https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e736a231c1037a59384e2e40a88e7017.pdf f2b842615ba1dd90155c004be6210fd6 PDF Text Text Pomeroy44Jiddleport, Ohio California cracks down on staged automobile acci.dents By EUSE ROSEN Alaoclated l'ress Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) - CaliCornia authorities are cracking down on an insurance scam in which rnolaists pmpose.ly gt:t into accidents with IIIICtO!-Irllilers. lllegal alitiiS are paid as liltle ·as $25 to cause -lbc crashes, and at least'OIIC t.s been lrilled. · "This is crazy. This is dangerous," AIIOnley General Dan Lungren said Wednesday, standing by a mangled Pontiac Fircbird at a towing yard in 111burban Sitn VIIIcy. · The car's driver deliberately swerved· in front of a big rig on busy Intmtate in 1be San Femando Valley last month, causing a collision 1bat tilled OliC passenger and injured several others. Four men, including the driver, were charged wilh murder. An investigation of three fraud rings in 1be Los Angeles area has led to 20 8I!CSIS, Lungn:n said, and as 70 more arrests are gren said · Last inonlh, three Los Angeles Jaw firms were sein:hed for case files relata! to allegedly fraudulent insurance claims, be said. LIDigren said be )lopes to prosecute attorneys and·doctors !'tho may have helped arrange lhe accidents or me lbe cllims, but he is not optimistic. , " What we have to show is knowing participali~. and that is very hard 11\)I!O!C.'' he said. Aulborilies hav~ .invcstigated 347 staged collisions(llllbe state in the past year, said Keith Miller, s HEAVY WORKLOAD • Ed Clem 1 11 wwlla .a boring aad mUU.t........,t lltllriUmlil Tool & Die IDe., iD DaytoD. Tile e.p•J dtGCIIII to have its 40 employees wor1r; orelllme iDilllld of llriDt aew wlirken. LOBI a raet of life Ia 111e tool-d-dle IDduJtry ,overtime may be becom· ~ of a MW trelld ITODI U.S. CGIIIpuies. Company chooses overtime instead of new hir(!s to cover workload By JAMES HANNAH Asaoclated Press Wrller ' DAYTON, Obio - Wcnina at Brinkman Tool &; DiC Inc. lbcse ~s means plealy to do and lou fi hours. Thai is, for those wbo already have a job tberc. The heavy workload isn't shortening unemployment lines. · The company chooses to have .ils.40 emp!oyeea work ovenime instead of llirin& new worbn. The vm':tice long t.s beeli a faet or life m lbe tool-and-die industry and seems to be laking root in olber industries. "If we can get by wilh wbat we have wilbout wolking a ridiculous number of holn ... we'D wort 1be current people more hours ra1ber than hire new people," said Cluck Brinkman, p:esi.denL Brinkman Tool & Die,. wbicb produces molds and dies that are used to make such items as jet engines and washin.a machines, operates two shifts. The ern' Ills been working SO hours a week recently and 60-hour workweeks aren't uncommon. Ed Clemmts. 44, who t.s been wilh lhc company eight years. aid without the overtime because wages of tool-and-die workers haven't kept pace wilb lbose of o1ber professions in m:ent ye.-s. "We would survive, but it would be riJ!!t on 1be bin neceuitia,.. he said. Brinkman said most or the company's employees n experienced and make 1be top salary of about $31,000 a year. Overlime pushes lbeir llilaries to about 5;43.000 a year. There's a limit to how much overtime Jim Lively, 30, wants to wort. "Fifly hours is fine, bul when you stan WOiking tiO llld SlUff like dill you have 110 liine at aD," Lively said. "Your bankbook keeps . 1lisget llld biger, but you ~spend any time at all wilb your family." couch po11111." · ''The undenland 1be urgency :Jet~ jobs dooe," BriDkmaa . "lt'IIO much pill or 1be ~ in 1be 11101-ud-die indusay dlllu's ,_ or 111e teQUilancDII. ... lllberc ISiay. ill wilf I don't know about iL" Martin Lcftowitz, director or special~....!: 1be U.S. Chmlber or •said !be use or heappmc iatesiL . overtime as an 1111211ativc 10 birina •'You lose a lot of a fllllily relationship becapse of it, but lhat's Ills been a commoo practice in 1be where the toolmaker actually past as m:easioos come to an end "It's 1KK1111l for companies to makes his money," Clemenm said. . expand 1be wcxbeek as we come He said life would be. tougher out of a recession because they don' t want to commit to new employees," be said Figure~ from 1be U.S. Bureau of Labor Stllistics indicate many manufacluring companies are relying on more overtime. The average U.S. manufacturing employee worked 3.6 hours of overtime a week in 1991, compared wilh 2.3 hours in 1982. Leftowitz said overtime helps companies avoid 1be cost of training new workers and paying additional benefits. He.said 1be drawbacks include having to pay hi&her wages, and running.1be risk or tiring workers and hUlling pmductivily. At Brinkman, eacb new order usually takes only eight to I 0 weeks to complete, while it lakes four to eight ycsra to fuUy train a worter. "ll's just too expensive to hire a guy and wort him eight weeks and lay him off," Brinkman said. The IlleS the company pays for unemployment benefits can be higher if a lot workers are laid off, be said. "Wben you're tryinJ to climb out of a recession, it JUSt keeps mm people on lhe unemplor!f1ent rolls fongcr," Brinkman saJd. "I don't 1bink long-term any company can avoid hiring new people and continue to use overtime." . assistant chief of 1he California Hi~way Palmi. More 1ban half 1be accidenls were in Los Angeles County. The Western Insurance Industry Service estimaies lhat up to a quar1er of 570,000 recent accidents were deliberate. The~ group says IS percent of all msursnce premiums pay for fraudulent . cliims. At otic time, staging accidents was considered a low-risk, highprofll crime, Miner said. "Now criminals will look .at five to 10 in the stare pen,".he Slid . LONDON (AP) - Singers Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston will marry at Houston •s New Jersey mansion on July 18, a spokeswoman for lhe couple said :!;:1' Wednesdar. The patr, both Grammy Awan! winners, have been dMing for lhrec years, said Billie Ward of London llicgal immigrants arc recruiled to drive 1be cars and be passengers, and are paid $2S 10 $100 per accident, Lungren said. Typically, lhe staged accidents involve lnletor-llailers because 1be rigs are well insured and likely to produce jury awards favorable to plaintiffs. A ~leer targeted for an accident is locked into his lane unable 10 swerve - by up to seven o1ber vehicles riding alongside and in front of him, according to the California Highway PalroL In one scenario, the trucker is forced into rear-ending a scam anist's car, whose driver slams on lbe brakes when a car driven by another participant in the scam cuts in fronl. The cars 1be truckers hit usually carry many passengers to produce multiple insurance claims, Lungren said. The arrests cume after undercover agmts wilh the attorney general's office and 'highway patrol infiltrated the fraud rings, Lund- public relations ftrm Rogers and CowanPSA. · "The wedding wiD be very private, in lbe grounds or tile mansion," she said. "Stevie Wonder will sing." Brown's new album uBobby," scheduled for release Aug. 24, fcatwes a duel wilh Houston. Brown, 23, a native of Boston, began performing at age 3. His chart hits include 1be singles "My Prerogative" and "On Our Own." New Jersey-born Houston, 28, who began her singin& career in a Baptist choir, bad hits wilh'"Saving All My Love For You " " The Greatest Lovo of All" 'and "I Wanna Dance witll Somebody." SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) - FirSt Lady Barbara Bush urged older Americans on Wednesday to take lbe gifts life bas given them and keep using lhem. Mrs. Bush said S million senior citizens mgage in some sott of vol- • r CHARTER PRESENTED - The Mei~s Counly Youag Democrats Club received tbell' stale charter In a special ceremony on Thursday. Slate Representative Mark Maloae preseated the charter on bebair or State Presidenl Mike Sexton. Pictured, left to riKbl are Janel Howard, • EAST UVERPOOL, Ohio (AP) - An official from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says the agency could have done a better job of keeping track of construction of a hazardous waste incinerator in eastern Ohio. Lewis Crampton, an assistant administrator in the EPA, on Thursday toured the West Technologies Industries incinerator and met with nine citizen groups opposed· to the plant's operation. The meeting with opponents took place across the Ohio River from terms of lhe Endangered Species competition as &om culling down Ac1,. accor~to an Agriculti!!C 1be trees." WASHINGTON - Officials ~par11r11111 ial. The official, who spoke on conhave come up wilb i new explanaThe spoUed owl was declaltd a dition of anooymily, said prcdalon lion for the decline or 1be Diilho:m lbreatened species in 1990 under and breeding problems wilb lbc sponed owl - its amorous aurae- the act. Bioi~Jsts estimate that spoiled owl are occurring under the lion to an unsavory invader of 1be only about 3.000 bleeding pairs of very CIDOPY of forests lhat mvironancient forests of 1be Pacific North- the birds, remain. Tbe ancient mentalists say must be protecled wesL forests are lbeir primary habitat, from logging to ensure lhe bird's Bans on timbering intended to butlbey till lllao be found in sec- survival. protect the spoiled owl from ond-llld lbinl-~ forests. Jim Pissot, director of the Washextinction may be in vain because Madipn raiJcd 1be issue of 1be ington Sllte office of the National lhe threatened bird is mating wilb spoued owl's mating habits on Audubon Sociely, said Wednesday the more aggressive bured owl in Tuesday durin& 1 meeting witll from Olyml! Wash., that the Oregon and Washington, says atatc leaden fi 1be American Farm barred owl not normally live Agriculture Secretary Edward Bweau Federllian. His information in 1be old growlb forest preferred Madigan. came a aovemment document by 1be spotted owl. If so, environmentalists counrer, on 1be owl prepared by expens in The barred owl is making it's only because ~has ereat- and 0111 ol JO'IC!IllilenL inroeds into Oregon and Washinged the " open forests' that have The Agrlcullure Department's ton only beclllSC ~~ bas creatallowed tile barred owl to .make Forest Service has ClliiiC under lire ed 1be "open forest • to which it inroads in lhe region. from a federal judge in Seaa!e who thrives, Pisaot said. And wildlife specialists question contends ill latell plan to protect But Mcslow said he is not con.whether there's really thai much 1be lbreatened bird is inadequate vinced lhat' 1be movement of barred . ·hanky-panky going on between 1be and violalcs environmental laws. owls into spotted owl territory {wo species. Earlier Ibis month, U.S. Dislrict poses a serious problem for the . Charles Meslow, professor of Judge William Dwrer Clltended a threatened bird. wildlife ecology at Oregon State ban on logging In Northwest "It could hardly help ... But University in Corvallis, .said national forests and ordered 1be dlerc's oo evidence: lha it's having wednesday 1here are only SIX or government to devise a plan Ill save any negative effect," be said. The · seven documenled cases of spoiled the spcUed owl. logging-generated "habitat loss is ·owls breeding wilb baned owls. In "The pointlbe'secretary was clearly 1be big problem that 1be anicontr8Jl. lhele hltve )lce!l 3.000.10 . makin& is .dill aoiJQdy is sure what mal faoea.". Allo, Mcslow said, as 1be barred ·4,000 Ulieelulll llllriliw'l!Q .n ..,.akj; . ··-~e.•ilpiiCIOd owl," owl's population inl:reases in spotuniona ol ted owl territory, it should find spoiled barred owls could not be ly go down from predation and more of its own kind to male wilh. • considm:d a spotted owl under 1be 10-speed bicycle found A damaged I 0-speed bicycle was recovered along State Route 124 at Reedsville within the last two weeks, according to Meigs County Sheriff James Soulsby. Anyone missing a 10-speed bike should conllctlhe sherifrs office. 1992 FORD F·150 . . Pop money stolen at store 4x2 PICKUP Bi$ Wheel reported Thursday morning that sometime Wednesday mght, the pop machine outside lhe store was ehtered and lhe money and money ~x was taken. Investigation is continUing. Deer accident probed AI approxima1ely 10:25 p.m. Wednesday night, Raymond Man· ley, Middleport, struck and kiUed a deer that ran in10 lhe path of his 1987 Ford van on New Lima Road. Mode!llle damage was listed to 1be front of 1be vehicle. Lamm arreste4 on bad check Belpre police officers arrested Anthony G. Lamm on a charge of passing a bad check at the Tuppers Plains General Store, according 10 Sheriff James M. Soulsby. Lamm posted bond in Washington County for appearance in Meigs County Coun on July 20. Clllstom Trim lead&ner Insulation Package .,\M/FM Elec. Stereo WithOock .. .,eeluxe Argent Styled Steel Wheels · i.9L 6 Cyl. Engine f Speed Maul 0/D Trans. -All Season Radials ~~C::Y~J :Cr! • Want to buy American? Here's some advice lhey1 ·Better rake a second look, says "Made in lhe USA: The ComP'* Guide to America's Fineat Products.•• Sure, baseb&ll's tbe national sport. and 1be billa dlelnlelvcl ~ sold by big U.S. coml)llliea like .Wilson, Rawlings an4 Sl)l)ding. But where are 1bey rnilde?ln Haiti, ·says 1be soUrcebook for 1be pllriotiC consumer. ·· ,As for 1be Cbcvrolet. 1be Bnll ·is fine: II'S ass I I'll"¢ al I plant in 'Wilmington, DOl. But don't .be .fooled by lbe Lumina. Tbey put ·dial one togelber in ·ODIIrio, en- cia. k · The ~; ahoald be 0 . ·They're y Wllllllilllloa or New ort ~tate. But ....r!be from liipennarkel a,na. ,IDCJ. la4JOIU IR tllird annual handbook published by 1be Made In 1be USA FoUlldation, a non-profil, ~ orp- nization founded 1n 1989 to educa~e consumers lbout bow ud wby to buy American. "There are a lot or myths out dlerc that IIOihina's made here anymore." said Joel D. J01epb, the foandatioll'a filuDdcr. "We Want people to know tllere arc good iltina made hefe." · . . Wilb chapters on cverylblna· from toys and pmea to en and trucks, 1be handbook provides 1 brilld-by-brand autvey of hi&hMiitY AmeriCa-mlde It 'ilao lilcludel 1Mdatlc lll'istic 10 undlliiC!IC iU poinL Prom 1986 Ill 1990, imporll ol f~~Giwear rose 4 i2 perc;enl, for lnacance. And slilce 1980, uearly 511,500 jolla hive beellolt in 1be U.S. fikr, textile and ap~arcl illdullry, AJ·for toys, Amencans .A:"''"' spent about $13.13 billion on lhe ISO.OOO items on U.S. toy store shelves in 1990. But as many as 75 percent ol those IOya are impaled. "To help reCiiD Ibis wrt ollife we all enjoy, we must continually invest in il, and bu~l American is one wrt to do so.' 1be book says. But 1be foundation researches 1he products it mentions, and choolefonly those of hiah quality. Joeoph said. . In ·almosl every CIICIOfY, from clotbing to·muaical instrumenll, it lists a wide selection or choices. All are manufactured and assembled in 1be UnilCCI Slalel, lllhough TOTAL BEFORE DISCOUNTS Brothers acquited in trial $11;863~00 · Leslie Storms, 21 , and Randall Storms, 26, of Albany were Continued oa page 3 YOUR PRICE ONLY 59,999.00* ~Mh can' producll we could find," book promiaea. . • But even 1be foundation has Ill admit that in some - . lillie are 110 American-made products to be fcllllcL . .. NEW YORK (AP) - BiD Clinton and AI Gore today begin their "great new adventure to chart a bold new future," heading from New York to lhe heanland looking to topple President Bush with help from lhe abandoned army of Ross PeroL "People want change, but gov· ernment is in the way," Clinton said in an impassioned, personal speech Thursday 'night accepting the ~mocratic presidential nomination. For Bush, Clinton had Ibis simple message: "If you won't use your power to help people, step aside -I will." The speech - all 52 minu1es of it - brought to a festive , footstomping close a four-day Democratic convention that adopted a moderate platform reflecting the message of its baby-boomer ticket. "Jobs. Health care. Education. These commitments aren't just promises from my lips," Clinton said. "They are the work of my life." .His convention over, Clinton today begins what is suddenly a two-man general election race, pitInstant polling Thursday night ting a 45-year-old governor born 10 showed Clinton with a big charge a smalltown widow against a 68- from his convention and the Perot year·old incumbent president hom decision - USA Today-CNN and 10 privile~e. ABC both found Clinton leading Gone IS Perot, whose decision Bush by 23 poiniS. not to run shifted the turbulent Significantly, the data showed 1992 politicallerrain yet again, and Clinton winning baclc Democrats left the millions in his volunteer who had defeciCd to PeroL Clinton band without a candidale. also was viewed by the electorale " I am well aware that those as more likely to change governwho rallied 10 his cause wanted 10 ment than Bush. enlist in an army of patriots for "It's a long way to November," change," Clinton said "We say 10 Clinton said as he left the podium lhem: Join us - together we will - mindful that Michael Dukakis revitalize America." left Atlanta four years ago way Lest he leave Clinton with a ahead of Bush, only to lose in a convention spodight for his pitch 10 landslide. Perot supporters, Bush inlerrupled Whether or not it lasts lhrough a fishing vacation 10 make his own Bush's convention next month, let entreaty. alone through November, Clinton's "A lot .of people that supporled · momentum was helping: the party Ross want to see the kinds of raised $4 miltion at a post-convenchanges lhat I want to see." said tion event and delegates left New Bush, whose surrogates attacked York suddenly optimistic about a the Texas billionaire repeatedly in candidale who lagged third weeks recent weeks. "No, I don't think ago. so," Bush said wben asked if those " I'm motivated and ready to auacks would undermine his over· go," said Evelyn Williams of Los ture. Continued on page 3 QUEEN OF THE RIVER • Tbe majestic Mississippi Queen made ber way up tbe Obio River at Pomeroy late Thursday morn in~ as ber calliope music and sleam rilled tbe a.r. The banks or the river were lined wilh crowds of people 10 greel the slerawheeler which was car· rying a bost of Bank One Senior Cbamp customers. Board approves substitute list, bus drivers certifications Bus drivers certifications and a list of substitute staff members were approved when the Meigs County Board of Education met in regular session on Wednesday. Bus drivers were approved as follow s: EASTERN LOCAL : Elnora Bernard, Sandra Cowdery, Flossie Dill, Gary Dill, Keitha Hunt, Ruth Ann Masters, Darlene Reed, Carolyn Ritchie, Nita Jean Ritchie, Archie Rose, and Robert While. CARLETON: PaDicia Pape. MEIGS LOCAL: Delores Surface. SOUTHERN LOCAL: Wendell Ervin, Roger Hill, Thomas Hill, Daniel Riftle, Don P. Smilh, Ernest Spencer, and James O'Brien. The board employed the follow· ing substitules: Thomas Gales, Sue Grace, Carolyn Robinson and Margaret Smitll, teachers; Kay McElroy and Francis Shrimplin, teacher aides: and Katie Gilmore, Adult Basic Education Aide. Superintendent John D. Riebel, Sr. reported that the county board received unit funding for another M.H. class on the primary level, and that the board was accepting applications for lhe position. Board member Oris Smith submitted his resignation as a member of the board, effective July 3I, but at the request of other school board members, changed the effective dale 10 December 31. The resignation was accepted . Smi th has accepled an appoinlmcnt as Chesler Towoship Trus1ee. In other action, the board: - Approved a contract with the Deparunent of Human Services 10 continue the ABE JOBS program through June 30, 1993 ; - Tabled action on a proposal from TMC Long Distance Calling, pending further review; · Approved the minutes of the JIDie 9 and June 29 meetings; - Approved the Trellsurer' s rcpon; - Set the ncx l meeting for August tO at ? p.m. Polls reveal Fourth annual car show ·Clinton now a front-runner will be held Saturday The Oldies but Goodies Car 1945; production, 1946-1955;. pro- SWEET CORN TIME· ne sweet c:cn aea· soo ... arrived Ill Melp Couaty; IDd I'OIIdllde martell alldlf'OCC!1 .outletl are eelll!lg the pop. · ular summer lllpk by the sackful. Here, Harold • , On Thursday, they again ques· tioned the legitimacy of the compa· ny's permit application and the confusion IIIey say surrounds ownership of lhe mcinerator. They also have claimed that WTI's attorney added two years 10 1be permit without properly notifying the EPA. WTI officials did not immedialely return telephone calls seeking Thursdsy evening. The main concern of the incinerator's opponents is that the plant will release toxins into the area. The plant is about 1,000 feet from an elementary school on Ohio s eastern border with West Virginia. WTI has said 1be plant poses no danger to 1be environment. Crampton told the opponenls that their concerns would be addressed more specifiCill y in their meeting Monday in Washington with represenlativcs of the EPA. Alonzo Spencer, leader of the Save Our County opposition group, said lhe groups had hoped that EPA Administrator William Reilly would be al that meeting. But he said the groups will not give up their fight. ·'When we walk through that door Monday, it's going 10 be all business,'' Spencer said. The project's opponents slaged a protest at Reilly's office July 10 afler lhe EPA granted WTI conditional approval to proceed witll a test burn at the incinerator. The same group that staged the protest is scheduled to panicipate in the Monday meeting. The temporary authorization granted by lhe EPA is good for at least six monlhs, allowing WTI to complele construction of its spray dryer and test Start the incinerator. Commercial operation would not be allowed under the current authorization. incl::r::'l ' 1bat in-every cue . "Rest we list 1be best. most 'aD·Amcri· ~y 1 . ihe plant in Chester, W.Va. Crampton also visited communities neighboring 1be plant In speakin~ with opponents, Crampton admilled 1be agency had made mistakes in addressing the concerns of residents. "Maybe if we (EPA) had done our job,lheri maybe we would have gotten lbose things done earlier," Crampton said The opponmts have tried wilboul success to stop construction of lhe incinerator lhrough revocation of construction permits. ,---Local·briefs-----. from cvi:rywherc. . Tbcse are 1be conclusions or 1be YDC Treasurer and Democratic candidate for Couaty Commissioner; Maureen Hennessy, Democratic caadldale ror County Treasurer ud YDC member; State Representative Malone; YDC President Jerr Thornton and County Democratic Chairwoman Sue Maisoa. Federal EPA official visits incinerator site AP Farm Wrller A lluiUmtdlo Inc. ~DIDif Democrats begin crusade for change Gilligan's Island, angrily slmned out·of a Town Commission meeting Tuesday when the panel refused to consider 1 zoning change on 1he block where she owns a home. "llbiok it's a piece of erap,.. said Ms. Wells, wbo was joined by other residtats in 1be walkout after their request to lower the cxiating zoning densily was tabled until a future hearing. 2 Seellono, 14 Pogeo 25 cento Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 17, 1992 REDINGTON SHORES, Fla. (AP) - The aci!CSS who became famous as a castaway on a clescrted island now complains bet real-life island msy gCI too crowded. Actress Dawn wens, 1be ~r· piP.led MarY Ann on teleVISion s Low tonight In mld-60<. Saturday, partly cloudy. High In 80s. • unleer wotl ilut she said 1bere are more than 43 minion senior citizens and many more opportunities for them to help others. She spoke at 1 conference organized by U.S. Sen. William S. Cohen of Maine, the ranking Rep~~blican on 1be Senate Special Committee on Aging. The conference is aimed at demonstrating bow lhe vast experience of older Americans can be channeled in ways to belp 1be public good. Mrs. Bush said older people have 1be time, experience, Wisdom and patience to belp in many ways. By JENNIFER DIXON By NITA LELYVELD Asaoclated Pra8 Wrller ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Base;ball, apple pie and, Chevrolet. ·They're so all-Amencan. Or are Pick 4: 7780 Vol. 43, No. 58 Copyrlghlld 18112 Threatened bird's taste in mates questioned · ~:~he=from 124 Page4 People in the news "" Ohio Lottery Pick 3: Reds lose foruth in a row 5-1 .,.• ' ' ' aad PeaiY Clark 8Dd Freda DD!'bam, aU or Mid· dleport, ch0011e lbe moat appeallag ears from Ml.tcb's Produce Ia MlddleporL · NEW YORK (AP) .:::. The Democratic National Convention gave Bill .Clinton a big upward bump in lhe polls, and more 1mpor· Iandy, he seems to have benefited more than President Bush from Ross Perot's retreat from presiden· tial politics. · Clinton led Bush by 23 points in each of IWO major national polls of registered voters taken Thursday night between Perot's announcement and Clinton's acceptance speech. . Clinton had 56 percent to Bush's 33 pen:cnt in a USA TodsyCNN poll by Gallup .or 602 vole~. . Contlaued on J!l&e 3 , I ' Club wiD sponsor its fourth annual show tomorrow (Saturday) on the parking 1o1 in Pomeroy. Registration is from 9 a.m. to noon and show time is 4 p.m. There is an entry fee of$7. Best awards will be given for · ... •·nor, · pam!, · engine, · GM, "rord, m Mopar, show-original, show-modified, longest distance, reprcsenled club and hard luck. Dash plaques wiD be presented to tile fmt 125 cars. Threc places per class will be awarded and a special award willbe presented by the Let's Go Crwsin' Newslctler. Participanls may enter in 24 classes including: productilll). lhru \lj duction, 1956-65; productoon, 1966-75: producllOn, 1975 and up· convertibfes, all; Corvettes, 1953: 1975; Corvetles, 1976 and up;·spccial interest, all; muscle cars, all; street rods, coupe; street rods, sedan; street rods, commercial· streel machines, 1949-1962·, s,_·t' """ machines, 1963-197S; street machines, 1976 and up; mini- . trucks, all; trucks, 2WD, all; trucks 4WD, all; imports •. all; v1111s, alii orphan cars, al~ 1111nque farm tractors, all; and motorcycles, aU\ Music lhroughout the da~ will be provided by Steve KiDs. 1 The Shady River ShufOera\wiU perform atl2:30 p.m. on lhe part. mg loL · �Friday, jury 17, 11192 ~ommentaiy The Daily Sentinel 111 covt Street .. Pomei'O)'. Obio ' DEVOTED TO THE INTZUSTI OJ' TRB IIEIOS-IIASON AREA WASIDNG10N - Only weeks Administration officials say they do not have an~nclusive evitheir resolve 1p fon:e a ~tum of dence to prove · is involved in ousted H1itiail President Jean- drug traffiCking. Beruand Aristide to JOvem his country. Today, Washmgton. wiD barely give Aristide th\1 time of day, with high-level officials warning him only 1111 week that he would have to negoliare his possible ~lum with the current' Haitian leadershi . . The ~p-flop, according to our According to Haitian narcotics sources, stems from an upsetting bureau documents. Seide's lrOUbles re-examinati011 of Aristide's brief began at about midnight on Aug. tenure as presidenL One incident in 22, 1991. It was on that night that particular has raised questions in Haitian narcotics police received Haili of whether drug corrupti011, reliable information lhat 300 kilos which flourished under previous of cocaine had been dumped on a reaimes, also persisted under the ranch north of Port-au-Prince by a Arlsude Jl!CSideilcy. . Colombian plane. When authorities Cons1der the bizarre rags-to· arrived on the scene, the cocaine riches tale of Roland Seide, an had llready disappeared, yet they influential Haitian with lies to AriS· amsted several suspects who were tide. Seide walks free today, slill on lhe scene. One of the susdespite suspicions about the source pects fingered Seide, who until that of his wealth, and has for .months point was enjoying an almost been a source of controversy minlculous ride up Haili's econom8111011~ SupporterS and opponents of ic ladder. Arisude. "U.S. Drug Enforcement Seide swled out as a ~lalively By Jack.Anderson and Michael Binstein ROBERT L. WINGETr Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant PubUsber/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH Genen~l Manager LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They sbould be less than 300 words. All letters are subje<:t to editing and must be signed with nome, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be .in good·taste, addressing issues, not personalities. •~ · . . f~linton out the gate, Perot .~·quits, Bush out fishing ,.i ' . By WALTER R. MEARS :: AP Spedtd Correspondeut ~ : · NEW YORK - Bill Clinton is celebrating his DeiiiClCI'IIIic presidential i ~ominalion with a double boost for his campaign sendolf - one White ~ House rival is out of sons, the Olbcr out of sighL ,._ Ross Perot' s independent ci!Dpaign is over following Thursday's . announcement that be WOII't seek the office after an. And ~ident Bush :ls·holed up in the Wyoming wiltlemess, while speculation cireulales tbat •)le may be considering a shateup of his own campaign. :• The Aibnsas gqvemcr, who had lagged·bdtind Bush and Perot in lhe ~iJolls, surged to a ilozen~t lead in ooe completed 011 Tuesday. The :j\BC News·Washington survey showed his support at 42 percent, ~ush at 30 pe!WI!, the slumping Perot at 20 pen:enL The III8IBin of error •,was plus or minus 4 pe~W~tage pciniS. :• Gains of lhat magnilude are nolhing unusual at conventioo time, and :ihey can vanish quickly. Four years ago, Michael Dukakis vaulted 17 ~lJoints ahead of Bush just after his Democralic nominalion, and losL :• Butlhat was andilional COIItesl, in good liml:s. This is a lhrc:e-man with lhe economy slilllagging, and the VOitlS in a soor mood ,• · "Americans are disillusioned, angry and fearful," New York Gov. ~srio Cuomo said Wednesday night, nominating Clinton. He said it •showed in " the quick embrace" the voters gave Perot for saying he'd ~hange things without telling lhem what (I' how. · ;. While Perot announced his decisi011 and Clinton's nomination was ~ing ratified in New York, Bush went flsjling. He was at the isolaled ~yomin~ ranch of Secrewy of Slale James A. Baker m, his old friend :Jnd longtime political confidante. ~ With Bush's re-electi011 campaign staDed, the setting and the company ~PfDmpled speculatioo of a shakeup in which Baker would lake o~ and )ull the operation as be did in 1988 and in lhe primary camplli!l!l of 1980. ' Baker insisted such a plan hadn't come up, and Bush Slid they were ;tust fiShing. .- The president has said repeatedly that he's not re811y in campaign gear, ~ won't be unlil the Republican National Convention ir. Houston next illlmth. Then, he says. he ·u 1um it on and. presumably, 1um his campaign t ' poor man, havin~ worked since 1972 as the supemsor of the storeroom at lhe SL Jean-Bosco church in Haiti. It was during his tenure there that soun:es say lte fmt met Arislide, who had become a minister with the church. By most accounts, Seide remained impoverished unlil 19~7, when he began acquiring increasing amounts of money, Tb~t year he was ques· tioned by Haitian police for allegedly trafficking in narcotics. Nothin~ was eva proved, however. Durmg the next few years, Haitian police documents show that Seide earned enough money 10 finance lhe construction of an $800,000 hotel, named the "Roland Inn Hotel," with ameni· ties that included a swimming pool, restaurant and spacious green lawns. Seide !lisa opened bakery and a ni~hlelub, the· "Cantino La Saline.' "In three years, he became one of the richest men in the country," says Antoine Atouriste, Hald's chief of informa. lion and COIIrdinatio'n, the agency in charge narcotics intelligence in a ARE VOU Q~TrER OfF Toj)\Y 1IWt ~WER(; qYE~ If;()? ~'I'M Cll:l;tR TilE Fi*T OF :4ace. ~right now, the s11ge is Clinton's. He's weathered campaign :ilumps, too, with no shateups. •: When the Democratic roll caD clinched his nomination Wednesday ~ight, Clinton, ~ wife and daughter Ct~ sse d the slleet from a celebralion :at Macy's to thank lhe delegates at Madison Square Garden. That breaks ;6'adilion, but he said he was emul81ing John F. Kennedy, who'd done it ~~ years ago. Besides, it was good television. The poDs are up, the odds are impmvUtg, snd he's playing it an ((I' maximum advanlage. . •• :: EDITOR'S NOTE: Walter R. Mean, vice ptesldeat and columnist (llr The Associated Press, bas tovered aatlou11 toavcutlons slnte ~~64. . ••' • •• ~~ Berry's World •• •• •• .; •.•• • < • •• ,· .••. •. • •• • ·..•.• . ....•• ..-. ...·• . • Haiti. llll~ '" .•. ~ So now the ambitious young man from Hope, M., has received the nomination of the Democratic Party for lhe office of president of the United States. Whatever else Bill Clinton's victory signifies, it is teStimony to the value of a lifelong fiXity of purpose. We know that, as a very young man, Clinton set his sights on a political career. probably including a bid f(l' the presidency. No doubt if be had known tbat that bid would occur after America shifted sharply to the right during the 1980s, he would have served his promised streiCh in lhe ROTC after an, radJCI' than merely use the deferment to avoid service in Vietnam. But he eventually perceived which way the wind was blowing, and went so far as to accept lhe chairmanship of the Democralic Leadership Council, a group of influential Democrats formed to urge the party bacl: from the left, toward center• Clinton has received deserved credit for coming forward with a good many relatively specifiC proposals for changes in federal poli· cies - on health, education, the environment,•mass transit and so on. What is Jacking, thpugll - and predictably, for after aU ihis is the William A. Rusher - -------bard part -· is where aU the money is gomg !0 come from. For the cost will be hundreds of billions of dollars. Clinton has two principal tech· niques. for evadin~ that question, and - while this 1s being wriuen in advance of his acceptance speech to the conventloo - it's a safe bet lhat both will be 011 displly in that oration. Get a copy o~ the sP_CCCh and count how many tunes Clinlon uses the word "spend" as a ploposal for fedeol actioo. I venture to guess, not once. Then count the number of times he uses the word "invest" as a painless synonym for "spend." You will find it again and again. For example, that long-sinceexploCJed Democratic "solution" for the problem of lhe urban under· • WASHINGTON (NEA) - • some Pentagon observers, the Navy's Tailhook sexual harassment scandal is symptomatic of a more ominous problem: a ~ing con· flict between the umformed ser· vices and their civilian comman- .... ·•' ....• . ·• ~· .. -.·. .... :-; · .......... " For whom WERE you going to vote?" '41.' ftoday in history "'· ~. By The 1\ssociated Press ' · Today is Friday, July 17, the I99th day of 1992. There are 167 days ~fl in the year. Today's Highlight in History: 'l ' On July 17. 1R9R, during the Spanish·Amcrican War, Spain surrcn~crC"d to the United States at Santiago, Cuba. . On this date: ~ ~ In 1821,.Spain ceded Florida to the United States. ~ : In 1841, the British humor magazine Punch was first published. ~. '· .In 191 7, 75 years ·ago, the British ro,.Yal family adopted the name S: r ~ind sor. l : In 1938, aviator Douglas Corrigan took off from New York, saying he ~as headed for California; he ended up the next day in Ireland, earning " Wrong Way Corrigan." ~ In 1945, President Truman, Sov.iet Premier Josef Stalin and British ~rim e Miniswr Winston S. Churchill began mcetmg at Potsdam m the ~ria~ Allied summit of World War II. . ~ In 1948, southern Democrats opposed 10 the nominati?JI of President Srruman met in Birmingham, Ala., 10 endorse South Caroltna Gov. Strom ~hurmond for the White House. ~ In 1955, Disneyland had its opening day in Anaheim, Calif. • In 1968. a coup In Iraq returned the Baath Party 10 power, five years ficr it wa.~ ousted. . . In 1975, an Apollo spaceship docked with a Soyuz spacecraftm orbn ~ the first superpower link-up of iiS kind. . "In 1979, Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza resigned and fled ~t~im!ie lf the nickname t CoatiiJied troll pap 1 found innocent in a jury trial 011 'l'lllrsday in Mcip Counly Commoo Pleas eo.t. . The men wae accllled of the April, 1989 breaking and enleimg of Whaley' Grocay . Dalwin ~ 1 0 -Cculy .Public Defmckr Charles H. ~ he JniCDICd 110 uiDKIIIf Ill behalf of the defendants, and the F'J Jetumed with the VCidict ID less than 30 minutes. The Slate Wlllll... llen!td by Assistant Prosecuton Linda Warna and OeorJe P. Mi:Canhy. ever, up until the time the investi- Garrett's staff, working with midgalion was taken away from NIS dle·level officers, put together lhe and turned over to the civilian-run sliD-unreleased report. Pentagon Inspector General's Its central conclusion: Since Office, he also bad not issued most future naval conflicts will orders requiring officers to give probably be within 200 miles of run swements to NIS or for com· land, and will likely be directed dm. manders to stop blocking NIS against land-based wgeiS, we must Sources close to former Navy activilies. begin converting from a "blue Secrewy H. Lawrence Garrett say molested at the conventioo. HowAs a high-level congressional water" fleet (desi&ned to fi)!!ll bathe resigned in part because his eva, after riearly 1,500 interviews armed services committee staffer tles on the open sea), to a 'brown orden had been WJeiY ignored by with current and forma Naval avi- puts it: "The uniformed services, _ water" fleet {designed 10 fight near the uniformed SCMCes - both bt IliOn who ·attended lhe .c:onvention, and especially the Navy an.d the land and suppon operatioos against high-level brass and middle-level NIS could noi find one who would Marine Coips, go along with what land·bascd largeiS). commanders. admit to even~ any impropri· they are ordered to do by the 'suits' The Marine Corps was even " Larry Garrell gave his entire eties, let alooe betng one of the at the Pentagon when they believe unhappier with:Defense Secretary professional life to the growth of estimated 70 drunken Hiers who it is their besl interesL When they Richard Cheney's decisi011, ~ the U.S. Navy,'' says one source had lined a third-floor hallway dqn't, they dt'ag their feet \ they on through Garrett, to ac:~p p~ clo3c to the former iiCCtelary. "He molestinl any passing women. resist or m the end they s1mply for the V-22 Osprey verucal-ltft responded as he should have when This was fll' more than simple i~ the order. They feel they can aircraft. The Pentagon's civilian he finally learned of the charges ~· The Navy, at all lev- oudlst, ot go around, ank service leadership determined the ~liRe ~~':a~:Ci~~rL!h~~~~~~:~ ~~~~~~;=~=te~:!d ~(I' even IDY De ense sec- f~~~i:~sivc IDd too eavy plained about beini seJtuaUy man· to order their subordinates to sivc Two recent examples of ...avy But the Marine Corps' uni· handled at last September's Las full statements, 10d many would • foot-dragging standout formed brass was nol about to Veps COIIvelltiOII). But his orders not even aDow NIS to photograph In 1990, Gmett m1ercc1 a major accept even a direct order 10 shut wac laracly ignored by the uni- their men so that die women could Sll11legic review aimed at delt,rmin- down their No. 1 future ~ pri· forma, as bas beal the case in ocher identify their attacU,. in a photo ing the future direction ~the Navy ority. They beJIII a furioUs lobby· maaen bla and 1111111." lineup, and the Marine Corps. The "Naval . inli effon on ClpiiOI Hlll, concenReportedly, GIIRit only learned chief of~aval Opc:ntions Foree• Clpabilitie• Planning trating Oil delegatiOIII from Pennof Ll. Cou1hlin 's charges weeks Fnlnlt Kelso •yalhll he has "zero Effort" wu dcligned to force lhe sylvania and Teltll where the plane after tlley had been leveled, and tolerance'' toward 1exual harass- Navy and Marine Corps to begin will be manufactured. · after the N1vy Investigative Sa- ment, and thai he inlllldl to see thai uldag hint questions - aiJd malt:In the face of conaresslonal vice had begun an•inv~stigation . the Navy chanaes it atliiUdes. How- · ing even birder deciJiOIIS - about demands that the plane be devel· , _ _ __...;__;_ _:__ _ _ _ _.;._.....;_.....,..____ downsizing In the post.Cold War oped. Cheney has accepted a cominto ex ile in Miami. erL promise in which 10 additional : In 1981 . 114 people were killed when a pair of wallcways. abov~.the These were not questions the $l.S billion will bo spent to see if: lobby of lhe Ksnsas City Hyatt Regency Hotel collap~ dunng a tea uuiformed leadeuh•p wanted to the pllne can be made lighter and · · dance.': have.llklld; they tnew !bey would cheaper. : In 19R9, the controversial B·2 "slcalth " bomber was given its first ootllb the aDJWerl, So, reponedRobert Wapan II 1 sylldlcat· : · night lest at Edwards Air Force Base in California, two days after a tech- · Jy, they wenllnto their foot-drag• ed columnist for Newspaper : nical problem fo1tcd a postponcmcnL gina mode. UJtimMeJy, metnben of . Eaterprlile Alloclatlon. Soutb·Central Ohio Tonight, variable cloudiness with a chlnce of shMoaa or dill· derstorms. Low In the mid-60s. Light west winds. Chance of llin 40 pe!WIL Saturday putly cloudy with a slight chance 'or showers or thunderstorms. High in the mid- Adm: (, 80s. Olance of nin 30 percenL ~day••~~-·. """ -....- •-1 Oance of dlowaa or thanderSlormJ Sunday and Tueldly. Flir Monday. Highs in from die upper 70s to the mid 80s. Lows in the upper SOs or die lower 60s. Area deaths Arthur Cross Arthur B. "Art" Crosl, 56, Bassett Road, Athens, died Thursday, July 16, 1992 at his RSidence. Born in Braxton, W.VL, he wu a son of the !ale Walter EIIICillllll Addie Boone Cross. Mr. Cross retired from General Telcpllotle after ·29 yean ~ ICIVice. He - I member of the Alexander Lioos Club; Easlem Ohio Quart« Ilene Association of which he had served as youth team advisor and president for throe years; the Ohio Quar· ter Horse Associatioo; West Virginia Quarter Hone Auoc:iltion; American Quartet Hone Asaociation; and the ~ Valley Running Horse ASIIX'iatlon. He Wll a 4-H advisor for 12 yean, a biddy league basketball coach for 18 years and a pill cub ...,.. rl Oil Seoul Pacl: SO. He was 1110 1n atmy veteran having served in 11embet of Jacksonville Eagles Club No. 1034, IIIII a socill mem11« of die Jw • • "'Viile VFW. Besidea Ills mother, he is survived by his wife, Elaine Murphy Downs; three 10111, Adam, Eric, 1nd Rlch1rd, all 1t home; two brothers, Dick Downs of J1tt· sonville and Tom Downs of Glouster; three sisters: Joneua Romuowski of Carroll, Martha P1rilh of Glouster and Cindy Robd:ofNewaL Funertd services will be at I p.m. 011 Sunday It Cardaras Funer11 Home in Glousler with Rev. Gary Allon officillinJ. Burial wiD be In HiiiiDp Cemelcry in Millfield. Friends may call II tho funeral home from 2 10 4 p.m. and 7 10 9 p.lll.lll Sllunlay. Bessie Haddox Beuie Mae Haddox, 94, Middleport, died Thunday, July 16, Korea. 1992, al Scenic Hills Nursing Mr. Croas is survived bJ hi• Hollie In I'MDiplljs. wife. Hilda JIIII!.SMenlem aou; Born In Wayne Cbunty, W. a daughter, Nancy Aun Bail, VL, 011 Jllll*y 30, 1898, Hltldox Lopn; I 1011 and diJiahl«·in-la~, was allonlemlkcr. Milk and Belh Croa. A&henl; two sons, Larry and Terry Crou, . She is MVi¥ed by I daughter, Athens; throe grandchilcRII, Cody Juanlla l.upb, Rio Gaade; 11011, Allen and Nllhan Bradley Ball, and Chela Jladdox, HoDywood, Fla.; four Jl'lftdehildren and six greatMason Tyler Cross; two brothers pllldcllilthn. and sisters-in-law, Amos and - preceded in death by Gladys Croll, L1ns•vil1e, and · herShe hub r ~. Hernwl, and a dlllghAncil and Wlllda Croa, Jackson; I ~er,c-Hiddox. sister and brotha·in-law, Audrl FunentiiCIVicei will be held at and William Plrr, Columbus; and II a.m. 01 Monday 11 Fiaher 13 nlccea and nephews. Funentlllollle In ~ wilh Besidel hiJ ts he - pre- Rev. A. SeddOft illinl· ceded in death »•Jdpaents, BurialJaei will be It Riverview Ceme• half-llilter and a nephew. inMiddle · Servlcea will be Monday at the hours• Bisony-Jordan Funaal Home ia Albany It 2 p.m. wilh Rev. Olellu A. Henneman officlltinJ. Burial lma McDaniel wiD be in Arhenl County Maloly POINT PI..E.ASANT. W.Va.Gardena with military sraveside lml A. t.leDinid, 83. of l"oim servicel by the AlbMy VFW 1'1111 l'leallnt, died lliillday, July 16, 1992, • P u• Valley Holpilll. . No. 9893. SIJe Willi born July I, 1~, the Friends may call 11 the f.-'ll home after 2 p.m. Satmday IIIII any dqhler ~ lhe late llabert and time Sunday. Memorial~ervices Edld (Wiiac) Meadows. wiU be contlueled SliMily a 7 p.m. A ft'.Cinld Clllployee ~ PleasaN at the funcnl home by the Aleun- Valley llolpilll whele lhe had der Lion1 Club. Will ked • I cook IIIII I nune'a aide for 20 yaa, aile wu llso 1 faller JobnDowns Jobn "Jack• L. Downs, 38, of Gloulter, died on nuraday, July 16, 1992 at Doctor' a Hoapilll in It l..lklll S. Holpilll. SIJe was 1 = t II' ~ llle Heipts United Nell!)llville following a brief ill· MedM f 7 Oun:lt ... die Pleasanl ness. Valley Holpill1 Auxililry• He was born 011 Seplember 2S, II addil1oa 10 ller PRIJls she 1953 in A.lhens, the 1011 d the late John J. Downs and Vera McBride wu alio IRCICded ill death by her Do.wns. He was a carpenter, 1 JMulwcJ, WilliiiD F. McDaniel, in 1979; ind I brodler and sister. SarviWIIi ildwde 01111 dlu&hter 11ae Daily SmtiNI IIIII 1011 Ia IIW, Xllie IIIII }ohn Bnldcri d Oallipolia; IIIII llucc (VIPIII...., C': ~ ·~caDing t.~:a~= Garrett gave the investigation top priority. NIS eventually located more dian 20 women who said they had been harassed or physically Robert J, Wagman EMS units answer calls Weather class - namely, throwing huge Texas Gov. Ann Richards, and the sums of money at it - ~ in vice presidential candida!e, Sen. AI' the updated Clinton version as Gore, respond to lhe questions of "investing in the human resources talk-show reporters oolhis issue. It of our urban population" or 901tle was comical to behold. Ms. Richards, I thought, hanclose variant thereof. What you "spend," you see, is spent; what dled the question better: Ignoring you " invest" returns (one hopes) lhe problem of how much could be with intmst. Or so Clinton would raised. she opined that rich people would go along quite amiably with have us believe. Clinlon' s only direct explana- the increase (as if thai were the tion for where those hundreds of problem), and cited some anegedly billions will come from is the old- parallel experience in Texas as eviest blunderbuss in the whole dence. Sen. Gore never answered the armory of class warfare: He will increase the 18ltes of "the rich," question at an ..He simply took off who must be made 10 pay "their into the wild blue yonder. pointing with pride and viewing with alalln. fair share." and wound up with a plea for lhe Just what the rich's fair share oncoming generations of Amerimight be, Clinton doesJ!' l say. Should the top 1 percent of 18ltpay· ca's yOtJtg. He. may have been right 81 thaL ers pay (for example) a quarter of all federal income l8Xes? Should If Clin101t winf and "invests" even the top 10 ~~ pay a fuU ha1fl a fraction of .the hundreds of bilThat's no solution: They both do. lions he has promised, America's already. How much harder can young are going to need all the President Clinton's l8X collectors help IIley can get. William Rusher is a syndialt· squeeze them before they stan ed columnist for Newspaper lool:ing for offshooi loopholes? On ·the Sunday before the con- Enterprise Asocladon. vention opened,_I saw .its chair, Harassment case points up deeper rift COIII; Local brie~'s... '.1 ~ .---- Could this be the Democrats' hour? • .:.•. •.• . .. ·...••·· IND. an . ..r . I.ICH. In the walt:e of Arislide's victory in lhe !991 electiOIIS, Seide is said to have helped maintain Arislide's " La Fanmi Ce La Vi" orphanage in Pon-Au-Prince. Atouriste says that Seide was " responsible for food distribution for the presi!kinl" Shortly after the arrests at the ranch Haitian police brought in Seide' to face questions abol,lt his alleged connection to lhe drop. In the ensuing days, police records reveal tbat a search was conducted at the Roland Inn Hotel. While nothing turned up on hotel grounds, the documents state that lijlproximately 6 pounds of cocaine was discovered in a jeep as it was leaving the hotel. More cocsine was later found on the Dominican Republic borda. Although they had not found Seide actually carrying narcotics, in September, Haiti's minister of Juslice publicly a!TIIDled thai Seide was linked 10 the shipment Seide insisted that he had no involvement with drug trafficking, caDing such activity "the $realest cri~e ~at exists.'' But Se1de had public opmion 011 his side. In lhe wake of his questioning, an angry crowd of Aristide supponers gathered outside the Justice building to demand his release. They got their wish, prompting a flurry of allegations thai Aristide had ordered his release. To some outside observers and most Hailian military offteials, lhe Seide release is just one of many disturbing reasons why Aristide should not return. Haili's CIC chief says that U.S. officials wac also unhappy with Seide's release, though DBA officials familiar with lhe incident would not comment or speculate on the reasons behind Seide's release. In lhe meantime, as mo~ evidence emerges about Aris· tide's true nature, U.S. officials are being forced 10 question the morality of enforcing embargo that is only hurting Haiti's starving~· Jatk Auderson and M•cbael BinsteiD are tolumnlstl ror United Feature Syndicate, Inc. d1epon, failure to COIIIIOI, $20 and SIDIICD R. Shuler, Llllpvi11e. speed, $ZS 1nd coals; Barbal"ll M1ney, ,Scott Depot, W. Va., speed, $2211111 COlli; Chris Vlriln, Oleahile, a belt violltim, COtiiJ. PIUI FteemMI, Cedar Late, Ind., safety viol1tion, $80 and costs; Christian Farro, FPO, New York, N.Y.. speed, $2811111 COlli; Ilonlld Burness, RintJF, N.H., speed, $23 and c:osu; Stevm Galt, laoxville, Tena., speed, $30 and costs; Joy Matthews, Columbus, speed, 20 and coats; Richard R1wlincs. Colu11bus, ll)eed, $20 and . cosll; Kimberly S. llmilh, PUmcroy, Ileal belt violation, COliS only; Robert L. Mcip Counly Coun or Commill) Pleas .Judcc Patricl: O'Brien procrned 24cueaiiiJUiy IS. Pine4 were Carol Dilley Hobbard, RDlland, flilure to control, $20 ud costs; Scott D. Gilbert, Coolville, - bell viol.... costs; Del L. O.din. Lanlsville. fllhinJ wllllout fitense, 515 and coats; SheUy l:'icJrtM, Pumaoy, Ileal bdt violadon, $20 and costs; Wl!llda M. Blackburn, Long Bmml, ill)propa' backing, $10 ud coau; Fraak Hauy, Pomeroy, anault, six liiOIIlhs jliiiiUSJli'II4M 10 30 days, COlts two yean prttlliQn, alcohol assessment; Mlnha J. Siders. Mid- Accu•Weather• fORICIII Haitian ~orruption soars close to the top The Dally SenUnei-Page-3 • :'f anm-. MOII4aJ hliHOW .. ......,.. ~ 11-<loon 1t. P OJ, Ololo .., . . Ololo .\\l1oJ l ' -.. ,.. 1101 c..,..~~~~-· Ololo 46j.ijil,._ ..Will. ii. ,~:tII•' ..... ., · ~ · · ··· $«*e. ..... :!'.::.:r&; rrr:r::, ,..,.....·:·-=: ,.,, ;ll'tl....._ ...... ~ NowM toou. Now · POin'MAI'IIII:--....... ,.., c"" ura .,c.n............. , , .,_,-u: P o.uo..a.a~~~oet. 45M D$ 111 IL, ~:r=.':di:.~i~ ~Gallipolis. · . Bl'lllicanli ar-ide 1111•icea will be COII- duceed Sllunlay. 11 LJI., at JCirtland Ue•llrill 011&111 in l'oiJa PP I widl Put« Mike E._ llld 11Je lte¥. N.cy Hamm ofld•a..· . Fricnill may call Cruw·HUSICU ...U HOIIIC Friday (roday) from 6109p.m.. OM WoM,.................- ......_ .. OM-111........................................ 0.. . ............. - ............. ,,_,_,. . . ·~oorr lo==-·-· ........ =..-.. ..,.. o.o,;.......................";"'"'""'"'"_. c.• Cause given in man's death --. - ....... ..... = I~ bJ IMi1 .....UMI Ia .......... JJ w-. ................;:. --..~ •., 11:1£ . ._..._:_1.:_. "~' ' I s IJ ..........._......................... _,_............................. . ............................................... \, Poll... Democrats .•. CODtlaaed l from p._e Anaeles, who 1rrived a Jerry Brown delep!e and left a ClintonGore boost.er. "We have to come qedler for our party." Clinton and Om leaving, too. After a mornins rtdly. the Arbnas governor and Tenneuee senator wae rlf ((I' a bus caravan lhrougb eighllllllel, deslinalion SL Louis, die Slilpl in between mostly pockeu d ~ ¥Oteri who were 11110118 Perot'I biggest boatlm. As !My inlroduced themselves to the natioa. bolh Clinton and Gore quoted from tile scriptures, praised their wives 11 dyni!Dic, new·,.O deVOied 10 etb:atioa and children, IIIII IOicl personal IIOries ~ Mlguisll. Clinton spoke of being born three IIIOIIlbllfta his falher died, aad of confronting abosive alcoholic atepfather; Gore of his son' a near death three years ago after being lb'UCk by a car. Their pain, they said, shiped their public life. "Always. abe taufhl me to tight." au.oo said of his JDOther's struBJle• 11 a sinale parent and against 1hall canter. "When you see your six·yearold son fighting for his life, you realize lhat aome things mauer mo~ than winning," Oore said. -iJ Correction Katie Sanden, a participant in the Meigs Colllty I'£DL pi~ was inCOIIIICtly idmtified as~ Sandy In Tladay's edicion. CoatiDued from ptllf1 ABC News polled 527 VOierS, who gave ClinlOII a 54-31 lead. ClinlOII enjoyed an even bigger lead among "likely voters,'' wlio favored the Arkansas g o - S8 percent 10 29 percent, ABC said. Earlier polls found Clin1011 and Bush virtually tied in two-way matcbes. Perolled throe·WBY polls in early Jitne, but his support melt· ed in July. Perot sank 10 20 pacenl and lower during the COIIoenlion. Regardless of whom they ~· port, 42 pertent of the ¥011'.1'1 said IIley wish Perol had stayed in and 37 percent were glad he dropped out, ABC said. Other opinions were in between (I' IIICalain. For the fir~t time, Clinton's favorable rating was double his unfavorable - S9-Z9 - but Bush's37 percent f~ Wlllll9 points below his S6 percent unfavorable. This disenchantment with Bush, which the White House says is lied to the economy, helped Clinton drlw more Petol supporiUS than Bush did in the two-way llllldlups. ABC said that among likely ¥Oim favoring Perol, 47 percent went over to Clinton, ud 31 percent went over to Bush. The polls Thursday night each had a 1111111in of sampling error of plus or minus S perttlllage .JI!>ints. One· night polls- have aildttional 'sources of error and bias . For example, respondents may JeaCI to dramatic news with opinions that shift as they are exposed 10 funher developmenu and the reactions or others. . Fasally pink ~1uaed The Rillland Fric!!dly Oardeners will have a .family picnic at the Firemen' 1 Park 1n Rutland on Wednesday Mh Shirley VanMeter as hostelS. All members are to brilig potluck ilenll IIIII a piece rl treasUred wood far roll call. Mlrie Birchfield will chair tho program on aathering and cleaninc weathered wood with educationtd informllion on usins nature's treasures in arranging. Star Gnn1e 10 11eet Star Grange meeting scheduled for Saturday It 6:30p.m. at the PIC haD has been canceled. The next meeting will be Saturday; A~~.m. Tom ud Carol WristOII of the Country Sweethearts, WillilmlfDWII, W.VL, will sine at Sllt·Mill Park in Racine 011 Auf. IS instead of tomorrow as prcvloualy liiiiOUIICed at the LOIIJ Bot11111 ice CRIIII aocial. T......e appolaled .Frederick M. Tuttle hiS been appointed trustee for Chester Toirnllhip to flU the unexpiled term Lottery numbers :: Riffle, Pomeroy, disorderly CODCU!VELAND (AI') ..c. HtJe are duct, $SO and coats; Jtichar!l Stew- Thursday night's Ohio Lotteey, art. Middleport. • bek violation, selections: • $20 1nd costs; Regina Rice, Pkk3Nwn~ , Pomeroy, disorderly con<b:t, $25 1-2-4 • (one, two, fom) ,' and ~COliS. Davtd Barber, Reedsville, no Pkk4NWD~ : 1·1·8-0 driving jl!ivileges, 10 da~ Jail.~· pended if valid operMOr s license JS (seven, IICVCII, eight, zero) . provided in 60 days. $7S IIIII COliS; . ~ Super LoUo jackpot is $16; lailure to control, $30 and com; million. ' Clifford WhiUington, Rutland, no operator's license, $75 and costS, 10 days in )ail suspended if yalid operltor'slicense is pniYided m60 days; Ronalcl R. C~means, Tup- Am Ele Power .... :..............33 3/4 pers Plains, speed, $2S and costs; Ashland Oil .......................24 7/8 James R. Lemley, Rutland, seal AT&T ...............................44 In. Bank One. ..........................44 3/8 beltviolation,cosw. Bob Evans ......................... 18 ,1n. Channing Shop.................. 29 7/8 City Holding ........ .............. l9 In. Federal Mogul................... 15 3/4 Vetei"IIDS Memorial Goodyear T&R ..................65 3/4 THURSDAY ADMISSIONS • Key Cen!IJrion ................... 20 1/4 Floyd Farra, Racine; Melvin Lands End ......................... 1/8 l1un101t, Racine; and Jennie Hay· Limited Inc ........................32 19 3/4 man, Ponland. Multimedia Inc .................. 27 1/4 THURSDAY DISCHARGES Rcstaurant ...........L ...9/16 Florence Windoli, Kenneth BisseU, Rax Reliance Electric................ l7 1/8 IIIII FJsie Welch. Robbins&Myers ................ 16 3/4 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Shoney's lnc...................... 21 Jal7 16 dlsebar1e1 - Mrs. Star Bank .......................... .32 1/4 Roonie Arms and daughter, Mrs .. Wendy lnt'l.:...................... ll 3/4 Jeffrey Bmfford and daughter, Worthington Ind ................ 22 3/4 Debcnh Ferguson and Lorele HiD. Stock reports are the 10:30 Jal7 ., Jilrtbs- Mr. and Mrs.. a.m. quotes provided by Blunt, Eric Arbaugh, daughter, Jackson. Ellis and Loewi of GaHipolis. Mr. ud Mrs. Jeffrey Rathburn, daughter, Gtdlipolis. ·stocks Hospital news EASTMAN'S FooDLAND . PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 18, 1992 · These Items were printed Incorrectly In our Wednesday Ad. We apologize for any Inconvenience. SPRING VALLH CINEMA 446 4514 10 S p.m. Admission is $1 and there wiD be demOIIStrltions; quill related cJaft show. and quilt appaisals available ((I' $5. There llso will be an exhibilll''s door pile. Pick ap shirts Individual winners at Southem B•sketmll Camp may pick up their t· shirll at the Sonthern High Schoololfa:e. Support JlliUP to meet The Alzheimer's Diseaae sup· pon group willmeel Wednesday II I :30 p.m. at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. All interested persons lilly attend. Reulliol DIIDaecl The Circfe family reunion wiD be held July ZS a Star Mill Plrt in Racine. There will be 1 potluck a I p.m. Briils laWII chain. Mcetiq IIOCke . The regul1r meeting of the Buckeye Hilla-Hockin& Valley Regional Development 'Diatrlct Execulive Commiuec will bo July 28 It 7:30 p.m. in the conf-.ce room in MaieCta. The audilotudFt and penomel commiuce wiD be • 6p.m. ~ 7 Powli lui Eureka un..... Upright MjllSimenl • Chrome Steel Beater Bar8rusiJ 1\01 • blrlllllill ,_. ..... '9999 Clll Clml 1 Tillllll 111111 ........ 111 '11le Bob Evans Farm Home· slead Quill Fati•al will be helcl Salurday ud Sunday from 9 Lll. oComn Willi F,.. AlleeI I - • li\<4JnlY 3 Ltfll Rilly• Po• Tiil'elk H.P. IIoW •Mo!Oii!OII """•""" Witl1 HNdlighl FII,SAI,SUII. JOE PUG •Niomllic Cl1pe! - $1 • MY COUSIN ·VINNY .. • 744t I S1M IUIJIIC, IOI.DIIIAWII HOUSESIMI .. . • 6 Pastil)'\ Cirpe! Heighl 4.1AmpMIQr .. ~=~Sl J ' . Meigs announcements ---___ ,. .....,. ... tlorot, lib .... ........ . COLOIJY THEATRE -~er.M .......... - , ...... c \ Midd:T: Qlilt .._ lllled II 4maol . . . . ll•nl Sevm ea11s ((I' assilllnCC MR answered 011 Thursday and early Friday by units d Meip Enlc:rpllcy Services. AI8:5S a.m. yeslelday, Salem l~units .m.t ~Andrews Road for a Jekindled fire. Al.ll:.51 a.m., UJIJts wmt to SIIIC RWc 7 for an llJIO fire. David Stewart was owner. . A112:1S p.m., llltlon went 10 Soulh Fourth. Gladys Davis -lrlnspolted 10 e1t1ans Memorial Hospital. AI 2:28 p.m., Middleport aquads MRIUa 10 Ovabud Center. Elizabelh Acker· 101111111 Vida Green Mle taken 10 Pleasant Vllley Hospilll. Al.8:!7 p.m., Pomeroy squad went to lhe sheriffs olfJCC and UWed Judy Fleeman. AJ.8:2S p.m., S)'lliCUIC squad went 10 Pomeroy Naning and RebabilitatioJI Cenl«. Edward Whitlach was taken to Vermns. On Friday at 8:37 a.m., Pomeroy squad went to Brownell Avenue for Edna Wayland, who was liken to Veterans. ~ViatorBahr. lllUCIIIPIIOif ........ . .Judge O'Brien processes 24 cases OHIO Wcllthcr Saturday, July 18 Page-2- The Pally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · F lday, July 17, 1992 ago,.u.s. officiiJs waeldlmaat in pomeroy llddleport, OhiO '• O'DELL LUMBER CO. . 634 M~1 St.,. ,......,. 992·5500 • '• ,. �. I Daily ~ Sentinel The Sports . Frtday, tly 17, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Friday, July 17, 1992 Page 4 St. Louis beats Cincinnati 5-1 B7JOEKAY . CINCINNATI (AP)- Todd Worrell bas made it into the St. LoUis Cardilllls' rwm1 book. even if he hasn't made it all the way bal;k as their closer. Worrcll' equaled Bruee Sutter's team record of 127 career saves Thursday night by getting the last four outs in a 5-1 victory over slumping Cincinn.~ti. It was WOI· rell's first save tn nearly three yeirs. . }le went 34 appearances this season alone before getting No. I. The reason: closer Lee Smith's dependability (23 saves) has reOOced Worrell to a sewp,man. 'l1llt'II remain the ~ Imler for now. Worrell is startmg to make a difference after two years of.~lbow problems, but he's not ready to make a scene. ~ 'It's working," be said. "Lee is ~ to lhrow a little betkl, and I'll! starting to lhrow a little beuer. Mt P.hilosophy is, 'If it's Jl!ll.llrolce, doilt fill iL' Let'S keep it going the it is. 'In the last three weeks to a m~th. I've been throwing the ball effectively enough to get some saW., if there was the opportunity. ~ way the bullpen is made up ~.that's Lee's job." The entire Cardinals' pitching staff is working out quite nicely th9e days. The staff has a 1.69 . eained run average iD July, taking 1 waf ' Major league leaders :In the majors... : . -....... WLN.GJ 311 .562 •• I< ....... .......- ......45 .1 .511 .J ............ ..44 4S .506 5 <12 •7 .471 I ...- ......40 ... .4:55 9.5 ---..l6 51 ~ .............50 .& I ·* •• w.... Dltilloll .CJNCINNA11..,"•.Jl ..................50 .,_ Ditr...............47 ·S.Pn _,,:.. M - " l7 .516 - "' .575 .522 .500 I SJ 7J .............. ..41 ... .........40 49 ;461 .449 11 12 43 :~.ooAqo111 :. n......,,........... ·• -..i7.Soa~4 • 1'!1111q112. Ookaao t • s..-..6.NowYodl4 : Alllall4,- 2 Toal&ht's !IJIMS • SL Louil (Cormior 1-7) II CINCIN· )'!AT! (Swiloollll 1-2). 7:35,PA · Saa Di...o (B..., 7-7) 11 Manuu.l ·lNobbola 5.o), 7:15 Jlo!llo ·• 1.CII AaaeiM (HontrlHr '!-1) at '1'1 0 I ·~ ·, ' 641.- l:lS,... 10..1)' at Jlluabuqb ;. CJMi.. · · rr-~ r 7:3Spa s.a I.IWiA7·1l•NowYodl tc.Oa,..~ 7:40p.m. . A\laau (Sm011.1 10.6) It Hoilltt. :(l-.:tl :J.1), 1:35 ...... . SatunlaJ'IIIIDel ~ AllaJu (lllavD I:J.f) lllba<n (1. 1 -4-3),1 ~ p.m. • Sl. Lollll (T.-, 9-3) " CINCIN· (Rijo ~ 1~ ~ ... • 1M AnJ•I~ (Manina S-6) at )'llilMoljlbia (MiUWillilmt 1·1), 7:0S mn .f &CbiCII• (Moram 7· 3) " Plutb"'P ·(WIIIl-3). 1m...,.. ·, Su PraaciiCO (WWm 6-9) It New ·Yodl(l\onladoz7·&~ 7:10p,m. , $IQ Dqo (SemiDan 4-Z) II Mal.bfJil ·~ 9·1), 7:35 ...... Alcl.......,..cr, pildoor,lram v._,wr .tlbo hci& c- t.oo,... l'llcod Dut ........ out!id4<r, Clllho 15-dty dip•blod MMedtiiO ~,. !1_._ OAKLAND AllD..B11CS - Actiwt· ed- c:an.... IIIOlllld<ey ... llllfioWoD, lianlhot:l-•y dlAblod lil' ua. Pllceds-B...W.,inllelAier,,.lho 1:1- ~·,:OS:. ~~v!'~~.e.: 51; V11131 '~ . ...yllillbi<NI lln. O.U011ocl Troy Neol, 6ra buemln-outfiddc:r, toTaooma d.lbe PlldfioC....t..p , Saa Dieao, 62; Daul~aD. l'n..w!'M. S9o Wumy, New Yomo 59; lkOrilf, S.. Dioao, 57; L. WI!Ur,-..J.5';-.A....... be RBI SEATILE MARINERS -Placed IQe · pilda, Clllhe 15-day <fit. ablod lilt. nbQK&ivo \o July I. Recalled ~"to: ~.lram CaJauy ol HITS - V..Siph, PllllllurJII, 101; Shol!ioW, Son~ 101; tt.dlira>, AI· luu.IO'I; llwYaa. S.. Dqo. 105; lJuk. Pllila4tlplda. (01; Doocao. Phi1..Wphio, 104; DoSIDrida, Mao...t,I02. DOUBLES - JlwlcaD, Pbilldolphil, 71; VIIISl,U. P11-. ~; ~Ant!.... SL Louit, 22: Mwny, Ji1n. Yodl, 22: W. Cll!k, Son--. 21; Oriaml, - · ....,1, 20; Biu)o, H01111011, 20; Booilll, NowYGit,ld'I'IUPLES - D. Suulcn, Alllnll, 1~ Filllo), - · 10; Bu.-, Lm AqolAo, 7; Ali<ea, SL Looil, 6; V~nS1yl:~ J>i1u. blutl>, 6; R. s........ ONCINNATI, 5; Orfermu, Lol AIIJdot, 5; DeShiel4&, TEXAS ·a -............... Bc.la\ ....................42 'Now Yodl .............42 41 .CJ.tM!LANIL ... 36 :DoltoiL..•:............ · 44 46 49 ll .61.. .ll7 .m Hcllia · -.BUJE JAYS - Acli\'llocl TO= Todd SIOIIIC111JI'o pi~hor. from lho 15· dly diHbled lilt. .481 .477 .456 .404 w...... DhWoa Nalloi~IM... A---op-1""1 Ar.lr, oatcllor, lo Nuhlllo. -. - . l. c-- · HOME RIJNS - MoQDI!, s.n !Mt~ 19; SIMI!leld, S.. Dicoo. II; L. Wllltct, Moaual, 16; loadS. PicublltJI;I, IS; 1lidt a.c.JWIIob NoW, CIICIMI-,lnn bf-.,vJI ollbt Americtft .••cri d ActhiiMd Bill ~. STOLEN BASES - OU..om, 111..,. PIIIWES -Acdvlled t...y DJbtra, •:fi z+r, from me lliablool u.. l'lloocl Doa Jarthl puiiXII&ol aiviniiiUm Wa tid ..J rea..e.. pilda,lram .... u.., -.... Op. tioa.. Mau Ma)'MJ, pilebor, to ladi- -.A-.13; Diub<ll.~· . phil, 13; Ill..... cu...., 13. ~ u..tar a-1, 4l; DoShicldl, 35; lAnk· fed, SL Looil, 21; fialoy, H - . :14; ... ,.ra........ Jlobetta. CINCINNATI.~ ; Binio, HOIIILoll, 11; Lawil, San Fr~nc:ilco, 22.; -· -- Oolll,A......,22. .614 - ,T... . ,.,_ .............49 42 .ChioiJ0-...............4>1 43 '-a., ..........31 50 ·C.JU h ............... 36 52 2 6.5 9J 16 tl •SetaJo .................. ..36 "' .400 19 . a-. - SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS - Apoldto _ , wilb CoMa Mumy, .... PITCHING (10 deciliona) llaoldwo<l, t.2. .111. L94: Gll'liao, Atl1n11, 13· 3, .112, 2.57; Swindoll, ONCINNATI, 1-2, .BOO, ~94; Black, Su fnnc;iac:o. 1·2. .100, 2.90; T........,, I< Louio, 9·3, .7S~ 1.17; K. 1~ • .714, ~69; Mcqon. au-, 7-), .700,l66; IAilorand' AI· 111111, '·'· .700, 3.64. STR.IKBOUTS - C011o, Now Yo:rl, 154; Small&, Allanll, 123; S. Fcm~ndez, New Yoot, 115; Dnbok, PllllbuiJh, 101; ctNCNNAn BISII:etbllll Na~-· l•llllbd .u.odalloa LOS ANOBLBS CLIPPERS - Hill,_...., Sipd Randy Woodl, ....... to a mulli· FOO!bal NlllouiPoolltoii!Mpo ATLANTA FALCONS - Si1ntd Wide w-.....-~~owu~ Dink· 111011- Pbillipl. wido u.. .- ... ........... CLEV1!U.ND BI.OWNS - Sipocl P,lridt ......... - -· DAUAS COWBOYS - Sipod lily llonoo,Mfoly. DI!NVBR BI.ONCOS - Si- Joo BOilici, wide rocei.ver, and MUhammad ou.... -.obl<t. HOUSTON OILERS - Siped A• Hunw, utem Sce~t Mlftin izNl Oroa McKot. dtlaa1ive ~ckl•, aad Jackie Rowan lild Tim W.UOW, olf..&o \Ide- American League BA TnNG - Puckeu, Mianc1011, .336; B. ~~~- S0111lo, .371; R. A1omlr, Toroa1o, . 32~: B•crJ•, CLEVE· LAND, .319; Bcmhck, Ou1ond, .318: Molitor. Milwaultee, .'315; Thomas, ""·INDIANAPOUS COLTS - Wcoddd~ Jllllllin1 bodl; ltln)' GlOM, ~;INSDI•~dihtM RIJNS - tcn.llloudl. Mimelola. 64; - . ~. 64; Phillipl, Doboil, M ; Mack, Minll•au. 60; E. Mut.incz, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS - c-. '~~1rti'r~w.;.w S.ulo. 59; T....... 56; R. A1omar, TOftlftta. ~. RBI - Pioldor, Doo•i1,75; McOwiJe, o.tllnd, 69; 1\acteCl, MiiUieltlll, 66; 0 . Bell. aucaao. 66: Caner. ToroniO, 6?: Tbomu, Wc:aao. 51; Frymu, Dclroi~.o S1· Juan Gonulot, feua, 57; BeUe, CllnloooMlu., - - -- P!T!SitJI.GIIII'IEEIJ!RS - ~­ Dura PeiTJ, ll1fouin hell; R1te Wili*M, An- --...-On· bam, fllllblck; 1H Com.U111 Bat011., ~DIIIOOO!ARGFRS - W~ c:Li!vEt.ANO. 57; BtllimOtO, fl. HJTS - Puc:ketlo Mlnaaaas., 12~ s....,, CLilVELAND.Itl; . , _, P.. 1roi1, IllS; E. Mutinol, Saale, 101; S1111' n , fcu1, 104; DovOJU\Ilo Bll&im.ore, 101 ; Molitor, Mihf'l'*ee.,.lOO. DOUBUlS - Hall, New Yoot. 27; B. Erik Atrbahar, wido rcaiv•. Jteleand Cocil Doueue, c:omubadl, aad Ore1 Byma.~..am.. 3AN FaANCISCO 4ft!IS - S Reui• u..r...rio, UnebKII:er, ltldl'irn SlilfWOIIII aad W~oar Bloob. wiolo,.. ....... 10-.. . Maninez, Seattl•, 26; MltbaaJy, N•w Yodl, 25; Youn~ Milwllllc.., 25; Joyner, Konw cu1, 24: a..., tta.... a~y, 23: Rc:imcr. Teus. 22; PuckcU, Minnaot1, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS ~ eo.-, Ht-. wf4e receiver, Clll m..o.,..., C'ICIGUICS. 22. Hookey TRIPU!S - ~Btl- 6; Devemul, 81ltim~ 6; Ustach, Mil· wa"*-ee. 5: R. Alomu, Taa10, S; Sian, Tu11, 5; Whito, Toroa1o, 5; Jhiact, aua.,,s. Sipld Bcb~~S- Sipod lcilh ou..10, .311 . .591 .538 .506 432 .409 ld -~-• ...,L•14RkiiW,..., a.dl.., ,.._ 'MI*.... MONTIUIAL BXPOS - Ro1oaatd - 'J6w IDCI ..........- ..54 3o4 'Ootllooi ................ J2 36 J CINCINNA11 liDS - s.t 11:11111 lreq, pllcller, ~ Nulltlllt of tilt GB 5 8.5 11 12 14 IIJ RANOEls- Nomod Toby Hmlb, i:lw.im manep, IIWIIJCI' for the nmaindu of th• 18110D. Sltnod Rid: AMERICAN LEAGUE ·TOIMO.................S4 34 49 39 Milwa.UO .............<! 42 The right-hander made a rare relief appearance last Sunday and gave up a two-run homer to Gary Redus that handed Piusburgh a 7-6 win. He was rouahed up Thursday for 10 hits- including six doubles and Olivares' homer - in just 6 1/3 imings. "We've had players injured," Belc:her said. "We've had a rough schedule. But I think we need to remain positive,! really do. If anybod~ has to feel down it's a guy that s lOSI two in a row, but I'm not going to do that. 1 stiU feel posi • tive." · -Loopo CIDCAOO WHflll SOX - lteoalled !AVES - Leo Smidt, Sl. l.oWI; 23; ChatlUMI., CN'aNNAn, 21; D. Janet, Hvuttoa. 19; Wetteland , Montreal, 17; lotitdl Williaml, Phillcldpltil, 17; M , Son Dicp, 15; B.undo,l'illob.qh, 1'r" lutem DlvWoft WL .... By losing five of their last six, the Reds have let the Atlan!a Braves cut their lead from s1x games to otte. The last two losses have been painful and have both involved Belcher. Baseball BATIINO - lt..t, Plilladolphio, .1.6; Va.SI~oi ~11•burJia• .. 3-42; 1 .!27; MiODII, Son Shol!ioW, Son Dieto. .319; o.,... Son Dloto•.317; w. ~Sao Fnociooo. .316; MoO.o, Son F . -..311 . RIJNS - Bigio, . - . 110; Oril· aam.·~ 57~ oekhh Modroal, 56· Robwl, CINCINNAn, 54; T. F• n•~••· Baa Di•ao, 54; Gw7J1D, Stn 0. Qioqo. 1116< c:..o;..,;, .... AoaolAo.IOI ; Rijo,ON<lNNATI, IOO. ·T - The NL w~ leaders 6nd them· selves in aouble COining out of the All·Star break. Third baseman Chris Sabo is out with a bad ankle, . Sanden is out indefinitely, and left· bander Tom Browning is having surgery next week on his ruptured knee ligaments. Transactions 5!; lloniiii,NowYoot.5~ : JM~7.PW' · ·~r' ·, S1. ..... 5, C111C1NNA 1 · for a11east two weeks. . "He dove in like he was steal· ing a base," Pagnozzi said. "If you're zoinz to plow into the catcher, you've got to plow. When he dove, he was ex~ He cante rizht into my knee.' Nallollll Leape NATIONALWGUE ,_ lot rl pressure ott the offense. Omar Olivares (6-4) became the offense's best friend Thursday night, allowing just one run and nine hits· over 7 213 innings. He also became its best weapon, hii· ling a two-run homer in 1 decisive three-run seventh inning off Tim Belcher (8-8). It was Olivares' second career hOiner and his fli'SI since 1990. He fouled off two bunt anempts before swinging away 81 a slider down the middle. "He had some good swings his other times up," Belcher said. "That's the reason I didn't throw him a fastball. I lried to lhrow him a slider down and just didn't get it down.'' Fastball, slider- it didn't matter. "I got lucky and hit it," Oli • vares said. It was that kind of night fOI the Reds, who lost their founh straight game, bad Belcher wm in his sec· ond consecutive JJOOI performance and IOSI outftelder Reggie Sanders for at least two weeks. Sanders·tried to wm a triple into an inside-the-park homer in the second, but was out at home by I 5 feet. He dove at catcher Tom Pagnozzi, whose right knee dug into his ribs. Sanders broke a rib and punctured his right lung. He'll be hospi· talized fOI two days and sideliried Nalloulllocbr ....... NEW YOIIIt aANOBRS - Traclod Nuio Th,., fclnr...t. to the ~ Nodh SU. fm,_. ' · s 'om · HOME RVNS - W.0WU.. OUitnd, 21: Deer, Detroit, 21; Jum Ooazalcz, Tau, 19; B~ CU!VI!IAND, 19; T•· lletm, Douvit, 19; Caner, ToroniO, 19; CanMCo, Oakland, 11; field. .., Dtaroit, lB. STOLEN BASES - l.olloo, CUM!· LAND, 32; Polonia, Califomia, 30; Lil· llc:h, Milwau.koo, 29; Andonoa, BalLi· .,..., :19; .....,, ChiCIJO, 71; lUJal..... 1011, ()Ulmd, 26; Kn~ .... .. 22. PITCIDNO (10 4acill0fta) - Ju•a Ouaa1a, Tor011ta, 11·2, .146, 2.11 ; !na•J•· MiM•ot•. 9·2. .ua. 3.19: ~ ........ s-Jo, II·!, .716, 3Jj); lunio Morrit, Torooto, 11·3, .716, 4.31; It Browll, Teua, 14-4, .771, l .OI; ApP.•. . 1taotu Cilp, 111-3, .769, ~33; MOIIina, Blltimore, 9·3:,;!l0, 2.-40; Mdlow.U. Ookafl,ll-<1, ,,,., 3.50. !ITRIUOUTS - Jaan Ou&maa. T010010, 122; -·New Yodc, 120; Cloma, . _ I~ tt. ....... T-. 91; Apple; ' - a.,, 95; R. - · - , 91; lpo, T - 91. SAVEl - BcllonloJ, 0Utm4, 30; A~,- .... 71; Moalaom"!l, ldu CIIJ, 22: lcll,-.a, TC~~~U; Zl; 01oao, B o l - 21 : Thl..-. 19:lleudm. &o.on,ll. ou...,, ... TOUR~AMENT CHAMPS- This foursome daiaed 1 ~ 1111 the last nine to post an overaU !:1 ud elttllll the Melp COIIDt)' Cocer Tourna. meat erowa Tlaanda7 afteraoon at the Meigs Cuut)' Golf Clab - r Pomero7. The wiuaers are now eiUglble to participate In the state event at the Firestone Country Club. Members or the winning team are (L·R) John Hoback, Jason Ingels, Jay Warner and Mike Lieviug. POWERFUL PUNCH? - WW Mason County funeral director Red Tucker be seeiDg stars after this picture? No, not really! This wu one or the several times former Olympic heavyweight champion Pete Rademaeber, (left) special guest at the Meigs Canc:er Tourument and Ohio state spokesman for the American Cancer Society, sparred with the local golfer. Floyd's record-tying 64 gives him share of lead in British Open By STEVE WILSTEIN GULLANE, Scotland (AP) He's good enough to spank the young kids on the tour. He's old enough to join his pals soon on the senior circuit. Ray Floyd doesn't know which way he '11 tum when he hits The Big Five-Oh in September: For the moment, though, he's delighted to be making a charge tow~ a csreer Grand Slam at ihe British Open, the only majOI be hasn't woo. · Floyd's classy, record-tying 64 at Muirfield - 7 under par - in the fltSt round Thursday deepened his conviction that he's never been more in command of his game. No one who saw him artfully, almost nonchalantly, birdie eight holes would dispure him. His ftnal birdie on the 550-~ No. 17, the one that brought him a share of the lead with Sieve Pate, was typical. Floyd hit the shortest 1t:e shot of his group; 20 yards behind Nick Price, 10 yards behind Tom Kile. Unfazed, Floyd hit a 3-iron lhrough the green to the fringe, then chipped beautifully within a foot of the hole before tapping in. Flayd stroBed lhrough the whole round like that, looking so relaxed in his bright red vest over a shon· sleeved while shirt Dramatic char· coal, sun-framed clouds threatened, and the wind kicked up brieOy, but for the most part he played as easily as the gentle breezes brushing the heather and dune grass. "I am pis¥ing bettet than I have ever played m my career," Floyd said, not lightly dismissing such earlier triumphs as the 1976 Mas· ters, the 1969 and 1982 PGAs and the 1986 U.S. Open. "Age tn me is a number - it doesn't really matter." The only number that mattered was the 64 that matched Pate and put them a stroke ahead of Ian Woosnam and Gordon Brand and two strokes up on Nick Faldo and three others on a day when more than a third of the field broke par. In 121 British Opens, only three other players ever shot 64 in the fltSt round. the last Rodger Davis at Muirfield in 1987. Floyd has been around long enough, and has lost leads often enough, not to get too cocky over his score. "You cannot win a tournament in any one round except the last," he S&ld, "but you can lose it in any of the four rounds with a bad score.•• who was 46 when he won in 1867. His son, "Young" Tom Morris, became the youngest winner at 17 in 1868. · Floyd bad his chances in other British Opens, but either blew them on his own or was blown out by othm. In 1987 81 Muirfleld, he was two shots behind Faldo midway through the final round, but fell apart on the last nine as Faldo pulled away. Floyd finished second at St. Andrews in 1978 when Nicklaus edged him by a couple rl shots. In 1976, Floyd finished founh, and in 1981 he was third. All so close, all so frustratin~y far away. Now, w1th THE Open again within his grasp, Floyd JSn't thinking at all about what be might do come September, when he wms 50 and the Senior Tour beckons. "I am playing the PGA and the World Series and have entered my ftrst Senior event the fmt week I become eligible, the week of the seventh," he said. "Joining the Senior Tour is a decision I have to make. I have an early meeting in September to decide what I am go1nll to do. I don't have a clue Yet he could hardly SUI'J'ICSS his excitement about getting m a position to win. Nor could he ignore the significance of what he is trying to achieve by completing the career now.Y. Grand Slam, something only Gene Sports shorts Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus TenniS and Gary Player ever did. FRANKFURT. Germany (AP) It would also put Floyd into ·the record book as the oldest British - Gigi Fernandez beat M~ry Open champion. That mark Pierce 6·1, 6-4 and teamed wtth belongs to "Old" Tom Morris, Pam Shriver to beat Nathalie Tauziat and Isabelle Demongeot 64 6-2 in the sixth-seeded United siates' 2·1 victory over fourth· seeded France to advance to the semifmals of the Federation Cup. France's Nathalie Tauziat beat Smith, George Adkins and many Lori McNeil 6-4, 1·5 in the other others. singles match. The United Sta~ Gares open at 5 p.m. every Fri- will face top-seeded Germany m day nighL Time trials are at 7 p.m. Sawrday's semifinals. and races at 8 p.m. Germany advanced with a 3-0 All feature races from the Bob victory over Poland as Steffi Graf Adams Sr. Memorial were rained routed Kauuzyna Nowak 6-0, 6-0, out last week, tllus those mces will Anlce Huber beat Magdalena Mroz be run immediately after hot laps 6-0, 6-3 and Graf and Huber on July 24. A complete regular teamed to defeat Mroz and show will then foDow. Katarzylla Teodorowicz 64, 7-5. Skyline Speedway in Stewart, off U.S. 50, will host ''Fan Appre· ciation Night" toni~l General admission will be cut to $5, plus fans will be eligible for many free door prizes as well as see a complete racing program in six different classes. This season, no one person has dominated at Skyline, where very few drivers have reached the victory circle more than once. In the premier Late Model divi· sion, Albany's Larry Bond leads the points race over brother Andy Bond 'o f Coolville. Larry Bond drives the Whaley's Auto Parts/Facemeyer Lumber/ Lakeview Aparunents #10 and has one feature win at Skyline. Bond ha• also been dominate at nearby Midway Speedway. Andy Bond drives the local McDonald's Restaurant entry #A· 10, placing ahead of seven-time champion Bob Adams Jr. in the "Black Bandit" #A-55. . Other local drivers competing will be Chris Diddle in the J.D. DriUing car, Scott Wolfe in Mark's Auto Sales, D&M Pizza. McDonald's . of Gallipolis *14, Benny Hickel, Rick Williamson in the Baum Lumber/Fisher Funeral Home/Sorden Tool #21, Don Casto, Bryan Wolfe's Thornton Greenhouse{ Wolfe Garage #5, Jeremy Barber,.Bob Bailey, Todd The Kyger Creek Little League Tournament will begin action today with tri-county baseball action pscked into a doublehesder at the Kyger Creek Employees Club field on Ohio 7 between Cheshire and Addison. The first g~e will pit Point Pleasant FOP against the Rutland Reds at 6 p.m. That game wil,l be followed by the Chester Raiders· Gallipolis Hi Us Indians game at approximately 7:30p.m . Saturday's pairings show Point Pleasant Village Pizza Inn vs. Pomeroy Dodgers, 10 a.m.; Gallipolis White Sox vs. Middlepon Cardinals, 11:30 a.m.; Syracuse Hubbard's Greenhouse vs. Mason County Bar Assn., I p.m.; Gallipolis Royals vs. Pomeroy KFC, 2:.30 p.m.; Fruth's Pharmacy vs. NelsonviUe Yankees, 4 p.m.; and B1d· weUNo. I vs. G&Dipolis Yankees, 5:30p.m. SECONJ)..PLACI WINNERS - This fonr· SOllie d~'=ed - . 4 place ill the annual Meigs C011at)' CaKer GGif Tournament, which ,.s decliclted to the late Hap Caster, former owaer 11d operator of tile fadllty when It was the .r E~Mate by - Linkfest scheduled for Thursday The "Ducks Unlimited-Fun Day Golf Classic," a four-player scramble, wiD be held Thursday, July 23 at Riverside Golf Course in Mason, W.Va. . The event will feature a blind-draw calcutta, w•th all proceeds going to "Ducks Unlimited". The calcutta begins at noon with a sh~tgu.n stan at I p.m. . The entry fee is $50 per player, which mcludes a steak dinner. prizes galore, and free open bar. Tickets musl be purchased by July 21 , 1992. c Golfers will be divided according to handicap and A· B- -D groups, with drawing for reams done by Golf Pro. For further information call304-773-9527. U\'I~ C i£D.OON IOUll 11'• 11" IS'•$a " ll '·l · ..... DI~IKG Here'a what you get: Solid oak cabinets, fireplace, 2x6 R·t& willa and R-30 celllnga, upgrade cal'pet with rebound'pld, 8 ~I almond pa11age doo11, painted waite, utility room, front & rear a panel atnl doo11, pon:elaln beth alnkl, wuherldryer overhead Cllblneta, flbergtau heat ducts, 18" center roof rafters, 15" eavn, tilted foyer, dormer and moll. REDUCED TO~ REDUCEO TO .!30;995 SACRIFICE PRICE. ... $29,995 . . · Thla Ia A '40,500 Valuel Our toaala your gain I We need the room for new aummentock. Better hurry ...at thla prtce, thla home won't laat long I Alao available .11 our apeclll tum key crawl e()ICe. Stop In for detalla. . ; Cole's ·Mobile Homes .Rt. 50 East, Athens, Ohio· 592·1972 With Treated Lumber 184.84 14'122' 1 Car Garage Package 1,099.00 . 24'124' 2 Car Garage Package 1,749.00 -- Meigs, Eastern sports physicals set Holzer Clinic of Meigs County will conduct sports physicals on Saturday, July 25 for area schools. . All Meigs District students should plan 10 amve at 7 a.m. AU Eastern District students are to be there at 9 a.m. . . Bring a signed sports physical card to the clm•c located on the "T" in Middlepon 81150 MiD Street. . Holzer Clinic physicians have donated their time to provide thJS service to the community. · Further information may be obtained by calting 992-2188. 16'x 12' Treated Deck Package 339.00 Rutland softball tourney July 25 THIRD-PLACE WINNE~ - FollowiDI a tie 1Jr tllird, tWII --~ rmJIJ CIIDt bcae iD third after clalmill& 1 claip off, woa by team member H..uld Hubbard. Tile quartet shot 1 59 A men's class C & D softball tournament wiU be held on Sawrday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26 in Rutland sponsored by Bowman's Home Care. . The entry fee is $75 and the team's own ball Sponsor trophies will be awarded for ftrst and second place. For more information call Danny at 742-2372 or Terry 7422829. for the day. Pictured are (L·R) Todd Powell, Harold Hubbard, Dave Niebert aad Doa Swlsb· er. ·Hoback-Ingels-Warner-Lieving quartet win Meigs Cancer linkfest . itDROOll M.\UEI E•gles Nest .., Kit lncludtt: lumMI', han:llfrlre.ncr lnltnaetiOftl. . Sports physicals for the srudenJS in the Southern Local District will be given 81 the office of Dr. Douglas Hunter on Wednesday. July 22 for boys in grades 7-9 from 8 tn I0 a.m. and for boys 1!1 grades 10-12 from 10 a.m. 10 noon. Girls' physicals will be July 29 fOI grades 7-9 from 8-10 a.m. and for grades 10-12 from IOa.m.to noon. . . The physicals will be provided free of charge dunng these Urnes only. Students must have a signed physical tard which may be obtained at Dr. Hunter's omce or the high school. Pomeroy Golf Course. PictUred are (L-R) Jim Wilson, York Ingels, event orgsnizer Bob Freed, Mrs. Norma Custer, wife of the late Hugh Custer; Pete Rademacher and Mlck Howell. · h..,.,. n lnctudea: Southern sports physicals slated A RIFICE SPECIAL 28x52 With Swings and Treated Lumber Kyger Creek U Tournament tonight • dfeatfu.t §fen Scout Kit ..-Area sports · briefs~ 99.84 'Fan Appreciation Night' slated for tonight at Skyline Speedway Dr. Jhomas Spencer Will Be Out Of His Office F~o111 July 17th ~ntil . . July 27th . ....... ~----- -··~--~.-....- lnnln~ or Thursday night's National Lea1ue game tn Cincinutl, which the Cardinals Willi 51. Sanders, who was tagged out on the play, nf. fered a punctured lung and 1 fractured rib in the collision. (AP) GOING FOR BROKE- Cincinutl's Reggie Sanders (len) goes all the way In this eollision wltb St. Louis backstop Tom Pagaizzl on an inside-the-park home run attempt iD the second B7 SCOIT WOLFE Seatillel Couespoadent Ten foursomes JM!nled the heat and the weD-groomed Meigs Coun· ty Golf Club greens Tliursday af1anooo wbilc JBiicillatiog iD the Meigs Coutay Cancer Society Golf Tournament. wbicb - dedicated to Hugh Custer, long time owner and opcilloi rl the flcility. Mn. Nclnna Custer- on hand for die event bdd in memory rl her 1aJe ~U'blnd , When the foursomes bad completed the lut nine, the ieam of John Hoback, Jason Ingels, Jay Warner and Mike Lieving came aWiY is 1be wiuiton, shooting a 29 011 tbc fintnmcltld 28 011 the tee· oDd far 1 n -* win ovenll. Pete Rademacher, the 19S6 ?.!J.mplc heavyweight champion . chttlkzl far the prolem IDii ~~tide, lillie his third •ICXenhe vilit 10 tbe Meigs Cln· • -- lltm~ · ....._ R c.TwN.,...r"'"¥'" ~ofiOih•t• 11 fa' the OhiQ dhiaion of the American ·Clncer Society ud bavels .:ross the swe and llllicoawide; promot· ina fuDd nillnllt:livitlel ~ Clll· cern !I ch. Rademacher challenged the great Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight crown in his fli'SI professional bout Rademacher stated, "I always enjoy coming to Meigs County. The people here are really great They go out of their way to make you feel at home and 1he response to the golf toum&Jilent is always good. This tournament is very competitive and I'm prol!d 10 be a part of it" · Throughout· the day Mason County flllltl8l director Red Tucker and. Rademacher jokifi&Jy sparred and late in the day Poeed for TM Dally StllliMI CIIIIICIIS. . Rademacher h~ his Olympic "Gold Medal" on hand, drawing a lotofintaestfrom the crowd. Placing second in the toumament with consecutive 29's for a . total S8 wu the fOID'SOme of Jim Wlilon, Yorlc lnaels, Rademacher and maoa u:..~ u--". ~ Two fqunomoa tied for third with a S9 ovCrall IOrcing a chip off between die two. The fOUilome rl Jim Amlblry, Jay Oemcanl, Mar· vin llonlorl'er and John Felker lost to tltlrd plato wiDnen Don.Swilh· Waterford softball tourneys July 25 There wiD be a U.S.S.S.A. sanctioned Class D & E men's and Class D & E women's srltball tourney to be held at Waterford High School's fields on Salurday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26. The entry fee is $70 and two new balls. The event is spon~red by the Waterford Athletic Boosters Club. Fint·, second- and third· place uophies as·weU as T-shirts will be awarded. . To enter, contact Pat Amrine at P.O. Box 61 Waterford. Ohio 45786orcaU 1-984-2554•• er, Todd Powell, Dave Niebert and Harold Hubbard. Hubbard's chip shot was closest to the pin giving his team the win. Proceeds from the event, which were not yet lOialled at press time, will benefit the ~gs Cancer Unit. Participants thea tourney treated to lunchinand chicken were din- · ner following the event. At the awards dinner, Rademacher pmiaed Moigs County's fund raising effort, saying "many people I have golfed with today are alive because of cancer research and the ability to detect cancer early. Tho money raised here today benefits Meigs County people just like ylllndves. Your time and effort have been great." L--------------------' 8' 1 a• Truss Barn Package 299.00 10' 12' 529.00 12' x 16' Truss 884.00 I Wllh,.-;t ... g:- SUNDAY SPECIAL SUNDAY, JULY 19,,. 1992 HOME lAKED HAM DINNER Scalloped . "The only way to beat Cancer is to fight it ·through continuous tesearch. Meigs County has done · its part. This is one of my favorite stops of the year." Door llrizes for the event were . fumisltecfby local merdlants, while , the winning follfiOme of Hoback, ·IDJels, Warner and Lieving are el~: gi6le to !*liciplte iD state event• the Pireatono Country Club in I !Jotatoes, butte~ com, hot roll, small drink .or coffee. OPEN 10 A.M.-11:30 P.M. llhlnoM.~ W14'11' Tt-11 tltlrtor wood ~lUMBER • SIOIIIIOOIS: Woolulap, 7-a,. s.udty,a ..s,. s.oday,to ..s,. RT. 2 GAWPOLIS FERRY, WY .PHONE: {304) 675-4514 . • • •• •' .J Akron. \) 1, \II . �• By The Bend - Friday, July17, 1992 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentlnei-Pag~7 Friday, July 17, 1992 Page-6 ~er man wOn't say those three little words; tire& of waiting Dea~ A.. L11ders: · I'• 26 and i11 a Jelf•lona relationllllip witb alo¥ely - who says he lites me a lot lllll c:~~~'t ecem 10 ay, "I Jove you. • He lakes me 10 concens, Ann Landers ...... movies IIIII din11ers. We are ANNLAMDIII ~ .,.n'wr durillg 111e eveNr~a ~ w111ehin1 TV, cootins or juat ...... .,.,. 1 . . Wkilc· We lllve die Slllle IIStes in c:.-.rs 1 1 • almalt ~. 0. fllllilic:s llld frieadl ay we 11e perfect fer one him llllt hard. IIIOiher. Dear All Lalders: IIIII expectU.lllpc, I felt CCllllpdled 10 tell U. my thinl child 10011. I already biJn IIIII I wu reaDy in love wilh have one 1011111d one daughter. hiJn. He said, "I hope that I make My husband's f1111ily tradition JOUJuim." is 10 name lhc first boy after his Ani, lhis was the first man I grandfalher. I don~ care. for this e• c:ared eftOIIIh aboul 10 sleep tradition, nor do I care for his wilh. Is it poaible lhlt he's in litis grandflllber's name. Since I couldn't relationship simply because . I'm guarantee 111111 would have I1IOihcr 1¥1illlble? Do you Illilk he'*' pow boy, I felt it would be Ullfair to my 10 11M •7 1s he PI·a~oa, just own falher who I knew would enjoy for lhe ride lllliJihe ful Ollds? Jr SO, having a namesalte. IIXIIIId be doinalluu "i •ice by When I refused 10 qree 10 name bqinJ IIOUIId lid keepins hiJn our son after his gnndf• • my fnlln fllldins someone he really husband said I disappointed the could love. family. Now with lhc IICJlt child I hllc llewina ill lhis kcale of approachinB. I feel praswed apin~ cliMt llld c:onCusioll. Pleale 1ell me, I'm close to giving in, bul I know Aall, 1111 I nai~ en IIIJCI or too 111 kick myself later. • epial'll nlue your opinion. ·Setlond problem: I must J11111C a SOlmf fLORIDA sodmother for this new bllby.I have DEAR FLORmA: He sounds like one sister. My husblnd hu five he could be • dj . . ill die JOUBh sisters -- 110 bnldleis. rm not close -DCuilwr.w p 1~ Gr*t, but a man 10 my sister lnd don~ fed 1111t she who WIIIIIIO ·~you illwY" isn~ d ves lhe honor of being my eua~y c!wrt mer. child's pnolher. I lite one or my If you Willi a conunilment and husband's siscers very much and • ~~~ 10 say "eilher ·- or• would lite 10 nne her gadmothcr. and- il. aoaheld. llll rd pvc it My husband feels thai I should llllllher miiiOIIIhs before rc1 pus11 select my own sistcr since she is my only sibling and it misht help us become closer. I'm afraid my favorite sister-in·law would be hurt if I didn't ast · her. My husband suagcstcd a solutioll •- have two pxlmotllcrs.llhillk dill's ridiculous, but I don\know Wlll&elac IOdo. · PJcue rus11 )'0111' leSJIOIIae. rm due any illy. - TORN IN LONG ISLAND DEAR TORN: F'nt. if you have aiCCOnd IClll, let your bllllllnd have his way and name lhc new blby aftlir his pandfllher. It COliS you nolhinlllld he wiD be duillc!l Give lhe c:hild a middle 111111e llllt you lite and usc it. His "fllllllll" IIIIIIC '*' ~ on his birth ecrlifatc and 0111« legal docuQielltS. Periocl. The idea of two godmothers does not seem ridiculous 10 me. Ia fact, it sounds lite a sensible solution 10 alhomy dilemma. Good luck.with Ill your family problems. It seems u lhouJh you have a lot oflhcm. Gem of lhc Day (Credit lhc late Malcolm Forbes): He who finds himself endlessly fascinating is borinc rrom wilhin. FetU~~g prtUIII'td to havt su? How eU·illformed are )'OU? Write for AM Ltwlers' booklet "Su tw1 the Teen-ager. • Send a selfoddrtsstd, long, busiMss-sise e~vewpe tw1 a clled: or llfOIItY order for $3.65 (tllis includes postage tw1 ltalldling) to: Tttfll, c/o AM l.mtikrs, P.O. Box 11562, C~icogo, Ill. 66611-0562. (In CtwllltiJ, seltd $4.45.) Community calendar ..... ..,,•*''.............. c-•••ltJ Caltaar lte•s ••:e -nat open dlnce ll lhc senior citizens center i1l Pomeroy .... Jr .... ..,. on Saturday fro1118-ll p.m. Homer ••••111h. . WIIa .. i ce Mqnej, Millfonl, wiD be lhe c:aller. 1o e •ll11 Ia die al· RelialvneiiiS will be ICI\ICCI. ..... I"RRDAY CHBSHIRB • 11le Meip Glllia C011••ity AcliDII AICIICY will bave a free clodaia& day Friday &0119 ..... to . . . . die old hip IC,IJoal WE 1 II 0 · Hre. ~ .60 =a -'"'~'·i.ONO JO( 10M - There WI'II bt JlftiCillall nd si1p' at lhe Pliill Pall • Lon& ao.o- • • 7:l0dop.a PIStar $eM . . . . the (lllblic:. Fe' A wil folow. a., MIDiilJ!P(]RT - ~ will be Ill" • lite Aalcrican ~poe Allex il Middlepon on l'rllll1 l'lclll 7-11 p.a. with music: 1 D18 daace "'OeaiiD HilL c. iJ ss per per- ,.~- icel¥lillble. ,. roPrBRS PLAINS. SOLOS m0et It Tappen Plailll SL Paul's Mcdlodilt Cllult• at S:30 p.-. Ill alleld SiDPI Americans c:aacen • 7 p.m. • North Plrters- u.-. , . . . . . . Ciudl. SATURDAY I'QMEJtOY - The Meigs Coun- ty ltedred Teachers arc having a Jca Sa&arday, July 18, at the ~lip·, c•l(lll Cllurth from t9!30 p:a. All .retired teachers, w' rtr IICIIIbcn or not, are •ged 10 .....S. Oallia County teachers inYiled. n...., PONIDlOY • Tile Sensational Six 4-H a.·il havins a car WMh 1!;.......,'s and a bate sale at 1 ~:..,..ii_Jd'lald • s..dly from 9 a.m. 101101& 8ASJ1AN - Weelrend preaching led Brush Chun:h of Cllrilt •lie Slanlay • 7 p.m. ll 10 1.11. llld 6 p.m. De1nu Hil. "-·W.Va., will be lhc IJII ter. NIIJc iavlled. ~e~•icel It 1110 _. s.- WillllpOIISOI' Ill tl? £!..' POMEROY - Bis Jlencl Youth Football Lea1ue officers and MIDDLEPORT - The Middlepore Youth Lequc will hold a picnic: and pool J*t7 69 p.m. lllhc ~ . Any milnlser of die balllelm and.family membcra • urpd 10 allald. Tltose auending do IIOl need 10 bring any- 0 . . . . . . afOa - •nm• Wedllelday 1 • w1111 II I doans It "f.) 1 I:' ..._ fmm Tr_, Pare apart· ..,., ..._.. Jl!l!l I I I • .....,.. 1114 ,...,..., 01 tile TV .... "A Cme11t •" ...,..., ...,. ,... and ....,.. .. _ rs 'II' • JIOI•::I:.IItree D IO(ICIIl =-:a..,.:ilwJer, lnd lwidl, HenldPriceFIII ' 11 . · Map1ei ._. ieJGted the !IleA of up to 200 p11n or a11oea owr lhc past few yean, bat pollee were never able to fl1d ••ldeace of foad.-y, pallce J. ly,•l r • 'dldillll Ia ller l r tra 1 . . l!ll'laed oftk IIU -I'• wide 1m. T GRAvELY TRAC"'IR •,.1..... , . . . '.:J...... . .... SALES l SERVICE :IlliCIT' a P ··~ Rolland ~lrslll•pllst Church Sundoy School· 9:30a .m. Worship· 10:4S a.m. Pomeroy First Bapllst East Main St. Pastor: Dr. Lee Morris Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m . First Soulh«n Bapllst 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. LamarO'Bryant Sunday School-9:30a .m. Worship - 10:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scl'\lices - 7:30p.m. b11d'1 1ravell11 aall conabll of abot '0 stu· deata, faculty a•d residents rrom OU and the AtbeDs C011mu1lty. The performance was spoa· sored by Baak ODe (OVP photo by Kevin Pin- MUSIC IN THE PARK • About 100 people catbered Ia tile city part list alr!llt 10 bear the o•to Ull"rall)' Co•maalversfty Baad, COD• d1ded by Roaald P. Socclarelll. The summer Mlddleporl Flrsl B•pclst Comer Sixth &. Palmer Pastor: Rev. lames A. Seddon Sunday School· 9:1S a.m. Wonhip · 10:15 o.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. son). Business workshop slated July 23 A "Besiiuiinl Busincas Workshop" will be beld on July 23 from I 10 4 p.m. at tbo-Meigs County De&wUnent of HUIIIIII Services. '!'he proaram is sponsored by the Meiss Co11nty Economic Development Office, Women's Business Resourc:e Prolfllll, the Small Business DcveiOJliiiCIIt Center of Sootheulan Ohio, and Man· agemenl Development Division of the College of Business at Ohio University. , The teminu' will be led by Mary Ann McClure, EA. Direc:IOr of lhc W0111C11 's Business Resource ProJfllll and Douclass Orecn, CPA, Assistant Dlrec:tor of the Small Business Development Center of Soulheastcrn Ohio. This U I basic: workshop COVer· ing iJnponant issues lhat a person starting a business will likely face. The workship will cover practical steps 10 gettins started, and planning and finance 1001s includins financial projec:tions. Ac;c;ounling llld bootteepins requirements will be aMresaed - manual and computerized systems will be contrasted and a siJnple manual system wiJI be presented thai lhc business person will be able to use. V~rious tall compliance issues and d,eadllnes will be .dilc:ussed to p10vide new or prospective business owners wilh the IOOis IICCC21ry 10 deal wilh lhi.! important area. The cost or the seminar is $15, payable • the worksbop, and those mtcrested may pre-register wilh the Oh what a glorious awakening when he said come, now my dear and accept lhe crown you have won by yOW" loyalty and you are truly mosl welcome up here -Aiplll L. Douglas HOMEGROWN TOMATOES AND BOB'S ALSO HAS••• Racine Flrsl Daptlst Paslor: Steve Deaver Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship ·l 0:40a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnesday Service• - 7:30p.m. Meigs County Chamber of ComIIICitC at992-SOOS. Hammer collects 10,000 pounds of canned goods Sliver Run Dapllst Putor: Bill Littio Sundoy School · 10 a.m. Worsh ip · II a.m., 7:30p.m . Wcdne~d•y Services · 7:30p.m., Mo. Unlun ll•pll<l P111or: Juc N. Sayre Sunday School · 9:4S a.m. Evcnins- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. LOS ANGELES (AP)- A charity food drive that rap sw Hammer has made pan of his "Too Legit to Quit'' tour collected 10,000 pounds of canned soods during two coneeru here. Fans brought 2,000 pounds of food Clll July 10 and 8,<XXI J?OIIIds lhc IICXI day. The food WM gJVCIIto • The Seedling, a South Cenllal Los Angeles food pantry, ~cswoman Maureen O'Connor said Thunday. Food drives arc pan of selcc:ltJd concerts en Hammer's tour and are done irt .par1nenhip wilh USA Har· vest, a volunteer food distribution organization. Designated "Hunger Relief' • concerts include shows lhis month in Denver, in August at Adanta, Octroi~ Chicago, Cin<:Uullli, Little Rock, Ark., and in September at Raleigh, N.C. Bellllchem Bapll" P1sl0r: Rev. Elrl Shuler Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Wor1hip · 9:30a.m. Thunday Services · 7:30p.m. Old Btlht Free Will Bapllll Church 28601 Sl. Ro. 7. Middleport Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evcnina · 7:30p.m. Thunday Services ·7:30p.m. Hillside Hapllst Church So.Rc 143juuorrRc 7 Paslor: Rev. J1mcs R. Acree, Sr. Sunc!J~ Scbo!tr 10 a.m. Worihtp ·ll i.ln., 6 p.m. WcdncsdJy Services · 7 p.m. Hop,e Rapllsl Chapel 570 Grant St., Middlepon Paslor: David Bry1n, Sr. Sundar School - 10 a.m. Wonh.1p - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Vlciory Bapllll l25 N. 2nd St., Middleport l'lslor: James E. Keesee Wonh.ip . 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednc•day Services - 7 p.m. Card shower Elephants collide, 9 people slightly hurt LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - A colluion of circus elephants led 10 the toppling of a barricade, sliJhtll injuring nine people who couldn t get out of the WIY, 11111Dities said. Elephants were being led II'OWid the ring Wednesday night atlhe Tarzan Zcrbini International Circus when one of the animals slOpped ~ledly. The nexl elephant bumped iniO the first and knocked it tnto the barricade, which toppled into a crowd ~rea un.der the tent on a shoppina center ~Blot Most of the tnjured spectators were hun by other crowd membtn ~erambiU. ro get clear. Polke said IIIey suffered only cuts and bruiJes. but one woman was hospitalized for observalicn bcc:Mtsc of a panic William "Bucky" Walters of Middleport continues to be ~on· fined in a Columbus hospttal. Cards can be sent 10 R90m 423, Fourth Floor, Doc:tor's Hospital, Colum!Ns, Ohio. • F•llh llapllso Church Railrood Sl., Mucro Sundar School · 10 a.m. Wonh1p . II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Forest Run llopclst 1'111or: Ariu s llurt Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. Reunion planned The 19111 annual reunion of the Charles and Alma Heinzman Sny· dcr family wiD be held on Sunday at Star MiD Park: in Racine. Basket lunch will begin at I p.m. Bach family should bring a door prize. CALL: MI. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Main SL, Middleport · Paslor. Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:4S a.m. Anllqully Bapllst Pastor: KeMelh Smith Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m. Thursday Servictl · 7:30p.m. Rulllnd Fret Will Bapclst Salem So. Putor: Rev . Paul Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m. E..nina · 7 p.m. Weclnelday Service• .. 7 p.m. JEFf WARNER INS. IIUlWSI. ,_.,.OIL 45769 tft-5479 1. . .742-3168 Ash Street Freewill Bapclll llllllc:t. VALLEY PRODUCE I YOUR CHoiCE OF HOME GROWN 112 RUNNER 011 TENDER SNAP BEANS SKnd Heart Colllalk Clltorclt 161 Mulbeny A""·· Pomeroy, 992·S898 Pa&tor: Rev. WalLet E. Heinz · Sao. Can. 4:4S·5:15 p.m.; Mm · 5:30p.m. Sun . Con. • 8:45·9.15 a.m., Sun. Man • 9:30a.m. D1ily Man - 1:30 i.m. HOMEGROWN YELLOW SWEET CORN - Keno Churdt of Christ Worship-9:30 1.m. Sunday School · I0:30 a.m. Bearw1llow Rlillt Churth of Christ Paslor: Jack Colegrove Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. Zloo Church or Christ Pome,, Harri1011ville Rd. (Rt 143) •a~lor: lnk:rim putor Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wnrship - J():30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdncsd11y Stl'\liCCJ • 1 p.m. Bradbury Church or Chrlol Paslor: Tom Runyon Sund1y School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Tuppen Plains Churdt ofChrlll PadOI: Robert Fosler Sund•y Scltool - 9 a.m. Worlhip · 9:4S a.m., 6:30p.m. Duler Church of Chrl!ll Pallor: Oris Stewart Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 Lm. Wednelday Service• · 7 p.m. Rullond Churth or Christ Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Woohip - 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. M•- Churth or Christ Miller So., Ma1on, W.V1. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m., 7 p.m. Wc:G!csday Scrvia~s - 7 p.m. Bradford Church or Christ So. Ro. 124 &. Co. Rd. S Pauor: Derek Slump Sunday Sc:hool · 9:30a.m. WoRhip · Hl:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnelday Setviceo . 7:30p.m. SutctSS Road Cttolrdt of Christ Pastor: Joocph B. llockino Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday $crvice1 · 7 p.m. ~ . '·' Uberty Chrlstlon Church Dexler Paotor: Woody Call Sunday School • 10 a.m. Eva~in& - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Lanpvllle Christian Church Sunday S.:hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhio · 10:30 a.m.. 7:30a.m. Wednesday Servic:o 7:30p.m. Hemlo<k Gro•• Clturch Pastor. Charles Domiaan Sunday 1chool • 10:30 a.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. ReednllleChurch or Christ Pootor: Philip Sounn Suncl1y Scltool: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 Lm. Bible Soudy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. • Enterprise Keith Ratlcr SundBy School - 10 a.m. Worthip • 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Sc~iccs -7 p.m. New Life Churdl rt( God Chc.ctcr Jlastor: Keith Rader Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · lla.m.,6p.m. Thui'lday Scl'\liccs • 7 p.m. Pa ~h)f; G1ry I line~ Sund•y School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 6 p.m. Wedneroay Servica . 7 p.m. Episcopal Grote F.piJ<opal Church 326 E. Main St. Pomeroy Pawll: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myen Sunday sehool .and worship - II a.m. Holiness Pine Grove Bible Hollnea Cburcfl 1/2 mile oiTRI. 325 Pallor: Rev. O'Dell Manley s...doy School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Wesleyao Bible Holiness Church 7S Pearl So., Middleport. Poslor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sundoy school · 9:30a.m. Wor1hip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. HyseM Run Holln.., Churth Pasoor: Robert Monlcy Sundoy School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m. Thursd•y Service · 7:30p.m. H•rrililln\'llle Hulin~ Chaplcr Pastor: Rev. John ~c-,illc Sunday SchooiiO o.m. Wonhip · II 1.m., 7:30 p.m. Wedncoday Service - 7:30p.m. Latter-Day Saints Reort~anlzed Chun:h of Jesus Christ In LaUer Day Soln15 Ponland·Racine Rd. Pastor: William Roush Suoday Sthool · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wedne1day Services · 7:30p.m. Lutheran St. Joho Lutheran Cbun:h Pine Grove PauOr: Laura A. Leach Shreffler Wor~hip ·9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnul and Henry Soo., Ravenswood, W.Vo Plsoor: HeY. George C. Weirick Sunday Scltool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • II J,m. St. Paul Lulheran Church Comer Sycamore &. Second St, Pomeroy Paslor: Laun A. Leach Shrtfficr Sund1y School • 9:4S a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Un1ted Methodist Graham Unlled Mcllloolst Worship · 9:30a.m. (Ill .t 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3ro & 41h Sun) Wednesday Servia: · 7:30p.m. MI. Olive Unllod Methodlsl orr 124 behind Wil keJVille PasLor: Charles Jones Sunday School · 9:30 1.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m .• 7 p.m. · 'l'hursP,y Services · 7 p.m. Mel~ Cooperalh'f Parl~h Sorthe11SI CluJdcr Chnst1an Un1on H - C ...rclt of Cltrilt .. Christian Union PISlor: Theron Durb1111 Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Evenina • 7 p.m. Wedneoday Servica • 7 p.m. Hlll1ford Churdl of Christ In Christian Union Hailf<ml. W.Va. Postor. Rev. David McMani• S~mdl)' S<hool - 11 a.m. Wonhir · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednc:lday Service• : 7:30 r .m. Church of God ML M,..lah Clturch or God Racine Pu1or: Rev. Jame.s Sauerfield Sunday School - 9:4S a.m. Evenina - 7 p.m. Wcdneldl)' Services • 7 p.m. RMUind Chiii'Ch or God Pastor: Jot.. F. Corcoran Somd~ SchoOl · 10 a.m. Worahtp • II a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne1dl)' Services • 7 p.m. Pastor: Sharon llausman Sundoy School· 9:30a.m. Worship · II a.m., 6:30p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharoo Hausman WoDhip · 9 a.m. Sunday School · I0 o.m. Thunday Scr."i ce~ · 7 p.m. ,lnppa P1Mur: lhcnda Weber Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Sunday Schooi · I0:30a.m. Wedncsd•y Services· 7:30p.m. l.ona lloltom PuLOr: Rev. Seldon Johnson Sunday Scltool · 9:30a.m. Wor1hip - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Reedsvlll< Putor: Rev. Seldon Johnson Wonhip · 9:30a.m. "' Sunday Schooi · I0: 30a.m. Wednesday Service• · 7:30p.m. Tuppers Plain• Sl. Poul PulOf: Sharon llau•man Sunday School • 9 1.m. Wonh ip - 10 a.m. Tuesday Service~· 7:30p.m. Middleport O.un:h ollhe Nazarene Paslor: Rev . Uoyd D. Gnmm, Jr. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvi~s · 7 p.m. Central Clustu Asbury (Sy""'... .) Pastor: Dcron Newm•n Sunday School · 9:45a.m. Worship - II a.m. Wednesday Service• ·7:30p.m. Church orGod of Propheq OJ. Whioo Rd. orf St. RL 160 Paslor: Pat Henson Sunday School - 10 a.m . Worihip · 11 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.rn. 1\lfrcd •I•••• Caroll•• ''"'' & Jufcr w.,.,.,,,., •J•••• , .. , •••• , .. , , ,,, ,,.,,.,....... . .... .. .• ~~ 212 E. M1in Shnl 992·3715. Pomeroy 992·3978 ,.~, ~. MEIGS nRE " ' CENTER, INC. POMEROY. Olti0-992-6617 BILL QUICKEL 2400e- IMiul(~ """K ~~~~~~ Glli!*. ONo • 81~1711 ..... •• ..,, ..... Ill': lllnll¥. 11 .... pm ......"";.....,,,..,.. "" 1M . . Ibi1GI ....... t> olrWgi,U.O..,WV·~·773-1121 .' K&C JEWELERS Mill Wo1k Cabinet Mak i n~ Syracuse .... ta.&•l. P.& .IM' ILv . M Mlddleporl Church or Christ Slh and Main Pastor. AI HanKII Sunday School· 9:30 1.m. Wonhip · 8:15,10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne1day Servia:• . 7 p.m. RACINE PLANING MILL §0011. BTHI. - 212 W. Main SL PallOr: And"'w Miles Sunday School· 9:30 un. \Vorlhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi~• · 7 p.m. Syratu,. Churdl of God Apple and Second Su. Pastor: Rev, David Russell Sunday School and WORhip· 9:30a.m. Evenins Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Reedsville Fellowship Chun:h ur the ~ala,rcne Pastor: John W. !XJUglas Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wo~hi('l · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. )•M~IOf: Flalwoudili Syr~euse Chun:h o( the Nnarmc Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan Sunday School · 9:30 1.m. Wonhip - 10:30a.m.,t.p.m. Wcdnc~d•y Service! - 7 p.m. Forest Run Pomeroy Church ol the Nuarene P1slor: Rev . Thomas McClung Sunday School · Q:JO a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wcdne~day Scf'lliCC$ · 7 r.m . Pulor: Dcron Newman Sund1y School - 10 J.m . Worship· 9 a.m. Thursday Services- 6:30 p.l'n. Healll (Middi"JJorl) Panor: Frank Smith Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wor•hir · 10:30 a.m. Wodnc!day Scl'\liccs · 6p.m. Cht5tcr Ch•rch of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev. llerbert OraLe Sunday S.:hool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Mincrnlllc Paslor: Dcron N'cwman Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. · Rutland Church nf lht' -Naurcne l 1a." or: Samucllluyc Sunday School · 9:30a .m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pearl Chapel Pu10r: J<lon:ncc Smilh Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Pwlland First Churcll or lhe Nuar"'e Pastor: William Justis Sunday School · 9:30a.m . Worahip • 10:40 a.m., lp.m . Wednesd1y Service• · 7 p.m. t•mntruy Paslor: Eunhac (Grace) Kcc Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesd•y Services · 7:30p.m. Rock Sprln~s Pastor:Kcilh Rader Sunday School • 9: IS a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday Servic:cs · 6 p.m. Rolland Pa!lor: Arthur Crabtree Suni!ly School - 9:30a.m. Wonh.ip - 10:30 a.m. Thu"d•y Service.' - 1 p.m S"hmCenltr Ron Fierce Sunday School · 9: IS a.m. Worship· IO:Ih.m. Pa~ Lor: Snowville Paslor: Flortncc Smith Sundoy School · 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m . Bethany Pastor: KeMelh Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. WedneWay Services • 10 a.m. Cannel Pastor: Kermcth Baker Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4S Lm. (2nd & 4th Sun) Morning Soar Pastor: Kcrmclh Baker 6unday School · 9:4S a.m. Wo~hip - 10: 30a . m. Ntw Hann Church or tbe NIZarent Pastor: Glendon Stroud Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7p,m. Wednesday Servicc:s • 7 p.m. ' Other Churches Trinity Ccnll"laUooal Church Putor: Rev. Roland Wildman O.urch · 9:1h,m. Worship . 10:30 a.m. The Salvallon Anny liS Buucmul AYe., Pomeroy. Sunday School · I 0:30a.m. Worship - 10:00 a.m., 7:30r.m. Middleport Community Church 575 Pearl So., Middleport Pallor: S1m Anderson Sunday Schl~ 10 a.111. Evening · 7:](} p.m. WOOnc~day Service - 7:30pm Faith Tabernacle Churth Railey Run R01d Paslor: Rev. Emmctl Rawson Suoday School · 10:00 o.m. " Evening 7 p.m. Thu~day Service - 7 p.m. S)'racusc Mission 1411 Bridacman St., Syracuse P1stor: Roy (Mill e) Thompson Sunday School · I 0 a.m. Evening -6 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi~ · 7 p.m. Thursday Services · 7:30p.m. Sutlun Pastor: K~Melh Baker Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. · Worship · 10:45 a.m. (I Slot Jrd Sun) East Lellrt Roger Grace Sund•y School · I0 a.m. Wunhip . 9 a.m. Pa~tor: R1dne Pastor: Roger Grace Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 111 a.m. Laurel Clllf Free Melhodlsl Churth l'aslur: Pcler Trcmh1ay S~mday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wedne1day Services - 7 p.m . Rullond Dible Mclhodlst Pastor: Rev. Ivan Myen Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Evcnina · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Coolville Unllcd Melhodl<t Parish Pas tor: Harold E. Alloway-Priddy Coohllle Church Main & firlh So. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wor1hir -9 a.m. Tuesday Scrvtccs - 7 p.m. ll<lhel Chur<h Township Rd., 468C Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m. Wednesday Service• • 10 a.m. H""kln~port Chur<h Gr1nd St rcd Suncby"School · Jl) a.m. W\nhip · II a.m. Wcdncsda)' Services · 8 p.m. Tof"(b Church Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worsh ip , 10:30 a.m. Nazarene Roclne Flnl Church of tile N11are•e Pastor; Thunas L. Gales, U Stmday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne1day Service• • 7 p.m. Hucl Community Church orr Ro. 124 Paslor: Edselllart Sund1y School · 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 1.m ., 7:30p.m. Oyesvlllt Communily Church Sund1y School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Burlin&lon Community Chun:h Full C.ospl'l Ll~hthnuse 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy PaslOr: Roy llunlcr Sund•y School -10 1.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday & lhursday -7:30 p.m. 1\:eMSC s.. tUcmcnt Church Sunday Wonhip · 2:30p.m.; Thursday services · 7:30 p.m. ' • IIBLEI . G\\1fl Srrw (Boo's 13 MNIItrMI Mld.tport, Ohio 417•10 1 ,1 C I 1 ,.,,.1 Pomeroy Johof . fulta.Mgr . Ph ... SALES 204 ~omlor St. p-~•Y• Ott. 992-2975 IAWUNGS.COATS Chrl!tti1n Fcllu"·ship Crnler Salem St., Rutland l'aslor: Rohcn E. Mu uc r Sunday School · I 0 a.m. Worship · ll :l Sa.m., 7p.m. W cdnc~day Service · 7 p.m. Mor,;e Chapel Churth Supc.: Mike Mauoo Sundays<hool· 10 a.m. Worship · II o.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi~ ~ 7 p.m. Fallh Goopel Church Lona Bouom Sundoy School · 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdoy7:30 p.m. Ml. Olive Communlly Chur<h Plstor: Lawrcn~ Rush Sunday Scltool · 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wcdncday SeN ice . 7 p.m. Unlltd Fallh Chur<h Rt. 1 on Pomeroy By-Pass P1stor: Rev. Rohcn E. Smilh, Sr. Sunday School . 9:30a.m. . Worship . 10:30 o.m., 7p,m . Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. tA:desla Fel~ow!olllp 12K Mill So., .~otldlefl<lrt l'a~lur : Chuck Mc l 1 hc~on Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenin& · 7 p.m. Wcdnesd•y Service - 7 p.m 992-5141 992·5432 • Brogan-Warner . INSURANCE : SERVICES 214 E. 1111n 992·5130 Pomiroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT· Nationwide Ins . Co. ol Colum...,s. Q. · 104 w. M•lo "IIlii Pomrroy . "l ' il} . •• Carleton lnlerdcnominatlonal Church ,.f K.inasbury Road .: r\ Paslor: Clyde W. Henderson Sunday School - 9:30a.m. ·-- ' '( Evening · 7 p.m. Wconcsday Service - 7 p.m. , 'l Fn.-cdmn Gospel Mission Bald Knob. on U>. Rd. 31 Putor: Rev. Roger WilUord Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship· I 0:45 a.m .• 7 p.m. Wednesday Se rvice ~ 7 p.m. Whllt's Chapel Weslcy111n Coolville Koad r a.'i Lor: RcYI 1hillirRidcnour Sund a~ School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 1.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Fairview Uihl«! Church (.cLan, W.Va. Rt I l,:tsLor: James Lewis S unda~ School - 11 a.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. C1lvary Hihle Chun:h Pomeroy l'ikc, Co. Rd. PasLor: Rc11. Blackwood Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m Splrllual Fallh Chur<h Sute 338, Anliquity Pastor: A. Slewan Sund•y School - I0 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Thursday Service - 7:30 p.m. ' "FHturlntt K-ky FMd Chickon" 228 w. Main S1., Pomeroy ·:d ' •/~ • '• J&L :xJl - Calvary l'il~o::rim Chapel llarrisonvi lie Road Pastor: Rev. VicLorRoush Sunday School930 a.m. Worshj, ' ~ 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. •;t£ WcdnC1i ay Service - 1:30 p.m. ••C Stiversville W1.ord ur hith !'.a stor: Da\lilJI>ailcy Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Thursday Service · 7:30p.m. Hejukln~ ..•n urc Church lOON. 2nd Ave ., Middleport ·._;'.) Pauor: Rc\1. Michacll'angio ~ r: d Sunday Scltool • 10 a.m. [(J'Il Wednesday Services· 7 p.m, • Pentecostal t•entccostal A•mbly St. RL 124, Racine Pu tor: William Hoback Sunday School - 10 a:m. Evenin g · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. :'<1 :t1 ·~ M :~lj '1 Mlddlcp1.ort Pentctusbll Third AYC. Pastor: RcY. Clark Raker ., ~ Sund.ay ~hool - 10 a.m. , bcnm& · 6 p.m. ., Wedncsd•y Service< · 7 30 pill ... J.J ,j Presbyterian Harrisonville Presbyterian Church Wonhi('l · 9 a.m. ...a. Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. _, :.] Middlepurt l 1 n....J»yteri111n " ~ Sunday School . 9 •.m. •0 ' Worship . I 0 a.m., .4 r .m. (2nd & 4th S.O~ Syratu!ie ~1nol United Prcsb)·tcrilln Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· II a.m., 4 p.m. ( Isl & 3rd Su~j '• . Seventh-Day Adventisl Sewenth ·I>ay Adventist Mulbeny I hs. Rd., Pomeroy r u tor: Roy Llwimky Salurd»y Services: Sahhalh School · 2 p.m. W u r~hi p · 3 p.m. ''"' '" uJ United Brethren MI. Hermon United Urdhrtn • :>J In Christ Church Tcxu Commumty off CR 82 l,u Lor: Robert Sanders Sunday S.:hool · 9:30 a.m. •:..! Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. 1) Wednesday Scf'lliccs ·7:30p.m. 'ft •~ Eden Unllcd Dret:hren In Christ .:4.l 2 1/2 miles north of Rced1ville :••J on Stale Route 124 Ptstor: Rev. Robert Markley Sundoy School · I0 o.m, .o.) Wor~hip · 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. ,.Jt '.. 992-6669 f 271 llorlh StctrMI Plddltporl, Ohio -~' · ~-:7~ Veterans Memorial Hospital II s I. Mem01ial Dr. 992 ·2104 Pomeror EWING FUNERAL HOME '''Di~nil_\' nnd .~rl'it'f' Aht·n~~·· Established 1913 992-2121 106 ll...rry AIL P-rey .. .>I -. :1 ·;·I ' Craw's F.amlly Restaurant MIMitpatt :."-: 21 Burlingham Pastor: Ray Uudermilt Sunday School · IOa .m. Worship -7 p.m . Wcdnc5d1y Service - 7 p.m. FISHER FUNERAL HOME 264 Sollth 2!141 •lili : ~n· South Bethel New T~tament Silver Rid ge Pastor: Duane Sydcn§lric:ker Sunday School • 9 a. m. Worship- 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. FRESH fiiJt ·II . ''· .f Fret Will B'l'llst Church Ash Soreeo, Middleport Pastor: Mark Morrow Saturday Service-7:30p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.mr Worship - 11 a.m., Wcd,ncsday Scrvicc-7:30 p.m. =.r;m Jones wd chlfled widl ·bur- Church of Chr1st ........,,y Churdl or C~rlli Pomeroy Weslllde Church oi'Chrlll 33226 O.ildnm'• HlMie Rd. 992·3847 Sunday School - II a.m. Wonhip - I 0 a.m., 6 p.m. WedneJday Servia:o • 7 p.m. ·FOR FRESH HOMEGROWN . .::1!': .lary. pol. . . . . . . . ~ ;;;;."ft.Jt ?'.. School · 10:30 a.m. COME 011 OVER TO BOB'S••• 1tiW YOilK (AP) - Donald and always havill1 10 lilly shoes, lhinl· _,. Ill - Freaddie ancl10t boi11 aelodlel ~ I saltl, af. ~aD of ·~you Jmetda t ._,.,, Marla Pastor: James Miller Poet's corner... !~p to 200 pairs of shoes stolen ,._ lit• ~ Churdl of Jesus Christ Apootollc VanZandland Waro ltd. LANCASTER • The annual PVI'NAM COUN'JY, W.VA.· Matlack-Osbom reunion will be The Lihcrty ~wiD • held Sunday • lhc Lancastet Fairform •die Vilc:o Clmp~ JfOUnds shelter house. A poduc:k Putnam County on Sabl'day. dinner wiD be served at 12:30 ~.m. Brins table «rvice. All .relauvcs HENDERSON - The Gallia llld friends invited. Twirlers Westem Square Dlnc:e POMEROY- Mixed scramble Club wiD hold a clanee Saturday "I Met A Man Nlimed Jesus" from 8-11 p.m. atlhc HCiderson at lhe Meip County Golf Course, Once I was sad lnd so lonely Community Center in Henderson, Sunday, 3:JO..I p.m. I knew not what 10 do W.Va. John Waugh will be the for one I had loved and trusted, POMEROY - Rev. Eddie Buffcaller. IOhis vows inJIDII, Gallipolis, will preach at had not always been true Run.AND - There will be a the Naomi Baptist Church in dance at the Rutland American Pomeroy on Sunday at II a.m. Every woman is entitled 10 her Lesion Hall SIIUrday from 8 p.m. Public inviled. man 10 rnidniJhL Music by While's Hill thai's how "it's ordained to be" Band. l'llblic invited. MONDAY 10 love, 10 hold and 10 cherish POMEROY • The Mcip Crn<• until dealh sets us free RACINE • Music: at Sw Mill Counay Team will meet • the h•~>" Park ill Racine Salulday wit music scllool Monday • 9 a.m. Then I met a man named Jesus by Mountaill Top Singers, Denver who cared so much for me Rice, Herita&e Express and Opry RACINE • The Soudtem Local he said he would die Ill save me By lhe River Bind. Public invited. School Bolld wiD meet Monday • and 7p.m. he proved it Clll Calvary POMEROY - The wodt clelail at Trinity (]mrdl in Pomeroy, ICheclRACINE - Racine Village He suffered like no man ever uled for Saturday, has been can· Council will meet in rec;eued IICS· suffered eeled. sicn on Monday 11 10 a.m. 11 Sw Yet not once did he ever com· Mill Park to di1C111S die 1993 bud· plain ROCK SPRINGS · The Roet But kept right on Iovins and Sprinp United Methodist Churth set c.ing for me just the Slllle will hold an ice cream social SalurSYRACUSE- The S~acuse dly be&innins at 6 p.m. Public Presbyterian Church wtll hold Yes 1met a man named Jesus iiiVitcd. Vacauon Bible School Monday he ftlled that empty place in my throush FriJ!f. from 10 a.m. to hcaJt SUNDAY 12:30 p.m. y for children and and all he asks i5 he failhful POMEROY - Regular SOLOS youth. and love him with all or my PlheriJII, 4 p.m., Pomeroy United heart Melhodl11 Chun:h. Theme: For· SYRACUSE - Meigs County sivelell. All Christian singles Board of Mental Retardation and one day he's c:orning to get me (ur..-ried, divon:ed, widowed, of llevclollmental Disabilities wiD be with a shout or glory and power aDIJCS)welcomc. held r.bldatat 7 {'.m. at olliee in so I'D keep my lamps lrltnmed S)'IICIISC. AU meettngS opm to lhc and luning RACINE - Cozart family public. for cnly my Ood knows the hour reunion, Sandly, It die Bill Com ~itc behind Croll' poeay in REEDSVILLE - All girls, Ractne. Family and friends wel- pdes 7·12, interested in playing come. volleyblll at Eutem Local should atlend a meeting Monday • 7 p.m. RACINE The 19th 111nual • the high IIChool. reunion of the Clwles llld Alma HeinZIIIIII Snyder family wiD be RACINE - Bil Bend Farm lnd held on Sltllday ll SW Mill Park In An1iq11e Ch., will meet Monda~ • . Racine. Blllrd lunch wiD bo&it • 8 p.m. at the Southern Htsh 1 p.m. Each flmily ahoald bilns a Sdlool BwayotiC wek:ome. SAlJiM CI!NJER - The Salem Certrr Pile Dqwt rnt will have • a CIWI llidll s-day from II a.a 10 6 p• 1'ltlre wiD allo be =~~~~ alltdwlcllta and oilier door prize. r .;. f()NI!ROY ·Tile Belles and 'J' w.... Style·Dinee Oub coaches will hold a meeting on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Meigs County Golf Course to schedule lhis year's season. Apo stolic WP F11l Dot for\ ' Prt!'oCrlpi•On\ "l 19!1 ·FIRE & SAFETY S~LES & SERVICE 992-7075 172 Norlh St<ond Au. Ohio · �PomeroY-Middleport, Ohio 17 1992 Ohio • Business PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS UNES BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAUUNG: Umes1one, Dirt. Gravel and Coat LICENSED anciQONDED To plac.e an ad Call446-2342 - MO~DAY .thru SATURDAY 8A.M. TO 5P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES • t\ d1 ouu ide lhe coun ty your ad nuu mw.t he pre:paWI • Rec~i.,.e dU co unt for ad1 paid iD a.dvaDCe. • rree t\dl : Giveaway aad Fowwi acb u.nder 15 'tWOnb will be run 3 d ay• at no cblr'!t· • Price o( ad for all capit.&lleuan il double price of ad •' 7 roin tl ine type o nly Ulecl COil • Tribunc iJI not rctpon1ible for error• after fart\ day (ehcc::k for erro ra ram day ad rWif in papor). Call before 2:00p .m. dny jlfler publication \o make correction that muat be pald mad•uace an: ., 1\ dJ Card of Th..J.a ln ~lemoriam lloppy Ado Yard Sale~ • A daa~ifled advcrWe•eat. placed iD Lbe Callipolil Daily Tr ibune (except C'-uar..d. Di.play, Bui.aeu Card or Legal \oticel \ will al..o appar iD lDe PoiDa Pleuanl Rcs:ilt.er and Come·Up k.es With The C/assifieds Business Services )I cussm~osfl HOWARD EXCAVATING , ... ThisWoy BULLDOZER, BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK Public Notice Rlclne, Ohio 45771 Sealed pr_..• will be racalved bY ·the Bo.lrd ol Education of 1M Southern Local School Dlatrlct of R!clne, Ohio II lhl Truaurer'• ollie• until 12:00 noon on July 31, 1112. and al thai lima opened by 1M Tr_u,., of 01ld board 11 providld by liW lor (1) uald 1186 (71} p••••na•r School Bua ccordlng to apeclllclltlona olald Board of Educllllon. •Speclflcatlona and lnotructlona to blcldera on lila In the ollie• ol the TIM&Urer, Racine, Ohio PUBUC NOTICE The following were ra- cilY~ lly tha Ohio Envlronm111t.l Protection Agency (OEPA) leal wuk. Ellactlve datu of final ectlona llld luu_. datil ol propolld tctiona 111d ol draft action• are alated. Final action• may be applllld, In writing, within 30 dlyl of the date of thla notica, to Till EnYIIonlllllll• 11 Board of Rwlaw, Rm. 3110, 23& E. Town SL, Columbua, OH., 43215, Notice of any appeal IIIII be flied with the dlractor within I daya. Propooed aotlona will ftnal unlul 1 wrl't•n adJudication h11rlng 1~111 Ia aubonltlod within 30 day• of the l11uanoe data; or the dlraotor revla11/wllhdr... 1M propoeld action. Any peroon 011y aubmlt com...,ta and/or a m11ting •Y draft tcllon within 30 cloy• ol the dalil lndlcalld. • Action", 11 u11d above doao not Include receipt of a vtrlftld compllinL lllig)lfiMn! public lntarul exfall, a public ""'Y lie held, Aa to 111y , Inducing recllpt of vorlllld complalnll, •Y perton 1ft11Y obtain notice of lurlh•r ecllono, 1nd additional lnlormadon, UniMI olharwlae provided In Notlcea of particular acllona, all communication• ahall lie IIIII to: Hearing bacollll 45771 . ,.,din, "JIM Bowd h11 the ~I to ..iftcol and Njec:l all bido, By order of the brd of Education Dennie E, Hill, TrUIII,. .•. Southern Loclll School Dillrlct Box 171 R8clne, Ohio 45Tr1 (7) f3,14,15,16,17,11,11c it: m•:tn ' · WANT ADS bring· · :vacation Money ' C1or1c. OEPA, P, 0. Box 1048, 1 .... Columbua, OH., 43268-0148 Ph, (1141 144-2115, Conault ORC Chap. 3745 111d OAC Chape. 1745-47 and 374~ lor.....,...,la. Final Approval of Plana Card ol Thanks . I would like to extend a heartfelt and Sp I CIIICIIIDM. llllyol' and Council Var1oua Townalllpo, Oh. Elllctlvl o.ll: 07101/'¥l Thll ftnal acllon not procld- - "thank you" to my friends and : neighbors lor their :. klndneas, flowers, ld by propoald action and Ia appealable to EBR. Sludge Management flan lot land applloallon o the clly of Nelaonvtlll W•tewater Treatment Plant Sawaga Sludge to Agrlcul'uralland. donations and . eupport during the ' past several months. Jeff Connolly SHRUB & TRIM and Sptdahzlng In Custom fra•R~p~lr NEW & USED PARTS ALL MAII.ES & FREE ESTIMATES 992·3838 17W306. old, fat - · • - . .,. u.s. ...... Inc. 111or11na _c PaJ a. 111 Coni ""' ¥Ia..All "" t==~~=::=:::::::===t-::::==::::==:=::=:==::==1 ~ Dri-- UI'S;;u_E SIIIICI H2-5335er 915·3561 Lost&Found Tlil{·tft~N LAwn Mowing. Fer1lllzlng. Weeding, •nd Seeding. Shrub lind Tree 7117/f mo. pd. l.ii! :- · Trimming • 1 Removal Rllkllnt ... I COm..-r:lail . FrMEil~ for you. Love, Grandpa Blasell ~ 1300 V"IH StrHt Mhldloport, Oh. Joe Custer t 614-992·2213 ~ ~ 614·992-3159 1: &.10-1 mo. True: a TI8Cior ·Tmllera HouMoblle Holllll Equipment Claanad & Degm WICK'S HAUUNG SERVICE 5 ed ' FREE ESI'IIIATES 45765 FIMw 1 1 ~ Road Po-r. Ohio 457a (1141112·2411 (114) -~75 36970WR•I... , • ..,,Oiit ~ CHARLIE'S SMAll DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY WORI••• liME STOlE DELIVERY, SERVICE 7-15-'12-ttn •UMESTONE (614) 992·3470 7/1C11'92111n BISSELL &BURKE .CONSTRUCTION (1..-ly htlo ~ s.all lajat} PARTS & SERVKE Mowers • CHi! Saws •llewHomes eGarttts •Complete Relnotleling ·Stop & Compare • Weecleaters 614·949·2804 • & ESnMA"TES 985·4473 667·6179 ~ . 2-7-92-lh FREE ESTIMAliS HAY£ IEF£1£IKIS ...... 6 , ...........,.,. Ail• 6 p.&614-98H180 61C/17ttMD.p& tllld 5 room apartment up, aloo hal. ll<l"*""" aiding and • one Cll garage, t11,000. • 'ijJPPER8 PLAINI - Rlae ~n Jlold - lnotantlv thil1 bidrNn ma&Uar with 2 bllhl. You'a '' Iovato coma homt ID 9')0k IUPPI!' In Ilia bIE ·~ Jdldi. en and thin rail•dn llant ollhl fl~. Thlala lilting on approx. 1!.\ $41,100. Now $80,000. NEW USTING- lllddl1port - Ash SL 0... lloor frame horne with 3 bedrooms, bath, F.A.N.G. heat, ~r hot water helltr, ,.,._wiring, 'IMIIr & gu 11rvico. Enclotld front pard!, cable hook"'P, paved • -· Alking $18,900. '"~ Jtolke.fh 8 RETAIL & WHOLESALE SALES Of Sweet Con~t Strilg lean, Tomatoes a.. New Potatoes, Etc. LOCADD COliER OF 117 & POIIEIOY _IY.PISS 711.,.._ 992·5114 'BRENDA JEFFEAS•.•• ,,,;,, ....................:.............IIJ-3051 ' ' 'DARUNE STEWART-······················ ..······"'''V"'II2-131& •• "SANDYBUTCHER..............................................tl2·5371 f 1 814ERYL WAL~!!ll...CI!Hhlra............ ,.............,mo0421 . JERRY SPRADLII'IU('~"""""""'""""""~304181N4N . . If YOU'RE n•110110 Of IUYINQ A HOlE ITOP It . AND lEE OUR IELECTIONI we•LL BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU RND A HOlE TO QEAIIHI .. 11 . . . . . - ...:.,' lw<Nilf. .. . . . ..... .. -. =--E ....... - .... Anl .........cy - Oowtla Qlltnn, " - " · ' Ptld : All Old U.S. Colnt. M.T.S. Coin 8llop, tS1 ' - · Oottlpola. _, - ·~ln-You Troln ·- ':r - ,- .., Polo Soo~hwaatam R..- Far - ..... - "'--.A- '*" -~-- cam.. - RM!ua 01 OliloL All w ·t • w .... ...._ ----.IoLlo ........ rooilllllillll,_ :t: •m==-..., .... ·~ ::;:a= e:: ~ 2 h4. ...... ,,- (.,ol t I . .. Wrila To- ·O.P, P.O. c:on-.nJty :s ., · - - - . Oo t lt:Z':e = ·_.....__ ••• ~ II ct 1 If • WNrlst all, StuNa, ~!fi T..... e-ta, Pul&lnl - . CoN ..... _ A-1H. F- ...... llldcf-. --...,riel: ....,....... ..... £101 --......"""""' -..·-..... ...... - - ., - · · 1 3 ,.. ,..,.. . =- ~=:..."*&.~ =:·~~.";!:, ~\'4: -==-..-= "!':'· sao, r• I =- .... ...... ; :;::- .:--.""'0...... loi An l.O. ... Y..... ioN lila' ~~=<Go-: r:-~·--- 1 ~ I:~§,~1:110t~-~~ll;T~L~~ - ......... - ~AVQII' AU AIIUit .,_ JIIU( - ::x::::,u :.,.....,';";"' -..=-.:.1··...-~~-·· · 1 ......... QM .... loao5 ...... "' . , I I, c;ntJ ur' - I'll,........ !ilrOup - a- .. t*lor- too J I ,..... awn ...>, ....... , -... ... .... - - =r::.._~~== ::.·~ IIA~ .. . r. ;!'-&I~..... =:.~=-=-~~!"*'!' ::..'':. ...,_ ~"'! ::Z· onui~ ~"t',of:; :"..:": ~ £.~~~~~~~c - ,...,_ "'* ..-.. -t-..., ;;;::&L.... ......., ... , •= , . ._.. _,_ All CUI W Plyt Cwill: Pold Uolool .... F le• ..... ~: ..... -. _ fi k 1 • ....... . . , . . . . ..., c.. CWIIII. ""'1i'MIII ._. I a&.- '7 ;;1 a-.. .•~ Diti'O~·.,..':!,vea .. :;•~~~,~... • 4 ... ~ 1: ....... , ...... Elt...... Nat. ::;..7> .P ~ ft ' ~ ""' "" ~ •• r <, <> · o ""~ .!!? , • .. , &' . '? v " " • • ' c;r ~·11 · ~ 75 Boats & Motors .p . - . ~lt.lit tor Sale ::":'':':•":"'·::·~:·~ 15m•t•ln. Bomber bass boat. Groy r-I ~===..,.===·"'·:·=·:::::":':,':-::::=:@ lllke. 50 HP Marcur~ motor. Trolling motor. 304-67554 :..,660~9·--=.--:---:::-:-:--::---c: Miscellaneous Merchandise 63 LivestOCk 4 Hortt GooHn.ck Trailer, Moving S1le: FrHztr $10io; N.w $1,500; 1988 AOHA Mare Lawn "Mower, $80; Queen Size Grandd•ughler 01 ztPPO PINE Wa&or Bad 1200; P.A·. Sya&eon\4 BARE, t!ll19 AOHA Daughltr Of Mlc"'f'hoRH) 1250; Gu Or II SONNY GO TE 614-2116.fi522. ~:~~e:-ll~.,;:;~uwHe:~ Two 1 y11, Old Jersty Stwa, 1100; 12 ~ Shd8un lf25; 12Kt0 Groin Fad. 614-446-1720. Oreu Carpet $30; C11e :0:;;.;.....;;;...;;;.,;,.:;:.:;,:::,.__ Wol""par JUatchlng Fo~c 64 Hay & Grain 1 ODal. ApDit Iutter Kittle $125; 11WII-M~5. 114-,..,.MH. Hay tor 1111, round blln 120. . .act:, ~uare bataa $2. up. 3Q4.. PI~ Table, ' Mlrbfe sm.. 175-3HC), ~- 73 · =-I sao; Culvtil I Inch Thru 10 lnet: In Stock. Ron Evana, JackiCH\, Ot:la. 1-100- sa•••"• 15Ft. Fibergtllt Fishing Boot Wllh New 1112 HP Mdor, New S.olo, 6t4-36U563 AHtr 5p.m. 19n Troj1n InBoard JOutbo1rd, 25Ft . Cabin Crui11r, Fullr E· quipped, Wllh Trailer, 610-367· 1>101. -::19:-:BII~V:::IP::-:cV::-In"dl"co"&o-r-.-=~~2"'t-::12::ft . cuddy ctbln. 454 330 HP Bravo outdrlve. Boat & trlller-new concflllon. St3,900. 304-675-6151 IHIJ·5pm. Anytlmt-wetktnda. Fllarglan bns bolt 1nd trailer, 100HP Mercury molor, trolling molar, IWIYIII Hlta and Uv• Weill, $5000, &14-6116-2051. Transportalion 76 Auto Parts & Accessories Budget Transmlsslo111, Used & rebullt, starting at $99; troot whHI drive etarting It $141.00 114-245-5&77, 6t4-379-2263. H1rl.y pans: complete chrome · ht1dllghl, Inner primary cover, wlndtf11tld, damper lubes, .tack 1lr cl11nar, laath., sadd .. bogo, 304-675-4392 . New g11 tanks, body parts, one ton truck wheels , radiators, floor mats, etc. 0 & R Auto, Ripley, WV. 304·372-3933 or 1-f00·273-1565. 79 - Campers& Motor Homes 1973 Oodge Midu Mini Molor : Home, 23A., Air, Generetot, ... 39,000 Mlloo. $4,900. 614-366- 8358. 1m Prowl• 23' TanHJm Whtltll, AC, Awning, Sleeps 1, ' Full Ba&h. 614s441-0560. • 1171 Coachmen 51h Whaol Camper, Air, Lo1ded! $5,500. ' &t4n441-0495. ::19:::61::-;-Hol=ld:ceory-;R;-:t:-m:cbll"•-."'A.,Iu-m7• Lh•, 21 ft. Towed l•a th,n 2,000 miles. Twin beda, canter., bath with shower, mlerow1ve, , elr and rnGII'•· Phone 304-1753300. 31 Ft Alrotroem : New, Coorofr• Awning, Ntw HOI Water Hooter, New Vlnl'l, New Mint • Bllnolt 6 Counlry Cu~at111, Excelltnl Conclhlon, Rtody To UHIIf4-24HI15, eo,.., • Services 81 Home Improvements All typn m111onry, brtck, block I atone. Free 11tlmatn. 3Qtl . 773-5052. Barnttt Home lmprovemtnls. Room Addition&, G1ragu, Ex· terior & lnlerlar Palntfng , Ex· perienced1 l,..urtd Located Lo· Cllty. eM ue esee, ... -Cliot4LIM . . T ... -..,,.I •. BASEMENT WATERPROOANG Uncondhional lilelim• -. . - - -- I guar~n ­ tM. loc1l refertnen lurnithtd . frM ntlm1tn. Cill collect 1· lt4-237-G488, day or night. \ Rogen 81Mmtnt Wtttrproo- : Llntj. Curtla Home lmprolltmtnts: · ~.,. Experience On Older & : Newer Hom11. Room Additions,. Foundltlon Work, Roofing, . Kitchen• And Baths. Frea Et· • tlm1tn! Rtfertncu, No Job · Too Big Or SmoMI614-367.0516 : Home repair and rnalnlentnct, · rooting, tkflng, guutra, room ; .ditlont and lnterior remod•l· . lng, 6t4·192-2666. JET· Aeration Mat0111, repaiNd. New I r..bulft molort In alocll, RON · EVANS, JACKSON, OH. t-80Q. 537-9528. Rtlllb.. Wallpapering, Cornmercl1l And Ruidentl1t. •F,.. ElflrNIII •Exptrltnctcl ·Qu~l:l Work 114 7719. Ron'• TV Service, specializing • In Z..nltt: atao urvk:lng most • othlr brandt. HouH ca1T1 , 1110 ' .om~ appliance rtl)lira. WV ; 304-llll-2318 Ohio 114-441-24154. , Slpllc Ttnk Pumping SlOe~Ilia : Co. RON EVANS ENTERPHISES ,. Jeckson, OH 1-800..S37·1528. ' Davie Stw· Vac Service, • Georgtt CI'Mk Ad. Par1s, aup- · pllto, pickup, ond ctollvory. 611-' 441.0294. : Will build patio covers , decks, ; put up vinyl . aiding or lr1ller •klr11ng. 614· . ecreentd rooma, 245·9152. 82 --- -..u. tiel. 'I,O.GIJI.... Main Lit tn.AIOiola eou.tr Clwtil. Dl 1ft -~-m.,. 0 ~ .:&./ . Plumbing & He.. lng z. -a-=.:- -• =. -· v.~=~ loot--"'-- -.. . . -·-____ ............... . . ------ ....... C1 • n A IX I A~ Slitl 101'- Jo a . '"'(" ,.. . JUt-. =II , ............... be .. . with _. a.. iha-Job-OIIloolly I Air Condlllonetw, Attrlotrltort, Dry 1 W Mer Color TV or • ~-:1 or · ., Mtcrowave, 114-iM·1238. Ci"nr't =" ~ c:Ji c.-~iidjllatoioo~71>-ibf"'-;-i23Mio. , . ,CoUnlf . . . '"- lhl Lot ... lluan ooii G.,wl l.ngOa -.go - 1 All .,..., alarlolll, Scowwd, MJ -b~ ::7'":.r:::':-~cea.lbi~ =:-•1:_, .. ~ , _ lUll lor trolniftg and 12.00 lor l t r r i J a - - l't • a ~ ("1l:z:cl:J!/ w.... =-- a.. tlaft -.. · ·too Job Tril1nlng Jl'IICCifllinl plcitlont to lrlln ec•...na. r It ONo 44MI. -Your HolM - ·To"A T~ n.. Ooon lz. laa114 M o..-,Qporll... 113J.51011. ~~~-· lludgll ··- ........:, 1 - T o - - - - 1112 AcMiftOIIIIpolia..,.__l Employment Serv1ces 2 .... ..-.., ...,....., ..... -........... .......--. .. - ..! -----=-= . . . -. DIILtr • · ~~ "'~ " ... .., . -h. -.ca._ ........ 11 Help Wlmttld Ctl~= --~~=..;_- S 1 11uw. eli ~- tw- U91Sallw• SeMel Ill. ~-· I 1J ., lila Cnl 1614~446-Ml' •1-.c72-SM7 ,; -..---- .... -.. IW - Slgnallft-. _ , , -.,._, Ito.: ,_.Iliad AM ~~~- --.a-~Jw. II Bc~nneltts Mobile ~!!:~~~~~ !'}? c... ·;na , , ,... ~-Ainaa,-~ C5IIIL Duo?- "' ~- FOr You. o.l You'10 Enlllad T-. Far F,.. Wo 1-IDO •• 54Pis " Eat. .. Tlooo llhaiO Uooh . Ani Ct Jpritllla. :buri!Npe, Ofe.. » a:..,--;~ foLliloloot au . . . . , To luy: Junl& Alii. . With Or Wit- llolon. Cit( i.Mfr LJwlr,114 3. IIIII ~---.··r Qnllt"f IR lfftd••CJ C1 JIJ I IF Hatf ....... Fw .... & ;?i::. r• Ctl v g. <" ,.. ~ ~ • · --" • \... Q ' - '. ~ •'-' .·. r d' •r Ptttllc And i A .. I An no unc eMent s -- Household .. ~~~ '.,¢I I- --- Public Sale & Auction " " ' - - Oabr-. .,.. 51 -.--..,.._ . . , . . . .1 ~ CceaaelkA• II Now Wat•lleaJers. HENRY E. CLELAND.... _ ....,...-·-·-"··~--..11t lRACY BAINAGER........- .. :..~.-··---o- -.2A31 JEAN TRUI8ELL..,._,_ _ , ____ ,,.MN80 OFRCE....-.--.....................___.... ___IIz.2251 5 . _ D ,i ==~·~ I I' hoot Pt..: ,,. ilataiii. 5 ' T.- o llt n a: 12.0011 ... For Sole, a zOoo P ~W.&IIaniM 0111 E 1 1 m Fiw Far ,._ --b ... Old ·, . . - , toya. comic booka, - . pJatuna, 1nln alllllla, Merchandise ' - • • . o-r.J 53'7-1528. dlah ,., ..,,, oqulpmen& 71 Autos for Sale lnelucfaoi, "00, 114-112-2313. fl85 BtlAir 4 Door HtrdtOfl 263 Slaro Air CondHionor, 25,000 Englnoo. Auto 56,000 Actuel 2 bod- trolioo', ...r Akzo ~I SavfngoOnAifVInyiiCor• BTU, very good condition, $400, Mlln, PS, PI, AC, Excellent Planl, o:en&rat otr, p;fvott, no In Slock, f5,00 Up. lloilohtn 114-1112-2172. ~lion, Mull SHI 13,215; ....... 304-17S-122I alar 5,00 rpo&a,IM-441-1>144. 1176 Nove 350 High Pt~or­ P11 EtiiCitlc rongo Moyttg waaharl SJM)Jt Atl Ererel• Machine man.. Enal111, Auto1 PS, PI, dlohwoohor. Noiad mfnor rapelr. Wllh Stolr Slopper $150il· AC, Au,. Orutl Silo, 114-441Rolnbow Sw•per, $200· 12H 8158. 21or All IEtaclrlc, 1 IIIIa From 14t 304-67I40IIol• Spm, thiyhboftt ; ad Roed, Glllipone Seara Uwn & Garden Tr.ctor, Cltf Sella cia, Pan!¥ Furnished, GOOD USED APPUANCES $150; Larp SiiCIIonll Sola Wl&h 11t7 Ponlltc Grtnd Prix, 2rlt, Real Estate 5lo-__ 114 44131107. Woohtn, dryaro, rolrlgorators, OU..n SOfa SIMpar M50; Ble- 114-251-1367. ~ -•-ro-. ~koggs Apptl1ncn, 'Ill NI Steam CluMr, SIOi Nlftoo 1m Clltvatto. 12000 « will z I d~•-, VIne S&-H.Ctll 114-4411-73116, I· . Iondo S50; 12 Ttpoa, SIS Each. &rodt for 4wof Cllavy truck "' 114·317·m6. Olds CUllin. 304-8112-2215. -Deyor, c.nnrat ... ·Air,-On · Krtnor w...... Oil 1_00 _ -411-34 --==,...·===-WATERLINE SALE RL211 - · Dapoalt. 114LAYNE'S FURNITURE tm Ofds 116 OM Family Owner, 4tH1>13. Complata Joo.,. Juml~l~, 31• Inch 200 PSI 1185 1 Inch 200 58,000 Actual IIIIH, All Poworo, PSI 133.50 Ron Ev1nt En2br Mobile Home For AMt, Hours: Mon-Sit, U . 8 Ftctory Air, Err:eileni ConciHion! Rale:lnCI & "'--1111 R-uir.d. 0322, 3 mi._ out Bulavllle Rd. lo,.HI, 1o80C).537·1526. 614-446-11158. 2121 - · - · " " 5 , . old, FrM Dailvory. .. brick - - - .... 11t •• 05Z7. ...,..... ~ 1 ;.;.:.:.:~;.:.:.~..,--:::-:Building 55 ...b. ""!"• ..... 11179 Ciltv. Malibu 211, v.a, '"'"· --.. ..... oo::Jta:::ilj raon: Funololowl homea onol New Oak Furnllura: Chino AIC, PS, PB, $1,800. 304-615· coblntlo, wuhattndo, • • Supplies - J o n , kllct.l, Ullltly roo.a. .. OM lltwl, covend epta, 3DM7M512 or 67S.30QC!. chair~, ~:=il'• Llrkln1 Block, brick, eewer p~pea, win· 161>1. pttio In ...... p;iyoq Laroct, Lilt 1m Chtvro$et V1n p1rta or rea-.-obyoppolnt.2 becfroom mobllt ._d_.._k-';;,at;:;c:;:.;;6==;;31;:8.==-dowa, llntelt, etc. C1tude Win· teratlon $250. 1m Morde C1rlo Joomo. bolll 'and haH, 304-67S- 1- PICKENS FURNITURE Only 304-17S-1231. ttro, Rio Grondo, OH Coli 6t4- S350. lt4'446-3145 or 304-6753134. NawiUaad 245-512t . 851>1. - - - a t: f.20Qimo • Houuhotd lurnlthlng. t/2 mi. liDO ltcurftr 0opoa11 12x10 2 Jerricho Ad. PI, Pltatonl , WV, 56 PetS for Sale 11181 AMC Eogle Am llotor 4 W!O t-V, Aufo, Rur. Good ~ -•-- CoM VL ea11304.fi15·1450. • •• I ........ . - I:--:-::~--::---::---:-5 .,.---....,....,-.,.....,-.,... SI,OOO 6t4-3711~4G. S..hi'M-* •a. A. IS. Fumlturw. New, uHd, an· Groom lnd Supply Shop-Ptt tl H hokl tumlahlnga Grooming. All bfMde, styles. 1NW Ofds Brougham, new -2br-,Oui91.Rt. 2t6,8 quoo. OUH . lome Pet Food Daaltr. Julio .... Dapoolt • - .... Ae- ....... wv. 304-773-5341. brown paint, V.f motor I -"-' 114 2111 12!11 Webb. Colll14-4411-0231. tranamlsslon, 56,300, Railey SWAIN - . ~"'~ 22 ..-AKC Mlnaluro iomolo Dac:h- wMtlt. ~75-2410. -PrlceMidPta.I~M .. Hlglo. Auc J I J 12110 Mobil• Home. AUCTION & FURNITURE. 12 ohund, 3 monlht old, St50. •~. IV63 Bu~k LaSaboo, 4 dr, Air, 4 Frora... Nice Vlaw. Olivo 91,, Gtlllpolla. New l Utad 175-5735 . Wtttem & New TlrH, Excellent Con~lon, aor. -._ -..,., 2 a n 4 AI:, ...._ Gla, tumiture, hNtm, ~ II II Up, A{r Worlo - ·- 114-441- 3t 51 · AKC A,lolorocf Doberman 614-367-71196. Wttkt Old, Ttlla 1983 Chrysler New Vorlritr :IE::-M=n=FUL=-:HOI=:::ISE=-::FOII=-::sa~LE;-:: Dl1= I I Funololowl. Pallo. IX12 Trundle L ollape bad w/3 bulh-ln PuppiH, og. • . OUitl dro-a. 1250. 304.f75-3631. Docked, Do-Citwo Romovad, Lu~~:ury, Extr1 Nlcal $1,000. 6M· - - Conw 1.at _.,. !lnonp • ' ',!,~And K8o«t Wormed, All Col ott Available, 388-9435, 61..388-1686. ,... "YII"r VI"AA FURNITURE 114-251-9320. ,sa. 2 M- Utflltlta 114-441-3151 f984 Ford F·350 Ton Dual ..,.. 3 L-. ladomoa, Nat Inti& • 1 No Pita. 1325 p., Aent-2-0wn ASCA Reglstertd AuttrJtlan Wheel, Diesel, Good Condition, 0opoo11 Coon .. On PorSltophorol Puppln, Vol Many E~~:tras, S4,200, 010, 614· HYAC, - ... C;;;pan_ ....11114 2201. - - tlal " -· Colt t14- Wothor And Dryer $17.18 WMk, Chtc:kad, I Floot Vaccl11<1 Given, 3811-8137. Bunk Bad Complllo, SUI ,St25. 114-441-i6t0 8rtc:ll ....,.. J n · ==•...., 2 3DM~l(Ciwt;,a), W .... , 4 Ortwtr Chotl 13.f2 S 19e:.:r:mouth Conaueat Turbo, - . z . _ ,.., Far - : Coolt 114-441Rtcllnar 15.24 W•ll. Auttralltn Shophtrd Mix, mtll 5 S , Muot Selll 614-446-1>114. 111JForlloo.lnlo. · SoftAndChalret0.3&Wotok. To Mocflum Slzad. Excotlan& Pll Or Wotlch Dog, fat Shott, Woo1985 Mercury COugar, PSI PW, kiW O:al ••• ..... tM-. AC, Crag1r spun alutl'llnum CASH AND CARRY mad, 114-2411-5533. Apartment ., _ _ _ _ Ioiii, whNio. V.ry Sharp! ~mllml V.fi, RolrliiO<IIO<O llt~lng AI $319, Baby Fetrllo, 8 WMkt Old, 114· for Rent $2175, 614·901-20<5 or 614·901~ All Lat. 11t •• 1171 Reo:llnotra $141, 2xl Bunk 1'!111 441.0734. 267!1. Sill, Dlnoo&e Stl With 4 Padota ~~ Allor 3:111pJo1 tbdnn. ap1. tar rtnl, U251rno., Chtlrt Sl211. OPEN: Moncfar Orogonwynd Coo II try : CFA Por· 11185 Pontlac Prelitnne -urity otepoali, no pill, 114Thru ~lurdoy IA.M . To 6P.M. tltnt I Sltmott Klntna. 614- Brough1m, 4dr. Mdln. every •.ata. Ciotad On Sotnday. LOCATED: 4 446-3644 Aftor 7:00p.m. option, Ilk• new, br1nd new 2t1d oo111 apt, 1350. monet: IH llllat Ott Route 7 On Route 141, Urea, 305 V-t, low mll11, $3200, Ulllltlaa polo!, no HUO, 304-115- 1n c.nn..,.ry, f/4 Milt en Un• Flth Tonk, 2413 Jeckson Avo. 114-112-6711. coin Plkt. Point PINotnl, 304-875-2013, 2122. full tine Tropical 111111 blodo, 11181 Ct:ryaler New Yorker, Goad small animals anc:lsuppl.-. 2 I Bath, Downatolra, 52 Sporting Goods Condhion, High Millage, s;1ooi Clwn, No Palo, OUitl, HAPPY JACK MANGE LOTION; lti87 P&yonouth Horizon, uooo RIf WIW And Dlpolll A• I Mllllontltr Browning Copy 15 promotes t&t1llng and hair Conoftlon, " 200; 1961 Dodg;; qo*M.It4-446-1Stl. Shot, Eltra Clip Ntw In lox growth lo 1ny mange, hot spot Omni, Low ioin.., $3,000; fill Reliant Stallon l:rn. ll4-446olQ15. or fungus on dOQI & hon• Plymouth Wagon, S3,200. 114.:11f1-1251. 2 lA t · In wllhout Corlltontl SOUTHERN A I E l i - ,_., - l a d , 1ow Ulllkiot, 53 STATES 304-615-2760. 1181 Dldtmoblto · Aoytlt - _, m S Yr. old l'lftCh. SIR. 3 no ,.... 1221 por month, ,....-....,.n-:t,..q:.u,..es...,.,--lll ,.,...., NqUirool, IM-812·2:111 Buy Of alii , RlvO<IM AnllqutO, Heppy Jack Tabtlcks: Prtvtnt Brougham V-1, AC, P~, PB, PW, olayo 1124 E. Main Sltoll, P-roy. FIUI Mother Natu,.'a · WI'/ Powlf Sltlt, AMifM Sttrto . - . . - 3111. 1-112 btlh, - . .,._, toot& -lrtc, op- Houra: M.T.W. 10:00 o,m, to 1:00 Without Peatk:ldH. Chewal*~& C.aslttt. loMiedl All Black, Mllto. $51115. Cool Ptl nnL ontar. Ale 5unololood, Jounor, p.m., Sundoy 1:00 &o 1:00 p.m. Nutrlouo Tablll. For DotJo I 1>1,000 Boyw 614-44&-1>1711, ,,.,..,._ Grllftdl .... 114:2411111 Colt. AI Form And F•d 91-. -- IO tchoot 114-1112-2521. 4223. ~ Know what happen• to t•n & ,., V1laaoo ~Go.ioil AptL 141 or 54 Miscellaneous Comry LE , lick• wh•n spr1yed with HAPPY 1111 Toyooa call ~14-f~Hnt EOit t:ltct:backi ~ cond.; new JACK DROPOEAO FLEI·TICK Merchandise MIST? Thoy doop dudl For tim, booktt . 13,800. &14-441ILEAIITIFUL APAiiTIIEHTS AT 0767ohtr 5:30p.m. 8UIIGET PIUCES AT JACKSON 2 lltallatlc ca 'a wllh .....,.,.., ~ & c.te. Water biNd. 32 Mobile Homes HERN STATES, 304-6151187 Dodgt, AT, PS, $1100. tl87 304-6715-43¥2. ESTATES. 531 Jlcbon Plkt 2780. Horlzon1 ~_c . 42 mg. St050. 1985 - - . Watfo to •hot> l lor Sale lnowiea. Cllll14 441 2111 . EOH. 22,000 BTU 1lr condHJon, 304- Poodle pulliiiH, ,.,, onc1 Eoco~. -o. 304-675-2440. 182-2252. 'MIOO e.e OOftd. 3 ' tooua on &t;;cupe ~Kt; 1110 tduh dogs, 1187 Mtldl RX7, 5 SI)Hif, WHh n.dllt " t t 1 r«, OH. 2 BA 1 Air, Powor Sunrool For Stlt Or iurnlolold . - . - . ·Utflttfft Air CondHk>Mr, Window Unit, lt4.fi67-:1404. 25.000 BTU ~. 114-446-2125 Trocto. ltH5e.l270. DovoOnly. Musical 57 1987 Pontile Fireblrd Formula, Moo~ ShttU. 3 ' I 2 c.._, ~ Clwn 2br AnUquet cast Iron Ita blthtub. 56,000 MiiH, t.oodadl 5t4-C46Instruments 5..1'1 1ut0 Wllhtr, Doth IIC 6676. cond, 304-675-66711. 3 electric rtlanoe, Roland, E• oonlc I Cotlo. P~cad light, :106- 1988 Black Chevy lroc, T·Tops, 1172 stun.w ........ ,....j•~•!;!•~a•~.,--....,-,.. BtbJ bed, llroller, highchair, 175-7217 oftor 1:00PM. Kanwood Sterw With CO - . - . .... -Jon, play pen, walker, car aNI, antf. Changer And Manv Er&rotl Like new Selmer wood cllrinel Sil,500 cir $2,500 And Takt Ovar · . . .111N754. Clwn"'•ua ld .. • .no ,...a, que rocker, 304.fi75..C548. & CIM, $225 080, 61C.fil1-3107. Payment&. Will Consider Equ11 Boyt 20" Huffy blcyela, hand . . , Pxu I u. 12lt5. 2 ~ I:IIIUIWI62.=':-'-'-:::--'"'0"-=-'"'0"_:.• Trocto For 4r4. 814-318-11551. Uortgllt Plano • All Ptayor Pllno bri·~·J-excellanl condhion, blr - . II,IGI. 11241115. DoluD tllr, 2 Coor ~~. lt4-IR•2421. Whh Rolls, 114-381-D302. IVBII Dod!ll' Omnl 41,000 Mlloo, Fnl A.., Gill\ M , ., Air, Clean, Prk:ed to Selll 114· 6 A It LXM. IM-256- Cllfftkfoo Goll Memtoollhlp, 371.:1190 Fruits & 11,250 Ptut Trtnolor FH. 114- 58 1969 Block Ford P - Stondtrol Ca: .....tr Fumilhld. 1br, ntlt 441-4154. Vegetables . _ 'MI :11 ar M11'0. 2 bed: 10 l.l:nfr, perWng, hut, air, Concitlt I Pltotlc - l c For Sale: Half Runner Beane, Shift . 614·307-GZtO. CIA, - · 1i1c. dtpooM Nqulnd. 114- Tr.nkt, Jet Aeration Tanka. Aon Pick Your Own. S7 A Buthol. 1169 Ford Fntlvt L. llondtrol, Evant EnlerpriHt, Jtcklon. OH 114-446-4591, 65,000 miiH, aood cond, $2,700. 1 ttr, . 304-675-6260 ............ '&'-;.., 1 - ApL '-~ $225/llo. 1-100-527·1528. -~· ltr DurtWt1; Ullllaa Poioi, IU7 Socand Floral ao1a bed, tltrl ~ Halt . Run,.., belme & Frtth 1969 Otdo Cutlooo Clero 28,000 1 1. . . . ea corid. MUll Ill AWftUit Glllllpolil. l1t 111 1111 ........ 10~ LP grill utad Honty, 304-7'13-15tl1. aclull mlln, AT, AC, Pa, PS, IT \ . - - . JIM. A-Jp.a Onc8. 304.f71.142 • Half runniH bMns, $15/bushtl, crulH, 4doof, 3114·773-5115. FF:;;;ooftiutal;i;oadidiEEiilflciitiJancyilftCi;-ii ff~Wmo.~&;;;: For SOle: 250 ~1. Fuat Tanto 814-112-62510< 114-376-1313. 1191 Chtvy C;;voller, Z·24, --.J Mall Ulllltlaa Paid, ........h, 011- And Slond, $50. 114-441-Dnl. 23,000 MIIH, Loadtd, $1,1100 -JIIIZ .... CA.- ....... - A R a r 7 p,m, Flrm. ll4-446-1&33, Aftor 5p,m. FREE IHSTALLATION Farm SupplieS 1lo2t , - . -_ Fauloload! :1, 4 - . _ Bath, SWI-POOU 72 Trucks for Sale &Liveslock -..Up , Clwn,Lio Palo, Only 17111.00 ...utlfut Above ..._ Aataac.. Dlpoeil Aequirld. Ground ll•31r4 Pool lnctudto: 1154 Ford Pick-Up, Bodr ErcaiFlfttr Doell. F""'"', Ladofora, Janll 15'11. Orlglnol, Runo Good, lUll I :Oo:',.:-,-:-1,.:-•:--::•~•lo:-'fl.:-:,:-:-""'~2=-::btct:-:-- E&c. Don~ Belilwo h? Coli BPI Pertec:t For Aeatcwatlon. $2,200. 61 Farin Equipment •-•fm 114-441-0101. 5000 Ford Troctor • y.,...., 1177 Chevy Pic~ up &ruck, 350 Futt Oil Tonk, 275 011. 114·245· Ialor $7.550; e N Ford W)th englne, nHda 11arter put on, BladH M""lnglltchlno I Rtkt good condlllon. 1100. •14·1112· ~ .C. I ~... 1trr1Ja-.Flooo S4$., Nutrition ~" .. ~a 12,450. 114-21f-6122. 6101. rWI~ CU;•a•d From 171. ,....._..,., Uta *-l . Ponto. 0 ~ ~ low a flllbNoi: Anol,. Ao:fd 8o&ly Ftomoll H. Ftnnallll. 1171 ~all fi&O Scotlsdale lon8btd.1. 305.1 ! '• .hill lllltiiEIIFNNtll, --IW ._,,_. ~ loll ono5 Ill non Chov plck·up, 304-1-462. 1 ou&o., PSIPB, AC. lt4.:14 ..M3t ..... COl ............ tndaar ......... ~ ..._PIIIL-.115~ 1011t Pooler. Whh'lpoora, bUmlr .._,.... - u~ Foo Silo: Com Pic•-, Sq~~~rt atflr 5. •· ~ 1-·~ alo•htoly 11 Al&o Aid - c y. lala .., RakH, New Hotltnd Hoy 1t85 Chavy Truck c-30, 350 SU.· -• I -.-.1 ~oro, -·- Thouftwa•toofltl. wz....., .... -.. lm/11LIIN-. I1 ·;;:::=:;:~•=::;:::-:::::::;-;;::=- cn.,-, Mowm, _ , Dfah, vorado Low IIIINII" 2~,~57 lAg lplllttr, Othor Fltld ANdy Cllmpar Special Looocftd . wnh --~, 1trr1Ja -,~e, s - 011 ~ eo...t Colnpoolnd Extrto. 114-446.0MO. Eqiof_.tf - · ·Cillo Ftom Machl-r, JtckOOII, lt4_ _,._._ Orl8, c.n.. 1o o..qw,uta, YutbtrryAve,...,Poonwo,, 2M-11144, 1181 Food Reng;;r Club Cob, PBI PSI Alii Fll, 53150. ComM wl Em i nca' laic a,._ PknM: u.u Otfwr: s.v.r.~ Loecta 01 KUBOTA liglltad running botodo, now ~ z ,..Flooo l2t 0or- Corti lettonad Fl.. At 1220 SliM P1rt1 S.rvkte t0o4 box, new A)au t..,.,, hi HURST tRi.Ci'OR SALES ;;;--...... 010.-Loellld.;; jloto~lla,~~~~-~2~11~1~1~/i.~== FrHklln Anna., Pl. Plenant wl lruckl '1Motl41.:1045 « 114P q 01• vu, - ,. ltrriJa -11, IC, - k To ¥IV. Mutt Ttkt All. H NOi AI 21 HP 4 WO - 5; 20 HP 4 WO 1149-267!1. $5,115, Routt 7 North, Martina. l l t - !ia n. Pnlion.ltRclu clnltyPoot, Home Coni:MI: GllllpaUa Driv114-31>1-4151 ·~ Pool Fom AI 1oog lllngii, t - t M. · 1P4 OtiC Slerlo SLE. lulty loodad, ~ ft bed with n-. 30(: , Sum. .r 1Lovfng ltto: I HP Air C--~ ~~J'Ot•nL F-Ie ..._ _ , Loa1ai1 1n 011--. lt*lof Ave Day -101', Air Toolo, T~ Pa~o. New )'lolland blltr, can . . In 875-22... ,...,.. -.,..!.....F'ountolo1LIIwu Inn I· . FF=t.':old....., Llofd -king lhll woeklnd, t!112 Fold XLT p,u, tiiiCk, 30l! A . ~ OIAijZ,~, ~..- . - .' lim_. SIM-r 111 11141a. • 11. good cand, 304·571-26114. tngl11<1,14,000111. et4-t92·3t114. 5 ..... .._, , _ I~----~0.,...- .,.... z ''".t ~s::.':.:= .r'", ~"~::t ~- ~ - . - .. -111Wf1. St. Rt. 588 West Gallipolis, OH. ~llngto :· - , . IIIII.Paopla . · - . .... tliop. - ... • c-'· lOki, como - · make an ollorl VACANT GROUND- HaclwiiYih 28.289oc181 along pewd IOid. unlmitad poaaibilitiNI $16,000. (CQJ4E SEEI) SnOIIiing ,., uto ,.... ... . . . . . . . . . . To_ .. 446-2411 or 1-80().365-1229 BAUM IUBDIVISION - Brldcll,.... ranch otyla homo, 3 bldmomo, lull be111111ant, llllchld gal'lgl, firtplaco, -tnol air. ASKING 557,900. Owner would ike to havo MIDDLEPORT- VERY NICE - 111 llory horne with 3 bldroomt, central air, fl~. newer wiilng, plumbing, ftoo11 & carpal Hu nice front & aide pord&u with a lanced back yard and lull buernenL ASKING $211,1100. - -= . . :lie, - n-.: Sales-Senice-b"-tes FRESH SWEET CORN 5 Now 1.50 doz. lEW UITWG- JUST OUT OF RACIE- Nice wooded ICNagl. You can buy ona - o r up to 5 ..,,.,1 Call for maN dellilol Sova11111ollavdlbla. , aa. llaturday, 11111, 'JI.rttand Road, llodne.July -.om. •'"ilppUiing io ' DOmE TURNER. Brolwr...., ..............:............,et2.&et2 ----· _, U...: . . _ - . REDUCED! Portland Beautiful log horne that is an abiiOiute 'Dream Horne" 3 bldroorns. 2 baths, large pordl, attic apace, 3!.\ acrao, oulbuildingo, nice salting. .... 0111 ..... hi ..... . . f ... Ago ' L 0111 F I • ' COI!Far _ _ _ .. 25 WR1tootscntlr._&. D; t . l ....... _ ....... . . L .,.._li t \1: A Ia 111 Cll: 1 - . - . 1 • -.. . ,..Dipl.S-1. En 'liD. EOE. .. Paid.... In ....... DMdl_nt: 1:10pm &Loy - . . tho ad to to """ ....., 1:00,.. , . . , 11Lonclay . .odltlaft IO:OO..m. 24 IHnllqlllleRW Statellcea1.. Eltl....s•C-.Itellea Real Estate General 5 - POIIEROY - Wolfperl Road - LAND CONTRACT -A 1g75 tclalalactriC Monlo C-*rlo homo with 2 bldrooma, f 111111 with a 20xs0 bam lilting on appmx. 35 acrta ol _ land, will glvo you pllnly of mom to axp.and. Wu '" tu,OOO. . . H9W $34,1011: :, ..:JDLEPOAT Front lnlt -If ..,111 P~rtv it whll ''Y.,..'ve bHn looking lot we've goUt. In tlut hou11 you hl¥11 a 2 bodroom aparinlnl downallira, lnd 1 one bed- ~~--· 'IC: t. Retidenlilll.- Coiillit:iCill 5 RQCKSPRIIGS ROAD- Pomeroy You naod to ~ lnlide to aprociatt. AI 2 bedroom, f 978 Baron mobMa home with oe,...,.d in pard!. and C81p0rt lilting on a ittil 1111 than 2 ac..a. $24,100. tunit'-Hai1kc 1• ._....._ fNo, Fa 2 I I 0 . ctudo: All Yn - 2112182 TE £ 7- • A!= _.,., __ --...... - . . - F a r a . - MiddlepOrt & VIcinity ToshiM • Drake Unide• • Panasonk BURGW· FIRE ClOSED CIRCUIT T.V. 992-2259 608 rAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO HYSELL RUN ROAD - Two nice laying 2 aero Iota. The• would maJ<,e bolutilul homosi~s. $6,000 IIIICh. 1- Pomeroy, lwtlterbelllellers ton RED HILL FIRMS PRODUCE 5 CloiiiJ. ,_,_,_UooHoo Ctothaa,Cnlla. Phone You naod to. ~ this beau· - tilul brick hom'a. Ha1 3 bedrooms, large hv~ng room, full ' '. ttuement and ono cer garage. $34,1100. W .SbWt .W SATELLITE T.V. INTERIOR & EXTtRIOR OFFICE 992-28116 5 : Holat: .-.v 1 n•t&L 'Nit Wo'l Par y.., To- t..o. Ill.-- Top - POMEROY EOE. or - -IOOIM 2201. lot - Yn Site: Juty 11111, 11111, .. , .....,... T""nflouaa: Jn. 614·949·2101 ., 949·2160 - 1M Ur Do II fw r.• ~ J- 102 VIII Sclloll Aoad ( p..,. Ctultl Chlldo •• 01har CtotlllntJ, -· Ho· ••::!~ Somli Fwnlhn, ttrior, . noanawer. Goods z.-. IIOhMI kll 'TIIunldar, Frldar, a-? Yard 8a1a d-·t~·· co. • N • -:;c 1----:-....=-" '· Olrta Slla Till; t-7, ~ •-..~ Mort ~ Tawnttl _,,,...,TIN). ' toMMEilO.U. . . . lli'SIDI'NDAL no: IES'I'IMA'I'ES .,.•• ,.. , . 0.1 01 , . , = ~-·~·---J.-!"'!!":!:!"•::.•·~·~"'!. ,I + i [!] Thlndar, ...., ..t...,, Sundor. Don~ ~ 114-1112-2428, luvo moeup 11 lloniiL .,_.. ~, o.p.. At...... No Pels, Wit«, Sewer Jlolol, In ClOy. 111 t II 3171 Ahar I:GD ,..... 'II.....,a...,-. .. _ ... o.,.,. ..,lquo Llmpe, ~'ll;L-- tOf7 ' Nlct, CINn :Z or 3 bedroom hoUH, pret•r private atttlng 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent Gt"lll tililll Fol ......, In , . _ _ , . . ~,. L-. ...., 2 !'I*J, 1111>? ···"·•····· ........ ...·•···........ LINDA'S PAINTING P.O. h1 894-WIA• Aley UOII,OIIIO 1--- a Wanted to Rent .,. 317011t. t1on. __ CaM _ 1M,•uu_ F«_ I ,.... •••.u•r•riSWi•t 6-26-'92-f mo. pd. £dUCidoftil Serioua D 5 tl 47 n -.. Chnhirl VIllage, ll25 l5lo. - . , . ., OopoSI&. porionoe- .- . . - ALL Yn MUll . . Paid In · DUDI.INE: 2:00 p,m, tho . , lleian tho ad Ia to ""'_, • 2:00 p.m. FridaY. llondar odltklll • 2:00 Rttlll Or OHtc. Spac11 Available. lifaytltt Mllll. &14-446-4222. 2 ,,d_ ~ · 1 11011 • dopooll. Nfce3111.2Siory-WithFutt BuSiness Opportunity Troublad I • I .., NMd To A ' , T : \ Will Coo •• "" F;;; Wide · ~~anao on .... : FumMon, GUM, CrocMI .,,,, ...., 1.811 01 ·-1 Frl, Ill, t33 9111• Ill. tAJI.•, 21 •Y - _ c:o. ... _ _- Po,_, To fl8 1iila FOIIor Colo To Sor' wlr Troublod Pu · • &- 3 Flllllily - GALUPOUS. OHIO ••••., Cllls. Space for Rent 33N., under new man1gemenl. IAio, S65; homo tontoll, 1225; 614-1112-2167 FOR RENT: GOOD LOCATION, RIO GRANDE, 114-446-3117, ~=~~~~~==·I~Liox~;';m~.;-..~~i;·~OH~4 -~~·;;; 000 lo'l • :.. .:.::.. : : : :To~~~.:. Gallipolis & VIcinity BISSEll BUILDERS, INC. 992·7553 46 Counlry Mobife Home P1 rt, At. Houses for Rent .,.,_Fa Info Sind Noma, Acf- . . - - T o : P.O. w•lilw.v. c;;;;;;o, SiiiiJ1a CALL (614) 446-9971 (Kellyf ltENNY'S AUTO CENTER REISONlllE U1'1S RACINE MOWER CLINIC llii"' ~ .,._15rll ou.tllicollona. Sl RL588 W•t• Gtll Mlddl,porl, OH .. FUll - MREifl'!1 1IEIIAPBIIIC FOSTER S..., Ia Yard Sale 7 AUTO RENTAL, INC. ·~9.95 A DAY AND UP POMEROY, OH. •SAND -GRAVEL • DIRT o.ar ""' - . - ADD ONS • REIIODEUNG ·KITCHENS • BATHROOMS· SIDING· DECKS lUIS IDIIIEICI IL TIOI. 264 UPPER RIVER ROAD .u - .... 41'75. CONSOLIDATED SECURIR SYSTEMS ' Dri...,: Do You -• Par?DoVou _ _ _ .... _ . _._. . . ._._ .=-· IARCl"f& Chrla, I love you. They took aw•y home; they took l•vwav my money; 1An1a they took liE l•way from YOU. But lthtiV can•t take .w.y ======== I Clwp. lllgh ~ Wanttld to Do Rentals ctooEI I Do Pr I 1c not a.tlii Con In 3 Far - · Coli - . . .- . . On totr111-F, coCfly """1'~'~4:!411~1!114~E~-~·~'~"-~--,All fit 251 11'12.. Mlo::c=D.COIIT • E'af -•'ToStS.tlt. 4 A - Dupin With I Cor 11a to.:i,! '- ~ ...._ Q. r-Tt~ I 51o W Do t..n liooolofnt, I Odo5 Oongt, Patio I Ylrd~ At: 503 1100-3 . - . ~- ...., ~ , a ,I r ,,. .-,A 1 '"' - - - hSO'Mo. Clrela -ualllpollt. u• ~~a~ntenanee m. II (7) 17, ltc 205 North S.cond Ave . _:11~~H~·~Ip~w~··~~d~ed~- 18 LaycM;.., I I e .-.. ,...._ . - q p nod -· no. OTRT..., c .... . . , a.. IMI& .... Clld - AND MRYTIIIIIG UNDERNEATH 614-992·7144 Real Estate General • .!. - ~c 6 742·2328 Bo ltd~'111.at'::'Oobbr Drtvo. , .-:"'t! p-' 2 .. S&ortlng el S1201mo. Oolllo Ho&et. 614-446'9560, Sl;.plng rooma with cooking. Alao trl11er IJ)Ice. All hook·upe. Coli oftor 2:00 p.m., 304-7735651, Maaon WV, lrnod. 614- , ._ ' . -~ - ~'4 ··~ · !).:') Rooms tor rent. wtlk or montt:. - ~ . •. ,0 .::. , Furnished Rooms & Acreage Lots -0 4• 7231 Afl•IP.M. "YCU" IRint Hilny 1nw you're a w; t lniu? Slrallge...all he lniLI you - a set ol*"*l&rila." Openlnw FtionciiJ -Few D - *'llw&. No Celli •• I I . . Sinic:e W... D1tiJHI :,. ad-· · - - - -Price _..,_ ·- lll ...U SIZED IESIOIIE ·Wit~ 1710. 45 ~ ~ pup, I - DAVIDSON'S PLUMBING Creek Road i Midtleport, Oliio ~ 949·2391or 1·100·137-1460 FlUE ·-1-0211. Trliltf lol 1 4 room apt, GaJ. llpollt Forry & Clifton, 304-6753216 or 175-461>1. Motorcycles 1160 Modol tOO KDX Ktw-kl ·· dirt bike, $400. 304-675-2457. · IV84 Kawatokl GPZ 750 turbo, , black & red, looks & "'"' like . new, $2700, 614·992-2247 after 5pm. 1181 Hondo XR·200, Good eon._. dillon, RtctntiJ Ovorllaulad,.. New BoOit And Glov• In-' cludocf. 614-446-7371. 225 Yamaha 4 whllltr. HI-loW range, ,.Vflrsl electric start . GoOd condition . $1500. 304-175201>1 . 2561. -. w.., 35 Than Coott J.a. ~:... EOE15olbjo&l To 38904 .... . FUI ISTIIIAIIS Jerrr Custer -Ia 41tlon. F,. 0¥11 • .. VCIIIPIII 6637 St. II. 7 C._.ire,OL ai CIIIPiol'l'llln'l ...ILS'I'III PWTER IFI. Hlah_,..k .Couch, Fotr Coft. 74 nlthad apl, •p • tof, 304-112- Dt~rnenl, E~ -Hom. c.ne:. Mf Show You Your 5lngla Or -lc. Foun<laUon I Drtvtway, Allin Ona Loan Poch~,:- Ratoo, Open Lilt ... 7500. New H1ven 2 bldroom fur. .._,..,._m-;12211. 70.UI14 4111201. ....."112·1 I lMd "tofnn 1174 Doclao Window Von, Good Shtpo, Cleotn, PB, PSL Air, 311 · Engine, 1-l-1304 Aner 5p.m: " Suburban CMvrollt 88 414, ·• Dull Air & Rur Heater, Perfect • ~-· $13,500. 614-441- . Beacll SC, Summar Ronltl, Unbello-blt Family RIIH. !lroat OcNnvlew, Ctblt T..V., Eftlclenal•, Glill1, Plcnlc Areo, Pool, CooH Sol lolr llottl ·-542·5101. H. Third lllddlepo~, Ohio, 1 bedroom tumlohad ape, cfep & rol, 304-882-2561. - . 3 btdrooma, 2 Lui lotlho,..,. treotad pan:lo, 304-175-lVI, I - k llordor Colllo /Collil Pupplaa 1 -~~~ Old. 4 llola; 2 , _, 114417.a3M. I zl Rt.R• Call 614-992· BILL SLACK 992·2269 120 ....... St., (tlackUallor). Call for Appointment FOR SAlE •FIREWOOD ........ KmN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE & 11ft. old pupploo, 2 - · . 4 , ~-!'« Reg. Schnaoaor, Offw Good Thru July 31' 111112 SIHoCo. - '73 vans &·4 WD's My~lt I ~~~Homu . · DownSalectlon, ,.,_,.FIH Vorlout .._,Groot till· UD. & Dathtooy, ~ Avolt- numbing AlB CUSTER'S STUCCO 30 YISRS FOR 130 3-16-1 mO - ... , I ~.4 Mala, I ,_lo, 112 Colllo,l,..a Old, IM51-MM. 304·273·5555 •UGHT nA.uu;nu .......... Jlobralllw - 382. UCIIE ~IYMIR QHiity REMOVAL 1NI' Pl...,..k 14r111, 2 bad'l2lo20 -ad wood front pan:lo,- pu;ilp, 304-llll-21 II. KIT 'N• CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Apartment for Rant lor Sale Glvuway -~•• oltl-a~w •Headliner• • Convertible Tope • CUllom Carpets • Custom Seat Covena • Alao Boats NOllCE TO BIDDERS Subject Purchue ol 7f , .....gar School Bul For: The Board of Education of Sovlhern Local School Diltrlct. Box 17&, 12-5-lln 6181'92/f mo. the Daily Sentinel, reacbiac ower 18,000 bomea PubliC Notice PH. 614-992·5591 USED RAILROAD TIES AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITES, LANOCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING ,.... li•e VALLEY IIIC. II. 2 llillwe••· w. v•• LAND CLEARING WATER • SEWER 44 32 Mobile Homes room, FOR SALE Agriculture I&C EICAYiniiG BUllDOZING Help Wanted 11 The Dally SenUnei-Pa e-9 Corter'a Plumbing Fourth and Pine Galllpolla 1 Ohio e&H4HIII 84 Electrical & Refrlger•tlon A•ldtntlol or aom.,.rcl wiring, new llf'V'ct or repair Miller Ucerw.ed llectricla Ridenour Et.ctrical, WV00030 304-675-1781. 85 1• . .: , General Hauling Wt ·Do HaUililfl A'!fllm Anypteca, No Job Too Big Taa LHtl•. • - neat CIMnl o ......t Work, Any Klndl et 371.:1276 Anytlrna. 87 ' ': • :• • Upholstery ::-:M-ow-:roy=•a~U~p;:::'lot=ll~!!ir18~;..,..,.,.,+_ ; ln.1 trl cDiiiily arot 27 !H... T ~ In tumnuto uploofllorf . CoM 304-671-4154 101 'frM 11- , tirnlltM. "I ,1 ~ . ' �·. ' ;p~10-The DallY Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 17, 1992 similar~ their litles. 8 . - Wayne returns to the laboratory ~~re ~ P!otline, the onlr to discover that a power surge ·&eUon between credits ts so· fresh honey 1 illew U!l the Baby and entertaining that viewers will Jbtted PG for~el they've al~ady seen one ·••• (outofR~) vers1onQfthcmovre. · Wah Dlsuey ~ It's~ years Ia~ and Wayne (Siarts 011/Je Spring Valley family, ~on~andWith new baby Cinemaroday 7. C/Jec/c locallislings for and Adam (Dame! Joshua Sha· iiml!) likar), have moved to N~vada whe~ Wayne has !tooked ~ JDI? ~t : Three years ago, eccentric Sterling ~ratones, a SCienuflc inventor Wayne Szalinski (Rick resmchA .thefBCIIabli~ · .. 1 ed . Moranis) shnink his childmt. Now t_ • ayne IS mvo v ',8 he~s back and he's enlarged his a \)OOP:t attempung to reverse h1s babY· One cannot help but wonder, . on,gmal expe~ment and enlarge ''What's next, 'Honey 1 Duplicated obj~ts •. but w.tthout success. Your Mother?'" Insp~rauon strikes o~ hts day ~ff, . With Honey I Blew Up lhe and Wayne .tosse~ his sons, Nick Baby the sequel to the 1989 hit and Adam, mto his solar-powered Honey 1 ShrunJ: 1/Je Kids, Disney van ~d takes o~ to the lab. :ho to catch the wave of money Usm.g Adam s stuff~ bunny ~ c:ted by lhe success of the ftrst the subjeCt of the enl31'1!mg expcn:mm and ride it all the way to shore. ment, Wayne unknowmgly lures i\nd they probably will. the toddler toto the ~alh of. the . · If you want to know the details enlarger bea~. No 1mmed1ate of the storyline, just recalllht'fust effects ·are noucahle an.d lhe three movie· and replace ''reduced" with . re!Uf'l. home ~ the w~ser. Ev~ry"enlarged and "kids" with "baby." thing IS line until Adam gets a little The idea behind lhe films are as to close to the microwave ... and . grows to II feet tall. anr dunng the first experiment erased lhe computer's memory and made it impossible to revert the kid to his nonnal size. While the parents auempt to sneak Wayne's reducing machine out oforiginal a storage warehouse at the lab, Adam gets zapped by electical ~ergy from the relevision and once again doubles in heiRhL He breaks out of the house and takes off down the street Chase by the Szalinskys, federal mars.halls and television reporters, Adam continues to grow and heads to Las Vegas, where, 81 over 100 , feet lall, he does a convincing imitalion of Godzilla in Tokyo. . To use the reducer beam on Adam, he has to stand still long enough to have his dad zap him. The solulion to getting the gargantuan 101 to stand slill is obviously simple, and if that's not enough, enough hints are provided that eve~ Helen Keller could figure out Lhe. puzzle fifteen minutes before Lhe "brilliant" scientist's wife does. The effects are as meliculously handled in the sequel as in the ori*ina!. In some scenes, you can still see where the FX team "cut and pasre" a giant baby onto the screen, ,1 Extensz"on 's corner.... The annual Twilight Vegetable Tour sponsored by the Meigs/Washington Cooperative Extension Services was held June 25 at the following cooperators: Lhe Adams Farm, the Clifford Hill Farm,thc O'Brien Farm and the Sayre Farm, all just south or Racine. Hal Knecn, the new Meigs County Associate Agent, Agriculture/Horticulture, welcomed the ninety-five growers representing 10 counties as they parucipated in a wagon dmwn tour of Lhe farms. Highlights of the tour included reviews of: -grower prefc~ences for particular vegetable varieties -irrigation requirements for frost, drought, and disease control -disease and pest control prevention -how soil fertility levels effect plant and fruit formation -effects of hail damag e on planL~. Refreshments were provided and served by Carol Adams and Phyllis O'Brien. -· ·· ··- ··~ -· (i). 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VAN WVAII i1J MOVIE: Flrlllld Rlln =1 Outdaora Newi/Scllnce end a PlrMtl ASLOWAS - MORNiNG E$PN =IMIIoll 1sT Anniversary $20I 495 • Cl1tt2 TV loll~ Ire: Ft Worttl, n: CHN FAM 5:001]). (TU,WE,TH,FA) Home Sale Continues! · ~~;clltyle,lolded. SAT., JULY 18 MAIM i1J ICDDbJ Doo $7990 ... . WPIY • @ .................. Automatic, tilt, crul1e, 1ir cond, 4 door, bucket...., AM/FM. .. . . . . . . • · MORNING DON 1992 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ~ & SATURDAY Ol'opeJI I.'OD(!)DuckT.... (!) ..,..., • l'rllndt 1991 CHm CAVALIER R/5 ..... . WEEKDAYS Stop by today and see our large display featuring wallcovering and large balloon shade from the newest Ivy Lane Collection. Pd.Adr. LIT'S 0 ,..... FrJnc& (R) WALLPAPER AND BLIND SHOP BANKRUPTCY(PROTECTION SNOT ·OVE~ ---~--1·--... ·- · as LIS The vegetable crop department from The Ohio State University was well represented by Dr. Robert Prechcur, Fresh Market Vegetable Crop Specialist: Dr. Celeste Welte, Vegetablc Crop Entomology Specialist; and Dr, Richard Riedel, berg. ' Plant Pathology Specialist for VegAlabama Gov. George Wallace etable Crops. Several informal dis- prevented the integration of cussions developed as various Tuskegee High School in 1963 by fields were reviewed such as • min- encircling the building wih state imizing pesticide sprays through troopers. usc of insect traps to rate when insect Lhrcsholds reach critical levels, increase of Stewart's Wilt and Maize dwarf mosaic virus (MDMV) on sweet corn, • what to look for when scouting for early blight, virus diseases, canker, cold damage, and herbicide damage in tomatoes. The tour was deemed a success Offers the widest selection by all that allended with great and newest styles of wallexpccullions for the late fall/early paper, coordinating border, winter meeting currently being planned by the Meigs/Washington fabrics and accessories in County Extension Services. If the area. For a complete interested call either Hal Kneen, Associate Agent, Meigs/Gallia decorator look Waverly fabrics and wallpaper lets Coumies Extension Service at 9926696 or Jim Barren, Associate you tie it all together for a Agent, Washington County Exten- complete look. sion Service at 373-6623 to be put on their mailing lists. A Compan, Vsine WAtTS and Toll Free Telephone Numhrs Has Filed For tbe IDterDatioaal blockbuster, "Houey, I Sbruak tbe Kids," scieatlst Wayae Szalioskl Is at It again. ''Hoaey, I Blew Up tbe Kid," a Walt Dis· oey Pictares preseutation opeas today. .. •• Russia' s Peter the Great imposed a tax on beards in 1698 A U.S. -French expedition announced in 1985 thai it had located the wreckage of the Titanic about 560 miles off Newfoundland, 73 years after the luxury Hner sank following an encounter with iln icc- BUYERS ; · :GANG WAY! • Three years after l•adver·telltly sluinllillg and thea uiiSIIriDking bis cbil;4r~ with 111 eleelnHDllgaetk particle beam Ia ··~· ,. · ~· WCIII News notes WA J,I,COVERING .. . .·· but by expenly using miniatures Honey makes for an enjoyable and speci.al camera angles, lllt>st evening at the movies, but you may shots are believable and pleasing. want to eat leftovers for dinner in Disney may even convince you order to prepare for iL they liave 8 working enlarger. r HAROLD H. KNEEN Associate Agent Agriculture/Horticulture MeiJI-~IGallia counties ~ -~·- WEBKiiY \Toddler takes over Las Vegas; movie sequel opens Friday • · · By KEVIN PINSON TribUIIt News Staff · ··· · ~· ., ...." �..1 S"BNDAY ' MONDAY - - ---- - - -- - - - -- - -- - - -- • SUN•• JULY 11 ' • . • MOij., JULY 20 • OttN tv Lilting tne. Fl WOI'II, n . MORNING EVENING 1:00 Cll Love .... 11J N1C llgl:tlldl 0 CIJ :.~ 8~ 8 Tltt l'stmlll1rl Ron ""' Shuffllld on pre-spawn baas. 8Woold NIWa 0 In Tauclo Willi Charlla Sllnlly 10:30 (!) Who Carll About Klda7 Gang memberllrom Dallas (I) MOVIE: Once Upon 1 Vllldlmln DHcl Man (2:00) CIJ • Flrel Loalr (l) ........ lpaclala C l!l Are You ~81Mc1'1 • • MlnOitly ......... ""*' ILC:a':t (!lllyDIICIRHIItr o•K·tv 0. Wlllllllil'llllltog!IINIIIII Edition 11J TD II AnnDuncld ID !8PN'I lp II . . . 8 Nlwl/llrfl WI !Ill KllniCII from ~I (}I 80..aol 12 e 0 Dey Dl RIIIDr 1111 n WI .,...Rcb'lt" , •llolllrt ocsp ••, ...c ..... lllg ltlltlllr Jake Stereo. AFTERNOON 12:00 a~• llotll01oe of tiMipldt Anpectld ICiucator and =.,~~Thea lnterculturll undersWICIIng both within and outaklllhl CatholiC ChurCh. (1 :00) D Ill MOVIE: LlwiNa Fillifillr (2:00) Cll Complllar Clwanlaln 8D&t• " 1D Carllllllll'!.l'l lllllla Willi D. ,.,_ tc.iiiiMf r:30 (I) llaloert la~ular Will liM :t;.C¥£(1) e V'.eap alnt Ill.,.... ........ ll~r-E;I ,_ (l)llllillulla IIJ ........, Willi liM ltlcll • • ll!lrlllllll ng 8 1 - IIICI Nawalr i:=,~q.. ·~ (2:00) IIJ 11'1 Y-lualnlu =·InA-a (!IAIA:Itlllcai1Wi •ou Clllbllly OuedDon a a NAICAii RIICina Millar Ganulnl !Qfl 500 from Pocono, Po. (L) ·B ~~aau (2:00) loOOal•lw*rT«*f (I) CIIMiolllo CIJ. Carll RI='IN Will D..-.. (l)lan•• ....,C (I). vtctDrr oll'alli (!)OlD a• • "Wltltln 01 ..,v .......• c Ill Oiihach ..... ' II lllllaii!OdM: Tllllo IIICI Now Mr.lllitdl. (11.- ID IVN OuedDon IIDIJIIMII ID ; ; ; Fllllly RDII"-1 1:011]) ... 1 II W ·u.(l) ....... ........ CIJ.e~~o~o~r~ ~c~ou~~r Willi '::2, ~=~VIdea M 11 ar The - at Squat~ 0n1 TV IIIUiic vtc11o1 are prmnterl. ~E;I car 111011 stereo. (f) MDIGJ•••k '12 Stereo. IL~L aStereo. • o.nc:, OuedDon Ill Nlwi/1CIInCI and TICt.ftDiaiJ!WMk 12:361]) MOVIE:~ W.lh (PG) . (1:55) 1:00 a~• Mare You Kllow (l) IIDIDIUIIk 't2 Stereo. II)~ IIJ RIICina Naurelh Moclifled ~ from NaurelhaPa . OlllcO,M . .The. Ron Shuffield on pr•spawn bias. 8 NIWIDey 1:01 II]) MOVIE: lonlll Kind Dl' WajiCIIrlui(PG13) (1 :58) 1:30 a~• CIDidln Olrll White Sopnia hall an experience. (R) e .• • • 1'1111 II]). HillY and ... 01111 12:30~/!e POA Golf &5 r:aii])RIIW 11111 WMII Willi 11J Ill IIINII ollie Lllnl'a ~~Jownll 1121. MOVIE: The Cidclr ·~~Senior POA ~lilllde delr In Terrell, TeXIS. l.. d i - Del.ftwi.IIIIM 1 ... T- 8 Nlwi/Tmel Oukll 1D 01111111 Stereo. 1:31 (I) Cljlllln Pllnet ancllhl Piau ••• .,. 1:00 (I) " " ' ~··filly-Along iit:l. AniiOUncld (!) Rudloog lhl River. IIIIIIN at lie Mllailtlppl The hiltOry, peopll and CUllin of lhl Mlnlaalppl ar~ mwllld In Illes ol Mud ·llllnd, native Amertcen lfflgy moundl and riverbOat banda. (1 :00) ~·CIS 8undly Momloog as.~~ u....... ....., • • ,1111 ... Clollclren Willi LillY ....... D lporlt Legendt Tl'lck 1t1r Jeasa Owena ae••••• lallellboul hit carser. Hosl: i~~Tha Summar Tructcln' 111 truclc &'- fnlm Nlw Jsrsey. 1D ........... POA Taur z:::a~w: . . CIJ OBI I 'a llllnCI ... . ()1. WOIIil TOIIIO!ODW CIJ·=POA • Brttilh flnll Golf round 11om . ', Scolland (L) C i;.;.,q:::· s~ 11J 11111 Wwllr 011 I'll Road ~LMA • Truab TllctDr , _ The 4-WIWI Ollrold JamborW frOm Sldllll, Mo .. ahOWCIIII mae•llr.truclcl. OlauhiTOIIIIM Olllwi/TW....,., 0 CIP InN 1;1 1:31(1) ....., .,.,. VCIIDe ol (2:00) a 11ue1r.......,. Whlllllll M.,..rlnl Bow hunting for Ill Nlwa/Manlrank 2:00()1.1t .-·. Hol!ibl (I) 11111 WMII In lllabiiH (l) T....... In Europe Willi Rick 8llftl Stereo. (!) Mrllllrl A man disappear! alter trying to sell to a lost silver mine. f.II1IP i•~~un~m~..... 11J CouatNu'a llldlacoverr atlheWOIIcl MOVIE: Ill ol Love (RI (2:30) Stereo. Amlrtcan 8porll Clvalcllll Top Alcohol and Funny Car drag racing. 8 Nlwi/WMII In Allllw 1D MOVI!: Fluflr (2:00) 2:30 (I) MljDr Llllf\ll ltnbol Milwaukee Brewers at Chicago Whlla Sox (L) (II a I]) Mljor Llllllll lllablll Allantl Bravea at Houston Aatroa (Ll C1J. WKRP In ClnclnnaU (l) Mlltlaln VIICI1Iona Stereo. (1). Orowkog Pllna E;1 2:00 a1• 11J Spar11WIIIkl NHRA Summematlonala 11om Englllhtown, N.J. m CIJ • .UflatJtl• al illllllell IF(l) Tecmapa1111ca Cll. MIL Amlrlca P•gun, Married women compete In swlmau~. talent and lntervllw segments from Santa Monica, Calif. Hoit Flortncl Henderlon. ~0:. ~:"t::leourt sieo.E;l till. MOVIE: llelo Widow ~ ~~ RIICina {Cont.) 8 Nlwi/WOfld llepOrl 3:30 1D Adam lmllh =~~=llll•oecdtloollln Willi . Ill. 1D. llniDt POA 0011 Amlt1lll:h Open, final round from Aurora, IU. (L) r:;J a"""' T«*r · Summ«naiiOnli race raaultl. 4:00()1. 11J 1J1GA Golf JAL Big Apple Claaalc, finll round 11om New Aochlla, Nit:~'ria CIJ. II). ~odyCir Molaon Indy Toronto (L) Nltklnal:r :=.: for~ 1D lpeclll Stereo. (!)LipaAIIog _.,... IDI 111111 Stereo. ; lnllde W1niiOn Cup KIIIH ------- are taken Into the woorta ol East Texas far thrH days of IntenSive bahavlar madlflcatlon. (0:40) Stereo. II]). lllnd by , _ Men Adrienne's husband makes a ~~~ at Rochelle. (A) Stereo. ill TNCioln' USA The lights of Breclle:~ · ID UtAIIIIod . Reclna EluclwMer egefte (II WllcDMIIclr, KM* (I) flrsltover. (R) Stereo. E;1 dJ Countlialtlkt 8:00 I]). CIJ. (I). 1121. (I) !..11M It 10 ...,., I]) n 11 w..- With George ... Haur .. II]) • ·Himiln'a 11110 Louise chooHI Herinln 10 Ill her EVENINQ Wanl I II With 'E".mtlnt Tonight ID Hlallglol'l2 1:30(J).IIulle andtllelpokan «~~• a.-Tid Am ttiAifi .. ~ .... ..:::r r:;l (II. llndlr Fire i•lhY-a.alnna . ' i Plrformancllhowc8H: TapiU Events 11om the Super CheyY Show at Haarlland Park In Kansas. (1:00) 10:40 (I) lnlllnt Rtplay 10:45(l) MrlterJI A man dlsappeara after trying to sail to a IOal ailve~ mine. 8:011]) WCW Mlln E W........ Steve (Dr. Death) Wllilama. Teny 181m 111m) Gordy and DUStin Ahodll. S:30~u;.:,._~E;I Qmap a•""' liZ. CIS Nlwl Q a ill The Hltcllhllc• ill llold Till MagariN 11:00 (Jj • CIJ Cll. IIID 1121. IIJIIIWI (I)MooiWIIrl o•SW~t~na• (II Sill fliollliip Stereo. Q GIIPD<teCinlll Ill Nilwl/lporll Tonlghl 1111 Clolngld Uvea With lin GllportaCa8 Nen/1nlldllullnlu Maniac: Mltialon Stereo. B 1:00 a~• 111 Dlymplc ~anr~on ~~=-·• Wlllkl An 11-year-olel boy ratuma 11om lladlll 11:051]) ~ Eortll 11:11111 Focue15 11:301Jl• BHutr and lhlllaat u a lpirll to guard his family and lrlends living In the daad the warklng-clua neillhboltioad 11111111 balllnd. {1 :00) Stereo. C 1!1 Nllln StriO. C (lj l1rM1 JUIIIcl CIJ. WKRP In Clftclnnlll (l)•sw ...m. II) Woold ol Colllcilir Cano 1• ,V eo Mlnulla ri'lri!ra Ttcr1 l!rCIIIInt A - Bill Ted iusa R Ihuman =.1/ci Students eleclromlgnetic fields to glvt plants tllllrgy. (A) Stereo. , lncl !ravel bacl! to lhl19501 to lllrt a yoong Elvia. Stereo. ::. =.!lellall\' 0 WKRP In «hKQ)verC Clnclnnlll D 811tbll Toftight 8 Woold Taclay 0 TWa Mr Dog Stereo. 7:01 Anoerlclon 8porll CIVIICidl World Champlonahlp Swamp Buggy Ql Truclrln' USA The Truckln' to Summer truck ·show 11om New Jersey. a 8 IIIWI/Inaldllullllllll llll.lolln Ankllblrg ·p,,.....,. 11:351]) Paid 11:45 (l) Malluplace Tlilalre After 5 ysar~ ol marriage, VIII and Harold lace a crisis. (PI 1 ol 3) E;l 12:00 C1J • Roggln'allerola raoaalrom Naples, Fla. 7:30 a~• IIJI Agalnat AI Odell Aman uvea a town from a daaclly gas; a cat boards an airliner. (A) Stereo. Q II) Happr Dliyl ' w.:~Aflllr l!l Clnalc car Sloop Stereo. o• ;:..~u~~~r~ a• On kiM: E:mmeetrgllllei>1ClCVJ 0• True CaiDI'I 1.1- lmllatea I rap liar to HVI lace wl~treel youth. (R) Stereo. 8 WIIMI ""' 1D IIIIPGIIH 11J1 An!etleln Olldialorl a1unclay Am111ur (!llloi)WDDd lnakllr 1311 Truclra and Trwc:tar Haur I.-GO I]) • IIJlln lie Heat of lie Powr The 4·Whell Offroad Jamborallrom Sedalia. Mo., s~Hs monster trucks. 1D 11111111 Taniglll 8 Nlwi/WIIIkl Report Flnol Nlgllt Glikllple and Tlbba conduct a 1111'00 for a kidnapper. (A) Stereo. C (I) MOVI!: lllg led MliM II (R) (2:00) I]) Happy Dar• CIJ • (I). Amlrlca'l FunniHI Honoa Vlclloa Outstanding clips from previous shows are shown. (R) Stereo. C (l) (!) Evenlhg et Popa Sllrto. 1121• Munier, ... Wrolll Jeaalcl goes 10 Hollywoorland discovers the I10dJ of '!oducer. (R) Stereo. II]). In ng Color A parody of Sammy Davis Jr. singing a song from lhe movie Gholt (A) S'!:i!l Edition 1111 Jolin Oallln 12:30 I]). Honoa Sloopplng (I) MOVIE: The Idol (2:30) CIJ • ~1llnmlnl Tonight stereo. (I). atyfla at lie Rich IFamoua II]) • Supalbly I(J. In Alllltlca (II Pilei Progl'lrn Ql Road Tilt Maalzllll 0 Flld lie Clllldien With LlnyJDnn a• 12:361]) Wlllkl Tornanow 1:00111• Newa o• Frkllr the t3th: The Slttla 1121•a::1n1111111 Tanlglil Soereo. 1311 NASCAA driver lflraellell McGriH. Water Slrllng Masters Champlonshlpe from Callaway Gardens, Ga. 0 P11d l'rogl'lm 1:05 I]) Paid Plogrlm 1:30 CIJ. On klllll: Elnlrgetocy AIIPGIIH Cll. Otowlng Plinl Q iiiJ a CNN Nlwl :: ~ Amltlcr. 8ldl 9 MOW: lo!!l 1.1 (2:"~reo. g 8 LllguellttbiH Chicago Cuba at Pltllburgh Pirates (L~ 2 a QJP;kne4&JQ m 1:30 I]) Happv Dlya CIJ. CIJ. Amerlcl'a Funnlelt ........ A Clog Cloas math tric:t<a: cockroaches cheek ~ · 1 roactolarm. (R) Stereo. II]). R OUnn, R.H. Rachel's obsaaslon with money cauaea her to mlaa a vacation. Stereo. Q IIIC4I Dar a 0 You Allred lor 2:00CIJD CIJ. Wlllkl NIWa Now Stereo. Q 1111• Up 10 !Iii Mfllull llll• MOVII!: Lowertooy (PGI3) (2:00) Cloornplanlhlp 11oc11o n. Apln Stereo. 1:00 I]). 11J1 MOVIE: ' CIIollna SlriiiiOnl' NIC llundly Nlglolet lhl MoviN (2:00) Stereo. Clle MOVIE: 'Co I a = 8partiCOIIter w• ~YAIC 2:30 Qllporta Lltalllllllllllgl....l 2:351]) Feld lie Clllldrln Willi MOVII(PG) Lany~ ~rti'::~":l.(:~~ 3:00 (I) New.-eoy =t Au1o Racing Sportsman 150 from Pocono, Pa. (R) 8 Iloilo SkiN With Jaase Jack3:05 I]) Paid PoPr""OII'"'Il""m 3:30 I]). Honoa lloapploog u Revoir ... After 5 ysars of marriage, Vila lnd a crllia. (PI 1 of3) Ill • 1121 MOVIE: 'l.oclriCI llpl A Malhlt'a Rage' CIS ~if*' Movie (2:00) Stereo. Hiroid '- Ci) .......... , 9Paldl'ropn liJ• Malllld ... With -= 8 Nlwa/l'ulln Wa\ch 3:458 .... _ r:;l ~Ill Sllreo. g al!llclllng Wodd OllpMd 4.-GO~ Jet-bolt <ICing. Ill MklnRIIIIw 0 !IIW 0110 Stereo. Q 1:0111]) NliiiDnll Cia a1 llpllla !rpla 11 1:30 II]). DoWft lhl 8loare A popular magaz11111 lhcoll their awtmau~ 1.-ue lllhl gang_:a houu. Stereo. Q a • Dance Oootlfa ara =a. 81rMtllnlrl (R) (2:00) Gl Pso Jet Slrllng From c~ 8 lllg Stoly OPald . 4:05(1) wcw Mlln !vent WrMtllnil Sling, Bla Van Vader, Sleiner~, Steve (Dr. Dlath) Willllma and Teny (Bam Bam) Gonly. 4:30 0 lllcJcla Rlclng Tour ill aFr-=:~ loureta · Stereo 8=ronuti.'t2 . 0 111•in Stereo. Q 10:00 (lj ""' . . .. .. . llportlcant2 .8 Monertto• 0 The Waltana 7:05 CIJII'IIIIy H. IIIII r:30 aiD 11J Jlapan~yt C a:JNewllllel....,_ ® Maior ......... . ... Chica~ Cubl Reds L) a~ at Cll\clnnati • fter~~'llf'Uinlllllll Tonight (I) . . . . . l'llllllly Gill Wlleel ell FortiN E;l 1121 Family FIUII 181 CroufiN 7:35 Cll Sanford I Bon 1:00 a~• 0 ........ Prince at III·Air Will's appsarance on a 1V game show SMml dOomed. (A) Stereo. C CIJ. (I). I'll: Thellnlokl =~: ~~l~.~tereo. ~ II) ColumbuiiiiCI ... :r.at:=~lhi.i Fontana calla the wedding ~ruz:. ww;a;. ~:..\.~~ 9 8he ill CIOOk and ChiN Ill PrllliiNIWI C . 1:;1 E;l 0 Prince Vlllloii£ Stareo. E;1 1:05 Cll MOVIE: Demp IIJ (3:30) 1:30 I!JIIIIol- Blossom hiS I cruSh on I ci11111111e who has a)!!lous girlfriend. (A) Slereo. _r;;! CllD ·Amor~e~n o.t1ct1ve Pollee lnvaallgata an lluaiVI axtortlonlll jY.fnted lor r•~ · (A) Stereo. w• w• iii'. I(J. Mljor Did Cauy'a boyfriend Is lnlet~ated In her but lmpraa~y the Stereo. Major. (A) !!ll• l.aague .,•••• Pittsburgh Piratas at Houlton Aatros (L) llllllaclc lha•llft Stereo. E;l 1:00 al. 11J1 MOVIE: 'The M1111 Hll,_ Stoly' NIC Monday Nlgld lllhiMovlet (2:00) CIJ • we till: The 11n1111e1 Storie• An lttomly heipl her clienl alJ.pe from prison. (A) Stereo. MurploJ llown Corley gets Into a compromising aituallon with a newaman. (A) Stereo. E;1 9 WWF Pltme 11rnl W'9111int TeJCII Tornado VI. Shawn Mlchlela. a Nallhvtlll Now IIII.Mr King U..l S c i - and Mr.. King Gil. . • 8 w• •••twooc1 t:30 CIJ • Clint an W1111m1A behlnd-lllHcenes tool< 11 the makl~ o1 Cllnl Elatwood a laoeat Weatern, Unlarglven, with Gene Hacl!man, Morgan Freeman and A~rd Harrla. (0:30) Stereo. GilD • GNpeme The rocky marriage bi!Men Ken and Alll11,2!1 gets woru. Stereo. 1.,1 . 10:00 CIJ • .Cll. HUIIIn Target (Preview) Chriatopher Chance fighll to uva Innocent people. Stereo. E;1 (l)~tlleWDikl Stereo. (!) P.O.V. a• o Nol1lllm EIIPOIUI' Jail II hlunted by a ghost; Maurtce meets his Idol. IAI Stereo. C Ql U80 Clltb11tJT0ur: llT. 0t11n K.T. Oalln performs for U.S. servicemen throughout lhe Carlbbeln, Including stops In Cuba, Honduras and .Panama. (1 :00) SATURDAY (II Silk Stalklnai Stereo. Q Ill American M'IIIID 8loop Ill Wlllkl NIWa • 10:30 II]) • Lightning Foow Q 10:351]) u.s. ~ Oold 11:oo a~• CIJ • CIJ • a • a• IDI"tll The l t o t l l f - (l) Advenlum of Rabin Hood (!) L.ont- Pirie 8pacllll Stereo.' w....,. ..-n.ao.E;1 II]). AIHnlo Nal'l Jam Stereo. (II MOVI!: lllllploetnlng lomhhlll (2:00) 0pry 111c11111g1 a OllnbiiTIIIIalll Ill.........,_ fonlghl Olonanu 11:3012)• Night Uvl Sllleo. · (I) MO~ OM ol OUr All Iiiii Ia ..... ~ (2:00) C1J • WKIIP In ;1111 1111 Ill• Alnlltaen Oloilll " Court Stereo. Q To It AniiOUncld OteOptyi.tve ID 8pae11Car...,. o·....., lllr a 8 Capilli Oeng/Niwl 11:31 CIJ'MOVII: Tloeltowllog IRI - (2:00) 12:00ii:C::"..£ II]) • Coonlc lttfp Llvl Jay Johnaon, Pam Stone, George Lopez, Mike llugln. Stereo. 111• WICRP In~ . • ..... llroa. ac::::::""' OllpCIDM ,i. ID New Zano Stereo. Q 1:35 I]) ANtr Oltfflllo r:OO~· IIJ Whlll of FortiN E~ = P! ~ "' ,lE: aNAIIvtiiNow Riclng Flr~stone Indy Ughta Chlmplonlhlp 11om Will Alii, W11. (T} 8NtwllllgiA 12:06C1JIIIIglllllooe C Ill CUiNIII Alfillr E;l 12:30 (I) 11!10VIE: Atllcll an T11101: fll ... Ku Klux lOin (Pit ol 2)(2:00) till• Lcmo Corlooectloon enWJo, CIIIICII m CIJ • Dlvldl.lllltmlll CIJ. Love Cor.liCtiOn • • Night Court Q u.s. 181'Yieemlr1 throughout lhe Clribbelll, Including stops In Cubll, Hondural and Pan1111a; (1 :00) 8lhwii&Toclar 0 Pilei ,,.. ... c 1:05(1). • ~ Tonlghl stereo. · IIIJ ...... 1:30 1121• Now It Cln II Told 9DaaHaull . a IHRA Rec1na Empire Nationals 11om llac:l1ester, a• oil -=811 A swerving car leldl workers s. I=:'.:'L ~;~ to find 111 unconscloua rlrlvtr. (A) Stereo. N.v.m 8 NewtNtglot UpdN 1:35 (Jj. IIJ ...... With 11Gb Coataa I]) MOVIE: Rallng 'l1luncllr ID WOIIIOII'I Prv lllcll VoleyiNII From Hermosa lllaell, CIIH. (RI(2:00) . CIJ • Manlel Wlllma 1:40111. CNH NIWa 2:00~·~ ......... 11111 oil'_. 11 Aoblrt.Eng!und lathe halt far a ulute 10 lhl QfMteal Cl'llltunn and Cl'llltora of lhe hOrror Qel!l· (2:00) (II Pilei Pl'oplo Ql Club Dance Ma1111111arte Hill at FMII lnducllan Motorsporta legeuda Alchlnl Petty, llollby Unaar, Dill Elmhardl and Darrell Waltrip are hOnored Mve 11om Birmingham, All. (1 :30) Ill ...., Klni Llvll Scareclow and MIL King m 8 1:30 a~• 11J Dllr .tam {PI 2 ol 2) Stereo. D Clle Who'• ... lou? Angela thinks Tony's swollen Upa are cauled by atreaa. (R) Stereo. E;l 10:00()1. IIJ a . - Leap Sam becomN an aging gunfighter, hoping to protect ~:: name.(R) Stereo. (I) • w• CIJ• Tweo1ty-tlllng: Tile Amlltcln DiMII Eight man &'1::.Court E;l m and women In their 201 tllk w.· . . . .. r.: about tlllvilion, polillcl, w• IIIJD AIDS lnd their Holt a•o~~~wa (II The Horllloey¥rmnc-~-~~~"'"'"' ol faith but alao QM'II lor n:~3. E;I ill CIOOk IIICI ChiH lportl Tonlghl 0 lllnlln 8 0 700 Club With Pit Aab1rt10n 11:30 (I) Dtnnll ..... 'Cil MOVIE: Framed IRI (2:10) Cll To lie c:-~181'~. 10:051]) MOVIE: lllpl and Menlaga. The Rldurrt caa. (2:00) ' 10:3080111.... 11:00a1• Clle De IIJNIWI (I) Tht Hofte)mcMM..,. CJiml w• •• Stereo. Q 8MoooeyiN 0 MOVI!: Mr Dilling Cllmllb (2:00) 11:361]) • 11J1 Tanlghtltoow With Jay .._ Sler!Q. E;l CIJ. 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C (l) II) UIIMnlng 10Moarica Willi 811 Morera C Clnclnr111U Reds (L) 8 IMide Mtlci 't2 12:35 al. 11J LMI Nlghl Will loGO a~• 11J1 llllatald Jerry takaa hil apartment key baclr 11om CIJ.Kt--J~~~:r.o. Howiir, M.D. Doogle rlilcoYerl hil hlablan arocr81. (R) Stereo. (I). Homlfooolt The lamlllea ol returning Gla prepare for lhl homecoming. r:30!1J\I== 1111111111 Chicago Cubs II a IHIIA 111c1nt From p~::oe~ fi~ ..._Stereo. 8:30 CIJ. . 7:05 (I) llveofy u.... a(II .......... Ray lllldlou!Y ,...,., · ' • • , •• 1. . . ) 0 Wltnlaa 10 E;l 1:00 a~e IIJ In IIMIIMt at lhl Night GillesPie and nbba face 1 jury In a ciHth trial. (A) Stereo. C CIJ. a"lliOIDI............... Dan help& Crya~l at the hoapltel when A-anna Is delayed. IR) Stereo. C 1!1 (!) NatiOMI Audubon Soa1etJ Spacllll StereO. E;l Ill. 0. AU Naw Cllcuil ol lhl 11111'1 Ringmasters Dbda Carter and Lealie Nielsen are joined by Charlene THton, Tr~ Scoggins. Jerry van e, Suun Anton lind Vanlla Ice. (2:00) Star~. 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Loula Cardinale (L) lll.Cil.Honoa 1~ Tim teams a Ienon In compromlaing (I). • • a Cnak 111e1 Cline a • 1:00 a~• CIJ. 1121• IIJ " " ' . CharllllnCIIIrgeQ 8qun Onl TV Stereo. 8 epa,!t Tonight :l.T'na:f~S' ~LX TUE. 1 JULY 21 EVENING a 11n1111 Tanlglll ' 11:00 (Jj. CIJ. (I). • • a• a~~ew~ (I) The "-VftiCICII*S Cl) ........ ~~ ill.,. . . . . . w• ,.... 1121. CIS NIWa Q • 10:30 (I) ..... 8:35 I]) ANtr Olllfttlo 7:00 ~ .. IIJ Wlilll a t , _ llclyelllllclilg Tour de o•tnl'ocua 11J AlllloiiiiiCI CD I1 Sqloere One 1V Stereo. . Iaior II r WI the Haur ol , _ Q (II MUcin T«*J Ill T11111 and """''~ Fuuha.. CIJ • PrPnagram~..,., ......... Sllreo. ollaba_, roo Club With Pit 0 New ZCIII'tl Soereo. E;1 1:35 I]) caoo- ,.. 8:00 ai • .1V Chapel Clli..IIM n10 11111v1r CJ) World TOIWOiiOW 7:001]) 8Woricl- L(I)Us=.~ ANtr Grllllth (!llcooby Doo OUpCioil (II IIOVIIl Clllllll Cloln 1ft Clllll Ill Iii IIINII (1 :30) 81po111LIII?IIg'f 10,.... ..... 5:191]) llnl Ill agn 5:30 a~• N1C NIFIIIda CIJ Now nc... 11 Talcf TUESDAY . f...:.·------ --------- , .. .. .... --......-.-·--- ,_____ ,.,. . , ' �.. ''· ' . ". ,,_. ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Wlm 1IW' :;' . P' TO TIIIAA. .e TME PlfOOUC.T ""' Of '-'WOI6 rs YfM!I a-EYOWnOM .... WOII Television ' Viewing M FRI.. JULY 17 MNING • M NewRVHS tradition ' becomes a reality PHIBOS I I' I I I 12 SB YS0 IIl ~II • ~I. MISTER BROWN . -M'I' NAME IS CORMAC .. I'M YOUR SWIMMING BUDD'I'.. lII Overheard at political rally: "Have you heard about the Politicians Polka? You take one step foreword, two steps • baek then you ........ the TENAGE Issues." D H U EN l ADMIT I DON'T KNOW MUC~ ABOVT SWIMMING ... IS 'I'OUR NOSE SUPPOSED TO 60 ABOVE TI-lE WATER OR 6ELOW T~E WATER? 15 16 I, 75 cents Sunda.' B-1 • Boston slips_past Minnesota 1-0 What doctoring was like in Addison area during 1850s · Sands • Page A-6 Rodney Downing, 1897-1992 By Fred W. Crow • Page A-4 I I I 1· I I A Complete the chuckle quoted . V by filling In the miuing words you develop from step No. 3 below. 7 1 lElTERS SCRAtt1-liTS ANSWERS ,_,, Vulgar· Cease· Annex· Heckle· NEVER on SALE Two friends were out shopping. One lady turned to her friend and uked, "Have you ever noticed that if a shoe lite ills NEVER on SALE?" NORTH Vol. 27, No. 22 Copyrightld tl92 t9842 tAS WEST tQ 10 •Qu tAKJIOl •Qu SOVTH (Offfe tAU .AJI073 $~0P Ttif$~ DAY$. I : DON'T wA!JT ; TO 8~ TtiAT ! wiD~ AviAI'~· -·--. . ,. •• .· ,.,.....,E.> tQ~ Guess not who holds her MO#lt-JI/'16 N~w$. .KJt Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Sootb By Phillip Alder ~ 1• West zt Nortlt s•Pass Eost Pus Pass Pass People like to guess, but prefer to, 4• know. We guess which numbers to se- · Opening lead: +K teet In the lottery, but we would much prefer to be told the winning combina- ' tion in advance. A certainty Is better than a speculation. The same thillg can apply in bridge. Sometimes you bave to guesa which IOPJPDIII!III holds a particular card. But .no guesswork, as tong aa your blackyou hunt assiduously, you will suit tricks stand up. Aller ruffing the uncover a vital clue, or you will spot a third diamood, cash the ace and king line of that makes the guess ofspades,lollowed by tile ace aild killg of clubs. Nat, ruff the club jack In the Against J~>ur four·heart contract, dummy. Now ruff dummy'• lui dla· West attacks with the diamond king, mood ill your band. Finally, wtadrlft the diamond ace and the diamond by teadina your remalnillg spade. jack, East dlscardiDg a spade on the Tbls brings eftfYOM down to three third round. After you ruff, how should cards. Dummy has the K·t·l of hearts you continue? and you have the A.J-10 of bearts. It You have lost two tricks and are . doesn't matter wblch opponent wins faced with a potential loser In each the spade exit. Whatever he returns, major suit. You could take the club fl. you have avoided the lou of a trump nesse. U II wins, you can dilcard dum· trick. my's spade loser. But If the club fl. AJwaYJ try for "Headl 1 win, tails nesse toses·. you·wiU have to find tile you 101e.• heart queen to make your contract. e> -~~•rw••--• ••tm••••l'll: There Is a better line that requires L------------1 7-17 ALLEYOOP IN THI$ CASE tT GOULO liE /; MIITiill OF UVING Oil !WING! •n- ·. -' -·· - ·. ~~ Tbe World Almanac Gil Cros.Word Puzzle ACROSS 37 Overweight 1 Flnt chief )UIIIcl 4 Clntrll IIIII 8 All·di111nce 12 Author U,. berto13 Pllce lor lkltiftt 14 Enltrbtlner :·.MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP .---------::~ l HOPS 'THE Ei-IRL 1: ~~ ea.AeDA.Y WII.L. .. 15UT IF e.HE CANT f3e eleALliiFUL- ... - llcEnUII ITI-tc:3J HliR. FA'll-1~ ~ID ONN A PIZZA F*I'R' OR. 15 FHghllell bird 18 Gentrll IIOIIUIItlon Bli BeA-UTIFUL. ... 1t81f 20 Bulftght chMr 21 AaiiUn ot un 22 CllnMnl 24 g:,n~om•n 28 Fntert 30 Bulhr hllrdO 34 Uncle 35BIIwHn 41 W111t't Up, 42 -? _. contendlra 43 Bet of lymplomt 45Soltp lnl'tdlent glrnlah MY ALARM JEST WENT OFF,PAW !! Elliott, Rodney Alderman, and Mike Shoemaker; baek, Carlos Wood, Skip MeadiiWI, BUI Kubn, Bob Howard, Ed Vollborn, Dave Mills, and Fred DeeL (Times-Sentinel photo by Kris Cothran) District offtc..ials still seek GALLIPOLIS • "Contrary to what loeal citizens have been told by opponents of the plan, EPA will write a plan for the districL" The above statement was made by Dale Neal, chainnan of the poli- GALLIPOLIS - Selling Gallia COIDity. That',&the goal of the Gallia · COIIIIIY ~bee pf ~and the Community Improvement Corporation, two organizations recently combined in that each now has the same president and executive director. The chamber and CIC were combined to help them achieve their goal of selling or promoting Gallia County. Additionally, with one executive director, the two can direct their activities to prevent duplication (two people doing essentially the same job) and concentrate talent where it can do the most good. The chamber and CIC now have the same president. Ron McDade. 47 COmpnt pt. 48 Tile (11.1 51 -de rntr 53 SPfillg month 57 "cllftomln- ltlon 80 Conlldlln - I ~~~~-·· word vehiCle 84 Ruutan VIto 2 ........ DOint ea ea 11tr1nt Tint ""' Colo. lnd llo. 3e Hamburlll FAIR BOARD MEMBERS • Pictured durln1a recent meetin1 are members of tbe Gallla County Junior Fair Board as they plan ror the 43rd annual fair, Aug. 3-8. Front, 0 tor): Garry Fellure, Tim.. Massie, Gary Roach, Danella Greeue, Ken Saunders, Eugene ratifi~ation cy committee for the Athens-Gal- ment plan for Erie-Huron. The OEPA is preparing a local lia-Hoeking-Jackson-Meigs-Vinton Solid Waste District, following a solid waste management plan for release by the Ohio Environmental the fiBI time under the state's solid Protection Agency stating it was waste law. Because the Erie-Huron preparing a solid waste manage- Solid Waste Management District Gallia Chamber of Commerce, CIC undergo reorganization 31 TVacc-rr 81 C'rtturd 82 a.tor't kin 83 Prlnttr'l word 3 '-""'· 4 Noble utlt 5 12,Romln DOWN 8 Not 0111 of 7 Abllltilll 1 lllllllry JJ~ .. ~r.· · v.. .:, ' . ~ .¥ ........ I . ;;::;;;· • , . , ,; ." :-· . , ' . . : 8111MUII Of IT'S TIME FER MY ~OSSIP BREAK forearmed. I • LIBRA (8epl. 23-0ct. 23) lnsteed of lool<lng lor justllk:atlon to negleCt teaks, seek reasons why y011 should accomplish them. Latllng things pile up on you now could cause real headaches later. n you roatly take plilll to search It out, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-How. Z2) You'll enJoy thM II a very good ch8nCO yO\I CO\IId being around people today, but II the lind a aocond c/leMOI lor Income In the group Is too largo, there's a possibility yMr ahead. you might feet raiher uncomfortable. Do CANCER (Junt 21-.lulf 22) Others somathlng tun with fewer participants. · might be able to gat ~ay with telling . SAGtnARIUI (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 till tales today, but not y011. II you em- 1 You're a good starter today but you belillh 'fOIJt IICCornpll~tl, you're might begin to ieiHn your drive lutt · oatting yout'llll up to be clllltengod by when the goal line Ia In light: II you do. ~othet'l. t<now where to 10otc !Of roman<:e your admirable beginning might be IOf · M<! you'll lind ~. Tile Aatro-Graph nought. ' Matchmaker lnatantty reveals which CAPRICORN (DeC. 22-Jen. 1t) Usually, ' "' l ' you're not taken In by others too easily. Today, however, could be an exception, and you might buy a cock-and-bull story told y011 by a spellbinder. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) This might not be one of your better days to bargain hunt, so be careful. Before buyIng anything, examine tile merchandise closely lor Imperfections. PIICII (Fob. 20-MMch 211) it could provo unwise to seek advice today from s0fne0118 who provided you with poor counsel recently. Evon though _thlslndl· vidual means well, a lack of wisdom to guide you will prevail. ARIES (Mirch 21·April11) To make a favorable lmprelllon on oth«s today, · It's Imperative you stand on y011r own two lett. Companions might shy away from you HtheY teet you're not carrying your lair lhore ot tile load. TAURUS (Aprll20-lbJ 211) Try to tem· per yO\Ir h~ with realism t<!day, so that y011 won't end up being dlUppolnt· ed. When making oooeesrnents, 1M thlngo ao they actually are, not aa you wish IIIeY(..., - ··21-JuM 2111 Thil. Ia not OIMIII tile dey to II-* too heavily on Lady Luck in metttrl fttat allect your ltltUI. She might be too busy hefplng your Cllmpatltlon. 'CI VJGXI MJCX a·L JUIIIICICDV lltiiXWXXU vw VJ 8 D DCIXPGXP I UI G'L VJC IICZGWI.' OHII . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "life mey not be boaulllul, but it'l int-tlng " - Sir John Robert Seeley. · .• ·-~- .... - I Partly Cloudy P•rtly cloudy. Highs mld.fiOs. Lows In 60s. A -·PMultlmldlalnc. County. The public niore closely relates to a chamber or commcrte and has a beuer understanding of their mission in the community. On the other hand, the CIC works with reduce expenses. clients who in most cases do not . Each group still has its own want the public or their i:ompeti· board of directors. Although the chamber and the lion to kn9w what they lli'C doing. "I believe by combining the two CIC have been reorganized and combined, they are still different under one umbrella, we have a lot and work 10 achieve their goals in mm to sell when soliciting memdifferent ways. bers. They should get a better rewm on their investment because The CIC's focus has been on industrial promotion and develop- of a closer coordinated effort. ment, whereas the chamber, an "The chamber and CIC basically recent y~. has been more recog- have the same goal. The CIC, hownized as a promoter of commercial ever, has some le~al authority that business. does not exist wath a chamber of According to Fowler: "The commerce 'which is why it is neceschamber of commerce should be sary to have both of the organlzathe primary promoter of G!lllia lions active in the community." and executive director, Jack Fowler. One of the reasons for placing the twO under one director was to of plan By KEVIN PINSON Times-Sentinel Stair GALLIPOLIS - Twenty-six members of the Save Our Schools commiuee mel at the Gallia County Junior Fair Grounds Friday ni~ht and, after forming an assoeialton and electing offtcers, agreed to join Steve Sanders, 1594 Bladen Rd., Crown City, in his lawsuit against the Gallia County School Board. The suit requests a temporary injunction against the consolidation of lite four county high schools . The hearing is set for July 22 at 10 a.m. Elected were: David Mills, of Hannon Trace, president; Morris Toler, of North Gallia, vice president and Odella Taylor, also of North Gallia, secretary/treasurer. The association agreed to wait until a future meeting to elect representatives from each of the fow school districts because of poor turnout and because the Kyger Creek and Southwestern school districts were not represented at lite meeting. Wills expressed concern at the low auendance. ''People have lost a lot of interes~" he said. "There's no other way to put it, people coasidcr it a lost cause." The association then discussed possible alternatives to the consolidation issue. The suggestion that seemed most popular with the members is joining the county and city schools and having two or thrCe high schools in the county to serve all lite students. The commit· tee chose nolto decide on an alternative solution until after the hearing. Sander said the important thing was that the association had been fonned to show the judge that they were willing to work on a solution. Wills, who lead the discussion, read a copy of Sander's suit, which was filed with the Gallia County Court of Common Pleas June 8. The suit asks for an injunction because of safety and health problems of sending the students to the . old Kyger Creek High School and . also argues that the building is the least energy efftcient in the county. Wills also read a lener from Judge Donald A. Cox explaining why he asked the Ohio Supreme Court to appoint another judge to the case. Cox said in the letta that he was too personally involved in the case and felt that he did not have a solution to offer, so he requested to be taken off the case. The letter was addressed to Sanders and the school board. Before closing the meeting, Sanders asked for people to show their support and attend the hearing. "We lh~ association urge the county to attend the hearing Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the courthouse," he said. failed to ratify its local plan, it will lose several benefits. stated the release. Under House Bill 592, local officials must ratify the plan priilr to state approval. If the plan is not ratified, OEPA must prepare the plan. At that stage, the local district loses the ability to collect fees on wastes disposed in landfills within GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia the Erie-Huron districL It also loses County Chamber of Commerce and the ability to adopt rules restricting the Community Improvement Corout-of-district waste, operation of poration have a new secretary. solid waste facilities, and inspecSharon Bowman, Gallipolis, tion of out-of-state wastes. began working for the chamber on Collection of dimict fees at June 17. landfills in the Erie and Huron She has nine years of experience counties has been tenninated and in working with county governOEPA has initiated steps to prepare ment and most recently served as a plan for the district, according to an administrative assistant for the the release. Gallia County Sheriff's Deparl"This release shows OEPA is menL very committed to House Bi11592," Sharon and her husband, John , said Neal. have two children, John and House BiU S92 provides a com- Angela. prehensive, flexible framework for She replaces Robin Halsted who local management of solid waste, is moving to PeMsylvania where iccording to OEPA Director Don- she wiU be an administtative assisald R. Schre~ardus. The Erie- tant at Northeastern Bank in ScranHuron District i failure to ratify its ton. plan means that it gives up that Robin's husband, Jeff, will local conlrol, he added. attend the Baptist Bible Seminary SHARON BOWMAN Giving up local conlrol is just at Clarks Summit, Pa., and has Continued on A·l accepted a job as marketing direc- tor of National Sporting Goods. Bowman named new Gallia Chamber and CIC secretary Three Meigs County emergency crews will benefit from program redu.c~~n Ju signs are rornanllcally per1ocl tor you . Mall $2 plus a long, sell-address8d. stamped envelope to Matcllmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428,CleveBERNICE land, OH 44101-3428. BEDE OSOL LEO (Jutr D-Aug. 221 In joint ventures today, there should be a clear-cut understanding ot expenses so that they be shared equally. •~------· will agreement, this may not beWithout the case.an VIRGO (Aug. 23-lepl. 221 Be on guard In your one-to-one encounters today; others might not deal as fairly with you as you will with them. Forewarned Is . Mills to head s,os committee 1-IHI •uu /'10, TtMN~5. l S'TOPP~D Dlll/'1~1/'16 COFfff wtilt.f FfAl>l/'16 Tti~ ~~~ ¥.!'.!: ra.f"-··~ • 4 Sections, 108 Pogee Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, July 19,1992 tK 71 PHILLIP ALDER . Along the rir................ 8 1·6 Business/Farm ............... Dl-8 Classined ....................... 02-7 Deaths..............................A·2 Ediloral ............................ A-4 Sports............................. C1·6 Weather........................... A-3 • xmts- e ~~:c:~~~~ER I I I I I I I I I BRIDGE Inside C-1 17 By JIM GLAUNER Times--Sentinel Stair POMEROY • Three Meigs County emergency crews wUI benefit from a restructured rural fiJ'C department program underway within the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry. Recent budget cuts within the division have ·forced officials to reevaluate and resuucture the rural fu:c dcpartmont program to remain a leader in rue ptOteCtion. Aecording to Don Brooks, Forest Manager at Zaleski SWt Forest, the$e cuts have created the next evolutionary phase of their wildfire protection program. "With few.er people and less money," Brooks explained, "the Division of Forestry is still committed to achieve ats mission to provide leadership in wildfue managemenl by providing training, equipment and technical assistanee to local volunteer fire depart· ments.• The Meigs County Emergency Managemenl/Emergency Services Agency will be loaned a 3SO John Deer crawler tractor with a transport truck. Olive Township Voluntecr File Depanment has received a 4x4 brush truck. Racine Volunteer Fire Department has also received a 4x4 brush truck. Fiscal year budget restra.int~ I have resui!Cd in _the ?f personnel, tm~ng the diviSion s ability to acuv~ly suppress wild~IJ'CS, Brooks said. The_ Slaff reducuons, through the closmg of some forestry units in the Athens disnict, has created an excess of fu:e suppression equipment. Since this equipment was purchased and designed to baule wildfu:es, it was made available to volunteer fire depanments. The excess equipment. is being loaned to volunteer fire depanments in Athena, Meigs and Washington COIDities. This equipment is on loan with the followmg stipulations: -The ageneies inust agree 10 assume the responsibility of main· taining the equipment. -Any fu:e fi.hter working on a crew using thas e<Juipment must · attend annual/penodic trai'\ing, conducted by the ODNR, DiVIsion of Forestry. Those training class consillll o( basic wUdllnl suppression tactics, safety, equipment uso · and maintenance and fu:e line constructlon with a aawler tniCIOI'. One training class has llready beeri conducted in Wuhington County with a secQnd being planned during the month of July. Two more classes wiU be offered m Meigs County during August, including a brush fire training coune for all members of the coonty Emerpncy M~ Service on August M. A special course will follow that session to train interested persons in opention of the crawler tractor. The Division of Forestry will be refres.h the crew members, as well monitoring and inspecting this as tram new members. equipment annually and will pro"The Division of Forestry is vide annual training sessions to confident that programs such as · EQUIPMENT LOANED • ne Oblo De,.-tmeDt !II Natural Rnources, DIYIIIoe ot F'CIIdtljllu loued llll4a4 bra* tntk to the R~c:lae Volanteer Fire Department u a part ot ltll wlldftre manaamenl PJ'OII'IIII• Here, Racine F.Jre Clllel Jolin Holmu, left, aecepts tbe trueli from Don Brooks, Forest Mauaer •t Zaleski State Forest '• I l this allow the 9DNR to remain a leader m rural wtldland fue management." Brooks said,"and will provide lltlltimur:n ljre protection to tile people of Ohto. � 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 07. 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