWNER WANTS TO SELLI CLELAI'ID REALTY ... THE NAME TO REMEMBER FOR AU YOUR HOME BUYING AND SEWNG NEEDSI HENRY E. CLELAND.........................................tt2..191 1::~~:~1NAGER ............................................V4tl-2431 SSELL ..............................................Mtl-2680 OFFICE.........................:.....................................et2-2251 Q~ally HI EfficittKy » 0 won, send It tor plrmenl. The rnor• WCMtt you do, tM mot'• you eam. ..lu.l »41 mlnul• a day wor1c- Fnendy locatoo. close to shopping Aoking $28,000 COMMERCIAL BUILDING- Moln SL Oller1 loti olsio"'!!e ol lliblltf. Abllhy lo wori< undtr hoo Sibling. 9ylt. . . ettnc.). Tromm Builders 614·742·2321 20 Yra. b:p. 21~-~50-M"~t Or Know1tdgo aerMnlng ev~tueUon , r.... reh, and oMntatlon tsdmlques; criminal justice and eorr.cUon• systems; human and public twlatlona · fiduciary rupon- -Alu. Flritlty/Anwtcan lnlercultwel Student Exchtnal. C.K Kll. . "Satlat..tl•• laara•t••" K~o [uropMn, FREE ESTIMATES c.n- lor. Oon'1 JuM •tw u. Your NonWoddna IWor •ppNancea, Cob 1'ra, l't:R'o, lllcrawa-, (lo Sunday Calla) PHONE, WATER &: ELECTRIC ALREADY AVAILABLE Will Sell Part or All •' 2 coon houndll Ioiii bet- 1 MICROWAVE OVEN 11cl YCIIEPAII PH. 614·992-5591 V.C. YOUNG '992-6215 KERWOOD$ HOllE IEPIII SEmCE Cuotom Polntingo Ucensed and Bonded In Loving Memorr of our Mother, moro 614-992-2242 PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER& SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING: limestone, Din, Gravel and Coal Busm'_a Services will bo hold ol 105Ohio, Union A-uo. Po<noroy, to r-::=======~ 5 614·949·2202 BULLDOZING PIIBUC NOTICE NOTICE lo horoby . - - . - (6)5. 12, 19, 26 4TC Oft Soturdoy, Juno 20, 1tt2, ot 10:00 Llll., • public oolo 2 In Memorr Sningo Colllpony, , .... roy, Ohio, ,.. •rv. the right r:·sPECIA,UZIIIG IN SLATE OR CANVAS" 39815 Gold Rldgo Rood Pomeroy, Ohio 45T&t 1---....;.--------1 Bid• to be opened July 6 at regular Council MHIIng. Carolyn L Powell, clerk Box 375, Racine Village Racine, Ohio 45n1 LOLA E. JEFFERS on her birthday, JUIM 20, 1918. H I hod oil tho world to give, I'd glvo It, yu, and SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY RACINE,. OHIO r .. r. .__r r• ..,.,........., .. DIAMONDS R&C EX.CAVATING June 26. Minimum bid $3,000.00. C.n be aeen at Racine Water POIII.-oy, Ohio • .,.. Building. The Far-• Bonk ond { - · • ''; l 't 'Muufows LII(E Public Notice GALLIPOLIS 'l(ptfr.ryn ..B•IpMf (FREE PUBUC NOTICE The &o.d of Truo- ol I h 10n Townohtp wUI held o Public Hoorlng. Juno 20, ttt2, ot 7 p.m. ol tho Townohlp Bullclng lor tho Budgot ol Lobonon Townolllp lor 1183. Rogulor IIIMting will oloo be conduolod ot thloThe Budgot of t..bonon T-nolulp wiD bo ovllloblo lor Public lnopoction July 1 thru July 10, 1tt2, b o tho hour. of 4 ond I p.m. II tho holllo of TOWMhlp Clork Dorolhy A. Rouborry, 30M8 Volloy &.llo Rood, Rocino, Ohio 45nt . (&) 11, 11c . to.~ : J - II. Soulolly 8llorlll ollloigo County (&) 12, It, 26, 31c Places To Go Travel vehic le s. 3 dog. 11' ................ Call Today 440-6446 PA711&1 CREAM PUFF • : _ , !Mioo Joclool AI Yonl Solo, 531 """" om.., 1114-4113314. Except ol logol Right of Woy. Aoloronco o.od: Votuuno 255, Pogo 451, Molgo County Dood Rocordo. REAL EsTATE APPRAISED AT: 111,130.00. Tho rool oo- Cltlnol bo oold lor looo thon two-lhlrdo tho July6-12 .........ol: 1... FORO CWB CAB RANGER .t1 FTCR14AIG- • • PSI ea...u•. I Tr!Hl ONI 41 Houses tor Rent • • Lost & Found 6 taining .S31 acrea, mor. or Visit the place you have been hearing about.. BRANSON, MISSOURI The new Nashville in the beautiful Ozarks Country. 1111 lor <>Mh 1M following .,.1. :.;::=, 1989 Clwvy ..ll4 , Air, AUIFM Cenlury TOPP*I'z. PB, Hitch , 5 9pd, And Men. 55~ Mil•. Vory Nicol 10,100, ':ifoi<f! fHt;Y SAID I qof C~f HfriR. AU- IN~ EiV~YTHI/14 R. & S. New, Uled and Antlqu. fumllure, U11on, WV. 304-773- i ; 1989 Altro V1n AT 8,000 $13,500; 1M CaiMfO AT, $4,500, BOih EJ:c•Uenl CandlUon, 114-446-2510 Aft., • :OOp.m. f~t>)' ~a'liD M~ Q/r oFTHf' rnltwe, 814-441-JIW4. WO's •'• .... LAST CHANCE! A FEW SEATS LEFT! Public NotiCe ~ S.vlng• On All VInyl & CarFu~ In Stock. 15.00 Up. Mollohan Vans & 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent Aoula,20--lho-llor, to 1 plpo; t h - N. M dog. 40' E. 141.115 IM~ to tho plKO of bogiMing, con- SAT., JUNE 20, 7 P.M. Hilttop Singers Specs or Bluegrass Ivan, Howard & Friends Bring Lawn Chairs II) 11, • : (7) 3, 31o CARLYlE® by Larry Wright Nice effk:l•nq cotteg•, unlq~ lnd buutltul, 3GWJS:.6042 E. 151.7$ IMt olong tho -•lon of tho conlor ol Coli- Stroot, to o pipe, lhonco s. es doo. E. 1R&I IM~ to o plpo, duo pi- of boglnnlng lor thlo doocrlplon; t11onco S. 24 dog. 56' E. 114.21 loot to 1 · plpo: thonco S. 0 dog. 20' W. 101.111 ....... plpo 20 loot from tho contor of Stole Aouto NO. 124; lhonco N. 56 dog. w. 160 loot, along tho north aide of ••ld ltate RACINE Truck) Wanted To Buy: Lol On A State Route NNr G.lllpolls. 614-446- Rentals AVON I Atl AIMs I Shlt1sy Spurs, 304-175-1429. ... -.; - STAR MILL PARK ..........yondoll-. ,_Fty,Trooouror llolgo Locolllohool Dlotrtcl Ull Eool- Stroot P.O.Box272 Goods 9209. AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU Exe.. lel'll Paf, Banellla, Transportation, 407-282""'i'l?, Ext 57t. ll.m.-10p.m. TaU Refunded. Coli- Stroot ond Fifth Completely Remodeled Must See To Believe Friday 6:00 PM-8:00 PM Sat. 11 :00 AM-1 :00 PI..AIHLY IIWIKED "BBD". Wanted Pack.1~t1 . llogiMing ottho lnw-tlon ol tiM aenter line, on 931 Hysell St. Middleport, Ohio Flro Extlngulohor Household lllolgo, In ... of Ohio ond In tho vlllogo of OPEN HOUSE 4. Real Estate Sltulllod In luo County of ~ '-:.'=:' ....~ J.Thoond- .. Beattie ... --·-""'-a: 42 Sou1h Third Avo., Middlepor1 - h>r o llvo (5) SNAFU® "OM Dly ~81" Is Erplodlng In Billion S lndustry. Oiatribufors NMdtdl Commlaalona And ~errlds• Pa6d WMkly. Mal'bt· lng Pt.n And FrM lntormatlon DoloRdanto, upon • Judgnalftt tMnln ~ bolng c.. No. 111-CY-241 In oold Court, I will ollw lor .... altho front door of tho CourlhouH In POIIOJOy, llolgo County, Ohio, on tho t7th doy of July, 1tt2, ot 10:00 1.111., tho following Iondo oncl tonornonta, located .. .,........ Ohio 4577t, with tho moiling oddrooo ol P. 0. Box 114, Syrocuoo, Ohio 45nl. A 00111plolo logo! cloocrtplon ol tho rool FRIDAY, JUNE 19 9AM-4 PM • Help Wanted w. WU.. E.~ Et AI., GIGANTIC 20 FAMILY YARD SALE Andh 1d~d~le~po~rt~,~O~hl~o~===r~:7.~~~~~~~~~--Th~e~D~a;ll~y;Se~n~t~ln~e~I~Pa~g~e;;9~ 1 =11F~rl=da~y=·~Ju~ne~1=9=·=1~==~~~~---------------------,~====P=o=m=e=r=o~y==M by Bruce 36 51 KIT 'N' 73 4 Giveaway Solo loouod out of tho CoM11on , _ Court of llolgo County, Ohio, In tho oaoo of Dougloo M. Doll,.... Et AI. Plolnlllll, Fred Gau~ organia~ Cluaical Chriatlan Music Rec~al Sunday, June 21, 4 P.M. at the Chrill Episcopal Church, 804 Main Streel, 30<1-675-3120 Public Welcome NOTICE 10 8llDERS 4 NOliCE OF BALE By viriiM of on Ordor of IIIUnll 10- DEIDUIIE 4:30 P. M. DAY IEFOIE PUIUCinOII Public Notice ·, June .. Co.ditioHrs, Heat lngol~canoom~ I WIQM. Krager 21 Karrie Steak HouSI, 32<1 Main Sl, Pl. Pn, now taking applleltion•, p6u... apply In per- oon. er• t.mele, rwllrld or widowed, •nd Mtod • hom•. tt you plus decent ~Y. for living with an ekt.ny woman or If you know ~ of this desc::ril' lion, c.ll IJ.UI&-2765. KMp trytng! Need Ellp...-1~ H.-at Pump S.Mc• Man. Must Know HMI Pumps, Fumaca, Air Conditioner., s.nd Wortt Hllltory To: Cl.A 222, tJo GalllpoUs Dalll Trlbu1M1_~._~5 Third Avenue, Ga llpolla, ut1 45631. .u.ct truck driver with traetor tralllor ••~riM~C~~, ~I hauls, 614-i85-4465. Ownerr'Operllor HI-Cube E.J. praa W1 nta Youl 10CI'% Owneri'OperJior. W• Provide: "All Mil• Paid, AH Permits Paid "Prompl, Reliable WMkly Sel- llomonll "Minimum MIIM Guarantied "fuel Card "All New Tl'llllw FIMI You NMd: "1911:2 Or ....,., Tractor In Good Condhlon In 100-MUe Raclue Ot ·u.. Dly1on "2 l'rs. OTA EJ:perief.c., Good MVR, Good Anhudo. Clil John Broady 11-F At 1-800--lM-2823 Or :JI7-Mf..42S1, H~be EJI. prna, lne., P.O. Bor: 11040, lndllnapollt, IN 4&211. 5 1 bedtoom trlller, AC, •v•ryth- New Shlpmel'll Sam• Prlca: lng fumlsh•d, utllhl..a Included. Nft SKS Rifles , With Accn- 304-67$.<1563. 2 bMroom apl, $350. month 1 11 utllll ... pild, no HUD, 304-67rt- 2722. 2 Bath, Downstairs, CINn, No Pets, Quiet, Aatwenc. And Deposh R• quhd. 814-446·15'111. 2 SA apar1m.nts In Ulddllipott, ntw1y ramodotort. 1ow uuuh~roo, no pt41, l22G JMr morih, deposit required, &14-892-2381 days 1 ·11110 ="~..::::.::.:.:...·- - - - - 2bdrm. 1pt11., 10111 el.ctrle, ap- WoiH Tanning B.cts, New Cam- room hlcllltlq, elou 10 tehool IMriea~ Unlta From $1H.OO. Lampa, Lotlone, Accutoriea. Monthly Paym~~nts low At 111.00 C.N Today New FrM Color Catalog. 1-800-228-t292. Real Estale 31 Homes lor Sale 2 blclroom country home In wooded atN, 4 miles trom Ohio River wlllr;- bHxll bldg, good for smalt buslnns, eitv ¥'1111', full basement, $36,000. 2.71 .cr.., 304-8i&-3004. 2021 Marquette Av1, 5 yre old, •t brick msintenance frM home, 4 t.drooms, small living room, dlnlngroornttamlly room com~natlon, ldteh.n, utlllly room, 111 OM ~vel, eovered patio In back, privacy t.nc•, glriiiJI, shown by appointment onty 304-675-12l8. ptlances furnished, laundry In IOIIVn. Applications available 11 : VIllage Q,..n Apls. or eaU 814492-3711. EOH. ,..1 Merchandise Drumm« For EatabllatMd Country And 50'• Roell Band. Must Be Fammar 11111 Dub 14x65, 2 Btodrooms, Furnished, CA, Underpinning. Beat Offer. 1114-446-0782. With Lotoot TOfl Counluy Sonaa. l'honoo614-367~34Anyllmof homo, ooncl lnqul101 10 P. 0 . Box 312, Pl . Plonom, WY 25550 . 1I'JII Shulll Mr:14 2brk Uving Room With bpando, itehen, Dining Room, Bath, CA, Total Electrlc:, ~orm Windows, $6,500. 814-379-2464. 14 1182 Schunz 14x10, 111 •l~~c:, 2 bedrooms, •xe eond, muet H Will Cl,. tor lhl Mderty kl t._lr Business Training moved, 304-88&-3554. Relraln Howfi!Soulheflltwn Buol,_ Collogo, Sorlna Volloy Pta~.~ . Call Todlv, tsM-441-oi3611! A-c~lst...-ation f80.05.1211tB. 18 Wanted to Do ,,.,...,-..,.,-,,-,,.--,:-Will BabyaH In My HolM. F•neN In Ptar_ ~ru. Aef.,.ncM Avliloblo. Rodltly Ant. Coil 614-245.5887. Oeorgea Porta~ S.wmll~. don't lwlul 'fO'A" Ina• to lho mol JUOI eall304-e7S-1\57: Opening: My Country For Full Cart EkMrty, With Private Room, 12 't'Mrt Expartene.. t14-251-t071. Hive Home, lntwlor, ut.rlor I rool peinll~. wuh down houN • 1111hlrl. 12 yra experiel.c., frM Htlm11tea, ""'-·~· u.n Mowing, I Odd Rluonobil. -1858. .lobo, Water Heaters. fant Toddlllr Cart, 114-44H22T. ower 10 oompenllle ~.,rly Elting Included. ..........0211. hi- ""'' loo~ Publtoft. Tallo..,. ololdortyln mr,:= 1Jl8, '101 LOih"" 111., OHIIH, fiome Taunton. MA. 02110. Kreoar Ule ond ..... Publlolllng roqulro SUO I":"~:/".or 114-IJN.IMO. of '*'"rid, Will Do TYPINQ LoU Dl EIIHt1ence, Ana=n'* 114-357-4415. Rat••· 1i87 PilllcrMII 14x10, 2 bedroom, t2x20 tr ..tld wood front poreh, heat pump, 304-678-21Ut Goods 1 a .. Stove, 11..--446-4Z't. 1931 Wat•rtelll b«::room Illite : full Uze large four pottlr bed , comJMeole, ctr.uer wtlh mirrOf end vantly .tool, chell, 1600 OBO. InUit Mil; Dobbe soUd 0111 dining room •1: toUd oak doubte pedellat tlbl1 wtlh 2 IMne, 8 chlll"l bought el hOOD, will Mil tt5bo; plus other fumtlun, kflchwnn,. tl•ma, T!JPI*WI,., Me. All h:ctillent condtllon, &'f4.912-7V1:5. ~r old Kirby $200. 304-675· 1tst Recirruln O.nvlile.1 Mll721 2br, TOial Eiectrle, Heduc.a Price! C.ll 814-387-0131 liter 25" RCA larp con.ote t•....,l· ............ good...., !p.m. Cop. RCA riConi plrlyor, $40; 1191 lndltoa HouH, 2164, Bob Hoolllch, 114-882· Electrie1 4br, 2 Batt.; 19to 5212 IHW 5pm. Frt.ndsnlp 281l70 fbr, 2-112 Air Condlllonerll, Reh1QeratonJ, 1111111,1 .........11852. Dryer I Wuh...-, Color T.V., AepotMINd Doub'-wldls: 5 Microwave, 814-258a1238. Available Only $1,000 Down. Amlna F,_zer, 28 Cu. Ft . RepoaeiMd ~nglla: 31 AvallManual Hoapttal Bed, IM-441oblo Only $600 Down With Apo 0211. provod Crodh. Col 1-.&3115710. Ap111menl Slz. Dryer, ~ng SSOO 011 Purchlu Prlco Of Any 1Win Bed, R. .ll*l Dnln. O.Jt Now Homo At El- Homo Con- Crt~ O.k Ubrtry Tlbtt, 1188 ,.,, OrMI SeiKtlon, F,.. S.. -Up ~v•w. 8~5, 71. And O..lveryl Call I*J72.1220. Chin~ cablnll, buttet and dining ..., hi bom lypo bldg 1400. 1971 Rtg1111, 111 tloclric, S bocl- UJbil, Hon<hnn lllhogonybOO. Bavarian China •rviCe for - . "'"'""'""'.... 1116 • ~ 1200. 304-471-454&. :IOWJ'S.5413. eel..,. S.t of Northw•stern golf elubl. 3 m.tal woods, 3 PW. $150. 304882-2383 _ WhlrlporX Washer & Dryer.• Good Condition, Both : $200 614-379-2881. 53 55 Stop 9y Al o 23 E..1orn Antiques ::----,,...:._:_:.__ _ Buy or sell. Riverine Antiques, 1124 E. Main 9tr.S'I, Po""'roy . Hour~ : M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sundliy 1:00 to 6:00p.m . 614-192-2526 . 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Electrte 3 WJ!Mied Scoote" lndoor!Outdoof, New & UIMCI. Uil Chairs. Bowman'• Homeeare 814-446-1283, 1-8CIO--f58-68 ..4. ExcerciM Weight Machine For Sale, Br1nd N.w, $375. 614-441 0319. =::._=,.,...=-,-=-,-FREE INSTAllATION SWIIIMING POOLS Only $791.00 Beautiful Above Ground 1lr:31x• Pool lnelud" : Fitter O.C:k, hnce, Laddere, Etc. ~'t Bell•v. 117 C. II BPI 1-800-541-1123 Glnnla Nu4rltlon Products luturing Amino Acid Body Building, •loht lose and fat burner formuras. Available Ill· cluslv•ly at Rite Aid Pharmacy. The ute way lo diet . H-H guitar amp, 2· 12" SJ)IItkers, S'150 ; Glbeon P.A. HNd, 100 w•tt, handl" 8 mk:rophones , S'175; 10"' Tabieuw with table , $50: 1 ton 117'1 Ford 12' 9oi van, $.500: 1~ Pontl•c Ptto.nlx with air condhloner, runs good, $400; 19Jt Suburblnl. \550; wood Of coel Warm Morning IIOY., $25; 19111 Dodge truck, $200, 614-i'12-2..-4.5,11m-9pm. KILLS FlEAS! Buy ENFORCER FIN Kltlwe for pets, home & yard. Guarsnt..d eHec:Uv•l Buy ENFORCER II : Baum True V1lue Stcn, 11 Wnt Main StrMI, Cheater Oh. I Valley lumber & Supply Corp_, 5S5 P1rk Sti'MI, Ulddi1por1 , Oh. KILLS FLEAS! Buy ENFORCER FIN Klll•re For P.ls, Hom11 Yard. Guar1ntMd EHec:Uvel Buy ENFORCER AI : Brown• TNatworthy Hllrdwar•. State Route 160, Bidwell, Ohk». a King abe YMter'*l, 614-902- 5557. Minnows for u~. lhlnere, 376 BMCh SIIMI, Mlddlepon. Old antlqiH wardrobe, $500; glr1 'a bkyele and ICOOIIf", $50 for bo4h; 6l4-H2-ilt90 anytime. Plnaburgh paint ull now In pf"09r811. C.lllng pelnl 18.19 gal, •xt•rlor whlf• latu 113.19 gal. BurPM SMdt 50% oH. Paint Plus, 2415 J.c:Uon Ave, Pt. Ptl , 304-&75-4084. Pla.tk: And Medal Culvwt llneh Thru 80 Inch In Stock. Ron Evans, Jaekeon, Ohio. 1-«10!37-9521. S.E.L 10t.1nd laeh, sterw w!lurntal»e. 2 tpMbrw, $100, ne cond, 304-812-311t2. Six 1 SNma: Tlv•: 12'x11 Fl ., ThrM : 12 ...10 A., U75; Wh... Th• Cab TocH Bo1, UO . 8 ...._..... Nlol ~le home ep~o. awal._ al*l, call Max, 1.aQO...t37-3238. ..... --· Soltr RHI For 18x3e In-Ground Pool. 614-388-97'61. ~. Sam Somwvllle'a, our 28th y..,, 5 mMM Eallt 1-77, Rav.nftiiOOCI, try S•ndr"''"' POll Ollico, Frl, LAYNE'S RJRNITURE Complet• home tumi~~ So\ Sun. """"''"" PM, Olhor Hourw: Moft...ht, N. I dl-,..hou.... 304--m-.5155. 11 ....... 0122. 3 mMM out Bullvl.. Rd. Molllly Wa a did. With A BMutl-- FIOI Dllllvouy. ful Building SilL Nlco lrilll PICI(ENS RIRNITURE Driveway, A&nl Water, Elec:tr$clly, And Phonll hrvloe HoluhokJ NoiO\lltd fumllhing. ~ mi. Avolilblo. S Vllllloo From Jtrrtcho Rd. Pl. PI_.., WY, z• Koepltai, IH,OOO. IM-441-- caii:IOW'IS-1450. Ull o.J. WM• Bloek, brick, 56 Urine, Ere...._ 9lnce Ouannl... Nemovll 1178, Urine !1111,., Orlora, For Co""'o, Sub!loon /Joltto. R~t~lnlilll Poll.ct hereford bull, 15 mos. old, 614-:at2-2535 or 614-"J112-2359 1fler 5pm. Claud• WinOH Call 614- n Grooming. All ........ llylol. Autos tor Sale -::-:-::--.-:-=:-:--,::::--:-:- lams P.t Food DNI•r. Jolla Wabb. Cali 614-446-0231. 2 Male CFA R•glsllred Hlmal•y•n Kittens, 12 WMks Old, 1100 Eech. 814-441-0615. 19&4 Bulell Eledra 225, 4 door, Tft'kablry Ba!Wr Shop, Pomeroy. OH., 614-1112-59114. 196f Buick Eleetrll 225, 4 door, Rober1 T.wllablry, 614-992·59'94 .. female klllens, 3 Himalayan, 1 Ft.rsien, CFA R~lalered , 8 w•ka old , 614-7112-3144 aner Mont• Carto. Excellent •ha:r. 402 Crane-elm. 304-(;75381 . 8 w..k old r.ma.. P,.kl,.... puppy, blaeull colored, worm.ct, $200, eall 614-84).5287 after t973 Corvette conv•rtlbl• w/ ••tra hard top, $9000, 614-9492893. 5pm. SS, lots of llltr.a, ••cellant condtllon, tau than 17h~ .. 6141991 low• John boal, 1fft. and 1911 lr~lt.r; 1978 JMp pickup, runs good, 614-992 -2043 . BOATERS J.S. Mart,. Strvleeo New Mer· cury Engln .. In Stock. Parts & Accnaor... In Stock, Factory Trained Service. 614-256-B160 76 Auto Parts & Accessories New gu 11nb, body par1s, ON ton truck whMia, radl•tora, fiOOf mala, etc. 0 & Fl Aula, Ripley, wv. 304-3n-Js33 or 1- 800-273-8585. AKC Boxer pupa, $175, 614•742 • 2218 . AKC Cocker Spaniel-$200. 304675-1966_ 1978 Plvmouth Brouqhman, New Tlrn, 70,000 Orlgmai Ml~s. $400 Or B"t Offer. 514-.386-8947. 1978 & 1ffl Dodge Magnum pans, buy or Mtl , 1-pc. to 1 complete e~~r, 814-949-2693. AKC regist•r•d BaHanhaua German Shaphard puppju, ready to go June 28th, 614-376- 197111 Bulell, lliW brtlles, new .tarter, nMd1 tune up, $350, 614-192-:W40 or e.n be M•n at 203 Park SlrMI, MkkUtpor1. 6455. AKC Aeglstwed Aatn.lv• puppln, llbr.c:lor shola & 1m Ford Thunderbird, body good, N,_ good, 16110. 080. 304-175-3225.. priptrll . 614-~2-:103-4 . AKC Reglst.,_, MlnaiLn Pl,..cher, bllt • tan, 1 '-"""· 2 malel, rudy to go 6124192, 304571-.2444. 1971 Ford Ud, 302 engine, runs good. $350. 304-67!1-1252. ASCA R~lllend Australian Puppin, ANdy Sh1ph1rd 6121192 V.t Checlllld, & Fire! Vacclnt Give'!t $125 . 814-4..1· 1610 C.ll After uariL Dr~gonwynd C.ttery: CFA p.,_ alans I Siamna Klnens. 1114446-3644 After 7:00p.m. E11ter Bunnln In June, el110 good for 4-H I Felr projects. 30UJ75-1872 aher 7:00PM. Fish Tank, 2413 Jttc:kson Ave . Point PiMaant, 304-675--2063, full line Tropk:ll fllttt birds, small anlm•l• end supplies. Golden R•trlev.r Pups. 814--4f6. 7123. Happy Jaek Triwrmklde: Recognlztod ••'- & 1Haellv. by u.s. c.nt•r tor veterinarz Medicine ag~lnat hook , round lapMWorme In dog• & cats Available 0-T-C 11 Southern Stat.. 304-675-2180. Mexican Fan1111 pig.ona, $25 p&lr, 614-&41-2526. Fruits & Vegetables STRAWBERRIES. You Pk:k, We Pick. Contalnerw Provkfed. 0pon 8~ 11-F, Sol 11-5, CloMd sunday - T•z:~s Patch . K.,r Ad. 81 12, Or &14- :•ry 245-6178. Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Fann Equipment 2 indl Gal Water Pump; 18Ft. Electric Mav ConveyOf, Ancl 3 Point Scoop BuckS'! . eM-37V- 2 row cuillvatorw,. hly . . gon Br:1e, pkN, disc, gndw ~. many Ol~r ll.rns, Cub II'Kfor wllttleherMnta, tobacco pllntl. :104-67W321. 3011 lnl'l tractor with llnlsh rnow.r, $2350; 880 David B-., $28!10; 860 Fonl 121185; 285 ,..,.. w/ MUMy load• $9850. 514·286-6522. .. ft Bulh Hog , 3pt hitch, good ahlpe S250. )04-675~ Of' 675-1130 Brushhogs, can deliver, 614-&435216. Fann gat.., Mad gatH, tMd bunks, 3()4-h5..3571 or 814-24124<6. Ford ..000 rr.ctor With Rake, B•'-!l Mowing MKhlna, $5l~ ; 100 f'"atd With H.w Bum nog . $3,100; 19112 16". Stock TreUer, $2,115. 81,.-281-1522. Good 24 fl hay .. evator, ltiec mOior, $200. firm . 304-675--2902 •fl• 8:00 PM. John OMnl Model 130, 3 Point Hlteh, PS, F...,_, Good CondMion, Croll 1......... 1855. KUBOTA HU~~t=~~'Srw 28 HP 4 WD S6195; 20 HP 4 WD $.5,99!, Route 7 Nor1h, MarlllhL 514-3J11.41!11 New HcMIInd hs~, PMw Hoi- ha.-or. Oehl 115 grlndltJ miller. 304-273- 42111. wanted : Farm rneehinwy ol aH kinde. Got •n~hl~you want to Mit. Call 814--~ D. Livestock campers& Motor Homes . ~ 1968 V.W. Camp« Van, NPiint, Exeel~nl Condttton, $1,250 Or 8m ottw. 614 ....41 - ••' • 1003. ·::---=--:-:~- 11172 Scamper, 26', 5th wMel e~mper, vrory good eoncfltlon, $2900, 614-992-6'7113 I' • 1177 DodQe, 360 ~or. IIC.II•nt condffiOn, new awning, 614- '• ~2 -:2194. t ! 1988 Palamlno hllrdslde pop-up , hn AC, rwlrlger•tor, lllov• toilet, Ilk• n1w, 614-192-3242. ' 11184 Plymouth Turlsmo _ ~• Services For Sat.. &14 U6 0614. 1985 Ctvyaltlr ll•r. blk, air cond, sun roof, $1,600. u Is. 304-67s-3994 11185 Pont lac 6000, $1,900. 614-4f1-0TJ1 . A1king · 1i86 C&maro, V.fl, 5 apHd, 13.600. 3<>H75-S434. 1986 Chev. Cavallar, PS, PB, AC, 4dr, 614-446-0'131 Aiter 6:30p.m. 1986 Mercury lyni, 42,000ml. Was up Sit, lop cav.d In, runs good , ss.so· Diu. tltMrgtau lruck top Hte Dodge 0.11011 4'x'8 ', patd $700 , take S350, 61414~038. 1190 8...-eue GT, low mll•aga , air, tilt, cruls•, stereo eas..n, v.ry sharp, wtll ta~ payoff or lab over peymWIIS, 304-8822319 or 614-992-7641 . Home .. .\ o • .- ., r Improvements ~AI:;-1:;-ly:-prll::-':ma=oon=..,-.~br!7c7k-,.b:-:loc-,k <~·-~'. 81 & stan.. 773-5052 Fr~e ... lmatu. 304- , -.~ .. BASEMEHT WATERPROOFlNG Unconditional lll.tlme ;uarant•. l.oc.al furnished. FrM ntlmatn. C.ll colt.et 1· • "".., 61~-oua. day or night . .. Rogere BIHinlnl Wllwproo- "! ·• ling. ,.,.,.nc.. Coni• Home lmprov.rn.nta: '• VNrs Er:perlfilee On ~ & , ., ~ Hom. .. Room Additions , .. •· . FooodaUon Work, Rooting , ~!~~~· ~~-:~~~; FN~' !: . ,:~ Too Big Or Srnall!614-361-051e. • .. 1990 Pontiac t..Mena. AC, PS , Home Remodeling, VInyl Sldln;, 43,000 mil... $4800. Very CINn And Ov•rNng. )0 y-.. ,. h perl•nc.d. F,.. Ellllmat11! 614304 .... !i8-1542. !K1 Ford Probe GT, 2.2 turbo , Sap., adjuatebllo auapenUon , Mttt•lllc Midnight Blut, air, crul11, lilt, POL, PW, pow~r ... t, trip computlf, powtr mirrors, Alpine CD, only 29f< , •• king $11,000, 614-141-2534 or 614-9Sl-2-3671. 446-0926 J .W. Construction. Room Addlllol"lll, Root., O.Cks , Siding · "' A.nd All Type• Of Erterior And lnteriot" Painting. Will Glv• low . _ .,, Bid. lte.nud. 6"14-245-507'6. JET Alrw~tJon Mc:cors, repaired . New Uneotn Town C.r.L Ell:ell- & r•bulll motors In ltock , R~ t.m Condttion, Hllph Howe, EVANS, JACKSON , OH . 1-800537-9528. Jaeksofl Ohio, 814-288-6944 . 1m. Shop Kenny 'a Auto C.ntw For A Good CINn Used C.r, Upper River Ra.d, Galllpoll1, 614-446!1071. 72 Trucks tor Sale 19JIII Chevy 112 Ton Plck..Up, 6 Cytlnder, 3 SpMCt, Runs Good, S1oo. 614-258-63211. 1m Chevrolet C-65 dump truck. T•leacopk: holet . Nft' Nbber. 368 engln11. 85,000 .C• lual miiM. 304-458-1542. 1117'1 Oodge 0-50, New Tires. New Shocka., Good Conditkm, $1,100. O.B.O. 614-388-1751. 1m Tovola truek, 1300. and• lopJMf $150. 9!3652. ton;:v._;bod I,::~~~~C~h.-~--:4~.,~.~.~.~.~~S~I~ Icll;, Rebuln Tra,.., & Hubl . t\,195. 61-4........141 Aftlf 6 P.M. Or Reliable Wallpaparlng merclal And Realdlnt lal: "Fr• Eslim~taa 'hpaoriW!cad 'Quality Work 614......6-7119. , ,., c~ . . Aon'e TV S.rvlca, apecillldng In Zenith also ..,..,k:l~ moll other brande. HouH eatla, elao 30oti-816-2:U~8 : ~ ' ..• •, ~ , ,. oomo oppllonco rapolra. WV Ohio 81._.46-2 ..54. ' ',. ~ ~~~:,..:.:.:.,.~= ·· S.ptle Tank Pumping $90, Ollila .. :, .-, Co. RON EVANS EtmRPRISES , .• ,_ JM:klon, OH 1-800-.537-1528. Davis S.W-V.c · ! SeAolc•. .; : GIOI'gH CI'Hit Rd. Parts, sup- pll... pickup. and delivery. 614- · ·'' 44&-0214 . •' Will build patio cov.,. , decks , scr•nld rooms, put up vinyl siding or tr•ll•r •lolrtlng. 614245-1152. 82 W....Mds. 1985 Dodge Prospector 314 ton ~Mckup, loadtod, good cond. 1976 Plumbing & Heating C.r1w'e Plumbing Fourth • nd Pine Ganlpofla., Ohio 814-446-3888 ~truck camplf, ale-,. a, ... , eontaln.d, wilt un Mf*•t•, $5,000. or but o"-r. 304-8U· 3004. lr:::--::---c--:=-- 1989 Bronco n, 4WD, alr1 5 tpNd, exceUent concltlton, $&900, 814-012-81'63. 84 1HI Ctlovy 8-10, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, B'-ek, GtMt Condit~, <40,500 Mil .. , Pey on: $!1,200. Until 1:30p.m.: 614-388-1220, An., l :30p.m.: 814-388-183'1. Aealdentlal or eommercllll wlrtng, MW ..-vtc. or r~p~lra. Mast•r Ucene.d elldricl1n.• \ .J Aldencx.lr Et.clricll, WV000301, r 304~7~1788. _... • 73 Vans & 4 WD's 1982 Ford Ecolln. Van E-150 "'"' oupor 717 79 1182 Tran•Am NMdl Front & B.c:ll Window, Runs Good, 21Ft. Cobra Chevy Mellor Homt, U.U An Ottw. 814-446-1756. loaded, $5,000; 1935 100 Honda 1983 CldiH..:: Coupe tt.Vllll. 11,400, o .B.o. 614-388-1906. E•tllllent aN~. $2100. c.u :KM-t75-1121aftw Spm. 27118. 0521. 1&90 Celebrity, OJ)IIn bow, 180 1972 7pm. 63 1914 19 112 It Ctwekmale Aluder. 260 Chevy .ng. All •qu lpm•nt . Excellent condiUon . $6500. 30427:J.-2024 after 5pm. tll2-60118 after 6pm. Transpor1alion Pets tor Sale Agll 2-4 Hr. Toli-F101 Info :-:;:=::-::=-::-:-:-:::=::::-= I'OrMrlna. R-11 Chemk:ats 1 o.ntll Pony For S.~. tst4-446U"'tlltld f-800-M-EAASE. =o 2801b. I'M Tamworth ..rvlc• boar, S100, 614-985-l565. Groom and Stlpply Shop-Pel 58 . 3 Yur Ouarlet Horse, Mak• Sot1!t62 15ft. Oulek Sllvw tri-hull, 2 rill, $.500. 614-446-1456. 1!Mf 80hp, M•rcury'a. One fOf 4 Hollleln Spfinger11 CloM Up, parts. $900 OBO. 304-675-2881 814-446-4053. 19R . End Bottrd MOIOJ Boet Angut And Chi-Angul Black With Trw~lt•r, Good Condition! Buns, Reuonebty Priced . Sl.at• $2,000. 61..-245~52 . Run Fanna, Jackaon, Ohio, 614288-5315. 1978 Baja 18' Open Bow Boat, 170 HP ll•rcNIMr, 110, EquipFor ule: mlnlatur~ VIetnam..• mint, Good Condition, $3,900. belly P'9a. S'too..., 614-742- &14-245-5585 Ail•r 8P.M. en. sewer pjJMS, wln- do~~N, lintels, •tc. tar~, Rio GrancM, 0·:._---,,--:-:-:-:-=---, :304 ::: Vlni Sl-,_!:0118.........731111, 1· atanlng prie• S12. dozen ,.-..) 35 Lots & Acreage Building Supplies 245-512t Uno "" lotd1Jl8 GOOD USED APPUANCE8 SurpiUI Army C.mftluge c:lath-CN' 4 ...,_..,_ Eli· W•"'*'c. dryoro, roiTigloot..., lng, Small combat gear, lelther oandltkw\, to4-882a28MI . ro-. , . . _ Appllncoo, 711 bOol• (rantal surpiUI ctothlng UIIIMy lrliltr, garden tractDJ Oak gun eablnet, will tlold 8 gu,.. , $250. 304-675--5438. Avenu.. 10a.m. To 10p.m. Or ''' ·~ 75 Boals & MOiors tor Sale New home grown cabbage, $5 • crate, bring own contain•, 614247-4292. WastMr & Dryer S1ie: 15% ott S.rvk:e Call ~% Off Offer Explru 1131!12. Wuh...-. & Oryer St.oppe, 814-446-2144 2br Apet1ment Upstal,., Stove, 1 Young R-alater.d Blaek An~!e~~.,ator, W•t• Fumishld , gus Bull, Stort Equipment: ed: 466-112 Four1h Avenue , Scaln, Caeh Aeglater, MMt Gatllpofll. $240/mo. 1100/o.p. C.SI, Pop CUI, Mak• Off•r. 614-446-387!1 . 61..-446-3496. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 20 • 9 tobaceo plant bed, call ESTATES, 536 J.eklon Plk• 114-992-nB2. from ttt21mo. Walk to shop & 20x48 It greenhou.. tram• wllh movlet. C.H 6~-2561. EOH. lana, .tlutters & blower or will Centenary Ar.. Or Rio Grand•: •II frame NjMrate. 9ft UteUIIe Nice 2br Slove, Refrtgerator, dish with UnMjen controls. a304Water Furnished. No Plls. 6~153. U35/Uo. 814-446-8038. 22,000 btu Gibson air cond, FumlshM Apt. 1br, $235!Mo. $200. 304-875-4424 or 304-&2UtllltiM P•kl, 607 S.Cond 2318. AVIIflue, Gaillpoll•. 614-4,.6-4416 4-pe. living room suit• $100 : Aner7p.m. Kenmore wa•herldryer, uke new G111CIOUI living. 1 •nd 2 bed· ,1175; 11 inch cob TV, $35, 614room eptrtments at Vlllag• 802-27116. Manor •nd Rlv.ralde Antique Trunk, loom Woven Apartm~t• In Mldcll•por1. From Rugs, 814-367-1224 . 1"111. Call 614--il:i:-7787. EOM. Carpel LMttler Worit Belli, C.rLarge Fumtshed EH!clency ~ Tool L..alher Bells & Mall Apartment, LR!BA , Kilch•n. ~ags, New l.Miher For Sal• $15 DIMH•, Beth, C.nlral HMt, Air Of Both 120. 614-256-1!12. Conditioning, RedKorat•c:t Phone: 814-446-2602. CompaA.,..: Compaq Por1abl• 6401(RAII 20HD, $900; IBM North Four1h St. Mkkhpor1. 2 MOD25, color, 1FO, $~0; IBM BA fumlahed 1par1ment. MOD30, color, 2FO, $700; IBM ~ & ,.ter.nce. 304-a82- MOO&O, Tower lt.IEGRAM, 40HO, 1FD, $1100; IBM Cion• 0ne & two beldroom spts., tully Mldlowar 386DX25, tsMEGRAM, fumllhed, all uUIIIIM pekl, ,...,t 60MEGHD, 2FO, Uodem, $1500; w•llly or monthly, ._11 tor Prtnter, $150; 814-H2·3425. construction workers, ConcrM• a Plastic Septk: downtown Pom•roy aru, &14- Tanka, Jet A«~lion Tanka. Ron 992.$0011 or 114-982-3501 . Evans EnttriH'IHI, Jackson, OH en. bedroom ape lor ,.nt, 304- 1-800-531-9528. 8J'S.2218. Clib, Mlghehalr, etroller and other baby hma. 30-4-675--4548. no.,...,. Wanted: tori81, tl15. Jennings All Steel 380 Pistols, New $105. Ammun._ lion Av•llabltiAito. 814-446-1822 KMp Trying W•'r• In And Out Alol, Roome & cond"''"'· llimpll hongtro.) For - lnlonnltlon and a FflEE tlallng "9 Small Lawn Care, WM4 flstlng. Ordlrl can not be lllled wllhoul potil~g~ and handling. Allow .... rllyl. V.nctlng Aou1•: local. We HIVe The N._st Maehlnn, Making A Nice ~1;:~ Ca1h Income. l - 52 Sporting Goods ~~~u:nis ..!::: ~ ~~~· hoi I IIS11ng of I Mtae PaUU.'1 Day Care c.ntw. cllflronl worlt lhol S.tl, •tfonllble, chlkkart. M-F suh• bol:h men and women. 6 a.m. • S:30 p.m. A•• 2.,._10. Boot olll, you- you Bthn, •"• Khoot Dfoi:Hn. want ·(One comp~~ny la Plying wei me. 814 Ul 1221. New In- "" pootogo ontl hantlllna "" 1321. Apartment tor Rent pumr, $342.o0 per WMII " A BuelrMII Opportunity: wm Your Em~ Glv• You A $10,000/MOnth Ra1"1 $1,0007 $2007 Olv. Yourull A RaiH. I C.n Show You Haw. FI'M lnlormallon. $35 lnv.tmenl . C.U Recorded ......ge, 1--1100-:li!l- mto f1111CK8s &Now Beunetta Mobile 1391 Safford Sdtool Rd. Cal (614) 446-94 !NOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommenda that you do IM*nea whh people you know, and NOT to Mnd mon.y ltvoug~ tht mall until you have Investigated the oftwlno- 44 PTa lo Looldna For aw-Opet1ton With l9U Or N..,.r 297 K•lley Dr., Gallipolis, Dtllo Tondom Troclors Wllh Slolpora U831, Tefephona: 614-446-3385, To Run Ten C.ntl'lll Sl.tet. We Prlc•: $.52,00o.oo. Uvlng Room, Ottw You The C)pportuntty To 3 BKirooma, FemUy Room, 1 B• Hom. Ev-, WMkend \VIth And 112 Balluooms, 1 C&r Pt.nty Of Work Y•r Around AI Gil~, Brk:ll Front With Cedar Good" Pay. For Mon C.ll Slclng. Our Aec:Nttlna DeDI. At 1-100House For RWit Or Sill On land 421-7791. Or 1~211-102-4. Conlrect Fot $37SIIIo. Rodney SH TM Country And Gel Pakt Vlllagoll6,...._14 For ttl P1trtol: Ofterl Oullllty Truck Ortvw Tnlntngln Onty b HouM For 81 ..: ~ 1 B•th, AI· t.chld Gar~ All t.llclric., Will WMhl Cell 1-800 381 1150. Consider Rent $350/mo. &14Ananc ..l Aa:alslanoe For 4411-1358. Ou.aUIIed Appliclnta. Someone to Install 12 Mellon& BEAUTaFUl HOUSE FOR SALE o1 privacy t.nce. 304-41o75-1102 It Hl11orieal A,_ Cot'* lot · 816 Main 9t. Pt. Pt.aunt , W. VL no •nsw..-IMVI rnetuge. Completely Reno'illted: 2 Full Truck Drlwra Arnwicln ~ Bltha, 3 Large Bedrooms, New dlont Unea, 11M In Houae c.r- HVAC, New Carpet Avella!M. rlllr For A FortuM 500 CornJ)IIny, June 15 ts'f4-..442205. Furnished Hu Openlng1 For Tot~ PnlfH. Ellc. cond., S BR, 3 bllh, LR 45 1 llonll Oriv.re. You'll Get 25 Rooms DR, FAIFP, hMt coveraa c:..da/111. To Slart, GrNI declt, paUo. S.ndhll Ad. 304Beneflla. Moll W..bndl AI Fumllhtod apertment •v•ll•b.. Homo And Rock Solid Job 1175-1251. by wMk with cooking 3 Moving: Muel Sell! 3bf'L.Garage, priYIIIgel. 304-082·25.. large Fenced Yard, ucell•nt 2?81. Dopl. A£-67. Location, In Oak Hill. 61 ..-682· Rooma tor rant- WMII or month . ~=~~~It $120/mo. Gallla Hol1l 8564. Truck Ownor.Qporalon o $2,000 8 MID. Slgr>On B..,uo For Solo, Rental Property: houN 1nd 4 OU.IIUed Drivers With e Uontha mobile homM on approximately SIM~ng roome with cooking. Ov«·Tt..Ao.d EIJMrier'lce. Tu._ 112ae,.. Good loc.ttlon, good Also IraTI• IP*~- All hook-ups . C./I aflw 2 :00 p.m., 304 -7'73tlon Al4mburltmtnt (Up To $5,0001 Available For Drtvl~ f* mont~ ·~m"''Y rtooo . Wll mum 5651, MallOn WV. Sc~ Gredl. Tutllon-fr• lnYHtm.nl Mu than a y•ra. Trw~inlng AwallabM For ThoM Poulb41 ownw lln~~nc;lng. New 46 Space tor Rent WKh "No Ellperience. You Opwale Your Own Tr1clor, Out- Hawn, 304-882-24111 enytlme. Coumry Mobll1 Hom. Park, AI. lltandblf lai-...Purcha• 33H., under new management. Program AvallltM For Thou 32 Mobile Homes Loll, SM; homa rwntats , S2~; Who Do Nol Alreactw Own One. 1114-812-2187 lor Sale We Pt001kle Tht Treliet And Find Your loads. Muat Be 21 YMre 12d5 On 1.&25 AcJH, Addison Mobile Hom~~ Space FOf Rent In Old, With A Good Driving Pille, ~ty Allmadlll~, Total Rio Grande, &14-4464617. R8COid And Watlt History. Hu.- Electric, ti,,!OG , NegoUona!He, Retail Or ott~~ Avall•~­ blndr'Wit. T•ms W.k:Omll. Call 814-446-3081 After ep.m. latayett• MaH. 1'14-t46-4222. Tcd.ly Fot FuH lnlormltlon! R-.ollon Sorlvlcn Dlvtalon 1m Folr.,... lrallor. 4 """"'' 47 Wanted to Rent !Houoohold Good1 HauUng) Of bath. $3500. 208 Loeu11 St. ~orthAm..-k:an Van LlnM, 1- Hendtnon, WY 304-il'S-1528. Nletl, c... n 2 or 3 bedroom 110().3411-2147, Oopl. E41. 1172 FrMdom t2ll5S. All allctrk:, houa•, pret., prlwat• setting, Up To 26.S Cents Per Milt. Plue lltova, relrlgenotor, elr con- 614-992-2428, l•ve mHIIi' lf Benellts Over 100 New Conwen. dllionllj_. Kri&G~reeh, eurllonlla On Ord«. Ownw lalna. HISO. condition. Operttors, 80 c.nts Ft.r Ill ... 304-&?S-2101 aflw Spm. No Upftont F..., No RMcatlon. Call V•mon Milling Co., Inc., 11111 J.b64, 2bedrm., tumlaMd, Laurens, SC 1-800-~7272 Or no bld1, underp!Mid, 11•pa, on 51 Household rtnl:.ci 101, ......~. 1-803-882--4280. Putillo ......, lo uumbUI Business Opportunity ''' - - 304-675-2218. Electrlcel & Refrigeration 85 General Hauling : ' Wo Do HriuMng ~lmo, . ,; ' Anypllclt, No Job Too Big OJ ' ' 1181 Bronco II, XlT, A-'tlng: 14,200; 111811 eronco I!,_XLT.... king : 18,000. 614-441.0m. 1917 Ford Chsrlot Conversion Van, 15,500 mlltaJ...~ lc:yl., good condflion, $8 roo, tsM-eh- S3:16. 1M1 JNp Cheroti.., a hMd, 4 WD, AC, One Owner, 614-44&1721 For Dotty Or ClarMCa. Too Ultl•. Ba..nent Cleaftlng, a.-1 Worlr, Any Klndl 614- ·.J ~·n~"";;;7..:;•.;;"".;;Y':;;'.;;-:;_____ .. I : ... ,, ,. - 87 I' Upholsterr • • o;;;ro: ·,, ~ Mowroy'e Upltololorlng lng trl cou.., .... 21 ,..... Tho bOll In lomMtn -Iring Col !10+f711-4154 "" .... ..: llmtf•. " - - �By The Bend SATURDAY The Daily Sentinel -- -....,.,. ·- -- Till Cll. WI'IX (1J WOUI (!) WPIY <me Friday, June 19,1992 · Page-10 : Ill Ill l!lle D Stereotypes about women in the military should be changed Dear Ana Landers: I would like lb address a recent column about Jflilitary women. It contained this swemenc • After two months at sea, !here is no such thing as a hamel y woman." This Slatement is typical of our patriarchal society. It implies several fallacies produced by our 111ale-domina1ed culture. The list is as follows: L Servicewomen are homely. 2. Servicewomen are desperate for male company. 3. Women join the service in search of sex. 4. Servicemen are considered desirable by all women. 5. Servicemen are constantly on lhe prowl for women. 6. Women were put on earth solely to satisfy man's sexual appetite. 7. Men are unable to control !heir sexual urges and therefore must be ~atered to or "forgiven." How sad that society aocepts these insidious sexist stereotypes. Once exposed, the tyrannical ways in which females are oppressed will lose their power over our lives. Society can then stand up and reject these ridiculous sexist .Wwdes. Sincerely-- MOORHEAD, MINN. DEAR M.M.: Your observations have merit, but I don't think the public perceives servicewomen as homely, sex-crazed or desperate for male companionship. Thanks for an interesting point of view . Dear Ann Landers: In the past few months, it has come to my Ann Landers ANNUNDEIIS "1992, l..ooAarl• TIIaaSyadiak CreaiAinS,..Uule'' attention that more and more people, mostly children, have been all.IICked by dogs, particularly Rottweilers, pit bulls and other highly aggressive breeds. As an owner of a Rottweiler, I find this disturbing. Most of these accidents could have been avoided with a liule common sense. If someone intends to own a powerful dog with a strong will and a highly aggressive nature, all family members should be considered. A small child playing with a dog can be a nice shot for the photo album, but it can also lead to tragedy. Repeated hitting and teasing is bound 10 make any dog aggressive. PareniS can avoid disaster with constant surveillance and by educating their children on the proper way to handle a dog. The choice of breed should always be taken into consideration. If you decide that one of these highperformance dogs is for you, buy a puppy. A dog raised in a family with a small child learns proper behavior around children. Finally. to owners and breeders: We are all aware that certain breeds have a reputation for viciousness. If 45 Meigs Countians named to HT dean's list Harris, Diana ·Harrison, Paula Haynes, Shru1non Hindy, Pamela Honaker, Debra Honaker, Tara Humphreys Tracy Hysell, Penni Jeffers, Lewis Johnson, Linda Jones, Angela Kelly, Thomas Kelly Jr., Karen Lambert, Donald Lewis, Julia Murphy, Kathy Phalin, Cora Putnam, Aimee Pyles Wolfe, Diane Rice, Arthur Roush, Brian Shuler, Amanda Sisson, Thomas Terry, Richard Vance, Lucy Winebrenner, Bruce Bissell, Stephen Donahue, Forty-fl•e Meigs County residents have been named to the dean's list for the spring quarter. To be named to the list students you own such a dog, you should must achieve at least a 3J quartermake it your business to see that ly grade point average and comthese accidents do not occur. pleted 12 or more credit hours. Keeping dogs on a leash would Named to the list are: cut down on a good number of Rita Bailey, Marcia Barren. usa terrible atlacks. If you choose to Barringer, Junella Beegle, Karen breed your dog, make SW'C that his Carter, Ronald Casci, Derek Creor her temperament is balanced. means, Todd Doczi, Jean Durst, As in humans, temperament and Ruth Foley, Ralph Harbour, Susan qualities related to the nervous system can be passed down through generations. Make thoughtful and prudent breeding choices. -- JEFF IN LEXINGTON,KY. DEAR JEFF: Thank you for some words of wisdom on a subject that will be of interest to many. Dear Ann landers: The following "ad" ran in our local paper. "Mr. and Mrs. 'John Doe' would like to thank Ol!f family and friends for lhe lovely gifts and loving geswres that helped make our wedding day beautiful. -- 'Jane' and 'John'" w/50" mower, 16 hp Talk about tacky and lazy newlyweds! What do you think? -- ST. Kohler twin, all gear CROIX, V.I. direct drive, but DEAR ST. CROIX: I think your operates like a adjectives describe the couple accurately. hydrostat. Is alcohol ruining yo.,. life or lhL life of a loved oM? "Aicolwlism: How 1o Recognize II, How lo Deal GRAVELY With II, How 10 Colli/UI!r It" Cllll riUn things around. Send a selfESTATE addressed, long, business-siu MOWER envelope 1111d a check or money order for $3.65 (this incl!Uks p oslage and handling) to: Alcohol. c/o Ann l..andus, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, Ill. 60611-0562 . (In Calltlda. send $4.45.) Commuoity Caleadar items appear two days before an eveot aDd the day or that eveot. Items must be recei•ed weD iD advaDCe to assure publicatiou in the caleadar. from 8-11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center. Kent Hall is the caller. TUPPERS PLAINS - Benefit dance for Tom and Candy Dishong, Saturday, 8-11:30 p.m., Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and FRIDAY LONG BOTTOM - The Faith Ladies Auxiliary . Happy Hollow Full Gospel Church in Long BOI- Boys will provide music. Public LOm will have preaching and invited. singing Friday at 7:30 P..m. with RUTLAND - There will be a David Dailey and the Dailey Family. Pastor Steve Reed invites the round and square dance Saturday public. Fellowship follows. from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Rutland American Legion Hall. Music TIJPPERS PLAINS - There will by White's Hill Band. Public invitbe a round and square dance Friday ed. fro 8-11:30 p.m. sponsored by the Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. KANAUGA - Square dancing 9053 Wld Ladies Auxiliary. Music and clogging at the DA V building by CJ and Country Gentlemen . from 8-11 p.m. Public inviled. SUNDAY LONG BOTIOM - Pyth1an Sis· HOCKINGPORT - There will ters, Rockland Temple, will have a be benefit for Tom Chutes for medbake and yard sale Friday and Sat- ical expenses Sunday from 2-8:30 urday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the p.m. with round and square dance Long Bottom Community Build- from 8:30 p.m. 10 midnight at the Reynolds. Bluegrass, country and ing. gospel music. AU bands welcome. RACINE - Gospel singing Hot dogs, sloppy joes, cake, pie, group to perform Fnday at Carmel coffee and pop will be available. United Methodist Church In POMEROY - Rev. Eddie BuffRacine. Rev. Kenny Baker invites ington, Gallipolis, will be guest the public. speaker at Naomi Baptist Church in Pomeroy on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. SATURDAY SALEM CENTER · Star Public inviled. Grange will hold its regular fun LOTIRIDGE - There will be a night and potluck supper Saturday at 6:30p.m. at the grange hall. All benefit for Scon Gilben at the Lotmembers and potential members lridge Community Center on Sunday at I p.m. Gilbert is a member are inviled. of one of lhe bands that plays at the RACINE - Several musical center on the weekends. Bands will groups will perform at Star Mill Park in Racine on Saturday at 7 p.m. Groups include Hilltop Singers, Specs of Bluegra&~. Ivan, . Howard and Friends. Public mvited. Bring a lawn chair. begin performing at 2 p.m. and refreshments will be available. Public invited. MT. UNION - Mt. Union Baptist Church will hold a gospel sing and potluck dinner Sunday feablting True Gospel Sounds. Dinner will be at noon and singing at 1 p.m. Public invited MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Church of Christ will hold Vacation Bible School, Monday through Friday from 9:15 a.m. to noon for ages three through the eighth grade. America's National Park system is home to an active •olcano Kilauea, localed in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The father of modem dentistry was a Frenchman, Pierre Fauchard (1678-1761). The English army seized King Charles I as a hostage in 1647. He'll love thJs new. light· wttgbt elet:trtc trimmer from St!hl. long recogni.u'd as the leadtng m.1nufacrurer of g;os· ohne trimmers.The FE 55 has the durability and culllng p<ll\'tr of a g;os trimmer. a tap &go culllng head. ll't'ighs Just ntne pounds and runs reliably In vir · tu.J! silence. And It cantes a tiro·year wamnty Stihlalso has a complete hoe of gasoline trimmers st.uttng at lll9.9S £or the tl rared FS-36. But tf Dad wants the cooveotence and quit! of an elec· trtc trtmmet coupled wtth the solid reputation of Stthl at a prtce under 1100. then ptck one up at one of the servldng dealers listed below Dad wtlllove you for It . A graduation party was held m;ently honoring Elizabeth Lawson, a 1992 graduate of Eastern Hillh School. · The patty was given by Marlin, : Debbie and Samuel Evans at their home. : Elizabeth plans to attend the University of Rio Grande in the STIHI:. and Chad Coot, Rict McKnight, Tammy Kline and Ruby Burke. RETAIL PRICE (TH) ""' .1111 &ldlng 1:30 IIJD Tllil Momlng'o ... lnl.. $6761.00 CllD ABC WOIId- Tllil 55414 ~ ~Newo aJIII 0 CWE,TH.FR) =Jiko ao. SAVE 1354 1 1:31 (J) D NIC :·~• ill CNN Ho Newo 1:00 IJlD OJ NBC Newo Ill lunlloe ROAIL PRICE (I) IIIIJihenl'o Cfllpal ~ $4199.00 GIAVELY VAlUE DoouiMI~ lllD (MO. TH,FR) Good ~mb11 lr. 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Q 01 K-TV a~ lltDiy. . .k IIJI .._,. 7:01illO...-o 7:30 IJlD Mr. ca(1) WOikl T-.ow ~..!,~:f..Woeklnd r. ti ~.. Pllnot ond Pllne-• Q the lllllD Atl~ CGunlrJ IIJI• Toxle CNNdon Rlclero tn the Sky Q aa •Outdoor wrn.n a Newo/SPOrla ctoH-Up D The L.Jtllee 8:001JlD Ollpomoto Q (!) U.S. l'onn Report (!)D CllDNew ~of Winnie the (j)~ l'loldo TOIItltDIII -~ E;! aorut~Joe Nomoth goal ftahlng and ahoOtlng In Vlrglnlll. Prt!r Doggie ond Q MlnarltJ ..., ... flepoft ~~· Lond of the rJ) "f..- (I) No Uko Home illlD Wide WOikl Dl Kldl I!llobby'•=£, rAmelleln a Ouldooro a Newa/1llllllg llory 11:00 ~ D I(J Cap!MI N lnd the New ...... Mlrlo WOIId Q (!) 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ID llodr lloclric: Ill Fnopl Gourmet Stereo. • Academic ChMipioniNp IIJI• Pold Program 1111 Doulllo Troubll ~- w~~c~~ 5:00 (I) 8trMI Jlllllel ID Thlo Old a 5:!f, ~=High •• • ol w...... Legion of Doom, Papa Sllango, Sgt. Slaughtor, Money Inc.. Crush ll!d Undertaker. 1111 Jull the Ton of Ue C R.c:~ng Aero" AIMib Ohio Derby !rom North Randall, Ohio (L) a EallyPrtme a - IIJ)-nll 5:01 ill Flohtng With Rolend 5:30 IIJD Cll D POA Golf (Cant.) lljNew YonkM WOiklhop 0 Mr Two Dado aNow11111kor Slturdey/Newo 5:31 CD Fllhln' With Olllnda WIIIOII 12:00 IJID I(J NIIA lnolclo 81u11 lllllD U.S. Finn Report IIJID :;i'HIN end the Towtw... taiD I o.dgot Q a.bloo tDOun.-o 1:30 ~ Club Connect liJ My 81- lim Q til Oolna Our Woy AFT1!RNOON (!) (I) D Hommonnan (I) D Pold Prognom ~ ~ 11:30\JID OJII...t by the lei 8:311JlD NIC Nlghloldo 7:00 IJlD Bllurdly Report a ~ T11111 Star llllllcoMI Tocllo alai)' W"" IIJ)Iuocll Olnlonl: ... WOIId Suonmer 8111~ Celebrtllol try to Increase peoplo'o IW0111M1a of the anlmll kingdom lind ohOw efforts being miCie to protect endangered wlkllle. Hoet: S'n Foroythe. 11 :00) Stereo. a ..aebeu ·a g,=,!:'Q IDDGeo•lda IIJI DaMhuo O,_lleTOIIoiUo tiiVIdaai>M llllllflll lntomollan.ll Canooponclonlal 10::10 IJlD 0 Chip I ~'pot'• Cllloon Mr dna aa Q (!)l'lldl'logrwn IIJID •t tlojuloo ae:m ®DTinyT- c-llc::r:' a a l!xplafW lllD WKRP In - KoyeWood Glllllolg Wltl1 (I) (TH) Wa a 'to •~Ill With tlltll IDD taiD Utile MonN!kl OJ Abboll ond Cootola Jimmy HouiiOn ~ ~ locly l!loclric: (I) To the .._1om 3:01 (I) Tam lind Jerry'o 18 NlwiHour Ill • Ulo Cholcel 8:05 ill ao-.u 8::10 ~ D 0 Yo, Yogll = ... (I) Birney • l'rtenclo Mlllaol OThl= Ill (MO,FR c_, Kltdllll Ill (TU) Rem adolng and DIDO T..., Ill (WI)xplorlolg ~ a~ Slloreo~C u... (I) (TU) , ..... aour-t Fllondo (I) (TH) Clio 111111!1 (I) (1'11) 0011111111 Cooking Ill Ill 1D D Gul •• 1.1g1o1 IIJID Chip 'n' Dlle'o Aeocuo Ql) D lltDoyBmk 8:30 ill a.twMn the ~) Julll CIIIlcland u.e:.!NethllolluprM llorF-,and ....... a l'llhln' Hoto aoo,-k McnCw•+•nr u' =·-· Willi D. JMMe KennedJ aD Jim HH1011'1 M - ' <D 12:00 IJlD lllD lllD !IIIII DDOI(I) Oeroldo (I) (MO)NIIIn (I) ~t.ogecy (I) ·~Ia Amertca Wllh . . . . . <D (TH) luMvollpntau 1D (1'11) liKe 111 .... 111e l!lle Con!l Rldgo Mlnlotrtoo <D (WE) Stallood Glln With :ti .. 011 ~W lluclcPIUIIOII AFTERNOON lllllD Cf.N Newo ~~WolcomebiMy 'llakl Poyne (I) (TH) lllll'lld Prognom Iunny. r-tr lllllD 11*U Quell IIJID Atilt;!!, of the Klier Studio a C~teta eo Dl'lllllr~llll ill (TU) MOVII: Thl IIIIUII oiiiJO.- (I) (I) (I)(MO)~- 88 IDD fllloela Righi IIJID 8YCCIII N ~ OJ Doctor DHn 0 Ill-. Court locly by Jake a D (MO, ,WE,FR) The • llonlnu 2:30(1) (MO,TU,WE) ..wttelood (I) (FR) Andy Orllllth I) I!) (F11) Enlllratdll') - - :T'~~an~~~ue a M11mborFDIC a ..... a lWEI lllllerdo a (TH) Affilllel'o HorH a Newo~~o, Oanlln aa a Olmurfo Ill Vldaallamlllll IMlc TNinlng 211 W. Second Pomeroy, Ohio (FR) Pilei Program liJ Joker'a Wild I!) (TH) T....... In IEunlpe IIJID (TU,TH,FR) Po1c1 ~==·..., luncll (I). Ql) D )Home From I"""" Country I!) I!) (MO,TU,WE,TH) ..,wtr ruatlloo 1!)5'"-- ID (FR) 10111 1 CGo Ill 1 Gordon (I) Roadk~g Ralnllow IIJID (MO,TU,WI!,THI Andy Oltllllh IIJID (FRI Polcl ......0 8Yporlor eo..t ill Mlllr l CORIJ>IIIY DIIMr Far111ers Bank Ql). a 11oct1et 1n Olcaa-:p.Doo Our remodeling is completed! You are invited to tour the !"newest" bank in town, The Farmers Bank. Tuml llldeflrlllde Ill (TH)~Woy 7::10 Ql). Q,[, Joe OPEN HOUSE (I) WooclwOiklng lor t ... , _ (I) (FR) CllrdOio (I) (MO) Evening II Popo (I) (TU)~WIIk (I) ~ Aullln City l.lmlta (I) Club 0.18 (I) ~ ..... lpiCIIII ill ill ID D AI the WOIIcl 10:30 IJlD Doctor liMn ID Birney I l'rllnclo ;1111 D lpa b:Can• a :rr:q~ao-... 1:311JlD llolne llllopplng 1:00 (I) 0 8 Pokl l'log!Mii illl'lohtn' With ON!nclo e ~: llde -~·nd Merlin WIIIOII ~ =::rmtar'.lno• OWIF I.-GO ill o.- Pyle lllllDCNN0 Allred Hltotcack a II*U LMINigiit 1::10 (I) lob Newlllrl (I) l'lllltng With ROland aWMic Nen/ShOWill Tille (I) (TU) .......... All WOiklhop <D lWEI Lop Oulltlne With Prldt/Budwo!Mr 250 from Myrt11 Belch, S.C. (l) D Robell Dl the NFL Ntwt/8POIII CtoM-up ~ ~~r,:.Ill the MORNING OJ NIC Nlglnlklt Ill (FR) MOVIE: The A~ of the Wltdomlll l'llllllly II a '•I RACINE - Racine United Methodist Church, Vacation Bible School, Mondar through Friday 911:30 a.m. dai y. Ages preschool through sixth grade. Son Mountain is the theme. News briefs a Pyle RACINE - Vacation Bible School, Racine First Baptist Church, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon. Team Up With Jesus is the theme. RACINE - Antique and small engine club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Southern High School. (TU) Jimmy rtouatan a llpolto Loi8Nighl RETAIL PIKE 12.5 H.P. Kohler full pressure lube, hydrostatic drive w/40" mower. a ~ Sunday 1:00-3:00 P.M. EHS grad honored by family, friends Adria and Maria Frtder. '-eWII and Elva Hudson, Harry and lin Roush, Bill, Rosemary, and (!) • Morning Agolcultulo Report (I) D WOikl Newo Now 88AOO.~ I(J (TU,WE, ,FR) NBC 0 (TH) luocll O.dono: HENDERSON - The Gallia Twirlers Western Square Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday ~ Shappll~g (I) (MO) Lo¥1 11oM 1.'08 ill (MO) ~'1 l*wl ill {TU,WI!, ,FR) OM* 12.5 HP hlpnn IWt. 31• ltlwtr deck. RACINE - Racine First Bapust Church will have a bible school · tick-off parnde Saturday a1 10 a.m . . in lhe village of Racine. Meet at the church at 9:30a.m. Lunch, puppet skit and games will follow at the church. ljillAitending the party were Elelnor Delben and Tun Lawson, Ada Raymond Evans, Marlin, Debbie and Samuel Evans, Olarles, I.'CIOIJ)D (TU,WE,TH,FR) Home ... ~:~~E CNN 0 Family 1111blneon MORNING =~~';T .... a IMOI l'llhln' Halo GRAVELY NASH WEEKDAYS American inventor James Rumsey is not popularly credited with inventing the steamboat. But he designed a water-tube boiler in the 18th century that eventually became the world standard for all steam en~ines, from power plants to ocean liners. lllghtll~l GRAVEll PROF16·G UIA Child lind MON Ca11'1p .,., a ............. Ch•rllelontngoll News notes FOR DEAR OLD DAD Community calendar as LIS Roben Fields, Joann Gard, Debbie Horfeck, Jeffrey Kimes and Philip Blackwood. ...._.. ,... IIUI Ill ~!..~2a. a ~ecAR IIICing Cerollne ~!" !Iunny. r-tr Ill ::1: f WOWK WTAP GJ 8 SAT., JUNE 20 c- WYAH •• ••• 8 ~Soul TNin lllD Plkl Progrom ID From 1 CGunlrJ - EVENING ~~mo;;::B ~~MOVIE:IIkllerov ~~ fi'ovtE: 1011 Me ~(PO) (2:00) OlD IOciiMigt 0 MOVIE: 1'11111 of the White Latuo (2:00) Ill RllliOdollng end o-lllngT-J Horae 8how Jumping Budwoiser Uppervlllll Jumper Classic from Upperville, Vs. (T) a Nlwllllly 8TMVI......n 12:01 (I) 8onlnu 12:30 IJlD lloftln'o 1*w1 1e:::~ a (T) lltNewiiDiy 1:01 CD MOVIE: The lied Newo Ka,. Wood \ljNew YlnkM Warlllhop if D Heltllrwln'o Oollln AffiOIIel Touring pros Meq Malon and John Cook: gotf s popularity; helpl\jl hints ond playing Upo. aw-·oTWinll Pilkington Cllllu ChampionShip, flnallrom Eutboume, England (T) lltNo-kor lltunllyJNewo IIJ) Wagon TNin 2:001JlD A 0111 of Lovo(t :IIO) 1D Sewing With Hiney (I) R-:g llvo the Pllnot S'tereo. IIJID IE: C.r Walh (PGI (2:001 MOVIE: Spy (2:00) Storeo A iJ au-. _Colobrlty _ /HNIIII ..... 2:30 lllD Cll D POA Golf U.S Open, 3r<l round from Pebble Bead\, C.llf. (L) 1D of Joy D1 Potnttng_ ~~~,:.::.err '12 Q a • RemDdiHng 1rid Decorl1lng T-y Nlwo/8tylo With Elll Klenlcll 3:00 IJlD OJ U.l. Olylllplc a 8howcul Trm and field; dlvlnQ lrlllo (T) (!) Mbvtl!: l'rom Reel Rook ID_,._ l!l 011c1 01 e:....,. (2:1 w=t DIIIIIJ lllllD Mojar LMguo lauhl Sin Diego Padres It Sin Franclaoo biento (L) a •I bll Mojar L..... Olkllnd Atha.ticl It Cllllomll Angelo: Loa Angolol Houston Aotrol; Sin Pldreo II Sin Franclaoo (L) Q Ill NHIIA Todoy Smreo. a TM Olylnptad Tile clllmplono of the 1DO metora from 1D12 to the PNM"t are fMtured. lltNowo/On ... 8111gVIIoy 3.'08 ill MOVII: Thl led llnlniiNelllngTNINng (PG) (2:00) 3:30 (I) Woodall·~ Will Rlak lull Sino. llllnoldo ~CUp liMing Sino. a Nowi/Y- MoniY 4:00 (lJ Melcla Adlmo: HHoMolltlllwlondod CoaldngS-. (I)Whlleln ... WOIIdlo llndlaga? s-. r- lnd S..uty Speedway racing with racing legend Clroll Shelby. OlflhoN Pow1111lllt IIICing From Cocoa Beach, Fla. (T) a WOIId Tadly 11J1 Stereo. Q 8:01 (J) WCW llblnlly Nlgllt -MI Wmtllng S:301JlD OJ NBC Newo C (!) 1100.000 Fartulll HUnt 1D Wild Am011c1 Slloreo. C ill Rotum ta the a.. ster&O D aDCIS-C Ia Sp11dw1y NoWI/f'tMiclo Mulk: OlD Likely Italy Q OJ Suonmer Jlrnmln' Host Byron -'lien l!ighllghta 30 of the hottell music Yldoos !rom rock, country, pop snd IOUI perlormen. (2:00) • 01'111 Ouldooro Floh for llrgemouth ban on ponds In Centrll Flo<lda. Stereo. lltEVMolnd Novlll 1:1101JlD To II A n (!) MOVIE: Doc llvoge: The Min Olllfonae IG) (2:00) lllD CllD PIA lo ..... Fresno Lrom Frsano, CaiH. Ill 1D Clrul n OUIII Stereo. l!l-C a • .._...., Thon .... Now Ill Clllomptonlhlll A From Meoqulte, 'rexoa. Stereo. Nellonal liking From Big Bear Loke, Cell!. It 0 Courrt8lltrlko ill E1cltlng WOIId of 8111011 a = IJMrotPGi(2:00) 1:30 1D Strip Quilting With 8:00 ()) D lllllD taiD Newo (!) Clllorloo In Clllorge C (lJ Now ExplaNro Slloreo,_D ill Wild Amlllcl Stereo. t;r IIJI. Qrudgo Mllcii 01 Wide Warlll 01 Kldl eonc., 1D New Z0110 Stereo. Q 7:001JlD ~of Fartulll (!) Mljor 111.....1 Chlclgo Cubo al Pl!iladelphia Pl!llttea Ill lllD Newo ID llltuN Stereo. Q lllDHMHiw ill Flllghum ond F1mlly 1\uthor Robert Fu~hum embarl<a on 1 Iunny 8Kploration ol lomlly In mls ., F1ther'a D1y apecial with humorouo otoriH 1bout all kinds of famllloa. 11 :110) IIJ)• I(J lllr TNk: The Noll Oonorotlon8 a • llrwotc!! ~~ a C.pllll Olna/Newo 11J1 Rln 1l!! Tin, K-t Cop Stereo. Q 7:01 ill !UP LNoue .....,.. Clnclnnlti Reds 11 -'llonll Bravos (l) 7::11 ()) D IIID C.Oih l!wrfulan (!) • Now ~can .. Tokl til Toxae Ccir•IICIIOi't a ESPN'o llpoec!Woek a Newo/lporto llturclly llllllllck Blllllan Stereo. Q 8:110 ()). OJ Claldon Olrlo Dotothy talko Sophll Into ~forr-J heorlng teet (R) (I) D WD Wllo'o.,. loel? Tony lriH to Impress Mgela ·a friendo by buying expenr»artwork.(R) Storeo. 1D llu City Umlll Stereo l!l Flllghum ond ~1mlly -'uthOr Robert Fu~hum ombarl<o on a runny exploration of lamily in this F1ther·s O.y special with humorous atories about all kinds of l1mlllea. (1 :00) IIID taiD MOYIE: 'Pancllo ........ Cllllturclly Movie (3:00) Stereo C IIJI• COPS "18arch werrant served on 1 drug lab turns up d"[nd weapono (R) Storeo 1111 MOVIE: Night Ill: The Loll Kill (R) (2:00) Stereo. Ill Dpry lllckltaao Stereo . lluto lllclng F'rom Detroit a (T) lit Pli'IIIW!dli.. IIIHINIIWWI !;! Dllcott I llllllllllr Houf 8:30 ()) D OJ The Tarlletaono Dorothy Jane rorcea MHilcent to taka 1 hill!>.-school exom. (A) Storeo. _Q (I) (I) D .lullo Sam roluaea to lei Julie get rid of hla antique bed. Storeo. Q IIJ)• COPS -' man is arrested lor assaulting hll In the atrMt (R) Stereo. Ill OloDpryU,. Stereo. Clleckllllll'll!ll 1:00 ()) D OJ EmpiJ Noel Harry prlcla security 111nn1 end the 1 hlndgun. (R) Storeo. (J) • • Port.ct Stnlngoro Lorry (ION to Mypoo to per1Uido llllkl to retum 2 of 2) (R) Storeo. IDNew Yldoo Storeo. I!JW•I'Io IIJI• Codo 3 Horoee 01 the · ' Lo1Angololrlol;two01r11 ers~from drownfng. Storeo. Ill lloo.Storeo. a ex-gEI a gir11l.y l::(Pt a 11tuntoy Nltlllt nou..r Sprint& from w1nchootor, Ind. (l) a lotlllldoa Willi,._ Jaakton IIJI MOVIE: Tho llalllgl.... (G) (2:30) C II l•NG .... JJ .' �SUNDAY • SUN., JUNE 21 • MORNING .... (I) Love lloet (J)ttopn·a-• iiJ Nit Nlgltlllde IIJMyll-llmO Ill - - l.MeNighf Uhldl'rognlm 1:30 Cll Gall* Pyle Daughter ol the Sarge (0:30) IIJMyllatw&amC Ill ,....,......,.Mi. 1:00 (J) e TV Chlpet (I) LMn h to ..._ (IJ Wolld TOIIIOITOW 1'111d Pnlgnlm a. llll.~,... IIJ Lind of the W.nll Ill Newa/HHithID Newllght '12 1:30 (J) e Muoio and tho Bpol<en Word aa.- (I) Llave It to Cil h Ia Wrltt8n With Oeooge Yandemen (i) flrll Look I!IID MIIIOfttr Bu-aa e R.,.on lllle K-TV e iiJ Waollington Edition iiJ Runaway With tho Rich I = Famoua Ba-ll Tonight Ill Newa/SIJie With Elu ICJenacll 1D Day of RaaloNtion With .lllmea Roblaon 7:00 (J) e Robert SclluiiW With .... Hour ol 1;1 (!) Mlraclea Today (IJ Tom and Jeny'a FunhoUM (i) • (J) • P1lld PloQnlm Iamey I Fltenda Stareo. 'ill illlle • Gilmer lt'a Your au-.a Tad Armatnong 1111e Patci ,.,..... OFIInll11 NHRA Toellly Stereo. IDSpofbWNIIty a Nowomaker Sunday 1111 Prince Y8llant Stereo. I;J 10:35 (J) MDYIE: Father Oooaa (2:30} 11:001l). At luua (!) Ufaalytll of the Rich a FIIIIOUI rn•"--k... ~::.:.~Q Na- DllprM Cooko fof Family and Fl'lellda UID Sunday Morning Home Sllow illl. MOYIE: All About Eve (3:00} 0 e Spaadway Tlluncler The Banquet Frozen FOOds 300 Ia held at one ol the moat complete racing facilities In the country in Sonoma, Calli. 0 Scooby Doo 18 lnaktl Wlntton Cup Rocmg Stereo. ID Sporta RllllpOIIIOrl1'1er~r~ro aO.IMiof't2 1111 Montoc Manaion Q 11:30We o-~~~oProuc (I) D (J) e Tlllo WNII Wli!l Davldlllnklay Q (l)Snaak .......... (!) Ciao llallll 1111 D Touched Whh FIN... Young People at WOIIt (f) Ttler~mesoiA~n youth are blcomlng increasingly important 10 the frontllnes ol compassion In cities and suburba. (0:30} Stereo. C 12!1 Race bay ID!IportaCantw Thla WNII In tho NBA Big Bnothor Jll<e Stereo. a 8 oetnF-. iiJ o - 8polta ~Agenda AFTERNOON Heptatl1kln stir Jackie Joynor-Kerseo talks about t>er eareer. Host Reggie Jacl<tiOil. IIJ C:.ltlope = SponaCentw IBO.yiiiMII 1D Coral Ridge Ml-o With D. .lllmeo Kenn.cly 7:30 (!) ~~-Sell- Willi .... 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Baverly Hllbllllea ID e Fold tho Child,.. Willi LIITJ JoMo i1J Racing World OSmurloC 18 Truc:tlln'"USA NHAA's Mid-South Nationals in Memphis, Tam. ID In- tho POA Tour Ill Momlng Nowa ID Super Mario 3 1:05 (J) Ollllgan'o laland 1:30 (l) e World Tomorrow (I) On Sc...: E!m!Mf,..rp!'IIOtn'lCcyy e \%j8a1My I Frlendo Stereo . oeALFQ IDe Hanry Mahan iiJ 1'1111 WNII·on Pit Road 0 o.n- tho Laat t;i 1J1 Trudia ind Tractor Po- Monster truck racing at tho Indy Super F'ull In Indianapolis, Ind. Stereo. ID Auto Roctng 24 Hours ol Lo Mana, finish from le Mana, France (L) Newa/Your D C:.pt.oln N Q 1:36 ill Neppy Dayo 10:00 (l) e 11111 oer'a Voice of Ylctor)' With Komotll a ~:l~-Q Schwanl•en~e~tllllll..,., Ciao* IIIID Alolla Claalc Thl lntomational llolml S.Ring Championship Ia the sceno lor a weekend of tun In the sun from Maul, Hawaii. (1 :00} 0 All "'--ean WNatllng Celebrity Outdoota aNowoDay 1111 MDVIE: Wild In tho Country (2:00} 12:30 (JJ 1'1111 WNII In . , . _ . Cll WKRP In Ctnc:tnnatl (I) Cllulc C:.r Shop Stereo. (J) • Ylewpalnt (f) MoloNMk Stereo. a a 't2 181111Dance0u-. Stereo. irll Dick VItale: 0..... of Ufe a ,..../Science and TICtoiOiogr WNII 1:001l)•- You Know (JJ Load-off Man aa.uty ond tho aa.at Ill• ~ Motot 11aak '82 Stereo. Ill • P1okl ~m (!) Firing Line aD IDe 'NABCAR Racing' CBS - - Spec:tat Mitior Genuine Draft 400 from Brooklyn, Mlcll. (l) Q IIJMDYIE:~ Tonttory (2:9. .00 OMacGr- a!l The 8a .... The Baosmaster BP Top tOO. Stereo. a NawoDay t :05 ill Wo Lovo Lucy 1:30 Ill D Fomlly Tlea (!) Major laague BallbaH Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phlllles (L} (!) (!) Eu-n Journal (J). MOVIE: C:.lllomle (2:00) 12!1 Hank P1ort<ar'o ~ Mapzlne Stereo. ID Amerlea'a Horae Nawo,_,.f"lk 2:00 Ill D Netlonal Oeogropllk: (I) e Ufntyleo of tho Rich a • Flmoul (!) Trovola In Europe With Rlcll hveo Stereo. [!) Myotwyl Dalgllesh suspects the mlstr... is withotdlng vrtal ovldance. 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Hila, 1021D Brandon lalla 101 a coltegl girt whoM did Ia dlyaloplng a mall. (A) Stareo. 0 11J MOVIE: PO!Ity'ti'RI (2:00) • NaatwTe Now Slllroo. =Top .............. Junior Wettorwelgl1t bout: Aodnay Moore (30-e-2, 15 KDa) vs . Ramon Zavala (18-7, 10 KOa), 10 rounda, from Pllllldatphla (LI l.any KfnJ UWOI 1D 8cateelow and lira. tong 11ouf r.:o. a 1:30 (l). i i J - (PriVIIW) Anne gtvaa Joue advice conoomlng hla glrtlrllnd. Stareo. 1;1 10:CID (l) e IIJ L.A. Llw Benny' a ability 10 thettor a liomeleu bOy to a!JI!*IIn cou:t. (R) Stareo. Q (!),.... ~.:Otr ......Tlrno ..... (!) UvtnO .... Alricanlzad bill, kllerl of hurnansonuvorat oceaalons, progr111 from Mexico Into tho Southwoll raglon of tho United Stltll. (t :00) (!) Under Fire ~r~~e 11oc11eo of IE•tdluee Slllb'IO. C iiJiellolfJIINIOd Hit llllbltl Tho blcraeat namea from thta aumsnii't hatll1at movies an tn•'"lll""""''"'.-.....td. 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Oevid Lillllwmell (I) 8 love Cola I I 11111!1 Night CCiurt Q 1:00 I]) • ......., ....... 11]1·~ 1121D P1lrleel 8cote 0 MOVIE: Holtz S (I) • - · · .... Boll? (J). Tony and Angela flnd Shufllo (AI (2:00) QJ a buyer who grew up in the 0 house as a youth . (R} Steroo. Q iiJ Quantum Lllp Sam evacuates residents 10:00 (J) e during a hurricane on the Gull coast. (A} Stareo . Q (JJ Nawa (I) a (J) e Civil Woro Charlie agrees to represent ~y·s ~nd (A) Stereo. OIDHunterC 12!1 Amartcan Mull< Sl1op aWorldNewo 1D 7CID Club Whh Pol Robetlaon t 0:30 (f) Richard Btotuman and Frllnda Bassist Eddie Gomez and keyboard plaY"' Bill Douglas jOin clarinetist . Alcllard Stoltzman 10 porlorm music from their croaiOY8f' albums. (0:40) Stereo. 111 D o e 45 Houro Rape victims who go public: dllficuh rope_poaecutiona . (R) Stereo Gil 1t :oo(J)• rn• 111• 1118 a e ONew• (!)The _ , _ , _ (!) Nowowatch ~ e ArMnto lUll Stereo «J MaeOyver Bounty huntens help an Aslan-Amarlcan who IS on the run . (A} Stareo I;J IJI Cn>Ok and Cliooa 8postl Tonlgflt separate a woman's tlead ""'•"*•- .... a-.roc~ar Pwkl Puo;uaa 1:05(1)DE-• Stereo. Q IT. . . . 111111!1, :30 C Gl Now H C8n Ia Talsl 1D Pnl Jet Siding F1oon San Diego (T) aNewolllaf•._,_ t :31 Ill . iiJ ~ - llali Cootaa (1)· - · • 1:40 IIIID CNN ,.._. 2:00 Ill II World- - Stereo. C IIJID MOVIE: F'1F'1-Iillt 1';001 a Ctuls ~~~nee s.no. IDin-thoPGATaW01_._,_ 1D 700 CUI- Pal Rab1rt.on 2:05 (J) e Home Sl I J1 ii (]) MOVIE: .., It 0 1 .. Mtoalng(2:DD) 0 NBC tlgl ; , 2:t01118Upto ... _ 2:30~~ a 8pofb LIMIIgiC 2:35 (I). WJ!Id ,.._.Slllreo. Q 3:000 M O Y I E : - - (2:00) tDUpCkne a CnoaafiN DPaldPr.,._ 4:00 (!) MOYIE: ,..., on a Ollllatlne (2:(Q Batmon FRIDAY It :30 (!) Donnll MTor (!) Jolin MeLaugl1tln'a One on One ' : filii= :roo o• · (J). ~:r · c.tme - ( 1 :30) 11 :31 (l). 11J Tonight Sllow Whh Jay Llno Stereo. rnec:MeraQ With U:Pr .. t2:00 (J). MTor illl• Love CoooiiCtlon IIJThiEqulllzer Ill Na~ Now Stereo . ltewolllglll t2:05 (i). Nlglstllna aD CUrrent AHik Q 12:30 <I> MDYIE: Young W.mon tAl (2:00) illl• Paid PniQtam a c irll ........... a AMA 8uparctoaa From San Jooa, Calif. (T) Ill In- Polltlea '12 t2:31 (l). iiJ Ll111 Night Willi David Llt*rnln Ill MOYIE: llhaft'a Big Sc:orel (R) (2:00) rn • Love eor•. _ 111• Night CCiurt Q t:OO (J) • ......, ....... illl• Aawhkla ~r~~• 11J MDVI!: Tho8cote Jartc (Ri (2:00) QJ On Bilge Sllowlla roda, 10 Paid ProQrem - a 1:05~~~Tonight a•""" irll. It Now Can Ia Told ta Teua CoooMtlon a • FRI., JUNE 26 MotowCNid a NawoNight Updlll t :31 iiJ Lltw With lois CoetN rn•--. t :40111e CNN Newo a>. ,.... 2:00 f.:O~A'd Now llll. ~E: Tho Davl ond Mu Davlin (PO) (2:00) II Club Danae Stareo. : :o..::ad Dtgeet EVE NINO 1:00 (l) • (I) • I]) • !Ill (II) oe Newa (!) SquaN One TY Q (f) RNdlniF Rolnbow Q 8~:1-'lri;J household dulles lor a 1111<-show job . (A) Stereo. 0 (!) (!) ... Talklng With David a Wolld Today UBatman 1:05(111 LOve Lucy 1::10 Cl) • 11J NIIC Newt C (!) Now h C:.n 8a Tolir Froat A oonver&atlon wtth ffi'ill l~o~~:.:.C s: ~ Squa,. One TY Steroo. illl. IIJ 8cooby Doo =Up C._ Ill Nez Zorro Stereo . 1:35 ill Andy Ortlfltlt 7:00~· IIJWIIMtoiF- (ji Nlgllt Court [] (i) e"ln- Edl6on Q (!) (!) Mac!!fllfLahrar Ne"""-Q U:'"'" "'Whh CIJ. :9-nlyl Q S111r Trek IDe En1er111tnmant Tonight Stereo. 0 IIJMocOY,... Q llpoiiiCenMr Ill MOVIE: Kina Kong E " - CGI (2:00} (I]) e = aMoneyllne 7:05 ill Baverly " - · 7:30(J)e O~tC (!) Major LNQue llatiw Chicago Wl1111 So• st New Vorl< YankMI (L) (]) Major L.Mgue ltllaaaaabaltAtianta Braves at Cincinnati Reds (L} rne E r . : : Tonight ~teroo. (J) e Ma 'a Fosnly aD-ofF-Q Feud IJI 8a 1 Star Slllreo. 1D Major LAegue Ballball a• ,......, (L} acrouttre 1:00 ClJ e iiJ Mattoct< noka di1Sblmiont tor hla mlaconduet to a dlltrlct ottomey.(R} Stereo. C Ill. ,....., . . _ Urt<ol tuM C.~ tor eauatng the duth of hla pot. (A) Stwoo. O . (!) (!) WUhintl!!!!l R...... Stareo. ; 2:30~=- a eSll1rl0. o•:r 0..... Ill llporll1 LIIINight 2:36 Cll MOYIE: 1'1: .......• IRI (1 :30) fi.:O~tr,.... Now , 8ho Wrol8 1;1 • Cfook and ChaM 8 P; lluNNcwa Q 1:30 (i). (J) . . . "' (Ri Frank and Carol -'< 10 merge their two lamlllla toget11or (RJ Stareo. Q Ttle existence of a varnp!re cutt Is poatulal8d. Stereo. Q IIJ Bayoncl Rullly 11 Naoh- Now Stereo Ll"' Ktno Uvol ID S..rwerow and Mro. King t.30 (I) e I]) e Baby Tolk Mawie goes to jail a her Mickey IIIIa some goodies from the store.(R) Stereo C (I]) • Hkklln Video A couple go to a restaurant where they catcli their own dinner. (A} Stereo. 0 Swomp T'lllng Stereo. Q 10:00 (l) • i1J Law • Order The murder of a merchant ptts blacks and Jews against each other . (R} Stereo. 1;1 \I!D Ill e 20/20 Stereo a CJ5 (!) Stataa ot Mind IIJID Lagenda of tho Woat Jack Polance explores the myth of BIUy lt1e Kid, woll<s the atrMta ot Dodge Chy and looks II Annio Oakley ond Wild West shows. (1 :00} 0 Thl H111:1111111er 111ge World NeWI ID 700 Club With Pot a an a Aab1rtlon 10:30(!)ill MOVIE: Dall1 With an A"'loiiPGI (2:00} 11J llay a..dbury Theiler 18AuolfnE...,. tDMo)orlaiJI•Ico b I (l} n:GD w• Ill • o• o,....(J) • ae (!)-watch ~ • ArMnlo Hell Stereo. GJ MOYIE: MUQIY'I Olr1o IRI In IIJID America' Moet Wrrted A t11nega runawoy 11 wanted fof murdering 1M laml~- him ln . Stwoo. 0 Acldemy oword-winning actor Anthony Hopkins. Storeo. 0 1!11 D at• MOYIE: 'Another 1'111:' of Acea: 1'11ree of • Kind' cas Frldal;iNiglit Movla t~J.:roo ;J'a o e CBS Nowa Q iiJI e AMy Ortftltlt Rab1m. 2:05 (J). Homo R11 fl ii 0 IIIC llgl trldl , 2:10tii.Uplotho- (!) (!) Wol SlrMt WNII Stereo. 0 1111 (II) O"• Say Willi 1:00 (l). 0 R H Doubll Kay decides 10 press charges ol date rope IQIInst Andy Cromyer. (R} Stereo. firelinquishes a 111e ou-uro Fran her (I). U7CIDCUI= 3:00e MOVIE: Tile Fm"' (PO) (2:00) =Up CioN IBCowlfiN ID 1'1111 Poogram 3:30® MOVIE: ReglnQ N • o aMoner• Ill MOYI : No Name on tho 1:30 c ID M.intoc Man- Q 8:00 Ill. IIJ Selnfald Jerry is contacted by the library about a ~verdue book. (A} Stereo. (I) • (J) • No•-. M.D. When Coogle Ia in bad with the flu, he mluaa Wanda 's c:att. (AI Stereo. C (!) MOVIE: Balsetut'a FeU'f iGI (2:00) (f) OrMI Parfonnl1nceo A tattler and son deal with their own sexuality. (t :30} Stereo. j rn elnolde Edlhn Q (!) (f) Moc!!fll/l.ehrer NenHourQ llle ManleCI ... with ID 8poltaCSllowll• Todar t :05 (I) e E'!lfrllln:nent TssniQht Stareo. GJ 1111111 Newo t :30 1D • Now h C8n 8a Told • Church ~- 8111tlon ID Glary Doya NowaNIQht Update t :31 (l) e iiJ Lltw With llob slllg 1:05 (J) MOVIE: Dudly lnllt1UU• (4:00} 1:30 (I) a Ill D Growing Paino luke ·s }ob baoomes more demanding , and Mtke starts !>Brentlng. (A) Q ID ~ LHgue Ba-1 si.:!i:t! 1;1 cD • .....-. a (I). (J). o• g,.... tDNBAToday = (L) EVENING THURSDAY ID~Muacla Aab•rtMn (J) D Ufeotylaa of tho Rich • Fomoua tile G e R - 111 A lkydlver'l parachulo II ~from opening. (A} 2:50 ill MOYIE: Ooonamolt., v. a ,... 11 :45} 3:00 1D Up CioN II Cra Ilia D 1'1111 PrO(II•n 3:30 (!) ...... Prognom world,.._. D 7CID CUI With Pat (I) World Tomouow r=~uakeo. 2:35~.:C,w~,....- a SATURDAY the clual ""'' a 11por11 .....,••,. Racord (t :00} 10:30(!)IDIII_T....,. 10:35 ()) MOVIE; The 0 tag .. ...., ... Q 2:30~~ •~.-c Dlcll Clift:"lin the = 2:00 (J). WJ!Id Now Stereo. Q UIDUptothoMilll. MOYIE: Lagend of tho Golden Qun (2:00) aStereo. Cliamplonal1lp ~~­ ID 8porii1Cenllr 2:10(1). W![ld ,.._.Now Stereo. Gil 2:30(!) Paid P.Pnl..,ogrw,_m Ill llporll1 LltoNtght 3:00 1D 8atunl8y Nlglll Thundlr from Wn:h..w , Ind. ao, e_,. IIJI. il':..~ I Etiart ID • On Scene: Emerveroc, A........ iiJ A....tcan w.dlatcn 0 ttott,woodlnalder 18 Eocttlng World ol Speed and 8aauty Speedway rodng with racing lagend Caroll Shelby. Ba-H Tonight a NowaJWorld A-' Final Edition 1D Jo11n Dateen 12:05 (I) e Roggln'o Noroeo 12:30 Ill D Home Bflopplng (!) , _ • Son (2:00) to - 2:01 (l). Home .. ';Iii IIJ NIC Nlgh2:1DIIIe Up to t h o - • • oe NOrlliam Joel ralucllntly accepll an In VIIIUOol 10 join M~ 's tribe. (A} S.OO. 1.:,. ! aan- 12:001 AabJF110n (!) P.D.Y. (1:00} [] a · OP.wPI+au 18 CUI Dance Slloreo. Ill W-Ide Upclltta D 710 CUI- Pat ~~~\!:~~:.9 Mlonster truc1< racing at the Indy Super F'ulltn Indianapolis, Ind. Stweo. Nowajln- .. ID Jolin Anlcorbafv t 1:35 Clle WKRP In Ctnctnnatl 12:00 AHolf , :31 (I) • Newa l!lle hasa-,~wlth iiJ WKRP In Clnclnnltl 18 Trudia and Tractor by- Sllnlo. LarTJ KinO u..r a• .. a- 2:00(1). ~,....­ lnvostlgltallegal jewelry salol and card games. (R} Stereo. O at• ~ ~~~· KJ~tia and Adam are hljlpy nowl)wodo until Katie !do tor her boss. Stereo. Q 10:00 (I) • (J) e Tho Ca nW1 Cornmlsalofw Scali'I llland ~~~~ IIJID Friday tho 13th: The Bartel o • Enter111- Tonight Stereo. Q Shlrtoy Muldowney. Stereo. ID Dul8lda tho u - Mon and Women, Se• and Sports 1:301])• Ooowlng Paino Q IIIIDCNNa!l Exploring Amertca: - ~ Dwllicttve O&tecliues (ji-Juab 1111(11) Newo t :40 tile CNN ,.._. , :50 (J) Oeogrophtc ID See IOIUW and ..... King t.30 (i). (J). Amertceo• - Stereo. I;J 1:00 ill 1111 Paid (I). Morrill WPamo w.-,. 11:15 iiJ Focua15 11 :30\JjD aa.uty and 111o aa.at llaaobd Houston Astros at Clnc:IMIH Rlda (L) o e Family Feud IJI le • Sll1r Stereo. ID lcflutp Talk 8Crouftre L'DO (l) e iiJ a.:n- Dean: Tho Another World Mini-Movie Janna and Dean celebrtta hla succeaa; Frll\kle IUspaell C:.ao ol ches:tlng: Jakllnd Paulina bagln an ldvtntu,.; VIet<)' and Ryan 1101 claceptlon and Ilea. (1 :00) rnellleF.. HuOieD.J. trill to lind 1 way to gat Danny her clrtve. (R) Stareo. Ooologlsts hopl (!) CIJ c-. Murphy 11rTW1Q18 on on-air interview with...,_ Franklin. ~~:-'- Q OWWF Time Six-man 11g team match: Llglon ol Doom and Br1tlsh Bulldog va. Nuty Boys and Tho Mw!tio. Qlllaalo- Now Ill NowaJBporll Tonlgl1t D Changed U... W1t11 Ban RI=~-Q ODoaHouM 1D setA RoctnQ From 1.11ng BNch, Cdf. (R) Ill Ne•olliglll Updato OPekiPrOfl•• t :31 (J). 0 Lltw With llob Q _ from l1ar body . Ouest Jane Seymour. (I :00) 11111D MDYIE: til Elmo'a Fill (A) (2:00} 0 Munllr, 8ho Wroto Q 18 Crook and ChaM ft Pi lliNNtws Q Bnothor Jilka Stereo. Whh t2:oollle Dannlllllle Love Cor•11dios• 11J Tile EQ111111Hr II Neohvllla Now Storeo. Ill NewaNight 12:05 (IJ MOYIE: Tho Flgh1lnQ 111111 (2:00) (i) e NIQ11ttlne C CUrrent Alfair Q 12:30 (I) MOYIE: Milo Fnxn Home CAI(2:00) lllle .,....., Millar Ill On 8llge ~.:o~lnmen!Tontghl . llle ~·a Family • • Main t :30 IDe Now h C8n 8a Told c 8portoCenter 7:30 ~Ia:.-:::t£sa• Chicago Cublat New Yorl< Mota (L) (J) Major LNgue lassh' San Franclaco W.nta at Atlanta BriVII (l) t:05~~-rt Tonight service Ia i1M1tlgated tor proatitutlon. (R} Storoo. (!) (f) Glory and ............. FI.Mdln•r' • 1111 ? ued a 7:01 (I) Iaverty 1111111*11 a Sllowlll Today Sllll'lla A~ a D Tho Walbsna (A) at.,.....,... Cup From Sunut Beaci1, Hawau (T) l.any King UWOI U Bcanerow and Mrs. tong 1:30 (I) (J) e eo.eh Luther and Hayden's secretlry spend tl1t evening together. (R) Stareo. C 0 Baaabalt tonight tO:OO (i) e (J) e .lllclt'o Ptoca A couple rocall how they mat: Greg and ChelaN ponder their laallngo. Stareo. Q (!) (f) Ulllnlng10 Amertea ~~ aMoneyttne 0 tlolrw ccd lnlkler • Dlcll c:.t: On .... Reconl (t :00) ID Auto RoclnQ From O.trcNt otueodarlltJiil WBC Junto< Featherweight Championahlp: Tracy Nerrla Patteraon (44-2, 33 KDa} va. Thleny Jlcob (38-3, 20K0a), 12 rounds from Albany, N.Y. (L) p.:c,Eii,p.i~M*il e c 1J1 Neohvtlla Now Stereo. 1D Women'a SurllnQ World !I~*-"' eor.-- Stereo. ID 11tock ._,Stereo. Q 1:00 (l). IIJ 'Love, lJM and Munlor (PI 2 of 2)' IIIC Moolder Nlgllt (2:00) S..,..,, C (i). Ill. Fill: Tho Untold = rn a"lnakla~dlilon (!) (f) Moe NawaHour (J) e ManleCI ... With Cf1tlclren 12:35(2). IIJ Lito Night With Dll¥ld L.Asti..,. (I). Love 111. Nlgllt CCiurt Q 12:50 (J) .... _... ~ lltllpoc:tpoctllll t:OO(J) • ......, ....... illi·ID Pwtect Scote Stareo. 0 a [jj Nltlht Court C a'-.._.'t2 ~~~· . . . . . . . . DadOen. era~" adldalon 10 lrV and morale. (R) 11:oo w • rn • (J) • 1111• o•o,.... (!)Monatara (]) N - Earth (!) Watllnbsrg: Trendaln tho N~•tlea (f:OO) illlD Stir Troll: The Next o. .. atlon ~ IIJ 8Ft Stalk a Stareo. Q IJI Truckln' U NHRA's Mld-Soutl1 Nationall In Memphis, Tenn. Nlgl•••AHik C Q CUrnnt (2:00) (I). a....... (1 :00) Stweo. IJi • iiJiehldPn,.am oe.......,.. 1D _ . Dn-lloacl RoctnQ Ford Navida 500 from Lll Vageo (T) another II ..,..ted. (R} Bassmaster BP Top tOO. Steroo. aWolld,.._. ID In Touch With Charlet Bllnley t0:3011ll•._ by YourThe girts try to get bact< Roger's Meraodea after h'a ropoaaaased. (R) Stereo. Q 18 Collbrlty au-. 10:40 (!) tnatant RII!'IY 1:31 (I) AMy Ortlfltlt 7:00 1111 WI1MI of F - 12:30 (!) MOYIE: Llwleaa Frontlar ,. Dalac:tl•• An armod-rollbery lugltlvo Ia S<J1911 and (PI 2} (A) Storao. 1;1 Bporta M hll• II e 1:05 ill Clalh of ... Cillo• p6a .. 8:30 (l}. IIJ •• V Nick misaaa f1la chonce to flln tor • JlOI)UW band (A) Stereo. Q 1;1 ill Pakl Pn>gr8m (J). Sll1r S..rdl ·12:01 (l) e tDWomen'a8aae11 Vollaybotl From Seal Baacli, Calli. (T) MneNowo D Rln TJn Tin, K-1 Cop Stereo. Q 1:30 (I). Ill. Home lmpro- Stareo. a.__ U Whneu to lluriNaiQ t.OO(l)e iiJ 111111AM::.r Daytime Emrny Annlo An awarda preaantallon lor outsllndlng dlytlma programming Is broadcaat live from New YOIIt Chy . HOltS: 1'1111 Donahue and Suaan Lucci. (2:00) rna llle R - Aolllnne convlncn Leon 10 put t>er In a oommerdal lor the llhop, (A) Slllb'IO. ~ (!) (!) ,roi1tll.. (1 :00), IIIID !rile MOYIE: -casT~•'Ia (A) (2:00) Stweo. aupCiou ID Now Zorro Stereo. Ill Mcuallglsl 121 PdiiNH¥1 ~ D Prlncoe V Sllreo. Q 1Q ra ThiBaaarnutwa Thl 1111• CBS ,.._. Q 0 Tho Httc-or IJI Rood Toat MIQulne ID 8portoCenter wadding. (Pt 4 Of 6) .- ~~ illle l!lle Love ColoiiCtion Fox Nlgld It ... ti'GI (2:00)Staroo. IIJ Murder, 8ho - - Q • Crook and a- O~a 1111. Newa 7:00 (l) e (l)~a~I;J 08cooby Doo Ill Tho !quaber • tru'l•• Now 0 C*knd F"iag SII1No.8 (]). MCME: 'IWi IIlii el~Newa Q 12:00(1)·-- Btorleo A girt 111jacka o plana and damanda her botfrillld ba .., lrea. (R) (!) (f) ~ Stereo. a e 1D. E...... lllioda Ava pull her laellngo the town debates nuda dancing. (R) Sino~ 7:00 ~. iiJ WI1Mt of F - EVENING !.1:1f '"' J!l""""" oxama. (R) Slono. z...,. ID llllmln 1:05 (IJ I Love Lucy 1:30 (J) e IIJ NBC Nowo C (!)Now h C:.n Be TorG (I) D (J) • ABC Newa C.. (!) WHd Amarlca Stereo. 1;1 ~ SquaN One TV Stareo. a 7:31 (IJ Banford • Son I:OO(l)e 0 F - Pr1ncoe o1 llai-Air Wll performo than Carlton on IXllaga !rile CBS,.._. Q • Andy 011111t1t 0 Scooby Doo Upetoaa ID Now Stereo. Q 1:36 (IJ Andy Orlflltlt c (J) • ltlghlllo• ~~~.--.......· Crime Time Allor ....... Time Slloreo. Q Moo..,.,.. D MOVIE: Dntry (2:00) t t :35 (J) e iiJ Tonlglll Sllow With Joy L.- SllniO. 1;1 rneC~~Hno Q With (L) taCrwt'tli ;J' D llll =N~y a Wolld Today rna....,~~........, DllliorLNIII•BIIr~r· IDIIatmM 1:01 (IJ I Love Lucy 1:30 (J). 11J NIIC [] (!) Now It C8n Ia Tofr{ Cll • (J) e ABC Newo C.. (!) Wild America Stereo. 1;1 111, Square One TY Stereo. = ....... llle-·aF-, a e WhNI o1.,_ Q IDe F.....,,_ Ia Ia a B1lr Stareo. He:~V!~;~ M.!':ir "" 0 Mli1'114r, 8ho Wroto II Crook and Chaaa a ae 1:oo w• rn • (J) • o • IIJ Nawa (!) Chlrleo In Charve Q ~ SqwsN One TY Stereo. 18 Crook and ChaM D lpa 11tC111.., 0 llporll1 Tonight OlaiiNn 11 :30 (!) Daonla - (i) el!nlooaii01•C Tontghl ~ Wolld TodayF"iag Staroo . GJ llacGyver Stareo Q Cubs at New Vorl< HEj;~Q • ~EN INO ~ e Anenla 1111 (]) Mltorlllglttllihr" (J). • • IIJ,.... (!) ChariM In Charge 1;1 ~ ilqu8re One TY Stereo. az• o• o,.... 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But if he wu, be would probably bave found the solution to today's band. Cover the East-Weal cards and plan the play in six hearts. Weal leads the diamond jack. Without much confidence, you call for dummy's queen, but East coven with tbe king. How do you continue' Norllt's three-heart rdlld wu aglf'!SSiW. South bid what be thou(lbt be could make. U tbe trumps are 1-1, tbe contract is easy. So, after jack, queen, kin&. ace of diamonds, you should cull tbe heart ace and play aDOther trump to dummy's king. (U you played a heart to tbe kinK and a heart to tbe ace, you woold go down with this layout.) When you - tllat West bas a paranl<!ed !rump Irick, you have to be able, to discard all three of your ella- W..l Sootli One Pus Pus Nortli Opening lead: Eul P• p- p- Pua +J L__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ l mond 1-.s before West ruffs m. TbiJ requires finding Weal with four dubo. 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Swamp Tiling e IIJ Law 6 Onlar An obseaaiYe tan otalka 1 celebrtly; an lnaar1lly ation Ia IICed~R) Stereo. r • roe 20120 sterto. (I) IIIIH of Mind Rl."l:i.. ASTRO-GRAPH ' oman11cally perlocl lor you Mai l $2 pl us a long , self-Bddressed . stamped envelope to Matchmaker . cto thts newspaper . P.O . Bo:.: 9142B . Cleveland , OH 44 101 -3428 CANCER (JUM 21-.luly 22) Good things could be com.ng your way lod&'J , provided you let friends do for vou what you would do lor them ill he roles were reversed _Be a gracious recipient LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) Generally speak ing, condlllons are favorable for yOIJ today, but your greatest benefits are likely to come from a par1nershlp wit~ someone with whom you ' ve been previously JuM 2a, 11112 involved. VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sepl. 22) A well-deSltuauona you have been unable to· lined, amblllous oblecllve ~as an excelcentro! this past year might make a dra- lent cnance ot being 1\Jifllled to yoor exmatic .turn tor lhe better In the year· pectatlons today. However , you will ahead. They could make!! a happier llle have to earn what yOIJ hope to analn . tor you both materially and socially. LIBRA (hpl. 23-0cl. 23) Try to devote GIMIM (Mar 21-June 211) TrNt today' s as mucnllme as possible today to acllvhappenings p1111010J)hleally and you Illes you truly enloy. You need a break could be a IUCC8I8 wlll1 minimum e"ort . from mundane and traditional routines. You might even oow aaadl tor a new SCORPIO (Ocl 24-llow. 22) C~angeo , trlendahlp that Ia worthy of culllvallon. wlllcn could prove benellclolto you may 1 Know - • to look lor romance and be In the offing today. You're not apt to you'l ftnd lt. The AstrO-Gr.p/1 Matcn- have direct control over developments, ' mallor Instantly reveals wit len atgna are but you 'll like what transpires. BERNICE BEDE OSOL ::o:::.. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec:. t1) Your greatest asset today is your ability to project a moderating Influence over your involvements. It's the type of force thai can bring harmony to dissension. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22--.lln. It) Your fi. nanclal trends look e.-tremety enoouraging today and, If you appty yourHif, profitable results are likely - whether you 're buying or selling. AQUARIUS (.laft. 20-f'lll. 11) An lmpor· tanl objacllve can be achieved today lhroug~ some shrewd poflllcal meneuverlng on your pan. let your Intuition govern your mode of action. PISCES (Fill. 20-Harcll211) Dellrable rotulls are likely today - ~ you llow with IIWnla rather than anempt to dOm· inate them. let nature run !Ia coune. ARIEl (Milch 21·Aprtl 11) Try to In_valve yourself today with frllndo ·sllmulate your thooghl proc 11111 A . very beneflclal exchange of !d-. could 1 .be In the offing. • TAUAUI (April 21H1eJ 211) Put lor1h 1 your best effort today; lndivtdiMIIa who ' ere in the poaltion to INke "*''lS liMiterlally ...,er will be lootclng lor wroyato , reward you. The coml**lion could I be generooa. · ' • • d 0 71111 Club With Pal RolnrtMn 10:30(J)0 by lralll "' ,_.., aiAualln!-. al Major I Mil'• ltttbll (l) 10:35 Cll MOVIE: Ia'- end Allor (1). oe o - (2:00) 11:00()). (J) • • • CELEBRITY m.......~e~~ A•.,... Hal Stereo. aJ IIOV1I: Dilling lor Dlnt!MII(2:00) ' a CftiCIIt and Cllua allpoolaTIIIIgllt Ole- 11:30~ ::rL Comacly lpeciiiSW.O. !lle u.a. Open "Pd* s-.d fOUnd hlntottut Ia. • • '01111 .]t -c,._ •• r~~:···TW 0 laflllltaw11 a-. Q n:J~IJ) • a Tonlglit .,_ Willi JiriLifiO~· Q Sunny. High In mid-60s. 12 Sectlona, 92 Pages A Multlmadla Inc. Nowop.oper Meigs County parties plan to reorganize POMEROY · Meigs County ' s two political parties will re-organize this week, and it's likely that both groups will have new leadership. Meigs County Republican Chairman Richard E. Jones wid The SIUiday Times·S~IIliMI that he has "advised the Meigs County Republican Central Commiuec thai I will not seek !he position of chair- By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Starr GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County will soon have a new . on e-s top agric ultural building providing one-stop access to !he resources of three U.S. Department of Agricul ture agencies (ASCS. SCS and FHA) and !he Ohio State Universi ty Cooperative E•tension Scmce. Approximately 45 people anended a groundbreaking ceremony held Friday at 6 p.m. at the site between !he Galloa County Junior Fairgrounds and the Ohio Valley Bank offia on Jackson Pike. Fred Deel . Gallia County Four-H Extension Ag ent , delivered a short address. The facility w1ll help meet an 1dentifie<l need for a central meel- ing room throughout !he year and will help promote cooperation between various agencies serving rural and urban clocmcle, according to Friday's address. "Such a faciloly has been discusse<l in Gallia County for more !han a decade.'' Deel said. "Until this point in time. the right conditions were never able 10 be met in order to make !his a reality. The vision and foresight of !he Gallia County Agricultural Center, Inc., Board which includes William P. Smith, chairman; Phil Pope, vice-chainnan; Frank "Buz" Mills Ill, sccretary/trea~urer; Ray Hughes and Gary Roach, along wilh the strong support of many individuals m the community have turne<l the Continued on A-3 Final grinder pump installed for Rutland sewage project • YUCK! - Karen Sprague, left, and Brenda Wilson, both of GaUipolis, unload refuse at the Gallipolis Upstream Pubtic Usc: Area. The duo colltcted refuse: during the fourth annual Oblo River Sweep. Area groups and individuab, with tbt coopenttion or area b011ters, participated in the sweep. AI leut out 20-loo dumpster was filled with trash collected from tbt Gallia Comt· ty bank of tht Ohio Rlvtr. A simil•r sweep scheduled for Raccoon Creek was postpoud due to bigb water. (Times-Sentinel photo by Jim Freeman) By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Starr RlJILAND - The $2.5 million sewage treaUnent project was completed last week with the final installation of grinder pump systems at Rutland residences and businesses. The rreatrnent plant was put into operation in January and the past six months have been spent installing Lhe 305 grinder pumps which feed sewage into the main lmes flowing into the plant According 10 Sandy Smith. project manager. the plant is currently averaging a daily flow of 25,000 gallons but is equipped to handle twice that much. Dye testing of the liquid coming into !he plant IS hemg done to be sure that runoff water is not going through the pumps. The final inspectoon by the Environmental ProteCtion Agency, the U. S. Corps of Engineers, and the contractor, En~inccrin g Assoc iates, Wooster, woll take place on June 30. For the past several month s everyone has been paying a standard rate of $16.12 a month . Bills mailed out thiS week, however, will renect water usage. Based on that the minimum sewer charge is $21.50 for 2,000 gallons of water used with $4.50 for every thousand gallons of water used !hereafter. The rates will bring in approximately $8,200 a month in n:venue with $4,200 of that to go toward debt paymenl The balance will be used for expenses of operation, maintenance of equipment and a fund for replacement of equipment. The village borrowe<l $500,000 from the Ohio W81Cr Development Fund on the projcct. The other project money was in grants of $1,493.297 from the EPA and $617.000 from Issue 2 monies. The area served by the new sewage system lakes in the com· plcte village of Rolland and extends up New Lima Road to White Hill Road, down Route 124 10 Happy HoUow Road, out Salem Strcctw !he top of Lasher Hill and out Depot Street to beyond the corjXJration lines. Work on getung a sewer system began more !han 15 years ago but it took un~l 1990 to get grnnt money to move forward on the project Ac11181 construction began in May, 1991. Weinberger seeks speedy Renovation of old Holzer Hospital begins trial on scandal charge for new $2.4 million apartment complex Sterao. 10:00 I]) Shoemaker, Phil Pope, Buzz MiUs, Ray Hugbell and BW SDLitlr, (baclt: row, from left) Fred Deel, Tim Massie, Mike Hucbes. Larry Bess, Rob Massie, Tim Woodward, Harold Montgomery, Ed Vollbona, Kail Burleson, Rick McCarty, Patty Dyer and Dorothy Toler. (T -S PlloCo) .-----------------------------------------------~ Republicans elcQcd several new central commiueemen in their recent primary election. They are: Brenda Roush, Bedford Towmhip: Debra Chevalier, Nonh Chester; Patty Ann Pickens. West Chester; Janice Young. Nooh Olive; Dmlcl Larkins, South Olive; Robert F. Snowden, Rolland Village; Charles Barrett, Jr., West Rutland; Cecil Stacy. Salem Township; Bernard Gilkey, Middleport 4; Harland Wehrung, Pomeroy I ; F. Joseph Stobart. Racine Village; Demie E. Hill, Racine. Gary Phillips in Bedford Township will be the only new Democratic central committeeman. He wiD replace Edith Leach, who did Continued on A-j 17 Shah- -1 t.30 (I). (J) e labp Til< Maggie leela left out when James tNma up with 1 illl. GROUNDBREAKING - Approximately 45 people attended a groundbrtaking ceremony for Gallia County's new agricultural building Friday evening near tbe Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds. Shown taking pari in tbe ctmoony are: (rront row, from left) Paul man." (2 wdL) 141111wllln dance t581uncler 18 Noveltl Urla 20 Editoral ............................. A4 Sports. ............................ C 1-6 Weather ........................... A. 3 Officials break ground for new ag building ._,_11 tQl PHILLIP Deaths............... -................ 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UOPE YOU AND YOUR r1",~ 2 (J) .ClllrtH (l) . . . . OMTV Tf.lERE 1 STAND OUT IN THE RAIN LIKE I >lAD TO Wt.lEN YOU LEFT ME SITTING ON '(OVI!. STUPID PLANE ~ 75 cents OoloOot!y ••I Md,...... c:ooo-!edl_ •••'"'••onwN ........ tetR Me., ..... ......,,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,..,.. . . . ~ . . . . J._ '1111 YIILP 118 IIHJTIIIID LWII lilA ZIIA YZWDTIIKD XRJT IM IHPJIM ZKA ZIIA CWJ VZOO IYZMIIKD DIZIIANTIIYAIPK.' IIJPUP ZYYPII. PAEVIOU8 SOLUTION: "I lrowl llle CCUllry and ldlntlty tho abeunl. Thai's whore moot af my ccaolllly lrom." - .-, lono. ........... 11 By JAMES ROWLEY , Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Former Defense SecreW}' Caspar Wein· berger wants a speedy trial on chalges that he lied about tbc IronContra affair. but his lawyen fust want to~ !he Ul prosecutor from IIylllg !he case. Defense lawyer Raben S. Bennett told U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Hogan on Friday thai he would move to disqualify prosecutor Craig Gillen because he's a potenlial witness. Bennett's comments came as Weinberger pleaded innocent to chalgcs that be roncealed !he existence of copious notes he took in 1985 and 1986 during discussions about !he Reagan administration's etrons to free American hostages in Lebanon by selling 11111s to Iran. He also is ~ with lying to Congress by denymg that he lmew about a 1985 anns sbipment to lntn befcxe it oo::wred and Saudi Arabia's pledge to donale $25 million 10 help arm the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. Hogan tentatively scheduled a Nov. 2 trial dale after Bennett assured the coun that he did not plan 10 file extensive pre-trial motions. The judge said the date was "optimistic, but we will allt.lllpt 10 keep i L"' Bennett said Weinberger, 74, wants a speedy trial because "!his Bl KEVIN PINSON is a II'CIIIendous cloud over him." Tames-Sentinel Starr Wei~. publisher of ForMs GALLIPOLIS ·For 15 years the magazine, 'is a public figure; his old Holzer Hospital between First livelihood depends IJII his maintain- and Second Ave. on Cedar St. in ing his reputation," the defense Gallipolis sat emP.ty. But seven lawyer said. weeks ago the bUilding's owner, Bennett said he would me fewer Attorney Ronald R. Calhoun. sold than 10 pre-trial motions, but the structure 10 the First Holzer among them would be a request 10 Apartments Limited Partnen, who disqualify Gillen because "he is an plan to renovate it and turn it into essential witness in !his case, he is housing for the disabloo and retired a player in this case." persons 55 years or age and older. Among other things, Weinberg· Tactic Construction, Inc. began er is charged with making false renovation work May I on the $2.4 statements to Iran-Contra prosecu· million project, called First Holzer tors during an Oct. 10, 1990, inter· Apartments, and hope to have it view by denying that he took completed by March I, 1993. The delailed notes about the anns sales project is financed by the Fanners during discussions with President Home Administration, a divisioo of Rcapn o- other top officials. the U.S. Department of AgriculGillen was one of !he question- twt, and will consist of S4 units, 12 ers and confronted Weinberger of which are two-bedroom. with a statement by an unidentified Each apartment will consist of a informant that !he fanner defense separate bedroom(s), bathroom, secretary had kept relevant notes and a combination living room and about !he Iran-Contra affair. kitchen . The one-bedroom units Weinberger still denied that he measure 600 square feet. The kept notes, the indictment assened. building will also have two elevaLater, Weinberger made avail- tors, a recreation room and a sepa· able to prosecutors I, 700 pages of rate laundry facility on each floor. notes that he had placed in the Library of Congress, where they Calhoun estimated the rent would approximately $4SO a month, were kept under his exclusive con- cost but would be subsidizoo. trol. Art Winer, a general partner with Arthur Howard Winer and AssoCiates Management. Inc.. said his company is involved in a "IOta! rehabilitation of the buildmg from stem to stem" and that everything BEING RESI"ORED • 11te l'aatde rJl tile old Hober Hospital fac:laa Ji'int An•• Is ill the process ot bdnl rulond to ill orlpal COIIdi- hut the shell will be new Continued on A-4i •"•tae•t iion. ne bulldiii1 wiD be used u an compln: for the disabled and retired ptr11011s once renovadon Is complete. � 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. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 19, 1992 krackomberger mutchler sharp