https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a9d25bc86d8e4f460cb661e9e38db12e.pdf 548f5656fc4d0cb4407f46275960fda8 PDF Text Text Page~ 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Heavy stonns cause flooding in Ohio Valley By United Press International Heavy showers soaked the Ohio Va lif')' and mid Atlanti c sta tes ea rly Thursday, swelling streams from India na to Pen· nsv lvania, while clouds blan· ket ed 1\ew England and heat bak ed the Southwest. Th e Kat ional Weather Service sa id nea rlv thrPe inches of ra in frll ove r Dayton between H p.m. v.:edn esdav and~ a m . Thursdav TorrC'nria l· rains caused sca' ttPr Pd flooding ovrrnig ht in manv areas of er ntral and sou thPrn Ohio Forecasrrr-; pn-~d icted mo re downpo urs Thur sday , Increasi ng th<' flood threat for most of the "i<tl(' _ i\ flood wa tch was posted for oil of Ohio Pxcep t for the <.;ta l(•'" northwl'<:;t co rne r, which v-d c, PXJJI'cting l ighte r rain Thur<>d <l\ H,• ;Jv_v thundcrstorm s in :-, uuth\H'SI l nd li.Jfla ['i1USl'd flood inc: ! hilt l'losrd t•.v·o state high wavs nr cn E\ansviiiP. Light Pr :-. hov.·r r s covrred muc- h of wpst t•rn r.:~ · ntur·k\ bPtwPrn Paducah. (hn·n~ bo ro and Bowl i ng Grrf' n. 1-"l ood watr hPs Wf'rt' po stPd O\·,·r ni gh t lor wes tP rn Pr nnsy l\ - ~ln 1.1 .1 nd p.trts ol We st \ 'i rginia ,~ -. " t·ol cl front sta llr d O\'P f thr ,\l"l'd \Par i\ two tnrhr s of rain '-,(hlk t·d p<.~rl\ of \.\'ps t Virgmi a. pu..,ht ng \l r ·(· t~ m .'-. oq•r thrir tJJ nk o.,. ctnd _ c. torm s dumj)(•d up to d ll trH · h of rain o vrr we ste r n Pt·nn _ ...,\·1\ o~ :J1;1 Slwv-.('1''-. Jl so d.Jmprnt>rl parts ot Mdr :·.- ldnd and ~rw .Jrrsr!'Tt•mpf'r atun· '-' throug hout thr mtd -A t !Jntt c p•gton droppPd tnto !hP up(WI" j){)s 0\TTnight Clou d .'-. -" PI" Pa cl acros s !\r\.1. Fn gl<:~ nd P<t r]\' Th ur '-'dJy d" . . r or m ~ ;tpproarhpd from !lw u-P\1 TPmpNat ures i n northe rn ;\PH' Eng la nd dipp<Pd i n to thr ~O s o\·rrn ig hr. whilP humidit _v in \\'ind :;.,o r Locks . Co nn , cltm t)(' d to ~12 pcrcPn l ThundNshowrr s 1n t he Sou tt--. rapr rPCl olf 0\'Prmght Jllf't brr aking rhr swf'ltcring twa t in thr n 'gion. Tr mpPraturPs rarh TI1Urr;;da\ rangPd from X2 i~ ('h ,l ri<'>IOn, S.C .. to RO in \1iam1 dnd 7~ in Atlanta a nd Knox v ille. Tf'nn Sho wt'r-" and thund ers torm s mO\'t·d through J wid{' a r C'a ol T( 'Xa•-.. \p w :vtf'xico, Ok la homa . Arkan:.,a~ and L o u is i<~na Thur s· da\', whi lr a cold f ro nt m ovin g r;;o uth\.\'<J rd th ro ugh thr r rg lon d ropp0 d rrrnprr(;l r urrs and proclucPd some spvere storm s. W{'dnP-;dav aftPrnoon high s hr ·ld in thr .-<Os in northern Ok laho ma . whilt· the mercu r~· r·t·dc hrd 100 <JhE'ad of !llP fr ont Trl't '" d nd sign s w p n• blown down durin g h Pa \'V thundnstorms in .lackso m ·i lJP . Ark .- \ t ropical \.1.-' 3 \'L' m m· pd ashorr from thC' Culf of MPxico WednC'scla\·. triggl'rin g widl•ly sc att f're U o; howf'rs and an w·casional thun clt• r-; to rm ilcross much of sou th an cl o.,o u t hc a~t Tpxas Thundrrs tonns with hrav y rain rol iPd through Ari?o nd's crn tr ;_ll basin ~pawning flilsh flnodin g nl';Jr SupNiD r and Cl ohf• Hig h '.\·ind .c,_ lightnin g. rw·r·;.J<.;i orul IH•; J\ ' \ rain <Jnd hail N.Y. police • question man in ~nartman' • • • mvestigation By LESLIE \\1NES f'ii:: W YORK 'UP! I - De l ee· ti\.('s Thursda _ 1.· quesUonrd a man who surrf'nderrd to polic f' im·r sltga tin g morr than JO blo"·gun rLnt .JltJ rk.., 1111 ~.~ · o mrn . a ulhori ll f'~ .... . 1 id Po!Jcf' ' a1d rh ~ · ma n su rrf'n df'rt' cl 'A Pdnl•.. ., da: but no r hargrs had bee n f1 i<·d bv early T hu r<;da v . · 'SP\'Pral o,~ tt nPssrs a nd v ict im s madP rf'rtain idPntifira rion s . .. sald poli c P spokesman Ca p t StP ph1•n Davis Da vis clrrlinf'd to givr details of the wltnrsse.s' remarks and said no warrant had hren issued to search tn r unid entified man's apartment . Thr s uspect could facPcharges of rrckiPs s Pnda ngerment. as saul t. o r - If a se riou s injury occu rs - frlon y assault DR. WESTMORLAND POMEROY OFFICE DIET CLINIC PRIVATE COUNSEliNG CALL 992 -5052 ASK FOR JOANN MOVING SALE JULY 14 & 15 3 HP air compressor, antique wheel horse, new 4 hp Kohler eng. wI de<k, I 968 Yardman new eng. oil drums, chains, casters, kerosene heater, push mower !N/R), tools, many other items. 471 59 EAGLE RIDGE 949·2969 were expPCterl Thursday . NATIONAl WEATHER FORECA.ST TO 7 AM EDT 7-13-90 Thursday. July 12, 1990 Lotto jackpot grows to $12 million CLE\'ELAN D t UP! I - 1\o one clatmed the $9 mlllton jackpot In Ohio's Super Lotto drawmg Wed· nesday night. ooosting the top prize to at lea st $12 million for Saturday' s game . lhrough SUMMER CLEARANCE A wes tern heat wJve gripped Ca liforn ia, Nevada and Oregon. High temperatures were ex· peeled to climb to 106 degrees In Las Vegas In Sou ther n California, persist ent tempera! ures in the 90s and IOOs with humidity over 50 percent were making outdoor activities extremely uncomforta· ble. Death Valley recorded a hlgh of 123 degrees Wednesday . Thund e rstorms marched acrQ>S central Oregon. touching off dozens of fires on fares t and g ras sla nd s. Temperatures reached the 80s and 90s In the Willam ettc Valley Wednesday and near 100 in the so uthwest va lleys AT DAN'S 25°/o OFF ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE Ohio Lottery Mets, Reds split pair; Giants win Oail\ t21 Pick-4 9837 EMPIRE FURNITURE 842 SECOND AVE. a= 290 H. 2ND • Vot.40, No .299 Copyrighted 1990 992-3684 MIDDLEPORT, i.l);. 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BROWN SWIVEL CHAIRS NOT 1499.95 ON(Y $41313 ONlY$213 13 1 ONlY SAN CARLOS TAUPE WING CHAIR WATERBED NOT 124q,q5 QUEEN OR KING, COMPLETE DELIVERED ONlY$313 13 ->ft ~ / • BLU£ FlOCK NYLON EARlY AMERICAN NOT 179q,qs BOOK(ASE, HEADBOARD <f QUEEN SLEEP SOFA NOT '1499.9! ONlY S113 13 2 Sections. 14 Pagea 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspapet Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, July 13. 1990 FRIDAY, JULY 13th - 8 A.M.-9 P.M. SATURDAY, JULY 14th 8 A.M.-5 P.M. MONDAY, JULY 16th-8 A.M.-5 P.M. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 (614) 446-1405 Low In mid &es. Cba- of rain tlO percent. Saturday, hiJh near 80. Chance of rain Ill percent. Page4 BOYS. GIRLS, MEN & WOMEN WEATHER MAP - Precipitation should be confined to the southeastern third of the nation today along a stationary front stretching from southwest Texas to Washington, D.C. High pressure wlU Invade the northern Plains from Canada, bringing wllh It clearing skies and cooler temperatures. The western states will l!e hot and dry. (UPI) ~umber MEIGS COUI\'TY En~lneer PhU Roberl5. left, confers wllh GOP KOvernor hopeful Georte Volnovlch following Thursda~ night's summer Southeastern Ohio Regional Council Jaclcson. m~tlng at Apling resigns Eastern post Dr . Dan ApUng, superintend· ent of the Eastern Local School District for the past three years. has resigned and accepted em· ployment as superintendent In another Ohio school district . His resignation Is effective July 31. During a special meeting of the Eautern Local Board of Educa· lion thts week Dr. Apllng'' resignation was accepted and plans made to advertise for applicants for the position. Quali fled candidates should contact John Rleb€1. Meigs County Superintendent. At the mt'f'ting the superin· tendent was authorized to hire a head football coach for the district contingent upon fonnal approval by the board at the July 25 regular mt'f'tlng . Employed on supplemental contracts tor the 1990·91 school year were Pam Douthl11. athlellc dlrE'ctorand head volleyball coach; Ron Hill. assistant foot · ball roach ; Don Eichmger. as sistant football coach ; C. D Mcintyre . assistant football coach; Bill Hall marchin g band director: Ruth Brooks, varsity and junior varsity cheerleader advisor: Don Jackson. assistant volleyball coach, and Carolyn Ritchie, lunchroom coordinator Attending the meeting were Ray Karr, president and members. Bill Hannum . 1. 0 . McCoy . and Jim Smith. To 80! Honored Dr. ApUng will be honored at a farewell dinner party to be held on July 19.6 p.m ., at the HoUda v Inn. Reservations are to be made with Debbie Rose. 985-4292 or Eloise Boston, 985-4331. Wheat crop third largest ever WASHI:-;GTO!\ 1 L:PI1 Farmers wtll han·rst 1 7 billion bushels ot wheat this vrar . thP third · largest crop rver ·despite a sour turn for wintPr whrat. thr government said Thursda,v . fore casting a second ~ear ol sharp recovery from the 198!! drought In its first estimate of the year for OVE'ral! wheat production . the Agrlcuitu"' Department esti mated farmers would har vest a record 549 million bushels of spring wheat , I H million bushe ls of durum wheat and 2.04 bi Ilion bushels of winter wheat. In all. the wheat crop would be 33 percE'nt larger than last vear and the largest slnre 1982 · The winter wheat figure was down 3 percent from Jun<' beocause of wet weathl•r di.lmag(' In the central statrs Evl'n so. it would be thr largest winter wheat crop since 1981 In a companion report . the department projected U.S gra in production would n•ach 307.6 m Ullon metric tons this vrar. up 8 percent from 1989 . Thrcrippling 1988 drought slashedgrainoutput to204 million tons . The projection was highlv tentative because som(' major crops. such as corn. sorghum and soybeans. are a long wa.v !rom maturity . The go,·rrnment will no1 makP ('stima l es on th osP Kansas wa s experted to refiZaJn crops until August . The July crop report ts one of the most signilicant of th r vear bt'Cause it presents the ·first official est imate of L.S . wheat output. Including spring and durum wheat . as well as the fi rst cs tlmate of the oat and barley crops . U.S. wheat production totaled 2.04 billion bushels la st year- an amount that should be matched just by this year's winter wheat crop. Durum production wa s forecast up 24 percent and spring wheat was forecast to rise 12 percent Growers were predicted to average 38.6 bushels of wheat an acre. o.8 bushels better than last year, based on conditions at the start of this month . \\inter wheat. which is plantPd in the fall and harvested the fojlowlng year. accounts for three-fourths of U.S. production. With nearly three-fourths of the wmter wheat crop in the bin. the government estimate of that crop was the most accurate yet The expected yield was lowered 0.6 bushE'Is an acre because of the rank as the :\o 1 wheat · producmg state with a corp of ~60 million bu shels . :-;orth Dakota. ">o. I last year. would be second with J50 .9 million bushels. The government encouraged farmers to grow more wheat this vear to offset two yea rs of drought. Farmers expanded wheat acreage by only I percent but with less weather damage, ha rvested acreage should be up 13 percent to 70 million acres . "That would be the largPS1 harvested 1wheat1 acreage since 1982," the department said when It announced the figures June 28. Oat and barley acreage is down from last year but per acre yield should b€ up sharply . the govern· Moscow, Leningrad mayors exit Party MOSCOW tUPI I - The may · ors of Moscow and Leningrad announced Friday thev are lea'' · log the Communist Party. join· ing Boris Yeltsin In the exodus from the party that has ruled the Soviet Union for seven dt'Cades Moscow Mayor Gavrtll Popov and his counterpart In LE'nln· grad. Anatoly Sobchak, dlstrlb· uted a joint statement, dt'Clarlng that the 28th Communist Party Congress did not undertake the democratic reforms they expected. "Recognizing our obllgallons before the people and before history and In view or the present 1polltlcaH conditions, we have decided to leave the Communl.st Party of the Soviet Union In order to help create a multiparty dam age tn the soft red wintN wheat region . svstem and have greater oppor · tunlty to work as the IE'aders of our two cities." the statement said. Popov, a leading economist. and Sobchak, a lawyer, said they were disappointed that the Parry Congress, which Is ending Frl· day, rejected the formation of poUtical factions, which have been banned since 1921. The defections of the popular and nationally known mayors of the two largest cities followed Yeltsln 's dramatic announcement Thunday that he was leaving the party and portends the emergence of a new gellt!ration of Influential Independent politicians. Sobchak burst onto lhe pollti· Continued on page 10 mrnt sa id Th e department es tlmatrd the oat crop would tota\3745 million bushels, compared to 373.8 m II· lion bushels last year. Barley production was estimated as U4 million bushels, compared to 403 million bushels in 1989. Oat yield was forecast for 60.1 bushels an acre, up 5.7 bushels . The barley yield, forecast lor 53.5 bushels an acre. would be up 4.9 bushels. With the upturn In wheat production. prices were expected to fall. The government forecast an average price of $2 .80 to $3.20 a bushel - down lO cents from last month- for this year's crop. Average pri ce for the 1989 crop was S3.72. Analysts sa id lower prices would make wheat morE' attrac· t!ve on the world market and could encourage buyers to purchase wheat, rather than feed grains, to feed to livestock. Due do curreat weather conditions, the U.S. Air Force Baad of F1i«hl Concert will be beld at tile F1ne and PerlonniDr Ares Center bulldlll( a& the Ualvenlty of Rio Grude Sa&UI'day evealllc laatead ef tile Gllllpolll parlt freolt, Seallar ClfiiCltJ at llle eealer Ia IN )letlllle. Doon wlllopn a& 1 p.m. TlleireeceecertwtUbe(lal p.m. By LEE ANN WELCH OVP News Slafl Pledging to help "forgotten Ohio," George Voinovich ad· dressed the Southeas I Ohio Regional Council Thursday night In Jackson. Voinovlch. a Republl· can, Is running lor governor of the state. Southeast Ohio has been forgot · ten, Volnovich said. noting It needed special attention due to the poor Infrastructure and high unemployment levels. This region Is due highway funding. he said. noting the area has been neglected In the past. The SEORC has developed an Agenda 2000 lor highways, and Volnovich said that Is the first step to success In getting the funding . "I don't see whv It can't be done ." he told members of the SEORC Highway Committe£' Spending the highway dollars In an efficient and e!lt>Ctlve man!K'r Is Volnovich's goal. With Issue 2 and the Local Transportation Improvement Program money. the state has more dollars than ever for highway repair and construe· tion. "We need to get a bigger bang out of our dollar," he said. Another way to help get the funding, Volnovlch said, Is a method he employed as Ch>ve· land mayor - paying for some things yourSelves, IIJ<e teastblllly studies and engineering. Volnovlch blasted the Ohio Department of Transportation and Its director Bernard Hurst , saying things need to change. Highway construction needs to be user·orlented . He said there needs to be convenience for the driver. temporary bridges to limit Inconvenience. establish· ment of well·marked detours better relationships with co n· tractors - lllce paving them on This region is the poorest in the state. but the fanner mavor of CIE"vela nd sa ld the problems herE" are not that different than he saw In the Inner city . Povert;·. joblessness and poorly·educated people are the same constraints to growth. he noted. The method to break the poverty cycle In Southeast Ohio is education . "Educate. educatE'. educate." Vo1novich said If you check in the state's prison system. ap· proximately 80 percent of thE' Inmates are functionally 111\ter · ate. he sa id . · 'Wp have ro intervene early. ·· he said of teaching children His goal is to have every at risk child In Ohio enrollE"d In Head Starr by 1995. Volnovich said Corrections · Department Dlrt'Ctor George W. Wilson will say the need is for more prisons. but admits Head Start would have helped early on. possibly keeping some prisoners out of the systE"m. Volnovlch has two priorities for the state- first to reinstitute family values and secondly lm· prove the educational system In Ohio. " Educatio n is the best Invest · ment" on several levels. he noted It breaks the poverty cycle. reduces the welfare rolls and de<rea•e• the prison popula· lion. ~· hich is already at 150 percf'nt capacity ·' We need to makf' sure WP don't " 'aste anothflr gPnPration of Ohioans." he said Another Voinovich plan to help education is rewarding the good teac her s and wE"f'ding out the bad First. parent.s would rPrPi vP a card on thPir school systrm. and see how it stacks up against tht• rest of the s late Sf'Condl _ , . hf• wants to gin• th£> rPport upper 25 percent of teachers rewards - grants. scholarships and time a !I to gel s peclalized instruct ton. Volnovlch proposes pumping $50 million int o the poorest school systems. those lacking sufficient tax bases . and get them up to average. From there. they can be Improved. The candidate for governor also sa id he doesn't Intend to raise taxes . So. how will the $50 million be fu nded ~ By streamlining the existing departments in govern· ment. he said . In a IO·year period. the state budget increased 180 percent. as opposed to Cleveland 's 50 per ce nt . ·•You have to live within your mean s," he said . Volnovlch plans to look Into each and gel rid of thE' excessto hold down budget lnllalionand eliminate what he calls the corruption and mismanagement tax . "We have to e nd governmPnt shakedown ." hP said. referring to thE' "buy thE' lickets, get the promotion" theory of political offices . The Department of Develop· ment . which he referred to as tile "Dea th of Development" needs to assist potential investors. not forget them . For example. \ 'oinovichciteda friend of his wantlng to locate buslnPSs In Ohio or South Carol· 1na. The Investor sent letters to each deparcment of development and the next day was called by South Carolina. After six weeks , Me had not heard from Ohio's DOD Th e "ate needs to be aggres · sh:p tn serklng bu sines s Inves- tor> . not leavi ng them han~lng Ohio needs to "catc h up . go ahead and be a leader ." Vomo· vlch said limP . Damaged ceiling is repaired at Harrisonville Elementary B~ JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Stall In the Meigs Local School District's first bout with asbestos Insulation. parr of the ceiling In the Harrisonville Elementary was repaired where water leak· age onto asbestos plaster created potential problems. Tuesday and Wednesday . workers for Industrial Fireproof· lng of Belpre removed thr damaged plaster, then repai "'d and painted the ceilings at a cost of $4,500 to the Meigs Local School Board. According to Meigs Local Superintendent James Ca rpen · ter , the school had somE' pro!> !ems with the flashing around the roof which allowed water to leak Into one of the classrooms . The water damaged some of the plaster. Under ordinary cll't'umstance. asbestos plaster Is not danger ous. But wet asbestos plaster becomes friable when It dries: this means that some of the asbestos !lbers may be released Into the air. Friable asbestos Is not accep· table to the EPA's safety standards. The leakage damage Is con· fined to only a lew rooms . WhE"re the plaster has bubbled, It has been removed and replaced to prevent the asbestos from be· coming !rtable. Tes tlng performed by the Glauuer Company of Sl. Albans, W.Va., failed to reveal any asbeStos present In tlte air Inside the schOOl. The tesdng apparatus has a smallpumpwhlch Is used to draw air Into a lUter, the !titer Is lhen examiDed In the labboratory for tra~ of ubestosllbers. Tbe air wiU be tested •Jain for rontamlnatlon followlllll repair of the ceiUIIJ, acall'dltlf to the superintendent. Carpenter said there Ia onlY one room whPrr thr company IS actually· removing as bestos . In ~he other rooms , where the bubbles are, the y are removing thE' lath coat which does not contain asbestos. The asbrstos rpmoval 'IS a complicated process. According to Don Grapes of Industrial F~reprooflng of Belpre. thr arE'a has to be sealed off with plastic sheeting Once the area Is sealed off. a negat i,·e·alr machine is used to help keep the air clean . Workers wear protective clothing and masks and enter the work area through a series of chambers The first chamber Is called the clean room. from there workers go through a shower area. Into the dirt room and then on Into the main work area. To leave the work area. the process Is reversed : the workers shower before leaving 10 avoid bringing out contaminants. Grapes said the work was to have been done by Thursday. Asbestos was widely used In the past as an Insulating mate· rial. Its flre·reslstant nature made It Ideal for wire insulation and fire protective suit s. In th e last several years. however. asbeStos .caused concern among health and safety officials when It was discovered asbestos fib€<> were dangerous when Inhaled. P.\T(;BJNG liP - Jet McOtdre, lelfn, re,lllala ,_,. II tile ...._.tllel!ll!lllftWJIIelllllerlhl•llerwaterle..IIIIIIIMe II aeer •trr te n:plaee....., ul!111lll ..._,..,._. ,, ·' I �Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERE~TS OF TilE MEIGS· MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CH.~RlENE HOEFLICH General Manag er PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller A MEMBER of The United Prrss In wrnational. I nland Dailv Pn~s Association and the American Newspa(X'r Publishers AssociatiOn. LETTERS OF OPINION arr welcome. Thf'v shou ld be less th an .100 words long. Alllf't ters are subi('('t to ('dltin~ and rnust bC' signed with name. address and IE'Iephonr nurnbt•r. 1\' o unslgn('(l lrtters will be pub llshed. LPttPrs should be i n good tastr. dddrrss ing issues. no1 personall rlcs. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 13, 1990 Corterra__________J_a_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_an_d_D_al_e_JI,_a_n_A_t_ta_ WASHINGTON - Looking to Invest In the next exotic resort In the South Pacific? How about an offshore banking haven and communications hub with no Income tax? Corterra, a nation of 12 tiny Islands scattered north of Tahiti. Is supposed to be just the opportunity. Never hea rd of it ? Nell her had we. But the country 's purported re presentatives Insis t it Is for rea l and are touting the t ropica l paradise to the affluent residents of Scottsdale. Ariz Upscale Scottsdale Is a buzz wit h ta lk of i mpend i ng Investmen t opportun· Illes on the Islands. What these people don't know Is Corterra doesn't officially exist; no one rE>eognizes it as far as we cou ld tell after contacting otrlclals from FIJI to Hong Kong to New Zealand and back. It's largely the product of one man' s claim to 12 desolate is lands. Patrick Watters, an aerospace engineer In Utah who moonlights as Corterra's prime minister, says he's spent nearly a decade seeking official recognition. unsuccessfully . To persuadr us as to Corterra's legitima cy. Watters se nt ou r associ ate Dean Boyd a eertifi· cate of recognlt ion from a Norwegian group l'alled the International Council of l nde· pendent States. But when we cnntactpd its director, Gelr Sor -RelmP. In Stavanger. Norway. he told us his group is Intended primarily fo r fun. "Most of our members are Imaginary countries," he sa id . "In fact, you could ca ll us the International council of lm· aginary co untries,'· he said. "In fa ct, you could cal! us the International council of lmagl· na ry s tates " Members range from postage stamp buffs who make sta mps of Imaginary na · lions. to exile groups that claim disputed territories by making up their own countries . SorReime says Corterra is onP of the few member s trying to portray itself seriou sly as a nation. Wa tters' lltrraturr on the Is· lands also claims It has brPn a Western allies facing new world By HElE:\ THOMAS UPI Whil<' llouse Reporter WASHINGTON - Back·to·bac k summit mPPiings haw set th<' stage for what President Bush has called "the new milennium " The recent NATO summit meeting m London a nd the Economic Summit meeting in Houston havr confirmed the poliliral SL'a cha nge that could lead to a more pea ce ful wor ld . Meanwhile, the collapse of the Berlin Wall symbolizi ng the begmning of the end of communism in Euro(lf'. and probabl y eventua ll y everywhere else on th e g lobe. has sen t Westl'rn leaders back to the drawing board. No one would have presum ed in thrir wlidest drPams last yPar that there would be a n engraved invitatio n to Soviet IPadn Mikhai l Gorbachev to address the A tlantic alliancr lair this yp;u or ea rly in 1991. But the invitation was ex tended at thr co nc l usion of the NATO sum mit , on thC' recommendatio n of thr prPsirlent . And the major item on the agenda for thr Houston summ it was hov.· thl' Wrs te rn powers can a id Moscow in switching from a controlled to a free market economy. The United Stat es. pinrht'd fur m one~· and legally rC'strained from g iving direct fin ancial aid. to thp Krl'mlin. madr a pitch for economic tec hnica l assistancr. But some of its allies want to go furthr r and to put -;u me cas h and credits in Gurbachev's hand s to boLster hi s at tPmpt s to tran sform his soc iety before his co nsu m er hungrv co ns ti t urncv bPcorrws too rPstive and deposes him. · · So far. Gorbachev has been able to hold of f his a ntagonists and ro buy timP He has estimated that he ha s to prcxJucro a morr prosperous econo m y in two yrars or throw in th r towrl. There a re still strong hard! in(l'rs in the Bush i:ldm in is t ra 1ion who a rrwary of making a commitment to Moscow . When a reportf>r noted that the L .S. position rov.·ard Ch i n<.~. a totalilarian communist cou nt r~· . wa s soft r>r in terms of aid. than tot hr Soviet l.!n ion. Secretary o f State James Baker reply was " We s hould not lose sight of the fact that there are not nurlf'ar missiles targeted on the L' niled States by China , as far as WP know So the re JS a differPnt situation.·· At the same time. t..: S. mrrlligr-ncc agrnc i e~ havP ruled out thP poss ibili ty of the Soviets star tin g a nu c lt\H war in view of thf' weakness of the War saw Pact and the lack of unit .v in thrSoviPt Union with the rP·I..'mL•rging old rivalr·ir:-- among thr nalionalitiPs. and sevPral rrpublics wanting to b1 r ak awa~· from the central government in Mo scow All in al l. there was more unit y at the NATO sum mtl with the l o nations paving IhL• way for a morr cohrsl\·r- Europe . free of Eas I·Wps 1 Cold War tensions . lhan th e Econom ic Summit v;here thP partnf'r ~ renectcd a "'do it yourse lf"' unit y If the signs are correct, the lack of a Wrstern suprrpower enemv ma y lead to more compPiition and sc h1 sm s on the rco nom1c fron t: And. just as in thr Scn.iet Union, thr unif~· ing force of a co mmon enemy. is fast disappearing Bush does not want th e Unitrd Stat e." to go it alone. 3. nd has bPPn striving to assert the lJ S p lace in th(• bravr nE'w world Hr ha s ~ tatPd on several occas ions !hat th e U.S. troops will remain in Euro[X' as long as they arE' v.·antf'd . But at some paint they mav brrome superflu ous and at that t imr t hi' American people may decidr that after so me~O yea r s. thPEuropt'an cont inent is pre pared to handlr its own securit~·. Or for that matter . thr E uro!J('on s rna .\· drcidf' that thrmsrlvf's . A though! fo r t tw d ,l\ CiHl sum up t'\i' l\thin c I P o (·l 11 obt •rt Fr o"t ··1n thrl'l' word . . I It .E!oc-. on \H Olt' \I ' ll 'i rr · n i' d ~Jboutlifc Berry's World wou ld bfl Sf' nt homl'." So much for labels _____C_on_..:::.g_.C_la_re_nc_e_M_ill_e.r The just co mpleted Oc to ber to June sess ion of the US Supreme Co urt Is now his tory and. though thP pPrspective In terms of timr Is very s hort. I would lik e to devote this wPrk's ('Oiumn to reviewing thP Court's actions during the past eight months and evaluating the Impact thrsP dec isions will have on American society . DurinJ:; this past session. thP Court handed down 1~9 decisions on a myriad o f su bjec ts and co ncerns. While such emotional IssuE's as flag desecration. a bortlon. the r ighi· IO·d le, religious freedom . the death pe nalty and a ffirm a · tive ac ti on got mo st of the head lin es, there was a long li st ol lesser publici zed iss ues that were on the Court' s docket as wel l. The d ecisions on s uch rela · tiv£' 1y mundane mattrrs as go· vernment liability . libel Ia~. antl · tru st m erger s and regu la · torv oversight. though not as cant rovers Ia! and emotional as somr of the aforemen t lonPd subj ects, are ex pected to have a cons iderable financial impact on corpo ra te America and on go · \'E'fnment s a t the state and federal level. The In creas ing tendency of court -watchers Is to put a labrl on the Court' s actions: to rrvlrw thr workings of the Court's ninr jus tices in the co nt ex t of politics They want to package dPci · Ed Meese. call vou r offi ce . It were right. a fter a ll Remember back in the Dark Ages !Wh ich IS how : he li bera ls are t rvlng to make us think of the Reagan era these days I when Erl Mef'sP. In his capaclty as roun sC'Ior to the pres ident. was hauled before some suitably ou tragpd com mittee of Congress to exp lain the growing number of " homel ess"? "Ya know, man. your problem is you 're PARANOID ABOUT CRIME .. I sions Into ne a t lit tle summaries and labe l them liberal or conser va tl ve . While the Court. bv the very nature of It s recent appoin · tees. Is taking on a morr conservative cas!. I think we do the High Court's justices an Inju stice If we try to deflnP every thin g t hey do ideolo g icall y. As this past session so v ividly proved. you can't always predict thP ou tcomE' of an Issue basPd on the philosophical backgrounds and In c li nations of the jurists. .J ustices Scalia and Kenned y. the two newest members of the Court. are pE'rhaps it s two most consisten t ly co nservative ju · rlsls. yet t he y both joi ned with the three most liberal members of the Court . .Justices Brennan. Marshall and Blackmun. to rule that the burning of t he American flag Is a political expressio n. one protected by the First Amend · me nt's right to free speech. So much fo r labels. In lwo potentially costly regu · la tory ru lings affPCII ng govern· men! and the private .sPC tor. thf' Cou rt in effect took s ides with both sides . They giveth and they taket h away . In a ruling that shored up the already ovPrPX · tended federal government 's Pens ion Benefit Guaranty Corporatio n, thP Court prohlbltPd com panles from s hift ing th e burden for debt l adPn pension pl ans tu the gove rnme nt bv dlsolvlng them ancl starti ng new ones Conversely. in a pro-privatr srctor ru ling regardi ng gover nment fin anced mepical services. the Court ruled tha t hos pitals a nd nursing homes may sue statr off!clals under federal law to req uirE- them to set adPquatP rrimbursement ratPs. On First Amcndment quPs· lion s, thP Co urt similar ly was all over the lot With the li beral flag ru ling and with a ruling that prohlblt<>d pol itical patronage, the Court st ruck down what it virwrd r:as ha rrl£'rs to frf'e speech . Yet in thr sa mi' sPssian. the Cour t rulrd that stai rs may makf' it illegal to possess cr rt ain forms of pornography even In the pr ivacy of one's homf'. On a freedom of religion qur~tlon falling under the First Amendm en t. the High Court ru lrd that a statP nPf'dn't excuse a n Ind ivid ual fr om complying with val id criminal la ws even if suc h complia nce is at varia nce wilh thrrpJig-lous p rt:~r ticrsofthr pprson in quest ion The case involved thr use of the drug peyote bv an Indi an tribe mpm brr \n Oreg-on Perhaps the most co nsistent posture ex hibited by the court was on Issues dealing with rrimln;-11 law a nd . in my judgP- men!. this Is the one area where conserva ti ve hard -nose de c!· s lons a re needed . During the past sess ion the court ruled that : pollee may es tablls h highway check points In an effort to catch drunk driv ers: parPnts sus· peeled of chlld·abuse can 't claim F'lfth Amendment privilege against se lf-Incrimination a nd rPfusp to turn their ch ildren over to au thorities; courts may per· mil alleged c hlld ~a buse victims to testlfly on closed~clrcult te levl stan when nrcessary to protect the c hi ldren from the trauma of facing their alleged abuser In cou rt ; state officials may requIre prisoners who are diagnosPd as mentally Ill and dangerous, to take anti-psy chotic drugs with~ out seeking court approval; and , death row Inmates who claim their co nvictions violate their right s a ren't entitled to benefit from changes In const itutional law whil e th eir cases are pending The e ffect of I his last rulin g will be to dr as tically reduce the appeal proceedings that many death row Inmates undertake to stall their scheduled executio ns. In summary, It was a busy sess ion for the High Court, a session that will be 110ted more for the scope and diversity of Its opi nions than for the solid arity of Its vo tin g elements. Do homeless really want homes? turns out thai you • sovereign state since 1974. Wat· ters c laims to trace his lineageand rights - to an Anglo-Saxon sailor named Hagoth who ex· · plored the area In 53 B.C. Not everyone. of course, ac· cept s Watters' Interpretation of history . U.S. officials and numer· ous Pacific Is land governments say that according to lnt erna· tiona! law, five Islands of Waf· ters' nation belong to Klrlbatls. an Indep endent country nearby The foreign secretary of Klrlba · t is. Peter Timeon. declared Wat ~ ters "must be living In a dream world." In his lit erat u re on the country, Watters' only mention of Klrlbatls Is the flne"Prlnt on a map pointing out the five Islands claimed by that country s in ce 1979. Walter tells us that some In Washingt on have been privately supportive of his efforts In the past From 1980 to 1988. Washing ton let Wa tters regis ter a s a foreign agency here for Corter· ra 's Interes ts. The politic! actlvi t ies listed in his rrgistratiorT papers in clude correspo ndPn ct' with a high-ra nking State Dl' · partment offlcal. Watters sa id that his ties to thi s Individual st rengt hr ned aftrr Kiribatis nf'gotla ted a one-year jolnt~flshlng project with the Soviets In thP 1980s . Stalp Dep<~rlmpnl officials assure us th at Washington Is on good term s with Klrlbatls . Th e future of Wa tters' proposed para· di s e. by contrast. appears pretty iffy at best Kl rlbatis' Peter TimPOn tol d us tha t if WattPrs tried t o claim the five is la nds belo ngin g to his govPrnmPnt, " hr Meese correctly noted that some of the m are s lmp l,v the bums and hobos of yore. still carrying on their losing battle with the Demon Rum . Another large batch are the ex · Inhabitants of the nation's men · tal hospitals whom the American Civ il Liberties l.!nlon managed to spring In the 1960s and thereafter In a mlsgu lded burst of kindlin ess - ent hu s iastically endorsed, In · cldenta lly , by the nation's gover· nors, who saw the cost of maintaining mental hospitals drop dramatically. The third a nd lalest·arrlvlng component of "the homeless" are the victims, Innocent and not so Innocent, of the explosion In drug use during those much· admired 1960s. Most of thes e, Including most of the women, a re drug-users themselves; the children. save lor those unlucky enough to have been born ad• William Rusher dieted, are not . Meese explained all this, and then added, under questioning, that many of these "homeless" round as wear her gets on this planet. rarely dropping below the low 40s in mid-wi nter or reac hing the 80s In mid· actually don't want hou sin g. summer . and with onl y half as Well' Meese was promptly burned In effigy wherever two or thrl'f' rlghtmlnded and compassionate people gathered to· gether. His ridiculous contention was widely compared to the ai iL•ged decis ion of some soulles s bureau c rat that ketchup quail· fled as a "vegetable" under the nutrlllon gu ideli nes Issued by the governme nt lor the benefit of the much rain as New York Ci ty. so the occupation threatened to be a poor. But It turns out that Ed Meese was Ias usual I exactly right Mayor Art Agnos, the liberal mayor of San F'ranclsco, has been conducti ng what amount s to a clinical test of the proposition. and It tra nspires that, sure enough, a great many " homeless" people truly don't want hous in g. It happened this way . Two and a halt years ago, a couple of hundred "homeless" decided to camp out In San Francisco's handsome Civic Center Plaza, next to Ci ty Hall , to dramatize the city's callous lallu re to provide them with housing plus, I guess, a ll the other good things they figured they deserved. The weather In San Francisco Is as well-nigh perfect t hC' yrar lon g onr. So therr thPsf' '' homelf'ss" have sq uatted, for 30 months not the prettiest sigh t lmaglna· ble. but testimony to San F'ran cisco's blg hrart. Now however, a fter t he usual bureaucratic delays, the s helters are ready and waiting - and what do you su ppos e~ You land Ed Meese) g uessed It : The major ity had to be forced to move. T o quote rPpor ter Larry Maa tz. ln t hf' San Francisco ~EIGr COMPLETE CAGE CAMP -The BDDUal Melp Marauder Girls Baalletball Camp wu held receotly at Melp Hlp School. Camp Director waa bead Lady Marauder Coach Rolll!r Foster. By PAUL DEFEDE UPI Sponswrller Melldo Pel'!'2, with the help of some rain, added another blzzare chapter In the season of the no-hitter. Perez pitched the seventh major-league no-hitter of 1990 when he helped the ChiCago White Sox to an 8-0 victory over the New York Yankees Thursday night In a game called because of rain after 61-3 Innings . Perez became the first pitcher to hurl a no-hitter In an abbre· vlated game since his brother Pasqua I did It In 1988. This year, fans have witnessed a combination no-hitter; a nohitter thrown by the tallest man In baseball and by the oldest player; two no-hitters In differ· f'flt countries on the same night, followed two days later by a losing no-hitter . Andy Hawkins , who threw his losing no-hitter aga inst the White Sox July I, was the loser again By UnKed Press Inwrnatlonal Today Is Friday, July 13, the 194th day of 1990 with 171 to follow . The moon Is waning, moving toward Its last quarter . The morning stars are Venus, Mars a nd Saturn . The evening stars are Mercury, and Jupiter . ThOse born on tills date are under the sign of Cancer. They Include rather Edward Flanagan, founder of Boys Town, In 1886; television broadcaster Dave Garroway In 1913; HUD Secretary Jack Kemp In 1935 1age 551: actor Harrison F'ord In 1942 (age48): comedian Cheech Marin of Cheech and Chong In 1946 Iage 44) and singer louise Mandrell in 19p4 I age "6) 1 Thursday night at Yankee Stadium. Perez, 8· 7, said the rain bo· thered him. It also saved him from having to get the last nine outs. ''The rain bothered me a little bit,'' Perez said. "It was not a good day for pitching (but) I knew I had good stuff. "I dldn'l think about It (the no-hltter) but when I saw It was the sixth Inning I realized I had to make good pitches. When we came off the lleld, I knew II It keeps raining I got a no-hitter like my brother." Pascual pitched a five-Inning no-hltter In a 1.0 victory against the Philadelphia Phlllles, Sept. 24, 1988. With brother Pascual watching from tile Yankees dugout, Perez, retired 10 straight before rains forced the umpires to halt the game In the seventh Inning after a 63-mlnute delay . Patriots say no to Collins FOXBORO, Mass. iUPll Former Patriots runnlne back Tony Collins may make a comeb.ack, but It won"t be for New England. National Football league Commissioner Paul Tagllabue recently reinstated Collins, who was suspended In 1988 after falling a drug test . Co Uins has made overtures to the Patriois about the posslbUity of returning to his old team, but New Engla nd General Manager Patrick Sullivan threw cold wa · ter on his hopes Thursday. "I told him It would be In everyone 's best Interest If he tried to play foranotht>rteam. He would have a better chance of making 11 back Into the league,'' Sullivan said Coll ins, now 31. tested posdve for cocaine use during a tryout with the Indianapolis Colts In 1988. He had undergone drug rehabilitation In 1986. alter he was Identified following the Pa · trlots' Super Bowl defeat as being one of six Nt>W England players Involved with narcodcs . Although a Pro Bowl performer with New England, the Patriots eventually waived him. Sullivan was also discouraging The Daily Sentinel tUSI'S IIJ.HII ,\ Dlvlll"'- of M•lllml!!lllla. Inc. PVfl')' afte-rnoon. Monda~ throogh Friday. 111 Court St .. Po mt'f"av. Ohio. bv the Ohio Vallf'\o' Publl~hln-~ Complinv JMultlmt'dla.· In(' .. Pomerw . Ohio 41711!1, Ph . !192-IIM. S.· cond chiss poslaJrf paid at Pomer~·. Ohio. about the comeback chances of another former Patriot who fell from grace ovt>r a drug scanda I. Sullivan had said earlier the team might consider bringing back Kenneth Sims. But he sa ld Thursday It would be "unreaiiS· tic" to suppose that would happen. "I think It's very unrealistic to expect that the circumstances under which we'd bring him back are ever going to happen ." Sullivan sa id . Spor18 briefs Buketball The Professional Women's Basketball League named Gary Orr to organize and conduct four national tryout camps through ~ out tile country In late Septrneber and early October . This will be the WPBl's Inaugural free agent-collegiate draft. CoBe1e Kentucky and North Carolina are once again tied lor the honor of being co llege basketball's all-time wlnnlngest school, thanks to a game played more than 75 years ago. Kentucky announced the NCAA had om cla lly added the Wildcats' 26-13 win over louisville In 1914 to the school's victory total. ... Bill Zatulskl was named head women's basketball coach at Adelphi University. He replaces Dot McHugh who resigned alter live seasons . Zatulskls has been top assistant coach the past four years. "! was sitting on the bench rooting lor my brother but hoping we could win too," said Pasqua! Perez, who Is on the disabled list . Meltdo and Pacual Perez became the second brothers to throw no-hitters In major league history, joining Ken and Bob Forsch. The no-hitter was the 16th In White Sox history, the first against the Yankees since 19>8. and eslabllshed a modern day record or seven no· hitters In one season. The White Sox' last no-hitter was thrown by Joe Cowley against Ca lifornia, Sept. 19, 1986. Mark langston and Mike Witt combined for the first no-hItter of the year In April and there were a record four pitched In June. Seattle's 6-foot -10 Randy John· son. Texas· 43-year-old Nolan Ryan, Oakland's Dave Stewart and Los Angeles' F'ernando Va · lellluela were the pitchers. Ste· wart and Valenzuela pitched theirs on the same day . Perez joined the club by striking out nine, walking lour and throwing 90 pitches over six Innings . His closest call came with two out In the filth when Chicago center fielder lance Johnson made a diving catch In right center on a sink ing line drive by Alvaro Espinoza. The previous no-hitter against the Yankees was pitched by Baltimore's Hoy t Wilhelm Sept. 20, 1958. . Johnson's first major league homer gave Chicago a 3-0 lead off Hawkins. 1·7, In the the second Inning . His hOmer followed sin· gles by Sammy Sosa and Ozzle Guillen. In his last three games. Haw kins has lost a no-hitter. pitched 11 score less Innings before losing In 12 and lost a game that featured a no-hitter from the opposing pitcher. · ·J don 't think you could try and rationalize It,'" Hawkins said . "You don 't see three things like this In a career. That·s how blzzare It Is. I guess we still have hall a season left to top it .·· Elsewhere In the AL. Texas caged Detroit 11 ·1. Clevela nd at sca lped Seattle 5·4, Oakland downed Milwaukee 5-J.Toronto zipped California 5·0, Kansas City at Boston and Minnesota at Ba Itlmore were postponed by rain . Rangers II, Tigers I Indians 5, Mariners 4 At Seattle, Mitch Webster's two-run double with two outs In the ninth lifted Cleveland and snapped Seat tl e's six-game home winning streak . The Indians scored two runs off Mike Schooler, 1·1, In the ninth to win for the first time In 37 games they trailed alter e ight Innings. Rudy Seanez. 2-1, gained the win and Doug Jones pitched the ninth for his 24th save. Athletics 5, Brewers 3 At Oakland, Jose Canseco drove In two ru ns and scored another, and Mike Moore scat· tered six hits over e lght ·plus Innings to lead Oakland. Moore, 8· 7, picked up the win and Dennis Eckersley closed the ninth to earn his 27th save, tying Chlca· go's Bobby Thigpen for the AL lead . Teddy Hugerla, 6·3, gave up four runs to take the loss . Blue Jays~. Angels 0 At Anaheim, Calif., David Wells scattered llve·hlts over eight Innings and Fred McGriff hit two solo home runs to power Toronto Into a virtual deadlock with Boston for first place In the Al East. 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At Detroit, Ruben Sierra drilled a three-run homer and drove In live runs to pace Texas to Its filth s traight win. Kevin Brown, 11·6, struck out live In seven Innings to pick up the win. Jack Morris, 8-10, absorbed the loss . PEPSI $5 89 CASE Adwrtlllnl fho.prHmtattvE'. Branham 12. ~ 1!.15 SPRING VAllEY CINEMA MembE-r : l lnlted Press lntiE'I'MUonal. Inland Dau~· Press Auoclatlon and tlw' Subscrlbc>rs not dHirln•!opay rherarr1f'f mav !'#mil In advance' dll"'ft'1 to The Daliv SPntlnel on a J, 6or 12 month blsll. Ci.dit will bt giVfft t'lrrler eacb Today in history (I oa 5 team winner), Mepa Drwnmer (P.I.G. tournament wiDner), Jamie Lamm (P.l.G. loumameot wiDner), Danlelle Gl'lleler (FouiSbootlng·younger age lfGUp), Carissa Aah (Foul Sbootloa·mlddle a1e ;rroup) and Stacey Hubbard (5 oa 5 warn winner). Chicago's Perez pitches 7th no-hit contest of 1990 season Publtsht'd Examiner: "'I'm not going any where,' said Ben Nelson, 39, settled In for the night with a half·dozen cronies In a sma ll cluster of tents near Larkin and Polk streets. "'I'm for damn sure not going to any !deleted! shelter where 1·m stuck behind four walls and locked In a t night and they tell you w he n to go to bed and when to get up and when to eat and when to take a bath."' So somebody owes Ed Meese an apology. And what these clever, lazy s lobs ought to have gotten wasn't shelters but a good swift kick In the tall -two and a halt years ago. Also helping waa lonner Marauder ~coacb Ron Logan. A total ol 22 girls took part In this year's camp. Price AWARD WINNERS- Award wlnnera at tile annual Meigs girls basketball camp were: Flnl row,left to rlghl- Mellcla Haggy (Son I winner), TiHany Foster (5 on 5 winner), Yevette Young (most !l'ee throws high ochool glrla, Moat Valuable Offensive Player), Ashley Roach (100 percent Bustle Award) . Second row - Stacey • • ••r """'""' ro • rHI CHIYSUI•Pl YMOU1H•DODGI•NISsAN SIAII IY. • •••••••••••••• • IJ AI IJ &Jst. Ala. St4-JJ21 �Page 4 The Dilly Sa ltii181 Friday. July 13, 1990 Pirates outlast Pad•·es 4-3 • IQ 15 rungs; Giants top Cards By .\PRO. ALF A&ANO UPI Sporu WI'Mer Je ff King entered the game lor defense and Dann Bllardello was a n eml'rgt'ncy replacement . Together . they provided thf' win ning run Thursday night In t he Pittsburgh Pirates ' 4-3. 151nn tng victory over the San Diego Pa dres . King, the nation's No. 1 draft pic k In 1986, singled home Bllar· dello to e nd the game with two o uts In the 15th. " It 's bef'n like a roller coaster." King said . " I leelllke I can do the job, but so far It hasn 't s tarted to happen. You feel real frustra ted and doubt yoursell . l'd just like to play a bll monco nststent . Hopefully the second half thel't' will he some better things . But we'll see." Btlardello opened the 15th with a walk oil Calvin Schiraldi. 2-2. "n d moved to second on JoSI' l.tnd's sacrifice. King. who rep laced Wally Backman ar third and ha d gone ll-for-3 . improved •·n his .226 batttng avf'rage and ltfted the Pirates to their eighth w1n in nine games against the " He's been tough to figure out. he's been a real complex guy, " Pirates Manager Jim Leyland said ol King . · 'Just whf'n It looks llke he 's starting tocomeoutof It , he struggles . And just when you think he's not going to handle II , he starts hitting, he snaps out ot It like he did tonight." The Pirates opened their lead In thl' NL East to one gaml' ovN the New York Mets, who splltl' a double-header In Cincinnati . The Pirates Improved thf' best home record In baseball to 24-10 In the opener ol a Ill-game homestand . Bllardello. who will likely be sent to the minors when catchf'r Don Slaugh! comes oft the disabled list this weekend, enll'red the game In thf' 12th IMing alwr MIke La VaiUere was bit by a pitch. Bllardello contributed dl'lenstvely by throw1ng out baSl'runners In thl' 14th and 15th Innings . "You try and put a great season Into a week and you can't do that ." Bllardello said ol his limited role. " You put extra Pl't'Ssure on yout'S{'If and you I 'adrPs. Sheehan, Geddes are U. S. Open leaders UCLUTH . Ga. IUPII- Patty 'i h!'<'han. con tinuing her season, eng hot s tl't'ak, and 19llli tllllst I a ne Geddes !Ired record -setting ,; under -par 66s Thursday to . ha re a 2-s troke lead In the : -•in delayl'd opening round of 1!w wome n· s U.S Open golf • hampions hlp . l'l ay " 'as suspended twice I IJUrsday becauSI' of thunder -lor ms . Tht> first. In mid ' ft e r noo n. lasted 65 mlnull's . Thl' "'' ond. at 7: 40p.m . EDT. l'nded pl ay for the day and forced 27 go lfers In tht> 156-playl'r field . to Itaw to walt until Friday morn' ng 1o ro mpll'te their first rounds . 1'111• only of those among thf' l•' •der s was Carolina Keggl. at I· under with one hole to play . J" ilree pta~ers. Sheeha n. 33. c ame Into the (lpr n as th e pre-tournament f " ·or lte a lter winning thr('(' ,,, urna ments and topping the I PGA money list with $4JJ.OOOtn , fl rnl nRs. · It's not a surprise that I'm plavt n ~ well bl'CaUSI' I've been pl a 1·1ng wl'll the past two rn on1hs, " sa id Shrehan, a 5-foor -J I a ll forn lan who opened thl' sea 'U n wi th a victory In the Jamaica Classic a nd then won both the Mc Donald 's Championship and the Rochester International last month . I had a lot of birdies telghll and a couple ol mistakes 11wo bogeys 1." sa id Sh('('han who made six of thoSI' birdie putts from outside 10 feet . ' 'Thl're w~rl' a lor of birdies In our group today ," said Sheehan. who pla yed In the same three-some with Hall ol Famt>r Nancy Lcpez. wbo had six birdies whtk> shooting a third-best 68. and Colleen Walker. who had five while posting a 69. " I was just trying 10 k('('p pact>. When you have threl' people making blr· d k>s, II 's a lot of fun ." The prl'vlous record lor low first -round Open SCOrl' ol67 was set by Llsol~t((' Neumann ol Sweden en routl' to winning In 1988 and matched by Betsy King last year on hl'r way to thl' title. Sheehan said they were all surprised by the relatively easy play ov('r the Riverside Course at thl' Atlanta Athletic Club, sltl' ol thl' 1976 men 's U .S. OJ!Il and the 1981 PGA Champlonsh_ll:'· "We 're nor used playing courSl's like this at tfti Open," s he said . · 1'hey'lltry to toughen It by putting the pins In little nooks and crannies." {a', ..·-·..... ,,... 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August is a good month tor lhe movie wa tc hL•r who want s to be l .)'- transported into the warm a nd wo nd erful world of e ntertainm ent that ap peal s to everyone and I do mean eve ryone. This movie Is a phantasmagoria of music and performance with a fa bulous cas t and d azzl ing spec ta l effect s. • Before yo u accuse m e of bragging a movie into an impos sible thing. I'll drop the othe r sl10e a nd wa tch out be low This, fri e nds and neighbors akd oth · crs. Is th e long-awailed release of rhe Don Bluth film "All Dogs go to Heaven" which is due in the . l • (j \ r\ . stores around August 29. How to d esc ribe a movi e that has the s tyle and elegance of a Walt Dis ney extravaganza and the gritty c harm of a Damon Runyan ta le with the s ubtle wh im sy of a frank Cap ra movie? How to inform you tha t this te lls yo u the story of con a rtis t Charlie Barkin. a dog of poor repute who bites the doggy bisc uit and find s him self In Heaven. My mind Is In turmoil as I s truggle with the dilemma of trying to find a way to tell you how he finds a way back lo ea rth and rescues a human girl from the evil Ca rface Malone. is there any way possible to say how delightful It is to hear the voic e of Burt Reynolds coming from th e lips ol a r ascal llke Charlie as he tries to find a way to turn the power of Anne-Marie to his advantage a t the horse tra c k. And then there is the duet with the giant c rocodile that is a huge Homage lwlth a capital 'H' I to the Es ther William s musi cals and seems to fit without a trace of the ridiculous. What can you say a bout a film that is one great scene after a nother: from the New Orlea n s Dog Pound wh e re Charlie and his tru s ty sidekick. Itchy (with th e voice of funny man Dom 0€-lul sel. escapetrom to where t hey lry to reg a in his c rown and get reve nge on Ca rface . You wou l dn ' t bPiievr how much fun it is to find thr word s tD say how muc h fun this m ovie Is, how much II enchants and entertains without leaving a disturbing aftertaste in your mouth . This has to be one of the best experi e nces to come along In the animated film genre since Ralph Bakshl 's Lord of the Ring movie tha t made 'Hobbit' a houSI'hold word . All Dogs go to Heaven Is a rarit y In the animation field (I won ' I use I he insult! ng word 'cartoon' to describe It ) as II rem lnds us that we never get over be ing a kid even if must live our forever -childhood In the world of others' Imaginations . This movie has the power to make us feel young again - If only for a brief lime- and that Is the greatest magic of all. SATURDAY LONG BOTIOM - !The Lcng Bottom Community Association will have an old-fashioned Ice cream social on Saturday at the Long Bottom Commukltyy Build! ng. Serving will begin at 4 p.m . and will continue all evening. In addition to several Ice cream flavors, there will be sandwiches and pie for sale. There will also be music and prizes durtng the evening . POMEROY - The Second Annual "Oldies But Goodies" Car Show will be held on Saturday from 9 a .m . unttl4 p.m. at the Pomeroy Parking Lot . Registration will be from 9 a .m. until noon, with awards being given at approximately 4 p.m . There will be a $5 registration fee, and the show will be held rain or shine. For further informa lion , please call 992-7013. Brave heart . my friends, we have only a short time to go befo r e It g ets here but the walt will be worth it, trust me. Next month , the world of action-a dve nture beckons and we have a date. So be kind a nd rewind those tapes RA C INE - The Charles and Fannie (Wo~el Bl'avl'r Reunio n wi ll be held Saturday at the Star Mill Park In Racine . Please bring Tobacco, alcohol cause most of mouth-throat cancer PIGG\' 8 .- \fK - In lht !lt'rond ~ameol a double hf'ader. ft<>ds ' Barry larkin and Met s' Tim Teufel lind themSl'h.,. In a m .. l dlfllcull position . Larkin bad a11A'mpted to make II oafoly l•to ""cond on a hll hy Ertr Davis In the third lnnlnc. Reds took tht ""cond game H. ( t:PI) Smith first-round Boston leader Sl:TfO;\ . Ma sol'Plt J ournf"y man pro ~ike Sm tr h. admilting hP usual]~ · pla~·s ·· real bad in th p rain ,· · firf'd a six -under pa r 6~ Thursday to tak e a two-s hotlra d aftpr thefi rsr roun d olth f' ra ln-drla _,·rd S900 .000 El<tnk of Boston Classic Smit h c ar dt-d nine bird w.., agains t thrPP bo~P:-o· s mTr thf' 7. 1111 - ~ard . pa r 71 Pleasa n t \ 'al Jpy Coun tr y Cl ub 1n cr ntral Massac huset ts . Bi l l Glasson and Scotr \ ' prplank "''rr lied for Sf'C'OOd ,"l.! 6/. On!' s hot at1rad of b\" f hrls Perr)'. Scotr Simpson . D A Wetbnn ~ a nd R ick frhr. Showe-rs that began s hort! ~ aftr r 7 am . co nt inued th rou gh 1hE'd ay and dr opped ow•r an inc h of rain on thP trPf'·l inf'd lavout Twent~ four players 1n . thP lU m an fi Pid bellcred par. bur on ly r i ~ht of those sro rPs wpn• rf'cor df'd by aft rrnoon startrrs Smith . pla _, · in~ in th e m orning round . \.\"hirh s.;:n\· p ia~· .'i usprndPd for one hour dnd .1~ m inut rs . SJ.\"f'd par from ).1 lt'f•l on his S("Cond hok' ( Plf'asant \ "dl lr\ ·.., pa r -i II !h, artd bf'gan d run of nmr co ns(•c u!I H' onP ·putr gn'i 'll" 10 off s('! J bJik' drr\·er · If l"d haq• ml"SI"'d thJ! putt on l ht· "f'f'O nd hfi iP. 1hi'i"r ·, no lf'll1n ~Atlal I v.ould hc~\r {, ho t. ~mil h. !11 "hol' ,ll nPcl h t.,pi..J\ 1n g c..rd fo r th<• f 1fth nmt' Ia '-.! fall c~ITN 1\l O \P ar!-. on Th r [uropPan tour T"·o· time l: .S Open c ha mp l urtls St ran.Q:r had a onr·o\·rr 12 a.., did \o :l monf'Y " ·i n nrr Mark Ca lra\'ecrhia . the winnrr hPrr In 198!1 . Tomm1· Armour I II. the n ul ~- orhe r 1up-2o pla ;·er in rhe tourn amf'n t. slos hed to an R(J Smith . cu rrently 132nd on th r m ont>~ list and a top-10 finls her onlv rw lr r in 1990. hand led rh r e lem<•nts bv ha ndling his me ntal outlook. "I usua l I} play real ba d rn lhr rain . I " ·rnt out therf' today wit h no high rx(X'r tarlons wha rSot'W r I jus t sa id I"m not going 10 lrr II bo ther me and do the best l ca n .lust pial a real gOOd round . T his Is Ihe best round J\·e f'\ 'f'r had m Thr ra in. ·· sai d Smi th . Pre tty it wa s n I. T he two- rime Junio r co llegr All Amer ica !rum Se lma. Ala .. mlssedthrgreenon his ll rsr two par 3s and the fairwa y on th e firs t two par 4s he faced . However. a 22 -putl da y kept Smith In contention . Pum .,rm - 992-2124 Plek-Up Ontvr trPP " A pro s ince 1973. Smll h said his two-.vPar tour of dut.v in Europe he i(X'd prepare him for T hu rs da .\ ·s sloppy rondiuons. · liP played in weather llke lhls and ewn wo r se. Hopefully, I lf'arned a frw t hings O\·pr the-n•. but I'm certal nl1 ~lad to be back hf"rP. One reason is I ca n RE"t home qu ic ker Anderson leads Ohio Amateur play S HAR O!\ C F.!\ T ER. Oh to tl'P i i -Cirri<'l' tlle"sSteveA nd e rson <hot a ! -under -par 71. Thursdav in the Ohio Amateur Champio nship at Sharon Go~ Club. gi\'i ng him a '"'O ·day total o f 7 under 1.1 7. a nd a five -shot lrad h ~a dln~ into Frida;·· s final roou nd ..\.ndHson lra ds Sout h Shon·· ~ Ha rold Wa llace. who shot a l ow•r - :l Thursda\·, b~· ft rP ~ t ro kP~ of (ol um bu s anrl \1aJ k T(·lr n co of Au rora arP si" Bna n CROSSOVER BAND Saturday, July 14 9:30 PM-1 :30 AM '2 .00 COVEl CHAIGI Bnd~f'". . . rrokPs bar k at I undPr lt1 Tt•rPrico had Thursda\·· c, b(>.,., ro und. d l under 69 . EWrauSf" rai n forcf'd thp ca ncp l lallon of play 1\'ednt>Sday. th e tou rnament has been rPducPd to three ro und s Instead of four. Sixty -one players made Thurs da; 's cuI of 10-over 15-1 . 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I seemed ro get prerp, decent breaks Some day s II ha ppen s likr t hat Some da ys you drtw II bad . ~ o u · re up a!(al nst a " I wa s thinking today 1 could ger home real quick Ill dkl miss the rut here Over therl' tt's a hassle to gl't back to Alabama I rom Portugal." he said. \'erplank, who last week tied for third at the Anheuser -Busch Classic. sa id his game Is on ta rget alter diabetes-related problem s kl'pl him well down the money list most oltht> Yl'at. · '!' ve been playing gOOd, " said the two-lime tour winner. now 63rd In earnings . "My health Is betrer . EvNylhlng has gotten a little beuer . .. Glasson. a top-30 player the las t two years but 74th In '90, offS('t a s ingle bogey with live birdies . Pleasant Valley's slick hills were no obstacle for the pro who plays with surgicallyimplante d plates In hoth of his knees . 1983 MERCURY tYNX ..................... S13SO ! I .&m u~ I .1m f n 61 "'' • 1tto a.-. ..... ttw: 0.. ........., .... ttwo · I didn ' t drl1e the ball espel' tdllv " ·e ll. but "hen I did drive if 4 Dr., 1uto., air. AM-FM stereo. Sharp little car. II •m to \ltd Sun . Thu" . . . . . . ,... Y••l ............. tl ....... fll Community calendar ----".By:.....:..J...:.:..eff_H_ilte_a-=-ry Rtddoch managing debut lor the Padres . Rlddoch took oVI!r alter Jack McKeon stepped down as San Diego manager Wednesday . '1"here were some things that I thought we did welL but tht>n theff were a couple mistakes we made," Rlddoch saki. "But they made mistakes too. Wl' just didn' t come up snwiUng like a n. and they dkl ." Bob Patterson. 6-3. pitched lour Innings ol scan-less three--hit relief. walklnll two and striking out lour. In other NL action. New York pounded CtnciMatl Jf)-3 In r he first game but lost 3-2 In the second. Pittsburgh nipped San Diego 4·3, Montn-al blanked Atlanta l-0, Los Angelesdl'll'ated Chicago 6-3. San Francisco beat St . Louts 4·2 and Phtladl'lphla trounced Houston 7·4. Me«o II. Beds S, lsi ... .tMf'f'k·• "-.......... .-\.u,, ... Page-5 now. '' Thf' Pirates· Pltlhlh wln In their last 11 gaii\PS ruined Greg I '"'llll II. lliPt Nil I lltll"•. . " · " - ,.,, . . . . . . . lln t"lu• ' · ~rllltr I o.......,I. M•t.......... J · can't. Tllal's what's nn about catchtna. you'no In a position where you can helpyourteamout In olhf'r ways, you can't carry thl' otre..... out the,... But 11 gets frustrating . I feel a lot better At Cincinnati. In thl' lint gaml' , rookie Todd Hundley doubled home the tie-breaking run In thf' eighth-Inning to Ignite a lour-run rally and lead New York to a 10-3 •1ctory . Dwight Gooden, 9-5, won his sixth straight start, allowing nine hits over llt'Ven Innings . In the Sl'cond gaml', Danny Jackson and Randy Myers combined to pitch a slx -hlllo>r hl'lplng Clnrlnnarl to a 3-2 victory . Jackson, 4-2. struck out six and walked two In i 2 J Innings. Expeo I, Atlaala I At Atlanlll , Mark Gardner pitched a lour-hllll'r lor his third shutout and Tim Wallach belled a thrft'-run hOI!lf'r to lift Montreal. Gardner, 6-4. sii'IK'k out 10 and walked none In his second straight shutout. Ht> retired the last17 batters. Tom GlaviRl' . .H. took the loss. The Daily Sentinel Friday, July 13. 1990 RHII, Meta %, !Dd Scoreboard ... Majors By The Bend Mark}s Auto Sales, Inc. 992-3011 (ff) Gent'l'al Haninger Parl!way Middleprt, Ohio 45760 ATLA I\TA rUP II - Tobacco and alcohol. cspec iallv whe n co nsumed toge lher . are the m a jor causes of mouth a nd throa t ca ncers that kill nearly 10,000 Americ ans a year, feder a l heal th off icial s sa id . Heavy drinking a nd tob acco u se are r esponsi ble for a n esti · mated 75 percent of the year ly ora l and ph a ryngeal ca ncer dea ths. said Lind a Crossett , au thor of a US. Ce nte rs for Di sease Co ntrol report on th e s ubj ect. which was released T hursday '"Th ey srem to havr a synerg ist iC effrc1." Crosse tt sa id a bout thP tw o substances . "A subs tan - llal reduc ti on in ('ither risk fa ctor cou ld d ra marica tlv reduce th e dea th rate ." Her art icle. ap peari ng in th e fed eral healt h agency's Morbid tty and Morta l tty Week ly Report, said 9.700 peopled ted In 19B'i from th e tw o kinds of cancers. which togeth er a re the fifth most dead ly form of the dise ase behind cancers of the pancreas.lung and ovaries and leuke mia . Anothe r risk factor lor ora lpharyngeal cancers is age. Among the 30 ,000 people who con trac t thecance rs annua lly , 95 percent a re over 40 , she sa id . Though the incidence of smok tng a nd alcohol co ns umption in the na tion appears to have declined through the 1970s and 1980s among white a dult m en. tobacco use a mong tee nag e r s. wo m en and black s h as increased . " The tre nd s appear 10 have ca nce led eac h oth er ou t to res ult tn a steady rate of mouth and th roa t ca ncers among th e entire popula tion during th e same pertod. s he said. for the pas t 20 years. thedearh ra te from the two cancers ha s re mained s teady at around 3.6 faralllles per 100.000 people. An es ttmated 8.650 people died from th e ca ncers In the United States in 1989. Crossett said . The fatality rate has been abou t three limes higher for men than women. a phenomenon that is tho ught to be likely to change with fluctu a tions In drinking hab its and tobacco u se among the sexes. Sy mptom s of oral c ancer Incl ud e discoloration of areas of the mouth. sores that do nor go away or ha rd lumps . Throat ca ncer symptom s Include difficulty In swallowing and brearhing and pe r sistent hoarSl'ness . Early de tecti on. as with most ca ncers, is one of 1he bes t ways to im prove c hanc es of su r vJvaJ. the re port said . " It 's a ha rd cancer to dete c t bec ause there are a lot of In nocen t thin gs that go on in the mouth that can mock the symptom s. " Crossett said . " That's why It 's especially important to get regular chl'Ckups , monthly if possible, for those people in high -risk groups." Dentists typically a rc c harged with the responslbllty fo r checking for mouth and throa t cancers . But the report noted that those at highes t risk for lhl' diseases seek physician services four times more frequently than the Sl'rvice of den lis rs. The death rates from the two cancers In 1987 were highest in the Distric t of Columbia- 6.3 per 100,000 people - and lowest in Sou th Dakola and Utah. where the rat es we re 1.4 per 100,000 . To tal d eaths the same yea r.t he la test for which grographira\ analysis was ava ilable , were greatest in Califorla . where there were 1.0>3 fataliti es and lowest in Wyo min g. where there were 10. Quirks in the n e w s - - - - - - - - light s, camera. action ... FOR T WALTO Jii BEACH, Fl a. , UPII - A group of budding ro ll ege filmm a kers gor a bit m ore realism than they ba rga tned for in the ir co ps-a nd · robbers film w he n rca l-\ilepolice showed up o n their set and rold them to dr op thei r weapons. T he lilmma kers had bee n vi deo ta ping the opening scPne We dnesda ! a t th e fort Wa lt on Fle ach ma n na and had set of f firrcrackers to simulat e gunfirr. pro mptin g someo nr to ra il authori ti es . " We approached the s ubj ec ts from a ro ncral('d area and did wha t wr normally do: bas ica lly, ordered 1he s ubj ects to drop their wea pons. th en sec urrd thr area. " said Lt. Bra d Williams o f the Florida Marine Pat ro l William s sa id the s tud e nls were '·ar med " with ell -metal re plicas that have p lugged bar rels and no firi ng m ec hanism s. But only a close examination c an dis tingui s h them fr om the rea l th ing . he said . · 'Th ese arr not toys.·· sai d Williams. who noted suc h re p li cas a re purchased throu gh ma gazines or spPri a lty s tores T wo FMP offi ce rs went to th e sc ene. followed by c ity poli ce. They ord ered the s tud ents ro drop their weapons and lie sp read-eagle on the ground. t he n they fr isked th e m . "I was s haking In m y boots . lr was wild ." sa id Ke nny Harris. 19. a s tud e nt at Florida S tate Uni ve r si t v . He r ecalled at least onr offi c er te lling th e bovs not to People in the news-_, By \\lLLIAM C. TROTT United Press International DICE MOVIE BOMBS: A group dedicated to bringing down Andrew Dh.'e Clay sJ ys h1s nPw movie stinks and claims to havr SC' l off a stink bomb in a Los Angrles tll pa ter to prove it. Po lice had no reporl of the incident bul witnesses atrhe theat e r where " The Ad vt'nl ures of Ford fai r lane" was s howing Wednesday night sai d the arom11 of rott en Pggs was nea rl y overpowering . "We're no t t ryin g lo censor him," sa id a spokesman for Activis ts Again s t Sexist Pigs, a group that also c la ims to ha ve defaced Clay billboards . "We are te lling people that sex ism and hom ophobia are nor funn y . We ar e trying to e ducate people abcut his so ca lled comedy . II does s tink . Ills not funny . Ills sexist and hom ophobic "C la y broug ht tears to his own eyes In defe ndin g ltimse lf on "T he Arsenio Hall Show" Tuesday night and was schr>duled 10 ap(X'a r Tltursday night on "The Larry King Show" on Cl\1\. But he can celled when King refused ro a llow Cla y's people to sc ree n lhP incomin g ralls from viewers. RATHER ODD SHffiT: Ca ll him Hurricane Dan CBS a nchorman Dan Rather ha s th e internat ional symbol fo r hu r ricanrs- a circular swirl- sewn Into the crook of the fllbow of his s h irts Rather groaned when a reporter from Mirabella magazine s ported the logo , apparently concerned Ihal it would be construed as another of his errenlricltles . "I shouldn't have ta ke n off m y jacket." he sa id . "It 's a talisman . It 's a reminder of what got me here. It' s just for me . " II was Rather 's coverage of a hurrlrant' . Carla In 1961, that led to his big career break mov ing from a Hous ton television station to CBS. Rather's career has been filled with controversy, power s truggles and strange Incidents In recent years and he'll be writing about them In a new book. "It's not a get -bac k or a revenge book," he says "II will be true tales of television ." ON MENDED KNEES: Pearl Bailey and Ben Vereen are recovering from knee surgery . Batley 's was a much more seriou s o(X'rarlon as doctors In Philadelphia replaced her arthritic left knee with a n artificial joint . "She was n't very talkative," one doctor said. "She didn ' t say any thing tunny ." Dr. Richard Rothman. who performed the s urgery, said Batley was thinking more about another singer who Is In a hospital In the Netherlands s uffering from exhaustion. "She was very concerned abo(lt Ella Fitzgerald," Rothman said . "Her concern was not with her own s urgery but ' How 's Ella fitzgerald .· '' As the rain began to fall. congregation members laughed. wept and embraced each other . Some went out and stood In the cooling dowrpour to offer a prayer of thanks . make a ny fal se m oves. All nine stud ents Wl're relea sed aft e r a s tern ll'Cture. ·we Ins tructed the m that. if they were go ing to do something like thi s In the futu re, 10 let law enforceme nt know and to Inform prope rty owner s . William s' said . " II was a learning experie nce fo r a ll th e boys. That' s for Clerk entranced hy scandly clad woman SUMM E RVILLE . S.C rl: Pf' - As a woman clad in only the briefps t of briefs strufl ed around a convenience store. two of her male accomplices were able to sauntt.'f out with four cases of beer. The woman provided a sufft clenl dist racti on to the 49-yearold c lerk . who had no Idea the beer was bei ng stolen . sa id police Cpl. AI Lapolla. The clerk told Inves tigators he thought lht• men were white. bu r hr wa sn' t quit e surP . He also didn't remember much about the woman's height or hair color ''The part s of her anatomy that hr concentrated on . hP was able to tell us a great deal about.'' Lapolla sa id . The officer said the s tore was not equipped with s urve illance camera s thai could ha ve reco rded the woman 's hy pnotic stroll for posterit y. surr Harris sa id th ey m ay scrap the movie "b€'('ause if' s not som ething worth being shot over." Prayt•rs for rain answered ME1' I'ER . Ga . iU Pli Members of a rura l ehurch in a droug ht -stric ken rural town s tood outsid e In the pouring ra in and looked s kyward in thanks for the downpour they had pra yed for T he co ngregat ion of EvPr green Baptist Church . composed mos tl y of f ormers. began a 2 ~ hou r p rav er vigil Tuesda!· n!gh t for divine inte r vention t o he lp save their crops from lh r hea t As the vigil nrarcd an end Wednesday evening. the rongre gar to n prepared to pra y an ot her 24 h ou rs for relief. T he n the rains came. " We started getting ready to rome down Wednesday night to end the vigil a nd begin anoth e r one. As we got to the rchurchl door. the bottom just fell out. II r a ined stea dy. 3bcut an inch . then e ased to a drizzle during I he nig hl and ramed again lhis morning Eve rybody up here got at lea s t an inch ," the Rev . Tre nny Thomas sa id " II was a feast. II was jusrltke the manna that fe ll from heaven wh en God fed his people ." Golf news Winners In the Tuesd ay mornIng ladl es league at JayMarGo~ Course on July J were Margaret Follrod. low gross ; Elizabeth Lohse, low net and putts ; NclUc Wright . Velm a Rue . Margaret fo ll rod. Joan Childs , c hip in hole On Tuesday . Jul y 10. winners after 18 holes we re: Debbie Sayre. low gross; Norma Custer . low net and low pull s . a covered dish and place setting. Lunch will be served at noon. RUTLAND - The Baby Cody Spaulding Benefit will be held on Saturday from 2 p.m . uklll midnight at the Rutland Civic Center. There will be live bands , a llve radio show, dunking booth, door prizes and ratreshments . The event wilt be hosted by the Wyomin g WoU Band . SUNDAY POMEROY - "Cry from the Mountain" will be s hown on Sunday at 7:30 at the First Southern Baptis t Church, located near Meigs High School. Rev Lamar O'Bryant, pastor, Invites everyone to attend. RACINE - The Charles and Alma Hlnzman -Snlder reunion will be held on Sunday at the Star Mill Park In Racine . A basket lunch will be held at noon. Each family Is to bring a door prize . LONG BO'ITOM The Dzscendants of Geo rge De em will hold their fa ml\q reun ion at Forked Ru e Sta te Park on Sunday at 1 p.m . with a potluck dinner. MONDAY RACINE - The Southern Local School Board's regular meet · ing will be held on Monday at 7 p.m . a t the high school. CHESTER - C hesler Community Bible School will be held at the Chester Unltzd Methodist Church Monda y t hrough Friday from 6: $0 to 8: 30 p.m . each even ing . Classes will be held for nursery through sixth grade. POMEROY - Summer band pra ctice for the Meigs High School Marching Baed will res ume on Monday at 9 a.m . at the high school. Re hearsal will last until noon . Anyone with ques · tlons s hould co ntact Mr. Dingus a t 992-7141 or 1304) 675-7770 . POMEROY The Meigs County Public Librar y in Pomerov will hold a book sale beginning Monday and lasting until Friday from 9 a. m . unttl5 p .m . Wolf Pen happenings Recent visitors of Mrs. J.R . Murphy and Iva Johnson were Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Evans and Jonathan. Harley Johnson and Robert Murphey and Robbie. Mr. and Mrs . Charles Knapp were fourth of July vis itors of her parents, Mr a nd Mr s. Ja ck P e terson of New Lima Road . Mr . and Mr s . Kevin Knapp, Miche lle. Amy a nd Ashll . e n joye d a cookout at t he home of Tom Lavender a nd family of Middleport. Chris tin e Bailey wa s Monday eve ning visitor uf M r. and Mrs . Robert Bailey, Sr. Mr . and Mrs. Richard Wynn a nd fa mily of Berntdjl. Minn .. was last week visitors of her parents , Mr. and Mrs . Howard Thoma Sr. and other relatives and friend s. Ida Murphy and Iva Johnson were t' ourth of .Ju ly visitors of Mr a nd Mrs . Jo seph Evans, Tyson and Jonathan, of Racine and enjoyed th e festivities. Mr and Mrs . Jeff Bole. Horner Hill. s pent the holiday with his mother and other relativ es in Stockport Alfred Church hosting cluster Alfred Churc h is ho sti ng lhe srrvi cr on July 22 a t 7 .10 p.m . T ht• pubi K' is invited . On J u ly 28 at 7 p .m .. Alfred Churc h will hold a bas ket dinner In honor of their new mini strr . Rev . Sharon Hau sman. and her husband. Fritz . Kay and Larry Spenc e r. Racine, were guests or hPr parents, Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Avis a nd r\o rthea st Cl us trr Bob . Guests of Margaret Spencer incl uded Re1·. Sharon Hau s man a nd Nellie Parkar . Mr and Mrs Joe Poole and Will a nd Nellie Parka r a tr e nded a cookout at the Sym es-Sy rop home In Tuppers Pl a in s on July fou rth. Mr . and Mrs . Steve Follrod and Kaltlyn, Athens. attended church and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod . Wildwood Garden Club The Wildwood Ga rde n Club recently mer a t the home of Kathryn Mill er . & fo re the m eet ing opened. Elizabet h Miller played se,·e ra l so ngs on her violin Evelyn Hollon had devotions readmg " The Lesson with the Rose ... Mrs. Miller read selections from Guidepost s. For roll call m e mbers eac h bro ught a rose s pec imen from the1r garden. II was not ed that Mrs. Hollon p rov ided flowe r a r rangements for the United Methodist Wome n 's m eeting and Dorothy Smith and Pa ulin e Enyon provided ar range m e nt s for the Sunday sef\1ces ar Mornmg Star Church . for the program . Evelyn Hoi Jon had a diagram rppresPnting annoy ing bu gs which dpvour flow e rs and gardPn vegetables . Effe-ctive pesti cidf' were dis· cussed . Mrs Hollon then con e lud ed the program with a cont est and prizes were won by Doris Grucse r and Ka th ryn Mill er. For th e a r rangement of the month, Evelyn Hollon used a peace rose . gum branches and dusty mille r in a rrysla\ vase. She also had an arrangement of Pe ruvian d a ffodils. c or kscr e w willow . Iri s leaves and baby breat h in a glas s vase. After the c lose of the meeting, m e mber s tou red Mrs. Miller's flower g a rden a nd the n enjoyed a fireworks display provided by Miller a nd her g randd a ughter . The hostess th e n served refresh· ment s and Dorothy Smith won rhr door prize . The July picnic will be he ld a t the home ol Juanita Wilt. FRI.-SAT.-SUN . WILLIAMS ROB)N IN AND FRED WARD IN 416- t088 Benjamin J. Sol, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Childbirth and Women's Di se ases Both Medical and Surgical Trained In For Appointment, Call 675-3400 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m . ' -· / .:.. . .A ~ - ,_... ' PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV " rl ··ii:.· ' ~ A wor10 WKie Plrtur-.s relene Hl colof Feat wrong BILLY GRAHAM w1th a mew~ of 1\01)1! In 08 . GYN Praclice Since/975 The fltm It toM 1hown Sundey. Juty 15 at the fiflt Sou,hern Bapt•t (7 :30 p.m.lot 41872 Pomotoy Ptkolnoor tho Molgo High School) . I �Ponwoy Middleport. Ohio Page 6 1M o.ily Sentinel friday. Jutv 13 1990 Republicans say budget talks 'in jeopardy' WASHINGTON 1UP II Allll'Y RA!publlcan budget negotlaton said lbe bipartisan delle it ~lon talks were put In jeopardy .. by Senate Ot>mocratlr leailer George Mitche ll. who opp11es a capital gains tax r ut 111les1 Income taxes on the rich are railed Alalltant House R"publlran ~Newt Gingrich of Georgia said Thursday he was ver) Offe!lded at th" tax comments t:ntllle Wednesday by !;(>nate Democratic leader G"orge Mite bell • "It Is outrageous for the Senate ~ocrallc leader to publicly demand hleh"r tax~>S and a muslve 25 percent Increase In lhe Income tax top rate • Gin 1\"lch said on the House floor llefo~ his condemnations were l!uled out of order by House ~aker Thomas Foley D Wash lor violating House rui~>S 'The s.,nat" Democra tic leader Is threate ning to destroy the bud Ret summit Gingric h said Mitchell did not comment on the critiCism But !;(>nate Budget Committee Chairman Jaml'8 Sasser D Tenn said Gingrich s attack on Mltcllell waa deplora ble and uncalled lor because congressional Republicans had previous!} said they would not consider an\ tax rate Increases Rep Bill Frenzel R Mlnn a GOP negoti a tor r iled news paper reports that quoted Mit c he ll as saying there are points beyond which you cannot go on taxes He "as dead right Frenzel told the HouSl' There are those points and he went way past them Since the !;(>nate I Dt>moc ratlc l leader has removed tax poUcy from the (negotiating! t a ble th e summit Is In jeopardy Lack o! good faith may not have torpedoed the whole exer e lse but I as one tbudgetl Family medicine..• ... By Dr. John C. Wolf Goed cuttlnr often k•Y to prewet~ll•at•crow• ....,nail Question I am having trouble with an Ingrown nail on the big toe of my left foot When I had this trouble a lew years ago I had hurt my toe kicking a soccer ball I doll t rememberdolngany!hlng to hurt my toe this tlme Whv do I keep having trouble with an Ingrown toenall • Answer There are se;era l things which could be co ntrlbu t 11111 to your reoccurring problem s with an Ingrown toenail lndl\ ld uals whose blg toe Is twls ted In and sU&btly under the second tOI' are at greater risk of developing this problem as are Individual s with thick nails "earlng shoes whiCh don't pro\1de adequate room tor your toe-s to move as you walk also Increases your risks But, the most common culprit IS Improper cutting of the toe na llu I II try to help you und ers ta nd why the way you cut vour nalls ls so Important When }Ou look down at your big toe It ma1 seem that the nail jus t la vs fl at a eroS< the end of the toe However thr edge of the nail curls dol< n toward the bottom of the loot The skin folds up along thesldeof the nails edge creating a sma ll trench of skin It Is the edgeofthe naU whiCh Is down In the bottom of this skin trench that rauS~>S the trouble Cutting the nail short so thai the end oft he nail is lnsldeof this trench produc~>S a sharp edge that ran push against the skin and puncture It Bacteria Invade the toe t hrough this wound and cau se the swelli ng redness and pain which we ca ll an Jnarown toenail Individual s who have a greater degree of the downward cur. a of the nal l edge also have more trouble with Ingrown nails So to prevent 1ngro~n toenatts 1 recommend trlmmmg vo ur nails straight across not cuf\ed back like linger nalls This keeps the downward cu rv1 ng portion of th~ nail smooth allalo•~ that skm treoch This way there lsn 1 a sharp edge to lrt1tate the skin and make the Ingrown toenail Quaut!on What ca nldolo rm\ tngrown toenatt • AnswN IU the skm at the edge of the nallls just a llttlr trrlt a trd adn ~nder ; ou ma> be a bl< to get relief b) soaki ng \Our foot tn warm water soa pv "a1Pr for 15 20 minutes twtce a da\ Thts softens the skin In thr trrnc hand helps remove an\ pu s producrd bv your bod} s defence against the Infectio n You mus t be ca utious about the way your s hoes lit and the activities )OU do as 1hls heals a nd remember to trim }OUr nails proper!} 1'. hen soaking and protecti ng your toenalllat ls to clear up the I nfectlon 11 Is time to see your family doctor of podiatrist He or she will probabl} ha 'e you continue v. tth the loot soa ks and s !ar l you on an a ntlblollr An Ind ivid ual v. hose nail still does not Impro ve w1th this trea tmen t or -. hose toe Is srrtouslv Infected w11l need to undPrgo minor surgery to rem ove the part of the nail whtch Is s tilt down In the trench This ts a fairl y simple operatio n " hlch Is done In the ol!lca The toe IS us uallqldra mat lca lly better within ada} Havi ng the edge of a toenail re moved doesn t prevent the 1('()('Currence ol t he problem The nail will need to be carefully trtmmed a nd hied untlllheedge has gro~< n o ut past the end of the skm tn that lrl?nr h Those unfor tunate tndlltdual s "ho ha;e se\ e-ral rroccurrences of in gro~< n nalls despite proper r are n•q ul re a dlfferr n t type of na il su rger} The offending side of the nail is remo;ed as before but the correspondmglportlon of the nall matrix- the area where the nail actually grows - will a lso be d estroyed ThLS creates a nail whic h tru ly does Ia; across the top ol the toe The portion o! the na tl "hlch pre' lous l) curved Into the skln Is no longe1 present Your !amll~ doctor or podiatrist will 1£"11 you whPn surgery lS the best rho tee lor 'ou Weather So uth C•ntral Ohio Rain and a c hance ol thunder storms Friday nigh t with heavv rainfall poss ible a nd a low In the mid 60s Chance of rain Is 80 percent Showers and thunder storms Sa1urdav with highs near 80 Cha nce of rain Is 80 percent Extended Forecast Sunday throu&b Tuesday A chance of s howers and thunderstorm s Su nda) and Mon da1 with !atr weather Tuedsav H t~ h s ~ill bP tn the 80s each dav wot h o1er nl ~ ht lows tn the 60s House passes diasbility bUl, food handler provision WASHI"'GTO!\ 1t:Pli - The Hou"' pa,SPd legislation ;banning dtscrlmlnatton aga ms t thr dtsabled that mclud<'s taneuage requiring government r•per ls to det ermlnP which communicable dlseaS~>S such as AIDS cou ld prevent people lrom working a s food handlers The House voted 377 28 Thursda\ on the bill that had been iipproved ~arller In the dav bv House Senate negotiators The :!lenatr plans to act on the bill Friday and President Bush Is ftJJ«ted to sign the measure : The most controversial aspPct of thP bill Involves the food )landitng pro\lslon - one part of the landmark leg is lation that Jlrovldes ciVIl rights to the nation • 43 mllllon physically and mentally dlsa bled persons Under the bill thedlsabled could not be discriminated against 't n employment and would haH to have ready access to public places - such a• restaurants and theaters and stores - and pubtle or private buses and tra ins Hearing and spePCh -Impaired Individuals also would be provided access to special )el~ne services The food ~andllni amendment would require the Department of Hulth and Human Services to publish a list of Infections and communiCable diseases that are transmitted through food )lan-illng 11 acquired Immune d<'llelency syndrome or any other disease appl'araon the list, a restaurant could transfer an llllected worker to other duties whe re no food Is Involved with !10 loll in ulary Health S«retary Lou!J Sullivan has sald AIDS cannot be lran1111ltted throu&h food and that the amendment Is mediCally tiii!Utl&ry Wbell tile House orl&lnally passed the bill It approvod an ameadntenl, sponsored by RA!p Jim Cbapman D Texas, that WOQ!d have allowed mtauraniJ to reaaslgn any worker with a eammunlcablf disease 'nf publiC signifiCance • Opponentl ]laid It played Oil Irrational fears that AIDS could be spread by preparers 1ood summit optimist have lost my Interest In the exercise he added The anll'Y GOP comments came as budget negotiators took a day oil !rom their formal talks to hold party caucuses on stra tegy and how to deal with the last major undlscuued Item on the agenda - taxes Senate Finance Committee Cllalrman Lloyd Bentsen D Texas said a small group of negotiators may hold direct tax talks with the White House But Democrats apparently were split on the Idea and they said no decision had been made 'I m sure we'll be meeting with the White House people Bentsen said I tlllnk finally . that has to be He said meetings on taxes could begin right away but did not say when As usual there are dl!fere nt points of view In that room be said of the Ot>mocratlr strategy session House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta D Call! • said tbere Is a point In any negotiation where declslolll have to be made (and I were at tbat point ' Negotiators are 11ruggllng to cut a dellclt estimated at about $160 bUtton In fiscal year 1991, which begins Oct I II the huge costs of the savings and loan bailout are Included thl" deficit would skyrocket above $200 bltl!On Lawmakers must find a way to meet the Gramm Rudman bal anced budget laws $64 billion deficit reduction target for fiscal 1991 Failure to do so - or to adjust the targets - would result In severe automatic across thehoard spending cuts s pllt be tween defense and dom~>Stlc programs Gingrich and other Republican negotiators sugg.,.ted that the bipartisan budget talks which began May 15 could break of! because of Mitchell s remarks Later, at a news conference GingriCh criticized Mitchell for telling Ills tax position to repor ters rather than to budget nego tlators behind closed doors ·They re going to esta blish a non negotiable position without even coming lntv the room and talking about it•' Gingrich sa id ·Then what s th e point of negotiating• I m not going to nego tlate wtth some gu) that baS> cally tries to blackmail the Republican Party and blackmail the AmeriCan people He said Ot>mocrats forced President Bush to put all options Including taxes on the negotlat log table before tal Its could begin and then forced Bush on June 26 to abandon his no new taxes campaign pledge He said lt u s unfair to make Bush consider a ll options II Democrats will not If he s determined to nego !late this "av I can 1 Imagine concluded Merrick apparently suffered from a different dlsfig urlng disorder called Proteus Syndrome CoUins said the genetic dlscov ery should lead within a few months to development of a test to detect NFl In a significant fraction If not the m aJorit y o! NF patients The lack of a dtagnosttc test coupled wlth the fact manv symptoms do not emerge until adolescence has mad e It dllh cult for doctors treatmg chtldren who may have NF If youngsters are carefully watched many of their tumors ran be removed before they grow large enough to pose serious health threaiS Col llns said But possible treatm e nts such as replacing the defective gene or adding the protem It Improperly codes lor - are much farther off Although NF patie nts should be encouraged b} the latest I achk>vement Coll ins sa td also hope they would not go to their doctor next ~ P<' k and >a\ Have }Ou got a lrPa tme n l \-f" t " It certain!) tsn t gomg to be that soon Port~r Colley an eld er!\ Mas sac husetr. woman affltcted with NF said she feel s the gene dlsro_.r, ts a mira cle e'en t! It does not lead to ~a vs to cure hE>r tumors soon The worst feeling IS that there has been no hope for people with Now there s real hope lor NF peopl<' with NF Co iJPy told a news conference Humans have a total of about 100 000 g~nes contatnmg the blueprints lor life on 23 pairs ol chromosomes Co ll ins s ald he will now turn his attention to the searcll for the gene res ponsible lor Huntlng1on s dtseasP a rare degenerative nerve disease that leads to earlv death a nd killed folk Singer Wood\ Guthrie In two separate s tud1es pub llshed ln the jCNf'nalsSctenreand Cell the Michigan and Utah teams reported they have found a large gene on chromosome 17 Beat of the bend Gathering of family ... By BOB HOEFLICH Come Saturday the Charles and Fannie Wolle Beav~>r Fa mil} Reunion will be he ld at the Star Mill Park In Ra cine All friends and relatives are Invited with dinner to be served at noon Those attending are to take the ir own table service and a covered dish A recpnt guest o! Mrs Ma< garet Parsons a long tlme ele m~>ntary teacher In the Meigs Local School was Gretchen Smith Duling formerly of Galli poUs now living In WIIUamsvllle NY Mrs Duling IS working on her PhD In history and while here Interviewed Mrs Parsons toplck up her thoughts and lacts about longtime teaching ln elementary education Mrs Duling will return In late summer to vlsll wlth other Meigs County Teacllers as well as Gallla County teachers ----...-I ve located another television repairman In case your televl alon set should get sick as mlne did HI' Is John Story. wbo Is a eraduate of Dt>Vry's Inatltute of TechnoJiiY and 11 aa electronics technician - ha1 been lor seven )'I!81'S He '1 prMently employed at RltiMolln Radio and 'IV In Chetter Jolin 'a reported to be an euellnt bncbtniD tUid VCRI. radlol and tell!'vlalolllare bls cup ot tea EVft lbe COIOJIIItefl on the new vehicles are rlrbt clown his alleY You might wut to write that 11 broken 0 1 otherwtse disrupted appears to rauSl' NFI Collins speculated the gene acts to suppress tumor growth If true that would place NFI In the same class as retlnoblas toma Wllm s tumor and other diseases cauSl'd by a genetic defect l"e'movtng the brak e on uncon trolled cell growth Besides pro duclng a sight threa tenin g cancer called retinoblastoma In children !Ia" s In the retlnoblas toma gene are also thought to pla} a ke~ role tn bone ca ncer and other mahg nanci ~>S thai It Is tnoeea possobl<> Clyde \1 \l rll dec d af!ld to Mildred L \\ell Chester Mildred L Well R SA to Eleanor E Lronard and Donn a F R.j!chle Ch~>Ster Eleanor E Lt>ona rd Nlc hl ols L Leonard Sr Donna F Rltchlr and Eugene ,. Ritchi e 8 5A to Mildred L Well ChPst er Southern Ohio Coal Co 2 564A to Scott Nelson and Karleen Nelson Columbia Dorothv l Smith dec d af!ld to Philip A Smith Salisbury Dorothy L Smith dec d a!!ld to Philip A Smith Rutland Lori L VanVranken and Mat thew C VanVranken et al lots 19 & 211 to Cleon Pratt and Sharon Pratt. Pomerov Vllla~e 228 W Motn St, Pomeroy MONDAY THAU FRIDAY BAM 5PM SAT tAM 1 PM CLOSEO MONDAYS ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ORIIYUtiG SHOW 7 !0 ADMISSION 1110 446- 0!121 PRESCRIPTION SHOP the Info down - then you "on t have the problem I did tn trying to figure out "hlch wa\ to turn when the television s hu ts down You can count on A R KniKht retired auto dealer tn the trl count) area alway ' to have at least one project on the burner Presently A R -no" 1s that86• - Is having the entrance way to his home on lincoln Hill Road redone Doing a great deal of the reva mping ls son Vincent JUST A REMINDER THAT WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING AND INVITE YOU TO STOP IN. Brien Reed new editorial stall employee at The Dally Sentlnel will be breaking In a new personal column ln the near future I understand the naw for the upcoming column which will be a reauiar feature has been selected- and all that good stul! But Ill let Brien tell you ahou1 that ln the launching Former Melga resident Olive Weber Is now residing at Cedar Grove Personal Care Center and Is busy In her role with center acttvltles By the way , Olive a longtime accompanist for must cala of thl' Big Bend Minstrel Alaocllttlon. II dolni a lot of plano playtna for the benefit of center residents Jsn t that good news• The addreas by the way, II Box 146A, Roule 5, Cedar Grove Per10nal Care Center. Parlt.enburg, W Va 26101 Too bad we ean't share someot our rail wttll Southern atates wblcb are baViDIJ a hard time with a droi!Pt Wt d alltdly &lve alld tlley'd f)adly take What were you aaybtc about lbe balance ot unillq natu~• Do keep Plenty of Convenient Parktng on the Stds Parking Lot STORE HOURS Monday thru Friday 9AM -8PM Saturday 9 AM -3 PM WE INVITE YOU TO STOP IN TODAY AND OPEN YOUR OWN PERSONAL CHARGE ACCOUNT. PRESCRIPTION SHOP "'·"'' m' •• ,.,, m ...,.. • .,.. Awe. 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II lam s paso Rn BETHA NY - Wo rsh p 9 a m Chu n h Sc hoollO am 8\bl t>St udv Wednesdav 10 a m Dorc as Women s Fl' ll ow~ hlp \Vt"'d nesda\ ll a m tBak en CARM EL - Chu rc h Sc hool 9 JO a m Worship 10 45 a m Sf'cond and Fourth Sundays Fellows hip dinn er with Suttoo third Thursd ay 6 30 p m (Bak er) MOR NING STAR- Church Schoo19 4 ~ a m Worsh ip lO JO a m Bible Study Thursday 1 30 p m !Bak er bPrt E Barton D11ltlm o f Chr l~ !lan Edu rat ion Strve Eb llr assistan t SundaY Sc-hool 4 lJ a m Ma n!n~ worship 10 30 am Teens ln Ac tion 6 m E~enlnll Worsh i p 1 00 p m Choir pra ct 1Cl" 8 p m Sund av Wednesda v evf'nin g prave r and Blbl(' stud)'. DEXTER CHU RCH OF CHRIS1 Rogl.'1" Watson mln l!lter Norman Will gu pt Sunday School 9 )) a m Wors hip service 10 30 a m Bibl e stud) Wf.'dn es '" ' v 'IIH1TF SfH AP E \\FSI n \ 'll r\(1 , Ill' 1!0 H I hllllp Hi df'nour pa t n S nd a\ Sth I 1(~m v..o • hl " r N lU 1 Hlb!f' ~!u d nd .., r~ hl p ~ 'v\1dnt\d{l p m Rl11 o\\ D U I L HCH Or f HR!<;T I 1.'1 n1 1 nd rv. ood m n ~ f'! S n 1 1 '>I t q 1 a m M orn lnj.! \0, or ~ h r 1f1 n F t nln~ \\ nr ht p 00 p m Rt 11 AN!1Al£J F:\1rTH Oni ST i m I 'i 1o Sonn Hu hnn 11 t Sund I ""- h nl G 1!l a m .M nrn ln ,e: \\ n r ~ htp 0 f1 n >.; nd<~ r \ Pnln~ ~ f'f\ 1r1 00 1 1 \ r l! !1 II Cf' pm Y,~J() 111 1 m , 1 h Su nrl • HI T l \'\;D \ Ill R(H O F T JIF '\ \ 7. \ <F '\f <.; mw Aa\f' p Su nrl 'i h I \0 1 rn \\ or h I <;;, I ]( 1! ~ o nr Prop r ~ ~ r l( 'f' li 1 n 1 ~ ~n 11r l !I f' H lrrf. \( 1 n \\rdn r1 f'r lrf' p m '1.1 \S()'\ fill !llH l)f 11-\lllS f ~111 r '>I ~ a~;n n \\ \ n Suncl 11 bl o.;l ud 111 m Wor~hlp II a m 1n v, \h In ,. It Rl f'Stod \l)(a nu I I m 1 I HF Rn ASt;F:MB l ~ ot f til) Oucl r!n.£ 1n1 Mt ~o n \\ \ J '\ lh a k l 1 1 F. f'nln~ Sl 1 It II! p m \'vn n n M nl~t Thu ' d ~ 4 \U 1m \l.f'd n ", } t P t 1 l ndR iblr'>tu d l 'lpm H li S OFRo\PT1S1 CH I TH H S! l t ~ ~~u~t f! Pr ~ Rf' l ~mf'<'R \r rr Sr j Jst 1 Hf' Mkf'\\ l l l !t ! \ <; I Pa~t n r I 1 Hun ph f'\ S S Sup! Su nd a\ Srh on Otm \1 nr nn j! \\n ~ hlpll m Su n ! 1 f' n ! n g ~ PI ko"hpm 'llf'dnMt ~ \f' \ f'n ng p m PORT ! A '0 FIRST f' H\ Rf H OF' THE \\ZARF."\E Wi l l iam I ~~ ~ pas t or ~u n l St"h o Supt Sn nja lu o;; !ts Sund a\ So h 0 li l Oa m mnrn n~ v.. ~hlp 10 40 m Sundav 1nd Wf'<lnpo;;da \ f'r \ NOS ll p m :.11DOI FflORT COMMl '-m fll I Pomerov F: f'nln~ Wor~tl p !II p m Wf'd n e"dllV Pr <nrr Sf'n kf' 00 p m F A ITH B APT I ST CHUR CH Railroad S Ma son So nd 1\ S1 hooi!O am M am ~\Oomsh i~Jlltrr f:vpnln!{ser.lce611 m Pra Pr mf'('llng {l nd Blbll' Stu dv Wt>d nPSda v -r p m FOR~ <.: 1 RUN BAPT IST Re' N\l lf' Bordpn pa" to1 <- orn pl lus Bun c h supl Su ndH Sc hool ~ 30 a m St>rond and four h Sund avs v..ors hlp sf'nlrP at 2 JOp m !'\off MOR I All BAPT I ST F ou r t h ant Maln St Mldd rpar t Rt>" \. I bert Cr al~ l pas 1r M rs En. ln Baum~ard n ("r S nda) SchoolS tpt Sunday S.Choo l 9 lOa m Wor ~ h p SNviN' 10 ~!"! am Sl CIF':SS ROAn CHURCH f' HR 1ST Josrph B Hosk in s f'\an~r ll ~ t SundaY A blpS tud'> 9 1 m Worship l Oam Sun dav evP nln ~ St'nl<'t fi p m W d nf'Sday Pn n~ sr vlu ~ p n PEN TEC OSTAL ASSEMBLY R<nlnr R! IN Wtlllam Hoba r k pastor Sunday S.hGol Hl a m Sund ay rvl' nln ~ ~ f'rv r1 p m Wl'cln ~d a \ f'\f'nln ,~:: sPr lrr 7 p m CARPENTER BAP'IIS I Don Chf'adl't S.upl Sunda' 'ic hoo q 1n ~ m Mo r nln~ 'v\nr~h fl 10 lOa m P r a\Pf Sl'n IN" a IPrn t te Su (l da v ~ TH I lHl R f H Of JESL S CH RIST APOST()( (' FAITH - Nrv. Uma Rd nl'x o FOr! Mf'l,i::" I r k R I and fiobf'rt Richard~ pas tor Srr vlrP " A! p m Of' ,...,.f'dnr~ d n\s and Su nl1 n ~ H ARil! SO"'j\ Ill F: HOLINF:SS C H AP TF R of Th Wr ~ lr' an Holln('l;s \ hu rrll HP\ I tr F' rid <: pa~tor Hrn rv F.bl ln <.;uT1rl t Sr hon Sup Su nda\ Schoo i!O ~ n M rnln~ 'v\ 1 r"h p l a m EvPn ng 1 r I( P 7 10 p m ~l'dnl"id a \ 1'\Pntn~ Sf't' 7 10 p n " 11\FR S\Il l E \\OR:D OF FA /Hi r ar Ho f'r pa ~ o Sund01v Sf't vi CPs 9 30 n rnd pm Mldv.f'f'k ~rl\l<'r JOp r: Th sdJ\ \!IJ)J) [J I OHIIF'\J I (OS! \1 lhr d I< ( I k A tk r I I Sl Ot ( ar l Not .:1 ~ u !1 '>(h O Sup! Sunda..,v <.; h l Hl J m v.. l h l'l~ <t. 'il' \ lor an a~rs ~ t"!<> 1 1 ~ m YIPdnf'Sda v AI 1 Ill p m \ ou tl ""r\ !cf"S Pr 111 IJ m ~( f lF S I \ I I IIOW SHif 12R M l ! S! 'vi (1(11 "')(lfl Br !hf'r ( luck McPhPr~Cil 1 1 r '>und \ ';rhoo 10 ~ n Sulld av n n~: 'i n f".. ~ 1 m an {! tA 'f'ln•~ l .a• or ... a l p 11, m \\1 QL H\PTlST Krnn f'thSmlt h <.;und Sf'hn ol li Ill 1m ( hu nh 10pm \ Oulhl f'llnw'ihlpll :\Op I ~ I I Thu <.d 1 l l p rT ( OSI J. I I ( HTH OL: SF. 1111~ Il l n 1\ n;,rl I rn1 r T n K ll\ pa ~ 1 1 n nn\ I u nb1 1 S S Sup! Su t lt n rn n)! 1 n kt I 1( n S mJ \ t f' c1 lOpn lut d I lhu '>I I~~ I I :JA jJ '\I \\ H \\ !/. in'\F rt 1 ~ ( JH II H OF J I I '\ \ (Ju donS 1Udp1 nr <.; l Sc hu J ll 10 ] m \h ' h lp N tf'f ltl ~~~ ~ u h "f'r lrr Sund]\ I I ) D <.; u II V I 11 n_g sf' f'f' IJ Ill Y. f' t ~ ~~ P a 1 , :.1f !'lin)<! a nd I \ t I s u I~ ' I ' '\tASI Sl-1ri~M~"'lT ( It\ J ( J1 Sun <~hP noun " ' n I'"""' a1 ~ ~ 1 hur -;;o:I H f' n 1 ~ ~f' vlc f'S :~1 W1 1-lH STB/dliS! L HLIHII \1 n \\ \ c1 I i! Sior Bl l Murph\ "un <.; h 11 m Sundt nP n ln~ 1011 l ta \ r m.-.. tin)( 1nd B l blf' stu h " ' (In ... d a 1 11 1 Ill f ~ rYOOl' \Oof'ICOffif' f!l l l AI\DFRFE\\111 I il 1ST Sa l!'m "> Hr' P au l T fl \l 0 t flJ tor S n Ia Schoolll! a m '> unda\ f' v f'n nl! UOJ n Y...P inr-.d t n gpra\1 '(tn~ (){I (] {I \\ " n no: n \\ rtn -.. t If '\ ~ \\IF f 1 n 1< \ f"\ \ \ I ( H l fH H li F II! l h If ] n pa 1 1 Su rl <.; nn 1 1fl 1 rr v. ' 1 f' lrt HI Ula m r r n1nl.' r1 l hp n Dlsf'l ~ f' hlp ~ v.. ron.-....dc IJ m MT r 1\f. r OMM '\In HL!<ll I av..rf'n r flu ~ I" p <.:un r1t "c hnn 111 <~ m <.;und 1 1ml \.1. In I \ r rn n g u n ~hp ~ rr ()11 m l \1TFD F'o\ITI I (HI H I H nn P1 mrrm R PJ ~ R f' Hobf'r F Sml h ~r p ~ ~ n Mrh m D <~kf' "> " s p Su nda v ~ tl oo Q lrl a m Mnrnlnl! Wor .. hl p 10 JO pm Stll 'TH Bl f\IF l \ F \\ fi "'\ ~H\1 ! H 1 ){( I >.;\1 t H1d _g IJ n S \ 'fl -.trf'kr pa i n Sun1! 1\ Sc h OJ m V.. o r ~ hlpSir \ , 10 m Su ml 1 nc ~ 1 nlcf' ~pmV.. r rtnf"ic11 n ;.:h! Hlff' rl 7 (1(1 p m Sermonette CHURcrt ~ m l'lndf'Non p11~ 1 or Sunda\ norn n)l ~Pr F.vrn lnll sl'f\.lt""' Sun~ and pm !I ARTF'OR D CH Lf(fH OF l H H!Sf I,_ IIH ISTI I\N L.: r-.; 10'\ Harl!ont 'r\ \a ltn Oa ld Mc Ma nis pa ~ or Chu rch "< ho(l1 q 10 am Suncl a\ morn nJl sf'r c a m Sunda " r n n ~ ~Pr r1 \0 p m \\ f'dn "da pr 'f'f n p;•lm g " !('{' 10 a m \\.~f'!'da\ l) pm I AIH\HW niR1 ~ ! Hl fU H I f'tm \\\a fU I lil mf"iLI'v..t " Jt~tor " or ~ hlp '!l"n tc M q 1ll a m S 1nda' Schn al I I a m Eve n nJ! warshi p :vl p m Tuf'<; d n 1t J.:f prn 11 mr!' lng nc1 fllbl r Stud 'l 10 a m 'v\ o n;hlp V'n f' f' WPdnr:'ida \ 10pm Ol HSAVlot R 11 111F RANC HL:HOI \\ I nut <~ nd 1-ff' nrv S s Ravrnswood W Va Thr Rf'\ \.rof?P C' Wf' l rlrk p<~ st or Su ndav SChoo! 9 10 ~ m Sund a\ wun hlp 1 >m (A I \ ARY BIBLE ( HL:RCH locatt>d on Pomrrm P kl:' Cou nt v Road 'l n(>ar Flat w(lodS Rr• Bl ack~ uot! past or Serv ln'!i n Sundav al 10 lla m an d ()p m with Su nda\ & hoo19 lOam Bl bl t> Siud\o Wf'tl IH>sd av 7 30 p m SPIRITUAl FAI I 11 FELlOVwSHII S alf' Rou tr JJI( Ant lqu \1\ J1f'v \ I St !' \Oo ilrt past or Sunda\Sf''f\ iCf"S lOam and 7 p m 1 uf'sda\o 'I p m MIDDLEPORT lf\iDEPE!\DENT H011 NESS CHU RCH Inc 15 Pr ar 1 St Re\ h an Mvrrs acting pastor RogcrMan lt:'V Sr Sunday 5C' hoo1 Super intendent Sun dav & hool 9 lO am Morning worship 10 :W a m eH• nl n~ worshi p -r 30 p m lh ednesdav evening Bible s\ Jd\ praver and praise serv i ce 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLIC- Va nZandt and Wa r d Rd Elder James Miller past <J' Sundav School 10 30 a m Worship Serv i Cf' Sundav 7 3l'l p m Blbl e Study Wednesday 7 30pm CALVARY Plt'GRrM CHAPEL Har r! sonv Ui eRoad Rev VIct or Rou sh pastor. Clln!Cil Faulk Sunday Sc hcol Sup! Sun day Sc hool 9 JOa m morning worsh ip 11 H~ S THIS WEEK BEE!" Hll1 ' Nov. th at Su mm r 1 1s hr re we arP not thi nking ~ IJ(UI \.\.In! PI Summf'f this pas t wpek Is norm al Hot Hot Hot 'A f' also knO\.\ about th a t Othe1 pla ce that 1s Hot H o n rr and hoW"' ' Wr give tha t othrr place lit tle thought unl1 ss son f'Onf' rl ro.; and v.r ta lk about hra vrn and hell Wher e do we sta nd? Ca n our I iff' be "0 bu sy we ha\P no tlmf' to think about t hr hrrr aftpr? J<.; l lv ng In th e v.orld so 0\rr power in g th at til our thoughts an d act ions are concrrnt>d tbo ut fu n plrasulf• wo1k and !a mil\ onl v for tod a)? \'.h at Is the most Important th ong In ou r ow n lift and our fam lllps? Today Is imp ort ant but tomorrov. also Is wort h thinking a bout Ea tin g toda} Is good bu t what do "'t' ha vr for tom orro"? l sn t that also Im porta nt Whv do we have cr ll ars and dr rp frrrzers? Whv do we ca n food a nd prrserve mrat f'verv ¥ea r to tak f' rare o! to morrow l sn t the jelly a nd jam and m"m a lade and canned fr uit goo d In wlntpr? Oh yes wf' sav lt is wondPrful but 1 don' ' ok eto ta lk about death and d1 lng II Is a part of life Wt> Chr istians havP It over thosf' paga ns a nd heathens w ho don t know thPre Is a t omorrow I t Is one of tv.. oplacPs weal! will go Heaven ts a jov and delight fo r rver a nd rver and hell that Other place Is only pain torment sorrow ughllness and hot hott er and hotter yet Maybe thi s Summei hea l wave ~<Ill put our thought s and minds on what Is truely Important God heave n Chri st as Sav ior and r ternlt\ whr re )ov shall abound lor ever and ever and ever Sum mer Is great fun a nd a wonderful sPason but let us not fo rget thi s ext reme period of heal and the m essage it gives to us He aven Is always jus t right tha t Other place Is forever all wrong Wher e do you want to ~., - Postor William Mlddleswarth \ I \f' " HLIH H rT h 1 1 1 IT I b ( ". u I I I u [ n l M't !- Sun t I I n H m pm t>f "'' hp 111m l MH ~I IJ 1 L M\' Thrd Tm srtl\ Ill nn ( n 1 u11 r !1r~ Su n I H 1usman ~ M hp t1 rr < u h ( m STfR St hnol \U a m Hthl rS tud 1hu r'L it 1 m IMV.. fr l hut<;(lt 11 ( n mun on I r s Su dilv II<Jusmat ti ! 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SA.l\ATlO\ \HM't I I~ Bi.l!Nnu \\t PomP 0\ M.J s Do 'h nm~ m ( hargr a\\,(/ lfu flH Establi sh< d m l ,llf lll\ 992 2121 992 -2975 RAWliNGS COATS EWING FUNERAL HOME /1 204 Condor St Pomeroy OH 271 North IKond Moddleport Ohoo POMERO\ Cl-IU RCH Of TiiE '\\?A RENE Cort'f"r UnKJn and Mulh:'rr\ Ri'l. Thomas Cl('l'l M cf'lu~ pam.- ~onn.:m I Tl"" " s S Su fl ~ rrur. SchoO. It •1 rn rnorrtn~ woro;hlp 10 XI a m ~cmnR sr f"lC'(' t. p m rrud-wf'(' k ~n1C'f' \\ rdncsJU'\ p n I.RA.fE E PISCOPAL (1-ft;RO-l :tlti r :.tun Sr Pmnf'ff1\ Su rli 3\ !ill rv\f'fo!.. Hot 'Omm urnon on hr tlr'il Sl.J nd I\ 1! t K h rno n1 t mrl romtlnf'd v. lh mn rlnJ,! p 1\ r un th Bill QUICKEL GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES PRESCRIPTION SHOP rRINrn OO t\GREG\TIO~AL t HU!KH t'hr Rev Roland '1'.11atlan pasta- Cllurrh POMEROY, OHI0- 992-6677 7811 NORTH SECOND AVE 114 E Maon 992 S130 Pomeroy Ill North Second An SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESRV I flOWIRI FOR IVIRf OCCAitOft SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev 0 Q•bln Krlly 011. 804 W M t~ .n 99113 18 Pomerov Veterans Memonal Hospital Pomeroy COLONY THEATRE C 0 S BY Pomer.. OH . ol Col umbu ~ 0 )]H "'"CSJ PreHnpiiOn '!. Helen Fell dec d cen ol trans to Alm a Mar shall Pome rov VIllage Kenneth Wa llbrown and Char tene Wallbrown 5A to Teresa Barber L<'banon Orval l WII~>S a nd Bettv J Wiles pa rce ls to John H Wil es Pomeory Village John H Wiles !16A to Orval L Wiles and Bett' J Wiles Pomeroy VIllage Ja mes W Whitlatch and Vlrgl nla E Whitlatch parcels to Richard Lee Ste,. art and Donna Darien• Stewart Sallsburv Mav Holte r dec d a!lld to Harrv 0 Holler Sutton Clarence C Wolf J r and Wanda Lou "otf 4 l/3A to Clarence C Wolf Sr Ch1'8ter Sprltg & S11111tr Ho•tt 204 Condor St ~l( Jld mun y 6rh\ ~~~~~! ru ~ m!'t'l\n~tiOOpm BILL ~ fl'n SWISHER & LOHSE the progression of other types of tumors particularlly bfaln tum ors said Raymond White who directed the Utah effort ReSl'archers said It Is also possible that two sma ller genes embedded In the genetic re glon spanned by the large NFI gene rna~ play a rote In produr lng the dlseaSl' Previous re Sl'a rch had singled out the s maller genes as possible candl dates lor the l"F ca u sl n~ gene but no abnormalities of those genes had been tdentt!led In NFI patients GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES lit SERVICE 1 16 P J ohn F Fulti Mgr Ph 9'n 1101 Pnmerov 992-5432 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT TEAFORD REALTY MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. (row's Fomtly Restaurant Fnlurl"g l<twlulk~ Fried Chlden tile NF gene will be Important In FRIDAY THRU THURS -w This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By Th e Interested Bu.•wesses Listed On This Page. Property transfers CompUod by Emmo1on• Rohltln Congo Recorder Melp County. Ohio '"" - J -fXrERIENCE 111E JOY Of 'RELIGION any future budget negotiations getting anywhere Gingrich said of Mitchell I don t lblnk ho!lom lines bv a nyone while the discussion Is going on '"rves any useful purpose • said Sen Pete Dome nlrl R N M a GOP negotia tor Mitchell said Wednesday he would oppose any budget agree mentthallncludes Bush sralllor a r ut In capital gams taxes on the sale of asset s unless the agree ment also raiS~>S the top mr ome tax rate lor the wea lthies t AmeriCans from the current 211 percent to at least 33 percent Ot>mocrats have criticized Bush s push for a capital gains tax cut as a tax giveaway lo the rich who would reap the tlon s share of the benefits Mitchell said raising the top Income ra te to 31 percent or 32 percent was absolute!} unac reptable to him and that he would prefer the top rate be 3~ percent Gene discovery opens window on NF, cancer Y.ASHINGTON IUPII Scientists announced the dlscov ery of the gene that causes a common genetic disorder once called the Elephant Man s Dis ease and speculated the same gene may help trigger some types of cancer Teams from the Universit y Michigan and the University of Utah said Thursdaythey have Independently pinpointed the e l uslve gene for neurofibromatosis I or NFI Researchers have been searching for the genetic culprit behind the dls!lgunng neurological disease since 198i 1'oda} we have opened a window Into what has often been a forbidding cavern called l"Fl It Is a major mtlestone but It Is just the beginning said Dr Francis Collins who headed the Michigan effort and who last year helped dlsccver the long sought cystic fibrosis gene NFI afntcts about 100 000 Americans and strikes about one In 4 000 ba bles worldwide making It one of the mos t common genetic disorder s about as widespread as Du chenne musculardystrophl The disease causes uncontrolled gro" th of nerves and other tissue predisposing people to learning disorders brain tumors and certain forms of cance r There Is no cure lor either!\ Fl or NF2 a similar but much rar er disorder caused b} a dlllerent genetic defect ThHause of NF' Is also unknown Most NF patients have llght brown splotches on their skin called cafe au Ia it spots and man y suffer !rom disfiguring tumors o! the nerve network Some also suffer from more Sf'rlous tumors that can cause deafness 01 blmdness de!orma tlon of hones a nd curvature of the s pine The disorder has often been ra iled Elephant Man s DIS ease after John Merrtck a 19th century Englishman whose s ton of overcoming ad\erslt y was turned toto a hit play and a movie But doctors have recently l'omeroy-Middleport OhiO t-nday. July 1 J, llflfU ' •' I ~ I '' 't I I •I I ! I• • I J �Sentinel Business Services Classifie -- TO PLACE AN AD CALl 992-2156 MONDAY thru fRIDAY I A.M. to 5 P.M. ' , Davs SUNDAY .,..• Metg~ . Gat11a Of ffW •lrl\ ""•c-• I IQ dlscowftt to• at• cs-•1 '" •ttv•nct "llfte lt4J - Ot ...I-IV lftd ,Ouftd ldl und• , ~ Wr>ldl Wtll lJI rvn J •• 1 II no eh wga , •ftnce at lor elt 1111111rt"' doublt o••ce ot td COil ~7 " " " ""''"" ont¥ u•CI *Sentm .. 1'1 not ,..ponslble tor ~rrrort atrer hrst fl¥ tChtci , ..,._ ~OfS fwlt d.., ad u1nt 1ft P...., l Cell b_.o•• 2 00 p rn d ... aft .. P~CII~ t(l mlkeCI)HeC1ov" "Ads rhll mwstD-• aNICIIn ldltance are C.r111 ot In Mtmor'trn •d •API~ MHOfl Co Arw1Code11• A,e.coocl04 44t - G.IIhpohs ti2 - M•ddl•o" Pom110" 1'7&-P1 387-Ch•hnl 240-"•G Grenell 2&6-Gu.,.r~ Ottt WI - 2 00 PM TH"RSOAY Public Nollce MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT STATEMENTS Combined Finonclll R-n of the Board of EdueaUon F'"'* Yoor Ended Juno 30. 1890 GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS Oper1ting Trenttlrt·ln 10.073 49 Advtnca -1n .10,801 79 Refund of Preor Y•ara Expend . . 1.270 08 Op ... etint r....-.o.. 117.486.1181 - .......o.. 111.6111211 Refund of Prtftl' Ye•t Rocoipto . 11.631 471 Totll OtMr Fin Sou"*'iU•ool . 173.242.67 ExC41t Aeceipta/Sourc. OveJ/ {Underl Dilburt. • Othor Public Nollce Fed. ,..,,.,.. . 338 oe2 14 Operating Tronoloro·ln .. 21.610 88 Advonc:oo-ln ... 11.681 28 Aofund of Prior v••• hpond. 1.11011 04 Dporotlng T,.,.,.,.o.. 121.680.111 AdvM-Out 111.6111.21) Refund of Prior Veert Roc..plo . 11.1131 471 Totll Othor Fin. .......f\IHOI .. 11441,141 34 E.-ce~t Receiptt / Sourc• o-IIUndO<I o-.ro . • Othor Us01/No1 .. 1320.0111 121 Soolnnlng Fund Cah llalaneo .... 1.232.311712 Ending Fund,j;uh Bolonco . 81Z.2t2.30 Anerved for E""""""oncoo ... 17.272.03 u:~...,.od Fund ~on .. ...... 816 020 27 INtU ... .. . 721 .028 10 lnvwtmMit .. 191 .Ze& 10 TOUII Fund Bal- Pttriod -· 14 Now 1• ...-:c,~·-.,~ Cah In BoMo . 912.212 30 MEMOIIANDA OATA "-ood Vlluotion . 101.011.0:10 lnolde 10 MiM . . 3.1000 Out- 10 Mill 20.2000 ADM .... ... ..... 2.412.00 Encumbronca Buu.ETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE 718.278 84 E~PENDABLE TRUST FUNDS 203 •• Yurt E•JMnd. 200 00 PUBLICATION DR. WESTMORLAND Operadng 14.203.91) POMEROY OFFICE Totll Othor Fin Souruo(l)oool DIET CLINIC .. ft9U7) Ewcett Receiplt/ Sourc. . PRIVATE COUNSELING O'"r / IUndO<I Dltbvro • ALL 992 ·5052 ASK FOR JO ANN Other Uo• I Not ... . 2.792 .41 Boalnninv Fund Cuh MOVING SALE JULY 14 & 15 3 HP aer commpressor. antique wheel horse. new 4 hp Kohle1 eng w/deck, 1968 Yardman new eng.. 011 drums. chaens. casters. kerosene heater. push mower IN/R). tools. many other rtems. 34 98 Totll Othor Fin Sao l74.3K.44 E.C.1 Reeeipta! Sourc. ••tilt• 47159 EAGlE RIDGE 949-2969 o-/(Undo<IDIIIIuro. o- iU7.6ll.671 BOQinniftO fuowl C01h Bel..,.. .. n&.oe7 tl U- / Not Enclng Fund C•tl Enarmbr- .. u--Fun.t 5 Hippy Ada Happy Ada 5 610.00 37,1UZI NON EXHNDABLE fRUIT fUNDS £.11e111 AeciiOta!IOUJC• o -1 IUndorl Dlollorro • llllonco 1 Clrcl ol Thanks ~~ grtody -.~. 2 ..... lllOiy IP· flied . ..tn11 you '" the Molgo County Cou" of e-n ,.... Mtloo c ...nty Coun Hou... 'o· -oy. Ohio. In C01o No. 10 lot-..... .....I>Ofly . _........... Court to menhall the Uent on ... d .,...,.,., •d cau• tholhorlffofMoJooCounty, OWo. to edveniM and tiH oold .,...... _ It public: .... .. u,.., .. ecut. .. You liN frurtto« notified • 1111t you loon 21 doyo oltor · tho loot publiutlon ol thlo , "ota to flte an .,.,.,.... or otllor--olvopi-ngto , lhll H you loll to file - lfttwer Of otW Nlpoft· oloro piMdlng. judgment b• dofoult ...., Of . . . bo ........ tgolotot CHEAAINOTON. EVANS • MOULTON ly· D. O....E-o K ol P tluMdlng Oallipollo. OH 411631 Toolopho.. No ,.141441-1737 7 PI.UUNG I IIA TING Now loGiitn: 161 ...,. locond M1 :a 1 rt, Clitia 41760 SAlES & SERVICE -rJ,.,~r~,; ........... ;'•tt e(o Ieee bcNitaM Yanl Sale Fr.. EltiMtts MIN dolhn, clolhlftt. Fri.· loddllt - - _,.• llot. 11-5. ALLYoniSoloo-loPIIIdln _ , odll""' • Frtdoy. - . , ..... • :too p.m. Sol-y. Big Yonl Solo 1201/Z Touo 1141. """' 985-4473 667-6179 1-11-'IOtft ThUrodoy 14th t-7 J"'f 12th '""' """ TUMAIIICIO OIJDOOI POWII PIOIICTS .CIOWAVE O.EN IIPAII SALE AU lUllS ..........,,........ ... . ......... """ • • •1 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTIC! - - tM lf Tilt · ·fof IIOPf l- & Clialo """ •• '"" ...... ""' CWos .. Silt PJ<IIIP & llllnll IIOIIIS ICIII. .IR fng rttutar houf'l lot • porlorl of 110 cloyo lUI> BISSELL BUILDERS ..._ion bu._• to publl- of tlllo notlct. 171 6. 13. 20. 27: Ill 3. 10. 17, 7tc ..,...... _ ,., •••SJ IIIJU•• CltiO KIN'S APPUANCI SIIYICE ....... ,_,..Offlca 992 ·UlS or 915·3S.1 117LS..Pt l/6/'to/tft 1•. 1tlll Ford hcort I• 1FA.,07UFW1t 1711 Tilt For,_o .... ~ • lovinll Pome.ow. Ohio. , . _ , .......... to ....., any Ill otrtl· com,...,. mlltod Furthef. dte ebon c:aH• tlfll wiM be •otlf in tM eon· dftton it ft in. wMt no •• · w•rt•"· 17111 . 12. llltc •ORA VEL •UMESTONE --............ Oillnt Qeregt .......ast k$ I Ptlto • • , fricloy ' .......,• .., •• Oo<hoo• •- . .._, 'fora.k* _, AI I I - _,. .hrly11&14 l A - - 1m IW. Old ,.. "' - - - - - lol •ANYTHING ATAU Dey. Night NO SUNOA Y<AW 985-4422 1-11-90 lin ............ COUNTRY MOBILE SIIIUI&YIEE TIIMtnl ••ovAL "LIGHT HAULING "FIREWOOD BILL SLACK RPntolo •lcn>R.,!•I• ta.ol._t-5. Pl. Pleasant & VICinity ---· -. Gotogo Solo. 4 - - ohloo. Frtdoy and Sol=l· -'1 ••...,,. bllloe. . ,...,lit, ..........._17 - ..... Joly Of end ,.. 403 Somo fur. .............. 1:00 Ill'"· Pomeroy, MiddlepOrt I VIcinity HOME PARK •Mobile Homo .1u1J 14th! I mltoo I. ol CW. -onRt •FILL DIRT or les. 949·2160 P•r:1• 992-7479 ,_.,.,ow. lt. U North of 1-12-10 ... 1-12.'11-11• .................. -........ - . OIItajuol ... 41.. f IWIIQ '" the WI. Jlne BlrtWef Rf•• a...•. .....,,h.., ......, & II Lift up your hud and don't feet 10 ll8d Turnlng the big 60 cen't be thlt bedl H1ppy Blrthdly love, Tho Oang Public Sale & Auction VERY LARGE ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLE AUCTION SUNDAY, JULY 15, 12 NOON BLOSSER AUCTION HOUSE Old St. Marys Pike-Parkersbura 150 plus pieces of oak, walnut, mahopny, poplar primitives, plus quilts, stone JIB, clocks, atassware, pictures, tools plus lots more. Blildlll will bt c:l•r filii. Consil.,..lll MOIM. ,...:Calli PATIICK H. ILOSSEI, AUCTIOIEER ,.._.,..,, or 304-421-n45 ' 992-6991 Call After 5 P.M. SAlES AND SIIYKI SERVICE • • Clift r- Fwllry ..... ontl ... Ionia Clrtralllttt.s_.. t..ter ,.... w. Cllll -·----- f« mon inforntlon call l-100-531-2302 no liter tllln ask for Jorjl. ........ ..... o...... c"".t. '• Most .... -/dryor, .........._.._ """ ...... .lulw ISI14 01 101, 71h Stfoot, Potnl- ...... - ... numlfOUI to mention llleldiiiMilllllllrell PubliC Sale ,.,.Ia,.... "'ratlatln.Wtalscl & Aucllon PAlllll FOlD 912·21H Middleport, SIDIUNES SPOI'r CAIDS Do you need extra itKome but still want to be at home? We ere looking for people in Meigs County who are willing to share their home end provide friendship to two adult• with learning limitation•. We train you end can add up to 818,000 • year to your Income and ltill work at home. High school degree, valid drlver'allcenH and good driving record required. A.thtriu~ ···- Buy • Sell Tflde 367.0511 l-11.'., ...pd A11110 uncernent r, 9 - W.ntlcl tD Buy Qulttl =::t .......·-... ..... ~--· ,.~ Employmenl Serveces Help Wanted ............. AIION • AI--. Col . . . . , TUYEL PUISUR . .Airline ..C'W-!'..,2.....·2027 ~ 6183 SPECIAL Ftctory lo yout991, 2 or 3 bedroom14x7'0 modela a! tna unbellewabla price ol 112,900 dtllvared 1nd set up Call t-SOD-7~ 4 045 tor data lit Would like to rani house In langlvllli/Oatter 0 , Salam Ce narea 614 _,. 2 _2339 or 614 . 111 669-4008 33 Fanns lor Sale 49 Hourly Clinic Aide needed part time In ltmlly planning ot11ces In Malgs, Gstha tnd Lawrence coun11111. Mutt haw• M1gh school diploma aqulvalancy, good communlcallon tkills; accu111cy wl!n ligures, mediCI! offiCe exptrienca Meiptul, win !rain mature Individual who Is Nnsltlvt to raproduct1ve neahh naedt ol cllant1 looking tOf someone who 11 salt-motivated and can grow 1n lhl position as naed arisas. Position r~u l ras rall•ble tr~~ntpor1alion; WillIngness to lravel to other PPSEO offlcet. WMkday, evenIng and S..lurday hours are to Dl expected Send ltnar of In · lernt , resum• •nd rwo employment relerenc" to Planned Partnthood of Sou1Meall1 Ohio, 396 RlcMiand Avenue, Athan•, Ohio 45701 , by July 16, 1990 EOE!ESP 10 Ya~r cid 3BR, 2 bath. house/10 Acrn . CIOM to Vinton 614-388-97'39 35 Lots & Acreage Roommate tor n•w hou ~• Fer 6 montne Furnished, Naat , NonSmoker Interview Required 614-446-3664 "'"" I cushion 11111, trailer, $750 304-- .. 575-1229 . 18 ~-_;_.:;..:.:..::::..:...:.,:_,­ Car & lawn mower rtpairt, pick · up lnd da llvary Mobile homas unbtocked & rablockad, roots palnlltd . 30'1 -51'6-2818. Cue lor alderly In my home, '304 -m-5246 Custom made Co untry curtalna with 1 or 2 ruffles, Fesloons, Swags & Caacadas, upholatarad Comlcea. Any slu, •ny fabric 61'1-949-2202 lmmedl1la opening tvallable tor part tlmt R N. Suptrvltor. Com· petlllve wtgn. dltftn~ntal with elC~rlance Contact Hte Director ol Nursing, PlnacrHI Carw Cenler, 170 ~lne-crtlst Drive, Galllpolle, Ohia 45631. 814-446-7'112 Equtl Oppor1urMty Employer Immediate opening tOf par1-Um• nursing au\slant Mutt ba llex lbta and willing to work •II shifts Prtfer cert1lled bu1 will tr1in Apply In person tl Amerlcart Pomeroy 36759 Rockaprln91 Road Pomeroy, Ohio EOE. Utlnlanant::e pa~n Must ba able to do tome elect rlctl work, eom1 equipment ma1nlentnce and other odd Jobe. Apply at Marri• Farm•. Pot11and, OH . P1rt.tlme Patient S.rvlc• A... elttant ta work in f•mlly plannl~ cent•ra In Uelga, Gelll1, end lawrence count I... Must ba nperlene«< In medical office prtctlc:n and ctltnt relation• Rnpontlble posHion tot a mtture Individual wltn good judgtment end "n•lllvtty to reproductive naann nHda ol women and flml lln. Must be well orgtnlud, Nva demonttrtt.d compettnce w ith tigurll and r.cordkHP'ng Must be tbla to woril under guldtllnn wttn minimal suptrvlslon and have superior verbal communkltlon akllla. Raqulrn reliable lr.naportatlon, fl•d blllly oltlme end 1blllty to tnvel to otMf agancy offices as naeded . Evening, S1turday and wHIIday hours ara to be ex pee· ted Send rnume end rwo employment rafarencet to Planned Parentnood of SoulhiUII Ohio, 396 R1cM iand Av.rn~t. Athent Oh io 45701 . by Lots & acrnge available lor naw home canatrucllon an R1yburn Road Pavltd road, county w11ar, reasonable rtttrlctlons lnlorma11on mellad on request 304-675·5253, John 0 Gerlach , no single-wide 1rt llers , ple1se. 2 toll Vtults and headstones at Meigs Memorial Gardena· Veterans Sacllon 47A Loll 314 $3,000 for aU 614 -453-8464 Cultom Moldlnq O.sk trtd Ho1 Tubs Call Evem ngt Bob Davit 614-446·3641 Bob 38 acrtl :2 miles from Vinto n Formtr Klndargart•n tucner of· l1rlng chtldcart 1n my hom• FT or Pf Stfuclured acll11lties Centenary 614-4'16-0230 50 acres l.ltarl, 35 pasturt with Gecr!JII Porta bit Sawmill. don't haUl Just call 304-675·1957 Magic Yllrt Day C1rt Cent•r retsontble, dependable, licente, quality t::hlld CSJI. Mon· day lhru Friday, 7 30 1111 !DO. For mOfe Information ot to reglller 304-675-5847 Miss Pau la's Day Cara Centar Sata, 1ttordable, chlldcare M·F fi am . 5 30 p m Agat 2 -tO. Before, after tcMool Drop-ins wtlcomt 614-446-8224 TMnag• g.lr1 w1nts to do babysltllng llvH In Long Bot· tom 1r11. Good with klds 614949-:2564 Wllt B1by Sl1 In my Home nNr Jackton Pike Bulavllle Rd Ell · perencH and R•l'lrtnce 614· 4462646 POSTAL JOBS $18,392-S67 125/yr Now hiring Call (1) 805· 61!7-6000 Ert P-4562 lor currant list . READ BOOKS FOR PAY 1 $100 I Title. C.ll 1-900-8'17-7878 j$0.99/min) or wnta PASE -33E , 161 S Uncolnway, N Aurore, II. Southwestem Communlty Council, lnc I• accepting ep· pllcallont for potllions chfld and flmlly dewelopmenttl progrtm tor, 2 H"d St1rt tNclms Mt . Flowara School and Polnl PINIInl Mul1 have degr11 or CDA credential• plut S yrt prt school erpt~rience. Mutt h•v• ear and valid drtvers 11cen... Tucher aatlant for Mt Fklwlr school aNt, must have Hlgn School diploma or OED and e~~r wttn valid drivers license. Ftmlly Hrvlce woriter Mt. Flower school acf'lt, mull have High School dlplomll or QED Mul1 be able to drive mini tchool bus , have v1lld cneutteur 1tc•n11, 1M willing 10 obltin 1 COL. For tppllcttionl apply a1 540 FlfiM Ave . Hun· llngton WV 1Mfort 5.00 PM July na3 68 112 •c,., Tribble Road , Leon , Muon Co un ty Aamodaled Mouse drilled wel l, vary nic e, 304 -722-3846 7511120 Lot on Fl•gler Beach Fla Walking dlltlnt::e lo 1Mach Between Ormond Beach & St. Augusllna Owner 904-997-565:2, Local No 614 -446-0325 . Will do general Cllanmg ol homt, olhct o r btlslnesa. Have Relerences 614tlCpar lence 992 ·7639 Furnished ltousa, 1 BR, loc•lld 135 R.. r, Third Avt 11~/mo 175,dep 614-446-3870 Of 614 446-1340. W1l1 do lnllnor and txtarlor painting Profess io nal worM lor amatuer pay Ewperlence tO yoar. 614-'M2-2127 Will pour dr ivt ways patios/sla bs all types con c rete work and teed Iota, s 1de walka 614-742-2127 Will wasM & wn your car 1nC clean mside . 61'1·388·9974. Financial ,.. .:.. 1 Business Opponunlty 1NQTICE1 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bu•lntas with peoplt you know1 and NOT to "nd money thro~n the mall un!U you Maw• lnve1t1gattd thl olltrlng Real Estate 31 Homes lor Sale 2 bedroom older Momt, 1200 IQ tl, good cond , 4 llreplac as , clou to town, achooll, church Pflced tor qui c k ta l•, Httll tit · Uement, 304-675-t552 3 Br. ranch, gat tumece, CA , garage, tull b11emtnt Prtc• Reduced . 114-448.0390 or 388· 8652. 3BR In CMshlrt~ Centre! Air, new carpel tnd appllancn, banment and carport. $36,000 814-446-62tiW14 ... 46-0913 3BR, 11!2 bllhe, FA , LA , tully • quipped kitchen wt dining area. 2 car gareiJe , In-ground pool. 61"-446-7l3f ---- HouM lor sale or laaM with option to buy l BR, 1 1/2 batht, 2 ctr unattached gar~g• A.seumable mortgaga Applicanctl furnished Rtlerenc" & 11curtty dtposit requlrltd 37 Por1tmoU1h Road , G.ll11poHt 614-446-0254 ThrH Btdroom. unturnlshad Mouse In Pomeroy 614·992 ·2218 eher6 pm Unturn lsMid 3-bedrooml , lu ll basement , 1wo t1orage build ing . Pomeroy Nye A111 $250 parmontn Ralarance and deposit rtqu~rltd 614-949· 3027 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent Mobile ~me lor rent Gentlem•n 614-992 -3181 2 bedroom 1t11ler, Ashto n Upland Road, $160 mo , 1100 lor dtposit , slovt , rtf sewer & gar bage tunrtsn.d, 304-675-40U 2 bedroom tr1111r, compl•t•ty turn1shltd, wuhar and dryer. air cond , 30'1-713-5958 Regu lar J&M Cust omers alwa ys re cai11e mo re tnan thay 're c ha r gad tor J& M P1ano Service Bill Ward 304-':18:2 ·2325 Ask me abou1 "J&M" Studio Pla no by Baldwin Good cond1hon S4 00 Or beat offer 614 ·992 ·7Q62 at1er 7p m::__ _ 1985 CMtvy Cavtller Auto , AM FM stereo c .... na $2800 814· 985--4418 VCR $10 0 Gu itar and ampllli•r $'10, calling ta n SIS, Maytag Wringer washer SSO , rlnu tubs $20 6t4 9'19-:2526 1985 Chrytltf New Yorker 4 door Sedan . Evtry opelon 36,000 ectual mil" Same 11 naw $6;to0 614-992-6719. 1973 Flllfw lng Camper 21 Ft Sill-contained, roll out 1wnlng New tim Air c ond E•cellenl Condition. $2,200 00 Call 614· 44~316 After 6 p m Fruits & Vegetables 1985 RanauH AII110ca OL, 17 tng lne , $1,275. 304-832·3793 1974 Starcrat1 pop-up camper SI"P' fi Good c ondition 614- 1 bedroom tpl. Stove relrlg , nloe. Contlder Human S.Nicn Of HUD 402-112 24th 9t, Pt . PINsant, W V. 814-192· 5858 1 Price Altducld l Parter Brook Subdlvlt lon , 3BR, 1 1!2 Btth, F.R. ScrMned ·ln-Poreh , 314 ecre lot , City ScMoo1. 814-44'-1085 Wanled. O.Otal Receptlonltl . Progrnslve Dental prtctlce ... king trl•ndlr,, outgoing per· aon to }oln "" r cMnlll INm In providing quality patient: eare. Dental tnd Computer ••perlenct preferred. Pleua Nnd NSUIM lo Of, Lany Kennedy, 441 General Hartinger Parkway, 32 Mobile Homes tor 5ale tV2 BR T,.lllt 11800. Cooh 114543.0308 Art lllddiopon, OH 45760. 12:160 tlr, waeher • df)'er. N.wty remodeled baiMroom. Eaatem A.va. 814-2S&-fl1S8. Wendy't now hiring fo4' an Shlhe. A.pply In Per10n Sun. _ Thure BetwMn :2&4 E.O .E. 12x&O with room addition. 3 scrn mil. Will contlder land contract . 814-J12-28'14 evening•. bodnxom lurnlohod All u1llltl•. buutltul river vlew $80 wk, or $300 par month . 81.t-Ma2!26. 2 BR eputment, etove & ,., rumlehed. Upstal,.. W1ter & lreah tumlshed. Upper AI 7, Upper River Rd. 514-44&-3940 2 furnished efflclencln All utlltU• paid. Share bath. S90 o r $150. t18 Second Ave 814-446- l umber sea so ned and plain , 3, 4 lo11 12 Inch Red and black oak , wild cherry, wa lnut , poplar. nh, and mapl• also baseboard , CUing j1m1 , IIC 614-446-8038 --- ---- -- Old T1blt Buftat &6 Chairs Old Cnest 4 Oraw•ra 1 Cedar 614· 446-8030 Portable lighted marquee sign Wrt ettars S299 Free dehve ry Ple sllc lettars $375 0 box AAA slgns H I00-53 3- 3453 An~1me Rem L•~~•l•r ~0. A. level ing !llabl11z1 ng system New . in boll Retail $139 9 5 Pn ce $100 614245-5855 Satalllll d is h & de-scrambler Super stnglt wattrbed , lncludts haatlr tnd mallress , 112 b1fll.d Comfort 1nd curtains lnclud~ SJOO 814-7112-2012. GOOD Warm M01nlng Wood Burner 614 446 -2445 Ask tor Paul 55 Building Supplies now Living room chair, uphoratery 614-446-1163 PIC KENS FURNITURE Naw!Usad HouseM o ld furnishing 1f2 m1 Jerri c ho Rd PI Plaasanl WV cai1304 -675-14SO OuMn slu water bed , neadbo•rd , padd9d s ldt ra1ts, $2(10 304 ·675-3117 II no answt r luve mesuge. RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 wood gro up $14 01 par week 4 poslar bedroom !lu 1ta, comple te $15 20 per week . d1n•n• wttn 4 chairs 1750 per w11k. Magic Chet 14 cu h Rafngerat o r $12 95 ptr weak , 15 cu h !Ja&Ler. $10 9C per week IJ I Ra Furn1tura At l41 , 'I m11e s ott Rt 7-CentenaryOpe n 7 days 1 week Roof & hou s e pa1n11 ng , ~ hln · gllng roots. , Mouse repa 1r 614· lBB -9766 lhtr ~ p m SWAIN AUCTION & FU RNrTUAE 62 01111e St , G• lllpclis Now & Used furniture, heaters , We s !tr n & Work boot• 614-446 -3!59 Upright ltaez•r 18 3 wblt: tt Fros tless Good Condition S325 M•crown t , med1um stu , h pptn $150 Zanith Color, lloot mod•l l V 25 " S1:2 5 61'1·985· 4418 Antiques RE CORDS 33'e-45 s -78 s-E P s 50 't-60's, Jus-C lassi calCountry -Big Band-Rocll 614992-5657 Milrc Fullz Top Cnh p.ald . Old fumlrure cubolrdt, quilts, orltntal, paintings, taVt, or entlra Htlle call colftcl 304-&25-3275, or 304- 1984 CMrysler E Sarlu, ai r, lilt wMHI , cruise , low mileage, no rust good wolil car 614-4461J90 Produce, plcklat, cucumber~ tnd buns Roush Berry Farm, 2 miles back Naw Haven, No Sunday Salal, 304-iS~-2237. Block. bnck , sewer pipu , win· dowt , lintels, etc Claude Wm Iars , RIO Grandt , OH Call 614 245 -5121 56 Pets lor Sale AK C Reg Mm1at ur1 Schnauzer pups , (nit & pappar) 5 wks old lla mal•.l ma le 614-44 6-3493 AK C Reg1 s tered Boagla pups 7 wka old 2 lamslas lett Hurry ca ll 614~62 4302 Blu e Tic k nound pups Out ot good trtl dogs $25 ea ch 614 245 926'1 B-rittany S pamal pupp11 s 6 weeks old AKC Rag Good hunting stock 1100 •a c h 614446-8320 Oragonwynd Ca tl ery Pe rs1a n S1 a mase and Himala yan kitt e ns 614 -446-384'1 ahar~7_cp_m~-­ Farrot w1cage S1 50 614 -256· Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Fann Equipment 190 AIIIH CMalmar XT wflh 4 Bottom plows and grain drill $6350 014 AC widt front 3 pt Hit ch wlbush hog $2550. 6N Ford wlbush Mog $2295 Owner will fm•nct 614-286-6522. -- - - - -- Jlm's Farm Equ1pment, SR 35, West GallipoliS, 814-446-9m, Widl selecllon new & used tann tractor~ & lmplemanll Buy, sell , 1r•de, 8 00-5 00 wMkdays, Sat till Noon La! a modtl 80HP JD diesel tree· tor $6950, 241 int I round ballr $2395. 165 MF 1ractor $3950, 520 MF round ba ltr $2495. Owner wlllllnan c• 614-~522 N•w Holland m Btler New Hol land 66 Baler John ON,. Rake, manura IIPftaders, rno. .re, cu ltivalors, Oll'o'er com pickers, otnar field ready equipment HOWII Farm Machinery , Rt 124 & Mayl\ew Rd , Jackson . 614· 286--59'14 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted Wat11r Sli d• tor Small C hn tdern 614 -446-2445 Ask tor Paul 63 Livestock :::_ _..:::_:~:;..:.:__ __ L1mousm Bull 7A7 Bloodl ine 6 112 Montns old Approx 600 lbs Gentle $600 00 614·388 -9144 Purebrad S1mmental caws & calls w1th re g1 stra11on papers 2 year old S1mment11 bull Flechwlch breedmg 614 -36Hl'l93 1393 F1sh Tank , 2413 Jac kso n A11 e Point Pleaunt , 304 -675-2063, 10 gal set up St4 99 and 10 ga l co mplete $'13 25 Hay & Grain 64 Cla a n wheat straw bale 61'1 256-6011 11 50 ptr - - - - -- - - Full Bl ood ed Saal Po mt S 1a ne s e K1tl&ll Wormad & l i\1 er Tra1n 11d · very Genllt 614-367-Tro S Hay- to-r Sale Clover & T1mothy Ro und Bales 1n th• F111d 614 245·-5598 Full bl oodod Wh1te Sp11l puppies $50 u c h 614 · 446 -4907 Transportation Groom and Supply Sho p-Pet Groommg All braads All styles lams Pat Food Dealer Julie Wabb. C1ll 614-446·0 231. HAPPY JACK ENDURACIOE Klllt !len, tl clls & m1nge mites geneti cally lmmun• to oldar loruml.a LONGER RESIDUAL. BIO.OEGRAOEABLE Cont1lns NO 1 ynlhetlc pyttthroldt. FOR ONlY I VINTON DOGS 71 Autos for Sale :.:__=:::.:,.:::_:~::_:-;-.8 3 Rena ult Re111 nc1, 4 door, 1 1uto, good cond, 6'1 ,500 ml as, 4585 $1,350 304-6751970 Ford Falrlana 500, engine 302, two door, actutt mlltt B1,1'11 2, lhtr 5 00 PM 304~75-5956 . 97s - Pontiac 52,000 actual l_~23:_.e_8_50________.L;G;;;E;;;N_E_RA_l_S ..;T;_O.;R;_E_ _ _ __, mlln, good running cond $600. 13 ft Amana dHp freeze . 304iJ 1 r SNAFU® hy Drurr Deattir PlAffiilr Lrfll ~ J 6 1595 "75:.:::.:: ""- - - - -c- 1976 Che11y Nova 37.000 easy mlln, new t1res , gas shocks , compltle brakn, • ll gnmo~t . new AM -Hot cassette w1tt1 speakers , 6 cyl., PS, Great ga• mileage $3000 linn 614-~2- ~57 ".'::~--------= ? .ri) 4f 1l \ :t_,\ -,,, 3845. 2BR, Mn'ed1 eenlrally located. Adutle prererr.cl. No pelt t2251mo. plut "curtty dapoalt, rer.rancat . 114-446-2238 or 614- 1178 Thunderbird be. Cond. Low mll.. ge 814-361-7061. 1171 otde Cutlnl Wagon tor parlt • engine lock.cl UJii t111nem1111on, raar end ana many ather p1r11 good $500. If lnt""ted latve name on answering mtchine 304-675- Gracious Hwlng. 1 1nd 2 bedroom 1.. r1menta It VIllage Manor and Rlveralde Ap.a,mtntsln MlddleDOri. From cond. $6800 614-446-4782. 1m 12x:10 3 Bedroom Mob41t 11111. Coli 814-ti2·778t EOH. Nloely Fumlslwd MobUe Home In cMy. CA. Sultoblo lot 1 por· .an. Rtf. &O.p Required e14o 448.0338 I 3271. " Nexl lime we sel a walerskling speed record, can we use a longer rope?" \ 197'9 Plymouth 2 dr. Runt good 814-245-9071 saoo. oao. 79 Campers& Motor Homes 19'73 Dodge motor hOme , 304m -5363, c:nartel Decker 1987 Buick Century Custom Many extras, clean Inside and out Asking $5700 614-446-452~ 1987 Z-28 lroc Camaro. Lotdad $11 ,000 614·99:2-2421 1988 Dodgt Coh. Excellent con· dillon. $3950 614-446-2359 1988 Ford Tempo, 1ut0., •lr, fully loaded 35,000 mi $5200. 614· 441-0419. t988 Ford T•m:r:, 1uto, 1lr. tu lly loaded 35,00 ml $5200 614441-0419 1989 CMevy Bitzer. Appro• 28 ,500, A.JC, running bo1rds , custom lirn. 614·'M2~803 etter 5p.m. ~9 · 2490 1979 lnlematlonal school bus, tid• door and lin, ldtl lot eamplng or band bus , par11y conver· led, 304-67~249 1983 Toyoll Dolphin Motor nome Easy on gat, low milage, ac , 111t conltlned $11 ,500 614985-4418. 81rgaln, Bugaln-75 Dodg-e Motor Home low mlluge, Good condtlion. Rlducad 11500 Now $3495.00 614-:245-5855. C1mplng lrtller tor ute or rent, McCiananan's Trailer Court Henderwon, WV. 304·713-5248. Services 1989 Plymouth Reliant, 2 dr , 20,000 mi. Good condjt1on 614379·2126 Home Improvements 1989 Thunderb'rd for Ille . T1 kl ower paymenlt 614-247-4193. 8-4 T·Bird turtle, tully loaded BASEMENT 992-5225. WATERPROOANG Unconditional llfet Ime gualllnIM. Local rtferencM tumlaMed. FrM utlmatH Call collect 1614 -231-0488, dty or night. Rogers BaNment Wtterproo. tlng. 85 Plymouth Co lt very good condition Great MPG Stereo $2,000 080 61'1-'146-6819 Girdner's Home lmpronmtnt R••· & Com, Rooting, painting, gutter, patio decks, and elc 614-- Red , Std 814-446-6363 85 Laser, fully loaded $2,500 614-992-5225 88 Escor1 , sun· roal , tow mileage $5,800 614· For Sa la or Tr1de 2 69 Camaros $3.000 614·388·9710 GOVERNMENT SE IZED vehicles from $100. Fords. Marcadn Corvanes CMevys Surplu s Your area (1) 805-687-6000 Ert 5-10189 72 Trucks tor Sale «6-6226. HENRYS ROOF PAINTING, 304• 67!1-683'1 or 304-576-2749 Household Malnt•n•nca · Rooting, newlrep•lr, siding , new/repair, carpentry, odd jobs estlmal .. 614 -lN-2920 , atk lor Milc h 1!164 CMIIHOIII 3.'4 ton Running Gears end Fr•m• 614-446·2445 Ask tor Paul Ron's TV Service, specializing In ZenHh 1110 servlc1ni most other brands. House cals , also soma tppllanca ,.p•~rs WV 304·576-2398 Ohla 614-446-2'154 . 1981 Chevy Stapslda $2500 53 000 miles Graal Cond 614· 446-4104 Root ing and Siding lr11ler rooft painted Fraa tsli m&ln Fred Melilt , 304-TTJ-91 16 1987 CMevy 314 ton Silverado 4•4 lo1dad 1984 Prowlar cam · per 24' with a1r, awning , TV •n · tenna, carpel call attar 7 p m 614-256-t1n. Rota~ or cable tool drilling . Most wells comple18tl sam1 day Pump ulet and urvice, 304-895 ·3802 73 vans & 4 wo·s Septic Tt nk Pump ~r~ g $90 , Gall11 Co RON EVANS ENTERPR ISES , Jackson . OH 1-800.537-9528 - 1981 Ford 4lC4 4 sp F-150 35t 01wl1 Saw-Vac Serv1c t , eng, $3,500 1978 CMev Sil - Georg" CrNk Rd Parts, supvtrado, 4•4, auto trans , 350 plill , pickup , and dalivtry 614 eng , $2 ,500 304-ti7S-1139 446-0294 1983 Chevy Beauv lne 7 passenRemodeling Moblla Hom• ger van, cutom intar1or loedad, ..-pair, roolmg , concrete worll , 68 ,000 mll•s, $5,400 304-882- elaelrlctl, p lumb ing ••perianca 3308 Relerencts lnturan ca claims 1983 Ford Cargo Va n $3,000 ecupted 6,4 -25&161 1 614 -4'16-5186 BefOfl 5 p m or contact General Sarvlcu Oapt , 82 Plumbing & H~11r Clln::ic...._ _ _ _, - 1985 Toyot1 4lC4 pickup, w!toppar, uc cond , no ru1t , 95,000 tr•w•y m\IH, motor partecl , $5,500 304-895-3006 1987 Ford Mro.t•r van, exctl· len! condition . Loaded S8900 1988 Fard 150, 4 whMI drlvt lruck Excellent condition. Uost options $9900. 61~46-6630 after 5pm. 79 GUC Von ~. 3SP1 PS PB 1900. Neg Good Wort~: Truck 614-286-11f98 74 Motorcycles 1979 KZ-1000. Full dl'flt, AM-FM atareo, naw tlrea 1nd b1ttery, runt aood. $1500 OBO Wlll tr•d• Tor~ood rtdlng mow•. · _ _ ___ _ 614-99HI __ 1982 Honda Gulllom 90C CC, Mutt Nil-No rHsonab~ offer refuHd. 114-4.t6-&428. 1178 Buick LASilbre, AC, P9, PB, $500. or blal ortar JCM-862- l$07. ESTATES 536 Jackaon Plkt from 11i2fmo. Walk to •hop I moviM . Call el4-446~68 . EOtt VInton Auto S.lvtge Late & Early Modal Per1e foreign & Domts11c We Buy Junk C.rt 614· 336-9062 _ 19'71 Mustang, V-8, 4 spee~!,.,4 new Ural , good cond, 304"" '"" 75~ tfter 5:00PM 448·2511. BEAUTIFIJL APARTMENTS AT B"OOET PRICES AT JACKSON Budget Tr1nsmlssiooa, All Typea. , Used & Rebuln, 30 days to 1 ~ear warr~nty, awnar Sill FIOWI,.. 614-24~6TI or 614-379·2263 1911'1 f!ISO Yameht be. Concl. 5,030 A.cluel mlln $725 614· 379·2194 t1J77&tm Dodge Station ~· Good Shape. 614-446- ':' Auto Pans & Accessories 76 1977 Chevrolet Elec amlno V-6 Aulomali c 614-446·2~45 Ask for .P~··~'--------.,.-: , Var~ Bm 1983 Cadillac CO\Jpe De lillie 1982 Cullats Supreme 304-675· 2403 Dunrovm Fruit Farm just oH St At 681 East ol Albany We ac cept food st amps Amish produc11, g rean bea ns , nom• grow n sweet corn and tomatoas g.7 dall .. , clo&ld Monday 614-698 -6298. Single bed with box spring and mattren 4 Urn P18S-7!i- R14 $50 1985 Ford Tempt XL ~ 882 -2796 lttar 5 30 Upright pl1no , S2SO, good cond., Harlequin rom1nce bookt will sell chtlp, 514-4460643 USED APPLIAN CES Wtsher. dryers, relrlguralor a, rangaa S kaggs Appl lanc n , Upper Rlvar Rd Bts1de Stona Crest Molal Call 614-446·1398 58 1982 Volkswagen Jella . good condition , 5 tpMd ottar Call614-446· 2208 614 - 256~:22 Gardner 'a Vari•ty & Furniture SMop , 1415 Eastern .Ava Buy, Sell and Trade Low prices 614446-6226 Apanment lor Renl 44 Er~d ol Season Clearance all lawn mowers and string trimmara In stock no rea somthlt oftar retu sed S ldars Eq u1 pmenl Com pany, 304-675-7421 Tlr• ctlangar-C0111 30 ·30A laclory racondlt1onltd never uted Warranty $700 6l4-24S.!131. Two lrtillrt , r.ttren ca req uired, tor appolnlment CJII 304-8953400 Of 304-882-3626. 2007 Situation Wanted Couch , cha 1r, coffee, end tables tamp Wooden dlnena " '· hideaway bed and dryar Movmg Sale. 614·446-3224 County Applltnce, Inc . Good uud tppll•nces, TV sals Opan 8 am to 6 pm Mon-Sa1 614446 -1699 , 627 3rd .Alit Gal1ipo11t , OH 53 - 1981 Corvette Wh it• on black Mirror T-Tops All opl1on1 614992-6190 Household Goods 30' Inch Hot Point Double CNer Two 2 BR traltars , S150 me ttSO deposit Waitt, M•al, & elac not Included 614-643.0306 Pun Sp1tz puppies. 6 weaks old 614 388-8756 Yukon Ditta 1981·29 ft camper boat 140 HP Volvo-P1011 lnboard iOutboard-510,000 614367-7ffl 1984 Pontiac Flaro SE automatic , 35,000 mll11 Black, aun rMI de lun IIMCelsu•d• In· terlor, AMIFMICaSI., EFI, 1111, AC , crulu , pwr windows , s lum wheals llmlttd tdltlon , vtry sharp $4350 614-446-0152, Eve. 446 -2020 LAYNE S FURNITURE Mobile homt lor sal• o r ren1 197~ Schul1t. 3 bedroom , fur· n1shMI 614-992-7479 1 rooms 1 112 balht , country living but close to Melgt School tnd town At. 33-.t lane, Township Road 27 Flrsl road to right. Call 614-992·7118 or 1·384- Telephone Solicitor Evening hourt. Hour1y plus generous commlatlon Senout inqulrn only. 614·i)i2-7111 Ono Cadillac S.dan O.v!llt Good cond ition, air tilt , cruise, AM-FM CIIIMHe. $2200 614-3677885 Lowrey Genii 4'1 Organ Dble pedals, Keyboard, rythms, Bench , mus tc S550 Ex Cond 614 -446 -0551 Sotas 1nd cnalrt~ p~tcld from S39S to S995 Tables $50 and up to 1125 Mlda-a-badt $390 to $595 Re c llnart S22S to S375 Lamps $28 to $125. Dl nattas $109 tnd up to $495 Wood tabla w-6 ehalrt S28S to $795 Desks $145 up lo $375. Hutches $400 & up, bunk badl complett wl1n mattre11 1295 and up to $395 baby bedl 1110 Man,.su• or bo• spring• lu ll or tw\n $18, llrm $88, 1nd $98 Queen N1S $275 & up, King SJSO. 4 dt11wer chts1 169 Gun C•blnett 6, 8, I 10 gun Baby manrna" SJ5 & $45. Btd tnm" S25, Oua•n Size $35 & king fTtme S50 Good Mlecllon of bedroom tulles , m.ttl ctblnett, naadbaarda $30 1nd up ta $65.90 day I umt 11 c. . h wllh 1pproved crtdll 3 ml out Bulavl11e Rd Open 9 AM to 5 P.M Mon , lhru Sat Call 61'1· 446.0322. 6 pc 1g81 Mercuf)' Mercruiser Speclalltt Fac•ory trained, bonded. Precision Mobile Marine. W• come to youl 81.t·259-5919. Compound Bow, lika new Electric Gibson Gu1tar Concord 10 speed, like new 61'1-:2566859 . 8 pc pin• llv lng room aul\1, aota, ch1lr, rocket, end teblu , cottae labia, 304-675-6815 4 room house wllh bath lor ,.nt, tJO.t-e7~3220 after S 00 PM 6 SGts ol Shultan If intsrested call614-446-2968 1980 Sunb ird, ,.built engln•, runt good $600 614-379-2847 Merchandise Route 2 Athton, 1 1cr11 loll 3 mlln eouth 01111poll• L.ocks, public water, no rtttricllant, some wltn river front•~•· l04· 5'78-2336 41 Houses lcir Rent 3 piece perc h set WMite with rough! Iron. Turquoise $75 Large Birch gu flrepla c• logs $50 614 ·949-2367 HAPPY JACK FLEA GARO All metal patented dewlce contro ls tlaas m the Mom• wltnaut PESTIC IDE S Results ovarmght R&G FEED & SUPPLY 399 W Mam 51 , Pomoroy Musical Instruments Elec Rangt S100 GE WasMer & Dryer $150 for both614·388·8406 tit uc. cond Rentals 21 000 BTU S.ars B•sl Air Cond P.lr Saver Fan HI-Ettlclency 1450 Elec Btseboard Hutar 614· '146·2340 • BOATERS Clearance Sale Husquvarna trimmers , 10% ova r cost Pa1 nt Plus , 304 -675~084 one-bedroom Unfurnished, apartmenl Second floor, corner Second tnd Pine, Ga11\po0s Stove and refrlgerttor. Water provld«f No pels Rel•r•nc•• ,.qulrld $225 per month 614446-4249, 614-446-2325 ot 614448-44:25. 5'1 Fo r sale tm Glasspar bolt. HI h 100 hp. $1800 . 814-992·:1'38. Blue flower couch and chair lor sale Reasonabla Table $25 Elect ric range N1ce hide-a -bad, like naw 614·992-7244 For Lease One tcr• lr alltr lot wltn w1tar and septic tystem, $3,900 304· 675--2n:2 Burithart Lane, Gt llt pollt 3 BR , SJOOimo plus deposit 61'1-4464222 betw..n 91 11am 80542 Rtliabla person lo operate lrac· tor, mowart , wHd eater, twMpar, act Apply at Harris Fumt, Portl1nd , OH . fencing, planty watar, 304-675· Wi ll CUI for elderly In y.,ur nom• or mine, 30 ye11r ' •· parie nce, good relerencta, _.J4 . 675-4102 EOEIESP or Medically Trained Personnel To Complatl Mobile lntur anca Euma, lJ•r1· Time In GaUlt Courdy Call 1· 800-456-04181n Ounblr, WVt Good building altH No Mlnar•l rights 614-446-0239. Will Baby ttl In my homt Hava Good Rtflftnces 614·388-8114 • Squirrel Dogs male Cur, 2yrs old , good $600 Male Mountain Fiest 1 12 Slar1ed Fema .. Mounla m Fiest t started Famale Mountam Fiest 8 month 304-675-6132 Wanted tO DO Hom., Nice Trtlltr 12500.00 080. SH 11 31945 Wtlchtown Privati Tutotlng 17 yura ex- Rd . Mlnnertvllle, OH or call 614· pertence LHrnlng Dl ..blecl children Hrved Tat: 814-C.t6-316Q 446-6217. rw-ot TIIJWI" Wan11td to Renl · a nou .. wltMm about 15 milea of Rio Grande Pfefertbty rurtl 614-567·1262. PHONE CALLS PLEASE 12 47 Wanted to Rent 1983 141170, good cond., 3 Br, CA, d.ek, undertn~ con· 30 tlder trad1-lnt 61 -44 Certified Day Care Provider h.. 3 optnlngs lor ch ildren of any age. tt you live In Maiga •or Alhent CounUu yau mar, be aliglbla for lru babys ttlng through tne O.partmant 01 Humtn Service• Certified In First A1d and CPR SR 7, Tuppers Pla1ns, Oh 614~7-6329 or 614-667-6183 : 1984 t..raon 12' V bottom boel, · trolling motor, new baUer)', ·~ 2 tots, for rani, C.ll 614-367·":8 r 1il74 Kirkwood 12a88 2BR, uc. llllltniDIIanQ To AI Aoklng S260<l. 12 Mp wMMI hor.. lewn t~tOf 42 Inch mower, Hldrost•t transmission New, comptetaly rtbuln tnglne, turf tlrH pric. to ••u. 614-992-2201. 46 Space tor Rent Cut lor elderly In my nome Man or woman Mull be am· bulatory Also accept Alzheimers patients 614 -667· 23 EOE 11 1979 T•rry B"t Botl 40 MP · Mercury Engine, Good Cond. • S l"fMng room• with cooking Al1o traller space All hook-ups. Call ttler 2.00 p.m., JCM.]'rJ5651, Maaon WV llOW . ,.. 1 •omiS1 otlliwcllioo:u• .. ean... tw. ,, • ' . . ., an Holldal Inn at Gallipolis now accept ng application• 101' trent dasll cltrk Apply In person . NO JUif ... - •Mobile Home 992-2269 usm WLROADm Ht_,Wantod Hlltlop om.: - · - · Crolla, Ohio. to lOR lot ...... tholol- lowinflc.-11 •...........,..nc...~ ........ led I. L HOLLON dol..... ol - · ...... -·~Cycle TRUCKING amra, OliO ·~=~· Pl. 949-2101 PUILIC NOTICf NOTICE lo httolty given 111ot on 8atuntoy. Jut., litO. 1t 10 AM .. oiiUIII!c . . . will be held ot 106 Unton Avenue. Pomeroy. oy POMIIOf, OliO CUSTOMMT Public Notice ee.-rnety July 1lllh .... 141 ... Anythlna-Ill Iring It In Or We Pldc Up. ( lor- v Fultl, Tru-. II - lor public ot lo<· nord V. FviU low Olftco. 111'1> W. looond llfMt. ,._,... Olllo 417... dut· Founcl"'lon. P'WIId 01 tm,lfed tlol given loyt, u..._. OEAOI.IN£: 2:00 p.ro. 781 N 2ND AVE MIDDLEPORT 812·2178 Stop & C0111p0r1 - 125 G1lllpolla & VIcinity Ktnreon. Cion... tumltwe, .... dey """"" '"' odZ:OO '" to P."'- BEAUTICIAN NEEDED 41.1Ge.11 TOTALS ltato · - 24.001 , . morill Hotpltol. fO< your oct of klndnNo. your ,_.,.. - • · food end ltlnd worq You arw t..nby rMJtlfild -·· -. - ....... W......et Pollon 1141. 114- - . - · Lorgtr . . . , . Balenco Rev. Poul Toylor. Mr. . , . lrown. Dr. Pet· •t•tofl. Ewing Fun orill Homo. Vetorllll M• - thol o Complolnt hoe liMn 11 Unrnerved Fu"d Netello 81. . . would Hlo.o to thanlt oil ourfr-ondneighIIOQ, loc<tl chuiCh•. ...... _ . ect..,.... lie ....... !7.101.48 Endlnt fund Cnh lolonoo 41 .101 11 Tho l-Ily of the H ...,. • of -dlnto. Mlcholl l . MMI• ond Goil ..... wn ... Galt A Antler· lied lono Coo Dot. I Y'Nrl okl. Mill anyone wtnce Col- .-.M. RACINI, OHIO rat1ll hardware Sand ,.aumato 80 , eta o38 c1o Galllpollo oanr. Trlbt.lne, 825 Third Ave. Ga • Upclls, OH 45631 E•perlenced F*IP'- only plena! ...arUand of Jat::kaon lPN!RN tuiHime poaltlon 1vailable 100% tuition reinbursament 'And rtsumes or call tor an appointment. EOE. Gall Rawlins, DON, '8668 Sl. Rt 93, Jackson , Ohio 45&40 614-286-5026. ..... " 1979 Jay e.. Boat, Trailer 1G79 75 MP Johnson Molor.t5 F\ Trai..r Haul. 6M-446-2.t45 PILi !Jet: ~==========1-==========:1 Counlry P1rk, llpoUe.Mr Jonnson, 85 VIne, Gal- 1 Route 33,Mobile North Mom• ot Pomeroy 32 Mobile Homes Lots, '""'''• · pone ... ," Call Skuatlon f,porioncod hordwm 12 " 614-992-11179. u lesperson lo work In local W ted 10 Sale :.;..;.:.:.::..;..;..:.;______ -............. typo ..... ~ llun Rd. 0100. 114-ld- -· ~on Co. Rd. 21 BISSELL & IUIII CONniiCnOII C•• No 90 cv 134 SEAVICE IV "" lorIll """""" 171 I . 13. 20.-27. l. 10 Othor liMo/Not. .. . l .4tl.ll llogtnnl"' Fund Cooh 18to Wokll for Sip octlon OOoiotlt oootolot rHI Refund of P.iot 31.534.21 "F'" E11im-" Miller. et el . PUBUCATION To John OM ..,d M•r; Doo..... UftlonOWft - -- -· .tclnlty. ... Potlyland rig It Johnoon'o Full-tlmt dle1ary assl&11nl Rav•nswood ca ... Center C1ll 304-273.&8Q3 aak tor PMyllis. .._, SPECIAl -v- .... bro""'t • PROPRIETARY FUNDS State s... rco 24.001 .30 Fodofal So•nc• .. .... 331.oe2 14 Opomlng Tronofwrl.ln .. 11 .4U.49 Adv- ·ln IU 49 ........ Rn.vecl for .,T~.o--. ~....=. 30 Sessions-'30 PlolntHf. MichMI l In .... BISSELL SIDING CO. IN THE COURT DF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIOI COUNTY . DHID ltor ...k. N.A.. Tri-ltoto. CV 1M. - · Plolntlll Bel..... 11.1160.60 E~"l Fund C•th Bolone<o 19.7112 .01 Unr•erved Fuftd Balonce . 19.7112 01 Ve•• Expend Pttriod . .. . 728. 611.14 OefenO.nlt. Bolonce . Trentfln..Out 8 949-2794 '----,;;;;"",;,;;'" "" R=~·-~u~:.=oo 1--..:.::.::.:~::.::::.._ 18.822 03 Unreaerved Fund Operellng Trentt.rt.- ln RefUnd of Prior 00 - NO 5U11DA f CAW 'rv BULLETIN BOARD 112.900 87 Reserved for ,..-,;.;,.o.;.: ,;,: Po~• Oroyltl1- - - IO " " -"· e.- .... oncl IJ4 - -11-coll14--ata. .._, _ _ _ 1.... Call Now To Moke Appointment I'll. 949-2801 or 111. 949·2160 llol. 1-30-10 . 429.000 00 1 conlfy tho follow;ng ,0 . 110ft to be t:OfNCt ond truo. Number of Non Cen to h. belt of my lcnowtedga: Employ88 00 Jono Numlter of Cat1 T,...u,., of the loertl of Empi _ _ . .. 112.00 fducotlon SUMMARV 114 tt 2 INDEITEDNESI IONDI 17113 ttc . -&&IO Bol. Boolnnlno ol Poriod .. ....... 440.000 00 Public Notice lftVinning Fund C•f'l . 1.001.720 81 c.. h Ill. t-30·10 ... 2211.000.00 SUMMARY INDEBT!DN!II NOTES LDNO. SHORT TERM Ill loginnlng ol 1111.119 941 Bolonco .._, NOW OPEN .......... Public Nollce c...... ""1 ... .... ... , . , .. . , ,, ... ·~ 304-8...3006. Rooms lor rant - waell or month Starting at $120/mo . Gallla Hotel. 61....46-9580 "('ould you call hark? ll<>'s in I " Supermarklt. Interview or con- TANNING •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION 2 00 .. M FAIOAV Public Notice Balonco . Ewp. MNI FOIEYEI 2 00 II M tiJUOA't' - 2 00 PM Wf.ON!SDA'f FRIDAJI: PAPER I LINDh "AI'Itt Ending Fund 992-2 Acnn ,,_ Pwt Office 937-lutt•c 742 - Rutl~cl 667 - COOhiiUI ( :"~~:.~C:~~~Io 1~~~~~~~ 711 II. 2IMI •DDUPOII •n-ms., taS-3561 111 - Le~rt ' Furnished Rooms 1m Bau Boat, 16 ft wlt111ller, · 40 hp electric a1ar1 Ytmaht : motor leu tnan 15 hrs, live well, t'rolflng md:or, et.c $.4,000 Miscellaneous Merchandise 54 $275 Ret Required IOaal for couple. No pelt. Call 614-446· 2330 45 19'72 17 ft Starcreft Tri-Hull .. So.! . 125 HP, Evtnrude Engine, -: complete top, new uphol.-tery. •. Call814-28&-1l16 erter t~ oo p.m ~ WNCH BOXES Klda Only! Pty!ng up to $150.00 tor Jelaon'a box Higheat prtct ptld tor vinyl and metal bout. Before you tnraw h tway gl\le It away or Mil H to ch"P Call 614-982·5357 Marc Fultz U c-nlur o-n.,-lac-h-o.d,-2 " B::R : -g,-,. - -,g-o- aPI·. Euy work! Excellent pay! As- SEARS llfi'S APPLIAIICE SEIVICE 773 - MaiO, 2•7-l"'" 37!:1 - W-ncu ., "••n.,-.t 112 - ~no l'lavt" Fan• 841 -Raetftt 64l ~ Arae••D•tt 2972. '"'· 313. W\1 &58-UOI'I 576 - AtOll GroY4' '"-Cn••• l4l-~Of1'-""11 COOK, mull be nallable tor all 75 Boals & Motors lor 5ale KIT · N' CAH YLE® by Larry Wright Buy or sell. Riverine Antiques , 1124 E. Main Street, Pomeroy Moura: M.T.W 10:00 t .m. to 8.00 p m., Sunday 1 00 to 6:00 p m 1:114·992-2526. Racine. 2 bedroom, appllancu. Available Augu.. 1. Day 614-992-2151 Evanln~fiHekende 614-742- $30,000/yr. Income potential. Now hirtng (1) 805~7-6000 E•t. V-4562. FREE ESTIMATES ft tAW WAIIAIITY Me•tt COunt'( Ott street pa11tlng EARN MONEY ANding booko' FENCING 2 00 fl M MONDAY THURSDAY PAPlA Lost & Found 8 ISII APPLIANOS Gallta Cou111~ A,.•Cae~cla Babytlt1tf needed In my home 3 evenh'Qt a wlk. Ocut~kmally e..m money by U1a week. Join lh• numbers lo demonstrele "Chrlllma•Around-Th•Wortd" July-December. Leave name, address, and pnona number on anawtfktg "rvlce. 614-882-6319. J.U- '10- dn OO i doy - 11 OOAM SA.TUAOAW WlONESDA~ PA'l~ Uo•! Not 742-2455 OAV BE'ORI Pui!ILICATIOPoi TUESDAY PAlER For tho JO n• •• ...., •••• .,, l•i- V•ntOtl he 011.., 5em""• 1.. C:IPI ~ cl•liflect dllpl., 81111ft•• C.rd l"d leoti not•CII I •Itt l+t;o ._,,.,.. '" the II, ~INHft1 lll•petet and 11'\1 Gallo tohs Oa•rv ltiDune ,.•ch•ni o..r 11!!1.000 totem" MONDAY MODIS EOIIPIIEIIT eo 11.301 dOy Spooro, 304-87M429. St, IUIIliUgll, Ohkl. 20 •2 AVON I All - · I Shl••v One bedroom aptt tor rant $225 month. O.posH required. 614-992· 2218 after 6 p.m. 1nn1• Gritllpollo, Ohio. •so Plko ....foUeKinp: telephone exchanfles ... r,..,k, COttv DIAOLIIilf - 15 15 11 15 0ftt' 15 Wordl Rote 14.00 16.00 19.00 013 00 0338. hour• apply In person Molldly Antiques 53 Nk:ely turnlthed mo~ll home, 1 mila below town, ovtrtooklnl river, CA., hut, Ref. 61'1-44 Sol Momlngo. 114-44HI811 PIUIW & D£UYOY Apanment tor Renl 44 Autmble prodocle at home .. ,n up 1a $400 waekly, no expertence, . .,y work. For more lntorm1tlon c.111 1-8044163-ti11M Machinery Classified pafles cot·er the c•"•l •a. dHIIt• . . ••ei11M'9'1.m plec:.d Words 11 LAFF·A·DAY Help Wanted 11 Giveaway The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 · Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday. July 13. 1990 EaL 1714. .,. fOI eon•CI.ItM hoi I" DfO_.. YO 4tiiW IW ..... ~ . . . . . Ill; •• - Mason cov"h• mull De~· 4 IIOWIIS, HaS Ul il&IIIS Repair AI MlkH & Modele of Ferm RATES 3 6 10 Monthly , 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY 13. 1990 zno• 1UUOIS I LOOIIS • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace out..ct• Friday, Ohio 1982 Yamaha 750 Maxim Red. exc. cond $\,000 Evt'e 114-311- 218.11. 1983 Monda CBX650, tully .. quipped, 1,200 1ctual mllte, $1 ,1100. firm 304..fi7S-2012 evenings. 1983 Suzuki Tempter. EJcelltflt condition. 5400 mlln. Alto lncludn helmet: . Call after 7:30 p.m . 814-192·Tt7~. 1g85 Hondl 700 l.tlgna New llrH Excellent condition . .a.. Healing Carter'• Plumbing and HNtlng Fourth and Pint Gallipolis, Ohio 514-4-46-3888 84 Elect rica I & Relrlgeratlon Commercial and Rt~ldtnllal · wlrtng, new Mt'Vk:a or ,..,.Ira. Lk:anMd E*'rk:lent. PtequaJI. Electric Servke 81......0-:2711. RHidenlilll or commtrc181 wiring, new MrVIce or ~Ire. LlcenMd -'•ctrlcl•n RldanoYr Electrical, 304-67S-17&e 85 General Hauling 1981 Shenandoah, 30 ft travel !teller Full tlte bed, AC, nice I claan. $5.200. 114-446-0643 AlA Wat11 Dtll'llry. 2,000 gal copocMy. l14-367·1308. R I R Water Sefvlce. Pools, cl• tema, wells. lmnwdlat•1,000 Of 2 000 Qlllont deli'III'Y. Clll 304- IH'70. Wan.,...,.·• w.rar Hawllflg, ,.uonlbll rtt• voturne dfj;. counta, 2,000 to 4,000 CaPMthY, cllleme, I)DC)Ia, welts, tte C.tl 300-81Wtll UphOlstery llowtoY'I Uph-orlng - · lng lrl county .,.. :ZS ~rs. The . In tumllu,. uphOIOIIIflnO. CoH 304471-4114 lot 11M - 1-- king 11200. f-N 1,.-446-1411 bot-~ 30 • 9:00pm. Qrohom Uaholotory Ctntw. 3173 Kawaukl 1187 KOX 80, E1cel· HIINop Or. Coli lot -ntmonto . . .,,..... Cell ~1-3431. lent candhlan. 814-44ft. ..un. t �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel - .... T Includes Friday, July 13, 1990 PomeiOf'-Middleport. Oh10 ~ \'"' ...--Local news briefs-.. Thirty-six cases processed in Meigs court EMS responds to fiw calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services respondl'd to tlve ralls on Thursday. At 9:54a.m., Rutland squad went toMine31 on Parker Run lor Steven Grubb. He was transporled to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. At 12:18 p.m .• Pomeroy squad was dlspatchl'd to Vale Street. Gertrude Ables was taken from there to Holzer Medical Center . Rutlaod was called to Meigs Mine 21or Javes D. Jewttt. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Pomeroy squad was called to Spring Avenue at 9:49p.m. lor Patrtck Wood who was transported to Holzer. At 10:08, the Rutland squad was called to Meigs Mine 2. Terry Staten was transported to Holzer Medical Center. Two sentenced by Judge Craw Two defendants have been sentenced by Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred W. Crow, III. According to Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story. Douglas Wayne Orrick, Pomeroy, received a sentence of three to five years In prison on a charge of domestic violence, whiCh stems from the June 24 stabbing of his wtfe, Marcia. A sentencing entry has also been flied In the case of the State of Ohio versus Earl B. Woodruff. Woodrult, cbargl'd with breaking and entering, was sentenced to 18 months In )all, a S500 fine and restitution to the victim, Roger Davidson of Pomeroy. Crow also ordered that Woodruff be subject to determination of qualifications of the SEPTA Center program. Woodruff was also ordered to participate in the community corrections program. Reports released by vilblge According to Midddleport Fire Chief Jeri Darst. his department answered 54 fire calls during the month of June. Five of these calls were lor !Ire and rescue. 49 were In response to EMS calls. All emergency vehlcles, according to Darst. were driven a total ofl,043.8 miles. The Middleport Pollee Deparunent. meanwhile, made 66 arrests durtng the month of June. The deparunent reports that it served 256 meals to prisoners and Investigated 13 accidents. The patrol cars were driven at total of 5,038 miles and used a total of 573.7 gallons of gas The merchant pollee collection totaled$% for the month and parking meter collections were $773. The department wrote a total of 365 parking tickets . --Area deaths-Delores Wilfong Delores M Wilfong, 54. of Coolville. died at her residence Parly Frida~ will be In the Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 2 to ~ and i to 9 p.m. Born in Athens. she was thr Dllfl aunt . Francis Harpar. Marietta. Funeral services will be con· durted Monday at 11 a.m at the White~ Athrldge Funeral Home in Belpre . Burial will be in the Coolville Cemetery Frieods mav call at the funeral home Saturday 2 to 4 and; to9 p .m . and all da1 Su nda1 Uoyd Jenkim Lloyd Jenkins. 92 West Matn St., Pomerov, died Thursday at the Pleasant Vallev Hospital in Point P!Pasant. v; Va . Born on Aug . 26. 1897 in Cheshire Township. he was the son of the late James A. Jenkins, and Minti<• VanKirk Jenkins Mr .Jenkins work£'d as a mechanic at the former Ford Garage In Mel~s County and was a lso at one tim(' employed at th£' former Marietta Boatyards In Point Pleasant. He was a member of thr Asbury United Methodist Church in Syracuse Survivors mclude a son. Luther Jenkins. Coshocton: a daugher. Maxine Butcher, Summerland Key, Fla.: three brothers. Elmer Jenkins, Kingston. Mo .. Walter Jenkins and John Jenkins. Bid· well: two sisters. 011\·e Trimmer , Goshen. Ind. and Ed· ria Byas, Jamestown, Ind.: four grandchildren. Roger Moore, Richmond, Va., and Crystal, Mark and Kevin Jenkins, India· napolls. Ind.: and a great· granddaughter. Amy Moore. Richmond, Va . Besides his parenn, he was preceded In death by hIs wile. Elizabeth Jenkins In 1984, a son. Kenneth Jenkins. four brothers. Olho Jenkins. Danville Jenkins. Seaman Jenkins. and Jami'S R. Jenkins: three sisters Nita Rupe, Leola Potter. and Reba Dale Alstead. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m . at the Ewing Funeral Home. The Rev. Wesley Thather will officiate and burtal Mary Rig88 Mary A. Riggs. 80, Langsville. died at Overbrook CentJ>r early Friday morning. Born April 12. 1910 at Little Hocking, she was the daughter of the late Lottie Stewart Roush and Archie Stewart She was a member of the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church at Stover town, Ohio. She Is survived bv her hYs · band. Robert W. Riggs . two daughters, Janet 1Howard 1 Ger ~ man of Langsville, and Marjorie Shilling, Zanesville: a sister. Martha Taylor, The Plains; a brother, Pearl Hanning, Dayton : two grandchildren, Vicky Ger· man, Pomeroy. and Perry Shll· ling, Zanesville. and two great· grandhchlldren. EmUv Shilling and Sarah Barr . Besides her parents she was preceded In death by a daughter, Betty Lou Riggs, two sisters. Dicle Weaver and Nancy Mar~ gan. and one brother. !'.!erie Hanning. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m Sunday at the Rawling Coats·Fisner Funeral Home. Tbe Rev. Amos Tillis will olflclate and burtal will bl' in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the fYrwral home from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 p.m . on Saturday , Stocks Dally stock prlc"" <A• ol10:30 a.m.) Bl')'ce aad Mark Smllh of Blual, Ellltl A LoewJ Am Electric Power... ~ .... 29\fo AT&T....... .............. . ........ 37'-il Ashland Oil. ........... .. .37% Bob Evans ............... .... . ~ .14~ Charming Slloppes... ... . . .10 1;4 City Holding Co .. . .. . . 15';. Federal Mogul. .. . .... . .. . .... 18 Goodyear T&R . ...... .. ... .. . 29 Key Centurion .... .. .. ...... ...... 12'4 Lands' End ......... .. ..... .. ....... 16'1. Limited Inc .. ... .. ......... .... .. 23')4 Multimedia Inc~ ... ............... 70 Rax Restaurants .................. 2~ Robbins & Myers .~ . ........... 21'4 Shoney's Inc ..... ..... .. .... 16~ Star Bank....... .. .. .. ......... 20 Wendy's Inti .... ...... .......... 6')4 Worthington Ind . .. . ... .... 23)1 Judgment sought A judgment action has been flied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Home National Bank, Racine against Teresa Hoschar of Mason, W.Va. In the amount of $3,041.18. ___ Meigs announcements--· Coual)' ceurt to el~~e Tbe office of Melp County Court will cloee at noon on July 19 and 20 and July 28 and 27 to allow for the court's conversion to a computerized syatem. · Ilea eucelled Tbe meeting of the Drew Webster Unit 39 of American Le&lon Auxiliary lor July 22 has been cancelled. Inatallatlon of new ol!lcera will be conducted at the Auplt 28 meeting. Couaedtomeel Racine Vllla&e Council wUI In a rec:ftsed ~e~llon on Monday at 7 p.m. at lheStar Mill Park. mHt Savel, Parkersoc ~~ II' I d no medical cerullcate . S21 ond rests: William Dobbins . Ma rletta, spel'd, $26 and costs. Paul Williams, Quincy. Mich., speed, $23 and costs; David Tiller. Tart!f, W.Va., speed. $20 and costs; Dwayne Qualls. Pomeroy. disorderly conduct , $100 fine, suspended costs. six months probation. Edward Sedler. Cincinnati, expired operators llcanse, $75 and costs; Gregory Corley, Sher· man, W.Va. no fishing license, $25 and costs: Kenneth Ellis, Albany, expired plates, $20 and costs, assured clear distance, $30 and costs; Michael Morrts, Pomeroy, DWI, $250 and costs, 60 day operators license SUSP€n· slon, three days In jail. left of center, $25 and rests: Jasper Bonecutter, Middleport, failure to stop at sign, $20 and costs: DILLONVALE, Ohio iUPli Heavy rains forced the evacua· tlon Thursday night of nearly !liO people from their eastern Ohio homes In an area only about 15 miles from where 26 people were kllll'd In June 14 flash flooding near Shadyside. Residents In the Dillonvale· Adena area returned to their homes after the National Weather Service lifted the flood· lng warning 1:05 a.m Friday. No Injuries were reported from the creek flood in~. but Dillonvale Mayor Leon Bailey said an undetermined number of homes were damaged and the town's sewage plant was under water. It was feared the pumps would quit working, creating sewer backups Ln basements. "The town Is gun-shy," Balley said . "In Dlllonvlalt> alone. two~ thirds of the town was devastated four weeks ago . ... And there's a MoSCOUJ ••• chance lor a big flood coming this weekend." The forecast called a 90 per· cent chance of rain Frrday night and an 80 percent chance of rain Saturday. In the Shadyside area. about 15 mUes to southeast, no flooding was reported along the creeks where 26 people died In flooding June 14 Although there were no deaths reported In the Dillonvale area from the June 14 flooding, damage In the Dillonvale area was extensiv('. · 1'here are still people out of their homes from four weeks ago. ... They were scared to death last night," Jlai!Py sa1d of his rom munlty ofi.OOO people. "F.1·eryb ody Is worn out and It looks llkr were going to get another flood · · Another 600 people 1n Licking County, east of Columbus . were evacuated for several hours Thursday afternoon due to flood · DJ.nm Dalron Rutland no Opl'r atoc~ :u·en~f'. :S75 and co~ds, lhree days 1atl suspended if val1d OP€rators license Is provided within 60 da.vs. use of unautho· rized plates, $30 and costs. Scott Purdue, Belpre, SP€ed. S30 and costs: WIIUam Barley, Rutland, no OP€rators liCense. $250 and costs, three days jail, possession of a controlled substance, S50 and costs; Jasper BonecYtter, Pomerov, theft, $100 and costs. 60days SYSP€nded, two years probation, restitution; Shane Engle. Middleport, theft. $100 and costs. 60 days sus· P€nded, two years probation, restltYllon, receiving stolen property, $100: Jason Bush. Pomeroy, two charges contrlbut· lng, $100 and costs on each, 60 days susll"nded. two years probation. Richard Gibbs, Middleport. two char~es of theft. $100 each !ng conditions along the Licking River . Randy Spiker . deput) director of Licking County Disaster Servl · ces said the county was declared a srate of emergency from noon until about ~ p.m. after the Licking River flooded, making several roads Impassable. Nearly 400 were evacuated from the Marne area and about 200 from Newark area. Spiker said. But people were allowed to return to their homes after the situation stabilized late Thurs · day· afternoon "SomP hornPs took wa!Pr in their basPments . but lhPrP wa s no SYP"f. super major damage at th:s time.· Spiker said. 'But wr ~AT I ONAL July 14 to July 20 MORNING 5:00 C3l I!JJ ITU) Paid Programming II (II (TU,WE,TH,FR) Home Shopping Spree @ (FRJ Action Outdoora (1) (MO,TU,TH) Hogon'o assessment recommendations. Heroes (1] (FR) Hogan's Haoreo Forfeiting his bond was Carl Mace, Belpre. SP€ed. SBO. Q ® Morning Agriculture Report 1!11 (MD) Sporto Review ilJJ (TU,WE,TH,FR) Crooollre i!JJ (WE,TH,FR) Madome'o Yeltsln, the president of the Russian Federation, the largest of the 15 Soviet republics. was greeted with resounding ap· ptause Friday when he entered the chamber at the Russian parliament for his decision to end his 29-year career In the party that has ruled the Soviet state since November 1917. Deputies read a statement welcoming Yeltsln's withdra"·ai from the party as · a real contributlon to the separation of the Communist Party from the state and a step towards creating a multiparty parllamentan system .. At the Part\ Congress, Com· munlst leaders moved quickly Friday to limit the fallout from Yeltsln's defection. Anatoll Lukyanov. an alter · nate member of the party's outgoing Politburo. called it a "compli'tely normal" develop~ ment In the country's fast· changing political Life. In another sign of the nation 's shifting polltlcal alignment. y,, gar Llgachev. Vadlm Medvedev and Alexander Yakovlev, all powerful members of the outgo· lng Politburo, were among the Important names missing from the llst of 396 candidates for the Central Committee. Names omitted In addition to those lodlviduals previously listed In The Dally Sentinel, those sending gilts to Casey Richardson on the occa · sian of his first birthday were Jerry, Charmele and Kaylyn Spradling. Place 5:05 (l] (WE) Hogan's Heroes 5:30 ill Larry Loa @ Getting Fit (l] Gomer Pyle 0 ® Thlo Morning's have nor gone in for a damage assessment yet ." The weather sen1ce said Ohio should continue to exll"rience periods of rain, possibly intense Friday night and In the form of thunderstorms Saturday. Business @; (TU,WE,TH,FR) Nlghtwotch 1!11 Early Bird Newo ~ (WE,TH,FR) Paid ThermomPters were reporting Programming readings near 60 over most of Ohio early Friday morning. Clouds and rain Into Saturday are eXP€Cted to reduce tempera · turr changes from day to night. Lows Saturday morning are eKP€Cted to rang!' from near 60 to the mid 60s. Highs tomorrow afternoon should generally be In the mid iOs over most of the state. but near &J In extreme southern Ohio 6:00 ill Today With Marilyn II ill NBC News At Sunrioe @J Bodiea In Motion ffiCNN a® 0 Ill ABC World News Thia Morning @) CBS Morning News Ill [l) BuHwlnkte Show 1!11 DayBraok 1!JJ (WE,TH,FR) Paid Pro~ ramming oap 6:t011lil21 News 6:25 Ill ii)J This Morning's a) AM EOT ; .•J -90 Business i!JJ (MO,WE,TH,FRI Paid .. . Programming ~~ n• @Faith 20 ~ NBC Newo AI Sunrise 6 451I) AM Weather II ill a Today ffi (MO,WE,TH,FR) Tom And Jerry's Funhouae Q ® 0 IJ) Good Morning America CIJ Homestretch " "'" 'i ~~ •• ®I Ill il2l CBS This Morning Ill [l) Moxie's Wo~d 011 DayBreak . 9 Cartoon Express l2lJ Paid Programming 7:05 (l) (TUJ Tom And Jerry'o Clolldy, ral~cy ski.,. ar~ In IHore lor much of the Soulheasl lhls weekend as a slow movln' wealher oylllem centered over Tennessee spreads mohlure north oul of I he Gull of Mexico. Cool Caaadlan air wtll spread across lhe Plains Into the Greal Lake& dropping lemperatare~~ some 14·18 de~ below normal. i\notlter wealher system will drop oul of Canada bringing ocalterl'd show' .. to Montana and northern Wyoming, while the southwest remains dry. "'EUHER MAP - Hospital news Veteran • Memorial Admissions - Charles Karr . Racine: TPrr a Schoonover. Rutland . Discharges Ronald CrPmeans .... Funhouse e 11 f!) Nation's Butiness Today III Secret City Ill [l) Muppet Babies [IJ Business Day ~ Mr. Mogoo & Friends 8:00 (3) Wowaer (!) Sesame Street Ill [l) Super Mario Brothe15 .,,.. • .,.n'IM\t, .~ntlJ ~ 992-5721 Try the new way of wearing contacts. C!J Wonder1ut World 01 Disney @J (MO,FRJ McCloud @J (TU) llonacek @J (WE) Co!Ymbo @J (THI McMillon Ill [l) Brady Bunch 1!11 Morning News Ill ilJJ Donahue a VldeoMornlng Bugo Bunny And Friend• a Sally Jeooy Rapheet 9:05 ffi Beve~y Hillbillies 9:30 0 rn Cteaslc Concentration ill (MOl Pro Bowler• ~ SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1990 COUNYIY SOAK DINNER-........................... 14.49 Try ... ~-ill " . DISPOSABLE SOFT CONTACT LENSES ues® lvifilcon A) Comfortable and convenrent. NewVUes• disposable soft contacllenses are one of the easiest ways ever to correct your v1sion . 992-6545 HAitltGEI PIWY. MIDDIIPOII, OliO a) GOfaido 12:05 (1) CHiPs t2:30ill (MO,FA] American Baby ill (TU,TH) Healthy Klda Cll (WE) American Snapahoto 0 (l) 13 Generations (!) (MO,TU,WE) BodySiutpifllJ 0 ® Iii (IJ Loving C!J (MO) Cookln' Choop (fJ (TU) Gourmet CooklfllJ C!J (WE) Juoun Wtloon'o Louloleno Cookln': Homo Grown (l) (TH] Monera Of Toole (l) (FR) New Yorll's Mooter crm Ill il2l Young And The AtiUell Ill [l) Dick Von Dyke ~ Name That Tune t:OOill (MO,WE,FR) Paid Programming Ill ITU.TH) Lei's Eat! II Cll a Days 01 Our Live a @ (MOJ U~S. Olympic P'II·AlHBII CHAILUT~ 11'11 • HUNT'M'ION WP'IY WINI WVAH VAIIIRY NAIHIIW YAIIIDY NAIIfYW CHICAGO ... VAIIIRY WEAIHEI MlV LmlMf 2A·MOUIWEATHII 2A-HOVI MUSIC Hllt.DUNE NEWS JI.·HOUI NfWI PAIIEIISIUIQ WOM9111'10CHAMS WTAI' WTVN C..SM.N Arrl I ENJERfAtNMENT COI.UMIUI CONOR!ISK>NAl ••• fiNANCIAl NEW! Small Ill [l) Beat Of Love Connection Decorai~Today ® (WE] a a untry Kitchen (THJ Going Our Way (FR) Ceiobrity Outdoors 1:05 CIJ (MOJ MOVIE: Nevada Smith '] ) (TUJ MOVIE: The Godchild (l) (WE) MOVIE: Kung Fu (l] (TH) MOVIE: Waotwo~d (l] JFR] MOVIE: The War Wagon 1:30 (3) Celebrity Chefs (!) JMOJ Make Yoyraetf At Home Cll ITU) Wood Corvlng WHh m Bumper Stumpera Top Card 2:00 ill The Campbell a 1J ()) 12!J Another Wo~d (!) (TU) tMSA tnremllllonot Sedona Auto Aoclng @ (WE) Muecte Megoztno ill (TH) ATP Tour Tennlo @ (FR) tnalde Tile PGA a Tour Ill il2l Family Feud 1!JJ Loot In Space Cll (TU) Country Child Endings (1) (TH) MOVIE: Peper Dolle (1) (FR) MOVIE: Summor Girl t0: 3D 0 <II Let'a Make A Deal Cll Secret City (!) Reading Rolnbow ~ 111!11 Wheel 01 Fortune Cleotlc Concenlraflon t 1:00 Cll Heart To Heart a Uve Gorden Beokotweavlng (WE] Stnp Quilting (TH) Living With Anlmoto (FR) Colleclora IMO) Evening At Popo (TU) Lonaaome Pine Special a III (WE) Lowrance Wotk III (TH) Auaun CHy Llmllo III (FR) All Amertcen J111 ~ Ill liZ Ao Tile World Tum a 111!11 Bewhchtd 0 NtwtDey II)Wipoout Crook I Chon @ (MO,TH) Abbott And Coaletio Cll Cll Cll III III a • SAT., JULY 14 MORNING 5:00 Ill Paid Programming 0 ® Dukoo Of Hazzard ilJJ Croaoflre I!JJ Dorllroom 5:30 Ill Varied (J) Saturday Night Thunder I]) Gomer Pyle ilJJ ShowBiz Today 6:00 Ill Paid Programming 0 ()) Homo Shopping Spree (1) Hogan's Heroes 0 ® Anintlll Crock·Upa Ill [l) Star Trek: The Nut a F~ends 0 Style a ID 0] Dennis The Menace 0]) International Hour 1!JJ Tic Tac Dough 12!1 Country Stendord Time l2lJ (MO,TH) One Day At A Time 3:06 (1) Tom And Jerry' a Funhouae 3:30 Ill Fothor Knowo Beat @ (TU) Great American Bateball Quiz @ (WE ) Quiksilver SYrtlng In Memory 01 Eddie Aikou Cll Mister Rogora' Neighborhood 'C!J (MO) Art Of William CIJ (WEJ Landscapes With Norma (!) (THJ Fun And Fancy Fabric Painting "nd Oils Chif:munks there's a complete road test 0 Cll a Oprah Winfrey @ (MO) AWA Championship Wrestling @ (TU,WE,TH) Legends 01 Wo~d Closs Wrestling 0 Geratdo a CD Sesame Street 0 I]) Facts Of Lite 1::!) Body Electric ~ People's Cour1 Ill nJ DuckTates i!ll NewoDay Ill i!ll Highway To Heaven [! Press Your Luck a VideoGold (MO,TH) Yogi Beor 4:05 (l] Flinlstones 4:30 (3) Dinooaucers 0 I]) Stiver Spoons (!) Mister Rogera' ~ Nei~hborhood @) amity Feud Workehop Norm constructs t1is own corner cupboard from pine and plywood. @ Hongln' In 11:10 ii)J Science And Tachnology Woek 11:3011(}) Soved By The Boll a ~GameDoy EVENING 6:00 a® Facto Of Lite foc us on lawn maintenance Video sod. (l) Frugal Gourmet tlJJ Lassie tD [l) Super Spo"• Folliea 1!]1 Baseball '90 1!11 Rude Dog And The Dweebo 0 1!J Dance Party USA Romodallng And Decorating Today ~ Weekends Away (!J Dograssl High Caitlin dramatically discovers that Clau(je's commitment is a facade. a ll'a Your Buolneoa 6:05 (1) Wo~d Champlonohlp WreoUing 6:30 Ill ZorTO 0 ()) a NBC Newo Stareo 8® O()J Cll AFTERNOON ABC Newo 0 Wild America Sibling 12:00 ill Tho Virginian D I1J at ALF Totes 0 I!J Budwelaer Unlimited Hydroplane Racing Thunder rivalries in the animal k1ng(jom are frequent and may be fatal. t:;1 C!J Newton'a Apple tra takes On The 01"110 From a lesson in angular momentum from some Evansville, IN (TJ Dukeo Of Houard (!) Living With Anlmalo 0 I]) Animal Crack ·Ups visiting gymnasts. Q Ill il2l CBS Newo 0 Ill [l) Mlaalng: Reward 1!11 Plnnocto Goopel Jubilee 7:00 Ill Aln Tin Tin K·9 Cop 11 Cll Notional Geographic crm (!) VIctory Garden Bob visits the Huntington Botanteal Gardens in San Manno. c;J a ®I Magnum, P.r. llllll World Wide Wraotting Explorer A classic National GeographiC explores the wonders of down under I!) SportaCenter ii)J NowaDay Ill 1!}1 KidsMagt 1!JJ MOVIE: Casanova's Big Night (2 :00) Q ® Llfeotyles Ot The Rich at Country Kitchen 8:05 ffi National Oe<Jgraphic Explorer Serpen1 Secrets: Parrot Fashion 8:30 C3l Gerba" II rn .at Camp Candy Q @ Ultimate Outdoor Experience Q 0 ()] Disney's Gummi Bearaj Winnie The Pooh Hour Q a Famoue 12J Soul Train 12:05 CIJ MOVIE: Muscle Beach (1J All Creatures Great And Party (2 :DOi t2:308(I 8 ALF 0 CII From A Country Garden 0 Ill ABC Weekend Special Olll Hoe Haw III Lowrance Welk tlJ) 1111!11 Wheel 0t Small a Fortune Ill [l) Star Trek: The Next ~ This Otd Houoe R1chard Generation 1!}1 Capital Gang [J Counterstrike Dead In The Air Trethewey tours a h1gh·tech 0011er factory in Germany. Q ID Evans And Novak a Ill f!}llnSport Q!l Side By Side I]) No Place Like Home ~ Paid Programming ® Converoauon WHh Dlnoh @ Chorleo In Charge 1:001111l Boner Your Homo ill Senior PGA Tour Hell To Hart (!) Joy Of Floral Pointing 0 I]) WWF Spofllght On Wreotting (l) The New Yankee 1!11 Big Story 1111!11 California Raiolna Q l2lJ People To People 9:00 Ill Sytvaniano II rn a Captain N: The Game Master C 7:05 C1l Major League Baoebett 7:30 Ill T And T (J) ESPN'o Speedweek ~ Caoh E•ptoolon 1!11 Sporto Saturday Ill il2l Ohio Lottery C11h aa (!) Fly Fishing fhe Wo~d With John Barren E1plosion Workshop Norm demonstrates how to bwld a slant -IOQ_wntlng desk. Q CIJ UHasl (!) Shelley @) Ill 1!11 Muppel BabieS 0 Ill [l) Dr. D. Jomea Kennedy a l2lJ $t00,000 Fortune Hunt Ill 1121 Major League Bneball lll ·l li MOVIE: Stephen Klng'a Silver Bullet [Ri [2 OOJ crl) NowaDay Q!l Going Our Way a Jeopardy! 0 8:00 (3) MOVIE: Wealem Union (2001 1J I]; a 227 Bobby Brown v1S1ts Waverly Higl1 to shoot hiS latest VIdeo. (AI C @Movie at Journey To The Center Of The Earth The members of a sc•ent1f1c e)(pedition lind more than they expected when traveling to the eartn ·s core . Based on the story by Jules Verne. (Ammated) Theater II ill a Karate Kid 0 (!) Jimmy HOultOn Outdoors Q ® 0 ()] Stimer & The Real Ghootbuoters 0 l!l Saturday Night Tl\undllf 0 ® 0 ()] Super Je<Jponlyt (!) Auolln City Limits ( t 00) (!) Not King Cote ®l 1111!11 Porodlse Ben stumbles upon a dead man's treasure map. IAI 0 Ill [l) COPS Poioce respond [0 461 1:30 ill The Rifleman D rn Mort. & Mindy (D Joy Of Painting (l) Or. Who The T ~ Mat Tony Brown's Journal Kind Of Living a to an armed·and·dangerous call. Stereo 1!JJ Heretic iAJ (2 001 Church Strati Station l2lJ MOVIE: Jowo 2tPGJ (2 001 8:30 0 Cll a Amen The new a ® Remodeling And Decorating Today Thelma heads home lor 2:00 ill Iron Horae IJ ill Boaom Buddiea a® fl) ()] Women'o Open Golf Chemplonohip ffi Art 01 William Ateunder crlJ Newo Update I!) MOVIE: Foncy Ponii[Gi )200) Q!1 Country K"chen Q!) MOVIE: Fine Gold (2:001 Chnstmas (RI 0 0 ® 0 ()] Monopoly Stereo. C!l Club Date Tno Unsuspecting construction workers are unable to turn off a crane. (R) Stereo. Orand Ole 0pry Live 9:00 0 (ll a Ootdon Ol~o The ladies spend Christmas serving fOOd at a soup kotchen. (R) 0 @ U.S. Olympic Foativot 0 ® 0 ()] 'B.L. Stryker' ABC Saturday Myotory Stryker in~test1gates the death ol abusmassman (Ri 0 • a " ([: Sewing With Nancy Ill 1!11 (TU,WE,TH,FR]tnside 'Th Style ® Gospel Jubilee S:DO (3) Batman 0 <II Cosby Show @ Sunklll K.I.O.S. 0 ® Oprah Winlrey Cll 3·2·t Contact 0 ()]Growing Paino III Sesame Street ~ Cu11ent Affair Ill illJ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turttea 011 EariyPrime Ill il2l (MO) Inside Edition Ill «JJ (TU,WE,TH,FRI Peopte'o Court 1!JJ Donee Party USA On Sloge l2lJ (MO,TH) Chip 'N' Dale's il2l 3:00 ill Big Volley D ill Cheers Edition ® American Magazine Fun House 5:35 (l] Good Times EVENING 6:00 a ~ctl:)OtherSideOt 0 (!I Pro Bowters Association l1) Lap Quihlng 111 [l) MOVIE: Telelon (PGJ CD Or. Who A galactic cnminal plots revenge on the (2 00) 1!]1 On The Menu (fJ Alive From Off Center world of Sva"os. 01fferont styles ot the hula 13 Tommy Hunter a; (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hordcaotto And McCormick Ill IFA ) Zorro ill 0 ()] tlJJ 0 Cll til~ a Newo @ (MO) MoiOwond @ (TU) Running And Racing (!) JWE)Inaide The PGA Tour ; C!1 (THI Budweloer Thoroughbred Dlgeot -- ,, -··~;. Peter Sprague Ill [l) Tototty Hlcklen Vide<J • • 2:05 Ill MOVIE: Beach Blanket Bingo (2 :001 2:10 crll Heotthweek 2:30 Dill Family Ties &:;1 1!}1 ShowBiz Today P~meNewa 1!JJ MOVIE: E•orclat It: The breaks down as Dr Who arnves on earth. 0]1 Newsmaker Saturday a This Week In Country Mu1ic ~ 1!11 New& Updat~ I!JJ Paid Programming ® Backyard America l2lJ Cho~ando 9:10 1!11 Heatthweek 9:30 Ill Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Moneyweek Hollywood lnskler Joy Ot Gardening @ Hoe~ Ot Chicago tO:OD Ill I'm Telhng II rn a Smur1s 0 :!) Fishin' Hole 'IJ Adam Smith's Money Worid C!) Are You Being Served? 'crm Ill @ Pee· Wee's Plal'house 0 CD []) In Touch Ministriea 1!}1 News Update ~ Totes Of The Gold Monkey Last C1'1ance LOUie Creaijva Living l2lJ Minority Bualneaa Report t 0:05 (l] MOVIE: Beach Party (2 001 t0:10 1!}1 ShowBiz This Week 0 Ill [l) Superboy 1!11 NewaWotch 1!JJ Tilt Equollztr Lady Cop a l2lJ U.S. Farm Report ®I techn1ques such as plant1ng m c:J m Bordertown 11rn ora om Ill il2l Newo ClJ SnHk Previews Goes II] Homellma The hosts Dinosaur !]] Paid Programming 0 1!11 Newomoker Saturday aa @ (MO,TH) DuckTates 4:35 (l] Brady Bunch 5:05 (1) Munstera 5:30 Ill Belman Gill Booom Buddlea C!1 (MO) Sporta Roportara (J) (TU) Hemooo Roclng '90 (J) (WE,TH,FR) Mojol LtoJIUI BonboH'o Oreoteal Hlte Cll Aeadln9 Rt!nbow Ill ()] Wlto 1 The Boao? ®J Nowa .. •«D Mr•.l!tlvtdeie 5:30 II] The New Yankee a Celebrity Outdoora Wortd Tomonow Rescue Rangers Reacue Rangers Search For Peter Kerry 12!1 Country Ball ii)J News Update l]) Youthquake Featuring Donnie Osmond Scooby Doo 0 III Mother and Son (]11 11'1 Your Bulineae Ill [l) NWA Wrestling 1!11 DayBreak 1111!21 Dink, The Little (1) (!) ill) (!} ilJJ NewsWatch 1!JJ Murder, She Wrolo The ml!ll Gerner Ted Armstrong (]) Outdoorsman 0 ® 0 I]) A Pup Named Ill 1!11 (MO) Pe<Jpte's Court 1!JJ High Rollers at Donahue Gordon Jump introduces the pleasure, and ease, ot growmg roses. Lite Choices Ill [l) Chip 'N' Dole's a 1IJ Make YouraeH At Home 8:00 C3l Swioo Family Roblnoon 0 Cll at Klsaylur 0 Kotter finds tuHillment in a small town. Ill [l) WWF WreotMng Show &:;1 Dinosaur 1!JJ 25,000 Pyramid l2lJ (MO,TH) Welcome Beck, Trethewey tours a l'ltgh·tech boiler tactory in Germany. 0 (fJ Wonderful World Of Disney An itinerant mus1cian of tha BMW MS. 0 Ill Buga Bunny I TwHty at Denver, The Loot Paulson a aa 7:30 Cll Superbook 0 Cll Mr. Cartoon l!l Sportoman'a Challenge With Ron Franklin 0 I]) Hearth Show crm Ag~ Country Ill [l) Happy Dayo ilJJ Sports Clooe·Up Ill il2l CBS Storybreok 0 1!JJ Paid Programming 'I II (TUJ A" 01 Buck Side By Side a Hour Aleaander And Robert Warren Q 11 :00 (ll Bonanza: The Lost Episode a 1J (}) The Chtpmunko 0 (!) Red Man(TNT AU American Putting Serioo From Atlanta, GA (PI1J Underdog l1) Motorweek '90 This week lnlematlonat Correoponctenta til il2l Weekend l2lJ Archie Bunker's Piece 7:00 Ill 0 ()] t[J Paid Programming 0 Cll Saturday Report @ SportaCanter 0 ® Buga Bunny & Tweety ShowQ crm U.S. Farm Report Ill [l) College Mad House ilJJ DayBreak Ill il2l AdveniYreo Of Raggedy Ann And Andy 0 l2lJ larry Jonea a Loveme & Shl~ty 7:051]) NWA Wrestling Power ~ prepares tea-smoked Cluck, PekilllJ duck and a Simple stewed duck. Stereo. (fJ NoturaScane Lake Okeechobee «J1 Future Watch 1!JJ lt'a Your Move Thlo Week In Country Mualc 5:00 Ill Bonanza: Tile Loot Eplaoctes @ U.S. Olympic Feoflvot Cll Thlo Old Houaa Richard @ AI The Movies McGraw The Fallen Arrow @ Coraon'a Comedy Ctooaica 6:30@ Motorwaek tttuotratad (1) Between Tllo Linea 0 ®ABC Weekend Special gilJJ 4:30 0 ® 0 I]) ABC Wide World Of Sporta ClJ Fru1J8I Gourmet Jeff 10:30 (3) New Generation C!1 Crooked Creek ® 0 ()] llooUejulct 0 (!) Computer Chronleioo Ill 'Alto, 'Alto crm m1!21 Garftetd And 011 Deyllreak 1!JJ Tile Law And Harry CIJ (FRJ Thinking Allowed ®l Ill 1!11 Guiding Light 4:00 (J) Funtown Funnies Chain Reaction (MO] Side By Side (TUJ Remodeling And Cll (MO) From A Country (l] (WE) MOVIE: Happy (!) (THI Creative Living ~ a a • Home 3:35 ': Il Flints tones (l) Dr. Who 1!}1 World Day Three Wives (l] (TU) MOVIE: Tomorrow' I a a a a i!ll Sonya Llvo tn L.A. 0® 0(1) One LHe To at Lel'l Make A Deal 10:05 (1) (MO) MOVIE: A Latter To Hollywood Squorao (MO) Texas Connection (TU) Ooopel Jubilee (WE) Church Sinsel Station (TH) Conversation With Dlnoh ® JFR] American Music Shop ~ (MO,TH) Bob Nawho" 2:35 (1) (MO,TU,WEJ Beverly Hillbillleo 3:00 Ill Father Knowo Beat 0 ill a Santa Barbara @ (MO) Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Racing @ (TU) Berber Saab Pro Rae I~ @ ( E) IJSBA Wo~d Jet Ski Tour @ (TH) Rodeo Road To The NFA @ (FR) LPGA Tour 0 ® 0 ()] General Hoopitot (!) Joy Ot Pointing CIJ (MOl Make Peace With Nature (!) (TU] Sewing Connection III (WE) Make Youraetf AI ' The Ill [l) Alvin And Cll Reeding Rainbow 0 ()] Sally Jaaay Raphael @ Succeoo·N·LIIe Square a i!JJ (TU, WE,TH,FA) 1Dth Annlvaroory Special ~ Leave It To Beaver @ (TU, WE] Leod·Off Man @ (FA] Major League Boaebott 2:20@ ITU,WE) Major League Booebotl 2:30 Ill The Campbetlo @ (TH] Surfer Magazine @ (FR) Ootl Ame~ca Cll (MD) Inspiration Of Painting Cll (TU) Joy 01 Decorative Pointing Cll (WE) Welcome To My Studio ClJ (TH) Pointing In Maine Cll (FR) Art 01 Buck Paulson (!) (FR) Club Date Ill [l) Scooby Doo I!JJ (MO) New Hotlywood 'iii (FRJ Fun With Atkyda a® 0 (1: All My Children III All Creatures Great And SATURDA.Y Oanore~on ill (WE] Top Rank Bo•ing ~ I!) (WE) Wo~d Wotor Ski Tour Q ® Live With Reglo & . ..... s............-. [3) NewsHour t!J Face The Music ® American Magazine Q® The Judge Ill [l) Happy Doyo Kathie Lee Two Perli- of 0.. Tolly lott•·Dippetl Filh Sonlti witfl 0• Homo11ado Tartar Souct. Hot GoWen fr.,.h Frit, Choi<o of ........ Colo Slaw, Moco· 12:00 (3) (MO,TU) Paid Programming @ (MO,TU,WE) Bodies In Molton o® orn ~ 1110 a Newo Cll (MD) MOVIE: Palooka Cll (TU) MOVIE: The General Cll (WE) MOVIE: Ohoato On The Loooo Cll (TH) MOVIE: Our Town Cll (FA) MOVIE: Tutao Ill [l) Andy G~ffith Beautiful Ill [l) Too Ciooe For Comfo" Robertson . Training Workout (!) (MO) Vintage: Hiotory 01 Wine (!) (TU) Justin Wllson'a Louialana Cookln': Home Grown Cll (WE) Ciao ttallot Cll (TH) tntemallonat Cooking School (!) (FR) Crazy For Food (fJ Seoama Sinsel a Maraho Warfield Show Association II (l) Marsha Warfield Show FIIDAY, JULY 13, 1990 FISH & CliPS PLAnER ................................. 12.89 (J) (MO,TU,WE) Boolc Rick Butz Cll (WE] Lap Quitting (!) (TH) Tile Gentle Docloc Veterinary Medicine :D (FR) ts It Anllqye Yet? E~ ilJJ Bold And The 9:35 ffi Andy Griflith tO:OO ill Ill [l) 700 Club With Pal ials ' HOURS: 10:00 A.M. TO 9:30P.M. 7 DAYS A WHI & Kathie Lee The punt. pass and kick compe· titan scheduled for Saturday at Marauder Stadium has been posponed until July 21 due to the rain I!JJ Land 01 The Olonla II: 30 Ill Paid Programming II()) Newo 'D News (I) Sesame Street 0 ()] Live With Aegis P08tponed Our (-try St.... Simnlored In l Ottlkievs llottlom. . Whlto s.... Sin Ill with MatW Potaleot & Grawy, Homo( ...... Gr•n lea• wlthMIIIh· Yew Otolce of e Htt hiler lilctlit, fr..Wy ...... '"""· 1111•r or Dtcaffo1Mit4, TN era s-11 Drtttk. Cartoon Express 8:35 ffi Bewitched 9:00 (3) Our House II Ill Talkabout @ (TU) Senior POA Tour I!) (WEI Pro Beach Votleybotl ill (TH,FA) British Open Golf Championthlp Q ® lnaldt Report 1.• ,1.,.·· ii)J DayWatch Supercrotl 6:05 (l) Gilligan's Island 6:30 Ill Maptetown ·@ SportsCenler Ill [l) Woody Woodpecker POMEROY FlOWER SHOP Chelo 0()] Home III 3·2·1 Contact tlJJ Ill il2l Price !o Right 18 [l) Succaoo·N·Ltlo @ (TU] t990 AMA '~Bozo j...-1 rail From Qulh Country (!) (WE) Frugal Gourmet (!) (TH) Cuiatne Replde (!) (FA) New Yorll'o Mooter Festival ~Jem .. \bil lf!J'\ lmr>rinr Ph. 99M039 or ·· r~J,. '!Il DayBreak hrwllful~ r•• ~, (!) (MO) Travetln' Gourmet (!) (TU) Am!ah Cooking Chefo 7:30 (3) The Littles REMEMBER WITH ToFLOWERS ....net II()) at Oakton Ol~o C!l (MO,TU,WE) Gelling Fit a® l2lJ Joan Rivera AFTERNOON 7:00 (Jl Funtown Funnies ;; - ,; - I IAIIQAIN MBICHANOIIE WOUI WCHI WEEKDAYS rn ~. - """'' ~c. ..... A guide to local television programming no operators license, costs, 30 TO ~ ATWITA NICr:ElOOEON days jail suspended to five, probation two years, during term must submit to PDI assessment, domestic violence, costs, 30 days jaiL concurrent with other charge. mutual restraining orders Issued: Louise McPhrr· son, Millfield, W.Va .. SP€ed. $22 and costs: Michael Huston, Proc· torvllle, speed, $20 and costs. James Carll"nter, no operators llcense, $75 and costs, three days susll"nded upon proof of valid OP€ratorrs license In 90 days, one year probation, during term of probation must attend all PDf NUTHEFI FOFIECASl WTIS rAMILY HUNtltliTON ~. (!) Nation's Business Today Flin1stones Ill [l) C.O.P.S. crJ) Busineta Morning .~ot ; Reactions of delegates to the party conclave ranged from fury to sympathy In the aftermath of Yeltsln's decision, which most said they had eXP€Cied '1'hls Is behavior not worthy of a party member ... said Anatoly Popov. a part)· official from Yakutia In northern Siberia "This will not raise his authority ... Army unit commander Igor Romanenko blamed Yeltsin for leaving the party at a "dllllcult time" and driving a wedge between Communists and the Russian Supreme Soviet . "Yeltsin definitely represents a serious political mass and his edt created complications In the relations between the parry and the Soviets." Romanenko said But Klaudia Galytsyna who runs a textili' factorv In central Russia. blaml'd thP Congress for provoking Yeltsln with a rYit'S decision to blod Con\munlsts in Soviets to party discipline. "1\t> wrote In our part)· rules that a Communist first and foremost must be guided b~ part~· documents and only a fiN· ward s bv the •·oters' wishes ... Galytsyna said "Therefore r Yeltsln 1 was completely justified." Yeltsln argued In his announcement Thursday that as head of the Russian ParllamPnt, he could not submit to thP decisions of "only one parry." "" \'"' ['W and costs, 60 a•.,' susll"nded, restitution. twc year s probation: Regina Rider, Rutland, passing bad checks, two charges, $25 and costs; Dennis Tolley, Pagevllle, reckless OP€ratlon, $50 and costs, 6:30 (3) James Robison II rn crm News Continued from page 1 cal scene In 1989 when ht> was elected to the national Supreme Soviet, where his articulate and lmpasslont>d speeches quickly made him one of Its brightest stars. In !'.larch, he was elected mayor. or chairman of Lenin · grad Supreme Sovit>t. at the same time Popov was voted in as Moscow city chief. listings c'" QVC b Heavy rains create more flooding in Ohio morning. daughter of the late Elmer M and Virginia M . Tanthorey Sams. She was a former em ~ ployee of Nashua Photo Co. She Is survived by hl'r hus· band. Charles F .. at home. three sons. Robert Wilfong. New Con· cord: Leonard Wilfong. Cool ville. and David Wilfong. Cool· ville: four daughters. Vlck I Whealdon. Chesall"ake. Va.: Dl ane Chapman. Belpre: Aida Lowe, Belpre: Eileen Spires, Gallipolis: II grandchildren. two brothers. Thad Tanthore!, Cool villi'. and Sam Sams, Burke. Va .. one sister . Sharon Sisson, Can ~ ton: Thlrty·slx defendants ap· P€ared Wednesday In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court of Judge Patrick O'Brien. Appearing was: Donna Griffin, Reedsville, speed, $21 and costs; Russell Keller, Pomeroy, speed, $21 and costs; Paul Mason. Marietta safety violation, $25 and costs: Roger Brauer, Racine, speed, $25 and costs: Kenneth EIUs, Albany, unsafe vehiCle. $5 and costs: Gary Malone Jr .. Waverly, W.Va., no medical certificate, $25 and costs: Clyde Scaddan, St. Marys, W.Va., safety violation, $100 and costs; Steven Kelly, St. Marys, W. Va, no medical certificate, $25 and costs. Kevin Brighton, Reedsville. DWI, $250 and costs. 3 days )all. 60 days operators license sus pen· slon. failure to control, $25 and costs: Keith Putman, Rel'dsvllle, SP€ed. $21 and costs: James complete "'""" FAM WSAl are explored. C @ Twilight Zone , 30 3 IJ ill Futuro Stara tn Sporto CII Strip Quilting 1!]1 Your Money .. 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Frring Lme '~ Magnum, P I Ill I!]) MOVIE : Mu rphy"s Romance tPGr3 t (2 00) 0 Golf Tournament Highlights See the mos t memorable moments ot th e 4 -day annual na t rona l celebrrty golf tournamen t lrom beautrtul Bermuda Run Coun try Club 1n North Ca rolina p 00) 1l! Mrami Vr ce Famou s Ras tal ar ran srn ger s remarr 1s nave been cryoge n1ca11y tr o zen Stereo l"Q BassMasters Ar~ ans a s lnv1 tat10 na l on Bull Sho ats Lake . ana 1/"Hee-trme world c namp1on A1ck Ctun n rever:~ l s h15 tournamen t ·wlnntng str ategy l%l Lone Rang er 8:50 ' 4 Formula On e Grand Prr • Of Bntain C1l Bosom Buddies Fight Back! Wrth Oavrd Horowrtz 0 (1: Viewpomt '"[1 M otorweek '90 Thrs week th e re s a comple te road tP. st ol the BMW MS [[ The Issue 111Scrence And Tec hnology Week Ill [%. To Be Announced ® Ce lebnty Outdoors t1!J Super Spons Follres CD l!ll 8:35 (I' Fhntstones 9:05 0 CJ:: 9 ® t1] m 9·00 (l, Lrttle Clowns D ® Robert Schuller Witt! The Hour 01 Power c;1 T Ramona When ram spoils a l amrly outrng . Ramon a get s oorea and fr usu atea Q (}: Ernest Angley rT; Wonderworto;s Dawn Treader con1rnues rts sear en lor tile m1ssrng lord s (PI 3 0 1 3i :!9; CBS Sunday Morning 0 QI I!I Andy Grittllh (1); Morning News CD ill larry lea r)t World 01 Speed And Beauty A too~~: at I he legendary Mu sta ng au1omob1le . and salt flat mo10rcycles wh1ch • ace dl speeds of nearly 300 mph ~ Ma ss For Shut -I ns Jl!l Jerry Falw&lf lnSport ~ H e- Ma n 7:05 (i) Tom And Jerry ' s Funhouse 8:00 CI: Swiss Family Robinson 1_!1 lntide The PGA Tour 0 ® Conlacl (]__ Sesame Street 0 !- GEC ~tr · It Is Wnnen W[1 My Secret Identity 0 'ill DayBreak t!) @ Evangehst1c Outreach OJ) Sunda~ Cartoon Express ~ Chicago's Very Own 0 David Brinkley C m 7:30 f) [1; Sunday Today @ BodyShoping 10 301 0 ® World Tomorrow Q :J) Jerry Falwell (!) Allother Page 1) Miracles Now With Oral Roberts ID GJl Munsters Today l!ll B1g Slory Q) l]ll 81ble Answers Qli Hour Of Power 13 laverne & Shirley ~ Meel The Press C!l GameOay 0 ® Q ill ThiS Week Wilh 7:00 (lJ ll2l Dr. 0 James :J 5: 00 highlights and more ill~ MOVIE . Lite And Times Of Judge Roy Bean (PG) (2 00) U rn MON., JULY 16 4:50 Cil Wrestling 's Greatest Hits rac•ng fea turmg week ly race f) Cli Robert Schuller Wilh The Hour Of Power r:;J (!) ESPN"s Speedweek I]) It Ia Written Q ® AI The Movies ~ CNN Headline News ID [!J Wolf Rock Power Hour l!lJ Slyle ll) ~ In Focus Q] Carson' s Comedy Classics • 4:30 (I) Motorweek '90 Th1s week the re s a complete road tes t o f the BMW MS. (!) Joy 01 Pa10ting (!} It's Your Move ® NHRA Today 11 :10 0]) Travel Gwde 6:10 lUI Healthweek a Celebrily Golf Championship C!J U.S. Olympic Festival CLl Sneak Previews Goes Video C!J The Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Med1cine Knts1ck exammes the pros ana cons of rephtes as pets. all Throb CIJ Ra1sing Kids @ Bud light USTS Tnathlon From San Jose. CA (T) 0 ® Oukes Of Hauard []) Sports Rev1ew ~ MOVIE : Eaorcisl II : The Herelic (Ri (2 001 a) MOVIE : The Song Parade (1 30) 8:05 U ai U rn MORNING 6:30 MONDAY 4:35 (£ I love Lucy tD [!) Arsenio Hall (J]l Moneytlne t!JJ Miami Vice Sonny trres to help an o ld 1nend break the gambling hab1t. ® Teus Connection 11 30 IJj Bordertown f) (I; Tonighl Show Stereo 0 ® Cheers 0 I}) Ahve From Otr Center Orl1erent styl es a t tile hu la are exp lored r:;J 0 rT, Nightlrne t;J ~ N1ght Court 11J Sports Tonight W l!f '21 Jump Slreel' CBS Late Night Army buddy o l Furler s gets Hanson and Penhall to llunt lo • a deser ter ~ On Stage ~ Magnum , P.l. a 0 12:00 (}; MOVIE: The Big Wheel (2 00) 0 llil N•ghll~ne 0 g (]:r Entertainment Tonight r:mJ Magnum, P I. ID OJj love Connection ~ NewsNight t!J MOVIE: Beach Fever fRJ (2 00) ® Nashville Now 12:05 (1) Goodwill Games Sw1mm 1ng: Men ·s Gymnast1c Team Compet1t1on; Women 's Vol leyball . USA vs USSR (T) 12:300 ai at lole Night Wilh David letterman 0 ® Into The N1gh1 Sl ereo 0 CE Herd Copy (!] After Hourt Ill 1!11 'Nighl Prowlers' CBS Lale N1ght @ MOVIE : McCabe And Mro . Miller IRII2 30) m 1·00 Ill ill Gereldo ~ MOVIE : The Howling II : Your Sister Is A Werewolf ~ A) 1130) GI@Rowhida l!lJ ShowBiz Today Ill 1!21 'Nighl Heat' CBS Late Night A bungled arson attempt ends 1n murder. (R) 1 :300(1) 8 Friday Night Vldeol (!) SportsCenter Qa!l News 1!21 NewaNight Update Crook & Chase a 2:00 aJ 700 Club With Pal Robert eon (!) World Water Ski Tour From Ft. Worth . TX (T) 11 (!!~love Connection Qlllll MOVIE: Ceptoln Ntwmen, M.D. (2:30) II 1!21 Nlghtwotch 0 MOVIE : Happy Hour !RI (2 :00) Q!1 Mu11c Row VIdeo 2:30 GllJ Home Shopping Spree Cl <111 Aher Houro ()]) MOVIE: Tht Yttl(1 :30) 0 Sporto Lai1Nigh1 3:00 Ill Prelae The Lord Ill Sport1Look 11J <Ill MOVIE: Dlotont DNml �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BORI\ LOS .">Cl 'IOU 'i££;, lllE WITJ.\ER& ~ WAC,~'{ AIJ E'L.Aoc:AATE EXAMPLE a: 1Wi LAW G >_;Ufl'L'{ AIJD T!i LL tT '!0 II&, ~ou 1 <OciJIJD CO I ATT£1APT TO ~i'?t ti 1\1~ bU:, Wf'tN 'W 11#.£ Television Viewing L~V~L Of M'{ AUDI~ • "T---1 Cl'MN-lD FRI., JULY 13 EVENING 1 Rtorrange leHers of 0 four KrCI mbl«l word, • I III I I I I! I' I I I~ I I I I 1: I)0.~-~:plete I I' I I I 12 LAR0 V KNOW .. . 6 fS a WITH HAVE. mY ~AD YOU~ Ut.CTRIC DRilL. ! fRANK AND ERNEST T'Y ou~ 11 fLAME CArPI, &ll.t fAYfiiENT$ I ~\ X.MA5 CMI>J .. ' t, fT ON UJ" posiMA~nP 5ffVICf "' ;> ( '( 1"l < •, 10 PAY> fAfl-lf~/ oNL.Y $/.00 !'ff PAY. -> "',._• "' up ro ¥' • 1 PM Mogllino (Jl Sportseentor C11 Qlllnolde Edition CIJ (!) MacNeil Lehter NewaHour II ()) Curtent Aflolr ill) Ill \121 till Wheel 01 FOttuno II illl Night Court \121 Monoyllno 11J Miami VIce Mua\c Row VIdeo tD Andy Qrtfllth 7:05 (5] Jofloraona 7:30 D <II Fomlly Foud @ Major Leogue Boooball r11 Entertalnmonl Tonight 0 Ill Momo'a Family ill) Ill \1)) till Joopordyl Q lll!ll Major League lleaoball IIJ) Croaaflte tD Bowllchod 7:35 (5] Major Loogue Boaoball 8:00 (}) MOVIE: Young Mr. Uncotn (2:00) 8 (2) till Stet Maverick A beautiful woman from Maverick's past poses as his wile. (A) C Cll tD (I) Full Houoo Joey's on-camera audition for a kid's TV show leads to trouble. (A) CIJ (!) Waahlngton Week In Review Stereo. C till Ill \121 Primo ftmo Pota A rap-dog rock video and a bOwling rat are featured. Stereo. IIJ) PrlmoNowo I[J MOVIE: The Exorclat !AI (2 30) Toua Connection 1D MOVIE: Jowl (PG) (2:00) ' · '1 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS i <II a ALLEY OOP a 8:30 ma m()) Femlty Mottote Rachel's first published shor1 story causes family problems . (A) Q CIJ (!) Woll $tr8ot Wook With Loult Rukoy- E;J ill) Ill II)) Nowhort A dispute erupts when Stephanie bans MiChael from the labor room . (RJ Stereo. On Stage 9:00 1J <II till Yellow Roat Jeb tries to brand the Champtons as drug runners. (A) Q m<111 m()) Pllfoct Strtngora Larry is called before the papers· grie-..ance committee. (AI Q (IJ Tho Stoty tl! Englloh (PI 2 01 9) The early h1story or the English language is exP'ored. Stereo. (!) Evening At Popa ill) Ill \121 MOVIE: American Harvell (2:00) C IIJ) Larry King Llvet Noahvllla Now 9:30CIIQII II()) Juot Tho Ton 01 Uo Stereo. Q 10:00 (l) 700 Club With Pot Robortaon D (2) till Midnight Caller Jack belnends a young boy . abandoned by his parents. a MURK 'tEEKLE AI\D WINTRHOP HE'. P\JT5 \ PEPPE.RON I , S LICE'S ON P IZ.ZI6._) -.......__ __ ---, ~ a N:JWACAYS, EVERYBODY!5 A 5PECIALI5T _ '· ' ~)~ 111 ()) 20/20 Weekly News Magazine Stereo. Q CIJ Nowawotch (!) American Pttchworlt The roots or Louisiana's bayou culture are uncolt'ered. IIJ) Evening Nowa BARNEY EVER' BLESSET DAY IT' S TH' SAME OL' THING I COME OUT TO THIS SAME OL' GOSSIP FENCE AN' HOLLER ID NtWI 10:20 (5] NWA Wteatilng Power Hour 10:30 <D Me)or Looguo Boooball IT' S HIGH TIME I GOT OUT OF THIS OL' RUT!! "ELVINEY"I! CIJ Gteot Porformoncoo A young actress falls in love with a married man . !;I lll!ll - Twilight Zone 11J The Hl1chhlkor Crook a Chaoo 11 :00 (}) Zorro a um ma mill II \1)) till Nowa Cll!ll Araonlo Hall ®J IIJ) Monoyilno IIJ Celebrity GcH Chtmplonohlp t st Round from Tahoe, CA (T) Johnny Colh: An lntldo Look Legendary singer1 songwriter Johnny Cash discusses his highly successful career and personal tHe . iD Twilight Zone 11:20(5] MOYIE: Ptycho (2:15) 11 :30 (}) Bordortown <II till Tonight Show Stereo. Qll Chooro (IJ Allvo From Off c-w A couple experiences the slow unraveNng of their relationshlp. Q Nlghlllno Q till Night Court iiJI 8port8 Tonight a ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL ~'Your ~'Birthday July 1•. 1910 Tr y to get more involved m the year ahead m the types of interests you trul<t lind pleasurable and attract people who • think as you do Fun and friendships could resu lt CANCER (June 21·JUIJ 22) Ambitious object ives could be dented YOLI at t~is time il you have poor relattonshl~s w1th associates. Try to get lhem pullmg tor you 1nstead ol against vou. K"?w whe~e to look for romance and you II find 11. The Astro -Graph Matchmaker instanlly reveals whiCh S+gns are roma ntiCally perfect tor you Mail $2 to Matchmaker. c/o th+s newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44 tO 1-3428 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be careful at work todav that you don't get into an arrangement that would put greater responsibilities on you while it lightens the load at co-workers. You might inhent the jOb permanently VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Rather than 1ust muse about a new endeavor you 're !loping to launch, do something po sitl\18 about it today Get it started, even it a couple of pteces are miSSing. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0c:t 23) Usually you 're tactful when working with others, but 1oday rhese ~~nviable allributes might be absent from your personality. You'll discover the hard way. "You don't get many bees with vinegar." SCORPIO I Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II you go around with a chip on your shoulder lo· day. there's a good chance someone bigger and moodier than you mav decidelo knock II ell. Don't learn the hard way. SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Doc. 21) A good motto to keep in mind todey is, ·· oon't invest without investigating.·· Deals !hat look good 10 you at first glance may not look so hot when they are put under the microscope. Mosdy cloudy with a chance showers and thunder· stonns. High 88 to 85. The of chance of rain is 40 percent. Top Cord a ~I,THI>AY rvtw James Sands: Clipper Mills named after mill located in that village during early l800s ...Page B-8 Page B-1 Ciasslfleds ..... ........ .... D2· 7 Deaths ...................... ... A3 Editorial ........ ............. A2 Sports ..................... Cl·8 the chockle qooted CAPRICORN (D.c. 22eJin. 11) An aliiance of convemence you form at this lime might turn out to be Bnything but that which you desire. Be extremely selective in your partnership arrangements AQUARIUS (J1n. :ZO..Feb. 11) In order to advance your personal ambitions at th iS lime, 11 mtght be necessary tor you to make some sacrifices. Be sure your objective is worthy of its cost PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirch 20) Today it you are in the position to choose your social involvements. try to pick events that do not include any individuals with whom you've had recent disagreements. • ARIES (Morch 21·April 11) Domestic frustraUons can be minimized today if 1 . you first finish household projects you already have under wav before taking on new ones. Try to be methodical. •TAURUS (April ~MoJ 20) II your pro· greas in your chosen lield of endeavor has been slowed up owning to a lack of knowledge, you'd better start doing something about it now before things get worse. GEMINI (lloy 21·Juno 20) There Is a possibility you might run across some-thing loday that has profitable poten· tial. However. before bringing others into the act, check everythlng _out first . , e a The man called the bar owner at home and asked, "What t1me do you open up? l don't need to get 1n, I need to GET OUT"' BRIDGE NORTH Fools ruff in; the wise wait II)) '21 Jump lltroot' CBS Lote Nlghl Henson and 7-13 9U By CHARLENE HOEFUCit Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Two new fe a lu res. respite carr and an esco rt program, havf' bePn addf'd to lhf' Option s for EldPr s rura l (.]prnOn · stration p rogram wh ich is being carried oulln Meigs and 10 olhe r South eas tern Ohio Coon 11 es The program is geared to providP services to hPlp f'lderly res id ents remain in thPir hornf' and Jive independenlly as a tong as possibl e. The two new ser vicrs wh ich are now in f'ffPrt join curr rnt program s tha t includ<' hnnw By • Q9 l ... 'Q J 8 3 t K; James Jacoby +9 7 6 2 Too bad that East-West could make three hearts. and here they were defending against two spades But whal SOUT H • KJ 9 3 " 95 they could do in hearts went by the wayside. The responsibility of East was to defend two spades so th at h1s stde got a plus score if possible . And West at least got off to a good start w1th the lead of the king of diamonds When a second diamond was led . East won the are and gave West a ruff . Later East made tricks With his black aces. but that was s11il etghl I ri cks two spades made by South . D1d something go wrong' East had a chance to beat thl' contract He should play lor South to hold three or rour clubs. After winmng the ace ol diamonds, East should not be in a rush to gtve West h1s ruff. Instead East should now shoot back ace and a club. Upon winmng the ace of spades. he will then give West a ruff. and West will return the Javor, letling East take the setlmg tnck by rufhng a club Even though West had a minimum ra1se. he should probably hav e com · peted w1th a three-heart bid . Hts 10 ; EA,';T • A7 ,10 7 642 • A 76 2 1\'f.ST •n2 tJ1083 • Q83 Vulner able- Ea st-Wrst (kl;J IPr ~ast ,, South Wrsl r\orth East Pct ss 2" lJbl I' ass 2+ dPiiverHJ ITil'<.tl s . homemaker, pl'rsonal ca rr assistance and adult da~· ca re. A l ol a\ of $13J.027 isex pecled Ia br com in g into Mrigs County ovf'r thr m:-x t year to finan ce thl' services . Escon is a service th at tran sport s elders to medi cal or social srrvice appoin tmf'nt s while rrspile is a sprvice des ignPd to g ivr caregivprs some timr away fr om a n impairrd relat!ve . 1\'r ith er program is new to services prov ided senior cilii.Pns hrre. allhough funding lhrough lhr Up lions for E ld ers a llows lh!' Opemn g lead t K ~"'- '' strong trump support made 1l htghly unlikely th allhe opponents would double and 1nfhct a nasty penally. and the general strength of hiS hand suggested that North -South would make a plus J:u nes Jacoby'~ buoh "):Jt"Ob.r 011 BnrlRr ' and ··.faroby on Clad Came~ " 1wnlll'n wtlh hrs IAthn lhl" late Oswald Jarob !'l Jrt' rn:JW "'""tlab/r a/ booh/ort's lloth aN' p~b/Jsi'Jt"d by Pharos Boob @ ltiO, NEWSPAPEfl EHTERPAISf. A.ltN. DOWN 1 Nursery 1M eking along th e Gatti polis Riv!'rfront .July 14 and 15. the Corps of Englnr••rs' Towhoat .'11 ' \' George W. Britton stopped In the hi,lorit· rity as a part of thr bicrntennial crlf'hralion. Thf' Rritton . open for tours to tltt• puhlk, will Ill' uwd for towing and tending the Maint<nanc e Engineering Branch Repair Fleet of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington Distri ct on the Ohio and Kanawha Ri\lrrs . (Timl's-Sentinel photo by Kris Cochran) Yesterday's Answer Gray sentenced to life with mercy 30 31 32 36 Oevlik1n Backbone High -strunq Dock or darnel 38 Color ado lnd1an Wl r-i H E LD . \\' \ ' " !l ' Pit Co nvicte d cop k i l!er RoiJl' rt G ra_\" wa -=. srntf'ncrd Fridl.l .\' to lif(' in p r ison for hi s r o lr in ttl(' sla.\·in g ol an o ff -dutv Putn Jm {. "qu nl\ o.; twriff ' s droput~ Thr jury rrcomnwndt·cl mere\. mraning c r~~_~.· will he rlig 1blr for parolr i n ltl _\"Par ~ 40 r.--r;-..,.:~~ Putnam Count\ Circui t Jud gr Ctarrncf' Wall d<'nird lh e dr trnse 's r<'QUI' SI for a npv. trial , IJul di d g rilnt Cray·s rf'quPsl to lime. wa s look ing into al lega ~~a~ l ions lhal Raymond Huck of llur mane had hired Gra y and another man. Robert Bate s. 10 burn hi!i hom r . Gra y a nd Ba !Ps an· from CC:IIIipolis . Huck pleaded guilty In March to second-d egree murder as part of a pl ea agr~emenl w1th in lhl ' Ma.,on Co unt .' · .Ja i l whilr h i:-. a11orne vs plan an .ipfX' t.ll C r tH wa " <"CJ !l\ iclf·d in .J unr• of f ir'-' 1 d rgn•(· rnu r UPr Po lin' stl\" ( ;1·<1 _\ .'-hoi lkpuiY foh n .l anr\· 1n the hi'Jd. aflt'r .I J tlr\' caughl ( ; ra\ trnn~ to spt fin· to a homt' in H.ur ric aiH' 111 Augu st l ~K9 . .JanP\', wh o W d'- il Ct i ng as <Hl in...,uranrr inw's ti g:rHo r a t the 43 44 By ,JIM FREEMA:'oi Timcs -~·h~ntincl Staff MIDDLEPORT - II wa s IIH' goldrn ;1gr of Broadwa\· and Car rnt•n NarPlle of Virgi n ia B('Jth, Va.. r emember s it well. 1-:--+- 1-+-t- Adolescent Lack DAILY CRYPTOQUOTFS-IIere's how to work it : 11rJ AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW " @.......,,P.I. OS ea=.atnoQ .Ill E-1mont Tonight !Ill Mognum, p.1. .liD loYo Colt.-llon iiJI NtwoNight 8 Nalhvlll Now 12:30 8 (2) 8 Lote Night With Davtcl l.oftornuln EGGAJD HA ZTJ OV('r lhP phonP. Sin er opening in M ay, lhe Option s Program has been re· criving over 100 calls a week for assistance. Fu ture development of lh e prog ra m will give elders access to housing J ss lstance and expan d ed mrnlal health S('J"Vl ('f'S pr i va tf' · pub I ic I andfil l in J ac k son Co unt .\· high lightPd lhr l engthy policy co mmittee m l'Pting hPid las t week at Ja c kson . Ga l \ia County Corn mis!-.io nrr Georg e Pope presented a l~t tcr trom th e comm iss ioner s and tlw district"s Callia Count y rPprP sc ntatives. which offic i al!\ not i · ties lh e d iS trict of lhe cou nty's to withdra\.\' from th e district Thr lPttrr stated that the ro unt y co mmissioner s and solid wast(' dis tri ct members felt th a t such a withdrawa l would be In the besl interest of Ga l ita Co unty !See GALLIA, page II.R) intent Bales will stand lrlal Sepl II for hi s role i n Ja ney's death . UX0 J J Z A J It 0 N T ,I RIO GRANDE - Si nce lhe dawn of lime, when man firsl gazed into th e n1 ght sky and wondered what powpr cau s0s thl' appearance of the moon and thr glim m e ring clustPr of stars s ur rou nding it, he has endeJvored to exp!orr and understand th r meaning behmd 11 al l. While space travf'l has llPIPf'd us IParn man?~-~ bout 1 he u n ivprsl' . earthbound observers havf' re lied on one -of th e origina l sc iences, astronomy. to co ntinur thei r in vestigation of thr heav ens At the Unlvrrsity of Hio Grandf'. an astronom} co ur sf' of fen•d for nearly :lO yf' ar s ha ..-. demonstrated how ~ op u l<.~r "star-gazing·· rl'ma ins. Wilh l he addition of a M~ade PS Jti [l(oep Space lelescope 10 thP existi ng in vc· nt ory . studrnt s taking thr Descr iplivc· i\stron · om v course are rnablrd to ~ Pt ' morr drcpl\ rt nd cl<'a rl.\' into spare ·. f'xplainl:'d Charles Wit her. J s .., i s t J n 1 p r o f I' s .-; o r of rnathPmati c s. " I supposr its ~ i zr 1s th f• most Important asprrt.·· Wlthf'f' ~a id , addmg tha t th r trlr sro pc in creases thr light -gatheri ng fa cili · l ie s 16 limes beyond thai of lhe average 1etesco pe, making f ain 1r r, more dis tant objects clearer . "' It 's what you would r ail J whopper ." Withee sa id . " ll ron · tclins ll lot of ligh t·ga theti ng pov.·pr " M;;nufactured by Meade In· Co rp .. Costa Mesa . Cal if. lh e 1e tescope was ac· quirPd by I he Co llege of Malhematics a nd Science earlier thi s yPar and received some use at I he end of spring qua n er , bu 1has (See NEW, page 1\8) ~tru ment s Safety director visits Meigs By JIM FREEMAI" Times·Sendnel Staff POMEROY - Meigs Counlv go t a vis it Frida y morning fr om State H ighwa y Dirl'l'lor William M. Denihan and Sl al r R~p . Man Abel. D ·Aihens . Denlhan and Abel madP sr'· era l stops during their v \sil including glving out 01 Savt'd ll.\· the Bell award. He l al ked aboul DUI programs wtlh Judge Ro bert Buck and appeared li ve on ra dio Slallon WMPO. Denlhan visited local \{EAI'T 1 Radio EmC'rgrnc~· Assoc i atC' d Citi zf'n s T f'a m1 mf'mbC'rs. di s· (' USSf'd highway sJirt } and ·n·aclf'd' · tu quP'>ti ons and !'Om mPn ts b\' wam mPmbrr s A Saved bv the Bell Award was gl,·rn to Dab Mai so n, Reed s vi li P. bv Deniha n and Lt . R.J . Wood · ford of t hP Ol1io Hig hway Pat m i. Maison wa s inv oh.:ccl in a n acc idrnt last /\ugust which t1>· ta lrd hi s ve hicl r . Maison was wparing h is Sf' alb r lt at thr ! Jmf' and the only dama gf' ht' rf'n' iVPd was a spra i ned th urnh and l\..,·o brui~rs ca usrd by t he sea t belt. De nihan and Abel lhen wen Ito thf' co urthou SL' and ta l ked a OOut rlr un l<: en driv ing programs for 1PPna gers w ith Judge Robf'rt Buck After appraring on rad io sta · lio n WMPO Denillan met wil h R [IICT members at a local rrs tauranf where hP expressPd apprC'CiatiO n ror th e SPrViCPS performed by lhe REA CT nwmlx-rs . Denihan lalkcd about drunken (See SAFETY, page A8J C arm en. an e n er geti c. physically -ac tive 74-year-old, is the gue st of Robert and June Fr eed of Mlddleporl. and was a Broadway showgirl du ring the 19.3\ls and early '40s . Carmen was the fi r sI to sing "''mIn the Mood For Love .·· Ca rmen wa s born In New York Clly, the home of Broadway . She fpel s lilts gave her an edge In starli ng oul In stead of going to a public high schooL Carmen went Alvlne Professional School whf'rf' shf' was taught to sing. A irs how canceled; refunds available CRYPTOQUOTE 7-13 The Option s for Eldrrs Pro gram is Ohio's new pilot program to expand communit.v based free number, J.ROO-:IJJ.2644, peo pie ran access information on a ra ngP of top ics ret at in g to care for r ldl:'rs. If desired, a screen to deter· mine I he need for a package of horne care se rvicPs can bP done !See YES, page A3) One letter stands ror another. In tllis sample A 1s used lor the three L's, X ror lhe two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes,lhe length and [ormation or lhr words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dirrerent. Panhail Infiltrate stolen car ring operoting on campus. (R) prosr cutors 'Yes, I remember it well'...showgirl recalls the Broadway of the 1940s 4 I Slow (mus ) b.- l--1-Horse or common s omething on th e servicr s. se n1ces 10 I he e lder ly . Thl' ru rat pilot project " uperal ed by lhe Area Agency on Aging a1 Buek· rye Hills- Hocking Vall e~ · Re· glonat Development D1stnc1 It is based in Marietta and covf>r'i Athens, Ho cking, Meigs , M an· roP, Mu sk ingum , Morgan, Noble, Perry and Washington Co unti es. Approximale\y 25 partner age n· c ies located in the nine countiPs provide servicPs in roopprat ion with thr program Increased public knowledge of community resou rces for home care assistance is a major goa l of thr progra m I3Y C<! ll lng th<' tol l New RG telescope reflects • • • • rtstng mterest m astronomy undec1ded 26 Bog 27 Bastinado 28 Bon 29 Knack lor doing 30 To lhe point 33 Coarse 34 Old musical note 35 Cui down 37 Narcolic 39 Backbone 42 elderly people on case manage· me01 . Sevemeen additio nal pea· ple have bPen added lo the home delivered meals program, and there ha s been an Increase of 14 t o the homemaker program . T he purpose of case manage ment i s to asse ss the nee-ds a nd determinf> 1hr servi rPs needed While many o f tile elde r ly IT <.:elve services w ithout charge. t h ere Is a sliding f ee sca le for those who can afford l o pay By BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Announcemen1 by lhe Ga i lia Co unty Commi s sio ners of their lntf'nl to with draw from the mul!i -cou nt y Solid Wa ste Managemen t Di strict and the rejecllon of the Sand Hilts Coa t Co. Inc . proposal for a ' score at two spades 10 Fable 24 F01!1f1 12 Pi c k up ca t1on the lab well 17 Woman s 25 Litce name around 20 Penally 26 Swamp 23 Liana . 27 Song e g. 28 Sesame 16 Speed up 18 Corrida fan·s cry 19 Prolect 21 By way of 22 Aclress Balin 23 Jackel slit 24 Remain P•a• A Multimedil Inc . Newspepet" membership in solid waste district t by THOMAS JOSEPH lixture 2 Frosted 3 Shun 4 Farceur 5 Selling spol 6 Sanskrit school 7 Uorversitl 8 Short cut 13 Section a. 90 15. 1990 Sittin' on the dock ...-------, Gallia County seeks to withdraw All pas.-; • 12:00 (})MOVIE: Young Mr. LinGoln (2:00) servicPs to be expanded. As exp lained by Eleanor Tho· mas, director. Meigs Cou nly Coun cil on Aging, both Sl'rvlces have been offered on a limited ba sis for seve ral years . The procedures for deliver y have cha nged somewhal and the Oplions for Elders parllcipatlon now will allow an ~xpansion. such as more visits or more time. Meigs County now has six full ·time aides working in lhe program, an increase of tw o. Sherri Might, R.N. is the case manager for 1he Options for Elder s program and has ten CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Ship's company 5 W1ld guess 9 Compete with 11 Rental sign 13 Piclure 14 To go (Fr ) 15 Foundation July Eldercare program expanding m the region 'AK +K J Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, • • Q 10 6 l c e ()) Vol . 26 No . 24 Copvngh1Bd 1990 Lodger - Juice - Graft- Vastly- GET OUT a ,. Along the River ...... ... Bl ·8 Business .................. .. DI ·8 by ldlmg m the mo~1ng words you develop !rom step No . 3 be low 6:35(5] Andy Qrl1fttll 7:00 (}) Scarecrow 6 Mra. King liXKI U. g, PO gr OFFIC£ The Golden Years ... tighten purse strings when expenses exceed income... Page 8.2 tD Nowo 7 - IJ J ~AD 'J)Mr, l!!o\D LUCK DID YOU Inside PATOUI Qll II Ill ABC Nowo Q CIJ Body Eloctric (!) 3·2·1 Contact Q ill) Ill II)) CBS Nowa Q Clilll Thlft'l Compony ~ Beat of the Bend: Comics- .. ................ .Insert ") do lhings around the house you aren't even aware of." the wife argued. "Like what?" the husband asked. Smiling the wife replied , ·see. K0 l Y E C-1 Conditioning drills to begin "Oliver' debuts at Rio Grande on July 26 TOVUED a l&saon in angular momentum from some visiting gymnasts. Q (!) Roodlng RotnboW Q lllilll Andy Orttlltll IIJ) World Tod.oy 11J Ho·Man 6:05 (5] llevofly HllbiHieo 6:30 (5] Rtn Tin Tin K·l Cop • (]) till NISC Nightly Newa WHO INVENTED FOXTAILS 71 THERE'S STILL ONE THING I'D LIKE TO the be· low to form four simple words Ill II)) till Nowo <D U.S. Olympic F81tlvol CIJ Newton'• Apple Ira takes VI 6LAD I TOOK YOU TO THE VET SNOOPY . I LL BET YOVR EAR t=EELS BETTER , NOW. DOESN'T IT? 50 cents - - - - - - Edited 6:00 (}) ZOllO • (]) • QD rlllll ill) PEANlTS Sunday ::~;~:~' S©~otllA-<ZttfS" ~r CLAY l. POLLA~N~:::;;;;::-::;::;;:WOlD GAME J Y Z T • AH ,JTXV VYF OS EGGTF UXOJJ - OSYS Yeeterdel''• C.,.,toqeote: WHAT A MAN NEEDS IN GARDENING IS A CAST-IRON BACK WITH A HINGE IN IT. - CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER (() 1990 by K1ng FeaiUies SvnchcaiP Inc BROADWAY SHOWGIRI,- Carmen Naretle, who Is vtslllng Robert and June Freed In Middleport, was a showglrl during the golden age of Broadway . GALLIPOLIS - The GaiUa· Me igs Regional Alrporl Bicentennial Alrshow, scheduled for Sunday, July 15, has been canceled due to poor weather eond \lions . Anyone purchasing a lleket prior to the a trshow ean stop by the r egional airport any day during the week, with their ticket to receive a refund or mall the ticket to the airport with a self · addressed s tamped envelope . STORM THE BASTILLE! The First American Regiment missed Bastille Day on Saturday, hy being here one week ahead of the French hollday, butsltlllook lime out the stonn the local estahltshmenl ollhat name In a moment ol levity. The Regiment was In GalllpoUs July i and 8 to re-create the 1790's as part ol the city's bicentennial celebration. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 13, 1990 jenkins riggs stewart wilfong