http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a74cbe572bff7e09f9f12bd00c07c415.pdf bda0e79f75433d28ceea3af471f9b013 PDF Text Text Page 1~The Thursday, June 11 , 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Dally Sentinel Community calendar Woman charged with trying to kill young dying Co••. .lty Calendar Items appnr two daJS bdort an event and 1M day rA that eveat. Items mast be received ftD iD advaDCt to IISSllre publlaotion iD tbt cal· endar. THURSDAY REEDSVILLE - "Team Up With Jesus: Winnen Meet on AUStar Street" will be the theme for Riverview Community Vacation Bible School, to be held at Riverview School near Reedsville through Friday from 6:30-9 p.m. nightly. Classes for ages three through adult Public inviltd. SATIJRDAY FAIRPLAIN, W.VA. - The Liberty Mountaineers will perform Saturday at the Jackson County Jamboree in Fairplain, W.Va. POMEROY - St Paul Lutheran Church, Second Street and Syearn ore, Pomeroy, will provide lunch Saturday from II a.m. to 4 p.m. Hot dogs, sloppy joes, cole slaw. potato chips, soft drinks, iced cea, lemonade. coffee and dessert• will be available for purchase in St Paul's air conditioned fellowship hall. Public invited. DARWIN - Modem Woodmen of America Camp 7230 will have a CHESTER · Vacation Bible Saturday at 7 p.m. at the cookout School at MI. Hermon United Brethren Church on Texas Road south bound park on Route 33 near will be held through Friday from Darwin . Hamburgers. hot dogs. buns and condiments will be pro9:30-11:30 a.m. daily. vided. Bring a covered dish. Public CHESTER • Vacation Bible inviced. Each father will receive a School al Chesttr Uniltd Methodist small gift. Church wiD be held through Friday LONG BOTTOM - There will from 9:15-11:30 a.m. daily. be a fishing derby Saturday from 811:30 a.m. at the Forked Run REEDSVILLE - The Olive Sportsman Club in Long Bottom Township Trustees will hold a spe- off Rouce 248 on Curtis Hollow for cial meeting Thursday 81 II a.m. at panicipants age 5-15. Four classes the Shade River Forestry Building are offered: ages 5-6; 7-9;10-12; on Joppa Road in Reedsville. and 13-15. Prizes awarded in each class. Open to the public. Free POMEROY - There will be a refreshmeniS available. dinner at the senior citizens cencer in Pomeroy on Thursday from 5REEDSVILLE • The Eastern 6:30 p.m. Cost of the meal is $3. Alumni Dinner and Dance will be Baked steak, mashed po!BtoeS and held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. with gravy, succotash, cole slaw, roll dance to begin at 9 p.m. Music will and beverage will be served. Ice be provided by Cruise Brothers. cn:am available at an extra charge. Additional information may be Music by The Classics. Free-will obtained by calling 985-3958 after offering. Public inviced. 6p.m. CHESTER - The Chesttr Township Trustees wiU meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Chester Town HaD. POMEROY · The Trinity Church of Pomeroy, Second and Lynn Streets, will have an ice cream social Thursday, Fnday and Saturday of Heritage Weekend from II a.m. to 5:30p.m. Each day homemade chicken and noodles, sloppy joes, hot dogs, ham, ham salad, potato salad, cole slaw, baked beans, cakes, different bev· erages and homemade ice cream wi II be available. Flavors of ice cream are chocolace. vanilla, peach, lemon. strawberry, pineapple, banana and several special flavors available by the dip. Food is available for eating-in the air-conditioned social rooms or for earry· out For carry-out call, 992-3 rn. RU'I1.AND - Star Garden Club will meet Thursday at I p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eugene Atlans with Miss Ruby Diehl as w-hoscess. A program will be presenced on roses and their propagation and the club will also hold lls home flower show. ROCK SPRINGS - The Rock Springs Grange will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. FRIDAY BASHAN - Ice cream social, Bashan Fire House, Friday, 5 p.m. Eleven Oavors of homemade icc cream as weD as sandwiches, sceak, hot sausage, sl<wY JOCS, hot dogs, coffee. pop, homemade pie and live en tertainment. Sponsored by Bashan ladies Auxiliary. MIDDLEPORT - Ballroom dance Friday, 7·11 p.m .. American Legion Annex, Middleport. Cost is $5 per penon. Fool and i"' avail · able. Call 992-9904. 992 -7057 or 992-2232 for information. RIPLEY, W.VA · Liberty Mountaineers will perform Fnda y at Skatcland 10 Ripley, W.Va. POMEROY - Senior Citizens Dance Club wiD have a dance Fnday from 8-11 p.m. with music by Smokey Mountain Drifters. Public inviced. Bring snocks for the snock table. CHESHIRE - The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency will have a free clothing day Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at the old high school building in Cheshire. Vereen still critical LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tony· winning entertainer Ben Vereen crashed his car into a tree hours before he was run down by a truck and crilically injured while walking on a highway. in the middle of the nigllt, 111thoribes said. . . Investigators satd they dtdn 1 kn0111 whether there was any connection between the accidents. Vereen, 45, remained in critical condition today at UCLA Medical Center with head and internal injuries and a broken leg . He underwent four hours of surgery after die IICCidell Tuesday. "He had a restful mght. He's lltill in crilical condition. He's still constious and communicative," said bospital spokesman Rich and friends. "Ben would say thanks ftr carinJ,IIId tt.ep the prayers coming," Mn. Vereen said. By STRAT DOUTHAT Associated Prm Writer EAST HARTFORD, Conn. The mother of a young woman dying of AIDS has been arrested on charges she fed her daughter ice cream laced with sleeping pills in an atcempt to lrill her and end her suffering, authorities said. Geraldine Hansen, 46, pleaded innocent Tuesday to auempted murder and was freed on $50,000 bail. Her daughcer, Gina Hansen, 23. who weighs 50 pounds and is given less than six months to live, was treated at a hospital after the overdose and released. Geraldine Hansen said as she left court, "Gina knows I love her." And her lawyer, James Schultz, said that his client never tried to kill her daughter and that the young woman suffers from dementia brought on by her illness. Geraldine Hansen, a drugstore clerk, had cared for her ailing daughter since she moved back horne two years ago. "It's been real hard for her, bringing up that kid and then losing her," said Ray Ryea, a ne•t-door neighbor. He said Geraldine Hansen is a hard-working single parent who lost three children in a ftre years ago - "then her daughter gets AIDS, and now this." Gina told authorities her mother tried to kill her in late April by giving her ice cream laced with sleeping pills. She said her mother want· ed to end her suffering and "just The mother was arresced May 6. get it over with," accmling to the arrest warrant L 066 Pick 4: 2193 Page 4 Vol. 43, No. 29 Copyrighted 1992 SETTLING BACK IN • Workers lower the head of the sculpture "''he Awakening" back into place at Hains Point In Washington Wednesday. Last summer tbt ten side or tile giant's race sustained severe damage and the entire head had to be removed from the ground aner It was bit by a car that went out fA cootrol (AP) FORTIES AND FIFTIES · Many local residents will remember poodle skirts, juke bo~es and ice cream parlors as depicted ror Heritage Weekend at the Meigs County Museum this weekend. The backdrop for the exhibit was ere- UIWIO, 10140, ll'lia MDIIP II MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport First Baptist Church will have a Vacation Bible School registration kick-off pany Saturday from 1-3 p.m . for children age four through sixth grade completed. There will be games, prizes and food. 49;;'.. .......... .... m+ 2 POMEROY - There will be a recycle day on the parking lot at Kroger in Pomeroy Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. All recyclable icems including can, glass, cardboard, plastic, newspaper will be accepted. RUTLAND · There will be a dance at the Rutland American Lcgmn Hall Saturday from 8 p.m. 10 midnight w1th music by While's Hill Band. Public inviced. IO<eogn Of domeShC HENDERSON. W.Va. - Square dance and clogging 81 the Henderson Community Center, from 8-11 p.m. Music by Country Grass. Pubhe is inviced. SUNDAY RACINE · Transparent "rock in a d1fferent li ght" in concm Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Racine United Methodist Church. Admission, $1 donation. COOLVILLE - Dedtcation of the new fellowship hall for the Coolville Uniced Methodist Church will be Sunday at 6 p.m. Public inviced. POMEROY · SOLOS, a Christian fellowship of single adults wiD contin ue iL< singles-orienced bible study on "Rejection" Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Churc h. Th e scripture will be Luke 4:14-30 and 1 Timothy 5: I and 6:2. POMEROY - The family of Harley and Carrie Whaley will hold a reunion Sunday at I p.m. the roadside park on Rouce 33 north of Pomeroy. Bring a covered dish. lore'9"' or d(:.meshc s 89 -..ale o••ce ·$ 21per pluS! mlrc'rtb::. "'" &4 al1e1 reOale L1m11 16 Altllll n au I llll' ~~~~"""" . . . 349 . . . 549 ~le pnce c:: ·S 25 pel plug mtrs rebale 84 .... L.mtl 15 Aldll1l L I Ill' 4cf I r POMEROY - The Classics will present a free concert across from the Meigs Museum tn Pomeroy at I p.m. Sunday. Bring a law? cha~r and enjoy the htts of the 40 s, 50 s and 60's. ....... .... 19TH CENTURY DISPLAY · These dresses are included in a display or 19tb Century clothing at the Meigs Museum for Heritage Weekend. Here Joyce Davis, celebration committee member, adds a finishing touch to one or the gowns. The museum will be open for visitors from Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. and Sunday from noon until S p.m. pale), black snuthrng and much more . The 91 st Ohio Volunteer In fantry Group , Com pany B. will be camping on the museum grounds over the weekend. They wrll be doing drills and demonstrations both days, with a ball game on Sunda~ afternoon. Anyone mterested m participating in th e game on Sunday should contact Dave Gloeclmer through the museum at 992-3810. Sunday will open w1th a wreath laying at the Civil War monument at the Meigs County Court House at 12:30 p.m. briefs----. A five percent salary increase was approved for certified and non-certified personnel of the Meigs County Board of Education when the board mel in regular session Tuesday night. Appropriations were adjusced for sick leave, personal leave and vacation , and a special meeting was set for June 29 at9 a.m. for the purpose of adopting the 1992-93 budget. The school calendar for the 1992-93 year was adopced, and the financial report presenced by th e treasurer was approved. The board approved participation in the Council of GovemmentSoutheascem Ohio Voluntary Education Cooperative, a computer service progmm. the Southeascem Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Cencer for special education assistance, the Tri -County Career Development Program. and the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools. Robby Wyatt was presented with a plaque as the Franklin B. Walcer all-scholastic recipient. $6 99 sale pnce ·St. SO mtr's. rebate 1 cr' 1 You"""' aftef reba!• Meigs men held in Bluefield $7 99 s.alfl priCe SUfi By JULIE E. DILLON Sentinel News Staff Heritage Weekend will offer a vanety of activities for the publtc through the effons of rwo organizations - the Meigs County Pioneer and Htstorical Society and the Pomeroy MerchaniS Association. Displays, exhibitions, demon stra tions and entertainment arc being planned around the theme "The Good Old Summerumc." MUSEUM ACTIVITIES Activities at the museum on Sat· urday will begin witll food booths opening at noon and other activities beg inning at I p.m. The afcemoon wi II begin w1th a nag raising cere· mony . A display of vintage clothing, presented against a backdrop from the 40's and 50's, drawn by Debbie Hill's Southern Junior Hi gh eighth grade an class, accessories and sum mertime memorabilia will be presented in the downstairs rooms of the museum. The Railroad Club of So~lh ~~ Ohio will be on hand with¥ their model railroad collec tions in the upstairs. There will be demonstrations of spinnmg and weaving, quilting (with an opportunity fo r anyone who wants 10 try quilting to partici- Board OKs salary hike Vour cost 1111@1' rehllle ROCK SPRINGS - There will be a hymn sing at the Rock Springs Voiced Methodist Church Sunday at I p.m. with Harmony of Coolville performing. Rev. Ke•th Rader in vices the public. CARPENTER · Rev . Bob Sagraves, Columbus. will be conducting revival at the Mt. Umon Church locaced two miles south of Carpenter at 6:30p.m . nightly. Special singers. Pastor Joe N. Sayre invices the publtc. ated by eighth graders at Southern Junior High School. Patty Cook, Heritage Weekend committe e member, put it all together Thursday after· noon. Museum activities ·listed for weekend ~-Local $-199 sale pnt. -$1 .50 mfr's rebate $l 09 Panl~ I I 0 I I •••. , ClouJ) Low tonight In mid-60s. Saturday. partly cloudy . High In mid 70s. World leaders gather to sign treaties at summit REEDSVILLE - The Eastern High School Class of 1972 will hold a reunion get-together Satur· day from 1·3 p.m. at the Reedsville Locks and Dam shelter house. Bring family, snack foods and dnnks. SCIPIO - The Scipio Volunteer Fire Department will hold a tractor pull Saturday with weigh-in at 5 p.m. and pull at 6 p.m. Kids classes 800, adults classes, 900, 1000, and 1100. Refreshments available including homemade ice cream. , ···- ·=·· · ·· 2 Sectiona, 14 Pageo 25 OWita A Multimedia Inc. N"'"ooDer Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 12, 1992 LETART - The Mountaineer Two Cylinder Oub charter presentation meeting will be held Saturday from 6-9 p.m. at the Letart, W.Va. Community Building on Sand Hill Road. A potluck dinner will be held. Public inviced. Elbun. Vereen's wife. Linda, said in a sta~M~e~~t that the couple appreciated expmsions of support from fans daughter with ice cream laced with sleeping pills Ohio Lotterv Pick 3: Japanese group buys Mariners OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Store houra: 8:30a.m. to 8 p.m. Mond8y through Frtclly, 8:30a.m. to 7 p.m. Sllturdly, 1nd 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundlly GALUPOUS ~~ffi~~~ • Two Meigs County men charged with cultivating manjuana are being held in the Bluefield, W. Va. jail awaiting a preliminary hearing in front of aU. S. magistra.te: . According to a West Vlfgmta Assoctaced Press story, a turkey hunter tipped police to a plot of marijuana plant off an old mining road. The story noced that authorities seized 858 marijuana planiS and arrested Evereue W. Caldwell, 19, of Middlepon, and Leslie L. Continued on paae J · There wtll be entertainment at the museum both days with band and squa re dancing on Saturday evenmg beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday night at the movie s may be enjoyed with a vintage movie at a "good old summertime price." A pie baking concest (fruit pie.• only) will be held. with pies to be at the museum by 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Winners wiJI be announced and pies auctioned at 6:30 p.m. The food booth at the musuem will open at noon on Sunday with wreath laying at 12:30 p.m . and other activities to begin at I p.m. CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL SER· VICE Descendants of Civil War Unton Veterans who re)(ister at the Meigs County Museum by Saturday afcer · noon, listing the union veteran and relationship, may have a memorial ribbon to wear at the Civil War monument memorial service on RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) More than I 00 world leaders - The largest gathering ever of planned to attend to stgn treaties heads of government co nvened that creace a plan for cooperation 10 today at the Earth Summit 10 inau- curtail pollution, desertification, gurate far-reaching plans to clean the chopping down of forests and up the planet's air and water and the daily extincuon of dozens of procect its planiS and animals. species of animals and plants. On the table are two legaJiy Europe took an early lead in advancing plans to help developing binding treaties and three other nations. The 12-nation European documents that are broad stateCom munity pledged to increase aid ments of principle and action. More than 60 nations already for envlfonmental proJects by $4 billion, Ponuguese Prime Minister have signed the climate control trea ty. which cal ls for the worldAmbal Cavaco Silva said. Britain Prime Minister John wide reductiOn of carbon dioxide Major was to announce a plan to emissions, and the "biodiverslly study th e world's biological treaty," which aims to protect plant resources and make Bntish climate and ammal species. Dozens more are expected to control technology available to developing countries, according to sign shonly. The United States has been an advance text of his speech. The broadly criticized for opposing the proposal on climate chang e appeared si milar to one made species treaty and for weakening the climate control pacL Because of Thursday by the Voiced Stales. "The environment is no longer U.S. insistence, the latcer no longer th e specialized concern of a few," includes caps on carbon dioxide the text said. "It has become the emissions, which are believed to be the main cause of global warming. vital interest of us all." As if to answer those cri ti cs, sc nror u .S. negotiator William Reill y said Thursday the Bush admrnistration will set aside $1.4 brllion for research and monitoring related 10 climace change, and will shore the resuils with other countries. It was not clear if new money was bei ng pledged. Bush will sign the climate treaty, said Reilly, head of the Environmental Protection Agency. Reilly also announced a U.S. plan to begin collecting IIDmediately rnformation on the world's plant and animal species. U.S. delegation sources said Bush may announce a similar new scientific 10itiative, but 1t was not clear if that was separace. In some ways at the summit politics took a back seat. Bush wiU be in the same group photo with Cuba's Fidel Castro. Virtually all 178 members of the Uniced Nations sent delegations, including Israel and Syria. Agreement seems universal that the planet's decerioration is on a scale such that no country alone can remedy it Low income families get an opportunity to buy a home Hall. Interested restdents are to call By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tru ssell at at 992-6782 between 9 Sentinel News Staff Low income Meigs County fam - a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through ities are being given an opportunity Friday for an appoinunent. Appli· to own their own homes through a cations will be distributed ooly by special housing set-aside program appoinunent. Farmers Home Administration of the Ohio Depanment of Development (ODOD) and lot and down · (FmHA) fmancing will be used for payment considerations from the purchasing the homes. The loan interest will be decennined accord· Village of Middleport. Eight three-bedroom ranch style ing 10 income, Trussell e•plained . She sa id that " low income" houses are included in the special ODOD project. They will be built means dependable on-going and on the lot currently occupied by the adequate income to show loan old Betsy Ross Building on Fifth repa yment ability. To quali fy there Street in Middleport. Demolition ;He ma.xtmum income limits after of the building began this week and deductions for mmor children and is e•pecced to be compleced in m1d· ch rld care expenses. The hou sin g speualrst smd that July by Pullins hcavation of f1rSt prionty will be given to single Pomeroy. hc;rds of househo lds with tllc sec Meanwhile, Jean Trussell, Middlepon's housing specialist, is tak- ond pnority being tho se fam11ies in g applications for the housing at lrvmg in rental housing. All must her office in Middleport Village qualify for FmHA financrng . The m3Jlimum adjusced mcome levels arc S II ,950 for one person, $13,650 for two, $15,350 for three, $17,050 for four, $18,400 for five, and $19,800 for si•. in the "very low" limits; and $19,100 for one, $2 1,80 for two. $24,550 for three, $27,300 for four, $29,450 for five, and $31,650 for six in the "low" lr mus. The verv low and low categories have smn e different qualifytn g critcna m regard to the interest rate . Once the old Belly Ross buildin~ has been demolished, then the vrli•gc will be surveymg th e lot, inswlling utilities and awarding btd s on the ac tu al houstng con Slructton . Trussell S31d that she e•pec ts the first house to be completed early winter and that the deadline for completing all etght houses is June. 1993. Two Mason County men are hospitalized following wreck Two Mason Countians arc n1 Cabell- Huntington Hospital follow· mg a two vehicle accident late Thursday night at the mtersccti on of Jericho Road and S.R. 2, accord ~ rng to a spokesman for the Mason County Sheriff 's Depanment. Jesse L. Hoffman, 31, of New Haven, and Bonnie Gcnnan, 44, of Gall ipolis Ferry, were both listed in en tical condit1on Fnday morni ng, a hospital spokes man said . Both had bee n taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital by Point Pleasant EMS and then went to Cabell- Huntington by HealthNet Mark Anthony, 17, of Poant Plea.'Olllt, wa.s the driver of the second vehicle . He was taken 10 PVH where he was treated and released. Apparently Anthony was trdvel ing north on S.R. 2 in his 1986 Chevrolet and Hoffman was travel · ing south on his 1982 Yamaha. The sheriff's spokesman said Hoffman went left of center and struck the Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Some proof of service and line of descent will be required. Ribbons may be picked up Sunday between noon and 12:30 p.m . at the muse um . Ribbons will be lim iced tD the first 200 registrants. POMEROY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ACTIVmES Festivities for the association will get underway this evening PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) with the crowning of the 1992 Her- - Again, it was a scene ~layed itage Queen at the Meigs County repeatedly for television YJewers Public Library in Pomeroy at 7 back home: President Bush being p.m. The public is invited and hustled off a stage by Secret Serencouraged to attend. vice agents amid tremendous conSaturday's activities will be~in fusion. with a parade at 10 a.m. formmg Six months ago it was Tokyo behind the old junior high school 81 and an unforgettable stomach ail9 a.m. The theme for the parade is ment that caused Bush to collapse the same as the museum's "The virtually into the arms of a horri Good Old Summertime." fied Japanese prime minister . Immediately followin~ the Thursday it was a downtown plaza parade wiJI be the recogniuon of in Panama City, with government the Heritage Queen and her court 81 dignitaries, gunshots and police Continued on paj!e 3 tear gas fired at anti-American from lelt SJde of Anthony 's vehicle . German was a passenger on Hof· !man's motorcycle. . Damage to the Chevrolet, reg1 s· tered to David Anthony, was CS · umated at $4,000. Hoffman's motorcycle was lisced as a tDtal loss. A Point Pleasant man was in · jured in a single vehicle accident wh1ch occurred at 3:15 a.m. Friday on S.R. 2. in Ashton, according tD a sheriff's spokesman. Brian E. Hicks, 28, of Pmnt Pleasant, was taken 10 Cabell-Hun· ungton Hospnal followrng the ac· c1dent. A hosp11al spokesman repor· ted he was trcmcd and released. Apparently Hick.s was traveling north on S.R. 2 when he fa1led to negotiate the curve at the Ashwn railroad crossing. The 1985 Ford ran off the left sr de of the roadway strikmg a railroad crossr ng light pole. 1bc veh icle then re-en tered 1he roadway rolling two umes before comm' to rc>t on rts top. 111e vehiC le was listed as a total loss. A Pomeroy woman was treated and released from PVH followmg a single vehicle accident on Sec . 9, near New Haven Thursday evening . Virginia Boyd, 19 , of Pomeroy was . taken to Pleasant Valley Hospatal following the 8 30 p.m. accident where she was treated for mrnor IRJUflCS. Boyd was a passcn ~ ger in a vehic le driven by Mclrssa Rollins, 18, of Rutland Apparently Rollans was traveling on Sec. 9 when she lost control of the vehicle m the gravel. The 1982 Dodge, regi stered to Debbie Corfey, hit an embankment then ftipped onto •ts top. Other passengers an the vehicle wen: T1mothy McCarthy, 20, of Letart and Phillesha See, 3, of Pomeroy. They were not IDJured. 111e vehicle was listed as a tDtal loss. President has close call in Panama demonstraiOrs. Bush and his wife, Barbara, were unharmed in Thursday's incident, but like Tokyo. the image of a U.S. president in distress will linger in an election year. Bush aides even joked that the incident - the first time a U.S. pres ident has been so much in harm's way since then-President Reagan was shot outside a Wash mgt on hotel in January 1981 would make the Earth Summit in Brazil a relative picnic for Bush. Bush was able 10 make tight of the episode, saying "no little left- wrng demonstration " would set back the cause of Panamanian democracy - or cause him to lose his stride. Spokesman Marlin Fitzwater offered a whimsical comment: "It's been a very good trip with the e•cc ption of the tear gas and the demonstrations.'' But it served to point up a serious problem for a president who a year ago was the toast of the world for his successful conduct of the Pcrs1an Gu lf War. Bush had hoped that a warm Continued on page J ' 1112. ·'' �Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO Till: INTERESTS OF 111E MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETI Publisher PAT WIOTEHI.AD Aulstant hbllsller/Coatrallor CHARLENE HOEFLICH GeneraJ Manager LETil!lS OF OPINION IR welcome. They sbould be less tban 300 words. All lolllll 110 ••bje<:t to editing and must be signed Witb name, addreu andloltpDca AIIIDIJer. No unsigned letters will be publisbed. Letters sbollld be in SOOd tulo, oddreslliDs issues, not perwna1ities. Democratic mayors don't wave party flag at Perot By JOHN KING AP Political Wriler WASHINGTON - You'D find "discipline" and "Democrat" in the same section d any dictionary, but sometimes it doesn't seem quite righL Just llli most of the party rallie:i 810Wld presidential candidate BiU Clinton, a few DemOCDIS the otbet day handed Ross Perot another "I' U Fix Any Mess" headJiDe, 1101 something that was likely to please Clinton as he trails in publil: opioioa polls. The episode in question was the Dip to Dallas by four Democratic mayan- including tMl wbo have endorsed Clinton -to talk urban policy with the likely jnllq)elldeiiiJRSidenlial challenger. The mayors also lllbd up Perot. who got network news ~nlion and headlines across the COW!by far the Monday meeting - without talking to 'eponers himself. The mayors, 10 the dilllllay of many fellow Democrats, did the talking for him. "Quite frankly, we met an ~iling, dynamic person today ," Newart Mayor Stu.pc JIUIIeSIIIid after meeting l'l:roL "He is a threat to the rwoparty system.... We met a real candidate for the presidency of these United States." James also said Ointon risked losing minority voterS 10 Pl:roL "Bill Clinton is going 10 have to offer more specifics," said James, who just weeks ago elldoned tile Art:anslls govemc:r. San Diego Mayor Maumcn 0 'Conn<r, a Democrat but never a Clinton fan, went even further. "We need to look at an independent candidate," she said. Also on the Dip was Cleveland Mayor Michael White, who IWO weeks ago in Ohio dismissed suggestions he was late and unenllmsiastic in joining the OiniOD bandwagon. "I was SlrUCk by his ftanlmess and willingness to listen," White said after the IIICCiing wit11 Perol Back in Clevclalld, Wbire wu suddenly sounding the party line again, suggesling Pl:rot's suppor1 would wane once voters found out more about him, and drawing and implicit comparison to none olher lhan Adolf Hiller. "There's a historical parallel where lhis cOWttry is and where another country was, and where a leader came out of nowhere who said all the right lhings, who made all the people feel very good, and ended up being 1,000 percent different from what he was portrllyed - only because nobody lhought to cbecl:," Wbire said. It's a loaded comparison. But it was White's praise 0f Perot !hat made the network news and newspapers around the country - and that is being remembered at the Clinton and Democratic headquarters. "We won't be sending out 'Thank You' cards," said one senior Clinton aide when asked allout the meeting. Perot sought !he meeting and it was held under lhe auspices of lhe U.S. Conference of Mayan, a nonpartisan group in whose interest it is to draw attention to urban issues it feels are ignored by the Bnsh administration and Congress. So before the Dallas meeting, even Clinton shrugged off the political stgnificance of the session. "I thinlc that's aU righ~" he said. "I lhinlt, you know, that if he wants to listen to lhem and learn from them, that's a good lhing." That remarl<, however. came before the mayors heaped such hearty praise on PeroL Clinton aides noted that no Republican mayors were in the group, with independent Miami Mayor Xavier Suarez joining the four Democrats led bv Boston Mayor Raymond Aynn. ' Aynn has been hot and cold in his treatment of Clinton and dangled the prospect of supporting Perot. And the Clinton camp noted t1w some Democratic mayors were loyal enough to pass up a day in the headlines -:- ~mong litem Chicago's Richard Daley and New Yorlt Mayor David Dinltins, who proudly waved his party colors, saying there was "no way in hcU , not a chance" that he'd back Perot. That was a sharll conttast to the scene in Dai!M, where James interrupted his praise o( Perot at one point 10 say t1w he had told lhe Texas billionaire he was wearing a Clinton campaign bunon - inside his jacket. ll's hardly the show of SUpPO!I Clinton could use right now, and a remarkable moment in an eptsode that gave currency to Will Rogers' overused, for good reason. adage: "I'm not a member of any co-ganized party - I ' m a ""''""""'· T"\---· '' EDITOR'S NOTE: Jobo Kiog covers national politics ror Tbe Associated Press. Berryls World .. '• • ...... \ ' .. ' Friday, June 12, 1992 Page--2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 12,1992 Battle of individualists heats up in Maryland man WASHINGTON - Amid the Neilher is very ideological remote fishing villages and farm nor did either bounce a check. towns of lhe Olesapeake Bay, one There are no sex scandals or sleazy of lhe more inbiguing races for the allegations animating lhis contest. House of Representatives has jnst tipped off. It pits a former highschool teacher, itinerant house painter and a man whose personal story sounds like something akin to Grizzly Adams against a 6-foot-11 bastetOOII star and Rhodes scholar. This race features Rep. Wayne T. Gilchrest R-Md., a free spirit who got into politics because he Nor is there any great "wedge" needed a job, against Tom issue defining the election such as McMillen, D-Md., a professional abortion or gun con1r0l. basketball player-turned-politician McMillen has been his own who has his eye on bigger political man, refusing to lOW the party line trophies. on critical issues. He backed aid to If home-coun advantage means the Nicaraguan contras and an anything, then Gilchrest has lhe amendment to the Constitution 10 edge as the one-term incumbent ban physical desecration of the from Mary land's I st District. On flag, views that will sit well with lhe other hand, McMillen enjoys a lite largely conservative disbicL He lopsided financial advantage. At also has supported the 1990 budthe end of March, McMillen had get-summit agreement, a raise in $324,831 on hand to Gilchrest's lite minimum wage and voted for $7,634 - 42 times as much. giving Congress a pay raise and McMillen will need it to pene- revise its ethics rules. trate the conservative Eastern Gilchrest has deviated from the Shore of Maryland, where he GOP on issues ranging from the moved after getting redistricted. environment to family planning However, the new district does and McMillen is looking to capitalinclude 240,000 constituents from ize on Gilcrest's inexperience and his old disbicL his own effectiveness. A When the duSJ settles next spokesman for McMillen said that November, there may be m(XC than Gilcrest "has been an ineffective I 00 new faces in the House. There legislator." The spokesman also are more than two dozen races said that McMillen has gotten across the country that also feature numerous complaints from local incumbent vs. incumbent because elected offteials that Gilcrest has of redistricting. But this one has not been responsive to !heir conbeen relatively subdued. cerns. By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein _a . .. .. . .. ........... ~.... .lilliE.......... • • IL~Q don't lltink it's too much to ask to spend a year willt your kids, without any distractions," he told our associate Ed Henry. He told us he would still be counting moose but a broken jaw forced his return to Maryland. He was unemployed and his mouth was wired. So he went to wort in a sawmill and as a house painter and ccked out a living until the morning he read in his local newspaper whal must be counted as lhe most unusual help-wanted ad in political history. Gilchrest read about how th e Republicans couldn' 1 field a candi· date against former Democratic Congressman Roy Dyson in the 1988 campaign. So Gilchrest threw his hat in the ring, drained his savings 10 wage a $300 victory in lite Republican primary and gave Dyson and his own party the scare or !heir life. GOP officials watched with amusement-turned-panic as Gilchrest went from a sideshow to a serious candidate against the scandal"plagued Dyson. When pany offtcials wanted to replace him with a more "serious" candi· date, Gilchrest would not bow oul He lost by I ,540 votes !hough he was outspent sill-to-one. The I 988 effort took such a financial toll on him that he was forced to file for unemployment benefits . He also worked in a sawmill until returning to teachin~. But he ran again in 1990 and thts time won. The GOP is still not sanguine about Gilchrest. questioning his fire-in-the-belly determination to fight hard this fall in wha!'s expected to be a light race. Four nights a week, Gilchrest leaves Washington and drives more than two hours to tuck his 9-year-old daughter into bed. GOP strategists would rather see him campaigning 20 hours a day,scvendaysaw«t,ocawding to Gilchresl "I make it home as often as I can to be with my family ," he says. "People aren't going to refuse to vote for me just because lhey don' 1 see me at every single (fund-raiser) known to mankind, shalcing hands like any ollter politician. I can' I be a dog on a leash.'' What happens if thai spells defeat in November'! "I'd lilce to raise sheep in New Zealand. spend a few months in Antarctica, or maybe I'll become a Methodist minister," Gilchrest said. "This (Washington) is the most alien place I've ever known, " . Gilchrest said. Jack Anderson and Michael Binsleio are syndicated colum· nists for Uoited Feature Syndi· cate, Joe. What do conservatives think of Perot? The attitude of the two major parties toward Ross Perot is no mystery. To lite GOP, he is quite simply bad news : a strong and appealing voice for "change," wilh a demonstra!ed knack for luring away conservative Republicans and Reagan Democrats without whom George Bush cannot win reelection. The Democrats' auitude toward Perot is more complicated, but not much . They, too, dread him because he personifies the public's longing for change, a longing which by rights they believe ought to help their candidate, Gov. Whatshisname. Instead, the governor has all but disappeared from political radar screens, while Perot is scooping up lower middle-class voters who might ollterwise vote Democratic. Privately , however, the Democrats dream that, if everyllting works out just exactly right, Perot may split the conservative vote with Bush, allowing their horse to gallop home victorious. It' s still far too early to say which of these assorted hopes and fears arc justified. But it's not too early to comment on lite attitude toward Perot of one major polilical George Bush's roots are in lhe group that we haven't yet dis - pre-conservative Republican Party, cussed: the conservative move- and while he has worn (sometimes menl un comfortably) lite mantle of heir to lite Reagan legacy, and received the support of the conservative movement in 1988, the relationship The modem conservative move- has not been without its strains. men~ which arose in the 1950s and Bush's closest cronies are Ivy captured the Republican Party in League contemporaries like Trea1964, and llten nominated, elected sury Secretary Nicholas Brady, and re-elected Ronald Reagan, and who regard Goldwater-type conseraccepted and elected George Bush vatives as disagreeable necessities as Reagan's heir, is a major pres· at best It was !hose conservatives ence in American politics. It is nol who cheered Bush on when he a political party, but a set of ideas vowed, "Read my lips: No new and a network of individuals and uues.'' It was Brady (and Darman, organizations dedicated to fwther · and a few other "pragmalists") ing those ideas. As such, however, who destroyed Bush's reputation it must find expression through a for honesty forever, in the eyes of party, or at least through political American voters. when they percandidates. The Republican Party suaded him to brcalt tJw pledge. has been its chosen vehicle for 30 Confronted with a Reagan years; but what does the conserva- " heir" who seems to have lost his tive movement think about Ross way, while the Democrats remain Perot? entangled in lite fatal embrace of I can testify from personal expe- greedy and aggressive "minoririence t1w many individual conser- ties," many serions conservatives vatives are already supporting are wondering: How consistent, or Perot. (One prominent example is inconsistent, is Ross Pl:rot willt lhe William E. Simon, NiAon 's Trea- aims of the conservative move sury Secretary.) It's all too easy to ment? see why . For starters, he seems to be an William A. Rusher outspoken, patriotic, incorruptible "can-do" American, disgusted wilh Washington's "gridlock." On the evidence to date, the social beliefs of this billionaire Texan graduate of the Naval Academy are conservalive to lite core. When it comes to economics, his basic inclinations likewise seem conservative, though there may be a streak of East Texas populism in him capable of prompting him to endorse higher taxes on "the rich." A more serious difficulty, at least for libertarians, may be a readiness Ia use government to coerce solutions for national problems - just as a CEO might usc internal direc tives. But a conservative case can undeniably be made for him. Certainly, in electing Ross Perot (if they do), the American people won't be repudiating conservatism, let alone turning "left." On the contrary, lltey wiU simply be registering their disgust at what they perceive as the pallid, ineffectual leadership of Ronald Reagan's "heir." WiUiam Rusher Is a syndical· ed columnist ror Newspaper Enterprise Associatioo Nostalgia vs. contemporary values If our grandchildren should ever There was a time when life was ask us, "What were the 'good old slower and people had time for one days· like?" we can teU them that hot dogs were 10 cents and that children grew up in close-lmit families - often with grandparents and aunts and uncles nearby. We another. When the Old Reliable can refer them to "Brooklyn served us better than the New Bridge" on television. Improved. When families sat on the Some grandr,uents may choose front porch steps of a summer to say that the ·good old days" is evening and sprinkled lhe grass and just a nostalgic saying for a time said, "Good evening" to the that never was. neighbors who passed by. A time when people "went to They would be wrong, though. There was a time, says James Col· church, begat children and were lier in his book "The Rise of Self· taken care of in llteir old age by ishness in America" (Oxford their children," as William Press, 1991), when the great mass Laubenstein recalls for us in his of Americans lived in a IIOCial sys· book "This Is How It Was." "And they died, were decently tern lhat was "predictable, stable mourned and were buried in the and basically decenL" A time when people got married family plot. It was all unhurried and had babies and still "a reader and unharried." If aU that seems frightfully dull could spend years wading through a vast heap of novels and never and not at all like anything we suspect that babies were not would think of as the 'good old brought by the stork or found in the days," there were moments that livened things up a bit There was, cabbage patch." George R. Plagenz ' If Gilchrest wins, he will serve his second tenn. If he loses. life stans getting interesting for him and his family , if !heir past serves as prologue. In I 986, Gilchrest celebrated his 40th birthday and panicked tlw the second 40 years of his life would zoom by as quickly as had the ftrSt. He handled his mid-life crisis by writing lite U.S. Forest Service and asking them to fmd him a home in lhe middle of the wilderness. They accommodated with six possibilities and Gilchrest chose one in the mountains of Northern Idaho, on lhc Montana border. He was a tenured history teacher in a Maryland high school and Died to gel a year's leave of absence . When he was laughed at, he simply quit. Skeptics also included his own mother (who thought he was losing his mind) and his father-inlaw (who counseled his daughter to get a divoo:e). Undaunted, Gilchrest loaded up his pick-up and went WesL He was 80 miles from civilization, and 20 miles from the nearest road. His job was to be in char~ of an area of wilderness the stze of Mas sachusetts. There were about 250 moose that roamed the area sur· rounding his cabin and his task was to estimate how many moose had been shot by hunters, and lhen call Ihe tally into the ranger station twice a day. In the meantime, he says he educated his two sons in everything from math and science to history and l!fliDIIIl&r. ·'Out of a lifetime, I ' for instance, the funeral that Lauben stein 's Aunt Kate used to tell aboul Right when the minister was sayi ng, " I am the resurrection and the life," the parrot in the next room announced, "Time to get up! Time to get up!" Even if we would agree that the old days were beuer - and not everybody will- isn't it jusl a waste of time to wish for something that is gone forever'! Maybe nol Although longing for a world that is lost to us won't bring it back, nostalgia can be more than just a romantic looking backward to "the big band sounds" of the 1940s. Nostalgia , as novelist John Cheever has reminded us, can also be a '' fm:e of aspiration.'' ''Finding ourselves not in the world we love but knowing how deeply we love it, there is kindled within us the conviction that we will discover the way 10 return to it in the future," Cheever says. If our "dream is behind us," as F. Scon FiiZgerald said of his hero in "The Great Gatsby," the answer for us may be to turn around and recapture lhe dream. Too little do we realize lhat the things that " belong unto our peace" (and lherefore to our happiness) go hack to a past of simpler ~lories and lovelier graces. We 'must go home again," Thomas Wolfe noiWithstanding. Collier's book leaves us all to ponder the question, "How in the course of about 60 years did a morality (and a way of life) that seemed fixed and permanent get stood on its head? How did the country turn from a social code in which self-restraint was a cardinal vinue to one in which self-gratifi cation is a central idea? How do we account for lhe gradual decline of Victorian values and the rise of selfiShness?" What happened to the "good old days"? Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r---Local briefs... C011tinued from PIIC 1 Whittington, 31, of Rutland Tuesday near Ameagle, w. va. The men were camping next to the patch of plants and had set up several camouflaged Dip-wire alarms ocross paths into the camp, satd Sgt. Jerry Cole, regional coordinator of the swe polil:e bureau of cn mmal mvestigation. "If you weren't looking for them, you'd just be walking across lite path and htllhat wire and the beUs would ring and immediately they would know something's coming," he said. "Luckily these thmgs were only bells. Sometimes lhey have Dip wires wilh booby traps." Free parking Saturday Pomeroy Mayor Bruce Reed has announced there will be free parking in the Village of Pomeroy Saturday in observance ot Herttage Weekend. Trailer reported damaged Raben Clark Jr. , Syracuse, reported to the sheriffs office that a trailer he owns on County Road 35 was recenlly damaged. Clark was advised to contact an attorney to ascertain his options 10 pursue in civil courL Caltle complaint probed The Me1gs County Sheriff's Department received a complaint of cattle being in a hayfield on Owl Hollow. Deputies contacted the owner of the catde. '<• ' MAKES DONATION • Auully 1M Solltllml Ohio COil Co. makes a coalributioa to !be Melp Conly Pioaeer and Historical Society. Here oa btbalf ollbe a.p..y Is Rollcrt Meier, llumaa resources supervisor, presenllog 1 check for $100 to Maraaret Parker, pres1deo1. Tbls weekend tile IDDileanl will be observlag Heritage Weekeod with aumeroos special displays aid demoastrations. --Area deaths-Herbert Johnson Herbert W. Johnson, 78, 1420 Norlltridge Road, Columbus. formerly of Meigs County, died Thursday, June II , 1992 at Riverside Melhodist Hospital in Columbus. Born on Nov. 29, 1912 at Rutland, he was the son of the late Harve Johnson and Addie Nelson Johnson. He was a retired manager of a bowling aUey. He belonged to the Rutland United Methodist Church and the York Lodge 563, F. and A. M., Columbus, and was a veteran of World War II, U. S. Navy. Many nieces and nephews sur· vive. Preceding him m death besides his parents were his wife, Clclith E. Johnson in March 1992, a daughter, Sonya Rea, and several brolhers and sisters. Funeral services wtll be held Monday at II a.m. at the Ewing Funeral Home . The Rev . Mike Wi Ilett wiU officiate and burial will be in Wells Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. at th e Rutherford Funeral Home at 2383 North High Street, Columbus. Masonic services will be held there at 8 p.m. Saturday. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy, Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to9p .m. Jones arrested Merle Jones Jr., Middleport, was arrested Thursday morning and following a hearing in County Coun was released to Fayette County Sheriffs DepartmenL Janet Lassiter Janet Kindell Stross Lassiter, 46, of Goldsboro, N.C., died Wednesday, June 10, 1992 at Duke University Medical Hospital in Durham, N.C. She was born on Seplmtber 27, 1945 in Columbus, a daughter of the late Edgar Howard KiDdeD and Ruth Lowry of Marion, who survives. A health technician at Cherry Hospital, she was also a member of the Women's Relief Society, the North Carolina Stale Employee's Association and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, where she was a primary Sunday school teacher. Other survivors ~ ber husband. Daryl K. Lassiter of Goldsboro, N.C.; one son, Michael Hatfield of Pomeroy; three daughters. Darla Humphrey of Pomeroy. Kimberly Dawn and Charlene Renee Lassiter. both ol Goldsboro; and three grandchildren; rwo brothers, John Ingles of Rutland and Bobby Joe Keys of Aorida (no town listed); three sisters, June Richards of Waldo, Gladys Notvest of California (no town listed} and Martha Drake of Maringo. Services will be Saturday at 3 p.m. at the chapel of ShumateFaullc Funeral Horne in Goldsboro. Bishop Jack Boney Jr. will officiate. Burial will be Monday at 10 a.m. at Wells Cemetery in HarrisonviUe. Friends may call the funeral home today from 6 to 8 p.m. In lieu of Oowers, memorial conbibutions may be made to St. Jude's Research Hospital , P.O. Box 318, Memphis, Tenn. 38101. 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A shower or lhunderstonn could hit northern Ohio Sunday, but much of the weekend is expected to record low was 43 in 1980. Sunset today will be at 9 p.m . Sunrise Saturday will be at 6:02 a.m. Around the nalioo Clouds and fog hung over much of lhe East Coasl and the Midwest early today. The weather was cloudy to fair in lhe West. Forecasters predicted scattered showers in the mid-Adantic Coast swes and in lite Pacific Nonhwest today , while warm, sunny skies were expected from the northern Plains to lite Northeast Thursday evening, showers and strong lltunderstorms were seal· tered across the lower Mississippi VaHey and lhe Soullteasl Thunder· storms deluged Harris, Ark. , willt Iwo inches of nun in just20 min · utes. :s~~~:~~~e~dfs $24 million winner keeps his cool degrees each afternoon. GENEVA, Ohio (AP) - Todd The recool high temperature for Mi lls has a big problem. He lhis date at the Columbus weather doesn'l much care for the lifestyles station was 94 degrees in 1954. The of lhe rich and famous. But now he Continued rrom pa e 1 R MUSeum... the Coun Street stage. At II a.m. there will be a per- formance by area clogging groups and a western dance demonstration followed by Denver Rice on his ever-popular toilet seat guitar at noon. A clothing fashion show complete wilh historical narration will be presented by the women's auAiliary of the 91sl Ohio Volunteer Infantry Group, Company B, at I 2:30 p.m. followed by a demon stration by Company Bat 1:15 p.m. Outhouse races will be held at 2 p.m. followed by the musical enter· tainment ol Dee and Dallas. Caooe Rally Area Boy Scout groups will be sponsoring the Meigs Canoe Rally on Saturday with sign-up at 9 a.m. at the levee area in Pomeroy. This rally is open to the public and not limited only to !iCOul members. Three events will be featured including a milk run, slalom and two-mile marathon. All events require IWO persons rowing. Trophies will be awarded for fiJ'St and second place in aU events and there is a S5 entry fee per rower. Starting time for lite races will be 10 am. at the levee and further infoonalion on the canoe rally may be obtained by calling 992-2439, 992-5959 or 742-2010. Otbtr lldivities There will be antique show by the Russ and Hope Moore in the larger mini-pad on Court Street in Pomeroy all day Saturday as well as a quilting demonstration and sale of items by lite Meigs Coumy Senior Citizens Center. Sky Cone of the Home Eco· nomics Department at Ohio Uni · versity will organize a display on an array of summertime cloth in~ in Weather South-Central Oblo Tonight, mostly cloudy . Low 60-65. Chance ol rain is 20 percent. Saturday, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. High 75-80. Chance of rain is 40 percent Extended rorec:ast: Suoday througb Tuesday: Sunday, a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the 60s. Highs in mid-70s to low 80s. Monday, fair north. A chance or showers or thunderstorms south. Lows from the mid-50s to low 60s. Highs in the mid-70s to low 80s. Tuesday, fair. Lows in the 50s. Highs in the 70s to low 80s. Stocks Am Ele Power ... .. .... 32 1/4 Ashland Oil ......... ............ 30 112 AT&T... ..... ................ ..... .43 l/4 Bank One ............... ......... ... .45 l/4 Bob Evans ........ ............ 16 1/2 Charming Shop ..... ............ .30 1(2 City Holding .. . .. . .. 20 Federal Mogul . .. . 17 3/4 Goodyear T&R . 66 3/4 Key Centurion ................... 20 Lands End... . . .32 1(2 Limited Inc .............. ....... 21 3/4 Multimedia Inc.... .28 3/4 Rax Restaurant. .. .. ........... 7/8 Reliance Electric ............ ... 19 Robbms&Myers... ..... 15 3/4 Shoney's Inc ............. ... .21 3/4 Slar Bank ... .. . ... ... 36 l/4 Wendy Int'l. ................. .... 11 1/4 Worthington Ind ........ ....... 23 7/8 Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Dlunl, Ellis and Loewi of Gallipolis. the wiridow of Clark's Jewelry. In addition to this variety of even IS lltere will also be crafters on Coun Street selling their goods. St. Paul Lutheran Church in Pomeroy wiU be serving lunch Saturday from II a.m. to 4 p.m. in the church's air-conditioned fellowship haU willt a menu of hot dogs, sloppy Joes, cole slaw. potato chips, soft drinks, tea, lemonade, coffee and desserts. The public is invited. The Trinity Church of Pomeroy, Second and Lynn Streets, will have an ice cream social Saturday from I I a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Homemade chicken and noodles, sloppy joes, hot dogs. ham, ham salad, potalo salad, co le slaw, baked beans, cakes, differenl beverages and homemade ice cream will be available. Flavors of 1ce cream are chocolate, vanilla, peach, lemon , strawberry, pineapple, banana and several special flavors available by lhe dip. Food is available for eat· ing-in the air-conditioned social rooms or for carry-out. For carry out call, 992-3 172. Bush ... Continued rrom page I welcome in Panama, where the United States in 1989 removed a dictator, would help offset the critic ism the president would get on the env~ronm enl in Rio de Janeiro. Instead, it only served to show still more problems in an area usu· ally regarded as his strong sutl foreign policy. AIthough friendly crowds lined th e streets between the Panama City airport and the presidential palace on Bush's arrival, after his lun ch with President Guillermo Endara he encountered far more hostility from those on lhe streets on his way 10 downtown Porras Plaza. Some scowled; ollters held aloft anli ·American banners. There already was smoke from burning ores and garbage in the air as Bush mounted the platform in the packed plaza for an address to the people of Panama. Suddenly, there was a series of small explosions from an intersec llon near the plaza. The air quick! y filled with tear gas and Bush rubbed his eyes. Bush rose and headed toward lhe microphone, as if he were going to address the crowd. Suddenly agents circled Bush . One draped a long bullelpCOOf coat around his shoulders. The president waved off an agent's offer of a handkerchief to wipe his eyes, while Mrs. Bush, who has an eye condition, rubbed her eyes and looked startled . Onlookers described the presidenl as pale. The crowd was beginning to brealt down lhe wooden hamer that separated them from the buffer zone - an area between the crowd anc,lllte platform containing mainly a few reporters and photographers and ageniS. The agents then formed a tight circle around Bush and Mrs. Bush and led !hem bock off stage. Units responds to 5 calls Units of the Meigs County Emergenc y Medical Service responded to five calls for assistance Thursoay afternoon and early Friday morning. On Thursday at I :41 p.m. lhe Middleport unit went to Zuspan Hollow Road for Teresa Wise who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 2:44 p.m. the Racine unit wen 1 to Forked Run Stare Part for Jeffrey Watson, taken to Camden Clark Memorial Hospital . The Rutland unit, at 9: II p.m. VETERANS MEMORIAL was called to New Lima Road for THURSDAY ADMISSIONS - Tammy Searls who was transported Harvey Erlewine. Rolland; Nelson to Pleasam VaHey Hospital. Watson, Pomeroy. On Friday at I:2 1 a.m. the MidTHURSDAY DISCHARGES - dleport unil went to Riverview Connie Higham, Dale Maidens, Drive for Edgar Thomas who was John On! and Annie Davis . taken 10 Holzer, and at 2:07a.m. the Pomeroy unit went to East Main Street for Guy Shuler who was treated but nOI transported. has $24 million to deal willt and a lol of people who want to shake his hand. Mills claimed I he Ohio Lot· lery's Super Lotto jackpo1 Thurs· day at the lottery's headquarters m Cleveland. The lottery offered to host a news conference starring th e newest multimillionaire. The 21· year-old bachelor politely declined. But well-wishers sough! him oul and reporters pestered htm for imerviews at his modest home in thts northeast Ohio town. He asked a newspaper camera· man no1 to photograph him . He asked a television video cameraman to stay across lite street from his home as he mel with lite televi sion stalion' s reporter. Why so shy' " I don't know," Mills said. " I don ' 1 want to make a big deal about iL " His friend Jim Sanliago . 31, explained it litis way: "He doesn'l want to be bothered. He's a modes! guy. He's not flamboyanl. " Mills celebraled his birthdav Tuesday. The lottery drawing was Wednesday night. He will have after·UU income of $706, 153 for the next 26 years. He was lite only player willt the win· ning tickel. Afler claiming his prize, Mills drove to a Madison Township car dealership and bought a General Motors Corp. truck from Santiago for about $26,000. He had just bought a new car two weeks ago. The truck ''just kinda looked nice sitting on the lol." he explained. Mills plans to keep hi s job as production specialist at Avery Den· nison in Painesville. The company makes pressure sensitive adhesives and materials. He took lite day off Thursday but planned to return to work today . Mills credits luck and his mollt · er with his good forwne. He hadn '1 played the lottery in over a year and even then he would "JuSt grnb a ticket here or there." But Wednesday evemng was: different. He and his mother. : Donna Mills, an avid lottery player, · were in Eagle Supermarket in : Geneva and she made him buy lot· : tery Dckets: The computer picked : h1s numbers - I. 3, 28, 31, 36 and , 39. "I was stand1ng behind three : people and I didn't wanl to wait," : he said. " I guess you can say I'm • Impatient. Bul my mom forced me : to stay there. I bought $5 wmth of. • Iickets and lhe numbers were on.. 1he last ticket " • Mills said he's normally a calm ' man . He didn 't change when he, saw th e winnmg numbers on his tiCket. "I called my mom in the kiiJ:hen and she looked at them. My dad looked al them. They were screaming and runnmg up the street and I was sitting on lhe couch," he Sat d. Mills said he doesn't know how he will spend the rest of his money. "If I see something I want, I guess I'll geltt," he satd. · Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER June 11 dis<:harges - Eu vella Bechtle, Kathleen Bonecutter ,' Richard Freeman, Virginia Harrell., Hollie Johnson, Glenn is Musser, and Mrs. Dennis Thornton and son. June II births- Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Helms, son, Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moss, son, Crown Cuy Lottery numbers Ohio Loltery Drawings Tburs-' day CLEVELAND (AP) - Here are Thursday mght's Ohio Lottery selections: Pick 3 Numbers 0-6-6 (zero, six, six) Pick 4 Numbers 2·1 ·9·3 (two. one, mne, lltree) Meigs announcements Entertainment Farmers Bank and the Metgs County Museum are sponsoring C.J . and lhe Country Gentlemen SaiUrday evemng beginning at 5 p.m. at the museum. The public is mviled and encouraged to auend. On Sunday The Classics will be performing at I p.m. Mill Park . Group to perform The Conquerors will perform at the Reedsville United Melhodist Chun: h Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. Sel· don Johnson invites the public. Young democrats 10 meet The Meigs County Young Democrats will meet Jun e 25 at ' ~: 10 p.m . at Ulc Carpenter's H..'lllm Pomeroy. Anyone between the ogc s of 18 and 40 are inviied. Su pport group The A l z he~me rs/Re lated Disor rlcrs Suppor1 Group will mee 1 Wednesday al the Meigs Co unty Se nior Cittzens Cen ter at 2 p.m. · Beth Theiss will he lite speaker . Tapes available A new shipment of Me~gs County Heart of the Valley vtdco tapes has been recetved and are available at the Meigs Cou nty ·. Chamber of Commerce. Farmers . Bank, Gtlmorc's Restaurant and Clark's Jewe lr y. If you had rcserved a lllpe, you may pick 11 up . at th e locatio n where you placed Pie baking contest The pie baking coolest at the Meigs County Museum will be Saturday. Fruil ptes should be al lite museum by 3:30 p.m . and winners will be announced and pies auc · tioned at 6:30p.m. Prizes include: $20 from Racine Home National Bank; $5 chicken dinners from Craw's; gifl certtfi · cate from Pleaser's: five pounds of Domt no sugar from Baer's; a glass baking dish from Kroger's and three $5 g1f t cen ifi ca tes from McDonald's The publ1c is invlled and encouraged 10 participale in this contest Racioe couocillo meet Racine Vtllage Council will meet in recessed session Monday at 7 p.m . in council chambe rs at Star yo ur order. Filness program A phys1cal fitness program for · children, sponsored by 1he Meigs . Coun ty Public Library wil l be held at MICk Davenpon's B1g Bend Fil· ness Center in Pomeroy on June 27 . at 2 p m The program will CODSISlS of a presentation on physical fi1ness, plus an explanation of the use of the equipment. The children will be permitted to try oul the equipment themselves. Recognized , Cora Putnam of Reedsville , a com puter science student, received an e•ce llence in employment award a1 Sunday's commencement al Hocking Technical College, Nel · son ville. SJ.ao "L l ...m ~rn , rui )OA• !Utf.A!~ ~ : [;llr SS.OO lnNJ"'t 5~~ ~tJJL ' ·(JI' ~ Sli Q ~ Hospital news FIT TOGETHER AEROBICS by ANGIE CONNOLLY & JEANNIE OWEN at BIG BEND HEALTH •d FITNESS BEGINS JUliE 151 COLONY THEATRE FRI. THRU THURS. ~3' ...... .' ..... "A HIWIOUSI.Y "" 'tOU~ lllp to hutyShOI'C.t\otl1 lftill Uli! GM [llldt t' . . . .,... ..... ...,...,"'bbf . ... ,..,. .... 1'1«1«1 - ~~~ DIVINE COMIII'I --·-A. \KIOPI GOlDIRG rg.SISJH _...._._._ ............................ I I , l THfo i.P-11~ 4 SfCII I \otoola. T'l.lMln II' Ma 4"() <.._110..'1()108> .o\oo.1,!t.•l ~ Mo-~··r ·WedHsday- I0:00 A.M. Mo-:7 ·Titnlay- 6:30P.M. -FELH ~ULU WaaHSCiars - 5:30 r_.m. CALL 247-4285 or 992·6893 FOR PRE-REGISTRATION & INFORMAnON = 611tw OIIII'IIRO SHOW 7:» ADIIISSIOI$1.11 4...,3 'I 1' I lb.•• ,.. ~~nJRD.I• & t I ', I ~ 1 1 \1 ,_ . .• ~UNOIT IUT!IIlH OIILY 1:10' l :IO I I I �Friday. June 12, 1992 Sports ,, The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 12, 1992 Page-4 - Mariners sale approved 25-1 SEATTLE (AP) - Major league baseball owne~ fmaUy hit a home run for Seattle business leaders and baseball fans when they approved the sale of the Mariners to a !,'fOup that will keep the team m town. '' Today is the beginning of a new era for baseball here in the Northwest," Mayor Norm Rice said after the ownm voted 25-1 in New York Thursday to confirm the deal. T he vote brought to an end months of behind-the-scenes nego'· t1ation s as owners wrangled with ·. the question of allowing non-North American owne~hip of the American League Marine~. Approval of the purchase by the Japanese-led Baseball Club of Seattle came only after the baseball owners were assured that day -today con trol of the team would remain in Seattle, rather than with Hiroshi Yamauchi, president of Nintendo Co. Ltd. of Kyoto, Japan. Yama uchi is putting up $75 million of the Baseball Club's $125 million investment. "We' re just relieved," said Mick McHugh, owner of F.X. McRory's, as he dispensed free champagne Thursday afternoon . The restaurant, located across the street from the Kingdome, where the Mariners play, is a favorite watering spot for Seattle's spons .crowd. Loss of the team would have hit owners hip commiuee followed, l(jngdome-area businesses hard , he with membe~ repeatedly requesting more infonnation and a restrucsaid. turing of the deal to reduce His clientele was also pleased. "I think it's just wonderful," Japanese control. But when the vote came Thurssaid R1ck Ladwig, a plant manager. day, only the Cleveland Indians "It takes the weight off the sboul· voted against the sale. Smulyan dcrs of the team and the fan s to will get $106 million, with the know we have a professional baseinvesto~· additional $19 million to ball club in town." But while Seattle welcomed the be used to operate the club. Despite Yamauchi's sizeable assurances that th e Manners who arrived in the city in 1977 investment, he agreed to lower his after a nasty lawsuit - would pertentage of the voting stock from finally he Sea!tlc's team, the team's 60 percent to below 50 percen~ and ge neral manager held out little to limit his power to decisions hope things would change on the involving the club's relocation or sale, or the dissolution of the panfield. The Mariners have just finished nership. Control of the team will be in a 2-7 road sland for a 23-35 record, the hands of John Ellis, chairman sliding to share the cellar of the AL of Puget Sound Power & Light Co. West with California. in suburban Bellevue. Manager Woody Woodward Yamauchi, speaking at a news said Thursday he w1ll not know his conference in Tokyo, said his role, hi s budget, or the team's investment "is in every respect short· or long ~terrn direction until th e new owners have taken over passive. "The reason why I consented to from outgoing owner Jeff Smulyan invest in the club was to allow the of Indianapolis. Seattle Marine~ to stay in Wash· The deal was f1ve months in the ington state, where my family making. are," he said. Nintendo members Smulyan put th e team up for America, Inc., is based in nearby of sale in Dcce mber. No Seattle buyer Redmond, Wash., and its president was in sight and fans worried Smulyan would try to move the is Minoru Arakawa, Yamauchi's team to Florida if none was found. son-in-law. Yamauchi said he would "never The Baseball Club of Seattle touch the management of the club announced its offer in late January. at all." Repeated meetings of baseball's 4 4 S.S 6 7 - ~2 i.l 1-ITfS - Gwym, San Dle&o. 79; Knlk, Pfliladtlplu.l, 71; Pmdlewn, A.tlarll.l, 76; T . Fcmandn.. S1n Die1o, 72; Finley. .S26 508 2.1 In I he majors ... NATIONAL LEAGUE Eutem IM'Won Team * Ptt. 569 .500 .500 .473 464 .441 W L Pm.~burgh .. .33 New Yor'.l 19 St Lou11 .. ..... ... 29 Monuul .. .26 Ph.iladdpha. .. ,... 26 Oucago ........ .. 26 25 29 29 29 JO 32 CB - Wtslt:n I:HvWon CINONNAll 32 San Di.qo . ......32 San Fr&nQICO ..... 30 At.lant.a . . 30 L...o. AnJdCI .... 26 Hounm .. 25 ~o . ~71 24 27 Tl 2<J 29 473 34 424 Howlllll, 69; Sbc.ffield, San Dieao. 69 : Jl MoGnll, S.O Diq• 69 OOlTBLES - VanSlyke., Piallbuzah, 19: Duncan. Philadelphia, 17; W. Qui , .., l .l TRIPLES - Today's £1mts I.AUI.I (Oibome 5-2), 8:35p.m Satunlay's games Loa Anseles (C and toll• 6 · .cl) al CNCrNN ATI (Bdcher 5·6) , I{)~ p.m. San DtCJo (Senunl!l 0.. \ ) 11 AUt.n~ (S molu 6..5), 7 .\0p.m. l'"ltubufJ)l (hlactOI 1-1) at New Ycrt (Schot.urll 6-2). 7 !Op.m \{ontrea1 (N 1bholz 4-4) u Ch1t1go Phdadelphta (Sc ht11ma Hounon ~ - 3\ 11 St Sunday's games l'ltuburah at New Yld , 1.4{1 p.m San Diego 11 At.l.tnta. 2·\0 p m \imtreal 11 Ouc.a,o, 2 20 p.m San i·nncuoo at • wAOn. 2 3~ p.m Pluladelptua u SL Lu..~a ,) 15 p .m l.<>t Angdca "CP.-JClr-.'NAn . X 05 rm A\IERICA:> LEAGlE fo:ua~m l)hlskMI w l Pel. Tum 12 m Torunto 621 12 Ralt.unorc 29 27 lli MUwaukoe 491 29 :-.lew Ylrl. 401 n Bott(Il (;8 ""' """'" Cl fVFl~o\1"-'[) I 7 ""' " "24 ll '"' Ill ll.l }4 4{11 W t~ l un Ohblon o..u.nJ 24 l86 Jl l7 Ji lh l6l }4 Tell! I "" " ""'"" ''"II II "" " Thursday's Mmnea0t1 l Q1JclgO Kanul (Jty )) 42 1 197 197 ll (' al1 forrua Suulc j('{}r~ f 1J1fom.11 4, Ouca10 0 l"orwt.u 4, 80Jtm 0 IJ.hllTIOT'C 7. Detra.t 5 Tonl~ht's 2ames ~ -4) 11 Tormt.u (Such 3· fi,JWJJ ('o'tnl• 5), 7 35 y.m New Yorl { K•mJ~tnJ~tdJ withl HOME RUNS - Bondi, Pin..-t:ourah. 14: M ~Gn ff, San Dieao. 14; Man Willilll\l, San Fnnciloo, 11; Pendleton. Allanll. II. Sbcffidd., San lhcao, 10; L Wali.t:r, MOI"JI.tCal, J(), Dauhon. Phi.ladcl· plu>, 10. STOLEN BASES - Griuom, Mon· t.te~l. 29; Lank.ford, SL J...ouiJ, 19", Ganl, Adanll, 19: Lewil, San Fran cUco, 11 : DeShield•, Montreal, 17: Robem , CINONNAn . 17: Bondi. P'ilutMqh, 17 . PITCHING (B dc:cWon.t) - Gf.vtne, Atlanta, 9-J, . 7~0. 2.7S; Tomlin, PitlJ · """"7-J, 700, 326; Honhiler, U. An · 1daa. &-3, .661, 3.51: Ldferu. SUl Dteao. 7-4, 636, 3 . 61 ~ Ba~k.ie , Chicaao. S-l, . 6~. 0&; Sc.hillin&. Philadelphia, S·3, 6~. 109; K.. Hill. Mmtre.al, ~ - 3, .6n, 247: Po!wlal. lkutm, S-3, .625,1&4 SllUK.EOlJTS - Cone, New York. 95; Smoltt, At1anLI, 13: S . Fern anda. New YM. &3; Kevin Oroa., Loa An,da, 70: Dnbck, PiiUburJh. 69; Rc.l chc.r . ., ctueaao. SAVES - Lee Sm11h, St. Ului•. 1~ : D June1, Hou1ton, 14 ; Ch ult0r1 . CINC!NNA n . 13: Myers . San DteJO . 13: Mttch Williama, Ph Uaddphn, ! 1, Weuelllld, Montrc&l, 9: McDowell. L01 Aua.de~, 9". Franco, Nc:w YO"li... 9 Amerlran Lea2ur BATTING - Puckett, Mtnnuoll . 353, Bordtd., Oakland. H9: R Alomar . Toront.u. 329-. R Kelly. Ne• Ycrl., 314. Mol1tor. Md,.aukee. 317. Wmr1e ld, Toron!o, 117, Knoblauch , M~nnetola, .JI ~ RUNS - P>.tdc!!, Mtnne•ot•. 46, Mad:,~. 45. \torGW"U"e, Oal.land. 44. Knnhlauch , Mmn01o1.1 . 41. Ptullipt. Demnt, 40: MatW"Ig1y. New Yor~. 38; S1ern, Tun , 37, Wh1 •.e, Toronto, 37. Carta. ToronLO, J7 RBI . McGwue. Oill~nd, 49: Puck· at, MtMCJCKa, 49 Fu:Jder, Detnut, 46, Andmrn, Balumorc, 42, Carter, Torrnt.u. 41, Gnffq·. Seattk. 4{1, S1ern. TeuJ, 40 lilT S Pudelt . M1 nne aou. 84; M.acl, Mtnnc:.aou, 71, HacqJa. CLEVE· l.Ar-.lJ, 70, R. Almur. TonnlD, 70: Ster· ra. Tuu , 70: Winfield. Tm::w~to, 70, R KeU~ . New York. f/1 DOUIILES - t: Marunez , S1'..1Uie. 20 : Joync.r, K..an..au C•ty , 19, lUll, New Yod . \8. Reuner, Tuu. 17 ; Jdlena, Kanm Cuy, 11. Mlltmgly , New Yod:, 17.~ uebe(!Withl\ TII.IJ'I..F.S - Andenon, Balumore.. 6; Devmau1. BlltUTlore. 4: E Ma rtJ.nez, SeaWe.. 3, L JoMaoo, Clue. go. ~ : RwU , Booon, 3; Pucl:en, Mmnmol.l, 3: Cuu:r, TormtD,]: Raina, ChiCigO, ) . HOME RUNS - McOwue, Oilland, 22; Deer, Deuo1t, Hi. hun Gonulez., I )) 11 cu:VELA."'D CS•R.Y J. 3), 7 1~ p.m Oaltunn~ (Muu1n1 7-1) at Detroll (Aldred 2·5). 7 35 p.m Chtugo ( Houah 2-1) 11 M1nnuou (S mU~ty D. Sanden, A\.lada, l &, Finle~. Hwnon. 6; Alica., SL Loo.11, 6: Offamlll, t..o. Anada., 4; Grace, OuCI· 8 o, 4; Butlrz, Loa Anac.lca. 4: 10m tiod CINO~'NATI . ~:G . M.ddw.. Louu (Dd..eon 2-6), H0:5 p.m " .roo. l44: 7-J, McOon<ld.ll<llim<n. 7- ), .700,3.91; Jamie Mc:uit, Torcao. 7-3, .700, 3.94. STIUX.EOUTS - Clemen•. BOlton , 9-4: Ju•D G1Wn1n, Toronlo, 71: Pvcz, New Ycd, 69; R. John1on, So.u.Je., 67; Appier, K1uu City, 66; K. Brown, Tr.~.u, 62; J01eGumwt, Ttua, 62. SAVES - Ecilanlcy, OU.luui. 22; Olaoo. Daltimo~ 17; Api.lcn., Minneaota, 16 ; Jeff Ruuell, Tc.ua, 16: Monl · lotncf)'. Kanan Cil)', 14: Huve-y. Cali· rom.i., ll; 'f1titpen. OUCIJO, 13; Ral" doo, lioola>, I J. Transact ions Wallach, MOIDc&l. 1~ : 7 uc tied will! 14. Monuml (M artlllu 6--4) 11 Ch!l:aa.o { M~an ~-2), 1:20 I? rn. Lot AngdCI (Ojo.U 3-3) 11 CINCIN· NATI (Hammond-4-2), 7:35 p.m. San Dieso (Bene:•_ 5· 5) at Alhnu (Glavme \J-3), ?40 p.m Pitt.lbur&h (fomhn 7-3) 11 New Yort n'<nw>O.. l ~ l). 1 4{1 p.m San Fnnciaco (Uuricu 5-2) at Houstoo (Po rtuJ.al5-3), 8:35 pm Phih delph•• (Robuuon 1·0) 11 St ~ - ~)at ,.. s-3, .m. JS~ N•c. aEVEU.ND. San F1l0citoo, 15; Pmdldon, Allanll., 1~ : games Thursday rCuullo 4-5) , 8 m_p_.m San F"ncuco (Wtlsoo (llarrus ch Hi). 8 · ~ p.m. NewY~.40. Toronto, 1- l, .1/5, 2.37; J(. , Brown, TC.lu, 9·3, .7SO, 3.11 ; McDowell, O:icl· 5·3), ~-(1.5 p .m Karuu C1ty (Pichll1io I 2) 11 Caltrornu (Lingnon .S-4), 10:35 p.m. Tu.u (Ryu1 ()..2) 11 OU.Un(j (Moore 1-4), 10:1.5 p.m. M.tlw•ukee (Nuarro 6--4) ac Suttle. (llanaon 2·9), IO ·ll p.m Teut, 14: rarua:o. Oakland, I] ; T«tlotm, Detroit., \J; Bdle, a.EVELAND. 12; Grifrey . Seau.le, 12; Pud:c:tr, MinnCIOUI. 12 .Ctrtt:t,Tormlil, 11 STOLEN B ASF.S - I...ofwn. CLEVE · lAND. 26; R Hendenon, ()Uland, 22; l..uuct\. Milw1ukee, 20: Andc:nm. Balli· more, \9". Polonia, Cal.tfomia , 17, Rainel . Dtiuso. 17: Knoblauch. Muwiii*IU. 16. PITCHING (@ dec!non•) - flcrrunlj. Seattle., 9-1, .900, H8: Mu&aU\a. Balu· more , 7-1. 87~ . 2 60; Ju1n G~tm•n . Baseball American Lu1ue CALI FORNIA ANGELS - Pla ced John Morrit, outfiddc:r, and l...&nc.e Pu· rilh, caldtCl', an the IS-dly diubl.ed liA. Activ1l6d JWlior Felix. oulfielder, from the dinblod li1t. Recalled John Onon, catcher, from Edmonton of the Pacific """' t..p. CHICAGO WHITE SOX - SiiJied 0.0. Gay, pllche:r, to minor· le~p cut· """-TOROrorro BLUE lAYS - lt.allcd Mike Timlin, pitcher, from 1 rehabilil.l· tion uaipmQ'lt 11 Dunedin of the Florida Sutc: Lc:a1ue. Optioned P11 Heru&en, pilcher, 10 Syneu~e of the lnt.emalional Ziegler resigns as NHL president TORONTO (AP) - One of John Ziegler's most overused saymgs was: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." NHL governors, however, have decided that hockey needs fixing and Z1egler's removal as league president after 15 years on the job 1s the first step in the repair. After weeks of rumo~. the governors arc expected to agree during a conference call today to ratify a S2 million buyout package for the four years remaining on Ziegler's contracL "I don ' t know whether he 's being fl.red or he's resigning," said Alan Eag leson, the former NHL union leader and one of Ziegler's close friends. "He's relieved to be going, and he's going with dignity. He will sit tight for a few years. He . 81ltimore (Mi l• eki ~ - 3) 11 Oelroil (l..c:i.ter 4-J), 7:«! K..anu• City (K~ I ·0) 1t California ..e.m. 1-l), IW.S p.m. Milwaukee (Wqman 6-~) (l(.nn><o 0-0), JO,Ql pm. (PWey 11 St.tllle Sunday'• pmes ~at Toronto. l:3.5 p.m. New Yod: aa Cl.EVEI.AND, I :3.5 p.m. Baltimonl at Dcoil.. 1:35 p.m. Mim-*. p.m. Cltloaao " zm Tcsu II ()Kiand, •:m p.m. K.atau City It Calif01111.1, 4:0$ p.m. Mil••ube 11 50111111. .. :35 p.m. Major league leaders Notional Loagu• BA TTINO - Kruk, Philadelphia . .n2; Gwynn, San Diqo, .351; VanSlyke. Pi""""xJ>, .337; w. Clut. s.. """"""" , has a golden handshake and that is .. good . The govemo~ will issue a state· mcnt after their call and Ziegler's spok es man, Bill Wilkerson, has sc hedul ed a news conference for later in the day. ZJcglcr, unavailable for comment Thursday , is to leave office Sept. 30. His contract, reponedly worth $1 million a year, had been automatically extended on June I through the 1995-96 season. There are repons the 58-year· old Detroit lawyer will receive a $2 million se verance package plus a pension of $250,000 annually at age 62. There has been no decisiOn on a replacement. "There is no leading candi· date," said one governor. "There .... Nadonal Lua• COLORADO ROCKJES - Sil'led hue Btmet and Jon~than Goodrich , pu:htn, 1.0 minm·lcape COIIO"Icu. MONTREAL EXPOS - Siped EYCfttl Swll, pitclxtr, to a minor-lclp emtDCL Acti.vakld Ivan Calderon, outfielder, fn:m the 15 -day diJab1ed !ill. OpUonod Mau Sl&irl. W\fid.de:r, to lndi~n~nnl•• of the Arneric.m A.llociation. Scr!t B~iJ[..m. dlun, pildw6,1o lndi..,pctW: on a 20-d.ly rd!abilil.ation ulipnent. ~ YORK METS - Sian«~ Dm:IF: Baker and Jame. Kndt, pilchen; Alfred Hammell, e.at.:brr, Sa.ephan L...ac:iey, shOI'\· 110p; Jmh111 Hagu, lhird bucman, 1r1d Jury Hinldo, outfidclcr, tG mmm· le.aJUe - PHD..ADEL.PtllA PHill.IES - An · noun ced that D•nny Col, pitcher, hu de&R'ld •ai"ea and is a fmc •lent. Sianod Mike Shiprwl, catcha, and Kevin Alp:r and Gary Hennann , p1tcben, to minor · JUSt hasn't been time. The function to date was to reach an agreement with John, not to find a replace ment.'' Among reponed candidates are Paul Beeston, president of the Toronto Blue Jays; Gary Bettman, ge neral counsel of the NBA; Richard Patrick, president of the Washington Capitals; Richard Pound, chainnan of the International Olympic Committee's marlccting co mmission; and Ken Dryden, a Toro~to lawyer and former NHL goaltender. Also mentioned have been several American executives with strong television backgrounds. During Ziegler's term the league deve loped superstars like Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux, but failed to develop its market notably in the United States. Although the NHL usually played to sellout crowds, its last regular season game shown on American commercial network television was 10 1975 - two years before Ziegler took office. While network TV filled the coffers of other leagues, the NHL scrambled for a paltry $5-million SportsChannel deal on the eve of last season. The television failures kept hock ey from auaining the statu s (See ZIEGLER on Page S) O'DEll leap c.ootri.CU Football :JN«V'alia NaUonal Poolba.ll 1Aajw GREEN BAY PACKERS - Sttned Do n Ma ji owaki, qulrterbaci, 1nd Bemud Ftml., wide ~ver. Waived Ron y ouna. wide recci.ver LUMBER~ KANSAS aTY CHIEFS - S11ned Erick AndenOil, linebacker, lO two mc)'e&r oorunr;tJ PHI!ADEIJ'HIA EAGlES - NOW'S THE TIME! s..,od See us lor repa1rrng or replac•ng damaged s10rm w•ndows & screen~ Roy Green, Titua Dilon, and Quintin Sm.ilh, •ide rece.ivtn; Dale J~ .. 1nd Kip Teuda. cwnerback; Ronm.t Willi&mJ and. Grq,ory DuUclJ, ti.abt Clldl; and Har· vey Wibm. fmc Kf"ety. Hockey N.UO.W ll«key ~..ape BOSTON BRU1NS - Named Mike. O'ConneU, toach of their Providence team in the AmeDee Hoctty Leap. CHICAGO BLA.CKHAWXS - An nwnced that ~ Ktmln will rdinquilh tw JM u eo~d\ and ranain acncn.l man· ZIF.GLF.R RESIGNS -John Ziegler, shown in a file pbolo, announced Thursday his resignation as NHL president alter IS yea rs at the post. Speculation as to the nature or his resignation would be addressed today, according to a league spokesman. (AP) aget. Named Duty! Suuercoach. LOS A.NOEI...J3s lUNGS - Aped w COOUlld te:rmJ, wi1h Roben l.ana. ca!l.cr' 1nd Tim Wanen, dcfen•c.man . An · nounced the !Uipation of Ralpb Back· ltrom, COJtch of !hair PhorrtiJ. lUm U1 the lnu:m1tional Hoclley l.Npc. MONTREAL CANADIENS Named Jaoque~ Ilanal eoach and aiJncd h.Jm Ill 1 ttuee. ycu contlKl SAN JOSE SHARKS - Si.IJIGd San· -WINDOWS REPAIRED Wo otock all olzoo ol Ill••· Wo atoo otocl< PteJd.GI•• lor uloly In olorm dooro. d11 Omlnic.h, de.fenamu.n, and Dan R~ · der, p.ilm~: Named iun Budr;c direc- tor cl pro ICOituJ.a. 1 YEAR FREE LOT RENT IN COUNTRY PARK S•turday's &•mrs 8Mon (}Wed! Z.J) at T c.-onto (Stoe · dcrnyre S-4), I p.m. OUciF (McDowell 8-]) II Minneeot.~ (Encktm J.-4), I :05 p.m. New York (Perea ~ - 4) at CLEVE. · LAND (Otto 4-4), I:]~ p.m. Texu (Wiu '1-4) 11 Otk.land (Sunnrt 4·S), -4:05p.m. ership group lor buying the team Thursday. The sale, approved 25-l by major league owners, was five montbs in the making. 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So it was Thursday night at SkyDome when Clemens, base· ball's best pitcher these days, faced Morris, baseball's reigning best big-game pitcher. Morris beat Clemens this time, tossi ng a four-hiuer that led Toronto past Boston 4-0. The Blue Jays won their fourth in a row and the Red Sox have los! nine of 13. "I 've faced Morris many times, and if you don't get to him early, hke any top-notch staner he'll settle in and get his momentum goin g," Clemens said. Cle mens had been 9-0 10 his prev ious 12 starts against the Blue Jays. But Joe Carter, Dave Win · fi eld and Pat Borders homered off Clemens, and that was plenty for Morris . ·'There's no denying he's one of the great pitchm in the game today - probably the bes~" Morris said. "But he's been beaten before and he'll be beaten again." In other games, California defea ted Chicago 4-0 and Balti more downed Detroit 7. 5. Clemens (9-4) had won his last six starts overall and was leading the majors with a I .56 ERA. Morris (7 -3) pitched his first shutout since Game 7 of the World Series lasi-October. He walked three and struck out two in his fifth complete game of the season and hi s 27th regular-season shutout. "I don't know if I'd call this my be st performance of the year," Morris said. "Maybe after the sixth inning. That's about the time all my pitches staned to click." Clemens gave up seven hits and left after Winfield's solo home run m tl1e eighth inning made it4-0. He struck out seven and walked three. Caner put Toronto ahead with a two-run homer in the third inning. Caner's 12th home run of the sea· son carne with two ouL Borders hit a solo homer, his sixth, in the seventh inning. Win field hit his lOth home run of the season and the 416th of his career in the eighth. Angels 4, White Sox 0 Ben Blyleven got his 281st vic· tory. Blyleven (2-0) gave up four hits in six innings and struck out four at Chicago. Joe Grahe, shifted from being a starter to a stopper since Bryan Harvey was sidelined with elbow trouble, pitched 2 2/3 innings for his f1~t major I~ save. Lee Stevens h1t a two-run double in the top of the sixth for a 3-0 lead against Alex Fernandez (3-7). Luis Polonia scored twice and stole two bases, a day after he stole four times. Orioles 7, Tigers 5 Joe Orsulak hit a three -run homer in the fust inning and Balumore won at Tiger Stadium. Orsulak's fust home run of the season capped a four-run inning againsl Bill Gullickson (7-4) . Rob Deer hit his 16th home run for Detroit Travis Fryman also homered for Detroit. Alan Mills (3·1) pitched I 1/3 innings for the victory and Gregg Olson went I 1/3 innings for ht s 17th save. Waltrip looking for first Winston Cup victory in Spark_Plug 500 By MIKE OWEN LONG POND, Pa. (AP) Nobody has to remind Michael Waltrip that he has yet to wm a Winston Cup race. He's just not going to let it put extra pressure on him. "I'~ happy if I run well and run co mpClltively ," said Waltrip , whose only second-place finish on NASCAR's top circuit came at Pocono International Raceway m Jun e 1988. ' 'I'm my own worst en tic. " If there' s any pressure on me, I do put it on myself. I feel like the ability that I have will be good enough to win a lot of races." Pole qualifying is today on the 2 l/2 -mtle tri -oval at Pocono for Sunday's Champion Spark Plug 500. "I feel like I know how to wtn,'' said Waltrip, in his seventh year as a Winston Cup regular. " I thmk we deserve to win a race." Actually, he has visited Victory Cirt:le, but not in a race that counts m the season standings. In each of the last two years. Waltrip has won th e Winston Open. a race for drivers who didn't win the previous season. "I needed it bad because of how things had gone," he said. The 29-year-old Waltrip fondly recalls his 1988 runner-up finish . "I was running flfth or sixth or seventh," he said. "I was having a decent run. We pitted with 40 or so laps to go .... With about seven or e1ght laps to go, the guys who were runmng in front of me began to pit fo r gas. They all kept pitling, except for Geoff Bodine." Both gambled on fuel and Bod · 1nc won the race. Last year, Waltrip fmished 18th after starting fifth in the June race. The following month, at least 10 cars were involved in a wreck about a third of the way through the race - but Waltnp didn't even make it that far. He crashed on the 14th lap. Waltrip has dnven the Bahari Racing Pontiac to only one top-10 fmish this year, a fourth-place showing at Rockingham, N.C., in the second race of the season. He ha s been ready for so me lime for his fmt Winston Cup viclory. He figures he' s been close a co uple of times - notably in the season-opening Daytona 500. "We were sitling at Daytona running second with seven laps to go and broke." he said. Sunday's race gives season le ader Davey Allison a chance to rebound after finishing 28th last Sunday at Sonoma, Callf. Allison's finish helped several drive~ close the gap in the season race, with defending champion Dale Earn hardt pulling within 28 points essentially a differen ce of s1x places in one race. Bill Elliott is only three points behind Earnhardt and Harry Gant is one back of Elliott. All three drivers often run strong at Pocono. Waltrip hasn't finished in the top 10 at Pocono since that secondplace fmish four years ago, but he likes the unusual layout of varied turns and straightaways. "That's the only track we shift gears on -(only) oval - other than the road courses," Waltrip said. "That makes it a little more challenging." Reynolds case 'a quadruple dilemma,' says IAAF chief INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The afterward . "We fmd ourselves in the mid· Butch Reynolds case is "a quadru· pi e dilemma." according to the die of a four-way inte~tion, with president of track and field 's traffic coming from all directions . No one shows any sign of stop· national governing body. Reynolds, the former Ohio State ping," said Frank Greenberg, press1ar who holds the 400-meter Ident ofTAC. world, was suspended for two years "First, as the U.S. member of by the International Amateur Ath· letic Federation, track and field's the IAAF, we are obliged by law to world governing body , after abide by international rules, and we allegedly testing positive for must protect U.S. athletes," Green· steroids following a European meet berg said. "Second, as American citizens we're bound to uphold in August 1990. But a district court judge in U.S. law. It's very obvious that the ·. Columbus, Ohio, has issued a tern - rules of the IAAF and the injunc. · porary restraining order allowing tion of the Ohio coun are at odds. ''Third, this situation threatens . Reynolds to compete, despite the 1he eligibility of American athletes. IAAF's ban. The IAAF has made it clear that The judge will rule June 18 on anyone who competes against a whether Reynolds should be persuspended athlete risks disqualifi. mitr.ed 111 run in the Olympic trials cation. And fourth ... it s our .June 19-28 in New Orleans. responsibility to guaranlee the proThe Athletics Congress' executeCtion of athletes as individuals. tive commiuee will hold a r.elecon· "The matter of Butch Reynolds ·ference call today to discuss"the case and will release a statement is a great concern forT AC.'' LUMBER WEEKLY FALLA WAY TAG - Toronto second base· man Jeff Kent (right) ralls backwards to make the out tag on Boston's Tom Brunansky at sec· ond base in the fifth inning of Thursday night's game in Toronto, which the Blue Jays won 4-0. (AP) Bulls, Trail Blazers sputtering into second half of NBA Finals By MIKF. NADEL PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Air vs. Glide. Beast of the East vs. Best in the West. Defending champs vs. talented challengers. The players and teams everyone wanted to see in the NBA Finals. Yet here they are, the Chicago Bulls and Portland Trail Blazers, exchanging airballs and tumovm, sputtering and slopping their way to a series tic heading into tonight's Game 5. These are the two best teams in basketball'' "You talk about the athletes on th e floor , Michael Jordan and Clyde Drexler, you expect to see some high-flying stuff," Portland coac h Rick Adelman said Thursday. "But both teams' success real· ly depends on how well we defend. We take away the things each other docs well. "Both 1eams have great defcns· es. That's why we're here. It is more of a cou nterpunch1ng , half· court situal.ion." Coac hes and players say both team s haven't played thw best. Believe them . " It was an exhibition of inepti· tude that both tea ms played ," Chicago coach Phil Jackson said, explaining a series of founh -quartcr turnovc~ and botched layups m Portland's 93-88 victory Wednesday. The Bulls are mad becau se they've blown two founh -quartcr leads. The Blazers are upset that the Bulls give them so little credit. ' 'We 'vc been in control of every game, but we've made some men· tal mistakes that have cost us ," said Scotuc Pippen, one of Chica go's most mistake-prone players. "We had them on the ropes in Gam e 2 and Game 4. It's JUS! a maHer of going out and playing beller overall." Adelman is am used by th e Bulls' self-pity. "As far as I know, they haven't changed the rules for the Finals," he said. "The games arc still 4R mmutcs long. If the Bulls only play for 42, that's not our problem . "They think they should have won the series already. But if they wanted to be 4-0 and celebrating and dancing on someone's graves, they sho uld have won those two games." . The Trail Blazer.; have woo two of th e last three games de spite playmg well offensively for only a fcw stretches. Their victories were not pretty . Neither was Chicago's win in Game 3. Tlus series features two teams that do n01hing easily. The Bull s rolled through lhc playof fs last season w1th only two losses Tiley have had at lcas1 two defeats m each of their last three rounds this postseason. "It's never easy," said Jordan , who ha.s blamed late-game faUguc fo r h1s failure in th e cl ut ch in Games 2 and 4. The Tra il Blazers have a pen cha nt for gctu ng off to tcrnble star1.S. Sometimes they rally . Sometimes they don 'L In Game 4, they were down by 10 before they scored their first p01nt. trailed by as many as 13 and were sti ll losing by seven wtth less than mne minutes to play. "Boy, 1f they "'Y It's not ea.sy, they oug ht to take a Joyride m our vehicle." Portland's Terry Porter '"id. Portland's Jerome Kersey smd th e Trail Illazcrs wanted Game 4 more than the Bulls did, a fac t Jordan didn't dispute. "They played like it," he said. So Jackson and Jordan have teamed up to challege their tean1 to play better. The coach and the leader want th e Bulls to get mad. If there's one thmg the Bulls have done well is respond to adver sity - they have yet to lose two playoff games in a row. Indians utilizing bullpen to reverse pace toward 100-loss season CLEVELAND (AP) - The handed' How do certain hiucrs do Cleveland Indians had clearly been aga10st righl and left-handcrs' li ow on a pace for another 100-loss sea- hav e they done against your pttch · son . Lately though , manager Mike crs 10 the past'" The re arc other times when you Hargrove has gotten some relief. as gamble. 1he team went 6~4 in the las! I0 " I'm not a slave to staustics." games . he sa id . "Sometimes you go on His bullpen has become one of your baseball Jnstmct. I'd say a th e most productive parts of th e ballcluh, and he likely will co unt maJority of the decisiOn s we'v e on 11 aga1n as the Indians open a mad e thi s seaso n have been th e se ri es ton1g ht w1th the New York nght ones." Then th ere ar c umc s wh en Yankees. you're JUSt lucky. Hargrove now has six relievers On June 2, Ted Power rc!Jcvcd and he uses them often. He and pitc hing coach Rick Adair live for Dav e Ott o to start the c1g hth a good match-up - using a certain inning. The Indians were leadin g pitc her against a ccnain hiuer late Scau lc, 4-3. Power threw called thtrd strikes past Greg Briley and in the game. Edgar Martinez. But with Ken "You alway s look at lhe num · Gri ffey Jr. and switch-hitler Dave bcrs," Hargrove said. "Docs a Coc hran e due to hit. Hargrov e s witch ~ hJttcr bat better right or left· Ziegler ... (Conunucd from Page 4) enJoyed by major league baseball, football and basketball. "As great as Michael Jordan has been, Mario Lemieux has dominat· ed our spon this spring playoff," said Richard Gordon, majority owner of the HanJord Whalers and one of the architects of Ziegler's undoing. "And for a time, Wayne Grctzky dominated hockey more than anybody in the history of spon. We never took advantage of it..' Ziegler's dcpanure is the culm1 · nation of a disastrous scasoo for the NHL, includ1ng the first league· wide players strike and a lawsuit by former players alleging misappro· priaton of pension funds. Gordon said the NHL needs new direction. "Every owner is a businessman and he wants to see his assets grow, and we are seeing some erosion in some places. We need a better television approach. We need a beucr internatiOnal approach. We have great Europeans in our game and the NBA has beaten us in Europe." Also, contract negotiations with the players fell apart, selling the stage for the spring strike and. eventually, Ziegler's depanure. Opposition to Ziegler first sur. faced following the I0-day strike, during which some longtime gover· nors reponedly fell he wasn't tough enough and some newer board membm thought be wasn't liberal enough. A five-man succession committee conferred with Ziegler thi s week in New York, where the set· tlement was reached. 16'x 12' Treated Deck Package 324.00 With 2" "18"" jOlSia 1nd 2""J6'" dtc*illQ . Maten11 lor 1lep1. ~his 1nd llllllfloQ 1110 l'o'llllblfl r\ \U \ ~~: A · :U ~ 1. u .L/F- "'-\' .\• \\. !831 04 99 ) Scout Kit With Swings and Trea led Lumber 99.84 lncludn lumber . hlrclwltre and ln i i!UCIIOnl Eagles Nest Kit With Treated Lumber 184.84 called lor Kcvm W1ckandcr Indi ans fans booed !h e move luqi ly. ·· I w:mwd a lefty lo face Gnffey ami l want ed Cochrane UJ hit righthanded because he's a much beller htllcr lcfl ~ handed, " said Hargrove . Wel l, W1ckander walked Grif· fcv bul came back to st rike out Co,;hranc. The statiusocs, howev er, sav Coc hrane 1S a much better hll· tc·r right-handed than left-handed .. "Somc um cs you ca n step 1n mud and come out smelling like a rose, " Hargrove said. i\1 1he end of Apnl. the Cleve~ land bullpen was 1-3 with six saves tn six chanc es and a 5.00 earned run avcr.1gc - 43 earned run s in 79 1nnings. Today the pen is 5-B wtlh 17 save s and a 3.89 ERA ~ - 1 earned nuns 10 !92 inmngs. t!?12 40 ·991 14'x22' 1 Car Garage Package 1,084.00 Canadiens name Demers coach MONTREAL (AP) - Jacques Demers returned to his hometow n Thursday to take the job as head coac h of the team he worshipped a.s a child- the Montreal Canadiens. Demers. 47, signed a three -year contract to become the 21st coach in Canadicns history after spendmg 1wo years away from the bench a.s a hockey broadcaster in Quebec City . ''I' m from Montreal and my Jdol growing up was Henri Richard, so when (Canadicns gen · era! manager) Serge Savard called me, I thought: 'What a feeling .'" an ex uberant Demers said at a packed new s co nferenc e at the Montreal Forum. "B ut I know what I'm get ting inlo. I' m not go10g into this with my eyes shut." De mers's broadcasting job rcmmns an obstacle, however. Only las t week he signed a lon g-term dea l with the French -language Radiomutuel radio network to work on Quebec Nordiques game.s. Just as the news conference was starting, Radiomutuel iss ued a statement saying it expects Deme~ to honor his contract. Demers's agen~ Don Meehan, said he would FOH t-tar.1EOWNERS INSU RANCE tum the ca)C uvcr lD a lawyer who spcc1alizcs in contrnct 'mallcrs. Demers is 1hc la1cst coach to parucipatc tn the NHL 's version of 11\32·40 99) 24'x24' 2 Car Garage Package music3.\ chalrs. 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I'IIa.~OHQ'tlt -...~ GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304) 675-4584 Zill �Friday, June 12, 1992 The D~ily Sentinel By The Bend Dear Ann Landen: I am a 22year-old mother of three. At the age of 15, I was physically and mentally abused by my 22-year-old boyfriend. Wben I was harely 17, I was left alone with two of his children. He has not been seen or heard from since. At the qe of 20, I was still a fool, got pregnant again and had a third baby. Of cou~ that rdationship didn't last long, either. Recently I met my Mr. Right He is gentle and kind, and most of all, he understands what I have been through and does everything in his power to make me feel loved and secure. He loves my children as if they were his own. It's been a long CARLTON DRUMMER STEVEN SW ATZEL lime since I have fell this way about anyone. Sounds wonderful? Well, it is, except for one thing. Before we met. Michael, son of Gary and Teen Institute Camp, varsity bas- he got himself into a 101 of trouble Sharon Michael, Racine, will be a ketball and baseball, the golf team, with the law and is now serving a senior at Eastern High School. football, choir, the Law Enforce- 32-year jail sentence with the Swatzel, Pomeroy, son of Paula ment Expl<WCtS Post 2230, Summer possibility of parole in seven years. J. Welker and Michael Swatzel, Youth Lea~ue and Junior Fair The sad thing is that there was no will be a senior at Meigs High Board. He IS also a member of violence involved in this crime. He School. He enjoys hunting, fiShing Sacred Heart Catholic Church. made the mistake of choosing to rob and outdoor activities, and he par· Buckeye BoJs State is a nine banks as a career. ticipates with the varsity football day "hands on workshop in the He is constantly reassuring me team . pnnciples and organization of Ohio that although he would be hurt and Drummer, son of Gregory and government, where young men upset. I am free to go on w1th my Teresa M. Tyson-Drummer, Rut - learn about Ohio government by life. I don 'I want to lose this man. I land, will he a senior at Meigs High operating the agencies and levels of am deeply in love with him. Please School. He has been octive with the a mythical state government. tell me what to do. -- CONR.JSED. quiz bowl team, Southeastern Ohio NEPEAN, ONT. DEAR NEPEAN: Since "Mr . Right" cannot get out of prison for alleast seven years, you have plenty Meigs Boys State delegates named Three young men from Meigs County will represent the area at Buckeye Boys State which begins today (Friday) and runs through Sunday on the campus of Bowling Green State University. Delegates attending for the American Legion Drew Webster Post No. 39, Pomeroy, are Matt Michael, Steven Priode Swatzel and Carllllll G. Drummer. The del· egates are being sponsored at boys state by Bank One, Farmers Bank in Pomeroy and the branch of Farme~ Bank in Tuppe~ Plains. Community calendar Community Calendar ilems appear two days before au event ~ the day of tllat event. Items ~ be receiwd weD in advance to assure publication in tbe calendar. FRIDAY POMEROY · The Tnnity Church of Pomeroy, Second and Lynn Streets, will have an ice cream social Thursday. Friday and Saturday of Heritage Weekend from II a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Home..!\1.9de chicken and noodles, sloppy ~s. hot dogs, ham, ham salad , 11iotato salad, cole slaw, baked beans, cakes, different beverages and homemade ice cream will be available. F1avon of ice cream are chocolate, vanilla, peach, lemon, , ~lfllwberry, pineapple, banana and several special flavori available by the dip. Food is available for eating-in the air-conditioned social ·rooms or for carry-out. For carry~tcaU, 992-3172. Sportsman Club in Long Bottom off Route 248 on Curtis Hollow for participants age 5·15. Four classes are offered: ages 5-6; 7-9;10-12; and 13-15. Prizes awarded in each class. Open to the public. Free refreshments available. REEDSVILLE - The Eastern Alumni Dinner and Dance wiD be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. with dance to begin at 9 p.m. Music will be provided by Cruise Brothers. Additional information may be obtained by cilling 985-3958 after 6p.m. LETART - The Mountaineer Two Cylinder Club chartea" presenlation meeting will be held Saturday from 6-9 p.m. at the Lewt, W.Va. Community Building on Sand Hill Road. A potluck dinner will be held. Public invited. REEDSVILLE -The Eastern High School Class of 1972 will hold a reunion get-together SaturBASHAN - Ice cream social, day from 1-3 p.m. at the Reedsville Bashau Fire House, Friday, 5 p.m. Locks and Dam shelter house. Eleven flavon of homemade ice Bring family, snack foods and cream as well as sandwiches, steak, drink!l . hot sausage, sloppy joes. hot dogs. SCIPIO - The Scipio Volunteer -#fee. pop. homemade pie and live Fire Department will hold a lrBCior ~tertainment. Sponsored by pull Saturday with weigh-in at 5 ~as han Ladies Auxiliary. p.m. and puU at 6 p.m. Kids classes MIDDLEPORT - Ballroom 800, adults ciMSCS, 900, 1000, and dance Friday, 7-11 p.m., American 1100. Refreshments available Legion Annex. Middleport. Cost is including homemade ice cream. $5 per peoon. Food and ice availMIDDLEPORT - The Middleable. Call 992-9904, 992-7057 or port First Baptist Church will have 992-2232 for information. a Vacation llible School regislrBRIPLEY, W.VA. - Ltberty uon kick -off party Saturday from Mountaineers will perform Friday 1-3 p.m. for children age four throu gh siXIh grade completed. at Ska~eland in Ripley. W.Va. There will be games, prizes and POMEROY · Senior Citizens food. Dance Club will have a dance FriPOMEROY - There will be a day from 8-11 p.m. w1th music by recycle day on the parking lot at Smokey Mountain Drifters. Public invited. Bring snacks for the snack Kroger in Pomeroy Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. All recyclable items table. 1ncluding can, glass, cardboard, CHESHIRE - The Gallia-Meigs plastic, newspaper will be acceptCommunity Action Agency will ed. have a free clothing day Friday RUTLAND - There will be a from 9 a.m. to noon a1 the old high dance at the Rutland American school building in Cheshire. Legion Hall Saturday from 8 p.m. LONG BOTTOM - Fauh Full to midnight with music by White's Gospel Church in Long Bottom Hill Band. Public invited. wi ll hold a hymn sing Fnday at 7:30p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites LOTrRIDGE · Country mus1c the public. Fellowship will follow . night at the Lottridge Community Center will be held Saturday from 7 p.m . to m1dnight. All bands are SATURDAY FA!RPLAIN. W.VA.- The Lib- welcome and refreshments will be erty Mountaineers will perform available. Public invited. iaturday at the Jackson County 0 SUNDAY Jamboree in Fairplain, W.Va. RACINE · Transparent "rock in _ POMEROY • Sl Paul Lutheran a different light" in concert Sunday 1d urch , Second Street and at 3 p.m. at the Racine United Sycamore, Pomeroy, will provide Methodist Church. Admission, $1 lunch Saturday from II a.m . to 4 donation. p.m. Hot dogs, sloppy joes. cole COOL VILLE - Dedication of slaw, po1810 chips, soft drink!l, iced the new fellowship hall for the tea, lemonade, coffee and desserts Coolville United Methodist Church -will be available for purchase in Sl will be Sunday at 6 p.m. Public ,Paul'• air conditioned fellowship invited. ~· Pllblic invited. ~. DARWIN - Modem Woodmen of Americl Camp 7230 will have a cookout Saturday at 7 p.m. at the south bound piJt on Route 33 near Darwin. Hamburgers, hot dogs, 1-1111M and condiments will be provided. Bring a covered dish. Public invited. Each father wi ll receive a small gift. ~~!a:be aLONG BOTIOM - There will O.hlng derby Saturday from 81~:30 a.m. at the Forked Run POMEROY - SOLOS, a Christian fellowship of single adults wiD continue its singles-oriented bible study on "Rejection· Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. The scripture wi II be Luke 4: 14-30 and I Timothy 5:1 and 6:2. POMEROY • The family of Harley and Carrie Whaley will hold a reunion Sunday at I p.m. the roadside rruk on Route 33 north of Pomeroy.· Bring a covered dish. ROCK SPRINGS - There will be a hymn sing at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. with Harmony of Coolville performing. Rev. Keith Rader invites the public. CARPENTER - Rev . Bob Sagraves, Columbus, will be conducting revival at the Mt. Union Church located IWO miles south of Carpenter at 6:30p.m. nightly . Special singers. Pastor Joe N. Sayre invites the public. POMEROY - The Classics will present a free concert aaoss from the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy at I p.m. Sunday. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy the hits of the 40's, 50's and 60's. MIDDLEPORT - The Middle· port Child Conservation League will have its annual family picnic Sunday at 5 p.m. at the home of Bob Blackston. A potluck will be held. Meat will be provided. Bring table service. There will be installation of officers. MONDAY BRADFORD - Vacation Bible School, Bradford Church of Christ, Monday through Friday, 9-11:30 a.m. daily. POMEROY - Hillside Baptist Church, Vacation Bible School, Monday through Friday. 6-8 :30 p.m. Call 992-6768 for a ride. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport First Baptist Church. Vacation Bible School, Monday through Fri· day, 9 a.m. to noon daily. "Team Up With Jesus." For children ages four through sixth grade completed. RACINE - There will be a meet· ing to organize au antique tractor and small engine club for Meigs County on Monday at 7:30p.m. at Southern High School. Everyone welcome. PAGEVILLE · The Board of Trustees for Columbia Townsh1p will meet in special session Mon· day al 7:30 p.m. at the rue station to consider OTA group rating for workers compensation. ENTERPRISE - Enterprise United Methodist Church wiU hold bible school Monday through Friday from 9-11 a.m. daily. All children welcome. By LAURAN NEERGAARD Associated Press Wrlttr ATLANTA - Deaths from cancer are incrwins. par· ticularly amona black men, ~te prosra~e Improved methods of early detec· bon, fedetal bealth officials reported Thursday. The increased death rate raises questions about the benefits of newer and mme expensive tests to detect the disease, said Ron Aubert, an epidemiologist for the Centers for Disease Control. _"There is clearly something gomg on. It's becoming a growing public health problem," Aubert said. "But there are swdies that are needed to evaluate the benefit of =nin~ and early detection. "We re not to the point that organizations feel comfortable CLAYTON , Mo. (AP) - An attorney for three people injured last summer in a riot at a Guns N' Roses concert says he wants to be waiting for lead singer Ax! Rose if he appears in comt next month. Frank J. Kaveney has asked Sl Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch to make Jllblic the date and time of Rose's eourt appearance so Rose can be served with summonses for civil lawsuits. "I thought as long as he was going to groce SL Louis with his presence, that the people who are injured ought to be able to communicate with him," Kaveney said Wednesday. Dan Diemer, an assistant county prosecutor, said McCulloch would review the request. Thirty-four people wm taken to hospitals afler the riot with what authorities described as minor injuries. Tbe prosecutor's office has been trying for months 10 get Rose to appear in St. Louis to face four counts or misdemeanor assault and one count of prqltity damage. Rose's attorney, Arthur Mar gu~s. 581d his client wiD appea- in comt in July. Tbe band currently is touring in Europe. TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A fami ly is suing the rock group Van Halen and its record company for CLOSEOUT nm.. s,...u.s. c_s,..clleoi<" of time to think about whether or not you want to spend your ~fe with a person who has made a career of robbing banks. I would urge you not to pass up opportunities to go ou1 with others if something interesting should come along. Good luck. Dear Ann Landers: Fifteen years ago, my husband was divorced from his high school sweetheart. The dtvorce was a bitter one. She lefl h1m for another man. Their parting was preuy awful, but his parents and the parents of his Conner wife have remained good friends. This has created a problem for me because my in-laws manage 10 bring "Melanie" into every conver· sation . I don't understand why they must keep "Jimmy" up-to-date on everything that is happening 10 her and her family. He never mentions her name to me and I can't believe he is the least bit interested in what she IS doing. This problem became so upsetting 10 me that we went for counseling. The therapist said Jimmy was engaging in "conflict avoidance" -· that when someone doesn't like something but makes no effort to express his true feelings, the message comes across as "silence is consent" !love my in-laws but when every conversation is peppered with news of Melanie and her family, I feel angry, alienated and like an outsider. After nine years of Melanie babble. I am about ready to choke. I've pleaded with Jimmy to please say something to his parents. but he insists that he has no right to tell them what 10 talk about and if they want to talk about Melanie. it's no big deal . Jimmy and I love each other dearly but the bickering over this matter is making me miserable. Any advice? -- FEELING LEFT OUT DEAR FEELING: Since your husband IS obviously a gutless wonder. I feel that you shouW tell your in-laws, privately, exactly what you've told me. If they truly care about your feelings. they will deep-six the Melanie updateS and life will be smoother. Planning a wtdding? What"s right' What"s wrong? 'The Ann Landers Guide for Bridts"" will rtlieve your anritty. Sertd a sdfaddrtssed. long . busintss-siu envt lo~ and a chtck or monty ordu for $3.65 (this includts postagt artd handling) to: Bridts, c/o Ann Landers, P.O . Box ll562, Chicago. Ill . 60611-0562 . (In Canadn, strtd $4.45 .) Assembly of God Liberty A""mbly a( God Oudding Lane, Mason, W.Va. Puror: Dan S. Eaton Sunday Worship - 10:30 p.m Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Baptist Free Will Baptist Church A.s.h Street, Middleport Pas lor: Mark Morrow Saturday Scrvicr: - 7:30p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wo~hip - 11 11- .m., Wednesday Serv ice 7:30pm Rutland J-lrst Baptist Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist Eait Mam St . Pastor: Dr. !..er. Morris Sunda~· School - 9:30a.m Worship · 10:30 a.m. l'irst Southern Raptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O' Hryant Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship- 10:45 am ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Semces - 7:30p.m Middleport Jo1rst Raptlst Comer Sunh & Palmer Pas tor: Rev. James A. . Seddon Sunday School - 9: 15a.m. Worsh.Jp - 10·15 a.m . Wednesday ServJccs - 7 p.m. Radne f1rst Rapllst Pastor : Str:vc Deaver Sunday School · 9:30a .m. Wun;hlp - 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m Silver Run Baptist l'astur: Bill Lilli e Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdne£day Serv1ces - 7:30 p.m. Mt. Union lbptlsl Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday St:huol - 9:45a .m Evening · tdO p m Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. making recommendations that people get these early screenings, as they have with breast and cervical cancer." The Atlanta-based COC reponed Thursday that death s from prostate cancer increased 2.5 percent among while men and 5.7 per· cent among black men from 1980 to 1988, the latest year for which figures were available. In 1980, about 17.3 white men per 100,000 - or a total of 19,095 - died from prostate cancer. The rate reached 18.6 in 1988, when the total was 24.175. For blocks, the rate was 37.4 in 1980 - a total of 3,670 - and 39.6 in 1988 - a total of 4,.581. Aubert attributes the higher block mortality rateS to fewer can· cer screenings among blacks and more than $2 million because their telephone number wa.~ included in a scrawl of graffiti on a 1991 album cover. Mern~ of the McNutt family, formerly of Tulsa, say they were subjected to obscene and threaten· ing telephone calls and that their home and cars were vandalized after they complained 10 the media. The McNutts flied an invasion of privacy lawsuit Wednesday in U.S . district court. The lawsuit seeks S2JJ68 million for emotional distress. less access to more expensive and sophisticated tests and ueatmenL "It may not be so much of a racial difference as a socioeconom· ic one," he said. "If we were to compare blacks and poor whiles, I'm not sure what we would see." There is also a higher rate of blacks being diagnosed as having prostate cancer, the COC said, but the diagnosis rate for whites increased faster. The American Cancer Society predicts 34,000 deaths in the Unit· ed States this year from prostate cancer. Prostate cancer generally occurs in men over age 50 . T-e risk increases with age. Doctors generally check for tumors with a rectal examination. which is included in the price of a rootine physical. But some men opt for more expensive tests. The prostate specific antigen test, about $75, screens blood samples for elevated levels of an antigen associated with the prostate, but critics warn that the levels can increase for reasons other than tumors. Also available is ultrasound, in which sound waves can detect small tumors. It generally costs more than $100. "Despite the improved effec· tiveness of (aU three tests) to detect disease at earlier stages, these methods have not yet been associ· ated with a reduction in prostate cancer mortality," the COC repoo said. ' HAVE IT ALL! Selection, Service, Quality, ~rfonnance, Hillside &.apllst Chur<'h St. Rt. 14 3 just off Rt. 7 PaSLor: Ke'o'. James R. Acree=, Sr Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m Wednesdlly .Xrvices - 7 p.m. Hope B1ptlst Chapel 570 Grant St., Middlepon Pastor: David Bryan , Sr Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship · II a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Servu:x::s · 7 p.m. Vktory Baptist 525 N. 2nd St. MJdd\cport Pastor: Jam es E. Keesee Worship · 10 a.m .• 7 p.m. Wednesday SCFVIccs - 7 p.m Faith Baptist Church Rai lroad St. Masoo Sunday School . 10 a.m Worshlp - 11 a.m.• 6p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Forest Run Baplist r& s1o1. Anu~ Hun Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worsh1p - 11 1.m Mt. Moriah Baptist Foorth & \-fain St , Middlepon Pastor: Rev. G1iber1 Craig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Wonhip - 10:45 am Antiqully Baptist Putor: KeMelh Sm~lh Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. 'Thursday Services · 7:30p.m Rutland Fr« Wlll Raptlst S.lm St. Pastor : Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening . 7 p m Wcdne5day Services - 7 prn Stn~et Frl'1!Witl Uaplisl Micldlepon Sunday School - 10 am Worship . 11 a.m . Wedne«iay Service - 7:30p.m. Salurday Service - 7:30 p.m . Catholic Sacred Heart Calhollc Chun:h 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-589P. Jlastm: Rev . W&h.e.r E. Heinz Sat. Coo~ 4:45 -5:15 p_.m.; ~an - 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. - 8:45-9.15 a.m., Sun . Mau - 9:30a.m. Daily Man - 8:30a.m. Pomeroy Church or Christ 212 W. Main St. Pa stor: Andrew Miles Sunday School · 9:30a.m Worsh1p 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wallpaper and Borders ....... Startlng At WALLPAPER AND BYND SHOP MEMORIAL BRIDGE APPROACH :tu:JON 421• 1065 ON GARFELO AVE. 1un. 1-6 PM Wonhip - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Church a( Christ lob ond Main Pastor. AI Hartsoo Sunday &:hool - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m . Wednc~day Services - 7 p.m Keno Church or Christ Won.hip-9:30 a.m Sunday School - 10:30 a.m Bcarwallow Ridge Church ol Chrlst Pasror: Jack Colegro"e Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Wo~hip- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Service! - 6:30p.m. Zion Church ol Christ Pomeroy, Harrismville Rd. (Rl. 143) PallOr. Inrerim paslOr Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wem.esday Servires - 7 p.m. Bradbury Church of Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Tuppers Plains Churdl of Christ Pastor: Robert Fosler Sunday School - 9 a.m. WOfship - 9:45a.m. , 6:30p.m. Outer Church of Chr lst Pastor: OuU Stew an Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 Lm. Wednesday Servia:s - 7 p.m. Rulland Churd• ol Chri st Pastor: Eugene E. Underwuud Sunday School · 9:30a .m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Mason Church of Christ Miller St., Maron, W Va Sunday School - \0 om. Wo,hip · II a.m.. 7 p.m. Wedne~day Servitts- "! p.m Bndford Chun:h of Christ SL RL 124& CoRd 5 Pastor: Derd Stump Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m ., 7:30p.m Wednesday Savices - 7:30p.m. o.x... Woody C..U Sunday School · 10 a.m. EveninJ - 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicr: - 7 p_m Pa~tor Langsville Christian Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Service 7:30p.m Hemlock Gron: Chuch PIStor: Charles Domigan Sunday school - 10:30 a.m. Worship-9:30a.m.. 1 p.m R.eedsvllle Church ~Christ Pastor: Rlilip Stunn Sunday SchooL 9JQ a.m. WorshipServicr.: 10:30a.m. Bobk Sludy. Wednesday, 6o30 pm DOt lnolud.od. @ Discover Buick, The New Symbol For Quality In America, AL . Hysell Run Holiness Church Pas tor: Robert Man ley Sund ay School - 9:30a .m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service -7 :30p.m Harrisonville Holiness Chapter Pa~LOr: Rev . John ~eville Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m . Latter-Day Saints Reorganized Church or Jesus Christ In LaUer Day Sainl'i Portland-Racine Rd Pastor: W1lliam Roush Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 1:30 p.m. Lutheran St. John Lutheran Chun:h Pine Grove Pastor: Laura A. Leach Sh1tffler Worship - 9:30a.m. SllJlday School - 10:30 a.m. Churc-h or God of Propht>cy 0.1 . White Rd . oUSt. Rt. 160 Pastor: Pal Henson SW1day School - 10 a.m Wonh.ip - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services 7 p.m New Lire Chun:h of God ClieslCr Pastor : Gary Hines Swtday School - 9:30a.m Wonhip - 6 p.m. Wednesd'}' Services · 7 \ li MEIGS TIRE CENltR, INC. 992-11116, 271 ltorth I AlES & SEIYKI llddloport, Ohio Carmel Paslor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4th Sun) Sutton Pulor: Kenneth Hiker Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worshi p - 10:45 a.m. (1st&: 3rd Sun) East Lelart Panor: Roger Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonh.ip · 9 a.m United Methodist Graham Unlltd Melhodlsl Wonhip - 9 :30a.m. (I st & 2nd Sun) , 7 30 pm (lnl & 4th Sun) Wednesday Semce · 7:30p.m. Ml. Olin Un iltd Methodist Racine Pas! or: Roger Gnce Sw1day School - \0 a.m. Worsh.ip- II a.m. Off 114 behmd Wilk e1ville Paslor: Ouules Jones Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worsh.ip - !0:30a.m., 1 p.m . lhul'!day Serv1ces - 7 p.m. Laurel CUff Free Methodist Church Putor: William Williams Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - \0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday &:rvi~s -1 p.m. Meigs Cooperative Parish Northeast Cluster All.-..! Panor: Sharoo Hausman Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Won hip - II a.m., 6:30 p.m. RuUand Bible Methodist Pastor: Rr.v . Ivan Myen SWJ.day School - 9:30 a.m. Everung - 7 p.m. Wednesday Servict'.l . 7 p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Hau!man Wo1'5h1p · 9 a.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Thunday Services - 7 p.m. Joppa Putor: Brenda Wt!her Tuppers l'talns St. Paul Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday Sc~l - 9 a.m. Worstup - 10 a.m Tuesday Servicc.J -1 :30 p.m Centra l Cluster Asbury (Syracusr) Pastor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m Wed nesday Services - 7 30 p m Enlerprise Puloc.. Kr.ith Rader Sunday Sch<:>OI - 10 a.m Won hlp- 9 a.m., 6 p.m Tuesday Services - 7 p.m. Flatwoods Pastor: Ketth Rader Sunday School 10 a.m. Wonhip - ! \a.m., 6 p.m. Thu rsday Servtces - ·1 p.m. FOf'esl Run PaSlor: Wesley Thatche r Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wmsh1p - 9 a.m Tnu~day Scrv1ccs - 6:30 p.m. Heatb (Mlddltport) Pastor: F11nk Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. WOJship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 6 p.m 992 -707S 172 North !o<ond Au. Midcll..,.rt, Ohio Syracuse Ml~lun 1411 Bridgeman SL, Sy111cusr. Putor: Roy (Mlke) Thompson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wedneiday Servicr - 7 p.m Hazel Communit)· Chun:h Off RL 124 Pastor: Edsel Hart Sunday School · 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Dyeswille Community Chu.-ch Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10:10 a.m., 7 p.m. Burlington Community Church Burlingham PaslOr. Ray Laudennill Sunday School. - I0 a.m. Worshtp - 7 p.m. Wednesday Sem.:e - 7 p.m. Chrlstlan Fellowship Cenler Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School. - 10 a.m. Wo1'5hip · 11:15 a.m.. 7 p.m Wednesday Semcr: · 7 p.m. Morse Chapel Church Sup.: Mlke Matson Sunday school - 10 a.m Wonhip · II •.m .. 7 p.m Wednesday Serv~ce · 1 p.m Fai th Gospel Church Coolville United Methodist Parlstl l'aswr: Harold E. Alloway -Priddy Coolville Chun:h Main & Fiflh St Sunday School - 10 a.m . W orsh.i~ - 9 a.m Tuesday SeMces - 7 p.m Loog 801100\ Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:45 am., 7:30p.m Wt:dnesday 7:30p-m Ml. Olive Community Church PJStor: Lawrenct Bush Sunday SchoeN · 9:30a .m hcning · 7 p.m. Wedncday Service - 7 p_m. United Faith Church Rt. 7 on Pomeroy Ry-Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr Sunday School - 9:30a.m Wonh..ip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Servicr: - 7 p m . Ecdesla Fellowship 12K Mill St, Middleport Putor Chuck McPherson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday SeMce - 1 p.m. Nazarene Raclnt Flnt Church of tht Nazarene Pastor: Thc.nas L. Gates , II Sunday School - 9:30a.m . Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p-m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Middlepor1 Church ofthf Nnannr Pastor : Rev . Uoyd D. Gnmm, h Sund•y School - 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m ., 6:30p.m. Wednesday SeMces · 7 p.m Full Gospd Ughth..,.. 33045 Hiland Road, Pomero)· Pastor: Roy Hunter Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tue!day &t lbursday ·7:30p.m Neue Settlement Churctl Sunday Wonhip · 2JO p.m .; Thursday servicet · 7:30p.m. Soolh Bethel New Testamenl Silver Ridge Pastor: Duane Syderutridler Sunday School - 9 1 . m 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 992 -5141 264 South 2nd Middleport Freedom Gospd Mission Bold Knob. oo Co. R<i 3 l Pastor: Re'l . Roger Willford Sund•y School · 9oJQ a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m Wr.dnesday SeMce- 7 p.m. White's Chapel Wesleyan Coolville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Rid~our Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worsh1p - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Semce · 7 p.m. Fairview Rlble Church Letan. W.Va . Rt 1 Paslor: James Lewu Sunday School - 11 Lm Worship · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m Calvary Bible ChuKh Pomeroy Pile, Co. Rd . Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Sunda)' School · 9:30a.m. Wnnhip \0:30 .a.m., 7:30p.m . Wednesday Servic:c - 7:30p.m Spiritual Faith Chur<'h State 338, Antiquity Pastor: A . Stewan Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p-m . Thunday Service- 1:30 p.m. Calnry Pilgrim Chapel Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev . Victor Rouah Sunday School 9:30a.m. Wonh.:r. · - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednes ay Service - 7:30p.m. Stl..,ersviUe Word of Faith PaslOr: David Dailey Sunday Schoo[ 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Thunday Service - 7:30p.m Rrjoicing Ure Church 500 N. 2nd A"< .• Moddlqoort PasiOr: Re". Michael Pangio Sunday School - I 0 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pentecostal PtnleoostaiA.... biJ SL RL 124. R..cine Putor: William Hoback Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Middleport Penlecmt.al Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Ouk Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wedneaday S.rvicct • JJQ p.m, Presbyterian Harri...,,ll.. ProsbJilrian Cluwdo Wonh.lp -9 a.m. Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Mlddleporl Presbyterian Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wors h1p · 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd A: 4lh Sun.) Syratuse Flrst Uniled Pnsltyterian Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wor~ hip - II a.m., 4 p.m. (1st & 3rd Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist Stvtnth-Day Adventllt Mulbeny Hu. Rd .• Pomeroy Pastor. Roy Lawwky Saturday Services : Sabbalh School . 2 p.m. Wonhip · 3 p.m. United Brethren MI. Hennon United Breltlnn in Christ Churdl Te~u Community olf CR 82 P-astor: Robcn Sanders Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wors tup · 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p,m Wedne!day Services - 7:30p.m. Edtn United Brethren In Chrlsl 2 I fl mile1 north ~ Reedsville on Sl.11.e R001e 124 Pasun: Rev. Robert Mallley Sund•y School - 10 a.m. Worship - 7:30p.m. Wedne,day Servitts- 1:30 p.m. Pomeroy Church or lhe Nazar~ne Panor: Rev. lbomas McClung Sunday School · 9JO a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m . and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m C hester Church of the Nu.arene Pastor: Re". Herben Gt~ote Sunday School • 930 a.m Wooh.ip - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. NdtiOnwode Craw's 9 Ftlld Cltlth4'" 228 W. Main Sl., Pomeroy . ol Columbus. 0 804 W . Molin 'f. 9911318 PomProv · · SWISHER & LOHSE ~~~~! -~ ru PrfSUiphon'i "1 ·79SS Famill RestaiKont ·· rtetutl~g l<.tMut Ins . Co. " Pomeroy UWUNGI-COATS FISHER FUNERAL HOME Carleton Interdenominational ChurO Kingsbury Rood · Pastor: Clyde W. Henderson Sunday School - 9:30 Lm l!'lening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Syral'use Ch urch d lhe Nuarene Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan SWlday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - IO:J01.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Ser.'ices · 7 p.m Smr ®uor.s GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Wo~rup - lO a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 1 p.m. Reedsville Fellowship Ch urch o( the Nazarene Pastor : John W. Douglas Sund•y School · 9:30a.m Wontup - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Serv~ces · 7 p.m . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT John F _Fulll. M9r. Ph . Ul -7101 Pom.:-roy SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY s....... Bethany Putor: Kenneth Baker SIDlday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m WednesdAy Services - 10 a.m . St. Paul Lulheran Churth Comer Sycamore & Second St, Pomeroy Pa ~to r: Laura A . Leach Shreffler Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship - II a.m. 93 Mill StrNt Middleport. Ohio 46760 1614)992 -6667 - 199B -OOKSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • BIBLES PRESCRIPTION SHOP Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Raw~ on SWJday School - 10:00 !A.m . Evening 7 p.m Thursday SeMce · 7 p.m Mornln!i: Star Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School · 9:45a.m. wo~hip - 10:30 a.m. Thursday ServiCXJ - 7:30p.m . C\\\;(( 601 lAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 992-275. Southern Clusler Apple Grove Pastor: Carl Hick' Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship -10 a.m ., 7 p_m. Thunday Services - 7 p.m. Our Suiour Lulheran Church Walnut and Henry Su., Ravenswood , W.Va . Pastor: Rev-. George C. Weirick Surtday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m. Raci~ Syncuse Church or God Apple and Second Su Pastor: Re'l. Oav1d Russell Sunday School and Wonhap- <no am Evt:ning SeMces - 1 p.m. Wednesday Sl' !VIces 7 p.m The Salntion Anny 115 Buuemut Ave., Pomeroy Sunday Schoo! · !0:30a.m. Wo~tup - 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m SnoWYllle Pastor: Jolononce Smith Sunday School - 10 a.m . Wontup - 9 a.m. Reffi.n \lie 1\utor: Rev. Sddon Johnson Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m Wednesday .Xrvices · 7:30 p.m Rutland Church o( God Pastor : John F. Corooran Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worsh1p- II a.m., 7 p.rn Wednesday SeMces - 7 p.m TrlnltJ Congregational Church Pastor: Re'l. Roland Wildman O.urch · 9:15a.m. Worsh.ip - 10:30 a.m . Mlddleporl Community Church 515 Pearl St., MJdd1ePJrt Pastor: Sam Ande~oo Sunday School\0 a.m Evening · 7:30p.m Wednesday Serv1ce · 7:30p.m Torth C hurch Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School - 9:30 a_m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Rev . J.mes Satterfield Sunday School · 9 : 4 ~ a.m. Ew;nin& -"! p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m Other Churches Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce SW1day Sch.ool- 9: 15a.m. Wor5hlp - 10:15 a.m. Hockingport Churrh Grand Strw Sunday School- 10 a.m Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday Servitts - 8 p.m Church of God Putor: Glendon Stroud Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodne~day Services - 7 p.m Rutland Pastor: Anhur Crabtree SWJ.day School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thursday ServlCC':.'J - 7 p.m Long Bottom Paswr: Rev. Seldon Johnson Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worstup - 10:30 a.m Wednesday Services · 7.30 p.m. ML Mll"i'th Church ol God New Haven Church of the Nazarene Rock Springs Christian Union Hartford Church of Chrlst In Cllltistian Union Hartford. W.Va. Pastor: Rev. David McMann Sunday School - 11 a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m., 7:30p .m. Wednesday Servu:cs · 7:30p.m Portland First Church or the Nazarene Pastor: William Justis Sunday School - 9:30a .m Worthip - 10·40 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 6 p-m. Hob,.. Cburdl or Chris! In Chrlst.lan Union Pastor: Theron Durbam Sunday Scllool - 9:30a.m. Evening- 1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Power Antenna CaaMtte Alum. WhMis TrunkReleasa *" ule prl... Tu a IIIIo Pomeroy Pastor: Eunhae (Grace) Kec Sunday School • 9o 15 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Wonh.ip - 9:30a .m Sllflday School - 10:30 a.m. Wed~~day Services - 7:30p.m. ' lkoaler Roabaat. applied Pint Grove Bible Holiness Church 1!2 ll)ile off Rt. 325 Pastor: Re>~. O'DeU Manley Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 7:30p.m. Wed~sday Service-7:30p.m lkthel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday Sch.ool - 9 a.m . Worship - 10 a.m. Wedne~day Services · 10 a.m 1992 BUICK REGAL Power Windows Rear Defogger Electric Mirrors 2-tone Paint Auxiliary tamp Crulsa 380 V-6 motor controls Holiness Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church 75 Pearl St, Middlep:Jrt. PaslOr: Rev. Ruy McCany Sunday school - 9JO a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 7:30p.m Wedrtcsday SeMce - 7:30p.m. Rutland Church tA the Nu.arene Pastor: Samuel Buye Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Pastor. Wesley Thatcher Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Pearl Chapel Pastor: Aorenc:c Smilh Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. "~~ AND ' Grate Eplsa:opal Church 326 E. Main St., Paneroy Pastor: Rev. D1. Roy C. Myen Sunday school and wonhip - II a.m . Liberty Christian Ch urch Church of Christ & Affordable Prices! 992-3847 Sunday School · 11 a.m. Old lldheFree WUI BapllitChur<h 28601 So. R1. 7. MJddleport Ash Don't settle for half, when you can Episcopal Su('tess R.oad Church uf Christ PasLOr. Joseph R. Hoskins Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worstup - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m Sunday School - 10 a.m. E"cning - 7:30p.m . l bun day Semces - 7:30p.m . Minersville Pomeroy Westside Church of Cllrist 33226 Child'""'' Home R<i Bethlehem Baptls1 i{ cv. Ea rl Shuler Sunday & hool - \0:30a .m Worship · 9:30a .m. ']bursday Semccs - 7:30p.m WALLPAPER BORDERS :. ., ', ·. . .. .. .:. '• We have Just Purchased A S199 Semi-Truckload of Imperial . ANN LANDERS "199:1, Leo Aapl.. ----People in the news - - - - Parkersburg, W. Va. . . Landers C hurch of Jesus Christ Apostolk VanZandt and Ward Rd Panor: James Miller Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Everung- 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m Pa~tor: Memorial Bridge Approach On Garfield Ave. imperial Ann Apostolic Prostate cancer deaths rise despite better detection; growing problem Wallpaper & Blind Shop ' The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 Friday, June 12, 1992 Page 6 Mr. Right could be all wrong MA TI MI'CHAEL • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio POMEROY, OHI0-992 -6677 RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE & HARDWARE Hom~ht~ Saw\ EWING FUNERAl HOME " f>i11n it\ rrnd S,·rrif'r Hu'fl'·n" p 7U NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 997 -5432 Bill QUICKEL F.stabllshPd 191~ 992-2121 106 Mulilorry ht. Ponwroy 214 E. Main 992 · sI JO Pomeroy iibl \S7 Veterans Memorial Hospit~l 11 S (. MomOfial Dr. m-21o4 ,_, �Friday, June 12, 1992 SNAFU® by Bruce Beatt1e Gallipolis Ohio To place an COPY DEADLINE Monday Paper Tuesdav Paper Call 992-2156 Mo~ . thru FRI. 8A.M.-5P.~l. - SAT.I:I-12 CLOSED Su~DA\ POLICIES • Adt ouLlide the county your ad runt mwl be prepaid • Reee~•e daacountlor ad1 pa1d m adnnce • free Ad. G.,_way and Found ad. under 15 words wall be run 3 day• at no charge • Pru:~ or .d for all capil&! lettcn II doubl e pnce of ad COil • " po1nl hne type oaly u1ed • Scntmel u not re~~pon1Jble for tr1'o n aher f tr l l d.av (c hed for erron flut dn ad rumm paper) Call be fo r., 2 00 p m day after pu.bl.callon lO make correcL10n • Ad.s thal mwl be paid Ln advance ue Card of Tbank.l Happy Aa. In Memorl.l.m 'rard S ale~ • A clu••f.ed adveru.ement placed m th,. GaU.polu; Da 11) Tr1bune texcepl Cla.. ifiod D.. play, Bu..toe.t Cud or l....e@:al \.n~eal wi..llalllo appear lD the Pomt Pleannl Re!!'I.SI.er and lhe D•• lv Senllnd , rtJIICb..ifl8 onr 18,000 home& BULUnll BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Working couple With no rent or Wed.nesda v Paper ThursdaY Paper Fnda\ Paper 1 00 p m Wedn esda\ 100 p m Thwsda ) Sund ay Paper 1 00 p m Frtday GaWa (ounlv I \lc•g:11 Cou.ntv 4-46--C alli pooh ~ <.1 9 ::! - !'tl.ddle pora/ 367 - (he dUrc 388- \anlon Z4 5-R.o Gr•nde :! 5 b-Guun lh1t M~ - Arahu1. Lh~t J""q ... \lalnul hfl - Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AOUCIARY On May 21, 11112, In tho Molgo County Probate Courl, C••• No 27471, Janet Young, 41820 SR 338, Roclna, OH. 45771, woo appointed Admon11trator ol tho Mbola ol Corl Young. docooood, lola of 41820 SR 338, Rocino, OH csn1. Robert E. Buck, Probole Judge NOTICE OF SAL£ By virtue of an Order of Sola lnued out of tho Common Courl of Molga County, Ohio, on tho con of Dougloo M. Dompoay, El AI., PlolntiHo, vo. Wllllom E. Lawlo, El AI , Defend•nla, upon a Judgment llloreln rendered, bolng Cola No. 9Q.CY-241 on uld Court, I will oHor lor ula at tho front door of tile Courthouao on Pomeroy, Moigo County, OhM>, on lhe 17th dey of July, 1992, ol 10:00 o.m., lhe lollowong Iondo ond tonamonla, locol· od ot Syrocuoe, Ohio 45779, Willi tho moiling of P. 0 . Box 1U, Syr•cu•e, Ohio 4577i. A complete c... ...........olow. Being Lot No. 17 ol Hutchlnoon Subdlvlolon In lho Townohlp of Rutland, Fraction 2, 11 r.eorded In Plat Record No 4, Page 57 of lila Rocordo ol Plate In the Recorder'• OHice of Melgo County, Oh10. Rolwonca O..d Volume 265, Poge 687, Molgo County Deed Rocordo Tho obove descrobod r. .l eatate been aaalgn.c:l Audllor'o Parcel No . 11 - PUBLIC NOTICE Racine VIllage Clerk will receive sealed bld1 for a1 978· F600-Ford Cab/Chassis (old Radne Fire Department Tank Truck) vehicle 1 F61EVAJ1144 untll4 p m on Juno 26 Minimum bid $3 ,000 00 Can be aean at Racine Water Building Blda 10 be opened July 6 at regular Council Meeting Carolyn L Powell, clerk Box 375, Recine VIllage Racine, Ohio 45771 (6) 5, 12, 19, 26 4TC Public Notice • NOncE OF APPOINTUENT OF FDJCWIY On May 21, 19112, In tho llolg1 County Probete Court, C10e Ito. 27472, Betty Ch.,._, 2017 N. 4111 Blroot, Columbua, Ohio, 43201, woo oppolntad Ezooutrlx of tho oatata of Robert Cuncltt. d•c•••d, leto of Aoulll 1, Boz I, Rullnd, Ohio. Robwt E. Buck, Proboota Judge ~ K.. fl iHin.S. Clertl (5) 28; (I) 5, 12. 3ec 1 card of Thanks MARY PAULINE MORARITY, who passed away on Son S.ndlnd Gravel, Dennis T1ylor 1nd Drew Fisher for helping us Improve our !*king loti REAL ESTATE AP PRAISED AT· $30,000 oo. The real eatale cannot be oold lor 1011 lion lwo-lhlrdo lhe appr••ed v.aue. of our Mother, TERMS OF SAL£ Caoh on delivery o r - . Jomoo M. Souloby, Sheriff ol Mtigo County (5) 28; (6) 5, 12, 3k: '"'I ...... TERMS OF SALE: Cooh on delivery o f - . Jomoo M. Souloby, Sheriff of Melga County 28; (6) 5, 12, 3tc REAL ESTATE AP. PRAISED AT: 138,500.00. Tho rool oototo cannot be aokl for looo Ilion lwo-llllrdo lleapprlllaod vllluo. ooma reel • - convoyed by En. F. lhlo ond C. lhle to Edword Ebwo-, b y be•lng dote of Deoornbor It, 11104, 111d reoorded In 35 Frame Repair HEW & USED PARTS FOR All MAKES & MODELS 992·7013 or 992-5553 OR TOLL Fl!EE 1·800-848·0070 DARWIN, OHIO 7/31F91/tfn Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE BILL SLACK 992·2269 Cheshire, OH. USED RAILROAD TIES 1 BULLDOZER, BACKHOE FREE ESTIMATES 992-3838 ootota 1o oo foli-o: Slluolod In the County ol Moigo, In the Stale of Ohio and In th• village or SyrocuM. Beginning al tho lnltfoaclion of the center hne, on College Stroot and Fifth stroe~ lhonc• 3 c1ev 1e· E. 151.75 feet along the exleneion ot the center of Collage Stree~ to o pope, lienee S. 85 deg. E. 158 Gil IN~ to 1 plpo, tile ploco of boglnnlng lor th11 dncription, thence S 24 dog. 56' E 114.28 IMI to o pope lhonce S. 0 dog 20' W 108.91 fool to 1 plpo 20 loot from the center ol St•t• Routa NO. 124; thence N 56 deg. W. 160 leo~ along lha north oldo of oaod State Rou .., 20 1•1 from lhe cenltf, to o pipe; lhonco N 34 deg. 40' E. 149.85 IMI, to tho ploca of beginning. con talnlng .331 acrn, more or s. .... Excepl oil logol Roghl of Woy Reference Deed. Volume 255, Page 459, Meoga County Deed Record• REAL £STATE APPRAISED AT: 116,130.00. Tho rul ••tate cannol be aokt for leaa th•n two-thlrde the 'l(ptft.ryn BULLDOZING You Don r Ha~t To Look For Jo Sp~ rh r 5tl l Duy1 lr 1/1 ~ ( ill Si i { l ~ d\ PH. 614·992·5591 & co. 'MellMws "SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS" 39815 Gold R1dgo Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .,•• "' , . O.t Of l'rlltlog _, u. o. '' Fer r..• INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Custom P••ntinga 614-992-2242 412/92/lln r-------------""""1 CHARLIE'S SMALL DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY WORK aad LIMESTONE DELIVERY SERVICE REASONABLE R"'" JES 992•7553 POMEROY, OH. ...1 5_18_, 92•1•• -I"" KERWOOD$ HOME REPAIR SERVICE CARPENTRY PLUMIII!r WI~ING, cuno. IUILT lATH ROOM VAIITIES 949·2671 UCINE, OH. ~ SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY RACINE, OHIO "R•r,.lllf' f .. T. R.:..., MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR AU IIIllS Bring II In Or We Pick U~- KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 985·3561 y..,.,.......,., .. AcrHI ,,.. Poot Offlco 614·949·2202 POMIIOY, OHIO BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION ' •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare 985-3961 5 )2.50 6 Lessots 560.00 CllhRepc*, Tropllies, PlaqHs leSSOIS asd Badges 6-3-'92·1- 36970 Ballin Raad Pomeroy, Rl. 2 Millwood, W.Va. 304·273-SSSS 4-9-tfn 511 51'9211 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE -Room Addltlono -Gutter Work ~1-lcel ond Plumbing -Roofing -Interior & Eitorlor Palndng (FREE ESTIMATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill • 992-6215 Pomeroy, BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing 3 like heaven, had her back again. h broke our hearta to loae her, but 1 he did not go olone, For part of ua went whh her the day God called her homo. Our precloua one I• now ot valce peace, o we love Ia 11111. A choir Ia vacont In her home which pw b. filled. ue atrength to lace It, the courage to nMel lha blow, But whet It meont to loae her, no ane will ever know. Loved miMed by 1nd aadly your loving daughter, Connie; aon, Llrry aon, & lttmlly; Marty & family. 205 North Second Ave. Mldditport, OH HYSELL RUN ROAD - II a kitchen wollllols ot cab>nols ts what you need - lh1s home 11 for you It has 3 bedrooms, a large kitchen, and a largo hv1ng room Comu 'Mih 3/4 ot an acre and a pebo SH,too POMEROY PIKE - Chnter - A ono story homo wolll new 11d1ng newer roof newer doubla pane Windows newer wonng. and plumbing Has 5 rooms, 2 btldrooms and one car garage on approx 1f2 acra of ground $25,900. CROWS SUBDIVISION - AYE POINTS - A nlca one acre lot wolll water and elednc avaolable A great buiking a home or mobile homo 8118 Cloao to town Juat S8,500. MIDDLEPORT - Rudond Str. .t • A n100 2 bedroom 121160 mobole homo Silting on 128x200 lot II hu a noco pood1 ond omaJI outbu1khng Wao $15 000 Now $13,500 lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removol Raoidentiaf & Commwclol Frao Eollmataa 412&112 tin l'fbulehold hams, 2 r•nge•, ~ehlnson 1nd Humphrey•, New Llm1 R01d Rutland, Oh, S.turdly, June 13th Announcements 15301 D11dllna July 11fth For aale, Royal Oak m1mber Fr.. Adult Ttlk Llrw 1·714-662·1037 Uv1, On. On One Saturdav, June 13th Syr~~cuu Ball Pari(, JNn Hall, Cherry StrMt, Janice L.aw.an, mise (No Sunday Calls) 4 2112192 Giveaway 3 112 WHk Old Pupppln 614 388-nsa AUTO RENTAL, INC. $19e95 A DAY AND UP CALL (614} 446-9971 (KELLY) KENNY'S AUTO CENTER 264 UPPER RIVER ROAD RACINE MOWER CLINIC lui9Ht... Mey l),,hlt·llidl' 6 Fret Kittens, I Wb Old. NMd Hul!h Sate Home House Brolw D•y Ptlone 614-t468209, Evenings 614-446-3603 Old marblu, toys, comic bookl, 11n11ml, pleture• and tumhure., O.by Mo"ln, 814-182·1'141 Fret Kltlena, 7 WHkl Old 614446-lm Sltnding Umber, will pay fllr prtcu, call Jerry Runyon, 614~ 992·2861 Golden RttrltveriAullraU•n Shepherd puppiea to 1 good home, 3 m111 2 ftiNlle, 114-9854443. WantMI To Buy Junk Aulot With Or Without Molora. Call larry Lively 6M-388-9303 Khtena I cata to good homet Top Prlc.. Ptld All CMd US Colne, Gokl Ring~ Sllv• Colr.s, Gold Colno. M h. Coin Shop, 151 Socond A....... Oalllpolll 304-17~720 • OH., wv. & H.U.D. Appmlll Mafwt•.d 1111. . Procllcts. IAONf, OHIO (f-'J ~ llolp ... bjloo) PARTS & SERVKE ' Mowen • Gall Saws • Weedeaten 614·949·2804 w••••, .... ,,,. ! r;1 • : i ' ....... l or&75-4138 1K;;H;;Io::na::,-:v:o:-:; rio::l:: y :: ,o:-e::hooM - -Iro : -m -, 614-lll2-:1881 1Mind Chow & I 1 Home On A F•rm lDv• Chlldron Good Hunlw. 614-3711 2518 1 6 Lost & Found G11lty HI Efflducy Air Collllloutls, Heat FOUND malo Boqlo typo doa nur lakin, 304..e75-541t or 6""- • 4728 ' Fonraces & Now 7 Water Heaters. t..::..J • - N- ' f-~.,....,.,. Kh1tna, m11e & female 1 litter tralntd 6 wU old, 304-87~7260 llilllll Oil !Ill'' Beunetll Mobile 1391 Safford Sdrool Rd. Cal Rlek Pearson Auction Company, lull 1111'111 tudlonHr, complete ..rvlce Licensed aucUon t68,0hlo & WHI Virglnil, 3041711-5785 Yard Sale Employmenl Services 11 Help Wanted •AVON' ALL AAEASI Shalo your time wllh us You'll love th1 COj!!pony 1-IOO.tm.e358 Ar•m•ll GM delfel"'hlp ll t1klng retum• tor 1n axperltnced aiHperson quallfle~tion• lo 'We don t want a kidney -shaped pool We were thonkmg more along lhe lmes ol Lots 1983 GMC h1lf ton pickup, silo~ bed, dltMI engine, 4 apeed, 4x4, new b.att1ry, $1,95C, good cond, 304.a82-3793 1985 Dodge Prospector 314 ton pickup, 101\ded, good c;ond. 1176 22ft truck camper sleepa 8, Hlf cont1lned, will 111t uper.t1, $5,000 or IMst cHar, 304-895- Nlcl, cl•n 2 or 3 bedroom ho&at, pr•fer private telling, 614-902·2428, INVe m.... ~ lf no1nawer 3004 1----------.,...----------.i 11 Help Wanted 21 Opponunlty •• -.ceptlng Resum•• Tlvougtl Junt 16, 1992 For Pliri·Time Extension Program Assi1t1nt Send Resume To O•llla Extension ottlel, PO Box 33 , G 111 111 Ohio a po • 45631 AVON I A II Aroas I Slllriey Spears, 304-675-1429 Count'/ CRUISE SHIP JOBS Hiring -$2,000/Mo Summer fYur Round. Barter.derl /Cislno Worktra /Gift Sholl SIIH ffour Guides Jttc Frea tr~vel Hawaii tearibbe•n IBahamu !Europe. No EJp Nec:euary 1•206 .7367000 Ext15i4NI NNdtd- C.rtUII'd nunlng assla. tant lor ICF 68 bed tacilfty. Call Carehaven or Point Pleasant 304-67~005 OlAN MilLS targast por1ralt atudlo Ia looking for 3 tnergetlc I mtturt ltlephon• salta per· tons neadmg to tam mortlhan minimum wag• W• offer gu1r.n!Hd hourly ratte plua incenllvl bonus tor 111 who qualify CALL. US NOW!' To wrfte your own p.ayeheckll Clll Tom at 814-4411159. Mon Frl V.OO AM to 1 00 PM or 5 00 PMtoSIOOPM S1t 900-,00 EOE Reglstertd Nurses It lnternttd In A Position Ta Utlllza Both Cllnlclil And Aneumtnt Skills P11111 Stop By Scenic Hills Nurt.ing Cen11r This Ou1llty Nursing C.ntar Is Located AI 311 Buckrldge Road, Bidwell Ohio, Or Call 614-446·1150 Salea Person Minimum 2 Years Experience In Salal 01 Lumber And Bulld1ng Mattrlal Valley Lumber And Supply 614 ~:2 661t St1t1 Approved Nursing Assla tantt For A Rewarding Job At 1 Outllty Nursing Facility, P•u• Stop By For Applications At Scenic Hills Nursing Center, 311 Buelcridge Aoed, Bldwlll, Ohio Or Call 614-446-71!50 Wanted Mllnten•nc• EnglnMr Muat bl 1ki111d In h•lting, 1lr conditioning, e18ctrletl Oper~Uon1 In •wlmmlng pool & "w•g• trutment plant helpful P1y cornmansul'lte with experience Rtply Box CU 223 c/o G•lllpolla 01ily Tribunt, 825 Third Ave, Gaillpolla, OH 45631 14 Business Training Ratn~ln Now!I!Southtastem Business Collage, Spring Vtllay Pltu C.ll Today, 614-446... 36711 Rtglatar~tion 19Q..05...1274B Wanted to Do Will Blbyalt In My Home. Ftn· cad In Pity Aru Aeter.ncu Avtlllble Rodney Aru Call 614-245-5867 Cart tor bed patlenl, also ctra tor loved ona while on v1c;atlon, Georges Portable Slwmlll, don I haul your loa• to the mill just c;tll 304-675·1157. Hav• Opening My Country Home, For Full C1r1 Elderly, With Prl.., ..• Room, 12 YNrt Expori...,. 614..256-1071 Mill Paul•'• Dly Clra Canter Solo, oHordablo, chlldearo. M·F I 1m • 5.30 p.m Ages ~10 Before, 1ftar IChool Drop-In• welcome &14-446-8224 Nn ln. toni Toddllf Coro, 614-448-122l Pitno 1nd guhar l... ons, 114· 367-4302. W1nted To Do· B•byaltting In My Hom• Nur• A••t•nt Trolnlng. Calll14-441-1226 Will bllby alt In my homo, tMniQir wllh rllpontlb61 reflreneet, 304-m-5f55 Will Do BabvsHIIna In My Homo Protorobly Ago• 2·5 Call 614H2-ll135. Send Financial 21 Business OpportunHy VENDING ROUTE· Goo Rich Quick? Na W1yl But W1 Htvt A Oood, SINdy, AHordablo, Buol· ...._ Won~ Lui 1.S00.2B4· VEND Business !NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLtsHING CO recommanda that you do busl· ness whh people you know, 1nd NOT to send money I hroug h I he mall until vou have mvesti•galod • lhl oHtrlng G Nie~~ moblll ham• ap~c:e 1v1il· oblo, eoll Mu, 1-100-837·3238 O.J While ROid, 18 Acres, Mostly Wooded, With A BNutt· tul Building Site Nle. leval Drlv.w•y, Rur•l Water, Eloc:1rlcHy, And Phon• Sorvlc• Av1ilab11 3 V2 Miln From Hoizoo Hosphol, $39,000 614-4464127. Rentals ' 41 Houses lor Rent Vending Route Local Wa Hav• Tho Neweat Machines, Making A Nice Study Cash Income 1· B00-955-0aM 4 bedroom, 2 bltha, 914 Viand St, $35(1 mo, rwt & dep required 304""'58-1Tl8 Homes for Sale 10 acres, 3bdrm house, bam, utility building 1ml from Middleport Handyman 5peclal, low twantlta, 216-395·2399. 2 bedroom country hom• In woodtd lrH, 4 mills from Ohio Alvar Wll•rge block bldg, good tor am111 buslnass, city w•ter, full basement, $36,000 2 71 acras, 304-89~3004 2 badrooms, comer lot, priced In 20's 107 Locust Sf Hender· son, 304~75-7619 2 Bedrooms, Family Room, Full Sita BaHment Woodbuming Fireplace 614-446-8699 2021 MtrqueHe AIJI, 5 yrs old, all briek maintenance frae tlome, o4 bedroom•, email living room, dlnlngroomlflmlly room combination, IU!chan, ullltty room, 111 one lavel, c:over.d patio ln blck, prlvtcy ltnc:e, gaf'llgt, shown by lppointment only 3Cl4-67S.12:J8 297 Kelley Or, GllllpoUs, Ohio 45631, Telephone 614-446-1385, Price 152,000 00 Uving Room, 3 Bedroom•. Family Room, 1 And 112 Bathrooms, 1 Car Garagt, Brick Front Whh Cedar Sldlna 3 Hd'oom house, 11rge k)l Milton Rd, Camp Conley bpen hous1 Sunday 14th, 2 00 to 4 OOPM Poss1bl• 0% ftnanelng by ownar 6 Room HoUSI On 1 Acre At Kerr Ohio (Gall11 County) 614446.j637, Or 814-446-4166 BEAUTIFUl HOUSE FOR SALE Hilforiell ArN Corner ~ - 816 Maln Sl Pt Pl1esan1, W Va Com~ltely Renovated 2 Full Baths, 3 Large Bedrooms, Now HVAC, New C.rpet Available June 15 814-448-:UOS Nle. 3 bedroom 1 bath home, wlgarage, 112 tcrt, out bldg o!Mr trlf'IIS, Camp Conley, MUST SELL, 148,500 nogoUabla 304-6754002 Rental Property HouM & 4 Mobile Homes On Approx 112 Aet1 Good Location, Good Condition, Approx S1,000 Per Month Income Will Return lnvestmlnt leas Thtn 5 'r'Nn, Pouiblt Owner Flnanc;ing. New Haven, WV 304~2-2466 Any11me 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 197'1 Cambrtdg• 12165, 2 room 12J24 •ddlllon txc cond, Wither I dryer, underrlnning 1 2 porehta new min bllnas, $6 ()()() or wttholj tdditlon S5 000 304-937·2832 or Sl37· 2280 1m Frlltdom 12x55, all elec stove, rwfrlgerator, •lr cond, KrNnld porch, curtains, $4,95CI Good cond 3G4~75-210t 19'711 14164, 2bedrm , tumlahed, no beds, underplnntd, ateps, on renl:ed lot, 614-992-5800 1974 Duke 14r65, 2 Bedroom•, Fumllhld, CA, Underpnning But Otlor 614oi41HJ782 1975 HollyhUla rnoblil hom•, 2 bod""'ma1 $4,000 -tlrm A1~ 1 old eorll; DCMtiH and olh• o.a botllol. 304-el:!-3755 1i77 Ntw Yorklr, 14x10, New C.rpet.z. New Hot W1ter Tank, New t-umace, And Ntw Appliance• 814·388-0261 1978 Ragen! 14r7D, 111 elec:, 3 bedrooms, IIOVI I ref 17,800 On rentld lot. 304-675-5413 1183 Nashu1, 3 btdroom, 14x7tl with h12 expando, CA, OuMn waterbtd, garden lub, all •pplilnCII, 10x20 deck, $14,200 Must move, 304-675-7860 or 67535114 1186 14x52 Forrest Park mobile holM, 2 porchH 1Bd undtrDinnlng, 19!500• prleo nogotloblo Locattd In t-Omeroy. Mike Oh· linger, Albany &14-6Q8-4192 1988 14x70, 2 btdroom, 2 bath, g11 tur and stove, 814-992-6981 1187 Cl•yton mobile homt, 2bdrm, 1&1f2 beth, laundry room, $7000 &M-94~2i~O t4pm,I14-Qolll-21112 oftor 5pm 1GR MK70 a.taw•r modtl Bd,_, wHh 2 porchn, alrl no fiH'OIIure Mutt move Cit Cllrenc1 M Mooney efter 6 p m 114-258-1510 73 Goods Gallipolis Farry, 2 story, 4 badroom, 1 bath, redecotlltd older home, lit c;ood, ltO'fll, retrlgarato'L no lnaldl pets, $275. mo, J150 sec:urlty dapl & retertncn, 304-675·785SI after 6 00 PM Ntce eHicitncy cottage, unique and ba.autiful, 304-6~-6042 Very nk:e 3 bedroom houH In Pomeroy, 614-667-3271 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent ~umlture 814-446-7444 Electric rang11, $129, 1uto waohors, $12ll, oloctnc dry••· SIS, 30' gaa l'lnga, $125, Mayllg wring., washlllr, 1119, rttrlgtrator, 11111, 25 · color TV, $125, Haggerty 1 Appll1nc1s, 614·992-7949. lAYNE S FURNITURE Complett home furnishings Hours Mon-S1t, ;..s 614-4460322, 3 miles out Butavllle Rd Fru Delivery Haw Curved Gltal Oak China Cabinets llghtlld Mirror Back Cllus ShtiVH, LAaded Glasa In Door, S.verll Sltn 614-4464316 PICKENS FURNITURE New/Us ltd Household furnishing 112 ml JeJrlcho Rd Pt. Pleasant, WV call 304-675-1450 R & S New, Used 1nd Anllqut tumllure, M~&on, WV 304·17'J5341 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St , Galllpolit New & USIKI tumltu,., heaterl, Wtsttrn & Work boota 614-446-3159 VI'RA FURNITURE BARGAINS GALORE 1 614-446-3158 1 bedroom trailer, pay own ulllitin plus deposit, 304-e7S2535 LlVINQ ~OOM Sot• And Chair 2 bedroom, AC washer-dryer mo plus tumlhsed, 1200 utllltiH, ref & dep, 304-675-4~ T1btu $79 And Rocks,. $79 2 B R furnished or unfumls~ad C.ble, 1lr Oftrlooking Ohio River, Kln1uga Cle1n & qulat Foster's Mobile Home 614446·1602 BEDROOM Bunk Beds S99 (2x6) 4 Drawar Chnt Of Drawers S44 95 Twin Man .. ss $99 Set 2 BA trailer In H•nde~ Will rent with HUO 304-7TJ..5248 1nytune DINE'TTES Wood Bar Stools $14 95 (2ti ') Table And 4 Paddtd Chairs $129 2bdrm 8x35 tf'llller on the Ohio River C.mpground. Electric, wlter, trash, and lot paid, $250/mo, 614-985-4256 or 614949-2526 OPEN 7DiytAWaok,9AM ·6 PM Sunday 12Noon 5PM Rt 141 4 M1las Ott Rt 7 In Can· tenary pa,_ 2br Mobile Home With L.trga Add-On Room, Private Lot, G1ng1, Close To Town, $32Wo Plus U11111ila & SM O.pooll 614-441>o131' 4br On Cor1 M1ll Rotd ott Rt 325, No Pets, O.~tl I Reference Rtquired 614-2455622 Fumlshed 2 bedroom mobila home, 111 elec:, 304-175-6512 It no answer ta•v• meauge Nice 2br, Mobil• Horr. For Rent Out Sl R1 218, 8 Mlln Rot & Doposlo Roqulroct. 614..256-625'1 Nice 1.2x60 2 bedroom lg y1rd, Kln1ug1, 614-446-7'\13. 43 Farms lor Rent 85 1craa nlc1 4 bedroom tann houat, centrli heat 1nd 1ir conditioning , $70,000, 614-742·2714 44 Apartment lor Rent 1 bedroom mobile nome, •lr cond, priv1te lot, everything tumlshed 304-675-6563 1 Room EHitciancy, Ullhtl•• Pa1d Exeepl Electric S1S51Mo O.positiAtference 614-446-713(1 usa 2 bedroom lp1, month lit ullhtlas patd no HUD, 304-6752122 2 Roome & Btlh, Oownst1lrs, Clean, No Pe11, Quiet, Retartnce And O.poslt Required 614-446·1519 2 BA 1pertmenta In M1ddieporl, newly remodeltd low utlihi. ., no pets, $220 per month, deposit requlrad, 614-992-2381 do yo 2bdrm 1pta , tot1l elec:lrlc; appliiOC.I furnished, laundry room taclllllu , close to 1c:hool In town AppUcallont ntlllble 11 Vtllage GrMn Apia 149 or call614-992·3111 E~. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jacksoo Plko from tt92Jmo W1lk to thop & mo'11ila Call 814-446-2568 EbH Boooksldo Apa"monlo, 1 Bod· room, Stove RttrlgeratOf', W1shar, Dryer Hook-Up, 614448-662! Clnten1ry ArN Or Rio Grtnde Nlc. 2br Slova, R1trigarator, W•t•r Fumlthed No Pete $235/Mo 614.-.146-8038 O.luxt 1br, 2 Car Gartge, CA, Flro1 Avo, Golllpolls, O.pooll & Rtfll'lneH, AYitiabll 6115 614256-1529 Downtown, Modem, 2br, Complate Kitchin, Washer Ory•r C.rpol, CA, 614-446-0139 -c--Graclous tlvlng 1 1nd 2 bedroom apartment• 11 Vlllag• Minor 1nd Rivtralde Aplrlrnenla )n Mkldleport From $11Ml Calll14-tl92·7711 EOH OM bedroom apt tor l'lnl, 304 ~ 8'15-2218. One bedroom turnlahld 1pt, Point P~untt, no pett, 304.. 175-1388. 45 " Furnished Rooms 1m A1dm1n 14x70, 2bdrm, 2 blth. wl•ledric hell wtttr, Rooma tor renl • WMk or month c.nt11f 1lr, utility room. Too t120Jmo GaiH• Hotel m1ny x-tra1 to lilt I'M-667--3412 I~=~l:z•t 11580. evenings. Sleeping room• with cooking R-101Hd Doublowlcloo 5 Also trailer tplce. All hook-ups Av•llable Only $1,000 Down Call oftor 2 00 p m 304-773Repoe~~uecl Slngltl: :n Anll5151, MaMMI ablo Only $500 DOwn Wllh Ap. provocl C..otft. Call 1-100-51~ 46 Space lor Rent 51'10 $500 ott Purchon Price Dt Any Counlry Mobllo H - Poll<, Ill Haw Home At EIHI Home C.O· 33N., ugr new m1n1g1m1n1 t•. Grut S.lection, Free S.t·Up Loll, 185, homo ronlola, S235, And Dollvoryl Call 114-m·1220 114-1192·2167 a•• wv 1985 Ford Bronco II 4x4 Excellen! cond1t1on• 614-992-5429 Musl see to 1pprac1ale 1989 Astro Chevy Embassy Ml~ V1n excellanca Condition-. loadod 16,000M• $12,500 Ger'614-446-2238 74 Big Savings On All Vinyl & C.r1)8\ In Stock $5 00 Up Mollohln tl79 And Up, CoHN And End Up, Swivel Wl'lite Tubul1r D1y Bad And Mat tress 3 Piece Bedroom Set, Living Room Chair 614-2459448 52 Sporting Goods New SKS Rill.. , Wllh Ac:cnsorlot, $115 Ammunltlon, $15/100 Jennings 360 Auto Pistela, N.w $105, 2 Brande Ammunft>on l111110C!1 $2011~ Coli 10 AM To 10 PM Keep Trying W• re In And Out Constantly 614-446-1822, 7 01ys Wtek r<: , 99 ? oy 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Pool Table, Good Condition, Call 614·367·7950 Or 304-6756044 Six o4x8 It sheets walnut venHr $45 par shill compere to $90 per thlll 304-675-7S41 Surpluo Army Camlilugo eloth· ing, Small c:ombel gNr, l11ther boolt {rent•l aurpfUI clothing starting prlcel12 dozen pleeea) S.m Somerville a, our 281h yNr, 5 mlln Eut 1-n, RIVInlwood, by S1ndyvllll POll ortle., Frl, S.l, Sun Noon-6 00 PM, other d•y•tlours 304-273-5655 Trtlltr Towing Equip 10 000 LB Reeae Hitch Rec:tlv•r Ftnder Mount Cltmp-On Mlrrot"'i Aux Tr1namlsslon Cooler 614-3888718 White bathroom vanity cabinet & marble lop, never uaad, $150 or will ull uparate 304~75Would Like To Hne Or Buy Telephone Po1H &M-256-6309 5S Building Supplies Block, brick, sewer pipes, wmdows lintels, etc Claude Winten, Rio Grande OH Call 614· 245-5121 Groom 1nd Supply Shop-Pel Grooming AU brNd1, styl•s lam• Pit Food O..ler Julie Webb Call 614-446.(]231 6 Weak Old AKC Ron Waller Puppies, S200 614-446-8114 AKC Bonr Pupplaa, $200 Each, Wtllaton, Ohio 614-384-5911 AKC Chlnua Puga, P1k1ngne, Miniature PlnKfilr, hancf ted Cockatiel, baby rabbits, 304516-2207 AKC Cocker SPflnltl pupe, 6 wks, wormed, ve~ gtnllo p.~rents, aood w1lh ktda S150 304-675-d:JB. Oragonwynd C1ttery CFA Per alans & Si1mese Kittens 6~4446-3844 Attar 7 00 p m Ragl11ared Border Collie Male 1 V'"ear otd, $20 614-446-7075 51 Musical Instruments 2 mixing boards for PA eyatem 2 Bosa 800 WI power amps & Yamah1 apeakers microphones 304-576-4033 or 304-67~418 B1ldwln plano blonde color good condlllon $500 J04 -57ti2233 LM P1ul w/cue, Sunn 1mp 2 twelves Tucam 4 tr11ek recordar Yam1h1 drum m1ch 3(14 675-1616 Uprlgl'lt plano $75 304-675-1879 1ft1r 5 00 PM 58 Fruits FrHmr ehaat 115 good concH tlon 814-985-3852 Genetis Nutrition Producta t11turing Amino Acid Body Building, weight loss tnd !at bumer formuf11 Av11l1b .. •• · clualv11y 1t AI.. Ald Ph1rm1c:y The ute w1y to dlel Hosplttl bed, like naw, 111 eleclrtc, wlalr INIHrwll pump, $600, 2MI ott SR124 on 2~ pur· tit Hollow, Lang Bottom, Ul1 KILLS FLEASI Buy ENFORCER Fl .. Killers tor pets, horne I yard Guar~~ntMd ttf.ctlvel Buy ENFORCER II Baum True Value Store, 11 Wut M1ln Str•t, ChHitr Oh & V1ll1y Lumber I Supply Corp., 555 Pt'* Str.t, Middleport, Oh & Vegetables Oak lomlto ltakn tor at'- 4ft , 5 ft, 8 ftd 18 Inch grtde attlln S1 per Olin 814446--1010 2 mU.. welt of G111ipolt1 on M1 STRAWBERRIES- You Pick, Wo Pick Container~ Provldtd Open 8..Q M..f, Sat 8-5, Closed Sunday · Ttylor • Berry Patcll, Korr Ad. 114-446-8682, 0. 814 245-6178 Slrawberrin, Pk:k Your Own Rio Call Cl1udl Winters, Gr11nd1, Ohio &M-245-5121 Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment Llrge whlta antique c11w leg ball1 tub $90 304-8'15-7541 285 M~ wf M.... y loeder $9850 614-286-6522. M•pl• dinette HI with 4 ctptaln Ctlllrl, Cllll 614.092·233'1 C Horsa Gooaeneek Trtll•r 114245·9640 PIHaburgh paint .... now In progma. Ceiling pelnt 6 gtl, ewterior white IIIII $13 99 g11 Burpee 1Mda 50% off Ptlnt Plus, 2415 J1ckaon Ave, Pt Pit, 304-675-4084 Bruahhoga, can deliver 5216 Pi11tk: And Medal Cutvert 61neh Thru 60 lneh In Stock Ron Ev1n1, J1clcton, Ohio 1-800537-9528 300 lnt'l lr1c:tor with tinlah mower, $2350, 88CI OIVId Brown ~8!50, 860 Ford $20115, 6~4-843- For Stla Or Tradl For Clllle tntematlon•l Trtclor Model B414 OIHII $\500 614-446-1052 Ahtr 500 Gravtly Traclor With Electric Start1r 4 AUtehmentl $80(1 114·25H35i n36 c:-:-:::-:----:--::cc-:::--:---- 1985 Honda 500 Shadow, axe cond, tt 275 304-576-2908 FOf Sale- Moped Honda E• Pflll 304-675-1394 Honda 250 four whuler 11 SOO :..304:.:... ·TJ3..:.:..54:.:...5:..2- - - - - 75 Boats 1973 Gran d Pri l Pon !lac;, Good Condition, Runs Good, $BOO Call After 2 oop m 614-t4&-3168 1977 Monte Carlo S450 OBO, 304-675-61186 198CI Olds o.ll1 88 2 dr coupe lmmaculall condition , 307 va, ell options, $1600 614-992-67'19 Otds Omega, $700 614-245- 9113 -::-:c-::----:,-,---::::-:c:c--c 198'1 Toyota Cellc1 GTI 5 Speed With Alr Good Condll on, $exwl: 1978 Dodge Van 318 With A1r Good Condtllon 11 000 614-446- 8981 1983 C1m1ro Z-28 305 AT, PS PB AC, gsragt kept Excallenl condition ~ult 1M to apprec:llll 304-882-2715 1her 5pm 1983 Ford Escotl Runa Good $450, 1983 Otda FlranZI, $700 614-o44HJ7'31 1985 Mercury Grtnd Marquis 302, V-8, Autom1tlc, full Powar, Cul1om WhHII, Very Shtrp Carl $3,800 614-t46-nt5 1985 Oldl Deltt 88 Royal Broughtm, 4dr, sedan, uc cond , new tlru, 307 V-8, $2200 614 992-6719 1986 Chrysltr N•w $2,995 614 256-6309 Yorker 1986 Dodge Coli 5 Spd S~ Runs 500 614 256-6495 1986 Dodge Colt body good cond naeds motor, $350 304 67'S-50ft 1986 Tnms Am, uc;ellent condl tlon, $4,995 14A Johnson boat 50 HP $1,1'00 Call tnytlma 614 «11025 1987 C.dilltc Sedan O.VIIIe All Power, 26 000 Milts Asking $11,000 614-446-4752 1987 Nisstn 200SX $3500 614 992-3663 1987 Plymouth Turlsmo 65 000 M1111s Rasl Good Cond111on $2 000, 1985 Ford LTD V-6 Good Condttlon, 63,000 M•los $'1,500 1988 Plymouth R911anl SW, 65,000 Mtlta, R111 Good Condition, $3,600, 1969 Ford PU R1al Good Condhlon, $95Cl 614 256-625t 1988 CIJIIIU Supr&~me Classic Brough1m, l01dld, 11c cond 28,000 mill•, 304-882-2625 1989 Dodge Adn, 4 door vary cletn ear,)(l4-675-1375 1SI9'1 Z-28 auto 57 $19 300 new specl1l order must 511 Selling below wt'lolnalt t12 900, 304 675-2332 Motors lor Sale 1962 15ft QUick Stiver In-hull, 2 1964 80hp Mercury s On• for parts 1900 090 3()4-675-2887 1986 22FI Suray Mid Cabm, Inclosed Head, Sleeps 4 loll dad W1t h Eltr.st hcellant Condition, 614·367.{)659 3773 ' I S.1ra Starcrtn 12ft v bonom alumn bolit w/2 moton Salt K1ng t5hp 10 gal ttnk & M1nn Kota alec 281b thrust, told d...... n ......., Hits $600 304 576-2316 aft~r 6 ooPM ---------76 Auto Pans & Accessories on• ~973 GMC 3.'4 ton pi ck v p 350 1uto, PS,PB, topper 614-24 5 M54 1974 Chevy 112 Ton Pick-Up, 6 Cylinder 3 SpMd, Runs Good $700 614 256-6392 19n GMC Tri·Arle 15 Ft Alum Bed Sell WlthiWhhout Bad , 1978 GMC 6500 S.1ln Wllh Air Uft Chill.,, Ctll Aher 7 PM 614258-6325 1081 Chev 114 ton 4 apeed, Slh whlll, ANSI Hhch, e*: brak.. 304.t7&-:1714 or 67&-1571 1981 Chevy 4x4 Aldie Sllek Rebuilt Tr~nt, I Hubs $1,995 614-446--1141 AMer 6 PM Or WHkondo 1982 Chevy Bluer KS Silverado 1lr tilt, cruis e S2 400 1974 Chavy 314 ton pu:kup $80() 304 675-1330 l ~ , '~ I l : , I• Budqet Transmissions Used & rabutlt, starting 11 S99, front wh"l drive starting It $149 00 614· 245-56n, 614-992-6293 : ' • , l Truck. topper $45 304-57'6-2894 Campers & 79 • Motor Homes :::-:::-"'7-""'::'_ _ _ _ • 81 HI-to Starcq,ft camper 18 tt long $2500 Good eondltton -. 304-576-2233 ~ ! ' Pop up umper tor uta 614 .. 985-3549 , • ' Services ......;;;;.:, l• ____ 81 • •• Home Improvements ---~~~~---· BASEMENT • WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gual'ln· IH loc1i rate.. ncas tumlshed FrM utlm~les C.ll collect 1 614-237-0488, dav or night Rogers BHIIT'IInt Waterproo- : ,. • ~ • ~ flng. Curtis Hom• lmprovaments , YMra Experlenc• On Oldar & : Nawer Homes Room Addttlons " Roof1ng • Found1tion Wort Kllchena And Balttll FrH Es.. • tlm1tes 1 Aeterances No Job,. Too B1g 01' Small' 614-367-0516 : Home Remodeling, Vinyl S1d1ng • And Ovarhang )0 Years El ~ penenced frH Estlmalas l 614- .. 446..0926 ., J W Construction Room Ad- : d1t1ons, Roots, Decks, S1d1ng • And AIt Types Of Ex1anor And • Interior P1lnllng W\U Give Low • Btd licensed 614 245-507'6 "' J.cEcc =T _ _ _ _ : Aeration Moton~, repa1rld New ., RONo~~ & r•bultt moton In •tock EVANS JACKSON 00 537 9528 1-aoQf Quality home Improvement&, carpentry and remodeling of til sorts, no job too small Reasonable rates, c•ll anyl1mil 614-Jil2 1400 or 614-992 l756 ReU1blt Wtllpaperlng merc1al And Resldtnt1al •frM EstuNies "Elperlenctd •Qualltw Work 614-446-n19 Com Ron s TV S1rv1 ce Specla11Lif!l In Zenith tlso 11rvtcmg mo$1 other brands House calls , 1110 aom1 1pplianca rep.alrt WV 304-.516·23911 Oh10 614-446-24s4.' SepCtc Tenk Pumping $90, Gallt.t Co RON EVANS ENTERPRISES J1ck.an OH 1-800-537-9528 Sew Vtc Serv1ce Oevls Georges CrHk Rd P1r11 auppllas pi c kup 1nd daltv•ry 6\4'446.0294 Wtll butld patio covers d~M":k:s scrMned rooms, put up vmyl siding or trtl.., sklrltng 614. 245-9152 82 Plumbing & Heating Carter a Plumbing Fourth 1nd Pint Galllpolta Ollto 614-446-3888 Trucks lor Sale 1912 GMC 3/o4 Ready, 1983 Dodge Diplomat Slant 6 614 446·2014 -....; BOATERS 1 J S Marine Sef'fice New Mer ' cury EngmH In Stoell P1rta & ~ At:cassorlu In Stock f1etory Trained ServiCe 6l4 256-6160 Shop Kenny 1 Auto CentI f For A Good Clun Uaad Car Upper Alnr Road, Galllpoll•, 614""469971 72 & 1990 Bass Tr1cker Fully Equip-•: J*i, More Information 614-446--- ..: 1967 CLASSIC MERCEDES 250S, collector value betwHn $5 000 to S6,000 Must uli $3,000 304-675-5091 Groat 1984 Blue Vamahll 400 Special, good condloloo, now '""" sproc:kell c;ham $600 614 992 Autos for Sale '88 Chlvrolat Celebrity loaded High mlleaga Asking $2800 080 304-675-5332 ~98'1 1982 Y1m1h1 750 Mn1m 4 cyl shaft drive extras $1,000 very good cond 304-m-5329 Transportation 1988 Nluan S.ntr1 2 Ooor 4 Spd, Exnllanl Condition, low Mileage. 13,100 &14-446-3!it09 KILlS FLEAS! Buy ENFORCER FIM KIUere For Ptta, Horne & Ytrd. GuartntHd EHocllvol Buy ENFORCER AI Browns Trustworthy Htrdware St1t1 Route 18C, Bkfwell, Ohio sa 71 Motorcycles 1988 16h Four-Wmna 90hp AM-H.t cas;salle,Johnson power lilt & lrim, ertras, $7000 firm, 304-675-7677 • 1m Ctdill1c Ftlr Condllloo, Runs Good, $600 614-446-8751 Golden Retrl.v•r Pu.- For Sale 614-446-7123 1-800~8-1923 Purebr.d Llmoualn bull, $900, 614-608 2765 4 hlmale k.ttlens, 3 Hlm•l•y•n. 1 Persian, CFA Registered 8 wMk.a old, 614·1!12-3144 after 7pm 24Ft Pontoon Boat Wilh New 35 HP Vamaha Motor 2 Weslem Saddl .. 614-24s-5m FREE INSTALlATION SWIMMING POOlS Only S7'99 00 BMutiful Above Ground 19I31to4 Pool includH Fllt•~j_ Deck, Fence, L•ddara, Etc L)Ofl't Believe it? Call BPI AOHA Btoodmg M•re For Sale 614-388 8242 1978 Ford Thunclori>lrd, S650, 1083 YZ 4ia $700 or trade tor Four-Stroke 614·256-6970 Fish T1nk 2413 J1ckaon Ava Point Pleasant 304-675-2063 full line Tropical fish\ bird5 small animat. 1od tuppl H Electric 3 Whnled Scoo1ars lndOOI'IOutdoor, New & Uald Uft Chairs Bowman 1 HomiCirt 61H46-n83, oo~00-458-8644 Angus And Chi ·An!lua Bl1ck Bullt.L. Renontbly Pnced Slat• Run t-arms, Jackson Oh1o, 614286-6395 2 rwd fem1ll Chow Chgw puppin, full btoodld, 9 wMka old, ~tach, 614-992-6340 19n GMC 314 Ready 1983 Dodge Diplomat Stant 6 614· 446-2014 Plastic Septic T1nks, Jet Atr11tlon T1nks Ron Evans Enterprl"' Jackson, OH 1-800.531-9528 .,.6,..3...,.,..,.....L...,Iv_e...,s_to_c_k _ __ 40 . 60 lb pigs tor 1111, 614 9492017 1978 Ford S400 AJC Cruise, RadiO 614-446-7055 1978 Ford Mustang, 4 Cyi, 4 Spd Good Body & Molor 1450 614-441-0902 Pets lor Sale AKC Reglsterad Cx:ker Spaniel pupol2lemeles, 1 male, tMonde & wh to, $125, 614-985-4407 & Wanled F1rm machinery of 111 kinds Got 1nythlng you w1nt lo sail Call 614-256-6040 56 54 Concr~te New Holland 479 hayblne, Supar 7'17: 2 row wide •nd p1ck up hlyhead, 730 CIM CK wldl frount with/Without Kelly hyd loader 614 992 7'3CI2 1975 Buick 4dr H1' 23,000 Mtln On 455 cu In Robuln Englno, Trans, PSIPB, Air, Cruise, nn, Clolh lnl $2,800 614-388-8718 AKC ragistar•d Btllenhaus Gtrman Shephard puppies r11dy to go June 28th 614·3786455 Apple Butter K11tt1, Stlrtr, And Stand Antique Rocker Bnklt bali Backboard, Aim, Pols, And Bill 177'6 Continental Dollar 2 Anttque Quills 240 Homallta Chainsaw 614·388-9435 61 Farm Equipment STEEL BUilCINGS Faclory Dltc:ounls Oepostt For11ats, Odds & Ends Save W, 1 200 To 20 000 aq ft Limited Supply Must Soli By 6130!92 614-4460721 Plano stOOl, MWing rockar, NYC oU canal cast Iron mold, plus HD oH clal ping pong ttble, 614·992·5324 18K dltmond & ruby cluster ring, have lpprlaAI papers of S1 500 will ull tor $800 304· 675-7541 1rx ===-:-=--:::-::-:--:-::- 7>41 AKC Rog . Englloh bulldog pup. plea, $4SO, can M-F, 8-4pm, John Warner, 3()4-453-6352 weekdays only Merchandise ,.t:,., t:=========:r=========::j 53 _ _A_n...,t,lq.;.u...,e_s...,.....,.._ _ Buy or ..11 Rlvtrlne Antlql.ila, 1124 E Main Strelll, Pomeroy Houra M T.W 10 00 a m to 6 00 p m, Sundly 1 00 to 6 00 p m 614-992-2526 Miscellaneous & 4 WD's Vans 1982 Ford Ecolme Vl n E·150, $990 304-675·2218 1937 Waterfalls bedroom aulte, full 1121 l1rge tour poeler bad, complete, drHHr with mirror 1nd v1nity llool, chest, $600 OBO must Mit, Dobba solid 01lc dining room HI 110lid 01k double pede1111 table whh 2 IIIVII, 8 Cl\aira, bought II $3000, wltl sell $1500, plua Olhlr tumfture, kitchenware htms, Tuppei'WI,.., 11c AU IXCellent condllion, 614-192-7995 800~ii-l49i 2 FCA 124 FL WOLFF TANNIN BEDS For Sale So&d Together Or Sopir1ely 614-4411029 31 Household GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washtra, dryers relrlger1tors, rangu Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vlna Street Call 614-446-7398 1. 3br 1·112 S.th, 600 Block ot Third Avenue, Gallipolis. AeterencH Raquired No Pat• Coli 8 00-11 OOA M 814-446-1734 Real Eslate 1989 Oodgt R1m 15(1 V-&, Automatic Air, AMIFM Stereo 43,700 Mlln, Runs L1ke New 1 614-44fio;9358 Merchandise 5I & AcreagB Lola tor aala, lrailara eeeaplablo. 304-175-2722. a spleen or pancreas · S.IH Dept , P 0 Box ,.3, Pomeroy, OH. Agpllcltlon• •re now Mind I•J•n tor port·tlml Nurolna Aid: Must be 1vallable tor all ihlfta. NUllO Aid c - will bo otlo..ot with employment Will 11so Af" cept appllc•tlonl tor C N.A •· pdJnlroy Hurling and Rehab Cintar 30758 Aock.,rlna• Road, Pomeroy No phone eono please EOE Colonial firm I acret over~ng Pl Pit $3,900 H11t acr1 or 11rger 101s In Hoppy Hollow1 1rollon occoplod , county wattr ,3,100. C.mp alt .. in Bue Band c:~~mp ground , c;ounty Wiler, $2,700 304-575:1814 r81aon1bl1 614-IMi-2381 Wanted to Buy VInton 5 tern restricted 1'10 mob1le homea, 10 min on At 2 N, price nogotilbll, 304-675-7169 18 & Auction 9 To Good Home 8 WMkl Old White, Blick All Colo,..! 814-256-17i3 And LNve ...,.... llge ~ \l,holt- ,\ 8 Public Sale 3 Fluffy Klnena, Gr~y & White Black &. White 8 WHka, lilletTrllnlng 614-371-2587 GALLIPOLIS, OH 10 . \'I'' I' I·: ~'I' I <>N & Shell1 Wtrnar Michael residence, Foresl Run Ad , Minersville, Frldly & Stturday, Movtng ••I• 41860 Kingsbury June 12, 13, 14, 11 -7pm Guns, 1ntlqU11t, 1ppllancea, TV, jewelry, mlec: at'llp, 614-698-6JI3 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 June 11 thru 14 7'15 Syumore SlrHt, Middleport Somalhing tor everyone Hpm Kltl~e POMEROY - Oo you nood a LARGE homo, or ~ could bo ( apartments Thoa houoo hat 15 rooms, largo hallways, enclosed Iron! porch, one car goraga, 4 belhs and 4 kitchana Has a newer furnace and roof Was recently redecorated Poaa1bility of some owner financing REDUCED TO $41,000. DOTTIE TURNER Broker ..992-5692 BRENDA JEFFERS........ .. .... .. .992-3056 DARUNESTEWART ..... .. .......... .....9i2-6365 SANDY BUTCHER..... . .. . ... 992·5371 SHERYL WALTERS, Cheohlre............ . ....367-0421 JERRY SPRADUNG ....... .. (304) 882·3498 mo. 2 P1r1 Beagle & P1rt Blflt1ny Puppln, 3 llonthl Old, Good Hunting Oog1, Fem•la 614-3889354 1-800-837-1460 11 we on FEMALES-Min Wut Vlrglnlo USA Pag•nt IMrch for cont... tantt For lntormaUon writ• Trk St1t1 H~adqu1rtera., Dept 8, 341 Locust 4ve, Withington, P•. COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ES11MA.n;s Ohio 949-2627 or The world would oeem QlglnUc yard eale Jun• 1H2· 13, !llm-6pm Rantld Beegl• l"'tldenc•, 1 mile Hilt of R~efne Jwlt SA 124 on Twp Ad 105 W1tch fOf signa Furniture, Announcemenls KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE now et real, and free from care and poln, •an• (614) 992-3470 992·21186 her all of our love. Although her aoul lo Friday tnd Saturdav, Ju,. 12 13 West Shade R011d nur Chnt1r, Smith rnldenca Taka T•xa• Flo.d off SR7 (1 mtle) Watch for 8am-8pm •SAND <GRAVEL o()IRT .UMESTONE Real Estate General Tell her how much we mill her and give Ohio ~ VALLEY INC. 3·13·92·Un OFFICE AU Y1rd S.IH Must Ba P11d In Advance OHcllna 1 OOpm th1 day btlore the 1d It to run, SuMay edition- 1 OOpm Friday, Monday adhion 1C 001 m Slturdly clothing, miK June 13, 1991. Mom up llbove. 55 S 2nd Ave , Middleport Bk:ydn, cloth.., mise hems. Soturcloy,ll/13192, 8-6pm WKK'S HAUUNG SERVICE Agriculture lime VIcinity 204 L.aaley Street, PotMroy Frldty l-4, S1turday t-2, ~k:halr, walkeri, am•ll applencaa, mise 2-7·92·tln FOR SALE 5126/1 mo. & 985·4473 667·6,179 2171. Socoool Sl. 35 The world • Middleport IUE ESTIMirES C/2JI't2/1 - TEAFORD GOLF AND TROPHY Pomeroy, Farms lor Sale Sentlnei-Page--9 72 Trucks lor Sale Al1111 Or Otf1e. Spac:a Available Llf•yltte M111 614-446-4222 blrns, summer house g1r1ge, lludlo. hunting ctbln. By owner Agtnta welcome Dan Black, 614-386-8210 8CruiH Ship Jobs- Hiring· S2000/mo Summtrfyllr round Vinton 2nd StrNt On Left After Bartenders/ Casino Woril;trsl Bridal, FrltJay, Saturday Anti· Gift Shopl Saleat Tour Gutdtat Aut Vamty, Klda Ckdhlng, Nlw- etc Free lr1val HawaiiJ Caribborn Toddl1111, THnl, Rowing ba1nl Bahamall Europe. No Mlchlnel.. Wicker Chair, Toy1, axp necau1ry 1·206-136-7000 Bods, Hiding Mower, Mlac Ext 1617N8 Oalora! Euy Worttl Excellent Pav' As· Yard/Craft Sale Wi,.era Station, Mmble Products AI tioi'T'II Clll Jackson Plklz JUBI 12th, 13th To&l Fru 1·800-467-.5566, Ext 9-4 Juna Min, 1-4 Girls, Mia- 313 ..., Womena, Clothes Twm FULl TIME LPN POSITION Bea, Mant Ckrthla, Mltc:l available In Gallla County Y•rd Salt Friday 1 Stlurday, (GaUipoltiiBidwell). Current LPN Cenlenary UcenN (lnlerlm P•mlt tcc.ptable), Pharmacology C.r1IIIC1· tlon, nlid driver'• licenu and Pt. Pleasant good driving racord r~ulred Hours 12-Bpm, Thurs-Mon, or & VIcinity •• otharwlst scheduled Salary O(llhr lo atart Excellent Behind But• School, Frl & Sit 8 00-2 00, 111ln or ahlne Rocking benetlt packar If lntereated lovetNt, blby bed, fumllurt, cont1d Cocli11 11 1-800-531 clolhe1 toy1, g1auw1r., high- 2302, no Iatif than 6119192 EOE chair, computers Individual to Perform Cleaning Firll Time 3 flmlll11 , beside S.rvlcas At The GalllpoUa, Ohio Mc::Donald'a P1rklng lot, Hen- Posl OHica Conlact TM local Poltmaster For Further Inform• dillon t 00 1m to 4 00 pm • Wid, Thurs, Frl, rain dat•s lion 6111,18,19 dlthu, Avon TupperLPNs & ANsi Bacom~•n RN or . .,., HOme lntarior, s11oes, sn- BSN graduate • tncre&A your 11quoo, clo1hlng Income without gcHng back to school! C1ll P.ggy Romtru G1rag1 S.l•, 3203 Jackson Av1 Fri, Sat & Mon. Lhll• bit of belen June 17th to lind out how 1.ao0-T.l7-2222 -ylhlng Vard 8•11, I mUH aut Jtrrys Run Rd, Appll GrCNe, Rose ~nard 1, June 10 to 13, t 00 to 1. Wro~hl houu newly remodllld 2 l•rv• sa Welcome Slates $20.00 FlEE ISTUIAn5 HAYI IEFijiiKI'S lol«t 6 p.a Loorra h11p Aft• 6JL& 614-915-4110 614/WI .... I opprllolld vlllue. Said reel ootota lo oubjecl to tho United Stata'o Foderel govommonro Righi ol Redemption reoulta from hen tT72, ftlod lor record on Auguot 21, 1U9 In I he Foderol Tu Uen Book In tho olflco of tho Recorder ol Melgo County, Ohio. TeRMS OF SALE: Caoh on delivery of - . Jomoo M Souloby Shorlll of Molgo County (6112, 19, 26, 3tc omes-Peta WJkjllfe Molorcyclea-Etc EXCAVATING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER& SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING: Limestone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal licensed and Bonded Moving S1le 613 Jackson Pike f:rl & Sal June 12th, 13th aotrlgarator, Mkrowlva, Truh Compactor, Q s Water Bed Mattress & Foundatton, Jra•dmill, Ex Bike, Beer Keg, Clolhlng And Mlac: ond TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITES, LANOCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING PI••• legal description of the real Friday, Salurday, 9·? A&R ;r'r~llor Park, 3683 Bullville Pike, C111ftt & MIIC f _rtday, Saturd1y, lincoln Pikt 'To Northup Raed, First Brick Hou.. Pool Brid ::----::'-C-= g:co--c--,-,:-Garage Solo Polnoo Vlnog 1 , Acrosa From Th1 PatriOI A.Uc:tlon Blrn Clothn, HouHhold Good a, J une 11·1 31h Junt 12th, t3th 3 Flmllv Off ' Rt 1, Addison Townhouao, Bv' Taf'll Apt Nice Clothing, Toys June 121h-1:Jih. 465 O.orgn Cr...k Aoed.t ~n1011 TV Ch1in SIW, Size :wa-11112 Good ~rt ClolhH, l.o1a Morel HOWARD EXCAVATING 4-H2·11n pond. 'N ' CARL YLE® b) I arn 47 Wanted to Rent 68 1cre country arttta whh ALL Y1rd S.l11 Muet Be Paid In I dvonco DEADUNE 2 00 p m th1 day befoN the ad 11 to run ~unday ecUtlon 2 00 p m Frldey Monday edition • 2 00 p m Saturdly nlty Clolh18, Much Morel 1 1f4 MHe Od. Mill Cretk Road ASK FOR AL Cali 614-992-6637 Sl. Rl. 7 Cooking Uten11la, Dishn Applloneoo, Clothing Girtl, nomen'a Clot 11, Miter~ Call304·773·5118 or 304·773·5186 After 5 •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD 33 KIT Space lor Rent Dally lor Sale V.ry nice 14x70, 3 BR on 1 private tc,. Ma)or lppll1ncea. GroYO $14,500 304-516- 538 Hllclo Drtvo, Fri, Sal 8A M· ? Furniture, Unerw, C.k• Pana, 11112th, &/13th Jusl Off R1 101, "Cinten1ry On Llneoln Pike, lrd Trailer Toot1, Lawn Mowers, Jowolry, Housohold homo, lois Mort MIIC , New, Uudl 46 Mobile Homes =- 4 Famlty S1le Frld•y a Slturday, ~? - r i n g Rldgo, Follow Signs 'Cloth~\ GIIISWIMh Curtains WATER & ELECTRIC ALREADY AVAILABLE Will Sell Part or All SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL VIcinity Frt, S1t, AntlquH, Baby Walker, Plly Ptne, C.r Seat, B1by BEAUTIFUL LOCATION Nice Place For Doublewldes and To Raise A Family PHONE, 32 Crtmllns Amby Lan1, Left At _Gun Shop On Rt:160, 7 Miln From Holz.ar., Bargains Gllore' 151111h, 61121h, &/13th 1H & LOTS FOR SALE Volume 114, PllfiO• 407-408 of the r-rda of - . In tho Rocordar'a OHico of Melgo County, Oho. Ralorenca Deed: Volume 311, Pogo 241, Molga County DMd RIC eM . . Tho daocrlbod rul aobola hoe boon •olgned Aucltor'a Porcal Number• 1~80 ond 11-00581. Said promlooo known • 110 High Stroa~ Pomeroy, Ohio 457&ll. Saki rul •tote lo oubjoct to occrulld 1112 reel ootota Lots Dear God, pleeH toke thla me10age to our God th1nk Rlch1rd1 l ...... In loving memory never can The East Letart Methodist Church would like to 33164 Now Lima Rood, Rutland, Ohio 45ns Soid rul Miele • oubjecl to accrued 1992 rul •t.te In Memory .. lddr•• 00422 000 Said premi1e1 known u 2 Specializing In Cu~tom 937- HuiTalo Public Notice h•• Public Notice WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS -Coolv1Ue PI••• at the Hammond Organ at the Moose Lodge 6·10 PM. and tho hall of Lot number llllrlioen (13) In end of Bur111p'1 Wdltlon to tile Town of Pome{oy, azcapt tho cool and other mlnorolo lllorounder, and tile right to mine tho ume. Being tho Public Notice Public Notice Business Services Plctunt 458- l..con NOTICE OF SAL£ By virtue of an Order of Sale loauod out of lila Common Court of Moigo County, Ohio, In tho • • • of Diamond Savlnga •nd loan Company, Plaintiff, vo. Don E. Harrlaon, t1 Ill., Delwndanto, upon a Judgmenl theretn rendered, baing No. 112-CV~O In oeld Court, I will offer lor oala ol tho front door ol the Courthouae In Pomeroy, Melgo County, Ohio, on lllo 101h dey of July, 1112, t1 10:00 1 m , the following Iondo and len• monlo, locolod ol 33164 New Uma Ro.d, Rutland. Ohio 45775 A complete logol doacripllon of tho roal FREE SENIOR CITIZENS DANCE 55 & Over Monday, June 15th "George Hall" 6 7 ~ - l"a ;) 76-Apple Gro ve 773-~t .. on 88:!- l\ cw Hav en R95.-Lelnt Public Notice heat, near Senior CitiZens, churches, hospital & schools Call 992-3424 for app01ntmenl I 1 1 nm e ro~ 992-5719 or 992·5509 ASAP HOUSE FOR SALE NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sola l""ued out of lllo Common Plaaa Court of lhlp County, Ohio, In tile . . . . of Bonk One, Athene, NA, PlalntiH, va. John R. Hunnell, et al., Defendenl8, upon • Judgment lllweln rendered, being c . .a No. 82-CV-38 In oeld Court, I will after lor aala at tile front door of lllo Courthouoa In Pomeroy, Molgo County, Ohio, on tho lOIII dey ol July, 11192, ot 10:30 ..m., the loHowlng Iondo and tenomento, located ot 110 High Stroot, Pomeroy, Ohlol 45768. A comrleto logo daacrlptlon o tho real Mbole lo • lollowo: Situated In tho Ylllogo of Pomeroy, County of Melp and Stole of Ohio and bounded and dncrlbod • lollowo· Lot Number fourteen 14) Matton Co . \\\ IJ8l - Che•lcr H43 - Portland 2 1 -- L~' IIr1 Fall a (,114 - H•ctnc 7 1::!- Rulllnd on land contract Please call Mulberry He.ghts, Pomeroy 2 BR. 2Y, baths, central a1r, gas Public Notice Area Co de 61 ·1 1Arca Code 611 A.,a Code 304 (5128; (615, possibly buy Public Notice C/assijie£1 pages cover the folloutnf! lelephone exchangP.s ... L... K. Noooelrood, Cieri! 12, 3k: children seek qu1et country home to DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION I 00 p m Saturday I 00 p m Monday lOOpm Tuesday 1992 Frl & The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 84 Electrical & Refrigeration • .. ..- Resldenllal or commercial wiring, new Hrvl ce Of ntpatr! Muter licensed •lec:trlci•rf Ridenour Elte1rleal WV00030(' , 304-675-1786 85 General Hauling Sand, Gr11v-' Umntone, Dirt · Wiele s H1uting Senolce 361r1'0 Ball Run A01d, Ohto 45769, 614-992-3470 : PomeroY, Hauling Anyllrna f No Job Too B1g Too Llttlt Bnement Cleaning • Genel'll Work, Any Klndl &1C:. 379-2278 Anytime • Wa Do Anyptac;~ 87 o;: Upholstery :::----:-'77-:--,...,.....,..:.._Mowr•y 1 Upholaterlng ..r..,lr;-. • h'tQ trl county lf'N 27 yNra The ' bat In furniture uphollterlng 1 Clll 304-675-4154 for frM nlimatM I • • �Page 10-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Names in the news 'Grapevine' tickles, but NEW YORK (AP) - In " Naked Gun 2 1/2," Leslie Nielsen's character pushes a Bar· bara Bush look-a-like off a bal· cony, but the actor behaved himself when he met the first lady at a rttenl While Hoose reception. "Barbara was in the receiving line, and when she saw me, she rolled her eyes," Nielsen says in Sunday's Parade magazine. Nielsen says a script is being wriiiCII f~ a third inslallment of the "Naked Gun" series, in which he plays incompetent investigatOr Lt Frank Drebin. HOUSTON (AP) - Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Rellon was named special adviser 10 the President's Council on Physical RETIRES - Norman Wood retired April I after 30 yean as a bus driver for the Meigs Local School District He began work for Northern Local School District in 1959. He bas been with the Meigs Sdlool District since its consolidation. He lives at 3%94 Landaker Road, Pomeroy, with his wire, Jean Wyant Wood. Fimess and Sports. Council Chairman Arnold Schwanenegger said in Washing· ton Thursday that her "commit· ment 10 creating more healthy and active Americans makes her a great role model." Ms . Reuon, 24, won the All· Around Gold Medal in women's gymnastics - the first American to do so - at the 1984 Olympic Games. She lives in Houston. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Elizabeth Taylor donated SISO,OOO to fight the resurgence of hlberculosis, which poses a special danger to people with AIDS . "After many years, TB is back, and deadlier than ever," Miss Tay· lor said in a statement Thursday. "What's not yet back is the same government response we saw decades ago." The American Foundation for AfDS Research, which Miss Taylor founded, next week plans to unveil a campaign to raise money to fight TB . It announced her donation Thursday. TB, which can be fatal, was vir· tually wiped out decades ago. It has made a resurgence in recent years, preying largely on people already weakened by the AfDS virus. NEW YORK (AP) - Sidney Lurnet is still fuming over a threatened union work stoppage during last year's filming of "A Stranger Among Us," and says he won't make any more movies in the City for a while. The filmmaker sent Mayor David Dinkins a lener on Thursday saying he was especially bothered given his long support of the city's film industry. Lumet said members of Local 52 of the Motion Picture Studio Mechanics claimed their contract entitled them to 10 hours pay, even though the job required only four it's 'love yuppie style' By SCOTT WILUAMS AP Television Writer NEW YORK - "Grapevine," a clever, stylish, slight new sitcom premiering Monday night on CBS, enjoys the distinction of being television's first real sex comedy. Yes, America, that 's S-E-X. "Grapevine" is about gorgeous, twentysomething women and men going about the business of having sex with one another, falling tn and out of love and bed. The "grapevine" here is a circle of gossipy Miamians: Susan (Lynn Clark) who works for a cruise hoe, her ex -boy friend David (Jonathan Penner), a restaurateur, and his brother Thumper (Steven Eck · holdt), a libidinous TV sportscaster. They look at the camera and tell the love stories of other people in their circle of acquaintance. Heck, EVERYBODY talks to the camera. It' s a program of quick cutaways featuring principals, single-episode characters and bit players. The lead characters are very attractive, very witty, very white, very fashionable yuppies who go to health spas and wash down big bowls of greens with white wine m bulbous, stemmed glassware. This sitcom is about sex 10 the '90s, too, so instead of the lovers' dreamy clinch, kiss and fade to black, we see much more nesh, much more sexually expressive, i.e., unchaste, behavior, and some really great underwear. (More flesh, less chaste 1 Sounds like a beer commercial. eh?) Yes, "Grapc:vine" is sexy. The comedy is bnght, funny and sexy. The men and women are bright, funny and sexy. The show's openness and its celebration of sex and sexuality iu-e refreshingly bold . It deseryes to be a hiL All that said, there are some caveats the thoughtful viewer might want to take away: - The characters - David, Susan and Thumper - are about as deep as a heavy dew . Their behavior suggests that sexual relationships are not just impoi1Jlnl aspec ts of their lives, but the ONLY aspects of their lives. And they are cheerfully pernicious gossi ps. In other words, folks, you wouldn't really want David or Susan or Thumper as friends. The fItS! episode is the story of a young woman who is a virgin, ostensibly because a weight problem in her college years made her unattractive to others as well as to herself. Having shed the weight and being determined to shed the other, she's unable to meet "the right guy." Once she does, a cheap plot trick reQuires that she get mvolved with a former love object - an Older Man. Will she end up with the right guy? Will she shed that annoymg whatchamacallit? What do you think? The second episode concerns the laff riot of infidelity. A TV newswoman has an affair with her news director, also married. Their affair is unknown to the rest of the staff - a television frrst 1 But let that go. The resolution of this unhappy mangle of sex, lust, deceit, guilt and bad coosCience IS remarlcably pain-free. . Without its comic narrauve style, "Grapevine" would be pretty grim sblff indeed. As long as Its comedy depends on dishonesty and cheap behavior, most of what "Grapevine" has going for 11 IS style. Installation slated MIDDLEPORT - Bethel No. 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters will hold initiation Monday at 1 p.m. All members urged to attend . Ill •• o• a• WIIIIJohiiTIIII MORN INO 5:00 (]) (MOl Love Boll Ill D Momlng Agrtculbn Aoport Clle (MO,TU,WE,THI Woold Newt Now Ill ill AG Dilr i1J1 (TU,WE,FR) NBC Ill. (T1J,WE,TH,FAI Doctor Deln ~ Iamey l Friend8 (!) Wllel Amlrlu liZ. FMiily Feud 11:00 Po¥lch l!).loMIIIven w• ......, w•Oenldo ~ IMOI Cooking .t 111e ~old Piognlm AcMIRif ~ (TU) HNliiiiiiNirl II) (TH.FAI My lllallr Slim ID (WE) Oloiy O.y. n• HULK'S SOFTER SIDE- Pro-iiit5tlff Hat= *'-s his hulk beside 6-year-old actress Maddmr n.. cluiio& • .llrnk in filming New Line Cinema's "Roup Shiff" n•ndaJ • North Miami, Fla. In the film, Hogan plays Seu AI ~&~.a former wrestler hired to prolect two wuldly diJdrft . . _ ...., bas ned after putting up with 100 muy o1 die cUdrm"li po h (AJ") CHRIST IS THE ANSWER willl Evangelist Cltarles lorris ofi.OH,O•io ca1 1ow be lleartlewerr SsaJs1 •arsillt 01 WIIPO UIIO, Middleport·Po•roJ, o•io et 7:15-7:45 •• 92.1 Fll,aad1390 Ia lntlnne ....... =by.loloo Doyllletii 5:35 (]) NBC Nlah- 11J NBC Newt !It 8unrtM 1.110 W e Shoill Wllllih 11:301ZJ (MOl,.,. 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(T) 12!1 N...Day 1111 Tho VIrginian 12:115 (J) Bonanza 12:30 (]) e Aoggln'i Heroes _ . . PiaiiiiiQ ••Ae~~Cou ... ® .k. , o e"""'" _ _ land ,_ 1:30(1) Bozo 1991 ClmouT FULL SIZE PICIIP lloalc ol 01 Plliiiiii(I Wllh Bucii . . . . _ (I) (FA) Joy ol ~ Plontl Ma:mi. s··•o'l.-- (FRI PGA 0o11 (I) (TH) . . ...,.,. t~Aamocr.llngond aal!iu Ill OI/III o 11 Clooe-Up 1D L111111J I Ilium of Junnle 54,999 122 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. (614) 992·6632 ,_ (l)lle-SbMI 11141 ae CBS Thlo p Ji 7:0511) Goi a I• 7;30()) Wodd TW&IOW ( I) (WE) S18lnod Olut - IZl (Tlt) ..... lluueli Comedy 8peclot IZl (FA) " - ID 1111"" liMo Ainellcll IJP Cll (FA) Horlllll Hor; WI =·-lOlly -Vlold.._ ID. MOVIE: Tox (F'Gi(2:00) ae KldoMogl iiJI Miller Genulno Draft: -llood 2110 (1:00) II) MOVIE: Return of liMo ,.._ Klllr(2:00) , *' eo :• Ill New Yankee Woritlihop /1) Club CoMect 1!11 My Two Dado a Country Ileal Stereo . Ill Newomakor S.turdoy{Nawo 5:35 (JJ Flohin' With Orlando Wilton ioiUdotufl onc~ 111e C~oc~getQ GSIIobC s.ma sa 5!rcnw. Oe Olt-lV 2:3511) (TUI AI In liMo F....., 3:00 (]) • iiJI lllrlMni (I) (MO,TH,FRI Oldtr.t Ill • (J). Oenonl II 1$ '1111 rD (MOIIIMI ol Joy of Onlclo AllliiiCa - T-- r . . . . . . . . llllloSI<yQ a IZl (1101 Nolin IZl (TU) Legacy IZl (WE) LIIIIIM!g .. Ill. (I). Good llolan*l(l ~= Do;;lo .... 5 1992 ASTRO EXT VANS =· ~~~- 12:00 we Cll• llle (I) luCCIII N Ute ......... Doy 1111 ...... Super Sh8Ip. Changing a time zone takes.time AFTERNOON (!) <1>ec ••U.S."-"-! a-.. 1D Pold Progrom 11 :35 (l) (WE) Andy Qrilflth 11:50 (l) !FAI Ton ol Fun UI(!)AMW7:110 (2). 0 Todoy c:ond.., AIIIRI "lei inL I = llolllng Fit a cn.r a eo Fwt-: • (l).ll (I) (TH) Counliy llul<OI (J) (TH) Club Dell l!lle DuciiT.... II) Win, ~ .. 0... 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El Matador and Kamala; a special interview with WWF Champion Macho Man Randy Savage and Elizabeth. 1!11 Just the Ton ol Uo Q ID The Olympiad Memorable races are shown. 12!1 Ear1yPrime 0 Bonanza 5:05 (J) Flohlng With Roland 5:30 ~ • /1) Squani Ono TV Q Ill liD Martin AFTERNOON 0-endeo.- Cll (WEI Culltn • Day IZl (FAI M8dhur Jofhy'o For EMWn Cooii"" ID lportoCentor 12!111e-ll '92 8DI:t• 0 t:l0(2) . . . . ., llepcwt ()) . . . . . . . . . l.JnH Altl-ond- Duprw Sl S.m Q Ill Oolng Our Woy II) My • ChoiAAI•--w ..n E - Cll (MOJ Emi111H r Cll (TU) Arl of WlBom Coollo lor F-*J end Ill ll<•tneu MMoootmnloilooal(l Y-6, - . , - caaa.. 2:30 (I) (MO,TH,FRI!Iewllcl..r Chaft IZl (WEI Gourmet Cool<tng Documenlory Ill • GGod MIIICMD11•nlol o"''l Columbuo 0 Day of R u t - Willi .._..,. t' an 1:36 (J) Tom ond .....,-, BIIHboll \II i' 0 ~Whono'o Wllldo? ln--•n• oe 1111-.... 2:20(]) (TU,WE) Mojar I'OIP• Bob Vlla'o Home Agoln !1J Living Willi Anlmolo Frug.ol GouRWil Stereo. Ccinl Rldgo .. ll ..O. ...... 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F""" • Cauntry Ill D TNo Momlng'o o.-. Steeplechase lrom Alntree, England (T): WBA Lightweight Champoonship: Joey Gamache vs. Chii-Sung Chun, 12 rounds, lrom Portland, Maine (L) C Frugal Oounnel Stereo. Zoo (1) Jutloi Child and More Llaolllgl4 ......... BoaJboard 0 1D • e !iDIIIrom Las 1:011 (2). 0 II8C lllgll klo u.. IMO) ltaowlluw (!) 111111-. IOIIEVIll Auto., H cond., crulel cont~. AMI!' II ot ...., I - · == ...... Ford - i::311(1)~-­ (J) (MO) Evening II.._ (J) (TU) L . o - Well lloclllltaglllt liMo !1J Body Eiocblc (R) (I) (FRI- 0 w~ llJ 8 No! Juot liMo Nowo • -...sr-az 'IIIli E.,.. roo• Jimmy Outdooro llewa/Siyle With Etaa (jj 0-191 ~­ • llliiA Oft !'_a!d llaclng ~ Ill·- 5:0512Je (T\I,WE,FAIIt applil(l Ill (MO) HotPn'o llefooo (JJ (TU,WE,TH,FRI.aom. Pyle 5:30 <ll (TUI Bob Newn.n llle ABC Woold Newt TNo 1917POITIAC By DAVE CLARK Associated Press Wrilu BISMARCK, N.D. - Cross west over the Missouri River a little north of Bismarck and time gets distorted. In Oliver County, depending on their livelihood, the residents set their clocks to either Central or Mountain Time. 11Iose who commute to Bismarck or do bosiness with companies there usually ftnd it easier to keep Central Time. Banks, schools, city offiCeS and businesses that cater to the local population remain an hour behind in the Mountain zone. Two years ago, the county vOied in favor on switching to Central Time . Then the bureaucracy in Washington took over. "We haven't forgotten about i~" said Joanne Petrie, an a11001ey with the Deparnnent of Transporta· tion, which must approve such changes. "We'll resolve it one way or anaher in a timely manner.'' That could be this fall, she S8Id. Mercer County, which abuts Oliver County along its northern and western boundaries, defeated a proposal to go Central in June 1990. Wyman Sheets, a fanmer in Center the Oliver County seat, peti ti~ed his county commission 10 allow voters to decide whether to switch. It hasn't been a hot topic of cooversation sino: then, he said. "The majority of the people did voce for it, but I don't think there 's a big push to do anything about i~ ' · Sheets said. Sheets said he believed no action would be taken unless both counlies wanted 10 change. "Then:' s nothing in writing to thai effect," said Oliver County State's Auomey John Mahoney. "II may have been spoken by a few ldll(l)_..,. •• a.-. "- 2:00 (2) e IIJ Woold (I) (MO,Tlt,FR) ~Con S.Tald <ll (TU,WEI LNHII Ill • Ill. an. l..lho .. (I) (MOl NMcllo Worbllop (I) (TU) ......... Art Worbllop rD (WEI U1p o..lllo'liOeatgllloi'Citltl (I) (T'H) Woodwollllng lllr a• 11 :00 1)1• iiJI S.VId by liMo Bell OwnpionsNps lrom Hawaii Qou-Cooli~ ~ (WEI Frugll -rmet ~ (T'H) ...,... Adllma: He.- Coolilng ~ lfA) Cliio ""..' a Sporto (THI ·Ill L.ohiNI;hl • Kliinoch WEEKDAYS Anniversary Sale Continues document in the Federal Register. '' Then a pubbc hearing would be held m the county and the public would have another 45 10 60 days to subm 11 wri lien comments. If the final OK is given, the time change probably would be made in the fall when daylight-saving time ends. Instead of "falling back," Oliver County residents would keep their clocks the same. SAT., JUNE 13 •eAeW .a EAS! Mill people at the orne, but nothmg was wriucn down." The county commission heeded the wishes of Its residents and sent the proposal last fall to Wa.<hing· ton. The Deparnnent of Transporta· tioo has rules to follow, Petrie said. First, 11 will issue a "notice of proposed rule change ." which she e•plained as "an official-looking Cilll FAll • •• DO ! CBD.·OLD5-CAD.-GEO release. Ekvall was sbol -througb !he bead Monday with a arrow that entered at the base of the neck and exiled above his left eye. (AP) E- D a-tn1111 Todly Wl1ll Malllyn 1:115 (JJ I Love Lucy 1:3012).-. (I) Follll 20 illl• Mtrilo Mota llleo ae cas Momln; Newt II) Flrallualnou WAITING FOR RELEASE- Artbar EkvaU reads a get well card in his Mercy Hospital room Thursday in San Die20 while awaiting his UIA Ill Sf -- 'IITIM' • • DeCNNNewt 52 ~ WVAH IJ II Turtlot SEDAN DEVIllE WCHI (JJ. LIS -.... ..-,...,........,. -.. WIYll ID ID e T"""l'" Mu1onl N~ 1992 CADILLAC -_, -- Clio-. 1'81 (JJ (JJ. SATURDAY Championship, 3rd round 1rom Deart>om , Mich. (L) (I) Grut Amoolcoin QulH St8feo. (1) Homellme 1110 1121111 MTjor Looguo lle-11 Boston Red So> al Toronto Blue Jays or Los Angeleo Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds Ill C i1J1 America ot A ak:~teoNng liMo Ilium Unsuspecting people fall victim to scam artists. inctuding a man who marries women and takes their money, pyramK1 and chain letter schemes and others. (1 :00) Ill Chompionthlp Rodeo From Mesquite, Texas. Stereo. iD IHAA Roc1119 Sprong Nationals from Bristol, Tenn . (T) 1211 NewoDoy 1:05 (J) MOVIE: Foolln ' Around (F'G) (2:00) 1:30 (I) Strip Ouilllng With Kayo Wood Now Yankoe Worltohop c \II @ARCA Racing Champoon Battery 150 rrom Pocono . Pa. (L) a Newlllllllker 111-y{Newo 1111 Wogan Train 2:00 (]) e i1J1 U.S. Olympic ShowcoM Gymnastics tnaiS: boxong trials (T) (I) Sowing With Nancy (J) RiiCo to S.vo liMo Plonot Stereo. C l!lle MOVIE: Ptrente(R i (2:00) II) MOVIE: Tho S.Cnol PoUlan of Rollorl Cloyton (2:00) Stereo. 1;1 Ql Cclebrit) OUtclocn 12!1Newt/He02:30 (I) Bell of Joy of Polnllfl(l IIIR"""'-~•nd Dec:oillUng Todlly 1211 Newa/Style Wlllo Elu Kliinoch 3:00 (I) MOVIE: -IIF'Gi (2 00) Ill • (J) • P8A Bowing ACIIVI WeSI Open lrom Rlvertlde, Cali!JL) Q rn-......Q (l)TolleAIIIIOUnced Ill NHAA Todllr Stereo ID Bicycling U.S. Pro Chllmpionahips lrom Pnllodelphia (T) llewo{On lloo Menu lllllllg Volley 3:0511) MOVIE: DNdmon'o C:U....(2:00) 3:30 (I) Woodcarving With Rick 11ut1 Stereo. lain- Wtnoton Cup llaclng Stereo. 12!1 Newt{Your Money 4.110 (!) Mlln:lll Adomo: HHrllllnd Stereo. (1) tn liMo Woold to ~ llondlogo? Stereo a c--.. of:.~~. Ill NASCAA Aoclng Tho Winston from Charlotte. N C (T) 0 bpodlllon Eorlh Newt/SPOIII Cloao-Up a ~~~~~· 4:30 1IJ D (I) • Wide World of 8porll Grand National EVENING 6:00 12lll Ill Q (J) Q Ill liD 112111 Nowa l!l Llfaotytea of llie Rich I Fomouo Now Explorero Stereo...C (!)Wild America Sieoeo. Q" illlll Grudge Molch ll)l Wide Wor1d of Kldo 1!11 CountaBirike ID Women'• Pro Beech Volleyball Bud USA Shootout from Irvine, Cal1f. (T) 12!1 World Todoy 0 Border10wn Stereo Q 6:05 (JJ WCW Saturday Night wr..lllng 6:30 Ill II ll)l NBC Nowo Q IIJD (J)IJ ABC Nowo Q_ (I) WUd America Sleroo. t;J (!) Aetum to liMo Seo Stereo. ®!liD ll)l Cll cas Nowo Q 8 Newt{Pinnacle 1111 New Zorro Stereo. Q 7:00 l2l II lllJI) Wheel of Fortune Q l!l Aunawoy Willi tho Rich & Fe moue Ill D lntldo Edition Q Cll Nature Stereo. Q IIJQ Hoe How (!) Lowrenco Wotk illl CD IIJ Slar Trak: Tho Nut Gonorollon 1121 Cll Beywatch 1!11 MacGr- Q Toxao ConnOcllon ID SportaCentor Capllrii Gang{New• 0 Aln Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Stereo . Q 7:05 (I) Major Loague Baoebol San Diego P&dres a1 Atlanta Bravos (l) ~ 8 a a 7:30 12lD lllllil Colli Explosion 1!!1100,000 Fortuno Hunt Ill Cl Now It Con Be Told aD T!J.It Connection liZ ESPN't SpeedWeek 12!1 Nowo/Sporto S.turdoy 0 Black Stolllo• Stereo. Q 1:00 (])II ll)l Golden Glr1t Blanche is afraid she's lost heo so> appeal (A) Stereo fi Major League Baseball Montreal Expos at Chicago Cubs (l) (l) Q Ill IJ MOVIE: 'lleot Oefontt' ABC S.turtloR Nlghl Movie (A) (2:00) ~ Aua~n City Llm~o S ereo (!) Sea Turllu' Last Dance Th1s program examines why all seven species of sea turtles are endangered and tho eHorts of SCientists and env1ronmentaliSI~ save tn&m . (NRI(0:30) lllllil ll)l Cl) MOV : 'Bom on lloo Fourth ol July' CBS Saturdoy Night Movie (AI (3 00) Stereo C illl CD COPS A~iamt looter is arrested : a terminally ill woman threatens Su1c1de Stereo C 1!J1 MOVtf Fletch Llvoo (PGI (200) Q1l Opry Backotoge Stereo. ID Checkered Flag Ill PrimeNews illl Willard Scon 1 Amateur !;J Hour 1:30 12lD Qll Tho Toolooloons Millicent"s aunt bequeaths her an odd assortment of 1tems in her will. Stereo . Q_ (!) New Expiorera Stereo "Q I!) CD COP$ Boston police officers 855151 an 1njured detective (A) Stereo. Q Q1l Gl'llnd Ole Opry Live Stereo ID Secn~ta of Speed Showroom Stock Car Racing 8:00 lllD ll)l Empty Neot Chartte takes Harry in search of a glr1 he dumped s1x years ago. (R) Stereo C IZl Now Counlry Video Stereo. (J) Wor Fila: Forceo and Woopono I!) • Codo 3 Rescue footage of tile USArr tragedy; a helicopter pilot Ia lnjureci.(A) (0:30) Stereo. 0 Q1l Muolc City Nowo Counliy Awordo Holts: Tanya Tucker, Alan Jacl<son. (2:00) ID S.turdllr Nltlhl Thunder Sprints from lndlanepolla (l) 12!1 Both Sldea Willi Joott Jechon ID MOVIE: Rold on Rommel (2:00) 8:30 lllD i1J1 Nuraeo Annie saves a whHe supremacist: falls In love. (R) Slereo. l!!;eg ~ Dillnut Hlglo C till• litnnle oncl tiObbr VInnie trles to got out ol a Canrloued on Nat Poc< �• - SUN., JUNE 14 MORNING • 5:00 I)) Lova loll Ill :::rn•a ~. ON~ OMySI~ a8polto 10 '•kl Paog;wn 5:30 ill D NBC Niglltlldt Ill Oomor PJ1o Grandpa Pyle's Good LIJck Charm (0:30) 0 My Siotet Sam ifiJimmJNoullon Q!I_/MOM,_ 8:00 ill D TV Chopol I)) Lou Grant Ill World r.......,w 11111D Pold Program OJ). Undet Fino iiJ Lind of ... Cllonll ill ESPN'I SpeedWMI< '&.-. 8 Newt/Htlhhw"k !Ill NowSigllt '12 1:30 ill D MuU: and 1M Spokoo Word 11) H II WrHton Willi <ltor1lt v lllD Firat Look 1111 D llllnarlty Buolnooo Rapart OllD K-TV ll2l D Waohlngton Eclltion OAUIIIWIJWIIIIIMRichl Fornouo D llell of Ametlcon Muoclo Mlgozlno a NtWI/Sfyle Willi Elll Kltnoch ID Day of Aaotolltlon Willi Jomoa Aobloon 7:00 (lJ D Robtrt Sct1uller Willi 111o How of Powtr Q (J)MiroclooToday II) TO<n ond Jtri'J'I FunhouM lD D 111• Paid ~m ; llemoy l Fllonda tereo. ID ~·• Vour Buolnooo IIJl D Olmt< Ttd Annotrong IJ2) D In Focuo 11por11 Llgtndo Nolan Ryan. oc.._ o a...... = SportoCenttr a DayBreak 1D CO<II Ridge Mlnlllrill Willi D. Jomeo Ktnfttdy 7:30 ()) Aoboll Schuller Willi the Hour ofPowor WD World T <II Moth Baolco IIIJDCNN- .2...,.. OJ)·~ForctQ s-cto lOIII'• v.... llullrotoo 112). D BodySIIoplng a Evono and Novak 7:3611) Fllnto-· 1:00 ill D Sunday TodaJ (l) Ch.lrtondo lD Cl ~ Rklgo MlnloWIIIID.Jomll~ II)Sallmo-i lllD VlctO<y of Fa ill OED all D H lo Wrltlon Willi <1tor11t Vllndlmln II)J. Mr. --~ D • Evangal1tic - 0 - iiJJom ... Then and- D Ou-. Willi Tommy Sondlfl a DayBreak 1D Swln Family R-.... 1:0511) Flln-• 8:30 (J) Poopte to Pooplo Ill Cl Aobtrt Schult< With IMHouroi-Q lllD Day ol Dloco..,y ill OED IIJ) ID F110t Edition II]J D Planet of 1M T......_ The Toonoge Mutant NtnJ& Turttes travel to another ~anet where a peaceful tribe of turtle~like creatures is being threatened by an evyryplloro. (I :00) Stereo. , aJ Lower l.lglotllou11 0 Salrch i1J Smurlo r:;J ill lnoldo tnt Senior POA Tour e 8 Newa[T111~el Qukle !Ill Oorboll Stereo 8:35 (5) Captain Plano! and the Pta ....... 9:00 (J) Woelltnd Moml"'l Ntwl Ill C1 Robert Schuller Willi 1M Hour of Powor r:;J (!) Limb Chop'o PloY-Along Stereo. r:;J lllCI Ninety and Nino Club Willi Emoot Angley ill Wonclerwono Family f <!JAmoflcanlnWioll Stereo. 1111D Ute Cllolcel Q OJ) • Andy Orlllllll ll2l D Paid Program OfllniiiOMI Q!l NHIIA TocloiJ Slereo. Q!l - ....k.. Sundl, 0 Prlnca Velllnl Stereo. Q 10:36 ~ MOVIE: PalM Vour (PQ) (3:00) 11:00 ill D Atlooue I)) Uftolyloo of 111o Rich a Fomouo WDNowomoklfl IIl Squo,. 0no TV ~ <!JNolllolloOuI fO< Family and F 1111D Sunday Morning Homo Show OJ). Compleat-· IJ2) D Touched Willi Fino... Young Pooplo II Won The resources ol Amefican r,outh are becoming ncroaslngly important to the frontlioes of compassion In cities a~suiMDS. (0:30) Slereo. 0 Scooliy Doo IZI lnlklo Wlnolon CUp Racing Stereo. ill Sporll Ropolllfl a oamoo of '12 ID Otlllng Monied: A Brldo TV SpKiol 1t:30illG 101-t 1M P,.oo~ <Il Cl Ill. Thlo Woell David llrinkloy Q (!) Sntlk Ptevlowo <II Clio ltallol IlliG SIIHIImllllfl 112) D Pilei Pnlgram Q!l Riel Dey a Thlo W- In 1M NBA AFTERNOON t 2:00 ill G Nortzono olllle Spirit Respected educator and c l singer Sister Thee an encouraged intercultUral undersllnding llotll wltllln and outsm tile Catllolic Church. Q (l) MOVIE: Rollo nto Ll-(1 :30) (!) Computer Cforufolclal <II Vlckory O.rdtn ~ 0 Hortzona of 1M rtt p:OO) ~~12-..:on WreoUing a calebr1ty Ouutoort 8 NawiOoy ID MOVIE: Tho Lemon Drop Kid (2:00) 12:30 Ill II WKRP In Cincinnati IIl Clalllc C.r Shop Stereo lllD Vlewpolrot Cil Molal waak '12 Stereo. IIIJD MOVIE: Smollty and ... 8andlt 3 (PQ) (2:00) 112) D 8111 of Ollno)o: 50 VallO of Magic Shelley Long, Neil Patrick Harris, Daryl Hannah, Dick Van Dytce, Harry Connick Jr . and otnars calebrale Dis"% Studios" 50th year. (2: ) Bill Donee Outdoon D NASCAR Roclng Champion Spark Plug 500 lrom Pocono, Po . (L) a NowofSclonco end Ttelonology WMI< I:OOillD Men You Know ~ D Saouty and tho Saost a Motol•••k '12 Stereo. (II D Pold Program ill Flrtng Uno 0 Slokll l Ebort OMICOyvets:! IZI Tho Ileum otaro The Bassmaster Florida Inv-itational. Stereo Q!l NtwoDoy 1:30 (lJ D To lito Announctd (J) Thll W- In Bo-ll (!) ill Eu:;:ron Joumol IIlii MOVI : Tropptd In Sllonct (2:00) OllD Major Luguo Ballbol Pittsburgh Pirates at New Yort< Mel> (L) 1111 Honk Porker's Outdoor Mogozlno a Nowo/MOillywMI< 1:3611) Andy Cllllll1lo 2:00 ~ D MOVIE: Tho Llol orrlor (RJ (2:00) ffi Llod-oH Man lD II Uftotylol of tno Rich & Famous ClJ Tl'llvelt In Europe Wtth Rick SIIVOI Stereo (!) Myateryl The Berowne ·s family nursa dies. (Pt 4 of 6) iIPGMOVIE: He's My 01~ I31(2 :00) tij Truckln' SA A drive Q2 lnlklo tilt POA Tour a Morning Ntwo 0 Super Morto 3 8:05 II) Ollligon'o lolond 11:30 (}) D World Tomorrow ~Barney 6 Frltndo Stereo .ALFQ 112) D Honry Mahin 0 Thlo WMI< on Pfl Rood 0 Olnvett;l"" List Dtnooour Q!l Truckl and Troc:tot PowetMonslertruck oompetltion at the Thunder Nationals in Canfield, Ohio . Stereo. D Be-N Tonight a Nawo{Your Monoy 1D Coploln N Q 11:3511) Nippy DIJI 10:00 (}). Bill IV.,. I Vo6ce of VlctO<y Wllh Konnetlo Cc~ 1l1nd {I) S t a r - <IJD lllD Pilei ~m tll::::z,:- OJ). Gomer , . Dar of Ro-allon With Jamel; AtabiiOft IIJI Sundar Today 0 Volllon Stereo. Q!1 Wlnntrl Kenny Schrader. Stereo. D SpciiiiWMI<Iy Q!INawi/On 1M MlfHI ID Popoyo 10:0511) " - Doyo 10:30 <II In tho World lo Sandltgo? Stereo. c• Imp Thing Ill In- Wlnoton Cup Racing Stereo. Ql MOVIE: Tho Wolmno: Tho Bum Out (2:00) 4:30 <!JIIeot of Joy of Polnllng II)J t8 MOV1E: TonJ Rome (2:30) i1J Ooublo TnMIIIIo ill W&nners Kenny Schrader. Slereo. 5:00 IIl MllloMium: Tribal Wladom and tho Modern WO<Id Stereo. ~ ill Mclluglllln 10UP 0 Juat the Ton of U!£ ill Plrfomlonct Silo H Allonla The Supor Che'Y ShOw in Atlanta, Ga . D IHRA Rocl~Spring Nationals from a 0 MOVIE: Tho Privott Novy of Sgt. O'Fo...tliG) (2 110) 2:05 Ill Mo)or Looguo 81-11 SanDi~ : ristol , Tenn . (T) 8 EortyPIIme 5:05 T..n and Jlrly'o Funhou11 5:30 (J) Twilight Zont ill Tony Blown'• Journal OMy Two Dado aNowsmekor Sunday/NIWI 5:35 II) Coploln Planet end 1M Pllneletn rn EVENING Outlaws sprint car competition m W1Hiams Gro~ta , Pa NtwtfWeek in Revtew 9 down Artzona·s Apache Trail §:II Lip Quilting Willi -•IMI Stereo. SportiCentll e c'is Sundar Morning Golf Tournament Players Championship, ftnal round lrom Dearborn, Mich. (L) IIl Novo Altamplad baldnass ~reo; Alan Rachlns . Sleroo. = 0 MOVIE: The Ooflont Onao (200) 1111 Amortcan Spolll Covolcldo The World of Fttd the Chlldlon Willi LI"Y Jonto 0 Racing WO<kl iiJ Smurlo r SUNDAY Padres at Atlanta Braves ( ) 2:20 (J) Ma)or League Bo-ll Montreal Expos at Ch•cago CuDs (L) 2:30 II) Amorlcan VICitlonl Stereo. 111111 Buoch Oonlono: Sal WO<kl Summer Solort Celebrities try to increase people's awareness of the animal kingdom ond otoow efforts being made to protect enda~red wtldMft . Host [ n orsytlle (100) Stereo. DlnArnortca 3:00 (lJ II Full Houll Stephanie chaUengea the winner of a scl1ool 'B'Iing contest (AI Stereo. 11) Tect.nap aUtic1 ill Thll Old Houll Q G D Paid Program a -/World Roport 3:30 (lJ. Ill. u.s . Opon p,.• • <!l Adam 8mllh <II 8twitlg Willi Nancy 11111D ID D POA Golf Federal Expreoa St. Jude Classic, final round from <lennaniOwn. Tenn. (L) r:;J Q!l NHIIA Today Steroc. ill NASCAR Roctng (Conl) 4:00 ill D 101 u.s. Olympic Showcall Gymnastics trials; lloxlng trlala ~ (lJ Cl lllD lor POA e 8:00 ill D Ill II lll8 aJ Nowo (l) MOVIE: Tht Dill Blkt Kid iPGi (2:00) IIl Mlllonnlum: Trtbll Wlldom lnd the M1:11Hm WO<Id Stereo. Q ill A,. Vou lltl~StNod? 1111 CBS Nawa 0 okll l Ebtrt i1J Beyond Roollty Ill TNCkln' USA NHRA"s Mld-Soutll Nationals in fl Memphis, Tenn. :r"" D S.C..II of aoamoo of' Big lltotloar Jokt Stereo. B 8:051Il WCW Moln Evon! 6:30 (}) D 0 NBC NoWI r:;J Ill II lllG ABC Nowo Q ill F,.nch Fields IIIJD CBS - •Nowo r:;J 1121D iiJ Tho HHclohlker 1111 Rood Toot Mlgl1lne D SportoCtnttr a Nowo/ln- au.A-. 0 Manioc Manolon r:;J 7:00illD 0 NBA lleoktlblll Finals: Portiand Trail Blazers at Chicago Bulls (game 6, of necessa~)~QJttaono Ill MOVI : MHt tM Flntalon•• (2 :00) (l) Cl lll8 Lifo Oooo On Corky lalls lor a gl~: Becca and Jesse 1oo1< lor an AIDS earner. (R) s~ IIl Logocy Stereo. <II WO<Id of c... ~ D ~ 10 Mlnutoo ereo. OJ) • Truo CokoiO Terry learns his teammate can't f,& readJRl Stereo. ; M V E: SpJ (2: ) Stereo B111blll Tonight a World Today ID Thot'o MJ Dog Stereo. 7:051111 Amertcon Spolll C.votcade Top Alcrohol Funny Car and Top Alcohol Dragster competitions are featured. 7:30 ill Cillllc C.r Shop Stereo liD D Pall<e< Ltwlo C.n' lOMI Mrs. lewis returns to school and lllo househoi<J becomes 1 war zona . (A) Stereo.~ a Nawo Sporto Sundoy 0 Willard Scolt'o Amlllur Hour 8:00 lD Ctlelo<oto 1M Soul of AIMricln Muak: Dionne Warwick, Dlahann Carroll and Charles Dutton pay tribute Ia six tegends ol soul music. includi~Vern Baker. CaD Cal ay and Tho Templations. (2:00) Cll II (() D Ametlco'o Funnloll Noma Vldooo A high jump is videotaped ; a water skier proposes mama'\: . (R) Stereo. ~ IIl <II alln Stereo. 11DJ 1D IJ2) D Murder, Slie Wrato Shtrtll Metzger's brother is accused of murder. ~Sierec . Q II]J II In ng Colo< Benita =-II tells 1 story about each of her classmates at a reunion . 5! Mojot Lt ~Siereo Los Angeles 11 at Concinnati Reds8) r:;J Q!l PllmoNowo 8:30(l)D IIlii Ametlco'o Funnloll Pooplt A jackalopo crashes s Hollywood party; a tribute t!lzza driving. (A) Stereo. OllD R Roc has to choOse between being erther a gorblgeman or a doctor . ;stereo Q Race Day Stereo. 1D Vou Aoked !0< It, Again Stereo . 11:00 Ill Nollonol Ooogrophlc Ell)lortr (lJ. lllD MOVIE: 'ScNplto fP11 of 3)' ABC ~vollor (2 00) ill Molfttl>ltct Thain Tho piloll of Hornet Squadron await their first Of:/; combat. (PI 3 Q 1111 D 112) D MO E: 'lt-•tllwlld DrMml' cas (2:00) Sleroo. !f:: - ••. Willi Clllldrtft AI becomeS tllo leader of 1 local fortuno-~ng scam. (R) Stereo. iiJ Bilk 8 klngo Ster~ Q!l Exciting World of and llei::'I.,Steroo. 8 Planet lllo: Tho O.MIIil'\ of tho FQO 30) 0 Now arro Stereo. t:30 ill D 101 Solnltld Jerry Is • MON., JUNE 15 e1M1 T'v l •II"'' Inc F! Wont. TJ; • EVENING 1:00 ill D W D Ill D illl D IIJD 0 Nawo (J) Challot In Chorr. Q ~ Squo,. 0na TV toroo. ANding Rainbow Q MONDAY Slereo. Q <II P.O.V. Sta~ 1111D IDD E - HoiHng 1\JmS to Chrts for help when his dellnqra ........ due. (R) Stereo. ~'"~!:1;1 = Clleck Flog 8 World Today Qlllllmlln 1:05 (5) I Lovl Lucy 8:30 (lJ D 0 NBC Naw:9 (J) Now II C.n Be T Cll D lllD ABC NtWI IIl Wild Amorlco Stereo. ~ Squo,. One TV Stereo. IIlli "'"'... o~1M R,mon Ill mmJIOu '0 (1 :~ - orld Ntwo 8 0 700 Club Wllh Pot ID IJ2) D CBS NtWI Q SI\ICk at hOmo will\ an energetic hound . (R) Stereo. R Cl Hennlln's He•d Herman 's office staff loses tllelr jobS when tempors flar•!RJ Ste'"&i,... 11111111 Inti Stereo. a-fWMI<InRtvlow 0 111oc1< Stallion Stereo. 1;1 10:00 ill 0 QuoniUm Loop Sam tries to holp a sell-destructive baseball pial:''· (R) Steroc. Q (l)IIl MyoW,I The Berowne·s a family nurse dies. (PI 4 of 6) ~Tho '1101 How young people react to r,111;1. older. liD D Stand by our an When Lorraine is fired, Rochelle joins the world ol icing women. (R) Stereo. Counletlbtkl 1111 Tho lleoamooten The BassmasterF!orida Invitational. Stereo. a World NtWI 0 In Touch Wllh Challoo StanfoJ 10:30 II)J II Got a Uft Chris and Sharon get trapped in a meal locker together. (R) Sleroo. iAlllnll PoiiO<mOnco SllowcoM: Supor Chevy The Show in AHanll, Ga. 10:40@ lnsllnl Rtploy 11 :00 ill D W Cl lllG IIIJID 1121D 0 Nawo (J) Monoten Ill -0111 Earth IIl Fo!noleln and Fllondo Mercer Elllny,: oonducts the Duke Bl ngton Orchestra, Rosemary Clooney and otllers. Host: Michael Feinstein. (1 :00) Staroo. liD t8 Siokol l Ebtrt Talk About tile Now Block Clnomo Slskel and Ebert reYiew clips lrom films and talk with Wl1oopi Goldberg. Spike Lie, Wasley Snipes and others about the rise of black dnama (1 todal. :OOb 0 Silk Slllklngo toreo. D SportaConter 8 NowofSpollo Tonlglol Ql Changed Llvoo Willi Ben Htdon 11:150 Focuo15 11 :30 ~ D Beauty and tno lle11t Strtel Juollce (5) Pold Plognom IIIG Sllr SIIIC!o 1111·~£. De 0 IIU'ge el'a SporiiMoclllno 101 WKRP In Clnclllftlti Truckln' USA Adrtve down Arizona's Apache Trail. 8 Nawo/ln- Buolnooo Ql Jolin Ankorbor!l 11:3511lD RCIIKIIn'o ~~ 12:001111 D Current Alfolr WMI<ondSJ liD • Slok 6 Ebtrt aJ On Scone: Emorvoocy Aoopon11 OAmetlclnOiedilloR a e iiJ TNCkl Hollywood ·121 and·Tractor Powef Monster truck competition at the Thunder Nationals in Ganfiekl, Ohio. Stereo. Q2 Formulo Ona Racing Grand Prill: of canada lrom Montreal (T) a NawofWOIId Roport Final Edition ID John Dillon t2:0511lll WKAP In Clnclmati 12:30 ill II Homo Sllopplng lD MOVIE: Tho Nigh! the Ugnll Wont Out In Ooorgla (PG) (2:00) (5) World Tomomow IIIII Uftotyleo of 1M Rich l Famouo liD. Supetboy IJ2) D In Ametlco I!J Paid Plog,.m 1111 Rood Tall Mogulne 0 Fttd the Chi-n Willi LI"Y Jonoo 12 : 35~11 Enltllllnmonl Tonight toreo. Q 1:00 II) 0 Paid Prog,.m IIDJ 8 NIWI liD II Fildey tno 13111: Tho Strite 1121D Entollllnmont Tonight Stereo. Q 9 WIRMI'II Kenny Schrader . Stereo. 1:30 1118 Growing Paino r:;J 111111 Pold Plog,.m 1111 Eaplorlng Ametlco: Side by Side 1:36 (l) • Ntwo 2:00 IIID World Nowo Now Stereo. Q all II Up lo 1M llllnuto liD D MOVIE: Tho TtoTy Foa s..., (2:00) Ill Chlmplonohlp Rodeo D SporiiCtnttr 2: 10~· WO<Id NtWI Now toreo. Q 2:30 ffi Paid Plognom 8 Spcllll LlltNight 3:00 I)) NawowO<tlly D lle-H Tonight 8llotlo Sidol Willi JoOII Jock3:30 ill. Homo Shopping (J)NeWIWOI'IIJ 0 Paid Pnlgrom a Nawo/futu,. wllch 3:ua-o 4:00 I)) Lova loll Ill WCW Main Event liD D MOVIE: F01 Hunter (2:00) ill IMSA OTP Racing Nlssan Grand Pita ol Ohio lrom Llalngton , Ohio (R...., 8~ 10 Paid 4:308 Rllloblo Sourceo Q2 Up Clo11 Ql New Zarro Stereo. r:;J 1:36 (5) Andy Orilfitll § 7:00~D OWIIHtofF.....,. N~tCourt£, CIJCI - E Q IIl ill MocNoll/l.ohro< MecOrvor&... Ill Cloak and D BallboN Tonight a Spcllll Tonight OBatmon Nn~HourQ IIIII Morrio'd ... Willi c.,._,~ alliD Joo ~I 1;1 llll D Star T,. aJ E~lnmont Tonight Stereo. I(J MacO or Q SporiiCorlttr 8 Monoyllnt 0 Buach Oordtno: Sal World Summet Solarl Colebrttles try to increase 11:30 (l) K=~ II)E nJaumol Ill. NlghiiM 112). ··-·ng • Cllmt Tlmo After Pllmo L e = ::.,~on2 John orsytne. (1:00) Stereo. 7:05 (5) Btvolly HllbiNioo 7:30 (lJ G Cefobroll Amtrtco (0:30) (l) Andy Ortflllll ~ Cl Er.lnmont Tonight 'I Family ~G Whet! of Fortuna t:;1 IJ2) D Family Foud 101 Joop8rdyl Ill 8o 1 Star S oreo. Q2 Stcma of SPMd Bicycling 8 Cn>ooflrt 7:36 (5) Major Ll=llboH [?. Atlanta ravoa (L) 1:00 (lJ 0 Frtoh l'llnct of Btl-Air Hilary tokes a catertng job a~er her cradrt cards are destroyed. (Ri Stereo . (l) Major _ . 8allblll a R St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago C..Ds (L) lllD lllD FBI: Tho Untold S - Christopher Barnard Wilder goes on a l>loody cross;"Q'try rampage . (R) Stereo. IIl ill ~ Slereo. Q IIIJID ll2l vonlng SloHt Herman is left to watch the Newton klda and tnoir lriend".lJ Stereo. II)J. IE: Tho G Oomo (2:00) I(J Munier, Silo Wrote Ill C100k ond ChiH Q2 Major Lloguo 8a11boll (L) 8 PllmoNawa al Prtnco Vallo Stereo. Q 1:30 (2) • 01 IJIDIIQm Bklssom ~~~·- 1:301121D- HCon Be Told 0 Dog NouN a Nawolllght Updo~e 1D Pilei Pnogrwn 1:36ill. 0 Llltr Willi llob Coital ~· Enlerlllnmttll Tonight lereo. Q 1:40111JD CNN- i., winds up speechtesa after ""'t:,• lllo debate loam. W leroo. Q II lllDAmetlcon 2:05ill • Homo Shopplrog CIJD101 NBC Nlgloto* 2:101111 D Up Ia 1M Mlnuto 2:30 (J) Oemolo MINtf D SporiiCtnttr 8 Spolll Ll....lglol Freemont, C81il., conduct an invosiiQation.~~toreo !;I IIIJD ll2l G Dod The Mertnes help prepare an omportant shipmorol. (Ri Stereo. Q Ql Black Stallion Sterec. r:;J 9:00 (lJ D 0 MOVIE: 'Dall<men' NBC f!lg!llot ~ Movloo (R~ Stereo Cll II Ill VIE: 'ScNpioo (PI 2 of 3)' ABC ~volf0< Ttlovlllon (2:00) = 2:40 ~ D WO<kl Nowo lereo . Q 3:00 Q2 Up Cloll 8 CIOIIflrt ® Paid Program 3:0511) Ounomokt 3:301)) Hogon'o ill Top Ronlo Boling Junior :ij <II Ololy and !lot Power. Fund8"*"-hmt Otlaerved (1 :00) Stereo. Q IIJ) ID 0 D Mulploy Brown Miles asks se~eral therapists to help him wrth his feellngs. Welterwe~ht Pholllpo (2 -<J, 16 KOs) vs . Fernando Sancllaz (17_._1, 8 KOs), tO rounda, from Mantle City, N.J . (R) a NIWI Ovomlght 3:45 a Naworoono Q 4:00 (l) MOVIE: Don'! lie Alrold of tho 0111< (1 :30) MOVIE: Hot Dog ... Tho IRI (2:00) a L.otry 10ng Uvtl 4:0511) AN In tho Family 4:3611) Hogan'• Ha<oto ~Stereo. ~ WWF Pll Timo WrtetHng Texas Tornado vs Repo Man Ill Nallovllle 8 LI"Y King Uvtl Ql Scarecrow and Mrs. King 9:30 IIIJID 0 D Gropovlno tt (Premiere) Three fliends gossip and interact with couples. Stereo. Q 10:00 IIl SloaP:t. oflloo World SATURDAY Coadooe4 ,_,.......... ..... date with a possible serial killer . Stereo. 8 Rtllablo Sou~Ut~ tO:OO(l)G 0 Slaten Frankie's promo~on Is tnreatened Dy anotlle~lllce worker. (R) Stereo. lllD • Oontolo: Oponlng Night Phil Collins. Mike Ruthllrlord and Tony Bonks kick oN !heir ambitious wor1dwkM concen tour including a historical ~~· of t1oe band. ) Advenlu- of Robin Hood ill Auotln CHy Uonlll Stereo. liD. E-ge!OCJ C.l I(J Tho Hltctlhlker 8World10:05 (5) U.S. Olympic Gold Track and Field: Indianapolis Invitational (T) 10:30 II)J. Lightning For<:l Q I(J Beyond Roollty t1:00(l). IJl lllD IIIB 1111• IIJD 0 II)A-ofRoblft Hood <IJ Lonoaomo Pine SpKioll Stereo. liD D Allonlo Holl'l WMI<ond Jam Sloreo. Q iiJ MOVIE: Eaoy Wlttoll (RI (2:00) 121 Amortcon Mullc Sloop aao-T:r.;: 8 Nowaflportl onigh! aJ -town Sterec. 11:051Il MOVIE:-~~ Poll II (PG) (2:00) 11 :30 (lJ. 0 Baturdoy Night LJvo Che'Y ChaM. (R) Stereo. (IJ MOV1E: Out (R) (2:00) g bout Vincent lllD Ametlcon Olodlotono 1111 D N~ Court Q IOIDPa P DSporiiCa Copilot OI"'I/NNWW Qlllonlnzo 11:36 (lJ • Cllolfl Q 12:001111 D Sbllllmolten II)J D Comic Strip Llvt Brtan Regan, Coral Lli1or, Jon Ross. Kel~ Monteitlo. Slereo. 112) • WI( p In Cinclnnotl II ()pry Stereo. DANnoF- (T) -:rr DNewiNight a aa, 12:05 w wo11:11 r:;J 12:30 lllD WWF Wl'ftlllng Ctiala"tt Intercontinental Champion Brat (HIIman) Hart, Nasty Boys, Undertaker, Money Inc., V1rgll, Rapo Man and Legion of Doom ; a spoclalintorvtow with Randy Savage. ID D MOVIE: "The Fighting lllh (2:00) Q!l Orand Olo ()pry Llvt aEvanoand1D Zoll L1v1tt 1:00 ill D Noma Bhopploog ~~~·t, OJ) D M011111ro 8W T..t: "Tht Nut --~ iiJ MOVIE: F -IRI (2:00) Q!IF:"&,...,_Willl Cllolllt 11 VIII Country-rnullc otara baoome OOjiCtl of priCtical jokeo porpotrlltd bJ Chartil ChaN. (1 :00) a Nowo(Trovol 0 Pilei Pnogrwn 1:0511) MOVIE: 1-.g Out (PGl3) (2:00) 0 Tut y Night Flghll NABF Lightweight Championship: Frankie Mitchell (28-1, 12 KOs) vs. Anthony Boyle (22-2-1, 11 KOs), 12 rounds lrom Philadelphia (L) Ill Noohvlllo- Stereo. D P10 Surfing International Bodylloard Championships from Hawaii (T) a LI"Y King Uvtl ID Scarecrow and Mrs. King 8:30 Ill II Ill& Coach Hayden a marries women and takes tllelr money, pyramid and chain letter schemes and I 5l. 112) D Rtocuo: II I A man dangles lrom a line attached to a plane· a landing ~Stereo9, D V1E: A zing ':b ~--(2 : 00) pleh':;. (R) Storeo.,;Jl D -nTon 10:00 (})II 1111 Dotollne NBC Nursing-home residents are restrained against their will Stereo. Q (!)News (IJ II Ill II Jack' I Placo Chelsea' s formar chOreographer wants her to rejoin tll~dance Stereo. company. II) ill U ltnlng IO Amorlco willl 811 Mora r:;1 II]J Huntet Q!l Stage D Mojot League 8o11blll (L) a world Ntwo 1D 700 Club Willi Pal Roloorllon 10:341 (l) Major Loaguollellboll Chicago White Sox at Seattle Mariner> (L) 121 Ctoum> Sllltl Station 10:35 II) MOVIE: Tho Pnoltllionlll (2:30) 11 :00 (lJ • (lJ Cl Ill • iiJ) • 1121• IJ2) Nowo !, §18 A...,lo Hall Stereo MecOyvtr Stereo. r:;J 1111 CIOOk ond Ch.IH a Sporto Tonight lllllletmon 11:30(!) To the Con:'Q' Stereo. lll8 NlghUint 0 • 'ForeVOf ~ht' Clime nmo Pllmo mo "'!;{ Stereo. a Monojllno ~V1E: Tho Hell Willi 1(0] (2:00) 11 :36ill D IJ2) Tonight Sloow Wllh Joy Lono Ster!!Q. r:;J I(J - · Sho W10te Ill CIOOk and Ch.loo Q2 Pro W- SkHng From San Oiego (T) _ • forces Kelty Into dati~ a star (!) Newaw.tc:h otnors. (1 :00) (IJCI lll8 Full Houoo ~ IIl ill Novo Soviet scion SIS go inside tile sarcophagus of the nuQ&ar reactor. Stereo. • a-. r:;J (IJ • u:.-Pr···12:00 lllD Dtnnlo II)J. Lova I(J Tho Equollzor Ill N o - Stereo. 8Naw1Niglol 12:05 (IJ D Nlghlllno IIIJD CUinnt A •~ r:;J 12:30 llll • MIUtr aJDP...onola 81nsldo Potlticl '12 12:35 (lJ. 1111 Llle Night Willi David Llttormon (IJ D Lovo c-tlon iiJ) D Night Court Q I :00 111• Jonny Joneo llllDRIIOID Pttloct aco.. i1J TUIIdoy Night Flgloll NABF Uglotweighl Championstolp: Frankie Mrtchall (2$-1, 12 KOs) vs. Anthony Boyle (22-2-1' 11 KDo), 12 rounds lrom Phllodelphla (R) 111 0n staS: Q2 Spcllll ntar a Showllz Today I :05 (5) MOVIE: Tho Rovongaro (PQ) (2:00) (IJ Cl How n Con Sa Told 1111G Nowo 1:30 (l) MOV1E: Now Onaano After Doll< (2:00) -nc.n Told 1111 Chutclo Slrttt Station Q2 Nollonol Mountain Biking From Big Bear Like, Calif. eor.- If. aa,., ae • THU., JUNE 18 EVENING ro• 8:00(l)D (l)GI 111111 IDD ONawa ~ Squo,. Ona TV Stereo. R-~ln1;' r:;J gc .. D 1 - lllio Sonio< POA Tour 8WorldToday 1:0511) I Lovo Lucy 1:30 (lJ D 0 NBC Naw:51 HC.nlleT C1J D lllD ABC Nowo ~ IIl Wild Stereo. ~Square Ono TV Stereo. ro- D liZ D CBS Newo a shertff looks for a missing 8Drson. Stereo.~ • Tho Simp I Mrs . Krabappel places a personal ad, and Bart answers the letters. (R) Steroc. ~ i1J Boling Larry Hoi r:;J D Up Clo11 a} Zono Sleroo. r:;J rn a:36 Andy QrHIItlo 7:00 ~ D lUI Whool of Fortune ~'t.J:E'dfi... (IJ Q IIl ill MocNoi/Lifnf -o u:.-···w"" ~;2' 1111 D r:;J llllD StarT ID ~Inmon! Tonight s~eroo . ~~ 8Morltylint OThoWIImnl 7:0511) llevorly Hillllllleo 7:30illB Sonlor El~-· Q lD Major Looguo Bollbol Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia PhiUiel (L) f.:O~T.Inment Tonight 1• Wltttl IIID - · • Family o f F - r:;J D F....,Ftlld 101 ,_Idyl Q Q!llle I Star if1 POA Golf U.S Opon, t at round lrom Pellble Beach, Calif. (L) 8Cn>oon.. 7:3511) Major Looguo lle11blll Cincinnati Reds at Atlanta Bravaa (L) 8:00 ill D 0 Colby Sl>ow Cll" trieS to keop things togetller at Sondra and Elvin· s party. ~ SlerOO. !;J. D (liD AIC'a World of DIICD¥•J A rare bok at the Oil and gold-rich lands of Slblrto: an - k e r raoos to rooch on lcobound convoy folded with do-lilly needed ~ppllos. (1 :00) Stereo. ~ R- Save the Planet tereo. ill Fino 1M Rim Rlchos driW poople to doe dluater!.gued Padftc rtm. Slereo. 1111 D D Top ~ An •" · Ray Mercer (T) 121 CIOOk and Chill 8 PrlmloNIWI r:;J Ql Thll'l My Do1l Stereo. l o30 ill D 0 0111....,. World Dwayne Is nervous about his upcoml, morrlago to Whltle~R) Stereo 0 llllmlln II)J D Andy 0~111111 I(J Scooby OOo off-duty cop bags a IJ<Orglar; II)J t8 r:;J ao!l'o Clan Olos takes a cruise and meets a television • - Idol (R) Stereo. Q Ql Vou Aoktdlor I~ Again Stereo. 9:00 (}) D 0 Chiara Rebecca tries to prove she is able to run ttoe~r toy herself . (R) Stereo. (IJ II D MICOyver A queen plots to use guni)OW\Ier. (Pt 2 ol 2) 7~to<entury ~Stereo. ill Myo 2,I Dalgliesh suspects the mistress is iring vital evidence. (PI ~ereo.~ Slrttt Stortoo II)J. BtVolly Hille, 110210 Brandon and Brenda have to acttuat to their cousin's dlsallll~ . iR.J:oreo. ~ 2uMO IE: Pick - p II (PG13) (2:00) 1111 Nooh... Now Stereo. a LI"Y King Uvtl 9 Sco...,...w and ~- lOng 8:30 ill G 0 Wlngl Brian tnlnks Foy·s self-help group is s place to moe! women . lereo. Q 10:00 ill • lUI L.A. Law Mullaney m uses hiS defense of a killer ~spite his wifo . (A) Stereo. a ~ Prtmenmo Uvt tareo. IIl Mark uoolll Corrotcl)' Sptclll Stereo <IJUndetFI,. IIIJD IIJ~Ieo of Ev~M>I( rrMero)Los Angaleo homicide detoctlves to murder cases S reo . liD • H tar r:;J gr. 101.2: liOn :-a: . Q!l World WI 1D 700 Club Willi Pat R__, 10:301))CD Wlldflow•• With Helen lfoyee Lady Bird Jollnaon and Joy Harjo axploln 111o ttfWironmental and econom~ llenoftta of preserving and rowing~Uva plants. (0:30) toroo. ill Wool rgi!Q Roport 121 Touo Con-""" Q2 POA Ooll (Conl) 10:36 (5) MOVIE: Mallo Prlncall (2:00) 11:00 ill D (I) II lllD IIIJG IDD 0 - • Chlrr. r:;J ~ ~ Ona TV lereo (]) Wlldfto wara With Halon Hoyoo Lady Bord Jolonsoro and Joy Hlfjo eKplain the enWOitmental R§-Q gc IIQ and economic benaftta ol preserving and gn>W1ng native plan!>. (0:30) Stereo. iC.tDand11211M• Thl 11:00 ill D IIJ NBA Finals: Portland Tr1H Blazers at Chicago Bull (game 7. il nocosseryjjLIJit. (IJ . Ill E: 'kttJillll (Pt 3 Df 3t' ABC Novel lor Tole.- (2:00l r:;J (1) American Pllyha tJI9 llior*' Swedioh ~nt inherits her falhar's ail farm. (2:00J.Stereo. Q llll D ll2l Wottrglll: Tho Stcrtt S1ory The story Dohind tile incradlble tale ol ~J:~R.. ~....'i.:::IQ IIDI8 StarT g.., GD EniiiiOinmont Tonight Stereo. OMecO Q D llpoiiiCtnter aMorltytlno IDThoWalmno 7:05 II) llevoiiJ Hlllbllllel 7:30illG OJ~I r:;J (J) Andy 0 (lJ II Enllrlllnmonl Tonight Stereo. Ill• Mo 'o Family 1!11 D Whttl of Fortune r:;J IJ2) D Fomlly Foud Q!l 8o 1 Stir Sleroc. D Loogue Be-n 2., IE: Millo From (R) (2:00) Ill Club DIIICI Stereo. aNBAToday 8W-k11Updote ® 700 Club Wllh Pat RobiiiiOil 2:05 (lJ • Homo Shopping CIJD NIWI IOINBCNighllklt 2:101111 D Up to the Mlnuto 2:30 SpciiiiCtnttr 8 Spcllll Ll....ight 2:40 ~ Cl W~ NIIWI Overnight ~ g nflre 7:3611) Sanford l Son 1:00 ill D 0 Unoolvod Myaterioo Two escaped prisoners In Oklahoma lea.., a trail ol murder . (R) Stereo. t'(R)ll (2:00) MOVIE: Flvo Eloy - · = 3:00 0 MOVIE: Tho Man Who Know Too Mucll (2:30) D Up CloH 8 CIOoollrt !Ill Paid Program 3:0511) Ouoomoko 3o30 (l) Oonnla MD ARCA Hoeing Champion Baltery 150 lrom Pocono, Pa. (R) a Nawo Ovomighl 3:458-onoom Q 4:00 II)J t8 MOVIE: Jimmy 1M Kid (PQ) (2:00) 8 LI"Y King Llvtl wotllout lool<ing bad to tna &')ys l':l.,Storooi£. ill II< Au Corrotcl)' SpKiol The ~n trains his sights on ttoose wtoo seo1< and hoi<J pulllic office. (0:30) Stereo. IIDJ D ll2l Dovll Ruin The Davis dan scramt>Jes to e avoid each other at a local nightclub~tereo. Q II)J 11 Fa Worllo iiJ Murder, Wroll r:;J II CIOOk and Ch.l11 a PrtmoNowo Q Big llrotloor Jokt Stereo. B • II)-WIICII § • AriMolo Han Steroc. MacOrvor&. 121 Cloak and 11 D Saooblll Tonight a 9po111 Tonight ID Batman 11:341(1) ~k ~ IIl J M Llughlln'o Ona on One lllG U.S. Opon Updoll First round hlghllgl>l>. 0 D 'SIIti Stalk~ • FRI., JUNE 19 EVENING I:OOillll Ill. lllD IIIlO 1121D 101I)) Ch.llloo In Chi~ r:;J IIl Squa,. Ona TV <II Attdl~lftbow r:;J gc G ~:r ~areo. aM;1:1no 0 MOVI : Tho Kid From Toaoo (1 :30) 11:35ill B 101 Tonight Show With JOJ LIM Store. Q lDDChoeto all D Marrltd ... Willi ChlldlwoQ 12:00 lllD Nlglolllnl r:;J OJ) 18 Love ConMction OTho~ze< Q!l Nooh Stereo. a NowoNight 12:0511lGI U.S. Opon Update First round hlgh\tts IlliG Currtnl A lr r:;J I 2:30 (l) MOVIE: Ntotlof lllo Aoclllel (2:00) Ill Cl Donnll MUter OJ) • Pilei Plog..m IJ2) • PorooNIIa ill AMA Supotctoeo From Irving, Texas (T) a • n - - 1 '12 12:35ill G 101 Lite Nigh! Willi David Lllltrnlln 11) MOVIE: 8ae No Evil lPG I (2:00) (l)DNighU~ 1111 D Night Q t:OOOJ)·RoIIJDPIIfKI0 MOVIE: Tholl Mognlllcont Mlon In Tloolr Flying Mochllleo(G) (3:00) 11110n: aSIIo Today ID Pold Program 1:05 (lJ D Lovo Connoction IlliG Ntwo I :30 (II G Jonny Jonoo CD Now n C.n Be Told Q!ITIUIConnoctloo ID MotowOiid Q!l -Niglol Updoll I :35ill D 101 Llttr Willi Bob Collll I l l • - n C.n Be Told 1:401!1D CNN2:000J)D MOVE: Polly-: ThoCIMMtho- Stereo. Q ~:.,EC' onight ONBC 2:101111D Up to tho llllnuto 2:301)) Dtnnlo- IIQ Women'1 Tennl1 Mogulnt 8 WO<Id Today 1D lletmln 1:0511) I Love Lucy 1:30 (lJ G 101 NBC Naw:51 ( l ) - ~Can BeT ill Cl Ill Cl ABC IIl Wild Amorlco Stereo ~ Squore Ona TV Stereo. '0 e CBS Nawo r:;J liD • Andy Orilllth iiJ Scooby Doo lllllle 1 Star Stereo. D Up Clo11 0 Now Zarro Stereo. Q 1:3511) Andy Orlllltlo 7:00~G IIJWIIHI of FOliuM 1D G N~IIIR.. lllD E r:;J IIl <IJMoc~NaWIHourQ IIIII Morrio'd ... Willi :;. ...'i.:::· Q II)J D StarT IJ2) ~lnrnont Tonight Stereo. 'i MlocO er ill IY Ulic Concorl I(J =~ 8Morlt~IIM 9 MOVI : Tho Girl From Ma.. (2:00) 7:05 rn 11evo11y Hllloillto :':!:'t£... 7:30 ill. 0 (l) MajorLMglll Chicago Cubs 11 Phlia<lolplllo Philles (Li ~II Enltrtolnmonl Tonlgfot taroo. Ill• Ma 'I Family IIDJ D Whttl of Forlunt r:;J ID D Fomlly Ftlld Q2 POA Golf U.S. Open, 2nd round lrom Pebblo Beach. Calif. (L) 8 craoon.. 7:36 Mll)or L~... Bcoob•• Cincinnati R I II Atlonll Bravo• (L) 8:00 (lJ D 101 Ma- Motioct< invosllgateo !lot murder ol a lotevlllon ~rnt-oloow host. 2., rn ~)SierOO. .Ill • H ......,_ Cupid's arrow slings Stavo. 1>ut Laura choosal another. w-~ iliWI Woellin -Stereo . ~ 1111 D - : t A man deOOind~om 1 is ~=:~ girt .. J!cler II)J·-··-· w - A man goll owoy with murder; I rapist is ntod lor murder. Stereo. 0 crime and corruption includeS interviews with Bob WoodWard , Gar1 Bernstein and Ben Brac:llee. (1:00) Stereo£ II)J • E: Bright l.lghla, Big City (AI ~00.\;. 0 MOVIE: mond ,.._ (2:00) Steroc. r:;J Ill Nollovllo a L.otry King Uvtl ® Scolectow and Mrs. King 10:00 ill (J) · Amorlcoft PlayhouM A llior*' Swedisto irnrnlfl'am 1nherits her lather"& ail1ng larrn . (2:00.Stor~ 41 The traditionS and changes of tile illl D IIJ senior ~ 1n tile "90s . Stereo. Q 121 AmoriCon Mullc Sloop aWorldNawa Ql 700 ctu11 Willi Pat RabartHft 10:341 D Bee- TorOght a T - AnnlvorlltY of Wllofgllo Gerald Ford and Bob WoodWard offer inSight onto tna scandol. (0:30) 1t :00 (l) Tho Honern-oora W II Ill. !liD 1121D - II) -Wifl:ll § D A..- Hal Stereo (lJ Cl Ill Cl Wondor VHrl Kevin tries to impress a girl terao. 1111, ""' Ponguln: lle-RIUM(O:~ ® Monllc: Manolon Ill r:;J II) <II MocNol,IL.olni NawoHourQ lllDMarrio<I ... WIIh e Sllopfll:'f I)) Chelle• In 7:00~B 0 WIIHt of Fortune Stereo. AdlriMn 2:05 illD Homo r e a NowoNighl Updoto 0 Paid Plog,.m 1:36 (lJ • 0 Llllr Willi Bob Cootoo ~ C1 Entallllnmont Tonight oreo Q 1:40 IIIJG CNN Nawo 2:00 ill Cl ~ NIWI Now :=c-~or·· 1D 700 ctull ~~~ EVENING 1121D CBS r:;J OJ) D Andy Orilllth OScoobyDoo ill Up Cloll ID Now Zarro Sterec. r:;J 1:3611) Andy Orlllltlo aa Madomc 1:05 (5) MOV1E: Eoot o4 Edon (3:45) 1:30 (IJ D IIID Ooowkog Polftl Jason devises a plan to to lit Chrissy ...y up lito. (R) WED., JUNE 17 1111POATOIM' a World Today lllllletmon 1:0511) 1 Love Lucy 1:30 ill D 0 NBC Nawt.,5J I)) H Can Be T lllD Ill. ABC-~ IIl Wild Amorlco Stereo ; Squo,. 0nt TV Stereo. (T) Q!l Club WEDNESDAY • 1:00 ill D Ill. lllD !liD IIJD IIJ- THURSDAY RabtrtiOn Dtttctivo Polica oftlcero in Stereo. :9.;::' 2:00111D ~-Now Slereo. II)J D IE: Lucu lPG 13] (2:00) i1J Paid PIQgrom 1111 Club Olnct Stereo 8WorldwldoUpdoto 0 700 ctull Willi Pot 5' <II Frontline (1 :001.£ 11118 112) D MOVIE: Ropo of Or. wnno• CBS Tuoldl.i"'vlo (2:00) BIB IIJl D Star T,. Q aJD EniiiiOinmont Tonight Stereo.~ I(JMicO Q Q2 SporiiContar 8 Monoylne ®Tho WINona 7:05 (5) llevoiiJ HUibllllea 7:30 (lJ. 0 J=nlyl r:;J Cll Andy 0 CIJD EniiiiOinmonl Tonlglot Stereo. Q IIID Mamo'o Fomlty BIB Whet! of Fortune r:;J 1D D Family Foud lillie 1 Stir Stereo. Q2 Schaap Talk 8 Cnooon.. 7:35(5) Major ~-·1 Los Angeles at Atlanta Braves (LI 8:00 (lJ '-;JMonn l Moclolna Stereo. (J) AmoriCI allllok: SIIINng !lot o-m Unsuspecting people fall vlcflm to scam artlsl>, including a man wtoo a • - Politico • 12:36ill • 101 Llle Night Willi David..-.... lllD Love eo. •._, 1111 D Night Court Q I :00 Ill D JoMy Jonas II)J. Rowhldo IIJDPollectaco.. iiJ Hollywood lnlkllr 1111 Emmylou 111M Ryman (1 :00) aShowBizTodoiJ 1:05 II) Notlontl OtogrophJc: Ell)lortr (lJ D HCon Be Told rs at Roseanne plays Santa at a Slopping center. (R) Steroc. rio.. CO<•- oroo. sha . (R) ireo. Q (J) Kojok Ill II Ill Ro-nne N:f-1 Court (IJ Cl n - Ed r:;J IIl <II MocNoll/f.oh,... NtwoHour Q =rrio'd ... WIIh I 2:00 ill D Dtnnlo Miller II)J 18 Love iiJ Tho Equolz., 1111 Noohvlll a Nawllllght t2:0511lD N..,_lj! IIIJID c.mnt A llr Q 12:30@ MOVIE: FtoMI (2:00) llllDBIIIIIJMIIIer 112). PorooNIIa ill NASCAA Alclng Champion Spark Plug 500 lrom Pocono, Pa. (~ IIIG Ma bodh Is found In an elevator e U,:!f···- andarra:red wildlife. 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Q ill Watton~Trondl I n " " ' - · (t : ) 111111 1121G MOV1E: 'Ago = OldF-·CBS(2:00) Stereo Q Sighting• Children and adults oaplain !heir live--attar-death e;.;perienee!. ~Stereo Beyond 2 Hilty 1111 N o - - Stereo a Lltry King Uvtl !Ill Sceo OCiOW and Mrw. King 11:30 Ill II 111• lleby Ta• Maggie !eels loft out wllen James teams up with a helvy-xband (R) Sleroo liD D H Vldtro Husbands triCk their wtves by making up stories under ~sis . (R) womp Tnlng 10:00 ill D IIJ Low l Onltr An obSesSive tan stalks a an insanity rslioo is looad .(R) Stereo. celobrtly; Cl IIIB 20/:10 Stereo <II Stalll of Mind .. ~w..~ 1111 On Sligo a WO<kl Nawo 1D 700 Club Willi Pot A-..on 10:3000 0 Roy·BrldiMHy ThoAuotlft Encore D Mll)or Lloguo llellllll (L) 10:3511) MOVIE: Bel.,. and Allor (2:00) 11:00 ill D Ill. lllD IIID OD IIJ- a <D ....... ' •• §D Ar1Mo1o Hall Stereo. MOVIE: 01 ·ong lor 01nc t2=0ul Q!l and Chill a Spcllll Tonight o-.n It :30 ~ Kojok Q Melli AUIIID Comedy Sptc:IIISieroO. lllD u.s. Open Updlll round~···· • Cllmo Stcond 112) • '0111< Tlmo Alii! - Tlmo Stereo. Q 8 Mono;tlno al Bonltrtown Stereo. r:;J It :35 (lJ 8 0 Tonight Show With Joy LAno stare. r:;J (IJ Cl Cllolfl ~·a"" ··· 12:00 (JJ D Niglllllno Q liD (8 Lovo Cooooocllori a Nllhvlllo Now Stereo 8~ aJ AlldloV1olon Willi Scott Aou Stereo . 12:05 (IJ Cl u.s . Opon Update Socon<l round ~~iiJ) 11!1 Cumnt A air 12:30 ffi MOVIE: Erntwro i1'GI (2:00) IIID OtMio MliD 11 Paid Plogrom !Ill lnoldo Politico '12 12:35 (lJ • 11J Late Night Willi Olvld Ltttermln (5) MOVIE: ~· 00) CIJD Nigh11111 Night r:;J ODPoroonoll 1:00 1!D (8Rowloldt I(J MOVIE: Fleta of 1M LOiul (2:00) a an s~ago 8 ShowBiz Today al Paid Progtam 1:051]) Cl Lovo Coo • -lion iiJ) at Nawo aJ Ill Porloct aco.. UO Ill& Jtnll'f Joneo Ql Auedn bcore Q2Spo111Cinlll 8 NowoNighl Updoto 1:35 (lJ II 11J F-r Nlgfol v-• I]JCI Cll-HConBt Told I :40 1111 8 CHN Nowo 2:00 1111 1D Soul Tnoln liD. MOVIE: - (2 00) etub 0onco_ stereo. Q21n_lhl _ Tow 8 W-ldo Updoto liD 700 Club Wltlo Pot a -- 2:05 ~II E'B""- Tonight tereo. 2:30 (l) OtMII D Spclllleontor 8 Spcllll La....... 2:35 (lJ. Homo • 'nt 'II 1/...MOVlE: tho (PQI(1 Ef..t.: :55 rn•MOVtE: In"" Ill 01 (1'1 1 M II (2:00) 11J NIC N!f ld l:OOI!I• MOVE:~ lv at (PO) (2:~ 0 MOVI : Wa&ew• (2:oot Slereo. a Up CioN 8Croooflrl 0 Paid Program 3:341 (l) ::a-n•o0 Ool1 u .s . ~2nd round lrom ~ • C.HI. (R) 8Newll0.a ...d il:45aNo-Q i• '•. �Pomeroy-M BORN LOSER All, tlAAT ~ LOVE~'( OA'I 1 I LCH£ »!£I WAArs ~ ft,\{)((IT€ ~Til, f£6RIJAA'f ? REAL!.'I ? RIIMT T~E:tJ. l LII'.E WHY'S fHAT? 'S;:...:!IES::;L.~T MaT\lEII. GmJ.£ ? TIIAT DAllY Television Viewing AWJTIT! • FRI .. JUNE 12 Sunday PUIZIII O A•orrang• l•tl•r• of the lour scrambled word1 be· low to form four Jimple word1 • Flag Day TILNFY 1121• (I) D o ...... ®I 11!1 One TV tL ()) Reeding Relnho!i Q illllll Full~uee 0 i1J Smu~o ID Motow I I' I' I Envy,if nol so oestructive, would be a very comic sin. It is . . . . ; usually based on B total mis· . - - - - - - - - · : . . , understanding ol another per· Modellno 1.,1 6:051lll Lovt Lucy 6:30 (]) 8 0 NBC Ntwo 0 Ill Seved by lht Bell Ill Q (I) Ill ABC Newt C.. (!) Wild Amerlce Stereo. Q \11 Square One TV Stereo. ~..,~r.~--rJ-=-L,.;J9A~JJr-:,J-11 ;·~:=~~~:~· 8 t) PR INI NUMB FRED Lf1HRS UNSCRAMBLE ANSWER COUF!S~ P~OPL~ tJOTia YOU. .>UUMPtLM~Y~fi!·· wtiY. Ttle t.AST TIMt YOU w~~f ~~Pe AS S"OOtJ A5 YOU /..~f7; MY 00 The Jefferson• Q_ Ill Q lnolde Edition Q (!) ()) MacNeil/Lehrer NtwoHour 0 Ill Ill Mtrrted ... With Children C ®I G!l Jeoperdyl 0 illl Ill Star Trek 1121 Ill Entertelnment Tonlght Stereo. !;J i1J MacGyver 0 ID SponoCenter Qt Moneyllne Q]) MOVIE: Bttman (2:00) 8 Croullre .>AID. "HfY. wHAT WAS THAT/r FORI • - risks disbarment tor his misconduct to a district anornay.(R) Stereo. 0 MaJor Laogue Beeeboll Chicago WMe Sox a1 Minnesota Twins (L) (J) Q (I) a family Mettero Steve· s female pen pal from (!) prison comes to visit Carl (R) Stereo. C (!) ()) WaohTngton Week In Revtow Stereo. C ®I G!)lmogeo I ll:eelltleo: Africon·Ame~can Men Lou1s Gossen Jr. talks with black actors. musicians. athletes and politicians about the problems and sOlutions facing black communities _(Pt 2 ol 2) (t :00) illl Ill America'o Moot Wanted An oHicer IS wanted for killing his family : a farmhouse is burned . Stereo . lJStereo. mSea Wo~d 0 (1 DO) i1J Murder, She Wrote a Crook and Chue QtP~meNewa 0 BRIDGE I 1VE NEVER BE:E:N IN THE: PRII<Cif3<1J.!S OF8CE .. WHA."ffiiT LIKE~ MIS5 M"ENTIR~ SENT ME TO THE PRIN0~5 OFFICE lVDAY. I a:JLlLD DE€>CRIBE IT 13L INDFOLDE=O. the lifetime job of tree pusher. \A) Stereo. C CD C!l felnoteln onirfrltndo Mercer Ellington conducts the Duke Ellington OrcheS1ra. Rosemary Clooney and others. Host: Michael Feins1eln. 11 00) Stereo. ®I G!l I!)) Ill Guiding Light: The Prlmetimo Special ·...._,....._, ,.. Former and current cast members. celebrity fans and stars from other daytime dramas salute the Emmy Award -winning show on its 40th anniversary . (1 :00) BARNEY Stereo. YOU-ALL STAY OUT OFMY PANTRY!! TATER SPILT TH' SUGAR II WHY HOLLER AT ME? I JEST DON'T WANT YOU TO FEEL LE FT OUT NORTH WEST +1087654 '9 2 • 865 tJJ +Q 9 B +42 'H t K Q7 2 +KJ tOJ Vulnerable Both Dealer: West W.St Norlh East In bndge. as m all walks of life. Pass Pass t' there are players who keep their head' Db!. Pass Pass firml y in the clouds. They e<pect thf 3+ Pass 3' Pass Pass 5+ All pass mos1 absurd errors from their opponents. Of course so metimes their ex Opening lead: • K pee lations come to fruition . But most of 1he lime 11 would be better for them to try to fmd a leg111mate way to make L - - - - - - - - - - - . J or dereat a contract "But 1 was m1sstng only 13 pomts." Cover the East and South hands. replied South 1 Aga~nst South ·s f1ve-club contract. you A more resourceful West would lead the hear! king six . nine. five. How have spotted that there was a chance do you plan the defense' for the defense - if East could proNorth·s two-heart cue·bJd showed a duce as little as the club four Alter good hand. probably w1th at least 13 cashing two heart tricks, West should points. His three-heart cue-bid was an lead a low heart, hopmg that East unsuccessful att empt to get into three would realize what was expected of no-trump 11 South had a hear1 stopper. him. If East does ruff with the club AL the table. West led out h1s three lour, West must eventually win a 1op hearts. But deelarer ruffed the last trump trick. with the club three. cashed the club Please don't write in to explain that kmg and finessed the club Jack your partner would ruff with the club through WeS1 two. We all know about "the best-la1d "Wha t cou ld we do'" asked West. schemes o' mice an' men." 2' 4. "Unluckil y for us. declarer guessed wiH_rh way to t ake ttl c trump finesse ." @ 1tN, NIWIPIJIP IN ILL 1• A&lfll The World Almanac ®Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Cllrua fruit 5 Drink olowly 8 Unolghlly 12 Uprlaln? 13 Orlnr1 org . 14 Liberal 15 - Rhythm 16 Compa11 pl. t7 llro. Chorloo Choplin 18 - - ear and ... 20 Wloa 22 24 28 32 33 counselor Fortolllema Energy (al.) Trltd HI or bye Once - a time 35 Hit wllh the htnd 36 llokt ongry 37 Doubo 41 Couoln'a C falhtr 42 Laohoo 44 Cowllkt 48 Teo type 5 2 - - arms 53 family nickname 55 Arrow poloon 57 Stoop rock 58 Elploll 59 GIOIIY fabric 60 Actorllaclochlan 8t Dtprtllld 62 Thlt (Sp.) 4LtiYO- - Buvor 5 llort otnolble 6 Author BERNICE BEDE OSOL ffl'YC?ur 1 U}'Birthday Julll 13,11112 Your probabilities for fulfilling your ambitious objeclives look very encouraging tor the year ahead. The way vou achieve vour victories could be quite unique. GEMINI (Mor 21·June 20) It would be a mistake today to 181 your emo11ons rusllfy clinging to an unproduc11ve decl· slon. Don'1 be reluctant to alter what Is Illogical. Know where to look tor romance and you'll flnd it. The AstraGraph Ma1chmaker Instantly reveals extremely impor1anl 1oday so don "1 push someth•ng tliat presen tl y lack s the support o t in div1dua ts you need. Give them more t1me to apprec•· ate your intentions Fleming 7 Ntbroolto lndlon 8 Flying 0111ctro (obltr.) Q Cnt (poel) 10 Type of illllll Slg'htlngo The legendary mons1ers B1g fool and the Loch Ness monster Stereo. 0 aJI Beyorid Reality a Naohvllle Now Slereo Qt Lerry King Uvel Q]) Scarecrow and Mrs. King 9:30 Ill Q (I) Btby Talk M1ckey tries to f1nd a dale for Warren. (A ) Stereo. C illllll Hidden Video A promoter convinces high-school boys to wrestle in dresses. (R) Stereo. 0 II)J Swemp Thing to:oo (I) 111 20/20 sweo. -... .... .•.. .... (A P) Meigs County is approved for $1,278,550 demonstration project By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff MIDDLEPORT • Meigs County has been approved for a five year, $1,278,550 Family Self-Sufficiency Demonstration Project by the U. S. Department of Hou sing and Urban DevelopmenL Word of the approval came Friday from the office of Donald J. Jakob, director, Housing Develop· ment Division of HUD in Colum · bus. Jean Trussell, executive director of the Meigs Metropolitan Housing Authority, said that it will lake lwo to three months to get the funding in hand and the program underway. Public informational meetings for potential participants and land lords will be held prior to that time. No applications will be available until after the informational meetmgs. Fu nd s will be di sbursed at $255,7 10 per year. The money will be designated for 20 two-bedroom units. 25 three-bedroom units and f1vc four-bedroom units, for a total of 50. In essence what 1h e program docs is provide some funding for housing and utilities for low income families during the time the head of the household participates in a planned training program geared to making th e family self· sufficient. Participants will be required to sig n a five year contract to take part in a planned progJ11111 as a con· Continued on A-2 flbrlc dlvlolon tV- dtgrH 2t Snaky !tiler 23 - tu, Bruit 24 Mil. ochool 25 lubrtcotoo 26 Yoa, -1 21 Pontlft 29 Pl"fOI 30 Grond 3t Toy 34 By birth 38 Plant briotlt 3Q- monkey 40 !laflin t t Tlmt 4&Gtau conlllner 47 Aultlor or Picnic 41Brownloilpurple 1992 HERITAGE QUEEN • AprO Hudson, center, was crowned 1992 Heritage Queen during a reception Friday evening at lhe Meigs County Public Library. She was crowned by 1991 Herilage Queen HoUy WiUiams, right. Presenting the queen's trophy is Susan Clark, president of the Pomeroy Merchants Association . HERITAGE QUEEN AND COURT· AprU Hudson, far left, was crowned 1992 Heritage Queen tor the Pomeroy Merchants Association on Friday evening. First runner-up was Love Batey; second runner-up was Amy Searls; and third runner-up was Michelle Laughery, A reteptlon In lheir honor was given at the Meigs County Public Library. 511 Algord WZV ZRXN WM KUYAPDXY EDPLT. LW'P RXWLTDURWY GMD FYW HXME HDD . ' (KVXHMXERDTV RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. - Af. ter 19 months of uncertainty, the I ,700 Steelworkers employed by Ravenswood Aluminum are count· ing the days until they're back on the JOb. Their long labor dispute ended Friday with the announcement that the local had voled by more than an 88 percent margin to approve a new three-year contract to rep lace the one that expired Nov. 1, 1990. "We have sent a message to corporate America that 'M>rking men and wom en arc not commodities to be cast aside like rusting equip· m e n~" said Jim Bowen, director of USW District 23, which co vers West Virginia and pans of Oh1o, Kentucky and Virginia. "We have shown the world 1ha1 the labor movement is ali ve and well in the U.S .," Bowen said. The S1eelworkers are due to return to work June 29. The I ,700 union members have been off the job since their contract expired at midnight on Ocl 3 I, 1990, when the company escorted the Steelworkers from the plant and brought in more than 1,000 replacement workers. The new conlnlCt was approved on a vole of I ,287 to 181. About 97 percent of Local 5668 members voted, said George Becker, mtcrnational vice president in charge of the Raven swood negotiations. "Our people are on the verge of reclaiming thm jobs from the sc abs ... Bowen said in a speech jus1 before th e vote total was an- COUNTING BALLOTS · United Steelworkers Charles White, left, and Jerry Butcher sort ballots from union m~mbers who voted on a proposed contract with Ravenswood Alummum Corp., Friday in South Charleston, W.Va. (AP) noun ced. '"Solidantv. brmhers and sisrcrs, works," he said. Following the an nowJCem cnl . Becker, Bowen and other union offic13ls made a small ceremony of dismamling the picket shacks a! lhe lwo enuances 10 the al uminum planl local residents honked their horns in congratu la uon as they drove by 1he plan! enuanccs . At the local hall, Sieelworkers and their su pporters celcbraird wid1 sa ndw1 ches and an occasional hot· tle of champagne. The Steelwork ers will receive a $1.25 per hour pay rmsc spread over three years. They also w1 ll receive $2,000 m had wages represenling the f11s1 28 d:Jys of the labor d1spU1e. Continued on A-2 RXWLPW 1100 ERFODPMO. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ""I would be very dlllppOintinG In a con-.o11on wl1h o group of genuine ln1etlectullo." - Woody Alton. I t2 from Hood Fami ly Shoes ; a 14 · karat gold bracelet from K&C Jewelers; perfume from McCull ough and Rifne Drug; and a $5 gift ccrufica1e from Pleascr's Restaurant. From McDo nald's in Pom e roy , eac h contest ant was present ed a pa" lu Kmg's Island. Joe Clark served as emcee for ihe eveni ng and Susan Clark served as chmnnan for lhe queen contest. Rcfres hmen ls were se rv ed by !he Xi Gamma Mu Chaplcr of Beta S1grna Ph1 Sorori1y and guests were reg istered by Patty and Ni c hola Picke ns. Flower arrange mcnls were donal cd by Pomeroy Flower Shop and Troll ey Stauon CraiL,. Westmoreland will speak on July 4 50 Honey bee e-nuo 51 SmoU ear 54Aroee- roee " LW'P t5 Section a, t34 Paget A Multimecb Inc . Newapaper POMEROY - April Hudson was Kcilh Searls, and also a 1992 grad crowned 1992 Heritage Queen for uate of Me1gs High School. Third runner-up was Mich elle Meig s County by the Pomeroy Merchants Association during cere - Laugh ery , daught er of Mr . and monies at the Meigs County Public Mrs. Vic Laughery, Reedsville, and a 1992 grad ua1e of Easlern High Library Friday evening. Mi ss Hudson, daughrer of Mary School. In her pme package the queen Hudson of Pomeroy and a 1992 graduate of Meigs High School, receives a $50 gift certificate from was crowned by I991 Queen Holly Anderso n's; a $50 savi ngs bond from Bank One; a pair of shoes Williams. First runner-up was Love Batey, from Chapman Shoes; a diamond daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Andy ring from Clark 's Jewelry; a $5 g1ft Batey Middleport. She is also a cenifi cate from Daily Valley; a $10 1992 'graduate of Meigs High gift certificate from The Fabric Shop; a $50 sa vings bond from School. Second runner -up was Amy Farmers Bank; a $15 gift certificate Searls, daughter of MI. and Mts. from Gilmore's Resumram; a purse 1fflnn1tln Huobtncll end Wlveo The wives or a respected physician learn ol his bigamy aher his death; a woman mee1s 1he son she gave up lor adoption. Host: Robin Young.(t :OO) Stereo. 0 illiiD Hunttr C i1J Tho HHchhl'or a On Sblgt Stereo. 0 announced a new three-year contract was approved by more than an 88 percent margin. 41 Entortolnment atQ. 43 llodeltd 44 IIIII deer 45 Grond Olo - ®!liD 1121111 Secret Uvu of CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. t9) 11' s bes1 no t to discuss your business secret s today in tront of th ose you do not know well . There·s a chance a mole m•ght be one of the listeners. QIW~NtWI AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. ti) II you op· Q]) 700 Club With Pol erate along traditional lines today. rea_Robtrteon sonable returns are likely . However, 11 t 0:30 i1J Roy llrlldbury Thtoter you take uneduca ted ri sks. the results a Auotin Encore Stereo. could be rather disappointing. ments are possible. @ Malar Loaguo Bttebell PISCES (Fob. 20-llorch 20) In order to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Bepl. 22) Be carelul be successful today, you must have a (L) today that you don't put yourself 1n an genume liking ror what you do. II v?ur awkward position with others. where heart isn 't In It , you might end up bemg t 0:351ll MOVIE: Killle: Portro~ of • Centetfolcl (2:00) you teet compelled to stand by somean "also ran ." thing in which you don 't truly believe. t t :00 Ill Ill Q (I). ®I G!l ARIES (Mirch 2t-Aprlf 19) lns1 ead ol LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) II you sound using 1121. Ntwt ~our imagination to enhance de- , (!) No,..wotch ott your latest ideas on I he wrong ~o­ vetopments in a positive manner t ple today. you 're not likely lo rece1ve ~ 111 Areenlo Hoi! Stereo. vou might put your focus on the any feedback that could benefit you live and Induce a disappointing. sel•f.full· l MOVIE: Aotum of lhe They may not grasp your concepts. ; filling prophecy. Mtotlf Killer (2:0()) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In several . TAURUS (April 20-Mty 20) There a Crook ond Cheee respects, this could be a profitable day be ample opportunities of a material 8 &porto Tonight for you - if you rely on your common hovering about vou today, but Qll lll1mlln sense. Wishful lhlnking, on the oth8t' ture might nol capitalize on them properly, hand. could produce delicl1s. 11:30 (]) • 1111 Newo owing to an indifferent attltude on your SAGinAAIUS (No•. 23·Dtc. 21) Tim· ' behalf. Cll Ko)llk 0 In mid -Xils. April Hudson crowned Heritage Queen (t :00) Stereo. 1ng 15 CELEBRATION • United Steelworker supporters celebrate the end or a 19·month labor dispute with Ravenswood Aluminum Corp. Friday in Ravenswood, W.Va . Union officials DOWN 1 Poychtc Goller 2 1g58 Oocar movie 3 Diving bird Chance or rain SO percent. 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In addition, Westmoreland will be the patriotic program speaker in a ceremony at the Gallipolis parkfront at 1 p.m. His appearance is one of the highlights of the 27th River Recreation Festival and the parade, sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Jaycees, wh ich chose "Thanlc You, Vietnam Vete rans " as its th eme. A native of Spartanburg County, S.C., Wes tmoreland graduated from West Point in 1936 and in the cou rse of an active military career, he served in 17 battle campaigns and three wars, won four Distinguished Service Medals and has been decorated by 16 foreign coon· tries. As a commander, he led American forces in the invasion of Nonh Afri ca in World War !1, fought in Sicily, and participated in the D· Day landing at Utah Beach. Returning home, he was named commander of the 82nd Airborne Division in 1947, became an instructor in the Command and General Staff College in 1950, and two years later assumed command of the !87th Airborne Regimenlal Combat Team in Korea. Aller serving in various capaciues wiLh the Army Genera l Staff, Wes tmoreland led the IO l s1 Airborne Division "Sc reaming Eag les'" from 195R unlit 1960, when he was named s upe rin~tndem at Wes t Point Wes tmoreland reported lo duly al the U.S . Military AssiSiance Command m Vic1nam in January 1964. becoming its commander a few month s laler. Named Army Chief of Staff in July 1968, West· moreland retired from se rvi ce on July 1, 1972. Since retirement, Westmoreland William Westmoreland (Army Geaeral, ret.) is 3 board of director of numerous corporations and organization s, se rved as chairman of the Gover nor's Ta sk Force for Economtc Grow lh 1n So uth Caroli na, and publ1 shed hiS memoirs. A So/diu 1/cpons . He was Time magazme's "Man of the Year" for I%5. The fest1val and the pamde are designed to honor the conuibutions a nd sac rif ices of sold1ers who served in the Vietnam connicl, and local VIetnam veterans have been invi1ed to serve as parade marshals. The parade begins at 11 a.m. The festival is a three-day holi· day ce lebra1ion at the parkfront whic h fca 1ures e nterta inme nt. a quee n contest, games and displays. II co nclude s with 1h e holiday parade and a fireworks display over the Ohio River. Clyde Evans, fe stival co-c hairman, sat d the festival organizers and the comm unity sensed a need to honor Vietnam veterans follow· ing the 1991 parade, which celebraled local soldiers who returned home from the Gulf War. "Over the last few years, th e nation has felt it should honor tl:e veterans of the Vietnam conflict, and we feel that dedicating the festival to them and having the vererans se rve as marshals is a step toward giving them the recognition they deserve," said Evans. "We ate Continued on A·2 � 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 06. 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