https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27e4e1ed13c541ec9b0070fc8916169e.pdf 8d7c22aa5ada3211c60544ddafaf9a5b PDF Text Text Page-12-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, June 25, 1992 Your Social Security By ED PETERSON Social Security rr.anager in Athens In millions or families, both the husband and wife now hold full ume jobs. Many or these families are hiring household workers to help them care for pre-school age chihhen, or to keep up with daily household chores. What these increasingly typ1cal American families may not know IS that when they hire household help, they are probably required to pay Social Security taxes for the person they employ. "Family 'employers' may not even realize that they are employers," says Social Security Commissioner Gwendolyn S. King. "And even those who arc aware of that fact may not know that their household workers are sacrificing valuab le Social Security protection when Social Security taxes aren't paid and when the employee's wages aren't reported to Social Security. These workers could lose their ehg1btlily for survivors, disability, retirement, and Med1care package." benef1ts-the entire Social Security coverage How does a family who hires household help know if they are considered an "employer" under the law' Generally, if an employer pays a household worker $50 or more during a three-month period , that employer must also deduct Social Security laltes and repon the wages to both Social Secunty and the Internal Revenue Service. Also, people who hire a housecleaning fum should check to make sure that the company is meet Social Security taxes for their employees. A call to any Soc1al Sccunty responsibilities of paymg to the Internal Revenue Service can clarify individual situations. The local Social Security office can be reached at 592-4448. Why is the issue of coverage so Jerome Brown killed important for domestic workers' All Social Security benefits are based on a combination or how long an individual works and the amount or wages reponed for him . or her by each employer. Even part-time, seasonal, or temporary work can increase the furure benefit amount for workers and their families. It also may provide current insurance against loss of income if the fatnily breadwinner is disabled or dies before retiring. Social Security officials note that household workers should make sure that they are getung proper credit for work and that Social Secunty taxes are paid on their behalf. They can check their wage records regularly by asking the Social Security Administration to prov1de a free Personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement that shows year-by-year figures of the actual wages reported to the agency by employer.; since 195 1. This statement also projects what an employee's retirement benefits may be and estimates what Social Security benefits may be payable to his or her family m the event of a disabling injury or death. To receive this Personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Stale· ment, call Social Security's toll free number. 1-800-7721213, busi ness days between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. "It's truly important that both employers and employees under stand what payment of Social Security laltcs and accurate reponing of wages mean in very personal terms," explained Commassioner King. "Social Security laltes do not go mto general revenue. They go directly to our trusl funds for use m very speciriC programs. "And Social Security benefits are perhaps even more unponant to domestic workers than to other workers because they are so much less likely to have a privatc pension program or other financial resources to draw on. 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John Skmner, Thornville, said Perry County's Peabody mine closed down because a Michigan power plant would not install .\Grubbers . According to Skmner, the ol'ffecls of the Peabody closmg mcluded a decrease in the work force throughout the county, lower property laltes and less revenue for businesses. "The consequences arc probably not the nightmarish ones people dreatn abou~" he said."Bul 11 is not fun ." Skinner said he and others like him care about the environment. but kecpmg one's family heallhy and stable takes top priority. "If pecple can't eat and cannot get the self-estcem from having a job, ... Ihen the environment doesn't mean a whole lo~" he said. State Rep. Mary Abel (DAthcns) said scrubbing the Gavm planl and closing the mines "will I TRACKLESS CARPET BCI Agent John Perry IS assistRacine emergency squad and sheriffs deputies were dispatched ing the department in the investigato the scene, and it was first tion of the incident. Soulsby believed that Lawrence had fallen requests that any customers who and struck his head on a box in the visited the store after 7:30 p.m. slore. When Lawrence was talc:en to contact him so that the time of the Veterans Memorial Hospital, how- incident can be dctcnnined. ever, it was learned that his wallet to Soulsby, According was miSsing, and X-rays showed he Lawrence was the victim of an had suffered a gunshot wound 10 armed robbery in 1991. At that the head . He was later taken 10 time, Soulsby said, Lawrence Grant Medical Center by Life attacked the shotgun-wielding robFlight. ber, but was struck on the head. •I DDUylon oScoldtg01d Stain Rele011 •IHalorl $ SALE 99 151:i1~D 2/,.A REG. 11.00 SAXONY CARPET SR-124 GETTING A PATCH JOB • Local Ohio Department or Transportation workers are busy this week and next surface patcbing State Route 124 rrom Minersville through Racine. Work started Thursday and will continue IN STOCK Green, Brow1, VINYL FLOOR COVERING The Executive Committee of the County Democratic Party named Sue Maison to be that com- .~lcigs Gray 20 PAnERNS SALE SALE $6t~L $4~!rL •7 Colan t/l~allel Nylon SALE $ 131:irlk 22 STYLES ON SALE lflfit/"~01( ~ FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, TV'S, FLOOR COVERING 992·3671 99 2/,. 15.00 DOWNTOWN POMEROY, OHIO SUE MAISON CARPET at lhe h1gh school. The board authorized, by resolutiOn, membership in the Ohio High Sc hool Athletic Association for the high sc hool. It 1s agreed that the ~ast ern Local Schools w1ll conduct 1heir athletics in accordance with the constitution, by-laws, regula tion s. interpretations and decisions of the association. The resolution will be in effect through the 1992· 1993 sc hool year. The board wa1ved the second read ing on a policy regarding Paremal Involvement in Education and adopted the proposed policy . The board also waived the second readmg of the policy regarding mdisrrict open enrollment and adopt- ed that policy. The board also: - Agreed to the OAPSE Chapter proposal to mainlatn the current conrract withoul changes, effec uve through Aug. 31, 1993: - Approved Rick Saunders and John Sheets as volunteer assiStant rootball coaches and Denms New · land as volunteer football team physician: - Agreed to procure lhc scrv 1ces of the Coa lition of Rural Appalachian Schools at a COS( or $250, approved payment of 55 cents per pupil for services and materials provided 10 the d1stnct from Educauonal Technology SerI:Conunucd on Pg_ J f through most or next week. Some additional places on Route 124 beyond Racine will also be repaired. This is part or ODOT's regular main· lcnance work in Meigs County. (Sentinel pboto by Charlene Hoeflich) mittce 's chairwoman when the rany organized on Thursday mght. Maison is the deputy regiStrar for the Ohio Bureau of Motor Veh icles. She served as chairwom an of the executive commince until December of 1991. when Mary Hunter was appomted to the positiOn. SCULPTURED CARPET •AnH Stat. nf bands at Ohio University, perrormed for a large crowd on Court Street Thursday evening. The concert is sponsored by Dank One. Maison named committee chairwoman 15.00 $16!.~. STORE HOURS Monday 8:30-8:00 Tuelday-Saturct.y 8:30..5:00 The Eastern Local School Board reviewed athletic schedules for the upcoming year, as submitted by Superintend ent Richard Sm1th , at thCif regular meeting on Wednes day. Free athletic physicals hav e been set for July 25 al 9:30a.m . at Hoi7.Cr Clinic in Middleport. Coac h Randy Churilla will hold football camp on July 17 from 5 to 8 p.m. at 1h e h1gh school for grades 5-9. A S I 0 participation fcc will be charged, with proceeds benefiting the Eastern Athletic Booslers. Each participant will receive a l-shlrl. Sm1th also reminded the board th at the athletic boosters' Super Weekend will be he ld June 26-28 2/,. PORCH & PlATO TURF have a disastrous effect, not only 10 Southeastern Ohio, but on the whole or OhiO as well ." She Said eliminating the coal industry in Me1gs County would mean consid erably less tax revenue a1 both local and state levels. Abel sa1d keeping the Gavm plant and the Mc1gs mmes open will do three things for local and StatCWidC econOmiCS. (Conllnucd on Pg 31 Eastern board reviews athletic schedules; resolution approved $14:nlo SALE REG. $17.00 SALE E Mat., I ,000 Meigs mine jobs. Barry Redman, Point Pleasant, W. Va., a 15-year veteran of Southern Ohio Coal, stressed the need for scrubbers at the Gavin plant. He said the scrubbers are necessary for the survival of Meigs mines, and 1f the mines closed, fatnilies like his would be financially devastated. "I think scrubbing Gavin and keeping the Meigs mines open . .. is the right way to go," he S31d. 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The duchess separated from her hushand, Prince Andrew, m March . Where Arthritis Pain Strikes ... Pick 4: •2 Head •Remote Control eOn·Screen Programming Wit. Remote, 2 Styles-Pe. or Oak At one comer, UJe villains even made orr with the whole bat pole. But Heaton's strongly against renaming the street " It had never been bothered before, and Baonan's been popular for years," she said. "They should JUSt wail unul all the publicity dies down before they put up the new ones." Res1dents say th e street was named long before the Batman characler appeared in DC's Detective Comics in May 1939. It was probably named for Samuel Batman. ajusuce of the peace in 1837. Read the CLRSSIFIED RDS 6-6-9 VCR 25" COLOR CONSOLE TV Duchess signs 'storybook' deal LONDON (AP) - The Duchess of York signed a deal making her storybook creation "Budg1e the Helicopter'' a TV star, producers said Wednesday . The former Sarah Ferguson, known as "Fergie," granted Sleepy Kids PLC an excluSive opuon to animatc and merchandise c hara c ters from her hooks, the indcpcndcnl te levision producer Pick 3: Page4 'Batman Street' signs disappearing DUGGER, Ind. (AP) - Where is Baonan when you need him ' Officials, tired of replacing Batman Street Signs, are conSidering changing the name to thwan thieves who have mvaded this tiny metropolis. Just as they did in 1989 when Ohio Lottery Maison and her husband, Robert, reside in Tuppers Plains. She has served as an ex-officio member of the executive committee since the early 1980's, and was recently named by Ohio Dcmocrnt" Party Chairman Eugene Brans tool to serve as an at-large member of the Ohio Democratic Pany Exocuuve Committee. She is a 10-year member of the lOth DIStrict Democratic Action Club, and " a member of Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Ph1 Sorority. She serves as secretary of the Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer Dis trict. "It's time that the people of Meigs County see a two-pany system here," Maison said . "As Democrats, we feel that co mpcti II On is good and healthy, and encourages growth in the commu n 11y ." Other officer.; named last n1ght were: John lhle, chairman or the central committee; Gary Ph1llips, vice chamnan of the central committee; Connie Dodson, treasurer or the central committee; Melody Roberts, secrelary or both central and executive committee; Mary Hunter, vice chairman of the executive committee; and Jane Frymycr, IJ'easurcr of the executive committee. Up to 10 ex-officio membe" arc 10 be appointed by Maison to the execu tive commiuce. and Maison reported last night that those appointments will be forthcoming at the committee's next meeting, on July 16. Riffe denies playing politics news conference following ThursDy ROBERT E. MILLER day's House session. Associated Press Writer Voinovich criticized Rille a day COLUMBUS - Speaker Vern R1ffe denied charges by Gov. earlier after his decision to oppose George Voinovich that House - and effectively, kill - the govDemocrats to~ his increases . crnor's plan to raise taxes on in "sin taJtcs' to curry favor with cigarettes, beer, wine and whisky voters in the November elections. to help deal with a projected $520 Riffe, D·Wheelersburg, said he million budget defiC1l and his caucus opposed increases As a result, the Republican gov· 1n alcohol and tobacco taxes ernor said he plans to go forward because they were not convinced of with an earlier plan to order $370 the need at this time for any tax million in spending cuiS at the stan increases. or the new fiscal year Wednesday. "I've never played politics with He is counting on an improved the budget," he S81d at an informal economy to make up $1 SO million .I or the shortfall. Riffe earlier raised questions about the amount or the governor's cuts; specifically, whether they might exceed the amount allowed by law . He said Thursday he still doesn't have an answer to that question. Riffe said he has a memo from the Legislative Service Commission that says $370 million in cuts may be excessive. He said the 2week-old memo contends Voinovich can only cut the diller· (Continued on Pg 3) HONORED· Jean Roush, f'ront left, was honored ror her years or service to the Meigs County Public Library with the presentation or a plaque by the board or trustees or the library. Presenting Mrs. Roush her plaque is Pat Holter, president of the board. In back, 1-r, are board members, Cbarles Blakeslee, Iva Sisson, Pat Mills and Don MuUen . Absent for the photo was hoard member, Wanda Eblin. Sludge from East could come to Ohio COLUMBUS - New York and New Jersey arc considering Ohio land rills as site.' for dumpmg some or their sludge, officials say. Daniel Stohs, an actomey representing the Athens-Hocking Reclamation Center, a landflll near Nelsonville in southeast Ohio, said the center has laken calls from New York sludge brokers. Stohs sa id the landfill can accept 450 tons of sludge a day. The brokers want to ship thousands of tons a day, he said. Jay Roberts, vice president of Mid-American Waste Systems, said the company has received 1nquiries about whether the non hazardous sludge can be dumped in • l11< company's Ohio Iandf1lls. He sa1d the company has a policy preventing acceptance or out-of-state sludge at the sites. New York City and eight other ~ew York and New Jersey communities that surround the city are under federal court and federal Environmental Protection Agency orders to stop dumping sludge in 1he Atlantic Ocean by July I. Mosl communities surrounding New York arc trying to gel out-ofstate landfills to accept their sludge, said Rich Cahill, a spokesman for the EPA's New York regwnal office. Cahill said the dumping created a rive -square-mile "dead sea" off the coast of New York. " It was a very cheap method of disposal that was very detrimental to the environment,'· he said. Ian Michaels, a spokesman for the New York City Department of Environmental Services, said the city intends to build a compost plant to handle sludge, but it will take at least six years before the plant can start operations. In the meanume, most of the city 's sludge will be sent out of New York, mainly as fertilizer or ground cover. Some of it may be sent to landfills, he said. Much of the sludge is being sent to Illinois, Colorado, Texas and Virginia, he said. �Friday, June 26, 1992 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LETITRS OF OPINION are welcome They should be lm than 100 words. All lelten; are subject to editing and must be signed with name. address an_d telephone nwnber. No unsigned letter.; wiU be pubhsbed Letters sbould be 111 good taste, addressing issues. not personaltties. system almost guarantees truu one candidate wtU emerge wtth enough votes for a ftrst-ballol v1ctory. So tile Democratic convention will be R b 0 ert ]. Wagman a massive public relations effona coro natton - rather than any kind of polttical contesL Beginning in the I950s , the political panics relied on the televisian networks to provide gavel-togavel saturation coverage of conventions. This year will be different The TV networks are only going 10 provide nightly highlight packages and limited live coverage. They will leave it 10 CNN and CSPAN to provide the kind of _indepth coverage beloved by pohhcal junkies. Thus, the Democrall worry that with little suspense - other than the tdentity of Clinton's running mate_- America may simply not tune m 10 their convention. So they are taking steps to effectively replace network television. Live from New York, it will be DNC-TV: Actually called Convenlion Sateltite News Service, it will feature reporters, camera crew, editors and technicians, many of them network veterans with years of convention experience. It will beam some 110 hours of cove rage to televiswn statwns around the country. The "feed" Shareholders • • gatntng power By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK- The question before corpornte boards tS whether executives should continue 10 be paid on the basis of perfonnance or, instead, on their cootribunons to the value of the business. The pressure for change comes from several sources: individual investors and workers disgruntled about high executive salaries, large pension and mutual funds who demand 10 be heard, and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Who do you think should be paid more, asks Eugene Jennings, professor emerirus of business management at Michigan State University: The corporate treasurer, the chief executive officer or the division manager1 Jennings observes that the CEO in a large company might be paid $I .5 million, tile treaSurer $850,000, tile division manager $150,000. But he cootends the division manager might make the most direct contribution to profits. lllat's not the way boards of direc10rs have been seeing it. Says Jennings, who has been a confidential adviser to boards and chairmen for three decades: compensation committees define performance standards and then reward the hierachy on how well its members conform. Those standards, he adds, may have little to do with enhancing shareholder value, despite the obligation boards have to protect shareholder interests. Sometimes, it seems, boards forget that tile goal of business is profits. Now the SEC is considering a proposal that would compel boards to explain how they determine executive pay. Earlier, the SEC broke with tradition and agreed tllat questions about executive pay should appear on proxy ballots. Such changing attitudes could have a momentous tmpact on boards, which Jennings believes abdicated their duty 10 shareholders, and in the executive suite, where accountability to shareholders often was nonexistent. If the pressures continue , says Jennings, corporations wtll be compelled to promote contributors rather than performers, meaning that hands-on operaiOrs like division managers will move up more swiftly to tile top jobs. In contrast, performers in such staff roles as legal, accounting and fmance, where a direct contribution is difficult 10 demonstrate, will fmd the route upward more difficult, especially in tenns of .,ay. The change may already be under way, he says, noting that the new president of General Mo10rs, Jack Smith, ran GM's highly profitable European operations, replacing Lloyd Reus s, rec1pient of repeated high performance ratings. The thrust of such efforts IS 10 make management more responsive to shareholders , and Jennings thinks tllat is fine. As he sees it, boards abdi cated rcsponstbiliues 10 shareholders and management cold-shouldered them. He has concerns, too. The SEC proposal seeks compensation justification for only the five most highly paid officers. which might not reveal for shareholder peru.~al the people who make the real, bottom-line contribuuons. He also fears contributors might have problems proving tlletr case. "Raising the value of a business cannot always be shown," he says, referring to the chance that higher profits might not be renected m hi gher share pnccs . Accu-Weather~ WASHINGTON - The F.B.I. and other law enforcement agencies are bracing for the Communist Chinese takeover of Hong Kong in 1997, which they have concluded could pose one of the most dire organized crime threaliiO the United States in modem times. East Asian organized crime groups are relocating to the West. The influx means tllal the American mob scene -dominated by the Gottis and Gambinos- will have surnames such as Wong and Tong and Heung. Triads and tongs, not the mafia and syndicate, are th e new nomenclature of Asian organized crime. In the United States, these fami lies, or triads as they arc known , arc findmg lucrative careers in an array of illegal activities mcludtng drug trafficking, money laundering, alien smuggling, extortion, loan sharking, illegal gambling and prostitutioo. One Senate mvestigator 10ld us that for years many law enforcement officials have buried their heads in the sand, refusing 10 face up to the threat. Shortages of agents who speak Asian languages are hindering their ability to win Spectal thanks goes to Dan cooperation and tru st from potenLewts, president of the fan club, for tial witnesses. In one case, tens of thousands of the ex tra things he doe s for our 1mmtgranll from the Fukian islands team . Thank you. Rutland Pee Wee Team Pam Dodson Rutland team says thank you off the coast of Chma have begun movmg mto New York's Chinatown. Meanwhile there is only one officer in the entire city of New By Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein York - with a mcuopolitan police force of 25,000 - who speaks their dialect. One of the advantages enjoyed by these members is that they can often evade enforcement agencies by crossing international borders. Last week, Congress held a hearing to study the need for increased cooperation among countries in cracking these international crime nngs. "They're working on an international basis. We have to be able to meet that threat. Otherwtse they will be able 10 run from country 10 country 10 enjoy the spoils of their crimes," Sen. William V. Roth. RDcl., the ranking minority member on the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. told our reporter Andrew Conte. These mobs have "fmgers" from Amcri- ca to Europe to Asia, accordmg to Roth , enabling criminals to nee from one country to another according 10 their needs. Roth regards the current situatiOn as analogous to the 1920s when the United SLates experienced a rash of interstate bank robberies. Bank robbers, like the famous Bonnie and Clyde, began using automobiles to rob banks and then ned behind state lines. Roth fears that the solutions to the current problem do not lend themselves to the relatively simple solution employed in the Bonnie and Clyde days, when a national bank robbery statute was passed. Congress recently got a rare behind -the-scenes glimpse of the threat from a modern -day Joe Valachi, who rocked tile world in the 1960s with his revelations about organized crime. Shielded by a fictitious name and a screen to block his face, the contemporary East Asian "Clyde" recently explained to congressional inve stigators how he imported near Iy 400 pounds of heroin into the United States wttll a retail value that sometimes exceeded $100,000 a pound. Mr. Ma, as he was referred to, actually employed Central American diplomats to utilize their special status allowing them to avoid Customs offictals while I Toledo I will consist of interviews, features and event co~erage from both inside and outstde the convenhon hall. Transmitted from studios deep in Madison Square Garden 10 mul tiple satellites, coverage will be readily available free to any local station that wants 10 use the materi allive or on a news program. The operation will be so sophisticated, say planners, that multiple evenll can be broadcast simultaneously. For example, one Democratic senatorial candidate might be addressing hi s or her home sLate delegation. while another is addressing the Platform Comrr tee. Live coverage of both can be fed independently back to their homes states where it can be used by local stations. When the Democrats last met in New York, in 1980, about 25 outof-IOwn TV crews sci up satellite trucks to beam stories and live coverage back to their local stations. Now there wiU be 78 different TV truck s. parked along two lanes behind Madison Square Garden. To ensure that local crews will be able to get pictures from inside the Garden out to their trucks and vans, miles of special cables have been laid. The Democrats, meanwhile, are not slighting the print media. From any of the numerous press rooms at the Garden, or in various hotels, reporters - via portable computers - will be able to access an extensive database of background information on the pany, delegates and candidates. In addition, entire texts of all speeches will be available in the database within moments of their being delivered at the podium. Robert Wagman is the chief investigative reporter for Newspaper Enterprise Association. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. .Today In history By The Associated Press Today is Fnday, June 26, the 178th day ol1992. There are 188 days left in the year. Today 's Highltghl in H1story On June 26, 1963, President Kennedy visited West Berlin, where he was greeted by more than a million of tile divided city's residents. In a .; speech, Kennedy made his famous declaration, "lch bm em Berliner" (I : am a Berliner). On this date: In 1870, the first section of Atlantic City, N.J .'s Boardwalk was : opened to the public. In 1900, a commission tllat included Dr. Walter Roed began the fight • : against the deadly disease yellow fever. ·:: In 191 7, 75 years ago, the ftrst troops of the American Expeditionary .; Force arrived in France during World War I. In 1919. the ftrsl issue of the New Ycrl Daily News was published. In 1945, the charter of tile United Nations was signed by 50 countries . in San Franctsco. (The text of the charter was in five languages: Chinese, :. English, French, Russian and Spanish.) : In 1959, President Dwight D. Eisenhower joined Britain's Queen Eliz: abeth II in ceremonies officially opening the St. Lawrence Seaway. :· In 1975, citing what she caUed a "deep and widespread conspirncy" :against her government, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a :: state of emergency. · In 1977, 42 people were lillled when a fire sent toxic smoke pouring : through the Maury County Jail in Columbia, Tenn. :. In 1979, heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali confirmed to . reponers thai he had sent a leuer 10 the World Boxing Association resign~ ing his title, saying his third announced retirement was indeed final. ~ In 1989, in a pair oC decisions, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled thai the ~eath penalty may be imposed for murderers who committed their crimes :as young as age 16, and (or mentally retarded kiiiCfll as weU. In 1990, African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela addressed : the U.S. Congress. . Ten years ago: The United States vetoed a U.N. Security Council reso. lution calling for a limited withdniwal from Beirut of Israeli and Palestine :Liberation Organization forces. · Five years ago: Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. PoweU Jr. announced :his retirement from the nation's highest court, leaving a vacancy tllat was ·evenrually fiUed by Judge Antllony M. Kennedy. I users against the environment. Until last year tllat IS, when newly elec ted Gov. Lawton Chiles dropped Aorida' s coun fight wtth the federal government and asked, mstcad , what can we all do togeth er to solve this problem? It turns out a lot can be done. Plans now afoot will see 29,000 ac re s of wetlands restored to the Ktssimmee River ecosystem to help filter out pollutants that now mto Lake Okeechobee, which feeds the Everglades. Another 35,000 acres of wetlands at four sites will be acquired to filter the lake' s water before it gets to the glades . Maybe three times as much wetlands will eventually be needed to co mplete the job. Phosphorus runolls from sugar cane fJCids will have 10 be brought under cootrol. It may take $800 million and 15 years 10 put the pieces together and the farmers remain disgruntled . But huge strides have been made to replace confrontation with a cooperative effon 10 reverse tile Everglades decline. In the Lake Superior region, the idea is 10 prevent a ftgh 1 over the economy and the environment before it begins . Last October, the United States and Canadian governments and the states of Min· nesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ontario agreed on a voluntary effort to restore and protect the entire Lake Superior ecosystem. A Lake Superior Forum has been created where minin$ and logging mdustry reprcsentahves meet with environmentalists and government officials. As of now, environmentalists '( I ·IMansfield I 75' I• IN O •I Columbus I 75' I • Showers T-storms Rain FJur~· 'es ~,a ~~ Snow Vi.<J Assoc1a/ed Presti GraphicsNet Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy (l1992 Accv-Weathe.- , Inc -----Weather---By The Associated Press Sunday through Tuesday: Fair on Sunday . Chance of showers Monday and Tues day . Htghs tn the 70s. Lows in upper 40s to mid -50s Sunaay and in the 50s Monday and Tuesday. South Central Tonight, mostly clear. Low in the mid-50s. Saturday, sunny. High close to 80. Area death Sworn ... Margaret L. Rupe Margaret Lucille Rupe, 75, 208 .1.1ulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, former resident of Cheshire, died Wednesday. June 24, 1992 at Wood Glen Nursing Center in Miamisburg. Born Oct. 19. 1916, in Cheshire. she was a garment factory employee with Quality Manufacturing Company of Point Pleasant, W.Va. She was tile daughter of the late J. Blaine Ralph and C. Edith Hix. She was a member of the Old Kyger Church. She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Elata and Jim Everhart. Dayton; a son and daughter-in-law, Bobby and Kay Rupe, Pomeroy; a daughter-in -law, Jane Rupe, Rutland ; a sister, Virginia Ralph, Cheshire; two brothers, Kenneth Ralph, Vinton, and Wesley (Mack) Ralph, Middleport; seven grandchildren; and II greatgrandchildren. Besides here parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Floyd C. Rupe, a son, Floyd J. Rupe, a sister, Gladys Ralph, and brothers, James, Forrest and Lawrence Ralph. Services will be Saturday at I p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Miles Trout officiating. Burial will be in Gravel HiU Cemetery in Cheshire. Friends may call at tile funeral home Friday from 6-9 p.m. Five fined, two forfeit bonds in mayor's court Five were fined and two others forfeited bonds in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Fined were Dennis L. Hockman, Middleport, $25 and costs, speeding; Albert Gupp, Vinton, $100 and cos ts, driving under suspension; Norman W. Marks, South Point, $425 and costs, plus three days in jail, physical control of a motor vehicle while under the innuence of alcohol or drugs; Marilyn J. Gagnon, Mason, W. Va., S20 fmc only, speeding; and Chris Rayburn, Middleport, $50 and costs and five days in jail, menacing threats. Forfeiting bonds were David P. Wise, Oleshire, $50, speeding; and Billy E. Harless, Rutland, $60, run· ning a slOp sign. arc assesstng ways tllat economic This past year, technical comdevelopment can occur without minces representing every industry degradin g th e lake environment. along the river system have met in That assessment is being developed the third phase of an effort 10 draft with mdustry representation. The a plan to save the salmon . "They comminnents implied by this joint were interested in a recovery plan effort are far from being realized . for the salmon, not in creating a But the participants have chosen to collision cour se between their put their energy into trying cooper- industry and the fish," says Merriu ation instead of building bunkers Tuttle of the National Marine Fishfor a long battle ahead. erics Service in Ponland, Ore . lllat In the Pacific Northwest itself, work is continuing. Delay could endangered salmon stocks raise spell disaster for some salmon issues potentially more divisive stocks that are already ncar colthan the ancient forest controversy. lapse. The difference is the whole comIf 10 years ago a similar course munity is trying to work out the had been chosen 011 the ancient forissue instead of talcing sides ova it. est controversy, the divisiveness The salmon stocks along the sunounding tllat issue today might Columbia Rtver watershed are dis- have been avoided. Our leaders appearing. Some spawning waters failed us then. They continue to fail are muddied by the soil caprured in us by polarizing a connict that their the runoff from clear-cut patches of neglect helped 10 create. ancient forest. Much of the prob(C)I992 NEWSPAPER lem centers on the rivers' dams. ENTERPRISE ASSN. During down s!ream mig ration , ,=::::=.:.:..:=~.::..:::..:.:______, huge numbers of young fish are Berry's World lost in the turbines built into the ~l'/t) dams. The lakes behind the dams Vf have replaced fast and free running water. This lengthens tile migration so much that many salmon marure into sea-going fish while they're U) DO YOU stiU in freshwater. They don't sur"o/ vive. MIND? The interests involved range I from the hydroelectric industry and ill rate payers, to the rivers' transport system, to farmers who tap iniO the lakes for irrigation water, to the fiShing industry thai depends on the salmon. They also include the people of the Northwest who see tile salmon as a symbol of their way of life. (Continued from Pg. I ) · It will maintain JObs in the Southeastern Ohio area . ·Installing scrubbers at the Gavin plant will create new jobs. -The Meigs mines and the Gavin plant use products from other Ohio companies. Keeping them open means continued support for these companies, positively affecting the statewide economy. Abel said the PUCO decision will not ooly delermine tile fate of the Gavin plant and the Meigs mines, but will also decide whether Ollio power plants will bum Ohio coal. She said Ohio coal is "a resource that can make a produc· tive contribution to society for years 10 come," and added, "Scrubbing at the Gavin plant is indeed the most responsible option." The Athens PUCO hearing boded well for Southeastern Ohio's coal industry, according to James Shinn, a Coal Miners Political Action Committee representative from United Mine Workers Local No. 1886. Shinn said tile hearing was important "not just to hear from professionals, but to hear from people who are really going to feel the impact" of the PUCO decision. Gary Evans, a representative of UMW Local No. I857, said he was pleased with the turnout at the hearings. He said a loss oC JobS at the mines would mean overall damage to Meigs' economy . " We are miners, and one of the the thing s that we care about is the economy of Meigs County," he said. Charlie Williams, a COMPAC representative for UMW Local No. 1857, agreed with Evans. WiUiams said if mine jobs are lost, the eco· nomic effect would "trickle down," causing people in other area busi nesses to lo.se jobs. Additiooal PUCO hearings will be held in Columbus on July 2 and Canton on July 9. The Meigs County Chamber of Commerce and a five-county coalition is organiz ing a caravan 10 tile Canton hearing. Anyone interested in attending the hearing should call the chamber at992-5005 . Eastern ... (Continued from Pg . I) vices, and agreed to continue participation in SEQ.Serrc at a cost of 80 cents per pupil; - Approved LifeiOuch Studio's photography proposal for the new year; · Approved four calamity days The Daily Sentinel for tile 1991-1992 school year; - Approved a temporary appro(USPB 211-MO! priations for FY93, several funds Publi•hed nery aRemoon, Monday lh,_.. 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Forecasters said skies will be sunny and temperatures mild mostly in the 70s. Nighttime readings are to be in the 50s. The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather >ta tion was 100 degrees in 1952 while the record low was 48 in I %1. Sunset tonight wiU be at 9:04 p .m. and sunrise Saturday at 6:05 a.m. Across lbe nation Heavy rain from a tropical depressiOn battered Florida early today. It was mostly cloudy 10 fair elsewhere tn the nation. Forecasters predicted more flood-tnducing rain for Florida throughout the day, with some showers along the mid -Atlantic coast and Appalachian region. A tropical depression pounded much of Aorida's Gulf Coast with heavy rain and strong winds ovem1ghl, causing street nooding Traffic detoured during construction W VA bringing suitcases of herom to the United States. When Hong Kong enforcement officials began to increase tile pressure on drug smugglers, Ma uprooted his operation 10 Taiwan, which does not have an extradition treaty wtth Great Britain, and thus, not with Hong Kong. After the diplomats successfully delivered two shipments of drugs 10 the United SLates, Ma was arrested. East Asian mobsters are also engaging in credit -c ard fraud . Canadian police officers from a special Asian investigative unit explained to Congress tllat counterfeit card usage will increase because of "the lack of appropriate legislation and sentencing, but also because of the simplicity in commining the crime." These officers predicted tllat if credit-card fraud in this country increases at a rate proportional to that in Canada, "the United States could sec a half-billion-doUar-a-year industry." As Roth points out, ''Nobody can predict the significant risk tha~ as we draw closer 10 1997, criminals, particularly in Hong Kong , will want to develop a sanctuary and will look 10 Canada and the U.S. 10 move there." Copyrigh~ 1992, United Feature Syndtcatc, Inc. I • 74' PA Economy, environment unite efforts By JAY D. HAIR President or Ihe National Wildlire Federation To look at the debri s left over from the collision between owls and logging in the Pacific Northwest, you might be gulled into accepting the Bush administra tion's perception of the environment and the economy. It's a belief that at some fundamental level the two are irreconcilably competitive, that when push comes to shove, one's got to give way to the other. It's thinking that breeds polarIza tion . You can see its results today in the Nortllwest fight : the couns runnin~ the loggin~ industry, the adminiStration admttting its plan to save the owl wiU lead to its eventual extinction, federal agen cies snapping at each otller, knivc.~ sharpened to gut the Endangered Species Act, jobs imperiled. general acrimooy. The potential for connie! in some of the nation's ecological hot spots is just as great as in the Northwest's ancient forests. But in some of those places a different approach is being tried. With the right leadership, people representing all interests involved are auempting - wilh varying results, to be sure - a cooperative response to a shared set of problems. Florida's Everglades, including the famed National Park portion, have been slipping toward biological collapse for al least a decade. Politically, tile Everglades controversy was also fast slipping into another polarized federal court case pitting farmers and urban water forecast for daytime condiuons and high temperatures MICH Asian mob makes bigger inroads in U.S. ._ Letters to the editor Dear Ednor: The Rutland Pee Wee team would like to thank the Jeff Montgomery Fan Club for purchasing nine pairs of ball panll for the play ers that didn ' 1 have them. Saturday, June 27 It's Democratic Party television The chairman of the Democratic Naoonal Commlltee, Ron Brown, has a recwnng mghnnare. Suppose the Democrats throw the mo st expenstve, most. ma~ruficent pohucal convenhon '" htsiOry _to nomtnate Bill ClmiOn for preSident, and nobody nohces. Brown and the Democrats arc spendmg m1lhons ?f dollar s to ensure that thts doesn t happen. There .'S not gomg to be much suspense m New YorlcChallenger Jcrry Brown has promtsed a platform ftght of some sort, but with Clmton forees m flflll control of the convenuon mach1nery thiS will not amount 10 much. There has not been a contested naoonbecalpolihcthal conodvenoon smce 1952 _ause em em pnmary Heavy rain in Florida; cloudy to fair elsewhere OHIO Weather Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 26, 1992 The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Altercation under investigation An altercation on the upper parking lot in Pomeroy about I a.m. Friday morning is under mvestigation by Pomeroy Police. According to a report from Chief of Police Gerald Rough~ Lee Garnes, 23, of Pomeroy allegedly beat Timothy Compson, 25, ofRUI· Iand with a ball bat. Charges are pending, Rought repMed. The Pomeroy emergency squad was called to the scene and transported Compson to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he reportedly was treated for head and leg injuries. A spokesman in the emergency room said that the patient left the hospilll against the advice of tile auendlng physician . ,., . Highway workers began detourmg westbound traffic on US-50 down the ramp leading 10 SR -339 (the Beverly exit) across SR-339, and up the ramp to the other side back to US-50 Wednesday. John Dowler, deputy direc10r of District 10 of the Ohio Deparnnem of Transportation, Marietta, reports the detour is necessary for construction work on the westbound bridge which passes over SR-339. Traffic will probably be detoured for 45 days, Dowler says. In recent weeks, both west and cast bound bridges over SR-339 have been restricted to one -lane traffic to accommodate construction needs. The one-lane restriction will continue on the east bound bridge for an undetennined length of time. The bridge work is part of a $5.2 miUion highway improvement co ntract with Shelly and Sands, Inc., Zanesville. The project starts where US -50 and SR-618 divide, west of Belpre, and continues for approximately three and one-half miles to the Belpre c01·1'oration ILrnit. Work will also conbnue east on SR-618 for approximately one and one-third miles . The contract calls for removal and repair of existing concrete joints, bridge repair, and asphalt paving. Completion date for the job is J une30, 1993. Report: Ohio EPA may lay off 10 percent of staff DAYTON, Ohio (AP)- The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency may lay off nearly 10 perce nt of its stalf in the wake of sLate hudgct cuts, a newspaper reponed today. According to tile Dayton Druly News, Jennifer TieU, acting deputy tl irecwr of the agency, said EPA offi cials notified the public employees union Thursday tllat 102 of the agency's I ,057 workers could lose their jobs. The notification carne one day after Gov. George Voinovich and legislative leaders failed to agree on a plan to solve Ohio's projected S520 mtllion budget defictt for the liscal year beginning July I. Ms. Tiel! said the exact number o f la yoffs is undetermined . The ~ge ncy's fiscal office suggested I 02 as a " target number," she sat d. Environmental advocates said the layoffs would severely weaken a n already overworked agency. "There·s not 10 pereent fat in the Ohio EPA," said Ed Hopkins, e nvironmental policy director for O hio Citizen Action. "They'll be c utting away areas ... essential to the job the agency is mandated 10 do." and forcing evacuattons m some low-lying areas. More than 3 inches of rain fell in some areas by day's end Thursday . Thursday evenmg, snong thun dersiOrmS were scattered across the lower half of the Misstssippi Valley. Thunderstonns spawned several tornadoes over south centr al Louisiana Powerful tllunderstonns also dumped hail ova parts of Col orado, Wisconsin and Oregon. Thunderstorms and lighming set off at least ISO fires on parched forestland in eastern Oregon . Temperatures today were expected to be in the 70s m the Northeast, the northern Midwest, nonbcm Plains and along the West coast. Readings in the 80s were expected in Florida, the mid Atlantic coast, the Appalachian region, the southern Plains and most of the Rockies. Highs in the 90s were forecast for partS of the Southeast, most of Texas and southern New Mexico, with readings above 100 in soutllcm Arizona, southern California and western Texas. The high for tile natton Thursday was 108 degrees at Tucson. Ariz. r----Local briefs--.. Reedsville man arrested Robert L. Nelson, 4 I, of Reedsville. was arrested on Thursday on a warrant from Manon County , charging h1m wtth failure 10 appear on counts of DUI, frulure to control and a seat belt violation. He appeared for a Rule 4 hearing and wiU be returned to Marion Cou nty on Fnday . Hamilton named party's treasurer Paul Gerard, Meigs County Republican Chairman , reported Fri day that Emmogen~ Ham iliOn was re-elected to the posioon of trea· surer_ for the party s execuove commntee . Hamilton has held the postuon foc several years, and was asked to continue as treasurer by Gerard, upon hts aP[Xllntrnent to the posttion on Tuesday . She was c lected by the commJUee without oppos1tion Hamthon ts a member of the party's elected central committee. representmg Syracuse Village. She is also the county recorder. and IS unopposed tn the November election Hamilton's appointment was n01 reported to Tk Daily s,miMI , and therefore did nol appear m Thursday' s edition, along with other party offiCers. EMS units answer calls Eight calls for assistance were answered on Thtmday and early Fnday by umts of Me1gs Emergency Services. On Thursday at 12:15 p.m., Pomeroy unil~ went to Forest Run Road for an auto accident. Kimberly Conlin was taken 10 Veterans Memorial Hospital . Rodney Grueser refused trcaun ent. At 1:34 p.m.. Rutland, Sctpio and Pomeroy unill went 10 the Fonda Chadwell residence for a trailer ftre . No injunes were reported. At 3:12 p.m. , Rutland squad went 10 Main Street and took DoUy Cleland to Hol_zer Med1cal Center. At 4:57p.m .. Pomeroy squad went to West Mam Street Lester Dotson was taken to Holzer. At 8:17 p.m., Rut land squad was sent 10 Meigs ~ne 2. Huling Greene was transport ed to Veterans. At 8:43p.m., Racme squad went to Dewitt's Run Howard Lawrence was talcen to Veterans. At 10:56 p.m .. he w~ talcen to Grant Medical Center by Life Right. (Sec related siOry page 1.) , At 1:09 a.m. on Friday, Pomeroy squad went to Main Street and took Ttm Compson to Veterans . Rail strike idles part of coal Rife... (Coounued from Pg. I) revenues for the fiS - lor an enure year when the effect industry; Bush to make decision calcnceyearbetween and the amount appropriat of an uncertain econom y on Sl3LC By MARTHA BRYSON HODEL Associated Press Writer CHARLESTON, W.Va . - A decision today by Congress and President Bush 10 end a nationwide coal strike came just in time for some coal companies, but utilities sa id they could have held ouL . Many Appalachian coal compuntcs rely excluSJvely on rail transportation. Often there isn't room for large siOCkpiles because of the steep terrain. In West Virginia, the president of Rawl Sales and Processing at Lobata said the strike would "have a devasLating impact on the area" Tax cuts for phone companies should bring lower rates COLUMBUS (AP) - Proposed tax breaks by telephone companies should be auompanied by reduc tion in rates, said a spokesman for the Ohio Consumer's Counsel . The Ohio Telephone Association this week submitted suggestions for regulations to a special Senate committee revamping how telephone companies are regulated. The proposal includes a 63 perce nt cut in properly tax rates, repealing state gross receiptS tax on phone companies and imposing corporate franchise and sales taxes on local telephone services. The companies promised they would reduce their rates if their taxes are lowered. But Bruce Weston, a spokesman fo r the Ohio Consumers' Counsel, said the promise should be includ· ed in any legislation. "If there is 10 be a reduction in taxes telephone companies pay, the legislature should require a manda· tory reduction in the rates tele · phone customers pay," he said. The Ohio Consumers' Counsel represents conswners in utility cases. Industry officials say Ohio tele phone companies pay up to 250 percent more taxes than similar companies in neighboring sLates. They say telecommunications is a competitive business and should be taxed the same as non-utilities. If the tax changes are approved, telephone company taxes could be cut 10 $165 million from $325 mil· lion, based on 1990 figures. Sen . Richard H. Finan, R· Cincinnati, chairman of the committee, said he is not ready to back the tax cuts, but he also said the ~ should be considered. 'It's reasonable for them to look at new ways of being taxed. To look at them as a regulated monopoly is just not true any more," he said. Finan said he expects his commillet to complete its report by Dec. I, includina proposed changes in stale lelccommunications law. The LeJislature could act on the proposal early in 1993. ' f tt had las led. "In 1978 there was a long strike that lasted nearly 2 1(]. months, and it had a tremendous effect on tile Iocal coal industry," he said. In Haysi, Va., The Pittston Co. told 100 employees of the Splashda m mine not to report to work todav if the strike hadn't been settled." There co uld have been more layoffs by the weekend depending o n the length of the strike, said Pittston President Garold R. Spmdler. "Without rail transportation we ca n' t get it to the pons," said Pittston spokeswoman Susan Copeland. About 90 percent of the United Sta tes' coal production is used to ge nerate electricity. but a spokesman for the nauon's largest coal consumer - the Am erican Electric Power system- said there was no cause for concern. Je ff Rennie of the AEP Fuel S upply Corp. in Lancaster, Ohio. said 52 percent of the utility's coal •s shipped by rail at some point. There arc only two plants in the AEP system served exclusively by rail, however. Add 10 that a wann winter and a cool summer, Rennie satd, and "burn is down ... and we have adcq uatc stockpiles." In the West, where there is plenty of room for stockpiles, coal e:xecuuves srud they didn 't anticipate trouble catching up now that the strike was over. "If you lose a few trains of coal o ut of the state for the next few days, they can put on some addi tion aI train sets over the course of th e year and pick up that lost production," Wyoming Mining Association Director Marion Loomis said. In North Dakota, two utilities , Montana-Dakota Utilities Group and Basin Electric Co., depend on the railroad for some of their coal shipments. But both companies said they had enough coal in reserve at their power plant,S to prevent loss of service had the rail suike continued. Dan Sharp, a spokesman for Knife River Coal Mining Co . a subsidiary of MDU , said two of tile company's four coal planll are supplied solely by railroad. But he said it wouldn't have interrupted service. ed by the Legislature. "The memo said the most that could be cut was $220 million . I don't know what it might be by now . Those things (revenue estimates) change all the time," Riffe said. He did not indicate if he will pursue the mauer further. " I don't know what he (Voinovich) is gotng to do ," be said. The governor's chief legal counsel. Kurt Tunnell, was asked if Voinovich can order $370 million i_n cuts the ftrsl day of a fiscal year Hospital news Veterans Memorial Hospital THURSDAY ADMISSIONS · Wilma Eynon, Reedsville; Pamela Me Kinney, Middleport. THURSDAY DISCHARGES None. revenues can vary . " We believe the authority ts clear. It gtves hun execuuve discre · tJOn," Tunnell said. Voinovich is required by Ohio's Constitution to sec that the budget is in balance at the end of each fis cal year. Voinovich has satd he will fol low through wtth the lull amount of cuts becau se he has no other options. The tax increases would have yielded $125 mtll1on and reduced the cuts 10$245 millwn. Riffe said. "a budget can't IJc ou t of balance even before the fi s. ca l year startS. Th e econo mtsts (who make revenue forecasts) have been wrong before." He said Voinovich should wan until December or January and sec how tile oconomy perfonns before making major cuts or raising taxes. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharges, June 25 - Damon Badejo, Hilda Bailes, Waneta Coy, Anlia Jeffreys, and Nicholas Merola. Births, June 25 - Mr. and Mrs. Newt Jones, a son, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Miller. a son. J:d son. FRI. SAT., SUN. THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE I Stocks unavailable A stock report was unavailable today due to system problem s at Blunt, Ellis & Loewi of Gallipolis. The Tropical Year. on whtch thereturn of lh<! seasons depends. is the m· ......_ ~ terval between two consecutive returns of the sun to the vernal equlno1. -·----~ ·----- -4%-11111 COLONY THEATRE FB!rlN~1!1Lll JH[ l .\ST RAI\FOREST .a~<J ..... . ..... ~ S/~1-:.===• ~~[\ 1: .,. -~· • ,.. �Friday, June 26, 1992 Sports Hartford LL to sponsor baseball tournament The Daily Sentinel The Hartford L!ltle League will sponsor a 16-team, double-elimina· uon baseball tournament to run from Wednesday, July I to Man· day, July 13. Friday, June 26, 1992 Page-4 McEnroe beats Cash in five sets in Wimbledon's marquee match 1987 champion Cash 6-7 (3-7), 6By ROB GLOSTER 4,6·7 (1·7),6·3,6-2. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) " I climbed off the ropes and -. One wears a knee brace and 1s losi ng his hair. The other spe nds was able 10 get a second wind. He almost as much time playing guiw had me on the ropes," McEnroe as }enms. Bolh have wedding rings sa1d. "We both played really hard. It was a great match." and small children. Only five of !he 32 seeded play But former champions John ers - three women and two men McEnroe and Pat Cash frolicked were eliminated in !he fmt two like a couple of 1eenagers Thursday on Cenue Court, producmg great rounds. an unusually low number tcqnis and h1gh drama bclorc for the quirky grass courts of Wun bledon. MaEnroe won in five sets. J1m Courier, the lOp seed who And. for four hours. the unseedhasn'tlost a set since the quarterfi · ed· veterans created the tenslonnals of !he French Open, defeated filted tennis that has been in shan Byron Black 6-4, 6-1, 6-4 on supply at a Wimbledon 10urnamem featuring few upsets and many lop- Th ursday, but fourth-seeded Boris Becker needed five sets to beat sitfed matches. NcEnroc, a three-time Wimble- Martin Damm. Becker, who's won three Wimdon champwn, lost a pa11 of bledon t1tle s and reached three tiebreakers but rallied to dcfeal other ftnals in !he last seven years, defeated !he Czechoslovak 4-6, 64,6-4,3-6,6-3. Andre Agasst, the 12th seed, swled slowly but defeated Eduardo Masso 4-6,6-1,6-3,6-3. David Wheawn, !he 16th seed, defeated American compatriot Todd Martin 6-3, 6·3, 6-7 (3-7), 6-3 and will face McEnroe in !he !hird round. Others advancing to the third round included No. 9 Guy Forget and No. 14 Wayne Ferreira. Peu Korda, the sixth seed, was eliminated by Jakob Hlasek in a marathon match thai went 10 16-14 in the ftnal set Women's defending champion Stefft Graf cruised to a 6·1, 6· 1 defeat of Marianne Werdel and . nine-time champion Martina Navratilova finished off a 6-2, 3·6, 6-0 vicwry over Klmberly Po m a match that began Wednesday. Gabriela Sabatini, the lhird seed who lost in the Wimbledon final to Graf last year, was a 6-2, 6-3 winncr over Isabelle Demongeot. Jennifer Capriati, seeded sixth, crushed fellow American Pam Shriver 6-2, 6-4 in a Centre-CoUrt mismatch !hat was even more lap· sided than the score. Also advancing were No . 'I Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere, No. II Jana Novotna, No. 13 Zina Garrison and No. 16 Judith Wiesner. Conch ita Martinez, seeded eighth but a poor grass-coUrt play· er, lost 6·3 , 5· 7, 6-4 to Natalia Zvereva. McEnroe, 33, who won his last Grand Slam title in 1984, produced memories of his old brillianc e against Cash - including drop shots, lobs and sharply angled vol· leys. McEnroe, wearing a bright, red knee brace and a grimace when he missed shots, lost the tiebreakers but gradually regained control in the fmaltwo sets. Cash is six years younger than McEnroe, but has played infrequently this year and faUen 10 19lst in the world . He said his lack of Scoreboard match experience made it emotion· ally difficult 10 finish off the match. " You just get a bit sick of being a good loser, pushing the guys all the way and not beating them ," said Cash, who still wears his uademark black-and-white check· ered headband but now also ties his hair back in a sumo-like knot. McEnroe and Cash, music-lov ing buddies who have Jammed together on their guitars, had only met once before at Wimbledon in 1984 , when McEnroe defeated Cash in the semifinals on the way 10 hi s last Wimbledon title. 204 Condor Sl Pomeroy, Oh. Spring and Su••er Hours Monday thru Friday 9 UL·5 P.M. Sat. 9 l.M.·l P.M. Eagle lineman Jerome Brown and a 12-year-old nephew Thursday in BrookviUe, Fla. (AP) Monuul. Ill . Finle~. NATIONAL LEAGUE Eutern DI•Yion Tum W L PitllburJh 41 New Ycd ...... .. 35 St. Loua ............ 34 Chicaso...... ..... 34 Morucal .... ...... 32 }0 37 36 37 36 Philadelphia ........ 32 37 Allanll _ ..........41 Pel GB 571 .486 .486 .479 471 464 6.5 65 7 75 K 594 }0 577 l Sm Dicao .......... .38 34 .S28 4.5 San Fnnciao ...... 33 37 .471 11_5 HOUitoo .... 32 40 to. Angela ........28 39 444 l 0.5 418 12 Thursday's scores O.iea,o9,New Yod 2 Sln Dieao 8, San fm1ciKo 0 t..o. An8clt1 8, Hoolloo 5 PI TC HING Philade.lphil (Abbot_t 0-8) aL Cluc•go (Mc.am 6-~). 3:20p.m 1\tb.nt.a (A'f~ 6-5) It CINCU\'NATI (Browruns 5-~). '1:35 p.m. FIRST PLACE - With a score of 13-under· par, the team of Harry Burnette, Greg Becker, Jay Harris and Howard Miller (L·R) won the Meigs County Heart Association Golf Scramble. The tournament was held Thursday al the Meigs County Golf Course. ., Pimburgh (Smith 5-6) ll Montrul (Maltiuez 7-6), 73.5 p.m New Ycrlr. (Cone 7-4) It St. Lou11 (Connicr 1-5), 8:35p.m. Sill FuntiiCO (Black 4 - 1) II s.n Diego (Lefferta 1-.5 ), 10:0.5 p m Hourton (Henry 2-6) 1t to. Angelu Ol.......... ~l). IO,ll p.m. S.turday's ga.mes Atllnt1 (U:ibundt 6-2 ) at CINCrNNA TI (Rijo l -6), I Jll p.m. New York (Fatwlde:z 6- 7) 1l St ~ (O..r:k 0-2), I :<ri p.m Ph.Lladelphi1 (Combt 1·0) 11 Ch.Jcago (BoWe S-4). 4:05p.m. Piwbuflh (Robinsoo 2·0) tt MontJn.J ~THE (Gudner 6-5), 7:15p.m. Houai.On (William• 2-0) It Loa Ange · lt1 (Kevin Grola l -1), \0 :05p.m San Fnncilco (Swi.fi 6-0) 11 San Diego (Rmea 6-S), IO:OS p.m GRAVELY SYSTEM Sunday's games PntabuJ&h 11 Montrel.l. 1:35 p.m. Alllmt It CINCINNATI. 2:\S p.m Ne_w Ymt ll Sl Lou.i1, 2:15 p.m. Eulern O!Yblon W L 43 23 Pel. 606 GB Baltimore.. . ... ... 42 29 Milwau.kee ... . .. l1 J2 Nc:wYurk .. 35 36 592 B6 I 5 n 36 Oc,troil. . J) 39 CLEVElAND . 21 44 493 li 4?1 458 3lt9 9~ 105 lS5 W.ttrn [)l'"illoR . ..... 43 28 006 . 40 31 S6J .... 40 34 541 Chicago ............ 34 l~ 49J C alifonu.t .. 30 41 Sunle .. 30 42 K.iniUCily ........ .29 4 1 423 4 17 414 3 45 II 13 135 115 Thursday's scores Mihrtukcc I, Bt.ltim<ft 0 New Yolk 4, K.ansn Cn~ J American Heart Associai!On . IT~s NOT OVER~ IT~s OVER! TILL 1 sr Anniversary Sale Continues! SECOND PLACE- Taking home second· place honors in the Meigs County Heart Associ· alion Golf Tournament Thursday with a score Oucl&o (McC.ukill 4-6) at New Yock (Lury 5·5). 7:30p.m. Milwtul Oil (Robina on I · 2) II 8 Oilton (Dopoon ~l). 7Jl p.m. . lt~ntu City (MaJf!IUllt 3-6) 1\ B1IU· r mare (McDonald? -5), US m. Toronto (Guzmtn 9-l 11 CLEVE LAND (Annltlullt 2-1), I 35 p.m T c.u.1 (Bwm 2-0) 1t Deou t (Gullick · aon 1-4), 7:35p.m Minneaot.a (B.n.kl 1- 1) 11 Oa..kllnd (Moorc7-6).J0·35 pm. 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IISRP............................... $12,0102.00 NOW ONLY.................$1 0,851.00 lot Time Buyer on Addlllonlll 1400 ''.,992 CHM WMINA SEDAN trana., c..- conlrDI, P. ~oc~~o, 1m - Automatle, air conditioning. HURRYI 1992 GlO TRA<XlR COIMRnBU 4 Door, oir conditioning, 5 opeod lrMI., 4 cyl. Dlptndoble IISRP.................................S11,115.00 NOW ONLY.................$1 0,126.00 111 Tllllllluyw .. Addltlonlll $400 Competition blue, 5 apoed trono, .31 4; PatdleLOO, Alla.n11 , .J I4 RUNS - Gw)'TVl, San Oie&o. 50; 811· &ll\ HOUftm. 48 ; BoodJ, Pi111burgh , 47. T. Femandez. San Dic:ao, 46 , Onuom. 1992 OLDS. CUTLASS SUPREME 1992 CHEVY lUMINA him was touched . He certainly touched me. It hasn't quit sunken in yet." Fellow tackle Mike Golic fought back tears. "At !his point you don ' t give a damn about football. We lost a great friend," Golic said. "His ani· tudC was the attitude of !he Eagles - uash-talking and hard-hitting . It went back all the way to Buddy Ryan." Ryan, reached in Los Angeles, said the Eagles will miss Brown's leadership. "He was the best defensive line· man in the league," Ryan said. "He wound them (the Eagles) up on game day." Brown recorded 150 tackles and nine sacks last year. He had 547 tackles and 29 sacks in his six-year proc.-eer. A one-time prep All-American at Hernando High School in Brooksville, Brown remained active in local affairs despite maintaining a home in Cherry Hill, NJ ., much or !be year. I' He helped raise money in 1988 ror an 11-year-old girl who was '" a coma after an automobile accl· dent in Brooksville. Two years ago. he siOOd in defiance with others in the blacl community at a Ku Klux Klan rally in his homc10wn. This year, Brown gave $100 to each graduating se nior at his churth. SUNDAY SPECIAL SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1992 BAKED SWISS STEAK DINNER Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Gr..n BNnl with Mushroom•, Hot Buttered Roll. Small Drink or Coltee. OPEN 10 A.M.-9:30 P.M. IHTS - New Ym.. 7-4, .636, 2.44 STR IKEOUTS - Cone, :"'llew YorM . 114 . Smohz. Atlanu, l~ ; SFemandez., New Yotk, 99; Drabdr. , Piusbwgh. 85, G Maddu1, (~llCIJO, 84, B H u n t, San Diego. 83; Bc:m:a. S~n Ot~. 79 SAVES - Charlton, CINClNNATI. 17. Lee: Sm.Jth, St. Louu, 17,!) Jonea , Houuc.~, 16 ; M.t1.eh Wllh•m•. Ph ll adc1 ph11, l S. Myc:l"'5. San Otego. I J. Wcue l and . Monuul. 12, D1bb le . CI NCIN · NATI. 11. frinto, New York., II American League RA Ti l ~G - R Alomtr. Toronto. :W., Putkeu , M.&ruu::5ou., .337; MoLtor, Mdwaukec, ]21, E. Mut.U1ez, SutLk , 3~9. Bordick . Oakland . 311. Knohl.1uch. Minn010U . .)()~; Wtnftcld, Toronw, 305 RUt-iS - Pudell, Mtnnc:aota, 54, Kno b1tu ch, M i nnt~nll, 52; M•d., Mil"l · ne1011, 51, McGw1 re, OaM [and. 49; Ptullip~, DetrOit. 48, 1: Mutmc::z, Sc.~ttle , 46: MoLtnr. M1lw•ul:.oc:, 44 MeG~. 5/8"x4'x8' T1-11 Wood Siding 14.99 Paint or stain to enhance lht natural wood beaut)' . OW and . 62. Field· cr. Detron, 60. P"utkt:U, Mume~oll, SS, Thomu. Ch.!cago, 46 . Frym1n, Detroit. 46. Ander10n. Baltimore. 46: Carter. Tormw. 46 81 OOL'Rl.F..S - Hill. Ntw Yod. 24, E. MuL111ez , SeuLle, 23, Joyner, Kann1 City. 20: YOl.\nt. Milw1ukcc, 19: V01\Ul"l. Ouc;:ago. 18. Reuner. Tc.~ou. 18 . lefferiea , Kann1 Cuy. 18 , M11tmsly, t-ic:w Yoli, " TRIPU:s - Andenon. Balumo~ 6. Alomar, 4, I) m: o~~ereau•. Ralumore. 5. R lon~1Lo, 4, Puckett, MumesoLa, Wlth ) HOME RUNS - McGVo'1J"t, Oli..land. 25. Deer, Oeuou , 21, lutn Gonu1Cl, Teu1, 17, Tettlc:ton. Detr o1 t. 17: Relit., Pendlttr.n, 1\liantl , 92, Gwynn. San Die1o. 90: Krul, Phil•dd · phil, B7; Shdf1dd, San D1ego, 86; Dun · c1n, Philtdc:lphu , I); VanSlyke, Pitt.J · 1/2"x4'x8' COX Plywood Sheathing 7.49 CU :VELAND. 16. Fi c..lda. Det.rott . Hi. C.Oso::o. Oakland, 15 STOLEN BASES - Lof1on, CUVE · LAND, JO: R l kndcnon. OU.ltnd , 26. Ando:nm. Hah.1m ore. 24. Po1orua. Cah · forn1a. 24 : LuLac h. Mliwaukee , 2), Runes. Cluc1go . 21. Kno bl aut h. Mill · 20. J"!lUITNG (9 dect.stau) - Juan Go.&z. man , Toronlo. 9 · 1, .!X>O. 2 30: Muntna. Ha l timo~. 8-1, 800, 2.45; K..rueser . MinnaOll, 7-2 . .na. 2.~3; Flcm\Jls, Suttlr.. 1(}. 1. .769. ~ 3 ~. McDoweJJ. Oucaso. l0- Seattle 13, Californi& 4 or 12 under were Scott Wickline, Todd Powell, John Hoback and Jim Hill (L·R). The tourna· men! was held at the Meigs Couoly Golf Course. Swindc.ll, CINCINNATI, 7-2, n8, 3.07: naota, Gilland 5. Mmneaou. 1 Tuu S, Dcuoll 2 Tonight's games DON TATE'S - TomL.n, Pltuburgh, 10· 3, 769.] 03; K lliU. Mnntfl".ll , 7--4. 636. 2 62 ~ Mulhol· l•nd, PhiladcJptua, 7-4, 636 , 3.61. Cone. I.J(".d Oakland t.tuu-ou Tu u JAMES P. CONDE, D.O. dew10nsl WEEKLY l ilTS - Pu ck en. Mtnnuota , 99 . Mad: . MU\neaou. &4 ; B1ag1 , CLEV E· LAND, S3. R. Alornar. Tororno. 83: Fry· m•n, lkwtt, B2, E Mlf"llnez.. Sunk, 82, SLtrfl, Tc:u1, lll, Mohto r. M.Uwllltec, AMERICAN LEAGUE Bc.~.on (9 LUMBE Tewlr.abur)', St. Loutl , 8-2. 800. 2 02, G1avin e, A1l1n11. 11 ·). Hb. 2 68 . RBI - Phi.laddphi• 1\ Chict~o, 2:2il p.m lloouon at U. An&clea. 4:05p.m S&n Fnnc:Voo at San Diego, 4 :0 ~ p m Team Toronto TRIPLES - 0 Smdr.n. Atlllll..l. I I. Fll"lley: Houst.on. 10; Dut.lcr, U. AnJ:cle&, 1; Ahtc:•, St Lou1s . 6, Morand1n1. PtultdelphJI, 4 ; Offerrmn. L.c. Angelet, 4, DeSitieJda, MontrCil, 4. Grice, Ouca · so, 4 ; Manwlnna. San hanclt co. 4; VtnSlyk~. Pins!J..trgh , 4 HOME RUNS - Sheffield. San Di~JO. 15, Hund1, Pt1uhory.h. 15. Me· Goff, S•n ~o, 14 . D•ultc.~, P'tul•delph.it, 12: L. &.lk.et. Mootrel.l., 11. Mtn Willi1m1, San Francuoo, II , Pen dleton. Atltnll. 11. STOLEN BASES - Gnuom . Montrea l. )7; Lankf ord. St Louil , 21 , Od t"u eld1, Montrul. 1J. L e"fl"tS . San Fn.nnsoo, 20. Cant. At.lan\1 . 2fr. Robert.t. CJNCIN!Io' All , 20, D S•ndel"'$, Allantt, I& Bmkhad, C(NCINNATI. 8-l, 889. 2.18, Today's games American Heart Association tfCJU1;ton, 17. BtR: 110. HOUMII. 17. W ClaD. . S111 Francu · co, 11, Ptndlct...,., Allan !I, 17 W tlltrn Dlvblon CINClNNATI .......41 28 DR. JAMES CONDE Is announcing the closing of his medical practice at 155 N. 2nd Av. in Middleport, Ohio Effective July 15, 1992 Medical record will be transferred to the physician of choice upon request. I wish to thank my patients for their support and wish you the best of health in the future. WRECK SCENE - Workers clean up the aftermath of a wreck thai killed Philadelphia OOUBLES - Duncan , Ph..i.l.ddph.i..l, 20, VanS lyke:, Ptt.uburah. 20; Walla ch, devastated because of this loss,'' Kotite said. "Everybody who met (See BROWN on Page 5) GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES & SERVICE bwJh, S3; Ftnl.c:y, Het.J.St.OO, 82 In the majors... Car wreck kills Eagles' Brown, nephew Ryan's tenure. He spent all of last BROOKSVILLE, Fla. (AP) season's uaining camp holding out Friends and colleagues of Philadel· for more money, but when he phia Eagles star defensive lineman Jerome Brown say they will best returned with a contract worth remember him for his zany humor more than $1 million with incenin !he locker room and his kindness tives. he gave his new coach, Rich Kotite, a hug as he headed for the off the fteld. Brown, 27, was killed Thursday field for the team's f!fst game. The Eagles lOOk Brown with the when the sports car he was driving ninth pick overall in 1987 dr aft, skidded out of conuol and flipped after he came out of Miami as an on a slippery road in his home· All-American. town, Brooksville police chief Ed Brown was also known for his Tincher said. Brown's 12-year-old nephew generosity. He volunleered to work also died in !he single-car accident, with children in Philadelphia and Tincher said. The boy's name was started a football camp this year in his hometown. not immediately released. ·'This football team is obviously A witness who wouldn't give his name said Brown 's car wa s demolished. "He hit a palm tree when he left the shoulder of !he road," the wi !ness, identified only as a Brooksville man, told the Ocala Sw-Banner. The car "rolled over and wound up agamst a light pole." Brown, a powerful 6-foot -2, 295-pound tackle, anchored the Eagles' defensive line. He was voted to the Pro Bowl the past two seasons. "This is a devastating loss 10 his family, his friends, his community and obviously to this football team," Eagles general manager Harry Gamble said. "He was warm and caring. He was a special per· son." Known for his flamboyan ce, Brown symbolized the outlaw image of the Eagles during Buddy The reg1suation cost IS $45 per team and two regulation baseballs. For more information, call Rex A. 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UCICIJ liVC VLCC prelldCI\1, tn presldC:O\ ~' amc:d R<lgle V1d"10fl IUUIIn l io McNa ll . utd Ntd. 8C"YCJ]q galcrtl man18C" 8' xB'Truss Barn Package 329.99 Tennl{\ INTER NAnOt-iAL TE,.,MS FEDER · A"110N l'mod Andrr: Agau1 SI jOO for aud,hle nh1cenl1U dunn& 1 m11ch It Wlffiblodm on June: 2-4 ATTENTION PO EROY EAGLES CLUB MEMBERS DUES ARE DUE .JUNE 30TH, 1992 24'x24' 2 car Garage Package 1,759.00 fREE l!I~· Yourwft ...... '""' pureN• MCh ~ prtebge. ~®LUMBER ITORI HOURS W.Cday., I ...a pm Solliday, I om-S pm Iunday, I0nl pm RT. 2 GAlliPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304)675·4584 .• .• �Page 6 The Dally sentinel he11 see that it inslructs us 10 leave falher and mother and cleave to our mart. DEAR OllCAGO: The Bible also says, "Honor lily father and lily molhcr." Read on: Dallas: "Frustrated" dido~ mention having any Other problem willl her husband, so I assume she is happy except for the fact that he is a not "sweet." It's sick. By visiting faithful, deVOied son. That nitwit her twice a day, he keeps her should gel down on her knees dependent No wonder she has no and thank God for giving her a olher life. She doesn't need anyone wonderful and caring mate and but him. ask God to help her get over her It's obvious that Mom is still his jealousy. primary bond. Until that changes, I am 31 years old and have two his wife has a right to complain. -- sons. My husband knows how much ARLINGTON, VA. I love my mother. and he has never From Ingram, Texas; Regarding ooce complained about the time I that California woman whose spend with her. !just hope that when husband visits his mother every my boys grow up lhey will be as morning after breakfast -- her good to me as I lry to be lO my whining made me angry. Why is mother. she so insecure that she can't DEAR FRIEND: Chances appreciate her husband for the are good that they will. The most lovmg son that he is' Where is her effective way lO rtach children is by compassiOn for this lonely old example, and you are selling a woman who raised her wooderful mighty good one. husband? Instead of drawing "herAn alcohol problem? How can you me" lines, she should draw a "we" hL/p yourself or .wmtont you love? Circle . Her husband would love her ··Alcoholism: How to Rteogruzt It , even more. Show me a man who How to Deal With ft. How to is loving and good to his mothcr Conquu It" will give you the and I'll show you a potentially answus. Stnd a st/f-addrtsstd, wonderful husband. long, businus-sizt envelope and a Chicago: You said it was "sweet" chLck or monty ordtr for $3.65 (this that a Son stopped by his molher's incllliks postage llllli ho.ndling) to . home twice a day. I think he's a Alcohol. c/o AM Lalllkrs, P.O. Box wimp. The man actually has two 1/562, Chicago, /U. 60611-C562. (In wives. If he will look in lhe Bible Canadil, send $4.45.) NEW YORK (AP) - Three years after her lreakup with heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson, actress Robin Gi"""s says she's learned a lot "I feel like I woke up at 27," Givens told Cosmopolitan magazine in its July issue. "Things were going so quickly lhcre, I feel like I should be 23." Givens was 23 when she mel Tyson and married him for what was a 111mulwous and highly publicized 18-month marriage. "I was a person who thought she knew everything she needed to know," she said. "Now I have great respect for anyone who's been here a day longer than I have." Tysoo is now in prison for rape. Givens stars opposite Eddie Murphy in the just-released mov1e, "Boomerang." Her other credits in cl ude the ABC miniseries "The Women of Brewsler Place'' and the movie ''A Rage in Harlem." Along the way she's found discrimmation in Hollywood she wasn't prepared for , she said. , "I have an emouonal response to it. It shakes you up," Givens said. "I didn' t grow up that way. I lltooghl you could be anything you wanted lO be." HICKSVILLE, NY (AP) - A quarter century after he was lO graduate from high school, Billy Joel received his diploma from Hicksville High School. The 43 -year-old singer and songwriter already was a working musician when he was a semor m 1967 and didn't wake up in time for his English and gym exams . To make up those lost English credits, he submitted a liSt of hos published works and publ!c speakIng engagement s. The sc hool waived the gym rcquircmcnl. Wednesday he JOined 305 other Htcksville High graduates. "Well, here I am Mom , I' m ac tuall y going to get my htgh sc hool diploma and it" s only 25 years after everyone gotlhclls." he said. "But Mom don ' I worry. I' II get out of his dead -e nd JOb an<l sc.an working on a caree r with a Names in the news COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) Despite a best-selling solo album, country music singer Wynonna Judd fears failure. "I constantly worry lhat I'll get out on stage and fall on my face or totally humiliate my family," she sa1d. "Am I gonna get out there and ... spell potato wrong or something?"' Miss Judd, 27, who used lO lOur as The Judds with her mother, ;Naomi, also says she misses her :mom . Naomi Judd retired in Jan ·uary because or chronic hepatitis. · "On one hand. I feel real proud. :, put this band together and I'm :malcing decision," she said of her ;sol9 career. "And lhen I gel on the •bus and I feel like, you know , ;where's Mom? It feels very foreign Ito me. It's like somebody cut off ione of my anns or somelhi•g.'' : Miss Judd, whose solo debut •album " Wynoona" has sold more :than I million copies, is to perform :in Costa Mesa on Salllnday. ' f SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) 'Fred Rogers of "Mister Rogers' :Neighbomood" will be honored :today by the Illinois State Bar :Association. · The longtime host of PBS' show :was chosen "because of his lifelime commitment lO helping chi!~-" the Bar Association said in lit news mease Thursday. : The award caps the group's ·Y ut of lhe Child llftivities. of July parade at II a.m. with prizes to be awarded m seven categories: pet parade (any age, on leash and under control), three-fi~ year olds (tricycles, wagons, etc.S: bicycles, three and four wheelerf. coslU!Des, floats (cars, trucks, old cars, etc.), and horses. Prizes will be$15,$10andS5. Following the parade at 12:30 there will be a Miss Wilkesville Area Queen CooleSt. There will ti! separate contests for four and five year olds, second and third graders, founh and fifth graders, and sixlll graders. Call Pam East (596-2124) for practice darts and details. G~ are included from Vinton anll Salem Center. AI I p.m. there will be a variety show for anyone who likes to entenain others. Call 669-5646 or 669-331110 regisler. Refreshments will be provided by lhe Community Building Group. They will be serving sloppy joes, hot dogs, chips, pop, popcorn and homemade pies. All area queens are invited to participate in the parade. Anyone who would like to bring their floats and area ftre departments are welcome. Children especially are invited to particil"'te. RegisU"auon for the parade will front of the ltrehouse between and II a.m. on 4. Ann Landers ----People in the news--real future." The school choir honored Joel wtlh his own song, "Summer, Highland Falls." Joel told fellow graduates to take time out "while you can ... and have a summer of love" but when facing responsibilities "give them yoor best shot'' Joel, still lives oo Lon$ Island, now in Amagansett with hts model wife. Christie Brinkley, and their daughtcr. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Corella Scou King invoked her bushand's memory to urge black business leaders and young people to work toward easing of interraCial tensions that followed the Los Angeles riots. "My husband understood that violence never results in lasting change," said the widow of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. "Violence diminishes our humanity." Mrs. King spoke at a galhering Wednesday pressing for criminal justice reform. Rioting followed the acquittal April 29 of four white police officers on most assault charges in llle beating of black motorist Rodney King. Mrs. King called the acquittals "a pa;nful reminder that racism in Jaw enforccmcnl remains a lifethreatening sickness in our sociery .,, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Conway Twitty came home and got checked by his family doctor after fammess caused him to cut short a pcrfomnance in Branson, Mo. The dlagnosis; lhe 58-year-{)ld country singer couldn't Lake lhe heat "It's business as usual," Twiuy said Wednesday alter his second visit to a doctor m two days. Twiuy, whose hits include "It's Only Make Believe," also denied news repons he has diabetes or hean problems. Vacation Bible School planned Vacation Bible School will be held at Hemlock Grove Christian Church July 6-10 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. daily. The theme is "Team Up With Jesus." There will be classes for ages two through high school. There will be crafts, singing, recreation and refreshments. The closing program wiH be July 12 at I p.m. All children are invited. Pomeroy UMC plans carry-in dinner Pomeroy United Methodist Church of 1992 had its beginning as lhe Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church of 1892. In continuing the celebration of this centennial year, a carry-in dinner is planned Sunday in lhe church social room a1 5:30 p.m. Meal and beverage will be provided by the Outreach committee with Manha Hoover, chainnan. Past ministers, Rev. James Corbin. Marieua, and Rev. Don Meadows, Portsmouth, and Mrs. Janice McGee, widow of Rev. Raben McGee, wiU be guests. Members and friends are urged lO auend and bring a covered dish and table service 10 share in feUowship and celebration of lllis eenrtnnial year. HYMN SING PLANNED - Featured at tbe "Sing Along the River" sponsored by the Hillside Baetist Church will be God's Lit· lie Lambs, shown bore. The event will begin Saturday at 7 p.m. on lbe parking lot stage near the levee in Pomeroy. Also performing wiU be Tbt Children of God, Tbe Redeemed Quartet, The Joyful Hearts and Miss Linda Jones. Pastor James R. 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Paul T aylm Sunday School - I0 a.m Evening - 1 p.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m Ash Street Fret>wlll Raptisl Moddlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - II a.m Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. s...~ Seovicc- 7,30 Matt"'•• DAY BED $99" Sacnd Hearl Cll.hnt,lc C:huo<h 161 Mu1bcrry Avt.., Pomeroy, 992 -5 898 Bradbury Church of Chri~ PastOf: Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30 a_m Worship - 10:30 a.m. Tuppers Plains Churd! oi'Chrisl: Pastor: Robert Foster Sunday Sch.ool - 9 a.m Worship · 9:45a.m. , 6JO p.m Dcxt~r Churth of Christ Pastor: Chris Sl.c:wan Sunday Scbool - 9:30a .m Wonh.ip - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday SeM~ - 7p m Rutland Church fiChrtst PaSior: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday Schcol - 9:30 1.m Worshtp - 10:30 a.m ., 7 p.m Mason Church ~Christ Miller St, Muoo, W Va Sunday School · I 0 a.m Won.lup - 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicr.s - "'(l.m Bradford Chun::h olChrist St. RL 124 &. Co. Rd. 5 Putor: Derrk Swmp Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor>hip - !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m Libt'l"t)' Christian Church Dc.oco Pastor: Woody U1J Sunday School - 10 a.m Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Servia= - 1 p.m. Langnlllr Christian Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - \0:30a .m., 7:30 p.m Wednesday SciV!ce 7:30p.m. Latter-Day Saints Rftll'lanbf'd Church of Jesus Christ In LaUer Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd. PastOI': Wtllum Roush Swtday School -9 :30a.m Wonh.Lp - 10 :30 a.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Lutheran St. John Luthf'f'an Chun:h Pine Grove Pa~tor~ Laun A_I.tach Shre.fncr Worship - 9:30a.m. Sunday School !0:30a .m. Our Sntour Lulher-u Church Walnut and Henry Su., Ravenswood , W.Va Pa3tor· R~ - ~Ofge C. Weirick Sunday School-9:30a.m Wonhip - II a.m SL Pllul Lulheran Chllrch Comer Sycamo~ &. Second St., Pomeroy Pastor Laura A. Leach Shrr.ffler Sunday School -9:45 a.m Wonhip - II a.m. The Dally Sentinel Page 7 MI. Oli~ Uniled Mdhodist Off 124 behrnd Wilkesville Pastor: Charles Jones Sunday School -9 :30a.m Wontlip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Serv1ees - 7 p.m Sunday school - 10:30 a.m Wonh.ip - 9:30a.m ., 7 p.m Cht!Ster Pastoc Philip Sturm Sunday School : 9:30a.m Worship Service: 10:30Lm. Bible Swdy, Wedne5day, 6:30p.m PJ.stor· Sharoo Hausman Worship - 9 a.m Sunday School - 10 a_m Thurnlay Scrvtccs - 7 p.m Joppa Christian Union Pa"or · Brenda Weber Wonh1p - 9:30am . SUJJday X hool J0-30 a.m W edne~day Sc:r.11ccs - 7:30pm Hobson Church or Christ in Chridian Unioft Pastor: Theron Durham P:u tor Re" Seldon Juhmon Long Botlom S1J11day School - 9 30 a_m Evening - 7 p.m . Wednesday Semcr:s - 7 p.m Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wontup - 10:]0 am Wednesday Scrvtces - 7:30p.m. Hartfor-d Churdl oiChrislin Christian UnkHI Hanlord. W.Va. Pa~tor Rev David McManu Sunday School - II a.m. Wonhip ·9 :30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m Rf'fllsY illt Church of God Mt. Moriah Church of God Racine Pastor: Rev. Jam es Sallcrficld Sunday School - 9:45 a_m l!venmg- 1 p.m. Wednesd ay .Scmces - 7 p.m Rutland Churc-h ~Cod Pastor: Joh.n F Corconn Sunday School - I 0 a m Worship - I I a.m .. 7 p.m. Wedncsd•y ServH.'t':S - 7 p m Syncuse Church of God Apple and Second Sts. PaslOr Rev David Ruue U Sunday School and Wonhip-9:30a .m. Evening SeMces- 7 pm Wednesday SeiVlces - 7 p.m P:asmr: Rev Seldon Juhmon Wor~tup - 9:30a .m. Sunday School 1030 am WcdneM!ay .'lt:rv1ces · 7 _]0 p m Tupp«S P\ain~ Sl . Paul PastOf: Sharm Hausman Sunday School Q a.m. Worshi p - 10 a. m TlX'~dayServ~ce5 7 30p.m c~ntnl Cl'"l~f Asbury (Sy racust) Pastor· Wesley Thatche r Sunday School . 9:45 a.m Won-hl p - I I a.m Wedni':S.day Servtc-=s - 7 30 p.m Enterprise PastOJ· Ke1th R~ e' Sunday School · 10 a.m Woohip . 9am ,6p.m Tuesday Scr•1ces · 7 p m Flat-..·oods PutOf: Keith R~cr Sunday School · l 0 a.m Wonhtp - 1\a.m.. ti p.m Thu ~lay Serv1ces · 7 p m Hulh ( ~iddleportl PastOJ: Frank Sm1th Sunday School 9·30 am Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wedne5day Serv1crs 6 p m S799 $,.... • • Pomeroy Church of Christ 212 W. Main St PulOr: Andrr.w Miles SWlday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wedneida)' Services - 7 p;m~~ !"_<Joe,~ s.,,..;.,. -1 SOFA, LOVESEAT $28811 $119995 s444 44 Maple or Oak Fi•lsll Paullu•yo• Oak Fl•isll llue &Teal ~i~ 93 Mill StrMI Middllll'ort. Ohio 46760 111141992 6657 - 1998 OOKSI 601 lAST MAIN POMIIOY, OHIO 997-7759 89.95 · PRESCRIPTION SHOP 9U-"6o'l Ii i 211 llert~ !ocoool llldolloport. Ohio Sall'fn Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9: 15 a.m Worsh..ip- 10:15 a.m. Soowvllle Pastor: Aorena Smith Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m Southwn Cluster Apple GroY~ Pastor: Carl Hicks Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m .. 7 p.m Thursday Servtces - 7 p.m. Bethany Pastor: Kenneth Raker SWlday Sch.ool - 10 am Wonhip- 9 a.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m Carmd Paswr: Kenneth llaker Sllllday School - 9:30a.m Worsh1p - JU:45 a.m. (2nd & 4th SWl) Morning Star P15t0f: Kennelh Baker Sunday School -9:45a.m Wor.~hip · 10:30 a.m 'lllursday Services-7:30p.m Sutton Pastor: Kenneth Raker SI.Ulday School - 9:30a.m Wonh1p - 10:45 a.m. (l st &: 3rrl Sun) East Lf'tarl ?astOr: Roger Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m Wo rship - 9 a.m. Racine Pastor Roger Grace Sunday School- 10 a.m Wor ~ h.ip - I I a.m Laurd Cliff rrH Methodist Chu..-ch Pastor: William Williams Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10: 30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesd ay Servires - 7 p.m Rutland Bible Methodist Putor: Rev. Ivan Myers Sunday School-9:30a.m Evening - 7 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Coolvilll' Uniled Methodist Parish PaHor Harold E. Alloway-Priddy Coolville Churth Main & Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 am Wonhip - 9 a.m Tucsd.11y SemO!s - 7 p m Belhel Church Towmhip Rd., 468C Si.Jnday School - 9 a.m Worship- 10 a.m Wednesday Services - 10 a.m Hocklnf!:por-1 Church Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship - 11 a.m Wcdne~day Semre~ - R p m Torch Church C.. Rd. 63 Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Nazarene R11clne Flrsl Church o( the Nazarene PastOf: Th001u L. Gatr:s, IJ Sunday School-9:30a .m Wontup - 10:30 a.m .. 6 p.m Wednesday ScMces - 1 p.m. .\1iddll-por1 Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm , Jr . Sunday School - 9:30a .m Woroh ip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m Wednc>day ScMCCi - 7 p.m Portland Firsl Church r( tht !\az.armr PastOJ· W!lLam lu.slu Sunday School 9 30 a.m Worsh1p lO 40 a.m. 7 p m Wednesd&y Servu::e~ 7 p.m New Haren Church of tiM 'az.arr-nr Paslot G lt>ndon Stroud Sundll y School · 9 }0 I _m Worsh1p !0 30 am. 1 p.m Wedne~day Serv1C(:~ . 7 p.m Other Churches Trinity Congregational Churdl Pastor: Rt>.. Roland Wtldman Clli.Jrc:h- 9 15.11 m WOI'slup - 10301 m The Salvatton Amn 115 Buuemu1 A"'e ., rom'eroy Sunday School - 10 10 a m Wordup - lO·OOa .m . 7 30pm Middleport Communi!)' Church 515 Pearl St . M1ddiqxn1 Pa ~uw Sam Anderson Sunday School I 0 a m hemng - 7 ]Q p m Wednesday Servtce 1 30p m Faith Tabcmatlt Churdl Bailey Run Road Pallor· Rev Emmet t Ra....-~on Sunday School l 0 00 .a m hemng 7 pm Thu~day Se!Vlc.e 7 p m SyracuS(' MiWon 1411 Bndgeman St., Syracu~ Panor: Roy (Mlke) Thompwn Sunday School 10 a.m Everung - 6 p.m Wedne iday Se.Mcr · 1 p.m Hillel Communi!)' Chur<"h Off R1. 124 PastOf: Edsel Han Surld..y School - 9:30a.m Worsh..tp - lO::.lO 1.m. 7:30p.m Dyt·n·ille Community Churdl Sunday School- 9.30 a.m Worsh1p · 10 JO a.m.. 7 p.m Rurliagton Community Churdl Burlmgham Pastot": Ray Laudemult Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - 7 p m Wednesday Stmce 7 p.m Christian r~Uowship CenterSalem St , Rutland rastor· Robert E Musser Sundty School. 10 a.m Worsll1p - 11 15 a.m. 7 p.m Wednesday SeMct - ·1 p.m M~ Chapel Churc-h Suf1.. Mike Mallon Sunda)· sdlool 10 a.m Worsh1p - 11 a.m ., 7 p .m Wedn esday SeMcr 1 p m Faith Gospel Church Loo. Booom Sunday School · 9:30 un Wonh..tp - 10.45 a.m .. 7.l0p m Wednesd.y 1 ·JO p.m Mt. Oliwr Community Chu..-ch Pastor : Lawrr.ntt Bush Sund•y School - 9:30 a_m Everung · 7 p.m. Wcdncday YrvJct · 7 p m United faith Church Rt . 7 oo Pomeroy By-Pus PastOr: Rev. Roben E Srruth. Sr Sunday School - 9 30 a.m Worsh1p · 10:30 am. 1 p.m Wednesday Semce - 7 p.m f..cdesia Fellowship 128 Mill St., M.Jddkpon Paslfl r: Chuck McPkrnx~ Sllnday School - 10 a.m Everung . 7 p.m Wednesda y Serv~cr - 7 p.m Full Gospel Ughotoo"" 3304 5 HLiand Road, Pomeroy Putor: Roy HL111tet Sunday School - I 0 a.m henmg 7:30p.m. Tuesday& Thursday -7 :30pm NellSe Sl'ttk-mml Churdl Sunday Woo:h!p - 2:30p.m . Thursday seJVltXl -7 30 p m Soulh &thl"' NPWTedamMt Stiver Ridge Pas10r· Duane SydouLnctr-r Sunday School - 9 a.m 992-297S SAllS & SOV1Cf FUNERAL HOME 164 South 2nd Wemesday Semce . 1 p.m. Freedom Gospel Mission Bald Knob. on C.. Rd. ll Putor: Rev . RQ&er Willford Sunday School · 9:30 Lm . Wor-sfup- JQ--45 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesd.y Servu% - 7 p.m. White's Cllapd WHM-y.. Coolvilk Rood Putor· Rev Ptullip Rldmou.r Swday School · 9:30a.m. Wonlup - 1030a.m. We~sday Service - 7 p.m. fajnlew Bible Churcll l.Lun, W Va. Rt_ I Pas1<:,..: James Le wu Sunday School 11 a.m WorWp- 9 :30a.m., 7:30p.m Wo!noday Serv~ee - 7:30p.m Cahary Bibko ChMrdl Pom<.oy Plkc. C.. Rd. Pasux-: Rev . Rlad wood Suntby School. - 9:30 Lm. Wmtup 10.30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Wa:inesdJJy SeMCt -7:30p.m Spiritual Faith Cht~rdl State 338, Antiquity Putor A. Srcwan Sunday School. · I0 a.m Evming - 7:30p.m Thursday Scnice - 7:30p.m Calvory Plltlrim Chaptl H.&rnsooville Road Pastor. R~ . Viclol' Rcanh SWKily School 9:30a.m. Worshrp - II a.m .. 7:30p.m Wednesday Sei'VICt · 7:30p.m Stiwernilk Ward of Fatu. PasiOf: OJ.VJd Dailey Sunday School 9:30a.m. Everung - 7 p.m Thursday Savlcr 7:10p.m Rejoidnt Life Onud 500 N 2nd Avt:., Middleport Pastor: Re"¥. Michael Pan110 Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednuday Servtce, - 7 p.m. Pentecostal Pnttecostal Aslmbly St. Rt. 124. Racint: Paslor: William Hoback Sunday Scbool - I 0 a.m. Evening - 1 p.m. Wednesday Service~ - 7 p.m """'..,...., - Thu-d Aw:_ PaS-lOr Rev. Clart Raker Sunday School - I0 a.m Evauna - 6 p.m. Wednesday Strvicza - 7:30p.m. Presbyterian Harri.to.Yile Phsllykria• Clturdl Wonhip - 9 un. Sunday School - 9-45 a.m. Midol..,...., Pnsoytnbo Sunday School - 9 a.m. \.lo'onh1p · 10 a.m . -4 p.m (2nd A: 4th Sun ) s, raa."' Flrs11 Ullited Prubyttrla.ft Sunday School. - I0 a.m. WonJup - 11 &.m ., 4 p.m. (ls1.l 3rd Sun.) Seventh·Day Adventist ~vi'M• -Ihy Adva!Ust Mu.lbcny Hu. Rd ., Pomeroy Puooc Roy lawwl<y Salwtby Services Salobooh School - 2 p m Wonlup · J p.m. United Brethren Ml-Uo!OH-ia Chmt Clntrdti Tuu Communily cif at 82 Pa:rux-- Robm s.&nden Sunday SchcQ 9 :30 a.m Wontup 10-30 un.. 7:30p.m Wednesday Se~VKt~ 7 30 p.m fdnl Uailed llrdlllrm In Christ 2 ! miles north d R«Csville on Stale ROUk 12-4 F'21ltor-: Rev. Roben MarkJey Sunday School - I 0 •-m WonhiJI 7·JOp.m. Wn:lnnd.11y Servx:es · 7 30 p.m n Pomeroy Church ot the Nazarene }•astor: Rev lbomas Md:lung Sunday School-9:30a .m Worsh.1p - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Chester Church of the Nuarent Pastor: Rev. Herbert G"te Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worsh1p - I I a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. RIDENOUR SUPPLY Nal•onw.dc Ins . Co . ot Columbus, 0 POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 804 W MiliA ~~~~! m ~ Prt!\Crtphon\ 99119H rVRNtfUR( & HAROWAME H1Smfi1l• \olW\ BILL QUICKEL (row's Fomill Restaurant ..,,,.,J,f Ku1re g Fmi c•ldu .. 228 W. Main lt., Pomeroy 992-5432 Pomerov EWING FUNERAL HOME " lh~t'll'' Middlopo<l Pastor: Oy<E W . Hmdemrt Sunday School -9:30a.m Evau:n1 - 1 p.m. Ch urch ol the Nazarene · Pastor: Rev Glenn McMJlan SWlday School - 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 6 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m FISHER 992-S 141 Cartdoa l•terdatolnlnationlf Church King•bury Rood S~racuse SWISHER & LOHSE 204 Condor St. Pomtroy, OH. Worslup . 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday SerYJ.ce- 1 p.m. RK'd!i>'t'illt> Fellowship Chu rch of the Nazarene Pastor: Joh.n W_ Dougla~ Sunday School · 9:30a.m . Wonhip - 10:45 a.m, 7 p m Wednesday Servtces - 7 p.m. GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES UWUNGS-COATS *""" Rutland Putor: Arthur Crabtree Sunday School - 9:30 t.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m Tiumday Services - 7 p.m 9911Jl8 Pometoy SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY 117 N0<th An MioUI-t. Ohio Rock Sprin~ Pastor:Keuh Rader Sunday School - 9:15 11..m Worship - 10 a.m Wednesday Services -6 p.m. CHURCH SUPPLIES • BIBLES John f . Fulll , Mq..Ph . n1 -1111 Pom.-•..-cty 992-7075 Pomeroy Panor: Eunhae (Grace) Kee Sunday School-9:15a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday SeJV1ces - 7:30pm Rutland Churdl or lhf' Nuarmr PulOf: Samuel Bu-ye Sunday School - 9:10 un Worstup !0·30 a.m.. 6.30 p.m Wednesday Serv i("(:S - 7 p.m P. J. PAULEY, AGENT C\\\;(( .).,us a3oof.s MEIGS nRE CENtER, INC. Pearl Chapel Pastor: Florence Smith Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship - 10a.m Graham United Methodist Wonhip- 9:30a.m . (1st&. 2nd Sun), 7:30pm (1rrl &: 4th Sun) WedncS<b)' SeMce · 7:30p.m. HemkKk Gr-owr Chwd PulOr. Charles Darugan RH-dsvllle Church ol Chris~ Mlnernllle Pastor - Wedey Thatcher Sunday School- 9 a.m Worstup - 10 a.m United Methodist Ne'A' Lift Church c# Cod D.estcr Pastor: Gal)' Hines Sunday Scftool: - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 6 p.m. 95 QUEEN SLEEP SOFA - Harrisonville Hohness Chapler Plnor. Rev. Joh.n Neville Sunday SchooliO a.m. WorVup - II a.m., 7:30pm Wednesday Serv1ce - 7:30p.m. Wednesd .1y 5.ervu:rs - 7 p m 5 PC. BEDROOM SUITE MAAOWA~E Hyst\1 Run Holiness Church Pastor: Robert Manley Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worstup - 10:45 a.m.,? p.m. Thunday Se!Vlce - 7.30 p.m 'Jirig5 Coopt:ntin Parish ~ortheast Cluster Alffl!d Pastor: Sharm lhusman Sunday X hool 9 30 a.m Wonlup - II a.m., 6:}0 p.m II.. or DELL].iail/'a&le LUMBER Pastor: Rev . Roy McCany Sunday §chool · 9:30a.m Woohip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedne~day ServiCe - 7 30 p m Church of Christ 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE I) Pomeroy, Harriscmville Rd. (Rt. 143) Pastor. Intcnm pastor Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servitt' - 7 p.m Wtsteyan Bible Holiness Church 15 Peart St., Mtddlepon SEcnONAL w/Incliners 3 Colors Mon.-Frl 7-5:30; s.t. 8-5 7Jon Chrth fl Cllrist Pas lOr: Rev. O'Dell Manley Suniby Sdxxd -9:30a .m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Se:rvKe 7-30 p m Fon•st Run Pa stor: Wesley Thatche r Sunday School l 0 a.m. Worshtp - 9 a.m \hun-day Strvu:rs trJO p m Solid Oak Panieroy, otl Rearwallow Ridg~ Church o( Cllrist Pastor: Jack CokgrOYe Sunday School -9:30a.m . Wonh.ip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m W edn e~day Services - 6:30 p.m. Plnt Grove Bible Holiness Church t 12 orulc off Ro l2l Al111011l1 Fiais• Oebris Fast 634 E. Main St. Keno Church o( Christ Worship-9 :30a.m Sunday School. - 10:30Lm. Holiness Churrh or God of Pr-ophecy 0.1 . Whne Rd. off St . Rt 160 Pastor: Pat Bcnsoo Sunday School - lO a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. 23.88 625791 ..7616 Middleport Church ol' Christ 5th and Main Pastor. Al Han~ S~mday Xhool - 9:30a.m. Wormip- 8:15, 10:30 un., 7 p.m . Wednesday Sctvitts - 7 p.m Sunday sch<DI and worship- II a_m , Pntor: R~- Walter E. Heinz -' Sal. Coo. 4:45-5:15 ~.m.; ~an - 5:30p.m . , Sun. Coo . - 8:45-9.15 a.m., SLII! . Man-9:30a.m. Daily Man - 8:30 a.m. llue& CHAISE SWIYU ROCKER REQINER 95 Mt. Moriah Baptist Foonll & Main St., Middlt:port Pout or: Rev. Gi!Octt Craig, Jr Sunday School- 9:30a .m. Wor5hip - 10 :45 a.m . Antiquity Rapti~ Pastor: Kenn eth Smilh SWlday School - 9:30 a.m. Worsh.tp - 10:45 a.m. Thursday Servi~s - 7:30p.m . 524444 Fo.lm Hope Baplist Chapel 570 Grant Sl., Middlepon Pas10r: David Bryan, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m ., 7 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. hUh Baptist Chufch Railroad St., Masoo Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonllip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Scmccs - 7 p.m. Nylon Print TWIN SLEEPER Hilbide Baptist Church St Rt 143 just ofr Rt 7 P~ s tor : Rev . 111JTle~ R AC'ff%, Sr Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Wednesday Service5 - 7 p.m. 699 Blue l Mlluve Flock Gnu Episcopal Church 326 E. Main S1. P001eroy Putor: Rev . Dr. Roy C. Myers Bdhlehem Baptist Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Suncby School - 10:30 a.m. Worship 9:30a.m. Thursday Semces - 7:30p.m. • .. SOFA, LOYESEAT, CHAIR 95 5 SWIVEL ROCKER 992 -3847 Sunday School - II a.m. Won.hip - 10 a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday Servias - ~ p.m Sue-em: Road Church o( Orisl Paslof: Josepll B. Hosllns Sun<by School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 1 p.m Wednesday SeMces - 7 p.m 525 N. 2nd St , Middlcpon Pastor: Jam es E. Ker.su Wontup - 10 a.m ., 7 p.m. ..• Episcopal Wednesday Setvia:s- 7:30p.m Vktory lb.ptl'il 88 Pomer-oy Westsidt Churdl ol Christ 33226 Ollldn:n'! Herne Rd. Sunday School - 9:45a.m Evening - 6:30 p.m. Wednesd.Jy ~rvices - 6:30p.m Old Dctht Prtt Will Baptist Church 28601 St.. Rt 7, Middlqxll1 Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7::.l0 p.m '. lllursday Services - 7:30 p.m. ' SOFA Middleport Am Baptist Comer Sixlh & Palmer Pa>tor : Rev. James A. Seddon s~ nday School - 9:15 a.m Worship - 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services 7 p m SiiYer Run Baptise PastOJ: Bill Litlle Sunday ScDool - 10 a.m . Worsllip - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m $9997 Twi• Fou•d•tio• Sunday School -9:30a.m Worsh1p - 10:45 a.m., 7:30 pm WOOnesday Services 7:30p.m . Radnc Arst Baptist PaSIOf: Steve Deaver .Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonllip- 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday ~rvices - 7:30p.m OAK FINISH TABLES Oak Fiaisll M2510 EUCTRK BLOWII ~ Blue o'Jap-•-&. Ill IIJJ trlliiMIIIg.g s,••.. 777 77 s4aa•• 369309 Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Mill U H"'.cl SOFA CHAIR 5 •22« ..... •<onlleu oGtts II dow lor Pastor: DanS . Eaton Sunday Worship - 10:30 p.m. WOOD GROUP 5 PC. BEDROOM SUITE 29.99 -~~.. Ill W. 2111 St. ,_.,, OH. 45769 992-5479 1·100-742-3161 8 PlEa Plaid TRIMMER~:::::,...~ Liberty Assemb.ly of God DI.Jddlllg Lane, Masoo, W.Va . Pastel Color 77 777 Blue CUPQUKX HAND-HELD STRING Assembly of God JEFF WARNER INS. Mitch is Marking Down Quality Furniture that he wants to move. If you want a deal, try him. 5 .. Evenin~:o- 7:30p.m. Wedrx:sday Services-7:30p.m Mitch is Back at Empire Furniture and is Out to Sell More Furniture in 3 Days Than Ever Before! SOFA LOVESEAT .... VanZandt and Ward Rd Pastor: James Miller Sunday School · 10:30 a _m ·' Good •Millie Church of Jesus Christ Apostolk CALL: 96 249 Selection 171NCH GASOUNE STRING TRIMMER Apostolic ..••. 5 WUDEATtR Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I Plans for Wilkesville Julv 4 announced Wilkesville will have a Founh Writer frustrated with 'Frustrated' Dtar Ann Landers; I had to write afler reading lhe leuer from "Frusuated," whose husband brieny visited his widowed mother twice a day. My molher ooce lOid me to Lake notice of how a man lrcals his lllOiher because lhat's lhe way he will treat me. She was right My mother-in-law was a widow when my husband and I married. Three of her four sons died before reaching age 40. My husband was lhe suengllt of his family. He called his mother four times every day -- in lhe morning to be sure she was up, at noon teasing her about interrupting her soap operas, in the evening when he got home from Lhc office and JUst before bedumc to say goodnight. Every Saturday my husband did his molher's grocery shopping and rook her lO visu one of her three daughter.; or just out for a ride. When his mother died, the funeral was on a Salunlay. He insosted on being one of the pallbearers. saymg he had driven his molher every Saturday and that he was going to do il one last time. My husband IS lhe suongcst, most honorable person I know. He treated his mother like a queen. and thai's the way he ueats me. I love that man. - D.N., SPEEDWAY, IND. DEAR D.N.: Sounds as if you have a real gem, but not everyone agrees with you. Read oo; Dear Ann Landers: The "cxlr.lordinary attachment" of the San Bernardino man lO his mother is Friday, June 26, 1992 Friday, June 26, 1992 Pomeroy-Mddleport, Ohio 11nrl .1\, ·rrj, -,. H11n" .. EstablishPd 1913 7111 NORTH SI'COND AVE. MIDDlEPORT, OHIO 992-2121 I 06 Mulborry Au. 7t4 E. Main 997-SIJO Pomeroy 00 \C;7 Veterans Memorial Hotpital Ill I . ....... Dr. 9tJ-J104 'I P-y �Friday, June 26, 1992 Friday, June 26, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Gallipolis 3 Business Services ~0 leaiM W'dley Reoldentllll C1ll Your Dati ..... SoiMOM Special! Dial 1 lia00-137-4444 For Dating, Romanca And Fun ALL Yard Salta Must 81 Paid In Ad'4tnee DEADLINE 2 00 p m thl day before tha ad Ia Ia run Sunday ltd tlon 2 00 p m Friday Mond•y tdlllon 2 00 p m Saturdly Chapel In The V.ll1y !Gatlinburg 1 Orlglnal Wadding Chapel) Frea Parking Thoughf· tul Servle• Ia Rende,.d Through Music Flowers Photographs Videos And Aeeept ont 614 436 7903 1-800 922-4573 Commerc~el Direct Pollce-Ftra Connect UOII.CHO (f.,..jy r.slo IWto ... lljlel & VIcinity $139 'MIn All Llf. .tyln Agn 18+ Gill C.ll 215-896-98111 {Dial Syalemt Oftlet) BURGLAR • FIRE CLOSED CIRCUIT T.V. RAONEMOWER aiNIC Announcements 24 Yoaro Expenenee State Ltt:enaed Eatlmatea Conauhalton PARTS & SERYK£ Mowen • 0.. Saws • Weetleaten 614-949-2804 St Phone Rt. 588 Waat • Galllpollo OH 446-9595 or 1 (800) 365-1229 ~1 c tgs Coun t) Mason Co wv G allia Counll Ar-ea Code 611 Are a Cod e 614 Art a Code 304 Call992-2 156 Mo' thru <;,AT fRI 8A 11 5P " 8 12 Cto•ED Sl ' 0' ' POLIC I ES • A~' o-u~£tde lM counh ,.our ad ruru mwl be p epa!d • Rec~w: d~t for ad. pud n aduno: e • f ~Ads c•.,._., ..,d Found ao:L. r.ondor:r I worda w II be run 3da.,...al-~ • Prw:c Dl ad for aD ~P'W ku~n 446-Ca.l lipol a 36 ')I) '>8:. 388 \ml on ... 4a---Rto Gnndc 641 Ara~UI 3"'~'1} l!l n Ml ddlc pi r l1 C h e •t~r H4J Por1l111nd 1 l..clart F aU• ' 5-1492-llo 'i.! Rutland '13 Buffalo PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING Ltmestone Dtrt Gravel and Coal Ucensed and Bonded OOubk pr ce of 1d c<» • 7 potnl Ime type -h -....cJ • &.1 t~.d IN!Ilpol!lllbk fort-non afte r ( rs d11.} hec k for f'"rron. f~nt da'f ad nan... m l*f'CI Ca ll bdon: 2 0 0 p m u; ftOt day a lin" puh.l~taUDIIIIO .....e ~necUon • Acb tb.at ....the ..... m ach aMe are c..d o1 Tha.ou Happy Ad. Public Notice Pub lie Notice PUBliC NOTICE lell Except all legal Rtghl of R.acme Vallage Clerk w II Ia M-~ Yard ~ale~ • A dutaf-t .d~t pWed m the Ga ll poW Da I) Tnbu.Dt (esoept: C~..d O.pi..., Bw.meu Card orlqa l ,..o~) will .... appear • ~ Pouat P\.e&~~ant Regu tu and the Daily Se..-d rm ""'« owu 18 000 bo,_. BtLLETI\ BOARD 11111111 IOIID DEADUIE 4:30 P. a DIY IEFORE PUIUCAnOI I'Ulllc Notice PUBLIC NOTICE OF BUOCET HEARING A Bud~ Hoanng be held ol Hill P-"'- on July 6 1992ollhe_Ri_Siale Fo-uy Building on ~ R-- Rood neor The meeting Is lor the purpose o1 diteUSSIOII ollhe pooposed t>v<l;!el of Olive T"""""PAK tn...,_led em-s - hll .. the oppor1UIIIIY ID ~ written or oral comment. The budget will be ......... lor pubhctnsp bc:uatlheholne oflhe cl..tl July 6 1992 one. Koleen S. Hoymon Oert OheT..........p 50305 Ucksllilel Road Reedsville OH 45m (61 26 lTC Notice Public NOTICE TO PAVWIC CONTRACTORS eo.... Way Roforonce Dood Volume receive seJied b1ds for a1 978 Page 458 Metga F600 Ford Cab/ChassiS (old 255 Ra cme F1re Department Ta nk County Deed Recordt Truck) _.ehicle # REAL ESTATE APPRAISED F61EVAJ1144unlll4pm on AT $16 130 00 Tho roal utate cannot be aokl for June 26 1111 than two thtrda the Mm mum b1d $3 000 00 Can be seen at Rae ne Water opprataed value S.id 1'0111 Mlabo to aubreot Bulldtng Btds to be opened Jul)' 6 to the United Slate a Fede<al gcwemmonra Rtght of at regular Council Meellng Carolyn l Powell clerk Redemption reaulla from Box 375 Ractne VII age hen 1m, filed lor record on Racme Ohio 45771 Auguat 21 1989 In the Federal To Uen Book In (6) 5 12 19 26 4TC the office of the Rocorder of llotga County Ohio TERMS or SAL£ Caah Public Notice on doltvery of deed. Jatn• M Soulsby NOTICE OF SAL£ Shonft of lloiga County By v1rtue of an Order of Sale lttued oul of the (6) t2 19 26 31<: Common Ple11 Court of llelga County Ohto In the case of Douglae M DempMY El AI Plolntif'vs William E L-la Et AI Oefend1nt1 upon a Judgmant lhnn r - e d , being C... No !IG-CV 241 1n utd Court, I Will offer for Nla at the front door of tho Courthou•• In Pomeroy Meiga County Oh10 on tho 17th day of July 18112 at 10 00 • m tho followtng Iondo and t . . emanbo locot ed ot Syroc:uae Ohio 45778 wtth the m•llng 1ddre•• of Public Notice P 0 Box tt 4 Syrocuu Ohto 45719 A complolo NOnCE OF 1eg111 dooc:nption of tho rool PUBUC HEARING . . . . . 11 ulollowa Nottcetsherebygtven SltUited m the County of on Juno 29 1992 from 7 00 Meiga 1n tho Stele of Ohto kl 7 30 Plla public meellng •nd In the village of on lhe Budget and Revenue SytacuH Sharing lor tho year 19931or Beginning olthe tntoraoc: llw Village ol Pomero)' Ohto lion ol the center lme on wil be hetd al the Clerk 1 College Stroot ond FtHh Olliot. SlrMI thence S 3 dog 18 Kotlly HyMll Vtllage Clerk E 151 75 feel along tho Pomeroy OhiO 45769 edenaton or the center of Pomeroy Fire Dept Wlll have a CHICKEN BAR B-0 Sunday, June 28th SeMng Starts at 11 :00. PUBLIC HEARING The Vtll age ol Middleport Budgel Heertng wtll be con dueled at Vtllage Halt 237 Race St Mtddleporl Ohio on July 1l 1992 at 7 30 P m Alt Interested residents are tn¥11ed The budget Will be IV811a ble lor public tnspec uon trom July 6 ~ 5 1992 at 1he Vo ltage Hall Bnan Conde Clerk Treasu rer begtnntng for lhta deacrlp tion thence S 24 dog S6 E 114 28 feel to 1 pipe thence S 0 dog 20 W IOB.VI feel to 0 pope 20 fMI from the center of State Roubo NO 124 then~ N 56 c1eg W 160 feet, along the north ttdl of aatd Stale Route 20 feet from the cen ._ to 1 ptpe thence N 34 deg 40 E 149 85 feel lo lhe place of begtnnmg. con taintng 331 acrea more or The Melga Co41nty m1s11oners wtll rec:e l 'fe (6 ) 2ti lTC sea_, bidt In lheir office toooted In the Courlhouse - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Pomeroy OhiO 45769 unbl Real Estate General noon on July a, 1992_ The bids wtK be all P Jot on thai date ond reod aloud OFFICE 992 2886 for 1he following Comm..,ly Qeyetopment Block G.-ant projeott Prorect 1 2 Middleport Vttlage Widen ond ~ Fln.t Ave Widen trom 13 to t T from RooeSL to Desmond Sl (1740 ) resurfaoe onbre streelaherwidenlng Repave s Filii A.. Resurlace 2118" of S First 10.5" wide tor 830" 205 North Second Ava thttnconUnutngonaf t~ •de Middleport OH lor 1288 All wttll 404 bilum• nous asphan thidl EsnMIDDLEPORT Th s tw o story house s loaded w th cha mated cost S23 000 actef from ts beaut lu open sta rway o lhe w d e oa~ l'rof<CI I 3 S.ksbury baseboards crown molding arch doorways com ce boards firepLace and hand m;:~OO kitchen cab nets t a lso has 3 Townsh1p Pa¥e .5684' l 16" bedrooms 1 & 1 2 baths and a full basement Naytors Run Rood wi11t 404 All THIS FOR $48 000 bituminoUS upholl dud< Estimated cost SlO 000 MIOOLEPORT WAlNUT STREET A cu te one lloo Pro1ect I 4 Rud~d Ylfhome w1th a huge bedroom and a smalle t bedroom Has a loge Re...rtaoe 1040 X 18" good sued v1ng room a \o.. tchen a d n ng oom and a n Oepol Street With 404 bnum• ulll ty area Recen tly mw £ d $30 000 nou• uphlih T lhd... Esnmaled cost $9 000 LOOKtNGFOR A COMMER C tAllOT? Ju51 o il the man 8 1dder to proride b1d street You really need to choU.. th s one ou t Loca te d on gu•rtnty In the lonn of ei1hef Third Street n Middleport $10 000 • surely bond In the lui amount of the contnrct or • YOST ROAD 7 8 acres and a anch type home w th 3 Cf!t'tffie<l c:fteck. ceshter s bedrooms full basement and a one c ;1 garage Hom e ha s check or letter of aedd m tt. jUSt been redeco ated w th new cab nets and ha dwood t mounl of 1crt. ol 1\e bid "oars Great local on tust oil Forest Run Roa d MUST SEE $48 500 •nd • contriCI bondtpertonn•nce bond or ten• ot c:redn MID DlEPORT VINE STREET An ce a ea lo ve n Th s In the full amount of the home could ha\le 3 4 bedrooms A 1 ooms a re n ce 5 .zed contract Has c:ishwashe r stove rP.fr go a to d s posa and hr& federal l.obot Sundonls place Pleoty a t play room lor k ds Provisions and 0.'11•8acon REDUCED TO $36 000 wage• along wnh equal opporluntly prowt-ns wtl EAGLE RIOOE ROAD Approx .,. ac cs a t vacant g ound opply and mua1 be use<! on Most IS hayl and and ha s a great bu ld ng sIP. Wale£ and ~putatlon of bids. etectnc 1s avatlable ONner w1ll nance w 1t1 a oasonabl e Bidder to jWWitlo dawn payment $1 0 500 own bid form Ftont of..,_ MIDDLEPORT 2 lots and a one s ory home w th seven lope cx>ntalnlng bid "" . . rooms Has 3 4 bedrooms huge v ng room b g d n ng .. lollowo "Bid lor C08G room newer one car garage and 4 I ep laces Al so a la rge Projoct 12" Of "Bid"" C08G Doornd amc front porch and a p artly le!lced farge lot Pr ce Pn>jeotl3" Of " Bitlfor C08G ..,.. $36 000 NOW $25 500 Project 14" The Board of lleoga County Commlulonen mrt •oCol>' tho bid .,. ... loci tho bid . . tho ... tended ptorpDM tmdott "'" rlghl to _ . .,. oojocl onrorolbich.- . .Y pori lheroal -oed ;::==============~! ,...,.n r r hi..,_ ..,-- . Cieollllleiga County Comllllslioo>en !6) 26 (7) 3, 2TC I Dor~ UANEA REALTY (Ho Sunday Calls) 2112192 949·2671 ....92·1- si9.95 A I PMI 'I POWAWUI DAY AND UP Myrtle Booch SC llooml And Efflc:lenc._ From $45/0iy FDr Summer ~oot CCTV Juat Slept From The Ocean h 1 The PertKt Get•'"Y Call VIrginian 1-800-1168-8981 KENNY'S AUTO CENTER TI'IICto r Trailers Hou... Mobtle Homea 264 UPPER RIVER & GALLIPOLIS OH 10 ROAD North MyrUe Buch SC Luxw-y CondoaMOINI Oeuntront/Ocunvtew Spec:l1l Amenl1111 With An k comodallont Summer Spec:lats From $75101y frM Brochura Cell Thomas Really 1~1)-M5- ATTENTION Degreued fREE ES1MIA1fS 45765 Fllltwooda A....t Pomeroy Ohio 45769 (&14) !1!12 2411 (614) !1!12.Qi7'5 \l ohik ,\ llouhk\1 idr llnlliL' IITrDTUI:DIII OH,WV &HUD 1 ~5 Approntl M... lacturotl Prolact Your Loved Onn With A Do-h YourMif Uving TNit Housr1g Products. Avoid Cosily Prob•t• And EI 11 11:n 'ncnlfl fJl r EA 8J OfSIGN 0\\tll'r' pensive Attorney FM Fr.. Record.d Mauaga Call 614393..0166 En 101 ' Qaa&ty Hi EftKiency Air Co.Siioaers, Heat f11'1CKes & Now Water Heaters. MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR all aealod bide ahall be received in th• Tr. . .ur• • Ollloe 320 Eaal Maon Stree~ P 0 Box 272 Pomeroy Ohto on or before 12 00 o clock noon on Tu•dlty July 14 t992 ENVELOPES SHALL BE PLAINLY MARKED "BID" Myrtle Baach SC Lu1ury Coo domlnlumt Oceanfront I OcNnvlew 2 I 3 Bedrooms Priv1te 8atconle1 FrM :l2 Page Color Vacallon Brochun On lodging And Affordable Rat. . Call Barefoot V•catlont 1~ 845.0837 CALL (614) 446-9971 (KELLY) Trucks In~= to be conaldored Myrtle BNch Motet• From ~5 Condominiums From $71 (2 AduH1 I 2 Chlldron) Oceatlfront <>c.&n>~ltw Roomt SultH Condominium• Indoor Whlr1poola .Qutdoor Poolt Clost AmuMmtntt 1~331 'Mt3 11-800-528-0226 AUTO RENTAL, INC. UCIIIE, OH. AU IIIIlS Brlog .11 ho Or We Pkll U~·­ IENr$ IPPUIIICE SERVICE 992-5335 or 915·3561 Auess tin IA&A\ VAimU NOTICE TO BIDDERS The ao.rd of Education of tho llelga Local School Oiatrlct deau• to r~~eeeve •••l•d bide lor the followlnga t Gaaollno Otl and AntifrMzo - for • It•• (5) yeor period 2 ~ lnal11'1111oe 3 TlrM.,dT.4 Fire Extlngulaher Repolr 5 Sludent Accident Myrtle B•ech Resort V~eatk>n Rentals Oc:untront Condoll Houukeeplna lncludtd In door/Outdoor POOII Whirlpools Saun11 Llgh1td Tennis Ccx.trt1 Punlna Greens Golf Packagu AvaU.-blt Fr" Brochure 1 800-448-5653 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 1 Rew1rd offered for lnlorm•Uon or return of 2 temala whMe j Husky puppies stolen from our l•rm June 21 sl 614-992 5l44 D1vld Mora F,.. P•t Offtct 217L~II Time Shira Units And Campground Memberships Dl• lrns Sates Ch11pll Worldwide S.tections Call Vtcat~ PMt wort U S And Canad1 1-8001'36-8250 or 30S-6S6 2203 FrM Rtntal lntormat lotl 30~5635586 l Bennetts Mobile 1391 Safford School Rd. Cal (614) 446 941 Whll1watar Information 1-800782 RAFT Tript For All Groups Floats Whi1twlter Fishing While W111r lntorm11ion P.O 243 Gtun JNn WV 25846 I'OMEIOl, OliO 3123192Mn TEAFORD GOLF AND TROPHY 985-3961 LeSSOIS 112.50 6 Lessots 560.00 (Lb Repai', Trop.ies, Plo-s -,-IIIII Badges AV.ULABL£ SEPTIC SYSTEIIS •LIGHT HAULING HOllE SITES ond TRAILER SITES, •FIREWOOD BULLDOZER BACKHOE ~~D mu ESI1MATIS 320 Eaat llotn Street P 0 Box 272 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 (6119 26 (7) 3 31<: 992·3838 'l(ptfiryn tj'PIIIIING 'Mecufows . & SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS 39815 Gold Ridge Road Pomeroy Oh1o 45169 Welcome Slates $2000 44 92 614 992 2242 4121921tfn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVKE ~oornAdcftllona -Guttor Woflt Plumbing -lnler1of • E.xtartor cah The Home National Bank rooorvea tho nghl to bid at the eale or to remove any Item from the aale It •ny ltme The Home N•tJon•l alao reeervea the nght to relecl any or oil bldo (6) 1 21 24 26 41<: Parnting (FllEE ESTIIIATES) r.· INTERIOR I. EXTERIOR 6141Hr1 ... pd.. BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes eGarages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Pomeroy, Olio tin 2 7 92 tin lla Cute Bugle pup blk I whht female make good rabbit dOQ, free to good home 304-e?S2592 Froo Puppl11 Raccoon Road Gallipolis 114-44t.o417 Garman Shephard & pal1 CoiUe ~~:~ 300.s7S 4475 "' 6... SIZED LIMESTONE fQR SALE Hou10 Cots Only. 1 Molt 2 Females 7 Wuks Old Halt Hlmffyan 11"46 4922 (aJI614-992 6637 Sl RI 7 Cheshire, OH. --------J Killona nood o good homo 30461S-3809 Roglotorld Ron Wollor To Glveeway Ma•n Great W1tch 1/2/tfn I_ I Dog WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 992·7013 or 992 ·SSSJ OR TOll FliEE 1-800 848·D070 DARWIN OHIO 7/31f911iln :t-----_;,;:.;:;.:..;;.;;:.:.11 v Announcements SATELLITE T.Y. FOR SALE Attllorbetl Dealen fr. Agriculture Toshiba • Drake • Uniden • Panaso1ic Lime Sales-Servke-Estilates ~ 446 2411 or 1 800·365 1229 SL Rt. 588 West G1lllpolls, OH VALLEY INC. Rt. 2 MJ11wood, W.Va. 304·273-SSSS 4-9-tfn 114-446-80119 Stripped C.llco kiHen to home 304-87s-6036 1 good Thr11 klttena Iter tr•lntd I'Ndy to go 614 992-3n7 To Good Home OW'ntf' Can No Long Care For t Yur Old P•r1 Sl1me11 Cat 614 25&-129'1 Specializing In Cu• tom frame Repair Lost & Found 6 NEW & USID PARTS FOR All MAKES FOUND rid nylon (aekar II & MODUS uatd 30H7S.1333 • 985·4473 667-6179 '992-6215 4 Khtons i WMkl Old 2 Black !Whlta Twin Main 1 Bilek !Fema le 1 Bt•ck !Whlll Female 614 256-1291 Qualify Stone Co. flEE ESTIMIIIS Y. C. YOUNG Ill 3 13-92 -let Us llolf For 2 dogs part Gorman Shaphord & SeHer 304 895-3823 Gf.&JAYMAR Fill llnMAilS IIAVI IIFIIEIKES lal•• • p& I.Nra ...,.,. All• 6 p.a. 61H8~180 Custom Pa1ntinga -E~ol tmd ~oofing -r•• ,..,_ O..f 01 ,.,.,., Giveaway 1 Year Old ~ le Oog To Givuw•y To Horn• C.ll Anar Sp m 614-446 7017 USED RAILROAD TIES co. Public NOIICe 4 992-2269 mo ~LINDA'S Wl'ty Nol Host An Exchanqe Student? Students Fram 20 Oit larllflt CountrltsL.. Seandlnavl• South Amtrk:a t.uropa JIPin Arrlvltlg August You Can M1k1 A OIHerancal A.VUSA lntama llonal1 BOO 765-4963 BILL SLACK UIIESTOME TRUCKING .. Boord of Education rHTho ...... the rlghtlo accept or roreot ..,, and oil blda Jana Fry Troauror llotga Looof School Oiatrlct . __ _ _ _ _5126/ __l_mo....J PUBLIC NOTICE On Saturday June 27 1992 at tO 00 AM The Home National Bank, Thtrd St Racme Ohto Will offer for aale at Publtc AuctiOn on the Bank Parking lot tht followtng Grand 1990 Dodge SE Caravan 1B4FK44ROLX161526 1987 Ford Muoleng LX 50 Liter IFABP41E6HF214527 1969 Ford Mualeng Mach 1 d Or 428 cu 1n 9F02F177121 1988 Hyundat Excel 4 Or KMHLF21J7 JU3374769 1984 Chevrolet Ptckup 2GOOC14HSE1110293 t 178 Tarua Camper 50E2V35754567 The Ierma of the aalt are ond TRACKHOE WORK SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL HOWARD EXCAVATING 3 Announcements A Wlddlng ln Smotoy Mountain Wlddlng Cltapoto Everything Provided Moat R..tonlble PrieM Photoa Vldooe. Muotc , _ , . Limo Cablna Call Ua Boloro Doddlng 1-1110-:IQ 56113 A Wonderful F1mlly Elptri•nc• Sctndlnevltn Europun South High Sc:hool Exchl~ Student• Ar riving In August Btcom• A Hettt FtmHy/Ameiiclln lntercunur11 Student Exch•na• C1ll Kathie 21US0-41S19 Or f-800-Sibllng ArMrlcan JtptniM ball Found Bloek Groy ngar St~ood Young Cal Around lfneotn Pika And Gnhlm St;hool Rood Go~ llpotla 114-446-3312 Found comoro In Syrocuto Park ldonllly to ctatm call6 802-41886 '"" 8prn Found G"""on Shopl>a. Around E'4tnl Htigl"'t• 61-4-4~ 2918 J.'"" LOST flmal• Bill Lab weartnQ red coUar comer of At 2 I Rayburn Ad 304-615-1241 L.oat D•nvllla sr.. Sonow Phlllyl whit• blaze fKI 2 whitt stock ngt Reward 614-._2 305' 7 vans & 4 wo·s 1182 FO<d Er:ollno Von E 150 1195 ~75-2218 1974 Duke 14x65 2 Bid oom5 Fumlshed CA Underpinning Beat Offer 614-446-0782 Air Condltlonart Refrigentore Dryer & Washer Color TV Mcrow.ve 614-256 1238 1986 Toyot• 4r4 extended e~b topper eltra tlr• on rima, tJI cel\ant condHIOfl call •1ttr 6prn 614-192 5181 74 Motorcycles 2~~:64 1990 2 112 Repossessed Ooubtawldet 5 Av•llable Only t1 000 Down Repossessed Singles 31 Avail able Only $500 Down Wllh Ap. pro'41d Cradi1 C1ll 1-80(}...589 5710 $500 Ott Purchaae Price Of Any New Home AI Els1a Hom1 C.n tar Great Seleetlon Free Sat Up And Dtliv•ry Call 614 m 1220 Avallabll July 1st loh70 3br Mobil• Home On 3 Acres 8 Mlln From Town On 218 Will Consider Land Contract For Appolntm1nt 614-388 9946 Public Sale I m a golf Widow I murdered my Rick Pearson Auction Company husband tor playtng too much full time auctioneer complete L..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,;..,;.;,..-::....;.:.,:~=,;:_----~...:.:..:..::==..;;;;;,;.;;:;:,,::.:.::_ auction service Ucensed /" 34 Business 166 Ohio & Wnt Vlrglnla 304 m- 5785 11 Help Wanted 18 Wanted lo Do Buildings Urgent We Sell Two Quonset 9 Wanled to Buy S1yla Steel Buildings Naver Hnt eara In my home lor In Or vars Tak• Charge 01 Your v1\ld Rac:lne are• experienced Erec11d 42 xS4 55 liDO Ex~• I Don t Junk It Sell Us Your Non Careef And You Life Orlva For care re•sonable 614 949 238'1 lent For Commercial Or Farm Workmg MaJor Appllatlces J B Hunt And Earn Top Pay And UN Call Merlin Colle<:! 419Color TV s VCR s M crow aves Benellts We Pay For Your OTR Interior atterior & root painting 659..5904 Air Cond111onars Etc 614 256 Experlane• Up To SO 28 Per w.sh down house I Ira 1ert f2 1238 M le 1-800 2JB HUNT EOE yrs experience free 11tlmalea 35 Lois & Acreage 111forences 304-675 2708 To Drug Screen /Subject Old marbles toys comic books $2 900 tor lots on Happy Hallow lanlems pictures and turn ture Experlenc.d techn c an needed lawtl Mowing & Odd Jobs lan• watar road & electric Osby Martm 614-992 i'l41 send resume to Box 743 Raatonable 614-446 185i S2 450 tor camp stes al Bass Pomeroy Ohio or ca 614 992 Miss Paula a Day Care Center Band uhlltlas 304 576 2894 2174 lor appointment Slto effordab • chltdcare W F Nice mobile home spac1 avail Fr endly Home Part as Has 6am !i30pm Aget2¥1-10 Open ngs For Demonstrators Before aher school Drop-Ills able c•ll Mn 1-800-837 3238 No CuM lnyeslment No Service welcome 614-446-8224 Naw In Charge H gh Comm1sslon And f•nt Toddler Care 614-44~227 UHd safes good eond openad Hostess Awards Two Catalogs, W1ll care for the tlderty ltl the r Over 600 lt1ms Ca 1-800 488- home send itlqulres to P 0 or unopened 304 882 2079 48)'!; Bo1 312 Pt Pleasant WV 25550 Want1d To Buy Junk Autos 41 Houses for Rent Wlh Or Wtt\out Molors Cal Gat H rad Easy LAarn How To Will do any type of house or Get Employers To Call You And oHk:t palntln~ 304-675-6330 or 2 Larry Lint~ 614 388-9303 bedroom m Pomeroy G ve You The Job You Want 875-5947 an)'1 ma $2501mo plus utilities daposlt Top Prices Pakl All Old U S Rasuns Guaranteed Free tnd ratsrancn ~ulred 6i4 Coins Go d Rings Sll'4er Coins Racordad lnformaiiOtl 317-624 992 7503 Gokt Coins M TS Coin Shop 3,33 Financial 151 Second Avenue Galllpo s 2br City Schools $3~ Mo Plus Help wan1ed to se Avon all Ut 1ltlas Reference And Deposit W• Want Your Pool' Trade ll Or over area 6\4-446 3358 614-446-4447 S.ll Ua Vour Pool Ca 'The 21 Business JOBS AVAILABLE Pool Man 1-800-59 Pools Br ck 2 bedroom bes de Post (Salaries range between $50(71;657) Otf ca Handerson WV 304 675 Opportunlly $385 Weak ~) Full or Part T1ma 3331 8 00 5 00 $275 month Cue to I he ~ugh cost of factory 'NOTICE I plus $150 deposit space ns uranca worker s otiiO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO N1c1 etl c1ancy collage un que compensal on and other com racomrn~ndt th11 you do busl and beaut lui 304-675~42 pany expenses: many com 11 He lp Wanted nes!l wfth people you know and pames c:an save thousands of NOT 1o 11nd money lhrolf9h I he dollars n production hmt with mall until you heve nv111 galed SlSOI01y Processmg 42 Mob1le Homes people ISSimbllng very simple tht offering Phone Ordtrsf People Call You for Rent products at home tor lham No E.: parlance Necessar,31S.. T.ll-6062 1ence not $$ Dial For Oo1lar5 U Race v 11g Special skillS or 2 bodroom trallor needed bKause Instructions Paymantt Of Rea Estala? We utilities 614 992-3257 Pay More For Con1racts!Trusl and rr:altria 1 art sent to you AVON All AREAS' Share your Af1tr you compklta work sand Oeeds Cal Now I Skip Fosa El 2 bedroom AC washer-dryer t me With us You II love the it back tor p.aymenl The mor• AIHD0-637 36n lumlshld S200 mo plus company 1-800...992-6356 wort!; ) ..u do the more you nm uiiiiiiH rtf & dap 304..S7~874 VENDING ROUTE Gal R eh Just 20-45 mlnulll a day work A Better Job But No H gh lng 11 home you can earn soma Quick? No Way But We Have A 2 BR furnished or unturn1shed ScMol Diploma? Fin sh Yours very lmpr111lve wa9es Kroger Good Steady AHo dable Busi Cable air Overlooking Ohio AI Hom• By Uall 2 6 Weeks Publish ng hu a listing of a nest Won 1 lut 1-800-284River K•n•u~a Clean & qul•l S99 00 Total Payment Plan variety of d1H1rent work that 8363 Fosler a Mobil a Home park 614 Avall1bl1 1-ao0-338-5551 446 1602 suits both men and women Vending Rout• Local We Have Columbus For lntorm•tlon Bnl of ell you work when you The Newest Machines Making A 4br On Cora Mill Road Off AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU went (01"11 company 11 paying Nice Stead)' Cash Income 1 Rt 325 No Pets Oepos 1 & E•cellent ~ay Batltftts $342 o0 per Wllk to IUtmbll 800-9,5-4354 Reference Raqu1red 614 245Transportation 407 292-4~7 simple plent htngars ) For more 5622 Ett 57'1 9.1 m 10p m Toll Information •nd 1 FREE listing WoiH Tennlng Beds New Com From Unit• Refunded. of ov1r 60 companies presently m•rical Home HouH lr1ler lor rent SR 143 In 1199 00 Lamps Loliona Acc11 hiring wr"• to IC:rtgtr Publlih Ohio 304-882 2904 Shlrtty lng 309 Lothrop St OHMH 10rl11 Monthly Payments Low AVON f All Attat Spura 304-675-1429 Nlc. 2br Mobile Home a M1tes T•unton MA 1)2780 Kn~ger AI $18 00 Ca Today New FrH Publishing d~ r.qulrt S3 80 Calor Cat•log 1-800-228-6292 Down State Route 218 Raleren B•nds wanted accept1ng aud CH 6 Deposit Requ led 614 tlon Ia pH aher 4 00 f:>M Arnl• s for post1g1 and handling tor 256-6251 Sports Lounge Galhpohs Ferry 11stlng Ordtra can not be lllild w" hout pott•g• •nd handling 304-67S-5789 All ow 3--11 daye 44 Apartment Co01enant Transport Medie~ ll y Tr•ined Persons with for Rent "School + 6 Mot OTR nc vetllputlttura tkllll to com 31 Homes lor Sa le Min Age 23 pleta lnsuranc.e exam• for n1 1 ba<lroom 1p1 good loca11on "Tum Pay 27 29 Cent• tlonal Plflmedlcal nrm in your 2 bedroom $14 500 304.fi7S101 SIKI:h & Main 51 Newly "Singll Pey 19 22 Cents 662t aru Appllc•nt mullt teke prid• rtmodllld w"h new appliances High MIJuge Bonus Miles In their rtllablllty I skills hava 291 Kelley Or Ga po 1 Oh o Ul 11111 not Included _ deposit Mot~rl Layover 1n '"dent ctr enjoy flexible 45631 Telaphont 614--446-3385 requlr~ l04-e75 7131 or 675Loading !Unloading IDI•dhead hours & d11lre to •rn pan time Prlct $52 000 00 Uvlng Room 5936 P•ld lnl lncom• S.nd handwrlnen r~pl y 3 Bedrooms F1ml y Room 1 1-300-441-4394 2 Rooms & Balh Downstairs to ASB Medltellt At 3 Box 229 And 112 Bat hrooma 1 Car No Pels Quiet Cleen CRUISE SHIP JOBS H r1ng Rlploy WV 25271 G1raga Briclc Front W th Ctdar Reference Alfd Deposit R• 12 000/Mo Summer fYear NMd 2 Ucenaad tntur~nc• S1ding QUired 614-446 1519 Bartend.,.. Casmo Round Agents We Have More l.Nds 3 bedroom ramoda ~ home Work1ra !Gth ShoD Sales !Tou 2 Bedrooms Upsta1~ Apar1 Than W• Have Time To Servlc• outside Ga polls city lm ts Guides/Etc Fr" travel Hawat ment UntumlsMd No Pets Natlon•l Company E.:pendlng French doors hugh app o• !Carlbt.•n B•hlrnu Eu ope Tremendous M•n•g•ment op614-4~2583 20x20tt Utlellached garage No E•p N~easury 1 206136 7000 E111594N2 Relund1ble portunity For The Rlghl Pt~n centr~l 1ir gu hut new car 2 BR 1partments In M ddlepor1 Gr11t Fring" $40 000 To pet• 1ppllanc11 rldmg mower n1wty remodeled low ullhll•• FH $75 000 Arat YNr Po11ntlal &45 000 for appoltltment 304 no pets $220 per month I 1-800-556-6420 Ca Crula• Ship Job... Hir ng 675-5201 1f1er 5 OOPM deposit required 614 992 2381 S20001mo Summeriyur round days Night Manager Faet Food ResBartendarsJ Clslno Workers/ taurant Experlenet~ Preferred All lite 3 bedroom 2 baths room grNt room dining 2bdrm apts IO(a alec c ap Gift Sho~ Slital Tour Guides Full Time lnauranct Av1llable pllancu 1urnlshed laundr~ 11C frte IIIYtl Hawllll CariD- S.nd Rttume To CL.A 225 clo cathedral ceiling uc cond Aproom f•c IIIIas c:lose lo Khool bNnJ B•harnaal Europe. No G1ll:rll• Oal y Tribune 825 ple Grove nur Goodyeer plant n lown Apphcat ons an liable allp necusery 1 206-'136-7000 Thlr Avem• Galllpolt OH 304..576 2809 al V1llaga Green Apts 149 or Ell 1617N2 ReiUndlb le FM 45631 BEAUTIFUL HOUS£ FOR SALE ca l 614 992 3711 EOI-t _ Olltltk: Technk:l•n Challtngmg Owner Operelors To Pull 48 Historical Area Corner lol 816 Main St Pt Pleasant W Y a 3 bedroom apartmtnl In M1d And Rewardln,9 Position As Vant Throug~ul Onlo And Complately Rano\lated 2 Fu 1 dleport 614 992 3187 Part Time Chn c:al Olet T.ch Frlngn Of Surrounding Stales nk:l•n In Long Tern Care Out1es Driver Friendly Fr1lghl Home Baths 3 Large Bedrooms New BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Include Olvetoplng Nutr 1 onat Moat Nlghlt P•ld Permits Call HVAC New Carpel Availab le BUDGET PRICES AT J ACKSON June 15 614-446-2205 Atussmentt And Cara Plans HIOIHl37 '700 ESTATES 536 Jackson P1ka Some Trtv•l May Be Aequ red New 3 bedroom hou11 lull lrom $192/mo Walk to shop & PotenUal For Full-Time Apply In basement all • ec city waler mov 11 C. II 614-446 25611 EC>t-4 Person Or Sand R1sum1 To half •c re land In Pt Pit $40 000 Registered Scen~c: Hills Nwrtlng Center 31 t Fum shed Apt 1br $235fMo Wrfta PO Ball 369 PI Plaasanl Nur'H Naeded to provide n Buck Ridge Road 8 dwt OH Ut litl11 Pa1d 607 Second WV 255~ g vlng n•m• ad home personal care Ass•ss dreat and phone no 45614 Avenue Gall pols 614 446-4416 ment 1nd pl•nning tor adult Atte 7p m Drivers Year OTR Ex psychiatric pall1nt1 Not to n Nice 3 Mdroom sec tiona home ptrl1nc1 Proltt Sharing 401K c11d 17 hrstwk Salary nego- 2 baths dining living room I Gracloul 1vlng t and 2 beG Milug• S.t.ty And Fut 11ablt W'Y lk:ansa required family room w fireplace 1 9 room apar1mtnts at V llage Bonusu Run Midwest South Manor atld R ~erslde Preslar~ Canter 213 Valley acrn may consider trade for Southeut Home Regu ar Ori'41 Point Pl1111n1 Apal1mants In M1ckl aport From WV farm or scraaga Som•rvlllt Heartland Exprtst Inc 1..aoo- 25550 304-675-2361 AA EOE $196 Cell 614 992 778? EOH Realty 304-675-~30 or 675-3431 441-4953 Large Furn shed Etl c ency Rt 160 North 3 BR ka nu1 Ori'ltrt C.l•don Is Adding New Apartmtnl LA BR K I ehan condition $l8 000 Cal tor apConventioN! Tr~ctors WMkly Omette Bath Cent al Heat Air Raloc•ll And Make Ercei 1n1 pointment 614 388 9115 or 388 Nlld Dri'4trt For Truck load Pa~l Condl11on ng Rede conl.cl Construction Wortl.lra 8711 Operation We otter E1c Trattlc Netded For All Phas11 Bonus FJhona 614 <t46-2602 Lann Lett Th•n 11% Eaat Paid Living And Trant Expen 3 room house full basement Lot Sm•tl furnished tft ancy apt Coast Freight Liberal Get Home ... Ca 1 N"owf 407-645-2140 Ext &Ox 150 Camden Ava $14 00 0 private elrtra nice good toe• Polk:y Exc Btntfns & M Its 1100 i-8 EST 304~75-1771 leave message lion. 304.fi7S-2083 or &75 6689 MIIH 1-800-729-9770 24 Hrt A Cay 7 Cays A Week (leave RkJ Gr~nd• Pollee Dlpar1ment Wedge Apia 506 Burdette Sl Mobile Homes Metsage Aher Normal Bus nets 11 Accepting AppUcatJo.nt For Poinf P eaunt no pet a t end 2 Part Time H• p Applications Hours) lor Sale bedrooms 304.fi75 20n aft•r May Bt Picked Up From 9-3 Drivers Wanted SouthWest Monday Thru Friday AI The Rio 12K65 On 1625 Acree Addison HO Motor Fre1ght In c Starting Granda Municipal Bui ding P kt Newly Remodeled Tot11 Taam P1y 28 1 2 Cents Per Ml • Furnished Electric $18 500 Nagot onabla S11 The Cau!ltry And Gtt Paid 614-446-3088 At1er 6p m Madlcii/Lita Insurance load Rooms For It! Patrlo4 otftrt Ouahly lng!Unlotdlng Pay Pay Salellta Truck Driver Training In Only 8 14x70 191C Kerwood lbr Under L•yovtrfSlop 1 800-388-1150 CommurUc1Uont E.: cellanl w.. ktl C.ll pinning $3 500 Good Condition Attlttanct For But Nlllds Some R1p1 Banetll & Bonus Package If You Financial 614 OuiUIIed Applicants Have 1 Year OTR E•per enca 245..58711 Cltan MVA • Age 23 Call Up To 28 5 C.nta Per Mila Plut 14170 ••c cond 3 bedrooms on Rooms lor rent Wllk or mon11'1 Today 1-800-321 2084 St1rtlng at $120/mo Galla Hot•l Baneflt1 Over 100 New Convtn prinl• acre m•Jor appl 1ncu 614 .. 4&.9580 Uonals On Order Owner lots of utru Apple Grove Orlve111 Wanted US Xpreu Inc Sterling T11m ~ay 28 112 Operators_~ BOt Per Milt No $10500 304..!176-2783 Sl .. plng rooms with cooking Ctnl Par M~• All Convantlanal Uptront ~HI No R~ocailotl Al10 trailer spece A I hook uj». 1969 Shultz mobile home 12x60 C•ll Vernon Milling Co Inc FIH1 Satelll11 Cammun cations C•ll aner 2 00 p m l04 7732 badrooma 9•12 porch under SC 1..aOO.t64.1772 Or Lauretla Msdlcallllft Insurance 5651 Wason WV penning 2 AIC 11c con d 304 1-803--682-4280 Liyovar/Bretkdown ~•Y Asslg 882 2611 ned Tracton If You H•v• 1 Year 46 Space for Rent OTR Erperlenct Clean MVR & Wltl1td tomeon• to tear down houH far m1ttrial 304175old 1974 Shultz 65114 2br Uv ng Minimum Age 23 Call Vanguard Country Mobile Home Park At Room With Expando Kit chen 32'9 Men~gemant S.rv c:a Tod ayl t 33N under new m•nagament Dining Room Bath CA Tolal 800-3212084 WE ll PAV YOU To Type Namn El.ctric Loll $85 home rent alt $235 Slorm Wltldowt And Addre1111 From Homel 88 500 614 378 24&4 614 992 2167 DrtvaniOTR Nnded By TLC New Equtpm1nt Arriving S500 oo Per 1000 Call 1.gc)().896Rat•lt Or Office Space .AVIIIable 166& ($149 Min118yre •I Or 1982 WlndtoJ 14.:70 2 bid D•llr/Annu.al lncreaae&ml An Llfayallt Mall 614-44&-4222 Wrht PASSE 331 111 S. Ur1 rDOml CIA{ tot•l al•c und•r nu1 Bonuut/Pald V1c1 penning mTg by Zimmer Corp, tlor.'HHHh tna We N1td Drive,.. eolnway N Aurora fL 60542 8ll20 treatecf wood poJch 8x20 47 Wanted 10 Rent With 1 Y. .r EKp Recent Driving & railing alumn awning Gr~d/Grad With A Few Months Business 14 Nice cl.. tl 2 or 3 IMdroon'l wllcrolle mfg by Our•bulh Exparienc. Caii1-800-735-85:Z4 Training Mx16 blm atylt bldg lrllled house prefer prtv1te setting! Euy Woril Etcellent Pay! At wood everything exc eond 614 992 :2428 lu'4e rnauo- 1 Rotroln NowiiiSoulltNittm mullt Mil Immediately ons umbl• Product• AI Home Cal no answer Bualnooo Cottogo Spring Valley owner 304<6J5..5141 Toll FrH 1 800-467 '566 Ext Ptou Call Todoy l1~-446-4387n 313 H188 t4ll5.2 Forrtsl Park Aeglsteratlon 110-05-1mB Experienced 1111 btd drivers tor mobUehomt 2 porches and un lnt~r~tate operation •pproJI dorplnnlng $8500 OBO 18 Wanted to Do l.oelted In Pomeroy. Mike Oh 500 milt radiP 1111dy haul Household holM moet w"llendt top PlY 51 Will B•bysit In My Homa F1n linger Albany 114-81)8-4192 good equlpm•nl Must be 25 yrs ctd In Play ArH Rat. .ncn 1989 Rodman 10 X 70 2 bod Goods of ·~ with 3 yf'l varlflable OTR .Available Rodney Arel Call room 2 bllth large COMtl exper~nce wlth COL lk:trt~• 614-24&.5887 30 Clallle Gal Rangt Kencanlf'll air tppllancll ex tollcl dtlvlng record • wori. his more Mlerowa'4t ll'4ing Room c:ept tltctrlc hot watlf 614 992 tory Muat Pits road tast and Georg11 ~ortable Sawmill don t Fumllur• Good To E•<*lent drug screen Call 8()0-228-&658 haul your loQI ta tha mill juat 5802 after 5pm or le•v• m11 CondHton 114-4411351 nga at 614-1167~12 for clMIIII Cill 304-8'75·1~57 __ Get Married Be&~~l.lful Chapel In Smokw Mounlalnt GeUinburg Wedding From Simple To EIDgant Photogn~phl Rowlfl Limo Receptlons Lodging. Or da ned Ministers No Blood Teats No W•ltlng 1-800.242 7115 COMMmCIAL and RFSIDENTit\1 FREE FSTIMA'D'.S CAIPEIIIY PlUMIIII, Wlifll&, CUSTOM IUIIJ UTHIOOM Public Notice tin New Homes • Vinyl Siding llew Garages • Replacemenl Windows Room Additions • Roofing KERWOGDS HOME UPAIR SERVICE Equtpment Cleaned 6 18 73 Wn~hf Goods 1991 lnd1oa House Electric 4br 2 Baths Friendship 28170 4b Ba1hs 614-446 9662 & Auction O.tllnburg 1 Little Log Chapel Ch•rmlngL. B1aullful Borders National ,..,rk A Drum Wed d ng To Fit Your Budget No Waiting No 111ood Tttt 1.SOO. 5.54 1451 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. L-----1:.!2~5-;::11~ PUBUC NOTICE Tho Board of True- of Sallobury Townahtp wtll hold • Publtc HNnng on July 2 1992 at 7 PM at the Townohtp Builchng lor the Budget of Sallabury Townohlp for 1H3 Regulor meeting wilt alao be con ductod at tltia time The Budget of Saltabury Townahlp will be available for Pubtlc lnapeclion Juty 3 thru July 14 1992 between the hou1'11 of 6 .,d I P.M or 11 tho homo of Townahtp Clerk Richard Batley 463 Hooker SlrM~ Mtddleport, OhiO 45760 (6) 23 26 21<: 614·742·2328 Refere•ce Ar•il••.. 20 '"· Exp. PH. 614-992-5591 PubliC Notice 1:.:6!.. ) ::26::..:1.:.TC=------I College Streo~ lo • ptpe thenc:o S 85 dog E 158 68 Public Notice fee~ to o pipe the pi•~ of Tromm Builders KIT N CA Rl YL£® bv I arry 5p m Y•rd Sail! Sat half mile out AI 87. watch or algt11 Fru Adult Talk Line t 1'14-162 7007 Uv1 One On On• "S11itllltlea Cultlltud" R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING 89,:, letart M 7 Cool\"tlle 1.1 - Household Dal for Sale ·--- Baek yard patio sale lots of cr1ft1 little of •varythlng rein canctit Mon & Tuu 2812 Mtadowbrook Dr Not R11pon slble for Accldenta 8 51 Mobile Homes The 1989 Redman Oanvlll• t4x72 2br Total El.ctric Raduced Pu~' Call 614 367-0139 .After & Vicinity Divorce $68 And BlnkNptcy $140 Cover• Children Propet1y On• S~naturt Dtvoret Mlllt1ry M ulng SpouH Etc Uncont•sted And EJ:cludtl Gov t F11s Call Toll Fre1 (9a m 9p m ) 1 -8~547 9900 l:ludget Divorce NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING 88 2 New 11...-en 91-'~ Ra ~ me u; ,[ nut . 6 7 ;r.Pl Pleaun l 4 58 Leon ~7 6-Apple Grove 773 M .. on Pom r oy Lhe.ru re 2;;) 6--Cu)l n 0 ~I FIEIISTIMATES 32 Pt Pleasant Otsne~ Ar111 & Florldl Beach Vacallon• 817NIIt $151 Pack agel 4/'3Nitt $19 O.lull Hamla For Ptr Room Prien C1ll Us Today~ Aorldt Stete Travtl 407 826-5761 Hrt 71 m lp m I SNAFU® hy Bruce Beattte Contanary Townhouse R1in Shine Friday And ? s-? HouHhold Air Conditioner Fumlture Glassware Stereos Lola More Come Cal1b111tt The 30th An niven.ary Ot Tht Mount•ln St•t• Art I Crlfl F1lr July 1-5 At BNutlful c.dar Uk• Ripley WV FDr Information C.n ·304. 312 7000 CONSOLIDATED SECURin SYSTEMS eport, Ohio Yard Sale ---------Gallipolis & VIcinity 3 Family Sale 111 Road On LAh Patted The Station 1n C.ntan. ary Fnday Saturday t-6 Rentals Employment Services ••pe SWAIN 4UC'TION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St Gallipolis New & Used furniture hea11rs Westam & Wortt boots 614-44&.3159 VI RA FURNITURE 614.-446-3158 Ren12 Own Washer And Dfyer S1768 Week Bunk 8ed Complete $6 29 WHk 4 Drawor Choot $312 w..,, Roell"" $5 24 w.. , Sola And Cha 1 $"10 38 Weak. CASH AND CARRY Rstrlgeralors Stertmg At s399 Recliners $'1 49 2ll6 Bunk Beds $99 Oln•tt• Sat W1tt\ 4 Padded Chairs.!. S129 OPEN Monday Thru ::.eturday 9A M To 6P M. Closed on Sunday LOCATED 4 Ml Its On Route 7 On Route 141 In Centenary 1 4 Mile On Un coin ~Ike 52 Sponlng Goods 32 45 Merchandise a•• G11 He1ter FOf In-Ground Pool Call 614 388-!1769 Upright freezer good cond $125 Bumper ~I "& card tabl• combination $180 304-458-1n5 or 304-675-1216 55 Building Supplies Block brick sawar .. pes wan dowt lintels etc Claude Win tars Rio Grande OH C•ll 614 .2_4_'..5_1_2_1_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 STEEL BUILCHNGS Factnn. ...... ' D sca.mts Deposit Fortlets Odds & Ends Sue $SS 1 200 To 20 000 sq tt Limited Supply Must StU By 6130192 614 -4 4 ~ 1 on 56 Pels for Sale New Shlprntnt S..ma Prien New SKS Rlfl ll With AccH sor •s $115 Jamlng• Ail Steal 380 Pistol• New $105 Ammunl lion Ave liable Alto 614-446-1822 K.. p Trying Wt re In And Out Alot Or Stop By At 2310 Eastern Avanua 10a m To 10p m Groom end Supply Shop-P1t Grooming All brHds slylts lama Pel Food O.. ler Juhl Webb Call 614-448--0231 Wnchester Modal 97 Shot9un Old Mll1tary Gun VGC Senowt Inquiries Only 614 245-5823 AKC Reg slartld Bugle Pups Wormtd Shott Started $50 Call Steve Days 614-446-4172 Or614 256-1619Anytlm• m"mo •••• I::----.....,_:_:....;,.:_ 53 Anllques ___ Real Estate 75 Buy 01 1111 Riverine 112• E Main Strt1at Hours M T w 10 oo 1 p m Sunday 1 00 to 614 992 2526 54 Anllques Porn~roy m to 6 00 6 00 p m Miscellaneous Merchandise 1 ol hardboard skflng vinyl siding wrought Iron brown carpal shutt•rs foldini stalrw•y !ruck lool bo• 40 mower fOI' Gnlvely 304-675 4004 1987 Original Wolff Tanning Bid 20 lampe. 30 M1n Digital Tlmar S...r. Ksy Lock Syst•m Hom• Of Commercilll Uu E• calletlt CondltkM'I Ask ng $4 000 II You UN Th1 Best Tl\ 1 T1nnlng Bed Is For You More lnlorm•tlon Call 614 20 000 BlU Westinghouse Htavy Duly A r Condlllonar Ex eallent Cond lion $200 No Chtcka 614-446--4922 5 Pl.c• Uvlng Room SuHt Rocking Chair Wood Fram. With C"uahlons $150 614-256 1308 Boys 20 Huffy bl~ycla hind brake a •cellant condition S60 614 912 2428 Concrete & Plastic S•ptlc Tanka Jet Alrttlon Tanlw Ron Evant EnlarpriiM J1ck.son OH t-800-537 9528 AXC Reglslartld Batllt1 pups 7 WNkl old hu hid Hrst shots ellra tllct Sl25 614-667~7 or 6t4-667 3856 AXC Scottish Terr 1r tam~ I• puppies shots worrntd paper trtlned $250/el 814-594 7'111. Belgle puppill 6 mo old full bloodldJ..$25 Nch evenings 1f ttr4 00 t'M 304-89(')..3911 Dovel And Pigeons Several Oil ftrent Kind• 614-367 ~09 Oragonwynd Cltttry CFA Par slana I Siamese t<IHans 614 446-3844 Aher 7 00 p m Enter Bunnin In June elso good tor 4 H & Felr ptOj~tels 304-675-1872 •her 7 00 PM Fish Tank 2413 J•ckson Ave Point p 11111 nt: 304-67S-2063 lull lin• Trop~e~l f\ah birds small •nlmals •nd supplies Golden Retr ever Pups 614--446- Electric tumace 53 000 BTU 3 1!2 yurl old t.st oHer 614 992 3684 or 614 992-&34 FREE INSTALLATION SWIMMING POOLS On y $199 00 Beau111ui Abov1 Ground 11b3h4 Pool Includes Flllt Deck Fence Ladders E e 0on I Baltvall? Call BPI 1 800 548-1923 Products Gan11is Nutrition la1turlng Amino AI:, d Body Bul ding weight lOA and f1t bu rner tormufn Available Ill c usvety at Rite Aid Ph1rmaey Tl"!a ••'• way lo dlat GraYaly riding lawn mowt 50 cut leu than 3 Ylll"' old lop of lhtlln• Gnvaly $3500 hrm 614-992~320 KilLS FLEAS! Buy ENFORCER Flu Killers fOf pets home & yard GuaraniNd eHtctive lluy ENFORCER 11 Baum True Value Store 11 Wut Main St HI Ch11t1r Ot\ I Valley Lumb.r & Supply Corp., 555 Pari~; StrMt Mlddlapor1 Oh KILLS FLEAS I ENFORCER Flu K lllrt Fof Ptll Home & Yard Gua111ntHd EHot<tlvol Buy ENFORCER At Browne Trustworthy Hardw•re State Routt 160 Bidwell Ohio 8u~ N•w VCR $200 antique SSOO old coin wardrobe money girls b cycle & scooter S25 tor both 61• P92-6102 any1 me Ntw Whir1pool air conditioner 7500 BTU Avary Ga.gllln 614 ltt2..5830 Otlvattl 2500 SP typewrirar Fujlltu Dell i Fu both tllc cond 814-4411159 Plnaburgh paint ule now In progrua Calling point It H gal exterior white laltl $13 H gal BurpM tllda 50% on Paint Phil 2•1~ Jackson Ave. PI PH 304-67~084 Plastic And Medal Culvlf"' 6 Inch Thru 60 Inch In Stock Ron Evans Jtchton Ohio 1-80053~1528 Sian• Partabt• llgl"'tsd sign Non Lighted "1251 Fr• llltn/<MIIvtry Plastic: 11t11re $47 50 box 1-800-533-3453 anytime mt 1978 Mercury Cougar new p.trts and new 1 ras lalriy good shape needs m nor work Make oHer 614 992 2383 or 614-9t2 3336 muSIMII 1982 Chevy Caprlc:a A r Crulae No Rust NMds Paint 305 En gina New Exhaust E•c•ll•nt Intenor Sl 000 614-441-(1830 1983 Mercury 992-6874 Lyn~~: $550 6t4- Boats & Motors tor Sale 1965 Allis tkl boatllraiS.r 1SHP l 17 ft llbllrgll•• 6l4-985-.2!>6 lfk 1911 la)a 18 Open Bow Boat 17'0 HP Mercrvlser UO Equ pmenl Good Cond1tlon SJ 900 614-24~5585 After 6P M 1$N K•w Jet Ski 650 2 $1 500 Good Condrt1on Call Attar 5p m 614-446 7017 BOATERS J S Marll"'l Sti"Y c. N.w Mlf cury Enginet In Stock. Parts I AcCHSOrias In Stock Fee1ory Tr~lned Service 614 256-4160 Pfuaurt boa1 WI 50hp moiOI 2~ gJ~'fog tanks lth '. j1Ckl11 614 ..... lr1ll11 .... 1984 Jelta GL DltMI 5 Speed $1250 1969 VW Bug $650 614 367-0106 Two 1990 Yemah• Jet: Skit And. ~ Hlrculln Trailer In EJ:CIIll~ ..._, Condlttoni614-388-9JII6 .. 1985 Mercury Cougar PSI PW AC Cragar spun aluminum whHIS Very Sharpl Ami fml Y-6 S2375 614·949-2045 or 614 9492879 76 t & Auto Pans •• Accessories STRAWBERRIES You Pick We Pick Containttl Provided Open 8-8 M F S.t 8-5 CloSed Sundey Taylors Be ry Patch Kerr Ad 614-4-46-8692 Or 614 245.s178 Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Fann Equipment 4 Horse GooHntck Tra1ler Good Cond lion Call Be Used For Callie 614 24~9640 Farmall M and Farma I H trac tor1 197'V hill ton Chevy pickup 304-67S.OCS2 Ford 4000 TrKlor Wlh R1k1 Baler MOW' ng Mach na $5 400 600 Ford Wllh New Bush Hog S3100 1992 1611 Stock Trailer $2195 614-286--6522. John D11r. Combine De laval Milkers V1cuum Pump 425 Gal lon Milk Tank Compressor nmer Boa I Melert 614 2459525 KUBOTA Sales Parts Serv ce HURST TRACTOR SALES 28 HP ' WD $6995 20 HP 4 WO $5 995 Route 7 North Ma e"a 614 374--4151 Ntw Hotlatld hay bin• New Hoi land super 117 forage harvu1er Oehl 95 grinder mixer l04 2714215 Hsw Holld•nd hay bl ar Dodge dump truck track loader gas wtldlr 61. 367 7031 63 Livestock 10 Y..r Old Big AOHA Geld ng For S.le 614..,..6-8273 Call After •pm L11t Ch•nca to INM loblcco July 1 dtld In• Morgan 1 Ferm w I pay 25 c.nts for Mason Caunty Ouo1a 304-137 2018 low Chol11t1rol BHf Gil low•ys (Orao Cows) Dr111 60 To 6~ Uve Weight 7 Seven Bu/11 This Yura And la.tl Take Now Or Pick Up October Gal lowly Pl•c• 1459 Sc:1nlc Orin VInton 614-388-4512 •• 1985 Pont 1c 6000 S1 200 614 44l.On1 1969 314 ton Chevy tor pertt 350 motor 4 spd ,... Ur11 $250 614 367 1986 Audl 5000 S 1 Owtlt EK1ra Clean Fully Loaded All Ma ntenance Records 614-3888790 614-388-8240 Bud911 TransmiSSions Used 1 rwbulll startmg 11 S99 front l wheel dnvt startmg .t l14i 00 6l4-24~56n 614 379-2263 ~ 1986 Chevatll aulomatlc power llelling .nd brak•• air ltOOO hrm 614 742 2396 Haw gu tanks body pens one ton truck wh11l1 ,..di•ton float' m•ts ate 0 I A Auto R pity, WV 304-372 3933 Of 1 1986 Oldsmobile Roy•l• Brougnam V-6 AC PS PB PW Power S.•ts AM!FM Sltreo C.sutta Lo1ded All Black )I 000 Miles $6100 Call Pat Boyar 614-446-~79 614 446 4223 1986 Pontac Grand Am very condition new pa nt $2700 614 992 3663 good 1987 Mazda AX7 Crulsa Au Power Sunroof 5 Speed S5 200 61 4- 256-1270 1987 Mont• C.rlo low m t•aga $6000 l1rm 614 992-3470 1987 Plymouth Reliant 49 000 MIH $2 500 1988 Chevy Sprint 46 000 M1l1s S2 500 614- 2 ~ ~~:~~~~3~~~~~~~~ rno 1988 Pont1ec 6000 53 500 1986 Mercury MarquM $2 900 1986 Oodga 4x4 $3 200 1986 Buick Sky Hawk S2 021 1985 Olds Dtlt• 88 S2 300 1986 Olds Citra n•w mo101 $2 995 1989 Caviler wagon $3 000 1983 Ford Ranger XLT 12 595 1988 Po1111ac Botlnav lie $4 995 t9a5 0ytlasly S4 995 Scoll~t Used Car New Haven WV 304-882 3752 1989 Pontiac: Flr.blrd Formule r.d w gray Interior T tops all power accnoriet. 41 000 mUes $8 500 304-675-n56 or 675-4636 tvenmgs 1990 4dr G... ncl Pnx 197ti Ford 4-WO Consldenng Ottlr1 On 1955 Chovy 2dr H•odlop 614 04&-41243 19~ RS Cam•ro Y-8 IOidlld rod T Tops $9 600 304-67S4331 1992 Volvo 940 black/ came laalhtr lntertor all options 1194MI right tide dam1g1 $15 250 1991 lnflnlll G 20 btigti bllg• l11ther Interior a 1 options 16 530MI front dlm•g• $5200 198!1 Corvl11t sliver ell ver lllther lnterlot' 43 491M mmor right tront damega $6500 614·949 2600 umu 5pm 614 94~2644 ahlf 5pm 79 1974 Stlt contained 24 ft cam per 12 200 '304-ti1S-2M9 1988 told out Coleman camP" $2 400 304~5-4064 35Ft Travtl Trailer P1ril. Yodel Nn AC New Awning $3 995 +26ft Motor Home Fwlly Equippod 20 000 Moas $8 995 61004& 1102. Prowler 24 tt Mlf eont•lntd slltps 6 AJC tumac. TV anlane lliC eond tandam nle nw 1p1re 304-4175-2785 Services 81 Home Improvements All types masonry brick, baoc:k slona F,.• nt1matn. 304. 77>-51J52 I BAS£MENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlonll lllltlme g~Jtran IN Local Jetarencn rum1shtd Free estlm•tu Cell collld 1 614 237-0488 dey or Nght Rogers Buarnent W•terprootmg Curt 1 Home lmproll'lmtnlls 'f'Nrl EliJ)efleMCI On Oldw & Newer Homes Room Add Hont Aool ng Found11ion Woril. Kitchin• And Baths Free EttimiiH Ref•tncn No Job Too Big Or Sma 614 367~516 HICk I Root1ng: Frte Est1m1tn Phone 6M-38ll-8964 Home Remod•hng Vinyl Siding And Ov~rl\ang 30 Years tx periarn:ed F,.. Est1ma111 614 046.0926 J W Construction Room Addklons Roots O.CU Ski ng And All Typet Of EJ:IIriOf And lntll"'or P1inting Will Glva Low 91d l.lcenald . 614-245-S..g, JET Aar1t1on MOIOI"' repaired NI'W & r•bu n mot on In arock RON EVANS JACKSON ott o.537-9528 Rellabl• Wallpapenng marcl1l And Reshllnhal FrM Estimates Experi.ncad Oual1y Work 614-446-7T19 Com 72 S.pUc Tank Pun"CMng $90 Gall!,! Co RON EVANS ~NTERPRISCS .llc:kson OH 1-800-537-1528 1969 3 4 ton Chevy FOR PARTS 350 motor 4 spd new tire• $250 814-367 7750 t9n Chevrolet 314 Ton 4 WD Auto Air Tih Crulu Rul Good Condition $'1 450 614-446-8158 1981 Chevy 4ll4 Radkl Stick Rabuin Tr.nt & Hubl S1,795 614--446--4141 Attar 6 PM Or Weekend a wv Davit Saw-V.c: S.rvlce G.orgas CrNk Rd Par11 supplln plc:kup. and d1l very 614 04&.0294 Will build patio COVIrt decks scr•ned rooms put up vlny s1dmg or trailer skirtmg 6M 24!i g152 82 Sorrell Wntern M1r11 14 hands gentle Broke to hamill I lid dll $600 614-367 7760 1986 Ford Anger Club C.b PB PSI AMI FM $3150 ComM w lighted running board• new tool bot niW Gl•u IDpl»>' ftM 64 Hay & Grain wf truc:k' 814 Ht-2045 or 114Hay lor Nlli round bll81 S20 IMI-2871 ~~ $2ulrt blill $ 2 up 304- 199'1 Fard Com1ncM pick up, 2 ;;--,--'---;c::-;:-:::---,,- 1 whool drlvo 3 000 mlltl $0 000 Premium Altalfi/Grlsl roUt 304-4175-6118 $25 Morg•n Ferm Rt 35 3041372018 73 Vans & 4 WD s 9 Transportation 1178 Ford Van elle body ft 500 300-576-4031 Swlngaet tor tale good condl lion S35 814 i92 7416 71 Autos lor Sale 1982 Full Slu Bltl:tr high miiNgtt , runs good $1700 &f• !l92-21m Tandem PCX 20 2BM Com patlbll Whh Monitor And Print tr Apply 2C With Aeentorill 6....46-9364 1967 ClASSIC MERCEDES 250S collector value bttwHn $5 000 to S6 000 Must ooll $t 500 304~75-5091 1986 ford Ranger 414 5 apMd ILT loodod STX Ploa IIR kH new tim extra nkl $4100 30H7H260 Plumbing & Heating Carter • Ptumblng Fourth and Pin. Gallipolis Ohio 198! Rangtr V--6 Wllh Air 4 Speed Overdrive $:Z 695..1. 1980 Ford F ,00 6 Cylinder 4 :;peed S2 000 614-446-77'17 614-4469349 1i85 S-10 l.Dng Bed PS PB Toppor Good Cond"lon 12 300 614-379-2932 : ~o "' .. ( Motor Homes Ron • TV Servlea 1peela vng In Zenhh also Mf"Yk:lng most other brands Houle cells alao som~~ •pptlanea r.p~~lrs 300..576-2398 Ololo 6~<16-2450 1960 Lowboy trailer 1917 lnler na11oneltrac:tor lruck 16500 tor bolh 614 1112 2361 • •1 campers& Shop l<anny s Auto C.tlltr For A Good CIMn U11d Car Upper R v•r Road Gl 11po111 614-4469971 Trucks lor Sale ~o .. 800-2T.I.e~ lii:iwo; Euy Gilder Excerclstr New Condhlon Ci11 814-441-0020 6 «e&-n&3 t-800-458--6844 1978 Ford 3 4 ton truck utility body $1000 1980 CutiiiS rebuilt angina dt(;8n1 sh•p~~ $1100 1988 N1111n Senlra •• eallant cond111on $2700 614992-6166 u J T p Sundance n23 nappy 1ck abllckt revent Cru se Till 63 000 Fleaa Mother N•tur. 1 Way Wit hout PesllcldH Chewable & R•a Good Condi1lon • T blot F Dogs & 1986 N ssa11 Pick Up Nul "out a or Candttlon $2 200 614 C.lt At TSC St of'M .o6 $1 256 2 Poodl• puppi11 toys •nd :C:~:=::.--,-~----:cteacupa AKC 1150 mlni•ture 1987 P ymou1h Tunsmo Good a1 Cond lion S2 000 1988 Schnaulllr •n adun dogs 6t4 Plymouth Rthlnl Sletlon 667-3404 Wagon Real Good Conlt1on Frulls & $3 600 614 256-625o 58 1988 Ohfs Toronaeo 614..w&Vege1ableS o986 6,... 46-0070 M•gnum 4!iQ Weight Bench WMh Weights Brand New 2 Nlnttndo • Wit~ Many Tapas 614446-6441 Electric 3 Wh..led Scootera lndooriOtAdoor New & Ulld Uft Chairs Bowman 1 Hom~e~.re 1974 Lincoln Mark IV very good 460 engine runt good body h.. r\lst 304-675-6894 ·-&.3888 84 Electrical & Refrigeration A11ldlntlal or commercial wiring new ewvice or repairs.. Malter UcenMd electriclen Rldonour Eloolrieol WV00031J4 304-67S. t788 85 General Hauling S l S T_, WHkly Ptck.Up. 61..388-8813 W• Do Hauling Al!rtlma Anyptlee No Job Too Btg Or Too Lhtte B nment Cleaning, O.nenl Work Any Kindt 614371..z271: Anytime. 87 Upholstery ;:----,,.....:,.;-:-,..--~--. -roy a Upholll_.ng aoovtc lng trl eounl:y trll 27 ,..,. ~ bolt ln lumHuro upholllaoing Call 304.e75-4154 lot ho 11tlm~~lll > ' �Ohio June EKLY 1992 Handwritten Beatles lyrics up for sale LONDON (AP)- The hand· wrinen lyrics of some of !lie Bea!· les ' bcsl-known songs and a privale film of !he band relaxing on vacation will be sold HI auction, Smhe· by's said Thursday. The ma1erial belonged 10 lhe Bealles' late road manager, Mal Evans, who spcnl 14 years wilh lhe group. It will be offered by his family on Aug. 27. The lyrics include "Day in !he Life," in John Lennon's handwril· ing, from !lie Sgt Pepper' s Lonely Hearts Club Band album, released 25 years ago. Evans was killed in a shooling incidenl in Los Angeles in 1976. The lyrics were discovencd by his family in 1988 when boxes of documenLS belonging to !he Liverpool· born man were re!Umcd from !he Unilcd S1a1es. Olher lyrics include Lennon 's " Because," from !he Abbey Road album; 1wo sets of George Harri· son's "Whil e My Guitar Genll y Weeps" and his "Piggies" song from !he While Album; and Paul McCann ey's "S he's Leavi ng Home." Each song is expecled to felch up 10 $37,200, Solheby 's said in a slalemenl. Two half-hour films show th e Bcatles al !he heigh! of !heir popularily, be1wccn 1966 and 1968. One show s !he four wilh lheir wives, girlfriends, children and · en10urage cruising lhe Greek Islands on a yachl. II includes foolage of McCartney waler-skiing and !he band trying Greek dances. The second film covers lheirtrip 10 lhe Mahari shi ' s Academy of Meditalion in India, and show s !hem medilating and attending Icclures wilh Mike Love of !he Beach Boys and actress Mia Farrow . The las! lime a similar Beatles film was auctioned, in 1986, il sold for $49,100. ART IN THE PARK · Local artists took the opportlmity to display their work during "Art in the Park" sponsored by the Pomeroy Merchants Association on Thursday evening. The display was organized in conjunction with the 1992 Ohio University Communiversity Band Concert in Pomeroy. Tbe concert was sponsored by Bank One, Athens, N.A. Tbe display reatured pieces bv Neal Clark, Gina Tillis, Tabnee Johnson, o"elores Long, Louise Eads, Dale Jacobs, PJ , Harris, Hilda Quickel, Reidun Ovrebo-Welker and Juanita Lodwick. Here, Mary K. Yost, Racine, and Ann CottriU, Pomeroy, view paintings by Juanita Lodwick. Pressure canner testing offered The Meigs Counly Coopemtivc Ex1ension Service provides pressure gauge leshng for pressure canne rs free of charge on Wednesday mornings from 9:30.11:30 a.m. Gaskets and safely valves on !he lids arc al so checked 10 be sure Lhey are 001 hard or cracked . The exlCnsion office is localed in lhe basemen! of lhe Counly Home Building on Mulb erry Heights nex110 Vererans Memorial Hospi1al. Lloyd Bridges hospitalized GUEST SOLOIST • Reginald Fink, proressor or trombone at Ohio University, was guest soloist Thursday evening during the 1992 Ohio University Communiversity Band Concert held on Court Street in Pomuoy . Bank One sponsors the concert each year. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Aclor Lloyd Bridges was hospllalired in a coronary care unil after undcrgomg ICSls, a hospilal official said. The 79-year-old aclor, known for the TV adventure series "Sea Hum," was admi ned 10 lhe Univer. s11y of Ca lifornia , Los Ang eles Medical CenlCr on Thursday aflCr· noon af1er he began feeling ill a1 his Malibu home. "He's slable. He's resting com · fonabl y and he's doing well, " nursing supervisor Susan Davidson said early uxlay . Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two days bdore an event and the day or that event. Items must be received weD in advance to assure publication in the calendar. FRIDAY LONG BOTIOM · Fa11h Fu ll Gospel Church 1n Long Bo110m will have preaching and singin g Friday al 7:30p.m. Paslor Sieve Reed inviles !lie public. Fellowship follows. Pomeroy. POMEROY . Pomeroy Scmor Ciuze ns Dance Club will hold a dance Sa1urda y from 8-1 1 p.m. w1 1h musi c by Smokey Mounlain Dri flers. Publ1 c 1nvi 1ed Brin g snacks for !lie snack !able. REEDSVILLE · A co-ed vol leyball 10urnamen1 w1ll be held Sa1urday and Sunday a1 Easlcrn H1gh School. Open 10 all ages . No more !han e1gh1 players per learn and a $10 entry fcc will be charged. MIDDLEPORT · Ballr oo m Call 949 -2603 or 667 -6785 for dance Saturday, 7- 11 p.m., Ameri - 1nformalion. ca n Legion Annex . Middl eporl RUTLAND - Square dance al Music by George Hall . Cos1 $5 per Lhc Rutland Amcncan Lcg1on Hall pci>CKL Salurday R p.m. In midnighl. Music RrPI...EY . Liberty MounL111ICcrs by Wh 11e' s Hill Road. w1ll perform al Skatdand m R1plcy RUlLAND · The M-G-M Dison Friday. tncl Cub Olymp1cs w1ll be held al ALFRED · Alfred Uni led 1he Ru~and Civic Cemcr Sarurday . Melhodisl Church will welcom e Regi slral1on is al 9 a.m. and th e Pas1or Sharon Hausman back for cosl is $1 . All regi slCred cub scouts anolher year wilh a po~uck picnJC arc invilcd. on Friday a16 pm . Public in vilcd . REEDSVILLE · There w1ll be a TUPPERS PLAINS · Ro und crafl and card show Sa1u rda y a1 and square dance Frida y, B- 11 :30 Eas1em Hi gh Sc hool from 10 a.m p.m. , mu sic by Happy Ho llow 10 4 p.m. Tables arc avaJiable for Boys. Sponsored by Tuppers Plams $15 or 1wo for $25 . VFW Posl No. 9053 and Lad1 cs REEDSV ILLE · lllerc will be a Auxiliary. hoop shoal comes! a1 Eas1cm H1gh REEDSVfLLE · There w1U be a School on Salurda y ~ren dance al Easlcm High School POMEROY · Hymn sing, spon· Friday from 8- 11 p.m. Cos! is $2 sorcd by Hillside Baplisl Ch urch, per person or $3 couple. Pomeroy Parlung LOI, 7 p.m. SATURDAY CHESTER · Shade River Lodge REEDSVILLE · There will be a will hold a spcc1al mccling Salur· ch1cken barbecue al Eas1ern H•gh day al 7 p.m. Work 1n 1he M.M. Schoo l Saturd ay '" co nJunclwn degree . Rcfre shm cms will be with su per weekend . served. LOlTRIDGE · Counlry mu sic DANVfLLE · Wee kend services al Danville Ch urch of Chnsl will be Saturday a1 7:30 and Sunda y al 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill, Fosler, W.Va., will be !he spc<Il<cr. Public UIVilCd. KANAUGA · Libeny Moun laineers will perform al D.A. V. Climer in Kanauga on Salurday. LOGAN . Districl Deputies and Pasl Councilors of Daughlers of America will have a meeling and picnic at Kachelmacker Park in Logan Sa!urday al noon . Take a covered dish, drinks and !able ser· viet. POMEROY · 1972 Class of Meigs High School wiU hold a gel· togelher Sarurday from 5· 7 p.m..at the Senior Ci!izens Cenler 1n Colder weather lowers water park profits CINCINNATI (AP)- The cold wcalher and !he rain have kepi lhe area's water amusemenl parks from doing very well this monlh . Park managers say they hope July is anolher s!Ory. "If we're going 10 have thi s cool wcalher, we'd ralher have it now ," Kalhy Neuse , marketing direc10r of The Beach, said Wedn es day . "July is our peak lim e. "We lfy 10 make up for cool days wilh hoi days. Compared 10 pasl years. olher !han 1991 , we're doing OK." Tcmpcralures th is monlh hav e been four degrees below nonnal. Las! June, temperalures were four degnccs above oonnaL Reggie Whilehead, mark e1ing dircclor al Kings Island, said 15 or lhe las! 16 weekend s have been ramy. "The magic number is 80 degrees," Slreleh said. "When il' s in !he 80s, people will come oul. ·' nigh! a1 !lie Louridgc Commumly Cen1er will be held Sarurday from 7 p.m. 10 midnight. RefreshmenLs will be available. All bands welcome. Public inviled. "ll's really impor1a01 for us 10 moun! !his show , because !here is a feeling oul !here: Is 1his really goi ng 10 happen ?" said Michael Benz. director of 1he rock hall. " We hope !his is a demonstration ... 10 signal !hal il is going 10 hap· pen." Bruce Harrah-Conforth. curator of !he hall, said !lie malerial on display will be a part of !he museum's archives once lhe rock hall IS bUJIL The museum's regular exhibiLS will allow visilors 10 lis1en 10 records of !heir favorite performers or see per· formances on videolape, he said. LIS,.I GS SUNDAY RACINE . Dcsccndams of Lh c laic Albert and Eliza Htll will have lhw annual family reun1on al Slar Mill Park on Sunday wilh a carry· in dinner a1 noon. All friend s and relatives arc invited. RACINE · The 1992 Thicss famil y reunion commillee will mccl Sunday at 2 p.m. al 01' Ferry Land ing Park, Rac1n e. 10 d1scuss fin al plans for lhe Jul y 12 reunion . 5:00 (II 8 (TU,WE,TH,FR) . . _ Shopping Cll (MO) Lavo Bool illD Morning Agriculture Ropo<l (I) D WOIId Howl Now BIB! AG O.y 0 (TU,WE,TH,FR) NSC Nighllldt I!J (TU) Paid I'Togrem I!J (WE,TH) My Slom Sam I!) (FR) Welcome Back, Kolt1lr ID (MO) Jimmy Houolon Outdoorl aJ (TH) Amozlng lllomoo 1D (FR) Pro Wlndallfflng a SportsLI~lght 5:05 C1J Gomer Pyle 5:30 illD Thlo Morning'• Buslneu CllG ASC World Ntwo Thto Morning !Ill Bl CBS Morning Nowo I!J (WE,TH,FR) Polel p~ br Joke ID aooyBruk 5:35 (II. NBC N~C1J CNN Held no Newt 6:00 (II II liJ NIC Nowo 11 Sunrfoe Cll Sllophord'o Clllpol Documerlll~ illD (MO, ,TH,FR) Good Columbus I!Jlal Nowo liD Cl T..,.... Mutont Ninja SYSTEM SAVER"reuets Turtllo a•CNNNtwo ID Bodloo In Motion 8 Todlr Wltll ...,rflyn 1:05 CIJ t Love Lucr 1:30(%111 Nowo (ll Folth 20 liD Cl Morrie Metoclloo 0 • CBS Morning Nowo 1!)1 Flm lutkluo @a.tting FH a Bullnou Morning 8 Dlr ol RIIIOflllon With Jemoo Roblaon 8:35 CIJ Tom ond Jorrr'o F6:451J) AM Wulller 7:00 (l) 8 liJ Todly Cll Succoto·N·LHo CllD Cll8 Good Morning AmortCII SUGAR RUN MILLS CIJS.~~n~~SirMt POMEROY Blilll 0 1D CBS Thlo Momlng liD Ill Jalllll Bond Jr. I!J Huckleberry Hound • @ @ PUBLIC NOTICE "Betay Roaa" Housing 0000 Special Houalng Set-Aalde Program Application• tor FMHA Rural Home Loana will be distributed beginning June 3, 1992 until Auguat 31, 1992, to houaeholds who wish to purchaae one of eight (8) home• In the "Betsy Rosa" Housing Project now underway In the VIllage of Middleport. Technical asslatance will be provided by the Housing Specialist In the aubml18lon of the Rural Home Loan applications to FMHA and those appllcanta, qualified as eligible tor the FMHA Rural Housing 502 Program, will be placed on a priority list tor the purchase of eight FMHA approved three bedroom 'homes to be conatructed In the "Betsy Rosa" project located In the VIllage of Middleport. Priority rating on the list tor purchaae of the homes will be given Single Parent Households who qualify for the FMHA Rural Housing 502 Loan and to those household• currently living In rental units who quaiHy for the loan. Through funding from the 0000 Special Set-Aside Housing Program, qualified households will receive a housing lot grant and down payment a18latance. Also, Interest credit assistance Is available to qualified applicants through the FMHA 502 Loan Program, whereby the Interest rate on the loan may be reduced. Household• may qualify for aaalatance to purchase a home If total household Income Ia wlthrn the very low or low Income limits shown In table below, and can show repayment ability. These are Maximum Income Limits after deductions tor minor children and child care expenses, If any. ADJUSTED INCOME LIMITS VERY LOW: 1 peraon ... $11,950; 2 person ... $13,650; 3 person ... $15,350; 4 person ... $17,050; 5 person ... $18,400; 6 peraon ... $19,800. LOW: 1 peraon.•. $19, 100; 2 person ... $21,800; 3 person ... $24,550; 4 person ...$27 ,300; 5 peraon ... $29,450; 6 peraon ... $31 ,650. Applications will be dlltrlbuted at the Housing Specialist office at VIllage Hall, VIllage of Middleport, 237 Race Street, Middleport, Ohio by appointment only. An appointment may be acheduled by calling Jean Truaaell at 992·6782 between the hour~ of 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday. The VIllage of Middleport will conduct this application process In accordance with the Equal Housing Opportunity Act which provldea that no person shall be discriminated against on the basis of race, color, national ortgln, marital status, sex, or handicap. POMEROY · Pomeroy Unilcd MethodiSt Church will have a carry- in dinner Sunday in 1h c church soc ial room al 5:10p.m. Meal and bevemge w1U be p1UV1 d· cd. Pas! mini slCrs. Rev. James Corbin, Marie11a, and Rev. Don Meadows, PorLSmoulh. and Mrs. Janice McGee , wid ow of Rev. Raben McGee, will be gucm. MONDAY POMEROY · lbe Meigs Counly Vclcrans Servi ce Commissio n will mccl Monday al 7:30 p.m. in lhc Vel cran s Service Office in Pomeroy . RlJTl.AND . The Ru~and Garden Club will mccl Monday al 7:30 p.m. a1 lhe hom e of Mrs. James Nicholson . The program will be "Herb s for 1h e Kilch cn" and "Roses." Frlondt ID !lportoConler a Doylltaok CALF 7:30IIJIID G.l. Joe Scoobr eoo aauotneuDor 0 Popoyo 1:00 (!) 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WEEKDAYS ~ec:=·~ing 180 MULBERRY AVE. 992·2115 WIYX WOUI WCHI WPBY 01 He said possible exhibits mighl include a record boolh 1ha1 plays 1he lOp hilS of 1955 or !he lop hi LS of The Rolling Slones. Construction of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum may begin in early April 1993 al Cleveland's North Coast Harbor, museum officials said. " We ' re looking 10ward a ground breaking in 1993 and an opening 1wo years laler in 1995 in lime for Cleveland's bicentennial m 1996," said Howard Landau , a spokesman for !lie hall . Benz said 1he mu seum IS sull trying 10 raise aboul $21 million in corpo rale spon sorships 10 finance 1he $65 million pnojccL The museum has aboul $44 million raised so far- none of il in corporate sponsorships. Benz said lalks are ongoing wilh possible corporate sponsors. He said he would nm idenlify !hem a1 lheir request Do You Want To Own A New Home in the Village of Middleport? Happy Birthday Jan Haynes There Is Life After 401 (We Think) Paid urn. m 111 ill. Ill sa 11]1. MORNING tics and !he Rolling S100es. Also on di splay were i1ems relating 10 Booker T and !lie MGs, Jimi Hendrix and olher s. The exhibil - titled "Are You Experienced? " af1er the Hendrix classic - will be on display lhrough Sept 27 in a wing of the Wes1ern Reserve Historical Society's muse· IIl ID Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens exhibit By JEFF ORTEGA Associated Press Writer CLEVELAND (AP) - Memorabilia from Elvis Presley. !lie Bealles and the Rolling S!ones will highlighl a lwo-momh exhibil of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum. Officials of the rock hall on Thursday displayed a part of whal IS planned as part of !he permanenl collccuon for lheir stili·IO·be-buih shrine. Jani s Joplin 's personal scrap· book commemoraling her 1969 lour of England, Presley's cus!Om· made blue suede jackel and Buddy Holly's htgh school diploma are J usl so me of lhe more !han 150 i1ems in !lie prcsenlation . Mos1 of 1he ilems are concerl posters, including lhose of !he Bea- Ill. 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(LI 0 ~ Ngot Gounnel Slereo Tuoco S,.r Notional Acodomtc Chomplonohlp tml GD @ Ill PGA Golf Buick Classic, Jrcf round from Waslcllaslar. N.Y. (L) 1;1 1!J Double Trouble aJ Tho Olympiad Jesse Owens recalls h1s tour ~Old medal victones at the 1 36 Berlin Games. 8 Nowo/future Welch 5:00 m Thto Old Houn~ l!)~olHigh liD Cl F Supora ra ol WreoUlng 1!J Juol tho Ton ol Uo£;1 EorfyPrimo a 1D Bonanza 5:05 C1J Flohtng With Roland Mortln 5:30 ~Now YonkH Wort<ohop Club Connec1 I!J My Two Dodo all Romodellng and DocoroUng Todoy aJ Santor PGA Golf Southwestern Sell Class•c. 2nd round from Kansas C•ry , Mo. IL) 8 Newamaker .. Sllurtlll y/NIWI 5:35 CIJ Flohln' Wltll Or1ando Wlloon EVENING 6:00 lll8 illD (I) Ill illliD @Ill Nowo (I) Now Explorers SlereotP Ill Wlkl Amoricl Stereo liD Cl Grudge Milch 0 Wide World ol Kkla 1!J Counllfoltriko all Cou::n IIHt Slerao. 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Wor Fill: Forceo ond c.....,..., OD Not Pap (I) - ' . �I • SUN., JUNE 28 MORNING 1:110 (J) Love loot OIIIC,._ i!JMy...,SamQ a:a ""'*' Holt a Sport~ UtwNight ID Plld Plogram 5:05 (l) Addlme Fllllily 1:21 (l) Addlmo Fllllily 1::10 !lle IIIC ~ IIJMyiiiMw m'&,. 0......., lloua1on dooro a~ 5:41 (I) Tine Stooge• 1:00 !lle TV Chapel (I) LHve It to Betlver (l) World Tornonow 111e Plld Plogrlm I!Dellnderflrw IIJ Lind of the Gilnto 0 EIPN't SpeldWeek a llewt/IIMIIII0 NlwSiglll '92 8::10 llle Millie ond the Spoken Word (I) Lll¥e It to ..._ (I) It lo Wrltlln With Geotge v- (J) • F1llt Looll ae Minority ~uo~ne•• Aeport I!De K·TV Ole Wallhlngton Edition IIJ llunlwoy With the Rich 6 Famouo @ But of American Muacle lllagulne a Nlwt/SIYie Wnh Elll Klenlcll Dey of Rutorollon Wnh SUNDAY i- Sondlego7 Stereo. American lnterut• Stereo. 91 GD Ufe Cholcu E;l llll II Andy Grtlllth 0 II Pold Progrom i1J FUntotone1 a NHRA Tod1y La Grandnational Molson at Sanair International Dragway 1n Montreal, Canada. (L) a Newamaker Sunday ID Prince Valiant Stereo. E;1 10:35 (]] MOVIE: Retum to Mayberry (2:30) 11 :00 (l) GAt luue (I) Ufeatylea altho Rich & Famoua (J) D Newamakero <Il Square One TV 0 (J) 111 Paid Program iii Nalholle Dupnee Cook a tor Family 1nd Friend• 91 GD Sund1y Morning Home Show llll CD MOVIE: Amtrlng Glace and Chuck IPGi{2:30) i1J Seooby Doo 121 lnalde Winston Cup Racing Stereo. 1D Sportl Reportero a Gamea of '92 ID Burt Wolf: Eating Well In Toronto (1 :00) 11:30 (l) Ill liZ Meet the Prell ~ Ill D ill D Thla Week W David Brinkley 0 (!) Sneak Prevlewa iii Ciao ltollel 91 11!1 Nl~ Court Stereo. E;l a Race y ID SportaCenler a Thla WMk In the i'IBA 0 , _ . Aobllon 7:GO llle llobert Schuller with thellawo1Potnr0 (I)MinocloaToday (l) TOI'I 111C1 Jll!y'a , ....., ( ! - (J) • ille P11d :1rem ~ Berney I frtendl tereo. e 11'1 Your llualneoa liD e Gar~* Tid Armtlrong De 1n Focua 11J Clrulnt Sporla Legenda Former Otymplan Rater Johnson discusses his track and field career. Host: Reggie Jackson. QC1•ope ID SporlaCenter a ~~ey~rea~~ 10 Colli Ridge Mlnlltrtel -D.JimnK~ _.,........,£... 7::10 I)) lloblrl Scllul11 Wltlllha IDe-T C!l .... llaica w 1' 00~CI Beauty and the Baaat Fllnll-• 7:35 (]] 1:00 ill e Sundoy Today ooa..- llle Colli Ridge Mlrtlatrteo W1t11 D. Jlmn K~ (IJ Sa-. Street ille Victory of Fo i liJ QED • • ft 1a w - With vo-n liD e Mr. IIIIY1dlre o£. Edftgllllllc ICh t1J Memortea: Then and Now ([tJem Q:a~WnhTommy Setldero aDeyllreak ID Swtea Family Aoblneon 1:05 (l) Flnlo- . 1::10 (I) People to People 1D D .._ Scllufler Wnh the - o f , _ E;l i l l . Dey of Dt1CG¥1ry (!JOED ille Edition llll e Hllrry IIIII the Hendelwolta 1121D ~ ';,lllhlhoull I!JIIn s-ell o the Lord'a w~ g lnaldo .£Senior PGA Tour a -/Travel Guide ID Oelbert Stereo. 1:35 (]] Capllln Planet and the Plol-11 1:00 (I) Wtlkllld Morning Newa (IJ ~Chop's Ptay·Aiong Stereo. ille -.y ond Nine Club Emeat Angley Cil lluMYol Speclall E;l e Cll8 SUndoy Morning § e Beverly Hlllbllllel De Feed the Children Willi Ulrry Jonea II) Alclng World aIIJSmurfl~ Tnoct<lrt' SA Tho World s Greatest Worldng Truck ShOW, at Anaheim, Calif Q:1 lnaldlthe PGA Tour a:::a:,w• ~ns3 t:OII (I) Olligln'l lallnd t.:IO !lle World Tomorruw (J). On Seine: Emergency Reeponea ~ Berney & Frienda Stereo eALFQ a • Hertry Mahan liJ TNa Week on Pn Rood i1J Derw.~ uat IHIIIilliiW Tnoclll 1nd Tractor Power Monster truck racing. Stereo. 1D llellbll Tonight a -/Your Money D Capllin N 0 8::15 (]] Hippy Deyl IO:OOIIJellllleYII'I Volcl of VICtory With Kenneth Ca11111nd (I)IWs-cfl llJ·PIId=.. ~lllldlllg ... tliuch ......., (T) (I) MOVIE: The uat Commend (2 001 (!) Computer Chronicle• Cil Vic:2vGarden !;I 91 e MO IE: The PurouH ol D.B. Cooper (PGJ (2:00) II) All Amorlcon Wreatilng a Celebrity Ouldoora a NewaDay 1D MOVIE: The Wild Pony (2:00) 12:30 ID C1 WKRP In Clnclnnlti (IJ Cla11ic Cor Shop Stereo illD VIewpoint iii Motorweek '92 Stereo. 112111 Speedwey Thunder The Champion Spall< Plug 500 IS held at one of NASCAR 's most competrt1ve Stereo. ID Glory Doyo a Nowa/Selence and Tachnology Week a es-c~~ a Championships from l ondon 121 IIIII Donee Outdoora II) lt'a , _ llu-u ID llodpShaping aEYIOIIIICINovak D• 12:00 Ill I) il)l Tennla W1mbledon tracks In Pocono, Pa . llleMinocloaTodoQ liD e Sltpet Fore. a-ve AFTERNOON £ IIIII (J)AdMISmlth liD. Botner Pyle De Dey of Autoratlon Willi Jlmn Robllon Sundlr Todly 0 Valtnln Stereo. r1t W1NW1 Ricky Audd. o Stereo. a 8por11WIIkiJ ill Newl/(ln lha Menu 0...,. 10:051]) ...... Dayl t0:30 (I) Wl.e lrt the World II Motorweek '92 Stereo ill Ill Paid Progrem Cil Flri~ Uno II) M1 yver E;1 a The lleaamutera 3rd Annual Eagles of A1191ing Tournament in Pintlala , Ala . Stereo. ID SCCA Roclng From Detroit (T1 QIJ NewaDay 1:05 (]] Andy Grtfflth 1:30 (!) (!) European Journal Cll II To Ba Announced i!ll CD Major Leogue Ba11bell Pittsburgh P~r ate s at Montreal E•pos (L) 1121111 Golfing America a Hank Polt!er'l Outdoor Megezlne Stereo QIJ Newa/Moneyweek 1:35 (]] Andy Grtfflth 2:00 (I) Lead-off M1n ~ Clt Entertllnment Tonlght !?. ereo. (IJ Travt 1 In Europe With Rick Stevea Stereo ill Ill MOVIE: Deldly Hero (Ri {2:00) iii Myateryl Dalghesh learns how S1r Paul spent hiS last MONDAY F~llllamaOb- &)001 Stereo. ~ Mcuughlln roup 0 Jult 1M Ten of Uo 1;1 a Wlnnero Ricky Rudd . Stereo. ID Secreto of Speed Emerson Flttipaldi 11 a Ear~yPnme 5:1 5 (l) Tom ond Jll!y'a Funhou11 5:30 (I) Twllghl Zone Cil TonfBrown'a Joumal 11J My wo Dodo a NHRA RIC!~ Le Grandnational aison tram Montreat (L) 1D Sonlor PGA Golf Southwestern Bell Classic, final round from Kansas City, Mo (L) a Newamaker Sundly/Newa 5:35 (l) C1p1111n Planet ond the Planeteero EVENING 6:00 Ill II (I) G 112111 Newa ~ MOVIE: Dill Of the entvry iPGJ (2:00) (IJ Llalenlng to Amerlco Wnh Bill Moe- ~ liJ Are You ~ rved7 ~GD cas Newa il)l Slaktl • Ebert IIJ Beyond Realny 121 Truckln' USA Tho Tough Truck Conlest from Wisconsin 8 QIJ Gamea of '92 Big Brolhor Jake Stereo. 6:05 (l) WCW Main Event 6:30 Ill Ill 1121 NBC Newa E;1 Cll D ABC Newa 0 liJ Frellh Fields OGD Newa 1121 Ill Cas Newa 0 11J The Hitchhiker a Rood Teat Maguine 1D SporttCenter a Nowa/lnlllde Bualntao e Maniac Manelon Stere o 7:00 Ill Ill [)) U.S. Olympic Showca11 Track and field trials (T) (l) I Love Lucy Ill Cl Cll Ill LHe Goeo On The Thachers cope w1th an xieties during the holiday season. (A) Stereo . ~ (IJ Legacy Stereo. :r. Cil World ol Collect Cora ~ereo. 11!1 10 Mlnuteo llll .. INI I Tld'l Excellent Adventurwa (Premiere) Mr. Kielson takes a tnp back to tho days of King Arthur. Stereo.~ 11J MOVI : Superman iPGi (3 00) ID lleaeball Tonight a World Tod1y ID That'o My Dog Stereo 7:05 a American Sporta Covalcadl The World of Outlaws sprint car competition in William s Gro~e. Pa . 7:30 !Il l Lovt Lucy (!) Cloaalc Cllr Shop Stereo. lllllll True Coloro Katie and Lester disagree over a iOice of music. (R) Stereo. Nawa/Sporta S..ndly ID Willard Scon'o Amato"' Hour 8:00 (I) MOVIE: The Fovorttt (RJ (2 00) (]] I Love Lucy Ill Cl ill D Amenco'a Funnleat Home Vkteoa Falling horses and riders: strange cats ; a slippeQ. footbaii.(R) Stereo. (IJ (!) N1ture Stereo. Q «<I GD C II Murder, Slie Wrote Whi"> in Las Vegas, Jessica learns of a casino manager's murder . (R) Stereo . ~ llli iD In lvlng Color When Blaine returns , Antoine wonders 11 he will be the O hOurs. ~ 6 of 6~ ~ ®J G!1 Ill CB porta Sunday Caesar" s same (AI Stereo. ID Major Lea~ue Blloeboll International Hand1caQrom AtlantiC C1ty, N.J. ill 11!J PrlmeNawa 0 MOVIE: Caddyllhack !A I {2 00) a NHRA Todoy La Gr andnabonal Molson at Sanair InternatiOnal Dragway 1n Montreal , Canada . (LI ID 011 -Roed Racing From Lake Geneva. Wis . (T) a Newi/WMk In Revtew 1D MOVIE: Away All Boata {2:00) 2:15 (]] Major League Baaebell Atlanta Br a~es at C1ncinnat1 Reds (L) 2:20 (I) Major League Buebell Pt11ladelph1a Ph1 llles at Chocago Cubs [L) 2:30 (!) American Vaca~ona Stereo. 121 lnalde Wlnaton Cup Racing Stereo 3:00 (l) Ill 1121 U.S. Olympic ShowcaH Amenca ·s Basketball Tournament (T) Ill Cl Uleotylu ol the Rich 6 Famouo (IJ Technopollllca (!) Thll Old Hou11aSJ 1111 all Ill PGA I Buick Classic. final round fr om a Westchester, N Y (L) 0 a ASA Racing Kansas City 300 from Odessa, Mo. (L) aJ Auto Reel~ From Lime Rock, Conn a NIWI/World Report 3:30 (IJ Adam Smith Cil Sewing With Noney 4:00 (J) Cl (I) Ill lndyCir Racing Milwaukee 200 from West Allis, Wis. (L~ (IJ Reel ve the Planet Steroo. CIJ up tiling With Boneateel Stereo. §:Ia omp Thing ID Horae Racing Irish Derby from Dublin, Ireland (T) 1D MOVIE: That Funny Faellng (2:00) 4:30 (!) Beat of Joy ol P1lnUng i!lllll MOVIE: Stegecoach (2:30) 0 Double Trouble 5:00I])e [))U.S. Olym~ Showcaae Box-off (IJ Glory and lhe Power: - Ch•cago White Sox at New York Yankees 1'01;1 8:30 (]] I Love Lucy Ill D (I) Cl Amertcl'l Funnleat People Singing sanitation men ; undercover Americaf:;farents. (R) Stereo. llll lll Rachel Gunn, R.N. (Prom1ere) Rachel needs a new ren~ fOf her duple~~: . Stereo . 121 Race 1y ID You Aakld lor It, Agoln Stereo. 9:00 (l) Ill [)) MOVIE: 'The Empire Strtkll Back' NBC Sunday Nl~ht at the Movteo iPG~2: 40) tereo . Ill (I) Ill MOVI : 'Suddln lmpect' ABC S..ndlliight Movie (R 1 (2 2~ (IJ llterpleee Theatre The phony war is over as p France is attacked by the SbSil Lultwaffe .• Pt ®J GD 1121 M E: 'Sino ol the Molitor' CBS S..ndly MoYie ~00) Stereo. 0 l!ll II rried .. . With Children Bud sneaks mto a Mensa mixer to find out wtly illy is invrted. (A) Stereo. E•cltlng World of Speed and Baouty Featuring the monster truck Gravod~er . a NewafWeek In AI w ID New Zom1 Stereo. E;l 9:05 (]] Nltionll Geogntpllic Explorer 9:30 i1JJ Ill Herman'• Hlld A near -death experience leads Herman t:Jjnd8r mortalny. ;'Stereo. !Nil De Outdoon Stereo. 1D lllack Sllllllon Stereo. 0 10:00 (I) Howl (IJ Mytteryl Dalgl">ah learns how Sir Paul spent his last houra. (PI 6 of 8) !;I Cil The 'lOa A look at country people In the city and city people In the cauntbow,. llll lll the Shore AldO 's date QOtS bred of wa1t1119 for him lnd!.uces Zock. Stereo. 11J !!Ilk _ lklnga Ste~ , Q I ~ Ill Mamtd ... Wltll I MON., JUNE 29 E;1 •Q iiJ ID NASCAR Mlcloeaaon Report aWOtlcfToday ID lletmon 6:05 (]] I Love Lucy a a ID t t :30 (I) Crook ond Cha11 Sports Tonight lletrruln Dennlo Miller (IJ Europe., Joumll ill Ill NighUine §II Aroenlo Hll Stereo. Stereo 0 MlcGyver E;l ID Sport.Center a Moneyllne ID The wenona 7:05 (l) Beverly Hlllllllea 2 II 'Sweoting lluhta' Crime Time Aller Prime nme Stereo. ~ 1D Sport1Cen r a Mone'une ID MOVI : Hudaon't Bey (2:00) 11 :35(1)111 II) WlmUpdolte llJGChMII 0 ~ 11!1 Married ... Wnh hlldren 0 11 :501l)G 11)1 Tonight Show Wllh Jay Leno Stereo. E;l 12:00 illG Dennla Miller i1J The Hllcllhll<er a Nollhvllle Now 1D llellbeN Tonight a NewtNight 12:0511JD NighUinel?. «<I Ill Current A llr E;l 12:30 (I) MOVIE: YellowbHrd (PGI (2:00) (]] Nationll Geograplolc 7:30 Ill Ill 1121 Jeoperdl! Q. (I) Major League 11boll Ch1cago White So• at Cleveland Indians (LI MOVIE: Fon:ld engeanee (Ri (2:00) ~ Cl EQ"'Inmenl Tonight ereo. WIll Mama'• Family ®!Ill Wheel of Fortune E;1 0 II Family Feud a Be a Stor Stereo. ID NFL Super Bowl XXVI BNHarda Champlonllhlp Hall of Fa mars (A) acroaaflre 8:00 Ill Ill 1121 Froah Prince of Bei·Alr Will IS suspended after he sta~es a protest at schooL£! tereo. 0 (l) Cl IIJ FBI: The Untold Storiea Two game wardens are murdered by a deer and ~t poachor. (R) Stereo. IP. 6:30 Ill Ill lUI NBC Newo ~ (]) Now It Clln Be Tal Ill Cl [)) 8 ABC Newo ~ (!) Wild America Stereo. ~Square One TV Stereo. 11!1 all Ill Cas Newa E;J llliiD Andy Griffith iiJ Seooby Ooo 1D UpCioae ID New Zorn~ E;1 6:35 (]] Andy Grtllnh 7:00 ~ G liZ WhMI of Fortune N~ht Court 11J Now Mike Hllmmer 0 1:00 (l) e Ill . ill Ill ®J 1D 1121e o Newt (I) Cholrtea In CN~ E;1 ~ Squere One TV tereo R-l~lnbow llliC" II~;~ (IJ NtwiWIICh hlldre~ 91 GD J rd:' E;l I!J) Ill Star Tre 0 11 Entertainment Tonight (11~ T\1 lrU"'!llnC Fl WMto. TM EVENING li'o. Ill Cl naide Ed 0 (IJ Cil MacNeil/Lehrer NewaHourO iii A~e lllllll Love Connection 0111 Peroonlll 0 R1y Bredbury Theiler ID IHRA Roclng Pro Mod President Cup from Ball1more (T) a lnlide Politico '92 12:35 ID Love CotliliCIIon iiJj Ill Night Court E;J 12:50 (l) G 1121 U111 Night Wnh DevldLetllnnln 1:00 ille Jenny Jonea liD Ill Rawhide 01e PeriiCl Scoro i1J Holly- ln-. a Buck Dwlnl II Billy view their society at a time of breathtaking and devastating topless bar to celebrate his 18th birthday . (R) Stereo. 0 ll!l Celebrity Ouldoora 10:40 (I) Instant Replay 11 :00 (I) Monatero (IJ ...Talking With David Froet A conversation with Academy award-winning actor Anthony Hopkins. StereoaiJ IINIWI OGD llllll Stir T{l: The Nut Den111Uon i1J Silk Stalk$',.." Stereo. ~ a TNckln' US The Worl 's Greatest Working Truck Show, at Anaheim, Calif. 1D SportoCenter a Newa/Sporta Tonight 1D Changed Uvea With Ben Haden 11 :05 (]] Ntlworll Elrth 11 :15(1)fll Newa 11:201lJD Newt 11:30 (I) Slrelt Juatice ®J ID Jeope~ ~ 1121. Geotge lc 101'1 Sporta M1chlne a Trucko and Tractor Power Monster truck ra c1ng. Stereo. a Newl/lnalde Bualnuo ID John Ankeltllrg 11:35 (]] Peld Program 11:40(l)G ii)INawa 11 :45 (I) Ill Stir Search 11:50(J)D WKRP In Cincinnati 11:550 Foeua 15 12:00 91 ID Cunrent Affllr Weekend llllll Slake 6 Ebert 1121111 On Scene: Emervaney Reapon.. II) Hollywoocllnolder a Exciting World of Speed and Buuty Featuri119 the SJ pol1t1ca1 and economic chanQO. (1 :00) ®J GD 1121111 Evening Sh1de Problems plogue Wood and Ava 's v1Sit to the cabin. (R) Stereo . E;1 l!ll Ill Family Wolt!a 11J Murder, She Wrole 0 121 Crook and Chaae Q1J PrlmeNewa ~ ID Prince Valla Stereo . E;1 8:30 (l) Ill il)l MOVIE: 'Retum ol the Jodi' NBC Monday Night at the Movlea (PGi(2:30) Stereo~ Ill Cl D Amancan Detective OHicer John Stereo~ ll§J G!) II Major Dad The future of Camp Hollister is 1n the han~ of a tu~le . (R1 Stereo. l!liiD Ma or Ulague llellbell Cincinnati Rods at Houston Astros (L) ID Major League lleaeball {L) ID Black Stallion Stereo. E;1 9:00 Ill Cl ill Ill MocGy,.r MacGyver tries to protect a Haitian college student from ••tortion.(R) Stereo. ~ (IJ (!) Glory ond the ower. FundlmentaUama ObiiiYIII (1:00) Stereo. Q ~ ID 01111 Murphy Brown Murphy IS joined by her father after the death of her mother . (R) Stereo. 0 i1J WWF Prtme nme Wreatil';l WWF Champ1on Macho an Randy SavaQO ~s . Skinner. a Naahvllle Now a Larry King Uvel ID Scarecrow and Mro. King 9:30 (]] Mojor Leogue BallbaH Atlanta Braves at San FranCisco G1ants (L) ~ GD 0 Ill Grepevlne Fran dates her college pro1essor and Joey falls for an otder woman . Stereo . E;1 Sarto• 0111 E'PJ":Inment Tonlghl Stereo. 121 Wlnnero Ricky Rudd. Stereo. ID Paid Progrem 1:10 (l) Ill Home Shopping 1:30 D Paid Program 121 Exploring America: Side by Side 1:45 ill Ill Growing Polna E;1 1:50 Ill Cl Newt 2:00 ®J B Up to the Minute lllllll MOVIE: Amuon Women on the Moon CAl (2:00) ll!l Cftemplonahlp Rodeo Stereo 1D SportaCtnter 2: 15 (I) Ill WOtlcf NIWI Now Stereo. 0 2:20 ~ Cl WOtlcf Ntwa Now tereo. 0 2:30 (I) Urbln Sclm 11 :00) I]) Pold Progrem Q1J Sporto UIIINight 3:00 1D Sanlor PGA Golf Southwestern Bell Classic, final round from Kansas City, Mo. (R) a Both Sldea Wllh Je111 -- 3:30 (I) IIJ Paid Progrom aNIWI/futureWotch 3:45 a NawiiOorn 0 4:00 (l) • Home 8hoppjng (I)NIWI-a., (]] WCW Moln Event l!lllll MOVII!: Cook I Peary: The ~ 10 the Pole (2:00) QINIWI=Story 1D Plld 4:30(J)NIWI-a., aFIII*I' Holt a Aelloblt SourMo - - -- - -· --- ------ -- .. --- a NewaNight Update ID Plld Progrom 1:3511JD WIIHima 1:40 9J Ill CNN Nlwt 1:50 (l) e II) Lat1r Wnh Bob eo.... 2:00 ~· all Buck ena at Billy Bob'l (1 :00) 11!J World Newt 1D 700 Club With Pot Roberta on 10:30 (I) Newa 11 ;00 Ill Ill Ill Cl ill D ®J llil 1121111 il)l Nawo SATURDAY Weapon a lllllll Codo 3 A boy is swept down a dram; a firefighter saves a man 1n a hole. (R) Stereo . E;l ll!l Steller Broo. Stereo. @ Seturdly Night Thunder Silver Crown Cars from IndianapoliS IL) QIJ Both Sldea With Jesae Jaekaon 1D MOVIE: Tho Bllltllriln and the Galahl (2 :00) 9:30 (l) Ill il)l NUIIII Sandy dodges Laverne 's matchmaking efforts; Julie ~hts a phobia. (R) Stereo . Cl ill Ill On the Air Prolessor Answer competes with Bony and her teacher in Q l!liiD nnle I y Bill seeks refuge w~h the guys after a fight wHh his roommate. Stereo Q1J Aellobte Soun:ea 10:00 Ill Ill 1121 Slatero Teddy sells beauty products door·to-door. (R) Stereo E;l (I) Newa (l) Cl ill G The Cornmlllh Will Chamberlain helps David deal wRh his inhibitions. (R) Stereo. ~ (IJ Adve tureo ol Robin liJ Auatin CRy Umlll Stereo. ®J 1D 112111 Jlkt tnd the •ee•ga (IJ MOVIE: llablb'l Fuot (Gi(1 :45) Cil LoniiOIM Pine Spedola Stereo. l!lllll Aroenlo HIU'I Weekend Jam Stereo . ~? i1J MOVIE: Cllvegllt (AI ( :00) a Opry Beckotlge Stereo. IDBellbiiT:'f: a NeWI/Sporlo onlghJ ID ~wn Stereo. E;1 11:05 (l) A-me Fomlly 11 :30 Ill Ill [)) !lllurdly Nr Live Jason PrlesUy. (A Stereo (I) MOVIE: The Diamond Queen (2:00) American Gllc1il1oro a e N~l Court 0 aJeP a 0ronc1 01e Uve Stereo. w. =: ID SporttCentlr QIJ Capitol Ganu/NIWI 0 10:30 llllll Ughbllng Force 0 IIJ Beyond Reollty 11 :aowe lllG ill• oe 1121e II)NIWI IJl The Honeymoonero llonlllll 11 :35(l)A-moF~ 11JIIIChln0 12:0 0 9 1 0 l!lle Comic S1rlp Uve Kathleen Madigan, Rich Hall. John Ferrentino, Wi Shrtner. Stereo. 1121e WKRP In Clnclnnlll Stiller Broa. Stereo. ID Tour de France Special a NIWIHigltt a 12:05 (l) .-.-me F:Q Ill• Betwatcll 12:30 We WWF Wrealllrtg Chi·-= ae VIE: Colorodo Tlll'llart (2:00.1-., . a:aw-·o Volleyball From Seat Beach, Calif. (R) Q1J Evona and Novlk 10 Zoll L.IVItt 12:35 (l) Addoml Ftmlly 1 llle 110me Shopping :oo ~s . China --··--·· plftodirta ..... CoalliiOod - ~~~·- I!De........,. 1!Stir Tlell: The Nell ~~~-~ UpecRI 0 MOVIE: R (2:00) Stereo. 1:05 (]] The Gambler Ill: The L~nd ConUnuea (PI 1 of 2) (4: ) 1:30 1D Cl ill G Home HC~e··· ID Run~ ilnd Racing a wor1c1 oc~oy ID llelntln 6:30 (l). II) NBC Newa (I) Now n Con Ba To lllD illG ABC Newa ~ (IJ Wild America Stereo. ; Square One TV Stereo . !;{ lmprovertenl • Andy Griffith IIJ Seooby Ooo 1D Up Cloll ID New Zorro E;l 1:35 (I) Andy Griffith 5! outrageous costumes for a Halloween party. (R) Stereo . gliDlii c. Fronu:,g N~ht Court£. (l)GnaldeE E;l (IJ Cil MecNei/Lehrer NewliHour Q ~ e MarYIId ... With h~ OlD rdl' 0 l!ll Ill Stir Tre Ole Entertainment Tonlght Stereo. !;I 0 MacG)'YII' E;l ID SportiCanter QIJ Moneyllno C1J1 The Wllllona 7:05 (I) Beverly HlllbiHiea 7:30 llle o J;::rdyt 1;1 (I) Andy Grl ~ G E"""lnment Tonight tareo. illG Maino'a F1mlly a Wheel of Fortune 1;1 1121e Fomlly Feud a Be I Slltr Stereo. ID Sehaop Talk a erou~~re 7:35 (I) Senlord • Son 8:00 lllG 0 M1nn I Machine Bobby and Eve try to protect a stale wrtness. Stereo. ~ (J) Major League llellbe I New YOrf< Mots al Chicago Cubs (L) 1D Cl (J] Full Houae Jesse and Rebecca receive a ~eview ol parenthood . (R) ereo.~ (IJ liJ va The History and Futuro of Blimps, Zeppelins , ~ctoeranes and Others a a comi ereo9t iiJl B iiJj ·crou~ng 7:00~111 01 Wheel ol Fortune e Reacue: 911 A man In a salltoat race Is tra underwater ~Stereo. II F1mlly Worf<a 11J MUfder, She Wrote a Crook ond Cha11 ID Pro Wlllr Skiing From Chicago (T) a PrlmeNewa ~ ID Rln nn nn, ·9 Cop Stereo. E;1 nm promises Jill an eveni119 out, but a lootball [ e intorleros. (R) Stereo. lllllll Mo League Belibel Cincinnati Reds at Houston Astros (L) ID Wllneao to Surllval E;1 1:00 Ill Ill 1121 Quontum Leep Sam lOOks lor an ancient Egyptian tomb protected by a curse. ~ Stereo. lll D 8 ROlli ne The Connors dress up in 11!1 112111 CBS Newa 0 W~ Newa- 2:35 ~·World N1W1tereo. O 3:00 1D Up Clo11 ac..... ftre 1D Pold Program 3:30 (I) Bob Newhart ID Olf·Road Raelng From Lake Geneva, Wis. (A) a Newt CMmlght 3:45 a NIWIIOOIII Q 4:00 (I) MOVIE: Rlcllll olthe Rio Grondl (2:00) llliD MOVIE: Into the Nlgllt (A)(2:00) a urry King Uvel 4:05 (l) The Houeyn-1111 4:30 ID IHRA R1clng Spri119 Nationals from BristOl, Tenn. (A) US (l) Allin the Family Stereo . ~ Fotrnen Jake accidentally kills • boy. (R) Stereo. liD e E " : ? Cllll i1J The H er a American Mualc Shop Stereo. a World NIWI 10:05 (l) u.s. Olympic Gold Women's Vol">yball: U.S.A. EVENING 2:30 (I) ~k r:;'! (l) VIE: ~~In o One Dog Town (I :35) !DSporiiCenler aSportouteNigltt hav1n9 a mid·lifo cnsis. (R) - I TUE., JUNE 30 Reodl:'ft Roln1f 0 tereo. re-examines his lite while a quiz show. Stereo'. (IJ D~ual HI\':£ TUESDAY 6:00 lllG Ill Cl ill IIJ ®J GD Ole «JJ Newa (I) Chlrlltln Chi~ Q ~ Square One TV toreo llllll M IE: Agnea of God (PG t 3) (2:00) iiJ Paid Po""' om Ill Club Dlnce Stereo. ID Secret• of Speed Emerson Flttipaldi II a Worldwide~~~~ 1D TOO Club Pat R-.on 2:109JID Up to the MIIMrle 2:20 llle HOlM Shopping iiJINBCNiglitlldl Expoaure Holling a Dog Hou.. 1D Glory D1y1 Stereo . ~ liJ P.O.V. ®J 1D 1121 Northern tereo. 1:00 9 GD NewI llllll Frkloy tho 13th: Tho II) 10:00 Ill Cl ill D Pater Jennh~a Reporting (1 00) Stereo. (ZJ ShiP!! olthe World a Newo/World Report Final Edltlon ID John Oateen WKRP In Clnelnnoti 12:20 (l) II Roggln'o Horooa 12:30 ~ MOVIE: One Crary ummer (PG J(2 00) l!ll 1D Super1!0y @Ill in Amerlco II) P1ld Progrom a Aoed Teat Ma~allne ID College lleakelball Slam-Dunk/Three Point Champ. From M1nneapol1s IR) 1D Feld the Children With urry Joneo 12:45 Cll Cl uteatytea of the Rich & Fomoua 12:50 ~ Cl E'S"'Inment Tonight - · · (1 :00) Auto Aacl~rom Portland, Ore. aShowlllrTodor 1:05 ~ D Entertainment Tonight tereo. E;1 aeNiwl 1:30 01111 Now 11 C... Be Told ID an alleged drug dealer. (AI monster truck Gravedigger 12 : 10~111 Beauty and the lleut a Bunnell sets out to capture 1D Bo11ball Tonight • Ex.,._ 7 In the USSR A look at how Soviet children a The 1111110111111 JIO Annual Eagtes of An~ l in~ Tournament in Pintla a. Ia. Stereo. a World Newt ID In Touch Wnh Charlaa Stanler 10:30 llllll Married ... With Children AI takes Bud to a . : to Ft'1Hidom' cas Tuelldo!iovle (2:00) Stereo. o Bor wac Middleweight bout: Roy Jones(17-0, 17 KOs) vs. Jorge Castro (69-3-2, 50 KOs), 10 rounds, from Pensacola . Fla. (LI a Nallhville Now Stereo ID Pro Surfing From Haleiwa, Hawaii (T) a urry Klng Llvel ID Scarecrow and Mro. King 9:30 (l) D ill Ill Coach Hayden competes with Coech Judy by teachi~ an exercise class. (A) toreo. ID Pro Jet Skiing rom Dallas (T) 10:00 Ill Ill 1121 Dotellne NBC An investigation of CARE uncovelfadequacies Stereo. (l) Cl Ill Jaek'a Place Greg and Chelsea play matchmaker; a we<ldi! !QOts com&lcaled. Stereo. (IJ Uotenlng 10 A rico With 811 M~111 ~ @ lleaebell onig QIJ World Newo 1D 700 Club Wllh Pat Roberleon 10:30 a On Slllge ID M1jor Leogue Ba11belt (L) 11:00 (l) Ill IJl (l) Cl ill Ct 91 GD 112111 0 Newa (IJ Newawotch iiJ New Mike Hammer a Crook .,d Chill a Sporta Tonight ID lletrruln 11:30(1) Dlnnlo MHier • (IJ To the Con~q Stereo. CIJG NighUine §CD Alllnlo Ho I Stereo. P, 11 'Forover Knight' Crime Time A , Prime Time Stereo. a Moneyllne 1D MOVIE: The Kanaaa Roidera (1 :301 11 :35 (I) Ill 1121 Wimbledon Update Ill Cl Chllra 0 WEDNESDAY ~Ill M1rried .:. With • I EVE~ING I :UO(l)e lllG Clllll iliJID De Newt 1D Chartea In CN~ E;l ~ SqUill One TV tereo. o lllle_~o ~- '.£Senior PGA Tour a World Todoy 0 lletmon 1:051]) I Love Lucy 1:30 (l) G II) NBC New:!;{ 1))-nc...a.T Ill ille ABC Newa ~ (!) Wild Amerlcl Stereo. Squerw One TV Stereo. i a e 1121e cas New• 0 e Andy Grtllllh iiJ Scooby Ooo 1D Up Cloae 0 New Zona Stereo. E;l 1:351]) Andy Grlllllh 7:00~111 1121 Wheel of Fortune "~"£. E E;l Ill G ~~/LW~r ille MarYIId ... with ::-",.£::z, E;l l!lle Stor T ~lnment Tonight teroo. ft: ~~ 1D The Wollona 7:051]) 8eYirty Hlllblllea 7:30 ( l ) : , :Jeoperdyl I)) Show E;l ~· teroo. ~tTonlgllt ille MtiNI'I Ftmlly ae WIIMI o f F - 0 De Fomllt Feud a Be I Stir Stereo. IDPIA~From Lakewood, Call . (L) a Croullre 7:351Il Senlord & Son a·:ao w e Dllferenl World Whnley lolls for a new man on campu1, unaware he Is an OHOIWict.(R) Ste~ Ill MajOr League • Boston Rod Sox al Chicago 0 Murder, She WrOII 0 a Crook and Cholae a PflmeNewa 0 ID That'a My Dog Stereo. 6:051Il MOVIE: Alc:atrlx: The Whole Shocking Story (3:451 8:30 Ill Ill liZ Colby Show Clift and Clair help Sondra and Elvin move into their new houseereo. E;l Ollt of Trirtlt A quote from a small boy's favorite book inspires him to save his mother"s lila ; a mother busts a drug dealer who IS supplying drugs to gr daughters. (0:30) Stereo. 11 Michlel Joekaon: The D.,geroua Tour Taped footage of a per1ormance in Munich, Germany. (0 :30) 1D You Aakld lor I~ Aglln Stereo. 9:00 Ill Ill II) Chllra Rebecca hires a piano player who becomes obsessed by her. (R) Stereo. 0 (IJ (!) Myateryl A woman becomes hysterical when her fiance 1s killed. (PI 1 of 2) 0 ~Ill ~ Strlll Stortea ereo. liD Ill lleirerly Hilla, 90210 Andrea leads campus support for condom distrlbut~ on campus. (A) Stereo. MOVI : Young ront<onateln iPGi(2:00) Stereo. a NellhYIRI Now ID Top Ronk Bordng Heavyweight bout: Alex Garcia (22·1. 18 KOs) vs. Mike Evans (24·5· 1, 17 KOs), 10 rounds. from Las Vegas (L) uny King Uvel Scarecrow ond Mro. King Po a 8 9:30 lllB 0 Wingo He">n and GaN become friends, Qnerving Joe. (R) Stereo. 10:00 lllB 0 LA. uw Backer becomes a pawn lnTLr ••ragl~i ~~ ftereo. o (IJ ~=~s::a"'"" ill Flrw the Aim Societ1es seek 10 p<edlct IOrthqUikOI and eruptlonl. Stereo. iiJj e e Top Cope A bank robbery results in Montana's flrat dloth of a female cop. (R) Steroo. 0 l!lle The Tha SlmpiOill, prtoCCtiplld wttlt ga~, ~~their dog's lleanh.( ) tereo. 0 ri.IC ·-·-·. -· ··--- ·--- - - - - -----·t>-- -·-·· --·-··--- Simp•- 8nH Prevlewa Cil To the Conlnry Steroo. 91D a. Bodle• o1 E wldlnce Ste~. 0 l!ll Hunllr a arid New 1D 700 Club Wnh Pat RalllrtiOn 1 Whlta So•...) llJ e ()) MOVIE: 'The ~ •• A8C MoYie llpeclol Lhre 10:30 i L Flnll AllYl TV Slllreo. " - ' The ...,_.Stereo. a OnSIIIge 11 :ao llle llle illD ®liD De I I ) (IJ Nlwlwlleh e Areenlo Hill Stereo. ro § PGA Golf Cental Western Open, 1st round front Lemont Brook, 1n. (R) al Crook IIICI ChaM 0 Belibel Tonight a 11por11 Tonight WED., JULY 1 • hlldrenE;I 11:50 Ill Ill 1121 Tonight Show With Jey Lena Stereo. O 12:00 ill Cl Dennl1 Miller i1J The Hitchhiker ll!l Nllhvln. Now Stereo. a NewaNight 12:05 Wc MOVIE: Cornea 1 oroeman IPGI £00) Ill C1 NlgltUine iiJl liD Cumtnt A elr E;1 12:30 IJ) MOVIE: The Fovorfii (Ai (2:00) i1JJ e Love Corowcllon 112111Paroonola IIJ Roy Bradbury Tbeoter a lnaide Politico '82 12:35 (l) Cl LOYI ConnecUon 91 1D Night Court 0 12:50 (l) Ill 1121 ule Night Wnh Dovldulllnnen 1:00WD Jenny Jonea l!lllll Rawhide 1121e Perfect Seoro iiJ Tuelday Night Flghii(R ) a Showllll Todly ~ Paid Program ID lnaldl the PGA Tour a World Todly IDIIetrnan 8:30 Ill Ill all NBC Newa C (I) Now It Clln Ba Tolir Ill Cl (I) II ABC Hilwa Q. (!) Wild Americ1 Stereo . Q Squara One TV Stereo . 1:05 ~ Cl EQinment Tonight Ill Cllnlida Edii!On 0 (IJ ill MacNeil/Lehrer ao.~ 1D S ter QIJ NewaNighl Updoite 1:35 (l) Cl Montel Wllllama 1:40 OlD CNN Nowa 1:50 Ill Ill 1121 Lalor With Bob Coolla 2:00 [)) D World Newa Now Steroo;,Jj!, IE: ~ng for llpe (PGt3) (2: I a Club Dance Stereo ID Running and RIClng P.lll aw..-eupc~o~te ~ 700 Club Wnh Pol A- . o n 2:051]) MOVIE: Sllndlng Tall (2:00) 2: 10 91 GD Up to the Minute 2:20 Ill Ill Home Shopping ONBCNigfttaldl 2:30 CIJ = ID host ol~art y up late (R) Stereo . E;J liD 1121111 CBS NIWI 0 II Andy Griffith 0 Scooby Ooo ID Up Clo11 ID New Zorro Stereo. E;1 1:35 (]] Andy Grillltlt 7:00 liZ Wheel of Fortune IJlll 00 Night Court C O a 00 MOVIE: Aetch iPGJ (2:00) teroo. 3:00 11J MOVIE: NomadliR\(2 00) 1D Up Clo11 a Croullre 1D Pold Program 3:30 (I) Paid Progrom 1D Selurday Night Thunder Silver Crown Cars from Indianapolis (R) a Newl Ovemlghl 3:45 a Newaroom E;l 4:00 (I) MOVIE: Rl(lliPGi(2:00) liD Ill MOVIE: The Phllodelpllla Experlrnent IPGI (2:00) a urry King Llvel 4:05 (l) The Hontymoonera 4:35 (l) Allin the Family ID Blltrruln 11 :30 (I) DIMII MUter (IJ John Mcuughlln'• One on One (I)III~Uine~ · Stalk a' Cnme r::r 112111 ' Steroo. lme ID er a Moneytlne 1D MOVIE: 1"'"- (2·00) 11 :351l)G i1J1 WIUpdoill Ill Cl Chllra E;l ~ 1D Married ... With hlldren0 11 :50(1)8 il)l Tonight Show Wnh Joy Lena Stereo. Q ill MOVIE: The exec.-·• Song (4:00) 12:00 (I) DeMia Miller lllllll Love CoooecUon a NollhvHio Now a NewaNigltt a 1?. 12:05(J) Cl NlghUine 91 1D Current A air E;l 12:30 (1) MOVIE: Cre1tor (R i(2:00) llllll Berney 112111 Pereonala 1D AMA Supercrou From Los ~los (T) Q1J In Politico '92 12:35(J) Cl Love CoroiiCIIon ~ 1D Night Court E;l 12:50 (1) 111 II) Tennla Wimbledon Championships, women ·s semifinal from London (T) 1,oo (I) Ill Jenny Joneo lllllll Rowhlde all II PeriiCl Scoro i1J MOVIE: ulllbllat iPGi (2:00) i1!J ShowBiz Todoy 1 : 05~CI Enlertainmlnl Tonight tereo. E;l ~Ill Newa 1:30112111 Now H Con Ill Told Ill On Bilge ID Motoworld a NewaNighl Updata 1D Paid Plogram 1:351lJ Cl Montol William a 1:40 Ill 1D CNN Newa 2:00 ~ 8 ~ NaWI Now tereo. llllll IE: Perry Maaon: The C1111 of the Notorloul Nun (2:00) a Club Donee Steroo . Thotoughbted Dtgeat awortdwldeUpdall 0 700 Club Wtlh Pat a Floblrlaon 2:10 II e Up Ia the Minute 2::10i~ wr -· a Sporto uteNighl Now 2:10 (l) e Nome Shopping II)NICNigllllldl 3:00 i1J MOVIE: A . - Control (RJ (2:00) Stereo QIUpCioal ill Croullre 0 Plld Progntm 3::10 I)) lob Newhart al Sporto Almlnac 0 game; a prisoner trias to ~ove his innocence. Stereo 2:35 ~ Cl W~ NIWI Now (l) Clt D Doogle Howoer, M.D. Doogie realizes the truth about beauty when he meets a libranan. (A) Stereo g (f) Huey Long One of Louisiana 's most controversial political f1gures IS f)IOfiled . {I 30) C 91 8 Married ... With Children E;1 1121 111 Raven (Premiere) A martial-arts man seeks information about hiS m1ss1ng son. Sterao . E;l i1J MOVIE: Into the Bedlando (2 00) Stereo . O 121 Hllahvllle Now B Q1J Lany King Live! Scarecrow and Mrs . l«ng NewaNour (I) Cl Married ... Wtlh CliUdren C a GD JIOPardrt E;l llliiD Stir Trek 1121 1PJ Entertllnmenl Tonight Stereo. i1J MocGyver ID SportaCenter aMoneyllne ID The WaRono 7:05 (]] Beverly Hlllbtllleo 7:30 Ill Ill all Jeoperdyl E;1 (I) Andy Griffith Ill Cl Entertllnmont Tonlght Stereo E;l (I) Mama's F1mfly 91 11!1 Whaef of Fortune 112111 Family feud a Be I Sllr Stereo ID ~League Baoeball (L) C a C'roaaflre 7:35 (]] Son1ord & Son 1:00 Ill Ill 11)1 Unaolved Myaterlea A lot1ery ticket con nter 2:35~. tereo. 9:00 Ill II [)) Selnfald Jerry feels guilty about 'eef)lng the iiJ Smu~a 1,.1_ QIJ Sports UIIINight ramily meets 8 O 1:301121• Now h Clln Ill Told Da ~ 1s Sk,nner 'L "ew g~rlfnend . (R) \Zl ; Seavers (R) C 91 GD 1121111 flitvte Rulea Stereo. L,l Maniac Mansion Stereo 6:00 Ill Ill Ill D Cll Ill «<I ID 1121111 liZ Newa (]) Chaneo In Chlrge E;l Squ1,. One TV Stereo /jj Reading Rainbow llll• Fulljg,u11 E;1 on hand to oversee the The EVENING teroo. ®liD NtWI THURSDAY THU., JULY 2 • Ill Cl ill D Wonder Yeera Kev1n is confused by his dad's reaction to the Pfeiffer family. (R) Stereo. Q (!) liJ Sllltue of Utierty Ken Burns traces the Statue of U 's arrival in America (1:00) ~ ID Howle (0 30) Stereo. llllll M IE: Reclng With the Moon iPGJ (2:00) iiJ Murder, She Wrote 0 ll!l Crook 1nd Chill II!J PrlmeNewa Q siNg Brother Jokt Stereo 1:05 (]] MOVIE: Ultle Houae on the Prolrla (2:00) 1:30 ID Cl ill D Growing Paino The ghost of Maggie's dad is 9:30 (l) II il)l Night Court Mac tnes to earn extra money by posing tor an underwear ad (R) Stereo . C Ill Cl ill D Who'o the ID Betman 11 :30 (I) Dlnnla Miller (!) Amerlee'a Dllenae Monitor ril Cl Nlghtllne c 1121111 'DongerouT Cunrea' Crime Time Aller Prime Time Stereo . 0 a Moneyllne 1D Movte 11:35(1) 111 liZ - Updalll Ill . Clleerl E;l 9J II Married ... Wnh Children E;1 11:50 Ill Ill liZ Tonight Show Wllh Jay Lono Stereo . 0 12:00 ill Ill Dennil llll CD Love Cor•IICiion II) The Hltc-er 121 Nallhvllla Now ID Pro Wlndaurfing From Japan (T) Q1J NewaNight 12:05 (]] MOVIE: Mere ollhl Wlldemeat (2: 00~ 1D D Nighlllne aID Cunrent A e1r 0 12:30 (I) MOVIE: The Weat,..lilnotgtlkor"'n Affolr (2:00) llll CD Berney M1121111 Pallonell ORayBra-,~ Bou? Mona ·s mother visits and tries to sabota ge Angela and Tony's plans.(A) Stereo . i llll 24 Houro: A Houee Divided Hosts Penny Moore and Jerry Revis l1 illustrate the fallout of today·s pressures and ct1anges family life (0:30) @SporloCenter a Sporto Tonight on 10:00 Ill Ill 1121 Quantum Leap Sam leaps 1nto the Ku Klux Klan in an eHort to s!2[> a hanging. (AI Stereo . 1,.1 (I) Newa (l) C1 (I) D Civil Wara Eli Le~inson announces his intentions to marry .!.Porn queen . (RJ Stereo. 1,.1 Ill 1111 1121111 48 Houra The tr aditions and changes of the senior P!Offi in the "90s. Stereo. [] llll l l Hunter 0 awo~dNa ... 1D 700 Club With Pot Robertaon 10:05 (]] MOVIE: LltUe Houae on the F'ralrle : The Last Fareweii(2·00) 10:30 (!) iii Of Monumenla and Mylhs A look at legends surrounding the District ol Columbia 's Institutions gi\IEIS a unique tour of the nation ·s capital (0 30) ®On Stage @ lleaeball Tonight 11 :00 1ll lll ID CI [)) 0 ~ llil all II [)) Newa (!J The Honeymooners (1) Newtwatch CD Arsenio Hall Stereo . J't OJ New Mike Hammer ID Four·Man BalCh Volleybell From Phoen,. (T) II!J lntide Politico '82 12:35 1D Cl Love Couneellon Ill 11!1 Night Court 0 12:50 Ill 1J liZ Late Night Wnh David Letterman t :00 (I) Ill Jenny Joneo llllll Rawhide 1121111 Perfect Scoro 0 MOVIE: The Children (RJ (2:00) t2!J ShowBiz Todly 1:05 1D CI Entertainment Tortlghl Stereo. 0 ®J 11!1 Newa 1:30 1121111 Now ft Can Be Told ®On Stoge 1D Pro Jet Skiing From Dallas (R) a NewaNighl Updoite ID Paid Progrom 1:35 il) Cl Monllf Wlllama 1:40 9 8il CNN New a 1:50 (l) 111 o uter With Bob Coate a 2:00 (I) 111 w~ Newt Stereo. l!ll CD M IE: Rox._: The Prtre Pulitler (2:00J C a Chrb Donee StereO: 1D 1 - the PGA Tour w- t2!l UpcMte 1D 700 Club With Pot Robertaon 2:05 (]] MOVIE: Cobedo Ttrrltory (2:00) 2:10 91 1D Up to lha Minute 2:20 (l) 111 Home Shopping 0 NBC Nightaide 2:30 (I) Ko)ek C ID Sport~nter Sporto a 121 Crook and Chaae uteNtght FRIDAY • I FRI., JULY 3 EVENING 8:00 Ill Ill 1D Cl Cll Ill ®J GD 1121D liZ Newa (]) Charlet In Ch~ ID Squara One TV 1,.1 ill Raiding RainboW E;J lllllll Major League Blublll Cinc:tnnati Reds at Pinsburgh Pirates ill i1J Smurfo Q ii!J World TcM!oy ID Batrruln 6:05 1I) I Love Lucy 8:30 Ill Ill II) NBC Newo C (I) Now H Clln Ba Tol<f ID D ill Cl ABC Newo Q. (!) Wild Amence Stereo. Q Square One TV Stereo . 0 \1l (i 1D 0111 CBS Hilwa 0 iiJ Seooby Ooo a a. I Slltr Stereo 1D Up Clost ID New Zorro Stereo Q 1:35 (]] Andy Orlllltlt 7:011 ~Jjlll 1121 Wheel of Fortune 00 NIGht Court C ID Cl in aide Edilon E;1 (!) (!) MacNIH/lehrer NtwtNour E;l (I) Cl Married ... Wnh ChlldrenC «<I • JeoPardy! E;l 1121e EnllrLIInment Tonlght ~·M~~·C Dunn and Billy Joe Royal perform live from Barberville. Fla. (t :OO) @ SportiCentor a Moneyttne ID MOVIE: Munator, Oo Home (2:00) 7:05 (]] Beverly HllbiiRia 7:30~1.:~2... Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Braves ILl Ill. E'!lfllllnrnlnt Tonight . (I) e Mainl'a Family 91 1D Wheel ol Fortune E;l 1121e Paid Prognom 1D Mojot Leegue BllllbeP (l) Crooslfre 7:35 (1) Mojor Lee- lleaebaH ChiCigo Cubs at Atlanta Braves (L) 1:00 (l) e 1121 Yeo-y/Todoy A hlgii-School fioolbal player suffers an Injury that puts him In 1 coma and 20 yeers later he awakens to team or the changes that hive occurred. (0:30) Stereo. C ille ille F - , ManM Eddie and Url<el ara Nnt to )Ill duo to a smooth-talking cousin. !R) Stereo. C <Il liJ Wolhlnt!!!!l Week In RevlewStereo. Q a •• a•:_c Game Stereo. iiJ Munllr, llhl rote Cl Crook and Cholae al'llrneNIWI0 --- ·- trouble than he IS worth . (0 30) Stereo C (l) 11 ill Ill Bilby Talk Aher a series of m1sunderstand1ngs, Maggte and Ja"§ get engaged . (A) Stereo. (IJ iii IH Slrelt WHk Stereo ®J 1D ~ Sey What Stereo. 9:00 il) Ill II) Roaaonable Ooubta Tess laces a tough attOfney 1n her pro secution of a rap•st (R) Ster eo. [] llJ Cl ill Ill OinouuraThe S•ncl81rS prepare tor a VISit !rom Earl"s fearsome boss (AI Stereo C (ZJ ril Out 0T Wort< Str ateg1es lor helping the unemployed cope w ith emotional and economic stra•ns are discussed , atonq wi th plans !Of find1ng other jObS (t 00) C ®111!1 1121e MOVIE: 'Love and Batreyal' cas Friday ttJIIht Movie (2 001 Stereo ~ 111 Slghtinga Anc1ent and psych1C healing techniques treat modern ills. (A) Stereo i121 Beyond Roalny 1992 Crosby Clambake Performances by Pat Boone, 121 Drlvln Counby HOlly Stereo. 1,1 1:30 (l) Ill [)) Wftehll Of Eaatwlck Three w\1ches conjure up the perfect man who turns out to be more E;l Glenn Campbell, Vinca GIH. Gary Moms and Charley Pride . Host: Mclean Stevenson (t 00) a Larry King Lhret B Seareerow end Mra. Ktng 11: 30 1D Cl (J) Ill Up to No Good A con man ingratiates himseH Into the lives of an author 's !amity . Stereo. llll lll - C 'Video A man recei ves a bil for his wife ·s terrible nose jOb. (!lJ Stereo . i1J Swamp Thing Q 10:00 Ill II 0 uw & Order Competition for a scholarship ! ds to murder. IR) Stereo. Cl [)) e 20/20 Stereo (1) Sllllll of Mind llli ·Hu~~ i1J The H er 121 MCA Fon Fair 't1 The annual Fan Fair festival features: VInce Gill, George Jones. Pany Loveless, Marti Cheanutt and Mart< Collie (1 :00) World Newt 1D 700 Club With Pot Aoberleon 10:30 I)) Newe i1J Roy Brodbury Theater ID Major Leogue lloaebell St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco Giants (L) 10:35 (]] MOVIE: Nlghthawila (RJ (2 00) 11 :00 (l) • Ill Cl ill • iiJj • ii:IID II) NIWI a (!) NeWIWIICit 1jJj CD Arwenlo Hll Stereo. ~ PGA Golf Centel Western Opan, 2nd round from Lemont Brook , Ill . (R) 121 Crook end Ch811 a Sport• Tonight ID Balntln 11:30 (]) Dlnnll (!) A11vo TV Stereo E;1 (l) flllllgh112111 'DIIk Juab' Crime Time Afir Prtme Time Stereo. r:;1 c a MoneJIIne ID Bordertown Stereo . E;1 11:35 Ill II 0 WlmUpdete lll CI Chllra E;l 91 II Merrlld ... Wnh Child,.. E;l 12:00 (I) D Dlnnl1 Miller llllll Lowe Connection ®1992 Croaby Perlormancas by Pat Boone. Glenn Campbell , Vinca Gill , Gary Morris and Charley c..,_, Pride. Host Mclean Stevenson . (I 00) a N-•Nitlht 1D AudloVIIion Wnh Scott Roll Stereo 12:05 Ill Ill 0 Tonight Show With Jay Lena Stereo~ (]) D Nlghtllne 9J II Cunrent A Ill 0 12:30 (]) MOVIE: The hot Oonerollon (2:00) llll l l Paid Progrom lnlkll - · '12 12:35 (]] MOVIE: Mulmum OYenlriw (RJ(2:00) ID D LDYI CorwiiCIIon 1118 Nlgltt Court E;l Paroonela 1:00 (I) U Jenny Jonea l!liiiRawhlde II) MOVIE: Porky'a CAl (2 00) aTolleAnnouncect ashowlllrT-r 1D PoldF'ragrMI a a• 1:05 (l) . II) Lltl Night David L.ran.m.. (l) D E . - Tortlghl Stereo. 0 OIDNIWo 0111 Perfect Score 1:30 1D SportoCenter NIWINigltt UpdMe 1:35 (J) G Mantei W1111M1 oe Now n can Told biG i11J D CNN Newe 2:00 !lie Soul Train lllle MOVIE: A INIIgllahtil riRI..,IOJrere on Elm 3: .,._ Wllrlorl (Ri (2:00) Cl Club Dance @ lnlkllthe Sanlar PQA a a. s-. aT-W'ororlctlctww111deil t.lpdeW 1D 700 Club W1ttt Pat R- 2:05 (l) Ill II) Flldoy Night Vld101 2::10i~ a Sporta Lltlr~t~~~ 2::15 (]] MOVIE: Hot Rodo 1o 1111 (2:00) -- ' �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER '::~~~~, SCC\\~lA-~£~s· Television Viewing 0 • FRI .. JUNE 26 l~lld Q Reor rar~ge ~ fsT VPI D ~006 • the of I I I 1I 1 0 NL YN WR A B N I 1-~_;_;..:.:..-;:.._:.:..-1 l' I' 1 1 ~ L...l._L._---l.__j____J : __l.__l.. _l.._j_ L -l.._l. e iiJ Scoaby Doo @Up CioN 11J1 New Zom> Sloreo 6:35 ()) AndJ Orlflllh 7:00 ~ D 11J WhHI ot Fortune / "\ t..O~G ()) Cit lnlldt Edlllon 0 MocNtll/lolwer NtwtHour O ()) II Married ... Wllh ChlldrenC II§) liD JooPor<IJI 0 ilJ) Ill Star Trek liZ Ill Entertalnmenl Tonlghl Slereo. !;I iiJ Moco,.., O @ SportaCenhk THESE SQUARES NORTH • Q J 10 8 BRIDGE r-- Stereo. O ()) II Mlml't FomiiJ II§) liD Wheel ol Fortune 0 liZ Ill famllr Feud at Ill 1 Star Stereo @ Major League lllteblll s~~~ acrolttlre 8:00 (2) II 101 MIUOCk Matlock for his misconduct to a district oltOmorJRI Stereo. C ()) II ()) D Family ir.-s Urkel sues Carl tor causing tho death ol his pot lA) Stereo. C I!) (!) Wolhl~ WMk Rtvlew Stereo. &:;1 ®l 1D IIJ e H!!!!)'woocl Olme Stereo. Q __ ilJ) Ill A""'""''' Moot In W1nted A teenage runaway is wanted lor murdering the family lh.!!. took him in. Stereo.~ i1J Murdi<, Sho Wrote 0 , at Crook ond Chan aPnmoNewtO 8:30 ())Cit ())II Stop by Step Frank and Carol work to merge their two families together. (A) Stereo. 0 crJ (!) WoM . , _ wStereo . C II§) Gil iiJ"Ill SIJ What 9:00 <2l D t!]) Auoonoble Ooubte Kay decides to press charges of date rape against Andy Cromyer. (A) Stereo. li CJ I]). Dlnouura Fran relinquishes her household dutfes lor a talk-shOw }Ob. (AI Sloreo. J;! (!) (!) ... Ttlilntl Willi Dlvld Frost A conversation with Academy award-winning ae1or Anthony Hopkins. Stereo. \'IORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP DID YOU KNOW T HAT I CANDO T H IS 15 KEVIN C05TN ER, SCRATCH ING H ISARMP IT. 1 MPER~NATIONS" I C IIJ"IID MOVIE: 'Another Pllr of Acea: Thrat ol 1 Kind' CBS Frldlt.Night Movie (2:00) Stereo. L,l illl Ill Slghtlntlt The II§) ID R IG-1 LITTLE'S GOT NOn-< tNG IV WORRY .ABOUT. ., 9n t AK Y2 go to a restaurant where they catch their own dinner. .K • +AKQJ109l2 ,. ,. Vulnerable East -West Dealer. South Sout• Today ·s c!1che 1s ·· Look before yoo lt IS often wnlten that more contracts are lost by the wrong play at tnck one than at any other single tnck There IS an excellent way to cut down your errors at tnck one Work J+ >+ Wrst Pass Pass NarU11 Pass Pass ON HER NERVE PILLS, NURSI E I'LL CHECK TH' 5 ROOM, Cover t'-e East -West cards m the dt · agram Agamst your contract ol hve duck the ace . When :WUln had to IOSf clubs. West leads the diamond long two heart tncks. he was one down How would you try to win ll tncks"' If Soulll bad paused beforo play1ng South opened wtth a strong . artifi - from the dummy at tnck one. he Cial and forcmg two clubs. North 's two maght have noticed dummy's great diamonds was a negat1ve response rluh canis. He should have ruffed hJgll After two natural b1ds. South guessed at tnck one and lben led the spade well not to pass over three no-trump . a kang. Let's assume il is won by East rontrart that probably would have and he switches to a heart. Soulh wins lost the first s1x tncks wtlh the ace and leads a low trump U>South ruffed the daamond kmg wath ward dummy Eventually he w..U l!"t the club two and then sat back to con- mlo the dummy with a club, thus galnsader the problem - too lale' Eventu - mg access to the spade winners on ally he cashed the dub ar-e. hopmg to which to throw his heart losers. drop a smgleton e1ght Then he led the ~ikn •rr umtrd to Jftd ~~ qws· spade kmg However . West sagnaled IIMS 10 Ptrll1p Aldrr". m carP Ill ltd" W a ; yer with a high ~pade to show an even "f'lill!oy c.aa llr •ASftf'fld Mly ~ IW culaoNi number . so Ea ~ t @ 1M..,.,..UEJIIIIS had no mdrnallon to ACROSS 39 Opllc co'ftnngs t Thrllty 42 7 Flower lr~tottd 45 Nowtce 11 Bacterium 46 Llnguogo 12 Fac11 outlb 4i THter-totttr 14 Senstd with tongue 15 Loan shartl 51 Jokld 53 Shipworm t6 Guldo'o high 54 Ltll ..t 55 Glrtot oonv note 56 Forotlul penon maleriet 1 Inevitable outcome 2 Aolutl 31 Actr"sParton• 33 Aircraft pari 3Bior 35 Young ttl 5 AI right onglto to tNp consltlltlon 4 Obtalnld 36 Elplollvt (tbbr.) 37 Hill dwtlltr 6 Sholl 7 Ta1 agcy . 8 Clrculor g Crou 38 Emit coherent light lntcrtptlon 20 13 llrtl. ln 22--llrat muthroom llodrld 18 Prttalngly BERNICE RF:DE OSOL -... ""'- 32 Ad~tiCPiil to 348ollntl llrlllgJ ilJ) ~'Your ~'Birthday IOWI!Id .... 11 Solllllllct ... Jun• 27, 1992 You could expertence no tabl e Im provemen ts 1n your mat enal art a1rs m the year :"JnPttd Your acqui:itlto ns mtght not be ·1' rol~o ' , ,, II they shou ld be S1gn1 f1 CJn t , !1, ·1~ 1 !if I CAN CE R (June 21 -July 22) II YOl-' luld yo uro;PII 1n need of a sma l l but urgent favor today go to a friend you recentl y hel ped Th ts individual is eager to fmd a way to balance accounts. Know where to look lor romance and you 'll tiM 11 The As tra-G raph Mat chmaker 1n sta n11y SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't 42 Bdu•lrn 111 43 &,eo~ 44Aiclllllct- bsrtnen 16 Book ol Robortlon 10:30 (!) Ntwt TAURUS (Aprii2G-Mor 20) Your possibrhties lor personal gain lootr; encouragin g today. AlthOugh what you generate m rghl not be large, it Could still amount to something significant GEMINI (MIJ 21-Junt 20) You 'll be bel· feel you have to carry all the we1ght today whe re a dilftcull dectSIOn IS co ncerned Your male could have sugges- ter equipped to handle assignments ol a menial nature than lasks that demand physical prowess today. Do the head work yourself and delegate lhe muscle 110ns wh1ch m tg ht resolve th e problem work to others \ lloratllyllll 47 Appoor m MOVIE: Dote Wllh on AnaeliPGI (2:00) iiJ Roy llrldbury TliMttr a AutUn E...,.. a= Mojor luguo IIIHblll 41 r.. root 50 OkhtrOIU town 52 Nolot ILl 11 :00 [2)11 ()) • ()). II§) Ill oe o Howo (!) NtWtWitdl tp1 18 AIHrllo Hoi Storao. ~ MOVIE: Mugay't Olrtt IAJ (2:00) CELEBRITY CIPHER. at C~ lnd CIIIH a Sporta Tonight llllllltmon 11 :30 (!) Donnlt Mllltr I!) Alive TV Sterl. 0 WeN~ ce 'Dirll Ju • Ctlmt Tlme AI!!! PNM Tlme Slaroo. II!. · aM-Yfino IIJ)Iordtllown Sttreo. 0 11:35 (2) e 0 Tonight Show Wllh JIJ LAno 511'!2· 0 ()). Chllra_ L,l aeMMIId ... With Children Q 12:00 ()) 11 Donnie illle Lovo CoooiiCllooo llll Nothvlllo How POMEROY ~ Meigs Coumy is sitting in the middle of approximalely S 14 million of highway constructtan work, says John Dowlei, deputy director of District I 0 of the Ohio Dcpartmenl of Transportation. The improved surfaces will be great when constructioo is finished, bul until that ume, motorists will have to endure and allow more time when traveling any of the major roads leading from Metgs Coumy, Dowler advises. State Roule 7 from ncar Tuppers Plains to Belpre, 7 from the Meigs Coumy Ime 10 Kanauga, and U.S. J3 from the Meigs County line to the south Alhcns cily limits arc, or will be, under construction thi s summer, according 10 Dowler. Two multi -million dollar projects arc currently underway on 7 between Meigs County and Parkersburg, W.Va., wilh a second project tO begin later in the construction season. The Shelly Co. of Thornville began work in April on a $6 mil lion resurfacing JOb covering 6-1!2 miles from the Washington-Athens line, south almost to Tuppers Plains. This project calls for grindmg off lhe existing pavement, joint repair and asphalt pavtng. The completion date is Nov. IS. Shelly & Sands Inc., Zanesville, is conLractor on the second major rcsurfactng projecl a~eady underway on 7. This $5.2 million proJect starts where 7 and Sllllc Route 618 divide, west of Belpre, and continues for approximately 3-1(2 miles lo the Belpre corporation limit. Work will also continue cast on 618 for approximmely 1-1/3 mtlcs. Compleuon date Ofi this job ts June 30, 1993. Both of these jobs on 7 al so include bridge repair. On the Shelly & Sands JOb, the west bound bridge over Suue Route 339 was closed this week to trafftc. Vehicles are being detoured down lhe exit ramp, across 339, and back up the onramp 10 7. The bridge will be closed about 45 days. The east- 1Aiebmy Qpf11r ~- . . ~ ..... q!JGI 110111 D'f' fMioue IIIJOPII. p.- .-.:1 ~ Eidl...., 1n 1t11 Cfllf* • .,.,.. ....... a.. • ..,.._ r_,·. . N' S H N LURHB I H A H PZAOHA GZJJLDHO OWINGZJ V N J J IIIIDPNO l I 0 l I 0 r R P Z R TLAH TLAH R P Z 8 N Z T . TLWHAD . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "All comedians have an euerutal cnoklneu if lhey're funny at Ill ." - Jerry Seklteld bound bndgc tS rc stncted to one lane. Later thts summer, 7 from Eastem High School to Chester will be resurfaced by Shelly . This 4-mile project will coSI $511 .503 . The contractor has not announced when work w11l slart, but lhc completion date is SepL 30. Shelly & Sands began work lhis week on lhe resurfacing of 33 from the south A1hens ctty limits through Shade, 10 lhc Meigs County line. Completion date on 1his 8.7 -milc project is Aug . 31. The contract price is $619,246. Two bridge proJects on 33 m Athens Counly are nearing completion. Bolh bridges, located approxi- A major honor OU recognizes Dr. Hugh Davis A Multimedia roc. Newspapet" POMEROY ~ Dr . Hugh H. Davis of Pomeroy has been designaled as Oluo Uruversuy s most accomplished alumnus of the past half century in tbe field of Classical Languages. In recognition of his accomphshments, Davis was presenled a Significant Achievement Award from tbe Ohio University College of Ans and Sciences at the Third Annual Departmental Award program held recently atlhe umversity. The presentation to Davis was made by F. Donald Eckelmann, dean of tbe College. It was one of 10 citations authorized by the College of Arts and Sc1cnces 10 recognize alumni of significant achievement The awards are made from a pool of people nominated by alumni, faculty, and/or students. Dean Eckelmam chairs a small commitlee which malres the selecuons afler reading the nomination forms and studying tbe supporting ma1enals. ."Since lhe college has valid addresses for almost 20,000 living alumni, bemg selecled IS mdecd an honor," said Joyce Z. Kohan, assistant dean for adminisuation. DaviS gradualed from Ohio University in 1932 and was an instructor in tbe College of Arts and Sciences in 1936-37. He earned the Ph.D. degree from tbe Universily of Cincinnati in 1950. Defore that he traveled twice to Italy . tbe first time as a scholar in residence in Rome, and the second time as a member of the Army counter-intelligence. He began his regular teaching career at Fordham University and from 1953 until 1975 was professor of classics at leMoyne College. During his academ1c career he wrote numerous anicles and reviews, establishing himself as a noted scholar in the area of Latin literarure palaeography, tex tile criticism, and church history. In 1946 lhe Italian government bestowed upon Professor DaviS llle Commenda of the Order of the Crown of Italy for his public services, including his organization of the Mostra della Seultura Pisan~ del Trccento (Exposition of the Plsan sculpture of the 141h Century) in Piza tlml year. More m:ently Dav1s lent his assistance 10 officmls at lhe Smilhsonian Institution who were bafncd by lhe iconography and Latin inscription of (Continued on A-2) Experience keys choice offest music MOST ACCOMPLISHED ALUMNUS- Dr. Hugh H. Davis of Pomeroy was recently recognized as Ohio ~Diversity's most accomp~shed alumnus of the pasl half century m the field of Classical Languages. He displays a citation presented to him at a recent College of Arts and Sciences reception. (T-S photo by Charlene Hoenich) Voinovich will welcome Riffe's ideas • By KEVIN PINSON Times-S.ntinel Starr GALLIPOLIS ~ Pat Black often !ells her husband. Dr. Edward Black, lhal be spent 42 monlhs in a '" musical twilight zone" while he sezved in the Navy during the Vietnam War. · "Whall heard stateside is differem lhan what he heard." she said. Maybe that's why he enhsted her help in selecting and reconling tbe songs that will be played atlhc River Recreation Festival July 4. Dr. and Mrs. Black, wilh lhe aid of a paper about music of lhe Vietnam era by Terry Anderson at lhe Department of History a1 Texas A&M University , rined their e•lell.'live album collection and the collections of friends to find the perfect Vietnam Era songs. During the festival, a DJ. will play the tape made by the Blacks and inlerview Vietnam veterans from the Slllge in the pari:. "We tried to find a representation of those (songs) that the people mighl be most familiar wilh," Dr. Black said. Dr. Black , a licensed professional clinical counselor with Althof & Associales in GalliP.Oiis, is no stranger to music . While in college, he played the local coffeehouses of Richmond, Va., with a friend and even recorded a Pepsi WAR MUSIC - Pat Black and her husband, Dr. Edward Black, a Vietnam veteran, discuss the proctss tbey used for selttling music representive or the Vietnam era. Tbe songs they have chosen wUI be Jll&yed July 4 in the park during the River Recreation Festival. (T-S pholo by Kevin Pinson) commercial as part of a radio contest. Now he often uses his guilllr and music writing ability as a form of therapy for some of his clients. '"Music can have a real healing value," he said. Dr. Black served wilh lhe Navy from 1967 through 1968 aboard lhe coastal gun support ship U.S.S . Cone. He said he enlisled when he was 18 years old arid spenl a tolal of 42 months outside the eontinen- ·' mately midway between Shade and Alhens, are being replaced. A new bridge has been conslructed beSJ.de the old bridge al lhe larger of the spans, and traffic continued uninterrupted during construction. On the smaller span, one-lane traffic regulated by Signal hghts is being maintained throughout construc tion. Contractor on bolh spans is DGM Inc., Beaver. The combined cost for bolh is $812.457. U.S. 33 wtU be closed 10 traffic at the site of the largest bndge shortly afler the Fourth of July, probably on July 6. The closure was originally 10 have started June 22, however, ODOT officials delermined that to bes1 serve motorists. the closure should be postponed until after lhe July 4 holiday . The closure is cxpecled 10 last 15 days and is necessary so workers can connect lhe new bridge wtth exisl- ing pavement. The deck replacement of a lhtrd 33 bridge. this one at Darwin in Meigs Counly , wtll start th1s week. This job wtll be done by ODOT's own workers. The bridge ts expeeled 10 remam open to traffic during construction Resurfacing of 33 from Kerrs Run 10 lhe Pomeroy-Mason bridge IS likely to begm in the nexl few weeks. This is a joint venture with Tom Mayle & Sons Consuuction, Barlleu, and Shelly. The proJeCI cost if $177,579 and the comple tioo date is Aug. 31. State Route 7 from the Mc•gs County line 10 Kanauga is betng resurfaced by Shelly. Work on dus projccl began last week and one way traffic will be necessary dur mg mo s1 daylight hours as work progresses. Two-way traffic will (Continued on A·2) Teacher guarantee first for Ohio schools By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Times-Sentinel Starr 3t Ut!IIIIOCitalul Jack Palance explores lhe myth of Billy tile Kid, walks tho streets of Dodge City and looks at Annie Oakley and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Try to parttc rpaT e rn fun ac11vrttes today thaT challeng e you bolh mentally and physically You 'll en toy tesTing your bodtly skrtt s as well as your bram power PISCES (feb. :ZO.M1rcl'l 20) Small detarl s could be of greaTer Significance than usua l today espectally tn a cnttcal m alter you·re attempTing 10 fina lize . Dot every ""i"" and cross every "' t." ARIES (March 21-April 111 You'll be acuTely aware of the shortcomtngs ot o thers today , but your companions won 'tlind thrs annoying . If you do offer cntictsm. iT wrll be taken lor whaltl is construclrve and well-mtentioned 21 $kilt 26E- 30 Stnlng (!) for you ,...don't... 23 Rec:lnecl 171'1111-• 28(- mlllltgtndl Statto ol Mind ollht Wnt CAPRICORN {OK. 22-Jan . 1SI) If you p l an 10 mak e an rmporTant change today . do so one step aT a t1m e. ra ther Than all a f once Tht s wtll reduce your prooa bil1ty lor err or $ltYe 21 FeiMMne MI•IIl' each oltlor. (A) Stereo. 0 \ljll ()) D 20/20 Sloreo perfect tor ,-ou Mad $2 plu s a tong . sell · ad dr essed. st~ mpP. d envelope t o M atchm aker . c10 th 1S newspaper P 0 Bo~ 9 14 28 . Clevela nd OH 44 10 t -3 428 LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) A b1g op po rlu nlty co ul d come m a ra th er small pac kage torlay espec. 1ally when you re deali ng w1t h fr1 ends Someone ,n vo tved m a new ven tur e may be mterested 1n hav 1ng you partiC ipa t e VIRGO (Aug . 23- Sapl . 22} For bes t re sul1 s tod ay . don·! broadcas t .,.our amb itious mten t1ons prema turely Ta ke pOS IIIve measu res to br1 ng I hem 1nl o bemg and speak only after you ve accom plished your des1res LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23) Fa1th 1s pred ica ted upon the dep th o f your bet1e f 1n wh at1 s etth er unseen or un fu lftlled Pos l!lv C th1nkmg could wor k wonder s l or you today SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nav . 22) You re not ap t to delibe ratel y seek com petlttv e 511 ua ii Ons today. bu t . by the same token. you ·re not l1 ke ly to dodge th em either Once 1n til e race . th ough . you 'll t ho r ougllly enjoy t he event -· 10 Tratd t2-or murder of a merchant pits blacks and Jews against 1eve al s wh1ch 51Qr1 S ar e roman11G1IIy ....._ The World Almanac ®Crouword Puzzle Wild Woat ahowo. (1 :00) i1J Tho Hltchhlkor at On Stage a world Ntwt IIJI700 Club WHh Ptt ASTRO-GRAPH Pass Pass dummy Slereo. i1J Swtmp Thing Stereo. 0 10:00 C2le IIJ low 6 Ordtr The GIVE ME TWO DOlEN OF THEM YALLER SUGAR BALLS, SILAS Pass J NT Opomng lead t K (A) Mil SMIF NEEDS A RE-FILL r..... out your plan before you play from t h e ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 26 Lobor org. 29 lndlotlncl illllll H - V1dto A coup1. tJJ096 J • 84 • • K 32 By Pbllhp Alder postulalecl. Slorao. 0 o Berond Roollty Mickey lifts some goodies from the slora.{R) Stereo . C .Q 10 Early thought, late victory existence of a vampire cult is 9:30 ())Cit ()) 11 lllbJ Tolk Maggie goes to jail alter +A.6~3 •J 11 Sections , 100 Pages Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, June 28, 1992 Meigs at center of $14 million in highway work 1-U-t% SOUTH 17 Son ol- t 9 Thotch palm 20 Como out 22 Celogorlts 25 Racket otring 121 Naehvllle Now Stereo. a Larry Klnt1 u..1 11J1 Sclrec:row ond Mra. Klnt1 BARNEY Vol. 27, No_20 Copyrlgh1ed 1992 EAST WEST • 9i 4~ PHILLIP ALDER leap " (L) risks disbarment - • 76 4 t Ri 4 J E"ocopeo tGI(2 001 7:05 ()) llevo~y Hlllbllllet 7:30 (2) D 11J J-r<IJI Q (!) Mojor Looguo IIIHblll Chicago WMe Sox at New York Yankees (L) ()) Major looguo IIIHblll ())Cit Entorttlnmont Tonlghl Mostly su11ny with highs 75-80. PR INT NUMBEt:lEO LE rTEII'5 IN • 76 Atlanta Braves at Cincinnat1 Rods (LI Along lhe river .............. Bl -7 Business/Farm ...............D 1-8 Classified ....... ................DJ-7 Dealhs ..............................A-3 Editorai ................... .........A-4 Sporls ............. .... ............ Cl-6 Weal her ...... ....... ..... ......... A-2 Comp lf're tt, e chuck le q"uoted b y t,ll ong '" tl\e moutng words yov develop from step No 3 below SCRAM-lm ANSWERS , _., Embody· Poise- Riser · Zealot- PROMISE The coach oj a kids soccer team was having a hard ltme mspmng team spirit. Alter a rousing defeat he gatned lheor attention when he said, "Winners make a comm1tment while losers only make a PROMISE .· I!) (!) Ttilf MtAr g~~~ £.0AFING J Fred Crow pays tribute to Dr. Thomas Morgan, noted area physician- A-4 UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETIEIS TO GET ANSWER (ii Nlghl Court C tMS' the Fourth, James Sands says- D-2 C-1 Inside A 1942 Victory Parade overshadowed -B-1 A jamous comic made this comment concerning cowboys: "Movie cowboys mystify me. How can they jump off a porch root and onto a horse, and still sing in a--- --- voice?" 9 Moneyllne 11J1 MOVIE: King Kong ~Ow 75 cents Courier ousted at Wimbledon I f---T.I.:.....:;.-1_:_rl:.....:;.l.:..:_rl-1 0 L 0 TE E M crJG OIIDC88Newo0 ilJ) II Andr Ortlllth ~~ACHY , Buckeye Baptists leave mark in Meigs E T KE L T \II 5Q W~AT DECAD£ ARE YOU 5TUCK iiJl low CIAT I . I'OUAN low to lorm four simpl. words 6:oo rna ()) 11 w• a 111 1121111 IIJ · TV Q_ I!) Squire Ont (!) Rtldlng Allnbo!i ljl ilJ) Ql Full '!i!'H 0 iiJ Smurfo L,! a Wortd To<loy IIJ)IIIImon 6:05 ()) I Lovo Lucr 6:30 (2) D IIJ NBC Howa C (!) Now H Con lit ToiG ())Cit ())II ABC HoWl IJ. I!) Wild """'""' Stereo. ljl Squtra Ont TV Slereo. 16 Sunday lAM I fou r ICrombl.cf words be- EVENING PEANIJTS leners WOlD tal United SUites. During thai time, he said he on ty lislened to Anned Forces Rlld10 and received no outside news sources. So he was really surprised 10 return home from lhc war and find the country in social upheaval because of the war. "I was absolulcly startled that that was going on," he said. "I lh ought I was jusl doing my job and everyone was behind me." (Continued on A-2) By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Wriler COLUMBUS - Gov. George Voinov1ch says he will listen 10 any spec1fic proposal offered by House Speaker Vem Riffe to balance 1he stale budget and avoid $370 mil lion in spendmg cuts planned for July I. He commen1ed through spokesman John Meyer on Friday after Riffe said lhe governor should delay the cuts, whi ch would hit Oh10' s state-supported colleges and universities hardest. Voinovich said he mu st make the cuL~ to help eliminate a $520 million deficit in Ohio's budget for the fiscal year which startS at mtdnight Tuesd.:ly. The stale is required by law 10 have a balanced budget. Meyer said Riffe has mentioned increasing UU< es on the weallhy, but " ha s never put anylhing specific on lhe table." In other developments, E. Gordon Gee, president of Ohio State University, said the cuts would devastate his institution in many areas, even requiring a surcharge of $5 to $10 on football and basketball tickets. Gee said the university also would have 10 abandon efforts to host a debate this fall between lhc presidential candidales. The university's state subsidy would be cut by about $40 million as part of lhe governor's plan to order a $224 million reduction in (Continued on A-2) .,, RIO GRANDE - The Universtty of Rio Grande is lhe first institution of higher education in Ohio to put a warranty on the competency of graduates in its teacher education program. Rio Grande's "Beginning Teacher Reliabiluy Pledge." which was adopted by the university's board of trustees al iL' June meeting, guarantees lhat graduates will meet established performance standards in the classroom. The university will provide assistance to lhe teacher and 1he employing school district if a ll'aduate does not perform at a sausfaciDry level. "The warranty is an expression of Rio Grande's confidence m lhc graduates of ils education program." satd Rio Grande President Barry M. Dorsey. "We promise that our graduates are of htgh qual ity and are able 10 1each successfully. If nol, we will work to remedy DR . G. MICHAEL MILLER the situation . " lncreastngly , the excellence of and arc ccrttfied through the Uni our education probrrnm graduates is versity of Rio Grande 10 teach after being recognized throughout Ohto fall quarter 1992. The program may and lhe Appalachtan regton," he be activated for any graduate not added. "By adopung lhts teacher meeting eslablished performance warranty program we arc lclling standard s in h1 s or her first two the world lhat we have a fin e pro- years of teachmg. Application for gram and lhat we swnd bchtnd our lhc assistance phase of lhc prugram muSI be made by the teacher's graduates." Dr. G. Michael Miller, as,. stanl supervising prin cipal to Rio profe ssor of educalion a1 Rio Grande's Dean of Educauon. The College of Education will Grande, drafled the warranty proprovide perronncl to review the sitposal and based his resear ch on 'uation, aid lhe teacher and principal programs conducted at olh cr an planning a program of assisschools throughout the nation. Curlance. and offer consultation and renrly, a diverse group of colleges professional services to h01h the and universities offer warranttc s, 1 r.acher and lhc principal. including such large well -known A unique feature of Rto institutions as the University of Grande's warranty program, Miller Virginia and such smaller instilu n plaioed. is that the program guar uons a s Doane College (N cb.), antees a gradualc 's knowledg e in which reportedly inttialcd lhe idea the area in which he or she i s ccrti of a warranty . ftcd. Miller said he became famtliar "In this respect, our warranty is with the program al Texas-based gcr than other anslllution s' sLion Sam Houston State College in the warranly programs," he said. mid-1980s According to Paul Lloyd, dean ""When I wro1e 1he origtnal of the College of Education , serinvesugatory paper, I wanted 10 vi ces available through the promake sure we weren't getting into tnclude on -s ite visits to gram somelhing that was beyond us," observe the teacher, as well as Miller said. "Apparcnlly, schools teacher parucipation in wor~s hops . with quality programs similar 10 courses and direcled studies. ours have been very successful in "'The BTRP provtdcs a guaran offering the warranty. Sam Hous tee of assistance in ca..'ie a Univcrsilon State issues diplomas 10 about ly of Rio Grande graduate does not 450 education majors a year, and perform al a satisfactory level ," he over a period of years, !here have srud. been only two complamts about a "Frankly," he continued, "'we graduate's competency in the classwouldn"t make lhis kind of guaranroom . "The professional literature tee if we weren't sure our graduates reveals similar results at other qual- could do the job in the first place. ity schools," he added. Miller noted With lhis action, we go on record that he found instirutions with war- expressing our confidence in ranty programs already possess rig- l.hem." "We have such confidence in orous standards for teacher educaour graduates," Dr. Dorsey added, tion. "'!hat we lhink Dr. Miller, who will "Our education majors are preeoordinale lhe program, will be as pared for lhe classroom," he said. lonely as the proverbial Maytag "If a school district hires a student repairman." from Rio Grande. it will be getting Approximalely 500 of lhe Unia competent person, someone who versily of Rio Grande's 2,000 sruwill do the job." dents are involved in leaeher eduThe BTRP applies to all begincatioo programs. ning teachers who graduate from ,, � 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. 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