https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72e1b56c54eae7eb0d92d80c12793158.pdf 10c9dc930a46e37ba6afe1343baadefe PDF Text Text 12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ---Area deaths-RU88ell Brown Russell R. Brown, 78, Lasley Street, Pomeroy, died Thursday at Riverside Methodist Hospital In Columbus following an extended Illness. Born Aug. 17, 1911, In Minersville, he was the son ol the late Dana and Sarah Elizabeth PhilUps Brown. A Ford tractor and Implement dealer, Mr. Brown was a prom!· nent Pomeroy businessman. He was a member ol the Board of Trustees at Veterans Memorial Hospital lor 19 years, the Pomeroy Lodge 164 F & AM, the Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Arch Masons of Ohio, the Bosworth Council No. 46 Royal and Select Masons, the Ohio Valley Commandry No . 24 Knights Templar of Ohio, and the Aladdin Temple ol Columbus. He also attended Ohio University. He Is survived by his wife, Jane; a grandson, Robert R. Brown. Austin, Texas ; a daughter-in-law, Ga ll Brown, Ft . Worth, Texas; a niece, Mrs . William (Barbara) Nease, De laware; a nephew, Dr. Harold D. (Lynn I Brown, Jr ., Pomeroy; great nephews and nieces, Nathan, Anne, and Jeffrey Brown, and several cousins. In addi tion to his parents he was preceded In death by a son. Dr. Robert R Brown, and a brother, Dr. Harold D. Brow n, Sr. Services will be Sa turd ay at I p.m . at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church where Mr . Brown was a member. Rev. Donald Meadows will o!!lclate. Masonic services will be he ld Friday at 7: 30 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home. Friends may call at the tuner a! home on Friday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Charles McCloud Charles Ross "Pete" McCloud, 65, of Bone Hollow Road in Middleport, Ohio died Thi!May, July 26, 1990 at Holzer Medtcal Center after a long illness. Born July 12, 1925 in Poim Pleasant, he was the son of the late Samuel R. and Nellie Emily (Bates) McCloud McCloud was a member of the First Baptist Church, a Navy veteran of WWJI and a construction work(!' He was preceded in death by one brother, Samuel McCloud, Jr., a hair-brother and a half-sister. Surviving is his wife, Dorothy (Shaffer) McCloud of Middleport, Ohio; rune sons, Daniel McOoud, Huntley, Dl.; Victor McOoud Bidwell, Ohio; John McCloud' Lakenhills, Ill.; Patrick McOoud' Thomas McOoud, Joseph Me~ Cloud, Charles McCloud, Jr., Mark McOoud and Samuel McCloud all of Middleport, Ohio, se~en grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 29, 1990 at Wilcoxen Funeral Home with the Rev. James Seddon officiating. Burial will follow at the Lone Oak Cemetery. M1htary graveside rites will be held by the American Legioo Post 23 of Poim Pleasant Friends may call at the funeral home on SatiD'day, July 27, 1990 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mary Roush Mary E. Roush , 74 , Raci ne, died yesterday at AmerlcarePomeroy. S h e wa s a homemaker. She was born on May~ . 1916 In Apple Grove, the daughter of Wilson Sla ughter and Ora Durst Slaughter. She Is survived by her hus band, Walter Herbert Roush, Racine; a son, Roger 1Christy) Roush, Racine; three granddaughters, Kimberly, Jennller and Kasey Roush, ali ot Racine three sisters. Mrs. Russell (Be;. nice) Roush , Racine; Mrs . Ches ter (Georgia) Durst. Nli£>s; Mrs . Everett IFrances) Parsons, Negley; and several nieces and nephews . &sides her parents, she was preceded In death by her parents. her sister, Bess Parsons, and a grandsonn. Ryan Roger Roush. She was a member of the Apple Grove United Methodis t Church and a form er member oft heOh lo Valley Grange. Mrs. Roush also wrote news Ite ms for the Dally Sentinel. Funeral services wi lt be held on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Ewi ng Funeral Home wit h Rev Sam Anderson officiating. Burial will be at Leta rt Falls Ce metery Fr iends may call at the fun era l home from 2·4 p.m. a nd 7-9 p.m. at the funeral hom e. Thursday, July 26, 1990 ---Meigs announcements--Organizational meeting There will be an organizational meeting Monday at 6 p.m . lor all football players, a nd the ir parents, at the Eastern High School cafeteria . Ohwaru. ,, .---- Local news briefs... - - , Baseball buquel The American Legion baseball banquet will be held Friday at 6 p.m. at the Middleport American Legion Hall for all players and families . Con tinued from page I Sunday from I p.m. to 5 p.m . Dea lers sponsoring the auto-rama Include Pat Hill Ford, Chrysler , P lymouth, Dodge; Sm ith-Nelson Motors , Inc., Bulck-Pontlac-GMC; and J im Cobb Chevrolet-OidsmoblleCadlllac-GEO, Inc. Refreshments will be available and there will be live radio broadcasts and door prizes . continued from page 1 Every night except Sunday, the lottery will draw four cards, one of each suit. Players match Ing al i four win $1,000; match three win $100; mat ch two win $10. T he dally "CARDS" selection wi ll beava liable on radio. TV drawing date. Tickets for the new game go on sale Friday, .luly 27 , 1990. The first drawing will be Monday, July :ro, at 7: ~ p.m., along with the Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings. License granted To end marriage A marriage license was granted to Timothy Ray F.bersb· ach, Pomeroy, and J errena Marie Robson, ~~~ A decree of dissolution was granted lo Anna R. Miller and Noel J . Miller. .. ' I.' •• • well as lottery sales locations. Game optio ns a llow pla'yers to play a se ries of two to six nightly drawing by checking the appropriate box on the bet card. Play ers can multiply their wi nnings by up to $5,000 per play when they chec k one of the ''UP THE ANTE" boxes on the bet card . Winning ticket s can be redeemed at any locallon where the "CARDS" game Is sold. Win nings of up to $599 are payable at lottery sa les locatio ns. Winn ings over $599 ca n be obtained immediately from a participating Quick Cas h bank for a sma ll serv1 ce fee or winners can file a cla im form wllh any "CARDS" sa les agent. All wi nning tickets for the game wi ll be el igible for SIDEWAL SALE I SATURDAY ONE RACK EMS has two Wednesday calls Units of the Meigs Co unty Emergen cy Medical Servi ce responded to two calls Wednesday. At 9:55a.m., the Middleport sq uad went to Lincoln Heights for J anet Jenkins who was tran sported to Veteran s Memori al Hos pital. The Middleport sq uad went to the VIllage Manor Apartments at 7:46 p.m . for Donna Van Cooney who was taken to Veterans Memori al Hosp lla l. Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMISS IONS - Floff'nre He negar. Racine; Ja net Jenkin s. Pomeroy , Bar rPI t . Terry JULy 28th 1/2 VALUES TO 140 40/50°/o PRICE OFF A house fire late last night claimed the life of who is believed to be the sole occupant of the residence. Although the body has not been positively iden tified . authorities belrevc the person ktlled in the blaze was 65-year-old Charles Franklin VanM eter, Sr. of West Columbia. The Mason Volunteer l'ire Department received the call at 10;06 p.m. Upon arrival, firemen extinguished the blaze, and later discovered the body in the front room . According 10 Mason Co unty SUMMER CLEARANCE CONTINUES AU ALL BROOKS BASEBALL SHOES 40°/o BUSTER BROWN ALL SHOES IN OUR SALE ROOM CHILDREN'S SHOES AN EXTRA 30°/o OFF 20°/o OFF! OFF T-SHIRTS lf2 PRICE FOOTBALL CLEATS NOW IN STOCK O'h SHOE PLACE Langsville. DISCHAR GES - no ne. i Inex pensive to adopt. ThPt'l' is a $5 adoptio n fee and a $4 regts tra tion fee at thP Meigs Co unt y Co urt House. Th~re are all kinds of dogs and puppies at the pound to rhooS<· from . Roseberry sa id he oft en gets calls from people as king for a par ticular breed of dog to adopt. German Shepherds are the most popular breed now. he sa id . Most of th e dogs a! the pound I were I licking visitor's hands through the wire mes h. Sadly enough, so me of them looked Il k<' fam il y POMEROY PARKING LOT I SATURDAY, JULY 28- 10:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. I I I SUNDAY, JULY 29-1:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. attentive and fri r ndl y; pets th at had grown too big or had become too troublpsome . What ca n peop l<' do to kePp all th ese ot'~ S\' t~··· PAT HILL FORD, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JIM COBB Buick-Pontiac-GMC Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Codillac-GEO, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO OVER 200 VEHICLES IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SIGN UP FOR DOOR PRIZES * T.V. * BAR B.Q. GRILL * COMPACT DISC PLAYER NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN . BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY AND TEST DRIVE A NEW .-.CAR OR TRUCK DURING THIS AUTO-RAMA. You Won't Believe The Savings! dog s fro m b Pi n g des n·oyed? Fo r onr thing. ha\'f' prts neutered or spayi'd if you arp n' t pla nning on breed ing th r•m resolution to suspend tracher Robert Shaver w ithou t pay or I HAT WITH A TEST ·l I DRIVE! oth er fri nge benefits. duri ng the pendency of l('rm ination pr o ceedlngs. elfect iw• Aug. 24. No reaso n was g ivf' n for t he proceedings In .other mat!Pr s the board emp loyed the fo ll ow ing cla ss i lied substitutrs. E mployed as aides were Susan Nut lr r. Da r lene Buck !ev, .Joan Ca laway. Patty Ca law~ y. Ji ll Holter. Diana Nel son, Tcrrsa Evans, and LOW, LOW _,- FINANCING RATE ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABUI Don't Miss These Savings! l .·. .. __jtlt· .'·. ' J'l't......~.: ·. . Lila VanMeter ; as cooks, lnzy Newell. Susan Nu Iter. Therrsa Marci nk o. Darlene Buck ley. Joan Ca laway, Patty Calawa' . Sharon Pooler. Ca thy Clifford. Nola You ng, and Li nda Ed wards; as accoun~ clrrk. Janet Life and Diana Nelso n; as secretaries . •Jan et Llfe. Juan Ca laway, J ill Holl e r. Soni a Ci rcle, Lila Va nM ete r , and Diana Nelson; as maintenance. Jim Cowd ery, J ames Pellegrino: Carrol Kimes, and Charles Sargent ; and as custodia ns, Jim Cowdery, J ames Pe llegrino; Carrol Kimes, Sheila King, and Cha rles Sargent. The board retained Brogan Warner Insurance Agency to again provide a studen t accident - ! -·· -' . POUND PUPPIES - These dogs and puppi es at the Melga Co unty Dog Pound are looking lor a hom e. Adoption only costs 59, Including county registration. There a.-., 30 to 40 doga destroyed weekly , according to Wayne Roseberry , dog warden. Riggs released on property bond; change of venue sought for trial Jason Riggs was released yes te~day trom the custody 61 the KIDS ,JUST LOVE PUPPIES- This pup named Lonesome just seems to love the attention of Travis and Maggie Roseberry . Lo nesomt• is vPry friendly, obviously gentle wtth kids and Is ava ilahl P tor adoption at the Mel!(' Coun ty Dog Pound. ( ·onsiclf'r econo m ies . A dog ca n ru.'i t ;1n:vv,, hrrc from $100 and up in" pet .slorr: a pou nd puppy on ly r·os ts $~ II 1_ou Jrrn't looking for a parlicular brcrd, it' s easy to src whrrr th P barga in llrs. Hes id rs, think of th e satisfac- t!on you' ll get !rum Know mg you savr d a dog or puppy fr om almost ce rta in death. Tiw dog wa rden does n't expect miracles . " if we could get peopl!' to take ten dogs a wePk. we 'd be doing good ... Eastern board begins termination of ·teacher; hires aides, substitute Following a hrar ing in f'Xf'Cu tiv£> sessio n. the Easter n Loct~l Board ol Educ ation adop ted a "FREE" ~ ' The a nlmal s arP ea sy and FRIDAY, JULY 27-10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. ". Layne was on the scene at approximately I :30 a.m., and is still investigating the lire. He could not be reached this morning for comment The cause of the blaze has not yet been determined. Also on the scene were the Mason EMS and Mason County Sheriff's Department VanMeter 's son. Edward Guy VanMeter. was recently killed in a Si ngle-vehicle automobile accident on Lieving Road in West Columbia, that occurred on July 7. By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Money can'! buy you love but, for $9, a dog or puppy from the Meigs Co un ty Dog Pound can give yea rs of fr iend sh ip and companionship . Meigs Co un ty Dog Wa rden Wayne Roseberry said not many people have been adopting dog s lately. As a res ult , the dogs have to be des troyed- a polite way to say killed Roseberry sa id the dog pound de!! troys lletween 30 to 40 dogs a week , but there isn't muc h choice unless people are willing to a dopt the dogs. lttrit~t h~nst SMITH-NELSON OTORS, INC. Coroner Breton Morgan, identification of the body was ba<;ed on the circumstances of the fire and the location of the victim. He stated the body was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital, and has now been sent to Charleston for a complete autopsy. Nearby residents alerted the f~rem en that two people had been seen at the house earlier in the evening, and for a short time firemen sean: hed the building for a second body. Authonties later found the man at his home asleep. Assistant State Fire Marshal Jim ... 26 Cants A Muhimedia Inc; . Newspaper Love for sale: the doggies in pound provide friendship, companionship ONE RACK NOT ALL ITEMS OUTSIDE 2 Sections, 16 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday. July 27, 1990 West Columbia fire leaves one man dead WOMEN'S SANDALS MEN'S HUSH PUPPIES SlO I Vol40, No.309 Copyrighted 1990 ALL LARGE GROUP WOMEN'S SHOES payment for onf' yea r from the I Clear tonight. Low In lower 60s. Sunny Saturday . High in mid 80s. • news broadcasts, newspaRers as MEIGS AUTO-RAMA ote\\ Daily Number 560 Pick-4 9436 Page4 ' THE 1990 Save Save On All Vehicles Ohio Lottery Rutland in final four at tournament i nsura ncr plan for studen ts fo r tlw I Y!-+0~11 sr hoo l ~' rl:l r . A rPquest was made for the Auditor of State to co nduct a cas h financial a nalysis of the district . The board accep ted the rcsig· na tto n of Ca rol Brewer and rP I?as?d her from her contra c t as she wr~s rmployPd as thf' Occupll · tiona! Work St udy Coordin£Jt or for th r· Meigs Count y Boa rd of Educat ion. Approprla1ion s wrrr approvrd for th l' 19HY Conso rllum Lo ttcry Fund a nd the dent a l fund . Randy Churilla was employed "' head footb all coach and Debbie Brooks "' Junior high cheer leader advisor rur t he up· com ing year Sprcia i assignm ent s were approved for teac hers Nancy Larkin s a nd BPcky Edwards fo r th eir work this com ing yea r in thf' a rra of int ervrntion and remedia lton. Co ntracts were awa rded based on bids to Storck Baking Company for baked goods; Sohlo fo r gasoline, oi l, fu el oil, diesel gas, grease, motor oil, etc.; and to Malone's Warehouse Ti re . Inc., for tire' and tubes and other re lated Items. A resolu tion was a dopted lor naming G. Drew Ralston, Esq . to serve as referee fo r the Robert Shaver termination hearing. .Joycr Otto was employed as <I ha lf -time lea rntng di sa bilities teac her on a one yea r co ntrac t fur thf' U\X'om ing yPar Brian Windon wa s f'mp loyPd on a supp lemen tal co ntract for .10 days of ext end ed sen1ce. The board authorized the use of !::as tern Loca l School Buses to be used by th e Meigs County Emer gency Services in th<' event of a na tura l di saster or brca use or a threa t f ro m h azardous matrr ials. Th e resignation of Vio lrl Sal· ter fi eld was accepte d. John Riebel. county superln tendent, was hi red as ac ting superin tendent for th e district eff ec tive Aug. I. The board directed Arch Rose , transportatio n coordina tor. In a move designed to save the district money , to eliminate multiple bu s stops In every area of the dis trict, Including the Arbaugh Addition .. A spec ial meeting will be held Aug. 13 at 6: 30p.m. in the high sc hool to discuss personnel mat ters and lunchroom operations. The regular August meeting will be held Aug. 21 at 6:30p.m. In attendance were Ray Karr, president; Charles Knight. vice president; and BIIIHannum . i.O. McCoy , and Jim Smith , members. Meigs County Sheriff after a property bond was posted In !he amount of $70,000. The pos led property, located on State Route 7, Is owned by Kenneth E Riggs and J udith A. Riggs . Ri ggs has been In jail since J une 3, after being arrested In co nnect ion with th e death of VIctor Will of Cana l Wlnehpster. Will died when he was struck by a pickup In Ches ter on June 2. Will's body wa s found the next day over an emba nkment on West Shade He had been attendIng his high sc hool reunion when the acciden t occured. Rl~s .t_~~e' ~~~~~- ).~~ County Common Pleas Court of ag grava ted ve hicula r homicide and ta mpering with ev idence, both third degree felon ies, a nd gross abuse of a co rp se. a fr l ony of lh r fourth dPgree. Earlier thi s week, Riggs' attor ney petitioned the court fo r a change of ve nue. s tating thai "w ide commun ity expo sure to this i nformation crea tes a sub· st"n tia l like lthood th ai Jason Riggs will be deni ed his const ltu tlonal ri ght to a fair and lmpa r ll al jury and a fair trial" . If such a motion Is granted. th<• casf' would br tri ed In anot her CO Wll~1 y;hU!l.t)le Ju4ge from the counly .l n ~~~"- lh~ ~ase wa~ filed, In this case, Jud ge Fred W. Crow, Ill . would stil l pres ide over thr 1rial. Charged In Meigs Co unt y Cour t wit h tampering with evide nce In the case was Douglas Harris No charges in Common Pleas Cou rt a r<· pending against Ha rris. who according lo Meigs Coun ty Prosecuting A lt ornt-y StPven L. Story. "cooperatf'd with the prosecutor' s off ice·· . La s! mon th. Story sa id that Ha r r is' testimony and coopcra · t lon h ad bee n ver y important in t hP investigat ion of tlw C<J Sf'. Crash triggers explosion, fire on 1-79, at least seven dead idf' ntit iPd sp\·cral hour~ follow <.~board r onstructlon si t e along lnt rr stat(' 79 turnPd i nto a ve hicu lar holoca us t when a car carrier plowe d Into t wo passenger ca r s and l wo ing lhf' Jrridrnt "You just would nut twliC Vf' what thi s par t ic ul<~ r scenario own Pd pieces of heavy eq ui pment, set lin g off a series of ex plosions and <Jn infern o tha t !Pft seve n propl e dead ln vrsUga tlng state troopt.•r s sought to identify th e seven of SUTTON. W.Va. tUP li - A vic tim s. who were rid in g in the two moving car s when !he car haule r apparentl y drove throu gh a res trlcted ,;eet ion of I 79 undt• r cons truc ti on at th e r nd of a bridge over Elk River . Thr accident occ urred around 6 p.m EDT Thursday a bout 1;1 miles northeast of Ch arles ton, nea r th e Su tton ·Gassa w£J y ex it . No ne of th e vic tims was looks Ilk<·." said Ed Given, r hi el reM' UP opf'rations for thr Sutt un Firr Drpartmr nt On imp;H't with 1hr ca r s. o nr of sevrra llu xurv ca rs be ing haulE-d by the c aniPr Uislr.x.lgC'd and tOppled ont o onr of th1· ca rs . flaltPning that \·rh iclP. (;a solinf' in the llitu lrd ca rs furiPd an rxp losion and firr t hat lr ft bo ltl victim s and th• • vl• hir lf':-- hf'rond rrcoJ",!iti on. ThNr Wf'n • se\·rra ll '.'lplos io ns ra usNI b.v g<.~son linl ' tanks in the \'f' hk h' A hugl'firrrm·rloped thee rash si te, des trovin g thr two struck cars. lh f' c·cuTiN . rig ht vr hic les it, and by the two \"C'hl c lf'~ Wf'st Virginia Division of Highways- a dump truc k and a tract or. · '11 was a mess with th at m any veh icl es in tha t tight quart ers on the end of a hrld ge.·· Given said " We don' t eve n know n w hat kind of cars they were." Po lic e sa id 1he carriPr' s dr ivrr suffPr Pd on ly minor burn s and apparen t ly was the lonr survi\"fl r of th e spectacu lar crash. l-IP faced a m and atory charw' f1f in volunt ary rn a nslaughtrr. o ffi . r ia ls said . It JppParPd the drive r was haulln~ car s for t wo. and pos.-, i- bly three, dea le rsh ips. hut his destina tion was not det erminf'd . Po llee believed the vir tirns were riding In cars llcensrrl in New York and West VIrgin ia Money missing from Jackson child support payment system JA CKSON, Ohio IUP II - A watc hdog gro up Is cal lin g fo r an Inves ti ga tion of child support co llection systems In Ohio's 88 counties following the disclosure tha t an estlm.11ed $50.000 In child s upport payments was em bezzled In Jackson Cou nty. Kathy Thompson. Ohio pres ident of the Association for Children for Enforcemen t of Support, said the national association wants the Inves tigation to check whether the state ha s received ail the money It should. Republican gubern atorial nominee George Volnovich joined legis lative leaders and a child support advocacy group Thu rs day In s<•<•k ing a thorough lnvestl ga tlon of th e sta le's child suppor t system. In a' tatemenl , he cit ed repo r Is of Inadequa te accou nting and endorse ment procedu res by the Ohio Department of Human Services, which ad minis ters the program . In theJackson Co unt ycase, the money apparently was skimmed off c hecks being deposited In .Jackson County banks. Geraldine Jensen, founder and president of ACES, said that hera use no indl vidual accou nti n,g of each payment to the co unty is provided to the state. lhr Ohio Departmen t of Hum an Sen1ces has no idea of how much m onry it should be receivi ng . The suspected embrzz i l~ment was di scovered last week during a routine examination of county books by the sta te auditor'S office. Officials 'aid the money may have been taken during an IS-month period. J acqueline B. Miller. a supervisor In the co unt y office, wa s been Implicated In the missing money . �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary In the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament , Page-2- The Daily Sentint.. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Rutland, Green enter final four picture Fridav. Julv 27, H190 Radiation from X-rays can be curbed The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio WASHINGTON - There's a reason the dental assistant leaves the room while your teeth are being X·rayed. Prolonged exposure to the radiation can be harmful. But If you assume that the dentist has done everything possible to minimize your expo· sure too, guess again. Effective and low-cost techno!· ogy to protect dental patients from tow-level radiation has been around for a5 long as 25 years , but most dentist s don't use DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MI\SON 1\REI\ ~lb. ~m~ f"'T""\.....~-.-,~c:::::~.-===- ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Mana,er PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Pubtisber/ Controller A MEMBER of The United Press International Inland Dallv Press Association and the American Newspaper Publls~r s Association. It LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should be less than 300 · words long. All letters are subject to editing and musl be slgnNI with namE.". addrPSs and telephone number . No unsigned letters will be pub Us hed . Ll'ttrrs. sho uld be in good taste, addressing Is sues. not p<'rsonalt 1it-s . Letters to the editor }u.s! a word or two... Dear Editor: I would like to say a word or t\l·o about our state and county . As most people know, we have t\4'0 people running for governor, apd I 1<'<'1 most will agf('e that back in the good old days, when people wen> working and jobs \\1?-r€' pk>nty. our state was bwllding highways to places u·ht'n> industn· cculd build so plants rould get their goods to market .Well. 1 can o nly say to the J)<'Ople ol Ohio a nd Meigs Co un ty we had better s tart doing some thing abou t getting new jobs around here: because if you look d.round at lhf' fi\..: l.. plants ( can t~i nk of a round here. most have bf>en herr longer t han 20 yea r s Most people around them will say !PI' s pu sh fo r new indu s try bff.a use somedav - rnavbe not this time , bu t later - our jobs will be going . So let's push for new indu stry a nd vote lor new highways lor Ohio. I feel!! the vo ter s of Ohio make an Issue of I his , the men running for governor will say "this highway will be built" or "I will sta rt more than jus t a handful of cons truction jobs on highways in Ohio." So come on voters, speak out. We have a need fo r new highways in southern Ohio today - not a Iter a II the plants have closed up a nd everyone has gone . Let 's loa d up the race lor Gover no r of Ohio this time aro und . Floyd Cleland Middleport Today in history By United Press International : Toda y is Friday. J uly 27 th , the 208th day of 1990 with 157 to foll ow . · Th e moon is waxing, moving towa rd its firs t quanrr. The morning s ta r s arp Venus, Mars and Jupiter . The evening stars are Mercury and Sa turn . The next lime you're in the chai r, drop the term "rectangu· lar collimation" on your dentist . He or she probably heard It In dental school and then promptly forgot it . In common language, rectangular collimation Is th e process for targeting X-rays only to the film used for the exposure Without It, the face and n<'<'k absorb much of t he radiation for no medi ca l or diagno stic purpose . Theprocesslsslmple.Dentlsts can use a small metalfllm holder or an attachment to their X-ray machine with collimation plates. Several varieties are available from various manufacturers, usually at a one-time cost to the dentist for as little as $20. Dental experts told us that less than I percent of American dentists use rectangular colllma· lion . The process Is usually mentioned In Amer ican dental schools , but only a minority of those schools stress it . It Isn' t the only safeguard dentists Ignore. X-ray radiation could be limited If dentists used type-E film, which has been available for nearly a decade. It requires less than halt the exposure time than the more popular type-D 111m. According to Eastman-Kodak sa les figures, type-D 111m Is still the X-ray film of choice fo r American dentists. They find 11 easier to use. and It produces Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta marginally better exposures than Type-E. But for finding hidden cavities, type-E !lim works just tine. Dentists sacrifice safety tor convenience In other ways too. Many dentists and their assist· ants opt to develop X-ray expo. sures manually , dipping the film Into vats of chemicals In the office. The process results In a dim Image, so the assistants turn up the power on the X-ray machines to get a darker Image. Automatic film developers are available, but some dentists would rather not pay the·prtce. Doctors and professors of dentistry told our associate Tim Warner that the cumulative effect of the safety devices available could reduce the amount of radiation exposure by 10 times. The failure of dentists to catch on has Dr. Theodore P. Croll and other expe rts grinding their teeth. Croll, a specialist In pediatric dentiStry from Doylestown, Pa., has made the use of safer techniques his personal crusade, but with little success. Croll has appealedtoanumberof consumer groups that have shown some Interest but weren't wUllng to pressure the dental Industry to change Its ways . " The best situation Is to have no radiation," Croll told us. "The second best Is to have as little radiation as possible. It's just a matter of convincing dentist s that the time to change Is long past due." Dr. Stuart C. White , a professor at the UCLA School of Dentistry, thinks dentists will change when their patients de· mand tt . "Patients are going to become Informed and they're going to ta ke the Information to the office and dentists are going to hav e to be responsive." How foreigners campaign in the U. S. WASHINGTON (NEA) - Foreign financial Influence In domestic politics Is u nlversa lly abhorred - but banning ca mpaign co ntributions by citizens and cor~rations from other countries Is easter said tha n done In a global economy. One manifes tation of the strong emotions aroused by thai Iss ue: When the federal law governing campaign finan cin g was crafted In the 1970s, It s fram er s purposely decided not to regulate any aspect of state or loca l elec tions . But they made one exception, ln corporal!n g In the Federa l Election Ca mpa ign Act language that says: "A fo reign nation a l sha ll not directly or through any oth er person make a contribution ... In con nection with a convention. cauc us, primary , general , sp('- cla l or ru noff elec tion In connec· lion with any local. state or federa l public office." In attempting to Implement that language, however, the Federal Election Commission has been co nfronted with com· plex matters and relallonshlps presumably not for eseen by the drafters of the law. As far back as 1980. the FEC r ule that the Revere Sugar Corp . could sponsor a domes tic polltl· cal action committee becaus e II was tec hnically a domestic firm chart ered In Delaware. The FE C knew that Revere was wholly owned by a Netherla nds Antilles corporation, which In turn was owned by a Philip pines co rporation that was con· tro lled by a Filipino business· man . The commission Ins ist ed, however, that ownershJp was Irrelevant because all PAC dec!· slons were supposedly made by ··cutzens ol the United States." In subsequent years, the com· mission has adhered to that reasoning. In late 1989, for example, It ruled that GEM of Hawaii, Inc. could maintain a PAC to contribute to political candidates In this country even though the ttrm Is a wholly owned s ubsidiary of a leading Japanese operator of retail stores . In that case, the FE C sa id the fact that two of GEM's three directors were Japanpsp was Irre levant because the third, who was also the company' s pres! de nt and chi ef executive office r. was a U.S. cit !zen and ostensibly made all PAC decisions. That reasoning Is criticized by skeptics who note that In the real world, executives of domestic subs idiaries of foreign corporations mu st be responsive to their superiors' wishes and desires. Thus, they argue. the foreigners who own those compan!PS ca n and do exercise cont rol over !he PACs. Moreover, a growing number of domestic fi r ms are wholly or principally owned by foreign Interests. Among s uch compan- ' ' . ·- . '".,,_,.-.... '' ~ ' THE CONTAINMENT POUCY that NATO used lor years against Russia wt" put to use hy l~utland pitcher Gary Stanley, who struck out eight, gave up thret• hit s and one walk in hls complete -game effort against the Racine Reds No. I in the opener of Thursday night's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament twlnbllt at the Kyger Creek Employees Cluh. Rutland won 4·2 to advance to the semifinals Saturday against Green. I OVP photo by Osborne) G. les with active PACs are Joseph E. Seagram & Sons. a Ca nadian firm. and the Shell Oil Co .. a subsidiary of Roy al Dutch Shell. whos e owners are Brit Is h and Dutch. Also In tha t ca tegory arc Clba -Ge lg y and Hoffman LaRoche. both pharmaceutical companies wholly owned by Swiss firms with the same names. Similarly, Brown & Willi · amson the maker of Kool cl· garett~s. and the Hardee 's fast food chain both maintain active PACs and are owned by the sa me British firm, BAT Industr ies. Moreover, all of the automak · er s producing Japanese vehi cles In this country aresubsldlarles of foreign firm s. Thus, the Nlssa n Motor Manufacturing Corp. USA Is technically a domes t ic llrm bu t actually a subsidiary of a Japa · -~. nese company . BETTER CONTACT NEXT TIME - The Racine Reds No. l's Jamey Nelson misses this Gary Stanley pitch in the early phlL.es of Thursday night'• Kyg er Creek Little Leal('ue Tournament con"":t against Rutland, but he would later e<mvo"t. one of Stanley" Herings Into a two-run homer in the fourth mnmg that would cut ~he west Meigs squad's lead tu unc. However, U wasn't enough, as Ru·tll\tld won 4-2. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) POMEROY PARKING LOT FRIDAY, JULY 27-10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. SATURDAY, JULY 28-10:00 A.M. TO 6:00P.M. SUNDAY, JULY 29-1:00 P.M. TO S:OO P.M. ote\\ o1\~ S\' 11··· EASTERN AND ATHLETIC BAND BOOSTERS WIU HAVE A FOOD PAT HILL FORD, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. JIM COBB Buick-Pontiac-GMC Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Cadilloc-GEO, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO OVER 200 VEHICLES IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SIGN UP FOR DOOR PRIZES * T.V. * BAR B.Q. GRILL * COMPACT DISC PlAYER NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN . BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY AND TEST DRIVE A NEW 'CAR OR TRUCK DURING THIS AUTO-RAMA. . You Won't Believe The Sovings! AD;ANCES ON WILD PITCH - The Green Senato~' Jason Ratliff slides Into third base on a wild pitch hy GalUpoUs As hurl~r Burt Wood In the ftr.t inning of the nightcap of Thursday nights Kyge r Creek L!ttlt• League Tournament douhleheader at Cheshire, as A's third sacker !Jason ,Jones waits for the throw that never came. Green won 16·6. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) "FREE" HAT WITH A TEST DRIVE! Sports digest Football Mike Tom cza k ha s s igned a two-year contr ac t with the Chi · cago Bears worth $1. 6 million LOW, LOW. FINANCING RATE ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE! Don't Miss These Savings! the most Impressive, as Stanley fanned eight and walked one In a complete·l!ame winning effort. and Hill struck out eight and gave up Rutland's only hh- a single to center field by Jeremy Pierce - In his lour Innings of re lie f work. Jamey Nelson, the losing pitcher who struck out one and walked two, got the most for hi s money against Stanley. as he followed up the game's first hit a single to center by Hill- with a two-run homer to lett center field In the fourth Inning that cut Rutland's lead to 3·2. The west Meigs nine picked up their winning run In the second after getting on the scoreboard with two In the firs t. The only other hit In the game By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK IUPI) -Heavy weight champion James " Bu s· fer " Dougla s, suffering from bronch itis and a sinus Infection, Thursday received a n extra five weeks to p repare for his first title defense against Evander Holyfield . While Douglas was resting at his Co lumbu s , Ohio, home, representatives of Holyfield, the World Boxing Association and The Mirage Hotel and Casino agreed to move th e fight at the Las Vegas, Nev. , casino to Oct. 25. WBA legal counsel James Bl nns said th e postponement had noth lng to do with Dougla s' Illness , however . He said It was pa rt of an ongoing dispute betwee n the Holyfield camp and The M!rage over when the fight should be held. Holyfield's representatives were holding out lor Sept. 21 and had flied a lawsuit In New Jersey to try and stop Mira ge owner Steve Wynn from moving the fight to Oct . 25. "They settled everything , In · eluding the litigation, " Binns said after the Thursday atler nocn meeting at his Philadelphia office. Also at the session were Holyfield' s promoter Dan Duva and Mirage representative Mike Trainer. Wynn agreed to add to Holy field's $8 million purse, but It Is not known how much. Holyfield will also receive other conces· slons like extra fight tickets, hotel rooms, etc. "We basically agreed In the spirit of let's get the damn thing over," said Kathy Duva, Dan Duva' s wile and publicist The postponement was good news for the champion. who will ear n $20 million a ga inst Holyfi eld . " I can't even breathe, the prescription th ey have me on Is keeping me down," Douglas told UPI by tel ephone. Douglas' personal physici an, Dr. Elliott Feldman, said the champion Is suffering from bron· chills and sinusitis a nd also need s dental surgery that Is being delayed to accomodate his light schedule . Feldman said Douglas should not light lor · 'a minimum of eight to 10 weeks after he gets well." and ruled out Dougla s fighting Sept. 21. . ·He has bronchial thick enin g on X-ray and his chest Is very congested," Fe ldman said. "Pro· vldlng he gets well, he certainly couldn't fight before sometime In October . He gets chronic sinus Infections, when he gets sick like this, he's got to rest." . Feldman said he Is treattng Douglas with the sinus pill seldane, antibiotic doxycycline an<\ co ugh syr up t u ssl organldlne. Douglas' manager John John· son said the WBA - which ordered th e purse bids to deter · mine the scheduled date - had been advised of Douglas' condl· tlon . Binns, however. said he knew nothing of the Illness. The Holyfield camp has c laimed Wynn wanted the po st· pon emen t because Dou glas was not In shape. Wynn has a commitment from Douglas to (See DOUGLAS on Page 4) 11.71 SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 ROU Tf 15 WlS1 JULY 27 tl1nl AUGUST 2 FRID•T NO~ 5HOWJNG! FRIDAY 7:00,9 : 30 SAT. l :00, 3:3 0,7 00,9 JO SUN l OO, J· J0,7 OO,Q 30 MON/lU( .!. fHUR . 7: 00,9 : 30 WE D. l OO,J :30,7 ;00,9 :JO th~ THURSDAY! Senators 16, A's 6 - The Gallipolis A's racked up more hits In this game - six - than the teams In the last game had combined. But even the presence of two of those hits - a solo homer by Andy Betz In the second a nd a two-run shot by pitcher / shortstop Burt Wood In the llfth - failed to stop the Se nat ors · drive to the ltnal four . Though the A's were successful in allowing Green only one ex tra-base hit (a double by centerflelder Chris Casto), they weren' t as successful In prevent· lng a n after -Christmas sale on walks !nine) or a hemorrhage of errors tse venl, which put the Senators In the driver's seat even be fore the 11-r un jailbreak In the llfth and llnal Inning . Moose Clark got the win , fa nning five and walkin g five In his complete-g ame effort. Wood, who took the loss, st ruck out five : and walked six In four innings of · work befof(' giving way to Rand Clark. who s truck out one and . walked three In one Inning . G reen 's offense was powe red by Jamie Graham and Chris Moor~ !bOth 2·4!. Chad Ford · 11·1), Casto (! -3, double) and : Moose Clark (1-3) . The A 'sat tack : was driven by Betz (2 ·2, solo homer) , Crockett Wright 12·31 .· Wood 11·2, two-run homer) and Tony Perroud 11·31 . !k!ore by Innings Senators ...... ..... I 3 l o 11- 16·7-1 . A's .. ........ ..... 0 1 2 0 3- 6-6-7 . WP - M. Clark LP - Wood The tournament's qu arterfinal play will conclude with today's doubleheader, featuring the Gal · !!polls Whit e Sox vs. Hannan Trace at 6 p.m . and Hubbard's Greenhouse vs. Fruth's Phar·. ma cy a t 7:30p .m . The Daily Sentinel Published every afternoon, Monday thrwgh Friday , 111 Coun Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Publish.lng Company / Mutllml!dla. Inc.. Pomerov, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992·21~. Se· cond clliss postage paid a1 Pomeroy, Ohio. Member : United Prt'Ss fnternatlonal, fnland Dally Pres~ Association and the Ohi o Newspap er Association. National. Advertlslng Repres entative . Branham Newspaper Sales. 733 Third Avenue. Npw York. New York 10017. 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SPENCER OSBORNE 0 VP Staff Writer Rutland' s Reds and Green' s Senators posted victories over the Racine Reds No I and th e Gallipolis Elks A's, respectively, In Thursday's Kyger Creek Littl e League Tournament contests to put together half of Saturday's final four picture. Rutland and Green wilt play their semifinal game Saturday at 6 p.m Rutland 4, Racine 2 - The game's three pitchers were In control ol this affair, as they combined to surrender four hits and three walks . But it was the pitching of Rutland' s Gary Stanley and Racine's Jeremy Hill that was Douglas gets five more weeks to prepare for Holyfield fight Robert Walters THE 1990 MEIGS AUTO-RAMA Save Save On All Vehides The Daily 0oc1go lllltall has room tlr three in tile cab and remains 11-.. on~ ~ue mi<kize ptdtup IWO<Jnd. Plus ~·s c1ear1r<o pr'<ed to"""" and has S1500 bact<. SIOOO on Dllkm S &Club Cab models. $2000=!· • $1000 on diesel models. 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Pictured In th e front row are I L-R) Matthew Babic, Chad Hubbard, .le re my Fisher, Donnie Proffitt, Mathew Warner, T ·BALL CHA~tPS - The Tuppers Plains Orioles T·Ball team were the c hampions ol tht• Ea..,.. te rn T-BaiiTourname nt. Pictun1 d in thP front row arr (L· Ri Travis Wilford , .~nthony 'iutter. Darlene (onnolly, Bobby Putman. Elaine Pul m a n and .Joshua Wilfonl. In tht" St:'cond row arl' ou.glas... Wy nn sa i d thr cour t case prE'- ve ntrd him from work in g on thr promotion and he needed more tim e. '1' hey·re scared to deat h. " Do ug la s sa id . "The b!'sl oppor Iunit y Ihey would ha ve is to fi ght Volleyball open gym 1>1'1 There will br open gym for volleyba ll on Mondav J ui v . .10 from 9 a .m . until I2 noon at Larrv R. Morri son Gymna sium a·l Me igs High School. Sports digest _, --• - -'{!;:.'• ...... Ol T 1'1.,\ \' - Tht• .- \merle an Leagu e All -Stars Boxing Hea vywe ight rhamp Buster Do ugl as is suffPring from bron c hiti s and sinus trouble and ".a nts his titl e de fense against Evander Holyfield pushed back five weeks. Doug las. who also needs de ntal surgery, is sc he· du led to fig ht Holyf iel d Sep t. 21 in Las Vegas. NL•v . " I can't even breat he. the presc ripti on they I havr mr on is keeping me down, " \11-Stars ht•at lht> Amt•ric·an tt·a ~f· i -6. ( 0 \ 'P photo h'' .J . ..\ndr('w .'\1aknlrn ) makt• lht• out at second base, hut were unahiP lu t·ontrol lhrir opponen L.,. The National Lt•agut· National All-Stars beat Americans 7-6 ., he :\at1onal League Al i-Stars r rup trd in I he fourt h inningoflhe Mason and :\1pigs Co unties Girls' AII·Stu Game Tuesday night at Ordnanrf' Fie ld in Po int Pleasa nt to sl ip pa st the Anwriea n Lea gue for a 1·6 vic tory Carol Caner of Point Pleasant lead the Nauonal Leag ue hiuing 3· for-4 with a double 1n the founh . The American League was led by Theresa Bear and Valerie Keffer. bol/1 hilling J.for-4 at theplate. American led after the first in· ning with I run and added another 3 runs in the second 10 lead National 4-0. Bodt team s held their opponenrs boot scoring in the third iMing, but National scrambled in the top of the fifth 10 assume the lead 5-4. The American League added one run in the bouom of the fourth and the score was tied. The top of the sixlll broughl 2 more runs 10 the National League scoreboard and the score was 7·S. National shoe down American in the bouom of the sixft; and entered the sevcntll mning dctcmuned to wm. Failing 10 score in the top-half of the seventh , Nauonal had 10 keep the Amencan League from rall ying or tlley m1ghtlose tlleir lead as well as the game. The Amen can League All-Stars earned I run, but were halted before they could earned the needed 2 runs for tile win . "It was a good played ballgame," sa1d Coach Fred Surbaugh, for the NatiOnal League. "There were very .GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. S)rl•l & Pomerov. OH . S•••er Hoar• MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A.M .· 6 P.M . SAT. 9 oli .M · 1 P.M . CLOSED MONDAYS ~THE GRAVELY SYSTI;~ few errors. It was a close gam e." Botll tile National League and Amcncan League were compri sed of g~rls, age 14- IR. from teams throughout botll Ma."'n and Meigs Counties. Doug las sa id . The United Sta les defeated Hungary !&-S in a meet al Bu dapes t CoUege AI Pau l. dean of Ivy League alhiPtl c direlors, will ret ire next .vroa r after more than 30 vears at lhr schoo l. the las t 17 as AD. Cycling lt;•ly's Gianni Bugno retained thr No . 1 spot In the latest ranklngs of the Internationa l Professional Cycl in g Federa· lio n. Tour de France winner Greg LeMond c limbed from No. 1R toNo. 7 Pumt•ro' 992-2124 ~-- tloun: II am 10 M1d Sun -Thurs 11 am I 10 ;~m Fn 6r Sn Plck-U~ Onlvr LARGE 1 ITEM PIZZA PAN OR ORIGINAl STYlE! $599 . · seve n and ,\MERIC,\N LE,\GUE East Team W L ret. GB Toronto ........ 52 46 .531 Boston .......... 51 47 .520 1 Botllmort' ..... 47 50 .485 4% Delrolt .... ..... 48 52 .480 5 Cleveland ..... 46 50 .179 5 Mllwaukee ....41 51 .463 6% New York .... .34 60 .362 16 · West Oakland ..... ..62 36 Chicago ........ 56 37 Sealtle ........ .. 51 48 T.xas ........... l9 48 Cal~ ............. t8 51 Kan sa.• City .. 15 51 Minn ............ 16 52 · fou rt h win in his l as t ' Toronto 7, Kansa..-. City 5 Friday's games 1\ew fork (Robinson 2-fi and Hawkins 1·8) at Cleveland (Swindell G-5 and Walker 0.1) . 2, 5:05p.m. Te.as (Hough 7-6) at To· ronlo (Siieb IZ. 3) , 7:35p.m. Boston (Bolton 3·1) at Detroit (Morris 8·1 2), 7:35p.m. Milwaukee (Robinson 4-1) at Chicago (McDowell 5-5), 8:05 p.m. Oakland (Moo,.. 9-8) at Min· nesota (Smith I·R), 8: 05 p.m. Baltimore (McDonald 1·0) at Kllllsas City {S. Davis 4..(1), R: 35 p.m. CaiHomta (Langston4-12) at Seoltle (Hanson ID·R). 10:35 p.m. Saturday's gam es Te~a.._ at Toronto Boston at Det rolt Milwaukee at Chicago Baltimore at Kansas City Oakland at Minnesota, 2, lwl·nighl Callfomla at S('altk>, night NATION"L LEAGUE East Team w L Pet. GB New Vork ... .. 56 39 .589 Pitt.............. 56 39 .589 Montreal .. ....54 15 .545 4 Phil .............. 47 IR .49! 9 C hlca~eo .. ..... 44 55 .441 14 St. (..oub .. . ... 41 55 .144 If .615 .526 8'.> .500 II .438 17 Houston ........ .&1 58 .414 19 1fz Atlanta ......... 39 !17 .406 20 fivC' Thursday's re~ulh New York 6, St. Louis I, lsi gamr St. Loul!ii 3, New York 1, 2nd gam£' rhlladetphlal2, Pittsburgh I Montreal 3, Chicago 2 San Di ego 8, Houston 2 San Francl~o 4, Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 8, Atlanta I Friday 's games Chicago (Maddux 6-9) al Montreal (Gardner t;.;). 7.35 : p.m. St . Lauls (Smith 7·7) at New ' <Yorlt (Viola 1:1-5), 7:35p.m. • · Philadelphia (DeJesus 2-2) at Pittsburgh (Reed 2-1), 7:3! FRI . THRU THURS . PETER WEllER ' p.m. Atlanta (Giavlne 6-6) at Los · t\ngeles 1Wellsl·2) , lO: 3~ p.m. Houston (GuUickson 6-7) at , San Dlego (Benes 6-7), 10;05 eve r yone's out to get m e." he . p.m. sa id .· 'I wa s n't In the plans I wa s nowh er e a nd here I appear. "Bu l I think the publ ic Is backing me m or e than anybody . Pecple say. ' Han g In there , I'm glad 10 see you doing il , deal with it. ... Nashville. Montreat - Placed pitchers Da\'e Schmidt on the 15-day disabled list and Drew Hall on the Zl·day disabled list, called up pHcher Mel Rojas !rom lndlanapoUs ol the American "ssoclatton ( ,\AA 1. National League - t\n · noonced retirement ol umpire catcher Todd Hundley to Jack- son of the TexBS League ( AA) and r~alled pitcher Kev in Brown lrorn Tidewater of the International League (AAA) . Pittsburgh - Recalled out· fi elder Moises -'lou lrom Buflalo of the American Association (AAA) . Tex.a.~ - Activated shortstop Jell Kunkel from disabled llsl: ~ent outfielder Cecil Espy to Oklahoma City of the Ameri- can "sooclatlon (A,\A) . Rn .~kt• rllnJ/ Atlanta - Named Darrin May assl•ilant public relations director. Golden State - Signed cente r Les J epsen, a second-round dratt pick, to 4-year contract . Cincinnati (Scudder 2-3 ) at · San Francisco (ll<lblnson 6-1) . 10:35 p.m. Saturday's games St . Lout~ at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco Philadelphia at Pltlsbu rgh , nlghl Chicago at Montreal, night ,\llanta at Los Angeles, n(lht Houston at San Die1o, night 3/4 Transactions TON 4X4 PICKUP $29 95 41f)d . trana .. lookundruna grt1at. A real work horse . piLcher S199 s' 4 lf)d . trans ., sunroof. low miles. CASH PIICE oterao. . 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NY Giants - Sl1t0ed 2 draft picks: running backs Rodney Hampton and Aaron Emanuel; released delenslve lineman Scott Underwood . NY Jets - Announced reUrt'ment of lln~back e r ,Joe Kohlbrand. San Francisco - Signed !Ulfety Anthony Shelton and nose tackle Odell Haggins. Se attle - Announced quar terhack Dav (' Krieg has a greed to a fl\'e-year contract . Tampa Bay - Announ ced defensive back Terry Black mon and lineb ac ker Terey Fleming left ta mp. Calendar l·:tl'"'• l rum Stockholm, Swedrn - World Games Guatemala City - Central 1\merl ca n & faribbtan Games. 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Simm«ed In ACrtamy Grovy, Slfvtd with Mothtd Pot at on & Gra•y, Homaoktd Gr11n lt111s wi1h Mustroom1, AHot lutttJtd Roll or Homtmadt IKcult with Honty, (offtt, l1guklr ot Otcofftinattd, (A Small Soft Drink or Hot fto May It Sut.tituttd.l Columhla - Announced retirement of Athleti c Director 198S FORD CROWN VICTORIA ...... S369S $13 SO CASH PIICE two different innin gs . In the flflh , Ri ckey Hendprson doul!IPd In left with one out and stn iP thi rd for his 451h slolen ba se of I he year and 911ith of his career. On Ihe play, th e ball got pa st catcher L ance Parri s h, and HPndPrson tri rd to sco re but was thrown out. Par rish threw to Finley cover ing home. and the pit cher tagged oul Henderson. In the seventh . Jamie Quirk wa lked to lead off the inn mg. was sacrifi ced to seco nd and wen t to third on a s inglr by Hrndr rson. Qui rk tri ed to score on WaltWei ss's groundN to short . bu t was na i lPd for t hP lhtrd ou l on a sho rt ·t o-second-lo home douiJie play . E lsewhere in I heAL. Seattle rapped Minnesota li-4. Detroi l rip(X'd Boston 10·4 and Toronto downed Kansas C1t v 7-o. Mariners 6, Twins 4 - AI Minneapolis.' Ed gar Mar11nez hit a go-ahead. three- run homer a nd Bill Sw 1fl sca ltrred seve n hils through six a nd one-t hird innings to lead Sea ttl e. Martinez · blast erased a 2· I deficit and capped Seal lie's four-run fourth inning. Swift. SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1990 BAKED SWISS STEAK DINNER ........................ S4.69 San Jose (CB,\) - ,\greed to 4 Dr., auto., air, runs good . 1979 CHEV. MONTE CARLO V-8 engine, auto .• AM · FM Oakland had the potPntial g()·ahPad run thrown out at thr plat r in Our Holt-Pound lr.w~. Stntd On Alargt Saucerlun, Strnd with Hot Dtlicious Sttall friH and Your Choice of Homtmdt Col1 Slow, Mocwoni Salad or laked ltons. te rms with guard Freddie B11nks and forward Jervis Cole. 198S FORD TEMPO .................... S269S S16QO · FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1990 HALF POUND BURGER PLAnER .................... S3.64 Uon Cup Auto ., air, white. good . 1982 PLYMOUTH CHAMP 2 DR. · Is LaCro..., (CBA) - Signed 1980 CHEV. CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR V-8 engine. 82,000 miles. looks Ill runs great sacri fice fly. We eke Atlanta - Women' s Federa· Ra~r lw/1 Cincinnati nine. " You do what you' ve gut to do, " F'inley sa id " If it takes vuu 98 p itches l hrough ninP inni ngs or 140 . This g ives us so mPthing p;1s iti ve we can lake north (to St~a ttl P) wlth us. We don't fppl fortuna If' but wp tak e what we can grt " The Angel s had ti l'd the score 2·2 in t he f ift h on .lohnnv Kav's Improved to 4·2 a nd Mike Schooler pitche d the final four outs for his 27th save despite surrendering one run. Allan Anderson, fell to 4-13. Tigers 10, Re d Sox 4- At Detroit, Lloyd Moseby drove In three runs with a homer a nd single and Alan Trammell and Lou Whitaker each had three hits a nd two RBI to power Detroit to Its third straight win. The defeat was the seventh In nine games for Boston . Dan Petry, 8-6, allowed three runs and seven hits over fiv e a nd two-third Innings for the win . Wes Gardner, 2·6, wen I one a nd two- third Innings , to absorb t he loss. Blue ,J•ys 7, Royals 5 - At Toronto , Mark Whiten's firs I major league homer un, a two-run blast In the third Inning, lifted Toronto. Trailing 4-:l, the Blue Jay s went ahead with three runs In Ihe third off Kevin Appier, 5-4. Aller a run-scoring single by Greg Myers. Whit en be lted his ftr sl hom er to make It 6-4. guard Robyn Davis. Tl'nni.t 1980 CHEV. only his third walk th1s season to Dante Rlrhetlt•, prior to being ro~ghed up by Hill. It seems like wheneve r 1 walk a guy, someth ing bad happens,.. said Eckersley. Thai' s a bad sign there. I just missed. a nd he !Hill ) turned on IL Give lhe guy credit. He hit the pitch . You just don't expect Donme Hill to hi! a home run ." Hill, who played for Oakland in 198& and was released last Aug 9 fr?~ th eir triple: A affiliate Ta coma , agreed . . _ I m surP I hats the last th ing Dennis was th inking, " Hill sai d. " It's the la slthlng I was thinking too. I wasn't Jryi ng Jo pull lhe ball. 1 was Ju st. try ing lo h it II hard... Winner Bria n Harvey. J-2. pitehed lhe ftnal two inn ing s, slrlkingout four and walking ~ne to help t he Angels avoid a swpe p In the four-game ser lt•s w>lh Oakland "When yo u face Ihe Oakland A·s. you get exci ted no matter what Innin g II Is. espec ially if you've got the lead," Harvey said "Our bullpen has been sn·ugg lin g late ly. so I told my se lf just to g o out there and try to get a win . " Ca l~o rn ia star ter C'huek F'inley pi tched nine Inni ngs, al lowing two run s- onP earnPd - on eight hil s and four walk s wh ile strik ing out NFL - Named Reggie Ro- We>l Cl nn. ...59 37 S.F.. .... ...51 16 L.A. .... ...48 18 San Dlego ..... 42 54 . COLO\l · . • . • n, ..,,,..t • upse t Mike Tyson Feb. 11 in Tokyo lo win I he llll e. "Ever si nce I won lhls Jille. .5l5 II% .505 12\1 .185 II % .161) 16 .169 16 Sl'attle 6, Minnesota 4 Detroit 10, Boston 4 decisions. Marly Cla ry went to 1·8 on his seven th stra igh t loss. Padres 8, Astros 2- AI San Diego. J ack Clark slammC'll a three-run homer Jo highl igh t a four -run fifth inning to pawN the Padres lo il s fourth stra igh t win . Clar k's 15th home run came off loser Mark Portugal. j .g E ri c Show , 2-8, wPn t spven and one· thtrd innings to co llect hls firs! victory sin ce .luly 4. his sidP "100 percent" since he 3\1 Thursday 's result s striking out nin e. walking thr~ a nd yielding three walks. Sm ith pitc hed one and one third innings of hitless re lie f fo r his 15t h save . Expos 3, Cubs 2 ( 10 inn.) - At Mo ntr ea l. Del in o DeShields s ingled. sto le two bases and scored on Tim Ra10es' sin gle with two ou ts in lh e lOth inn ing llfl in g thr Expos . DeShield s s ingled off Milch William s. J.6. and stole second a nd third . After Marqui s Grissom wal ked . Raines si ngled to le ft Jo make a winner of Tim Burk e. J. J. Burke pitched tw o a nd one· third one-hi I Innings. Dodgers R, Braves 1 - At l.os Angeles . F:dd >e Murray a nd Kal Daniels homered to pac e a 13-hi l attack a nd Tim Belc her hurled a three-hitler to lrad lh e Dodger s. &> lc her. 9-7. worked six i nnin g~ a nd al lowed on£' run . to post hi~ me wh en I'm not 100 percent. It' s real ly path eti c they ra1 sed a commotion wh en Steve Wynn first wa nted to swi tch the da te a nd this is legi tim a te. Ho lyfi e ld would ra ther fight a sick fight er ... Jo hnson sa id he recomme nded Douglas en ter a hospital but Feldm a n sa id It is not necessary " If I had my way he' d go in a hospi ta l right now ." Johnson sa id . " It 's bad. I don't rare what Du,·a a nd !Holyfield manag er! Shelly Finkel think . " It seems like nobodv cares . Ever since we won lhtS Iitie. il seem s like everything ha s b~n directed to ta king il away- from Don K10g to these other guys IDuva and Fi nke l! saying II !Douglas ! is in s ha pe. Jhry' re a fra id I Holyfie ld's> go in g Jo get bea t." Do uglas sings a similar tune bu l lhlnks the public ha s been an .633 .602 Inn. Association (AAA); se nt pitcher Tim Blrtsas to Bob Engel. ~ew l'orlt (NL) - Sent CaiYomla I, Oakland 2 II inni ngs, t wo-thi rd Nashville ol the ,\mertcan Majors Hill, 1·0. was recalled from Louisville of the Ame r ican Asso· elat ion Wednesday . He pitched ---===~~~~----- fig ht Mike Tyson at The Mirage next year If he defea ts Holyfie ld . Douglas· traini ng sc hedule wa s pushed back b!ocause of his legal battle wit h promoter Don King , whic h was se ttled out of court last week. Douglas sa id he ha s b~n unable to trai n for the la s I week because of his illness. By PAUL DEFEDE .UPJ Sports Writer When Donnie HIU faced reliever Dennis Eckersley In the lith Inning Thurs~ ay night, the result was a surprise lo both players. Hill s two-out home run off Eckersley, only his second this year and 24th of his five-year career, llfted the California Angels to a 4·2 victory over the Oakland Athletics. For Eckersley, 2-2. II was the firs t home run he allowed since Cleve land Indian Brook Jacoby's blast Sept. 9. Eckersley also Issued unearnf'd r un in the first inni ng. D Hous.-holdf•r. ~ homer . Th e Giants lied the score 3-3 In Ihe four th Inning. Terry Kennedy led off with a single and moved to second on Robbie Thompson ·s single . Wilson beat out a bunl toward thi rd lo load the bases and Butler s ingled hom e Kennedy . Elsew here In th e National League, Philadelphia floored Pittsburgh 12-4; New York and St. Louts spilt, with the Mel s winning the opener 6·1 and the Cardina ls taking the second game 3-1; Mon trea l topped Chi cago 3-2; Los Angeles cr ushed Atlanta 8-1; San Diego defeat ed Houston 8·2. Phlllies 12, Pirates t - Pirates pitcher Neal Heato n cam e to the All -Star game with 10 wins and a smile. Thursday night. he left after two-thirds of a n Innin g with five r un s. lour hil s. two walks and a harsh sel f-assessment. " I ju st felt like I was all over Ihe p iare with every thing, " Heaseries. ton said following the Phlladel· Losing pit cher Jose Rijo. G-4. phia Phlll ies 12·4 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates. " I was just showed little co ncer n. .. When you look behind you. horse dir t. Basically, It's as you've jus t got to gel out of this simple as that." little rut we're in now. he sa id. The Phlllles pounded out 14 "They're the ones wh o have lo htrs. dropping the Pirates Into a catch us . We don't ha ve to ca tch first -place tie with the New York anyonr ." Mel s in the NL East. Mark Th urmond . 2·2. pit ched Pirates manager Jim Ley land one and two-t hird innings of summed up his whole cl ub' s hitless relie f for the victory. He pitch ing 1n one word . Bad. ·'From time t o limP you run replaced s tarter Trevor Wilson in the sixth inning a nd induced into cycles on yo ur starting staff Jo e Ol iver to hil into an inning where you just don 't get anybody ending double-p lay . Jeff Bran - out. .. Leyland sa id . "Yo u pit c h llev pitc hed the final two in nings like we did to night a nd you're not for hi s l&ih save. going to win many ballgames. The Gia nt s broke a 3·3 Jie in the "P hiladelphia IS a n excelle nt seven th when Butler led off wilh hilling lea rn. but it was definit e ly a si ngle, moved to third on a case of bad pitching " Leach 's hit -a nd -run s ingle and The Phlllles. who scored six scored when Will Clark grou nded run s in the ni nth inning of a 10-9 into a double pla y. loss to lhr Met s Wednesday . Ri jo went the distance for picked up where they left off. Cincinnati. al low ing II hit s He scoring five in the first. two in walked two and s truck ou t fi ve. bo th th e second and third and three in Ihe six Ih. Th e Reds sco red three runs in the first innmg. Chris Sabo and "! thin k that la s t innin g Billy Hatcher singled and Eric 1agains t the Mets Wednesday 1 Davi s followed with a two-run revived us,' Ph illies mana ger double to r ight. Davis carne Nick Leyva said . "If we lost 9-2. we mig ht co m e out a little flat tCon!inued fr om Page 31 Jason Cundiff and Brandon Hill. In the second row are Matthew Ash, .~dam Cumings, Jrrrod Clay, Ru -se ll Re1ber, Daniel Babic and .Joshua Davis. In the third row are Rex Cumings, Mike Warner and Ray Proffitt Sr. Not pictured is Lee William s. TiHany Spenct•r, ,Jak e~ Householder. ,Jimmie Putman, Kathy Harbor, ,\shley Hager. Corey l 'o ung, .Jrrrmy fonnoly and Hradlr:y Brannon . Behind th r m an• ,-oarhr!'i Paul Brannon and Jpfl ton ight. But we ca me oul with life, we swung th e bats wllh a uthor it y, II helps a pllching staff when you give it five runs in the fi rst. " We were aggressive at the plate and that Is one Jhing we have to do. This ballclub Is capable of scori ng runs and that tak es the pressure off the pllch· lng s ta ff." Terry Mulholl a nd allowed four runs on 10 hi ts in pitc hi ng his second complete game for his fifth road win. Following two first-Innin g hits. Mu lholland re· tired 11 straight before a Jeff King flfth ·lnnlng sin gle. "Obviousl y It's nice to ha vt• a big lead," Mulh oll and said. "Bul the guys on the oth er si de ca n hi I so you can't ju st lav it up there . You h ave to mix it up. they keep you on your toes " Tommy Herr's twu-run triple, Char lie Hayes ' two-run homerun and Von Hayes · sacr ifice fly gave Ihe Ph lilies a 5-0 first inning lead. " The guys are just trying lo br aggress ive." Charlie Hayt•s sa id. " This Is ju s t t he way the game goe s. We could just as eas ily hit a ll those ba lls right to somebody Today was just our day " Mets 6·1, Cardinals 1-3 - At New York. Ke n Hill, mak ing hi s fir st start of the seaso n, combined with Lee Smtih on a th ree-hiller to give th e St. Louis Ca rd inals a s pill with the New York Mct s. New York won the opene r behind Ron Darli ng's four-hitler. The righ t-hander struck out six. walked two and allowed an home on a Rey Quinones' sacri· flee fly. The Giants closed lo 3-2 In the thir d when Butler singled and scored on Leach's two-run 1The Daily Sentinel Page 5 Hill's 11th-inning homer gives Angels 4-2 win over A's Leach's homer helps Giants post 4-3 victory over Reds SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The San Francisco Giants' big guns are well known , but often over lo oke d outfielder Rick Learh may be a key factor In their renewed pennant drive. Leach hit his first horne run of the season Thursday night as the Gia nts edged past Cincinnati 4-3 to m ove to only 8~ games back In the National League Wes t after being 11 back two day s ago. More sig nifica ntly . Leach cracked out two hits and now lea ds the Giant s wllh a .322 baiting average after 143 at bats. Bas ically a designated hitter the past few years In the American League, Leach . a former University of Michigan quarterback who forsook football for baseball. was moved hopefully Into right field agains t rlg hth anders by Craig after Kevin Bass went on th e injury Jis t early In the season. Anoth er big contributor Thurs· day was Brett Butler, who ha d four hils. scored two runs a nd drove in another . Th e loss was the fourt h straight for the di vision-leading Reds. who s till have three to play 1n thi s Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio PILLSBURY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EI\IIPL!OYER/EOEJAA/1\11/F/VETERANS Rt. 7 ." '. �Page The Daily Sentinel 6 Friday. 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Sy r ~tCUSf' ~hrk MorrCM' putor Sf'rv!CH. 10 am Sunday [vmlng 5ervlces Sunday a nd WPdnf'Sda } at 6 00 p m MIDOI F:PORT CHURCH OF CHRI ST II\ CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwight Haler . rlrsl f'ldfof Y.. anda Mohler Sunday School SI.J pt Sundav Sclv:lol 9 lJ am Morning Wo r1hip 10 30 am Evmlnii:'Worshfp7 J) pm, Wf'dnf"Sda y pra;f'fmt"f'tlng 7 :llpm. MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Radnf'. Rf'v J•mee Satterllf'ld. putor freenan Williams Su~ Sunday SchOol 9 45 am . Sunday and Wf'dn1'5day PVl'n lnll: Sf'I"V Ice; 7 p m MTODL F:PORT FlRST AAPTIST Coraer S!.o~th and Palmrr RPv James A ~ddon past or Don Wlb on S S Su pi Af>u1ah Whiff' AsS! Sup! Su nda y School 9 1~ am . morn lniZ wonhip 10 1~ am Sunay f"Vf'n tn g wontdp 7 pm, Pray("r mHtlng and BltJIP Study Wf'dnesday 7 pm , Mf'n s Prayer BrP&ifa.st. lsi S.turday ea(:h month 7 am In fpllowshlp twl , aduh choir prac11Cf' Sunday , 8 pm: radio proerarn "Prepari ng lht" Way '' Saturday, 3 pm WMOV 1360 AM Ravf'ntWood , WV Lord's SuppE"r obllf'fVf'd ht Su nay o r each moqth. MIDDL EPORT CH II RCH OF CHR IST Slh and Main , AI Han son minister . R lt~ard Du~f' Auodalf' Pa!l tor Mlir Ct>rfach . Sunday School Supf'r1nll;ondf'nl Wonhlp ServiC'f' I. 8 15 am . Sunday School9 30a m: WorshJp~rvl<'f' II. 10 30 a .m .; Evf'nlng Worshlp.7 p m Wf"dnesay, 7 p. m . Pray« mflf'llng MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 0~ THE NAk AREN'E. PASTOR Rrv Ucy d D Grimm . Jr., ,.ator Jeoan KJmt"S, Sunday School Su perldtelldfl!t Sunday Scbool 9 30 a m MonjtnJ Won hlp Servkt'. 10 J) a m . Sun day ~rnlna servicf!, 6 p m Wednf'tday f'Vfn111J 1ervlre', 7 p.m SYliACUSE CHURCH 0~ THE NAZA· RENE, Rt>V Glenn McMillan . pastor Jim Cundltr, S S Superlnt@ftdftlt Sunday Sr'hool 9: ~a m .; mominJ w~:rahtp , 10· Jl'l a.m.; Evaapllttlc lft'VI~. 6 p m . Prayer and Prall~ Wf'dnesday , 7 p m . Youtb rneftlq, 1 p.m UIII'RD PIIIIIIIYTJ!RIAN IIIINI8TRY OF 10108 COUNTY .... O'fjldoo lolly HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Wonhlp ServiC'f'! 9·00a .m .; Church Sthool10· J5 am MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTER lA N SUnday School. 9 a m , Church SPrvi<-"". 11 15 a.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY I f 4/u•aH" Eslablished 1913 992-2121 106 Mulberry Au. P-roy Ever1ln~ Worship 7 IJU p m Wf'dnesday Prayf'r SPn.ol('"t' 7 00 p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad ~~ Mas on Sunday &hool 10 a m . Morn O,.ut lng worship I 1 a m , Evf'nrng servlcf' 6 p m Prayer mf'f'tlng and Bible Study WE"d 93 Mill Str..l nf'Sdav 7 p m Mlddloport, Ohio 46760 FOREST RUN BAPTIST RPv Nylr BordPn , past or C' ornPIIu~ Bunc-h. sup! 992 -6657 - 1998-00KSI Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a m . Serond and ~:....1 fourth Sundavs wnrs hip sf:'rVIcf' at 2 30 p RAWUNGS-COATS FISHER FUNERAL HOME 0\\,(( 992-5141 264 South 2nd Middleport - Sund ay am Chu rth sf>n. kf' 10 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Past or Raymond Co .o~ Sunday School 10 00 a m Sunda y Mornln~ Worship 11 00 a m C hll drrn 's Chur ch 11 am Sunday E:w•nlnji!: Sf'rvlcf>; 00 p m Wf'd b p m Young La dl~' Auxlllano Wf'dne<>da}' 7 p m Fam !!\' \\<urshlp liA ZE I COMMUNITY CHURCH Off Rt 124 3 mr!f'S I rom Portland Long Bot tom Eds£'1 Hart pa s tor Sunday School. q 10 a m Sunda~ morning preat hing 10 30 a m . SundaY f'W'nlnji!: Sf'r..lrM 7 lO pm MIDOI F.PORT FREE'WILL BAPTIST , C' fi URC'H ('ornrr Ash and Plum :"lo(') Hf'rrmann pastor Sundav &hooll O 00 a m M o rnln~ Worship 11 00 a m . Wf'd ne<>da v and Saturdav Evt>nlnR" SE>rv lcPS at 7 JO p m APPLF: GROVF. UN ITED MF:THO OIST CHURCH - Pa~lor Rf'\' Carl HIC'k s 10 milt'"' ai'-.)\ f' Racln f' on Rl lRR Sundav School 9 <1 m v.orshlp S('rvl c£' 10 am Sunday f' \ f'nl n ~ Sf'l"Vkf'. 6 00 p m . P ravN mM'IIn~ and Alblt> Stu<1v Thurs dav . 6 30 p m MT OLIVE UN ITED M[THODI ST orr 124 bf>hlnd W!!kPSvlll P fharl f'S Jon f.'S pastor Sunday School, 9 30a m , mornlniZ .,.,ors hlp 10 10 Sunda'r' and Thurs daY f"- l'flln~servlt'Ps 700pm MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARIIH lJNTTF.D METHODIST CHURCH NORTRE.\IIT CLURTER Rf'~ . SbiJ'oa Hausman Rfo\1 . Fran• Croloot Seldo111 l0h111011 ALf'RED - Church School 9 30 am . Worship, ll am. UMYF'6 Jlp m . UMW fhlrd 1'uf"Sday, 7 30 p m Communion nrst Sun day 1Haushman\ CHESTER - Worship 9 am . Church Sc'-hoollO a m Bible Study Thursday, 7 p m . UM W, first Thursday. 1 p m. Com munlon rlrst Sunday /Hausman I JOPPA - Worship 9 ,J) am , Church School10 J) a m Bible Study Wt"'dnesda y 7 )) p m. !Johnson I LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 30 a m . Worship 10 J) a m , Bible Sludy Wednesday 7 )) p m. Communion First Sunday of Month !Rev Charles Eaton) REEDSVILLE -C hurch School 9· 30 a m Wor ship Ser\'lrt' 11 00 am T UPPERS PLArNS ST PAUL Church School 9 am, Worship 10 am Blbir Study, Th<l?'§day, 7 30 p m, Commu nlon First Su nday (Hausman ) ~Y. CENTRAL CLUSTER Rn Doa Mn-.wiJ Rfoy Ws.le, 'hatchsltn . Fru• 8mllh R.e\1 . llalhrJ• Rile)' Rn. a- P'ter~ Rn Art1111r Crabtrf!e' Rev Fklreeot SmJih ASBURY ! SvraNs!'l- Wonhlp ll am , Churc h Sc hool 9 45 am , Chargr Blb!t> Study , Wednf5day 7 J) p m UMW , ftnt Tut"Sday l 30 p m Cholr Rf>ht"'arul Wednesday 6 30 p m !Thatche-1 ENTERPRISE - Wonhlp CJ a m , Church Schoo llO am. Blb!PStudy Tu~ day 7 00 p m . UMW . F!nt Mondav, 7 lJ pm , UMYFSunday 6pm tRUey i FLATWOODS - Churc-h School 10 am Wor!hip 11 am , Blblf' Study, Thursday 7 p m UMYF' Su nda y 6 p m !RJ le)' ) FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 AM Choir prae1 IN'. Thunday 6.}) p m . UMW th1r d Monday rThatchen HEATH i MiddlfPOrl r -Chur ch Srhool 9 ll 1m , Morn ing WonhJp 10 30 a m , Youth Group, 4 p m Wf"dnf'!!;day Bible study 6 00 p m Cho tr rt>ht"arsal 7 00 p m rFrank SmlthJ MINERSVILLE - Chur ch ~hoot 9 00 a m , Worship service 10 00 a m VMW third WMneAday , 1 p m IThat cht"'''l PEARL CHAPEL- Church Srhool9 00 a m Worship Service 10 00 a m (Fifr renn> Sml1 h) POMEROY -Church SchooL 9 1' a m Worship 10· ;t:~ a m . Cbolr rehearsal Wednesday. 7 30 p m : UMW, J("('()nd Tuesday , 7 :llp.m , UMYFSunday,6pm rMI'adoWII ROCK SPRINGS- Church SchooL 9 n am , Worship IOa. m ., Bible Study, Wed· nf'lday. 7·:1) p.m., UMYf(Srnlors) Sunday, 6 p m, fJunlorsl ev~ other Sun day, Gp m lRUey) RUTLAND - Church School, 10 am . Wor&Np, 11 a .m ., UMW F'lnt Monday . 7 ~ p.m (Crabtree) SAL£M CENTER- Cburcll School 9· U a m ., Mornlnt Worship 10: 1!1 a m. {Fi8'(:f') SNOWVILLE -Morning Worahlp 9·00 am, Church School10.00 a m IFiorenre Smlt h) SOUTHERN CLU1111<K JWv. Kft111dh Balltr Rev. Rea« Grace 7·00 p.m. Thurlday. !HicloJJ BETHANY - Worship 9 am. Chureh School tO a .m .: Blblf"Study Wednaday 10 am. Dorcas Women 's Fellowship Wf'd. nelday 11 a .m (Bik«). CARMEL - Church Srhool 9:J'> am., Worlhlp, 10. f!l a .m . Seoond and Fourth Sundays: Ffl'llowshfp dinner with Su1tm lhlrd Thur!day, 6: )) p m (Baker~. MORNING STAR - Chu"'h School9:" • HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Thf'ron Durham. pastor. Sunday ~erviCf'. 9 30 am . f'Vfn· lng ~PTVICt' 7 00 p m Prayrr mf'l'11n~ . Wf'dnetday , 7· 00 p.m BEARWALLOW RIDGE rHURCH OF CHRIST, Jack Colegrove putor BlblP Cias! 9 .l'Ja m, Morning Worship to JOa m ., EvenlnK Wonhtp, 6 :«1 p m. Thur!ltht.y Blblt> Study, 6 l:l p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrtsonvtlle- Rd I Rt UJ) Robert E Pur t(>IJ, min!Jter: Sti"Ve Stanley, Bible School Supt , Harley Johnson. Asst Supt SUN DAY Bible SchOoJ 9 30 a.m ., Wo rship 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M Wednesday Bl bit" St udy 7 00 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Plnf' Grove Tht> Rtov Laura A Lf'ach, pa!lor Church sHViet' 9 :1> am, Sunday School 10 30a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Tom Runyon. pastor Sunday School9 )J a m. Larry Haynes S S Supt Mornln~ worship 10 30 a .m RACINE CHURCH OF' THE NAZA RENE . Rev John Vance. pastor: Ora Baas, Chairman or thE" Board of Chrl!itlan Lift" Sunday School 9 J) am. Mornlna Worshl 10 :Kl am, Evange\!("al st>rYICf', 7 00 p m ; Wednesday servtl"t', 7 00 p m LIBERTY CHRISTTAN CHURCH , Dox· te-r Woody Call, pastor ServiC'ftl Sunday. 10 am and 7 p m Wf'dne&day, 7 p m DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lloyd sayre. Supl Sunday School 9· :IJ a m . morning wonhlp 10 30 1 m Sunday £"\'Pnin(l: service 7 p m RACINE FlRST BA.PTIST. Strvf' DeavPr Pa:sttr Mlkr Sw lgf'r , Sunday Sc-hOol Supt Sunday School 9)) am Morning Wl'll"!ihlp 10 «l am , Sunday ('\'f'ning worship 7 lO p m . Wf'dnf"Sday f'V('nlng Bible stud} 7 30 p m BURUNCHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, BurUngham Ray LaudermDt. past<r. JID bM'1 Cozart . .wl!itant jmhr Surday &:hod 10 am . WCI'Shlp 7 p m. Wf'Glf'fiday , 6 p m youth meeting; Wed. 7 p m ctlJrch 9£'rv\('('5 PINE C. ROVE HOLINESS CHURCH,~ mlleorrRt 325 R.l"\1 BenJ Watts pastc:r Robf't'l ~aries, S S Sup~ Sunday School 9 .JJ a m , Morning Worship 10 30 a m , Sunday Pvt>nln~ servicP 7 lO p m wro nt'Sday Sf'rv(Cf', 7 30 p m SILVER RLN BAPTIST, Bill Ll111t• , pastor Stt"VE' Litt le. S S Supt Sunday School lOa m , Mor nln~ wonlp, 11 a m Sunday I:'VPnlng w<Y~Ip 7 30 p.m Pra}'er mt't't !ng and Bible study Wfdnesday . 7 lO p m , Youth met>tlng Wt"dnesday at 7 p m REJOIC"lNC LJFF:: BAPTIST CHURCH - l83 N 2nd Avf'. Mlddlf"POrt Su nda> School 10 am Sunday f'Vening 1 00 p m . Mid Wf'{"k servlct>, Wf'd 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday Srhod 9 J) a m , Jf'ff Sm ith, sup! Mornln~ worship 10 :ll a m . Su nda} PVenlng Sf'rvlce, 7 JO p m Wednf"Sda} PVf'nlng service. 7 JO p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Eldf>n R Blake, pastoc Su nda> School 10 a.m, Gary Reed, Lay Ieed er Morning sermon, 11 am . Sunday night ~erv\("E't. Chrlstlan E ndeavor 7 XI p m Sona sen.tce 8 p m . Prearhlng 8 30 p m Mld ·week pra yer mf!(>tlng, Wednesday. 7 pm. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER Salem St , RutLand Robert E Musser pastor. Sunday School 10 00 am Wor 1hlp serviCE', I. 15 a .m : Sunday PVenlng Aervl~, 7· 00p m: Thursday even!ng ser HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Dav ld Prentice, paatoc Charlet Domle'an, Surr d-:y- Schad Supt . Morning Wort;hlp 9::11 a . m, SuOOaySchooiiO·:t:la m, Evenlngservtce, 7 00 p m MT. UNION BAPTIST. Put'"" Jo• N Sayre, Sundly School9 45 a m., Evening wrnhip &· :.>p.m.; Prayer Meeting, 6.l'l p.m . Wedaslay TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH 0~ CHRIST. Robert Foater, putcr; Howard Caldwell, Su~rln~ndmt, Church ~ehool 9 a m , Worship tervlt!e9 45 a m. and 6 30 p m ::s~zone wloorne. RENE a .m .; Morning Worship 10 .00 a.m., Bible Study Sunday 7.00 p m; Prayt"'r meetlnc Thuroday, 7·Jl p.m !Baker!. SUlTON - lhurt'h School 9 lOAm . Morning Worship 10 45a m fir s t and 1hird Sunday s, Ff'llowsh!p dlnnl"f" with Carmel third Thursday 6 30 p m 1Baker1 EI\ST LET Ali f - Morning Wors hip 9 00 a m , Church SchoollO OOa m, UMW rtrst Tuesday 7 l) p m !Grace) RACINE - Cburrh School, 10 a m , Wa r s hip 11 am, UMW tuunh Monday al 7 lJ p m . Mf>n' s Prayl"r Breakfast, 'We<tnffiday R a 01 {G raCi'r KENO CHUR CH OF CHRIST. Rogf'r Spring mlnbtf'r: Starling Massar and 01 lvt>r Swain Sunday &hool Supts Preach· lng 9 30 am each Sunday, Sunday Schoo! JOJOarn R CHURCH OF THE NAZA R.tv. Herber! Grale, pester Doui!u Blu•n. oupt. Sunday Schooi9·JO Rev. Car!Ht<b a m , Worthip 10 30 a.m.; Bible m CH APPLE GROVE - Church Scllooj 9· 00 a .m . , Wonldp ~Ire, 11 a.m . and 6 p.m Sunday Wednf.lday, 7 p.m Pra)W meet- lnf. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH William WIUiamo, put<r; Robn't E Barton, Director of Chrlltian Edu· cation; Stew Eblin, aulttant. SuDday Scbo<li9:JO a.m.; Morn.lnr worahlp 10:XI am .; Teena In Action. 6 p.m., £vrn1n1 Worolllp. 1:00 p.m. Choir proctlce 8 p.m. Sunday Wednesday rvenlnr prayer lnd Blblelllldy. DExn:ll CHURCH OF CHRil!T, Roger Watloo, mlnilter; Nonnan WUI, Study, oupt. Sundoy Scbool P:ll a.m.; Worolllp Jervlco 10: Jl a.m. Blbl• otudy, Wl!dn,._ .. Q)•• r., . r !!',~~~~:~~ !ZED CHURCH OF JESU S LATTER DAY SAINTS Port Road Mik e Duhl pa~IUI , lp m LIFE COVENANT CHURCH ( hf"St f'r Gar} Hint'S , pastor Suntlav School at 9 30 il m Worshtr servlcf' a! 10 JO a m , Sunday f'\'l'n\n-'! serviCE' b 00 p m Wl'11nPSd a.., Dlsctple {lass. 7 {}(l p '" Jank£' Danner chu1rh S('hool dlrf'tlor Churr hscho ol9 .lOam , Morntn jiiWO!shlp 10 ]() a m Wedne;dav t-wnlng pra vt'r !>erv \('('S 7 lJ p m BETHLEHFM AAPTIST Rf'V Earl Shu1Pr pastor WurshJpselv\('{',9 31Jam Su nda v S<'hoollO ))am BiblE' Stud\ ~nd prayf'r Sl"rviN' Thursd ay 7 30 p m CARLETON INTERDE NOMINATION AL CHU RCH . Klng!itl.irv f1oad Rrv C\vd£' W Hender s<J1 pastor Sunda; Schoo19 30 am Ralph Carl Sup! Elif'n lnli: wor!lhlp 1 00 p m Pravrr mf'f'tln l': Wednesdav 7 00 p m OLD BETHEL FR[E WILL BAPTIST CHURCH. 28001 Stall' Roull' 7 Mlddlf'" port Sunday School to am, Sundav PVf' n lng Sl'rV\N" "'i ~ p m Tut>sdav 5f'nlrc 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Bob Grimm, past or Sunday Schoul9 3() a m Worship 10 45 a m Sunday f'\'f' ninR st'T\'IN', 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob lo("a tf"d on County Road 31 Rev RoRt>r Willford, past or Suna y School9 30 am . Morning Worship 10 45 am Su n day f"\'ening worship 7 00 p rn . Wf:'dnt>S day evenlnR BiblE' Study 1 00 p m WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN Coo l vlllf' RD Rev Phillip Rldf"nour, pastor Su nda y School9· J) am . worship serv l<'f' 10 30 a m . Blblf' !tud} and wcr~hlp ~er viet', Wednl"!!day , 7 p m RUTLAND CHUR CH OF CHRIST, Eu g('ne E Vndrrwood, mlnlstt"'r Su nda'r' School, 9 30 a rn , Morning won: hlp 10 30 am: EvPnlng Worship, 7 00 p m RUTLAND BIBLE METHOniST Amos Ttl !Is, pastor Sonn} Hudson sup! Sunday School 9 .l'J a m . Morning Worship 10 JU am, Sunda~· Pvf'ninR S(>TVI('(' 7. 00 p m Wf'dnt'Sday Sf'rv\ce 7 p .m WMPO pr ogram 9 a m each Su nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Samul"l Basye. pastor S unda y & hoo19 30a m . Worsh!pSf>rv iC'f"lO 30a m . Younli: PPOplt> s Servlcr 6 p m E\•anji!;t"'lls t !c Sf'rv ict" 6 30 p m Wednesda y sprv lrt' 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHR IST Mlllf'f St . Muon , W Va Sunday B!blf' Stud y 10 am. Wor!hlpllam and7pm Wf'dnt"'Sday Blblf' Study, vocal music , 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY Of' GOD , Dud dlni l.anp, Mason . W Va J N Thacker, pB!t or Evening urv!C'l' 7 30 p m . Wo mf"ff'sM!nls!ryThunday.9 lOam. Wednt"Sday PrayeT and Bible Study 7· 15 p m HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH, St . Rt 143Just ott Rt 7 Rl'v Jamt'!i R AcrN>- Sr put or. Rt>v Mike Wlllt'tt Asst Pastor Joe Humphr ey. S S Sup!, Sunday &hool 10 am Morning Worship 11 am Sunday Pvenlng sen. lee 6 p m, WE"dne~d.ay f'\f'n !ng 7 p m PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, William Justis pastor Sun da} School Sup! SonJa Justl.! Sunday School, 9· 30 a m . morning wrnhlp 10 40 11 m . Sunday and Wf"dnesda y servi<'PS , 7 .llpm non Ppntl'C05tal " 10 a m . SundaY Sl'ho ol l am Evf'ntn~ worshi p servl('(' 7 00 p m WC'dnrsda 'r' pravPr ml"f'tlnf.! 7 00 p m MT HERMON UN ITED BRETHRE:-.: IN CHR I~'T CHURC' H Located rn Tf'xa! Commu nll v off Ct Rt 82 Rf'v Robert Sand('rs p<~ s t or ]('ff ll oltf'r. la v llvdt>r f. d Roush Su nda\ S<' hool Sup! SundaY Sthooi ~ 10 a m mornln~<: worshtp and ( hlldrrn ~ c hurch 10 JO a m, f'V ('nln~ Pll'alhr n,g st>rviN' fir st lhrPf' SundaYs 7 30 p m SpPCial ~Pn h'P four1h Sundav PVPnlnji!: "'i 30 p m Wf'dnl'Sdav Pravrr Mretin)! , Blblp Studv and Youth Fcllffi' s hip 7 30 p m CHURC H OF COO OF PROPHECY Localf'd on 0 J Wh ltf' Road o ( Hl~hw av 160 Pat Hf•n s oo pa~lor Sunda\ School 10 am Clas~·s lo ra!! aj;!f'S Ju nl or ChuiY'h I I a m M o rmn~ worship 11 a m Adu It Choir prar11rf'hp m Sundav Youn~ Pro "' p!r's Chlld1Pn s Church and AdulT Bib\(' Studv Wf'dnesdav at 7 :ll p m HOPE BAPT IST CHAP EL. 570 f.ran1 Sl Middleport Affiliated wltn Southf'rn Baptist Convf>ntlon David B1van. Sr Ml nisiN Sunda ... School 10 am , Morntnp: "'orshlp II a m Ewnlng wocshlp 1 p m Wf'dnPSdav ('VI'nlnji!: Bibl e stOOv and pra ... f'r m('{<tin g 7 p m ARADFORO CHUHCH OF CHRIST. St Rt 12hnd Co Rd ~ [)('rrk Stump pastor William Ambt>rjilf'f S S Supt Sundav School 9 .10 a m. Morning Worship 10 JO a m , Ewn!njil worship 7 30 p m Wf'dnE"S dav .... orshlp 7 Ilpm ST PAU L Ll /TH[RAN CHURCH . (o r ner Svca mort> and &omnd Sts Po mf'r ov Th<' Re\ Laura A L.t>a ch, pastcr Su nd3vS<"hool 9 ~5a m Chu rr hsenice11 am VIC!ORY BAPTIST, Yll N 2nd St . MlddlpPort Jamf'!'i E Kf'esf'f'. pastor Su nday morning v.orshlp 10 am Evf>n lniZ Sl'rvlr(' 7 p m WC'dnesd av f'Vf'ning wors hip 7 p m Vr s ttat!on Thursrla\1 h JO p m MORSE CHAPF! CHURCH Dav id Curl m a11 v<~st or Sunda ... School. to am worship Sl'rV IN' 11 am . , Sunday night worship s£'rv l('f' 7 30 p m Mldwet>k praYN servlre WPdnesday 7 p m WESLEYAN HIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH o l Mlddlt>port . 1nc . 75 PearlS! Rf'v Iva n MYNS, pastor, Rogpr Manlry Sr. Sundav SchOol Supt Sundav Sc hool 9 30: <1 rn Morning Wor<ohlp 10 30 am , Evf'ninR Worship 7 30 p m Wednrsday evP nlnJ.! Blblp stud \' , pravf'r and prals<' .wrvh'(', 7 .)J p m fAI T H GOSPEL CHURC H Long Rot tern Su nd av School 9 JO a m, Mornlnw: Worship 10 15 a m Su nda\1 evf'nlng 7 00 p m (su mm("f 7 l:l p m I Wednrsdav n r jj~hl 7 ()(} p m I summer 7 l) p rn 1 NEW !.IFF: COVENANT CHURCH OF GOD Ches!Pr - Cary Hln~. pas1or Sun day Sc hool 9 l) am , worship Sf'rVIC'f'. 10 JOa m , f'\'enlnpl"nolce 6p m Dlsd plf>'!lblp class, Wednesday. 7 p m MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Lawren('(' Bush. pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , Sunday and Wt"dnPSdav f'V<"n !ng wor~hlp Sf'n.•l ce. 7 00 p m UNITED FATTH CHURCH, Rt ion Po mE'tOy By Pu s RPv Robert E Smlt h Sr pastor Mf'lvln Drakr. S S Supl Sunday Sc-hool 9 10 a m . Morning Worship lO 30. MT MORIAH BAPTIST fourt h and Maln St Mlddlf'port Rt- v Gllhf>r1 Craig, J r pa!11or Mr s Ervin BaumgardnN, Sunda y Sc hool ~up! Sunda y Sc.· hoo! 9 30 a m , Worship Se-rviN' 10 45 a m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - JosE>ph 8 Hoskins evangf'llst Sunday EHblrStudv 9a m Worshtr lOam, Sun dav f'venin~ Sf'n'iC"f' 6 p m , W£'dnPSday r>v~?ning Sf'rvlf'r 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Rac lnf' Rt 12'1. William Hoba ck, pastor Sundav Sc-hool 10 .a m . Sunda v f'\'t>nlng Sf'rVIC't' 7 p m Wf'dnesd a> ev t"JJin ~ Sf'rYif'f' 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadlf' Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 .10 R m Mornlnli: Worship 10 30a m PrayPrs('rviN' allern <~It> Sunda ys THE C' H URC H OF' J ESUS CHRIST. APOSTOLIC fAITH - NPw Lima Rd nf'.o~tlo Fort Meili:S Park . Rutland Robt>n Richards pastor Servl cf'S a t 7 p m on Wf'dn<"Sdays and Sundays HA RRlSONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP TFR or thf' Wf's lf'yan Hoilnl'S.S Church RP\ Earl F!Pids pastor Henry Eblln . Sund a\ School Sup! Sundav Sc-hool 10 a m Morning Worship 11 am Evf'nlng S('rv lt~ 7 30 p m Wf'dnt>Sday E"''f'nlng S("f VIet' 1 ;J) p m STI VERS VII LE WORD Of FAITH, Gary Holter pastor Sunday servl('f"s 9 lO am and 7 p m , Mldwf"f'k srrv !N', 7 · .JJ p m Thursday MIODLEPOR'! PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave RP\' Clark Bak("f pastor Carl Not tln~ham, Su nda\ S<·hool Supt Sunday Sc hool 10 a m with c las9E"!l lor all ages Evrnlng st'rvi('('S at 6 p m Wednf'Sd.a y Bl ble stud} at 7 30 p m Youth st>rvices frl dav at 7 :Jl pm ECCLES !A FELLOWSHIP 128 Mill St . Mlddlepor1 Brothf>f" Chuck Mr-PhersCI'I pa~ tor Sunday School 10 am , Sunday f'Vt'ning st>rvkl'5 at 7 p m and Wf'dnf'Sday ..,.rvtces at 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Ke nnt"th Smith, pastor Sunday School 9 J0 a.m , chut"('h s('rviN' 7 30 p m , you th lel.lowshlp 6 J) p m Blblf' study . Thur!llday. 7 30 p m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 3.'1)45 Hiland Road, Pome-roy Tom Kt"'lly, pas tor Danny Lambert S S. Supt Sunday morn ing service at 10 a m , Sunday f"V("n In~ S('J'ViN' 7 3.0 p m Tut'Sday and Thurs day Sen. Ices at 7:J0p m NEW HAVE~ CHURCH OF' THE NA ZARENE R("\1 Glmdon Stroud, pastel" Sunday School9 :11 a.m Worshlpsf'rvi<P 10 30 11m . Youth serviC't" Sunday 6 15 p m Sun dayevenlngser,~ tce7 · 00pm WE"d nfSday Prayer Meeting and Blhl e Stud} 7 00pm NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH , Sun day alternOOfl seno iC'eS at 2 30 Thuuda; f'Vrnlng Sf'rviCfl at 7 ;J) 1 fiRST BAPTIST CHU RCH , Mas.oo, W Va Pa!itor. BIIIMurphy SundaySchooiiO a m . Sunday l"Yf!'nlng 7. JO, p m Prayer ml't'tlng .and Bible study WE"dnesday, 7 J) p m Evf>ryooe Wf'lromf' ~UTLAND ~REE WILL BAPTIST. Sa HARTroRD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Hartford, W Va Rev David Mc Manis, paslor Church School 9 30 a m . . Sunday morning ser vlre. 11 am ; Sunday evening snviCf", 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet ina, 1 30 ~m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lf>tart, W Va , Rt 1. Jamf'lll l..l'wls, pastoc Wor s hip aervlces 9 .l) a.m.: Sunday &hoolll a .m. Evenlngwortlblp 7~j!Op.m Tut'Sday collage prayf"r meeting and Bible Study 9.30 1m. , Worship tervlce, Wf"dnesday 7:30p.m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and ~nry Stt , Raveru~wood. W Va The Rev. Ge-orge C Welrlcll, past Cl" Sunday SChool9 :II a.m., Sunday worship 11 a .m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, 1ocatedon Pomeroy P1te, County Road 25 nea.r Flat woodl. Rev. Blackwood, putor. Services oo Sunday at !0:30a.m. and 7 :ll p.m with Sunday SchoolS· JO a m. Bible Study, Wed nelday, 7:J) p.m. SPIRITUAL FAITH FELLOWSHIP, State Route 338, Anllqult:y . Rev A I. Stewart, put«. Sunday services, 10 a m . and 7 p .m.; Tuesday,7 p.m . MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOU. NESS ClruRCH, Inc., ~Pearl St Rev Ivan Myers. acttar p.utcr; Rorer Manley, Sr , SUDda.Y School Sul)t!rlnlendent Sun. day School 9· !1 a .m .; MorninJ wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; evenlq worship 7· :JJ pm , Wfdnlllday eYf'fUne Bible tludy, prayer a.nd praJJe service, 7: Jl p m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC - Van?A.ndt and Ward Rd. Elder Jams Mtlls-, past«. Sunday SchoW, ~m SOliTH BETilEL NEW TESTAMENT C HURCH . Sllv('r Ridge DuanE" Sydens t"ickrr, pastor Sunday School 9 am; Worship Service, 10 a m , Sunday eovenlng serv!C't", 7 00 p m W£'dnl'Sday night Bible s tudy 7 OOpm Sermonette The LORD went before them by day In a pillar of cloud to lead them along the way, and by night ln a pillar of fire to give them light. - Exodus 13: 21 ( RSV) Every line moves faster than my line. At the bank I always seem to get behind a customer who wants $1,000, In quarters. In stores where they take charge cards I'm always behind a person who doesn't have proper Identification. Recently I entered a hamburger house and saw three lines; one with two people, one with four, one with seven. I quickly got In the two-person line, only to discover they were ordering for 30 junior-high-school students. I lost again. When I sludy the Exodus story of wandering, I note that God did not lead the Hebrews by the short way to the promised land. However, during the long trek Israel was able to develop as a people under God. My experiences, plus lbe Exodus reading, cause me to make three observations. (1) There are times when we need to make something positive out of a negative place where we find ourselves. (2) There are some lines we should avoid or leave. (3) There aresomellnes we need to be In, especially the one of serving and loving. - Taken from The Upper Room r '"" " dangerous lighlnlng and small hail lashed an area 10 miles west of Waterloo, In northea" Iowa. Thunderstorms hi! northeasl and northcentral Soulh Dakota, with some producing sma ll hail and high winds. while storms also soaked northeast Colorado and southwest Nebras ka, the National Wea t her Service said Dry and clear weather covered thP wpstern states with sunny skies prl'dlc!ed for Friday A weak cold front pushed i nl o Co l01ado, and a few scallered showet s fell cas! of !he Continen lal D1vide L1ght rain was scattetPd across West Texa s and ea stern New Mexico In thP wake of ..... spve rP thund e rstorms 1ha t dump+?d heav.v rain and hail on a wid e <JI ea of thP Texas Pan han die Co lfball·slze hail was re porled Thursday in Dalha1 t. 1n lhe uppet Texas Panhandle, while quar lei -s ize hall hit a1 eas norlh of Ama1 illo High pt"t'ssu•e kept much of the Soul h relalivel y dry, but scat IPred showe r s I ained ovPr parts ol Flonda and LouJsJana Te mpera! ures were shghtly below normal for mid summer In !he Canbbean. lroplcal <Jorm Arlhur regained strenglh Thu1 sday ntght and continued Its co urse Jhrough !he sea afler brmg demoted lo a I ropical drprrss1o n earlie r 1n I he day Universities cope with •baby bust' By ALISON GRI\NT United Press International Ohto co lleges and universities Some institutions have avoided l he baby bus! wilh aggressive JE'cr uiting or a targe ted sa 1d the school expanded it s recruit tng to sou thern and wPsl ern sta tes. whtlP bpneflting fr om cu rriculum lower a US News and World Repml The Univers11y of Findlay had a record -breaking class of 440 fleshmen las! year and expeCis al least 450 freshmen this fall Spokeswoman Anne Risser poln!ed lo the university's bache that nam ed Ohto Wesleyan as lhr top regional liberal a1 ts school C tsP Wes lern RPserve UnivPr s1tv has bouncPcl back from a deprE'ssed enrollmt.'nt last year of ~..07 frPshmE'n and ex:peC'ts 057 f1 Ps hmen thts year The relntto duct1on of a bachelor of sciPnrP dt:gn?P in nursing helped . bring mg m 70 new studPnts Mtami U nlvPrsi tv Is at C'apac - fr es hman class enrol hlttrng schools nationwide An Informal sur vP,v of a dozE'n OhiO schools ftnds somP mam laJnJng slable freshmen eias s enrollmenls. bul olhers wilh far fewer freshman Jh1s fall -At Olwrlin College, official s are prediCIIng a 21 percenl decline In their freshman class " We look 11 down a peg, ba sica lly. and we're going to be atJhc lor's dt'g-rC'e in haza rdou s mat e rials management, the only such program In !he nallon. st rong pre veteranartan and eq u('strian prog1 ams, and the recent l ntro- duc!Jon of Japanese language as an emphasis at the In tern ational sa me IPvr l hPrr for I he nex t eight CPntpr years," sa id Tom Hayden. ad· "Al l of !hose are niches !hal aren'l found in th e typical small I iberal arts institution," she said Ohio Wesleyan expects a 12 percent inrrease tn its Pntering class Todd Wilson. spokesman. mlssJOns director - The University of Daylon's 1990 91 freshman class ha s fallen 10 percenl lo 12 perccnl com pared with last yea1's class of l 705 fre shmen - At Ohio S!ale CnivPrsllv, students wPrP taken from the Weather wailing liS! of applicanls. yel this fall's entollmenl of appiOXI malely 6,UOO freshmen is behind las! year's 6.147 " There 's a pmch ." said Jim Majers, OSU d1recto1 of admis Extend1•d lore<·asl Mostl y fair lhrough !he per tod Highs ,.;,II rangl' from !he middle to uppe1 80s each day, wt lh "That's what wp'rp all exper iencing now The nation's pool or tradtt tonal eo llegr age students has bren SI OOS shrinking becauS(' of a drop in I he hlrthralr m Ihe Pat ly 1970s The Western lnterstatl' rom m1sslon for Highl'r Education sa ys the number of high school sp nlors Is expected to fall !tom 2 7 million lo 2 4 million. or 11 R percent, be!ween 1988 and 1994 The pool of college-age sJudenJis should Increase beginning i n 1995 "When !he markel shrinks as rapidly as !his markel is shrmk lng, you have a real challenge._sa Jd Richard ferguson. UD s tl vwlth a fres hman. classof3.300. ailhough lola ! applicalions were down aboul 7 perrenl And Xav1er Umve1 sJiy 1n Cln cmnatl announced It was closing freshman admissions for !he second straight vear. The fresh· man c las ses fo r 1987, 1988 and 1989 were !he largesl In lhr sc hool' s 159 year hlstorv South C<•nlral Hospital news PomP roy Dr schi:irgC's Joan Kevs. Pa ns y .fonPs. June So ulsby The l71h annu al Va ll ey S!eam F.nginP 11quePower Show will day and Sundav al was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital AI 10· 58 p m , MiddlepOll squad was called Jo Norlh ground s tn Barlow SPrond Avenue Keith Musser was triJnspor IPd to Vl'IPJ ans 1hrr.:s hmg w1 th Memorial Hospilal AI ll.lli p m .. Rulland sq ud was railed In V.oodyard Road for Buddy Kuhn . Kuhn was Jransported lo Veterans Memorial Hospital Mid Ohio and An be Sa lur lhe fair Events will includP old· tlme s team engtnes, saw millmg sh mgle makmg. rnodPis a1 h and craft s, flpa markPt. an 11 qut: tract or pull. and co ncession s Ba~ low IS loca led l:l m1!es "est of Mart('! t d on H.outf' 550 Historical skeletal deposits discovered Marriage licenses CINCINNATI iUPii- A nalu· ual flal -headed peccaries of a ral history experl said Thursday variel y of d1fferen1 ages ... said issued to couples a "slgniflcanl discovery" of McDonald 20.000-year old skele!al deposits of animals had been made m norlllwesl Ohio Greg McDonald. vertebral<' paleontologisl for the Cmclnnali Museum of Na!Ural Hi slOry said Pleistocene Epoch !15.000 lo 20.000 years ago! skeletal depos 1ts had been discovered nPar Indian Trail Caverns in Wyandol County. about 75 miles norlhwest of Columbus. ·'Most significant a! th1s eat I; Stocks Dally slock prices (As oliO: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Am ElecJric Power .. AT&T ............. . Ash land Oil Bob Evans. . .. Cha rming Shoppes C1 1y Holding Co .. . Federal Mogul ..... . Goodyear T&R .. Key Centurion. Lands' End . Limited Inc Mulllmedla Inc Rax Restaurants Robbms & Myers Shoney's Inc Stat Bank Wendy 's Inti Worthmgton lnd The flal -headed pecca ry 1s an ancien! relative of !he moder n wtld boar ''Megafaun a. as well as micro vef!ebrales. have been found. Incl uding ev1dence of !he Plelslocene Epoch elk -moose. raccoon. slnped skunk, g1an1 beaver and olher animals" sa~ d McDonald "We Will begm lo examine !he area more thoroughly •his wee kend ... he added "This ma y be !he mosl sigmflcan l Ple1s!ocenc deposit ever discovered in Ohio " McDonald will lead a resea rch tram from the Cinctnnati Mu A dtVOI CP has bPf'n g ranted to Prnnv Matt<' Cl ark from David Allen. Smart tn Me1gs County Common Pl pa.:. lou r! srum of Nat ura l Hi story 1n PXCavaung th r SliP The s it e, lnd1an Trail Cave1 ns Judgment mught located to u t mllrs westofCatPV ts a comml?rrial ca~P upPraled bv I11chard Hendricks of Vanlue and Dan Tong of (',llrv The 28% 36';, 35y, cleaning oull he sinkhole and std e 17'lH 14 '1. 20 % fi7 2l,K 21 .. 15 Divorc(' granted A judgm('nt :-.u1t has been flied bv Vrntun' ( t~·cl1t Svs trms. Inc . of 12'A. 1 5 1~ ha s .:~lso bef'n 1ssuPd to Chns Ioper Todd McK11mev. 16. and ViciOIJa Su,. 13ov lr>. 16. bolh of Middleport of a bed1 ock ridge 271> 101, Long Bot tom . lld\ f' bf'Pn issuPd marnagf' l wrn sPs tn MP1gs Coun tv P1 oba l f' Cou11 A hrensP caverns arr formPd in the crest Thr PlPislocene bone bcanng deposi1S W(ll'P found 111 a rave pa ssage connPctmg WJih a smk· holr nra r thP PntJ ancf' to thr caverns Hflndnc ko.;. and Tong we1r 1 3 1~ Thoma s OkPv Pull111 s 14. and Stacie Annei!P Hal l. 19. llnlh nf (;I em 1llr Ill . .~g , .,nsl Michael T Burke. P ollH' IO\, tn the amounl passagl' tn an attempt loco nnec1 wllh !he main passage of !heir cavt• DUJing rPmova\ of mud from Jhe passage !hey noliced pv1dence of the bones and s.um '" REMEMBER WITH 1"FLOWERS lwuullfulh ...,.... ~ •·nr1 11 ,,~ '""~'' arr.on ll""''' RI , Jll•l 1 uti ' Th 1 JJ'm •• '1•11 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP lm ' '''n";•ntl~lot 'l ' Ph. "2-20n or "2-5711 stopped exra\a llng Vinay Vermani, M.D. FRIDAY, JULY 27, SATURDAY, JULY 28 & SUNDAY, JULY 29 STOP IN AND TALK TO US ABOUT OUR FINE LINE OF VEHICLES!! COBB 308 EAST MAIN Steam Engine show scheduled Four calls for assistance wl're ...VIA, JIM Th<' Rutland Ca1den Club will hold li Sannual p1cn1c on Monday · al 6 p m al !he hom e of Mr s VIrgil Aikins The group will lour !he garden of Mrs Joe Bolin a! 5 p m. and !he garden of Mrs Aikins a! 6 p m A workshop will be held using th e Meigs Cou nt y Fa" Flower Show schl•d uiP answered by units of !he Meigs Coun ly Emergency Medical Services. AI 12· 54 p.m., Pomeroy unit was called to Cheshire for Anna Hayes Hayes was transporled In Holzer Medical Cenler. AI 2: IR p.m .. Pomeroy unll was called to Amerlcare for Robert Bush He DON'T MISS OlJR "BIG SALE" Veterans Memorial lldmtssions Rose Raub. Pomt•roy, Rober! Bu sh . and one granddaughter. Shana Crider Funera l services will be Sun day a! 2 p.m. a! the White Funeral !lome 1n Coo lville With Rev Jerrv Wilson offlcJalmg Burial will be In the Slewarl Ce m etery 1n Hock1ngpor1. Friend s ma1 ca ll a! !he funeral home after I p m. on Saturdav MEIGS AUTO-RAMA fiOs Klls brothers arld sisters , THE 1990 overn ight lows in thP lov. lo m1d Mos tly clear F'rlda v night . wtth a low tn themld6Us Mostly sunm Saturdaj'. with high s in thr rnid She was precedt"d 1n dealh by her husband, William Smeeks. one daughl er. Lisa Crider, 1wo stage Is the discovery of l hf' evidence of at least mne indivtd are beginning lo feel I he pinch of lmenls. a " baby bu s!" !hat is C•ac•' C. Smeeks, 74, L!Jtle Hocking, died Thursday mornmg at Camden Clark Memorial Hos pital following an extended Illness. She was born In Hock lngport , the daughter of !he late James and M1nn1 e IBuchalan) Randolph. She Is survived by one daugh ter Palty !Bob I O'Brien of Llltle Hocking; lwo grandsons, R1ck and Jeff Wilson. Llltie Hockin~. EMS responds to calls .... ' WEATHER MI\P -Showers and possibly severe thunderslonns will develop ahead of a cold front in the Missouri Valley slates. Light showers will continue along the northeast 1\tlantic coastal states and the northern Plains. The Mississippi Valley and the West will be mostly sunny and warm . I UP I) In Ohio. the number of high school graduales fellS percenllo 9 percenl lhls year compared wllh 1989. Majers said For colleges with high admls ston standards, the dcmop a phics can be E'ven worse, sa1d Oberlin's Hayden. He eslimated ! he pool of s!udenl s for "selec Jive" colleges ha s dropped II P<'rcenl since las I fall "You've go! fewer kids and you also have !he quality of educallon they're get ling in high schools," he said. "That's declining as well." Seeing lhe handwrlllng on thl' wall, Oberlin decided several years ago to retrench- and said 11 was culling Its freshman class size. Hayden said the move also was inlended 10 Increase slu· Oncology /Hematology Specializing in the Diagnoses and Treatment of Cancer & Blood Disorders (304) 675-1759 Pleasant Vallov Hospital Mod1cal Olloco BUildmg • Sutlo 11 Vallov Dr1vo. Po1nt Pleasanl, WV 25550 CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC-GEO, INC. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 992-6614 The POMEROY, OHIO !ami~ of profelllonals 34th Annual WILKESVILLE FISH FRY Saturday, July 28th Friends-Fun-Food SPONSORED BY Wilkesville Firemen's Association and financial ald. Bowling Green State Unlversl ly 's enrollment Is ·lagging, pro jecled to be 2.900 freshmen lhls year, compared with 3.048 In 1989. "II Is the end of lhe baby boom; !hat's for sure ... said admissions director John Martin. Cleveland State Unlverslly sa id lis freshman class will be about 1.710 studenls. of! about 5 percent. The University of Cincinnati has reached 94 percent of Its freshman class projection of 4 900 students and could be at c~paclty by lhe time school starls, said spokesman Jim Dexler. The scramble to 1111 openings may benefit prospective studenls as schOOls look for ways to secure their position In ~he marketplace. !0:30a.m.; Wortblp Service, Sunday, 7· 30 cloy Sc:hoolt:30o.m.; mornlnr,..onhlp, II I -. nver s 'li< two ststet s. onC' b1 other, and severa l nleres and nephPw s. dPnts' access to the curriculum p.m.: Bible Study, Wl!dnelday, 7:Jl p.m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harrl· aonvllleRoad. Rev. VlctorRoulh, putoc; Cllntm Faulk, Sunday Sc:hool Supl; Sun- ~ where surged to record levels Thursday following days of heavy rain Thunderslorms con11nued early Friday, wllh as much as 2.5 mches falling on lhe lown of Lamoni. on lhe Missoun border. The already flooded Nishnabotna R1ver was expected to be spa red any heavv rain m the 1mmed1ate future. Strong thunderstorms with =.• ,oo Grace C. Smeeks Garden club picnic slated associate provost for enrollment . IPm St RE"V Paul Taylor. pastor Sunday SchoollO a m . Sunday evening 1 00 p rn . Wt'dnesday evf'n!ng prayPr meetlne7:00 MIDDLEPORT COMMUNTIY CHURCH Sam Andfnon, pastor Sunday rrunJnR Sf'!" v1Cl' 10 am .. EYI'ftlng 5f't'V1Cf"S ~na~ and WMlesday , 7 ~ p m Iowa. central m ttird Su~· Morring Jrd}'t'f and lll"''TTlm on .ill cttl>r &l~s c( t!F morth. Own-h School .tnd Nu!'Y'f'V Carif' ~cW Coa'li't' OOu.r In UW> P.trt5h Hall 'mmrdl;vty foUIW/lngthe !if'rVia:> 11Dad ?fir 992-:JU;' \.ocal music Sun:la\ f)ljlflll\ tJIIfl 'iNIIl'i' Condor St. 992-2975 Ohio ~· EWING FUNERAL HOM£ Pomeroy, Otf. llilklleport, t .RACF: EPISCOPAL CllURCH. 370 E :\'l,un St POfllf'f'IJY &url~ 9E:'1"Vt't'!5 Holy r'lnunurion on lhl' t1rst &~may ot each mort h. d.nd romt:tfV'd wn h monlng prayer on rtv> Lro l....ash. llort~ Soconcl ,\ BILL QUICKEL GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 . POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 992-U69 ~Md q ml d v.\'f"k ~- Wf'dne!day, 7 p 7811 NORTH SECOND AVE. PRESCRIPTION SHOP 111.r<m· CO".REGATIONAL CllURCH, l'hp RP. \1.Un St ~ AGENCY INC. SAUl & S£RVIC£ pm ooj ..... .. DAVIS.QUICKEL •• .• ····'. SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY The Smoky Hill River m Ellworth In central Kansas was more than 5 feel above flood level. and the Sahne R1ver was expected lo top flood stage later Friday near Lincoln beforecresling, forecasters said. The floods were caused by an 80-mile wide area of st rong slorms lhat was slowly mov1ng east·nonheasl through lhe slate Be! ween 3 and 4 Inches of ram fell late Thursday in norlheasl Kansas, causing minor streel flooding In Colby and causing flood warnings Jo be posled near Beaver and Sappa creeks. More rain was expecled Friday . A flash flood watch was posled Friday for southwest and south· The Daily Sentinel- Page-7 ------~.,..,.._ ___- - DAY'S EVENTS. Bingo - Arts & Crafts Exhibits - Street Dance Midnight (loggers - Wyoming Wolf Band WICOV LIVE RADIO Broadcast 3·9 Ad Sponsored by THE VINTON COUNTY -,=-=y ....... NATIONAL y FDIC BANK " -. ' . --- . ·~~· ·~-- �Page 8-The l!laily Sentinel Pomeroy-MidelllpOrt. Ohio Friday, July 27. 1990 .~moker death ruling sends tobacco industry stocks tumbling , TRENTON, N.J . (UPII ~ Investors waiting for the New : Jersey Supreme Court's ruling • that allowed smokers to sue :tobacco companies despite .: heal th warnings on cigarette · packages reacted by se nding :.Industry stocks tumbling . Lawyers Involved In suit s : against cigarette makers sa id : the ruling Thursday would get · litigation back on track : With only one partial dissent, ·: the court said the federal law that · has mandated warnings on ci· : garette packs and advertising . s ince 1966 does not bar dalms :: that smokers did not receive ; adequate warnings or health •risks. The co urt al so held tha t a ::1987 state law lim iti ng liability : suits aga inst m akers of lnher· ·ently dangerou s products does 'not apply retroactively. The court 's opinion. II it is . upheld by the U.S. Supreme :court, could reversr rulings by live federal appeals courts and the Minnesota Supreme Court that the warnings on packages and advertisements preempt suc h claims. The ruling came in a suit by Claire Dewey, a Wyckoff woman whose husband, Wilfred, died of lung cancer In 1982. The defendants inrlude R .J . Reynolds Tobacco Co. and Brown & William· son Tobacco Corp. Stocks of all major cigarette manufacturers showing marked declines . Philip Morris Cos. was the most active stock on the New York Stock Exchange. ending the day down 1 t; to 47 y,, while American Brands dropped :1 % to 66 Y,, Loews Corp. fell2 \{, to 105 %a nd B.A.T Industries, owners of Brown & Williamson, was down \io to 10 jt8 . RJR Nabisco. owner of R.J. Reynold s, Is not publicly traded . Richard Daynard, c hairman of the Tobacco Products Litigation Project and a professor of law at Northeastern University In Bos· ton , predicted that the New Jersey ruling would survive an appeal. "If the New Jersey Supreme Co urt Is right, then all of the circuit courts that have ruled the other way are wrong," Day nard added. "It puts tobacco litigation back on track . It Is the most Important positive development In the recent history of tobacco litigation." The tobacco Industry has survived hundreds or smoker death suits In the past 40 years. A federal jury In New Jersey awarded $400,000 In 1988 to Antonio Cipollone, the widower of a lung cancer victim, In a case that cost his lawyers an estimated $3 mllllon and the defendants as much as $50 million, but that decision was reversed by a federal appeals court. The decision allows Marc Z. Edell, the lawyer representing beth Dewey and Cipollone, to argue the "risk-utility theory" that cigarette makers should be responsible for damages because they knowlngly sold a product whose risks outweighed It s benefits . Edell said the ruling makes a favorable verdict more likely when the Cipollone case Is retried. Abcut 60 smoker death suits are now pending around the country, according to Daynard. Abcut 40 have been dismissed or dropped since the Cipollone verdict, which attracted national publicity because of tbe Information on the Internal workings of the cigarette Industry that was disclosed during the trial. The tobacco Industry, after lobbying heavily against the 1964 Clgarelle Act, later argued the pa ckage warnings shielded com panies from any additional responsibility for disclosing the risks of smoking. But the New .JerSPy court disagreed. "A New Jersey jury could decide that a cigarette manufacturer, rather than an Injured party, ought to bear the cost of Injuries that could have been prevented with a more detailed warning label than that required under the Clgarelle Act ," said Justice Robert Clifford, au thor of the majority opinion. R.J. Reynolds, a WinstonSalem, N.C., subsidiary of RJR Nablsco Inc., said i n a brief prepared statement that the company Is diSappointed by the decision. " Reynolds does not rule out an appeal to the U .S. Supreme Court since the decision Is so clearly at odds with the Intent of Congress to protect commerce in ci· garettes so long as federally mandated warnings are fol lowed," spokesma n Jim Fyock sa id . Brown & Williamson called the ruling "a split d ecision " t hat would have little effect outside of New Jersey. But the company also sa id It Is considering an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court . "It Is Inconceivable that hi s heirs are som ehow entitled to some compensation because Mr. Dewev utilized his free choice to co nsume a lega l product'" said MarUn ·London, a lawyer for th e company . "Weareconfidentthat the lega l sys tem will so declare. " Three of the Supreme Court's seven justices did not sit on the case. being replaced by three state jud ges. Six members of t he court co ncurre d in Clifford's opinion, while a state judge Issued his own partl al dissent. jSource of cocaine questioned in Barry trial WASHINGTON tUPil - De- fense lawyrrs went to the source or the cocaine used in the hotel sting operation against May or : Marion Barry to cast doubt on the -gover nment 's motives in the :case. Barry's lawyer, R. Kenneth ~undy. also accused the FBI agents who partic ipated in the ·Jan . 18 sting at the Vista :Jnternalional Hotel in Washing~on or targeting black elected -olflci<J Is. :. Sp<•aking at a bench confl'r · ~ nCC' Th ursday in the mavor's Orug and perjury trial. M~ndy ,!a id FBI agen t Ronald Ster n. V.ho led the Barry sting. was part <:>f a governmt>nt team that had :Worked in Atlanta . Chicago and ~allfornia tl")ing to implicate ~?lacks In wrongdoing . - The allega!lons were not per ltlitted to be heard by the jury . ~~ U.S. DistrK't Judge Thomas P en field Jackson allowed th em on public record, sayi ng " !herr Is no point In my trying to k('('P it from the public domain .. ··_ Mundy sa id he expected to rest !tis case aft er calling sev<•ral rilorP witnesses F'ridav' . and closing arguments wPrt_' ex IJ<'cted to begin next WP<'k . Barrv said he did not expect to tl's d!y . : In the presence of lhl' ju~y . Mundy continued his effort to prove thf" government ov£-r. S1epped lega l and ethical bcunds iii targeting Barry Jackson already has ruled th at the Vista operation met le ga l requirem ents . - Mundy contends that Harrv Was coerced into using the crack aiter first rejecting drugs seven t()n es . · Mundy. reading from an affi davit !lied tn federa l court hours liefore Barry's arrest, said lhP government expectPd Rarry to ~ring hi s own drugs to the Vista klt('rnationa! Hote l or to makr arrangements for drugs to be provided . "It was either that he would bring drugs to the room or he would ask for drugs," Stern sa id. "You made no representation to the judge In the court order t hat you were going to provitiP the drugs?" asked Mundy " The word 'provide· was not used in the affidavit," said Stern . Mundy told Stern that Barry " wasn ' t calling lor or reaching out to anyone to bring him drugs ." Stern disa greed, say ing Barry 1s seen on the tape asking form er gir lfriend Rasheeda Moore, who was cooperating with the sting, to " go get It , go get some " drugs from an undercover govf' rnment agent. Stern said the drugs used that night were obtained from a Drug E nforce m ent Administration labcra tory . Mundy 's allegation Barry is the target of a conspiracy against black officials wa s thr first time th e i ssue had artsen in the cou rt room during the mayor 's 8-week·old trial on 14 coca ine and perjury counts. T hr FBI said in a statemen t th at the c har ges were "un founded" and "ca tegon ca lly de nled ." Assis tant U.S. Attorney J udith Retch in added. " I t hink the allegations are outrageous ... i nflammatory." Mundy told Jackson.· 'We have rrce\ved from two of the a1tor: nf'ys for government witnesses in this <:ase, fr'lm a well -known figurC' who was co nvicted in the HUD situa tion , from one con · gr essman's office, I inform ation 1 t hat prior to coming herr to organ ize an d orches tratr th f' sting against Mr Barry, Mr. Ster n had been i n Atlanta trying to set up a st ing of Julian Bond , A ndrew Young and two other black pol it lcians and public Attorney accuses cop ~f manipulating defendant's statements N E W YORK iUPit - & fore the prosecution rested it s case in th~ Centra l Park jogger tria l. a defense lawyer c harged th at pclllce put words in the mouth of a ! ~yea r -o ld being tried on r a p~ aRd attempted murder c harges :Peter Rivera. the attorney for defendant Raymond Santana, pointed Thursday to inconsisten ell's In the government' s caSP aftd said Detective Michael Sheehan manipulated the twna ger dUring two statem ents giVPn to pullce . Santana rnadP onC' statement wlih his father present and another to Sheehan alter being ha~ mo re than 24 hours lor qltrS ttonlng . Qutsldc of court, Rivera ac· rUeed.lhe 21 -year veteran officer aChing abcut how he obtained Sl{Otana ' s graphic confession In w'-'ch the youth admits feeling thlf wom an' s breasts and taking pait In the attack. the two-hour rampage on A!ll'll19. 1989, a mob of 30 yo uths sef.upon eight others In addition to ·• the female jogger. whose naitle has been withheld by most pullllcatlons because of the na· tui:t of the crime . after 22 days of testimony, wi th the last day featuring t he most rigorous cross- rxa mlna tlon so far in thr case . Drfcnsr attorne \'S say tha t 1heir most diffiru It jobs now will not b<' battling juror sy mpathies lor the jogger but co unt er ing the defendants' ex plicit co nfessto ns. which they say were coerced by pollee trying to solve the high· profile case. The prosecu tion presented co n Cess ions by a ll three defendants. two of th em video taped . and 34 grisly photos of the jogger taken hours after she was discovered nea rly naked on a park jogging path where sh e had been left to die. The jogger testified on the most dramatic day of the trial. although the 30·year-old invest· ment banker was unable to remember the attack because of the hE'ad Injuries she sustained. In ~ntana , Antron McCray , 15, anlt Yusef Salaam. 16, are being trteil In state Supreme Court In M~hattan on 13crlmlnalcounts, lndUdlng attempted murder, ra~. and sodomy. The defense w-1. to begin presenting Its case Fr(day . llfcCray 's lawyer, Michael JosePI), was to be the first to call detflse witnesses . All the defeiiiO? lawyers were expected to cal~ parents of the youthful de~ants and take about a w~ to present their cases . Alslstant District Attorney Ell· zab8th Lederer finished her case .. • •• •• •• •• figures ." Mundy also said he has lnfor· rna lion "from a former FBI Informant that before going to Atlanta, Mr . Stern had been In Chicago orchestrating for sev · eral months a sUng against two black pollt !clans." Mundy said the same FBI team was Involved In a sting operation i nvolving two black officials In Ca lifornia, but said Stern might not have been Involved in that operation. ''We have Information that has been documented by very relia ble so urces that Mr . Stern moves around the country as the head of an, lneffect,assaultforceofFBI agents," Mundy said. Mundy was forbidden to ex plore the allegations In co urt because pretrial motions limi ted the scope of his defense, Jackson said . Mundy also said the FBI approached six women " In the I ~e of Mr. Barry" and offered them money to participate In the sting against him, but that they all turned him down before Moore agreed to cooperate. "Several" black female FBI agents turned down the role an agent known as Wanda played In the VIsta sting, calling It "morally repulsive," Mundy said. Wanda supplied Moore with the crack Barry smoked In the sting. During a radio talk show Thursday, Barry said It has "been the FBI' s strategy to use black women as pawns. victims to some ex tent. " Barry, 54, Is charged with three felony counts of per jury and 11 misdemeanor counts of coca ine possession and conspi racy to possess cocaine. II convicted on all counts, he could be sentenced to 26 years In prison and fined ~l.Ho million. Benjamin J. Sol, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Trained In Childbirth and W o m en 's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical For Appointment, Call675-3400 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Driv" Point Pleasa nt , WV lo 011 - CYIV Prnc1ice Sioce 1975 JENO'f. 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State St. CHILLICOTHE WAVERLY 38 Marietta Rd. AND MICHAH DOUGLAS IN R PORTSMOUTH 1005 Fourth St. ATHENS 110 E. Emrnltt Ave. Beginning Immediately From 8:00A.M. - 5 P.M. PILLSBURY IS AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERIEOEIAA/M/FIVETEAANS Friday. July 27, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wolf Pen personal notes M r. and Mrs. Joseph E van s, Tyson and Jonathan, Rac ine, were visitors of Mrs . .J .R. Murphy. Tyson and Jonath an stayed overnight . Mrs. Ida Murphy was a r ecent v isitor of Mrs. John Downs, G louster . M rs. Greg Davi s, Ashli. Joshua, and Mirlnda, Minersville. were recen t visitors of Mrs. J.R. Murphy . Robert Murphy and Robbie, Racine, Mrs . JR Murphy, local, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bole, Horner Hill. Matlack reunion held recently Mrs. Leslie Frank, Sarah Beth and Matthew , Texas Road, were Wednesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Haning and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Knapp also enjoyed a cookout at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Kevin Knapp and family . Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sm ith were Mrs . Daniel Worley, Daniels, W.Va., Stacy, Daniel, and a friend, Bess, and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Langsville . The annual reunion of the descendants of William Janey and Lydia E. Turben Matlack. Long Bottom, wa s held recently at the Lancaster Fairground shelter house Following the hlesslng, given by Mr s. Flo Kim , a potluck dinner was enjoyed. Attending were Charles and Loutse Brooks, Mansfield: Madge Mulligan and Betty Timmers, Cincinnati; VIrgil and Betty Roush and Michael , Chester; Mary Jo Barringer, Jim, Lindsay, and Randy Pooler, Susan, Ryan, and J.J . Bailey, Columbus; William Matlack, Pomeroy; Marie Hauck, Pomeroy: Virginia Kim Campbell and Don Campbell, Guysville; Lll· I lam Kim Basse and Nick B~sse, Flo and Marlon and Sarah Kim, Marietta; Rosalie Kim Humphrey, Bruce, Lon and Lance, Newark; and Leah and Ethel Arbaugh, Tuppers Plains. Layette shower given A layette shower was held recently lor Tammy Eichinger Nibert at the Pomeroy United M ethodi st Church . A Disney Baby theme was used. A Mickey and Minnie Mouse ca ke was served, along with punch, nuts, and mints. Games wNe played and prizes went to Jennifer Mora, Nancy Rawlings, and Denise Mora. Jennifer M or a won the door prize. Attending were June Eichinger, Donna Nibert, Polly Eichln· ger, Faye Wildermu th, Mary O'Brien, Paula Eichinger, Judy E ich i nger, Darla Staats, Denise and Jennifer Mora, Nancy Ra wllngs, Kim Rawlings, Maye Mora, Mildred Fry, Ruth Moore, Judy King, April Smith, Cindy and Anna Marie Hartenbach, Marleen Harrison, Kathy Blake, Dorothy Downie, Bernice Carpenter, Carolyn Korn, Megan Bartels, and Judy Well . Sending gilts were Becky Frank, Kelly Eichinger , Jeannie Wer ry, Edna Schoenleb, Diane Lynch, Pam Ewing , Judy Crooks, Dave and Audrey Slater , Maida Mora , Debbie Ferguson, Leona Cl eland, and Jennifer Sturm . BARRED 1\T HOME: Roseanne Barr offended a stadium full of baseball fans with a screeching rendition of the national anthem Wednesd ay night. Barr sang In San Diego before the Padres played the Cinci nnati Reds and she was bcoed with grea t zea l as she finished up by grabbing her crotch and spitting on home plate, apparently In Imitation of a baseball player. Tom Werner, the executive producer of Barr' s show and one of the Pa dres' new owners, said Barr tried her best and the team released a statement sayi ng, "The Padres understand that many people were concerned abcut Roseanne Barr's rendition of the national anlhem. She was doing tne best she could under the circumstances of the audio delay and she certainly meant no disres pect to the national anthem." The team office received more than 100 protest calls using words like like disgusting, criminal and horrendous to describe Barr's walling. Even Padres outfielder Tony Gwynn didn 't like it . "In my own opin ion, I thought It was a disgrace," he sa id . "I can't lie. I was laughing with everybcdy else. She wa s so off." SHOT FffiED ON NEW KID'S BLOCK: Pollee are trying to determine who fired a shot Into the home of Danny Wood, one of the New Kids on the Block. Wood's father , Daniel Wood Sr., 48, told pollee he was asleep when the shot was !Ired about 1: 30a.m. Wednesday , penetrating the living room wall of his house In Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. The spent bullet has been t urned over to ballistics experts and pollee would not say If Danny Wood, 20 was home at the time of the Incident. IT'S THE SHOES, ISN'T IT?: Attention, &Jackson. Michael Jordan knows baseball, too. Jordan, the star of the Ch lea go Bulls, put aside his basket ball Wednesday and worked out with the Chicago White Sox. The results Included two battingpractice home runs fur Jordan, who as a child was a Pittsburgh Pirates f an who dreamed of playing pro baseball . ''I kind of lost that dream play ing basketball, " he sa id. Th is renewed some of t hose dream s," he sa id alter hls day with the Sox . Jordan, who Is a skilled go lfer, too , also Impressed the White Sox pitchers with his sldm rm delivery . " I don ' t think there's any thing he can't do, " Wh ite Sox owner Jerry Relnsdorf said. "I've seen him bcwl. He threw two strikes and a spare between his legs." BROADWI\Y MAY MISS 'MISS SAIGON: The producer of "Miss Saigon" says he may ca ncel plans to take the musical to Broadwav next March because of complaints abcut a Caucasl;n playing the role of a Eurasian The play has been a huge hit In London and a record $24 million In advance tickets have been sold on B roadwa y. The Actors' Equity Association has co ndemned th e cas ting of Jonathan Pryce In the role as an affront to the Asian co mmunity and still has not decided If It will perm It him to play the part I n the Un lied States. "U nless Equity changes It s position within the next two wee ks, I will have no c hoc le but to withdraw the production, " prod uc er Cameron Macklnlosh said, c iting problems that recas ting the role would create In the production sc hedule. M ac kintosh accused Equity or hypocrisy and pointed out that his production company cast a black man. Roberl Guillaume, to rep lace a white one, Michael Crawford. in the Los Angeles compan y of "Phantom of the Opera" and also put an Amerasi an In the role of a European aristocrat In the New York cast. Biggs reunion The Allred United Method ist Church hosted the Northeast Cluster on Sunday . The program was co ndu cted by Florence Ann Spence r . Rev . Sharon Hausman opened th e program with welcom e remarks and prayer. Mrs. Spencer led the responsive reading, ''Guide to Living" from Proverbs. Readings were given by Eve lyn Spe nce r. "Dally Thoughts lor Dally Need,"; God Is the Answer. by Nellie Parker; Choosing a Minis ter . by Russell Arc her: and Hearta che - Lo· re tta Ly nn, by Mrs Spencer . Gertrud e Robinson sa ng " My God and I " and the Alfred c hoir presented, " Camping In Ca naan ' s Land" and "Hom e of the So ul. " Rev . Hau sman led the reading of Psalm 23 and spoke on "Through It AIL" The host c hurch served refreshments of cookies and vegetable plate during the social hour. Many relatives and friends attended visitation and the funeral services for Audrey Jean Spencer. The Alfred Sunday School superintendent and Mrs. Lloyd Dillinger , recently traveled to England. They visited relatives and toured the Leeds and Man· chester. They also toured York, Chester, and London In England and Conway In North Wales . !;<ate and Ray Rode haver of Wellborn , Fla.; have been visit· Descendants of A.D . Biggs held their 13th annual reunion recently at the Chester Fire House with 42 In attendance. Attending were Jtm and Jean Hilton, Mandy Chapman, Parkersburg, W.Va . Homer and Helen Biggs, Bloomingdale; Janet Biggs, Bradeton. Fla .: Merrell and Eula Smith, Delaware; .John and Florence Schroderback and fami ly, Marietta; Denver and Margaret Biggs and daughter, Hemloc k Grove: Nathan and Betty Biggs, Pomeroy ; Ruth Anderson , Midd leport; Angelo and Cyllnda Cross, Pomeroy : Steve and Jodi Marti n and Don, Pomeroy; Ryan Hayman, Rutland ; Jerry and Diana Frederick and family, Goldie Frederick, and Bonnie Landers. Pomona Grange meets Alfred UMC meets in g In the area . They visited RodPhaver's son, Larry and family, at Guysville, and his sister, Thelma and Ted Sa be at Tuppers Plains. They attended Alfred UMC on July 15 and 22. On their way home they plan to visit re latives In Chillicothe and Kentucky . Officers wer e elected at the recent meeting of the Meigs County Pomona Grange. Elected were Patty Dyer. master; Zlba Midkiff, overseer , Rosalie Story, lecturer: Opal Dyer, steward; No~ Will. as si stant steward; Maxine Dyer, l ady assistant steward; Westlna Crabt ree, chaplain; Helen QuJvey, treasurer; Dorothy Smith, secretary; Ray Midk iff. gatekeeper; Linda Montgomery . Pomona : Rose Barrows, ceres: Naomi Reed, flora ; and Wa ld Nicholson. executive committ ee. The m eeting opened In rltualtstlc form with the first stanza of the Star Spangled Banner being sung along with Sweet Hour of Prayer. Chester King was pianist. Pauline Atkins. ma ster. con · . ducted the meet lng and wei· corn ed everyo ne. Westi na Crabtree, CWA . and stat e deputy Arthur Crabtree attend ed the depuliPs co nfer ence. Patty Dyer won firs t In th e stat e with her favorite cookies in the you ng adult category. Brya n Caldwell won seco nd in th p state, age 12 group. with his coo kies . Eldon Barrows. legislative agent, gavr his report comm('n! lng how important the Fourth of July Is Reading were by Mar y Eas ter day on Socia l Security; Sy lvi a Midkiff on Reform Measu res : Katherine Riley, soc ial securit y act; Christine Napier, wel fare and security ser vices: Francis Geogleln, c hanges in US. policy; and government services word searc h, all members. Arthur Crabtree gave the bene· d iction and Hemlock Grove Grange served refreshments . THE 1990 MEIGS AUTO·RAMA AliA' . ~- • ' ' CHEVROLET'!OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC·GEO, INC. 992-6614 POIMROY, OliO . • >. • • I/ 0 • • • • PRES,.RIPTION SHOP Tuesday July 31-Friday August 3 I SUPER GIVEAWAYS! LIVE RADIO REMOTE WMPO •KING'S ISLAND TICKETS •SEA WORLD TICKETS •WY AN DOT LAKE TICKETS ' •T-SHIRTS 4 PM-7 PM PLUS MUCH MORE! TUESDAY, JULY 31ST SPECIALS ONLY!! "ALL DAY" WHILE IN THE STORE GRAB A DISCOUNT BALLOON! YOU'LL FIND INSIDE 1. Savings on Your Next Prescription Purchase PRODUCTS PEPSI-DIET PEPSI CAFFEINE FREE-7 UP MT. 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During the public session on Thursday, the commissioners will make determinations andor confirm staff findings on cases appearing on the June agend a: 14 992-5114 Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of RATES TO , 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY • 3 6 10 Mon1hly CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES •Ada ou t.,d• Meo gs G1lhe or Mason count~• must be pre"Aec- e I SO doatount l or 1d1 p.11d .n adltence "frttldS - GIVIIWI't 1nd Found eds und• 1& word• w11l be $4.00 86 .00 .20 30 69 .00 42 813.00 60 51 .30/ day Annou ncem en Is run 3 d~s 11 no ch•ge 1 - C•rd of Thanks ·p,,~ o led lo r 111 c aprtell"uus ''double pu ce of ld,COtl "7 poont linelype only u•d 2- m•• 5 - Happy Ad s e - loll tnd fo und 1 - Y•d Sale IPI•d m advance! 8 - Pvblo c Sale & .6.uc11on Memouam 9 - WIImld to Buv clutlfoed 1d'.lert1tem~t placl!ld m Tlle Oaoly Sentmej leA · cept -: cl•sifrW dttpltv. 8us •n•• Card and legal norrce1) Gallt CO PY O [AQUNE - MONDAY PAPER DAV BEFORE PUBLICATION - 11 00 AM SATURDA Y TUESOAV PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPE~ 14 - 8UIIntii S - TUESDA Y 2 00 PM WEDNESDA Y 2 00 PM THURSDAY 1S · 16 17 18 - - 2 00 PM 2 00PMFRIOAV Gall11 Cou rH \' M••gt Caunly Meum C o Aru Code 614 Aru Coat 6 14 Aru Code 304 446 - Gall•polo s 992 - M>ddleport 367 - Che~hlfll 388 - Vo,ton 245- Rto Grande Pomtr 0 \1 985 -- ChMI<'l • 843 - Porll.tnd 675 - Pt PluUr\1 458 - Leon 256 - Gu'(ln Ots1 24 7 - Lettrt F1111 1543 - 4rU)t;l Ot11 379 - WIInut 949 Ra cone 7 4 1 - Rurl•nd 773 - ·Me• on 882 - New Haven 895 - Letert 937 - Bullllo • Qef Ruulb Fad Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The annuel report Form 990PF for the Kibble Foundet ion, Bernerd v . 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You are herebv notified thlt 1 Complaint h• been filed egelntt you In the MtMp County Court of Common fltea. Meigs County Court HouH. Po. meroy. Ohio, in Caae No. 90 C'V 134. whoroln Plolntlff hal brought 1 foreclosure ectlon at1Antt Clrtlin reel propeny requ...:lng the Court to met~hell the lien• on .-d property and c•u• llle'lhorlff of Moigo County, Ohio. to '"""'rtloo ond ooll uld preml... It public Hie FREE ESTIMATES PROFESSIONA INSTALLATION SEARS 788 N. 2nd MIDDLEPORT PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 992-2 NO SUNDAY Services 61 Homelmprovemfll'111 82 - Plumbmg & He rrmg 83 - ElCIYIIInQ 84 - E iec1nc at & Aefrog eral•on 85 - Genertl 11autrng 86 - MoboleH ome Rep a" 8 7 - Upholtter\' ClA~~IflfO AD~ Fill THE Bll 992-2156 NOTICE TO RADIO VENDORS In accordance with Section 307.86 of the Ohio Re· vi1ed Code. sealed bids will be received bo; the Board of Meigs Coun~y Co mmiuion ers. Court~ouse. Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 46789 until 12 noon on August 8. 1990. The bids will be opened at 2 :00p . m . on Auguat B. 1990 and read aloud for the purchue of : One New UHF Radio System for the Sheriff's Department . Bid Spec ificat ions mao; be picked up at the Meigs County Commiuioners' offi ce Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 :30 e . m . and 4 :30 p. m The front of the envelope co ntaining the bid must be marked " Bid for ~tdio Svs· 1em " . An original bid bond or certified c heck made out to the Meigt County Commit· stoners in the amount of 6% of the total bid must ac company the bid. The Meigs County Com missioners may ac cept the lowest bid. or select the best bid for the intended pur pose . and reserve tne right 10 acc ept or reject anv or all bids and / or 111ny part ther · oof Meigs County Comminionara Mary Hobstetter. Clerk 171 20. 22 . 2 t c MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR Bring It In Or Pick Up. 30 Senions-'30 POMEROY, OliO Announcemenls USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WWAIITY WASHERS-$100 up DRYERS-169 up fartory Authoriud !enire Confer f« Mosl Mokts ond Modl!ls REFRIGERATORS-1100 up • RANGES-Gu-Eiec.- $125 up Fast FRHZERS-112~ up MICRO OYINS-179 up liEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 992 -5335 or 985 -3561 n.w or tranat.rred prncrlpllon. 10/ l0/ '89-tfn ZOOR ~HRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL Tl ACTORS & LOADERS MOWEIS, lAKES AND TEDDEIS & "LIGHT HAULING Models of Farm •fiREWOOD Machinery IUTLAND, OHIO Locations Will Be Closed July 29th for Employee P1cnic. Resume regular hours Monday, July 30th . options including digital da sh, electric moon roof. 992-7866. Bal. Fact Warranly BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD nES 6-29-'90 1 mo. 6· 12 ·90 tfn •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates Velma Gerlach Bums Mason, W. Va. 25360 Let famil and friends know . - 3 Ntghts accomm odation s alBa ha ma s Prince ss Resort & Casino - Non -stop rou nd -lrip air lrom Cincmnat1 - And more . $299 per person. ba sed on doub le occ upan cy Su b1ect to availability For more information/reservation s ca ll Travel Pursuit 742-2027 Vou era further notified •Mobile Home P.ar)l • MobileHom~ R•ntols •Lot· RenJalo 992-7479 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio lt. 1-12-'it-Hn & co. INTEIIOI EXRIIOI FREE ESTIMATES Toke the pain oul of SERVICE rendered agelnn you . CHEIIIIINOTON, EVANI • MOUlTON By: 0 . Doon E110no K of P Buldlng Ootllpollo, OH . 48&31 Tolophono No. 1&14) 448-1737 Attorney far Plolntlff 111 etc e. u . 20. 27; 111 3, 10 r Silver Bride Plaza Gallipolis - 446-3283 2 Finches for Sale 1Male, 1Female. Will sell together with cage. $50.00. 614-992-2377 4 ftmala German Shllppard Botrder Colli" & w"k' old. to glvNwoy to good homo. 814- We can repair and recore radiators and heater £orn. We £on oho acid boil and rod radiators. Wt also repair Gas Tanks. out HAVE REFERENCES PAT' IfiLL FORD (614) 985-4180 992 - 2196 Middleport, Ohio 6 -1B'90-1 mo . I-ll-He YARDMAN & ECHO OUJDOOR POWEI Rt L HOLLON TRUCKING PRODUCTS •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT All TRA PURSUIT ;Airline Reo erwtlon!Ticket1 for Kendi 1614) 742-2027 "Your connection l~ Typeeaf Travel" To Good home, Appro1, 7 mo. old p.~rt collie, part shepherd mele, 114-446-0258. 6 ~ W 1-11-1 & Found Lost Calico ell: loel In Pottarbrooll Subdlvl16on, Aewardl Wll(: llliiWel' lo the Mme ntty. 114-.. 446-<1657. bour. Morning Star Aoad eru. Anewen to "'Kell'f". Call 814-e4i~532. Rowora . FMII~ S.•g\11 LMI: blac:kl\lwttha 21 mot. old Pltchlora Rood Porry l'Wp. Juj:J 111h. &14-lN-251'6. loti : Ftml .. Red Bone ~. In Mill Creek, O.orgee CrMk, McCully Raed aru.l 114-4460201. Lost : In Hudeon V1IJey at111 ot Reedsville. 2 pu,.. Trl-eoloted temtlt ~t. end fUll coloNd fama~ COckerapanlel puJi. Reward tor 11t. return. Call ootleci1·304-675-27N. · 7 Push Mow•• & tiding Mow••· Twin Rop,;r Alllbk11 & Modelt ol Chan Sows ., d lawn MOWOfl. Stw Chains lor Stle Cvt. •LIMESTONE Aok Medium Sbad M1le, Wllehdog , 2 yN,_ old. 614-38S..09h. rtCIUP & DlliYIIY MORIIS EQUIPMENT . . ISSELL B BUILDERS ALL Yord lotoo MUOI lo Pold In Advonoo. OEAOUNE: 2:00p.m. tho doy bolano 1ho od 1o to"'"· Sunday ldMion - 2:00 p.m. Frldoy. Mondoy ldMion • 2:00 • p.m. SaturdaJ. : oo:-r,a.lo: For s t~ovo. July r;;.'!.,_ uguo~ Day or Night NO SUNDAY 1 1 1 1011 loto: :n,· ~~"'- : -roo.~~>- · toni · - lot lro. • rPt~=Yolloy Ad,· AaNoo'""" or ln. t•t·JI60 , I! EARN MONEY Rl;adlng book.ll 130,000/yr, Income polantlll . Now nrring. ttl BO!i~uooo E.xt. Y-10180. EARN MONEY R11dlng bookll $30,000/yr. Income polantill. Now htrlna. (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. Y-4562 . Edw1rd'• T,..n,portatlon Is look· lf'lg lor 1 t.w good cw•r the road drfve,.. tor Uti btd, opar~tlon bued In Atvenewood, WV, 80022B-6658 tor details. Gee paid for ttklng .. _,. •n•p•hotsl 1!100 per 100. Wrtte PASE-31H, 181 South Un· colnw•y, North Auror1, M. 60542. lnd-dont llol• Rop. tor: HHith s.te•. W~ South«n Ohio Arsa. Experience Prafarmi Will train. Send to: Box CUOCO. % Oalllpolll Dall'f T~buno~. 825 Third Avo., Gallipolis, ~lo. 45631 ,..um, Lady wlln ex~lenee to clean my home on • weakly bule. 614-m -rnt Lliw Enfofcemant.No ••· peril~ n.cenary. For lppUelllon lntormtllon (210)662· 1136 Ext-OfH78 8:00.m-8 :00pm . Thenk you. Pat1-'lm1 1mptoyment tor colleg• lludent •• HCurtty gu•rd. WTH worlt around ela" achedul•. C.ll Royal O.k Rooort. &14-H2-M611. PUny Truck Stop At. 3.15 It now tc:captlng tppllcetlon tor cook· Wli11'H~z-~•lf 10 e.m. - 8 p.m. 304-757-ti>Dl POSTAL JOBS $16,3924&7, 125tyr. Now hiring. Call (t) 805887..6ooo Ert . P--4562 for cumnl I\st. Oualllltd rtglater.ct nune needed far 62 bed flc:lllty (long term} located In Point Pt..qnf. WV. Admlnistrt~tlva 1kllt1 and work · xptrienc• nac1111ry. Compatftlvt u11ry and brtntflle. Contoct Fronk Topping, C.rthlvtn ot Point PIIHinl. Someone to care tor my VIcinity 2 Fomlly Oorogo Solo. F~. Sot, •? Yellow RouH ntlt lo · Honoy'o Butohot Shop In Por1or. ~~oy~ng URN MONEY Roodlnt Bookol ~.000/yr. Income patentl•l. Now hlrinv. t1 1 1105~7-<1000 Ell:t y 4562. & 5 family, 1 mi.. put Jumbo, Centenary, S.t. N. Dry.-, Maternity, other clolhee, boob, : blkl, IH'441-702t. . HOMlS .& GARAGES "At lteaMnab1t Prius" ... rn, 9·9-2101 Elm money by tht WHk. .kHrt 1he numbl,. to damonatr.te ''Chrlllmu-Around-The-World". July-December. LNv• nam• , •ddrMI, end phone number on answering MtViee. BM--H:l-6318. Gallipolis 741-1455 lmAIID, OHIO CUSTOM lUIT DIRECTOR Of NURSING. AN needtd tor thl Director of Nu,... lng poeltlon tor • 75 bad aklllad nnng flclllty. bcellent c:om· munlcllton, I•Mrlhlp and i)lllent C:l,. sklU• .,.. • mutt. In Ntum we otter 11'1 ertllltnt w•g• •nd blnarh pac:klga. For lmm.dlatt conaldtr~tlon 1pply In pereon or Mnd rnume 'o AJ· tldil Nu,..lng Cen1et, Main St, Cooivltlo, OH. 4!723. Sacrelary wtnt.cl, bookkeeping ond lyplllfl o piUO, highly mollvated and well organized 1 m•. Apply In pertOn Ohio Valloy Tiro Outlot, Rt. 2 Oatllpollo Ferry nnt lo 14 Lumbar Co. 304<!75-1332. Yard Sale SALE CHESTER, OHIO oGI'lAVEL FrM To Good Home . 8 month-old male black U.b,..dor, loveabl•, good wun chlldrtn, :J04.. 175-JI:If. t.o.t: F1wn and whft• temetl 6-29-'90-1 mo. SPECIALS: 30% off 14 Kl Chains Diamond Cluster Rmgs $59.95. Free sizing on rings. Hany Siders & Sons Jewelers 12 week old, whU. kitten. Very friendly. FrN to good home. 114-892-501'6. FrN flm111 SllrneH c.t, 114441-0417. th8l you heve 21 day1 efter 1M loot publlatlon of thio nota to file en 1nsw.r or ot,.. rooponolvo ploodlng to IIIIi lcllon. II you foil to fllo on in- Of othof rooponolvo ploodlng. Judgmont bv deltouh moy Of , . . be Giveaway MOBILE HOME PARK PAINTING 985-4422 •• upon execution. 4 COUNTRY LINDA'S VERY REASONABLE Christena Roush married David Durst and Reuben Smith . Includes Roush , Durst. the11 families Smith. Gnmm, Parsons. Thornton and Donohue. Non -yellowing paper . complete index, 488 pages Jrom 1780-1990. Pnce $20 .00 postage paid . SlrlQI•• Information and a dignified option for finding • par1ner. H.. r1t .. rch: P. 0 . Boll: t043, Gatllpollo, OH 45631. I wM61.d•y otd kh1ena. 114-44&33t8. 985-4473 667-6179 Let us do it for you. MID-SUMMER GRAND BAHANAS ISLAND VACATION SALE Rite Aid guarant•n tha lowltf price on all prut:riptlone. Wt will bNI any competttor. prk:1. S.. your kxll Rite Aid r.hor· macla1 tor datal\a. Not val d on tnnalera lrom other Rite Aida: Good at Point PL.11unt, Pomeroy, G.lllpolla Rtt1 Ald1. Explr" !1111'90. Uuat Preeent Coupon M2 -2~ . BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION painting. YOUR FAMILY HISTORY BOOK IS READY qcAOOPTIONSpoelol lamtly wants to give your baby and ua a chance. Call coiled 7V•352· 1656. Mary Ellyn and Chuck. Rile Aid Coupon 15.00 oft ny From Post Offlco POMEIOY.- OHIO 1-Arrots Repair All Makes Announcements Reward! 2 JCPenny Wlcktr Roc:klng Chal,.. Stolen oft porch. ""5.4!1 Four1h Ave, Chalra c.n bt Identified . 614-446-7325: 1-ll-'90 tin FOR SALE 1989 Ford Ta urus LX. Red ins1de and out All Ford ~q~u.""' 3 Help Wanted /.VON 1 All AI'N• I Shirley Spuro, l*41$-t4:It. SALES AND SERVICE •New Homes BOB'S MARKET & GREENHOUSE MASON. WI . & GALLIPOLI S. OH. ClEAN UP WITH ClASSiriED ADS ·- l/6/'90/ Hn & DELIVERY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION HOUS£ OVERHOWINC1 Co. Rd. 28 Watch for Sign~ RACINE, OHIO Acro11 From Post Offico 217 E. Soc. Pomoroy JIO!:'JI(I. .. t----------,----------1 Real Estate Amarlca,..Pomeray Nursing •nd RthtbllitiUon Centw hu Immediate openings tor qualllltd LPN 's end AN'a. We of· flf c:ompetiUw• utary, benellle, piNIInl aurroundlng• •nd •x~llenl working condlllon1. We tre •n equ•l oppartunfty Employer. PI••M cont1ct LtRue Hill, D.O.N. Amlftca,..Porntra'l., 317!11 Roekspringo R ., Pomoroy, Ohio. S14-IX12-U08. S-21-"90.1 mo. pd. SPECIAL 992-5335 or 985-3561 comes ,at. you wit.h a sub- Hlllo: 21ot42M. H11>- . 11011, Gretn Acree student MC:h •v•nlng 3:30 - 5:30 Potn1 Ploooont 1111, JO.... U.1130 1her I p.m. W.nlad: )'Ollng man to wortr: on dolry !ann. Expollonco l rtflrencM preterrtd, 814-4482412. 18 Wanted to Do M1glc Y•re Dey C.re C.nttr rouonoblo, dlpondablro, licente, q .. IH)' child ca~ . Me. doy lhN F~dly, 7:30 IIU 1:30. For mar• lniDnnlllon ar lo roglolor 30+47WI47. 31 Homes tor Sale 112 •ere, 6 roome with b.lumenll new hNI pump, g•r•g•, 2 build n!Ji . loea1ed at lelart Ftlll. &14~47·»13 . 113 acre 101 with 14•70 1980 moblll home, 3 BRs, 2 full bltht, garden tub In ma1t1r BR, dlehwuhar, w.. n.,.L.. dfytr, Mfrigarator. ~ . total electr , •ppr•llld valut $21,500, ••king 118.~0. land """'k eonlrad n.gotllbll . Call ..... •"• 7 p.m. IJ14-388-It58. 3br, houN In K1t~uga . Small r.nced y1rd, MIIJ 1o e~.-. lor, carport, county wstar, 5 mlnutN from 1n1)or ahoppJng area'•· Buy tor your own or u •n In· ¥Htment. Curr1ntty being ,.nlld. priced to ••tL $28,500. 814379-2441 uk for Jalt. 7 room• 1 112 bttha, counlry living but cloM to Malg1 School and town. At. 3!-4 lint ,. Townsh ip ROid 27. Arwt ro~d to ~- Colt 814-H2-7'111 or 1-314C...ntry So1tlng. 4 bodroomo, 2· 112 baths, cenfl'll Mil and tlr, baMment, atttched garage. 20 mlnut" from AtMna, 1·112 mil• to M•lgt High School. Reterenc.. and d"•poell ,.. qulred. &14-593-Ull. 46 31 •,-~~~·.· ..-n.ill ,..,.. Nice 2 Br. home: Lg. LA wltp, lg. Nt-ln kllehan, tnacr.d gartge, lg. fenced-In back yard, lg. ICrMntd -ln porch . Klnaon Av•., Gllllpolll. By own•. 6t.(..WS. 0046. Nice S1tr1er Home , 2br, 1 bath, gu, c1rpet , In lown. Owner Fln1nclng AYIIIable. 814-446- ' 49 For Lease ,.,-,-,...,..-,-----:--:-Unlumlthld, ~room Lot tor 1111. Qeoro- CrHk 1pef11Mnt. Second UoOf', corn~r Road. 112 ac:re mil. Ea.y tc:e•u Socond ond Ptno, Galllpotlo. to water and •*='ric. C.bll alto Stovt and retrigenltor. Water available. Call 114-245-5!151 eftar prol>'ldld. No pat.. Raler8nc• &p.m. -lrod. $228 por month. 114446-4249, 114-446-2325 • 114One acre tflller kll: whh county - 2 5. watw, Hpt~ t.nk and llectric hook up. On black top road. P1rtl11l)' fenced. OWn• will par· ll•lly flnMCt, $2,!100. aaklng prlc:e . 304-1714722. Merchandise 51 Route 2 Alhton, 1 ac:nt Iota 3 mllll touth O•lllpolll Locka, public wt1er, no resh1ct~nl , some wltn river fl'ant•g•. 304- LAYNE'S FURNITURE Solu 1nd chall'l prlead from $315 to $895. Tobin S50 ond up to $125. Hld. .bldl $390 lo $115. R•cllnoro $225 to $375. lampe $21 10 $125. Olnat!N $10!11nd up to $495. Wood ltbla w-f r:ilrllro $285 to $7U. Dookrl $14! up to $37!1. Hutchoo $400 l up, bunk bedl eomplete with mlltrHII $2a5 and up IO $395. Nby IMdl $110 Man,...... or box •prlngt full or twin $78~rm 188. lnd $98. a&..n .. ,. lz~ a up, ICing $350. C drawlf chett $11. Oun Coblnolo I, 8, l 10 gun. B•by m•nrea. . 13ft & 146. Bad fnlmn 1.2S, Queen' ~ze $35 & king t,..me $50. Good HfiCIIon of bedroom eult11, meltl cablnl>le, hladbollrde $30 1nd up to $85.!10 d•y• ume ss cuh with 1pprovtd ertdlt. 3 mi. out Bulavlllt Rd. Open g A.M. to 5 P.M. lion, thru S.t. Coil 114· 446.()322. ~15-2331 . ot1~1HIHI11. Rentals 41 Mobile Homes tor 5ale 12xM mobl~ homa 1f78 mod•l. 11. c:ond, block I underpinning, mult tN to appr~eltte, call attor UO $1200, 304-578-2910. 1910 tr1Uer with w••her/dryar, ltove and .-.frlgamor. C.ll after 5 p.m. 114-ti:l-3541. 1Q70 Frueh1uf 28' Ttnden Aluminum Dump wltn wetUne •nd lrtilllf mounted tank. l7.500. &t4-753-31'J4. 1!170 Skylln• 12152 tl'lllar. Good cond~lon. $4,500. 814-1'12-:It40. 187'1 Monarch, 12Ie0, 2 bidroom. Qse hilt, Appillnctl In kitchen. N.w gat hot Wiler t•nk. Mu81 be mot~ad. Asking 13800. Uaka me 1n oftar. 114"· >12-3033. 11JT.J Klrtwood, 2 bedroom•. 12x10. etove end r•h1gartlor, vinyl underpinning Included. New hot wa1er htlllf. Good cond~lon $4000. FlAM. 304-451· 1108. 1Q'illll 04J«don Futurema '121t8&. 2 bedroom, Cenlral Air 11915 1hown by 1ppolntmanl ,,........ 1012. 1flll Klrtcwocd 121&0 2BR, uc. cond. S\1600. et4-4415-4782. 1!180 Fairmont Ia~. Mx~ l~rge, Lr wlflrspllte. 3br, 1 ~ bllh, all atec. 814-446-1213 1fttr 4p.m. 10~ 14x70 C.ntl'll elr. SMO efler a p.m. »l-2'73- =- Household Goods Houses tor Rent 2 to 3 SA, 1 balh, loet~t•d 5 mlnut.. from 1own. 1300/mo. $30tl/t3opooH. 114-3~121 or 614-4415-)07!1, Sm1ll 150 lq. ft . nouea, 3BA, living room, Nt-ln kllchen, Cl,.. pM, prtv1te drin downtown G•lllpolle. $340 ;ith rartge & Refrigerator. $32!1 wfthout. Plua $300 S.c. Dot>- 814-4411-<>332 AU tor Tarn Topt~. 7,000 BTU Whlr1pool AC, 12ll12tl. nylon KrMn outdoor room. fl14· 441.()113. Unf\M'ni•Nd•oom ""-· Nice, clean. •nd ret. ,.. qulred. No In tt . 814-il2- Big Savlnge on Q,... Turf In l'tOdl $3.l i y•rd. Mollantn Fum. 814-446-'Jit«. 30!10. Why P•y Rtnt7 Homee tor 11.001 Bank repol, 11x delinquent proptr1l•, gov•nment giVIIWIY /irogr•m•. For lnlor. m1llon csl 1-aQ4..641·m8 Ed. R5214 . 24 hou,... County Appllonco Inc. Oood ulld appUanc., T.'v. Open 8 1.m. to I p.m. Mon.-$1f. 814446·'tlef, 127 3rd. Aw. Gil· llpolh, 0H 42 ,..ng•. •et•. GOOO US£D APPUANCES Walhwa, dryen, refrlgen~tor~, Sklggt ADPIItnc:e•, Upper Rivet Rt't. Bulde Slone CNM llofol. Colt 814-4415-7:191. Mobile Homes for Rent I""'· ... m. Excellent Building ett• 21.6 acrn.. chy .chool1 , rurel wattr. No 1r111er. St. fh. 325 1 112 mil" from Rio Gr1nda. 614-245-6417. 8362. 32 112 A. 8 room brk:k r1nc:h, 3br, Lr/Fpl Don/Fp. Kc, Br, 1 1/2 both full I nlshed baaernent/fp, ruel oil Frfettached woodbU,..,-, sing.. en~tehed Qrlopener, plus 2 car g•nt~ shop. 2 large blm• and crib 1hld. 3/C mi. out 2'18. 1~2360. evening• 1f. ,., 7:00. 65 Acres, tobacco btu, timber, rural wstar tap, chy eehoole. At. 216. 4 ml from Galllpotlo. $111,900. 614-256·1560. A-tram• t'M>uN wtth pillo, 1 or 2 bedrooma, ,.trlgerltor 1nd stove, A1. 82 N Ohio River ROICI $27!1. Phono 304-6715-3811. llloo Poulo'o Do~ Coto Cont•. 1111 Preltlgt, 14170, 3bf. 2 Solo, · - · chlldwo. 11-F botho, oil otoc. 514-31'1-78Vl I o.m. • 1:30 Agl! 1·10. Boloro, oftll . . -. Drop-Ina For Solo- 1 rr. otd Mitlll SchultZ WJI itt.I14-441G4. lftobllo homo booutl~l - t i d In mouvo ond llolhor, Douglrlor, bobyoHUng .-:en. LarQII circular Wh b llf'VU, It OM can't do M:, the Wllh oily llgnt, 2\ul bo1ho, Gthtr one 111n. Ful-llrne or ~N~rt· ... to •ppreclll•, 121,000 lime •nr lhffl, convenient foci.· S04-41HS47 or 111tlon, nporlonood, 114 Ul 0011 - 38 ~r" 2 mn.. from VInton. Good building 1ttn. No Minaret right•. 61""""6-0231. 2 bedroom mobile homa, fur· nllhtd, $100 deposh p4ul utllttiH phone ]04.675-1512 or 675-3900. 2 BA & 3 8R, 1200. 6 $210. monlhly plus deposit . Stove, nttrla:,-~r. Watlr, lrlll'l ptld. 0ff n c.nter Rd. &M--388a&B&. 2bf, trailer, wlelr cond, call 8143711-2878, 114-441Ht50. ~lohan C.FJ*a Upper Rl. 7 North Oullhy Carpet• I Fuml- ~uz:s.-:r· Check Ul out . 1 . OveJ llmObd 11 1111 1•blt 4 ._,her bucktl Smtll ceblnt4 chairs $1211, swtnl to~ good tor TV 130, Small ale room S50il ~d wood round tabl•, nMde re nlthed aver 100 v-are old 304-f71-6022. wit~ Charming 2br, mobil• home, UppM At. 7, $275/mo. plu• ut llftl11. O.p & Ret ., 81-4--4-462515. 114-tl2-7'1'54 or 114-M2-<1150. 1117 Hondo 250-X, 4 . -. 114-3&7-7807. ~J:O· ...:="'rOO: ~llo:: 114-4411-31U I pc. wood group t1U1 por woN. 4 pootor bodroom ouho, complltt f1&.20 per week, dlno11o with 4 cholro 17.110 por w..IL Mogle Chof 14 cu. ft . Refrigerator t12.91pw wnk. 18 cu. n. frMZtr, $10.90 per wMk. VI'Ra Furnhure. At. 141, 4 mlloo oft Rt. 7.COntonoryJlport 7 d.oyo • woN. Roof a houu polrOing 1 ohln~ta, houM repa~r. &M-Oftll 5 p.m. Spoelol 10 rtoyo onlyl Auto. woohoro, oloclrlc drylll, goo dryoro, goo ot._ -lrlc otovoo orid rolrfgor"'- ro~ lng 1rom $50 a up. Atoo o compfjte khc:htn cenler, elnk top with oink, new gorbogo dl.- , j I 53 & J->7 m 1m bv NEA . '"' t-------- --------1 Antiques Anttq .. ollought ond Sotd Dolly 1 ~Ke or wt.taver. Cora Mlll614-37t-2'727 Buy or oelt, Rlverlno An11quoo, 1124 E. Main Stroot, Pomoroy. Houro' M.T.W, 10,00 o.m. to e:oo _;-;Ci"':;;4-:;;H2;;S;-~2-cndo:C~:;; m. 52 · ;;';;;'o_o-ct:::o-o8-:00~p-:-:. WNCH BOXES. Klda Ontyl 54 Miscellaneous ol"'. Merchandls...l4K Gold l•dl• wadding band. Like naw. $&0. 814-982·2377. W•,.houM carte, hind e~rt•. dock pi•,!.•, 4 ltaga Hy.rer Fork un, sa eolt, f3~ :::· 71 Autos lor Slle condttlon, owner. 6 =,...,...;.;,.;...~...,.-=-==2358. 1HII Pontiac Cotollno, PB, SS 1300, 114-441-tflll. Building tl77 Ford Oronodo. Oood w«k SupplieS cor 1400. or boot olfor. 114-11022440, Block, brick, eewer plpt~.. willdowt, llnt•l•, etc:. ctaude Wlrto 1m Pontiac Aatre, 4 cyt, ,.,., Alo Grandt, OH C.tt 614- tutomstle, 11,000 miiH., ftl'll 245-6121. 1200 tokio • · ~-~. &p.m..tp.m. 56 Pets lor Sale 1m Dodgo tloanum XE. 310 :-~:-:::-:::::-;:::::-:--:::::: ve. Aulomatlc, T-topt. Fair to 1 mtll Boeton TMrler, AKC ~ eondhlon. AakJn~~ $47&. Reglatered, I we•lut otd, h1a ··• •hoi I, wormed, bleek I whHe. · 114-448-2113. 114-Je74tt7, IIWI7-7ll22. t\179 Otdo Cult- Wogon tor psrtl, englnt lockei!l up· ::n.B~~:r ~:=~~:ve~~ tranaml1.&on, rUr ~1 A_a;l mtny ~hllf:.rrta good lf4UU.00 hunt Ing axcall1nt blood IIn1, 11 lnl•rwt INve name e;;d good dlspotllkM'I. VfiY ru.sonable. &14-388-118!. eddresn on .,...tng machin• 304~1-3275 . AKC ChthuohUil, 7 mon111o old, 1060 Cllovy Convorolon Von. 304-61'6-2822. 21,000 octuoi mlloo ttn cruo~, AKC 1011 . u.ooo-Apoo, Coeur Pw, p_, door tockl, AMIFM Spant.la, Da1hundll puppl" caslltle, 350 Y-1, l'lll.cl root, shot• wormed 1nd hNfth Ilk• new.l. mUll ... to apr.cordl, 304-175-21!13. precllte. a~1868. uoor 4 PS, Or~gonwynd C.ttery Pert~lan, 1871 Muatang, V-8 engine, Slam ... and Hlm~lay•n kltt•n•. 114-446-3844 ah• 7 p.m. automstlc tran11 1lr condi PS, PB, super body • lnterkw, 2500 flnn . I14-44H022. 1tl0 Olde Omegt, good c:ond~ tlon, $&50 ..........~. 20 Inch, bo)'l bike, Huffy, 115. Twin bed whl1• canopy w/epring Filii Tank, 2413 J.ckton Ave. 1100. 1........_7616, enyllrne. Point p ..... nt. 30W75-2083, 10 Big 5 bodroom !ann homo bulh got .., up $14.111 ond 10 gol on yow lot 135,e!l5 I up. &M- compfee• $43.25. 881-7'311. Groom tnd Bup.f)ty Shop PM a,... Bad, run slz•, hNdbcMird, Grooming. All brHda. All llylll. footboard, frame a 11111, 114- lamtt P~ Food O..leJ. Julia Webb. Call 814-448-0231. :MJ7.l'680. 1111 Thundor Bird. ~J..otr, good tiM . CAll 114->12..,., or 1141102-2772. t181 Buick IMollro:i 350, 4 brl., outo, O.D. Tro~.1 d-. nice wort!: cer, 11100. 1JM.....6-1UI. 1182 A.M.C. Conoonl. Mlah mllogo but runo good. Alt. 1982 Sulek R•gal, 1 OWI'III', n• eng. &. ttJIW., call •venlng1 : 114- ,,. PS. Farm Supplies Livestock for Rent 1 bodroom opt Stovo, rolrfg., nice. CoMider Human S.rvlc• or HUD. 402-112 24th St., Pl. Pl~n1. w.v. &14-1112-11851. 3020 JD 14050. 2010 J[) cu~ llvltl'lor & plows, 12850. OWner IU llno-· 1"'281~·w ,,_. "" .... ~ Hsr Wegon, tx18 cedlr bed, with sldH tor bale throwlf', $400. Alttalll, OH, 814-&81-6148. JD 350 Dozer dlooot. 1177 tnlornti!Ofllll truck. 3 u•l tactory Lowboy. Cell •"• 5:00. 814-74224118. 11176 Ford F-2!0 Auto. Good 111... 1250. 8M-1112-301<1. Jlm'l F1rm Equlpmtnl:, SR. 35. WMI Oslllpolla, 814..... &-!1177; Wide HJectlon new I uNd ftrm tractOI'I & lmpltment•. Buy, Mil, trade, 8:01)...1:00 ......._"'' llol till-- 251-<1251 Loto model 8000 Forrt lllooot Trocl"!r 15850: tel MF ~.~j 500 Mra Round 8-'er, $2,::1UU· XI MF wMh 1ft. buoh hog, $2,\IH; 814-2111-652!1. 2 bedroom apt, oftlce or bualnete epece, uptown locallon, 304-f'll-lllll or .,ll-21e4. 2 BR apartment, stove I "'· lumlohld. Upotolro. Wot• I ,,.., tumlohod. Uppor Rt. 7, Uppor Rlvlf Rd. 114-4411-3!140. 2 8R. Apl. For Aont, Nlco, Good LAicotlon. 304-fl'B-8104 1180 3 querttr ton ehiVf'olll, 4 wheel drive; 1U8 S-10, tiki nw-, fuml- 1184 Dodgo pickup. good condition, low mil- $3200, or tl'lde ror car ot equal ..h.._ 8\41184 Oodgo Rom D-ell; $600, w•ll•nd lnqulree only, 3CM-882· :152!1. 1111 GMC 815, fuol-injoolod 4 oycllndor, 4 opold. Power ...... lng, - · brakoo ond ExcollrorO - i o n. 13,100. 1141112-2144. 1-. 11&7 Forrt Rongor, !1-TX, 4x~1 _1 Exa. cond.L tl~i Aluminum Topper, fill .1 P"'f'a opel, Oahlll •lnct. mlur, both ... oond, :104"413-4211. :.:.Ta..good ...... .._ .,... s ,_. lumlohod oponmono wMh 1/o. ond omo1 w-In n Dh.ango light worlc In - · nuNiitg homO.IMoiOZ-1012. ono 3,000 gallon ploottc w fonk, ono ltvo ton KILBROS Grovtty Wogon,I14-24Ufl81. 73 63 Yilt. Livestock I month old polo horlortl buH. 0no ,_, ond v-llllfl ~~~~ tor.l14-t92·'1Ue. lor con. Oood "This always reminds my dad to yell at me a about my las I reporl card ." ~- t-::::r rog'ld quo~or horll, m1ra, brtd to AOHA Chomplon.I14-:IIHI22. tNI 14 112 vans & 4 WD's '* 1111 Ford 12,700 - 141 :1700. olzo conwrolon $15,000. 114- 17 ...._ Eddlo Bouor ldltion. u -.... (Dooioy). lldh - · - - i o n. lluiiMII. 11W81 am. For lolo: 441-7720. -~ "'""!<. = =: , w loyll,. CorOI runabout, SO hp thN wlndahllkt, wilk c.- Ci~ ~..~~~~, - n - · -· "' • or. 11(111 ft. Forwlno. _ , bow, 130 hp. UereruiMI' alpha OM, It~~ tnwtte -~"h ~tnller. ,Jt ct ....... cower anu .. eq_,.. ment. 11,100. 304-271aher 5 p.m. 11187 25' Pontoon boot """ tralltr, 75 rtP Mercury motor, .. llkl !.!"'J..!..- than hour& J04., ....,. aft• e pm. ' For Solo: 1Vl'6 17ft. Chrylil< Ccnquoror w/140 ~ Chryolor Motor, okl'o I tHo ete, Mklng $1i00. Can bt . .n rnU11 -.th of GaiHpoUI on Mi 1. tJ 30 :=Z1:'(.:0.bord\.:r:p~J i& wllk through wtndohlold, IKklll, 2 -·of •kle, IIIICO¥tft ~II CO'tlf'i ::.• on tr'll . . -:.I • 304-t'l • .._ NOW ON SALEtl VA~ WAVEAUNNEAS. SliM, PI Acceaorlwz. Service. RIVE SID£ MARINE, Rl. 7 (ICI from K-lhr1l G.tlllpola.. Oh. 1 ..., 448~.1124 .... 76 Auto Pans & Accessories ·: • '"' et•nft Auto Engine Aebulkllng helvy duly, llctory bulft; 2• Liter Ford, 4 cyt, DllltJ. b,..nd new, not rMul i. ~ \iFM Hol.,y Carb, MW, 8 371-2428. . •· qlna ci 79 campers ....• & •14>: • Motor Homes 1m Taurw. 24 ft . Fully ...,.. contolnod. Stoepo 1. $3000. 1102-512t. . ;. Services 81 Home lm"provements BASEMENT WATERPROOANG Uncondh~l lifetime gua,..llt... locll r•feranc .. tuml.tMod. FrM ntlmll11. C./I collect 1814-237-0488, day or night. Rog•rt~ BUlman! Wtt•rproe> fin g. Oardllef'• Home Improvement; An. a Com., Rooting , painting, -or, potlo doc:ko , ond otc. 114~~~ - 4 • Hlo ond Hor Conotructlon, ocjdltlo,.., deeD, •ldlng, •ldew•lkl 1 rooting, plumbing, etc, No too loo 1m111. Call •her ! :00 w..kd•y• anytirnl s.t and Sun. 304-f711-2t1t HOUNhokl M1lntanance: Aooling, naw/Np.elr, tiding, ,...,,.polr, corponlry, odd lobo. HflmtfM. 614...)19-2020, tel. fot Mhc:h. Comploto Mobllo Homo oot upo I rep.~lre, 1110 plumbl~ allctrlcaf, roofing, r~~modt , po1tco & docko ole. AEMOOE • lNG! A•terences. ElllrMtn. 814-25f5.1611. epeclii:::J Ron 's TV s.rvlce, In bnlth •lso MMdng other branda. HouM calli, 1110 oomo appllaneo ropolro. WV 304-<11'6~3!11 Ohio 114-4411-2454. Roofing and Siding. Trailer root. palnled. FrN Mtlmat11. Friel Mortto, 304-773-111 tl. R~try or Cllbae tDOI drilling _ Mott Will c:omplltld ume dty. ~- lnd Mrvkle, 304- 82 Plumbing & Heating C.rter"• Plumbing •nd HNIIng FOUt1h 1nd Plne Gotllpollo, Ohio 814-<14&-3881 84 Elect rtcel & Relrlgeratlon 1113 ToyotL 4xC. Power eteer· tng. Nlco. $3,000. l14-fll8-32t0. Ono ARIS WAY Orlndor Mlxlf, 2 offtcloncloo. All uii!Hioo pold. Shoro both. $iO or $1$0. 1111 Avo. lt4-lo483M5. 1014 PorOoon - looo hp $1,1Ul1.114-441-f311. 24f!.~. Morcury 31 114-251-1101. Ntw Holland 317 tank manure apr~•dw. tlml T•oa.- Boor. 411 NP hw. Good Cond. Aoklng · ti144<15-U14. 1m A_.lo Porooon wllh Traller~ outboard lfK'I trollIna motor, •nd dlpt~ftndw. 111-~ llerCUry m-671). HAPPY JACK ENOUAACIOE: 179-2932. Kills IINI, tk:k.ll menge mH .. genatka.lly Immune to older 1084 Ford Bronco II V-8, 1rtlllr foNmlll. LONOEA RESIDUAL hhcn, air, arn!tm ca ...u • . C)lart~nc. Sal• Hutquvtml BIO.OEGRAOUBlE. Conl1lna $51800:. 304-273-56&0 •fllf 5 p.m. trimmer., 10% ovet coM. Paint NO oynlhollc wolhroldo. FOR DOGS ONLY! VINTON 11184 Mercury Topu, neede Pluo, l*f7!1-4084. clutch, ruM good, hlir body, GENERAL STORE. c:ond, $500. or bHI oft., 304Couch I k:JYne1t. c:abln.r, sterao with AM!FM ,..dlo, 8 HAPPY JACK FLEA !lARD. All m-.a830 1h1r 1:00 PM. metal pt~tenlld device controls lr~c:k, record, llmpa l ltbll fle11 In the hom1 wltt'lout PES. 1181 C~rysler L.blrron. C dr, combined, 304-875-4846. TICIOES. Raaullt ovtrnlgh1. •utom~tlc:, AC, 41,000 mil••· Dl•hwa•her, Kitchen Aid, nc:. R&O FEEO l SUPPLY. JH W. $2500. 114-3711-2121. cond, hlrvnt gold In c:otor, Ma in St., Pomeror. 1185 Toynl• Supn., OM owMt, $150. &14-388-110.10. 37,500 mn... power wlndowt Musical and tunroot, AIC, AMIFM with For Sit• Plano very good cond, 'S1 lape deck, IXC. c:ond, $1,800. $400, 304-671-2822. Instruments &14-245-Dt27 1fler lp.m. Galli• I Muon County Fair County Fair Sp.clll. 15"off 1181 Chevy C.vollor Z-24. LDw Sp.cl1lt. Buy 1 chain uw rogu1or prlco . ., one FREE. ,.gul•r tunlngs. Ends AugUSI mlluge. Uk• new. Call 814-US.. !UOERS EOUIPNENT, Hend• 15. J & U Pl1na S.rvk:e. Call Bill 1111, 0 10 5 p.m. '"" 5 114-446· Wora 304-<182·2325. - 304-<175-~21 . For Stl• Fender Strttocaet•r 1!181 Chryaltr Fifth Avenue, MOYtNO SAlE - C..ch nle., loaded, 51,COO mi .... 614kwet ..l. ch•lr &COO: full ~ P1rt.ct eond. 304..fi7S~865. with mellres• I boll 1pring1 Snere Drum $150, 304-615-2829. 378-2728. $150; w11her $400; dryer $2!50; uwlng mactllnt $100; 2 •lectrio Woodwind Clarinet Good Condl· 111&7 Buick Century Cuotom. PB,nn, Air SCerro, StlfTO Tape, huler•, $20 ItCh. All Like Ntwl tlon. $75 . 614-386-8526 Cruise, Plus Much Mor•, Exc:. Call 304-895-3422. Cond. "-'<lng 18,000. 114-4411Fruits & Moving S•ltt: Must Sell All! "TWo 58 4525 complete bunk bed Ntl, orte Vegetables 1!188 Nlsun Pulur NK, Blick, Tnew bedroom tul1a eompiM•, AMIFIM:aiu. B complete living room Ht, corn· Canning tom1to11. 14.00 • Top, Speed,li,OOO Millie. S'M-387-0548 plele dlnrtelle set, fishing • bushel. Alre1dy picked. Bring • qulpmant, port•bl• color T.V., contalnlf. Firat 'no~• In A,.l- 514-31~1 new, 1~1. two hind guns, two qul1y.l14-f41-2773. 1!189 Chevy Blu..-. Approx. air cond, nltendo tapn, ctothn 20,000 mlloo. Loodod. . (lood l lo11 miK.I14-446-682l Cllnnlng Toma1ot tor Sale • •l· condtdon. Cuetom wheela. 614reldy plcked $& bu•h•l or 4 tor PoJ1:1ble Ughted 1lgn wllettere $20. laughmtn F1rm 7 112 mi. >12-2421. 129!1. Fr.. deiiVIty. PluUc: Itt· 10U1h ot Gallipolis on St. At . 7. For S.la: 1882 PlymCKAh 1oro $47.50 bo•. 1-ftl0-!133-3453. 4-7 p.m. only. 814-256-6535. Aell•nl, 17!10; 1112 PlymOUih Champ, $~; 1175 Chvy Ou11n alze w.ter bed, dtril llnC.m•ro, $250; 114-245-6812. ..h, dr•we,.. undemNth, IJ:c. cond, 614-387.0500. GOVERNMENT SEIZED vohlcloo from ftOO. Fonte. Mlf'Cide•. Remlnglon 810 . 12 gauge. Both & Corv•tt•. Chtvy1. Surplue. b1rrel1a, new lellhlr snng and Vour •rtt. (1) 8Q5...687w8000 Ert. ewlvet•. Llkll new. t11ot-lii2..211S. ~~--· Sear'• 22 eu. ft. chest ff'Mzer, F E I Specials tt Ysrla'a Auto S•l... twfn bodroom oulto, 12" 1oblro 61 ann QU pment 10811AOC Z tooded, S&lll5. 1985 uw, 6 ft. J1 7 " J a n top 2 Hon• Tr~ller $600. D1ytlme: Pontile Grt~nd Prtx, nlc•, 14000. c.blnat. 304-t75-2 aflw I 114-446-2107 Evening: &14-311- 1185 Dod~ Chlrger, auto & air, p.m. 8504 $2500. 1981 Chevett•, auto l tlr, S "dl ·~~ -:--:----:--:---:-:--:--=- $1650. 11114 s..buru 4x4, $14!50. ntpper " ng mowet .,., ., ea. b8ck.no. 1 nac:hmenl. SM- 11184 Dodge Colt, 1ulo, 11150. cellng fan 115., Msytag wringer ,. 2_2533 _ waohor $50., Rlnco 1ubo $20. ::--:-:=:-::-:-::-:-----:-- &14-44&-8711. 814-94~252&. Ford 1000 dluel wltn mowtna S ,, W t bed, ,..." 00 machine, rake, biter, $2950". 91 1 u,_r ng.. " .-. · Ford JubUae wllh kY!der 12500.. 72 Trucks for Sale Pk:ken1 Fumhure '"Spec Itt• MW Oullttd Supreme M•n,... Phone 304-875-3788 I FoundaUon Seta. Twfnl $99, Full $1HI. V2 mill cx.e Jtrrlctto Uprlgnt, walk behind Gr~v.ly Ftd. Pt. PlleNnl ~. ~15- tl'lctor with 30" mowar. l14-8821450. 7082 after 7 p.m. 1V72 fT ft. Stororoft Tri-Hull Boot 125 HP, Evtmrrto Enatno, oomplolo topL!'"" uohofolofy. Col-1:no t:OO p.ns. . . . . aood weft oar. MOO. 1\4- C.nnlng Jart~, 20,000 STU Keroeane Healer, 5 pes., vinyl floO<IIlfl, S14~51H421. AQanment ro· trodo, 1!4-44Hfll. For oolo 1814 candy oppto rod - · buln-lrt ""'· drop In 11 kJtchen bumer and hood lor burner. Dllhwuher. All cornploto A - . Stop ond Sol. 54 Miscellaneous 63 LIVestOCk 1350. Delbert Swl•htr'l UMd Appilronooo. Cantor ol Rond ond Merchandise Porch St. Konougo, Ohlo.l14Hotototn milk - . l oott, mo. 441·>17!1. SIJRPLUS-Army, donlm, - . ; 514-245-!1812. tum-lrro clolhlllfl (NowSWAIN UoodiOriglnol mllftory ...,. 64 Hay & Grain AUCTIOH I FIJRNfTURE. fl2 ChlndiH, Fridl)', Saturd1y, -:--:--:-"""'".,--:-=-:--:Olivo SC., OotMpolto. l ~ Sunday, 12 noon . 71.m.Sem Good mb:lll hly. 11.21 1 bill. fumltwe, hlllirw, W~Mem I. Somorvlllro, USGT. U.S F. RET. :c 514--'-';tllt5-4291"-;C':-'-:::---:c::-:::::Wortc boolo. 8,_,51_ Elst Ravenewood, At. 21, 3()4.. ~Ho lor •·to. ~ 1 Tl~h 27:1-11855 fWholaooi.-Rotolll Y ~~ ~ny. Uted retrto-retor 23 cu. ft., Wall· Round Iloilo In tho Flold. 114....y, loVe •et I. matching Toppon Gao Rongo, 3 potn1 24W511 racllner, queen Mt of bedding. hitch, poet hole dlgg•r. 111......... 114-4411-117'1. 789&. t- 3 roOm unfuml1hld 1p1rtmenl, ntco ftOighbothood, IIOWJ'B. .::;~::-'::':--:--:---:--:-1181 ~A 4 wh..'-'· tor .. It or o H•'-f Spottlllel'l, mUll ... to ~· · - • • IPfHWC 111e. ~.. 481• a.,ar :,7::::.00DP~··;;;'m:, . ---:-::---75 Boats & Motors for Slle Fumlthed.t.~-br. 112 mile east of Porter on :.M. 814-38a.8063. Trailer lor f8nl TWo bedroom I ,;;~::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:.L;;;;:;;:;::;::;:;:::;::;:::;:::;:::;:~ lrt~llar tor rent In Tupperw Plaine. $175 mon1hl)' piuo utllltloo. 114SNAFU® by Bruce Bealtie 6674487. 44 :: Clll=\.:.:30+4--~~==d=i.uo"Pt.'= ·=-=-·-· RENT TO OWN ~ Wanted to Rent tor Rent 11114~8!!85~4~22~8':_.-::-:-:-:-1m Hond• Goldwlng, u:c. ohopo, · 814-441-t241. 111&1 XR 500R, now p!oton, now tlroo, $850. 114-4411-44"- 1 t.-C--11 J - Boforo you 1hrow h owoy glvo n IWIY or .. u h to chNp. Call 814-002·5657 Mire Fultz. RECORDS. 33'-.45'•-78'1-EP'I50'o-<IO'o, Jooo-CIIIIIcolCountry-Big Band-Rock. 814IKI2-5651 Marc: Fultl. Top "Co1h pald . Old lu m urt cuboards, qullla, or'-tltal, " paintings, lo)'l, or entire estate csll c:ollecl 304-626-3275, or 304523-<1654. Equipment I ~n~'!::i:oo~i ,::,cos:,":' c•.:.H . • Wl"l...,... O"l1 M ..,.-10 '"'' 11 Motorcycles 1111 Ho~ Dovtd-.. FXRS. Paying up 10 $150 .00 tor Jet. _,., boJ. Hlghoot prlco pold tor vlnyt and m.tel box... 48 74 ~ lumlo=ng. 112 ~- Trailer late, Bullville, Addlton Rd. I AI. l &~281 after 4:30p.m. Would like to ,.nt houH In the eoun1ry. Langsviii..O.rtar or Sllem Centlf lrM. IM-JII2·2338 or &14-669-4008. 2 Iota. Vaults tnd hNdatonet~ II M•IQI Memort11 Gard•n• Vlt•,..,. 9ectlon. 47A Lota l&4. $3,000 tor 111. 6M-Cs.:J-.8464. For Sail. 8 room houM and 2 bedroom tr~ll•r, Leading Creek. Water, gas heat on one acre of ltnd iM Harrisonville, Ohio. $23,000. &14-742-2151. Must Sell: 29R Log Homa. Newly carpeted, 11onld h.. r1h wood-burner, 10'x24' Otc:k. 12'xt2' building. Rlv•rvlaw. Land contr11ct. &14-44&-4m or &14251·1182. Space for Rent Common:lot SIJ~a."- At. Will. 114- 245 Country Mobllo Homo Pork, Aouto 33, Nor1h ol Pomeroy. porto, ooloo. eon 1Lot 1• Rayburn R011d. Paved road, county wettr, reasonable rellrlctlonl. lnfonnltlon m1IIICI on request. :J04.e75-625l, John D. O.rt1ch, no llng...wlda tr1ille,., pla&H. Scenic lot for Ale 3/4 milt nor1~ of Addleon Oh. $10,000 Clll Ellrt Houea In Northup, 6 room• I 1 both, 614-446-2461. booomru•, oxc notghbor!lood In uolown Poln1 Plouont. l*fl$1 _" ' - - - - - - - - - 45 FurniShed Monuot hoopltol bod wnh So.tro bell Wlterproot mattnt• $450. Two Metric radlstcn f.20 each. 304-773-11102. Roome tor rent. WHk or monl:h. scan1na ot t120/mo. Oottlo Hotel. 811 t~I560. Sleeping room• wfth cooking. Al.a tr~ll• ipAce. All hook-upt. Call •II• 2:00 p,m., 30f·77J. aaa, Ma!IDn wv. Lote I acnt•ge anllabla tor new home construction on For 1111. 125 1crn of bltutlful ltnd wltn rr.. gu. Ntwer Mom• wllh 2 flrepl1cu, cathedral c•ll· lng, cantril wac:cuum, lnl•rv 1, puean eablna1a, lsrga ma.al blm. ~~qulpment 1had, and much mora. Must Me1o believe. $140,000. CtU Dottle Turne r R•tlty tl 614-!K12·2BB6 or 6M· 1102-6612. For Sal• : Homt In good coodl· tlon. 10 mlnut•• trom M•rcer· villa or Gslllpolls, Poulbla land contrtct. 114-256-68!5. tzze month. Dopoon roqufrld. f14-t12-2218 after 8 p.m. Ono or ,_ bodaperiiHntl tor rMt downlown Po1n1 Ptoounl Romorlolod • Cloon. Phono 1*448-2200. ThM bod,_, duplex. lull Rooms J": AVON • All Ifill, Call Marilyn WAVIr 304-882·2645. 367-0588 949-2794 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 11 Buy - Sell Trade Call Now To Make Appointment PICKUP BULLETIN BOA·RD SIDELINES SPORT CARDS TANNING MOW OPEN We ow ' IPt.'s say someone Employment Services FOREVER BRONZI ALL MAKES Public Notice fN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Ster Bank . N.A., Tri· Stete. Pleintiff, FENCING BISSELL SIDING CO. ... ...... . . __ N c. 151 - Farm Equtp rnrnt T11101nQ liU6HIH611 Classified paf:e\ corer th e 7BB N . 2ND AVE MIDDLEPORT 992- 217B & Liveslock 13 - lnsurtn ce 2 00 PM MONDAY JOSEPH D . JACKS llow Homos hilt "Free Estimates' · Farm Supplies 12 - Srtultton Wanted - INSTALLED UNTRA I HFATING AND A IR CONDI TI ONING 55 - Budd•n g Sl,pp h l!ll 56 - Petslo r Salf' 57 - Mu t •c lllntlr um enh 58 - Frurt s & Vegettbl ll!l 59 - For St le or Trade 1 1 - Help Wanted Wf' Guarantf"t' Your Satl~fo"tion 05 / day be cn ao ved 0131. 0no bodraorn oplo. 1or ...,_ ruldonco. s mtloo OOU1h ot Tupt>IIO Ptolno on County Rood 11 Help Wanted 32 Moblla Homes 211. July2el27, 211. Roln or ohlno. :--:::--=--~:..:.::._...,...,. v . lorge nroty ol nlco Memo. Troo S1ump romovat noodod. for Sale Everything ""'" go. Phono 114- 114-M2-6401. · 116'1-:1331. . Moving ..... Frt-Sat . 27-28. .. SPECIAL Factory lo you1tt1, 2 bed or s bldroomMr10 rnodiW .. lp.m. r, ' ch.al~, wood lho unbollovobto of Nttr, clolhee, lie. MUlberry 1 Heights. W1tch for •lgna. $12,!100 cllllvlf'td Mf up. 21 Buslnesa Coii1-I00-72M04&1or dotallo. Opportunity Skyllno 1177 14x70 2 BR., 8 Public Sale Electric, '13. bey window, skirtlNOllCEI lng, •e~. good condition. & Auction OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHINO CO. French City Bro"-rtgl. 614-448Alc:k Plllrson Auetlon Company recommend• th.t you do bfti. 8314. now booking auct~ . U:· n... wtt~ PIOPI• you knowL and pt~riance mskll the dltfertnce. NO! to OMd _ . , lhr-n tho 33 Fanns lor Sale llcenHd Ohio, Kentucky, WMI mill unlll you hive lnveatfgatad Vlrg!nl1, 304·773-5785. lhl otr.rlng. M11on County Farm, Dunhlm Road, 68 •crH, 3 bedrooms, 2 b1tt'ls, formal dining room 9 Wanted to Buy 23 Professional rlrepllce, -.dllhy ~~Lbam 1nd outbuUdlngs, 2 ponu1, county Services W•nled lo buy- trumpet, 304675-4531. water, 3()4..458-1818. ClrciH Man~gtmlf'll : New MaMgement, clean rooma, low 35 Lots & Acreage rtltll. &~2501 . Building and Remodeling 7 -20-1 mo. Merchandise Entploymenl Serv1ces "4 New Roofs . Shingles FREE ESTIMATES 53 - Ant ,ques 54 - M1s c Mer chand1se - G~r.· uway 4 & Repairs, Gutters · IUSJNISS PHON! 16141 992-6SSO . PHONE 51 - Houtllhald GaodA 52 - Sparling Cloodl In Memorv J - 4nn oucement s "Stnlinej IS no1 responsible for trrors 1her fir11 d.,- !CMedi lao •••or• fut~ d-r 1d runt on PIJHrl C111 bllrlou12 00 p m d4W ther oubhcllloon to correction "Ad1 thl1 must be Plld 1n ldv~n ce are C1 rd of Th111k 1 w1ll 1110 eppee1 on the P1 Ple•anl fhginer and the poliS Darly Trobune. "f8Chong over 18.000 homes O<J~r 15 Words Rete Ret .. ••• lor co nM CU IOIIe rvn1. bf o ll en upd-v sWill lnr 1111r.h t1JN IS 11011a11! IdS p11d In Words 16 15 15 15 15 For Old ·. Yord :::doco-:-"-::'-:lono.--,-,--,--~Solo ot tho Harmon Schut Nicol)' lumlohed mobllo homo, 1 milt bekM town, OVII'Iookfna rtvar, CA, hMt, Ret. 1~ '" • " · · .. · · - & VIcinity EIIIte Sell. 9aturdly-28th. ~- 1!1 Bouth- Wddllpoll. Organ, 9Coroo, tumhuro, dlohoo, cookworo, Ch~otmoo 992-7762 Your PhoJle ble Bills Here ('{it#. ' u CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Norlh Sound Middleporl, Ohio 45760 ~338 Pomeroy, Mlddlepon Now's The Time to Find Out. New Lomtion: SALES & SERVICE Dav• 1£e and Snow? - 168 Nicol)' Fumloltod llollllo Homo In city. CA. lkrl11blo tor 1 por· _,_ Rot. I Dot> Roqulrld 114- MOVINO SALE - Auguot H·W, hutch, "'"'\ r~nge, more. Kolly'o bohlnd VFW, 11uan 304-i73-tm. We Clf'y Fishing Suppli• PLACf AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ;MI chlldrent, m1ternltJ. wonwr. clolh•, Filday 1 · Slturdly t-3:00 p.m. 120 Park : Dr. bllckyard. We Soy What We do. We Do What We Soy. 36 VRS . EXPERIENCE 7-23-1 mo . pd . WE BUY A.LL NON FERROUS SCRAP. B~TTERIES. STARTERS. TRANSMISSIONS, ALTERNATORS, ETC . •111rtmen11 .. vmage ond Alwroldo Apon•nonll In Mlddloport_ F"'"' t1t11. CoH 114-tt2-771t EOit. Minor Larry Wright TIW W~4 WA~ lo IAAIN YooR CAl Gora,.·o Vorloly A FunrHuro Shop, 1415 EIIIM'n Awe. Buy, Sell and Trade. Low prio.. 814441-f221. PICKENS FUANfTURE -lUnd nNMn . 4 F1mi1J prd till, fumllure Drape .~ 614-992-2328 Grttelouo living. 1 end 2 bod- & VIcinity Cu .~wrrr Hand 'J'u. f ri n!l Fumlohod Elllclroncy, $175, U111MIIO Poid, 701 Four1h Avo. Oaillpollo. 114 411 4111, ofter 7p.rn. Pt. Pleasant Kll • N' CARLYLE® by Household Goods BEMITIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOOET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 531 Jockoon Plkl from $182Jmo. Walk to ~~ I mo¥ioo. Colll--2801. EOH. 81. Rt. 141,10 Ylla From Gal. llpoll1 , Large Yarllly, Friday. . SaiUrday UPHOlSTERY 51 Apartment for Rent ~ POMEROY. OHIO: Rt. 7 & S .R. 143 ALBANY , OHIO: Rt . 50 & S . R . 143 NEW HOURS : POMEROY : 9 a .m .·7 p .m . 7 Days ALBANY : 10a.m .- 5p.m . 60ayo,CiosadSunday PAVING AS OF TODAY, MAY 29 , 1990 #1 Copper 90¢ per lb .; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans, 35C per lb . Clean Auto Radiators, 40¢ per lb . • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace 44 Sot. July 28th 0 . J . Whlto Rd. 8th houoo on rfglrl Baby : CfOthll end Toys, Lot1 ot mite. . lt.ml. Til-COUNTY RECYCLING Classifie LAFF-A-DAY & VIcinity OFFERS 2 LOCAnONS TO SERVE YOU .... The Daily Sentinel Page 11 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Gallipolis Business Services the director's report will also be presen ted. The meeting facility is accessible for ha ndl cappeddl sabled people . An In terpreter will be provided for people with hearing Impairme nts If a reques t Is for this service Is made at leas t seven days prior to the meeting date. The TTY telephone numbe r Is 1614 1 466-9353 . Friday, July 27, 1990 Friday, July 27, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ...._ N, 1114- Comnwc&el and Aaeldentlll wlrtng. new eervlce or rtpaiJ• Llct>nMd EIKirk:lane. Paaqusll' ' Elec:lrlc Sorvlco. l14-441~7'1& . ,. AllldenUal or commen:~ ~ wtrtng, MW MrVk:e or rapalrs . .. Llconood oloctrlclon. Atdonour · Etoctlicol, 304-f'l&-11111. 85 General Hauling A&A Wotor Dottvory. 2,000 got; ...,..n~l>l-311'7301. R I R Wotor Sonrlco. Poolo, cto. t...-na, welts. lmrntdl•1•1,000 ot :~,;~tono rtodvory. Coli 304- - w.n..-'o Wot• Houllng. ~ ,._blo rotoo, votumo dlooounlo, 2,000 to 4,000 c-"~l­ ~ wollo, .... Coli •' 1fT Uphollltry ,;,....-,....;==~'-:= ~'0 Upholotorlng - "" trl_,- ~Tho - In - - lor Col II04-I7I-tll4 oring. ... u.tta••• r c...., lor_.,_\ '.........,...call ........ 2111. ·.• Grllllfn Hll-"'?f'_i?!~~ 301 �T Includes Channel By The Bend Mr. and Mrs. Jeff !Linda) Jones, Happy Hollow Road, Middleport, are announcing the birth of their first child, a son, Bradley Dean Jones on May 30 al Holzer Medical Center. The Infant weighed seven pounds and seven ounces and was 20 inc hes long. Maternal grandparents are Glen and Grace Thoma. Chester. Paternal grandparents are Frank and Diane Jones, Reedsville. BRADLEY D . JONES Chester UMC has picnic A picnic was held recen tly for the Chester United Methodist Women at the home of Mrs. Mae Young . Attending were Mae Young, Marilyn Spencer, Betty Lou Dean , Ruth Karr, Kathryn Windon, Kathryn Mor a, Denise Mora, Rev. Sharon Hausman. Betty Roush, Helen Will, Janet Eblln, Ethel Orr, a nd Kalhryn Baum. Guests were Earl Young, Paul Karr, Jason Mora. Ashley and J uley Eblln, Connie Soulsby and Sha nnon . Mary Jo Barringer, Barbara Sargent , Abby and Adam Chevaller, Dorothy Karr. A potluck meat was enjoyed Philathea Women meet A progra!!l on the American Flag was given by Mary Martin when :he Phllathea Women of the Middtepon Church or Christ met for their July meeting. The pledge and prayer by Mrs . Martin opened the program. She then presented the history of the flag . Dorothy Roach had a rea ding, Hello, Remember Me. and Clarice Erwin gave, I Am The Na tion . A game aboui lhe flag was given by Mildred Riley wi th Clarice Erwin, Thelma Boyer and Angle Gilkey winning. Mrs . Martin t hen closed wilh a prayer . Mildred Riley presided at the meel!ng wllh reports given by Dorothy Roach. Farie Co le. and Mrs . Riley . A birt hd ay card was signed for Helen Reynolds , oldest member, on her 96th blrihday. Named on the prayer list were F:l laM ae Daugherty. Maryln Wil cox, Pat Wehrung, Sam Fry. Eloise Forth, Julia Lee, Bill Grueser, Mary and Lester Bailey, Mildred Carson, Car l Nelson, Dennis Hockman . Plans were complf'tPd for serving thp ~Oth anniversary reception for Bud and Hazel Wilson on Aug. 4 at the church. CommittPes wPrP decorating. Kathy Raker and Angie Gilkey; kltchPn and serving. Thelma Boyer, Nett l e Boyer, Regina Swlfl. and Kathy !hie. The grou p voted Jo sponsor I he Pocketlady Fox for the VBS carnival with Kathy lhle to the pocketlady . Devotions were g iven by Do· rolhy Roach and Included read i ngs. Grandma and Me, Cran · dad's Fly Rlller . and a poem, Early Dawn. TherP will bP no mf'f'ting in August . For !h e September meet i ng a food auction wi l l be held and all Phllalhea Women from lhr fe llow ship class will bp hos· tesSf'S. Nancy F'r£'eman and Kathy Wilfong will be co· chairma n. Puzzle event draws near With the tl:ational Jigsaw Puz . zle Championships less than three weeks away, en trant s from tar -off places like Japan, Ca liforn ia and Ca nada are making travel plans for the puzzle weekend in Athens . Athens has hosted the wo r ld' s la rgesl puzzle evenl since 1982. About 375 jigsaw puzzle e n thusi · asts from 26 slates have entered Ibis year's competition. organized by the Dairy Barn Cultural Arts Cente r and featur ing Springbok puzzlezs by Hallmar k Cards. Fo r .suc h a big even t, the suppor t of the local community is cruc ial, and The Nalional Jigsaw Puzzle Championships ha s had a tra dition of involvement from the At hens commun i ly through sponSors. volunteers and entrants . ·\ hos t of volunteers are required to carry oul the Jigsaw task Athens area residents like Linda Howard have don<tled many hours to bring organlzat ion and excitement to the championships. A member of lhe Jigsaw The Daily Sentinel Stee ring Commitlee, Howard Is in c harge of organizing the carnival of puzzling that takes placP Saturday evening at lhl' Oh io University Co nvoca tion CP ntPr The Amtlque Jigsaw Puzzle Exhibit continues through Aug 17 at the Da iry Barn Southeasier n Ohio Cu ltural Arts Ce nter T he center Is open 11 a m . t o ~' p.m . dally and weekends, and II a. m to 7 p .m Thursday. Ca ll o92 -4981 for more Information. Carmel news Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris and daughter and famlly. Sp rin gfield; Mrs . Susie Harris, Xenia, attended the reunion held al t he home of Larry Circl e on Sunday . Mrs . Mary Davis. Waverly, spen t the weekend here wllh relatives . Rev . Kenny Baker vlslled In the comm unity recently. Mr. and Mr s. Hayman Barnllz, Pomeroy, were at the home of Eu nle Brinker on Thursday . Cody Ray Davidson. son of John and Debbie Davidson, Mlnersvll1e, recently celebrated his firs I birthday with a party a: hls home. An All theme was carried out In the cake and decorations. He was also presented a cake made by his aunt, Ci ndy Smith. Games were played and each c hild In attendance was given a treat bag. Attending and presenting gifts were hls parents, his brother, John MichaeL his grandmother, June Smith, Cindy, Mlkey, Jimmy Smith, Cheri and Lori Thomas, Rudy Sr., Lots, Doro thy, Rudy Jr., Mendl. Ch ristopher, and Larry Musser, Kim and Ashley Payne. and Kelly and Tina Smith . CODY RAY DAVIDSON Se nding gifts were Kelly and Kenda Rizer. Rick, Candy, Ricky, Randy, Robby, Brandy, and Brittany Smith, Mike Smith, Richard Norman, Kathy and Sl acle Reed. and Blanche Edwards. Host families needed Host families are being sough I for high sc hool excha nge students from Sweden, Norway , De nmark. Flnlan~. Holland, Austria, Switzerland , Germany, Spain, France. Italy, Brazil, Ec uador,Australla.Japan.Thalland and Yugoslavia lor the sc hool year 1990-91 in a program spo nsored by the American Intercu ltu ra l Student Excha nge. The students, age 15 through 17, will arrive In the United States In August. 1990. attend a local hig h school, and return to home countries In June, 1991 The st udents, all fluent In English , have been screened by their school representallves In their home countries and have spend · tng money and medical in surance. Host families may dc'<lucl $50 per month lor i ncome tax purposes . For further Information ca l l 1-800-SIBL ING. Hay Show planned at fair The Meigs So li and Water Conse rva tion District and the Meigs Coun ty Fair Board will once again be sponsoring a Hay Show at lhe Meigs County Fa ir. Rules sta te that exhibitors must purchase a $9 membership ticket and I hat a ll en tries must be in place by noon on Aug. 13. Ex hibitors must bring a whole bale for Judging. All hay becomes t he property of the lair board and wi ll b<' a uctioned followin g the j ud gi ng. There mu st be 10 bales Jo make a show . Cl asses for the hay show Include division 711, clas s one 75 percent or mow alfalfa; class lwo - all grasSf's; and c las s lhree 48 percent or less legumes . Prizes for the show Include first prize - $10, ribbon and plaque; second prize - $15 and red ribbo n; third priw - $10and whi le ribbon Deadline for enlry is 4 p.m . o n Au~ . 10 . Miller family gathers All eight children of the late J . Doyle and Gertrude !Russell) MliiPr were present when the fam ily galhered for thei r lOth annua l reunion at lhe Miller hom ep lace in Middleport Preceding the dinner , a friend · ship circle was formed and eac h famlly Introduced before the Lord ' s Prayer was said by all. Da le Miller wa s emcef' for I he day . Welcomed Into t he family WCfl' David Hollgreve. husband of Tracl Miller, and h is son, Nathan Hollgreve; and a new fifth genera tion baby , Slephanll' Ro· binson, gra nddaughll'r of Ronald Mlller. David. foster son of Rich and Ronda Ayres, was Intra· durrd and welcomed . Dealhs noted W<"l'l' Marie Fran cis, Don Lisle, a nd Le e McComas. Attending were Jack Miller. Johnny Lou, Melissa and Jason Davis, Vicky, AnnetJe, Shawn , and B rent Lacey, Angle Troiano and Karen Dugger, all or Columbus Louise and Mary tMIUerl Sm ith, Wanda, Jell, Jason. and Mwry Lou Abshire, Jim. Da nlelle, and Brittany Smllh, all of Co lumbus. Gene and Della Miller. Tina Brueher. Dennis and Kevin Ro· berts. all of Tucson, Ariz. Ca rl and Dorothy rMIUer! Roach, Pomeroy; Raymond Roach, Pomeroy; Fay, Brandon Roa ch , and Brawn Herman, Racine ; Trudy . Ka sey. and Jor· dan, Wllllams. Pomeroy; Darin Roach. and Donna Cur l is. Pomeroy; Ashley and Char la Roach. Middleport. Elmer and Paula Miller, Connie, ,Jason. and Melissa Jenkins. Shari McGlloray. all or !.a Gra ng e, Ga . Willard and Judy and Lora ine Miller, Wooster. Ronald Miller .. Janice Miller. SteVl'n Miller, Tammy Harder . .Ju stin Robinson, all of While· ha ll: and Rich Rhonda Ayres. and David, all of Co lumbu s. Da le Miller, Sandy and .J ulie Bonar , Frlendsvllle, Tenn . Al so attending were Floradell and Bi ll Gr ueser. Jesse mae and Car l Brannan. Clyda Alien s worlh, a ll of Mlddleporl; and E dylhe a nd Bob Jay of Co lumbu s. Marjorie tMlller ) and Car l Vanderhoof, Marion ; Mildred r Lisle 1 and Jo hn Croo k s, Columbu s. The 1991 reunion will be held al the same location o n the second Sund ay of .July . Community calendar FRIDAY POMEROY - The Pomeroy Sen ior Citizens Dance Club will have a round and square dance on Friday !rom 8-11 p .m . Music will be by the Happy Hollow Boys of Athens. Admission Is $2. Bring snacks lor lhe snack lable. The public Is Invited to attend . RIO GRANDE Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative will meet Friday at Buckeye Hills Career Cenler at Rio Grande. R eglstra tlon will begin at 5 p.m . and the meeting will begin at 7:30 p .m . SYRACUSE The Meigs County Park District will meet Friday at 7: 30p.m. The public is Invited to attend. Plains on Route 681. Bring a covered dish and table service. Meat w111 be furnish ed. All members, famlly, and friends are urged to at tend . LONG BOTIOM - There will be a square dance on Saturday at lhe Long Bottom Community Building from 8-11:30 p.m. RACINE - Dan Hayman and lhe Faith Trio w111 be singing Saturday at 8; 30 p.m . at Star Milt Park In Racine. COOLVILLE- There will h<'a square dance Saturday at the CoolvU!e Lions Building In Coolvllle !rom 8-11:30 p.m. Music will be by the Happy Hollow Boys. Admission 1s $4 per person. MIDDLEPORT - American Legion Baseball Banquet wlll be held on Friday at 6 p.m. at the Middleport American Legion Hall lor all players and their families . MASON - There wlll be a men's class D and E softball tournament on Saturday and Sunday at the Mason Ball Field. Entry fee Is $65 and two balls. Call Rick Stafford at 304-882-3569 or Rick Kearns at SATURDAY TUPPERS PLAINS- Preceptor Beta Beta Cllapter Beta Sigma Phl Sorority wlll meet Saturday at 3 p.m. for a picnic at the Elberfeld Farm In Tuppers -l 304-773-5225. GALLIPOLIS -The Neville family reunion wlll be held Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at the 0.0. Maclnt}/l"e Park. Bring a covered dish. BASHAN - There will b<' a hymn sing at lhe Freedom Gospel MIss! on on County Road 31 on lhe Bashan-Sttversville Road at 7 p.m. Featured singer s wilt be The Conquerors, Ripley, W.Va. Pastor Roger Wilford Invites the public HARRISONVILLE -The Sci pio Township Volunleer Fire Department wlll have a garden traclor pull on Saturday at 6 p.m . Weigh In Is at 5 p.m. LOTTRIDGE Country music night will be held Saturday at the Lottrldge Community Center featuring the Ilea market express beginning at 7 p .m. Refreshments will be served. RACINE - The Racine Vlllage Park Board will have free entertainment at the Star Mlll Park on Saturday beglnnlng at 7: 30 p .m . Featured groups are Shammah, Polnt Pleasant; Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio, and the Country Blend Band. SUNDAY SYRACUSE -There will be a covered dish dinner at 5; 30 p.m . . ' at the Asbury United Methodlsl Chu rch In Syracuse. The dinner will be followed by an evening of music by !he Angelalres . Everyo ne is Invited. ANTIQUITY - The Spiritual Faith Church al Antiquity will have a two night revival Sunday and Monday at 7 p .m. nightly with Rev. Thomas Smith. The public 1s Invited lo attend . MIDDLEPORT - The Taylor Harper Reunion wlll be held Sunday at 1 p .m . at the home ol Ben and Ruby Rile, Leading Creek Road, Middleport. Bring lawn chairs, table service, and beverages. DARWIN - The descenilants o! Tommy Gllkey and Mllda Jane Hudnall wlll hold their annual reunion Sunday at the roadside park on Route 33 In Darwin. A potluck dinner will begin at noon. Bring table service and lawn chairs. POMEROY - Trinity Cllurch will hold Its church and sunday school picnic on Sunday at 3 p.m. Each tamlly Is to bring a covered dish. Meat, drinks and dinner. ware will be provided. concert will be held at the Memorial Audliorlum al Ohio University, Alhens . Ti ckets will be on sale at lheOhlo University Convocation Center during lhe American Motorcycle Association's Heritage Home com ing. August 15-17, and at the Dairy Barn at 8000 Dairy Lane, off Richland Avenue, Athens . 592-4981 The O hio Bicycle Advisory lhe effective coordination of Councll encourages both chlld resources within the state and to and adult cyciL<L< to wear a promole bicycling. The OBAC i s helmet every time they ride. made up of 12 ci tiz en members Furth er, the OBAC recommends and five key state agencies, t he use of helmels that comply Including the Ohio Department of with lhe American National Transportation , lheOhio Depart Standards ln stlt ule and Snell ment of Natural Resources, the Standards. Oh io Department of Education . The Ohio Bicycling Advisor y I he Ohio Department of Highwa y Co unc il was es tablish ed by the Safet y and the Ohio Office of Travel and Tou r i sm. Governo r's Executive Order In 1984 . The purpost> of the OBAC Is;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, RECEIVES DOCTORATE - Long Bottom N atlve Tho· mas Spencer received hls doctor ol osteopathy {D.O.) degree from Ohio University at the June graduation ceremony held by the OU College ol O.teopathlc Medicine. The son ol Wald and Gladys Spencer ol Long Bottom, Spencer received a bachelor ol science degree from OU In 1!186. Spencer Is an Intern at Doctors Hospital North in Columbus. ·~c l ed. twas noted tha t Mary F:astery has been CWA for 46 yea r s and Cross has been master for :15 yPa rs . Fifty-fiv e year memb<'rshlp seals were presented to Laura Church picnic, party held A picnic and swimming party al the Roy and Pat Holter Farm was enjoyed recently by the yo uth group of t he Trinity Church. Attending were Ron Howel l. Morgan and Matthew, Connie Marcum, Josh and Jessica. Su sa n Well. Ross and Ryan, Rev . VBS held Vacallon Bible School was conducted recently at the MornIng Star United Methodist Church. The theme was FRI END!menslon and the director was Dorotny1Smlth. Music dlreclor was Becky Smith . The preschool elass members were Crystal South, Michelle Imboden, Ben Collins, Andy Smith, and .Dustln Erwin. Teachers were Sue Smtih, Peggy Erwin, and Becky Smith. Mlddlers c lass, Donnie Proflilt, Nathan Martin, Becky Collins, Stacey Erwin, Kenda Smith, Jollllthan Smith, Jamie Smith, Trlsh and Erin Holman. Teachers were Pauline Eynon and Donna lhle. Youth class, Anita Colllns, Jack and Jay Day, Paul lhle, Keith Imboden, and Jason Counts. Teachers were Janice Baker, Connie Collins, and Mildred lh le. The clOBlng program was held on Sunday moptlng. Roland and JoAnn Wildman, Jan Davis, Trlcla and Zach, Jan Holter, Alyssa and Kelsey , Lisa Morris, Greg and Brad. Becky and Nick Depoy, Trevor, Debbie Cooke. John and Bethany , Dan a nd Fonda Thomas, Michelle, Danlelle, and Heather, Sally Erwin, Tara and P.J., Julie Spaun, Jackie Buck, Melody Holliday, Jlm Hull, Beth Mayer, Pauline Mayer, Pat Holler , Allee Globokar, and Ralph Werry. It was announced that the church and Sunday school picnic would be held Sunday at 3 p.m . Each lamUy Is to bring a covered dish. Meat , drinks, and table service will be provided . Shade VaUey Council of Floral Arts meets A weiner roast and potluck was held recently when the Shady Valley Councll of Floral Arts met at the home of JoAnn Francis. The lair !lower show was discussed and schedules were given out. New olllcers were elected. They are Betty Lou Dean, president; Shella Taylor, vice president; Diane Karr, second vice ()resident; Melanie Stethem, secretary; Denise Mora, assistant secretary; Jackie Frost, treasurer; Carol Erwtn, assistant treasurer; and JoAnn Francis and Debbie Weber, phone committee. 5:00 (2) 8 (TU,WE,TH,FR) Horne Shopplnv Spree I]) (TU) MOYIE: Aomo Of Youth I]) (WE) MOYlE: Out Of The Storm I]) (FR) MOYIE: Prloonore In Potticoeto II) Morning Agriculture Report [) (WE,TH,FR) Medemo'a Pleco ID (FR) Action Outdoon a (MO) Sparta Review a (TU,WE,TH,FR) Croaaflre ID IIJ (TU) Paid Programming 5:05 (l) (TU,WE,TH) Hngon't Herooe CIJ (FR) Hngen'a Hoorea 5:30 (!) 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Lotve h To Beever C1J Tho Judge illllll Happy Deyo 122 (MO) Pro Bowloro AIIOCittioo) 1D (FR) Surfer Mlglline 11:35 (I) Andy Qrllftth tO:OO (2) II 0 Lot' a Meko A Doel I]) SuCCIII·N·Lift II) Live With R"'JII Ktthlo e For further information rail Circle , Mary Eas lerday , Marion Eas lerday and Earl Cross. Refreshments were Sf'rved from a white tablecover with candles, and a cake decorated wllh t he Grange emblem baked by Donna Norris, and sand · wlches. nut s, mints and drinks were served. Chuck Alkire Is Improving. Annual Inspection has been ten tatively sci for sometime In AuguSI. USA NASH ESPN CNN FAM (I) (TU) MOYIE: CHI...: MOANING Bikers need helmets when riding Dorol hy Smith was presented a pin and cerllflr ate l or being a 5() year member al the r ecen t meeting of the Racine Gra nge . Ear l Cross presided al the meeting artd offlcHs were WVAH ~non11 ' a Lot (!) Reedlf19 Rainbow (J) Ill Sally Jo10y Raphotl If) Dr. WhO illl. ID 700 Club With Pot Roberborl ~ • Femlly Feud IIJ Loll In Spect @ (WE) Mlchtlob Dry World W - Sid Tour @ (TH) Amorlce'o ~*eo ~ (FR) ATP Tour Tennla a World Dey t0:051J) (MO) MOYIE: Yelloy Qlri Roller Dlaco CIJ (WE) MOYIE: Florldt Aight 80 (l) (TH) MOYIE: In Tho Hoot Of Tho Night CIJ (FR) MOYIE: The Belly t0:30 (2) II 0 Clo11lc Conconlrttlon (!) Secret Ctty Ill Roodlng Rainbow I!Dl 1121e Whotl 01 Fortune @ (FR) MtJor Lotgue Bo1tbell M~g~rlne 11:00 Ill II 0 0 - n Qlrla (I) II) Joan RlvMI (!) (MO) Trevetln' Oourmot (!) (TU) Yen Ctn Cool< (!) (WE) Frugal Gourmet (!) (TH) Culolne Raplcle (!) (FR) New York't Metter Chelo (J)IIJ HOlM Ill 3·2·1 Contact i1DJ 1121• Price Ia Right illllll Succoao·N·Lifo IIJ Lend Of The Glonto 1D <letting Fit a DayWetch JD Hearl To Hoert 11:30(2)11 Newa (!) (MO) Ylntege: Hlotory 0t Wine (!) 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Cll (MO) Frorn A Country >l---···-'-- ---- ---- ---------~---- • SAT., JULY 28 • ChorltlfDII CaillmM Ch1rtn101 MORNING Huoii!IJiioo P1fttnaar; 5:00 131 Cro11flnr ill fl Dukeo Of Hurord 1D Ytried 5:06 (I) Night Trtcka Stereo. 5:30 (I) Gomer Pyle 122 HFL Amorlcen Roclnv From Clevelana, OH (T) 131 ShowBI1 Today 6:00 (2) 8 Home Shopping Spreo (!) Cereon'a Comody ClltliCI (]) Hogen'• Heroea illllll atar Trek: The Next Gonoretlon ~Ill Wookend IIJ Tho Lew And Htrry McGraw Angela's Secret @ ATP Tour Tennla a DayBreak ail Gl Dukea Of Houerd JD Paid Progremmtnv 6:30 <2J II Stturdoy Ropon (!) Archil Bunkor'a Ploco (I) Botwoon The Linea iiDJ Life Cholceo 122 Motorwook llluatrete<l 1311ntemetlonel Correapondlnta 7:00 (2) II Mr. Cer1oon (!) LilT}' Jonoa (J) a o 18 Pold Progremmlng iiDJ U.S. Form Ropon IDICD Coll~g~ Mod Hou11 0 Ill Adventure• Of Rtggody Ann And Andy 0 0 uveine & Shlrloy @ SportaCenter a DeyBreek 18a Fomlly Tleo 0 7:05 CIJ NWA Moln Event WnroUing 1:30 (!) 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Racine Grange has meeting WPBY WINS A guide to local television programming Fabulous Flashba&s sing at Dairy Barn Aug. 17 ~he Calumllus WOWK WTAP Clift on, W.Va.; Rusty Lavender, Mason. W.Va.; Pam WoUe, Doug, Cindy, and Charlie Eblin. Syracuse; Ann Evans. Reta Eb lin. John Ord, Jerry, Toby, and Tory Swartz, Vicky, Micky, and Chelsea Dent. all of Middleport; Vivian and Donnie May, Roger. Marlene, Jennifer and Jaclyn Swartz, Benton , Janet , and Mandy Eblln. Christy and Amber Blackston , Tim, Natalie, and Aaron Faulk, Richard, Kim, and Bryce Davis, Tamml, and Tracy Eblin; Ross !Bud) and Trudie (Abbott) Steward and Wat ter 1Pete) and V lrglnla 1Ab bolt) Wears. all of Pomeroy. In case of rain WSYX TBS July 28 to August 3 Steve, Dixie, and Trevor Peters. The Fabulous Flashbacks not only sing memorable songs from the sixties, they recreate them. Featured by Molson Golden Oldies, this foursome with their "way It was" looks and sounds will be performing Aug. 17, at 8 p .m. at the Dairy Barn Cullural Arts Center In Athens. The Local G i rls will also be performing al th e co ncert. Admission Is $6 per person. The Flashbacks wlll be performing as pari of the Concert on the Lawn, an annual f ea ture orga nized by the Dairv Barn . T he g roup is sponsor ed by Cit¥ HurttlniiOJI Chk!IJIO woua Abbott reunion held Families of the late Sterle and Edith Abbott held their reunion recently. Attending were Larry and Betty Abbott, Casa Grande, Ariz .; Harold and Billie Abbott, Coolville; Dick and Doris Abbott, Steve and Bobble White and Joey Scarberry, Reedsville; Joyce, Kent, and Amber McCoal and Sally, Kettering; Sandy, Tara , and Bill Darling and Greg Douglas, Ostrander; Paul and VIrginia Wears. Cecil, Joan . Curtis, and Sabrina, West Colum bia, W.Va.; Tom, Nancy, Tommy, Johnnie and Angle Fields, New Haven, W.Va .; listings WSAZ WON WCHS Friday, July 27, 1990 Pag&--12 Davidson birthday Jones birth complete Station rn e e a (J) e Silver Spoona Ill Mlater R0g1re' :r.~ illlm Chip 'N' Dolo's Roacua Rangero ~ (MO) Pooplo'o Court 11J High Rolloro ID Dlnouucore 4:35 IJ) llrerly lunch e 5:00 (2) • Colby Show CJl (MO,TU) Chip 'N' Delo't Roocuo Rtngero I]) Dpnth Winfrey (!) 3·2·1 c-ct (J) e Growtng Paino Ill lott11111 Stroot Current Alttlr \II) Toonega Muttnt NlnJo Twtlta ~ (MO) lnlldo Edition ~ (TU,WE,TH,FR) am e e e ~~ 11J Dance Party USA CDOnBt.ga ~ (MO,TU,WE,THI Bunklot a ID Suporbook e 8:00 (2) 0 Kl11ylur 0 (!) 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Tony Brown'a Joumal (J) II ail a Sllmer • Tho Reel GhOalbuaten Q Ill Kind 0t Uvtnv IIJ Hollywood lnlidor Joy Of Qordenlng 122 Jimmy Houlton Outdoora 131 Moneyweok ID Hello Kltty'a Furry Tole a Theater tO:OO (2) II 0 Smurfl 1:;1 (!) Minority Buolnooo Report ClJ Adem Smith'o Money World (}] Are You Bolng Served? K.I.D.S. 131 EeriyPrimo ID Batman 5:05 CIJ Munotera 5:30 (2) II Booom Buddlll (!)Fun HOUIO (!) Roedln~ Rainbow (J) Ill WhO I Tho Bou7 iiDJ Nawo illllll Mr. Bolvedore 112)111 (TU,WE,TH,FR) lntidt Edition ® American Mer,zlne 122 (MO) Spona eportere @ (TU) H1mo11 Rectng '90 1D (WE,TH) NFL Yearbook 131 ShowBI1 Today ID Botman 5:35 CIJ Good nmea EVENING 6:00 <2J II IIl (J) 0 iiDl 112l. ONawa (J) I Dretm Of Joennlo (!) (MO) Wild Arnorieo (!) (TU) Socond Yoyoge Of Tho Mimi (!) (WE) Doaraoll High (!) (TH) Club Connect (!) (FR) Nowton'a Apple Ill Rotdlf19 Rainbow illl • Ancly Qr!fflth 11J He·Mtn @ (MOl Motoworld 122 (TU) Runntnv And Rtclng @ (WE) lnlldo The PGA Tour @ (TH) Budwetaor Thoroughbred Dlgatt @ (FR) Other Side Of Victory 131 World Todly 18 (MO,T\I,WI!,TH) Haniotlllo And McCormick 1D (FR) Zono 1111 ~. Poo·Wot'l Pltyhouoti:;J IDICD In Touch Mlnlttrlto IIJ Toloa Of The Gold Monkey Boragora Or Bust ® Creodvo Living @ Fiahln' Hole 131 Nowa Update JD I'm Telling t0:05 (l) MOYIE: The Big Sky (2 :30) t 0: t 0 a ShowBir Thlo Wook t0:30 I]) At The Moviea (!) Computer Chronlcloa (J) a aile Bott1eJulco o IJ) 'AIIo, 'AIIo iiDJ ~ • Garfield And F~endo 0 ® Side lly Side 122 Crooke<l Creek 131 Style 0 New Qenen~tion tt :00 Ill 8 0 The Chipmunk• 0 I]) Hongln' In (!) Motorwook "90 Join host John Davis for a test drive of the t991 lsuzu Impulse AS Ill 8 Buga Bunny & T-ty Show 1:;1 IJ) Meko YourooH AI Home Learn secrets of relinistling furniture; how to rescue ailing plants. l!liCD Gomer Ted Annatrong I]) Youthquake Convenant House ® Cetob~ty Outdoora 122 Red Man{TNT AII·Ame~con Pulling Sorloo From Memphis, TN (PI t) {T) a Nowa Update ail Gl Underdog ID Bonenze: Tho Loll Eplaodoa 11:tOa Science And Technology Wook 11:30 lll8 1!11 Saved By Tho Boll ~ WHkenda Away (!) Hometlme Homet1me looks at d1tferent ways at treatin_9_ wood ceilings.(Pt 2 01 2) t:;l (!) Frugal Gourmet ' i1DJ Lonlei:;J IDICD Super Spans FoUieo 1!21111 Rude Jloil And Tho Dwooboi;J 11J Donee Porty USA ® Remodeling And Decorating Today 122 GomeDey a Be1tbtll '90 ail Gl Feeto Ot Lite 131 On Tho Monu 18 Big Yllloy 3:05 CIJ Goodwtll O.moa 3:30 (!) Strip Quilting IJ) Wild Mlertce Animals of the Arctic tundra are feeture<l . I;J 131 Your Monoy 4:00 (2) • 0 NBC Saturdoy Spona Showce10 Feature<l : The first Ali·Frazer fight from March 8, t971 {T) (!) MOYIE: Pordon My Strlpoa {1 :00) (!) Now York'a Metter Chota IJ) NASA At Work 1111 0 Ill Buick Opon Go« IIJThrob a Nowa Update ID Gunamoko 4:t0 a Sport. Clote·Up 4:30 (!) FNgll Gounnot Jeff makes a ricotla lotte, a sticky sweet rice and a halva . Stereo (J) 8 18 Gt ABC Wldo World Of Spona Jeff Harding vs Dennis Andries in a 12-round WBC Light Heavyweight bout {T); Motorcycle Grand Prix of Franco (T) 1:;1 Ill NttureSCtM New England Autumn IIJ lt'o Your Move 131 Future Welch 5:00 (!) MOYlE: Fine Gold {2:30) (!) Thlo Old Houee Thomas takes a side trip to a futuristic show hOuse in Massachusetts. 1:;1 IJ) Wonderful WOrld Of Dlonor Tho director ot a nding school saves his horses lrom tho Nazls.{PI t) IDICD WWF wr. .tllng IIJ Murder, She Wrote Hooray For Homicide ® Counlly Beet 122 Buclwtlaor Rectnv Acrooo Amerle• a NowoWotch JD Bonenra: The L..t Eplaodtt 5:30 (!) Tho Now Yonkoe Wort<allop Norm builds a copy ole t()().yoar-old workbench.I:;J a Newameker Sttunhly EVENING 6:oo rn e (J) 111 I!Dl 1121e 111111 NOWI (!) Snook Prevlowa Gooo Video IJ) Dogr1111 High Joey is finding It more difficult than ever to keep up in high school. t:;1 IDle Superboy 0 lt'a Your Buline11 IIJ Tho Equollzor Mama·s Boy @ Curtla Wtlkor Clolt Cup 3rd Round From Barnardsville, NJ {T) 131 NowoWatch ID Bordorlown 6;05 CIJ World Chomplona~lp WrooUinv 6:30 (2) II 0 NBC Nows Stereo . AFTERNOON 12:00 lll8 1!11 ALF Tollll;l (!) Soul Train (!) Uvlng Willi Anlmola (J) a Animal Creek -Upa t:;1 IJ) Victory Garden J1m takes viewers on a tour at V1ctory Garden South's summer garden . 0 Qll Cleve(and Browns Special Division Champ1ons l!liCD World Wldo WreoUing 1!21CD KldaMegt 11J MOYIE: Blind Dote tPG t Jt {2:00) ® Counlly Krtehen ID Amo~et'a Horae 131 NowaDty 18 Dukea Of H11urd ® The Ylrvlnlen t2:30 (2) 8 I!)) ALF I:;J (!) From A Counby O.rdtn Ill lit ABC Weekend Spocltl a {j Thla Old House Thomes takes a side tnp loa luturist1c show house in Massachusetts . t;J 1121e lnSport ® Side By Side 131 Eveno And Novak 12:35 CI1 MOVIE: No Time For Sorgoonta {2:30) t:OO lll8 Bener Your Homo I]) MOYIE: A Girl Named Sooner (2:00) (!) Joy Ot Florel PalnUng (I) Ill ® Q Brltlth Senior Opon Qolt Chemplonahlp Ill Woodwright'o Shop Underhill turns a maple log 1nto a colonial butterfly table ®I 112)111 Mtjor League BoMba II 111J CD MOVIE: Tho leo Pfretoa [PGJ {2:00) 0 Joumey To The Center Ot Tho Earth Tho members of a scientific expedition find more than they expected when traveling to the earth"s core . Based on the story by Jules Verne . (Ammated) (0 :48) ® Going Our Woy @ Canadian Tennis Open Semifinal From Toronto, Canada {Ti 131 NowaDay t :30 Ill II Morlt & Mindy (!) Joy Of PalnUng (!) Dr. Who Dr . Who lands on a planet where a fierce war rages. (PI 2 Of t 0) ® Remodeling And Docoraunv Todoy 18 Newemaker Saturday JD Tho Riflemen 2:00 (2) Ptld Programming (!) Art Of William Alexander And Robert WorTWn Tho Croaby t990 QoH Toumemont Highlighll See the most memorable momenls of the 4-day annual national celebrity golf tournament from beautiful Bermuda Run Country Cklb in Nonh Carolina. (tOO) 11J MOYIE: Rambo: Firat Blood, Part II(AI {2:00) ® Counby Kitchen 131 Nawa Update JDironHoreo 2:t0 a Hotithwtok 2:30 Ill II Future Stare In Sport• (!) S.wtnv With Nancy ® Qoopel Jublloo e o a s1y1o 3:00 (2) • 0 Mardi LPGA OoH Chemplonohlp (I) MOYIE: The Moln Street Kid (1 :00) (!) Lip OuiiUng (J) e ® II Pro Bowlore" Spring Tour 1:;1 il]). 'MOYIE: Ctrrit !AI (2;00) ® Ntlhvlllo Bott Martin Milner plays a Nashville dtta<:tlvo who roun"es with Iormor partner Kent McCord. whO piiYI I hlp L.A. cop. ~ Womon't Fedonrtlon Tonnlo Cup Semifinal From Atlantac_GA_(TJ -- --··- -.. .----··- - - -- - ---- ----- - ----;-,,- f£wudAmertce Uttle-)(nown areas of Texas provide a home to many creatures. 0 (I) Ill ® II ABC Nowo Q Ill Nowton'a Applo Toplcs thiS week include the North Pole and California's sea otter . 0 I!Dl 112). CBS Nowo 0 IDICD Milling: Reward ® Goapol Jublloo 131 Plnnoclo JD Zorro 1:00 Ill II Notional Geogrephlc Spoclol Ponugal' s lonely men of the sea carry on a nch tradition. (!) All Creatu"'o Gr1101 And Small Judgement Day (J)II Hto How IJ) Llwrenca Wolk 1111 0 • 1!11 Whotl Of Fortune illl Cll Star Trek: The Next Generation [I Counterstrike For Art's Sake ® Convonetlon With Dlnoh 122 SportaContor 131 Capttot Genv 1111 utealyloa 01 Tho Rich a I F•mous iD Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop ;30 [!) Mtjor Loogue BolltbeU iiDJ Caoh Er/>loolon ~ Ohio Lottery Ctah Explotlon It]) Jooptrdyl 0 ® Thlt Wtok fn Counby Muolc ESPN's Sp lldwHk a Spona Stturdoy JDTAndT 8:110 (2) 8 0 227 Pea~ goes to Atlantic City to see Luther Vandross. {PT 1 01 2) {R) 0 (!) AutUn City Llmlta {1 :OOJ (I) B ® II Bupor 7 e = ~niYIO Ill Net l(lnv Colo iiDJ ~ • Pertdl10 A calculating woman arrives in Paradise to rob the town blind. (A) Stereo. Q illl. COPS In Leo Y~g~o COPS journeys to Las Vegas . Highlights include a puroult ol a robbery suspect a brutal domestic attack and an investigation of 1 rape. (A) 11J MOYIE: llomonwerp {2:00) @ USHRA Mud And ManTruck RtclnQ From Oklahoma City, OK (T) 8 PrtmoNowo 1D Tho Dirty Dozen: Tho Sortot Danko enllota the aid ol teenage reais1ance lighters for a mission . 1:06 CIJ Goodwill a.moa 1:;1 e 1:30 (2) II) 227 Mary wondtro hOW to tell Aoee thai hlr llanco It IJjlgoiO. {A)I:;J (J) • 18. Monopoly 1:;1 Ill C'lub 01111 Trumpeter Fre<lldle Hubbard & Friends Orend Oio Dpry Uvor ti:OO (2). 0 Cloldon Olrll Blanche confronts her vlsltingstster. {A) !;I (!) Brriltlt<tltt Flddliro'a JIIIIIIIOM (Pt 2 Ot 2) 8 (J) e IllJ1 ABC Saturclty ~:r~= r- 011 c Thle progrom brlf191 toglther (Continued on Next P•r•) J ---------1 �SUNDAY • = M SUN., JULY 29 MORNING 5:00 (!) MOVIE: Shaggy (1 :30) @ IMSA In-lionel Sedona Auto Roclng From Watkins Glen, NY (T) Sporll Rovtew lila Dukaa 01 Houord 10 Pold Programming.. 5:08 (I) Night Trocka Stereo. 5:30 (1]118 Tnt 0 IHRA Ooltwey National Dreg RICinv From St. Loois. MO (T) aMonoywuk In Paid Programming (l) (!) World Tomonow Minority Bualnooo Raporl liD • Happy Doyo 1121 ., For Vetorano Only a Newt Updoto 111111 Uttle Raacat. In NawSighl '90 S:toa Hooltl1wS:30 (l) D Mullc And Tho SpokonWord (!) Conon'o Comedy C1atllcl (!) H II Written <Ill CNN Httldftne Nowa liD • Wolf Rock Po- Hour 1121 In Focus tJJ ESPN'I SSpP<INIOdw...oNek a 5:oo a rv c.._, a e a Style IIIID At The Movteo In Jamea Robison 7:00 (l) • Robart Schuller Willi The Hour Of " - 0 (!) In Dr. D. Jomeo Konnedy (I) • Paid Programming 1111 Tony Robblno Show 1121 • Leonard Ropoaa II) Colfiopo 0 SportoCantor a DayBreak 111111 Secrota And My•-• 7:08 (I) Tom lind Jerry'• Fun'-aa 7:30 (!) Hour Of Power (I) • Jerry Folwell lilA-Pogo 1111 Mtroctea - Wltl1 0..1 Robtrll liD 18 Munatora Today 0 llfbfo .......... iiJJ L a - • Shirley BodyShoplng (0:30) Btg Story IIIID World Tomorrow 7:50@ Formuto Ono On1nd Prf1 Of Gannony 8:00 (l). Sunday Today (!) Chlcogo'o Vary Own Cll Saoeme Stnoot 0 ill NoUonot Geographic Spoclol Elephants In their many facets are examined . c. = a ~ H II Writton liD • My Secrot Identity 0 1121 • Evengotlalk: Outroech IIJIImogoo II) Sunday Cartoon Expran a DoyBrook !liD Contact In Swlu Famdy Robinson 1:05(!)-· 8:15 (!) Whofo Nu? 8:30 (!) ltorltogo Of flltl1 (I) • Day Of Dlecovory Fnt Edition liD. Now Lallie 1121. L.owor Llghthoull illl Open llfbfo a Evona And Novak liD II Richard ROOorla a . 0 Oorbert 8:36 (I) Fllnlltonoa 0:00 (!) M811 For Shut-Ina Cll Ramone Ramona runs away when Beezus makes fun of her. C (I) • Ernoat Angley ill Wondorworl<a Kate discovers that she was edopled. (PI I Of 2) 0 1111 CBS Sunday Momlng 0 liD 18 Andy Orflllth 1121 • Paid Programming 1111 Jerry Folwell ill World Of Speed And Beauty A look at axoti<: cars including Ferraris, lamborghlnis, and Porsches . a-ngNowa IIIII Robart~ Wltl1 TheHowOIP-O In Uttle Clowno t:08 (!) Brady Bunch t:30 (l) • World Tomonow (!) LHVI II T0 Beo(l] Socond Voyoge Of The MimiC liD Ill MOviE: Countdown (1 :30) 1121. Henry Mehan II) The Fomouo Advonturoa Of Mr. M8goo 9 Truckln' USA Trucking jamborees, museums. technical tips, and restoration are among topics featured. Ill YOUf flllonoy 10 Ott Along Gang t:36 (I) Andy Orlllllh K- 10:011 (l). Copofond (!) Star Saotdl (l] Roodlng Rainbow C (I) • Mil Clll wflh OriiROOorta ill Degretll High Joey is flndlng Hmora dlfficu" than ever to kaep up In high IICIIOOI. 1:;1 C • Jimmy 8woggorl tiJ Sunday today <IJ Pop.,• • Son a1 Tnocko And T - , . _ Highllghto of the mud-bogging action from the NHRO AII-Stor Nationals in Panama City, Fie. @ 1 - Tho PGA TOIO' IIINeMUpdoto • • ••tneM World 10 Pole Poalllan 10:011 (I) Good ...... 10:10111 On T h e 10:30 <lJ Degrelll High lucy tJeC:Oma director and wrttar oilier filii film. Q (J)·Pifd~ iAlcoholiSm/AddiCtion E::&:: 1:;1 hilii ... ICioh dJ c:- bp!MI • Hldtlln . . _ Doten FOil, C1W1 Cllllol In three of tilt 10Ughnl forma of ~cora, Clll, ll1d Indy rlclng II vllltld. dirt liD Pludlrlll-' ..,._, '11111 Wuk In Sporll (0:30) a Nowamakar Sunday 111111 Hoolth Show In Starcom 10:36 (!) MOVIE: Thunderbolt And UghllooltAI (2:30) 11 :00(1)0 At loouo (!) MOVIE: El Condor (AI (2:00) (l] Rolling Kldo (I) D R.A. Wott Mintotrtoa ill M8ttar Of Taoto Menu For Twelve Fkxida Exiles <Ill M8gnum, P.t. liD .. MOVIE: The Avlotor (PGi (2:00) 1121 e Lorry Jonaa iiJ Jam 9 lntlde Wlnoton Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes ccrhost this fast-paced look at the world of NASCAR Winston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more. @ Sporlo Reporters a Newo Updoto IIIICI Newamokors In Lone Ranger 11:10a Travel Outdo I 1:30 (l) II iiJI MMt The Proal 0 Cll Make Peace With Nature (I) It 111111 Thlo WMk Wltl1 David Brinkley r:;l ill Culolno Raplda Pierre dresses up Amenca · s favorite fowL 1121 Ill lnSpo~ II) Ho·Mon ® 011 Rood Racing From Ensenada, Mexico, the President&/ Score Baja International, an exciting SOO-m11e race thrOIJ9h deserts. mountains, and forests , is highlighted . @ OamoDoy 8 SI)Of1:aweek In Review In Zorro AFTERNOON 12:00(1)11 MOVIE: Can't Stop Tho Muoic (PGi (2:00) (l] NaUonof Geographic Special Elephants in their many facets are e)(amined . Veterinary Medicine Kir1sick visits an animal shelter where volunteers make a difference. illl Millar Genuine Draft 500 I!) Throb @ Oulkollver Burling In Moma<y Of Eddie Alkau In Qunamokt 4:30 (l) Potd Progremmtnv (!) Thta w - 1n BaHbott (l] Moto,....k '90 Join host John Davis lor a test drive of tho 1991 lsuzu lmpolsa AS. (I) • 111111 Schlitz Molt Liquor Profoaalonol Bo1ing ill Joy Of Painting 1111 Buick Opon QoH 1121111 Miler Claaalc Boat Rae•• II) Ira Your Move ® NHRA Today @ IMSA QTP Auto Racing 5:00 (l) II Family neo 0 (!) Twilight Zone (l] Newton't Apple See how a strobe light fraezes a moment in time. I;J ill Mcloughlin Group i1JJ Futuro Loglnda Of The Sportaworld II) Swamp Thing lnaldo Wlnoton Cup Racing Nad Jarrell and Ste'le Byrnes co-host this fast-paced look at the world of NASCAA Winston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and mora. a NewoWatch all 8onan111: The Loat Epl-1 5:30 (l) D Chooro 0 (!) MOVIE: Plotol Pockln' Mama (1 :00) (l] Wild America LiHie-known areas of Texas provide a home to many creatures . c::J (f) Tony Brown'• Journal II) Hitchcock Proaenta Fogbound World Of SPM<f And Beauty A look at exotic cars including Ferraris, Lamborghinls, and Porsches. a Nawomakor Sunday e a a ~ Fllhtng With Kaotoway Kulla Walleye Of Tho Western Basin 1111 Face The NaUon 1121111 To Be llnnounced 1111 Groot American Outdooro llll AU American WreoUing 1221 Women'a Federation Tennlo Cup a HttwaDoy In Tho Virginian 12:30 (I) Ill VIewpoint ill Motorw- '90 Join host John Oavis lor a test drive of tha t991 lsuzu lmpoloo AS <Ill The laouo 1121111 Paid Programming i1J1 Super Sporll Follleo ® Celebrity Outdoora a Sclonca And Technology Waok 111111 Fight Beck! With David Horowttr 1:00 (!) Lono Ranger (l] Notional Audubon Socloty Speciale Go behind the scenes w1th those who enforce the nation's hunting laws. C (I) Paid Progremming ill Ffrtng Lino 1121 • CBS Sports Special liD Ill MOVIE: Nothing In ~ammon (PGI (2 30) 1111 Dayton International Air Show II) Miami VIce Young Wall Street hotshot has a surprising misston in Miami . Stereo . BlaoM8ttoro t 990 Wrangler/ B.A.S.S. F&derauon·s National Champ!Qrlship at Smoth Mounta1n lake near Roanoke, Va. a NowaDay 111111 Horl To Hart 1:05 (!) MOVIE: Mad Mn (AI (2 00) 1:30 (!) Major league BaHboll (I) It NFL Mon Of The e a a Docado ill European Joumot 9 Buckmaotora WMotoll M8glzlno Bow hunting tips on stand placement and shot selection, and features a demonstration on the proper use of snake chaps . aMonoywuk In The Rllleman 2:00 (l) • iiJI Mozda LPQA Chomplonlhlp (l] Trovof Mogorlne ill Victory Garden Roger plants vagellbles for tha fall at tho Suburban Garden . 0 II) MOVIE: Bustin' looaa (AI (2.00) 9 Bill Donco Outooar. @ Canedlon Tennla Open Final From Toronto, Canada (T) a W- In Review IIIID tnSporl 10 Iron Horae 2:30 (l] Europeon Joumol (I) • 111111 Brillah Senior Open Qoll Chomplonlhlp Final Round (T) ill From A Country Gordon Trowels And Paint Brushes 9 Hlddon Horooa Galen Fox, crew chief in three of the toughest forms of motorsports--sprlnt cars. dirt cars. and Indy racing is visrted . 3:00 (l] Trovatln' Oourrnot Fancy Rome (JJ Creftlng For Tho 90o Glass Etc1111'19 1111 Amortcon Sporll CovolcoM Grassroots sporting avants rangong from NHRA drog racing to swamp buggy racing. Ill World Report 10 llfg Volley 3:08 (!) Oooclwfll Qamoo 3:30 (l)lookmarll r;;l (JJ Sowing Willi Nancy Pereonallzlng Patterns (Pl. 3 Of 3) liD. Major looguo BIHbol 4:011(1). Morl<l Mindy <ll Snook Provfawa Oooo Vldoo ill The Gentle Doctor: EVENING 6:00 (l) D New a lll II 1121111 111111 (l] Couoteou'e Redtocovary Of The World ill Bookmarfl Guest Gore Vidal talks abOut his novel. Hollywood 0 CBS Newao 1111 Orootoat Sporll logando II) Murder, She Wrote It's A Dog's lila 121 truckln' USA Trucking J&mborees, museums, techmcal tips. and restoration are among topics featured. a Sporlawaok In Review 0 Bordortown 6:05 (!) NWII Main Evant WroaUtng 6:30 (l) D 1111 NBC Nowe Stereo. a If,Memphla MOVIE: Night Tn1ln To ( t :00) lll. IIIII ABC World Nowo Sunday 0 ill Rololng Kkto <Ill Nowa liD Ill Super Sporll FoiNeo 1121e CBS Nowo 1:;1 9 Rood Teat Magazine Don tests the new 1990 cars. pickups, sport utility vehicles . and ... ans . @ SporiiCentor lnalde lualneaa a 1-. MON., JULY 30 • EVENING 8:oo (l) 11 CIJ (I) m 1111 a • tl)- (!) I Dream Of Jeannie (l] Wild Amorico Linle-known areas of Texas provkje a home to many creatures. Q (JJ Reading Rainbow O (1]1 Ill Andy Qrllllth <IJ He-Man @ Moloworid Host larry Maiers gives comprehensive coverage Of all facets of motorcycle racing . (0:30) Ill World Today In Hordcottle And McCormick 1:;1 6:05 (I) Bevoriy Hlllbflllao 1:30 (l) D 1111 NBC Nlghdy Nawt lilNiwhoriO CIJ (I) It ABC Newt 0 <ll Body Efoctrfc illl-2·1 Contoct r:;l CBS Nawt 0 liD • Throe'o Company Top Card @ Sportolook 1:35 (I) Andy Qriflhh 7:00 (l) D PM Magulno (!) Andy Qriflltl1 (I) lnalde Edition (l] ill MacNolllohror NawtHour (I) It Currant Affair <Ill 1121 Ill iiJJ Whoa! Of Fortune liD .. Night Court II) Miami VIce Trudy suspects a rape vtctlm ol having her own plan for revenge . Stereo. 9 Muatc Row Vldoo @ SporiOCenter a Moneyllno 10 Scerocrow a Mrs. King QaJ 1121 e a 0 7:05 (!) Jefferoona 7:30 (l) D Family Feud (!) Major Looguo Beaaboll CIJ Entorlllnment Tonight (I) It Mamo'o Family 1111 1121 e 1111 Jeopardy! 0 liD. M'A'S'H @ Motorwaok llluetreted a Croooflro 7:36 (I) Sonford lind Son 8:00 (l) D iiJI Stator Kate Kato ruins Todd's dating plans . Stereo. g CIJ (I) • MacQyvor MacGyver risks a watery grave to battle deep-sea drugrunners. (R) Stereo. C (l] Horry Hopklno: At FDR'o Sfdo This documentory details the crucial role played by Harry Hopkins, Aoosev~t · s closest friend and adv1ser, in the Great Depression and World War II. I I 30) (]) AdYenture Follow a 600-mile journey of the South Seas in an outrigger canoe . g 1121 Ill Major Dod The Maj01 returns home from bama a hero . (PI 2) (A) Stereo. t;J liD Ill 21 Jump Street Hanson tries to convince a juvenile on to star in a video. (A) Stereo. 0 II) Murder, !lho Wrote Lovers And Cllher Killers 9Goapo1Jubllee @ Wornon'o Pro Beach 0 l01'1'0 7:00 (l) D i1JJ MOVIE: 'A Family For Joe' NBC Sunday Night At The Movl.. (2:00) Stereo 1!1 Conoervlng llmortco Vanous groups battle aver a North Carolina coaslline. O (I) It IIIICI LHe Ooto On Drew's dad announces that he 's JOined the Peace Corps. (A) ill Eyao On The Prill II A call to pride and a renewed push tor unity gaiV"aniza black America . 0 I)Jl 1121111 60 Mlnutoa Stereo. ~ Ill Tho Outoldere A newborn baby is ~ft in the brothers' care. (R) II) The Equotlltr Bump And Run 9 Amorlcon Sporto Cav1tcade Grassroots sporting events ranging from NHRA drag racing to swamp buggy racing . @ ebell Tonight a NewaWatch In Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7:05 (!) NWA Wraafllng Power Hour a.. 7:30 (!) MOVIE: legal EogfeoiPGI (2:30) a Sporla Sunday 0 T And T 8:00 (l] ill Notional Audubon Society Spectote Tho wilderness at Alaska's Wildlife Aefuga has evolved over centuries. Stereo. E;1 lll m liD 11 Amerlco'a Funnleat Home Video• A. three-month-old baby speaks; amateurs contract baseball fever. (A) 0 <Ill i1JJ. Murder, She Wroto A body is foull4lln Jessica 's living room wllile she's on vacation. (A) Stereo. 0 liD • llrnorlco'o Moot Wanted Toronto police are searching for the killer and rapist of a girt. II) MOVIE: Snow Kill (2:00) Stereo . @ M8j0f Looguo BIHbon a PrfmoNowe In Oceana: The Loat F,_ 8:08 (!) QoodwUf Gamet 1:;1 8:30 (I) It IIIID nm Conway' a Funny Amorlcl liD Ill The Sfmpaona Homer and Bart go on the adventure of their lives. (A) 0 9 NHRA Today 10 llmorlcan Snopohota t:OII (l). i1J1 MOVIE: 'Johnny Ryan' NBC 8uncloy Night At The (2:00) Q <ll Mooleollfoco 1heatro March 19-40 flndt tilt squadron planning o double wedding. (PI ~ Of 6) Q (1)8 911 MOVIE: TUESDAY • MONDAY 'Moonrokor' ABC Sundoj' Night Movie (PGI (2:30) l;l ill Capitol Stopa lt ThiS comical group of former Capitol Hill staff members satirizes modem politics with such songs as 01 Man Gippar and On the Sony Side of tho Street. (0:30) 1111 1121 • 'Murder Ordained, Port I' CBS Sunday Movie (2:00) liD Ill MorTie<!... Wltl1 Chlfdron Marcy and Peggy go to las vegas and proceed to lose alot of mooey . (A) 0 inaldo Wlnolon Cup Rocfng Nad Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-host this fast-poced look at the world of NASCAA Winston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more. In Rovlow In In Touch 9:30 ill Trying Tlmoo A young professor embarks on an affair with an unlikely colleague. C liD 18 In u.lng Color O 9 Bill Dance Outdooro I 0:00 (!) Nowo (l] Myotaryl ~ woman IS found dead, and her two brothers babble Insanely. 0 ill Mutarptece Thlltre March 1940 IIndo the squadron planning a double wadding. (PI 4 Of 6) 0 liD • BOolcor Booker Is leM to care for the slx·year-old daughter. (A) Stereo. 0 II) Countoraltfke Outdoor Now• Notworfl a Evening Newt In Changed llvoa 10:30 ~ llooiMitfero 1990 Wrangler/ B.A.S.S. Federation's Notional Championship at Smith Mountotn Lake near Roanoke, va. In Jolin Ankarllerg 10:40 (!) lnotont Roplly II :00 (l) • Qal liZ. iiJ) NaWI 00 Monotoro Cll llrnortcM EIJIIrletiC<I Tho failure of Prohfbltlon Is documented through wttneasea and film. 1:;1 liD 8t11r Trek <1J Mloml VIce A routine hotel security job Is more than Just rouuno. (PI 1 Of 2) a1 World Of 8ptod And lltouty A tool< 11 exotic cars Including Ferrorta, Lomborghlnla, and Ponchos a a W- a a = 8portoCMter llllnalcle ......... 10 John OoiMn 11:1511Ji Focuo 15 II :30 (l). Byron Allen ShoW (!) Treppor John, M.D. (I)D IIDIINIWI Volleyball From Hawaii (T) a P~meNewa , In MOVIE: Count Of Monte Criato (2:00) 8:05 (!) Goodwill Gam.. 8:30 (l) 1111 Worfllng Glri Uninvited gues1s turn Tess · dinner party into chaos. (Pt 1 Of 2) Stereo. QaJ 1121• Shangri·la Ptuo Tha owner at a donut shop is surrounded by colorful characters . ®On Stage 1:00 (l) D iiJI MOVIE: 'Firing Blind' NBC Mon~lght lit Tho Movloa (2:00) CIJ (I) It Project: Man Stereo. C (JJ Amorfcon Moa1aro Edward A. Murrow's pionaerlng broadcast 12.umalism is examined. (Pt 1) a i 1121111 Murphy Brown Murphy goes to prtson for w"hholdlng an informant's identity . (A) C (l]lllllllen lolotlon Cathy notices a dramatic change In a bOy sha know on the shop. (A) Stereo. 1:;1 II) Prime Tlmo Wreedlng 12!1 Ntlhvllle N@ Worid Wiler Ski Tour From St. Louis, MO (T) a S & l, The Fufl Story 9:30 (l] Men Of Wor: Untold Storioa World War II veterans return to the she of the famous battle. 1111 illllll Doolgnlng Woman Suzanne rekindles a friendship with an old friend. (A) Stereo. I:;! 10:011 (I) Ill Knife lind Gun ClUb Two doctors struggle to keep their emergency room afloat ~ Great Performonceo A Nebraska businessman's values crum9!_e and family drifts apan. Q 1111 <Ill• Face To Face Wltl1 Connie Chung Stereo. liD Ill Now Twlflght Zone @ Bundoberg Meotara Surfing From Gold Coast, Australia (T) a Evening Httwo In 700 Club With Pot Robertaon 10:30 (!) Nowo (l] NIWIWIICh liD Ill Tnl ® Crook Choaa @ Surfer Magorlnt (0:30) a 11 :oo (l) a CIJ lll a 1111 a 111 1111 Newt (!) Twllght Zone (l] Garmany Live Hamburg liD Ill Araonto Haft II) Miami Vfce U Castillo must find a way to catch General lao li. (PI 2 Of 2) Qoapol Jubflao @ BIHbofl Tonight a Moneyllne In Batman 11:30 (l) i1J1 Beat Of Coroon Stereo. (I) Mllgnum, P.l. a e CIJ Choorl C (I) e Ntghtffno r:;1 <Ill Night Courl SATURDAY indigenous music from around the world. Q <Ill 1121 Beouty And Tho Bllot Diana tries to keep a killer !rom striking again. Q liD Ill To1ally Hlddori VIdeO Workmen are hired to stack objects in a rather small room. (A) Borba"' M8ndNft And The Mondrofl Slotoro @ Soturdoy Night Thunder a For Sole: HowoU 0 Tho Dirty Dozan: Tho Sorioa The Dozen's quiet weekend or R and R is shaHered by a Nazi Invasion. 8:30 (l) iiJI Empty Heat laverne tells her husband she is having an affair. (A) 0 ill New Country Vldoo liD Ill King. Of The Mountoln a fool Maoto Wall IO:OII(l)D i1JJ Hunter Hunter and McCall investigate the death of McCall's hOusekaeper. (A) (l] Dr. Who Dr . Who must defeal a murderous robot callad Kandy Man . ill AuoUn CHy Llmlto (1 :00) 1111 1121 e Tour Of Duty A search and destroy mission is hamparad by inelporienced troops . (A) 0 liD Ill Friday Tho 13th: n.,; Sorioo II) The HHchhlker A marrlad psychiatrist has an affair with a high-strung pattent. 9 Arnortcon Mualc Shop a EvenlngNowo In Hordcollfo And McCormick 1:;1 10:30 (!) Newo II) Hitchcock Proaama Full Disclosure Stereo. ® Tuu Connoctlon , :00 (l). (I) It QaJ 1121 • iiJJ e a a 111111 Httwl (!) TwHighiZone liD Ill Araonlo Holt'a W-Ind Jam iiJ MOVIE: Holt Comet To ,.-rogtown (A) (2:00) ®On Stage lloHboll Tonlgllt a Capitol Gang Scorocrow I Mro. King = 8 11:15(l] MOVIE: The Moll Dongoroua Game (2:00) 11:30(1). 112181-y Nlght'o M81n Event v Matches Include: Ultimate Warrior vs' Ravaahlng Rick Rude; Mr. Perlact vs THo San1ana: Tag-Team Damolltion vo Tho Rockers. (T) (!) MOVIE: PopHion (PG) (2:30) (I) • WWF Wrotdlnil :-=:~Kill (2:00) liZ. MOVIE: Godzlfle On Monlllr lllond (Q) (2:00) = Ill a1 Orand Ole Opry Live llportoc.nt.r Sporll Tonfghl aiD Chooroi:;J 12:0111!D • Fredcly't Nlghtmoreo ® Borbore Mondroll .\nd . .. -· I 1121 Ill 'SUngrey' CBS loll Nlghl A mystery wr"er unsuspectingly writes her own murder. (A) 9 On Sligo @ SporiiContor a SporiO Tonight In MOVIE: Count 01 Monto Criato (2:00) 12:00 Cil NlghUino C Cll European Journal (I) • Entarllfnmont Tonight all Magnum, P.t. (1]1• Love Connoctlon II) Crime Story Torefto ·s birthday parly becomas a noghtmare as Krychok Is shot. Stereo. ® Naohvllo Now @ Winston Smoktn' Whoolo 011 Rood Racing Guam/USII (T) a NewaNighl 12:30 (l) D iiJJ Lott Night Wltl1 Dovid l-rmon (!) Y, Per11 (I) Into The Night Stereo. (I) It Hord Copy I!DtD After Houra 1121 Ill NIWI 12:35 (!)Goodwill Qomoa tea Hockey, USA vs USSR: Boxing: Baseball, Semifinals: Welghtllftlng; and Synchronized Swimming {T) 1:00 <Ill MOVIE: Banonao{PG) (2:00) (1]118 Rawhide IIJ Hitchcock Prwoento Tho Huntad, PI t Stereo. @ Peking To london Rood Race a ShoWBfl Today 1:30 (l) II 1111Lolor With Bob Coa1a1 CIJ Nowo II) Hitchcock Prooanll The Huntad , PI 2 Stereo. 1111 Crook & Clltoe a NewoNight Update In Pold Progrommtng 2:00 CIJ Love Connection liD Ill MOVIE: Southom Comfort (AI (2:00) II) Paid Prog,.mmlng ® Music Row VIdeo @ Flohln' Hole In 700 Club Wltl1 Pot R-rlaon 2:30 (l) Home Shopping Spree (!) Taite From The Derfllldo (l) After Hours @ SporloContor a Sporlt LotaNight 3:00 (!) Coroon'o Comedy Cloollco <Ill Everyday With Joon Lunden @ Sporlllook a NIIWI Ovemlght In Pold Progremmtng 3:30 (!) Tatu From The Dorl<oldoe 1111 Columbo @ fMSA QTP Roctng From Portland, OR (T) ® Paid Programming 3:45aN........, 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Women From Hoodquorlorl (1 :00) liD Ill MOVIE: Outot For FIN (2:00) a S & l, The Full Story In IMSII Qrend Prf1 Hour a • TUES., JULY 31 EVENING l:oo (l) • CIJ (I) m 1111 c ., iiJI Httwt (!) I Droom Of Jaannta ill Second Voyage 0t Tho MlmiO ill Reading Rainbow 0 liD Ill IIndy Oriflllh II) Ho·Mon @ Running And Racing Worid Today In Herdcootle And McCormick 0 6:05 ()) Beve~y Hlllblllleo a 6:30 (l) a 1111 NBC Nlghtiy Nowo IiiCIJ Nowhorl~ Ill A Nowa 0 Cll Body Electric ill 3-2· I Contact 0 !Ill 1121111 CBS Nowo 0 liD Ill Threo'o Compony 12!1 Top Cord @ Sponslook 6:36 (!) Andy Grilllth (I) a a 7:05 (!) Jefloroono 7:30 (l) Family Feud (!) Bewitched CIJ Enterlllnment Tonight (I) a Mama's Family 1111 1121 ., iiJJ Jeopordyl 1:;1 liD CD M'A'S'H @ Major league Baaabafl a Croaallre 7:35 (1) Sanford And Son 6:00 (l) It 1111 Matlock Mattock defends a tennis pro accused of murder. (A) r:;1 (!) Mojor Leogue Beeoboll CIJ lll Ill Who'o The Booo? A census taker inquires about Tony and Angela's rolat1onsh1p. Stereo . r:;1 ril (!) Nova he Waoran1 Indians in Ecuador live much the way Stone Age man did e !fl ~ 1121111 Reacue: 91 1 A woman tries to save her beyfnend from a se~ere asthma anack . (A) Stereo . 0 ~Ill MOVIE: forced •r;ru:•nce (AI (2:00) II) urder, She Wrote H1t. Run And Homicide S Falra And FoaUvole Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo features grueling The Mondtttf Statoro From Long Beach, NY (T) a Nowololtght 111111 Bonny Hill Show In loll Lovitt 12:05 Cll OooclwfN Game• Women's Gymnaotlca . Individual All-Around: Boxing; WreaUing, Finals; and Cycling (T) 12:30 (I) Qorgoouolodleo Of WrooUing @ Pro Wotar Sklora Tour From long Beach, CA (T) a Evona And Novak 111111 NWA Worl<fwldo w,.otllng In Varied 1:00 (l) D Fun And Qamoe liD Ill Monotora II) MOVIE: Up The Acodomy {A) (I 30) Amorlcon Muoio Shop a Nowa Update In Varied I:IOa Travel Guido 1:30 (l) Home Shopping Spree 1111 Paid Prollrommlng liD Ill Toleal'rom The Darflalcle 1121 ., 111111 Nowo To1oo Connection @ Calgary Stompodo Rodeo Chuckwogon aPtnnodo 2:00 (!) Toleo From Tho DorflPaid Programming liD Ill MOVI~: The Oroot Eacapo (2:52) Ill Chomplonlhlp Rodeo @ SporiiContar lnllmotlonol Corroapondento 111111 Byron Alan Show ® Jowlth Votco 2:30 (!) Mona1ora <IIJ Paid Progn~mmlng II) MOVIE: ~monw1111 (200) @ Moloworld Host Lorry Matera gives oomprehensove coverage of all facets of motorcycle reci-9. (0:30) a SporiiLotoNtght 10 Varied 3:00 (!) At The Movleo @ Canodfon Tonnlo Open Semifinal From Toronto, Canada (T) Ill NowaNighl m a e a a a a• Mlctltlob PN~~n~~ Hlgllt Mullc 0 Proloe The lord 3:30 (!) Runaway Wltl1 The fllct1 1 Fomoua QIEIII.._Wnt 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Slippy McOolo (1 :00) a Lorry Klnil W-end IIIID Ulutyloo 0t The Rich I Fomoua 4:08 ()) Night Trocko Stereo. 4:30(1). I(J MOVIE: lgt. Peppol't Lonely Hotrll Club lond (PG) (:130) Homo....,.... ...... ~ Newewatch ill P.O.V . Throe big dty police chiefs reveal differing outlooks on the law. E;1 liD Ill Now Twilight Zant a Evening Newa In 700 Club With Pat R-rloon 10:30 ClJ Rolotng Klda liD CD Tul 121 Crook Chaaa @ Major League Baoobell 11 :00 (l) II (!) CIJ (I) fll 1111 1121 Ill iiJJ Newo [D Block looueo Forum The Black Malo/An Endangered Species liD Ill Aroenlo Haft II) Miami VIce Crockort and Tubbs pose as cocaine importers in Columbia . ® Church Stnaat Station at Moneyllno In Batman I 1:30 (l) D 1111 Tontght Show Stereo. (!)Magnum, P.l. CIJ Chaora ~ (I) Ill Nlghti ne 1:;1 1111 Night Courl 1121• 'Stlngroy' CBS late Night Strange accodents occur when construction t>egins on bunal ground. fA) 121 On Stage a Sporlo Tonight a I 2:00 CIJ N:a.\'Uina ~ (I) D • - nmonf Tonight !Ill Magnum, P.l . liD Ill love Connoctlon II) Crime Sloty Torella and Ray luca search tor the same missing girt. Storeo 9 Nuhvflla Now Counlry music's hottest stars are foaturad live. a NowoNighl 12:05 Cll Goodwill Gamao I 2:30 (l) It 011 late Nlflht Wltl1 Dovld Letterman (!) V, Port2 CIJ Into The Night Stereo lll m Hard Copy liD Ill Aflor Houre - ·The Ice Plrateo I :00 1121. 1111 MOVIE: tPGI (2:00) liD 18 Rowhldoe II) Hitchcock Prtllnll Prtsm Stereo . a ShowBiz Todoy 1:30 (l) D 011 Leier Wltl1 Bob Coatlla (l) Nowo II) Hitchcock Prtllnlo Daadly Ho~moon 9 Crook. hell @ SporiiCanter a NewoNight Update In Paid Progrem"*'a 2:00 CIJ love Connoctlon liD Ill MOYIE: Wolklng Toll !AI (2:30) II) Buclwetaar Prtoanto: Tuoeday Night Flgh1a t 2 Round heavyweight bOut, George Foreman vs Ken Lakusta; 10 round middleweight bout. Manhew Hilton ~s an opponent to be announced, from Edmonton, Canada (T) Muolc Row Vldoo @ Women'• Pro Beach Volloyboll From Hawaii (T) In 700 Club With Pat Robertaon a 2:30 (l) II Homo S~ng Spree (!) Tale• From Dtrl<alcle CIJ After Houra a Spo~o loteNight 3:00 (!) Corson'o Comedy Cloaalco 1111 Everydey With Joan Lunden 12) Sporlalook a News Overnight In Peld Programming 3:30 (!) Tolee From Tho Darflolde 1111 McCloud @Top Aonk Bo1tng From Las Vegas. NV (T) 3:45 a Newsroom 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Strange Awakening (I :00) II) llllred Hllcllcock Hour Who Needs An Entmy a Lorry King Ovamlght In Paid Progn~mmlng 4:05 (!) loavo It To Baovor 4:30 liD Ill MOVIE: Tho Woman Hunter (t :30) 4:35 (1) I love lucy • WED., AUG. 1 EVENING farewell speech . (A) Stereo. 6:00 (l) D CIJ (I) It 1111 1121 e iiJJ Nawa (!) I Drum 01 Jeannie (l] Dogrooll High lucy beCOmes director and writer of her first film. ~ ill Rudlng Rain 1:;1 I!DIIIAndyCirftlltl1 II) Ho-Man @ tnaldo The PQA Tour a World Today 0 Hordcootle And McConnfck 1:;1 6:08 (!) Bavoriy Hlltbllleo 6:30 (l) lUI NBC Ntghdy Newo a If,CIJ Httwha~~ (I) It II Nawa 1:;1 (l]BodyEieetric ill 3-2· I Contact 0 <Ill 1121 • CBS Nowa 1:;1 liD Ill Three'• Company 1111 Top Cord @ Sporlolook 6:36 Cll Andy Orilllth 7:00 (l) II PM M8gorlna (!) Andy Q~llllh CIJ tnaldo Edition Cll ill MocNallahror NewaHow (I) It Current Affair 1111 1121. 1111 Wheel Of Fortune liD • Night Courl II) Miami VIce 9 Mualc Row VIdeo @ SporlaCenter aMonoyllnt In Scarecrow Mra. KIOV a 1:;1 7:05 Cll Jefferoono 7:30 (l) Family Feud (!) Bawltchld CIJ Entorllinmont Tonight lll It Momo'o Family 1111 1121. iiJI Joopo~~ liD • 'l1lo Making Of Tatoo (0:30) @ Motor Looguo Baoebofl a Croaatlro 7:35 (!) Sanford And Son a 8:00 (l) D lUI UniOIYed My1terie1 Te)(as woman 15 believed to have been ~osonad by strychnine . ((A) MOVIE: Mloalng In Action {RI(2 00) ' CIJ (I) Ill Growing Paino Jason IS hesitant to tell Maggie ol his new career plans. ~ 2) (AI Stereo.~ Cll ill oUona <leogra lc Spoclol A look at man 's bast friend is presented . Stereo g 1121111 Lola A Now York City family moves to the coontiJstde . liD • lory Doyo Lovejoy and Rutecki take opposite sides over the fifth amendment. Stereo . II) Murder, She Wrote 12!1 ConvorooUon Wltl1 Dinah a PrimoNawt In MOVIE: For The Love Of Mike (2:00) 8:05 (!) Qoodwlfl Qameoi:;J 8:30 Cil (I) Ill Head Of The Cto11 Alan makes a bru~all~ honest THURSDAY {ContlDued from Prnloua Pare) @ IJSIIA World Jot Sill Tour Tucker in concert, trail rides, parades. and other festivities . a PrimoNewa 0 MOVIE: Dokoto lit (2:00) 8:08 Cll Goodwill Gomes 0 8:30 CIJ (I) It Tho Wonder Yoon Kevin and his dod build a tree house together. (A) Stereo. 0 8:00 (l) II iiJIIn The Hoot Of The N~ A retirad datacttva hatps illaspie solve a . murder case. (A) Stereo . 0 CIJ (I) Ill Roaeanne Roseanne and Jackie try to mend a rift in their relationship. (R) Stereo. 0 Cll ill American E1portenc:e Trace Operation Crossroads, the Navy's tests of the atom bomb in 19-46. r;;1 1111 1121 Ill 'Murder Ordained, Pari 2' CBS Tueactoy Movie (2:00) iiJ Budwataar Prtoants: Tuoedoy Night Flghto NaohvlileNa Lorry King Llvel 9:30 CIJ (I) Ill Coach Haydon and Kelly have a dispute over the concept ot commitment. (A) Stereo. 0 I 0:00 (l) II 1111 Sl1, Buyo And Adverlt.lng Daborah Norville reports on the creative !orcas behind the advertising 1ndustry and on the effects of advertising on the publk:. CIJ (I) II thfriyaomoll*lg Melissa and Lee wor~ about the1r relationship. (A) tereo. a 7:00 (l) D PM Magazine (!) Andy Orilllth CIJ tneldo Edition Cll ill MacHeN lohror NewoHOU< (I) Ill Cum~nt Affair ®I 1121 Ill 1111 Wheot Of Fortuna liD • Night Court II) Miami Vlco Crockett and Tubbs puzzle over a rash of murders in~olving dealers. Stereo Mullc Row VIdeo @ SporloConter a Montyllno 10 Scarocrow Mra. King 1:;1 In MOVIE: Doko1a Lit (2:00) rodeo competition, Tanya WEDNESDAY • g • THURS., AUG. 2 • EVENING 6:00 (l) D CIJ lll fll 1111 1121111 1111 News (!) I Dream Of Jeannie (l] Club Connect ill Reading Rainbow 0 liD Ill IIndy Oriflltl1 II) Ho-Man @ Budwoloor Thoroughbred Dlgeot a Worid Today In HardcooUe And McConnlck 0 6:05 (!) Beverly Hlllblllleo 1:30 (I) /il a 1111 NBC Nlghtty Newo Newhan 0 (I) II Alit Nowo 0 (l] Body Eloctric ill 3-2· I Contact 0 <Ill 1121e CBS Newt 0 liD • Threo'e Company ®Top Cord @ Sportelook 6:35 (1) Andy QnffHh 7:00 (l) D PM Magarlno (!) IIndy Onlllth CIJ lnolde Edition (l] ill M8cNall Lehrer NewaHour (I) Ill Currant llffolr <Ill 1121 Ill 1111 Whool Of Fortunt liD • Night Courl II) Mlaml Vlco ® Muolc Row Video D SporiiCentor a Mantyllno In Scarecrow a Mra. King CIJ 0 7:05 (1) Jefloroono 7:30 (l) II Family Feud (!) Bewitched CIJ Entorlllnmont Tontght (I) It Momo'o Family 1111 1121. iiJJ Jeopardy! 0 liD 18 M'A'S'H @ Pro Sowfero Aoooclation a Croaaflro 7:35 (!) Sanford lind Son 1:00 (l) II 1111 Cooby Show Denlse Is eager to join the ranks of rapping 9ducalors. (A) Stereo (!) MOVIE: Braddock: Mlallng In Action Ill (A I (2:00) CIJ (I) It Father Dowling Myotarleo Stereo . 0 (l] Homoflmo Homatlme hosts reveal the advantogeo of seeded lawns. 0 ill Homotlme HomeUrno lookl at different ways of troaiii1Jl wood calltngs.(PI 2 Of 2)_1;! • 1121 • 48 Houro Stereo. ~. MOVIE: Nlghlmoro On Elm Stroot 3: Droom Warriorl (A/ (2:00) II) Murder, She Wrvl8 9 My Hlrooo Httvo Alwoya Batn Cowboya A musical documentary hostad by singer; songwriter Waylon Jenmngs, looks at the li~es ol modern-day Te)(as cowboys . a PrimaNawe In MOVIE: Kentucky (2:00) 8:05 (1) Goodwill Gomes 8:30 (l) II 1111 Different Worid Cla.r Hu:-:table returns to campus lor a career counseling seminar. (A) Q (l] Snook Prwvlowo Qoao Video (]) Wild America Prairie ecosystems are closely examined . Q 9:00 (l) It 1111 Ch-• Sam and the gang try to outsman their m als. Gary 's Old Tavern. (A) litEmma·s (I) II Young Rldaro husband retums , wishing to reconcile. (A) Storao. 1;1 (l] ill Myotoryl A champiOn race horse is m1ssing and its trainer is found murdered . 1;1 1111 ID Ill Eddlo Copra Myotortoa Capra tries to clear a chant of k1Uing a Hollywood gossip. (A) llll MOVIE: Tho Frtoco Kid tPGI (2:30) Noohvflle Now (l) @ Top Rank Bo1lng a Lorry King llvel 9:30 (l) II 1111 Orand Carol Anne learns about Tom's t2-year-old son . (A) 0 I 0:00 (l) II 1111L.II. Low Kuzak jousts with a British barrister a ~~WI CIJ (I) It Prfmetimo live Stereo. 0 (!) Newawatch ill Tom Patono: Thriving On ChiOI <Ill 1D Ill Northom Elpoou,. Chris meets a brother he didn 't know he hod. !;I liD 1D New Twilight Zant a Evening Nowo 10 7011 Club Wltl1 Pot Roblrllon 10:30 ClJ Mutorpleco 'lllootrt March 1940 finds tho squadron planning a double wadding. \PI 4 Of 6) 0 liD 18 'fll a Crook I Chooe I 1:00 (l) • (l) (I) It QaJ 1121 • 1121 Nowa (!) Twilight Zone liD • Araonlo Holt 1111 American Mualc Shop @ Baaaboll Tonight a Monoyllnt 0 Batmon 11:30(1)• t1J Tonight Show Stereo. (!) M8gnum, P.1. CIJ Choorl 0 Mcloughlin Ono-On-ono (l] ~'lg~~r:;l 1121• 'Night HH1' CBS loll Night Kevin and Frank investigate a murder that Tommy witnossad. (AI II) Miami Vice ®On Stogo @ SportiCanter a Sporto Tonlghl In MOVIE: Kentucky (2 :00) 12:00 (l) NlghUino C (I) It Entorllofnmont Tonight 1111 Magnum, P.t. liD CD Love Connection 9 Noohvllle N@ IHRA Drag Racing Empire Nat'! From Rochester. NY (T) a NowsNighl 12:05 ()) Goodwill Gam.. 12:30 (l) 1111llte Night Willi David Lonormon (!) V: The Fino! Bamo, Pori 2 (2:00) (I) Into Tho Night Stereo. (I) Ill Hard Copy liD • After Houn 1121. NIWI II) Crime Sta<y Stereo. 1:DO 1111 MOVIE: Rotum Of A Man Coiled Horae (PG) (2:00) liD 18 Rowhlclt @ 1989 Foni{Budwoloor Truck And Tractor Championship From Richmond, VA (T) a ShowBir Today I :30 (l) II iiJJ Later Wltl1 Bob Cooloa CIJ Nowo II) Hollywood tnaldor Crook I Chill a NawoNight Updoto In Paid Programming 2:00 CIJ Love Connoctlon liD 18 MOVIE: TIUo Shot (2:00) II) MOVIE: Fnamed (AI (2:00) 9 Mullc Row VIdeo @ Donlkln'o Running lind Racing 0 7011 Club Willi Pol RoM!tlon 2:30 (l) D Home Shopping Spree (!) Tolea From The Darflalcle CIJ Allor Hours @ SporiiContor a SporiiLoteNight 3:00 (!) Comedy Tonlght <Ill Evorydoy Willi JOin Lunden a a = 8portoLook a Newo Overnight In Peld Progrommlng 3:30 (!) Comedy Tonight <Ill ColumbO @ lludwolltr Thorougllbrod Dlgtot 3:46111 Noworoorn 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Moonlight M8aquarodo (I :00) liD. MOVIE: Fighting lock (A) (2:00) iiJ Allred Hltctcack- = Ill Fllltln' Hole Lorry ICing Ovarnlglll 10 Polci l'logrMtmlng 4:Gfi (I) Loove h To .....,. = 4:30 Jimmy Houeton ~ 4:36 (JJ I Lovalucy 1121e Hlo & Horo One of Ooug·s patients admits to still havi~ feelings for Ao~ie Ill n S1ago 9:00 (l) D 101 Night Court Christine takes stock of her romance with Detective Tony Giuliano. (A) Stereo. Cil lll Ill Coogle Howaar, M.D. Discouraged in love, Vinnie meets a blind girl at tho hospital. (A) Staroo. 0 [D Man Who Beat The Blockllot... Jofln Henry Foulk This program features Bill Moyers in interviews with the late John Henry Faulk about his t959 stand aga1nst blackHstors. ill Ame~cen Ptayhouoe Torrence McNalley's play cantors on a you]man' s death from AIDS. !Ill 1121 Ill Joke A Tho Fatman Jake must protect a street kKJ !rom a counterfeiter. ~A) Stereo . ~ <Ill Ill Molloy aut and Mo CJy want to spend the weekend alone . Stereo . II) MOYIE: Tho lncrodlble Sh~nklng Women (PG) (2:00) Nuhvllle Now (L) a Lorry King llvel 9:30 (l) D 1111 Dear John John tries to PfOve that he·s not dependent an the support a &;0"&~10 Anything But love Hannah 's kindness in dealing with an unpopular employee backfires ~) Stereo. O liD 111 The ortd Accordlnil To Straw Straw takes away all his building·s toilet tissue. Stereo. t 0:00 (l) D 1111 Quantum Leap Sam leaps into the lile of a rabbi who must reunite his family . (A) Stereo. O (!) NOWI CIJ (I) Ill Chino Beach Lanier stages a battle of the ban(js to raise morale . {R) Q (l] Newawotch ill Man Who Beet The Blockflal .. Jofln Henry Faulk This program features Bill Moyers in intervtews w1th the late JOhn Henry Faulk about his t959 stand against blacklisters. 1111 1121 Ill Top Copo Stereo liD Ill Now Twilight Zone at Eo.Jenlng New1 In 700 Club With Pat Aobertaon 10:30 (l] American Potchwort< Appalachia's contribution to the pioneer culture 1S e,;amined . liD Ill To1i ®Crook & Chose @ Baaaboll Tontght I 1:00 (l) II (I) (I) II 1111 1121 .. 1111 NIWI (!) Twilight Zone i!DI8A,..,IoHoll II) Miami VIce 9 ConveraaUon With Dinah a Moneyllne In Botman I 1:30 (l) 1111 Tonight Show Stereo. (!) Magnum, P.l. a I)) Chaoro 0 (l] Amorlcon Art Forum (I) D Nlghtilno 0 QaJ Night Courl 1121 Ill 'Wolf' CBS Lito Night A mentally disabled man who Wolf haas befriended kidnaps a child. (A) 0 ®OnSta~ @ Spo~o nter a Sporla Tontght In Movie I 2:00 (I) N:a.\'Uino ~ (I) D ntorll nment Tonight 1111 Mognum, P.1. ®e Love C o n <1J Crime Story Stereo. 9 Naohvllle Now @ Major league &eMboli Mo~azlno a ewoNight I 2:30 (l) iiJilolo Nlghl Willi David lottormon (!) V: The Final Battle, Per11 (2:00) (I) Into The Night Stereo (I) II Hard Copy liD Ill Allor Houra 1121 Ill Newo @ IJSBA Worid Jot Ski Tour From Huntington, WV (T) I 2:35 ()) QoodwHI Qamoo Boxmg Semifinal; Women's Basketball, USA/USSR: Oivtng; MOdern Pentathlon (T) 1:00 <Ill MOYIE: Flatbed Annie I Swootlople: Lady Truckoro (2:00) !llllll Rawhide II) Hitchcock Proaanto @ Surfer Mogulnt (0 30) a ShowBir Today 1:30 (l) D 1111Loter With Bob Cootoo a (I) News l!ll Hitchcock Prooanll ®Crook & Choaa @ O'Naii/Popol Cold Wolor Surfl~ Claoolc From Santa Cruz, A (T) a NewoNight Update In Pold Programming 2:00 CIJ lovo Connoctlon liD Ill MOVIE: Solomon And Shobe (2:30) II) Prime Time Wroltlfng ® Muolc Row Vldoo @ In aldol The PQA Tour 0 700 Club Wltl1 Pot Roberloon 2:30 (l) D Home Shopping Spree (!) Total From Tho DartCIJ Allor Hours @ SportaCentor a Sporla LotoNtght 3:00 (!) Caroon'e Comody CI•UICI QaJ Everyday Wltl1 Joon Lunden @ Spo~oLook a Nowo Ovomlght In Paid Programming 3:30 (!) Toteo From Tho Doric1111 McMillon 12) Formula One Orand Prla Of Garmany From Hockonhoim. Germany (T) 3:45 a Noworoom ~:011(!) MOVIE: Loko Plocld Sorontdo (2:00) II) Alfrod HMchcock Hour a lorry King Overnight In Paid Pf091'11nm!nil ~ : 30 1iJ: Ill MOVIE: Terror On Tho eoch (NA) (1 :30) FRIDAY • I FRI., AUG. 3 EVENING a:ooaJa CIJ lllll 1111 ~De 0 Newa (!) I Dream Of Joonnle (l] Newton's Apple See how a strobe light freezes a moment m time. 1:;1 ill Roadlnil Rainbow 1:;1 liD • Andy Qriflltl1 II) Htt-Mon @ Other Side Of Vlcta<y a Worid Todoy In Zoi'TO 6:05 (1) Beveriy Hillbillies 6:30 Ill II lUI NBC Nighdy News 1{, Nowho~ C (l) (I) D Alit Nows 1:;1 Cll Body Etectrk: ill 3-2· I Con1aet 0 1111 1121 • CBS News 1:;1 liD Ill Three'o Company STop Cord @ Sporltlook In Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:35 (1) Andy Qriflltl1 1 7:00 Ill D PM ~~N: rtno (!)Andy Q CIJ lnalcle Edition (l] ill MocNelllehr11f NewaHour (I) • Current AHolr 1111 1121. 1121 Wheel Of FOriUnO liD Ill Night Courl II) Mloml Vlco 9 Mutlc Row Vldoo @ SporiiConter aMonoyllnt In Scarecrow I Mra. King 0 7:05 (1) Jefleroono 7:30 lllD Family Fltld (!)Bowllchld CIJ Enlorlllnmont Tonight (I) • Momo'o Fomlly 1111 1121 • iiJJ Joopordyl 1:;1 liD • MojO< lllgUI lloHboll @ Major LuguolloHboll a Croaaflro 7:35 (1) Sonlord And Son 8:00 (l) D iiJI Brat M o - A magician causes ~oubla wllh Maverick when he searches for treasure. (!) Sol Progome Show CIJ (I) • Full HOUII Acting on behall of their old frat lands Danny and Joey In jail . (R) Stereo. (l] ill Wolhlngton Woel< In ii~~·=-If....- 0 Murder, She Wrvl8 al T - Coro-..ctloll e Prll••tt••• 10 MOVIE: The McMootera lPG) (1 :30) I:GI (I) Qoodwlll OM* Q 1:30()) MalorlAIIUI I 1~11 I)) (I) • ,....., MilliN Running lor class president. Eddie learns a lesson 1n 1ntegrtty. (A) 0 Cll Wofl Streol W- Willi loulo Rukayoar Datod W. T1ce deciphers. the numbers found m corporate repons ~Wall Stroot Waok With Loula RukeyMr c::;1 Camera Allen Funt takes a tunn~ look at America's health and lrtness craze 0 Ill On Stage 9:00 (l) D i1JJ Yellow Root Stronghean IS shot dunng an artompted escape . (A) CIJ (I) 11 Perfect Strongers Larry·s story causes a kids · TV show host to lose his jOb (AI Stereo. 0 ffi The Story Of Englleh (PI 5 Of 9) Examine the roots or Black English. Creole and Harlem jl'/8. Stereo ill Evening AI Popo 1111 1121 Ill Newhart r:;l II) Hitchcock Proaante ® Noohvllle Now ( L) a Lorry King llvel 9:30 (l) (I) II High Lila A high-powered Manhatlen model's life rs rad1ca11~ changed with lhe arrival ol three wild young nephews 1111 tD e With Vou Woro Hare II) Ray Bradbury Thootro In To Be Announced I 0:00 (l) D iiJI Midnight Coller Killian tries to help an ex-con adjust to life outside of prison . (A) Stereo. O CIJ (I) It 20/20 Weekly News Magazine Stereo. t;1 Cll Newaw1tch ill Arnorlcon Patchworl< Exploring the creativity of the very oid. 1111 1121 e Room For Rom1nce A widow shocks her son by having an affair with a piano repairman II) Tho Hhchhlker a Evening Newo 0 700 Club Wltl1 Pot RoM!tlon 10:30(l] Groot Pertormoncee Tho mlsadventoraa of a former fMm goddeos . 0 . liD • Now Twtftght ZOot l!ll Werewolf Eric Is occusad of murdenng a hobo, and must defend hlmsen. a1 Crook I Choaa @ Major LIIQUI BaHboll 1111 1!2llll Candid ":OD (l) • rn (I) • 01- <Ill a • I!D. Aroonlo HttH'o Weekend Jam 11J Miami VIce a1 Toua Coronoction a Monoytfnt 101011'0 11:30 (l) • iiJI Tonight Show Stareo. (!)Newt CIJ ChMro 0 (l] Alive From 011 Center Th1s program b~tngs together 1nd•genaus mus1c from around the world . 0 (I) II NlghUine 0 <Ill Night Court 1121 Ill '21 Jump Street' CBS Lito Night Child abuoo v1ct1m ·s shoplifting hart stems from h1s childhood . (A) 0 ®On Stage a Sporta Tonight In Sordorlown 12:00 (!) Twilight Zona (l) Nlghfllne 0 (I) Ill "Entorllfnmont Tonlght 1111 Magnum, P.t. liD Gllova Connoctton llll MOVIE: The Pink Chtqulloo (PG131(2:00) 121 Noohvllla Now a NowsNtght In MOVIE: The McMootora (PGi (1 :30) 12:30 (l) D iiJilolt Night Wltl1 David Leftormon (!) Y: Tho Ftnol Battle, Part 3 (2 00) CIJ Into Tho Night Stereo. (I) m Hord Copy liD Ill II!lor Houro Dill SRO I :00 QaJ MOVIE: Deadly Bletllng (AI (1 :30) liD 18 Rowhldoe a ShowBiz Today 1:05(!) Goodwill Oomoo Man·s Volleyball; Figure Skating: Diving (T) 1:30 (l) D iiJI Frtdoy Night Vldooo CIJ 1121 • Nowo ®Crook I Chaoa @ Spo~oContor a NowtNight Updato 10 To Ill Announced 2:00 (I) LOVO Connoctlon !lll. MOVIE: The Plrete M'oVIo (PGi (2 :00) <1J MOVIE: Solan' a Chaorioodora (AI (2:00) ® Mualc Row Vldoo @ World Jot Ski Tour Final From Lake Havasu, AZ (T) In 700 Club Willi Pol Roborllon 2:30 (l). Homo Shopping Spree (!) Taleo From The Dorfltll AllOr Houro ® MOVIE: L-"" Of Tho WOfl 11 :30J • SporiO Lotelilghl 3:011 (!) Coroon'o Comedy Clalllco lll MOVIE: Mlttrell Of jrorecllll (NAJ (2:00) w... aliD 8portol.ook Howl O.vovoommlgtolahll 10 Prolll The lord 3:30 (!) Tolll From The Dorfl@ lotunlly Nfaht Thullclor USAC Sprfnta trorn lndlanopollo, IN (T) 3:468No4:011 (!) MOVI!: M8d At The World ( f :30) l �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER WltfATULATf /o't,F£LI.A,Mf IT W~ LIVIIJb 1a£Tll~ 1\lAT '1/A? "'l~ '\WfU!':!>! ~IS R~AL ~'{! Sunday Television Viewing AFThfl:WA~ • FRI., JULY 27 EVENING 6:00 C2l 8 1D ()) D 1111 1121 D 1121 New• NOW Ti4AT WE'VE 141\D LUNCH TOGETHER, l CAN TELL YOU IS ... Uf.I ... UH .. MI( NAME 15 .. Ml( NAME IS PE661( JEAN ... UH. BROWNIE (j.jARLE5! WELL. UH ... UH M'{ NAME THAT'S CUTE .. [ LIKE IT .. ' JUST MA'fBE ILL JVMP INTO Ti-lE RI6~T ~ERE LAKE I I -,.._,,-'TI---1I:. lr,--.IXODE I111 . . . . . •. r----::--::-::--:--, 6:05 (I) Beve~y Hlllbllloa 6:30 (2) II 1121 NBC Nlghdy Ntwl I I I ulsBIJEI ~ I M ft Newhllrt C ID Ill Alit Newt 1;1 Paul D. Schiff Ohio Division of Wildlift> says residents should know more about bears ... Page A~ 7 DOWUN . ID Zorro James Sands: Page B-1 Vinton Brick and Tile Co., made 20,000 bricks per day 86 years ago... Page B-6 By the time I was old enough to realize my parents were right, I have kids of my own who say ...... , 0 Complete !he chuc~l. I!J) 18 lltree'o Company a Top Card ID SporteLook 1D Rln Tin nn K·9 Cop 6:35 (I) Andy GriHith 7:00 (2) 8 PM MegaJin<t (!) Andy Griffith ID lnoldt Edition (lJ Ill MacNeil Lehrer NeweHour II) Ill Current Alllllr iiiJ 1121111 1121 Wheel 01 Fortun<t I!J) 18 Night Court 1l1l Miami Vice Crockett can't arrest a serial killer without blowing his cover. Stereo. Music Row VIdeo 1D SportoCenhu Ill! Montyllnt 1lll Scarecrow a Mro. King ARLO AND JANIS .--------, MJ'f oo ooue.T' rliOf AGODD·LOOKI~' WQMAIJ 1 a FRANK AND ERNEST WHAT po Q ·I ( yov AL.L fO~ IT, ll?r WHO'/ GOING TO WATCH THIN~ Of ~ PA~ff'ITAI.. jfff Jell>$? • LfAvt?• 0 1-<AV£5" 1 · 1] (I · - " ' H( ... In< ALLEY OOP OH~ OH! I THINK THAT THING IS PICI<lt.IG UP ON US! 7:05 (I) JeHeroono 7:30 (l) II Family Feud (!) Ma)or League Boa-11 (}] Entertainment Tonight (}] fiJ Mama•o Family iiiJ 1121111 1121 Jeopardy! 1;1 I!J) 18 M'A'S'H ID Major League BaeobeM Ill! Croooflre 7:35 (I) Sanford And Son 8:00 (2) G 1121 Bret Maverick Bret uses a questionable Columbian artifact to finance a con game. (R) Cil ID fiJ Full Houoe Plans for an idyllic Hawaiian vacation go awry. (A) 1;1 (lJ Ill Waahlngton Wee!< In Review Stereo. D iiiJ 1121111 ~rime flmo Peto 8111 MOVIE: All 01 Me \PG\ (2.00) 1l1l Murder, She Wrote Birds 01 A Feather ® Toxoe Connection Ill! PrimtNtwl 1D Bume And Allen Collage 8:05 (I) Goodwill Gamoel;l 8:30 1D 1D fiJ Family Maner. Rachel and Harriette accidentally smash up Carl's patrol car. (A) D (lJ Wall Slrett WHk With Loula Rultey- An investment strategist discusses the outlook for the rest of 1990. Ill Wall Slrett Week With Loulo Rukeyoer Q iiiJ 1121111 Matchmaker A ' matchmaker embarks on her personal misston to rid the world ol lonely people by starting a v1deo dating service . ®On Stage 9:00 (2] 8 ll1l Yellow Rooe Roy risks the ranch when he offers the oil rights as baiL ·~ (A) MORK MEEKLE AN OiJR WHY CONT 'lW TM:K iJPA FEW NOTICE:6 Am.JND 1DWN ~ c;a:;; IS LOST. .. I !XN'r KI-O.V \1/HAT TOCO. THA-T V.OULON'T C:O ANY GOOD.. HE CANT~. (}] Ill fiJ Perfect Strongtrt Balk1 refuses to close the window, in hopes ol a parrot's return. (A) 1;1 (lJ lite StOIY 01 £nglllh jPt 4 01 9) Trace the Sconish influence from Northern Ireland to America. Stereo. Ill Ev1111lng At Pops iiiJ 1121 e Newhllrt 1;1 1l1l HHchcock ~reoenta Don't Sell Yoursell ShOrt Stereo. Naohvllle Now Ill! Larry King Llvel 9:30 (}] ID fiJ Juat Tlte Ten 01 Ua Marie feels that her sexy singing style caused a man ·s death. CAl D iiiJ 112118 Wloh You Were Here Donny discovers skeletons in the closet when he traces his roots. 1l1l Ray BrodbufY Tlttatre A a IT'S FROM MY BROTHER BUBBA-HE SHORE WRITES A REAL PURT)I LETTER H IS THAT SHIF'LESS SKONK NO II HE AIN'T COMIN' FER A VISIT II COMIN' FER A VISIT? ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL \ maker instantly reveals which s1gns are romantically perfect tor vou . Mail $2 to Matchmaker. c/o this newspaper. P.O . Bo• 91428, Cleveland , OH 44 tO t-342 8. VIRGO CAUfl. 23-S.pl. 22) This could be a good weekend to travel. especially it you have something romantic In mind . Go someplace tamlllar where you feel secure and comfortable. LIBRA IS.pl. 23-0cl. 23) A financial ' condi1ion about which you have been a· trifle anxious looks like it will take a turn lor the better today. You may learn not to worry about things that might never happen. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) There Is a probability of a pleasant surprise today when someone you've always admired July 21, 18110 In the year ahead you might be ex· tremely lucky regarding things ol a worldly or material nature. This could • b year whefe earmngs are be a ~ conce~~ 221 Business trends LEO ( ~avorable tOt' you today, espeI~Ok very u're all ned wllh someone but thoughl never noticed you becomes · extremely attentive_ It's about lime . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don 't dodge tasks or assignments today just because they look like they might be challenging. Your sense of self-esteem will be enhanced by overcoming obstacles. CAPRICORN CDec. 22·...... 11) II you ara presently unattached and have an Cl&lly 1 ~ ~~ld entr:reneur. You're on a .~ opportunity to go to a social gathering who ~~hat could do something dramatk. this evening where you might meet team h to look tor romance and someone new, by all means do so. CuKn~w II! de~et The Astro-Graph Match- pid's been invited to the event as well . 23-Auv. youtlfm 1. _____..__ GLORY BE I! THAT IS A REAL PURTY LETTER!! AQUARIUS CJ•n. 20-Fob. tV) That which will be of real value to you today cannot be measured In dollars and cents. The wealth you 'll be seeking will be round In loving relationships. PISCES (Feb. 20--ch 20) Although you won 't intentionally act aggressively today, there will be something commanding about your mannerism. Others will find your demeanor worthy of imitation. ARIES tMerch 21·April 11) ~rovldlng for those for whom you reel protective Is likely to be your primary concern today. 'A sense or responsibility won't be your motivation, love will. TAURUS (April 20-Miy 20) The attrl· bute that will distinguish you lrom oth· ers today is the ract you will be a doer as well as as talker. When you give your word, something will be done. The recipient can take It to the bank. GEMINI (Miy 21.June 20) Thlo could be one of those unusual days when your el· torts will reap larger returns than nOt'· mal. ~ursue situations you feel will be meaningful lOt' you materially. CANCER (Junt 21.July 22) Your popu· larlty could be at a high point with people of the opposite gender. If you've been looking lor a new romance, something exciting might develop today. cra ving tor silence drives a man to violence. 10:00 (l) 8 ll1l Midnight Caller Jack unravels a web of mystery in the world of art torgery. (AJ Stereo. C (}] ()) fiJ 20/20 Wee~ly News Magazine Stereo. 1;1 (lJ Nowewatch Ill American Patchworl< Appalachia's contribution to the pioneer culture is ej{amlned . iiiJ 1121e Room For Romance A woman finds separation from her lifelong love diHicult. till 18 Now Twilight Zone 111J lito Hitchhiker A hypocritical mayor is conlrollted by his own dark past. Ill! Evening Newo 1lll 700 Club With Pot R*"- SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ? •H Pagoda- River - Notch- Leaven- HANGOVER NORTH ,42 tAKJ632 +2 Visitors to South Africa for the an· EAST nual bridge congress last May had to WEST .KQ42 +J9 5 admire their hosts' Jack of timidity m '10 98 3 bidding. The South Africans tended to . • Q 9 7 +1o" overcall freely, regardless ol vulnera · +KQ10964 • 75 bility and often on limited h1gh-eard SOUTH values. That style worked against +A6 East-West in today's deaL 'A KQJ75 After North had made a negative t8 double, South cue-bid three clubs, in· +A J83 tending to next jump to four hearts. Vulnerable: Both That would describe a club conlrol as Dealer: South well as a potential slam-going hand in hearts. However, North, with a long West Nortb East Soutb and attractive diamond suit, saw fit to Dbt• Pass 2+ leap to four diamonds. No matter Pa ss Pass J+ When South bid four hearts, North re· Pass Pass membered the club cue-bid and risked u All pass a raise to five hearts. South, of course, •negative double '6 ,.s• ,,I' went to six. Without West's overcall, a declat er in six hearts might well attempt to ruff two clubs in dummy. He would be set when East overruffed the third club. But West's vulnerable two-club overcall served as a warning. So de· darer ruJfed ooly one club and then ran his hearts. His intention was to play several rounds of trumps and then take the diamond finesse. But West read his partner's high-low in clubs as showmg four rather than a Opening lead: + K . '-:--:-:--:---::--:--;--:-~::-~:--' doubleton. So defender West threw away all his clubs except the queen as declarer played out four rounds of hearts. Even though the diamond queen was onside, declarer now had a safe and cerlain play for 12 tricks. He played dummy's A·K of diamonds while shedding a spade, came back to h!s spa~e a_ce and gave up". club trick. 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Each day the code letters are tlifferenl Cltltlle Cltloe IV Cltartlo Cltllso playa triCks on country music atars and fans alike. Ill! Montyllnt 1lll ZOFTO 11:30(2)8 tm Tonlgltl Silo"v GBKW a Funny au~s~ne~a Wltlt CRYPTOQUOTE EWYEW ARSW IE W OBSW H EBF(JU R y J ZCI pRy, Q CG QUW CQUWN tiBQUCIQ 14 Sections. 126 Paget A Multimedia tnc. New..,.per system was recently lnaialled to the olllees and willslmpHiy the departmenl"s operallotl8. been In place In the court office for several weeks. The em · ployees , however, have just begun to tra in In the use of the system . According to LuAnn Christi· ansen. who Is responsible lor t ra ining of the county court employees , the computer sys tem will eve ntually eliminate the expensive docket books now ullllzed by the court, allowing the computer to track all cases that come under the jurisdiction of UC has plan to prevent dropouts ual st udl"nt needs. "Dropping out Is a develop· menial process," said Joann.. Arhar. who made the study as her doctoral dissertation. "Kids don't ju st make a decision one day I hat they're not going back 10 sc hool tomorrow, It takes a whi lr. " If you Mvelop bonds with peopel over a period of time, you're less likely to want to leave that Institu tion . Middle !j unior hlghl schoo l is a crlllcal stage when kids need a strong peer group and strong role models, and teachers can be that." Arhar studied 5,000 students from 22 ci ty and suburban junior high sc hools throughout thecoun · try . Half the schools used team teac hing and half were organized trad itionally by department . the court. In addition , the system will al,.c provide printed reeelpts lor those people paying lines and the til<e, doing away with the manual receipts now being written by the court clerks . Frequently -used court forms and n>ports will also be taken care of automatically . Most lmporta"l. ~c:ord lng to Christiansen, is the system·,. automatic bookkeeping feature. This will take care of all automatic disbursements to the state, eliminating much work l or the staff. The system, called Unix , was purchased from Direct Market Data Systems of Dublin at a cost of over $30,000. Meigs Co un ly Court processes traffic case and misdemea nor s, as well as Initial appearances for felony offenders. By LEE ANN WELCH Tlm...Seadnet Stall GALLIPOLIS- Although Ga l llpolls may be 200 years old, the GaiUa County Junior Fair Is only In It's 41st year. but the annual event Is going lo be better than ever. Some things remain constant trom year to year, but In 1990, there will be more changes made at the lair than probably In any past. From entertainment to parking, · 'the times, they are a-changing," as Bob Dylan would say. A national la st-food resLauran t chain may boast "food, folks and fun," but the Gatua County Fair would rival t11a1 sta tement . Considered by many to be the best junior lair In the state, the event remains a junior lair- In other.words open only to youth of Gallla County There are events lor everyone to enjoy, and competitions are lor the young people In 4-H, Future Farmers and Future Hom emakers of America. Girl and Boy Scouts. Fair Board President Garry Fellure said the whole polnl of the fair Is tlle yo'unk t)l'ople :... · they are the reason the lair keeps going. The entertainment Is top-r ate, the "extras" like rodeos, wres· tUng, rractor and horse pulls, are nice to draw crowds and keep the revenues high - money that keeps the pn>mlums paid lo the kids among the best In the state, he sa id . This year , 4-H will be giving demonstrations on Wednesday at 10 a.m. , and 1 p .m ., and their many exhibits will be open l or viewing the entire lair. Animal judging begins on Tuesday, with cats, poullry and small pets and sheep getdng their marks . Adjlltlonalty, there will be a beef breeding show . The Girl Srouts will receive awards lor th e.r various projects thai night. On Wednesday, judging will take place for rabbits, dairy animals, swine and engineering projects. Aerospace demonstra · tlons will be held and dog care and showmanship will be pres· en ted . Also that ilay . I here will be a Garden Tractor Pulling Co n· test, sponsored by the Gallipolis Rotary Club. The " big boys" take over on Thursday with large animal projects being shown. The steer show and beef showmanship are presented, the youth proJect awards will be given and the parade of champions and dairy sweepstakes are held that night. In addition, a horse putting contest wilt be held, and kiddie tractor pull. The kids' event Is sponsored by the Gallipolis FFA . The Gallipolis Kiwanis sponsor kids' fun contests, like balloon and bubble gum blowing and watermelon eating. Friday Is the wealthy day . The annual market lamb, hog, tobacco and steer sales are held. Young future farmers' efforts pay orr when their animals are sold at the lair. Continued on A-8 .' FOONG THE HOSE - Work In preparation lor the GaiDa County Junior Fair conUnued Saturday lor the U st annual fair. Here, Ted Shoop lhes a water hose b~ one of the barns. The lair begins Monday. 1Tlmes-SenUnel photo b~ Kathryn Kelly J Veterans seek more money 10:30 (!) Ntwo (!) Qreot Perlormonceo A defeated, middle-aged wraer anempta a comeback at a movie studio. 1;1 I!J) • Major !Mgue ll.loebiH II! Swomp Thing ® Crook & Cltaoe @ Major Loeguo II.INbel 11:00(2)8 1D ())D till GJD OJNowo (!) Twilight Zone 1l1l Mllml Ylce Two amateur smugglers are Croct<ett's only lead to thO Colombllns. BE By BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel News Stall POMEROY- A new compuler system which was recently In · slalk>d In the offices of Meig s County Court Judge Patrick H. O'Brien will sim plify several court tasks for both employees and the public. The system Is made up of a hard disk, four monitors and keyboards and several prlnlers. II utilizes a program called 1hc Uniform Court System and ha s CINCINNATI iUPt 1- Univ<"r· sltv of Cincinnati official s sa id Friday a new study shows 1 million students can be pre· vented from dropping oul of high school II junior high teachers work In teams . "Previous studies have linked a lack of student 'bonding· with teachl'l's and schools to an Increase In the likelihood of dropping out and delinquency." said unlverslly ol!lclals . " Inter · disciplinar y teaming ;o f teachers ), however, Increases social bonding and then>fore, I he potential to complete school. .. Interdisciplinary teaming is a way of organizing teachers In the classroom so thai teachersoflwo or mon> disciplines work lo· gether · sharing the same group of students. coordinating course content and diagnosing lndlvld· •hum Verse lorm Ofl spring River (Sp .) Danish money One cu stomer Wildebeest Small proJectile Oven ACYWZ LuAon Christiansen, New computer system simplifies court tasks ACROSS 29 30 3t 34 SYSTEM IN PLACE - left, trains Uoda Bent!, Mel(!ll CGunly Court Clerk. on the new Unix computer system . The by THOMA5 JOSEPH Sporl!! ..................... ,. Cl-8 Gallia County Junior Fair to start Monday Hl to +10873 By James Jacoby Deaths ... ...................... AS Editorial ...................... A2 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, July 29, 1990 After a three hour delay, an airline passenger 1nquired, "How much longer do you think this HANGOVER will last?" BRIDGE Along lhe Rl•er ......... BI ·M Buslnes• .................... DI-ll CGmles· .................. .Insert Classllleds ................. 02-7 l Ill 3·2·1 Contact Q iiiJ 1121111 CBS News 1;1 / I Inside + quoled 1_ . . . . _ by filling in the m1umg words ._......_..__..._.__...__. you deYelop from step No. 3 below II) (lJ Body Elecll1c C-1 Major League results... Gallians prepare for annual fair • (!)I Dream 01 Jellrtttie (lJ Newton'• Apple ~eggy Knapp goes behind the scenes at Industrial Light and Magic. D Ill Reading Rllnbow 1;1 I!J) 1D Andy Griffith 1l1l He·Men 1D Otlter Side 01 Victory Ill! Wo~d Today 50 cents B Q . - II . ECAWNEWQ ARIMURA Yeelerday'• Cryploquote: IF WE ARE TO LIVE TOGETHER IN PEACE, WE MUST COME TO KNOW EACH OTHER BETIER. - LYNDON B.•JOIINSON PERRYSBURG, Ohio iUPI I - A >!ale veterans group says It may have to use money from a construction lund Ia pay the stall working al the new $20 million Ohio Velerans Home being built In Sandusky. The Ohio Slate Association of County Veteran Service Commls· stoners and the Oh Ia Slate Association of County Service Officers debated money and other Issues during a joint weekend convention al a subur· ban Toledo motel. Plans call for a pardal opening In September to t5 veterans, wllh another t5 beds In 1992. The blllltllna evenl\lai ty wl II bou... 300 people. The building the new OVH facUlty wilt replace housles 3.'i0 nurs ing home patients a nd 200 resi dential beds. VC'terans home exe-cutive David Miller said Friday that while Ohio leglslatun> has provided eonstrucllon fund s, It has not given the facility enough money to pay lor staff. The two groups said they planed to discuss lhe financial Issue during workshops to determnine whether to divert money designated lor construction and equipment and use the fund lor personnel. Miller aald he did not think a stale fund set up lor construcllon could be used for salaries. But regardless of the sou~ ol money. Miller said the cost wilt be carried by lhe public . ·' I 'I BICENTENNIAL TOURS COMMITI'EE - Memben of the Bicentennial Toun Committee of GaiUpolls Historic Home~~ are obowo bere. The event Ia ~eheduled Sept 11, 16, H aad !S. The tour allo lnclllda Galla CouiJ llemel, bldldtap aad a dalrJ lann. Pront row, left to rl&bt are: Salty Orebaarrh, Beverb' Boaw. 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