https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb804f227c5d5c407de3e6fdd41c9ea1.pdf 55e7ede8707c15b4bbcdfce37e983af9 PDF Text Text .. - Page 12-nle Dally senune1 Pomeroy llddleport. Oh,lo .·Sunday schedule for state fair announced COLUMBUS, Ohio {AP)Noon- 8 p.m. {every lialf·hour) Here is the Ohio Slate Fair sched- - Vince !llld Larry Crash Dumole of events for Sunday, Aug. 9, as mies; MultipllllOSC B~g. provided by lite Ohio Expositions . 12:15 p.m. - Gomg Bo~ers Commission: Game Show: Madcap Producuons 8 a.m. - Hunters and Jumpers; Puppet Theater and Utter PrevenColiseUm. tion; Ohio Deparlll!ent of Natural 8 am- 8 p.m. - Youth Resources Amphitheater. Exhibi~· Wrute Castle Youth Edu12:30 p.m: - Health Craft cation B~ilding. Coo~ing Show; Multipurpose 8 a.m.- 9 p.m. - Family Ans & Bwlding. Crafts Display; DiSalle Center. Professional Floral Design Ohio Quill Show; DiSalle Cen- J_udging; Krog~ Agricultural Hor. ter Auditorium. ucu!IW11 Building. 8:30 a.m . - Holy Mass; I p.m. - Nawre's Fun for the Rhodes Center Auditorium. Young- Division of Parks and 9 a.m. - Wrestling Tourna- Recreation; Ohio Deparunent of ment; lams Pet Food Arena. Natural Resources Amphitheater. Tam pax Baton Twirling Co~· Wrestling Tournament; lams Pet test, Corps Competition; Amen- Food Arena. park area. Most Unique Dessert Contest; Motocross practice and qualify- DiSalle Center. ing; East grandsland Motocross Racing; East Grand· Open and Commercial Rabbit sland. Shows; E~bition Hall. Veterans Day Program- Band of 9 a.m.- 6 e.m.- Senior Citizen Flight Concert Band, WPAFB; ArtCraft Exhibit; Janis Center. Pepsi Celeste Entertainment CenSenior Citizen Craft Sales; Janis ter. · Center. Junior Barrow Show (Cross9 a.m.- 9 p.m. - Youth · breds): O'NeiU Swine Arena. :Exhibits; Rhodes Center. 1:30 p.m. -:- Wyandot County 9:30 a.m. - All-Ohio Worship 4-H l,l.ecreauonal Dance Club ; Services Ohio Department of Natural 10 a.~. - Holy Mass; Rhodes Resources Amphitheater. Center Auditorium. Ohio's Heartland Cuisine Cook· Governor's Horseshoe Tourna- ing Program; Kro~er Agricultural ment; Horseshoe courts. Horticultural Building. Sheep to Shawl Contest; Brown 2 p.m. -Wrestling TournaExhibition Arena. ment, Championship Finals; lams : Vince & Larry Crash Dummies; Pet Food Arena. Multipurpose Building. Commercial Caule Show; 10 a.m .- 4 p.m . - Craft Viaduct Demonstrations· Janis Center. Live Scarecrow Contest; Kroger 10 a.m.- 9 p.m. - Traditional Agricui1W11 Horticu!IW11 Building. Craft Show; Herilage Hall. The Columbus Cellos; Cox Fine 10 a.m.- 10 p.m. - Fine Arts Arts Building. . Exhibition· Cox Fine Ans Center. Channel-10 WBNS: DenniS Lee 10:30 a.m. - Junior Breeding Musical Show; PaY\,Iion. . Poultry Show; Exhibition Hall. The .Fox Brothers; Pepst Celeste Ohio Boaters: Know Before Entertamment Center. You Go· Division of Watercraft, 2:30p.m. - Health Craft Cook· Ohio Department of Natural ing Show; Multipurpose Building. Resources Amphilhcater. Going Bonkers Game Show: Health Craft Cooking Show; Madcap Productions Puppet TheMultipurpose Building. ater and Liller Prevention: Ohio All-Ohio Slate Fair Band pre- Depanment of Natural Resources sented by Donatos Pizza; Admmis- Amphith~ter. . lralion.Building Lawn. . All-Ohto Slate Fau. Band p~Columbus Zoo Animals; Ohio sented by Donatos P1zza; Oh1o Department of Natural Resources Depanment of Natural Resources · Amphitheater. North PaiX Area. All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir Governor's Horseshoe Pitching presented by lite Kroger Company; Contest; HOISCShoe courts. Heri1age Hall Park. 3 p.m. - Carnpfli'C Queen ConGirl Scouts Flag Ceremony test; White Castle Youlh & EducaContest: White Castle Youth & tion Building {Lausche). .Education Building {Lausche). . Floats and Kids· Water Safety: Fox Brothers; Pepsi Celeste Division of Watercraft; Ohio · Enterlainment Center. Depanment of Natural Resources · 11: 15 a.m.- 2 p.m. - Cleo Amphitheater. ·Miller of lite Cleveland Browns Junior Poultry Showmanship; Autographs; Multipurpose Build- Exhibition Hall ing. . All-Ohio Slate Fair Youth Choir 11:30 a.m. - Hank Peters Lum- presenled by dle Kroger Company; betjack Show: Ohio Department of Janis Center. Narural Resources Arnphilhcater. 3:30p.m. - Hank Peters LornOhio's Heartland Cuisine Cook- berjack Show; Ohio Department of ing Program; KroJer Agricultural Natural Resources Arnphilheater. Horticultural Building. Ohio's Heartland Cuisine CookNoon- 4-H Aquatic Science ing Program; Kro~er Agricultural Day· White Castle Youth & Educa- Horucultural Building. tion 'Building {Lausche). 4 p.m . -Junior and Senior Noon- 8 p.m.- Michael Salva- Shee~ _Shearmg Contest; Brown tori and the Fourth Dimension Exh1b1Uon Arena. . Raps on DtUg Abuse; Multipurpose Channel-10 WB~S: Denms Lee Building. Mus1cal Show; Pavilion. -People in the newsASBURY PARK, N.J. (AP) The shuttered Stone Pony nightclub where Bruce Springsteen rocked and rolled in his younger days could get another chance for glory days. The bankruptcy court has accepted a $300.000 offer from Steven Nasar of Ocean Township. said bankruptcy overseer Roger Timpson. Nasar, 41, used to own a video duplication business and now leases a Mobil service station in Long Branch. He's never been in the bar business, nor did he ever visit the Stone Pony when it was open. But when he walked inlo the darkened club recently, the aunosphere overtook him, he said in an interview published Wednesday. "It was a very strange feeling of · home and rock 'n' roll," he told the Asbury Park Press. Nasar said he hopes to re-open the club in October, one year after it was forced to close. Other prospective buyers have three weeks to match or better Nasar's offer of $265,000 cash, with the $35,000 balance due a year after the sale, Timpson said. NEW YORK (AP) - Garry Trudeau isn't finished with Dan Quayle yet. The "Doonesbury" cartoonist infuriated the vice president with a series of comic strips in November about a man who says he sold marijuana to Quayle in the 1970s. Trudeau said he is planning to rerum to the topic this fall . In the original cartoons, fictional reporter Rick Redfern ~ets a mysterious call from Brett Kimber· lin, a real-life federal prisoner who was placed in solilary confmement after trying to speak to reporters about his claim. The strips did not focus on whether Quayle actually bought drugs. but on whether there w~ a campaign to silence Kimberlin, who is serving a 51-year term for drug smuggling and bombing. About 25 newspapers that carry "Doonesbury" refused to run the strips. Several criticized Trudeau for making such serious allegations in a cartoon. GO WITH THE FLOW. • Thursday, Auguit 6, 1992.:.: ANDERSON'S AUGUST 4:15 p.m.- Doss at Work: Department of Highway SafetyOhio Sta!e Pa~_rDl drug-dogs ~Obio!lttf'=of Natural Resources Ampllidl_. 4:30p.m.- Health Craft Cooking Show; MulliJupolc Buildin& Daily Pndc. 4:45 p.m.- Goins Bonkers Game Show: Puppet 1bea11:r IIIII Plevention; Ohio Depannaeot of NIIUJal Resources Amplti•W!"'. . S:IS p.m. - o•1o Carchnal Qoggers; Ohio DepMimtDlofNilural RCSOUI!:CS Ampbid!rJa, 5:30 p.m.- Ohio's Heartland Cuisine Cooking Program; ICJvp:r Agricultural HOIIic:uJ!tnl !t~~6 p.m.- F'ISb QIUo: DMsion of Wtldlife; Ohio Ilei4UW d. Nilural RCSOUI!:CS Ampliidn!cr. 6: IS p.m.:- A!{.()bio Stare Fair Youth Cho1r "Presented by the Kroger Compsll)'; Rhodes Cerur lawn. 6:30 p.m. - Wyandot County 4-H Recreational Dance Club; Ohio Departm_ent of Natural ResourccsAmpbitbeala'.· H~alth Craft: <:_ooting Sllow; MulllpW'JIOSC B11.tldi1J1 7 p.m. - Going Bmke"' Game Show: ~ Pmd..ctions l'llPIICt • $18 ----------~ · Low tonight In mid 6fk. Saturday, high in mid-l!Os. BERBER CARPET SCUlPTURED CARPET Veil. 43, No. 74 Coprrtgh*I1N2 $14~,. SALE llstll.lw/,.. .... Syracuse Council signs contract for street repair work $12995t Yt PAnERNED BERBER CARPET Theaterandl.iucr~O&io REG. $21.00 10 Y•r Warranty- 6 Colors-stain/Soli R•latant SALE Ohio= $1999 s•.., •. l•st.aiH w/,.. . InLAID FIRIIftRI'S st_,," MISSIONARY FAMILY • Missloaary Georec Pickens, seated, a Long Bottom 1111tlve, has returned bome ror the summer to share bls experiences. He Is pictured at the home or his IlCEA YEll 1 & ''"!,sc.ol1'"" ~\ost·OU1 mother, Delores Frank, with his sons, George Mark and Joba MichaeL His wire, Debbie, was away wben the photo was taken. Long Bottom native returns home from missionary work in·Kenya . SALE Overall, Pickens slid, the city is crowded and polluted, and, as is true for manr cities in developing A Long Bottom native has ·countries, it IS poorly planned and returned home from missionary administered. work in Kenya with interesting -one of the Pickens family's stories· to tell and won1s of thanks favprite hatmts in Nairobi is a game for local SIIJlPO!t of l!!s -w.~. : '~>~Tr"'"" in the ckity. f he · ' Geo~ Pickens, his wife Debbte· , . e game '~• 1s.one o "t and the1r two sons are livii\RAn lhings .that -:ve enJOY the mOst, he Athens while in lite states ancfare said. "But It's strange to see ·the spending a great deal of .time trav· · animai.s ~d th~n le<>k up and see eling to his supporting churches. the Nairobt sk);lme: . While visiting those congregaGame hlll!un~ IS the mam ~ lions Pickens relates stories about son lhat tounsm 1s one of Kenya s the ~pie he serves while teaching majoc ~ of ~come, but such at two colleges in Nairobi, Kenya. hunung IS now stnctly controlled He teaches a variety of subjects at through the maintained game two religious colleges • Daystar parks. Gone are the days from Out University College, a private Chris- of Africa, when lions, elephants tian liberal arts college affiliated and other exotic creawres were the with Messiah College in Pennsyl- victirhs of open season. vania and Wheaton College in IlliAgriculture is Kenya's most nois, and the Nairobi Great Cum- important income source, with tea mission School, which offers a being its largest cash crop, fol"Christian leadership training pro- lowed by coffee and sissal {used to gram" wilh 25 to 30 students. make rope). Daystar is an interdenominaThe average wage for the tional college with about 621 stu- Kenyan day laborer is $1.26 per dents, while the Nairobi Great day, and the poor in Kenya signifiCommission School is sponsored cantly outnumber the wealthy. But by the Kenya Church of Christ, it is the growing middle .class in which sends many of its students Kenya lhat Pickens' church works on 10 careers in the ministry. with in its missions work. Pickens teaches courses in the Prior to going to Kenya in 1989, Bible and religious studies. as well the Pickens family lived in Ivory as History of Western Civilization Coast from 1985 to 1989, where and African History. When he George was a teacher in the Theareturns UJ,Nairobi later this month, logical Education by Extension he will teach church history. These progrllll). Through his participation courses are appropriate subjects for in that program, Pickens !aught Pickens; he is a licensed minister in religious studies in churches. the Church of Christ and bas a Thanks churches master's degree in African Studies The Pickens family receives from Ohio University. suppon from 42 churches in nine Nairobi is typical states {Ohio, West Virginia, VirPickens describes his home base ginia, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabaof Nl!irobi as a ''typical" large city m~, JFentucky, ~ennsyl~ania, and in a developing country. Michigan), and Since thelf return to "There are parts of Nairobi the country this summer, they have which are very beautiful and mod· visited all of those states except for em," Pickens said, "but there are Michigan. also parts lhat are very dirty." About 15 'percent of the PickBy BRIAN J, REED · Sentinel News Stall' .. NOW IS TIME TO SAVE BIG $$$ ON ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRAND NEW ITEMS GIISOII19 CU. FT. SIIHY·SIDE IERIGDATOI-----$699 a•PAll.CU.rL IEFIIGEUJOI, .... $799----NOW $599 su.-Y w/d!ld, ._-..., p..l ...t IAIIGI, ns. $699 NOW $399 GlENWOOD GAS lANGE, d!ld, ..... $599- NOW $399 ,.....Dina. .... • • •., ,.. ElKIIK $469-NOW $369 GilSON 14 CU. FliEJIIGEWOI . $449 Wl-STYlE QIIIIC lOP DIIITll SET-Y01r Ololct $699 CAIDWEll7 P<. DIIITl1 SE1S, .... $920-NOW $449 CHROMKUFT SP<. 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SALE ---------~ --Local briefs-----. ens' support comes from four churches: Middleport Church of Christ, East Athens Church of Christ, Mowrystown Church of Christ in Highland County and the Norwin (!)hristian Church near Pittsburgh. Middlepon Church of Christd·"'~ ~directbetllllO$ suppobrt,l an • ....,....,}5 • y accounla e to ~ cclngregall0!1· . E1ght churches m Me1gs County are sponsors of Pickens' missions worlc. . . Before ret~rnmg to Kenya on August 28, Pickens hopes that he and his f!llllilY wi_Uvisit ~5 churches, descnbmg thelf expenences and encouraging continued support of their work. Pickens described his work as "direct-support missions», meaning that.he.raises his own fmancial suppon.ln rum, those churches expect personal reports and accounlability from him. . . . "The personaltzed relat1onsh1p • between me and these churches benefits everyone ,» he said. "It helps us, and the churches, both individually and as a congregalion." . . "It's bar~ work,» Pickens adm1t· ted. "It reqwres a lot of travel, but I enjoy that, and you couldn't do it if you didn't~joy iL" L1fe ill ~frlca . . The commo~ 1mage of a mls· stonary, preachm.g to the nauves from .a lhatch hut IS usually a myth i~ th1s day and age, accordmg to Pickens. "Ther~ aren' ~ ma~y of th?se huts left, he sa1d w1th a sm1le, . "and the missions voc:at_ion ~as changed a lot. Most m1SS10n~1es are no longer on the front hnes, because now almost every country Continued on page 3 A contract with David V. Weber ConsD'Uction of Reedsville for the Bridgeman Street storm sewer and street repair project was signed at Thursday night's meeting of Syracuse Village Council. The bid for the project funded with Issue 2 monies was accepled by Council at an earlier meeting. Work on the project is expected to get underway within two weeks. Paula Thacker, executive direc· tor of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce, ·met with Council to ask for a contribution to the Chamber operations. Council last year donated $250. No action was taken on that or any other matter at last night's meeting due to a lack of quorom of Council. Thacker volunteered assislance to the village wilh projects or oilier activities, and outlined current activities of the Chamber including a fall dance on the P. A. Denney and the discount card program. Also meetiog with Council we~ residents of the village about the stop signs which have been erected on Second Street Five of the seven attending expressed opposition to the signs. Mayor James Pape advised that the wishes of the majority of residents will rule on whether the signs remain in place or are removed Kenneth Cundiff, one of those attending to express opposition to the signs. also complamed about a private business using the dead end Worchester Street. There are no residents on the stree~ it was noted. A,lso discussed was bicycles on the streets and the dangers involved. Chief of Police Jim Connolly asked that lite children exer· cise caution and that motors slow down. The speed limit on village streets is 25 miles an hour. Gordon Winebrenner, member of the Board of Public Affairs, met wilh council in regard to the water board purchasing a new truck through the slate purchasing program. Council discussed water usage and the possibility of installing meters in the village. Eber Pickens of the Syracuse Fire Deparunent reported that the siren needs repair. Fire Deparunent members also noted that they are organizing an Auxiliary and those interested should contact Jan1ce Lawson or Eber Pickens, Jr. The mayor's report showed receipts of $1,058. The London Pool deficit of over $8,jX)O was discussed This, according to Shannon . Slavin, pool manager, comes from the lack of attendance and cost of repairs. The police report showed 12 miscellaneous calls, 25 traffic cita· lions, and a litter problem handled. The officer drove I ,475 miles and was in service 132 hours. Attending were Mayor Pape, Clerk· Treasurer Janice Lawson, and Council members, Kathryn Crow, Kenneth Buckley. and Bill Roush. PUCO seeks input from phone customers The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold a public hearing in Marietta to solicit input from telephone customers in Southeastern Ohio about proposed changes in Ohio's telephone regulations 4!ccording to State Representative Mary Abel {D-Athens). The hearing will be held at 6:30 p.m. August 10 in Thomas Hall at Marietta College, at Putnam and Fiflh Street in Marietta. Abel said that the PUCO is currently considering changes (o the way local phone service is ~rovid· ed, including implemenlallon of measured local rate service, which assesses a charge to customers based on lite number and length of local calls they make. "Involvement of rate payers at these public hearings is vital in order to make the PUCO aware of our concerns," Abel said. "With the economy of our area making it difficult for families to make ends meet. rate increases can have a drastic impact on their budget." Other possible changes inc.lude automatic rate increases tied to the Consumer Price Indies and allowing phone companies to pass the cost of installing commumcauon technology, such as fiber optics, on to the consumer. Abel said that the Ohio Office Consumer's Council, the state agency charged with representing customer's interests in matters before the PUCO, has expressed concern about several provisions under consideration. Abel said that phone customers can obtain additional information from the Office of Consumer's Council in Columbus at I (800) 282-9448. Vice president blames economic woes on Congress, attacks Clinton COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Vice President Dan Quayle today blamed Democrats in Congress for most of the .nation's economic problems. He also shunned the economic proposals of Democratic presiden· tial candidate Bill Clinton in a speech before about I 00 Ohio members of Citizens for a Sound Economy, a business research and advocacy group. Quayle spoke for about 15 minutes and held a brief news conference before departing for opening ceremonies in Columbus for the Ohio Slate Fair. He is in Ohio on a two-day campaign that was to include a tour of the fair with Gov. George Voinovich and a stop litis afternoon in Mansfield. The vice president conceded that the nauon's economy has slowed. ··we must do better," he said. He noted lhat economic growth in the last fiscal quarter was 1.4 pen:ent and that unemployment in July declined O.ol percent to 7.7 percent. "We created 200,000 jobs in July. but we need a stronger recovery. And we would have a stronger recovery if the ·Democratic Congress had passed the prcsideQt's capital gains tax cut and growth package," Quayle said. "The sad truth is, hundreds of thousands of Americans to not have jobs today because of the failures of this Democratic Congress to enact dle president's a~enda, " Quayle criticized Chnton programs that he said would increase government spending by $220 billion and result in an increase in payroll taxes of $50 billion a year. Those actions would cost 710,000 Americans their jobs and wipe out any benefits that could come from Clinton's promised tax cut for the middle class, he said. Rt. 33 bypass at Lancaster may get feasibility study A feasibility study for a Route 33 bypass at Lancaster in Fairfield County would be given priority A Long Bottom man was hospitalized after a one-vehicle wreck under an amendment to the federal on Ohio 124 in Olive Township Thursday around 7:50p.m. transponation bill approved yester· According to the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol, day by the U. S. House Public Bert B. Metz, 68, Smilh Road, was southbound on Ohio 124, and Works and Transporlation Comwent off the right side of the road and struck a log. miuee. His vehicle then SD'IICII: a rock wall twice, the patrol reported. According to a story in Friday Metz was transported by the Meigs Cotmty Emergency Medical morninfs Columbus Dispatch the Service to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitled for bypass 1s OllC of onlr two projects observation. Dalnage to Metz' 1976 Chevrolet .C-10 was listed as moderate . spccificlllly named tn the legislation which provides $48 million for and dissbling. feasibility studies. Rep. David L. Metz was cited by the patrol for failure to control, failure to wear Hobson, R-Springfield, submitted a safety belt and fictitious regisuation. the project Hobson said that the Depanment of Transportation must On Thursday at 10:33 a.m.. Middleport squad went to Page approve the study before money is Street Margaret Slay was laken to Vctcnns Memorial Hospital. . allocated but naming the bypass At 1:52 p.m. , Middlepon squad weni to Page Stieet. Adda project in the biU gives it priority. Newell was transllOfled to Veterans. AI 5.:34 p.m., Rutland squad According to the Dispatch artiwent to Meigs Mine 31 . Stephen Maynard was laken to Holzer cle, he said he drafted the change Medical Center. At 6:57 p.m., Middlepon squad went to Pase after meeting with Ohio TransStreet Virgie Roberts was laken 10 Veterans. At8:02 p.m., TuuPcn ' portation Director JCII'): Wray and Plains, Racine and Olive Township units went Ill Reedavl)le for ~ memben of the Route 33' Corridor auto accident llcrt Metz was taken to Veterans. • Committee, a citizens group promoting improvement of dle route. 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HUIIIa'S andJuqJfltls; Cnliwm q.annel-10 WB~: Dennis Lee Musical Show: Pavilioll. 7:30 p.m. -~ l'l:las Lumbeljadt Show; of NaiW11 RCSOUI1lCS • Reba McEntire 's show. is sold out); Pqlsi Cdeslc Enfatain. ment Center. 8:30p.m.- Health Craft Cooking Show; Mullipatpose B"iklin&. • ., Ohio Lottery m11 FUR RICO. .....,..., lftLIIID, DIID , CAMPAIGN -STOP. Vice President Dan Q11yle, rlaht, works the crowd during a cam· palp stop In the ceatral Ohio town ot Minerva ,'fbursday. Quayle stopped his motorcade to speak with rcsldealli ot tbe smaU Ohio town and to coatlnue his emphasis ot family values. After bis stop Ia Minerva, Quayle attended a private luacheoa In Hanoverton, then flew to tbe Columbus area. · �• ' ' Commentary ' 111 COart Street --··- , .. _____ pomelQJ. Ohio . • . · ~tiC. ROBEltT L WINGEIT Publisher PAT WHITEIIEAD Alllst•t PubllslaeriCoDtroller ' CHARLENE HOEFLICH Gene1"81 Muager LI!'ITI!IlS OF OPINION 11'0 welcome, They sbould be less !ban 300 words, Alllettcrs .,. oubject to editing and must be signed with name, addrelo ond llllapbone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in cood will, II<I<Wuing iaoueo, not personalities. Letters to the editor Sheriff, deputies commended this subject would no) have been caught I would like for the people of Special thanks to the officers on Meigs County to know of a job duty at the time the suspect was well done by the 'Meigs County apprehended, and the situation was Sheriffs Department. The situation went on for a cou- handled very professionally. Pam Imboden ple of months and on July 31 was Pomeroy taken care of. If it had not been for Sheriff Soulsby and his deputies Dear Editor: More noise needed from officials! Dear sir: We have heard a lot of noise lately about the lack of roads in Meigs County, especially the big roads that are supposed to bring in industry, ~ and tourists. What I would like to know is what about keeping up the roads we already have? , For the second time in two years, the U.S. 33 uaffic has been detoured on Slate Route 681 from Darwin to Albany. It is not only very dangerous to local uaffic, but the big semi trucks have tom up what little road we had to begin with. And they aren't finished with U.S.33yet What are our local officials doing to see that Ohio Depal1ment of Transportation repairs the dam· age? After all, it is a STATE ROUTE. We hear a lot of crying about Columbus officials Dot doing anything for soulheast Ohio, usually after we have lost an opportunity for new jobs. Hasn't anyone down in Pomeroy heard the old saying that it's lhe squeaky wheel that gets the oil? How about some noise from our elected officials! How about gelling State Route 681 fixed? R. Lin Coleman, Bedford Township Ha_ppenings in the classroom Dear Editor: morning before school I checked There is not supposed to be a 'the fll'es. One morning a big copdull moment around a classroom. perhead was curled up in a bed of Biology is the study of life and liv- warm ashes . It was cool and Mr. ing things which includes snakes. Copperhead was moving very Specimens and examples were slowly. I slipped him into a gallon never too difficult to come by, water jug that we kept drinking especially when eager students lent water in there. I took hun to school a hand from time to time. for all to sec. "Have you ever been One morning Howard Ervin withln one half inch of a coppercame buslling into my room with a head?" I asked as I put the jug black snake rolled up and tied up against my face . The snake was on with an endless white twine string. exhibit all day and that evening That snake was completely immo- dropped a few cc. of CCLA into the bilized. Howard chattered about jug as exhibit A for lhe day. A student brought in a big frog this gift to our lab prior to Qur effort 10 unwind the imprisoned from Fred Craw's collection. We reptile and lower him into a big did all manner of things with that glass jar. Mr. Snake was never able frog. We jumpc!l him, we tanta· to completely straighten oul His lized him and had him a nice habi· vertebrae had got so twisted and tat fixed up. We dissected some distoned that he looked like a cork lesser members of rana pipiens. screw when he moved. The kids However, we kept "Fred" for the clear to the grade school told that wonder of it. We kept "Fred" in a Mr. Price had a constrictor up in little glass box. One morning he his lab. was gone. We searched the place A boy brought a fairly big, no end. The next spring at the close black spoiled .snake to school. We of school we were house cleaning let the snake loose in the room and moved an equipment cabinet where he (the snake) glided all . · out from the wall . There was around. We kept the snake a few "Fred" mummified, where he had days, and he was handled by differ· squeeied up between the cabinet en I students of that 1966 class of and the wall. dear old Racine High School. The One day a boy came to me. "Mr. snake got out and disappeared. We Price," he said, "Can you do anyknew he was in the room. The door thing about a toothache?" was shut and there was no avenue " Yes, I can," I said, "but it wiU of escape. We turned over every- kill the nerve." thing, but no snake . The next "That's okay," he replied. So I spring I looked up and here up the put a drop of chloroform on a hole aisle came a boy with the snake m his tooth. The boy is still living. grasped by both his hands around All these things were before the the head of the snake. Mr. Price, seeing eye dogs of modem health we have a visitor," he said. "Take departments that Brooks Sayre him over to the door and let him wrote about. Life is an adventure go," replied I. The next day, this even in a school mom . It's a wonboY came to me and showed the der that Sheriff Bob Hanenbauch tooth marks where the snake bit didn ' t get me for endangering. Things have ever been thus wtth hI·m, We were cleaning land and homo sapiens. burning brush on our farm . The Gayle Price fires went day and night . Everv Today In ~istory By The Assoc:lated Press Today is Friday, Aug. 7, the 220th day of 1992. There are 146 days left in lhe year. Today 's Highlight in History: Fifty years ago, on Aug. 7, 1942, U.S. forces landed at Guadalcanal, marking the start of the first major allied offensive in the Pacific during World War II. (After months of fierce fighting, the Americans succeeded in seizin' control of Guadalcanal from the Japanese.) · On thts date: In 1782, Goorge Washington created the Order of the Purple Hcatt, a decoration to recQgnizc merit in enlisted men and non-commissioned orficers. In 1789, the U.S. Wl!l' Depanrnent was established by Congress. In 1912,1he Progressive Party nominated Theodore Roosevelt for pres· idenL In 1927, the Peace Bridge between the United Slates and Canada was dedicated during ceremonies attended by the Prince .of Wales and Vice President Charles Dawes. In 1947, the balsa wood raft Kon-Tiki, which had carried a si~·man crew 4,300 miles across the Pacific Ocean, crashed into a reef in a Polynesian archipcligo. In 1959,1he United States launched Explorer 6, which sent back a picture of the earth. In 1964, Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, giving President Lyndon B. Johnson broad powers in dealing with reponed Nonh ViCUIBII1cscauacks on U.S. forces. . . 1992 Page-2-The Dally sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .~ Friday, AUgult 7, 1992 .• Companies used loopholes .to trade with Iraq,; The Daily Sentinel DBVOTBD TO 'I'D lllftRBIT8 or TIIJt-IUIQS..IIASON AR£A .' ' WASlDNGTON - Two YCB!'S after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait, some of his more notori., OUS accornpltces-IIW'Sttlhlt1lii'jje!' the web· of U.S. and international corporations that served as his weapons pipeline. So far, they seem beyond the reach of the Justice DepartmenL Most of the blame, h.owever, res IS with the Reagan and Bush administra!ions which, prior to the Gulf War, were actively fostering such trade for commercial and foreign policy reasons. Former Undersecretary of Defense Stephen Bryen told us: "State ani! Commerce had programmed themselves to promote trade with Iraq, but they didll't care, unfortunately; t~at some· of that trade was really illicit and really involved unconventional weapons. ntey weren 'I interested in these compltcations to their policy." In doing so, the road was paved for Iraq 10 make use of gaping loopholes in U.S. expon regulations. Investigators today are findin~ that :•en U.S. exports to Iraqi miSSile SiteS may have been entirely legal. But as investigators sift through ' . ' " ' ') expon reco!ds iJi search of paten· who feel their efforts have gotten ing with Customs." Commerce isn't the only agency tial illegalities, they are receiving shan-changed. U.S. officials aclmowledge that with culpabilitY. A Customs inves- :· scant assisrance from the administra!loii:-Jrousl!118ilklli!"COmmltrec; the invesugalio~~ tigation-mto-the-late Dr. lhsan Bar• .• !em-plagued, but they deny there is bouti and his son, Haidar Barllouti, , any coordinated effort by the both Iraqi nationals suspected of • administration to stymie these procuring wea~ technolo~y in ' probes. Nevertheless, the U.S. Cus· the U.S., has n on the s ow- ' toms Service, the lead agency in· track as well. tracking illegal exports to foreign . One souroe says that a request · · countries, has clearly encountered forwarded last year through the : serious difficulties- mosdy from Justice and the Slate Departments . · the Commerce Department · for an interview with a foreign · . From 1985-1990, Commerce national vital to the case "went Chairman Henry B. Gonzalez, DTexas, n:cendy charged: "Ironical- licensed the sale of $1.5 billion into th~ black hole" for months. · ly, President Bush was personally worth of sensitive U~S. technology The case has been on~oing since . : involved in the effort to limit the to Iraq. In 1990 and '91, Com- spring 1990 and no indictments are ' 'ed c st expected in the near future. .· now of pre-Aug. 2, 1990, IraqrepeatedlY de ru u oms In another incident; It was not related information to Congress. merce the print-out of export licenses to until after the invasion of Kuwait · Yet he has not taken the lead in Iraq on grounds that the dala conmar3haling the resources of the tained "proprietary" information that Customs was allowed access to federal government to assist law about Amencan rll'ffis. Frustrated U.S. intelligence reportS that a year · ' enforcement agencies in pursuing . and angry, John c. KeUy, director earlier had identified Matrix ;, of customs strategic investigations Churchill, an Ohio-based tool man- · ; Iraq-related cases.'' , Gonzalez charges the adminis- division, aired his «mplaints pub- ufacturer, as part of Baghdad's •' tration with devoting more licly in February 1991. Only then international arms procurement '" network. Customs had been prob· resources to whitewashing its role was lhe list turned over. in arming Iraq than in pursuing But the bureaucratic batlle rages ing the linn. for mon~s. . . · U.S. companies that may have ille- on. Customs repently laced snags . ~ter being proVIded this infor- ., gally shipped weapons 10 the Bagh- in acquiring,detailed data for sever- ·m~n and a Treasury Depanment., dad strongman. Last month, he al other ongoing investigations, rulmg ti!at die company served as. • an Iraq• fr!ln!• Customs closed ch~ed that his investigators had iocluding one probe into Leybold , down !datnx m_ S_eptem~r 1990 : recetved numerous complaints vacuwn Systems, Inc. from law enforcement officials Leybold sold metalworking and seized $2~J~,~Uton of.Jts .as~. · : equipment to Iraq, which investiga- Howev~r. the~ s been no mdict· · ~· tors now suspect was used in Sad- ment ftled agamst the companr. ,, , dam's nuclear weapons program. T~y only _one ~ustoms agent ts : . Commeree harbored suspicions ~tgned to t~vesb~ the compa· dating back to 1988, but approved ny .s tangled mtemallonal weapons the exports anyway. One source · IIall. . . ' familiar with the case says that · Unf«?r~unately, thts case ~s ~lk Commerce is once again raising the too typtcal of the scandal-wtt!Jm· : "proprietury" information clause the-scandal or lraqgate. ., as "a shield to hide their own Jack Allderaoa and Mi,chael . transgressions." A Commerce offi. . Binstela are syndicated wrltera cial told our associate Dean Boyd lor United Feature Syadlcate, Warren Harding of Qhio, who had that Commerce is "fully cooperat· Inc. not campaigned for the nontination. By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Historic firsts of GOP conventions WASHINGTON (NEA) When the Republican Pany gathers in Houston for its 35th national convention, it will be the first such GOP event in that Texas city. The Democrats met in Houston in 1928 to nominate AI Smith. ·Although Chicago has been the favorite convention city of the GOP, hosting it on 14 occasions, the party has recently held them arbund the country, usually to accommodate its standard bearer or for political reasons. Since 1964 the convention has been held in San Francisco, Miami (twice), Kansas City, Detroit, Dallas and New Orleans. A younger party than the Democrats, the Republicans were latecomers to the tradition of holding national nominating conventions. The Democrats held their first convention in 1832. But the Republicans, founded in 1854 as an outgrowth of the antislavery movement in the upper Midwest, did not hold their first until 1856, when they met in Philadelphia. At that convention, Illinois Sen. Abraham Lincoln was defeated in an attempt for the vice ' presidential nomination. Despite the late start, the GOP has racked up an impressive list of firsts in connection with its conventions: In 1860, to celebrate the nomination of Abraham Lincoln in Chicago, the convention broke out in the fii'St ever, carefully planned "sponlaneous" dcmonslration. The 1860 Republican Convention also marked the fii'St time that telegraph wires were strung direct· ly into the convention hall so that newspapers could find out what was happening, as it happened. The fii'St black ever 10 receive a vote for his party's presidential nomination was Frederick Douglass in 1888. He received a single vote on the GOP's fourth ballot in Chicago, in what turned out to be a eight-ballot contest that finally nominated Indiana Sen. Benjamin Harrison. In 1892, Ellen Foster of Iowa became the first woman ever to address a national political convention. She told the all-male GOP ·delegates in Minneapolis: "We are here to help you - and we have come to slay." In 1900, at the GOP Convention in Philadelphia, a woman attended as a fuU delegate for the fii'St time in major party political convention history. In 1952, Republican delegates in Cbicago were ready to nominate Sen. Maruret Chase Smith of Maine for vice president. She would have been the first woman so nominated, but she declined the offer. In 1960, Richard Nixon became the fii'SI vice president to secure the Republican presidential nomination. The convention was in Chicago. Historically, compared to Democratic Conventions, GOP gatherings have usually been ralher calm affairs. Not since the 1948 convention has the ballot gone beyood one round. Only fOIII' times since the tum of the century have the Republicans failed to agree on a candidate in one ballot. Nevertheless, there have been 110111e memorable GOP convention bltdes. Tile most memorable GOP bat· tie occurred in Chicago in 1920. Eleven names were entered into nomination, and on tl)e fii'St ballot Gen. Leonard Wood had 287 vota. and Gov. Frank Lowden of Illinois had 211 votes, both f111 short of the 493 needed to nominate. Wa,y behind in' sixth J!lace was Sen. J Robet1 }. Wagman 1992 -FORD F·150 4x2 -----Area deaths Long Bottom ... . John and Sylvia Sidenstricker Continued from pqe 1 Ledlie. He was a retired diesel has a strong indigenous church. Walter N. Bentz, 80, of Flood · w ld. war n Navy vet- Those churthes can evangelize to their own people better than we RQad m Pomeroy, died on Thurs- engmcor, a or dll)' evening, August 6, 1992 at e.ran, and a member of the can." Christian Churth, Har· Veterans Memorial Hospilal fol- Langsville risonville Lodge 411, F&AM,the Instead, Pickens explained, most lowing an extended illness. Harrisonville Order of the Eastern missionaries are SUpport personnel, He was born in Antiquity on Star 255, and VFW 9926 of Mason, lending assistance in the areas of June 13, 1912, son of the late Fred w v medicine, agriculture and teaching. 811\1 Tessie Powell Bentz. He was a ·H a.. · db da h , In faci, most African governments e ts survtve Y two ug • no longer accept traditional rnis· ve!Uan of World Warn, a member ters, Rilltt of Gallipolis, and of the Drew Webster Post of Amer· Mrs. Carol Tim (Shirley) Hac)cworth of sionaries into their countries unless ican Legion and a life member of Columbus; a sister, Dorothy ~Wissionaries can offer a usethe D.A.V. Langsville; five grand"The cities are the ~test misHe is survived by his wife, Woodard.one yeat-grandson, and a Mary E. Bentz; two daughters, Bar· children, brother-in-law, Lester Damewood, sions field in the word." he said. bara Monohan of Mashpee, Mass., s · "We're not working in the bush and Mrs . Jack (Dreama) Braley, ~Culion to his carcnts, he any more • we're working in the Pomeroy; two sisters, Juanila Fis· eded . d th wifi concrete jungle." m ea Y his e, Social problems similar to those cher and Mrs. Junior (Irene) Hig- was prec Emma Weaver Ledlie tn 1991, a facingAmericancitiesarealsopregms of Logan; a brother-in-law, Kenny (Faye) Wiggins, Min- lwin sister, Bernice Ledlie, and a sent in Kenya. While Nairobi is the lola Damewood. ersvtlle; ftve grandchildren and sister Funeral services will be held at largest city in Kenya, two slum sev~ nieces and nephews. 2 p.m. Sunda~ at the F:isht:r Funeral areas of Nairobi are considered the Besides his parents, he was presecond and third largest cities. Home in Mi dlcport Burial will be No public assistance is availceded in death by a brother. ·Fun~ services will be held on in Robinson Cemetery near able, so relief to the poor is handled Monday at II a.m. at Ewing Funer- Langsville. Friends may call 81 the almost completely by the church, al Home in Pomeroy, with Rev. funeral home Sunday from noon to which becomes 111 "extended family". to those Kenyans who move to Deroo Newman and Rev. Wesley time of the services. Thatcher officiating. Burial will be Bennie Lyons the city looking ror a better life. in Gilmore Cemetery in Racine. Bennie Dewey Lyons, 94, of Alcoholism, AIDS, drug abuse Friends may call at the funeral Locust Street, Pomeroy, died and prOstitution are rampant probhome on Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, 1992, aI Ve,_ capilal city, although ... - lems hard in thelike and Sunday from 3 to 9 p.m. ans Memorial Hospilal. drugs cocaine are almost Born on July 3, 1898 in Jackson non-existent due to the~ econoDale Congrove County, W. Va., he was lhe son of my. Instead, Pickens said, gasoline Dale (Jinks) Conerove, 81, of the.late Sam ~d Zora Lyons. He is and §lue are used as drug "substi13012 Parkwood Dnve, Hudson, survived by several nieces and tutes · Fla., formerly of Long Bollom, nephews. Besides his parents, he Those suffering from AIDS in died Wednest4ly, Aug. 5, 1992, at was preceded in death by his wife, Kenya are "neglected", he said, the Veterans Hospilal in Tampa., Catherine Lyons in 1971, two even in the National Hospital, A a. brothers Olenn and Dallas and a where conditioos are poor. A recent ' study conducted by the World A laborer and contractor, he was sister. ' born on Jan. 16, 1911 at Murray Graveside services will be held . Health Organization revealed that City, Fla to the late Charles Con· at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rock 80 percent of the J!TOStitutes tested grove and Essie Randolph Con- Springs Cemetery. The Rev. Mike for AIDS had lhe disease. grove. He was a veteran of World Willett will officiate. Friends may G~ !O be !tom~ . Warn and a member of the Veter- call at the Ewing Funeral Home George s Wtfe, Debbte, ts for· w of Foreign Wars, Hudson, Fla today (Friday) from 2 to 8 p.m. bidden.f!om paid missions work as a condillott of George's work perHe is survived by two brothers, Dan Congrove, Hudson, Fla., and Phyllis C. Russell mit but she _docs volunteer at their Charles ConiJ!Ove, Zanesville. Phyllis Chase Russell, 80, of churth. Theil' ~s. George Mark, Besides his parents, he was pre- Leesburg, Fla., died Sunday, 9, an~ John Michael, 5, !11t7nd an ceded in death by his wife, Eliza- August 2, 1992 in the Leesburg ~encan school for miSsiOnary beth Biggs Congrove, two infant hospilal chtldren. . sons, and an infant daughter. Shew born December 5, 19II Nairobi and its pro~lems are a Funeral services will be held at in Pomeroy to the late John and far cry from rural Met~s County, I p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funer- Bertha Bing Chase and was a srad· bu~~ en~ys retummg home. al Home. The Rev. Roger Grace uate of Pomeroy High School. She I m ~ially grate!ul to the w~l officiate and burial will be in was also a member of the Silver peoPle, of Meigs County, 114: SBid. Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends Lalces Presbyterian ChiD'Ch in Lees- 'The~ ~e ~ very supporuve of may call at the funeral home 6 to 8 burg -... my mtruStry. p.m. Saturday. She married Harold Russell of "A!tl!ough I don't see myself Middlepon on June 7, 1930. e_ver l!v'n'- here for any extended Survivors include her husband; tune, !' will always_ be, horne, and Max Folmer two daughters, Dorothy (John) borne IS always ~ial. Max Folmer of the Long Bottom area died Friday morning, Schaefer of Hartland Mich . and August 7, 1992 at Veterans Memo- Fruitland Part, Fla., and Mary Mlller representative to rial Hospital Extended Care Facili- (Howard) Waldeck of Fruitland ty. Arrangements will be Part, Fla; six grandchildren and visit here Wednesday announced by Ewing Funeral two great-grandchildren; two nephews, Jac~ §_lt&se of Dayton Home. A representative of Congress- " and Raben Walli!h of Partets~. man Clarence Miller's office will W.Va. and one niece, Phyllts conduct an open door SCS9ion from WiUiam Ledlie Thomas of Gallipolis. William Bernard Ledlie, 74, of 11 a.m. to I p.m. in the Meigs She was Jli"""'Y'ed in death by by County Court House Wednesday. Gallipolis, formerly of Langsville, died Thursday, AugustS, 1992, at two brothers, Glenn and Alan Anyone with questions concernPleasant Valley Hospital, Point Chase and one sister, Dorothy ing the federal government is asked Chase Waltm. Pleasant; W. Va. to stop by to discuss them with the · Services were held Aug. 5 at the n:JI'CSCIItative. Born in Langsville Nov. 28, 1917, he was the son of the late Silver Lakes Presbyterian Cbureh. Walter Bentz PICKUP Soath·Ceotral Oblo Tonigh~ mostly cloudy. 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TOMATOES GATHERED· State Repre· sentatlve Mark Malone (D-Soutlt Point), rlabt, bas initiated a gleaning prognm wblcb will provide canning tomaloes to needy families in the I . '· t Malone visits Meigs recently '! • COORDINATOR NAMED • Mary O'Brien, left, bas been named Meigs County Coordinator for tbe re-election campaign of Congressman Bob McEwen. Pictured witb Mrs. O'Brien and McEwen is Mrs. O'Brien's daughter, Joy. Hospital news ,, Republican women meet Paul Gerard, Meigs County Republican Chairman, SPOke at the recent meeting of the Meigs CoUn· ty Republican Women. Gerard spoke on behalf of all Republican candidates and discussed upcoming activities within the party generally, including ·the Meigs County Fair. The group voted 10 become affiliated with the Ohio and National Republican Women's organizlitions at the group's recent meeting. , Membership in the local Republican Women '1 Club is open to ali intmsted women. Duea are $8 per and may paid 10 Donna Jones. inembml$ (non·vodnl) ar able to mep who wiab to support the women's organization at ilie same price. MaxiJie Ooetlein is presidcnL · A joint meeting with the executive committee was planned for September with location to be announced. . · The next regular meeting of the poup will be 'fueadat a 7 p.m. II the Meigl Coun1y Courtllou1e. · OfliceiS will be elected. S i' State Representative Mar1r. MaJ. · one (D-South Point) and Janet · Howard, Democratic candidate for · Meigs County Commissioner · recently loured several of Meigs ~ County's produce farms in an effort to asstst needy families in the : area. Malone has organized the pick- · · up of culled tomatoes by South- . eastern Ohto Food Bank for pro- :, cessmg mto canned tomatoes and · soups for distribulion to low - , income families in his district AU ·together, food pantries serving a seven-county area will receive the tomatoes. Any other local tomato/Jroduce farms interested in panicipating in the gleaning program may call 9922351 or 992-3581. . COLO\' · , • ,, Veterans Memorial THURSDA V ADMISSIONS Walter Bentz, Pomeroy. THURSDAY DISCHARGES • ManhMoore. 11: / J,, ·tl/1 r • IlL THIU 'IJIIJI(USSlU lim I Ill Ill, SAT., SUN.. IDIIII MIIPHY IN BOOMERANG R .Lottery results ONLY * AM/FM Elec. Stereo With Clock * Deluxe Argent Styled Steel Wheels * 4.9L 6 Engine · * SSpeed Manual 0/D Trans. * All Seas• Radials I Weather STOCK#2355 ** Custom Trim Headhner Insulation Package rigbt, were all reserve cbamplon winners their respective classes of 4-H clotbing competition. Tbey modeled the garments tltey made at last night's style sbow held on tbc billside stace at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. ' MORE RESERVE CHAMPIONS • Francis, Crystal Smitb with ber mode~ Jessica Taylor Mlcbele Laughery witlt Derek Roush and Ka'ra Oabom in clothing made by Mlcbele, Anita Calaway, and Katty Nally, pictured left to CLEVELAND (AP)- Here are Thursday night's Ohio Louery selections: Pick 3 Numbers 3-0-5 (three, zero, nve) Pick 4 Numbers 6-5-8-4 (six, five, eight four) The Super Lotto jackpot is $14 million. - -- AND - - - - 1 Meigs announcements DA V meeting canceled The Disabled American Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary meeting scheduled for August has been canceled. Cross country practice Boys and girls cross country practice for Meigs High School will begin Monday . All runners should meet at the high school at 9 a.m. r- 1 I 634 E. MAIN POMIIOY,OH. \ ' .992·5500 WIIOOPI GOlDIIRG IN =--· - l!!!lo~ PBlo _, till --!I!! r--=~~~~~== ADIISSIOII SI.St SISTER ACT PG ~lOll �Friday, August 7, 1992 The Daily Sentinel Sports Friday, Auguat 7, 1992 Page--4 II' sweep dropped Cincinnati 3 l/2 wouldn't coun! them out." games behind the Brave5 in the NL In his last six starls ~ SO l/3 West. ·iMings, Smoltz has allowed only John Smoltz (14-6) pitched a four earned runs. It Was his eighth six-hitter. The Braves won their complete game. sixth consecutive game. The Braves are 0-6 against the "This was definitely a hu~e Reds at Riverfront Stadium, but6-1 sweep," Smeltz said. "But they re at home this season. It was'the struggling with injuries and I .Braves' fust sweep of the Reds 81 Oaklqnd hands Texas 2-0 defeat By The Associated Press It's been a frustrating year for Nola11 Ryan and it's starting to show. Regarded as one of baseball's most gentlemanly players, Ryan lost his cool and then the game as the Texas Rangers dropped a stormy 2..() decision to the Oakland A's Thursday nighL In the process, Ryan was ejecltd for hitting a batter during a tension· filled eighth inning that saw both benches empty onto the field at Arlingt.OII Sladiwn. , Ryan (5-5) struck out 12 in 7 2(3 innings, but it wasn't enough as he again got feeble support from the Rangers. "I can't believe that he's 45 years old and he throws the ball that hard," said Oalcland's Jose Canseco, himself ejected for protesting a strikeout by the Texas right-hander. Ryan was tossed out after hitting Willie Wilson with a pitch in the fooL Wilson had fueled the A's two-run rally in the seventh with a triple. Jerry Browne knocked in the runs with a double. In the eighth, the game was interrupted for nearly 10 minutes after Ryan hit Wilson. Both benches emptied and booing fans liUcml the field with cups and fond wrappers. Wilson and Ryan had engaged in a brief shouting match after Wilson's triple in the scvenlh. "Willie seems to have a prob.. lem," Ryan said. "He thinks he · can scream obscenities all game and if someone says something bact, he wants to, get a reaction from the ump." Wilson, who accused Ryan of shoutin$ an obscenity 11 him before he hit hts triple, said he expecltd to he hit in his next at-baL " I knew he was going to hit me. I just didn' 1 know what pitch," Wilson said. Texas managed just five hits off A's starter Kelly Downs (3- 3), who pitched 6 1/3 innings, walking three and striking out one. The A's victory moved them two games up in the AL Wesrover the Minnesota Twins, 5-3 1oscn to Chi98&0. Elsewhere, it was T01011to 15 , Detroit 11; Boston 3, New York I; Kansas City 7, California 6; and Milwaukee 4, Seattle 2. White Sox 5, TwiDs 3 At Comiskey Park. Geocge Bell had two singles, a double and scored twice. Shawn Abner gave the White Sox the lead in the fourth with a two-run single that broke a 1-1 tie. Kirk McCaskill (8'8) allowed seven hits and three runs in 6 1/3 innings for the win. Loser John Smiley (11-6) gave up nine hits and five runs in five innings. Blue Jays 15, Tigers 11 -~.IO,OSpm. In the majors ... · By STEVE .wiLSTEIN BARCELONA, Spain (AP) Every thumping stride shot pain through Dave Johnson's fractured foot until he 'Crossed the finish line in thew~ dusk and closed out one of ~enca's greatest days on an Olymptc track. It was-a day of guts and waves of Old Glory, a.day when the medal count- four gold, two silver, three bronze in six finals only hegan to tell the story. You might have to go back to Mexico City in 1968, when Bob Beamon soared beyond 29 feet for the first time and Jim Hines cracked the 10-second barrier in the 100 meters, to find such an illustrious day for Americans at the Summer Games. And it happened not only in the Olympic stadium, but all over Barcelona on Thursday as the United Stares drew within one medal of the Unified Team (87-86) after starting the morning 10 behind. Mountainous Bruce Baumgartner became the only Americat:t wrestler to win medals in three straight Olympics, taking the gold in the 286-pound freestyle by beating JelfThueofCanada 8..(). Kenny Monday won a silver at 163 pounds, losing 1-0, to Park Jang-Soon of South Korea. That match was tied 0..() until Park took Monday down with 15 seconds to go. It was the first point Monday allowed in the Garnes. Two U.S. fighters assured themselves gold or silver, Oscar De La Hoya surviving an ugly match against a mauler, and Chris Byrd boxing beautifully against a slugger. The day finally ended across town at basketball, where the Dream Teamers put nearly everyone but th.emselves to sleep with another boring romp, 127-76 over EulmoiHW L I'd. Moouoil ............... 5a st .m 55 56 l7 63 2.!1 73 1.! 9 145 .416 .471 .472 .4ll w...... m- Allanw •.•.- ........... _6-4 42 .604 CINCJNNATI........61 s.. Oioc<>·········.... 59 Smm..il<o ....... .ll .................48 Loo Aap ...........46 46 .l70 ll .l36 S7 .472 35 7 14 17 ll.l 60 ,444 61 .430 Thursday's scores W..UM17.~=;-· Atluu S.ClN 113 OUuaol. New Yoot 2 PI"IJw&h 3, SL t:..uil 2. 13 inninp fhia HOUltOn (H&miacb 4-1) at Sill Dicta t-2).10,Jl p.m. Saturday's zames Lao Anaola "Allin•. 1~ pJII. Hew Yolk. 1C 0\ic.t~Q, l :IS p.m. San Francilco •t CINaNNAn, 7:0S p.m. Mmtrellu Ph..ilad~. I :OS p.m. Piubu.IJh at Stl.oWI.I:OS p.m. H~ tt San DicJo, lO=OS p.m. Pin.t...argh at St. Louil. 2:lS p.m. HoultOn II Su Die&O. 4:0:5 p.m. New Yod. 11 O.~go. I:OS p.m.. C& 3 6.S n.s 16 17 II Wedern Dlwi1W. 2 9 tt.s 16 17.l 24 Thursday's scores ou..ao l. MiMada 3 Bco~ool,NcwY'*I MUw•ukee4, SCIIttlc l K&nsu Ckr 7, Cllifomil6 r ....... t6, Doao;~ll outand2. TnuO · Tonlcht's pmet ' . Chicoao (McDowelllH) " Cllifc.- ala Us' "1,;!3::' p.m. ""'"' a•r O.tl " OUlln4 (Wokb 9·Sl, 10, , ... T - (II_. 1:1-7) II ' tql:l-5), 10;35 p.DL ' Saturday'• . . - (Plom- . B - (C1ooo- 12-'1) 01 New Yadt · ~z.l),t :lOo.m. : ~ CkJ (II df' h 0-4) II ()U. ' : llod~tN~-7) 11 Bolli· ' -~4-8), ?~p.m. r-• ' ~.]:"' 4-4> • Dotnit er-n r:-.,........ . . _ -'-IU ........................ 6 lkp!J..................... IO l•p&·---··"""""""'3 ~~o~ 7 .............................. .l Dleao, 131; V~DSlyke, Pitlli~ 121; o..,.., s.. Diot•. 121: KNk. Philodol- pilil.l24;LW!CIId, Sc t:..uil, 123. DOIJBLES - Duncoa, Pllil..tolphio, 29: Lontrool, St. Louio, 21: W. Clut, SUI FnncUac, 21: V..st!l<o, - · 27;GtiaGm.!b..r.l!: Sloollidd. f.. llicfo, 23: a.-. Chicolo. 25: Boll, Plu.- D.,..._, 3) • •..,. . . (I!Woo41-t~l~p Chlcqo (llibliord 7·'> II Cllllamla ' (AbboR4'11), 10:05 p.m. -~ r-~I-9)11S.Wo,n-· _ ,, ....................1 -~ ................. 10 IUTS - DoSloieldo. M...,..l, 133; bwah.2l: ""'"'r,New't.,.,2l. LooAlloou, 13: Flllloy, -Sc· 11 ; lludor, 9: Alloeo, Louio, 1: V~lfto. l'lu.buiP. I; Monnd.Ui. PI&IJ't6e~. 7; 01- L Wolkcr, - I I: twn..l.oo ,.,. 1 c~ •. t 6; h!.dJMGn. A&J.mta, IS: D•• Qobo .............................l llomoala .......................4 Canodo .........................6 llriloUI... - ..................... .l Noad...- ......................3 tt-·-. . .:. . . . . . . .10 '=+ ...................2 llulpria- ...................... 1 Now 1Ao1ood ...............! S -..........................1 Clodlaol.,olda .............3 -~ ................. ) IRdooeoio .......................l '1\uby ...........................2 llarway ......................... .l ltmyo ......................... l Dlaood< ...................... l JIIDiica ....~ ................... .o B<Jajum .........................o Y.,..tni• ........ ............0 ""'·STOLEN au..ao. BASES tl. - Orioo<D, Moatrcal. 55; Do!h;.w,,--""' Lookford, St. Louit, 33; RoiMN. ClNaN· NAll, 30; llutlw, 30: FUl29: OSatllll. Si. Louio, l9. PITOIINO (12 llocioiona) - GloYino, A1l•nt•, 16-l, .Ul, 2.64; Ca.1, N•• Yod<, 13-4, .76l, :1.69; Tontb\lty. St. Louio, 11-4..733, 1.92: L 13·5, .7:!2. 2.99; Smolll, A~omo, 14-6, .100, l.SS; Black, s.. Fraacilco, 9-4, .6'12. 2.91; S..u.toll, CINCINNATI.IO.l, .6G7, 277: Loibnn.tt. AlluOo, l!-4, .667, 3.31. STRIKEOUTS - Cc., New Ycdl, night's Natioaal League game In Atlanta, which the Braves won 5-3. Watching the ball zip by him is secoad baseman Bill Doran.(AP) Lao- 3 8 5 3 3 4 2 3 6 4 4 2 0 7 6 7 7 0 6 4 4 3 I 3 2 23 20 20 11 16 16 ll 15 14 12 11 11 9 I 6 6 1 2 2 2 0 1 4 4 0 3 4 3 1 2 4 3 t 2 0 2 1 0 2 - . ........................... 0 Pl:tlond .......................... 0 0 2 I 1 0 1 2 2 2 3 z NOOiibio ........- .............o z o z ............................o t 1 0 1 1 2 ..- ....................0 0 0 0 I 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 I l c.....bia .......................o o 1 1 1 1 0 I 1 I 1 1 t 0 1 I 1 I uw .....~..... - N .... .......... I jdm•ni• .., ......,_,,,, ... 1 a111omu ........................o o l!lltiopia ....................... O r-..............................0 0 o o MooPJt- ................... 0 0 Moto,. . . . . .. . . . . . . . Sodooat ....................... O Amerk:ID Leacu• BA'IT INO - B. MtttiDa, SMttle, .341; Puckett, Minne10t1, .331; Mac.lr:, wo-, .3l9; Thomu, Chioop, .3ll ; Htrper, Minn•o'•· .311; Burt•· CLEVEJ..AND, .316; R. Alomtr, Tormto, .316: Mollw, Milwoukoo, .316. RUNS - Phi111po, Dotroit, 77: Kooblou<h. - . . . . 76: l'llckoa, Mianooll, 7S; 1!. Maninn, Sctttle, 13; · ~. 7~ lolaO.u.,OU!uwl, 70; n - , ChiooFo 68: Cuw, T....,. ASpecial Edition In The Daily Sentinel · Monday, August 3.1, 1992. • ~ u.. r.-. 36; IWnet, ~ 34: l. Jt.adenon, outond,31;L1-,Chico4"-21. ' CINCINNATI (AP) - The decision of voters to reject a proposed school tax levy in the Oak Hills dislrict means there wiU be no football program this season, the high school's players have lelaned. MemberS of the Oak Hills High School football team arrived at the school for preseason conditioning . drills Wednesday and were promptly' senl home. A day earlier, voters rejected a 7.'79-mill operating levy. The Oak Hills Board of Education said it now must impose $2.5 million in budget cuts. Those cuts include some teacher aides, pan of the gifted-sludent program, some remedial pro~s and all extracurricular activtties, including foot· ball. Some players lobbied the board Thursday night in an effort to get the football program restored. Football coach Bob Klotz said his players were heartbroken after being told there would be no footblill season. ·"I told them that one of the things they've just learned, ·unfortupately at a very young age, is that lots of things are not rights, they are privileges," Klotz said. "And uqfortunately this is a privilege that AL games ... 68. RBI - Plol<b, Dlln>ll, 94: lolaO.u., OUlond, 12: 0 . Bill, Chiooao, 79; Can«, Toroato, 71; Pll;ieu, Mimrouoca. 1'; Thoma•. OUcaao. 11: Frymu. DccrQit, 70; IUOII GoauJiz, Touo, 70. HtTS - Puckett, MiftlliiOII, 143; Baap, ClJ!VI!UND, 136; Modi, Mianuotl, 136; B. MuKnea, Seat\le, 133; 1.tfaieo, " ' - Cit • 126: l'lymoo, 0.. IIOit, 123· - · ....... l2l. DOUiii.!!S - E. ~•""'"!: ~..uto, 32; 1.,...., Kanno Citr, 30; ...., Now y ... 30; lel!.a., ltonioo CiiJo, 29; ""~ li:wlr. Now Y... l9: R -. T...., 27; Y-,Mil......,%7. 11UPI.I!.I - DoY-.., Bolslm<n, 9: L 1..._, OU..ao, 7; u..adt, Milw.,.. 6; 11. Atattar, r ......, 6o A:tdoaaa, . B•l'b-. 6; W11i1e. Tcroaco, 6; Molilor. Mil-...6. 110MB RUNS - lolaO.u., Oollllnd, 13: Juaa Ooual~ Tuu, ~ ; PWMr. Dottcil. 2l: Door, Dottcil. 23: Dtc.tolt. %3: C111'1tr. To.tQQCo. 23; Btlle. aJ!'/ElAM), 20. STOIJ!IIILUI!S -Uoudl. Milk-. 1'7; Ntllil, califomil, !1; I..aftaa. aJ!YEI.AM), 36: ~ B.olslm<n, llullelblll f(ldoMJI n W • Ue WASWIIOTON BULLETS -· I N.... Ch..t DauJiu-- ~ FOOiblll RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT NOW BY. CALLING: N-llf-~ BIIPPALO BILLS - Wil•od ltc· ,.... . . . d:tfwi .... llo\1LU COWBOYS - Slpl11op .-.~~OIT UONS - SlpH Mol Fur,wldo....._. .,_.., LOS ANOBL8S IAIDBU -....LitlloiW-...., dof..aw llo.t. 10 • _,..._ II'w...,,_. IIIAIII D0U11111S - AIOII HocU7 IIAI=~·-Iipll Tn•or SIIIDbllfJ- ript willa. """" NoColthJ .loom WJI'fNIPIIQ JBTS - SlpH Aloo E., 11&1& ..r..,. - - - - - --. ·-- -·-- ~j'·---===-..,.,.., _....,.. =. =-"-"'·=-·= -·-= --"""-·'""-~j 'Revenge wasn't really a factor," said Robinson, the only veteran of that U.S. team. "I think aboul Seoul a little bit (but) it hasn't haunted me." Charles Barkley said the biggest inspiration was the shoclcing loss Wednesday by the U.S. women to the Unified Team. "I think the girls' game gave us a wakeup call," Barkler said. "Any given ·day, if you re not ready to play, something bad can happen. So we ain't taking no chances. This is probably the most intense and best we've played from slarltofinish." But in drama and breadth of performance, practically nothing in Olympic track during the past two decades, with the whole world competing, surpassed this show ·Thursday: -Carl Lewis leading Mike Powell and Joe Greene to a second consecutive U.S . sweep in the long jump, grabbing a record third gold for himself in the event, and pushing his gold collection to seven with a leap of 28 feet, 5 1/2 into a headwind. -Kevin Young knoclcing over the final barrier in the 400-meter No votes at polls eliminates football at Cincinnati Oak Hills s s 1 1 ...................... ! Poru ..............................O Tliw........- .................... 0 n. 26 2l 0 ~mo~ 194; SmolU, Atlool&, 154; S. P........_ AH 17 86 51 lO 23 27 23 14 5 13 l 10 I 9 I 2 7 10 l 1 a.o- ...........................l Btuil- .......................... 1 & ................................ ! New Yodc, 140; G. Mtddu1, CaicaJO, 1331 Dnhok, - . 1 3 1 ; - Sui Di... 1:10: lija. CINCINNA 115. SAVES - W•l<load. Mootml, :16; Lee Smith, St. Louia, 26: Chathoe, C!N<INNATI. 24; D. - . ilaaM<m, 23; Mron. Sao o;.., 23i Milch Williuoo, Philodolphio. :tO;'lollndo.PIIublqlt, 1"- 10, BOlton (Oop!on ._.)It Nnr York (Sandat<>n 1-1~ 7:30p.m. Q.EVELAND (Me•• -4·9) u Balli· . -(Md)onoW 11·7~ 7' 3l p.m. y......, (Key 7-1)" !llaOil (tlullick· .., IZ.7), 7'35J!'!'. ~ (edcbon 1·7) 11 Mllw&ll• :t-~6-l~l~p.m. C-11'7 G Sit. UoiliodT- ............. Jl 29 UNr11!D STAlllS ......27 32 Oomlooy ...................... l9 16 Chi:to _ ........... ............. l6 20 Pendldoa, Allanu, 133· Sheffield, San 'I1UPU!S - BEATS THE THROW- Atlaata's Mark Lemke beats the throw rrom Cincinnati first sacker Hal Morris to shortstop Barry Larkilt (riehl) at second base in the third inai•l or Olympic medals table Hlll.-. .44l .43l .602 .ll3 .ll9 .495 .4S4 .440 .312 T""' -·a-.. Diop. 72: l'lodl...., Atlonl&, 66; )(,... ny,'New Ycd. 66; Baodo, 1'1-.o, 63; Bopoll, """"""· 61 : L Wolkor, Man· aa1, 61 . ler.- AMERICAN LEAGUE Od:llnd ................. 6.! 43 Minnoo ... .............. 63 4l Chi .., . ................. ll 51 're~~u .................... ~s 56 K.ansu City ...........49 S9 C.tilomil ...............48 61 Scaulo ....................42 61 NatloulLe..,.. BATTINO - ttruk. Phibdolphio, .341; VaaSlyllt, Pituburab,_ .331; Shelfiold, Sill~• .329; Oelbi.tdt, .320; lludio,Loo-,.311; a.-. Chioop, .314; Ow7an.loo Dioto. .314. RUNS - DcShioldo, MGC!trell. 73; Hallino, Philodolpbio, 67; Bialo. U.... toll, 67: XM, Phibddphi·, Gf; Oliur.m. Moatnt~l, 66; 0•7U· San Di•ao. 66; Boodo. 1'lllot>oqh. 6l; B.ote<, l.ai Ana.. 25; Sbdfiel4, S•• Diep, 22; Bood1 , l'iaolMJh. :10: Doulloo,I'IWodolohlo. 19: . New Yoot ............49 l9 .4l4 Major league leaders aal. 7 : - C1tioqb, 7. HOME RUNS - ~. Soo Dioto, Sunday's games D<ooit ......... .........<9 61 ct.EVELAND ...... .47 61 smDOUTS - Paot. N.. Yadt. r......, too ......._ 7: DoShioldo. Man- Montrr.al.n Philadelphia, 1:3S p.m.. Lol Azlaclm atAllan\1, 2:10p.m. San Fra.na.t<:o tt aNCINNAn, 2:1S Eutem Dtwiliofl :Team W L PtL ·Toronto ..................65 43 .602 Hol<im<X0 ............... 62 46 .l74 Milwaukaa ............. 51 49 .S42 Ba~Lan ....................SI S6 ...n 9-3, .750, 3.67; .. Botti· 11-4, .733, l.Aol: l'bmlq, Somlo, 1:1-~..706, 3.20. Sbt.ffteld, San Di'lo, 73; Mc:Orif!', Sta Today's games • NeW" York (Cone l3·.f) 11 Chicaao {M"'UI9-l), 3:20_]>011. • San Francilco (Bl&c:k ~) 11 CINCN· ;NAll (!Uja 8·8), 7c3l p.m. Monucal (NabholJ: 1-1) 1t Jlhiladel(Rivaa 0.2), 7:3S p.m.. 1.o1 Anaelu (Xe..Grou S-10) •t At· lin• (Leibnndl !-4), 7:40 ...... Ph•bmJh (Tomlin 10.7) II SL Lclllil (Connicr J.l), ! ell p.m. p.m. - la,6.!. R.BI - Daul~on, Philadelp~a. 77; s.,o;qo7,11ousuJol (DcoiWa .u. Chlco&o. 15-5, .750, 3.l7; ~- Mia- 147; CleiDOCI, Bottoa, 143; J\llft ~~- . - . T - 137; II. 1..._, SU1IIo, 12A; a,.. T,..,ll9; L B:owo, T ll7: Aooior.KwM City,l16, SAYBJ - l!ckonlor, Oillud, 35; Apllall, Mloooocu, 29: ll'""''"""l'· ICantu City, %7; Ollo!t. Ballimore, 26; Iot!luNoll. 26: 23; Hwy, MitwUOO, 22. 11 ~ints. By The Associated Press you're a coward. You have to statid Butch ·RoUe's father is a minis- your ground.'' Bugel said Rolle is one of two ter, but don't expect him to tum the other cheek on the field. Make him inspirational leaders to the Cardi· mad, Phoenix Cardinals coach Joe nals, who need some ins11iration Bugel says, and you should start after ending last season wtth their digging your grave. spirits and reputations in the base"You'd beuer not provoke ment of the NFC East. him," Bugel said. "He'll splatter The other: quarterback Timm you. You don 't want to get into a Rosenbach, who will start for locked room with him. That's one Phoenix against the San Diego guy ... you pick a fight with him, Chargers in Saturday night's preyou better have six pallbearers." season opener. Rosenbach is makRolle, an H-back who was a ing his ftrSI JlllPC:I.W1CC since a seaPlan B acquisition from the Buffalo son-ending Imee injury Aug. 21. Bills, brought a winning attitude This week's preseason lineup from two straight Super Bowls. began Thursday night when the During the Cardinals' controlled Los Angeles Rams beat the Seattle scrimmage w~th the Los Angeles Seahawks 21-7. Tonight, Jimmy Johnson returns Raiders, Rolle went after a linebacker and had to be taken out to Miami as his Dallas Cowboys play the Dolphins. of the game. There are 10 games on tap Sat"My dad always teases me about shoving people around on the urday, highlighted by the Pitts· field," Rolle said "He says, 'You burgh Steelers playing host to the ought to just walk away.' But foot- Philadelphia Eagles. Besides San ball is different Guys will try to Diego 81 Phoenix, other games Sat· intimidate you; they're going to urday are Tampa Bay at Denver, come at you, and if you walk away, New England at Indianapolis, Maail, T....., 14-4, .771,4.l7; ~. '-" car.t:l-4..750. 2.30: M<D Lithuania, to reach ihe gold medal game against Croatia on Sunday. Team USA was at its domina!· .ing best agabist the remnants of the Soviet le8l1l that upset the Americans in the .semifinals four years ago in Seoul. · Michael Jordan's 21 points led nine players in double figures as the Americans punished the Uthuanians on offense and defense. Sarunas Marciulionis of the Golden State Warriors, a 1988 Soviet gold medalist. led Lithuania with 20 points, while 7-foot-3 Arvid&$ Sabonis, David Robinson's opposing center four years ago, had hurdles and still making a joke of Ed~in Moses' 9-year-old world record, shattering it by nearly a quaner of a second in 46.78. -Mike Marsh and Gwen Torrenee sweeping the men's and women's 200-met« races, the third straight time U.S. runners have done that in the Olympics. -Dave Joltnson, fighting the pain in his swollen fdbt, winning the first decathlon medal by an American in 16 years, bUt unhappiIy settling for a bronze behind Czechoslovakia's Roben Zmelik and Spain's Antonio Penalver. -Gail Devers aipping over the last hurdle in the women's 100 burdies, plunging shoulder-fmt onto the llllck, tumbling 1ICIOS8 the fmish line and losing a guaranleed gold to Parastevi Patoulidou, the first Greek woman ever to win an Olympic medal in llllck. . "I wanted 10 beat. the Amencan.s, ~.se they _thmk t!tey are t~vmctble, . P~tol!hdou S81d. And vtrtually tnvtnclble they w~re except for Devers' heanbreakmg fall. that hadn't happened to G.rul, tt,,wou!d have been a perfect mght, satd Mel ~osen, head coach of the U.S. men steam. Johnson wasn't perfect. ~t few athletes were more compel~ng to v.:atch. Many would have stmply gt.ven up, rather than run a race wtth a. bum ankle. Johnson endured the ~n through alll~~ents, endmg With a tortuous l.JI.!U.meters. "I had to ~e my IDJury, baule the co?!petttton ~~d bailie !he crowd, he sa1d. I~ everyth!ng had been. healthy, .we ~ be lallci~g about a different thmg nghl now.. • Everyone talked about tev.:1s attempt to break the 30-foot lllu!ier, and the cro~d clapped f!lythm~­ ly every ttme he or nval Mtke Powell approached the runway m the long jump. But the barrier remained unchallenged as the jumpers leaped into a slight headwind on a warm, muggy evening unsuited to records. Lewis' first jump, 28 feet. 5 l(l inches, held up ~hrough· stx attempts by each of h1s challengers as he led the first U.S. s':"eep ~f any event in the Olymptcs thts year. . Powell, who broke Lewts' 10year winning streak last year whtle setting a world reconl of 29-4 1~, threw a scare into on hts fmill jump. . . . Powell knelt m prayer, pressUJg his foreheal! to the runw~y. before he began h~ ann-pu~]>tng spnnt toward the p1L But hts J.ump measured only 28-4 1/4, an mch and a quarter ~horL Lewts and Powell embraced affectionately at the end, the~ Lew1s ~k a flag and wrapped tt around his family. . . Torrence slum!led tD the ttack m disbeltef at her vtctory m the 200, then walked over to get a hug from her ·: their young son, before ruMing a·· YIC!?ry lap. I had~ :WOO: five long:,tou~- . years and tt finall.Y came, 58!d Torrence:,who fintshed fourth tn the 100. I may not wm another rae~: but thts ts what I worked for. , . I~ the wome~ s Ion$ JUm]>. :~~ Joyner-K~! easily qualtte .for · t~day s ftnal, as dtd favonte Heilce Drechsler of Germany. Each needed. only. one leap ~ ~h ~q=mg distance of 1 eet. 1 • :·•r Cardinals' Rolle not to be pushed around, intimidated or provoked PITCJnNO (12 d..W...) -1••• Gl l'inabololt ..............60 41 .ll6 Chklp. .................ll New Y«<lk ..........~ ..Sl SLI.auil .............. c.ll Philaddphia ...........46 out in the bouom of the 13th. Cubs 5, Mets 2 At Wrigley Field, Greg Maddux pitched a six-hitter and hot-hitting Derrick May drove in two runs. Maddux (14-9) walked two and snuck out eighL Wally Whitehurst (I-7) lasted 4 2/3 innings, giving up three runs on seven hits and four wallcs. Cubs center fielder Sammy Sosa fouled a pitch off his left ankle in the rust inning and broke a bone. Expos 7, PhD lies 4 At Veterans Stadium, Deline DeShields drove in four runs with a three-run homer and a solo shoL Ken Hill (13-5).allowed four runs and eight. hits over S 1/3 innings in winning for the eighth time time in his last nine decisions. John Wetteland, the fourth Expos pitcher, got tbe last three outs for his 26th save. Phillies starter Curt Schilling (10-7) gave up ~ven runs and and nine hits in S 2/3 innings. Qozmoa. T - 1:1-l, .ICIO, l.:l!: 1omlo NATIONAL LEAGUE Tum Joe Carter drove in four runs, time with a fifth-inning homer, and scored time. Jack Morris (14-4) won for the lOib time In 11 decisions, but need· ed the offensive explosion to do iL He lllowed six runs on nine hits and five walks in five innings. FlliDlt'Tanana (9-7) got shelled for Detroit, allowing ~ght 111118 in just 2 1/3 innings. Red Sox 3, Yaakees 1 At Yankee Stadium, Frank Viola pitched four-hit ball for 8 213 innings as Boston toot advantage of sloppy fielding by New York. Leldielder Randy Velarde turned Iohn Marzano s second· inning hit in the comer into an RBI triple. Then, after Scott Coo,PCr doubled off Melido Pllez (9-11) in the seventh, center fielder Roberto Kelly bobbled MarullO's single for an error that allowed Cooper 10 score. Bob Zu~_~Cic added an RBI single in the eighth. Viola (10-7) gave uP. a run in the ~ghth on Pat KeUy s sacrifice fly. Jeff Reardon relieved for his 23nl SIYC in 29 chances. Royllll 7, Allaels 6 At Royals Stadium, Mike Macfarlane homered leading off the eighth inning to break a tie. Macfarlane hit his seventh homer off California reliever Chuck Crim (6-4). Juan Bttenguer (See AL OD Pa&e 5) . Atlama since 1982. At Jack Murphy Stadium, Gary The Reds and Braves next meet Sheffield and Fred McGriff hit SepL 9 at Atlanta. They have five consecutive home runs in both the games left. ftrst and second innings. "It's not discouraging." Reds The barrage off Brian Williams manager Lou Piniella said. (3-3) gave San Diego a 7-llead in "There's a lot of baseball to be the second, providing Padres starter played. It's disadvantageous, but Andy Benes (9,10) with three more not disastrous. It was cosily, no runs than he received in his last question about that. Maybe it's the four starts combined. tomahawk chop." · Pirates 3, Cardlaals l Atlanta pounded Reds starter At Busch Stadium, Jeff King Greg Swindell (10-5) for nine hits snapped a 13th-inning tie with a and five runs before he left after six run-scoring single. innin~s. Barry Bonds singled with one Ous Nixon had a two-run single out in the 13th off Lee Smith (3-5) in the third inning and Marie Lemke and stole second uncontested with keyed a three-run fifth with a lead- two outs. He scoltd on a close play off homer. Terry Pendleton and at the plare when King singled to Ron Gant added run-scoring hits left. King went to second on the later ,in the inning. throw home and scored on Jose Elsewhere in the NL it was San Lind's single. Diego 7, Houston 5; Piusburgh 3, Roger Mason (3-6), the fourth St. Louis 2 in 13 innings; Chicago Pittsburgh pitcller, got the last two 5, New York 2; and Montreal 7, outs in the 12th and Demy Neagle Philadelphia 4. fmished for his second save. Felix Padres 7, Astros S Jose hit his lOth homer with two The Dally Sentlnei-Page-5 U.S. shrinks gap on Unified Team in Olympic medal count Atlanta d-owlls Cincinnati S-3 . to keep boosting NL.West lead ' By The Associated Press The .next time· the Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds play it might not matter anr more. The Braves' pttchers are on another roll and the result was a three-game sweep of the secondplace Reds, capped by Thursday night's 5-3 victory 11 Atlanta. The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio '' 992-2156 ASK FOR DAVE or P. J. AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,, 1991 -• , r. : (Continued from Page 4) (I ;I) piiChed.four innings of scoreless relief for the victory and Jeff Mootgomery pitched the ninth for hi$ 27th save. Brewen 4, Marlnera l At Coun!)' Stadium, Jaime Nav11110 (12· 7) won his 12th game and Milwaukee turned a double steal into two sixth-inning runs. In the sixth, Paul Molitor singled and Dante Bichette was hit by a ~itch from Marl: Grant (1-3). W'ith ono out, Molitor broke for lhlnl and Bichette for IIOCOild, ·aDd Wth runners scored when Shane T•rner 'missed catcher Dave Valle's throw to third. ' Navarro allowed one run in 7 J/3 innings and Doug Henry piiChed the ninth for his 22nd save. --~-==~~~~~-~~~~~·~r~·,~~·~~·~-~~~-~~ ~~ - at this point they are not going to have." School board members are con· sidering putting the tax levy back on the ballot in November. In June, the board authorized the $2.5 million in cuts if the levy was defeated. Some of the football players said they will transfer to other high schools in order to play. But nose guard Jason Ecken, of Mack, said he will probably remain at Oak Hills. "I haven't really thought about going to another school," he said. "Oak Hills' education is really good, and football won' t really give me as much.'' Atlanta at Cleveland, Houston at Detroit, Buffalo at Minnesota. Kansas City at Green Bay, the Los Angeles Raiders at San Francisco and Washington at the New York Jets. Cincinnati visits the New York Giants on Sunday. New Orleans is at Chicago on Monday. Redsklns The Redskins are hurting up front, which is anything but irrelevant to coach Joe Gibbs. Injuries have so plagued the offensive line of the Super Bowl champions that Gibbs expects to stan a rookie at center this weekend against the New York Jets. With Jeff Bostic probably out with a swollen left knee, the call 81 center will go to rookie Matt Ellioll of Michigan. Bills The Bills have waived Kenneth Sims, the fust pick overall in the 1982 draft who was attempting a comeback after two years away from football. Eaeies Fred Barnett. who led Philadelphia in receiving yards last season, will miss up to a month with a separated left shoulder. ne thinl-r~ wide receiver suffered the inJury diving for a pass in practice Wednesday. Beapll The Bengals had a special guest Thursday . Vice President Dan Quayle interrupted his campaign schedule and the Bengals training camp at Wilmington ColleF· Quayle threw a pass mtended for wide receiver Tim McGee, but defensive back Eric Thomas knocked the ball down. Quayle was at the college to address a student rally. Cowboys Veteran lineman Jim Jeffcoat ended his holdout with Dallas on Thursday, leaving the team with six unsi¥ned veterans. Details of Jeffcoal s conttact wc:Je not disclosed. ·. .. '. ., AARRGH! American ChristoP.ber Campbell or Fayetteville, N.Y. (left) grits his teeth as he gets his way with Japan's Aklra Ota during their 90-kg. Olympic freestyle wrestling match Thursday in Barceloaa, SpaiD, which CampbeD won 7-4. 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POMEilOY • A hymn sing will be held Frida)' at 1 p.m . at the Pomeroy pertin1lot stage sponscml by Hillside B¢1 Olun:h. SAnJRDA,.Y 1UPfERS PLAINS - The Top- pen Plaiu VFW Post No. 90S3 Ladies Auxiliary will hold a bate sale Salunla~~lll 9 a.m. aaua f11l1n Bllllt in Tuppers Plaias. All members bring blted pds. REEDSVIl.LE • Soup supper at the home of Marvin and Dolly Reed. Reedsville. Saturday, 4 p.m. Gospelmu.sic: provided. All proceeds 10 to Failh Full Gospel OIUidl, Long Bottom. I ·' F...IRPLAIN, W.VA.· The Liberty Mounllineers will pafonn Saturday at Jhe Jackson County Jamblne in Fairplain, W.Va. POMEROY - The Big Bend Yoatil foolball League will hold sign up s.anlay and Aug. IS from 9 1.m . to 1001 a1 1he Big Bend Heallll and Filness Cen1er in Polnaoy. BriDJ,a birth certificate copy. Cal1992-3486 after 4:30p.m. for fwlher inforrution. DARWIN • The 25Jh annual ~ for desceAdanU of Jhe late s~ A1lcn Eblin will be Saturday It 3 p.m. ll lhe roadside park. Roule 33. Potluck dinner. Bring your own llblc scrvic:e. DARWIN • Modem Woodmen of Am ita c.ap 7230 will hold a get-fOielller Saturday, 6:30 p.m., soutllbaolld part, Route 33 near Dlrwil. Mdoa sc:ned. Door prize awarded. Everyooe welcome. ~CINE • The Meigs Soil and Wier c-vatioD Dislrict 8olrd of SapeniiOis will JlleCI·in special p • x Sllmday 7 p.m. ll Sblr Mill l'lrtiiRicine. PFEDSVILLE ·Men's soflbell Class E Jllle qualifier roumamen1 Satunl;r.;d Sunday at Easlern m.Jt Cost is SlKJ. Hil your o~ IIIIis. CaD 667-3526 or 3786-'flfCI' Wwm1tio11. CHESHIRE • Old Kyler Free Willllaplisl Church in Cheshire .will boat Rev. Ouules Hildy, Oat Hill, Saturday, Rev. Bob Thompson, JIUIOI", mvircs Jhe public. 1v.m. 0 .. MIDDLEPORT • Racine, OES, DANVILLE • Weekend ser· will presenl I 50-year ~benhip vices, Danville Church of Christ will be Saturday, 7:30 p.m. and pin to Cora Webb, past district Sunday, 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. depuly arand matron, ll Overbrook Denver HiU, Fosw, W.Va., speak- Center, Sunday 11 2:30 p.m. All members auend. er. Public: invited. • MONDAY LOTTRIDGE • Couniry music RACINE • Final helmet fitting night at Jhe Louridge Community for Soulhem Junior High School Center will be Saturday wilh bands players will be Monday at 2 p.m. It beginning 7 p.m. Refreshmen1s lhe high school. Those unable to available. Everyonc.wdoome. llltend, call949-2443. SUNDAY POMEROY • Pomeroy Chun:h RACINE • The annual Willford of lhe Nazarene, Vacation Bible family reunion will be held Sunday School, lhrou§h Friday, 6-8:30 11 Sw Mill Park in Racine wilh p.m. ni§htly. Set Sail wilh ihe potluck dinner 81110011. Savior! Classes for participaniS RACINE • Tbe Racine Fire ages lhree and over. Depanmenl will be flushing RACINE • Kindergarten meethydnlnu in Racine on Sunday. Residents be informed Jhey may expe- ing, Soulhem Local, Monday, 7 p.m., at lhe high school. Class rience cloudy water alibis lime. assignmenlll will be given. Pie-reg· POINT ·PLEASANT - The istration for those not already Aaroo Fry reunion will be Sunday enrolled at 6:30 p.m. at Krodel Part Shelter House No. 2 DARWIN - Bedford Township wilh potluck dinner at I p.m. Trustees meet Monday, 7 p.m., REEDS Vll;ILE - The annual IOwnhall. Wolfe teuni!lfl will be Sunday al POMEROY • Professional venPorted Run S1a1e Part near niloquist Mart Wade will perform RccclsviUe. ''The All Aboard For Fun Show" at POINT ROCK • Green, Ogdin lhe Meigs COWJty Public: Library and Caster reunion, · Sunday, on Monday al 7 p.m. All children Columbia Temple Christian invited. Church, Roule 689 near 1'1>in1 Rock mine. Basket dinner 81110011. RetaliVQ and friends welcome. POMEROY • John George and Anna Thoma Wells descendants, reunion Sunday, senior citizens J!eat of the Bend... t center, Pomeroy, 11 a.m. 10 5:30 p.m. Polluck dinner Ill noon. Bring a covezed dish, beverage, table II«· vice, photOs and IIICIIIOflbilia. The 61Jh aMual Hayes-YOWJg Holiday School Reunion will be RUTLAND • There will be a Sunday at 12:30 p.m. al Jhe old dance at lhe Rolland American school grounds. Legion Hall on Saturday. 8 p.m. 10 POMEROY • The con=on midnigbL Music by White's Hill of Grace Churdt will be . a Band. Public inviled. farewell luncheon in hooor of Rev. MIDDLEPORT • Facemyer Dr. Roy Meyers on Sunday followLumber and Ball Logging will in~ Jhe II a.m. service. The Jllblic sponsor a softball toumament Sat- is mvited. urday and Sunday in Middleport. RUTLAND • Desc:endaniS of Cos1 is $75 plus 1wo balls. Call Orlando and Kalherine Sheline 992-5358 <X 992-5654 for informaDavis.~.Sundiy,noun,Eii tion. Denison Post No. 467, Rolland. SCIPIO 10WNSHIP • The Sci- Basket dinna. pio Volunteer Township Depart· POMEROY • Rev. Eddie Buff· ment will have a llliCI« pull Sltllf· day wilh weigh-in at S p.m. and ington, Galli~. guest minisltt at pulls al 6 p.m. Kids classes 800, Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy, and adolu, 900, 1,000 and 1,100. Sunday al 10:45 a.m. Public invlt· ed. Fifly pertent payback. RUTLAND • Descendanls of Harry C. and Virginia Powell Gibbs and Lou Verna Oldaker, teunion will be Sunday 81 the horne of Klllhy WiUis, Rutland, I p.m. by Bob Hoejlick learns. Jack Greenaway is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospilal. Jact and his wife, Martha, a former teacher in Meigs County, win· ter in Florida but always come back 10 ''Tara"-that's Meigs COWJtyfor lhe summer. Jack had been on a fishing trip to Ontario wilh his son but picked up an infection and was ill when he arrived home. He's feelin' better. By lhe way, Jack's name has appeared in 1he paper as John Greenaway-actually COI"feCI-bul everyone here knows the genial Greenaway as Jack. Paul Smilh of SIBle Route 124, Racine, got home from St Joseph Hospilal in Parkersburg, W. Va., jus1 in time 10 celebrate his 881h birlhday. A family cookout was held for Jhe ocasion and Paul liked 1ha1. CongraiUlalions and strong wishes for better heallh ahead. Ripping off the CBSselleS OUI of cars IICCIIlS 10 be a popular aclivily Jhese days. I Jl'l]bably won'1 have lhe problem since my Japes are "elevaiOr music". Do keep smiling. Frida~Auguat7,1992 Frlcay, Augutt 7,1992 Rapper's album keeps climbing LOS ANGELES (AP) - lceT's "Body Counl" album jumped 47 places on Jhe latest charts alter he requesled lhe emballled rap song "Cop Kill«" be deleted. The album, in illl 171h wcct on the weekly Billboard magazine tally of lhe nation's besl-selling records, soared from 73rd place Ibis week 10 261h on nex1 week's lis~ for release Friday. AI lce-T's rcquesl, Warner Bros.-Sire Records is re-releasing "Body Count" without "Cop Killer.'"ll will be weeks befm: Jhe re-release hils 1he s1ores, said Warner spokeswoman Margaret Wade. The anti-police single e<~used an uproar among law enforcemen1 groups, which called f<l: a boycou of Time Warner, lhe media conglomerate Ihal owns Warner and Sire nx:ords. Ice-T told reporterS July 28 Jhat. he wanted to shield Time Warner from criticism. He denied lhallaking "Cop Killer" off the album was prompted by the law enforcemen! complaints. Through iU WEA Corp. sales and disuibulion arm, Warner Bros. has as ted music relailers •'lo immedialely relurn all unsold 'Body Count' CDs and cassettes for full credit" nine=· LOS ANGELES (AP) - A support for. but the pay· .t three monlhs ni$htclub singer filed a paternity ments stilpped swt claiming ac:IOr Rob«< DeNim ago. "ltecenlly, he contends he is Jhe falller of her tO-year-old wasn' f llle falher so lie stopped dau~er. The woman wanu ' paying," Mitchelson said. $10, . a month in child support. CAMDEN, Maine (AP) - Mel Helena Lisandretlo, 31, said she Gibson-watching has replaced lobmet DeNiro in 1979 and was involved wilh ltim for lhree years. ster-eating as lhe top summertime J.be actor' is the father of her pastime in Ibis seaside town. Many a tourisl has deloured daughter, Nil111 Nadeja DeNim, from U.S. Route I for a glimpse of according 10 the lawsuit filed Gibson during filming of •'Man Thursday. . Wilhout a Face." . Altomey Marvin MiJchelson, Some call it "Mel-watching.'' who flled Jhe Superior Coon soil ''Every flflh person lhrough our on behalf of Ms. Lisandrello, asked door is asldng, 'Where's Mel?' lhe court · 10 order blood tesiS 10 "People gel real foolish when prove DeNim is the father. DeNiro, whose films include · Jhey see him. They're screaming "Raging BuU" and "Taxi Driv- and yelling. Manly women," says es:," was unavailable for comment John Fullerton, direclor of the comStan Roscnficld, his publicist. said. mwlity's Chamber of Commerce. Gibson, or "Lelhal Weapon" "In a wud, Jhe tawsuil is absurd.'' fame, is starring in llle film Mitchelson aaid DeNiro paid aboul a teacher whose face is OOnifrom $8,000 10 $10,000 in monlhly .. bly ~in a~ accidentand mating his clebut as a diJeclor. . Public Notice .. Probate Cowl olllolgo County, Oltlo Eoflle of Hugh Cuotor, Deceutd c... No. 27503, Docket 13, Page311 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Rovlood Code, 8oc. 2113.01 "On July 28, 1ee2, In tho llolcoCountyPri>boleCourt, Cuo No. 27503, Normo Cuattr, 33451 Slate Route 7, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45768 waa oppolnlld E1ocutor of tho uflfl of Hugh Cualli, d• _...., tall ol 33451 State Route 7, Pom11oy, Ohio, 45768." Robot! E. Buck, ProbataJu~ Leno K. NnNirood, Clerk (1) 31, (8) 7, 14; 3TC Public Notice reor, pfua1/S ol hla portion BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Rocker John Mellencamp is engaged 10 amodel who appears on Jhe COV« of his latest album. MeUenc:amp, 40, plans 10 marry Elaine Irwin, 23, during a private ceremony in Bloomington early Ibis fall. said spc*csman John Reilly in New York. Mellcncamp is a • native of Seymour,lnd. : The spokesman declined 10 disclose 1he exact date in order to ensure the couple's privaey. MeUencamp. who has been lila!· , ried twice befote, met Ms. Irwin ; during 1he Japing of lhe mu~ic: ! video of bis single "Gel A Leg Up," Reilly said. Ms. Irwin is featured in the video, and also appears on llle cover of Jhe album "Whenev« We Wanted." J c•r111 ..._...., w-e a..m tt 33226 O.ildn:n"s lh•nc'Rd. 992-31147 Sundoy School · II 1.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Scnritc' • 7 p.m. Apostolic Cltordi <I J - Clrllt A , Von7.anch and Word ltd. Po11or: lameo Miller Sdlool - 10:30 o.m. '7:30 Mlddlep•rt Chun:lt af C~rtol . 5th 1ncl Moin 1'111101: All l1rtsm Sundoy School • 9:30 1.m. Worlhip - K:l5.10:30o.m.• 7 p.m. Wcdneodity S.rviaos · 1 p.m. pe-• ORDINANCE NO. tot AnOrcllno,_toaotobllth tollrl• lor .vorloue n.o n· ollcted oupervloory peraonnelollhoVIItogooiPom•oy, Ohio. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL Of THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY, OHIO: ,. Sacllon 1: Thalthlootory '~--;Pubnl;;;lc;;:-N;:;:ot..-;;:lc::;;e;-ol 11M Chief of Pollee ollht ,. PUiLJC NOTICE Pomeroy Polloi Dop•tmtn~ ......... • will Lthlll be l!ld II ltetaby lltlb- prap Dl IIIMdoldMrolool$1t,750.00 recalnd lly 11M Vllt.ge of llldclaport, ..... County, per yeer. Ohio In the ofilct ol 11M Socllon 2: That 11M llllry lllyor, vlllaae Hall, ollheTetAclmlnltlratouhll lllclclloport, Ohio, unUI 4 be end Ia ~Y aotobiiiMd ..... 1 litho roll o1 512,000 .00, In- P.ll., Augual 24, 1-A, or crou«<onaclclltloniiSSOO.OO llolalowtng prGjoaL eftectlve Oclobet 1, 1"2. ConotruciiOn of .._, (I) Sactlon 3:. Th.11 11M llflry olngle llnlffy, lllrM flocl.. room hoMII to bo conol tho VUIIge Admlnlotrotor alniatod on vii U, Pf-'Y ohall be ond II hereby toflb- locatocllll Flflll iind Pil-r UohodoldMrotool$23,500.00 ~lnlta, 11nown 11 1111 ...... per yur. ay liMe" projoot. . Secllon 4: Thollhe ••lory Tha homoa m111t be oort· ollhiSitooiBt p li~IOrohll otrucltd In -ordlltce with be lnd It heNby Mtobllohod F•maro Homo Adnt!Natra11 thl rote ollti,OOO.oo per lion •l!!CIIIclllono. Thill I Public Notice 1_.... t:hurch af <:hrlll f'<meiU)', fltni•unvillc Rd. (Itt. 143) P1stor. lnacrim ps&or · Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Worship. 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedncodity S.rviaos- 7 p.m. Rutlond Flnt Boptlst Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:4~ o.m. Pomerey 1"11"!11 Boptilt Eut Moin St. Pollor: Dr. Loe Morria Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip. 10:30 o.m. llrol South.... Jlopllll 41872 f'<meroy Pike Puwt: ll. l.am;r O'Hry;nt Sundoy School · 9:30 1.m. Wonhip - 10:4SLm .• 7:30p.m. Wodnesdoy Scrvi«o • 7:30p.m. Middleport., ... Boptlll Comer Siuh t. l'llrner Putor: Re-I. J1m<a A. Seddon Sundoy School · 9:15a.m. . Wonhip. IO:IS o.m. Wedneodly Servi"''• • 7 p.m. Rodne llnt Hoptlll PallOr: Steve Delver Sundoy School· 9:30 1.m. Wonhip • 111:40 Lm., 7:30p.m: Wodncoday Scrvic:eo - 7:30p.m. SUnr Run Oaptilt Putor: flill Liulc Sundoy School ' 10 ..... Worship· II a.m.•7:30p.m. Wodncodly Scrvic:el - 7:30 p.m. ML U•l• Bopllll Postor: Joe N. Sayre Sundoy School· 9:4S 1.m. lnfonulilloo or liraa +riUea in the propoaala ranl>ad. FN!! llolflnM,...,., 'Magaofllot l1pa11 (I) 7, 14, 21 ORDINANCE No. 810 AnOnlno,_tooalll!lith oolorleo lor vorfouo non· elected ouparvlaory .ond nonouplfVIoory tnlploreoo ol thl Vlltoge of Pomeroy. Ohio. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE Of POMEROY, OHIO: SECTION 1: Thallhoufl. riH ol .,. varloua ........ . . . . . ..,.ploy_ . . . .. . ~':."'~:'..."!.:!'~:: na,_ linter <:hurcll ur Christ P1stor: Chris Slcw1r\ Sundoy School · 9:311 o.m. Wonh1p • 10:311 Lm. Wcdnoldly Scrvic:c' · 1 p.m. Rutlolld Church oiChrlll f'ulor: 1;.¥cne 1'. ~ndeowood Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 11~311a .m .•7 p.m. M- Chur<h ol (:hrhl MillcrSI., M1wn , W.V1. Sun<lly S<hool · 10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m.•7 p.m. Wcdnc,day Services · 7 p.m. llradft~d t:hurth af Chrlol St. Rt. 124 & lli Rd . ~ l)aslor: Derek Slump S101doy School- 9:30 1.m. Wonhip · 10:30 1.m.•7:30p.m. W<:<lncsday Sctviao1 · 7:30p.m. Su..- Ruod Churdl ur Christ l'a110r: J,.,ph K. I luakins s...day School ' 9 l.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m.. 1 p.m. Wcdnclday Scnru.:es • 1 p.m. Ub<rty Chrlollan CIMirrh lle>tcr l•anor: Woody C.ll Sundoy School · Ill t .m. I'\ICI1in•. 7 p.m. Wcdncsd•y Scrvic:e · 1 p.m. 0 ,....,..k ol~~., oonotruction pro~liriillltlllt fumlalt proof ol 11..-... ability 1o - Tuppers Ploln• Currh af Chrhl l)1dor: Kohc:n h•lcr Swnh1y School · \11 .m. Worlhip . 9:45a.m.• b:311 p.m. Evcnina · 6:30p.m. -~~~ ond woo-tor T llradbory Churdt af Chrl• P1Mor. Tum Runyon Sunday School· '1:30 1.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. Wednesdoy Services-6:30p.m. llelhldlem Boptl;t PasLOr. Rev. l!arl Shuler Sundoy Sclwol ·I 0:30a.m. Wonhip · 9:30 o.m. Thursdiy Services · 7:30p.m. Old llttlle lm Will lloptlll Cllurdl 28601 SL Rt. 7. M11Jdlcpun Sundoy School - 10 1.m. e...ina 7:30p.m. Thursdiy Sctvica -7:30p.m. HNiolde Boptlst Cllan~ SL ·RL 143 just off RL 7 Pastor: Rev. J"""' R. A....,, Sr. Sundoy School • 10 o.m. Wonhip ·II Lm .•6p.m. ·W - y Sctvic:es • 7 p.m. Hope Bopll;t Chopd S10 Gront S.., Middleport . Pastor: David flryon. Sr. Sundoy School • 10 1.m. Wonhip ·II Lm., 1 p.m. Wednesdly Sctviocs • 7 p.m. Vldury Hoptlst S2S N. 2nd SL. Middlepon Postor: Jomes ll. Kococe Wonhip · IDLm .• 7p.m. Wodneodly Servict1 - 7 p.m. l'alllt Boptlool Chur<• Railllllld St., M1sm Sundoy School • ID 1.m. Wonhip • II Lm .• 6 p.m. Service~· 7 p.m. Foreot Roo Bopllll i'lstor: Arius Burt Sundoy School- 10 o.m. Wonhip • II o.m. 1n Equal E•ployMent onEllllbltA.aiiiChtdhareto. a-tlinlty !'Mploytlr. '1'hl oonatructlon of tho Nltfltll altll be ond It olghl h - In tolll Muat hereby adopted and •pIle cootplalad by the con- provtdsEC·TION traolor no Ialor lhan 2: Thlo Ordltholl 11M ollect ond wllh Fobruary 25, UIN, be In lull Ioree u o1 Juno s, panally l•poeocl lor delay '"2. olllll ....._. The prap a .. upon 1II plloage ond approval by the Coundl. muat contlin lite F u l - PASSED: Juno H. 1"2 of lite fNitr Of parllll.... ATTEST: milling lite prap I ltllnd • John W. BIHitnw pon-ln--IMttanln. Eoch bidder Muat luntlah ~-. o....,..... l - ' - on W....yon Bible Hull- Chun:h 1S Peo~ St.• Middlepon. Putor: Rev. Roy M<Cony Sulidoy 4Chool • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m .•7:30p.m. Wednc1d1y Seovict · 7:30p.m. W om ""Y Lorry Soon Worhung II. Dllon Will- A. v-- l.ut~~•Uie <.'tlrbiiiA Chun:h Sto~day Sc:hool · 9:311 o.m. Wonhip · 111:30 a.m.• 7:30p.m. w..meodly Service 7:30p.m. . , --··· A. 8ironlck . . I . llotiyKAithj HyMII pWo 1111 pra ICL Cle<k YNIIgo o1 "-o• AI lf*lllololiaM lnd bid Coun ' docuRMnll n walloblt i l llolgo ty. Ohio 1 - t of SJI.GO (non,.,_. (1) 31. (I) 7 2TC Clean out your closet, or garage••• and turn your unused or unwanted articles into CASH with a ,...,_ Dom. ' ~ ~, ~ , ...• 10:30 Sundoy sc: o.m. Wonhip. 9:30 o.m.•7 p.m. • - " Cllurdt or c~~r~o~ Pu"": Philip Stunn Sundly School: 9:30 1.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 a.m. Billie Study. Wedncsd•y. 6:30p.m. Chnsttan Un:on H-C-af~lo """"Theron Dum.. SLwldll)' School · 9:30a.m. Bvenina · 7 pm. Wedncrdoy S.rvica - 7 p.m. Chrllllu lioloo H1nlord. W.Vo. Pattor: Rev. David McM111is s...doy School . II 1.m. Wonhip - 9:30 Lm .• 7:30p.m. w..meodly Servic:es - 7:30p.m.. Aollqlllly Uoptlll Pastor: l<CMCSh Smith Swldo)' School 9:30 '!"'· Wonhip • 10:45 Lm. Thundoy s.m... -7:30p.m. Church ol God MLM-CttordlafG'"' 0 Rl<inc Puaor: Rev. James S...lerfaeld Sundoy School • 9:45 o.m. F."""ina • 7 p.m. · Wedncsdoy Scrviceo · 7 p.m. Rutlutl l1tto Wll 8opc1i1 Sal"" SL Pastor: R... Poul Toylo< Sundoy School 10 ..... Evaoina- 7 p.m. w..meodly Scrvi... 7 p.m. 0 Rutlllld Chur<llcl IOod l'oswr: Juhn F. CoiWfUI SUIIdly School · 10 a.m. WDflhtp . I I l .m.• 7 p.m. Wedncrdoy Service• · 1 p.m. 0 llopllll Syroruoo Churr• <IC'...,. APf'le ond Second Sis. Pua.or: Rev. O.vid M.unc:ll Sundoy Sc:hcoland.Wonhip· 9:30 o.m. liYelliiiJ Services· 1 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi"" • 7 p.m. af r.• II Prolploery O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt 160 Pulor: l'll llcnwn Suncl1y School · 10 1.m. · Worship. II a.m. Wc:dnc:tdiy Scnri"s · 1 p.m. ...... 8Y8TEM FRIDAY NIGHT BUFFET 4 P.M.·7P.M. Bar·B-Gue Ribs, Bar-B-Que Chlcke1 laked 81111 lid Slaw New Lire durrh af Gnd Chester llinel 9:30o.m. .. (Note: 15 Word Limit and Your Selling Price Mutt Be In Your FREE Ad) (Sorry, this ct- not apply to Yard 511111) N-.·L-------------------------~-----Phona t: - ------------------------------ • '.'.•' .,' ~I •t •I '1 ' - ~ . \ MEIGS nRE . '• I CENlER, INC. I The Daily Sentinel m-nst . ' . ,..... PIISCIIPnON SHOP ... SMiall •• John F . Fult1, Mgr. Ph. "Hilt Pam("ray SNOUFFER FIRE I SAFEn. 992-7075 ll •• i ...t, J 1\) 'I' s.._.s 1 snvta t11 lllrtlt (offtr explrM 8131182) • I "; . 172 Nal1h !oci!MI .... Ml··"~rt, Ohio .. Sundov School - 9: IS o.m. Wonhip • 10 Lm. Wc:dncldoy Servicet • 6 p.m. Rutlond Pastor: Anhur Cr~hln::c Sunday School · 9:10a.m . Worship - IO;lO Lm . Thursd1y Scrvica • 7 p.m. · · fa Lauer Illy Solntl l'ortlond-Rocine Rd. .Pulor: William Ku&nh Sundoy Sthool · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. We&msday Services . 7:30p.m. Lutheran St. Jotto Llother10 Currh Pine Grove Pas1oi. Laura A. Leach Shn:rflcr Wonhip · 9:30 1.m. Sund1y School - 10:30 o.m. Our Snktur l.uthcran Church Walnut and Henry Su.,lbven1wood, W.Va. Pauor: Rev. Gcorae C. Weirick Snowville Putor: l·lon:su:e Smith Sund1y School - 10 1.m. Wonhip - 9 1.m. llc:lhloy Putor: KeMclh Baker Sundoy Sc:hool . 10 o.m. Wunhip - 91.m. Wedncldly Sc:rvlc:c1 • 10 1.m. C1rmlt ~utor: Kenneth Holcer s...day School' 9:30 l .m. Wonhip -10:4S 1.m. (2nd &4th S..,) Mcnl1111 Stir ~ulor: Kenneth lbier Sunday School· 9:4S a.m. Wcnhip·IO:lOI.m. ChL'Iiier Sunday School · IOa.m. nursdiy Services ' 1 p.m. Jopp1 Brcnd1 Weber Wor1hip · 9:30 1.m. l1aslor: ~nneth H1kcr SunJ11y Schut~ - 9:30a.m. Pastor: Rev. Seldon Johnson Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Worshir · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services ·7:30p.m. Re.'ll,.llle Pntor: Rev. ~ldon Johmon Worship · 9:30 1.m. Sunday School · 10:30 t.m. Wednesday Scn'iccs · 7:30p.m. 1'uppen P'll&illl St. PMII PuLOJ: Sharon llausman Sundoy School • 9 Lm. Wonhip · 10 a.m. Tucsd•y Sc:rvice1 - 7:30p.m. Cenlnl CluslLT Asllary (Syn<"'"') l'ulur: l~ron Newman Sund1y School . 9:4h.m. Wonhip · II un. Wedncsd~ty Sc"'ices · 7:30p.m. Entl~priS< Pasl()f": Keilh Rader Sunday School • 10 o.m. Worship · 9a.m., 6 p.m. Tue1J11y Scrvkcs · 7 p.m. lo111tWuud8 l auor: Keith Rader 1 Sundar School · I 0 a.m. Wursh1p · II 1.m.•6 p.m. Thundly Services · 7 p.m. F..-e:<l Run Pas wr: Ocruo Newm1n Sunday School • 10 1.m. Wunhip · 9 o.m. Thunday Scn'iccs · 6:30p.m. The Solvllk,. A1111y Evening . 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 1:30 p.m. Folth Tobenorlr Chun:lt R1iley Run R01d . 11astor: Rev. Emmell Mawron Sund1y_ School· Ifrill 1.m. hvcsuna 1 p.m. Thunday Service · 7 p.m. SyrocuRIIIIllliuo 1411 Rridgcm1n Sl., Syraaue Putur: Roy (Mike) 'lhompooo Sundty Sc:hcol · 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m . Wednesd•y Scrviao · 1 p.m. Haul C•munlly fhurch orr Rt. 124 Sunday Sc:hool ·9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30a.m., 7:10p.m. EasiLtlart Koger Grxc s,.,d•y Sctv->1 · 10 a.m. Wonhip · 9 a.m. Sund1y School -9:311 a.m. w.,hip - 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. L~aurel Clltr l'ret Mtlltodllt Churth )laslOr: Pcler Tmnhlay Sund1y Sdtuul · Y:l01.m . Wunhip - ICJ:JO 1.m., 1 p.m . Wedncst.hay Service• · 7 p.m. Rullond Ill hi•Ivan "'""'"''" Pastor: Rev. ~yon Sund•y School · 9:30a.m. li~Jenina . 1 p.m. Wedncsd•y Scrviu::s · 1 p.m. Coohlllt l:nll•'ll .,.,.hudl:ol Pori !II 11utor: lluold 1·:. Alluw•y-Priddy Co•~•lllt Ourdt M1in & i'ilth St. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhi(' - 9 a.m. Tuekiay Servu:c:• · 1 p.m. 4- · Bari111111on c... munliy Chur<h Burlinahtm Pas1.0r: Ray Lludermill Sundoy Sc:hcol • I0 1.m. Wonhip · 1 p.m. Wcck!c:sday Service · 7 p.m. ChriJIIM Fellow"'lp Ctnler Salem SL, Rulland Pa110r: RotErt 1:. Musser Sunday School . tO 1.m. Wo11hip · lt :IS..m., 7 p.m. Wcdncsd1y Service . 7 p.m. Mo.... Choprt Chord! Sup.: Mike: Mauon Sund1y l<hool · 10 1.m. Worship - 11 1.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnc:sday Servia: · 7 p.m. I'IIIII r.....,.. Chll!"th Lona Hutaum . Suodoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip. 10:45o.m .•7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:311 p.m. llc!thtl l:hur<h Town•hip Rd .• 4611C MI. Olin Cutnmu•H.r Chun-h Pu10r: l..1wrcncc Hush Sunday S«.:huul · 9 1.m. Wurshir · Ill a.m. Wcd~cki11y Services · 10 a.m. Sund1y School • 9:311 a.m. Hvcnina · 7 p.m. Wcdncday Sc:n'icc · 7 p.m. Hoc:klnj!purt C:hurth Gra,ml Sln:ct SunJay ScOOul · 10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m. Wednesday Service• · 8 p.m. Tnrth Chwch Co. Rd. 63 . Sund1y School· 9:30o.m. WOflhip . 10:30 1.m. Nazarene Rorlne ~11"!11 Churlil •lth< Naurtne l'astor: '1~..... 1•. Gilles. If Sunday Sehoul · 9:30a.m. Wunhip · 111:311 a.m .• b p.m. Wodnes.Jay Serviu:• -1 p.m. Mkldlepurc C:hurch uflhf ~aurtnt P1•1or: Rev . Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sundly S'"houl · 9:30a.m. Wunhip - 10:30 a.m., fdO p.m. Wtdne!~day Sc::Mcc' · 1 p.m. R..,..""" ~·rtk>dip Ctum:ll uf' the Naurl!lle ~utur: John w. llooalu Sooda~ ~houl · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednc1day Servia:' · 7 p.m. Sund1y ~hool · 9:30a.m. Wo~hip- 10:4S 1.m ., 7 p.m. White'• t:hYI*I W~y•n Cool vi lie Road Pulor: Rev. l~illip Ridenour DyesvNie CtM!Imuolly Cllun:h Marine l)•~tor: Koger GtiCC Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhir . II a.m.. Freod,.. r.,..d Ml!ooillll llald Knob. oo Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rc:v . RusorWillford Trlnlly c.. _ _ ol Chorrh Puaor. Rev. Roland Wildman O.urdl · 9:15 1.m. Worship · 10:30 1.m. liS Buuemut Ave.• Pumcruy. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. United ~-lith Church Rt. 7 on f'<meiU)' lty-l'on !»astor: Mev. Robert E. Smilh, Sr. Sundoy School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm .•1 p.m. Wednesd1y Scrvioc -7 p.m. F-.Frt~'"'"'lp 128 Mill SL. Middlepon Putor: Chudt Mc:l'henon Sundoy School · 10 a.m. Eveninf · 1 p.m. ~·alrviow lllblt Chm~ l.c~Mt. W.V1. Rt. I l'ulor: James lewis Sundoy School . II o.m. Wonhip • 9:30 o.m.•7:30p.m. Cllvary lllbl< Chun:h l'omcroy l'ike. Co. Rd. Ptswr: Rev. Hl1ckwood Sunday School · 9:30 1.m. \l!or1hip 10:30 a.m.• BO p.m. Splrltu11 t"•lt• Chun:h State 33K, Antiquity '• . .. " c l,astor: A. Slc:Wir\ Sund•ySchooi - IOa.m. Evening· 7:10p.m. Thursdly Sctvi<:e · 7:30p.m. Calvary f'llariiO Cllap<l I larrisonvil~ Road P1s&or: Rev. Vidor Roush Sund1y School9:30 a.m. Wo~hip · II a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wa.ln~sd•y . . . ., Servia: - 7:30p.m. Sllvcrsvltlc! W..-d ur Faith P1sl0r: J)nid Dailey Sund1y Schuol9:]() a.m. Evcnina · 7 p.m. Thursdly Sc:mce · 7:30p.m. •, ¥ ' ., ·, RcjuklnR Ufo Church SOON. 2nd Ave .• Middleport Postor: Rev. Michael Ponaio Suncl1y Srhool • IOo.m . Wednesdoy Services. 7 p.m. Pentecostal 1'<1-.IA..,.bly St. Rt. 124. R~~:inc '• .' 0 •• l11stor: Willi~mllt:Nc:t Sund1y School · 10 o.m. Evenin& - 7 p.m. Wc.Jncsd•y Scl'\'ta:l · 1 p.m. Mlddlep<"' l'eot<euo~~l lltird Ave. . ' l~slur. Rev. 01rk Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. l~vcnina · 6 p.m. Wed nerdoy Scrvic:es · 7:30p.m. . •• .. "'' Presbyterian Hom-•• Pt•yltrloo Qlrcll • ' ' Wonhip · 9 a.m. ''- Sund•y Sc:hool . 9:4S Lm . • ,, ·•' Middleport l'n:sbyt,..uo Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.• 4 p.m. (2nd t. 4th Sun.) s, .......,.... llolled Pr....,....... 0 .". .; Sunday School · I 0 1.m. . ·; · Worship • II 1.m.• 4 p.m. (Ill .l 3nl Sun.f 1 . .., -~ Seventh-Day Adventist Senolii·Diy A~vo:ollll Mulbeny llts. Rd .• 1\xnt:roy Putor: Roy Lowinoky S.1un:Jay Scn'tceJ: s.folloth School ' 2 p.m. Wonhip · 3 p.m. Mt. Hormt,. UoMtd llrtll;no fo Orlot Cllurdt Te••• Cummunily ufr CR K2 f'lslOr: H:tftrt Sanden Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · IIUOo.m.•7:30p.m. Wedneodity Services · 7:30p.m. Sootllllethd New T..Umont Silver Rid1c: Pa$lor: Du.ne Syd~stric:ter ·. W cdne~day Scrvitc - 7:30p.m. ~·ull Gospel Ughthu""" 3304S Ulland R01d. l'umeiU)' Ptslor: Roy llunLCr Sundoy School • 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuc1day & lhurodity · 710 P·m· Sundoy Wonhip · 2:30p.m.; .. Wcdncsd1y Service - 7:30p.m. United Brethren ThuBdl)' services · 7:30p.m. .., Sund1y School . 9:30 1.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Scn'ia: · 7 p.m. Wcdnestby Service · 7 p.m. Nease Sef:Uemcnt Churth • i .• Carleton l•terdenomlnali011al Church Kin••l>ury Rood PuLor: Cly~ W, llcndcr~W~ Sund•y School . 9:30a.m. l~veninr, · 1 p.m. Wcdncodity Scrv1o:e · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Wo"hip · 10:45 a.m. (I !II&: 3rd Sun) P1~1or: ··~r Sunday School • Y a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Wcdnelday Service - 7 p.m. Sundoy,Wonhip · 10 a.m. Wednerdoy ·6:30p.m. Paslor: Ed~elllln Sultun Sumhly School· 10:3() a.m. Wednesday Scn'iccs · 7:30p.m. LooM lktUom P.stor:. Kohen Vance Thunda)l Scn'i<:el · 7:30p.m. Md~ l,11~tor: Sharon Ibusm11n Wu~h ip · 91.m . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chlrcll Middleport Communlly Ctturdl S1S Purl St.• Middlepon Pastor: Sam Anderson Sund1y School10 a.m. Sundoy School · 9:4S a.m. Wonhip · II 1.m. Coop<ratlve ParWI Nortll..!ll Cluilcr Allr<d Panor: Sharon llausm•n Sul)d•Y School ·9:30a.m. Wo~hip · It ' ·'"··6:30p.m. I Sunday School - 9:15 un . • Wonhip -IO:Ihm. Comer Sycarnon: & Socond SL, Pcmeroy Pa!tor: Laura A. l.ach Shreffler Mt. Olive Untied Mcthodlol Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pattor: Chnlcs lone• Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 1.m.• 7 p.m. Thund.y Scn'icc:s - 7 p.m. Other Churches Wonhip - lfrOO o.m.•1:30p.m. SL Paul Lutheron Churrh Grahom United Melhodill Wonhip • 9:30 o.m. (I 11 t. 2nd Sun). 7:30p.m. (3rd t. 4th Sun) Wcdne&day Service - 7:30p.m. Sundoy Sc:hool • 9:30 1.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. W!ldnadly Scovicoa · 7 p.m. Solem c.. ter Suncl1y Sc:hool · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · II a.m. United Methodist Ntw Hna C.Un:h ot tlw Nnartnt 1'1111or: Glendon Stroud Pastor: Ron fien:e Latter-Day Saints I • ' ~ .. 0 l:deo lloktd llnlil,.,lo Clirtoi 2 1/2 mile• nurth ul Rcedavillc un Slalc: RiKie 124 P1110r: Mev. Rol>cn M1olcley . '', ' '• Sunday School · 10 o.m. Wonhip · 7:30p.m. Wedne.W.~ Services - 7:30p.m. ·.. S)'rlll'UR Church tllhf Nu.arent ., ., ) 1a~lor: Kcv. Glenn McMillin Sund1~ SdKXJI ·'i1:30 a.m . . Wurship - lfr30o.m.•6p.m. Wcdncsdly Services • 7 p.m. • 0 ... l•nmeruy Churth ultM Nuarene l 1 a~tor : Mev. 'l~as McCiuna Sund1y School · 9:30a.m. Wurlhip - m30 o.m. oncl6 p.m. wca.csda~ ServiCI!S . 7 p.m. • ~ r Ch•er Churc• <I the Nwo,.,. P11tor: Rev. llerbcn GnU! Sunday School -9:30 1.m. Wonhip ·II o.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesday Service•: 7 p.m. 'c Rotllnd Chun:lt ollhe Nworen• Heolh (Middleport) Putor: Somuel Buye Pulor: 1:rank Smilh Sundoy School · 9:30 1.m. Sunday School • 9:30,..m. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m.• 6:3Dp.m. Worohip • 10:30 o.m. . Wednesdoy Services . 7 p.m. Wednesday Service• • 6p.m. ,......_ _.;.....__;..._"'"'"T"_ _ _ _ _ _r -_ _ _ _ _....,.._ _ _ _ ___, ... .. '· 93 Mill Str•1 Mldoloport. Ohio 4& 760 (1141892-1117 - 198B ·OOK81 CNU RCH SUPPLIES • IIBLES •• Rock Sprlnp Pul.Of:Kcilh Rader a.._......rCIMin:lt rtl J - Chrlol l\\\;fl 51r&ll (&.r., I 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Pomeroy Postor: liunhae (Goa<:e) Koe Sunday School ' 9:IS..m. Wonh1p . HIJII a.m .• 6 p.m. Wcdnc•lh1y Service• ·7 :30p.m. • ~h 0 •• ·.- . Mall To: Putor: WiUian Juu.it Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - 10:40 o.m.•1 p.m. Wednesdoy ScrvK:Co · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service ~ 7:10p.m. Hortfonl Churdl ol Chrlolln , ...,.,. 011. ~~.~ s.t.tl.&•1 , ... ~THE . GRAVELY Honilonvllle Holln ... Ch1pter PaSUJr: Rev. Jolin Neville SundoyScllooiiOo.m. Wonhip • II o.m.• 7:30p.m. Ctttlolloll u.... ML Moriah Uoplill Founh .l Mom 51., Middleport Putcw: Rev. Gilbert Croia. Jr. Sundoy School · 9:30 1.m. Wonhip - 10:4.5 1.m. ""' Hy..rt Rlin HolloOM Chur<h Puwr: Kohen Mtr1lcy S101d1y Sthool · 9:3111.m. Wonhip · IMS 1.m,. 7 p.m. "lhund•y Service - 7:30p.m. Panor ~ w.........,. This Is your Invitation to sell any Item for $100 or less and advertise II FREE. Simply clip this coupon (photo copies not accepted), fill In your ad and mall Mto ua or d!'oP It off II our office. Your ad wUI run for 1 week. .." H•lodtGroveCtturdt GRAVELY TRAC10R SALES I SERVICE Spri~•ll._.., PuLor: J)crun Newman Pearl t:hapel Jl11st.or: l~orcnce Smilh Sundoy School · 9 1.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Holiness Pint c;ruwe Bible HaiiiiM' l."'l~~rtll I/2 mile off RL 3~ 1'11"": Rev. O"llell Manley SundiY Sthool • 9:30 1.m. Wonhip • 10:30o.m .• 7:30p.m. Sundoy School • 10:30 Lm. Sunday Scht10l · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip . 10:311 o.m.. 6:30p.m. WcdncWay Sen''~' · b:JO p.m. Ptotor: Molle Sllurdoy Scrvico: ·7:30p.m. Sundoy School - 10 ..... Wonhip - II a.m .• Wedneldoy Scrvico-7:30 p.m. Public Notice l--------- pollllcalolllllliiiOJI or . • ThoVIIIIgooiiUI portia MT'" Wc:dnesd•y Service · 7:10p.m. Paltor: Jack Colca~c Aoh Slnoct. Mi~~: wll oonllot ol (1) llllotruc- 11*) at 11M Ollloa of 1111 . . . . . . Ita!= rc Pui111nd Flnl Chrd; or lhe Nuan:ne Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Grore EJIIroDol Cloon:lt 326 M1in Si .• Pomeroy Paswr: Rev . Dr. Roy c. Sundiy lc:hool•nd worship - l1.m. K"'" Chord! "' Chrlll Harwalluw Rl"-' t'tlurc• <I Cllrlll llttoWUI Public Notice fnatructlon 1124-A. Exhibit D, conatruction alltndarda concerning lhlmtltllnau,. lion and conlorntlntllo 1111 1m Notional Elli:lrlcal Coda end tho 1112 Ohio 1 6 2 Family Duuolllng oo.a Tho projecl will require lh• bidder 1o Mlilr Into., agroomtnt with 1111 VIIIQI of lllcldlaport to receive payiHIII of ..t; -plllad h - upon doocl.,_for by lha vMIIgo 1o lite , _ ltuy., Ill lite tln;a of wac1t RillA . Rurol-l.aM a1oa1ng. The aucc•elul blddor muot be on Equal Eotploymanl Opporlunlty Employw which prthlblla dlacrlmlnallon btcauM of --~r o c__. o,c . - .-~-"" -.-or,...., __,age, "!I Ep1sc opal Mtner..me Wonhip-9:30 1.m. Jural ugl11111lna bullodn ...,.,, · VII• Hltll, 211 ol Holllh "'-· a.otlon 5: • Thai liM Nlo No. 715 dltod Juno 13, R - Blrlll, lllddlaport, 1fY of 11M Fire ChW ol lhe 1185, 11 IIIUI!I by 1111 U.S. 01t1o. Po.-oy Fire O.,erlntnt .,..,_..., ol Houalng and A public lilcl ap""lng • ahlll be l!ld " henloy ........ Urban Davalopmen~ •• be hold 1114:00 P.ll. on AuQ. IIMd il 11M rail ol StOOO.OO opplloablo; and (21 1111 2A, 1Nt. peryMr. Farmaro HolM AdntlnlatroThe Y11aQo m '" lite tllcllan 1: That 11M •lllrY lion lnalrucllon 1124-A, rWtt to f111c1 lilY or Ill prool lht Clerk ol lleedl Grove hhlbll C, and FIIHA poeltla and to waive any Cemet.ry thll be ond II heNby Mllblialled II the rate olseGO.OO I* yur. tllcllan 7: That the uflry oltiM Zoning Ollar ahlll be and Ia ......., ..llbllalled II ""llleoll1000.00 per I"'"'· 81 elf 1n 1: WHEREFORE, lhla Onlfn- ahll llkf ohct end be In lui 1o<ce 11 of June 5. 1"2. upon Ito ond opproval by tho Co_... PASSED: Juno 29. 1"2 ATTEST: John W. Bloottnor Tom Worry Larry WO<hung Scott II. Dillon Wlltlom A. Young Betty A. Boronlck Kolhy HyMII Clofk VHI;rgo of P-'ly llolgt County. Olllo (:. ; . : 1):. . ; 3. ; . : 1• . .:.;.11;:.1 7:...;2;.;.TC..:.......--1 .... ..... ' c-....- Public Notice ~. ~ C~urdl 204 COftCior.. The Dally Sentlnei-Pa~7 ' :.. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --Names in the news-- Community calendar 1. ' Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio I 1'hl Dally Sentinel GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St. Pomsror, 011. . 992-2975 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT RIDENOUR N::~~~;:;i;:~Co. SUPPLY u SWISHER&LOHSE We Fill Doclors· PHARMACY ·r•-.,.,_u. Prescriptions 992-5141 Mltklltport "lu,.rl•t K"""f Fllu Clldu" 221 W. Main St., Pomsror 992-5432 '"Di,nir~· 786 NORTH SECOND AV£. MIDDllPORT. OHIO Hom flit! SIIW\ (row's Family Restaw111t EWING FUNERAL HOME FISHER FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE & HARDWARE BILL QUICKEL 991-2955 IAWIINGS.COATS 264 s.uth 2nd POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 nnd .~rl ' it'f' .411A'41YA" Established 1913 992-2121 106 . . . ., .... · 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy ·- ~.' •. •• .. �Friday, August 7, 1992 7,1992 Ohio Houlthold . lttma, .~ The !emily of Myrtle L. . Abele withee to expre" their epprecletlon for the lloW.ra end food "nt et the time weloet our loved one. A epeclat thenk-you for the meny cerde with kind worda end p111yerlul eupport dur· lng her utended llj. ne... Our epprecletlon to the Home H. . lth end Dr. Bill Ceato, who cer.d for her. Our 11pprecletlon elao to Vella Funel'lll' Home, peatore end elngere, pellb . . rera end to tha Calvery Methocllat Church for lhe dinner provided lor family end lrlanda alter the . . rvlcea. Everything thet wea done reelly touched our ht1rt1 end geve comfort. quick - Support Group Meeting Tuesday, Aug. 11 , Diabetes 7 :00P.m. Twin Rivers Tower Topic: "Home Glucose Mon~oring' Speaker, Judy Hennessey, R.N., Certified Diabetes Educator. 675-4340, ext. 281 for more infonnation. .- CRIMINAL RECORDS BULLETIN • Just Arrived .... New Releases from INXS, Faster Pussycat, Danzig, Too Short and many morsllll WE HAVE BILLY RAY CYRUS T.SHIRTS,POSTERS & BUTTONS!!! New T· Shirts just in from Megadelh, Ozzy, Kiss. Queen, Ugly Kid Joe, Billy Ray Cyrus ... great lor back to school!!! NO. 24181 Annual Account ol Carolyn 11. Stewart, Guwclan of 1M Peraon and Eo.... ofi!Wy, "-n, Sarah Quality Hi Effldeacy Air Concltioners, Heat Pumps, Funaces & Now Water Heaters. an~d~J~er.m:y::~~a~yl!or, IIIIOfo. NO. 27477Final Acoountor Silly J. Savage, Executrix of the Eotate of Nora B. 1391 SaHord Sdtool Rd. Galllpoli1, Ohlt Call(614}446-941h t-8Q0-87H967 ESTAlE NO. 27022 - Final and Dlolrtbudve Acoount ol Marjorie L Hoffner, Execu· lriK ol· the Ettall of Ruth Irene Wolr., DecNMd. ESTAlE NO. 27121 - Flnel and Dlttrlbudvt Acoount of RED HILL COUNTRY LOTS FOR SALE WIHM Knockomberger, Ex· ecutor ol 1M Eetate ol Iva PNrl Rayburn, Dec1Mtd. Unlltt exception• ere Ill~ thereto, uid eccounll will be for he•lng bolore allid Court on the lth day ol Septombto, llt2, at which time oald -ounto wiH be conoldered and continued from day to cloy until finally clopooed or. Any pereon lnterooted moy ftlo wrltton exception• to told eccounto or to mot· l8ro pertolnlngto tho ex-· lion ol tht truet, not lttt than five doya prior to the 1·5 ACRES Approved Townahlp Road (blacktop), 1/4 mile from Rt. 7, located between Cheater end Tuppers Pllllna. Eech lot II partially • wooded with excellent dl'llinage. Service by: T.P.C. Water Co.; Columbus & Southam Elec;trlc: Co. LOTS FROM $3,500 and up Owner Financed date Ill for htarjng. 11obtort E. Buell, Judge Common Plu• Court Probtote Dlvlalon 1614) 915-3594 or 985-3~ tf ,.. Melgt County, Ohio (8) 7, lie New Homea, Roofing, Room Addlllona, Kltchena, Porch• and Bathe. COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICES Freo EoL • 20 Yra Eop. OFFICE 992·2886 773·5684 or 992·5249 712mtt mo. pel PUBLIC N011CE I SlrMISwttptr :Bkll wll be noohed unlit All equipment to bo oold 4l00 P.ll., Au¥U1110, 1112, onan"'ll-il" bMia. ol the Mlryor o Olftct, 237 The VUiage rtHrYM tht Rece SL, llcldltport, Ohio, right to rejtcl any or Ill bide fo~ the following exceoo and to w.rve eny lrregullrl· equipment tiM In bidding. 1117 Chevrolet Caprice 4 Fred Hollman, lloyor Door Village ol Middleport .lt71 International Dump (7) 24, 31 ; (I) 7 ,31c Truck In Memory Of CHARLES H. JEFFERS Bom Nov. 30, 1920 ·Died Aug. 8, 1964 FATHER l!Hd to wonder lutl why Father . . . . hill much time for ;..;loy; Uaed to wonder why he'd rather work uch mlnuta ol the doy. Uoed to wonder why he ,..., loafed along the rotd .,d ohlrked; Can't recall a timo when evor Fathw ployed whitt olhera workod. Fllhw cldn'l drett In ltthlon, tort of hal8d clothing new, Style with him w• nolo puolon, ht htd other thlnge on view. Boyo .,. blind too much thafo going on lboUI 'om cloy bydoy, And I hod no woy ol llnowlng what - - of F - ' • poy. Alii know II whtn I nudod ohoeel got 'om on the tpol; Evorythlng lor which I pr.adld, tomohow, Father olwoyt got Wondered - o n after oo•on, why he naver took a Mldd"port, 0~ RUTLAND ~ You noed to - th;. buutiiul 2 opa11menl houM ..;th huge backyard and garden opel, yol in town. 111n1 ono oportmonl and live In tht other or rent beth . $26,800 T!Wl{·tn~N MIDDLEPORT - Walnut StrMI - A ono story homo in town. This 8 room 2-3 bedroom homo silo on 2 lots and has a partial baoamonl. Has all now wiring and low utili· lies. 130,000 POMEROY · Oa k SlrMI - A 1~ story frame home that his one badmom down and 2 bedrooms up,dining room, lorood airgu fumtco, and 21ots. · $13,000 TURNER, Broker ...................... ............ 992·5692 RENDA JEFF ERS ............................................ 992-3056 DARUNE 5 TEW ART........................................... 992·6365 SANOY BUTCHER........................................... 992·5371 SHERYL WALTERS,~.Cheshlre .........................:::367-D421 JERRY SPRAOUNu ...... .........................(~04 ) 882·3498 game 36970WR•Recttl P0111woy, Ololo ~ •SAND -GRAVEL • DIRT •UMESTONE (614) 992·3470 l 101'92/tln LOCATED CORNER OF RT. 7 & 143 POMEROY IY·PASS 992·5114 7112ftnll mo. AUTO RENTAL, INC. *I9e9S A DAY AND UP CALL (614) 446-9971 (Kelly) KENNY'S AUTO CENTER 264 UPPER RIVER GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Rt. 2 Millwood, W. Va. 273·5555 3·16·1 mo ....... - ~ , ..:... ~ 259 . • P~!Qt, OHIO.~. . . _.,. __ - · - 38904leacl~ _.. Creek Road Middleport, OlriD NEW LISnNG - FARM: 208.8t + ac111slocal8d on Ball Run Rd. Older lramo homo, 4 bedrooms , LCD walor soma tillable and lonctd ac111s,moot timber. FREE GAS will\ 6 oil and gas wells. Has barns, garage, cellar, shod, and chicken houM. Asking $125,000. It~ over the hill you go! Happy 40th Rhonda Dailey! Wllklw Dmbtrt He$ "48" and stiU looks , great! Happy Birthday Paull · W"lth Love, Yow Family & FriBnd. i ~ ~ NEW -REPAIR Gutters Downs pouts Gutter Cleaning Painting NEW UMA AD. - Ranch stylo homo with 3 bedrooms, 1tl2 balhs, hool pum~ .:antral air, garagt, carport, out· bu!lcing1, approx. 6 acres. Owner 1'81ocaled - anxious to sell! Coma . ... make an offor. ·887-1181 Free htinates ·Low Rates far Sellon No Jab TDD Small Call 614·992· 6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheslrire1 OH. 1121tfn PROFESSIONAL HOUSE PAINTING laterior • Exterior Spray • Rol· Ins• FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES CALL 949·2168 614·992·6949 71211'92/lfn. Little things are Worth Alot in the Classified Section I BUSINESS IS 80000 GOOD ..... WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF STOCK! IF YOU'VE EYER WANTED TO SELL, NOW 18 TIE TIME TO UIT WITH U8. OUR ADS ATTRACT ATlENliON AHO OUR BALES STAFF IS EXPERIENCED TO lEAVE YOUR NEEDII CALL: HENRY E. CLEU.ND- .......................................ii2-81tl TRACY BRINAGEA ............................................II4f..243i JEAN TRUSSELL ..............................................II4t-28eo . Plumltlng •.,..1.1111 Raaflng Wlrrdow1 FOR SALE ROOFING MIDDLEPORT - Owner anxious lo Mlllhis 1 ftoor frame homo ,.;th 2 bedrooms, storage builclng. Asking $8,000. Making an oHori COMMERCIAL BUILDING - W.llaln, Pom•oy - 1800 oq. ft. 4 bedroom apt. upstairs. Good location - .,.avily traveled area. Asking 133,000. 992·3838 SIZED LIMESTONE 614·992·7144 :0 • Howard L Writesel REDUCED - Portland - Older 1 nocr frame homo wilh 2.81 acrea wilh small shad. Homo hao boon raductd to $7,500. HappyAds FREE ESTIMATES QualiiJ Stone Co. numbing ~- BULLOO~ r.!I_ACKHOE and TRACMOC: WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSlEIIS, HOME SITES'end TRAILER SllE~ LANDCLEAAI OAIVEWAYS INST D UMESlONE·TAUCKIHG ~JAYMAR PLUMBING 608 MAIN ...... . .EAST ·--· .. - 2112192 BISSEll & BURKE . CONSTRUCTION .,.• • HOIIIII eG1n111 -complete ReMOdeling StOlt & Com~~t~re flEE ESnMA'rES 985·4473 667·6179 H ·92·tht 7121112/1 mo. pd. I&C EICIVITING BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER UNES BASEMENTS I HOME SITES HAUUNG: Umeatone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal LICENSED 11\d BONDED PH. 614-992-5591 12-5-tln OFFICE. ........................... ,_ ...............................fl2·225t ( SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992·2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 4·H2·1ht 111112 t - - · DAVIDSON'S ' ''• · INo S.lntlay't illls) Carptntry Electric VAllEY INC. 5 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 HOWARD EXCAVATING LV 0 • ~ 21 Help Wanted 3 811112. I ...... O. oM, ~n.lllt. ~:::·:,.!~!~ ~:1:.~~ KEVIl'S UWI MAINTENANCE 949·2391 or 1·100.137·1460 Lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, WNdlng, end Seeding. ShrubendTTrlmmlng Removal Rllldonlloll Corn-1 a FrMEIIIIIIIItM 6-21-'t2~fn LINDA'S PAINnNG & co. 'TottiH,. 011 Oil'. . . _, u. De 11 1w r.· INTERIOR & EXTERIOR fRII ESniiAlES HAVE IEFIIEIICIS ••,.,. 6 .......... 1111411' --... -····· Thto Doy Folword. "oNtoh D. Soundlts. A Wondorful Fomlly E•porlonco. Scondlnovlon, Eu,_n, South Amorlcon, .J 1 - Hlah Sc'-1 bchongo Sludonlo ir· riving ln/4usUII. -...A Hall FomllyiAmollcon lntorcunurot Studtnl hchll\ilf. Coli Kothto 21f.150.14111 Or f_..bllng. FmAdull Tlllk Uno. 1-714-211·2101 u... Ono On Ono. Dr<oro. Real Estate 31 45131, ~"' viet two tehool chlklren, I~ Yard Sale-Margit Grutser houlework, mu• hew ,.,.,.,. rtaklenct M1ln St., Rutltnd. - · 114-H2·l'l14 oftor lpm. Thura., F~•• • Sat. Guns, cHahla, Photo Trlmmera knlln, bfcycln, lomt 1nllqu11. . 11rn to $12S por ~ no up. nMclad, 1.-:tU-4 . Public Sale 8 Veltow, 114 HI 4131 Before I P.M. Block La Fomolo, 1 v- Old, With CUotom Modo Doa - · H11 Hod Sholl, 114-S7f.'llll. Bonltr Colllt, ...... Fomolo, E • - WKh Kldo, 114-J71. 2132. Flarolocfo I .,.1 rocllnor, good cand, 304..7W7U. Froo _ . , u- to o good homo, llttor troiMd, 1-'3717. Froo killona to • good homo, 114-18So4312 onrtlmO. lllnloluiO Cockor Sponlol, root• tend, lhola.,. up lo ••, IM1112-2321. Poodle, Fomolo, 10 pdo, t Vooro Old. 114-371-2434. Pupj)iol, mother Ia Auotrlllon Shophord Bluo HMIIr, - · 17$1. Found: moll . . - rtlrilvor I"'PPY• plckod up 11 llolp Co. Dog Pound, IM.e. .2e01. Found: Oonorol lloloro Port, Stoto scrooe e.t..,. a.zot 1n Uan Oolllpollo, 114-4*1517. Loll: Pony !rom 105 Hlghlond Avo. Point P.toooont . Bore pot. 304 .. 75-7311 Ilk for Wlndllotd t -- - • Loll: Rod, 0\llt Pomtr1nton, ' lloclno oroo, 114-MH341. ,...., hom Ellhor S.koro Eo- bocll, llhlor 1111nt I IIH. . . , _ 10 Atmbo. Mor • ...,... know -..~oou~ no111y ohoriN dopl or 30U711-1713. -lonl Yard Sale 322 Third A...,., t To 4. Sunlily, Mondoy, ..... And Uttd n-. Yonl - : Ill To•• ::'4 oFamily clo1101 ...... 11111. _ , •h. y 10th. f.Dork. . =: lt:tQ, .V., Mflc, MIMI, Wun&q, ALL Yonl S.leo Muo! So Plld·tO Adve-. DEADLIHI: 2:00 p.m. tho doy blloro tho ld 1110 ""'· ......., odttlon • 2:00 p.m. Flldoy. lloodor ldMion • 1:110 p.m. SICurdoJ. ~ 1111, 7th, 1111. . , • Oo~lold A-uo. Ollllpolta. ' . · ' . . • = - ..... , ~·~~~-=:r=: blr~ tencllrl ~--. with •M:U111m, tM ...... to lUll D... I goo:ci ,...,._. »401v -k - k. 1r1 ......... Mon • Thuro liOII. PM • 4:00 PM. No n· ......,.. nm. wy. Drl..,. ao To"""' ,_, .... ly AoodniMir Dlllrlbullon ..,_ ..... 1nc. Tl·1-.211-12&7 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS · Clalhlnt. lto. N ::t0p.llt. Auguot R:~ llh. lloulo 7, PoiOCII Niol Adclloon, EOI. boy .Work I IIOIIItnl Poyl ,._ PIOCIUCII AI lloml. Coli yoll • 1 - ·~ ·~ 111 992-701hr 992·5553 or lOLL fREE 1·101-141·0070 Chin Guftw, SN1 gl11, OWl ielriaerltor, Fronor Stove, PUll 1111 ,.,.. IVoCIIIori Eta.. ""' On - '' rroo. ....,_.,_, · ,_, - .,_..trocoro. '"'Ill Ill. Hot OpMin!la For ·NoCMII Holorvlco c:III!P ljlgh C..; lotion And Two , 100• ow. • •....., 0111 40711. • Hall--· Col-. '"""'mont. .. DUWtN, OtiiO 7131flltllln Stovt, Fridg1, Wlltr I Trnh ~onh Gotllo, $200- $250 RtlerlncH & Dlposlt A• qulred. eM-• ••· 2 Sodrocm Tr-. MlnlnMim Wllor, Treohil Pold, o.-H lo Rtltr- ICIIIIrod, No POCo. 114 Ul 1111. Z b1drocm tr~U1r, MU Allzo Plsnt, c.ntl'lll air, prtvat1, no ==:,==----- - -vo 01 =lllvt.:2.:"' c;.: AU lUKES & MODELS tpprovtd. ·-loci. --· Couat.. fi'IIMR- ,., c~. ltiC. 61 54 Miscellaneous Fann Equipment . bod-. WIN tiki e~ra of alderty~ B•.ths1 Hut Pump, e-...1-0112 •·-· E• In mw .__. , Pr- To Still ' ~ Clrt, ...... rtllnl Ill, 1HQ Radman, 3 Ill drooml, J w- co.• bllho, dr;or. 1111 troottd lumkor poroh, 304.. 75-7127. I,Aall!nll ..c;~-DNI1Conoldor A Pro 0 utd -~~ Homo, l.orgo B I Soltclton, a- ......,. Ocoin, 21 us nasa Froo 111-u, And Dtt~YWy. ~Opportunity ....1'10. · . INOTICEI Wllkond Rllreot To 111111 lei 01110 VALLEY PUBLISHING 00. lilt 110 FL Wlllr Front On rocommoncll lhll you do lluol· =toC....!;,.:lbr·vJt,h1l2 .... with pooplo Y"" k,_, ond POJmOOO Or loot Ollar. 304-122· HOT to oond- Uwougn tho mol untN you hove ln-lgllld tho ollorlng. lAnd Oovotcpllllnl, El• -· -Homo Coni• Will-y.., t::!SW~t.'::'orC:: Your 11na1o 0r lllllllllnl For Funcflna A IMII 0oub1o Will, ltollc. ,.,_. • -· A..,.... To: , ...., lion a il~r. Altn' 0no .._ 111111• Opon ..... 0 Ill pa,.. . ...ttom.. P.O. lo• 142,• e; Ohio ~ ~tl Ughlld 1,....m. 41131. 1220. . '4111. · 1':.:!1 _, . ' Wsllf'llovn, Outlida eoncrntonw, 2 --3323. . W:: ";l :r\ r.rr.•· ::-::' kooPI •to;4•t:D v.. - --:--= : • ' I Good lleny Now Body Pa~ a. > Nlco Point, Dopocloblt, llull Soo i To Appraclotol $3,500. 114-256- 1 MTI n Nol Homo Plo111 Luvo ~ :' Me:'::lll::.:=g:.: •·-"':'::'--:::-7"C' : 1883 DMsun Nisaan King C.b " 1prlng1 lnd rfttUr8U , two lod• 1184 VW Vtn, AC, AMIFM Cas· : NUl, 4 Spd , Sella 7 Comtot• .. lably, Clun Blue Extffior • ~nlorlor, i 17,500. 81t-441-o731. " 13,500. 114-445-0910., 1981 Bronco II XLT, looclod, • Ercalltnt ml's ·s.bra CondiUon , $3400.00 614-4•a."TI , •"' 1H5 Hol'ld1 TAX 125 4 Wh..lar, FlA A1cka, Original Tir11, ·Ukl : Nawi ii,OOO Firm. 614-36JI.0648. • --~~~~~~~ - 1985 Honda XA100 Excllltnl '" Ccndlllon, 1700. 114-441-1231. ! 1H1 KIWIIIkl KX 125. 11,1100. ' bctltnt concll11on. 304-458· : ~ 1088. :7Ho..:..n:.:,do- "4"" W:hooto -:-r- 2"50 '- :-· "" Etoc - lr-lc : Start, $1,850; Browning Belgium .: Ov~r & Una.r, $1,000. 1~46- • 8111. ... •' 75 Boats & Motors lor Sale ' • 1985 Ch.:kmale 18h. 235 HP • E~~: c . Evinr1.1d1 Outboard Mt r., •. Cond., Low HOUri, 11,500 . 614· • tt6·nn ' 1986 Bomblr ball boat, 1l5t'tp Mercury outbolrd, power trim, fis h Under, k>ts of 11tru, 17,000. 304-88$-3335. 76 ' ~ , ... • ' Auto Parts & Accessories 20 ft. ball tracktr OL, pontoon boot, 6Chp Johnocn. llkl loll olellrol, 304·17).5157. now, 8ud91t Tr• namls1lons, UHd 1o r1bl.un , llartlng at Stl; troht ... wt'tttt drive 'lttr11ng at $1111.00 " &14·24S-56n, 114-S7f.2263. •. • Now yaa tanks, body perte, onr ' ton ruck wheels, radiator•~ ... floor m111, .. c. D & A A~o. Alploy, WV. 304-372·3833 or h . 1100-273.. 585. n • Campers& Motor Homes Moot Soil:' Apocho loldlno com- . pet. Sinll, 110v1, table, tel box, ~ lle1pt1l. Good conclltlan. SIOO. , 114-251-fiCI. ' Wln"llblgo Motor Home, 27Ft. ~ Gocd CondMion, 11,500 Wllh , -Cor Dolly. 114-311-1313. Services ' • 81 Home Improvements . ' •• .' Barntn Home lmprovlmlf'!ll. : Room Additions , G1raQ", b · . terior & Interior Ptlnlfng, El· ~ ·peri1ncld, INwld laelttd Lo- ~ colly. 114 441 8511, BASEMENT • , WATEAPA~NQ Uncondillanll lifetime GUirtn. • t11. Local ret~r~nc• furn ished. , FfM Htlrnat11. CIU collld 1· ·. .,..m-. AOgllfW ling. doy Bailment ., ntghi. Wa11rpr~ • Curtis Home lmprovemenli : : Vur1 Elperienc• On 04dw & , N- Homto. Room AddHiono, • Foundation Worll, Roofing, Kllthtnl And Btthl. Frat b · tlmllttl Aetirencn, No JOb Too Big 01 Small' 6,.·367-0516. • ' • : JET Alrtllon Motora, reptlrwd. New I r•buln mOIOf'l In llocll, RON EVANS, JACKSON, OH. 1 137-11521. Allltblt Wat1papJrtng, Com· ' ' merclal AM Anldenlill •Frll Estlrn~te• 'E•perioncod "Oulllly Work 114-441-77!8. Ron's TY Service, t PICilllzlng · in Zenith 1110 llfviclna motl other bra"dl. HouN ca1f1, alto- . 110m1 1ppll•nc:. rwpslrs. WY ; 304-516.:1311 Ohio 114-4•1-2454. ,....-,-::-=:...:.cc..:..:cc:..c..cc.:.,.::.: · 5Q 1017 Pontloa Bunblnl, 4 · Sol!llc T1nk Pumping $110 , Gallio Fruits & ..,.omodc, AM.fll, AC, Co. AOH EVANS ENTERPRISES, 11,-1.; 110011 -ion, Jockocn, OH t-IOQ.537.f521. Vegetables prico: $3100, J14-112-3toll. 1tH Buick A-ol, -..-.- 001--.d-:-, DIVII Sow·YIC So!vlct , C.nnlng tomatou Sl lulhtl. - •~• ft·• 1 00 PM Gocrgoo CrMI! Ad. Pano, ouplrtng your own cont1intt. 304"·-I or : · pilot, pickup, and dtll1101'f. 114Ba.ughmln F1rm1. 7·112 S. of • Qallfpollo, Slota Al. 7. 114·251- tNt Probe GT $1,100· 1015 446.02M. 1535. Coltbrlty, ~. U.iOO; 114- Will bull<l polio ccvoro. !locka, dlor cor IIIII, 114-IIIZ ... IJl AAWL.EIOH pnlducto on dlaploy, Mason Countr Fair tar home dollvery con :lfM.til-111110. Doll 'WI liN Wood. FULLER BRUSH pnlducto an dloploy0 !!•oan County Folr, lor homo 0111vory con :tOWJ'S.1otO. Dolo I Wllmt Wood . Canning IOINIIOH for ..... Oontalo NWMion Produclo bring contolnoro, 814.:11.,.2111. looturing Amlno Acid Body Building ""'ahl ond toe Connlnt lornol-, pick rour bumor iormufoo. Avllloblt .,• own. S1 1 bulhet, S4 IMCUd, clulivtty at Alta Aid Phl,..cy. A1ymond Aowo, 114·24'1-4212. Tho 1111 woy lo dlol. HolM Orown GrapH tor wine, . lillY, lulcw or .tlble. 10 cent• Mt. Movlno: Sldo•Sido Atfrlaorotor, · liSO; Tooloi'oCIOihlng, HOndo 4 :to4.. tWP71o ploct $11150; l''il''i~ llolglum O..r, li,ooo, 1 CIM OrM11bMr 110G ttl 1141. 8111. Farm Supplies N. TNrtl Mlddl1pat1, Ohio, 1 On ._ lnlorlor IIIII lolu & Lives lock bod- lumlohld lpl, clap • point St.H pi, oldorlor llol IIIII point 113.H got. 5 pi Hoar CtntiNfl: nlco 2 lA . IIUmn tlboriCtd polnf$25. Polnt Wotor, IC-, rtf. lurntohld. No P~lat" J . . - An, 61 Fann Equipment 5 . U40 por ~· 114-4* :, PI,.::o., "'tc ;=.:. And = iitfll r-:'":'1eur= =l" 'tn "'101 -='h I 410 lnltmlllonol T-or. -.,, -~ A Corn PIINor P'-, CUIIvtlor T Inc In • 1 rem a • • J lpla lor rene, hnl 10 h - · on SuiHiollor, U,450· 7000 FORI ._......., MW 1p:pltencaa. E•.!'!!c 01 AHDillJoclloon, Ohio. ~- Olooal 87.410; 21>V JO U ,IIIO. ....-, 304-IJ1.7131 olllr ·- - - ' • -- ·· . 114·21N522. ' diyo 17Nall. A.el Ditch Whch l10nchor /4usUil Spoclol IIIIo • Ford Onl bid own turnllhilll apt, wlbdhaeJ DUttz Chulengl~ mo(lel 112"0, 4 WD 4ilul, 21 _ , ofun & ntoo, no Jlllt, :104' ivHI conalot trldl, 114 .. M•7114z PTO hp ll2,500. Modol 45 171-1:111. ;: or_I-::&4-;ICCI =-: · :-:::~=:-== I hp 2 wo $14,500. NHL-MS (40 Sooro Eloclrlc Slo~ I HP Aiding hPI oldcf .,_ loodw :111,100. - · 1200. 114-ZJO.Ml4. Monuro ·~ (t:lll Slnwnono Jllcla.A-Iocf Mok• bu) $3,100. N.._ Dl .. • II a.- Size ltd, , .. sta 8ocf ~H.- NH-4t2 ....,_ With Moplo lookcllt, ,toO. Hlldllolrd, 2 Do111 Wood. Sot N,:IGO. 1111-111 ' F 11.1 Joe klan A S1 ,aqo. K - COMer; . . ~ ~ II, WY Lolll24, 111. Rt. 17, Pt. Pleollnt I Alplar _ nt ____oo_nt...;,_ __ •__ , AD, 301 Ill P . . ·- 2 '"'·--· =· HHGD: ·'' ' ' ~~~~~------ · · Wood Flrld HOI Wlltr Fur· s-:c:- : RICH. HN1S 'tour Entll'l Hom1 Choln ... chalno buy ano aot :::74::-::..;.M_;.:;o..;.to~r~cy:=c;;:le:.: And Oomullc Hot W1tar From A .... .... dll'lng tlio Oofilo 1175 Suzuki 500 T StrHI Bike, .. Woad Fire Out1tdl 'f'our Home. County & • - County Fllrl. Wlndehl•ld, Slddlablg1, Slst y • 1-100.1145-2213. All oowo I chllno --~~~. lor, Loggago Rock, Vlry Good • ~Co~n~ dll 1~ ~ 22=~~·- ' Troller 6FI.110Ft Hoovy O..y All Sldlro Equl_.t, Hencla,_, :: 7~~~~=~=0.~11~4-~3~ : Slool Utllhy Troltor, uoo. 114· wv. :tOWJ'S.'l'l21. 1171 Ysm1h1 1100 Special Full .. ..e-1'413. ..... 11' ICock lrlllor1 .~; Dreued, Low MUla, 11,850. &14- .. ~ "''"' all-. 11' . .... 14' • 388.0313. Two School Oalkl $:10 Each 1111., Ont Wnoolcholr Wllh Four 542, 12' • Sst; Porlllnd, 114-247- 1·114 Honda YS 5 ?ooo ~ Tayklr •o. ::j· Gallipolis & VIcinity Con- ..=~ Soturcla~:"" !leW, ....,.. Out """'"ero•~ ...... kilo, . - . ..-. - . NEW & USED PARTS FOR H.U.O. 61~-446-0055, r Aher6 ,... 614•915.. 110 S~lnJin Custom tumlahld. 3_04 _,.. _ 7_&-4 _214 _ . _ _~-­ 2 & 3 Bodrocma In Country =~·· 304-171-1221 ...... 1:00 614·25H813. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE UA untumlohocf, no polo, aoo St<ltl•ry· R1copllonll~ low HlolorlcoiAroo Cornor Lot • 811 $100 dopooll. · & Aucrlon llrm. Gocd -ICorlll lklllt ,.. Moln St. Pl. Plt-nl, W. VI. month, 3117. qulrtd. Typing, dlctotlon, word Cori\pllloty Roncvotld: 2 Full Rick Pooroon Auction Company, pniCHSing, tfc. Wrf11 lol c.a, BIChe, I Lorge B • ....,., How 2 II drOOIYI!a. u lalctric, lui 1~ auctton..r, comptM• cart of Polnt PINunl AN....,~ .. MYACn Haw Carp~l. lvallabl1 WI-. !Drylr, - - · auCtion ' · " servtl:•~ ' UCtnud 200 Moln Sl. Polnl Pllllinl ,WV. lmmolllolly. 114-+41-2205. lllovo. RtlrlalriCor, AC, Krlnlr Rood, 011 A1.2111• .,. Ul O'IIIS. IH,Ohlo, I Will Vkginlt, 30425550. 17).5715. . By Ownor: Choohlro Are1, Nino Room•, Balh.L . Llrga Flat Lot Nlot 2111' Trollw, Ouiii.R1. 21!, I Convenilnt Storagt Unh1, Ul Sot Tho Country And aoc Pold 114-44M11711 uoyo, Evening~ AI· Mll01, Oapooft I - - "" For Rl Pocriot Olforl OUolhy Fllmlnlo Drive, Oolllpollo, 514- .Truck Drlvor Training In Only a tor 3:30p.m 114-441-G42S. qlllrod.114-2tl ••. 446"1 2. Forltllod Mini Storage Wllkol Coli l.aoo-311-1150. Unho Contento For Oallnquont For u'- by ownr. tolal Mlclric Total oteclrlc, 2 lA, 1271 por Aulltanct For apllt Accounco, VIcki Poyno, Bldwotl; FNnclal llval homl In nice monlh. Trooh pold. $150. Outllllod APIIIIcanlo .. • - . . . . requlrod. Horvty Ho-, a-gta, Syracu11 neighbor-. Fully Dlpooll No poll . .....,._ lumlohwl. lertuqm, O.llipa41a; larry F"'" Trucll Ortven Arne;lcl" Prnl· ICIUippod llmonckolorod lw, VInton. Auauot 22, 1:00 A.M. doni dining oroom, 2-3 bocf, 304-I7WOOO 'tlllprll. Oft.,. Top P•Ti!: kHchOn, Ablolutt AuctiOn. rOamtJiarg• family room, oHice Traitor for rant. Tu- Plllnl, llontiKo An',. You'll So - Wollltnclo. Min. 3 Yro. OTA apaca, \ faundry ,room, sun 12001mo.. $100 dlpooll, ·-7· Ellt> 1-l-27tl. Oopl. A~3. perch, oup..-nlol woodbur· 3013. 9 Wanted to Buy ner In biMmtnt, 2 car P-"8'· Boolla, louaht And Sold: Truck Drlvoro: Stilling Poy Up loncod In bockyold. Ownor Aotlalouo~ Hlllrolcol, Hovol, To lie, Wllh Portomilnco In· 1n.rloua tor quick u'-t IM-112· Corn1co: •hooflhll.... ... m. cr..... At 3 & 1 Month,. Home 1170. Qollipolll, Olllo 45m, 114-4* Evary tO-M O.r•· Must •• 21 'Apartment 7212 . W/2 Yooro OTA E1p. Hazll.ll En· Houoo & 4 mobllo homlo on 44 ckH'Itmtnt. Dtcktr TrlniPQft, 1· 1ppro•. 112 1010, good loclllon, for Rent Crib mollrooo & 3 lro1n11 ole· 100-134-8150, Alk For Oapl! S·l5. good cond., 1ppro1. 11000 ,., month Income, wMI return In~ 2 BA 1ponrnonto In Mldcf-. tureo with "Toddy Boddy ...r vetiNnt In 5 yNrl. Po...lble newly Print". OrMn dlnouuor WE'LL NY YOU To Typo utllhltt, And ·Addreoa11 From Homo I own1r flntnclng. New HIVert no pal•, 1220 low voporlllol. 304-012·3291. per IIIDI'IIh, UOO.OO Por 1000:Cot11i00 Ill 304..12·2116 onyllmo. dlpolll roqulrod, 114-112·2311 Okt NrtMe, t • • comio boob, 111M ISUt Mlnlllyro.ol Or doyo llnlerril, plc:turn, Iron tldl~a, Wrllo: PASSE • 33FI 111 S. Un- In Oolllpollo, Wtll Corod For 2 Or 3 Bodrmo., 1 112 Batho, Lorge 2bdnfl. 1p1L, latal .-:trlc, •P" arKI turrUturt, Osby Wlrtln, 114· cotnwoy, N. Autoro, L10542. Living Am. I Kll., Dlnlnt Am., 2 plloncoo lumllhtd, lou"*' Hz.llt41. Car Gar. WI Stortgt, Lara• Lot, , _ llcllhleo,- to . . Business Uood Molollo Homos, Coli 114- 14 Loc1tld 37 Porl•mouth Ad. In town. Alll>lleolloni o¥OIIoble 446.0175 . . Financing All llll nct Avail. Call II : VII'- ~Groen Al!lo. t4t or Training Or 511 NoU Sondoro, 114-44a. colll14.ft2·371 1. EOH. Wontod To Buy: Junk Auloo Aocrotn -IIISoulllllotorn 0254. Whh Or Whhoul Motoro. CIH Buolnooo Colloll", Spring Volloy 161 Second ,Avonuo Oolllpollo. LllrY Ll~y. 111-388-1303. Plan. Coli Todoiy, 114-441-431711 Aidman Socllon•l Homo, !10th 211, RtfriOw'OCor, ico.., Fur· Aero, 3 Bodrocm, 2 Full Bolhs, nllhld, OUIII!Io llorogt, $310 Tap Prlcll Pilei: AH Old U.S, Aog.lf0.05.17JI41 . Outbuilding, Qolllpollo Schocla, Pluo Dopool1, Utllltl•, 114-245Coino, Gold Ringo, Sll.., Colno, m ,soc. si~-14H5tt. Clold Colno. M.T.S. Ccln Shop, 18 Wanted to Do 1151= 5·=,.,.--== =oc-"' 151 -.rA-Ul, Oolllpolll. IUUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT WI• Bobvtll 1n My Homt. Fon· 32 Mobile Homes BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON cec1 In Ptly A,... Atter~ncH 1 S ESTATES, l3e Jockoan Plkl Or ale Employment Services Avalloblt. Rodnoy Aroo. CIH lrom $11121ftw. Wolk to thop I 114-24a.IU7. 1 Aero With 12115 Mobile Homo, movleo. CIIIIM-141-2111. EOH. Cora for aldorly tidy 110h No~h Galli• High Sc'-1 ·Arao. Fumltlud I BA: 11 Codor Sl., 11 · Help Wanted - n d. Muoc bo dopondabta, 114-:tU-1681. e;tal,., •ler p1W. 114-hiVe C.ll In AV - o y. 114·1112~ll3 btl-n 11172 Kirkwood, Good Shapo, 3:__ _ _ -· ON I All Aruo I Sh l~oy .a M .fri $4,BOO. 114-441.0711. Comololly Fuml- . lbr, noll Spoon, 304-tl'S-1421. • on. · EIA TilliE 'SERVICE. T s, 19n Mobllt Homo, 121160. Thlo lo Llbrory, porklng, hoot, olr, hlllt lnalructor, pert-4hne. Trimming , Tre~ Aemovtl, IIi on• nHda work bul would mekt ,.....,_~clapooll ...,uarld. 114· , . _ NIDOfld wtlh rtUml to Trimming. Fr• Elllrnttetl 1 4 ~ a nice tlvar bank campir, rtntal 441-03:111 ooloro 7p.m. property, or even 1 homt, $1500, F u - Apl . lbr, $225JIIo. P.O. lor ~n. ·Oiftlpalls, Ohkt li"'?WrAfttr 4p.m. 41N1 - - -· 114·MHO!II. Ullllleo Pold, 107 Socond c.tlllld n~fng lllllttnt Onrgea Port•ble S.wmlll, don't 12165 Mobile Home, 2 B.cf.. Avlflua, GaUipoNa, 114 411 1411 wKh pool~lmt & lUI~ houl ,..... loat tho min lull """""• Newly Aomodolod, Allor 7p.OI. . I'- -bit nolloblt. coli 304-f71•1M · Pc.rch Awning, Undorplnnlng, Fumlohocf efflcltncy In 1 -: 11 Corohoven ol Point Hlllold Prol-..1 T101 Sor· .,$4,200, 114•38f-tltl. will kl!ll, elf I •:~ Plaiooiont. 304.--. vlco T~TrlmmlnsJc - v· .,. , 2bd rm. rumllhld, no quill, po1 lng, private po rklnf. I lng, rimmed, .,.. e. 1.,. 2t02. . Chilli - " ' lor 3 roor llm11111 1 Aomovtd. 114- - · UndtiJI1nnod, 1Cop11, oil - - lrl c-p c.ne.,., tor> In 446,.314, . llactrlc, 165110, 114-1112·1100 or a . . - living. 1 .... 2 on1;. _.... htr. -D',!! _ -- -~--·614-1112-1128. · oporlmonlo oc VI"''" - IIIIo Poulo'o Ooy ColO Contor. =p and Alvorolilo Ill obou1 - .. .., . . . Solo, o-blo. chlldcoro. M·F 1175 Ponthou11, 14•70! 2br, Minor :tOW7NOt1. 1 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Agao 2~ 1 0. Whh 2 Full Bllhl, All E oclrlc, Apo11mtn11 In Mlddlollorl. FNIOI $111. CoM 514-1112·7717. EOH. S.lort, oftor ochool. Drop-Ina Coli After 5P.M. 114-4*1061. ~~::= 114 4411224. How In· ltlfl Manolon 141151 mobllo MI . Varnon AYI. gJOUnd lloor, 3 Pllll, Av•, f•nl: Todd.., CIN, 114-4414227. home, Z bedrooms, •ll•c, 304· rooms I blth, olove I 1111 lllr· nllhld. E1c cond I nolghbar· ' • sUporlor ;alntl1 Coli tor Froo ll'S-7&31. . ....... 304-1711-4110 orln.tll2. :-:.-::,,.•nc -h:-OUI =-:~·=•-;01;:-IIIy =.-::ac :: ·Elotlmoto .. SI.... 14-441-1111 . -: - 111 -'-p,:.1-,..-... ...,.. Hol - -1,,.,p,-,,.. k. 11-:11:-:,,:.., Mr~ll, Ocoonlronl - Only· you hlvo on _,oclc, WIN do ony ·typo clll~l 3 bolh & hill, 111ra Five DayBC. Summar Spoclolperoonolily, thai wiuld t~rlvt In homll or alllcll, hovo lnoulollon, vinyl oldlna, ohlnglt UH. COnllnonlll a..-rur, Ina Ml-tlllod -lng olmoo- rolor-, 104·7n-N40 or 1001, contrololr, 304"111-1111. door Pool. CCTY, Phone, D'o F - Ouorlor Ia 5112. 1881 14r70 Danville Rod!Nn 2 Enlcloncleo, Fontollla Locollon . ,.r.r.,.., ~~:.·.'!!t~:r.:;:::y~it'ri:o Ohio. 2br loa Homt, 18 MIIH South, GaUipoTit, Ntwty Remodtlld, Muat Still Showing Sundey, August ilh, 12·Sp.m. Mike Otter. H•- Block Cot,:SIIICiol Pot, Atwoldl . . , _ N.Q.H. I !IIIIo Aouto 154 On Slott R-110. 114-:tU- Mindoy, .., 1118 mobllo homo, 2 BA, tully u-, Lost & Found ~~'it"i::i.~'-: 1ZI60 z Bldroom, Otpollt And RtltreMH Aequtrtd. No Pelt. 8o•l7, Ylnlan 011111. lr•" 1721. 7 l14-4d-3385, And 112 Bochrocmo 1 Cor PtrtOn to come to my home, ,. Gorogo, Brick Front Wllh Codor IPm .. 3 doyo.wll. $5111r. Suptr· Sieling. Type Huffmln. Ttl~phane : Pric1; $52,000.00. Uvlng Room, 3 Bedrooms, Ftmllr Room, 1 ~. Puppy. bcoltont~Wiih-Colo And Chlldron. CoN Btl- l-10p.m. 114-441·1100. 5 Flully Klllono, 2 Black, 3 Bo•. for Rent 217, Kollay Or., Golllpcllo, Ohio P1ld, Noar 304..75-1433. 27S all. futl all tonk wlwlond, 304-AZ.:ZMI. ·-- - -.. 4 112 Month Old Molt Block And 6 Homes for Sale home, 4 btdrooma, amtllllvlng rocm, cllnlngrocmlfomUy roorn ccmblnotlon, kllchln, uUihy room, all one llvel, covered polio In bock, privocy lone"gtrllll, ohown by oppclnlmonl . only 304-675-1238. 2 Uvlng Room Cholno, Eorly T1n Clerm1n 42 Mobile Homes 2021 Marquet11 Avt, 5 yre old, an brick ...mten~nc• fr• Giveaway a,_ \D 1992 -lo. SAVE $2,0001. -:::--:-M ::cUST =-:sELL: Royal Ook Aooort Memborohlp. 814-468-51141 ••• a p.m. Tho "Bjg Oomt" II Tlul Spoclol Dolly Plck By Footurod Ho"' diet-• Who Colllcllvely Plcktd 78'11. Wlnnort Lui Soooan. "Worth b Wolahl In Gold.." Coli 1-IICCH:II-afl'. Col Chorgoo SID. FlOC Flo Pw CoM. 24 HOuro. Mlncro Poronlll Pormloolon. Amorlcon Slyto C-J ~ LAYNE'S FURNITURE Cornt>lolt homo lumlohlrlao. Ho<lr6: lion-Sol, f.l. 114-4410322, 3 mllol 0U1 ButoviMI Ad. F-DIIIvoty. """ Ook Furnllu10: Chino Clblnlll, w-ndo, llblt • ch1ira, LarkiM Sm1ll Whl.t1 Color' GrMn $50. 2445. 614-448-11131. LlveS1ock 63 PICKENS FUANITUIIi Water HNIIr Sill 52, 30 Gol· llowi\Jatd Hou11hol<l rumlohlno. 112 mi. lon electr~ 1nd tO G1lllon 3 VNr Old TroH HorN IIGO; N•tur11 gaa. Yourw cholca. R~glltwld Oulrt• Hone ll•re Jtrtlcho ltd. Pl. " - " ' · wv, 1151.15 Wornoldorff I Tllomoo Sl,too Groot On Trollo; Oklor coli 3114-171-1450. Aoglotwod OUorltr HorN Qllcl. H~rdw•r•. &14-446-0965 DuNn Sill fuH WIQ Wlltr bed. tno. Oontto. 114-m2P2. Woddlng Ringo, $125; Air Con· Vary-· $200. 304-117f.25!1. dillontr, S200"i Antique Rocker, 41 Inch mare pony; wutem . R. l S. Fumlture. New, Ulld,an- $60 ; Poc1s111 W11holond $150, horM Olddlo; t3 lt)ch yCMJih llq-. Houoohold rumlllllnt•· 614·388-9696. 114-441-7117 or 441Mooon, WY. 304-17).1341. 2222. Building A1triglr1tor, FI'HIW, Wnhlr, 55 I Wllk old plgo, $30. NCII. 304A~ Color 175-41.0. . Supplies T.V.'o Elc. I14-ZJ0.12:111. Block, brick, IIWor lllpea, Win· 64 Hay & Grain SWAIN nntoto, 11c. cl•udo WI"' ~~-::::~~~~~:: AUCTION & FUANrruAE. 62 -toro, ·Alo Grande, OH Coli 814- Dairy Alfllla Rolli, dtiiYiry Olive !II., Oolllpolto. """ I Uold 245-5121. onllobl!c ••rn'o Form, Al . fumttwe, heltn , w..em • u, 304-..7-2111 • . Work-·· 114-4*:11H. 56 Pets for Sale Fol grolrl ICOIIGI IVOIIIble, VI'~A FUANITUIIi Grocm ond Supply Shop-Pol llorpn Farm, 304..37-2011. 114-441-3151 Alni·2-0wn Grooming. All broodo, ocytoo. Hoy lor 0111, botoo $:10. lome Pol Food Dooltr. Julio 110h, oquoro bolla 62. I up. Wnhor And Dryer Sll&l W11k, Webb. Colll14-441-0221. 304..71-3110. Bunk Bod Cornpltlt, 11.:11 5 porokllll, 1111 all tor $10. or WNk, • Oro- Choot $3.12 Wook, Aocllnor U.24 W11k, will 1111 """""'•· Ono C1f1 lor Transportalion 115. *-1'11-4103. Solo And Choir Slo.:tl WCASH AHD CARRY • AKC AduN Docftohundl, t Aolrlaorlloro Storllna AI PH, Fomoto, 1 IIIII. 1125 Eoch Or 11 Autos for Sale $200 For Ioiii. I14-371J.-. Aoclm SMI, 2d fu~:.":~ AKC Chocolota L1brodor Pup- IN7 ComtiO conVIrllble, With '"· Dlntlll Sol Wfth 4 Cholno" 1121. OPEH: - y ~2. 4 Fontoll, 4 Mote, 114-4* proiMIIonllly ro- 250, I crt, olec fop, - point, ThN .. turdoy IA.M. To IPM. tDr ratoratlon, 14,200. or · Clolld On lundly. lOCATED: 4 offtr. liM• Off Route 7 On Route 141, AKC Mln1lu1'8 Plnschlrl, 2 In Conlonary, 11• Mill On IJn. motoo, 12 wkl Old, 5200. eocll. 1171 C.m~ro, V-1, tuiD, ak, new 304-6711-2444. coin Plkl. polrd, 11,500. 3fM.I7S.20,., AKC rosllt- Cockor Sponlol tm Jeop CJ-7, good cand. 114IIUOIIIol, IIIII304-175-n:ll. - · I - · -7-113~ roidy to go, .:..~___,••_· ·,_,,.-~-.,.,..-53 Antiques AKC !Oglo.,.,. 1m Oldl Dllto 01 Wogon, 01 ~-....-::-=""-:---:=-• 2 112 -ho l.ookl I Auno Gocd, 1650. l14Buy • loll. A - Anllquoo, ,.._,.~..,d ~ ..e-1771. • . 1t24 E. Main .. ,..,, on At. 124, -~ 10 00 tm vw Rabbit, good cond, oPcm-to"''I·:OOHourop.,.; •s·uT~!;_y 1' oo Drogonw,:nd Collory: CfA Pw· runo 44,CGO mltoo. 1117& · · · ""• · Ilona I Sltm111 Kill- 114- Ford F-:150 truck, ooocf cond, to 1:110 , .m.1 -·2121. 446-3144 After 7:00 p.m. runt v.y good. $701[ IICh. 304- - - - - - - - - - - - l Floh Tonk. 2413 Jockoon Avo." :, ll'S-~21==-;:27. _:-::--=-o:---::::-: Point P-nl, 304..75-2013, ttll Oldamobllt Clllllto, 350, 4 54 MlIC8II ln&OUS lull lint Tropical llshl.blldo, S.rrol, Black With Meroon lnlor· Merchandise llllllloniNto and ouppl . lor, 11,350. I14-4*71J12. =:--:,.....,.--,--..,----::--1 HAPPY JACK MANGE LOTIOH; 1112 01cf1 Dllto 01 A-oto, 4dr. 1m S~~ort~~r~~n Yon. promo111 hilling ond holr -~- 11 ...;;;. 131,00C mlleo • IIGO. Conn~ growth to any mongo, hoi opol =.~=oc;"'.,.., :liir quorll & lull pllon. or luntuo on I honll I14-IIIZ .. TII. 71-4114. w11!"'TE"'s ~..l~on.,"7Hsou . THEAN 1011 1'1110 mlnl-llomo good 51f t '" 1H2 v.w. Aobbll . For Solo, aond ..,_ m"-1. 1171 CorwUI. Poocl.. pupDiea, lap. AKC; 1._ O...el, Aunt Good, ~~ Houoo boot 32 ft good cand. In- mlnllluiO Schnluzw 1110. ~~~:r:.o- 1 ~ 1111 ond po-. Coolv II, 114- 1113 Buick Rogal, ........ 117-3404. drivlro lido, mony now porto, 200 Gal. '"" Tonk On Sllldl, Rot To"lor PuPA~~~, 135, IM< onglno 1111 15,000 mlloo, PSIP8, 0no 11 Fl. 2 Arlo C.r Trolllr, 2454517, 1100. 304-ftl-3420. 15 2 14 .,. P"""' .,....,-'' .,.·_•,.,a-_ss..,.,.,·,.,....,,...-- l Wlul'o oc dlfforonl oboul tho 1113 Toyolo Col~o, lop., •71" · 411 ft pool tabla, $810. llrm, ••• Happy Jock 3-X tloo collo" M tood contlhlon, 1 cond. 304 .. 71•11!58. -1111 Conlol,. NO ornlhlllc 1113 T~OII Collet ST, lop., air, pyralhrolda, lor d:t• • eaton ,.., dotoggw, good -ton. I Ft. Bid Ll- For Chovrolol SOUTHERN STATE , 304-175- - · -2.2fll. 1t&llloclol • Up. l14-441-0411. 27110. - Buick Aopl LlmHid, Gocd AH Wood 1 PtK. Bedroom Young rabblls 1ncl chic: Ill(" tor Condlllon, Meny Ellrul ~~ Suho, Bolcfwln Elocltlc Drgon. - · l14-l'l2_. Ilk for Choro 245-11.3.l".:-:-:-:: .:._114..;..:. 24~a.~IICI ,.:....; 4 ..,....--,.--:-...,.,.-::: I"" Jontt. barydoy • • -:: "'Boor coc~ for ooll, •-•~ II Sundoy. IIIII Iuick LISIIII'o L1lmKid, •4dr. -n. bllutllul lomly cor, got, contonto coot, 304· fiT Musical oN v.a, 1ow mlloo, lt5-3436 or 304-1'15-1112. 12200, 1 "Til. . Instruments Old-"111 Aoyolt BlackborTtoo for lilt, local 1011 blocllborrin. Wo pick lhlm lor lroughom $5,100, Elloolllnl you, ,ll I* l qt. gallon, l14-tta• Bundy II!Ao W5. SOW75-4:101. CoOridhlon. Fully I.Aodld, 1851 Flute tOt 1111, one DWner, 114- All Block. 71,000 Mltoo, U ,IOO. Phone: i14-441·M71. 114-441Cinnlno taro, ,..llntr, oclo, 3I'I-OIIII. 4223. maple l1bl1, wood bumtr, ••· KlmbiH Oak ContoMI Pllno, houll lon. 132 8UIIornut, With Bench, Eocollonl Condl· 11M Oldtmahlll Ror•ll Pcrnoroy. Uonl I \12 YNro Old, Broughlm v.. , AC, PS, PI, PW, "' Do_rm _ ll.:.z_o -,.""1 n-:~gar ---: llor, AMII'M Storoo 2 I Tren1fet1bll 75 V11r Warr1ntv -Cloootto.IIIIo, ~~ All 81ock, WMkl, prtctd IOIIOftlblo, 304- On Sour\dboold. 614-:117-0141. ,.,DOC Mllol. UIIS. Coli Pot 112.:1111. Pottllo Q,.nd Pltno Cherry Boyar 514-4*101711, 114-441For-: 2t0 Gal. HOI Tub With Wood, Klmboll, Llkl ...... 4223. A Supply 01 Chomlclll. U,OOC. $4,200. 114-446-6167. Phone: 8.,....._1217. Snare Drum, Exc•lllnt CondJ. 10111 VW Goll Gocd ConciMion, 11,CGO Mlloo, 5 lptld, Air For s.Jt: Queen Sill Wlllrbtd, tlon. lncludu Lock1bll Clsl, 12,150. IM-44f-7U1 Com""'• 112211. Coli :104-17$. Anti Soverll Olhtr Elltro ftonto, Phone: 114-241-5515. 2237.·-· 1N7 OTA Tr1n1 Ani (I..Nded) E•c. Concl.l. Low mi._, ,._ Full al11 a~napy btd with box Tlr•, Etc. Sw,ltl0. 114-4*m7. 'r:':'.:'J:· , 81u...... 1 1811 Toyola 33115 nrn, Runs : Merchandise 0000 USED APPUANCES Wllillrl, drylro, rolriglrOCoro, Will Not Be Rey»onJJ:I For Any Dobll Olhor Then My Own tf Sovlngl On All VInyl& Cor· I ~=====:;;;;;::;::;:;;;::;;::;;:;:;:;:;;::::~~ ••4. lop., AC, PS, elton Arizona : In lllock. ss.oo Up. llollollln 1!Nell, $2800, 114-1112-3170. , Couch I 2 olulro~, corpotlnt, dropoo. bod"""" '""'· S400. tor Annoui1CIIII1ents • : 73 vans & 4 WD's rpeta, I'M......JM4. SERVICE 992·5335 or 915·3561 • ., PS, P., /11;, 'H, 114-245-1012. Household 1" '· · KEI'S l~;t.oCE • 114-~7. drivo, S.W.B.. v.. hlah lplld, new engiM snd pHalf tlumlnum lklt whetta, big lket, $41100,1-77. 11111 Chovy S·IO, Aid, 2.5, Eloctronlc Full lnlocllon, 7!1,000 lllloO, Ertotlonl Condition, $3,150. 114-4*7112. 1017 GMC S-11 Jl"""', 4 WD, ;;l ' Merch andise 5I :llfo:n 11M Fonl Rlnoer. 4 whlll : COUnlly Mobllo H - Pork, Al. 33ft, uDr ,... rMnlll lllnt. lattl; SMi hDmrl Nntalli, 1235; 114-1112•1117 '* 1011 Ford F-350 Dull Whotl, Ton Trucll $4,00C, Or - Olfor• Goods Propo~y for 1111 In 0.1111 County. I acr"' woodtd, :10,000 ITU Air Condlllontr, 30 prlv1t1 b1.1t cto11 to town. Gal-. Dot Aa~1 • Lorge MpaU. Clly School ay1t1m, IJ· Inch OIIItnl,.._ oil~, 1)4-M2-2411. ....ve.l-·t:tflll. ' 1 plica - · 111: Doddld clulro, Nkl now. $121. , _ Rentals lrf~l Ill Or We 4 . NORTON CONIUCIING Lime Real ES1ate General NEW LtsnNG - CHESTER - One floor frame homo ..;th 2 bedrooms, enclosed roar poreh, shed, new vinyl siding, natural gas Lennox FA hMI, TPC' wator, Eastern School District. Asking $20,000. 5 : RETAIL & WHOLESALE SALES Of Sweet Corn, String Beans, Tomatoes and New Potatoes, Etc. • FOR SAlE Agriculture And lhel I might be lhe r1000n, thon I n..• oven g-aed. Fathw oot o otoro on lln-lodg•; H he'd Hvod to htvt hit way Ho'd have oont mo oH to college and tho bill• btoon gled to pay. Thot 1 know w• hie ... bltlon, n- and than ht uoed to ooy He'd havo done thla urthly mlation on my gradullfon doy. Socly miloed by wilt, Eulo, oone, Richard, Dave, Ron. MIIY 11, 1V92. WICK'S HAULING SERVICE 137-3443. Ylfll Solo, btby clalhoo & homo, clothing, ,......,.cko, '""" ~teo!&. plOy ponlccor 1111, Qooyco ""lngomoc , 1401 Mead btook Dr, Frl & S..t , t :II0-12011 noon. Announcements 7/1711 mo. pd. POMEROY- Uncoln StrMI - A 2·3 bedroom home ,.;th upper and lcwor roar poreh and utility room. Coukl ba a nico starter homo 11111lal property. $14,000 Lauranc:evllle, Va, 42.11 ICM, I mlln soutMaat of Llwren-. colville, V4 mlto N. ol m . 304- AU IIIIlS s1 ~so doz. :: 46 ·space ror Rent Harllord, Co""'r ·lol. 100'•12'. 304..75-65111. FRESH SWEET CORN Now 1111 Dodgo Plck.Up ........~ _ Sot ::'m:C: II':'W_ orli ,~s:m "7"40 -:':' .._M":; , 7 ":-.,-114-4 1011 ·Ford 4•4 truck, tot:, 111 ~ ~ 11412". CC(Icf, $1,500. Q ICC-41f.l4H. UPIDLifDY fREE ESTUII1ES rlq-. lflk• COMMERCIAL and RESmENTL\L FREE ESTIMATES COMIILI'I'IIIfO lnlorm.ollon 0\lllod on Drive, Pt. PN . Fridoy and Solur· . . . ,, c PRODUCE All Covera • Also Boats hOmo on . Ra.,bum Rd, :1114..75-1253. 3 Family Vtrd Salt, 123 S. Ptri. MICIOWIYI OVEN aaiiYCIIEPIII Rooms - Lots & Acreage Acnogo ovlllololt lor & VIcinity FARMS ~· New Homes • Yiayl Siding New Gar•t•• • Replaceme11t Windows Room Allditioas • Roofing • Custom Seat MIDDLEPORT - - h Slllll - This homo is just what tho newtywtda neod to gtt ata~ed in. Has two bedrooms upstairs will> nice oized kitchen and living room down. lt8,800 ~ Sedly mllaed by Fllmlly end Frlenda. ........ BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. •Headliners • Convertible Tops • Custom Carpets POMEROY - Union Ave. - laJgll rooms and a beautiful stairway come ..;th this homo. It aloo his 3·4 bedroomo, FANG furnace, and t ~ baths. $1i,800 In Memory In Memory of ROBERT G. PAINTER on hil birthday Aug. 8, 1825- :: • N •· ..c r-• --.,.,oro=-• ,, . Public Notice 205 North Second Ava. .... IJJ RIVERSIDE BUILDERS location. 2 ~. I1-,.:T~''":.::..,i-!!!!!!!.!,!:!!!!, Willi" AIIIY I • 35 ~ ... 72 Trucks lor Sale IIS1; 11e-WV. Mit. Pt. Pleasant . • :IC Punon,DIDt•ed. 4e Court StrM~ Downtcwn Gllipoli1, 1-614~ Don~ forget thot we've moved direct· ly acron the 11rMIIrom our original Public Notice .' KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrlgbt Furnished wllh rtltonlblei r_.rk:Uona, }Water, 614·949·2804 Bennetts Mobile Home Heiiiti~ag Real Estate General CRIMINAL RECORDS PARTS & SERVICE Mowen • Gall Saws •Weedeaten 1 conittud~ (For..lp ~ RWI' s..ll Eojlul o.l, Blltt, Rd, 1lle Dally Sentl11tl~ houM newly ,.., adata d. Z.llrge -forront--orllllnlh. HOIIC. bomo, . . , _. - i l P!tgl. StorllngOC $12CIN. lludlo, hl!nllnt co bin. y ownw. 114 ......o. 1AIIIftto - -· Aoducocf1 Don ......... Black, 114·311-1210! - " "' Ali!l'trolltr _ ..with 1411--upo. Coli ••• 2:00 p.m., 304-Jn. Clotha, Womtnl Golt Bag' HouHholtllttmt, Toys. ' lox &94-Wall• 1J¥t IAONt OHIO . Brenda Wober A. Br-n, Cool the A. Card of Thanks 7S.,Raccoon 45 u......acn. VInton. ~aunl1:aia-:t' Toytl, Chtmlllly Tobie, Clothing lluch Mlocl ' Slturdoy, Sundoy, 1-4 Al~ RAONEMOWER CLINIC 1 33 Fanns lor Sail Moving Sate: Soturdoy lugUOI llh • ••. 1101 Ook DrivO iSti!lng -. Vlllty . I . Troller, OoQ Pon, DEIDUIE .. . 4:30 P. a DAY IEFOIE ·. PUiliCAnOI FOR SALE BY OWNER: Total electric spl~·level home in nice Syracuse neighbor· hood. Fully equipped almondoolored kitchen, dining room, 2-3 bedroom'large family room, office space, laundry room, sunporch, supplemen· tal. woodbumer in basement, 2 car garage, fenced in back· yard. Owner anxious for SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie & VIcinity Public Notice Public Notice Pomero'~ -Middleport, Ohio =-·J:J ' 441-013t. 1110 lllloublll\l Ecllpeo 01 Atd • ' • : : t • • • ; scrMned room1 , 1M up vlnyt ' oldlng ., lrolllr okl~lng . IM- : - . e . - Condlllon, ... =-24~5" ;;.~~52;;.·------- ·· Mlloogt, 1 Ownw, 114-317-G404 •• Arter tp.m. 82 Plumbing & •• 1110 01c11 CUll- s u - . v. Healing I, PS, PI, PW, ~91 I4MIFll .. ...,.. u.-1.. ,,.. Or1nd 'lapflr, IIC cond, tow ........... 1 Opt, 1MI PonHic lOGo, cond. v"··- ·- · lttl. 1· 211 SSG t!Ao, ,..,.. Ill, m,too. !IIIII Aobbll L. - ,.,,..,..... Sl,•es. :tOWJ'S. 57114. Carl1r'1 Plumbing Fourth and Pine Oalllpolll, Ohio \ •, ., 114-441-3111 -8-4 ------- ---.; Electrical & Refrigeration Aootdontlll or - - . l or· ' 1112 'Goo XFI, -1.. wiring, MW Mnic:tl or ,.,.,,., • like-ntl, · -· MI141F UcenHd IIMctrir:lan. i• :11101 Oftrtlmo. Midi"""' Ellclrlcol, ~ ·1m -lac llnlnd Prt1 . Aulo., 304..J'S.I7111. ' .,..t concltlon. E-onIIGO. 410 CypttM a , Pt . 85 General Hauling : Do Houllng An ~mo..:;: o- For Otrby Cor, IITI Pl..o We AnypiiCI, No Job Too ~ Qri,l Wogon, 4 Cyllnifar, 4 Spood, For Too Ulllt. BIHtMnt Ctufflrit'"' Solo Or Tridt. l14-241.aootl. 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RHdlng R111nbow 1111 • Artdr Clltlll1ll I!J Muldtr, 1111 WJoll Ill Millo I Cu'TQ'I C11 (MO) Ienior Ooll C11 ~ Top Rink lolling 0 )=Riclng Rlclng )TIIOrau..,_ DlgNt OFIIIilr~BIII 1:OS (J) (MO) IICIW: Tile 8onl of Klllt !lclar. =MiMI!:,. ='~"" (J) 1:30~==·l1Ction (TU) ln1plratlon of P~ · <D hlp Q\olllolg WHh KIJI.Waocl ' <D (TH) WaoclcaMng With Rick"'* <D ~VlctDiy Glnllll l!l In the World II c-..."":z:'lndile . IIIIIIID. . . II). Oomet Pyle 0 (FA~ w-•a Pnl IIMoli lll!lilll 0 , ..... !C.-Bill 2:00 (JJ e i1J AnOIIIIr World <II (MO.TU,'ft) Mljor ~ ....... = .i . . <D (!) w ~ E (!) (!) (!) l!l (!) (!) lluptltloull 1982: Pryor ll1llntd OliN WHh ····~ Pima ) vs. ArgUIIIo VIcki (!) ~ llllldt Monty (!) lnapl adod ,I'IJ) Now It Cln lie (J). One Uftlll U.. ........ Worklllop An Lip 01 ..... With IOU I IIIII Wa a fwOIIdng for ............. HlwGMIIn Law:anaa Will AUIIIn Cllr Umltl Club IIIII · .Lon&ID'Jtl Pint (PGI (2:00) Flml <D 1111 or JoJ ol Pllntlng a RlmiiCitiiRfl 1nd Dtcoretlnll Todar Cll UnllnlltiCI Hyclrapltnt RICing Budweiser Indiana Governor's Cup from MadiiOO, Ind. (T) 18 HIWI/81yie Willi EIN «< 5,000 I'Jrlllllcl 1111 Club Dlnct C11 (MO,TU) LPGA OoH aJ (WE,TH,FAJ Globll Suptocard Wretlllng 18 Elrlyl'llmt ® Htrot1 on Hot Wht111 4:05 (J) (MO,TU,WE) Flkilltonll 4:30 (I) (TH) Chip •n• Dlle'a RIIICUI Rlllglfl ClJ. WKRP Ill Clndmlll (!) Sllainl IIUMt illl·~ a e 221 1!J Pflaa Your Luck 181naldl Polltlcl '12 ® Clpllln N 4:35 (J) (MO,TU,WE)Irldr Kltnlch 3:00(1). i1J XXV Sum- ~=~(Cont.) Q lox DMir. An AI Aililllcln CIIUIC, 1112 Young peoplllrom across America lnd IIOUnd the world compete for the tl1le Of national champion of the Gravity Grand Prb<. (L) l1 :00) 11J MOVIE: Vertigo (2:30) NHRA Todly Highlights of the Autollte Nationals Ill Sonoma, Celli. Aililllcln MuiCII (!) lolp llunCii 5:00 (JJ • Colllr 111ow (I) ~,WE) Vldlo , _ (I) IJttlt M1111111d . ClJ. Mlury Povloli <D Rlldlng Rlllnbow ()). SIIU, oltNJ lllpliHI l!lliiiNIWI illl• Tlnr Toon1 A~ aVIdaaPM . ~Cup 18 NIWI/YOIIf Monlf 4:00 ClJ. Nllllilll OloadllhiC <D llwdl Alii- i!Nrtland ) Monltlr TIIICII g~ ....,...,_, ,TH) ,_, (!) WIIIN Ill the World Ia c - ........ , !:' ..... All•• =8hOwlll TIIOra...,.ld al 4:G1 (I) MOVIE: Rlekllll (RI (2:00) 4:10 OounHI Stereo . 1'1 ,...... 111111 ID. AI the World ~ TtiiCO ~ NIIIOIIII I· ,.• •• - . •' .-•• .• -- · ·: ., ·: sweep. (R) OltOpoyU.. 8:00(l). t!le H - T~~g~t Chance impllfsonatea 1 psychiatrist who fears Ills own patients. Sterto. Q <D Hlw Country VIdeo Stereo. (!) Aualln Cllr Umltl Stereo. illl. Code 3 Spectltors watch 1 heliCoPter mill at an air ,OOW. (Ft) Sterto. Q 111111tr 111oa. 8ll1uodiJ Sprints from Night Wincheater, Ind. a = '""'* (L) JlckiOII Mln:ua·NIIton Munlln (3:00) t.30<11NIWI£ ~==&r • ·-• ,. • • .. -• .."' . -· • -:A VInnie is sued after helping 1n robbery victim (RJ SIIIIO. 18R .,.,_ 10:00 (I) Mljor Ll I • .II I ChicagO While Sox II I =~ ~fllflillll The c:ommlnlontr trill 1o catch 1 rapiSt In 1 Slnta Claus lllllk. (R) Stereo. Q <D A.r- oiiiOIIIR Haocl (!) Lorlllfti.IOIIDmill• Pint lp I C'tlt ... . ... I ·- -~ •• =.......... ..... . . .. •• s-. c• T_....., -$11110. F - Jlkalnd McCibl help Dllllk IIC8pti lhli c:lutchN~UXi!lllllllilll. (RJ FIIIIIJ Sltllll pPIItl Ron end Vlllril Tlylor * I I IIINI ilitlh lUll; an organlu11on dedicAted 1o shirk preaernHOn. Holt ()cllnpOit, N.J. (L) 18 NIWI/IfiOIIa CICIIMICI•IUlllllp 0 Ounllllakl .. bar~. 1a Stereo. D RICing Ac1o11 A-'" IHIIn HlndiCIP from W'• -·· ... 18 (FA)""' Today 0 Poplyl 1:31 ClJ (MO,TU,WE) Hippy O.ya • MOVIE: Mt•••~a .. 11111111 (2:00) 8:30 ®. COPS Pollet end patrons arrest 1 COU!illlll a =lglltllnd I IWIP milL Dlgell ·-..-.• 8:05~ Mo4orlpolll Park .,. INtured, lnCWng drag-<101 illl ....... Ctllllnl 0 IIOIOnlluddlll . ..--• ~=·~··i!An 1a Hour iilllllllllifllilll'lllill Ewnta from the Super ChevY Sllow II the Mtmphlt lnt.mlllanli 111111 (FA) liMit 01 ONo I ' N.H. (T) !IfI PtrtonllllnCt •ouwceN: 5:30(1)·1'= <II ~ Dlltlwtllg Duell ·' Nltrua N1tlonll1 from Epping, !ll • IIOVIE: Clilldlen In till CnltaiiN (2:00) (!) WIIIN In till World II Ill dllgD? Stereo. 5:05 (J) (MO,TU,\¥1!1 lllppf o.p I C11 IHRA RICing Nollheut Coaldna Stereo. 0 Iuper Millo llol. • ,.. 1111 Opoy lick..... = Rlclng Cll ~FL YMillaak s':i ~Cwndlel 0 MOVIE: Tile l l l l de IIJ Donlliul OMyTWoDida 0 Cll bust. IRI I!J MOVIE: (PG) (:!:00) a OIIQVIIIIIy 3:30 (I) MOVIE: Utili (1 :30) (f) W'lliaaidldCIIilr'Villnllll.- Rick lull Stereo. aeOMido <D ®.Cfls A nan:otlca unit makes a aucceu1u1 drug 181oth Sldtl With ...... :=an . . . . . . ·- ..- Endurance Champlonlhip from Atlllnta. 18 NIWI/HNIIIi2:05 (J) MOVIE: s - or Fire 2:~(!) ·--· (J)III.... IpNkOul Sterto. • • oeMOvt~: 'llltllnglotlllllf'CI8 ~Movie (2:00) ga=illll. IR) C <D 11-.CIIr l.lin6 Stereo. Sllllt1 Firestone Firehawl< :1..t• azOoldtll • . -·.• ..-... .. 1111 FllthlwkJiuptoclr ()) e Hlghwar to Heaven (!) llodJ Electltc l!lle Duck ·- Cll ESPN'a Sp II dWIIk 18 NtWI/SPOfll ~ 0 llltdi Sllllon Q 8:00 Cll MOVIE: Tile DlllppNIIIICe or Fight 412 (1 :30) w • !lle MlcG,... MacGyver's frienclls l~lld In till mun1er of a (2:30) ~ Duci!TIIel (J) 11.1• CNII EllpiDIIDR It Tt.lll Conn aclan to ClJ D Family Tiel <D Sllame 81IMt C11 tD1fob.io ,_Hunt (J). E:llllald lllllllngl (2:00) (!) Llllenlng A - . Willi Ill MoYifl C illl. MOVIE: llphN (PG) 1111111 IIJ Oprlh . . Olympic Olmte Track lnd field, women's lilgh jump final, men's 1500m ilnal; (R)t~Willi Niner <D FunhouN . . C11:i1111 18 Clpllll Cllnri/NeWI 0 Rill Tin Tin, i-1 Cop Q 7:30(1)• oxxv• - 2:00 ClJ. MOVIE: Tile Big Cliilt illl. Tile lpln I!J Scolbble 1111 Top Card C11 lunkllllti.D.S. 3:35 (J) (MO) Tom 1nd Jerry•a Nell :=s 8llunily/NIWI 0 WlfiOI' Trail) ~Adem Smllll (!) (FA) lllllgel 4:00 (JJ • I 18HiwiiNikll or I!J lupartar c-t (1) e \ll <D ............. ijl: rc • n. illl Gel• ClJ • Now nc... 11 Told (I). Pilei Program Hlw YlnkH Worklhop ... !lleHMHow Dodgers at Alllnta Braves or 18-IIDIJ 1:30 (!) loill Train <D Quilting lot till '1111 ... ... fJ) Llaulii'IICe Wlllk ~LS::..~Q From Meaqulle, exu. .t.ny•a FurJIDUM (!) a.. ~-lllllde~= <D Evening II Papas-. boxing. finals; men's1erlnil. singlll final; mythmlc cnestlca, final; CIIIOIIng, Cuba~LJ llodlo Ill ,~~~ .. ... 1:00~ WltNI or New York Meta 11 Chicago 3:30 (I) (TH) S.Wid bY the 11tH ::=,... 0 Hlw Zarro r;J a.. 0 . . . . Lllgut l111b1l Loa Angekts ·....: ~=·::nv I 1 lu=--Q Stereo. 3:05 (J) (T!J,W!) Tom 1nd ClJ. (J). (!) Wind In the ~~...())~=~ (15 Gfllt Amlrlclin Quill lcupuw IIIII Mra. King Bodin In Motion 18 NtwiHour 12:05 (J) (MO,TU, WE) CIIIPa 12:30 (JJ. 9 A Clolll' Look WHh 1'11111 Dlnllll 'f 18 Even• lnd Hovak 1:00\Jj.IINiilY lnd the IINat Wll (!) (FA) Oou11111t Coolllng 1111111 a e Ollldll"fl Uglll illl. Clllp 'n' DM'I RtiCUI RIRflll' I!J~Squoom aiii'USA Cll (MO) Winning Edge o.rspaclll (f) ) liKe SIIWI the Ptentt INulllul (T) Frltnda <D (TH) Nlllanll <D I!J MOVIE:1M Min Who Knew Tao llucli (2:30) al Oflll Amlrlclin Outdoon . Bill fishing on Lake Okeechobee In Florida. Cll Allto Racing Pike's Peak Road Hill Climb from Colo. .. ---. ..-. • e:OO (I) • w• CJJ • l!lle ~=-=r.s 11 = ci~to~~.. Q a e Llklfr Story (!) (TH) lull Wolf: Elling =rr=:~to AIMIIOI With M Moyen = 12:30 ClJ • Blnaon JuHI'I Frupl Oounntt ) Nllllllle Dupree or Flllllly lnd • EVENING n. Ylrglnllin (2:00) m: ~II AmANOON I!J ~~~~·luplllo(~. ;, . a Coolllll' lilA 0 Joy al Country .' ..-. SIIUdlyjNtwa 12:05 (J) MOVIE: Hot Roell to Hell :'tiluck of Oil P1ul1011 ~ 5:30 <D Tllll Old HouN Q (!)Club c I!J lolom lluddltl 18 CIM illy liNt 18 Hlwlmlktr 18 NIWIDiy or - EpiiOCIH o-tdng Today (I) (TH) Oldglt (I) (FA) Major Lllgut BINblll (J) (TH,FA) POl Ooll (ConL) ClJ. ()). Cltnerll . _, . (!) ~ Vaclllonl (1 :00) 1111. MOVIE: Hlro11 (PGI ..-. -..-. C11 Clilcknd Fllg Pflnka Jay Johnstone takes his trickery to the clubhouse, the dugout, the announcer's booth and tne diamond . :: . • :,: • a• KkiiMIIII II Remodlllng and IIID .._......, F :: 18 EIIIJPiklit 0 llonlnu: Tile Loti aeNiwa Cll Chlrln In Chal!ll [] <D New Elplorera Stei80,_C (!) Wild AIMIIOI Stereo. Q' illlll S1lr T~ Tile Nell Cltntrltlon 0 Wide w of Kldl I!J Counllrltllb illl World TOCfiL 0 ao.dettown 1;1 6:05 (J) WCW 8lturder Night Wflllling 6:30(1). 0 NBC Ntwl C (I) Lilnl)1ll of ._ RiCh I F1mou1 e ~OoaptiJIIIIIIH I 8polll Reporllre ...... w..... Cll lllllla=me; Cll 11:30 <D (MO)Pteon l'lllnay•a Cool!~ In AMIIc.l (f) (TV Hlw YOIII'I Miller Chill <D ~) OOulmll Coolllng <D ) Nllhlllt Dupree Coolie lot Flllllly IIICI Fl'llndl <D (FR) M8dllul Jlllny'a Far biiMn Coollary (!) Home.-!! w Olympic 01111111 Men's basketball, gold boxing, finals; water , semifinal; canoeing, al~ rhytllmic ~~(T) t;J ~,,: 1 Tlelrv"a.nnln (J) Hamme11111nL (!) Vlctory CIMieft 1111 • Duci!TIIel I!J Will, loll or.Dflw al (MO,WE,TH,FR) On Cllllodr bY Jlkl 18111yWIIch 0 Htllll to Htllll WHh Ill Ill AmANOON 12:00 (JJ. 11J XXV Sum- (!) (TH) Club Dalt on. Judgl 18I*Y1Uve t.o1 Cll Utili HouN on 1M POMEROY, OHIO 111111 ID • Pilei Ia Right 1111. luCUN·II-Lift IIJ Doclor liMn (!) ~ 18 111111111 '112 ........ :=! <D (FR) 1111111 Hlrvtll WlthRickltlvel (!) (FR) Emllraldlry Sludlo C11 Bille Tflllilng Workout 18~ on.w • CIMieft (!) (TH) TfiVIIIIn Europe 0.....,. Donlliul Ill Vldnllarrlng RS" Home Front Poom a Country = ® ....... lunch \ (J). Home (!) ~ Holwlllht (!) (!) = Eplao!IH 2:30 (I) (TH,FA) llewiiCIIed <D (MOJ Embroidery Sludlo <D (TV) All or WRIIIm Aleundel and Robert WIIIIWII (D (WE) Oulft In I Dly <D (THJ Counlry Htllrtland Coliklng r Ultimate Warrior; SummerSiem report . 11J DuCkTI 1 C a1 Oolng Our W.y 18Newa0.y 0 lolllnU: , . Loll <D (FRJ Ciao 1111111 Ill Ill 1D. Yaung IIIII the 7:30(11 0 PapiJI 1111eo.1. Jot Olcooby Doo 81uiiRIII 0., 1:00 (J) Duc:lcTMI (!) Bllfttl' • , _ (1]1 e Pellr P1n a 1M Phial I!J lcooby Doo 18~ylowk Oowmet Cool!~ <D ~I frupl <D ) Marcil Adllna: IFG1:.:.i..or . :; calling wild turkeye. (PI 1 of 021 e Dl~'a Rlw aile a lhlr ·•. Natural Olustera, Kamalli, British Bulldog end D Kldllllll A kld'a-aya view of Disney World during ~·s 20th anniveraary. (0:30) (1]1 • Beverly Hlllbllllea OJoktr'a Wild Acadamr <D (TU) HMIIh 8nlllt • Pilei....... Wmtllna Razor Remon, T~ MOANING ::• <D Clbln Country Pete Clare ~ TUIIII Open, 3td round from Orand Bllnc. Midi. (L) C illl .• 2) WEEKDAYS ~: 18 NIWI/I'ulln Wlllcli 5:00 (J) IIUMt ~ or Turkey Trot Acres end Dave Streb of Quaker Boy • :;;·:~ _, .... -••· lllk ~-- s.eo.Q I18WOIIdlliwli • S11CY KNCh. (1:001 I • IIJ ~. . . . . . . . 10:00 (I) MOVIE: Gllulr (PO) (2:00) 10:30(,11. 0 XXV Slits• ,_. ... Nal .... ' �• '' • ,' '' MONDAY . , I . ' ' ••. )~ • , ,. SQN.. AUG~ .9-· - t • M ' ,, ' til W'JWIWI Dirrell W ·~ IIJMYTWo~ Mlmphll lnllmltlonll Motcrlporta Park.are lelturld, IIIQ!udlng drag-race highlights and I swap IIlii!. ®·--~*'8lllwi/HIIIIIIWI ID EIPN'tlpMdWIIk ID Nlw81ghl '12 (1 :QD) • 1111 EarlyPtlme 8:30 (J) e Millie IIICI Ill 8pok111 Word (I) LHve " to INver (J) HII Wllttln With George Viii'ICIIIMn Repolt ®ei<·TV · ' De Wlllllnaton Edition AFllRNOON . 12:00 (J) e .0 XXV,IIunlmer Olympic BIIMII!Qxlng, Hnala; wl18r polo, bronze and gold medal gold rnacla . I highlights. (I)MOVIE:POCkil (PG) (2:00) • ' · me WICR' In C111c1nn1t1 Cll ~ CINonlciM . gamei!; ~==lk9PG13) (2:30) . i iew• IIJ e lp ndwer 11lundlr Orivw1 blltle k out for the Winston Cup crown. !IJ All Amlllcan Wltdllll Ill CtltbriiJ Ouellon I = P I · of 8) (2:00) 12:30 (I). On Scene: E-..q RaiPOIIII Cll Wlllld Ol ColllciOt Cen (I) (!)~Ilk ::-.=v. ' (J)e Cinl RI1:.::1M MilD,,_ i::u::::.ns fie (J) bled l'lnldlae The · prcbllml.flcing Hawaii's natM population ..... the peopil'l dtttrminltlon IC r.·~:=;~ll;l ~ Vllllllmln ®I Mr. IIIII dlN Ill 1!-glllllc OUiMch a1D llwln u.r•••flmlly Rolllnaon 1:81 (J) FllniiiOnla 1:30 (I) . . . . to . . . . (I) e Robert Schulllr With IIIIHourof'-D (J) e Dar ot Dllcovirr G1 flrlt Edition e ®eHarrrandt~~~ lttndlrlanl ==.£ e Ntwa/Scllllce end Tecl'n10I08J WHk 12:3511) MOVIE: Thi TIICkera (1 :30) 1:00 (I). Nttlonal Geographic Cll ~Ilk '82 Stereo. (J). Pilei Proarul (!) Flllng·L.Ini J11on Chlh-chlang Hu, Pate du Pont and Wlllalm Rustmer speak out ® e MOVIE: Far North (RI (2:00) llleA·TIMI • :$231=:9.!118 The ,200VIrglnlt Top 100 c IIJ.Iem, D ElnpHn WhlliiwRafllna.Cllunplo~ From ottt, Auatrli (Pi 1) (R) ~~~-~~01111 8lnlor POA Tour 1111 Nlwt/TIIVII Guidi Ill Cllrllert Sino. '82 Stereo. 11111111 Dance Ouldocn Stereo. 1111 NHRA Recing Budweiser Pro Stock Challenge from Englishtown, N.J. (T) Ill .... 111 11'1 Your 11181nen f e VIewpoint Super B.A.S.S. Pro-Am on VIrginia's Kerr Reaarvolr. 1111 'IIASCAR RK!na Budweiser at the Glen from Watkins Glen. N.Y. (L) 8NeweDer 1:30 Cll (J) Ewopean Journal llllluclnnaatM Wllllellll Megulne 8Newt/MOrllrwllk 2:00 (I) lallbell'a Gruteil .._Twenty grea1 momenls In baseball's hiStory are shOwn, Including Babe Ru1h's famous Clllld-siiOt hOme run and Lou Gehrig's farewell Spaech, (1) • ......, Cll Tmtllln EUIOfll With AICII a.- Stereo. (I) e MOVIE: SIMrlock IIOin,.. l the LUdlng LadJ (PI1 of 2) (2:00) (J) MptMyl An actor Is the vk:tlm of a series of practical jokes. (Pt.1 ol2) C 1D e Mlanum. pi 11J MOVIE: Amlalng Storlu Thi Movie v (2:00) Ill AII1IIICin Sporta Ci'lllcade Highlights from t11t Top Fuel. Funny Car and Pro S1ock competitions ·at the NHRA·TNN Goody's Mid-South Nationals In Memphis, Tenn. . at Nlwi/WHkln ........ 0 Shogun (PI 5 of 8) (2:00) 2:05 (J) Mljor $' lanben Los Angeles rs at Adanta l!rav11 (L 2:30 (I) • MOVIE: ClaM Encounlll1 of the Third Klncl (PG) (2:30) Cll AmiiiCIIII Vtcdwll Stereo. il . Aln41{iatn '-111101 I 3:00 (J) e 0 XXV llummer ~'== Cll TiCtlftopoHIIcaf:"'"..ut (J) Thll Olcl HouN C ® e MOVIE: Perrrlitton: The Cite of the All-lllr AIIII;:a2:00) a~• Pnlgrtlll 1111.lllwi/World Report 3:30 (I) Dugout Show Cll Adlllllmllh =~c;:m•~eeec~rtloaarllln With 111e Ill e POA Qoll Buick Open, final round from Grand OIJmplc Clamtl (Cont.) 1;1 · filvictim=::JI An actor Is t11t of a sarles of practical ]Okas. (PI 1 ol 2) C tlllllic:k Amtrican Con111Vad1111: Exploration of ldHa S~sslul sell-help Jtrateglls of the men and woman known as bllclc C011111Yitivas are evaluated. (1:10) ® .Down 1111 SliOr. Three woman ahara a beach house with lhrae gu~. Stereo. 1;1 ~~ Mich. (L) Q til nniiA Tod8J D lndJCir RIICing Budwl(ser Cleveland Grand PrlxfromCieveland(T) 4:00 (I) Mijot La1101• lallblll ChiCago White Sox at California Angela !L) Cll Over 1101ng nAri ex11111nation of WOI1< addlellon and why PIOP!t blcOmladdlelid. (0:30)· (J)eMOVII!: lhlrlock . .lkllmll l 1111 Lladlng Llclr (PI2 of 2) (2:00) (f) Strip Quilling With Kaye Wood I ::'V:.::..Et. . ~(Pt. of 8) (2:!)0) e 1:00 (J) D (I) e IIJ e News (J)D Sledgt ~ Cll RaceJllave the Pllnet Stereo. (J) ..... y ~SIMcl'l IIJ c-taiilitkl IIThili.........,_The $231,200 Vll!llnla Tap 100 Super B.A.S.S. Pro-Am 011 Virginia's Kerr Aaservolr. 1111 WOIIcl NIWI II In Touch Willi Clillrlea II.:S,'::t . !1J liyond RNIItr Ill TIUCI!In' USA Drag-racing trucksatlhtNHRA Sprlngnallonals In Columbus, lllnley Ohio. at Oamea of '82 0 llg lralhlr Jak• 1;1 1:05 (I) WCW Main Event 8:30())1 @NICNI:s 10:30®e 8tind bf Your Man Aoclillle trias ki convince Lorrllne IC Vllh the panltentl!ry. (R) Stereo. Q • CelebrttJ OUtdoora 10:40 (I) lnatMI Replly 11:00 (J)'. (I). (J) • • • !Jlr,. <t>:~ :=i l!leNIWI . =· III".CIS_.Q 0 .. ())MDnltM r.L IIJ The Hlll:hhlker Ill Road Tilt M11a•lni Cll Gralrt Plrfwmlncee A lathei and aon deal with llielr sexueUty, (1 :30) Stereo. 1111 Ntwaflnaldi llualnen 1D Maniac Mantlon Q 7:00 (J). 0 u;v llummlr Olrmlllc CllmH TraCk and field. ·men's marathon; men's volleyball, gold medii game; clollng ceremony (T); gold !IJ ~~tweo. 1;1 til Tndc"W'Uil" The GM Truckln' Jamboree In 0~ ~ Nlwl/lportl Tanlglit medal gymna=:t ~rlornl8nces. (I) Hogan'a (J)HcHoll l•lJn:IIIIIOWIIOG-111.,.,11111 On All kinds ol strange characters an•- Paige's ll"rsonal ad. !A) Stereo. 1;1 Cll Llllftlng to "--ei With Ill MOvera c (J) World of l:oiiiCior CaN 1D ClllngiCI LlvH With lin Haclln . 11:06(1) Nttwwk Earth 11:t50F-t5 11:30.111• ......,_ ......at lll ::' ~ 81IMt Juallce 1;1 WKRP In (I). 818f 8NICh ®e ~' Tad'alacalllnl Aclvtnlum 8111 and Tad ask Albert Elnlhlln 1C help ve·thtlr grades, Stereo. u.e~-·. til TIUCICI and , . _ '1 Power 1111 Ntwl/lnlldl lil81ftlll ID John ~lllilrg 11 =•Ill ...... l'rogrlm 12:00 (I) e Roggln'l HlrWI MacGyvar Stereo. Q mertc• 8portl ' Ciwlelcll Moj)ar P.arts Sportsnationals from Denver. • 8pott8Cinter . 8 World TOday II Thal'a Mr Dog 7:20 D ltllbil Tanlghl 7:30 (I) Twlllahl zCil Thi HoneJ1110011111 (J) Clllllc Cilr lhop Stereo. ®D T1111 Colors Kalil decides to move out of the house an<lln with her dad. (PI 1) (R) Stereo. D 1111 Nlwi/SP!M111Undtr 0 Willard lcoa'a Amlttur Hour 1:00 W MOVIE;: Cop,cabini (2:00) . Cll Tha Hol•rmcolllll (I). (J). Amarlcll'l FU1111111t Helme VlCIIol Toddlers hunt lor Easter ~,cat antics. (Rl ·=· R Ar~~:tIiiii !;I ae an 11c1ne: 1!-.ncr RllfiCIIIH 0 AIIMirlcin Oil dliiiOII !IJ Holl)'wood lnlkllr til E1clllng Wlllld of 8pead ..... ......, VlntllgeoQI' raCing; a viiH to the Indy 500 muHUm. D lmbJITanlghl -1111--/WIIIId Report Final Edition II John~ 12:30 (J) . . . . . lliapplng Cll MOVI!: H1n11r Worldng (PG) (2:00) c ,,_ (1). !ftereo. (I) !IJ l'ald Plogram Ill RoK Tilt Magallna r.::•~~~. Kan. (T) e baaln\lnll !"' uncoVer 'evldenc:e related to -. a·clilld Stereo. case. (R) . (I). • Rotulli• Dil'lantl hll ,I CUI Of the blues and BeCky nelda tranaportltion. (R) 1;1 (l) (J) IIIIIOnal Audllfloft Saoletr llpaclale Slireo. C ' 1£:t;;; S . l l r. e O • a• a a rllllln)ln Dci1in W,if*olftllll Tonlgllt (Premllll) Three very dlftetent frelhman coeds live ~r. Stereo. D !1J TUIICIIJ lllljhl F1glda Heavywalgh1 bout: lennox Llwls (20.0. 17 KOs) vi. Mike Dixon (33-1, 10 KOI). 10 rounds, from Mantle City. · N.J. (l) . • Nlahvllll Now D Llrrr King U..l Scarecrow llld MIL King. 0 Fllllllj WOlke ~~ · ··· •Mw•ylll• . ~TheW•• 7~(J)~IIIIllllll . . 7:30~~~~ drl £;1· ' f.:O.lljlftll"'"""' Tanlghl IGil .WhllloiF-Q et:amlfr .Faud Ia I,"'-!: Stereo, 6 . (I). 12:• (J) World T 1:00I!IeNIWt . . · ®e Friday ... 13111: Thl (2:~ereo.Q D Laegue lillllaH New ork Msls at Chicago Cubs (L) C 1111 Prtrneilfte 1;1 1:30 Cll Thi Hontrmoonera (I) D (I) e Amerlca't Funnilat l'lollll A man testa his own blood prnsure; a gin sl~with her dOg. (R) Stereo. ®e 1111 Gunn, R.N. Raollells responsible lor mlklng lur1era1 arrsngementa .. Stereo. 1;1 tiiR- Day II You Alkad for It, Again .Stereo. 8:00 (I) e (I) e MOVIE: 'Tilt Jlwtll of 1111 Nlll' AIC """ f'.:OT~T~ til WlnMrl Darrell Waltrip. (PI 2 al2) IIPildPnigrlm 1:05 (J) Pilei Plogrllll 1:30 (I). NIW1 (J)I Glowing Pllni 1;1 G1 CNNNIWI Ill ~. "--ei: lldl ;:o = NfL Y11r1iook Olliver Broncat 2:00 m• !lle Wlllkl NIW1 .···ltlit···ll NoWs-.c . ®e' MCIYII: Thi • • " 'l!ilil Ill ..... long !I'! 1 of 2) (2:00) ,. il Clunplonilllll Rodeo Mr ~Movii(PGI t•-· !~tw~Thlih From Mllqulta, atlp oliCinllr 2:30 (I) l'ald ....... lllll;orbl Llltlllglll blcOmll jntrlguad by landlord. (PI 1 of :. 0 e MOVII: 'U8' Cl8 ...... Movie (2:00) 3:00 (I) ......01111, ... Mlnull •Ill=-~.:, 11111111 'lllundlr Ster~.lil. (!J Mairlld ... With · CNidiWI Tha Iundy's win I e ill\""" from ~tw, Ind. ;>•ut•n llalll'liciM- ...... · tr1p~1, (PI I of 3)(A) SbrtO. ' 't. ·· Wl1tall 1111 'allbned C8lcil ·1D New Zolfo 1;1 t.OI(J) Nlllw..r 01 a iiPIIIo I:OOIP- .. 1:411111"-== Ill 1;:1 llliiOVII: Tilt . long(PI2of lrpiDflf &=..., 1:31 [I). Htnnln'l HHcl ' viJila II1CI H« m e nto' ldalt ':- .OI'ald 4dlll (J) wcw Main · . . . . . . Naklloaa '. ,. Coach Dauber moves In with Luther II1CI · they end up In a wlkiiOod light.(R)Stereo. Q 10:00(J)e 0 Datall11 NIC Outdated and f10t8!111111)' dangerous mecllcl!les are ~ by pllarmaclsta. Stereo. 7:35(1) Mall!r ~ ........ Los AnQella rs at . A~llrlvei ~ , 1:00 (J)e 0 110111111 BloSsom runa awey after Nick dl~s. of hat date. (R) Stereo. , (I) MOVI : Thi Callfomlt ~Major Laegua 11111111 ChiCago White Sox at Oakland Alhlellci(L) . (I). (I). Civil w.. . , Chirlie and Sydney go on a date; a couple has tllllr divOrce tapad. (Al Cll(J)LIIIInlngio Ill Morell !::1 Nwthim E!pOin Holling._,.., lntc the wikltmesl an.,: ~~:~. AIC r.iondar Night I'M-IIC!" Foollllll New Orllana Sllnta at ChiCago Blall (L) Stereo. Cll (!! Columbue and 1M 7:06 (J) liVIIIy ...IIIII fJt.~t Tanlglll (J) • • • • ,....., Whall of FW1Unl Q Pllftllr flllll IIIIi 1 Star Stereo. 1111 Major ....... 1liiiNI In I play hi wrl1il for llcliool. (A) Stereo. Q ®eMovte iiiTT.Q II !IJ lllwdlr, ... Wrota Q · (L) G W118r 8ldlng From ln<llanapalls (T) II 700 Club With Pat flablrtlon 10:30111 On ..... 8 MaJor lt1gue Bealbal . a~'til-.tlft.lae 7:3511) Major Luiue llillbell San llllgo Pldres II Alllln1a Braves (L) 1:00 (J). 0 au..,1Um LHp Sam blcomela llllvlslon ~. Hrllr ==::5' 1:30 (J). 0 8loHom (Salton f'remlera) BlOssom rune away frcim home alter Nick ;o~· :~= 2t Pol~ geta slclc ao Major Old llllps 1 har"":Jt.:' rtk*l.(R) Stereo. (L) 10:35 (J) MOVIE: 11111J Two IIIII (PG) (2:00) 1t:OO(J)e (I)• (J)• • • eovennu De Olllwl CD Nlwaw&tch ~~E~~(1:30) R• AIHniO Hal Stereo. (I). (J) e FUIIHouH o~~ew•·~ Jllie can't tell the twine :f.'" ll!ir !!!!Y g11 home. llf ~-:;.QAmerlel's Ollilcll 1;1 I:III(J)e 0 MOVIE: '1111111111 Score' N8C MilndaJ. N'8l.!! at Ill Crooilllld CIIIM 1111 Sporta Tanlglit · II Iitman . 11:30 Cll To 1111 ~tereo. . (I). Nigll111111 bal1lltlc-mllalll aubmar1nes; ~~~~~.:~.~ =· IIIIU.S.S. ~.C il•·~ Murplly'a Cloctor ordarl her a• a~e Rucueil11 Six .frlendi IIN!Iall·to ....... a i':: 1o two ;cor bad naat. (R) · ·~ Wlllfllng Sgt. .S.ughler va. Rick (The Model) Mlltel. a~e·,..- DPiolulflngFrom Huntington Beacli, Calli. (T) Larrr King SCINCIOW and Mra. King u..1 (R) Stereo. . a• :.~,. Q 1:30 (I). (I). Helme lnpoiNIIIIIII '11m reillzn ... ~1Urt hiding In hll =· Crime T1m1 Alii!' Prlnla Stereo. Iii!. 8Mo:r• II MO : Thi E-, lilow (2:00) 11:35(J)e Ill Tanlgbt 8llow With a.~~= I;! 1'1~•-Nii• c . ' . 8 11111 Tin Tin, ir-1 Cop 1;1 til Halilvlle.flow Stereo, s=a •• =· 7:30~~~-nlyt 1;1 ~::r=:.£ Taylor ...,.ta his frustrations Stereo. !IJWWF Ill. t:30 (I) New• D :=:'"' . Gil Crooil lnd CliiiM WEDNESDAY be • anake•. fRI stereo: . · lll!Wlb•aa . luMviiQ . 1:00 (J) • . 0 iiHianlllle Dilulta DickY lites to MIITIICI •• Willi t.30 (I) HaWI D THU·RSDAY .!II». Dlllgnlng w- Car1ene takes 0!1 t11t reiPOI)Sibltlly ol'a Glri.SCOUI ·•· Oak._ Alhlltlcl.(~) Cll PuiiiiO Pa fl 1: flrlt eom.ct A hlsiW(c account of event1 surrounding the Pueblos' first confrontation with Eu~na. (0:30) (J) P.D.V. D IlliG IIJ. Nor1lllm EIIJIOIIft Maggie's house bums doJm alttr hat mother nightmares whlll they 'Ht THU;1 AUG. 13 " • ' . i ' EVENING 8 hauiiWQik. ~.=reo· Q ~~-'e" Wllk Munllr, .... Wnill 1;1 Crooll and Chill PI~IIINIWIQ 1:11111• aeiiOVIE: 'llaonlbucll' Cl8 l'rldliJ MoM (PG) (2:06) 1:00(1)• !lle Dlnnwn e.n rune lor public olllct 11111r1•t BP. Rlclillsld< (R) S~ Q 1:30 !2le 0 Coillr 8llow Clair and her okllrlinds reunite and remlnllel. (R) SbrtO. Q (I). (I). Olwlllll Pllni Lukt ls IOn:ed to deoldl HIMi ~go baCk to hll·fatlllr. ~~~~= 1;1 rn CMmpiDntlllp ~.Perkar Llwil Mlkey 200 ·Yra. of,._., · AlmlniC A celebiat1ou or the Olcl Farmer's Al1111111c. Haet WHiard Scott (1 :00) • Wwnen't Plo IIIICh VolllfbiH World Sariel, flnale from Santa Monica, Cillf. (T) 1111 Wwlcl Nlwi II 700 Club Willi Pat Kohler P.!!riUII Ms. Musao. ~ieee~ for It, Agiln Stereo. 1:00 (J) e 0 C.... Sam trill out lor the Bolton Aad Sox"s r.t's .. 1111.10210 Brandon II on I hit &hoW, but hill_ II aiiO(I-Ivtd. (R) SteriO. C · ' 11:00(1). Ill IIOVII!: Pier Mlatr liir Ml (!)MOVIE: Jean ell FlaNIII (PG) (2:00) (J) Club Dall . ®. AraiiiiO Hall'l Wllkllld Jam Stereo. C !IJ MOVII: C.H.U.D. II: iiUd 1111 Cllud (RI (2:00) Stereo. • Dplr liC:IIatlgl IDiillbaiiTonllhl at Ntwa/8pol1l fanlghl 11:30 (I) e WKRP In Clncl1•1111 ~~-~Oiidlllbia II:=.~':!: i ~~..... u.. ®eMonattrt 11J IIOVII: IIIOAIIIng (2:00) 8111 ROiiert Sohlrnrqel. James e Ill WKR' In Cluc~olllll 1111111111 ..... ID ~ P'DD11111 PilyOfte•. 111 round: Cinc:lonaU Roclcli'l at T~ lay Stclm (T) 1111 NlwtNiallt (J)elllwl (2:00) • • 0. llocllll ol Prlnlat:JM (!) r.~ IIIJiwltiiVIIIIil ' 1 .. (2;00) lllllvb llld Novtl1 OZalt . '' i•Cil"• 20/IG aw..,:.i. . u.. IUit (2:00) ' !DMIIII 1oi...,_.The ...... llliOry ollinllt pilllliCtlve II cor\trlltld to I ~~ g..,,...., IIJ..., Ill Aulln .._. 1D llljir L1. .11 11111111lllo'lll' IIG~IIIIOn 10:30i=~li-. l'lltol••msw.p. . ......... . tiiOnlllga , . . (J) ilovll: Iii Ired (2:00) u:eo (I) • .(I) (I) (J) • I ' · (!) Kt:aawallh .• .............. . . R• ArM1.11o 1111s-. ~ • Cnlollllld Cliall . . • I IUI .Tonlllht !Bipoflt Tonlllht II 11•11111 · 11:30(1) Ka11k D Sllllo. 1111 Wtl1ll ..... II.,.. Cll*- Pat I!G~IIIIDft · 10:30()) IIOYII: llldi ... Wid II 700 Club Will Pat ' a 1'1 Plr Awer Uly offers room ind IIOinl to • ~ llllJIIciln, (R) i l l - * !"1;1 1 12:30(J)e WWP ....._ · . Clilllftll luahlillalikert VII. Ni81J IIOyl; CMII, Shawn MICIIUII, llg Bon Min, Razor Ra!non. and Maner Inc.; an~~~~~ iillw with Ultlmilt Warrior; SummtrSiam rapori. De MOYIE: Tilt 1\llllilnltlon ...... (1'0) 10:00ale (!)To 111 Cw*"' Stereo. MOVIE: FIIIIIJ (R) ID~ CUI. (A) to ply lor I a..:. 0h... 1111nfQ 1111111; Stno. llld Mra. King BJ 2:00 (I) Mwllllrl • OCCM-1'( 12:05 (I) 110¥11: P~-~.,. (R) (2:00)1 r eac•- 1111 ..., King IJVtll 8:30i.tl,:m. t=takanly makll I cllnqa conlllt . , Stereo. y " 10:00,()) e ,'I ll LA. Lew Ralllna lljil'lllllll hll fllhlr In a Ill T - Cwo..a11on · SfiPhl!lllll. Sllllo. Ntv. (L) .urnn-. Stereo. ·;. ®e Gunn,A.N. AICIIII anci.Oi •.Dunklllllllr stand-up comecly 11\tr • . carMr ~~~~ . euggnta It (A) llllllewi/Pinnlcll ®. • 1:30 (J). 0 Winge Helin trill Ill Amel1can lluilc lhop . ' lf.t~...~:~·. 1111 Capilli~ ' 12:00 (J). Ill NIW1 1 IIIII.My K111U U..l 1D Ill Wlllld llurnn* NIUhl Magic Ann Jlltlan, IIIII Vtr~~n, Bill Conti, Frank ttaraty 111C1 Saa Workl ......... Slwnu ind lrllndl CllibraW the magic lnd 1llllite ol (1:00) 1;1 Bllkl ....... Mary .A MI.is~ to dll. (R) Clrllljai·(24-0, 13 KO.) w. Jorge LuiS Roman (11-5-1, 9 KOa). 10 roullda, from Reno, ....... IIII==Ciuldl · ·. ~~"':.t~ 1:00 (I) 'Twllaht z(1) e wtw Wlllld Wide WIII:S Oullln Rhodes, Sting Dangeroua Dan Splvly. ••CAN • Niwl n~>.' ' D lpariiCMIIr Engvall, MoniCa ,.,..., Ill tlaiiWIII Now . ' lll'ald. 1:30 (I) Twllaht z- .·l·l!f=u.. ®. Comic llrlp .'{R) (t:QO) OGift deadly than the Bermudll T~. Stereo. C 11J IICr wiCI lll8llt( •Math,.. Now s:-~:::: P~eo. • till. farm !111m. (Rl Stereo. C (J).(J).ftomelrwli'thl MatcaHS .-1 IC 1IMt niW1 ol their pregnancy. (R) Stereo. Cll (J) lll8ryl A man thoughtlnnocaniiS not t111e I Dlnclng 1112 Dlnce """' ere hlkllor the lnWnalkinll modem and Ladn competitions, and the winners of other ClitetegolaorioinM are lhown. Host: Jullll Prowll, (1 :30) Stereo. (J) MOVIE: llbllla'l Filii (GI (2:10) Stereo. llgl61111 People vanilll lntc a place mora lllrdiiS for lOve; Coach Rollertton . 10:30(!) ~ ol t11t 1laCNd Poll The historiC reclaiming by the Omaha 1Tiba of tl1t sacred poll. a splrl1 endowed artifact that hll FRIDAY ' goll baCk to COIIgl ·CliO! ind Frank llkn CIVIl' the much candy. (R) Stereo. II'T1181'1 Mr Doll comtiiC ... ®e~tunter · a~ . . Ieider. (R) Stereo. Q 10:00 (I) Mljor L11111• lallllal CIIICigo Whil1l Sox a1 . LallfolonH GJ MOVIE: Ute of 1M Twtna '8 , lilA ,. • Ill Fied 1M Cllildran With ll!fk". .1111 cwnp e DemAmtr~ca a• sw.o.· . Tonlglit of Ill Rlcli ®etupulloy Cll (J) I!Yenlng at Popt Stereo. . ale Munllr, 8111 WJOtll Janlca becomes the alibi lor an actress· clive~ planned plot, (Ab:,reo. 1,1 ® In lJ'IIng 51-se twins Las and Wes tranl w.st; cousin E1111 trouble. (R) S1ereo. ay~~- ' · ~~ - 6 Cincinnati • Wcii:ld ol,,lplld end ..... Vltit.aQI.Cai' ~ ~: avrilt·to tfit 'llliY 500. muSIUI11. ·· ·TUE., AUG. 11 EVENING 7 : 0 0 i = : : u - 1;1 a (I) D @ 1:0.11J.1180 Mlnulei an 111• CIS -1;1 0 Black Stillion I;J 10:00 !2l D 0 XXV au- EVENING r: • (1) . . . . . . ....., 5:35f.= e-··nd ... ~ ' ( lunder/NM ~IIWithEin ' (!) . . . . . OnllV -~ 8Niwtmabr 0 Allllolt and Coatello 11J W*- lllcll, Kon.r C 1D IIIII of Amlllelln Mulcli 7:31()) Fllnlalonee I:GO(J). IIJ'IXV ..... .•, =O..· E~r:., • (I) Cl~.~~ (T) .,. al). . 5:05 Cll Tom and Jenr'a 'Funhouae 5:30 (J) Tonr "-"'• Joumtl !IJ ._,.. Buddlll 1111 llnkir POA Ooll Digital Clanlc•. llnal round from • Boston (L) , 111e Mlnortty lluiiMn Your 11u11neu ®eo.- Ted AnlwbWIII De In F I l l - - - '111111 and Now IIJ Clllopl Dlpi111CI1Mr 8Day1Nik II Colli Ridge lllnlllriM With D. " - Kennedy 7:30 (I) G.E. Plllliton We Wlllld T-IOW (J). VIewpoint (J) Mallllulca • • Pilei Protlrln! ®lllupMFwceQ 1111 World Today II llilmln 8:0511) I Love Lucr 1:30 (J). 0 NIC Nlwi C Cll MOw Hcan II TOIG (I) D !lle AIC Nlwi Q. Cll Wild Amtr1ca S p. 1;J .. Mtmplil8 t11t Sup,r <;hlvy Shpw at tl1t ........ ~~n~pn · ' IfromChlcki.;l Flit NASCAR Wallllril Glen, N.Y. e- rrorn Ill• ...utr llld ........ Fllllllaull lt.::.,_Q II ,_,_,,...,.lhowciH: '· Ill Wlllld T - (I). Pilei Progl8m ~ lllmiJ l frllncla Stereo. , (J) MoLl...... Clnlup [I) • ..:wtl: Thi Double McGilllln (01 (2:00)' . H'to . . . . II D1r of Rntorltlon With ,._R*-t 7:00 (J) e Robert 8c:llullef With ... Hour ol ,._, 1;1 (I) Mlrlcllt Today (J) Tom and Jlny'a . 8:00 (J). (I). \(J). Ill. De ·oNewa (I)CIIMMal;l (l)..,.._OntTV ~ Ra1111111 Stereo. ,,_ Ui (J).caom. Pyle ' I:GO (J)e .TV CllljiiJ , >- TUESDAY .. ., . •= • '. (PUo12) 5:00(1) ............. . . of till Rlcll Wo (J) s.:::..::r.~·• ID , . "'" I . ~~-~1;1 (J) AndJ,Qdlllth . 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Brereton Jones and five oth· ers were injured Friday when the stale's 12-year.Old executive heli· copter crashed into a rural mvine. An .auending physician said Jones, a native of Point Pleasant, W. Va., had a "moderate" back injur)o. Others in the helicopter had more serious injuries, but none was life·l);rel!tening. The injuries were mioor consid· ering the condition of the wreckage and the site oflhe cmsh. · "We came out remarkably well," said deputy press secrelaly Bill Griffm, a passenger whose ann was injured. "Thank God about that We are exuemely lucky to be alive." Others on board . were state Adjutant General Robert L. DeZarn. state troOper Danny Reed, pllot Jim Cary and co-pilot Logan Weiler. Cary a~ed to have the most serious inJuries, undergoing surgery for a broken pelvis and brokep le~. The .Sikorsky S· 76 model was traveling from Frankt'on to attend a luncheon at Fon Knox when·Grif· fin said there was a loud noise shortly after takeoff. Moments later, Griffin sal~ they smelled smoke and the helicopter slafted ·weaving through the air. ''The pilots really did a hell of a job. From the moment we started to weave back and forth, they did everything they could to try to give . us a S1Cady landing. They worked it aU tile way do\Vn to the ground," Griffin said. · The helicopter bit the downs· lope of a bDI in rural She~y Coun· - .- ty, abput six miles west of Frank· fort. It slid a' short distance and slammed into a ~ at the bottom of a ravine. Its tail section was snapped in two places, tips of its rotors were sheared off and two large pieces of wreckage were nearby. The right front windshield was shattered and . sll!n'ed where it struck the !ml. As the helicopter went down, Griffin said Jones and Reed joined hands and bowed their heads in pmyer. . . Officials declined to speculate on the cause of the crash until an investigation was COf!lplete. ' Continued on A·3 .- -. ' . re!ireil Gilll Academy High School vo-a1 instructor, and one tile co-found~rs or the Gallia County Juaior Fair 43 years ago, has ~~~:ted as orr.cud livestock sale storer since the sales began 41 years ago. Recently, Shaver was oae of 34 leachers and school administrators from nearly 3,000 alumni or The Ohio State Department or Agricultural Education to receive a Diamond Amiiversary Award. entries were UP. by 90 this year·, Deel said, while the number of steers sold remained the same and sheep entries were up slightly . Comparisons with last year's sale show three more sheep were sold this year over 1991, while the tobacco entries were the same. Lee Johnson, Crown City , .... -' ~J!it repeated as an auctioneer at the sale, and he was joined in the booth. by Harry O'Call, Washington Court House. The ringmen were Mark Curry, Jerry Deel. Eugene Elliott, Garry Fellure, Wayne Jividen, Skip Meadows, David Mills, Kent Shawver and Tom Wood· ward. / , ~ ...... ,' '•' ... ~f,,_~o ("1..' -'~ Ill in• • DEMONSTRATION CHAMPIONS· Bob· bie White and Keith Spencer were a:warded grand champion for their 4-H team demonstra· tion on recycling with lbe reserve champion award going to Josh Hager and Sari Putman. The demonstrations were held Friday at the Senior Citizeas Center and were judged by John Costanzo and Alice Wolfe. All four of the 4· H'ers will be traveling to Columbus to partici· pate for more honors at the Ohio State Fair. (T· S photo) Chief justice race heats -up GOVERNOR JONES what he said was a copy of a letter COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The race for Ohio Supreme Coun Moyer sent io court employees, chief justice is reminiscent of 1986 asking them to contribute $200 when then-challenger Thomas apiece. "Judge Moyer should let them Moyer ousted Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze with campaign allega- catch up on their work and stop begging them for money on state tions of politital excesses. Now, Moyer - a Republican time," Gorman said. Jim Gravelle, Gorman campaign incumbent seeking anolher six· year term - finds himself playing spokesman, said Moyer also used defense in ailothcr.lcS$-Ihan-digni· questionable tac:tics in dealing with potential contributors who include lied scntp. lawyers with cases pending before Democratic challenger Roben the Sup~ Court. Gorman of Cincinnati claims Gravelle said the lawyers Moyer is wrongfully soliciting received letters advising that col· campaign money from court leagues on the opposing side in employees. Moyer denies the assenions and their cases are helping raise money says Gorman, who is judge of the for Moyer. He said the letter quotes Moyer 1st Ohio District Coun of Appeab, as saying while such help will not has laundered illegal con.tributions keep him from ruling. impartially, from state employees through a he wiU step down from thcir cases labor union. Gotman denies iL · Last week, Gorman released if asked. ' ' " c~~ ~:t.:;J;~;;:;: crashed shortly after takeoff, injuring all six on board. The governor was said to be complalalng or some back pain, but in good condition. (AP) Gov. Jones, five others are injured in helicopter crash 17 Wily . 20 Mlddla Elll· SinO. - CRASH SCENE • Firemen remon Deputy Press Secretary Bill Griffin from tbe scene after Gov. Brereton Jones' helicopter crashed in Grafenburg, Ky., Friday. The Silkorsky S·76 Prlltl'l ' sl~~~\I\""' oo:ooo . t e ceW&s paid lb Gallia Co1,111ty .youth, Dee! ' said. "This was a great sale at\d we are extremely pleased." Dee! said: "Average market prices for hogs and steers were down, while lambs were up slightly, but not by much. When you look at that, that's tremendous support for our youth and lheir projects. The difference between the approximate market value and what was paid at the sale is really a contribution to the kids." . The sale, which ran for nearly eight hours, was the 41st for steers, the 34th for sheep, the 32nd for hogs and the tenth for tobacco pro· jects. Of all of the projects, bog 0 t a·n a 24 Fllhlon d• llgMrEmlllo Elementary atudlntl arrange a date lor thtlr tllchar. (R) "'ii•iiiill••••- fo~ _ ll,_Jnojc:p· · >Wi~ ·se\· ll~ $ 12 ActorGutaaer BHOiilybetl genua I Large man. of PfOPie 10 - dt France I 1 Aclrtll Charlllt 3 Helped II]). ln11antly reveals whlellllgnure roman· AQUARIUII.Jin. 20-Feb. tt) Be hope. tlcally perlact for you. Mall $2 plu1 a lui regilding tho outcome of events tolong. lllf·IICktrtiMd, ltlmped enve- day, even It the Signals seem a little negBERNICE lope to Matchmaker, c/o this newtpa· alive. You're In a cycle wllore BEDE OSOL per, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH expectations can be fultllled. 4410 t-3<428. PIICII (Feb. i~Whrch 20) Don't go VIRGO (Aug. 21-lept. 22) Initially, It out of your way to oeek challenging or might appear that the breakure going competitive situations today, but, on solely to otllllra today, yet when the final the other hand, don't let them lntlml· • raulta are tlltled, this may not be the date you elthor. You should do OK un· caae. You'll do all right. der pressure. LIIIIA (hpt. ZI-OcL 22) You're both a AR•I (March 21-Aprll 11) Don't take keen o b - and a quiCk leerner to- wour lilt, "''"rlllil or the world too ••rl· IP day. TMie - • 6hould enable~· -·-,_ to .. 'ously today. Treat whatever occurs GIIM~-· gather Information and knowledge that phlloaophicalty; wllat Is dlapteutng can . . . w~ won't be -warent to YGII' cornpantona. · be tumecl Into a pleuurable j 8COIIPIO (Oct. . - . 22) Material e•portence. i condltlona continue to took lmprlll/ve . TAUIIUI (April 20-Mar 2111 Forego Alii- a, tta . again today, 10 be alert for opportunl· anap declliOns today. tnstlld, IIY to tX· . l tlee tnatcould makaor uveyou money. piOfeln depth, any lltuattona that might VIII IIIOuld do qulie Mil In the year There are - a l within rNcll. . ollor ~· a aeco d of I · 1111111 In hlfal-;ta "whlrt you dMI IAGITTAIIIUI ·-· 21 Dec. 21) You: Your f.;;~t could';.. =.lul~n ngt•. ~ ..allhepuiJIJc. Theproducf you ' won't 1ft comfortably In a aubordlnate GIIIM(IIIJ 21-.lunt 10111 your mate • . rollilr CIOIIId be lither tangible or ' role today, 10 don't let thole you'll be· or your cornpanlona have 1 better way ~InVolved with )ockey you Into that poll-! of doing things today, back up a lew 18 ......... 12) YC!Y'reapt to be lion. You belong up front. . ' atepl and play 1 aupportlva role. Your 1111 "'ciUII mootllodaf, llld lt't lm· CAPIIICOIIH (Dec. 12-.lan. 11)1n moat ' part will 11111 be algnlllcant. , . .... 1011 a11n time with klndned lnatances, you•re· tlkety to rely ·mora CANCIII (.hr~~t21..JIIIJ 22) To perlorm ..,.,_ ..... out ,._ whole lmtlel upon your logic than )'Oilr Intuition. your belt tad~)~, You mual be anthull... .... lllln thllr " -· K,_ However, It might be wlae to give the tic about your llllgnmenta. Hthll til. . . 10 101* lor romence lnd you'll IIIIer priority today. ment 1e lacking, your aiiOfll will rtflect ' .... I. Tilt Aalro-Graplt Matchmaker · it. with ~ctivity ·Friday afternoon. The fair's 43rd . edition wound down Saturday ni&bt with the teen dance sponsored by the 0 .0. Mcintyre Park District. u LJ u u uw I:j( liJ~·· IJl ~ I I 1 Jut 2 YaMI through£11 1111. (R) Stareo. VIdea JAYWAUCIN' II VIE~ FROM ABOVE- A ride prol'ided by Alrbursl H.elicopters, West Miffiin, P!!·• g!l,~e Times-Sentmel photographer Kevin Pinsoa an opportuaily to sbool au overhead view or the Gllllla County Junior Fairgrounds ~ it bustled ~w~ ll l!.IULJ l!l lJ~u L:JUl!lLJ lllJ.:J lJlJ !J.:J lJ(c]l!lUUl.J.:J lJtjlJL:Jl!l l.J[jlj l.ill111.1 lJ l!.llJLJLJ Ul!l!Jl.JkjlJlJ cJ (1 [!] 1.1 l.J 1.!.1 .:J [o] l..iU'J ~~ l!l !JL!I!Jl.J [o] kji.j [J!JLJr.J~~lJ lJ[jL:Jl.JIJ LII..JU LIU(c] lll!Jl.JLILJ Ul!ll.JlJlJL:J U !Jl.ii!Jl.J LIUlJ IJUL!JU lll!l.:Jr.J ~l!ll:.l l.Jr.J[JIJ flsh accompan~ l..,j Strllogtnl Aoompany-hlrld peyclllltrtat pull the boys TEN BODACIOUS DOI.LERS H GALLIPOLIS - The total amount of money spent at tho-43al Gallia County Jumor Fair's livestock sale Friday is up b.y mor~ than $5,000 over 1991, testilpony to the· "tremendous support" ,Jocal businessmen and citizens have given to the county's youth over the years, 4-H Agent Fred Dee! commented. A rota! of $199 ,594.84 was spent on the 517 saleable projects auctioned off at this year's sale. The 1991total was $194,136.66 for 424 entries. Figures compiled by Dee! and the 4-H staff showed that $115,959.74 was spent on the 97 steers sold for an average of $1.03 per pound. Hog sales brought in a total ·o f $61,851.40 for 295 ani· mals, an avemge of $1.29. Sheep sales reeled in $19;158.70 for 115 animals, an average of $1.95. The 10 tobacco proje~ts sold yielded $2,625. .· The total CS!imale4,J]l~\,VaJ.!;e tK 8 4 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East As we saw yesterday. you can some- S.uib W.st North Easi times a,void an apparent guess by 2' Pass 3 • Pass keeping track of the opponents' high· 2 • card points. On other deals, such as to- I • Pass Pass Pass day's, you must count their suit 1· Opening lead: " 8 lengths. After East opened with a weak twobid, showing a good six-card suit and 6·10 high·card points, North and South bid aggressively to four spades. . that East had begun wtth three spades, West led the heart e;ght. East won six hearts and at least two clubs. This With the 10, cashed the king and con· meant East had at most two dia· with the ace. Knowing West moods. Therefore, tbe contract had also out of .the suit, declarer become a cerlainty. ruffed hogh .. As 11 ;s usually wrong to Declarer cashed the ace and king of overrufl With ~ guaranteed trump diamonds. Tben he led his low dia· tnck, West threw a club. mond and confidently finessed dum· South, contmued w1th a spade to my's 10. Finally he cubed lbe dia· dummy s Jack, then a spade to the mond queen and discarded his club queen and ace. West exited with the loser to make lbe contract. clu~ queen. Declarer won with dum· ·wen played, partner; said North. my s ace, drew the last trump (West But he had noticed that if South had discarding a club) and carefully cashed his last trump before touching cashed the club king. diamonds (and why not?), he would Declarer had lost three tricks and have squeezed West and not needed was laced with a club loser. Soulh any finesses. paused to count East's hand. He knew Ill LallY King Llvel 1:30 (I). (J). Perfect :BARNEY t92 +to 3 SOUTH .KQI093 .7 6 +A K 3 By Pbilllp Alder ACROSS gn;~l. Ci.. MY NOM WAS GOINEi 10~"1K ME, BUT I f"Uiooi-~R&Ait-IED HER t::O.IIN -ro A CI-IO<l:l),n; JC& ~. .AKJIOH • 82 • J 875 tQJ96~ Step by Stap Alk;ia naeda aupport after being dumped befOre a 5 .MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP EAST ·~42 The World Almanac~ Crossword Puale • Cloolt IIICI Cliltae (J) • WEST +A7 I{)----•- 1111. Amerlelt't Moe! 1:30 (I) • PHILLIP ALDER 14 Secrions, 126 Pages AMulllmedla Inc. Newspaper Livestock sales post significant increase 1-1-11 86 '----------.....J s-·· WELL HOWl LOOtc6 UII.E TH' V~MINT· WNi A LaT CLOSER TIIAN I T-IlT/ , NORTH Sunny. High In mid-80s. Low tonight In lhe 60s. Weather . .....- ...................A-3 Mlddleport......Ppmeroy--Galllpoii&-Polnt Pleasant, August 9, 1992 •Qu • Q 10 6 4 tA 7 2 !Eol Lanc:eloll2:30) 7:051D BtVIIIy Hillllllltt 7:30 (2) e t1J XXV SUmmer 0twm111c Gl,.. Track and lleld. inen't pole vaun finals, women's long jump llnil: volleyblll, men 1 ~~ and women's gold medii g11111: boW' . tannla: wresUing .J BRIDGE ~tereo. 8·7 THAV£S Vol. 27, No. 25 Copyrighted 1992 lnSiructor. "You will improve; the inslnJctor replied, "just re· member lhat every artist was first an AMATEUR,' Stir T::l 1:;1 (L) ~ ., Weaver • Empty • Lunch • Qulll1z • AMATEUR · ' My paintings aren't very good; the woman sighed to her Wbh Sports..........- .................Cl-6 • nuts- you develop from sfep No, 3 below. e r::~:R~UMBEREO I' I, I, 1• I' I' I' I' I' I ~~~·- I I I I lao;TH I I I I I. I • UpCIOee D Conley, Adkins post wins at Skyline Speedway - Scott Wolfe • Page C -2 .. copi!lr will do anything you tell • . <:- it' The new secretary put a "' documenl into copier and or· L E D D AY dered. ····bOth·-···. 7 I I Complore f~e chuckle quofed 1. . . . • . by filling in the missing words I 11J ICIDby Doo I 16 1 S 0 YI N Along the ri~er .............. Bl·8 Business!Farm ...............D1-8 Classified ....................... D2' 7 Dealhs. ..............................A.. 2 Editorai •...,•• _ ..................A-4 I -B-1 D -1 Inside Vinton bean dinner outdrew fair in 1800s. James Sands Page A-6 ~ WOIIcl TOilly Olllmln 8:05 (I) I Lovt Lucy IIJ Gallia County livestock sales Gallia County Junior Fair fair scenes of four tcrombltd words low to form four simple words. i~~ I =.n:t:· . 8l I 75 cents UMI !V!NINO --BI~Y... Sunday WOlD I ON TARGET • Paul M011 or Crowa Cky pitches a aoftball at . the Guyan ToWDJblp Volunteer Fire Department dunkln& boolb Friday at tbe GaUia County Jn(or Fair. He IJIIDa&ed to bit the la'lfl one oat or four (T·S photo by Kevin Pluoo) trif . ·~ . w ~ -------- ··~---- "This is a carefully worded let· ter but the message is clear and its tone is chilling ... it says your opposing counsel is on the bandwagon and you're not. yet" Gravelle said. In denying all charges, Moyer said, "I have not and I will not allow employees of this court to make contributions to myself or other candidates for the Supreme Coun." Moyer released what he said was a memo he sent to court employees, reminding them of rules barring judges from accepting employee contributions and employees from political activities · during work hOurs. . He said he sent a similar reminder to Sheldon Taft, chairman of his re-election commiuee, along with a roster of coun employees. ------- '~ � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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