https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c9c403a5e86c36fd08b0046932c557c9.pdf ad22fd7d7cb9ecc5c4dfdae43fa87f33 PDF Text Text .. . ........... .. •..u,.dey, Jutv 20, 1 89 ' - ----.._~~,_,_,_~,_,_____~-~~~~~~!!!! • ~,.~~~·~1~2=-~n.~~~·!!s.!n~t~~~!_,_~~.,_--,_,_-;~~-;~·~~v~~M-~d~!~~~o~~-~ • LOcal news briefs... - - r West Virginia man appears _m_court on two charges Continued· from page 1 moter vehicle accident on u.s. 33 near Elurllngham occurred late Wednesday afternoon. Middleport at 2: 31 a.m. was called to the pollee department for Josepll Llsh who was treated but not transtK>rted. Rutland was called at 3: 48 p.m. to Main St . for Nick Grueser who was taken to Veterans Memoril!l Hospital. The motor vehicle accident on u.s. Route 33 occurred at 6: as p.m. y;tth Po11J1eroy Squads 1 and 2 called to the scene. .Debbie Oliver and Jerry Anderson were transported from the scene to Pl~asan.t Valley Hospital. Lori Cunningham• and John Cunningham were Llfefilghted from Veterans Memorial . Hospital to Columbus-area hospitals. one ot the victims was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital by an Athens unit of SEOMS to meet Llfefiight. · ~-Area deaths--- Meigs County Sheriff James operattoh, $75 ' for expired II- . . Waite~ Dillon, ReedsvUie, re. M. Souls by reports that Clarence cense, and ordered to pay court- ported late Wednesday afternoon McDaniels, 30, of Institute. costs. make restitution lor lfam- that he had discovered earlier W.Va., appeared Wednesday In ages and given a 30-jall sentence tllat morning that someone had Meigs County Court to face which was suspended to three smashed tlie windshield on ·hts · chargeS· of expired operator's days. He was placed on probation 1972 Volkswagen. license, reckless operation and for one-ye9r. , He reported to deputies that & hit-skip, as a result of a July 8 The department is al59lnvest1- cQuple had been arguing outside accident on New Lima Road. gating reported damage ·a his house !!round midnight. The McDaniels entered a guilty trailer at Portland. Donna Ross couple was contacied, but dented plea to reckless operation and repor.ted that sllots had been any knowledge of the damage. hit-skip, and en~ered a plea of no tired throua-h her trailer. The Sheriff Soulsby ai!!Q rePQ!:IS contest on the expired llcem;e . bulletsenteredthebathroomand that 26-year-old Mary CWitt:f,•: charge. McDaniels was lined ' then the Inner wall. No injuries Chester, Is being cl~d to Meigs' ,_ $100 for hlt·sklp, $30 for reckless · were reported. to Indiana, nine grandchildren, and 12 great -grandchildren, along Cathryn Stace Turner, 8!! of with sevefal nieces and cousins New Lexington, formerly of residing In Meigs County. Meigs County, died Tuedsay She was preceded In death by evening at the Good Samaritan her husband, Carl Turner, and a son, Claude. Hospital In Zail,esvllle. Funeral services will be held at Born on April '19, 1900 In Pomeroy, she was the daughter the Hli!llphrey Funeral Horne In of the late Martin and NQra EblIn Shawnee at 1.p.m. on Saturday . Stace. A homemaker. she lived · Burial will be .. In Shawnee. Friends may call at the funeral most of her life at Shawnee, Mrs. Turner is survived by a home Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. and daughter, Alma White, Colum- Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. bus, · a son, William Turner, Meigs... Both sides... Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 -. vacated and allowed to deterlo- facility will still be used. . rate or be torn down. Also, later In the summer, Commissioner Richard Jones Jones said, the county will be explained that there has never doing some outside repairs and been any thQught of tearing the painting of the building. building down, although the . . The com~lssloners comcounty is having to comply with mended Smith for her concern new state jail standards. The about the future Of the historical state Is pushing lor modern building. facilities with acreage for priThe following other matters of soner recreation which cannot be business were also conducted by provided by the current Meigs the commissioners. facUlty. "But 55 other counties in -A proposal from P .J. VendOhio are In the same boat," Jones Ing Company, Reedsville, to said. Currently, only a maximum Install a snack machine in the of 10 prisoners at a lime may be courthouse, was approved. lodged at the Meigs Jail, due to -A request from the Communstate regulations. ity Corrections Program for an Regionalized· jails · are an advance of $1,039 from general answer to problems in some fund, pending release of state ·areas of Ohio, Jones said, but subsidy for the program, was· grant money for construction of approved. new regional facUlties and grant -An advance of $55,000 from . money for renovation of old jails public assistance and child supIs based upon 50-50 require- port budgets, back to general ments, which are too expensive fund, was approved. for Meigs and many other -And It was reported that an counties to meet. extra work order wiiJ be needed The jail fac111ty In Meigs on the courthouse elevator proCounty Is a future problem ject, In order to relocate air "which someone will have to cOnditioning and heating pipes face eventually,'' Jones admit- which are In the way of the shaft. ted. Untll that -·-.. time, the current No cats will he accepted at Mei~. County dog pound Divorces sought Divorce actions have been filed ' In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Belte J . Hill, Middleport, against John D. Hill, Middleport; and Menford Jewell. Langsvllle, against Joyce G. Jewell, In care of Susie Bll!vlns, Langsville. Anlla J. Jeffers, Middleport; aitd Robert F. Jeffers, Pomeroy, . have flied for a dissolution of marriage. SWIM SUITS BlOUSES/KNIT TOPS $1 0 . ONE RACK BLOUSES/KNIT TOPS SWEATERS/SHORTS Values to S13.H sa BICYCLE SHORTS Values to s13.99 sa aa Values to 512.99 •• Page4 .: .: • at ., • WAS $2995 .. PLYRILIAft • t:Nitl4 · Stoc:k.~1. 4 dr.llllian WIQOft. V-hng., • · *! •. IUID. 111111., IJI, pb, Jlfl, pa, pdl, till, · CN1H, AMIRI rodio, 1111110 1ap1. , . ,· NOW WAS WAS 81200 $1995 ' $~99~ .WAS ". SIOC:It140286, 2 dr. V-8""", sllnd.11W.,112 IDil pidwp. ·NOW WAS $995 - ... WAS $2995 . • DRUG ABUSE GRANT- DOn PhiiUps of the' Governor's Office of Criminal Jusdce presents Gallla County Prosecullni Attoraey · .Brent Saunders with a $102,499 grant to flgbt drugs In Gallla, Meigs, Jackson and Ross counties. Saunders Is the dh·ector of the program which works In the four eounty area. (OVP photo) •ow • :Area officials . $UPER JULY $AVINQ$/ OUR PRICES START AT $499 SOFA & CHAIR If' VANIA I REMOTE CONTROL 25" COLOR CONSOLE TELEVISION . I GIRLS' SWIMSUITS •FREE DELIVERY . .. •90 DAYS SAME · AS CASH SIZE 2T-14 " . NOW$ Reg. '629 ~ . ROPER APPLIANCE SPECIALS FOR GilLS, IOYS, WOMEN and ftiN REDIKED •t.orao Capoclty REG. S339 . '4Cyct• S2J.9 ' •3 TomporOIU,. 'Whlto NO FROST REFRIGERATOR '14 au. tt. *AdJuotablo lhotveo 'Egg Tr1y 20°/o--50°/o . 'Equlppocl lor Moll., '- lEG. S539 $ 479 .UMW I AUTOMAnC WASHER NO. FROST REFIIGEUTOR ·"'" • uGAS 01· ELECTRIC lie..., •n• fl .• lEt lnctu- 'Twtn Crtop. ' . . •MMIKIIP• ... .,, cu. s .RANGE A* u. About lil. An Anderean Charge unaccounted for. A spokesl'l)an for Iowa Gov. ·' Terry Brans tad said earlier In the day there were 176 s11rviv'ors. In Chicago, United released a list of names showing 184 survived, then later changed the figure to 183 - a revision that deleted two women from .the list ; and adde<l one man. Asked about · the change, ail airline spokeswo- ' man said, "I don' t know If it was · a mlsta:keor lf.tbey (the .women) · died In hospitals." , Investigators, meanwhile, · turned their focus on what caused the crash. Jim Burnett, of the NTSB, said the aircraft lost hydraulic fluid and an engine while sustaining severe damage · to parts that control stabillty In flight. · . . · ''The hydraullc lines to the . right inboard elevator were · severed," Burnett said. "We , have determined that all hydrau-. , lie flutd 4fas lost'' · A NoriJiiDakota man who pllots DC-lOs for another ·airline and · was contacted there by a repcir- · tersaldltwasposslbleafhunkol metal could have gone through ' an area where the hydraullc lines are located. · ! 26 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. New IP•per continues Burnett, however, would not hydraulic system also failed. say what sev'ered the lines. The aircraft, on approach to Pllots and aviation experts say Sioux City, could only turn right that a passenger jet without and circled the airport three hydraulics is nearly helpless times before attempting Its like a 200-1011 car without power· emergency landing. steering or power brakes. The're The day before the crash, the are no manual controls of the airplane wasserviced for what stabilizers or electrical controls was called a problem with Independent of the hydraulic pneumatics In the tall engine, system. · Investigators said. Burnett deBurnett saUl that about an hour clined to elaborate. Into the flight, an. explosl.on Investigators said that on rocked the pl,ane ·'enough that the flight attendents fell to the Friday theY would look at an floor. There was severe vibration airplane part found in the western Iowa countryside that took of the aircraft." . He declined to speculate! six people to carry Into a wheth_e r the explosion led to the farmer's barn. Burnell declined to say where the part was found missing engine parts and damage to flight control mecha- but said that area would be nlsms, Including the hydraulic searched further. lines. "Investigation Indicates a pasAuthorities planned to keep senger pointed out to the head combing the wreckage for boflight attendant damage to the dies, Burnett said. Corpses reright hortzontal stablllier, which mained in the tall section, and · had ·a hole In Its leading edge and : possibly underneath, he said. · · flapping skin," he -s aid at a news Burnett said tlie fan section conference Thursday night. wa·s gone frotn one engine of the Investigators said a right rear .. three-engine plane . The section stablllzer was rtddled with holes, was thought to be from the tall while cockpit Instrumentation eng me, but Burnett would not that electrtcally controls the confirm that. More than 50. finns register for sale, show . . to offer • . Shop, Flora \ Bouquet of Mason. Clinic, Middleport Flower Shop, Foreman ahd Abbott, Heating Mill Street Books, Overbrook · and Cooling; Green.e. Sales Co. , Ce:nter, . Pizza . Hut, Po!ll!!roy New Haven, H & R Blkock, Home and Auto, Powell's Super Health Aid Pharmacy, New Valu, QCS, Inc., Racine Depart- · Haven, Holzer Cllnte, Ingles me.nt Store, Racine V1llage Cut Furniture and Jewelry Inc ., Rate. Johnson's Variety Store, K & C Rutland Furniture Co. , SmithJewelers, Kenneth R. Utt CPA, Nelson Motors, Inc. , Subway, Top of the Stairs Beauty and Ktogers. Larry Kennedy, DDS, Leesa Tanning, Veterans Memorial Murphey and Associates, Locker Hospital, WMPO Radio Station, 219-Herltage House, MGM Farm 'Warner Heating and CooUng, City, Inc. , Main Street Pizza, Warner Insurance, Weddings Meigs County Chiropractic and Events . 9:30-15:.00 P.M. -- 992-3671 DOWNTOWN POraGY OHIO .,.. .. ,, rapidly becoming one of the most ·that ·is out of control, ··· said Peter significant expenses of employ- MacDowell, legislative director ers," said Fabe. for Citizen Action . "The state of The hearings will be held Aug. Ohio cannot responsibly decide 7 in Columbus, Aug. 10 · In on the merits of a merger of this Clev~land, Aug. 14 In Cincinnati, . magnitude until It understands Aug. 171n Youngstown, Aug.221n the health Insurance crisis which Akron, Aug. 24 In Toledo, and is driving it. " Aug. 28 In Dayton. Meanwhile, Ohio Citizen AcMacDowell said Citizen Action tiOn urged Gov. Richard Celeste already has filed complaints to create a Governor's . Fact alleging that Blue Cross conFinding Commission on the cealed losses from the DepartHealth Insurance Crisis. ment of Insurance: and the The request followed an an- Legislature, and that Blue Cross nouncement by Blue Cross Blue and Community Mutual failed to Shield Mutual of Ohio that it Is llv~ up to their promises of discussing a merger with COilj· admlrilstratlve cost savings munlty Mutual Insurance Co. when they were created In ''These are two financially sick separate mergers several years companies In a health market ago.' ' new propos-al· DUFFIELD, Va .' (UPI) Also Friday, Russell County In Duffield. representative& of Workers tried Friday to restore the United Mine Workers and Circuit Judge Donald McGlothlin power to 11 Pittston coal \)peraPCG, the state 's largest coal was to resume hearing evidence tlons following il bombing In producer, were to. return to on whether strikers are honoring Russell County as violence and federal mediated · talks at about his picketing restrictiOns. He has mid-day and the union wa~ · already fined the UMW several · disruption at Plitston Colli Group plants returned to the Virginia expec,t ed to make a new mUllen dollars for violating . proposal. coalfields. them. Strike talks recessed after ~ minutes Thursday when the company refused to meet the union face-to, face In talkll to end the bitter 16-week-old strike over diSputes In benefits and scheduling. Three public Information meetings on local funding lor "We think that if proa-ress Is schools have been scheduled by the Eastern -Lociii · School gotng. to be made In these Dis trlct Board of Education. . · negotiations, we • need to &It Emphasis of the meetings will be to Inform district residents, across the table from each answer questions and provide lnfotmatlon on whether the other," UMW VIce President district should ask for an Income tax or an additional property Cecil Roberta said Thursday . .tax on the Novemher ballot. . But PCG President Michael The ineetlnp have been set !or 7:30p.m. at the Riverview Odom said negotiaton In .eparElementary on Tuesday, Aug. 1; Tuppers Plains Elementary on ate rooms could •'focU• on BVBII CAU.I POR.Nn COMMll'MBNT MbDday, Aug. 7; and at lhe·Chester Elementary on Monday, substance lnatelld of aymbola." Prellclelit Georae 'Bub called for a aew · Aug. 14. , Tbuflday's bombing toppled comml&me~~t lo tile expiOntlln of apace nrlq Continued o_n page 10 Continued on page 10 I ' ~ . Tbunday'1 ceremoalee ID WMhlqton bo~ Public information meetings slated . ' SIOUX CITY, Iowa (UP!) The Vnlted Airlines DC-10 that crashed In a ball of flames In a cornfield wa~ virtually llncontrollable as the pilot of the crippled plane carrying 295 peopie attempted an emergency landing with severed hydrauUc lines , loves tlg a tors said Thursday. . Authorities were sear~hlng for · more bodies and examining Wreckage In their .probe of Wednesday' s crash of Flight 232, en route frOI'l) D'ertver to Chicago. Pieces of aircraft were found · strewn up to 70 mlles east of tile crash site. An explosion had rocked the aircraft an hour into the flight, officials said. . The National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday night that 295 passengers and crew were aboard Flight 232 . ., Earlier, United and Iowa offlclals said 293 were aboard. It remained unclear how many ,. people w~re killed .In the fiery . ·· · crash. · The NTSB said there were 186 · survivors- 132 who had ~n treated anq released and 54 remaining in the hospital. The o(her 109 people were dead or -Local news briefs----. S299 ' OPEN Mondtiy-S.turday FREE DELIVERY • • Health insurance inquiries to start SALE $6 2 Section•. 14 pages 21, 1989 More than 50 businesses and Area Clearance Sale and Trade professionals will be having Show are Amerlcare·Pomeroy ........ .,~ ~l'!!b.Y!!IM llnd ',lnform•tton · Nl!rSII)g anq R!!hablllta'tlon, ~nd­ booths at the 'First Annual Bend ersori Furniture. and AppJalnce, Area Clearance Sale and Trade Avon Products, Berry Basket, . Show to be staged a! Meigs High Blackwood Home Spas, Buttons School, July 29 and 30. and .Bows; Carol's Country Michael Gerlach of Middleport Crafts, Chapman Shoes, Clark's Is general chairman of the sale Jewelry Store, Cqrky's Classics, and show which will be held on Corner Collecctlons, Dairy By MICHAEL SHEARER. of government to use In the fight July 29 from 5 to 9 p.m and on Queen Brazier, Dan's Davlsaglnst drugs, Phillips said. OVP News St11ff Suoday, July 30 from 12 noon to6 Quickel Agency, Inc., Dollar The money will be allocated to Area offl.clals now have more p.m. in the cafeteria at the General Store, Domino's Pizza. .money to light drug abuse thanks · the GflliJa County CommissionEquinox , Botonlcals, Fa brlc school. to the Governor's Office of ers and President T. Ka!t BurleAccording to Gerlach, the son. Saunders is the director of Criminal Justice. event provides an opportunity for Gallla County has received a the project that works In Gallia, businesses to display their end$102,499 gran I from the Gover- Meigs, Jackson and Ross of-season clothing, shoes and counties. nor's Office of Criminal Justice other merchandise tn one central . Assistant Gallla County Prose, Services to help flghl'drug abuse COLUMBUS, Ohio <UP!) The location and offer them for sale cutlng Attorney Mike FenderIn a four county area. Ohio Department o! Insurance at discount prices : The award was presented · to bosch . Is the project's announced Thursday It will hold It also provides an outlet for Gallla County Prosecu tlng Attor- coordinator. public hearings In seven 'Ohlt> "This particular program In otherbuslness people and profesney Brent Saunders on Thursday cities next month on the mountby Don Phillips. a field represen- GaiUa County has a good track sionals to give out Information on Ing health Insurance crisis. their services. tative for the Criminal Justice record and has been proven Director George. Fabe said · Gerlach advised that while Office. The state's money Is successful," Phillips said. "That more thari 1.3 million Ohioans such a clearance sale and trade being matched by $34,166 or 25 Is why they are getting this have no health Insurance, and for show are new to this area, money. I personally think Gallla percent from local agencies. those who do, the price has been The money w111 be used In a County has done an outstanding . similar events have been going escalating rapidly. on In other parts of the country four-colllliY are;~, including job." "For many Ohioans, the curfor years. One purpose, he said, It Meigs, by the anti-drug camThe program 11as made several rent health Insurance system Is to show area .resldents just what paign for various equipment and drug rel.a led arrests during the not working," said Fa be. "Many Is available In . local stores to pay for undercover agents, past few years, Saunders said. Ohioans cannot get Insurance without the residents having to He said one of their more notable Saunders' said. coverage at any price, and others make many stops, It, in essence, Phillips said the state progr.a m arrests came when two men were are being charged more than provides a mini-mall for cleargives local governments money arrested In the Galllpolls City can afford to pay . they ance merchandise. to fight drugs and has beeri in Park for selling marijuana to "Both large and small busiundercover agents. .existence for two years. He Food wm be available at the nesses. are also suffering as the ·'The program has been a added that after some funding site since several restaurants are rising cost of health care Is problems th!' state now Is in a tremendous assest in the fight among the exhibitors. Several position to help local govern- against drugs," Sapnders said. health and related services will "We have quite a campaign ments fight drugs effectively. also be offered to those , attending. "We'.re back now to the against drugs.'' "!'appreciate the efforts of Mr. · Gerlach said that the public Is amounts of' money thaf they can operate effectively," Phllllps Ph1111ps and the Governor's ot: · encouraged to come aild see just f!ce of -Criminal Justice In said. what Is ;tVallable right here In the assl~tlng our efforts In Gallla Bend area . . This is the state's second County and surrounding counAlready scheduled to particilargest award !or any local unit ties," Saunders said. pate in the First Annual Bend Great 1111w covers in Traditional, Contemporary and Early American stylea. Quality Furniture by Bertllne, , Craftmaater and otjtere. - . All SUMMER MERCHANDISE J .£·kslmt e · es?ttlte1tf1t·. to combat drugs J Partly cloudy tonicht and Saturday . Low between 65ud 80. High Satruday in mid 80s. • .DC-19 ·crash pro ON IHE "I" Ill MIDDLIPOII . ,, • .. .LIVING ROOM ELECTRIC DRYER oso Pick-49467 ,, e;t80/( 8 $4 & $6 Pick-3 ; Stocks ONE RACK '30.99 011~·' :, Five ... All JUNIOR & MISSY Values to <1". . Ohio, Hospital news The Meigs County Health Department will not be trapping stray cats In Middleport or other villages, It was announced by that agency today. Earlier this week In .response to complaints, plans were announced by the Health Department for doing some trapping hl. Middleport. U was noted that the depart-· ment now finds it lacks the proper facilities In which to house the cats once they have been trapped. · Health Department officials also advised that they w111 no longer respond to complaints concerning stray cats. If Meigs County citizens have problems concerning stray cats, they. should contact th~ Meigs County Humane Society and the approprtate vlllage officials, the spokesman said . ... • e .· pany need to change if the single proposal" the ·UMW has 16-week-old, violence-marred offered that the company cannot dispute is to be resolved . . afford. Talks were to resume "There's no reason It should be a llfe or-death struggle·for either Thursday. Wednesday night: Trumka adparty, If the partie~ will change,· • Odom said ori the NBC '·'Today" dressed a union rally that drew · 5,000 strikers, supporters and show . Odom, speaking via satellite · fellow miners from Ohio. from a network afflltate In Bristol with UMW President Richard Trumka, said he was Continued from page 1 "still optimistic" about the federcollision at 5:45p.m. Wednesday ally mediated talks that resumed In Ohio Township of Gallla Wednesday. "It's still just the County on Bladen Road, 0.9 west first step," he said. of SR 7, according to the State Trumka quoted Pittston negotiators as saying during Wednes- Hlghhway Patrol. Troopers said the accident day's talks that there was "not a occurred when . Kenneih E. Sword, 34, Rt. 2, Crown City, attempted a left turn Into the path of another car driven by Dally stock prtces . Fisher, 30, Rt. 2, Crown Kendall (As of 10 a.m.) City. Damage was moderate to Bryce and Mark Smith both cafs. of Blunt, Ellis &: Loewi The patrol cited Sword for · failure to yield the right of way Am Electrtc Power ....... ...... 29Yj AT&T ... .... .. .. ..... ...... :.... ..... .37¥. . when turning left. Ashland 011 .. ........... .. ...... ...37¥. Correction Bob Evans ......... .... ...... ........ 15 Charming Shoppes ....... ........16~ In Tuesday's Dally Sentinel it City Holding Co ...... .. .. ........ 15Y. was reported that Gary Milton Federal MoguL:.. ... ..... ........ 24 was Involved In an accident on Goodyear T&R ....... ..... ... .... 54% SR 124. His · name actually Is Heck's .. :...... : ................. , ..... y. Milton Gary. He was cited for Key Centurion .............. , ..... 12~ leaving the scene of the accident Lands' End ............... ... ..... ..28% by the Ohio Highway Patrol after Limited Inc ........................33 y. , his car was struck by another car Multimedia Inc ...................98Y. · driven by Cynthia Bailey, 19, Rax Restaurants ..... ........... .. 2~ Vinton. Bailey was not cited in Robbins .& Myers .......... ... ... 16~ the accident. Shoney'& Inc.-....... ......... ...... 11 ~ Wendy's Inti.. .......... ... .. .. ..... 5Y, Worthington Ind ...... .... .... ... 22 ~ (AT&T second quarter net 65 cents a sliare vs. 55 cents.) (Reg. Bob Evans, Farms, Inc., QTR 6.5 cents pay June 5 and REC.May 12) (MultiMedia, Inc., second quarter net 87 cents a share vs. 67 cents alter gal_n.) The Meigs County Commisa· pprova'1of the commissioners .. sioners, County Dog Warden Jones said. "People will n~w Wayne Roseberry and Dorthea think it is alright to put cats in the Fisher, of the Meigs County . pound where they may be killed Humane Society, meeting Wedin an inhumane way," he said. nesday, expressed concern over The~e have been Instances tn a Tuesday publication In the the past when cats and Other Dally Sentinel which stated that small animals have been de cats would be accepted at the lted in the pound, unbeknow:~ county dog pound. The news~ authorttles, where they've been paper article came from the k11led by dogs. Meigs Cou 'nty Health The.commissioners are advisDepartment. ing area residents not to drop ' 'The piece in the paper was In cats at the pound and "anyone caught doing so wilt be error," said Commissioner Richard Jones. "The dog pound prosecuted. " does not and will not accept cats, The dog warden has been Veterans Memorial or any other anin)als than dogs. " instructed by the commissioners Wednesday admissions - VicOperation of the dog pound to remove the " animal shelter" toria Buchanan, Reedsville. falls under the jurisdiction of the sign at the pound and replace 11 Wednesday discharges ._, Adcounty commissioners. But. as with a "dog pound" sign. dle Cummins, Norma Torres. explained by Jones, the commls- ' sloner.s are not charged with the legal responsibility of care of cats. "It Is unfortunate that the newspaper article ran without Trapping out by health officials ' Ohio Lottery Seven teants left in KC tournament --Meigs Court news---A foreclosure action has been ofOhloversusFrankllnKingJr., flied ·In Meigs County Common King has been given credit for Pleas Court by Diamond Savings time already 5erved and reand Loan, successor In lnterestto · leased · from a sentence of the Athens County Savings and Incarceration. Due to conflict of interest in Loan, Findlay,· against Wlllard C. Durst Jr. and Nancy M. Durst, connection with hts·rcirmer tam-' Litchfield Park, Ariz., et al. lly law · pr11ctlce, Judge Fred A judgment of $13,399.40 has Crow III· has stepped down as been granted the General Motors ' presiding authority In the case of Acceptance Corporation in an .Sh(fley Quickel, formerly known action against Brian L. Holman, as Shlfley CarJienter, versus also known as Bryan L. Holman . Spencer Carpenter. and RogerL ..Holman,joinUyand The case of Amee S\le Ward severally. versus Troy E. Ward has been In a criminal matter, the State dismissed. Cathryn Turner County Court on a charge of no operator's license and hit-skip following an accident on State · Route 248 at Chestet. According to the report , Custer was eastbound at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday on State Route 248, and went off the right side of the roactW'ay and s'ruck a camper owned by June Ridenour. The Custer vehicle was parked a short distance from the scene. Moderate damage was listed to both veh~les: ---- - - - ---- --- - - - - - - - - - - �.. ., v '' • ' .. ' ' • . . ' . · w~g ·Th~ Daily · s~r1tlfiei : U1 Court Street Pomeroy, Oldo DEVOTED TO THE INTEBESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Q!:h 0 "qtv ' !'"'M-IL.... ........ ,.,._=·"""' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlaher PAT WHITEJIEAD Asslatanl Publlaber/ControUer ' .. ~ ' CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LETI'EU OF OPINION are welcome. '111ey obauld be leu tbMIM wordl Joar. AD l«ten are subJect le edlllar aad malll be olpe.l wllh JWDe, ...,..,.. . .d teleplloae allltlher. No uaolped lellero wiD be pubU.hed. LeUero ollould be II pod Ieite, Udreulllc.._, DOt perooaaD- It... . Bush predicts end.. to division of Europe a-· . Page The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio · Friday, July 21. 1989 . ' nations unite to battle IOOusl TUNIS, TUtHSIA -A massive vegetation conditions for . the war on an unimaginable scale locusts, By early last year, so was waged In North Africa over many countries In the Sahel the last year, causing countries region of northern Africa - just normally antagonistic to each below the Sahara Desert - were other to embrace as allies In being Inundated by locusts desovercoming a common enemy. troying crops that It was denoted The United States played a as a plague · of Biblical · major , role In .the victorious proportions. b11tt1e in which no prisoners were These locusts can eat their full taken because extermination weight in •vegeiaton In single was the rille. The war Is a rare sittings. And In one generationshalt of light, an exam pie of how only several months - they can people can band together to lay eggs as often as 10 times. conquer a mutual threat, the An .International emergency Great Locust War of 1988. was d!?Clared. African and Mid· Chalk one up for the human die Eastern countries threw their race. national budgets behind the · In this war; a U.S. aid program effort, feeling that, as Iraq's was more powerful than an Minister of Agriculture put It, armada. According to scientists. "this Is a threat to our national the· great locust breeding · and security." Infestation began In 1985 and 1986 European countries and others after years of drought had · contributed funds tor ah'craft starved ott natural predators. spraying, and · the United States Good weather, including rain, quietly allotted $21 million last was creating Ideal breeding and year to the cause and created the By HELEN THOMAS UPI White Ho~~~e Reporter WASHINGTON - President Bush bas an Important symbolic memento from his European journey - a piece of the barbed wire from the no man's land border between Hungary and Austria. cal'~ . The wire, embedded In a plaque presented to Bus~ by HungartalP Prime Minister Miklos Nemeth. may be prophetic in the president's THe~etrr. view. On his return from the lO.<Jay excursion to four nations, including Poland and Hungary, the president predicted that "in our lifetime'' the world would see the end of the division· of Europe. And perhaps even a tearing down of the Berlin Wall. ' But Bush's optimism about the "winds pf change" led by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika policy , wiping out the East-West split, are not completely shared by some of his aides. National security adviser Brent Scowcroft, a hard-liner who Is not . ready to jump on the bandwagon_said: "I'm skeptical. They're still in the early stages .. Reversal Is possible. There are still major substantive issues between us. Oite has to be cautious." But no one is going to rain on Bush's paradet He came, he saw and he conquered as far as the Poles and Hungarians are concerned. The president kept the flame of hope burning with major speeches in both countries. A! the same time, he walked a tight line not to rile ' Gorbachev o~ to be provocative. Not only did he observe that peaceful changes are occurlng. There was a notable lack of desire for revenge, other than perhaps to toss the •' rascals out. , That was apparent at the luncheon Bush held at the U.S. Embassy In Warsaw when he invited an array of IE!aders, representing the' government and the Solidarity movement. On his arrival back In Washington. the president quoted a Polish woman, who had worked at personal risk for the release of many Imprisoned comrades. He asked her why should would she be willing -P-... • • . after such a short time to break bread with the men who had imprisoned her friends . "Why the absence of bitterness?" ·she was asked. Her eloquent reply was : ''Our joy at what Is now happening is more powerfu 1than memory." The euphoria In the parts of Eastern Europe that. he visited was plain to see. But so was the plight of the Poles. The empty shelves and LOS ANGELES (NEA) -The spouses' employers In an era the bankruptcy of the economy. gift shops scattered throughout when a constantly growing If not ideology, then consumerism and deprivation of goods and Los Angeles International Air· number -of woll'1en are active services may be fueling the evolution from communism to port certainly appear to be an participants the labor force, a , democracy and free enterprise. absurd starting point for an professional airport. Gorbachev is well aware of that, and his Jetter to the Economic examination of congressional Notwithstanding "all the re· Summit partners meeting In Parts was an appeal to.get Into the act. ethics. · cent claims· about sensitivity to . He seemed to be saying: "Look, you want us to join the world of free Their wares have more to do . women's new roles," complains : enterprise. Well, here I am." _ with popular culture than with one former congressional wife, But the summiteers were wary. And one of the more cynical political morality, T-shlrts cele- "the American publtc Is not yet : officials said that only when the ruble becomes convertible, will the brate the arrival of the movie ready to acc~t the separate West begin to take notice. "Batman," while baseball caps roles of a husband and wife In And no one seems to want to fight anymore. The socialist leaders, commemorate this year's All· professional affairs when one or who have maintained power at the behest oft he Soviet Union and been Star Game, played In nearby them happens to be a public · entrenched for so long, may not be persuaded to step aside so easUy . Anaheim. otflclal." Because the over: But some of them have read the handwriting on the wall and seem But behind the scenes Is the whelming majority of Congress : resigned to the Inevitable. wife of a member of Congress, a members are men, most of. the No matter what- whether Gorbachev stays ahead of the curve or man who holds a particularly scrutiny involves wives of sena· not - diplomatic observers belleve there Is no turning back to the sensitive position - the. chair· tors and representatives.' Stalinist days for the Soviet Union. The proximity to Eastern Europe, mans hlp of the House Committee There are many marriages In especially Hungary, wlll add to the momentum of economiC and on Standards of Official Conduct. which one partner is a polttlclan political change in Moscow. The legislator is Rep. Julian C. and the other enjoys almost So.no one is predicting the kind of crackdown that was carried out in Dixon, D-Cal., who represents a unlimited professional rights and China when the pro-democracy students pulled off a stunning protest In the Los Angeles area. district freedoms. But there also have for weeks only to be shot down by orders of aging Deng Xlaoping in his 4 Hls wife, Betty J. Dixon,. is a been several disturbing cases In · last hurrah. partner In an especially lucrative which tlie two partners have Few believe that the harsh repression in Beijing will extinguish the joint venture that holds the appeared to become Involved In drive for freedom in China, although the struggle may be forced to operate the 18 joint political-economic venconcession underground. combined gift shop-newsstands tures. Among them: Scowcroft was asked recently If there had ever been a time In (lnd seven duty free shops Inside - In 1979, Marion Javlts, wife . history when a major power was not too proud to admit that It had the busy airport. of then-Sen. Jacob Javlts, R· been on the wrong track and to change course. He said he would have The Dixon case 1llustrates the N.Y., resigned as a $67,500-a· . to think about it .. But nothing came readily to mind. cqmplexlty of the relationships year consultant. It had been between public officials and their revealed that- a $500,000 public i 'T ra'l ' lack Anderson 11-person Desert Locust Task For~e, headed by Robert Hues· ' mann In Washington, D.C. It was Locust War, our sources said: part of the Agency for Int~rna· were In Sudan, Saudi Arabia ani? tiona! Development (AID), and a Morocco. But the latter two project that worked. countries .particularly distln· • Military transports took large guished themselves In destroy· . loads of the pesticide malathion, . lng bllllo115 of locusts that would which has a low toxicity~ to have multlpliedlnflnltely In their Africa. The U.S. Geologic&! Sur- Ideal climates and re-infested all vey provided satellite maps other natloris In the region. every two weeks which Identified It was the Battle of the Sous by colors tl)ose areas of vegeta- Valley In Morocco that saved tion most likely "to be breeding most of Tunisia's .crops. Algeria grounds. Trying to chase locusts and Libya, bordering this coun· by helicopter alone was lmpossl· try on the south, had only allowed ble, so this kind of Intelligence on relatively minor swarms of Jcr their whereabouts was vital. - custs Into Tunisia. But the major Countries wJi9 fought . each ' horde was coming through ' Mcr other on thelr borders or tried rocco, as: It historically has. occasional assassination atI<Jng"Hassan 'ot Morocco was tempts against each ·o ther's desperate to save the crops o( the leaders cooperate<~ because the Sous Valley, . which anD!Ui!lY potential devastation would have produce $750 million worth of ruined most of the northern goods. He mobilized hls military African countries. The most forces, leaned on the U.S. AID Important battles In the Great office and mustered more than 40 pesticide-spraying •lrcraft. The Moroccans stopped them cold, and the Tunisians are grateful. Government sources reported that only one--tourt;h otthelrctops were lost to ·the locusts and Kt-loW SoMe.SQJ>Y drought. · Most significantly, the victory ~THuD! . fiag can be raised globally. Huesmann, Interviewed In Wa· shlngton, reported that the plague, which stretched · from Morocco and Senegal all the way t,o Pakistan, and rivaled any of this century, Is over. "We all estimated It would take from three to seven years to tight the locusts, as It has In the past,'' Huesmann said. Instead, the War of 1988, which stretched Into the early months of thl.s '• year, has stopPed the plague. '· Our sources report · that the locust war cllj!5t consistel! of up to $300 million. More than 35 million ·acres of . land were sprayed. It Is regrettably unlikely that a memorial will ever get erected to honor the great locust war. For It could serve as a reminder that man had ended a plague -~ a shaft of light for a despairing world. ; t-Jo i ~ROSL.e~ . ~a l-t~h'~/"la'r4a r ·Ethical woes bedevil political spouses ~ Letters ·to .t he editor . Robert ·Walters relations con't.ract that she helped secure from Iran's stale· ' owried airline. apparently was a · A troublesome chronology subterfuge designed to conceal makes Mrs. Dixon's job slm· an Irl!n lobby In Congress. llarly suspect. In Fe)lruary 1986, - In 1984, Antoinette Hatfield, her husband hired Johnnie L. wife of Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield, Cocljran Jr., a Los Angeles R-Ore:, was embarrassed by the lawyer and longtime friend, to be disclosure that she had accepted In charge of an ethics committee $55,000 for her Interior decorat· Investigation, an assignment tor lng and real estate services from whlch .he received $170,000. a Greek financier who was Cochran was then chairman ot simultaneously seeking the sena· the five-member Los Angeles tor's support for a $10 billion Airport Commission, which In trans-Afrlta oil pipeline. April 1986 awarded the conces· - Earlier tlils year, H9use ston to run the gift and duty-free Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas; shops to a joint venture. In July resigned after Dixon's ethics 1986, Mrs. Dixon became a committee formally accused him partner In that enterprise. of violating various House ethics Although she does virtually no rules. Among them was the work for the operation, her Initial charge that Wright's wife, Betty, Investment ot $5,000 to $15,000 was paid $18,000 annually for a was worth $100,000 to $250,000 by ncr shuw job. · · the end of last year. Committee investigators reLike predecessor couples who ported that they could find "no have gotten Into trouble, 'the . reports, no correspondence, no Dixons have violated the com'· notes of telephone conservations mon sense rule that says spouses (and) no Investment analyses" of poll tiel ans are certainly enprepared by Mrs. Wright to titled to pursue their own careers justify the salary she received - but both partners must ensure from the company founded by that they are truly Independent of her husband and a Texas each other In the work they businessman. · perform. ,. ,, EAST MEIGS CHAMPS - The Tuppen Plains TIJI!ra Pee Wee team claimed the 11181 EastMelp Alhlellc League and lhe l88t Eastern Athletic Boostel'!l Toumament Charnplonahlps; enJoying a floe season In this year.Plclured are:. Row one- Will North re~eive a pardon ?_w_u_lia_m_Rus_he~r· Dear Editor: Financial strains are bound to hit us all at one time or another, and the Southern Local School • ·District Is no exception. : Due to a shortage of funds, · some extracurricular activities · : are In jeopardy of being can· · celled If the money is not raised. : Among these activities are ·all · junior ht~;h sports, the junior high . cheerleadlng program, the pep · : band, and assistants for high : school sports. : In order to raise these funds, · the High School Athletic, Junior · High, and the Band Booster • organizations are coming to: get her In a joint effort to raise the , · much needed funds. A raffie and · : • two girls softball tournaments · are some projects recently con· ;. dueled In order to raise these • tunda. Among other activities • scheduled are a consignment auction; a chicken barbecue, and a battle of the bands. As you can see, thele projects w:lll require atot time, work, and help. we are uklDg that parents of all concerned 'students to please help In any way possible. If your Judge Gerhard Gesell's dec!· child Is a cheerleacfer, a member ston not . to Impose a prison of the band, intends on playing sentence on Col. Ollver N9rth any sports, or If you are just a was sensible, but at first glance concerned citizen, please call one is a thoroughly surprising. Gesell of the following numbers and standard Uberal, appointed to the volunteer your services. The In 1968, bench by Lyndon Johnson numbers are: Edna Hunnell-949-2338 or Ruth and there Is no reason to assume Shaln-247-4965 from the Band that he was any more Impervious to the '• polttlcal considerations Boosters; Don Smlth-949-2704 from the Involved In the North case than the average federal judge In Junior High Boosters; Washlng(on. Becky Mallory-949·2133 from But Gesell probably con· the Junior High Cheerleaders; or eluded, as I have long believed, Denny Evans-843--5116 from the that President Bush would never Southern High School Athletic actually let prison gates swing Boosters. shut behind Oliver North. That Please take the time to call, for reduced the judge's real options much help Is needed If we are to have successful money-raising to just two: (1) to sentence North F,Ojects. Aren't our children to prison anyway, see ' him ' pardoned by Bush, ' and force worth the tlnie and effort? Bush to bear whatever political Thank you In advance tor yeur . onus might result from lt~ttlng co-operation and support. It Is this "convicted felon'' go tree; or very much appreclated: (2) announce that North was just Sincerely, a bit player doing the bidding of , Denny Evana unnamed hi&her·upa, and give President Athletic Boostel'l him the lightest possible sent· ence, thereby focusing public attention on the blager fish that supposedly got away. Gesell opted tor the second course, and · who can say that he wu wrong, TG~~ay 11 Friday, July 21, the 202JI!l day of 1989 with 163 to tollo'Y. either penologlc ally or The moon Is waning, moving toward Its last quarter. politically? ' ~ \1 . Now the, ball Is back In Mr. Bush's court, and once again the question Is: to pardon, or not to pardon? The fact that North doesn't face a prison term unquestionably lowers the heat on Bush, but It doesn't really change the fundamentals. If !'lorth is Indeed "an American hero,'' as President Reagan once declared and President Bush has seemed to agree, he deserves no sentence at all, but rather a full presidential pardon. That Is certainly my view, but I do not share the Insistence of those· fellow conservatives who have 'written me in recent weeks to say that Mr. Bush sllould Issue the pa~don lrrimedlately. ' before its decision · Is handed down we will know the outcomes of the Poindexter, Secord, and flaklm trials, and-very llk!liY the sentences (If they ar~ convicted) as well. Then, in the atmosphere ot 1991 or 1992, when the Iran· / contra controversy Is even staler than It Is today, President Bush can lss'le any appropriate pardons all at once on (let us say) Thanksgiving Day. Meanwhile, what hay can the liberals make out of Judge Gesell's conclusion that North was just a small potato, unwisely furthering the nefarious schemes of his "superiors"? Very little, It seems to me. The liberals, Including Gesell, would dearly love to charge that Ronald Reagan knew about the diversion of the Iranian arms ., FINISHES SECOND .IN TOURNEY - Tbe L ' Muon Anpls minor league team· captured secoDII'· ptace In lhe 1989 BIJ Bend YolJih League , , Minor League toumlUneut at Pomeroy., Plcl,IU'ed . ' are flrsl row, J.r, Chance Reed, bat !i\1)1: JeJf Harris, •Charlie Kapp, ,Kevin Newell, . ~anJet · ~ :Hoffrnan,and Scott EdwarciB.Second row.Josh . Today in history ' ~Jndi8ns . "' By United Press lnternatl(!nal When Mark Langston Is on . track, he makes It a point not to keep track. The lett-bander systematiC fillY mowed down the Reds ' lineup Thursday night, striking out a season·htgh 13 batters to silence Cincinnati In the Montreal Ex· pos' 4-1 victory. Langston, 7·3, who struck out the side in the first, fourth and seventh lnn~gs, tossed a fourhitter and threw the Reds to their fifth strafght defeat. ' ftyan,is 9·11n .the 12 games this . Being inclined to leave the season he faced a team for the statistical work to t)le official first time. He.picked up hls284th career victory, tying him with scorer, Langston admitted afterformer Ranger Ferguson Jen·· wards that he neglected to keep count of hls strikeout progress klns for 23rd on the all-time liSt. throughout the game. "You could face the stuff Ryan "Control wise, I was ahead of had tonight all the time .ylth the them the whole time," said sarrie results," Texas Manager Langston after notching his third Bobby Valentine said. complete game of the season. "I New York starter Andy Hawwas consls tent with all my stuff kins, 11·9, pitched 6 1·3 Innings and that was the key. I never and allowed four runs and seven track of the amount of keep . hits. · Hawkln's streak of 23 In a game. But when I strikeouts consecutive scoreless innings In the got the standing ovation ~as al)ap,ped when lncaviglla hit §eventh I knew I had a lot." a 405-foot homer In the fifth · Langsto.n, who was' acquired inning to give Texas a 1-0 lead. It ' was Incavlglla 'slOth blast of the season. New York tied the score In the sixth. Alvaro Espinoza doubled, went to third on Roberto Kelly's sacrifice bunt and scored on Steve Sax 's sacrifice fly. Texas went ahead 2-1 In the sixth when Cecil Espy tripled and TROON, Scotland (UP!) Rubin Sierra singled Espy home. Ireland's David Fe herty shot a Texas went up 4·1 In th,e 5- under-par 67 Friday to tle seventh. Rick Leach doubled and Argentine Edua~do Romero for scored on Buechele's single. the early second·round lead at Buechele, who moved to second the 118th British Open. on the throw to the pta te, went to Romero, who carded a 2-under third on a sacrifice by Chad 70 on the 7,097-yard, par-72 Royal Kreuter and scored on a suicide Troon course, and Feherty are at squeeze bunt by Espy. 6-under 138 midway through the · The Yankees closed to4·21n the third of golf's four major tourna· eighth when Alvaro Espinoza ments. Both goHers made It to scored on a bases-loaded bloop the clubhouse in a light drizzle single by Steve Balboni. But that later turned to steady rain . Rogers halted the rally when he Australian Greg Norman, who got Don Maftingly to hit Into a was In the clubhouse with a · double play . 139, saiil the rain had 5-under The Rangers added two runs In started to alter the already the eighth on Buechele's two-run single that scored Julio Franco course. ''The golf course played comand Incavlglta , pletely different this morning Elsewhere In the American than what it had the whole League, Cleveland shutoutKan· sas City 4·0, Oakland bounced ·week." said Norman. He said the fairways were still Baltimore 5·2, Seattle beat Tohard, butweresoftenlngupalong ronto 5·2, and California clipped with the greens. In Thursday's Detroit 4·3. first round, the propensity of the In the Natlonai LeagUe, It was: to roll and bounce on the ball St. Louis 7, Sjln Diego 1; New sun:baked course was a key . York 4, Atlanta 1; Montreal 4, factor. Cincinnati I; and Chicago 4, San Norman said the rain, and a Francisco 3 In 11 Innings. rising wind, would make the IDdlans 4, Royals 0 At Kansas City, Greg Swindell course more difficult as the day went on. notched his-13th victory, combln· "We've obviously had a very lng With two relievers on a break," Norman said fortunate two-hitler . blank 1\C Royals, 4-0 . L ~y PAUL DEFEDE UPI Sports Writer· . .,, Afp!r ridiculing his pitchi,ng ~;itaff after .Thursday's p~r per· •'fllrlllance, New York Yllnkees "'Miui~ger Dallas Green saw a good outing Friday night. Unfor· ' tunately, It was provided by " Nolan Ryan of the Texas .,". Rangers. J' · Ryan· limited the Yankees to '' five hits over 7 1·3 Innings and " struck out 11 batters to lift the Rangers to a 6·2 victory. Sieve Buechele drove In three runs and • Pete \')cJv!BJia ~I"!!~ lor Texas. "Ryan Is fun to watch as long . as you don't have to hit against , :•liim," said Green, who watched ~ three Yankee pitchers give up 1l ~ runs and 14 hits Thursday In an ' < •• "' 11·5 defeat to the Chicago White Sox. "ll's sickening and demoral· !zing to the team." The 42-year-old Ryan, l~adlng the major leagues this season with 166 strikeouts. Ryan, 11-5, struck out 10 or more batters for the .ninth tbne this season and the I 90th time in his career. Kenny Rogers finished for his first career save'. 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PGA Amfrltt'ch !oi<'nlor NIC't', Fta1w- • from Seat tie in late May, struck New York scalped Atlanta 4·1 out a career-high 1~ batiers on . and Chicago dumped San Fran· cisco 4·3 In 11 Innings. May 10, 1988 against Toronto. Cardinals 7, Padres 1 "This is just what the doctor At San Diego, Pedro Guerrero ordered after ' using up the bu Upen last night," Montreal and Tom Brunansky belted home Manager Buck Rodgers said. runs and Joe Magrane allowed "Great effort by Langston. His five hits over eight Innings. breaking pitch was his big pitch. Magrane, 11·6, who helped St. We didn't hit the ball real hard Louis snap a four-game losing but we hit II In the right spot lor a streak. walked four and struck out five . Walt Terrell, 5·13, went change.~' ' Cincinnati starter Rick two-plus Innings, giving up six Mahler, 9·9, pitched six Innings, runs and seven hits. Mels 4; Braves I allowing four runs and six hits . , At New York, Darryl StrawThe Reds took a 1·0 lead In the first inning on Langston's lone berry drove In three-tuns with a mistake, Todd Be~lnger's lOth double and a ·home 'i tuq. )3ob · Ojeda. 6-9, allowed'tw<ihl!s~(\ver5 home run of the season. Montreal answered back tn the 2-3 Innings and w.a:lked ' sl.i\·.:~ nd struck out three. Stra\vllet'cy's fourth, scoring four runs. 21st home run of tM' Season "2ame Tom Foley was hit by a pitch to off of Atlanta' starter ·ber.ek lead off the inning. Foley moved ·····' ' Lilliqulst, 5·5. : ' . ',·· :::.::':, to third on a single by Andres Cubs 4, Giants' 3,. 11 lnnlnp ;. Galarraga and Tim Raines' At Chicago, Curtis WU.Jiersrin single scored Foley for a 1-1 score. Huble Brooks doubled scored the winning run on pitcher home Galarraga ·and Wallach Les Lancaster:s two-out dou~le doubled home Raines and in the 11th tnntng off loser Rait~y , McCament, 1·1.' Wilkerson .hi\' a Brooks. Elsewhere in National-League, two-run single in the nlJ1th t\1 heip St. Louis slammed San Diego 7·1, Chicago rally frorit"il tl!r& rtin. . deficit. Lancaster/ "··2-0; '· who · pitched two Innings for t~e'~ln,, :. Feherty and ·Romero share early Open .l ead . ' or ~· JI)rl • In 4-1 wm . over fading Cincinnati Reds 1Ryan hurls ·Texas past NY; ' Don't forget that Admlr11l Polndexte~ goes to trial In September. to be followed by · General secord and Albert Ha· kim. Is President Bush supposed to stand at the door of the federal courthouse and Issue pardons On this date In history: 'line by one as the defendants In 1861, the first major military engagement of the Chill War emerge? That may be a gratify· occurred at Bull Run Creek In Virginia. lng conservative daydream, but In 1873, outlaw Jesse James held up the Rock Island express train at It would be u ridiculous ila It Adair, Iowa, and escaped with $3,000. would be politically ruinous. In 1930, the U.S. Veterans.Admlnlltration was establllhed. No. Colonel North will now In 1969, astronautil Nell Armatront and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin appeal bll convictiOn au the way climbed back Into the lunar module; Eaat,, and lifted off trom•the to the Supreme Court, and long . surface of the roan.' . ' f Roush,Brlan Connolly, David Reed, Josh Young, Brian Jividen, Jeb Johnson. Back row - Rich Young, Homer Newell, Chopper Connolly, David Reed, coach. Tbe Angels also have taken first place In the 811 Bend Youth l~agu!l Minor league games. r•' proceeds to the Nicaraguan.' contras. Let's not forget which of Ollie' North's superiors swore, In the/ course of. that very prolle, that' the, buck had stop!l!?d with him:; John Poindexter, that's who. Heo acknowledged that, as Mr. Rea·: gan' s national security adviser,; he knew that the funds had been; diverted. But he also testlfiedl that he did not - repeat, not • Inform President Reagan. Poln· dexter was undoubtedly aware: how strongly Reagan wanted to; help the contras, but he also knew• that this particular form of aid~ was arguably prohibited. So he kept the information to himself. That was a gutsy thing to do. , And It was even more courageous, afterward, to adlhlt it. Jeey Weelui, Jeremy Kehl, Steven Whitlock, Adam Sanders, .Josh Hager, Tra:vls LodWick. Row 2 - Coach Gary Durst, Abe Rach, Kelll Norris, Chria Bucllanan, Steve Dursl, Wes Buckley, Michelle Caldwell, Coach " Rick Sanders, and, Coach Rick Buckley. · I~ngston fans 13 " Tor.;..o Parents asked for support :Today..~_h_!8~ The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 ~ " Bm~ :. . .•, COm.ttelttacy . . Friday, July 21, 1989 ·' ~./j ~· ~ ~· (• ~ ~ ·. • . .' • .. ' , �Ohio July 21, 1989 ' ·• Modell says voting blocle·not good i~ NFL . ·. ' offered to resign ' his role in MENTOR, Ohio (l(PI) Cleveland Browns owner Art negotiating the league'•• te~vi­ Modell said Thursday the NFL Is Sion contracts, but agreed to stay a healthier leaglle now that the on in that role only after gaining rift between owners appears to assurances from the '1.1 owners' be bellied, but he warned that who blocked Finks's el~IOJI that owners should not band together 'ihey would not form another.,. coalition. . ·;t. solely to block an Issue. "I think we made a giant step Modell spOke after ret11111ing from an owners' meeting outside toward breaching the gap beChicago In which the 11 dtssl- 'tween the young lurks, the . dents who biocJied the election of .Chicago l1 or. whatever you Jim Finks as commissioner were want to ~:all them, ancj the appeased after gillnlrig two spots so-called old guard," Modell said. "They should be able to flex on the search com~J~Ittee. ·Modell was .:on the original their muscles, they have the slx•man committee that recom· same vote I do, but Jt's like a mended >Flnks, but he resigned group boycott (when they join make together). from the committee ., ' room for new members: *· to "Thts teague · ~annot function GRAVELY TRACTOR wtth voting block," Modell said · · as the Browns ~ent through their SAl-ES & SERVICE . first day of two-a-day practiCes 204 C:olidor St. Po..,.ov, OH. under coach Bud Carson• ''You · Spt111 &StMMtr H111e can'f have . people. sit down and· OJIIN MONDAY nn nen · say 'Let's get together and say no 9 1.11. ; s P.M. ' to what's · goiJig . to happen · SATUMIAT 9_1'.11.-1 ,.._ tomorrow.' · "we·ve had eight no votes over • ~A'ttE the year:s. but tor' !lfverse rea- . _ sons. Never as part of a form of •V .. coUuslon.'' · .I In an effort to further bridge ': :· 1 the gap between owners, Modell ' a . MAKES CONTACT - Rutland's Gary Stanley bounces a · Howard Caldwell Ritch In lront of home plate In the first Inning of Thursday night's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament game against Bidwell. On this play Stanley was thrown out to retire the side. Bidwell edged the junior Red Devils 1-0 to become the first team to advant!e to the semifinals. {OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) ' . RUN PREVENTION- Hannaa Trace catcher John Carron pula · the tag on the Middleport Dodgers' Nicky Mills (sUdlnr;) after taking the throw from centerfleldefHellth Hutchinson for the third out of the second Inning of the second game of Thursday niJht's Kner Creek Little League To,....,ament trlpleheader. Thllt · defensive play prevented whllt would have been the go-ahead run for. the Dodgers. The Junior Wlldcllta downed the Dodgers 13·3. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) · G ' ' SftT.EM · • ·Mason, Hannan Trace, Bidwell post vicJories in Kyger Creek LL Tournament _tripleheader "· In Thursday night's Kyger innings of its contest against the ble, single) and one single each Creek Little League Tournament Middleport Dodgers put the by Mike Black, Wesley Gibson, trlpleheader, the Mason VFW Guyan squad on track to secure Nathan Swindler and Nathan and Hannan Trace nines posted its victory . Waugh. victories to move into the quarCremeens, thp junior Wildcats' Middleport got three hits off . terfinals, and Bidwell advanced first baseman, drove a two-run . the Wildcats - two singles by to the semifinals. shot to left-center field off third baseman Chad Burton and Mason VFW 12 Dodger starter Brent Hanson In one single by catcher Wes GaJUpolls 2 • the bottom of the first, which McClure. . Though the Gallipolis Indians . gave his team a 2-0 advantage. Bidwell 1, Rutland 0 ·.. • outhit Mason 4-3 and led 2-0 after Hutchinson, Trace's centerBidwell centerfielder Jeremy ,. . two and one-half innings, the fielder, hit a three-run shot tn the Russell hit the third longball of . , . . . ' boys from the bend executed a bottom of the second to give the the trlpieheader otr Rutland .,. ··· - 12-run riot against Indians star- Galtians a 5-2 lead. starter Gary Stanley In the first While Middleport was held Inning to score the game's only . .' '.. :.: :c • ter Adam Clark in the bottom of • . :·..c;:::-:. the third en route to its 3.1h - sco reless until the top of the fifth, run. . _.';",. :.'.·.'·· inning, mercy-rule triumph. when they got their last run, The junior Red Devtls mounted . :. · ·:..: : ··.:: .. For Mason, Joey Mayes Hannan Trace scored two more their strongest challenge in the .. ·',•·.· ·~: doubled and singled, and Jeff in the third ana three runs each In top of thE!" sixth, when shortstop its last two innings. ·< Pyatt singled, while Clark, Seth Jason George singled off Plra te Davis , Eric Roderick and Chad starter Howard Caldwell followShamblin got singles for the Rya n Barnes started and won ing a strikeout by third baseman · . Indians . the game for Trace, while Michael Jarvis, one of Caldwell's ·- James See got the win for Hanson absorbed the Joss for 11 strikeout victims. George, who ' Mason. Middleport. ':~ got the only Rutland hit of the ·..:, Hannan Trace 13 For the Wildcats, their hit game, was promptly erased on a '· .. ·. ··.. Middleport 3 came courtesyof Creparade grounder to second 'by second ·,.,. .. . Two home runs - one by Brett meens rtwo singles and his baseman Jeremy Pierce. Then ·· · ·: -' · Cremeens and one · by ·Heath · homer ), Hutchinson (a.triple and .Caldwell ended the game by : ·... · · • Hutchinson - in the first two his homer ) , John Carroll (.dou· fanning Stanley. •. -: . t .:•E• 1y···'· ·. 1 SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 4524 ' ".' ~i ;' Tcmlght and beyond Syracuse and Cheshire wlil start tonight's quarterfinal trlpleheader at 5: followed by Point Pleasant ;' PSM vs. the Gallipolis White Sox at 7:00 and Mason VFW vs. Hannan Trace at 8:30. On Saturday, the SyracuseCheshire winner will take on Bidwell at 6 p.m., and the' winners of tqntght's last two games will meet at 7.: 30 p.m. The Saturday losers'Will play in the consolation game Sunday at 5 p.m .. followed by· the champion· ship game at 6:30p.m. ao: IMIWI'8IDH!Il' l.EJHAL . . K&1RJV ~~ 1: 00 6 9:30 llA!LT '• • ,~ • .. uon. Tournament planned . ATHENS . The U.S.S.S.A. women's class 'E' state cham· pionshlp will be held In Athens,O· hio July 29-30. The ·entry 'fee is $100.00 and deadline for entry is July 24 at 4 p.m. The tournamentis sponsored by the · Ath.ens ParkS and Rec;reation depart· ment Is swnsorlng the event. Please call Kevin at 614-592-3325 from 8 a .m .. to 4 p.m. Plan tournament 'I t.. Bradbury PTO Is sponsoring a Class C&D, Men's Softball Tournameni, on Aug . 12-13 at Hartin· ger Park In Middleport. Entry fee 'Iii S65 and tW<! softballs. For Information, . call 614·9911·6890, • 992-65!'3 or 992-705f- 1981 Ford Fairmont ....... $1 09'5 Automatic . 1981 Olds Omega ••••...••• S1395 Auto., air, PS, PB. 1981 AMC Eagle ••••••••••••••• S995 4 Speed .. 1979 Pontiac Bonneville •• S995 Auto ., PS, PB. Air .' 1977 Ford Mustang •••••••••• S99S .... PS. PB. . Remember .jitterbug? .Lirribo? Here's the place for ·you ,tonigl:tt . , By BOB HOEFLICH Okay! rm sorry. I'm sorry, John Rlee, that I bothered you with ~he problem of . the squa~ty flowens. I know thta h!IS been a big worry for you. However, a number of readers have since I told all ' have Informed me that they, too, have squatty flowers. They console me with the fact that it has so far been .a poor growing season. So since I again ·a m just one among the masses - not to · worry. And I'm even sorry about my . note to the President of General Motors. More readers advise that they have had the -same steering wheel problem. Tbe ' difference, however, Is that they have three and four breaks in theirs -:_ .so that makes me a piker. Isn't It good to know that so many of 1\S are .sharing mu!Ual • _problems? . rll say. Center, Route 124, 1s donating the first place prize with Meigs Industries, Syracuse, providing the c second, . third and · fourth prizes . Addalou extends a big ·thanks -if It hadn't been for the gesture of these people the cookoff was scheduled to go down the tubes. . Members of XI ·Gamma Mu Chap)er of Beta Sigma Phi .SOrority wtll get a pleasant surpt1se on July 25 when they meet at the. home of A.:'R.. Knight on Uncoln Hill Road. The late . Evelyn Knight was $ponsor of the chapter tor a number of years and the Knights always opened their homes to the members .wlio-loved going•there - and who wouldn~t with the Knights being such cordial people? Following tradition, the sorority has continued to meet at the Knight residence. A. R. Is known as a project person- always has at least one project underway - and his latest has . been a 'complete remodeling of tbe basement ot the, Knight residence. Now, this --~-----. > Tbe dedicated , grO\IP which Is ' not . a . basement In the true . ; operates the Rutland Civic Cen· sen5e of the word -It's·on ground • ter extends a big thanks to the level. At any rate, the large area : :Rutland High School • Alumni has been completely remodeled · Association for a very generous and redecorated to provide . a donation. most attractive meeting area for These donations keep the wolf sorority members. Comfortable away from the door. . tables and chairs have been used The group Is extending a to furnish the 'a rea and a pink special thanks to Cletus Harder color scheme has been carried who 1ised large .blackboards and out In the walls which are done in framing from the old ,Ru ~and a vinyl ,wall covering. Light High School to make smaller fixtures are new and there are blackboards .and these little just a number of attractive , gems ·- nice souvenirs - were features h'l the newly done ··auctioned at the annuli! alumni . quarters. Incldenta,lly, most .of banquet. Proceeds from ths the actual work In the remodelproject were used for the alumni Ing and redecoration was done by tile Knights' son, VIncent. donation to the center. .-------- . -:------ . .What's with the Coke bottle ltd bit? My two lidS read U. S. Air and Piedmont. Now does this mean that I've won a flight on both alrUnes? If so, I'li have to think that over pretty carefully after Wedne&day's plane crash with 298 persolll! on board....... yep, pretty .carefully. ' ; ' : : , You never miss the water 'til the well runs dry - and ..-ou never miss your answering ser,vice until it kooks out. That's a' bummer. Do keep calUngthough and do keep smiling. • Smith birthdays are celebrated Jamie Smith celebrated his Cunningham, 1\fr. and Mrs. J.A. sixth birthday and Andrew Smith · Smith, Mike Cupnlngham, Mr. celebrated his third recently at and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Jeremy the home of their grandparents, Wendell, Peggy Ervin, Stacey, M r . and Mrs . J a rn e s and Dustin, Larry and .Virginia Cunningham. Lee and family, John and Fran. A dinosaur theme was carried ces Foster and family, Mr. and out with a cake decorated by Mrs. Charles Yost, Roger and their mother. Ruth Young, Mr. and . Mrs. The- two received gifts and Nathan Pickens, and Mildred cards from Mr. and Mrs. James lhle. . Announcements ' Title office The Title Office In the Meigs County Court House will temporarily be closing at 3 p,m. until further notice due to unexpected circumstances. This situation will be as temporary as possible and anyone with any questiO!IS or problems ·may c·au Larry Spencer at 992-5290 during the day, or 949-2346 In the evenings. .:...---....,.--- Jena Renee Letteller, . daugh· ter of Jlnell and Robert Let teller, recently' celebrdted her third. birthday at her borne at VIllage Manor Apartments In Middleport. , Celebrating with her were her parents, her sister, Joell; grand· mother, Vtrgtnl,aSmlth. from out of town; and several aunts and uncl!!S. • .• Community calendar ' :: ·: Friendly Circle i: ·holds .meeting ' , ,; ,: '• •, • : •• • The annual picnic was enjo:r-ed by , mt:mbers of the Friendly Clrcleqf the Trinity Church when tliey met recently at'the horne of Allck Globoliar. Elaine Freeman offered table 'grace for the supper on the porch ' overlOoking the river. Mni. Sadie Benlntendt, a house ~ guest of the Freeman's was ., welcomed. , ' A caid W!IS slglled for Mary ~ VIrginia Riebel and the Ill were ' remembered. ·~ • Eacb one contributed to the · ~ PI'Oil'am with poems, recorded ! ~c. and IJ1111lratlonal and ' hlllnorou1 real;ltnp. :' ., .. CALL BRIAN OR DAVE TO 'PLACE YOUR AD IN. THIS YEAR'S EDITION . ' . Car wash The Teenage Institute of Eastern High School will be sponsortrig a car wash on Saturday at Cole's Sohio In Tuppers Plains from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. Donations will be accepted. There will also be a bake sale at the Farmer's Bank In Tuppers PlainS. · Ohio TOPS 570 meets ·Weight recorder Mary Martin, and assisl$nt weight recorder, Julia Hysell announced that Tina Geary was the best loser with Virginia Dean as the runner up, and Dantelle Kibble was the best teen loser at the recent meeting · of Ohio TOPS 570 held at the coonhunter's lodge at the fain grounds. The best losers were presented award certificates. Lennie Aleshire, leader, · ojJelied the. meeting 'Vlth prayer and pledge and Mrs. Dean announced that the winner of the · fruit and vegetable basket was Peggl Vining. Ola St. Clair. won · the surprise gift. . Mrs. Vining read several WOMEN'·$ AND CHILDREN'S .. HOUSTON (UP]) - Untver- no activities for their trip. slty of Houston officials were "1 thought it was a joke," caught off guard when a group of Annan said Wednesday. "I said, Soviet students and professors · 'I must be dreaming. Six Russhowed up as part of an exchange sians and no rooms~ no money program that did not exist.. and no preparation. What are we The Soviets landed at Intercon- going to do?'" · ttnental Airport Tuesday, penni· The Soviets said after receiv• less and exhausted. They found iug Annan's letter, they obtain~!!~ no. welcoming committee and no visas and caug)lt the first avalla• host. . ble plane. But they first sent a "Yes, we are embarrassed," letter back to Annan detailing said UH Student Ll fe Director . . their arrival. The letter has yet to Willie Munson. 'We certainly anive In Houston. . don't make ·a habit of treating tnternauon~t visitors thts way: ~ The mix-up apparently 1 stemmed from a former student Saturday dinner guests of leader's personal offer of ·an Pearl L. Russell, Racine, were JENA RENEE LETTELIER exchange program with Lenin- Mr. and Mrs. Floy~J (Kenda grad State University. Russetn Chapman, and grand· Former UH Students' Associa· daughters, Sheily Chapman Cartlon President Ali Annan began ter, all from Pickerington: and correspOnding with the Soviets Melissa Lynn Russell, Olathe, about two years ago In hopes of Kan. . establishing an exchange proAll attended the West-Jewell TUCSON, Ariz. (UP!) - A gram ...J:Ie last wrote the Soviets wedding at the Racine Methodist ..suspect In the murder of actress In mid-May to suggest summer Church. Rebecca Schaeffer, described by as a good time for a visit. But he pollee as an "obsessive fan," was said he did not know the surprise ordered held on $1 million ball guests were coming and planned Thursday pending an extradition hearing. Robert John Bardo, 19, of Tucson, was scheduled to appear By United Press International at the hearing Aug. 18 to inform FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Apollo n astronaut Michael the court whether he will fight his Collins on' President Bush's call · extradition · to . California, off!· Thursday for Americans to reclals said. turn to the moon and launch a Services for the slain actress manned mission. to Mars. are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday "We have tested on our Apollo at Congregation Nevah Shalom laurels long enough. It's time to in Portland, Ore. get moving again .". •' - Services set for ac_tress Quote of the day KARATE KID Ill GHOSTBUSTERS II Dr.' Victor Hochman, Pediatrics ' Infant, Children & ' Adolescent Medicine Call (304) 675-5220 •I For An Appointment SUMMER MERCHANDI$E Monday throUgh Friday 9a.m. • 5p.m. Pleasant Valley Hospital Suite 118 PLEASANT VAWY HOSPITAL rite family ol plfWpiono/• 190 SICOIID poems anci: conducted games with NelUe Grover as the winner and Mrs. Dean an!l Danlelle Kibble winning runner up. Mrs. Vining read an article "Water, Water Everywhere" which· fo· cused on the body's composltlon of water. , A TOPS gamf! en titled "word elimination'' wits conducted with Suzanne Kibble l"'inntng. She was . presented a gttt: ·Mrs. Dean presented a flower arrangement to J3renda templeton for the recent loss of her brother. Norma Torres will have the program at the next meeting on July 25, and a new C<!ntest will be started at that time. Soviets pay visit to ·university Now Seeing New Patients .. . ' 40./o .· OFF· 0 ' ,. ' Our Summer Clearance Sale Continues ' fl • , .:...-- may bring them along. ~nd just in case you can still jitterbug and limbo, jitterbug and limbo contes.ts · will be held during the evening, says Iva Sisson, a Dance Committee member. Sisson also reports that Friday night Is a trial run for what could become regular dances for adults.. Dances for teens are held every Saturday night, and If response to Friday's dimce tor · adults Is good, the Dance Com· mittee may start 'sponsoring adult dances <in a once-a-m'onth basis, says Sisson. AArea teens who are used to attending the Saturday dances should keep In mind that· Friday Is tor moms and dads only. . So put on the bobby sox and saddle oxfords, roll up the tee shirt sleeves and go to the dance. Rersonal note Chatter club meets ., . Can you stU! jitterbug? And do you remember . what a limbo stick was used for? Well even · if you can't and don't, you'll still have a great time at tonight's 50's and 60's dance, being sponsred by members of the Parents Dance Committee, Inc .. Pomeroy. The dance will be held from 8 p.m. to midnight at the former Elberfeld's Warehouse on Mechanic Sti·eet. Music will be provided by Jim McLyn of WAIS Nel5onville 770. Admission Is $2 per person and optional 50's and . 60's attire may be worn. And of course, refreshments will be sold and no alcoholic beverages are permitted. As an added plus, anyone having favorite records and discs Lettelier birthday Now you know lhe Meigs County Fair Tab Is Coming August ll th •. . Advertising ...Deadline Is ~ . August "$~ . 19 89 · • Car club meeting Anyone Interested In starting a car club should meet at the Chester Fire House on Monday evening at 7 p.m. For lnforma· tton on this new club, contact Btll or Sharon Neutzllng at 985-4317. Football helmet fltdns . All varsity· football players at Eastern High School wtll befitted for helmets on Monday at 6 p.m. Anyone interested In being a manager should also attend . . •. . ANDREW SMrrH JAMIE SMITH -------- . Roberta Dailey, Middleport VIllage Hall resident and dis· ; · patcber, Is now at the Fairfield Community Hospital In Lancaster where she Is scheduled to • undergo surgery. Cards can"be • senttpRoom~.401Ewiii8St. ­ , that's the hospital a!ldress. Do :,. hurry home, Bert. Meigs Fair Board Member Addalou Lewis has·lt all together now on the contrlbu lions made so that the annual pork cookoff competition can take place at the Meigs County Fair next month . Rodney Jones of the Jones Tire I FRIO.\}" POMEROY -The Parents and Star Junior Grange will hold POMEROY: -Tlie first annual Dance Committee, Inc. will be a potluck supper on Saturday at Meigs County ft,dult Basic Edu· sponsoring a 50's and 60's dance 6:30 p.m. at the Grang hall cation Recognition Ceremony for adults on Friday · evening followed by a work session, to will be held on Friday, July ,21 at from 9 p.m to midnight in the finish plans for the state and • the Pomeroy Elementary former Elberfeld's Warehrwse county fair booths. Ail members ' School. Guest· speaker will be · on Mechanic Street. The cost will are urged to attend and assist •· State Representative Mary Abel. . be $2 per person. No alcoholic with the planning. beverages will be permitted. · • The public Is Invited to attend. Music will be provided by D.J. SUNDAY For more tnform\ltion call Jim McLyn of WAIS Nelsonville RACINE -The annual Ctrcle992-3883. 770. -Zirkle reunion wUI be held Sunday at the Larry . Circle MIDDLEPORT -There will ,• SATURDAY residence In Racine,!. A potluck be a round and square danc;e at RACINE -The Southern High dinner will be served at 1 p.m. the Middleport Legion Annex on . Friday from 8 p.m to midnight. School boosters will be sponsor- Everyone Is welcome_:; Music will be provided by T-rue ing a battle of the bands competiPOMEROY .- · The annual . ;; . Country Ramblers. The public Is tion ·o n Saturday beginning at 1 Cos tis $3 for Individuals and p.m. · Singer family reunion will be ' Invited to attend. .· $5 for couples. Refreshments will held Sunday at the Senior CitiI ' be sold and those attending are zens Center In Pomeroy. A > adVIsed to bring lawn chairs. potlu-ck lunch will be served at 1 ,• p.m. Allfrtends·and relatives are ,• ,• TUPPERS PLAINS ..-The welcOme. Dues and flower funds were Teenage Institute of Eastern collect.ed and the officers reports High School will be sponsorlng·a .• were given at the recent meeting car wash on Saturday at Cole's • ol the Chatter Club held at the Sohto from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. :; ' home of Ruth Young. Jly, United Press lnteraatlonal Donations will be accepted. A bake sale was conducted There will also be a bake .sale at , The word facstmue comes ;.... .• during the ·meeting, games were the Farmer's Bank in Tuppers from the Latin phrase ~·rae ,,' conducted and winners were Plains. slmUe," meaning "to make slm· :: · Dorothy Roach, Mary Myers, liar," and at one time was '• Susan Clelanll, Linda Hubbard, POMEROY -The Star Grange writ ten in English in two words. :~ Janice Fetty, and Brenda Bolin. , • 'The door prize was won by Mary ..., . :• · Starcher. . • Refi'eshments were served and • the July meeting will be held at '• the home of Delores Whitlock tn· .• Syracuse. ,. Page....,& .. ''' ~·=~~~~d~~:::::~--~~··~h:e~s~ai~d~~~~~'!'• ·1 • OK, OK, I'm sorry... ..''. Senti~el Friday, July'21, 1989 Beat of the -bend • Results sought 19 84 Chevy Caval•'er -· ···.'P':.; -· , ·,:· .Judge to. rule on ·Rose case July 31 th~.nffice - - • 1989 • By The Bend .'•• , COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI\ ua l, " said Robert St!ichler, league baseball's disciplinary Pete Rose's lawyer told a federal Rose's lawyer. procedures. Afterward, he dejudge Thursday the manager Stachler was responding to cllned to elaborate, saying that deserves to have his case heard compla ints by the commissioner would have to await arguments in a Cincinnati state court in an that loc;al prejudice and bias on the merits of Rose's suit. effor t to clear himself of gam- toward the Cincinnati Reds manJudge Norbert Nadel of Hamil· bling a llegations that co uld ban ager would prevent a fair verdict ton County Common Pleas Court him from basebalL . in a Cincinnati court. granted a temporary restraining · But lawyers for Commissioner Stachier said moving the case order June 25 ·to Stop the " A. Bartlett Giamatti said the in to the federal system would commissioner's hearing, but Gl;,.lawsuit against the commls· place the burden on major- amattl persuaded two federal · s inner requires the issue be league baseball of showing there judges in Cincinnati to ship the .·decided in federa l court bec.ause is no possibility Rose· has a cause jurisdictional question to Hoi· .of Rose's enormous popularity in of action in state court. schuh's court July 3. Ci nci nnati. But Louis Haynes, Gtamattl 's Much of the oral arguments , The parU es argued for nearly· lawyer, sa id Rose is "a local concerned whether: _ · two hours before Judge John hero, .perhaps a first citizen of -major-league baseball is an Holsc huh of U.S. District Court. Ci ncinnati. Commissioner Gia· unincorporated association, as • .• He said he will not ru le until at ma tt! is viewed suspiciously as a Rose contends, or a trade name, 1•:Jeas t July 31 whether to grant foreigner from New York, as the commissioner ~ontends. =·~·Rose's motion to r emand the trapped in an ivory tower..'' -Rose's lawsuit Is against f;:Case back to Hamilton County Hay nes sa id the essence of the Giamattl alone or sh,ould include ~:.•:common Pleas Court . case as been "masked and all major-league clubs, Including !::· " Peter Rose. notwiths tanding deformed by artful pleading" of the Reds. that he is a legend, is entitled to Rose 's lawyers to avoid federal Staebler said .baseball· is a11 h'a ve the sam e legal standards jurisdiction. • association under Ohio law and ·, _applied to him as any individRose has sued Giamatti to may be sued by the manager. He block a disciplinary hearing, also said the Reds should be claim ing the commissioner Is party to the suit because Rose ·biased and has prejudged him. has a contract with the Reds that The hearing, originally sche- would be vi.o lated if he were · Any Coach or league m~n~g~r dul ed for May 25, concerned a suspended for gambling. But Haynes said the commls· wishing to have ·res! ults 0 1 J!r 225-page report showing Rose team 's games or eague res s wagered on baseball games, stoner has been given absolute - published in The DaillyiShen~n~~ including those involving the pcwer by the teams to protect 0 Reds. Rose could be suspended baseball since 1921. may drop the res~t~l S e ~ g 1 "The entire controversy is deposit at The a Y en ne · for a year tf he bet on baseball . Team pictures mbayd also d~e ga mes, and for life if he wagered between Peter Rose, a citizen of Cincinnati, and Commissioner published and may e roppe n on the Reds. Staebler told Holschuh that Glamattl, a citizen of New ,. the night deposit or submitted in clear, during crisp working photo hours. either Giamattl a .. ' A black-or-white or co.lor may be submitted along with the ldendty 000000 of those in the picture. Please be complete ln submitdng informaAuto. PS. PB. The Daily . OH: �• Friday, July 21, 1989 Eighty-six cases processsed in Meigs court Listed On This Page. and Church SWISHER & LOHSE Ytltrans · Hospital 115 L . oaWir. t91·2104 ~!!i! i~t ' ' ,. Cabmet lllakrng Syracuse Preuriptaans ,_,., Brogan-Warner IIOWN & SNOUFFER FilE & SAFID INSURANCE SERVICES SMIS,& SIIVKE 992-7075 I JIIWIII ....., ln. .......... Ollie .-=-. ............. ,_..,, llh MEIGS TIRE ~" ) CENTER, INC. ' ) I • •' •• . ••>··~·······,•~•• ' 'If AL\•1.. POMfROY. 0110-992-6677 ''II Q!ickal and luth AM Fa~ , ''•' > f John F Fulll. Mtr 204 Condor St. Ponwroy, 011. 1 Pomoroy 992-2975 I ' ROWII$ JOI IVOf OCCASION 992-5130 Pomeroy Nationwide Ins. Co. ol CoJumiiUI, 0 IJHW. Moln tt1 2J11 Pomeroy ijri\fi (614)992-2039 or (6141992-5721 ~ 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992·3325 Po111111g Flowlt S6op 214 £. Matn P. J. PAULEY, AGENT i 992·m• Pomoroy n2 29SS l•• 1111 Wort· Ph 9922101 (row's Family Resta.....t l "F•IIIIIf N111tolr Flfli C""*''" 228 W. Moin St., Po1111ror 1 ' : : 992·5432 K&C JEWELERS 992-3785, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum Noel Herrmann, pastor Sunday SchoollO OOa m , Morning Worshjp, 11 00 a m Wed. nesday and Saturday Evening Services at 7:.lpm APPLE GROVE UNITED METHO DIST CHURCH - Paster, Rev Carl Hicks 10 miles above Racine on Rt 388 Sunday Scbool 9 a m WOf'lhtp service to a m Sunday evening service, 6 00 p. m , Prayer meeting and Blble Study Thurs day 6 30pm MT OLIVE UNITED METHODIST Oft 124, behind WUkesvUle Charles Jones, pastor Sunday SChool, 9. 30a m , morning worshJp, 10 30, Sunday and Thursday evenjng services, 7 00 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Rev Frank Cr<hut Rev Seldon ,Johnson ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a ~ m Worship 11 a m UMYF 6 30 p m UMW Third Tuesday 7 30 p m Communion. fir st Sunday I Archer I CHESTER - Worship 9 am Churcb SchoollO ~ m BlbleStudy Thursday 7p m daY SACRED HEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH - Pomeroy Msgr Michael Hellmer Ph 992 5898 Saturday evening Mass ~ 30 pm, Sunday Mass Sam and lOam CCDcluaes. 9a m OrstandthirdSundays of HCh monlh Confessions One-halt hour ~ before each Mass. •, 1 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TOLIC FAITH- New Lima Road next to Fort Molp Park, Roberl W Richards, putcr Sunday servtces 10 a m and 7 p rn.: Wednf!!lday worship, 7 p m ,. GRAHAM 11 UM W first Thursday 1 p m Com munlon fir st Sunday I Archer\ JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a m Church Schoo\10 30 a m Bibl e Stud; Wednesday 7 :ll p m tJohnsonl LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 :.1 a m Worship 10 30 am BiblE" Study Wednesday 1 30 p m UMYF Wednes day 6 00 p m Communion First Sunday of Mon th (Crofoot) m REEDSVILLE - Church School9 JO a Worship Service U 00 am TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL - Church School 9 a m . Worship 10 a m , Bible Study, Tuesday 7 30 p m Commu nlon First Sunday (Archer) CENTRAL CLUSTER UNITED METHODIST Pra~chJng 9 :()a m first and second Sun Rev Kathryn Riley Rev Don MeiUiows Rev. l\esley naatdler days of each month third and fourth Sun day each month worshJp servi(.'{'Sat 7 30 p m , Wtd.ne~day evenings at 7 .J:l p m Prayer and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ~_ btrryHetghts Mul Road Pomeroy Pastor Bob Sabbath School Supermtendt>nt 1,Snydl"'". Rodney Spires Sabbath School begins at 2 p m on Saturday afternoon with worship service following a t 3 00 p m Everyone welcome RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH __ Sister Harriett Warner, Supt Sunday SChool9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 1, amPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lvston • Halley mlnlsler, Sat urday evening .. evangelistic services open to public 7 p " m , sunday Church School 9 30 a m , ~ Morn In!{ Worship 10 30 a m , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po ; meroy Pike E Lamar O'Bryant, pastor ~ Jack NE"eds Sunday SChool Director Sun ' ~day School 9 30 a m Morn in~ Worship 10 45, evening worship 7 00 p m rD S T ) : & 7 30 (EST ) , Wednesday Prayer Ser • vlre 700pm IDSTl&7 30PM iES • T ), Mlulon FriE"nds (ages 2 6) Royal • Ambassadors (boys ages 6-181 and Girls In Action (ages 6-181 on Wednesdays 7 p 4 : m. CDSTllr7 :.!pm tEST I Tuesday .. Vl.lttatton, 6 :rt p m • FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal ~v Paul Martln Rev Artlalr Crabtree Rev Robert Steele ASBU RY (Syracuse I - Worship 11 a m Ch urch School 9 45 a m CharJ:::e Bibl e Study Wednesda y 7 30 p m UMW first Tuesda y 1 30 p m" Choir Rehearsal Wed nesdav 6 30 p m (Thatcher\ ENTERPR tSE - Worship 9 a m , Church Scho ollO a m BlblPStudy Tues day 7 00 p m UMW First Monday 1 30 p m UMYF Sundav 6 p m Choir Re hPar sa l Children sat 6 30 p m Adult fol l owi n ~ Wednesday lR1I eyl FLATWOODS -Church School. 10 a m Worship 11 a m Bible Study Thurs day 7 p m UMYF Sundav 6 p m IRI I<'\ I FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am Church School 10 AM Choir practiCP. Thursday 6 30 p m UMW third Monda y I Th atcher) HEATH IMiddiE>porn -Church School, :W a m MornlnJ:: Worship 10 30 am Yout h Group 4 p m Wednesday Bible st ud y 6 00 p m Choi r rehearsal 7 00 p m 1Zuntga 1 q MINERSVILLE - Church School 9 00 am Worship serv i{'(> 10 00 a m UMW third WPdnesday 1 p m ITha tch pr) PEARL CHAPEL - Church School~ 00 Worship ser vice 10 00 a m tMar l am tin \ • SYRACUSE MISSION Cherry St Sy Worsh1p 10 30 a m Cho ir rf'hearsal W£'d n ('Sda~ 7 30 p m UMW second Tuesday 7 30 p m UMYF Su nday 6 p m i Meadow sl ~ ley Run Road, Rev Emmett Rawson. pas toc Handley Dunn, supt Sunday School. 4 lOam. Sundayeve ntngservlce 7 30p m , , Bible teaching 7 30 p m Thursday ~ ~ racuse Mark Morrow pastor Services 10 a m Sunday Evenjng serv ices Sundav : and Wednesday at 6 00 p m , MIDDLEPORT CHU RCH OF CHRIST , IN CHRISTIAN UNION Dwight Hal ~, ~ first elder, Wanda Mohler. Sunday School ~ Supt Su.nday School 9 lJ am Morning ; Worship 10 30 a m , Evening Worstdp 7 JJ i , ~ pm, Wedn.esdayprayermeetlng7 .»pm MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ftacjne Rev James Satterfield pastor ' Freeman WUiiams. Supt Sunday School : 9 45 a m , Sunday and Wednesday even • lng services 7 p m • MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST " CornE!' Sixth and Palmer J a mes Seddon, • Pastor Edn cl WU sC11, S S Supt Cathy ! Riggs, Asst Supt Sunday School, 9 15 a • m • Mornjng WonhJp, 10 15 a m Sunday , Evening service 7 p m Prayer meet ing 1 and BJble Study Wednesday evenjn g 7 p • m, Children's cholr practice Wednes ~ day, 7 p m Adult c hoir practice. Wed 8 • p m Radio program WMPO Sunday . s~am ~ • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, and Main, AI HartsM., minister, •• !loth ftjdw"d DuBoee, Associate Pastor: Mike Sunday School Superlntmdent 1, Gerlath, BlbleSchool9 30 am Morning Worship • 10 30 a m Evening Worsblp 7 00 p m • 'Wedll•day, 7_:00 p m Prayer meeting POMEROY - Church School 9 15 a m ROCK SPRINGS- Church School 9 15 a m Worship 10 a m Bible Study Wed nf"Sd ay 1 30 p m UMYF (Se niors) Sun dav 6 p m !Juniors\ f'Very ot her Sun day li p m IRIIevl RUTLAND - Church School 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW First Monday, 7 30 p m tCrabtret'l SA LEM CENTER- Church School9 15 am Mornln);! Worship 10 15 a m (S tf'flf>l SNOWVI LL E - Morn i n~ Worship 9 00 am Church SchoollO 00 a Jl'l (Martini SOU'l11ERN CLUSTJ!R Rev Kenneth Baker Rev, Rocer Grace II<• Carl Hlcb APPLE GROVE - Church School 9 00 a m Morning Worship 10 00 am, Bible Study Sunday 7 00 p.m Prayer meeting 7 00 p.m Thursday (Hldts) BETHANY - Worship 9 am , Church School10 am. Bib!~ Study Wednesday 10 am, Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wednesday 11 a m (Baker) CARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m Worship 10 4~ a m Second and Fourth Sundays, Fellowship dinner with Suttm third Thursday, 6 :.1 p m (Baker) MORNING STAR- Chun:h School9. 45 • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA a m, Worship 10 30 am, Bible ltudy, : ZARENE, PASTOR Fred PenhOrwood 7 30 p m (Bakel') , BUI White, Sunday School Supt Sunday Thursday, SUTTON - Church School, 9· 30 a m • SChoGI 9 3D a m , Morntnr Worship 10 45 Morning Worship 10, 45a m lint andthlnl • am., Evealna SerVIce. f :OO p.m, Wed Sundays, Fellowship dlilner with Carmel Thursday, 6 :.1 p m (Bak"'i ~;;<..:.::~~ fi~BI'RY third EAST LETART - MornlnaWonhlp9:00 or 10101 roulft'Y am, OturchSchool10 OOa m , UMW!Irst I< HARRISONVn.LE .... O'llo...PRESBYTERIAN lleiiJ Tuesday 7 :.1 p m (Grace) LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m , ' CHVIICII - liwlday ' Wonhlp SerVIces Church SchoollO a m (Grace) . • g 110 am., CINrdl5chool 10:15 a.m RACINE - Otun:h School, II) a m.; Wor : M!DilLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ship ll a m . UMW Jounh Monda,y at 7 :.1 p t a.m. , Clntrdl aervlre, m , Mon's!'rllyer BreakiMt, WM!todoy, 8 \ lllla.m. am (Grace) • SYRACUSE F1RST UNl'I'ED PRESBY·, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rol« '• TJ:RJAN - - . r School, 10 am: Sprlnr. mlnlaler, SJarlln1 Mauar and 01 ' Clnlrdl aervlce, :111: II a m lver Swain, Sunday Scbool Supts Pr•cb: RUTI.AND CIIURCR OF GOD, Paat tr, lq 9 30 a m each Sunday, Sunday School • Raymnad CaL lclaooiiD.oo am , 1030am ' 111111t1t1y -.mtl Woralllp 11:110 I m Cbll HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN : ,...,. 1 Clttardl 11 a m Suotlay EVM~q CHRISTIAN UNION, Theron Durllam, , .,;laoT•JlDp.m. Wed, I p m. YCNIIILa pastor Suuday service. t ; I) a m , evea AaltMy. Weda-y, 7 p.m. Fam· lng aervlce 7•00 p m Prayor meetlq, ....y, 7.00 p.m. ; lly~MpOOIOIVNITY CHURa!. 01! Wocln BEARWALLOW RI'DGJ: CHURCH OF I Rl, 1JI, I mU• fi'Cilll Partltmd-Loftl Bot CHRIST, J-s>b B. JkllltiU, ...ttl'. Bible :• tCIIL Jlart, pootor. Sulllll)' School, Claa, 9::.la m.; MomiDKWonlllpJl II a : t:ll a.m.; hob)· ,.,.,.,. pr••blaa7 m., Evnlni Wonhlp, 1:10 p.m. Tburaday \ IIIII a.m.: ....., ....... aervr ... 7:il Blblo Stut!Y, 6 3D p m l p.m : ,-Y -. -Y •II•' I,._ . '" ' i $1ru1 THE STRENGTH TO DO HIS BIDDING 212 £ Main Street There was many a thing you attempted to do, Then discovered it couldn't be done; Like a worthless vocation you tried to pursue, Or some foolish adventure for fun . With your mission abandoned, in only one way could yOU learn it was not in accord With your temple of worship, where lessons convey That your life's in the hands of the Lord. Let's obey His commands and remember at length It will help us in getting along. If we heed His advice He will give us the strength That we need, and we'll never go wrong. -Gloria Nowak ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy HarrlamvtlleRd (Rt 143) RobertE Pur· tell, mlnlat.... Steve Stanley, Bible School Supt Rodney Howery, Asst Supt. SUN DAY Bible School 9 30 a m.. Worship 10•:.1 AM and 7,30 PM· Woclneaday Bl bleStudy,7.00 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pille Grove The Rev William Ml~dleowarth, pastor Church service 9 :It a.m , Sunday Sch0ol10 :.1 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tom Runyon, pastor Sunday Sch0ol9 :.1 a.m , Larry Hayaes. S S SUpt Mornlng wonbtp to· XI a.m RACTNE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev. John Vance, pastor: Sandy Justice, Chalrmu or tho Board or Chrla· dan U!e. Sunday Schoo!9 3D a.m.• Morn In& worship 10 ~ a m , evangelistic let'· vice 7·110 p.m Wedn .....y service, 7 (\.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex ter Woody Call, pastor, Service~ Sunday 10 am and 7 p m Wedneeday, 7 p.m DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lloyd sayre, Supt Sunday School 9 :.1 a. m , momlng wors)ljp 10 evening service 7 p.m RACINE FIRST ~ am Sunday BAPTIST, Steve prayer service Thursday, 7 :lJ p m CARLETON INTERDENOMINATIOl!l AL CHURCH Kingsbury Road Rev Clyde W Henderson. past or Sunday School 9 JO a m Ralph Carl, Supt Even lng worshjp 7 00 p m Pra yer meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 2860) State Route 7, Mlddl~> port Sunday School10a m, Sunday even \ng service 7 30 p m Tuesday service, 7 30pm HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH 0 H Cart, pastm- SundaySChool.at9:30a m , Mornlng worship at 10 30 a m , Sun dayevenln&"serviceat 7 30p m Thursday services at 7 :.> p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Rog..- WUUord, pasta Sunday School 9, 30 a m , Mornlllg Worshl to· 4~ am , Sunday evening wonhlp 7 00 p.m Wed nesday evening Bible Study 7·00 p m WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH - CoolvUle RD Rev Phillip Rl Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev denour, pastor Sunday School9 30 a m , . worship service 10 30 am , Bible study and worship servjce, Wednesday, 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Deaver, Pastoc Mike Swiger, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning wor.ahlp 10 40 a m , Sunday BUI Carter, pastor Sunday School9 30 a m Morning Worship and Communion 10 30a m evening Btb1e study 7:30 p.,n. Tillis, pastor SOnny Hudsm, supt Sunday SchOol 9 ;lOa m , Morning worship, 10 :.1 a m , Sunday evening service 7•00 p m Wednesday service 7 p m WMPO pr\> gram 9 a m each Sunday evening wol'llhlp 7 30 p m Wednesday BURLINGHAM COMMUNri'Y CHURCH, Burlingham Ray LaudermDI, pasl<r. Robert Cow1, wlstant pasta SuOO.V SChOd 10 am., wmstdp 7 p m.. W~md~. 6 p.m youth meeting Wed., 7pm.churehserv1ceJ PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH,\\ Robert Searles, S S Supt Sunday School mUeoffRt 325 Rev B!nJ Watts pastoc Morning WonhJp 10 :.t a m , Sunday evening service 7 30 p m , Wed nesday servjce, 7 30 p m 9 30 a m SILVER RUN BAPTIST BUI Little, past<X' Steve Little, S S Supt Sunday School 10 a m , Momjng worsip, 11 a m , Sunday evening Wtrsh.ip 7 30 p m Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday, 7 30 p m, YouthmeeUngWednesdayat7p.m REJOICING LIF£ BAPTIST CHURCH RUTI.AND BIBLE METHODIST Amos RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Samuel Basye, pasttr Sunday School9 lOam ; Worshlptervlce10 30a m , Yaung people's service 6 p m Evangelistic servlce6· Jlp.m Wednesday servjce 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St , Mason, W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 am, Worshlplla m and7p m Wednes day Bible Studiy, vocal music, 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud Mid ""ek service, Wed.. 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Jeff Patterson, superintendent Sunday School 9.:.1 a.m.. Morning Worship 10 :.1 am , Sunday everung service, 7 Jl p m , Wednesday evening servkl!, 7 :.1 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH . OF THE NA· ZARENE Rev Glenn McMillan, past'"' Mary Janlce Lavender, sunday School Supt Sunday School 9· :.Ia m ; Morning worship 10 ~ a m , Evangelistic service, 6 p m Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7p m , Youth meet!Jtg, 1 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R Blak~. paater Sunday SChool 10 a m , Gary Reed, Lay lead..- Mornlng sermon, 11 a m , Sunday night services ChrlsUan Endeavor 7 30 p m , Song seJVtce 8 p m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid wo~k prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 pm HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Char les Domlgan. pa!tOt" Mll~ed Ziegler, Sunday SchOol Supt Morning Worship 9 :.1 a m., Suriday School 10· 30 a m. , Evening SO!'· vtce, 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST, Pastor Joe N Sayre. Sunday School 9 4 ~ a m , Evening worship 6 30 p m , Prayer Meeting 6 30 p m WednfSday, TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Robert Foster, past,.., Howard Caldwell, Superintendent Church school 9 a m Worship service 9 45 a m and 6 Jl p m g~zme welcome CH R CHURa! OF '111E NAZA· RENE Rev Herbert Grate, paat'"' Frank RI!De. supt Sunday S.hOol 9 :.1 a m , Worahlp ttervjce 11 a m and 7 p.m Sunday Wednesday, 7 p.m Prayer meet: Ina LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH. William WUllama, ~utor; Robert E Barton, Director of Chrlallan Edu cation, Steve Eblin. assistant Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 30 a m , Teen• in Action, 6 p m.; Evening Worship, 7 00 p.m. ChOir practice 8 P.lll SUnday Wedneday evening prayer and Blblelludy. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roaer Wataon, minllter, Norman WUI, oupt Sunday School 9 :.1 a m.. Worohlp oorvlce 10 30 a m Bible atudy WM\eoday, 1 oo ,nr REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS- Pori· Iand-Ridne Road Mlko Duhl. ,..tor: Janice Daaner, church school ~or Church aehoGI t 30a m.: MorDina•anblp Ill: :.1 a.m.; WaMII'IY ....... P<Qft aervlell, 7· ao p.m. . III;'I'IILI:JtJ BAPTIST Rev. Earl !buler, )lUter. Wonlllp Ml'VIce, 9 :.Ia m Sunday llehoGI 10: 3D a.m Billie SJud)l and SHOP 992-6669 f SIC&IIII Thursday eventna7· 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI· NESS CHURCH, Inc , 75 Pearl St Rov Ivan Myers, actlq pasta, Roi«Manley, Sr , SUnday SChool Superintendent Sun· day SchOol 9 :.1 a m : Mornlnl wanblp 10. 30 a m , even ina wCJI'Ihjp 7: 30 p m , Wedneaday eveniDII Bible aludy, prayer and pralae oorvtce, T: :.1 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder Jam01 MJUer, pastor Sunday School, 10 OOa m., WorablpServlco,SIIIIIIay, 7.11 p.m : BlbloStud)l, WedneodaiYt..!::.lpm CALVARY Pn.GRIM CRAP~~a., Harrl· smvUieRoad. Rev VICiorRouob. putor; Clint Ill Faulk, S~nday SChool SUpt.: SuD· day School 9: 3iia.m.; morttbtJiwll'lhlp,ll am, Su~~IOI'Vlce7:.lpm. PrQWI' M Wei1DeodJIY, T:ll p.m. SYRACUSE CHUfiCH OJ' GOD. n..,PIIllat'OOalaL Wol'lblp III'VIce Suttday 10 am: Sunday llehod 11 a m•E..,.Iq •anblp lti'VIce 7:110 p m. Waeoday prayer moetlq 7 110 p.m. MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN a!RI!IT CHURCH, Locoted In Toxu Community off Ct Rl. 82 Rev Robert S&Dd«a. paator Jeff Holter, lay loader, Ed Roush, Satlay SChool Supt. Sunday School 9::.1 a m.; morntne woraltlp and <>hlldren's dlat'lll 10 :.1 am.; OY~ pr01chln1 aorvlte first three Suntlays, 7 :.1 p.m., Speclll service fourth Sunday evening, p o p. m : WednMday Prayer 1 • •' 992-5141 ........... EWING FUNERAL HOME:=t~~,jP~ra~ye~r~mNeet~in~g~a~n;df~~~~~:~~:~~;:,!; nesday 7 m 264 S..th lnd "Dognoly and Servoce Always" Established 1913 992·2121 '---"""---------....1! 106 Mullltrry Au. Meeting Bible Study and Youth fellow ship, 7 :tl pm ,., • ~ CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J WhUe Road of Highway 160 Pat Henson, pastor Sunday SchoollO am Classes for all ages JuntorChl..lrchll am Morning worship 11 a m Adult Choir practiCf' 6 p m Sunday Young Peo pie's Children s Church and Adult Bibl e Study. Wednesday at 7 ott p m HOPE;; BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St , Middleport Affiliated with Soutbern Baptlst Convention David Bryan. Sr Mj nlster Sunday School 10 8 m , Morning worship 11 a m Evening worship 7 p m Wednesday evening Sjble Study and prayer meetlfta 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St Rt 124 and Co Rd 5 Derek Stump pastor William Amberger S S Supt, Sunday SChool 9 30 8 m , Morninll Worship 10 :r1 am • Evenjng wo~hJp 7 .JJ p m Wednesday worship 7 :It p m ST PAUL J.,UTHERAN CHURCH, Corner Sycamore and Second Sts, Pomeroy The Rev Willia m Mldd1eswart, pastor Sunday School 9 45 am Church service 11 a m SACRED H)i:ART CHURCH, Msgr Anthony Glannamore Ph 992 5898 Satur day Evening Mass 7 30 p m , Sunday Mass. 8 a m and 10 a m Confessions one half hour before each Mass CCD classes 11 am Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd St , Middleport Jam es E Keesf!E' pas1or Sunday morning wors)dp 10 a m Even lng service 7 p m, Wednesday evening worshfp7pm VtsttationThursday6 30p m MORSE CHAJ>.EL CHURCH David Curfman pastor Sunday School, 10 am, worship servjce 11 a m Sunday night worship servjce- 7 ~ p m , Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 p m WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH of Middleport, Inc 75 Pearl St Rev Ivan Myers pastor; Roger Manley Sr Sunday School Supt Sur'lday School 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 30 a m , Evening Worship 7 30 p.m Wednesday E"Venlng Bible study prayer and praise service, 7 :m p m FAITH FULL GOSPELCHURCH Long LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH pm FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, W Va , Rt 1, Jameo Lewil, put.... Wor ship services 9 :.1 a m , Sunday SchOolll am, Evenlngworsb1p7 30p m Tuetday cottage prayer meeting and Bible Study 9 30 a m , Worlhlp tervJce, Wednesday 7•30 p m OUR SAVI OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Sts , Ravenswood, W Va The Rev Geo!'Je C Weirick, ()L!ttr Sunday SChool9.30 a.m , Sunday wcnhlp Jlam , CALVAHY BIBLE CHUROI,Iocatodon Pomeroy Pjke, County Road 25 near Flat woods Rev BlackWood, pastor Servlceo on Sunday arlO 00 a.m and 7 3l p.m wtth SundaySchool9 :.Ia m BlbloStudy,Wed· nesday, 7 JO p.m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St Rt. 338. Antiquity Rev Franklin J)lckena, pastor Sunday mornlng10 am, Sunday eveaiDa 7 3D pm RAWUNGS..C:OlTS Dille pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Hardord, W Va David McManls, pastor Chureh SChool 9.30 am, Sunday momlDg eervice, 11 a m, Sunday evenjq eervlce, 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 :.1 ••• • IIIMtport. Bottom Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morn ing Wors)dp 10 45 a m • Sunday evening 7 00 p m !summer 7 30 p m 1, Wednes day night 7 00 p m (summer 7 30 p m) Rev • FISHER . FISHER FUNEUL HOME 271 llerth ding Lane, Mum, W Va J N 'Thacker, pastor Even1ng service 7 30 p m Women s Ministry , Thu rllday, 9 30 a m , - 383 N 2nd Ave , Middleport Sunday ' Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7 15 SChool tO a m Sunday evening 7 00 p m , 716 NOITH SECOND AVE. MIDDlEPORT. OHIO .(B..~s 13 MHI Street Mldclepoat. Qhlo 411710 1114)112·11117- tiiB-OOKSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • II OF GOD - Gary Hines past oN Sunday School 9 30 to 10 20 am r Worship srvlce 10 30 to 11 30 a m Sunday evening ser vtce 7 p m Midweek Prayer Service, Wed, 7pm MT OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMON ITY CHURCH , Lawrence Bush, pastor Max Fol mer. Sr , S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evening service. 1 30 m , Wednesday evening Btble study and praise service, 7 :K) p m "' UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt ? on Pomeroy By Paso l!<jv Robert E Smith Sr, pastor MelviD Drake, S S Supt Sunday School9 30 am., Morning Worship 10 30, Evening Worship 7 00 p m , Wednesday Prayer Service, 7 00 p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Rallrmd P FOREST RON liAPtlSt Rev Nyle Borden, pastor Cornelius Bunch, supt Sunday School 9 :D a m , Second and fourth Sun~a¥• worship service at 2 :.1 p m ' Main St Middleport Rev Gilbert Craig, Jr, pastCI' Mrs Ervin Baumgardner. Sunday SChool Supt Sunday Sch0ol9 JO a m Worship Service 10 45 a m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST WASHINGTON (UPI) - Repubhcans on the Sena,te Agricul· ture Committee saldllemocrats have enough votes to pass a drought aid bill covering all crops that suffered damage during the winter and spring drought. The committee started action on the drought bill Thursday and scheduled another session next Tuesday to continue work. Com· mittee chairman Sen. Patrick LeahY. D·Vt , said he was "con· vinced" a bill could be passed and sent to the White House by the Aug. 5 recess. The Democrats' proposal, cos I· lng about $1 billion, is similar In content to the biD that has cleared the House, which costs $1.3 billion and covers all weather-damaged crops. The admlois tration opposes aoy bill spending more than $870 million, which is the maximum it contends is available for drought relief under current budget - Joseph B Hoskins evangelist Sunday Bible Study 9 a m Worship 10 a m Svn day evening service 6 p m Wednesday evening servic-e, 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt 124 William Jloback put or Sunday School 10 a m , Sunday evening service 7 p m Wednesday E'Vftlng service 1 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning ~am Prayerservtce altern ate Sundays THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd . 1\ekt to Fort Jlllelp P•rkr. Rutlancl. ~bert Richards, pastor Services at 7 p m on Wednesdays and Sundays HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP TER.. of the Wesleyan HoUn ess Church Rev David Ferrell pastor Henry Eblin, Sunday School Supi , Sunday School10 a m , Mornlllg Worship 11 a m , E""nlng service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service 7 30 p.m STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, Cary Holter, pastor Sunday serviCL'S 9 30 a m and 7 p m Midweek service, 7 :Jt p m Thunday MIDDLEPORT PEriTECOSTAL, Third tingham, Sunday School Supt Sunday SChool 10 am wilh clasaes ror all ages. Evening servlees at 6 p m Wedneoday Bl bJe study at 7 30 p m Youth servjces Friday at 7 :.1 p m. ECCLESlA FELLOWSHIP 128 Mill St , Middleport Brother Chuck McPhersm, lpastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday Ave Rev Clark Baker, pastor Carl Not- ANTIQUITY llAPTIST Kenneth Sinllh, past..-. Sunday School 9 :.1 am , church !tervlce 7 30 p m , youth fellowship 6 JO p m , Bible study, Thul'Bt!ay, 7 JO p.m niLL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Tom Kelly paa tor Danny Lambert, S S Supt Sunday morning service at 10 am , Sunday even ing service 7 30 p m Tuesday and Thurs. day Services at 7:3J p m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF '111E NA ZARENE Rev Glendon Stroud past... SundayScboo19.30a m, Worllllplei'Vtce, 10 30 a m , Youth ..rvtee SunCiay 6 15 p. m Sundayeventnaservlce1· 00pm Wed· nesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7 OOpm NEASE SEITLEMENT CHURCH, Sun day atternom tervlces at 2 30 Thunday evenlne services at 7 ll p m Everycne welcome RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST Sa· lem St Rev Paul Taylor, pastor Su.iday SChool to 1 m , Sunday evenlng7 00 p m WednMday evening prayer meetllla 7 00 pm SOt.rl'll BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURa!, Silver Rldse. Duane Syden· strleker, palter Sunday School 9 a.m , Worlhip servtce, 10 a m • Sunday evening service, 7.00 p m Wedneaday night Bible st 7•00 m . Sermonette THE END OF A PERFECT DAY . I heard an old, old song tbe other day lt was music to my ears. It was melodious, hummable and lhe lyrics said something nice. Most Of what we hear on radio and TV today Is loud, vulgar, and crude. The song was "The End of A Perfect Day" Wllat would be a perfect day tor you• Do you remember any perfect daya In your life? Think, Gra_duatlon, a school dance or Prom, buylngahouse,carordress,Jhe blrthofachlldor l!l'andchlld, a wedding day perhaps could be called for some, a "Perfect Day". There must have been several days you could call perfect for you or youra. What would II be, when or where and why• How often has God been Involved. Wouldn't God need to be Involved to make It a "Perfect Day?" Many thlnp are needed for a perfect day Consider lhese things need to be Juat right, weather, oeason of year, presence of family and friends, tbe occasion Jo celebrate or not and of course the Joy that comes • as we look back at thecloseofthllt day. Muchoflhls we have no control over but God baa His bud In It 11 IIIlard to COI!IItler God and not Jhlnk of melody and son11. Music Is all around God uls falthaaciJoy Gocll pmence makes our heart toslnj! and puts a smile on our face. On a day when we have smiled a lot, sang and hummed a lOt and felt &ood even u we watched the sungodownand the atarocomeout, we can all ba<- andthlnll. what a perfect day this has been. When we come to t• nd of a perfect day and 110 to bed can we sleep or do we lie lbel'e and thllnlt God tor one more perfect day In our Uves Good tbolllhta and hQIIY tbouldlls. moat often an God supplied and God toucbeaL TIWalt: tlli!J,or« for sucb a lift 11 "A Perfect Day" - Pu&or .................... llllp .......... costs: Larry Hoffman. Middle· port, $23 and costs; Melanie L Van Meter, Racine, $25 and costs; Frederick A. Cross, Par· kersburg. W.Va., $22 and costs; William S. Manrot, Orland Park, Fla , $28 and costs; Mary A. Rush, Quaker City, $23 and costs; Roger I Riebel, Long Bottom, $22 aod costs; Gordon M Gil· more, Racloe, $25 and costs, Paul Lasley, Worthington. $24 and costs; Rebecca Grate, Pomeroy, $22 aod costs, Debra Rawson, Middleport, $16 and costs; Eddie Ealy. New Lexing· ton, $20 and costs: Timothy Wakefield, Williamsburg, $25 and costs, Gary Lee Hawston, Summerfield. N.C., $23 and costs: Marshallin Burnett, Pa· trlot, $24 and costs; Wilma J Ingalls, Grosse Point Park, Mich., $26 and costs: William R Peck, Guysville, $23 and costs; James H. Bennett, Clifton, W.Va. , $22 and costs: Myrl W. Edwards, Wellston, $22 and costs: Denise Johns ton, Tuppers Plains, $21 and costs; Nasha M. Hamra, Huntington, W.Va .. $29 aod costs: Brian K. Harold, GalllpoUs, $21 and costs: Terry L Sayre, Reedsville, $24 and costs. Bonds were forfeited in county court by Patricia Grate, Middle· port, $55; Robert Hatfield, Ru · tland, $75; James Mynes, Buf· falo, W.Va., $55; Anthony Barr, Urbana. $55; Roger Musser, Frazeysburg, $75; Danny B Howard, Pomeroy, $75; Thomas Moneypenny. Newton Falls, $55; l'alrick Dempsey. Hilliard, $55; FraokltD Rizer, Warren, $55; Dan Smith, Racine, $55, all for speeding; Kevin Tanner. Pomeroy, $50, expired plates; and Bernard Joseph, Zanesville, $50, no Highway Use Tax sticker 7 Meigs County has 40 .• on unclaimed funds list The names of 41 Meigs Coun· tlans and business establish· ments, due a total of $2,354.33, were included on the unclaimed funds list released today by the Ohio Department of Commerce All of the unclalme'll funds total $10 or more on a single claim. Any person or heir possessing a property Interest in the un claimed funds should write to the Director of Commerce, Division of Unclaimed Funds, co Thomas K. Gerace. Chief, 77 South High ' Street, Columbus, Oho 43266 0545. , Names Included on the list are Larry R. Lee, Chester: Albert T ' Jr .• Letart Falls; Judy Batthel· mas, Glenn W Bowers, Donald • H,. and Grace E. Call, Grace and Donald Call. Wayne Gibbons (dec.) , Terry Gorby, Clyde J . Ingels (dec ) , Larry D. Kennedy. Regina C. Kotas, Patlcla Lee and Rhonda Roush. Paul Smith, M. E. Surreney, Lillllan N. Welch, M lddleprot -; Luther Bell, Mary Bowlyar. David M Brlckles. Conrail Gah and Debra Gruser, Leo Johns~, H. P Jones, Paul N. Sml , Sound City, Ted A. Teep • Veterans Memorial Hospital, R Phys., Catherine Wiiliams, a d 1 Mae Young, Pomeroy. ~ Creed Jones, Gloria J. Mat!!f • Portland; David Grindstaff, CKa· rles N. lhle, Alan and CatOy McClure, Marion D . and Rita Sl!e Sloter, Racine; 'Clyde Carter, Linnie J Crary, Reedsvil=, Mettle E. Dyer, James E Pa , Syracuse, and Electric Co . Inc., C. Geszvain, and J. Vf. , address unknown • • Quadriplegic gets wish to hate life-support disconnected, di~ DETROIT (UPI) - A quadrl· remove the apparatus that has pleglc who won the right to have kept him alive at the Oak Hill Care Center in Farmington IDUs his llfe·support system discon nected received his wish Thurs· for three years. Rivlln lived In Oak Park In the day and died about five hours late 1960s before moving to later California. A surfing mishap in David H Rlviln, 38, died at 3:24 1 1971 severed his spinal cord when p.m at a private home somehe was a 20·year-old coUege where In southeastern Michigan, said Scott Silver, a Los Angeles student. He was io a wheelchair UOtll attorney and longtime friend who three years ago, when an aneuwas at his side. With the help of an unidentified rysm developed on his spine The doctor, Rivlln was sedated Into removal of the aneurysm cauaed · unconsciousness aod discon· him to lose the use of his al'llll nected from the respirator that and his ability to breathe without assistance. kept him alive Rivlin is the third right-to-die "It's ali over. He's passed case In Oakland County In the away," Silver said "It was ali • last two years. peaceful and just the way David In the other cases, judges ruled wanted it.'' that the patients - who were Silver said Rlvlin was sur· rounded during his last hours by brain dead and or comatose his aunt and closest relative; could not represent their own Marlon Gornbein· Melton of rights, had no hope of recovery gain RepubliCan votes and Pres I· Palm Harbor, Fla. Zoe Dixon. a and thus relatives were Justif!ed dent Bush's signature. He would former fiancee. and Pepe Lucas, • in requesting that theybedlsci)n. not tip his hand on how the nected from life support to die. a Toronto university instructor Democrats' proposal could be Both patieniS were disconnected modified to attract Republicans. An Oakland County Circuit and died shortly after Here are the highlights of the judge ruled July 5 that slle could package offered by the commit not stop Rivlln from having his . tee's Democrats life-support syslem shut off -Producers of program crops Judge Hilda Gage said that there - wheat, feed grain. cotton and was no valid reason for judicial Lottery numbers rice - with at least 40 percent intervention because there was loss would receive $738 million. no legal opposition to Rlvllo's CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thurs. Under the House version, produc· request ers of program crops with at After Gage's decision, Rivlln day's winolog Ohio Lottery numbers. least 35 percent loss would said "If you can lead an PICK-3 receive $942 million. Independent life, then go ahead 050 -Producers of non·program1 and do it. Keep fighting If you're PICK 3 ticket sales tolaled crops with at least 40 percent loss io a situation where you have oo $1,250,870, with a payoff due\ pf would receive $208 mill ion freedom, then you have to make $726,361.50 Under the House biil, farmers a change, and my change is PICK·4 producing non·program crops death" 9467. With at least 35 percent loss In May , Rivlip flied a petition PICK·4 ticket sales totaled would receive $266 million in Oakland Circuit Court asking $218,720.50, with a payoff due.'ilf -Soybean producers with at that doCtors be authorized to $77,000 least 40 percent loss would reader him unconscious and then receive $125 million. Under the ' " House biil, soybean producers with at leasl 35 percent loss would receive $160 million RICHARD F. CELESTE cootraints Under the Senate bill offered by the Democrats, all crops with proven damage would be co vered. using money saved from non-payment of farm subsidies Republicans wanted to restrict the bill to a limited number of crops However, while Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas conceded the Democrats have enough votes to pass a ' much ~roader bill, he tried to twls t,a few arms. · "I don't know of any losses suffered by anyone other than winter wheat farmers, " Dole said, contending a biil to cover other crops would amount to an ' 'insurance'' program However, Sen Thomas Har· kin, D·lowa, said half of his state's crops are "under severe stress " Sen. David Pryor, D Ark., said floods in Arkansas were so bad "they're thinking of buying life preservers for the catfish " In a vote thai could foreshadow the ultimate outcome of the committee'"~~ actions, the panel rejected- along party lines- an amendment offered by Sen. Richard Lugar. R-Ind., and Sen. Thad Cochran, R·Miss., to just provide aid for prQducers of damaged wheat, feed grain, cotton and rice - known as program crops - and help producers of all other damaged crops only If there is any money left over "An act of God does not discriminate between program and non·prQgram crops," said Sen Max Baucus, D·Moot., in opposing the amendment. Leahy said that if producers of non-program crops are excluded this year, it would be telling them not to diversify because weather· related disasters would not be compensated. After Thursday's session, Leahy said he will try to achieve a "consensus bill" in an efforl to Veteran groups push for flag protection evening services at 7 p m and Wednesday services at 7. p.m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Masm, W Va. Past.... Bill Mu'l'liy Sunday SChool 10 a m , Sunday eventna 7 lJ p m. Prayer meeting and Bible sludy Wednesday, 7 :.1 Eighty six cases were -prolion: Lois A Jenkins, Pomeroy, probation, no operator's license; cessed Wednesday In Meigs John C.lngeis, Pomeroy,$75and $10 and costs, failed to display County Court by Judge Patrick costs, 30 days In jail suspended to valid registration: Bernard JoO'Brien County court was not three days, one-year probation, seph, Zanesville, $10 and costs, held last Wednesday so the large no valid operator's license, Steve fatted to display valid reglstra· number re nects an accumula B. Donaldson, umg Bottom, tlon; Donna Posewltz, Athens, tlon of two-weeks of cases., suspended 30 days in jail, two $10 and costs, failure to yield; Fined by the judge were years-probation, costs, two Thomas E. WilSon, Pomeroy, $20 Dwayne Qualls, Pomeroy. $300 charges of assault. and costs, seat belt violation: and costs, 30 days In jail and six Tim Parsons, Pomeroy, $100 Henry Eblin Jr .• Rutland, $10 and months liCense suspension, OWl; and costs, five days in jail costs. stop sign; Walter Dillon, Randall Lee Stewart, Middlesuspended, one-year probation, Reedsville, $10 aod costs, export, $300 and costs, one-year restitution, criminal misChief; pired tags; Ronald D. Smith, license suspension, 30 days in Michael H. Litman, Langsville, Pomeroy, $20 and costs. window jail, l>WI ; $75 and costs, 30 days $50 and costs,- disorderly con· lint violation: Brent Finlaw. in jail to be served concurrently duct; restitution ordered for Pomeroy, $20 and costs, failure with tile OWl sentence, driving criminal damaging; Mrs D R to control, James Robson, Pomeunder suspension: $50 and costs ' Wright, Gallipolis, $25 and costs, roy. $10 and costs. failed to yield; for possession of marijuana, restitution ordered, pa~sing bad Stephen B. Barnes. Belpre, $20 Harold J. Will, Pomeroy, $250 checks, Lee Morris. Pomeroy. 30 and costs, passed a stopped and costs, three days io jail, days In jail suspended, restrain· school bus, Pearl B. Phalen, 60-day license suspension, DWI: lng order issued, six months Mason, W.Va., $25 and costs, Elmer Cowley, Portland, $75 and probation and costs, menacing; failed to yield from private costs, 30 days in jail suspended to Kenneth Bland, Gallipolis. $100 drive; Kay Koehler, Middleport, three days, one-year probation, and costs, one day In jail, $25 and costs, restitution or30 day s to obtain an operator's res dtutlon ordered on each of lwo dered, passlr.g bad checks; Wal· license, no operator's license, ter o. Arnold, Langsville, $20 and charges of passing bad checks; John Hill, Pomeroy, 60 days in Truman R. Hall, Middleport, costs, failure to transfer reglstra· jail suspended to 10 days, two- $100 and ·costs, one-year proba lion; $20 aod costs, stop sign years probation, costs, restrain· lion, expired registration: Kevin violation; David W. Landaker, lng order Issued, domestic vio- D. Thoma, Rutland, $75 and Pomeroy, $30 and costs, reckless lence , Robin •E. Slater, costs. 30 days In jail suspended to operation: Diana Barber, Reeds· l .angsvlile, $75 and cos Is, 30 days three, one-year probation, no ville, $25 and costs, restitution m Jail suspe.aded to three days, operator's license; Jeffrey c. ordered, passing bad checks; no motorcycle license: $20 and King, Pomeroy, $75 and costs, Walter K. Dillon, Reedsville, $15 costs, expired registration, three days In jail suspended upon and costs. failure to transfer Mark Allen Parsons, Racine, $75 proof of valid operators license to ownership. and costs, 30 days in 1ail be obtained within 60 days, no Fined for speeding were Sheri suspended to three days, one· valid operator's license, $30 and D. Whitt, Point Pleasant. W.Va., year probation, no motorcycle costs, reckless operation. $21 and costs: Henry M. Norris, endorsement: $30 and costs for VIncent, $21 and costs; Kevin T reckless operatiOn; Richard PeyJeffrey C. Gilkey. Middleport, Mounts, Brook Park, $21 aod ton, Dexter, 60 days In jail $10 and costs, assured clear costs: Carl Rollinson, Marietta, suspended to 10 days, two years distance; Julie L Hysell, Middle- $25 and costs: Rita Blake, probation, costs, domestic vio- port, $20 and costs, window tint LaBelle, Fla., $22 artd costs; J.E. lence; William E Morris, Reeds· violation. Paula L. Sayre, Pome- Thomas, Daytona Beach, Fla., ville, $75 aod costs, 30 days in jail roy, $10 and costs, failure to stop $21 aod costs; Gerald Bricham, suspended to three, one-year at a stop sign, Matt Hensley, North Muskegon, Mich., $24 and probation, no operator's license: Tuppers Plains, $20 and costs, costs; David Ferguson. Belpre, Brian K. Harold, GaiUpoUs, $75 !allure to control: Kimberly $22 and costs; Autumn Kriebel, and costs, 30 days in jail Peck. Cheshire, $10 and costs, Little Hocking, $25 and costs; Harold Hysell, Rutland, $28 and suspended to three, one-year !ailed to display valid registra Daily Sentinei- Pag1 'Democrats could pass drought bill: GOP I MT MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth and WorshlplO Tllfl Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • WASHINGTON (UPI) President Bush has Insisted America's maJor veterans that a constitutional change Is groups, armed with a new poll needed, although a number of lawmakers, mostly Democrats, a nd some emotional rhetoric, called on Congress to act quickly have suggested that the flag can and surely to protect the flag be protected from desecration stmply through a new federal from desecration But along with the exhortations law. AchangeiotheConstltution, !rom the American Legion, Vete· many lawmakers argue, could rans of Foreign Wars and the begin to erode First Amendment Disabled American Veterans, a free speech protections However, the Amencan LeHouse Judiciary subcommittee heard a former prisoner of war gion and the VFW, two of the caution lawmakers Thursday to most vocal groups in the flag not dama.ge the Constitution -debate, insisted Thursday that a because of the flag issue. A change In the Constitution was Medal of Honor winner urged the required. H F. "Sparky" Gierke, Legion lawmakers not to rush to action national commander, said, "We because of popular pressure • Close by, near the Supreme know In our gut that this is Court, the atmosphere was more wrong" ''Surely, neither our founding raucous as prolesters on bolh sides of lhe Issue competed for lathers, nor members of Con· gress, nor anyone in the history attention • Several Hou$1' members, sup- of our republic ever intended that porters of a constitutional anybody should be allowed to . ~mendment to outlaw flag dese· burn the very flag that has been , cration, walked to the court with draped on the caskets of th9se ; fire extinguishers because of who died to preserve all that it · speculation that a flag would be represents," he said. burned by the man whose 1984 Gierke told the panel the Initial flag burning In Texas prompted results of a Gallup Poll done for : the Supreme Court's ruling on his organization that found 66 ' the Issue. However, there was no percent of those surveyed fa· ' flag burning or confrontation vored a constitutional amend· ' Inside the Capitol, the main ment. The survey, taken July : question facing most lawmakers 7-17, Included 272 respondents Is not whether to try to reverse and had a 3 percentage point • lhe high court's 5-4 decision that error margin. Gierke contended • flag burning as a political protest the partial results were an · is protetted free speech, but indlcalor of what would be shown when lhe full. l,OOO·person sam· what route to take. •• pie is available next month. James Magill of the VFW said, "All of this oatioo's veterans have made great sacrifices in defense of the basic American principle of freedom of expres· sion, but freedom of expression can aod should <;o-exlst with the sense of reverence for the flag." John Heilman of the Disabled American Veterans said he did not care if Congress passed a constitutional amendment or a simple bill, but something must be done Ever since the court's June decision, veterans groups have put considerable pressure on Congress to respond to the decision But, as expected, 'the veterans who spoke Thursday were not unanimous. James Warner, a former Ma· rine flight officer who was held as a prisoner of war in VIetnam for 5 1,2 years, said desecration of the flag caused him "Immeasurable pain," but the Constitution should oot be tampered with because that might harm the First Amendment. "This little nibble oo the First Amendment will not be the end of It," he said. "If we take this first step, we will not be able to resist the second and the third and the fourth .." He told the~ panel he had angered one of his captors. who tried to taunt him with a picture of American protesters burning the flag. .t LINDA PAGE Director of Commerce •• NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS ' MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO >1 ' 1n: lnformotoon con-ning thll amount of tho fund and any neceauoy form.tion concerning the p,..ent•tk»n of • Claim therefor m-v be ab-o 4 , tatnod by any p•oon paa-aing 1 property fpropnetory)tntOftlllt In the '· Unclaimod Fundo by addr•ong a written onquory to the Director of Com, merce, •• followa ... . Director of Commerce Dlvloion of Undairnod Fundo K. O.raco, Chief 77 South Hlgll St-t Co!umbua, Ohio 13288·0646 I) "Tham• - Preacribed form• wtll be furnl1hed upon • req.,..t or inquiry in writ~ ,'~ . Name and oddr•• mutt be given exactly • lioted NOTICE Nam• and addr•. . of unclaimed account1advertiled jn ( puor v-•r• are on file with your County TrUiurer •• well • unadverttled' • accounto of l•a than f10 00 ; 4 Dr. Daniel R. Trent 'Family Practice • Accepting New Patients Monday, Tuesday, Thursday ~nd Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m. - Noon • CITY OF LETART FALLS - Roulh. Albert T Jr , Rt 2 Box 349 CITY OF MIDDLEPORT- Banhelmao, Judy, 6B8Locuat St, Bowart, Glenn W, 188 Walnut St :Call, Donald H • Grace E , 132 Sycamore •. St ; Call, Grace• Donald, 732Syc.....,.St, Glbbona, Wayne,144Hud· " ' oan St., Gorby, Terry, 3211 l'llge St .. lngelo. Clyde J , 725 Ch•tnut St , "-' Kennedy, Lary D., ODS, 2011 N 2nd Ave .. Kol•. Rog1nCI C , 721 Chaot· ~ nut St . Roulh, Patricia Lee • Rhonda, Rt 2, loxllg, Smith. Paul. 111 N .; 2nd; Su..,...ay, M E.. 47 Elent It Tr :Welch, Ullian N • 263 S. lith Aw.; CITY OF POMER0\' 1 Batl, Luth*, P 0 lOx 32, Bowlyor, Mery, Un· ,;I' known, Brlcttl•. David M , 402111 SR 181 : Con•aH, Hobeon, G""'""'· ~· Gary a Debra, 43223 Frank Ret , JoMaon, Lao. P 0 . Box 173, Jon•. H , " P, P 0 Box 183A Rt. 4; Smith, Paul N , 41820 SR 881, Bound Chy .,,. 1131 IR 124. Teeple. Ted A., P 0 101 4011; Vetarmana Mem Hoop. Elf I PhyL, 11 II E. Mamorlal Dr , Wltllama. Cathlrino, Unknown, Young, Mae, 240 Condor St. · CITY OF PORTLAND - J..-, 0 Box 104 Rt I , P. Appointments and Walk-ins Welcome .. Office Staff: Mary Dillard,C.M.A. Gail Hoveatter Linda 'Irent 138 Main St., New Haven, WV + (304) 882-3134 Fol'1merlv Bend Medical Center '" •• CITY OF CHESTER - LM. Larry R . PO Box 118 c.-.Unknown, Matney, Gloria J .' • ·: CITY OF RACINE- Orindotaff, David. P 0 Ina 1A, Rt 3, thle, •. Chart• N. RR 1, Box 111, McChaae. Alert •Cathy, 41071 SR 124,Sfo. tar, Marton D. a Rita Sue. Box 141 CITY OF REEDSVILLE - Cart•. Clyde, Rt. 1; Crary, LlnnleJ.. p 0 lox 74. CITY OF IYRACUIE - E.. lu 211. ~. CITY UNKNOWN - lltla. Coop. lno • Unknown; Geauet.t, C.. J W.. Unltnown. t7l 21 , 1tc ~ Dyer, Mettle E , P. O.ICill 77. Pape. Jam.. ~ 11..-; leo, Couniy Tatata: Tlllal 1 • 41 Ctalana- U,IM ». u,._ .,. • •• .:-'1 · •S< �• Paga 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomaoy- Middleport. Ohio ALLEN'S HAULING RATES mu~ be pr• c:ounti• paid. · •Recetve t .IO dttcoum for • • paid in •dvance. •free . . - Give.-ev and Found Mil und•15 words wlHbe run 3d-walt no ch•ge. · · •Price of ad for •N CIPftall•t•n ia double pt'ice of ed cost. •7 point Mnt type onty u.ct. •sentinel il not r•ponaible for en•••fler firat dar. (Check for erron flrlt d-v 1d runs in p.,...J . C.ll before :Z :OO p.m . • d._, aft• I)Ublli•ion to mllke correcdon. •Ads thllt must be peid i." •dv•nce are · Hapopy Ads Card of Th.,ks In M..-.orilm Yerd Sll• ,, ' 0.15 WORDS 18-25WDRDS 1 DAY t4 .00 S5.00 3DAYS 85.00 SS.OO &DAYS se .oo 813.00 10 DAYS $13.00 $21 .00 1 MONTH $33,00 851.00 1- C.rd of Th•ks Gallia County Melga Coumy ANaCGde614 Area·code 614 Milon Co .• WV Area Code 304 441-G•IIiPolis 367- Ch•hire 992-Middlopon Pomeroy 875 - Pt. PIHUnt 388- Vinton 986-Ch•ter 578-Apple Grove 245- Rio Grsnde • '256- Guyan Dill. 643- Arebil Dist. 379- Walnu t 843- Portland 247-Letlrt Falls 949- R•c:!ne 742- Rutlsnd 458- Leon 773- MIIon 882.- N.w H8Ven 937- Bulfolo 158- Fruhs & Veg•abl• • 59- For Sale or Trade S1~1 vrr:es 11 - Hellt Wented F ar111 & • 12-Situatkm W1ntM1 : 13- lnturance 1 14-Busin•• Training 1 B-Wanted To Do Dlllmllll Real Livestock 74- Motorcycl• 75-Boats & Motori for Sale· 76- Auto P1n1 &: Aec•10ri• 77- Auto Repair 78-Cimping Equipment 79-Cimpert & Motor Homes 31 - Hom• for Sale 1 32-Mobile Homei for Sale 33- Ferma for Sale 34- Butin•• Buildings 35- lotl & Acre~ge 38-Ataf Ea..te Wanted ... SerVICes 81 --Home lmprovem ent 1 82-Piumbing 6 Heating 45-Furnished Rooms 48-Specil for Rent · 83- EIIC.,Iting 84-Eitc:tric.. & Retri9eration 8!5 - Gen«<l H,t~uling 47- WII'Ited to Rent 48-Equipm ..t for Rent 49-Forl.e•e 86-Mobile Home Repeir 87L Upholstuy ; •> Public Notice ' . NOTICE OF SALE : ...)v virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of the Com· mon Pleas CoLirt of Meigs County. Ohio, in the case of the Home National Bank, Plaintiff. against Wamsley and Willard Debra K. Wamsley. aka Deborah K. Wamsley, et al. , Defend· upon a judgment therein rendered . being Can No. ee•CV-325 in said Court, I will offer for sale, at ttut front door of the Court House in Pomeroy. Meigs County, Ohio, on the 29th day of August, 1989, at i D;OO o'clock o.m . tho lol· !O:!Ving lands and tene· llll! ts , mants, to· wit : ·T he following real estate situated in the Township of Chester, Coumv of Meigs. ¥.ad State ..of Ohio : Being in S.,cdon 3 , Range 12 of the Ohio Company's Purchase ov1d beginning at tho forks of the Bashan and Keno and 1:h8 Bashan and Chester Road; thence In a westerty direction along the center of Bashan and Chester Road a bout 625 feet to an iron stake; thence In a northerly direction about 1 20 feet to an aim tree: thence in an est Brly direction to the south· west corner of the school lot now owned by Raymond Frank; thence along the south line of school lot to the Bashan and Keno Road; thence in a southerly direct ion along said Bashan and keno Road to the place of ~eginning. containing 4 acres. more or less. Excepting about one-half acre cOnveyed by C . L. Orr and Ruby Orr to Arthur Mora!~Y and Pauline Morarity in the southeast part as per deed recorded in Dead Book 166, Page 321 . • EKcepting ·approKimately Qnflt acre. sold to Ellis McMillon and Phyllis McMillan, by dead recorded· in Volume 2&7, Page 857, Meigs Countv Deed Recordt . DEED REFERENCE: Vo· lume JOe. Page 367, Meigs ~ountv Deed Records. - Said parcel was appraised at 815,000.00. ·: Terms of Sale: Cash. _· Real estate cannot be sold fo'r leaa ·than two-thirds of the appraised value. James M. Soulsby, Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio 14, 21 ' 2S, 3tc m Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCI~RY On July 10, 19S9, In the County Probate Coiln. Case No. 2625e , Margaret Crabtree, P.O. Box 470, Rutland, Ohio 46776 was appointed Exacutri~~L of the ntate of Burt Drake, deceaed, late of Main Street, P.O. Box 470, Rutland. Ohio 45775. · Robert E . Buck, · , Probeto Judge • 'Lono K. Nessolroad. Clerk 171 14, 21, 2S 3tc Public: Notice Page 379 of tho Deed Records of Meigs Countv; commencing at an iron pin marking the southwest corner · of the First Biptitt Church (Vol. 88 Pogo 5621 thence South 62 deor&B 1n minutes 05 secondo 45.11 feet to a P.K. Nail, said P. K. Nail being the true point of beginning; thence South 62 degrees. 10 minutes· OS seconds West 237.28feettoa P.K. Nail ; 1honce North 26 degr- DO minutes 00 secnd West 272.16 foot along the east line of the Grace Church property (Vol. 26 Page 13 end Vol. 38 Page 7241 to a point; .1hence North 51 degrees 09 minutes 29 seconds East 221 -42 feet to a Y2 inch rebar passing a Yl inch rebar at 4 .1 0 feel; 1hence South 29 degrees 52 minutes 47 18· conds East 314.48 feat to the point of beginning containing 1 .630 acre more or less. Terms of sale are cash and the board ·hereby reserves the right to rejeCt 8f\Y and all bids. No bid shall be ac· cepted for less ttlan the sum of $150.000.00. The board also stipulates that the Meigs local School District would retain rights to park on the grounds behind the building at football games and other school functions. The board also stipulates to the buyer that the bUilding contains asbettos. Board of Education of. 1he Mel gs Local School District Jane Fry. Treaaurer (71 14, 21, 2e; (el 4, 4tc Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE JAMES SCOTT - VS. JOSE SCOTT Case No. 811-CVI-96 Pursu•nt to an execution is· llled in the above styled ~ caee. I will offer for sale at public auction at the side entrance to the Meigs County Courthouse in Po- meroy, Ohio at 10:00 a.. m . Monday, the 31st day of July. 19e9, the following goods and chattels to wit : 1975 Chevy Monte Carlo VIN #1 H57H5D449398 Taken 11 the property of Jose P. Scott, to satisfy a judgement in favor of James Scott. James M . Souloby. Sheriff (71 21 . 1tc IVIeigs Public . N otic:e NOTICE TO BIDDERS \ Notice il h8foby ginn by t~o Board of Education of Moigo Local Sc~ool District th a1 said board of eduoatlcin on Auguat 7. 18S8, at 12:00 Noon, wMI offer ot public au~lon, on tho promllos, ochool groundo belonging to llld boord oloducotlon and olluotod In Saliebury Tawnllllp, VHlogo of Pomoroy. V)liogo Lot 12. Meigs County. Stoto of Ohio, Mid being In Frection 10. Township 2 RMige 13 oftho qtttD Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 17, 18e9, in the Meigs County Probete Coun. Cooo No. 21314, Dougl• W. Llttla, 211 · 21 3 Eut Second Street, P. 0 . Bo• eee. Pomeroy, Ohio 415769 wu oppolntod bo· cutor of tho ostote of Mary L, Morodlth, decaosod. lato of 3n20 Roc:keprlngo Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 415719. Robart E. Buck, Probate Judge lAino K. Nneolrood. Clerk 171 21 , 2e; (81 4. 3tc Public Notice County: Melp PUBLIC NOTICE The following were rocel· ved/ pr!lllerod by the Ohio !nvltonm..,.l PrDioction "-tO¥ (OEPAI loot - " '· Efhctlve dat• of final octlono ond ls ...nce d .... of ~FoRrvou propoled aetions and ot draft actions are ototod. Fi· naloctlonemoybeoppeolod, inwrklng, whhln J(ldaysof Environmentt.l tho date of thil Board notice,of to Re· the view, Rm. '!!100. , 238 E. Town St., columbua, oh.. 43216. Notlco ofai)V appeol shall be Iii ed with 1he diroclor within 3 doys. Propoled actions will become'finel un· less a written . adjudication hea,lng request is submitted within 30 dayi ·of the ilsuonce dote: or the director rovino / withdraws tho proposed action. Any peraon may ,submlt comments endI or a meeting regarding any draft octlon within 30 days of tho date indicotod . "Action" , •• used above do• not include receipt of a veri· fied complaint. If significant pftblic interest exists. a public mooting moy be held. Ao to any action, including r• ceipt of verified complaints. any person may obtain no· tice of further action&, and additional information. UnleiS otherwite provided in notice of particular actions, all communications shell be sent to: Hearing Clerk, OEPA, P.O . Box 1049. Columbus, OH. 43218-0149 Ph. (6141 844·2115. Con· ..,h ORC Chap. 3745 and OAC Chaps. 3745-47 and 3748-5 for roquireinonta. Final issuance of permit to Install : , . Fellowship Church of the NazarMio ..Oiive Twp., Ohio. Effective Date: 7-14-89. Applicelion No. 06-2624. This final actipn not procedod by propoled a~lon and io appeolobleto E8R . Septic tank-toochfieid oewage . Certified LicenHd Shop •v• PAT HILL FOlD AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ',. AltO Ttlltllllttlo·ll PH. 992 • 5682 Or 992 • 7121 RISIIINIW & CoMMatCIM SEARS II MIDDIIPOIT 915·4300 614-992-2171 ' CHErn I MOBIL~ HOlliE. PARK •Mobile Home Parts •Mobile Home Rentals •Lot Rentals in our memoriM." Sadly miaaad by Chllran Grand hll n a. 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Hpoll, 114-112.aa61. 81 Loot: l'omola Oormon Shophord-14 wko. old, In VInton. II found. ploooo rwtum. Clll11rto 388-t411i. IS MF tl'lctot, plowal dlac, nJW buoh hoal$3500; 4000 Ford 1rao- Yard Sale GaiUpolls 3 FAIIIILY: T-, clolhlng,-old and much moro. mioo this onol Thuroday • Friday, 8-7, 424 .,h Avenue, KanaUga. lion' rt-lsmiiY 111.-- uta. Frl, only. July 21, 3 112 on 180 up trom HIIC. 5 lomlly: Sot .. I to 3:30. Ac,_ lnHo Kuool'o Ukl. 1154 Jaclcoon. Plko. Loto of homo. Frt.; lat. • Sun...... FumMuro, gluoworo, knlvoo. guno, t - . lown moworo. 441 • - 81. Ellonolon. F~.• lat. 1111 Chothom Avo. Pop-up compor, 1 co-. TcY., motorcycle, 1 truck topper. Homewa od Dr. In Porter, Nice kldo clDIIwo • mloo. ThurL Frl., SoL 992-3B97 St. Rt. 124 Middleport. Oh. (lint to HIH Top GroatYI . 6-16-tln T1 J1 1SportJIIOr1 OPEN 7 DAYS 9AJI-7PM EICiilrT IOU DAYS II MIDDliPOIT, 01110 Now Taking Registrations 992-5211 .................. 7-17-'19-11110. ' •o•s IQUNIN1 •ZErOI l'UCIOIS of(!IO PIODum otiOWAID IOTAYAJOIS •fAIINIANMOWBS OltlfiiiS'IAIIIInaiS LAWN lOWER REPAIR •o•s Eau••••" 742-1451 SallmSt. I~ We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals, Plastics, ~tainltss Steel, · Etc. · 1• Pt. Plaasant & VIcinity Flrlt Tl- llrn and Drlvo. A~or. dlnll)ll room ouna, fl,.plio., double bH 1a11 at I• font gl~ clothlo and J.j,ji; Homo ond mloo..l'rl and 1111.-16;00 1111 1:00PM. . Maoclow- 11181 otdo Flr01111. Eio. Cond. N- IINL $41100. Col 514-4411HI. 11181112 Nlaoon plck·up, I opel. oliriiiFII otoroobauto. WI,. Whoa! co-L lea luo. V.ry Good oond./148111. Coil 514-4411-11121. •ft• oComput•iztd Bll111w DANCE CUSSES MODEliNG & BATON •p.m. 1915. Ford Eocort. 4311100 mlloo. Exoolonl condition. •25110. CoN 114.:ZIO-t311 oftot 7;00 p.m. NH lalo Wagon/$2,500; 14ft: E1gte tor ...., • whMI drive, Kuhn hay todaoriS1200i JO 30 88,"000 m11... 1184, •uto, air,· Bolo EJociorl$1800, coll•1.4-21511- n~ a., $3,000.00 finn, 3041711.:1837. . 8011. W.lk behind 10 hp, gravely lrac- For lalo: 1182 lluotong, , _ TA 'tor, with att1chmente, t1,000, 80 rodlalo, "" olum. rfmo, 'VOC Coli . Hall Cab ovtr camper, atove. 514~415-5102. relrlg,_ IIMpo 4-', 5800. Coli For 8ato: 11181 Focd eonv.nion 114-:J...nea. V.n, mkklae. I cylinder, 11,000 mil•. c.ll 114-44&-7307, I Livestock 63 p.m. email ponlee and work htr- OOVERNIIENT SEIZED VohlciH Wool VIrginia Tr..o, - ' I.,... · 2nosa r..r Alo.lt4-742-2234. lnHo •too Forde. llorcodao. 110 built lo ordar1 AOOito 21, ono milo Norlli of Rcploy. 304-372• 4 alght wook old plge and 1 sow Corvatt•. Chavya. Surpluo. Buyoro Guido (111015-887-eODO. 8373. far Alo. John IaBay, 514-112· EllS.ID188. 15154. 56 .Pets for Sale ATTEN110N HorN Owno,., 72 Trucks for Sale CMiylng lack. 2 lull bl-.1 black cockor Poln1 PIUI lo oponiOIII$1110 ooch, coli 11.4- Point Pluo, 2415 Jackoon Avo., '71 El Cimino whh 5110 onglno Point PloOOMt. phono 304-1715- $150.01L 77 Ford truck wMh 307 378-2103. 4084. . onglno MOO.OIL Coli 304-1715AKC Bouott puppln. A•;=l~o ~~~~~--~~~ 512:1. For 8alo: Quarter horoe • Colt. -c7::-::-:--,.----...,.-goiF.A.Be.-m81-7 . catl514·251-1210. 1H7 Ford truck 302 engine,' good oond, 8800.110. 304-~76AKC lllnlolln ~chsltund piH. Aaady to go oliruauot 1. Reglatered P1lnt1 and Quarters, 2115. Sholl ond -nn0c1. Colt 514- coii30W7&-81518 'or 878;-t711!1. 1V77 F·tiiO Ford Aa ..or XLT. 882-6673. Whllo lace, bull tor oolo, call Oood cond. Auno goOd. Coli . 114-317-G312. AKC A-lton.._ S lamalo, 7 114.:ZH-110l1. wu old, 304-1137·i<V1L • , 1V77 QIIC s quortor ton plck..,p Hay &Grain truck!St200. Coli 5t4-44&-85Vt, AKC r.glltarod ·Cookar Sponlo!l . 84 pupo, Bull cllalll a tomalll, For Soli: Oood Tlmolhy l!tY "'114-441-011!17. lhole ttaltecf· I WOrmed, .1.21/por bolo. Coli 114-387· 1877 OIIC Tri-Ailo, 8500 osrloo, tvo"":"t80 _.,, ca11 11.,_ D3114, • B14-317-GS12. 514 tronomloolon. 121ront ..,.. 34 ,..,., new •r tlr uaa, .1 5ft. ~~ tho llold $1,1111, H4-17S. alum. bod, loll wfthlwlthout bad. Call after 1:00 p.m. 114-251...... , 3QM7U880 • 171, 11321. 1014. 1m Clifty tt.lton truck. sao, 4 biiNI, ..... cau 114-441-3152. & VIcinity Bendlna RECYCLING ,..,l AC, AII-I'M oo-11, 4 cyl. 27 'l!po, c:.ll 114-44&-8143 aftor tor1S28elr Heuton round batar 11N17 Eacort. 1187 IROC Z28 lor $1tH. OWnor will llnanco. Cal iiiiL Cl11114-247-47i3. 114.:18&-81122. 1917- -~ 2110, A porll-t7 AC tractor wHh mowln~ . '-"1 cond. tow hrL Many ollrao. machlno, raka I AC bator $4811 Clll ·l14-44tlo7S21. 115 MF tr1ctor S41H, 110 N round bllor, $2195. ownor wll 111U UII'CUI')" Topoz 4 d-. Auto, altt AM.fll Cll ....te, llniiiCI. Coil 814.:Z&RS22. l!uckll _., dolor w l - hidJD· Oooor, blado, wlncho, $1750. den gae and trunk ralaue, rMr dolrootar. :104-t7s:e&33. Coli 514-245-tlU, ovonlngo. Loot : pockat- In - n d 1ru, AI. 124, 710 to 800 fl. blloro _..ion nmn. Plaosa Ntum; nood koyo, wallot. rl,.. can 114-742.:1118. 7 Farm Equipment 100 oorloo backboo (a1colllnt oonclhlonl wiii..-IIH omoll I medium tiD lrlctore. ·cal ttler 8 p.m. $2!100. CIII '814·1192-80V2. lainhnance & JAZZ FREE ESTI¥ATES Take the p11ln out of '· o.••• 181 . -coonhound•, aiel BALLET, TAP INnMOI-EmiiOI 6-27-tH •sa sr. RUCISI 992· 14-441-4741 or 114-441- LOST OR STOLEN 7 - Wilker 1914 Chi-, 4 opel. lransml• oiOII. Root good oond. AM-I'II at...o ......... $1400. Call 8t42Y-t2St. ' , 1884 Mittan S.i1tfll uc cond ooklng $3,QIXI. 304-t75-2188. oGrl8se Jobs oGeneral Ch•sis SINCE 1969 EVENINGS · painting, Lit - WANTED ROUSH CONSTRUCTION {'~~ ·,. •LIGHT HAULING 1-13 tin 4347. -to .... ' Oltlomobllo 280, v-e onglno wl1h mloc menltold ond parto. talco all !Dr •s.oo. 3044715-11041. Lost & Found eon . Joop porto whh 11rM, 304-176-3248. Part Qorman Bhophord and Huoky pupploa. AI lh- ho.. blua oyoo. Phono 304-t82-3210 tomato blk ·and -.t.Ho ....., . 1 AUto Parts & 76 Employment Services 3 m - cato ond 4 part Slam- klltono, 304-m..:MO. Found: Oray - 1 • lobby, blacll collali no lD. Fifth Ava. INL F:========tii · DAVE'S ParkmllurJ, WY n::-~on T Hou,. o,.to bo 1:30 10 5:00 Wod-, ond Friday: 8:30 to on 'IWoday. •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION - 1 Downspouts 6-15 IIIVost-lroll• 992-6172 Gutters - All MAKES AND POMIIOY, OH; NEW - REPAIR. •Fill Dirt Ctrtlllod Pl....d Po..... hoad of Ohio, 231 .... Main StrMt, announc. ...., houn far olont oerv• boalmlna Aua..- 1, 1881. Tho olllc!o ol PPSED WI~ bo on Wod- ~ ~ ~614)446~7619 or (614)992-2104 z 417 Second Avnte, Box 1213 · SWEEPER REPAIR 222 lent Main · ROOFING •Limestone lARIY D. IIOGAN, CK MARTIN'S FURNITURE and MOlE MASTE RCARD and VISA WELCOME ' IILOW HOI,IDAY 11111, IAIIAIIGA. OliO •Gravel 3/17/lttln MODELS Oil- 111!! RAVZ A YOIJ CALl IT WE WILl HAIJl/T ~~~;~;;~~~=J II1,~;;::;:~~:;;;;;~d;~:;! WITH lOOMS AND ·3 · Announcamtme Klltono to glvNWoy. Coli 114m-em. of sa. DIPP'EUIIT COLORS. _.., MD,._, Slop By and See Us!- Financing Available TRUCKING It. '33 North of NOW OPEN. WamadtoBuy Black COckol Sponlol 30W75' . 555t. LW. STEWART 992-7.U9 OHIO RIVER ' CAMPGROUNDS · 110. FREE E:STIMATES : Middleport. 4· 25-tfn 949-2526 . In Memory 9f ALICE BALSER Who Departed 'This Life July 22. 1988 "Though thi• ,life you hiiVO departed , you are thought of each and every day. You will alwa~ be Children lnstalllltion FREE EmMATES Professi-1 • Painting ' 992·2198 7-12·'89·1 That - ' Howard L. Writ1111il t:r::=======::;-tt========~· Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio :tnlo. 9 ' tV7t 110 QS SU2Uid llotOIOYCio· Drl.. ohell- 18.000 mQoo. Eieot'-"' . oonc~iiion.. .. .... ... 21517. .. 11N10 Honda' XAIOc_oX.. oond, . $300.00. 30W75-3tOlL ' 11182 Honda CXIOO. CulrtQ)n Shaft Drive, ,_.., eooled, tow · mil•. Eicollooll condNion. $950.00 Calllt-181' ~ d whHa and ora~ mall, Brittany Spaniol, 304 - - 2 We can repair and re· Roger Hysell · Garage •HATS •T· SHIRTS • OJACKETS FOR BUSINESSES , GROUPS& ORGANIZATIONS 1,000 GALLONS POOU, WELLS CISTERNS core radiators and heater cores. We can s • -nM, ·-lngo. Adoroblo pupploo. I - • old, Flully,llnlo dogo. 304-417HI33. SER~ICE APARTMENTS FOI In Memoriam horr)e (61011 SCIEII PIIIITING WATER SERVICE RADIA usine'88 erVJCe8 . MY·T·SHOP ON SAlE NOW A,T 5/ 1!189"" lENT (By Day or WHk) $18 Per Day.& Up A CHAIN UNK FENCES M.olt Forlign .Jnd also acid boil and rod --::P,-u7b~lic-:cN:-ot-ci:-ce--l-B--------II out radiators. We also repcir Gas Tanks. I 2 ···- SYAACUSf, OHIO "DOC" VAUGHN i\Oftoy . 1111 Davl- SuJ!'r Qlldo, E1c; ConCI/$3000. C.ll ~ry -' B1 C-I48-3V1 o,.day; 11.4- Announcem£>nts . Grant A. rh1rlt CAll 992-6756 ' 74 . Motorcycles WAN!.ADS ' I (6141 667.3271 .RePairs NIASE Certified Mach.., ic wrt11it .· ~Ill<' DUMP TRUCK · 992-2371 . IN THE' · eLAl~lflfD ADC );)'2, 1tc Call aa''·" NEWLAND ENTERPRISES Call Anytime HfRf'l·AlAlf Company Purchase and be· ing a part of the2 . 34acrelot d8$cribed in Volume 136 HOMES & GARAGES w. - v.. St-'• Cha~~ Auct-. Rick Peoiaon led In Ohio and Wool Boold.. Aucllono, 'ln. 5785. or ln. 949·2160 Day II' Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Wintlews · Goode KIT N' CARLnE~ by Llni .,Auction PH. 949·2101 FREE ESTIMATES 6-7.' 9-1 41 - Houles for Rent Public Sale )'At a-IIIICiblt Pricos" St..., Doors & Houeehold DIAMONDS CUSTOM IUIT StoiiMss Gutler llfllace!Mnl Willdows llown Insulation DOZER SITEWORK • ROADS CLEARING Oomenlc Vehid11 A / C Service All Major & Mi·nor 72- Truckl for Sale 73-Vsns & 4 WD ' t Esta t e 1600 GALLON WATER SERVICE ..U.STONE SPREAD DIU HAULED. 992·527 VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE 71 - Autos for Sale 42- Mobill Hom• t ... Rent 43-F•rms for Rent 44- Apartment for Re(\t Cat Results Fatt Suppl11:s Tr a n s po rta tion 2 1- Butln•• Opportuf1itv 22- Mone, to Loan 23- Proflllional S•vicea Mastic - C•taintiiiiS Vinyl SWI,. 51 u~ BISSELL BUILDERS INSULATION Sand-Stone~Dirt 81 - Fir m Equipmern 62- Winted to Buy 83-Liv.. tock 84-Hay & Grain 86 - S11d & Fertiizer 15- Schools 6 Instruction· 11-Redlo. TV & CB Repair 17-Miscellaneous 895- letert 667- Cootville to Buy [ 111 ploy lilt~ 11 1 - cl•tifi~ dis • . lusln•s Card and legal notices) will also spp . . 1n the Pl. Pl. . .nt Regilter 1nd the Glllipolili Oatty Tribune.. reeching owr 18,000 hom•. following telephone exchanges ... 1 8-P~blic Sele • Auction c~t Classified pages cover the 53-AntiquH 54- Misc . MerchandiH 56- Building Suppli• • 58-Pats for Sal a 67- Muaical lnstrum.,ts 7- Y•d S.aejpiMd in 'ldvance) •A classified actvertillment piKed in Th• Deity Sentlnlt·j ·- DAY BEFDRE PUBLICATION COPY DEADLINE - 11 :00 A.M. SATURDAY MONDAY PAPER· - 2:00P.M. MONDAY TUESDAY PAP!R' - 2:00P.M. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PAPER - 2 :00P.M. WEDNESDAY '[HURSDAY PAPER - 2:00P.M. THURSDAY FRIDAY PAPER - 2 :00P.M. FRIDAY SUNDAY PAPER 5 1-HouMhold Goods 52- Sporting Oooclo 3- Annoucemants 4- 'GiYesway 5-Happy Ads 8- Lost and Found 9-W~nted 28-35WORD8 t7.00 $10.00 815 .00 $25.00 160.00 Merch~nriiSC 2-ln, Memory J&L' ··l'om.oy...:.:Middlapqrt, Ohio . LAFF-A-OAY Business Services • . The Area's Number 1 M;arketplace ~~~r.:M:.:.•::.Gallla Or Muon Friday, July 21 .• 1989 ~~----------~~------~----~~~~~~ • 18 TO PlACE AN AD CAll. 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY SUNDAY . Friday, July 1. 1989 1871 1'-1110 Ford Truck. outo, Nco - · 11101. Drlg. point.- good oond. For lnlo, 0011 1 1 7071. . -· 1171 Ford 1'-tiiO 4x4 plck..,p, 010. oond/U,OOO. Call Clary .. 914-4-0 day; lt4-441-7788, 14011 ' tillS 8-10 414 plclc..,p, uo.· oond. $1,000. Col Gary ot 81444Wit0. . , 114-441-me, 12 -~~~.... MelgaAraa Yard Sales 2t0 Iouth Fowth, Uldcflopoll. 73 vane & 4 wo·a July 1111 ond Zlnd. Tapo ptayor, Clond-. till Chon Canvsnlon Van lull olu, ollllf4-446.:1111.1 POOR SOY TIRES, 30wn: 3331 front ond ollgnmont 111.N, 4,000 good UHC1 UNo, Mml' drn, new tina. . • 79 Campara & Motor Homes 1871 Trotwood 11, olaopo a, loto .,.ee. l*'abl• toilet, •t.ooo:oo 304-1'7W51:1. . • of 1174 Wlnnabago, Motor Homa, $2200. Col 114-44HSI1, ' ol 114-4-. . - ' 1875 VW Clm-'>!lo. 121100. 0!10. St. At. 181, 4 mlloo nort~ oiA-III,Oh. · 11n Apocho fold dawn, Ole, •ove, elnk. ice box, AC, DC. convertor. Cllil14-3711-21518. , 11N13 Bhoota 15 112 ft. comp•m AC, awning, rully Hit-container• naoo. catr&14..C4t-1284. · 20 ft. Prowler Travel Tran.r. Tand..n whHit, •lr condhloned. $2800. Coiii1.4-INIS-44$3 or 114INIS-4411. . • Services . Home ' Improvements ·. ~-. 81 BolirSEMENT WATIAPROORNO ''. Uncondltlanal 11811ma guaran' too. Loco! Nloroneoo lumlohocf Fca •tim-'•· Coli colloct- 1· 114.:137~, day or night. R. o g _• r 1 8 1 • · • m • n t WoterpniOflng. ' ... FOlly T- Trimming, otum~ Nmcwal, coii30W7~133t . : ' Ron'o TV s.,.lco, opoclallzlnti In z.,.hh alao urviclng mOal other br~ndt. ·Houte ctiTt, •Ito' aoma oo>Pilanoo ropaiCL YN 304-''15-2391 Ohla 114-448. 2454. Rotory or coblo tool drilling. Molt wells compltled ume ·Pump eal• and Hrvlc., c • :l;. GS-3802. SWEEPER and oowlng machln~ -lr, parll, ond ouppiiH, Pick up and Rll¥ery, Davit: VacuU"' Claonor, hall mila u~ Ooorgn Ccook Rd. Cl11114-446. 0294. .. • 'Soptlc Tonll Pumplng.$90, Ollila Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES; Jackoon, OH 1-eOD-537-8521. : . Trw I Stump, removal, eh1d1 treH, evergreen, 1hrubt:, mulch; muahroom. COmpoat, Medlnt Don'o Landscopoo. Coil 11 448-88411. • ' 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fou~h and Pine Oolllpotlo Ohio Coli ., ........ " lt4-44S. 4477. . - 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Aeeldtnlltl or · commercial wiring, new MrYice or teptllra: · LlcenMd electrician. Ridenour • Eloclrfcal, 304-t715-1791. 85 General Hauling J a .J Wotot Sorvlco. Swimming, POOI•1 cl.,erna, Wlllo. cau 114'. 245-a.... - 'Polrlck W-'or 8arvlco, poolo wollo, olstemo, 1,000 pl. dollvorlH, PhOM :Dtt "'114-448-4011. ':ols* 'Ia. . A a A Wotor Sorvlco. Poo'!'1 _cl• t - welll. lrnmodlo,..t ,..., or ~&- dollvory. Coli............. ffiiD'\Ible Wotor nte.. Houll~ ¥01'""' dli- ooum., 2.1100 to 4.000 ca..-lty:olo1orno, 3044~11 . - . stc. • call Give U•A CaU Today" 992-5114 to gill II, I cladll ·, ... 1&11'1 foal'S' �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~'MN~ WI!ATHIA l!fMC! I'OR!CAST TO I AM EDT 7·22-89 so Friday, July 21, 1989 • ·, •• t n.~luaes Showers and .thunderstor1ns blanket East: • 0(1) • -~ panled a thunderstorm near scattered· across the plateau late Thursday . More tlian 1.31nches of rain fel t: Great F.alls, Mont ., knocked a region and lnto 'parts of AriZona mobile home off Its blocks and and New Mexico. Winds reached overnight at Jacksonville, Fla.,: . hall cracke,J a car window about 40 mph at botb Salt Lake City and and an Inch of rain was recorded• Cedar City, Utah. Some local Ions .at Ozark, Ala. Boston reported: 10 miles SO!Ithwest of the city. . 73 ol an -'Inch and Hartford,· Winds gusted to 63 mph during also reported blowing dust. ! an early evening thunderstorm FlOoding was reported early Conh., had ,68 of an Inch. .' Heavy downpours In the She-: at nearby Malmstrom Air Force Friday morning In portlo!ls of. , Base, officials said. nandoah Valley on ThursdaY: west-centra1 Jndlana. Heavy rain Other thunderstorms were caused flooding In Centre County brought flash floodhig that: claimed the life of a pregnant · In central Pennsylvania. West VIrginia motorist and le(t at· The weather service s;tld skies least two others missing. . . ; were clear across inost or the Great Plains, but a single .thun· Jerry Rought and Frank A. 'at the t).S. Flag a crlple. One of Ucense issued : ··derstorm moved -f rom soilthwe~t Vaughan, of Drew Welieter Post · :·the largest parades In receJ!I 39 of the _American Legion, history was held Saturday Iowa across the southe~stcoi'ner . A marriage liCense ·1¥15 been:' • of Nebraslla to northeast Kansas Pomeroy, attended the Ohio afteroon. Issued In Meigs County Probate: · Sunday's session Included elec. American Legion State ConvenCourt to Christopher Paul Haye,lion July 14-16 In Toledo. tloh of the 1989-90 state officers. ,. 32, Rutland, and Cynethla Sue: EasNOW -"AIN c:;) SHOWERS · Secretary of Veterans Affairs The newly eiected state com' Denney, 19, Rutland. ,.. ',,I ' Edward J . Derwipskl spoke to mander Is Sam Barney, of By United Presli 1nlernatlonal FRONTS: Warm "Cold . . Sialic "Occlu'.fP<i the assembly Friday evening. Lancaster, the largest post In · South Central Ohio Reunion July 29 · r.•~ s~ows minimum t!mperatures . At ~RSt 50'~ of a,y !b~ ar~IJ ;~ 'r:-·~-:::tsl Saturday's se~slon Included ap· · Dis trlct ·s .which Includes Meigs Tonight and Saturday: Partly '" ,~ .. ~~t t"'~cttafitJ" if"Jic~t~ UPI •. proval of resoluttohs of state.and County; first vice-commander Is .cloudy, with a low between 65 and The annual Nevllle famlly_,. national ·Interest, Including Ed Volsard, of St. Marys; second ·80. Highs Satruday. will be reulilon will be held. Saturday; WEAi'HER MAPShoweraud thuDden&orms are forecaetfor .. adopting a resolution In support vice commander Is Bob Ray; and betWeen 85 a11d 90. Winds tonight July 29, at Krodel Park In Point; • pu1a of tile -lllera Plata~, mid MJ-..ppl Valley, Olllo Valley of a ConStitutional amendment the state treasurer Is Jim Myers. will be light and variable. , .• . . . par1a of tile aorlll AU1111tlc Coae$ aWes. ( UPI) Pleasant~ W.Va. A potluck dlnnel' ~hlch would make descecratlon of Grand Rapids. . Extended Forecast will be served aboilt 12 n00n: The American Legion Is the Sunday through TUesday . Family and friends_w,e lcome. ~ ~ largest organiZation for Veterans Fair through the period, With !I and Is approaching three mllllon highs In the 80s and early I . Contlnui!Q from page 1 I members worldwide. Ohio ranks morning lows In the 60s. Dally stock prices ' fourth In Legion membership (As of 11 a.m.) •• with current membership total· H08pital~ Bryee 1111d Mark Smith lng 155,671,_an all time high. Six A battle of the bands will be held by the Southern Boosters of Blunt, Eilts & Loewl thousand Ohio Legion and AuxJJ. Joey J;>oulin, son of Marilyn Saturday on the Southern High School football field. · ll!rY members · attended the and Richard Poulin, Bradbury, <;ompetition 'will begin at 1 p.m. · . Am Electric _Power ... .. ........ 29~ three-day convention. remains a patient at Mt. Carmel Refreshments will be sponsored by the Southern Boosters and AT&T ..... ......... ..... , ........... .. 37% _ State Commander Barney anEas 1 Hospital In Columbus for door prizes will be awarded. Spectators should take· lawn Ashland Oil ... ..~ .. .......... .... .. 37% nounced at convention that the treatment of Injuries suffered In chairs. Cost Is $3 for Individuals and $~ for couples. Proceeds Bob Evans ..... ......... ............ 14Y.! Ohio American Legion has de11 motorcycle accident. Poulin f~om the event will go towards the funding of athletic coaches In Charming Shoppes ... ....... :, .. 16Y.! • clared "War on Cancer." Bar· has been confined there for four the dlsbict and for transportation expenses of the band. City Holding Co .. ..... ... ...... .. 15% '' Ca11446-0699 ney's special ·project Is to raise weeks and ,has undergone sevFederal Mogul. ................... 22¥s " $1~.000 for the· fight against eral surgeries on his foot ahd · GAilii'Qf.IS, 0110 Goodyear T&R .:.. , ... .. ..... ,... 53% ' cancer. ankle. His room number Is 318. Heck's ........................... :.. .,.% ' ' Key Centurion .. ... ..... ... .. .. . :.12% Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services were Lands' End ......................... 28% • called out four limes on Thursday. Limited Inc ........................ 33% • Middleport was called at 2:42a.m. to Fourth Ave. for Nora Multimedia Inc .... .... .. ......... 98~ Mills who was taken to Holzer Medical Services, and at 10:39 Rax Restaurants· ...... .............. 3 a.m. to the VIllage Manor for Donald VanCooney who was taken & Myers ...... .... ;..... 16Y.!· Robbins to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Shoney's Inc ........... ............ llY-1 Tuppers Plains was called at 3 p.m. to State Route 7for Myrtle Wendy's Intl ......... .. ..... ..... ... 5% Gore who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. . Worthington Ind ...... .. ........ :22% At6: 35 p.m .• Racine went to State Route 338 for Pearl Norris · to Holzer Medical Center. (J) (J) (J) WIYX ill> , 00 • .) . ' §AT.. JULY 22 ....!,•,.. ........ =. WVo\11 Ctlll: 0 0 0 0 • WCIII 0 00 WQN WTAP 11M 11:30(J)..., .._. e (J) • '• '·t •· ' • j. ' f• .''I ' t T-Wolla ln'aba• 'II With Gary Miler •ill Kldl"tat lllllclelrllcle · · Syracuse driver cited RIPOft Cllltlari8Cenler (0:30) Forfeiting bOnds were Mary L. Woods, Pomeroy, $43. assured clear distance, and Ronald Carr, Middleport, $43, ·stop sign violation. · Donnie Freeman. Syracuse, was cited for no operalcJr's license following an accld_ent .on East Main St., In Pomeroy, Wednesday. !'>ccordlng to Pomeroy Pollee, Freeman was west bOund on East Main St. when theaccldentoccurred. Hetoldpollcethat an east bound vehicle started to turn left Into his path and he swerved right and struck a utility pole. There WIIS heavy front end damage to the vehicle. Freeman was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy unit of !_he Emergency Medical Service . .He was treated and. released. •o~ Plan dance Saturday There will be a dance at the Ell Denison Post 467, American Legion, Rutland, on Saturday night from 8 to 12 midnight. Music for square, round and slow dancing will be provided by the Kitchen Pickers. There wlll be a refreshment stand. The public Is Invited to attend. Free clinic slated Thursday 1 A clinic providing free lung screenings for residents with three years mining experience In underground or surface mines will be held at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy Thursday from 10 a.m to 2 p.m, by the 'Lancaster-Fairfield Community Hospltal.' s Coal Workers' Respiratory Disease Clinic. As explained by the c_linlc personnel. a breathing problem may be manifested as asthma, chronic bronlchltls, emphysema or black lung. At the clinic residents will be provided Instruction In proper breathing techniques, lung hygiene, nutrition and exercise. Addltonal Information on the clinic may be obtained by calling 1-687-8173 collect. :UMW. •• Fire department -releases·summary Continued from page 1 ' • two power poles In a remote ~ section of Russell County In . southwes I VIrginia, knocking out electricity to 10 Pittston mines • charged them with conspiracy to commit a felony. "They were prepared," Frank said. "They had rocks stacked up there." PoUce also arrested 22 other · A state trooper was slightly people as a convoy of more than · ~ hurt late Thursday In Dickenson 200 slow-m-oving vehicles : County when a 'crowd threw · clogged the roads near Pittston's · rocks at his cruiser and then Moss 3 Preparation Plant · ; rocked It when he stopped, Frank . said. The trooper, whose name jwas not released, suffered cuts ,on his arms when the rocks · :smashed his windshield. ; , Pollee arrested_42 people and The Pomeroy Fire Department vehicles traveled 198 mild In June answering four alarms. All were out of town and Included one structure fire. one motor vehicle accident. and two hazardous materials calls. REMFUFI WITH Te-a ROWDS b-IIIIIIIJ e d........ _ . - ln'lllll-1....11 •r ¥tiM POMEROY FLOWU SHOP "Tit .. , .,._ ....." ... .s..... LtH'f' .. I'll. "1·20ft .. "2·1721 :Event eancelled ' :' A golf. tournament scheduled 'by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, lBeta Sigma- Phi Sorority. for ~Aug. 6 has been cancelled. • :Seoul Day plmned ' :' Camden Park In Huntington, W.Va. II offering a discount to ·Jirl ICOUta and their families on 'Frlday,Aq. 25,frcm 12 noon to4 ;p.m., II I cott ofS:J.!IO'per ~10n. 'There II no charge for registered :adult leaden. Girl Scout retia· 'tnttoa caldi may be req~red as 'proal til member~lp. The dl• . ·~ dQ Ia IJIOIIIOfl!d by Black DlamOid Girl Scout Council. :.v. raldnta wttli qtll!ltloDI tile dtacount day may call • .., Copr at 992·2688, :alilut ( . a... •w (%)au- lliMI ~ CGurt w.• · (J) ~ NawiUi/1 ~ (J) fll.nlllne (J) y.,.._ OITM' ~PhiAIIol ....... • iil p.RI Lang • S2,00o~o · Trade IIJ Cal Yau .... leldnue? · Ill Amcllca'l Weekend Glnlcner . (J) .Two'• Comp lnr Cll (FR) .... Ollcllalulc · 8 .... 01 Ctlllflll . llporiiAIMrla8 [I) •Cil G1111~a aJ 3-2-1 Con•al C!l ..IIRI ..... Ill Nlghl Coult . • 0 .,.., lunotl IIJIIancr.,.... 0 ..,.,.,. V.....l211CIDliM8 ......01~· . 10:00{I)Pippar. · AI- MI111 lft Puling lerlei l;'rom Loula._,,KY . oMewaa81Cfl ' ·• ill DoMIIwe . Ill IMO,TU,!!t'"' C.O.P.I. Ill (MO.TU,WIII Win, !Me Orllmr !-t..~=Or ... • 1:111.Inwam..... auli11n TK,I'It) ·e:-IIUJ111 <I) IC.I,D.I. (I) tnllde The PCIA ..... .,..,_. (2:00) 10:10 10:30 llunlltngA li'eclng .~WI,TH,I'II) "-teen 11:31(1) IMve n To In• 190 MULBE~RY ' AVE. o ;trow~~& Week w'Cicntllo llai ILL~f... (0:30) ...... Wlllllcl KIIUDII =~· =:s:~ • c:;;..;.... n•war-. 1 WI .....u .. 1'--'iiDwiO end I" """ """•Ani l 0111 .&::'*Ted 1 .......... ,... ...... ·~': ~ g. ·==-';!:-...... 0 , 11:10~~~~ts •• ,..,. tha ' . ' .. ' . .' ' .... .. ' . . IIIIM'a The .8locrill , Ill Mllml Ylcc Nobody Uves: Forever • • Couilir Kltcllcn 7:30 W Can pblls Clllllill Ollcllalellc t 1 SpOlia......., .Ill L.-r Ill CHIII!•plnloli . Ill fri Olllo · llllleniOII JID~EGfl a IMullc on. Week Coo : J 8:00 W MOYIE: The LMoa ilangcr' • The Loel Cltr 01 Gold : ~a-:01 Giobtlllolllill. on tour in Sydney; ~(A) IIICI ao sr~ =e=e:::. with riDe. (J) 1+1 Ca t I Q' .................. Ill .......... Ill .,.... Tlllulllc Till~ Of ..... . d Ill u.s. or.. , ...... (!) ...... YIUi•P Al..._ '-"' .._..,have tun _, • t 1111 .., Two P,eda • w-·· hOmemaker ..._, he's laid j' off from his job. (R) r;1 (I) PloHuntington IIMcll Valalf(lll From · • • ' Brown aacepea wltll a locket, tha inl!piC!Or In hot pursu~. iwarWorld At W• Gernwo miChlne 10 rot!. IOre.,:=ln~ortiand, narootlca snare ~ins a drug dealer. ~ I1J) PrllneNawa .Ill ........ When the town bully wlnda up dead, Ethan ~ an unlikely .._,o. (R)~ IHl MOVIE: The llenua Fillcon (NR) (2:00) Ill MOYIE: G:uleaquc (2:00) O..nd Ole ()pry Live lick.... 8:30 • (J) 1111 """" tngl arranges a marriage to be , stay in the country. : a r:ciO . ·' ellll Rap-. Take behind the rocenes lOOk at Ringo Sterr _ e s he prcpanos a c:omebeek. • Grcncl Ole ()pry Live 1:00e (I) 0 Gal dan Glrte Sophia lnvcata roommates .. ~::r~~:: . .,.: 'Cioolcla' . 00 u. (I) • Cll · : AIC lllovlc lpUIII (2:00) • (!) Aullln Cltr Llnrlll (1 :00) .• . (J) AIM F-. Olf Cenlef Tllrce ChOrcoglllphn explore the t11emc of lllatrmptcr&lllvll'll (I) ' : gUMII . ... s~=:=L : lbr :-=n:r-Qof of new ~.:. .. llpOIIaAIII&IIcl . (!) Clllll Clnocct r;1 Ill C Ill IIJ 0.:111 DFI Bobby Lord '-11 IIIia ICivcnturc . . . ..IMturlng Clilbrit)' ...., wllllllllld ..c!IIDOI~rg. r;1 • Open 4:1011Jiporla Cloec Up 'CI)fllllj . . Will : . .II IS I talllall 8r I ~ 1::;. ..... , . · ~~· :t.., ::-:.!'l': • • • ca.tllliiA ........ .inlllll1112.: jllllf•ilclilil POMEROY, OH. Rf11en1or . (1) . ~.. . . . . . , . IDII dllll•Cook• Flccipal includll peppers atulfcd with ctoee•, Ind. baked lea of limb._ (J) Will Amcrtc8 A lOOk et Alpine ......... includl mountain goallltld (J) , . ,....... Ia wed? MNING , •on full Blz!B care and trucka, end Mlected Ullll unite. Sele Prlaea ilxcluded end RebatH to Dellere. (I) Aralllc . . . . . . Pllce •. (!)-01 (%) llnllwa lllllllloa ' . ,. 0 4illlr Gill IIi WE WILL TRADE FOIIT·AND GIVE YOU AMINIMUM OF S2,000.00••• NO MAHER WHAT SHAPE IT'S INII IJ) Ula...,l'or......,.. u,w.:o..z:-•d . Ill Pun Houle • co-••• Klldoen 4:00(1) a...... (I) AIMolu'lr HOlM Toda, ' 10:01 (I) MOYIE: Cet'l I!" IPG13) T- (I) (Pit) IIJCoftrS., .Ou..IOIThe_G..._I~.......... llllle«cad li•IDauallc ' Ill r.tA•S"H ov... .._, lu1ln11t Repad Cil (TH) TllotaiiiiNMM ~ lalooal o.=.:d•• g Ill (1110) Ol;mpta l'eltMI I:GI Cll Adcllllll. l'lllllty ........... ~~or'£ 'ljri~ . Toda, 3:30 (!) 111-"""''""'oadltiUiarlll Cooking ' _ ....... T. . . . (0:30) t ! (!) Wondaniona Barnacle . = I E : I To I (PG) (2:00) Ill l!!!ltJWD09 llllldlr • Rimadllng 6 DDIICaiOOr&ellllll. 1 • ; 0 Cl$1111 Gaog iPGI(1 :30) 1tr1c Willi a.. KlcMcll eo illl'lght lllckt . • ill Uirlno.'lecl HH~idrilnltDPIIIIIan•• IL~·E;II : Trek: TM Naxt • ~ GNat Amtllcln WI arlklll ~The Menu . . a.aeh.CAffi Cll • CIJ lliillon: lillpDIIIIII IMF trlea1to expoae an aristocrat ·who i!!;actlces ~II wonhlp. (R) a · llhoeitiulleN a , (!) ,.,..... In ACtion r;1 Cll (MO.TU,TK) litHer llcle 0.. 01 The Week r;1 2:30(!) Tille Old Haul& Wals are pla81ered in new edition. ~ villls bad lnd brM~ IM. . 3:1111 (I) llans aaa , Cll1MI NICe Trllllilon Cllen plaMNp From NICe, France (T) CD llomctliaw Learn how to renntah WOOC!Itoort. MOYIE tCltlcn 01 . (1:30) <ll cn.ta ...... Brink 01 Dleulllr eO, .... K-.cliy......, 1:10 01 tii... Lbllk 1:30(J) ICJ~ Oitd Clll'lll*l' Hole (0:30) Cll .Cil .lllmltA The IIMI Ill IMO,TU,WE,TH) 0.1. Joe liS NIC leubllt Ill MOYIE: Love AI Flm lllit OINawiiJpdlle 8 Clrlllaldo • MlchlelllilcOnoas 1 2:10 ill HMIIIIweak 2:11e!Jl • aara .. am (2:00] • TOIIIIIIf Hilntlr ·aar::=:::a. •o• e (I) dJ Ncwc UUppcdlllllele (J)IIc.,.aao. Clllpnullll \t ~\ Choice AWirds are praaa tted.' <Dttomaatr*- Ill •A'I"H · • 0 Alvin • The ,.,,. '"''~ ,\,, - of . Olllporll (!)MDII &llh •n Winners of the 7th Annual on-·s Jirnmv Hourlliln II your guldo! 4:30~W ~llllttrl<-.llelt • (J) c.-, ..... ..... Au.......~... -....... . 10 I ~ Jllhlng_ _ ldv&nlurll. 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World New (J) La-101 Wetk a:v-= ==~~ Frccstyte · 1:30 W lupalllooll .[I)"" ' al MOYII: E..., Time We .., 511PG13) (2:00)_ IDIII-'1 • cau ••»CH;a ; ,lulllor..... . 0 New dli •DinPoaua co=l&rtrWIIL'I. ~a:•:•:lc:••n• · eCil ~· •m ' teats hla ~ to turn cneml&llnto 1:30(!) ··~11-01 ~Q · 8 l'llliJii :8; ---aiirl · I:OI'W'Ma et Gaagii$IIIC E•pll • Hull: Danae 01 4:00 ()) 111111 . .,.._.01 Hlluanl Clll.i.L OIJilple ruiN~ SUGAR RUN. MILLS 992·2155 w. :• ra -111;m::..to;;da'n. 'S~ay . I l Rain l'.wtThe rain lorftls ~ o1 Coate RIC& are lane to ~ lush ptaot and animal lila. • (!) 01. . 111 Youllllea to her llriclllther ; so she cen go to tha ICIIool • dlnce Q • •o 0111:1 ,....... I Cll rtllanll Gaaa111!111k= Chllelr&n. MOYIE: c-a. ...,_lPG) (2:00) Ill DiJMrll 3:31 Clll'lll!llilDMI 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Satqrday 8:00 a.m.·4:00 p.m. Cll IU rlli ak r;1 Clu'g '(0:30 ' . . . Ill Clll'!lrtlll .. tCidl ... <ll -To."ftic "-1om · ~ • 11'1-'fllilr.• 51 5I !'""·~..,........ HOURS: Monday·Frldlly ~ :· ~:c..: (~:=~bll ~~l:~ Doctor 01E.CioMUp · ,en.• '· Mullc: 1'urlllc (0:30) . Mullnt ....... Yogi QPia.,lt'l iltllatllll,_lci I lo 7:Gtllll Rln 1111 1111 K-1 Cop •CJl ne•ancl GuanrpNc MyalcriH 01 Animal BehlviOr 1:Gil (I) boll Hone . . . C!lu ,., .- I!J:iiC:::B : • Tfilc . . . In Counlly = .•o"-•••. . . -- ' i•oaupa.-, ... Time~ r;1 :, a1 Nallonlt aeagnlplilc On •iJ::a:Cataan Cll . Cnlolllll CNek ' .Col llftQ AllltiMrUl Cllataa In Cloeoge GWeekend 0 Dlamolllll JllfCIS I 1:30W Co nbaw e illllliiii/Y 01 Dletll. 7:30W:c.lill KMa._, '"" •Cattle Spray •Horse Spr!IY •Fly Blocks •Dairy Bombs ·•Hornet and Wasp . Hour . ll'\·• ' Q( 7:01(1) NWA WN llfrg , _ . I 8 (!)~. Doac The Woa Pa~~&War CD Tille Qd·Haul& A atone . wall Ia built in 1118 garden arcc at Weathcrbecl Farm. 1;11 dJ l!¥aiol • IICivllr . IIJ·T;'h Aiw'au Hd ...... 8uOoY ;Nawewetah ............ OIEd IP~....:.oll~ •. 18 ~ 8ccNt ldoiUIIJ 12:30(1) R - . e l2l Co111pU- Menial ODct:k JULY 22 & 23 • beCOIII& lnvotvccl with crooklr. ClillollglilltiPG) (1 :55) .on'n beoent ' DWI . World 01 IIIUay Youngsters Investigate a cealle and guttta. 12:0111) MOYII: llccth 01 A I Bring Your Sweetheart To These Area Dairy Queens: tl! W011~1 tut Lord '-11 IIIIa ICivcnturc HliH lclturlng Clllbllty •m........., &:§.~·TWMiy •m · •u.Lr_....,. ill • 01 (J) World Clllmplpnelllp Wrutlllrg · (!) IMIOVdon Look at the ·adviiiCICI spece progrems undii'Way in Western Europe. • CIIIIIIIIJ Ouldocn Bobby 7:00Wv.-. (I) (I) • [J) • . oge • ···<IIifi!~oa ~ 99< ..... 1:00()) loldertown 1111 (2:30) OLD FASHIONED -SODA Next year's Community DeveiO!IIllent l3lock Grant allocation to Meigs County will total $114,600. That's up $5 000 from this year's allocation which went toward construction ~fan elevator In the Meigs County Courthouse, which will serve the elderly and handicapped In the county. CDBG funds from the Ohio Department of Development are channeled through the county commissioners. Meigs Commls· slon Clerk Mary Hobstetter announced the ne\v allocation In Wednesday's meeting of the commls~loners. · A public hearing date must now be scheduled at which time requirements for new CDBG appUcatiO!IS will be explained. The commissioners will announce the hearing date as soon as possible, after which, villages and townships will be notified of the hear.lng time and location. Applications for CDBG funding must be submitted to the state by October. · . .e O WOIIil Wide WriUtlll. 01 Naai~IY f..~Moucc: Maw 8 8oul T.nrln IIJ ~Inn lardl-.cl • Sweethe11t ·Speclsl Six were fined and two others forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler this week. Fined on two charges were Charles Aelker, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, driving under s,uspenslon, and $213 and costs, domestic violence. Others fined were ·Rich Laudermlll, Pomeroy, $25; failure to appear; Charles Sullivan, West Columbia, W.Va., $63 and costs, expired license plates; Donald Penlrd, Columbus. $375 and costs, DWI; Paul Van Cooney; MlddlepO~t, $213 and costs. assault; ana David Dll· lard, Racine, $375 and costs, a.,.,.. YIGtor1 EVENING -==1=£.. . CDBG alloctrtion totals $114,600 . . Wolllnen.lllck (J) Glnlen Jim vlllls a gerllen of hoatu-.ncl'other DRIVER EDUCATION :CLASSES BEGIN AUGUST 7 Mayor's court r1ews e (I) . . Jluriky •ewll ,, c Cllllftl 111011111 Tennll 1989 (fj . ·Ill lly ....... lam Ill Cl lc R• With w-=~~ Open 0011 Battle of the bands Saturday EMS has four Thursday calls · 8~TIIIIM . Ol'ria Cup s.mHinall from MuniCh, Weal Oermlny. ....--Local news briefs.... --..., Stocks . ."'................. (J) Clllll Cor;nett 12:00(J) " - .... ,.; - l'lnll 1:30 (!) Cll .New ~ n To •••. . . ,,, ....... AFTERNOON AYS .....,... No More NaiiUi ... Ill Tllnlll 8QoociTIIIIM -. .. Maner Olr ......,....,.. ·- .. The (J) ,,.... Got ...... Weather 11 ...... Allell • Ill lea be MORNING t9 local ..t.eJevis~on pr~gramming . ' -..--- SATURDAY ~===30) . I 1W (J) Legion ofijcials attend Ohio convention .- 'c omplete '• • By UaW Preu lnjeraa&loul Showers and thunderstorms spread across the eal tern third of the nation overnight, drenching southern New England, the mid· die Mississippi valley and parts of the southeast, as a d~tructlve storm.swept through Montana . The ~atlonal Weather Service said strong winds that accom- .,, • Amcrlclna' I~ Duty r ere in handS' recruits. (R) ..., OlllowllaWeek.,. ·. Openjng'c.rcmontes: . Eirllnalilment'l top l)llformere. along with 0- " 1,000 ......,., Cllnclr8 lnd . ltlitetH. ... lccturcd from •) Owen Field IIICI M--. -~ Stadium at the Univ&tllly of Otdlhome In Normln, Ok. 1:30. (R) " (J) • l!nrpiJ ..... Harry u JIFrlngH to Clrollllrcd : have II . . halpllll'a PA Jlr-. /£'&...... . . W""MIT-row l&fllll&l•,.lnctudl a · plll•lldr .. ,. ........ toMin. Ill Tilt& I . In . . . :: IMifle.~ca.ldT~ , �, SUNDAY SUN .. JULY 23 • ._... ....... a a ......... Ill IIDV!I: .... Of E.. (NRI (1 :001 1:41(1) Mlglltn.cu e:Oo (J) Mewllglll• sw.o. . ·· (!) T1IIOIIOfOUIPNINclrtMI... . eel DigMt LPGA McOOnul'a (RI (I) WOitd T01001row (I) MOVIE: Wllo Done 117 (NR) (1 :301 llllacla••• PnT,..._ T..10lomler1 ONe!n"'*'- . e 0 WMIIend M.ll li!'e 1:10 llJ .........., 1:30 (J) · (J) PI Ia WoPe (J) IMPc I n. Spa!len Wllrd (!) Moloi•cak • kabid (0:30) I::.,..., ActPon u.w... , 0 1tr11 WPIPI ll!5uo PCPenech 9 Tole Aunounaad 7:00 (J) Varied • (J) ....... Of ,._,!;) ® SpartaCan• (0:30! (I) T- I Jerry e (I) C8lh CoowiHI!ona a1 Canllct . liJ) Dtiwtli'llk For v - - . OnPr (0:30) Ill Dr. D. " - KIIIIIMJ I!JC••ape 7:30 (I) llod)'lhaping (0:301 •a (1) WOitd Twlianow Cllleken ........ •Ute ChaPen Olpoolaloene • Ill CI5S 1unc1eJ Mamllog ® Hour or ,._, • 8 To le AINIOUIICN I:DO (J) Dr. D• .r.- Kenr~MJ • (J) SundiJ T*J (I) Runn!ng I Rao!oog Cl) Jimmy ......II tD . . . . . "'"'· 1;1 (!)OED lllll PI '' wrmen • llll Out or Tllil w011c1 liJ DlybNek e Q Evengellltlc OWMch ® Chlclgo'l Very OWn . Ill Sundey c.- Exjlrell 1:111 (i) FllntaiDnla 1:15® Whllt'i Nu? 8:30 Cll lnllde The PGA Tour (0:30) . (I) Day of Discovery (!)OED aJ)1at Edition 18 II]) Muna..,. Todooy 1111 Evena I Novak •D ' - - L.lglmoiiOOUOIMoe IBl H•lllp 011'- e II))OpeniPPPIIe 8:35 (i) T- I Jelly e cas 131Ba11Me...,. 9:35 (I) Andy Grjtfltll 10:00 (J) LJord Ogilvie . (I) SportriHI Scott HamiHon, ' Gar!)' Player Cl) Flg!lt ll.lckl tD Long Ago I Fer Away Q II (I) Chrlalen LifMIJtM M.gezlne (!) Wild America A look at Alpine animals Including mountain goats and golden eagles. £;I 1111 'News Upclele 180 Jimmy Swegg.t CUI lrav.etarr • 11JJ Suncllly Today a Performllnce PIUI 10:05(11 Good Newa 10:101111 On The Menu 10:30()) .(J) Oral Roberti (Jl Thll Waetc In Spolia (0:301 (I) l!lllllh Open Golf \II • ffi Wor.deo workl Barnacle Brown 'escape& with a lOcket, the inspector In hOI purault. ~· Dtogralll Ju~ High Stephanie runs for school offiCe on the platform One KISS, One VOIII. (NR) Q ill! USA T*J 1111 Newamell•llundlr g~~upllunnJ 131~·-- 10:35 (I) MOVIE: Slog11'11 York (NRI (2:55) 11:00 (J) Klde-'d . .(J)AII(J) =AIPO""' (0:30) (!) Qllodlol Jim vllllts a gatden of h011al lind other s~~~ plantl. Q 0 MDVII: The l.oiollr 0 (2:00) UpdaU ' eI="~ !Midi W"•:etan Cup Ra I I 11:100 ,._..Guidi. ' I ....... .I·E:"r..Q'" • TIUGidn' U8A (Jl Nlllllllun D1rllr 1!- Wra • • (!) Hire's To YOII' Hlllll: Hypertension: Your Blood Pteaaure ' ~'-orCholclg_ r.:::w.:r- lll 0 Carlaan E•1 s: W Cll liD Venti o Munier, . . W.W .H It's 12:00 (J) Loroe Ranger • (J)·Oraat Eacepe (Jl ~ WW".n:MMI!n Cup (%) Nlilouael .,.. b IR = n rHil:. turtles' plight and one scientist's cn,n~ade to aave •(J) (!) FooCI For Eoo...lllumenl Awatd Winning "After Theatre" DlnMr HDtl To HDtl · liJ) Newldly 1 rnoun111n goats and golden .(J)PM~ Cll lp a rtaC•n• (0:30) Cl) e (I) c:uo-t Altair (l) (J) Maatlall/ l.lhrar (!)lno_..._ Examine d!agnoetic equlpmant which brings hope to headache sutr,rara. , IIIMMt'Thel'rHt --..... o All Ameolean wlftlllng a ~uqulll Chemplonalilp ............ ,. • .!t.all eOCISNewaQ .-:r-.P e IIJ.MIMII Vlcl Lombatd lit Top Card • Ill Neg lnalda •••••• ' 12:30(J)IUIIIonln • (J) loloiPP (!) Gentle Doctor liJ klance 1 Technologr Week Ill Ore8t AmeriCen OUidoora 1:DO CD 11011 Horae • (J) Knight Alder tDinMIIPNwtewa ir:&\u:'l«t..ll. e MOVIE: The SWord I n. ..._.., (R) (2:00) IIIA.f'H.Ieopaodyl Q 1111 Clollflra aaanaan a Coook a Chill 7:• (I) MaJor I ng oe laabaU 1:00 Cll MOVIE: n. Lonalui l r - (NR) (2:00) • (J) • ALi' ALF lumbles a phone meaaage and Lynn enda up with two dll8a. (A) Australia's blc8ntennial, journey to Auatralla. IJ (!) ,..,..._ Time 01 AO ............. 111 COnn A (NR) (1: , Ill Code Reel Framad By Fire •oeo•unAklok at two unetlllcll iawyera, the largeet movie Industry and more. 11 :DO) • tiD 21 Jump Street · Penhlll goea undercover as biH for a high ad:ool bully. a 1:30 e (J) Dukll or·Hiw:nl (I) AndY Oo1flltl: (I) e (I) Tllil Waetc Willi Dtovld lllnlder tD IIIDallllllltc £;I (!) Mclliuglllln Oloup ·ifromSupLeallllciuta Spl~ks VI All Vegas, NV, 1978 ~Lw~~c~~. (R) (J) MacQywr MacGyver must find a stolen Cl) • Ill Mll:onl VPce Evan g Mo.,.,.tlk ' iB) Tllil WMII Pn Baaabloll • Aniert I I 7 Spolia Can!cilde 7:30® Clraeumeota.n a..Mbel Quiz (0:30) liJ) .,..,.. Sundl!; I:DO (J) Cempb ••• . • (J) ~11 World Of 1111Mr Bums hOsts a apecill featuring world claas lllualonlats. ~~~ (0:30) aBuclunl:..... 2:DO CD IIIII Valier ' (I) PniMIIol:ll Golf ' (D Orolmg I BuliMH Visionaries and communities proaper from mutual relallonahlp. (!) W.. llraet Waetc £:1'· liJ) WMII In Review •D Whet A c-trr !1J Leed Off Men · Ill MOV!E: Munier ly Night (2:00) a Trucks 1 T - . . _ ... ~..:::::::c-o: Flftletll Anniversary from Cooperstown, NY Cl) .(I) 111ft F - Tuttle longs lor a young tlllel to alng In lila Choir. (Rl D <D (!) Nlllolill Auduhll 8aals1J 8p1clal A Jtudy of the right whale II highlighted, Including breeding footage. 2:20tBlM.p'•••• ....... Cl) Oreal EICIPI tD Thla Old Hou11 Wels are plastered In new edltton. Bob visits bed and breaklatlm. iturns.D Paradll4i Ethan hlmllllln for a murder i(!) CllMotooHaiilllly LlfMiy!la waak 'II Teatlsuzu he didn't commlt.~~~p II]) Ameficl'l Wllllld Profllld: Kendell Quinn Northern, Pl119" escapee, conviCted ol murder. " 1111 PolmeHeWI Ill Trlllle Threat Ill MOVIE: 11011 Eagle (PG13) (2:30) 8:30 (J) Amlllcln Snll!llliOII Cl) e (I) MOVII!: 'You Only Live Twice' AIC Nlgl!t Movie l';lf~~) .liD Tots:!Pr IBl At n. Movlea 1na1c1e Wlnaton eup lli:clng I:DO (J) In Touch eCJJ Ill MOVIE: 'lienee 'Til Dawn' NIC Sunday Night At The Movies (2:001 Q (I) U.S. OJrniplc t.atlval (i) Netlor:ll ~ . E•plo- Thai Climb; An lncldenta! Kill ····- 11111nllele Bua1ne11 •Moeo•orld . 11:15.(1) Newa all PMA Pulll 11:30()) Ed Yoo.:g • (J) Pul:llc People, Privata Uvea (1 :00) . • (J) ABC Haws Q Ill MOVII!: PerMcUtlon (2:001 ill lpoola TOIIIgltt •a Sundlio II)) 0 e CD Ma.-.,ltct n.tr. September 1931: War breaks out as newlyweda begin Eur9PBan journey. Q (!) Coueleau Oclj-y (NR) (1 :00) lllll 18 D MOVIE: 'Ver;gaance: The Storr TOIIJ Clnlo' cas Sundar . ........ (2:00) ., II]) ll!anled:..WPIPI Children Steve's mistaken lor Peggy's husband afbor a near collision. (R)!;) 1111 Week lri ll8vlew tll811r s-ell lit TNCila I T - POwer 9:30 II]) Tn1011y UlloNon Show Francesca must accept gym teac:t:er'a Ideology or not graduall. (R) a or e till Sanlor Open • 1!21-Sanlor Open I!JThrolo 4:30 ID Prolellklnll Tennia 1989 Davis Cup Semifinals from Munich, West Getmeny, Best Singles Cor D. • (I) e (J) Tour de France An update on the lntarnatlonally famous bicycle race m tD New looiiM!ft Coole~ (!) Jor or Palnlliog I!JMJIIIWS. • lnliCie WlniiDn Cup e m 11:41 m . eCil Entaotlln Thle WHII etiD New TWilight zliJ WOitd Report . IIJJ.Star T,..: The Hellt 0.111111011 111 Hlatary or 111e11ng 131 American lpoota Clvllcldl 12:30 (J) John OeiMn • (J) . . . 8hoipplng e!ID lla I ow &Movie 0 12:45(1) ~In Tllil WMII e (J) Stlir llearch 1:DO (J) KPichen Uglillr Side or Spoi1a Host Jay Johnstone Interviews two cslabrity sports guests Heh -'< aa well as unique end h - s sporting events from around the world. (0:30) . (i) Til Help Arllvel etiD an. 111PI!ayond Ill l'lnlilclll Fowa dam 1:30 (J) Vllfecl (I) lo1nlwlll a IIIIIMII'I . _ llowl orlpoota TIMI (0:30) Cll 11et11r wars To IPetllr Clradet Ill CNN 8 Hlddar: 111n111 1:45 (j) lllr lelrch w .D Newa (i)lollollali Ill N~alel: .liD~VIE: Hlny I Tanto (R) ,2:001 = a lluquftl Clllo11¥lalllliiP Rodeo 2:30 (I) FeeciM, iiJ lpoota Le . I IBl AI Till Mariae . Ill Robert Vlllllon Dllar•era 2:41(1) Newa 3.110 I)) MOVIE: lli:mbrao:dl (NRI (2:00) . (J) lporll Rap anara (0:30) (J) 11ft n. 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()) Major Leegua . . . . . . ~·=· (0:!0) err ll&twM Ill 8p artal a all (0:30) (I) FMilly Nldlnl C.... • tiD MOVIE: w.w. _.the Dillie Dlnc1ldngl (POl (2:00) •a"-' a tD Mlnilllpolll Sound Take an offbell end occaSionally Irreverent klok II hOw Mlneapolls has become one of the hippest places to be In the world of pop music. · 2:20 (1).MOVIE: Jco1onnr Oulllr (PO) (2:15) NO(!) SpartaC•- (0:30) · 0 lporta LIIINight 3:00 (J) Mtl Inti Llfl EMler ID u-:i.''Orrn:Pic Fulhlf Blakelblll, Medii Games, Wreadlrig from Oklahoma City, OK (R) 1111 Newa Ovemigl:t Ill UIA Tonlghl 3:30 (J) Varied lnllde Edlllon ca._•• ComaciJo Clsoaalca IIJ MOVIE: Obl1111d WP1P1 A . . . Mlrrla!l w - (Nil) (2:00) 4:011 (J) Yarlld ill! UIA TOCiiiy e tiD MOVIE: llkr Aldan: (POl (0-.30) 0 ...., King Dvenilghl 'IIIMavll . 4:30 ()) Chlmplonllolp ~ U.S. Bentamwelght · Championship from Panland, MEm . • Nlghtwllch • II]) MOVIE: The of PoM:Ia 8lovill (NR) (1:30) 4:35 (J) All I~ The ......, ; a a · lj~~-HIIl oVlc. 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Memory: Fiibrlc or Thl · Mind Discover hOw the· """'ory WOrks. why n sometlmas dolsn't, lind how It might be Improved; YIIH -aral renowned men:ory rtlllrehet'l. (0:30) !:1 .liD Jol:nolr llancli 1111 Of F - Spaalel 11:DO(J)PaperChell • (J) Cll e (J) !Ill • ' • llll Twllglot z- . e Ill Wl:ael Of (J) C..en. 1111 Larry 0 MOVIE: Wl1lo A Merrtecl W - (NRI (2:00) 9:30. (J) Ill Knight • Dare Hank conaldera lather1ng a child before H'a too lata. IJ . Cl) • (I) Robert Oo:lllluorie Wl:an Edward llaches Ann to drive, they run Into a kiss. · ;~ w.\tuo =·lUll ...... -•=="' • • tiD In Clnclnnilll iiJ Manaylll• Ill ,...., Grtltltll Ill Mlln:l Vice Prodigal Son, Part 2 Of 2 Stereo. . lit Top Ceod or (2:00) . 12:30 e (J) till L111 Night WP11 . Devld Leiterman (Jl NFL YMibook 198e New Orleans Selnta (J)a..• (J) UIA Todlr declalonl~1 : I;! 8:•m CIIOI Bumett 7:00 (J) Flihlr Murphy • (J) PM Mega•lile (Jl SporlaCentar (0:30) (I) • (J) Current Altair (l) (!) MacNeil/ Lll:n:r 4:30 Ill VIE: The JldJ: lilrii (Nil) (1 :30) 4:35 (I) Allin Till F..U, ' ·-ollool FRIDAY 12:00 (J) The ..... n. ~. Pert 3 of (1 :001 ID luparcnlaJ Best Of Arr:erlcln MotorcyCle , AIIOC. 1.. :c' (2:00) Ill Munier, Shew- Doom With A View • NelhviHe Now 8:01 (i) MOVIE:. Tl!!l . .epman (NRI (2:00) 8:30. (J) S DllftHieler11entnt ~ VIIOitd Kim overlOads on responlibllltles. creedng nlghtmarlah results. (R) Q (!) world or c.-:~na I:DO • (J) all Cll1era Norm poses aa • flamboyant . inllrtor dealg_ner for 1 yuppie couPle. (RI Q . Cll Tlouridioy Nl(llol T11UJidar (1 :00) • . III (!) Myataryl A.n encoded 1-r helpa Lord Peter and Harrteteolve tile mystery. 1:;1 1111 eD ca-ug111 Pop s brother announces tllat he Is getting married. Q ill Leiry King LMI ~;,~T(0:30) •o (Jl ~n11011 ·II==~~~ a ..i:ia . • II]) .- lliiiiY - ..... E~IOumeY.Q •olenieJ ..... ~ 11:00 I]),..,. Cta1 .(J) (I) .Ill • • • Ill Newa . • iJ)) An:ntlt1ll . ill llalllyiiiiO Ill T..... l'ftllll "'- Deolllld1 II) 11111111 VIal Lllld Ma An Elr 811rco. .,..._,... aYouCinS.A.., ,~.()) IL-r:- 9 115-Er-1Cni!IU CIIOM - " IIIMovle 1:DO(!) AUla Racing NASCAR Grand National Series from Poccono, PA Cl) Al'chla IP:onller'a Pilei etiD Aawlllda liJ) Cra n Ill • . D 'Night Ha1l' CIS Llll · Night Glambone and O'Brien are angry et having to proiiCt a hood. (A) Ill D11lgllll Homicide 1:30 CD Your Kid' I Hidden Kart • (J) Lellr WPI!IIIob CoiUol . (I) News · gy.:~~ ~ Amnlolt!u_,,.,.. .. , e • 2 (JJ NIWINiiht UpciMe Ill......., I Fllllle Gang The People' I Choicl • MOVIE: lunMI ki 1!1 Dorada (1 :30) 2:00 (J) 700 Club • (J) Hoina Blioppiii!D tMtwork (I) lp I riiLook (0:30) <IJ I'IIIIIIY MIIMD11 C.... · •o MOVII: n. .._IIIDII of Pvlwll1 Blowlk (Nil) (2:$0) •oNewa , 2:01 (I) MOVIE: 1!.. Undlf Tile . tun (PG) (2:30) , 2:30 Ill Spa UCtilllr (0:30) 0 .,.... Lellfllglot 11J Today'a I'll TIITOr 3:00 (J) Vlrlld (1) Raedlng Rainbow • II]) Hlllllv .,.,. , D CI5S NeWt: 9 I tiD• Love Col••clan ....,.._ liJ) ._liz T*J allfteou&r 8:• (I) Ceoolluollllt 7:00 (J) Flihlr Murphy · e (J) PM Mlgizlne ID 'JIICantar (0:30) · (I) (J) c:uo-t Altair . tD (!) llaaNall/ Lll:n:r Ne•IHour 111 Wh11l or ,or!.q, D • 0 In CinclnnJ:II Ollane.-:a Ill Andy Oo1flltl: 11J M111111 Vlcl Out Whlra · Buill Don't Run Sl8reo. .Top Card 7:01 (I) Andy Grlll5tl: 7~ e (J) Fllllllr Feud Cll 11ai111na World 10:30) Cl) lnlartailllllliorot tlllllght (0:30) • (I) UIA 7odooy · Gil Jnpa:drl Q 0 llljor I sague .... .. llll!enaan • Coook • Chell 7:• (I) llljor LllgUIIIIIIMII I:OO(J) The .... I The ara,, ...., 4 of e(J) ill~'1£t) 1'o ...... • the pooch lUCida: h) II hlllikle Ia ~-9 II»• plane ......., Tl:under · On 1M Ohio ii'i"' . li) • Clll'cltcGt ........ Larly ...... tltlllllld'* lalaid of ~ Is I'CIIIy I n :J:.~"' ....,.. i ~'~!:Pert 1 ~I MOVII: , _ Ill(~ • ~'CIO~VIIIad (J) u.s. OIJmpla ralthts:l ....... Wsal1 DivinO. Qymr:utlcllrom en ,,IOIOWda: ...... Oldll1oml~ (T) - -·· ~ OCI-"'• . OHc 1au •a I ~I trBlr I r:JiiCina Ill car10011 l!lqorau (!) 1-2·1 Conllct Q m 1 gr Ill FICII'Ofute ®~~at or lportiLacok to:30J Cll • (I) AIC Newa Q · (I) IPodr Eleclllc WI:DIIIIIt (I) ......... 01 Tllil Month PuchliC1 ROICI "-from Atllnll, CIA Lila Cllalan lllc-'ICa•dr a: . 1:30. 1:30: =~:·::Any~ a 9 L-tlll (J) AIICI (J) II)) NIC Nlghlly News ~:-:.::'a~====::~·· it . eta=.,OI IEC(0:30) . (J) Hon:a Run Dlrliy (l)Ciubc- . m DIVing, Gymnaatlca from Oklahoma ~OK (L) (I) Gil Newa (!) Moyera: " Look In I aegmant from 'Ficlng Evil, Ar:gaiou ref!lcta on l:er • . lfhnd1Jt. 9 a eDEqiolllnrMeCIII flndl roms:nce with 1 woman frol)'l hll pall. ~1~ 1111 EYIIilng ~ 10:01(1) MDVII!: The Lilt c;hllaloge (NRi (2:001 10:30 tD Mllllrpi1Dillllllra Seplllllber 1931: War bfaaks out u ·nawlyuildl begin eIll ())Newa e!ll USA Toclar • VldaaCounbr 10:00 (J) 700 Club e (I) II)) LA. Lew . Markowitz and Kelsey try to weather a major personal aliocll . (R) Q U.l. Olyoiiplc l'lllml 1:00 (I) ~The Loat lpl1odae Cll • Cll Ill •D .IIDTwllgliiZ- happy (I) EV!faNG .,.,._,A-..:~~ 1111 llewiNiaht . Ill New • • Hammar Murder In the Carda lit Nealntllle Now 12:05 Cll MOVI!: A Stn:nger Ia Wa~og (NRI (2:011) · 12:30 elll Ill Llll Night WPIPI o.vld ........,.., (!) Motoo .... lllultralld (0:30) :Dicki IaD Coming or Alii when Cindy lliirta dltlna again until he mnta her dati. Q ............,FR=I•...,,J,.,U..,.LY,_=28.__. • Pat ..,... Show men whO JO(ns the liroglea Club fans fn love with John. 7:DO(J)FIIIIIr~ zona• · To Serve • 0 AlllliiO Hal 0 Tlllnclly Night Flghll 1:30. (J) till ,.., Jolon Oey Country !;,ll~veiolng Newa ( . 1:35 (I) Clnolllurnall a ; 1:00 (J) Paper Chell • (J) (I) .Ill 1111 .1121 ) ' liS Newa bulldl~9 io. I~~":S IIIIDIItlllz Todoor lll.lootler-11 ..... Col ... , (J) llaapa1111n tD (!) 4lolll Flva men · from the Yale clan of 1983 speak candidly lboul·ca1111r failure, lnlldlllty, virility, aaxualldeWnd'bulineas 1-2·1 Contaot Q ~ DN••INiiht Gil Tllaa F,_The Dlrklldl Ill New Mice~ Harlem Noctume .NeahvllaNow 12:20 (I) MOVIE: Cowboy (NR) Hooperm1n leta a producer of liMZy films use his ' illl!odr EleclllcNewa Q NelwA 2:30 (I) lportiCenlar (0:30) liJ lpoota LIIINtglot . Ill LlliCir The Lorelei 3:00 (J) Vailad (JliiAICAR w..._ Cup A.C. Spark Plug 500 from Pocoono, PA (T) liJ) Newa Oflmlght Ill USA Tonltlht 3:30 llllnelde l!dlllon Gil Dlcll Clsooll'l ~ Cl-(0:30) • Ill cnm. or Vlalance This . program IIXIImlnel hOw and why Innocent chlclren turn Into violent and clar:gerou8 adulta. Hoalld by LouiS Gossett, Jr. 4:00 I)) Varlld ill! USA Todoor 1111 Leny King 0\.vallnmliaigllhlil &Movie . 4:01 (I) Plaooermo a nera , 8 MDVII!: Paycho n (R). Ill car10011 Expraaa 0 Hltcltaact Prwttnta SOuth By Soulheat ~~ (!) P.O.V. Dllparal8 lvea converge; examine ritual ol the new debutante ball. (1 :30) ~~ i ~~ =-Sirlct~tt:er so at:e can go to the sChool danoa. a (!)~Rainbow 9 ........q,., . etiDrw~~g~o~z­ with hla atudy buddy, Lenore. ' I!VI!NINCI 0 !'Nddy'e Nl(lhtml- 10:30 al Cra law 10:00 (J) 700 Club • (J) 11JJ Midnight Clller KIHian lalla lor a singer, unaware at:e has murder on her mind. (R) g . (I) ·(J)~ · Mellaaa's grandtnoth8r urges to join the lamlly l)ulineiB. a Covok a Chell , . I~Y27 weekdays duriDC lbe 1111111t1er and 11J: times dally fer the relit of the year, accordln& to Tbe World Almanac of · U.S. Polities. Tbe lours Ies:ve from the buildlDC eatrlliCI! lmmedlalely above the Pelltapa Metni stop on tbe subway line (also 1 atop os: lbe toarmo- 10:00 (J) l!ooillriOwn e (J) II)) llurMr Hunter puts hie job on tt:e line to c1e1r a friends'• name. (RI C tD Dr. Who: T1le lraln Of Morlllua Dr. Who Ia ordered to the plana! Kam to stop Profell« Solot\. (NR) • (!) Auatln CPir Lliiillli (1:00) <11 • a wHt 57111 c;:es l'lewl primetln:oe rr:egazlne. IE"A- ' "" .. 4:30 Nlglotwllelo 4:. (II Alii~ The F.m.r (Con!IINed lrom PrrilouoPage) . ~ .(J) • • • ~,THURSDAY • II]) MOVIE: Mallli, Juga The Pentagon Is located In Virginia across the Potomac River from Washington, nc. The 3.7-mlllion· square-foot office building (the world's largest) is open to the public on an escorted one-bour tour every. haH·bour from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. I e IIII,IIA Today Stereo. QD You can IJa A Star I= . · . Champlonlhlp frOm Portllnd, . MEm · (I) • (J) WhO'I tli8 l!oaa? AI part of il work·ltucly projeCt, Sementlia works for • Angela. (R) IJ tD .(!) Nom: 'lllova travels .along the OuH Stream In tile AUantlc Ocaan. g , ill! D CIS 11iomoo!ar .I'IIJbN= M~ Dunne Is ' llltlogan'ei... Dil a herMajor IBl •••• . 1:00 • (J) 1111 Nllrhl Court Qo,oan Le ClllchH !i.1ac In I clanCh Ill Newa (I) Home Run Deotor (II~ (0:30) · Part 2 of I (NRI (1:00) (Jllnllde The PGA TOll' (0:30) Ill Nti~IUI~•·:•:11111111 Tonlglll e (J) Enllrllli-ol (0:30) . .Pit .......... cfMIIJ t:'ioi:IB 1:00 (J) llonanze: 'i1oe t.oet Ill Clrtooor: l!lqoraaa .• :01 (I) Allee 1:30. (J) all NIC Nlg5olly HeWI IJI.AmeliCIII a.uly (2;D0) liJ NlwiNigl:t Update Ill HOllywood lnlidar MOVII!: loola Till Pklnllrl (1 :30) 1:41. (J) Lellr WPI!IIIob Coital 2:00 (J) 7DO Club (!) 8partll.ooll (0:301 Cl) Fllllllr I Ia dllcal C.... etiD MOVIE: ..... lltralk (PG) (2:301 e o Newa QJ Mld&IM'a Place 2:15 e (J) Nlllll &happing (A) lltNMhvllaNow 1:30 Cl) e (J) Just The Ten Of Us Cindy JXItrill to balleve her ded Wll reeponaible for • EVENING a Ill~ Lr (Jl CIIOmplcio:lhlp Kerall .• 6 r=:-....... = Miller • New Counlry pilllent.(A) 9 WED., JULY 26 IL~~ 1:30 m loantwalk 11aa1ban'a lowt Of lporll TIMI (I) Newa . MOVIE: Mill Enllrtlfnmant's top pertormara,llong with over 1.000 lingers, dancers end athlella, n featured lrori) · Owen Field and Memorlll ·· Stadium at the University Of . Okll~oma In Norman, 01<. (2:00) . 10:30(D P.O.V. Stories of killer and wttr:eaaea complement and contradict aacl: other. arar, • an lircpr....albll and 1!111ng . , lrr.... ~ UUI I n - looking Old folk:i 11 oourlera. (A) Ill Drs:gnat The Olmbler (i) Pert 1 of I (NRI (1 :00) • (J) Ill Matlook MatloCk Iritis to c!ler psychiatrist · accuaed Of~ a • ·ONMrlllkeHM"'* MIStrell for the ProMCutlon lit truh• Npw 12:20 ~=VIE: M\lllfty On The 0 Crollflra • a 'NIIIht Ha1l' CI5S L111 Night A cfrug amuggllng ring 8 l!venlng """ 10:20 MOVIE: 'Jl!.l -.ullei! (R) a~·Chese 7:31 (IJ 'Mejor League ......." ·•~ CD The 111ue • The . = = 0 Miami Vlcl ~odlgal Son, Part 1 Of 2 Stereo. · .Top Card 7:01 (J) Andy Orlllfil: 7:30. (J) jra.~~y Feud · ID'Ughleo' ilde or ~porta Hoat Jey Johnatone inllr'llewoo two celebrity sports guaats each week as well as unique and humorous sporting events from around tile world. (0:39) . (I)Eilllrllllnm1ntTan!gllt (0:30) eCilUIAT*J 12:00 (J) The . . . . Till Grey, Plrt1 ofi(NR) (1 :00) · Cll R.....-..mn- Mon.Truck Chalange SeoiH From ~ laiend. NY.m Cl) lllaliiiiiiiiJ . ecJf!n---1*" Tonight (0:30) Ill Pit . . . . - -~~~-VIdao One liJ llawatllglot IBl Tllel I'Jom The Dlrklikle m .l.iJ Feilll'lll ••• Opening Ceremonies: ' Ill Andy Grtltltll . Democracy atrjek Watson travels to Africa to Interview . MOilll1nW Oldhefl. £;I program examines hOw and why Innocent Children tum Into violent and dangetous adults. Hotlld by Louis Gossett, Jr. 9:30 Cl) e (J) CDICh Hayden Ieaia lhreatar:ed by Cl:rlatlne !e')8 out w1t11 a~ man. .-:;& In Cincinnati auo....... I: . all .tDMIIIT-USA . WEDNESDAY (NR) (2:59) 12:30. (J) II)) Lell Night W5lh • · David L.elllrmen ID Auto Racing HFC American Racing Serlea from East Rutherlotd, NJ (I) ... _ ' • (I) USA Today etiD Twtll9ht z.:a Ill MOVIE: 'l1:a ..lnlng (R) (2:30) 1:00 (I) Archie Bunller'l Pllc:e • II]) RaWhide Lhoel • ·o e n -l:il.c. Of VIola- Thla ra •• g WliHI, or · ~ :.:r"V:. Duty & Honor . Ne•aHoUr a Cll • Cll aJ • Q . llllpar11CIIII... (0:30) (I) • (I) c:ur-t Altair lD (!) MIDNell/ Llllllr m -=:; ii.., lornado~(R) rn· (!) F., •:•Ill Caratluollllt 7:00i~-===- \tO:.,. •o Conr:en react hllarloualy to tt:e Imminent danger of a 131 New Coollni!Y e a i ~s::~l:::Q (l) IPodr Electolc (!) 1-2-1 Contaal Q . ·~··~IMiblll iCll u.s. ~ Fwtlvll e!lllk.-•:a The 1:01 (I) Alae 8:30. (J) Ill NIC Nlg5olly Newa Tonight I 9:00 • Cll IIJJ In The lfHt or · The Night A victim of a brual IIIIUH·trtggera both mernorlea and suspicions. (R) 111f'.!:1fJ:• IIJ Cll'aooi I!Jopraa • 0 0 llawlllgllt Ill T..... P'IIIIB Ifill Deollaldl 11J New Mile HM- To Kll • Friend 131 NII!W'II HOI!( 12,30 e(J) IIILIII :Night Willi Delld Letllomen · (J) l!en1an e (I) UIA ToeleJ . ·= ;)i.,. • .o ~~··"·"~Q .~ ...... 9 a rona S . Oldlt4011~ ~.OK ·10:40 llllnalllnt"-' GJ NeaDwiiiUfl =~ (Jl Hoolll RUII D1rllr 111==(1:00) (J) u.s. Olpo:~l=~ Flgurw. from .........u.. , ·111:.:"8,~-n. IIIUIATOiilglll · 0 Till Arna•nd · 8:30 e(I)Home •upping .......-. Newt · Vtllv'l. 8e1clf: =CA"L~ Man 0 MOVIE: l.uel For ((JJo•••••k o To a. A-..cacl. ;~ t'..,'"'li-2-., room. (A) cu.. 2:00 (J)'I!aat Of The 7DO Club (I) lpa IICJ- (0:30) out •• MWI)Widl blgln • (J) Ill NIC SpartaWorld U.S. Gymnastics Champlonahlpa, Individual event finals from Minneapolis, ~N P'eell!uullflll :;;r...a• I:DO e (J) II)) MOVIE: '8caooclal In A .... Tewn' N8C Mooldl:y Nfllllt AI The McMM (NRf (2:00) 9 0 T•llgltl ~ · W Amlllcl'l WIIUmeu g MOVIE:...,. 111 iliad (R) ..... (2:30) ' (I) • (J) MOVIE: To rrud11111' · 12:50 (I) Nallonll Gaoan:Ptolc Nlaht Mavll lPG) E11plarar Thai Climb; An ~Pot~ musical Incidental KIH . · , ca1111r from' her early yea11 1:00 (Jllloelota Wfllld (0:30) to the preaent. g (I) Archie.......... , . _ ill • • Muoplor . . _ e o Rt:*"• Murphy does a storY which 0 0 1 lb fnlla a wrongly lmprlloned e o "ddsoly' cas Leta man. (R) Night Adcl1rly II given an Larry Uver opportunity to return to field 0 MM Tlml W\11111118 oparallona. (R) 1:30 G1 e tDIIelllinlna WDIWII1 IIJ Drago:et ~ lnvealgellon The Suge,toaker iadlea get an 1:30()) w-·• lelll'rllnd essignment al a nudist . e (J) LeiJr Willi loll Colla colony. IR) 9 · (Jl YIChtlng Thl K.-o11dy an. ...... 11un:mer eup from Annapollt, MO EVIIIII:(i Nancl Griffith IIIII (I) Newt In tillS coo:c:ert special at ,.-. MOVIE: CJt.O.M.P.L (GI Anderson Fair In Houatoi:, · (2~. :.........)·M ~ · ' , ..... _ TX. Shill faatu..cl tinging 0 ......,. v..-many Of her hits, Including • MOVIE: . ' On A Love AI The Five And Dime Ralolllo• (1:30) and 0nca In A Very Blue 2:00 (J) 70D Club· Moon. e(J) IIOIM'•applng 1D:DO (J) 700 aub NIIWork . ()) u.s. Ol»mplc Faetlllll (I) lpart 1 'all (0:301. . (Illlfti (I) Flillly MI:IOJ! Cen1J1r (!) Ml-polla' lound Take MOVIE: 111et lillll the an offbeat lnd ~slonally Dit¥11 (PG) (2:00) .· . · Irreverent klok. at hOw e D Newa . Mlneapolls hea become one Ill To Be A,mai!Ziid ol the hippest plo:cn to be In • 2'.30 Cll 1p a •Oointar (0:30) the world of pop mlislc. ill 1poo1a LIIINIIhl · ~004.'& Newhart Joanna Ill AObiJI v......,. Dileo._. bllcomls reluctant dinner 2:50 (I) MOVIE: Alllnl For guest of Lerry, Darryl & . H.A.R.M. (1:45) · Darryl. (B) Q · · 3:DO (J) VIMd etiD ......, Miller ® u.s. Dl•••la ~·• . 0 lvenlnfl Newa • • Wreillllng.l'lgure Skatlna 10:20 (J) MOVIE: Ml- Roberta from OklahOma City, OK (A) (2:30) liJ) ..... ChJnilahl 10:30 (I) _ , _ A,Seooncl Look lll UIA Tinltrhl • ...... Ill Til Hllp Mtv. Examine the ..,... bltwWn 3:30 ............ •~campaign rhetoric and the 111 , _ reelltill of IHe. Q ' llll Cs ...,., Camecly 1111 • •D Doctoi, Doc:tDr cta181ca t · Mlchllll's mot11er comes to Ill To Be Ar.o au asd 4:00 (J) Varied · _ the ofl!oa and decides to · m u.a. 111»11 J;:t ........ ....... ,._ _. EQueatrlan, Wrwtl(ng, • ..... ~··• Bllketbd from Okllhoma 11 :OG (J) Piper Chill City, OK (A) SATURDAY Nataark (I) llalary or Dlellng iSeptember M111111111a1 TliiiiN 1931: Wll bnllka Eptl!ldll MOVIE: M!llli:Y On The 5IOunlr (NR) (2:00) :••adu .~.~ •~m • w-·• till Newa • tiD AlllniO HIM .12:DO (J) Larry Jonal (I) Rodeo Road To The NFR 1D:DO (J) Changed J..w. . tD MyatwJII Sean:!: lor ~ lnlllnslfles In the case of the rnutderad gigolo. 5:DO (J) llonlrw:: The Loll •a I:OG (J) lonallu: The Loat 12:00: =lllllt l r - (NR) (1 :30) Cll Pnll!aliOII : : . : : . Now , 1:30. (J) Ill Hogan Jiamlr David lnju11an opponent In a, hookey match & Is guilt · strlcken. (Rl9 • •Diillirtland B.L. and Kim go to New York whl!l . . Jollnny hll an operallon. (RJ e CJJ 0 llolr • ODd Insider • IMide Wlnaton Cup lli:clng a TNCilln' USA liDDing ge.Mlcloaal'a lporta Mail•• a m . •a cas ...... , IBl Trapper .Jolon, M.D •. • I·Mark RS DOHC; do you need a four·wheel drive vehiCle? lllll ll.lllbl!l Hall or F - CBS Wjl broadcast live from Doubleday Field In Cooperstown, N.Y. lor the 5011'1 anniversary of the Baaeblll Hall Of Fame. a MotoWOitd 3:00 CD Monioea 8 (J) II)) NIC Sport Speclll CART Toronto Indy from tile Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, canada Cl) Ufeltylel or111e Rich I Fl-1 rn Vlnlligl, " Hlatorr or Wine • (J) MOVIE: FOOI'I Pen:de (POl (1:30) (!) Thla Old Hou11 A atone wallis buiM in tile garden area at Weatherbee Farm. Q tlD MOVIE: 1 - n (PG) (2:001 101 World Aepciot Arnetlcan Sparta CevelaM • 3:30 (I) Food For E-lnment (!) ll.lwtng WPIPI Nencr 4:DO CD QullliiiOke (I) llonlnza Vengeance (I) Archie Bunller'l Pllc:e tD Gourmet Oooldng (!) Lep Qul5llng Make the transition from qul~s Qn beds to qu. "l~s on walls. In C!ooclowoml 7:01 (i) Andy Cllllllth 7:30e.lll ,,...., Fauci (!) Major LeagUe llllblll M•r·... (0:30) . (I) ......._...Tonight (0:30) • (J) UIA Todooy . c'Balance l Dlacove~ World 01 In lllute to II]) Wh11l Of 111 ,...., Gllll!tl: a (0:30) (II ;".;"~.~?Mr . . _ (PGI (2:00) 1J ==:. 0 llanayllloe alllddin l ... a II 7:DO (J) Our Houle (J) G Jim Henun Hour Buster Poindexter guest stall; the dramatic feature Is The Trua Bride. (I) llpoottCanlar (0:30) . (i) MOVIE: The Hilled llpur (NR) (2:00) Cl) • (I) lncredl~ ,, luncllr Unusual llilnt from aN over the globe II ll:owcllecl. (R) RlveJ en all-r:lgllt C a:• HQPII. C ·0• 0~ Pit Ill Mulder, ... Wi'OII Trouble in Eden .....lwii1Now 8:30 (I) e!ll The Woncllr YMrl The .klda' beloved woods are achedulld to be destroyed. • EVENING IL"T;9 g MaJor Laagualn•bal IBlJehiOota C)) Cenll . . . _ 7:00 (J) Flllllr Murpfty Alpine lnlmela lnclucllng a . II .!I.~::.~? 1111llhllwlla Todior 7klok II th.m. £;! I I all (0:30) (I) ABC Nlwl9 tD llod)' ElaeMc (!) 1-2·1 Contaot Q Tl:urlday, It Must Be Bevlrty • f!loloWOitd · . 1:30()) . Alii Tin Tin K·l ~ lacl•tr tp,a'll Ex1mlne ... 11 · TUES., JULY 25 <D ~ 1111'011 . &llilaJn'• 11J Mo dar, ... WJo11 SIHI 1:01(1),... · ...30. (J) all NIC Nlglilly Newa ' · Raview neighbor • (J) ct-. Q ill • Kelila Aile Kl\' and• Allie's d1lpondant . n•·-- ·- • TUESDAY (0:30) 0 l'o11.1allewa IR' llloglli:l:•a• Q · all .... Moal Eol:biiiNalng AFTERNOON 2:30 • (J) Dltve To Glory t:DO (J) Sundey IIMt Cll J!rnmy lldllrd Golf Connection (0:30) Cll Robert Schuller IJ tD Slllnlrog Tlml Slrian Q (J) El'l'llll Angley (!) F.- A Counlry Q.lrden lllll Sunder Mooning IB II]) Smell Wondlr 1111 Darwelch e!IJWOitdTomOITDlW ® M111 For Sllu1-Pn1 II)) Jeny FaiWel! a c•brttr Outdoors Bobby Lord hOsts this adventure series featuring celebrity guests. 9:05 (i) Fllntlllanea 9:30 11 (J) Kennetll Copelllnd (I) Lighter Side or Spolia Host Jay Johnstone interviews two·celebrity sports guests each weal< as well os unique and humotous sporting events from around tile world. (0:301 tD Reeding Relnbaw Q (!) sn • a. "" 18 II]) MOVPE: hdllme For I!Orizo tNRI (1 :30) «<I Your Maner •liJ) Henry Mahan CUI Spiral Zone • (I) NWA Mlln eo~·'· Ill Loroe Ill 111rtr Lhoe In •aiPPPIIeAM-• · - - - - -- ,.. - - - (!) ClaagraploiC Sp nlll Tiki a lOok at Tanzenll'a Serlll'lld :==&ndlts . 8~m.::.D ' I:OG I)) loodeo- . .(J) (I) .(J) • • ' Newa Gl New dar • (I) Jerry ,.,.., till Expect A MU;Pa liJ) 5IPg...., -- ... ·--- -~· . .- · • . ,,. rv•.•.,. ... •• -... "' EVENING llllllkll • l!blrt • The MowiM , 0 EVENING (!) 0 lncludl Wl(m shrimp end ~. 3rd Round, from Wilmington, o.iawere e0 Pal 0 ... 111: ·~TVC!wpel I • TNCilln' USA a I r 11 •s,lh Rtcipes MOVII: "'- lwl (AI (2:001 1:30 .I[J IIW cack ltn:nnll Pen SllphiNe runs for school olllce on the plo:tfoom One Kill, One Vole. (Nil) I.'CIO (J) MOVII: --~ ., w r.i " " - · · -·(NAI [1 :001 CllHMIIft ,. , r:.::=.·M~O~~~Y~2~.~-~~==~v:la~lol~d41~~~~~~:::..~~~9~=:~11~~~-~(J)~S~l~•=~::,l.~•=•~~ -. N., JUL ,. ID N1t10M1 Cll ~poo~acantar 8 ttogao:•:i 111rn1 - ~=;::rt:J ..... MORNING. -PO MONDAY I 1:30 (J) llor R...,. eCJlMMilhe"-' • , - .•. l:aoli) •~m ~~~ \ ,..,.... "!' !!'..'!. Allar ol ~ """~ her life. (RJ 0 Ill (!) Wal ..,._ Wllk 9 1:00 • (J) G MOVIE: 'The Keep' NIC Movie or The WMII (2:00) . (j) U.S. OlYmpic FntiVII Ill • (J) Mr. Belva duN When a new news director takes over, George bacomas an anchorman. lA) Q III Jepen How Japaneaa ab~~ldeln~s Devld L.1lllmlan iE~AtPopa rona liJ ..., Uvel 1!J Hlw-11 P111sent1 Don't Sell Youtlllf Short 1:30 Cl) .• (I) lloolllrMI Q.lrdenl The arrival of a striking married women hNarloualy enlivena • san Diego . cltlzen'a condo. It all goes to shOw tllat you're as young as you feel. (0:30) Ill ..., IPriCitoury r...The Wind ·, a .,' ., .· Network (Jl SpartaCMitar (0:30) (I) Jelferaana · O llporta LIIINiglit Ill How To Buill A Fortuna 3:00 (J) Prllll n. Lard (I) Spn:lwUII Hlghllgl:ta of the paat week's auto races as wall as racing newa from around tli8 GlObe ara featured. (Nil) (I) MOVIE: P.lblled L.uly (NR) (2:00) . ONewao-NIQhl Ill USA Tonight WOIImln JICII 11:00 I)) ...... CliMe elll <ll 111 Ill Newa • tiD AlllliiO IIIII i1J llaneylll:a Ill T..... l'tOiii The Dlrkllde 0 M11m1 Vlcl Red Tapa Stareo. . a You can 11 A Star 11:20(1) Nlglll Trackl: Polr1r lilly Denalit' Sllnlo. 11:30-=lllllght ..... . (J) Cll:lli (0:301 •Cil •a .. •' ·' .• ·, 1:20 (I) Night Trackl Stareo. 1:20 (I) U.S. Dlymplc !'ellll•• . Gymnalflcl._Dlvll:g, Track & · Field from Oklal:oii:l City, OK'(TJ , Ill Tl . . a.IJICecl · ILN~f~••Q ·' ' . .·. .· III!Midll!dltlan •c.nonC••dJ Cllnln MII-,P•L I .... NJm IMdlr of hll bloodline. a'"'ClsoaaiC Roell Willi p!T~ ,. ' Cll •aNew• !1J MOVIE: llii<IICICI',_..ldllllhrr SbLig8 CNIIulee WhO Stopped Uvtng (2:001 liJ NlwiNiaht Updlle Ill MOVIE: 11011 Eagle (PG131 (2:30) MOVIE: In Old Monllray (1 :30) 2:00 CD 7DO Club • (J) IIMt orlportll.oook (0:30) Cl) Family Medlcll Cloollr • II]) MOVIE: The lugartuod Expo IH (PO) (2:30) 2:20 (I) Night TfiCioa Stereo. 2:30. 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CHIL.L-V.OR . lo1ovla (2:00) 0 La"' King Ll¥el 111 Hltuhcuh Pa Big Spin par!ormers, along with over 1.000 singers, dlll0811 and athlatas. ana leatured from OMn Flald and Mlrnorlal Stadium altha Ulvaraltv ol Oklahoma In Norman, OK. (L) VEF!.Y WI>RM. 8:30 Cll • (I) Phllbr The l~e of a TV talk Show hOat Ia eomplleeted by har charmingly ovtrbearlng · boclyguard. (0:30) IIJ tir ~nc~~u~y Tlleatnl The Lake 10:110 (J) 700 Club Q BARNEY 6EN·YOU•WINE LEATHER . UPHOLST!RY!! WHArS 50 FANCY ABOUT THAT OL' NAG? .llll 'i£:120 lniii'!IDNM World (!) J - Ellr1 Jonallooka at. con181nporary lllhlon In lght ol hlatgry:::c:. • .IIJ) .... GJivenlng . 0 1'lte Hllet•'llllll 3815-Coda Uz 10:11m NWA Wr1 I' • , _ ... 10:30(!) An*lelln M l - A sell clbo otaaxOphonlll Charlie Parker'l racordlligl ana llatured. D ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDEOSOL """21, 1 - You could be on tha go a lOt more th., usual In tha year ahead bOth tra..twtsa and socially. Sevaral pleUanl changes are in tha offing that will trigger " . developments. -.p-. tro-Graph, c/o thiS P.O. Box 9t428, C-lnd. OH 44t0t-3428. Be sure to state your zOdiac lign. LEO (.luiJ D-A... Zl) Don't be reluetant to use your way-out Ideas lor lmpro-s around the housa or yard today. You could be ralller Inventive or, atleut, extremely reaourceful. YIIIOO (-,.. :11-lept Zl) Your communleallve oi<HIS should be Yrf lllteelive today. Thil will enable you to arrange anythklg lrorn a major eon\mercilll lr.,aaetton 10 a IUCCSIIIul dlnn« party. . LIIIIA (Sept 2I-OcL :D) Thare'1 a poalibll~ lhat ahlp you've baen looking lor might come In today, n you'D want to ahara 1011111 of 111-ao with paople who helped you bring n lnlo port. · ICOIIPIO (Ocl. It lin. Zl) You're tha beat Cholc:e lor deciding wHat you and your pals should do lor antartalnment thiS avenlng, ...._. you'l be able to lleYelneould beanextrwnelygratllylng experience for you today. Tha secret to your SliCC8II Is to genuinely like what you're doing. 1 AQUARIUS (.len. - - . 11) Some. typaa ot special benallta. might be awarded to you today and what OCCOAfl could come as a surpriSe, beCause you may not recall having done anything to earn 11. . PIICEI (FW. 20" e112il) Friends will make eonsc:lenlloos efforts to help you lu"HI your hopel-.d ..-atlona,IOday. In tact, your good fortune might be realIZ!III wHh a mlnlmll amount of exertion on your patt. . . ,._, (.._. 21-Ajltll18) Wlahtul antlclpatlona .,. not lrlvaloua llldeavors lor you tod-r. Thera- atrong lndtca11ono thai you have lha wharawllhal to tum your fantMiealnto reathlel. TAUIIUI (Apltl• ..., a) nlOoks like · your mind w11 1unct1on bell on philo- . CANCER (.luna 21......, Zl) You could envillon aetlvlllll '*YO!~ will ..jOy. aophlcal ....... toctar. Thll Ia • good be luckier than usual tOday In lltliatlona IAGITTAIIIUI (llcllr. II 0.0. 11) To- time to ell• '* ..,_ ..._ with that require part-. or aorna type ol d-ryou.,.lllcelytOba"ll'l""'~ lf*ld- lrlondl, poril•a or IIIOCiat•. . joint ellor1. You'H attract 00111petanl CD- lng your , _ _ and anergy on =n1AcomplleehOrtl like 1 magnat ettr-lron llllnga. aomethlng at home thai C8ll ba _,joyed liOn COIIGIIIIMg your-'! or dullee that . Get a jump on lie by unctentanc;lng.tha by lillhalam~ memban • Will • • hal bean wexlng you Clll be reeolved to lnlluencea that are Qo<• ninO you In tha Jaetgu~~~~ · todey. lnaflno. : y.- w-e!. Sand lor your Aatro-Graph CAPIICoM (~II 1M 11) Selling tlwly, you'l- know how to 11ft corpo ecllcltona '"'!~ by mailing S1 to As- .or pr-lng eomethlng you .W..., ••rroe•1 ............. • '""'·be- ......... - I ISlcorzeny, wer:::ronlyEricto Milar IIIli lha curae 11:00 (]) - llnllly kUla lind thai IIYM on. (R) ""* CltaH elll Ill •<ll • ·•a UINewl eo Ananlo .... 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Lewil- tile klq of lplilejt, lt ,wu North's five·dub bid waa lead-direct- not difficult for !Wn !o ~that in&. East now doubled, and doubled pariDer bad Ullderled U..lplldlace for a1aln wben .North retreated to a reuon. SO But led bic:k tile flft of dlamoada. Tltere wu no way lor clubs. W..t rul&od aDdled a lleart to · to determine that Eut beld the Eut'1 ace. (He '!mew a ·aecaad ipade make even a small slam, would not cull~ cu. aMtJaer · fact, IJ'IIId slam II club, aDd Eutbad let flft dla· difficult to bid.) I1ICIIIdl doubled faur lrlcb - t1le beat So and Lewil mll8ed tbelr t1tey could do onee IIIey mhs.e~ pttiDc ~su1m, but now proceeded to ilain to slam. . : .. CROSSWORD AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW ' ' ... . CRYPI'OQUOTI! 7·21 ZlbB. . ....,,~ ' UXBPBEWJ Tl , . . UTE: ~TS - CTI '" NXLS · SLXXTI Yo.._t.,•o CBQK VLTEV •, WLL . NQX : &QEKBZ . , c.wa..••••• WHAT SIJNStiNI; JS TO FLOWERS, SMilES ARE TO HUMANITY. - JOSEPH ADDISON GALLIPOLIS - Gubernator· 1 : t I '. - -· . .. "-· .. .. _..1 A. Taft-, was known as ' 'Mr. Republican .." An? his father was _. "fM! ' iwe• .--.·cuiMtl,illl &'II ua ;.t headquarters. There was strong Interest on the part of Apple Grove Pulp Company to locate on the site ldenti!led by Aptus, he said, and the option wjll be picked up. The pulp company has an option on 1,200 acres adjacent to the Aptus site. ·'II Is a unique opportunity !or t'lce state o! West VIrginia," Datko said. The proposed pulp mill would hire 500 workers and create800 more jobs In the timber Industry. Aplus ,Is working with West :Virginia officials to locate other .sites within the state tor Its hazardous ·waste Incinerator !aclllty, Dat ko said. "We!eeltherelsaneed!orthls type o! service In that region," he said. According to Datko, Aptus has not ruled out West VIrginia, or even Mason County. If another suitable site Is located, Dalko Indicated Aptus would be interested. . The land optioned by Aptus was 191 acres belonging to Appalachian Power Company, located acr()!is from Sunnys~e School, and next to Goodyear Tire and Rubber . Company's Point Pleasant Polyester Plant. . . ·· ' Gallia projects are revie,wed ~o~ .~d~g .t~g'!g~, . !~sue . 2 , ... ... .. ~ •'"'":,',,:,_,. . MARGARET CALDWELL Ttnles-Senilnel &all GALLIPOLIS - Gt~IJia (;9unty Corpmlssloners and the county engineer' have been put on.hold as the Ohio Public Works Commiss.lon reviews the seven proposed county road repair projects to be funded by Issue 2. The county received notice o! tentative approval of seven resurfacing projects, totaling $311,655 from the bond issue, approved by voters In November 1987. . Jim Baird, county engineer, said lifter nine projects were cleared through Ohio . Valley Regional Development Commission and pctorlllzed by District 15 Executive Committee, a bridge and seven resurfacing road projects were approved by the District PubliC W:orks Integrat Ing Commitlee. What GaiDa gets "App"roved to be funded by Issue 2 are Gallia bridge (Vinton), SR 160, $63,000; Kemper Hollow, starling at SR 160 for 1.12 miles, $36,661; . Dan Jones Road, starting atSR 775 to the park for ,56 o! ~ mile, $14,782; Teens Run FtOad, start· lng at SR 7 for two miles, $52,803; Buckeye Hills Road, starting at Buckeye Hills Career Center · for 1.92 miles, $57,029; · Little Kyger Road, starting at SR 7 to go beyond .the Kyger Creek High School for 1.31 miles, $34,578; Vanco Road, starting at ' - Fairfleld' Centenary !or one mile, $26,401: and Clark Chapel Road, starting at SR 160 for one mile, $26;401 . "I feel we are !orturiate to be considered for the $311,655. These are good projects.'' ·Baird said: "Resurfacing Is what peo· pie wan I to be able to serve more people better. Those type of projects are more favorable anc~ leav~ funds open !or stone roads to upgrade." According to ·Baird, these ..... ;; . . . projects met the newly established eligibility requirements to be funded by Issue 2. . In deciding what lnfrastruc· ture projects may be submitted for considera lion, each county, municipality, township, or village m11st" take an lnv.entory o! public Infrastructure ·facilities . A five-year capital priority plan must then be formulated with the projects at the top of the list to be submitted. (See GALLIA; page A4) Gallipolis streetscape . . project moving-ahead • Sidewalk demolition should be By LEE ANN WELCH complete by Monday to the 700 Times-Sentinel Staff linear foot limit In the speclflca· GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis lions, he said. After that, the streetscape project has run onto a lew small problems, but that . AGE crew will pr.obably begin working around Central Supply won't hold up work, according to and other isolated spots within Its on-site supervisor. the project. A day of rain Tuesday , two basements discovered that were Backfilling where the Second not In the plans, and the concrete Avenue sidewalk has been re· mix not being approved .yet, have moved should also be completed created a lew problems, but the early next week, including the· project Is progressing, according two.basements discovered at the to Rob Holbrook· of AGE Baslllle and Bernadlnes . contractors, The two basements, not in the Holbrook Is In hopes the mix plans, created a problem Inside will be approved by Wednesday, , the Down Under Restaurant, . and they can begin to pour the !loodlng one of the banquet' concrete strip next to buildings rooms following a he!IVY rain on on Court Street by the end of the Tuesday, he said. week. ' (See GALLIPOLIS, pa&e A3) . .Bu~get approved for waste district _ · aposlrophei,lhe length and formation or the wotds are all · hints. E:Mh day the code letters are different. SQE ' Robert Taft II will speak at local R~publican eve)lt · By LEE ANN WELCH . Times-Sentinel Staff J..AKEVILLE, Minn .. - Aplus Environmental Services re leased its option on 191 acres In Mason County, W.Va., Friday, according to Andrew•· J. Datko, manager of planning and d!!velopment. The move will help Mason County's chances of at· trac!lng a $1.1 billion paper mill. Aptus, an Industrial Waste disposal company ,' Is releasing Its option to assist In the effort to attractalargepaperpulpmlllto Apple Grove, w. Va. , Datko said Friday In a telephone Interview with the Sunday Tlmes·Sentinel from their , Minnesota ' Q ' Is to see the completion of these projects because they are para; mount to the economy of the area," Abel said. "We have had the research completed. It will be my Intent to . follow tip and continue to work .." US 351s the only road construction projec!. In Southeast Ohio that Is ready fer construction, she said, adding that It Is on the highest part of the state's project ' agenda. : : ._..,_ "We've had some previous · commitment to this project," Abel said. "I really want to see this move as rapidly as ,..·· possible.'.' The proposed Gallipolis bypass APPROXIMATE ROUTE - This map shows westward lo RAJdney Bidwell Road. The highway Is split lnt,o three sectlons. The lhe approximate route of the proposed Gallipolis would lhen slretch to SR 3251n Rio Grande and 011 first section consists of 2.76 miles · BytNIIIS. Tbe highway would start at the current · Into Centerville In western Gallla County at a cost from Centerville to Rio Grande folll'-lane section 11ear SR 160 omd progress of S82 mUllon. (Times-Senllnel Graphic) and has li $13.9 mtlllon price tag. / The .most expensive section Is to the existing four-lane section Leach said. However, ODOT did pleted the 2.76 mile !our-lane from SR 325 . 1n Rio Grande to · · near SR 160. This section would not have enough money to build highway Into ,Rio Grande from Rodney Bidwell Rilad. The 4,5 cost ·$24.6 mUIIon. , and maintain the highway at that Centerville." • Mistake Made · mUe section will cost $4U 1, lime. ''The money they spent should mUllon to bulld. ,. . Dredging work was completed .' 'TI\at project did riot serve any have ~en spent "elsewhere ," he The last on .the SR 160 to Rodney Bidwell immediate purpose," Leach said. "SOmebody m"ade a m is· Road section In the early 1980s , said. "They should have com(See LONG, _Page A4) ·Aptus,. drops Mason larJ-d ·option One letter stands for another. l!llhis sample A· il ~ · for the three L's, X for the·two O'a, elc. Slfllle letters,. UXGKBEW flild a way to fund the $82 million By MICHAEL .SIIEARER · project. Times-Sentinel Staff . GALLIPOLIS ....!. Even though State Senator Jan Michael Long (D-Clrclevllle) and State the 1989 Ohio Highway Map Representative Mary Abel (0shows a portion of the US 35 Gallipolis four-lane bypass being Athens) have both stated that tlley are lloplng Ohio's new 5.2 completed, Gallia County resl· dents who have been stuck In cent per gallon gasoline tax will traffic on the .r oad are well aware "provide additional . funding . for road 'construction p"r ojects such . that the bypass does not exist. The map shows a four-lane as the SR 160 to Centerville section of road from SR 160 to the · project. WIJI Push Project vicinity of Rodney·Bidwell Road "I will be doing everything I where the new highway is can do to make sure that money planned to be built. Joe Leach, deputy director o! Is funnelled intoSoutheastohio," the Ohio Department o! Trans- Long said. "My plans are to continue on a more upscale portation District 10, said the map Is . Incorrect and should effort.'' Meeting with ODOT Director lnste.ad ~how the area as a.future highway. site. He added that the Bernard Hurst and With Gov. site Is likely to remain classified Richard Celeste In the future are as a future highway location for two· ways Long said he can push . the next year wlllle the proposed · the project. · . . Abel Sjlld she will ' 'vigorously" project Is under rev! ew by work to get the state to fund tlle ODO'I'. . Meanwhile local groups and US, 35 "project In Gallla County pqlltlclans are trying to corrE!"ct and fo~other projects throughout the map by Influencing ODOT. Southeast-Ohio. . :·one of the things I want to ao arid Gov. Richard F. Celeste to Ser'ving as member Qf the Ohio Rl!jiubllll'a n· <;orti' ' Cooko\it Monday, 6 p.m. at lhe Bob Evans House of Representatives from 1976 to i980, Taft served on the . S)lelterhotllle. , Taft, 47, president . of the Ways and Means, Finance, EduHamilton County Board of Com· cation ' 'Review, and Health & m lssloners, has been associated Retirement committees. with ·the Graydon, Head & Ritchey Jaw !lrm !or seven years. Taft served as budget officer A candidate for Lieutenant and assistant director in the Governor of Ohio In 1986, Tall State of Illinois Bureau o! Budget was Oh lo co-chairman o! the . from 1969 to 1973. · 'George Bush presidential camPrior to . his political career, paign In 1988 and the Reagan- Taft was a school teacher In / Bush 1984 campaign. Tanzania, East Africa as Peace The'I'afl name Is well-known In Corps volunteer ·!rom 1963 to the political world and the nation. 1965~ His great-grandfather was Wll· A graduate of Yale Un"lverslly ·nail Law School in 1976." Jlam Howard Taft, President of Taft, his wife, Hope, and the United States and Chief In 1963, Taft earned his master's degree In government al Prln· daughter, Anna , are members of Justice of the U.S. Supreme ceton University In 1967. He Hyde.Park Community Meththe Court. attended University of Clnclnodist Church. His grandfather, ~n. 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Cl-6 In our town: , Gallia County Fair starts July 3l ...Page 82 ·· Page Bl C-1 Inside · of the bend: : Here's a real battler... 87 Beat j • ' 1:01 (J) Alae (!) 1oc1r mnllfc VILE THING .JOIN THE STRI>.NGERS 50 cents WOII IVI!NINQ ew .. Su nd<l y By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - An , operating budget totalling approximately · $360,000 has been adopted by the . executive committee of the six. county solid waste district , that Includes, Meigs, Athens, VInton, GaiDa, Hocking and Jackson Counties. The budget covers more than a 12·month period from this. !last March to Sept. 1, 1990. The additional few months are lncl~ed In the Initial budget to cover coslll since the district's formation earlier this year. The total opera ling budget Includes $1611,000 for develop. ment of a solid waste management plan. Plan eoslll Include a $13$,570 fee quoted by SCS Engineers of CoVIngton, Ky., with help from Woolperl Consul· tants of Dayton, to develop the plan . .. ·Another $20,000 has been ear· marked for sampling of existing landfllla within the district to ... determine their corldltlon and future capacity. There Is also $20,000 !or legal fees associated wllh formation of the district. tee. Athens County Mayor Sara Hendrleker serves as executive committee chairwoman. As required. by relatively new state Jaw go"l(etnlng IIOIId waste An' ainount of $153,100 will disposal, proposed surcharges at cover costs o! Implementing the landfills ·within ·the six-county plan, Including $100,000 for start- district will pay the various costs up o! recycling p~ograms al)d of the district's operation. $40,000 to reimburse coul)ty The prowsed surcharges are health departments for landlill to be approved by ordlllllnce or Inspection costs. resolution by Aug. 7 by boards of It Is anticipated that next county 'commissiOners and the summer, the district will need to legislative au thortty of each hire a staff to "lmplemept the ll)unlclpal corporation and townplan. The budget Includes $13,100 ship In the six CQunlles. for two months of supportive · Proposed surcharges of $1 per staff cos Ill. An annual salary fOr a ton !or district garbage, $2 per dlrectpr has been anticipated at ton for Oblo garbage from $35,000. . oullllde the district, and $3 per ton The executive committee for out-of-state garbage, will be which approved the budget con- paid "In addlllop to" regu~ slats of membl!rs from the parent landfill dumplnJ feet, reported SoUd Waste Managrnent Policy Meigs Comml.llloner David KoCommittee. Kenny Wlgginl, ~~­ blenU In a recent comml.laloners. rector of Meigs County's Litter meeting. . Control PrQIJ'Im aDd a member For example, If a ha111er brings of the poUcy committee, aliiO serves on the executive commit(See BVDGET, pap At) NBCESMRY SERVICE - Looal.r....llalllera · pnvlde a mucb aeecled Ml'vlce 1D Melp ud aurrouadlna couotlea. 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