https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c698a1212a0e928087469549c7c1366e.pdf 17c1647d293bf49310c921c83abf8e4c PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 2, 1990 RS! Reds lose again; lead cut to 4 1/2 CLOSED TODAY! · YES! THEY'RE BRINGING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE, NEW YES11HE STOR£ WILL BE ClOSED TO GIVE SPECIAL CREWS TIME TO MOVE 1HIS HUGE INVENTORY TO THE SHOWROOM! IN ADDITION THEY'Ll Daily Number 286 Pick-4 3500 Cards H-4; C-7; D-8; S-5 Page4 WAREHOUSE STOCKS REDUCE EVERY IN THEIR $700,000 Ohio Lottery Partly cloudy tonight. Low In mid 60s. Partly cloudy Saturday. High in mid l!tls. Cha nce of rain 40 percent. TO THE SHOWROOM FLOORS FOR I YOUR SAFETY AND COMFORT IN SHOPPING THE LARGEST SALE SELECTION EVER OFFERED AT Vo/.40 , No.314 FURNITURE!• 2 Sections. 14 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Friday. August 3. 1990 Coprrighted 1990 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc Newspaper Syracuse places 2 levies on November ballot By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent A 1.8 renewal levy and a new one mill levy will be placed on the November ballot as a res ul t of action taken by Syracuse VIllage Council Thur sday night. The 1.8 renewal levy Is for curre nt expe nse (street lighting) and the new one millis to be used lor equipment replacement by the Syrac use Fire De partment. Member s of the fire depart men t have mel wi th counc il !he last two meetings expla ining th e need fo r the levy. The fire department does not have a levy at the present time . Cos t for the new levy will be 10 cen t s per $100 valua tio n . Members of the department will Rejoicing Life Church has come a long way in 10 years By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Stall Now preparing to move pa r t of li s ministry inlo a spa rkling new facility, Rejoicing Life Chu rc h in Middl eport has come a lung way sin ce It me t i n a member' s l iving room some 10 years ago SAVE 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% AND EVEN 70% OFF IF YOU JOIN THE CROWDS TOMORROW! THREE PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE REDUCTION! YES! YOU CAN BUY ON TERMS! BANK CARDS ARE WELCOME! 50°/o OFF moved to a storefront chu rc h in BAR STOOLS ON ALL THREE PIECE SUITES ON OUR SECOND FLOOR ONLY -ALL MUST GO! Oak bar stools. Choice of styles. hcellont value! $65 REG. '99.95 ......... $59 CHURCH OFFICERS - These olflcers of the Rejoicing IJfe Church In Middleport were busy this week preparing the new church facilities, which ar.• located across the street from their current building. They ar.•, 1-r , Rev. Lawrence Foreman , Assistant Pastor; Brenda Barnhart, Sunday Sc hool Superintend· ent; andRe\'. Michael Pan gio, Pa."tor . FIVE DRAWER.........'69 ENTIRE STORE'S INVENTORY PLUS ... 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AND EXTRA DELIVERY PERSONNEL WILL BE HERE TO ASSIST YOUI THOUSANDS OF ITEMS NOT LISTED HERE! Storewl•• uvln11 on IOf.., lovel18b, c........ rockel'l, _...,.., ....p 10f11, b1dn101111, tlnlna ro1m1, m1ttr111 . .te, CREDIT TERMS! YOU CAN BUY ON CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS ... OPEN A NEW ACCOUNTORADDONTOYOUR PRESENT ACCOUNT! ~~-~"') IIIANK CARDS II" WELCOME! I < I i .··" Gas prices jump 10 cents in Ohio By United Press International Gaso line pri ces Increased as much as 10 cenls a ga llon In Oh io Thursday following lraq ·s mv a · slon of Kuwall and one economist sa id Industri al regions such as Ohio could be especia lly hard hit by lnstablllly In the Middl e Ea s t. "The lndeJl!'ndents . lor exam· pte Speedway, Starvln' Mar vin . SuJl!'r America a nd Bo nd ed. have al l gone up as mu ch as 1ft cents. " said Da n T ackett . pres iden l of the Southwestern Oh io Garage and Gasol i nP DPaiPrs Associa tion. "A I thIs p01 n1 . ll' s wa iI and see. everything is," Tacke// said when asked to spec ul ate ahou l addltlonallnrrrases . Kenneth T. Mayland, c hie f eco nomist for the Sorlrlv Co rp . In Cleveland, sa id the long· term impact cou ld Impact Industr ial reg ions more severely . "The te nd ency m ight be for us to s uffer a littl e bll hard er tha n wh at may be experienced nati on· ally." May la nd sa id . "The Indu s· tria l side of the eco nom y Is harder hll by higher oil prices than the servl ce s ide of th e Pco nom y. " We have a higher dependen ce on manul acl url ng," Mayland sai d . "Bu t the economic Impar l would no / be lm m rdtale." Th e Ma rathon 0 11 Co. head q uarlered in Findlay, said It does not do business In Ir aq or Kuwall . BP Ame r ica, headquartered In Cleve land . Imports mos l of lis Pers ian Gulf oil from I he United Co ntinued on page 5 Eight Americans are missing, official says REG . e2B9 .96 TO '349 95 SWIVEL ROCKERS! All owivol rockers have tuflod backs and 1'81/erslble SAVEl •BASSETT •LA·Z.BOY •BUSHUNE •ENGLAND •CORSAIR •ASHLEY •WEBB $199 EACH PIECE PLUS HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF ITEMS NOT LISTED FAMOUS BRANDS IN THIS IN-STORE WAREHOUSE SALE I 4 PIECE BEDROOM! Maple firnsh suile. Includes double dresser ; vert~! mirror; four drawer cllest; head· NEW ITEM/ 1 $1 09 EACH PIECE chair• with blue finish . REG . '1299 OAK-CHERRY-PINE BEDROOM! Bassatte bedroom suites. Your choice of fi nishes . Four piece suitas Night stand optional w1rr1nty . $549 REG . '499 .96 BLUE FIVE PIECE DINETTE! Fivo pioce wood dinette . 36"x48" Rectangle oak top table/blue logs. Four bow back solid wood REG . '2 99 .95 GLASS TOP DINETTE! Five piece s ot . Oak 42" octagon table with glass top . Four c loth covered seat chairs Brass finish blue metal, twin he•d & footbo•rd, erched style wl1h apindiM, 10 year Rog. '199.96 mattress . REG . '149 .95 FIRM MATTRESS SET! Mis-match full or twin size mattress & box sprinQ set Famous makers such as Serta. Seely, Imperial& Namaco. $1 Q 8 8 $1144 REG . '849.96 QUEEN SLEEP SOFA! Earty American beige print wing style . Innerspring REG . ' 1799 THREE PIECE INCLINER SUITE! Traditional style . multi ·colored fabric suite with oak lrim . Set includes incliner sofa. loveseat 8o matching recliner chair. $788 DESK! REG . '1B99 INCLINER SECTIONAL! England Traditional style wrth oak trim. Incliner seating on each end piece with CuNad corner section. annC'xa tion rompiP ted council agr red to co nt art their sollc il or. Carso n Crow to gP1 1lw nect'ssa rv work do ne as soon as possi hlP Cons truc l! on of th r unit s will not Middl eport. Now, the church Is lookin g forward to ils firs t senice In a brand new sa nct uary , loc ated in !he former Royal Crown Bottlin g Co mpan y's garage, located al !he corner of North Second Avenue a nd Rutland Street. Rev. Pang lo ca lls the com plel ed proj ect "phase one" of three phases . The first ph ase provid es a sa nct uary. wh!ch w!ll It wi ll, howrver. be a slow EACH HURRY!! Choice of Finishes! plained and will be know n as Wa te rs Edge Aparanents. Ac · cess lo thr far illly will be off SR 124 Ba iley also notrd . In o rdrr loget thel ina l pha se of next year Ba Iley slated. Also mee ting wi th co uncil were Lil lian Moore of th e Americ an Cancer Soc ie ty and John Hunnel who Is pres id ent of the loca l uni 1. They asked /o hold a Swim -A· Thon at London Poo l for the benefit of the cancer soc iet y. Co un cil a pprovcd Ihe req ues 1. The even / wi ll be he ld Augus / 26, from 6 p.m. 10 9 p.m. Continued on page :i classrooms. 4 DRAWER CHEST! solid! Made to last! have one bedroom Ba lley ex - get underway untJI som etime ga tlon, t wo todd IPr classrooms. a nur sery and restroom faclllll es . Pangia says !hal I he other two phases will provide a nother sa nc tu ary an d addlllon a l SENSATIONAL! Bui~ age limit. Mosl ol the o nP s tory un!t s will house th e adult wo rship co ngr r - UST PIICE ~- Ac cording to Rev . Mi chael Pangia, th e church 's '· pastor . Rejoicing Life got It s start as a bib le study group 10 yea rs ago in Assistan t Pas tor Lawrence Forem an's livi ng room m Ma son. W.Va. The fledgling g roup la ter be contactin g residents t o ex · plain why the levy Is needed and what II will be used for. Meeting with cou nc il wa s Greg Ba iley who wi ll be constructing apar lmen ts for the elderly on !he La wr ence Grueser property whe n a nnexatio n of !he propert y is flanallzed . Bai ley expla ined that !he apar tm ent bui ldings will be fo r th e elderly wi th low to moderate In com e and thai there will be an youtiiiJ'OIIPio bunllbeft, dlnettu, trundle bide 1nd cepll.,'ebed._ ....Alii IIUCII, IIUCII, 11011£1 ATTENTION! MANY ITEMS ARE ONEOF -A-KIND OR LIMITED STOCK. SO COME EARLY TO SHOPI...EVERYTHING TAGGED AT SPECIAL SAVINGS! HURRY' By ADAM KELLUIER United Press International Iraqi troops Invading Kuw a it have ap proa ched the border wllh Saudi Arabia , U.S. and oth er sources sa id friday amid reports of co ntinued re s istance by pockets of loya lis t troops In Kuwait Ci ty. The fightin g ca me as a U.S. admln ls tral lon offi cia l sa id eig ht Ameri cans had been reported ta ken by Iraqi troops. While the Arab world remained di vid ed over It s response to Iraq's ac ti on, th e Un ited Slales and the Sovlet Union planned to Issue an unprrcf'dented jo int condemnation of the alla ck by Iraqi President Saddam Hu ssein , who on Thursday dispatched the Invasion fo rce lo Impose a so luti on to an oil and land dis pute with Kuwait. Secretary of Sta te Ja mes Bak er was en route to Moscow, where he and Soviet Fore ign Minister Eduard Shevardn adze were to make a sta te m ent callin g on Baghdad to withdraw Immediate ly . Washington redeployed eight w.arshlps, Including an aircraft carrier, from the India n Ocean to assis t seve n vessels already In the Persia n Gulf as President Bush sa id he was not ruling out any opti ons In the U.S. response . British and U.S. oil sources also reported the Ir aq i Inv as ion force had adva nced t oward th e Saud i border. A Western d iplomat sa id . "The Saudis have not even put their forces on full alert. or moved troops to preven t any I raq i Incursion because they do not want to provok e Saddam or give him an exc use," he said. Saudi Arabia and Ira q have a non-aggression pact a nd share a border of about600 miles but th e Iraqi moves were reported to be causing deep concern In Riyadh . Izzal Ibrahim , the vice c hair· m a n of Iraq's revolutionary coun cil, traveled to Saudi Ara· bla , apparenlly on a mission to placat e fears. Western diplomats sa id he had demanded the return of the KuwaiU emir to face trial by the Iraql ·lnst a lle d "Provisiona l Free KuwaiU Government." The advances toward Saudi territory were viewed ominously In !he Unlled ~a tes . process. Panglo says !hat a "gues tima te" ofl he time needed for completio n of both re main ing phases ol construction places tha t completion at leas! fi ve years down th e road . Unlit that time, he says, youth and children 's worslllp services will be held In the old c hurc h loca tion across the street . Th a i building will also house a 300·sea t fellows hip hall a nd c lassroom facil iti es for th e Chris tia n school which th e church operates . The chu rc h, which Is affil iated wit h !he Open Bible Sta nda rd Chu rc hes. will hold Us first servlce In th e new faci lit y on Sund ay, with Dr. C. Ru sse ll Archer , t he Divisional Superinte ndent al lhe Ope n Bi bl e Standard Churches, as the dedication spea ker . PHASE ONE ..._ Brenda Barnhart, left. ond Rev. Lawrence Foreman. right, prepare th e nurse ry In the Rejoicing IJfe Church's new building. In addition to the nursery, phase on e of the construction will house a san ctuary lor the church's adult worship se rvice a nd two class rooms. ~~--~------------, Southern board hires instructor Meeting In special session Wedn esday eve ning . the Southern Local Sc hool Board hired one in s tructor and accepted th e reslgnallon of another. The board hired Thom as Wa lters of Parkersburg as lnstru· mental music teac her fo r the 1990-1991 school year. The board a lso accepted the resig nation of Ruth Stearns . who Is retiring. Stearns, a vet eran teacher of 29 years. taught third gra de at Syracuse Elementary Schoo l. Mike Elberfeld donated a n air co ndlllo ner for the shop class room and I he board accepted th e air conditioner at this week 's meeting . The boa rd also approved a bud get fo r Chapte r Two monies for the 1989-1990 school year In the amount of $5,063.00. August 20 was set as the date for !he next regular board meeting . No bids made for Fann-City property There were no bids on the sale of the former MGM Farm City property In Pomeroy thi s morning . The property, loca ted on East Main Street. was placed on the aucllon block on the steps of the Meigs County Courthouse as a result of a Judgment suit brought against MGM by Bank One, Athens , N.A.• In 1988. The property has been ap· praised at $275,000, and any bids accepted were required to be at least two-thirds of the appraised value , or S18J,J3J.34, paid as cash In hand . Sl nee no bids were made on the property, the land and buildings must now be re-appraised and another sherilrs sale held. AWAITING JUDGEMENT These 411 members are awaiting judging ol the ir outfit. during yesterday's (Thursday) sessional clothing judging at Pomeroy VIUage Hall. Pictured are Pamela Neece, Rebecc a Karr, Kathy Bernard, Amy Smith, ,Jennifer Mora, LIUian Nakao, lloUy Milhoan, Marde Holter, Myea Haynes , La urt Blankenship, and 81111 Bentley . �Friday, August 3, 1990 .Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Asslslant Publisher /Controller A MEMBER of ThE> United Press J nl er na Ilona! , Inl and Dally Press Assoc iat ion and tht:' America n Newspaper Publlsh«.>rs Association . LETTERS OF OPINION ar e welcome . ThE.>y should be IPss tha n :«JO words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be stgnPd wll h namt'. address and telephone number No unsigne-d lett ers will IX' publlshC'd LP1!P r s shou ld be In ~ood tast e. addr f'Ss lng Iss ues. not persona l!· 1\es. Both major parties are playing •chicken' F~ormer Beat of the bend Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 3, 1990 hit man fears protection lifted WASHI NGTON Former mob hit m an John Tu lly is an honest. Jaw -a biding cllizen Jh ese days. But ht s honesty may cost him his freedom . Tully need s a pas~port to leave the United States, but he refuses to lie about his ba ckground on the appltca tlon forms. Essentia lly, he i s trapped In the co untry. But Tully is nol entirely happy with h is lite. Nagging at him. he says, is his role in convictin g fellow mobster s. Not thai hl' piti es them. bul he hin ts tha t th l' government took some libertir s In making its case. Tu lly is prom Isin g to te ll allln a book that he has been writing tor yea r s. II could make people mad . "When it comes ou t, I'm not going to feel com for table living in the United States anymore.· · he said. That' s where the prob· !em begi ns. To leave. Tully needs a pass port , and to get a passport. he needs to g ive the real nam es of his par ents and wife. and disclose whet her he has ever held a passport before. Th e truth would blow hi s cove r. but a lie would be a felony and coul d get him ftve rn ore years in pr ison So Tuly turned to the U.S. Marshals Service, wh ic h run s thr witness protf'clion program . He ela im s se\·eral of ficials then· told him to liP nn h is pa ss port For som e, that m ay not be such a bad predicament But for Tul ly . who is about to publish h ts di cey memoirs , temporary exile is a mus t We fi r >l reported Tu uy·s storY in 1974 when he was a hit m an who m we had urged to turn govc1nrn ent witn ess aga in st orga nized crim P. He and hi s bosses from thl' Newark, N .• J.. Ca mpisi mob got prison te rms becausr of his testimopny When Tully got ou t , t he fed er al govPrnmpn t gavp h im a new idl'ntit y to protect h im. Tod a_ \ ·. hP ru ns a successful busi ness. is marr!Pd and has bf'('n ciPan fo r mos t of a d(•cadf' By HELEN THOMAS UP I Whit.. HouSI' Reporter WASH INGTO!\ -The Republica ns and the Democrats arc playing rh ickrn wht-n lt comt:ts to federal dE" fir it cu nin g. It has been "after you Gas ton" with each side jockeying for political ad\'antage and neither willing to take the lea p After more Ihan 80 da ys of dialogue and debat e on the processthat Is the way members of till' budget summit can reduce the $16!1 billion budget defict t by $.'i0 bill to n in 1991 and $500 billion in five years - t he pictu r e is bleak and no fi sc al solutio n is In sight. No thing IS palatable when it comes to imposing taxes on an unwilling popu lace. Pres ident B ush bit th e bullet when he reneged on his ··read m)· l tps- no taxe>"· ca mpaign pledge and annou nced tha t tax increa se H' \·e nuf>s wrrf' r pquirf'd to get the nation in th(' blac k aga in . Bu t since then not hing muc h has happened. and the tapda ncegoes on among the leaders who fee l the political price is too h igh A deadline for agreemenl on a deficit cutting plan by Aug. !0 now Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta · appltca tion. Wh en Tully pushed tor a better answer, one official surprised him with th e news that Tully might no l even becover ed by the prolection program anymore and t he off ice could do li t tl e for him . I t seems the marshals were hold ing against him a co uple of misd emea norss from his drinking days shor tly after he got ou t of prison and wa s under thP wi ng of th e witness protec t io n prog r am . Tu ll y in sists th at no one had pre viou sly told him that he was out of the prog ram . Officials say anyo nr bouncPd from the rostPr would fi rs t have to be form a ll~' notifird . ThP ultr;1 srcn•t natur e of th p pH'VPn ts au thorit lPs program form f'ven ac kno wledg ing to out sidrr s tha t th l'.Y know who T ull v was or is But thev did tP II us th a t thf• a gP nl' ~' has ways of gr t!i ng passpu rts fo r its p ro- sepms far -fetc hed. bar r ing a miracl£> . More l il<elv is for th e budget nego liators to go down to the wire with hopes of developing a blueprint by Sep t. :lll. Otherwi se $100 bill ion in automatic federal spendlng c ut ~ wi ll bP orclt•red und er thP (;ram m-R udman bala nced -budget Jaw Bush has alreadv warned th at such reducttons would cu t dePp ly I nto gover nmt'nt serv ices , inc luding air co ntroll ers and ot her fpdcral Pmplnyt'PS involvrd in hea lth and sa fel y. Although both sid es have ISs ued declarat ions that they will absta in from po litics and polemic rhe toric . it hasn't been th at way at all. No ne of the senators or congressmen want to go home to t he hus t i ngs and to ha ve to face vo ter s w ho arP goin g to have to foot the bi ll no matter what plan I he lawmakers fi na l ly decide on Americans are still pay in g for the Vietnam War and the Reagan military buildup I hat went way over$ 1 trillion dollar s In his first five vears In office. At the sa me t i me. for m er Presiden t Ronald Reagan iouted the theory that the reven ues needed to fund the fu turistic weapons progra m s would come from a pumped up economy Well. th e eco nomy did expan d and so did the budget deficit and the nat to nal debt. T he day of reckoning has arnved. The deficit is bad enough now, but if m oves are success ful to r em ove I he StJci a l S('eurit y tru st fund from the federal bud gel ca lculations, th e >izr of lhl' red ink spe nding will i ncrease by severeal bill ton dollars. The $200 billion to $500 billio n in costs to thl' taxpayer from th e savi ngs and loan ba ilout Is not figured int o the cu rrent deficit -cu tting plans. al though it ha ngs like a sword of Damoc les over the nation' s head. B ush and I he lawmakers are looking tor the Jess painfu l ways to slash th e deficil. A Republican pla n, leaked in part . ca lls for capping deductions on state and l ocal taxes to $10,000 on federa l tax forms. I ncreases in liquor and tobacco taxes, more sa lea ble in the publtc arena. arp bound to be Included In any de!lclt -reducllon proposa l. Su rprisingly there is Vl'r)' Ill tie focu s on cutting the fat out of th e Pentagon budget and other was teful government practices. Such "''astP ha s hP£>n identified over a nd over aga in, a nd yet il rema ins sePdPd i nto the bulging budget. Then there is the questio n of spec ial interests who have a lot of clout when the November el ecti on rolls arou nd. NPit her Bu sh and his Republican co horts nor the Democrat s are ready for a showdown . So they will all go oft on their summer ,·acations and keep their campaign sc hed ules. Li ke Scarlett O'Hara . they will think about it tomorrow . Today in history By l Jnlted Press International Today is Friday. Aug. :!. the 215th day of 1990 with 150 to follow . The moon is waxi ng, moving tow ard Its first quarter . The morning stars are Venus, Mar s and Jupit er. The e\"rning stars are Me rcury a nd Sa turn . Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo They Include El isha Graves Otis. inventor of the modern eleva tor. i n 1811 ; World War II correspo nd ent Ern ie Py le In 1900; actress Dolores del Rio in 1.9ffi: singer Tonv Ben nett in 192b tage 64) and actor Ja y North. television's "DP nn is the Menace.'" In 1951 1ag~ 39t . Berry's World Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio tected c lien ts. ··t t he' s in the program. I don't understand any reason why he'd be getting the runaround," pro · gra m chief Ge ne Coon told our associa te Da n Nj egom ir. T ull v doe sn 't und er stand either.· His most recent advice came from someone In the program who t old him that the srrvi re '"ean't IC'll you to l ie, but t hry can't trll you how to answC'r 1the application .[ " If there is a legitimat l' way for Tully to get a pass port , no one has told h im about it. T ul ly is a rrgistPrPd votrr and a taxpa ying bu sinessman. No on(' appra rs t o QUibble with h is rig ht to travr l abroad All hPasks of thr government is to tell h tm how to do i t lega lly. He wouldn' l have thi s problem tf he k ept thin gs simple and lied. UPDA T E - RecPn lly we w po r ted on Budget Di rector Ri · chard Darma n·s stalling tarl ics to pu t off c lea nup of hazardous wa str sites Da rman 's office had been st lting on the new rule~ ror morf' 1han two yea r s. After wr exposed th e stall. Darman tried t o rush th r rul es ou t. He fai led . Now. two years la te. th e Offtce of Manag ement a nd Budget has ltnally issued the regula tions. Hut it wil l take another two years t o gel them approved. Tha t wil l m ake fou:· long years between the time Congress manda ted th e clea nup and thr time it actua ll y brga n. M IN I ·F:DITOR I AL - Never lf't 11 br sa id thai one person 's vo tr co unt s for nothing. Two cand ida tes for the Illin ois Sl al e Leg islature recen ll y came away from the prim ary elec ti on in a pf'rfPct ti r - 7,387 votrs each. ThrrP are probably more th an a few supporters on both sid es k ick ing themsel ves for slay mg home. Th e lesson hrre is to vo le not JUSt in c lose elect ions. but to vo te in every elec tion. even when vour randtdate doPsn 't have a Pra.ver . Wh e n vo ur vo te doesn"t count for victory, it sli ll counts t"or drm ocrac.v. Failure of communism jars libe~~ls Roose~ Llberal sare fond of say lng that t he conservative moveme nt is bou nd to break up now, because "t he glu e that held It together ant i-communism" Is no lon ger servicea ble. thanks to the end of the Cold War. Th ~ proposit ion is fallaciou s because Its major premise Is false. It Isn't anti-communism that hold s the conservative mov ement t ogel her. It's anti· liberalism . T raditionalists and libertarians, who agree on al most nolhlng else, concur In' detesting modern America n lib· era! ism, and they wUI keep right on detest ing tt whether Moscow Is ruled by co mmunists or not. As for commu ni sm. It Is well on Its way to irrelevance. bot It will shortly be r eplaced by various lesser thr~ats to common sense. such as anti-growth Pnvlronmen tal lsm. that al l conserva tives wl lJ be moved lo oppose v igorously. Wh at has been overlooked In t he co llapse of communism. how ~v er, Is the potentially mar· tal blow It has dealt to moder n American liberalism. People too young to remember li beral ism ' s heydav In the ad · minist ra tion of Fra nklin vel! ma y be forgivPn for not knowing that In those days everv good libera l was all for a " planned eco nomy" lf the mark et was mentioned at all. i t was onl y to be dismissed con· temptu ous ly as a discred it ed eco nom ic device favorPd on ly by troglody tes of the Union League. Henceforth. government would decide what Americans needed, and ge nt ly but fi r mly require pri va te en t erprise to prov id e it. In this co nvict ion, lfberal lsm revealed It s debt to Marx , who fat hered the whole soc ialist co n· cept of st ate ownership, or at least sta te control, of the mea ns of productio n and distribution. As late as World War lJ . It wa s assu med by j us t about ~veryb · ody teven. gl oomily, b y m ost consrrvalivf's) tha t t he pos t-war world wou ld be orga nized almost entirely al ong sociali st lines di ctatorially In the communist nations an d moredemocra tica lly In the Wes t. but soci ali stica lly in all cases. Th e United States wou ld lag along beh ind, bul even here the li beral s who ruled the Demo cratic Part y expected to control tor "plan': I most impur· tant aspects of th e eco nom y. This whole belief in t he des i ra ~ blllt y of economic plan ning gr ew o ut of the 18th centuryE n lig ht e n ~ ment's confid ence in the abil ity or pu rr Reason to direct I he affai rs of mank ind. Marx si mply applied his brand of rea so n to a study of the Jaws of historv. an d co ncl uded that eco nom ic war· far e bet ween classes was the natural co nd it ion of ma nkind up till now. wh en the "worker s" would tak e over. impo se thr " dl ctatorshtp of the proletariat ," and conduct mankind' s af fairs peace fu lly hereafter. und er the rule of Rea son. Economi c acll vi· ties, In particu lar. would be st ate- co ntrolled. Thi s fetching Idea has bl•e n a long time dying, Amer ica n llber· als long ago realizPd th at the Sov iet Union wasn' t exactly a good advert isement for it. and discreetly di stanced thl•m sel ves fro m communism. But both American liberal s and European democ r atic socialists had tr ou· b le dlsentanglng t hem se lves from the charms of communism "I n principle." and righ t throug h the Col d War man y ot tnem Kep t Wtllwm Rusher hopin g, audi bl y, that the United States and the Soviet Union wou ld Inch slowly toward eac h other - the Sov iet s becomi ng ·· more democra t lc politically." and thi s co un try be com in g " m o r f' d e m ocra ti c Pconomi call y. ·· I t has t ak en the utter co llapse of Sov iet comm unism, amid a welter of bare grocery shelves. to kill the Idea of a planned economy for good. T he liberal s ha ve qui ckly become authorities on t he intricaci es of mark et econom ics. dropped all propos~ al s tor a planned economy (e.g. Robert Rei ch's "Industrial polIcy '"!. and fallen back on such ot her long-tes ted and du ra bl y popul ar bra nds or snake oil as taxing the rich In order to redi st ribut e thei r IIJ ~ got t e n mil· lions to th e poor tand even, In a bel at ed concession to demogr aphics, the middl e class) . This ma y work pollt lcally for a while, sooner or later. But the liberals will miss thei r "planned economy." It was positively Invent ed for great minds like thei r s. Corruption, Evanistas thrive in Arizona " Maybe it' s time to repeal thP enablfn g act and re turn to territorial status." says Mark Acutt, editor of the Pinal Pia· neer , a feisty weekly newspape r published here . "No stat e ha s ever done I hat, but Arizona has proven Itself Incapable of sel f· governance." The statute to which Acutt refers Is the 1912 law that transformed Arizona fr om a territory Into the last of the 48 contiguous s tat~s to join the union. His attitude reflects no t m erely a j ournalist's skepticism but what Acuff characterizes as " the fundamental anarchist out · look of so many Arizonans." Indeed, anarchy might be preferable to the governance Arizonans have received In re· cent years. Residents of other states cynical abou t their poilU· c lans' performance might want to consider this abysmal record : Both of Arizona 's U.S. senators, Democrat Dennis DeConclnl and Republican John M cCain, are being Investigated by the Senate Ethics Committee to determine whether they sought to Improperly Influence federa l regu lators on behalf or a savings and l oan assocla lion executive who was a generous I campaign conl n butor. Th e relatio nsht p betwel'n three ot her senators- onP apiece fr om Ca liforni a. Oh io and Michigan and high-ro lli ng Arizona busi ness m an Charles H . K ea ting Jr. also is being protx·d But never before tn modern times have both se nators from one sta te been th e obj ecct of si mult aneous et hics in vt's tiga lions. Arlzona 's cu rrcnl governor, Democra t Rose Mofford, wa s actually elecled lo be secretary of state. She Is the second holder of thai largely ceremonial posi· tlon to be suddenly eleva t ed to til l a mid-term gubernatorial va· caney In recent year s. In most oth~r staets, the lletenanl governor would assume the leadership role - but Arizona' s constitution provides for no such office, and the embarrass· lng experiences have not In· spired changing the current arrrangement . The cheerful but Ineffectual Mofford considered running for a full term In the election to be held this November until she sustained a series of medical and political setbacks, Including an Ill-advised decision to commute the sentences of Ilfe Imprison· ment for a pair of murders. One beneficiary of Mo fford"s com pa ss ion was to be a man who had pounded hi s lover's former husband to death with a sledge· hammer. cu t the body int o sections and packed the pieces tnt o Ice ches ts. Moftord acl ed withou t knowing those grisly details. Instead. she read a sanitized summar y tha t described th e k iller's offense as "a crime of passslon" stemming from a marital co nfl ict. " Th e furor resulting from the governor 's inept handlin g of the malter forced her chie f of slaff l o abruptly resig n. then led l o her embarrassing reversal of the communication order. About a month later , she declared thai she would not seek elec tion nits year. Mottord became governor after Gov . Evan Mecham, a Republican elected In th autumn of 1986, was impeached by the legi slature In the sprin g of1988the fir st time such dra sti c action was lak~n agains t the chief executive of any state In almost 60 years. M ec ham was ousted from office for misusing state money - lending $80,000 In pubHc fund s t o his automobile dealership and tor obstru~ng an offici al Robert Walters inves ti gation Int o the conduct or an aide accuSI'd of thre aten in g a stat e employee. That employee had testi fied before a grand jury abo ut Mec ham' s a lleged co ncea l· mentor a campaign loan. Nevertheless, the r i ght -wing Mec ham sti ll enjoy s the support of a fana tica lly dedicated group of " Evanis tas." many of them fundamenta l ist Christians and co nservative Mormons. T hey have ga !ned control of stat e's Republican Party and placed II on record as declaring the United States to be "a Christian nallon ... based upon the absolute laws of the Bible." Former Sen . Barry M . Gold· water, R·Arlz ., the patriarch or co ntemporary co nservatism , characterizes them as "a bunch of kooks ." Columnist George Will , who possesses equally lm · .• pecable conservative creden· tl al s, describes them as "a erazed minority ." While the ba ck ing ot those , zeal ots and a record of one win and 10 losses In his previous bids for public office, Mecham Is waging another campaign. This year, he Intends .to be again elected Arizona' s governor. 1 Community calendar Should we feel better? By BOB HOEFUCH An Assoc iated Press news story reported that Loyalist soldiers burst Into a Lu theran ch u rch compound Monday In Liberia and massacred at least 600 civilian refugees most of which were women and ch ildren. The same news report, however, slated that Stat~ Depart· menI official s In Washington - a long way from the scene - said th at their lnfonnallon Indicated th at the number killed was 200. Only 200 - Is this supposed to make us feel better? The R~v. Michael Panzlo, pastor of lhe Rejoicing Life Church In Middleport, will leave on Sept. 2 for eight days In Nica ragua where he will be conducting a pastors' sem inar. Some 850 churches will be re presented at the three day event w hich Is being staged by the National Evangelical Nlcara· guan Church. One of six minister s from the United States going to the coun· try, the Rev . Mr. Panzlo will also minister to Contra soldiers acd U.N. Peace Holders du r ing hi s eight days there . A seco nd reader reports havIng received a telephone ca ll from Massachusettes, appar· cntly a part of a surv ey to gather opinions on which direction new federa l taxes should go. Recelv· ing the call wa s John Arnold of Po mr roy. Christy Roush, a junior at White hall Yearling High School. rece ived two honorable mentions for her paintings In th e Cen tral Ohio Regiona l Scholastic Arl Compet ition. Her work will be among th e pa in ting s of four Whitehall stu · dent s sen l to New York for a national competit ion. Christy. 16. Is the daughter of Juli e and Greg Roush and would like t o becom e a fashion Illustrator as she moves along In the fi eld of art . She Is the granddau ghter of Milton and Syracuse. Sara Roush of Wendell Grate, long associated wllh Rutland Furniture and ill tor several years, Is now confined to Amerlcare Center, 36759 Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy. Wen· dell does appreciate cards and visitors. His room number Is 151. Sandy and Roger Luckeydoo and their daughters, Amy and Lee, tonnerly of Middleport are liking their lite In Virginia . Amy made the dean's Jist at VIrginia Commonweath Uni ver sity and has been llsled In the Dean's List of American Co lleges and Unlversllles. She Is an active member In the newly chartered Clvltan Club on c ampus and is an Honor Society member . Amy will be a sophomore rn the tall. Lee Is an Honors Program student at L. C. Bird High and sli ll takes an acllve part fn Girl Scouting. She Is on the yearbook slaff, plays In lhe band, Is a member of Peer Advisors. She Is also singing In the church choir and Is a j un ior bell r inger at church. Sandy's hea lth these days Is good enough to allow her to stay quite acllve and that's good . She's been throu gh a greal deal. Av ice Freckcr. formerly of Racine, attended the recent meellng of !he Central Ohio Chapter of lhe Ohio University Alumni Assoclallon held at lhe Holiday Inn at the Ohio Cenler in Columbu s where she nOw re· sid es. Avice enjoyed the outing thoroughly. Speakl•r wa s John Kaplan who won the National New spaper Pho tographer of thl' Year Award In 1989and Is al so an O.U . Alumnus A few weeks ago we were b l:'ing bombard ed with th e bad ceo· nomic situation In Russi a. This week. Russia l aunc hed morP cosmonau Is Into space. Things must be better than we were led to believ e. On the other hand , perhaps, I hey manage I his under a frequen t fl ie r plan. Do kePp smiling. FRIDAY RUTLAND -The Rutland Township Tr ustees will mee t Friday at 6:30 p.m . at the Rutland Fire Stat ion. Thl' publlr Is In vited to at tend. POMEROY - The 1-:ag les class of Asbury Melhodfst Church will hold a bake sale on the Kroger parking Jot on Friday . POMEROY -There will be a clothing distribution day at th e Meigs United Methodist Cooper· alive Parish at 311 Co ndor Sl. In Po m eroy on F'riday from 9 a.m. lo 3 p .m . BURL I NCHAM The Bedford-Lad I History Gr oup will m eet on Friday at 7:30p.m . at th e Modern Woodsmen's Hall In Burlingham. Everyo ne i s we i· co me to at lend and bring Item s of Interest. M IDDLEPORT - Physica ls will be given Friday at Meigs Junior Hi gh for junior high football. 1 p.m .: j unior high voll eyball. 1: 45 p .m.; and a II oth er junior high athletes, 2:15 p.m . Ath le tes ar e to wear gym short s and t-sh irts. Physica l s wi ll be give n by Dr. Mark Brown and Dr . .James Withere ll. SATURDAY SA LEM CENTE R Slar Gra nge and Star Jun ior Grange wil l m eet Sa turda y at 8 p.m. Elec tion of offi cers will be held and fin al plans will be m ade for the fair boot r. at th e Meigs Cou nt y Fair. A potluck supper wi ll follow th e meeting. PORTLA ND The RLDS Churcc h wi ll have a ya rd sa le at the Ravenswood Bridge on the Ohio side on Salurday . wea ther permitti ng. School cloth es and much more will be avai lable. Al l proceeds will help the loca l ch urc h MID DLEPORT - Ho pe Bap l is t Ch urch. 570 Gra nt St reet . Middleport. wi ll have a vacat ion bibl e sc hool parade on Sa turday, leav in g the chu rc h at 7· 30 p.m . The public is invlled to partlct. pate. Work (' rs will be at lhr Crafts, domestic arts show set Those of you who enjoy sewing, knitting . croc heting, quilting, or working on oth er types of crafts wil l have the opportunity t o ·display that talent at th e domes· tic arts show at the !27th annua l Meigs County Fair, Aug . 14·18. Kay Frederick and J udy Eblin are the c hairmen of the show and the purchase of a membershlph· ti cket Is the only requirement . Entries mu st be made by 4 p.m .. Friday, Aug. 10 and all arti cles fo r jud ging mu st be on the grounds by noon Mond ay. Aug. 13. There Is to be no more than one enlr y In the sam e clas s by the sa me person and entry tags must be firmly at tached. Items will be judged according to appeara nce, 10 percent; sty le. 10 percent; workmanship, 50 per cent ; and mat eri al s 30 percent . Four best of show awards wi ll be given tor sewing. needlecratt. quilts. and rugs and hobby . Rosettes and $3 will al so be awarded . In th e division of ch ildren' s clothing, seven cla sses wi l l be offered . They are girls dress, cation and cot ton blends; gir ls fan cy dress; OOys m isce llaneou s: 1-shlrt ; child 's shorts; coa t or jatket; c hild r e n 's miscellaneous. There wil l be 17 classes In the calegory of adult clothing, in~ eluding ladles dress, cotton or cotton blends; fanc y or formal dress; better dress; ladles blouses; skirts; I shirts; cape or coal : ladles shorts; la d lt•s sla cks, lad les suit; ladll's Ja ck el; mens jacket ; mens shirt ; m ens mlo;cellaneous; l adies mlseel · laneous; practical ap ron; and fancy apron. In th e calegory o f nl'edl ecra ft . thr are 17 classes available for the exhibitor. They are pillow case . cross stitch: pillowcase. embroid ered; pillowcase. cro cheted trim ; cushion. applique; cus hion. cross s titch; r ushlon , cou nt E'd cross stitch ; cushion , embroidered: cushion, quilled. print ed; cushion, crewe l; CU · shl on, candlewi ck ; tablecl oth , -People in the news By llnlted Press International BURKE'S PLANS: Della Burke has designs on leaving " Designing Women. " Burke w as 1 t ed for an Emmy for her n~~o~~anee as th e vai n Suzan ne ~n the sitcom, but says she has conflic ting feelings aboul it. " There are a lot of wond erful wanted lobe I here things about il butforI some havetime not now," she l old The Orlando Sentin el. " It Is not a good workplace, not a good environ· ment. It's so strange. being part of so m ething I hat's so wonderful and so awful at the same time ." Bur ke praised her co-star s bu I was coy when asked about producers Unda Bloodworth· Thomason and HarryThomaaon . "I'm saving !h at for the book, " she said. " The last two years have been very ha rd. Personally, 1 lost all my self-esteem ." Burke's weight problem was the subject of supermarket tabloid stories but she's dieting now . "I'm doing that Prftlkln thing ," she sa ld . "ThIs lady comes and cooks stuff and labels II and I can take It to work ." Burke and her hu sband, "Major Dad" star Gerald McRaney, are In Or· l ando, Burke's hometown, for a Kidney Foundation fund-raiser Saturday night . CARSO N'S CfiARITY: Johnny Caroon has come to the aid of a chimpanzee back In his home state of Nebraska. Ofllclals at the small Northeast Nebraska Zoo In Royal sent a letter to Carson seekblg donations to The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 build new housi ng tor Re~ben, a chimp that Is I he zoos star at traction. Ca r son telephoned In response to the letter, saying he would contr ibute $55,000 a nd zoo offi cial Dick Haskin said Carson expressed a desire Ia give rural children the same opporunllles as city kids . paint ed: tabl ecl oth , embroi · dcrc d; tablec lot h, crochet ed; pot holders: dressed doll , hand· made: stu ffed toy, an imal or oth r r: and miscell aneous, no clo th ing, knitting , or croc·he t Five class~·s a n ' being offrrPd in the knitti ng categor y. lnc l ud ~ ing a fghan : swPal er , s lipovf' r , swrater , bull on fron t ; bi:lby swpater. and misc rlla neous. In th P ca trgory of rroc hPI t herr arP 1H classPs ava il a ble. They includr afRha n st it ch. afghan. granny squa rP; po(X'o rn stit ch: ri pple crochet afghan; shell stitch afghan : Navaho sllt r h af ghan. m iscPi la neous , rrorhet afghan, bedspread; ves t; cape or poncho: hank ie: doily ; baby Jfghan, grann y square; baby af ghan . shell sti t ch; baby afghan. oth rr: sweater set, three piece: crocheted potholders. two · an d m lscPIIanrous crochet. T;...o classes are offered In" ! he ca tegory of r ugs Include loom wove n rug and any other rug . In the category of hobby corner therP are 17 c lasses ava ilablP. Th ey Include picture , candlew iek, picture. cross slllched ; picture. colored embroidery; pict ure, needl epo inl ; pictu re crewel; pict ure. <'ounted cross stitch; hand made purse; cer am· ics; stC"nc! ling; wcxxJcraft items; I !quid embroidery; decorated wreath. grapevi ne; derora tPd wreath, oth er na tural m ater ial: m ark et baskPt, one : pother baske t: one ; wal l baskl't . one ; and reeyelcd ma teria l ... chu rch trom 1: :10 p.m. until parade l ime to assist child r en in decorating their bicycles. etc. chicken and rib barbecue on Sunday. Servi ng will beg in at 11 RACINE - There wtll be a gospel sing at the Fellowship Church In Racine on Saturd ay at 7 p.m . feat uring Ru ss and the Southern Hill Gospel Si ngers. Pas tor Char les Bush In vites th e public. RUTLAND - The N icholson reu nion wil l be held Sunday at 12: :lO p.m. with a potluck dinner at Fores t Acres Park . All family and friends are Invit ed to attend. REEDS\1LLE - The Reeds · vi lle United Me th odist Chu rc h wi ll hold a rummage and bake sa le at the church on Sa turday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . There will be a large se lection of mere han· dis~ and hot dogs , sloppy joes and soft drinks will be sold . T he churc h Is located arross from Reed 's Star~ in Reedsvil le. POMEROY -A " rervcle dav" wi ll be held Sa turday fr~m 9a to noon al lhe Kroger Sltore parking lot In Pomer oy . Mo st recyc labl e item s will be taken on a donation basis. Newspaper s should be tied In bundles or in paper bags; glass separated by co lor and lid s r emoved: plastic milk jugs and liter bot tles separ · cJ IL' wit h cap s remove d; tin ca ns wi th ends out and flatt ened. m. RACINE - T he Sp iritua l F aith Ch urch in Racine wil l hold it s f irst homecoming Saturday beginning at II a. m . There wt ll be special music by several groups. The public is inviled to attend. Br ing a covered dish and law n chair. LANGSVILLE - T he ftllh ann ua l outdoor hymn smg at the Ca r l Gorby Farm will be held Sat urday at 7: JOp.m. The farm is located two miles west of Langsville on Route 325 off Rou te 124. T hr public is invited to att end. Bri ng law n chairs an d swpatr r s. SUNDA\" SYRACCSE- Dedi ca ti on sr r vicP for th r Syracuse Nazarenr Church wi ll be held Su nday with a fellowship hour at 9 a.m .. se rvice at 10 a.m. Spea ker will br Rev . Herb Rogers. district super· intend ent. Spe lcal music will br by Gllliam·s Ministrie s T hr public Is Invited . SYRACCSE - Therr will be a bapti sma l service for thP Syra· r use Ch arge for MariC.'a Arnolds on Sunday at 2: :mp m POMEROY - The Pomernv Fire Df>pa rt mrnt will havf' a a .m. Monday lhrough Fri day fr om 6: 30 to B: ]I p.m. Cl asses will provided for age groups, nursery through and including a dull . POMEROY-The Meigs Local Band Booster s will meel Monday at 7 p .m . at the high sc hool band room. Tuberc ulin sk in tests will be given tor fair workers. RAC INE - The Willford reun ion will be held Sunday at Star Mill Park In Racine. Dinner wi ll begin at noon. SYRACUSE - The Sulton Township Tru stees will meel Munday at 7::!11 p.m. at lhe Syracuse Munici pal Building RUTLAND - Fred Taylor wil l be a t the Pop lar Ridge Ch urch Fe llow ship Hall. Br ing table and cove red dish. Even t begins at LONG BOTTOM -There wi l l be reviva l at the Mt . Olive Co mmun ity Chu rc h Monday through Su nd ay al7 p.m . nightl y . Pas tor Law rf'ncP Bush invite s thP publ ic noon . KANAUGA- The Silver Mem· nrial Freewi ll BapUsl Chu rch will be havi ng its 20th anniver · sa ry homecom in g on Sun day beginning at 10a.m . There will be specia l singing and preaching. A ba sket dlnnPr will begin at noon. Pas tor Andrew Parsons invites I he public. L01'J"RIDG F: - There will be a smorgasbord din ner Su nd ay from noon to 2 p.m . al th e Lotlr idgr Co mmu ni ty Center . loca ted five mi les wes t of Cool ville. Prke is $J for adul ts il nd $2 .50 for Children. MONDAY RAC IN E- The Racine Village Co un cil will meet Monday at 7 p.m . at Star Mill Park. VBS veteran is recognized Betty Spencer, of the Pomeroy Church of Ch ris t, recently co m ~ pleled 20 years of vacation blbl<' school. She was rece ntly reeo g nized and presented wilh a gift o appreciation. The Daily Senlinel i USPS IU-960) 1\ Dh•lJOion of Mu lllmedla. lot•. Pulllish r'll cv«>rv a flrrnoon . Monda\· throol(h F'rld a~·. 111 Co urt St.. Po mProv . Ohlo . bv tht• Ohl!l Val lev Pub· llshln·);! Cornp;;n~ Mulllm4'dl a.· ifl<' . Pom(>t"OV. Ohio 4:176~. Ph . ~2-2 1 56. &> ("O nd r lass posta~f' paid at Pn m No:-· . Ohio Unl!Pd Pr PSs lnlPrna tlonal . Inland Uall~ Pri'Ss Assoc iation and lh<' Ohio NPw spaprr i\ssoc latlon Na!lonal M{'lll t:H•r RAC INE - T he Ractne Chap· trr 134 Order of I he Eastern Star wil l meet Monday at 7: 30 p.m . T hen' will be Initiatory work . Officers are t o wea r chapter dresses. Pot luck re fresh ments wi l l be served and al l m ember s arc urged to attend. REEDSV I LLE -T hr Ol ive Township Trus tees will ffi('{'l Monday at 7: :10 p m . at th e · Reedsville Fi re Hou se PO MF:ROY - Vaca ti on Bi ble Sc hool will be held at St . Pa ul Lutheran Church. along with Pomero)' Unit ed Methodist Chu rch and T rini t v Congrega tiona! Church. Mondav through Friday from 6· :10 toR: 30p.m The 1he m P is " Journt>y s with J es us." Co n tact Rf'v . Lau ra Sh reffkr for further in formoJ tion. MIDDLEPORT - The Hop<' flaplist Chu rch in Middleport wt ll have Vaca ti on Bi ble Sc hool Ad vN I! s ln ~o~ fu>pr('s t•nta tl ve. Bran ham NPw spaprr Sa il'S. 711 Thir d Av£'nu e Nf'w Yor k. Nt'W Yor k 10017. 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MOTORS Nttd Not h Present To Win FREE COFFEE, POP AND DONUTS (b~ept Dt~wns) i CASH · DRAWING FOR $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE AND OTHER DOOR PRIZES 10°/o OFF EVERYTHING Bows and..J.AI!r'dy Marked $2000 CASH BACK!' $1032 IN PACKAGE SAVINGS!tt ,·, ., �4 The Daily Sentinel Page Pomeroy Friday, August 3, 1990 Middleport, Ohio Cardinals edge Phils, 4-3; Giants close in on fading Reds By GARY SULENTIC UPI Sports Writer Joe Torre found out that It's still a numbing experience to win a game, esplclally when It's the first one In seven years. " It wasn't easy," said Torre, foUowtng the Cardinals 4·3 vic· tory over the Philadelphia Phil· lies . ''I'm still a little numb. " The new Cardinals skipper enjoyed his team's first victory since laking the reins from interim manager Red Schoen· dienst on Wednesday. Schoen· dienst had stepped in when Whitey Herzog resigned July 6. Although not new to major league management, Torre hasn't supen1sed !rom the du - gout since being fired by the AtlaniJ! Braves In 1984. "I'm trying to take It slow, " Torre said . "! will be relying on my coaches. The nex I few months will be a period of adjustment for me and the team. '' VInce Co leman's three-run double In the sixth Inning off White Sox win two; A's keep rolling By PAUL DEFEDE UPI Sports Wrller Two mighty swings from Oakland 's Jose Canseco helped put the Chicago White Sox back In their place despite gaining their first doubleheader sweep In seven years. Lead by several rookies Thurs· day n lght, Chicago swep t Mil· waukee 4·3 and 4-2, but Canseco blasted two home runs. including his major league leading 34th In a 7-5 win over California. ·a hlll'ltday Majors P ~s lnw-r ..uo,.J Al"t::RIC-\N LEAGL'E E&~;t T•~ \\ I. I'd (;8 Si Ill S3M .U It .Sll •, lloMon ..... Toronto n u tts , ., .51 U - ..... 1 ~ U OiPWl&lld Mllwaatr.H- ... Nnr \'or1L ....... ... U )7. I D li! "~·. Oakland . Cll k a«n T~n&ll .. ITI 6 1, .1411 .t:l!l II !! 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Frank Thomas. making his major-league debut, drove In the wi nning run In the opener and rookie Robin Ventura lined a two-run single In the nightcap. June 1990 draft choice Alex Fernandez added seven strong Innings In his major-league pitch · ing debut In the first game. 15~ ·~ ,. ,. ~t! 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He warned not to count out Ch icago. Canseco overtook Cecil Fielder of Detroit for the major league home run lead and registered his seventh multi~ homer game of the season. He's not talking about Chicago's season or their rookies. Instead he's tal king a bout a 50·50 season. Elsewhere In the AL, Balti· more ripped Kansas Ci ly 5 ~ 1 , Detroit edged New York 6-5 In 14 Innings, Texas shaded Toronto 5~4 In 11 Innings, and Seat tl e pounded Minnesota 7·2. Orioles 5, Royals I At Baltimore. Cal Ripken tr ipled across three runs and scored another 1o power the Orioles. Bob Melvin hit his third home run and Craig Worthington added an RBI single. Dave Johnson, 11-6, got the win. Gregg Olson. recorded two ou1s for his 25th save. Pete Filson remained winless at 0·2. Tigers 6, Yankees 5 14 lnnlnJ!l< AI New York. Chet Lemon 's one-out triple In the 14th Inning scored Dave Bergman 10 li ft Detroit, ending the 4-hour, 40· minute game . Cecil Fie lder slruck out flve tim es in six at -bats. Range.-. 5, Blue Jays 4 II Innings A1 Texas . SIPvr Buechele' s two-out single In the 11th innin g scored Ruben Sierra from seco nd to carry the Rangers Brad Arnsberg, 5·1. pitched the flnal2 2·3 innings for the Rangers' fourth straight victory . Toront o fell one -hall gaml' behind first· place Boston in !heAL East. John Ca ndalerl a. H, took the loss in relie f . Mariners 7, Twins 2 At Seattle. Tracy Jones drove in two runs and Brian Holma n scattered seven hit s over f•lgh T inning s to lead the Mariners . Alvin Davis added three hit s, including a homer, 10 fu el Sea t tie's 15-hit at tack . Holman . ra i sed his record 10 11·7. Mark Guthrie. 3·4. absorbed thr l oss . allowing four run s in ~ 2 :\ Innings. reliever Dennis Cook wa s the dlflerenc e offensively and Lee Smith picked up his 18th save by retiring all six batters he faced over the final two Innings. Torre managed the Cincinnati Braves to a National League West title In 1982 and also skippered the New York Mets from 1977-81. He 's been in the business long enough to know that a man ager can only do so much. ·'We got the big hit by Coleman and once we turned It over to Lee Smith there Is nothing else you ca n do, " Torre said. "You stop managing, you win it or lose It." Held to just one single through the first live Innings , St. Louis knocked out starter Jose DeJe· sus, 2·3, with singles by Todd Zelle, Milt Thompson and Jose Oquendo In the sixth. Cook came In and struck out pinch hiller Rod Hudl er but Co leman lined his double over center fielder Lenny Dykstra for a 4·2 Cardinal lead ' 'Maybe he was playing me a little shallow," Coleman satd with a grin . ''I'm a little guy and I'm just closi ng my eyes and swinging." filth complete ga me and im· proved to 4·0 lifetime against the Expos since coming to the NL a year ago. Dennis Martinez took the loss and fell to 7-8. Pirates 8, Cubs 5 At Chicago, Bobby Bonil la smacked two solo hom ers, and Andy Van Slykeand Barry Bonds added two ~ run shots power ing Pittsburgh . John Smiley, 5-5. sca1lered nine hits over 5 1-.1 Philadelphia co uld on ly mus COLONY THEATRE ter o ne mor(? run in the bottom of 1he sixth when Charlie Haves came home on a pinch-hit single by Randy Ready 10 fin alize sco ring, 4·3. "We needed that one more hit and didn't gPI i t ," Phi lad elph ia Manager Nick Ley va said "Ju s! one big hit would ha\'e been the difference ... Elsewhere in the Nat ion al League, New York beat Mont · real, 5-l; Pittburgh rapped Cht cago, 8 5; San Diego bea t Ctncin nail. 8-5: Houston s toppf>d Atl a n ta 3-1. a nd Sa n Franci sco downed Los Angeles ..l l Mets 5, Expo' I At Montreal, Frank V iola threw a six -hitt er to become the Na ti onal Leagu e's ftrsl 1~> - ga me w innPr this srason and D arry·l Strawberry drovr in rhrr r run~ with a sin g le qnd a homt' r 10 IPad New York Vi ola. 15·5, thr ew his GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Pom8I"OV . OH 204 Condof St. S~rlng & Summer Hours MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A.M .·6 PM SAT . 9 A .M .- 1 PM CLOSED MONDAYS ~THE innin gs, ending a personal four game winless streak. Bob Walk finished for his f irst save since 1986. Steve Wilson, 3-7, pitched just one inning for the loss. Padres 8, Reds 5 At Cincinnati. Joe Ca rter drove In five runs with a three-run homer and a double to lift San Diego. DPnn is Rasmu ssen, 8-9, gave up fiv e runs on eight hits and two walks while striking out one over 6 1·3 innings. Tom Browning, 10·6, was belled for seven runs on seven hits and tw o walks over rn.·o innings. !\slros 3, Braves I AI Houston , Bill Cullickson scat tered fi vP hit s over seven innin gs and Ca r l Nicho ls and Casey Candaele provided pinch · hit RBI to lead the As u·os. Gul lickson, 7-8 , allowed one r un while walking one and striking out one. Larry Andersen pitched the final two Innings and re· corded his fifth save. Tom Glavlne. 6-7. allowed three runs on eight hits in a losing effort. Giants 3, Dodgers I AI San Francisco, Robbie Thompson homered in the fifth inning to break a l ~ llicand Matt Williams contributed an RBI double to lift the Giants. John Burkett, 10 ~3. scattered six hits over 8 1·3 innings. Mark T hur· mond finished for his third save. Fernando Valenzuela, 8-9, worked six innings, allowing six hils and all three Giants runs . FRI.-SAT.-SUN. ~,., ... 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SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. • • 500 EAST MAIN 992-2174 POMEIOY, OHIO No one was Injured In a two-car accident Thursday on Township Road 100. Jason M. Rowe, 16, 29260 Rowe Road, Racine, wa s traveling south on Township Road 100 when his car went left of center striking a car driven by Timmy J. Manuel. 35, 49370 Manuei Road, Racine. Rowe was cited by the Gallia·Melgs Post , State Highway Patrol for !allure to yield hal! of roadwa y . Squads respond to six calls Units of Meigs Co unty Emergency Medical Services responded to six calls for assls IJ!nce on Thursday. At 12 :34 p.m., Pomeroy squad responded to a two-car accident. Erestlne Cousineau, Richard Cousineau, Cora Lee and Tracy Lee were all treated but not transported. At 4:53 p.m., Middleport squad was called to Middleport Hill. Terry Currents was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 8:17 p.m., Racine went to Beechtown Road for Courtney Jones . Jones went to Holzer Medical Center. At9: 07 p.m., Mldldeport squad went to Beech Street for Mary Lang. She was treated but not transported. At 10:29 p.m., Pomeroy went to West Main Street. Harry Schwab was transportzd from there to Veterans Memorial. At 10: 27 p.m. , Middleport squad transported Kellh Musser from the Middleport Pollee Department to Veterans Memorial. A Spe,ial Edition In The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August .2 3, 1990 RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT NOW BY CALLING: 992-2156 ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1990 Marlene Lantz, 30, Long Bot · tom, died Thursday evening as a result of an auto accident. Born In Ravenna, she was the daughter ol Opal Marie Wyer s Baslm and the late Paul V. Baslm. She was employed as a flagman of the PDK Construction Company In Pomeroy. Survived by a son , Clifton Paul Harvey, at home: two brothers. George Baslm , Stewart; and Paul Baslm, Long Bollom; five Syracuse... & III ONf SOAY • ~~j S HOWI~G' ~ A TUI!D AY South Central Ohio Becom ing partly cloudy Fri· day night, with a low between 60 and 65. Partly cloudy Saturday, with a chance of showers and thunderstorm s, and highs In the mid 80s. Chance of rain Is 40 percent. EKtended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of showers and thunderstorm s Sunday and Man· day, with fair weather on Tuesday . Highs will be mostly In the 80s each day, with overnight lows In the 60s. No one hurt in 2-car mishap Marlene Lantz ',,..,... lJolw}d £Nrl, ' ..,,.., "'Dt.V( Weather Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Ellis & Loewt --Area deaths-Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner and Danny DeVita in . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .-Local news briefs----. AND -·--·o. Friday, August 3, 1990 IS IS 15 15 sisters, Linda Kay Moullhan. Ironton: Bonnie Sue Lascar. Ravenswood, W.Va.; Nola Jean Williams, Reedsville: Donna Fay Dolton, Coolville: and Patty Marte Baslm, Stewart . Services will be held Monday at II a.m. at White Blower Funeral Home In Coolville with Rev. John Butcher officiating. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Gardens . Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday and all day Sunday at the funeral t orne. Co ntinued from page 1 Moore and Hunnel reported that the Swim·A ·Thon held at Syracuse last year was their largest financial endeavor. The unit will also be holding a golf tournam ent at Jay Mar Golf Course on August 16, they r<·ported . Mayor Eber Pickens who is also the fire chief reported that the deparment received no bid s for the construction of an add! tion to their fire bay Permission was given lor the department to read vrrtise. Pickens also reported that the older rtre truck has been painted and is back In sen1ce. Council discussed the painting of water hydrants which will be referred to th e water department. It was also noted that work on Seventh Street In front of the elementary school should be co mpleted possibly before school starts. This Is one of the project s to be completed with Issue II money . lt Is hoped when t h£' school pro j ect Is completed it will eliminate the heavy flooding on the highway In front of the Enoch property as the water flow will be routed awa y from the area. A new culvert has been placed across the highway between the Post Office and the Racine National Bank. It was noted by Kenny Buck· ley, councilman that he checked the area during the la st heavy rain and conditions In thf' .a rea were much better. The fire department and the Rejoicing Life Church each gave the village $100 for th e use of li ght s during the baseball lour· namet and the church revival. The money wa s placed In the pool fund. Zane Beegle, manag er of Lon· don Pool met with council and report ed on last month ' s actlvl· l iPs Receipt s for the month totaled $6.916 and expenses to taled $7,365 . Even though there was a defici t the pool fund is still in the black It was po inted out. Cou ncil in other action agreed to pour a concreetr floor at thr sheller located nPxt to Marina Dr ive Al so, Huckley agreed to see tha t the docks are placed in the river. Tyson Drummer, c ouncil me~ber suggested possibly a eontes1 could be held. involving residents in palnllng the fire hydra nts. Such cnntests ha ve been held In other villages and citi es. The matter will be re· !erred to wat er board members. K athr vn Crow , council woman suggeSird that Scott Lisle be hired to work for the village. HowevN . dur to thP Occupa · Gas... Continued from page 1 Arab Emirates. Somr ~>6 percent of BP's oil co mes from Alaska' s North Slope. spokeswoman Mar cia Meennans said . BP does not have exploration or production operations In Ku · walt and trades only small amounts of ollln fraq . BP America kept prices un· changed Thursday at It s Sohlo stations, but they could be raised soon. "Given thai scenario tcompetl· tors raising prices), It's likely we may go up," said BP America spokeswoman Anne Strallltf. tiona! Safety and Health Admm lstratlon, OSHA a minor Is not permitted to operate power equipment , therefore the hiring was not possible. There Is a posslblly the youth could be hIred for work other than mowing such as painting or placing of signs In the village Attending In addition to I ho se named were Jim Pape, council · man, Janice Lawson, clerk · treasurer and Jim Connolly, pollee chief. Am Electric Power ............. 29\1, AT&T ... ............... .... ......... 36'1. Ashland Oil ...... . ................ 31'1. Bob Evans ....................... 13)18 Charm lng Shoppes ........ .. ..... 9V. City Holding Co .. ................. 15 Federal Mogul. .. .... ........ .. .16% Goodyear T&R ..............25% Kev Centurion ....... ......... .12\1, Lands' End....... . . . .. . .... 15 Lim lied Inc ...................... .18% Multimedia Inc .... .. . .......... .62'1. Rax Restaurants ................ ... 2 Robbins & Myers ...... ........ .. 20 3;4 Shoney's Inc ............. 14\i, Star Bank .... . ............... 18 Wendy's lnU ................ 6 Worthington lnd . .. ... .23 Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS Damon Gibbs, New Haven, W.Va.; Terry Day, Pomeroy; Frances Rou sh, Mason. W.Va.: Allee Walsh. Middleport: Terri L. Cu rrence. Mill Creek, W.Va. DISCHARGES- None. Judge O'Brien processes 24 cases in Meigs County Court Meigs County Court Judge Patrick H . O'Brien processed 24 cases on Wednesday. Paul S. Robinson, Rutland, speed, $23 and costs; Timothy J . Chrestay, Mineral Ridge, record of duty station violation, $25 and costs: Douglas R. Oliver, Stock· port. safety violation, $25 and costs: Scott Barton, Pomeroy, failure to control, $20 and costs: Shannon Slavin, Syracuse, speed, $21 and costs: Roderick L. Parsons, Gay, W.Va. , no medical certificate, $25 and costs: James F. Barnett, MaiiJ!, safety viola · lion, $25 and costs: John F. Mink, Abingdon, Va., no medlcalcertlf· lcate, $25 and costs . Also, Raymond A. Robinson , Jr., Whipple, safety violation, $25 and costs: Menifee Blevins. Pomeroy, DUI. SJOO and costs. 30 days In jail, suspension of opera · lor's license for six months: speeding, costs only ; no opera · tor's license, $75 and costs. 30 days In jail concurrent with other charges; Patrick H. Blosser, Parkersburg , W.Va ., speeding, $27 and costs: Terri Bowling, Racine. failure to stop, $25 and costs: Henry W. Doerfer. Rich· mond, Va., no operator's license. $75 and costs, three days In jail suspended upon proof of valid operator's licen se: Donald 1.. Armentrout, Middleport, speed· lng, $20 and costs. Douglas Durkan . Bidwell. speed, $22 and costs: Mary E . Wilson, Pleasant City, seat belt violation, $10 and costs: Mark A. Salser. Syracuse. DUI. $300 and costs, three day~ In jail , sus· pended license for 60 day s; left of center, costs only: Floyd D . Pullins, Portland, DUI, $300 and costs, three days In jail, sus · pended license for 60 day s; failure to control. costs only; License issued Divorces granted A marriage license ha s been Issued to Mi cha el James Todd . 21, Albany, and Luann Lyn Bepler. 22. Columbus, In the Meigs County Probate Court. Divorces have been granted by the Meigs County Common Pleas Courl to Wanda Lae Riffle from Robert William Riffle, Barbara Arthur from Chester W. Arthur, and Beverly J . Dowell from Roy W. Dowell. A dissolution of marriage has been granted to Rick Hatfield and Dotti e Joe Hatfield. _ _ _ Meigs announcements _ __ Issue two meeting An Informational meeting will be held on Monday at 7 p.m. for all township trustees. v illage officials and county office holders who are Interested In applying for 1991 Issue Tw o Funds. The meeting will be held In the Meigs County Common Pleas Courtroom. Meigs County Engineer Phil Roberts will assist those Interested In filling out the applications for the fund s and will deliver th e applic ations t o Marietta . The Daily Sentinel- Page-S Rummage, bake sale set The Reedsville United Metho· dlst Church wlll hold a rummage and bake sale at the church on Sat urday from 10 a.m. unUI 4 p.m. In addition to rummage sale Items and homemade baked goods, the church will be selling hot dogs, sloppy jOl'S and .so ft drinks. A handcrafted macrame lawn chair will also be given away . Proceeds will benefit the Reedsville United Methodist Women and the Reedsville Uni · ted Methodi st Youth Fellowship . JIM OBB disorder ly conduct, $40 and costs, three days In jail served consecutively with DUI sent · ence; Nellie M. Perin, Long Bottom, obstructing official bust· ness, $50 and costs, 30 days suspended sentence. two years probation: Diana Gibson, Bel· pre, obstructing official bust· ness, $50 and costs, 30 days In jail suspended, two years probation; Donlta Pooler, Pomeroy, contrl butlng and petty theft. $100 on 1676 UNCOLN HEIGHTS-POMEROY, OHIO SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1990 10:00 A.M. and costs, resU t utlon on each charge. Kathleen (Suslet M Smith, Pomeroy, passing bad checks, 13 charges] $25 and costs and restitution on each charge. Posting bond was Eugene S. · Eckerman, Myrtle Beach. S.C., speed, $80 and costs . ' 1990 Gallia County Junior Fair Program Friday, Aug. ) to a .m. Pretty Baby Contest 12 30 p m sponsored by the Gallipolis Jr . Wom e n·s Club 32nd Annual Market LO'T1b Sole Show Arena 130p.m Main Stage Show Arena Show Arena 11 o .m 1:30p.m 30th Annual Molf<et Hog Sole 8th Annual Tobacco Sole 39th Annual Market Steer Sale Midway Cloggers OSIPA Sanctioned lractor Pull Just Another Bond Just Another Bond Saturday, Aug. 4 JuniOI" Fair Horse Show Farm Bureau lolenl Show 7:30p.m Demolition Derby Bp .m 9pm Earl Thomas Conley Main Stage Teen Dance Actrvitres Building sponsored by the 0 .0. Mcintyre Pork District IOp.m Earl Thomas Conley 3 p m. 3 30 p.m 630pm 730pm Bp.m IOpm Show Arena Main Stage Pulling lrock Main Slage Main Stage Horse Arena Main Stage Pulling Track Main Stage Pumt'rH\ 992-2124 Houn.: II am to ~lid Sun . Th uro; I l am to I am Fn & ~l Plek-Up Only! LARGE 1 ITEM PIZZA $599 PAN OR ORIGINAL STYLE! t.,,.. ',9 90 Domonc 1 l'l1u 111 c Our !k!Yen IHt ''"-" t2 0 00 [")11.., .,... • •• • ,,,..,.., ' " '"'"'• o•l• .... ..,0 ........ •• P"""•t•P••"Q IOCII.toO ... 0""' S•l• II• l ......... ""lll> ~ •blo 1'1>.1'11 ll,..f I>. NO C A.I'If El'l QPPQI'ITUNITIES lliOW A\/Alll8lfr .(l.,ot ...... "FAIR" Dealin' Davs! C FRIDAY, AUGUST lrd 3 Days sATURDAY, AUGUST 4th: MONDAY, AUGUST 6th Only! + 1990 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio. reserves the right to bid at this sale , and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further. The Farmers Bank end Savings Company reserve the right to reject any or all bids submitted . BERETTA GTZ $1,400 Rebate Further. the above collateral will be sold in the condition it is in with no expressed or implied warranties gi ven . 1990 For more information, contact Scott Shank at 992-3293 . .. days suspPnsion of operator' s license, two yt•ars probation; Deborah Faw, Rutland, two counts of passing bad checks, $25 Big Discounts Big Rebates "BIG SAVINGS" HOUSE AUCTION LUMINA APV $] ,2 50 Rebate BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS •• i'• each co unt. costs, restltution, bO _:~,, 1990 Corsica $1 ,000 Rebate .,.·• 1988 FORD TEMPO G.L. 4 DR. AM-FM stereo, A/C, power door locks, R.W. defroster. cloth interior. This car is extra nice. ONLY$5995 OR$13500 I'EIMO. 1986 FORD TAURUS .................. S3995 V-6 engine, auto. trans .. tilt wheel. cruise control. AM-FM stereo canette, luggage rack, air cond. This car runs & drivel like new . 1991 S-1 0 PICKUP 51,000 REBATE 1990 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE and BROUGHAMS s1,000 Rebate 1985 DODGE LANCER 4 DR••S2995 6 speed trans., air cond., AM-FM stereo. Nice car. 1987 CHEV. CHEVEnE 2 DR..... S2995 4 fiP&ed trans., cloth interior, 61.000 milea. new Ford trade. hill DAVIS, DWNEI MAIII SEAIUS, SALESMAN MONDAY lhru THURSDAY 9 :20-&:30; FRIDAY 8 :30·6 :00: SATURDAY 9:00- 1:00 MarkJs Auto Sales} Inc. 992-3011 (AJ5 General Hartinger Parkway Middleport, Ohio 45 7W 1991 S-10 BLAZER Sl,OOO REBATE JIM COBB 3 BIG DA~S TO SA~EI 1990 CADILLAC EL DORADOS and SEVILLES $2,000 Rebate: CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBI CADILLAC-GEO, INC. 992 OHIO . '• '' �_ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 3, 1990 __,__ ·- By The Bend oo ou... orne to hun;t The Daily Sentinel ' Friday, August 3. 1990 Page- 7 This Message and Church Directory Sponsored Ry The Interested llu.~;nesse.~; Listed On This Page. 6h\ SWISHER & LOHSE ·: '-23!7' Veterans Memorial Hospital · liS I. Memorial Dr. Pre\cnphons 9971955 997-7104 SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY 112 North Second A... Micldltport, Ohio Ph and comtined wlth marri ng prayer on til:• ll'trd SUrday. Morring Jn.Y€'1 and ~nnon on all Cft'er &J~s of tt.? morth C'hu rr· h Sdloo:J and Nurwry care prov!ci.'d Cotr~ mur 1n ttl> Parish Hall mmediately ronowtn~ ttr S('fV\c~· POMEROY CHLTRCH OF' ClffiiST. ll1 W Main St . L:o l.as h. evan~lst Bttili' &hOO 9· ]) a m ; Monl.ng wocstip. 10 :Ua.m .. Youth lllCl'llrlp. 6:00p.m. : Ewnlng worship. l f() p m. W{'(il~ night Jnyer ~lnr;::amJBH~t ' Shdy HJl p m 1l{E SALVATION ARMY . 11'> 8\Jtr>rnut A\.f" , Poll'IE'fOy Mrs Dora \o\-'lnlnJ<: in r har Jt't'. Surday MU~c; mMing. 10 am . Su~· School, lO:ll a .m Surrl~ Sd)(.d. YPSM Elotst> /\dams, lead~Y 7 lJ p m SaJvaUon m('('{!ng. various Sfi'akC"S and muslr s]Ffials. Thun;d<zy, II :ll a.m. to~ p.m. Ladle; Humt> (J>Agllf'. mro~tH's tn r hargr. all wcrnm lnvtt('(t 6:45 p.m. Thur.ll<w. Corps C.a dt~ (lasss (Youllt Prople-I:JIIlt>f, 7 :D p.m Blbl~· St~ and Pra~·er mf'f'llng Olfll tot rt> ptbltc POMEROY WES-rnDE CH\:R01 OF C HR~T l.miOilldren s llomf'Road 1Courtv Rood 161 m:§W7 Vocal mustc SUrdav Woi shlp 10 a.m., BII:J.e Stlrly ll am.; Worsl!lp, 6p rn Wt"dnal~ Bll1e Sttrly . 7 p m Spt>akt'l. lanOOn Hup;". £~Van~1. BIBLE CHURCH OF JF.SUS CHRIST APbS TOLTC FAITH - f'f'W Lima Road. nPxl to F'or t Meigs Park Robert W. Rlehards. pastor. Sunday services, 10 a .m . and 7 p · m Wrdn esday worship, 7 p.m UNITED METHODIST GRAHAM ?reac hing 9: .YI a.m . tint and sero nd Sun· days of ('ach m ont h: third and fourth Sun day each month worship serv!Ct'S at 7 30p. m: WednPSday f"VE'IIlngs at 7·.)) p m Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENT H-DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· ~rry Hrlghts Road . Pom~oy Past or Bob Snyder , Sabbath School Superlnlt>ndt>nt , Ro dn ey Splrf'S Sabba th School begins at 2 p m on Saturday aft prnnon with wor.c;h lp servlet> followlnjit a t 3.00 p.m . Evt>ryon+> welcome RUTLAND FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SlstN Harrlf'tt Warnel' , Sup!. Sunday School 9· .ll a m . Morn In~ Worship. 10 45 am POMEROY F' IRST BAPTIST East Main St S!f'\lf' F'Ullf>r. pastor rri'Orj.l(' Skinner, Sunday School Sup erl n! Pndl'nl Sunday School. 'l· 30 am; Morning Wor !ihip 10·30 a .m .. WednPSday f'Vf' nlng prayN and Bibl e study, 7 . .Jl p.m PIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST. 41872 Po rn eroy Ptkf>. E Lamar O'Brya nt , pas tor and Sunday School Direct or. Sunda y SChool g lO a m ; Mornin g Worship. 10: 45. Choir practl<'l', 6:.J:l p.m .: evenin g worship, 7.1'1 p.m, WednBSday PrayPr S..rv l<'f'. 7'.YI p.m MissiOn Friends (ages 2-61. Royal Ambassadors Iboys afles 6-181. and Girl! InAction (ages &IR Ion Wedn£S d!y!i, 7 ll p m Chur rh·wld!' Vl.c;llat lon 6: 30 p rn Tuf>Sday. FA IT H TABERNACLE CHURC H. Bal II")' Run Road. Rl'v . EmmPit Rawson pas tor Handl t>y Dunn, sup! Sund.a)' School. 10 a .m: Sunday f'Vf'nlngservlce. 7 OOp m . Bible IC'8ching. 7·00 p.m Thur sday SYRACUSE MISSION , Cherry St . Sy · raeu11e. Mark Morrow. pastor Serv lct>S, 10 am . Su nday Evl'n lng St"rviCf'S Sunda y and Wednesday at 6. 00 p m. :: 'MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF' CH A 1ST . IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Dwight Hal ~·. •ttnt elder, Wanda Mohler, Sunday School .,.Supt. Sunday School 9: l:l a.m: Morning hlp 10.30 a.m .. Even!nil Worship 7· l) ~ p . m . ; Wtdnesda y prayer mE't'tlng7<ll p m : won _· Mr. MOR IAH CHURCH OF GOD. ., Racin!'. Rl'v James Satterfield, past or f Frf't'man Williams. Supt Sunda )" &hool • t :45 a.m .. Sunday and Wednmday t'VI'n :.n.K •~ICE'S, 7 p m .' MIDDLEPORT F1RST BAPTIST ==Sixth and Palmet' Rev. James A. · n. pastor: Don Wilson. S S Su pt . ~lah Whil e. Asst. Supt. Sunday School am ; morning wonhlp 10 15 am, · Sit~Y tvtnlng wor!lhlp 7 pm: Pray er •~lng and Bibl e Study Wedneada)' 7 •jib; Men' s Praytor Brl'akrast. Ill! Sa tu r ea('h month 7 am In fellowship haiL . .lr choir practiCE' Sunday. 8 pm; ra dio . ~am " Prfl)lrlng thl' Way" Saturday, •J-9J!I WMOV 1360 AM, Ra venswood. WV: "Litrd'• Supper oblerved ht Sunay of l'ach ...» !!14Y t '.M!DDLEPORT CHUR01 OF THE NI\Z;,{ftENE, PASTOR Rl>v. Lklyd D. Grlmm. iJI: .potor. Jean Kimes. Sunday School Su· ~endent. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; JiOiiiina Worahtp s.rvfCP, lO·.t:l a .m .: Sun· t"VeniDJ service. 6 p.m .. Wednesday t.: ' E ,aJaoroervlce, 7 p.m ,:sYRACUSE CHURCH Of THE NAZARev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. Jim tf, S. S. Superintendent. Sunday 9: 00a.m. ; morning wa'shlp , 10· .XJ C'~: EvanaellsUc service, 6 p.m.: ~er and Pralte Wednesday, 7 p m , mft'Una, 7 p.m. lt-}b ;vJili'ED PIII!:IIIYTIJIJAN MINISTRY MIDDLEPORT F"REEWILL BAPTIST CHUR CH, Cornt>r Ash a nd Plum. Noel Hf> rrmann, pastor Sunday School 10 00 a . m .: Mor nin g Worship , 11:00 am : Wf>d rrPSda> ao d Sa turda y Evening Services HI 7 30 p m APPLE GROVE UNITED MET HO OIST CHURCH - Pasto r. RPv Carl Hicks. 10 miles aOOvf' Raclnf' on Rt 3M Sunday School 9 am, worship servkl' 10 i! m Sunday ev Pnlng service, 6:00p .m.: Prayr r mC'i-ttng and Blbl£' Study Thurs day, 6. l0 p.m MT OI.IVF U'JTTED MFTHODIST Off 124. behind Wllk rsv llll' Cha rl rs Jonrs . pastor Sundav Sc hoo l, 9 30a m, mornln il wnrshlp. 10 .10 : Sund fl\1 and Thursday f'Vf'frin~ ~ ('I'Vic~. 7 00 V Ill MEIGS COOPERATIVE PUC!H UNITED METHODIST CHURt:H NORTREMT CLUSTER R.n. Sharon Rau1man Rev. Frank Crofoot Re\'. Seldon .John1on ALFRED- Chun:h Sch0o19.JO a .m ., Wors hip. 11 a .m.: UMYFG: 30p m, UMW Third Tut-sday, 7: lJ p.m . Communi on. firs t Sunday IHa u!ihmanl CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m., Church Schoo!JO a m., Bible Study, Thursda y, 7p m . UMW. rtrst Thursday, 1 p.m : Com· mun lon, first Sunday (Hausman!. .JOPPA - Wor ship 9<1J a.m.; Church SchoollO: 30 a m. Blbli'Sludy We-dn f'Sday, 7<11 p.m (Johnson ) LONG B.OTTOM - r hu rch School 9·30 am., Worship 10·30 a.m., Blblf' Study. Wf>dnt>!ida}'. 7 .JJ p.m.: Co mmunion rt rs t Sund ay of Month ! Rev Charles Eaton) REEDSVILLE -Church Sc ho ol 9: lJ a . m : Worship 5(>rv !ce 11 00 a m . TUPPERS PLAINS ST . PAUL Church School 9 a .m.; Worship 10 a .m , Bible Stud y. Tues da y, 7<Wp.m : Commu· nlon Firs t Su nda y !Hausman). CENTRAL CLUSTER Re~ . Doa MndoWII Re\'. We~rley 'nratcher ft.e'V . Frank Smith Rtv . Kathryn RUey Rn . Roa Fleret! ft.e'V. Arthur CraMree Rn. Floreaee Smith ASBURY (Syrat\lse) - Wor ship 11 a.m . Church Sc hool 9·45 a.m.: Charge Bibl e Study, Wednesday . 7 ~ p m.. UMW . fir st Tuesday, 1. 30 p m: Choir Rl'hHrse.l. Wf'dnl'!day 6: ll p m jTh ateher) ENTERPRIS E - Wors hip 9 a.m .: Chu rch School 10 a .m., Blbii'Study, TUE"S· day. 7:00p.m : UMW. First Mond ay, 7: :rl p.m.: UMYF Sunday, 6 p m. IRIIeyl FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 am : Worship, 11 a .m .: Blbl t- Study, Th urs. day , 7 p.m; UMYF . Sunday, 6 p.m . (AI· II")') . FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a .m : Chu rc h SchooJ 10 A.M Choir practl~. Thursday. fi<lO p m ; UMW third Monda)' jThatcherl HEATH ( Mlddl eport I - Cbu rch S<: hool, 9·:vl a .m.: Morn ing Worship 10·.}) a.m.; Youth Group, 4 p.m .. Wedn esday, Blbltst ud y 6:00p.m Choir rehearsal 7:00pm. j Frank Smith) MINERSVILLE- Church Schoo19.00 a.m .: Wors hip servl~ IO·OOa .m.; UMW thJrd Wednesday. J p.m. fThatcherl PEA RL CHAPEL- Church Sc ho ol9: 00 a .m.; Wors hip Servl~ 10 :00 a.m . /Florence Smith) POMEROY - Churth Sc hool. 'l: l ~ am. ; Worship tO: XI a .m ; Cho ir rehPar!LB I Wf'dnesday, 7 30 p.m., UMW, st"CC nd Tuetday, 7·JJ p m ; UMYFSunday,6p m tMeadows ) ROCK SP RINGS- Chur('h Sc hool. 9 l ~ a .m ; Worship 10 a .m : BlblPStudy . Wl"d· needay. 7.30 p.m.: UMYF (Sl>n lorsl. Sun day. 6 p m; (Junlon ) every oth er Sun· day, 6 p.m. IRIIeyl RUTLAND - Church School, 10 11 m : Worship, 11 a.m.; UMW First Mond ay , 7: 30 p.m. (C ra btree) SALEM CENTER -Church Sc hoo19 : I~ a. m.; Morning Wors hip 10· 15 a m (Fieret!') SNOWV ILLE - Morning Worship, 9:00 a .m .: Chur ch SchoollO :OO a .m. (F lo renCf' Smtih ) SOVTHERN CLUSTER JW'V. Kenntih Iaker R.n. Rolli' Grace Rov . CariRicb APPLE GROVE - Church School9: 00 a m .: Morning Worship 10·00 am.: Bible Study Sunda}'' 7·00 p.m.: Prayer meetln il 7:00 p.m Thursday. fH\cksl BrtHANY - Worship 9 a m .. Chun'h Sc hO ollOa. m .; Billie St udy WednBiday 10 a .m .. Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed· nesday 11 a.m. (Baker). CARMEL - Chun'h School9:30 a.m ., worship, 10:45 a.m. Second and Fourth SundS)'S; Fellowship dinner with Suttm third Thunday , 6::MI p.m. !Bake: ). MORNING STAR- Church School 9: I~ a.m .; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study. Thuu~· 7:~ p.m. (Bake:) . s N - Church School, 9: :M1 a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 45a.m . first and I hird Su ndays; Fellowlblp dinner with Carmel third ThurJday, 6::.1 p.m. (Baker) . EAST LETART - MornJngWonhtp9:00 OHURCH - Sunday: Worlhlp Strvlci'S .. 00 a.m.; Church School 10:1~ a.m shlp u a m.; UMWtourthMonday at7::Mip. m.; Men's Pro,yer Bmlctaot. Wemllldll\', 8 -Idly School, 9 a.m.; Cburch Jervlct>, 1J:15a.m. ',,SYRACUSE MRST UNITED PRESBY -IAN - Sunday SChoOl, 10 a.m ., ~rch oervlco, 10: lla.m 1 (row's Family Restaurant "Fuming l<1n1ueky Ftild c•leAu" 228 W. Main St,, Pomeroy 992-5432 a .m (Grace). MIDDLEPORT. OHIO CHURCH SUPPliES 8o BIBLES f Citizens' Center In Pomeroy In preparation for the Meigs County Fair. This Is Candace's flnil year In 4-H and her project Is In the "Lei's Begin Cooking" category. TIME FOR DESSERT - Kathy Bernard , left, discusses lhe different food groups in her cherry FISHER FUNERAL HOME 271 North Sttond Mlddltporl, crisp with judgt• .J an Uurh•son . ar~ Pro.t rcts judged prior to the .'11 eigs Count y Fair . 992-5141 Ohio 264 Soulh 2nd Middleporl EWING FUNERAL HOME .. Uijl.nit v and Srrrict> In~ A lwav .~" Established 1913 992-2121 HOBSON CHURCH OF 01RIST IN CHRISTIA N UNION , Thl'r on Durham, pastor. Sunday service. 9:30a.m ; evt-n lng ~ervlce 7: 00 p.m. Prayer m l"t'!lng, Wedn esday , 7: 00pm. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Jack Colegrovl'. plllltor. Bibl e Class, 9:30a. m : MornlngWorshlplO ·JOa m .: Evening Wors hip, 6:30p.m Thursda}' BlblP Study, 6 Y) p.m ZlON CHU RCH OF CHRIST. Pom l'fn)"· H arrlll<r~v lll e Rd (Rt 143) Robert E Pur tell. mlnls ler; Stevl' Stanley, Bible School Supt, Harley Johnson. Asst. Supt. SUN DAY · BiblE' School 9 30 a .m .; Worship lO :Xl A.M. and 7· ~ P.M : WPdnf'Sday Bl blt Study, 7: 00 p.m ST. JOHN LUTHER AN CHUR CH, Pine Grove. Thl' Rt>v Laura A. L<'ach, pas t or Church serviCf' 9 :?() a m., Sunda y School 10 30 a m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Tom Runyon, pastor Sunday School 9 :xl a.m., Larry Haynea, S . S. Sup! Mornln r;: won hlp 10 : :rJ a.m . RACJNE CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE, Rev. John Vanct>. pastor: Or a Bass, Chairman of the Board or Chri st ian Lire. Sunday School 9·30 am; Morn In~ Worshl 10 : ~ a .m., Evangelical serv!('{'. 7:00pm; WPctnesday service, 7:00p .m. LIBERTY CHRISTIANCHURCH .llex · ter WOOdy Call, pastor. Sen!Ct."'!l Su nd ay 10 am and 7 p.m. Wedne~day . 7 p m DVESV!LL[ COMMUNITY CHURCH Lloyd Say r e, Sup!. Sunday Sc hool 9. 30 a. m .: morning worship 10 30 am Sunday evenin g Sf'rvlce 7 p.m RACINE F'TRST BAPTIST. StrH' Df'avPr. Pastor. Mike Swlgrr, Sunday S<:hnol Supt.. Sunda y SchoN. q· YJ a m. Morning worship 10 40 a m , Su nday f'~en ln g wors hip 7 .10 p m , Wednesday Pve ning Bible st ud y 7:30pm. ' BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHUR01 Burlingham. Ray Laudf'f'mOt, pastcr: Roberl Coza rt, assistant ~ s tr:r SuMay School 10 am : wc::nhlp 1 p m.; Wedne;da:y , 6 p m youUr ml'l'tlng; Wed , 7 p.m. church servlre; PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH.\\ rnii(' Otf Rt 325 Rev Be n./ . Watts, pas lor l'.ober t SE-arles. S.S. Supt Su nda y Sc hool 9. JO a.m , Mor ning Worship 10 30 am : .Sunday evPnlng serv ice 1· JO p m . Wf'd. nt'Sday w rvlc(', 7: 30p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Llttlt>. past or Stf'vf' Ll!tlt>. S S Su pt. Sunday School 10 a. m .; Morning \A.'Orslp, 11 a m . Sunday even ing worship 7. 30 p.m. Prayl'f m f'f't lng a nd Blbl e st udy Wedn('Sday. I :10 p.m.: Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N. 2nd A~ .• Middleport Sunda y School 10 a m . Sunday evening 7:00p .m . Mld·wtl'k serv ice, Wed., 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Sunday Sc hool9: 30 a.m .. Jeff Smith . s up~ : Morning worship 10<)) a .m.; Sunday PVenlnil IR'rv lce. 7: 30 p m : WPdnesday evenin g serv!Cf', 7 30 p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Elden R Blakr. past rr Sund a)r SchOol 10 a m .: Gary Rl'ed, Lay lt.'l:lder. Morning sermon. I J a m : Sunday nl!i!;h l Sf>rviC't"S : Chris tian E ndeavor 7 .10 p.m. So ng servlcl' P. p.m PrNchlng R lOp m. Mid Wf'l'k prayrr ml'f'tln g, Wednesda y, 7 p.m CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CEN TER. Sa lem S!.. Rutland Robf'rt F MusSPr, pastor . Sunday ~:hool 10 :00 a.m : Wor· ship service, 1·15 a m.: Sunday even ing servll't', 7:00p m .. T hur!iday f'Vf'nlng ser viet>, 7:00 p m . NEW LIFE COVENA.NT CHURC H, Chester. Gary Hines, pastor Su nda y Sc hool at 9. 30 a .m .. Worship sez-vlce a1 10:30 a .m : Sund ay evening service, 6.00 p m .. Wednesday Disciple Class. 7'1)1) p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. David Prentk'e,Jutor Char les Dom lgan , Sun· d8Y Scho Supt. Morning Worship 9: 30 a. m .; Sul}diQI School10:30a.m.; Even!ngser· vice, 7:00p.m. MT. UN ION BAPTIST, Paster· Joe N. Sayl'l', Sunday School9.45 a.m .; E:wnlng worship 6:30p.m; Prayer Meeting, 6: 30 p.m. Wednesday. 11JPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Robert Foster, pastcr; Howard Caldwl'tl, Superintendent; Church school 9 a.m.: Wouhlp servtce9: 4!) a.m. and 6: 30 p.m. Everyooe welwme. CHESTER CHURCH OF TilE NAZk RENE . Rev. Hrrbert Grate, past<J" Douglas Btuell, supt. Sunday School 9: .YI a .m.; Worlh.lp l@rvlce, 11 a .m . and 6 p.m. Sunday. Wedneaday, 7 p.m . Prayer m eet· ..,_ LAUREL CLIFF FREE METI!ODIST CHURCH . WOllam Wllllonu, pastor; Robert E . Barton. Director of Christian Edu· cation; Stt've Eblln, assistant. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Morntna worship 10:30 a .m.; Trens In Action. 6 p.m.; Evening Wor1h.lp, 7:00p.m. Choir practice 8 p.m. Sunday. Wednalday evening prayer and Blb!OIIudy. DEXTER Rower CHURCH OF CHRIST. Watam, mlnii!Pr; Norman Will, oupl. Sundo,y SChool 9::MI a.m.: Worship aervtce 10: l) a.m. Bible study, Wednes· ~ FIRST PROJECT Canda ce Goff, right, discusses proper food preplll'atlon with judge Lana Hardy . Judging was held at the Senior RAWliNGS-( OATS '1'12·"•" KENO CHURCH OF CHR!l!T, Ro1er 10 : 30a.m. a3oo~s 786 NORTH SfCOND AVE. ~PR~E~SC~R-:=IP-=:::ti~ON:-:-:::-SH::-:07 P -t Sprtna, mlnilter; Starling Mu1ar and OJ· tver Sw&.ln Sunday School9upta. Preach- Ing!:30 a.,;,, each Sunday; Sundi.Y School Srul 93 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio 46760 i614i992 -6667 - i99B -OOKSi pm a.m .; O!urch SchoollO:OOa .m.; UMWtlr st TuesdliY 7::.1 p.m. (Grace). RAdN'E- Olurch SChool.lOa.m ; Wor- • JIIIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIA N - "~ BILL QUICKEL 992-2975 UTLAN Cl , astor . Raymo nd Cox . Sunday School10: 00 a .m. Sunday Morn lnR Worsh ip 11 00 a m. Chll· cl rf'n's Churc h 11 am Sunday E~·enlng St•rvkr 7.00 p m. Wrd 6 p.m. ·Young La di Ps' Aulll!lar:v Yrt"dni'Sday 7 p.m F'am · ll y Worship HAZEL COM MUNITY CHUR CH. OH R1 124 .1 miiPS fro m Portland· Long Bot· rom . EdsP I Hart. pastor. Sunday Schuol. 9 JO a m . Su nday morning preac hing 10:.10 a m. Sunday f'VPTilng Sf'T\'Icf's. 7· ]() ,• , OF IRJG8 COUNTY r"' • Rn. O'Qibla leii:J ·= HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTE RIAN 1 1101 (00'~ .". ,. POMEROY, OHI0 - 992 -6677 C\\\;(/ :4nth. ~= :)IJDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, ~ · and Main. AI Hartton, mlnlstl'r . ,JIUchard DuBo:!le, Associate Pastor; Mik e -cttlach, Sunday School Superlnt~df'nt . ~4rs hlp Servlct> I. 8: 15 a .m.; Sunday ~ol9 : 30a . m .. WouhlpServ!('t' IJ . lO::ll ~('rl.; Evening Wonh lp,7 p m. : Wf'dne- . . 7 p.m. Pra yer m("('t ln il. ~~1/_l~Mf.~ E. Main Str"l 992-3785 Pom.,oy CHRIS'n\N onJROI, Jack ClMaM past(J-, Alana Clf" land Supt. Su~ Schxi 10:00 a .m : Youth MeEting. 7 p m f'YM)' WeG'iesd~ SACRED HEART CATH OLI C CHlJRCJI - 161 Mullx>rry Aw., Pomeroy . Ph 992 5898. Saturday E~nlng Mass. 5· lJ p m: Sunday Mass 9: ll a.m. CC D clasSf>S, 10 .ll a.m first, seroOO and third Sundays or t'<H'h month. Dally Mass, 8:30am Confessions Saturday after non. 4-5 p.m. n1 REAlTOR .lJ.VIS~UICKf.L AGE Y.INC. 212 RENE. Correr Union and MultFm• 11P\• ThomasGIE!l McCiurt::, !:l:lslc.r NOJlTl<in Pres M-y , S S. Sl.lft ., Sunday School, 9·IJ a.m . Main Sl., Pomeroy. Surr:iay Sl'rvb>s Hoi\ comm urlonon thf' ftrst Surrlay of each munlh 992-3325 [H ,.l K&C JEWELERS Cllmt'h SchOO 9·15 a.m. Alief' Qch>kar, Su~ . Wor sllpSI.nice 10: .11a m. Choir rehearsal, ThuJ-sday, 7:00p.m.; Lois Burt. Din>c'lor. POMEROY CHURCH OF' 11-fE NA7.J\. lO:lla m : lVcningst'rvtct'h p m.; mlGweek st'r"Vk'e, Wt>t!m:s.J~. 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAl . Clfllf1CII . 3'2f, E. i"'~Wlt~i• 204 (ondor St. Pomeroy, OH. Pomeroy TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ffit.ll"ring~p Pome1oy (614) 992-6454 (6141 992-6455 John F Futlz. M9r REA~TY 216 S. Second .106 lutt•rnut An., 'om~roy, Oh . • pastCI" .. FlOWERS FOR IVEIY OCCASION MEIGS nRE CENliR, INC. 0 W"''~~ _ I;:.-:::; '\ Pomstog Flowet Shop £. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy Nationwide Ins. Co. DEXT£R Pomero., 214 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT OLD 992 -3978 INSURANCE ' SERVICES 992-7075 The Rev. Roland wuanan Mill Work Cabinel Making Syracuse Brogan-Warner SAlES & SERVICE ol Columbus, 0. 104 W. Mam 991·1311 Pomeroy !it ~~~~! Pomeroy RACINE PLANING MILL TEAFORD ~o,y, 7:00p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI ST OF' LATITR DA. Y SAINTS Pori land·Rarln e Road Mlkr Duhl. pastCI, ,Jankt• Danner. c hurch sc hool director Church sc hool9 30 a m . Morning~ or ship tO · lJ am Wednrsd ay li'Vt' nln~ pravf'r serv lct>s, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM RAPTJST R('V . Llrl Shu ler past or Worship service. 9 ]{)am Su ndav SchooJ JO · 30 a m Athie Stud v and prayer servl~ Thu rsday, 7· JU p.m CARLETON INTF. RO F.NOM INATION i\ L CHURCH. KlnJZSIAiry Road Rt>v Clvde W Henderson, pastor Sunda\' Srhool q· .l Oam : Ra lph Car l. Supt. Even In~ worship 7.00 p.m P ra yt>r mt't'1lnR; . WE'dnrsday 7:00 pm OLD BETHEL FRF:E WILL BAPTIST CHURCH. 28601 Stat e Route 7. Mlddlf" por1. Sunday School lO a m ; Sunday I'Vf'n· tng servlcp 7:30 p m ; Tut'sdav servlt'f'. 7 30 p.m. J1l~t. LL RUN H O LINES~ CHURCH. Bob Gri mm, pastor . Sunday School 9. 30 a m ; Wors hip 10·45 am; Su nday eve nln,l{ sf'rvlef', 7 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob locn!('(j on Counrv Road ll RP\' RogPr Willford , pastor . Sunav Sc hool 9: 30 a .m. Morning Worship 10 · tS am; Sun · day evening worsh ip 7:00p.m : Wf'rl nPS day t>VI'n lng Blbl l' Study 7.00 p m . WHITE 'S CHAP EL WESLEYAN Cool v!llP RD. R.l'v . P hillip Ridenour. pas lor. Sunday School 9:30a .m.; worship Sl:"rvlct> 10:30 a.m .. Blblf' stud y an d worsh ip ser· \'lei', Wed npsday , 7 p.m . RUT LAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Eu !il'nf' E Underwood . mlnl stPr Sunday S<: hool, 9: 30a .m., Morn ing worship, 10· 30 am. EvPn lng Worship. 7·00 p.m RUTLAN D BIBLE METHODIST. Am os Tillis pastor. Son ny Hud son, sup!. Sunday Sc hool 9: .10 a m : Mornl n!i: Worsh ip, 10 ·30 a .m , Sunday eve nin g serv iCE' 7 00 p m. Wed nesday servl('£' 7 p.m. WMPO program 9 a m each Sunday RUT LAND CHURCH OF' THE NAZi\ R ENE SamuPI Basye, pas tor Sunday &hool9: .lO a .m.: Worship Sl'rv iN' 10· 30 a m : YounR Peop lf''s Se rvlC'f' 6 p m Eva nge-lls tl r ~erv!ct 6· 30 p m Wednesday servlct> 7 p.m. MA SON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mi ller St., M a~on, W Va Sunda y Blblr Study lO a .m .. Worship 11 a.m and 7 p m . WN1n£'S day Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m . LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud · dlnil LanP, Mason. W. Va . J. N. Thacker. pastor Eve ning service 1 30 p m.; Wo mrn's Ministry Thu rsday. 9 30 a m : Wed nesday Prayer and Bible Study 7: I ~ p.m Hll.I.SJOE BAPTIST CHURCH, Sl. Rt 143 ju st off Rf. 7 Rev. James A Acrpp Sr pastor, Rl"v Mike Wlll f' t!. Asst. Pastor, Joe Humph rey. S S Supt. Sunday Sc hool ]Oa m.; MornlnflWor s hlp11 am.: Sunday eveni ng sf'rv tcf' 6 p.m ., Wpdn esday evf'n· lnglpm. PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE, William Justis, pastor. Sun· day School Supt . Sonja Justis Sunday Sc hool. 9.30a .m .. momlngworshlp.10:40 a m ; Sunday and Wednt>Sday st-r vlcf'S , UOp.m MIDDLEPORT COMMUNITY CHUR01. Sa m Anderson. pastor. Sunday morning ser via!, 10 a.m.; E~nlng Sm1('e5, Suna y and Wednesday, 7:.1) p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR 1ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Hartfon1 . W. Va . Rev . David Mc Manis, pastor. Church School 9: 30 a m , Sunday morning serVICf', 11 a .m .; Sunday evening servlrt', 7· 30 p m Wednesday praye-r mee41ng, 7: 30 106 Mulbtrry A... Pomeroy . 1....-------------"" worship srrvlcf' 7 00 p m. Wcdnesdav prayer ffi{'('tln g 7 00 p.m M'l I!E RMON UN IH: U llH.ETHREr\ IN Ct!IUST C' IWRCH Loratpfl In Trxa ~ Comm unlt v off C'l. R t 82 Rt-'v Rotwrl Si tnd('r~ pa stor Jeff ll oltN. lav leadN f.d Rou sh. Sunda .v School Supl Su ndav Sc hool 9 :10 a .m .. mornin g worship and chlldrf'n ·s l'hun •h 10·.10 a m evf'nlng prt>ar h in~ ~t' rv i c'l' fh st thrt>r Sunday s. 7: lJ p.m., SpPcl;d ~rrvlc£' fourt h Su ndav rv('nln!1. i :.k) p m: Wf'dnrsd av Pravrr Mt>et lnJ..:. IJiblf' Stud v a nd Youth fpllow ~ hlp . 7'.10 p m CHURCfl OF GOD Of PROPHECY l.ocatf"d on 0 J Whltf' Road or Hlr;::h w;n· \60 Pa t Henson. p11s tur Su ndav Sc hool!O <1 rn ClasS('s for all ar;::L~ . Junlor Chur<"h 11 am Morning t.~.•orsh t p 11 a.m . Adu lt Choir practl rl' 6 p m. Sundav. Youn~ PPo piP·~. Chlldrrn's ('hurrh a nd Adult BlblP Study, Wtodni'Sda.v a t 7·:10 p m 11 0 PE BAPTIST CHAPEL. ~70 Gran r St. Mlddll'pOrt . Alflllatf'd with Soulhf' r n R<rptts l Co nven tion David Rn:iln . Sr . Mt nJSI<'r . Sundav Sdwul 10 a rn ., :v1ornrnl,! worshi p 11 a m , Evr nlng won hip 7 p.m .. Wrdnrsdav f'v r nlnR Bl bl r studv a nd prayl"r rn f."f't ln R 7 p.m BRADFORD CHURC H OF' CIIfUST. St Rt 124and Co Hd 5. 0£>rC'kS tump.past or Willia m AmbPTgN . S. S Supt. , Su ndav Sc hool 9 .10 a rn . Morn in g Worship 10 · 30 a m : Ew nln J! wor shi p 7 .10 p.m. WPdnrs rlav worship 7· ll p m ST. PAU L LUTHERAr\ CHURC H Cor nf'r Svcamorf' and Sf'(Dnd St" , Pu· mf"rov The Rf"\. Laura A l.rarh. pas t or SundavSc h oo l9 : 4~a m Chu rr h srrv lr f'll ' ·m VICTOHY BAPTIST ~2."1 '.1 'lnd St Mlddl rporr .lam PS E KI'PS('(' pas t or Sund.rv morn In ~ worship lfl a m . Ewn · lnR ~rrv lr r 7 p m Wrdn£">(1il.' ' rvPnlng v.m shlp 7 p. rn \'l s itationThu l sd,lYti .10p m. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Dav 1d Cu11man . ~a..,! or Su nd a\ Sdrool. 10 am . "' or;hlp sNvlct' 11 ,1 m. Sundav night worship sr rvl rr 7:.10 p.m . Mldwrr•k pra:vcr srrv kP W<'dnesday i p m WESU.: YAN []J (]L f : HOLINLSS CHURC H of Mlddll'pon . ln r .. 75PParlSt . RPv. Iva n MH'r s, pas l01 , Ror;::f.'f Mani Pv . Sr. Sunda.v School Supt Sunday Scho ol 9 :w a .m .. Morn ln J<: Wors hip 10· :l(J a .m Evr nln,11 Worship 7 .10 p m Wf'dnf'Sda v f''~-en ln g Bl hl p stud:v praver and prals<' S<'rvlcf'. i .'l() p.m FAITH GOSPEL CHL'H(H , Long But tern . Sunctav Srhool. 9 .10 a m , Morning Worship 10 ..4:1 a rn . Sundav rvenlng 7 00 11m (summer 7· .10 pm 1: Wf'dn es da v nl ~h t 7:00 p.m . !summN ~ · 10 p.m l NEW LIF'E COVENAN T CHURCH OF' GOD. Chf'Ster - Gary Hin es pa.c;tor S un day School 9 J0 a .m ., worshi p service. 10· .10 a m , rvf"nlng serv \('(', 6 p m . Disci· pi (>Shi p class. Wedne5day. 7 p.m. MT. OLIV E CO MMUNITY CH URC H, LawrenCf' Bush, pastor . Sunday School 9·30 a .m .: Sunday and WPdn esday ev f'n ln g wor!!hlp !H•rvlcf', 7· 00 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7on Po· mproy By · Pass . Rev . Robert E Smit h, Sr. pastor Me lvin Drake, S S Supt Sunday School9 ·30 am; Mornln ~ Wors hip 10 '.'JO Evenl nR Wors hip 7:00p.m ., WednPSday Pr ayer ServiCf', 7: 00pm . FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad St., Mason. Sunday School10 am., Morn · wors hip 11 a m : F: vPnln~ se-rvl('(' fi p m Pra vPr mf't'llng- and B!biP Studv Wpd nt>Sda y. 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST RPv NyiP Bordt>n. pastor Cor nf' llu~ Bunch. sup! Sundav School ~ .10 am , Sforo nd and fourth . S unda v~ worship Sf'rv1 Cf' at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH AAPT IST fourth and Main Sl , Mlddl~·p ur t. RPv (; IIbert Craig . Jr . pas tor Mr~ Erv in HaumRardnl'r. Sundav School Supr Sunday Schoo l9 · .VIa m, Worsh ip St'>rvlcf', 10 :45 a m SUCCESS R0,\0 CHURC H OF CH HIST - J oseph B. Hosk ins. Pva ngrltst Sundav RlhiP Studv 9a m Worship. tO a .m. , SUJi . day rvenlng servlrf' 6 p m : Wf'd n esda~' rvt>ning Sf'rv lre. 7 p.m. PF.NTF:COSTA.L ASSl: MBLY Ra clnt>. Rl 124 William Hobac k, pas tor Sundav Sc hool 10 am .; Sunday pven lng servlct' 7 p m W£>rlni'Sday Pvf>n ln g servlcf'7 p.m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don ChPa di P. Supt Sund ay Sc hool 9 :m a.m. MornlnJ,! Wors hip 10 :lOa m PrayN ~rrviCf', altN n· ale S undav~ . THE CHURCH OF JESUS CH RIST. APOSTOI.IC F'A ITH - New Lima Rd ., nPx tl o Port Mei gs Park, Rutl and. Robert Rl ('hards. pastor Srrvtcr-s a t 7 p m on Wrdnesdavs a nd Su nda ys lfAR RISONV ILl .F. HOLIN ESS CHAP TER of the WPslrvan Holin ess Chur ch RN Earl F'l£"lds , past or. Henr} E blin. Sundav SchOol Supt. , Sundav School lO a m, Mor nlnji:" Wor~hlp 11 a .m. Evening Sf'rV!Cf' 7· '\0 p m WPdll('Sda y evpnl nR; Sl,>l' VIC(' 7 3() p. m STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FA.fTH. Gary Holt PT. pastor Sunday sen•ices 9 30 a.rn . and 7 p rn Mtdwl"t'k Sf'rv lN'. 7· .10 p m Thursda v MIDDLEPORT P EN TECOSTA L, Thhd Av(' HPv Cla rk !lak£'r. pastor. Carl Not ttngham. S unday School Sup! Su nday Sehoul 10 am . with das ses for all ages . t v('nlng servlci'S a t 6 p m Wednesday HI hiP stu dy at 7'.'\0 p m Youth servl~ F r l dav at 7 :10 p m l::CC LF.S lj\ F'FI.t.OWSHIP, 12R Mill St . Mlddl('flort B1other Chuc k Mc Pherson, pa ~tor. Sunda,v Sch011 1 10 am: Sunday t'\'f' nln~ srrv l('rs a l 7 p m and WNlnf'Sda}' ~PrV [('PS ;;11 7 V rii ANTI~U IT Y BAPTIST K£"n nethSmlth, pastor. Sunda y Sftrool 9 .10 am.: c hurch sprv lcl' 7: .10 p m., you Ih fellows hip 6 30 p m . Blbl r s tud y. Thursday. 7 lOp m fULl. GOSPEL LI GHTHOUSE, 111145 Hil and Road , PomerO\• Tom Kell y, pas · tor Dann y LamiX'rt S S Supt Sunday morning Sf'rvl rf' at 10.1 m Sunday I"Vt.'n In ~ st.•rvl('(' 7.JO p.m TuC'sda y and Thur s day Serv lcN at 7· }) p m NEW H1\VEN CHURC H OF THE NA 7..AHEN E, Rrv Glendon St roud, past or. Sunday<)(· hoo19 ](}am : Worshlp sPrvlC'f'. 10· :lO a m . Yout h se rvice Sunday 6 15 p m. Sunday f'venl ng servlce7 00 p.m . Wed· nrsdnv l'rayf'r M f'f'lln~ and Btblf' S!udy 7 00 p·. m t-:EASl-: Sl-TI'LEMENT CII URCH, Sun· da}' a HNn oon Sf'n.lcC'S at 2 30 . Thursday rvcnlng sprvlce; at 7 30. F'IRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W Va . Pastor, Bill Murph)' Sunday Schooi!O am .: Sunday evrnln~ 7 30 p m Prayer ffi('('fin.'( and Dible s tud ~ Wednesda y,?· .10 p m J.-: veryoor welcome RUTLAND F'REE WILL BAPT IST, Sa lf>m St . Rev Pau l Tay lor. pas10r. Sunday Scho ol lO a m : Su nda y evP nl nJ!7 OO p.m .; W1•dnt>Sda y t'vrn lng p ra~· Pr m['('t ing 7 00 7 ' ~JR't.VIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Sts., Ra venswood , W. Va. The Rev . Geo rge C Weirick, pastor. Sunday SChad 9:3) a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on Poml'roy Ptke, Count y Road 2~ near F la t· woods. Rev. Blackwood , pastcr. Services on Sunday at 10: 30a.m. and7:.f) p.m. wllh Su nday School9: 30a.m. Bible Study, Wf'd · nesd.ay, 7;.1) p.m. SPIRITUAL FAITH FELLOWSHIP, State Route 338, AnUqulty. Rev. A. I. Stewart, pastor. Sunday services. 10 a .m. and 7 p.m.; Tul'lday,7 p.m . MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI NESS CHURCH, In c .• 75 Pearl St. Rev . Ivan Myen. acting past cr. Roger Manley, Sr., Sunday School Super1n1Pnden1. Sun· day School 9:ll a.m. ; Morning worship 10.30 a.m.; evening wonhlp 7·3) p.m.; Wedlletday evening Bible 1tudy, prayer and pnltl' servt~. 7: XI p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC- VanZandt and Ward Rd . E lder Jame11 Ml1ler, putcr. Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.: Worship Service, Sunday, 7::.1 p.m.; Bib! ~ Study, Wednlllday, 7:30p.m. CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harr~ soovUie Road. Rev. VIctor Roulh, pastor; Clln1<JI Faulk, Sunday School Supt.; Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; morntna wcnhJp,ll a.m.; Sunday eventn1servlc. 7:30p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-Pentem1taJ.. Wonhtp Sl'rvlce Sunday C" a.m.:, Sunday Scboal. 11 a.m. Evening place Tuesday afternoon at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Citizens Ce nter . Projects wer• judged In preparation for th e M eigs County Fair. FLOUR POWER - Four-H member M<•rrdilh Crow , h,ll , shows her proj ect' to judge Mary S kinn er. Projects were judged Tuesday afternoon FRESNO. bus! nessmen TB clinic .ret M rs . .loan Trwksh at v. H .~ :l<lclgs Co uniy Tubrrculosrs Nursf', will be conducting .! communlt v tubrrculin sk m If's I i ng c llnlr . at !he Ch es ler Frrr St ation on Monday from L10 to 6:30p. m . Th is evening c lin ic IS for person who arr assisting thr ir organtza iions i n a food booth at lhe Meigs Co unly Fair. A l l area reside nt s Spanish Am er ica n War. to spend Independence Day In his libr ary re>adlng our American fundament al docume nt s. Th e Declarallo n of Independence, The Art Ielf'S of Confederation. The Co ns ll1 u tlon o f I he United Slates, the Mayflower Compact. speec hes of great Americans, s.uch as Web;t er a nd Ha ynes, suc h as Lin coln a nd Douglas a nd Lincoln s Gf't · Cooking I category In 4-H food and nutrition judging. Judging wa-• h eld In preparation lor the Mel1!9 County Fair. Vinay Vermani, M.D. Oncology /Hematology Specializing in the Diagnoses and Treatment of Cancer & Blood Disorders has bleued uowllh a special red, whil e and blue nag. We havo a land of plent y where thOse willing to work c an mak e something or t heir lives. Look around and see If God has not blpgsed America morf' than any (304) 675-1759 Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building +Suite 11 Va ll ey Drive, Poinl Pleasant, WV 25550 other nation today . On Sunday we s tudy , worship and read our Bibles to k now more about our Jov tng God and e ternal salvation. On our National ho lid ay, Ih e birthday of America, maybe we should read again our grea t American Docum e nts and know a little more about Amert ca,11s found('rs and~· llevers who have given us this land. Le t us r ead the Americas Creed and thank God tor what He has so gen erously given us. rree - PMtor Wltllam Mlddl.,.warth 10 la kP VI Children who are en iermg k lndergarlen or Head Sl art may al so rece lvz their required sk in lest al Ihls lime . For furlher lnformaiion, call 992-3722. Speeials FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1990 SHRIMP BOAT PLAnER ................................. $2.94 Till (1 01 Suuulonl PiK11 of Goldtn Shrimp Servod with Our Own Homemade ( ... toil Sou<O, Hot Golden Fronch Frit~ and Colo Slow, Mocaron1 Salad or laktd Beans. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1990 HOMEMADE MEATLOAF DINNER .................... $4.29 AG""rous Portion of Our Own Homomodt Moollaaf Served with Moshtd Po· talots and Gravy, Home Coaktd Grotn loans with Mushrooms, Your Choo<e of a Hot Roll or Homomodt linuil , frtshly Browod (olfoo. Regular or Dl<ofloinattd, Tto or ASmoH Drink . CHILD'S POUION ............................. - ......................... 12.29 tending It and Its Interests. We Americans are special people. God Himself has given u s a grPa t land and a great nation where we are tree t o liv e an d worship whe re and what we please. We must also allow everyone else th ai privilege. God urged advantagr of this freP srrvicP tysburg Address. What about you? Have you ver read lh f'Se documen t s more th an once or even for the first time . People tal k a lot about A m er tcanis m but do they know whallhey are tal king about . the 4th o f J uly Is over. Was It a national hollay or just a vacation day for ptcn1cs, parties, cookouls an d loafing'!' Patriotism means devotion to one's country . We could use a few more patriots whO Jove th e ir counlry,zealously supporting an d de- arr PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family al prole$$/onols o f Sa n Ju aq u1n Va llf'\ L~gnbusl nrssmen to bo os t thf' gubrrn ;\lor ial camp tilgn of Republtc an SPn Prt r Wil so n. sprnl much of !11 :-. sperl'h sv.atting in sC'ch ,tncl crac k ing jokt'S Thr gna ts hu ur d a r o und ll1r · podtum . c 1rfl tng lht· fu rnwr prrs 1dr-n t dS h( · t rif'd to dr ltvrr ht s tHid J·rs:-. d nd ttl tlmP<.. fl ynw 1111 0 ht s moulh Hf'dg.tn 1 nuglwd S('\'(•r;li llnH " lig ht rcl Reagan, apprartng Th ur sd,ty evenln,g at the o utd oor g a lh Pnng Are We Really Americans? Creed" In i917 . He said 11 was his custom sine• July 1898, tho l im o oitho I UP! 1 gan walked away wtlh a bad I as ir In his mouth afler be ing al Jac ked by a swarm of l ight loving goa l s a t a $1.000-a plaie fu nd raiser with a group of Republican farm GRILLED CIIEESE - Ruby Burke prepared these grllled cheese sandwiches for the Outdoor Willi m Tyler Pag~? a clerk In !he Unlt rd Sta tPs HouS(' o f ReprE>· started as a' page boy In 1881 He- wr ote "The America's Ca l if Former Presiden t Ro.nald Rea · SOUTH l1ETilE L NEW TESTAMENT CHU RCH. Silver Ridge. Duan e Syden strl cker pastor Sunda y Srhool 9 a. m .: Wor shlp Servl rr lOam .: Sun d ayeve nln~ servk'l'. 7. 00 p.m. WednPSday nlRhl Bible stud y "i (}() p m sentattv~ at thr Sr nior ( ' itiun.,' C1·ntN in prPtJaralion for thf> Meigs Cou nt y Fair . Mrn•dith':-. 1- H projrd w:L"i in fht• 1\rPad .. J ratf·~ory. Gnats bug Reagan at California benefit p.m pm fAIRVIEW BIBL E CHURCH , Letart. W Va ., Rt. I. Jamf'S Le wis, pastor. Wor· .qhlp serv ices 9 30 a.m .• Su nday Schoo111 a .m.: E:ven tngwonhlp7 JOp.m. Tuesday cotta ge prayer mf'f'l lng a nd Bible Study 9<10 a.m.; Worship servke. Wednesday DESSERT TIME - Kathy Bernard diS<!usses all the different food groups Inside of the dessert she prepared . 4-H food and nutrition judging took HOURS : 10 :00 A .M . TO 9 :30P.M . 7 DAYS A WEEK d urin g th( • ~o,pPPrh ,1nd ,t l ullt' pnmt dpO ]OgJIPd for h i:-. \<Jtl't'. f'xp l.l min g. "Som t' nt 1h('St' (!tl.lh go! inslriP. " ,\ ~ horl linw Lt!Pr Wilso n IJt tJugh l hun a g l<i "" ul water ...1 hP.\ clon ' t ld~lf' good at all." ]{ r ' dgo~ n -... tid . drc~w tn g .ot b l ~~ l.tugll REMEMBER , ._,. ,.,, , ., WITH 'tuFLOWERS lwnu , ofulh @ •nlf l " M rl lll l! t ' lll!'ll.l . JU•d r ail .... >l>- 11 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP //1, . II m I on, 'l•fl .,, •1•/. I "f• · Ph. 992 -2039 or 992 -5 721 �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Business Services BULLETIN BOARD ~~ i\ \ " BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION CARPORT SALE SAT, AUG. 4- 9 AM-6 PM RAIN OR SHINE Located 1;\ mi . off Rt 7 FOR SALE IN RACINE Tuft in/[ Classifie (614) 992-5114 "Free ads $ 50 d•~counl Ia• ad~ paod .n ad~ance "Pr1 ce o f ad lor a ll c ap•t a l16ft 6r1 •s double p•oce o l ed '7 po1nl hne typt> only used c o~ I ·•s ent,nelo s not responstbl e for errors atter f11s1 da\' !Chect lor f!rrnrs I" II d..,. 8<1 r uns on p~pl!U i Ca ll bf'lor e 2 00 p m dll'i aftll!'f pubhc~oon to maMe correct•on 'Ads tha1 must be patd ,, ad>omce are Card ot T han~s Happy Ads Yard Sole:i In Memo11am 3 6 15 15 Rate . 20 $4 .00 30 S6 .00 15 1 Ca rd o f Thanks 2 In Memory 3 An no ucement ~ 4 5 Gr11eawav 06 / day \l't• I 1 51 - Sporting Goodl 59 - For S•le or Trade cept - cla:5stfr ed drspl..,. . Bu5tt1S55 Card and legal notrees ! w rll al so eppear m the Pt Ple•anl Aegtster and th e Gall• Middleport, Ohio 45760 11 - 1-felp Wan1ed MONDAY PAP ER DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 1100 AM SATURDAY TUESDAY PAPER - 200PM MONDAY WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER - FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER - C/a.lsified 2 00 PM TUESDAY 2 00 PM WEDNESDAY 200PM THURSDAY 200PM FRIDAY fJUji<'-' em er t IH· foUmnnf' telephone exchanp'.\ ... Gal lo a Co unty Area Code 614 Mergs Count..- Area Co de 614 Mas on Co WV Area Code 304 41116 - Gall o poh~ 997 - Moddi!IJlO rt 675 - Pt 458 - Leon Pomero~ 367 -Cheshtrt P leas~t~nt 24 7 - letart Falls 576 - Apple Gro11e 773 - Ma1on 882 - New Ha11en 949 895 - letar\ 388 - Vrnton 245 - Rto Grande 2&6 - Gu'(lln Drs\ 643 - Arab•• Doll 985 - Cheste r 379 - W•I nu l 742 - Autland 843 - Portlan o Racme 937 Sotuatron Wanted 12 13 - lnsurance 61 - Firm Equopmeot 1 4 - B us mes~ Tramtng 15 Schools & lnllructoon 16 - Aedoo, TV & CB Raparr 6 2- Want&d 10 Buy Oet RuuJtg fagf a ' BUliNEll PHON£ 16141 997-6550 I!510!NC£ PHON! 16141 997-7754 I : ?llt1fl1 Transportation 21 - Busonen Dpportunrt'y 71 22 - M oney to l OAn 23 - Pro fessr Orl ll Seovrca& 31 - Homes tor Sale 32 - Mobole Homes for S~ t e 33 - ,::arms for Sale 34-Bu~ rness Buildrngs 35 lots & Acreage 36 Real E. state W11nted 1 I 74 75 76 77 Motor c,.c le!l 8 o att & Motor s tor Sa il! Au i O PttlS!. ACC81110rtM Au!o Repeir 78 Camptng Equ1pme1"11 79 - Camptrs & Mot01 Home5 I l:r:tj1Fll Services SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD ClA~~IFIEO AD~ ~ Fill THE Bill . .----.. NOTICE OF DRAWING OF JURORS I 992-2156 Public Notice Public Notice IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Star B11nk . N _A .. Tri-S t111e . PlaintiH . ~ v ~ l Miller . et al. , Defendants Case No. 90 CV 134 M•ch11el SERVICE BY PUBLICATION To John Doe 11nd Mary Doe. the unknown spouses, if any . of Defendants. Mi c hael l Mill er and Gail Anderson aka Gai l A. Ander - son 2 In Memory In loving Memory Of EARL SHAFFER AUGUST 3 There are no filed against you in the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas. Meigs County Court House . Po meroy , Ohio, in Case No . 90 CV 134, wherein Plaintiff has brought a foreclosure action against certain real property requesting the 6-12-90tfn Ohio. to advertite and sell said premises at public sa le as upon execution. You are further notified that you have 28 day a after the last publication of this notice to file an answer or other responsive pleading to thia action If you fail to fite an answer or other reapon sive pleading. judgment by default may or will be rendered again1t you . CHERR INGTON, EVANS II MOULTON Bv : 0 . Dean Evans K of P Building Gallipolis. OH . 45631 Telephone No . words to express how much we 87 - Upholste•y :I IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY M. ROBINSON Who left us one year ago. You are no longer aufmflig or In pain, be· cause you are tefely home. The Lord mev have taken you away from ua, but you ere with us in our hearts. We've never ltopped thinking about you or ltopped loving you. We wHI never stop cering. You are aadly mined by your huoband, Olen IBill! Roblnaon; Children. grandchildren and rnt· rendchildren Commissioners o f Jurors !Bi311C Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The ennual report Form 990PF for ttle Kibble Foundation. Bernard V Fultz. Trustee. is avai labl e for public inspect ion a1 Barnard V Fulll law Office 111 v, W . Second Street: Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 dur ing regularr businen hours for a period of 180 days sub sequent ro publicat io n of On July 17, 1990. in the County Probate In co mpliance with Sec - Meiga Court. Caae No. 26.698. tion 5705.27 of the Ohio Margaret Spencer, Route 3. Revised code, rhe Meigs Pomeroy. Ohio 46769. was County Budget Comm ission will meet Monday, August appointed Administratrix of the estate of Arthur L Spen 6, 1990. at 2 :00P .M . in the Meigs County Auditor's of-· cer. deceased. late of Route 3. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . fice to review the 1991 Robert E. Buck, Budge1s. Probate Judge William ~ Wickline lena K N euelr oad, Clark M&igs Count)' Auditor \11 20. 27: IB\ 3. 3tc IBI 3. 1990 PUBLIC NOTICE 8 Public Sate & Auction AUCTION 409 MAIN STREET · LOWE HOTEL BUILDING Friday. August 3, 7 p.m. Saturday, August 4, 6 p.m. Anhques To Modern Electronics &More FANTASTIC ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE AT UNBELIEVABLE PRICES ALLAN HARRAH, AUCTIONEER MASON COUNTY AUCTION & CONSIGNMENT CENTER • 675-1255 this notice 5 Happy Ads PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., AUG. 4r 1990-10:00 A.M. AT STEWART'S GUN & GIFT SHOP SMITH RD., RUTLAND, OHIO 6tc DIRECTIONS FROM POMEROY. OHIO : Take S.R . 124 weot to Rutland. In Rutland take Co. Rd. 3 (New Lima Rd . I approx . 2'12 mi. to Smith Rd. Right on Smith Rd . approx . v, mi. to shop. Signs will be posted. Mr. Stewart is NOT goin~ out of business. He is, how-. selli~W out the gift shop to allow for enlargement of the guns hop to better si!!Ve the public . In Memory In Memory Of MATT WEAVER On Our 5th Wedding Anniversary. picture you see Ia Betty lou's. She danced so good In her pretty shoes. The song was last, but It's all gone at list; Now she can only wall and Iiiii! the blues. BIRTHDAY! Rite Aid guarani••• the lowest price on all prtscrlplions . We will beat any compttltora price. See your loeal Rile Aid phtrm1clal tor details. Not valfd on Pleasant, Pomeroy, Qalllpollo Rllt Aids Expl"' 9/t/10. Must Prtttnt Coupoc1 Slng l11 Information and a dig- nllltd option lor llndlng • portne<. Hoortsean:h: P o. Box t043, Gallipolis, OH 45631 Two atudenla need ride to Marshall fall ~tmtster, ptease call There has been a consignment of approx. 80 very high quality guns, none of which belong to llr. Stewart. GIFT SHOP & RELATED ITEMS: Assortment ol candles, brass. punched tm. some d1splay shelv es. baskels. !lowers. yard ornaments. Van guard sale, 2 N.C.R. reg1sters. AUTO & TRAVEL TRAILER: 24' Prowler; 77 Olds Delta 98 BACKHOE & OUIIP TRUCK: David Brown 990 w/warn Ray hoe; 74 Chevy C-60 dump w/gallion bed. GUNS: (Approx. 80) R1fles. shotguns, p•stols. severa l PPC match nfles. muzzle loaders. seveul scopes. Lyman. Weaver. leapold ECT. FOR COMPLETE LIST CALL AUCTIONEER. GUNS SELL AT 1:00 P.M. LUNCH CASH POSITIVE I.D. 614-448-2564 . Complete horse dnwn wagon and seeder. Wood .. gone. e14367-n60. · Htlf blond labndor ,.lrleve,. Fr.. Conlllct Bobble Karr. 8t4fil2 -2219. pies, ICFOII from PO>tf Ofllce Henderson, 304-t'TS-1981. KIUens NMd Good Homtl Takt CHESTER, OHIO Kltttns, 304-675-7545. •GRAVEL 1 -11 -90 -tfn •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Now Homos lailt "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 ar Res. 949-2860 NO SUNDAY CALIS 4-16-86-Hn COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK •Mobile Home P.ar11 •Mobile Hoffid 992-7479 Rt. 33 N•rth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1-IH8-tln R1. 7 Sou1h, tum In Raccoon Rei, Whitt female Highland Terrier. About 1 yr. old. 6'14-441-0802. 6 lost & Found 3.4. Country Mobil• Home Part.;. At. 33 bttwHn Pomeroy tnd Athlrw. Found: Beaglt Dog, Vinton, Rio Grandt Vicinity, 614-388-9654 . Found: Brown Malt Toy Poodle In Ch11hlrt area. 114-367-7512. Lost:ladlu black clutch bag at Vaughans. No money. lot of Important pape,._ Please return . Rtward 814-992-6313. 1 Yard Sale 120 Bul Iani Or., S1t. 9-4. 2 1f2 milts out Georges Creak Road. Boyt clothing galoJO! Also large wornent end mens . Dishes, loya1 lamps , lola ol miael Aug . :1& 4. BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION AYI, Qatllpollo. lndopondont S.lol Rop. lor: Hllllh Salol. Wool Soutlllm Ohio AriL Ex-.. Protorrad. Win tnln. !aend Nlumt lo: Box CLA040. '11. Clalllpolla Dtlly Trllluno..._825 Thll'<l Avo., Gal' llpol\o, unlo. 4H!I INTELLIGENCE JOBS. CIA, US cuot-. DEA. oto. Now Htnng. Clll (11 105-Auooo Ext. K· 10181. larg.-4 family yard salt. Sat. Aug. 4. tnfantto large slzt clothIng, car Mat, ltereo, gas heater. 49l Broadway St., Mlddlopof1. - - Largt Patio Sa le. August 3-4. 9am-6pm. Naw Avon produeta, books, aha.s, go«?d clothing, much mite. 36t Grant Strati Middleport. Rain or shine. Rtnll Stone reaiMnca. Pomeroy Yard Sale. August 2,3,4. 81m-4pm. Gun, knfvea, tools,flthlng equipment, misc. 339 Lasley Strttt, Pomaroy. ntsodod furniture, Yard ula. Friday and Saturday. Woodbumer, ltsll'\er coat aize 7, whitt tyalal comtoner, ruNia, shams, dishes, clothes, Michaef Wamer's, Forut Run Rd., Minersville. 9-5. •New Homes •Garages eCompl•te Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 •o DAY WAIRANTY WASHIRI-$100 up ORYERI-169 up RIFR IGIRAIORS--1100 up· wanted to Buy JOHN F. KENNEDY Moving Salt : 2nd -9th, 9-? Rodnay Pika Rd ., IN Bldwtll _ 614388-8787. Rd. 554, In Porter, Aug, 2nd, 3rd, BI~­ Vanetyl More added each day ot booli.a, church~ Hoover Port, washer, Zenith Record Pllytr In Big CoU.ctlon, Sat Aug ~th, Kanauga, beeidt Holiday Inn bedroom auite, sewing m1chine, kida achool elothll, dlahu, toys, woman's clothll, houtthold Items. Saturdly 8-4; 554 at Bidwell, etothel, 10 oa uon aquarium. boob, & misc. Yard Satt: Clothes, tools, colleetlbltl, mlac. Sat 8:ooa.m., Rt. 35, Rio Grandt. Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity 3408 Howard Av., Thurw and Frl, 8:30 !Ill 1. Niee baby cloth... basain•t. car lUI, nlng, Iota of miac. Frl and Sat, -:202 =-H :-cl-gh :c---:S::-t. B... board htallrt, lherm~ ~~=k flowar girl formal, e lotMa , a, app~lanet parte, mise. liEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Gtragt Sale, Thurt, Frt, sat. lawn lumltu,., llgllta, plants, Finchn, Canary wleagt. 22t8 Aaou Fram PDif Offico POMEIOT, OHIO 10130/'891fn MICROWAVE OV,EN REPAIR J•ff•raon Ave. SERVICE AUCTIONEER: COL.W. KEITH MOLDEN (6141 742-2048 217 L S.C. Pomeroy Aaou ,,... Post Offlco I'CIIIEIOT, OHIO 3/6/'90/ttn Galllpoll1 Stock Vard, Sat, 8~. Wanted to buy, $50 lor signature on ly; S1DO tor algrwd letter; $150 lor signed photo, call 617-5726400; oraend xerox copy lo: 37 Old VIllage Ad ., Acton, Maauc huattta 01720. W.nttd: Person 1o perform teerttar1al & otfte. management dutleaJ tor construction office. Muat Dl able 10 word procMt, tile, & convtrM well wHh others, Plntt Hnd resumn to: P.O. Box 128, Rio Grandt, OH Employment Services 458'111. WANTED: Two part-lima poaltlons In 1 community group hom• tor persona whh developmental diNbllttl.. In •Jacltoon: (1121 h-k: 4-lp.m., M-F; 4 hrlto ba acn.duled M-F; 2-hour WMidy ataft rneatlng; or •• otlllrwiH acllldulod; 12) 21 h-k: 9l.m.-4p.m.1 Sun; 3- Help Wanted AVON - All araas. Ca ll Marilyn Wnvtr 304-682·2$45. AUTOMOTIVE TECNNOLOGY INSTRUCTOR • Deliver quality Instruction and supervision in clus and laboratory, anlat In acadlmlc advialng tnd proftatlonal planning untte·, aaalet in curriculum dlvalo~mtnt. Applicants should have a strong background in the areas ol troublHhootlng and repair ol ..,ff rneellna· or 11 othlrwltt tcllldulod. SlriH: Hl~h - dig,.., 'fllld drtYtr t IJc«<H ana good driving rocord, good communatlon and OfglnluUon ekllls. p&.netual, and ablt to work I I part of I tNm NqUired; txperlence working wHh per- and tht prlnelplea or automotlvt Nrvlce mana9ement and auparvlsion _ Mlntmum 11.-e years ol exparlenct In tht trade rtquired. Bachelor's degru preferrltd. App.llcanls must hold ASE eartilicallon. Contact lha Office, Hocking Personnel Technical College, Hocking Parkwty, Ntlsonv{Ne, ON 45~ .on• whh mental rellrdaUon and developmental d... bum .. pretarNCI, but not r.qutr.d. Salary: $4.25hlr, to ttart. Stnd rnume to Ctelll1 Baker, Bueii•Y• Community S.rvleea, P.O. Box 804, Jacklon, OH 46640; pltall 1.,.clty which poaltlon tpplying for. Dudllnt tor applicant•: 81141'90. Equal Oppor· tunlty Employer. 61417S3-3591. Dtadllntlo apply August 13 t990. AN QUAl OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. --~- WORKI\1 IMd wag", paid .-acatlona 614· 446-7261 Dental Assistant Netdad, Send resume to c ia Box 041, Gallipolis Dally Tribuna, 825 Third Ava, Gallipolis. OH 45631. Would llkt tldorly couol• to work In Mottl In Galllpolll. For more information. 304-3~3-1111. Oapendablt Babysitter needed In Rodney A_roa, Rat Requlr~ 12 KINGWAY DRIVERS Seeking experienced drivers (men or women/ who want to stay long term w th a stable last growing company In the lanes-_ ville & Ohio surrounding an~aa Great Btnelita 1. Wnt Coast & rtlurn every week .2. Driver lnauranct Polley with disabllhy bonatlta otf8red . J . Safety lnunllva bonue.4 High Pay.5. State of th& 11r1 • qulprnanl . (KW & PETE'S) Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 3 llmlly yard ule. 3,~,5th . t4p.m. dtlly. Rutland Str..t, Top .,lddltporl, Pomeroy, Racine 1nd Rutland arn C.ll bttwMn h .. m.-5p.m. or aft., 6p.m. 614--7'112·2~35. U.glc YNra Day Care Center reuon~~blt, dlptndablt, 11~,..,, quality child carw. Mon- Earn money by the week. Join 1ha numbers to demonttrata "Christ mat· Around ·Th• World". Mlet Plula's Dly Cart c.nter. July-Dtcembtr. leave namt, addrtas, and phon• number on antwtrlng servlc a. 614-992-63151 -~-- E:rt Y4562. " ext . 313. EXCELLENT WAOES 1o1 1'' ,. _ """ •r•• :~ time atttmbly. Eaty wor at · ""' ~home. No ••perllnce nlldtd . 1111mbly. E1ty work 1t home. '' houri, Including Sunday. ,.,, '\' 44&-1251. ~-~-*5651, llaeon WI/. 46 Space for Rent 14K Gold ladle. wedding band. LIU ntw. $45. 614-992·2371. 19" Zenith Color, port:abie T.V. 35 Lots &Acreage ComrHrClal Sign s~ loll I IVOillblo lvr nw home construction on Rtybum Rood. Paved n>td, county Wit.,, NUOnable Wlii .I14-24U441. 6:;;1:-4-::4:-;48_83cc8c:a--:.=:-=-c==~ Country Mobile Home Part, 30 gal. gat water halter. $75. ..-1ono. Rt. 35 Remote control, txc. eond, $150. AOUie 33. North ot Ponwroy. &:c'.. ..,..,m,----17811--,---.---,--,----,-,.,...---, loti, I'Witalt, ptrtl, Nllt . Ctll :Jrd VIII' Annutl Salll Mlynard lnlormal\on mailed 114-192-'11111. '" Wanted to Rent "'' on rwque.t 31)4..&11-5253. John D. O.rllch. no tlngtrallara, plulil. 12 -~ buu!Jful, v6tw ID Aodnoy, ut Ntln, Gdlpollo - BuHd your •.ta or mutt. llmllv complex. :JD4..175-SI04, 304-ll'S53H. Would Uke lo rtnl hou• In tht country. LangtvllltiDtxtll' or Sl.lem Canter,,__ 114-JI2-2339 or 1114 861 4008. 20 ac,_ \'tnlon Co. Wllklvtlll ""'P. Drlllod woH, tlplk: tank, good building t111. $18,000. Poalbtl owner financing. 114-661-llMt c. 1..t0l- Merchandise county wtllf, l\68-eo30. 51 Oullll l Fabrics!>!Wotl ol Rodnoy, 35 Jackson kt, Open 10-5 llon-Stl; 114-248-5512 90 Inch •-lng $2.98 6 SJ.SO por /d., to Inch quality mattrlalt, S .50 per yd., 96 Inch batting $2.50 por yd. outow pono\1, $1.75 uch; todd 6. print mtttrial, $1.50 per ~ard. 100% cotten calico, &2.00 per yard, baby qulht, ~ulntd, 58.98 P1f lb. 8 ft lruck lopptr, fair cond, $100. Beige print sofa tnd matching chalr, $100. 304-895-3813. Household Air Comprtteor, 4 hp, Cllmpbttl - Hauttltld Roll tround, 20 gal, tank. New, $325. 814-256 .. 112. = Fanntand 45 Acra mor or ••· Bud Chattin Road I mllet, $27,000. Lampe $28 to $125. Dln.n.. Big 5 bedroom l'lrm home buiH 1101 tnd up to $48!. Wood table on your lot S35,Qt5 & up. 114._. chairs $285 to $1i5. Otsk1 886·7311. Ont trailer lot wtlh county $145 up 1o $3~ Hutchol $400 & Clurance Salt Huequvamar water, Mptlc link and lllclric UP, bunk bode complttt wllh 1rimmtra, 10% over co.t. Pamt mattrMe $295 and up fo 1395. ..... On bllc:k '"" n>td. btl>y 1110 IIIH- or Ph•, 304-875-4084. Panlllly - - Owpor ""' por- box eprtnas full or twin $71, firm tlllly flnonco, $2,000. liking Clothing tor tala. Men'• tlza 48""· and 01. 0uoon - U7S 1 prico. 300-.'1754722. Shoat like ntW, alzt 12. up, King $350. 4 di'IWII' chMt 5&. R..aonablt price. 20ta Fourth Route 2 a..tdon, 1 IIDN lata, 3 $81. Gun C.bl- I, 8, I 10 Strttt Mlddltport . lOUth GalllpoRI Lockt, gun. Baby man,_ $35 & publk wat«, no ,...rtct~ $45. Bod ,.._ $25, Ouoon Duncan Pflyttt 3 pc. clnlngroom -wlthrlvorlrord-- Bl• $31 I kl~lrlmo UO. Good tulle, drop ltaf ttb... claw teet, lllltct~ at •dtoom aulttt, a chalrt, gil... 2 door hutch ~catMnll8, hMdbolrde $30 and roet ttch.ct bufflt. Good lftd up 10 MS.to dlytr caah wllh FF owtd cr.dlt. 3 mi. condH\on. 814-lm-.'1170 out Bulrtllt Ad. Open t A.M. to For ull, 8 plect dining room 5 P.ll. Uon, lhN Stt. Carll 114- tultt, Kenmore portabft dlth4-IU322. waahtr, 304-675-5768. Houses for Rent 1 rtd couch, 2 aokf chalrt, Call For Ni•Two doublt hlvt• of 211f, houoo In city, Sultablo lvr aft11 5p.m. 114-446-7'152. ~ with two tuplr'l of hontw 114-4-1&4151. Baby bed, 1125; elott.e, plut 5-ftlv.. and 15 tu~ wttfl 3BA, 011 In kHchon, lvlng 100m, wuMr, $35; VCR, f75; baby tr.m•. Moetty new, and all • carport, $310/mo. CaH Tope Fur· mite., 814~46-1052, e~ qulpmtnl nttd.cf ID handle 418 0180. niiUr" - -814.etl2·2282. at:ll. Gallt. & Muon County Fair 4 roomt I bllh, loclttd: 2IS Big St'flngt on Grna Turf In Ctntrll lvt, 114-448-1473 bM- llock $3.l 9 yard. Monahan SpKials. Buy 1 chain NW chain rwgular price get one FREE . wean N . Fum. t.,........JH4. ac,. m._ Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 112 KN, 1 rooma wtth -.... 2 bldloom homt. Asking -2-1227 . . 111.1100. 183 ll•ol• Stroot, 11\cldloport, Ohio. I>HN-33011. 1 112 bollll.. c:ounlry living but clooo to Mtlgo School 7 - and lown. Rt . 3s.t liM, T-Ip Rood 27. Flrtt n>td lo ~· Ctll 814-o912·1118 or 1.-.. Cloaa lo pool, large lcll, 2 cargarage, nlct ntlghborftood, perflllly tumlah•d. CAll tor appt. tfltr 5p.m. 1'14--Qi2-3380 or 114- met• Rentals •me • two-'"' •u Fumlthtd email houM orw bedroom, cleln, nk:• tor ant ptraon Of couple. No pats. Oep. I Aot. l14-446-25<3. HoUil tor roN In County Applllnco Inc. Good uetd applilnc., T.V. ttta. Open I a.m. to 8 p.m. llon ..Sat. 814446-101, 621 3rd. Avt. Gallipolis, OH SIDERS EQUIPMENT. Htndorton 304.. 75-7C2'1. Hoovtr portlbla wathtr. $150. 6>1-1112-2352. Largt Truck Bid, tt811tr a1111 & 11\ddlepolt. 3 lm-41358. bedroom, parrtlllty tumlahed, GOOD USED APPLIANCES tll'tl. 614-446-2359. required . W.thooo, d..,..., rolrlg-on, Countrt Soiling. 4 btdrooms, 2· deposlt/l"'fweneet Mlta 800 0 copi•, 112 blthl, etrdl'lll htat and air, ~PI' rangM. Slulggo -loncoo, 67'5--3997. 814-11122101 or 114-Ml-5183 1fttr 5p.m. buomoN, 111lchod progo. 20 U - A'- Ad. Botldo StOCI<I rrom Athena, 1·112 A.m daiJd howl In cn..ltr. mil• to lltlgt High ~ ­ carpotod. dining """"' tsrvo Rettrancn and apc.lt re- kitchen. Rtttonable rent . qund. 114-583-41137. lllltronco tnd clopoolt roqulrod. mlnutta OOYERNIIENT -ES !rom ~U $1 .....,..... repair). DeUnquenl tu AEIITERSI !rom $1.00 propttty. AtpotMUlona. Your (U-IIapo\~ ()oy, gl-woyt, 1111 (I) IOHI7-eooll Ext Oil- bank Npae, toreck)IUrH, lu 4M2 lvr curront repoltst dtt\nctllont prot>O<tlto . t-4118Homt and trailer ld tor Nil. 111.000. 814-lm-5848. 1 Large tilt, H bedroom, country home with 22 ac,.t, new tumac~1 Chlfi'Y Fldge. Schunz. n:.so two bldroome, good cond, $3,600. firm . 1m 5:gc).l:00 Why Poy Rltlt? Homos lvr $1.001 Bank r11p01, tu delinquent proporllu, gc>Ylfnmlnl glv11way r~:.m:. For lnfor· 1·7111 Ext. Matching couch, chllr btlgt, brown fknl pattern axc . cond, Uollohon C.rpot• land, wtttr and Mtclric, Rl. 2 North. Thomao Aldoo Rood, make otter, 1-614-175-71l8. 1174 Ctrrtage Houtt 2Br., 2 blth, 12:r6~. $6,000. 614-448-1!11. 1PI Kirkwood 12x60 2BA, axe. cond. $6800. 814-441-4712. 1987- Ml70 Cent,.l air. 304-2735660 after 5 p.m. 4.5" ec,..., 2 .,_.oome, 2 largo oulbulldlng, city wilt<. llotllll, Dtughttr, babyolttlng $31.000. On At. 117,. EYans Jack· HrV6ce, if ona ctn't do It, thl County 1fttr • omrn """' m. othlr one can. Full·llmt Of ptrt• -304-3n.t:l17' 5:00 PM. u- Al . 7 ratertne1 r.qul,..., 2 btdroom tralill' In Pomeroy. Super Singlt Wtl., Bed , l - Oval Black Glaat Ttblt To~, Ph• ~ Burgundy Chalnr; 4 Orawer Chest. 6t4-146-1'JIJ7 UNCI G.E. WaaMr & Hot point 56 64 Pets for Sale AC R1 1 0 stt,.a Black Lib PupP... , S301l 814-:245-i3V7, IM- 245-41081. 3.2.5. eompl.tt ::L" . $700.2 ltm1 Pet Food 0..111. JuU• Wobb. C.IIM-448-0231. Kills flu•, lieU A mange mtlea genelleally Immune to oldtr .... 7:00. Bualneo OpponunHy 34 BUIIRe88 INOIICEI Buildings OHIO VALLIY PUIUIHINO CO. - - 11111 you do bUllpooplo otho nd 1101'10--1 - ..._h JOU=k- ::or;r-~ od wlbrown lr..erkH', 1178 Chtvttte. Good condition. $450. Call &14-62·--· ...... 6 1178 Dodge Magnum 380, air, T· Tope, ...fhat bUcket auta. Asking 1475 or blat reeonablt ol- metal pl!tenttd dlvlcl contrail top, Coolvllt. f1.t.68'7-3404 . 1514-446-230& anar 3:30p.m., 114- TWo Finch bird.. Ont malt and one ltmtlt. Will atll togtthlr 1180 AMii'l'rlt. 1171 .loop Jto. 24UIM worl!. With cagt. $40. 1114-ft2·23T1. *"98- -· ---~-- 'lit-Hull:.- 1112 rr ft . soo....tt - - 125 HP, E.tnrudt Englno. - c:.l'C\:;.l."fs.":.,'f::,.':_Y·:: 1117 tl II. ... open ..... : 130 hp. •~ at11 toiCUHiftt wtth llptll trail•.- ct--· =' ,_._ $7,900. a. ~'i?.ooqulpoftor _. 5p.m. 57 lion, Musical Instruments Conn Aho 111., atr•p, reed c1111. Good cond, S.COO. VloHn fair cond, $100. 304-875-1U2. County Fair Sp41dal. 15'1t. ort 111gular tuntnga. Ends AugUII 15. J & Plano Service. Carr em w Ward 304-882-2325. 58 Fruits & Vegetables C.nnlng lometa.~ 14.00 buahtl. Bthlnd Watonlc Lodgt In Raclr.. DtnnM Hill. 8'14-948- 2171. Canning tDmltott !Of ult. Bring own conttlntl"' . 614-2472161. . 7& Auto Parts & Acceaaortea . ~-.--.;...;.,:,;=..:.....- • .• ... 1180 Oldl ~·!;"' cond~ 3110 lntllko wlh 4 ....,11 oor- : .: $660 . 114~ . 1t81 Sulek LMabrt, 350, 4 brl., tr~nt., 2 door, rice worllcor, 114-448-llt4a. - " ' · 114-44~. • VInton Auto ' " ' - · Foreign I · .: Dom Parlo buying junk ..,.. • auto, 0.0. 114-388-90112. 1182 Buick Atgol. 1 - · now eng . I tral'll., caii~Y~nlnp: 1114379-2132. 79 saoo. - campers& Motor Homes : : 1882 Uncoln Mark V1, txc. cond, 11177 SOuthwlnd llot... $4,500, or will trade hM' pickup Cion A, 21 !!'!'., •• 38lt lllloo, • tltopO 7. 4KW......,. _ , . , , • truck of equtl Ytlue. 114~1· fully lllt-llntd._txO. cond, : . 1003. liking" 1,500. 114...11-4525. -1182 Pontile, T1,000. Runt 1m Sl:arcnfl P.-vp camper. : good, $450. 614-256-1251. Sttrmatttr 8. Good condMion. ~ 1983 Montt Carlo, good condi- $1300. CAll 814-m-7011. tion I14-Q92-2840. 1984 blut Honda Civic wagon, AC , AM!FM, txc cond, 40 mpg, 93,000 mil•, 12,000. 304-875- "'t 1984 1971 Ttny e~mper 24 ft, Nit oontaJntd, air, awning, antenna wllh power booMer, , _ u,.t, t1top0 I , 30H82-3108. ==c:.::..:..::::..:=--··, Cllnea Fruh Farm.P.. chta, aJ> r.IH, product. St. R1. 7, 3 mil .. ltl0u1h ot Tuppere Plalna. 311-2QOtl. tll4 Wlnnollogo Cllloftaln llotor· 454 Chov, 4ZK ml, full rear oea, •pill bath, AIC plut dutt, awning onan 1114 Dodge Coli auto, 2dr. Runs " 9, ant, hHch, Dunrovln Fruit Fann juet off St. Rt. 681 Ealt of Albany. Wt accept food stamps. Ptacl'\ta, Wlch tlrttl, eiM:trorlc ION fur-tnd hoi •••r llrnk, tun .... d l - wlndohlold - · loll of ..oragt, lint cond, 198< Honda Accord LT. $4,200. $25,000. 304-17ti-1T.II. 814-643-2904 . 28ft ., Wlnnett.go tor Alt or 1985 Fonl LTD Sttllon Wogon, trldt fol -thing of oqual YIIUI. Reg. Rat Ttnftt Puppletr, Clltn, 11,850. 814-446-1552. old.l14-412·l130. 1985 Olda Caialt. Exc.lltnt green bunt, home grown sWNI com and tamalotl. 9-7 dally, cloud Wonday. 814~96- Halt runner bunt $10. bu you pick, wa pick $14. Silv•r Outtn corn . TCMntlota. 304-e75--e233 . I R homegrown 843-6313. J IXC. B ulck $1150. 814-441-87SI. homo, 30 ft, root 19a.t Ford Bronco II V-1, trtliar hitch, air, amtrm caalllta f!i,IOO. 304-273-5660 tflar 5 p.m. rack, Polt Beans, TomatOM, com, potat011, and c~Xmbar. 2 mil" behind New Haven, WV Union Road . 304-882-2237. c"'!N, dm• -· l:a, and 'rV 1tor pod, llddw W91 3 way_ rtfltn, nect Condition, $4200. 514-44~2. Services Product. frfth vegttablu. 614- Routh's St,..wberry Ftrm : Buah & Skylark, good shape, high mllee, $2500. 814- 1981 Clllvy cavalltr Z-24. low 81 mltoago . lll<t . -. c.u 814-1411- Home Improvements 1118. eASEMENT WATERPROOF! NO 11n, Gto !I p.m. after 5 ISM--WI- _ ___:,.,...:.,:.;;_;.:...;.:._ _ 1will pick 11 .'75. 30-1-4175-5950. 19B7 Bulek Century Cullom. PS, PB, Tin Air, Sttr.o, Tape, Crultt, P1Uii Much Mort, Exc. 59 Cond. Aaklng $8,000. 614-1-16- 614-2:17- day or Sw•t corn pick your own 1'1.25 For Sale or Trade 4525 Cannl~ tom11011 Already picked. $4.50 a bushtL Also have btU ptpptrt. Raymond Rowe. 114-247-4292. Call blfora iar.m. or aft• 5p.m. Farm Supplies & Livestock 1981 Cttabrlty Eurosp, auto, air, low mllet, P~, PB, PW, l~agt rack, 304-773-1501. 1988 Doda• Con, Exc. oond, 61~2359. 1988 Plymouth Sundtnot RS, 2 door, Tu-tDOt brown with match· lng elolh lnterkK. 2.5 full 1~ . aulo., •unroof, AC, PS, P , Power wlndowt, locka tnd mirrors, fltt, cruiM, AM-FU allrao call., and bra. 32,000 milia. $6800. 814-849-3022. 1989 lura GOVERNMENT SEIZEO Vehlel• from $100. Ford•. MttCttdtt. eornn.. Cht'l)'l. Surplue. Your ar11. (1 ~ 8Q5-687.4000 Ext. Charming 2br, mobil• homt, Upper At 7, $27Simo. ptuo ldi\Hito. Dtp I Rot., 8~ S-10189. 2511. 72 Trucks for Sate ol Uncondldonal llflll... prtnttt. Loctl ,.,.,.nett tumlthtd. Fret lltlmlt-. Call oolllct 1night . Rogert a-rNnt Waterproo- fing. Comptolt llol>l\o Ill ... • roptlrl, 1110 pl.:::~ tloctrlca~ rooting, ' pttloo I doclto ole. AEIIOOE • Rtlewww;w. EMimatte. INGI 114-2!1-1811. Ron't TV Service, epeclaiiJina In Z.nllh sleo Mf"'lc1ng moll other brtndt. Howl calla, alao oomo 19plllnco ...,..,., WV *-.'1~318 Ohio 114-4SS-2454. Rooting and ~· .ll'lllltr ---:::-- roots palnttd. Frtt Hllmarltt. Lincoln Town car, Signa- Frtd llorb, -773-1111. Strlll. 11,000 milia. Loaded. $19,500. 614-ti2-6320. on 211; 814-381-IIMI Rottry or cable tool drilling. MOIII Wlllt eompllltd 111M day. ~ ... Md MrVIcl, 3()4. S.pt\o Tonk Pumolng 190, Gall• Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jac~. OH t-100-137-1!121. Dtvlt Sow-Yac Somc:t, 1m ChtvrcMet 112 ton Ptck-u~ OfOrlll CrMk Rd. Parts, • • Good Cond. $1,800. 8........2125 ptlol, pickup, tnd doii""'W- 114448-GZM. Dlyol14-441-8810 Evonlnga. 44 tm Clllvy 3/4 lon 380, 4x4. 500 mlltt engrne overhaul, fltt bad wlncklr. hOO. 304-458-1112. 1f78 Ford 314 ton co~1 w,_ 11171 Ford F·UIO, good cond, 614- 2M-t301. 11171 Font ho" ton plcltup, 6 •1'. lltndtld oll\ftL~ 01-1, good ..... tl- . . . - · ...,. good - · 11.200- :10447tio 4!1. 63 Livestock Baby ..- " " 1011: 2 bu1\o, 114-311 1524 a lllltwl, Good= ....td biotllo ~ h-. AOHA Chompton. liW811U2 coni!!:.""•· , NWI'mo. Holotoln 81...., tor ooiO, $1.20/poUntl, .ciO pountll, I up. 114-21H1112. A - - poi!Od htrolonl bul. Enlirntor bl'tM. 4 rro. old lt4815-318t. BEAUilFUL WIITIIENTB AT IUDOET M1CE8 AT~ :!.~w::""...:": ,...er..CIIIM 4•1111.10H. 64 a....ltul-~ nlohotiiiii.PIIIdna. No "It only tOOk the a!~ !rom two of our tires to fJlltl\11." Hay & Grain Cllln- • - l o l - 114-, 112-1'102. 1m Ford pick..., tldo, olr, uc cond. vw ""HY· 304-17tlo !181. 1171goo, QIIC """· 5112,- 11-112Choltor I. ohanlnum 4~ ~~ hoyll truck. Plumbing & Heating ca~..-. PltMnblng and HNtlna tr11n1., 1171 Dodge 4 drlvt. Manr ,.. ptrta. tnoo, 080. 814-4410642. ·= 82 lruck. good w/txtl'll motor I $1,JUO. 114-448-124e. t:·'*'•""llll· .,. .,_!• IIUipiA- . liNt In the hornt without PE~ 1m Chtvro... 20 Statton HOW ON SALEII VAIIAHA : TICIOES. RoouHt ovorntght. Wagon, fully -lpood lvr travol WAVERUNtEAS. Salol, Pa~a, • RIG FEED & SUPPLY. 311!1 W. lralltr low-ln. CtH 814~41-2701. A< c rloo,_ SaiVIco. AlYEA- · ; llaln St., Pomoroy. 11171 llontt Carlo, 33,000 orlg. SIDE IIARI"E. A1. 7 1 - • Schntuztr'l..t mlnlatu111, 1111 •nd mi._, otig. paint See tlong Rt. trorn K-Martl O.lllpollo, Oh. 114- 3! at ClnomaL U,70C1, O.B.Q., 44W424 ptppll', AK~;_ Aleo poodl•, tiny Annable , .. of month 3 BR. ·--1- 1\fllo choln, . :C cUI he:·.-. race Tech •- E-' t170o.oo, 304-- like MW, ,IW. 81W4:J.2104. torumlu. LONGER RESIDUAL BIO-DEGRADEABLE. Contalno lor. ~1-2183. NO tyntllltlc pyrtthnlldt. FOR DOGS ONLYI VINTON 1171 Ford Ll1l II, lot dod, clolh GENERAL STORE. lntt~ ~ polm job, $101!.00, 304.f71H638 evenings, ~~ HAPPY JACK FLEA BARD. All 725edtya. Building Supplies Homto tor Ront Chtlftn como. $1-. 114~5t-15?1 Skj!lno 11n 14170 2 BR., Eltclltc, - · tldrl· lobo, Olonn llcC\oltn, 304-17ti- lng, .._lg. lloy good -\on. 'IMO an• 4:00. Fronc:h Clty Bri>ktrogo. 114-448Would 1\lul to blbyoH fol yaung 8340. bl- and loddllfo. S -· mz. 33 Fanna for Sale utllllloo M .........._ Not Would Hlul to llobyoll In my 41 112 A. I _,. bltclt rli1Cit ouMdlto tor pillet chlldlon, 410 homo. - " " rllto. 114- 31rr, Lr#p, Dtn!Fp, Ko, Br, t ii2 Flrlt Ave, 114 441-3114. lm-32110. bltn tutl llnlohod _ , _ , 31 Wool Apt. ar. t btlh. prtvoto tuo1 oil -htd Frlllttohod - -ptuo · olng\o ~. on 1 d : ; ; ; ; :1o . - , Financial 21 ' CoiiiiM-448-1411. 1181 101 125. - HAPPY JACK ENOUAAClOE: p.m. Trtlltr, I mll10 bolow Clalllpotlo · - .t,.sh . '!'!'!'.t.. ' Mulch hay tar -.It, .50 per bllt. a lon motor. I.OOO rniH. a t ........_.__ -" ..... 14t 1 IM..el2·7754 «814-MZ.. UO. . ~"""''· .~ --· ·~~ · 11111 Hondo 100 11agno 11200. . Mobil 2 011 ~~~~ 2 "'~~' -211. 114 ....••• Ollb thod. 314 ""· ... 2310, tV«<Inp ... ::J ' Low Mdl. btttodrtven 5-epMd tamalt Pups. S20. 11 wb. otd. 8 44841'& 01114-251-1\103. ~.:::x:=· 11'31 -=::-·--:-:---:----.::-:-:---== 11M Hart.y O.vldeon. FXRS. _ 175-4143. 11'111 Novo. 454 tnglno, 4011 75 Boats & Motors 0373 sntr 5p.m. Turbo INnaml•lon, potltlva for Sale rear-end. Bleck lnttr1or. ~~-:--,.....,.,.-= · Groom and Supply Shop-Pol traction $1,200. 114-1112-2281. t2R. tithing wilh .... 1.1 . Grooming. All breadt. All.tylaa. ourbolrd I tral..... Mu.l 111. . Full-~oodtd or 3 bedroom14x10 modlllt at unbtlleqbfe prlca of ecra. 246-6508 l••· :=:-.,.,..,-....,,.,...-....,-,,.-,., SPECIAL Foctory to l""'llllh, 2 quart.,. con<ltloll. $800. 114- Flah Tank, 2413 Jac:klon 71 Autos for Sale ·~· -·ng ' Point Ploasant, 304-675-2063, 10 IM-...-6515· : gtl Ill u[. $14.98 ond 10 gal '11 lllllbu, 3110, po. oil, air, r1d -ld~A :ISO, 4,000 mttoo. the ho... Hay tor Sa'e. Clov. I Timouw. Round BalM In the Fletd. 114- 175. 614-446-8Q92. Pill•, 322 Third Ave, 814- Fumlohod. 21r1N~Bm1to 8-1163. 1182 Hondo CX500. 3,500 min. ~~- ~,.,.450..i'.~ Hay & Grain Fomoto Buglo Dog, Rog'd, good flock. t V2 4 Yll'" Old. ~-~- Port.r on h4. 4 whtlllr, 304-IJ'!. ::1373::::·,---,--:-=-=-:::.:=,":_::::,::.·--,----::::-::::--:-c= CAIII14-Im-3122. 2br, no 1811 Honda 750, uc cond , _ btt1ory and dr11, lor otl.i or . l==========-1~====~====1 112 ExcoiiON 7838 dry•r. Sl51each. 8t4-245-So430. 55 ::IM-::..::.:..::::14.::·---~- tradt b :!) 1m Ol NEA . 0'1( W!6 Or11wenr undtrntlth. I • Chnt. Chrome Dintttt Stt w142x60 •14-:MJ.. Motorcycles 1811 eao, v...11o. 5,040 octutl ~0 · cond, liking $700. 6298. Moving Sale: Must Stll Alii Two complete bunlc bed tttt , on. KlnmoN autDrMtlc wuhtr, . new bedroom auhe eompllle, whlta, 115; Kenmore Wither, & complete living rtK1tn Ht comDryer Sal, Harv ... Gol_!l1 1250; pltl:t dlnnant HI llahjng • O.t Electric Dryer, $w; G.E. quipment, por1abl. color I .V., Eloctllc ~· t11: Kenmor~ new, tools, two hand gu,.., two [)rylf, $7'5, ldairt Dryer, $7!, air corld nltendo tlptl, clothes 30 Inch Elect At• Copper- & tots mfac. 614-446-6121 lcno, S1S; Eloctllc Rlingt Top 6 Bottom Oven, Copperlone $150; Rtmlngton 810. 12 gauge. Bach El«::ric Range :kl inch White, barr•lla, new ltathtr a11ng tnd f75; Elaclrlc Rang~, 30 Inch, awlvela. Like new. 614 -llt2 -2716 . 115; Porttbll Dlttriot-. $95; At-or, HlrYIII Oold, $95; S.art 314h~ Hydro-Giua wat•r Chael Fruer, ao cubic fool, pump wlcaptivt air prnaurt $150; Shggo Applllnco, Upper tonk wlowilch. $250 . 304-ol58t962 aftar 5:00 Alwr Road, 614-Ws-7398. lor Rent Nooth Oualttw Corpot• 1 Fum~ _ _ __;__.:....:..,___ ...... low prlcoo. Clllck Ul out. 2 bod- molll\o homo locattd 8........11144. Htrtford, $200. 304- ~13M . $100. C.ll aft• 5:00p.m. 6t4-388- 304-115-31521 "' 304-773-52711. Mobil• hom. 121:10 onar 11er1 prox road, 304-576-2976. 42 Mobile Homes 1m 300..!82:'2641 - Trailtr lor Nit Ashton Upland CrMII Mottl. Cell 1535. for Sale PM only. 622-6652, Ext. A124-t, Including Sat. and Sun. matlon cal 1 R52'M . :M hou,.. btlht, dltftwaMir, wathlr and dryttr hookup. Clair, 2 dtck1, lock Qrove trN. Call 814-9126581 Will do painting Interior, IX· tlfior, cleaning, WNkly, IJ*III EMT't and CPR driVII'I lull 1nd "~ part llmt 1hlflt evallablt. Apply ,,. 1114 VIand St. Point Ptta11nt, '• A 1 9:00 1111 5:00 dtly. 2br, 12x80 total lite. 18,200. &14- 11 LIIL 74 Dtyo $1.2,1100 dtll- lnd 101 up. Call1.801).721-4045 ""dtt.ollo. Will do bobyotttlng "' '"'"' llobll Homeo fur 11lo on 3 deconttlng In my home ln Hem- Eaey Wortl.l Elo:cllltnt Payl Aa sembtt products It homa. Ca ll for Information. 504-641 -8003 ;:r,!.~~~:~~~S:. u~b.P~~~~n lnq. 1981 Skyline llobllt Homt, ap- Will blbyolt In my only 114--4-12. - Athena, Ohio 457'01. Monday~ Friday t-1 1:30 a.m. or 1-4 p.m. - · 011\o. crnly.lt4-la-. 6 Lm. • 5:30 p.m. Agtt 2 ·10. Btforw, aft• tchool. Drop-lnt wtkome. 8'14-448-1224. after3p.m. 805-687·6000 Ext. Y-1018Q". ond buol- a.cht,.... Yldto, Silo, offordlblo. chHdcon. 11-F llmt any 1hlft, convenltnt Joca. lion, axpen.nc.d, 114 441 OOfl5 EARN MONEY Reading bookal $30,000/yr. income poltntia l Now hiring. (1) to 01 regltttr 304-6'75-&847. Chrlt,.. around 1111 world ..,o uperltnct nNdad. call 1· , , nema. Tupperware ltamtof'IIW, 804-.'141.·1778 Ext. 5214. Optn 24 lolt ol mlec. htma. In Child tafW provided in my Rio Gntndt Homt, dtyl. Elc. Clrtt, w/ruton~ble ,.,... 8M-245o 8MO. Call 1-I18-G22·5852, Ell. 1244. ,, ollllddloporl, Hill. Including Sat. 1nd Sun. 375 B- StiNt, Mlddltporl, Ohio. Aug. 2,3,4. Ch\lclftn't Exaelltnt WagH tor epare lime clolhtl, lnflnt lo 10 ye~rw. New etc., For mort Information 805~7-eooo Yldoo Aontll otoro ,.... tor ..... 18 day thru Friday, 7:30 1111 5::10. Now hiring. 111 txt. 1021 anytime, dop, ntghta, Sundoyo. 447..811 32 Mobile Homes tlt"', 1-800-334- EARN MONEY Rtadlng Bookal $30,000/yr. lncom• potential cuh tor oqulpft*li. Coli 1.801). $« ,500. 114-w2-5348. .ueh . . rttumt'l, rti)Ortl, lei· mg ---- qulr. approL I houri per WMk. y.., wNI notd fla,OOO 441.0706. Wanted to Do Anyone notdlng quality typing Qualifications: 1. 2 y.ar1 , OTR txptrlenct llash 25 ynl"' ol d .2. Able to pass drug IC rtWI .3_ Good 18f&ly record.U.S . WATTS munl tltr pricing tl_,. ., Hou. In Nol1hup, 8 roomt I bath, 614-t. .:l.e&l. SAVE $!/hr. Rtconcillng chtc:k· books (banka charge $10). Buainnt.. or Individuals. 11-4- TRANSPORT. ZANESVILLE, OH ltrgt Yard Sale, New N1ven 1::--;--,-----:c,---,----,--pool, Frt Echoing Mtadowa. An ICF and Sal, Q:OO am till 5':00 pm. pM.R. 11 eurrtntly tMiclng a tuiiSornt tumllu,., . e~hll, wwd- tim• RN or LPN for afternoon ding dre11 lizt II, mlec. 304- thift with Friday and S11urdey 882-2052. off. lnttraaled partl11 plnee TWo Family yartf Stlt, Friday Aug. 3h9tt, Aug. 4. 2401 Lincoln A'-'1- C lldrenl clot:hM. SHuatlon Wanted 614 -245-5849 11811 Clllvy 8-tO, Bluor,_ ~000 miN, call . . . lt\JI. AKC Boston Ttrritr pu~pin. _, --pump.-2 ap,m., M/TutNi_ 2 n'* lo bo build1ngo. locltod " Lttll1 41 tcnHuted Bu-w; 2-hour weekly Folto.IM-247-3'1113. lcrou from . . Imming ALL MAlES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE AUTOGRAPHS 1114 CIIIY., 314 ton ca~ Yon. · $17,000 mlltt, v--a, tlr • crulM, $4,100, firm. 114-44NHI. mo ...h. 614-643-2104. Miscellaneous Merchandise Good " your hontat, reliable, & enjoy people I have work In 5 surrounding counttte. Call 304-522om M·F, 101.m.-Sp.m. tht day Mtore the td Is lo run Sunday ~ilion - 2:00 p.m Friday. Monday ~ilion - 2:00 p.m. Satunby. Kltln, Anne 4 4 1580 ' StNfllng ,_,. wMh cooking. 54 Aloolrallt< --All - -ups. Mobile Homes for Sale -3275."' J04. Goods Prtfarrod. $22,015. Starling An- Tum-toy Butlnooa. Handling 3 lott In H.. Haven, utllltJ• nual. Sind rHumt only to : Frlto-Lly, Eoglo, Nobltco, llaro, .-nlllbtt, ~173-680&. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Meigs MRIDD 1310 Car1eton I tlmllllr food procluc:ll- S... 38 ecree 2 mU•• frDm VInton. Bleyclu, hit and Start Sofu 1nd chairs prk:ed from 2T lng comparny ..cured locat:lont. FrM Spirit, 12 1 , Same S.rett Syracu11, atlo 45779. bulld!ng oltoo. No lllnorll $315 to $tt5. T1bl" UO and u~ 11 new, No Mlllng. Natklnal Cenlua $175. for both, 304-871rtghla. 81 t 446 023i. to $125. H..._·btdt $310 to 1731. W.nled: Cook, Mature in - Flgu- IVongt g... In$515. lllcll...,. $225 lo $375. dividual to a~ply In paraon at ot 140.580 por ~·- 11.- Claw toot or similar style bath tub . Good condition only. 614 · 992-7563 Cosmetologist natded! Guaran- . All Yard Sa lts Must Be Paid In Advance. DEADLINE: 2.00 p.m Bus I OpportunHy lzmiiY 11011. Aota\1 prlcoo unbtlitvat.a. tor lop quality than. Over 250 brandt 2600 otjlll. $11,1110 to 121,1100: Inventor,', training, ft:r1u,... Vocational tval•tDr to work tlrfal'll, grand operiing, ate. C.n wnh adults who have mtnt.l open 15 days. Mr. Loughlin 112retardation and other dls- $68-4228. abllhl. . dattrmlnld at eligible through B.V.R. Bachelorw d. Tavwn for Ale Of lAse In Midgree required. Willing end abla dleport, Ohio. Apl. owerhNd. to obtain Ohio Dept. of MRIDD 304-.'112-33112. Adult Sank:n Ctrt. CCWAVES Wtndy'• Now Hiring, tor day ehlft. A~ply In pereon, SunThwt betwHn 2~ p.m. E.O.E. RANGES- Gas-Eiec.-1115 up FREE!IRI-Sl15 up MICRO OYINS- 179 up 997-5335 or 985-3561 Vocollol tor Rock Bond, bol· ween 1g11 18 and 20, 304-7135996 ook tor Chrta, -'out lnqulru only. Baby sitter n&eded tor 12 hour shin worker. Must be t6 and from Pomeroy am . Must have retara net. Ca ll 614-992·1354 . furnllurt, clo1hts, oHice tlactronlca, nlnlendo tapes, toya 1 tools . Tht only tj,lng wt eren t selling Is the lamly pets! 3 112 milts pu1 Holzars on 0 J Whllt Rd . lood for signa, Aug 34, 9-5. Roome for rent· WHk or month. 52l-68S4. Sl Ll.t. 14, Camp Btvll"'y HUia1 l.MIIt Faye, Lucia, ovw 2000 Drlndl a*», of URIOD. P.O. Bo:r Chnhl,., Otllo 4S620. JMr'enea makee tht dutarenct Licenstd Ohio, Kentucky, Wnt VIrginia , 304-T1'3-5785. 1HO .loop CJS, 53,000 mlloo, .,.,. good cond, 30C-175-'Jih0. cond, 304-.'1?1-.'12811. r- aftlr 73 vans & 4 WD'll 304-.'175-5028. Z.nllh ........ color TY, In dry call col tel ~-::4~'\.:1 or 11t 441 8833 prieta. Call $225 .... h. DtpooH roqulrod. 50't-8G'a RECOR\lB. 33'145"o-18't-£P'• Jt...cteulcalIM-112-2218 after IS p.m. Country-lllg Band-Rock. 814m-.'1857t.r.rc Fulb. 45 Furnished Top Cl.ta p1ld. Old lumllur• cubolrdt, ,quina, orltntal, Rooms rwlnllnp:. t~or tnltrt tetate t==========l-==========1 O,Siortl~:l~ti~$120~-=-G~o=ll~lo~Hot=--ol. ness 32 ~ wrlto lo 1111 Glltll County Boord lllcholo, Pinky, Bugll Boy, 4 Families: Everything groes, 5-31 -' 911 lin USED APPLIANCES fo1 fonntllon call &14-387-7371 or Mlnlttul'lll Rick Paarson Auction Company now booking auctions, ••- fWmota, rtiiOf'll~l = tlp.m. rockor; ono 13 color T.v., wllh In city. CA. Sultobll fol 1 por- Befort you throw II away give II aon. 'Rtf. IO.p R~lrtd 8'f4. oway or 0111 H lo choop. Coli 44H338 114-tll2-565711arc Futtl. Ons bedroom aptt. tor rant. morning." ~~~~-~ misc. 9 ... __ Fran Topping, Own ___ Carehtven of ~nt Pt.a-.nt. your own apparel or ..Ito,., ehooet trom: School bw Operwtor, 8 month JtaJ\I'SI)Drtaw•r, Lldlll, M~~n'a. position, $8.15 per hour, Con- lnfantiPrwt•n, Llr!or: Sin•, l,.ct bltla only. Prtftr aomeona PltHa or Uatamhy , DanIn lhl Rk) Grandt, VInton aru. CIWNr/Aaroblc, Bridal ngtrie, Mutt pou111 approprlalt Sock Shap, Acc.uorl• ttcn. sc hool but vth&clt llcenM or Add cc»or analyalt. Brand wiiHng to obtain. For mort In- namn: Uz Claiborne, Martha c lothing, ·~:"den3 p.m,__!undly 1:00 to 1:00 p.m. llodlm 2 BR unfumlahtd, CA I 114---2121. - · No polo. ldn1 loo coupll. WNCII BOXES. Kldo Onlyl Sat II 541 Fourth Avenue. Plying up to $1110.00 fol .1111S275lmo. 1114-448-2300. oon't box. Hlghnt prico pold Nicety Fum6shed Mobile Homt for vinyl ond molll boxn. .._.,.,.,_.....,._ ,.. ,_, "Since I AM your boss, I'm not sure 'What's shakin', Mama?' is the way I want to be addressed every Contact Yard u lt . Aug_ 4, long StrHf, Rutland. Play gym, power 1180 1~.~. 11\ddlepolt, onto. Botch St. one _53 _ _A,..nt.,l,..:qu:..,..es...,...,...._ bod,_, tumlollld apt.• dapoolt :::8 1 ,.._ ..._ r~rqulnKI, 304-882· uy t11 Ull. Rlverlrw Antlq._.l, 1124 E. Main Strwtt, Pomeroy. 2111. Hourt: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 ~lattred nu,.. 82 bod taclllty (long """l 1ocattc1 tn Potnt Plolllnf. 21 WV. Admlnlttrlllvo okllts ;;;! worlc oxporllnco ,.._..,_ OutiUied S.t.·Aug. 4. Baby tnd girlt clolh• to 3T, boys 10-14. Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. 25. whotll, Six pc plna living room eullti aofl, chlllr, roc::kl!z_~~tna llbiN, good cond, .....,,...,815. room tpl!rtmtnt. at Vllllgt tlnk ctblnet, ent1rttlnmen1 ctn1nd Rlvertldt ttr desk comblnaUon, good HN . . .nptr . .ntad tor ttaeher, 7:301.m. to 12:_,, II~. -IHnlna, wultlng, oomo - n g roqtilr..t. Exporlonco and rttftNncet pretlrrtd. Sind resume to Moody, 403 Fourth 1s Ctrbtntt, Rock Auqurium Aockal 0 - living. t tnd 2 $111. Cllllt4-H2-7781 EDit SyracuM. Aug. 2,3,4. ·- llllr 7p.rn. lplnnwntt In Middleport From Glganllc yard tale. lnUquee, tools, household Items, etc. Comer of Church and Hubbard, ~--- iHti; UIIIHiol paid, u• aft• 7p.m. t2 TNCka tor sate KIT' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wri11hl Household Goods lllnor Salt: At Centenary Townhoun, Sat. Only 9-5. G~ragt 41h 1 81h, 71h. Nlco s1UH! 44~-Mt~, 3353. . - 114- The Daly Sentinel Paga 9 'umlohod Etftclonoy, 1171, afl8f lp.m. 814-44&-2058. UtiiNIN Paid. ClaUipol\o, 114- Z.nlth 23" color ...-to TY, i31 Stylllt Ntodod. Paid holldoy1 _ IIIIIJ ptuo commlstlon, .., lnvorvlow, 814-448- automotive chassis 1ubsystems Gallipolis & VIcinity 3 Family Otll- Hair Goror Sale. Augu11 2·3-4 trom 9-? 112 mil.. on Sr 248 In · 11 All klndt 992-5335 or 985-3561 ~43IIIn4 W.V. ~863 old frisky playful Slberlln Husk)' to good home. month '1 milt on ltft. 614-446-8196. OWNER: Tom & Bill Stewart & Others U1. in Ollio awey. IS14·9D2·7246. TRUCKING RPr.tals •Lot· Ranrals 171 6. 13. 20. 27; 181 3. 10. 11. 7tc 1716. 13. 20, 27; 181 3, 10 In loving memory of a very special life, with a very special man. I will love you forever. Patty Public Notice 1.0 McCoy Anornev for Plaintiff 2 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUC IARY Wallace Br&dford 16141 446-1737 miss you . Gay, linda, Bob & Tom Grandchildren of Meigs County. drawn tor the September 1990 Term of the Common Pless Court of said County on said property and ca use the Sheriff of Meigs County , R. L. HOLLON 83 - f•CIIYIIItng 84 - flec1rtcal Ao Rehrgeruoon 85 - Ganeut Haulrng 86 - Mobd e Home Repau 1 new or transfarrod proocrlptlon. 5 "' . ldtol for 1 ...una 1br, 114+11 ~gult Hell Collie end Htlf Beagle pup- 985-4422 Ohio. Jurors will be publicly Court to marshall the liens 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13-Hc USED RAILROAD TIES Homelmpro ...emll!l"'t• 82 - Piumbong& Hei1'1 •n y Office of Commissioners of Jurors . Meigs County, Ohio August 1 . 1990 To All Whom It May Con cern On Friday, the 1Oth day of August . 1990. at 8 .30 o'clock, AM ., at the office of the Commiuioners of Juror~ You are hereby notified that a Complaint has been PAl HILL FORD BILL SLACK 992-2269 Public Nollce Public Notice core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT. •ANYTHING AT ALL 8\ Span• lo r R.-nl 47 - Wanted :o Rt'rll 48 EQ I. . pment t or Re,: 49 - For l e II.H Autos for Stle 72 - Truclu for S•le 73 - Van5 & 4 VVD s Real Estale 46 and Ca~e Bills Hero 65 - Sud & Ferttltrer 41 - Houses lor Rent 42 - Mobtle Homes for Rent 43 - Fa rms tor Rent 44 Ap111tmenl lor Rent 45 Fu r noshed Rooms 667 - Coolvil re We C¥y Fishing Suppli 81 Pay Your Phone 63 - lovestocl.. 64 - Hav & Graol"' 17 - Mt5 CI!'I Ianeous \8 - W•nte d To Do Bulfat o SALES & SERVICE Farm Supplies & Livestock poll s Dati'( Trtbune. reach rng over 18. 000 homes JOSEPH 0 . JACKS Etflctoncy Apt. ............. - - - lwn., .......td. Stivtravlllt. Take County Rd . 31 Portland. Anllqu•, clolhH. - - ·- 51 Apartment for Rent Utsod - ·1 FumlohodApti07-Avo, tabl ..,twnHura, 2 lam~, A 53 - Antiques 64 - M!Sc Merchand••e SS - 8urldtng Supplies 56 - Pets tor SaiP 57 - Multcalll"'llruments 58 - frutU & VeglrtabiM 6 - Lost and Found 7 Yard Sa le lpard •n IHfvAn cel 8 - Publtc Sale& Audoon 9 - Wanted to Buy Rite Aid Coupon SS.OO oH tny 1 ~ woriL 8Mcl ..Umtlo P.O. lox 1210, PoiMIO,, Oh. 304-m-5855 or Yard Sale. Aug. 2·3-4, 10.5p.m. 2 r'-:~;;;;:;~;:;::':::=::iit=:::;;;;;;7;·2~0;·;1~m;•::d::;-'1304-675·1360, 304-BB2·234t mila trom Langsvllt• on Sr 32S4th pltet on right. •t4·?42-2033. 4 Giveaway PLUMBING & HEATING SER~ICE 3 lillie klttn1, lo good hornet, 8 Public sate 614--Mfl.-3797. New Location: We can repair and re· & Auction -· 168 North S..ond 4 whht fluffy kl11ena to give 151 - Hoo•ehold Good• 'A c la ssofoed ad\lentsement ptac&d rn Tn e Oatl'f' Sentonetle• COPY DEADLINE qcAOOPTIONSpeclal family wants to give rour baby and Ut a chanct. Cal collect 708·352· 1656. Mary Ellyn and Chuck. lransltrs from olhor Rlto Aids. Guaranlf't' Your SaliMfarlion FREE ESTIMATES Merchandise Ad ~ Happy Nollct Warren Stone whose name It painted on flood wall at 4th 91. behind hotel. Please con· taet W.R. StonaL 300 Hlghwty 20:1, Madlton, Ill t12060. P~nt AVON I All - · I llllrtov 44 buth Road, Rtclne. 2346. at LAFF-A-DAY Expo- hooting lnd CoolIng lnottllf. lluol lio willing lo -c-~----.:----: wannlh & affection, tlnenclally ncure, ltt1 help each otherl Medlcallt..g•l op.nMt paid, C.ll collect Ev.nlnga, 201-427- Good Help Wanted Racine. Augult 2,3,4. [)avid Brewer's, Clllolt<. Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Spotro,3QU11.1421. Fndor,-Salurday. 3 family. Good cloth ng, tomt tumHurt, aXtr· · cltt bfeycl1, qui« lopt and Iota ot mlae. Betty S.yre, Vellow- home with Infant. Will ott.r lovl, 31390'" For Old & New Roofs. Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling 60 513 .00 S1 30 / day 15 pi.-Gro..,•Ooreat Rd. 1st. house on left jutt oH SR 12~. ADOPTION 992-7762 4~ $9 00 Announcements Goveaway and Found 11ds unde1 15 w 0 rds wdl be run 3 diiV5 at no ch..-ge Words 15 PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS We'cllove to sh1n our he1rt1 I (ALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 15 Words Aug. 3rd-4th-5th. 10:0G<II·?. Ap- 3 Announcements I1 Your Roo f Reo dy For Anot her Yeor o f Ice and Snow? Now's The Time to find Out . R •• es ••e lur c o ns.t" cut r.;e , u " ' · b roken up d IIY ~ w til be r:harged tnr earh rl""' as sepatllrflad~ pa•d "Recet\le 1 Ov~r "At Reasonable Prices" Announcements 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: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 6 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, MAY 29, 1990 #1 Copper 90¢ per lb.; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35¢ per lb . Clean Auto Radiators, 40¢ per lb. At Gary Hyetll Hom• on SR 12~ Pomeroy. In the new home be- hind Rogtr HyNit'l gar-v•· Thur-Sit. Hp.m. _____.,_ .. " -· OFFERS 2 LOCAnONS TO SERVE YOU .... 11 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 4-16-86-ttn STARTERS. TRANSMISSIONS, ALTERNATORS. ETC Mon1hly "Ad' Outs•de M e og s Galhe or Ma son coumoes mu~t be pre 614-992-232 8 WE BUY All NON FERROUS SCRAP, BATTERIES. 10 POUC!£S Custom Drape.t TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING RATES Days P~ 0 I!.S '1'5 RY We Say What We do. We Do What We Say. 36 YRS. EXPERIENCE 7-23-1 mo. pd. • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PLACf AN AD CALL 992 · 21 S6 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' CLOSED SUNDAY 1.1 Friday, August 3, 1990 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity BISSELL BUILDERS 1P/idi~ Hand Next to Forest Run Block Co. Lots of jewelry, old hats & misc., many nice clothes, too. Rain or sh1ne. appro• 4.B00sq. ~.larm bldg. and moiJie home A real bar gam at $89. !)/)0 CALL 614992 -7104 FOR APPl . Bypass on Lead1ng Creek Rd . Watch for S1 ns \ol.QI~ 1 YARD SALE SAT, AUG. 4 - 8 DO TO ? VERY Nl CE liJlCE HOME ON APPROX 3'h ACRES-4 BR. 3 baths. 2 gil ages, rented I BR apartment Propertj •ncludes pond. Friday, Augum 3. 1990 FowthandPTno Qalllpollo, 011\o 814 441!13188 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Altlldanlill or COIIIfMft:laJ wiring, "ffllro. Lk!Miad 111ctrlclan.orRlllinour Eltolltcol, 3044'111o1711. • �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 3, 1990 T Includes Channel I])G complete listings ID ID Ill ID August 4 to August I 0 A guide to local television programming lllG (!) !IJ miG DG IJ 0 Ill IIJ a 0 Statlnn C1tw HunllngtOII Chlclgo AUanla COiullbu& WSAZ WGN TBS WSYX WOUB WCHS WPBY WBNS WVAH WOWK WTAP USA NASH ESPN CNN FAM Chal1nt011 Hunllngtlll Coltullltn Char1nta Hu11U1gton Pll'kersb•rt S110t1t NOWI fomlll WEEKDAYS MORNING 5:00(2)11 (TU,WE,TH,FR) Home , ~=Flame Of Youtll (!) (FA) MOYIE: No Mon'o Womon (I) (WE,TH) Hogon'o Heroeo III Morning Agriculture Repool ®I (MO) Nlghtwllleh 1!J DISCUSSING NUTRIENTS - Phyllis Clark, members participated In lood judging In preparation lor the Meigs County Fair. right, dlscuSIIeS the nurUenlaln herchUI con carne with ludre Sandi Eyman. Clark and olher 4-H YUMMY - Michelle Laughery, left, sure makes some good chicken. 4-H food and nutrition judglnr Is based on knowledge o! nutrition and menu planning, knowledge o! food preparation and recipe, table setting, personal appearance and attitude. The judging was held at lhe Senior Citizens' Center In Pomeroy In preparallonlorthe Meigs County Fair , Karr family gathers for reunion The Karr family picnic was held recently al !he home of Woodrow and Kalhryn Mo ra. Preceding dinner, grace was given by Mrs. Jane Ann TOPS meets Susie D rey hil and Virgin ia Pooler were ! he besllosers at the recent meeting of Ohio TOPS 570 he ld al !h e Carpe nlers Hall in Pomeroy . The runner up wa s ., •· '· ' ~-- "' ~~-~ ' DISCUSSING RECIPE CARDS- Rlkl Barrin- -Feeney Bennett -post has meeting Auxiliary at a recPnt mN'Iing . Jun!or m embPrs wPleomed l n were Ca rrie Darst . Janella Stover, and Sara Roush Senior members welcomPd in wrrr Ne lla Seyler. Phyllis Howerton, and F:lla Roush . : The m eel i ng wa s opened by ·Gerri Hanel wllh praver bv :Kalhryn M etzger. follo;..ed by 'pledge and roll call The sPr retary' s rrpo rt was read and accepted and !he .ln'asurPr 's rt>porl wa s read and filed for audiL : Pauline Greathouse, !Irs! dclr'galed lo convenllon. slat ed that the a moun! of dues sen ! In afler Or! _10 will be $7, which in cludes assessmenl.o;. It was also noted !h al more delail musl be given in or ~arh wa s PIPrlt•d to of tiers in lhPir cilit•s and all Wl'rt' imprrssed wi th the qua l itv of SJX'akrrs a t va riou s fum·lions Namf'd to thf' s ick list wPrP Mr and Mr s_ Pa ul SwishPr. Zr l la Ta y lor, i.P<' Rl'rd , Mr and Mr s Mar vin Kell ~. Paul Clark, Gc r aid Fn'eman. Bprtha Hy sp ll. Tom TurnPr, and Ralph Mrller A banqul'l will be he ld Fr·idav for thr Meigs Lf'g ion Ball Team Di nnrr wa s ht•ld prior to th r tn('('ling and thr door pri zr . broug ht by G clil Frrrv. wa s won Moore in tab for Dollar General Marla N icole Moore, granddaughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore. Pomeroy, has recently been modeling lor a tabloid by Dollar GeneraL Marla, age 11. has been model, lng lor over a year and has . appeared In other taDiolds such · asK-Mart. : Marla lives with her mother, ' Michelle Alexander, In Ashe-- ' vllle, N.C. :~ I • ···Mf~ :~~ • • ~ and a "funny mom•y auction ;, 5trH.t 03oohs 2nd will be held Aug . 2R T he bes t lose r fo r July, August , and September will be the au tumn queen . All membrrs an• to bring a gift for !he aut umn q uer>n. Two games were played Wl lh Doris Bailey and Mary Roush winning, tmd th f' g roup sa ng to lilf' queen ar th e c lose of !ht• met• I in g . Su san Renee Wolf. a 1990 gra dual e of Eas ier n Hi gh School, ha s beenawardedlheUnlve r sil y of Rio Grande Mu si c Sc holar:. ship. The award wa s presented to hrr fo r ouLs ta nd ing mu sic rndravors. Wolf was involvrd in numrrou s music organizations. Including · Madrigals, All -Ohio S! al e fair You th Choir and marching, pep , jazz and roncer l band s. Her rrcog nltions includ e direc tor's awa rd , Al l Ohio Youth Choir. F: uropcan Choir and Ohio Un lvcr sit _ v ·s SummPr Sc hool for t hf' Arts . In additi on . s he was a membrr of lhP Na tlona l Hono r Soc iPt ~· ­ St ude nt Cou ncil and Tri M Honor Soc irt _v Wolf is undec id ed for hr r major and will SPf'k aS :'its ta ncf' SUSAN R. WOLF from thr cou nsr ilng centrr to makl' her ca rrer drcisions . Palrlci a Wol f of St ate Roulr 7. S hP is r hf' d aug htrr of Gary and Pomeroy . FRI~t. Y and SATURDAY ~"~/t 25°/o OFF STOREWIDE !\ drssrrt coursf' was Sf' J"\ rd ln Kathy Stewart , llf'\' r r 1\ Stf'wa r r. Howard and Mar ie Bi rc hfield . 131nda Diehl. Ann E. Turner. I sadora Wrlllams. Melis sa Willi ams, Vicki Kennedy, Pearle Ca naday, Or ion and Virgin ia Nelso n. Joan and Bruce May. Janel and Joe Bolin. Tom Hyse lL Suzy Carpenler . Robert and .J udv Snowden. Edi th Lamber L Lillie Robinson. Eugene and Ruth Underwood, Lorrl Ba r nes and Tyler and Jacob. Make-up clinic Mrs . Joa n Tew ksbary w ill bP giv in g skin trs ts to Pmp lo_VPf'S uf the Mei gs !.or al Sc hool Dbtrir l on Monda y and Tu Psdav from ~ :IO!olt: :IOa .m T hese IC>s!." will be givf'n at hpr of flee In l hr rnu II i puqJOse hPa It h building on Mullx•rry HPi ghl s These arc t he only times she wil l g ive these l es l s as a group. If there are some peoplt• who will be unable to havr l hl' tesls al !h e abovr stale d limPs, !hey should call M rs. Tewksba r y al 992-]722 to ar ran g£' another time for th em tn rome In ror thl' tes l. Benjamin J. 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Wonderlul Worid Of Oloney ®I (MO,FR) Columbo ®J (TU) McMillan ®I (WE) McCloud ®J (TH) Banacek lllJ ID Brady Bunch 1121111 Donahue il2l Setty Jaooy Raphael ta YkteoMoming @ (TU) Motorcycle Race @ (WE) Women's Pro Beoch Volleyball @ (TH) Cleveland Grand Prix Horoe Show Jumping @ (FR) BudweiMr Thoroughbfed Dlgeot a Morning News tiD Our Houaa 9:05 (I) Beverly Hlllblllioo 9:30 C2lll Talkabout (]) Leave It To Beaver III The Judga lllJ ID (MO, WE,FA) Happy Oeya lllJ Cll (TU,TH) Paid Progrommlng @ (MO) Pro Bowlen A.-lotion @ (FR) Surter Mlglzlne 9:35 (I) Andy Clrifflth tO:OO C2lll crJ1 Let'o Mske A 0..1 (!) Succau-N·Uie III Live With Reglo & Kothle Lee l!l Aeodlng Rllnbow 11J II Bally Jelly Rophoel (!) Dr. Who (1141 tD 700 Club With Pat RObartiOn 1121111 Fomlly FIUd · I!J (MO) MOVIE: Kingdom Of The Splden (TU) MOVIE: The Heat I!J (WE) MOVIE: llilnd Cl8wo 1!J (Til) MOVIE: Slugo 1!J (FR) MOVIE: The lw1m1 tD (TU) ludwel• Unllm.'tecl HyclfoiiiMM AICing 1!J Louisiana Cookin': Home Grown l!l (WE) Ciao ltallol (!) (TH) lntemotlonol Cooking Sclrool (!) (FR) Crazy For Food (!) Seoomo Street il2l Moroho Wortletd Show @ Beale Trolnlng Workout tD Paid Pf011romming AFTERNOON 12:00 ill Gorokto (I) m ®J 1121111 «ll Newo l!l (MO) MOVIE: I Cove• The Wahrrfront l!l (TU) MOVIE: Tho Slrlnger l!l (WE) MOYIE: Tho Red HOUII l!l (TH) MOVIE: lndtocreet l!l. (FR) MOVIE: Street Scone lllJ ID Andy Griffith I!J (MO,TU,WE,TH) Face The Muoio ta American Magazine @ Bodies tn Motion a NewsHour 12:05 (I) CHIPo t 2:30 C2l U QlJ Gtnerotiono III 11J C1 Loving (!) (MO) Cookln' Cheap (!) (TU) Gourmet Cooking (!) (WE) Juotin Wlloon'o Loule..ne Cookln': Home IIJ Grown (3] Wowsar b~· S pank ~· T~'l'('{' . Church of Christ has special evening program recently Family nigh! was held recrn!lv al the R~lland Ch urch of Chris t Joan May conducled thr program . , Pearle Canaday and Marre !31rch!leld presented readings b) He len Sielner Rice. BevNiy Stewart played a plano so lo. and Jane WiSt' sang a lullaby In honor of !he birth of Jacob Barnes. Foll owing the program . the group held a baby shower for J acob Andrew Barnes. son of pavld and Lorrl Barnes. J ()y\.iff Oihers cous ins a! lending were Fred Crow, Rick Crow, Paul. Rulh and David Karr, Marilyn , Trisha and Donnie Spencer, Horace and Dorolhy Karr, Bill, Twlla, Jeremy, Ryan, Brandon, and Brenl Burkley , Ray , Bobbl. and Garrell Ka rr, Jane Ann Annes tad. Steve, Jackie, Mike and Debbie Frosl , George, Paula, Hea ther and Andy Mora, Greg, Janet. Ashley and Juley Eb lin a nd Judy Mora . 01 hers a!lending were Larry Bunger, Curt Johnson, and Tom Hunler. Scholarship is awarded t hr sr lfftion df'lrgJ tP:-. to Buckeye G irl s Sta te. Su~an Ho uchins. Am~· W.1 1·th. and l.re A nn Hrdovi an, al l drleg atrs. introdurf'd tlwir pa1 Pnts a nd Pat h ga\'P a d rtai lt 'd report on lhf'ir rxperiP nces at Ashland Co llege for l:luckt•yr• Gir ls St ate . I . il -~1 in the 4-H food and nutrition judglng held In pl'l'parallon lor the Meigs County Fair. Rlkl's project, The Dreamer, Is an apple-<,.lsp dessert ger, left, and judre Jan Burleson discuss recipe cards. Rlkl, 110d other f -H members, partlcl~ated Six people were arrep l ed into , membership of t he American :Legion Feeney Bennett Post 12R Phyllis DreyhiL l. e nnf e Ale shir e. l ea der , opened the meelfng wilh pledgl', prayer and ro ll ca lL Thr secrelary and weight recorder reports were given . Virginia Smith won !he frui t basket . KOPS will be honored Tuesrta v Annes lad. The afl f>rnoon was spent reminiscing, picture taking, and a long afternoon and PVl'nlng of vo lleybal L T he oldest cousin in al lend ance wa s Mi ss Ma rcia Karr, Syra c use. who will be 100 yea rs old in Oc tober. Coming lhr farlh es l were Mrs . Co nnie Karr Palmer, Mt. Clemen s. Mi c h.; Da v id and Margrel Karr Truman, North Rldgevlll; Mi ss Han·Jel Ew in g, Co lumbu s; Mrs . Do r olhy Cloke, Huntinglon, W.Va. (WE,TH,FA) Madame'o Place tD (FR) Action Outdoofo a (MO) Tangled Memorleo, Stolen Uveo a (TU,WE,TH,FA) Crooollre tD 1!J (TU) Paid Progremmlng 5:05 (I) (MO,TU) Hogan'o Heroeo 5:30 (I) (TU,WE,TH) Gomer Pyle III Thlt Momlng'o Buoineu ®I (TU,WI!,TH,FA) Nighlwlllch 1!J (WE,TH,FR) Paid Prognmmlng t= Clalting Fit a Early Bird Nawo tD Larty Lee 5:35 (I) (MO,FR) Gomer Pyla 6:00 C2lll NBC Newo At Sunrioe @ Soop (I) CNN III 11J II ABC Worid Newt Thlo Morning ®I CBS Morning Nawo lllJ • Bullwlnkil Show 1!J (WE,TH,FR) Paid Prognmmlng tD Bodlee In Motion a DayBreak tD Today Wllh Marilyn 6:101121111 Newo 6:25 1121111 Thlo Momlng'o Bualne11 6:30 (2)11 ®I News @Faith 20 (I) Fllntotonea lllJ 01 C.O.P.S. il2l NBC Newo AI Sunrioe 1!J (MO,WE,TH,FA) Paid Progrommlng @ Natlon'o Buslnau Today 12!1 Buolness Morning tD Jamas Robison 6:45 (!) AM Weolher 7:00 (2)1J crJi Today @ Paid Programming (I) Tom And Jorry'o FunIII IIJ II Good Morning America (!) Homaotretch ®I 1121111 CBS Thlo Morning lllJ • Mllll'l Worid I!J Cortoon Expreos 12!1 DayBreak f3ll Funtown Funnies 7:30 m Secret City lllJ 01 Muppet Babies 1!J Mr. Magoo & Friando @Nation's Buslneu Today 12!1 Buolneu Dey tD Tho Littles 8:00 (]) Bozo (!) Sesame Stroot @ (WE) Mlchelob Dcy WOfkt Wiler Ski Tour @ (Til) Clolf Amertc.o @ (FA) ATP Tour Tannlo aWOfldDay t0:05 (I) (MO) MOVIE: Live A Little, Love A Little (I) (TU) MOYIE: Speedway (I) (WE) MOYIE: tt Hlppened AI Tho WOfld'o Fair (I) (TH) MOVIE: Fun In Acapulco (I) (FA) MOVIE: Blue Hawaii t0:30 C2lll tDI Claulc Concenlrltlon l!l Secret City (!) Reading Rainbow t!Dl t121111 Wheel Of Fortune @ (TH) Danokln't Running And Aoclng tD (FA) lnoide The PGA Tour 11:00 C2lll i121 Golden Glrlo @ (J) Joan Riven l!l (MO) Trovelln' Gounnet l!l (TU) Yon Con Cook l!l (WE) Fnrgat Gounnet (!) (TH) Culolne Raplde (!) (FA) Now York'o Mealer Chela IIJCI Home (!) 3-2· 1 Contact ®I t121111 Price Ia Algh1 (1111 Succeu-N·LIIe t= Clalting Fn a DoyWotch tD Heart To Heart It :30 (2)11 New a l!l (MO) Vintage: History Of Wine l!l (TU) JuoUn Wiloon'o (!) (TH) Monera Of Taste (!) (FR) Frugal Gounnol ®I t121111 Young And Tho Reat1e11 (!liD Dick Van Dyke 1!J Name Thst Tune @ BodyShoping tD (MO,FA) American Boby all (TU,TH) Healthy Kldo tD (WI!) American Snopohoto 1:00 (2)11 il2l Day a Of Our Lives (JJNewo III 11J C1 All My Children (!) All Creature a Graal And Small lllJ ID Beat Of Love Connection I!J Chain Reaction tl!l (MO) Side By Side tl!l (TU) Remodeling And Oecorotlng Today ® (WE) Country Kitchen ta (TH) Going Our Way ta (FA) Celebrity Outdooro tD (MO) Baturdly Night Thundor @ (TU) Groot American Events @ (WE) Top Rank Bo1lng @ (TH,FA) PGA Chompionohlp a Sonya Live In L.A. !D (MO,WI!,FR) Paid Progrommlng tD (TU,TH) Let'l Eotl 1:05 (I) (MO) MOYIE: Rod Sonja (I) (TU) MOVIE: Ator: Tho Fighting Eoglo (I) (WE) MOYIE: Tho leo Plr1t11 (I) (TH) MOVIE: She (I) (FR) MOVIE: Supe"""n til t :30 l!l (MOl Make Youroell At Homo l!l (TU) Wood Cor;lng With Rick lutz l!l (WE) Lap Quilting l!l (TH) The Clontle Doctor. Yetennory Mecllclno l!l (FR) to It Antlqu<1 Vol? ®J t121e aotd And The BHutlful lllJ 1D (MO,TU,WE,TH) Too CioN For Comfort (1111 (FR) Pold ~"'C;!'Jtumpen tl!l Top Cord tD Celebrity Chela 2:00 (2)11 !IJI Anolller WOfld ill (MO,TU,FA) Abbon And Collalto (!) (WE,TH) LArod-011 Min III IIJ• One life To Uvo l!l (MOJ From A Country Gordon l!l (TU) Country Baokotweovlng l!l (WE) Strip Quilting l!l (TH) Living With AnlrMis l!l (FR) CoHocton (f) (MO) Evening At Pops (f) (TU) lonesome Pine Speciala (f) (WE) Lawrence Wetk (f) (TH) Auotln City Llmno (f) (FR) Atl Amerlcan Jazz ®I 1121111 As Tho Wo~d Tum a lllJ ID Bownchod I!J Wipeout ® Crook • Cheoe @ (MO) IHRA Drag Racing @ (TU) America's Wlldemooo tal NewoDay tD (MO,TU,WE,TH) The Campbell a aJ1 (FR) Lot'a Eotl 2:20@ (WE,TH) Major League Baseball 2:30@ (MO,TU,FA) Bob Hewhart l!l (MO) Inspiration Ot Painting l!l (TU) Joy Of Decorative Pointing l!l (WE) Welcome To My Studio l!l (TH) Painting In Maino (D (FR) Art Of Buck Peulaon [!) (FA) Club Dolo liD ID Scooby Doo I!J (MO) New Hollywood Square a I!J (TU.WE,TH,FR) Hollywood Squares tl!l (MO) Te1u Connection ta (TU) Gospel Jubilee tl!l (WE) Church Street Station tl!l (TH) Conversation With Dinah ta (FR) American Music Shop tD (MO,TU.WE,TH) The Campballs 3:00 (J] 11 l!ll Sante Barbaro (!) (MO,TU.FR) One Day At A Time (J) IIJ Q Gonerel Hospital (!) Joy Of Painting (!) (MO) Mske Peace With Nature (!) (TU) Sewing Connection (f) (WE) Make YouroeH AI Homo [!) (THJ Creotivo Living (f) (FA) Thinking Allowed ®I 1121111 Guiding Light liD ID Dennis Tho Monaco I]) Tic Tac Dough ® Country Standard Time @ (MO) Secrets Ot Speed @ (TU) Foot Locker Rood Reco Of The Month @ (WE) Maolering Golf @ (TH,FR) Thriltwoy ATP Tennlo Chompionohip 13 lntemetionel Hour (Ill Father Knows Best 3:05 (I) (MO,TU,WE,TH) Tom And Jerry'l Funhouse 3:30 00 (MO,TU,FR) Welcome Bock, Kotter l!l Miller Rogers' Nelghborlrood [!) (MO) Art Of William Alexander And Robert Warren [!) (TU) Art Of Buck Paulson [!) (WE) Landscapes With Normo [!) (TH) Fun And Fancy Fabric Painting [!) (FR) Fun With Wotercolon liD ID Alvin And The Chipmunks 1!J $25,000 Pyramid @ (MO) IJSBA World Jet Ski Tour @ (TU) NFL Yearbook @ (WEi Budwaloer Thoroughbred Dlgoot aJI Father Knowo Beol 3:35 (]) (MO,TU,WE,THI Flintatonea 4:00 (J] U il2l Oprah Winfray (!) (MO,TU,FRi Yogi Bear Ill Geraldo (!) Seoome Street (I) C1 Facta Ot Life (!) Body Electric ®I People's Court l!liiD DuckTolea t121111 Highway To Hooven [I Preaa Your luck ta YldeoGold QJ (MO) AWA Champlonlhip Wrestling @ (TU,WE) Legend a Ot Worid Cloll Wreotilng tal NowoOoy ID Funtown Funnies 4:05 (I) Alntotoneo 4:30 (!) (MO,TU,FR) DuckTaleo IIJ Silver Spoona (f) Mlohrr Rogoro' Neighborhood ®I Fomlly Feud l!liiD Chip 'N' Dola'o Reocue Rangers t121111 (MO) People., Court I]) High Aollen all Dlno11ucer1 4:35 (I) Brody Bunch 5:00 C2lll Cooby Show ® (MO,TU,FR) Chip 'N' Dlto'l RIICUI Rangers (J) Oprah Winfrey l!l 3-2-t Contact IIJ Growing Paino (f) Seume Streit ®I Current Affair lllJ • Teenage Mullnt Nlnjo Turlflo 112111 (MO) lnsldl Edition 1121e (TU,WE,TH,FR) PeopiO'I Court !IJI DoMhue 1!J O.nco Party USA tl!l On Stage @ (MO,TU,WE) Sunklst K.I.D.S. m m • SATURDAY SAT., AUG. 4 ~ ~m ,~ l•$t1ng tn( ~worm, r~ • • llllll In Tolich Mlnlttrfel 1!J TIIOI Of The Gold 4:00 CI18 Monkey Amateur International Basketball: USA vo Soviet Union (T) II) Now York'o Ml- Cllall I]) Throb ta Church SINOt St8tlon tal Newt Updm IJDCiunomoke 4:t0 taiSporto Ctooe-Up 4:30 l!l Frugot Gourmet Chinese eggplant with pori< and other eggplant dishea are faetured. Stereo. IIJ D a Cl ABC Wldo WOfkt Of Sparta (f) NotunScent lorado National 0 lt'o Your Move ta Thio Week In Country Muolc tal Future WitCh 5:00 ~MOVIE: The Four ooono (PG) (2:00) l!l Thlo Old Hou10 Terra-<:Otta tiling begins, and doors and windOwS are cased and fromod~ . (f) Wonclorlul W Of Dlenoy The director of a riding school aaves his horses from !he Nazis.(Pt 2) l!llll - F Wrelllllng II) Murder, She Wrote ® Country Baot @ IWweiHr Aoclng ACIIIII Amorlca @NewoWatch liD Bonanza: Tho Loot ® Creative Living =t Flohln' Hole MORNING 5:00 a Croooliro Qll C1 Oukeo Of Henard aJ1 Pold Programming ' 5:30 ill MOYIE: Unde< Fin (t :30) @ Action a ShowBiz Today 6:00 C2l8 Homo Shoppt~ Sti<M lllJ CD Stir Trek: The ut Cleneration t121 (II Weekend I!J Tho Law And Harty McOrow @ ATP Tour Tennlo lit DayBreak tlllfl Animal Crock -Upo t;1 tD Paid Prognmrnkrg 8:05 (I) Hogon't Heroes 8:30 (I) Betwoon The Llnoo Ule Choices @ Motorwook llluolrltocl tallntemotlonal Corraopondonlo Qll C1 ABC Weekend Speclol au-. a t;l 7:00 C2lll Saturday Report C!l Larty Jones IIJCI Concom ®I U.S. Form Report llllll College Mod Houu t121 fll Adventure• Of AafiedY Ann And Andy Q crJ1 vema • Shlrioy 1!J Paid Prognmmlng @ SportoCentor aoayBreok C111 C1 Bugo Bunny & Tweety Show 1;1 7:05 (I) NWA Moln Event WrooUing 7:30(2)11 Mr. Cartoon (!) World Tomonow 11J Health Show ®J Agri Country liD ID Hoppl Doyo t121111 CBS torybreak Q 0 Denver, Tho Lall Dlnooour Q 1!J Paid Progremmlng @ Sportoman'o Challenge Wilh Ron Franklin tal Sparta Close-Up aJI Superbook 6:00 (J] II 0 Kloo.r.ur ~ (!) U.S. Form epo (f) II Qll C1 A Pup Named Scooby Doo (f) Mother o Son crllt't Your Butlneta llll (II NWA WreoUing t121 (!) Dink, The Little Dinosauri;J I!J Paid PTogrommtng @ Ultimata Outdoor Experience tal DayBreak aJ1 Zak Toleo 8:05 CIJ Notional Geographic ExplorM Bio-Acoustic Boogie; Wild Fa lklands 8:30 C2l l l !IJI Co:l Candy 0 (!) People To eoplo 11J II Qll C1 Dloney'o Gumml Baon/ Winnie The Pooh Hour E;l [!) No Ploco Like Home ®I Paid Prognmml::l t121111 Callfomio Aolo no Q @ Outdoor Writers tal Big Story aJI Gorbart 9:00 (J] D l!ll Cepllin N: The Qome MaoterQ (!) Charlando (!) Llllaol (!) Shelley Christmas With Shetley ®I 1121111 M"J::I Bobloo liD II Dr. D. amos Kenn y I]) Paid Programming ta Backyard America @ Fly Flohtng Mootory From Scientific Anglero a Newt Update aJl Sylvanian1 9: tO tal Heolthweek 9•30 (l) 1J crJ) Karate Kid Q I!) Heart Of Chicago l!l Tony Brown's Journal IIJ Sttmer a The Real Ghootbuators Q (J) Kind Of Living I!J Hollywood lnolder ta Joy Ot Gordonln&, @ Jimmy Houston tdoors Moneyweek aJ1 Hollo Kitty' a Furty Tale Theater tO :OO tlJ 11 crJI Smurlo Q (!) Minority Business Repo~ (D Adam Smilh'o Money World [!) Are You Being Served? ®I 1121 Ill Pee-Wee'o Playhouoa 0 m ,:j j, mam a @ (TH,FR) PGA Championship tal EarlyPrime tD Batman 5:05 (]) (MO,WE,TH,FR) Munaten (I) (TUJ Major League Baoeball Doublehllder 5:30 (J] II Boaom Buddies (!) Fun Houae aJ Reading Rainbow (I) C1 Who'o The Boas? (]I) New• lllJ ID Mr. Balvedoro 1121 0!1 (TU,WE, TH,FRJinolde Edition ® American Magazine @ (MO) Sports Roportenr @ (TU) Homaoo Racing '90 @ (WE) NFL Yeorbook a ShowBiz Todoy liD Batman 5:35 (I) (MO,WE,TH,FA) Good Time a tal Nawo Upcloto aJII'm Tiling 10:05 (I) MOVIE: Bailie Of Briblln IGI (2:451 tO: to a ShowBiz Thlo Week t0:30 (!) Paid Progrommlng l!l Computer Cluonlcloo IIJ a a mBeetleJuice t;1 (f) 'Allo, 'Allo 111 t12118 Clarfleld And Friando ~ ®Side y Side @ Crooked Creek a Style With Elsa Ktonsch liD New Generation It :00 (J] II The Chipmunk a t;1 (!) At The Movils (l) MotorwHk '90 John road tests the Chevrolet Beretta GTZ. IIJ C1 Bugo Bunny a Twoety Show t;1 (f) Moko Youroetf AI Home EmphaSis Is on prOJects !hat can be complalod in a wael<ond . lllJ CD Clomlf Tod Armstrong 1121 Animated Claulco 1;1 1!J Youthquoko Teen Suicide ta Celebrity Outdooro @ RenegodeofTNT Monollf Tnrck Challenge From St Paul, MN (Pt 3) (T) 12!1 Newo Update Clllll Underdog liD Bonanza: The Loot Eploodeo tl ;I 0 12!1 Science And Technology Wuk tt :30 (2)11 Saved Bl The Bell Q C!l Weokondo way CD Homettme Learn ways to make the most of household storage spaces. 1;1 [!) Fnrgal Gounnet Je" prepares Greek dishes, including a stew ot lamb and barley . ®I Loooie Q llliiD Super Sporto Folleo t121e Rude Dog And The D-bs E;l 1!J Dance Party USA ta Remodeling And Docoroting Today t=GomeDoy aBueboll '90 a I'J Foell Ot Lifo AFTERNOON 12:00 C2J U il2l ALF Taleo Q (!) Soul Train l!l Living With Anlmalo 11J C1 Animal Crack -Up a Q (f) Victory Garden Roger pianls vagelabtas for !he Ia!! at the Suburban Garden. Q ®I Unllnlohod Buolneoo l!ll 01 World Wide Wnotilng 1121111 KktoMagl 1!J MOYIE: Serah T: Portron Ot A Toonogo Alcoholic (2 001 ta Country Knchen @ Cleveland Grand Pri1 Horse Show Jumping From Moreland Hilts, OH (T) tal NowaDay Q11 C!t Family, Tleo Q tD The Vlrg nton 12:30 (J] II i121 ALF Q (!) From A Country Garden 11J C1 ABC Weekend Special ~30)1;1 Thio Old House Terra-cotta tilmg begins. and doors and windows are cased and framed . Q 0 ll)lnSport ta Side By Side 121 Evans And Novak C111 C1 One Million Dollar VIdeo Challenge Preview 12:50 (I) MOVIE: Lagend 0t Tho Loot (2•15) 1:00 (l) U Better Your Home Decorating On A Budget @ MOVIE: Dim Mary, Crazy Larry jPGJ (2·00 l!l Joy Of Floral Pointing 11J g a C1 AFC-NFC Hall Of Fame Game (!) Woodwright's Shop Underhill makes tha dropleal rule JOint for the bunerfly table . ®J 1121111 Fedora! E1preu St Judo Cluolc lllJ 1D MOVIE: Olford Bluea tPGI3) (2 :00) @ Greatest Sporta Moments (Pt 1 Of 2) ® Going Our Way t» Foot Locker Road Race 01 The Month Peachtree From Atlanta , GA (Ti tal NewsDay t :30 (J] 1J Morll & Mindy (!) Joy Of Pointing (!} Dr. Who A powerful allen plots to start an interplanetary war. ta Remodeling And Docoreting Today @ Liberty Yachting Cup From New York, NY (T) 12!1 Newsmaker Saturday G] The Rifleman 2:00 (J] 11 Booom Buddleo l!l Art Of William Altllndtr And Robart Warren crJI Greatest Sparta Momenta (Pi2012) I]) MOVIE: Snow Kill (2 •00) Stereo. tl!l Country Kitchen @ Budwaloar Unllmnod Hydroplane Racing Indiana Governor's Cup From Madison, IN (T) a Newt Upclato tD Iron Hone 2:10QtHeolthweek 2:30 (J] Unflnllhed 8uoine11 l!l Sewing Wllh Noncy ta Cl-1 Jubilee a Style With Elsa Ktansch 3:00 (!) MOYIE: Honky Ponky (PGI (2:00) l!l Lap Quilting ®I tD Ill Mojor Leogue a EVENING a a 6:oo C2lll IIJ IIJ 11 111 ONowo (!) I Croom Ot Jeannie l!l (MO) Wild Ame~CI (!) (TU) Second Yoyoge Of Tho Mimi l!l (WE) Degnool High l!l (TH) Club Connoct l!l (FA) Newton'• Apple (!) Reading Rainbow @ fD Andy Griffith 1!J Ha-Mon tD (MO) Motoworid tD (TU) Donlkln'l Running And Aoclng tD (WE) lnokte The PGA Tour a WOfkt TOlley tD (MO,TU,WE,THI Hlnlclltle And McCormick tD (FR) Zorro Baltbell~ ~ MO IE: The S.ot Ot 1 (PG13J (2:00) I!]) Big Foot A I - Of The Monotar Truckl ta Tommy Hunter Buck Owens; Branda Lee @ Senior PGA Tour 12!1 On The Mlnu tD Big Volley 3:06 (I) QoodwiU Qameo 3:30 (Jl. Future Stall In Sparta til Strip QuHtlng a Your Money !1J1 NBC Batunley ~ 8howco10 Futured: & e.,._. 5:30 II) The Hew Yonku Workohop Norm Abram uses ash to lashion a drop-teal !able. 1;1 tal Nowomokor Se-y EVENING 8:oo rn11 111e ®J t121e am-• II) Snook Provlewa Goos Video (f) Degraooi High Lucy becomes director and writer ol her firs! film. Q liD II Superboy !Ill it's Your Buolneu II) The Equollzor @ Football Holt Ot fome Induction c..moolloo From Canton, OH (T) tal HewtWIICh liD Bordertown 6:05 ()] WOfkt Chlmptonlhlp Wrellllng 6:30 CIIII !1J1 NBC Nowo Stereo. gWild Amertc1 Prairie ecosystems are closely e~~.aminedi (IJII a ABC-· 1;1 (f) Newton'• Apple Ira discovers the power of a tornado; Peggy examines an eKploratortum. ®I 1121a1 wo liD • Mlulng: Aewo ® Goopol Jubilee tal Pinnocle aJ1Zom1 7:00 (])II Notlonll Geogrlplllc Special The Irish people and : their horses have an enduri~ love affair. r;l (l) Cho eo In Chargrr (l) All Creotures Clnat And Srnoll Fa tnt Hearts (IJCI Hee How (f) Lawrence Walk ®) 1121 e crJ) Wheel Of Fortune 1;1 l!lllll Star Trek: The Noot Qonention II) Countlfllrike ® Convenotlon With Olnlh @ SportoCentor tal Capilli Gang Qll C1 Llfaotyleo Of The Rich 1 Fomouo liD Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7•30 (l) StOO,OOO Fortune H,.,t ®I Cooh Explooion !Ill Ill Ohio Lonary Celh Elploolon crJ1 Jooperdyl ® Thlo Week n Country cas i., !i ?, Mullc @ ESPN'I Speed- tal Sparta Saturdly liD T And T 6:00 (])II il2l Amen The Rev . Gregory and Thelma finally He !he knot (R) Q ill Major League Baleblll (!) Auotin City Llmlto (1 •00) 11J C1 a~ Super Jeopard~ (f) Not Cote ®I 1121111 Porodllt Stereo. 3 CD Comic Strip Llvo Primo Ttmo Fealurad Talent: Gilbert GoHfnad. George Wallace, Amazing Jonathan. Dennis Wotfberg, Carol Suskind, Ke.rn Pollak and Jeff Dunham . S1ereo. II) MOYIE: The Long, Oorll Night (2:00) Ql Church Street Station Q) CART MktMIIOII Review tal PrlmeNewo liD MOYIE: lluchkin iCli !2 001 8:05 ()] Cloodwut - · Q 8:30(I)8 !1Jit3 Eoll Q (IJ (f) ! luba Dote 11 Monopot~ o Bamer;:sset ® Grond Oil ()pry =t Soturday Night T h 9:00 (]) II !IJI Golden 01r11 Dorothy Ignores Sophia's disapproval and rekindles an old romance. (R) Q II) Dr. Who Or. Who must light the Cybermen for !he Silver NemeSIS. (IJ. all 'B.L Strykor' ABC~Mt*'i ts hired to protect a million necl<toca. (R) Q (f) Alive From Off Center Vidaographer Edln Velez OMptoras a strange, tiMIOs. Japanese donee. ®I 112l. Beauty The llllet A ritual killer II'ICka Father Into tftt tunnels of av7c 1 death. Q crJ1 COPB: Fror11 CoMt To Cooot Highlights: A wild nighttime chiN or an oacapod drug diller; on Oregan policeman muat te1t a husband or ..... wile' a death. ~ker 2,.. ® ............. And TheMindNI ..... ::::t:.~ t:30 rn• !IJI Empty ..... (Continued on Next Pile) ' ' -' �• SUN•• AUG. 5 MORNING • 5:00 (!) MOVIE: The L.aat ~-IIIIo (1 :30) Ill MOVIE: The Long, Dark Nlgltt (2:001 ID 1818 P<lA Michelin long Dt1vt Championship From Bermuda (T) a &porto Re¥1ew 8 Dukea Of Hazzard !Ill P8ld Progremmlng s:30 Moneyweek i1J1 P8ld Prog,.mmlng 8:00 CIJQ TV Chapel 1111 Minority Bualneoo Report llll• Happy Doyo ~ Jimmy Houoton Ouldoor1 a Newo Update II Little Raocala !Ill NewSight '90 1:05 (1) World TCIIIICHTOW 8:10 181 Hloith-k &,30 !lie Muatc And Tho Spoken Word (!) Archie Bunke(o Place 1111 CNN Hndllne Newe l!ll• Wolf Rock P - Hour C e For Vetereno Only ~ ESPN'a Speedweek a Style Wilh Elsa Klensch IIIII AI Tho Moviea i1JI Jameo Roblaon 1:35 Cil It lo Written a a a 7:00 lliG Robert Schuller Wllh The Hour Of Power 0 (!) ill! Dr. D. Jomeo Ill• Kero~tect, SUNDAY 1U Starcom 10:35 Cil MOVIE: Where Eagleo llere IPG1(3:00) 11:00 lliQ A11ooue (!) MOYIE: Bulch Cellldy And Tho Sundance Kid (PG) (230) (J) Ralllng Kldo (J) R.A. Weo1 Mlnlolrieo (f) Nalhalle Dupree'o Men.,. DfTeote 1111 Magnum, P.l. l!lliD MOVIE: ShadOWiondo (2:00) C Ill Larry Joneo Ill Jam 121 lnolde Winston Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Stave Byrnes co-host this fast-piCed look at the world ot NASCAR Winston Cup e racing featuring weeki~ race highlights and more. ~ Sporto Rtpo<toro a Nowo Updete QIIQ Ntwamekers liD lone Ranger t1 :10a Trevet Guide 11 :30 lliQ [ll Meet The Preoo 0 (J) Make Peece With Nature (J) Ill all Q Thlo Week With David Brinkley O (f) Cuisine Raplde Franey demonstrates how delicious and quick lighter meals can be made C CD tnSport Ill Ho·Men 121 Championship Rodeo ~ GameDay fast-paced look at the world ol NASCAA Winston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more. a NewoWatch i1JI Bonanra: Tha Loot Epioodeo 5:30 (!) Twilight Zono Cll Wild America Praine ecosystems are closely examined_Q at Sportsweek In Review i1J1 Zorro Ann Pia Mlnlolrieo 1111 Paid Prog,.mmlng C e Leonard Repeoa IIIC.IIIope 1D SportoCenter a DeyBnoak Qllll Secreto And Myoterioo 7:05 Cil Nowdy Doody' I 40th Annl-ry 7:30 (!) Hour Of Power IIlii Jerry Falwell (f) Another Page 1111 Ml,.ctea Now Wllh Oral Roberti lllle Munoters Today 0 D e Bible Anowero [li laverne & Slll~ey ~ BodyShoplng (0 30) a Big Story QIIQ World Tomorrow 8:00 lliG Sunday Today (!) Chlcogo'o Very Own (J) Seeeme Street 0 (f) Notional Geogrephic Special A look at man s best friend is presented. 1:;1 !IIIII to Wrfftan l!lliD My Secret Identity 0 C e Evongelletic Oulreoch [ll lmegaa Ill Sunday Cartoon Expnooo ~ Blot Of Muscle Mogulne (0 ·301 a DoyBnook IIIIGI Contact i1J1 Swloo Family Roblnoon 8:05 Cil Fllntotoneo 8:15 (!) What' a Nu? 8:30 (!) Herttage Of Faith (J) 8 Day Of Discovery 1111 First Edition l!lle New Laute II% e Lower Llghthouae [li Open Bible ~leeHoney'o Champlonlhlp Workoul a Eveno And Novak Qllfl Richard Roberto i1JI Gerbett 1:35 Cil Fllntotoneo 9:00 (!) Mou For Shul·lnt Cll R•mon• Ramona learns the best way to deal with a bad day is to forget it. 0 (J) II Em11t Angley (f) Wonderworko Kate discovers that she was adopted . (1'1 2 or 21 0 1111 CBS Sunday Morning 0 l!ll 1B Andy Griffith C•ln Focuo [ll Jerry Folwell 121 World Of Speed And Baouly H1ghhghts lrom the El Mirage dry lakes land speed trials in southern California . ID lnalde Tho PGA Tour aMomlngN-• Qllrl Robert Schuller Wllh Tho Hou< Of Powe< 0 illlllttle Ciowno 9:05 Cil llredy Bunch 9:30 Ill• World Tomorrow (!) leave It To Beaver (J) Second Voyage Ot The MimiC I!JliB MoVIE : Tole 0! Gold {t :301 0 e Henry Mohon 0 Tha Farnouo Advontureo Of Mr. Megoo 1111 TNCI<In' USA 1D Mejor League Baoobell Magazine a Your Money ill! Get Along Gang 9:35 (1) Andy Griffith 10:00!lle Kenneth Copeland (!) Star Search (J) Reeding Rainbow C (J) e Mlrecleo Now With OreiR- (f) Degralol Hlgll Lucy becomes director and wnter of her first film. O e Jimmy Swaggan [ll Sunday Today Ill Popeye I Son Trucllo And T,.ctor ,_Monster truck stors Including Qravedigger and EquaiiJer 81 Virginia's Roanoke Civic Center. ID BMt Of Scholeatlc llportl AIMf1ce a a a-Update ae 8ualn111 Wortd ill! Pole Poeltlon 10:011 (1) Good 10:10 Tho ,...., 10:30 (J) Degrelol 111a11 h'a final exam limo and Michele llkea callelne pilla 1o slay awake. I] a an llle Pilei ""''411+111'•-"'·""....."""' I)) Club~ 111 Life CllolcH Burna O~EJpreea 1111 Hidden lleniM Hoffman racing ramlly at lndilnapotla Aaoeway Parle - e Rich Vogler pllcils the family' a aprin1lr 10 Its flr81 chlmptonllllp. 1D.........., Ill Throb ~ Beitler Slab Pro Serieo From Sears Pomt, CA (l) i1JI Gunomoke 4:30 (J) Motorweek '90 John rood tests the Chevrolet Beretta GTZ. · (f) Joy Ot Painting llllt'o Your Move 121 NHRA Today ~ Snooker-Pool Shoot-out From London, England· Mizerak/Mataya vs Handry/Fisher In Eight·Ball Pool (T) 5:00 (J) Newton'o Apple Peggy Knapp goes 08h1nd the scenes at Industrial Light and Magic. 0 (J) D CID Gl InternatiOnal Race Of Charnptono (f) Mclaughlin Group l!lliD MOVIE: Waming Sign (R)(2:00) I!) WerewoH Eric tnes to keep blind woman from marrying man who wants money . (A) Stereo . 121 Inside Wlnoton Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-host this P••-11. 1'hll :~c, ae HMIIII a- (!) Tony Brown's Journal Ill Hitchcock Preaento 121 Worid Ot Speed And Beauty H1ghl1ghts from the El Mirage dry lakes land speed AFTERNOON 12:00iliO Mort< & Mindy Cll National Geognaphic Special A look at man ·s best friend is presented . Q Ill Fishing With Kaotawoy Kulla Montana Trout ®I Face Tho Notion II% Ill Paid Programming [ll Greet American Outdoors Ill All American Wreatilng ~ Sporto Cor Club 01 America From Braselton. GA (T) a NewoDoy all The VIrginian t2:30 Ill 0 Booom Buddies (J) D Viewpoint I]) Motorweek '90 John road tests the Chevrolet Beretta GTZ . 1111 Movie 0 CD Paid Progremmlng [ll Super Sporto Follteo Celebrity Outdooro at! Science News Tropics In Trouble ® G1 Fight Backr With David Horowitz 1:00 lli G [ll NFL PreSeaoon Football (J) National Audubon Society Speclalo The wilderness of Alaska 's Wildlife Refuge has ev0111ed over centunes. t;J (J) D To Ba Announced (f) Firing Line l!lliD MOVIE: Falling In Love (PGt3)(2:00) II% CD Dayton lntemationel Air Show I!J Miami Ylca 121 BaaaMasters BA S.S. Megabucks ·ag as anglers fish the1r way to the final 1O·man cut on the Harris Chain ol Lakes in Florida @ lnteratate Batteries Great Amencen Race From Westchester. NY To Disneyland (T) a NewoDoy ®GIInSpon 1:30 (!) Thia Week In Baseball (J) D ® Michigan 500 (f) European Journal Buckmooters WMetall MagaziM Bushman travels to the Sandestin Resort in Destin, FL. 181 Moneyweek i1JI The Rtneman 1:35 (l) MOYIE: Nevada Smith (I :30) 2:00 (!) Lead·Off Man CZJ Travel Magazine (f) Victory Garden Peter visits Asia 's first international horticultural exhibition . Q 1111 C Ill CBS Spo<to Sunday Ray Mercer vs Ban Cooper in a 12-round NABF heavyweight bout {L); New York Track And Field games a a a (T). Ill MOVIE: Ulzana'o Raid IAI {2:110) 121 Bill Dance Ouldooro ~ Senior PGA Tour a Week In Review il!llron Horse 2:20 (!) Major League Baseball 2:30 (J) European Journal (f) From A Coun!Jy Garden 121 Hidden Heroea Hoffman racing family at Indianapolis Raceway Park where Rich Vogler pilots the ramily 's sprinter to its first champiOnship. 3:00 (J) Travelln' Gourmet Scottish Highlands (f) Creftlng For The 90o illliD MOYIE: Atiantic CHy (R)(2 :001 121 American Sporto Cevotc.de Coverage of all the action 01 Top Fuel. Funny Car, and Pro Stock competition at tha NHRA Mopar Pans Mile-High Nationals in Denvar, Cok> a World Repor1 i1JI Big Volley 3:05 (l) GoodwHI Gamee 3:30 (J) Focua On Europe Europe In Space (f) Sewing With Nancy Organire Voor Sewing Area 4:00 i l l . [li NBC Spo<toWorld Vinny Pazlenza vs Greg Haugen In a to-round junlor·WIHirweight bout (L); Subaru's NFL's l'astest Man Alive CompetHlOn from Palm Ooaert, CA (T) (J) Sneak Preview• Goeo Video (f) Tha Gen1le Doctor: V - r y -Ina This oplsode explores FlY, an AIDS-like virus discovered In cato. !Ill C Federal Expreu Sl JudeC..Iolc e tnals in southern California . ~ Baeeball Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremonies From Cooperstown, NY (T) 13 Nawamaker Sunday EVENING 6:oo Ill II CIJ a II% m a a New a (!) Charile'o Angelo Cil Cousteau't Redi1covery Ot The Worid (1 :00) (f) Bookmark Guest Page Smith talks about h1gher education . 1:;1 1111 CBS Newo 0 [li Greotelt Spono Legonda Ill The Laot Dayo Of Marilyn Monroe This program explores the mystery and contro-versey surrounding the death of lilm gOOdess Marilyn Monroe . (100) Truckln' USA Trucking Jamborees Sportaweek In Review i1J1 Bordertown 8:05 Cil NWA Main Event Wreortlng a a 6:30 Ill 0 l!ll NBC Newo Stereo. fitNewoD Sunday i®GI ABC Worid 0 Ill Ralalng Kids 1111 Newo II% aJ CBS Newa t;J 121 Rood Toot Magorlne Test Or The 1990 Cars ~ SportsCenter a lnolde Buolneoo i1J1 Zorro 7:00 ill II l!ll Ann JUlian When Ann teaches Melissa to dance, Lucr_ becomes green w1th envy . t;1 Cil Budweiter Air And Water Show (!) Nova The Waorani Indians 1n Ecuador live much the way Stone Age man d1d fitBecca llJ all Gl Life Goeo On ends up with two dates for the spring formaL (A) l;l (f) Eye a On The Priro II Black act111ism 1s met with a v1o1ent resgnse from law agenc1es . [§) I]J g) Mlnutea SterBO 3m Oulllder~ The A kitlar tornado traps the Curtises m separate locations _(A) Stereo. Ill Counter~trike a American Sporto Ce¥alcade Coverage of all the action ot Top Fuel. Funny Car, and Pro Stock competition at the NHRA Mopar Parts Mile-High Nationals in Denver, Colo ~ Bueboll Tonlght a NewoWatch i1J1 Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7:05 Cil NWA Wroatilng Power Hoor 7:30 lliG il2l Family For Joe Joe is !arced to meet with Chris 's teacher . 0 a Sporto Sunday i1J1 T And T 1:00 Ill 0 il2) Brand New Ule Fame lures the household when their lives are captured on film.jRI C (!) MOY E: Flolch (PG) (2:00) (J) (f) Notional Audubon Society Speclalo Explore the possibility of saving the Platte River, home for cranes . Stereo. 0 (J) II QIIQ Amerfca'o Funnleat Home Vldeoo Enjoy this week 's shOwcase of video lootage of everyday events. (R) Stereo . D 1111 II% 411 Murder, She Wrote A friend of Jessica becomes involved in murder and assaaslnation . (R~reo . 0 illliD Amarlca'o I Wonted Sought: An assailant in the beating death of an eldoriy lhopkeeper. Ill MOVIE: Tha Deer Hunter (R) (3:03i ~ Major League BaMblll a PnmeNawo !Ill Lat'l Eeti With Burt Wolf 1:05 (1) Goodwill 0 8:30 CIJ. Tim c-ay•a Funny America IIJII8 The 8fmpoono Uso Is depresled becaull she doeon't undarsland llle. (A) a. i a-. NHRA Today 8:00 CIJ. [ll MOVIE: 'Palller Kant' NBC 8unclay Nlglt1 A1 The MoviH (2:00) Q (J) Moaterpleca 'ThMtre The phony war Is over as France Ia atiaekod Dy the LuftwaHo. MONDAY • MON., AUG. 6 I EVENING 8:00 lliG (I) (J) Q 1111 C e il2l Newo (I) I Dream Of Jeannie (J) Wild America Prairie ecosyslams are closely examined . Q Ill Reading Rainbow O l!lliD Andy Grilflth Ill Ho·Mon ~ Motowond Host Larry Maiers gives comprehensive coverage of all facets of motorcycle rac~ng . (0:30) a World Today !Ill Hardcaatte And McConnlck 0 6:05 (1) Baveriy Hlllblllleo 6:30 lliG [ll NBC Nightly Nawo ~ NewhortO (I) (J) D ABC Newo 0 (l) Body Electric 3-2-t eonr.ct o all 0 e CBS Newt 0 l!lliD Three'a Company 121 Top Cord ~ Spo<toLook 6:35 Cil Andy GriHIIh m 7:00 lliG PM Megazlne (!) Andy Grilflth Clllnotde Edl1fon (l) (f) MocNall Lehrer New1Hour (J) D Current Affair 1111 C Ill I!]) Whlol 0t Fonune C lllliD Night Court 0 Miami Vice 121 Muolc Row Video ~ SportsCentor a Moneyllne all Scarecrow & Mrs. King 0 7:05 <Il Ja"oroona 7:30 !lie Family Feud (!) Bawltchad (i) Entertainment Tonight (J) Cll Mama' a Family IW C Ill [li Jeopardy! 0 l!lliD M'A'S'H ~ Motorweek lltuolroled 181 Cro11firo ii;~ ~CI 'Twin Peako' ABC Special Preaentation David Lynch look s at the dark side ol small town life. (RIO (!) Forest For The Tree• 1111 C til MOYIE: 'Leap Of Faith' CBS Sunday Movie (2 :00) I!J) Ql Married... With Chlldnon AI takes the k1ds to Las Vegas and helps e~eryone wm . 11'1 2) (A) 0 121 Inside Wlno!on Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-host th1s last-paced look at the world ot NASCAR Winston Cup rac1ng featunng weeki~ race tnghlights and more. aJ Week In Review ilJIIn Touch 9:30 l!lliD In Living Color 0 121 Bill Donee Outdoor~ tO:OO (!) Newo C!J My11eryl A champion race horse is missing and its trainer is found murdered . O (f) Maoterplace Theetre The phony war is over as France IS attacked by the Luftwaffe (1'15)0 (]] 1D llooker Booker Investigates Tony 's m1ssing house. (A) Stereo . C at Outdoor Newa Network a Evening Newo i1J1 Changed Lives 10:30121 BaooMootart B.A.S .S. Megabucks '89 as anglers !ish their way to the final 1O-man cut on the Harris Chain ol Lakes in Florida i1J1 John Ankarberg t0:4ll (!) tnotent Replay I 1:00 Ill D (J) Q 1111 II% aJ I!]) ®DNewa (!) Monotert (J) American Experience Trace Operation Crossroads . the Navy's tests of the atom bOmb in 1946 0 I!JliD Star Trek 121 World Of Speed And Baauly Highlights from the El Mirage dry lakes land speed trials in southern California . ~ SportoCenter 13 ln11de Butlne11 i1JI John Ootean 11:151!]) Focuo15 11 :30 Ill D Byron Allen Show (!) Trapper John, M.D. (J) D ABC Nowo 0 1111 Jeopardy! 0 Ce CBS Newo [li Star Tnok: The Next -tion 121 Truckln' USA Truckin\, Jamborees 181 Sporto Tonight all Cl Spor1o Final i1J1 Winning Walk 11:45 (J) D Entertainment Thlo Week II% • CrfmeStoppere 100 111111 Hart To Hart 12:001111 MOVIE: Changing Hoblta (2001 l!lliD War Ot Tho Worido Ill HollywOod lnoldlr 121 Trucka And T,_ctor Power Monster truck stars including Gravedigger and Equalizer at VIrginia's Roanoke CiviC Center. ~ BaMblll Tonight a World Report Final Edition !Ill Larry Jonel 12:05 Cil Goodwill Gamea 12:15 C e Face Tha NatiOn 12:30 (f). Shopping Spree (!) MOVIE' lea Capacln (2:001 War Of Tho Wartcla iiJ P8ld Ptaaremntlng Hidden Hetoet Hollman racing family at Indianapolis Raceway Pari< where Rich VOfjler plloll thl fomlly's sprinter to Ito first champlonahlp. !Ill John Oeteen 12:45 llle 811r Search CeN-• !nterlolnment Thla a a a• WHk 7:35 (1) Sanlofd And Son 8:00 ill D [li NBC Nawa Special Expose (!) Boa PreGame (J) (J) II MacGyver Serving ;ury duty, MacGyver doubts the guilt of the accuSed . (A) Stereo. 0 Cll Jimmy Doolittle: An American Hero The life and achievements of the man best known lor leading the legendary and crippling Tokyo ra1d in WWII are chronicled.(1 :20) (!) Adventure Adventure takes a took at a a China long off-limits to Western eyes. 0 1111 C Ill Major Did The Major worries about Lt. Holowachuk 's quest lor danJI<Ir (R) Stereo. 0 I!J) Q1 21 Jump Street Penhall falls in love w;th a girl suspected of smuggling babies. (A) Stereo. 0 Ill Murder, She Wrole 121 Goapel Jubilee @ Women's Pro Beach Volleyball From Manhattan Beach, CA (T) 181 PrimoNewo i1JI MOVIE: Mlleo To Go (200) 8:05 Cil MOYIE: Bullitt lPG) (2:15) 8:30 (!) Major League Buebell 1111 il2l aJ Sydney Sydney scours the city when her best fnend 1S kidnapped . (R) Stereo. 0 121 On Stage 9:00 ill 0 I!]) MOYIE: 'Hlroohlmo: Out Of The .t.oheo' NBC Monday Night .t.t The Movleo {2:00) 0 Cll (JJ Ill MOVI~: 'From Ruoola With Love' ABC Monday Night Movie (2 :00) ~ American M11ters Newsman Edward R. Murrow was a true p1oneer in jOurnalism. (1'1 2 Or 2) &:;J 1111 C CD Murphy Brown J1m and Murph~ lind themselv-es stranded t~ether m a hotel room . (A) Q l!ll Ql Allen Nation George and Sikes follow a trail of bod1es. (R) Stereo 0 Ill Prime Time WresUing The Rockers vs Demolition ® Nashville Now Ill ~ Mlchelob Dry Worid Water Ski Tour From Wichita, KS (T) a Larry King Livel 9:10 Cll Entenaining The Troops Follow a tribute to the performers who ass1sted the American military both at home and abroad during World War II. (t :50) 9:30 1111 il2l aJ Dooignlng Women Anthony overcomes obstacles to make it to his graduation. (A) Stereo . 0 10:00 (f) Groot Performances A young Hollywood director IS sectuced b~ a fading mov1e star l;l 1111 C Ill Face To Face With Connie Chung Stereo. l!lllll Now Twilight Zone ~ Bello Surfing Claoaic From Victoria, Australia (T) 181 Evening News i1J1 700 Club Whh Pat Robertoon 10:20 Cil MOVIE: Bonnie And Clyde (PG)(2t5) 10:30 l!ll iD Peld Programming 121 Crook & Chase ~ Surfer Mogarine (0 30) 10:40 Cll Newswatch tt :oo Ill o CIJ (J) m 1111 II% 111 I!]) Newo l!lliD Aroenio Hall Ill Miami Vice SATURDAY m 11 :oo llle (J) • 1111 c [li QIIQ Newa l!lliD Arsenio Hall'o Weekend Jam Ill MOVIE: Setan'o Cheerleaders tAl (2:00) 121 On Stage 181 Cepltal Gang !Ill Scanocrow & Mr1. King 0 11 :30 lliG [li Selurdoy Night llva Stereo. (!)MOVIE: Troll Of KH Ceraon (1 :00) (J) e WWF WreoUing Cha"illl MOYlE: Mo,.lloon Men (R) (2:00) 0 e MOVIE: The Latter (2:00) 1111 G,.nd Ote apry Uve llportl Tonlgltt a 111111 Cloeert 0 12:00 illliD Fnocldy'o Nlgtttmerea all Barblrs Mondntll And The Menclntll ...,_ a~~ 1r..:·~Til• o 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Wallo F1rgo GunmoaWI (1 :001 ille Gotgeout ladlea Df Wreelllng a Evane And NoVIk Q One Mltilon Oolllr Video CllellenQe Pte•lew a 121 Goopel Jubilee ~ Bat~~bell Tonight a Moneyllne i1J1 Batman 11 :10(1) Free Zone Democracy Meets The Nuclear Threat 11:301l1D [l!TonightShow Stenao . (!) Newa (J)CheersC (JJ D Nightlfne O 1111 Night Court C CD '21 Jump Street' CBS Late Night O"icer Hanson Is kidnapped, endangering h1s life. (Ai 0 121 On Slllge ~ Spo<toCenter Spor11 Tonight !Ill MOVIE: Mlleo To Go (2:00) 12:00 (!) Twilight Zone (I) Nightilne 0 (J) fl)Entertafnmenl Tonight 1111 Magnum, P.l. I!J)I) love Connection Ill Crime Story Stereo. Naahville Now ~ IMSA GTO/GTU From Portland, OR (T) a NewoNight 12:30 i l l . 11% Late Night With David Lettennon (!) MOVIE: Braddock: Mloolng In Action III(R) (2:00) Cl)lnlo The Night Stereo. CIJ II Hard Copy l!lliD Altar llouro t2:35 Cil National Geographic Explorer 12:37 112llll Newo 1:00 (I) Cll Tho Fall Guy O 1111 MOVIE: O.athgomeo (2 :00) l!lll8 Rawhide Ill Hllchcock Preoenta ~ Toyota AHantlc Auto Racing From Watkins Glen. NY Ill 181 ShowBiz Today 1:30 Ill 0 [li Later With Bob Coate a (I) Newo [J Httchcock Preaent1 121 Crook & Chloe 181 NewoNight Update !Ill Paid Programming 2:00 lli G Home Shopping SprH (J) Love Connection l!lliD MOYIE: Chorfy (PG) (2:00) Ill Paid Progremmtng ® Muoic Row Video ~NFL Yearbook '69 San Francisco 49ers i1J1 700 Club With Pat Robertaon 2:30 (!) Tatoo From The Derflolde CIJ Aftar Hours ~ SportaCenter 181 Sporto LateNight 2:35 (1) MOYIE : Tho Bad And Tho Baoutilul(2:30) 3:00 (!) Cor~on'o Comedy Claaoica tW Everyday With Joan Lunden ~ Spo<toLook Newo Overnight !Ill Paid Programming 3:30 (!) Talea From Tho Darkoldo !Ill Columbo ~ lntarotate Banerieo Greet American Race From Westchester, NY To Disneyland (T) 3:45 a Newaroom 4:00 (!) MOYIE: Women From Heodquartlf1(1 :00) l!lliD MOYIE: The Gambler (2001 a Larry King Overnight i1JI Paid Programming 4:30 ~ Sporto Cor Club Of America from Braselton . GA 8 TUES., AUG. 7 iiJ Newt (!) I Dreem Ot Jeannie (l) Second Voyage Of Tho Mlmlt;l iille AndY Grllflth iiJHe-Man ID Danakln'o Running And ReclnQ a World Today ill! Hordcaolfe And McCormick &:;I \ll• [li NBC NlghUy Newo i1J Nllwhen o (J) CIJ e ABC Nowo 0 (J) llody Electric 1IJ3-2·1 Conlact 0 ill t121e CBS Nowo 0 IIJIIB Three'• Company ®TopCerd 1D SportoLook 7:00 !lie PM Mogarlne (!) Andy Grll1lth (J) lnllde Edition (J) (f) MacNeil Lahrer NtwaHou< (J) D Current Alfalr Qll [li Wheel Of FortuneO IIJie NIQh1 Court Ill Mleml Vice Ill Muolc Row Video 1D Sportacan1er a Moneynne !Ill MOVIE: Koyo Of Tho Kingdom (3:110) 7:30 !lie Family Foud (!) Bewi1ched (I) E-lnmonl Tonight IIJe Mamo'o Family tW c e [li Jeoperdyt o l!lliD M•A•S•H ~ Major league Baoeball a Croooflre 7:50 (1) Wntatllng'o Greoteat Hho 8:00 i l l . [li Mollock A mysterious man keeps harassing district attome~ Julie March. (A) Stereo. (!) Mejor League Baseba I (I) CIJ Who'o Tho Booo7 Angela has an opportunity to sell her advertising agency (R) Stereo. Q (l) Ill Nova Take a rare look at beautiful, desolate Wrangel Island. 0 ill II% • Reocue: t11 A five-year-old helps his deal mother summon rescuers Ce e 1m /1 MOYIE: Rocky IV (PG) (2:00) Ill Molrder, She Wrote 121 Church Street StatiOn Corre~11 am ;Rill Allen Show ill! Jewllh volea 2:30 (J) Monlllf1 all ill! P8ld Programming ID Motoworld Hoot Larry Maiers gives comprahenslve coverage of oil faceto of motorcycle racing. {0:30) a &porta LaiiNight 3:00 (!) At The MoviH Ill MOVIE: Planet Of otnoaaure (2:00) 1D Ienior POA Tour PalneWebber Invitational, 2nd Round From Chanone, NC (T) aN.W.Night Mlcllelob PreNight lluelo ill!Prelsa Tho Lord 3:30 (!) Runower With Tho Rich a• .,._ a 1a11 ,...,. w•., • :oo (!) MOYIE: Hell On Devtl'a tolend 11 :DO) l!lle IIOVII!' Temor In The Wu MuMum IPGI (2,001 1.1ny ICing weelcend a e 1.11a1y1eo 01 T1te Rich a IFamoue • :30 CIJe Nome at.applng.,... a..- a Roseanne has a minof traffic accident with a Iormor employer. (R) Stereo. I;! (J) (f) American Eaperlence Explore hOW thl Sears Roebuck catalogue reflected changes In .t.menca. 0 1111 II% e MOYIE: 'Oui On Tho Edge' CIIS Tunday Movle(2:00)&:;1 Ill Budw I •• Pre-: Tualdey Night Fights ®Ntlhvfii-(L) a Larry King Uver 9:30 (I) (J) 8 Coaclt Hayden follows Christina and a lriend to lha opera. (A) Stereo. 0 10:00 lliG [ll Real Lite Jane Pauley Stereo. Q (J) (J) • thlrlylamlllilng Nancy finds a kindred aplrn in a fellow cancer patient. (AI Stereo. 0 (J) Newowatch (f) P.O.V . Camenni's story of two poor women trying to improve their lives. l!lliD New Twilight tone a Evening Ntwo i1JI 700 Club With Pot RoMrtaon 10:30 (J) Railing Klclo l!lliD Paid Progremmlng Crook • Chloe ~ Major league BaMblll 11:00 Ill D (!) (I) (J) • 1111 CIB [ l l - . Cil MOVIE: Surviving; A Family In Crlolo (3:00) (J) Yolcea Of Ylctlmo l!lll8 Araenio Hall Ill Miami VIce Church Street Station a Moneyllne i1J1 MOYIE: Kayo Ot Tho Kingdom (3:00) 11 :30 Ill• [li Tonight Show Stereo. (!) Magnum, P.l. Cll Chelt'1 C (J) Q Nighdfne 0 1111 Nlghl Court 0 e 'Stingray' CBS Late Night Stingray goes undercover at a prestigiOus military academy. (A) 121 On Stage 181 Spor1o Tonlght 12:00 Cll Nighfllno C (J) fl)Entortafnment Tonight a a a THURSDAY ' 11]1• • tW Magnum, P.l. Love Cor•'IIC!Ion 111 Crime S1oty Stenao. Ill N t . - -Country mustc's hottest stars are featured live. a-NI(IIIt t2:30 Ill• a Late """'' - David La-..- (!) MOYIE: King Of Tha Gemblora It :001 (I) Into Tho Night Stereo. C1J e Hard Copy l!lle Aller Houn 12:37CeNtwo 1:00(1)• Tho Fall Guy 0 1W MOVIE: Dteaoter Cln Tho Coeel11Mr(2:00) 11]1·- IIIHitchcockPreoanll a BMw~~z Today 1:30 !lie 0 Later With Bob Coital (!) MOVIE: Myotery Broedcoat (I :00) (I)- Ill HitChcock Pre121 Crook & ChaM 1D SportaCM~ter a NewoNighl Update 2:00 Ill. Shopping Spree (1) MOVIE: Brill T1rget IP<ll (2 :15) (I) Lova Connection IIJIIB MOVIE: Mamie (2:30) ~~~--....-: Tuaoday Night Flgllta A Soviet light from BiloXI, MS. (l) 121 Molalc Row VideO ~ Budwel- Unlimited Hydnlplane Racing Indiana Governor's Cup From Madison, IN (T) i1J1 700 Club With Pet R-.,., 2:30 (!) Tallo From Tho Darllllda (I) After Hours a Sporta LateNignt 3:00 (!) Coroon'o Comedy Cleaolcl 1111 Evorydlly With Joan Lunden EVENING a• 8:00 Ill• (I) (J) • 111 [li(!) 1 Dreem Of Jeannie (J) Club Connect (f) Reading Rainbow 0 l!lle IUrlly Grifllth Ill He-Man a World Today i1JI Ntnlcutle And iOn I WED., AUG. 8 I EVENING 8:00ill. (J) (J)II 1111 Dill [li(!) I Dream Of JaaMie (J) Degrelol Hlgll It's final exam time and Mictlelie lakes caffeine ~lis to stay awaka-.2 (f) Re ng Rainbow Q l!lliB Andy Gri"ith OHe-Man ~ lnllda The PGA Tour 181 World Today i1J1 Hardcaotte And McConnfck 0 8'05 (1) Baveriy Hlllbillieo 1:30 ill D [li NBC NighUy Nowo ~-rt~ (J) 11 A Newo 0 IJl (J) Body Eteclric Ill 3-2·1 Contact 0 C e CBS Howl 0 I!Jll8 Three'• Compeny 121 TopCerd ~ SportaLook 6:35 (1) Andy Grilfllh 7:00 lliG PM Mogorlne (!) Andy Grilflth (lllnolde Edition (J) (f) MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour (() D Curntnl AHolr 1111 C e [li Wheel Of !Ill FOr1Une~ I!JliD Nlg Court 0 Miami Ylce 121 Muolc Row Video tD SportaCentor a Moneyllne i1J1 Sconocrow & Mro. King 0 7:05 Cil Jefteroono 7:30 Ill D Family Faud (!) Bawhched IJl Entertainment Tonight (J) Ma,;la'o Family 1111 C [li Jeopardy! t;l I!J). M•A•S•H ~ Home Run Darby Bob Alllaon va Honry Aaron a Crooallre 7:35 CIJ Senlord And Son 8:00 Ill D [li Uneolved My•-• (A) Stereo ~ m MOYIE: Jaw• llltPG (2:001 (I) (J) Q Growing Paino Ben snrewdly casts Laura Lynn as leading lady in his movie. SterO<l. 0 (f) Notional Geographic Speclll Taka a took at Tanzania 's Serenget1 National Park and Its environment. Stereo. 0 all C e Mulberry Street A woman workeln New York and llveo In traditional Llflle ttaly. Stereo. IIJie 21 Jump Street A pollee cadelln lhe lear 2015 atlempll to revlva ump e e W 'i... Str:.:;t iiJ I Wrote 111 eonverootton With Dlnlh ID M1Jor LaegUe Baaebll" .... ~·c ill! MOVII!: Who Sort I can't Ride 1 RainbOWI(G) (2:00) 8:05 (1) MOYIE: Gore Yldll' a lilly The Kid (2:110) 8:30 (I) C1J D Head Ot The Cla11 M&iung a }aka of an assignment, Dennis antagonizes T.J. (A) SterO<l . ~ [li Ill Hlo & Hera ROQQIO tries to bolster Ooug·s con fidence by hiring two actors. go ~ Major League Baseball 9:00 Ill D [ll Night Court Mel Torma comes before the oench for speeding and unpaid tickets. (A) Stereo. (J) (J) Ill Doogle Howeer, M.D. Ooog1e and McGuire vie for the Res1dent of the Year '-ward Stereo 0 (J) (f) utro'a Cuba' Two v.. wl This spec1al program presents two very different films on Cuba . First film 1s The Uncompromising Revolution: second film is Nobody Listened . (2 :00) 1111 C Ill Jake And Tho F•tman A health resort proves hazardous to the health or its guests. lA) srereo. I!JliD Mo loy Molloy sets out to organize the maids of Ba11erl~ Hills. Stereo. Ill MOYIE: I'm Dongeroua Tonight (2 :00~Stereo . 0 121 Noohvllle ow (L) ~ Larry King Uvet 9:30 Ill D [ll Dear John John resists }oin1ng in when the club members star1 to remtnisce .JR) (I) (J) Cll ow Yv-onne comes up with a scheme to save the sak>n from a lawsuit. Stereo. I!J)ID I'm Home A woman s wor ld comes apart when she learns her daughter is pregnant. Stereo . t 0:00 lliG [li Quantum Loop Sam leaps into the life of a ~ung trapeze art1st. (R) 0 NIWI (I) (J) Q China Batch McMurphy learns that free lov-e can exact a heavy emotiOnal tOll. ~~SterO<l 0 1111 o e Top a Stereo l!lll8 New Twilight Zone a Eveningi1J1 700 Club With Pat RoMrtaon t0:05 (l) MOYIE: Fort Apache (2 :45) t0:30 l!lll8 Tul 9 Crook & Chase 11:00 Ill. (J) (J).. 1111 II%., [li Newa (!) twilight Zone (J) Newewatch IIJie Aroenio Hall Ill Mleml VIce QJ corrv.,..uon With Dinah a Moneyllne i1JI Batmen 1t:30 CIJe [ll Tonight Show Stereo. (!) Magnum, P.l. fa aans t' 2 'i, ~ ~=s Palclowork Exploring thl creativity ol the •••Old. ~N~o 11% III .'Woll' CBS Late Night Tony agrees to help lind the kidnapped wife or a star wnness. (Ri 0 121 On Star. ~ Spotla enter a Sf'OI1• Tonight i1J1 MOVIE: Who Seyl I Can't Ride 1 Rolnbowi(Gi(2 :00) 12:00 (I) N~tilne ~ C1J nttrta nment Tonight 1111 Magnum, P.I, l!lliD Love Connection Ill Crime Story Stereo Nnhvllle Now ~ Btllbell Tonight a NawoNighl 12:30 iliG [li Late Night With D•vld lettermen (!) MOYIE: Tho Border !AI (2:00) (I) Into The Night Stereo (J) II Hard Copy I!JliD After Houn ~ Great American BaMblll OUIZ (0:301 12:37 Clll Newo 12:50 111 MOYIE: Heaven With A un tPG il2:00) 1:00 (J) II Tha Fall Guy 1111 MOVIE: Tho Figh (2.00) l!ll • Rawhide Ill HitChcock Preeento ~ Surfer Magazine (0:30) a ShowBir Today 1:30 Ill II [ll Later With Bob Coello (f) Ntwo 111 HitChcock Presento 121 Crook & Chase 122 Bundaberg M11t1r1 Surfing From Gold Coast. Australia (T) a NtwoNight Update i1J1 Paid Ptogremmlng 2:00 Ill. Home Shopping Spree (I) love Connection l!lle MOVIE: Ot Tho Pink Pan- (PG)(2.30) Ill Prime Time Wrso61ng 121 Muolc Row Video ~ lnoide The PGA Tour i1J1700 Club With Pat Robertaon 2:30 (!) Tatea From Tha Dorlloide IJ) AIW Houn ~ SportaCentar a Sporta LaiiNight 2:50 [I) MOVIE: Shootout In A One Dog Town (1 30) 3:00 (!) Ceroon'o Comedy Cleaalco 1111 Everyday With Joan Lunden 1D Sportalook a Newa Ovamlgllt !Ill Paid Prog-"'11 3:30 (!) Totea From Tha Dlrkllda !Ill McMitr.n ID Prlvlll L..oon Premiere a a 2, c.... 3:45a• :OO (!) MOVIE: Reckteoo IRI (2:001 Ill Alfred HitChcock Hour ~ Pro 11ow1er1 Aoaoclltton Columbia 300 Open From Auslin, TX (l) Larry KJng Overnight i1J1 Paid Ptogrammlng (1) ThrM Stooge& • :30(1) I Lo.. lucy l!lle MOVIE: I = T o Be "' l'lclutft (P<l) (1: ) a uo Stage i:OO !lie [ll Cheer~ Lilith goes into labor during the Cheers anniversary celebration . (A) li'infant t (J)is8 found, Young Riden An abandoned at McConnlcil 0 1:05 Cil 8evlfty H-01 1:30 i l l . [li NBC Nightly Ntwo ~NewhartO the riders' bunknouse . {A) Sterec. Q (J) Ill Myoteryt Holmes and Watson onvestigata a deotn on 1ha London subway. 0 Qll eepre My•-• capra helps a friend accused of murder. (R) Stereo. Ill MOYIE: Tho Aatum Of The ..-y HIUbiHieo (2:00) 121 Nashville Now (L) ID Top Rank lloxlng a Larry King Uvet 9:30 Ill D 0 Grend JaniCO and Eddie hash out the terms of their divorce. (R) 0 10:00 ill D [li LA. Law Van Owen is stunned by the otter of a career -making promonon. (A) 0 (I) (J) D Pririlellme Live Stereo O (J) Nowowatch (f) Joah: Tho Logan Legend 1111 0 e Northern Eapooure A flu epidemic sweeps through Cicely and ruins Joel's romantiC plans . Stereo . lllll8 New Twilight Zone a Evening Nawo i1J1 700 Club With Pat RoMrtaon 10:20 Cil MOYIE: Father Goose (2 : t5) t0:30 (J) Mollerplaca Thealnl The phony war ts o~er as France 1s attacked by the LuttwaHe a• ABC Ntwo 0 (J) Body Electr1c (f) 3-2· 1 Contact 0 ill cecasNtwoO llll• Three'a Comperiy ®Top Cord 1:35 Cil Andy Grifllth 7:1lDille PM Mapztne C!1 Andy GrifiTth (lllnoide Edition (J) (f) MacNeil Lehrer Ntwollour (J) 8 c-1 Alfalr 1111 c e [ll Wheel 01 Fortune 0 l!lliD Nlaht Court Ill Mlenif Vlco Ill Mualc Row VideO ~ SportaCenter aM-yllne i1J1 Sconocrow & Mr1. King (I) (J) • 0 7:05 CIJ Jelleroono 7:30 i l l . Family Feud (!) Bewitched (J) EnteNinment Tonight (J) e Meme'o Family 1111 c . , [li Jeopardy! t;l l!lle M•A"S'H ~ Pro Bowler~ AooocletiOn 181 Crooofl,. 7:35 Cil Major League Baseboll 8:00 Ill• [li Colby Show Clair and her good friend go head-to-head 1n the courtroom . (A) ~ Sportalook a Newo Overnight i1J1 Paid Prog<ammtng 3:30 (!) Toleo From Tho Dark aida 1111 McCloud ~ Top Rank Boxing 3:45 a Newaroom 4:00 (!) MOYIE: Tho Fall Ot Tho Houll Of u- 12:001 Ill .t.lfred Hitchcock Hour a Larry Ktng Overnight i1JI Paid Programming 4:15 (l) Three Stoogeo 4:30 [I) I Love Lucy I!J)IB MOVIE: Crowiopace 11:301 (!) Major League BaMbiM !.D Snuk p, ...... Goel Video (f) Wild America Examine the natural balan<:ei between the hungry and the nunted THURS., AUG. 9 • (!) Sox PreGame (I) (J) • Father Dowling Myot-. SterO<l . 0 (J) Hometime Bas1c porch-building techmques . locusing on design. (P1t Of ~~time Learn ways to make the most ol hoosehotd storage spaces 0 ~ C • 41 Houri Stereo [\j 18 MOYIE : Tho Howling iR)(2:00) Ill Murder, She Wrote 121 Arnerfclln Muolc Shop a PrimeNewo i1J1 MOYIE: Ona On One (PG) (2 00) 8:30 i l l . [li Dllferent World A baggage milC -UP leaves Dwayne and Ron running from drug dealers. (A) 0 WEDNESDAY a i1J1 Paid Progrimmlng 1:00 lli G Fun And Gameo l!lliD Monoter1 Ill MOVIE: Mulanto In Poredlsa (2:00) 121 American Muoic Shop ~ Baaeball Tonight a Newa Update ® rl NWA Woridwlde Wreatllng i1J1 Paid Programming t :05 Cil Goodwill Garno a 1:10 a Trevel Guide 1:30 Ill D Home Shopping Spree (!) Caroon'o Comedy Cleaolco 1111 Paid Programming l!lll8 Tatoo From Tho Darkllda ll%e Ntwo 121 Texao Connection ~ NFL Y••- '89 Seo111e S..ahawks: NE Passage 181 Pinnacle 2:00 (!) Tatoo From Tho Oarkllda ill Paid Proaremmlng l!lliD MOVI!: Tho lleeo (2:001 Iiiii Chomplonlhlp Rodleo ID 8portaCanter atntametlonol 0 (f) Rlidlng Rainbow 6:30 a PrimeNtwa 8:t5 Cil Major Leegue 8:30 IJl (J) Tha Wonder Years Kevin tries out for the baseball team. (R) Stereo. 0 8:00 Ill D In Tho Hall Of Tha Night Gillespie's first black lemale polica officer is killed. (A) Stereo. 0 IJl CIJ II Roeeanne e I:OOill. (J) (J). Qll CIB a ill I EVENING a (Continued from Pr('\llous Page) Barbara dares Carol to spend t1me with her. (R) 0 (f) New Country Video l!ll iD Tracey Ullman Show An elderly Italian woman remmiscences of her day w1th Mussolini. (A) 0 ~ NFL Kickoff 90 181 East Meets West 10:00 (f) G [ll Hunter Hunter s high school friend witnesses a murder. (A) (f) Aullln City Llmllt(IOO) 1111 II% til Tour Of Duty Percell , Au11 and McKay return home from the war. (AI Stereo . Q l!ll • Friday The 13th: The Sene a Ill The Hitchhiker 121 American Muolc Shop ~ NFL PreSeaaon Football 181 Evening Newo i1J1 Hardcaolfe And McCormick O 10:30 (J) MOVIE: I Cover The Waterfront (1 :10) Ill Hitchcock P,.sento 121 Texao Connection m TUESDAY E- ~jl~..i 121 Crook & Chose tt :oo Ill u m (I) (J) 1111 I!]) • @New• IIJ)I8 Aroenio Hall Ill Miami VIce 121 Americen Muaic Shop ~ BaMblll Tonight a Moneyllne i1JI Batman t1 :30ille I!]) Tonight Show Stereo. @Newt Cll ChHro 0 (J) McLaughlin One-On-One (J) II Nighdlne 0 1111 Night Court 11% Ill 'Night Heat' CBS Late Night Stakes at a poker game are high when a loser killS the players (A) 121 On Sllgl ~ Spor1oCente< a Spotto Tonight i1J1 MOYIE: One On 0na iPGJ (2:00) 12:00 (!) Twilight Zone (I) Nlghtllne 0 (J).i:ntartafnment Tonight 1111 Magnum, P.1. l!lle Love Comection Ill C - Story Stereo 121Ntlh-~ Sporta car Club 0t Americ:.8 From Brasehon, GA (T) a NawoNight 12:30 !lie o Late Night With David Letterman (!) MOVIE: Foolln' AnMmd (PG) (2:00) (I) Into Tho Night Stereo . (J) II Hard Copy l!lliD AIW Houn t2:35 Cil MOVIE' Some Ukt H Hot (2:30) t 2:37 C • Newo 1:00 (J) Tho Fall Guy Q 1111 MOYIE: HIPPY Endingl (2:00) l!lliD Paid l'lograomling Ill Hitchcock Pre~ USHAA Mud And Mont* Truck Racing From Oriando, FL (l) a ShowBiz Today 1:30 lliG [ll Late< With Bob Coital (I) Ntwo l!lll8 r ..t Ill Hollywood lnlkler 121 Crook & Chell a NewoNight Update i1J1 Paid Progrelllllllng 2:00 Ill• Home Shopping Spree (I) Love Connection I!Jie MOYIE: Endangered Speciii(R)(2:00) I!J Tho Hltcllhlf<e< 121 Muolc Row Video ~ Danakln'o Running And Raclng !Ill 700 Club With Pot RoMrtaon 2:30 (!) Tallo From Tho Darkolde Cll After Hours ~ SpottsCente< a Spott• LateNight 3:00 (!) Caroon'o Comedy Claaolco 1111 Everyday With Joan Lunden ~ Sportolook 181 Newo Overnight !Ill Paid Programming 3:05 Cil MOYIE: Tho Bad And The lleeuttful{2:301 3:30 (!)Tatoo From The Dorklkle 1111 Columbo ~ Budwel- ThorougDtgeot 3:.S 181 Newo,_, 4:00 C!l MOYIE: Road To Alca1ru {t :00) I!JliD MOYIE: Standing Tal (2:001 Ill Alfred H"chcock Hour e ~FIIhln'- a Larry King Overnight i1J1 Paid Programming 4·30 ~ Jimmy Houoton Ou-. FRIDAY • FRI., AUG. 10 I EVENING 8:00 Ill. (I) (J). 1111 II% • [ll Newo (!) 1 Dream Of Jeannie (J) Ntwton'l Apple Peggy Knapp investigates an entire a1r traHic control s~stem [;J (f) Reading Rainbow 0 I!J) ID Andy Qrffllth Ill He-Man 181 World Today i1JI Zorro 6:05 (1) Baveriy HUibillleo 8:30 ill D [li NBC Nighdy Newo ~-rt~ Ntwl 0 (I) (J) Cl A (J) Body Elec1rlc (f) 3-2· 1 Contact 0 1111 C • CBS Ntwo 0 I!Jl18 Three'o Company 121 Top Cord i1J1 Rln Tin Tin K.g Cop 5,35 m Andy Grillith 1:00 ili G PM Magartne (!) Andy Grflflth CIJinoide Edition (lJ (f) MacNeil Lehrer NtwoHour (J) II Current Affair 1111 c e [ll Wheel or Fortune I!J) 18 Nig I Cour1 Ill Mleml VIce 121 Mualc Row VIdeo ~ Spo<taCenter a Moneyllno i1JI Scarecrow & Mro. King Sl 0 7:05 Cil Jelleroono 7:30 Ill D Family Feud (!) Major League BaMblll (I) Entertainment Tonight (J) 11 Mome'a Family 1111 c ., 0 Jeopardy! 0 l!lliD M'A'S•H ~ Major League BaMbll a Crooollre 7:35 Cil Major League BaMbll 8:00 Ill• [li Quantum Leap A stripper and her bOyfriend return an infant to rts mother IAI'i (I) 11 Full Houll The guys decide to let the 9"1' run 1ha house for a day. (A I Stareo . (J) (f) alhlngton Week In RevieW Stereo~ 1111 II% e Prime me Pall .i. 31B MOYIE: World Acconlint To Garp (R)(2.30) Ill Murder, She Wrote 121 What On Earth... " conoar1 with an environmental massage toped Earth Cay 1990 at Nalhvllle'o Riverfront Park. stars Rosanne Cosh, Rodney Crowell, and the Bellamy Brothan. Prtmettewa illlluml And Allen College A oollage ol the husband and wlfo comedy tlllm'a vintage shOWI 1rom the llriy years ol televlalon. 8:30 (J) (I) e Flmily Melin Rtoehal'a first dale alnC8 her huabend drivea the flmlty a I I cra:JatIRJ treot 0 Week With (l) Loult Rukeyaer Chase Manhattan vice president Kathleen Millard examines the market. 0 Ill Walt Street Week With Loulo Rukeyeer 0 1W 11% Ill Candid Cam... : Funt'a F•vorite Funntea Allen Funl presents some at hiS tavonte selected moments fr om hiS 43 years w1th Cancl11l Camera . (R) 9:00 !li e [ll Shannan'a O.ol A country songwnter lays claim to a tune sung by a r1s1ng star (A) 0 (I) (J) Ill Periect Stranger~ A consultant at the paper QIVBS Balkl a promotiOn that"s useless. (A~ Stereo_0 CD Tho Story Of ngllah Tho e,;pans10n of the Amencan frontier ennched the ....ocabulary_Stereo. (f) Evening At Popo 1111 D • Newhart George dectdes to become a pnest ~ ~tchcock Prosento a Naohvllle Now (L) a Lorry King Live! 9:30 lJ (J) D New Attitude K1nd -hearted Vtck1 tnes to help a street kid _Steroo . 1111 0 aJ Wloh You Were Here Donny has a Moroccan adventure when his bus breaks down in the desert. 1!J Roy Bredbury Tboalnl t 0:00 Ill 0 [li Midnight Galler Jack stumble s onto a ~vernment conspiracy (RI (J) D 20/20 Weekly News Magaz1ne Stereo 0 (!) Ntwawatch (f) Life On Ice: Antarctica And Mars Travel to the exotic aM mystarKlus dry valleys ol the AntarctiC 1n an ettort to understand the dynam1cs of l1fe on earth ancl elsewhere 1111 Time To Care: Luther'o Choice il2)• Room For Romenca Two innocent teenagers agree to spend the night together 111 Tha HHchhlkor Evening Ntwa i1J1700 Club With Pat RoMrtaon t0:20(1) NWA Wreafllng Powe< a Hour t0:30 (!) Newa (J) Great Periormancea A Nebraska businessman 's values cru~ and fomtty drills IIJie w Twilight zone 111 Eric 's worst nightmare Deoomes s reality as hiS hunt conflnues. (A) Stereo. 121 Crook & ChiN ID Major LNgu8 BaMbiH 11:00(1). (I) (J). 1111 c . 'If!"· w.,..., ~: AneniO HIH'I WllltendJam iiJ Miami Vice 111 Teua Corlnactlono e Moneylloll i1J1 Zorro 11 :20 Cil MOVIE: Death Race 2000 (RI(1.45) 11 :30 Ill 0 [ll Tonight Show Stereo. C!l Magnum, P.l, Cll Cheenl t;l (J) Alive From Off Cente< Vid809rapher Edin Velez explOres a strange, 1960s, Japanese dance. 0 (l) IJ PGA Golf Hlghllghta From Shoah Creek . B1rm1n~hBm . AL {T) 1111 Nig t Court II% • Overtime With Pat O'Brien 121 On Stage a Sports Tonight i1J1 Bordenown t2:00 (I) PQA Golf Highlighlt Frorn Shoah Creek. Birmingham. AL In (J) D Entertainment Tonight tW Magnum, P.l. l!ll l8 Love Connection Ill MOVIE: Weekend Warrforo (Ri(2:00) 121 Naohvllle Now a NtwoNight !Ill Bumo And Allen College A collage of the husband and w1fe comedy team's vmtage shows tram the early years of televiSion 12:30 ill G 0 Late Night With Oavtd L.etterrn11n (!) MOYIE: Haunting 0t Julia (2 :00) (I) N~tilne m 0 (J) ard copy I!J) I8 Aller Hour~ cesRo 1:00 1JJ Into Tho Night (J) D Tho Fall Guy ~ 1111 MOYIE: Frenkeno eln llland (t :30) llll l8 Rawhide a ShowBiz Today t :05 [1) MOYIE: CennonblltPG I 12:00) t :30 ill D [li Friday Night -· oeNewo 121 Crook & Chasa ~ SportaCante< a NewoNight Upllitt 2:00 (I) Newo I!Jle MOYIE: Tho Threo Facet Ot Eve {2:00) MOYIE: Kentucl<y Fried ovii(R) (1 :30) 121 Mualc Row VideO ~ Mlchelob Dry World W- Ski Tour From Wichita . KS (T) i1J1 700 Club With Pal RoMrtaon 2:30 Ill. Home Shopping SpNe (!) Tello From The Derklkle (I) Love Connection 1111 MOVIE: Sllgl Fright (1 :30) a Sporta LaiiNiglll 3:00 (!) Ceroon'a Comedy Cteaolcl (I) AIW NounJ ~ SportaLook a Ntwa Ovemlgllt i1JI Prelee The Lord 3:05 (1) Night T-a Stereo. 3:30 (!) T - From The.,.._ (I) MOVIE: Girt (NR) (I :30) ir. �~ < .. . . Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Television Viewing OH, MIL~W, FfEPAJz£ TO COA • CAT~, A..fk>f! 514E 15 5UCil A PRETI'r' LITTLE GIRL __ DO '(OU T~INK SllE'LL PULL TilE LINUS, W~AT AM l 601N6 TO D0 7 BALL AWAV?TELL ME I CAN TRUST l-IER,UNL15 .. FRI., AUG. 3 EVENING '::~:t:~' S©\\~lA-~t.trS® Rearrange leners of 0 four scrambled worda • the be· GYREES I I I I' I I 12 I) I I I I C L UGH a= I I I I I' LETREN fi I I I I 15 17 "' "I don't want a reward." lhe cabby said, as he handed back my wallet. "Just tell me how much was in it so I know how much if cosl me to be 16 IIIIIIJ 1 -~ BRIDGE ® Muolc Row VIdeo IHJ Monoyllne a:D Scarecrow & Mra. King 1;1 • •' n I has a choice Omar Sharif's analy siS 8 a Teus Murder, She Wrote Connection IHJ PrimoNowo ® MOVIE: Tho McMutero lPG} (1 :30) 1:05 Cil Goodwill Gomoo r:;J 1:30 l!l Major League Beoebell II) Cll ct Family MoHero might just start •ntegrity . (Al 0 (!) Wolf Strite~ Wook With Ill Wall Street Week With Loulo Rukeyoer 1;1 ®I 0 Ill Candid Comoro Allen Funt takes a funny look at America 's health and fitness craze . . [;J On Stage 9:00 (]) II 1121 Yellow Rote Strongheart is shot during an anempted escape . lA) II) Perfect Slnlngen a ())a Larry ·s story causes a kids' TV show host to lose his job (A) Stereo. 1;1 (!) Tho Story Of EngHoh (PI WHAT5YOUR FA'.ORITE " T HE A::JTATO BU6< BU:SSI t-15 OR WRSE ~ '' WITH PROFES~ FI<I'TLEY. TV PROEiJ<AM '! I NEVER KNOW WHEN HES PUTTI~MEON. 5 Of 91 Exam•ne the roots ot Black English, Creole and Harlem jiY&. Stereo. CIJ Evening At Pope ~ 0 Ill Newho~ r:;J [II Hitchcock Pretonto Naohvlllo Now (L) 1HJ Lorry King Llvol a a High Ute A 9:30 liJ Cll high-powered Manhatten ... v' ...._ , "'-' I •v-1- '• model's life is radically changed with the arrival of three wild young nephews . ~ 0 ID WI"" You Were . H.,.. BARNEY MY SISTER BESS IE SENT LUKEY SOME FANCY [II Ray Bradb<lry Theatre 13] To Be Announced 10:00 Ill II 1121 Midnight Caller Killian tries to help an ex -con adjust to life outside of prison. (A) Stereo. r:;J II) (I) 20/20 Weekly News Magazine Stereo . 1;1 (!) Newawatch III Amorlcon Potchworlc Exploring the creatiYity of th e very old. ~ 1121111 Room For Romance A wK:Jow shock , her son by having an aNair w1th a piano repairman. I!! The Hhchhlkor IHJ Evonlng Newo ® TOO Club With Pol Roborllon t0:30 l1l Greot Performoncoe The misadventures of a former lilm goddess. 0 l!llll Now Twilight z.,. [II Werewolf Eric Is accused of murdering a hobo, and must defend hlmsell. Crook • Ch.loe D Major League Belobell a DUOS HE WON'T NEVER WEAR" mstanl ly re... eals wn1ch s•gns are roman t•cally perfec t for you Mail $2 to Matchmaker. etc th1s newspaper . P.O. 80K 91428. Cleveland , OH 4410 1· 3428 . too impatien t or Impulsive today, it m1ght impel you to do something rash wh ere you create problems for yourself that could easily be avoided VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sopt. 221 Usually PISCES !Fob. 20-Merch 201 There is a BERNICE you 're not the type or person who likes b•g difference between trusting others BEDE OSOL to showboat. but today there 's a possl- or merely being too gullible lor your own bility you m1ght a1tempt to upstage your good _Today it might not be too hard tor 1 co mpanions in order to redirect the at- some sharpie to sell you a ptece or the ten lion to yourself. Brooklyn Bridge. LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 23jll you do nol , ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll1il 11could be a quickly capitalize on favorable develop- grievous error today to depend too ments today, they cou ld deteriorate heavily on chance or luck to carry you rather rapidly. Don't let your opporluni- through important involvements. These t1es go by the boards. •are not allies upon whom you can rely · SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 221 Even TAURUS (April :lf.Miy 201 Don't get though il might be hard for you to own ~caught in a one-upsmanshlp game toup to your mistakes today, It's best to jday where boas11ng Is concerned. Your Auguot 4, t990 do so instead of making excuses. Ratio- 1 ,adversary mighl be abte to get away · nalizing impairs your image. I with some gross exaggerations, but you There IS a possibility you might have SAGinARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) II you .won'l . more opportunities in the year ahead borrow something today thallhe lender GEMINI (Miy 21-June 201 II you're Inthan you have had for Quite some time . Yalues trealll wUh extra care. You might diUerent or careless in the management • It would be a shame II you don't capital- be inclined at this lime to be caretess or your commercial affairs today, your 1ze on each and every one. with the possesslona of others. miscalculations could be rather Sflrious. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Be sure to rook CAPRICORN (0..:, 22-Jon, 111 Being Move cautiously lo avoid mistakes. gift horses in the mouth today, because too indecisive Is bad enough II H only al- .CANCER (June 21-July 22) Steer clear what might initially appear to be a good feels you, bul II you lack the ability to · iol people you know lrom personal ••opportunity could, in actuality, be any ~ .,make a decision and sUck to It today, perlence are inclined to take you tor thing but . Don 't be taken ln. Know 11'11 aHocls others and compound lhe granted. Th- Individuals will be even 1more d!Hicult to please today. where to look tor romance and you'll problem . lind it. The Astro-G raph Malehmak..- · AQUARIUS (J.,, 20-Fob, 11) If you are \ ~'-Your ~'Birthday !DZorro (DN- South Wrst Nortb r• l'ass I+ rt 39 Pass All pass I NT 3 NT l£as1 Pass Pass Pass OpenmJ<: lea d: + 6 take all th e hea rt tncks or lmd the kmg of spades popping up when he l eads a spade to dummy at the finish Dedarer Will even make three notrump if he mistakenly plays the queen of dubs at trick two. since the suit blocks 1n the West hand and the defenders can take only four tricks. From OVP and UPI report s GAL LIPOLIS - The recen l I raqi invasion of K uwait is already having a far -reaching effe ct on lh e Ohio Valley as loca l gas stat ions are preparing to pa ss on lhe pinc h of higher oi l pr ices to their customers. Prices at thr pumps in Pomeroy, Middlepo rt and Gal lipoli s are a lready stee p and it is being predicted t hai the price per gallon m ay Increase as m uch 10 cent s over the weekend . Accord ing lo Dale Ellis. of E llis and So ns Sohio Se r vice. Middleport, recent price i ncreases have "eaten up" all of his profits . El li s staled that pric<•sal h is st ation have risen an averagr of seven cen ts over the last few days. Sel f -serve prices at h ts station were $1.39 fo r supremeunleaded, $1.24 for unleaded plus, and $1.13 for regu lar unl eaded Saturday . Th e gas prices al Ell iolls Union 76 in Gal li polis m ay be a high - ra ng in g from $1 2' per ga llon fo r regu lar unleaded to $1.34 per gallon for premium unleadPd- but thr s1at ion offers fu ll ser v i ce . "I've heard (ga s prices are~ go in g logo up," sa id Dave B u sh of Ellio tt's. " bul I rea lly don't know if an increasp wi ll hurt us. " A spok e-swom an at Sanders Gulf Service in Ga l lipoli s statl'd thai t h e stat io n 's pricPs WE'rP ranging from $1.26 per ga llon for regu la r unleaded lo $1 32 ;x•r gal lon for pre-mium un leaded and I hat I hose prices we r e sc heduled 10 increase Sa turday even ing . Ga lli a and Me igs Count y Su perAmer iea s ta tions had thP cheapest gas prices- fr om $1 .08 lo $1.17 per ga llon - bu l dec lined to comme-n t on rl'cenl gaso lin P pri ce fluctuallons. Around th e nalion. gasoline prie rs we r e up as mueh as 14 cents a gallon, and sel f-serve un leaded gas Fri day was averag · tng $1. 11 5 a ga llon - a ri s<• or 4 cents ln two days, accord i ng to a spo t check of 1.400 gas station s condu cte-d by tht:AmericanAuto mobile Association. Rrtal l price- incr easf's ra nged fro m four C'(' nts to 14 cen t s a gal lon and furth er hikes were expected lh ts weekend. AAA Livestock sales net $192,000 GALLIPOLIS - The sa les at Fr iday's lives toc k a nd tobacco sates a t the Gallla Coun ty Junior Fa i r tota led $192,127.26. -acco rd lng to l he Ga llla County Ex tensi on Ser vice. · All told, the 461 a n imal s were sol d for an ave rage of $1.10 per pound. The stee r sa le was lh e biggest moneymaker, rak in g In $101,341.01 f rom the sale of 82 animals, which were sol d al an avera ge of $1.09 per pound A lola! of $70,178.50 wa s made at lhe hog sale. as 281 animals were sold at an average of $.98 per pound . The sheep sa le net led $16,207.75 fr om 98 lambs , whi ch A Multimedia Inc. Newspep ,, offi cia ls, ex presse~ 1121• '21 Jump SlrHt' CBS ZDIA GAS SAN pumped . T he head ol lhr I lli no is Cas Dea lers Association, Robert .J ar· obson, said It should l ak e at least 10 day s fo r a ny w ho lesa le prirr i ncreasr to bP fe l t at the pump Major U.S. oil compa nies have "a id ed a nd abetted" OPEC '" ra i sing th f' prire of a barrel of oil i n thei r ow n "self·lnt erPs t,'. hC' sa id . Don HE'rri ng. a spokf'sm<Jn lor Pit tsburgh bast'd Mara thon Oil Co . wh ich ra ise d i ts wholesale prices 8 ce nt s a ga llon Frida .v , said m arke t co ndili ons diclatr thr compan y's prices . ·· Prices go up and p rirPs go down and i t isn't alw<Jy s rl'la!Pd to t hl' cost of ma lt'ria i you bought last month." hr sa id _ Motor club AAA urged the public 10 " not succumb to pan ic buying i n a n Pffort to avoid Pf' I'Cf:'ived fu tu rf' price h i k es ." In Florida, some gas sta tions were raising prices even though their supp liers had nol yel begun charg ing them more, a spokes · man for AAA c harged . "They 're co llecllng a n in crrasP that the-y h<Jven't yet suffered ... I'm sure some people mig hi call II g-ougrng." said William Dodd Bu l in Pontiac. IlL , two rad io stat ions celebrated I heir 25th anniversary by sel ling gas for 65 cent s a gal lon - 196., pri ces - I n an even t planned a month ago. · ff we had had time, we could havf' had Arab outfit s mad(' up, " sai d WPOK -WJEZ General Manager Kevin A nf le ld. a nd .T ommy Joe Str!wart. LEE ,JOHNSON sold at $1.78 per pound. The 10 project s in the tobacco Rlngmen were Skip M eadows, Gar ry Fellure, E ugene Elllolt, To m bo Woodward , Waynr .l tviden and Kent Shawve r. Tal ly k eepers were Char les Shavt.• r a n cl Tom Pope. Mapping Meigs County, engineer adds Rocksprings to new edition By BRIAN J _ REED Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - Another pari of Meigs Count y is now on th e map , at leas t on I he official slate map According to Meigs County Eng ineer Philip M Rober ts. d ue to lhe e fforls of two Meigs Cou ntla ns, the comm unit y of Rock springs has bee n ad drd to the latest edition of the hlghw av department map. E ng inl'€ r Robe rts cr edi ted thr hard work of lhe lat e Fr rd Goeg le in and Harold [Jfackston wll h getting Rock spn ngs on l hr new map . It was not. howpvcr, an easy t ask. A cco rding to RohPrts. onr of the major requir eme nt s or ge l t lng an addit ion 1o I he map approved hy the st al e hlghwav department is that thP cummun · lty be shown o n the co unty's own hig hway map. As I hose wllh the latest cou n ty map will know, thr rommu n It y of Rocksp ri ngs b incl ud ed on th ai map . The Oh lo Depart m ent ofTrans · portation. hoWPV('r. wa ."e-quipPf'd wi th a n older l'd ition of the Meigs Cuunly hl ghwa~ map, an edition wit hout the commun i t y of Rocks pr i ngs l isted on II. F'u r that reason . lhr drpartmrnt initia ll y rf' f usf'd the requps f o f Goegleln and Bla ckston . Rockspri ngs, for the lim P being, wa s not to bf' in cludPd on t h f> nrw map Af tPr much commu n icat ion bel ween Goegl ein, Blacks ton a nd t he state highw ay drpar tme nt . in clud ing thr gift of a n rw Me igs Co unty highway m ap, ODOT. al long last, p laced the communit y on the map . In addition to a dding t ht• community of Rockspring s 10 lhr m ap, a sym bo l for the cou n ty fairgrounds, also located a l Rocksprings. map io:; shuwn on l hp nPw Oth er sma ll communi t ies shown nn lh P o;taiP map inc ludr Spi lln aml Rul~mdu .:; 1 both locatf'd nf'ar Portland i , :-1 umnrr 1nrar Chf's iPr ·l and Flora w n S!<t lt' Ro utP iiH l np;n Darwi n ) T he official Ohiu Highway Map. wht ch also includes perti ncnl tr ave l inform a tio n and Ohio trl,·ia, is printed by ODOT r ver y two years and is d istr ibu lrd b~ · lhf' dPpartmrnf frf'(' of chargr . The maps mav be picked up at loeal highway garages 1thr \tlr lg.-; Coun ty o ffir r is loca i Pd npar on St at e Route 7 near Ches l er!, ODOTs regional offl cP In Marietta and at rPs t arpas and 1r <J vl'l informal ion ce nt er s. Accord in g to ODOT. th e near est t ravel inrormation rrnter Is located ou tsi de of Marietta on Interstate 77. PULLING HIS BEST - A sanctioned I ruck and tractor putt highlighted Friday nlghl allhe Galli a Co unty Junior Fatr. Here, a co mpelllor altern pl.• lo make alutt putt, bul came several up feel short. (Times-Sentinel pholo by Lee Ann Welch) Alban chair dedicated at RG R IO GRANDE - Amidst a celebra t ion of I he language and mu sic or Wal rs. an acadPmic c ha i r at the Universit y of Rio Gra nd e was dedicated lo "a Welsh l lfr thai m ade a difference.,. The Ina Catheri ne Alb an Chair in Grad ua te Ed uca tio n, made possible hy a tru st created b.v ti1P late educator, was dedicated by Dr. Paul C. Hayes. presid ent of Rio Grande- _ The dt?dication was made during thr Gymanfa Ganu , the traditional We lsh concert . In the Fl nr and PPrforming A r ts Ce nter Friday Remarks and special musH· provided by D. M errill Dav is ol Jack son , a longt lmC' fri end and neighbor of Alba n 's, rounded ou r the ceremony. The Gyman fa Ga nu wa!'i co·sponsored by th t~ Card igan Cl ub of Southeastern O hio, I he Gallipolis Blcenlr onlal Comm lsston and I he Office of Con tinu i ng EducCJiion a t R io G rande . Alban . who died i n J une 1989. was a 192H grarlualr of R io Gran de who worked as a teacher a nd adminis trator lo her birth p lace, Oak HIll. and In Co lumbu s. For many yea rs, shr was a member oft he Ri o G randf' Board of T rus tees and was latt'f named a l rustrc Pmeri tu s nf the in st ituti on. Duri ng her stu dPnt day s at R io (; r andr. H ayes notPd. shr furmf'd a f riendship w i l h Dean William Al le n Lrwi s. president of lhr uni vers il y from 19~1 unlll 19411 and one of its foremost rd uc arur s ·'It was hen' that wa s born a cn nr r•pl for In a Alban, to hrlp oth Prs garnf'f a n education and ha\'t' a n understanding of the world around them," H ayrs said. · ' For nvr r 60 ye<:~rs, s hf' hi.'ld :1 kt'rn in ter es t in thP univers it .v ... hP con tinued. "Her wisdom <~nd k ind ness to lhP un ivrrs it y have IPd tu 1he crf'a I ion of this c hair in graduate ed ucat ion. th r namP of w hi ch will Px i st as long as lh f' un ivers ity t•)dsts "Through thIs Gymanfa Ganu. we com mrnd a WPish lift· lh<Jt m ade- a differP ncr, " Havr s added . In add i tion to t he c hair, Ha .ve~ sa id . a bronzp relid plaqu• · co ntaining Alban 's l ik£%:'Ss and a legend no ling the crea tiOn of lht · cha i r wi l l be hung in Annivpr..,ar~: Hall, the home of Rio Granrlr' s College of Education, Fine i\rt.s a nd P hysical Education The academic chai r wil l ai\1\V, th r unlvt:rs lt y to Pmplo.v ;1n outs tandi ng sc holar whn w ill 11111 on ly teach. but spe nd time in th•· (See ALBAN, page M I Former resident gets Bronze Star GASSAN GDQZAVXNJ MPDNSANJ ;- JXPNQA XG.IQPNA Yeaterdav'• Crypt0f11101•• I NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE THE DAY WHEN GIRLS WOULD GET SUNBURNED IN rnE PLACES THEY DO NOW. WIUROGERS CIIIIIIO by King " - By...... h: wou ld rise a I ola f of 15ce nts l o20 cen ts a gallon over the nE>xt frw weeks. T he United Stalt's ge1s less lhan 5 percent of lis crude oil from Iraq a nd Kuwait - and c u rre n lly h as a thrcp- tu-four month oil resP r vf'- but spo t oil prices have skyrocketed as world markrt s fea r a crisis in lhe Middle East mav threaten su pplies Gas sta tio ns ty pically pas s on thE' entire amo un t of whokst:~lr ga s price inc r easf.' s to con sumrr s. Higher prices sparked n umr r · o us o u ttries from indus t ry and co nsumer groups who claim oil com paniPs should not c ha r gp h 1ghrr prices lor gasol ine- tha t is in tanks , rpad:-,; t o br <:~ l rt•ad ,v his apprecia - CRWWQliOTE GPS Ci t izen Ac tio n. a Washington consumf'r group, sa id gas prices lion to all lndlvuals and firm s who supported thi s year's even t. Auctioneers were Lee John son 8-3 ZDIA s rlid sa le so ld for a total of $4,400 T he t otal sale brought In $8,434.80 more than las! year's proceeds of $18.1,692.46 . Ed Vollbo rn . Gallia Co unt y Ex tension Age nt , agricultun•, was more t han pleased wit h the 1990 sa les . and on be half of fai r for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lellers, apostrophes, the lenglh and formation of the word.tt are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ZDVIAJ, !Dionleown 1 6 Section 1. 96 Pag• Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, August 5, 1990 One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used WAD 12:00 Ill Twlllghl Zone Vol. 26 No. 27 Copyrightad 1990 AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW WDNNTAU Lola Night Child abuse vletlm'o ahopllhing hall stems lrom hla childhood. {All;! • On lltage 8 8porll Tonight Vulnerable : North-South Dealer North 39 Before (lat.) info the 40 Midianite Moselle king 5 Corn 41 Ruminant porridge DOWN 91n good 1 One kind health ol bar 10 Alaskan 2 Lessen peninsula 3 Ethan Yesterday's Answer 12 Choral or Fred relrain 4 Car1oonist, 15 Donkey 26 Bogar1 13 Volcanic Gardner sound role hole 5 Slav 18 Religious 29 Ineffectual 14 Munched 6 Milklish image 30 Type 15 - and Ray 7 Corrlda 21 Born . of cake 16 Wing (II .} star bast 31 Parking 17 "Raging 8 Monsignor, 22 Boxer's Jol sign Burr e.g. handler 33 Russian star 10 Dar1 oH 23 Ecstasy river 19 Weir 11 Albee 24 Join 38 Tease 20 Alley oHering 25 Plait 37 Bankroll prowler 21 Composer Nino 22 Weigh! syslern 24 Pinfo's morn 25 Breakfast load 26 D.C. group 27 Talk (sf .} 28 Smallish 32 Islet 33 Cole of song 34 Negative 35 Callous 37 Word before hog 38 Elicit DAILY CR'VPI'OQUOTES- Hen!'l bow to work II: 111 (l) ChHftl;l 11) Allwl From OH Center Thla program brings logother Indigenous music from around the world. 1;1 ()) • Nfthllllltll;l ®J Night Court 8; 3 AJ 83 Q; 2 Q 10 3 1 River t1:30(l)ll 1121 Tonight Sliow Stereo. • 9 • • ACROSS a~• 1111 Newo crD II Aroenlo Holl't Weellond Jom [II Mloml Vice ®TouoConnocllon 8 Moneyllne t 96I 3 +KJ7 \2 by THOMAS JOSEPH a t1 :00(l)8 lil Cll8 Ill tJ CROSSWORD Running tor class president, Eddie learns a lesson in Louil Rukeraer David W. Tice deciphers the numbers found in corporate reports. by taking thef 1r st f1ve lncks Sllll the Q-10-3 figures to stop the su1t, and it is sensible to pla y not rump ra ther than hazard a IO ·tr ick heart contr ac t w1th only a ~ - 3 twart fit No-trump play s well Decl arer should make the percentage pl ay of putling in the club 10 on th e seco nd round . Then. after wmnmg th e club queen. declarer runs th e diamond suit West soon has troubl e discarding. with the result that declarer will e1ther .76 9QIO EAST SOUTH support Sout h cert ainly has enough to b1d game in no-trump af ter North 's Jump to three hea rts. but South should also recognize that a small singleton cl ub · '" the North hand will expose declarer to the possibility that West ma y lead away from a club sut t headed by A-J or K-J, in which case the defenders l!l Sox Pregame Show (l)ll) Full Houoo Acttng WEST +K J9 2 • 96 ; 2 +u H 6 that hundreds of North players around the world jumped to three hearts al this p01nt. That shows 16 or 17 tu ghcard points w1th three-rard hed rl II) Review Stereo. C ·~ 1121 ID Primo flmo Poll MORK !\1EEKLE AND WINTRHOP +• reeommends two hearts. but I am sure magician causes trouble with Maverick when he searches lor treasure. 8 liO 'I K 7 4 t A K 10 8 7 South then bids one no-trump. Nort h 7:05 Cll JoHareono 7:30 (])II Fomlly Feud (1) Bewitched II) Entertolnmenl Tonight Cllll) Mama'o Family ®I 0 ID OJ Joopordyl 1;1 l!ll 1D Major League Baooboll Mojor League Besebell Cro..tire 7:35 Cll Sonlonl And Son 8:00 (]) II 1121 Bret Maverick A on behalf of their old frat lands Danny and Joey in Jail. (A) Stereo. (!) (f) Woohlnglon Week In ALLEY OOP High In lower 80s. Chance of rain 70 percent. Gas prices rising with Middle East tensions +AQIOI North are easy, but wh en respond er a= a Succfff -> NORTH This dea l. taken from the 1990 Ep son compelit1on held on Ju ne 8. em phasizes bidding. The first two bids by @ SporhiCenlor Of Eastern High School Boosters make plans to operate booth at Meigs fair ... Page B-3 Classified...- .. _.. _._ . ____ .. _D2-7 Deaths -__ . _.. --· ___ .. ____ __ .... A3 Edltorl al __ .. ____ .. ........... .i\.2 Sports ....................... Cl-6 Benumb - Epoch - Antic- Negate - PENGUIN Fortune l.-A PPtf! Comics- ................... Inser t Beat of the Bend : lhe chuckle quoled by Wing in tke m1s.s ing words you develop from step No. 3 below . "I want a compamon who is small a~d cute, loves water sports and enjoys groop actrvtttes, the bachelor told the dating agency. The computer matched h1m up with a PENGUIN. l!ll 1D Night Coun I!! Mloml VIce "'' Along thP Rlvt•r ......... BI -X Sales . --___ ..... _...... _. _.. _. DI -X Q-~:mplele SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS (() ct Current AHolr ®I 0 Ill OJ Whtol Of <I) Battle lines are drawn for never-ending debate on monetary condit ions... Page B-6 I 0 u~~~t;-:s~N~~~~ tmm NeWIHOUr FRANK AND ERNEST Inside Stan Evans Page B-1 D-1 .ft PRINI NUMBERfO lETTE R\ tN t;:J THESE SQUARES 1 '" Gallia livestock results... EN B 0 L 7:00 (]) D PM ~~'~ zlno (1) Andy G (I) lnoldo Edition l1l (!) MocNoll Lehrer ·- .. .... • Donald Wright takes fair photos 33rd year in row low to form four simple words Newhart 0 (I) (I) 1J ABC Ntwo 1;1 m Body Electric C!l 3·2·1 Contact 1;1 ®I 0 (D CBS Newo 1;1 l!ll 1D Three'o Company ®Top Card @ SportoLook ® Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:35 Cll Andy GriHith . 50 cents ldl11d by CLAY I. POUAN 8:00 (]) D Cil Cll ct ®I 1121 ., II)) Nowa (1) I Dream Of Jeannie l1l NtWIOn'o Apple See how a strobe light freezes a moment tn time. Q C!l Roadlng Fllllnbow 1;1 l!ll ID Andy Griffith I!! He-Men Other Side Of VIctory IHJ World Today Qll Zorro 6:05 Cll Beverly Hlllbllllto 6:30 (]) II 1121 NBC NlghHy Nowo 'f'OU CAN TRUST HER. ~""'"'~ BROWN! YOU'RE IN LOVE, YOU?60FORIT! KICK THAT !=OOTBALL, CllARLIE 6ROWt-l! Sunday WOlD UMI Meiiibef. ol the audience piped up and sang along with Just Another Band, a Columbus group which appeared -at the Gaida County Junior Fair Friday night. Here, band have a tilde on before trekking out Into the crowd, serenading the ladleo and singing with the guys, 1Times-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) By LEE 1\NN WELCH Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - ll 's been 46 years slncr Fra nk L Snedaker saw baiiJe, bul he has finally received a bronze star for meritoriou s servi ce to the United Sta l es al Oma ha Beach, Normandv, F r ance. Snedaker, 69, now livi ng In Jensen, Fla., would never talk a bout his time In World War II, according lo his son Jeff. a Gallipoli s resi den t. But Snedaker f inal l y a pp l i ed for l he d ecoration. Frank Snedaker was noml· nal ed for the cita tio n by Samuel L. H amlllon, medical corps capl ai n, on now wha t Is a talle r ed recomme nd ation sheet. In II. Snedaker was recognized for his work as a surgi cal technic ian with thP 499lh Medical Collecting ., la nd ing on Omaha Beach on J une 7. 1944. He prov iced medical aid to !hose wo unded for 42 hours. a nd faced "grave personal danger'' The ci tatio n reads: "Des plle enem y shell and sniper fire, Technician T hird Grade SnE>daker carrl<'d atone lhe dull es of surg ical technic ia n In adm inis ter ing medical aid to the wounded until the arrival of the rema i nder of the medical dela tchme nl. He co nt inued his dangerous tas k for nearly 42hou rs wllhout r es t during a lime when casua lti es were ex tremely heavy and t her eby a ided In l he savi ng of many lives." Fra nk Sneda ker f orm er ly lived In Ga llipolis, and was lhe founder of the Shake Shoppe In 195(} at lh c slle of H&R Block at !he co rner of Second Avenue and Compan y. Syca more . Bes ides Jeff Sneda ker. hr ha > anot her son , Si eve. FRANK L. SNEDAKER l • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 3, 1990 basim lantz