https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ab15e085fcde6a72ae27e13d722f7e2e.pdf fe49cb48a52a5c8f9e6071eb6faa0c9b PDF Text Text Pllga 1 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeeoy-Middlaport. Ohio ' Thursday, August 3. 1989 Ohio Lottery Reds set marks 18-2 win in A L Pick-3 772 Pick-4 0653 . Hoi and humid Chance of rain 30 High Saturday near Page3 • 2 Soctiono, 14poges 25. Cents A Multimedia Inc. NewiJI)aper • Vol.40, No.63 M Ccipyriphted 1989 Syracuse considers .. own TV cable service \ By KATIE CROW Dally Sentinel Correspondent Syracuse VIllage Council is seriously considering construct· ing, owning and operating its own TV cable service due to lack of falling revenue. Council Thursday rrlght agreed It was time to proceed with the project providing they have l!)e · support of the citizens of the vlllage. It is a matter of whether.or not residents of the village, who are presently on cable, would support the system by purchasing cable !rom the village rather from an outside firm. It is a question whether the residents would like the revenue from cable to stay within the village or se~ It go out of state. Revenue from a cable system would mean a great deal to the village. . Council is asking residents to · . notify village 'officials whether or not they would support a village FATALITY SCENE A cornfield In the country was where 12-year-old . Todd WIUiam Michael, son of Gary and Sharon frecker Michael, died as the result of Injuries suffered In a freck tractor accident. The wheels slipped over the sleep embankment causinl( the tractor to tip over, roll and then·come to stop on its wheels. a Meigs CotintY youth killed iri d . · ·~·freak farm._tractor ace) enl ........... Mig. .... - IIGOIEie ....... I]IILJIJIII U. -1111·11 · • POSULlU- •ot 1129.96 CHOICE $3887UCH Ullllil.l Cs IliFF Willi ••• IIIII 1111/flllr . , . 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According to the .State Highway patrol report, Michael was driving the tractor northbound onTownshlpRoad85,justwestof State Route 7, near Chester, when the right side of the tractor dropped off the roadway causing it to Up sideways and go over a sharp embankment into a cornfield. It rolled. over once and IWIIilllle fllllr =-.......... . .. ;~;·~;;;~_:·:~~~~:$ •rcaa ·• · aiiUciiiMili D?l I&• II •.• I) I .I .. ,. came to a stop on Its wheels. The youngster and his 15-yearold brother, Matthew W. Ml· chael, who was riding on. the tractor, were both thrown from the vehicle. The 12·year-old was killed when the tractor rolled over hi.m, the patrol reported . His brother was thrown clear and received only minor Injuries. He was not treated.. · The Meigs County Emergency Medical Service with the Fameroy .unlt responding was called at 11:23 a.m. Also on the scene to assist were Sheriff James . He was preceded In death by Soulsby and several · of his his paternal grandmother, Dodeputies, EMS director Bob Byer. and the Chester Fire Department and squad Frecker, and his step maternal members. grandmother, Theodosia OhlinBorn on Nov. 10, 1976 at get Frecker. Gallipolis, Michael was a student Funeral services will be held at the Chester ·Elementary Sunday at · 2 p.m at the MI. Herman United Brethern ChUrch. The Rev. Robert Sand· ers wlil officiate and burial will .be In Mt. Herman Cemetery. Deputies of the Meigs County s~erlff' s Department answered Friends may call at the Ewing three domestic calls on Thursday night. Funeral Home from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 on Saturday. The calls were at Minersville, Reedsville, and In Letart Township. In ~ach case the offender was gone when deputies In lieu of flowers donations arrived. · may be made to the Mt. Herman Beverly Dowell. Letart Falls, reported at 2: 52 a.m ., that Youth Group, the Heart Fund or Continu!'d on page 10 · . the Cancer Society, local chapters. I I •_ ........ Cl?lllilng- By LEE ANN WELCH OVP ·News Staff . Vern Gosdin, Janie Fricke and Patty Loveless will highlight the entertalninent at the . Mason. County Fair, which opens Mon-. · day, according to falrboard member Brian Billings. Gosdin, will appear Aug. 12 for two shows. He joins a lineup that boasts Janie Fricke on Aug.' ·8; ·-Cclfd~J1.1:~... elflcl =-ealtach:ua• Available aUM l'aftlclpatlng Dealln LlaiM IIIDW. APPALACHIAN Tl PRODUCTS INC. 307 MAIN STREET EMPIRE FURNITURE. CO. PT. PLUSANT, W. VA. 842 SECOND AVE. B&S SUPPLY 426 VIAND STREET PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' I • ,. ~~~hyg~aan~:::o~~~~.ae~e~~~m::; -LOcal news briefs-..... .,. ~ . ~. L~T!!'~·~·!;._:; -- ~~~~~:sdunclesaiongwlthother '--------====;:.:...&=;;.;;.;;...________. Vern Gosdin tops Mason lineup •I.UUIU. . . . • 1 Deputie$ check . domestic calls • 18 fOol altaclled ~cord • ~Ill dull cup, Mlg.lugg.-lalf.96 •UPEMI.P. . . . IlEUS• IIIIMI• • llllr II iii b I ?IIUIII'IF INGELS .FURNITU & JEWELRY CORNER OF SPRUCE & SECOND, Gallipolis 106 N,'. SECOND 'AVE. . MIDDlEPORT . -· picnic tables to the village for the u.s e of the park. . In other business comptalnts about dogs running loose were aired. One resident reported that she had three tame rabbits klll!ld by dogs. A vlliage ordjnan:c~ prohibits dogs running loose.. • · Mayor Eber Pickens reported that court costs.will b~ Increase(! by the State and when the new law g<les Into effect the' village wlli Increase Its costs and addl· tional $5. The mayor also advised that council should consider P•lrchas. 1ng a new pollee cruiser. Council took the matter under advisement. Pollee Chief Jiljl . Connolly asked council for a new spotlight and addltional'tear gas. Council approved the request. Attending were Mayor Pickens, Janice Lawson, clerk· · treasurer, Connolly, Jim Hill. Mynter Fryar, Jack Williams and Kathryn Crow, council members. Bush pleased, encouraged · '!'!~~.\!.~~~~~?:!"'~~~~i,?,?....... dent Bush, "pleased . ~d . enBush mad~ no public appearan· againt CicipPio•. said, ·"We urge courage<\" that pro·Iranian ces Thursday as the execuuon that all parties m the reg10n use : . , -~·.- ,___ .. . militarus- did,_.ll!ll.o .k ill . , hostage --~ deadline Jlpproacbed.fot, .CiciPJlio..- ~-..wbatevJlT... infl uence- they. ..Jiavo....~.,. , Jo:leph· Cicippio, plans to press · the.dep~ly Cl:!mplrol.ler of Amencan end the tnlgedy of hosla~e:Laking School. ahead willl his new opportunity to Umverstty m Betrut who WaS and. . rei~~ those remammg m seized on Sept. 9, 1986. . captttVIty. . . He was a member of the Mt. . secure freedom for all U.S. captives Herman United Brethern in Lebanon. · The Whtte House was relieved Fttzwater S3ld there was no qutd Church, belonged to the youth · . "We still have a serious problem when the Revolutionary Justice Or- .pro quo to the mililallts 10 win a ganization passed the word to the reprieve. But he could not pinpoint group there, and Pack 235, Boy in the Middle East," White Hoose Scouts of America. . press secretary Marlin Fitzwater Lebanese newspaper AI Nahar in any specific govemment or leader Besides his parents 'a nd his acknowledged 'I'hii!Sday. Beirut that Cicippio had · been among a dozen called by Bush who brother, MatthewW. ,' theyouthis "We will continue to press for spared- at least temporarily had influenced the dectsion of the survived by a sister, Kimberly A. release of all the hoslages and will "in .respect of (goodwill) interven- HezboU$ captors. lion by some slates and sides that The administmtion had contacted Michael, paternal grandfather continue the diplomatic initiatives and step grandmother, samuel that have begun," Fitzwater said, were asked by the United States to Iran. and all other countries in the and Cora Michael, Portland; adding, "We have a new initiative mediate and stop the ex011ution." region in an in1ense diplomati~ efmaternal grandfather, William here that offers some promise, but Fitzwater, commenting on the Conllnued on page 10 · G. Frecker, Racine, and several ' 1 1 . By Mig. • · -1111&.96 owned system . It would mean a great deal to (he village If they had this added enlty for addi· tlonal revenue. With a village owned system residents would receive the same service they are presently being offered with a lot better quality of service. Council askS that residents contact village officials as soon as possible. C01.oncll needs the support of its ·citizens not only with this project bu I ali projects. As the project develops rest· dents will be notified of that progress and council will answer any and all ques tlons pretaining to the cable system. In other business Thursday night Jim Hill, councilman, announced that the park has been reserved for August 12 by Sounth· ern Ohio Coal Co. Ali park; facilities, _including the pool and tennis courts, wlli be closed to the general public for the one day . Southern Ohio Coal donated six · Demetri and the Flasbbacks on Meigs , and Ricky Skaggs, Steve Aug. 9; the Dixie Melody Boys on Wariner and the McCarters In Aug. 10 and Patty Loveless on Gallia. · Aug. 11. Vern Gosdin, called "the Vo· ''We're thrilled to have this Ice," by legions of country music kind of lineup for the fair," fans, has a pure, emotional and Billings said. "Looking at th.e down-to-earth delivery, winning talent in the three county fairs, · critical acclaim from singers, you can't find a, better value for songwriters and journalists. your money," he added making In the 23rd Music City News reference to Charly McClain at Awards, Gosdin was nominated for Album ofthe Year and Single · of the Year with "Chiseled .In Stone," and as Male Vocalist of the Year. Janie Fricke has long been known as one of Nashville's most versatile recording artists, Bll· lings said. She has recorded six number one singles, eight In the top five and another four ln the top ten. Additionally, she has been named Entertainer of the Year twice by both the County Music Association (CMA) and the Music City News. · Patty Loveless Is a Pikeville, Ky., native with strong vocals straight from the heart, Billings , · · said. Loveless was chosen the Star of Tomorrow In the Music ~lty News Awards this year. Her Continued on page 10 · VERN GOSDIN ~ Meigs man d I IDVO1ve ·m .eye e · . accident is reported critical , · · David Lambert, 21, of Rutland pickup truck In front of them was reported In critical conditloil · started to make a left hand turn in Grant Hospital Friday morn· Into Mulberry St. and the motoring as the result of Injuries cycle crashed into the side of the suffered In a motorcycle a eel- truck. dent early Thursday afternoon In The Rutland unit of the Meigs Rutland. · . County Emergency Medical SerAccording to the report' of vice was called In at 12:27 p.m. Rutland Marshall John Spires. and summoned Llfefllght to Lambert, traveling at a high rate transport Lalllbert to Grant or speed east on Route 124 in Hospital, Columbus. According Rutland village, was passing two to the marshall, Lambert's injurcars when theaccldentoccurred. les were extensive. . As he was passing the cars, a Thedrlverofthetrucksuffered CRASH SCENE .,... Mabn ~reel in wu · tbe l?llene of lin.. me&oreycJe.lrack coWs ion early Thunclay after_,, David Lambert wu laken lacerations and abrasions and was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. He Is ex· pected to be discharged from there today . The motorcycle was demolished and the truck heavily damaged in the accident, Spires reported. The marshall said the helmet was in the road and It has not been determined yet whether Lambert was wearing it. Lambert is the son of Juan Ita and Ray Lambert, Rutland. by LlfeOilhl to GriPPII Ba.Piialtn Columbus wlnere Friday mornln1 he,.!malnned In crlllea! col!dltlon. �·Commentary . Pomeroy, O)llo . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIG~·MASON AREA ' a!:b . ~~ rT'I..J.._..,...,,..,._o:::::l,..., . ' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHlTij:tiEAD Asslslanl Publlsher/ ConiroDt!r CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LE'iTEitS OF OPINION are welcome. They shauld be lesotluiD 380 wonlo 1001. AU !ellen ore oubJeello edliiDI aad mull be alped wllh name, addreso and telephone number . No uaolped letters wUI be publlahed. Letters sbould be laiOOd lalle, addreslllaslooues, not personal!· Ilea. Bush face8 his first crisis · . BY HELEN THOMAS . UPI While House ReJI!lrter · WASHINGTON - George Bush, who just passed the six-month mark as president, has faced his first crisis. Typically, it had to do with the Middle East and specifically the hostage problem. Tl)e question of American hostages and how to deal with it has ~la~eq . three administrations, and played a major role in tne political downfall of Jimmy Carter. Not to mention a hapless, Ill-planned rescue mission in which eight Americans los I their lives. 'f11e frustration or Americans h'l captivity also gnawed at President Rqnald Reagan, leading his administration Into secret undercover arms dealings with Iran'in a trade for the American hostages !leld In Lebanon. · . . . . The siphoning of profits from secret dellvery of weapons 'to Iran, which was on the U.S. list of states sponsoring terrorism, to the American-backed Nicaraguan Contra rebels. erupted In a major scandal that rocked the Reagan administration and tarnished his last years In office. On Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, 1981, the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelni released the 52 American Embassy hostages in Tehran glvingR~agan a bonanza and another slap inthe!aceto Carter. At th~ time, Reagan pledged there would be swift retribution If there were any repetition. Indeed there was. Several hostage episodes occurred during the Reagan years, and he was as helpless as his predecessor, although his rhetoric was strong. . Reagan publicly followed Secretary of State George ShultZ's relentless, adamant, no deals, no negotiation with terroriSts In order to win the freedom of nine American hostages, now eight, whose lives are In constant jeopardy. The table-pounding Shultz remained In concrete against any overtures to the captors, eve!) though he was apparently aware of some of the covert operations with the so-called moderates in Iran. Although Reagan told reporters often that there was never a day that he did.not think oi the hostages, he had little success In obtaining their freedom During h.ls adminiStration, the Rev. Benjamin E . Weir, 60, a Presbyterian minister, Rev . Lawrence Martin Jenco, 51, and David Jacobsen, 55, were freed by the Islamic Jihad Orga·nlzatlon in Lebanon. . Stjll, when he left, a yellow ribbon on the West Wing door, sym bollzing a promise to the families of the hostages that he would bring them back alive, was removed. Revelation that the ribbon had been taken away caused a slight sur and it was returned to the front door where It now hangs In wilted dejection. .So In eight years, Reagan for all his Rambo threats, could not solve the problem since any sirong action by a superpower would have ·· endangered the lives of the hostages, who are In the hands of dedicated Islamic fanatics who have their own agenda. The captors had sought a trade for some of their brethern In prison In Kuwait, jailed after a terrorist att'cg on the American Embassy there. But Shultz put his foot down. Since Bush assumed the presidency, he has voiced concern for the hostages, but there has not been any noticeable signs of behlnd·the-scenes activity to with It has plagued three admlnlstra· lions, and played a major role in the political downfall of Jimmy Carter. Not to mention a hapless ill planned rescue mission In which eight helicopter pilots losf their lives. The frustration of Americans in captivity also gnawed at former President Ronald Reagan leading his administration into secret undercover arms dealings with Iran In a trade off for the American hostaged Its sponsorship of terrorism and hostility. The new leadership In Iran mi!Y turn over a new chapter now that Khomeini has passed on. Meanwhile, the president , cautious and no risk-taker, has been able to run foreign policy on a fairly even keel. He is not expected to shoot from the hip at this stage. Buttheworld will be watching how he handles.his first International crisis. . Soviets . continue to revel . in · openness volunteer confeSsions about the Gorbachev ' s reforms have atrocities of the past and crltl· caused repercussions that he clsmsofthepresentgovernment. didn't anticipate. But he reportSoviets have good reason to edly believes that perestroika, spUI their emotions now because like pregnancy, cannot be done they may _be gagged again. The half-way. On his recent tour of China, hardliners who oppose Gorbachev's reforms are warning Gorb,!lchev witnessed a preview bitterly that freedom could lead . of what could happen here. The to anarchy. The democratic scenario was familiar: ' :China's reforms have brought to the • aging leader, Deng Xlaoplng, surface social, political, ethnic introduced economic reforms and economic confilcts that could ' that stirred demands for political tear the Soviet Union apart. reforms. When the outcry threa· . Every nation should belong to Jened party rule, he ruthlessly !~e peo~le who lnha.~it It, but the · suppressed the demonstrations . people s republics of the com- ·. Gorbachev closely watched munlst world are ruled by an and analyzed the tumultilous elite. They govern In the name of, events In China. Our sources but without ~he consent of, the think that If Gorbachev had blien people. . in DeJig's place, he would have No government Is likely to granted more political freedoms. agree to Its OWII termination, and His strategy Is to endure the ups the communist regime that .rules and downs of perestroika and the Soviet Unl()n is no exception. adjust to the changes. Jack Anderson : But Gorbachev concedes this-· much to ·his critics In the ; Kremlin: Too much freedom . coul(l fract11re the Soviet Union · Into 151ndependent republics. He : · has no Intention of allowing · perestroika to go that far. The winds of democracy; : meanwhile, have swept a new parliament Into Moscow. It Is . still called the Supreme Soviet, . but It Is nothing like the old one that used to rubber-stamp party policies. The parllmentary c)lambers • stlll · ring with open debate. ·The voices of opposition are . heard ' loud and clear. But Gorbachev . has developed a simple device for controlling democracy In the ·Supreme Soviet. When the people's . elected representatives start .to speak the .unspeakable, he turns off their microphOnes.' \\'in, lose & llREW Tewell '. .-• .NFL . -· Rill .. .. '· • '. ·-=- - - - .' .. . . &~~!~e Miller , A bad . deal for senior citizens So mlaetlmes Congress passes the 1989 tax year and riSes to catastrophic to senior citizens·, by reducing the surtax thl Ieg1s tlon that actually hurts the $1,050 In 1993. • thes eople th t It 1 1 t d d that Is, lon~-term nursing care. measure would nearly double P • a s n .en e to help, In essence, this supplemental Instead , It appears that many . premiums paid thereby by all Medicare and such appears to be the case premium constitutes an Income sen Ior cttlzens who are required beneficiaries hlttl Catastrophic tax surchange that would add tiel ' ng wlth t h· e Medicare 1o par pate 1n this program low-Income senior citizens the A t h h Coverage c w ic was enacted 15% to the income tax of affected 1t 1 1 an d pay this surtax, are paying hardest. n aw ast year. As you may senior citizens next year. Furth- lor benefits for other members of It would also shift a portion of recall, this legislation was the ermore, this tax falls principally 1 t s 111 1 soc e Y· pee ca ly, mlddi'e- the costs or the catastrophic t th r th ourogram grow to oprot e t ca11 i 1or ltla on middle-Income taxpayers. As Income senior citizens have benefits to the Hospital Insu• P ec sen or c - a result, mlddie-income senior ended up subsidizing those with zens against the possibility or citizens under this program are 1ower 1ncomes under the pro- ranee ·FJCApayroll tax so portion that theofthe program wo Jd fi nanc IaI ru In in the event that forced to .pay the highest tax gram, which In effect means they longer be self financing. Flu 11no they shou ld contract a serious rates of anyone In the •-ountry. ares hou Ideringagreaterportlon Its provision- to allow· senior na Y• long ·term Ill ness. Wh at senior Furthermore, since many senior of the nation's social service to opt outTo or the citizens got after Congress was citizens cannot earn .additional expen dl lures. Furthermore, the citizens Is only Illusory droprogram t th roug h• however' was a pro- Income to pay for'! his tax without I . P ou ' a x a so helps pay for the senior citizen would have to give gram th a t cou ld cause many or jeopardizing the full receipt of surta. treatment of AIDS patients, up a1I of the doctor's benefits them financial r u In tnd ay. : their social security benefits, this which is not an aliment that As the law currently stands which are Part currently •- tax directly eats Into either their genera 11 Y a!!llcts the elderly. under . the B poprovided tl f thl d r one- r o the cost or the standard of living or their hard - rppon oh the catastrophic health Medicare Clearly this Thus, I program earned savings, or both. • r.~ a roac 1 s 1mp1Y 1s not rair to many of Is fraught· with pitfalls. r 1 s fto$4be paid for by a flat · Pan P em urn o per month on all In addition, since the program the elder 1y c 1t 1zens who are Personally, I feel a 1-year MediC are benerl cIaries. Th e re- only covers long-term hospital rorce d to carry Ibis coverage. In moratorium n--~ t be 1 d =us othat Paceld rna InIng two-thirds Is designed to stays, many feel the extra recogn 111on of this, Congress Is on this . program come from an income-based bene.flts that senior citizens re· now attempting to correct these allow Congress . •the time wouto · Supplement aI prem Iurn on mid· celve for this tax simply are not 1 nequ!ties. Last week, the House comprehensively reevaluate this : dl e an d upper Income senior worth their cost. An estimated w hi ays and Means Committee Jeutslatlon and t th c ltlz ens who pay over $150 In 85% of those who will pay this tax approve d a measure tha,t pur- . weigh " . ramifications o oroug Y the of the federal income tax. Thl s supple- are already covered by health t t ed h ta I prem iurn starts at $22.50 Insurance programs that offer pord s or11 uce t e surtax by half current provisions and propas ed men fo h $l50 f 1 an to a ow those senior citizens revisions. As my mother used to rdealc ncome tax paid the benefits that this program Is wishing to drop out of the say "haste mak s a t " d . e w s e an an r ses 1nstepsto$42per$1501n intended to provide. th program to do so. Unfortunately, from all !n~lcatl taxes pa ld .by 1993. The law Moreover, the program does thl s measure is almost as objec- In which this " Is ons 1 e manner tl pIaces a cap on the total amount not even address the type of t Iona b Ie as the original belngaddressedb sueths Ccurren Y th at an Individual would have to· long-term health care that Is Y e ongress, f could well add to this program's pay. The caps begins at $800 for . most likely 10 be financially legTioslamtlaokn. 1 ° ,,C_. . fPII($tJNNIL A "What do you have in the way of FUN jobs?" -~ •."' .~ ·~· 'l;,f . . -'",.fl.~~ .. . .. .. Inning of Thursday's game against the visiting Houston Astros. The Reds won 1R·2. (UPI) BIG INNING- The Reds' Eric Davis is poeeteil at the dupul by a very happy Pete Rose and other Reds alter Davis scores In the Reds' 14-run first . ° ' first score Friday, Augu.-t 4, 1989 .. MOSCOW - It's 1776 In the Soviet Union. The United States and France have already celebrated the bicentennials of their respective democratic revolu· lions. But what the Soviets lack In .timing, they more than make up for with enthusiasm. Political dissidents and ethnic minorities are demanding more glasnost and perestroika than Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev had In mind. The Baltic States are agitating for autonomy. .Elsewhere In the Soviet Union, democratic expression has taken the- form of violent protests. There Is a sense here that openness may be short-lived, and the Soviets we met - officials, dissidents and common citizens alike - seem eager to exercise · their. new fre'edom of speech before they lose It, There is a compulslori to tell the truth. They 1 Berry's World Reds -14 runs in • Astros ,. rungm 18-2 win Page-2-The Daily Sentinel . Pomaoy-Middleport, Ohio · ; .. _I over The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street The Daily Ohio an a COitnnUDI_·s t "' I have a good friend who emigrated many years aeo from one of the communist nations of Eastern Europe and became an extremely successful businessmaud here In the United States. Not surprisingly, he has always been a sta\lch antl-cortimunlst and an outspoken advocate of the free-enterprise economics of his adopted COUn!ry. Not long aeo he was approached by emissaries of the communist government of his native land. Apparently his achievements as an American capitalist are known there, and the emissaries brought a most Interesting Invitation from. their superiors. My friend was asked If he would be wllllng to advise the government on ways and· means of Introducing major elements of free enterprise Into fhe economy of the country. For my friend, the threshold question 11 whethet he should deal with _t!lfte people at all. His l J' • ' tio~p ~;ef;,n;i?s.notresolw7ifiam na _ detestation of communism Is hope the transit-Ion to a relatively visceral and profound, and his free economy can be accompfirst Impulse, assuming he so lished without major social and much as talked face to face wtth political dislocations. They probthe leaders of a communist ably assume that It's just a regime, would be to burn his matter . of a little deregulation clothes afterward. here and there, after which the On the other hand, there Is country's economy will prosper like Hong Kong's. every reason to think that the regime Is sincere about wanting As Deng Xiaoplng discovered, to reform. The COllntry's econ- even the first halting steps In the Omy Is a basket case, and there direction of freedom produce are, Lord knows, quite a number wlld swings In the prices and or recent precedents among the quantities or . basic goods, as world's communist nations for eovernmeatal subeldlea ·are retrying the medicine of economic placed by the operation• of the freedom. Mlehtu't It be wrong·to law of supply and deniand. Even refuse to give.sound advice, even 'Gorbachev, who h81n't gone to communists, If they really and nearly 81 far as Oene In freeing truly wanted to move the country his country'• economy, admits In the direction of free that many shelves In SOviet enterprise? · stores are emptier now t!lan·they · My friend Is stUI mulling over were Ill the bad old daya. · his response. But, assumlne he So what advice could my friend aerees to try to help, a second conaclent!oualy give? Half· question Immediately arises. Ob- meuurea would be 'worse than viously the communist leaders useless, yet the regime almost ~ Ru.sher certainly Isn't ready for more. ; · Essentially he would, In a · · smaller way, be facing the same dilemma that George Bush taces In regard to the Soviet Union· '· advocating reform, yet knowing . · that mere tinkering won't work · . and being dlplonlatlcally unabl~ ' · . to call for the sort of root-and· ·.' branch .surgery that Is really ' needed .. ' · · . ·. Probably the best course (In bot~ cases) Is to muddle through · - encourage now what reformi ' · one can ·and prepare to counsel ·· stroneer measures when the · country's further deterioration ' makes them -possible. · · And It Is conceivable, ot · course, that even llalf-measurea carefully chosen and lmple: ' ' mented, might help to some · · degree, or at least create pres· ·sures that would ultimately re, ' suit In the only thing that will · really work: the total eradication • · of communism. · · h3s . one-stroke . • In St. Jude MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) Doug Tewell !Ired an S-under 63 Thursday to take a one-stroke · lead over Jim Gallagher after the first round or the $1 million St . Jude Classic. Ed Flori and Brian Watts, who is not a membero!thePGA Tour, tied for third at ·Gunder 65, with Billy Mayfair, Mark Lye and B?b Classic : r way another back at 66. Tewell, who also led after the first round at Memphis last year but finished 19th, said he realized he was going to do well from his · · first tee shot. · · "I just really felt like I got rhythm." he said. "After I birdied the first hOle. I just felt HUNTINGTON. W.Va. (UPI\ - Southern Conference basket· ball player of the year John Tart and a former Marshall University teammate, John Humphrey , face battery charges after allegedly · assaulting two female · students. . The charges were filed .TI)urs· day after an earlymornlng lncl· den! outside a · Hun!lllgton business. · Pollee said Taft allegedly shoved a 19-year-old woman up against a car, choking her, and later knocked her to the ground. Humphrey Is charged with liold lng the woman's friend as the alleged beatlpg occurred.. Tart and Humphrey both posted bond on the misdemeanor charges. 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Mlcl De~~~tfetlltr. GrN"R a..v - ""Pf'cl """'*''lift' Tim Harri" Ia 1\ ~-Yf'lll' t•fllllf'llrt IUtd illllff'l)' Krn 1411111; wllh'!•d IteM• llu·klr S!... l Kf'IMr Mild kh·krr Kirk ftaat"tL Hovlll•• - !UI'W'cl drlf'tlllh-t• •·ltd W'llll.m FvHI'f' le 11 l - ·" "· ~....Nii . Irvin suffers hip bruise PORTLAND, Ore. (UP]) First-round draft choice Byron Irvin got a painful Introduction to the Por~and Trail Blazers on the first day of rookie and free agent camp at · Portland Community College. The 6-4 guard from the Unlver· &ltY of Missouri .suffered a hip contusion when he took a shot on the hlp from Kevin Duckworth during a scrimmage session Tuesday and wound up sitting out the' rest of the first day. Trainer Mike Sttlmensky said Irvin.might miss a day or two of workouts . Irvin was · taking part In the first of the day 's two half-hour scrimmages when he took a blow from the 7-0. 270-pound Duck· worth. a Blazer veteran taking part In this week's workouts at . the request or Coach Rick Adelman. Irvin, who signed a multi· year contract Monday, doubled over In pain, was examined by Shl· mensky and sat on the sidelines to watch the rest of the workout. Irvin salll he suffered an lnj\lry to the same hlp' late In 'his seniOr se.-on at Missouri . · "I think Duck kneed•me in the hlp," Irvin said. "That's a big knee. Right ·now. I can't hardly move. I hope It will!OOIIen·UP by tomorrow.'' Pbylical play w81 !be day's · !berne 81 23 rookie&, free aaents and veterans took part In the unoffleJ.al kk:k9ff to the 1989-~ season.· The , rookies . and · fl'ee ~' . . tou~ey Pair face assault charges •~• lead agents ar.e hoping to win a spot on the squad Adelman .will take to the Los Angeles Summer League next week. · ·Irvin, who did not shoot well during his brief stint on the court. admitted 'nerves were a factor . "I'm In a situation wtiere I just signed a contrac1, and you want to come out here and do your best." ' Also taking part In the workouts was ,Danny Young, who signed a three-year contract with the Blazers earlier In t~e day . Young was the first guard off the bench through much of last season, playing In 48 gam~ and averaging 6.2 points, 2.6 assists and 19.8 minutes. . . He sat out 34 games after suffering a broken bone In his right wrist. ( (I[IJtJY Tilf 1\]llf comfortable all day and just enjoyed playing the golf course." The resident of Edmond. Okla.. added birdies on Nos. 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, II and 16 and parred tlil> ~oitier· holes. Tewell said he wouldn't allow his first-round performance to breed overconfidence. "The.firstround,youjusttak'e lt · wlth a grain of salt," he said, adding that he pl~nned to stay patient and concentrate on his putting. · For the second•year in a row, Tewell took the first-round lead · after placing second In the Buick Open the week before. Tewell finished · second last week to 42-year-old Leonard Thompson . "Leonard gave us a lot of hope, those of us pushing 40," said Tewell, who Gallagher, bouyed by strong _putting, sank. eight . birdies but bogled No. 14 after his second shot went into the rough. Gallagher.whostartedthero~nd By RICK"V AN SANT hOle." pitch to score Reed and send CINCINNATI fUPII - In the Besides collecting a dozen Oester to third. After Browning . history of baseball, there had singles In the first, the Reds made the first out of the inning, never been an Inning llkelt. cracked three doubles and Ken Duncan doubled In Oester. Qui· The Cincinnati Reds pounded Griffey hit a 3-run homer. Play- nones singled Duncan to third out a major league record 16'hlts ers with two hits In the Inning and Davis singled In Quinones. and scored a club record 14 runs · were Roomes, Griffey, Luis Griffey. Singled In .Quinones In a wild, wild first inning Quinones, Eric Davis, Todd and Roomes: Infield single Thursday en route to an 18·2 Benzinger, Jeff Reed and Ron loaded the bases. Benzinger . Oester. Griffey had four runs slammed a bases-clearing dou· romp over the Houston Astros . . "I know what the Blltzk~ leg batted ln. All nine starters had at · ble. Benzinger moved to third on was all about now," said shell- least one hit In the inning. a single by Reed and scored oil a • shocked Houston Manager Ar.t The previous major league single by Oester. . Howe. " Wow!" record for most hits In an lnni.ilg · ,All those hits and runs came 'Everybody was a superstar was 14 by Boston against Detroit before the second out of the today." said Rolando Roomes, on June 18, 1953. The old major Inning was made. · on.e of three Reds to enjoy a: 4hlt league mark for most singles In 'We !IO!{)nly had 16 h,lts in onne day as all nine Cincinnati star· . an Inning was 11 by St.:'• Louls Inning," pointe!\ Qut Rose, " we ters joined In a 26-irlqiarade.- "It against Cincinnati on April 22, got 16· hits In · one-third of ari was a total team 'effor t." 1925. Inning ." . . · The Reds also set a major The previous major league Cincinnati added three more leagUe record .·ror most players mark for most players with two runs In the seven thoRqomes -h it a · with two or more hits In an (nnlng or more hits In an Inning was six solo homer, .his seventh or tlie·. - seven. Cincinnati· collected a by Chicago against Detroit, dat - year, and Reed blasted a 2-ruil dozen singles In the Inning, ing all the way back to Sept. 6, homer, his third or the season. In another major league mark. 1883. the eighth, Cincinnati added a · Twp othe~ m_ajor league re· Tom Browning, 9·10, permitted . run on two straight Juan Agosto .. . cords were·tled when seven Reds eight hits and two earned runs In wild. pitches. ·Houston's Glenn Davis hit his finished. the game with. three'or his fourth complete game of the more hits and six players scored year. · 24th homer of the year· In tne at least tWo runs In one Inning. At Here's how the Reds' record- second and Rafael Ramirez one point, the Reds reeled off breaking first Inning un(olded: tripled In a run in the fourth. · nine consecutive ttlts, just .one · MarliiDo Duncan led off During tl)e 38mlnute .Inning h\ . · short of the major league mark. against Clancy with a walk, stole which Cincinnati sent 20'· batters "Today was a perfect example second, moved to third on Qui- to the plate. the Reds reeled· off of why baseball Is a great game.'.' nones ' bunt single and scored on nine consecutive hits, just one said Cincinnati Manager Pete . a single by Davis. Griffey fol· short of another major leaguE' Rose. ·'You never know what Is lowed with a . 3-run homer to mark. going ttl happen. I was playing right, his seventh of the y~ar.' Elsewhere in· the "National for one run In the flrstlnnlng and Roomes singled, raced to third League, St. Lol!ls edged New · we wln.<l up getting 14." · on Benzinger's single and scored York 6-5: Chicago bla~· ked Phl.laCinclnnatl sent 20 batters to the ' on a single by Jeff Reed. Forsch delphia 2-0; Pltts.burgh clipped plate in the 38-mlnute first relieved Clancy and was greeted Montreal 1-0 in 12 innings; San inning. Houston starter and loser by Oester's double scoring Ben- Diego nipped Atlanta 6-.5, and Los Jim Clancy, 5:9, till led to retire zinger and moving Reed to third. Angeles downed San FranC!sro' any of the seven ~!alters he faced, Forsch then uncorked a wild 6-3. gL\!ing up six . hits and .seven-· earned runs . . Reliever Bob QCO S en OrSeS ea Or Forsch was pounded for 10 hits and seven earned runs in the inning and went on to givE' up .a · .Houston record 18 hits for a game before he lefl after the seventh . CLEVELAND (UP!) -Cleve- facility, the Cleveland news: inning. land Indians' owner Richard ·E . paper The Plain Dealer reported'. 'I take my hat off 10 Forsch, " Jacobs has endorsed the Idea or a said Rose ...1 know lt .wasri' t run new stadium and said he Intends · for him, but he saved the rest of to work with the New Stadium cost of 'the stadium wltljou\ , the Houston pitching starr." Corp. to develop an open•air football seats would be $150 · Forsch. 39, has pltclled in the facility that could be modified for million In 1991 do liar's. · . . . · major leagues for 15 years. bui football use. ·, "The Indians and Clevela'ric! -: . nothing had preparf(l him ror The stadium envisioned by are synonymous," Jaeobs · s~lil'.. ,.._ Thursday's shelling. · Jac6bs would seat about 44,000 "To keep this reiatlons iilp ··: . 'Experience . doesn't ,help· people for baseball games and strong, a new facility is needed <' · · shake It off," he ·said. •'It hurts would Include abo11t 28,000 add I· .------..,"'-"--'-"'---1·· just as bad whether you're young Ilona! seats !hat eould be used for The Daily Sentinel , ; ·:, or old. You hate giving up runs football, but would be retractable ' . ·' like that. .• during the baseball season. (ll8P8 ltHIIl ' . •. . .. •· 'I really didn't throw the. ball Jacobs made the football propA Dlvloloo ol-edla, lac. ·. all that badly," added Forsch. osal should the Cleveland Published every afternoon, Mqq<ll!y· : :·. "Very few bails were hlt .hard, ·Browns, currently opposed to thrO!IJIII Friday, UJ Co~r! St. , Pj>o· ·: . but just about everythhig they hit moving from ·the existing sta· meroy, Ohio, by ihe, OJt!o .YaUEI> Pub' , dropped ln . Everything foun<l. a dium, ~~ci~ to move into a new Uablng .Company/Multlm~a. Inc., d . id j • • new mult r,purpose stad r,um j b m!~~~=:k~~~\~::"e~~~;t~~~:t.! ' I ' ' ' •' . on the back side, sank three putts of 20 feet or 'more and I hen added Pomeroy, Oht.o 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Se-· · ·· what he called "a monster" cond clas$ postagr paid at PomerOy: Ohio, , ,. •. 35-footer on No. 8 for his final birdie' or the round. Membrr: United Press Jnternatlonai, '· "ltookaweeko!!Iastweekand ( Inland Dally Preu AMoc.Utton aDd t be I didn't know what to expect this COD eS 10 0 00 Oblo Newspa_per Asaoctatton, NaUooill AdYertlllnl Representative, Bran bam: . week," sa(d Gallagher : who has · · Newspaper Sale. 1'33. 'lblrd Avenue, · three top 10 finishes In his last TOKYO. (UPI) :-Say It ain't Seifert said. "You'll get to seethe New York,·New York 10017. . stars some, but It's also an five tournaments. "I had been so, Joe. ' POSTMASTER: Send addreis chM~' '. playing really well." Japanese fans or Joe Montana opportunity to see a number or to The DaUy Senttnel. lll c..trt' St.. ·, Watts, playing on a sponsor's won't get to·see much o!.the star · budding future stars." Pomeroy, Ohio 4:17&1. .: exemption In only his fourth PGA San Fninclsco quarterback ln The Rams have yet to sign •. 8ll118CRII'TJON RATES , .. Tour eyent since turning pro last Sunday' s American Bowl exhibl- first-round draft choices Cleve· 87 Carrier or Mol or ,Route .. ,.. ·· summer, could have tied for the tlon ·game between the Super · landGaryandBIIIHawklns,both One Week ...................................$Uil . One Maath ......... ,.......................$6.11)' !Pad but missed the green on his Bowl champion 491irs and Los or Miami, and neither player One Year .......................... T .. ' $72.111) .. second shot at No. 18 and then . Angeles Rams. made the trip. The Rams also SINGLE COPY two-putted for a double bogey . George Seifert, first-year have yet to sign veteran running . \ PRICE Defending champion Jodie •coach or the 49ers, said at a news back Greg Bell, tackle Robert I>aUy ...........; .... ;.................. 25 een~s· Mudd, troubled by a bad back in conference Tuesday his starting' · Cox and guard Duval Love. Sublcrlbers not desiring to pay the car· The American Bowl bas been practice this week, doublebo· unit will play only ' Into the rler may remit lp advance direct to Tbe Dally Sentinel on al, 6or 12 montb geyed No. 10 and .finished lp ~ beglMing of the second quarter. played the last three years In . bull. Credit w:W be gtven carrier each · large pack at 1-uilder 70.. Rams coach John Robinson said London's Wembley Stadium. The week·. ' . The St. Jude Classic is being his .first team probably will play Cleveland Browns and Phlladel· No iubscrlptlolll by mall permttted In played this year for the first time the fntlre first half. phla Eagles will play In London · areas where home carrter service Is available. at the Tournament Players Club The two squads, each of which Aug. 6. . at Southwlnd, moving after 31 brought almost 80 players, ar· This Is the second consecudve Moll S.bocrlpllo• years at the Colonial Country rived T~esday for the game at year the 49ers have opened their boW.MelpC..aiy 13 Weela ......... ........ .... .. ...... ..... $19.24 Club. the Tokyo Dome. exhibition schedule over!;Oas. 26 Weeks .................................. $37.96 The tournameQt was supposed This Is the first NFL game In Last year. San Francisco lost to 52 Weeks .................................. $74.36 Oalolole Melp Couaiy to have moved to the TPC last Japan sanctioned by the league. Mlaml27-2lln London. 13Weeu ............................. ..... m .lll) , year. but tour .officials said the The St. Louis Cardinals and San The game will be shown live In 26 Weeks ....................... ........... S«J. :I f > par-71 , 7,006-yard course was not Diego Chargers plsyed In Japan ·• the United States on ESPN and in 52Weeks .......... ...... .. ........ .. .... .. m .1Q · • ready. · In 1976, but that game was not Japan on Nippon Television. ':It's really In pretty close to sanctioned. · . Immaculate shape, considering All 43,000 tickets, ranging In the golf course has only been price from $35 to $225, were sold finished two years," Tewell said. out within 48 hours or .going on L~ncer " I think It's going to take some sale. maturity to make it a little The game will be a testing 4 dr.• 5 sp., PB, PS. air, 56,000 miles, good condi· tougher. Right now ·the greens ground for free agents and draft tion, black. are very soft and some of these choices and figures to be wide really tough pin placements are open with lots of offense. relatively easy to hit it close "I think you'll see some good, young talented football players," ' when the greens are so!t." Auto .• PB, PS, .air, 1 owner. · J l b 49ers, 'R ams. to p ay exhi ition 1· • T ·k·yo S. d ay L 1 1985 Dodge .............. S369S 1984 Dodge Omni Sta. Wgn. ... S2495 WEEK'S SPEOIALS , 4 dr., blue. PB, PS. air, auto. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4th 1984 Ford Ranger •••••••••.•••••• S2395 SIHIMP BOAT PLAnEI-..........." .....:........... S2.19 I• (10) SIIC,.fant PI- of hi. . Slwhttp S.nd with Our Ow11 · .... CMittall S.C., . ., G.W. , . . . , ...... _. Cel. ._, -.eoo~ Salttd. Petato Salttd. er Mill...._ . 1986 Ford LTD ...................... S4995 SUIDA '' AUGUsT 6th HOMIIAIED HAM DINNEt•••••••••"''"'1......."'' s4;59 ao..-s.w-.•11•• •. .,.._ ........ o.ro..••• t 5•••:.,..._ ........_, ~ S.wlll with lilt lllttwtllll c.......... • -.. •• ., ..... , '• • hrltlt~~et~~yJ, c.the, ...,.. orDoc.fW.atlll. lathfreoltlyiNwlll (As..I!Drhtllerlatl• · s.iltlt•t. ..,.. . ., CIILD'S POmo• ......................,.............-~-·-'4·11· •J.11 4 cyl., 5 sp. 1985 Chevy C.-20 ................. S699 5 Auto., PB, PS. I· ;.. ~ : .. �------ .. ---· ----- ---- ·-- ·- .. Pomeloy-Midcleport. Ohio Yankees post 8·1 DOUBLE PLAY- Indians second sacker .Jerry Browne jumps ::over Boston's Wade Boggs as Browne barely clears Bor;gs to ·, complete the double 'play In the third Inning of Thul'!iday nlr;ht's :- game in Fenway Park In Boston. (UPI) ..• .· Ohio fishing report :Tycoon Lake catfish prefer shrimp, livers bass can be caught In the same areas. Channel catfish opportunities here and elsewhere in central Ohio ponds and lakes are good, especially during evening hours. By United Press International Here is the weekly Ohio fishing I report, from the Ohio Division ot Wildlife. For information on lakes or streams not listed in the weekly reports, call 614-265-6317. Southeast Tycoon Lake - This Bidwell area lake, as is true of many other southeast Ohio lakes, offers good opportunities to catch channel catfish Anglers fish during the late evening and use nightcrawlers, chicken livers , cut bait, shnmp or crayfish fished along the bottom Ross Lake - Largemouth bass are being caught by anglers usmg artificial nlghtcrawlers and crankba1ts fished along the weedlines of this lake, located just north of Chllhcothe off U.S. 35, Fish are averaging 14 to 16 Inches m size and are protected by a 13- to 16-slot length limit. Early mornmg and early evening hours are the best times to fish. Southwest •· Pamt Creek Lake - A few largemouth bass are being caught m the early morning hours on nightcrawlers. Channel catfish averaging 15 inches and a few saugeye up to 20 Inches are being caught m the tailwaters below the dam. Fishing achon elsewhere in the regiOn has been slow Central Hoover ReservOir - Walleyes averagmg 2~ pounds are bemg taken off the ledges along the east bank of the reservoir in 12 to 15 feet of water by anglers using nlghtcrawlers during the early morning and early evenmg hours. Daytime fishmg for walleyes consists of trolling along the old creek channel. Crappies - averaging eight to 10 mches can be found around sunken brushpiles in 10 to 12 feet of water. Crappie anglers are using minnows suspended beneath a bobber. Some bluegllls are being {a ken on waxworms and channel catfish have been caught on shad. chicken livers, shrimp and soft craws fished along the bottom. ' Delaware Lake - Central Qh1o's bes t bluegill lake co nHnues to provide a good opportunity to fish thiS month Anglers $nouid use small ·worms fished beneath a bobber in areas with deep drop-off pomts and subtrterged ~t ructures. Largemouth Northwest Maumee River - Excellent catches of large crappies in the 10- to 12-inch range are being reported by anglers fishing below the Independence Dam and Grand Rapids Dam with m lnnows suspended beneath bobbers. The best place to fish is immediately below .each dam and in the deeper pools a quarter mile downstream. Anglers also are catching smalimouth bass and rock bass on minnows and smaiLspinners below the riffles near both dams. Best times to fish are from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. Good catches of channel catfish are being reported from Perrysburg to Lake Erie .wlth .some fish weighing up to 15 pounds. Nlghtcrawlers and cut bait fished from early evening to midnight are catc)llng the most channel catfish Resthaven Pond No. 8- Good crappie flshmg ts reported In areas with shorellne cover. Anglers should be fishing with minnows suspended - beneath bobbers during early evening hours Largemouth bass are being caught on plugs, spinners and art! flclal nlghtcrawlers around the shoreline cover dropoffs. Bluegill will be found In deeper water and can be caught on small worms fished beneath a bobber. No•theast Cuyahoga River - Largemouth bass up to two pounds are being taken on spmners and plastic curly-tailed jigs during early morning hours between Kent and Cuyahoga Falls,lncludmg the Edison ReservOir. Sunfish Will be found In most of the deeper pools and In the reservoir. Northern pike up to 16 , pounds have been caught recently on crankbaits and cut bait by anglers fishing deeper Waters shortly after sunrise and at dusk. Leesville Lake- Muskles up to 15 pounds are being caught by anglers trolling traditional muskle lures throughOut the lake during the early and late even!rig hours The dam area remains the best place to fish for muskies. ' ~ennessee school agrees jo let girl play .football '' BENTON, Tenn (UPI) Patti Dawn Wilson, a sophomore at Polk County High SchOol, says ~he Is trymg out for the football learn because she loves the game. · ; "I like the competition," she :taid "I just like being here " : Wilson, 15, said her dad supgorts her but her school principal questions her motivation and worries about her health. Her <;oaches won't comment because the case could end up back In ~urt. · • The 135-pound 1,inebacker and &ffenslve "linemember" played )louth-1eague fD9tball for eight )!ears and made several all-star te!WIS· ' ' , ; She tried out (or the high school am last year, l!ut was cutafter fering two Injuries. School lela is told her she could not try ful thll year. -- ~ But the officials changed their minds last month when Wilson and her father, Robert Wilson, filed suit In federal court. The school agreed to let Wilson tty out without a ruling in the lawsuit, but District Judge James Jarvis made It clear the case could be reopened. GRAVE":~OR SALES SERV CE 204 CondorS . Pom•ov. OH. Sprl•l & S•~•er a,,,. 01'111 MONDAY l'ltlll fiDAY t u1.. s' PJI. SAYVIINY 9 AJI•• I P.11. ~THE ·. ' GRAVELY · I -" SYSTEM ..., By PAUL DeFEDE UPI Sports Writer It appears that f l pitcher Chuck Cary, the tougli t task is get ling to the stadium on time Cary's late arrival at Yankee Stadium had no effect upon his llve-hlt complete-g11me performance against Minnesota, In New York's 8-1 pasting of the Twins Thursday night. Cary's 5: 30 arrival was due to a ttaftlc delay caused by a molasses truck which crashed on a New Jersey highway, turning a 15-mlnute ride Into a two-hour adventure. "Every time I come In, I'm scared tQ death I I'm going to be late) ," said Cary, who also drove teammates Hal Morris and Randy Velarde to the stadium. "It my wife isn't with me, I can just barely make It back.'' Cary, 2-0, seems to have more or a problem with traffic than he does when he pitches. In golrig the distance, Cary struck out five batters without walking any _ The Yankees, who are looking for some sort of consistency from their shaky rotation, have been getting that from Cary. He was close to being sent back to the minors two' months ago but has since pitched two straight complete games. Another time he had a traffic problem came last mont11 on Old Timers Day. Trapped In heavy traffic with his wife on a highway adjacent to Yankee Stadium, Cary heard the playing Or the • WID; national anthem. He ended up leaving his wife with the car and ran to the park, olily to discover !hat the anthem signalled the start ol the Old Timers game. Manager Dallas Green might let Cary slide with his arrival time If he continues to pitch consistently, something Green has look for all season. Cary could be the stopper the Yankees have been looking for. "I'd have to say It's real and not an Illusion," Green said alter Cary's fifth start of the season " He's got a 90 mph fastball, a screwball and he's got his confidence going for.hlm. Those three things help a pitcher." Greg Gagne ruined Cary's shutout bid when he homered In the ninth with one out. Luis Polonla highlighted a 15hlt attack, going 3-for-4 with three RBI. Starter Rick Aguilera, one of five pitchers obtained In a trade for Frank Viola was pounded by the Yankees. He was the second of the newest Minnesota hurlers to get hit hard In hts Twins debut . Aguilera lasted Into the fifth Inning, surrendering 10 hits and six runs. David West, also a part of the Viola trade allowed a tie-breaking three-run homer Wednesday and pitched himself Into a bases-loaded jam In the ninth before Jeff Reardon helped ·him escape. The Yankees broke out to a 70 lead In the fifth by scoring four times and sending nine men to Friday. August 4, 1989 Indians triumph the plate. Mel Hall led orr with a single and Jesse Barfield reached on an error by second baseman AI Newman. Bob Geren's RBI single knocked In Hall and knocked out Aguilera, In favor of reliever Gary Wayne. Alvaro Espinoza and RobertD l<elly hit RBI singles to give the Yankees a 6-0 lead. A passed ball and a walk to Steve Sax loaded the bases. Po Ionia capped the outburst with his second RBI single. Poionla tripled and scored In the first to stake the Yankees to a 1-0 lead. Hall and Barfield hit consecutive doubles in the third to give New York a 2-0 lead and Polonla added an RBI single In the fourth for a 3-0 lead. PoIonia's sacrifice tly In the seventh accounted for New York's eighth run. Elsewhere In the American League. Cleveland downed Boston 4-2, Kansas , City zipped Toronto 5-0; Detroit beat Texas s,.;; New York slammed Minnesota 8·1 and California shutout Seattle 6-0. Alhlellcs 2, White Sox 0 At Oakland, Storm Davis, 105, and two relievers combined silenced Chicago. Jose Canseco singled home Rickey Henderson to take the lead in n'le first. Reliever Gene Nelson went 2-2-3 innings and Rick Honeycutt pltcl)ed 1-3 inning to notch his 12th · save. Me lido Perez, 7-12, took the loss. Indians 4, Red Sox 2 At Boston, Rod Nichols, 2~1. scattered 10 hits over seven Innings and Cory Snyder drove in two runs with a third-Inning single. Doug Jones entered In the eighth, notching his 25th save, tying him with Milwaukee's Dan Plesac for the league lead . In his BostDn debut, Tom Bolton, 0-1, took the loss. Royals 5, Blue Jays 8 At Toronto, Tom Gordon tossed a three-hitter for his first major· league shutout and George Brett ' had two RBI. - Gordon, 12-4, struck out ~lght and limited , Toronto to five baserunners,. · notching his first complete game In his fourth start since coming out of the bullpen. Jimmy Key, · 7-3, took the loss. ·Tir;ers 9, Rangers I At Detroit, Alan Trammell's RBI single.broke up as,.; tie In the eighth making a winner of Mike Henneman, 8-4, with 21-31nnings of work. Ceclllo Guante dropped . to 5-5. Julio Franco's , hit a · three-run shot for his 11th home run. With the win, the Tigers took Its first series since taking 2-of-3 from New York on June 27-29. Angels 6, Mariners 0 At Seattle, Johnny Ray and Devon White homered and Kirk McCaskill scattered seven hits In registering his third shutout. McCaskill, 11-6, struck out three and walked none Ray's third homer of the season highlighted a' three-run California sixth. Seattle starter Randy Johnson dropped to 5-3 This remarks. _ "His work at weak safety's picking up," Carson said. "He looks like he knows what he's doing." When Dixon plays free safety, Felix Wright moves to strong safety and Brian Washington backs up Wright. Dixon, 30. was the team's No. 1 pick out of Southern Mississippi In 1981. "1 think I can do well there because I know how corners think and that helps me be In the right spot," Dixon said. "The big thing for me now Is learning a II the signals so It becomes natural." Anthony Blaylock and Kerry Glenn hljve been sharing time at Dixon's cornerback spot. In other news , from joint workouts with the Eagles, Cleve- land defensive end AI "Bubba" Baker and Philadelphia tackle Ron Heller have renewed their fued. When Baker was with the Vikings last year, he poked Heller In the eye. Heller was hospitalized for five days and Baker was fined and given a one-game suspension. ' · Heller said he Is pursuing a lawsuit against Baker and t~e Vikings, and ignored Baker's efforts to make amends prior to the workouts. Heller said Baker poked him In the eye on purpose and has done that before to other players. "I've got a great case," Heller said. "I've got a guy with Seattle who said (Baker) did It to him, too, and they've got It on film. I've got about three or four guys around the league that have II S E• ..,_lal 172 Marth S.CIIId AYL back to the Indians. One year ago, the Indians were 52-53 and In sixth place,ll games back. In 1989, despite a worse record, 51-53, Cleveland Is in the hunt. It seems all a team needs to be a contender In the American League Least Is uniforms and nlrie players. Even the New York Yankees, with a wretched pitching staff and Dave Winfield out, were only 5'h games behind Tuesday. Before anyone goes and brands the Tribe contenders, however, a bit of caution Is needed. Understandably, long-suflerlng Tribe fans want to believe In the worst way. But with 41 years elapsed since the Indians' second, and last, World Series championship, fans should use a bit of discretion. There's no sense rushing Into a Jove affair It It Is doomed to end In heartbreak. What we need Is a test to find Baylor seeks Ferry in franch~e's future LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Los Angeles Clippers general manager Elgin Baylor still hopes to see Danny Ferry In a Clippers' unfform one day, although the former Duke star has decided to play In Italy next year. The Clippers selected Ferry with the second pick In the NBA draft, and retain his rights'for a year after he ret urns from Italy_ Ferry announced Tuesday he would play for Messaggero Roma. His contract Is for one year and worth $1 million. "Naturally, we are disappointed that Danny Ferry chose to play his first pro season In Europe," Baylor said. "However, we look foJWard to having Danny in a Clippers' uniform should he decide to pursue a career In the NBA." Clippers coach Don Casey said he was "terribly disappointed.',' Ferry emphasized the educational aspects of the move and the future opportunities that working for a major agriculture corporation presents. out If the Indians are finally contenders, or the same old pretenders. Fortunately, there is just such an examlriation. The Indians are just starting a string of 16 of 21 games on the road. After leaving Milwaukee, the Indians travel to Boston and New York before a five-game home stand against the Brewers. After a day off, it's offto the West Coast and games with the Athletics and Angels. What the Indians do from now through Aug. 20 should determlrie the fate of their season. If they can get through this string and still be relatively close to first place, say five or six games or so, they will be well-positioned to make a move In September. The Indians play 23 of their final 38 games at home, and the road trips In that span Include Qullngs In Detroit, Chicago and Seattle, teams the Indians should be able to beat. For Cleveland to be contenders through Oct . 1, several things must occur. Joe Carter must have a strong finish, and Dion James, Brad Kommlnsk and Joey Belle must continue to bo Isler an offense thaI seems dangerously close to falling back into Its frustrating first-half practice of leaving scores of runners on base. Greg Swindell's left elbow must heal qlilcltly, and Doug Jones needs to shake off the sub-par performances he has P. J. PAULEY, AGENT' of Columbus, 0. H4W.M•In H2-2Jtl Pomeroy ~~-· ~ Lalli, .... aiR'~ NOTICE is hereby given that an Sat•dayr August 5, 1919, at I ChOO a.m., a puWic sale wiH be htltl at 105 Union A_venue, Po1111ray, Ohio, to Mil for cash the followi.. calla· twalt . 1911 Ford Escort Stati011w...... 1FAIP01211T259417 1914 Ford Escort L4 tlr. Ill 1FAIP1 J2JEW290555 1914 Ford Escort SW 1FAIP0929EWYJ0605 · The Ftll'llllrs laM tllld Savi,lgs (ompssj, Pcnoroy, Clhle, rt~trves the right to bill at tlsls Hit, 2111 to wlthtls aw the abowt (·lwa&·prlor to ... Further, The Fasw11 ... 2111 Savlnjp Company rt~trves the right to rtjtct CIIIJ ., all .....~ttttl. ' fwllwl, tht allovt callatnl will IN IIIII In tiN COilllltiel ft if Ia with • eipr•••tl or lmpN1tl w.,antitl tlv-. 9:11a.m.: Mornna--.Np,IO:!la.m: Youllt m. wech!od.-nllblprayermoellngandllble stulv. 7:00p.m. THE SALYAmN ARM¥, l15 Butlerntt Ave., Poiia..,.. Mrs. Din wtnlng In chirJII'. &111!1\Y -g. 10 a.m.; SuodoJI Sdlod, lD: ill a.m. &lnlol' School, YPSM Eloloe Ad-. leader 7,30 p.m. Salvation meetln& varloou spoak<n and muatc spedoll. 1111""'111', ll:illa.m. to 2 p.m Ladleo Home Le-, memben In c.,_, aU ......, lJMted: 6:«1 p.m. nn.r.~.-, Qrpl Ollie! Cl- (YOUIV l'eopte.lllble), 7:30 p.m.llble StuiiY 1101 i'rw,yermee!ll!f, 0)1111 totbeNillcPOMEROY WES'l'SIDE CIIURCfl OF CIIRIIT, 33ZI&OIIkRn'slfomeRood (Oludy Rood ' I I ) . - Vocal mullc. &lido,)' W<rlhlplDa.m., JIUeSI~LnL; Wcntip.&p. m. WdladJV. llble , 7 p.m. OLD DDCJER 81 aDUS'I1AN C!IIJRCH, Alvln Cwtll, 11111111 Sup. &lnday School9:11 o.m,:_)""ochtnglll!l' vloee. flnt aadUUd 9ulldlt' ~Surdly Youlb ~ 7.30 p.m. every Sundav SACRED HEAR CATHOLIC CHVRCH -Pomeroy MsiJ'. Michael Hellmer. Pb. 992-~. Saturday evening Mus. 5:30 p.m: Sunday Mass, 8 am. and 10 a. m. CCDcluss. 9a m. ftratandth1rd9Undaya of each month Confessions. On~half hOur berore each Maa1. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TOLIC FAITH- New Llm.o RDad, nextto Fort Melp Park. Robert W. Richards, pastor Sunday services, 10 a.m and 7 p. m, Wednesday worship, 7 p.m GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Uncia-· ":;~~;:;;:-;;;;;~;:;;;~ _ FREEWILL BAPTIST CHJlRCH, Allh and Plum. Noel Herrmann, pastor SUnday SchoollO· 00 a. m.: Mornlaf.Worshlp, 11:00 a.m ·, Wedneoday and turday EvenlngScrvlce~ at 7·:r> p m. APPLE GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Pastor, Rev Carl Hlclul, 10 mllBI above Racine 101 Rt 388 Sunday S<bool9 o.m., WOI'IIhlp -.Ice 10 • m. Sunday eveulna -.Ice, .j:OO p.m., Prayer meellna and Bible Study Thursday, 6:30pm. MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST 011 121, beldndWUk..vWe Charleo Jon.,., pulor Sunday School, 9:30a.m., morning worship, 10:30: Sunday and Thursday evening servk:es, 7·00 p.m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Don Archer Rev. FI'1Uik Cr<iloGI Rev. Seldon dohnson ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a m : Worship. 11a m.: UMYF 6 30 p.m . UMW Third Tuesday, 7 ~ p m. Communion. first Sunday !Archer I CHf:STER - Worship 9 a m Church Scbo0110a m , BlbleSiudy Thursday. 7p m . UMW. flrsl Thursday. 1 p m : Com munlon. first Sundav IAreherl JOPPA - Worship 9 II a m. Chureh 992-2975 "Grilled ~ Sword Steak Dinner $495 OPEN TUESDAY thru SATURDAY 5:00 P.M.-2:00A.M. FIRESIDE INN SANDHILL ROAD POINT PLEASANt, WV. 1984 Chevy Cavalier ...... $189 5 ' ~ 1980 ·Pontiac Sunbird ••••.• $7 95 Auto., PS, PB. ·1979 Pontiac· Bonneville •••• S1095 · ·1979 Buick Park Ave....... S995 Auto .• PS. PB. SEYIUL CHEAPIES TO CHOOSE FROM lir•'• Cllurdl 11 a.Jll- Iunday EWDllll llorVlct 7:110 p.m, Wed-, I p.m. You., LaomCHURCH. 011 ..•• o\uoDiary. WIC!DIIday, 7 p.m. .itJ~roMMUNll'Y Pwllpd-Loat4:'" 111. ut. a mile trom ICIIII. ltdHI lllrt. puler. lllJIIdllJ al. 1:30 a.m,: luildi)' nA I I JIHICIII!'I iO:aao.m:: llundaJevllliqolrvlce. 7:11 f' p.~ .' PONEROY, OHI0-992-6677 tiU !!ulcktl aiHI luth a.. fu , Crow's Family Rtstculllt "ffflrlllf ltMI11Ir FtW eMdM" 221 W. Main St., P-roy 992-5432 EVEN FAITII PROMOTES FAMILY UFE l\\\1ff slr&U ~~ In today's hectic world, family life has taken some strange turns, and indeed, it Is amazing that any of it stiU exists. Dad may have to travel occasionally. Weekends, he plays golf, goes fishing, or glues his "couch potato" eyes to any seasonal sport on the. tube. Mom either works or gets involved in some volunteer activity, undoubtedly worthwhile. The "latchkey" kids come home to an iempty house, while-th~ teenagers have their own activities. It's only on rare occasions that the entire family sirs down to dinner, or goes anywhere togeth· er. The one place where they should go in unison is to the House of Worship, where with the help of God some semblance of family unity can be restored. Even today, if the family members work at It, being together can be as rewarding as It used to be. lie•. . r-oy. 204 C~~t~dor St. Pomroy, 011. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, PomeroyHarrlsoovllleRd (Rt 1431 RobertE.Purtell, minister: Steve Stanley, Bible School Supt, Rodney Howery, Asst. Supt. SUN· SChoollO· 30 a.m Bible Study WPdnesday, DAY: Bible School 9· 30 a.m , Worship 7·11 p m ~Johnsml 10:30 A.M and 7.30 PM Wednesday Bt LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9· 30 ble Study,7:00 p.m. a.m .. Worship 10 30 am Bible Studv. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF Wt.>dnes Grove The Rev Wtlllam Mlddleswal1h, day, s·oo p.m, Communion First Sunday pastor Church service 9· :rl a m.: Sunday of Moath cCrofootl. Sch0ol10::. a.m REEDSVILLE - Church Schoot9· :m a BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. m . Worship Service 11. 00 a m. Tom Runym, pastor Sunday School9' II TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL am ; Larry Haynes, S S. Supt Morning wonhlp lO·:rl a.m Cbul'('h School 9 a 1 m. , Worship 10 am , RACINE CHURCH OF 'niE NAZA Blbl(' Study. Tul'Sday, 7· 30 p m : CommuRENE, Rev. John Vance. pastor. Sandy nlon First Sunday IArchen Justice, Chairman of the Board ol Chris· CENTRAL CLUSTER ttan Ufe. SU.nday School9:30 a.m: Morn Preaching 9:• a.m. nrli and aecond Sun Rev. Whrr• Riley ing wor1hlp to::Jl am.: PYanaeltstlc aer days of nch montb: lhtrd and fourth Sun Rev. Don Meadaws vtce 7:00p.m. Wednesday aervlre, 1 p.m day each month wonhtr, 14!!1"Vlces at 7: :Jl p. Rev· Weele:J ftAtdter LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dexm., Wednesday even np at 7·:1» p m ' R.n. PuJ Mertln ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday Prayer end Bible Study. Rev. A.rU•r Crahtref' 10 am and 7 p.m Wednt!lday, 1 p.m SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mul Robert steele DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH , berryHetghttRoad, Pomeroy.Pa1tocBob ASBURY ISy;racuse)- Worship lla m . Lloyd sayre, Supt. Sunday Schod 9 , 11 a : Ghurch School 9 45 am, CharR"f' Blblt> Snyder, Sabbarh School Superintendent. m , morning worship 10. :Jl a.m. Sunday Rodney Splr.. S&bbath Schod beltns at 2 Soudy, Wednesday. 7·30 p m. UMW . first evening service 7 p.m p.m. on S8turday afternoon with worship Tuesday, 1 30 'P m., Choir ~hmrsal ' service fol1owtng at 3 00 p m. Ever,ymf' ( We,Jnesday 6 30 p.m IThatdu:'l') RACINE flRST BAPTIST, S~eve welcome. ENTERPRISE .:.. Worship 9 a m .• , Deaver, Pastor Mike Swiger, Sunday 1 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Churoh School10a.m: BlbleSiudy, TuesSchool Supt.i Sunday School 9. 30 a.m., Morning worship 10 . 40 a.m., Sunday - Sister Hairlett Warner. Supt. Sunday 1 day, 7 00 P m, UMW, First Monday, 7 :It School9:30 a m.; Morning worship, 10·45 P m , UMYF Sunday. 6 p.m Choir Re· evening worship 7.30 p.m, Wednesday am 'hf'Brsal Chlldrf'n's at 6·30 p.m Adult folevening Bible study 7 30 P m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. LySioo lowl11J<: Wednesday ~Ril")'l BURLINGHAM OOMMUNITI' CHURCH: Halley, mlnlstf'r, Saturday eVening FLATWOODS- Ghurch School. 10 a.m Burllngham ~ay LaudermDt, putc:r: RoevangeliStic services, open to public. 7 p • Worship, 11 a.m. Bible Study. Thurs· bert Cozart, assistant pasla" Surd!(y Schod •-hool , 9 ; .N - a m., day, 10 a.m.; wcnhlp 7 p.m., WNlmdetV. 6 P m m., Sun d ay Chure h ..,.. _, 7 P m , UMYF, ~undav, 6 p.m cRt 1...1 1 youlhmeellnS: Wed . 7p.m church services MorninR Worthlp 10 :J> a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m : PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, li Chur<'h School 10 AM Choir prarliCI:' mile ort Rt 325 Rev Ben J Wat IS. past<r meroy Pike. E Lamar O'Bryant , pastor: Roberl Searles, S.S. Supt Sunday School Jack Nf'eds, Sunday ~hool Director Sun Thursdav. 6 :1) p m.. UMW third Monday 9:30a.m,; Morni01 Worship 10. 30 a.m.. day School, 9:lt a.m; Morning Worshlp, c'ir~lt,p;ilMiddlepc)rtl -Church SChool. Sunday evtnlDg service 1:30 p.m.; Wed 10:45; evening worship. 7 OOp.m. ID.S .T.I 9 :r> am: Morntnw Worship 10·~ am ·. neoday ,.rvlce, 7 30 P m L &: 7 30 <E.S T J. Wednesday Prayer Ser· ,. vice 7 oo p m lD s T) 1r: 7: l'l p M CE s Youth Group. 4 p m : Wt'dnesday, Bible SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill L!tU•, pastor Steve Little, S S Supl Sunday . T 1: Mission Friends cages 2 6~. Royal study 6 00 P m Choir rehearsal 7·00p m . SchoollO am.; MorninB wonip, 11 a.m., , Ambassadors (boys agel 6-18). and Girls czunlaa I In Action (aRES 6-18) on Wednesdays, 7 p. MlNERSVlLLE - Church School 9 00 Sunda~evenlniworllhlp7.30p.m . Prayer am Worship servlc<' 10 OOa, m., UMW meeting and Blbl.eatudy Wedlleaday, 7·30 •m. (0 ST l&7 rop.m. fE.S.T ), Tuesday VIsitation, 6 :1) p m. Third WE'dnesdav. 1 p m !Thatcher\ • p m., Youth meetlhg Wedneaday at 7 P m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bal· PEAR!< CHAPEL - Church School9 00 ' REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N 2nd Ave, Mlddlep9rt Sunday leY Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pas· a.m Worship SPrviCP 10 00 am·. cMar School10 a m. SUnday even ina 7 00 p m., .tor. Handley DuM, supt Sunday School, tlnl •10a.m, sundayl'Yeningservlce. 7:30p.m. POMEROY- Church School. 9 15a.m Mid-week servl.,.,, \Yed., 7 p.m . • Bible teaching, 7.:J> p.m Thunday, ' Worship tO· ll am: Choir rmE"arsal LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Wedneoday , 7 :to P m. UMW. second SYRACUSE M1SSION, Cherry St, SyJeff Pattencm, superintendent. Sunday racuse Mark Morrow, paltfl Services, 10 Tuf'Sday.1llp m: UMYFSundav. 6p m School9.30 a.m., Morning Worahlp 10 l1 a.m , Sunday evenin& service, 7.30 P m , a m Sunday Evening services Sunday ~r.:r~:~RINGSChurch School 9 1~ and Wednesday at 6·00 p m. " Wednesday even In~ service, 7 30 P m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST am Worship 10 am, BlbloSiudv, Wed SYRACUSE CHURCH . OF niE NA IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Dwight Haley, nf'Sdav. 7·~ P m: UMYF LSronlorsi.Sun· ZARENE Rev Glenn McMillan. pastaday. 6 P m I JunlorsJ E'Very other Sun nrsl elder, Wanda Mohler, Sunday School Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School M t dav 6 p m !RIIPY\ Su S nda School 9 :1) Supt Sunday School 9·30 am: Morning pt u Y · am ' orn1 ~ RUTLAND- Church School tO am. worship tO: 30, a m , Evangel.lsllc service, Worship 10::1) am : EvenlngWors~ Worship, 11 am , UMW First Mondav pm. Wednesdayprayermeeting7: pm. pm •crablr-J 6p.m.: PrayerandPralseWednesdaiy, 7p 30 7 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. ' ~· m., Youth meetlng, 7 p m. Racine. Rl'Y James Sa1terRel.d. pastor SALEM CENTER- Church Sc:-hoo19 1~ EDEN UNITED BRETHREN 1N Freeman Williams, Supt SuDday School am Morning Worship 10·15 a m CHRIST, Eldeo R. Blake, pasta- Sunday 9:45am : Sunday and Wedneaday evenIStPPiel School 10 a.m: Gary Reed, Lay leader ln g services. 7 p m SNOWVILLE -Morn In~ Worship 9 00 Morning Sf'rmon, 11 a m ; Sunday night MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. am, Church School 10.00 a m !Martini services. Cbrtstlan Endeavor 7:~ p m, Corner Sixth and Palmer. Jamea seddon, service 8 p.m. Preaching 8. 30 p m. liOU'I12ERN CLUli'I'I:B Pastor Edna Wllsoo. S S Supt., Cathy prayer meellng, Wedneoday, 7 BoY. Keuelh lllak• Rlgp, Asst Supl Sunday School. ~·15 a pm . Bn.RororOnee m ; Morntog Worship, 10·15 a.m : S unday HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Char lev.C...IBieb Evftltng servl('(l, 7 p.m Prayer meeting les Domlgan, pallor. Mildred 7JeKI«. Sun APPLE GROVE - Church School 9· 00 and Bible Study Wednesday eveninK. 7 p. day School Su~ Morning wor!lhlp 9 30 a a .m., Momlna: Worlldp 10.00 a.m., Bible m ~ Children's choir practice, Wednes· Study Su-y 7 00 p.m : Prayer meeting m, SundayS< ol10, 30a m: Eyonlngser· day. 7 p.m • Adult chotr practl.,.,, Wed., 8 vice. 7. J> p.m 7:00p.m. Thurlllay. (!Oclul) p.m: Radio program. WMPO. Sunday. M'J\ UNION BAPTIST. Paslcr Joe N BETHANY- Wonblp 9 a.m; Church 8·:J:t am sayre, SundBy SChool 9 45 a.m : Evening S<hoo110 o.m : Bible Study Wedneoday 10 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, worship 6:30pm, Prayer Meeting, 6 30 •.m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed5th and MilD, Al Hart1011, minister; p.m. Wednmday. nEOday lla.m. (Bakerl. Rldlard Dullolo. A•octat• P11tcr. Mll<e TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CARMEL - Chureh S<hool !1: 30 a m., c;;erlach, Sunday Scbod Supe-lnleadelll. CHRIST Robert Foster, pallor; Howard Wonhlp, 10:45 a.m. Semnd ond Fourth lllbte S<hod 9· 30 a.m.: Mornlnll Wonblp CalctweU, SuperiDiendent; Ch~.trch tchool &lndayo; Fellowoblp dlnnor with Sultm 10.30 a.m. Evening Wonldp 7:00 p.m 9a m , Worshlpservlce9·45a m.and6:30 third 'lbul'lllay, 6 JO p.m . CBakl!'). Wedn81day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meotlnJ. p.m Every me wclrome. MORNING STAR - Church S<hool9· t5 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF niE NAc CHESTER Cli\JRCH OF THE NAZA· 10:30 lllble Study. ZARENE, PASTOR Fred J'otohorwood. RENE Rev. Herber~ Grale, ~l<r BUt White, Sunday S<bod Supt. Sundly Frank Rl(fie, supl ,Sunday School9.~ a SChool 9:11a.m.: Mortllni Worsldp 10:15 w hl m, ors p servtce, 11 a .m and 7 p.m a.m.: Event111 Service, 6:00 p.m.: WedSunday. Wedntwday, 7 p m Prayer meet· lng. nesdly Prayer":::'.~ 7:00p.m. UNli'ED PB1111 SAN IIINIITBY LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST ' OJ' JIIIBGI OOUNTl' CHURCH Wllllom WUltoms. puler, Ro.... O'QIIIolllleliJ' bert E . Bar! on, Dlroct!X' of Chrllt!sn Edu· HARRISONVD.LI: PJIE!IliYTER!AN catlon; Steve Eblin, aulatanl Sunday CHURCH - &Jnday:' Wonldp Servlct11 School9. 30 a.m, Morning wcnhlp 10•30 9.00o.m.: Cburdl !lcbool10:15a.m.. a.m.: Teens In Att\on, 6 p.m, Evening . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Worship, 7 00 p.m. Chotr pradlOI! 8 p.m. liladay !lcbool. t a.m.: Cburdl oervlce, :t:'::t.:~eoday evening prayer and U:tll.mY IYRACUSE F~T UNITEDPRESB DEXTEit CHURCH OF CHRIST, TERJAN - Sunday S<bool, ll o.m : Roger Watom, mlnls1er: Norman WUI, supt. Sunday School 9: JO a m.: Worohlp Clll"'h urvloo 10:15 a.m. RUTLAND CliiiRCH OF GOD, Putor, servl"' 10:JI am. Bible study, WedneoRqma1111 Cox. Sundal' SehooiiO:OO a.m., day, ?:OO p.m. -.y MorniDI Wol'lhlp U:IIO a.m. Chll- 1983 Ford Escort ...~ •••••••• S119 5 Auto .• PS. P.S, PB, air: c:u.. !l'lei!IIIW. 6:00p.m.: Ellenlni WW'IIIIp, ?:IJ)p. Auto .• PS. PUBLIC NOTICE·. 10. lutiWIII Awo. 212 E. Main Stretl 992-3785, Pomeroy r- p.m.; ~I!!I'VIOe, W-IlY· 7 p.m. GRACE EPISOOPAL CHURCH, 326 E. Main SL, Pomeroy, &111!1\Y lloiY cornmldonOD ~ hrst &lrda,y or each mol'dh, and CllmiUiod wtth lllDI'rinc prayer ~ tile ll1lnl &11111\Y. _,..,..prayer 111111 ........, m an Olll!r&ln!I\Yscttbemcnth.OIIIrchSchod '·-· 111 d " ··-~1.:::;:-0il!eebourtnlbo t:.\\'-\\_ laked Potato Salad& CoHH . lllllrdniworobplD:30a.m.: evl!lllng....W..6 turned In lately and on~e again beCome the dependable closer any contender desperately needs. But these are Individual problems, and Cleveland sports fans are tired of excuses. Collectively, the Indians need to find ways to win even when their star hitter or pitching ace Is struggling. The current road trip' provides a good test. If the Indians are close on Aug. 20, It could be a thrilling September at Cleveland Stadium. If not, Cleveland sports fans can do what they have done every September since 1960. Get ready for the start of football season. Hot Bread 16141992-2039 or (6141992-5721 K&C JEWELERS &irL, o&lnday School, 9·:r> a.m.: Partlhllall hOWIH 101 IYEIY O((ASJIIN Pomeroy POMEROY CI!URCH OF '!HE NAZARENE, ar..,. Un.., and Mulberry, ReY. 'l1lomos Glm MI.'CluJV, . . - Norman 216 S. Second Poi!Hiroy 992·3325 Pometog Flow" Sho' John F . Fultz. Mgr Ph 9tll101 ... ~J!·'=~t 992-ma Pomoroy MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. Nationwide Ins. Ca. come up to me and told me a \!Out Incidents with him." Baker said he did not Intentionally poke Heller In the eye. "I tried to hit him and I poked him In the eye, so to say I didn't mean to hit the guy would be lying," Baker said. "I didn't mean tohurthlm to where he had to' miss the game. "I'm not a sicko. I think my reputation speaks for it,self." During a workout Tuesday, Baker and Heller had to be seperated several times. "I block him and he's yeiUng, 'Let's go meet after practice in the tunnel,"' Heller said. "Deep down, I'd like to fight him right now If I could." Whatever happens, Heller will not get poked in the eye again. He now wears a plastic shield on his facemask. WEEKEND SUPER SPE~IAL Preunphons 214 E. Maiq 992-5130 Pomtroy ........... Ohio s. s. Mill WorkCabinet MakinJ Syracuse INSURANCE SERVICES 992-7075 1~. RACINE C PLANING MILL ~t!~! j~l I SAliS & SUVICE a.m. p.m. Ullder _ Listed On this Page. Interested SWISHER & LOHSE J n2-2tsS IROWN & SNOUFFER ARE & SAFElY Tribe may still be in title race in August By BOB KEIM UPI Sports Wrller CLEVELAND (UPI) - Every 30 years or .so, baseball fans deserve a pennant race. In most major league cities, of coqrse, teams are contenders on a more frequent basis. But we're talking about the Cleveland Indlans here, a team that has not been Involved In a September pennant race since the White Sox ralll~d to win the American League In 1959 by fi~ games ovel' the Tribe. Now, after30yearsofhumllitalion and frustration, fans are asking It this is the year the Indians bring a pennant race back to the shores of Lake Erie. The question Is legitimate, with the Indians only 3'h games back of slumping Baltimore in the AL East. One could easily argue that this Is the year the Indians were meant to win a pennant, In light of the fact that the rest of the division has come Pomorty Dr. 992·2104 ;. The Cleveland Beat and Church Veterans ·· Me~rial Hospital Dixon to.see action· at free safety for.·Browns LONDON (UPI) - Hanford Dixon, named to the Pro Bowl three times for his play at cornerback, Is seeing Increased action at 1ree safet}' while the Browns practice' In London In preparation for Sunday's game against Philadelphia. Coach Bud Carson had mentioned the posslbiUty of switching Dixon to free safety prior to the start of training camp, but had not gone foJWard with the move before traveling to London. Carson also has criticized Dixon's play last year. He said there was some "sUppage" In Dlxon's ,performance in 1988, and added that people should no longer link Dixon and Cleveland's other cornerback, Frank Minnifield, because Minnifield Isn't 1'over the hill." Carson later apologized for the ---·~ c:%~~PE~'glo\~~.~~~ land-Radne !told. Mike Duhl, pulor; Janice Dannor, church ochool director. Church ochool9· 30 am.: MorDIDs worsblp 10· II a.m. Wedoeoday evening prayer aervlcea, 7;30 p m. ~EM BAPTIST """ Ea 1 • · r Slluler, pallor. Worlllllp oervl<e, 9.30 a.m. Sunday School10· 30 a.m Bible Study ond FISHEl FISHER FUNERAL HOME IIWdlepert, Olola 992-5141 EWING FUNERAL 992-2121 1-------------..t 106 Mulbtrry Avo. CHRIST, St. Rt 3311, Antlqully. Rev. Fruldln Dicken•, putar. Sunday morning 10 am.: Sunday evening 7 •30 p.m. 'Miurwtay evt!'nlna 7· 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH, lac., ~ Pearl St. Rev. Ivu Myera, acttngput<r, Rolfi'Manley, Sr., Sunday Sehool Supertntelldent. Sun. day SChool 9·30 a.m.i Morn.Jn,1 wc:nhlp 10 J0 a.m.: even!. . worship 7:30 p.m.: Wednelllay eveullta lllble otudy, prayer ani~~Nilelmllce;'I:JOp.m. OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOC CRCH _VanZandt aad Ward Rd. Elder · Jameo MIUel', pu~.Sunday Seholll, 10: 30 l.m.: Wol'lhlp-net,Sunday, 7:311 p.m.; Bible Study~ WedllllldiY, 7: 3ll p.m CALVARY PD.uRIM Cli.U'EL.!WrtaGDYileRoad. ReV'. Vlet•RHtb, ~tcr. Clillllll Foullt, Sullllay Sc- Supt.: Sun- di;Y8c~e!!'lli'IIII!.."'!"'!JP• U ......... llrv~~ ••- p.m. Pr~IE w..:rc=,~~. "'""l'tllteotlll. Wol'lldp -lltutlll6' 10 a.m.: lunda!' Schoo! 11 a.m. Ewalllll wonldp oorvlea 7:110 p.m. Wedlllll\lr, pra,.rllleollnl7:00p.m. l. MT. HERMON UNITEO BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHVRCH. Located In Tom Community off Cl Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Sanderl, pastor Jet! Holter, lay leador; Ed Roush, Sunday !lchool Supt. Sunday S<hoot 9: II a.m.; mornlni wonlllp and children's church 10:11 a.m..: evtnlnl preaching service first tllree SuildaYI. - 7: 11 p.m , Special service fourth Sunday i'evenlnJ 7·30 p m• Wednelllay Prayer Me£'11n~. BiblE' Study and YouTh FII:'Jiow ship, 7 30 p m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J Whitt' Road of Hlllhway 160 Pat Henson pastor Sunday SchoollO am Classes fo r all aRes Junior Church 11 a m Morninll worship 11 a m Adult Choir practlre6 p m. Sunday Young Peoph:~·s. ChllclrPn's Church and Adult BiblE" Studv, Wednesday at 7 ,J) p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, ~70 Grant St. Middleport Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention. Da\ kl Bryan Sr . Ml nistC'r Sunday School tO a m i Morning worship 11 a m : Evc-nlnR" worship 1 p m . Wedn('Sdav C'\lenlng Bible study . and prayer meellna 7 p m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sl Rt 124andCo Rd 5 DerekStump pa s tor William Amber~er S S Supt Sundav School 9 30 a m ; Mornin~ Worship 10 XI am , Evcnlnfi( worship 7· ,1() p m WIPdnE'S day worship 7. ~ p m. ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Cornl"r Svcamor<' and Seoond Sts , Po· · mffov ThE' Rev William Mlddlf'Swart pastor Sundav Schoo! 9 4!i am Church S('f'ViC'f" 11 am SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr Anlhony Giannamore Ph 992·589R Saturdav EvE-ning Mass 7 :wJ p m Sundav Mass, 8 a m and 10 a m Confessions on£' half hour ~(Of(' ('8Ch Mass. ceo classes, 11am Sundav VICfORY BAPTIST, 525 N 2nd Sl., Middleport .James E KP.-see pastor Sundav morning worship 10 a m . Evm inR" servlrC' 7 p.m , Wednesday evening wolship7pm VisltallonThursdav6 30p m MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH David Curfm an. pastor Sundav Srhool, 10 a .m , worship scJVICl' 11 a m , Sunday night worship servlcC' 7 :W p m , Midweek prayer servic" Wedn€'Sdav 7 p m WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCH of Middleport, Inc , 75Pear1St . Rev Ivan My{'rs, pastor: Roger Manley, Sr . Sunday School Supt Sunday &hool 9 30 a.m . Mornln~ Worship 10 30 a m : Evenin5Z Worship 7 :W p m Wednesday evE'nlng Bible studv prayer and praisl" servl('e, 70:~ p m FAITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH, Long Botlom, Sunday School, 9 30 a m: Morn· lng Worship 10 45 a m , Sunday ('VE'ning 7 00 p m f~ummer 7 :KI p m \: Wednes dav night 7 00 p m (summer 7 :KJ p m 1 LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO - Cary Hines. pastor Sunday Schooi9·JO To 10 20 am. Worship srvlce 10·30 to 11.30 a.m: Sunday pvenlng ser viC£'. 7 p m Midweek Prayer Service. I Wed., 7 p.m M'll OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Lawrence Bush. pastor Max Folmer. Sr • S S Supt. Sunday SchOol 9 30 a.m • Sunday evening servlgt, 1 30 m. Wednesday evening Bl•e ShKiy and praise service, 7· 30 p m. UNITED FAITH CHURCH. RI 7 on Pomeroy By Pass. Rev. Robert E Smith, Sr, pastor. Melvin Drake, S S Supt Sunday Schooi9. JO am .• Morning Worship 10 30, Evening Worship 7·00 p m , Wednesday Prayer service, 7·00 p m. FAITH BA!,'TIST CHURCH, Rallroad ...... . ........ HOME~~~~~~~=~~ Established 1913 I · ·• 211 llertlt "Dignity and Serv1cr Alway.-· 1 ' · CHURCH SUPPLIES. llllES s..... 7 1 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO IAWUNGS..C:OATS prayer service Thursday, 7· :.1 p m CARLETON JNTERDENOMINATION· AL CHURCH Klni{Sb.lry Road. Rev ClydP w Henderson. pastor Sunday School 9 30 a.m , Ralph Carl, Supt E\lenIn,;:: worship 7.00 p m Praye r mH"tlng, Wednesday 7·00 p m OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPT1ST CHURCH, '}MOl Slate RoutE' 7, Middleport Sunday SchoollO a.m , Sunday even· lng service 7' :.ll p.m , Tuesday serv lee. 7:30pm HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH 0 H Cart. pastor. Sunday Schoolal9 30a ..,.. m.. Mornlng worship at 10 oN a.m.; Sun ~;,r;:~r:s •~~c~at 7 30p.m. Thuraday FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Knob, hx:ated on Cou nty Road 31 Rf'V. Roger Wllllord, Pi'Stor S~.tnday School 9;30 am.; MorninR Worsht 10 45 a m. su nd ny evening worship 7·00 p m , Wed· nesday evening Bible Study 7·00 p m WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- CoolvllleRD. Rev . PhllllpRI· denour, pastor Sunday School9: 30 a.m , • worship service 10· 30 a m: Blbie study and worship service. Wedn('Sday, 7 p.m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, BlliCarter, pastor. Sunday SChool9.30a. m.; Morning Worship and Communion 10· 30 a m RUTLANDBIBLEMETHODIST. Amos Tlllls, pastor Sonny Hudson, supt. Sunday School 9. 30 a m., Morning wiX'shlp, 10. 30 a.m , Sunday evening service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday service 7 p m. WMPO program 9 am. each Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE Samuel 118sye, pastcr Sunday School9. 30 a.m ; Worship service 10 30 a m., Young people's service 6 p.m. Evangellstlcservice6:30p m Wednesday service 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlller St .. Muoo, W.Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p m. Wednesday Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dudding Lane, Masm, W Va. J N. Thacker, pastor Evening service 7 ll p m , 'l(oml'tl's Ministry, Thurolay, 9· 30 a m : Wedneoday Prayer aod Bible Sludy, 7:15 pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Hartford, W Va Rev. David McManis, pastor. <llurch School 9 30 a.m., Sunday morning ser· vtce, 11 a.m., Sunday evening service, 7· 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30 Pm FAIR VIEW BIBLE CHURCH, L•tart, W Va .• Rt. 1, James Lew II, pastor Wor ship services 9.30 a.m., Sunday SChoolll a m ; Evening worship 7:30pm Tuesday cotlage prayer meeting and Bible Study 9·30 a .m; Worship service, Wednesday 7:30Pm OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Stt., Raven1wood, W. Va. The Rev George C. Weirick, past«" Sunday SChool9 •30 a.m, Sunday worship 11 a.m CALVARYBIBLECHURCH,locatedon Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat· woods Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services on Sunday at 10· 30a m and 7:30p.m with Sunday School9· 30a.m Bible Study, Wed· n':-"~~tt'.'liwSHIP CRUSADE FOR a.m.; - 716 NORTH SECOND AVE. 13 MMISirMt Mldcleport, Ohio 4S710 111141812-1117 -1111-00KSI I!APTill'l' Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor Cornelius Bunch, supt Sunday School 9: :Jl a.m ; Second and fourth Sundays worship service at 2 !l p m MT MOR1AH BAPTIST, Fourth ond Main Sl , Middleport Rev. Gllber1 CraiJ, Jr, pastor Mrs Ervin Baum~~:ardner, Sunday ~hool Supt . Sunday School9: 3D 1 ' m; Worship service, 10. t5 a.m. SUCCESS RO~D CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B Hoskins, evangelist Sunday BtbleStudy9a m : Worship. lOam; Sun· day evenlnR service 6 p m., Wednesday evening sf'I'VIce. 7 p.m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Radne; Rl. 124. Wllllam Hoback, pastor Sunday School to a .m; Sunday evenln1 Rrvlce 7 p.m Wedneaday evenln1 sprvlce 7 p.m CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheodl•. Supt Sunday School 9.:JJ a.m. Morning Worship 10 .:. a.m Pray~r tervtce. altern· ate SUndays • THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Uma Rd., nrxl to Fort Me\p Park. Rutlaad. RObl!'rt Richards. pastor Services at 7 p.m. on Wednesday !I and Sundays HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· TER of the Wesleyan Hollnen Cllurctl Rev. David Ferrell. pastor Henry Eblin, Sunday Schod Sup! : Sunday SchooUO a. m., Morning Worship 11 a m., Evening sf'r'VI~7:~p.m Wednesday~enlngaer. vice 7 lO p.m STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, Gary Holter, pastor Sunday services 9.:11 a m and 1 p m : Midweek service, 7: :II p m Thur!lday MIDDLEPORT PENTEalSTAL, Third AVP. Rev Clark Baker, putor Clrl Notllngllam, Sunday Srhool Supt. Sundly School 10 a.m with clasiH for all aaa. Evening service. at 6 p.m Wednf!lday Bl· ble study at 7:30p.m. Youth lleJ'VIct'll Fr~ day at 7.30 p m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP,128 Mill St., Middleport Brother Chuck McPber1011, pastor. Sunday School 10 a m.: SUnday evening services at 7 p m and Wednf!lday services at 7 p.m ANTIQUTTY BAPTIST Keonelh Smith, pastor Sunday Schod 9·lla.m.; church servlce7'30p.m.; youthfeHOWIIllp6.11p. m ; Bible sludy, Thul'lday, 7:30p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 330e Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pastor Danny Lambert, S S. Supt. Sunday morning Sf'rvlce a110 a m.; Sunday evenIng service 7· 30 p m. Tuesday and Thunday services at 7: 3D p.m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev Glendon Sir ..... puler. Sunday S<hool9 :toa.m : Wonhlpservic:e, 10 30 a.m.; Youth service Sunday': 15 p. m. Sunday eveningaervtce,:OOp.m neaday Prayer Meeting and Bible StUdY 7 OOp.m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Suaday aftern()(ll service& 11 2•30 Thurlllay evenlna servlcea at 1 30 flRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MasCI!, W. Va Putcr,llll Murphy. Sunday Scbod 10 am : Sunday evenlna7:l> p.m. Prayer meotlnJand Bible Sludy Wedneodly, 7:30 p.m. Eveeycme welcome. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Salem St. Rev Paul Taylor, put or Sunday School10a m: Sundayevenlna7:00p.m ; Wednesday evening proyer meetlol 7: 00 p.m SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duane Syden-• strlcker, past« Sunday School 9 a.m · Worahip Servlce,10 a m .: Sunday eventni service, 7·00 p.m Wedneodoy nlgllt Bible ·· study 7:00p.m w• ') Sermonette GOD USES OUR WEAKNESSES The parts of the body which seems to be weaker are indi11pensable. -1 Corinthians 12;22 (RSV) My neighbor's last six years were marred by Illnesses which lett her for the most part an invalid. Much o1 the time she was unable to do even the simplest task for herself. And yet, in spite of her own problems, she continued to perform a very powerful service ministering to the sick. Though she was unable to physically visit, she found a way. She called her church office each week togettlte names of people who were sick. Then she sent each person a card with a few encouraging words or a scripture verse. I remember tlte' minist~r's words at her funeraL H~ reminded liS that she had not dwelled on Iter limitations and disabilities. Instead, s~ tho.u ght, only of what she could do and put all her energy Into it. And many, many people had been blessed and comforted because of her.Taken from The Upper RoOm Dally Devotional Guide r ., ' �• • ' ' ...• Friday, August 4, 1989 The Daily Sentinel f By The Bend '• . Announcements UMH Auxiliary has meeting A trip to Athens with l11nch at. 10 at 1 p.m. Poarou and an afternoon of The family picniC will be held shoppllle was enjoyed recently at the SO\Ithbound roadside park by_• ml!mbets of the women· s on Ro11te 3.1 on Aug ·22 at 6 p.m, a11~Uiary of Veterans Memorial The nominating committee ltospltal will havl' the slate of officers to There was no business meetmg · present at thl' pk'nk. E:iect m•• bUt ·the president an_nounced the and installation of officers will be ·bQard meeting to be held on Aug. held at the September meeting. - WI(; pick up d!'le& The Meigs County Health De.p artment wishes to announce the foUowJng WIC pick up dates for August. July 28, 9-11 a .m. and 1- 3 p m. A11g. 1 and 4, 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. Make up dates at·e Aug. '1:, 14, and21-, fr'oin 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. The shot dates for August ·a re Aug. 8 and 22, from 9-11 a.m. a"d 1- 3 p.m. • ' Community.calendar ;- ~==================~ FRIDAY · Grange Hail located on County •PAGEVILLE - The Scipio Road 1 near Salem ~.-ente r . The Township Tr11stees will meet photography contest will t)£ · Fr.tday at ~ p.m. at the 'P ageville judged and all members ~ ;·i T?wnshlp blllldl!lg. ' urged to attend . ·REEDSVILLE ·- The Olive Township Tr11stees will meet on · Fr.iday at 7: 30 p.m at ·the home clerk, Barbara Hann11m . SUNDAY RUTLAND - Descendants of Phillip Wilkinson Nicholson and Corinna Cornell Nil'holson wlli have a family reunion at Fore<t Acres Park in Rutland on Sunday with a potluck dinne1 to b€ se;--; eli at 12· 30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - There will be a round and square dance on Friday from8p.m . to midnight at thl' Middleport Legion Almex M11sic wJII be provided by True ALFRED - TheCapedCrusad Country R<~mblers. The pub he 1~ · ers Clown Troijpe will perform a .~ Invited · . the , Alfred I!Jnite'd Methodist (:hurch on Sunday at 7 p.m. wlti. SA'l'URDAY refreshments afterwards The DORCAS - The Beegle reunion public IS invited to attend square dance will be held on Saturday- from 7~ 11 p.m. at POMEROY -The Taylorreu~ R\)nald and LeAnna Beegle's off ion wJII be held at the Popla: 124 a! Dorcas. ThoSP a ttending Ridge Church on Sund&v at·~oor. are advised to bring a iawn chair .Everyone wekome and refreshmen Is POMEROY -- The Wllifor<l RUTLAND - There will be a reunion will be held on Sunday a t round, square, and slow dance on the home of fheodore Willford oL Satllrday from 8 p.m. to midnight Dewett's Road. A potlu~J; sponsored by the Eli Denison dmner WillRun be served at noon Post 467, American Legion Ttiere will be a live band, snack RACINE -The Beegle reunio r. bill', and refreshment stand. The will be held on ·Sunday at Stat publiC is invited. Mill Park in Racine WJ!h regis SALEM CENTER - The Star tration at 11:30 p.m. and dinne: Grange and Junior Grange will at 12:30 p.m. There will b< meet on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the entertainment and a busmes' meeting at t 30 p .m. Gilkey . Mr. and Mrs Gar old Gilkey. Tony Gilkey, Annette. Bare, Tammv Wolf. Amber Wolf, Rick GJlkey ' Daneil Gilkey Courtney Gilkey . Edith Sargent Mr. and ' ' '( . i JUSTIN RlEBEL . Riebel birthday Justin Riebel, son of Roger and Robin Riebel. recently cele· b1ated his first birthday at Pieaser ' s Restaurant in Pomeroy. Attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lynch ahd sons, Joshua and Joel; an uncle, John Ohlinger~ Mr . and Mrs . Arnold Priddy ; a great grandmother. Mary E blen; and aunt, Rhonda Riebel; grandparents Roger and Haz1iee Riebel ; Mr. and Mrs \> an Counts and daughtet·s, Jes· s;e and Tomlca. Sendmg a gift was his grand h1other from Virgmia. Blood pressure clinic The Harrisonville Senior Citi· zens will be hOlding a free blood pressure clinic on Aug. 8 !rum 10 a.m. to noon at the townhouse. Homecoming revival The Zion Church or Christ of Route 143 is planning a weekend homecoming revival for Aug. 18, 19, and 20. Greg and Jenni!~Jr Wallace, Johnson City, Tenn. , will i)e leading the services at 7:30· p.m. on Friday and Satur: day. and 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday. Wallace is from thP Ripley Church of- Christ in .Ripley, W.Va., and is married to the former Jennifer Grover, daughter of Ken and Mary Grover of the Zion congregation. A carry In dinner is planned tor noon on Sunday and the,public is Invited to attend. Personal notes Harrisonville OFS to meet The Harrisonville Order of the Eastern Star No. 255 will have a regular meeting on Aug. 8 at 7: 30 p.m. In Harrisonville . R,aclne OFS lo 111eet The Racine Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will meet on Aug. 7 at 7: 30p.m. All members are asked to attend and refreshments will be served. Football meeting There will be footballl'lleetlng on Monday at 6: 30 p.m. at the Soutl)ern · High School football building for the · j11nior high football players. 1>co11 Wickline is the coach. Skin test ,,, Mrs . Joan Tewksbary, R.N., Meigs County Tuberculosis Nurse, wlli be conducting a community tuberculin skin test· lng clinic at the Chester Fire Stat ion on Monday !rom 4: 30-6: 30 p.m . - 1983 BUICK SK-YlARK 4 DOOR .. SEE US TODAY" Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO j 1 The next regular meeting of the volunteers will be the annual dinner meeting at_ 5· 30 p m Wednesday _ Oct '25 in the se mina r room on the second floor nl Davis Library, The treasure• · s books will bE open to receive dues i$5) begin ntng with the Aug 9 meetln ~; through October The AHVoiun teer membership pins will bt presented to new members by Dorothy Hayes, steering com n1itte chair, during the October meeting. Work sessions in the archives ar<" held monthly, except August. lrom 10 a.m. to noon. Alumni or friends in the area with an interest in the activities of the volunteers may atte nd the re gula• meetings of the volun leers IAugust, . October and March) or the ' monthl y work sessions by telephoning the Unl versify Archives . p. Oj(d:, lO l oh t> COMPLETE REAP SFSSION - Three students from Meigs County completed_the Rio Ear if Action Program at the Unlverllily of Rio Grande. They were, fronl left, .._ary Butcher, Pomeroy; Joanle Simpson, .Pomeroy; and Ke.vln Grueser, Racine. RIO GRANDE -The world of Appalachian writer Jesse Stuart comes to life on the stage later this month when an original adaptation of his works Is presented at the University of Rio Grande. "Jesse Stuart Stories" will debut In the Fine and Performing Arts Center on Friday, Aug. 25 at 8 p m. , and wlll be shown again on Sunday, Aug. Tl at 2:30p.m. An Aug. 26 performance has been scheduled for 7:30 p, m. at Shawnee State University. The play, supported by the Ohio Arts Council/Ohio Humanities Council Joint Program in the Arts and Humanities and the · Kentucky Humanities Council. has been ~:o-wrltten by Greg Miller. Jerry Martin &nd Jay News Report er C'hrtst ine Pierotti Cherokee Volley 1-H Sad.rCloh The ChE'f'ok(>(' VallE')' 4-H Saddle Club met on .July 12 on Tt'ens Run Road, attendin g were members. Eric Lester, Amanda Wtcklirie. Kim Betz, Scott Hunt, and Brian Hunr. Three parmts and one guesl attended also. ThE> club me4 to mow th{' cemetery which Is their monthly mane)' makln~ prOject. Advisor Tammy Barcus gave the members fa ir paSses to s:::ll and the mN'tlng datelt wer(' "et for the r2.ne.l11t.it•\' o l tht> mOnth News Reporter Brtan Hunt A Special Edition In The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 24, 19~9 . ' ' ' ' ' RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT ,NOW BY" ' CALLING: ' ' .. ·- ---------........ CORRECTION • :· ' FIEf Willi BALANCING OF 4 niES ·9 92-2156 FIOffl END AUGN•rn SHOULD HAVE UAD S15.95 ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE : 'POMEROY HOME & AUTO · .· 606 ·r•o•• -·· "'-z"• uS't MAll n. POMEROY, 011. SEE NO EVILHEAR NO EVIL . RICHAID PIYOR & GEIE WILDER REVIVAL - Tommy Hawk, &eaclller·evaiiJellat, will be eonductiiiJ · revival service~ Saacl111 through WedaeldiiJ at 1 each eveulng at · tile ~17 United Me&hocllat Cllurell. Tbe Rev. Wes · Tlla&clller, pa11lor, luvltes the pablllllo llltend. AD DEADliNE WEDNESDAY, .· AUGUST 16, 19 .. ' I ' ' ( : 1 Mullins. with the cooperation of the Jesse Stuari Foundation. Thi:play will be directed by Martin. Miller is coordinator of the Fine and Performing Arts Center, Martin is an associate professor of speech and theater at Muskingum College. and Mullins is associated with the theater department at RioG~ande. She is an original cast member of Miller's adaptation of "Out ol the Red Brush." The play will also feature original music QY Allen · and Dwight Daugherty . .two brothers from Jackson who also provided music for and appeared in "Out of the Red Brush." - ' "'' l Rio Grande last March as a has appeared in comiT)ercials presentation of the Valley Artis ts · and has had two feature roles in major motion pictures: Mark Series. Rydell'S ''The.River" In 1984 and Taylor, who residPs part of the .John Sayles' "Matewan" In 1987. time in Virginia and L.o'""'~"'"."· ",JE'sse Stuart Stories" uses several pieces of fiction, poetry and essays by Stuart to illu~trate the life and times of people living in Appalachia ; The co-adapto1 s stress that the play is ~ ea red lo1 family vlewi ng. Appearing In the play in the . role of the nan a tor wjli be Frank Taylor, a professlon.il actor who Is afliilated with · Roadside Theater. a Kentucky -based theatrical company that has to11red the country \Yith stories of the triumphs and struggles of Appalachian peop!f! before and after the tum of the century . Roadsld_e Theater appeared at Speical meeting set for board . i TIRE ROTATION S6°0 Twenty,three students from their vocational goals." The five-week program, he around Ohio have completed the Rio Grande Early Action Pro- added. attempts to assist stugram at the University of Rio dents to develop writing skills. intrapersonal and interpersonal Grande. . "This is the third summer that speaking skills, while at the same the special program has been time orient the students to offered to graduating students or university enrollment. Students students returning io their high completing · REAP earn nine school to complete their senior hours of credit at the university year," said Edward R. Sofranko, and attend classes on a special Ph.D., professm ol psychology scholarship which pays for tuiand director of REAP. tion, fees and books. "We are very pleased with the "REAP was designed to acresults of the past three years quaint students with the benefits .of higher educ~tlon. IncreaSe and look forward to next year's self-confidence ancj assist partiC· program," Sofranko said. For further Information about !pants in developing a career and a life plan," Sofranko continued. REAP for high school students, "The results of 011r studies or the Rio Education Awareness indicated that students who drop Program ·for non-traditional stu· out of higher education, or never dents, as well as other special programs. contact the Univerattend at all, tend to be ll!cking'tn of Rio Grande at 245-5353. sity communication skills, study sk_ills, and are often confused In ' .. . . .....' 'UNBEARABLE' HEAT - These polar hears find the heat :~ unbearable as they shelter from the sun and heat In the shade al the · , Celeveland Metroparks Zoo. (UPI) · ;, ,, Jesse Stuart Stories' premiere set for Aug. 25 at Rio Grande fa il'. Chamber meellng The Chamber will meet on Aug. 8 at noon at Main Street' Pizza. Guest speaker will be Howard Thompsan, executive director of Pike County Chamber of Commerce. All members and interested individuals are urged to attend. Ann · Landers / Three Meigs students· attend REAP session S3285 500 EAST MAIN New music professor at Rio Grande will assume Grande ·chorale was gay before we married . She said she didn't care. She loved Try to understand that <~lcoho­ me and we would work things out 4NN J.4NDERS . llsm is an illness whose principal ••1919. L- An,...t ... together. symptom is obnoxious behavior Tim"' S, ·ndl ,.... lind After 10 years of marriage, (:,... .. 01'!1 S ~ nct1 ...... that is beyond his control. When he finally admits he tour sons, a suicide attempt and . received a bachelor' needs help, find the telephone intensive therapy, we divorced. David Faber, Ph.D .. has been position. He It was the nastiest divorce of the of arts pegree in music education number of Alcoholics Anonym-. employed as assistant professor century . r was accused of every from Shepherd College, She-. ous In the phone book, bu tlet him Innocent person. This Is a terrible of music at the University of Rio pherdstown, W.Va., In 1976, and -, perversion imaginable, lnclud· place the call. Grande. In that capacity, he will Injustice. In my case, It involved obtained his master's degree ~ <. Dear Ann Landers: I ~arne lng sexual abuse of our sons. one wife and·four children. And direct the Grande Chorale and a from West Virginia University In nl After five more years of across this piece and thought for what? My parents' peace of new enterprise, the Masterwork 1977. WVU awarded him hli•.-• your readers might enjoy it. This therapy. I am doing fairly well. mind? So society would get off Chorale. . .. '; Faber, a native of Morgan· doctorate in 1985. is how a man became his own ·The children are older now and · my case? talking. They say I did not abuse Faber was an instructor In grandfather: I know wn.at the Bil;lle says. town, W.Va. , comes to Rio WVU's preparatory department;.' them. "I married a widow who had a Every self-righteous fundamen· Grande from Bluefield IVa. • from 1978 until }982 and was o Why does "20/ 20'; think her daughter; my father visited our tallst screams It loud and clear. College, where he taught music employed as a music teacher al~ house freqently, fell In love ~nd husband m;1rrled her? I think I But the Bible also says, "Judge for two years and led choral Anna Jarvis Elementary School, married my stepdaughter. Thus, know. He hated being gay and not lest ye be judged." One last productions. Faber said the Grande Chorale Grafton, W.Va. , from 1982 until iny father became my son-In-law thought marriage might thing - 90 percent of all child straighten him out. That's my he went to Bluefield as assistant and my stepdaughter became abuse is perpetrated by is planning rehearsals for a professor ·of music. He was production of Handel's "Mesmy mother, for she was my !irst guess. My second guess is heterosexuals . named Outstanding Teacher oC" father's wife. My stepdaughter that marriage would allow him to Thank you lor listening. - . siah' ' later this year. He said the the Year at Anna Jarvis in 198S. do as he pleased without the Masterwork Chorale will be a also had a son; he was, of cou-rse, Been There and Back . . A church musician· for 1li of campus and community group my grandchild and my brother at !abet. Dear Been There: You've I was helped to realize, In years, Faber was organist and' tl)e same time, because he was written a poignant and moving singers that will stage extended choir director at the First Baptist ·· .. therapy, that I have worth and the son of my father. My Wife was letter. Every bit of It is factually choral presentations at least Church in Morgantown from 1971::my grandmother, for she was my · value. r have a good job, I am correct, including your figures twice a year. The Masterwork until 1987, ans has been organist · mother's mother. I was my "active in my church and In civic on child · abuse. Thank you for Choraie is planning a presenta· at the First Baptlsi Church in wife's husband and grandchild at grouJ?s. I'm a good citizen. I have 11nloadlng here. I'm sure you lion of John Rutter's " Requiem" Bluefield, W.Va. , for the last two; the same time, and as . the been gay all my life. I was not have helped others who are for next spring. years . In addition , he was a··, husband of a person's grand- con.,erted to l)omosexuallty. I fighting the same battle. · - ' • ''The Masterwork Chorale is baritone soloist In three choral . mother is his grandfather, I was don't believe conversion Is possian extension of what's been done · Dear Readers: Here's another ble .- for gays or for straights. productions In Morgantown , in· my own grandfather." poem from a kindred spirit of the with 'Messiah,"' Faber said. cluding a 1981 presentation 9f We are the only minority Possible? - R.G .ft., Louisiana Frances/ Francis-Marion/Mar· "Anyone wishing to receive ·" Messiah." He has been active in~ academic credit for being inDear Ana Landers: I just read shunned by our own families. Imagine a child growing up with ian sufferers. The author is Fred volved with this group may do so, numerous vocal and keyboard ·' the lettert from "20120" who, Gordon from Seminole, Fla. ··t and those who wish to participate presentations. after marrying, learned that her the fear that If Mom and Dad My name Is Jesse would be despise!~ found out, he Faber's areas of ex perUse r. as voluntee1s are encouraged to husband was gay. There Is I'm a guy. and rejected. So you do every·· include music educ. a tlon, vole~; •' another side to the story. May I do so." When you write my name thing you can to hide what you conducting, music history, or-. ; Faber brings an extensive tell It? Leave out the "1." background .in music to his new gan, piano and theory. ·I am 42 years old and gay. I did are. Sometimes this means mar· What ('an yol' J[ire t ht• P''r:u m wht) not choose to be this way. On the rtage. For once you have com- 'hnJ l'1 'er _\' lhin,:? Ann Larldt•rJ' ' nr>W contrary, I did everything I could plete accep_tance. You've done booklc>r. "Gem .<~~ ." i.'l ideal for · a think otto get straight. Who In his · something tjtght even though -you ni,chl!lfantl or cof/t•t• tnbli>. ..Gem .• " right mind would choose a life ol suspect it ~W~n't last forever. It's ;, , o coll••t·l ion ,jAR n l..an df•r.•' mo11l ' a wonderful feeling - until the ridicule and scorn? _, ~ . · · rPttUl'IUt•d JWt'mll and_e.'l.ta~.'l. St>tul a After I returned from VIetnam, roof falls ln. llt•lj-addre!IIWd. lonfo{. hUI~im·.~~~--•i:t• So how does this crazy thing get I fell tremendous press11re to rnr:plopr nnd o rhf•t·l.· or rnnntoy marry. I figured marriage would fixed? Well, It would help if you order for 14.8.1 to: G••hu. r/o Ann \ "c11re" me. I couldn't have been left us alone. Every time you Lmulf•r.•. P.O. Btu: J1562. Chiro#(n. more mistaken. I told "Allee" I pressure a gay (male or female~ Ill. 1\1)6/ 1-0.>62. to marry. you involve another VERY, VERY CLEAN ONLY . drunk. Air cond., . auto. trans .. AM/FM . stereo, reclining bucket seats. · 4-H news ~bmmer meeting Aug. 9 • y. Hart reunion The Christian and Mary .Hart reunion will be held on Aug. 13 at the Letart Community Building in Letart. W.Va. A basket dinner will be served at 12: 30 p.m. · gathers Arwood Volunteers slate ::ftiO· GRANDE - Paul C. Hliyes, Ph.D.. president of the lflllversity of . Rio Grande, will nfel't with the Atwood Heritag< Vfil}lnteers during their summer meeting on Wednesday . Aug 9In tile second floor seminar room ol Davis Library. The rneetingwii l begin with br11nch at 10 a.m. : F'ollowlng brunch, Hayes will speak to the volunteers and their gues ts on matters relating to the university and Its futm e, and Qn the status of the restoration and remodeling o( Allen House fo r the Esther Allen Greer Museum and Galleries. 1 _]:he university Archives and fl'useum will lie housed in the remodeled facility. The mguiar bUsmess meeting w11l follow "Re servations for thP August bi-unch and meeting rna> bt nlade by telephoning the University Archives at 245 5353 extenskm 3>1. 'l'he cost is $4. 1!,,,~, ·' Youth foothall . Sign up for youth football will be Aug. 9 at l) p.m. at the Pomeroy _Senior Citizens Center lor fifth and si>1lh grade boys and cheerleaders. l!el!kl•g recipes When Pomeroy celebrates It 's 150th birthday the sesquecenten nlal c:'ommtttee will have availa ' . ble for sale a cookbook made up of ''old time'' reel pes of mothers, grandmothers. great grand mothers, etc. If anyone has a recipe they would like·to contribute to the cookbook, entitled "Treasured Recipes from the Past" send it or drop It by the Daily sentinel office in care ot Julie E. Dillon. Any church women's organizations are also encouraged to collect recipes .for the book and turn them in to the Sentinel office. Tht> deadline lor · submitting recipes is Sept. 15. . \ Softball tournament There will be men's slow pitch soft ball tournament held on Aug. 19 and 20 at Eastern High SchOol. The cost is $65 and hit your own ball. Call 378- 6406 ' fo r information. Mr and Mrs. Kennl'th Wyant . hmgsbury Road. and Mr. and 1\-lrs. Oris Bumgarner, Letart. W. \ • , recently returned from . a motor trip to Florida via thi> c-.-eat Smokey Mountains, DoUy'.lood , and Gatlinburg, Tenn. While at ·Fort Myers. they toured and visited Thomas Edt· son's winter home, botanical Dorst reunion gardens. museum, and labora· The annual Dorst reunion wilt tory , featuring the Banyan trees . be held on Aug. 20 at the on the grounds. Lancaster fair grounds . A po· . They also vislied Kennedy tluck dinner will be served at Svace Center where they went on noon. AU friends and relatives ·a bus tour of the Spaceport USA ar e mvited.· The group also drove across Mrs. Richard Kerns, Sam Kerns the Everglades National Park, Trustees to meet Mary Kerns, Margaret Cante1 returning home via Daytona The Sutton Township Trustees Audry Sharpe , Lee Stanley Beach and Myrtle Beach. will meet on Monday at 7: 30p.m . Myrtle Gilkey, all of Athens. at the Syracuse municipal Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S11dduth building. Sam Sudduth, Free Port; Maxine Wiener, Tuppers Plains; Bill Young, Mr. and Mrs. Guy .... Countrr Clnen Th<' country clovers held Its 4-H meet in~ Thoma, Sheryl Thomas, Ru July ll at 0.0. Mcintyre with a cook-out. tland ; Linda Smith, Danville Dana Atha opened the mt>etln~. PledgE" Of Alliegence was done by Tammy Bays, and Iva Powell, Pearl Gilkey , Pome !he4 ·H pledge was done by Jessica Taylor. roy; GeorgeGilkey , Vera Gilkey Devotions Was done by Helen McGuire New Marshfield ; Mr and Mrs f11le Lord's Prayer\ : Roil call was s wered b~· telllnJ!: your favorite John East , Shawn East Brandon tu. toot hpa s te Sturgeon, Minersville, Mr and P r es f'nl was Suzanne Henson. Ashley J ess lra Taylor, Tammy Bays., Mrs. Jody Varner, Jody Lyn r. WaHoo. Dana Atha , Heather Atha, Christin e Varner , Philo; Mr. and Mr~ Pierotti, Karen Saunders. BrPill BurnPtte, _Darrell Young, Shade; Lenora Riehle and Dennts McGulre. Advisors Lisa Shirley Pierotti, Helen McGuire. · Hudnall, Gtena Wade, Marjory Berk. special ~est David Lyons. Douglas, Lyman Stanley,_ AI ThE' clubs nE'Xt car was h wUJ be r escheduled. Thf" Kln~·s Island trip wUI be bany; and Mr. and Mrs Junior in AUJi::ust . Some new fund raisers were Wiblin, Pageville. discussed Fair books wt>rP passed out, Music was provided by Kerm1t members were rf'Qllnded to gpt their h ~:-alth ca rds lair work day, the time and Gilkey, - Junior Wiblin. Guy date our club was to work In thf"food booth. Thoma , PPnny Bingman Kyk Dana 1\ tha adj ourned I he me«:>! In~ . and thP tllen went to ltu• pa r t:nt s homPof Usa Bingman , Justin Gilkey. • n<l ' club B.:.ck for flr'cworks. Tht' club'•s mE'{'tlngs Danlelle Moore. a .-~ Jll r uesdays durin~ July to final all fa~ily Descendal)ts of the late Tommy .and Milda Jane !Hudnail) Gilkey, held their 19th · family re11nlon on Sunday at the roadside park on Route 33 south of Darwin. Those attending were Mr·. and Mcs. Paul Gilkey, Lancaster; I,er,oy Gilkey, Logan ; Mr and Mrs . Kermit 'Gilkey , Tim Gilkey _ Mr. and Mrs Joe Stanley, Justin Gilkey , Mr. and Mrs . Jim Duncan. Jason Duncan. all of Dar· win; Mr and Mrs Frank Gilkey, Samantha Moon•, Danielle Moore, Tommy Gilkey ,o!Maita , Mr. and Mrs . Jordie Varner Duncan Fails ; Penny B.ingman. KyHe'-Billgtilliii',"Jesse Bingman, Brook Bingman, ail of Amesville; . Page- 6 'I ~. . Help -to -the alcoholic's loved ones Friday, August 4. 1989 ,. -- .·, . Dear Ann Landers: In 1978, I ran a column or your in an Alcobollcs Anonymous newsll!t ter. I was secretary of the San Francisco office at the time. I believe It would be a good idea to tun that letter again for the millions of people who are wondering what to do about the alcoholic In their lives. I am a 42-year member of AA . 1 Like other old· timers, I believe In anonymity. Please sign me Pa11l G., Mill Valley, Calif. Dear Paul: . Here's Ute letter. It's a good one. Thanks for asking. Dear Ann Landers: Wellmeaning but misguided relatives do more to keep the ·alcoholic from seeking treatm~t than you wtll ever know. Our literature makes it clear that the alcoholic must hit bottom before he recognizes the hopelessness of his · behavior. Here are· some toUgh musts for people close to thl' · alcobollc. · II .he parks the car on the neighbor's lawn, leave II there and let him explain. II he passes out on the floor, leave him there. The message wtll register when he regains consciousness. If the alcoholic soils his bed, let him lie In It and clean up the mess he comes to. Don't defend your alcoholic In encounters with the p-olice. Do!i't provide ball to save your alcoholic from jail. If he Is too hung over to go to work, let him call the boss. Refuse to cover up for him. II the alcoholic's-checks bounc, let him handle the problems that wUI Inevitably follow. Don't hide bottles. The alcoholic's ingenuity will win over your best efforts. Don't scold, threaten or show anger when your alcoholic gets The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Pom•oy-Middleport, Ohio He also had a role In the new release, "Bluegrass." directed by Simon Wincer, who helmed ttie acclaimed televisjonminiser· Stuart. a native Kentuckian who died in 1984 at the age of 78, began his career as a teacher but . turned to writing, eventually becoming a bestselling author. He pubiJShed more than 2,000 poems and 460 short stories, in addition to more than 60 books of fiction, ptography, autobio· graphy, essays and juvenile fiction. His works include such titles as "The Thread That Runs So True." "Beyond Dark Hills," ''The Man With the Bull-Tongued Plow" and "Taps for Private Tussle." Ticket cost for general admission seating is $.';. For more information: contact tlie Fine and Performing Arts ('enter at Having Allstate Home · ~· : Insurance could save you up to ., . 15% on car insurance! 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MAITIN'S FUINITUIE & MOlE A special meeting of the Board . of Educallon of the ~elg& Local School District has been called for Wedneesday at 7 p.m at the meeting roam. Personnel and pending litigation will be considered. - I �Pomeroy- PubliC Classified PubiJC NotiCe commenctng at an iron pm mark1ng the southweet cor ner of tho F~rot aaptrst The Area's Number 1 ar·kttll~ltiCttl ~::: ~~~~h8682 ~~~!:~ 1D "-llill!ll~l!lll!lll!lll!lll!lll!llll!ll!lll!lll!ll~l!ll-l!ll.;.l!lll!llll feet m1nut01 :" to Class1f1ed paues cover the ~ following telephone exchanues. . <> ,,. Gill•• Cou"'v AMa Code IU· Me•gs County Ar.. Code 8 14 M•on Co WV 441-G•NiPGha 317-Ch•hir• 388- VInt on 2•1- R•o Qqnde 251-Gu.,.n D11t 912-Meddl~rt 176458571773112- 143-Ar~bae 98&8<1324.7t49- D11t 379-Watnut Aru Code 304 Pomwov Chater Pon•nd Lew::art Falls Rac•n• 191- Letan 937- Buft.!o 742 - Rut..,d Ill P1 Pluunt Leon Appte GlOW Muon New Haven FffityM!a Notice PubliC NO"fiCE OF SALE By virtue of en Order of Sale •esued out of lhe Com mon PleM Court of Me191 Count'( Oh1o 10 the cue of Central Trust Company of Southe8Storn Oh1o N A Ple~ntiff agamet Sc1p1o En ergy Auocaet•. Inc at el Dafendonts upon a )udg ment therem rendered be mg Case No 88 CV 183 m said Court I will offer for sale at the front door of the Court House 1n Pomeroy Ma•gs County Oh1o on the ath day of Sept 1989. at 10 30 O'clock A M tho fol lowmg Ianda ments to wtt and tene Sttuated 10 the CQunty of Mmgs '" the State of Oh•o ..nd '" the Townlhlp of Set N otich NOTICE TO BIDDERS Nottce 11 hereby g1ven by the Board of Educatton of M~t~gs local School 01atnc:t that u1d board of educatiOn on August 7 1989 at 12 00 Noon w11l offer at pubhc auctiOn on the prem11H school grounds belong~ngto 111d board of educatton and situated 1n Sahabury Town thtp Vtllage of Pomeroy V1llago lot 82 Mo1gs County State of Ohto and b~nng tn Fractton 10 Town ,.oh1,;;,P p:2 Rr;y•nge 13 of tho Ohio 0 "" 0 Purchase and be the2 34acrolot 1n Volume 136 of the Dead Re Meegs County pio and bounded and de scnbed • follows The followtng reel estate trtuated m the Township of Sctpto County of Metgs and State of Ohio and '" Free Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF J:~o1u?f:8v9 on 1n the M11g1 Countv Probate Court Cooe No 28314 Douglu W little 211 213 Eoot Second Street P 0 Sox 68111 Pomeroy, Ohro 45789 wao appo1ntad Exo cutorofthaaatateofMoryl Mered•th dece•ed. late of 37720 Rockoprtnga Road Pomarov Oh1o 46769 Robert Buck Probate Judge Lana K Noualroad Clerk 171 21 28 181 4 3 ttOn 12 commencang at a satd Fractton tnteraects the centerline of Township Road 142 thence South 665 feet thence Northwes terfy and parall~ to Town sh1p Rood 142 1633 feet thence North 686 feet to the centerline of Townshtp Rood 142 thence South easterly followmg the cen terhne of Townshtp Road 142 1663 feet to the piece Howard l. Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleamng Pa~nting of begmmng and contammg 24 9 3 acres more or less Excepting and reservtng from the property above de screbed all m•nerals underly •ng the same wrth the nght to mme and removesatd m1 nerals wtthout encumbr ance to the surface Sutiject to all leases ease ments and nghts of way of record Raforance Deed Vol 291 Page 467 and Vol 289 Page 675 Me1gs County Deed Re cords Dtrect1ons to the above detcr1bed property are as follows From the Route #7 Bypass take 143 North to Hams v1Ue go nght on Route 684 to Pagevllle take the ftrst gravel road to the rtght whtch 1s Townshtp Road 142 IPagev11ie Road) pro cead 1 V2: mtles the plant rs on the r1ght hand side with a Sign 1n front that says Metgs Non Ferrous Me tals Satd parcel was appratsed at S50 000 Terms of sale 20% of the sale pr~ce on day of sale but tn no event less than $5 000 00 tn csh or cert~ fied check at the ttme of sale with the balance tn cash Of certlf1ed check within Bight j8) days from the day of sale Real estate cannot be sold lor less than two th1rds of the appra1sed value James M Soulsbv She nff of Me1gs County Oh10 171 28 181 4 11 18 25 191 1 6tc 3 FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN " INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. JONES TIRE CENTER •New & Used Tires •Custom P1pe 8end1ng •0•1 Changes •Grease Jobs •General Chassis Ma1ntenance •Computermlkl Balancer 992-3897 St Rt 124 Middleport. Oh to Hill Top Grocery) 6 16 tfn (Next STAFF PERM SALE Now thru Sept. 9, 1989 10% OFF AU P£RMS WALK-IN WELCOME KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP 169 N 2nd "Free E1t1mates" PH. 949·2801 or Res. 949·2860 NO Middlopcrt ·------- BINGO POMEROY ·EAGLES CLUB 224 E MAIN ST 992 9976 2 HD FREE with coupon and pun:hase ol mm HC. l'lek ~~~~ L1mK I coupon Jllf wslomtr per binJI sessoon Pay •so oo '" Wt Gamt Ower 110 P10plt 165 00 '"Game U• "ODS-32 1,000 RESIDINCI PHONE BISSELL BUILDERS GALLONS CISTERNS 1 3 lin lin TRUCKING •Gravel •Limestone •Fill Dirt 742-2421 ,,., ~ ~~ WANTED DEAD OR AUVE •Washers •0 ryers •Range •Freezers •Refr~gerators Repaorable" 992-5335-985-3561 We Serv1ce All Makes s-4 89-1 mo and LINDA'S PAINTING RE - "MOVAL •FIREWOOD BILL SJACK I ALLEN'S HAULING 1600 Mo.lls EQUIPMENT •ZETOI nACTOIS lf(HO PIOOIKIS •HOWAlD IOTAVA101S •YAIDMAN MOW...., •INTEISTA1E IIAnE6S W ITER SERVICE LAWN MOWER LIMESTONE EQUIPMENT DIRT HAULED 991-5275 Salem 5-17 lin St. J&L INSULATION RECYCLING 7 REPAIR MOI•s SPREAD OPEN VardSale 114 ml on Bulovlllo Ad oH O.OrgM CrMk, 4th, lth Stereo, loll .......... 8-1 MastK - Certasnteod® V1nyl Sidnog Stamltss Gutter Replacomtnt Wotdows Blown lnsulahon Slonn Doors & W1ntlows FREE ESTIMATES DAYS 9AM-7PM EXCEPT We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals, Plastics, Stainless Steel, Etc. Call 992-2772 7 12 89 I mo Roger Hysell Garage Rl 124, P-roy Oh1o G•ve Us A Call AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Alto Tr••••teel01 PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Today" 992-S 114 Located Off Bypase At Jet of Rts 7 & 143, Pomeroy, Oh 6 28 89-tfn UnHad Molhodlot Church booornont Tupporo Plalno, OH Aug 3,4 1-1. 3 DOinJ hitch !>low, I'Oirawsy bed, cup drlpulator, 20 faldlng chat,., clothing, mloa All Vonl Solrlo Nuot Bo Poldln Adva..- DEADLINE 2 00 p m tho doy bolort 11w1 ad 11 to Nn Sundar .thlon - 2 oo p m Friday Mondty adltlon - 2 00 p.m Saturday Auguol 4-1 At 7, Choohlro, Adulto, chlidran'o clothing mony houl•noJd Heme, colllctlble, antiquo twnluro. 114-387·72W l.achl clothn alze 3-7, lnlant..fl, mtltmfty cl-, oowlna machlnao, ohaoo, ttc lloturiloy, 4 112 mlloe below Ewtu lrovolloathor_oeofiCYaHI-oo noadad i~"'t• Saturday tnd w11kd1~ houl'l ar. lo be upeotad &end -m• ond two tmployment raferancts to ot Planned Psrenthood Southeut Ohio, 398 Richland r. h ~lo A_,Ut, t 1M,~· 45701 • by Aug,.t 18,1181 EOE/ES~ Good uaad plano, 114-441-8678 oHtr8 oo PM. Junk c ... with -oro. $10 & down w/o motOf'l:, S25 A down Richard Gtorgo, 814-388-1095 Part-time Patltnt S.rvlca g. sl1t1nt to work In famfy· plannlng contoro Mutt bo ... porfoncad In medical oHica practlctl and clltnt rel1tlon1 Anponslble poahion for a mtluro lndlvlduoJ whh goOd judgmant and 11n1~~:X to raproductlve htlrlth • of woman snd famllln Must be well orga,nlr.d, l'fle demonstr811Cf competence with flgurtaand recordkaaplng Junk care with or without -oro. Cell Larry Llvtly 614- I ;:;388;.:..;;.0;:;303:::.---,::-:-:---Oullt• Pre 1140 qulltL Any condlllon C11h Paid Call 814-982·5657 or 614-5112-2481 Moving Bolo 1 mill South ol Rio Orondo, SA 325, llol I oo5 oo Antique dlahaa toblaa comer chln1 cabinet. etc Moving Ball Thrutt, Frl, SaL 15 Stove, dtak, dinette ut btd 37 Portomouth Sol IllS, Old 1110, Portor rnlac html babr Item•, glan .,..,, clotha, blcycl• SoiUrdoy, 10 00 Evono Hto, oH 141, radio llotlan boby htm•, clothing. comlce, -oldltomo SoiUrdoy, V:00-5 oo, qutllly twin balw clolh•, m.n&'Wom.n• clothlna. mst1mttr ciotM-, mony cilhor orticloo. flrll houM on Mitchell Rood, jull aH At 35 Y1rd Sale Thurt Frl, Sat 2 mllaa out ol Gtlllpoilo on At I5U Pt. Plea'sant Part-tlml Patient StrvicM slstanl to work In family ~an· nlng centel'l Must be IX· peMnced In medical offici practlc• and client relatione Roeponalblo Clllan lor 0 w"h good m.tu.. lndlvl .... ~I " Jud gmonI • nd oonon<vny to raproductlve htalth nltde of women and famllile Mul1 be ...VI we II organ Iu d, demonstrated compttence with flgur• and r.cordkHplng. Muot bo lblo Ia worll undtr guldllnM wllh mlnll"li oupor· rvllon and have IU,.,Ior Vti'bal communication lkllle. Requl,.. rallabtl trMaportatlon, fiiKiblllly of tlmt ancl ability to trovol t-hor agency oHica 8S naadtd. "Evening, Saturdoy and wMkdey haura.,.. to~ 11pec. ted Send ....ume and twa tmployment rlttrencel to Planned Pa~nthood of SouthNit OH, 391 Rlchllnd Avo, Alhe~!- OH 45701, by Aug,.t I I, 1on. EOE/ES~ Part-time medical lab technician r full• d ohYII or I ' equ1PPI Worl.• c 1an • loborilory No ohiH wor Apply In Ptf'lon Medical Plaza, 203 Jscbon PIM, Gallipolis 8 30 to 5 00 R o only wanted 18 houri& WHk. W.l C counselln' M I County Hoonh Dtpl 145826 Uaad lurnllurt by the ploco or anllre houethold al.o ..mng 114-742-2451 Employment Services 11 Help Wanted $3SO/Ooy procoollng phone orderal hopla eel you No ... perllnc. nece~ssry. Call (r•runcloblo) 1·315-73:H062 oiCionolon P.2732A 2 nurHe aides, shop cltr~; In· quiN at Odds and Ende aop, Mlddloporl & VIcinity ex· Contact Rhonda Da1ley, R N , D11ector of Nursmg Veterans Memonal Hospital Memonal Dnve Pomeroy, OH 45769 115 E. Extens1on EOE 213 lacatod at Valor Lumber In Middleport, Oh. PARTS AND SERVICE For Most 2 anCI4 cycle engmes SJock Parts for Homeltte Weedeater Tecumseh Bnggs & Stratton PH. 992-3922 SER"ICE We can r~air and rl· core rad1aton and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repcir Gas Tanks. 7 17 l..tormtion 89-1 mo pd. OFFERED AT & PEST CONTROL Middleport, SINCE 1976 TERMITES • ANTS Repa~ra NIASE CertJ(ied Machlfuc CALL 992-67 56 "DOC ' ,VAUGHN LIVE BAIT ETC 1 2 11 Mi. Below llcicine locks & Dam At 222 East Main POMEROY, OH. 992·6872 6·5 '19-tfn Telev1s1on Dependable Heanng A1d Sales & Senricel CJ Heanng Evaluations For All Ages SMALL ENGINE YAIDMAN IIOWIIS ECHO SAWS & 111MMERS OREGON lARS, CHAINS ' Announcements CertHied "''eenud ALL MAKES AND MODELS 4 Licensed Chn1cal Aud1olog1st :::1: '614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·2104 z VISA MAITERCHAAGE HOUR( Mon Frl 9 7 Llat 9 6 Clooad Sundoy - 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 or at Veterans Memonal Hospital MulberrY Hets. Pomeroy, Oh1o 949-2969 1 Malo Buff Colored Ct!1 12wk. old, 112 Portion C!tt ca- Cot 10wu aid 814-44...,2841 3 - · & 8 bl• Swaadloh duCI<o. 814-448-21143. 8 wotk-oid port Shophord pupo With eyM Mother reglatetwd purobad 304-875-:IHI Block cot and klttana to good homo, 304-f75-U41 Cate •nd kitten~: home, •ll•g-. live to good 1a..1m Cute klttena to aood home Solid I Striped 11 C411-t71J. F'" pupploo. shiDIJii ond goldtn Rotrlo- mlxild. Oraat ohlldrana dog 114-7423051 Klltono to loving homto 878·11111 DUMP TRUCK Sand-Stone-Dirt 6 (6141 667-3271 Gra.t A. Newland 7 11-19-tln - Lost & Found FOUND 1 - I WhMo 1o. .11 dog. Alldovllll So._. - . Coli 814-317·7780 • m otrnuln' COLOitl. .,... MD._ Stop By and See Uo' - Flnancln1 Avallllble MASTERCARD and VISA WELCO!,IE IlLOW HOUDAr Ill, UIIAIIOA. OliO 16141 44._4712 7 11 lt-1 1 day only Fri•r. Aug. 4 1-1 Joan Slout 22115, 7th St , 8yPICUM 2 flmlly Vord Ulo Aug H At 7 to Rt. 143. 314 mile out 143 Moltll OlcktPIOII, 3Net At. 143 Pameror, Ohla 8 flmlly yard 1nd garagt ole lots Of nice schOol clothe• lttma too numerous to mtntlon Out 33 weet on four lane Flrwt RIOd an rlgllt County Ad t I Follow olgn. Wt will bo th- doyo Aug. 1-5, 11·12. 11tl 25-21. Sopl 1·2, e-e lloln Au~4 5. Carner of Calllat, Aeglstortd NurH poolllan avallablt Exctllent u1ary1 btlnafltl tuhlon relmburNmtnl Sign on bonue C11llor an lf)1t,. view LaRuo Hill, DON, 114-11112seoe EOE Sin• tor 1 yr In our horne Gilllpollo Ferry orH, 30W75-2889 Avon • llmhld time only $5 00 .appalntm.nt fH "billed to your llrlt ardor", lilt up ,,. (billed on your ordtr) Plue receive $30 00 lrH producto Call Marilyn Weaver 304-882 2645 loby ohtor, moturo rolllblo por ton lor 2 ac:hool aa• children prolor my homo, Nonh Point School oru1• 30W712t20 ask for ext en ion "o. 1122. Bobnlttor tor 3 yoor old. Gil· llpoRe or Mar HMC. WHkday. w..UndL 114-802.'7151 after IOOpm Oanttl Aoolotom Full~lmo Ex· ptrlllnce prafenwd, but not OICHIIry Send FMUml to Box DOe, e/o Galllpollo DollY Trlbunt 828 Third Avanuo, Golllpollo, OH 411131 Eom Nonor typing 11 homo $30,000/year lncoi'Tlt potential llololll, (t)II05-1117.e0d0 Ext B· 4562. • Eaoy World Excollont Pay! AoHmble product• at home Call tor lnformotlon EIIL 313 S04-f49-0870 HVAC lnlltalltr wanttd to Install residential 6. commercial temt. 5 ytll'l txp Apply at VaiH Hooting & Cooling 2lfl W Colltga, Rio Grtndt OH No phonocallo •r•· If you have txptrlence a Inter· est In aaiH and msrkellng, and tducatlanal blckground In biological ac:lenc•, preftrrsbly In per.Midlcsl llelds, J.ou oheuld bo talking with uo ull havt reliable traneportatlon Sal1ry and Commleelan Send rooumo to Box 007 e/o Gilllpollo GillY, Trlbu~ 1 125 Third Avtnut Gill polio, "" 45631 Larry E Mllltr, Sohlo Oil Company. 143 Pine 81 llllllpolllr OH are taking applloetlons for truck driver, mull btl 21 snd have good drtvlng riiCOfd •5 Monday thru Fridoy OHice Mtdlcal Rootpllonlot/BIIIIng Clarki Growing Phplclsn Offict 11 looking for a motivated In dividual with the following okllltloxpo~tnct "f'tplng IC WPM, lladlcal Coring CPT tnd lCD-I, ~nt- Schadullns~ Auglllll, '"!, Aila. 4, 1-2. Horn- llo<lklot "Terminology Part tlmo lock Grove •d. lror -~ boby I>OIItlon. doyo, Mondoy thru owing, bobJ oh•191r, bobY Thundoy POoMion ovolloblo In clalhM and mattrn~ clolhla, mid lojltornbor - . . aand Awon, onfto, llnnlo . . - , ,. ..... w1t11 loot oalary to mloc 114-M2.eS117 lltdlcll Clark, P.o loa: nao, Flr.t amual ysrd llle ,,....,. Pamoroy, 01110 41711. ~·id~J 113 North - h Mtdlctl rocordo o1ork. Skilled Midd'-1 Stl.....y nurolng foclllly II -rchlng for "' ,uallth only t - n with I p-lonol II· Illude tho! lo dlllllad orionttd Go- ooll. 4 ltmlly Alln or and organized tor thalr Mdlcal ohlno. ...... w - 11th CuoUino. rtCOrdl cloport..,. Apply In . . . _ 1Udt olothlng-L person 01 Mnd r•umt to Ar· mloo. ,111 124 ICFOOI fri1m SUb cadia Nur1lng Cent•, Main St ltlllon. Wotch lor llgne. Coolvllll, DH 417U Aug. 41h,5th, W Quality giriO alolhlng. olz011!.1, boyolllt 11, watarbed, blcycln, loye, btdtproodo and drtpoe, mloc clalhlng. Greg &olloy'o, flo!. -Rd. ••If Naad dollvory mon, lull ond I Cloon niSI oppo...,.. Bo ot lout 21 YIOrt Old, havo 0 good driving ond bo ollli to drlwo 1 von l - I n boaad In llolgo County, lon<l lllllllcotlon lo BOx nn Pomoooy,"Ohla po~ II- N. . - ou..r conoolo TV, ropolncl, 304-8'/Solnl. NEWLAND ENTERPRISES & VIcinity 2 puppiH, I weeD okl, phone 30W75-6156 DOZER CLEARING Pomeroy, Middleport Brl man. Olrle eTza 3.4,1 12,14 Jrw 13,1t Baby dothn, mile toys, met•l glue 2 month old femlle puppy lo lapkM oob tiC I good homt Cail814-742-2241 3/17/ 88 tin SITEWORK • ROADS Vord Solo, Sot, Aug 5, 2414 Jot. flr10n Ave Atart clothe• books, fumllurt, dlolloo, TV, 11ove top, ch1ndeliar toy1, much mile cancetl. Giveaway ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :i Ylnl Sa.., 3 mil• North out At 2,Aug 2 ond 4 3 ltmlly Sot 5111, t-3. 121 UnHIII Prtn mldtnct Nlca clothls and miK 3 ..loll on Co Rd 41, Succaaa Rd Tupport Plalno Frldoy, Solurdoy ond Mandoy A / C Serv•ce All M ..or S. Mmor Toll Free EAGLE RIDGE 8 II mo DIESEL SERVICE SYRACUSt OHIO Mosl For•gn and Domes11c Veh•cles ROACHES • FLEAS 1-800-535-2199 Spaelllleh" VAUGHN'S AUTO - Vol<l Solo, 1712 Jtn.nan Blvd Th'" t 00-5 00 Frl I:OD-1 00 Bsby clothn, mtne IIUhl size 38, mlac m.n1 and women• clolhoo, etc 992-2284 POMEROY, OHIO 992-2196 TRI·CO. TERMITE 'lol<l SOlo 2400 Madloon Avo Frl a Sat tawnmowert HOlM Interlor, RDio.llller, elothH, camlng )tro. Fabric Shop PAT HILL FORD MARTIN'S FURNITURE and MORE Moro DRY CLEANING SERVICE "W..dlnt eew11 ,...... lmmed1ate full hme and part t1me opemngs are available for licensed practical nurses to work m the Medical/Surgical Umt and the Sk1lled Nursmg Fac1hty. Salary commensurate w1th penance £xcellent fnnge benefits REPAIR Pam & S..Yico On LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES I 13 lllfn SMALL ENGINE { Moving Bolo, 31111 Hollowoy St • -roon. WV Frl llol SUn Fumhure, camper, miN. It. 33 North ef Pomerey, Ohio DAVE'S Moving Bolo 1.:!!J8 Holloway St , Htnd....on. wv, Frt, Sat, Sun Fumlure. campw, mlec. 992-7479 7 12 89 1 mo RYAN SUVICE CENIII Help Wanted $18 Per Day & Up 949-2526 7 DAYS For •Mobile Home Parts •Mobile Home Rentals •Lot Rentals Weeki & BATON 992-5288 _:_ APARTMENTS FOR RENT IBy Day or MODELING IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MOBILE HOME PARK WITH ROOMS AND OPEN 6 AM·9 PM SINO: 19()9 _:_ NOW OPEN DANCE CUSSES & JAil ~EWHOMES _ CAMPGROUNDS SWEEPER REPAIR Registrations _e OHIO RIVER Naad - l o r bock to 0011oo1 Dial""' onrl Chrtotmoo? Work r:u'aa ':nuo~':o...~~p lashlane, toyt, gifts Ctlrlatdoaontlono. F- 1300 kit. FFM trolnlng, popor our,pllaa No collooting NO dtlvorlng. Alao booldilg portloo 11'H48-7iii;l lllonolo""""' Now hiring lor 111 lhlfto opply In = a-.. I llan-8un Ilk tor nor Won<ly'o 1110 lllvor ~· Gilllpoilo, DH :A'r, Yl'a laautr lhop hnlmmldlele oponlng lOr goOd hlllr drnw, apply In poroon, 30W75-U03 Wanted Rtllablll women to llvo In 1 nd care ... 1 ldtrt11Y coupI1 No drinking, no omoklng NUll ,....-.•lble c..u a14-9e2btl _.... 1335 or 114-188.US1. Ntar ttorn and -pltal 12 Situation wanted Boby olttw Madad kir 3 pro. achool chllclran In my hamt In Racine araa No wttk..nde Rafaroncad roqulrtd. It 4-112· 5870. Naw Han Vacsncy • For ekJerty man or woman Exctlltnt care :104-875-7541. We care tor eldtrty and han. rlcopoad In o,. homo 25 yttro oxporlanca LPN on call 1..lncomo hamt can 114-812.e&71 afl.er 7 OQ p m for more lnfor· mallon ~ We lake Cl,. of elderly men or women In our home 20 ~ra upertence Have releranct tall anytlmo 614-1141-3014 WUI care for elderly. Have refarencu 814-117-3402 Wlllloko core af oldorlyr.roan In my homt 814-843-516 15 Schools& Instruction RE·TRAIN NOW! SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 52e Jockoon Plkt Col) 114-441-4387 Rtg No 8&11o10118 18 Wanted to Do Hou• Cleaning, experlance, relarencee Phone 304-175-4452 ori7H417. Plano lt110ne. In my homl Jsy Dr. aree Beginning to rnttrmadlolo. 11-1-GZOO. Wantod to Do bobnlttlngln my homo naar ClioohlrOnCygsr Elomantary 814-387-7628 Will I:MibyoH In my homi RMtonable ratn Reflnnc• naltlb4t. All ..... _ aleo CIIIII14-:MN718. Wlft do oleoninl on<l o,.nng Claanlflll. Hovo - · 304.t78-72DI ar 171-7114 -lido. Flll<lllCial 21 Business Opportunity INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO ,.commends thll you do bual- wllh pooplo you k.-, and NOT •• und monty th""'ah the mtH uniH you llovt ln-Dgotad the ofloring. Rc~l Estate Middleport, The Ohio Space for Rent bel' •....,. and on J to 4 =nt1.ft4-=::'i ~ DOIIoot Senttnel Page 74 Motorcycles 76 Auto Pans& 9 Two tr1ller epecn, Rout• 1 locust Road 1078 49 Dll rlgt'i, 304-675- For Lease Ytry nlet 1pacloL111 2nd noor, 3 br 1 apt unfurnished, .tove I ro~lg hlotorlc homo downtown S271Simo UtllltiH extra, ref roq'd Call 814-446-4425 Merchandise 51 S~ "fie ffiRkl"ttg fUflflY ll"ttle t n01Ses, rna am. But maybe YOU Sh0U ld t a ke h.liD tO a ' J"S • 1 doctor filfst," _ ~==========:"'!-:----------! 1 · 31 Homes for Sale 41 Houses for Rent 3 Wdroom brick houaa with large lot, Mid Way Drivt Ntw Haven Good Cond 304-7735881 All ntw 3 br, home locattd on JU 180 Priced to move 614388.a711 BV OWNER 1 290!1 Maplo Avo 3 btdroom bnck with garage, full basemtnt, brttZeway central air, flreplaet. comer lot, much more 304-IZ~-8~29 afttr I 00 PM By ownar, 3 bedroom hom• 1n uppor Monl<oY Run In good condldon Coiii14-G92·3933". Farmer 1 Holl'll Admln111retlon loans available. Approved uctlorutl now on display French City Mobllt Hom•• 014-4461340 -I HARTFORD rooml, beth apo prox 4 scret Wtlt Point Road 122 000 Call Collte1, 1-114--282· 82t8 Modutor, 3 b•, 2 bolh 5 112 + 1crn $27,900 Mudtlock 114448.a088 N.w Llatlng.Pol1erbrook·3 br, brlck·2 bathe, LR, FR, Kll, heal pump, In-ground pool City Schoolo-$70,])00 114-2411-1375 Nice I room homt, 2805 Birch Avonuo, 3 badf!'Oml, formal dining room, family room 304675-3757 Smsll home Buy chtiP Enlsrge It Beautiful location 15 min to Gallipolis or Mercervlllt 614-251-1200 32 Mobile Homes Ior S a 19 NEW HOUSE 3 bedrooms 2 bliths, dlpoelt end ref«lncee Locattcl In Mt Allo, 304-895-3878 New houea, 3 bed rooms, 2 baths, deposit ar.d refertnctl 1 Mt Alto, 304-8V5-3978 Nlct 1 br , houH eultebl• for 1 or 2 adlAtl $225 unfurnished or SZ30 fumlshtd plul utilities Ste at 37 Uncoln 614-448o0968 42 Mobile Homes for Rent zutllhlu btdroom trailer, o.-lt you pay roqulred. ,..-Phone 30c.&?S.2535 2 br AC, "'rnlohad, boautiM riv vllw In K F st Motile Home ·~:~:· .:4-4~: 110 z. 2 br, mobile home In Porter, doposh raq d Vou por oil utilltloo 814-388-lfl04 ~~30t;'' trailer lor rtnt 61,.. Tralltr nice cltan unfurnished. reftrencee r-.qulred, Routt 1 out Locust Road on right, 304-6751078 44 Apartment for Rent z bedroom epartrnent Ftrry wv Gallipolis 304-67~-2548 2 bedraam apte for rent carpeted Nice H1tlng, lsundry raclllllto avollablt Call 6U 992· 3711 FOH 2l8 Flrot Avo, , br ~vtrVIow kltchtn with stove & 12x55, 2 btdraom Good con· relrlgoratar, 151 80/Mo plus dillon. C.ll814--992 5858 dtpollt UtiUtltl & reference no 121185 1970 Craallna, 1411110 ten ptlt et4-44&-4!120 American Rec::ondltlon llkt niW, 3 room fumlehlld apt ground hut 2 br., oentral alri$61SO floor:j prlvatt tntranct and -44H171 park \1ft• outokll1o of HtndtiSon, •• L-•-z •h 11 '"'' " 1nc1u'"' •·d -~71 00 per 1 2x 1 liKI I -.-me, - t •• $4,!100 304-f76-272Z month 304-f7H 730 tm 14x70 3 t.., 2 botho P,OOO. BEAunFUL APARTMENTS AT 8144117·78011 BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 536 Jackoon Plko 1079 Mldae MotDr Home, 2100dft from •182/mo. Walk to sho" & • C..ll814-446-2568 EOH " 12.000 actual mlln Very Sl movltl condition. $15 000 Wtstln.. ghoust portable dishwasher, laMmtnt apartment SHIO per Dko nrw, S100 Phone 304-882· monlh All utlllllaa paid fur 2414 nlshld.. Sullable for 1 or 2 edult• Phone 114-62-2545 or UNtO Nashua 14x70 2 bedroom, 814-84f.Z528 2 blth, aardln tub, central sir, dlahw..tier etave, tlrap,~~;ce, Fumlshed 2 badroom 1pt, wsshtr/drytr hookup, porch, l'llllrenct and security deposit many extrll Sail or rent fLm. requlrtd, New Havtn, 304-882· nllhH or unfurnished 114·885- 3287 3811 Fumlahed ApL 1Br, $210, 1983 Triumph, 14xSO, 2 bad· ullllll• pel , 701 4th Calllpails rooms, 1\11 bllhl. cantril sir, 6t4-448-4416 aflar 7 p m woohor/dryor~._&x10 dack. un· derplnnlng v.r1~Concltlon Furnishtd Apt, 1BR, $225, on rtntecf tot 75·Z047 or utllltt• ~ 243 Jackson Pika, &14-387·7120 Osltlpolis 814-448-4418 •tt•r 7 Pm 1lfll Redmon Soc:llonol 28 x58' 3br, 2 ba~h./e ~A mull bo Fumlahad, oil utiiHIII pold, Includn cablt TV. ldtal tor •4 M 1 mov tel 814 • aner bachtlor Btautlful rlvervlow In 1987 Danville, total lllctrlc Kan•uaa Fost•r• Mobil• Home 14x70, htat ~um~ 3BR, 1..1/2 Park.ll.f-446-1602 l bath 614·2 s.a 44 an yt me, Gar~at tpt tumlshed. 29 112 Z45-H77efttrl. Ntll OaiNpollsS225fmo UHiitln Salt or rent 2 bedroom, alr1.tur- pd Call 614-446-4416 afltr 7 nilura Good condition. Must pm move $3500 Storage roome ex- G-·louo living 1 ond 2 L.-.... tra 814 892 7288 ·""" room apartmtnll at Y1Uag1 Manor and Rlvaralde 33 F a nn S IOr S a le ADortmonlo In Mlddlopo~ From By OWner Bunce Rd 235 ocraa $182. Colll14 1112·7717 mil One of lh~ best location• In Large 2br, apartment First Gallla Counf1. QoOd prodUcing Avanue, stovel refrlgtralor AC, Iarm, houH bulldlnge Mull & water furn shed Off StrNI 111 to spprtclstt 614--441-4281. parking.12251mo 814-446-8221 r,: 35 Lots & Acreage 2 sere lot Aehton, Maeon 80, '20 000 oo 30• bll0 woOf, I • • ~ 1-8183 .. 2 acl'l lol, Alhton MaN~~ 80, public wster, $20,000 00 305I4I..St8 3 408 acraa kir ult Old •Tltuo proporty Mlnorol righto 114-742· 2718 45 ..... of ground In Rooo Vally back of SyracuH Good ..... •'15,500. 614hunlln82 tim•·r 1111249 £4' Aohton btoutllul ono ocro loto wnh riwer frontogo, public woltr, Clydo Bowen, J• 304-678·2338 ono aerowettr, loto Aahton, wHh rimbaautHul fronti"I,IMJbllc .......... llowtn. Jl304-17l4:33l v,._ Aahton, lri'JIIIparmlttad; bUilding Publla loto, rnoblla hornM - • · prlcto rtduoad ,........ -· _..,._ J• -.e71-2331 W~ t32 10101, 138,000, Rt 7, bllow Eureka, Cell 114441-4418 aftor 7 p m -an, Rentals 41 3 House• tar Rant Household G oc1 0 S LAVNESFURNITURE Solos ond cholro prlcod from $395 to $995 Tables $50 snd up IO $125 Hldo-o.J>odo $390 Ia $505. Recllnora $225 to $375 Lampo $28 to 1125 Dlnottn $101 ond up to $495 Wood llbll W-6 chalrt $285 to $795 Onko $145 up Ia $375 Hutchn $400 & up, bunk bad• complttt whh matt,.•• S2P5 and up to $395 baby btdo sno Matt... aao ar box oprlngo lull ar twin $78, firm $88, and P8 Queen Hts $275 • up, King $350 4 drtWir c.,_ $69 Gun Cablntto 8, 8 & 10 gun B•by mattms.. $3!1 & $45 Blld framn $25. Qu"n Size 135 I king frsm• $50 Good Hl.ctlon of IMdroom sultH, mttal cablntta. htadbOIIrde $30 and up to $65 10 cloyo oamo 01 cooh wllh opproved credit 3 ml out Bulavlllt Ad Optn 9 A M to 5 PM Mon, thN S:..t C•lll14-448-0322 Bed 8 mo old. OUHn eize. Ntw cond $150 114-446-2297 Broyhllllovnool and choir Excallont condition 304-882· 2887 County Appliance, aad 11 T lno Good u app ancn, V. 11t1 Open 8 am to 6 p m Mon .Sat 614440·1699, 627 3rd Ave Gaillpollo, OH Dtcoratlve draptry rod Antlqut whlll 116 ' wd TravarM rod whhe 108" Pr drape• mtd grun, antique eteln, lened, good cond Lonath- Ill(" Wldlh108 Price $75 lroll oft'!' I p m 014-US.Z802 Fun sire bedroom suite 5 drawer ehUt, driiNr with mlr· ror1 aolld wood, Broyhill Ukt new 114--992·2733 afttr 5pm GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wash~r~t dryare, refrlgeratort, ronga Skoggo Appliances, Upper River Rc1 S.lde S1ona Crott Motol Coll614-446-7398 King 1111 waltr bid, dining room table couch and reclintr, 814-367-G3M afltrl 00 PM PICKENS FURNITURE HouHhold Nowi\Joad lumlohlng 112 ml Jtrrlcho Rd Pt Pleasant, WV, call304.f75-141C Aefrig frolt free & etove stlf cle1nlng 4 yrs old, both white, llko now $100 lor bolh 614-4452217 Accessories 350 Pontloc Englno, S271, 31C Pontiac Tr1n1minlon $75, Pon- tloc Mtlgo lt4-387·75V5 POOR BOY TIRES, 304-6753331, front tnd ellnment $1895, 4 000 good uNCI tirn,. uml ttm,newdrH want to buy used set of an- -clu 304·'""1647 Cycla ,..""'""'"" Whlalchalre • ntW or uead 3 whulecl tlectrlc Kaater Call Rogars Madlcal, 1 80Q.686.Z104 55 Building Supplies Block, brick, uwtr lMpet, win. dows llntele, etc Ci1ude Win· ltrt:, Rio Grandt 1 OH Call 814245-5121 56 Pets for Sale Canning tom.aton $5 OOibuah•l • your contalln• ... 00/bushll • our contaln1., mi s of Gallipolis on St Rl 7 114-256.6535 canning lomolooo lor 1011 Bring own contolnora 114-2472961 1984 luk:k R-al Llmttld PS, :""• 1 PI, AT, tilt, PW, 1 1r; plulh nterlor, AMJFM uc. cond $4200. 814-44&-1278 afttr8 00 1984 Pantloc 1000 Good condillon. l14-992.f146 1985 Chryalor laBoron Turbo Coupe, ioodad, olr, oulo., PW, Fl'llh canning peschts 114- looko a runo nctllrlnt $5 ooo 446-em sfter 8 p m Will occapt trado-lrL 114-448J&R Produce Com, tomatoes, 1751 or 448-71104 cucumbers, beans 614..a43- 1185 Chryoltr Now Yorker, goad 5~13 lhepo loadtd, 304-175-2722: ?.liz 59 WANTED TO BUV • 4 • 1200 x 33 x 15 tim 304-675·1139 79 campers& Motor Homes 18 ft Travtl Malter Camper Sl11pel Fully oontalnltCL Good ohopo. 11100 1171 Ford Cougor, Now ilroo, nrw bottory $350: 30911 NcEihiMoy Hill, Mlddlopol1 1915 Shasta camper: 1T, air condition Can be aNn at lSI Burdotto Addhlon 304-675- B••••t 1 ------ r doo•. •f!';;j t.., h011111 Upper At 7 niSr _...,. · - ·_ owq'd. t1H, or 111441 , Uaad pickup bado, Ford leao15, Chevy, Oodgt, ohort or long, :104-87&-2265 or 1711-1286 1lfll Oodot Charge< 4 cyt 4 speed, txirs cltan, loW milts, 5 month old Realstered or Trade SWAIN will malnt1lnld, new brsk111 AUCTION I FURNITURE 82 Airedale, female. $75 Cfall 114shocks, atruta and more Prieta 197a 5 epd, SubiN will trldl to Mil II only $4000 CaU 304- 7301 Ollvt St, Gilllpollo. NEW 8 pc. 742 2450 wood group, $339 Living room tor hoNH or eowa, 114 367· 1711-1539 1978 Winnebago, 24 h elupe 8, ouhoo, S11111-UII Bunk boclo AKC Cocker Spaniel pupplee 01 63 or 114-448-64 t I 18,21111 00 Coli *-178-44110 wllh bedding, $249 Full Ollt S250 Those pupa oro boauiiMI Dodge Chragar 2 2 es=· 1981 Chtvlttl for all or tradt 51985 61HI2-5883 1977 Mldlt Mint Home. low opoad1 _~!,000 mlltO rnottmo & foundollon ttonlna mlluge, 30W7S.3766 $99 Racllnoro ola~lng $99". AKC Miniature Dachshund pup- tor truck• of equel value 11C. 814•742..... ohllr8 oo p m 218·1445 UESD Btdl, dretsers, bidroom pile Ready to go Auguit 1 -------till Fold Eacoll, $2800 70,000 187f Vega TriVtl Trailer 2SI 112 euhts Oeskl, wrlngtr washer, a Shots and wormed Call 814It Awning 1lr, 'llr)' clean. At mllaa 114-388-8305 eomplllt dna of uSed fumlture Farm Supplies Browne Tr1ller Court 114 892· NFW Western boots $35. 992-5623 11111 Plymouth Turlomo. 42,000 2229. Workboolo S11 & up. (SIHI & AKC R~lsttrtd Beagle pupe & Livestock mi., AC, PS. 2 2 •r. •unroor ooHioo) 114-448-315" S50 304.f75-5072 oro.r 7 35ft Coachman HI, Park Travel 13,000 814-388-1113. • Trailer 13500. 114·367~447 or Tapper gas nnge I couch 614· AKC Rtgloltrtd Goldtn 1981 Cllov- Spactrum 2 814-G41-2840 446-4437 Retriever puppln. 8 wkl Old 61 Fann Equipment rod, 5 optad front WMII I,:,::...:=.:.....,..--.....,.,-,..-- Had 111 oholo Coll304-882·j!854 47,000 mlln On• oWner, UHd appllancts Washert: 1450 Oliver Traetor, $3,950 drlvt tconomlcel 41 mpg. $3800 3Q4. dryef'l, rangn, refrlgtrators AKC registered Cocktr Spaniel Verm11r round hay baller Services mfcraw1ve ovens Ken 1 Ap- C'Cf.ltl BuH $150 304 ..773- $2,715 1100 Ford lrtclor $2110 882-3200. pllanct, 217 E Second St Ford Front4nd loader $4S15 1988 Plymouth Rallanl, auto Pomtroy, 814-992 5335 or 61461 4·288-6522 Trona, AC, ~" Ex cond, 81 Biut lick coon hound One 985-3561 Home Harpocord 814·388·9766 185 MF lrsctor wllh 850 NH, $3750 114-28&-l.. t Improvements round boilr P750 lalo modal VI RA Border Collie Pupe, All ehote, 550 Oliver with 5 ft buoh hog. 1987 BOMIVIilt LE. 55 000 Fumltwt&A,ppllane•• milel PS PB, Air, Power WlnBASEMENT Rt 141 In C.ntanary, 1/4 ml on raodr to go 614 2B6-24Ifl $31M 114-2111-8522. dowl, Power Buts, AM FM WATERPROOFING Lincoln Plkt Mon.Sal I Lm till Excllltnl UncondiUonal lltetimt guaran-Coekar Spanlal puppy 8 moa., 400 gallon Muelltr StaiHIII CanetteiEquallztr e p m , Sundsy 12-1 Open till I $150, COI1dlilon Coli 114-M2-5086 ltl Local l'lflrtneH tumished OBO 814 245 9134 ~~-Milk Tonk 614·388-91148 ~ m for oppolntmonto 614-446ovonlngo. Fill aatlmtiH Cell collect 1· •s Fl nanc I~a lVI II 1 bl•· Pus I 1v Dragonwynd CaHery Kennel 1981 Nl11on Sontro XE. 4 cyl 114-237-0488 dty or night R o lnltlnt caeh rt6atH up to $100 Ptralan, Slamtse ! and low mi. clean teke ewer g e r e B 1 a e m e n t lnt•rsprlng Slnper Himalayan kltt•n• Chow atud poymanlo, call Brondo For llmt Woltrproofl"'l eof• $341 lassetewlvelrocker ••rvlce 814446-3844 after 7 $149 5 polct wood groupo & day 11• 448 8407 Eitctrlcol, roofing ldtehtn $311 Beddi~attrns aet $99 Pm Sew chaine to IH any uw buy bethraom replacement, framing 1981 Rod, Chryoilr LaBonvn Crtb m1nrt11 $2995 7 piece Reh Tank, 2413 Jackson Ave one get one free drawing, llime concrete, dryall, ceramic k'lltll· Ba•••tt poetor bedroom aulte Paint Pleasant, 304-4175-2063 1 10 1nd M..on County falf'l Sldtrs T,.bo, loadad, 814-448-31131 llllon, oil rtmodollng 304-675$999, 4 drawer chnt 14415, gal Ht up $14H and 10 gal Equlpmant, 304-876-7421 GOVERNMENT SEIZED Yllhlcloo 2440 Bunk btda S14P or $12 48 complete $43 25 from 1100 FordL N t - Felty Tret Trimming, 1tump DlnaHtlloblo & 4 cholro $149 Livestock Corvonto Chevyo s u : ramovot, can 304-675-f331 Hutch $199, complete line of GrDDm end Supply Shop-PII 63 oak 1 country fumlehlnga Oak Grooming All brnda Allstyltl 3 g0111, 2 nonnlaa t filly, 2 11 Buyoro Guida 1"'05-187 ' Ron ~• TV Service, apeclallzlng Currla Cablnol Curved glooo lama Pel Food Dtalor Julio 135 • polce, 1 ot $40 814-388- 1:Ext.::.;:So::,1:.:01::;8::9.:__ _ _ __ In Zenith 1110 Hr'llclng moll front wilh cltw flal $271 lr Wtbb Cail8t4-446-0231 5 othtr brllndl HOUM Calli, tiiO • 72 Trucks for Sale •15 14 Wood microwave Kltttnl slmOit pure Slamtaa, 1108 IDft'll appll•nc• repairs WV Horoo OWIWo, cabinet $129, regular S24SI Air $10 and $15 Phone 304..S75- ATTENTION 304-5711-2318 Ohio 614-446Paint Plu• le naw carrying tack. 1851 Ford Tandtn 750 dump compmsol'8 IH, gun cabinet 5013 Palnl PLut. 2411 Jacklon Avt, trvck. I a 3 Trsne 332 malo~ 2454 •1H. 30 day warranly on stove, retrtgaretor, washtrl, drytrl & Miniature Schnauzer~- 2 maltsJ Point PlooNnt, phone 304-675' good condhlon $2,000 ot Rotary or cable t~ drilling 4084 ..... 114-448-lfl37 la'JIII upotol" opl 2lll Flrot doop frotzo,. 1 aan and p a - 1 black ono Mo.t wells completed ume dly Av• Kltchtn ltO'fi!IJ. refrig. gray $150 00.'1 week• Did. Call Chlclltna lor Solo $1 o ploco 11f1V Chevy Mlf·lan lruck. Pump lllta and HI'Yice, 304· SZGOJmo ptult:J:t Ullllll• & Valley Fumltura 304-a7S.2483 Aak for Jennller C1~ '[. -=:a:::lci~!~i: 895-3802 814-367.0163 arlt4-44H418 roJ No -11. •1 1-4,_. New and ustd fumhure and ap1:-:=c:..::~.:..::::-"....,._;,7.-"='~::-;::: pllon- Call 114-446-7572 Ptraktoll.6, Dovaa $1..._2 PorSWEEPER and oowirlg machine 64 Hay & Grain 814-448-2308 or814-246-11884 Now ICCtpllng applications tor Houri H rote $25 each, 814-441•77115 repeir, parts, and auppliH, Piok 1178 Chllvy plck-vp, ....., duty, up end delivery Davit Vacuum 2 bedi'CH)m apt, fully csrpettd appllancel, water and tr1sh Waterbed, eeml-wavtltll $250 Pttk A Poo puppies $100 00 Hay In tha field S1 00, 304-&'Ts. Just ,..bulh, trlnemilllon 614- Cltaner, one hatt mile up pickups provided Malnttnsnct Call814--992-2921 each Mother registtred Apricot 5571 245-8484 Georgu CrHk Rd 614-446free living clou to lhopplng Poodle father pure bred Pekln0214 1978 Mtrcadaa lllnz DIHtl bonko and achoolo For martin- 53 Antiques gooo, 304 675-,2625 or 675-2121 Transportalion water truck, 2,000 ~anon tank. Sopllc Tonk Pumping $90'-Galli• tormotlon coli :104-882-3711 E· Roglotorad moll Wool Highland rotdy to ron 11 444J4088 Co RON EVANS ENTERPKISES, :J:I opportunity houalng S.O. Buy or aell Rlvtrlne Antlquee. Whlte T.mu puprrrx,Born 4·1· Jockaon, OH 1.SOCJ.537.g528 1124 E Main Slrttt, Pomerov - H • 742 n • ocoopi0d. 1178 Chevy c.eo truck wilh 17ft Houro M.TW 10 00. m IO 6 oO ••• u poporo • 1 61 4• • 71 Autos for Sale 2147 rollbock bod. Thlo lruck lo ao A-tncu Inc 2BR opt nrw m 1 lund~ 1 00 t 0 6 00 p Plumbing & ·• ' oarpet, new ' paint, ' m Regular Buff Cocktr Spanltf 11f14 Cht~ ttc- ohorp.ft can rood and wrlto 82 piU11h 14-v82·25 ., Impala 2 utllftln, porllally paid $175/ma pupploti$110 814-245-1122. tory AIC" $800 tlrm, 304-675- $7,395 814-2111-8522 Heating Coll304-675-5104 54 Mlscella neoUS 13G3 or6t5-3716 1UI Chevy, 305 -or 114-367· Tomo robbllo kir ult All olzaa CARTERS PLUMBING Tort T -.... Apia, 2 br, 1Merchandise ond colon Jim King, long Bot· 11f17 Chtvtllo oupor oport, 350 7111. ANOHEAnNG 112 bolhj;ilo CA, dlohwooMr, dl• lom, OH 81 4-143-5274 onglnt, running 71C In lhe llh 1179 Ford F100 auotom lho~ Cor Fourth end Pine 1, VIII onclooad -11o, 1171 Vamohll 2•• Enduro ilko $5.!100 614-371-2808 Golllpallo, Ohio bod. fltyit oldt 302. VI, ~ Door, playground Water, IIWtr, new, wood lpllttt~ akkle bttr •young ,. bbl~ .. born J une 22' 1817 Oldsmobile Qutltn, nw air, raaf nlca f3200 1181 Call 114-441-38111 or 614-4411&:- tr111h rncludec:l Slartlng at mowe~1 eulky for Gravaly trac· largt miKtd brlld, solid color paint and llrtt, all origin~~!, 110 short bed. Step side 300, I art., 4477 $281/mo. Coll8t4-317·781C tor BOll VCR. 8t4 448-4149. maloo $5 00 oach Coil614-448- con~ 304.e75-a724 3 opMd with ovor drlvo. l150o Plpo II In ar Plpo It out C W I ;;;;;;~:;;:;;;;:;;;~~;J!4111~0------,.;_._4 114-IINIIZ Davison Plumbing a T"'nchlng l'lvln Rlvoro TOMr-Houolng kir I" t 174 Vonluro Pontloe To bo tho Eldorly, Holldlctppad tnd - • .o 1110 Socond Awanuo 1117 Ford R~ 4x4, manuel, drtins a Wltlf tinea, 614-446Dltablld Located ntar SNAFU.., by B-~ Beatti'e btl 7&" Cha 5 oDd~ liijoatlon. P.OOO otse M.-go ar Evonlngo downtown Point PlooNntl .., • -~ woon • •P 114-24 • phano 304-675-M7i Equo 1975 CMvrolot lmpoll, AC. PB, 84 E~rlcal& HOUIIng Oppc:MtunHy PS, txc runnl~ oond, 10me 74 Motorcycles 1Wo Aponmonlo • 2 btdraam ruot" 11100 304 2-2019 or 882· Refrigeration f u - , $250 month pluo :24::7~•::..,.,_ _..,..._:...,..,..._ _ 1V71 Trklrnoh. 850 co Tla• Far commtrclel $100 dtpooft ond oloalrlc, ano 1m Muotong II, good tlrot cor, Nlo or 1111111. 11UI5-43011 Rnldantlal or wiring, new lirtlce or r.palre. bedroom lurnlohad, UOO momh good aaa mi'-A• $250. 304- boJoro 2 00, at1< lor Jim Uc.nHd tllcttickln Ridenour )lluo 1100 dtpasll and tltclrlc 175-5141. _, ' 1Dn Hondl 110 malo~la Eltctrlcal, 304.e76-1760 Phono 30W75-3IOO 1250 or orr. Clown aty, OH .14.a8-11101. 85 General Hauling 1174 Hondo 710, good can- J I J Water Strvlco Swimming dftlon, 1100.00 PhoM *-175t":.:~otomo, Wlllo can 8t4' 7121. For Sale tm CI711D.fi Wlncllllllld, . . . guard, trUnk. ........ boilary. Eaotlionl _Ill.._ 1111 CRIIO lllrt IIIIo. lb:oelllnl oondlllott, mull 1M. 11MII.f144 otiOtlfllflll _... 1175/mo. plua 31 Homea tor Sale Daily Commtrcial 1pact 1400 sq fl Corntr Second and Pine Amplt parking Call 614.1148-4249 4482325, or 448-4425 Country Moblla Homa Perk. Roue, 33, North of Pomeroy lots renta l• part•, aaltl Call 814-112-7479 Polltnl Sorvlc01 A• sletant to work In family !)lan. nlng center~ Muat tit tl· porltncad In medical oltlco p,.ctlc• and cll.m relltlofts R•ponolblo . pooH ion for 1 moluro Individual wnh good ludgmonl ond Hnohii!IIY ta reproductive ""'llh niado or women •nd famiiiH Must bt well arganlud, hlvt demonstrat.a compelenca with llgurM and rocordilotplng MUM bl able to 'WOrk undir guldellnll Whh minimal IUpe,.. vlelan and have euperlor v•rbJI cammunlc:ollon oklllo Roqulraa rellablt 11anspo111t1on, llulblllty of limo and obllfty to & Auction 9 Wanted to Buy ,__:.:.;:.:.;:.:.;:.:.;:..;;.:.::.....,... Comploto houHholda of tu" nlluro & omlquH Aloo wood & caal heaters Swain • Fumlture I Auction, Third & Olivo, 814441-3119 Fumltwo ond applloncaa by lho piece or entlrt houHhold Fair prtc._o• being paid Cail8t4-4453151 46 Pi." Pll Rt 82N Public Sale 3 lomlty Oorogo Solo Frl , Sot 9-4 385 llonln II< At 1110 nOll! 11o Bob McCormick Rd 10 opoect blko, woiglll btnch, boby bad, child,.,. clolt.1 I-5AUfl 7-11 822 Joy Drlvo Antlq••· colltctlbiaa, Mtn & Womon'o clot,.., otono Joro with names, r.cord plapr, tttroo ,-., "'mHuro, motorlol, ooltomon oomploo & LAFF·A·DAY Hovan, Laundry/HouukHplng, •PilfY ln perwn. Rt 1 •Box 321. Po~~lmo 111 of yaa• t70 Portomouth Ad RL 141,_ wotah kir olgno Aoln or lhlno. HI I SaL mloo. Help Wanted P•rt tlmil pa11Hian optn C..rt a 8 Pomeroy AVON • All orNo Coil llorltyn Woovtr304-8822HI Po~ limo LPN1 tltxloblt ohln. Clrt Haven 01 Polnl Pluunt spply In per.on Route 1· Box 328, Jll PH, At. 82 N VIcinity W Ve Slste Cha~YtP~on Auctlontor. Rick PHfOO!IJ llconaad In Ohio and Woot •~rglnlo Booking Aucllono, 304'7731781 r---------"""'t' GALLON • ~otty, 114- & VIcinity 614-915-4180 1/4/89-tln bull Roborl Gallipolis It for you. VERY IIASOftlBLE HA VI IIFERENCIS 992-226! EVENINGS 4 / l / 88/ tfn 7 IIITERIOR-E.TEIIOR FREE ESTIMATES Take the pain out of paintl ... Let - do •LIGHT HAULING D&R TACKLE BOX Now Taking 4fB\ NO SUNDAY CALLS Control Assn •EXTENSIVE REMODELING 992-7611 N~ght SERVICE •YINVL lmtNQ • ROOF1NG •METAL IUILDINOI DIISIII ST. SYUCUSI or KEN'S APPLIANCE "Musl Be •CUSTOM IUTCHENS 6 lATHS IO De. riOflllional Ooy SPIDERS BEES • WASPS Member National Pesl GENERAL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Proces" 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 728891mopd BALLET, TAP CONSTRUCTION .OWNII: GIIG I •ousH Reasonable PH. Call Anytime 992-2371 ~113/89 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES '& GARAGES "At POOLS, WELLS ROUSH Nln tMSqW• ,.....ne lldt.. FL (614) 992-2104, 1614) 992-6550 16141 992'·71.54 ~-- ACT TRAVEL SCHOOL 11 IU!INISS PHONE SUNDAY WATER SERVICE 8-1 I mo Train for carMrs In ___;. SERVICE • C~rry Fl1hlng Suppli11 Your Phone Billa Here New H - llllift 992-2725 Q Train Second MioWioport, Ohio 45760 SAL£5 & L W.STEWAR MEET THE DOOI PillE AGENCIE.S HOllE STUDY/RES. 1RAoFINANCIU AID AVAIL ..JOI PLACEMENT ASSIST 161 North Pqmeroy, Middleport Lost & Found 4-25-tfn THUIS. E.l. ,,45 P.M. SUN. E.l. 1:45 P.M. ·TRAVEL PLUMIING & HEAnNG Nolw Location 7 13 89-1 Announcements ·AIRLJrjES ·CRUISF liNrS TRIM TREE HOUDAYS potnt where the ••• line of 6 Loot Langovlllo • - 1700 lb ---::-~::-=-:-:tc--- usiness," Services 11 tr=========;,r:=========il l!o m~2';'.,g •SHRUB Friday, August 4, 1969 Friday, August 4, 1989 Business Services e along the eut lme of the Grace Church property (Vol 26 Page13 and Vol 38 Pogo 724) to a pomt thence North 51 degroea 09 mon 1 utea 29 seconds Ea1t 1• 221 42 feat to a y, tnch ,.. Pubhc N ot1ca bar pu11ng a 'h mch rebar at 4 10 feet thence South 29 PUBLIC NOTICE degrees 62 m1nutea 47 se NOTICE 11 hereby g1ven conde East 314 48 leet to chat on Saturday August 5 the po1nt of beg1nn1ng con ta1nmg 1 630 acre more or 1989 at 10 00 am. a pub he sale will be held at 106 laos Terms of sale ar,e cash and Un1on Avenue Pomeroy the board hereliY reservas Oh10 to oall for cash tho fol the nght to r ..ecl Bny and all low~ng collateral 1984 Ford Eacort l 4 dr b1ds No b1d shall be ac HB 1 FABP132XEW290655 cepted for leu than the s um 1984 Ford Eocort SW of $150 000 00 Tho board also at1pulates that the 1 FABP0929EW130605 The Farmers Bank end Meega local School D1strtC1 would retatn rights to park Sev1nge Company Pome on the grounds behmd the eroy Oh1o reserves the build1ng at football games rtght to btd at thea sale and and other school funct10n1 to withdraw the above colla The board also st1pu~ates to teral prtor to sale Further the buye:r that the butld1ng The farmers Bank and Sav mgs company reserves the contams asbestos Board of Educat1on nght to reJect any or all b1ds of the Me1ga local subm•tted Further the above colla SC'hool D1stnct Jane Fry Treasurer teral will be sold tn the con dtt1on n: ts 1n with no ex 17) 14 21 2B 18) 4 4tc prened or ~mphed warren ttes giVen 18) 1 3 4 3tc 1----------- Cet Rt~alt; fast , Public 05 aecondo 4611 1 p K Noll aald p K Naol being the truo pomt of beg1nmng thence South 62 degr- 10 mtnut01 o 5 se condo Weot 237 28 feet to 1 P K NoH thence North 28 degreea 00 mlnutea 00 secnd Wnt 2 72 16 feet Ohio Middleport, 81~ 45 Furnished 3 t.., homo on lit. 141 In CanRooms tanary 1121 plua c!-" lt4441.eHe l'umlohod onlcllnoy oil utlllllto Compit!IY . .maclolad 2 br. ....... ...... both. 819 . .01111 homo In Contorvllll Dtp I rei - . 114-448-31141. rw(d. 114-248-8204. RoornoloriWII·-korl'ot lllnt -In II~ Orondo, Btortlng II UtDimo. Cloillrl 12711rno. plua dtpooll. 11 :J-313- Haiti. f14-421;::.::32.::.....-:---.,--=--- llltoplng whh 00!*11111Houto tor rent In Chlotor Allo troltr • - All healo-upo. Phano 114-1112-7212. Cell olitr I 00 P.M, 104-7131151, llooon V(V. )I Ill R W.t., Strrico. Pooio, cl• ~':Q: ;:fl.lmmadloll-t,OOO or 17HUO..... dtllvory CeQ- oounllr, Z.OOf! to 4,000 copactty =--~ 1171 CutillO l u - \lo8, oulo.,good cond., ~ 1171 Ford Folrmoni/IIIOO. 1142411-1122. ' .. Wlff-'o Water HouJing 111 anab.. ,..,.., votume dii! l't no, ttc Coli �..• 'I' .... ~ 10-The o.ily Sentinel Friday. Auguet 4, 1989 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ; EMS has 7 calls Thursday Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Servi•:e responded to seven calls on Thursday. . At 4: 39 a .m. the Ru !land unit was called to Meigs Mine No .. 2 for Norman Shawer who was taken to O'Bieness. Pomeroy's squad 1, Rescue 1, and the Chester unit, at il: 23 a. m. responded to a tractor accident on Pomeroy Pike for Todd Michael. At 12:20 p:m: the Syracuse unit was called to Amerlcare :for Lavey Watson who was transported to Veterans Memorial. The Rutland units and fire department responded to a motor vehicle accident · In Ru !land at 12: 29 p.m. In which Dave lambert was llfefllghted to Grant Hospital In Columbus. The Middleport unit was called at 12:37 p.m. to assist and took Don Hammock to Veterans . At 9:34p.m. the Racine unit went to Route 124 for David Casto who refused transport, and at 11:57 p.m. the Pomeroy unit responded to a c,a ll on Vanderhoff Road for Kenneth Hager who was taken to St: Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. of sported owls, bald eagles and Douglas fir . lreeS. The nearby states Thursday as the worst inferno Palomar Mountain Observatory has raged even bigger and firefighterS closed to prevent ash from darnag· battled to proteet a Clllifomi!l bald ing its telescopes. .eagle hab1ta1 and . Idaho summer Specially IJ1lined Army infantry resort homes. reinforcements have joined · the Willi a top Forest Service ofticial more than 20.000 firefighters and predicting that this year's wildfire National Guardsmen attempting to damage could rna1eh the huge los· quell the rash of blazes scauered ses of !988, 66 major blazes bur· through the forests and wildlands ned out of conuol . in Idaho, of the drought-dry WesL Oregon, California and Montana. Forest Service officials fear this An 800acre fire in Washington stale year's. fires .could be as bad as near the Canadian border was con· 1988, when S million acres were tained. cllarred by 73,000 wildfires in the page 1 The largest- and most devastat· worslfire assault since 1910. il)g - active fire was in Idaho's · "Long-range weather forecasts other hostages," Fitzwater said. indicate continuing severe lire Minutes before the scheduled hard-hit Boise National Forest. It grew to 30,000 acres aftet weather conditions, leaving this fire slaying was delayed, lhe Senate ap. proved a resolution· supporting an desuoying 26 homes and rampag· season with the potential to be as unspecified retaliatory strike if ing througl'! the mountain resort severe as last year," Allen West, town of Lowman five days ago and deputy chidf of the Forest Service, Cicippio were killed. closing a highway. told a news conference · in Senate Democratic leader In California, · a threa1ening Washington, D.C. Gea-ge Mitchell of Maine and At · the moment, however, RepubliC<UI leader Roben Dole of 10,270-acre blaze sparked by a tar· Kansas inteiT1lpted a debate on oil get shooter burne through dry brush firefighters in the hardeststruck spiU cleanups to urge swift ap- Untouched by fire in more than 100 states of· Oregon ·and Idaho were years in the rugged Agua Tibia trying to take lhe grealest advanproval of the resolution. Wilderness nonh of San Diego. It tage of a cool spell. · During the week, substantial was 57 pen:ent contained. "Things .are looking a liule less U.S. naval forces have mov<XI Firefigh1ers feared erratic winds grim than they were yesletday," toward Lebanon and Iran, which could push it into the canyon home Laurel Simas said from the Boise have some inlluence over milita1nt Interagency Fire Center, the Shiite Moslem groups in Lebanoon. nation's firefighting command post. Bush has warned of reuibulitm against those people responsible for Firefighters planned to work into the deaths of any hostages. , the night, she said. The milirants holding the hos- Dally stock prices "We're hoping they can get a tages are demanding that Israel (As of 10 a.m.) on these fires because the handle release Hez.boUah clergyman Sheik Bryce and Mark Smtih weather is going to heat up tomor· Abdul Karim Obeid, who was of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl · row and the next day," she said. Seized by. Israeli commandoes last Friday in soulhem Lebanon. Israel Am Electric Power .... .. ....... 29¥, Most of the J!&tion 's worsl fires were in Idaho, where 9,500 ~as refused to free lhe sheik excepl AT&T ..... .. ...... ::..'....... .. .......39]'1, m an exchange for three Israeli Ashland 011 ..... ...... .. .. .. .......38% firefighters bauled blazes - 41 major ones - that have scorched soldiers and all 16 Western hos· Bob Evans .... .. ... .. .... .... ... .... 15% more than 103,000 acres. More tageS stiU believed held in Charming Shoppes ..............14% Lebanon. firefighters were on the way. City Holding Co .................. 17% Federal Mogul.. ..... .... ... .... ,,. 23 Goody~ar T &R .. ... ................ 55 ' •s ............. .................... % Heck Key Centurion . ..... ... .... ... ... .12% Margaret Stark Lands' End ... .... .. .. :......... .. .:30% Margaret Hermann Stark, 92, Limited Inc .............. .. .... ... .35% Clareda Henson. Albany, and of Phoenix. Ariz.,. formerly of Multimedia Inc ................. 104% Andrew Henson, Albany, are Pomeroy, died July 26 in 'R ax Restaurants .... .... ... .. .... . 2% seeking a dissolution of their PhOE!nt.x. · Robbins & Myers ............. .. .16':1, marriage in the Meigs Court of Born on Oct. 5, 1897, at Shoney 's Inc .. .. ...... ..... ... ..... llJI, . Common Pleas. Cheshire, she was married to Wendy's Int1 .. .. , .. .. ........ .. .. .. , 5Y,. George E. Stark In August, 1922 Worthington lnd ......... ... ..... 24% all Prospect . Mr. and Mrs. Stark (AEP and Ashland paid dlvl· The Pomeroy Po lice report moved !rom Pomeroy toPhoent.x dends Friday.) found In Monday's paper should in 1959 after he retired from a have noted that Steve Lane. loti~ employment with the PomeInvolved In the accident which· roy Post Office: occurred on Kroger's parking Mrs. Stark was a member of Veterans Memorial lot. was also cited for hit and the St. Paul Lutheran Church Thursday admissions - Lovle skip, as well as Improper back· while lllvlng In Pomeroy, and the lng. Trudy Swartz was Inside the Messlan Evangelical Lutheran Watson, Pomeroy. Thursday discharges - Mar· store at the time of tile Incident Church In Phoent.x. Besides her husband, she is gie Burnem, Langsville; and and was not operating her 1981 Buick Skylark at the time. survived by a son, Edward H. Thurston Slone, Middleport . Stark. Two grandchildren, Craig E . Stark and Marianne Stark . Duffy, and three greatgrandchildren, William E. Stark, Informational meeting school funding, through a propCrystal A. Stark, and Rhegan E. The Eastern Local Board of erty tax or Income .tax. The Stark, allllvtng in Arizona. Education will hold an informa· pubtlc Is encouraged to attend to Graveside services were con· tiona! meeting on Monday night learn about the financial prob· duct In Phoenlx.pn July 31. at7:30p.m.at theTuppersPialns lems of the district and have input Into the solution decjslons. Elem~ntary School to discuss Ella K. Durham to resolve the hostage crisis, Fitzwater said. But he added, "We don't know whose inlluence or · what. specific person" helped stop the exec!IUOII. "We've had a lol of exchanges ... but we don't know," he said. "We do think the diplomatic ovenures made the difference." A well-connected Lebanese political soun:e said Algerian diplomats in Beirut played a media· lion role in the hostage crisis at the request of the United States, but details of the Algerian role were not known. Fitzwater told reporters that Bush did not want to raise expectations in renns of fuitire hostage releases but said he believed 1he picture "has changed somewhaL" Bush was infonned of developments by Robert Gates, his deputy national security adviser, at about 2:30 p.m. EDT Thursday, 30 minu1es before the deadline set for Cicippio 's death. "The president was pleased and encouraged by the developments. ... But he still ;s concerned about the ...-......-Area Gertrude V. Searles, 70, Story's Run Road, Cheshire. died Thursday afternoon at Holzer Medical Center. Born Aug. 22, 1918 tn Meigs County to the late Walter Farley and Cora Frazier Farley Canter, Mrs. Searles was a member of the Slory's Run Baptist Church and was a homemaker. She is survived by her husband. Paul . of Cheshire, a son and daughter -in-law, Kenneth and Karen Searles, Columbus: a daughter and son·ln·law, Joan and Bill Fife. Cheshire: two brolhers, Ralph and Alfred Far· ley: a sister. Freda Gilmore: four grarJ.dcldren, one great grandchild. d several nieces and neph . In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by a son, Paul Allen Searles: two brothers, Osborne and Horace Farley ; and a s ister, Margarel Wise. Services will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats· Fisher Funeral Home wtth Pas· tor William Little officiating. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery . Friends may call at the fu.neral !Tome after noon on Saturday wilh the famtly prPsent from 6-9 p.m. Charles Foley Charles "Dick" Foley . 87, · Salem Street. Rutland. died ; early Friday morning. Born In Middleport on May 24. · 1902 tc the late William E . Foley and Nancy Ohlinger Foley , Mr. Foley was a ret tred New York Central ratlroader. He was a , charter member of the Rutland Fire Department and a member . of the Rullan.:t Christian Church. He is survived by two daughters, Marjorie Davis, Rutland; and Marvel Petry and son-In· law, Robert Petry, Middleport; one slstf!r, Martha Eliza beth : voung, West Columbia,' W.Va .: . four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. In addition ·to his parents he was preceded In death by lits wife, Edria Muriel Molden Foley. ;in 1977, several sisters and one , brother, and one" son-In-law, Bruce Davis. : Services will be Sunday at 2 ·p.m. at the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland with the Rev. Eugene UnderWood officiating. Burial , will be In Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral :horne on Saturday from f-4 p.m. and 7-9p.m. ' · I Seek dissolution Correction Hospital news ---Meigs announcements---- E lla Kathleen Durham, 55, of Harrisonville, Ohio, died Wed· nesday at Camdem Clark Mem· orlal Hospital In ·,Parkersburg, W.Va. Born on April 29, 1934 In Blakely. W.Va., she was the daughter of MariOn Lawhorn Durham and the tate Hobart Durham. She attended Cherry Falls Chapel tn Cherry Falls, W.Va. She ts survived by five broth· ers. Oris Durham, Jr. ofBolalre, W.Va .. Harold Durham of Leivasy, W.Va. , Clifton Durham of Wellston, Edsel Durham of Bid· well, Ihe Rev. Theron Durham or Harrisonville, W.Va.; three sisters, Delorl;i Groves of Gallipolis, Dolly dook of Looneyvllle; W.Va., and Sandra Moffett of Webster Springs, W.Va. She was preceded In death by her sister Louise Roberts. Services were at 1 p.m. Friday at the VlntonBaptlstChurch with the Rev, Theron Durham and the Rev. Paul Taylor ortlctatlng. Burial was In Miles Cemetery In Rutland. Arrangements were made by the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home In Vinton. ........ ........ _ -- WITH FLOWDS ,.,-·- onu . 1 • • •u, ,.. t'all PO.IOY FLOWER SHOP ··n, . ...... ..,...... ·'""''" Lnt?" ... ftl·ltft .. fft-J111 1989 Galliil' County Junior Fair Official·Program FRIDAY, A-UGUST 4, 1989 7:30p.m. 8:00pm. 10:00 p.m. Pullinc Track Main Staat llain Stqe OSTPA Sanctioned Tractor Pull Jusl Another Band Just Another Band I -RAIN ~SHOWERS : FRONTS: . . Warm "cOld . . Stalk: . . Occluded Map shows mlrimum 19mperatures. At least 50% of any Shaded area iS torwcast · to receive pracipilation indiCated · UPI f:.·.:ISHOW . . PRESENTS "AMN~SIA" SATURDAY AUGUST 5, 1989 10 P.M.-2 POMEROY, OHIO . 11:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:00 .p.m. 9:00 p.m. Junior Fair Horse Show Youlh Fun Day Farm Bureau Talent Show Steve Wariner . Demolition Derby Steve Wariner Teen Dance Sponsored by 0.0. 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C!l (TH)Iperl.,..n'a Forty-two cases were prowith litter control board, and : cessed Wednesday In Meigs costs; Scott Nelgler, Middleport. • County Court. littering, $25 and costs; Carla : Fined were Larry M. Bissell, Bell, Portland, failure to display ; Long Bottom, reckless oper;i· valid reglsb'atlon, $15 and costs, · tlon. $100 and costs; Michael passing bad checks, $25 fine, : Price, C~arleston, W.Va., speed, restitution ordered, costs; Ro· : $27 and costs; James C. Jones, · .b ert Ralguel, · Reedsville, im· • Albany, D.W.I:, 30 days jail, $300 proper · handling qt. flrearn1s 'Ill : fine, six months with suspended motor vehicle, one day jail, $100 operator's license, left of center, nne and costs. · · : and $20 plus costs; Randy Hall. Pomeroy, disorderly conduct, Richard C. Caruthers, Pome- · $25 and costs, resisting arrest, 90 roy, domestic violence, $100 fine, : days jail suspended to time 30 days jail sus~ded to three • served, $50 fine, . two years days, one year probation, and· • probation, and costs; Terry L. · costs; Tim Thompson, Rutland, : Smith, Parkersburg, W.Va., fol· two charges . of ·passing bad : lowing too close, $10 and costs; checks, $25 ftne, restitution or· • Kevin Tanner, Pomeroy, con· dered, costs on each charge; : sumlng alcohol In a motor Donna J. Miller, Pomeroy, four ; vehicle, $10 and costs. charges of passing bad checks. • Flay~ Hartley, Rutland , con·.' $25 line. restitution ordered, ; sumlng alcohol In a motor costs on · each; · Cheryl StumbO, : vehicle. $25 and cOsts; Hubert Pomeroy, possession of marl· • Barker, Racine, failure to yield Juana, $75 and costs; Stephen 0 . : right or way. $10 and costs; Jenkins, Racine, two charges of • Gerald Brandt, New Castle, Pa., passing bad checks, slx months : speed, $20 an.d costs; Frank jail lconsecutll(!!t, two years : . Clemens, Gallipolis, speed, $24. probation, costs Ol1.each charge, ; and costs; Robert Kech, Balti· lwo charges furnishing beer to a • more, speed, $20 and costs; Dan person undE'r 21 years of age, slx : Rodgers, Point Pleasant, W.Va., months Jail suspended , twoyea~s • speed, $20 and costs; Gregory probation. and costs on each ; Stan ley, Massilon, Improper charge, forlelture of $3,000 to : turning, $10 and costs; Stacy Meigs County Law Enforcement • Dalton, Rutland, speed, $23 and Fund; Tanya Plapti: speed, $25' • costs; ·Perry F. Hoffman, Che- and costs; Robert Riffle, Porn!'· shire. failure to control, $100 and · roy, speed, $32 , and costs, no costs; Ernest F. Baker, 1jclne. operator's license, $75 and costs, speed, $21 and costs; nald 30 days jail suspended to three Ntchles. Middleport. spe , $21 days, one year probation. and costs; Georgia M. Smith. Forfeiting bonds In couniy Long Bottom, shoplifting, $100 and costs, 10 days In jail court were Alexandra Ozolln's. suspended, restitution and res· Charleston, W.Va., speed, $75; training order. and two years James McKenzie; Waterloo, speed, $60; Mary Smith, Ripley, probation. • W.Va ., consuming alcohol In a Jennifer Walsh. Newark, drlv· motor vehicle, $40; Bill Tallman, lng under suspension. $75 and Mineral Wells, W.Va., speed, costs, three days In jail sus· $55; Roger Balser, Pomeroy, pended upon valid · proof of speed, $60; and Kevin Runnion, operator's lleerise within 90 Marietta, seat beit violation, $40. days; Teresa McDaniel, Pomeroy, no operator's license, $100 and costs, seven days In jall suspended upon proof of opera· tor's license within 90 days; Joseph M. Tucker: Racine, no operator's license, $75 and costs, three days In jail sUspended upon proof of operator's·ucense within 60 days, expired plates, $15 and costs; Melody Rogers, Syracuse, . reckless operation, $30 and costs, failure to control, $30 and costs; Edward Drey!ace. Pomeroy, . I reckless operation, $75 and costs. Kevin Runnion, Marietta, speed, S24 and costs: ~evin . 1 Hanning, Roseville, speed, $23 'i and costs; Raymond Lee Moore, Pomeroy, no. ojlerator's license, $75, three days jail suspended A~M. upon proof of operator's license within 60 days; Raymond Lltch· field, ' Pomeroy, littering, $75 fine, 16 hours community service, HOLE City_Ktcl Concepti . ·~ (l)I,WE,Ttl,fA) Home lhapplng NetwD.!Ic @ (MO) Bell Of Meigs County Court .... C.tdllll Q LH SATURDAY .C , , II WIYX WOUI television programming 1111 Uw WHh Raglo . MOAN,ING 5:00 (i) (MQ) MOVIE: Cor~ 0 F WEEKDAYS • rn Ifill C1'8mllert WEATHER MAP - During early Saturday momlng, llbowera and lhunderstol'!llll are possible In parts of the extreme northern · Plains, the Iipper Great Lakes and parts of the extreme Hulhern GuU Coast. (UPI) ' WATERING . T .e •eo •.,••• • .Listinll' f.-:'. wtAZ (J) loc~l 0 - =.... -- ..... - :=........... ew Ill Ill Ill <Zl elll . A·.guide to SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1989 11:00 a.m. • '* IJ) ' !.II August 5 to ·Augu~t 11 Wildfires roared on more than deaths~-- Gertrude Searles '' 253,000 acres in four Western Stocks TV ' ·W ildfires still ()Ul of control .out ·West Continued from Bush... ----------------------------·---------- ron • latest album, "Hanky Tonk An· ·at many state and regional fairs , gel," has produced three hit as well as the Troplcanna Resort singles, Billings said. Including and Trump's Castle, Billings " Blue Side of Town," "Don't said. Demetrl Callas Is a former Toss Us Away,'' and "Timber. member of Frankie Vall and the Four Seasons. I'm Falling l.n Love." The Dixie Melody Boys are one ''Timber .. " Is currently. In the Blllboard top five country songs, of the most respected names In BUUngs said. This will be the first gospel music, BlUing said. The time a singer has been at Mason group has been performing since with a song that high In the charts 1970, he said, and noted one since Eddie Rabbitt appeared a member .- Ed O'Neil - wrote ·one of the southern gospel few years ago. Billings said. Demetrl and the Flashbacks, a favorites, ''When I ·Cross ·to the nostalgia group, have appeared Other Side of Jordan." ·..,o .... ' ''"' Cltv Includes complete : NATIONAL WEATHER .SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 8-5-89 !. r . - - - Local news briefs... - - - vern. ••. Continued from page_ 1 continued from page 1 someone had stolen ller son's bicycle for ller porcll. Depu tlt:!S later located tile bike not far from the residence. Brian Harris, Reedsville, reported that when he left Barr's Service Station on Thursday evening, an Individual threw rocJ(s at his jeep chipping the windshield. The matter wtll be refern!d to the Prosecuting Attorney for advice on procedure. Finally, Sher lfr James M. Souls by reports that James Hlclt:s, Proctorville, ts being held tn the Lawrence County Jatl ont a bench warrant from Meigs Co.unty for old lines. He wtll be returned to Meigs County following a required hearing for prisoners arrested In .counties not adjacent to · the county wanting the subject. • •• . • F~ AN• Nnlwlle Now 4:01111 Fllo ........ 4:3il (2) ...... KnoWs lilt C!l ' (THJM-sJIC d) Clt8ln ,._In ...... re#!r·· a ,..."" ~~~ Gall Amertct eo AMn r. The Cltlpntunlla IS (110) G.l. Joe 0 ................. 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IDII!l Star Trek: The Next Generation . till Capital Gang @ She's The Sheritt l!ll Miami Vice a Country Kitchen 7:30 (]) Compbells @ Scholastic Sports America (0:30) crJ Club Connect Q 1111 Cash E,xploaion II)J Sports Saturday Ill \!]) Ohio Lottery IBI Banaon I!Jl JeOpardy! a a This Week fn Country Music 1:00 (]) MOVIE: Intrigue tNR) (2:00) II ill I!Jl Amen After a head injury, the deacon's clieat can predict tha ruture. (A) r:;1 @ Pro Football Hal Of FameCore!MOito (I) a <Il MOVIE: '20,000 LNfllllt u - the a..· ABe Movie s...-.12:00) Q CD Wondlrwortca Jewish m~n takes In a native (Coatlnuod an Next Pqo) - ' �• • I - s , I MORNING 5:80 (D MOVIE: My Pal Trigger (1 :00) ' (I) 11M Haw 0 0 DrM BotMIIY a (l) JuniOr High DC, Joey a !Nit Rick's lather il abuling him. Theme: Child abuse. (NAI Q (!) I>..'M Raplde Dishes include gratin of lump crab meat •nc! a crab and shrimp gumbo. dl Lit. Choiceo lparta llevilw MOVIE: luic: Treiniilg (R) (2:00) ' . 5:30 a I' a... •••k 5:45 ill Nighl T.-a Stereo. 1:00 (I) lllwlitiM '" e (2) TV Chapol D IPD .ltlune e 0 CIS Suolclay Morning ill WOIId T - w (I) MOVIE: lllelltcan Hayride (1 :30) lac11111 In·T,..llti04a QJ) l'NMhllll!lro a e0 lllllllkel I Ebert I The MoviH ·OSIM-Ra 8 TIUCkln' USA Visit ISCA S~~Qw TrUCk of the Year. Newt ..,.,. . e o Week- Magazine (HI Allee ·~10Qtle&hhwl. . AFTERNOON 1:30 (D ill n Ia Wrtaen e (J) Muok: 1 Tile Spoken . Wont (J) MalDiwaell: ......,.._. (0:30) dl C:NN Marvel Action 12:00<D~"- • <2l Chat Eecape (I) PociUtiDnaiTennil <Zl NatloUI Aucluhn Society 8peclll E~plore the •o u.w... possibility of saving the Platte River, home lor cranes. D 0 Slyle·Willl Elea KleniCh (!) Food l'or Enlet1alnment A Thanksgiving Feast ®AtTlle~l 7:00 I]) Hug Tight • (2) Hour 01 POwer Q (I) SporteCenlar (0:30) illT_,I Jeny e(l) VIewpoint 1!11- •o v......,. For II)) ROCIIO Bronc and buH riding are featured. , 12:30 (2) Rllleman eaJ NI'L'o Moat Valuable Only ....,... (I) Chat Eacapo e<JI Vtupallt (!) Molollilllk 'It Test drive the 5-door GEO Prizm; look at speed enforcement deVices. 1111 MOVIE: Key LMgo (2:30) 11)1 Science I Technology Week ebell ® Thio Week In (0:30) . II)) G,_. American Outdoora (0:30) a.. s.- 1:80 I]) lion el]) Ill) American lowlll (l) . . . . . ,. ....... e <II llaallll, W.atylea ~~Une(NRI IIJ Deybo ak r'ac~PIIIdiW~~ Kong e!D Evangeliltlc OW.ach ® Chicego'o Very Own 0 Sunclay earto.l Eaprea ONIWidiJ e!D MOVIE: Wallllng Toll, The Final Chepter (R) (2:301 !HI Lucl-011 Man 0 Code Red Wildlire a lei1M111er1 Learn how to catch bass in lhe cold. 1:30 (I) ufeaiJieo Of The Rich 1 Famoua <Zl Science Journal Q e (I) Synctwonal Reaearch (!) McLaughlin Gloup 11)1 ......,..... ® Major League Blaeball a luclnnaotero Learn Indian stalk hunting basics . 1:35 ill Hogan'• Hefoel 2:00 I]) lig Vlllly '(I) 1 1 1 1 1 - - Kennel Club Dog .... Of Chicago From Chicago, IL (T) (I) Flllllly Tleo Q <Zl Glowing A Bualnell D (J) M-·· Family (!) Collec101'11 Appraisals are on the lawn of the Lovejoy Plantation near Aflanta . 0 Week In Review 0 MOYIE: Mnd Dato (RI 1:05 ill Flints-• 1:15 ® What'• Nu? 1:30 @ Jimmy IIHard: The F~l Golf Swing 1J (I) Day Of ·Dilc-ry (!)OED QJ11ot Edition • [J) Munotera Today l!)J Evano I Novak eiD Lower Lighthouse ® lleritago Of FaiUI !151 Opon Billie 1:35 ill Torn I Jerry 9:00 I]) Sunday .... (I) I n - The PGA Tour (0:30) (I) Hour Of p - Q (!) Shining r - Station Q 8 (J) Emeot Angley (!) From.Country Garden A Visit To Lilypons iiJI CBS Sunc11J Morning .[J)SmaNWondlr 0 Daywalch • liZ WOfld Tomorrow @ Mau For Sllut-lno II)) Jerry FalwiH a callbrtly 0utc1oora Explore Iceland's natural wonders. : 9:05 ill Ainlat!)llea · 9:30 G aJ Kennetll Copaland ® Lighter Side Of Sporto Host Jay Johnstone interviews two celebrity sports guests each week as well as unique and humorous · sporting events from around · the world. (0:301 crJ Reading Rainbow Q (!)Sill Ia Fit • [!) MOVIE: Son Of Kong (1 :301 0 Your Money e!D Henry Mahan l!J)SpiraiZa BauMaotera Leam how to catch bass in the cold. 9:35 (]) Andy Griffith ' 1o:oo I]) Lloyd OVilvie (I) Sportraill Dick Bunon. Mats Wilander (I) Fight lackl crJ Lana Ago I Far Away Q 0 (I) Chrilflan Lileatyl.. Magazine (!) Wild America An exptoralion of wildlife 's struggle for survival in modern America. Q l!)J Newt Upctate e!D Jimmy Swaggert @ BrevaStarr II)) Sunday Today a Perlormance P1uo Visit with NHRA champion John Force. 10:05 ill Good Newa 11!=10 l!)J On The Menu ' 10:30 e aJ Oral R_,., (I) Thio Week In Sporta (0:30) (I) Health Show (!) W-rworka Jewish man takes in a native American boy abandoned by his mother. ~ IJ (I) 1111 USA Today (!) Degraul Junior High Ylck gets caught cheating; Joey·s jOke backfires. l!)J Newemeker Sunday rn a !HIIuglllunny Cit Hfclclen Hlrola Bowman meals Richard Patty. ·10:35 ill MOVIE: Nlvedl SmiUI ' (3:00) 11:00 I]) Kfda-rct • (J)Atla(1) lportlllleportlra· (0:301 (I) llulfnell Workl Ill VICtOry Gllrdln Roger visitl. • g a r - wno learned hQw to grow in .small ~:&.: ICing Kong .. ~(2;00) g,._.UpJata • al Larry Jolin a MOVII: , . ~ ICIII (1 :30) 8 ..... WlniiDII Cup · R • 11 catch highlight& from Oilllllid 500. ' Meet The ...... 0 ,All -.an W...ltllng 8 ........ Cll8mpionohlp (0:30) (HI Dr. D. , . _ Keooecly OCallapo 7:30 (I) lloclyShaping (0:301 (I) WOIId T-ow e(I)JerryF(11 Expect A Miracle 0 lig Story e liZ lillie Anawers .® Hour Of POwer Ill) Trlaute To Country lltioro 1:00 (D llr. D. Ja..,.. Kemedy e (2) Sunday Today . (I) ........ I Racing (I) .llrnmJ lwaggarl (!) llrHt Q Ill OED (II) n II Wrtaen • o 0u1 01 Tille world (0:30) ·· . IIi Newldly ............ p _ I!JIIIylnak ' ~--------~----------------------------~· y 11:100 T18vel Ouicle 11 :30 <D !loy llogera e<D MMt·Tlle ...... (I) GlmeDey (0:30) (I) • (I) Tille WMic WIUI -~(2 :00) a Trucko I Tractor Power USA-I attempts to hold the ·~~2:05 ill BraVII Pr1191me 2:10 ill Major Leegue BaMbeR 2:30 (I) D (J) Mlehlaen 500 CART Indy Car Race (!) Thia Old Bob Vila .visits reasonably priced single-family homes . Q (!) Outdoor Oigeot a MoloWorld Dirt track competrtion: Duguoin, IL 3:00 I]) Monroea (I) Women'a Pro Baach Volleyban From Manhattan · · Beach, CA (T) CD v - , ., A Hlatory Of W'M (!) Thla Old House Rimdom width Southern yellow pine flooring is laid in the new kitchen. Q ill Magnum, P.l. e QJ) MOVIE: Mighty Joe Young (2:00) 0 World Report AIMfiean .Spotta . Cevalcldl J'IHRA Moper Mile-High Nationals 3:30 <Zl Crazy For Food .Ill SewlftO WIUI Nancy .liZ Fight Backl 4:00 I]) Ounomoke e (2) II)) NBC $portaWorld (I) .....110n81 llowttng 1989 High Rollers Tournament (T) CD Gourmet Oooklng (!) Lap Quilting Examine Sashiko quilting and Celtic appliques. ill •liZ St. Jude C:l. .oic a Golf . OThrob 4:30 <Zl New Southern COOking (!) Joy Of Patnttng QJ Hogan' a Heroea OMJ111111rSim atne~c~e-.tonCup llac:lng Catch highlights from · Diehard500. 4:16 ill w,.~•·• G,.._ H~a 5:00 I]) llorlanu: The Loet fp'ndll (1)1.tUnllmHed H)do aplane Racing . Thundlrboat Classic from Syracuse, NY (T) (l) frugal Gourmet' Celebrate salmon wiUI salmon tartare. pleklfel salmon. black cod Cilri!I- (!)OniOIIOniQ MOVII: llllig Kong (2:00) •o GJNw•••*" 1111 TwR1bt z- The Little ~ tiJIIlcl cacl Prelllii&a A Stolen.Heart • P., feu11ciance Plus Visit with NHRA' champion John Force. HI(]) Hogan'a lieroea 11:30 CD All CNIIInl GNat I I TUESDAY MONDAY , lilliaN A vel's night off is something to loOk l orwar(l to. (!)Tony Brown' • Journal 0 Nlwllllllller Suolclay l!J)AIThe ......a 0 llllal cDck ~ts Prism a Trucldn' UIA Viait ISCA Show Truck of the Year. 5:31 ill New Leave n To Baa- 1:00 I]) ..._ ew Cll e(l) eiD Newo ~=--=-=~(TJ ==- From Buffalo. NY (!) Hlie'a To Your Heailll Heart Attad<: H.o w Can We Prevent II? aCISNewaQ , 0 lportaWeek In Review (HI MOVIE: Hal culao (PG) (2:00) Ill) Life'• ..... Ernberralllng Momenta o . . . ,, Shewrote ~~-~ •(I) a • o (I) e (I) ABC Newt Q (l) ...., llac1ltc Ill H-1 ConiiCt Q • e o CIS NeWa Q Love CoooiiCIIfan •• • <2l 1D1 NBC Newa Q (1)~(0: 30) e (I) (I) CiarNnl Altair (l) (!) MIC...I/Lahl8r . Newlllaur · ~=~rpJ!., ,. • 0 1111 W1llll Of a vtdlacau ''Y aTop Card Our Houae • <2l !151 Maglcet WOfld 01 Olaney Three youngsters strike it rich and trigger a zanl..~.:'c:ry. (A) (2:001 (I) (0:301 Ill MOVII!: Day Of The EvA Gun (G) (2:00) we<lltncl8dfble&unday Young men show how wild compe.tition can~t in a new video game. (A) CD Dlaco.... Of Science Discover loOks al new communicationtools for deaf and blind persons ..Q (!) llawalllnl . 1111 e!D 10 Mlnutea A look at assisted suicide. a to~gh judge and two business giants. (1 :00) Q . [ ! ) 21 Jump Stnlll Booker assumes the role of a brash D.J . 1n order .to catch kiNer. (A) Q w, ONewo..., ' 0 Miami Vice . a Clwalcedl The Top Fuel. Funny Car. and Pro Stock competitions at the NHRA Moper Mile-High Nationals in Denver, CO, are highlighted. 7:30 (I) Yachllng Liberty Cup from New York. NY (T) l!)J SpafU Sunday I:GO I]) Cam,-a G C2J II)) Fa!IIHY Till Steven returns home after successful heart surgery. (RI ~ Track .I Field (I) e<ll P - I Surf Dynamic young police officers find relief lrom'their delly Hves · harsh realities in a shared home on a sunnt_ CaiHornla baach. (I :00) 1;1 CZl (!] NatiOnll Audubon SocieiJ Sp ocill Journey to Florida·s· Everglades to observe the wood stork . r:;J iiJI ell2llllurdlr, Bile Wrote Jessica returns to college to · clear a confessed murderer. (R)r;l . e [J) Amlrfca'o Moot Wan-' Profiled: Charles John Russ. Wilson Lee Brook and Leroy Chasson. !Ill PrimaNewo ® Chicago Air I Watar ' Show 0 MOVIE: Lucky Lady (PGl (2:30) 8:30 I]) AIMfiean Snaplhota G (2) ll5l MyTwo Oada Nicole stars dating a biker when Joey ignores her dating advice. (RI Q e (!]) TotaHy Hldcten VIdeo a lnlldit Wlnaton Cup llactng Catch the highlights from the NASCAA Winston Cup Diellard 500 in Talladega, AL. 9:00 In Touch e (2) II)) MOVIE: 'Perry Maaon: Tile Cell 01 The Laet LOve' NBC IUndey Night AI The Moo leo (2:00) rn ~ National Glogl8phlc Explorer Human Powered Vehicles; Puffin Watch (I) e (I) MOVIE: 'lrotherllaocl Of Juatlce' ABC Sunday N'gllt Movie (2:001 Q CD Mlaterptece Theatre June 1~0: Prince Yakimov has laken up permanent resident with them. Q (!) COu- Ody'aaey (NR} (1 :00) . 1111 .IIJ MOVIE: 'George Me"- Story' cas Sunday Movie INRI (2:'::1~~ • (!]) Manled...Witll c .P~ makeo a omall mistake while houll-sitf ' the 11 home~) RhOades' Q IIJ Week In Review 1111 .... Sllrcll 18 Truclla I T - Power USA-I attampts to hOld onto the cllamptonohlp title at the Aenegadel/ TNT ManTrUCk Challenge Circuit as mauive monater trucko compote. 1:311. (!]) TriCIJ Ulllillll . . _ Francnca wtna • conteo~ wiUI an eosay about her gay , a Tnlddn' UIA Ed Bruce truckl tllrough Scottadele, AZ, to vi1i1 IIIia year's Cllamp4on ISCA Show Truck of the Year, till Oold Digger. 10:00 I]) ClllngaJ Llwll (J) lwtmlult .MmiiCI O~yline 0 8 Mlemf Vice You Cln Ba A Star 11:30(2) Batman Pharoah's In A Aut . e (J) 1111 Tonight Show ()) SportaCIIillr (0:301 (I) Clillrl Q . CD European Jolirnat · • (I) NV,•nlne Q · Ill USA oday O&parla TOillght ICoatlllaeoUrom . frldaL.r: 13111. .· @Capilli · IHl Twlltalil z - Tile Gin 0 MOVfl: llunimer Camp (A) (2:00) Live (I)CiiMIIQ CD Ill Moyera' WOrld Of ...... ...... Q I(1)=1lma :,.:w...:- Cli...._ ' .. e (I) WWF W...etllruo . ill 0 Clrtooll E1pn111 1:05 ill Allee . . . 1:30! (2) Ill) 'NBC Nightly Newt 1' ' ~ ' 0 . . , . oerlllldit Miami VIce • Yoii Can le A Star ., . 1:GO (I) An:lilllunker'o Place (0:30) e«JJRIWiilcle . OCnDIIRN • a 'Night Nail' CIS Late Nlglit The Deputy Mayor has been targeted by a contract killer. (A) 0 DIWFIII Management Servlcel . 1:15 (]) MOVIE: Mutiny On The Bounty (2:45) . 1:30 (I) Aula 11ac1nt Corvene · Challega Sarles from Detroit. MI(T) . . (I) Newa ill MOVIE: Thiw Colna In The .._..... (2:00) IIJ ........... Upclale notr • aa d tnlkllr 8 MOVIE: lu1111111 Pe11 (1:30) 1:30 • (J) II)) NIC Nighlly Newa W lpartaLootr (0:30) (I) e (I) ABC Newe Q CD loclf I!IICIIIc (!) 3-2·1 c : - t Q 111 eocaN~WeQ e«JJ Love Connacllon IIJ ltJOwllbt Today IRI.IIIIetaOnltl(ll 1:31 (I) Canal lumllt 7:00()) Murphr ·• (J) PM Magazine ()) lportaCinler (0:30) ·(I) eCJl·Current AHair CD (!) Macrt•lll LIIWr '- • A !i o.MOVIE: lloonellitng lor (NR) (2:00) . • Newt !151 W1llll Of e"':" wri'lP IIJ In Clnclnnetf llaneylfoll IHl Andy Grfffflli 0 llilmf VIce 18TopCard 7:05 ill Andy Grfffltli r 7:30eaJ flftlllr Feud (I) Mulcle Magazine (I) Elilertllr-..1 Toniglit (0:30) G (I) USA TDCIIy I a!'I A''~aopordyl 1;1 ' ·0 MadarM'a Place IIJ CroaaiiN 2:11. (J) 'Homett.opplng 1811enaon 2:30(1) lpartaCI.- (0:301 aCIOOkiCIIaae 7:35()) Andy Grlllllli 3:00(DVarllrl . (J) NI'L·Yurbook 1988 Sen Diego Chargers 1:00 (2) MOVIE: !Jrlat Gun8 (2:00) • (J) 1111 Untolved Myalllfll Search lor 1 mtasing ex-monk; report on a llrolce/ amnesia victim. (AI , 0 Sporta LataNig1it 0 " - Splinter Group .li • 'OIHewiOwemWtt (I) Growing ....... Mike discovers that his boss treats him better lor baing white. (RlQ CD (!) l)jiCOVIr. World Of · Sell- Investigate what 3'.30 (I) Pnl Foallllll Hall Of Fame C.&iiiOiliel From Canton. OH .(A) atne~c~elellllon a Dick a.rk's Goldin Grutll (0:30) humans can tearn from 0 MOVIE: Atglero (2:001 4:00 <2l Vlrlad .' doiPftlna. C · eiiJ 8mottllrs Brotliero Comlcly Hour Guests incfudp Tony Orlando and Dawn. Pat Paulsen and Jim Stafford. 0 MOVIE: The leduction (R) (2:00) · IIJ PrlmeNewo l1J) MOVIE: :The River (PG131 (2:30) 9 ()) ttonevmoonert 0 e Larry ICing Overnight IIi MOVIE: lpotl 01 EvU iNRJ (1:30) 4:30 (J) Table Tannfa U.S. Open Championships from Miami BalCh, FL (T) (I) AI In The l'amlly !.any ICing Llvel caveman 0 Newtttour o 1:41• aJ Laler Willi lob Coello 2:00 <D 700 Club . (I) IP.D!Ill 001! (0:3Q) (I) famtlr llsdlcal Canter 8 F.,_ e 0 MOVIE: Sooner or Later (2:00) 0 Murder, She Wrote a Nalhvilla Now MOVIE: (2:00) tl-.30 eaJ !151 Kntglill Daye Hank and Everen concoct ouflandlsh schemes to help seve Janet's job. r:;J (I) PtollllioniiiOwllng (I) e (I) Robert Guillaume Edward gets jealOUs 01 Ann ·s new me1e coll~e classmates. (A) Q .8 VlcleoCountry tO:OO (J) 700 Club e (2) 1111 NBC Newt Spoclll Fatal Addlcliona C (I) e (J) Chine lfeacli WayfOO Marie's lather, who is a congressman, arrives in Voetnam. (RI Q . a eiiJ W1111ur Vinnie gOes chumming for the sharks of the music world. (R) C • (!]) Barney Miller 0 Evening Newo 10:30 ill Major LIIIJI8 Bayboll CD l1J) NIWI . (!) 1111 Moyero1 World Of Ideal Elaine Pagels. Part 1 e [J) Barney Miller On Stage 11:0111]) Batman Dealh In SloW-Motion e <2l tiJ 0 <II ®l e!D a 01 Newa CD How Far Horl!l: Yeterona After Vflllianl This inspiring · portrait or the postwar lite of the VIetnam veteran dispels stereotypical myths while offering a compassionate study of adjustments. (0:301 C 0 QJ) Araenlo Hall (I :00) GJl ~yllne 0 Miami VIce all You Cln Ba .A Star 11:301]) lltn)ln IJiddler's False Notion . G (J) IIJi Tonight Sliow (I) llportac:enter (0:30) (I) CliHrl Q CD A~ Arl Forwn D (I) Nlglitllne C a UIA TOday Sporta TCNIIght • Pat Sljak Sliow IRI........,, P.t. One Picture 'IS Worth 18 Crook 1 ChaM 12:00 I]) MOVIE: GNat Oilnl (2:00) ()) lnlfcle The PGA T (0:301 (I) Nlahtllm 0 (J)~nt Toniglit (0:30) Ill Pet Bajllll Sliow e QJ) ~ Resean:li IIJ NewaNiglit 0 New Mike Hammar a NalfM!Ie New 12:30 GaJ II)) Lata Night WIUI David ~n (I) NFL Y11rbooll 1988 · lndflnepolls Colts (I) 1en1on e(l) UIA Today e«11 1'1lrllflrhl z ®MOVIE: "nii Diary Of Anne Frank (3:00) ::::::1!.~ :80(1) 1 0 a ., a ~:,c"" .... e [J) Ra""' Ida GJ) CroiiiiN e!D 'Addortw' CIS Lat. Night Aclderly must relive the mission in which he lest use of his hand. (A) 0 Dragnet PubMc Relations 1:15 !:=IE: Alleg.....,. (2:00) 1:30 (2) Later WIUI lob Coital (I) Major League BaHIMil Magazine (0:30) (I) Newt all MOVIE: The VIrgin Queen (2:00) 0 NewaNighl Upclale 0 Prilnl Tlnll Wrutlfng (R) 8 MOVIE: Oli, ........... (1 :301 l!:OO (D 700 Ctu~ e(J) Horne Shopping Network (I) SpatuLook (0:30) (I) Flllllly Madlcll eO MOVIE: Survfvlf Run lA) (2:00) '. e!D Newo 2:30 (I) SporteCenter (0:301 0 8porta LataNight 3:00(2) Making Ealflr (I) 1. . Unllmftld Hydrllptane Racing ThundlrbOet Classic from Syracuse. NY (1) 0 Newa Ovemfgld c- w. 3:15ill MOYIE: A-1 (2:15) 3:30 (I) Varied tnolde Edition ® USA Tonight 0 MOVIE: C a - (2:001 4:80 I]) Varied . (I) NHRA Drag Racing AC Delco Southern Nationals from Adanta, GA (TI 1111 USA Today eO MOVIE: Top Secret (NA) (2:00) 0 Larry ICing Overnight a ® MOYIE: lpiltln' Image (2:00) 4:30 1111 Nlglilwatch . .........let, • 12:30 I]) llop SaiOklng .. ' ·= ..... Outdoor Swimming. ' ; 11ov1i11 12:4lllllltglit T.ractui Stereo. 1:aoe(J) Nome Sllopplng Nltwk (I) NFL'• Gneoteat Momenta McCallli•IIPICI a dOctor 8111-E- Coitc1ies murdered McCell's nune lrilnd. (R) Q · (J) NFL M'Baa- l'ootbell (I) • Cll Clllfn Liller The (i).....,Hit e o Anlnlo H. . (1 :00) New~ Upcla1l 0 MOVIE: Bille Tl8fnlng (A) (2:00) . 18 Tlila Week In Couittry • u • aueve, hln<IIOml man llvlng In I poali pantllouaa. He 1111 out 10 tempt and llualc .......,. topp!e, a poMrtut fem111 Ukl liil IIIII lrienCIIO help 1iim 01! a datil. (Ill D Ptd 1'1 IIIICJolf 1989 Cllamplonllilp from ttavilliol'llll_; IL. 1It Round, .......... .._ a Roxanne's husblnd drawl ftrat blood in llllir divorce . war. (AJC (I) AuiQ llaclnt (i) • (I) Uve Willi Sam Dortaldaon & Diane Sa ,,.,.11114 &. ' (il ~- A'i.oc;.., Look Eaptora the llvn and thoughts of two ary cowboys In . dl ~ Landlna' . Bait 01 ~ Lloidlng Story ·. 1:45(1) NW11 T!llke 8 . e a Wlll1111i CBS NIWII PI lrrillfmiiiiii(IUlnl. 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(1 :00) (1 :00) (I) e (J) Million: . l•p ualllla IMF trill to catch a serial killer ttwouvh his mother; a medium (A) Q (!) (!) MyltlrYf Harriet lllgiriS an invelligltlon and is altiCkad in the colflge Todey .or;& • . . . htl\rllllll lllunton Dick Clark hOSts tills special commemorating the 30th annlvaisary of the founding or Sun Records. the Ia~ IIIII llelped make many stars. (1 :00) 1:30 e (2) II)) Olllarent World Whitley's mother'visits Hillman, wanti~ to lind her a bO)'Irlend. lA) 1;1 (!) Workl Of cartoalill'l t:aoe(J) II)) Chlln Carll can't believe that her huaband · forgot their annlversery. (AI · ~eel SWIIIIIOI 11:45 ill Nfglit TniCka Stereo. 12:00(1) Zilla Lavftt (I) Hart To Her1 e o Tllea Ftom , . lllrlllldit IIJ NlwiNight 18 O...nd Ole 0pry Lfve NFL ICIGIIoff . .....,..., •.. FRIDAY (I) ~ Tliul8day Night Th....... I:JIIll CaiOI Bumen . 7:00 <D FI1Mf Murpliy . eaJPMMagaztne (I) lpOitiCinfllf (0:30) (I) e (I) c:un.nt AHair (l) (!) llu'laU/ L...... 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(A) Q 0 I~ aalia Tille Week ". wean- Lilli ill Coming Horl!l: A Roekln' • [J) ·er. to land 1n Aenailsance - a IIIINewa , Manc1r10or11 Helix forces the " Roacl Chanipionllifp Grand · Prix From Pa&ICiena, CA (T) . 18 Nlllivllll Now • 11:00(D Rln Till Tin K-e COp • aJ Cll • (I) e!D (1:00) (!) Alive fl'lllll Off Center A 12:.. (I) l!neai•lll Tille WMic .(I) liar I n ali (J) IJgliter licle Ollporla Host Jay Jollnotone . inlarllews two celebrity sports guesta eteh week as wtll •• unique and humorous sporting events from around the world. (0:30) (1 :00) ' 1:30(1) e Cll The Wonder Yearo Kevln'a 111'St date· lor 1111 · a...._..,. StereO. ?auttlnn City GfDwaln e!D . EVENING 10:41 ill Niaht TniCka: . Dateless. the girls reminisce about their worst Valentine's Day. IAJD (I) 'N1'L Yierboorl1988 San Francfspo 49era CD 'Auattn c~U:.,Its' llnwldrtl (2:30) 0 To .. AiwtiURDIII (2:25) "evloali Pqel a Cou'*Jetlpa 1:00 el]) fill Golden Glrto (]) a ' T - lulba 8:111 ill MOVIE: April 10:30 I]) c-an~ DW 0 Hflcti CDCk ....Hft!l For Art'S Seke · · e®R......... • Gnend Ole Opry Live ' •(I) ............... 8$)ou••Y Kitchin 'rights. (RJ D 181 MOVI£: Wake Of The Red Wllch (2:00) . 0 MOVIE: Open House (RI (2:00) a Gnend.Ofe 0pry Live Backetage 1:30. (J) !15113 Eaat Q IIIM'A'S'H CeviiCadl The Top Fuel, Funny Car, and Pro SIOCk compalltfona at till NHAA Moper Mile-High Nltlonltl in een-. _co. .,. hlgllllllhtacl. ~~ 0(Allt~• She Wtote Willet range war erupts·over water 8 American &poria DavldLellli.... (I) MlcUy Thalppaon'a Off tJ)PitineNewe IIIIIIIOVII: Lal'l Get Harry • · 0 The llllal"""er Spinning •o Peradlse A violent ltJ-~·····- Mlfl'fll17 1 ®,...• . arrests an intoxicated woman lor 11\raatenlng arson . . 0 II T1lel8 Loft Aller < a • · o..tar . (J) Home Run CD Degraalf Junior High Joey discovers Uilt Rick's !other .I I abuaing him. Theme: child abllsa . INRI Q (!I Rmll 11 Rainbow Q e 0 HIPPY Dlyl IHIF-otW. 0 earto.l E11pr111 New Mike Hammer Nnhvflll Now 12:30 e (2) 1111 Laia Night Willi Nelaocl · ao..~~aga 11:GO <D BaLtu• Bookworm Turns w• 0 •o MOV!l: HalfMoon lllrMt (A) (2:00) • .. l ~~~puty Peterson .a...-aan ~~~~&.. ·a ..... . AUIChwllz (1 :00) . o 7:31 ill , . , Grifllth L11111]) MOVIE: .tfltar1lulll (2:00) e (J) 1111 Metlocll A JoumiiNst 1a accused or murdlrfna an lnflltnational model. (If) Q . (I) Cliamploiiahlp Karate WOfld Featherweight Charnpio!1ahip from San Jose, CA (T) (I) e (I) Who'o tile loll? Mona's posing lor a hOI magazine cau- ~oblems lor Jonathan. (A) r;1 CD (J) Exam•ne the teats thet can detect . Huntington's dl..-se. Q eaca._... Pit.PI II (1 :00) D I:GO(J) IIOnlnll: The Loet Ept'to~•• . • (J) (I) llll e~D SNewe ill MOVIE: M' A 'S' H (RI (2:25) · 1:30 lllttlarda 1989 Snooker-Pool Challenge (T) (I) 0 (I) Heed Of The Ctall Charlie cancels Arvid's radio show In favor of a popular formal. ()R) Q 1:80 e aJ !151 Nfglit Coun The hOlding cell,floods causing an overflow of wacky court cases. (RJ g (I) • (I) IIDDPiimln Harry is despondent when Susan departs and BijOU~ runs awa~ (RJ Q CD (!) Tlie AM Nlalit Strutl Swing music ol1§30s and 1940s. is shQwcased as 27 wall-loved favorites. including In the Mood, Ain't . Misbellevin' and Java Jive, are brOught to life. (1 :301 a eiiJ • • 1 , . FI1riian McCabe's suspicious of the businesswoman ·Jake's fallen In love with(R~ w EVENING 0 To II Ali!iiOUneed The Final SolUtion · aCrQo~~•CIIa• 10:30 ill Major~ laalbaR CD P.O.V. Is COllage of hOme ill weaves ·etementt Into a compoSite · ======;;========1·· r..~.~W~E~D.=•. A~U~O~. ~9~-=====~ . _ _ i:OS do 111 Nllll•twa!CII''· American bo~abandoned by his mother. (!) Workl At a~ Spoclel: ll IIJI>MIIIN IHllenlon . 0 '-1 ICing Ooernfglit ®11101111!: ...... Never LaiiCI INRI (2:00) 0 lata Ita SATURDAY li,. (IJ ' :::.v:.~rdyl Q '• ,..2 :;'lf:ho'/" o•venlligNewo UIA'I Ntglilmare On Elni • - Thie program loolis at till Nightmare On Elm Street series and why ~ llao becori\e the most successlut horror aeries in independent IHm hiStory. 0 From Ontario, Canade (T) (I) L ... lallonenl Tonight· (0:30) I e (I) UtA Todey IIIUIATadiJ· • @ Pet.Sijak lllow 181 Mlgriuili, P.l. Who is Don . ' Mlrrfltl? 4:001])VIried • ttove IRI CM~ec~y Ctalllcl 0 Ia TliiN Loft After e® ArMnlo ,HII (1 :00) Ira Garry Shenclfng'a Garry ·s torn between d1nner at Schumakers and Goldblum's party. (A) GJ) Evening NIWI ®New• a Outdaar Nawo Networll 10:30 I]) John Ankerberg e QJ) DUet Laura gets camera shy on a cooking show; .Linda must save the dey. (A) Q · I!J Dilrnoillla By The Book a BaaiMaatera Learn how to catch bass In cold-front conditions ,with light and . down-sized lures. 10:40 ® tnotent Reptay 11:00 (I) Robert Vaughn Diocovera e (J) (I) ·e (I) 1111 .liZ II)) HaWI (I) ~ter (0:301 ill AH Iii The FamHy CD Struggle For Democracy Examine conflict batween majorit2ule •.nd individuals· rJ9hts. Ill .M al . rpter:e TllaatN Simon Boulderstone sets out to find his lost brother; Guy returns. Q e [J) War Of The Workla Oln-lulfnell @ Monllln .Aaln Dance 8 ~odd Follow the dirt track compet~n ·at the Duquoin Mile in Dupuoin, IL. and motocross action from the Ohio Motocross in Troy . OH . 11:1UII PMA Pu11e 11:301]) Ed Young G (2) Pullllc 'People, Private Uvea (1 :00) Ill Hfa1ory Of Dllflht (I) lparta Final e (J) ABC Newa C (It MOYIE: Night P'eopte (2:001 ' ' IIJ Sporto Tonight eOC:IINIWI @ Trapper John, M.D. Brain Child l1ll George Mfchael'o Sporta Machine 0 Hollywood lnlldlr 8 lnllcll Wlnaton Cup llac:lng Catch the highlights ,! rom the NASCAA Winston Cup Diehard 500 in Talladega, AL. 11:41 (I) Hart To Hart e (J) Enlet1aln Thla Week e o Glmrne A B,..ld Q 12:GO I]) Larry Jonel (I) 1 • UnltmHed llydrll!lllne Racing Budweiser Indiana Govemor·a Cup from Madlaon, IN (1) ill Tl Help Arrtvel eoNew,.......zWorkllleporl Ill) liar TNk: The Nelli • 3:30. lftlfcie Edftfoft c. ...,., lllllllr ' (1: A-. Ctel 1111 Of t>o- Gunpotnt (1 :45) c-·· ()) Great Allierlcan Baaeball Quiz (0:30) ,_.rplece Theatre Harriet and Guy are reunited In Athens by Prince Yakimov . 12:11....... 12:30 <D olalllt 01111n e(J) HolM •upping Nctwock 3:15()) MOVIE: Mllilll tlllnka her biologiCal · clock ia running out. (AI Q CD !HI,.._. · .(!) P.O.V. Helllth and urety pooblema at our nuclear . weiia ptants IN ijrowing. f...., ·0 11-.rt V........ DIICDVIrl 181 01 ..... P In Clnclmafl · IIDRIIHtll 8TopCanl ® utA Tonight _ a .iSIIOwti1l a Al•ilcan Sport• aans~age Larry ICing IJvet S,..._llfng'a Womeri Of Horror This program sllowcaseo the wide variety. of women's Cllaracterizations to be round in horror movies. (1 :00) 1:30 (I) e (I) Coecli Luther is suspended lor gambling alter Wlnn•ng a free dinntr. (RJ Q 7~ ill Andy Grifllth 7:30e(J) Feud (J) IW1 TNCIIJ Pul1lna PBA Wlehila Open from Wichita, KS (R) , 0 Newt Ooemlglit •01 o......... Twilight z.. 80 (i)·(J)~ Of · OMiamiVkl* (]) Ptofs11-.1 llowtlng ~~=...nt TCNifgld (0:30) , ' 9 Pet llajlll Sliow · • :.~~~~~· ~ (2: ) • (J) Ill) llldnlglit Celer Jack receivea a call from a YO\Ing runawlll_whose life is in danger. (A) Q · ·® ., . , Clltfflth i 11:00 (J) lllrnan Curse Of Tut e (J) (J) til 1111 .liZ g 0 12:00(1) MOVIE: Jft18rlauga (2:00) (I) Auto Racing Barber Saab PI'O Serial from W.li<ins Glen, NY (TI • VideaCauntlr 10:00 I]) 700 Club • dlJ (J) SpomLooiJ (0:30) (I) FamilY Mt1aal Center eO MOVIE: AdventuraaOI Franller F - 101 (2:00) e o ..... ,· 0 Cali You lilt Balelnele? 2:30 (J) lpa taContlr (0:30) 0 ...... La......... (HI Allee .- 0 To Be ArdlounOid .J 3:00 (J) Varfld Eartw Ltglil Ralph McGill emerged during the 1950s and ·110s as one of the most prominent and influential Southern White opponents ol racial segregation. 1111 e 0 Married To The Mob A. houSewife has problems with her mobster husband. • [J) Barney Miller CD Myoteryl Harriet discovers disturbing events have plagued her old college , t:..lllll Wileel Dn9111 Communlly WEDNESDAY Cll Tuesday ............ .... . goawn·i 7:35 ill Andy Grilllth 1:00 I]) MOVIE: The Dancing Mallin (2 :00) e (2) II)) ALF The Tanners suller through Thankogivi!!!J w~ the Ochmoneks. (R) t:;J (I) Supailou1a Ali vs Jerry Quarry from Las Veg~s . NV. 1972 (R) (I) e (I) MacGyvet A lSI agent 0 .. NlwatllgM VII II•• 10:30 Cll Major Leegue Ballbelt · CD Coi!ntryolde Conclltl Schleswig-Holstein Faatival acroa~~1c:llase ·•••l'lv' caa Late OTolaAIMIDUnced 8 MOVIE: The Olcl Corral (1 :30) 2:00 (I) 700 Club • (J) IIDIIiletupplng American First 1111 • Newhlrl Q @EvenlngNiwa 1:35()) i:lftlllunlllt 7:00 (J) l'ltltl{ Ml rplly eaJPMMagutne (J) SpartaCanllr (0:301 (I) e Cll c:un.nt Alllfr CD (!) MacllaM/ LIIWr . VehiCles: Puffin Watch 1:30 e (2) Lal8r Willi lob Coello (J)Iunl•. . •laaebal'a lillillil' lowl Ollporla Trivia (0;30) (I) ..... Gl MOVIE: Ten Njlr1li .FIIIIIIcll (2:00) · c:or.--11011 80n111ga •·: 'a • Human . · red Q eOCISNaWeQ a ........_, 1:15'i ll NatiOnll ~ . Of~Mt. E.,est 7:30 e (J) FamiiJ Feud (I) . . . . League Ballbell I' aadnl (0:30) (I) Entartalnmenl Tonight (0:30) • e (I) USA Today . Ill .IIi II)) Jeopardy! Q e [J) M'A'S'H OCrwallrl l!J)Ienoon ' a .• ®Loft 0 IMwlla TDCIIy Aetatlonl 10:00 (1)700 ClUb> (I) Multial 01 Oilllha'l Spirit 7:01 ill , . , Grilllth 7:00 aJ 0 .... . 1!)~2-tc-Q -· . 9C kldiiapped It airport and follows him oil plane. (A) Julia defends · irt-utfng' Soutliernefii. (R) Q OIIIIMIIVIce ........ l!leC:trt . Nlalil MOna - 0 Prime Tlnll Wlftllflll, 1:30 Ill e D ·DII'r,"'' w - n In ctnclnnatf •JII• GJ)Inoldeluo'Moa e@C:II NlwaQ a Hidden Hlrola Bowman meets Aleha'rd Peny, ea L D" IHl , . , Clrilltlll iNft,, 0 Crollflrl it !t Cl8ll llurnlll . .Twlp i1mertca n.. flock' - lla1idaji Nighl At Tile MoviH (2:00) (J) .._ica'at~omeoa (I) Cll MOVII: 'lodldaltty' AIC rllanclar ..._....,.. (2:00)0 . •...... (l) (J) lmerlcan Mallin ThiS film draws on melerlal lrom ' Tr~man CaJI!IIe's last · unflnlahed' wort<. e CD WHd An eaporation of wildlile's struggle lor survival in modern America. Q (!) lnnov.tlon Learn how China and Japan lleve emerged in the space race. I ... e(l) USA Today . till origins of law in ancient . ~ -::~o: =~ . . . (1)..,,_ 1:011 (J) 1 - Prci ~nl a-pionlliftll From Olhu. HI(T) (I) An:lile ......... Place (0:30) ' e o lile~IJI . 1111 MOVIEi 'II• 1:00. (J) Slnlaall For Del;ttc,.,-Watson traces . 1:30~ (J) 1111 NBC Nightly Nlwo IID~IUI (2:00) e1121 Ed Baotlr Jr. A former holt or ·a children's tv show t*:omes a city councHman. ~i 8:111 (I) Alief • e8 0MOVIE: Twflfaht z- . "Jiortran Of A illliOw dance backo out and · IPUrns him. (RJ Q 8:011 e (J) 1111 In The Neal Of · Tile Night Gillespie • Tibbs diSagree about a suspect in prostitute's murder. (RI Q (I) l'nDIIIIIanalloalng (i) .(I) Ro111•11 A .,. corpse In the kitchen gets in the way ol refrigerator repair OCenoiMI E . . . . IIPIIII Dnld Lettie .... dePrivation uporlment. (A) 7:00(D ....... Murph .' aJ PM Magazine · :::aT=..ere:. 0 Newlllglil 1111 Hotlli Fomfly e!D (I) ttorne llun Dlfby CD .... 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Gugraplile lpuiet Follow • pride of lions d\lfing a typiCII night In the AfriCan juftOII. C 111 e a Kalal A• Food critic. dlel alter pe~ntng Allie's suohl. (AJ Q eO MOVIE: II- WindOW (2:30) . (J) .._. Run Derllr <Zl Power 01 Cllolw Learn what teen1 can dO to get their per8ntlto lioten and underotllnd. EVENING woman from MacGyver's -. . (I) Ptal 1 ll 111111111 11111 PGA Champfonlhlp fnlm 1at Round. · FRI .. AUQ. 11 • · elderly millionaires& proises marriage to Kevin. (R) . WaH lbftt Wftk • [J) Major Laague CD I:GO I]) Bonanza: The Loll Ep'rad11 · • (J) w • (I) OINewe illl eiD CD Club Connect (!) Reading Rainbow Q • [J) Happy Daya ®F-OIW. 0 cartoon Expraaa 1:05 ill Allee . 8:30 G li <2l II)) NBC Nightly Newa e (I) ABC Newa Q CD lody Electric (!) 3-2·1 ill • a Contact Q C:IS NIWI Q e [J) Loft Cooo-tfon 0 8howllz Today IRI Jllferoona tJI Rtmadallng • Decontlng Today 1:35()) Canal Burnett 7:011 (J) Father Murphy · G(J) I!M .Migaztne ................. (J) lportaCinler (0:30) (I) 0 Cll Current Altair CD (!) MacNeil/ Lahl8r Newattour ,. eJ\_OJW-01 eT d P In Clnclnnafl 11aner11111 (HI Andy Grfffflli o 0 llilmf VIce 18TopCartl 7:05()) Andy Grfffflli 7:30 e ·a J Family Feud (J) IDIIIng Worlir (0:30) (I) ~lnmlnt Tonight (0:30J e(l) UIA Today I. IIIA·'~nlyl Q OCroiiiiN (H)Ienaon a Crook • Chaae 7:31()) , . , Grfffflli 1:00 (J) MOVIE: The 11fg Nofae (2:GO) ' • (J) 01 'On Wlnlll Of Elllll. Part 1 of~ ..c Movie 01 The WMic (3:00) ()) PtoleiiiDral Goll1989 PGA CNmptonohlp lrom Hawthorne, IL, 2nd Round, Parts 1 I 2 (R) . Ill Major Le~g~~~ lallbel Dol lllahaadrr (i) .CJ)I'.. HouM JISIH boOkl ... Dln<llor two~ ' s on t111 ume """"· (RJ c IR (J) o.c. w•tn.~~n~nr i •• llllutr ' Till . , lllllt " ' - ' i'D.WftnUDing of • murder .... klllerl l1lldnD Calhlrkll, (R) Q e o IIGP 11n11 tnt ............ Ill 1141 ... ·=1=F• \1: Wnlll 8111111111111 IIJ 1:30 (II • • Now CJ)IIr. lah 1J111 An Q a••• t:OO (I) Prolellllonllloaing Orlin Norris vs Dee Collier (I) 0 (I) Perfect Strengerl Lerry vows to win back money lost by Balki in a · poker~ame . (A)CJ CD On Sll(ll At Wolf Trap (!) Enning AI POPI 1111 e1121 MOVIE: 'ShakedOwn on thl Sunoet Strip' CBS Friday Movie (2:00) l!)J Larry King Uvel 0 HitchcOCk Piesento HOUd_ lni On Channel 4 9:30 (I) (I) Juat Tile Ten Of U1 Coach receives a huge sum of money as an anonymous birthday gift . (RI e 8 Ray 118dbury Theatre II Sound 01 Thunder VldeoCountry 10:00 I]) 700 Club (I) 1Nt Unllm~ed HydrOplane Racing Budweiser Columbia Cup from Trt-Cities, WA (TI ' a [fll~g (!) 8mltliaontan World Artists, SCientists and philosophers try to create understandable art. Q OEvenlngNiwl I 0 The Hllello'llker Square Deal 1D:30CD American Maallrl This film draws on material from Truman Cepote'slast unfinished work. Q ow...wolf , a Claootc Rock WIUI Wollman Jack 10:41 ill WNrtllng'o Gre11111 Hits 11:801]) Betntan Penguin's Nest e (J) (I) e (J) 1111 ·e!D iiJI Newa (I) IIIIa waak IHuatriWCI (0:30) 0 IWMiGDIOIII ..,IIIIIIIMII IHl Tllea from The DarkIf The Shoe Fits OlilllmiVIce a You can BaA 1t1r . 11:01(11 llljlr Lugue .,HIMIH .11:3111]) lllnM Blrd'l LaatJtll e (2) 1111 Tonight Show (I) 8po118C1- (0:30) .(I) CliMII Q ' e (I) ·PGA (!) -· Golf Hlglillghll (T) 8UIATadiJ e o ArMniO 11111 (1 :00J a:=:~:r~ 8 .. IfF I U11, P.l. A.A.PJ. 8 CIOOk • Clllllo 12:00 <D MOVII: Tllellfg Nofll (2:00) (I) llicaDlllill,..ltutli11JinM'I Cllllornll Charnplonlhlp from San Diego, CA (T) (I) PGA Golf Hfghtlglits Featuring highlights from the PGA Tournament at the Kemper Lakes course 1n ChicagO, IL (T) • (J) Nlglitlfnl Q Ill Pal Sljak ShOw 0 NewoNfght MOVIE: School For Sea (2:001 a Nalhvtlle Now 12:30 G (J) II)) Late Night Willi Drvld Letlemiln 0 ~~":."~ Tonlglit .. (0:301 • [J) MOVIE: Thiel 01 !lUria (Rl (2:00) ® MOVIE: The Formule (R} (2:00) 1:00 (J) Rugby Men: Sports ~ (I) lenoon .(I) USA TOday OCrollflre , e!D Fight &add 1:30 G (J) II)) Frklly Night Vfcleol (I) •a Newo . 1111 MOVIE: The Thlroty Dead (PG) (2:00) . 0 NeWIHigli1 Upctate a MOYIE: SprfolgtliM In The Roekleo (1 :30) 1:50 ill Night Tracka: Po- Play Danctn' Stereo. 2:80 (I) 700 Club (I) Baal Of SportaLook (0 :301 (I) Family Medical Center 0 MOVIE: Vampires Dn Bikini BaiCii (2:001 2:30 • (2) Home Shoppll'l Network (I) SportaCenter (0:301 (I) JeftlriOIII • [J) MOYIE: The World 01 Suzie Wong (2:001 0 Sports' Lat.Nighl . @ YCIII Can Baal laldneor 2:50 ill Night Track• Stereo. 3:00 (I) Pl81ae The Lord W Spaadwaak Highlights of the past week's auto races as well as racing news lrom around the globli are featured. (I) MOVIE: Orlanlll DNamo (2:001 • 11J NIWI OverNight IHl USA Tonight ;1:30 (I) Pnl1elllonll Golf 1989 PGA Championship lrom • Hawthorne, IL, 2nd Rouno . Partst & 2(A) all lnlfcle Edition ,· '• • ' • IHl Canon'• Comedy ~ Clelllal 3:50 ill Night Traollo Stereo. 4:00a UIA Today 0 Lany ICing Ou~ S IIOVW:: IIIINitiL · ., Love . IIOiy (NA} (2:00) Ill MOVIE: The Gold Rulli (2:00) 4:30diCNN • 0 MOVII!: Klliill ,u (NA) (1 :30) 4:10ill Night TI'ICka Stereo. .• : .. �- --~ ............ - .. ,. ·~ - ...... .. .. - ·- - -- -~·-· . _~oy~Midclaport, Ohio Sunda Television Viewing • ...,__,_F-'-'R!!.II.,-"'A"'U""G'-'4~.....~1!111 . 1:00 (I) llonenu: The loll l!piiDdll . w ew GI\Newa 111 •1121 "'""* Gl Run Dalby (l) Club CoiiMcl i::q~·r;l '•C!b Llfa iiJ ClriOOn EXPfiH 1111 8:051]) Alice 8:30 e Cll Gil NBC Nightly Newo ~ 1111 or 'Spomt.Ook (0:30) e (I) AIC New8 r;1 (l) Body l!leclrtc . (i) ill 3-2·1 Conllcl r;1 111 e1121 cu ,..... r;1 • ([]I L- Connection lht bo· low to form' lour simple wordo . I II I I I 1 REORR ~:::::::::~ II I1 H Y MP N · I· I· · ~~ · I.;,;, I one woman shopper "to another: "I don 'I cha~~ with the fashions because, it g081! in one year and out the - . " . r---------------------~ A 11)1 Jellll'80fll V I ,L I I UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS . TO GET ANSWER e (l) PM Map&lna Vol. 24 No. 211 Cop:;IIIJI•iid 1989 . ·- a 7:051]) Andy Grllfilh 7:30 8 (l) Fatillly Feud Gl ao.tlng Woa1tl (0:30) ... Bicentennial to bring "' state jUstices to Gallia' • {() Maljor League financial 6ET F~M (fWo~fr:ING rooR" TO CoL\1\selil\ct f IUIC_..... ~'IPLE ~ICtf :' '(OV1 Ll- 1111 Major Lugue· iaaeball ac-~c~Chaae . 8:00 (J) MOVIE: W-n . Obleaeed tNR) 12:00) fiAVf TO e C(l.OJ'J" i't4f · .~ 1111 Hlgh'O(IY To He- Jonatl!all steps into Industrialist and a farmer. r;1 Gymntallca Chlllenga Man's Final from Denver, CO (T] W fl ()) Full Houae The .. lamily reminisces about their deceased mother. (R) r;1 (l) ill D.C. WHit Ill Review (!) U.S. Z.ONJ. _ :.; (I , . . by NlA. Inc GOOD! I>AOP THAT Po:/.. iBlaolealiA despondent BeaUty a Thl woman V'60T SLUNG 0\lliR '1'01.1~ (l) the future with an GRfAT TAXPAYiNG' '- . aa-.,11 <il Ent.rllir!mtrt:it ·Tonlght . (0:30) . Cl (I) USA· Todly ll§l e1121 1111 Jaopaldjl r;1 .([]IM"A"I•H• ' · " SHOULPI!R AN' F01JDW ME! liking refuge in the tunnels lal\s ror Vincent. (R) 1;1 .• • Oll MOVIE: An Eye For An Eye CNR) (2:00) lUI PrtmeNewa iiJ Mulder, She Wrota a Nllhvllle.Now a ()) 1:30 (I) Mr. Balvadera George uses Wesley's junior h_igh love poems to romance Marsha. (R) C · (l) ill WaO $trut Week Q 1:00 a (l) 1111 MOVIE: 'Taka My Daughlan, Pleaae' NIC Move..or Thl Waek (2:00) r;1 !!)1189 U.S. Natlonll serikir Olympica From 51. Louis, MO(T] (J) • ()) Peitecl Slrlngara Larry and Balki.find a housekeeper willing 10 work cheaply. (Rl r;1 (l) Japan Chronicle the factors leading to the aftacl< on Pea~ Harbor. r;1 ill EvanlnQ AI Popt ll§l •1121 MOVIE: 'Deadly Deception' Mo~ (NR) cas FI'ICIIIV (2:00) C QJI Llrry King Live\ i1J Hitchcock Preaenta Ancient Voices 9:30 (J) (I) Jllll Thl T,a~ Of Uo Wendy thinks suspension will be paradise, unHI she loses·her brother. C 1!J Ray 8r8Cibury Tfiulre The Pedestrian VldaoCounlry 1o:oo rn 100 c•u~~ (!) 1911 UnUmllad Hydroplane Racing Thunderboat Classic Crom Syracuse, NY (T] e ALTHOI.l6H IM A LITTLE 1-lA'ZY ON ea\AE OF THE" DE.TAILG. I'M GOING TO START IT RIGHT FRJM 11-E DAY l'WA6BORN ! •. a W CICil 20/20 r;1 (l)News . ill Smllhoonian Wort~ Examine private scl)ool which crntes oppOrtunities for the non-elite. t:;1 • I!]) Iamay Miller 1121 Evening News i1J The Hltcllhlkar Phantom Zone 10:15 {() '!WA Wrealllng Power A FISH FRY!! Hour 10:30(l) American Ml1111'11 Examine the life of Louis Armstrong, his poverty. success, struggles. (I :30) r;1 • ([]I Iamay Miller 1111"- iiJWerawoH a Clinic Rock With ASTRO-GRAPH newspaper, P.O. Bo• 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101·3428. Be sure to 11111 yoor BERNICE BEDEOSOL Aug. 4. ""' currents will be stlrrl~ In Inter....... • ... the ye1r ahaed trw will llrengthan your llnanc:lll poallfon. Thll could ~ an lmpl'liiiiYI cycle lor you where llmlngs •• coo 1C811Md. ' LEO (.IUIJ 21-AIIg. 22) Tllerelo nothing zodiac sign. VIRGO (Aug. 23-lepl. 22) Someone who has been lrlendly to yoo might come to you tor uelltancetoday. By 11 means help where you can, but don't volunt- to take on enythlng beyond your capabllhlee or """""· IJ8RA (lepl. 2I-Oat. 21) Bl '*Y Mlee· llvelodey regarding your eoclal lrwolvementa. Tr:y to avoid actlvtllel that ate coetly, beCause 1"- could be the ones that turn out to be the 1ee11 lun. ICORPIO (Oct. 24 flu. 221 You're baslcally a rather courageouo lndtvldual, but today you mutt be lbll to dlltlngullh beluen bold~*~ and what II . just plain IOolhtrdy." Don't buck the oddl 1AGJin AIIIUI 1__ D-Dec. 111 Therl'l ·8 poaalblllly you might be drawn Into a ctabale today where your oppoanton hal 1 11rmar grup o1 the facta 1111111 you do. Don't gel In~ your wrong with lOOking out for your self-In- held 1.,... 1oc~ay, provldecl you don't filth· cAPiuc:OM (D-. ....._ 111 Today ar your own II the axpenea of yau may hl\le your hlllda lull trying to 801f110111 alii. Oel a l"'!'P on lite by un- keep your awn llfalrl In order without dlfllandlng 1111 Inti&!-~~~ going out of your w.y to try to _. out ~ In lhe ~ - -· ....... IIIOihlr'l muddled milieu. ~ ;r:::::c..:..~~~O:, AGUAIIIUI (.leiLIIIHelt. 11) ,_,.__ '*' : . I I WoRman Jilcl< 11:0111]) Babnan Joker Trumps An Ace . •• (l) (i) • (I) !Ill .1121 1111 Newt . Gl Motorwaek llualrllad (0:30) ship arrengementa could be more of • • Oll Araenki Hall hlndranoe than a help today. 11thera II GJM-ylne In important p yoo'd Uketo achieve, iiJ Miami VIce 111 nyou c:en do ft u...-. · Ia YOU Can Ia A Star PIICEI (Felt. a ll1l'o'l a) Where 11:15(1) Nlglll T111Cka; Power Play your- II coo-ned today do not Qanctn' Sterao. retyuponc:o-wortlntoanllldtolhlnga lor you that you llloukl be ewe of · 11 :30(1) . . . _ Belman Sets The yourllll. 11 you do, CllaiPPO'ntmenl II Pace likely. e (l) 1111 TOi\lglltlllow ARIII (llelcll 11·Aprll 11) L.. your GJ8poa11Ca- (0:30) hair down and enjoy younellaiiOCial happonlngt today, but be careful you [J5 ~:V:Bn,unced do not- 0111 your uu al c a>-M. To be on r;1 lhlull-,pllntoiMUIIIIII'I)IexH. TAUIIUI (April a Mli; 81 Even though Kmay I bit Of doing, try to . 1111.....,_, P.l. And Me A be tollrllll of oompanlona loday wllo RainboW .,. nolln hlfanOII7 wllll ,aur ptr1tcu1er a c-~c a CliMe . gollll _llld pur~ 1111 ~· ..... not •••12:001]) MOVIE: W M I 1*J .,....... . , Tlllnga you OIIunad (NR) (2:00) ... to Otlllcla In on-a lod8r could be . til AYIA Cll•piDitllllp 11111acllou 01 your Nil lltal1oOmlnga. 10 1n11e111 Of tr,tng to -*1 111a1r 11u11y !1111811'11, wwtc an ,aur awn. C:AMCIII (..... tWta1r II) Bt .,._ · lrwmalr Olf8l!ll lboullnvohtng your-.. In llnlnellllri'IIIQIIIMII8 today lliat n (PGJ 2:00) oulllde 01 ,aur pe~tlc"rllald ..... The llaiOn you'IIMm oould be Ill MOVII: (PGI (2:00) ....,_ ..~one. ' Stereo. "*inll I L"'f~:: ::=:;rlllow . "*• ··=:211:001 ~Cil~T~ IJI...,.,. .. .J ,l ~ ~ ~ NORTH ;-=.rtv..,. 1-1-11 +KJI72 .J54 ., tAJI +H . EAS'i . WEST tQ964 By James Jacoby tiO · Willy Nilly was IQSt in admiration. "What a nice play!" he exclaimed, even though the defender's play had just "cost him a game contract. Willy had bid well. overcalling with one heart and then, .after his partner's raise, carrying oil to game on the basis of his two-suiter.. He correctly figured that either red. ace in partner's hand would give him an excellent play for 10 tricks. The play by .East was not that difficult. He knew 'from the lead of the club deuc;e· that his j>artner had ooly lour clubS. If West .held the club king, it -seemed prol>able to East thaI he could pick up an extra defensive Irick by gelling a diamond ruff, So he returned the diamond deuce at the second trick. Willy Nilly won in dummy, played-a heart back to his king and led a second heart. East took the ace, played a club to West's king and got his rulf. Willy missed an .unusual play that would have countered the plans of the defenders. Since it is obvious that East is trying lor a diamond rolf, declarer must strive lo prev~nt West from gaining the lead. If East's opening bid included both maj~r:~_tJit ~!'es , thai +.\IOU ..... 2 ~43 ... +KU2 tZ +AQ117 · I ' . SOUTH .. ; . •KQ;atian tKQt76 +105 ' Vulnerable: N;,rtli-SOutb Dealer: East 1 • I.•• -2. z• ,. l\lar.. . Eut I t+ Soli.. ' All pass • Opening teaci: ! I +2 ' . can be accompl~. W~n Willy won the diamond in dummy.-he sii!M'Id baye led the king of ·~· East would oover with the and Willy would d~ . card his other chajl.):r'be defense would now be helpless ·to ~ more than three triclts. ·1 · ace, DAILY CRYPTOQUMES - ABOVE . THE CROWD - The view from lhe FerriA ·wheel shows Thursday ntrhl's crowd, conceut~~ns and sotpe of the games at the 1989 Galli Counl7 JUnior Fair. Fo~owing six days of J•ma J«tt6~'$lroab 1 •Jat:ob7 • . . . . W •JM'Oby., C.td o.me."(IITil"" trllliAOI ,.,.,, 1M I•~ bco/JrJ •re .., n•U.ble '' a...Jd AIIN. · · GALl-IPOLIS . Fridlly 's . · at..tite Callla,County · •netted a total of $183,692.46. The steer sale pulled ln $107,977.33 from the sale of 89 wer~ ~OI<! a'nlmals . wh.ich at an average-oUl.04 per pounif. A lbtal of$54.~.68 was made' from the hog sale, ln which 250 hogs were sold at an average of $.99 per. pound. ,' Anlwer 11 ttsy-bltsy · Throw· 15 Sprightly 2f Bowling 18 Kite part score 21 The buck 29 Succinct starts here 30 Upper22 Satanical , crust form 31 Strictness 23 Ancestry 33 Curve· 24 Castle 38 Golf term ditch 37 llere's how to wnrk:lt: AXYDLBAAXR By JULm E. DILLON ing of additional f~ndlng through an additional' property tax or ·incqme tax, and even perhaps a REEDSV1LLE - " It' s not a combination of the two. quesllon of need , It ' s a question of The current projected d e ficit keeping our heads above water,'· for the 1990 year Is $235,811. . stated 1.0. McCoy, $Chop1.board . Although this figure ·I ncludes the member, in r egards tb future 5.26 percent slate mandatedEastern '-feat School ' District salary Increases , It does no! funding, at the first of three include funding for extracurlcuinformational meetings, held on lar activities, addllional money Monday night at Riverview for text books , the purchase of Elementary. . replacement b~se s , additional The meetings are being he ld to money for supplies and equipdeal with the ffnancial problems ment , or money for the contln· of the Eastern Local School gency fund . Dis trlct and fot the school board Even though the dlstric.t re· to hear input ftom the voters of ceived an additional $46,000 from the district regarding possible the state. there Is not enough solution declsio~s . money to operate successfully, Possible solutions to the school and without the passage of a very district funding Include Ihe seeknecessary levy the district will Times-sentinel Staff .•,. ' I '. . One letter stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the thtee L's; X for the two. O's, etc. Singl!! letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnatlon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. , of $18,084.45 fr.om 83 animals, , (/ ·IIV ·. ' ~~ · .. . · . .. wh_lch woot . ~~er!IIIJil' , . ·• ~ ·~:;.,·•·•. ··~ . .~, l,., """·: · $1.95 per po)lnd. • '~' ·• . . . . · · · The 10 ptojects sold in the Bfr LEE-s~~~~ ~~~~~o sale raised a total of· GALLr;,~LI~-"~or': wh!le it looked like the Gallipolis streetscape project was on hold , but once things geared up late last week , rapid progress was made and should continue. Parking will be at a minimum on the 300 block of Second Avenue on Monda y , whe n the street is sawed to prepare for the new have to borrow from the stale eurbing. According to Rob Hotloa,n .f und . Although there is no br ook, on-site supervisor. lhe limit as to how much can be new cu·rb wlll be wider than the borrowed from the fund , and all one existing. districts that have borrowed He said barricades will be up, from the fund have paid it back In and traffic should be abie to pass, full , it Is a. procedure thai the but there wUl be no parking on board feels would put the district the business side of the avenue . In a vulnerable position. It would Bases for the lightpoles were only serve to put lhe district placed and poured last week, deeper and deeper into debt . according to Ron McDade, area What happens if the levy manager of Columbu s Southern doesn't pass? As stated prePower. v iously, the district would have There are still some oki light· to -borrow from tile state loan poles to be removed, McDade fund. Another · posslbllty, alsaid, but they are being left In as though not being considered at long as possible to prqvlde light this time, would be the consilidain the are a after dark. A pole in tlon, or absorption, with other front of Nancy Tawney Framing districts in Meigs County or is scheduled to be removed this possibly Athens County. If this we ek, he added. (See EASTERN, page A4) McDade added the poles on Second from Haskins-Tanner to Brittany's will ·need to be removed soon: Concrete was approved on Wednesday and pouring along • the businesses on Court Street began. A slight problem ·was encountered when individual merchants wanted to place mementos, coins and initials Into t he POURING THE BASE - Workers lrorn AGE contraetlnl ftesh concrete of the nearly $1 poured tbe concrete bue for llghtpoles on Court Street last Friday m Ul!on project. afternoon. In adcUIIon to the light bases, a conc~te ildewalk strip According to · Cit y Ma nager next to the buelnes- on Court was poured Thursday. By Friday Dale !man, that would detract mornbag, the freih concrete of the nearly Sl mUIIon project had. from the pr oject, and be costly to been vandalized. (Times-Sentinel photo by Lee i\nn Welch) . (SeeSTREETSCAPE, page Af) "'lilT.: \'. , , · . . · · SBLKVE J ' PVI.VKQU , I. V M V E . E' 'V W V W P V E QU; , B LV, QK C) 1989 Klftg Features Syndicate. Inc se~ce to manage district cafeteri~ operations district's high school, junior high · head cook. While they 've done a school and seven elementary good job, the on -stte manager schools. from the food service company POMEROY - "When you're Bids to provide the service wm be wor king full-time In the losing about $25,000 a year on the were provided by two companies mangement end and that shOIIld overall cafeteria operation and a with the School Board go bag with be more effective In many waya, food service company says •we ARA Food Service which in their he said . cando better,' It's Umetollsten," bid projected a loss of $245 for the That on-s ite manager win commented Meigs Local School 1989-90 year . provide In-service lralnlna fQr District Supt. James carpenter. According to carpenter what the cooks, will teach "And you know. we're like the company will do is send In an of food preparation, Will . everybody else; we're concerned . on·slte manager who will be setting all the menws, antldflaa about our finances,'' he · seld, responsible for running all the all the purchulng, CarpatJi' acknowled&tna thai saving mo- · cafeterias and that wtll be their said. .· ney Is a primary reason . the only job. He alsdnoted that tbem:z ' Meigs Local Board of Education He explained that In the past will be handlinl all ·tbe hal hired a food ...-vice eompany what we've had has been a cook • (See MEIGS, pare AI) to manage the cateteriBI In the wbo has been deslinated as a technJta-. L.V' M .VE KBE'OVU ·. QU . - SC' QXBl. ·· Yeeterd•v'• Cryptoq•ote: IT IS FOOLISH TO I PLUCK OUT ONE'S HAIR FOR SORROW, 1 AS IF ! GRIEF 'COULD BE ASSUAGED BY BALDNESS. BION Meigs board hires food By CHARLENE HOEFLJCH Tlmes-8ent!nel Staff ' · I· E .\i. SVQMV i 2 \ 8-4 F B Z Streets.cape project maves ~J:helambsalegarner~_a,_ tota! , _ ., in ...... ,a·r·.de n.ew . ·curbs .next ·Step "}-.! • · · I CRYPTOQUOTE FB ' Z Officials sa id Gallipolis is the "Our goal, " Cox s a id, " is to (ry smalles 1 cily ye t to be visited by and seat as many people as the jus tices . The visit will em- possil!le and m ake it a s meaningphasize education. Area high ' flit as we can. We will not ·know scjlools will, be invited to send Whal CqSeS wlll be decided here s everal hundred Junior and seuntil a few weeks t>efore . It Is nior stude nts to the court ses- possible tha t som e Important sions to observe the court and legal precede nt could be decided . meet the attorneys prese nting in our courtroom." cases to the court. The justices will also speak at a " It ' s a fantastic opportunity luncheon hosted by the Gallla for any junior or senior inter· County Bar Association for all ested In government ," Cox said. attorneys from the five surround"We' re bringing state govern· ing counties •.and all judges train ment directly to the student. " the Fourth Appellate District, Area schools will be asked to which Includes 14 southeastern teach the students selected a bout Ohio counties . Cox ex pects 200 to · court procedu res and student~ 400 attorneys and -judg~ ,,to wlll study the cases that will be' attend the luncheon. . . deCided In Gallipolis. Loc al at tor· Pla nning for the event lias neys wilj be helping with this already begun. process . • Ruth Elmer, ass istant . to · The general public Is welcome Moyer, was e xcite d about the to attend the sessions . Exact visit durtng her rec e nt meeting . procedures will be announced with local officials of the commitlater. tee planning the event, Cox said. ·Eastern holds ·information meetings __ to .explore possible funding solutions II LONGFELLOW QK GALLIPOLIS - For one day next AprU, GaiUpol!s becomes the Judicial capital of Ohio. · Gallla County Common Pleas Judge Qonald Andr\!w Cox has anno11nced that the Ohio Supreme Court has a ccepted his invitation to. visit Gallipolis to celebrate the city's bicentennia L The Supreme Court will assemble in Gall!polls on Wednesday. April 18, 1990 to hear and dete.r mlne five cases from the ·Supreme Court docket. All seve.n justices will be present, and will hold court In Cox's courtroom. La ter, they will· conference to deterrl)lne .. the outcome of the . cases. · Chief Justice Thomas Moyer initiated the traveling program in 1987 by visiting Marietta a s a . means of reaching out and shows, en &ertalaunent and Friday's livestock sale,educaling the public about the the lair came to a close last night with Steve court. The court has visited nine Warner aad the teen · dance . ('l'lrnes-Sentloel other Ohio cities since then. 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T ..kllll $o board be held reprdlq the Hlatloa deelllo1111 for the fllllllclal problema of the dlatrlet. ' m-llen, ~ Karr, .Jim BmKb, •d 1.0. alae wu oaie of DDlJ tllrer people wlao attended Mceo,, ;i . J J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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