https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8b60fbf8686152e8c4fd76a3407e42d5.pdf 6021a7ca0a8d9725b3383221e496aba1 PDF Text Text Page 12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Localn~sbr~ft--------------------~ Area deaths-Merri G. Gardner Alice J. Glanz Merr! Graham Gardner, 91, Co lumbu s, died Tuesday at her residence. Born and raised In Meigs County, Mrs. Gardner was a past worthy matron of the Southern Wade Chapter 457, Order of the Eastern Star, a member of the Laurel Co urt of Amaranth where she served as royal matron, and a member of the MI. Olive Shrine No.3 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem. Mrs. Gardner was preceded In death by her husband, Eugene. She Is survived by a daughter, Eloise I Jack) Howison, Co !urnbus; grandsons. Terry !Carole) Howison, Boynton Beach, Fla.; and James (Jean) Howison. Pa lm Beach Gardens, Fla .; and great grandchlldren, Ryan NIco le, Jeffrey Benjamin, and Jodi. Services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Schoedlnger Northwest Chapei.1740Zo lllnger Road with Rev. Daniel Hammers of!!c!atlng. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the chape l on Th ursd ay from 2-4 p.m . and 7-9 p.m Order of the Eastern Star sen1ces will be 7:30 p.m . today !Thursday) at the chapel. museum and to honor t he only man to resign the presidency. The event Thursday was to be attended by Nixon. his wife. Pat. President Bush and form e r presi dent s GPrald Ford a nd Ronald Reagan. II wlllbethcfirsttlmefourU S. president s and thP ir wives have assemb led at a public ceremony In addilion, four former seen'· taries of s tate and other prom! · nent Ca binpt mem be rs. a handful of celebriliPs and a couple of former world leade rs were ex - pected to at tPnd . While o!ficlals have refused to make pub! ic the list of th e 3,()()() invitPd guests. some of those [•xpected Include former Secre· !aries of State Henry Kissinger. George Shultz , Alexander Hal~ and William Rogers; former Nixon aide H.R. Haldeman , the Rev . Billy Graham, Norman Vincent Peale and Bob Hope . When he returned Wednesd ay afternoon to his boyhood home· town for the first time In 68 years , Nixon beamed warmly and w;JvPd to reporters. showing none or thl? disdai n for the mC'dla hP he ld in thP last two troub led yt~ a rs of his adminLo,;trat ion . Accompanied by members of his family, Nixon, 77. wa s g ree ted by well -wishers. Includ i ng Brownlt•s who curtsied and offpred fl owprs to him and hi s wifr The family then took a private preview tou r of the Richard M. Nixon Library and Birthplace. Including a visit to the newly res tored house In which the 37 th A divorce has been granted to Estber M. Matheny and Donze! R. Matheny In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Three calls handled by EMS Emergency Medical Services Units responded to three calls In Meigs County on Wednesday. At 7:12a.m., Middleport Fire Department was called to a s tructure fire on McElhinney Hill at the Terry Brewer residence. At 8:48 a.m., Pomeroy squad was dispatched to Mu lberry Avenue for Virgie Burford. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 5:35 p.m., Pomeroy unit went to West Main Street for Elizabeth Flck. She was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Survivors Include one son. Frederick !Linda} Glanz, Co lum bus, five grandchildren, FrederIck Glanz, Jr., Mary Perdew and Charles Glanz, all of Columbus; Tina Glanz and David Glanz, both of Fort Myers, Fla., and five great -grandchildren . She was preceded In death by her husband, Frederick Glanz; one brother . Oscar Gunder; two sisters, Mattie Gunder and Ella Hood. Four presidents to dedicate library YORBA LP>IDA. Calif. tUPli - Four living presidents ar ranged to at tend a rare ga the ring T hursday to dedicate the Rl · c hard M. Nixon library and Divorce granted to couple Allee Josephine Glanz, 97, Columbu s, formerly of Coolville, died Friday morning at St. Anthony Medical Center in Columbus. Born In Coo lville, she was the daughter of the late Dennis Gunder and Frances Flower s Gunder She was formerly employed by theJai-Lai Restaurant In Co lumbui. Funeral sen1ces will be hPld Saturd ay at 1:30 p.m. at While Funeral Home In Coolville with Rev. Harold Alloway Priddy officiating. Burial wilt be In Coo lville Cemeterv . Fri e nd s may c all from 7-9 p.m on Friday a t White Funeral Home. of his adminis trat ion, Including the Vietnam War and th e Wat e r gate scandal that led him to resign on Aug 9, 1974 . It al so wi ll include a replica of the Lincoln Sit ting Room In the White House , w here Nixon spent much of his private time during his 1968-74 pres idency . Some of the furnishings fur thProom were sti ll en routt• from Nixon's curren t NPw .JPrsey home, He-· wilt said . The library portion of the museum. not sched uled to open until 1991. will house copies or Nixon' s presidential papers and his personal d ia ries, incl uding the lamous White House tapes of his Oval Office co nversations on the unfolding Watergat e sea ndal. As with th e nine othPr prPsiden · tlal librariPs, Nixon 's library was privately financed . But becauSf' hP chosP not to I urn over OpPr a lion of I he fact! it y to the federal gover nmPnt , lh£' library will not house origina ls or his presidential and vicepresidential papers. which re· main In governmen t custody . llewltt sa id the library will offer copies or the origina ls to sc ho lar s and r esearc he-rs . Th e n ine-acre museum and library comp lex s it s off a bu sy boulevard surrounding by tract homes and mint -malls. A reflect ing pool sepa rate s the mu seu m building !rom the Nixon b irth place Bonds forfeited in court Five defendants appeared Tuesday night and seven people forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler. Appearing was Donald Cas !D, Pomeroy, $375 and costs, DUI ; Diana Kesterson, Pomeroy, $5() and costs, speeding; Arlie Floyd. Oak Hill, $63 and costs. driving under suspension; David HOUSTON iUPII - The son the first American to walk In space Is making a public appeal for the return of stolen mementoes of his late father 's career as an astrona ut. Edward H. While IJl discovered the Item s missing when he returned hom e from a Colorado vacation. From $40,000 to $50,()()() in jewelry and furs were taken from White's home. But White said Wednesday he Is more concerned about recover- Ing c uff links. ti e tacks, a gold bracelet and a medallion commemorating the space achieve- ments of Edward H. White II. "What we'd like to have returned Is the space-related Ite ms that really don't have any market value." said White. 36, an execu ti ve with a telecommunications firm . "They were Item s given to me and we'd like them back. If that's possible. ''They have great sentimental val ue ... and have no resale va lue to anyone." White said he was particularly upset over the loss of medallions given to his father by the city of San Antonio to commemora te the Americans support tax boost for child health WASHINGTON IUP1J - A majority of Americans would pay more In taxes to help improve the quality of life for children. particularly those young sters who la ck proper hea lth care. accord lfll: to a s tudy released Thursday . The st ud y, baS<'d on polling data for the National Assoc iation of Children 's Hospitals a nd Related Institutions. found that 60 percen t of Americans believe the lives of children have grown worse In recent years . Findings also showed tha t Americans know large numbers of children do not receive proper hea lth care. bu 1 those surveyed sa id that they lacked specific knowledge about c hildren's health programs . "Amer icans are wi lling to put their money where their mouth s ar e on children's Issues ," acco rd · lng to the report tit led : " Kids Clout : Americans Attitudes on. Childre n's Issues " ··A majority - 56 percent would be willing to have their taxes raised the $100-per -year It Is estimated to cost to give all poor children health insurance," th e report said. The stud y found concerns about children are strong enough to Influence voting trends . For Instance, 70 percent of survey res pondents said the na tion should spend more on child health care because it Is an Investment In the future. The report said such views have· ·potentially significant polIti ca l consequences" as the data Indicated 67 percent of respondents would be more likely to vote for a candidate who s upported more money for c hildren 's programs even If It meant a tax hike. "Whil e liberals are more sympathetic to supporting children's health care than are conserva tives- 77 percent to 58 percentmost conservatives are suppor tive, even If it means an Increase In their taxes," the report said O'DELLS SUMMER Museum o!flcla ls were eager Wedn esday to see Nixon's reac· tlon to the facility . Hugh Hewit t, executive director of the pres! · dential library, said althoug h Nixon worked c losely with designers In the planning stages, thvormer president did not tour thf site during construction and had waited until It was complete before visiting the complex . Nixon was born In the threeroom wood -frame house ad jacent to the museum on J a n. 9. 1913. He had not seen It since moving away In 1922 . The house was built In 1912 by Nixon's father. Frank. In the middle of a lemon grove . It has been refurnished with many or the faml!y's original articles . Dwarfed by the sleek new presldendal library next door, the little white house is nevertheless considered a prominent feature of tbe$21 million project. which will be opened to the public beginning Friday. Displays Inside the museum will chronicle Nixon's political career,lncludlng his vlcepresld· ency under Dwight Eisenhower and his triumphs In foreign policy. The museum, however, does not turn Its back on tbe tunnoUs 4 CU. FT. HOMEOWNERS WHEEL BARROW 2X4X8' THREE ECONOMY STUDS TAB ROOF SHINGLES 99( 18.99 tq. 20 yr. warranty, Class A tint rated. Choice of colon 248E A full 8 foot length . Many uses around the home or fann. TREATED DECK TREATED LA niCE PANELS 5.99 7'rl' 10.99 4'rl' ,..... LUMBER I 10 1.9'1 2.17 h6" !.27 4.09 $Ill Tried othera7 Now use ours. 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Gemini 4 spaceflig ht and cuff links given to him by astronaut Jim Lovell. Also taken was a gold c harm bracelet given White's mother to mark the Gemini flight. During the four -day Gemini mission In 1965, the elder White became the first American to walk In space. On Jan. 27.1967, Edward White II a nd fellow astronauts Gus Grissom and Roger Chaffee were killed when a flash fire swept through their Apollo I space capsule during a training mission on a Florida laun c h pad. The cuff links taken during the robbery were exchanged between Lovell and the e lder White when Lovell was a cadet a t the Naval Academy and White was a cadet at West Point. "Years later, they both became astronauts a nd he gave me, Dad's set after he died," White said . "We are very upset about this whole thing and we're asking the person who took them to please g ive them back to us ." Vot.40. 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Star Bank .. . ..... 19 Wendy's Inti .. 6% Worthington Ind ..... .......... 23~ Sentinel News Staff New s ign s have gone up marking th e Hobson area which was recently annexed Into Mid· dleport Village . Since only the acreage on the Ohio River side of State Route 7 was annexed, the highway Itself Is not within the corporation limits. For that reason one of the new signs has been placed at the Intersection of Hobson Road and State Route 7, while the second sign has been placed at the road acros s from Gilbert's Service Station leading to the sewage la goons . Erection of the signs Is a visual mark of the forward movement being made In the newly annexed Hospital News area. SIGN UP- A Middleport Village corporation sign has gone up at the end of the road to the sewage lagoon below Hobson, across from Gilbert's service station marking the area which has been Incorporated into the village. Only the Middleport Councilma n Bob Gilmore who Initiated the annex at ion project several years ago advises that plans are moving forward for development of that riv er side of the acreage below Middleport Is Included In the annexed area which Is currently under a feasibility study for development . Jack Satterfield, left , and Bob Glbnore, look over the nrw sign. ar ea. F loyd G. Browne and Asso· elates, the village engineering firm. Is currently co nducting a feasibility study as a preliminary to installing water and sewer lines Into the newly annexed area. The village Is being assisted financially with that study by the Southeastern Ohio Re· g ional Council. As explained by Gilmore. get · tlng those services into tha t area is the first step In Industrial development and until the study is completed and se rvic es put Into the area the possibility of attracting Indu stry is minimal. He also noti'd that since that area Is now withi n the Middleport Racine mayor stresses passage of 3-mill renewal levy for general fund "By BRlAN'J.'REED Sentinel News Staff A hearing on the budget for next year was included In the business at this week' s regular meeting of Rac in e Village Council. During the hearing . Mavor Fran k Cle land stressed the tm · porta nce of passage of a three· mill renewal levy which would provide for curren t expe nsPs for the general fund . Following th e hearing, the budget was adopted and will be submitted to the Co unty Budg e t Commission as required by law . In oth er fiscal decision s, the counc il adopted a resoluti on au thorlzlng the clerk to make a tran sfer in the general lund to COV(' r expenses on-a recent storm drain repair project. Council a pproved the LEADS Agreemen t from the Meigs County Sheriff's Depar tment re garding th e pollee dep a rtment' s use of the LEADS co mputer sys tem . Racine Council rpport Pd that due to the flood loss prevention ordi nance, hf' was re j ecting the application lo r a permit from thP Home National Bank for lhP con struction of a 1.000 squan• foot ma sonry building on T hird Street, but that the ba nk wa s rpques ting a variancP dU(' to the tac t that thP building is un th e Pd ge of th e flood zone Co uncil approved the \·ari am'f' with the underst<~ndlng tha t the in s urance rate will be hi gher because or the flood plain location . flood MPmber s au thorized the f irr department to prepare spec!!icafi ons for a new tanke r so that ttw cos t est imat e can be ca lcul ated Th e removal of three trees on Sixth Street adjacent to the First Ba p tist Church parking lot was autho r ized to allow the c hurch to pave I he lot Accordi ng to the mayor. thP co nt ractor should begin millin g work on Thtrd and Pearl Stree t soon in preparation for the ho t mLx paving. which is funded throu g h Iss ue Two fund s as well a s vi !lag(' stn'rl funds . Councll August 6. WASHINGTON tU Pli - Rep. Dennis Eckart, D -Ohio, heads the list of Buckeye congression a l representatives in co llecting po l· itlcal action commitrrr don a · lions, with $217,48() in the las I IR month s Reports by PACs to the Fed · era! Election Comm is sion. and computerized by the FEC as or the month of the report, are th e source of United Press Inte r na repor ts break in g ou t PAC contributions for each can · didate Into eight categories bv political and economic Int eres ts. Eckart 's total was reflertPd in reports flied by PACs with the Federal Election Co mmiss ion betwee n Jan . 1, J!)R9, and car l; July 1990. · Although he Is viewed a s a lilwral. the fifth -term congres s man f ro m Mentor surpr is in gly rPcPived $17~.74J from bu sine ss PACs, perh a p s recog nizing hi s status as a key \-'Ole on envi ron · mental issues . He a lso led Ohto's delegation with $5.900 from pro· Israe l PA Cs Ec kart's Republican oppo· nent . Margaret Mueller. re cc ived no politica l act iOn co mmitt eE' contributions, accordin g to the report. Eckar t was followed c lose ly in total receipts by fellow Dem o· era tic Rep . Mary Rose Oakar o f \tcvc taod . who had $1 8R 69 1. in cluding $113,725 from business PACs and $70.800 fr om organ ized labor PA Cs ....--- Local news briefs-.. A break ing and entering at La rry 's Station in Syracuse Thursda y night Is being Inves tigated by the Meigs County S heriff' s Department. According to a deparunent spokesperson, the business was entered through the back door. Cigarettes were r eported stolen. The deparunent also reports that the department Is Investigating a one-car accident on Pine Grove Road on Thursday. A 1972 Plymouth was northbound when th e vehicle went off the roadway on the right and went Into thr ditch. Deputies were unable to conta ct the owner of the car. Sheriff Souls by a lso reports prowler ca lls on Pagevllle Road. Bashan Road and Kingsbury Road Wednesday evening. After Investigation, no prowlers were spotted at any of the locations . Finally, the deparunent reports that spec ial deputy commissions have been cance lled for Brian D . mssell, Mark Killingbeck, Bonnie Sue Qutvey , Clyde Joseph Qulvey. Michae l A. Holter, Gregory Wayne Cooper, Sharon Sue Cogar and Richard A . Hysell. No one hurt in accident Two vehicles received light dam age but there were no Injuries In a n accident on East Main St., Thursday. Continued on page 12 NEW SIGNS - Middleport VIllage Council members Jack Satterfield, riJt:ht, and Bob Gibnore, stand In front of a new Middleport corporation limit sign. Satterfield aDd GlbnOft were lastrwnentai ID the annexation of the Hobson area Into the Middleport corporation lbnlts. (Photo by Jbn Freeman) vi llage corporation ltmi ts. Co· lumbla Gas by virt ue of its contract with thf' vlllagP . is obl igated to extend gas lines down there. Bu t. promised Gilmore. o nce tho se se rvi ces are there. Pver y pro motion effort will be made to get a compan y or busine-ss to utilize th(' site. One of the prime advantages or that section, as repeatedl y pointed by out by Gllmor<' is the hi g hway. railroad, and r ivf'r Veterans legislation becomes effective in Ohio on Tuesday set ir s next mept ing for COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP!) Stat e attorney General Anthony Ce lebrezze said Thursday he will establis h a bill of rights for Ohio ve terans If he's e lec ted governor However, Gov. Richard Celeste In April s igned legislation requiring the state to give preference to veterans in Ieder ally funded jobs and training programs. That law becomes effective Tuesday . The Democratic gubernatorial ca ndidat e said the bill of right s Eckart tops in PAC receipts Meigs deputies probe B & E WALL 2 Sections, 16 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 20, 1990 M'DDLEPORT Stocks Admissions - Ulla Strauss, Racine. Discharges Lee Wood, Benny Spears. Anna L. Frank, Ann Greenley . Low tonight near 70. High Saturday In mid 80s. Chance of rain 50 percent Frldll)' iWd Saturday. • Man hurt in hit-skip tional's LAWN-BOY GYPSUM.-====;:==.--. MINERAL SURFACED ROLLED 3'hK5'hK8', olabbed odgoo for use In pl1nter1, 1long walke and drlveweyo. 33.00 Daily Number 042 Pick-4 1404 and the permit will be isss urd PIICES IN EFFECT THIOUGil: JULY 28, 1990 Ohio Lottery Phils snap Reds winning streak, 5-2 Persons, Chester, $213 and costs, contributing to deliquency of a minor, $213 and costs, menacing threats, $63 and costs, disorderly conduct, $313 and costs, destruction of property, $213 and costs, trespassing; Tom Buckley, Rutland, $53 and costs, speeding . Forfeiting bonds was Gina Follrod, Pomeroy, $48, speeding; Brenda Russell, Bidwell, $50, speeding; Angela Frost, Guysville, $43, running stop sign; Janet Carnahan, Racine, $5(), speeding; Carl Alley, Racine, $66, PUCO safety violation; Peggy Cotrell, Johnstown, $375, DUI; Clarence Rooker, Logan . . $46, !allure to control. Astronaut's mementos stolen president was OOrn . The arrival a nd tour kicked off a series of even ts leading up to Thursday' s dedication ceremony - seen by some as an opportun · ity for 1\ixon to rehabilitate his public Image a nd tak e on a more respectable place in Am erican history . The ceremony will cap a bu sy year of heigh tened visibility for Nixon . who has recently published a bes t-sel ling book, " In the Arena "; was c heered In the halls of the U.S. Capitol; toured China, and appeared on an April cover of Time magazine. Thursday, July 19, 1990 Da kar' s oppone nt . Republica n fli ll Smith, rec e ived no money !rom political acton commit tees. Two Republ ic ans. freshman Paul Glllmor of Port Clinton and Mic ha e l Oxley of Findlay, trai led Eckart and Dakar. Gi llmor received $122,753. in· eludin g $108,8i\O from business group s. Oxley got $120.820, a ll bu I $1.3 711 o f it !rom business PAC.s. Their Democratic opponents re would define what services arc available to vets. " If WP are going to as k Americans to put their lives on the line for their country," said Celebrev.e, "wf' must be willing to give somet hing back to our vetPrans In return . So far. we are not giving enough." C'r lrbrezze ou tlinPd his proposab for vet s at ceremoniPS in which he received a public servi ce award from the Veterans of Foreign Wars. His program also Includes: - Providing direct access to the governor's office for all of Oh io' s 88 county veterans comm issio ns. -Appoi nting a veteran to the state' s Washington office to monitor federal programs for veterans and to ensure Ohio gets Its fair share of federal money for C('ivc d nothi ng. accord i ng to thP rr port . De m oc ratic Rep . Thomas Sa~· .ver o f Akron apparently was onr or thr morr popular Ohioans a mong PACs. receiving $103,875 from a lmost every var iety of PA C reporting. He received $61,.15b from orga nized labor. Rep. Edward Felghan of Cleveland. viewed as a liberal Demo· crat. topped th e Ohio list with $2.500 from liberal Id eological groups . Iron ically, though. al · mos t two-thirds of his $81,866 came from business groups . Rep . Lou is Stokes. anot her Cleveland Democrat. collected $89,500, spilt between business a nd labor groups, and Including ~5.500 from pro-Israel PACs. Democratic Rep. Tony Hall of Dayton amassed $57.550 from business and labor groups. even though he Is unopposed for re -e lection. Republican Reps. Ralph Regula of Canton a nd WlllisGradlson of Cine In nail, received $2,()()() and $850, respectively, all from bust · ness groups , even though they profess no t to accept money from PACs. And Rep. James Traficant of Youngstown, the self-proclaimed "people's choice,'' received $26,825 from PACs. His Republican opponent, Robert DeJulio, go t nothing. Ohio employment at record level COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reported Friday that non-agricultural employment climbed to a record 4.927 million jobs In June . Non-farm employment has Increased 2.4 percent since June 1989, when employment stood a t 4.809 million, the agency said. The state gained 9,000 jobs last month, Including 5,000 positions In the service Industry. -\• • veterans' programs. Reserve. "We haven· t had a gowrnor who is a veteran in a to ng time, ·· -Creating a commission to advise the governor on veterans affa irs and to Increase awareness of services available to vets. Ce lebrezze was graduated !rom the Naval Academy in 1963 Celebrezzc said . " I ra n go all the way back before Fr a nk Lausr he I governor from 194:>-47 ant i ! rom 1949-571. and I can ' t remrmb<.'r a and served five year s on active governor who was a vetr ran " dut y, earning th e r-i avy Commen · dalton Me da l. Si nce his dt sc harge. hP ha s served in the Naval Re se rvP and currentl y hold s the rank of capta in . His ru nning mate, stat£> Sen . Eugene Bran s tool, srrvPd three years In th e Navy after gradual lng from col le ge in 1958. Bran stool was an officer with a bomb and mine dis posa l team. He th e n served e ight vcars In the Nava l "One of the things that dil!r'r cntiat es C.rne and 1 from our opponrnts IS SPrVl Cf' in t hf • military.·· Cr lebrezze sa1d . Ce lebrezze said the s tatr m·Pd " a "veterans bill of rights" to ' IX' II out th (' bcnrfit s and servicf' to whic h all Ohio ve trra fl~ an ' en titled . He sa id he was not ... un· whether he would support rfforh to give priorit y to veterans in joh place me nt s. Announce dates for cancer screening clinic A cancer sc reening clinic will be held at the Meigs Co unty Health Department In the multi · purpose building on Mulber ry Heights, August 8. 9 to 11 a .m . According to Norma Torres. nursing direc tor. the clinic is made possible through levy funds. As tn previous c lin ics, the American Cancer Society will provide ed ucational materials and support at the clinic. The clinic Is limited to 10 patients, all to be examined free of charge, and appointments are currently being made at the Health Deparmtnet, 992 -6626. Appointments are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. The services to be provided Include pap smears. hemoccutts, urinal ysis, height , weight, blood pres sure and a generalized health exa mination. Ms. Torres reports that at this time cancer Is the second cause of death In Meigs County . It Is on 1' thP rise nationwidP, shP note s. but It Is one oft hP mos t curable o l all ma jor diseases if d 1ag no~d i n time. Ear ly detect ion of cancPr is one of the aim s of the canrn screening clinics . ThP nursing d lrerror poin trd to thP sevPn warnin~ sig nals for cancer - change i n bowrl or bladder habits, a sore that da<>s not heal, unusual bleeding or discharge, thickening or lump In breast or elsew here. Indigestion or difficulty In swallowing. obvious cha nge In wart or mole. nagg ing cough or hoarseness. and cautioned residents to be aware of changes In their bodies. She sa id that anyone with one of th e warning signs should see a doctor Immediately . Dr. Z.B. Dayo will be donating her services at tbe August clinic. The program Is coordinated by Phyllis Bearhs. Women's Health Care Technician with the health department. ~ �t:»age--2-The Daily Sentinel Pomll'oy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 20, 1990 Friday, July 20, 1990 Pomll'oy- Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard ... Majors r 1st DO '7 MISS 7HE EXCI7EME 1 t , t T I' IUll \\ L t1 Toronto .... .. t9 U nto~t-land ... ....... ... .. .. 4 t 46 Boslon .......... .a Oecrolt .. Balllmo"' .5.13 AM MIIWlilukt>o• New l' uMI 1 5 6'·l ll ''t ... ..41 411 'Ill 1• 1 :u 55 ~i~ I~ W""'t . .. ~II 3S .631 ..~ ~ U .621 ~ Oakland . Cblcago . Suttle ..... ........... .. 41 U 5~ 12 California ... ' 5 n ,,!\9 13 1;1 Tt>XIUI .. ., .. H 1oi 1114 It MlnnrMola ..13 111 Kan!WI( 'Ity .... ......... IV U Thur.iodll,.)' RP,.uh 'i Halllmon- ~. Chka11u 1 Bo~ton 1n. 15''· U!l 11 . IVERDALE 0J.6:Up .m. 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"I just sa id that I fired K evin Mackey," Flower sa id. "Bu t really, he fired himself. It has becomr ciPa r over th e past few days thai Kevin Ma ckey has, by his own admission, habitually and repealedly made a mockery of standard s of moral and ethica l behavio r. " Ath let ic director John Kon stanti nos will bL• in cha rge of the program on an interim basis unti l a nrw roach ca n br found . In eight vears at Cl eveland State, Mackey ·l:l . had a 144-67 ,.,,co rd. The highlighi of his trnu re will bf' the hPart ·w(.lrmln g run the Vikings made in the 1986 NCAA tournanw nl , where they shoc ked Indiana and beal Sr . Jo.se ph tPa . \ before losing to Navy and David Robinson by one po int despite not ha vin g a s tarter tal ler than 6-fooi -X. Mackey, who came to Cleve· l and State after spending eight years as an assistant at Boston Co llege, has been charged wlth driving under the Influence and having an open container of alcohol, and he laces the posslbll · ity of a felony charge for using cocai ne. Attorney David Roth and Mackey had pleaded fo r the coach to be given a second chan ce, bu 1 CSU senior vice president Jan Muczyk Thursda y ca lled Mackey a con artist who lied to school administrators when they Inquired about rumors of a drinking problem and womenizlng AI Cleveland Stale, a commu · ll'r college of about 18 ,000 stu · dents in downtown Cleveland, Mackey specialized in finding players that no o ne else wanted or knew about. and he scoured 1he inner city in sea rch of potentia l star s. He found players sueh as Ken ·' Mou se'' McFadden. who did nul play high school ball and was Co ntinued on page 4 Fa ld o also star ted slowl y, across the street from the Old Course was laden with swimmers and sunbather s. But the wind began gusting off the North Sea around noon and was blowing strongly by mid· afternoon. giving those with early -morning starts a distinct advantage "There are some nasty ptn positions out there and you could use the wind 1ln the morning) to hold the ball up," sa id Poxon, a veteran of nine British Opens who has made the rut only twice. "If the wind I urns and those hol<•s play downwind later on, they could find trouble." Mark Calcavecchla began defense of h is title with a ! -under· par 71, recording two birdies and bogeying th e Road Hole. Seve Ballesteros. the las t man to win the Open at St. Andrews when he took the 19&1 title, drd £'ven worSf2 at No . 17 . The Daily Sentinel (l;Si•S 14 HOO J A. Division uf Multim ccUa. In c. Pub l is hrd ('VPrv nftt>rnoon . Monda\' l hrou~h F rida\:, lll Cu u rl SL. rU mrrov . Ohi o. bv lhf' Oh b Vallf'V Putl llshln.g Comp.in.v Mulllmrdla.· In:. Pomerov . Ohio <1~ 7 6Y. Ph 99:.! -2156 . 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"! was trying to keep It out ol the valley iln front of the green)," Norman said, "With the way the lie was, I was not too sure how It would come out. I would accept having the ball six or eight feet away Instead of 30 feet ln the Valley of Sin." Allen scrambled at the begin· nlng, missing the fairway on live of his first slx holes . But he strung together three straight bird les on the back side to move one stroke ahead of Norman . "I just started out bad and made some nice pars and was putting well." Allen sald, However. he three-putted for a bogey at No 18, including a miss from five feel that would have given him a par and sole possession of th e lead. Th e 31-year ·old U.S. PGA Tour rookie, who has missed the cut in five of hi s last nine tournaments, said he was not fee lin g the pressure of the lead. ''I'm not rea lly worry ing about who's ahead of m e or who's beh ind me," he said . ST. ANDREWS, Scotland tUPI) -Greg Norman, a vete· ran of golf's major championships, and journeyman pro Ml· chael Allen each carded 6-under -pa r 66s Thursday to share the llrst-round lead at the 119th British Open. One stroke back, with several groups still on the field, was Masters champion Nick Faldo, who eagled the par-4 18th hole at the Old Course from 40 yards away to finish at 5-under-par 67 . Unseasonably warm tempera · tures took much of the blte out of the legendary Old Course during morning play , driving an unchar· acterlstlc number of early scores below par. " I thought any score in the 60s would be very good," said Norman, th e 19~ Open champion who twice drove the green on short par-4s for birdie. 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I 1990 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 4 DR. \ 120 .!10 $4030 $75 40 �Friday, July 20, 1990 Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei - Page- 5 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 20, 1990 Daulton's 3-for-5 night sparks Phils to 5-2 win over Reds CINCINNATI tUPII- Moving Darren Daulton up In the batting order Is paying big dividends for the Philadelphia Ph lilies. Daulton went 3 for 5 with a home run and an RBI triple Thursday night to lead the Phlllles to a 5·2 victory over Ci ncinnati, snapping the Reds four -ga me winning streak. "I cha nged his place In the lineup from !he eighth spot to the No. 1 s pot , and he's benefited," Phils manager Nick Leyva said aftt'r the game. " He' s getting a lot better pitches to hit ." Pat Combs, 6·7, pitched seven innings, allowing II hits and two run s to pick up his second straight vic lory. The left -bander wa lked one a nd struck out four . "He was In co mplete control of his pit ches," said Leyva . Roger McDowell pitched the final two Innings for his first save since June 2 a nd his Hth of the yea r . J ack Armstrong, 11-5. gave up seve n hit s In si x Innings. Daulton's triple s napped a 1-1 tie in the fifth . Len Dykstra ope ned with a single and Daulton followed with a sho t to right field to score Dyks tra . Tom Herr followed with a si ngle to drive In Daull on a nd make II 3-J. " I like 11 ." Da ulton sa id of hitting second. "It's .a situation where I get to swing the bat and get some fast balls to hit because Dykstra keeps getting on base." The Reds drew to 3-2 In the sixth. Glenn Braggs singled with one out and Luis Quinones si ngled, moving Braggs to thi rd. Joe Oliver then banged a groundrule double to score Braggs. Mariano Duncan drew a walk to load the bases but Combs got out of the Inning by Inducing Btlly Hatcher to pop out. "To get an out like that could have been a game -sav er," Combs sa id of Hatcher' s popup. Phlladelpla added a pair of runs In the seventh on a two-out RBI double by Ricky Jordan and Dickie Than's run-scoring single. "If we would have held them In the seventh, we would have had an excellent c hance of winning the game," said Ci ncinnati man ager Lou Plnlella . Daulton's fourth homer In the first Inning put the Phi Illes up 1·0 before the Reds lied itln the third on Barry Larkin's RBI si ng le. In other NL action, New York pummeled Allanta 6·2, St . Lo ui s pounded Sa n Diego R·3 and Houston edged Montrea l4 3 1n II Innings. Mets 6, Bravt•s 2 - At New York, David Cone won hIs sixth stra ight decision and Gregg Jefferies had two RBI doubles to lift the Mets. Cone, 7-4, gave up six hits and str uck out 11 to become the first New York pitcher to record double-digit strikeouts In four straight games s ince Dwight Gooden In 1984. John Franco worked the final one and one-third Innings to record his 20th save. Charlie Liebrandt dropped to 3-.1. Card inals 8, Padres 3- AI St . Louis. Terry Pendleton and Todd Zelle hit homers a nd Joe Magrane snapped a three-game losing streak to lead the Cardinals . Magrane , 5·12, gave up seven hits and !hrer runs in six inn ings. walking one and strik ing out three. Frank DIP! no notched his first save of the year. Bruce Hurst, 5-8. took the loss as the Padres fe ll for the 17th lime In the las t 20 games. Astros 4, E•pos 3 (!linn. ) - At Houston, Ken Ca minit i singled home Fra n kiln Stubbs fr om second base wi th no outs in the lith inning to lift the Astros St ubbs opened the li th with a single off Bill Samp<•n, 7·2, and stole Sl•rond . Larry Ande rson. TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS - The 1990 IIIII lluhbard Memorial Liltle League Champions was the tPam of Syracuse Hubbard's Greenhouse who jumped out loan early 11-0 lead and never looked hack to claim lhr overall crown . Pictured arr for th e victory . Leary snaps losing streak; Righetti breaks Ford's record l PI Sports Wrller 1 All it took for Tim Leary to snnp hi s slump was two run s and a rNurn 10 the MPtrodome. Lear, pitc hed the New York Yankees to a 2- 1 victory over the Mlnm•sota Twins Thursday night for his first victory since a 11 0 May 23 shutout at the Mttro· dom e Leary. 4-12 . broke a n clght ·game losing strea k by sc attering eight hit s In seve n a nd one·thlrd innings. "It's Important that we get him runs. r--;ew York manager Stump Me rrill said . " He's been a quality pitcher for us all vear long. that's for s~ . We nen•r get him enough runs . We only got two tonight . but luc kily it was e nough ." Thr Yankees were outscol"ft1 37-14 In Lea ry's eight defeats. After AI Newman's second · innin g RB I single Th ursday . Leary re tired 16 of the nex t 19 batters. He was replaced by Greg Cada re t following one·out si ngles to Shane Mac k and Ki rby Puck · ett In Ihe eigh th. Cadaret indu ced Kent Hrbek to ground into a double play to rnct Ihe inning . Dave Rlghelll pitc hed the ninth for his 20th save a nd set a team record with his 499th career appearance - break ing Whit<•y F"ord's mark . SomE' of Lr'ary' s teammates thought the Met rodome would be a good placr for Lra ry to snap his losing streak "!G reg CadareiJ and myse lf today,·· Don Mattingly sa tel '' We thought thi s might be a good plac e for him . Ihal he would have posillve feel in gs here." Leary did . "Lately I haven't pit c hed well, rather than like In the early part of the yea r when I pitched we ll and lost." Lea ry sa id . "I had bee n getting th e balls up in the strike zone. I corrrrted some mechanical things working on the si del in es a nd it paid orr ... The Yankees won fo r the thi rd time in four games_ Thei r run s scored on an error by Minneso ta shortstop Greg Gagne on a grounder wllh the bases loaded bv Steve Sax in the fifth Inning . "It's aoout time we r atch a break a nd ta ke a dva ntage of somebody 's miscue ," Merrill sai d. "It was a good way to s tart the road trip. New York began a 12 ga me, 11 -day roa d trip T hursd ay night. Roy Smllh . 4·8, gave up five hit s and one earned run In seven and one-third innings. to take the loss and remain wlnlf's s since May 25 . Smllh was victimized by the lac k of s up~rt Leary knows well " I thought 1 Leary! was htlling his spots," Kirby Pucke11 said " He was n' t Cy Yo ung out the re tonig ht . but he pitched a good NORMAL, Ill. 1 UP! I - Li sa LQngaker pllched her second no-hitte r of the tourna ment Tliursday night In the United Siates· 14-0 victory over Zlm ll$bwe in the Interna tiona l So ft . ball Federation Wome n' s World Fastpltch Champio ns hips . The victory, coupled with a 2 0 win over Japan earlier In the day. Improved the United Sta tes· re,rord to 8-0 In pool m mpelltl on. Longaker •truck out 14 of 16 blitters she faced. In the earlier co nt est. the lltllted States had a strong plichlng performance from Li sa Fernandez who struck out 10 batters and surrendered just two ial Li t tl r Cleveland... Continued from page 3 di$COvered by Mackey In an AAU tournament three years after he had finished high school. " I look for the guys who fall between tlle cracks, the gu ys the computers missed. the guys who are the wrong size and aren 't at tM live-star camps, " Ma ckey said . tlut the program was placed on three years probation in 1987 for reerultlng vlolation.s tllat occurred in I983 and 1984, and the NCAA in its rt!port charged Mackey and members ol his stalf with unetblt:al conduct, Including lylq. On the court, Mackey empiOJed wllat be called a "runand-stun" . game that featured uP,tempo offense and a pressing defellle, a style that appealed to the players he recruited . Fernandez. 2-0 in thP tourn~-1 - ment , has allowed onlv two hit s, struc k outl5 of 45 bait ers she has faced a nd has not allow a run In two performances The Un ited States too k a l 0 lead in the fourth inn ing on a fielder 's choi ce by Denise Eck· ert . who took semnd on a sing le a nd scored on X an Silva's si ngle. Sheil a Corne ll homered in the sixth to finis h the scoring. In ear lier play, Martha Pinto went 4-4 with four r uns and Imelda Esquival had two hits. three runs a nd four RBI to lead Mexlm to a 13-4 victory over Zimbabwe. New Zealand shut out !ndonl.'sla 12 -0 on three Helen Townsend hits and two RBJ. P itc her Sharee Giles threw a one-h itter while s triking out four In the flvl.'lnnlng m utest. And Ellsabetta Martello had three hits to pace Italy to a 3-0wln over Cuba. Italy 's Fabrizio Pallotti pitched 6 2-3 Innings and allowed two hits and Donatella Cena retired the last batter to preserve the win . onee • .GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 8t SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pom•ov. OH . strl•t & S•••er Ht•re MONDAYTHRU FRIOAV I A.M.-I P.M . lAT. I A.M.-1 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM f J.p;Jgue Tournam en t hr lrt in Syracuse Municipa l Park's King Field 12-2 Thr win markrd the fif t h yel:lr in a row a Sy rarusr tra m ha s won th r cr own . base. E lsewhere in the AL. Del roil blanked Bos ton 1·0, Ballimo rc downed Chicago 4-1 and Milwau · kee shut out Seattle 4-0. TiKers l, Red So• 0 - At De troit, Jeff Robinson. 7.7. pitc hed a IWO·h il shutout fo r eight innin gs and Alan Tra mm ell sco r ~d from first on a hit-and-run si ng le by Larry Sheets to lift the Tigers. Jerry Don Gleaton refired one batter for his third save. Greg Ha rris. 7-4. took the loss Orioles 4, White Sox I - AI Ba ltim ore. Phil Bradley and Mi ckey Tet tieton home red a nd Cal Rlpken doubled home two runs to power the Orioles. Jo hn Mitchell. 2-2. sca lle red seve n hils over eight and lwo· lhird Inn ings Gregg Olson recorded the last out Syracuse players Cass C"IP ia nd and Robb'· Crow earned two of th(' tournament' s hi ghrst h o n or~ rap turi ng offf'nsivp and dPfrn slw• honors respt:>c tin•ly Fil'l' stog ies 1bv Cleland . J a1· Da1·. Ja so n Pa ng ia. Paul Chap. ma n. and J ay McKelvey 1. an error. thrPr wal k s. and fl h1g double by Cass Cleland broke open th e c hampionship game before 11 rea ll y got s tarted as Syracusf' ton k J n 11 ·0 fir st inning le ad Shula goes on 'injured list' Adam P eter son. 0·2. pitched etg ht innings g iving up four runs and absorbed the loss. Rlpken lied th e major · lrag-ur rrcord of ?S consecu tive ByLES KJOS l 'PI Sports Wrilrr MIAMI tU Pl i - Mta mi llol phin coach Don Sh ula said errorlr ss ga m es at shortstop set by K•• vin Elster of the New York Me ts from July of 198llto May of 1989. llu bbard Memorial Little League Tournament Thursday t•venlng. Pictured are lront , 1-r, Jack Oochran, Scott Martin, K.C. Clemente, B.J. Th r winmng rnn combined for 11 strik rou ts. 1 C!Pland si.x J, rtg ht v.'al ks. and gt.~Vl' up a mr rr two hit s Sarnmy Strptlcns thf' sta rh ·r suffered lh r loss wit h a great rl'i icf rffo rt from Brian Cranr. T hey co mbinf'd for eighl st ri · krou ts. j ust tou r 1.\"alks 11hrrr b.Y StcphPns in thr fi rst 1. and allowpd 11 hil s. Bu tch O!ivrr had thf' ion<' Pr hil s. while Clela nd had a three for four n ig ht w ith two si ngles and a double. J ay Day a lso 3·4 With two sing lrs a nd a doub le. Kr\·m DrPmrr a 'iinglr and doublf'. ;J nd • ~ PECIAl ~ ~HI :J. as RobbvCruwfireda lhree·hit ga m e wi th 14 st ri keo ut s and just Roach cla imed the Pa t Hill Ford Most Val uabl e Plaver Award . I n srm i-fin al action on WrdnP ~ · dH y Sy racust~ edged Hartfrwd .4 ThunO<I"J " 1'"'1~Tnl!l'ili<"Cin"' Ba..... bllll lldroll l'lao-·r(t pllrlwr l.11nn Mrl "u llo•r.• on ~ l ·d IU"d iM hlt·d liM Hou.o;Con - i\f lhattd stt-ond h M.-.{'IT\iln Hill Horan from ~~ ~ rll,.,.hl•·d 11"-'. '""") s lUI t"rnnc•l!ll·o - PIand t· PoU"hl"'" t; ar ) l "arln on I H ay dl!tol t• r d tll'l l. rfi I'OIH"th t' (" .fu I) !l: ,,.,-aJh•d r ah'hf'r 1Urk Man ..-ar 8 ">1[ 0 ~1 ~0 6¥ • TIIIRil PLACE COOLVILLE · The Coolvill e Dallas Ross, ,J.R. Springer. Nell 1\'elson, Keith Sears, Brian Dixon . Seco nd row -Aaron Brock, Anthony Coler, Brian Bak er, \\'illit' Guess . Standing in hack are <·oaches Charlie Springer, ,Jeff Krock , and Rocky Brunty . to lini.< h third in the Sy racuse Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament. Pictured are team members, front, l· r, Slick Chapman, 11111: tFom Phot> nh of I~ <' l'a dllt· Cull.!il L.ra,t;ut· 1:\ t\ 1\ l; purd"'Md r·ontffit1 of uutfl.-ld•· • \1 ru~ l~o n;u..t h orn l'h<ll'nlx : n pllun< ·d lrllt'ldl'r Kirk f'a.rt..• •r '" PI'IOt'Dh ( "n llr "' rll'\ t•lnn d ~11.tr - ~~n • d h!L'il;t•tlqrJI r!IUI' h Kt·~ ln M11.d1!1" .fud a Cll ( n ii P~r - "'"'"'" d t"h arif'., t"\rflk a, an a...!!l.Ulolnt nll'n ·~ hJUIII,o•thWI •·oar h. Loyola \1u)1TIO ID - 'amrd Kruo ·r 'll t']'f'r~ dln> t1 or of ~ porb I!Jior1lllli lnn )lai nt .JofOI'plf ~ - 'li amt• -l lolt·k Du nn H.., ..J~IIt nt ,,...,.1'1" nlao·ll S ll~ l i! l':: BARGA IN "11\ ll 'Hl \ ~ Al f '.U N & ,;"[D SPRIN& VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 ~~~~~sa::;E 5 BAilGA I N NIC.t!T ( O(lP J ·ol' fU.IIO 2" TUf~DA~ "D h ~ Dr H!l!NDfR "] "llfl .)tJ.;t' L - - - - - -- - FRIDA~ 111ru ltil.I RSOAY' Hi s j ok ing refrrrnrf' to thp PUP. or physica lly unab le to pPrform list . invol,·rd a procr · dure sched uled for Thursday morning on torn c artilagP suf tered a t John Ca rro ll U ni vl'rsit~· lowed four hils over the final four innings for his fir st ma jor leagur save. Randy John son. 9 .). a! ~'Ill ~ ~ · ~ 1(,>" I~!DA~ •s .. / ?0 ,9 30 I ?0 ,1 J0 . /·7 0,9 · 30 ' "' 1987 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 4 cyl. engine, 6 ap~~ed trans .. air cond., AM -FM -Cauatle. look• and runs like new. team phys icia n . " It's an old one," Shula sa id of th e injury . " In coUege I hurt It $4,250 ONLY 1988 FORD TEMPO G. L. one time . and I was on c rutches for a couple of weeks . But at that time they didn't operate. they just gave It time to heal and I went back to work," Shula said . Pom Ptln Hoan: 992-2124 H ar tford h itters wrrr Mat,t HickL•l an d Tatterson with tr i· phens. Steph ens. Oltver . and Randolph . Aaro n Broc k pound cLl out 4 hil s for Cuo lvil lc. while Willie Guess had two and Bowen, Atkinso n, Dixon, a nd Chapman eac h singled. 1987 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ........ S699 5 Loaded with all options . 1982 FORD '12 TON PICIIUP ..........$2,995 4 speed, 6 cyl . 1985 DODGE CHARGER ........ S2,495 5 speed . Air . 1979 CHEV. IMPALA .................. $995 Auto ., Air. 1976 CHEV, 3 speed . ..S1,295 6000 LE ...... $2,495 f/2 TON PICIIUPMooo .. 1983 PONTIAC Auto . . Air . Stereo Cassette RN MOTORS 992-3328 1551 NYE AVE. '. POMEROY, OHIO PRESCRIPTION SHOP :j_tfJ,.or"i!l.' i '''·m .v·~- - "'"~~ run • -.:-· 12995 1977 FOlD GRANADA 4 Dl. 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Runs Good. ssn5 1982 NISSAN liNG CAB PICKUP 1 ITEM PIZZA HlTW d BACK TO THE FUTURE PART 3 San Jl,prnard ino. Ca lif .. was av.·a r dt>d an f' .xpa nsion !ca m i n th• ' Sr·ni01 ProfPss ional Dascba l l l.f' agu t· fu r nP:<I seaso n. Cleve· l and Jndiano.., t hird h<lsf' coac h Hich Dauer wi ll rna nagP t hP tPam . wllicll br gin s pl<.iy nPxt \\.i n tt 'I 4 Dt ., Auto .. A/ C , AM -FM -Stereo . lookt end run• great . II am to Mtd Sun Thu" 10 . .. MICHAEL J. FOX IN dure. to be perform<'d at Holy Cross hosplla l in Fort Lauder· dale by Dr. Danie l Kanel l. the pack. 18 seconds behind three bre akaway riders . Football Crls Collinsworth was named an NFL football analyst by NBC. The former Cincinnati Bengals receiver previously signed to work on Home Box Office's " Inside the NFL. " of sf'vrn slrik Pouts <.ind only four st rikeou ts. and gavr up six hils. FRI .. SAT., SUN . rxa mplr ·· Shuia. 60 , was expected lo return t o thr Do lphin s' tr aining camp F r iday aftPr th e proce- seco nd lea d over American Greg LeMond Both fin ished In the Sy raru sP had six h its, a trip lr hv MrKrlvry, a Dt>rm(•r doub le. ' li .4_N4 U11.4 • 1 ?O,l 30.1 20, 9 30 "Wha t they saw in I he MRI wa s just the ca rtil age The bene and the knee joint and every th ing looks okav ... Shu Ia said. ·'I' m sure thrre wil l bt? somP rehab. but I don't know what it wi ll be. I' ll hav" to work hard and set an <:yet big Italian Gia nni Bugno won thr 18th stage of the Tour de france In a sprint finis h. covering th e 126 mil es 1202 kilometerst from Pau to Bordeaux in an un offi cial time of five hou rs , 41 minutes. 33 seconds. Ita lia n Cl audio Chlappucci reta ined the overall lea d er's ye llow je rsey and his five· loss. They had 9 wa lks, eight ~ow \ riOWt~c.· rQ I OA• l 30.9 4 ~ SAT I JO,l r 30 ,9 4 ~ su ~ i JO,J 4 ~ • .~ 30 ,9 4) /()PI /T Ur ~ THUll ! 30 . 9 ~ ~ gradu ation in 19Jl. Shul a said sai d hr und rrwP nt a magnetic rrsonance imaging trst las t week. trailing l2 . 'Ill '1.1( \.llA• lo\.111".1 11 o lr.H! NOW 'J l(lW I NG' in Ohio where he pla,·ed un ti l his --Sports briefM-- flt} IY-' - fnnl h aJII"OIU"h t "nnlhrtll ( lndnna.ll - Slpd ll111•hao·kN ·' " ""'' t "nnd~ . I'I"HI\~' d wldt' r<' l "!'l• r rld l"k '" t.-g•r MIM.I' Mar tin lk>t roll - .'\ll(DI•d ~pfr• n "''1' h a; ·k ( hri• Ohlh11m . rtJnnln~ h~~o~·~ \IIWMI" r fl pnq . (h-.• hllt·lo.o•r Tuo-y II!Q"""re~ 11nd oftrn •lw lln.r tnan Rollllln t ' ortl n II11ILIL' - Sll{!Wd drlrn !ll~· r h L~.~ · I.~ .;lll n SnVI!{Wlol u nd Kt>n!ll·lh / ;~ rot nnd ll nr haM"k !'f lhvr ll a rpf'r lndlall Jt(I<JIIs - Sll{IW'd dl'i l' n~lvr r nd C11.r n. •l SoJ<Ith. Miami - Slpd l r~l'atf'nl run nlnK 11 ,..-k T on,y t"niiiM to K I )'1'1U" t·o r&nt.d . ~•p• d Ur;ht t•t-.:1 Phil Ro~· H I-.! ("BHlt"f hao·k StiUI \ iUihof"''': pla.-rd\"anho r..t•n n phy~ o· all)· unabll' to ptrfnmt fl;;,t '''" ~:O dan d - :o0\,(11-f'd 'luar~·rhar · • Tn01 ll nd ji[V!R io a :~ _vr ar No nlru t•t inju n· suffered in co llege. ra in delay of thrpe hours and threr minutPs, a!lowpd three hit s over five innings Navarro al · Crane V.'as lh<' winning hu r lPr with ~ strikeou ts. just thrPP wa lks. and ten h i ts, whilr Chap man and Dixon ro mbin ed in the ~~ ..blltnt roach - fur at least a d a~ · for rtrthroscopic su rge ry on a knPr Milwa ukl'i'. Bill Krueger and .'\1.141 p the fi na ls. fo"-'>l ( .t'll(U!' Minlll'~otu At 'IIV:UI' d r l fr:hC fll'tdt'r Rand}" &!II from lh r dl!!a hl r d 11 ~1 : o ptlo llf' d I' au I -~""'" '" kl Portl.aOO o It h .. l'adfll" f.,.-111 IA-Il,(Ut tAAA I. Oklllhoma 0 1)' ~~" (1\m r rl ran ,\.~~ .. daJ i nnl Outrl ~lllf rl l nlJ,.Idt'"f l'itl Gr a m 11 n lo T'ulu of thr Tl'<liiA l..P~ PltUitlurth - Sf'nt plf h<'l" ,J ay Tll'lbo ~ nd r all" I'll'!" lh,n n Rliard f' llo l.n Ruffalo nl t)1 r A.m .. rtc.,. A.•~tx· latlo n l A .-\ A I i\rrowlu•ad Pizza team won the consolation game piPs. and Fif>ld s a single . CoolviliP pound{' ci ou t 10 hits . • !Jut fell short 8-7 in th e oth er • srmi -fina l gamf' that srnt PP to winnin g run s in t hr bo tt om of th P si x th wlll'n Ja so n Pangia slammed a gaml'·wi nning sing lr . Syracuse went in to thr i nni!lg opllui1Pd oulflt'ldl'r F.rk ·\nlhon) t o Tut·s on Cll tho• Pal"lllt Slick Chapman picked up the )AIU I!OA~ /)U ~OA~ th ree wa lks to his cred it . Ryan Hill a nd Kevin D<' emer ca me home with th e tying and and sing les bv Cl eland , Dav. flill. and Pa ng ia. Van~leter had a hearl brcakmg loss aft er pitching a supe r ga me Transactions duL't>d t hf' gt'lmP-winning run.'>. Chapmetn, A 1 kinson. 1\l'l "on dncl Aa ron Bmck rach had two singles. w hilf' Springer, and A nth o n ~ ' ('uln Pach had singles BARGAIN MA li N£ () Continued Irom page 4 0 Roach a nd F ields suffered th<• loss with seve n I<O 's, five walks and ten hit s. Roac h had 1wo singles a nd a 1\lkinson . Slwk Ch a pman. Net! ~f' l so n . and .I H. Spri ngf'l" pro- Con tinued on page l Syracuse, who had at l east two hits in t•very Syracuse game, while Robby Crow, right , fanned a tournament -high 36 batters as pitcher to claim the BPst Urfen~ive player of the tournamt•nt. s lx walk s, and six srat tcrrd hit s. home run . Fi elds two sin glf's, l..anr Young a nd Dann y VanMPtrr each sin gles. sing les each IJy .lay Mcl-\.{' ]\·ry. J ason Pang io, and Paul Chap· man . ('J pJand wo n thp Manh•.v 's Marathon Brst Offr nsi\"t' Awa rd I n an rx rr.1 innin g conso lation f'H'n l Coo lv illP plaH·d fi\'P sr\ Pnth inning r uns to c laim J deceiving 9-4 win to plaCf•thirrl in t hr tournamrnt Hartford brhindlht· f int' pitch 1ng ot Chri s Huach, ut i lizrd Hoach' s IJ<.atto ric ttH· gamr in! h e fi ft h whr n tht' toumamrnt's Most \'alud hi f' P layrr clr i llrr1 ;~ lont ' homr ru n to t 1r thr· scon' at ~ -..J Si nglrs by· Dr ian Di.xon,Cr cil win in rf' lirf of Brian Bowrn ThP duo ('Ombinrd for 1:! s tr ik('{l lll .'i. many hits In the consolation <•vent. The best offensive player was Cass Cleland of Cham pion Syracuse wins LL tourney.. PUC list - physlcallv unable to Jamie Navarro combined on a seve n-hit shutout for the Brew - PAN 01 ORIGINAL mLEI champion Syl'acusl' in the annual Syracuse- BiD SPECIAL AWARDS - The team sportsmanship trophy went to Coolville-Arrowhead Pizza who put forth a great overall effort , but the best individual effort was that of Most Valuable Player Chri• IWach of llartford, center , who fanned 2!1 b!dll' rs as a pitc her and hammered a homl' run among his Wrd nrsd ay tl f' was going on the At I I am Buchanan, Jason Step hens, Chris Lee, and ,Jeremy Burris. Back-Chris Hudnall, Brian Crane,Buth Oliver, Sam Stephens, Jesse Jordon and Randy Randolph . Back are batboy Lyman Clemente, Coaches Mike Jividen, and BiU Buchanan. JULY 20 thru 26 low ed fo ur runs tn take tht-• Jo ss hits . two i nning rrlirf st ing from J<:t _\· McKelvry . Crow had a tourna ment h igh :16 str ikeouts. which helpt•d himr Gar ner thr Syrac u sc n Da iry Ba r Dr frnsi\'C P lay·pr of th e Tou rnam ent . the annu al Bill Hubbard Memor ers . Krueger. 55. pitching aft er a U.S. softball team posts 14-0 triumph over Japan whiiP to j u st two hit s. as Syracuse went on to cap turr c hances " Minneso ta l eft eight runne rs on Brewers 4, Marim·rs 0 - Robby Croll' go l the start. but after Syrac use got the lead. on came Cass Cleland for threP innin gs of grea t re li ef. a nd t he n ,1 ex plodmg for 11 first innin g ru ns balls. changeups. Nothing he didn't show u s beforf'. We ju st didn 't do II when had th e for hi s 21st saw'. SCOTT WOLFE Sendnel Correspondent Syracuse pit ching held the hard·ititting Pt Pl easan t Fruth tl'am game. He threw fas tballs. fork - were mentioning that at lunch are Coaches Kenny Buckle}', Marvin McKPI Vf'}', Boh Det>mer , and Boh Crow . RLNNE RS -l!P - The Point Ple:.sant Fruth Pharmacy team finished as bridesmaid to Syracuse scores early and often to claim tourney title ~ - 2, pitc hed two scoreless inning s In Yanks' 2-l win over Twins, Ill' PAUL DEFEDE Paul Chapman, Jay McK elvey,Jarrod Clay, Kevin Deemer, Amber Thomas. St>C'ond Row R<>bby Crow,Ryan Hill, Jay Day , Tyson lluekle.v, Jason Panglo, and Cass C:tetand. Standing in rear .... 11095 MAll! DAVIS, THURSDAY 9 '30·5,30; SAUSMAN s ,oo-, ,oo Mark's Auto Sales, Inc. 992-3011 W5 General Hartinger Parkway Th l' Si. Louis Blues will pla y lit e 1-:dmonlon Oilers , th e dr•fc nd · ing Stanl ey Cup cham pio ns, In Sep tcmlwr in West German y. The Blu es and Oilers will joi n 1989·911 West German champion Dusseldorf EG in a th ree-game competitio n for t he Epson Cup, bl'glnning Sept. 6. The series wtll mark the fir s t time that cl ubs from the NHI. and West Ger· many have playe d each other. ... An appeals court rejected Rick Ma rtin 's appea l of a law s uit aga in st! he Buffalo Sa bres over a careN-e ndl ng knee Injury he sufferPd 10 _vf'ars ago Thf' Appf'lla!c Di vi sion of state Su - preme Cou rt upheld a Decem ber 19M ruling by state Sup re me Co urt Justice He nry Gossrl that cleared t he Sa bres and Scotty Rowman. thPir rormpr coaC'h and gpner al mana ger, of Jpga l rf'· sponsibllli y for the Injury. Soccer Alfred Riedl. coac h of Au stria n first d ivls ion soccrr team Sport · Wee ken PG 13 SKI PATROL 446-1088 s fRIDAY, JULY 20, 1990 fiSHTAIL FILLET SANDWICH PLAnER .................. 52.88 Our L1 rge Gourmet Fishtlll Served On A Split-T op Dun Otrnflhild With Our Hom• mad e Tartar Sauce. Hot Golden French FriM . And Your Choice ot Homemade Cole Sltw. Ma cMoni Salad or Btlled Be ens SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1990 "All-YOU-CAN-EAT" S FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER ......................... 4.54 h•tv Homecooked Chicken (AU You C•n Elt) Served With Mashed Potlto• & Homemae GrltVy. 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"t-203' or '"·5721 Middleport, Ohio 45760 I •• ' �Page-6 -The Dally Sentmel Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh10 Fnday, July 20, 1990 - on ou. . orne By The Bend hunl The Daily Sentinel Fnday. July 20, 1990 Page-7 This Message and Church Directory Spo,.11ored Rv The Interested Ru.11ines.~te.11 Li..11ted On This Page. _6.h\ SWISHER &LOHSE \2;7 Veterans Memorial Hospital 11 S I Momonol Dr Pre'iocrrphon~ 997 7104 "779SS SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY 1n North le<Ond Awe Middleport Ohio Natoonwode Ins Co at Columbus 0 104W Mam "1 ])II Pomt>f"O't' ~':. \ 0 a·~~ montng praH'r on th" hlldSu~ Morringpr<~Yf'fand~oo n JJ 01 tft- Su rrlays of 1tr monlh fliU rt'h SchOO md r.; ul"jf>fJ I.' art' p1uvic:Fd. OJI'ff'f' OOur m h. l' u-l~ h H.lll rt"li'Tlt'dlate!v folloo-ing 111: st>fvlrl' POMF.ROY GruRCH or nrnrsr :l12 \\ Lro Lash. t'\'an~~l.lst Bltjr Sl'hori M un St I ll 1m Mornl.~g\Hrshlp lU lla r Y uth mmtn~ 6 00 ~ m E\rnlng 'M)f'ship. 7 Ill p n WNi'lffld<zy night ~avt>r nn:\~ffi)! and Rlhli .. ru:tv 7 00 p m THE SA.L\ATlON ARM' ll"l [hJ!ffnut Mrs llora Wi111Jl~ n <hargt ~~ t-.Jii~'> mf'f'!ln g. 10 am Su t•la;:. Sthool 10:]} am Su~ School 't PSM f. to~ 1\darrn leader 7]} p m S.ahanon rm'('ting. varbus sp>akf'l'!; ~nd musJc SJl'(1 tJ.' llJUr.idB:,\ lJ ll am to 2 p m LadJC'i Homr !.r ~ mPmlrrs In rharf(r all v.rnM'! nvtted 6 4.') pm Thu~~ \orll' t.adrt ( lasss rYou~ ~piP-81jjPI ., }) pm 131bll '-'tldy and PniYPr rtl{'('(!ng. OJX'fl to tiP publl \ w Pomf'mv PIRST BAPTIS r Corn er Sixth and Palmer Rfo\ Jam('5 1\ Seddon pastor Don Wllson S S \upt Beulah WhUP A sst Sup! Sunday Srhool 9 15 am mornlnR l.liorshlp 10 15 am Sunty PVf'nlng worship 7 pm Pravrr m~lmr and Blblf" Study Wt>dnf'Sda\ 7 pm MPn s Pravf"f Hrf'akfast 1st Salur day"f"aC'h month 7 am In fPIIowshlp hal adutt choir pracll('(' Sunday B pm rad io procram PrPp.arlng the Way Saturday 3 pm WMOV 1360 AM Ravrnswood WV l.or- s Suppt>r observed lsi Sunay of !i'ach mooth MIDDLI:PORT CHIJRCH OF CHRIST 5th and Main Al Hartson mlnl!l tf'r R1c11ard DuBosP Associate Past or Mlkt" Gerfac h Su nday Sc hool c::upf'l'lntmd~l Worship SE>rvlct" T 8 15 a m Sunday Sc~ l9 .lla m WorshlpServiCt>JllO 30 a m '- Evening Worship 7 p m WednesayJ 7 p m Prayer m('('tlng MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZ PASTOR RPv Lloyd D Crimm 1\.R~E Jr ,astor Jean KJmes SundaySC'hool Su per-lntt'fldE'nt SUnday School 9 30 a m Mo'ltngWorstdpSt'rvlrf' 10 ~am Sun day rv"'lng sl!f'Vke 6 p m Wf'dne5day f."Vfdintr: s~IC'f' 7 p m Sl'ftACUSE CHURCH OP THE NAZA RENE RPv Glt'fln MrMIIJan pastor Jim Cuncllff S S Superlnt~ndent Sundav Sri'IOOI 9 .1) a m mornlllf wrnhtp 10 .lJ am', Evangtollstlc service 6 p m Prayer and Prals• WNnf'Sd&} 7 p m Youtll meeting, 1 p.m. VNli'ED PII8IIYTDIAN MINISTRY OF 101G8 OOVNTY ... O'Cjldoo lloUJ 1(.\RRJSONVR.LE PRESBYTER IAN cmiRCH - Sunday Wonhlp St'r11iC'f"S 9 oo,a m Churdl Schooi!O II a m MIJlDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Su~y SCbool 9 a m , Church servl('(' 11 1 am S RACVSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY T IAN - Sunday School, 10 a m Cburth !lfi"I'V~ 10 15 a m • RUITOR FLOWERS FOR IYRY OCCASION (6141 992-6454 (6141 992-6455 POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 106 Iutter nut be Pom•oy Oh BILL QUICKEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. 204 John F Fult1 Mgr pn 9911101 Pomeroy as or Ravmond Cox Sunda\ 5<-hool 10 00 am <;. undav Mornln_e Worship 11 00 a m lhll drf"n ~ Church 11 am Sundav [\t>nlng Sc-n.-lrf' 00 p m 'w\-ed ll p m Youn.w: La dl•~ Aulllllarv Wf'dnf'!'da\ 1 p m Fam th- 'w\-or~hlp HAZEl COMMUNITY r HLJn Cil Of! R! IN 1 mllf>!i frurn Pur! land Lon,~;: Bot tom F d ~r Hart pastor Sundav Srhool q J(l 1m SundH mcrnlnR prPIIChln~ Hl ltl am Sundav r~Pnln'! Sf'rvhPS ., lO pm \11DDI EPORT F'REEWILl BAPTIST ( IIUU CH Cornpr Ash and Plum Nuf' l Hrr rm ann pa sTor Sunda\ SrhoollO 00 a m Morr ln,O! Wot s hlp 11 00 am Wf'd nNda• and Sr1! rrda\ [ vl'nln,Ol Sf'n tcf'S at ~ JOpm APP U I HO\ F. IJ NITEO M ETHO DIST IH tJ RCH - f'il~!o r Hf'\ (art HI< ks 10 mliPS abO\ f' Rartnr on Rt lAA Sund ll\ School q a m worship Sf't\l p 10 am Su nda\ f'Vf'nln,R" ~f"ntce 6 00 p m Pravf"r ffif'f'tln)il and Btl If' Stud\ Thurs da\ fi 10 p m M1 0! IVF UNITED ~F.THOniST ­ Off 1 '4 bf'~lnd Wllkf"';\.-lll• rharlf'!' Jonrs fli SIOT Sundl\ Schoo 'l lO am mornlnR w~ 1~hlp 10 30 Su nda\ and Thursda\ f \Nllng~rn Cf"; 7 ()jlpm M ai n St Po~ So rrl<ly sen'h's !-l ot\ ·o rnmunion on ttv> nr~ Su rda:l' of 1 "' h rnontll !fRAHAM U~ITED METHODIST I r(>H( hln~ 9 ll a m nrst and Sf'Cnnd Su n rli!'l!i of PiiC'h month third and fourth Sun lav f'ach month worshJp sprviC'f:'S ar 7 30 p n WPdnPSdav ('Vf"ntn~ at 7 JJ p m PrayN and Hlbii:'Study SE\i ENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul t:>.rryHdR"hfs Road Pomeroy Pastor Bob '\nvdf't" Sabbath Schoo Supf'flntf'ndf'nt Hodnf'V Splrf'<i Sabba th School lw]o{1 ns at2 n m on Saturday artf'rnoon with worship ~ 4rvlN' lollo\l. lfiR' a t 100 p m EVNVO nf' '-'f'lromf' HUT! AND FIRST RAPT IST r HURC"Il - Sis I N llarrlf'ft Y. a nf'r Supt Sunday "c t.:l ol q I'l a m Mor nl nfi:' Wonhlp 10 45 m POMF.ROY F IRST HAPT'IST East Matn St S!f".'f' Fut N pastor (_..('O fllf' \klnnf'l" Sundav Sl: h1 nt Suprr ln!Pnd e nt S unda~ Srhonl q ltl a m MornlnR Wor h p Hl lO am Y.rdnf'!'ii'1A~ f'\enln~ pri!yf"r 11nd Blbl r s tudv 7 .)) p m f"lRST SOUTHFRN HAPTJST 41R72 I om N ov P k r F I a mar 0 F\rvan t pas tor and Sund11\ School Dlrf'(1or Sundav ~ huol q 10 am Mornlnjjt Wo1 ship 10 ~ C hn r prart Cf' 6 )) p m f' vc nlnji!: 11. n ~hlp ll p m Wf'dn~ d;n Prayrr ~rviN> lOp m M !s~ lo n F'r1r-nds <llil:f~ lil nova! Ambassador ~ bo' s agf"'i h- t~ md Gl rls In Artlon cagf"S b-11{ 1 on \I. f'dn f'S daVII 7 30 p m Church v.lrle \. s!la llon f\ lJ p m 'TUesda y F'AJTH TABER NACU.: CH URC H B.11 lpY Run Road Rf'~, Emmf"!t Raw sCJn pas Tor Handlt>y Dunn sup! Su11da v Schon] 10 a. m Sundav I'Vf'nln!i! ~pn I('(> 1 Of IJ rn Btblt> INching 1 00 p m Thu rsrl11' SfRACLSE MISSION lht"fn S s, racust> Mark Morr<M pastor Ser11 If'~ 10 am. Sunday Evf>nlnjit st>rvl~ ~unrlll\ and•WrdnPSdav at fi 00 p m M1DDLEPORT CHURCH or CIIHIST IN J:l-fRISTtAN UNION Dv.l11h Hil lf'\ rtrst f"td('f" Wanda Mohlt>t Sunda\ ~ho 1 1 ~upl. Sunday School 9 )) a m Mor n n~o: 1,\(]~h lp 10 :lOam EH•nlnR Worship l1 p m Wl'dnesdavprayf'T"mf"("' lng7 lJp m ~ MORIAH CHURCH OF r.on Rad nf" RP\ lamf'!! Sa tt erflt>ld pas tor Fretnlan Williams Sup! Sun<!ay Srhnol II 45- a m Sunday and Wf"dnmda\ f'\ f' n In~ ll"f\'I('(>S 7 p m 992 3325 (row's Family Restaur111t St OH Condor Pomeroy, flflullwg K.w!flei~ Ftlr~ CMckrw 22 I W Moon St , Pomeroy 992-5432 997-2975 MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH l NITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Sharon Hausman Re" Frank Crofoot R~" &-I don ,Johnton AL F'R EO Churc h Sf'hool 9 30 a m V. orshlp 11 am UMYF6 :lOp m UMW Thi r d Tuf'Sday j lJ p m (_ ommunlon first Sund av •Haushmanf CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Church SrhoollO am Blblf'Studv 1 hurscla~ 7p m UMY.o fir st Thursdav 1 p m Com munlon llrsl Sunday IHausmanf JOPPA - Worship 9 ll a m Church School tO JO am '3tbleStudv Wedni'Sday 1 30 p m 1 John~ on LONG BOTTOM Church SchOol 9 30 am Wors hip 10 JO am Bible Studv Wf"dnPSday ., lJ p m Co mmunion F'!rst Su nday Month IRPV Cha r lf"S Eatnnl REF.DSVILLE -C hurch Sc hool9 .)) a m Worship Sf'rV\('{' 11 00 a m TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAU l Church Sc hool 9 am Worship 10 am Blbl e Study TuE"Sday 7 30pm Cnmmu nlon First Sunday /Hausman ) CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev Don Mudow !!l R~v WNley Thatchw Rev Frank Smith R" Kathryn RUf'Y Rev Ron Flert't' Rev Arthur CrabtrN" Rf'" Florenc~ Smtih 1\.SBIJRY iSy rarusP\- Worship 11 am Churc h School 9 45 am rhargf" Blblf' Study V..ednpsdav 7 l1 p m VM\\ rtr sl Tu~day I lfl p m l h(]lr Rrhl'arsal Wedna;day 6 J() p m !Thatrhpr ENTERPRISE - \\orshlp 9 a m Ch urch SchooiiO am iltbleS!udy TuPS day 7 00 p m C MW Firs Monday 10 pm UMYF'Sunday 6pm 1RIIey FLATWOODS - rhurch School 10 am Worship 11 a. m Blblp S!udv Thur-.. dav 7 p m UMYF Sundav 6 p m 1RI lf'Vl FOREST RUN Wors ttlp 9 a m Churc h School 10 AM Cholr prae11 r e Thursday 6 30 p m UMW third Monday !Thalchf'r) HEATH !Mlddleportl -C hur ch&hool 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 am Yo u!h Group 4 p m Wf'dnesdav BlblP ~tudy 6 00 p m Choir r£>hf"arsal 7 00 p m F'rank Smith MJNERS\ILLE - Church School 9 00 am Worship servlct> 10 00 am LMW !hlrd Wednesday 1 p m tTharcherl PEAfl:L CHAPEL- Church&hool9 00 d rn \'. o r~ hlp SPrv!C'(> 10 00 am !F'Ior n('{' Smlt hl POMEROY-ChurchSchool 915am Worsh ip 10 30 am Choir rf"hearsal UMW S('C()nd ',\Pdnesday 7 lO p m TuPSdav 7 llp m UMYFSunday 6p m Yif"adO\I. st ROCK SPR INGS- Ch urch School 9 I~ am Worship \0 am 131blf" Si udy Wed nf"'id<n 7 JOpm UMiFtSPnlors \ Sun cia} n p m 1J untors ! everv ol ht:>r Sun da) fip n Rtll"V T Rl TLAND - Church School 10 am .,.. o r ~hlp 11 am UMW F'lrsl Monday 7 l1 p m ICrabcrC'f'l SAl EM CrNTER- Chu rch School9 15 am Morning Worship 10 15 a m F1f'rrPl SNOWVILI E - Morntn~ Worship 9 00 a m ( hur l."h School 10 00 a m (Fiorenet> Smllh or 716 NORTH SECOND AVE. J---M-ID_D_LE_P_O~RT_._OH_I0_ _ PRESCRIPTION SHOP KEND CII\JRCH OF CHRIST Roror 10 ~~ m I RAWUNGS-COATS FISHER FUNERAL HOME 271 North Sec end Middleport 992-5141 Ohio 264 South 2nd Middltpa<t EWING FUNERAL HOME Ur~I!IIV ontl '"i1 rrwl' 1/uov ~ Eslablrshed 1913 992 -2121 HOB.'iON CHURCH OP OlRJSr IN CHRISTIAN UNION Thl'ron Durham pastor Sunday service 9 31.1 a m PVt>n lng serviCP 7 00 p m Prayer mef'llnR WNI.ne-sday 7 00 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Of CHRI S1 Jack Colegrovf" pastor Rlbt r Class 9 JOn m MorntngWors hJplO 30a m EventnaWorshlp 6 30p m Thur sdav BlbJf' Study 6 :ll p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomf.'roy Harr isonvttle Rd (Rt 1431 Robert E Pur t('ll minister Stev,p Stan ley Bible School Su pt Har ley Johnson A~~~ Supt SUI\ DAY Btblp School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30A M and 7 30 PM Y.edn£tSda) Bl ble STud} 7 00 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Plnf' Grovt> The Rf'v Laura A LPach. pastm Church sen. lf:"':' 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30a m BRADBURY CHU RCH OF CHRlST Tom Runyon past or Sunday School 9 :rJ am Larry Ha ynf'!; S S Sup! Morning worship 10 JJ a m RACINE CHURCH OF rHE ~AZA RENE Rev John Vance pastor Ora Bass Chairman of the Board of C hrl~!lan LifT' Sunday School 9 30 am Mornln,e Worsht 10 30 a m Evangelical SPrVI('(' 7 00 p m Wednesday service 7 00 p.m liBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dell lf'r Woody Call pastor Servlres Sunda y 10 am and 7 p m Wt>dn~day 7 p m DYES\ ILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH LIO)d Sayrf' Sup! Sunday Sr hoot 9 30 a m mor ning worship 10 30 am Sunda\ f'V(' nln ll SPI"\Icr7 p m H \ ( INf Fll ST AAf'11ST Sir\ l1c'> n f"r Pa s or Mik( S~ lgPr S rndav Sr ho ol Sup! Sunda ) S<' ho ol q 10 ;~ rn Morn In~ worshtp 10 40 a m Sum! , !"'\f n n~ worship 7 lO p m \\ ('dnPsda\ f'Yf'nlng Blhll ~ tud :~- 7 3{) p m IJVRLINGHAM CO MMtNITY CHU W H Burl ngham Hay Laudl"fmU! past cr Hn lll 11 Cozan as.._L,tant (llstcr Su1da..v Sf: ho~ 10 am WCI""Sidp 7 p m Wrdnfflftay h p m vorthm('('llnJr. Wed .,prn rhurr-hS{'f\k'f'S Plt\EGROVE H011NESSCHUR( H ., mll <'o fl Rr 325 Rt>v &>n J Wall~ p11s1or I Obf'rt Si'-Rrlf'S S S Supt Sunda\ Sthool q lO <1 m Morn In~<: Wnrshlp 10 10 1m Suncla\ £' V£'n ln~ St>rVlf.:f' 7 3(] p m \'1 rd nc -sda \ ~rv lu 7 V) p m SIL\ E R RUN BAPTIST Hil l I It 11 pas loJ Stf"ve LitTle S S Sup! Sund<t\ SfhOnl 10 a m Morn lnR >A or sip 11 a m Sunday f'Vt>nln~ worship 7 30 p m Pra vrr mf't'tlng and Blb!p study WPdn csday 7 10 p m 'r outh mN>tln~ Wednesda y at 7 p m REJOICING LIPE BAPTIST CHUHlH - J8) N l nd Ave Middleport Sunday School 10 am Sunda y f"Vf" ning 7 00 p rn Mid Wf't k SPJvlre Wf'd 7 p m I ANG SVIL I 1- t HRISTIAN \HL R( H SundaySrhoot 9 lOam kf!Smlth sup Morn n£ Y.orshlp 10 30 am Sund l\ f'Vf' nin R sen lee 7 JO p m WednPSfi 11 evt n\ng Sf'f\ICf' 10 p m U!'.I ITEO BRF.THREN 1\ F DF N CHRIST Eld r n R Blah pastor Sund;n S< ho ol W 1 m Gary Rrf'd Lay lrodn Morn ln.'! M>rmon 11 am Sunday nlfi: hl ~niN'S Christian Endta vur 7 XI p m So n~ Sf'rvlcf' P. p m P r(>ac hlnQ: 8 J(l p n Mid wrt>k pravH m£'Pting WPdnf'Sda' pm C' HH 1ST IA N F F.LI OWSHIP CENTF.R Salf'tl) St Ru !land Robert r. MusSf"r pa~tor Su nda y School 10 00 a m Wor ship Sf'T\ IN' l 15 a m Sunday evening 10en lcr 7 00 p m Thursda~ evrnlng ~( r vi('(' 7 00 p m NEW LIF'E \OVF.NANT CHUHC II f"hi'Sif'r ( arv Hln{'S pastor Sunrla\ S<'honl at q :\11 am Worship SPrvln 11 10 30 a m Sunday cvrnlng ~rvl r P 6 00 p m \\t>dnf'Sda v Dtsdplf' Class 7 00 p CllRJSTOF I AT1T.RDAY SA INTS Port land R..Hint Ro11d Mlkr Duhl va~1m Jan Ct' Dllflfl('f church SC" hool d!rf'rtor rhurrh !Whl nl9 :ll:la m Mor nin g"' nr shlp II) 30 a rn Wtdnrosdav PVPt n~ p1a1r sf'n ces ., 30 p m BF.THLEHEM BI\.PTIST R('\. E l ! Shu l<>r pastor Worship Sf"r\olf"(' 9 lO 1m Sun dll\ Sc hool Ill JO am Blh f' Stud\ and pravrr Sf'r\ IN' Thursdav . ,. Jll p m CARl ETON I NTERDF:NOMI~ATIO>..; \1 l HLR CH KlnRSburv Road Rt\ (lvdf" Y. Henderson pasT or Sunda\ Sc..h oo19 JOa m Ralph Carl Sup! [\In lnR worship 7 00 p m P 1avf"r nt:'ttln~ WPdnrsdav 7 00 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN David Prent!Cf' pastor Olarle~ Domtgan Sun day School Supl Mornlna Worship 9 30 a m SundtcY School tO JOa m Evf"nlngSf'T vice 7 00 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Pas! cr: J oe N Sayrt' Su nda y School 9 t5 a m Evenlntj: wonblp 6 JO p m Praver Me€1lng 6 lJ p m Wednesday TVPPERS PLAINS CIIIJRCH OF CHRIST Rober! Foster paatcr: Howard Caldwf'll Superintendent Church school 9 a m Worship service 9 45 a m and 6 lJ p m Every cue weloome CHESTER CIIIJRCH OP THE NAZA RENE Rev Herbert Grate pastoc Douglu Blutll &upt Sunday ~hod 9 30 am Worship service 11 am and 6 p m Sunday Wednesday 7 p m Prayer met'l lng LAUREL CLIPF FREE METHODIST CHURCH William WUUams paslcr Robert E Bartoo Dlrectoc of Christian E!lu calion Stt>Ve Eblin atllllant Sunday St hool 9 .1) am Morntna: wor1h1p 10 30 a rn Te8s In Action, 6 p m Even ing WonNp 7 00 p m Cboir practice 8 p m Sunday Wf'dnatday evening prayer and Blblt study. DEXTER CII\JRCH OF CHRIST Roger Walsm mlnllter Nonnan Will supt Sunday School 9 lO a m Worship servtcr 10 30 a m Bible study Wedne~: ~ay,1 OOpm REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 106 Mulberry Avo HARTPORD CHURC H OF CHRIS1 IN CHR ISTIAN UN JON Hanford W Va Rt•\ Dav id MrManls pas t or Chull'h & hoot 9 lO a m S Jndav morninli:" ~r vlrf" 11 am Sundav ('H•nln,R" serv\N' 1 :Kl p m WfYinf'Sdav praVt r m{'('flng ., ¥1 pm F'AIRVI~W BIBLE CHURCH Le!art W Va Rt 1 James lewis pastor Wnr ship sl'rvlu:os 9 :{)am Sunday Sehoul II a m F.vr nln a worship 7 lOp m Tul>Sda\ co ttai(' E' prnyN meetln~ and Bib](' S!udy 9 30 am Worship !Of'rvtce \\E'dnt>Sda\ 7 30 p m Walnut and Henrv S!s Ravt>nswoocl W Va The Rev Georg~? C Weirick pas1or Sunday SChool 9 l} a m Sunday worsh ip llam CAl VA.RY BIBLE CHURCH tocaff>d on Pomt'roy P lke Coun ty Road 25 near FlaT woods Rev Blackwood pastcr Services onSundayaflOJJam and7 30pm with Sunday School9 30 a m BlbleS!udy Wed netday 1 :KJ p m SPIRITUAL PAITH FELLOWSHIP State Route l38 Antiquity Rev A 1 S1!i' wart paucr Sundayservlces lOam and 7 p m Tuesday 7 p.m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI NESS CHURCH In c 75 Pearl St Rev lvan Myers acting paatCI" Roger Manley Sr Sunday School Superlntend@ftt Sun day School 9 JO a m Morning worstup to 30 a m evening worship 1 :J.l p m Wednesday evening Bible study prayer and pralle servtCI' 7 30 p m CIIIJRCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLJC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder James Miller, puler Sunday School 10 30 a m Worlblp Servtce, Sunday 7 30 P m Bible Study, WedrtNday 1 30 p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Harrl Rev VldorRoulb paalor Cltntlll Fault, Sunday School Supt Sun day School9 30 a m • momlne wcrlhlp u a m Sunday evening strvlce 7 30 p m soovUI~Road Prayer Meetlna, W!dnetday 7 oo/ m. SYRACVSE FIRST CHURCH 0 GOD non Pentecostal W'onblp service Sunday 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Even InK Pomeroy' worship S4 r \ l r 7 1)1) p m 'r\e<lnf'SdH'>' pr avu rnN"I n~ UO p n Ml HI HYiOt\ LNIIF:D BRETfiR F.N IN ( 1/RJ-; T ( Hl R( H L atr-d l l f'x a ~ ( ommunl \ rr C" t R H Rf'' nobf'rt S<~nd f' r s pa~!OJ Jplf Hul 1 Ia\ ]('ldf'r 1-rl Housh Sund \ S(hool Sup! Sunda\ S<luol 9 \1 1m morntn~ v.nrshiJ and (h lld11 1 c huN'h 10 30 <1 rrt ~\f nrn~ prNirhtns.: Sl r\ r 1 fir s! thr('(' Sunda\ s :lOpm Spc'(lll S!t\ICt>(ourthSunda\ f' VI ntn g I lrl p n WPdrH>sdilv Pr a\f r M rf' T ln~ l!lhlr Stud\ anc1 \ n ut h I r iiQ\1. ~ hlp ] lpm C" II UAf !I OF f OU m PROPIH n l.o r atf'd on n I \\ hltr Ro 1d of Hlg h~o~ <1\ Hill I :11 lh n~ lfl past ll Su ndav SC'hoot lO a m f11!>~~ fl r 1 agf"; lun1ort hurrh I I 1 rn \1urnrng .,.. orsh lp II a m 'I r 1 r hot prac!IC'P (; p m Su ndav 'J oun~ l't u plt s (' hlldrr n s Chuf'(h and \dul Blhl1 <:.; tu I \\•'<lnrsd 11 <~I ~ l0 p m 1101'1- 111\Pf!Sl I /I API: L I l.r clll S Mtddl~v r \If til u1 wiTh Slu hrrn U qJ t ~ tonvf'n!lon D1 Jd fir van Sr Ml n str-r Suncta• S... ho I tn 1m ;..to nln g v.urshvll1rn f\lntng""nro;hr prn Y. r dnf'Sdl\ C\rn1ng Bt l! ~ ul ~ nil pr l\f'r mM 1 ng p m BR\DFORO ( Ill Hlfl OF l !IRt'\T St rtt 124a nd Co Rd 'i l)(ol f'kSturrrp pastor Y.. tlll llm Ambrrgrr S S Supl Sunda v Y houl 9 lOa m Mol nrng Worshrp 10 lO a m Evrn ln g" 1r ship 1 10 p m Wetlm,; da\ wor ship 7 1fl p m SI PA Ul I UlHF.R/\t"' C'HURCH t m nr r S\ca mo n wd Sr-rond S!~ Po mr rov Thr Hr\ I ~u r 1 \ IP ach pa stor Su nd 1\S!ho1lq ~~~ n thurrhsrrvlrrll •m \ 1(1 OR 'I BI\Pl!Sl 'il.'l N 'nrl St M!ddlf'Purl I 1m ~'!> ~ K( rost < pastor Sunrlav mn nlng 11. rr sh p HI a m E\Pn 111~ •cnh1 7 pm Y.f'dnf"Sdav rvrn ng v.o , ttp l pm V~i11 1 UlTllllrsdllvli lOp m MORSI l H \ I I I C'HL IH H !Jii\ rei 1riman pa s tor Sund l\ Srho ol lOa r Y. >t~ hlp '>( 1\]( f 11 1m Sundn nl~hl \I, o r~ hlp sen lr ., 10 p m Ml dwr r k pr nrr sr 'lcf' \\ r dnf'Y!a v? p m \oH Sl F'J AI'\ BIRLF HOliNESS I HlJIU It ol ~1lddlPp o rt In ~'i P! ar iS! Hr \ h an ~1\rr ~ p 1 ~ 1or Ho ~f'r Manit" S t Sunde~ \ Srhool Supt Sundav School 4 10 ~ m Mm ntn~ Wor ~ htp 10 30 a m F \f' nln g Y. Jrsh p 11"1 p m Wf'dn .,da \ 1 \f' nln~ Bthtr stu<h prl\c anrl pra ts r ' j n Jf j 11:1 p m f AilH I OSP~ I I 1/LW H long Bor rm Sun I I\.- Srh1 ol q ~ 1 m ~ >rnrng lo'.nr,hlp 10 I 1 m Sundl\ l\!n ng7 00 ~1m 1summ~r \0 pm \\Nlnf'!;d<t\ l lj;( I .,00 rJrn l~l.llnmrr, J(] pm NF\1. I IFf rO\ EN \ ~T CHL R('H Of. (,QD f hpstc r - Gar\ Hlnf'S pastor Sun dll\ Srhnol 9 10 a m worship Sf"rvlu• 10 JOn m P\f'nlng~rr.l('(' fip m Di sci pies hlp 1 lt ss Wt>dnrsday 7 p m MT OJ I\ F COMMUNITY CHURCH lawr f' ncr Bush pas tor Su nrta\ School G Jl a m Sunda 11 a nd Wf'dnrosdav f'Vf'n tn)! ~~o nr~ hlp ~PrV tcf" 7 ()(l p m UNITE Dr AITH CHUR:\H Rt 7 on Po mprov Bv Pa ss Rev Robtorl E Smith Sr pastnr Mf'l\ In DrakP S S Sup t Sunda y Sc huu l 9 30 a rn Mor ning Y.. ors hlp 10 30 r V ( nln)! Wor~hf p 7 00 p n WPdnP!'iday PrayN Sl>rv tcf' 7 00 p m F'AITH BAPTIST CHURCH Ra I road St Ma~ o n Sunday St. hool 10 a m Morn I Adam Sheets son of Jim and Jennifer Sheets Pomeroy re cently participated In rhe junior division of the South Dlstrlcl 4H Health and Safety Contest In Jackson Sheels' speech was titled' Tor nadoes Don t Have to be Klllers Sponsors of the event were the Ohio Cooperative Extension Ser vice of the Ohio State University and Ohio Rural Eleclrlc Cooper a l ives, Inc Columbus Glenn Smith and Phil Miller repres ented Buckey Rural Eleclrlc Coopera llves FoUowlng a bullet mea I, plaques were 11resented to each of the participants and winners FRIDAV MIDDLEPORT VIctory Baptlsl Church In Middleport Is conducllng Vacallon Bible School lhrough Friday from 6-8 30 p m Calli he church If a ride Is needt>d 992- 6772 Public Is Invited CHESTER - Chester Com munlty Bible School will be held a l the Chester Unlled Methodist Ch urch through Friday from 6 30 Ia 8 30 p m each evening Classes "Ill be held for nursery lhrough sixth grade In~ llorshlp II am F:vf"ntn_e Sf'rY I<'f' 6 p m PrA\Pr mf"f"tlng 11nd Blbl pS tud y Wed Of'SdltV 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nylf' Bordf"n past or Cornf"llus Bunch supt Sunday & hoot 9 30 a m SPcond and fnurth ~undays wors hip sf"rvlct' at 2 30 p l....--~----------.1 mMT 01D BETHEL PREE WI LL BAPTIST f" HUB.CH 28601 Statf' HoutP ., M1ddlt pori Sunda~ S< huol lO a m Sund11v P\ f'n ln~t SE'rVI<P f lO pm Tuesd av srn l1c :OOpm N"C\t.LL RUN HOLINF:SS \HURLH Robr.rlmm putor Sunda\- Schoo iQ 30a m Y.. ors hl p 10 4~ a m Sunda~ rvPnln~ ~('n lcf' 7 p m FREEDOM GOSP EL MISS IOf'; <~I Bll d Knob loc tlff>'d on Coun tv Road J l Hr RoJowr Willford pastor Suna\ Sc hon 9 10 ~ m Mornln,l!' Worsh p 10 45 a m Sun dav rvf'nlnR worship., 00 p m "" Pdnf'S rlav f'\ r nlng BlbiP S1ud v., 00 p m WHin S CHAP EL ~ ESLEYAN (ooJ vlttr RD RP• Phillip Rldf'nOur pastor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a m "- Orshlp SPI"\IC'f' tn 30 am B tblr stud) and worship sf'r \ ke Wt>dnPSday 1 p m RUT! 1\.ND CHURCH OF CHRIST Eu ){tnt E: Underwood mlnl~!Pr Sundav School 9 30 a m Mornlnjit worship 10 10 1m Evrntng Worship 1 00 p m RUT! AND BfBLEMETHODI S r Amos Til l!<> pa~tor Sonn} Hudson sup! Sunda\ School 9 :W a m Mornln,l!' Y..orshlp 10 :lO 1m Sunday f"Yrnlng ~Prvtcf" 7 00 p m Wf'rlnesdav ~f"rvlct> 7 p m WMPO proj;!ram 9 a m t>ach Sunda y HUTI AND CHUR CH OF THE NAZA RF.NF: Sa mu t>l Has\P pastor Sunda1 School9 lOa m Worsh p Si>rv!Cf' tO JO 1 m Young Pt>up P s Sen]('(' 6 p m EvangelisTi c ~Pn Ice 6 JOp m Wt:'dnt>Sda\ ~entn 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF' CHRIST Miller St Mason W Va Sunda y Blble Stud) 10 a m Worship 11 11 m and 7 p m Wf'dnPs ri a\ Bib f' Study voca mu sk 7 p m I I BERTY A~SEMELY or GOD Dud din~ Lane Mason W Va I N Tha ckf'r pastor Ev('nlnR sen let> 7 30 p m Y. o mpn s Mlnlslrv Thur~dav 9 JO a m Wf'd nPSda y Prayf>r and Blblf' Stud' 1 15 p m Hll LSTDE BAPTIST CHURCH St Rt 141justotfRI 7 RPY JB.ml"SR AcrPrSr pastor Rev Mike Wlllf'fl !\sst Pa~ lr lof' Humphrf'} S S Supl Sund av School lOam MornlnR"Worshlplla m Sunda v PVf'nl11g srrv]('p 6 p m Wf'dnrsdav f'\Pn In~ 1 p m POR T! AND FIRST CHl RCH Ot !II F. NAZARENE William Justis pastor Sun dav Srhoot Sup1 Son ja Justis Sunda\ Srhuul 9 30a m mornln~ wor~htp 10 40 am Sunda} an d Wf>dnesday srrv lrf's 7lt1pm MIDDLFPORT COMMUNITY CHURfll Sam And prson paslor Sunda\ morning !>f'r vir, 10 a m F:wnlnQ: ~C"PS S\.ma .. and WPdn('Sda y 1 .)) p m OUR SA \lOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Sprtni minister Starling Mauar 1nd 01 tvtr Swain Sunday School Supt1 PreachIng 9 30 a m each Sunday Sunday SChool CHURCH SUPPLIES & BIBLES "'-66" m SOl THERN CLUSTER Re\' K~nneth Baker Rev Ro~~:w Graet' H#' farl Hlcb APPLE GROVE - Church School 9 00 a m Morning Worship 10 00 a m Bible Studv Sunday 7 00 p rn Pravf'r mi"E'ttng 7 00 p m Thu rsdav I Hlcksl BETHANY - Worship 9 am Church SchoollO am Blblf'Study Wf'dnesday TO a m Dorcas Women s F'ellowshlp Wed nE'Sday 11 am ~Baker) CARMEL - Ch ui'C'h School 9 30 am Worship 10 4~ a m Sf'('(Jnd and rourlh Su ndays Fell owsh ip dinner wiTh Sutrm third Thund ay 6 30 p m BakB"l MORNING STAR- Church School9 45 Worship JO 30 a m Bible Studv 9 m Thunday 7 30 p rn rBakerl SUTfON - Church School 9 30 a m MornlnKWorshlplO 45a m flrsrandtltird Sunda>'s Fellowship dinner with Ca rmel third Thursday 6 30 p m ~BakE!" ! EAST LETART- Morn.lngWorthlp 9 00 11 m Om rch SchoollO 00 a m UMW flrst Tuesday 7 Jl p m (Grace) RACINE- Church School 10 a rn Wor ship ll am UMW tour1h Monday a17 ~p m Men sPrayer Breakfasl Wednesday 8 am {Grace) Sr(ll l23oo~! 93 Mill Stroot Middleport Ohio 46760 16141992 6867 - 1998 OOKSI 4 Rutland gardeners meet ADAM SHEETS Community calendar "~~ 0\\,f( ffi!:Nm' CONGRF.GAT!Ul'oiAl CHURCH llu fU-\1 Holand WUIDl.an pa~ltY Ol uJTh Sl. hool 9: L"i a m Al!CP Glol:okar Su~ Wm ~ hlpServl{'{' lO:l)a m Choir rehearsal I11UI':'> d;n 1 00 p m Lois Burt D!fl'Cf!T POMEROY OWRCH OF TilE r\J\Zt\ HI::NE ex,,-.._,. Umon and Mult:Prrv I-WI. Thomas Glen Me{ lu 1$: J,BShT Nonnan Prl'Sh'\ S S Stl~ ~~ SchOO., !}::I) am mnrrinjil '.1-oorsh.lp 10 l) a m p,~rn\n,e: Sf'rv1N' t \) m rnlrhl'f'f'k gen.1c£> wron~~ ; p m l RACE EPISO:>P \1 rHllRO l lJ, E POMEHO'r 'NESTSIDE (1{UR(l-l Ul ( lfR~T .l'l'.l:liChildrmsHomeRoad (ourf\ b:\lld 76) m~7 Vocal mu"lc Su rrl<l.,v Wor .. rip iOr~m BttieStlllyllarn Yo.orshlptip n V. t'(~esday Bltie Sttrl\ 7 p m Spt aim I l.lldon HOP" t"Van~t OLD DEX1ER. Bl BLE CHR IS'llA.1\.J ( tn.JRCH Jack Clei.!Rl pa3tcr. \Jan 1 nt l md Supl Surdit,y Sct..d 10 OJ 1m 't outh :vJ.('('fJng 7 p m P\.et) WMlOO~ ~(REO HEART CATHOLK (H UH.{ H - lfil Mulbt>rry AVf' PomPrO\ Ph 9'1: l.ot~ Satun::lay Evening Mass ll p m 'XI nda\ Mass 9 .ll am CCD c tasSP'i 10 lJ 1 m f r~ t §t'coOOand thinl Sundavsof c trh rn •nt h Daily Mass 8 XI a m (onfPS~Io n s '\. tu rd a\ aftPr non 4 5 p m (~l HIH Or JESUS CHRIST APOS tOLl< F\ ITH - New lima Hoad nPxl tu I rt \<1 q,;s Park Roben Y. Rl1 har d~ ~ ~'>lor "u ndav 'll'rvi('('S 10 a m <~nd - p \\ '< ln~ >s day worship 7 p m Second Pomeroy Pometog Flowe, Shop 992 ~130 Pomeroy ~ rn 216 S 992 3978 214 E M"n P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MIDDL EPORT Pomeroy INSURANCE SERVICES 992-7075 TEAFORD REALTY Moll Work Cabrnel Makrng Syracuse Brogan-Warner SALES & SERVICE md comtinf'd with ru ~~~~! Pomeror RACINE PlANING MILL Sheets takes part m contest MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth and M1tn S! Mlddlf"f)ort Rf"v Gilbert Cralg l pastor Mrs Ervin Baumgardnff Sund!H SC"hootS upt SundavSchool 9 30a m Worship Sl>rviN' 10 45 a m SL CCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Jos ep h 8 Hoskin s f"\l:ln)i!ellsl Sunday Btblf' Study 9 am Worship 10 a m Sun day <>vf"nlng sen]('{' b p m Wednesday f'\ rnlng srrvtce 7 p m PEI\TECOSTAL ASSEMBLY 1-tarlnf' HI 124 William Hoback pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday evPnlng serYI('(' 7 p m Wt dn('Sday f'venlng sPrvlce 1 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don ChPadll' Sup! Sunday Sl'hoot 9 30 a m Morn lnR" Worship 10 30a m Prayf'rSPniCf' a liNn at£' Sunda ys THE CHURC H OP JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC F'A ITH - New Lima Rd nr11:11o rort M~IJii:S Park Rutland Robert Richards pasto r St>rvlrf'S al 7 p m on \\rdnf"Sdavs and Sundays H\RRISON\ ILLF: HOLINESS CHAP 1 ~ H of Thr Wt>slPVan Holtnf"!!s Church Rf'\ F:a1 l r telds pastor Hf'nry Eblin Sunda y School Sup! Su nda y School tO u m Mornln~ Y..or shl p 11 am F:venlng Sf'rYIC'f' 7 10 p m Wf'<lnesday f'\E'nlng Sff \ k r7 30pm STIVF RSVIl LE WORD or FAITH Gary Holler past or Sunday sen ll'es 9 .Jl a m and 1 p m MldwN'k servl<'f' 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third Avf" Re v Cla r k Baker pastor Ca rl Not T!n)!ham Sunclay Srhool Supt Sunday Sthool 10 a m with t ]a,sS(>S for all ages lvf'nlnfil Sl'fVICPS at 6 p m Wednesday Bl blr stud\ at., 3() p m Youth S('rv\ces Frl c.lt~ y at 7 10 p m ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP 128MIIISI Mtddlrport Brolhcr Chuck MrPh ersm pastor Su Hlay Sc hool 10 am Sunda~ rve nln )! sf'n.-lc~ at" p m and Wednesday s<'ni~XS aT 7 p m 1\NTIQCITY BAPTIS1 Kenneth Smith pastor Sunday ~ hool 9 10 am r hun:-h Sl f\-1<'1: 7 30 p m youth rlllOwshlp6 J() p m Blblt> studv l hursday 7 30 p m FULl C,OSPE L Lll.HTHOVSE l.l)45 Hll<J nd Road Pomet oy Tom Kelly pas tor Danny l amb('rt S S Supt Su nda~ morn InK srr. lN' at 10 a rn Sunday f"Yf"n lng st>rv iCi "' 30 p m Tu{'Sday and Thurs da} Ser., !C'es at 7 ~ p m NF:W HAV EN (\HURCH OF 1HE NA ZARENE Rt>v Gflndo n Stroud pasfcr Sunday SchOol 9 JO a m Worship service \0 ll a m Youth srrvlce Sunday 6 1~ p rn Sundayt>venlngservi('('7 OOp m Wf'd nrsday PravN Meeting and Bibl e Study ., OOpm NEA.c:;ESETTl EMENTCHURCH Sun da} art£'rnoon srr.lres at 2 ll Thursday f'\f' nlng servlcrs al 7 30 PtRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mason IV Va Pastor Bill Murphy Sunde.) School10 am Sunday evening 7 30 p m Prayer m<'fllng and Bible study ""ednesday 7 30 p m Everyooe welcomf' RUTLAND PREE WILL BAPTIST Sa IPm St R rv P aul Ta ylor pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sundayevf' nlng7 OOpm WNinesda) Pv e nlng prayer mrellng 7 00 pm SOIJT H BETHEl NE W TESTAMENT CHURCH Sllvl'f Ridge Duane Sydcn strlrkef pastor Sunday School 9 am Worship Service 10 am Sunday f'Venlng serv ice 7 00 p m Wednesday niKhl Bible study 7 OOpm i\RE YOU SINGING VOUR SONG• Wall Whitman wrot e a poem l Hear America Singing, The Are you slng!ng)our song• You are one Varied Caro ls l He ar of Americas mechanics ca rpenlers shoemakers boatmen, plough bo) s waitresses mol hers young wives and old wives, all singing In r he morning al noon and In 1he evening All have a song to sing and I hey do sing Be I hey sad happy, sorrowful or cont ented you hear rhelr song They sing of life love and God Co nsid er I he folk songs the negro spirituals and many hymns you are familiar with today Are you singing• You also have a song to sing Think about a happy hom e a loving spouse and family, a healthy baby friends a church 10 call your own and of course a God who loves you See what God has given you Walk down the streets and see a father with a little hand In his and the little one running to keep up with the long steps of 'Daddy' Can you seethe pride In the falhers ste11s and the smile on his face Note the mother and her IIIII<' daughlf'r both dressed a like See the solid churches on the corner with the organ playing hymns as the organlsl practices for nexr Sunday or the voices of the choir wafting out the open window and you begin humming the song Can't you now say allis right with the world as you see kids on bikes more fathers and mothers with their smalloffsprlngwlth big smiles and happy faces This Is America the real America, singing the varied songs and humming their happy thoughts Sure we hear people saying America Is going to the dogs and times are hard Maybe so bull kee11seelngfathers and mothers and children all over smiling and singing the songs In their hearts God has given us so much lo sing aboul Aren't you singing• If not, why not Look up and see God and go out America and sing and hum your thanks to God ldver of all good lhlngs. Paator William MlddiMwanh REEDSVILLE - ReedsVIlle Co mmunlly Vacallon Bible Sc hool will be hzld through Friday al Riverview School from 6 l0-8 30 p m Classes for nurser] lhrough and Including adults Churches 11artlclpatlng Include Long Bottom and Reeds dlle United Methodist Churches Eden Unllcd Brethren Church Reedsville Church of Chrlsl Fellowship Church of the Naza rene and Faoth Gospel Church SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - There will be a mens D and E softball tournament on Saturday and Sunday al General Harllngrr Park In Middleport sponsored by the Bradbury PTO Cost Is $75 for hit-your-own-ball T-shlrl s wlllbeg l;enav.ay (all992 -6890 or 992-3244 for Informal ion LONG BOTTOM - 1 he Un roes Crown Cll y will be In concert on Salurday al 7 p m al the Mt Olive Community Church rn Long Bottom Pas tor Law renee Bush Invites the publoc POMEROY The Merg s Counl y Rellred Teachers will have a rea al the Episcopal Church Parish House on Salur day from I 10 4 p m Al l rei Ired lt>achers are urged lo dllcnd Members of the Gallrpolls Chap lcr are lnvlled SALEM CENTER - The S,, lem Tov.nshop volunreer Flrt Department wrll hold lis annua l Ice cream socia l on Salurday from 11 am 10 7 p m There woll be other food and live entertain• men! The department os located on Roule 124 at Sa lem Cenrer LOTTRIDGE Coun lr y Music Night will be held Satur day al lh e Lottrldge Community Center from 7 p m to midnight Fl ea Markel Express and Bubble Westfall will be featured Refreshmenls wrll be available BASHAN - There will be a weekend meellng al the Red Brush Church of Chrlsl on Bas han Road al 7 30 p m on Salurday Sunday at 10 am and 6 p m Denver Hill Foster W Va will speak Public lnvlled SALEM CENTER Star Grange and junior grange v.lll have a fun night on Sat urd ay al7 p m at lhe grange hall in Salem Ce nt er Brmg snacks for the even ing Plans wrll be flnalrzed for lhe st ate fair booth SUNDAV RACINE- The Clrcle-Zirkle family reunion will be held Sunday al lhc Larry Circl e residence on Carmel Road In Racine A 110tlu ck dinner wrll begin at I p m PO INT PLEASANT W VA Da n Hayma n and lhe Farlh Troo will perform Sunday al 7 p m at the Gospel Llghlhouse In Pornl Pleasanl Rev Bill Banks rnvlles I he public POMEROY The Singer family reunlo v.lll be he ld Sund1 1 at the Pomeroy SPnior C!tizens Ce nler beginning at 11 am A polluck dinner v.lll be served al noon POMEROY - The Jay Mar Go lf Club s Tuesday Morning League os spo nsoring a mixed scrambl e and pollock supper on Sunda y at 3 p m Brong a covered dish and Iable servoce All golfers are Invited The chairman of Buckeye Girls State urged all unlls lo screen their delegates more carefull) as two delegates had ro be sen! home and more were nor quail fled The chairman went on to say thai It Is mandatory for delegates and alternates to at tend the orientation teas Unit 128 received the following awards a departmenl cltallon for all around programs best field service report, flrst unit to reach membership goal the dis trlct, certificate tor pas! presl dent parley report, Gerry Parson received award tor 2300 hours of home service, best report In Birchfield with European lmml grants Early plants were red but later expanded to pink through purple and from single 10 double forms Zinnias are heat toleranr but are susceptible to mUdew late In the season The 11lant w1111 promoted In coming years ac cordlng to Mrs Birchfield, as a bedding plant due to the fac1 thai Ihey can be In full bloom after the la s1 frost date and can be grown In small containers but need to be transiJianted when about three weeks old Joanne Fetty gave an lllus lrated talk on garden pools with members answering roll call bv naming 111ants found In garden pools Mrs Felty stated thai the hole for garden pools should be lined with something like Hercu lite and lhat carpel padding undernealh helps fill In lhe s11aces and preven1s punctures Bog plants lilies and oxygen ated grasses can be planted For fi sh the water mu sr be at least three feet deep The edges should be tamped with fine limeston e and packed wllh dam11 sand lo lrnlsh The flower show lo be held rn Seplember by lhe lhree Rutland clubs was discussed and II was noled that reservations wi ll be neces sa ry to fllllhe spec ial class of four noches Mr s Birchfield was rn charge of I he IX'S I office wondo" designs In J une and KimberlY Willford will be In cha rge of lhe July window Mr s Bolon pro;lded floo al des i gns for lhe Easlern Sl ar In spec ti on A leiter of reslgnalron wa s presented from Joan Stewarr and officers v-ere elt'<' led Officers are Joanne Feltv presrdenl Kimberly Wrllford 'Ice pr<>sl dent Suzy Carpe nler secre tal\ and Margarel Edwards treasut er Janel Bolin v. on lhe traveling proze broughl by Marjorie Davls and Mrs Blrchfoeld gave each member a root cultlng of a plan I In the new gel non-sool growing medium tinted In var ious colors In gl ass co ntain ers for the educatio nal program Mrs Birchfield reporled on Flowers of th e Fasr Track of June Rq rhe Zinnia These annual s glve swPPps of color and are economical The planls Suzy Carpenter re\ lev-ed Ed lble Bouquel In which she staled many restaurants are brrngong ed ibl e flowers back In vogue using bloomln g biles to offer color, 1exture and l as te lo a var iety of dishes She staled that edi ble flowers are unsurpassed for plate dressing and cake dt'<'oratlng and are now used for flavor She stressed thai experls cauuon agal nso eallng flowers nol grown organically or !hose from flori sts as the posslblllly of harmful chemical s11rays exist When using edibl e flowers In cooking do so at lhe end of pre11arallon Some edible flowers Include lavendar or pineapple mini nast urtiums pansies roses petunias hlboscus lilies marigolds calendula wild vr ole t s carnallons fuschia Eng llsh daisy holly hocks and Johnny jum11 ups Mrs Birchfield dtsplayed a design of roses and blrlhdays of Judith Hill Joanne Felty and Suzy Carpenter werP observed as v.el\ as •he anntverSiHles of Mrs Htll and Mrs Wtllford Also a ttending wa s m e mbf'r I or rl Ba1nes fhe g roup will meel July 25 for a polluck picnic at th e town park Y.llh Judllh Hill as hosless Janel Bolin wllllnstrucl a workshop on faor fl ower show classes wllh members to bring con lalners and flowers for roll ca l l bloom ,,I I summr r and favor full sun They aa• :H atlable rn a ll co lors but bluf' Z1nn1as arr nat tv€ to Centr al Am('f\( 1 and arnved In Amer1ca dunng thf' 19th cen tun a(<orthng to Mt s ATLANTA tLPII - All bul ragong chlldr en from smoking Dawson saod But th e rndustr) believes government SUPI>Orl of groups thai In turn supi>Ort anlr tobacco leg islation, such as four s tates have anti tobacco coa 1It ions most of "'hlch receive go\ernmenl funding a survey released Thursdav said A study completed last year b) the Assoclallon of Stare and Territorial Health Offlcoals and released by the federal Centers for Disease Control shows only Hawaii Kenlucky Mrsslsslp111 and South Caro lina did nol have stale level coallllons Dr Tom No;olny aulhoroflhe s tudy satd sur h programs iHP a kev pa11 of I he federal efforl for a smoke fr ee soc lei\ b\ I he year Increased excise taxes on to bacco 1s wrong Such groups ought to be able Ia provtde 1people I wllh lnforma lion and lei lhe adults decide whether to smnke Dawson sa rd Whal !hey re l rylng to do Is social ly engoneer smok ing out of PxlslcncP Accordong to I he study 34 slat e coalrllons work lo educate lhe publrc aboul lhe health risks related 10 smokong Twenl) live coa liti ons also acli\el) lobby for a nil lobacco legoslallon Of lhe 10 sta te coallo lo ns 1 reel\ mg slate fundong grou11s rn A labama Delav.are Mochr gan Wesl Vrrglnla and Wyoming al so have lobb red for anti smokrng legosla llon 211!XI AI least 20 coa llllons r~11or1ed reccovrng oulslde funding from various sources and 10 of those received stale fundrng Novotny saod all of l he sla le coallo lons are a11polnled by lhe stales gover nor hea llh deparlmenl drreclor or other stal e offo coal Brennan Dawson spokeswo man for The Tobacco lnsutulc a Washrnglon lobbying group saod tobacco companit•s op(XJS(_ go \E'rnmen1 fundmg of sum( of lhP coallllons depending onwhallhP coal itiOns goals 1rP I don t lhlnk I he gmernmenl should be In lhe busine ss ol manl11ulallng prople s beha\ 1or Daw son Si.ll d F'or exam plr lhP ms1ttutr has no probl em w1 th groups d1 srou The orher eoa llllon s receiving slale funding are In Co lorado Monlana Nebraska New Ham11 sh1rc and Vermont All eoallllo ns Included a re11re se nralh e from lhe s1a1e public he aloh agencv as \\ell as ooher hea lth professtonals suc h as d oc lor s nur sts <Ind ulht:>r htclllh profess ionals Coa l! 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S4995 Nelson family gathers 4 MONDi\V REEDSVILLE - All st udenl s 111endlng Eas tern High School ~<ho v.anl ro partoclpate In fall spo11 s should pick up an lnforma lion packel al I he school Monday through WednPsdav f rom 9 a m Ia I p m al lhr at hlel lc office 1 he annual Nr l son reu nron "'as held rerenlly al l hr Forest Acres Park In Rulland V.allcr Ra\ Nelson had grace before the dinner Following lhe drnner games wNe p laypd and PIC!Uies Wf'f(' Iaken Tutone blue fully equrpped good condrtron low mileage One owner MIDDLEPORT - The Middle pori Church of lhrrsl will ha \C Vacallon Boble School Monda y lh r ough Friday from 9 30 a m lo noon There wJII be classes f01 children from age lhree lhrough junior high Ed and Judy Ne lson Flossie and John Nelso n Julra EngiP Sallv and H arry Slewarl Sail\ and Charley Miller I om Kong Nakoma Tyree Bonnoe Moiler David Roberla and Rebecca rs apper Bob b) I onda Bob MI SS \ and R)an Fosler Adam Ma rti n Beltv Dill Dirk Sharon and Danny Fo lmer Ca thy Carl nev and Grna Scarberr\ D\\aln~ Weav~r Tim and Mo chele Showal lel Chrlsly Dill Da r lene and Mor gan Vanama n Ra1 mood and Lydia Smith Jeremy and lsr ael Grimm John and June Yosr Don Peggy Donnoe and Dav. a Yosl Rick Debbie Ricky and Joshua Yo sl Larrv Retha Ket sev and Li nnea Gibbs Jessi ca Yosl Ben and Tina Collerll l 1 as h a a nd Jo na lhan Green Marlv Spangle r Darrell Lind a and Marilla l'selson and Keith Loc a ltPSldenl sat trndtngwerf' Auxiliary convention held Mike Floccarl Mr and Mrs Alber! Roush Mr and Mrs Howard Pinnell Carol Baker a nd Pauline Greathouse all delegates from American Legion Feeney Bennett Posl 128 and Auxil iary were In Columbus recenlly 1oattend lhe71srdepart ment convention lor lhe Amerl ca n Legion and Auxlllar) held al the Hyatl Regency Hole Is Maxine Barnes eighth dl strl c1 presldenl will ca rrv the Amerl ca n flag al national convention In August In lndlanapoUs lnd to represen l thai dlstrlcl In being llrs1 to reach membership goal in Ohio 11 was voted at the convention to raise dues after Ocl 211 due Ia I he department rai se A lolal of $1 65 will have lo be senl In on each member Kimberly Williard ga.e devotions on fathers quoting HelenS Rice's Falhers are Wonderful when the RuUand Friendly Gar deners met at her home with Made Birchfield as hostess for June ll was announ ced !hat the Region 11 tour lo Kelton House Vrctorlan Garden exhibit and Park of Roses In Columbus will be Thursday The cos I ofthe trip Is $16 per person and I he bus will leave from A I hens The club voled to pay for materials for the children s floral design class held by Janet Bolin recenlly at the Melgs Library It was reported that the flower bed at the RuUand Civic Center Is com in g along and It v.as sug gested thai arrangements be made for replacing the ever green lree desrroyed recently b) vandalism Classes for lhe Meigs County fair Flower Show were dis cussed wllh severa l needing to be filled by the club The shows will be Aug 14 and 16 A workshop v. as suggested to help members wllh designs Most states have anti-smoking state level coalitions: study education best reporlln nallonal security and best In dlstrlcl rn community service ]I was noted I hat Heidi Carulh ers will receive a $300 scholar ship from the departtnenl She was sponsored by unll 128 Member s are asked to pa\ dues as soon as possible The group v.lll ha;e a sup11er on Wednesday al li '0 p m al which time Buckeye Gir ls Slate Delegales will give I heir repo rts Playground ttem r will be pamted fhe Tuppers Pia Ins Elemen ra r) School Boosters will be palnllng thai schools 11lay ground equlpmenl on Aug ll al 12 30 p m Anyone lnteresled In assisting with I his job Is encouraged to do so and bring old paint brushes Advanced life savtng lessons Karen Gilbert Sprlngfltld Rr chard an d Palty Nelson Souih Polno Paul lnl Nelso n Pr oclor vi ll e V.l.1ler and Pal l'selson Lancaster V.lllram and Hazel Moore Gro;eport Frank and Evelyn Leach Wellston Weslev Harkins Hamden Oda s Nelson Marll)nandTimGcorge (alum bus Ralph and Gladys Blosser Gr ove11011 Rick and l alhy Be nca Lan cas oer Jack and Barry Nelson Procrorvlllc Allendlng Jr om 1984 OLDS TORONADO ............ 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Advanced life sav ing classes will be offered a! the London Pool In Syracuse beginning Monday al 7p m The cost Is $30 plus a book and the Instructor will be Heidi Beegle For more Information contacl · Heidi Beegle at 992 9909 or INGELS TENT •FlEE DEUVEIY •CREDit TERMS •LARGE SELECTION •FACTORY PIICES SALE - MIDDLEPORT (VISA - Discover) 247 4455 \ �Page-S- The Daily Sentinel Friday, July 20, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio People in the news----------__, X-rating on ~Hardware' thriller film appealed By WILLIAM C. TROTI' United Press lnternallonal NBC MENU: Despite all the Johnny Carson jokl•s, the NBC commissary has a loyal following. The dining hall is scheduled for big changes. incl uding a fancier menu and new staff, but some of It s regulars- headed by thecas ts and staff members of the soap operas "Days of Our Lives," "Santa Barbara" and "Ge neratio ns" - are petitioning to maintain the stat us quo. "This Is the first time I 've ever seen al l the em ployees at NBC get together on somet hing." sa id Frances Reid, who played Allee Horton on "Days" for 25 years. "Can you imagine everyone In a great big place like this ge ttmg togpther to make I his happen?' ' Carol Brown, head of the makeup department for "Days of Our Lives, " says people appreciate the commissary because of tis famtly atmosphere and willingness to accommodate odd taping schedu les. "Even somellmes Johnny Carson -as much as he talks about the comm issary - even he's been In there at least once in the last month," Brown said. ''It's a chance where everybody gets to see each olh<•r and talk . If that's taken away. you take lose all that cama raderie. " PRESERVING WILDLIFE: Hugh Hefner likes four·legged bunnies , too. Thanks to the Playboy publisher. the Florida Key s marsh rabbit Is going on the endangered species list Saturday There are only about 200 of the rabb it s, which are known by the name Sylvllagus palustri s hl'!neri i n honor of their benefactor and all live In the Florida Keys The animal wa s nam ed in th~ early1980s after money put up by Hefner's Pla yboy Enterprises co ntnbuted toward research by Co nser vat ion AgPnry PrPsl dent James Lazell. who proved th e rabbi Its unique. . COCKER CONCERT: Joe Cocker, with a ltttle help from his friends, is putting on a benefit co nc en to help his adopted hometown. Santa Barbara, Ca lif.. rE-cover from the wildfire that destrovPd 600 homes and ca used $250 mill ton in damage ear her th ts <.;ummer. Cocker. who li ves less t han a mile from thP charred area , will be joined onstage by Pat Benatar at the July 31 show. "Many of my neighbors and friends. people I have known for years, have been hurt by this tragedy," Cocker said. "Some of them risked their lives fighting the fire and I want to return something to them. If I can do that with my music, I will." OUTSmE MOOD: The Moody Blues will perform mostly at outdoor venues during a three·month North American tour because the band members say their l ald·back, symphonic tunes and lyrics are more suited to that sort of atmosphere. Justin Hayward, the British group's lead singer, said the outdoor sites allow families to attend the concerl as a relaxed day trip and avoided what he described as !he intimidating atmosphere of arena venues . Hayward says the band's music Is not dated because It reflects the feelings of his audience and the band members. "If there Is a message In our music at the moment It Is to make the world a better place," he said. "Moody Blues people are nice people. Maybe that Is what has kept us there over the years." The 40-concert tour sL1r ts July 25 in Atlanta . ' MADONNA ON THE RUN : Madonna's presence in London is already creating a stir. First. she went on a 14·m lle jog after turning down an Invitation to join ex·Bea tles George Harrison and Ringo Starr at a promotional appearance to boost a record that wlll raise money for Romanian orphans. Her security men created Ill will by roughly shoving fans and paparaz zi out the way as Madonna ran through Hyde Park. A little laler there was more chaos during an afternoon shopping spree when Madonna's limousine drove In the wrong direction up a one· way street and knocked a pursuing photographer off his motorcycle. In the meantime, fans are swarming around the singer's hotel hoping to get a glimpse of her before she starts the British leg of her "Blond Ambition" tour Friday at Wembley Arena. NEW YORK t UP I I - Mt ra max Films will appeal thr X - ralin~ g iven to " Hard ware." a futuri s ti c thril ler. by the Mollun Picture Assoc iation of Amrric<l. it was an nounced Thursda y . Vicki Rosrn, a spok es m an for Miramax , said the production company would ap peal th e raltng at an M PAll hearing in New York .July :m. The ftlm will be released nationally under th e company 's Millim eter Ftlm s banner Aug . :n. Th e film' s producer. Joannr Sellar, sa id th e rating handrd down last week was surpri sin g in th at Hardwar e'· i s th r samf' · genre as "Tot al Recall" and "Robocop 2." wh tc h dtd not recei ve X ra1in gs . withstand t hP rigors of space ' 'Th P rr-s ult s of t hese i nves liga ti ons will greatly expa nd s man's know l edgt:• of the space environ ment and pt•rmit future govern ment JtHJ commerical sate llites to br molT' pffic ienl. reliable and eco nomiral." Air Fo rce Co l. John Armstrong sa id during a ne ws confprence at the Kennedv Space Ce ntPr · Ge ner al Dy namics Corp. of San Di ego ~rov ided the $64 mill ion ror·kf'l to NASA and the Pen tagon on a commercial basi s. alt hough no money act ually cha nged hands. In stead, !he company sw apped the roc ket for old governm ent launch pad equlpmrnt that will be used for other commercial flights . Forrcas ters predicted a 90 percent chance of good weather at laurwh time If all goes well. CRRES will be placed In a highly·l'lliptical orbi t with a low po int of abo ut 21i miles and a high po in t of 22,236 miles . ThP pr i ma rv goal of th e flight is to improve knowledgp or how Earth's magnetic field. the su personic solar wind and the planrt 's atmosphere interact to extraet Pnergy from the sun . When a cloud of energetic particles from a solar flare smashL•s Into Farth's "magnet · osphere," for example, a "geomagnl'tic storm" can occur, di srupting communications and causing problems for electrically st•nsl tive satellites. CRRES, built by Ball Aero· space Systems Croup of Denver. i s equipped with 24 canisters cont;Jining barium and lithium . For Paeh experiment, one or two can is ters will be ejected into space and delonated about 25 minutes later, after the satellit e is a safr dlstam'E' away . Hlgh·energy ultraviolet light from the sun then will Ionize the re lea sed chemicals, changing the number of negatively · charged electrons In a given atom to give the gas an electrical charge. The clouds of electrically charged "plasma," initially 60 miles or so in diameter , then will stre tch out along Earth's mag· netic field lines much like Iron filings will line up around a bar magnet to make It s field lines vis ible Wl"itf' r -di rfl ctor Richard Stanll'_ \·. who i s m ak ing his feat ure bow with ··Hardware-," said thP X rating would "severely limit our t'll<lnCP'> for effrctive distri· but ion and rxh ibition. ·· Hr said t hi' \"iU\f'ncr in "Hardware" is ··f'xaggPrtt!Pd in th e comic-book sty iP and t~ouldn't possibly br l<lkl'n li tP rall :.- ." " It i s timt' th e MPAA dl stin · [:!Ui:-. llf' S bf' tWt'f'll film S th at US(' ·..,,,:-,: and violf' nce to makr a point f ilm s that u sc thrm as rnrnogr ;1 phy ." Sl anlrv said . ;n1rl THE BEST HOUSECLEAN~ / Space experiment to mimic northern lights CAPE CANAVERAL, Fl a. tUPit- A scientific experiment to stud y the Earth' s magnetic field will mimic the northern lights in a colorful nighltime display visible throughout North America. official s said Thursdav The experimen t is in the $189 mlltion Combined Release and Radiation Efffect s Satellite , known as CR RES. which is set for launc h Friday after noon atop an 14 :J.foottall Atlas ·Ce ntaur rocket at the Cap<' Ca naveral Air Force Stat i on. The c hemica l releases. schc· duled to begin in September and continue through next Jul y, will r·nabl e sc i enti sts to study Ear th 's normally invi sible magnetic field "That's rea lly why were doing this - so WP can make space 1 i!iblr." said NASA projec t <;C~ r nt i s t David Reasoner. The boxy satel lite also carries Defense Department expert· ment s to st udy the effects of spa rr radialion o n mic roe lectronics. researrh expected to help engineers design satellite PqUipmr nt th at is bcltE'r able to ' 'Th OS<' other f ilm s. whtch go t and R ratin gs, are no lPss pxlrf'm(' in contf'n 1, " Se llar sa id Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Bush salutes Nixon, a former boss and political mentor YORBA LINDA, Ca li f. iUP!i In the summer of 1968, Republican president i al nomi· nee Richard Nixon was urged to con si der a 44-year ·old Texa s congressman named George Bush as his running mate. Nixon declined . choosing Spiro Agnew of Maryland instead. It turnedouttobeoneofthcfew times Nixon ever rejecled Bush, who he had backed in his bid for Co ngress and who hP later named as U.S. representativt' to the United Nallons and pickl•d as chairman of the Republican National Committee. Th ursd ay, Preslden I Cporg e Bush stood bbeside Nixon. his one -time boss and mentor - who he ult imately urged to resign as president in the depths of the Watergate scanda l - at the dedication of the Richard Nixon Library and Birthp lace In the southern Ca liforn ia town of Yorba Linda : Beneath a glaring, hot sun, Bush hailed Nixon's presidential accomplishments at hom e and abroad and called him a "true architect of pPace." Bush also made a passing reference to lh<· "crisis, Water· gate," which merits a section of its own in the new Nixon library. Drawing a big smile from Nixon, Bu sh also quoted a rhetoncal flourish made famous by Nixon " L<>t me make thi s perfectly clear." Bush then said, "Just as Richard Nixon was extraordlnar· lly controversial, he could also be uncommonly sens itive to the feelings of other people." He cite Nixon 's " hand·written letters to defeated rivals like his friend Hubert Humphrey" after the 1968 presidential election , and recalled how "when POWs returned home !from VIetnam) in ea rly '73 to a White Hou se dinner, each wife received a corsage." Bush, speaking after former presidents Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan, formally Intra· duced Nixon to the gathering and the two exchanged a prolonged handshake. Nixon, Jn his rE-marks, made no specific mention of his relation · ship with Bu sh, but urged all Americans "give President Bu sh your whole·hearted support. " Nixon and Bu sh go way back. and have shared good t imes and bad. In 1964 . Nixon went to Texas to campa ign for Bush, then making his first bid for Congress Bush lost. but two years later he got Nixon to help him kick off a second bid and this time he won. 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RT. 7 CHESTER 985-4100 THE 1990 HOUSTON tUPli - An inde pendent task force bein g formed by NASA Administrator ftichard Truly will have an "open door" for i ts in-depth look at the nation 's spa ce policy anti future spa ce exploratio n, Viet• Presi · dent Dan Quayle sa id Thursday . Quayle , who heads the Na ti ona! Space Counci l, cautioned that the panel was not mL'an t as a criticism of Tr uly or th e nation's spa ce agency ·' We cannot afford not to have thr bes t ideas rome fo rward wh en we look ill our spacf' strategy and spal't' exploration." Quayle sa id. ''We've had a couple of mild setbacks, but we will rorr·ect thosP problems, we will answP r quPstion s that come up and wp' rr goin g to movt' forward . ·· Th e task fo rct' was created in response to a rt'cent e rosion of publil' and L'ongressiona l support for the space program NASA i s u ndrr fire fr om the recent grounding of the shuttle fl eet . a defect in the cos tly Hubble Space Telesco pe and poten tial prob· !ems wllh the propo se d space station Freedom. " We're go in g to get the best minds we can to si t down and look at our space poli cy, spa cr s rra · trgy ,"Qua yle sa id " If th ere arr things th at need to be fixed, tel l us what needs to be fi xed . If there arc things that need to be cha nged fort he futu re of cx plora · tlon, pl ease te l l us. We' reopen to nrw ideas. ·• Th e ta sk force chairma n and its mrmbers hav P not bren named. No timetablr ha s bren set for the panel, but the administration hopes for a rfpOrt to Quayle by early fall. "My remarks to them tta sk I oree) will be, 'It' s an open door. We want to know .. where you think we should be golng, where we are going, and let 's put th e best minds together and have a good review.' This is a good oppo rtunit y to do this . 1 look at thi s as an opportunll y to Improve NASA," he said . Quay le. who met with Truly Tuesday to discuss the ta sk force, declined to be specific about what st eps the panel might recommend, saying any state· ments he might make now cou ld br co unterpruduct ive. But he said the panel would not function like the Rogers Comm is sian, which held public hearings into th e cause of the 198ti Challenger disaster. " This is not go ing to br onP where there is going to bP pub lir hearings. where there is gotng to be high profile. " Quay le said. "We're goin g t o have serious. sub stantive people sttling down and coming to l erms wtlh the challenge that we have." Quay le al so said he has had "a number of discu ssions·· wilh Soviet officials. includ ing Prest dent Mikha il Gorbachev. about possible U.S. ·Sov iet jomt venture space missions in the future. " I hope he was appreciativP of my comments." Qua y le sa id of talks with Gorbachev durin g the Soviet leader' s recent visit to Was hingt on . "We had a good. 1horough d lscu ss ion ." In San Antonio earlier Thurs· day, Quayle said the White House will not be pushed Into endorsing the Senate's version of a civil righ ts bill Quayle labeled nothing more than a "quota bill." Th e Senat e Wednesday night approved a comprehensive civi l rights bill despite the threat of .1 veto by President Bush. But Quay le said he hoped the Hou se of Representatives would come up with a version more accept a· bl e to the White House. "The president wants to sign a civil rights bill. He will not sign a quota bill," said Quayle, who appeared In Austin, San Antonio and Houston at fund·raisers for Republican cand idates for Texa s offices . ··we simply are not goi ng to be pushed into si gning a quota bill that has tthe Iabell 'c ivil rights' on it. " Quay le said . "Obviously, if the Senate wan ts to play pollttcs with It. they have th e votes to play politics with il, " the vi ce president sa id of a poss ibl e ove rride i f Bush vetoes th e bill. about the proposed Civil Rights Act of 1990. Quayle also said he has noted no negative response during his !rips through the country to the "read my lips'' controversy over r rr, lrlent Bush's recent willing· do's San ta M o nica :Yiount air1s es'tate Prost'cuto rs wan t Chp~·r nnf' . 20 1 to tf' StHy at Chri stj an' s pre lim inary hearin~. "r hPdull'cl to beg i n Monday. They sa id Cheyrnnr. who ha .... dual U .S. and Frrnrh ritl;pn shjps, r eturned to thr Frrnrh terrltorv of Tahiti from l.o-; Atigeles on June 16 to """'" te$Ufylng aga inst Cht·istian . llefore leaving Los 1\ngl'lt·s. sht gave a sta tement to policr in wMkh she sa id that her half brOther told her he intended tu kiD Drollet because of thr virt im h<gl allegedly mist rea ted hrr . pollee said . Chri stian Branda has clatnw tl lhJI the shooting was an aet ident. Deputy District Attorney Strvr B~r-shop sa id the victim's father. Jatques Drollet. an influential PQlltical figure In Tahiti, told him ln'B telep hone co nversallo n that Cbeyenne has been charged In Tahiti as an accomplice to the slljYlng. ' 'H owever . Barshop sa id he is no! Interested in prosec ullng Clfeyenne and that he simply Willits her to tesllfy agai nst her half-brother. :My locus Is on Christian, not Clreyenne." said Barshop. "She h~& done nothing under U.S . laws thtt makes her legally cu lpab le" in:f)ro!let's death . l t the time of the slaying. CIIJ>yenne was pregnant with fb Drollet's child. After return · Inj to Tahiti, she gave birth to a bapy boy . ., :Sarshop said he has not yet sppken to prosecutors In Tah!U to co&flrm that Cheyenne has been chirrged there. He said Jacques ~llet told him a copy of the cl)e.rges was being sent to him. •ta ruer this week, atBarshop's r~uest, U.S. District Court • • •' • I as evitknec . He sa id that und er Proposition 115. California 's so· called speedy tria l initi ative that was approved by voters in June, the police officers who took Cheye nne's statement would be able to read it In to ev id ence without her being present. Christian Branda remains in custody without bail. If can· vlcted, he could be sentenced to 25 years to life In state pr ison . Marlon Brando was home at the time of the shoot ing, but wa s in a different room . He tele· phoned police after hearin g the gu nsho t. ·. ·· ..: . . :·~ ~ /~:-: ..··~~ ~. 0. ' . SCOTT NAPKINS 140 COUNT 88< Saved at a young age, but didn't mn.lt took a trip to Vietnam and pain to make (dgar r111lilt that God wanted his life. Afler surrendering his Tile to the lord on tht bottle· field and attending Bible College, Edgar is being used, in (astern Kentucky, to win soldierJ far Christ. Medals awarded are: (1 I Nalional Defense Servin Medal 121 Vietnam Service Mtdal w/2 Bronze Stars 131 Combat Infantryman Badge I 4I 2 Purple Heorts 151 Air Medal (for making 47 combat assaults) I61 Vietnam Campaign Medal 171 Marksman and Ex~rl lodges l' '• ' , . . REGULAR · BBQ RIPPLED 1 LB. BAG SNACKER FOAM DINNER PLATES 32 oz. SLIM JIM HANDI-PACK IBEEF SNACK I CAMPAIGN TRAIL - Vice President Dan Quayle, accompanied by Texas Rep . Rick Perry and his wife Anita arrive in San Antonio. Quayle's * * * * * * * * * The Meigs County Fair Tab Is Coming August 10, 1990 Advertising De~dline Is August 1, 1990 ** CALL BRIAN OR DAVE TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THIS YEAR'S EDITION * * 992-21 ss I visit to the Alamo city Wednesday and Thursday wfll have him campaigning for Republican candidates. ( UPI) OSU dean'.r !i.rt Five Mei gs County st ud ent s were tnc luded on the Ohio State Un ivers it y honor roll for spr ing quarter. Those honored received a grade poin t average of at le as t :1.5 tA4 .0. B·3.01 and werr enr olled fo r at least 12 credit hours. N amrrl werP .J a rrd Andrrw Sheet s, Pomeroy; David Eugene Rice, Reedsville; Kristlna Kim Adams, Todd Anthony Adams and Tamara Lynne Theiss of Sy racuse. Benjamin J. Sol, I' LAKEWOOD 3 SPEED 20 INCH BREEZE BOX FAN M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology 77( PRICES GOOD AT MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED , Trained In Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medi ca l and Surgical For Appointment, Call675-3400 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Practice.r .ret Band practice fo r the Southern High School band Is as follow s. Monday: woodwinds . Tuesday: brass. Wednesday: percussion. Thursday: full band. . Practice sessions will be held 6: 30·8: 30 p.m . nightly . s 49 SPACK • * * *********************** I , ' GULF LITE CHARCOAL STARTER * "PATRIOTIC DAY" * * *Sunday, July 22, 1990-10:00 A.M. * from '· , ' 50 COUNT REGULAR or DIVIDED *********************** the . 'I Ir SNYDER PO'I'A'I'O CHIPS Republ icans and Democral s have backed efforts to reverse Supreme Court decisions critics say ha ve watered down leg al sa feguards against workplace di sc rimination , qut many Republicans fear the bill adopted by the Senate could lead to racial hir ing quot as. " We have offered up language that will correc t it," Quayle said ing was also co nducted. Report s of the Ill were made and It was noted that Micky Warner Is recuperating . She sent thanks for remembrancesdu ring her hospital stay. All contributed to the Informal program with poems or thoughts. Inspirations, Information, or humourou s quotes. Unison prayer closed the meeting. * Thein Westmorning Virginia National Honor Guard will be serYict 10·12 Sunday. ** * * * * ** * PUBLIC WELCOME : Victory Baptist Church * S2S NORTH SECOND-MIDDUPOIT, OHIO " 'fhi s l ell<'r is much more difficult beca use of the gratitude 1 will al ways fee l toward yo, . !f vou do leave office, history wil l properly record your achievement s with las ting respect .... " Richard Nixon resigned lwp days later . , MIDDLEPORT FRUTH PHARMACY Judge David Kenyon Issued a subpoena for Cheyenne to testify at the preliminary hearing. Bar· shop said officials in Tahiti are attempting to serve her with the subpoe na. Under U.S . law, he said, If she dec ides not to honor the subpa. ena, authorities may be able to confiscate up to $100,000 in property she owns . Barshop said Cheyenne may own property as part of a trust fund her father set up for her. Even If Cheyen ne does not testify at the preliminary hear · lng, Barshop will attempt to introduce her sta tement to pollee * SPEAKER: Corporal Edgar McKinney "Dear Mr President: " It is my co nsidered opinion that you should res ign . .. . 1 bell l'vc• this view is held by most Repu blic an lead ers across th e country . AT Friendly Circle holds picnic The an nual pi cnic or Friendly Ci rc le of Tr init y Church was held rr cr ntly at the home of Allee Clobokar .Joann<' Wildman offered grace hdorr the dinner on the porch overloo king the river, and Mary Virg inia K autz, vice president. wr·lcomed guests Susan Wildman llowr ll, l.i sa Thomas Morris, C'a rolvn Th omas, and C udren Sr ha rkel. A short business meet · ! -----------------------------. '• ' But by Aug . 7, 1974. Bush had heard and seen enough. That day he wrotr Nixon a let ter . nes s to consider tax in crcas<•s to me(•t s are pxpresslng "concern '' rein in the budgPI dcfieit after · about th e matter. · stressi ng " no nPw taxes" during ·'They are exprl'ssing concer.IJ his campaign. because th ey 've been Inundated "I don't dPtert any lack of by thr media that someho.,;· cnthusia s rn." QuayiP said , a I thi s is a tax increa se summit,'' though he conceded P<'oplr hi' Quayle• sa id . Barndo's daughter charged LOSA'iGELES rl!Plt-Actor Marlon Brando's daughter . Cbeyenne. has reportedly been chargPd in Tt~hiti as an accom pUce in the shouting death of her boYfriend. but autho r it ies in L os AngeiPs sa id Th u rsda y th ry an: 0 01 in IP fPS lf'd in p fOSPC Uti ng her. HowPve r . tht'_V ar P a ttem pting to havP h1•r srrvrct with a s ubpOf ' na su shew iII ret urn to Lo s Angr les to tes tJ fy agai nst her half -brothl'r, Christian, :12. who is r htlrged with mu rder in thr May lfi shooting death of her bov · friend. Dag Drollet . 16, at Bra~ · Sentinel- Page-~.., Quayle says NASA panel to take 'substantive' look at policy 1977 DODGE VAN .......... S1095 In a sense, CRRES will "pal nt" Earth's magnetic field with bright clouds of chemicals, simu latlng naturally·occuring pro· cesses like those involving the solar wind. Program manager Rtchard Howard said the display shou ld be "very visible" to the naked eye, with the barium release s bearing ' 'an uncanny resemb · lance" to the aurora borealis, or northern lights. By studying how the artificial clouds move, scienti sts on Earth will be able to learn more about the interaction between the ~lanet's magnetic field and at· mosphere and ptasmas like r he solar wind, a supersonic stream of electrical ly charged particle s bla sted away from the sun . Friday, July 20, 1990 PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV In OB - GYN Practice Sine• 1975 786 North Phone Second Ave. Middleport 992-6491 PH CY ' �Page- 1 0- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 20, 1990 Business Services BISSELL & BUR CONSTRUCTION and Snow? Now's The Time to Find Out. Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·~··· · ··,. ··1 PROFESSIONA ACCEPTS DONATION - Lillian Moore (center) , executive director of the American Cane"' Society's Meigs County unit, accepts this y1•ar's USED RAILROAD nES Scott Conne lley Memorial Tournament donation from Jim Bl e vins (left) of Holzer Clinic and Marianne Campbell of Holze r Medkal Center. Proceeds annual Scott t10m the third hea lth \ s h c~ r r of thr llh wrnn mg by n tnP ManJ co nrer nPd l()('dl bu sr Of'SSPS and indJVldUdiS C'O il!rlb utprJ <Js spo n sors to CO \ Pr th P tournamenr 's costs so th at a!! t 1d:e t prO<'erd s coul d br shDn'd of the l\me 1ican Cancer Soc!t:t) in Cal ha . Jac k son. L awrrncr cmd Mr•tgs Cou ntws in Ohto a nd M.iSO n Co un t), W \' ;;1 The f und s from I he bask<'lbal l tuurn amrn t wi ll be usP d to a1d loca l ra nCf'J patiPnt s and t hl'tr plan, 1 Sa m Hick s, .J r , Rutland . Dale W Hill affl d , Roger Hill an d Debr a M Hill, '.lelgs Ral ph D Mc Millin and Cv nthla L McMillin . right of way to, Co lumbus Sout her n Power Co Sa lem. Coal Co, Sa !Pm Jdfrpy S WPrry d nd Ruh v J Werry 8 30A ru Dave y J oe Miller and Shlrlev J . Miller . Ru 1la nd Anthony Ca rdillo .1nd Klmall ;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;i Classifie • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace ' RATES TO PlACf AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M. D<l ~ s 1 NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POLtr rr:. Ach "" '~ df M P.oq~ Rate S4 00 S6 0 0 S9 0 0 s 1 3 00 5 1 JO , day 15 3 6 10 Momhly unt1l Ove r 15 Words Word s 15 15 I5 15 20 30 42 60 05 / d!ly (;11 11, 11 "' M<!son Lou nt · ~ n-ous r i>P P"' p~ ' li ·R .. 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Pl•lllrc aloo n t o m.-. e cnrrtc t oon 'Ads tnm must be Pltld m l-1aptJy Ad~ In Memortam Yare Sa t es I Ca ro ot Thank5 J In M~t m o r~ 3 Ar1nov ce ment ~ 4 G·~I!C!Wll~ H&PIJ\' A th 5 lo~1 b 7 8 9 advance''~ C a•Cl o l Tl'le11k~ Announcements Merchandise 51 H ou teh ol d Good~ 52 Sporl ong Good• 53 - AnttQues 54 Mo n MtH c hand ote 55 Bu old tng Su pplo es 56 - Pet~ lor Sail' 57 M u••c!llln,lfumOSflT• 58 fn.uts & Veg«tabiM 59 - for Sale or Trad e '"tl Found v~rd Sil l ~ (pard"' ~11\ian ( P I Put)l, c S11te & Au <1•0" ""anud r o Buy plil r!.'d ,,.., T, oO ~oly 5t>nto,..,elte • dtSpiS\' Bu5• 0M5 c~lf d .:~nd lf!-9,11 not •ce~ · ""' "' all u "I'IH!<'H ,,.., the Pt Pteas.:~n t R egn le• and,,.,,. Gall · p<Jit~ Dally Tr, bunf' reac h• ng O"'t!' 16 000 ,om e, 'A ' '"~~,1M .,,tvr;n1 o~l'!"•ent ci.~.Hol•ed { ept DAY BEFORE PU OliCA. T tON rOI-'Y D ! AOI I N ~ M OND AY PAPER 1 1 00 0. M S ATU RDAY } 00 PM MONDAY SDAY PAP FA ~uf ON ! ~D AY 2 00 PM TUESOAV Farm Ht! lp Wft n le d S•luPI ,on Vlla,-,ter1 14 BusonflS~Tra•n • no;; 62 Sc~>ool1 63 64 65 THURSDAY PAPER L DO PM WEDNESDAY rR tOA,l flii. P~ H SUNO ~Y PAPER 2 00 PM TH URSDAY 15 16 17 2 00 PM FR IQ O. Y 18 W~ ( PAI-'~H la~>i (re d fW I£1'.' cor juUnt l lllj! lel"fdlllll l' til ,. t'r ncfrnll!!' '' G"ll oa Co umy Areo1 CodF f,l A 446 G <O IIopulo~ 367 C t.eshott 3 88 Vonron 145 Roo GldndO' 1~6 Guvan o.~t 1) 4 ) Arahoa () , ~1 379 Waln(J\ Meog~ Are~ Co un t y Coaf 61 4 99;.1 Mocldleporr Pomeroy 98~ Chestf'• 8 <1 ] Pvntil,-,d 247 [Ptart F~ l h 9<19 A ~r~r1e 7 <1'} R .. lland 667 Coo h11tle 675 Pt 458 - leon Applp 576 773 P l!!oiiUnl G•n~P M ~"'n' HB2 Nt>w Haven 895 9]7 lflliHI Busmcss 22 Mon!'r' to loan 71 13 f' ro lmsoona! S !trv •c e5 7] Real Eslale 31 Hom ts l orS!IIt! 32 M obrl t Home5 for S~ll' F;um~ tor Sate B ust n~s B lJtlr1 ongs lots & Acreagl'! Rul Es till I' W~n!P d ] ] 34 3~ 36 l;tfilFlA 41 47 4] 44 45 4£ 47 48 49 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Ttte annual repon Form 990PF for the Kibbl e Foundat ion. Bernard V Fu ltz , Trustee. 11 available for publt c tn s pect1on at Ber nard V Fu ltz Law Office. 111 111 W Second Streat. Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 . dur tng regular business ttoun for a period of 180 day s1u b· sequent to pubhcatton of th11 notice 111 13. 20 . 27 , 18) J. 10. 17, 7tc La rry Wehrung. Pre1idtm1 of Vtllage Council Brenda Morri1. Clerk f7[ 20, tiC e. Public Notice RESOLUTION 818 BO WHEREAS tho VI! logo of Pomeroy wlthn to purch•• a 1978 Chevrolet Pa nel T, \.!Ck from John Ander· son. Viltege Administrator for the Street end Water Department Therefore. BE IT RE SOLVED that the Vtllage of Pomeroy purcha1e the paner true~ for a tum of t400.00 PASSED · July 18, 1990 A'!TEST: Richer d 0 Seyler. Meyor Public Notice Oppor1un11~ Houies lor Rent Mo hole Hem P.s tor A11 nt farms fo • Re n 1 A partme nt lo r Re nt furn os iHtrl Aooms Sp•ce tu r R ent Want ed to At>nt - Equ•pml'!n t l o r R ef\1 ~ or l~ u ,. 73 74 75 76 Auto P1rt s & Acc euoroee 3 V6 or V8 Engtne 4 Power Steering 5. F»ower Brake• 6 Spare Wheel• & Tire 7 Dual Out1ide Mrnors 8 Air Condltionmg 9 Vehicle Mtleage Not To E•ceed 16.000 Miles These brds mutt set forth full, accurate, and complete mform11tion as required by thtl tnwitatton of bidl . The penalty for making false Ill· tementstn btda ts prncnbed in 18 USC 1001 Accenortel are dracouraged and luxury items are inappropriate. Sealed btds will be accepted until 4 0 0 P M , July 25 , 1990. at the Gall ia -Meigs Commumty Act ton Agency. North Seeond and Eut Metn Street1, Cheshire, Ohio, 46620 At that trme all bids will bt opened and reviewed Purehau 11 1ub1ec1 to approval of the ExecutiVe Director, Stdney Edwards. and should occur withtn two weeks of the opentng of the b1d1 The Gellie Meigs C A A reserve• the rtght to ac cept or reject any and all bid I The Gellle-Metgs Commu nity Action Agency rs an Equal Opportunhy Em player/ Equal Provtder of Servrcea 17116, 17 18 , 19 , 20 61 c I I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Star Bank , N A , Tri State . Plaintiff . -·- Michael l Mrller at al Defendants Case No 90 cv 134 SERVICE BY PUBLICATION To John Doe and Mary Doe, the unknown apouses 1f any , ol Defendant ! Mtchael L Mtller and Gail Anderson aka Gail A Ander son You 11re herebv notified that a Complatnt has been f1led •gatnst vou tn the Meig• County Court of Common Pleat. Meig s County Court House. Po meroy, Ohm. in Caee No 90 CV 134, wherem Plaintiff has brought a foreclosure ectton agamst eartain reel property requeltlng the Coun to mar1h&ll the llena on said property and cause the Sheriff of Metgl County, Oh10, to advert1ae and sell teid premtses at public s ale aa upon execution You are further notlfted that you have 28 d11ys after the last publication of th11 notice to file 11n answer or other responstve pletdin g to thiS actton If you fatl to file 11n answer or other respon lltve pleadmg, Judgment by default may or wtll be rendered against vou CHERR IN GTON EVANS & MOUlTON By 0 De11n Evans K of P Building Galtrpolis. OH 46631 Telephone No 16141448-1737 Attorney for Plaintiff 171 6 13 20 . 27. (8 ) 3. 10 6tc If It Rum Or Flie.1 Our Dog.1 Will Chase! I An original bid bond or certtfi&d check made out to the Maig1 County Comm11 sioners in the amount of 6% of the total bid mutt acc ompany the bid. The Meiu• Coonry Commtuioner• may accept the IOWMI bid. or ttllact the beat bid for the intended purpoae. 11nd reserve the right to accept or reject any or ell btda lind / or any part t her eof Meigs County Commiuioners Mary Hobat.,tter. Cterk C7l 20. 22 . 2tc NOTICE TO RADIO VENDORS In accordance wl1h Section 307 86 of the Ohio Re 'll'iled Code, sealed bids will be recei'll'ed by the Board of Meigl County Comminionera, Courthou•. Second Street. Pomeroy. Ohio 46789 untll12 noon on Au gust 8. 1990. Tho bidl will be opened a1 2:00 p m. on August 8. 1990 and read Public Notice aloud for lhe purchue of . One New UHF Radio System for the ShariH' 1 Depart· RESOLUTION 804 90 ment. WHEREAS , tho Vitlogo ot Bid Specification• may be Pomeroy, Water Departptcked up at the Metgs ment wishes to make County Commiuioneu' of- monthly paymentl on e new fi ce Mon day through Friday truck purehaaed May 26, between the hounof8·30a. 1990 m. and 4 ·30 p m Thtroforo. BE IT RE The front of the envelopt SOLVED thot tho Vltloge of contatnlng the bid mulf be Pomtfoy borrow t115.500 mlftced " Bid for Radio Sr• for four yeara •t monthly tam" . paym&ntl of t 389 44 from OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ••.• POMEROY, OHIO · AI 7 & S R 143 ALBANY , OHIO Rt . 50 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 am ·7 p m . 7 Days ALBANY 10 a m -5 p.m 6 Days, Closed Sunday lD 90oo USED APPLIANCES •VINYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN IN SULATION 90 DA T WARIANTT WASH£R 5- $100 up ~m~~;,6gRtuoo u'p , BISSELL SIDING CO. RANGES- Gas· Eiec.- $115 up FRE£Z£RS- SI15 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up Now Homot loif1 "Free Est1mates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 NO SUNDAY <ALU KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 YARDMAN & ECHO OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS ·Across From Pod Office POMlROY, OHIO IO!l0/'8911n ZfTOR SALE Push Mowers & Riding Mowen -Twin (vi. Repa~r All U.kO! & Models of Ctllrn Saws and Llwn Mowm S.w Charns for Sale PICKUP & DELIVERY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 RUTLAND, OHIO &-!9 ·~ 1 mo LINDA'S PAINTING & co. TRACTORS & LOADERS MOWERS, IAIES AND TEDDERS Repair All Makes & Models of Farm Machinery & DELIVERY PICKUP MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 RUTLAND, OHIO 6-19 90 1 mo • COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK INTERIOR UTEIIOR •Mobile Home FREE ESTIMATES Toke the potn ouf of pointing. P"''!s •Mobile Hom~ Rpr,falll let us do it for you. VERY REASONABLE HAVE REFEREN<ES (6 141 985-4180 6 -18'90-1 mo 985-3561 or 4-16-16-tln. •Lot· Renfals / ~- / ~ uo .... "I want a gel-well ('ard for a tI I ' J)t' Ill 0 I e I' W I 0 S g0 11 II a • k " SIC , P•" H.. kov ond !lomoyoct '3 mon1h1 -~J oood with klda, 304-882·"""" oftor 5 oo. PuppiH, to good home. 814- 1-----------,-----------1 18 Employment Services Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1-11.' 88-rtn BISSELL BUILDERS FOREVER BRONI TANNING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES &GARAGES Call Now To Make Appointment "At Reasonable Prices" 949-2794 PH. NOW OPEN SPECIAL 949-2801 or Res. 949·28_60 30 Sessions-SJO Day or Night Wot(h for SignJ NO SUNDAY CAUS Co. Rd. 28 RACINE, OHIO 6-ll-'90-1 mo. L~eTRAVEL He~trn g PlUMBING & HEA nNG BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4: 30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Public Notice New locatH»n: 161 North St<ond Middleporl, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Cl!f'V Fl1hing Suppll111 Your Phone lo Bills Hero · IUIINISI PHON! 16141 9H-MSO Farmws Bank and Savmga Comp•ny, Pomeroy, Ohio. PASSED · July 18 , 1990 Richerd D. Seyler. Mayor Brenda Morril. Clerk larry Wehrung. Prealdent ot Village Council 171 20, Ito '~£l,tD!NCI PHONI PURSUIT __.Airline Reservation / Tickets Ask for Ken do 16141 742-2027 "Your connection To Q All Types of Public Notice CAR 4 SALE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 17. 1990, In tho Meigl County Probate Court, Cou No 28.898. Margeret Spencer, Routt 3, Pomeroy. Ohio 4&789, wu appointed Admlnittretrlx ot the Htltt of Arthur L. Spencer, deceaud, late of Route 3. Pomeroy. Ohio 4&789 . Robert E . Buck. Probate Judge Lana K N•,.lroad, Clerk f7) 20. 27; {8) 3, J1c 1983 OLDS DELTA 4 DR. BROUGHAM Excellent Condition-$3,400 132 BUTIERNUT, POMEROY, OH MICROWAVE O~EN REPAIR ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick ,Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992 -5335 or 985-3561 Acrau F""" Post Offico 217 I. Pomoroy *• POMUOY, OHIO !16/'90/tln WANT ADS AREJUMPirE WITH BARGAINS I o. 12- 1 me. R. l. HOLLON TRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4422 1-11 . 90 tin SIDELINES SPOR'r CARDS Buy - Sell Trade 367-0588 5·!1 9~1 mopd 42 Wanted to Do CuMom fWmadlllng . O"k and Hot Tube. Call Evening•. Bob Davis 8'14-446-3841. 5 Bartend.,.. NMCI.d: Parl-tlmtJ Would borrower P'NI• retum Full·llmt. Apply 1t Ttte Old Brick Seotl Wolta'a racing h1lmtt, I Ta.,.,n GrtlllpoUI, Oh realty can'l remambtf' who hls l - - - - ' - - ' - - - - 111 Than~•! CC>C*. WANTED, Muet: bt In good hMith , able to heavy - - - - - - - - - - contain. ., experltne:ed In cooking large amount• of food 7 Yard Sale Retponstb.. tor food ln.,.ntory Mu.. work w.. l wtth othtr •mployHI 8 hou,. per dty, Monday-Friday, 6:00 1.m. to 2:00 GallipoliS p.m minimum wogo. Apply 101 !k.cond Str..t, POint Ple... nt , & VICinity on or botoroJuly 2.5, mo. I II" Moving Slle· HoUiahole hems Etm money by the wetk Join Thu. Frt. Slt.45 Ctntral A~e. 614- lhl numbtrt tg demonstrate 446-1704 UChrlet:ma•Around-Theo-WOf1d" July-Oeeambef. L.aava name, 1!0 to White Rd . tum rtghl Kerr addrws, and phont number on BttMI Church Rd Friday and tntwtrlng servk:t. &14-992-831i. S.turdly. Glrie clothing 0 to :rT, Lawn mower, Rototllltr, Sewing EARN MONEV R11dlng bookal machine, Scttool desk. $30,000/yr. Income pot•nttal. How hiring. C1) 805-681-6000 4 tlmlly· FumhuN, Clothtt, Ext. Y-101BQ". Tools, Rt.141 Gag• Rd. Approx, 12 miiH. from Galllpollt. 2nd Dr EARN MONEY Alldlng bookll left. Wld.-S.t. 18th ·2111. $30,000/yr. Income potentltl -.,..--,--:--:----c-:-:-- 1 Naw hiring. (1] 1105-86UOOO 437 Larltl Dr. S..turdty, i-5. Ext Y-4562. 1 mllet south on Rt I Old glauwars, Fanton alaH. Frt· Sat. •? Lott of evwytlling Equipment oparatora, true~ drlvtra wtnltd. Apply 410 Fourth Avt-, Ktntuga, Ohio. No phone call• accepted. ALL Yord Soln Mull Bo Pold In Advtnce DEADLINE· 2:00 p.m. EXCELLENT WAGES tor spart the day btfore the ld II to run. time ll~~rrtbly. Euy work 11 Sunday edition • 2:00 p.m. home. No exparlenc• needed Frld>y llondoy odhlon • 2'00 , Coli 1~8~22-156!2, Ext f244, p.m. S•lurdly. Including Set. and Sun. July 20 21. On FarmvliW Rd E.alt of Rio Qr~nde. mauwart, clothH,Iotl more Moving Sa ..: HouMWirH, Int•nt Items, t:lothea, 111 h• Pt•11nt V.tley Rd . Acro11 trom Buckey• Mille 211t-22nd, 28th· 29th. Excallenl Wages tor spare lima 1111mbly. Eaay work at home. No experl1nc.e needed. celt 1· 504-841-77711 Ext 8214 . Opon 24 t.ourt, Including Sundlly. Mtlr Stylist needad Full-tim• or part-lima. Good working condi· Uon. For Into. call 814-592-4179 :;.:::;.::________ 1 11k tor Monika. Pl. Pleasant & VICinity Vtrd Sa .. 81 Burdtttt Addn, 9 00.5:00, Thurs/Sit. Bow, ptofectorlscre•n, giiiiWirt, Tupperware, bookl, cfolhtl, pop, mite. Trucks tor Sale 1911 Ford pick-up. Also, hay rekt &14-161~9 :H::.au:..:.. ~k•:..:•,., --,c:n-d:;-cNc.:u=... :-:-::,,;:;d•::814-992-5042. Lady 10 ttl)' wtth tkMrty lady, llfht houstworlt, reply to Box P1 cart Point Pl1111nl RtgiiJI'!'1 200 Mtln St., Point Pt.1111nt, Wv "" m;N. NMd e•parltneed bell play•r for loc1l "oaptl group &14-44611130 Part-tlmt office Job Somt 1973 Ford Ton Truck g ft. bed. typing and bookkMJMng Hilla Good Shipe. Alto, metal 10 ft requ_lrtd Pertonabll Wntt Box lilt bed for • truck t14-448-0151 . 729C, Pomeroy, Ohio 4576i. 19'74 Chevy pckup truck, 1hon POSTAL JOBS $11,382-$61, btd, $500. 30ot-61B-2332 after 125tyr. Now hiring Call (1} 805887-&ooO Ext. P-4562 for cumnt 4:00 Pll. lilt. 1177 Chevrolet tl2 ton Pick-up Good Cond. $1,818 814-.212! O.yt 6M-4...... 0 Evtnlngl. 1984 Chevroftl Cuttom O.IUJI, one ownerl....klw mll11ge, exc cond, 304-8,...1386. 198.5 Chevy Scottlldllt pick-up Lou thon 55 000 mllH. Uu now with lnoldO bod . .111 laol bax01 lt,OOO. 11116 Oodao 01". Good englnt, trenemluiOn and 1\ree. $150. Mllweuk•• huvyduty 3" boft 10ndor $150. Phono 114-l'l2-:1121. RNd bookt for pay! $100 I lhla Call 1-900-847-7m (S0.99/mln) or writ• PASE-31E, 161 S Un· colnw•r, N Aurora, II. 60542. 9ocro11ry lar lyplng, ftllng, gtnltll office work, apply 365 Main St., Point Pltatant, WV 304-i'TS-3844. 2 bedroom tfllitr large privata lot, 304~75·1226 after 5:00PM Financial 21 2 BR trliltr on AI. 3, !168 Call 304 -67s-.5 701 Opponunlty !NOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend• tkll you do bual· n..t wtth people yoo knowhond NOT to send money throug ths mall until you have lnvlltfgattd the offering. L.Hdlng Company own tnd openote their own Ins urance agtncy. We otter up to $30,000 per y11r plus btneflta to atart . Average Income• now 11 $60,000. All l111lnlng provided. FOf confld enUal Interview Con· teet George P\lchovlch &14-7751230 ...u lnsu!'lnce lndi~ldUII IO Local Mtrketlng & Saltl bull· nHs tor ult tmmedllttt Nlum c;~n lnvtttmtnl, high prollt•blllty, low o'4erhud Fr~nchl11 It . . tabllahtd and reputablt with a proven tucc"' tr~ ck record Approx. tothrs par wHk ,.. qulr.d of <JWntr. Call 814·5JI· rm. 31 Wtntad blbvtltter for 1 echoot agt child, shlftwortc•. call •fl•r MlddJepon 4:30, 304-112-3731. WANTED· Ctretr oriented ln- & VIcinity Llkt new 4 or 5 BR, 2 baths, 7 acrn of land $400 per month, $400 deposh R•fetlnca 1143N-2e28 or 114-446-707!. Nlct 3 BR Tnller large Yud SM at R•nd..Perch St. K1nu•g• , Oh 614-44~JIIn Trelt• tor '*'t, wtttr and g•r•bege paid, $150. d•pot\1 and ret.renc.t. 304-576-2260 44 Apanmenl tor Rent 1 bedroom apt. Stovt-, rtlrlg , nice Contlder Human Slrvlcn ar HUD 402-t/2 241h S1 , PI PtAHnt, W.Y 614-992-58~. 2 BR apartment, ttov• & Nl fumlthed. Upsttlra. Wattr & t1111tt tumlthtd. Upper Rt 7, Upper River Rd. 614-448-3140. Homes tor Sale 2 turnithtd •fflclenc:l". All utllltill paid Share bath S90 or $150 lhO Second Avt. 614-4463145. 4 room hc;~uH on one acre lot, new roof end sldlngJ Interior and pore h ntedt wo11r., Otd 41 Rotd, Ashton, WY. Call Huntinglon 304-623-4297: room• 7 1 112 bltht, country living but ciON to Melga Sc:hoo4 and town. At. 33-4 lent, Townthlp Road 27. Firat road lo ~ · C•ll 61C·W2-1118 or 1·384By owner, 4 bedroom home rtver lot, 111clo. .d tronl 1nd back porch, Butta.lo Putn•m, $32,500 304-757-9260 Mu11 Selt· 2BR log Homt. N1wly carpeted, stontd hearth wood-bum«, 10'x24' Oeek 12'•12 building Riverv iew Land contract. 614~46-4909 or 614256·1982 Two Hom.. One In GBIIipollt & one 10 Mil" out Both mo~•ln Condition 614-256-ea55 Mobile Homes for Sale t969 2 BR. Mobile Hom• &14· i92-6304 614-ltU-5225 1P Guerdon Futur1m1 12JI'65 2 Mdroom , Ctn!r1l Air $5995 shown by •ppolnl.mln1 &14-448 t012. 1975 t2x70 3 Btdroom Mob!!• Homt, Nic1 Tr•ll•r $2500 00 080. S• 11 31945 W1k:hlown Ad Mlnn1rtvllle, 0H or call &14441-6217 2 lo 3 lA's, Duplex on St•t• St Aerot• lrom High School. O.poah required . et~-«e-0()..45 APARTMENT RENTERS! HomM from f1.00 CU-Repalr) Gov'l gi~Nwsyt, blnk repoe, foreclosur", tu dtllnqu•nt propertle 1-918-622-6652, eJl'l . R1244, Including Sat. tnd Sun. BEAUTIFUl APARTMENTS AT SUOGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 53& Jackson Pika from $192/mg Walk to shop & mc;~v\ta . e ,.., ., ""' C.ll &14-446-2588. EOH . For rtnt 2 bedroom apar1m•nla In New Heven Kitchen, turnlshtd , carpat1d, you paty •l•ctric We PlY w•t•r, sew•g• , trash Pl•yground for children . CioH to Elementsry schoolt. B•slc rant $196 1 month 304882-3116 EqUAl Houtlng Oppot· tunlly. $175, Fum!ah•d EHiclency, Utlllt\" Paid, 101 Fourth Ava , Galllpollt, 6t4-446-44 16, after 7p m Grtciou11 ll~lng 1 and 2 bedroom 1p11rtm•nta 11 VIllage M•nor 1nd Rivt-raide Apanmenls In Middleport. From $196 C111614-992-7781. EOH Ntcsly Fumi1Md Moblle Home In city. CA. SuUsble for 1 per· ton Rat. &Otp Aequlrld 614446.(]338 Nicely furnlthtd mobile homt, , mil• below town , c;~nrtooklng river, CA, heat, Ref !114-441).. 0338 Ont bedroom tptt tor rent. $225 month. Otpoeh reql.irad. 814-tt2-2218 aHer 8 p m 53 sa Antiques Antique• Bought lnd Sokl Dally 1 plee• or whlttver. Cora Mlli614-37i-2727 54 Ml see II an eous 1 llrri'l bind uw 1 amall melt! lo1h , t ~•" Joln1or. 1 tni:I'"UI "' ........ "090 aflar 5.00 .. dlo 81..-w-.ov p.m. 18 ft. Amana trtaur Excell•nt 1200. c.u 7ft Couch & Ch1ir. 11Jl12 Ft. Carpol Call 614-446-8615 County Appllltnce Inc. Good uHd eppllanc•, T'v 1at1. Open 8 • m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat 614448-t&H, 627 lrd Av•. Gal· llpollo, OH Cro•tey 1lr cond, Spatd OuHil ltack•b'- w1shtr and dror•r, both 110 voltt, but ott.r, 30467S-575Q Four pott.,. Wltlr bed w/1IX d111wer pedeatal, drea ..r, night stand, armolrt ehast, 304-8756787 after 5 00 PM. Gardner'• Vari11Y & Fum lturt Shop, 1415 Eutem Ave Buy, S.ll and Tr1dt Low prtcet 614446-822!1 Good us~ 25" color TV, Floor modtl. 6l4-388-i1ti2 GOOO USED APPLIANCES W11her1, drytrl, refrtgafltors, rongoo Skolllfl Appllonc.., Upper River Rc1 B.. ldl Slone Crall Motel. Call 614-446-n!ll . PICKENS FURNITURE N1w!Ustd HouMhold tumtthlng 1fl ml J•rricho Rd . Pt. PIN .. nt, WV, csll 304-6'15·1450 Rttrlg•ator and Al~t . 814· 446...fl34 . RENT TO OWN &14-4-46-3'158 & pc: wood group $14.01 per WHk. 4 ~Ill' bedroom allhl, complete $15 20 per week, dlnltte wtth 4 ch1ire $750 ~r wHk. Magic Chtr 14 cu. ft . Ratrlgerator $12.95 per •H. 15 cu. tt. frMZtr, $'10 90 per wHk VI ' RI FUI'nllur•. Rt. 141, 4 mltn oH At. 7..ctnttntry Open 7 days• Roof & hoo11 palnclngl ahlngllng root., hou•• rwpa r 614388-1768 after 5 p m ••ll. Solid 01~ table wllh 6 chtin. 2 ntr1 t.. v•• 534 Hlld1 Dr. Feirvltw Subdivlakm. 614-4464355 UMd refrigerator 23 cu. ft ., W1ll· •·••Y lo~• 111t & m•tchlng l'lcttn~r. quMn Nl of bedding 614-446-1 1'11 Antiques Buy or 1111 Riverine Ant lquts, 1124 E M1ln Streel, Pomeroy Hours. M.T.W. 10 00 • m to 6.00 p m , Sunday 1·00 to 6 00 p.m 614-992 -2526. 13,806. gr bett off«. 24 Ft. TroJan Cabin Hthtrmln, tully oqulppod. 226 HP Morcury 1/0 motor low trailer $'12,900. ez 2 whltl bookcllt twtdboardl, ting le alu $35 ••ch. On• studanl dHk $25., 10 speed Fre11ptrt1, girl• bicycle, neallent condltron. $60 , 3 tpNd Columbll girl• bicycle, nctl· ltnt condltron 614-085-4186 •f· tar 5·30 U.f. Cell 614-446-1109 61 3 G E dryatt $95 Gas range BOATERS Mercury Mtrcruistr Specialist, F1ctory trai,.d, bondotd Pr.clslon Mobile Mtrlna. W• com• to youl 814-25t-5V79. Fann Equipment $49 Ei1ctrlc range $125. 3 G E 190 AlliN Chtlmtr XT with 4 wethers $125 f1,000 air con- Bottom plows 1nd grain drill dltloner, 110 Vo", 1185. 18,000 $6350 014 AC wide front 3 pt Air conditioner, m YoU $85 11 Hitch wfbustt hog $2550. BN Flrnlont et:or~t In Middleport, Ford wlbuth hog $229!5 Owner Ohio wlllllnlneto 614·286-6522 76 C.H back-hM anachm•nt. 5\4- 5x8 Utllhy tralltr, tin bed, 15 lnch wh•l• UNd 1 y•ar 814446-3427 sg Stareratt travel trtlltr, Rollup UOO. 58 Atjo hardtop c•mper, $650 Futl oil tank, $125 Assorted boat & camper wtn· dowa, 1norttd 1/W c.tr part• 614-256-1384 . 6x20 ft deck with railt, S27S Bunk Mds, 150 Gun c.ttMnel, sas. All« 4pm 61... 46-'7iG2. J112-2S35 Ford 6000 dle11l with mowing machine, tlka ba)eor, $2951[ Ford Jublltl with l01d1r $2500 3020 JO S4gSO, 2010 JD.J. cuitlvatator I plows, $2850. uwntr will fln1nce. 114-28&-6522. JO 350 Dorer dlttel 1m tnttrn1tional 1ruck. 3 aul flctory Lowbor. Call after 5 :00. 814-742· 2466. Air cond 9,800 btu uwd one summer, 304-713-6401 BIG 5 bedroom firm homt bulrt on rollf ~. ll5,9U I up 114886-73'11 Jim'• Farm Equipment, SR 35, Wtet: G•liipolis, 614-44&-9'TT7, Wide at'-ttlon ntw & uaed firm II'ICtore & lmplemenla. Buy, ••II. trtde, 8:00-!1 00 w""d•ya, Sat Ull Noon. C\Ntl~ N...,.. Molllnd 367 1ank m1nurt Sill H.,.quv1m1 lrtmmltt, 10% over ~ P1lnt PIUI, 304-675-40&.4 DemtgM moblte home. 1m Thunderbird bodw, 304-8~ 21118. aprtldtf. Gthl 85 grlndet" miler, both IIC cond, 30(.2n-42"15 63 Livestock 1oo Dominique laying pu!1t1.1 12.00 1 ~tiC• 1U Kelton Rd Galllpoill, 1fttr 5pm ELECTROLUX SAI.£9 & SERVICE 304-67&-1457 End ol S.uon Clur~nct 111 lawn mowera and string trlmJner. In .rodl no rMtoniblt o~ fer refustd Sid,,.. Equlpmtnl Company, 304-675-7421 Gray Nctlonll toft wllh reclln.r, $550 phon• 304·5762941 64 Hay & Grain 120 tOtw pr.mlum Alltlfl ~IJ roUI In dry with alofllgl plus llr. Insurance, gra11 roltt 1nd baln. Morg•n Ftrm. Rt . 35, Pliny, 304-937-2018. Hay tor Salt. Clover & Timothy. Round BatH In !hi Field. 614. 245.. 518 PA System, Bog•n model 60 A, wl1h 3 mlket • tptakii'I,Mannual lypewrft«, t41c1ric adding machine bur· rough• ltrg•. electric tMmogl1tph m1chin1 and •toncUt & In~ , 4 !reck r..l to re•l llpl recorder, 304-Ei75-:M2Q 56 1 y•llow crowned Amtzon par- Y'" old. T1lk1 $900. with ctgt &14-1192-5320 1974 Uontt C. ric;~ , 400, 60t<1 run• good Body good cond ~1200 {linn) 614-144,·1600 1974 No~• 4S4 tnglne, 400 Turbo tr1tnamis1ion, potlllve traction rur-end Black lntarlor 11,200 Jamu KHIIM 6t4-742· 2251 1984 Chrylllt ~ B•ron conYtr • tlblt All c;~ptlon• $2,500 li14992-2476 between 8-5 p m w.-kd•y• 1985 Ford Tempo XL , after 5 30 c.tll 304-882·2~ . 1986 Chevy C.v•ll•r Z-24. Low mlt ..ge Ukt new Call 614""481111, 9 to 5 p m 1rter 5 614-4461818. J11 Chevy Nov1 , 4 dr. uking -trlc ··1 se111 him 10 his room lor playing wl1h !he super-glue." 314 ton. $200.00 614-388-Q778 3 motora and trans Chavy-350 • berrell, 4 voll. Ford·351 C 6 trans, 302 4 barrtll & !rant, Truck • tpd B1rry 614-446-4476 . NOW ON SALE!l YAMAHA WAVERUNNER9. S1l", Parts, Acc"sorltt, Servtea RIVER · SIDE MARINE, Rt 7 (acrost from K-Mart ) Gtlllpolla, Oh 811\:446~424 79 Campers& Motor Homes 1977 Starerafl pop-up campet wHh twntng, siHpt 6, nc cond, 1900 304-675-3918 . t980 Atttwing e•mp.ar, 29 bunk houst, 304-675-1988 n• ; 2 Ttl.lttr · 25ft 5th whttl, 19ft. : Camper Both w•Jt csr.d tor.. , Barry, 614-446-4478. 23 tt Air Strum Will take lrad• Good Condlllon. 614-446-2568. - Fold out camper, • IMps 7, old.f' · moO•t $450. 614-446-157'J Services 81 Home Improvements Hit and Her Con•truc:llon, we will do iddhlons , decks , 1idlng, sid1wt lk1, rooting, plumbing, : 1tc, No job loo small Call •Her . 5 00 waakdays 1nytlmt Sat and S..n. 304~7!>-2919 . Housthokl Malnten• nc• Roofing, ntwll'lpllr, s iding, n.wll'lpair, ca rpentry, odd lobs mlmtln. 614 -379-2920, ask tor Mtlch Ron's TV Service, spe,clallztng In Z.nlth tl.a MrVIcing moat gther bfllndl. HouM Clift, ll!to · eome appllenct repaltl WV · 304-5764jl8 Ohio 114-446-2454 Rotary or ceblt tool dr illing Moat walls completed same d ay Pump salll and llfYICI, 304815-3802 - Sapllc Tank Pumping $90, Gallla Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, ~ Jackson, OH 1-800-537-9528. S•rvlcl, Davia Saw-Vac GeorgH CrHk Rd . P1rt1, suppUtt, pickup, end dtllvtry 614 -~ 446-0294. 82 Plumbing & Heating C.r1er't Plumbing and Hutlng Fourth and Pint Gallipolis, Ohlo 114-446-3888 84 Electrlcel & Refrigeration Commercial and Ruldtnllal wiring, new tervlc• or repai rs LlcenMd Electriei1n1 Puqusl• Eloctrl< Sorvloo. 614-44HT18 RHidentlal or commen:i•l wiring, new ltrVIC. or Npalrs seoo.et4-441-11136 LlcenMd allctrlel1n. Rld•nour Etoctrlcol, 304-875-17116 11 Chtvy Impala tdr $1400. 1C Bvddyt2K55 2 BR houM 1roltor. AC, S!5QO, 114-44&-79tt. B5 17 Oodae Sha4ow auto, wlalr. $3300. 85 Chew. C.VI.IIIr 1\to, wftir. $2500. For Salt! or trldl. A & A Wiler Service. Pools, cit· _ General Hauling •aA Wster Delivery. 2,000 gtl copocfty. 114-317-7308. t.me, wella. lmmedlate-1,000 or eM-251-1270. 2,000 gallona delivery. Cell 304. CONVERTlBLE-1185 Ood~ 100 1'15-8370. ES; Block, Turba waaereon'• Wet• Hauling, J'"l.o:"!r•• ~­ 4Cyl. ...... c, lll )8 a'llnlnp. Instruments 1111t Oodgt 4ll4 Drive train 41p Gardner'• Hom• lmpro~•m•nt R... & Com., Roofing, painting, gunar, patio dtc kl , end ttc 614446-&:J!j& , Oragonwynd C1H1ry P•rtlan, SltmiM and Hlm•l•y•n khtent 61-4--446-3844 afltf 7 p.m Musical "400" Pontiac EngiM & Auto Tr•n• In very Good Condhion 614-446-3210 PM 1974 MGB-GT, 11f1r1 motor and lrlnlmlsslon, many othtr p11rl1 304-675-3429. Autos for Sale 1t85 Dodgt Charg•r Hatchback, 5 lpMd, PS, PlJ, new tirtl, 51,000 mlln, $2 ,5.()0, 304~~ 2321 57 Accesso rles 1968 No111, call after 5 00 304· 675-2466. 71 Beagle Pups. 9 Wttkl Old $20. Etcfi &14..t<l6-031'llfttr 5 .00PM HAPPY JACK Fl£A GARD. All metal pattnted device controls filii In the home without PE8TICIDES Rnulta overnigl'tl R&Q FEED & SUPPLY 3111 W M1ln St., Pomeroy. Auto Pans & BASEMENT WATERPROOANG Uneondlllonal lllttime gu•ran'"· Local relerencH tumlahed FrM estlmal• C.lj colllet 1· 614-237-0488, d•y or night _ Rogere BaMm.nt Wa11rproo-.. ling. Transportation 1979 Olds Cull•••· 1m Olds Cu!1111 1982 Yamaha 650 Maxiurn 1978 Monda 550 304-882· Building 55 2081 Supplies 1981 Cutl111 tor salt or lrad• tor Blod brick, HWtr pipet, wln- Mu•ltng or Pinto, with good 4 doWI ,' tlnttll, 1tc Cltude Wln- cyl tngins, 304-675..486i lert, Rio Grande, OH Call 6t41981 Dodge Omnl , good cond, 246-5121. $8!10 304-675-61'1] •"" 5 00 PM Pets tor Sale rot A.pprox . 1 pm 1088 14 112 ft Sayltnsr Caprl runabout, 50 hp angin• walk thru wlndthleld, A~·Fli cto• 1g9g Chtvy Camero AS, V-8, 1011ded, g1rtgtd, 1000 milts, mutt •• to apprle~tt, 112,000. 304-m-5877 1ftff 5·00 PM. I '. ,~ t5 112ft. All -... ~ulp ••u •··S1or ~ lluot ·-rl11co. -~-II oftor 7 1988 Nluan Puller NX, Black, T· Top, AM!FM/CaH !I Spetd ,19,000 Mllat. 114-367-0541 614-357-0841 c::.=:: 2 = Boat ,25 HP, Evtnrudt Engine, complete top, n•w upt'IOilltry. Cl11614-288--131! 1ft1f l .OO p.m. ::~~:·ptckr;:~~~~be,:.•: ~~~ ·~_:;;~oo~·~·&r ~~C~· ee.. to ::rm ='-"1:':7--::ft-;9::-,.:-:"':-:"::;";-;T~ri-HuTi 2 mtlu back of New M1v1n, wv1 . 3G4-882·2237. &14·992· .fe lltiC:Mn for Sale 12 ft . Cr~ftlmtn bolt with o¥1, s32s. 304-8711-4548 [)unrovln Fruft Farm jul'l. off 51 Rl 681 Esll of Albany. Wt IC· ctpt food at 1mpe. Amith _... hQml pruuUCII, grMn .._ u.ltll , n ..... wn -~ com ond •'"' •n-• tornatoee 9-J dally, ciONd Monday 614 "'98-62M . Special 10 days only! Auto. atov•modem. w11htrt, electrlt dry•re, gu Rttrlger•tor, dryers, ga• ttovH, .. ec:\rlc N.w wrln{llr weshtr, 1ntlqu1 ltovn 1 nd refrlg~r1tora, nt ng· osk dreaa.,. and round coH.. lng rrom S50. up Alto • com- tablt. Twin b«<l 814-446-0121 pit! I kitchen centtr, •Ink top Sears riding mower, 38'' cut, wllh alnk, niW g•rbeo• dis- good condition $325 M•nual poser buln-ln oven, drop In fr11d mill , llkt n1w $85 Ex•r· kltch.:n burner 1nd hood lor else blk1, $15 New Bass11t bumar. Olthwaaher AU com- g11nrbftt1 cotiH table. $100 ptet• Avacado. Slop tnd S.• Electric hospital bed $200 614$350 Delbert Swlsher'l Uwd 448-1158 Appllanc" Corner of R1nd and Ptrch 91 Kan1uga , Ohlo 614- W1nttd· marb!H, ctock1, watchH , rlngl , post cards 448-7'73 glaUWirl, buttons , call SWAIN anytlm•, 675-2260 Ilk lor Andy AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Oilvt St , Gallipolis N.w & Uud J•ckson rumlture, h••ters, Wetttm & Worit boott. &14-446-3151. Fruits & Vegetables Boats & Motors 114-446-1243 1971 Kerry Due Bost. 40 HP Meoreury Engine, Good Cond . .t.oki ng •2400". 814-24~9264 t1 • 18,000 btu Alr1emp 1lr cond, Ilk• brtnd ntw, $500. 304-7T.J..5065 3 pc bed room sune wl1h full size bad, 304-875-2527 75 C.nnlng Tomat~ tor Sl.la • 11,.,dy picked 16 buthtl or 4 lor $20. B1u~m1n Ferm 7 112 mi. lOuth of 11f,:11a on Sl Rt . 7, 4-7 p.m only 14-2156-8535. Merchandise ~n~·~;~~'Se":.e::;:e:~.':': ~:.ttton c.sh with epprovt-d cr.dlt 3 mi. out Butavllle Ad. Open I A.M. to 5 PM. Mon, thru Sat. Cell 614446.(]322. UnfvrnlsMd, 2 bedroom •partmini with ttov• and ~~entor No peta. 614-949- •~ t~~=======r:=======~~ t 53 1Q81 Ytmtht VIlli~. V•W . Ukt new condition. 15L.~ milts. $1,800 ttrm. !11HI411-m r. 1i87 Ford Thunderbird LX. Ev•ry option. Ctllfomit c1r 48,000 ml\11. Y6. $5,69!1. 6l4H2-87Ut dlvlduallo• .... lght loet lndul1ry 111• tnd m .. rkttlng tlperitnca I piUI but not ~..... Peld lrtlnlng It included iU recelvt- lots & acreage avtllable tor biN plY, comm. .lon, plut new home conelructlon on bonuett. PGMtlvt tnd an "on Rayburn Rold Paved road, more. lhe atthudt" 1 muet. Call 814- county w•ter, r. . tonab.. Rtln or thine. Thur, Fri., Set. 4t8 reet:rlctlont. Information m1Utd 1 on r~quast. 304-8'75-&253, JQhn Wanted to Do D. Gortoch, no olngl•wldo Hyool Run. Wo1ch lar • gn• 18 pat church. Qui ttl, hOme Inter· ·,;.---~--:---:--:- 1,.1..,,., ~.... lor. bedlpi'Ndl, fumtture, .. 1 :::=,::..::,oc'"':":-:--c:c:;::-:-:-::=::-:::-:: 1 tote. Vtultl and hMdltonet at appManc•, clothtlt. :~:-=~ Dey S.utr Family yard Nle. July 20- llcenet, qutlhy child c•rw. Mon- Melgl Mtmorltl Garden• 21. tO,otH,OO. 1111 RUI~nd, St., ctoy lhru Frldoy, 7,30 1111 UO. Votoro,. Soctlon. 47A Lalo 3&4 or ta p,ooo tor olllt4-453-84U For moro lnlarmlllon llldd-. 011. 7. ~~:...::-:--=:-:-;:==-:;;::;:::Yonl - · Eor1 YCK01tl , _ _ roGfotor 304-8711-114 . 31 ocrM 2 mlloo hom Vlntan. Dfl 8r 1 Large llD ladiM MIN Ptulil't Dey C.... Center. Good bullclln11H•. No Mil*ll clathoo. J<Ay tll-liii-2!·2NS, Sola, oHordoble, chlldaoro. 11-F rl<jhto. .,, 40 0231. I o.rn. • 5·30 p.m. Apo 2 -to. EJcollont Building otto 218 Before, aft.r IC~ Drop-In• acr-. dy echoolt, rural wtttr. Public Sale 8 wetcomt. l14-4oll..e224No trt.ller. St. At. 325 1 1r.l mil .. ottwlna child ca,. In my hom•, from RkJ Gr~nde. 1'14-2411-6417. & Auction dlya. Will provide excellent Clrt LDt for ,_ ~ Creek Rick ,..._, Auction Compony and entertainment. Renonlblt Aotd. 112 11 aeN m/t Eirry IOCIIII llclotint ouct lono, ••· r~t•. Phone &14-112-2830. to wller and electric. Cabts 1110 perience mtkM the clfterenca. Will llby 8N In my HolM nur IVIIIIbta. CIIII~ISI-5951 •"er Llconood 011.!!!._ ~-uCily, Woot Ylrglnlo, 104-ln-otOO. Joakoon Plko lut.. ttte Rd. EJ. E'::=P=·m ::,·-:-:::-::=-:::-:::;:~=:;:: ~ncn end · Rateranoe 6""" One ecN tr1illr tot wtth county 44Wt4l wor... Mpllc rank ond 9 Wanted Buy up. On top .....,, I cloonl,_o1 Quhlo Will daott!Mt 11"'*1! ~n•·t~ or buttne.._ ve ,.... .. ,.,_, OWner w~:r.:r• Amlq .. or now. Elooltonlooncflo tnae. Rtt_.no-. 114- Ually ntn01, 12.100. log Uan onlr. Prompt poymtnt. 1114prtoo. 304-flW722. I 713 • ! !:..:=..::~==---1102-1157. Moving ule. Tuppera Plaint ICI'ON from 7& 91ation on At. 7, Tttunodey, Frkllr, and Satwdty. Stove, refrtgera or, table llld 8 chairs, btd', guitar, suto-hlrp, For renil HouN tral!.ar 814-742· 2753. 2 BR . Apt For Rant, Nlcl, Good Loco1lon. 304-8'15.at04 S.crettry w1nt.ct, booll.kHplng 1nd typing I rlua, highly mc;~tlvaltd and wtt orgtnllld 1 mutt Apply In par.on Ohio VII· ley Tlr• Outllt, Rt. 2 Gattlpollt F•rry next to 84 lumber Co Fon:l 200. e cycllnd.,. englnt 304-875-1332 and t111nsmt.-lon. 1200 ll14- T•laphont eollchor.. Can &14· !102411117. 441-3615, Aok tor April . Pomeroy, 3BR trsller tor rant A.vtllable tlrtt of month 814-256-1307. Real Estate 113 acre lot with 14x70 1gao mobile home, 3 BRs, 2 full btths, garden tub In m11ter BR, dilhwaaher, washerJ.. dryer, rongol refrigerator. ~.;A , tottf et•ctr c, eppr~iaed value $21,500, asking $18,900 Land contract ntgotiablt. Call ·~··• 1Her 7 p m 614 -388.&158 32 2 bedroom turnithed. Good ciun condition. 1 child, no pttl. Ntw Ha~tn- MU.D. 304882-2486. 2 BR 322 Third Avt. No .,.ta. 814-441-3illl or &14-258-UIOO•. Business I.IIW\tl' umpo S26 1o $125. Dl_.. $10i and up to $4a15. Wood ttble w~ chalra 1285 to 1715. Detkl $145 up to 1375 Hutchla $400 &. •·• camplete wtth up," b u nk •-5 u. ond up lo ....05. ms .. ,... ....$110 Monro..., or bobi bodo baotprln&tutl or twin S78J!.nn •zm a. $88, and Oultn Hta • up, KlniJ $350. 4 drlwer eMit $0n. Gun Ill, a,t3!5 a 10& lobyC.blr'llll miUt ..... 5. ltd rrames 121. Outen Slze 135 & king fram11 $10. Oood Mlectlon of Dtdroom eultlt 2 Bedroom trailer, fuml•hed, AC w11har & drytr, $200 month plu~ utllhl•, Ref. 304-875-i8JII. Wltl Bab~ sit In my home. Mn• Good Ret.renc•. &14-388-8114 111811 Hando Aopencodo SEI (tlmhed) '7100 ICIUII mlltl, comp&efiiY l011dtd. . . . condl· tlon. Strloua lnqulriet onl~, pl.... Coli 114-~411-CII41 ollor 8 p.m. Household ~gru~::;m ,a;~;; 14x70 38.~'-·2 tun bo1M, In country, ~mo. P'Ut Dtp & Rtferencea &14......a.,.St4. Gaorga Pc;~rtabtt Sawmill, don't hsul tull cell ~7S-1a57 - · 114-317·'1171. Goods Ona Dttalltd Mouttc.. tnlng $100 Hr. Anll1 T1ylor 1t 614-448-9804 Lasve name and Phone number. 1083 Goklwit}g Interstate. Excel. lont cond~f!in. 11,000 mlloo. .~ Sollo ond cholro prlcod ln>m lAYNE"& RJRNITURE $3g5to SDU. Tabltl $50 and up Motorcycles 1971 Honda GOld Wing Full drft1. New Engine. Ntw Ptlnt. New Stereo. $2},?5 81111: oft• or trade. 614-H2~78 belt afttr 7 p.m. For Lease S1 for Rent 2 b«<room mobile home, furnished, $100 deposit plus utlltiiH phone 304..a75-&!12 or 675-3900. 74 1· 1-D Mobile Homes Mobile homt tor tint G1ntltmtn. 614-992-3181. 1181 Ford F150 4Jl4, lolded will coneldtr trade for good uHCf truck. nc cond, 304-37&-5895. Merchandise Why Poy Rent? Home• tor S1 00! aonk ropoo, 1u dotlnquont propertiN, government glvuny programe. For lnlor· m1tlon cell 1;.so4-641-m& Ext. R52M 24 houra. up tnd delivery Mobile homH unblocked & reblocked, roofs palnttd. 304-ti7ti-.2818. o!f - Travel'' THIS SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ONLY ss.OO A DAY! ---------·1 72 Unfurnished, 2 bedroom house. Nice, clean. O.,O.It and rei ,... ~~ No Inside pets. 114·H2- & 4 WD's 1m Dodge 4a4 truck with lift kit, 17x4Cf In llr•, 360 motor newty rabuiH, $'1,500. 304-t822f95. Unfwnlah.d, ont-Mdroom 1panm.nt. S.cond Uoor, corner S.eond and Pine, Gllllpotls. Stove end rnta-ntor. Wettr provtdtd. No peft. Ret.ranc• required $22!. per month. 114448-4249, 114...,..2325 or 114441-4426. ThrH Bedroom, unfumiat.d house In Pomtrey. 614-H2-2218 after 6 p.m. Vans '87 Fotd 4x4 truck, 30,000 mllta, IXC cond, 304-67&-3316 wamed to Rent 49 Pomeroy. 2 bedroom, beHment, gtf'l.gt, wuhtr, dryer, range, rafrlgtrator, good neighbor· hoad. Colt 814-'1'12-2972. Car I ltwn mower rapelra, pick· Accounting Poeltlon Op•n Knowiodgo of Accounting Procodurn, Computor E<porionc:o 6 Lost & F OUn d N--ry. 40 Hour Wark Wook. ~$50-0-.-. .. ...,.h-,.-. -rd"""'tor,-,. tn"'1onn-.. l ~~ ~,•umt ~orl•b ClAO!! Uon ltadtng to the ratum ol two 0 1 pollt ly une, •~ m1l1 Bluttlck Coon Houndt tott Third Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 4156 31 or ttolen In 011111 Countl Com- c:..:..:.::· - - - - - - - patgn Church area. July , tao. Call 304-875-7971 or 11~ M per Anidl 1 Trarwtar1 and 4864 after 4 30 PM 01' anytlmt Yactnc ..., Section B, Posting, on Wttlklt"'dd. of the Ntgollatad AgrMmtnt "11 s bet. .an Uie MLTA and tht k k B Found: lac ttn yrtcuM Board of Education, thl Melgo area. 814-Ml-2821. ~=-c=,.,..,-:-:-:--::c--:--:-c 1 ].Qcal School Dlllrlct lo pooling LOST billfold Main Strttl btt- the f~lowlng VICII'ICI" tor Itt wMn 6th and 3fd Point NfUIIr teaching mart: Sixth Pleaunt REWARD. bn,p at Grade TMchtr tl Salem Center nawtPipet' office. Elt!Mntary School, Hud _ -c'---'---.,-.,--,--:::---:-- 1Tuchor 11 Brodbury 9chao1, LOST m111 tnd femtlt Beagle, Soclftl Studlta Tucher 11 Melgt blk, white, brown, piMSI c111 Hlgh Scttocw and 304-458-11m, REWARD. Chemlatry!Oiner~l Sdenc.e LOST·Biond Coc:ktr Spalnielj Teacher 11 Meigs High School. Appll Orovt aruJ lost llrat o AVON t All Areu I Shirley ~~ - IMW.,. lo Altl, 304-576- Speera, 304-675-1421. 992-7479 d Homfllmprovement• 84 - Ei eC'I fi CII & Relr•geutiO n 85 - Ge nera l Hfl u long 86 - Mo bil i! Home Repa•• 67 - UpholllfHV Public Notice TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING 614-992-2121 Services 81 ~I Ft,...... Khttn 5 wkl old. Cult I Pllytul. Block I ln>WI1. Ta gaod Homt. 114-245-5380 11 Help Wanted Very Cute tl2 ttuaky, 1!2 sh1phtrd pupP'et. 8 weeki old. AVON - All areal, Call Manlyn 614-361-04~1 w.. 304-882·2645 Public Notice RARE & EXOTIC HUNTING DOGS Our Pups Runneth Over! BEAGLE/BRITTANY CROSS Auto Fle p eu C.tmp •ng Eq uopm ent 1 82 P!u mbmg & 8J- E• c11VIItn g 8 WE BUV AL L NON FERROU S SC RAP BATTERIES S TARTERS TRANSMI SS ION S ALTERNATORS . ETC EWING PICK·A·PUP I 79 - Camper s & Mo1or Hom~! I I R1nehero truck topper. 114-Mi23111 PAYING AS OF TODAY. MAY 29, 1990 #1 Copper 90C per lb ; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb . Clean Auto Radiators , 40C per lb . ftum Equopmt-rn Wan1ea to Buy lovi!S t OCk Ha~ &. G ram Seed & ~en doter Au tos !or Sale Tr uc k$ fo • S a le Vans & 4 VVD s M otorcyc ld Bu au & Moror s1or S ate [ 77 78 Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Gallia-Meiga CommunIty Actton Agency, North Se· cond and East Matn Streets. ChMhira. Ohio, 46620. a non- profit orgamzation, m taking sealed bids 11 of July 16, 1990. on the following vetucle One used mtd· tlted 1111 t10n wagon w1th apectfrations 111 follow• 1 2 Aulometrc Tranamts· 11on FourDoor Transportalion 21 Buft ~o Public Notice 61 l@hb!Hdtll M ~son Co 1/liV Area Co de 30 4 11~ur6 11 C f' & ln~ l •uCl«}r> Aad•o TV & CB R t! p.w Mo~ c ell1neou 5 WanTI'd To Dn ~ Supplies & Liveslock 11 11 I J 992-2 (614) 992 -5114 Cardill o. I OOA 10 Pa trici a An n Ba rr el l, Salem Norm an Do ugl as Staats an d Da rl a Kel ly Staal s, par cels. to Lar ry R We l l s and An ll a (; Wells pa rcel 1o Sou t hr1 n O hio Fast Middleport, Ohio I-ll ttc staff t he r;e nr Complied by : Emmogenr Holstein Congo Recorder, Me igs County Ohio Fodory Authomed S.rvl<l Center for Most Makos and Modolt 992 -2196 roo rdtn aiP and o rg a m zr. SALES AND SERVICE PAl HILL FORD Medica l Cen t<•r and Holzer Cl lntc Property transfers fam1 h cs 1n resea rch f' rluc.lltu n . transporta tion . Pic This Yf'd l 's He ngdls Co ll Pge ~II Star ~~lmP !Tl dJiltained t h(• l id d l tlo n of c n tl'l ta tn tn g a nd flXC' Ilt ng on court act ion. as thP \II Stors needed rvrr) t h rerpo mt f' t thC\ s h ot to notrh .1 one pomt vtrtorv The nrght c dp , ll'htch fC'<.Jturrd area htgh st huol sp mor <~I I sta r s. e1lso p rovi ded <J SER~ICE We con repair and recore radiators and heater corn. We con also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repoir Gas Tonks. cancer Volun trc rs from Holzer bv thr loca l unrt s Br causP of lttetr con tnbut.J ons nunl' th,tn MIDDLEPORT t i lt ! 90 3 B A houH Rt 141 Gi'Mn Twp 614-446-8541 aft• S p.m. PuppiH. l.JbfQarm~n ShiPird. 1 mtlt 1 female. 114-tt2-1811 d1yt, 114-99'2-3811 ev.nlngs before 9p.m. 788 N. 2nd 788 N 2ND AVE MIDDLEPORT 992-2178 Bird w/cagt. GIVNWIY to good hc;~me. 814-44&-1870. 388-i340. SEARS SEAR$ Houses tor Rent 2 Bedroom hauu In Clly. Suitable tor 2 people. &14-4460956. Building 8x18 h. already tom down, you haul, ~~2611. 73 Wrighl Worillng oouplt wtlh 1 child would Hk1 to rtnl 1 nice 2 or 3 BA horne W/Qinga In tht Rc;Jdney • Rio Gt1.nde ar11 (nNr At. 351 Dty-304-67&-e7711 Evt-ll424S-81102. 2 Whht femalt Gennan Shophord. t yr. old. 614-2!6-1037. v., $1,5UIJ was diSII'IbUICd bCIWPPn th(' fl\'f:' untt s Thf' tournament Js hf"lcl tn m e mo1 v of tllf' lat e Sro11 ConnPI try. a for m er Kyge1 Cree k foo tball ~ l av<•r who d ted of sq u o~ d act ion, WJ!h th r Sou t11 Co nne lley Memondl Tournamen r . sponsored by Holzer C! mw and Holzer Med tcal Cf' n!PJ. WPil' recf'nt ly rJtst nbutrd to lr wn l unit s .nlCl INSTALLATION f' Y:'_/1' ~ 6 -12· 90 tfn SCMT proceeds headed to local ACS units GA LLIPOLI S -%Mo-'-' 41 Ballttl. 114-'Jit2-26&0. ESTIMATES c Rentals Giveaway KIT • N' CARLYLE® by Larry Space lor Rent Country lloblte Mom• Plt'k, Routt 33, North of Pomtroy. Lots, rentalt, pertl, uln . Call 614-992-JIIN. !1~2331 . F'" pupo to good hamo. 112 FREE •fiREWOOD Singlll lnlormltlon tnd 1 dlgnlllid opllon lor 11ndlng • partner. Hllftlureh: P. 0. '"Boll 1043, Qolllpollo, OH 45631. Fret Hay 2 Acree. Must Cut &. Remove. &14-38S.IHM3 FENCING ·uGHT HAULING 992-2269 Salisfarlion JOSEPH 0 JACKS 7 -20 1 mo d 46 Lots & Acreage Routt 2 Athtc;~n, 1 acre tota1 3 mil" .oulh GaiUpolla l..o<:ka, public water, ng reetrlctlone, .amt with rtvt-r front1ge, 304- sm. 992-7762 W.- Guaranlet• \'our 35 1 mother cat end ! tiger kitt1n c1t1 to good home. 614-62· For New Roofs. Shingles, FREE ESTIMATES LAFF -A-DAY Announcemems 4 CALL JACK'S ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 5-31 ·'90 ttn BILL SLACK 3 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Announcements Is Your Roof Ready For Another Yeor of Ice •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 Friday, July 20, 1990 rwMOnllble ra111 volum• dlicounta, 2,000 to capechy, aleterfW, DOOle, welll, ttc. C.:U 4,000 LARRY'S GUN REMIR 107 Pond lronch Southlldo WV 304-875-1757. Ruor Supor Block 21 IWil 44 m1g MW $32Ur&. Morlln 35 Romlngton whh hl..t cue 3 bo•ee tmmo $271.815. Mo~ln 22 mog $12U5 Call about Olher gun mwchllndlte. GOVERNMENT SEIZED vohlcloo hom $100. Fordo. llo,..doo. 304-8'1&41111 eo.-..oftM Chovyo. Burp!"'. Upholstery. Yaur om. (1180&-A- Ext. &-101111. Rogulor .U.M euot...... olwlro roa01w .,... 1hln llloy'ro Gho~ aod tor. .U.M Plona lorvtoo. IIH 11U Clio-...... ~r. 12100.- 11111a..otto, outo llotr, ::•-::=.::...::...,.;-:--:-.:-::--=:-=:~::: l~ltr. . . .u.......C.iii14-44W438. W...t 304-882·2325. Aoll mo oboui"J&M" \ .J u-ny'o Upholotorlng - .... tote II llorto'a 81110- 1ng tr1 -~ orM 21 JHIW. 'lllo tOII!IIIIOC Ztoodod, Hill. 1115 tn MnMuro upiiO]ot ...... -loc Qrond PriX. nlco, $40011. . c.n 304-8711-41114 tor rr.. ... StaG. 11114 luburU 41l4, !1410. Orohom U-ory Contor, lOS 1184 0octtte Cal, outo. tliiO. HIIHap Dr. Colt tor IIDPOinl~ " �Page- 12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday, July 20. 1990 Thunderstonns pound Midwest states By Lnlled Press Internallonal Thunder storms pounded the Midwest with heavy ra ins and light ning early Friday, snarling atr tra ffic in Chicago and flood Ing ar eas of I owa, tropical showers doused much of the Deep South and the Clevel a nd area mopped up from a lightning storm t ha t killed at least one person . Th e National Wea ther Service sa ld 1hunder stor ms swept from Chicago and Marse illes west to t he Mi ss issippi River nea r Burlington, Iowa, early Friday, unleash ing heav y ra in and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning . The storms dumped 1 to 2 Inc hes of r ain ac ro ss much of northern J!Unols. Dozen s of fligh ts In and ou t of Chicago's O' Hare Internationa l Airport were delayed or canceled la te Thursday a nd early Frid ay. Some Inbound flights were re- routed to Milwaukee's Mitchell Field because of heavy storms . The storms lefl more !han 500 people s tranded at the nation's busiest airport. A sk ed how many people had to alter travel plans, Chicago Aviation Departmen t spokeswo man Lisa Howard said , ' 'It 's In the thousa nds." The heavy thunderstorms also k nocked down power lines , leav Ing 20,000 people without power In Chicago and Its suburbs, and flood ed low -lying areas. In Warrensville Heights, Ohio, lightning killed 57-year-old James M cDonough, a maintena nce m an, as more than 31nches o f rain In one hour flooded the subu r bs eas t of Cleveland Thursday a fternoon. At about the same ttme, hea vy rains flooded roads, knocked down power lines and forced the cancellation of horse racing at Thistledown In Northfield . 1n somE> areas , sewers back'>d up i nto homes . "This Is si ckening . Th is is disgusting. The w hole house stinks, " Susan K leve ns of Shaker Heights sa id as she looked at the ra w sewage pouring ou t ol drains i nto h er basemen t and ga rag e. Forecasters.sa id 2 to41nches of rai n f ell Friday over areas of south-central Iowa, swe!Ung rivers and streams In e ight coun - ties . The hPavy ra incausrdsome roadside and agricultural flood Ing In poor drainage areas. Fa lr skies were reported across New J ersey, Maryland and Wes t Virginia , with tempera tures In the upper 60s and low 7tls . Blankets of early morning fog co ver ed parts o f Pennsylvania f rom Pit tsburgh to Philadelphia. A tropical wave pushed r ain Into much of th e Deep South. Includes Oidsmoblle-Cadlllac -Geo In Pomeroy . Consider this ... Old habits are hard to break... By BRIAN J. REED Si tting next to m y desk a t th e Daily Sentinel. you 'll qu" · ' "" spo t a sma ll box · of soft d rl nk ca ns awa iting problem that we face. We are be ing reminded fr om RPcyclP~ In addi tio n to rery cltng as many items as wr can. is a s tart. It is our co n tribu tion. a l b e it we sma ll. to th e environ ment . days watch a news broadcas t with out being ma d(' Vl'ry awarP of thr all sides that ours h as . sadlv. becom e a disposing society . What can wp do? recy cling . It is a · sma l l box, but it ' Th ese Yo u cannot rpad a ne"·spaper or at th e office. convl'rsa tio n freq uently turns to c an look fo r good s t hat ha 1·r been recycled or are packaged In recycled produc t s If you think .vou'rr do ing writ by choos in g paper over plastic at the sub ject o f what we can do for the environme nt . We do not ta lk about how s uccessf ul we are i n our recyc l ing efforts. We do ta l k about how we shou ld START to better : takP your own rrusable r('cyc lr . Mranwhile. I conti nue to throw <.; crves food in foam pa ckagrs. as k that your sa ndwich br awa y my rmpty soda cans. drink wrappt>d in papPr instrad . While paper can be r rcyc !Pd , nobody from foam cups, and ca rr y home purchases in plasllc bags. Old habits are ha r d to break . My co-worke r s here are obsN va nt a nd quick to point ou t my hypocrisy . As I mention ed la s t week, 1 speak my mind. and I have spoken m y mind about how we need to recycle for quite some time now . It was on ly when m y co ll eagues pointed ou t that I sa id this whiiP I thrcw awa y my Mountain Df>w ca ns that I real ized my problem . I am offended by our waste, and yet . l lkf' most people, I don ' t c are to inconven ien ce my self by doing an y th mg about it. the grocery store. do yourself one bags or basket s. If yo u go to a res tauran t that has ever outllvPd one of those fo am packages whpn it 's in a landfill We do think, however, that th ey m'vcr decompose Plant trrrs . No t only do they rep len ish th e trees usPrl f or th e ma nufac ture of paper . but wr nred the oxvgcn . I h ave friend s wh o give t rees as gifts . \erlili nlv those four sugges tlo ns a!onr wi ll not prov id e thr solution to ou r grow i ng rnvir on· mrntal problem s I do not pmfr•ss to be an en th usi asUc c hampion for !h e r nvironmrn!. I do fE't.' l an inc re as ing ob l igation to do m y Nnbodv in Am('ricd ca n usP 1h(' rxc uSf' that they are unawarf' of part . It Is .said that wr hav{' onr ~r n rrat i o n to save the world the problem th at we all mu st deal wl! h in lrrms of the environ mrn I. That's enoug h 111 ll'l l m e that I should be doing my part. ..----Local news briefs ... ----. Co n ti nued from pa ge 1 According to Pome roy police . . lorry Powel l. ii1, Ra c ine, had stopped in traffic and h is vehicl e wa s struck in the rear ova car d riven by Dona ld Riffle . .Jr .. IR. of Webstpr. The Riffle car was owned by Joyce Smith , al so o f Webster Rifflp wa s ci ted for failurr to m J in tai n ass ured rlrJ J d lstancr . Squads have 7 Thursday calls Seven ca l ls f or assi stanrr were answrrpd by thr un its of thr Meigs Cou nty Emergency Med ica l Services . A t 12: 52 a .m , Pomerov squad went to Welchtown H tll for Becky Colmer who was transferred to Veterans Memor ial Hosp ita l. At l: 10 p.m , Pomeroy squad was dispatched to the Pomeroy Fire Departmen t for Chris Sha nk . He was tra n sported to Vetera n s Memorial Hospita l. Pom eroy squad wa s ca lled to Court St ree t at 1: 52 for Ray Deem . tak en to Vetera ns Memorial Hosp it al. At 7: 31pm , Tuppe r s Pla ins sq uad was ca lled to State Route 24H for Jason Wells who w as transported to St. Joseph's Hospital , Parkersburg, W Va . At7: 35 p .m., th e Middleport sq uad wa s c al led to Sout h St>co nd Avenue for Evan Wise man. who was takrn to Veterans . Pomeroy sq uad went to St . Clair Road for Leo Cur tis , who was t ransporte d to Veterans Memorial Hos pit al. At 11 . 1:! a. m . Rutland went to Meigs Mine 31 for John M orrison w ho was transported to O'B ieness Memoria l Hos pi tal. Athens . AEP earnings fall13 percent COLUMBUS. Ohio t UPi i The American Electric Power Co . T hursday reported seco nd quarter earnings fel l 13 percent to $112 .3 million , or 60 cents a s hare, from $129.3 million , or 67 cents a share, from the same period las t year. Quarterly sa l es; however , increased 5 percent from $1.2 btUton to $1.26 billion . Earnings for !he last 12 mo nt hs totaled $597 million, or $3.12 a share, down 9 percenlfrom $021 .7 million, or $3.21 a share. Sales for the last 12 months were $5.24 billion, up 5 percent from $5 bllllon. Chairman W .S. White Jr. said earnings w ere Impacted by com ( m erc ia ! operation of a subsi diary 's new generating unit In December 1989 . And he sa id un seaso nabl y mild wint er weather was a fa ctor during the fi rst quarter of this year . American Electric Power Is t he parent holding company of eight electric ultlltles provi ding service to 7 million people In Ohio, Indiana , Mic higan, K entuc k y, VIrginia. West VIrginia and T ennessee. Divorce granted A divorce has been granted to Shar on C. Roush and Gregory B. Roush In M eigs County Common Pleas Court. I RAVENS WOOD , W.Va. (UP!) - A fourth employee has died at Ravenswood Alumrnum from a work -related accident. David Evans. 55. of Bidwell, d ted Wednesday from second and thtrd -degree bums he received nearly a week ago Evans was burned Jul y II , while working on an electrical power cente r that feeds on of the plant 's fa brrca uon mills. He had been in cri tical condrtmn in Cabell Hun t rn gton HospiL11 's bum unit. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Unned Steel Workers safety com m rttee have not fo und an explanatro n for th e accrdent as of T hursda y. Safety Commutee Chairman B i ll Doy le sa id they suspect Evans w as burned during an e.plos10n at the power center, but no one saw the accident. He was of three men workin g near the 700-volt station. " They were testing cin:uits under load and an explosron occurred 10 the cabinet," Doyle sa rd . "He was ri ght nex1 to that box . For 5;00 (l) 8 (TU,WE, TH,FR) Homo Shoppi11g 5prM t!J (MO) MOVIE; .lllguar t!J (Fll) MOVIE; Million Dollar Pursuit (Fll) Hogan's - s (I) Morning Agriculture rn Riegle says he will return S&L donations DETROIT tUP l i - Se n. Do nald Riegle. 0 -M ich ., c hairman of t he Se nate Ba nkin g Commit tee, prom ised to forfeit an esd m ated $120,000 In campaign co ntributi ons he received fr om savi ngs and loa n sources. a published report sa id Friday. Riegle, one of f ive sena t ors under In ves ti ga t io n b y th e Senate E thics Co mmitt ee f or accep ti ng campa ign money from a k ey f ig u re in t he savi ngs and loan in d ustry col lapse. denied im · propriety. the Detroit Free Press reported . The Michigan lawma ker sa id In a statemen t t ha t h e will g ive th e Trea sury Depa rtm ent co ntri · bu Uons received fr om S&L sou r ces since 1983 because recent problem s "leave a shado w across the Indu stry and acros s a ny ca m paign co ntributi on s from that Indu stry . .. He sa id he wil l refuse an y suc h co nt ri bu tions In th e f u tu re. Stocks Dally stock prices ( i\s of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am E l ect ri c Power ....... .. .. 1. AT&T ............. ..... . 37 31. Ashland 011 .. .. .. .36)', Bob Eva n s.. . . . 13-Y. Ch arm ing Shoppes ... 11'4 City Hold ing Co . . .. .. .. ... .. 15'h Federa l M ogul. ... .. ... 1 8~ Goodyea r T&R ... 30 Key Cen tu rio n .. .. . .1 5'h Lands' E nd ... .. ..... . 1GV. Lim !ted In c .. .. .. .. . ... .. 2:! Multimedia Inc .... . .. ... 69 29 1 Rax Restaurants. ,. Riegle ca lled his move a per sonal a t taek on ' ' the sys tem · ' that forces legt slatiors to raiSP money fr om spec ial i nt erests to finan ce campaign s. " I detes t th e sys tem," Rieg le sa td. " It h as to be c hanged and I'm go ing to c han ge It even If I'm only able to change it In terms of wha t approac h I use." Riegle's ac ti on occu rred as the e thics com mittee Is Investigat i ng the f ive se n ators for th elr connec lions to S&L executive Charles Keating . The f lve rece ived more than $1.4 million i n campaign contri bu ti ons f rom Keating and his assoc ia tes and m et with f ede r a l r egulators to discuss K eatin g' s co nc ern s a bout his Lincoln Sav i n gs & Loan Association, the larges t of th e fa iled thrifts . The oth er rour sena tors art.' .Joh n G l e nn , D -Ohlo, John McCai n, R -Arlz .; De nn is DeCon c inl , D-Arlz , and Alan Cranston. D -Ca lif. " It is Important to n o te th a t a ll these co ntributions were re-cei ved from companies who appeared a t that timetobesolld a nd opera ting legally and proper ly and under the full regulatory supervision of the government," th e sta tem ent sa id . It noted that some of the m subsequently have been th e ta rgets "strong e nforce m en t actions or Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS Elizabeth Flck , Pom eroy; Leo S. Curlls, Pomeroy. DI SC HARGES- Craig Darst, Helen Edwards . .... .. .. .. 2 /~ Robbins & Myers ... .. .......... 22 Shoney's In c .... .. ...... .. ........ .15% Star Bank .... .. .. .... .............. .19V. Wendy' s Inti. . .. .. .. ............ .. . 6'h Worthington lnd .. ............ 23'1. Foreclosure filed A forec losure action has been flied In the Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court by Peoples Banking and Trust Company, Belpre, against David N. Riggs, e t a!., Belpre, In the amount of $158,706.75 (WE,TH) Madame's o.rtdoors a (TU,WE,TH,Fllj Croaofiro 1H t!J (TU) Paid Programming 5:05 [I) (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hogan's Heroes 5:30 (!) (WE) Arch10 Bun~ a~ a Place [I) (TU ,WE, TH,FR) Gomer Pyle I]) This Morning's Business ®J (TU ,WE,TH,Fll) Nighlwatcll t!Jt (WE,TH,FR) Paid Programming @ Getting Fn f2! Esrty Bird News aJ1 Larry Lee 5:35 (MO) Gomer Pyle 6:00 tlJ U NBC News At Sunrise C!l Soap (1) CNN (I) (J) Q ABC World News This Morning ®J CBS Morning News 0] II Bullwinkle Show 1!)1 (WE ,TH ,Fllj Psid Ucenses issued A marriage llcense has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Robert Dean Combs, 21 , Long Bottom, and Jessica Lynn Francis, 18, also of Long Bottom . Dissolution 80ught An action for dissolution has t>een flied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Bessie M . Baughman and Lawrence L. Baughman, both of Middleport. rn Progrwmming continue to do a slow broU as afternoon tempera tures soar we ll @ Bodies tn MotiOn above 100 de~rees . ------Weather------South Central Ohio Variable cloudiness and mid a chance of showers and th under storms Friday ni ght and Sat ur day . There is a c hance of severe thunderstorms Frida y nig ht. Lows Friday ni ght will be nea r 70. wi th highs Sa t urda y in tht• 80s. Chan ce of rain is on percent Friday and Saturday Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of s hower s and thunderstorms eac h da y. Hi ghs wi ll ra n ge from the upper 70s to the m idd le 8~s eae h day , with overnight lows in the 60s. - - - - Meigs announcements---Workshop Saturday The Annual Sports Med ici ne Wo rkshop fnr Meigs, Eastern and So uthern coac hes will be held this Sat urd ay at Meigs Hi gh sc h ool. T ed Georje tf from Sports m ed of Co lumbu s will co nduct this three hour sem inar upd ate. Regtstratron wi ll be f rom 8:308: 50 a.m . w it h the work shop f rom 9-12 a.m . All coac hes in the th ree d istrict s mu st have the sport s medicine c lass in order to coach at the high sc hool level. M eig s athletic di rector Gordon Fisher organizer of the func t ion urges all ar ea coac hes to attend . Conlesttlme changed Because of a co nflict with the SportsMcd Cli nic at M eigs Hi gh Sc hoo l the time for th e Punt -Pass & Ki c k competition as been changed to 7 Sa turday evening at M ara uder Stadium . Regls trativn will be held at 6: 30. the registra t io n f ee Is $2 and the competition Is open to any Metgs-Galtla · Mason Count y kid In grades 4-8. In the eve nt of rain th e event will be held on Saturda y July 28. Dance Cancelled The Rutland dan ce for Sat ur day night ha s been cancelled . A dance will be held o n July 28 from 9-mldnight. Council to meet Pomeroy VIllage Counci l will mef't in specia l session on Mon· day at 7: 30 p .m . at Pomeroy Village Hall . Dates given for cheerleaders program The ICF EXCEL prog ra m for junior and se nior high c hee rlead· i ng squ ads will be held July 24-27, 1990 Ohio University will be host:J,n g the four -day camp held by th e International Cheerlead ing Foundation at th e Athens ca mpus . Th e ICF program is co mple te, It offers original. new m atena l , I ns truction In a thlet ic skil ls, sa fety tr ai nin g, personal a tten lion, major awards and leader shi p progr am s. T he f ee Includes all meals, Intensive tr aining and awards at the final party . For more lnfor matlon , or to register, resident s m ay ca ll JCF at 1-800-255-0296 Entertainers are announced for Ohio River Festival The Ohio River Festival Com mittee in Ravenswood. W .Va.. is proud to announce an all-star entertainment line-up of nationally known entertainers for the 1990 Ohio River Festival m Ravenswood on Aug . I0-12. On Friday, Aug. 10, country sensation Steve Wariner will be appearing for one show on! y at approximately 7:30p.m. He is known for such hits as "Some Fools Never Learn," "You Can Dream of Me," "Life's Highway;· "Small Town Girl" and "Lynda,". as well as his duet with Glen Campbell, '"The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," which resulted in his first Gmmmy nomination for best cmmtry vocal duet. On Saturday, Au~. II. a legend in the music field will be appeanng for two shows set tentatively for 4 and 9 p.m . BiUy Joe Royal is known for such pop music hits as "Down in !he Boondocks," "I Knew You When," "Hush" and "Cheny Hill Park" from the (i()'s as well as such oountry hits as "Burned Like a Rocke~" "I Miss You Already" " Old Bridges Bum Slow.'' .:I'll Pin a Note on Your Pillow " "Out of Sight and On My Millil" and "It Keeps Right on Hurting." A favorite entertainer from the 1989 festival has once again been invited back to appear on Sunday, Aug. 12, at 4 p.m . Billy "Crash" Cmddock is back by popular demand . Other events taking place during the festival are the Three Rivers Boat Races on Aug. II and 12 from II a.m.-4 p.m. ; a car show on Au g II: the Smiths Carnival, Aug . 9-12; and the festival parade, Aug. 11 at !Oa.m. For additional infonnatioo on the Ohio River Festival, contact Lucy Harbert at (304) 273-9372. Bob Romeo at (304) 273-4421 or write P.O. Box 116, Ravenswood, WV 26I64_ 1!11 DayBreak aJ1 Today With Msrilyn 6:10 011 m News 6:25 0 Ill This Morning's Busine11 rn 0 l!ll News (!) Faith 20 lil Flintstones I!]) II C.O.P.S. 0 NBC News AI Sunrise t!Jt (MO,WE,TH,FR) Paid Programming @ Notion' s Businaao Today 1!11 Bu-.. Mooling tH James Robison 6:45 (!) AM 6:30 w.- 7:00 tlJ U ~ Today C!J Pold Programming CD Tom And Jerry'o Funhouse (I) [IJ Q Good Morning A- (!) 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I can't speculate yeL " lltree o ther men have died at Ra venswood during the past month. Jimm y Lee Rider died June 16 from a hcan attack. while working a scx:ond eight-hour shift on the c ompany 's po~ine . The following Jay, plant security guards Peter Baltic and Curtis McClam died f rom suffocation after inhaling carbon dioxrde m the plant's subbasement. Doyle sai d company officrals are ncgleetful of safety. " T he company has rgnored the umon rn their safety plan," Doyle said. " The company has unilaterally abandoned safety proc edures we had in place. Thw procedure is 10 exclude the union." Ravenswood Vrce President for Adminrstrative Services Debbie Boger, however, said the company IS concerned about worker safety. "The other accidents were very unfortunate. It' s JUst a very unfortunate sr tuation ," she said. HunU1gton Chltago All1n11 Coklmbua IJ television program-m ing l!ll (MO) Nightwatch Evans is fourth plant victim during past month Cit~ WSAZ tzJ A guide to local t!J accident on SR 7 Thu r sday . Terri Bowling , 27, was traveling northbound when she failed to sto p for Thomas Richardson, 30, Middleport, who was making a right turn on to County Road 5, according to a r eport from l ht• Ga llla -Me lgs post of the Sta te Hi g hway Patrol. Bowling, R ichardson, and four passengers from Bowling's car were not Injured. Station till NATIONAL WEATHER FORECAST TO 7 AM EDT 7-21·90 A Racine woman wa s cited for failure t o m a in tai n a n Channe l t2JD til ®e Report assured c iPa r distanl'l' ahead when she was Involved in an listings July 21 to July 27 Women cited after accident PROMOTION WINNERS - Jim Cobb, left, presents PJ t silting In car), Brent and John Hensley, right, with a repUca Beretta Indy Pace car. The Hensleys won the car at .lim Cobb Chevroict - T complete Storms dumped over 3 \1, inches of ra in over Preston, Ga., and 2'4 Inches on Gaston, Ala. Early morning tempera t ures ranged from 79 In Miami to 78, Charleston , S.C. , 77 In Jacksonv ille, Fla., 721n Knoxville, Tenn .. and 69 in Atlanta . A 50-mile -wide b and of thunderstorms marched through the Texa s Panhandle early Friday . The storms, extending from northwes 1 Oklahoma Into northeas t New M exi co, dumped heavy rain over the Panhandle towns of Borger a nd Bushland . In the Wes t, ra in showered Colorado and Wy om ing, while cloudy skies covered M o ntana and Idaho. Flood watches were pas ted F r iday in Arizona as stor m s with loca lly heavy rain struck a five-co unt y arPa southeast of Phoenix . T ------ - ..,.-- rn u m til til t!1l Nowa ®J 1121 m (!) I Dream Of Jeannie 11) (MO) Wtld Ame~co C!J (TU) Second Voyego Of Tho Mtml 11) (WE) Dagraaal High 11) (TH) Club Connact 11) (FR) Newton'a Apple (!) R"dlng Rainbow I!Jl Ill Andy Ortfflth IIJ He-Man @ (MO) Motoworfd @ (TU) Running And Racing @ (WE) Inside Tha PGA Tour @ (TH) Budwolaor ThoroughiHod Digest @ (FR) Other Side Of Victory wo~d Today lUI (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hardcotde And McConnlck lUI (FR) Zorro a 1!)1 Totaa Of TM Gold Monkey Naka Jrma Kill ® Creative Living @ Flahln' Hoto News Update lUI Patd Programming ID Ounsmoke Sports Close-Up 4: tO 4:30 (!) Frugal Gourmet Jeff devises fritto mesto, pasta carbonara and ltahan salads. Stereo. (J) til Ill Clt ABC Wide World Of 9porta JeH French (24-0-0) vs Juan Laporte (36-9-0) in a t2 -roundWortd Super Faalllerwaight boot ~: Tour de France Report. a a 10;05 C1J MOVIE: They We"' Expendable (3:00) t 0:10 ShowBiz Thio Week 10:30 (!) At The Movloa Computer Chrontctoa (!) 'Alto, 'Alto l!ll 112llll Garfield And a m F~tnda 1fi Natu,..Scona Nags Head 0 Woods t!)llt'a Your Move ® Thla Week In Country Mualc a!) Futu"' Watch 5:00 l!l MOVIE: Agatha Christie' I Murder With Mirrors (2:00) C!J Thla Did Houae A custom stairway 15 installed in the Concord barn. 0 (!) Wonderful World Of Oltney An itinerant musician finds fulfillment 1n a small town. l!ll m WWF w...autng 1!)1 Murder, She Wrote Trevor Hudson 's Legacy ® Country Beat @ LPGA Tour NowoWelch lUI Bonanza: The Loot ® Side By Side @ Crooked Creek Style all 1!1 Beetleluice t;J 11:00 tlJ II 0 The Chipmunka t;J (!) Hongln' ln 11) Motorwoek '90 This episOde tests the new Park A~enue Ultra Buick . (!) Make Yourself At Home Jump illustrates the joys of planning a pasta party. I!JliD G811Hlr Ted Armabong 1!)1 Youthquake Starving Actors In New York ® Celebrity Outd0<1f11 a) AonogadeofTNT Monster Truck Challenge From St Paul, MN (Pt 2) IT) a!) Naws Update Q!l Cit BrtHah Open GoH Champlonahlp aJ1 Bonanza: Tho Loot Eplaodeo 11:10a Science And Technology Week 11:30 (l) U 0 Seved By The Bell a a Episodes 5:30 (!] The New Yonkoe Workahop Norm Abram constructs a medtcine cabmet. Q 3 Newsmaker Saturday ~ Weekend• Away EVENING (I) Hometlme Lea rn instal!at•on of two types of su ~nded ce•hngs . Wt 1 Of 8:oo til o ®J Q!ICI News ~ 1'rugal Gourme1 o 111 (!) Sneak Previewa Goes Video CIJ Degraaai High Enca begins to date aga1n, many montns attar her abortion. r;J I!]) Ill Superboy 0 It's Your Butlneaa t!Jt Tho Equalizer The Children· s Song NowaWatch IH Bordertown ~Laasla il]) ID Super Sports Follies l!2l WRude Dog And Tho Oweabs t;J 1!)1 Dance Party USA ® Remodeling And Decorating Today @ GomeDay Baseball '90 a a 6:05 CD World Championship Wreatling 6:30 (l) 0 0 NBC Newt Stereo AFTERNOON 12:00 (l) U 0 ALF Telos 0 (!) 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Major League Buaball ®J Cash EKplooion I!2J Ill Ohio Lottery Cosh Exploaion 0 Jooperdyt 0 @ Thta Week fn Country Muak: @ ESPN'a Speedwook Sportt Saturday lUI T And T 8:00 (l) II 0 227 The gang takes Pearl to AtlantiC C1 ty to see Luther Vandross . (A) 0 C!J Auatin City Umilo ( t.OO) (J) Q ®II Super Jaopsrdyt (!) Nat King Cote ®J 1121 Ill Poredioe Ethan·s hfe IS endangered wh1le transporting a pr1 soner (R) nursery dediCated to rare plants t;J l!ll Magnum, P.l. il]) ID World Wide Wrestling 1!21 W KldaMagl 1!)1 MOVIE: Red Alert (2 00) ®Country Kitchen aJ Toyota Atlantic Auto Racing From Watkins Glen, NY iTJ a NowaOoy llli Tha Virginian 12:30 (l) U 0 ALF t;J (I) From A Country Garden (]) This Old Houae A custom sta1rway is installed in the Concord barn. t;1 OW lnSport ® Side By Side Evans And Novak 1:00 (])II Saner Your Home (!) MOVIE: Stagecoach Exproto (I :001 (I) Joy Of Floral Painting C!J The New YenkH Workshop Norm conslructs h1s own sorner cupboard from p1ne and plywood . Q l!ll 1!21 111 Maror League Baaobsll I!]) W MOVIE : Tho Wild Lile tAi t2 00i 0 Future Legends 01 The Sports Worid t3 Going Our Way @ NASCAR Grand Notional a!) NowaDay 1;05 (1) MOVIE; Som Whlakey tPGI(2.00) 1:30 (l) 0 Mort. & Mindy 11) Joy Of Patnttng C!J Or . Who Or Who rands on a pla net wt1ere a herce war rages. tPt t or t Oi ® Remodeling And Decorating Today at Newsmeker Saturday lUI Tho Riflemen 2:00 (l) II Paid Programming (!) MOVIE : Seven Guno To Meso (1 .OOi CD Art Of Witliam Alexander And Rober1 Warren [IJ 1!1 WWF Spotttght On Wrutttng 0 Mille• Genuine Droit 500 I!) MOVIE : Wheels Of Terror (2:00} Stereo . ® Country Kitchen a!) News Update Q!l U Family Ties 0 all !ron Horse 2:10 f2! Health week 2:30 (l) U Future Staf11 In Sports 11) Sewing With Nancy ® Goopol Jubilee a) Barber Saab Pro Roctng Series From Watkin s Glen, NY (T) 12! Style ®II lnSport 3:00 (l) II 0 Saturday Sparta Showc••• (!) MOVIE : Allee Doesn't Live Hero Anymore (PG! 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IR) 0 C!J Smithville Fiddlers a Jamborw (Pi t 01 2i til Ill Q!l Cit 'B.L Stryker' ABC Saturday Mystery Oz and Kimberly are taken hostage by jewel thieves . (A) a ~ a fit Alive From Ott Center A tool< at contemporary American dance forms fr om the street level. t;J l!ll 0(1) Beluly And TM Beoat Diana lights to pr0111ct Vincent as he begins to hunt drug dealers. Stereo. liD • MantarL. With Children Peggy seeks revenge against a baauftp8rlor customer. (A) Stereo: Q __ a Barbar8 Mencntl And Oulh Country ._y TM Mancntl 8lal8re 1D Night Thunder 8 For Sole: Amortco (!) NASA At Work I1JJ 1!2le Amartteeh Senior Open e 11JJ Empty Nett Harry 8:30 (I) reluctantly Agrees to let a _TV ii)Throb 8 Cllulch Street Station 8NewaUpdOte rn 11 . -- ~ ' �- SUNDAY • SUN., JULY 22 • MORNING 5:00 IIJ MOVIE: Remole Conlrol (R) (2:00) rD Seniof PGA Tour Epson Stats Match From Bermuda (T) a $porto Review Iaili Dukeo Of Hauortl 0 Pold I'Togrommlng 5:05 (I) Night Trocko Stereo . 5:30 a Moneyweek Ill! 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James Kennedy Ill Cl llDl Pold Programming liZ Leonard Ropo11 11J CoUiope @ Mercedes Tennis Cup IZil DayBreak all Q World Tomorrow 7:05 ill Tom And Jorry'o FunhouH 7:30 l!l Hour Of Power Ill Q Jerry Folwell (I) Another Pogo (!II Miracles Now With Oral Roberto l!lllll Munstero Today liZ Bible Answoro ~ Groot American Outdooro a Bill story all Cl Contact 8:00 I]) G Sunday Today (]) Chicago'• Vo~ Own [IJ Sooame Streol 0 (I) Nltlonol Geographic e e e Spec::ial A primitive tnbe 1n Cameroon depends on the forest for everythtng . £;I i1t1 It Is Written 1!!118 My Secret Identity 0 Ole Evangelistic Outreach ~ lmagoo IIJ Sundoy Cartoon Expreao a DoyBreak all Cl Richard Roberta 1D Swill Family Robinton 8:05 (I) Fllntotonoo 8:1 5 (]) Whot'o Nu? 8:30 C!J Hlrillge or Faith (J) IJ Day Of Discovery llDl Firat Edition l!ll Now Lallie liZ Lower Ll!lhthouse ll]) Open Bible a Evana And Novak Iaili Robert Schuller With The Hour Of Power 0 IDGOfbort 8:35 CII Fllntotonoo e e 9:00 l!l Muo For ShuHno ffi R1mona The death ol the family cat brings Ramona and Beezus closer together. lila R.A. Well Mlnotrles IIJ Wondorwortcs A Southern matron is suspected of hiding slaves . O 11t1 CBS Sunday Morning 0 l!lll8 Andy Griffith liZ B In Focuo ll]) Jerry Falwell World Of Speed And Beauty Look at France s Pans lo Dak.kar rally, the longest race in the world , and a protile on AI Unser Sr one of Amenca' s most ' successful race car drivers a Morning Nowo aJI Llttlt Clown 1 9:05 (I) Brady Bunch 9:30 (]) B World Tomorrow ill Leave It To Beaver (!)Second Voyege Of Tho MlmiO lllO !IIIli Britioh Open GoH Chompionlhlp 0 I!]) MOVIE: Tho search (I :30) ll2l e Henry Mohon IIJ The Fomouo Adventure• Of Mr. Magoo Truckln" USA Truck1ng jamborees, museums , technical tips, and restoratton are among top+cs featured IZil Your Money aJ1 Gill Along Gang 9:35 CI1 Andy Grlttllh 10:00 I ] ) . Konnotll Copeland I!J Star Starch [IJ Reading Rolnbow 0 IIJ Degroool Hl!lh Enca beg1ns to date again, many months aher her abortion. 0 !l21e Jimmy Swoggert ~ Sunday Today 11J Popeyo • Son 1211 Truc:ko And Tractor Power H1ghlights of the monster truck competition from the Roanoke. Va., Ci~ic Center . rD lnalde The PGA Tour a N•w• updote a e a 1D Polo Pooltlon m 10:05 G - Newo 10:10 a On The Menu 10:30 (!) Dogretol High Joey IS finding H more diHicurr than aver to keep up in high school. a 0 IIJ Club Connoct ill LHe Cholceo Laser Medicine 11J Certoon Expreu 18 Hidden Hetooo Maynard Yingst. crow chief lor NHflA Funny Car champion Bruce Larson Is visited . D Prudtntllll Preoonta: Tlllo WHI!In 8portl (0:30) a ,....,...., Su~~Uy IDIUircom 10:31 (II MOVIE: len Hur (3:32) 11:00 (JJ. At INW I!) MOVIE: The Vanlohlng wo.-(J:OO) [IJ Ralaing Kids (I) Motter Of Taste A Lobster Feast For Frtends 11t1 Magnum, P.l. 1!!118 MOVIE: Sin Of Innocence (2:00) il21111 Larry Jones 11J Jam 1211 lnalde Winston Cup Rating Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes OO·host this fast·paced look. at the world of NASCAR Winston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more @ Sparta Reporters a Newo Update Ill! Lone Ranger 11:toa Travel Guide 11:30 ClJ 0 ll]) Meet The Preos 0 liJ Make Peace With Nature (II ail C1 British Open Continues IIJ New Yon<' a Mealor Chefs il21111 lnSport 11J He·Man ® Championship Rodeo @ GameDay at Sportsweek In Review a::IJ Zono a AFTERNOON 12:00 (]) 0 Mork & Mindy [!) MOVIE: Undercover Women (I :00) CD National Geographic Special A primitive tribe tn Cameroon depends on the lorest lor everything . r;1 ([l Fishing With Kaataway Kuli• Florida Sailfish ®J Face The Nation ll2l Ill @ Paid Programming 0 All American Wrestling @ NASCAR Winston Cup at NowaDay aJl The Virginian 12;30 ClJ 0 Bosom Buddies (!) Motorweek '90 Thts eptsode tests the new Park Avenue Ultra Buick ll) The Issue •llllll Paid Programming •lli Super Sporta Follioo ® Celebrity Outdoors Science And Technology Week 1:00 111 0 ll])W Pa1d f)rogramming I]) Lone Ranger (!) National Audubon Society Specials Examtne sea turtles· pltght and one sc1enttst"s crusade to sa"'e them O (!] Firing Line @I MOVIE: Lace (P11 Of 2) (300) t!lJ 1D MOVIE : Vice Versa !PG) (2.00) •lli Taking Oft [JI Miami Vice A gnevtng Crocket1 torments h1msell attar shoot1ng a young boy Stereo . ® BassMasters Chat Douthit fish for deep-water largemouth bass on M1ssoun 's Truman Lake at NewsDay 1:30 111 0 Pa1d Programming C!l This Week In Baseball (II Mama's Family C!J European Journal ~ tl) Kosair Children's Hospital ® Buck masters Whitetail Magazine Buckmasters members are jo1ned 111 the Ham son Ranch 1n Sonora, Tex11s. to hunt tor whitetail buck . IZil Moneyweek 11!1 Q Fight Back I Willi David Horowitz Ill> The Rifleman a a 2:00 rn 0 MOVIE: A Tale of Two Cities (3:00) (!) Lead·Oif Men CD Travel Magazine I1J Ill WVU Claulc Hlghtlighta (}j Victory Garden J1m take s vtewers on a tour of Victory Garden South "s summer garden C ~Ill CB~ Sports Sunday IBF Welterweight Bout. James McGtrt vs Jose Bermudez (L); Miam1 Motorcycle Grand Pm. {T) «}) National Geographic: On Aasignment 0 MOVIE; Blind Date tpGI3J 12 00) ® Bill Dance Outdoors a) Week In Review 11!1 Cll MOVIE: Educating Rile lPG) (2 00) Q] Iron Horse 2:20 (!) Major League Baseball 2:30 I1J European Joumol l!lllJ MOVIE : Murderer's Row (2 :00) (!) From A Countrv Garden A ViSit To Lilypons @ Hidden Heroes Maynard Y1ngst. crew ch1ef lor NHRA Funny Car champ10n Bruce larson is v1sited. 2:35 Cil Andy Grif!ith 3:00 CD Travelin' Gourmet Etlln1c London IIJ Crafting For Tho 90s Sponge Painting On Fabncs t!lJ 1D MOVIE: The Glitter Dome (2:00) ll]) Leadville Trail 11!1 American Sports Cavalcade Grassroots sporting events ranging from NHAA drag racing to swamp buggy racing. World Report aJJ Big Valley 3:05 CII G-wlll Gomeo 3:30 (!) Bool<mork "uthor Donald Hall discusses poetry. 0 1IJ Sowing Wllh Nancy Personalizing Patterns (Pt. 2 Of 3) a 4:00 (!) Snook Previews Gooa Video IIJ Tho Gentle Docto• Veterinary Medicine Visit Hollywood to meet the animal stars ot the silver screen. ®I liZ Ill Amoritech Senior Open ~ lnSport IIJThrob ®Ill Family naoO Ill! Gunomoka 4:30 [IJ Motorweek "90 This episode tests the new Park "venue UHra Buick. (l)IIJ Iaili Tour Do France Final L"ll Coverage (T) MONDAY IIJ Joy 01 Painting @ Paid Programming IIJ lt'o Your Move 1211 NHRA Today rD LPGA Tour 5:00 ClJ 0 ll1J NBC SportoWorld NHflA Ora~ flac~ng (T) (!) Newton s Apple Peggy Knapp goes beh1nd the scenes at Industrial Ught and Magic. 0 IIJ Mclaughlin Group t!lJ 18 MOVIE: Fortrooa (2 DO) [J Shadow Theater Director Sam Raimi talks about Stephen King 's films in th1S tnterview. ll!llnalde Wlnoton Cup Radng Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-host this last-paced look at the world of NASCAA Winston Cup ractng featuring weekly race h1ghligflts and more . t3 NewsWatch all Bonanza: The Lost Epioodoo 5:30 1!J Twilight Zone [IJ Wild America Bears gather for a four ·week feedmg frenzy when salmon spawn. C Tony Brown'• Journal 0 Hitchcock Presents Survival Of Ttle Fittest Stereo ® Worid 01 Speed And Beauty LOOk. at France 's Pans to Dakkar rally , the longest race in the world, and a profile on AI Unser Sr . one or Amenca ·s most success ful race car drtvers Newsmaker Sunday rn a EVENING 6:oo mo (II m !l21111 am New a (!) MOVIE: G1ri In Room t 3 (1 001 11) Cousteau's Rediscovery 01 The World (f) Bookmark Guest Aian Malan talks on h1s homeland ot South Alnca . 0 @I CBS News 0 ll]) Greatest Sports Legends !HI Murder, She Wrote Double Exposure ® Truckin' USA l rucktng Jamborees . museums. te ctlmcal ttps, and restorat1on are among tOptcs featured Q!J Sportsweek In Review (J] Bordertown 6:05 CI1 NWA Main Event Wrestling 6;30 (1) 0 il]) NBC News Stereo /l111 all Q ABC World News SUnday 0 (I) Raising Kids @I News 1121 W CBS News 0 ® Rood Tott Magazine Don tests the new 1990 c11 rs. p1ckups . sport utihry vehiCles, and vans. rD SportoCenter CHI Inside Business (J] Zono 7:00 lll 0 ll]) Magical World 01 Disney A group of teenagers are lett stranded on a desert •sland . (A) Stereo. C 1!J MOVIE: Gangs Of The City 11 :00) (I) Conaerving America Antmal habttats tn Texas. M11ssachusetts and Montana are seen C (II liJ all Q Life Goes On A t>eloved netgtlbor ts forced to enter a nursing home (A) 0 (I) Eyes On The Prize II Martin Luther Ktng embark s on an ambtttous Poor Peoples Campa~gn . 0 lltl 1!21111 60 Minutes Stere o 3Ill The Outsiders Darrel laces an 1mponant decis1on when h1s co-workers go on stnke . [!I The Equalizer The D1stant Ftre 13 American Sports Cavalcade Grassroots sporttng events rang1ng from NHRA drag ractng to swamp buggy racing. @ Boaoball Tonight a NowsWstch aJ1 Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7:05 (I) NWA Wrestling f)ower Hour 7:30 at Sports Sunday aJ) T And T 8:00 1!J Movie (!) (I) National Audubon Society Speciale Go behind the scenes with those who enforce the nation ·s hunttng laws. Stereo. c;J (II 0 all Cl America'• Funnieat Home Videos En1oy thts week 's showcase of v1deo lootage at everyday events . (A) Stereo. 0 lltl 1!21111 Murder, Sf>o Wrote A fnend of Jesstca becomes mvol~ed w1tll a rich widow (R) Stereo. 0 [DID America's Moat Wanted A Brownsv1Ue youth is abducted by reputed drug dealers . 11J MOVIE: Rambo: Flrot Blood, Port lljR)(2:00) Stereo. @ Major Laegua Baooball a PrlmoNtWI aJ1 Oceano: The Last Frontier 8:05 ill G-wlll Gomeo O 8:30 IIlii Iaili Marshall Chronicles Marshall writes a revealing love letter to Melissa. l!lllll Tho Slmpoono Bart's grandfather organizes the :~),e.s for a surprise attack. t3 NHRA Today 0 American Snopohoto 9:00 I]) • ~ MOVIE: 'Kll Or Be Kllled' NBC Sunday_Night At Tho Movlet (2:0<))_ Q [IJ Maolerploco 1hutro The p1lots of Hornet Squadron await their first combat. (Pt 3 01 6)1;1 lllO Iaili MOVIE: "Tonl!lhro the Ni!lht' ABC Sundoy Night Movie (2:00) /l lltl 1121• Lucky Number MOVIE: 'A Gothoring 01 Old Men' Sundly 111ov1e 12:001 I!]) 11 Manted ..•WIIh Children a cas • MON., JULY 23 • Q IIJ Reading l!ll • Andy Griffith cr)He-Man (!) Moyore: Tho Public Mind (Pt 4 014) Amellca·s political culture reUes on images to escape the truth . 0 IIJ Amorlcon Mooloro II film biography that captures the ~1rit at Cole Porter's work . D Motoworld Hosl Larry Maters g1ves COfTlpl"8hen5rw coverage ol aR facets of motorcycle raang (0:30) iltWarldToday aJ1 Hordcastlt And EVENING 6:00 (]) 0 lll I1J II 11t1 il21111 ll2l Nowo l!ll Dream 01 Jeannie (!) Wild Amerlco Boars gather for a four -week feeding frenzy when salmon spawn. 0 McConnlcl! 6:30 m• 1t :30 [l) 0 Byron Allen Show l!l Trapper John. M.D. Ill 0 ABC News 0 llDl Jeopardy I I!)) Star Trek: The Next Generation ® Truckln' USA Truck1ng Jamborees , museums. techntcal ttps, and restoralton are among topics featured ill Sports Tonight all Q Sports Final aJI Winning Wslk 1 1:45 CllD Entertainment Thit Week ll2l m CrimeStoppo,. BOO ® Q Hart To Hari 12:00 lltl MOVIE : Loco (P1 2 01 2) (2 :30) l!ll CD War Of The Worlds 11) Hollywood Insider ®Trucks And Tractor Power Htghhgtlts ol the monster truck competttton lrom the Roanoke, Va ., C1v1c Center ID CART Molson Indy Auto Racing From TOfonto. Ca nada (T) a World Report Final Edrtlon 0 Lorry Joneo 12:05 CII Goodwill Gomes 12:15!l21 W Face Tho Nation 12:30 111 0 Homo Shopping Spree l!l MOVIE : Barfly iR) (2 :00) ~ War Of The Worlds !!) Paid Programming ® Hidden Heroes Maynard Ytngst. crew chief for NHRA Funny Car champ1on Bruce Larson IS VISited all John Osteen 12:45 (II Ill Star Starch il2l W News aDD Entertainment This Week 1:00 l!ll CD Siokel & Ebert ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Ned Jarret1 and Steve Byrnes co-host th1s last-paced k>ok at the world of NASC"R Winston Cup racmg featunng weekly race highlights and more. q]i Paid Programming 1:30 l!ll CD MOVIE: Cuoter Of The Weot !G) (2 :30) 1211 Celebrity Outdoon Ill! Paid Programming 1;45 ill Cl Newa 2:00 1211 Champlorlohlp Rodeo rD SportoConter a World Report Final Edition 0 Pold Programming 2:15 all Q ABC Newo 0 2:30 l!l Caroon'o Comedy Cluoico 11t1 Paid Programming a Sporto LaleNI!Iht 3:00 l!l TraJ)pef John, M.D. 11t1 McMillan rD lloooball Tonl!lllt a Evano And Novok (!]) Paid Programming 3:30 rn Homo Shopping Spree IIJ Pakl Progromming IZil Future Walch 3:45 a Noworoom c e 4:00 l!l MOVIE: Web 01 DanQOf (1 :00) I!]) II MOVIE: Groce Kelly 10:30) rD Champlorllhlp Wortcout a NewoUpdole Ill! Pold Programming 4:05 (I) NWA Main Event WreatllnQ 4:10 a ShowBiz Thlo Week MOVIE: A T,.. Growo 4:30 I!]) In llroeklyn (1 :30) a2 Rodeo Road To Tho NFR acrollftre . e NBC Nightly - Q'!i 11 Alien Nation George 11J (liB Alit- 0 IIJ Body IElectric IIJ 3-2- t Cont8ct 0 1!1 1!218 CBS- 0 l!llll Tlwee'o ~ a Top eord D Sportst.ook 6:35 CI1 Andy Grilfltll 7:00 Ill . PM M118ozine l!l Andy Grilfltll l)] lnaldeE(!) IIJM.-Lolnf News/tour (II Arr.ir IIJ liZ • I!J Wheel Of Fortunll l!ll II Night Court 0 Miami Voce A oowboy reports the lheh of mepiaceab+e t:N.HI semen Stereo. MUIIC Row Video D SportsConter at Monoylino !Ill Scor1M:IOw & Mrs. King u c"'""" a a a o /i, Newhart a ~ ~esterpiece Theatre The pilots of Hornet Squadron await their lirst combat . (Pt 3 or 6) [!) tD Booker An old lnend comes to Booker for advice aher ho gets engaged . (fl) 0 l1) Counterstlike ror Art"s Sake ® Outdoor Newt Network all Evening News aJI Changed Uvea 10:30 ® Ba11Mastoro Chet Oouth!t fish tor deep -water largemouth bass on Missouri"s Truman Lake q]l John Ankert>erg 10:40 1!J Instant Replay 11 :00 (]) 0 lllllJ IIJ liZ Ill t!ll ®QNews ill Monslers CD American Experience Two very different women befnend each other 1n 1800s Now England 0 l!ll CD Star Trek l1) Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs reluctantly cooperate wtth F&deral agents 1211 World Of Speed And Beauty Look at France s Parts to Dakkar rally, the longest race m the world . and a profile on AI Unser Sr . one of Amenca ·s most successful race car dnvers @ SportoCenter Inside Business all Voried 11 :15ll]) Focus15 1121 W Murphy Brown Miles askes the crew to become role models for ~ung reporters. (A) Stereo. 6:05 CII Bevorty Hl'i!ti!tOialio-otso ~jiiOiands a part '" a video . ® lnoldo Winston Cup Racing Ned Jarren and Steve Byrnes co-host th1s fast-paced look at the workl of NASCAR Winston Cup racing featunng weekly race h1ghl1ghts and more . at Wuk In Review aJ1 In Touch 9:30 t!lJ • In Uving Color 1211 Bill Dance Outdoara 10:00 1!J Newo (!) Myoteryl Holmes and Watson hunt for a one-legged criminaL {Pt 2 Of i 0 0 rn 7:05 Jef!eroons 7:30 111 0 Family Feud (!) Bewitehecl I)] Ent-inmont Tonight IIJ ll1 Mama'o Flmily ®I il218 il]) ..._..,. 0 illl lll M•A-s•H D Motor week lllustroted Crossfire 7:35 CIJ Sanford And Son 8:00 rn 0 ll]) Sister Kale The orphans confront Sister Kate about her addiCtlOn to bingo a /i, Hogan 's Heroes lll ma Clleckerec~ FleQ TWO 1alenled young dr-. compete 1n the hiQh octane world of atuto raang (!) Conserving Amorice Vanous groups bam& Ovet" a Nortfl Carolina coasthne . Q 1IJ Adventure Stephen Pern s goal •s to walk the ent1re lengttl of Japan Q [JI !l2l Ill Major Dad MajOr os on stand-by f01 a secret m'ss10n (P1 t ll~~t,:eo 0 t!lJ CD 21 Jump Garren and HoHs go undercovef 111 a massage par1of C 0 Murder. She Wrote Three Stnkes. You're Out ® Gospel Jubilee @Women's P r o Volleyball From Huntmgloo Beach . C/1 (T) at PnmeNews Ill! MOVIE: Afnco Scroamo (2 •00) 8:05 11J Goodwill Gomes 8:30 111 0 Working Girt Sat attracts the atTillbOn ot Bryn when he 'in&aks mto Tess s party . ~ Mojor League B a . @1 il21111 Sydney Sydney IS laced w1th a decas.on that could change her life. lfll 0 0 Poid Progromming On Stege 9:00 111 0 ~ MOVIE: 'Kete 's Secret' NBC Monday Night At Tho Movieo (2.00) 1!J (II £1 MOVIE: "In ire~~ Delenoo' ABC - y Hight Movie (2 00) 0 a a SATURDAY show profile hiS day. IR) O 1IJ Now Country Video l!ll lll Open Houoo Linda and Ted ara shodl.ed when Mc Swa1n makes a kid his 8SSIS1anl. (R) SIOI'eo . 0 a Ent Meets Wotl 10:00 [l) 0 ~ Hunter Hunter and McCall 1nvesbgate the death or a drug dealer. (fl) (I) Dr. Who Dr Who 1s ambushed by two compallng factoos of Oa)&ks. IIJ Austin City Umito (t 00) llDl ll2l 8 Tour 01 Dutr Taylor and Ru1z are "tl behmd dunng an olfenSMt (Ri Stereo. 0 l!ll CD Frider The 13th: Tho Serie1 IIJ The Hitchhiker 11 lading playwnght will mvade anyone ·s pnvacy for new matenal ® American Music Shop a Evening Nowo r 10:30 1!J News IIJ Hitchcock . , . _ Kandinsky"s Vautt Stereo Teaaa Colwtection q]IToBeA- a 11 :oo rn a (II a 1111 1121 • a!ICI- o !RI @ lloltbltl TOOI!Iht a Copillr Gong Ill! Sco""'"'w I Mra. King s._, tt:30 rne ~ Night LJve Stereo. l!l MOVIE: Firot ~ iRI (2:30) [IJ MOVIE: A Shriek In Tho Night (2:00) (II. wvu Clallic ca.....,. Hi!!hllghta i1t1 MOVIE: -lPG! (2:00) II) MOVIE: Shriek 01 Tho MutiiMocl (2:00) ill Grand Ole Opry ..... e rD !lporlaC-* a Spaota ToniJIIt aaa-.~;~ 12:00 lllB WWF Wmtling C!'~·!• 1!11 F.-y'o NigiiiL- e 13 Barbera ......... And The Mandrel --.. rD IJSBA World Jot Sid T From V i = Beaoh, VA (T) a New .t !liB Bonny Hil._ (II a a~nlerto(nmont Tonight • TUES., JULY 24 EVENING 6:oo rn IJ m lllllJ ~HoWl ®I (]) I Dream Of Jeannie (!) Second Voyage 01 Tho MlmiO IIJ Reading Rainbow 0 I!]) CD Andy Gnlflth 11J Ho-Man ID Running And Racing a World Today all Hardcestle And McConnick 0 6:05 (I) Beverly Hillbilllea 6:30 I]) 0 t!ll NBC Nightly News /i, Newhart ~ lll CIJ 0 AB Newt 0 [IJ Body Electric IIJ 3·2· t Contact 0 iltl liZ Ill CBS News 0 I!]) CD Three's Company 1211 Top Cord 1D SportoLook 6:35 (I) Andy Griffith 7:00 I]) 0 PM Magazine 1!J Andy Griffith I)] lnolde Edition (!) IIJ MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour (II 1iJ Cu,.ent AHalr @I ~ W Wheel 01 Fortune l!lllll Night Court ll]) Paid Programming IIJ Mlsml Vice Crocke" and Tubbs put the brakes on a rolling railroad bordello . Stereo . ® Music Row Video ID SportsConter a Moneyllne 1D Scarecrow & Mrs . King 0 7:05 CII JeHarsons 7:30 rn 0 Family Feud l!l Bewitched CIJ Entertainment Tonight (II 1iJ Memo's Family lltl ~ m il]) Jeopardy I 0 l!ll CD M'A'S•H l2J Major League Baseball 13 Crossfire 7:35 ill Sanford And Son 8:00 [l) 0 t!ll Madock Mochelle and Conrad look tor Matlock. who may have been kidnapped . (fl) Stereo. 0 (]) Hogan's Heroes 1!J I]] 0 Who's The Bou7 Mona has an anesthesta-1nduced dream about Angela 's lather (R) 0 (Z) (!) Nova Actor Judd Htrsch narrates a look at what ma~es New York C1ty tick.a i!Dl I!) Rescue: 911 A pet parrot saves a famtly from death: e young bo~ IS set afire (A) Stereo l!ll CD MOVIE : Bo y Double IAI (2:00) IIJ Murder, She Wrole The Murder Of Sherlock Holmes. P11 1211 Church Stroel Stetion at PrimeNewa aJ1 MOVIE: My Favorite Spy (2:00) IIJ Crime Story Torello's ex ·wtfe turns to him lor help 1n rescuing her new husband. Stante Ill Nalhv~le Now rD 1919 Fardj8udwaioer Truck And Troctor Championship From Kansas Clly . MO(T) aNowoNiQht 12:301]). ~Late Night With David Lattorman (Coatlnued from Prevkms Pa~:e) ® Zoto LoVitt 12:05 (I) Goodwill Games 12:30 rD Cal!lary Stampede Rodeo ShoW<lown (T) 8 Evans And Novak 8 NWA Wrootiing ® V1riod 1:001])8 Fun And Gomoo Ill Gorlloouo Lodlos Of a a Wreotling il]) e Monsters 11J MOVIE: JoystickatR) (2:00) Stereo . all American Music Shop a Newo Updoto Ill! Paid Programming t :toa Trover Guido , :30 rn • Homo Shopping Spree 11t1 Paid Progrommlng I!]) Taleo From Tho Dart! aide 1!21e Iaili Newo Ill Texao Connection Pinnacle 2:00 Toloa From The Dorl<oiclo 1!11 Pold Progrommlng I!]) B MOVII!: Sarnothing Bill (PG) (2:00) Ill Chomplorllhlp Rodeo e a rn rDSpartaC-r • THURS., JULY 26 0 Jowioh Voice 2:30 l!l Monatero lltl Pold Programming rD - - Host Larry Ma~s gives comprehensive coverage of all facets of motorcycle racing. (0:30) Ill $porto laleNI!Iilt 111 Variod 3:00 l!l At The MoVIes I!J MOVIE: Equaher 2000 (2:00) D LPGA Tour Phar-Mor Youngstown Class1c 3rd Round From Youngstown. OH(T) Ill NowoNi!!ht Mlcholob Preoonto a. Hight Mualc ID Preloa Tho Lard S:30 l!l Runeway Wllh Tho Rich 6, oo rn o Ill (II 111 11t1 ll1l m ll]) News (!) I Dream Ot Jeannie [IJ Club Connect (I) Reading Rainbow 0 l!llll Andy GnHith 11J He·Men Budweiser Thoroughbred Digest a World Today Ill! Hsrdcaotle And McCormick 0 6:05 CII Beverly Hillbilliea 6:30 (]) 0 t!ll NBC Nightly Newo = /i, Newhart ~ CIJ Ill AB News 0 I)] (!) Body Electric (I) J.2 ·1 Contact 0 @I ~m CBS News 0 t!lJ CD Three's Company ®Top Card @ SportsLook 6:35 Andy Griffith 7:00 ill 0 PM Mogulne (!) Andy Griffith 11J Inside Edition m IIJ MacNeil Lehrer New1Hour I)] Ill Current A flair @I 1!21 W ~ Wheel 01 Fortune I!]) CD Night Court 11J Miami Vice Tubbs helps Castillo investigate a ma1or cocaine smuggler Stereo. Music Row Video @ SportaCenter at Monoyline aJ1 Scarecrow & Mrs. King rn a 0 7:05 CII JaHoraons 7:30 ClJ 0 Family Faud (!) MajOf League Baaeball I1J EntorUIInment Tonight I1J Mama's Family @I ~ 11 ~ Jeopardy! 0 I!]) Ill M' A •s•H D Pro Bowlero Alloclation at Cro11flre 7:35 CII Sanford And Son 8:00 I]) 0 @ Coaby Show fludy borrows the laundry money to buy the latest fashion rove . (A) I1J I1J 11 Father Dowling Mysterin A con man takes off with money reserved for an orphanage. (A) Stereo. 0 (!) Home~me fiometlme looks at different ways of traati'l3 wood celllngs .(P1 2 m 01~omotlmo Learn IIJ insrallatlon or two typas or ~uQ"nded ceilings . (P11 Of &F- § IIIIEaat Moeto West 4:00 l!l MOVIE: Cracllero(PG) (2:00) 1111• MOVIE: Yll""JJ W.nlon IRI (2:00) Ill lanJ King Weekend Ufestyloa 01 The Rich 1121e 48 Houro Stereo. 11 MOVIE: PoHorgollll II: Tho Olhof Sldo (Ptl13) (2:00) 11J Munier, She Wrote Deadly Lady American Music Shop PrtmoNewl 0 MOVIE: Tilt Court Jootor ·Fae a a 4:G5 CII Night Traclla Stereo. 4:30 rn • Homo Shopping Spree 'r 8:05 CII Goodwill Games 8:30 l!l Major League Baooball (II (II q The Wonder Years Kevin is sorely tempted to cheat to keep up in math class (A) S1ereo. O ®On Stage 9:00 I]) 0 1!211n The Heat Of The Night Gillespie tries to stop a man lrom harming his da~ter ~RI Stereo. 0 I1J 0 oaeanno Roseanne can·t resist meddling in Jackte 's new romance. (A) Stereo O (!) IIJ American Experience The failure ol Prohibition is documented through witnesses and film . t;1 l!Dl il2l W MOVIE: 'Tarran In Manhattan' CBS Tuolday Movie (2:00) 0 [! Budweiser Presents: Tueoday Night Fighll ® Nashville Now at Larry King Uvol 9:30 C1J l!l 0 Coach Hayden hides in the woods to avotd attendmg Kelly ·s wedding . (fl) Stereo. 0 10:00 I]) 0 t!ll Real Lila With Jane f)auley Jane Pauley looks at step·ch,ld/step.parent relationships. (I: I)] Ill lhirtysometlllng Her sister"s visit only adds to the stress of Nancy·s recomy . lA) Stereo . 0 CIJ Newswatch (!] f).O.V. Four door-to·door Bible salesmen travel between hype and despa ir (I 30) ~ 1!!1 CD ew Twilight Zone iB Evening News q]l 700 Club Wrth Pot Robert1on 10;30 (I) Ralting Kids l!ll CD Taxi Crook 6 Chase @ MajOf League Baseball 11 :00 111 0 I)] CIJ llJ @I liZ Ill il]) News (!) Moyers: The Public Mind (P1 4 Of 4) Amorica·s political culture relies on tmages to escape lho truth. 0 l!ll CD Arsenio Hall I]] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs must find an escaped prisoner in the Everglades ® Church Stroot Station at Moneyline il!J Batman 11 :301110 t!ll Tonight Show Stereo. 1!J News •C1l Cheers~ IJ)IiJ Nlghtl ne 0 11t1 Night Court cr2l W 'Stingray• CBS Late Night Sttngray uncovers a secret government plan to htde crimtnals . (A) ®On Stage 12!1 Sports Tonight q]l MOVIE: My Favorite Spy (2 :00) 12:00 (!) Twlli~hl Zone C1J N1ft11ne Q Ill Ill ntorta1nment Tonl!lht 11t1 Magnum, P.l. (!!J CD Love Connection a 11J Crime Story lndelil struggles to free his eK.girllriend from the streets Stereo. 1211 Nashville Now Country mus1c's hottest stars are featured live. aNewsNight 12:05 (I) Goodwill Gamoo Track "nd Field: Men·s Basketball. USA vs USSR : and Swimming (T) t2:3o rno t!lll.ate Night With David Lottonnan 1!J MOVIE: The Seduction (AI (2:30) C1J Into The Night Stereo (II Ill Hard Copy I!]) Ill After Houro 12:37 ~ W News 1:00 lllliJ Goraldo i1t1 MOVIE : Loaded Guns (PGt(2:00) I!]) CD Rawhide 11J Hitchcock Preoonto If Looks Could Kill Stereo. a ShowBlJ Today 1:30 I]) 0 1!21 Later With Bob Costal 11J News 0 Hitchcock Pretents A Very Happy Ending 11!1 Crook • Chaoe @ SportoCantor NowoNight Updllle aJ1 Paid Progremmlng 2:00 I)] Love Connection I!]) II MOVIE: Mountain Man iGt(2:00) ~ Budwelaer Presents: Tuesday Night Fi!lhll 12 flound USBA Heavyweight IItie bout . Carl (Tho Truth) Williams vs an opponent to be announced, from Atlantic City, NJ (T) ® Music Row Video a1 Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Racing Thunder On The Ohto From Evensville, IN (T) aJi 700 Club With Pat flobortaon 2:30 ill 0 Horne Shopping Spree (1) Aher Hours at Sports LateNight 3:00 l!l Caroon'o Comedy ClalliCI 11J Everydoy With Joon Lunden tD SportsLook at Nowo Overnight aJ1 Paid Programming 3;30 1!J Tales From Tho Dorkolde @I McCloud @ Motorcycle Racing Laguna Seca 250 From Monterey. CA (T) 3:45at Neworoom 4:00 C!1 MOVIE : Gin On Tho Run (1:30) ~Ill MOVIE: Coaot To 0811(PG)(2 :00) 11J Allred Hhchcock Hour Beast In View at Larry King Ovomigllt aJ1 Paid Programming 4;05 CII Laove II To Beever 4:30@ t990 AMA Supercro11 From Los Angeles. CA In 4:35 Cil I Love Lucy • (2 :00) 8:05 ill Goodwill Games 8:30 ClJ 0 :fli Different World Dwayne and Walter tell ol the1r explotts tn recr ut!lng a studen t IAJ 0 (I) Sneak reviewa Goes Video (I) Wild America L1ttle -known areas of Texas prov1de a home to many creatures. ~ ®On Siege 9:00 111 0 t!ll Cheer• Carla agrees to split Eddie s estate w1th hts other widOw . {A) Stereo"3 C1J (II ' The Brotherhood Two brothers on opposite stdas ol the law fight to control thetr lamt ly and each other. Stereo. CD (!) Mystery! A woman IS found dead. and her two brothers bab!lle msanely 0 11t1 ll2l W Eddie Capra Myolarleo ~ MOVIE: The Blues othoro 1Ri(2 :30) ® Nashville Now @ Top Rank Boxing at Larry King Llvel 9;30 111 0 t!ll Grand Tom tne s to keep hiS runaway son a secret trom Carol Anne . (A) Sweo 0 10;00 0 t!ll L.A. Law S1 luente s represents a forme r law clerk who was llfed. (fl) 0 I]] (II llJ Primetime Live Stereo. 0 (L) Newswatch (I) Thriving On Chooo (PI 1 Of 3) 11t1 ll2llll Northam Expoouro Joel and Maggte ·s relttonshlp takes a sem1-amorous turn. Stereo. 0 l!ll CD New Twilight Zone a! Evening News Ill! 700 Club With Pat Robertoon 10:30 l!l Nowo [IJ Maotorploce Theatre The pilots of Hornet Squadron await their first combat . {P1 3 rn 016)~ l!ll CD axi ®Crook & Chaoe ,, :oo rn o m (II a o ~~Z 111 ~Newo I!J TwiUght Zona l!lllll Aroonlo Hall 1211 American Muorc Shop ID Baseball Tonl!lht a Moneyllne Ill! Belman 11:301])11 1!21 Tonl!lhl Show Stereo. 1!J Magnum, P.l. lll Choero'&, [IJ One On • Ill Ill Nl!lhUino 0 i1t1 Ni!!ht Court 0 'Ni!lilt Heat' CBS loll Nlghl Slashings ahow thai a murderous prostitute Is prowling the streols.(R) IIJ Miami Vice A small bust loads Crockett and Tubba to a miNion dollar oparallon. e • WED., JULY 25 EVENING m (II a 11t1 ~Newa 1121 m [!) I Dream 01 Jeannie (!) Degra111 High Joey is finding it more difficult than ever to keep up in high schooL:?. IIJ Read ng Rainbow 0 11] 18 Andy Griffith 11J Ho-Men ID lnoido Tile PGA Tour 8 World Today q]l Hardcaotlo And McConnlck 0 6:05 CI1 Beverly HIHbillloa 6:30 rn • ll2l NBC Nightly Now• /i, Newhart~ I]] (II Q A News 0 [IJ Body Electric (I) 3-2· 1 Contact 0 11t1 il21111 CBS News 0 l!lliD Three's Compony 1211 Top Card ID SportoLook 6:35 CI1 Andy Griffith 7:00 (]) 0 PM Magazine l!l Andy GriHith (II lnolde Edition [IJ IIJ MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour (II llJ Cu,.ent Aflair iltl il2l W t!ll Wheal 01 Fortune 1!!1 CD Night Court IIJ Miami Vice A double murder puts Crockett and Tubbs on trail of Chilean cop. Stereo. ® Music Row Video @ SportaCenter at Monoyllne ~ Scarecrow & Mrs. King a 0 7:30 I]) 0 Family Feud l!l Bewrtchod C1J Entertainment Tonight (II Q Mama•o Family ®: llliD ll]) Jeopardy! 0 l!llll M"A"S"H rD Home Run Derby Duke Snider vs Henry Aaron a AHer he saves her life, Simone agrees to go out with Dann,.rJt~O 11J !l2l urncano Sam " curious young boy creates havoc tor his family . Q 1211 On Stage D Major League Baooball 9:00 I]) 0 ll]) Night Court A silver-suited crime-lighter holds Dan hostage with a ray gun . (R) I1J (II 0 Doogle Howser, M.D. Doog1... lather considers grv1ng up his medical pract1ce. {R) Stereo ~Tatoo From Ohio IIJ il21111 Jake And The Fabnan Jake discovers his s1ster"s future husband may be • mobster. (R) 0 t!lJ CD Molloy Molloy misses her surprise birthday party when she stays out late . Stereo. 0 MOVIE: Snow Kill (2:00) ® International Motorsports Hall Of Fame Induction The 1nau8ural Induction ceremony ol 2 legendary motorsports figures from around the world . Telecast live tram Birmingham. Ala Larry King Live! 9:30 Cil II Dear John K.rk tnvites John on a ski weekend, then roots loh out. (Rj Stereo 0 I1J Ill 0 Anything But Love Hannah asststs Many ·s gtrlfriend tn planntng hts b1rthd".J: ~arty (fl) Stereo 0 1!!1 CD o lywood Dog In need for money. Hollywood Dao takes BOdine Frank under hts w1ng. Stereo. ll]) Paid Programming 10:00 rn 0 t!ll Quantum Leap Sam becomes a two-b1t detective suspected ol murder . (A) Stereo . r;J (!) News o]) (II Ill China Beach The res+dents a! Ch1na Beach reflect on thetr personal ~osts . (fl) Stereo. 0 New1watch (!) American Playhouse A black family ts torn between the m1ddle class dream and c ha~e . O tm W Top Cops A policewoman handles her first hostage s1tuat1on. l!ll lll Now Twilight Zone Q!J Evening News aJ)700 Club With Pa1 Robert1on 10:30 (1J American Patchwork The MtSSISSIPPt Delta ·s contrtbuhon the blues 1s exam1ned []) 18 Tui a 7:05 CII JeHarsona Crot~fire 7:35 CII Sonlord And Son 8:00 0 ll1J Unaolved Mysterill A proftle ot a Chicago kidnapp1ng more than 45-~ars- ago . (A) Stereo (]) MOVI : Death Wish II tRI (2 :00) (I: (I) Ill Growing Pain1 Jason cons1ders movmg t11s practice out of the house. (Pt I Dl 2) (R) 0 (!) (I) National Geographic Special Elephants m their many lacets are exammed S tereo .~ @I liZ Thlo to America, Charlie Brown, Part 8 (0:30) l!lliD Glory Days Lovejoy qu1ts school and •s htred by a local newspaper . Stereo. «J Murder, She Wrote The Murder 01 Sherlock Holmes. PI 2 ® Conversation With Dinah tD Major League Baseball Moge•lne at PrimeNewo Ill! MOVIE : My Friend Irma Goeo Woot [2:00) 8:05 CII Goodwill Gamoo 8:30 I)] Ill Q Head Of The Cleos rn On Stage @ SportoContor at Sports T onlght aJj MOVIE : Tho Court Jeoter (2:00) 12:00 I]] N1~Uine Q (})Ill ntertatnmenl Tonight @I Magnum, P.l. @ II Love Connection ® Naohvllle Now @ Mickey Thompoon"o Off Road Grand Prix Championship From Phoentx , AZ (T) IZil NewoNight t2:05 (I). Goodwill Gomes 12:30[l)0 ll]) Late Night With David Letterman 1!J MOVIE : Under Mexicali Staro (I 00) o]) Into The Night Stereo . (II I!) Hard Copy t!lJ Ill After Hours 0] Clime Story Luca return s triumphantly to Las Vegas alter betng granted 1mmu111ty Stereo t2 ;37!l21111 News 1;00 (II 0 Gerardo @I MOVIE: Moonshine County Express iPGi (2 .00) I!JIID Rawhide tD NHRA Budweiser Spring National Drag Racing From Columbus. OH In at ShowBiz Today 1:30 ill 0 il]) Later With Bob Co1t11 (!) MOVIE: Thundering Trails WEDNESDAY 6:oo rn u THURSDAY a • EVENING ar.-tlonal ldentl • ll2l m ill Magnum, P.l. l!ll • Love Connection !IIIli Byton Allen Show 1211 On Stage 0 12:00 [!) Twilight Zone (II N. htlino C~~~napv rn Twilight Zone I!]) • Areonio HaU"o Weekend Jom 11J MOVIE: Happy (2:00) experiences the joys and discomforts of pregnancy . (R) Stereo . 0 IIJ Primo Time WrootllnQ Tito Santana & Jim Brunzell vs Demohtion 1211 Nalhvlllo Now D World Woter Ski Tour From Lansing. Ml In a Larry King uvo1 9:30 11t1 1121 e Doolgning Women Mary Jo takes a second jOb when she doesn ·t get her ch11<l-support. (fl) Stereo. 0 10:00 (!) Newswatch (f) Greet Performances The m•sadventures ol a former htm goddess . 0 11t1 !l21• Face To Face Wllh Connie Chung Connie tnterv1ews Bruce Willis, New Kids on the Block and repOrts on the Morgan Foretlch child-abuse case . t!lJ Ill New Twlll!lht Zone @ Pro Surfing O'Neii/Pepsi Cold Water Classtc From Santa Cruz. CA (T) at Evening News Ill! 700 Club WHh Pat Robortlon 10:30 (I) Gennany live The Black FOieSt l!ll ll Taxi ®Crook & Chaoo @ Surfer Magazine (0 30) 11 :00 (]) • I)] (II llJ IIJ ll2llll ll]) Nowo 1!!1 II Arsenio Hall 0 Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs get the lead they need on a drug trader. al F1irs And Festivals Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo features grueling rodeo compet1t1on . Tanya Tueker 10 concert. trail ndes, parades. and other festivities ID Baoeball Tonighl a Moneylino aJI Batman 11 :30 I]) e ll2l Best 01 Corson Stereo. l!l News l!l Cheers O (!) European Joumol Ill Ill Nlghdlno 0 lltl Ni!!ht Court !l21e 'Stingroy• CBS Late Night Noted artiSt and St1ngray·s former client has her life threatened. (fl) @SpomCantor a Sports Tonlght !Ill MOVIE: Africa Screomo (2:00) TUESDAY tt :oo mo Ill mo llOJ ll2l m !l2l News 1!J Twilight Zone [!) Q1 Arsenio Hall 0 Miami Vice Sonny goes to 1a11 lor not revealing the name of his inlormant ® Con~ersation With Dinah at Moneyline Q])Batman 11:30 I]) 0 t!ll Tonight Show Ste reo. 1!J Magnum. P.I. C1J Cheers 0 {I) American An Forum (II llJ Nl!lhtllne 0 11t1 Nl!lhl Court cr2llll 'Wolf" CBS Late N1ght Tony agrees to find the runaway wile or one ot ~tan's clients . (A) 0 On St=s• tD Sport enter aaJi MOVIE: Sporto Ton'ft My rlond Irma Goao Wool (2:001 12:00 11J Nra;trlno ~ (II 11 ntorUI nmont Tonl!lht 11J Magnum, P.l. l!ll CD Love CoroiOctlon 11J Crime Story Toralio follows the trail of a crazed killer to Mexico. Stereo International Motoroportl Hall Of Fame Induction The 1n11u8ura.l induction ceremony ol 2 legendary motorsports f1gures trom around the world. Telecast live from Birmingham, Ala. tD Baseball Tonight NewsNigllt 12:30 mo ll1J Late Nl!lht With David Lattorman (!) MOVIE: Raorviow Mirror (2:30) I]] Into Tho Nl!lht Stereo. I]] Q Hard Copy t!lJ 1D Alter Houro tD NFL Yearbook Los Angeles Rams 12:35CIJ G-wm Gamoo Track And Field: Men's Basketball. USA; Women's Volleyball, Semifinals: and Water Polo, USA vs USSR (T) 12:37 1!21 W News 1:00 I)] llJ Garaldo IIJ MOVIE: Mako: The Jawo 01 Doalh iPG) (2:00) t!lJ ID Rawhide IIJ Hrtchcock Preoonto Animal Lovers Stereo. @ Surfer Magazine (0.30) ShowBiz Today 1:30 ill 0 1!21 later Willi Bob Cootao -:11 News 0 Hitchcock Preaents The Canary Sedan tD Oulksilvor Surfing In Memory Of Eddie Alkau NewaNight Update !Ill Paid Programming 2:00 I1J Love Connection t!lJ CD MOVIE: Mahogany iPGI (200) [) Prime Time Wreatting Muolc Row Video @ lnolde Tho PGA Tour ~ 700 Club With Pat Robertaon 2:30 Ill 0 Home Shopping Spree (j) AHer HOUri @ SportoCentor Sports LateNi!lht 3:00 (!) Caroon'o Comedy Cla11ics IIJ Everyday With Joan Lunden tD SportoLook Nowo Ovtmight !Ill Paid PrOQfOmming 3:30 (!) Taloo From The Darkalde 11J McMIII•n ~ LPGA Tour Phar-Mor Youngs town CIIISSIC Final Round From Youngstown, OH (T) aJ1 Paid Programming 3:45 Neworoorn 4:00 (!) MOVIE; Malage (2 :00) 11] 18 MOVIE : Revenge 01 The Cheerleadero(RI (2:00) 11J Alfred Hitchcock Hour Anyone For Murder Larry King Ovomighl Q] Paid Programming a a a a a a a a a FRIDAY • • FRI., JULY 27 EVENING 6:00 rn o C1J mo 11t1 ll1l m @News (!1 I Dream Of Jeannie (!) Newton's Apple Peggy Knapp goes beh1nd tile scenes at lndustnall1ght and Ma2'c ~ (!) ea 1ng Rainbow 0 t!lJ 1D Andy Griffith IIJ He-Man ID Ofher Side Of Victory IZil World Today all Zorro 6:05 CII Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 111 0 il]) NBC Nightly News £Newhart~ I)] (II Ill AB News [IJ Body Electric (I) 3-2·1 Contact 0 0 i1t1 lll W CBS News 0 t!lJ CD Three's Company ®Top Card @ SportaLook q]l Rln Tin Tin ~ - 9 Cop 6:35 (I) Andy Griffith 7:00 I]) 0 PM Magazine 1!J Andy Grif!lth 11J Inside Edition (!) (I) MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour (II llJ Culfent Affair 11J ll2l W ll]) Wheel 01 Fortune t!lJ 1D Nigh! Court [)Miami VIce Crockett can ·t arrest a senal killer without blowtng his cover. Stereo 1211 Music Row Video @ SportoCenter a Moneyllno all Scarecrow & Mrs. King (1 :00) Cil News 0 Hollywood Insider Chase at NewoNigilt Update aJJ Varied 2:00 Cil Love Connection t!lJ 01 MOVIE: Throe Dayo 01 Tho Condor tRt(2:30) 11J MOVIE: Winning (PG) (2 .30) 11!1 Music Row Video @ Running And Racing aJi 700 Club With Pat Robortoon 2:30 ill 0 Homo Shopping Spree (!) To Be Announced I)] After Houro @ SportoCentor Sporto LatoNI!Iht 3:00 (!) Caroon'o Comedy Clanlca 11J Evaryday With Joan Lunden rD Spor1aLook at News Overnight aJ1 Paid Programming 3:30 (!) Taloo From Tho Dorkaldo 11t1 Columbo @ Budwololf Thoroughbred Dlgoll 3:45at Noworoom 4:00 l!l MOVIE: Lady AI Mldnl!lht (1 :00) D Jlmmr Houoton Ou-.. 8 lorry King Overnight (!]) Pakii'IOgNmminQ 4:0511J Loavo n To Baa4:30 I!]). MOVIE: Fanner TakN A Wlla (1 :30) . a Crook I 0 7:05 CII Jefferaono 7:30 I]). Family Feud 1!J Major League Bauball (II Entortolnment Tonight (II q Mamo'o Family lltl liZ • 0 Jeopardy! 0 l!liiD M"A'S•H rD Mo)or League Baaoball at Crooollre 7:35 CII Sonlord And Son 1:00 ClJ G ll]) Brei Maverick Bret uses a questionable Columbian artifact to finance a con game. (R) 11J (II Ill Full House Plans lor an i<lylllc Hawaiian vacotlon go a~R~1;1 (!) 1IJ Wllhl eek In ReVIew Stereo. ~ !l21GI Primo Poll a § • MOVIE: All 01 Me (PG) (2:00) 11J Murder, She Wrote Birds 01 A Feather 1211 Toxu Connocllon ' l ~ PrimeNews Bums And Allen Collage Goodwill Games 0 8:30 :I) I]] Ill Family Maners Rachel and Harnette acctdentally smash up Carl s patrol car. (R) ~ :I) Wall Street eek With Louia Rukeyser An tn..,.estment strat egtst diSCUS SeS the outlook fo r th e rest of t 990. C!J Wall Street Week With Louis Rukeyser Q llDl il]) W Matchmaker A matchmaker embarks on he r persona l miSSIOn to nd the world ot lonely people by starttng a v1deo dating ser-wtce. ®On Slage 9:00 111 0 lli Yellow Rose Roy nsks the ranch when he offe rs the 011 rtghts as ba1l . (AI llJ I]] 1iJ Perfec1 Strangers Balkt refuses to close the wmdow. m hopes o! a parrot"s return . iR) 0 (!) The Story 01 English (P1 4 Of 9) Trace the Scott1sh 1nfluence lrom Northern Ireland to Amenca . Stereo (!) Evening At Pops llDl il2l W Newhart 0 [JJ Hitchcock Presents Don t Sell Yoursett Short Stereo ® Nashville Now at! Larry King Livel 9:30 CI: (II Ill Just The Ten 01 Us Mane feels that her sexy s1ngmg style caused a man s death . (R) ~ ~ il2l I!) ISh You Were Here Donny d1scovers skeletons 1n the closet when lle traces h1S roots IIJ Ray Bradbury Theatre A c r a~tng lor stlence dnves a man to violence 10:00 (]) 0 il]) Midnight Caller Jack unravels a web of mystery in the world ol an rorgery (fl~ Stereo I1J Ill q 0/20 Wee ly News MagaZine Stereo. 0 [IJ Newowatch 1IJ American Patchwork Appalachia 's contribution to the pioneer culture is examined . llDl !l211D Room For Romance A woman finds separation from her lifelong love difficult. I!]) Ill Now Twilight Zone 11J The Hllchhlkor " hypocritical mayor is confronted by his own dark past. a Evening Nowo Ill! 700 Club Wllh Pat Robortlon 10:30 l!l Nowo a:lJ 8:05 CII 51 'I (1J Great f)ertormanc:ea A defeated. m•ddle-aged writer attempts a comeback at a mov1e studio E;1 [D GJ Major League Buebarr 0 Swamp Th1ng ®Crook & Chooe @ Major Loegua Beaoball 11;00 (]) 0 lll I)] liJ llDl ~ • (]]) Hewa 1!J Twilight Zone cr:J Miami Vice Two amateur smugglers are Crockett"s only lead to the Colombians . ®Funny Bu1ine11 With Charlie Chaoe IV Charlie Chase plays tncks on country muSIC stars and tans alike at Monoyline GJ) Zorro tt :3orno ll1J Tomght Show Stereo (!) Magnum, P.l. I1J Cheero 0 CD Alive From Oft Center A look at con temporary Amencan dance forms from the street level . (II a Nighdino llDl Night Court il21 111 '21 Jump Street" CBS Late Nigh! Booker goes undercover with a gang ol ~h school drug dealers. (R) B Sporto Tonight (Ill Bordertown 12:00 llJ N:a;tllno ~ (II Q ntortl nment Tonight @I Magnum, P.l. 0 MOVIE: BHnd Dato(PG131 (2:00) 1211 Naohvllle Now a NowoNigllt aJI Burnt And Allen Collage 12:30 (]) G ~Late Ni!lht With David Letterman l!l MOVIE: Son of God'o Counlly ( 1:00) I)] Into The Night Stereo (II Q Hard Copy il21111 SRO 12:35 CII Goodwll Gamoa Men·s Basketball, Sam111nals: Women 's Team Gymnast.cs; and Wrestiing, USA (T) 1:00 (II Q Gerardo 11J MOVIE: loland Claws (I :30) a ShowBir Today 1:30 I]) G II)) Frldoy Nl!lht Vidooo l!l MOVIE: Bayond The Loot Frontier (1 :00) I)] II) • Newt I!]) • Areonlo Nell crook • Chloe @ 8portaCentor NowsNight Updoll 2:00 I1J Lave Coro;.oc:llon 11J MOVIE: Oddballa (2:00) a a �The Daily Sentinel 20, 1990 BORN LOSER ~~ tOH, IH l.fFT 1111S~ Television Viewing I"I'D ";A'{ lH~'D li!E LIJGI(.'""l ( !Dif.fM{, V«X!LD \tJti bN~ IF ~¥ COULD~ '{()u lD WOr<:.i< Fcf.. lllE.\1 N£ A~~DA110t,r; • I, I FRI., JULY 20 EVENING TIIAl UILY rurnn - - - - - - ldltd ~y CLAY R. POUAN OReorrange letters of th• four Krambled word• below to form four simple word1 . • I rn ma 11 111 (() 111 11101 Nowo (!) Other Sldo Of Victory f1) Nowton'o Apple Naluralist Nancy Gibson discusses the habits ol I he orangulan . 0 (f) Reading Rainbow 0 ID liD Andy QriHith 01 World Today iiJ Ha·Man @ I Dream Of Jeannie 6:05 ({) Beverly Hlllblllu I I I 1I 2 a AND NOBOD'i KNOWS T~E'( Pll.OBABL'( RAN OUT OF COOKIES FOR SURE W11AT llAPPENED TO TI-IEM ... R AS L N~ I.' I' I I r R!:kiEW OOR fO fH£1R ,>\AIJA£ I u;' > <f WAY - 0 ; ,_ .• '{ou' $Tl/f'IP · C.LOt> ·. a-~~ -. ALLEY OOP HAVE YOU SWI ICHED O N THE OPTICAL D EVI CE, HIGH ONE ? YES~ NOW I CAN SEE YOu AS IF TH ERE \N'ER.HJ'T ANY MI ST AT tt.l.L lt-J THE CHA.MBER : REMARKABLE! IT WORKS! 7:30 II(]) Family Feud C!J Major League Baseball II ill Entartolnmont Tonight Ill (I) Mama'o Family 01 Jeopordyl 0 . Ill ID liD M'A'S"H l!lJ Croullre ~ Major League BasebaU m a 7:35 ({) Sanford And Son 8:00 (]) MOVIE: The Big Wheel (2:00) I I (2) Brei Maverick A d•me novel1st devises a plo1 lor h1s next book . (R) I I ill Cl (I) Full Houao Joey·s new assertiveness causes a rift with Jesse . (R) f1) (f) Washington Week In Review Stereo 0 Ill (I) cr2l Primo flme Pets Stereo Ill I!D MOVIE: Vice Versa a 8:05 CII GC>OGwlll Games 8:30 DIll Q (I) Family Maners Carl pushes Eddie to makA the high school basketball team . !AI 0 (!) Well Street Week With Loula Rukey"r A top trwestor diSCusses how the summer is shaping up. (f) Wall Slreet Weak With Loulo Rukoyaor 0 ®J Ill cr2l Candid Camera Comedy Shopping Spree Allen Fun! catches ord1nary Americans 1n their obsession with shopp1ng. ®On Stage a WI~TRHOP MOHK MEEKLE Al\0 YOU KNON VvHAT GERMS ARE"> THEY'RE INSIDIOt-15 , AND EVIL' YOW kNOVV Wf-'AT EL5E THEY ARE 1 YEAH ... 130RING-. ----------- HAHNEY PORE PAW II HE 'S HAVIN' ANOTHER ONE OF HIS ~/) NIGHTMARES 9:00 I I (2) Yellow Rose Roy meets w•th the daugnter of the man who 1s out to get him. (AI I I ill Q (I) Perfect Strengera Larry is determined that Lyd1a will appear on televis1on . (R) 0 (!) The Story 01 English (1>1 3 01 9) Examine Shakespeare·s art and the spread ol English to the colonies. Stereo . · (f) Evening At Pops Ill Ill 01 Newherl Stereo I]]) Lorry King Llvel <!J Hitchcock Prosonls For Art 's Sake Stereo ® Nashville Now 9:3011111 Ill()) Jull Tho Ton Of Us After a bad date , Cindy wonders it men are worth 11. lA) Ill Ill cr2l Wish You Were Here A young man buys a videocamera to record life 's special moments. i1J Roy Bradbury Theatre Astronauts on Mars are greeted by long-dead loved ones. 10:00 Cll 700 Club With Pot Roborlson I I C2J Midnight Caller Killian attempts to help free a young bOMer from a promoter. (R) Slereo. O 111 111 Ill 20120 weekly News Magazine 0 (!) Newawatch (!) American Potchworl< The Mississippi Delta 's contribution the blues is examined . ®J ll cr21 The Bakery A California police precinct survives 40 years in a coverted bekery . Slereo. lli liD Now Twilight Zone I!]) E-lng Newo (!J Tho Hltcllhlker A wild couple knocks the socks off ol a cocky gigolo. a m ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1 ~'-Your ~'Birthday July 21, t990 Oon ·t be afraid to e)(ercise your leader · ship qualities 1n the year ahead. be· . cause positive assertiveness will produce success ful result s. Benefits will be den1ed you if you're just a member of til e tr oo ps. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) An alliance o l conven1ence may be worth consider+ ing tod ay . The arrangement won 't be •deal. yet il might have somellmlled advantages. Know where to look for ro- mance and you'll lind 1! Th e As tr o- contemplating a pannerst'np arrang eGraph Matchmaker 1nstantly reveals men t at th1 s time , 1! 1s crucial the alhwhi Ch s1gns are romantically perfect l or ance be properly balanced . It might not you Mail $2 to Matchmaker , c/o thi s work 1! one party's contribution out newspaper. P.O. 80)191428 , Clevel and, weigh s the other"s . OH 44101 -3428 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) There 1s a LEO (July 23-A.ug. 22, Advancem en t m probability you have been shouldering your chosen field of endeavor is a poss1- responsibilities recently which fall with · b1l1ty 1n thi s cycle. but you must be pre- 1n the domain s ol others. Make an efforl pared to make some sacrifices in your to see il something fairer can be trek to the top. The choice IS yours. aHanged . VIRGO (Aug. 23-S.pl. 22) Somelype ol PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) A more ac· , new mlerest or enterprise might cap- l1ve social schedule could be in the oH ture your laney at this time. Before get- ng You might become involved with tmg 1n too deep. however . evaluate two different group. This Is well and what It may cost you 1n lime and money good, provided there are no personality LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Beginning IO- clashes between old and new lrlend . day fresh ambilions might be awakened ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 18) lnslead ol m you This will Impel you to establish starting new venlures at this time, try to new ObJectives . What you hope to rework old ones that yet to produce the actueve will be dllficult, but reachable. types of results you desire. You could SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) 11 lnade· be luckier lhe second lime around . quate knowledge about your presenlln· T AURUB (April 20-Mor 20) Tho relavolvements has been holding you back , Uonshlp can be Improved with a person now is the time to start doing something with whom you've been working rather about it. Take the ~ucatlonal steps close lately. However, It will be up to you 1 needed to eliminate this obstacle . to get the ball rolling lf want thiS tc SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Your become a reallly . financial lrends mighl undergo some GEMINI (Mor 21-June 20) A jolnl vBfl changes starling today. Your earning 1 ~ lure In which you're presently Involved capaclly will be high, bul your ability lo has prolllable posslbllllles, bul It will prudenlly manage your resources could take tlrile to develop them. Don't let be low. your lmpallence cause you 10 make bed CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jon.18) II you 're moves Impulsively. Co mplete lh e chuckle quoTed by f.llmg in the mi:s.sing words J below . t IIIIIIII ~~fc:~~!~1R LET TER s 10 NORTH ® CrGOk • ChoH +n By James Jacoby 'IKQ74 • J tO fi 973 tQ8 + + 10 6 2 You can be decl ar er today . A low spade " led aga inst three no-trump. and East plays the nine. You wm the Jack, and a qutck count of tricks gives you eight - nol enough. It's obvious that you will have to go after the dia mond sutt to develop a ninth trick. Be· cause your spade king is still guarded . it will be fine to g1ve up a tri ck to Wes t. bul disastrous to allow East to SOUTH +K J 5 'IAI0 3 • 952 +K Q J 5 Vulnoroble Norlh-So ulh Dealer Soulh South I Wrst I I' ass + win a trick. So figure it out . l NT The right play rs to lead dramonds lwice from your hand up to dummy . So East Pass All pa ss North + 2t 1 NT Openrng lead • fi you lead a diamond at trick two. When Wesl plays low . you go up w1th the. king in dummy . ill Wesl goes up w1th the queen, you let him hold the tmk 1 Return to your hand and lead another lead of th e su1 t , you would go nght up daamond . Wes t now has to play the · W!lh dummy 's ace . Your hope then queen and you lei him have the tnck would be thai West held the th1rd dta · Since you can g1ve up a trrck to West . mond . If Easl held three diamonds t o the safe hand, you are able to make the queen, he would have to come on the eontraet . 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