http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/bac806222ed0ad4748ba48267ab9f26d.pdf db336a7b8bdb9b957b0c7c8be8482bbf PDF Text Text Page 12 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Local briefs---_, Deadline for fair entries Friday The closing time for all open class entries In the Meigs County Fair is 4 p.m . Friday, Mary Gilmore. Fair Board secretary, reminded residents today . · The office at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Is open from 10 a.m . to 4 p.M . bo th today and Friday to accept entries . According to the rules, exhibitors mu st determine for themselves in what class or classes th ey want to exhibit and the en try forms must be completed by the ex hib itor. No entries will be accepted by telep hone. Southern plans booth at fair Workers lor the Southern Boosters Meigs Count y Fair food booth are bring recruited. Workers are needed for the shifts of 2 to 6 and 6 to 11 p.m . each day of the fair , Tuesday through Saturday Both athletes and band members as well as their parents are needed to assist In the operation Anyone willing to volunteer for a shift or more should call843-5116, 949-2749 , or 247·2455. Member.~hip tickets are available Membership ticket s for the Meigs County Fair remain on sa le at several locations around the coun ty . The price is $9. The tickets cover admission to the l air all five days with parking included. They may be purchased at th e Sugar Run Mill, Swi sher and l,.ohse, Gloeckners, Dave' s Exxon in Pomeroy; Middleport Deparmtent Store. D ..J. Trading Post in M i ddleport ; Joe's Country Market in Rutland ; Baer's Market In Sy ra cuse; Waid Cross and Sons in Racine, Phyl l is Larkin s In LongBot tom , Nita Jean Ritchie In Tupper s Plains ; Keebaugh in Chet er, Whaley's in Darwin, and C. and D. Penzoil at Five Po ints With a membership ticket. the m idway ride s arc $3 a day. The dally gate admission is $5 and that includes the rides fo r that day . State .... Continued from page 1 "He looked like he was In a daze," she said of the driver. "I thought he had had a hea rt attack. I thought about turning around ." Pros t said the man at the wheel was wearing an open zippered go lf j acket, but she was more co ncerned about the expression on his face. "He had a fa r -off look," she recalled. Chris Binion, who ran to the ravine after hearing a man yell for help, sa id McGinnis had a cord around his ankles and his neck. He quoted the accountant as saying he crawled out because he smelled gasoline. Binion said there was no odor of fuel. Binion said the driver inquired what state and town he was in, said he was co ld and asked lor a blanket. Earlier in th e day, St. Albans auto parts store owner Loretta Sansom wa s recalled to pick out the Jeep from two positioned on the co urthouse lawn while the jury watched . The only oth er Jee p owner with a vanity plate bearing the letters "B" and "M" was put on the stand . and Barry Bryan of Harpe rs Ferry, unl ike t he slender, sho rt and dark·haired McG innis, Is tal l, with longish, blonde hair. beard and mu st· ache. HIs Jeep Is a Cherokee. Afterward, defense attorney Bob King said he was not impressed bv the prosecu tlon, saying, "T he state's firing so far." •• Camp reservations due by Friday Reservations for camping spaces on the Rock Spring s Fairgrounds during Meigs County Fair week are bring accepted today and through 4 p.m. Frida y at th e Fair Board office on the ground s. ThP office Is open from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m . Spaces wt ll be assigned on a Hrst co me , first serve ba sis and i ndiv idual s making resf'rvations mu s t be a t leas t 1R yea rs of agr. One individual can on ly reserve one sparr. Mary Gilmore. fair board SPc rrtary reports . ThP lees arp $50 a week for C'a mpc>rs a net $25 a week for th ose using tents . Gas prices are up in Meigs County Gasoline Is more expensive here than it was a week ago and area consumers aren't happy about it. Fred &aver, owner-operator of the Food Shop in Pomeroy said some people have been coming In lor gasoline, filling up their tanks and saying they 're going to take their car home and quit driving. He said his gas prices have went up 10 cents since last week, but the prices are controlled by the supplier. He added he only makes a nickel per gallon regard· less of the price ol fuel. Harold Lawson, consumer, commented while fueling up his pick-up truck that oil companies were taking advantage of people Charges dismissed Veterans Memorial Admissions -A udrey Glover, Pomeroy; F lossie Moeller, Cheshire: Leona Krautter, Pomeroy . Discharges Mary Cleek, Connie Morris. To end marriages Licenses issued In Meigs County Common Pleas Court, a divorce has been filed by Teresa A . Evans, Long Bottom, against John J . Evans. Long Bottom. A divorce has been granted to Theodore R. Van Cooney and Sharon L Van Cooney. Marri age lic enses were Issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Karl Arnold Kehler Ill, 34, Pomeroy, and Karen Lucille Davis, 37 , Tuppers Plains; and Odls Steven Smith, 22, Balti more. and Cheri Allee Sauters. 22, Pomeroy. i Gregory A . Flalko, Middletown, Conn .. speeding, $20 and costs: William M. Ellis, Marietta . no medical certificate, $25 and cos ts: Thomas M . Crow, Ravenswood, W Va .. no medica l certificate. $25 and costs; Jay Turley , Letar t. W.Va .. safety violation. $25 and cos)s: John W. Moon, Pomeroy. speed , $23 and costs; Kristine M . Harris. Racine, speed.' $25 and costs; Robert D. Walker. Dunbar. W .Va ., safety violation. $25 and costs; Gwendolyn Hash, Pomeroy, parked ve~lc l e more than 12 Inches from curb, $10 and costs; Jeff D . Root, Cleveland , speed, $21 and costs; Terry Robson , Murray City, speed, $25 and costs; Richard Mellander . Athens, speed, $20 and costs; Robert Klem, Apple Creek, no medical certificate, $25 and costs: Mary Wagner, Pomeroy , speed. $20 and costs; Kevin Mannon, Patriot, speed, $27 and costs: William Saxton, Crown City, speed. $24 and costs; Roland E. Landaker. Pomeroy, no operator's license, $100 and costs, 60 days in ja II suspended to 5 days. one year probation; no registration, $20 and costs; M el vi n L Lee, Racine, no operator's license, $75 and costs, three days In jail suspended upon proof of va lid operator's license within 90 days; Jeff D . Root. Cleveland, no operator's license. $100 and costs, one yea r probation, live days in ja il suspended upon valid operat or's llcPnse : Kenneth R Wilt, Pomeroy , no motorcyc le endo rsement, $75 and costs, three days in jail suspended; Robert L Riffle, Pomeroy, dlsor· derly co nduct, $100 and costs. ordered to attend alcohol coun · se lln g program; Hugh R. M el lw · ra lth, Inverness. Fla., DW1, $300 and costs , three days In jail, operator' s license suspended lor 60 days; Johnnie Brown, Dexter. aggravated menaci ng, $125 and cos ts, 10 days in jail, one year probati on. restraining ord er Issued, disorderly co nduct , $30 and costs; Thomas W. Stanley, Alban y, reckless operation, $100 and costs. no operator's license, $250 and costs , 10 days in jail suspended upon valid operator's license In 90 days; Arthur Yeater. Portla nd, domestic violence, aggravated menacing, carrying a concealed weapon, on eac h charge, six months in jail, to be served concurrently, suspen · slo n of all but 37 days, defendant given credit for time served. cos is, two years probation, res training order Issued; Morgan Johnson, Hamden, left of center, $30 and eosts; James V. BroderIck, Pomeroy, disorderly conduct, costs only. Forfeiting bonds were Dale F . Rlrfle, Pomeroy, disorderly while Intoxicated, $80 bond. To meet Saturday A special meeting of the Eastern Local Board ol Education has been set lor Saturday at 9 a.m. at the high school for the purpose of Interviewing superintendent candidates . the weekend . The survey . was based on a spot check of 1,400 stations nationwide by Computer Petroleum Corp. of St. Paul, Minn. The survey showed retail prices have Increased at the fastest level since the two-week period loUowtng the March 1989 oil spill In Alaska. Pil'k -3: !72 Pick -1: 3064 f:ards : 5- H: 3-f: A-D: 7-S • Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m . ) Bryce and Mark Smllh ol Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am Electric Power ............. 28% AT&T ................................. 35 Ashland Oil .. ................... 32 1,1, Bob Evans ......................... 13~ Charming Shoppes. . 8% City Holding Co .. .. ... 15 Federal MoguL ....... .. .......... 16Y. Goodyear T&R ... ........ . 25~ Key Centurion. ............ .... 12 Lands' End .. ............. .. ...... 14% Limited Inc.. .............. .19Ji. Multimedia Inc... ......... . .. 62 Rax Restaurants .......... . 1% Robbins & Myers ...... .. . . 20 Shoney's Inc .. .... .......... . .. 13'/, Star Bank.......... .. .. .18\11 Wendy's Inti ...... ..... . .. 5'1\ Worthington Jnd .... . .. .. 22 Vol.41 . No .69 Copyrinhted 1990 Meigs board to place 2 levies on fall ballot By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Stall Two new l evies, four mills fo r five years for permanent improvements and one mil l ol co ntinuing duration fo r operat lftg expenses, will face voters ol the Meigs Loca l Se houl Dis trict in the November Ce nrr al Election. The Meigs Local floa rd of Education voted to put thr two levies on the November ballot during Thursday night 's meetin g In the board room II was explained that thr nrw four mill levy will not mean an increase in taxes for residents of Deputy appointed A deputy sheriff's commission has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Joseph Richard Fields, Jr. the district . The bond issue on the Metgs Hi gh Sc hool wtll be paid off In December and thai will be com ing off th e tax duplicate then. Th e new levy, If passed. will not go onto thr tax duplicate until 1991. Thu s, it is a matter of one coming off and anot her go in g on. ex plained .Jane Fry, trea su rer. II was noted that the four mills would generate $400,000 a year and that the money co ul d be used for anything with a li fetime expec tancy of fi ve years. As for the one mill contpnuing levy, the contract which the Board of Education has with the Meigs Local Teacher s Assocla· Werry wa s employrd as a secre · t arv in the treasurer's office. Thr· board also agreed to entl'r into i:l consortium with Eastprn and Sou th ern Dis tric1s for ear ly childhood ed uc ation to IH· handled 1hrough thr Ml'igs Cou nt y Board of Education of fice . l :he count y office \Vill acl as the fisca l agenl for the program wh ich. accordin g to Supt. JamPs Carpc'n lt'r. i s flnancPd Pnti rrl y through a grant. He explainPd that lhe ear l y chi ldhood <·dur· a tion program is geared to sNvP pre -school handicapped chilrtren A teacher 10 be hirPd by thr co unty bo ard will go Into the non requires that an opl'rating levy be placed before voters at every election Several !euchers were hirr•d during lh e meeting on one year contract s. Rick Edwa rd s wa s emp loyed 10 teach the IParnln g disabled, Daryl Owens to teach soc ia l studies and Linda Sm ith to teac h chemistrv , al l at the high school: and Scmdra Wa lkP r was hired to ~each thr si xth gradP at Sal em Ccnter. Bob Werry and Daryl Owens werr also hirL'd as assistant varsity footbal l coachPs for the year pending CPR and sport s medicine certlfica tlon . Sharon Dr William Offutt, prestdent of the Ashtabula County Chapter oft he Americ an Fam ilv Assoc Ia· lion, wil l br thr featured speaker at the annual rrligiou s scrviC(' to official ly open the 12ith annual Meigs Co unty Fair . Thr servi ce will be held at 7:30 p m . Monday at th e grand stand. This yea r"s service is spon so red jointly by the Meigs Count\· a nd Midd leport Minis terta l Associal ions . Dr. Offutt will be disc ussing the effect s of pornography upon a communlt .v i.ind sucil'tv . and will bP offrrin g suggf'~->tions on how individuals. nrgo1n iz ations ami local govr>rnmf•nfs t~an addrf'ss t hr iSS UP Sprcia l music will bP b.v L.JUra Hawthorn e Guthri e and the duet. ".Jan and Kath)·" . The offe ri ng wUI br use d by the Me tgs Co unt)' Ministr ri al Assocation for it s outrrac h prog ra m. The speaker fo rmed the ,\ stab- 1990 FORD F-150 4x2 #624 REGISTERING FAIR ENTRIES- 1\'orkers in the Meigs County Fair Board ollie•• wrrr busy Thursday registering entries In open cia..s competition in preparation lor Tuesday's opening • Power Ever;thlng Op~on •full Vet>cte From I'Jr Conditioning To TroiBf Towhg * 499 $18 S~P! ' 1990 FORD RANGER 4x2 •Handling Pac>aQe •Chrome Mirrors •Headliner •AM/FM •Interval Wipers •Crul5e/Till •Argent Wheels ·Two-Tone Paint 1990 FORD F-150 4x4 •4 cyi. EFI •Gauge Package #649 •Rodkl • Rear Step Bumper •Air Condlftonlng •Automonc •6/tiJ Umlted Warranty • Full Option Truck •Power Evel'(lhlng of the fair on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Herr Helen Blackston, right, registers her entries with Sarah Cullums. Residents had until 4 p.m. today to makt• their entries as well as lo reservr l'amplng spaces on the fairgrounds. ula Coun t y Coa lition Against Por nog raphy in 1988 with the goal of removing X· rated videos fr om Jeffer son. The successful remova l of X·rated videos th ere was th e resu lt of mobilizing citizrns and l aw ('nforcemenl lradrrs thr oug h an awareness progr am. 'The goal of the wor ship wrvi ce is. first to wor ship and prai sf' God. Se(·ond !y, we want to help the people of Meigs County to becomr more aware of th e pn'valem' f' of X rated videos. whi ch is both a moral issue anti spiritual conrf' rn . This is trur for individual s ~1 nd communilies ,· · co mm entrd lhr Rrvs . . Jamf'.s Seddo n and the Rev. Glen McClung in a JOi nt statement. Seddon, pastor of the Fir st Bapti st Church of Midd leport is president of the Midd leport Min · istrrlal Assoc ia tio n. and McC lun g is ~a sto r of the Pomerov Ch urc h of thf' Nazarpnf' e~nd pre sident of th e Meigs County Minsterial Association. The speaker. accord ing to McClung and Seddon, has shared suc cess ful met hods of removing obscene and pornographic mater ials fr om th e community with church and civic groups. He has held wor~shops. acted as a consult ant. and is now on the Board of Dirc~ t ors of the Ashtatr ula Cou nt y Chapter of the American Fam ily Assoc iation He works with the Nationa l Coalition Againsst Pornography, Ameri · can Family Assoclatlon. Focus on the Family, and lt11• Ohio Round Tablr Dr Offutt has bwn p.a ..:.,tor of lhr First Bapttsl Church of .lrffer son lor the pas t1 3 years . A grad uate of F:astern College of Prnnsylvania. he attrnded lht' Scm tnary of the West at & rkiPy. Ca l if. and l.u ther Rice Theologt cal Sem ina ry, .Ja c ksonvt ll c, Fla . Doctor tells jury McGinnis did not Eleven Americans are turned seem too upset about wife's murder back again at Iraqi border ,. #502 commend ation to be sP nt lo him by the board. It wa s voted to Pntrr into a contrac1 wllh Dodson Brothers Extermination for thP 1990-9 1 sc hoo l year for exterm in ating services l or all school s The board also entered into a contract wi th the sa me firm fo r termit e t rea tment at the Bradburv Elrmentar v Sc hool fo r $2, (7R . Polic ies were adjusted by the board to refl ect the chanee from six to nine week gradin g pertods in all schools of the district The board gran ted use of the Co ntinu ed on page 10 Religious serviCe to open 1990 Meigs fair #621 •XLT Pac>oge hom es of the children for the instructional work . Approval for joining the Coal i tlon of Rura l and Appalachia Schools lor the 199091 year was given by the board. II was exp lained th at the coalition's rmphasi s is on methods of school funding . Th e boa r d adopted a rrsolu don staling thal in lhP PVPn t of a na tural dis~1 s ter or hazardous was tP situatio n. thP school buses will be availablr for evacuation purposl'.'l Th e resignation of Mont Vance r~ s a bu s drivC'r was accepted by lhr board ~ith a letter of • ''NEW TRUCK CENTER'' •Automot1c 3 Sections, 54 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 10. 1990 At The 1990 FORD BRONCO XLT Low tonight In mid 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent. Saturday, mostly cloudy, high In mid Ws. Chance of rain 30 percent. Insert Grand Opening Speeials · Hospital. At 9: 42a.m . . Rutland squad went to Sa lem Street for Shane Co Ulns, who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. AI 2. 33 p.m .. Middleport squad went to Village Manor Apartments for Donald VanCooney VanCoonev was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Middleport squad was ·called to State Route 7 at 7:43p.m. Sherry Ferguson was tran sported f rom there to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 9 57 p .m., Tupper s Plains squad transported William Co ngrove from Reedsville to Camden Clark Memorial Hospital. Meigs County Court .iudgP Patrick H. O'Brien pr(){'Pssed J7 cases on Wednesday Fined were Donald H. Dailey, Portland, disorderly conduct while Intoxicated, $50 and costs , one day In jail, crpd l t for time served: possession of marijuana. $50 and costs. Floyd McClel lan, Pomeroy, domestic violence , $100 and costs, 60 day s In jail suspended to 10. credit for one day served, one year probation . restraini ng order issued ; Dalvd G. Lambert, Pomeroy, over width, $15 and costs; Gregory W Knapp, Pomeroy, speed, $23 and costs ; James D Council, Langs ville, speed, $21 and costs; Benny Slawter, Middleport, speed, $22 and costs: Steven Petrie, South Shore, Ky ., speed, $25 and costs; Clary E . Hallbrook, Racine, no medica l certificate, $25 and costs, safety violation, $25 and costs; Monica Lynn Simmons, Kingwood, W.Va., speed ing , $21 and costs; Ron Capehart, Pomeroy, speed ing, $19 and costs. Hospital news Ohio Lottery Meigs County's 1990 fair supplement TRUCI<S! TRUCKS! TRUCKS! . a.m. for Bessie Rowe. Rowe was takr n to Veterans Memorial Thirty-seven cases processed in Judge O'Brien's court who had to buy fuel. When asked what he thought about the price Increase. he said he "despises It ." A spokesman for Ashland Oil said the recent price Increases were due In part to a gradual increase in crude oil prices over the last several months. The spokesman added that Ashland 011 and SuperAmerlca were trying to hold down their prices for consumers in response to the plea from President Bush. According to a press release from the South Central Ohio AM, the average cost of self· serve unleaded gasoline- which had Increased 4 cents per gallon In two days as of Friday jumped another 7.I cents over Charg es of failure to yield right of way to an emergency vehicle against John Johnson, of Mason, W.Va. have been dismissed In Pomeroy Mayor's Court. The charges stem from an auto accident on July 2i on East Main Street in Pomeroy. EMS has seven calls Wednesday Seven calls for assistancP wprr answr red by the unit s of Meigs Co un ty Emergency Medical Services. · At 12:51 a. m ., Pomeroy squad wa s ca lled to Pomeroy Police Depa rtm en t for Keith Musser He was taken to Vetera ns Memorial Hospi tal. At 7 21 a.m . , Pomeroy squad was called to Ameri care for Audrey Clover . She was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Racine squad went to Sta te Route 338 at 9: 33 Thursday, August 9. 1990 999* 14 $ ' H UNTI NGTON. W.Va . tUPII - A doc to~ who !rra!~d a ccusrd mu r der L~ l e McGinms thr da.\ after hl swife'ss tra ngul at tonwao revealed to him told a jury T hursda y that thP 1roublrd <H' countanl didn ' t wem Inn upS!' I lo learn of her death In fa ct. said Dr. Walter Cr('c n of Kings Daughll' rs Hos pita l in Ashland, Ky' within Sl'CU nd s aftpr tPll! ng him his wifP had twen found murdl'rcd behind a shopping mall. McGinni s turnPd hi s thoug ht s toward th e sfit ch1 ·.s · h' h d tn IS Pa M c('I · ff 1 I' ht · · ~ nm s su errt s 1g 1r1 JUI 1f'S w hPn hi s J PPp waggonl't'r barrr II e d ovrr a h 1'l l s ld " on K t k 209 01 · 11 ' 11 K enur Y · at 1\"P · 1 . y.. th 1 hi ft K th M (" · P n g a er a ·'" r •lnrll s was murde red At the close of the daY. thP prosecution predict ed It ll'oulcl ..r' . Wlndupltscas~abynextTu"srla' ~ ·ng th " la st of it s after Usl 'SS"S, lncludt·no th" dl'fpnrl Wltn' . c ~ ' ant 's daughter . Aml'lcGinnls " tosUflcd that he consi Gr oen , c . action s al the s dered Mcclnnl .~ hospital "very odd." McGinnis had been brought tn the hosp it al shortly after police found him outside his wrecked '<. t •' .l t·~p . . . . 1 he onf'tl_m" mi_I honam·. wh.u facrs a lt fP pn so.n 1Prm ,I f co n,·tc t<•d of hts wtfr Kathy s mu_rdPr l~st NovPmber. has lo !d poiiC'f' kidnappPrs thrrw his ~·r hiCI(~ i~t_o gPa r b.v ~~dg i n g. a SliCk. agatnst I he gas j)f'da l, ca u: tng H to carC'en down t_hr r aV~nr whlif' hr was bound wtth 1" 0\)(' . McG i nnis cla ims the sa mr kidnap r"V'rs also strang led his t-'' wif e todrathbf'hindthrGatrwa _ \,. Shopp in g Plaza in St . Alban s p D Huntin g1on olice et. Jim Sc hr \dler 1cs t1'f'IP d t hat a homr ('clilion of Tht' Ch arleston Dai ly 29 Mail. datrd last Nov ... wi th tw o f starson lt .was rrmovPd romthe f h J rPar pass('ngPr seat o t P PPp ThNr werr no ldentiflablr prints 011 it. he sa id . Guv M. Bibbee. c irculation mana ger for (' harlr ston News · paprr s. trsn' f lc d 1he two stars desi gnate t hr fina 1edl t 1on, which '" norma 11 v goes to press at 1: ·"' l d h p.m . ( n that ay, w en Kathy I r· . I . h h ~ Clll nnts was sa m, t r paprr ll th cprps sa t1 :02pm ,h e toldthr court Bibbee sai d the first news · f h d k paper 1e 1 1 e oc at 2 p.m ., and • f:S LocaI news bne Hurry, While The Selection Is Good! Over "SO" Models In Stock And More On The Way! "Purchase Now And Save" ········--·-··············-··· No one hurt in two-car mishap No one was lnjurC'd In a twu·car accidrnr Tuesday on Meigs Count y Road 34 . According to the Ohio Hi ghwa y Patrol. Shaw n E. Bakrr, li, 31372 Salser Road, Racine, pulled from Counly Road 34, slid l eft of center and struck head on a car driv en by Mary A. Fowler, 41, of 31440 Sal ser Road, Racine . Baker was cited with failure to cont rol. Squads respond to nine rolls Meigs County Emergency M edical Services unit s responded to nine cal is lor assistance on Thursday . At 1:48 a.m .. Pomeroy squ ad was dispatched to Royal Oak Conllnued on page 10 ~est fo r the final was a llurrtr ane Go Mart. lln tha t da.v. McGinnis has told authorit ir s hewas incaptivi t yin Kf'ntu ckv I he· las< rielii'Pfl' point. WASHIN<: TDN tUPit F:lpven Anwrica n diplomat s t~ nd dependents WPfl' turnrd back agai n Frida y at the I raqi bordrr lO .Jordanl nthr,irsecond attrmpt to IC'aVl' lht· roun trv . Statf' IJf' partmPnt offic ial s sa,id Th e u.s. F.mba ." l had be••n t old thr 11 v.'ould bf' allov..·f'd through. but inil rf'prtilionof th r l'a rlirr contrt~ dirlOI"!" br)W\'iOr and words of lrtlq i officiah. lhr 11 pt•op!p WPl"l' nul prrmiltPd to lravp Fri da\" \Vhf'n thC'\" showrd up •t ,.1 br, ,.,1,·.,. 1,0 s1.lt is.CXrY'Ch'cl " v· th"l' willtrl' again a s thr LJnitf'd S't ','II "S trsts· t 1·,·1q 1· 1·n1 r ntlon s ' brct \\.,.,,. l'hr 10 win frPI'd orn ' fot· .·'o . . mc·•·t r.·111 .s bf'ing held ><"' !\ aga t' nst lh"t"rwillinanlraqhotr l ' is t o " bp cool. to sit tight " and Firms offered contracts to bu J•(d (and£•11 I s Threp companies Interested In building new landfill s or expand· ing Pxlsting landfill s within the mu l t i-count .\' Solid Wa ste Man· agement District have been oftr rPd contract s by th e policy rommitlrP. :J\'Oid aggravat in g Middle Ea sl trn slons by ca llin g thC'm hos t~ gf''-1, a White Hou sL' offici al said n.ou ndrd up bv Iraqi forf'es during and aftrr thC' in vasion of Kuwa it, the Amrrirans rr matned conf ined Thu rsdav at Baghdud "s Rashid Hote l. whi ch was surr ounded b_\' arml'd guard s, Stnte Department offi r ial s sa id . Thr Sra tr Drpartmenr l'Sd mated that aboul J,OOO Arneri cans remain in Kuwait and anothf'r 5RO U.S. c itizens in Iran , " most of them in Baghdad "'l'hf'S(' prople <H I..' stuck . J·ust llkr lhr peopiP who art• stuck in thr Ra sh id Hotl?l," sai d Stall' Departmrnt spokesman Richard Houchcr "I can't adequa tely Pxplain ttlf'ir d raqi~· 1 artlons ." Howrver . Sta te Opparrrnent off icial s said that "a number of AmPrica ns·· havp managed to cross in to .Jorda n and Saudi Arabia in thl' last 2-i hours. Statf' f)pparlmenl offic ials said Thf' officii:ll s said they did not h;wp any pxact numbe rs and thPrP appPaiT'd to hl' no rPgular paltPrn that would o; how whv some I m er Ica ns Wl'rf' pcrmittrd to leave. while thP majority rPrnalnbchind.unahlP!olravro r to get thP nPn•ssar.v Pxit visas TtlrStatf'DrpartmPntcalledln lhr Iraqi ambassador t o Wa · shlngton . MohamPd al M as h £~!, \ Thur ~ daytourgPt hatAmt' r i ca n s Co ntinued on page 10 --,.,....., Th e committee. at its meeting Tuesday In Gallipolis, voted to offrr co ntracts to the three companies that have expressed an intrrrst in operating landfills. Th ose three companies are At hrn s Ho cki ng Re clamation Center, Sands IIIII Coai Company and Mid -American Waste Sys l rms . The compa nies who have rr cc ived the proposed agreem en ts now ha ve ten days to accept or re ject the proposals . A representative from Mid Am erican Wa ste Systems made a verba l acceptance of the agreeme nt at this week's meeting. Once the co ntr acts are ac · cepted, th e district must r ecom · mend that th e Ohio Environmen tal Protection Agency grant waivers to th e companies Involved . Those waivers. II granted, would, lor those landlllls apply · lng, suspend a moratorium on landllll expansion that !he EPA ha s Imposed. That moratorium prohibits landfill expansion until Continued on page 10 SHADES OF YESTERYEAR- Every now and then, a stern·wheel paddle boat, such as this one, I played an Important part ollhe history of tbe Ohio River V ailey bu I have since been replaced by _ I I :..; .' 1,1 ' Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Day 'Bulletin Board ' Advertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section . I I ·" _ .J· �Friday, August 1Cl, 1990 Commentary Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 10, 1990 Huge Federal building put on hold The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio WASHINGTON - Federal o!fl- DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~~ ~m~ ~L--.,~c,F=I ~~ clals have put the brakes on a major boondoggle - a federal office building In downtown Wa shington, D.C .. that would cater more to private busine-sses than to government and could cost as ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsber/ Conlroller !\ MEMBER of The United Press International. fn l and Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. much as SJ.I billion. In June, we exposed the fl aws In a plan to build the lavish edifice, an International Cultural and Trade Center second on ly In size to the Pentagon. The pro jec t Is tainted by cost overruns and possible co ntract stee rin g. Now, the General Services Administration has wisely decided to put the venture on hold because of lis co ncerns about th e financial commitment. Th e project was a bad Idea in the fir st place - the brainchild of th e Pennsylvania Avenue Devel· opment Corp., a presid ential commission that has been overseeing lhe redevelopm ent of Was hingt on' s premier thoroughfare between the White Hou se and theCa pltol. The bu II ding Is to hou se severa l federal ollices and Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta privat p businesses . We have slnep learned t hai II also Is to Include a prlvale cl ub for International business people where I he inlllation lee would be $1,500 and the monthly dues would be $100. Congress ional sources I old our assoc iat e Scott Sleek thai the pro ject was shapin g up inlo a major di saster. Con struct ion has nol yet begun and already the cos I es timate has risPn from $460 LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words lung. All lertrrs are subject to editing and must be signed wl1h namf'. address and !t>lephom• number. No unsigned lt>ttf'f s will be pub!lshrd . Lf:'t1ers should be In good taste, addressing Issues. not personali- ARE YOU TOGE'n-\~R., ti es . OT2. Wll.l. Tlr\~:1' SE \t-H~~E SEi'A~'T'E Letters to the editor HOL?Uf'S '? /~' ' I• .__ When it rains, it pours ... Th r old adage. " when II rains, i! pou r s·· had more than one signific ant m eaning to me the pas t tvvo week s. Of course . all of us k nov.· that we had considerable wa! Pr du r ing the recent rain showers. II ha s been raining cat s and dog s dunng I his time . Bu1!or old FrPd thrre was more than the wParhrr to con tend with . F1r st of all the roof on ffi.\' house in S~ -ra r u s<' started to IPak and Jt ,,-; ts nrcrss ary to havp the roof rep la ced After consi dera bl e ef· fort. I obtainPd cardinal -co lored _..,h i n~IP s wh ich . of course. were man' r.xpensivf'. For som e Sl rdngP reason thP manufacturer had di sconti nued making the rlarker colors in shin gles. La st Wrdn rs d a~- - !he co ntractor. Eber Pickens. comme nced hi s job :\ftrr Thursd a\ it morP rhan rairH•ct r als and dogs and this op< r;llwn had to be slopp<•d unt i l !O(LtY T o m a kP things more unrrd'>O nJblr for me. th e roofers ... ta l·tpd work at I a m . Normally mv sPcond alarm clock awakens me ,11 this limr. T hc_v arrived bf'fore I had awakP nPd. I had I he bPnt>fi1 of tht• pounding on t he roof prior tn 1hc Sl:'<:ond alarm Jingling in m_ ,- Par Prio1 to 1hP n•pair of m~' roof, I nmm al iY uo;cd tw o alarm c locks. () np to ;.ing Ci t ti JO, one at 7:00. Hm~Tw· r due to thrra rly stan o f rhl' cont r ac tor . l thought I should ha\·1' !llrf'P alarm c locks to have rnr on my f r"f' t no larer than 7: 00 A .\1 Havf' \ "O U f'\·rr spen a twar rmrr~c fr om his wi ntr r slee-p: I belirw that! co uld IJ<>compared 10 rh a1. t'SPf'CialiY i n awakPning in thr morn rng So I plarrd three aiJ rm cloc ks on ,1 cha ir. T he;. wrrr .;;;rt for ti. h Wan d -;- A .M . When thP fir...r onr r a n ~. I hit it and knocked the other two off thf' chair. slm! la r to the domino f' ffr c1 Two of th r clock~ Wf' nt undrr m .\ · bf'd and I co uld no t rr ach the m . PandPm onium sf'! in .11 thr• Crow hou seho ld. I had to wa1t u ntil m~ · hou <:, f'k('(lp<>r· r1r rh·rd ar ~ - oo :-\ ~1 10 hcl\ r hr r rr t rif'\"f' 1tw rrn~mg .Jiarrn clock " Truly th1s ~~ Jn PXpP rir nrr onP .; ; hould no1 ha\·P 10 undrrgo Th en I had a p rotJ it'm ~· rrh rv•o o f m.\ autom obilf'.., On Sunda~ PVf'n ing. I wa s dr i\·ing m\· 1 ~7.1 Ca di l lac from Pomcr o~ 10 ~\ · ra c uSP. i\. hott]p sudd enly apprarpd in thr road and I co ulrl no t mt s~ the bot tiP ; conspqut'nl lv. I had 10 park thP automobile Th f' nl'xt day Jac k Codner heedt>d m1· Cd ll and 1ow£'d this \"t'hicle to Ra c inf' at hi s place of bu si nrss . Jdrk ca lled me and tol d mr that thr lire was ro mp iPIPI_v ruinPd . I had to r r place this tire T hPn the re ~·e re p roblrms " 'i1h l": I( I ' law s In many ra ses prohibit non-f ederal officials from com - 1.:: ~ _) (.1 1 I-"' mit ting fe dera l fund s The PADC Is nol giving up. A spo kesman l oid us lhc group my Lincoln Town Ca r First of all, the Linco l n sudden I:-.· starred to miss or shrug aft Pr slo wing down from a fastt•r pace . AftN several attempts to correc t th is miss. it was rP mPdiC'd . Then on Sa turda y, onr of my windshield wipers went out of co ntrol and I had to stop PVPry fivP minutf's to wou ld answer the fln anci al ques· ! Ions. but had no pl ans to sca le back the project. Ru l knowledgeabl e sources told us lhe PAD C wi ll have no choice but to m ake t he project morP morlrst i f it expe-cts the federal govPrnment ro lease the building DespJte those co ncerns. Con - fix tt . AI Winfield , W Va, a repair man go t i t working aga in Later, my go~ carl broke down. First of all, thPrP was something wrong wi t h thl' car proceed unt il Au stln rPfu.srd to buretor . voices In Congr ess agai nst the thPn thr f ront gress had allowed thP pro jeri In sign the lease. One of lhe few tire slarled to leak and ai l of a suddrn the steering apparal us was gont' . I was without a golf cart on lhe 1'-A €:T'T'I\ "f:\.,,., f'""' wol<'nl S1>.~.lt~Mc golf co urse fo r morP t han a WC'l'k . Then if this wa s not enough , m y hot water heater went on l hf' blink and I had no hoi water . This was a ma}Qr problem for me as I am used to Showrr in g Parh clay Then a minor probiPm occurred when m y new refrigPrator star ted to acl abnorm ally. Thr' r epairman stated that thPrP was a pierP of rPl lophanP nrar t hr f an. HP re movPd it a nd hope fully th e- r pfrig era t or will sound nor mal aga in . Not a ll my problem s were mat erral . A week ago I had to ha vp a f r ont tooth rx tra ctl'd dur to old agP. This is not a pleasa m experience. However. Dr . Car sey. thP dentist. extracted it without too much pain . The worst pari is lhal when I smiif' it looks as if an old vampire has cniPrPd thf' comm unU y . Jo'inaily , I had been out of town and had not looked a1 m y mail as carefully as I should have There wa s a Karr pic nic a t Kath ryn Mora 's hou se This picnic was al I p.m. l thought it was at 6 p.m I split the diflerence ana ar n ve-a al 3 p.m . Mos t of the Karr reiali ves were sti ll there, so ali was not lost. I should co mmen1 that Kathryn made so me deli · ciou s horne made ice- cream . I had two dishes as I had no lunch As of Aug I. all ol the above problems have been resolved. ,\!though II wa s difficult, I re membered how Bob Hoefli ch end s his col umn in I he new spaper wrlh a " keep smiling ". AI times l hr> wa s dtfftcull . On the other hand. I remember lhe sign in F. F Robt nson' s laundry which sa rd ' I complained because I had no sh()('S un til I saw a man who had no fl'f't." CPrlainly my problr m s wrre minor rom pared v.-1th m.1m others who are >; uffpring f;·om lllnrss or dy ing. .-\ nyhow, onf' shou ld count thei r blessings J1 ti ml'S like thcsc 1ns!Pad of complaining Sha m l' nn ~ ou Fred Ca rr~ o n~ Atry . Fred Crow Fairboard appreciate.~ support Dear Edit or; The organizalion and presenta tion of the Meigs County Fair would not happen without the support ol many Individuals and businesses. Many t imes we are unable lo properly thank these people o r businesses personally. Certainly their support Is much needed and always appreciated. Due to cir<lll mstances beyond our control. several of our faithful and loyal supporters were not given the opportunity for recognition In our premium book. For this- we are sincerely sorry. We would like tok publicly apologize lo Farmers Bank, Sugar Run Mill, Keebaugh 's of Chester and Tuppers Plains and any other patrons who were inadvertently missed In our soUclla t klns. Both Sugar Run Mill and Keebaugll 's have lor years been ticket sellers lor the lair. They gradoualy allow us to publicize t be lair ill their places ol buslnes~. and both businesses have been ever ready lo help In 7" million to well over $800 million. Sources close to the project told us they feared the price could eas ily go l o $1 billion. Co ngress ion al inv es tig ators were looking into I he way the PADC awarded the developmen t contract. Th e panel gave the job to Della Parlnershlp, one of the high bidder s, even I hough many federal and Di strict of Columbia officials said Delta 's proposal was n' 1 up to par because it didn't meet requirement s fo r minority parli cipatlon , a charge tha t Della has denied. Inves tiga tors were also lookIng inlo the rol e played by Wa shinglon Mayor Marion Barry, who, as a me-mber of thp PADC, voled l o give the contract to Della Federal procurement any wa y possible The Farmers Bank cou ld hardly be more suppor t ive. Nol only do they manage and handle ali of our gate money. but they have for many years been the biggest supporter ol the Junior Fair Livestock Sale In the dollar amount purchased. They have donated water coolers lor the grounds. They have always been generous with their financial assistance to allow lmprov eml'lltS to the grounds and !acUIties . They have met our every need. To these businesses as well as any others that may have been overlooked, we apologize. We sincerely appreciate your support and look forward to working with you lor many years In our endeavor to make the Meigs County Fair the best that II can be. Sincerely, Mary Gilmore, Fair Secretary Wtlliam Radford, Board President i I pro jec l came from Rep. Tom Petri, R-Wis.. who sa id thal nn a gove rnm ent -was te sc alf• of nnf' to 10, the bui lding rank ed at leas I an elghl . Oneof lhe mosl popula r myths In I he whole field of journalism Is the myt h tha t a r eporter ran nol be com pelled to identify lhe source of lnfor malion th ai he rece iv es In confidence. Th e com · munl r ation i s 'a id to br "privileged." One ca n understand whv journalists wish so pro foundiy that t his "pri v ilege" was enshrined somew here In the Co nstitution an d thu s made applicable under all clrc umslances. Unfortu nateiy !fo r them lll isn'l In I he Branz burg case. near ly 20 years ago, I he Supreme Court . plea ses them I routinely tgnore the Bra nzburg case. If they are ordered l o identity a ro nfidenl ial source, they will simply refus e, countin g on some li be ral judge up the lin e to think of a way to get around the Branzburg lest. Tha i wa s thes trategyofBrl an Karem, of KMOL -TV i n San Antonio, Texas. He refu sed to identify a person who had helped him get a telephone interview with a jailed murder suspeel . Attorneys for both si des in sisted lhey neededtoknowlheperson' s Identity . The judge agreed, found I hat I he Branzburg lest had been freedom (as his lawyers urged I wh il e the co ntempt order was bei ng appealed In I he usu al leisurel y fashion Fared with lhP prospec l of having l o obey thr judge or spe nd a really significant stre tch ol time In prison. Karem qu icklv re r onsldP red t hr ' il uat lon Shorliv. he announced lhal hi s source had agreed lo re lease him from hi s piPdge of co nfid ential lty . and - in open courl. under oa th - hr idenlifiPd her The j udge ! hereupo n lurnrd him loose. So il 's Co urls 1. Media 0 in the CIN CINNA TI - Ramon Mar llnez did ever yt hing right , and Jack Armstrong was left wonderIng what went wrong. Therein lies the tale of Cincinnati' s lop-s ided 10-3 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers Thursday night that cut a half-gameoffthe Reds' Western Division lead over the Idle San Francisco Giants. Martinez, 15-4, struck out 10 to raise his major-league leading total to 174. The right -hander, 10-1 In his last 13 starts, walked one and ha sn't lost since July 5. "I was throw! ng fast balls after we got that 5-0 lead in the first, and they were swinging," said Martinez, who went eight Innings before Jay Howell finished up In the ninth. "! set a goal to win 15 games and I feel so proud of myself for winning that many," added Martinez, who owns a flne2 .79 earned run average. "I don 't know about 20 wins and I don't want to think about that." Jack Armstrong, 11 -8, didn't make It through I he first Inning as- the Dodgers scored five runs . Armstrong, who has dropped six straight since the All-Star break, gave up live runs and five hits In two-thirds of an Inning . Rick Mahler got the final oul In the first. "T ha t's no factor," sai d 25year-old Armstrong, who added, " I felt I had my best sluff of the year, and that's a facl." ·'I'm not sure what the answer is, but I'll be ready to go out lhere the next time," sa id Armstrong, who hasn't won since July 5, the sa m e dale that Martinez lost his l as t ga m e. •'1 t hrew som e great P.it ches. but I hey didn 't swi ng al them and I really wasn' l in I here long enough lo absorb what happened . bul I'm nol sure what It is," Armstrong conceded. "But I'm not going to lake II lying down because the whole thing doesn't rull?d that under cert ain rlrcum · m€'1 and ordered K ar em t o namP la1Ps1 co ntest bPIW(--'f" n thesr tw o stances lt yplca ll y. to ensure that a defendant receives the fair tr ial guaranteed by I he Si xth Amend men tl a reporter can be requlred. under penall y of co n hi s sou rce. WhenK arem r efused, the judge slapped him In the pokey l or co ni em pi of court . And t here he sat for two weeks, while the nalion's med ia wepl powerful lns tituli ons But don'r su ppose t hat I he media will now jusI lie down an d quit Thev will keep right on referring to lhr " sanc tity" of lhe piPd gr• of tem pt of co urt, to revea l a so urce over his plight and his l awyers if Its identit y Is rel evan l and pursued a sw ift a~l to the mat eri al and ca nnot be asccr · Supreme Co urt of the Un lt f'd talned i n any othrr wa y Sta tes . Al as, no judicial so rt ~· Despite this ruling, rE'port ers Int erve ned to save Ka rem rrom (who. llk P most liberal s, are · durance vile. Instead, the Su · forever urging us to respE'Ct t he premr Cour t voti'd, 7-2. 1ha ! court when one of Its dE'cislon s Ka rem wa sn't entHIPd to hi s co nfidentiality . as if it werr an arce pled and trra sun•d tenel of co nstitutional Ja w Suc h "co n f idrnt ia l c;o un: Ps," howrver . would bf> Il l .1rlv i."rd to ass umeth a tlhPrri sso mp cJau se i n thr Con stitution. or pvrn so m e Su prrmr Co urt ruling . th at w ill William Rusher unfa ilingly pr ol ect their ldenl lty under a claim of" priv liege " Ask Brian Karem. The supposed " reporl er Informant privilege, " by thP way , bears no resemblance w ha lever to t he lradltional privileges prot PC iing communic allons be tween hu sband and wife. doct or and pallenl, cleric and penilent all orn ey and cli ent. In ali four of those cases we know who madP thr st atrmrnt: what we are- not all owed to kn ow is what wa s sa id In the case of lh e so-ca lled ··r r porter-lnform ant privilege ," on th e other hand, we kn ow exact ly what was said; what we- are nol supposed to be told Is who sai d it . And that. of course. makes a bus hel of difference . The lnfor mant may be blind, or alcoholic , or co nsumed with hatred of the per son who Is bein g harmPd by his st at emen t s. Wr will nPVC'r know . If t he repo r ler Is allowPd to shi eld his identlly Let 's hope I he co urts k N.'P hang:lng tough on this onP . Businesses rip out the union label HEN DERSON , Nev . iN F:A I Alter rejecting - by a resou nd new log 3\<l -to -1 margtn - spurned . " II st inks." m eter reader BN'nda Vermilli on said of I he agrl'Cm enl. The par t r ailed for modest annual wage In - contract terms proposf"d by thl' Nevada Power Co. In It s " last. cr eases but also hlkPd the best and final" oller. m<Jrt' than hall ol the cieclric utilit y's ployees' con l rl bu l lon for medi cal insurance. e- mployl•es recen tl y Wl'nt to st rike . As the 825 sl r ikers pick eted under the dPsert su n for two "Tht' work e- r s w e-re- em· j us1 sca red . " added Vermi l lion . " They were loid everybod.v' s going l o lose I heir jobs. " l ntrrna lional Paper. Boise Cas cade and numerou s other rom panics ha ve gone IJ<>yond issuing suc h wa r nings. They havp hirPd and Tr ai ned nPw workers i n th e midst of bitt er labor disputes . Fra nk Lorenzo placed Co nlin Pnt al Alrlln Ps In b a n k ru ptc~· to break It s union contract s, then hired subslilule rmplovees al dras tica lly lower wage levels. He weeks. union and company nego- That recent episode in south· also led Eastern Ai rl i nes into tlators made no progress in resolv in g their dlllerences over wages, benefits and working co ndition s. At the sa m e time, Nevada Power oltlciais began warning that they soon would replace the st riking workers, al leas t tem · porartly , to handl e a growing backlog ol work. On the 15th day of the str ike, the workers grudgingly ratified a new contract virtually identical to the one they earlier had ern Nevada Is bol h lhoroughly unremarkable an d terribly slg· nlfl ca nl . Th e causes of the dispute an d the even Is leading to the settiemenl are duplicated hundred s of time every year lhroughout I he nation and are emblemati c ol I he state of c on t em p orary 1abo r management relations . Especially noteworth y wa s lhe compan y thr eat to repla ce I he strikers In recent years. Grey hound Li nes, Ph el ps Dod ge. bankruptcy and rpe ru ited rPpl ace ment s for li s sl r lk ing workers. For four decades, t hat option was seldom exercised. Co mpan ies !eared they would Incur lhe wrat h of powerfu l un ions and anla gonlze I he public l f t hev l oo k such drastic ac tion At I he sa mp lim e, crossing a picket line lo ta ke a str ik er' s job was simp ly unt hinkabl e for most wo rkers. Bu l lhe Influence or lrade unions, as measu red by l he propor tion of nation's non. farm Letters to editor Receives additional tribute Dear Editor: At the July 23, 1990 meeting ol the Meigs County Regional Pl anning Commission a resolution was passed bonorlng the work of Mr. Lee McComas. This is just one additional tribute to a man who gave his life to Meigs County. The resolution is as follow s. Resolullon Wllh the death ol Lee W. McComas on May 26, 1990, Meigs County has lost one ol Its outstanding citize ns ol this century . Mr. McComas was a great leader and educator In the Meigs County community . He served all seR"ments of the county unselllshiy and with compassion. F'rom January :;s, 1980, unlil his death, Mr. McComas served as volunteer secretary of the Meigs County Regional Plannln~ Commission. His records wf!fe always complete, timely, and accurate. This resolution Is presented In honor aod memory o! the outstanding llletlmeworkofMr. Lee W. McComas. Motion to adopt this resolution was made by Thereon Johnson and seconded by Jon Jacobs . Motion passed unanimously. Fred Holtman, President Charles E . Blakeslee. Executive Director work force they rPpresent , has severely deterloraled during I he past half cen tury . II has steadily dropped f ro m 35 percent Immediately after World War ll to 16 percent last year. Robert Walters Aga in s t that b ac kgr ound. PrP.side nt Rraga n enhan ced rnanagemf'n t ·s powe r with a sln gil' dra matic acl ion In 1981 He decl ared 11,>00 slriking air lraffl c cont rol lers to be engaged In an Ill eg al action when l hey drfl ed a back -to-work orde r, I hen nrdered l hem al l firPd and rPpi aced by substitutes . "Reaga n made It respeclable lo bu st unions," says Robert M . Baptiste, a Washlnglon, D.C. attorney who does consid£' ra bl e work for unions. In ear lier years, both labor and management worked ser iously to rPsolv e .s trik es but now. hP s1ys, "com- pani es ju sl want to get rid of unions." Wh en 6,300 drivers r efused to work th e co mpany began spendIng $20 million for pr ivate sec urIty serv ices and tra ining programs l o qualify 3 . 400 r eplacem ent worke rs. Grey hound has demonstrated that It Is willing to endure even a bankruptcy declaration In federal court to break the strike and the union . Today in history By United hess International Today is Friday , Aug . 10, the 222nd day oll990 with 1431o follow . The moon is waning, moving toward lis last quarter . The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter . The even lng stars are Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Leo. They Include Edmund Jennings Randolph, the Jlrst U.S. attorney general, In 1753; Herbert Hoover, 31st president of the United States. In 1874; actor Jack Haley In 1899; actresses Norma Shearer In 1900, Jane Wyatt In 1911 (age 79) and Rhonda Fleming In 1923 (age 67); and singers Jimmy Dean and Eddie Fisher, both In 1928 (age 62) . Elsewhere In lhe NL, New York edged Philadelphia 5-4, St. Louis dropped Chicago 3-1, Monl · rea l edged Pittsburgh 7-6 in 10 innings, Los Angeles pound ed Cincinnati 10-.3, and Sa n Diego blanked Atlanta 7-tl . Mels 5, PhUlles 4 - AI NPw York. the sparks that fl ew in the fifth Inning Thursday night lit the Mets' fuse and burned the Ph lilies. After a bench-clearing brawl Instigated when Philadelphia starter Pat Combs hit Dwighl Gooden on the left knee, New York came back to score four runs in the sixth including lhe go-ahead run In their 5-4 victory over Philadelphia. Trailing 3-l , theMetsscoredall four runs off Darrel Akerfeid, 4·1. who replaced the ejected Combs . K evin McReynolds walked and was forced at second by Daryl Boston. Howard Johnson ti ed I he game with a blast over the right-centerfield wall for hi s 17th homer of the year . Tom O'Malley followed wilh a single and Mackey Sa sser's double put runners at second and third . Pinch hitter Ke lvin Torve, playin g In hi s third ga me with New York and batting for pitcher Bob Oj eda, then pla ced his double Into the gap In right · center to give the Met s a 5-3 lead. •'When your starter Is throwing pretty good and gets thrown out you are hurt , " Ph lilies manager Nick Leyva said. "In addition Dennis Cook (a lso ejected lis our long man . I had to stay with Darrel Akerfeld even though he threw a couple of stupid pilches . He lhrew fast bails to Howa rd Johnson and Mackey Sasser , both fast ball hltler s. They were bad pitches. " Gooden , who had hit Di ck te T hon In the second and Tom my Herr In the fifth, r eacled to Combs' pitch by inslantiy rush· ( BASEBRI\WL! - It was light night at Shea Stadium, and many Mets and Phlllies went to the canvas, er, dirt, as Mets catcher Mackey Sasser Is pounding on Phlllics pitcher .Jose DeJesus i ng the mound. Combs mel him halfway and both player s, j oined by cal r her Darren Daulton, wres tled lo the ground , followed by their benches . ·In addition to Combs and relief pilcher Cook, Daulton and coac h Mike Ryan were tossed from the Phii lles. The Mel s lost Gooden. Tim Teufel and Darryl Slraw· berry in I he fray Bob Ojeda replaced Good en and picked up l he vic lory to improve 10 6-5. AleJandro Pena worked lh c sevenlh and Joh n Fra nco pitched lhe final two Innings lo earn his 25th savr. Cardinals 3, Cubs I - At Chica go, Ken Hili and Lee Smith pilched a combined five -hiller a nd Willie McGeP drovr in a run and scorPd annlllPr to lift St . Louis and snap Chicago ·_ ., fivC' - game winning slreak Hill, 3-1, ga ve up four hit s over eight ·plus innlngs in his fourth start si ncr (right) In one of I he many lights thai followed Mets pitcher llwight Gooden's charging PhUUes pitcher Pat Combs after Combs hit Gooden with a pitch . (UP!) 1968 DODGE STAKE TRUCK 2 ton. 2 sp. axle, 16 foot flat steel bed. factory rack, power lift tail gate . being recalled f rom Tripil' A LouisviliP . Smlth rPcordrd thr las t th ree outs for his 20th s<J.vc Lance Dickson droppPd lo 0 1. Expos 7, Pirates 6 (10 Inn.) AI Pi l lsburgh, Andres Cala rraga raced homr fr om second basr on Auto ., PB , PS . :1-l . Bill Sa mp<n pllc hed the lOth for hls second save . Hill Lan dru m , who had a llowrd tllf' Expos to tl r I hr srorP in tllP n in t ll , feil lo 4:l. Padre!'~ 7, Braves 0 At make- sense . Maybe there' s som e- Alianla . Br uc e Hurst lossed a six -hill er and co ll ec l ed his f irs l career RBI and Garry Templeton no lched hi s 2,000t h career hit lo llft the San Diego Pad res to a 7-0 vic lor y over the At l an ta Braves. Hursl. 7-8 , struc k ou l seve n and walked two loearn his second shutout of the year and fiflh co m plet e gam e. Charlie Liebra ndt , 4-6, al lowed srven hit s ove-r five innings to tak e the loss. $1095 1981 OLDS OMEGA infi eld single in lhP lOIIi innin g to gu id e Montreal. StrvP F'rPy go t two out s in t hf' ni n1111 o lmp rovf' t n $2 2 9 5 1981 PONTIAC PHOENIX Mi ke Fit zger ald 's c heck·s wi ng kind of a pattern, bull definitely don't think I've been lipping my pitches ." The Reds, who lea d San Francisco by 4\<l games In the NL Wesl , open a four-game se ries Friday with the Giants. In the first, Lenny Harris singled and Gibson followed with his seventh homer to rightcenter. Kal Daniels then walked and took second on a passed ball Eddie Murray followed with an RBI single to mak e It 3-0. Hubie Brooks walked and was forced at second by Mike Sciosc ia with Murray taking third . Samuel 's grounder forced Sclos· cia, forc ing Murray to stay at third . Alfredo Griffin's single scored Murray and sent Samuel to lhird before Martinez helped himself by singling lo bring In Samuel with lhe flflh run of the Auto ., PS , PB , V-6 . $1095 1979 DODGE VAN V-8. auto., PB. PS . $1095 1981 BUICK CENTURY WAGON Auto .. PB. PS, air. $1095 inning. Daniels belted his 161h homer in the seco nd to make il 6-0. The Dodgers loaded I he bases in lhe fourth on a single by Harris , a walk to Gibson and Daniels' single. Murray followed with a r un-scoring singl e and when Brooks hit inlo a double play Gibson sco red to make 118-0. Daniels moved to third on the play and scored when Scioscia followed wilh a double. Gibson's RBI single in the fiflh put the Dodgers up 10-0. The Reds got a pair of runs In the fifth. Hal Morris opened lhe Inning with a single and scored on Mariano Duncan's triple . Billy Halcher' s Infield groundout scored Duncan . Ci ncinnati added a run in lhe eighth . The Daily Senlinel (USPS t4~900\ A Dlvl"lon of Multimedia. In c. Published ('verv aft er noon, Monday throogh FridaY. ttl Court St.. Po meruy. Ohio, by the Ohio Valley PuDUsh!ng Company /Multlmf'dta, Inc.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Ph. 992-2156. St-· cond clas s p os ta~P pald at Pomero~: . Ohlo Mt>mDer: United Pr£>Ss In terna tional, Inland Dallv Press Assoclatkm and 1hl' Ohio ~ew sj)aper Association. National Advert tslng Representat iVe. Bran ham Nrwspaper SalE'S. 733 Third Avenue, New York. New York 10017 . POSTMASTER: Send address c han ~ to The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohio 4.'i7f8. 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The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Dodgers post I 0-3 victory over Reds ''T here' s gotta be an answer , Reporter-informer deal isn't sacred Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .. $74.36 Outllde Melp CourKy 13 Weeks ....................... ........... $20.00 26 Weeks ............................ ...... $40.30 52 Week• ........................... ....... $75.40 A Special Edition In The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 23, 1990 GIBSON HOMERS -In what turned Into atorrentol runs lor the L.A. Dodgers In Thursday night's game against the Reds in Cincinnati, Dodgers oulllelder Kirk Gibson gets congratulations I rom third· base coach Joe Amalfitano for his two-run homt•r In the first Inning, which helped the !lodgers to win 10-3. 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Every Ranger starter scored In th e nine-ru n sixt h in which Texas co llected nine consecullve base hils to come within one of tyi ng the ma jo r league record of 10 Slra ight hits, last arcompllshed by Detroll in 1983 aga in st Baltimore. Fifteen Ranger s wen ito the pi ale In !he Inning as Texas li ed a team reco rd wit h the nine hil s and n tne ru ns in one inning. Eleven straight bailers rea ched base safely i n the Inning. " I 've never been Involved in anylh ing like that ," said Texas manager Bobby Valen llne, who had pllcher Kevin Brown hit in !he nin th innin g. " I don'! see many nine·run innings . I don't see man y n ine· run games ." Pete lnraviglla hi! a t wo-run homer In th e second and stroked a two-run doubl e in !he sixth lo pat·e the Rangers, and Rub en SiPrra had four hil s in fiv e at bats and Jeff Kunkel drove In three runs. Rafael Patmeiro ex tended his hl! ti ng slreak 10 15gamcs wi lh a sin gle In the six lh "You ju st want lo gel up 10 lh<• pl" l c and h it." Pa lm eiro SCiid of si ttin g on th P be nch during I he big inn ing "The gu v'.s lhrow l ng pitches that PVPrybody's hit ti ng, so yo u wan t to gel up and get .vour turn . .. The Texa s hitt er ~ wer en' t cheated . with 46 bai ters hitt ing in lhl:' first six inn ing s a nd~~ go ing to the plal e in I he game. " II go! oul of hand," Cl eve land man"ger .John McNamara said. ''There \\'asn't anylhmg we could do abo ul i t. Rca llv . !h er e's not a to! l o say abou!lhal gamr . All that co unts i s who won . " Lost in !he explosio n by th e Texa s offen.s r was ano!h er fine perfo rm anc e by Bobby Will. 11 -8. w ho won his rig hlh consecuti ve drt'i sio n by givi nK up th ree r un s, two ,\~OTHER HIT - The T exas Ranger s' Ruben Sierra drives this bali ovr r the glove of Indians third base man Brook ,Jacoby in a nim•- hit sixth inning during Thursd ay night 's game in Cleveland, in whil'h the Rangers stranded 17 m en on hase hut walkt•d awa~: with a 13-5 victory . (UPII Johnson to step in as Eagles' new tight end By .JOE CIA LIN I C' ;ln·r bl o('k , it dtu•sn·r mat 1t•r . l'PI Sports Writt•r 1\TST CHESTER. Pa . 1l 'P I' - Th L· last timeMau r ii'P .Iohn so n playPd in Vrterans Stadium. hr· hf'lj)('d Trmp lt~ to it s onl y \'icton· of lh• • !9R9 s~ason. The nex t 1imf> hr Pnlt ' l' " rlw ..; ta dium. 1t wil l bt ' d.-, tht • r'\'t l 1 Th~ ·< r4 ' both pn·11 .\' l'qu a l. 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('hkaJ:Il I ·~ Ill GOLF OUTING TROPHY - Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club presid ent K enny Utt ( left ) presents th e winner' s trophy to Mark Murphey, Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club president, alter the Rotarians won a golf match against the Lions Club on July 23 at Jaymar Golf Co urse. Playing lor the Rotarians were Tom and Mary Bowen, Benny Ewing, Bernard Fultz, Harold Jlubhard and Dick Owen, while the Lions' play t•rs were Leesa Murphy, John Mu sser, Larry Powell, Rruc1• Teaford and Kenneth Utt. ~~ · . I~ ntJ !2 ' ' '" \ ttrk ~. Phil:id•~phl:o I '\-1nnirl'iol ;, l 'llh hurth~ . IBin nlnk!'o j .,, \n .~~;d• ·• lll ( lnrlnrlltll :l Hi•· ~· ~ .\l lanl.r (I t-'rlrl. &_l i~;um"' J'hllllilo-lp hla , 'lulh<olla nd lh'ol :11 ~l ortl IHI · -r. ~ - Ill 1 hi• "~" 1" addu\ ~ - tl Jll .,.,.,., \ ' r~rk < t •·rmndr·l ; II 1. <:U p.lll 1'1'11d11r II ll al 1'111111\ul"lh ot\rJun r r 11-fl . '1 :.1 ~ p.n1. 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In 1\ua. 5; l'f' r a11 Pd RaMJ Kramw From ftalllrnoff at ( a llfurnla. nl«ht Bo~lon at !4nUIP, nlahl , \ T IH """ · J.Jo: ,\1 . 1 t · t-;a,;t Trllrlll rtu..t~lll'lh . .. . W L Pd ......tl u .m N""' \'ork .... .... 13 U .D IL3 Mollllrnl .. . .. .. ......, St ·514 I hea r! atl ack but thai he does have hardening of !he artene s reS! ric tin g blood flow. A t a Th ursday news co nf er · e ncr at Denver's training ca mp, Reeves' phy sician. Dr. Randy Marsh. said thC' coac h was r es ling com fortabl y and l ikely wou ld not need surger)' . Reeves checked ou t of !he Grrr ley hospilallo l ra nsf rr to an undi sclosed hospital. where he wi\1 remain for anot her four or fiv(' days. There wPrP report s !hal R~ws had checked into a c lin ic in Redwood Ci ly, Ca lif , !h "l S!X'Cia t tzes In ar trno.sc lrrosi s, !h e medtcal!erm fo r harden ing of the ar leries. D<'frn slve coordi na l or Wade Phillips wil l beaclingheact roac h during Reeves' absence. Phi ll ips sa id Reeves would no! be Involved in any dffi sio ns abo ut the Broncos until hr rrturned, i ncl ud ing a n ~· play·r r moves. · fli .s hca l !h is ex cetlrnl. He nai I · "au !:'o ·,!'1:1 Owl s' ~~ fine <i l hiPie. " I think 1'\· pr ybod\· madr a mistakt· not clrafli ng him . Hf' 's a fm~ · athl('lr dnd J toug h. ll<J rcl· \,·or ki ng kid Hi.'-' prcH'Iirr habll s w(•n·n ·t quilt· what thr•y nrf'd Pd 10 bP. hut h< ' ll makP some good c; ttrhP ~. HP'I l fight _\' ou 1ooth anrl ... . !11 I To · ~ . • ~ :,,, :,;J ·,·! I II' · s.• :ill I•• • · ·'-' 'oll'l I 'I .H l ~ 1 ~:1 I ~ t a llf or n l~ H~n..a.~ I 111 .l~ ~ ~ 1::1 1; Mlnr~~• .. otu ;,~ ~n IM IX rlmr...Ja.,\ R .. -ull ~ Uald:1nd ~ . Ba ltlm lltl' ~ I Rl)'lf'H' Il Jl.lL lt:U p. m . ~ of lh" By United Press International De nver Broncos head coach Dan Reeves, the losing coac h in l ast season's Super Bov.'l, wa.s n'sling In a hos pil al wilh che.s l pa ins Thursday, while wi nning quarterback and MVP Joe Mon 1ana celebrated signi ng th e rich· Pst con tract in NFL his to r~· . Reeves. who admilled hi mS(•!f lo !he hospilal wilh ches l pains. will undergo trf'atment for har· dening of !he arteries and Will be t;J~ - ''I K cos to thrPP Supe r Bowls, al l lossc•s. Monlana decked !he Bro ncos la s! .tanuar vby lhrowlngforf tve l ouchdowns in !he 49ers' 55-10 Su!X' r Bowl XXIV blowout. Montana, a three-lime SupPr Bowl MVP. rr por!edly wilt r" rn $4 million In 1990, $3.o million in 1991, $3 mill ion in 1992 anri $2.~> m illion in 1993 as a resu ll of !he contrac t ex tension T he 12·yPar vetera n was under con tract rhrough the 1992 st'ason and wou ld have made $2 .55 m ill ion !his yea r. Thr over a II a Vl'r a gl' uf I he pact $3.25 million a year surpa sses the co nl racl s of Buffa to's .Jim Kelly t$3.14 milli on vearly i and Ph il adel phia 's Ran da ll Cunn ingham i$3.1 million I. Th e ex lenl ion of Mont ana's co ntract had bcen rumorrd for monlhs but neit her side fC'II rushed 10 m"ke !h e deal "II was one of those thin gs !hal was goin g to hap!X'n when il happens ... Montana said. "There was never any hurry . The re wasn' t go ing to be any problem s and they 149ers owner Edd ie DeBarto lo and h1 s represenla ti ves t said 1was going to be Ia ken care of. We just kepi I ryl ng not to PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV In OB - GYN Practice Si~~ee 1975 Kindergarten meeung scheduled picnic . .Jean Moore asked !he blessing before th e meal which was fo llowed by an Inform al mee!lng conduc ted by the hos!P.ss. Plans were made for flower arrangemen ts to be shown a! lhf' Meigs Cou nt y Fair. An invl!ation was read from !he Rutland Garden Club to atte nd an open meeling on Aug. 27 at the Rutland United Methodlst Church. The flowN arrangement for t he f:' \'rning wa" preparrd b~ S"m Lew is, Okbl'"hobee . Fla Allc ndi ng wen• Daisy Blakes IPc, Jea n Moore, RrrnicP Ours !, Gtadv s Cumm ings, Marge fellY, and iva PowP i L Slinderefla meets Jenna Rou sh lost the most weigh t in last w('rk 's Slinderell;i class in Ma son, and Roxann Barton was the r unnt'r·up In this week's cli1ss , Donna Morris lost the most weight and · Hoxan n Barton was runner ·up. Priva1r counseling may be arra ngPd t.~nd informa ti on on nPw fall r lass i s now a\·ai labh• Community calendar Church dedication held Th r nPwly r o nstr ucted Sy ra ('u se Church of thr Naza r f'ne wao.; dedlca l ed recen tly du ring a SJX'Cial srrvicr at the church The c hu rch was organi zPd lJy CA Gibson. district super in l end enl on June 30, 1 92~ and Rrv . C.T. Moore was Ihe first pas tor, a!ong \\'ith srve n chartrn•ll members. This f1rs1 pla ce of worsh ip was housrd in a tormrr poo l room . In D~·cembpr of 1~42, it was mov ed to a nPw !oration on Bridgem"n Sl ree l m S\Taruse wh~rP se rvices ha vp 1akf'n plarr un til th1?c hu r r h's rno vP tu its nl.'w bu ild ing on Houle 121 The land for the rww building W<:~ s purchasPd in l ~lQ and i rr Ortober 1~R9 rxc; !\'<Jtion was s tar ted . Thf' r hur r h wa:-. r·nm · plr tcd J nd th e fir~! srr\'JCt' w;t s hPid June 24 . The dPdic ati on s r r vH'P, wll il'tl wa s held Sund ay and rnnd uc tC'd by c hu rch m imsler. H ev. Glenn R. McMillan. featured spec ial musi c by Gilli am Min isl ri es am! a ded icatio n messa ge by Rev . He rb Rogrrs. d is trir1 s uprrint end en t. oay . The en try f ~ is $65 and two softba l ls. Further informal ion may be obtamrd by calling Ri l l Capehart. 992 -5302. or ftogger Manley. 992 -50.10 FRIDAY R1\C I NE - f ree entertai nmen! in Star Mi ll Park w ill be held on fr iday ins lead of Sa!urdJ\' clue t o familv reunion sche· duimg . .!rrry P-owell and !he .vl uun lain!op Gospe l Singers and !hP Countrv Ble nd Band wilt pNf orm Aclir itie.s beg in a! i · 30 p.m . L O!\ G BO'M.OM - There will be a gos!X'I si ng "' !he Failh Gospl'i Chu r ch in Lo ng Bollomon Fridav at 7: 30 p .m fealurl ng sPvrra t gos!X' I groups Pasl or Slrve Reed i nvites !he public . Hrfrrshmr n ts will be served . POM EROY - Mark Wade, ve nlrlloq uisl, will present " su mmrr rPad !n g program . "Laughing at the Libr ary ," a! !he Meigs Cou nt y Public Library on Saturday at 2 p.m . The publ ic is i nvi tl'd to attend . TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers DEDICATION SERVICE - A d edi cation se rvice was held Sunday for the newly completed Syracuse Church of th•• Nazarem· locate d on Route 1 2 ~ . 1\ dedication m essage was dclivcr<•d hy RPv. Herb Rogers, left, district superintend ent. Pictured with Re v . Rogers is church minister, Rc• . Gle nn B. McM ill an. in pad s duri ng prr srason wor kout s. He wi ll not makr the trip Salurday when lhr Rc nga t.s play at Tampa Bay . But Wood s .says he is r eady lo pla y. Pullins retirement party held recently GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Pomerov. OH . Spring & Sa111111er Hourt MONDAY THRU FRIOAY 9 A.M.-5 P.M. SAT . 9 A.M.- 1 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS A rPt irpmenl p<Jrt,v hono ring Edg"r !Duke ! Pull ins was held rrc entlv at hi s homP on SiiVf'r I~ldge bv his w i fe Lenna BP IIP. Pul l ins retirrd from Ea stPrn lllgh Sc hoo l were he had bL'<'n employed fo r 1.1 vear s A ptcnlc tu nch wa s hdd and !hose allendlng wrre Krell and Marilyn Dolph in: Rob. Kalh\', ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM 1988 FORD TEMP 4 dr., auto , a!<, AM-FM·Itereo ..... S5450 1987 PLYM. DUSTER 2 dr, ssp. trans . Ni•• ••r ........ S3900 1984 BUICK CENTURY v&, low miln. Sharp.............. S3900 1987 CHEV. CELEBRITY Vb, auto., AC, Nill _........... S4900 1987 CHEV. CHEVETTE 2 dr, doth int. one owner ... S2800 1986 CHEV. CAMARO Yb engine, auto. Sharp ....... .... S4300 1986 MERC CAPRI, 4 sp., sunroof. All power ............ s3900 1984 MERC COUGAR. This car isiDGded ................... S3700 1985 DODGE LANCER 4 dr., AC, s 'P· trans ............. S2900 1986 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA, 4 dr, AC, s sp. trans ........ S4900 1980 CHEV. CAPRICE 4 Dr, AC, low milu. Nilt _,,,. S1850 1978 MERC COUGAR XR7 Oldie but a gaodio _..... S147S 1982 NISSAN KING CAB Pi<kup, auto. law milos.... S2600 1977 FORD GRANADA Ont owner, low milos... ........ s1000 1980 OLDS DELTA 88 2 dr. low milos, H ........... .............S950 1984 CHEV. S10 BLAZER auto., v&, air. Niu ......... S4 900 1983 CHEV. SI 0 PICKUP 4 spd trans. long bod ..... S2800 1985 FORD F1 50 XL Tu-tont paint, b ,,~, eng .......... S2 500 1981 GMC JIMMY Tu-tono, ntw tirtl. Sharp_,., ......... S3500 1983 PLY. GRAN FURY YI,AC, Nicttar .................. S2 300 M r . and Mr s Howa rd Th oma were Sunda y af1Prnoon \·isi1or s of Mr and Mrs Char le v Smilh and Dan iel Mr. and M rs Carl Bai le)', Dead Man' s Cu n'f' , wprf' rrcrnt Wolf Pen vis it or s of Mr . and Mrs . R obr r t Baitev Sr. Mr: and Mrs Ml k1• l. avf'nclrr and son werr Sunday \'i sitors of Mr. a nd Mrs . Krv in Knapp and daugh!ers . Mrs. Rober! Russl'l l was a Saturd ay after noon visitor of Mrs. Dorothy Reevl' s. Mrs . Daniel Wor ley and family are visitin g with Mr and Mrs. CharleY Smith. Mr . 'and Mr s Leslie Frank, Sarah and Mall hew, were Sun day visit ors of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Hnn aid DARW i N - The 23rd annua l reunion of thP descrnd ants of thl' !a l e Samuel Allen Eblen f am il y wi l l be held Sal urday at 6 p.m ai the roadside rrst area on Rou te 31 Games will be played and prizes awa rded. Bring m usical CO L UMBUS. Oh io iUPi t Ju s! bt•cau sc· George's birthday fell during ! he Ohio Sl ate Fair, il didn' t mean hi s fam lty " nd friend s forgot about him . George Is a :\-year -old York shire hog who tips !he scales a! 1. 211 pounds- aboullhesame as w ha t somf' steers we igh. George's owner. Jody Black of Pic kaway County . planned a birthday party for him and he was so luck\'' thai he got t wo ca krs - one a regu lar ca ke and the olhcr ma de from his normal ferd C Po r ge·s prn in the swine barn \''J~ drcora l ed with balloons Friday for thr specia l occas ion. IJUI 131ack had a little prob lem with ~omr other decorations . in strumrnts for ent ertainm ent . LOTTRIDG E -T he Lollridge Cr ntrr will host Communit y A s!X'ria l meeting of th e Eas ter n Local Board of Educati on has been set forSaturdayat9 a.m at the high sc hool for !h e pu rpose of in terviewin g suprr intendenl cand id al es . MAll SIAIUS, SALISMAII Cus tr r. \'orrna gross; ~OMNER B~RGA IH 57~ I I = FRI. , SAT., SUN . MARLON BRANDO. MATTHEW BRODERICK "llatL· Dfl:i .r A1n · Wlu:n P1uru ,l';'('cd s V.'alcred 1n WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. hc,Jr. COLONY THEATRE FRI. THRU THURS. 786 BRUCE WILLIS North Phone Sound Ave . Middleport .-------~~-=---- DetooM! lla. ~ is filing tre grootest mml!tg3 of h~ career... H~ rew iXJr118' LOB 997-6491 PHARMACY 446-1088 8'Xl4' SHOWCASE 3 REASONS WHY WE HAVE "THE BEST'' 80Xl4 LINEUP IN SOUTHEAST OHIO ONE EVENING SHOW 7 30 ADMISSION 1150 44£-0923 MAT INE[ S SATUROAY/S UHOAY &~(0H£ SOAV • SPRING VALLEY CINEMA "' """'" "" RUUTE 3~ W~T Me igs Cou nty fair . MUSIC ALARM Pla.t; Julia Pf' nn ington . Bl ur grass m usir v. as ~ un g and p layrd duri ng thr J f! Prnoo11 b,v Bo b While, Roge r Bi ssr ll and Dukr Pullins . Diana Pu l lin s sa ng. "Me Too ." PO:viEROY The Bur lmgham M o dr~n Woodsmen wi ll ha\'r a mrl on supprr on Monday at ,; - .10 p.m . a! !he Meigs Co unt y Fa irground s near the grange buildin g. Fo llowing din ner . member s wi l l prcpMe !he Mod ern Wood smen booth for !he AND GENE HACKMAN , DAN AYKROYD 11.71 !2.75 J#P BARGAIN MATINEES SAT/ SUN I WEO BARGAIN NIGH T TUESDAY (EXCE PT "GHOSTM) r~ Huge all dry wall con st., 31) gal. water heater, upgrade insula · tion, delivered and sat. FRIOA1 9 :00PM SATURDAY 9:00 PM SUNOM 9:00 Pfo1 T HU~~ . 9:00 WEDNESDAY 9:00 COMPAIE THE VALUE Attlla tt.f' lhm. lVIII the Tmiblt. $17747 M~~~TH """""' · ~, ~ WIIK-t Til RICIIIC HAT ~·~ - 11011 SIIOWt MG I Middleport, Ohio 45760 DRY PLANT ONLY low MONDI\Y POMEROY -C ros s rounlry prac 1tce for Meigs Hi gh Schoo l will begin Monday a! Y a.m Al l (j fhlr tcs must havp a physical cumplctPd bcforP beg inni ng prac ti cr . Jnt en•sred s tudent s in spvcnth .and eight gri:l de ar«' also inv ltrd to attend. Co ntact J im Oliphant at 992 - ~)X ?t--i for more ll \'st'l l. low nrt: Ada Neasr. low Visiting Sam and Fay Lewis, Okbechobee, Fla., are in !he area visi ting Iva Powel L Anyone wishing lo visit with the co uple should call Mrs. Powell's residence a t 992- RUTI.I\ND T he annual Oa \·i s r r union , for descendant s of Or lando and Katheri ne She lim• Davis, wilt be held Su nday a! noon a! !he El l Denn ison Posl No . 4b7 r'\m(' ri ran Lrgion HaiL Fam i· lirs arr 10 br·ing prize s for thfl games DEODORANT putt.... : Jnd :-.'or m ~1 Custer, chip· MONDAY thru THURSDAY 9 :30-5:30; FRIDAY 9:30-5 :00; SATURDAY 9 :00-1:00 Mark's Auto Sales, Inc. 992-3011 Plain s Elrmrnrary . TOM'S GREEN THUMlt Roush. Tamm _ Y Rifflp <J ml T ..J. . Dia na Pu ll ins. <Hlrl OsL· ar MON/TUE I TUPPERS PLA INS - The rr union will bP held Su nd ")' al 1 p.m . a! Tup!X'r s RIGHT GUARD 2.5 oz. STICK CHESTER Th<' an nual Weber reunion wi ll be held Sunda v a! Rodnry Ke ller's farm on Roule 24R in Chesler. A baskel dinnrr wi ll brgin at noon . Drink s wi ll be furnished. MASON -T here wi II be a gospd Sing at New Failh Bapli SI informa tion . Chu rch on Roule 3" in Mason. W.Va . on Sunday a! 2 p.m . CHE!i'IT I{ - T he Chps!rr featuring Co nra d Cook and !he · Town ship tru'ilt•f•:-. will mPPI Ca l varv Ec hoes, and !he RedeeMo nd ay at 7: JO p.m . Jl the 1own mrr's Quanr t hall WEDNESDA Y~S AD WAS INCORRECT, THE PRICES SHOULD HAVE READ NOW SHOWING! Board to meet noon . W1nner.s 1n !he Tuesday Ladles I ;u]f League a! Jay Mar were ma n , TPrr_v. lkb bil ' . .lt'SSI! ' il and i\m lwr PooiC'r: lnP7 Poolrr , W illi am .J r. Rilli P HPnllt'. ancl Shcnon /\nn PoolPr : Ca r .vl Poolt' r; V iola PDoiPr TPPzanh'n. Fa!'r Wa tson : .Jim \\;a1 son . Brnn .v and MargP Ht>flflf' dum. Brt t~' .Jackson . .Jim. Conn it' Osbo rn <Hid 1-\ara , F ra nk and ( \ ·a U p ton: Harold ilnd Floisr Ros· ton : Sara h Bf'th Boston, Ca rol 446 ·4524 SUNVAY SHADE - The 66!h annua l Hayes-Young Ho llid ay Schoo l Reunion wi l l b<> held Su nday a! the floll!da\' Schoo l Ground. A ba skel dinner wilt b<> hel d a! Parkrr Golf newJ •· harrl M yrr.s: M il lon Vl!lll•r : !1 ogrr and Har bare~ Hi .'>~ l~ ll . C hristina and Mirlw l lr Poolr r Hobrrl and Dm·t • Wh itl' .HJd .I.T . A r ch. DPblli! '. T.\-"son and t\llis(tr l R.osP: Michael. Tl wrPs.l. J;lr Prl. a nd I.Pann Mn rcin ko : !Jan i\pll ng, 0Phra and F. lainP Put • SPECIAl The Cou ntry Mu sic Nig ht at the rrntrr on Sal ruday from 7 p.m. 1o midnight Al lb andsarr i nvi1Pdto participate and refrrshmPnts wil l be a\·aila ble. ThP ce nter is locatPd on AthPns County Road \1, rivP milr s wes t of Coo lvi lle E lempntar y RAC I NE - The Teaford Reunion will tx> held Sa l urday a! S!ar Mill Park begin ni ng a! ~ p.m Fair birthday nParly al l Of la s t SPaso n aftPr knrf' surgery. has .vrt to practicP P la ins boosle r s w ill paint !he pla)'gr ound pqui pment at lh"l sc hool on Saturday at 12: 30 p.m. Anyone wishing 10 help should bring o ld pain! brushes. POMEROY -T here wi ll be a cl othing di .s o·ibulion day a! lhr Me1gs Un!l ed Me!hodisl Cooper all\'!' Pa lish, 311 Condo1 S! Pomeroy, on Fr iday from 9 am . l o :l p.m. SI\TlRDAY MIDDLEPORT- Bobb Log g in g will sponsor a Men' s USSA Sofrb all To urnamen t a1 th e Mid dlrporl Pa rk Sa!urday and Sun - ,, ""··' 11 was derided that officers would remai n t he sa me for the com ing year when the Middle port Ama teur Gardeners Club met rPcen tl y at the home of Marge Felty for a rookoul and SyracuJe Church of the Nazare_1_ze_________,_io_ns_r_ec_e_iv-ed_.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jet it i ntPrfrr rwi th what wrwnr do in g. " I 'm happy with theconlract." AI West Chesler. Pa . , Philadel ph ia Eagles quar terback Ran dall Cunningham say s hP is worried I he team might not have enough lime to pick up new offensive coordlna l or Rich Ko l!le '.s offen se bv the start of I he srason. " I f ever ybody pi cks I he sys !em up. il ha s " lot of capabil ities." Cun ningham said . "The quesllon is. how much time do we have t o do it'! " Thr answer is. fo u r weeks, until !hey O!X'n the regu lar sea son Sept. 9 agains t the New York Gia nls. At Wttmlnglon . Ohio, I ckey \\'oods and thr Cincinnati Ben ga ts di sagr ee over the fullback's ph_vs lca l condi lio n. Woods, !he 19AA rooklr sensation who sa t ou1 204 Condor St . Officers remain for club year Two meetings will tw hPld. one a! 9 a.m ., Monday, Augu.s!20 , a! I he Tuppers Plains ElPITll'ntary Sc hool, and another at l1 a.m., Monday, Augu st lO, a! lhe Chester Eteme nl ary Schoo l, for all parents of kindergarten s tu dent s. This year 's full day aller nate day prog r am and teacher -pa r ent conference sc he· dules will be discussed . Parent s who did no! altend the sprin g regisl ra tio n or who are new to !h e district will need to provide a co py of ! heir child 's birth certifi · ca te and a recor d of immuniza · Special Sale Pticeg 605 General Hartinger Parkway f 1\Art\ ), Friday, August 10, 1990 Page- 5 J os hu·a and Aaron Drnm s: H1 MAll DAVIS, OWMEI Rulraln ul thf' i\nwrk·~n A11110C!Iallon ' si mply has .so me blockages thai n<'<'d 10 be dea l! wi th," M arsh sa id "The " bso tule decis ion la bou 1 s urgl'ry) ha s not bN>n madP and wi l l not br madP for another day or so. Th erP are a number of procedurrs to get rid of these block"ges. " RervPs is the fifth wi nn ingrst act i vr NFL coach wilh an 85-50-1 n•cord over nin e seasons with Denver. He has taken the Bron- The Daily Sentinel / Montana signs with Niners for $13 million mon th AI Rocklin, Cali f. , rhe Sa n Fra nc isco 49ers rewardC'd Mon· ta na for a decade of rxcel lencP with a fo ur ·yea r con tract report · rdly wonh closP to $1.1 million. Reeves, 46, was admilled 10 l ht> North Colorado Medical Center a! Greeley, Colo., Wednesda y n ig ht after becom ing co ncer ned aboul !he ches1 pai ns. Reeves wa s riding his bicyc le al l he tim e. Doctors a! !he hospila l deter mIned Reeves had not su ffered " durin £.; his ra rrrr. ca n . tl ~.; n pLt\' in thr· NFL . · · li t•' s g1 J! d good " t101. " hr ~ Jid . ·' li e _.., -,,·h;~T thc-\··rr loo kinp: for J t rg ht t'nd wh o CJ n bl ock and makP d('ft•n1 cdtthPs a nd hr's a By The Bend hitting the baii!O sl raigh taway center, righ l center." The exira work paid off as the right hander 's hom er wen! oVPr the 385-f ool sig n In r ight cen! er and his double was to righL E lsew here in 1he American League: Oakland downed Ba ltimore 5-2 , Detroil edged Toro nt o 5-4, Kansa s C1 1y lopped Chicago 5-3, New York blanked Seattle 1-0 and Boston blasted Ca !Uornia 14 -3. Athletics 5, Orioles 2- At Oakland. Ca lif .. Dave Henderson hit a two-run homer and added an RBI doub le to back M ike Moore's six h1t pit chin g. Moore, 10-10, wen t five and lw o- lhi rd Innings for hi s second win in fiv e starts. Dennis Eckersley. w or ked th e ninth for his ma jor -teague leading 37t h save. Dave Johnson fell lo 11 -7. Tigers 5, Blue Jays 4- AI Toronto , Larry Sheet s hit a three- run home run lo help Jeff Robinson's six -h it pitching over seven innin gs and ral ly Detroit. Robinson, evened hi s record to 9-9. Jerry Don Gleaton wo rked tw o mnin gs one-hit relief. 10 gain his six lh save. Todd StotOemyre . fell !o 10-13. Royals 5, White So• 3 - AI Kansas Ct! y, George Bret t doubl ed, singled lwlce and drove ln th ree runs and rookie Brian M cRae knock ed-ou tlwo doubles 10 11ft Ka nsas Cll y. Kevin Appi er, 7-4, ga1 ned his fifth win in his last six decisions. Steve Fa r r ea rned his l si save and Adam Pel erson, 2-4. l ook !he loss. Yankees I, Mariners 0 - A t Scall le, Tim Lear y allowed 1wo hil s over eighl and one-1-hird i nn ings and Bob Geren delivered an RBI single 10 help New York 10 a lh ree-game sweep of Sea lll e and fiflh straigh l w in. Leary, 6-14, walked fou r and struck oul cighl . Lee Gueller m an picked up his firs! save. Mall Youn g, 5-12, absorbed !h e loss. Red Sox 14, Angels 3- AI Anaheim, Cal if., El lls Burks and Mike Greenwell eac h dr ove In !hree run s 10 help Roger Clemens cap!ure his six !een lh win and till Boston. Clemens. 16·'· shul ou l !he Angel s on fi ve singles !h roug h six Inn ings before l hry scored In the srvrn l h. Jim Abbot fell to 7-10 . Wh ile Reem~ hm rhe.11 paim, unablr to work for as much as a J_! anlf ''- CiJ•·inn:.lt "an t·r :m•h• n I I', 1 'rll iD o ' ''" \ 11 r l. 1si ...... ~~rr t " I kn r·~,. Till' \ h<Jd got Twoo tlwr tr gh l t·JHh i n Plan n 1WN ne r and H.tr pn I .P BPII and th ~rt madt· fou r or u .... ·· .luhnslln "d id . '' ] know lhP\.·11 kt•t•p three and I th ough t th o~.;r Wl'l'l' prett\· good odd -; .. T t•mpk tw .J cl roach .Jerry B('rndl said hP lhink s .John son. ..... l •·.u ro fl.<"t " n I nrnnl" n .• ll imu ro 11 .. 1 ruil ( (o •" ·l:1nol I hio l'!\111! ;I(' ! ( "hl<";ll!;fl l•hiLt Jtr~ 11t1i ·' Majol"1' ~\ I bt •!lt·r. th<l! ·s all. .. .lo t1n so n wa ~ hoping To bt· ... PkC' t('cl in the l;tH· rou nds of tht• rlr :dt bu t ll r knew th(' Eag lt•s ~~·t•rf ' inh·l'(·..., h·cl in him PhiladPI· pll l d cr:-trt <H ·tt'cl h 1m soon a ftr r thr dr .dt :tnd he qui<"kly sign('d a earned, and f ive hils in seven Innings wilh lwo walks and 10 strikeou ls. Bud Btack.10-7 , gave up six runs on 10 hits in fiv e and one -!h lrd Innings wi th fiv~ wa l ks, one Intentional, and six strikeou!s. Incav iglia 's 18t h homer of the year in !he second gave the Rangers a 2-0 lead, and they we n! a head 3-0 when Har old Baines scored on Kunkel's doubil> in th e fourlh. Incaviglia Is now eight for Jg 1.444) agalnsl Black in his carepr with four hom e run s, and Sierra Is 14 for 21 1.tititi t against Black. "Every good pll ch I make, he crushes." Black sa id of Sierra Texas left th e b ases loaded in thl' fifth Inning, bu I made il up for It onr inning la ter. Gary Pet lis star ted !he inning by popping out. and Julio Franco walked before Palmel ro and Sierra sin g led to knock in Franco and chase B la ck. Si eve Olin came in and lnc"viglia g reeted him wit h the double, followed by si ng les from Bai nes, Mike Stanley, Steve Buechele, and Kunkel. Pet tis wa lked and Franco si ng led to knock out Olin. Jesse Orosco came In and gave ur a single to pin ch-hitter Jack Daugher!y b ~ fore a field er's choice by Sierra resulted in !he second ou t in th e mning. A walk dO('S not int r rrupt a st ring of basr hil s. lnc"v iglia walked b<'fore pinch -h itler John Ru ssell flied deep 10 ren ter with the bases loaded 10 end thr inning. Cleveland scored !hrPe in th e bol tom of !he inni ng on a passed ba ll, a Candy Maldonado si ngle and a Brook Ja coby sacri ficp fl y, and got two morf' in thr eigh th on Maldon ado 's si ngle and" g r oundoul Texas got it s fin al run in the ninth on Gory Gr een's sacrifice fly E l even dlfferenl Rangrrs had hil s and 10 d ifferent playPr s srorc-d. " I took some f'X tra batting pra(·tit.:c today," lncav igll a sa id "I wa s tryi ng to work on some thin gs . I l\'f'n 1 ou t and lookrd for my st rrngth in strad of th e pitctwr's s! re nglh . I've been pullin g off !he halt a lui That's not my st rrngt h. M:v strrngt h is fRIDAY 7:30,U5 SAT .I, J0,3: 15,7,30 ,1 :15 SUH. l:JO,J : l5,7 :30,9:11 MON/TUE I THUR .7:30 ,9:15 WEO .l:JO 3: 5 1:30 fOI All Oil ·-···· •011w 101111 ® Deluxe round tub, island cook stove, cathedral ceiling, sprayed ceilings, deluxe carpet. ('--"vv-A #h Fireplace, cathedral ceil· ing, upgrada insulation, ceiling fan , garden tub. delivered and set up. $19957 PER MONTH INTERSECTION ST . RT . 33 & 596 37121 HOCKING DR . LOGAN, OHIO 386-4367 MON .-SAT. 8:30-8 CLOSED SUNDAY COOING SOON! "ARACHNQI'HOBtA" I �Page-6-The Dally Sentinel we v U1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Oh1o Fnday, August 10,__,__ 1990 u __ 7 EXrERIENCE 111E JOY Of RELIGION ~ This Message and Church Directory S[JQnsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ~ (row's Famill Restaurant 1 \)~\ ~~~~~.:. l~g~ "Fn111lwgK'"IIIt g Fllti ChleAtw' 221 W Mam St, TEAFORD REALTY MEIGS DRE Pomeroy 992-5432 Pomeroy 991 llll PomProy m 214 E Maon 172 North Second An PRESCRIPTION SHOP TIUNITY CONGREGATION\!. CIIL RCII Th(! Rev Roland WUdnan pastCJ 0 u , h Sct}c:d 9:15am !\lice Glotnkar Su~ ~o 992-·669 shlpSl>rviceiO IJa m O.Oirreh!'arsa llmr.; day 7 00 p m Lois Burt Director POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE '\7,\ RENE Corrrr Union and Mullin.., 1{1.-. Thomas Glm McClu~ pastCI' Norman l"'r'Ps ~. 271 North !ocond Mtddleporl Ohto School 9 U 1m rnorfing worship 10 )) am f'\.ertln.: !it f\ n I p.m mld-M't'k 9el"\'k't> \\ednf'!rl 1:\. 7 1 n EPISCOPAL Pomerov CHU RCH Dr Myers 11-"COrd Sunda} sf'r..lrtw.; !26 H o~ ( RAWUNGS COATS 1 m FISHER FUNERAL HOME June through Augusl 11 30 a m S<>p tember through May Hoi} Commu I n first second third and fourthSundiV s f each month morning pra}'C'r or f r h Sundays Church School and nurs!'rV r rf' provld~d Cofff'e hour In th~ pctrish ha ImmediatelY followln~ tht' sen. ce POMEROY OIURCH OF' OffiiST ~11 \\ Main St Lro Lash. evan!J'Ilst Dltte SchOO 9 :J.lam Moningwurship lO:lJa m Youth l"l'll'(1ln~ 6 00 p m Eve-mng worship 7 1)1 p m Wednes:lay night pravr rmre ngandBibk stld'y700p m TiiE SALVATIO N \llMY ll5 Auttt" nut Ave Pomervy Mn Dora Wining m r hug.. 9..1~ hollness meeting, 10 am Su!'lln;) Schod. 10 :ll a m Su rdey School. Y J-"SM Eloi.sE' Adams eadff 7 l) p m Salvati n !TlE'E'IIng, various S!X'akln and musk s1-ff1 ab Thur.;d~zy U ll am to 2 p m I.Miie:; Homf' League meml:l?rs In char.[.'! all v.omrn lnv1tfd 6 ~5 p m Thu 00<{1' loqE Ca It~ Cia!& (You~ Poo~e-Bi~£'1 7 l) p m R ~c Slid) and PrayPr mff'l ng. oprn u !11 puiJht POMEROY \\TI!TSIDE rliLJ{Cll 0 CHRIST ~Qlll<h>n sHurncRoad Court> Rood 76) m.JW Vocal mustc Su1rla\ V.. ur stlp lOam Bl~cSt\rlv U t m \\ urshll p m Wt"dleiday BitJe StW) p m Sp( ll<rr Larutm HoJF evan~t 106 lutternur .he Pomwoy ll l ~it lll "" MIDDLEPORT F'REF\\ ILL BAPTIST ( IWBC H ( :-~ rnf' Ash and Plum NoP f(, • n pa sto r Sunda\ School 10 [)() e rr Mo nlng '1\> or<> hip 11 00 a rr Wl"d n4 sda tncl Sa urda\ f vf' nln g St'r \ ! c ("~ at DEX'ffiR BIBLE CHRIS ll \!\ CHUHGI Jack Cl('!and past(]' Alan ( 1C' land Su~ Surll~ Srtool 10 00 a m 'I uu h Meeting. 7 p m t'Very Wedneocl1r,1 SACRED HEAHI lATHOL!( CHt.;H{ H - 161 Mulberry AVP Pomeroy Ph 'H 5898 Saturday Evening Mass 5 l:l p m Sunday Mass q JJ am CCD clas.sf's 10 :K1 a m first se«;und and third SundavsofPach month. Dally Mass 8 30 a n Co nfess n~ Saturday after non 4 5 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST \POS TOLIC F AI rH - NC'"' Lima Road n1 x o Fort Mrlgs Park Rol:lf:'rt W R!cha ds pastor Sunda} Strvlees 10 am und m Y<ednesdav worsh p 7 om GRAHAM UNITED METHO OIST Preaching 9 lJ am fir st and St'('Ond Sun <1ays of each mont h third an d fourth Sun day each month worship serviCf'S at 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul berry Helghls Road Pomeroy Pastor Bob Snyder Sabbath School Superlnlendf' nt Rodney Spires Sabbath School begins at 2 p m on Saturday afternoon wllh worship serviCE" following at 3 00 p m Everyoo t' welcome RUTLAND F'ffiST BAPTlST CHURCH - Slstrr Harriett Warner Supt Sunclnv School~ 30 am Morning Worship 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST East Main St Stev~ Fuller pastor GeQr!.:P Skinner Sunday ~hool Superlnt endent Sunday School 9 30 a m MornlnR W r ship 10 30 a m Wednesday evf'n ng prayer and Bible study 7 ~ p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST lli12 Porn ero) Pike E Lamar 0 Bryant pas tor and Sunday School Director Sunda v School 9 30 am Mornlnjil Wors hip 10 45 Choir prarllct> 6 :ll p m Pvf'n nR worship 7 30 p m Wednt"Sdav PravN SE'rvlct> 7 ~ p m Mission Frlf."flds ~a~ws 2 6! Royal Ambassadors tboys ag('§ 6-1.11 and Girls In Action Iages &-1St on Wednf'S days 7 :JJ p m Church wldf' \is ta 1 n f. :rJ p m Tuesday FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Btl ley Run Road Rev Emme'lt Raw son pas tor Handley Dunn supt Sunday School lOam Sundayevenlngservlce 7 OOp n BlbJe teachlnl{ 7 00 p m Thursdav SYRACUSE MISSION 1411 Brldgf'mnn St Syra<'Use Sunday School 10 a m EvPnlng serv lt'P 6 p m WpdnPSda v urvtre 7 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Dwl~ht Ha lt>V ftnt elder Wanda Mohler Sunday School Supt Sunday Srhool 9 l) a m Morning Worship 10 30 am Evenln~t Worshlp 7 ll p.m Wrdnf'!Jda) pray(>fm~tng 7 l)pm MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GOD Ractne Rev James Satterrte!d pas~ o r Freeman Williams Sup! Sunday School 9 45 a m Sunday and Wedn('Sda Y ev <'n lng service 7 p m MIDDLEPORT F'IRST BAPTIST Corner Sheth and Palmer Rt>\ Ja mtJS A 5eddon p8!11 or Don W!lson S S Supt Beulah White Asst Supt Sunday Sc ho ol 9 15 am mo rnln~~: worship 10 15 am Sunay !"Venlng " Or"§ hlp 7 pm Prayrr met'tln\il and Blbl(' Study Wf'dnPSdav pm Men s Pra)er Breakfast 1s t Sat ur day each month 7 am !n fe-llowship hall adult choir pract let' Sunday 8 pm radio program Prtparlnji: thE' Way Saturday 3 pm WMOV 1360 AM Ravenswood WV Lords Supper obsE'rvt'd 1st Sunav of cach " month MIDDLEPORT CHU tkfl OF CHR !ST :loth and Main A.l Hartson mlnisft>r RJchard DuBose Assoclatf' Pastor MikE' Gerlach Sunday School SuprrlntPndE'n~ Worship servlcf I 8 15 a m Sunda} SchooJ9 30a m Wors hlpSrrvtcelf 10 lO am Evening Worship 1 p m Wrdnr ~ay 7 p m Prayf'r met>lln~t MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZ ARENE PASTOR Rev Llovd D Grimm Jr pastor Jean KlftlE'S Sunday School Su perlntendeont Sunday School 9 .30 a m Morning Worship Service 10 :.>a m Su n day enning service- 6 p m Wedn~day f'Venlng sl"f"VIce 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev Glenn McMillan pastor Jim CUndlft S S Superintendent Sunday School 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 am EvangelltUc service 6 p m Prayer and Pralte Wednesday 7 p m Youth meeting 7 p m VNJTED PJIII8BYTERJAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUM'V a.. 0 Qtolnn Kelly HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worship Sf'rvlcell 9 00 a m Church School tO 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN SUnday School 9 a m Church servt ct> \PP I F GRO\ ~ l NITED METHO DIST CHURCH Pastor Rev Car! Hl<k s Ill mil~ abot P Racine on R 388 Su nda y School 9 a m wors hip s{'rvlcp 10 am Sund ay P 1 nlng srn lr P h 00 p m Pra vN tnf'f'rtng and Biblp Studv Th urs dav 6 Jn p m MT Oll\ E UN ITED METHODIST Ofl1 24 hehtnd 'A lkC'S\ \lip lhari(>S J ont>s p 1st 1 Sunday School !l 30a m mornin g v.or shlp \0 30 Sund av and Thursdn\ f'n ng sn !ef"~ 7 00 o m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH I NITED METHODIST CHLRCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rtov Sharon Hausman Rev Frank Crofoot Rev Stldon Johnson AI m ED - Chun:'h Schoo 9 30 a m Worship 11 am UMYF6 l)p m UMW TI1ird iu('Sda\ 7 30 p m f ommun!on rlr sr Sunda} ~ Haushman ) CHESTER - Wor sh p 9 a m Chur r h & hou\1 0 am Bl btf'Study Thursd Ay 7p m UM'o\ flr sr Thursda} 1 p rn Co m nun !on fi rs Sundily Hau sman! JOPPA - '1\o orshlp 9 .30 am Church Sc hoo! 10 lJ am H blpS!ud ~ WC'dnesdav 7 JO p n J ohns on I ON< BOTTOM - Church Sc hoo 9 10 1m Wor ship 10 10 am Bib P Study \.\rdnt>sday 7 30 p m Comm union F rst Sunday of Month Re\ Cha IC'S Eaton REEDSV!II f - ChurchSchool9 3ll a m Wors hip St:rvl('(" 11 00 am f!JPPEH S PLAINS ~T PAU l Church S<'hnol 9 am \o\ o shlp 10 am Blbf'Stud y Tui"Sdav 7 30 pm lo mmu nlon F s Sunday Hausman f CF.NTRAL ClUSTER Rf'v Don Meadow11 Rtv \\esley Th1L1chw Rcv Frank SmU h Rf'V Kalhryn Rll,.y Rn Ron Fierce Rt>\ i\rthur CrabtrH" Rev Florence Smll h ASAL RY Syracu~ e - Wor shlplla rn Chur ch Sthoo 9 45 am ChargE' Bible Study W('dnp.sda}' 7 30 p m UMW first TUI>sda y 1 10 p m Chotr ll.ehearul Wt>dnrsday 6 30 p m Thatcherl ENTERPR ISE - Worship 9 a m Church & hoo lJO am Biblf'Study rues da) 00 p m UMW Firs! Monda)" 7 30 p m UMYF Sunday 6 p m (RU~~ FlAT\\.OODS - Church School lOam Wor<> hip II a m Bible Study Thurs da' p m UMYF sun da y 6 p m fRI '"'FORF:ST I Worship 9 a m Church St hool 10 AM Chotr practice Thu rsday 6 30 p m UMW third Mond av !Tha chen HEATH I Mlddlt>port l Chu rch School ~ lJ a m Morning \\ orshlp 10 30 a m Youth Group 4 p m Wednesday Bible s udy 6 00 p m Choir rPh('arsal .. 00 p m ~Frank Smith MINERSVILLE - Church Sc hool 9 00 a m Worshi p servlcf' 10 00 am UMW lhlrd Wednesdav p m (!hat cher) PEARl CHAPF.L Chu rrh Schoo! 9 00 11: m Worship SE>rviCP 10 00 a m IF orf't'1C'f' Smit h! POMEROY - Church School 9 1~ am Worship 10 :ll am Cho ir reht>arsal UMW s("("'nd Wednesday .. 30 p m Tuesda} 7 30 p m UMYFSunday 6p m Mt>adowsl ROCK SPRINGS Church School g 15 a m Worship 10 a m Blblc Study Wed nesday 7 l) p m UMYF {Seniorsl Sun day 6 p m tJunlorll) every ot her Sun day 6 p m {Rile) I RUTLAND - Church School 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW Flrsr Monday 7 :MJ p m (Crabt r et>) SAlEMCENTER-ChurchSchooJ9 1~ a m Morning Worship 10 1.5 a m IFierce-f SNOWVTI LE- Morning Worship 9 00 a m Church Sc hool 10 00 am /FlorenCE" Smlthl HUI\ - SOUTHERN Cll!S'!ER Rev Kennetb Baker Rev Ro,er Grace Rev Carl Hlcb APPLE GROVE - Church School 9 00 a m Morning Worsh.lp 10 00 am Bible St udy Sunday 7 00 p m Prayer meettna 7 00 p m Thursday tHlckJ) BETHANY - W1>rshlp 9 a m Church Sc hoollO a m Bible Study Wednesday 10 a m Dorcas Women s FellowJhlp Wed nC!iday 11 a m (Ba ker) CARMEL - Ch ureh School 9 JO am Worship 10 45 a m Second and Fourth Sundays Fellowship dinner with Su!lm third Thursday 6 30 p m (Baker) MORNING STAR - Chun:h Scho~ 9 4~ a m Worship 10 30 am Thursday 7 ll p m (Baker) Bible- Study BILL QUICKEL EWING FUNERAL HOME and S«rtllr Alwa\~ Establoshed 1913 Dr/(lllf) St OH Condor Pomeroy, 992-2121 992-2975 I 06 Mulberry Au Ponwroy 0\trr S,rut Muldleporl SYRAfUSE F HS I UNI fED PRESBY Trl1iAN - Sundav Schoo! 10 am C'hu rch Sf'n lf' f' 10 15 a m 11 UTI AN D CHURCH OF' GOD Pas101 ltavmond Cox Sunda y Sc hoo 10 DO am ~ unda v Mor nin,e \\ orshlp I 00 am Ch l drPn s Church 11 a m Sunday Ev('ning St>rv ('(' 00 p m Wed b p m Yo ung La dit ~ Aux1l1 r v \.o\. edn('sda\ 7 p m Fam ih Wor ship 111\ZEI COMMU!'.lTV rHURC H Off H i 4 l n !Irs fr Jm Por t!ar d Lung Bot rom F: ds l H 1r p1s o Sunda} School 9 I J n Su 1dav m Jrn ng prrarhinl{ Ill ~ll 1m Sundav f"H"n n,(l sprvlcPs 7 'lO 204 POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 Evrnlng Wors hip 7 00 p m Wt'dnPSday Prayer Servlcf" 7 00 p m FA.IfH BAPTIST CHUR CH Railroad St Mas on Sunday School to a m Morn 03ool, 1 lng wor<>hlp 11 a m Even ng sen ice 6 p m Prayer meeting otnd BJbiP Study Wf'd 93 MHI Street nl"Sday 7 p m Middleport Ohio 46760 F011EST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nyle Bordf'n pas tor Cornel us Bunch supt 161 992 6667 - 199'B·Ot0KSI Sunday Sc hool 9 l:l a m SeC'Ond and CHU ~~.I fourth Sund ays worship sen lcf" ar 2 30 p 992-5141 264 South 2nd 7 10 p m OLD ' Pornoror 78 b NORTH SECOND AVE. OHIO GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 992 5130 Pomeroy Middl1t10rl, Ot.oo GRACE lb 14) 992-b4S4 lb 14) 992-b4SS p 992-7075 East Main St FlOWII! FOIIVIRY OCCASION ~--~= SAlES & SERVICE Sut:t Su""-' Pometoy Flotm Shop 115 ( MlmOttal Or 21o4 SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY ley S S 11911318 Pomeroy Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy 99779SS o 804W Md n ~ p re'iocnphon!. Homeltte Saw!. ol Columbus fihl ~~~!~ !~l FURNITURE & HARDWARE Natoonwode Ins Co RIN.TQR SWISHER & LOHSE RIDENOUR SUPPLY lH 116 S Second Ph 992 2101 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT pm pm SUITON - Church School 9 30 a m Mor ning Worship 10 45 a m first and hlr d Su ndays Fellowship dinner with Carmel hlrdThursday 630pm (Bakerf EAST LETART - MormngWorshlp 9 00 am Chul"('h School 10 OOa m UMW f rst Tu(>Sday 7 Xl p m (GraCE') RACINE- O.urch School 10 a m '1\ 01 ship 11 am UMW fourth Monday a "' )) p m Mens Prayer Breakfast Wednesday 8 am Grace\ KENO CHURCH Of' CHRIST Rogt>r Spring minister Starling Massar and OJ lver Swain Sunday School Supts P reach ing 9 3011 m each Sunday Sunday School 10 30 a m HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION ThE'ron Durham pastor Sunday SE'r. !('(' 9 30 am f'VP n lng servirf' 7 00 p m Prayer ffil'E."ting Wednesday 7 00 p m BEAR WALLO\\ RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Jack Colegrove pastor Bibl e Class 9 30a m Morntng\\ ors hlplO 30a m Evening Worship, 6 30 p m Thursday Bible Study 6 :rJ p m ZIOr-i CHURCH OF CHRIST PomProy Harrisonvill e Rd IRt 143 ) Robf'rt E Pur tell minister Stf'\le Stanley Blhie School Supt Har f'V Johnson Ass1 Supt Sl N DAY Biblf' School 9 30 a m Worship 10 JO AM and 7 30 PM Wednesda~ Bl ble Study 7 00 p m ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH Pln p GrovE' Th e RE'v Laura A Lt>ach. pastor Church service 9 :ll am Sun da y School 10 30 am BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Tom Runyon pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Larry Hayn es S S Supt Morning worship 10 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE RE'v John Vane£' pastor Ora Bass Chairman or thE' Board of Chri stian Life Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morning Worshl 10 lJ a m Evangelical sc rv !cf' 7 00 p m Wednesday sen. lee 7 00 p m liBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0.' ter \o\ooody Call pastor Servl~ Su nday 10 am 11nd 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m DYESVtll E CO MMUNITY CHURCH Lloyd Savre Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m mornin g worsh p to 30 a m S unda ~ E'Ve nlng serv lct" 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Stf''we [)("a~pr Pastoc Mik(' Swlg("t' Su ndav Srhoo Supt Su nda ~ School 9 30 ~ n MornlnJZ worship 10 ~0 a m Sund,yo., ('vt:-nln g worship 7 30 p m Wf'dn rsda y fVf'nln g 8 ble st ud y 7 30 p m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHU Rlll Bu rlinRham Ray LaudermUt past<r: flo llf>rl Cozart asslstant ~»Sh:r SuOOay Sc hool 10 a m w~nhlp 7 p m " ednesd~ 6 p m vouthmreln~ Wed 'l p m church SE'rv\ces P INE (ROVE HOL" ESSCHURC H \-, mll!'oURt 325 Rev BrnJ Watts pas or RobE'rt Srarles S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Sunday !''wenin~ servlcf' 7 30 p m Wt'd nesday sen Ice 7 30 p m SILVER RUN BAPTIST B Lltt (' pastor Steve Little S S Supt Sunda y School lOa m Morn ing worslp ll a m Sunday evening worship 7 ::10 p m Prayer me-et ng and Bible stud) Wednesday 30 p m Youth mN>tlng WE"dn esday at 7 p m REJOICING liFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N 2nd Ave Mlddlt11ort Sunda y & hoollOam Sunda y evE'nlng 7 on p m Mld wt>ek service Wed 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRIST!Af' CHURCH S unda~ S<'hool9 lOa m Je ff Sm !th sup! Morning worship 10 JO am Sundav rv£'nlng S(' rvlce 7 30 p m \\.ednt:.'Sday ('vening serv ice 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN EORGA NIZ!:O CHURC H OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY SAI NTS Purt land Racine Hoad Mik e Uuh! pas tor vier 7 00 p m NEW LIFE CO \ENANT CHURC H Ches te r Gary H!n~ pas tor Sunday Sc hool at 9 30 am Worsh p Sf'rv!r f' nt 10 ~0 a m Sunda}' I"~ en ng Sf'n ce 6 00 p " f'dncsditv D!sr p!r \!Hss 00 p m Jan tC' Dannt>r <' hun'h sc hoo director Churrh srhoo 9 30a m Morning wor ship 10 30 a n Wednesda} r wnlng pravc serv tc('S 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R("\ Earl Shu le r pas tor Wor ship S{'f\ t('(' 9 JO a m Sunl'lav Srhool lO JO a m BiblPStud\ and prawr SE'rvicr Thursda v 7 30 p m CARLETON IN I EI1D~NO MI N ATIO N Al CHURCH Kln gstJ.Jrv Road Rev C\vdE' W Her d~ • son pastor Sunda v Srhool 9 JO am Kat ph ca r! Supt Even ing worship 7 00 p m PravC'r ffi('("llng Wedt esday 7 DO p m OLD BETHEL FREE Wll L BAPTIST CHURCH 28601 State Route 1 Middlp. port Su nda y Sc hool lOam Sundav even lng sen. tel" 7 .30 p m Tursdav servlcr 7 30 p m HYSELL RUt>; HOLINESS CHURCH AohGr mm pastor S unda~ School9 3D a m V. orship 10 4 ~ a m Sunday Pvt'nlng S("rv\rt:" 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SS ION at Bald Knob located on Count) Road 31 Rt'\ ROJ;:f'r WIIUord pastor Sunay Sc hool 9 30 a m Mor ning Worship 10 4~ a m Sun da y evt: nlnl(: \\ Orshlp 7 00 p m Wt> dnl"" day t>venlnR Bib p Study 7 00 p m WHITE S CHAPEl WESLEYA N Cool vlllC' RD Rev Phillip Ridenou r past or Sunday School 9 30 a m wonhlp sE'rv lct 10 30 a m AlbiP s tud v an d wors hip ser \ Cf' Wt>dnesd ay 7 p m RUTLAND CHURlH OF' CHR IST Eu ~tnt E Und('n~ ood minister Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornlnl(: worship 10 30 a m EH nlng Worship "' 00 p m RL Tl \NO BIBLE METHODI ST A mo.., fltlt s pas or Sonny Hudson supt Su nday Schoo l 9 lOa m Morning Worship 10 JO a Ill Sunday t>VE"nlnji: servirf' 7 00 p m \\ednf'Sday servlct> 7 p m WMPO pro~ram 9 a m Pach Sunday RUTLAND CHURC H OF' THE NAZM. RENE Samu el Basye pastor Su nda} Schoo19 30 a m Worship SeT\!('(' 10 JOa m Young PeopiP s Se-rviC£' f, p m Eva n$1!f'listlc servlcf'6 JOp m WP<Int>Sd a~ servlc<' 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mlllf'l" S! Mason W Va Sunday Bible Studv 10 am Worshlpl lam and 'lp m Wednf"S dav Bibl e Study voca l music 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Du d ding Lane Mason W Va J N Tharkl'r pastor Evenin!{ sprv !CP 7 30 p m Wo mt>n s Ministry Thursday 9 Xla m Wed nesday PrayE'r and Bible Stud~ 7 15 p m Hfl LSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH St Rt 143 Just of( Rt 7 ~v Jam f.'S R AcrN" Sr pastor Rev Mik e WliiE'It Ass t Past or Jot' Humphrt>y S S Supt Sunday Sc hool lOa rn MornlngWors hlp11 am Sunday f'vPnlng service 6 p m \1. edn esday e\ f'n lng 7 p m POR TLA ND FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Wltlla m Justis pastor Sun day Sc hool Supt Sonja Justis Sunda y St'hool 9 30 a m morning worship 10 40 am Sunday and Wednesda y servlccs 7 J0pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR!ST IN CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a rn Gary Rred La) Ieeder Morning sermon 11 am Sunda~ night services Christian F.ndeavor .., J) p m Song wrv ce 8 p m Preaching 8 :\0 p m Mid week pra yer m('{'tlng \\of'dni:"Sday CHRISTIAN UNION Hartford W Va Rev David McManJs pastor Church School 9 30 a m Sunday morning scr vice 11 a m Sunday evening sen Ice 30pm 'W ednesdavpraYerm~lng 7 30 CHR ISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTF:R SaiPm St Rutland Rober! E Mus51 r pastor Su nda y School 10 00 am Wor s hlp wrvlce 1 15 am Sunday ('V<' nlnr;: SPrvlce 7 00 p m Thu rsday e\ enlng se r HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN David Prentice pastor Charles Domlgan Sun day School Supt Morning Worship 9 JO a m Su rxlay SchooJ 10 30a m Eveningser vice 700 pm MT UNION BAPTIST Pasror Joe N Sayre Sunday School 9 45 a m EH•nlng worship 6 30 p m Prayer Meetlng 6 JO p m Wednesday TUPPERS PI AINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Robert Foster pastcr Howard Caldwell Su(X"rlntendent Church school 9 a m Worship servlre9 4~ a m and 6 30 p m E:vervooe weloome CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev Herbert Grate pastoc Douglu Bts~~ell supt Sunday &hool9 30 a m Worship tervice 11 a m and 6 p m Sunday Wednelday 7 p m Prayer meet lng LAUREL CLIFF ll\EE METHODIST CHURCH William Wltttams p.utoc Ro- bert E Bartc:m OirectorofChrtJUan Edu ca tion Steve Eblin as11itant Sunday SChool 9 30 a m Morning wonhlp 10 30 am Teena In Action 6 p m Evening WorshJp 1 00 p m Choir practice 8 p m Sunday WednESday evening prayer and Bible study. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Roger Watsm mln.lsler Norman Will supt Sunday School 9 .'II a m Wonhlp service 10 :W a m Bible study Wednes '"' \ ICT OR' OAPl !ST 1l'l N 2nd St Mlddll'pon JilmPS F Kl'('Sf't" pastor Sunda v morn n ~-: 10. 0 sh p 10 am F~ P n lng SC'TV!U ( Ill "f'dnf"sd<J I \ {'r n.(.! 10.0 1> ~1p 7 p m \h tlt on Th 1rsda\ ~ JOp m MOHS E ( I! \P [ L l i/ URCH 0 IV tJ (u1man p »tor ~ und \ ~ hoo lOa m \\o shi p "' " tn 11 1" Sunda\ night ~~o ur~ hip Sl r\tt t 7 JU p m Mid\\t~k pr~vN S("rv tt Wldnrsdav "'p m WCSLE\ AN BIBLJ:: l!OLINF.S~ ( HURCH t f M ddlrport In c 15 Pt>arl St Hrv l ~a n ~h 1s pas tor RogPr ManiC'\ Sr Sund ~Y Sc hool Sup! Su nda v School 9 30 a m Mor nin g Wor ship 10 3U a m Fv('nln g " ors h p 3{) p m WPdn(";dav r\ l nln,g Bible stud \ praver and pra s t Mf Vt ('t j 1() p ffi I AITH (,OSP F:J ( lt URCII Long Rol ~m St nrln Scho )! <+ '0 a rn Mormng \\ orsh lp W 4 ~ :-~ m Sundav f'\f'n!n~ 7 on p m summN JO p m 1 Wrdn rsd<n n Rh1 no p m summN 7 30 p m M W LIFE COVF.NAN I CHURC H OF < OD C h~!Pr ( arv H nPS pastor Sun dn~ Schoo! 9 ll am worship spn lce 10 10a m rvf'ntn g~enl<'f' 6p m Disci piPShlp class WPd nt'Sda y 7 p m MT OI fVE COMMUNITY CHURCH 1 twrenn Bush pastor SundAy School 9 }()am Sunda~ ilnd \.\edn("Sdav even tn g wor~ hlp St'n lee 00 p m UNITE D FAITH CHUR CH Rr on Po m!:'roy 13~ Pass RPv Robert E Sm h Sr pastor Me" n OrRkP S S Sup! Sunday Sc hoo 9 :10 a m Morning Worsh p 10 30 Ml MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth and Main St Mlddlepor t Re\ Gllbl>rt Cratg Jr past or Mrs Ervin Baumgardnrr Su nd ay School Supt Sunday Srhool q 30 a ill Wors hip Serv ice 10 <15 a m SUCCESS ROADCHURCI! OF CHRIST - Joseph B Hoskins evangPIIst Sunday B bl1 St udy 9 am Worsh p lOa rn Sun day Pventng serv\('(" 6 p m Wl"'dnesda y t 11entng service 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY RacinE' Rt 124 William Hoback pastor Sunda\ Sc hool 10 a m Sunda} E'VE'nln g sPrvl cf' P m \o\ ednE'Sday evening service 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chead p Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Wor shiplO JOa m Praversen.lce altern art Sund ays THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLJ C FAITH - New Lima Rd nt-xt to Fort Meigs Park Ru tla nd Rotw>rt Ric hard s pastor Servlct>S af 7 p m on Wednesdays and Sundays HARRI SONVIllE HOLINESS CHAP TER of thr WE'Sieyan HoJiness Church Rf'v Earl Fields pastor Henry Eblin Sunday School Supr Sunday School 10 a m Morning 't\orshlp 11 am Evenln,~~; servlt.:e 7 JO p m Y.ednetday evpnlng ser VIN> 7 30 p m "m F\IRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Va Rt I J a mes Lew is pastor Wor s hlp senlres9llam Sunday& boolll a m Eve ning worship 7 JO p m Tuesday cott.ag e praver m("(>(lng an d BlbiP St udv 9 l) am Worship service Wed.nesdav 7:llpm OUR SAVIOUR lUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sts Ravenswood W Va The Rev GetJrge C Weirick pastor Sunday SChool9 ~a m Sundav worship llam CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH located on Pomeroy Pike County Road 25 near Flat woods Rev Blackwood pastcr Services onS undayat10 30a m and? ~pm wtlh SundaySchool9 JOa m BlbleStudy Wed nesday 7 ll p m SPIRITUAl FAITH FEllOWSH!P State Route 338 Antiquity Rev A I Stewart pastor Sunday servlcet lOam and 7pm Tuesday7pm MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOll NESS CHURCH lnc 75 Pearl St Rev Ivan Mye-rs acting pastor Roger Man I~ Sr Sunday School Superintendent Sun day School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m evening worship 7:30 p m Wednesday evening Bible study prayer and praise service 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOUC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder James Miller paatcr Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m Worship Service Su nday 7 30 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHi\PEl Harrt sonvUie Road Rev Victor Roush pastor Cllnlm Faulk Sunday School Supt Sun daySchool9 30a m mornlngwor!lhlp 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohto • • Enjoy today, time 1s runntng out I Ed roo s Note f loyd Clark of Portland llt e a nat ove Me ogs Coun iJ an I PI ur ns several Urnes a yr ar to \.lS I! relatJ\es and fro end s on r he Bend a rea Hrs m os t rccPnl v ts tt was m late M ay when he made a spcctal trip back ro at tend the O!lth anniversary of ht s Racrne Ht gh School gradual tng class l hert was a good turnout 1\llh ~3 or I he 1940 class membeo sat tendong Much credit for tha t goes to ( l.~rk who sen t letters and encout 'ged the grad uares to come back for the RH S r eunoon Thrs letter It om Clark ro The Datly Se ntonel follo"ed that reumo n and hts rxtL nd ed vt stt 1n Meogs Co unl y 1 An old song tn vll(s us to Enjoy Yourself It s Latu Th tn You 1 honk What bertet wal to do that than spend on g tome woth old f nend s Although haH ll trntd somethmg from the1r JOUI nC"y through tht s ltfe as each ronal currao n descen ds I feel 1 has fallen too soon Thrrl Jn never enough vtslts nor timr and a l\\. ays unasked que s twns that u. 1ll forever rema tn unanswHPd I have lo ~t some good fttrnds tn the pa s t year or so Maxone and Bud Wongert "ere as solici tou s of my wpJfare as wet e mv parents Max1nr taught me on the thord and fout rh grades T he v.ay toschoolwau by her hou se and I often v.alked 1;oth her And I have known Bud for as long as I can rrmembPr I finally got over f eel ng left out because they dod not consult m e before get ton g mar11ed I u.ent on s ummer vacat ion tn 1931 u.tth my report card s tgned Max one Spencer In the fa ll she wa s Mt s VI ongrrt Oh' the t rauma of you t h In later years v.hf"n m town I v.oul d often call th em befo or \OStling Jt always seemed to be a t meal UmP a nd Maxme v.ould sa y some thing ltkr We ate ha\o tn g pancakes Come on O\PI Throe ts plenty left I air a lot of me 1ls 1n that housr Bud would onsosr th at I rode along ~<hen he was go mg some where Whetheo or was ro fe ed the cattle oo attend a ger togeth er u.tth thr governo1 wr wr r e late rrturmng Bud neve r wa n ted to end a vosot as tf by prolongong ot he could hold onto life It se lf Mauric e Lort was of the same gtnl' rallon and taught me tn th e upper elementary grades Du r mg VI Si t s t o Racme I would see Mau11ce ar the Kountry Kotchen Hr ramt almost every day a nd we wuuld chat of hts teach ing d ays hr startrd out h1 s career 1n 1922 at the age of lR the ye 11 I wa s bot n hr came nut uf Rio Go and e Cotrege Just before ho s death stopped to vlstt at the hospotal He seemed on good splnt s and when I asked what hts problem was he answered Just old age I have the ompressoon that when he sa td somet hong ot "'as so obvoous that one dod not need muc h detaol When I asked hom wh och grades he preferred ro teach he satd High school but I would nor lrketo teach now since there os no dtscopllne Charles Mallon "as a good old boy Charlie was only 66 We grew up toget her He wenthwlrh me to Fort Hayes Columbus January 18 1943 for my Armv ptr Indu ction phvslcal On our ret urn to Kerrs Run II was snowing and we walked to Racine Another tome the snow caught u s ar Kelroy s and ag un we walked to Racme Th ree years ago I made a tape with Charl lr wh1lr we: were VISJt inga i Rac1nr Scrm she used to te rronze the yo ung mmdPns He u.as a good swimmer and spent a lot of tlrrw In the rovet Th ts da ) around 19411 he wa s swommlng at Lock 24 "hen a couple of the local belles dressed us tf thrv were gotng to gtve a co nc e rt "-h1ch lhty we1e that very evenmg sauniered down the esplanade to the fork cham be r wall Without fanfa1 P Charlie pocked one of them up and chucked hr1 tn to thr n ver As she s ank benea th lht surfacr a1 ms rla1hng h( came to th e r ra l1zatton th 11 she colJldn t sworn a lick He fished hu our bur sUII In cu rred the wrath or momma S(cms the g11 l s hew Do onlv a fl'w hour s old was hopeless and r he starch ft om her gingham was gone I he girl had pluck - shestlllperfo tmedatlh e concert that cv(nmg m sp1tr of the fact that only 1 fu1. hnm s before she "'-as a mes s and on the verge of drowrung Such IS ilf( tn a s mall town Char lie w 1s lhl slowe st t al ker I ha ve rver heard He co uld get aOOut lwpnt v wmd s on 1 h:tlf hour t r~pe R\o lht t1m e he gut to the C'11max of 1 stor y :,.ou v.C"re 1 ootmg for h1m the fmish ready to 1niPnPnf' v.tlh help tfhe needed 11 One tim e at the Loghthousr Tavern ar Lock 24 Chat he had taken on some ballast wh r h shofted caus mg navrgatronal eo ror Cha ttoe went owr the sode rhe road from the rover toRt 124 ts one la ne and 1n this case v.as nor wide enough ro accommodate Chat he As he scram bled on the one lon e rryong to come back on cour se the local constable hove onto the horizon Seemg the you ng man In dosrress the gendarme offered him a rode home Char he accepted spor ting a chance to sat ! tnio a ca lmer por t OnlyafteraturnmgontoRt 124 dod he begon to suspect that lhP compass of the law needed tuning Alwavs before Racine had Iam on the opposite dorectlon C harlie had heen conned He u.as being cat ted off the cooler It never had a la'-'l1ng effect on Charlie though fur he pla)ed a fe"' encmes WherevP \ O 1 i..lrC Chat lie proposr a toa s l tooUJ fru: ndsh1p and I It do onk ro th ,ot AnolhPt old froend whum I have known smce 1943 ts Ja n te F'tck Warner I Y.as a fnPnd of her cousm who mtrnduc£"d us Whar a sv.ee rhea!l or ' !amo ry I at e a lot of good meals therr ~>hole on furlough and afleo thr ~<ar Dunng lhr wa1 vea1 s B II Warner would comP for Janif" and th ev ~<ould head forKeltoy s and danc10g to the juke box mus1c fhcv "'ere a dream together Man1 tomes I have sa t and "atched them envtous of rheor talent A few yea rs ago when I wrnr to the Heal th and Human Serv o ces Department seekong asso sr anee lottie dod I know that Janoe would be the one to lead me through t he thtcket La s t Ma1ch I saw Jan1e for the l as t tome She was til ar home I hopei ~<asabletocon'el ro her the apprectatoon I felt on hav10g had heo for a friend As the song savs It s later than vou th nk Each ttm e ~<r losr a ft1end 1t d tmmtshes ou r O\\n c x Js ten cr A nd rach t tme wr VI Sit a frr en d 11 en nch es our fU!UI(' f1JU GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 1"1145 OOpm 1910 GRADUATING ClASS- From all around the <ountry lhese 1940 Racine High School graduates returned for their 50th class reunion at Soulhern High School in late May They are !rom the Jell front Thane! Barnltz Kramer Evelyn Cln h Lorene Hart Pyles Mary RoUins Libby Wlllord Geraldine Roush Cleland Betty Sa}re Elsie Norris Davis and Margaret Deem Barnes and back Ernest Bush A R \'roUe Bernard Diddle Floyd Clark Ce< tl McLeod Kenneth Theiss ,June Hayman Wickersham Clara Circle Pierre Cora Byers Robert Shank Davtd Nease G Charles Fosler Leland (Jack) Stders and P!lul F Arnott TRU 1"'1 llnitrd Prt ss lntt>rnahonal FOR FlJTURE GENERATIONS Moses said These commandments that I give you today are to he upon your hearls Impress lhem on your children ' - Deuleronomy 6 6 7 (NIV) As Moses repeated 1he commandmenis of God to the Hebrew people he Instructed them to hear and obey Gods word They were to Instruct their children In the commandments of the Lord Only then might they assure that fulure generations would be prepared to serve God and receive Gods many blessings We In the twentieth century have the same responsibilities and Deuteronomy speaks directly to us tod av Through loving and disciplined Instruction o! our children we prepare them to accept Jesus Christ on their own and to grow In knowledge of their covenant with God The message has not changed over thousands ol years As Moses spoke to the Hebrew people, so his words speak to us today We are to write God's commands on our hearts and teach them to our children PRAYER lAird God, Your commandments have not clumged throu1Jh history We pray lor Your guidance to leach our children that which You would have them to learn In Christ's name Amen - Taken !rom The Upper Room Dally Devotional Guide 1, should hrlp l nglnu r s f1x tht Sl l billmn craf l P1rl mm(u ~ rt•sull'i )f l l s ts roncluclld on u tt s ling dtvHt r JliPd found onr sp I(Jng 1n the m struml nt w rs abuul 1 mllllmf'I PI off fl urn spertflc I I Ion s \\ h tl h \untld :=JC cou nt for 1hL dt fll 11 n< \ offu 1al s sa Jd I hu r sdJ y I h ts s Cf'rt 11n\J ttu sn ok mg 1.1 nul l (Ofrt ( 01 s aid NASA prowrt sr 1Pnt I he rr mal el tm tnatrd Although up se t that suc h an r rr 01 0( cun rd Wr\lcr SJ td hr was pleased th e probable raus< of rh c tetrsco(J(' s dcfrrt "" ' fou nd berausr 1 w1 l l t nab]( r ng lncC"fs io br mmr urtatn rrpatrs bcmg plannPd 1.1.111 co r rect the poobl em I I honk 11 s oncH d tblr t hat ~;; uch a mtsta k r could h tvr hl r n m adr On the o thro hand f ondong 11 ts 1ncrrd tb lv good fot us On r f' Wf' mC"aSUlf' II \f'l\ JCCU I tf IV !I wtll gl\r us (I much bf'tlf' h<.~ndh on t1 r prr sc npt w n \\(' nu d ht sard J ngtnrrr s prrsfltpi !O n Ir-iDIAN 80\' Boy !.eorge os no" Sah tb George Th e cross dressing Bri tish pop slnget ~<ho faded on the late 1980s a ft et several hots os 10 Rombav "o' k i ng with one of lndoa s rop female singers Asha Bhosle on a cross cultuo al album Rahul De' Bunnan who helped 01 ganlzr th e pro je er says the r ecord will f eat ure Indian song s being su ng In lndtan bur wtth Western rh)lhm s and Western songs being su ng 10 lndtan st)le Some time before ( hrlstma s th e group plans ro release a single fea tunng the Ahba song I Believe In Angels sung by Boy George and Bhoslc and the whole album will come out early nex l year We are arr ver1 excited abou t thts prowct and are confoden l 11 will be a toemendou s success especoally on the uS A and Sou th Ame11ca wheoe I he lo steners are open to new styles and odea s Burman sa id KriTY'S REVELATIONS Kitty Dukakls say s she wouldn I have las ted long In the White House because of her addoctlons 1am certain the first crisis would have sent me out of conirol she savs In her book Now You Know which Is excerpted In Good Housekeeping I am equally certain that thrust Into th e smothering protectl>r confines of the While House I would nor have b<>en able to seek proper help Dukakls says she panicked aft er Ih e 1!fll8 New Hampshire primary because she realized her husband Massachusetts Go> Michael Dukakls had a shot at being president On a typical day I would rise walt till m:v husband Jell and by 9 o clock In the morning cancel all my appointments she said of her routine at the time I would go ro the liquor cabinet In the dining room measure out three or four ounces of stralghl spirits and drink It down Then I d go upstairs shut th e blinds unplug the phone and read until I passed out - a process that usually took no more than 10 minutes Two and a half hours later I would wake up and repeat the process AXL BENT OUT OF SHAPE Ad Rose lead singer of the rock band Guns N Roses says the Los Angeles County Sheriffs m on th brfotf' 1rturnmg rTl ( Y ukt sa c1 shr was sra1e d betng ..,o fil aw ;:n from homC' bul tddPd i ha t shrv.as not homrstck Sh< plans on shO"- ng a rabbI 1 l h{ Mf 1gs Cou nt \ F :111 I h1 C'liffOt ds fr om P omP I u\ dll hosnn~ \ukt thr oug h thf' I ab1 f nh r na ll onal Studf"nl [:-; r h1n~t 1n (00J)('rrl.t lo n \.l.tlh thf' ~ II Yuk Sn \ -whosr namt v.nuldltkrt og1 n h lln111 d St1 f' s (._\mrr l offtr tdls hopt tu tns till 1n ttH tclc sropl' 1n 19'lt to rls Hf the 1e lrsco pe to full capab 1111 I hr lo ng ttY.C! 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Rose f i led a c omp l<ll nl <Jgalnst the depar tm en t ovrr an r 11 !11 1 1m tdf'nt butt! was dlsmtssed as groundles s MACLMNF "ALKING VEGAS STREE1S Shorley Ma cL aim~ 1et u1 nPd to Las Vegas for th e ftt s t ttmr 1n s1x vear s and was trPaiPd to a red carpe t a sho"'rr of ro sr pet a ls and a gubern 1tor tal proclamation She cas tly won O\f"f h er ope ning night audtence ar Caesars Palace Wednesdav poontl ng out ro the crowd that she s made40oo so movors on her caocer and played a hooker on about.t dozen of them Maybe that s why I feel so comfortable playong Las Vegas she sa od Mac La one s act oncluded lo ts of slngong and d ancong some lines from the movie Steel Magnolias and a joke about her bel ief In reincarnation MacLalne admitted she "as nervous but sa id shes brought along her good luck charm - her floor pass from the 1972 Democratic National Convention VI hen someone In the audience asked her age MacLalne replied Each leg Is 27 \0 MAGIC DISAPPEARS FROM TRUSTEES RACE Magic Johnson has taken himself out of the game of politics The Los Angeles Lakcrs star has decided not to oun for a seat on the Michigan State University Board of Trustees because his basketball career takes too much time Communication "lth members of the board and others Indicates rome that the time demands of serving on the board are Inconsistent -..lth my playing career In the NBA Johnson said In a statement Issued 1n Los Angeles 1 appreciate the encouragement and support I have received from so many Spartan supporters When my playing ca reer Is over 1 hope I will again have t he opportunity to work for MSU on Its Board of Trustees Johnson who dropped out of MSU after helping the school win the national c hampionship In his sophomore year had been encouraged to run by Democratic Gov James J Blanchard \A. PCk sa~ 1ng deputt £>s from mf' hi tf'Vf' llC'd {.( clf'at d! sc!rpanr\ of .---People in the news------------, By \'rl1 LIAM t Sermonette drlec l tn lht tnslr urnt nt ust d to te s t Jls m1rrur s a fmlng hll r:t w1ll br buJliJnto I!Cpl1C<mrnl pm SOLTll BETHEL NEW 1 ESTAME~JT CHUR CH SllvN Ridge DuanE' Syde n st rlcker pastor Su nday &hool 9 a m \\.orshlpServif't' lOa m Sunda vPvenlng Sf'rvlei' 7 00 p m " ednf"Sd:w night Bl blr <;tudv 'l ()(l r m WASHINC.1 ON lJ Pit The flaw on t he H bblc Spau Tclc SlOJX' appal em lv wa s cat se d b\ co nclu s!D n until thr poso;.lbtlt! Y of add t tJOnal ptoblrm s " a" Hiland Road Pomt>rov 1om Kelly pas tor Dannv lambert S S Supt Sunday morn n,11; servlc£' at 10 a m Sunda}' evf"n lng se n. Ire 7 30 p m Tues~ay and Thurs da\ Se rvices at 30 p m NEW HAV EN CHURCH OF' THE NA ZARENE RM. Glendon Stroud past Lll Sunday School9 JOa m WorshipSl"rvtce 10 JO a m Youth service Sunday 6 1~ p m Sundavf."v('n nl':'servlcE'7 OOpm W(>(\ nesda~ PrayN ME'et ng and Blblf" Stud ) sta\ m g \\ tlh J1m and F<.t \f' l ltffo td 1nrl !hPtr Child ren ML!tssa Jr nnrfr1 and Sara h fo r Cause of Hubble space telescope defect apparently discovered bra few pea~;,hooler s a1 ound Bu t..ve Rcv Cla rk Baker pastor Carl Not ln l{ha m Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hoo 10 am with classes lor all ages Evl nin2 servi('('S at 6 p m Wednesday Bl bl e study at 7 30 p m Youth services F'rl day at 7 30 p m ECCLES !A FELLOWSHIP 128MUISI Middleport Brother Chuc k McPhersoo pas tor Sunday School 10 am Sundav eve nin g servlces at 7 p m and Wednesday 'X'rvlces at 7 p m ANT IQ UITY RAPTI ST KennE'th Smith pas lor Su nda~ Sthool 9 30 am church st"rvlc(" 7 JO p m youth fE'llowsh lp 6 30 p m Bible st udy Thursday 7 30 p m f' EASE SETTI f.M ENT CHUHC H Sun dav aflNnoon S('fVirt."5 at 2)) Thur<od a;. f'vf' nln~ Sf'r\ tcf'S at 7 ;J) FIRST BAPTIST CHl RfH Mason W Va Pastor Bl\l Murphy Sunday Sc hoollO a m Su nday evt>nlng 7 :J.\ p m PrayPr n petJng and Elblestudv WN!n!"Mav 7 30 p m Every~e W('l(\)m( RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPllSl Sa IPm St Rt>\ Paul Taylor pas tor Sunday Sc hoo lOa r.l SundayevE'nln~t7 OOp m Wednesday evrn ng prayer meE'ling 7 00 B\ JIM FREEM~r> Sentinel Stall Wrtler It s been an onterestlng month so far fo r Yuko Koba;ash o This ts the for st tome t h< 15 yeao old from Kasug ao Ja p on ha s been on the U ntied State s \ 11k1 left Japan Julv 1h ond s thi s os the 11fle I he null co rrrctor v. as usl d to measurr \PlY p r( Ciscl\ thf' sur f ace of t he rerrscopr s pnmao 1 m u ror \.\- hrn tt "'as brmg g1 ou nd by what wa s thrn Prrkm Elmrr Co op on Danbuov Co nn on 1q81 O fflct lis \.\C'I<' unccrt Hn h o H ih e1 ror m the null corr ccto J occu or ed and ~>llhheld an) ro n tl PENTECOSTAl Third <>liflord This Is \ukl s forst llln< vostlong lh< United~tat£'s Vuk1w1llht shO\\IngarahtHtalthe Me1gs (_ nunty Fa1r Japanese student jumps into Meigs life nflf" STIVERSV!llE WORD OF FAITH MIDDl~PORT EXCHANGE STUDENT - \uk1 Kobayashi wllh her host famtly Seated are from lefl \ ukt Kobayashi Melissa Sarah ra)< and Jennofer os l Edwa td Weolr o Gary Holter pastor Sunday servlet>s 9 JO a m and 7 p m Mldw('("k srrvice 7 30 p m Thursdav MIDOL EPORT COMMUNITY CH URCH Sam Anderson pas! or Sunda) mor ning St>r v1re 10 am Evening services Sunav and Wednesday 7 JJ p m IN pm OF GOO non Penteco stal Worship §f"r vlce Sundav 10 a m Sundav Schoo! 11 am l: \Pnlng worsh ip se rv\r(' 7 00 p m \.\ednf"Sdav pravN me>etlng 7 00 p m MT HERMON UN il F 0 BRETHREN I I\ CHR JST CHL RCH lilcatf'd tn TE' xas Co mmun 1\ olf ( I Rt 82 Re\ Robf'f Sander s pas tor Jeff Holter Jav leader r d Housh Sundav School Sup! Sunda\ Sc hoo ~ 30 am morn ing v. orshl p and chlld1 Cn s l'huiTh lO 30 am t>Vf'ntn~ pr('achwg_ ser < f rsr t hrf'e Su nda\ s 7 30 (l m Spt'dal sen 1ce fuurth Sundav f'\Pn n~ 7 10 p m Y.ednesdav 1 avf' Meeting Blbtt Studv and Youth Fl'lll~N sh p 1 ](} p m ( HURCH OF GOD OF' PRO P!l~l y I ocat ('d on 0 J Whttt> Road of HIRhWa\ 160 Pat HPns(V1 pastor Sundav Schooll O a m ClasSl's fur all agC'S Junior Church]] am Mornln~ wor ship 11 am Adult Cho1r pra rt lc c 6 p m Su ndav Youn_g Pt>o pte s Children s Church and Adult Bibl e Srudv Wednesdav at 1 JO p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 5 U Grant St Middleport Affiliated v.llh Soui hPrn Baptist Co n.. ent ton David Brvan S1 Ml nlster Sundav School 10 a m Morntn_g wor~hlp 11 a m Eve ning worship 7 p m WC'dnt'Sdav PVf"n ng Bible study and praver meet In~ 7 p m BRADFORD CHUH CH OF' CHRIST S 11t 124a nd Co Rd 5 [)(>r('kSiump past or \-\ !tam Ambf'rgu S S Supt S undtlV S( hool 9 30 a m Mor nln~ Worship 10 30 1 m Eve ning worship 7 30 p m \\ednes dav,...orshp7 JOpm ST PAUl I UTitE.:HAN CHURCH Cornpr Svcan urt and Sr>mnd Sts Po me rov Th t RPv Lau a A i.Rach pastor Sunda\ School9 45<~ m Churrh sNvt('(' 1J m Fnday August 10 1990 D.J.'S TANNING HAS MOVED! FORMERLY LOCATED ON SALEM STREET IN RUTLAND HAVE MOVED THEIR SCA WOLFE BED TO •allery Hair Arts 118 EAST MAIN STREET IN POMEROY TO BETTER SERVE THEIR CUSTOMERS For Complete Hair Care and Tanning Slop In and See l ls or Call for Appoinlmf'nl 992-3233 NEW OWNER-DEANN DENNY OPERATORS-MARY POWER, MILA RAYMOND, RHONDA TACKEn AND LISA STEWART. �I' The Daily Sentmel Pomeroy - Middleport Oh1o Fnday, August 10, 1990 Friday, August Classifie TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. unlll NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY .. " 6 10 Mon1hly POliCII S Atb 1 olsulo Mo q ~ Ga lhot l o M as vn ( L>U t 1 ~ 11111 5! be 111~ A~to<vo ) ~U tl ~uw 11 lo < .uB fld"l m aoho u< c,;u + •e o Jd ~ G ve .aw.t~ .orul f uu nd ul s u >dt" 1!. .,...oHh r , n]d<f'l' ~ t!oHi l hMtj t; •p, c o [) I .til fur <t ilL ., 1)1)1111 I<H l'f'J.II l •P•t .,l it!'ller ~ · ~ ly · ~e<l duublt ~lll ct: ol.ul Wo rds 15 15 15 15 15 • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace [ 11 Over 15 Wo rds Rate 20 30 42 $4 00 $6 00 S9 00 $13 00 Sl 301day 60 0 5 ' da y Announcemenls Ca rd ol n~ ..nlo.i 1 h1 Memorw 31 ] Annaucement ~ 31 H omt:s tor Sate Mobile Homes lor 4 5 G o vv~av Jl f;ums lor S•le H~ppy 3I Bu5mess Bu1ldmgs 3!:. loti &o 36 R e al E•lale WMtled ._.t "''"' n , , .. ~ t L •VI .... 11 ll il h~ H op tl'l' A ¥,,,I S !I O l t dlll ,, , ~ ., '~ " 'pi-' ti i S~I h t."tld o >p l ty ~ w111 tH I lu"t{wd /lliP '' h t i t'> /olluu•1ng 11 diL't!..ltlOitLt' )) ho '!Jil"df "tl •~ P 1 P I" "'" "I R!!il o!> UH o~nd lht: GiiUi () 1o ly l • ohuooo " .. l iUII<I !l~ t o 18 000 htillli!C'i CO PY Of ADl iNt MONDAY PA PlR I UtSDA'f' P AP ER 1111 ONI SOAV PAPlR THUR S DAY PAP!fl H DAY PA P I R SU NDAY PAP I R I)AY !! (FO R E P UBli CA TION 11 00A M S ATURDAY 'J 00 PM M O NDA'f' } 00 PM IUfSOAY ?OO PM W E DNESDAY 2 UO 1' M THURSDAY "l 1)0 PM FR IDAY 111 1 Gi!ll o• Countw Me •gs C ounty An!~Co d t!6 14 A•ea Code 6 14 446 991 G .. llopul 1s 156 Guyin 0 U 64 3 Ari1b1aD •st I J !:l •·r th•· 11·1•·1•/wrw ' ' " 367 Chm. hut~ ]88 \/ oni o n 24 5 Rw G rande Wdlnul Pumwov ChMiflt B4 J PortloVl d 1 4 7 lr!ln1 F•lls 9 8!1 fi(i7 lw11g• ·' M onon ( n WV Arl!a C o(l e 30 4 MrddllliJKI•I 9 49 74.'} Jh c~ne Rult.aru1 C uolvollp, Houws l or Aenl E11_1pl~~men1 Mobile HOIOBIIor R!!lll 4l F.rm1 lor Runt Services 44 4S Apartment l o r AtJnl F urn1shed R oo m:; Spactt l01 R e nt Help Want ud S otu al oO fl Wi1nl8ll 47 48 1) 14 ln sUia nce Busu •~i Tuwnny Sch ools II. ln s huc llo n R ..dw f V & C8 R!!p.tu 49 MtS c elldlh:O:I u s W .-m ttH.l fu D o ~ l ll OO Appl l! Gu.Jvt! 773 Maso n 14hijhl4tll 882 N ~r¥¥ tf •~~~~ 895 l Ci dll ')') Mont!V to l o c~n 937 23 Pro i US ii Oilal Srrvoces Buftdllo w... ,led lo R ent 1 78 79 Services 62 Sportmg Good• ~3 Ant ques 1:1 1 ~4 M• sc M erc hand1 se 8UIIdmy Su ppl 195 Pttu l or S ale Mu Slutl hlllrurn !lf'll$ 82 fl 3 E ~<:ava ltl'l p 811 El e ctro cel & Atd rotj llfdloon 5~ '2 1 BuslntJ:!isOpporluntty Au to P ~ rt ,&. Accll5sur !!!. A ul o Rep~u Ca mp1n9 [q uopm enl C .. • pv" & Mo1u1 H o 1 \c~ Hou"h ol d Goods 56 57 e. f ~tlll s Vegtflibl es ro, Sc~ l e ur lrale 58 ~~ BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION PEPSI MACHINE S Placed '" your busme ss You re ce1ve a 10% co mm iSSIOn on ever yth1ng so ld Installation and ser v1ce prov1ded at no cost to yo u Call 992 25 54 ~ Boy e r Vendtng LOO K OUT LADIES' The Hottest N1te Club 1n Ga ll1 pol1 s Offers l ad1es N1te WE D THURS FRI SAT AlSO UlTRA HOT lEGS CO NT ES T EACH THURSDAY Featur ng Fun Games Pnz es and Entertainment THE ADDI SON CLUB UPPER RT 7 GAlliPOliS PUBLIC NOTICE Not1 ce tt hereby g 1ven tha t on the 29th day of August 1990 at 10 30 A M the Board o f Mergs County Commlutoners w1ll v 1ew the proposed vacatton of 0 40 m1les of Sc 1p 1o Townshtp Road R 284 and said Board w1ll holdtpubhchear~ng o n the proposed vacation of Sc1p1o Townah1p T 284 at 1 30 PM August 29 1990 tn the off•ce of the Metgs County Comm1ss 1oners Courthouae Pomeroy Ohi o 46769 Proposed vacation bemg more fully descnbed 811 follow • Bemg a permanent vacat1on of a port1on con t11nmg 0 40 miles of Sc1p1o Townshtp Road T 284 Ia cated rn Sectton 24 Town sh1p 7 North Range 14 Weat rna weaterly d~rect ton T 54 from the 1ntersec11on of The purpose of the afore satdv1ewmg 11nd hearmgwtll be to determ1ne whether or not the vacation of a portton of Sc1p10 To wnship Road T 284 as deacr~bed 1n the Fatten vour Hallet with aWant Rd Petttron presented to the Board of County Comm1a aroners 11 for the pubhc a convenience and welfare The Petttlon to vacate part o f Scrp1o Township Road T 284 may be vtewed and copted at the Comm11110n ers Off1ce Matgs County Courthouse Pomer o y Oh1o Motgs County CommiSSioners Mary Hobstener Clerk (8)1 0 17 2tc PUBLIC NOTICE The annual report Form 990PF tor the Kibble Foundation Bernard V Fultz Truahul 11 available for publrc mspect 1on 11 Bern11rd V Fultz law Office. 1111/] Second Street. Pomeroy Ohio 4 6769 • dur mg regular bustneu hours for a penod of 180 dayssub sequent to publication of th 11 notice (7) 6 13 20 27 (8)3 1017 7tc w I...----------J..__________ r Home lrnp•o~mnent ~ Plumbo ng& Hea~on q 1:15 1:16 G• •lt'l'al H7 Ut1110 1 $ ter~ Hal.llonu M o hole 1\u '" R ~ p~11 pt. •Mob•le Jiome ORDINANCE NO 806 90 Corporatmn co nveymg to WHEREAS the Village of the V1llage of Pomeroy the Pomeroy 11 the owner of a 0 05 acre parcel of rut 0 06 ac re parcel of real es tate descnbed 1n Exh1b1t estate Situated west of the A 40 to o t nght of way known 2 Th8 Mayor of the VIllage as West Mam Street and of Pomeroy and ru Clerk are ad)ommg property owned by hereby authorlled and tn the Mc Do nald s Corpor11 structad to take all steps tlon a more partrcular des neceuary to effectuate the crtptron rs attached hereto conveyance mclud1ng but and marked Ellh1bit A not hm1ted t o publ1ahmg this WHEREAS rt 11 necessary ordinance 1n the local news for the McDonald Corpora paper on ce a week tor f1ve tron to acqurre sard real (5 ) consecutiVe weeki and es tate to com plete co nstrue preparmg and exeeutmg e lion of rt s restaurant and Ourt Cla1m Deed to the ro11 d access Mc Dona ld a Corporation WHEREAS the McDo larry Wehrung Bruce nal d Corporatmn rs the Reed Betty Baromck owner of a 0 06 acre parcel William Young Br1en of real estate Situated south Shenk Thomas Werry of a 25 toot elley Jotnrng Members of Pomeroy Front Street and West Ma1n VIllage Councrl S tree t whrch IS more partrcu (BI10 17 24 31 larly described as Elllhtbi1 8 (91 7 5tc attached hereto WHEREAS the 0 06 acre parcel o f reel estate owned 2 bv the Me Donald "Corpore ;==:l:n:M=e:m:o::ry::=:::; t1 o n c an be used by the Village of Pom eroy for road purposes and public use and the 0 06 ac re parcel owned by the V1llage of Pomeroy ha!l no U!l8 and the c onvey ance and &kchange of tatd real estate w1th the McDo nald s Corporatron would not be detrimental to the general mterest of the V1l lage of Pomeroy BE IT ORDAINED by tho You were taken lrom Vtllage Council of the Vrllage us two years ago today of Pomeroy State of Oh1o by an offtrmatrve vote of all so very suddenly . members olectad thereto We still questiOn why rhat because we m1ss you so 1 Th e V1llage of Pomeroy very much co nvey to the McDonald 1 Corporetton the 0 06 acre But we know 1n our parcel of re11l Mtate dM hearts that you re '" c rtbed m E11h1bit 8 for Heaven a much better alllchange and In constdera place t1on of the McDonald s P.a<!s •Mobile Hom EJ Downspouts "At Reosonable Pmos" RPr1tals Gutter Cleamng PH. 949-2801 of Pomtror, Oh1o DAVID MARK TALBOTT Born Sept 8, 1965 D1ed Aug 10. 1988 2 In Memory In memory of EMMA D. JOHNSON who passed away 10 years ago , 11. August 1980 Sadly m1ssed by her Children. Grandchildren . and Great Grandchildren. 11 Public Notice IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA S OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Star Bank N A Trr State Plemttff - vMrchae4 l Miller et al Dofendenh No 90 CV 1 34 SERVICE BY PUBliCATION To J o hn Doe •nd Mary Doe the unknown apouae1 c... Public Notice rf any of Defendant s Mlch&el l Miller and Garl Anderson aka Ge1l A Ander son You are hereby not1fred that & Co m plamt has been hied ags1 ns t you m the Me1gs County Co urt o f Common Pleas Mergs Co unty Court Ho us e Po mer o't Oh10 m Cue No 90 CV 134 whe rem Pla1ntlff has brought a for ec losu re acuon aga1nst certain real property requettmg the Coun to marshall the hens on aard property and ceuso the Shenff of Me•gs County Ohio to advertise and sell said premtsea at pubhc sale n upon execut1on You are further nottf1ed t hat you h11ve 28 days after the last publi cation of thiS nottce to frle an answer or other respon11ve pleading to this act1on If you fall lo trl e en 11n1wer or other resp o n t!Ve ple•dmg JUdgment by defaul t may or will be rendered agamst you CHERRINGTON EVANS II< MOULTON By D Dean Evans K of P Burldmg Gallipolis OH 45631 Telephone No (6141446 1737 Att or ney for Pla1nt1ff 171 6 13 20 27 IBI 3 I 0 6tc 949-2168 8 7 91).1 mo BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION tNew Homes Hugh Y•rd Sate, Frl & Sal 11 30 ~::..~ ~'l:,..t2 c~.:l~"'4 ~.. Htnde,..gn ClothH, fumltwt 0,.....,•• Homolnton.,,lotsol mite ltema All procelda ar• going tow•rd good ctuaa 304675-6077 1fter 6 00 Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 / ,J..,"\ \lllQi . . R'l.. L. HOLLON TRUCKING SER~ICE REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING •fiREWOOD BILL SlACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD nES 612 90tfn BtHbail C.rd & Comic Show care Saturday August 11th, 8a m. 5p m Kanaug• DAY Hall Tab• apae. l¥tllabte Call H.lrvay, also a<id bo1l and rod out radiators We also repair Gas Tanks. •ANYTHING AT ALL PAT' HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport , Oh1o 1 I ll Me USED APPUANCES MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR 90 DIY WAIIAIITY WASHER5-$100 up DRYER5-$69 up R!FRIGERATOR5-$100 up • RANGES-Gn·Eiec - $111 up FREEZERS-$125 up MICRO OVENS-$79 up AU MAKES Bring It In Or Pick Up. We KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 992 - ~35 and heater corn. We can •FILL DIRT 5 ll 91111n 234e We can repair and re radiators KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE or985 -3S61 992-5335 or V85-35bl Aa"1' from Potl OHirt 211 E. Str. Pomeroy Aaots from Post Offi<t POMEIOY; 01110 POMEIO Y, OHIO l/6/ 90/ Hn 101!0/ 89-ttn PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-28b0 ClfiiA, ~"-·--~- POMEROY - 1647 l1ncon Hts - Cule as a bunon Neal as a pen desc 11bes lh1s two bedroom home w1lh an eQUipped kitchen carport and part basemen! Has afloored aiiiC and 50x288 fool lol $15 000 Your ~()5 Day A Year Rerrear MIDDLEPORT - Greal ne~ ghbor hood- co1ner lot All on one flo01 plan 21o 3 bedrooms large panlrj and a part ba semen! En closed front srttmg porch and a n1ce lol Hunt/ f ud om Tu{lwf( Drape~ 614-992-2328 We Say What We do. We Do Whot We Say. 36 YRS EXPERIENCE 7 - 23-1 mo TRI·COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU.... POMEROY, OHIO Rt 7 & S R 143 ALBANY , OHIO Rt 60 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 am -7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10 a m 6 p m 8 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY. MAY 29 . 1990 #1 Copper 90C per tb • Clean Dry Aluminum Cans, 36C per tb .J.13 90 tfn Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of Ice and Snow? Now's RACINE - Join the Rent RebelliOn - l1ve '" lh1s neat 12x65 mob1le home w1lh two bedrooms for less lhan rent payments Ha s a beaulifullawn ol approx ~ acra 113.500 FLATWOODS RD - Agrow1n g area Approx 3 acres wrth a greal lay10g bu 1ld1n g srte or mobile home srte TPC water ~v!ilabl e ElectriC lines across Ihe property Almost ready ~lo go )USI needs you $8,000 NEED LISTINGS I Amenca's Favont e Portable Spa BAUM LUMBER CHESTER 985-3301 The Time to Find Out. CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 992-7762 For Old fit New Roofs. Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling mo Singlet lnformallon and 1 dl~ ntrlad option tor finding 1 p1rtnar HNrt•Nrth P 0 Bok 1043 Gall lpollo, nH 45631 4 2 all Giveaway gr~y 3451 Jam•t. eala, 364-68.2· 2 IMge y1rd ...,. goodl !'J4.. 3118"'1441 8 mo old mala, German Shaphwd, white tin to 1 good hom. !14-378-2135 Free puppl.. p1rt Germ1n Shephard and lab R.. rtvar, 304- 812-am Honey btH to glv•w•y !14litl2-2483 Call g..5p m Someone to tur down 1 112 ltcwy old hou" for lumber, mu.t t'taUI =~ all traeh, 30477'3-!181 or 12_..257: ETC STORY RUN RO - Wallet Stretcher - LIVe 1n th e hou se wrth 3 bedrooms and equipped k1lchen W01k mlhe garage and b1g workshop, and rent lhe 3 bedroom mob1le home Country sen1ng wrth 2~ acres $34 500 rOYf 446·1'410 $27900 Help Wanted cqc.AOOPTIONSj»elal t.mlly w•nla to ~Ill btby •nd ut a ch•nce Cal collect 7'08-352· 1858 U.ry Ellyn lnd Chuck. Miud Brood Dog, good wlklds. needa room to run m.te 814- NO SUNDAY CAllS 4-16 86-lfn HOT SPRING SPA Fumltwt Sale Now In ProQrta at Flair Furniture Galtfpollt Ferry, WV c;a_:;,r ,,_,,~·'' 206 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992 - 2886 / HOME 992 -6692 DOTitE S TURNER, BROKER e~81e l<lttane, litter tralntd Urge black end whha male dog lo to good t'loma 814- •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION We Guarontee FREE ESTIMATES Your Satlofa<tlon JOSEPH 0 . JACKS 7 20-1 mo Aug i-10 Lampe and lablaa llowtl"', fin, humldlflar, lawn chalra, cur1alne 321V7 Pin• Grove Rd 9-6 8 Public Sale & Auction Tan buck a hot liM 07118, muM t•ka •H, 304-t75-1'.MO Whha flm1l1 full grown c.t Sp~~yad & d~lawed. FrM to good t1oma S14tii2-7798 6 Lost & Found $1,000 eaah reward tor lntonn.llon ludlng to ttra retum of two mala Btuatrctl Coon Hounds tos1 or 1tolen In 0.1111 Couny C.mpa~lgn Church •rN July 4, 1190 ColT 304-411!1-711711 or 6~<&4884 after oil 30 P II or anytime onYM•kenda LOST femtla bill tnd tan Coon d~ Lading Cr"'k Aulltnd Oh Can11CI Chtt11a WIM, 61,._ tot« ~7U484 m 7 Wanted to Buy Mobl~ 446~175 UNCI eM. nom• call Wanted Tg Buy Junk Autos wHh or without motor. C.ll Larry Uvol 1 614-388-11303 Employmenl Services Announcements ADOPTION We'd lovt lo •hara our hutU & home with Infant WIN oftttr lon, wtnnlh & tffeetlon, financltlty ..cure, leta http Nch othart Madleai!Lagal axpenua ptld, Call collect Evtnlnga, 201-421· 4-16-86-rtn 985-4422 SHRUB & TREE TRIM and ' 4SI60 SUNDAY CALLS ExarciN bike, nle. cloihlng 1 ml.c Baum Addhlon behlnc:t akltlng rink. August 10-11 ~ 5p m Rain e~ncetl 9 3 •LIMESTONE Remodeling & NO Auguat 14 15 Rt 1 Tuppara Plalne T•lix.Cie Men1 'womena, chlld,..n clothing Rain cancels Rlek Purson Auction Company now booking auetlona ax· pertance maktl the dlffartnca LictonNd Ohio, Kantueky W-.t VIrginia, 30H73·57U Announcements •GRAVEL •Complete Now H-1 lttilt Free Esttmates '" Very sadly m1ssed by, Mom. Donette. Kevm , Danny Teresa, Demse, S1d, Joey, Dad Aunts. Uncles. Grandparents and Fnends From F:duh Ro <l Vacation Money Day or Night 1!2..,lla from 248 on Co Ad 28 John Newell rn Old cupboards with Uour mill lntlde B&W TV, bed sink, Iota of clathal Aug t-10.11 6M-985-4131 Aug t-10-11 .t Maxine Mlchlll, L.luret Cliff, Pomeroy BaAiblill eardl, eloiMing, mlec WANT ADS bring Ohio & Vicinity Birthday Rei'. Ross! Yard Sale GallipoliS & VIcinity 2 Family V•nl Sal« l•by n.me, baby owing, good oloiMfiiJ 111 IIHI, knlolc..mtoki, prlmatl~ t1W., oounty rc.d I. lu• otl 81 Rl 35 In CtntlfVIIII, 811 Aug 11th. A.lln or llhlna btdroom, nic41 location, utlltliea Included Eftlcltney ~ utllllloo lnc:ludod 11-I<H2- 11 8 2 Mobile ! "Arthur is nobody's fool. He freelances." 56t h to 2 8m Cl _ _,...,.,_.._,_ ... - - - 4 flmlly yard Nil 1-iiH SlrMt, PorMroy Road bafo" PIUW11 will be aigns Frlday..S.Iurdly SALES & SERVICE CHESTER, OHIO •Garages Stop Middleporl, 2 bedroom trailer tor ,..nt G..llpollo Forry, po"lally lurnlohod, ftt1 water & garb1g1, phgne 304 713-2668 or avanlnge 875282"! L::S."""=~:::....-:-L..;::::> .U,~2>':' Yard !at. 81 Burdette Add Frldoy.Sot..da, 8 00-4 00 p m 11117 Chevy Nova, 350 •ng, du•l, glaaa•r•, clathn mlee Happ y 949·2860 or Res. BISSELL SIDING CO. Real Estate General Summer was one of your favonte seasons You loved to f1sh and sw1m or JUSt ude around m your 1eep There 1sn't a day that goes by that we don't th1nk of you Dave we will always love youn TEACHERS WANTED - NO COLLEGE DE GR EE NEEDED L1ve-ln motructora needed to teach community and peroonalokllloto adulto 1n the1r own home Various oklllo and tatento needed If you hke to cook. oxere~oe. garden . read. or drive - we may have 1 job for you We ' re looking for people who enjoy other peo· pie. who can leach variou••killl to others. who are creatiVe, and wtlhng to dnve a1 part of an energetic team High school degr0t1 . valid drlv er' s hcense and good dr1v1ng record requtred Two po11tlons starling at $4 26 / hour If Inter· eated call286·6039 no later than 8 / 17 / 90, aok for Christy Equal Opportunity Employer Pamtmg FREE ESTIMATES I 12 88 Hn Public Notice In Lovmg Memory Of bntde JBII) 1982 Chevrole1 Scotts dale 10 ptckup (may be seen at County Garage) Vehiclea to be sold AS IS With no guarantees Out11deofenvelopecontam lng btd must be clearly marked "B1d for 1982 Ford · or ' Btd for 1982 Chevrolet' The Board of Metgs County Commllflloners re aerves the nght to accept or retectanyorellblds Me1gs County Comm1u1onen Mary Hot.tetter Clerk .t..;l;.;m;;•:,:Y_b:;•;.:•:;••:;n;.:,•1:..:;P•:;•:.;~;:'n:;:g:_l::;o:;,tJ.i.8.:,1_1_0;_1_7.:_:2_tc;__ _ _ _~ HOMES & GARAGES Rt. 33 Nerth PUB UC NOTICE NOTICE 11 hereby gwen th•t on Saturday August 11 , 1990 , at1000am a public ••le w1ll be held at 106 Un1on Avenue Pom eroy, Oh1o t o aell tor c ash the following collateral 19B6 CHEVROLET Celabrrtv Ser II 1G1AW9X 7F6186669 The Farmers Bank and Savtng1 Company Pam eroy Oh1o reserves the nght to b1d et thtt 181e and to wtthdraw the above colla teral prior to sale Further The Farmers Bank and Sa., mgt Company reserves the nght to reject any or ell bids submitted Further the above eo ll11 ter•l will be sold m the con dtt10n tt 11 tn wrth no e• pressed or 1mpl1ed warren tiM grven IBI 8 9 10 3tc PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY VEHICLES FOR SALE Pursuant to Sect 10 n 307 12 ORC the M11ga County Commissioners wtll rece1veaealed b1da unt1112 noon August 29 1990, rn t~e office of the Metgl County Comm•utonera lo cated m the Courthouse Pomeroy Oh1o with btdato be opened et2 PM and read aloud for the sale of the follow1ngveh1cleawh1chare no longer m use by the County 19B2 Ford lTD. 4 door Gutters fle2·1'4N. Pleasant &V~n~ Happy Ads 1;::========~;-r;=========;-r;=~=======flrr==n~ririiin~=;l Howard L. Writesel COUNTRY BISSELL PLUMBING & HEATING MOBILE ROOFING BUILDERS New Lo<Otton· 161 North St<ond HOME PARK CUSTOM BUILT NEW- REPAIR 992-7479 Public Notice 5 Public Notice Business Services •Lot· Renfals Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice nlahed W•-".,, dry• 11235/mo plul dapoetl •nd LIIIIU• 614- ~ Middleport Public Notice 2 badfoom mobllt hom• Fur· M nto•cyc 16 Bu•ts & Mot u • s lor S.~ lt 7S 76 77 E Quipment lor Runt Fmlttit51:! 14160 2BR Extra N~, CA., Awntnga, ~v.t1 lot Mila from Hotzer No Pet8. 1514-446-2300 dump trailer, toot1, jewelry, dishes like new mat~ tresa.lote of mise 73\lruu&4WO ~ 74 Help Wanted AVON · All true, Call Marilyn W•var 304-882·2&45 Acc.ptlng appUeallons Uond•y thru Thurwd.ly, 1 oo-4 00. Lorobl's Pizu Sliver Bridge Plan, Oolllpolio, Olio Appl1 In pwtaon, no phoM ea111 plei.H Alrtlne Joba Directory Gual'llntMd Employmorrt , 304-344-me Ext A·1 AVON I All ArNI I Shlrt.y Spuro, 304"'175-14~ Babylln•r In my home Rlo Grtnde area 2·3 days ~r WMk 6 30a m"" OOp m 614-245-9137 Babyalnar nMd~ Mull bl 1n my Mm• 614--44&-'Mie Chnhlrt K,.ger 1rea rate,.ncM pNfarred, your home or mlntt, •14-367-7597 after 6p m Coemelologlst n"dedl Gua,.nIMd wagH, paid VllCitionl 614446·7261 Dental Astilltant Need~. Sand resume to eta Box 041 Gallipolis Dally Tribuna, 825 Third A.111 , Galli polis, OH 45631 Eam money b'r\ ha week Join the numt>.rs to damonl11"1tl "Chrlttmu·Around Tt.Wortd" July Oec•mbar L.Nve nama, ddrns, and phon• number on answering sarvlct 614·992-63'19 EARN MONEY Reading Bookal $30 000/yr In come potent ial No~ hiring (1) 905-687-6000 E.xl Y4562 EARN MONEY Reading book•l $30,000/yr ineoma potential Now hiring (11 805-687-6000 Exl y 10189. Echoing Meadows An ICF pM R 11 eurran11y ••king 1 lui._ 11rne AN or LPN tor afternoon shin wilh Frtday and Satt.Kday oH lntarnted partlaa plUH eall 614 59t-3S41 or apply in person at 318 W Un ion SlrHI, Ath.nt Ohio 45701 Monday. Frtct.y 8 11 30 a m or, ... p.m Exp. Hou•• etuner for Fridtya $Jan hr 614-446~611 Experienced heating 1nd cool lng Installer Mull be willing to work Send resume to P 0 . Box n90, Pomeroy, Oh Fedsrtl Jobst Eam $28 000486,000 All occupation• needed 114-89t-7859,Ext 0, Food atrvlc• worker nNCied to pkk up pttpaNd mula and dellvtr to C.rleton School, Nl: up Hrv~ and Mf'Y• mull to approxlmattly 50 tludtnts •nd aduHs clean up Mull MYI valid ' Ohio driv.,.. t~nca AbiiHy ro 01*'111 khchen • qulpmant, m•lnttln recorda S5 M per hr 10 hrli PI' wk. plua travel rtlmbureement Poating enda 8112110 Subrnll•ppllcatlon to llolgo MRIDO t:IIO Carleton 91 81ro•"":'.!... Ohio 45178 IIEIOS CCIUNH BOARD Of MENTAL RETARDATION AND DEVELDPIIENTAL DISABILITIES DOES NOT 0111CRIIIINAlE IN PROVISION Of SERVICES OR EMPLOYMENT BECAUIIE Of HANDICAP, RACE. COLOR, CREED, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEX. OR AGE •pori- Qrocory clorlt. helpful RMUmtlrtferwnot ct~re ol P 0 . Box 721C, Pomonrj, OH lndlvklutl lo potfonn olunlng . . . - ollho Crown CKy 01110 Pool Oltlcl. Conltot tho loool poot. .alw II lt4-Z88-IM7 lor lurthor lnformlllon Homn for Rant Child,.n •tcome. $115/rno 6145 11 31 Homes for Sale Help Wanted -n,--____ _ trail.,, paid. Kerr :. 25e :..:.·...: ' 2br, 1-----------.,.....----------1 Wltlt' Bethel Rd, 1200 '""' plus deposit 114-446-1354 3 BR trtller, bath I 112 814-~ 2878 01" 6,4-\46-tit50 Chlrmlng 2br mobile home, Upper R1 l l275hno plus utiUIIII O.p & Ret , 614-446251S ______ ,....:. 7 room 1\ouaa-good repair In EARN MONEY typing, Long Botlom, ~ Seenlc view wordprocnsing personal com ot Ohio River 3 milal trom putlng. AI home Full Of pt lime Forked Run stale Park, Shade $35 000/yr itlCome polentilll (1) Rlvtr Forat1 & 1000 to be 8c05 _ "'1_rrr _ .ao _ oo ...:..:E::x...:..: t B-::1::01::8:.:9:.___ marina Within minutes of lhr" 1 NUI"MI 0\lerbrook C.nler TM public bolt ram~ Owner traas nawnt and most modem decuNd priced to Mil $15 500 skilled tong-lann eatt facility, Call 6141985-41175 or 614r247 now haa full and par111ms RN 4035 and LPN poaltlona avtllabla 7 rooms t 1r.l bathe, country For mgra Information regarding living but cloM to Meig11 School Overbrook C.ntar employment and town At 3:J..4 ltna which t.atur• 1 very compatl- Township Road 27: First road lo llva wag• and benefit ptckage ~ Call &14 11g2 7't18 or 1 384· call 614 992-6472 R• quail Sally O~o«;kn.,, Otredor Country Soiling 4 bedrooms, 2· of Nuralng 1!2 balh1, can(,.l ht1t and air Qualified reglsta~ nurse buemanl, attached garage 20 I'IMdld tor 62 bed facility (long mlnut•a from A1han11. 1 112 term) located In Point PlaaHnl. miiH to Ualgs High ~hool WV Admlnlstr~llw• akllla and Raf•tncH and dapoett ,... wo~ ••peri•nc• nKMIIry qulrod 814-593-6937 Compatltlwe salary 1nd baneiHI Fr~nk Topping, For !ala r~uc.cl· mullt aall Cont•ct colonlal lty la, 4 bedroom• 2 C.rWvan ol Point PtlaMnt !Mtha, blltmant, garage a School bus Oper~~tor, 9 month Olhara Buildings 2 I a ern, In position, $815 per 1'\our Con- ground pool C.ll Somerville tract basi• only "P,.r.r tomtOna Rutty, 304-675-3030 gr 67!-3431 In the Rio Grandt, VInton araa postns appropriate Houu tor nl•, ! Burdatta Mutt Khoot bus vehicle llcenH or Addn, 304"'175-2794 willing to obtain For more In· Housa in Northup, I rooms I a torm~~tlon c111 814 3677371 or wrtte to the Gallla County B011rd bath, 614..C46-2461 of MR/00 PO Box 14 land contract lata wh"l 1nd C"-hlra Ohio 45620 dol on 1 newly ,.modal~ thrM bedroom hou18 In Pom•oy Will taka e11h, catr, truck, baa1, motorcyela, al e tor WANTED Two JMrt·tlma down payment Make an ott.r pottllone In a community group 614-992-2M4 for f"nJOna whh home da1111opmanta1 diNbllltiH In Price reduced, 6 room house In town, buement, carport 614· Jackson {1) 26 hi"'/Wk 4-8p m U-F 4 l'trl1o be aeh~ulad M.f 446~365 614-446-4246 . 614-4462·hour weekly staff m..Ung, gr 8127 81 OlhenrfiSI IChed!Md, (2) 26 h""'k h m -4p m 1 Sun , 3- Spring Valley Al"'ll, 3br 3 Nttts, Bp m U/Tu/W, 2 nra to be tormal dining room, l•rg• llmlly wlfh woodbumlng ach~ulad Su-W, 2oohour WMkly room ltttf meatlng.Lor u othMwt., flrspl•ct wtth bucbtova, 2 c:a.r deck brick pauo, hot echedu~ BuJH Hl~h IChool utllhy building !17 O.k dagrM, valid drlvlf • lie.,... fub Oliva 814--44&-4928ttfar 8p m and good drMrtg ,.cord good communication and or~nlu · TWo elory hom• wllh full ba-tlon skills punctual, and to ment Low h"t budget Exc.twgrk •• par1 of a lAm r.qulr.d lant condhlon Gallfpolla Ctty axptorlenca working wtth per- School• 614·2~6-68M son• with mental rwt•rd•tlon and da.,.aopmant.l dlubllltln Unique 111ga country home 22 prtferrad but not requl red terM, 5 bedroom, Cherry Ridge Saltry $4 25/hr, to atart Send 144.500 614-!192·5348 resum• to C.cill• B•k•, Buck· oyo Community Sorvlc. ., PO 32 Mobile Homes So• 604, J1obon, OH 45840, pt••• aptelty which poaftlon for Sale lpplylfiiJ lor Doodllno 1of .,.. plielnts 11'14190 EqUIII Oppor· 121152, 11175, 1br with porch AC can be tMn on Thomp.on Ho i· tuntty Employ• 1ow Rd 12,500 e14-347·78113 Wlek•ncl ca,. Udy to llv. In tnd cera tor aldarty ltdy In 1969 Priea Mayere, 12160, 2br Syracusa Ohio ev.ry week .. nd good eond, all gas, ,.rttelly fur· 6141992-2800 nlthad 614·256-1146 Pt.... o•"'r· •bl• 12 SHuatlon Wanted Old1r woman lo llva in & ah•r• with axpenaes 614 245-9219 18 Wanted to Do Babyalttlng In my home Ex partenc.d, loving Chrllltlan moth•r who would enjoy mothering your child whll• you work Muls and •n•eks are ~:JdiKI Call Ruthle 614 7112· Child etrt provldtd In my Rio Granda Homa d a~a E•c ca re w/rauonatlie raiH 614 2451550 Mill Paula 11 Day Care C.nter Sate, affordable chlldcare M F 6 am 530 pm Ages 210 Befort, sftar sch~ Drop-I ns w•lcoma 614-446-8224 ,----,-~ Will Baby ell In my home Haw• Good Raftronc•• 614-368 81 t-4 Will babyell In my home Oaye only 614-446-669 2 Will to babysltllng In my hom• WHkdaya 4gea 2 & up H•w• dayc.a,. ax~rie ne e & reteran· eas Excellent Ca,. 614-4468202 Double wide, pt1vatt ~t , 3 bedroomtJ. 2 full blths, alr/eond , Gall l"arry S325 month 304875-]t)ffl Fumlth.cl, 2br V2 mila .... of Porter on 55<1 614-388-9983 Rani 3 bedroom trailer Nlet 2 mlln fl'om Pomeroy on Sr 143 304~7U200 44 Apanment lor Rent BR apartment, ltOVI & ref fumlahad Downttalre Water I traah tuml1had Upper AI 7, Upper River Rd 614-441-3940 2 3 fumlahed •par1mentt, 1 haa 2br, Tha oth.r two h11 wuher & dryer'a , 1 br, 614-446--2725 35 Watt Apt 2br, 1 bath prl.,•t• ancloHd patio ciON to grocery 11om & shopping center, water, HWar, traa~ provided, $2&51mo 814M1·1608 Apll In Pomeroy and Mid· 7811 disport c.11 m BEAUTIFUL APARTME~S AT BUOGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 53e Jockson Pike trom $192/mo Walk to ehop & movl• Call 614-440-2568 EOH Fumlahad 2 room• I bath Oownatalra Cl•• n. No pit~I Rat I dap required 6..........1511 Furnished Apt 807 Second Ave Gallipolis, $225 lltllltiH paid 1bf 814-446-4418 a her 7p.m. Fuml1h.cf Efflcltncy, $175, Utltltln P1ld, Galllpolla, 814 44&~416 •f1•r 7p m Gr~cioua living 1 and 2 bed· room apar1ments .t Vllltga Manot' •nd Rlvaralaa Apartm1nt1 In Middleport From Ne CoU 614-112·7781 EOH Mlddlapor1, Ohio, B"ch St One bedroom tum ..hed apt, depoeH I raferance requi~. 304-182· 2588 Nicely Fum'ed Sm1ll hOUie, not auUabll tor garage chlld"ran, no pets, $300/mo O.poatt , 614--446-03:18 Nlcel~ Fumlahad Mobile HolM In city CA Suitable for 1 per· eon Ref IOtp Requlr~ 614· 446-0338 KIT 'N' CARL\ LE® b) Larry Wright Household H ..dboard, foatbolrd fnma 114-446-0765 m ..--••u GOOD USED APPLIANCES Woohoro, dryoro, roiTigorotors rangH Skaggs Appll•ncll, Upper River Rd Bnldt Stone C,. .. Mot•I Co II 614-446-7398 Htd .....bed, ••c cond & luy boy recliner, good cond, Data of Sale 8n3190 3 OOp m.. Beat of. fer! 61~2208 KanrnoN •ulomatlc w1ahar, whlta 195, Kenmore Waahar & Dryer Sat, Harvnt Gokl $250 G.E Eloctrlc Drysr, I9S, G E' Eltctrtc Oryar $75, K•nmor• Oryar, $75, Frigidaire Dryer 171, 30 Inch Electric R1nga Copper· tONI, $75, Electric Rangt Top & BoUom Oven, Coppenona, $150, Electric Range 20 Inch Whitt, $75, Eltetric Range, 30 lneh, $95, Po"abla Dishwasher $95 Refrto-rator Muva-' Gold, $95 ChHI Frazer, 20 cubic toot J150 Skaggt Appliance Upptr Alvar Road, 614-446-7398 Mollohon Corpots Upper Rl 1 North Ou•lhy Carpet• I Fuml· ture at low prien CNM:k ue out 1984 Schunz, 141165, A.C dac:k, storage blda tT 1 000 or take over paymen1s 304.67!Ki145 Rooms lor rent · w..k or month Starting a1 $120/mo Oallla Hot~ 1966 mobile home 14x70 2 b.d· roo m1, all alae aauma loan 304-882·1451 1988 Pr ..tlg• 70 .,4 Carpa1 1 3 Btdrooma, 2 Balha Garaen Tu.~ 1 C.ntr1 ! Air, Totti Elaclrlc 6' walla, Double lnaulatMI Clll 614-367-0397 Sl ..pln~ room• wtth cooking Al10 tratl•r apace All hook ups. Ca ll after 2 00 p m , 304 T'rJ. 5651 Mngn WV 46 Space for Renl Commerc ial Sign Spec. Rt 35 West 1,4 245-11448 SPECIAL Factory to you1991 2 or l bedroom14x70 models at the unbelievable prlc• ol $12,900 dtflwered and ••t up Call 1·8()()..]29.4045 tor dalalla Country Moblt. Hom• Park, Route 33 North ot Pomeroy Lota rwntala parts NIM C.ll 614-992-lii?Q Mobile Hom" tor sale on 3 quar1erl ac re ol land For $1000 614 256-1575 47 Lots & Acreage wanted to Rent Wovld like to rent houal In the coun1ry L.angavlll..ntd., or Sa$em Cent•r lrN IM-)112 2339 or 614-669-4008 RENT TO OWN 614-446-:1158 6 pc wood group $14 01 par w..k 4 ~t•r t.droom •uh1, eomplete $15 20 par WMk dinlltla with 4 chair. $7:!0 par w•k Magic Chef 14 eu fl Refrigerator $12 98 J* weak, 15 cu t1 tr..zar $10 90 per wMk VI' A• Furniture Rt 141 4 mil•• on Rl 7-Cant•I\I'Y Open 7 day1aw"k SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva Sl Gallipolis N.w I Uted furniture haattrl Waa1am & Wofl( bool1 614-446-3158 Antiques Buy or ••II Rlwerl .. Antlqutl, 1124 E Main Street, Pomeroy Houri MTW 10 001 m to 6 00 p m, Sunday 1 00 to I 00 p m .1..992 2526 Claw toot or similar style bath tub Good condUion only 614!192 7563 Top Caah paid Old furniture euboards, quina orltntal paintings, tov-, or enllre Mille call eoriact 3()4..52~.:1275 01 304523-1854 Miscellaneous Merchandise 16 n of walt cabinet• 11 tt of <tow., different slz• 614-4464737 1988 Cub Cadet lawn t111etor, ax e cond, 18 hp 50 cut, $2,600 304 .ae2 2031 76 Graw•ly Traclor and Sulky SIIOO 614-367-7sn o .. Sa lon EquiJ:~ment 2 hr.d rwullc chairs 2 dryer chars w/dl}are, 2 llhampoo bowls e14 241-5558 Blcycl.. his 1nd he,., Sears 2T FrM Splrll, 12 1pMd Sams •• "" $175 for both 304-615 1131 Wooded lot on Ra ccoo n Ct'Mir. Ali u1llhln $600 down Take over $90 par month payments Real Eslate Rentals 31 Homes lor Sale 1 1/4 acre, 3 mU11 from town, 2br LA wHh flreplaca 1 den bo-nt 114-441.0365. 112-.cra, I rooma wit~ ba... =1.;." hL::,:.U~P·.f"~~ Folio ei<~7-311131814-241-20U Beanie 114-25t-1172 e.u~i-~341 S I a e 83 Renault Reliance, 4 door, auto good cond, 64,500 mitt~, 55 , .. Inch Cregar whMia, 304-175- 11 18 19?4 Nov• 454 anglnt, 400 Turbo transmission , poatti111 trectlon """'nd Black Interior $1,200 1114-JII2 2251 1915 Lincoln Cont 1975 Otda Cutlass, both run, $295 ..ch, 304-4178-2218 Building 1978 Mercury Cugar 251 •ngln•. good cond, PS, PO, power win· dDWI CRJIH air ll•reo $900 Supplies 304-682·2036 Block, brlek HW•r ~pea win· dowa, llnt•ls ale Claud• Win ters, Rio Grande, OH C.ll 61t245-8121 56 Pets for Sale .;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ regllltared Chow Chow 6141992~21 Drllgonwynd C.nary Persian SlamiH and Himalayan kittens 614-446-3844 1flar 7 p.m 1978 Ae.gal Buick akc cgnd 68,000 mll•s $2 000 304-6~ 71!18 1979 Ford Mustang, $900 RJnl ~- 304"'175-571)5 s11• 5 00 ,97'9 Pontiac Umana, 2dr, PS, PB.Jautom~~tic , good cond, $&00 01::10 61~~7 -~---,-- 11180 Fireblrd, r~ht front damaged bitt on.r 614-:)88.. 11321 1911 Chevy Chliillt1a, 47,000 IC· tual mlln vary good cond, tlr, Female Pomer11nlan 10 WMkl llt•r.g, aulo tr11nsmlalion hJO· old IFirst WOfmlng 480 6M·742· gagt rack, $1,500 304-882 2031. :1110 1981 Dodge Omnl good cond, Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson Ava $850 304-67S-6113 attar 5 00 Point Ptuun1 304-675-2063 10 PM gat ut up $14 99 1nd 10 gal completa $43 25 1983 Impala 11174 NOYI J04. 458·1611 Groom and Supply Sho~PIIt Groom ing All breeds All atylts ,083 Monte Cat1o, good eondllame Pel Food Dealer Julia lion T top 305-VB 614·992Wabb Call 614-'46-0231 2840 HAPPV JACK ENDURACIDE Kille f1111, tlcka & man91 ml1n ganalleally Immune lo oldtr foruml11 LONGER RESIDUAL 8JQ.OEGAAOEABLE Contalnl NO oynOhotlc Pl'"'hroldt FOR DOGS ONLYI VINT()Ij GENERAL STORE 11183 Ranaull Allla nea, 4dr 4eyl , 5 spd, 11500 614-258-1644 HAPPY JACK FLU GARO All mM1I patented device contn:tla u... In th• homt~ wllhoue PES. TtCIOES Rasuha ovarn4ght R&O FEEO & SUPPLY 3!1i W Wain 91 , PorMroy 1964 VW Rabbit L gDOd cond AC, 4opd, 12,000 0 6 0 014245·11164 Pur•brad Fam.ala Siame" Cal 3 yaere old Spad• I declawtd V.ry Friendly 814--446-0065 ,1184 Buick Park Av. , 57,000 mlln, l0o1ded 304.fi75-3.U1 al· til' 7 00 1964 Dodg• Colt auto , 2dr Runs IXC $1650 614-"6-67!1 1985 Chtv.U. Cdr, tutomaUc & air, AmJFM ltar.a ctiiMife $1,6!WJ 814-446-67SI 1985 Chevy Impala 4 door aedan, like new All lhe equlpnMnt 305 VB $2900 814 992 A~'d beagiH, 5 mos old, 1 6718 ~~~g~ r.mala $50 ueh 61t1i85 Dodge Charger Hatehback, Reg, Beagle Pups, 3 montha 5 spHd, PS, PB, new tlr11 okf. SSO uch 614-256-11111 59 000 miles, vary good cond ~ 7 ______ anyt ime, 614..C~n 8-5 ..It $2500 ~-67~~ for ltiVI 1985 Oodg• Chlrg•r autom1tic Sehnauztr11.l. ml nltture, 18H and & air, Arn!FM ater.a caSMtte, pepper AK~_; Also poodln, tiny rear defroster, $2SOO 614-4460751 toys Cool villa 614-667 3404 StameN Kltt•n• S50 Each 114- 1985 Ford Eseor1, 2dr, ~pd , Exc gas mllur,, $1,615 D1y 379-211:1 U4-286-5066, lltmngs 61457 2454118 Mustcat Instruments 7 pc: Drum Set good cond, 614448-96:11 11185 Olds !18 Rtgancy Exc oond, 90 000 mil... h4-44&-8102 614~46-4179 11185 Ponll.c Grtnd Prl• 21one 1/lvar aharp car $4,000 nag 614-446--6751 County Falr Special ,5% off r~gular tuning• Enda August 15 J & M Plano S.Nica Calf Bill Wtrd 304-882-2325 1986 Red Camero 1 Owner V6 Fu.. In!. Good Retlabl• C.r $5000 Call 304-675-5653 01' 614 367 75tn Anytime <RIIIIstlc sound system, 4 tpNk•r& amp, ml1lng board 5 microphones 3 stands $400 304.61'S-3238 111188 Chevy Ctvtllar l 24 Low mileage. Like n.w Clll 6 14-44~ 1111, g 10 5 p m aflar 5 614-441 1818 Conn Comet $200 Fruits & Vegetables Canni ng tomato.• Bring eon taln•l"' Marsh all Adams 614· 247·2055 Dunrovln FruH Farm Ju .. off S1 R1 681 Ent of Albany Wa accept food l'lamps Early haNIIt tppln,paachn, honM grown melons and lomaton 9·7 dally etoud Monday 614-6~298 J I R homegrown 843-6313 Produc• Frnh wegetebln.. 614- ,1186 Chry•ler l aa r Sharp ear 26 000 mit" Automatic 1lr fuel lnJtct lon, much more $S 200 6141949 2877 Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment 1982 John Oatre 450C dozer 304"'175-3280 call doyo enning• 304-675-!117 or 304- 44 Mil, lrodo, 8 OH 00 -...,., Sol till Noon UM<I Round Bater, good oond, S3,250 Coli e14-441-4217. 3br houoo, t 112 mlloo out1ldo ol Rio on Rl 3211 et4-245-55511 63 Livestock 4 Hotltoln CrOM C.lvot, Coli ....1ngs et4-318-l1873. 3br, 1 112 ballha, gart. . nice 64 Hay 1987 Mo nt e Carlo SS Burg1ndy. 113,000 mil.. $harp. $8QOO 614388..S523 or 6,4-388-1434 1987 Monte C.rlo, Super sport Surgandy 43 000 mil• sharp, 11.1100 e14-388-8434 'No wonder our tunnel caved In You were dumping the dirt out here/ · Boats & Motors tor Sale & Grain Hoy hlr Solo. ClOY« & Tlmothv. Round Boloo In tho Flold IM24&-41118 1978 Soo Stor 140 HP Mo,.•uloo 110 All aceeuori• muet Mill o__t4::4:4:.:. 8 _73:.:8::5_ _ _ _ __ Hou" B01t, 34 Flbatglaaa tm Nauta-llne 350 •nglnt, wlapprox 1 000 hrs exc cond, 614-448-4108, 114-379-211«1 NOW ON SALE I! YAMAHA WAVERUNNERS SaiM Parts Aceaaortes, Sarvi~ RIVER SIDE MARINE, Rt 7 (1cron from K·r.t.rt. Gallipolis Oh 614446-2424 76 & Auto Parts Accessories 1985 22ft, Marlin Moria h Crul11r iof!ded uw• S$S 614 092Tm Vinton AulD Stlvage Foreign & Oom Par1e buying junk care 114-388 9062 79 Campers & Motor Homes ,968 Cam~r good eond slsape4-t, call304-882 3546 1m Dodge motor hon'll 304113-5363, thlrtes Otekar 1978 Terry T,.Ya l trailer 21 loot Good condition 1,4 ·11>8~423 or 61t-935-3857 1m Southwlnd Motor Homa Cl•11 A, 28 fMt, 38k Mil•• ... ape 1 4KW ONAN Generator fultl "lt-conlalned axe cond uk ng $11,500 614-446-4525 1980 Holliday Rambler 32ft .. tt-confalntd, 26ft awning on It 614 388 9331 1984 Winnebago Chlaft•in Motor home JO tt, cruise 454 Chav 42K ml, full rear bed split bath AIC plus da sh awning, onan sleeps 9 driw•r door, CB TV snt, hlteh ator pod l1ddar and roof r1ck larg• 3 ny r•llfrz Mlc;h UrN, alae lronlc IGN furnace and hot wntar t1nk full size dinette, windshield cov.r Iota of storage, Iln1 eond $25,000 304-675-tnt For Sale 1990 Wltdemua 18ft camper wr1otl of extras $7,500 814-<t46-tne SunlracUr Pon1oon 1984 24ft wilh ln~ller and uflly equipman! Mercury motor 35 hp Can be 111n at Gal11polls Boat Club $5,500 614-446-8365 TERRYTRAVEL TRA ILERS 1990 CLOSEOUT! All unltl 10 go at lowest pricaa 1his ,...,, Plus no char;. lor AJC Tarry Ha ler tor ovar 20 JNrl Buy with conlldance Fixed rata fina ncing IY IIIabla IRVINES CAMPER SALES! On Sl A1 7 North al St At 555 LHtle Hocking Ohio Appro11 60 min 614 989-2291 Services 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATE RPROORNO Uncondltlon11 lltttlma guaran 1M Local ref•rene .. tvmlthMI FrH H1 lma1a1 Clll collaet 1· 614-237-0488 d1y or nlght Roga,. Baument Wll arproofl ng Complete Mobile HoJM Mt ups & repairs aleo plumb ing & electrical roofing remodeling patios a daeka ate REMODEl lNGI R•tarencn Elllmat. . 814-256-1611 Ron 1 TV Sarvlce, ap«iallzlng In Zenith also Mrvktng mo•l olher brands HouH ca lla, also soma appllanee r9p1lrs WV 304-!7! 2398 Ohio 614--446 24S4 Roofing and Siding Trailer roote pt~lnttd FrM astlm11 . . F.-.d Martis 304-773-9116 Rglsry or ca ble tool drilling Moat . . lla complat.cl same day Pump IIIII and MrVIcl 304 895-3802 S.plk: Tank Pumping $90 Gallia Co R()lj EVANS ENTERPRISES J.ekson, OH 1-800-537-9528 11188 CortiCI, 4 door, good Davia Saw V1e Service Georgn CJMk Ad Parta suppll• plekup and dellwery 614 446-0294 8523 304~7&~2115 cond 1988 Gr•nd Pri.11 LE, loaded, black $1999 tl84 Volvo d~el 148!19 White 614-m-3684, i5p m or 114-M2-5t63 •" GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vollleloo lrvm $tCIO Fonto Mo..,.cloe eorv.tiM CMvy8. Su~UI Your (1) ~ £xt •ru. 9-10"181 82 Plumbing & Heating Cartara Ptumbtno and Heating Fourth and Pin• Gallipolis Ohio B14..C46-3888 84 Electrical & Refrigeration 72 Trucks lor Sale motor lAd lhw, 1300 firm 304- Rnldantlal or eommtrcial wiring, new ..me. or repairs LlcanMd altctrlelan Aldtnour Elootrlcal. 304-17&-178e 1813 Ford 1 Ton Truck with a 10 A Stoolo Bod Exc Cond 014-446-01U 85 111M Ford hol1 ton truck, good 173-0'161 or RIP'eY 304472~7 mao General Hauling Truck good A&A Water Delivery. 2,DOO gal cap.cHy 114-367·7308 tf77 I lon Font nuctL BINI llocj 13500 e14--31M or eM- A I A Witter 8arvlct Poole cl• tama, wetta lmmadlat•1,000 or 2,000 gsllono clollvory Call - 11711 OIIC cond, Du.. P.500 e14-2•e~i1 R:I-3684. 075-1310 11'71 Ford 210, 4x4aulomalle A.1 DOndHion Body In oxotllonl Wattaraon'a Waler Hauling rHIOilllblt rttaa, volume dl• count•, 2,000 to 4 000 eapaeby cisterna, PGOII, w..ll, etc c.ll lllopo.l14-84~ 1110 3 QUWtar ton chrnollll, 4 wheel c:rtve; 1111 8-'10, like new, 114-258 1011 1112 Cllrty S.UI, Y-1 , ohort bod, ftbo<gluol-, J04.I1!i-2e04 1t8S Ford R•nger1 new motor, 100 Squoro Btlol mind hoy, llroo1 olutcl!, ole. $2,1100 Dale a..m, 114-44t-0871 . . .001. 27111. 75 e14-388- 11188 Dodge Omnl PSIPB, stan dard tran•mlttlon, stereo, 14 000 814-448·1854 Jlm 'e Fsrm Equi~;- sA 35, WHI Gallipolis, 0 6-'lm, WkM 1111etlon new & UMd firm trector. l lmpflmenta Buy, 2br, houH nNr g~ryloldtol tor 1 or a couple, 1pp1 ncH lumlohod, 1250/rno $!10 depoalt, 120 Third A\11, 614-448-2358. ___ Slightly uMd Rolls wh•lchalr 1210 00 8141992 3401 Fox 2100 Fo,.a- Harwet., Badger 7 11 Hoyblno, boOh ••· ctllent, :)Ot.213-4215 41 Houses for Rent 7o 4 llodroom, 2 IIDrJ homo with E-:;..:.: :._.,. lor_ ron --:1 -.. --:F::-Io7h-o:- d -rol hilling and olr DOnd Ad No chlldron OJ IMido polo e1WN-3MI. t%1,000 304-1711-:1184. •::.:..:..:.:..:...:..:..:.:::._ !192-3002 F•nn~ll C l,.ctor •nd plows, gnodor blode 11 !100 3 pO Mel! $400 Chevy a· bod S350 4&8·1839 yord, llorogo buUdlng, CA, plont SSR Complat• Full BtHment IUDdMIIOf'l1 ely echoota. wl.cra ground H•m~~n Tl'llct $400/mo plua ct.poelt1 1'14-4460III~ot Moiilng tale 2 twin bed1, mlcruwave, dinette Ml, 4 chairs, mise Everyth ing mul1 go 614- 576-25?8 3b< 1 • 2 V2 bllho, llvlfiiJ room, 3 ..,... & both por!ll lly lurdlnlnt room~ kHchen, tamiJy niiNd, klcated In tDWn, 114room , out •t R1 141, with «e-4tot, Of 114-371-:zliiO M=ei'IIQe, eall tftar 5 30p m 814~_.531MI'Iou:e lnqulrl• onty. I OS Or ti,350 J04-675-4585 MoldM vinyl luggage ehtrcoal QI'IIY larga pulfman CIH S30 and cosmetic c•sa $15 304·7J3. 9102 ma"''" I~~=========:.1:::::::::::::::::::::. SNAFU® by Bruce Aut 1987 Oodge plek~p axc cond tow milaaga 15 000 1980 Dodge Oa~tona Exc cond, kMN mil.age, ~ 000 614-J88.N16 Vkteo R•nlal store and bu-'· nea for ule Bac::ketfM't Vkl.o, Pom•roy, O~o s.rloua lnq onty eM-112-liiJe County Appliance lne Good und appllanen, T'v 1111 Open 8 1 m to 6 p m Mon &I 614· 446 1699, 627 lrd. Ava Gal11pot11 OH Merchandise 71 Canning 1om11011s tor aale Plek your own or alraady pi cked 614· 247-2961 Full kitchen cablnftl King size water b.d, electric ~ol w1tar tanll , ra,rlgarslor washer & dryer 210 1ir cond m•t al cabinet King wood bur.-r (nHds br ick), 2 keroa•n• hNtlfl 304-675-6206 Roul• 2 Ashton, 1 •era Iota, 3 mlln touth Galllpoll• Locks pubile water, no ,. .triellons tom• with river fronl1ge, 304576-2336 1----------- MiscellaneoUS 19ffl Dodgo Con DL PS PB AMIFM CaaMna AC Aul omatlc 43 000 mlln $5 500 llrm 6141992-2377 Fully aquipl'*f buuty 1hop, Get Into bu1iness rNS<Jnabla BHida Summer lmag• on 160 Day• e .......... m3 Night 61424&-it13 H h ld ouse 0 Goods 54 Canning tomatoes $4 00 bushel Beh ind Muonl c lodge In Racine O.nnle Hill 614-9492671 !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLIS HING CO recommends that you dg but~ n"a wfth people you know and NOT lo aand money through the mall until ,.ou have inw ..tlgat~ th• o,.ring 51 N•ly rebuilt Y•mah• 3 wheeler 614-992· 3034 Boat 125 HP Evlnrude Engin•, eomp ... e lop, new uphole1ery C.ll 1114-28&-1318 ahar7 00 p.m Diving wa igh111 30 Inch ltOYI $100 Lawn Chief Lawn Mower, t yur old, $7SO metal datk, $50 Pool clun•r 6 moa old $:200 6t4 388 8817 avanlngs HidH bed cguch & chair, $35, 111 tneh edor TV $125 new microwave, drn l tr wlmlrror, S.JO, L-ahapad wooden stand, double bed 614-446-3313 or ctn '"758 First Awe Manual hospital bad wHh Stare bHt waterproof $450 Two al•etrte ,.dlslora S20 ••ch 304 773-9102 Opportunity KM100 Ktwasakl $300 304-5762663 .!::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::=~=::=:::=!~ -------,,...---,--,,..,,.-, 197'2 t7 n Starc:rtft Trf.Hull 58 F•rmland 4! AerH more or l11s Bud Chlltin Road city wator paved rold, 127,000 304·7163579 One acre hall•r lot wtth county water, septic tank and electric hook up On black lop ro•d P•rtla!lly fenced Owner will par· flatly finance, l2,900 ••king prk:a 304-67S·2n2 Business 1985 Honda ATU 3 wheoelar look• & RJna llka new 304-8752640 or 675-3123 I 8~ 5 bedroom farm home built on your lot $35 995 & up 614 88111311 38 acr" 2 miles from VInton Good building thea No Mineral rlghls 614-446-0239 21 I " Brttt•ny Spaniel Pupa AI<C RIIQ d $75 uch 8H 446 8320 OaiUt & MaiQn County Fair 9pac:lala Buy 1 chain uw ch1ln regultr price gel on. FREE 91 ERS EOUIP"MENT H.,der 1011 304-171-7421 Financial 1984 S uzuki AM 25, new clute.,_ & rings $600 6141992 36311 . PICKENS FIJRNITURE NawfUsed Hou .. hold furnishing 112 ml Jarrlcho Ad Pt Pl•unt WV, eall 3()4..815·1450 ut,. 614-446-11580 1 black, tTSO One btdroom fumlahed apt utlllti.. pakl, 304-675-2722. Rooms ~ e.....,._"•• 1974 Guerdon Futurama 12xfl5 2 bedroom, C.n1r111 Air $5QQ5 ahown by appolntm.nt 614-446· 1012 Furnished 1131 AKC ba.. eablnllta 3& in solid wood fron1 door Doubt• pan• win 45 1Q83 Honda 450 Slrllt, 700 mil•, Ilk• n•w S875 304-t75 &: bed I~ One bedroom apll tor rwnt $225 month O.poalt required 614-W 2218 atl•r I p m 1960 Schult! 14x70 2 Mdrooma, •xcell•nl cond call 675-3273 atIer 6 00 • od11 61' ••• - 2 54 Motorcycles 19115 Honda 550 Four, •xc cond , low miiNga $400, Yamaha 490 dlr1 bike, mint eond $1,000 Of both $1,200 304-675·7528 a 1911 Hlllerast 141170, bHt offer Date of Sale 8111/W 3 OOp m 614-446-2208 11r74 KlrWwood 12x60 2BR uc cond 614-446-4782 74 Good u.ed 25.. color TV, F~ 53 4 WD 's 1984 Chtv 314 ton C•rvo Van, 57,000 mllaa V-8, air & crulu, $A 500, tlrm &14~46-ISM Brand new Kitchen C.bln.t Start•r tat wtth Butcher Block Count• top $175 6M-37V-2113 Choir Spindl• & 11.800 304"'175-643i 446.0322. Eoriv Arnorlcxn Solo Nelfnar, Full slza Vans 1971il Ford Bronco, runa good, lAYNE'S FURNITURE Sotaa and ctlall'l priced from $395 to $995 Tables $50 and up to tl25 Hld••bed• S390 to S595 Reetlntra $225 to $375 Lamps $28 to $125 Olnett• $109 and up lo $495 Wood tabla w-& chairs $285 ID $7'115 O..ka $145 up to S375 Mutchlt $400 I up, bunk beds eomp~e with maltreat $295 and up to $395 baby btda $110 Mtttre .... Of box aprlnge full or twin $78, finn $88, and $98 Quean •t• $275 & up, King 1350 4 drewar chtet $89 Gun Cablnate e, a, & tO gun. Baby mattr..... 135 & $45 a.d tram• $2!r DuNn Stu $35 I king frlml $50 Good •lactk»n of bedroom •uh••· metal cabinet• headboards $30 •nd up tg $65 90 dar• ume u ath with approvlld credit 3 ml out Bulavltle Rd ()pen I AM to 5 PW Mon, thru S.t C. II 614- 12x28 Mobile Home Awn ing wllh Scroll Post Sklr11ng (2yNrs ) for 14x7tl Mobile HonM 614-3192318 Rant 1 bedroom apartment Nice carp.i clean and nut HUO approved No pats PI Pleasant 304-675-6200 73 Goods Now accepting appllcatlgns tor Mason Apia, AJC, tr11 t,..sh plek up, laundry room equal housIng opportunity Ck>aa 1o achoola and stgr• Pa~ full IMCurlty deposit and get 1 monlhs t,.. rwnt 304-m-5107 35 •rro E)(CEL LENT WAGES lor lime 11Nmbly Eny wor at home No experience nNd~ c.11 ,.,.,._..1 ma Ext 5214 Open 24 hours Including Sun dol Mobile Homes tor Renl Saari Au10 s lor Solie Tro ck s lo • S•I I! 72 Merchandise Pt Pl c~CHII GJ!J 459 57 6 71 42 Yard Sa.. Frl & S.l ott 141 at Canlanary 3rd trailer on lett Trans ortation 41 46 H ay & G 1ol1' Su ed & h• lli o1er 64 65 41 11 1] 15 16 17 1H Gl Wanl~rl to Ho y 63 ltv!lstock A t r e ~tgr Pomeroy, Public Notice Why Pay Rant? Homu tor 1'1 001 B•nk ,.~, lax dallnqu~l propertlel, gowarnmant giveaway programa For Information c.U 1~04-641 -ma Ext AS214 2" houre Thursday, Frtday Salurdey, Down Rl7, rlghl 11 Clipper Mill t milt, follow slgns Baby clothes, c;;ouch, ch•lr, Urn lawn mower, ga1 weed aatar •lr hockey, truck tool box, qultta, crahs l .;u m [quo pruunt 6 1 wmnnna W anted to Buv t.:n~t d ,, l h, 0 •••v St nl t uo.-1 1~­ 8u~tll t ::O)( d l d Ad s 6 lost •nd Found 1 Vllfd Salelpard 1n ad\lilll Cef 8 Publoc Sille &. Aucllon S,.l t: 51 41 Houses for Rent s.rurdly 8111190, g..s Sunday 811l'90, to-4 :zte Lower Rlv.r Road {2 112 miiH down At 1) Farm Supplies &Li vestock Real Es tate I liN i Chcdo fli:IPI r) C oil to .. l u rt~ 2 00 JJ "' d o l 1 h 1 ul k ~ l o Mt LAFF-A·DAY The Dally Sentmei ~ Page ~ 9 Middleport. Oh1o VIcinity Est•ta Sale! 141 to Lincoln Pika, Firwt Brk:k HouH, P..t Nortkup Brlclgo Sc n\1111~ " !lU I '"'~pou~<blo l u o 1: 1 ur~ .tll\•1 l u~ l "' & Augu .. 10th, Hth, 1 112 mil" out Rl218 lrom Rll S.hool Clothn, mlec, tll"'t thla ~..rl Rates iii C lor c unloll!cu ll~ll! runs broken upda,- s w1ll b e ch •ged luo t:~ch dif¥ n . S4ti)i fll e ads lor ~ or II'> f11 s l dif'O ..nJ •w •~ I ~ d t tr 1-'ublt CoJI IO II tu <ll d kt l Utlt' !; II U I> Atb t lt dl1lHn.l he p.t od r .td~dllll d l t Pomeroy - Gallipolis RATES Oay s 1 3 10, 1990 304-671~1 lf7 Upholstery _,_,.. UphololorlfiiJ MrVIe· lng trl COll'\ly arll 25 ~ .... Thl belt In fumtture upnoletartng Coli 304-175-4184 hlr ,... ... tlm~tM. Orohom Uploolllory Coni•, 303 HIIKop Dr C.lllor lppolntrnonlo & •tlm•t• C.IIIM.-.44&-3438 �Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Local news briefs.. ---...., Con t inued f rom page 1 Resor t for E dward Har rington . Harrington was tran sported to Vetera ns M ep10r i al H os pita l. Racine squ ad wa s called to Bas h an R oad a t 9:12 a .m . tor M ildred Parsons. She w as tak en to Vetera n s M em ori al Hospital. At 11: ll a.m ., P om er oy fire depar tme nt was ca lled to a nat ura l gas leak on U.S. R oute JJ . At 1:31 p. m ., M i ddl eport squad we nt to M ill Str eet for J enn ifer Priddy. P r iddy was transported to Holzer Med ical Cen ter . AI 4: 17 p .m .. Pomeroy squ ad was called to the M eigs Coun ty Sheriff's Depa rtment for Steve Powel l. H e was tak en to Vetera n s Memor i al Hospita l. Racine squ ad w as called to Coun ty Road 28 at 8:37p. m . Dix i e Roush w as tra nsported from t here to Ho lzer M edica l Ce nter . A t 9: 57 p.m . , Pom er oy squad w en t to Eas t M ain St ree t for Dway ne M a t tson, w ho w as tra nsported to Ve tera n s M em oria l H ospital. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 10, 1990 Gas consumers see some relief at pumps B y U oiled Press In ternati onal Co nsumer s began t o see some relief T hursday In gasoline p r ices, w ith ma j or oil companies announci ng a hold on further i n c r eases or some pr i ce reduct io ns. B ut it Is still m uc h more expensive t o fil l up your ta n k wi th gasoli ne th an before I raq •· Eleven· · · - - - - - - - Con ti nued from page 1 b~ permitted to leave, a nd to reitera te i n ternationa l ca lls for an Ira q i wit hdrawa l fr om Kuwa it . Bouc her sa id a i -Mash a t had ea rli er given his gover nment's corn m itment to protect the securIty o f the A m ericans. Tak ing pai ns to n ot Inflame th e sit ua tion . U.S. offic i a ls re fu sed to cha r acterize any o f the Ameri ca ns as hos tages. notin g the gov ernment of Pres id ent Sad dam Hussein had set no par tle u lar co nditi ons for t hei r release. ['lotl ng th e Am ericans "are not bei ng t r eated a ny d ifferen tly" tha n other fo rei gner s. Wh ite House spokesm an M ar li n F lt z water sa id, " We be lieve t he best way to get th em ou t is to be cool. 10 si t tigh t and not label t hem and call them na mes or t ry to sing le ou t our peop l ~ from ot her people. " A 10-year -old g ir l. Pe nelope N abo kov of Alba ny , Callf .. w ho was am ong t hos~ de ta ined a l the Ras hid , was re leased to the cus tody of th e U.S . Em b assy I n Baghdad Wed nesda y. U .S. offl. cia is soug h I to get her out of the co un t ry . Th e I raq is have to ld U .S. officials tha t the A m erica ns al the hote l were he ld separately beca u se th ey we r e p ick ed up i n ··se n sitive areas" of K uwa it . Boucher sa id . Bu t he sa id there was no indication th i s was a precursor to c harg ing them with s.·curlty offenses. T he 38 Inc lude ll oil f ield wor kers who were taken Into cu s tody In K u wa i t a t the outset of the Invasio n, 24 A m erican s round ed up f rom three ho tel s In Ku w a it Cil ydays la ter, and thr~e Americans who were atready stayi ng a t the R ash id. Sta te Dep artm ent offic ial s sa id . For eign r esid en ts of I r aq w ho have been In lh e rounlry for more I h an :Ul days have been I old t hey need ex it visas in order to leave, bu t I raq i au thor ities are not Issui ng any s uc h documents and the a i rport in Bag hdad rem ai ns closed, Bo uc her said. Howeve r . foreigners have been perm it ted to move freel y throug hou t the capita l. he sa id . U nder Iraq i law , sh ort -term vis i tors to I raq ar P not genera lly req uired to havP exi t visas to depa rt thecount ry. but t hey a l so have not been p ermitt ed to leave since the invas io n, Bo uc her sa id . Di plom at ic s taff and thei r dependents have been told th ey can leave. but wit h enforcement o f the seven-d ay wai t i ng pe r iod , t hey could not depart before nex 1 Wed nesday . Ma~on County fair schedule Friday, August 10 Saturday, August 11 8:00 a.m . - Fair Opens Flag Raising Ceremony 9 :00 a.m . - ARBA Rabbit Show - Show Ring 10:00 a.m. - Watennelon Eating Contest 11 :00 a,m. - Mason County Open Youth Horse Show (sponsored by Peoples Bank) 1:00 p.m. - Pedal Tractor Pull Finals Horseshoe Pitching Chapel Opens 1:30 p .m. - Pony Pull 2:15 p .m. - Cock Crowing Contest 3:00p.m . - Entertainment , Main Stage HUB CAPS 3:30 p.m . - Crosscut Sawing Contes t (L. Wllllamson Pallet, Inc .) 4:00 p.m. - Wood Spllttlng Contest 5:00 p.m . - Robert Lutton Award 6:00 p.m . - Mason County Open Horse Show 7:00 p .m . - Grand Square Squaredancers 7:30 p.m. - Mason County Horse Pull Contest 8:00p.m . - Midway Cioggers (outside) 8:45 p.m , - Sweepstakes Award and Donnie Hill Award - Main Stage 9:00 p.m. - Entertainment , Main Stage HUB CAPS 11 :00 p.m. - Thanks For Attending The 1990 Fair Gates Close - Area deaths - - ve teran of l he U .S. Ar m y I n Wo rld War I I. M r . Congrove was a retired W illia m w. Co ngrove. 77, employee of U n ion Ca r bide, a Reeds•1 1ie. d ted Thursday at member of the Di sa bled A m er l · Clark Memo r i al Camde n can Veterans a nd a t tended the H os pita l. U nit ed M et hod i st Churc h. H e was bo rn in Me igs Co unt y He Is survi ve d by h is wl!e. Ad a on Febr ua r y 27. 191.1. He wa s the Kl b bl~ Congrove, Reedsville; a son of the late Ch a rl~s a nd Essie . dau g h ter and son-In -law Pamela ( R andolph 1 Co ngrove . He was a 1Ragen Ch aney and a grand da ug hter , An gela Chaney, all of Tuppers P l ai ns; and t hree broth ers. Da le. Da ni el and J unior . all of Flori da . A m arri age licen se has been H e w as preceded In deat h b y a Iss ued In M e igs County Probate twin sister , Camella Su sa n ConCourt to Joseph A nd rew Wolfe, grove: three brother s, Ray· 24, Pom eroy. and Bet tyan n Lofm ond , Gordon and Abner: and three sister s. Cora P atton, Lenti s. 23. Pom eroy . nie Mill er and Bet ty Lee Co n grove . Services will b e held on Sunday at 2 p .m . at White- Blower Funera l Hom e with Rev. BobP. May, A j udgment action has been Sr . officiating. Buria l will be In flied In M e igs County Com m on Eden Cem etery . F r iends m ay Pleas Cou rt by Ban k One, ca ll a t the funera l hom e any time A thens, N.A. , Pomer oy, aga inst on Sa tur day and family will Don B arringer , Pom er oy. In the receive friends f rom 2-4 p.m . and a mount of $2,01 7.54 . 6-9 p. m . on Saturday . William Congrove announcin g a one-week freeze on and a lmos t In sta nt j umps in t he price of gasol ine at th e pum ps. Gascouldbe p ur c hasedfor less I ha n a $1 a gall on at som e locati ons In Ohio befor e t he Invasion. More common prices foun d In a sur vey of sta tions across the state T hursd ay were i n t he $1.20 to $1.23 ran ge. Be g lad , however, you 'r e n ot i n P u t -In -Bay on So uth Bass I sl and with an emp ty tank . T he o nly sta ti on on the Isl and. P arker's Garage, wa s sellin g unleaded gas T hursday for $1.51. 9 with f ul l servi ce. T her e Is no self-ser ve optio n at the sta tion. Of course. gas a nd most eve r y t hing el se Is al ways higher on t he Is land north of Sandu sky beca u se of its r e mote loca tio n. Elsew here, som e relie f was in sigh t for gasoline prices Th e A tl antic Ric hf ield Co. took gasoline prices. Arco f urth er prom ised no t t o ra ise p ri ces at the end of th e week unless the ir prices were "substa n tia lly below t h~ l!eneral market. " T h e M ar at hon Oi l Co. of F i ndl ay sa id T hu rsd ay It r ut the · price of self-ser ve , unleaded gasoli ne at It s compan y-ow ned stores by 5 cents a gallon to · $1.23.5 That dro p, howev er. came after the company increased prices by 30 cents since the Invasion . M ar athon owns or Is a ffili ated w ith 4, 200 sta tions acr oss the : co unt ry under the M aratho n. Speedway, Bond ed , Gas tow n. · Ch ec ker . Ecol and P ort n am es. BP A m eri ca In c. o f Cleve land sa id Thursd ay pump prices for gaso line at m ost of Its loca tio ns h ave been ro lled back 3 cents a ga llon. ANNUAL CAR SHOW - As GaiUpolls continues Its bicentennial celebr ation, lhe Ole Car Club will have Its 12th Annual Car Show , Au g. II and 121n the Ga!UpoUs Clly Park. The carshowwlllfeature m any c ars like this Model T Ford. Registration will be from 9 a.m . t o noon, Saturday and Sunday , wllh a fee of U for one day or $7.50 f or both days. Dash plaques will be given lo th e first 150 cars r egist ered on Saturday and I he first 50 cars re Kistered on Sunday. T rust ees to meet The Le banon T ownsh ip Tru stees w ill m eet In speci a l session M ond ay at 7 p.m. at th e town ship garage. Lod ge to meet The Racine L od gP 461 , F & A M will meet Tuesd ay at 7: 30 p. m . All me mber s ar r urged tuall£'nd . Rain moves into Ohio B y U nited Press International So m e h ig h c l oud iness spliled acr oss Ohio ea rl y Frid ay m ornIng f rom thund ers torm s th at r umbled ac r oss k entuc k y , but dr y w ea ther was the r ul e across mos t of the sta te. A f ew sca ttered thunders tor ms wer e reported In O hio late T hu rsday and Into t he evenin g hours In the sou theas t t hird of ohio. Most of them m a naged to m iss the regu la r wea t her repor t · l ng sta tions, bu t a t leas t one Lottery numbers CLEVELAND 1UP I J - Th ursday's winnin g Oh io Lotter)' numbers thunders torm crossed an au toma ted r a in gauge i n Monroe Co unt y . T hai storm dropped 2.6 Inches In a bout t wo hours. The th under stor m s tha t d id d eve lop oft en co nta ined heavy ra ins and becau se of their slow move m ent s, t he land undernea th th em got a good soa ki ng. More of t he sa m e was possible Frid ay In I he so uth eas t, bu t the res t o f t he s tate was expected to stay dry A s Ohio moves In to the weekend, t hr t hunders torm s will b e a little m or e w id es prea d In both n um bers and thr area where they wil l develop . T his wi ll be due 10 a co ld fron t th ai w il l adva nce towar J Ohio fro m th e upper G r ' • I La kes . 172 Pick J ti cket sa les totaled SI.232,0J6.50. w it h a pay off d ue of $1.04 2.002 ()() Plck-4 3064 . Pick -4 ti c ket sa l es totaled $23.1,728.50. with a payoff due of $90,100 ()() Cards 5 of h ea rt s. .1 of c l ubs. Ace of d ia m onds. 7 of spades . Card s ticket sales l ota lrd $Jb7.888 . wi t h a payoff due of $79,590 Me iJFS board " August II to August 17 A guide to local television programming MORNING 5:00 [IJ 8 (TU,)VE,TH,FII) Homo ShopplngllprH (l) (MO,TU) Hogan'o Noroeo (l) (FII) Hogan's " " (1) Morning Agriculture Aepon iiDl (MO) Nlghlwoleh tl)} (WE,TH,FII) Modome'o a= wil l be held Sunday at t he Bell ville L ock s and Da m in Reedsville. A po tlu c k dinner w ill beg in a t n oon. Those atte nd i ng should bring ow n tabl e ser v i ce. DAV picnic The Di sa bled Am Pri can VPIPr ans and th e Ladies Auxil iary wil l h old their an nua l pi cnic at t he roadsi de r es t on Route .1.1 near Da r wi n on M ond ay at 6:.10 p.m. B r ing a cover ed d is h. Stud ent enrollment Paren ts need ing to en ro ll new st udents In M e igs Loca l El ement ary Sc hools m ay do so beg inning M o nd ay. Students m ay be enrolled through Aug. 24. = •' ' Firms .... Con ti nued fr om page 1 t he d i strict' s pla n for so lid waste managemen t Is approved . T h e AG HJ MV So l id W as iP D is trict is m ade of A then s, Ga !U a. Hockin g. Jackson . M eigs a nd V int on CounUes. I ' Southeas t Ohio Friday n ight. var i abi P rloud i nrs s. Low 60 10 65 . Ligh t sou th wind s. Ch ance of ra in 20 perrPn l . Sat urday , mostl y c l oudy with " s li ght c hance of showe r s or t hu nderstorm s. High 80 1o 85 . Chan ce of ra In .10 percen t. E <tended Fore~as t Sund ay thr ough Tuesday Chance of shower s or thund Pr storms Sun day a nd Tuesd ay bu t fa i r Mo nd ay. Hi ghs bet ween 75 a nd 8) and lows betWPP n :;;, and 65 . Weekend Specials FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1990 FISH & CHIPS PLAnER .... ,......................... ,........ S2.89 SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1990 HOME BAKED PORK CHOP & DRESSING DINNER ""' S4,54 A largo luky Pork Chop, Prepared Fresh In Our lltrhen Sorncl the 1990 -91 sc hool ye ar, and ta bled ac tio n on thecon tr ar l with ARA for cafeter ia ser vitrs for T he amounts ar e rP imbur srd to th e 1990-91 sehou l yea r u nti l the the trea surer a t t he end of l hr next year ThP sc hool calendar for thr yra r . year wa s adopt ed w ith th t• open i ng d ay being set for Aug . 27. A teac h ers mer t ln g w ill be held on A u g. 24 . Tu i tio n rates for ou t of d i strict Stocks An execu tl vr srssi on to discu ss per sonn el and negotiations was held . A!lend ing were Supt. Car pe n ter . Treas urer F r y. and board m em ber s. J e ff Werry , Rober t Snowden. Lar r y Rupe and Bob Barton. pr esident. Hospital news Dally stoc k pri ces (As of 10:30 a. m .} Bryce and M ark Smith of Blunt, Ell is & Loew l Ve t eran ~ . ... 28 1-\ . ...... ...... .15V. As hla nd Oil .... . ... .. .. . .. .12% Bob Eva ns...... .... . .. .1 3% Charming Shoppes ............. 8~ Cit y Ho ld ing Co. .... .15~ Feder al Mogu l ... . ... 16'!, Goodyea r T &R . .. 25 Key Cen tu r io n . .. .12'!, Lan ds' E nd . . .. . ....... ... .. 15 Lim ited I nc ... .. ........ 19:r;, Multim edia Inc .............. 6D% Rax Res tau ran ts.... . .. I JI, Ro bbins & M yer s. .. .. 20 Shoney' s Inc .... . ..... ....... H Sta r Ba nk ... .............. ....... l7 jl8 Wendy's Inti .......................... 6 Wor th ingt on I nd ................. 21% 1Goodyear Is ex di vidend t oday) Mem orial A dm iss io ns - Li nda Rhoades. M id d l epo rt . LPo G il m o n •. Pom eroy . D lsc hargl's Ra l ph Ours. Sha r on Ros eberr y, Sh i r l ey Ables . Agnes Jo rda n. MIZWAY TAVERN SAT., AUG. 11 CROSSOVER 9:30-1:30 A.M. 12.00 COVER. MUST BE 21 CORNER OF SR . RT . 7 & ST . AT. 143 POMEROY Pom f•r m Houn: 992-2124 II am to M1d Sun -Th urs l I .tm 10 I am Fn & Sal wit~ a Dolkious Homemade Dressing, Mashed Polal- I HOtn.,.aclt Gro•y, GrHn loam with Mushrooms, Yow Cholrt of A Hot lvttored loll or Bisruil, (olfn, legulor or Docaffolnatod, Toa or A Small Soft Drink. HOURS : 10 :00 A .M . TO 9 :30P .M 7 DAYS A WEEK a a Suporohow OJom a Doyllreok ~Wowur The Meigs County Heart Association would like to thank everyone who made the 5th Annual Golf Scramble a big success. Riepenhoff Disl. Turnpihe Ford Jaymar Golf Club Bill Childs Bob Freed Veterons Memorial Hospital Powell's Super Valu Kroger Downing, Childs, Mullen, Musser, Ins. 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Jnolde The PGA Tour QtWOfldT-y 0 (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hardcoallo And MMoC""""'"'"""'IIekco 0 (FII) ZOrTO AFTERNOON 12:00 [IJ 8 II)) ALF Taloo I;J ClJ Living Whh Anlmalo (I) 11 Animal Crock·Upa t:;1 CIJ Victory Gordon Peter takes viewers o n a tour of Kalmthout, Belgium. t:;1 ®) MOVIE: Cold River (PG) 12:00} tiD 111 World Wide Wrestling ll2Je KldsMogl 0 Atlanta Child Murda,. (4 :10) all Country KHchon C Prlngleo UntlmHed Hydroplane Racing Pnngles Family Thunderboat Classic From Syracuse. NY (T) NowoOoy all Dukes Of Hazzard ~ Tho Virginian 12:05 (l) MOVIE: Splnou1 (2 :00) t2:30 [IJ 8 II)) ALF C (I) American ln(erests (I) 11 ABC Weekend Spec ial a AII~Ame rtca n Soap Box Derby using home-bUIH, gravity-powered cars. iT) (t :30} ®) 021111 Major Loaguo B.11obell lllJ III MOVIE: Tarantula (2:00) all Tommy Hunter Crystal Gayle; Bill Anderson C IJSIIA World Jet Ski Tour From Long Beach, CA (T) a On Tile Menu ~Big Valley 3:30 ClJ Strip Quilting C NASCAR Grand Notional Kroger 200 From Indianapolis, IN (l) a Your Money 4:00 [IJ 11 II)) Magic John10n NBA Claoolc From Los Angeles , CA (l) lJ) MOVIE: Harper (2:30) ClJ Now Yortc'o M.11tor Chefo POA GoH (IJIIJ Con I'd all Church Street Stillion a NenUpdalo ~ Gunomoko 4:05 (l) MOVIE: Klaoln' Couolno (2:00) 4:10 a Sporll Clooe·Up 4:30 ClJ Frugol Gourmet Foods am which have religious significance are featured . Stereo . {}) NatureScene Visit the Arkansas National Wildlite Refuge near Corpu s Christi. TX. (NR) (1) H'a Your Move all This WHk In Country Muolc a Future Watch 5:00 CD This Old Houoo Tiling continues in the guest bathroom. D Ill Wonderful Wo~d cl Dlaney See some of Disney's funniest cartoons made from 1942 to t946 llll l l WWF Wraslllng 0 Murder, She Wrote Sudden Death all Country Boat a NowsWateh ~ Bonanza: The Lost Eplaod.ll 5:30 CD Tho Now YankH Workshop Norm fashions a blanket chest based on one made In t 790 . t:;J C Barber Sub Pro Serioo From Ponland , OR (T) a Nonmokor Seturdoy m (0 30} t:;l tiJ Thlt Old Houae Tiling continues in the guest bathroom ll2J III Paid Programming all Side By Side a! Evant And No~ak t :00 (1) 8 II)) American Bowl CD Joy 01 Floral Pointing (I) 11J WWF Spotlight On Wreotllng (f) Woodwright'o Shop Underhill cuts half -bl ind dovetail JOints lor the bu«er11y table. lllJ III MOYIE: Terror Out Of Tho Sky (2:00) II) To Be Announced 121 Going Our Way Q2 Thrillwty ATP Tennl o Champlonohlp a NowaDay all Family Ties t :30 lJ) Thlo Week In Baaoboli ClJ Joy Of Painting (f) Elvia: The '68 Comeback The electrilying TV special tha t returned Elvis to the a m mainstream of popular music. Includes scene s from an Informal jam session with old lriends. (t 30) ll2JIII United Stllloo Triathlon PKA Karate Ba«<e Of AHanta all Remodeling And Decorating T-y a Nowomokor Seturday ®lltlnSpon ~ The Alftemon 2:00 (1) MOVIE: Skateboard tPGi (2:00) ClJ An 01 William Aleundor AndAobonW1rrwn (1)8 PGA 0o11 am Cllamplonahlp ®) Mognum, P.l. all Country Kitchin aNonUpdolo ~lronHoru 2:051)) MOVIE: Aauotllboul (2:00[ 2:10 a NolhhW. .k 2:30 II) Sewing Willi Noncy liJ • ln8porl a 0o1po1 Jubilee 1111 Styli With Elsa Klensch . 3:00 ClJ Ulp Quilling ·(!) 8olp Box Derby: -· AU· A - Claoole. 1190 Two hundred regiOnal chtmplono, age 9 to 16, compete In tho 63rd ---- EVENING Gounnet Chinese eggplant with pork and other eggplant dishes are featured ®! Laoolo D I]] 18 Pold ~rogrommlng ll2llll Rude Dog And The Dw-• t:;J 0 Donee Party USA all AomodoHng And Docor111ing Today QJGameDoy a llooobell '90 all II Facto Of Lifo a 2:50 (l) (Til) Thret~ Stooge• 3:00 [IJ 8 II)) Sonta BarbiN (!) 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Please con tact the Meigs Co un ty Ex ten sio n O ffi ce (992 -6696i lf you p lan to attend. Thepara de wlilbe h eld on Wed nesday at 5:30 p .m. Cltv :~~z (J) Cll c• ill> .. • -~c:.:...::....:.::.:.:..:....:::.::....:.___ Me igs J unior High Sc hool au ditarlum on M arch 15 and 16 to t he Mi dn ight ( l oggers at $1 00 a day . accep i ed the bi d of Da vis Qu ic k el as the agency to hand le Am E l ectric Power .. Connolly reunion listings rn Meigs announcefiients License issued Judgment sought ing i ncr eases in cr ude oil prices the lead Wednesday a ft Pr Presi- P lc k-3 5:00 p.m . - Point Pleasant High School Band 6:00 p.m . - RENNERS (Gospel) 7:00 p .m . - CHERYL K. WARNER Truck and Tractor Pull Sugar and Spice Baton Corp 8 :00 p .m . - Midnight Cloggers (Indoo r Stage) Fair Scholarship Award 9:00 p.m, - Entertainment, Main Stage WAYNE MASSEY and CHARLY McCLAIN 11:00 p.m. - Good Night - Gates Close dent Bush's plea for res tr a in t, S ta~• I we comple te Inv aded Ku wa it Aug. 2. t rigger - SATURDAY T Includ es (I) Ill Ill 021111 Nowo ClJ Sneak Provtewa Gott Video (f) Dograool High It's final exam time ancJ Mtchelle takes ca Heme pills to stay awake . t:;J llll lll Superboy II)) lt'o Your Bualntll 0 Tho Equalizer Reign 01 Terror C Sports Cor Club Of 6:00 [IJ • am America From Watkins Glen, NY (l) a NowoWalch ~ Bordortown 6:05 (l) World Championship WreoUing 6:30 [IJ 1J II)) NBC Newo Stereo lj\ StOO,OOO Fortune Hunt (!) Wild Amertea Examine the natu ral balance between the hung ry and the hunted. llIll 0 m all ABC Nowo t:;l Newton'o Apple Learn about the importance o f neon gas: Ira and Jan discuss asp1nn . 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(R) Q CContinued on Next Page) �SUNDAY • SUN., AUG. 12 MORNING • 5:00 Ill MOVIE: Woman And The Hunter (1 :301 @London To Peking Road Race 12!1 Spor1o Review all II Dukes Of Hozzard 1111 Poid Provromming 5:30 12!1 Moneyweok 1111 Paid Provremming 5:35 Cil Night Tracks Stereo 6:oo rn o rv Chapot (}} Wortd Tomorrow tmJ Minority Bu1lneu Report I]] CD Happy Doys all Jimmy Houston Outdoort llll News Update ® D Little Rascals 1111 NewSighl '90 6:1 0 12!1 Heallhweek 6:30 il) 0 MUSIC And The Spoken Word :!) Archie Bunker's Place 11) It Is Written ®l CNN Headline Newa ilr m Wolf Rock Power Hour 12l Cl) For Veterans Only I!) Bustin' LOOII @ ESPN'a Sptedweek 0) Style Witfl Elsa Klensch all Q AI The Movies all James Robison 7:00 Ill I) Robert Schuller With The Hour Of Power r:;1 Ill 1111 Dr. D. James " Kennedy (I) Q Ann Pia Ministries til Paid Programming 0 g) Leonard Repass 0 Calliope I2Z SportaConter 12!1 DayBreak OJ C1 Secret1 And Mysteries 7:05 IJ) Tom And Jerry's Funhouae 7:30 ffi Hour Of Power I)) ll) Jerry Falwell (!~ Another Page Prose Literature ®J Miracles Now Wlrh Oral Roberto I]] ID Munslers Today Q l1ll mJ Bible An swers ll]) lnSpor1 @ BodyShaping (0:301 llll Big Story I» D Wortd Tomorrow 7:50 Formula One Grand Prix Of Hungary 6:00 (l) 0 Sunday Today Ill Chicago's Very Own CD Sesame Street Q I]) Nl!ltional Geographic Special Take a look at Tanzan1a ·s Serenget1 National Park and its en\llronment 91 It Ia Written l!ll ID My Secret ldentlly (J%1 g) Evangellslic Outreach (J]IImages C!] Sunday Cartoon Expreae llll DayBreak ®0 Contact Ill:· Swin Family Robinson 8:05 IJ) Flintstone a 8:15 1ll Whol'a Nu7 8:30 Ill Heritage Of Faith I)) ll) Day Of Discovery 91 Firat Edition I!J) CD Now Lassie ~ Ill Lower Llghthouae ll]) Open Bible C3 Evans And Novak Q!l 0 Richard Robor1o 1111 <lerbert 8:35 IJ) Fllntatones 9:00 (]) Maaa For Shut-Ins (!) Ramona The re su lt s are disastrous when Beezus ~ays lor her own salon atrcut. Q I)) ll) Ernest Angley (!) Wonderworks Luke comes to Afnca to spend four months w1th h1s lather (PI t Of 3) 91 CBS Sunday Morning t:;J I!J) 1D Andy G~ffilh II)) Ill In Focus 11J Jorry Felwell @ World Of Speed And Beauty Pastoflnl \IISi ts ex-lighter pilots m Texas and takes a nde on a 8 -17 f1ghter bomber . 13 Morning News Q!1 Q Robert Schuller With Tho Hour Of Power 1111 Little Clowns 9:05 IJ) Brady Bunch 9:30 (l) I) Worid Tomorrow (!) Lea-ve tt To Beaver Cll Second Voyage Of The Mimi~ I!J) CD OVIE: Blondle I 1 30) Clll Henry Mahan [)The Famous Adventures Of Mr. Mo~oo ~ 12!1 Truckln US t3 Your Money 1111 Get Along Gang az 9:35 IJ) Andy Grittilh 10:00 cri I) Kenneth Copeland Ill Star Search (I) Reading Rainbow ~ I)) 111 Mirocloo Now W th Oral Roberta (!j Degrani High lf s f1nal exam time and Michelle takes ca tfeine pills to sta y awake . r:;1 1121111 Jimmy Swoggart ll]) Sunday Today 11J Popeye l Son 9 Trucka And Tractor Power Highlights ot two-wheel drive super modified pulling compe tition at Georgia's Atlanta Omn1 @ lnoido Tho PGA Tour ~ Nowo Update a II Bualnooa World 1111 Pot~ Pooitlon 10:05 iJJ Good Nowo 10:10 ~On The Menu 10:30 Cll Dograool Junior High Spike is gi11en an egg to care for to simulate caring tor a ba~~aid Programming I)) <D Club Connect dJ) LHo Choices Sleep Diaorders i1J Cartoon Expro11 9 Hidden Heroes Bowman visits wHh Porsche Motorsporls manager Derek Walker and revkJws tho team's1989 season on the Cart Indy Cor Circuli. ID PrudenUai PYo10nto: Thia Week In Sports (0:301 ~ Newlll1oker Sllndey Helllh Show a m liD Starcom 10:351J) MOVIE: The Jerk [AI (2:00) tt:oorno At lnue Ill MOVIE: Dodge City (2:00) riJ Soap Box Derby: An AII·American Cla111ic, 1990 Two hundred reg1ona1 champtons, age 9 to 16. compete m the 53rd All-American Soap Box Derby using home-bu11t, gravity-powered cars. (T) (t 30) (() II A.A. West Ministries (!j Nathalie Dupree's Matters Of Taste Nearly Smless Menu tlUl Time To Care: Luther's Choice I!]) Ill MOVIE: Magic Town (2:00) all CIJ Larry Jones IIJ Jam ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Ste11e Byrnes co- host thts fast -paced look at the world of NASCAR W1nston Cup racmg 1eatur1ng weekly race highlights and more ID Sports Reporters llll News Update ® Q Newsmakers all Lone Ranger 11:103 Travel Guide 11:30 Ill 0 (1j 0 ll]) Meet The Preu ~ ® Q This Week Wit David Brinkley r:;1 (J) Cuisine Rapide Franey warms the palate w1th the spark and savor of pepper @ Ql lnSport (!} He -Man ® Championship Rodeo ~ GameDay Q!l Sponsweek In Review IJ]l Zorro AFTERNOON 12:00 IJl 0 Mork & Mind! (!) Fishing With Kastaway Kulis Cleve land Walle~ e trn Face The Nation illl Q) Paid Programming [l) Great American Outdoors crt All American Wrestling Ill! Curtis Cup Golf Final Round From Bernardv1lles, NJ (TJ ~ NewsOay aJl The Virginian 12:30 Ill 0 Bosom Budd1es (I) Ra ising Kids (I) g Viewpoint (J) Motorweek '90 Test drwe the GEO Metro convertible ®I The Issue l]ll ll) Paid Programming ill) Super Sports Follies ® Celebrity Outdoors 131 Science And Technology Week ® 0 Fig hi Back I Wilh David Horowitz 12:35 m MOVIE : Paredise, Hawaiian Style (2 ·00) 1:001ll~ MOVIE: The Muppet ov e tGJ(2 301 @ MOVIE : Ocean's Eleven (2 .30) (lJ Make Peace With Nature CIJ m @ 111 Paid Programming (}} Firing Line MOVIE: Conan Tho arbarlan (RJ (2 001 I!]) ~ MOVIE: Authorl Aut orl (PGJ (2 OOj {!I) National Geographic: On Auignment aJ Miami Vice Durmg a drug bust, Crockett 1s gunned down and hovers near death Stereo ® BassMa sters BASSMASTER Alabama Invitational l1sh1ng tournament on Gunter s'.11lle Lake 1n nof1h Alabama @ NASCAR Winston Cup NewsOay ® 0 Killers At The Box Office f. a 1:30CD The Peruvian Paso: A Borrowed Treasure (lJ Q Mama's Family (!) 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Texas Moneyweek ~ The Riflomon 2:00 (]) Travel Magazine l1l f!) ® Q PGA Goll Championship (ll Victory Garden Roger takes a look at Fred McGourtrs Qarden ot parenma s. @Ql APBA Gold Cup Unlimited Hydroplane Racing II)) MOVIE: Shodowlonds (2001 0 MOVIE: The Return Of The Beve~y Hillbillies (2 ·00) ® BUI Dance Outdoors Weak In Review Q] Iron Horse 2:30 (JJ European Journal (fJ From A Country Garden Flower Arranging ®Hidden Heroes Bowman VISitS With Porsche Motorsports manager Derok Walker and reviews the team· s 1989 season on the Carl Indy Car C1rcuit . 2:35 IJ) MOVIE: Harum Scarum II 45) 3:00 (I) Travelin ' Gourmet Dutch Masters (!j Crafting For The 90s 91 1]2) Ill Mojor League Baaeball ~ I!]) Ill MO IE : Blackout (2 :00) ® American Spor1o Cavalcade Coverage of the Daytona 200, motorcycle racing competition from the Daytona International Raceway in Daytona , Flo 12!1 Wo~d Report 1111 Big Valley a a 3::W cri I) Famil~ Tlao Q (!) MOVIE: ountry Ftlr (1 :30) Cll Focuo On Europe Jews In Europa~ (!j Croat ve living @ HFC American Racing From E. Rutherford, NJ IT) 4:00 cr1 I) MOVIE: Children Of Divorce (2 :00) riJ Sneak Previews Goao VIdeo I)) ll) Q!l 0 PGA Golf Cont'd (!j Tho Gentle Doclor. Veterinary Medicine Examine ethical questions facing everyone concerned with animal care. il]) Llfaolylao Of The Rich And Famoua Robin Leach hosts this salute to the world's finest and best of 1990 in the tradtttonal style ol Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. (2:00) IIJ Throb @ ThriHway ATP Tennis Championohip 1111 Gunomoke 4:20 IJ) Wroolling'a Greateat H~a 4:30 (I) Motorweek '90 Test drive the GEO Metro convertible . (!j Joy 01 Painting I!) It's Your Move ® NHRA Today 4:35 IJ) Beverly Hillbillies 5:00 Ill MOVIE: Flight At Midnight (t :00) (I) Newton's Apple Meteorologist Fred Gadomski gi\les a quick lesson in cloud !ormation. (!j McLaughlin Group (!)] CD MOVIE: Guilty Conscience (2:00) I]) Werewolf Eric turns the tables on a motorcycle gang to save a diner. Stereo. ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Ned Jarren and Ste\le Byrnes co- host this fa st-paced look at lhe world oi NASCAA Winston Cup rac1ng featuring weekly race highlights and more . all NowaWalch ~ Bonanza : The Lost Episodes 5:05 Good Time a 5:30 (]) Wild America hamme the natural balance between the hungry and the hunted. (!) Tony Brown's Journal [J Hitchcock Presents ® World Of Speed And Beauty Pastorini vi sits e)(· f1ghter pilots in TeJ~:as and takes a ride on a B-17 fighter bomber Newsmaker Sunday 5:35 Jeffersons rn a m EVENING 6:oo Ill o rn m ll2l 111 QllfJ New a @) MOVIE : Marriage On The Rocks (2 :00) ffi Coustel!lu's Rediscovery Of The Wo~d (!) Bookmark Guest P 0 James talks about his PB S sene s and hiS novel. Q Ml CBS News Q II)) Greatest Sports Legends I]} Murder, She Wrota Footnote To Murder ® Truckin' USA Truck1ng Jamborees @ 1989 NFL Playoff Highlights Sportsweek In Review 13] Bordertown 6 051J) NWA Main Evenl Wrestling 6:30 Ill IJ ll]) NBC News Stereo a fi> ll) all 0 ABC World News Sunder. r:;l (!j Raising K do 11m News 1]2) m CBS New a Q ®Road Teat Magezlne Tesl 01 The t990 Cars ~ SportaCenter Inside Business Q] Zorro 7:00 Ill 0 il]) Ann Jillion Ann meets an old fnend who offer s her a glamorous job 1n Tot,o. ~ MOV : Kid Gaiahad (2:00) CI) Life On Ice: Antarc;;tica And Mara Travel to the exotic and mysterious dry \/alleys of tne Antarctic in an el1ort to understand the dynam ics of life on earth and elsewhere . l1l llJ ® 0 Lite Goat On Drew con fronts a former lr1end at a h1gh school reun1on . (R) Stereo. t;1 (!j Eyes On The Priu II Anlidlscnmmation legal nghts are put to the test ~ 1]2) Ill 60 Mlnuteo Stereo. a rn 8ID The Outoldera Sodapop becomes entangled in a potential racial powder keg . (R) Stereo. IIJ The Equallz11 Out 01 The Past ® American Sports Cavalcade Coverage of the Daytona 200. motorcycle rac1ng competition !rom the Daytona International Raceway in Day1ona , Fla ~ Baseball Tonight 13 NewsWatch CIJ) Rin Tin Tin K·9 Cop 7:30 Ill I) l!lJ Family For Joe Joe enrolls in a night class w1th N1ck to get his high school diploma . Q all Sports Sunday Q]) T And T 8:00 Ill 0 l!lJ Magical Worid Of Olaney A deaf teenager opens the eyes and hearts of the Gibbons family. (A) Q Ill MOVIE: Pride of Maryland (2:001 riJ National Audubon Soclely Spoclalo Conservationists and loggers are engaged in a head-to-head battle . Stereo. fi> ll) all II America'o Funnieat Home VIdeo• Basketball plays unlikely to be seen in the pros. (A) Stereo.~ (!j Eyao n The Prize II Miami's black community explodes in rioting 91 IIJ Ill MOVIE: 'Eacape From Sobibor' CBS Sllnday Movle(3:cx:l Stereo . ~ I!J) Ill Amo ca'o Moa Wanted Colorado police alleged that an ex·pot:ce oNicer robbed an ATM. (R) Stereo. 11J MOVIE: I'm Dangorouo To'P2lht (2:00) Sloreo ~ @ ajor League Beat II il!l P~moNoWI I3J) Oceano: The Laot FronUor MONDAY • MON., AUG. 13 Cl1990 T"i l"IW>Q II'IC ~~ W01111 Tl. • EVENING 6:oo rn o Ill l1l m 91 @ 111 11J Nowo il)l Dn1am Of Jeannie (I) WNd America Exam1ne the natural balance between lhe hungry and lhe hunted . /il Reading Rainbow Q l!ll Ill Andy Griffith [II Ho-Man @ Motoworld Host Larry Maiers g1ves comprehensi\le coverage of all facets of motorcycle racing. (0:30) 12!1 World Todey 1111 HardcaaUo And McConnlck r:;1 6:05 IJ) Bevorir Hlllblllleo 6:30 Ill IJ ll]) NBC NighUy Newo ~ Nowhor1 :il mBody Elactrlc lil l1l f!) AB News Q rn 3·2· t Contact r:;1 91 IIJ Ill CBS News Q l!ll CD Three'o Company ®Top Card @ SportoLoot< 6:35 iJJ Andy Griffith 7:00 crJ 0 PM Maguine Ill Andy Griffith liJ inside Edition (I) (!j MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour I)) f!) Current Affair 91 ll]) Ill ll]) Wheel Of Fortune~ I!J) CD Ni~ t Court Q [) Mlom Vice CastillO is dogged by rogue government agent who wants him oft a case. Stereo ® Muolc Row Video @ SportoCenter llll Monayllne all Scarecrow & MFI. King 7:05 m Jofferaona 7:30 Ill 0 Family Feud Ill Bewitched lil Entar1ainmanl Tonight I)) ll) Moms's Family 91 ll]) W II)) Jeopardy! r:;l I!J) CD Major League Beoebail @ Motorwoek Illustrated Crossfire 7:35 IJ) Major League Baseball 8:00 crl 0 II)) Matlock Matlock considers dropping his man1pulat1ve client . (A) Stereo. Q Ill Major Le:lue Baoeball Ill l1l ll) A Mondor Night Football Stereo . r:;1 Cll The Mozar1 Myatlque With Peter Ustlnov From Sa lzburg to V1enna. trace the short but illustrious life of the musical giant. (2 :00) (!) Adventure Robert Perkins travels 700 mi les alone down a Canadian river . c:J 91 Ohio State Fair Sale Of Chompions ll]) Ill Major Dad The Major organizes a camping trip to bring the fam ily closer. (A) Stereo r:;1 11) Murder, She Wrote Murder Takas The Bu s 12!1 Gospol Jubilee ID Women's Pro Beach Vollarball From Pismo Beach, CA (T) 12!1 PrimeNews CIJ) MOVIE: Scuddo-Hool Scuddo·Harl (2:00) 8:30 ll]) Ill Wish You Were Hare Donny takes a job as a babysitter on the French Riviera. Stereo. Q ®On Siege 9:00 (l) IJ II)) 'The Two Mrs. Grenvillea, Par1 2' NBC Monday Night At The Movies (2:00) Cil American astera A selection of saxophonist Charlie Parll:er's recordings are featured. E;J 91 ll]) W Murphy Brown Murphy and Corky go a ,2 8:30 (I) ll) Q!l 0 Tim Conway'o Funny America Q I!J) Ill The Slmpaono Bart and Lisa discover the identity of lh&~r baby sitter. (R) Q ® NHRA Today 1111 American Snapshots 9:00 (l) IJ 11J 'The Two Mrs. Grenvllleo, Par1 1' NBC SundaQ Night At Tho Movies iiJOOl National Geographic Explorer Swarm 01 The Locust; Elephant Woman Cll Moolorpieca Theatre The Hornet Squadron regroups at an air station m Eng land. (P1 ~ 'i all Q MOVIE: 'For Your Ere• Only' ABC SundaQ Night Movie (PGI ~301 C oor Cut Criaio I!J) CD Married... With Children Peggy enrolls in home economics in order to get a :loma. (R) r:;1 lnoldo Wtnoton Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-host this fast-paced look at the world ol NASCAA Winston Cup racing leatu ring weekly race highlights and more. llll Week In Review 11111n Touch 9:30 I!J) CD In Living Color Q 12!1 Bill Dance Outdoors 10:00 Ill New• Cll Myotoryl Holmes and Watson investigate a death on the London subway. (!j Maotorploco Thoen The Hornet Squadron regroups at an air station In England. (pt ~i Booker Booker's father asks him for holp. (A) Stereo.£ [II Cou oratlfke Dead In The Air 12!1 Outdoor Newo Natworll ~ Evening N-• 1111 Changed Uveo 10:30 12!1 BoooMootero BASSMASTER Alabama Invitational fishing tournament on Gunters~ille Lake In north Alabama . 1111 John Ankorberg t0:401l)lnatonl Replay undercover as hookers . (A) Storeo. r:;1 11J Prime Time WreoUing Rick Rude vs Ultimate WarriOr 12!1 Nashville Now (L) iD IJSBA World Jet Ski Tour Men's Freestyle Cnampionshlp From Chicago , IL (T) 12!1 Larry King Llvel 9:30 91 IIJ Ill Designing Women A weekend at a health spa turns into the banta ol the bul~~~ Stereo. r:;1 @ P Pro Surilng From Huntington Beach, CA (T) 10:00 (I) Newowatch (!) Firer Fire! brings to life the experience of fire fighting , including a profile of Philadelphia ·s only active woman fire fighter . (1 :00) 91 IIJ Ill Face To Face With Connie Chu':Jl r:;l llll Evening ewa 1111 700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:20 IJ) MOVIE: Hoatoge Flight (2:00) 10:30 (I) Germany Live Language , scenery, and lives are the subjects of this exploration of the beautiful nation of West Germany . (1 001 I!J) CD Twilight Zone 12!1 Crook & Chaae @ Beat Ot Surier Magazine 11 :oo rn o Ill rn l1l til 91 il]) Ill II)) News I]] CD Arsenio Hell crt Miami Vice Prodigal Son. Plt0f2 ® Faira And Festlvala Bluefield, W. Va., is hosted by Mike Snider and leatures the Statler Brothers perfOI"ming hils from their 24-year career 1n country music. @Baseball Tonight 12!1 Monerline CIJ) Belman t 1:30 Ill I) ll]) Beat Of Carson Stereo. Ill Magnum, P.i. IL) European Journal I)) ll) NighUino ~ 91 Night Cour1 @ W '21 Jump treel' CBS Late Night Students and faculty are forced to arm themselves to stay alive . (A) @ Spor1aCenter llll Sport a Tonight 1111 MOVIE: Scudda· Hool Scuddo-Hoyi (2:00) 11:35 Ill Cheers r:;l 12:00 I)) ll) Enlor1ainmenl Tonight ®I Megnum, P.l, (]]) ID Love Connection IIJ Crime Story Luca " determined to keep Manny alive even 11 1t means a SATURDAY l1l ll) Q!l Q Mono~ly Q (!j Club Date Bud hank Stereo. ~ llll East eeta Weal 1111 MOVIE: Terror By Night (1 :30) 9:50 IJ) U.S. Olympic Gold World Cup Wrestling (T); Goodwill Games Review 10:00 Ill 0 II)) Hunter Hunter and McCan investigate a series or prostitute murders. (R) Q Ill News I)) ll) Q!l Q Twin Peaks Cooper and Truman learn more about the troubled Laura Palmer. ~) Stereo. r:;1 (!j Austin City mite (1 :00) I!J) CD Friday The 13th: Tho Series 11J The Hitchhiker A tamed woman author falls victim to a hellish plot twist. Stereo. 12!1 American Muaic Shop llll Evening Newa 10:30 ffi MOVIE: Parior, Bedroom And Beth (1:15) 11J Hitchcock Preaonts ® Texea Connection 10:50 IJ) Night Tracks: Chonbuotore Stereo . e o 11 :oo rn l1l m 111 IDl aiiiiNtWI Ill Twilight Zone illllll Arsenio Hall's Weekend Jam MOVIE: Kentucky Fried ovle IRI (1 :30) . 12!1 On Stage ID Baooball Tonight llll Capital Gang 1111 Scorecrow I Mro. King 11. Q 11 :30 ~ I) 11J Saturday Night Live Stereo. Ill MOVIE: Marahol Of Mldtkl (2:00) I)) WWF Wn11Hing e Chollen~ 1121• M IE: Chilllf Theolnl (2:00) 12!1 Grand Ole Opry Uvo ID SportaConter llll Sporll Ton~ht aiiChH11 • transplant. Stereo. ® Nashville Now @ Berber Sub Pro Serieo From Po<tland , OR (T) 12!1 NewoNight 12:051ll NighUino Q 12:20 iJJ National Geographic Explorer Swarm Of Tho Locust ; Elephant Woman u Ill l1l m 91 ll2l m 11J Newo Ill I Dn~am Of Jeannie (I) Second Voyage Of The Mimlr:;J (!j Reeding Rainbow e l!ll 1D Andy Griffith IIJ Ho·Mon Roclng 12!1 Worid Todor 1111 Hardcaotle And McConnlck r:;1 6:30 cri I) ll]) NBC Nightly News ~ NewhartC Ill l1l Ill ABC News Q (I) Bodr Elect~c (!j 3·2·1 Contact ae r 4:30 rn G Home Shoppl~ 11J MOVIE: llllrvlvor ( : ) 4:35 ill Night Tracka Stereo. 1111 MOVIE: My Pal Guo (2:00) 8:15 IJJ Wreatllng'o Gn11test Hila 8:30 lil l1l Iii The Wonder Yean Kevin's math teacher leaves just befora a big exam. (A) Stereo. r:;1 6:35 iJJ Major League Baoebotl 9:00 (l) 0 11J In The Hoot Of Tho Night A Councilwomen helps a young boy who may have witnessed a murder . (A) Stereo. C lil l1l Q Rooeanne Rosanne wants Oarkme to recite a poem in front of her peers . (R) Stereo.I;J (I) (!j Americon Experience L1se Yasui explores the h1story of her Japanese-American family i r:;1 91 1121111 CBS News Q l!ll CD Three's Company 12!1 Top Card ID Spor10Look 7:00 cri I) PM Magazine Ill Andy Griffith Ill lnoldo Edition Cll (!j MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour I)) 0 Current Affoir 91 @ Iii IIJ Wheel Of Fortune C I]] CD Night Court Q IIJ Miami VIce Crocken and Tubbs safeguard a witness to a DEA agents murder . 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(0:301 12!1 Sports Lo1oNight 2:35 IJ) Nlghl Trocki Stereo. 3:00 Ill At Tho Movleo @ Gotorade Circle Of Chomplont 12!1 NewaNight all II Mlcholob Preunto Night Muaic 1111 Praise The Lord 3:30 Ill Runawor With Tho Rich • FltnOUI @ Thrittwoy A TP T..,nlo Chompionllllp Semlllnal From Cinclnnau, Ohio (T) 12!1 E11t -~~ Weot 3:35 ill Night Tracko Stereo. 4:00 Ill MOVIE: Thundering Jato (1:00) MOVIE: Love At Flrot (P<l) (2:00) 12!1 La'[t; Ki~Weekend e• • 01 Tho Rich l Fomouo • 6:oo rn t2:30 rn IIJ Late Night With David Lottonnan Ill MOVIE: Welkin~ Tall, The Final Chapter !AI I :30) I)) ll) Hard Copr I!J) Ill After Houro @ Mlckor Thompoon'o Off Road Grand Prix Championship From Pasadena , CA (T) 12:351IJinto Tho Night Stereo . 12:371]2) Ill News 11 :50 IJ) MOVIE: Tho Great Ttxoo Drnemite Chan (A) It :45) 12:00 91 News I]] Ill Freddy'o Nighlmareo 12!1 Barbaro Mandntll And The Mandn1ll Siotoro iD IJSBA World Jot Ski Tour Women's Tour Wrap-Up From Chicago, IL (T) 12!1 NewsNight Q!l II Benny Hill Show 1111 Zola Levitt 12:30 I)) m Gorgooua Ladleo Of Wrestling 91 MOVIE: Murder In Coweta Counly (NRI(2 :00) [)MOVIE: Toam·Matao (2:00) @ 1989 OP Pro Surfing Champ. From Huntington Beach , CA (T) at Evona And Novak 1111 Paid Programming 1:00 cri I) Fun And Games I!]) CD Monatoro ® American Muolc Shop 12!1 News Update Q!l II NWA WoridWido Wn11Uing 1111 Paid Programming 1:10 12!1 Travel Guide TUES., AUG. 14 EVENING 0 7;30 cr1 1J Family Feud Ill Bewitched Ill Entor10inment Tonlght I)) 0 Memo's Family 91 il]) Ill II)) Jeopardy! Q I!J) Ill M'A'S'H @ Major League Baseball 12!1 Croaoflre 8:00 cri IJ ll]) Matlock Matlock s life is in danger when he tries to help an attorney . (R) Stereo. r:;1 Ill Major League Baseball lil I)) ll) Who's The Boss? Tony learns that a baseball hero is unscrupulous in business . (A) Stereo r:;l (!) (!) Nova Explore an alarming nuclear waste problem in eastern Washington State. C ®) a%111) Rescue: 911 Police speed a drownin.9_1nlant to the hospital. (AI Q I!J) CD MOVIE: Tho Serpent And The Rolnbow (A) (2 :00) 11J Murder, She Wrote Armed Response ® Hank Jr.'s Double Eogle Tour '89 Hank Williams Jr stars 10 Hank Jr." s Double Eag le Tour '69. H1ts including Family Tradition and All My Rowdy Friends Are Comm ' Over Tonight. 12!1 PrimeNaws (Conllnuf'd from Previous Page l 12!1 Grand Ole Opry Live 9:00 IJ) 0 ll]) Golden Glrio The ladies spend Christmas serving food at a soup kitchen . ~) ~ Cl) Or. W o oct or Who and his assistant v1sit the Psychic Ctrcus. (I) ll) all Q China Beach McMurphy learns that free love can eJ~:act a heavy emotional loll. ~J. ~ (!j Alive From f entOJ Focus on the intensitieS that are possible through the written word. ®l II)) W NFL PreSeason Football I!J) CD COPS The Minneapolis Police Department is caned in to handle a gunman. Stereo. r:;1 12!1 Barbara Mandnlll And The Mondrell Siotera @ Saturday Night Thunder llll ShowBiz This Week 9:30 aJ 0 II)) Emply Neat Charlie moves to a new apartment aher Harry chews h1m out r:;1 (!j Now ountry Video I]] ID Tracey Ullman Show Two ri~at actresses read for the part of their lives. (A) t) TUESDAY ll]) Ill MOVIE: 'Guilly Of Innocence: The Lenell Geter Story' CBS Tuesday Movie (2 :00) c;l [!I Budweiser Preaents: Tueodey Night Fights 12!1 Nashville Now (L) 12!1 Larry King livel 9:30 Ill I)) 0 Coach Haydon reluctantly agrees to meet the Rosebrocks . (A) Stereo. r:;l 10:00 Ill 1J II)) Cutting Edge Wllh Maria Shriver Shriver interviews pop singer Sinead o· Connor, Britist1 billionaire Richard Branson, Actress Kirstie Alley and former lootbali player Lyle Alzado. Ill (I) thlrtyaomothlng Gary is offended when Michael oilers him some llnancial help . (R) Stereo r:;1 (I) Newswalch (!j P.O.V, Golub features artist Leon Golub. Q I!]) CD Now Twlllghl Zone 13 Evening News 1111 700 Club With Pol Robertaon t0:30 (I) Raising Kids I]] CD Taxi 12!1 Crook & Chaae ~ Major League Baaoball m 11 :00 Ill IJ @) lil I)) Ill 91 ll]) W 11J News riJ Revolotlono I 100) I]] CD Aroanio Hall 0 Miami Vice Prod1gal Son, PI 2 01 2 ® Church Street Station llll Moneyllne Q]l Batman 11:20 IJ) MOVIE: The Devil's Brigade 12 45) 11:30 1l) IJ II)) Tonight Show Stereo Ill Magnum , P.L I)) ll) Nighlline ~ ®I Night Court @ W 'Stingray' BS Late Night Stingray aids a principal in convincing students to avoid a gang (AI ®On Stage 12!1 Sports Tonighl 1111 MOVIE: My Pol Gus (2:00) 11 :35 1Il Cheers Q 12:00 (I) ll) Entortainmonl Tonight WEDNESDAY 91 Magnum, P.L I!J) Ill Love ConntcUon IIJ Crime Story Pauli rel1ves his escape from an atomic blast Stareo. 12!1 Naohvillo Now Country music's honest stars are featured live . llll NewsNight 12:051Il Nlghlllno r:;1 12:30 (l) I) 11J Late Night With David Letterman Ill MOVIE: Daredevils Of The Clouda 11 :00) l1l m Herd Copy I!J) Ill After Houro 12:35lll Into Tho Night Stereo 12:37 il]) Ill Nawa 1:00 I)) ll) The Fall Guy Q till MOVIE: Crackoro iPGI (2:00) l!ll CD Rowhide [II Hitchcock Presonto llll ShowBiz Todoy 1:30 (l) 1J II)) Later With Bob Costas Ill MOVIE: Secn1ts Of Monte Cario (1 :00) IIJ Rar Bradbury Theatre A Touch 01 Polulance 12!1 Crook & ChaH @ SportoCanter llll NewtNight Update CIJ) Paid Programming 1:35lll Nows 2:00 cr1 I) Homo Shopping Spree I]] CD MOVIE: Cor101n Fury iAI (2:00) 0 Budweiser Preaenta.: Tuoaday Night Fighto 12 Round IBF bantamweight title bout, Orlando Canizales vs Eddie Rangel, from Saratoga Springs, NY (T) 12!1 Muaic Row VIdeo @ Women'• Pro Beach Volleyball From Pismo Beach , CA (T) I3J) 700 Club With Pot Robortoon 2:05 ill MOVIE: Tho Bri!!go AI Ffomagan (PGI (2:30) 2:10 Ill Love ConnocUon 2:30 Ill Tales From Tho Darlllide llll Sports LateNight HO lil After Houro 3:00 Ill Caroon's Comedy Claoalco 91 Everyday With Joan Lunden @ SportsLook llll Newo Overnight CIJ) Paid Programming 3:30 Ill Tales From Tho Darllolde ®I McCloud ID Top Rank Boxing 3:451lll Neworoom 4:00 Ill MOVIE: Thief Of Baghdad (2:00) I]] CD MOVIE: Tho Two Worida Of Jenny Lovan (2 :001 IIJ Alfred H~chcock Hour Completely Foolproof Larry King Ovomlght 1111 Paid PYovromming 4:35 IJ) I Love Lucy a THURSDAY • THURS., AUG. 16 • EVENING s:oo rn m Ill rn m 91 IDl 111 II)) Ntwl (!) 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King r:;l m 7:05 Jofferoona 7:30 crJ 1J Fomlly Feud Ill Bewitched Ill Enter1alnment Tonight I)) ll) Mama's Family ®J il]) 111 11J Jeopardy! r:;l I!JlCD M'A'S'H Pro Bowlers Association 12!1 Crossfire 7:35 iJJ Sanford And Son 8:00 (l) 1J 11J Cosby Show Cliff eats something he shouldn't and is plagued by nightmares . r:;l Ill MOVIE: The Executioner'• Song (PI 2 Of 2) (2:00) Ill I)) ll) Ladloo Of Swaet Street ~ wo older ladies leave retirement to take up amateur sleuthing . Stereo. t;1 ClJ Hometlme Learn ways to enclose the porch and the cost of installations. (PI 2) r:;l ill Homotlme Basic porch-building techniques, locusing on design . (PI 1 Of 3)1;1 ~ ll]) Ill 48 Houro Stereo = @Ill MOVIE: Perry Mason: c- Of The Sinioter Splrll (2:00) The 11J Murder, She Wrote Funeral AI Fifty-Mile @ American Muolc Shop llll PrimeNows 1111 MOVIE: Money From Home (2:00) 8:05 iJJ MOVIE: Coovan'o Bluff (Ri {2:00) cri 1J II)) Different Wo~d Dwayne and Ron dress as women to escape drug dealers . (R) Stere o C (!) Sneak Previews Goes Video (]) Wild America Exa mine every aspect ol ttle river otter's existence . 0 ®On Stage 9:00 cr1 I) II)) Cheers Woody asks tar Sam·s help when he wants to elope w1th Kelly . (A) Stereo. C 11J I)) Q Young Riders Buck I ails 1n IO\Ie w1th the bank owner's beautiful daughter (R) Stereo. t:;1 ffi (!J Mystery! Holmes and Watson are led on a wild goose chase starling with murder. 0 ®l II)) W Eddie Capra Mysteries An eccentnc aunt th inks she·s a murder target. (RiC 0 MOVIE : Death Before Dishonor (AJ (2 :001 12!1 Noohvllle Now (L) @ Top Rank Boxing llll Lorry King Uvol 9:30 Ill 0 l!lJ Grand Tom uses Carol Anne as bait 1n an Investment scheme. (A) Stereo. r:;1 10:00 crJ I) II)) LA . Law Abby represents a battered wife againSt he1 husband. (A) r:;1 (!) News lil I)) f!) Primellma Live Stereo. r:;1 (I) Newswatch (}J Reflections Of Violence ®l ll]) Northam Exposure Shelly·s husband arrives and asks lor a divorce. Stereo. £:1 I!J) CD New Twilight Zone llll Evening News 1111 700 Club With Pot Robertaon 10:05 IJ) MOVIE: The Beguiled (A I (2.00) 10:30 (I) Masterpiece Theatre The Hornet Squadron regroups at an air station in England. (Pt 8:30 m 81i Toll ®Crook & Chaae 11 :oo rn e rn l1l m 91 @ 111 ll]) News @l Twilight Zone I]] Ill Araento Hell !I) Mlaml Vice Sonny's best friend asks him to be h1s newborn son ·s godfather. ® What On Eorth... A concert with an environmental message tapod Earth Day t990 at Nashville 's Riverfront Park, stars Rosanne Cash, Rodney Crowell, and the Bellamy Brothers. @ Baaobali Tonight llll Monoyllno 1111 Batman 11 :30 (l) I) II)) Tonight Show Stereo Ill Mlfjnum, P.l. (I) McLoughlin Dno·On-One I)) til NighUinol. 91 Night Court 11J Ill '21 Jump t' CBS Late Night Sexually abused ooed trios to hire Hanoon to kill her cop lather. (AI @ SportsConlar llll Sports Tonight CIJ) MOVIE: Money From Homo (2:00) 11 :351Il Cheers r:;1 12:00 l1l ll) Entor10inmonl Tonight ~Magnum, P.L I]] CD Love Connection 0 Crime Story The owner ol a desert brothel tries to run e legal establishment. Stereo. 12!1 Nashville Now @ Jackie Stewart Celebrity Trap Shooting Clonic From Glen Eagle, Sconand (T) llll NowsNight 12:05 IJ) MOVIE: The Wind And Tho Lion lPG) (2 :301 Ill NighUino Q 12:30 (l) I) 11J Late Night With David Lenennan Ill Eost Of Eden (PI 2 Of 3) (2 :15) I)) ll) Hard Copy I]] CD After Hours 12:35 CIJinto The Night Stereo 12:37 il]) Ill News 1:00 l1l ll) The Fall Guy C till MOVIE: Xanadu iPGi (200) I]] CD Rawhide IIJ H~chcock Pn11onto @ U.S. Opon Table Tonnia Champ1onship From Baltimore , MD (T) llll ShowBiz Today 1:30 (l) 1J II)) Later With Bob Costas IIJ Hollywood lnolder @Crook & ChaM llll NewoNighl Update CIJ) Paid Programming 1:351Il News 2:00 (l) I) Home Shopping Spn11 I]] CD MOVIE: Madame X (2:00) 11J MOVIE: limbo (PGJ(2:00) 12!1 Muolc Row VIdeo @ Danskln'o Running And Racing 1111 700 Club With Pol R-rtaon 2:10(]) Love Connection 2:30 ID Spor10Centor llll Sporta LateNight 2:35 IJ) MOVIE: lndlacreet (2 00) 2:40 Ill Aftlf Houro 3:00 ®J Evoryday With Joon Lunden @ Spor1aLoot< llll Now• Overnight 1111 Paid Prugramming 3:30 Ill Toto• From Tho Dorllaide ®I Columbo @ Budwolaor Thoroughbred Dlgoot 3:451lll Nowaroom 4:00 C:'J MOVIE: The Doy the Floh C •me Out \2:00) illllll MOV E: Altlf Tho Fox (2:00) 11J AHred Hitchcock Hour Final Performance @ Fithln' Hole ~ Lorry King Overnight I3J) Pold ProgromrNng 4:30@ Jimmy Houlton Ouldoon 4:35 1 Lava t.ucy m • WED., AUG. 15 • EVENING 6:00 rn e Ill l1l m <Ill 1121111 IHI Newo III I Droom Of Jeannie Cll Degroool Junior High Spike Is given an egg to care for to simulate caring tor a baby. r:;1 CII Reading Rainbow Q I!J) CD Andy Grtfflth [II Ho·Man ID lnolde Tho PGA Tour 12!1 Worid Today 1111 HardcaiUo And McConnlck r:;1 6:05 IJ) Bevorir HillbilliOI 8:30 crJ I) II)) NBC NighUy Newo ~Newhart C Ill l1l Ill ABC Nowo Q (I) Body Electric CII 3-2·1 Contact Q 91 il]) Ill CBS Now1 Q I!J) CD Three's Company ®Top Card @ SporloLook m 6:35 Andr Griffith 7:00 crJ 1J PM Magazine Ill Andy Griffith iiJinoldo Edhlon (I) (!j MacNeil Lehrer NawaHour I)) Q Current Affair 91 ll]) Ill IIJ Whoot Of Fo<tuno C I!J) CD Nlgllt Cour1 1;1 11J Miami VIce Crockatt and Tubbs use Trudy as bait against a sadistic killer. Stereo ® Music Row Video @ SporloCenter 12!1 Moneyllno Scarecrow & Mrs. King 8 7:05 IJ) JeHoroono 7:30 cri I) Family Feud Ill Bew~chod lil Entor101nmont Tonlght ([l II Mama'• Family 91 1121 Ill IIJ Jeopardy! r:;1 (]] tD Mt A*S*H @ Home Run Derby Wally Post vs Henry Aaron 12!1 Crontlre 7:35 iJJ Sanford And Son 8:00 rn II 11J Unaolved Myaterleo Visit Alcatraz prison to trace the escape route of 3 prisoners . (AI Q Ill MOVIE: Tho Exocutlonofo Song (PI 1 Of 2) (2: 00) Ill I)) Ill Growing Paino Stopped for a minor trafftc maHer, Carol finds herself in Jail. (A) Stereo. Q riJ (I) NaHonal GeQ9rophic Special The Amazon· s inhabitants must respond to bizarre seasonal rhythms . Stereo.l;l 91 ll2J Ill Piece Of Cake Two ~Or)' ditferent men operate a bakery together. I]] CD 21 Jump Street Penhall encounters a young team member whose been kidnappeed IR) Stereo. Q 11J Murder, She Wrote Murder AI Tho Oasis all Convoroa8on With Dinah @ Major League Beooboll Magazine llll PrimeNewa 1111 MOVIE: Convicted (2:00) 8:05 iJJ MOVIE: Rio Lobo iGI • • FRI., AUG. 17 EVENING 6:oo rn o Ill l1l m 91 ll2l 111 1]2) News ll) l Dream Of Jeannie (I) Nawton'o Apple Meteorologist Fred Gadomski gives a quick lesson 1n cloud formation 1;1 (!j Reading Rainbow r:;l I]] CD Andy Griffith 11J Ho-Men 12!1 Worid Todoy CllJ Zarro 6:05 IJ) Beveriy Hillbillies 6:30 crJ I) II)) NBC Nightlr News ~Newhart C liJ I)) ll) ABC News r:;l 11) Body Electlfc CII 3-2·1 Contact r:;1 91 1]2) Ill CBS News Q I!J) CD Three'a Company ®Top Card 1111 Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:35 iJJ Andy Griffith 7:00 cr1 0 PM Magazine Ill Andy Griffith (I) Inside EdiUOfl (I) (!j MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour (1j Ill Current Affolr 91 1]2) Ill 1]2) Wheel Of Fortune C I!]) G1 Night Court r:;l 0 Mleml VIce CrockeH and Tubbs are outwitted by a smooth country lawyer . Stereo. ® Muolc Row VIdeo @ SportoConter 12!1 Moneytlno CIJ) Scan~erow & Mro. lOng r:;l 7:05 IJ) JoHeroona 7:30 cr1 I) FamNy Feud Ill Bewltl:hod Ill Entertlinment Tonight l1l Ill Mamo'o Fomily 91 a21111 IIJ Jeopardy! r:;l I!J) ID Major league Beubel @ Major Loog,;o Bouball 12!1 Crooafire 7:351JJ Sontord And Son 8:00 ~ I) IIJ Quanblm Loop Sam leaps Into the life of an understvdy In a musical product~::JRl r:;l Ill Sox ome (I) I)) Fuft Houee Jesse and Aobocca spilt up aner a big tight, {R) Stereo. r:;l Withington Week In Review Stereo. r:;1 <D Gn1at Portom\onceo Julio reviews her life from her early days in London. ( t :30) e m i 112111 Primt Time 8 Murder, Wro~ Widow, She Weep For Me Pall (2:00) 8:30 Ill I)) ll) Head Of Tho Clan Aristotle finds himself caught between the mob and the FBI. (R) 1;J 91 Clll Hla & Hero Doug and Reggie agree to offer advice on a radio show. r:;1 12!1 On Stage @ Major League Booeball 9:00 Ill I)) Ill DOQ91e Howaer, M.D. Ooogie unwisell agrees to let Vinnie videotape him on his rounds. (A) Stereo. C riJ CI1 Voices Of Serafina A young South African acting troupe performs the Broadway hit Serafina!. a musical dramatization of a t976 South African uprising . (t :30) Stereo. 91 1]2) W Jake And The Fatman Jake investigates the murder of a reporter (AI r:;l I!J) Ill Molloy Molloy experiences her first crush on a handsome, materialistic teen. C IIJ MOVIE: Peroonalo (2:00) Stereo. 12!1 Nashville Now (L) 12!1 Larry King Livel 9:30 cri 0 ll]) Night Court Harry tries to conduct court amidst construction noise. (A) Stereo. C lil l1l Ill Anything But Love A corporate troubleshooter arrives, planning to oust Cathonne. (RI Stereo . r:;1 (]] CD Ghost Writer A horror novelist tries to be a loving father and husband . Stereo . 10:00 rn I) l!lJ Door John John quits his teach1ng job for a 1ucrative_2ublish1ng JOb . (A) Stereo. t;1 Ill News Ill I)) ll) Equal Justice Mike defends a banered housewiteJAl r:;l 91 1]2) W Hours Dan Rather examines why children are being raised by foster parents. Stereo. 0 I!J) Ill New Twilight Zone 12!1 Evening News 1111 700 Club With Pal Rober100n 10:05 IJ) MOVIE: The Shootist iPGI (200) 10:30 crJ 0 ll]) Dear John John plans to confront his boss about terminating their affair (A) (I) Newawatch (!j Yo Done Good This program profiles philanthropist Rev . Mother Waddles and features interv1ews with Waddles. her volunteers. and world boxing champ Thomas Hearns . I!J) Ill Taxi 12!1 Crook I Chase 11 :oo rn 11 Ill l1l m 91 IDl 111 il]) Newo Ill Twilight Zone (I) Tom Patera: Thriving On Cheoa Tom Pvters discusses businesses that are changing and the attitudes that are necessary to meet future challenges. illllll Arsenio Hall dJ Miami VIce Trudy is 1n shock after a shootout results in her killing a suspect . ® Con-versation With Dinan Moneyllne a ID Batman 11:30 cri IJ 11J Tonight Show Stereo. Ill Magnum, P.L I)) 0 NighUin~ 91 Night Court IIJ Ill 'Wolf C Late Night Wolf goes in search tor the assailant of one of Sal" s friends , (A) r:;1 ®On Stage @ Spor1aCenter 12!1 Spor1o Tonight 1111 MOVIE: Convicted (2:30) 11:351IJ Cheero r:;l 12:00 I)) 0 Entor111nmont Tonight 1111 Magnum, PJ. I!J) ID Love Connection 11J Crime Story Torello's survival dejlends on outwining killers. Stereo . ® Naehvlllo Now 9 Bouboll Tonight 12!1 NowaNight 12:05 IJ) MOVIE: H!i_h Noon (1 :45) Ill NighHino Q 12:30 rn IIJ Late Night With David Lattennen Ill Eaot Of Edan (PI I Of 3) (2: 15) l1l 0 Hard Copy i!ll CD AHer Houra 9 NFL Yoorbook '69 LA Raiders 12:35(lJinto The Night Stereo. 12:37 1]2) Ill News 1:00 I)) 0 The Fol Guy !;J ®J MOVIE: A Little !lei(AJ (2:00) I!J) CD Rawhide IIJ Hitchcock Preoents 9 Su~er Magazine (0:30) all ShowBiz Today 1:30 cr1 I) 1]2) Later With Bob Cootao IIJ H~chcock Pn1oents ®Crook I Chaoo 9 OP Jr. Amateur S•rtlng Champ. From Huntington Beach, CA (T) 12!1 NewaNighl Update 1:35lll Nowa 1:501J) MOVIE: The Macahana (2:15) 2:00 cr1 I) Homo Shopping Spree I!J) Ill MOVIE: Judgment At Nun1mborg (2 :59) IIJ Prime 11mo Wn1ott1ng ® Music Row VIdeo @ fnolde Tho PGA Tour 1111 700 Club With Pot Roborloon 2:10 lil Love ConntcUon 2:30 9 Spor1aConter Spor1o LatoNighl 2:40 Ill After Houro 3:00 91 Everyday With Joon Lunden @ Spor1oLook 12!1 Newo Overnight 1111 Paid Prugrammlng 3:30 Ill Taleo From Tho Dorlllide 91 M:MIIIan 9 Maotoring Golf 3:4512!1 Nowaroom 4:00 Ill MOVIE: Guyano: Cu~ Of The Damned IAJ(2:00i IIJ Allred H~chcock Hour The Ute Work Of Juan Diaz @ Fonnulo One Grond Prix Of Hungary From Budapost, Hungary (T) llll Larry King Ovomighl 1111 Paid Prognomming 4:05 IJ) Leave II To Beaver 05 IJ) I Love Lucy e a FRIDAY 12!1 Celebrities Offotoge VII Lonanne Crook nas up-close-and-personal mtef'\liows with Steve Wanner, the Bellamy Brothers, and Glen Campbell 12!1 PrimeNaws 1111 MOVIE: The Corsican Brolhero (2 :00) 8:05 IJ) MOVIE: Forced \Tengoance IAJ (2 :00) 8:30 Ill Major League Baoobali Ill I)) ll) Family Maners Laura 's timing in taking up baby-siUing proves 1ll·adv 1sed. (R) Stereo. C (I) Wall Streel Waok Wlth Louie Rukeyur John D. Connolly maintains that the Dow should go to 3500. t:;1 91 1121 m Candid Camero: Eatl Eat! Eatl Allen Funl hosts this special which takes a hilarious look at Amenca ·s eating habits as cap tured by his legendary concealed cameras 9:00 crJ I) II)) Shannon's Deal Shannon sees big bucks as he defend s a security guard (A) C lil 1IJ ll) Perfect Strangers Larry and Balkl get stranded h1gh ato~a chandelle• (A) Stereo. Cll The tory Of EngHoh Trace the spread ot English through Bntish Colonialism Stereo. 91 il]) Ill Newhor1 l)ick gels himself invited to a ca rd ~me with Tim Conway. (R) 0 Hitchcock Preaents ® Naahvlilo Now (L) 12!1 Larry King Uvol 9:30 Ill I)) ll) New Attitude V'cki is ecstatic that her old boyfriend has moved back into town , r:;1 (!j Evening AI Popa 91 il]) Ill Stool Megnoliao Five friends in Louisiana meet each Saturday at the local beauly shop. 11J Ray Brodbury Theatre 10:00 cri 0 ll]) Midnight Caller Jack 's radio broadcast recounts the San Francisco earthquake. (A) C Ill I)) 0 20/20 1\ieekly Nowo Magazine Stereo. Q Cll Nowawotch 91 il]) Ill Room For Aom•nce A couple argues when ha decides they need a pre-nuptial agreement r:;l IIJ The Httchhlker A colfego student preperao to marry into a wealthy French family. Stereo. llll E..nlng Nowa I3J) 700 Club With Pot Robertlon 10:05 aJ MOVIE: hoke~ llrHkerl (PG) (1 :45) 1 10:30 (I) Gn1at Por1onnoncoo A young Hollywood director 15 seduced by a fading mov1e star . C (!j A <lrond Night Tho Perionning Arlo Solute PBS Celebrated arttsts gather a1 the Chicago Thea:er to pay tribute 10 the unique contribution public television makes to the pertorm1ng arts . (t :28) I!J) CD New Twilight Zone [J Werewolf Eric encounters mag1ca1 witch who says she can lift werewolf curse. Stereo ®Crook & Chaae ~ Major league Blttbell 11 :oo rn e rn l1l m 91 ll2l 111 II)) Newa I!J) CD Aroenio Hall 11J Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs are pawns in a high stakes game of love and power ®Texas Connection llll Monoylino CIJ) Zarro 11 :30 cr1 0 II)) Tonight Show Stereo. Ill News (I) Alive From Off Center Focus on the intensities that are possible through the written word. I)) Ill NighUino ~ 91 Night Court IIJ Ill Overtime ith Pat O'Brien 12!1 On Stage 12!1 Spor1o Tonight 1111 Border1own 11 :35liJ Cheoro r:;l 11:50 (5) MOVIE: Gargoyloo It 301 12:00 Ill Twilight Zone I)) Ill Entorttlnment Tonight ®I Magnum, P.l. I!J) Ollovo ConnocUon iiJ MOVIE: Rebel High (2:00) 12!1 Nllhville Now llll NewoNighl 1111 MOVIE: lhe Conican Brilthon (2:00) 12:051IJinto The Night Stereo 12:30 (l) D 11J Lola Night With David lattennon Ill MOVIE: Loti Frontier Uprtolng (1 :00) I)) • Hard Copy illlll Alter Houro a21111 SRO 12:35 (I) Nighdlno Q 1:00 I)) • The Foil Guy r:;l ®l MOVIE: The Thing (AI (1 :30) ilJIIIRo~ Showllla Today 1:20 (5) MOVIE: Eot My Dull <PGI (2:00) 1:30 ~ G 11J Frldey Night Vldeotl Ill MOVIE: Sliver City Kid (1 :00) " �Pomeroy. Middleport, . Ohio Television Viewing WlvtD'IWEXPEa ~lOHIT~ 'IIIAT fOOR lJTl1.f SQUIRRELi • FRI., AUG. 10 T::~::~' S©~Q{llA-~t.tfS" ldltod CLAY R. POI1AN 0 four Rearrange leners of the Krambled words be- • low to form four simple word1. I 6:00 !2l D (I] (I] D 1111 112llt 112lNewt 1!J I Dr. .m OIJetinnle (!J Nawton't Apple Paggy Knapp investigates an entire air traffic control system. 0 (!)Reading R a - 0 l!ll • AndJ Qrllfllh 'f'OV'RE Tf.<E NICEST BOI' A~D TJ.lEN 51lE W~AT IS THIS, KISSED ME, LINUS! AN OBSCEN E I'VE EVER MET .. MAO AT YOU. BROWNIE Cl-lARL PHONE CAll~ ! ta Wofld TOO., IIJIZono &:05 ()) Beverly HUibllllet 6:30 (2) D il2l NBC Nightly Newt ~NewhartD . FOR SfATV'i CL01H it.l~ . YOU KOOW WE DID .' rnEY SUEllW 1/HAf WAS FOR THEM A Flll?fUIJf.. ' a= 0 Tf4f ()UfJfiOf'l OF F'GHT Af'IP WFD/'16 1$ 'lfltY Cl-fAfZ. :£ WANT you To CI-OCJp IT Uf' fO, f'llf. 7:05 ()) Jefferson• 7:30 (2) D FamNy Ftud (!) Major Leogue Baoeball [I) Entertainment Tonight ()) Cl Momo'o FomiiJ I!Jl !12le il2l Jeopardy! 0 iiJIID M•.t.•S•H Major Ltogue Ba-ll a= a Crot~llre 7:35 ()) Mojor League Ba-N 8:00 (2) II IIJI Quantum Laap A stripper and her boylriend return an infant to its mother. (AI &;I (l) (IJIIJ Full Houae The guys decide to let the gr~s run the house lor a day. IAI S1ereo. C (!J (!) Waohlngton Week In Aevl•w Stereo . C 1!)1 il2l Ill Prime flme Pelt BID MOVIE: World IF YOU TWO'LL !>lAND 8ACI( AN' GIMME SOME ROOM, I'LL SHOW '((JU! a MORK MEEKLE AND WINT HOP,-- - - - - - - - - - - - - , I HOPE 'THI S ENVIRONMENTA L f'OLUJnON 150£RBYTHE" TIME I'M A TEENAG-ER. MY DADSA.YS THAT l e: IT IS N 'T... According To Gorp (A) (2:301 [) Murder, She Wrote Whet On Eorth ... A concert with an environmental message taped Earth Day 1990 at Nashvme·s Aiver1ront Park, stars Rosanne Cash, Rodney Crowell, and llle B<lllamy Brothers . ta PrlmeNewt IIJl Burnt And Allen ~ A collage of the husband and wife comedy team·s vtntage shows from the earty years or televtston. 8:30 Cil ()) Cl Fomilr Molters Rachel's first date since her husband drives the family crazy. !AI 0 (!J Woil Street Week With Loult Rukeyoer Chase Manhattan vice presk1ent Kathleen Millard examines the mal'l<et. O. (!) Well Street Week With Loulo Auktyoer 0 1111 112ltll Condld Comllfll: Funt'1 F•vortt. Funn6ea Allen Funt presents some of his favorrte setected moments from his 43 years with Candid Camera. (AI 9:00 (2) 11 11J1 Shannon'• Deal A country songwriter lays claim to a tune sung by a rising Slar . (AI Q MY FIRST CAR WILl.. & A 80\IR OF ROLLER S!GATE5. j (l) ()) 0 Perfect S11'11ngert A consu~anl at the paper gives Balkl a p<omotlon thol's useless. (R) Stereo 0 (!J The Storr 01 £ngllah The expansion ol the American frontier enriched the vocabulary. Stereo . (f) Evening AI Popt 1!)1 il2l Ill Nowhort George decides to become a priest ~ ~chcock Preaentt a Lerry King Llvol Q!l Nothvllle Now (L) ())a New Altitude Kind-hearted VIcki tries to help a street kid . Stereo. I!Jl 1!2le Wish You H.,. Donny has a Moroccan adventure when his bus breaks down In lha desert iiJ Ray Bradburr Thea11'11 10:00 (2) II 11J1 Midnight Collet' Jock stumbles onto a ~vernment conspiracy. (R) 9:30 [I) DON'T MISS TH' FIDDLIN' CONTEST ON IC-0-R-N TONIGHT,LOWEElY II WE· UNS DON'T OWN NO TALK ABOUT Til NED OIIT II RADDIO, TILLIE LEE w.,. iii ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL Auguat 11, 11110 Several things you were unable lo bring to fruition in the past year look. like lhey will be finalized to your satisfaction In the year ahead. Don't lose taith and : don'l be a qultler. U!O (JuiJ 23-Aug. 22) II you try to get too c - In yoor deallnga with others today. there Is chance your coy maneuvers could backfire. Try to keep everything as almple as possible. Know - · to look lor romance ana you'll find 11. The Astro-Graph Matc~maker mstantly reveal s whi ch stgns are romantlcally perfect lor you . Mail S21o Matchmaker , eta this newspaper, P.O. 8011. 91428 , Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 to pawn olf on otners today tasks or as 51gnments for which you are responsi ble and , by the same token. don't let others burden you down with their VIRGO (Aug. 23·S.pt 22) " Whal's in il packs for me?" should not be your motto to- PISCES (F•b. 20-M•ch 20) It"s best day . Your associates might not be in a not to put good money after bad at this g_ iving mood and they will resent any time in an arrangement that thus far has Signals that indicate you're just looking proven to be both costly and unproducUve_AeevBiuBte vour thinking. out for no. 1. LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) Tacllully back ARIES (Mirch 21·Aprll 18) Try not ott today II you are contronled by a per.'· lei anyone jockey you Into a position toson who has more authority than you In day where you'll be placed In the middle a critical situation . tt you lock horns. you of two dissenting factions. Both could might lose. come down on you . SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Sensibly TAURUS (April _ , 20)11 you lack · pace yoursell where your work is con - . faith in your own thought processes tocerned today , because if you rush day. there's a possibility a stronger perthings you might jeopardiZe gelling sonalfty with whom you 'll be involved . done something you hope to will do your thinking lor you. accomplish. •GEMINI (Mer 21-June 20) Impulsive tnSAGITIAAIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 21) Con- votvements with friends could turn out tlnue to pruden! and p<actlcal In the to be a lhada more expenllw than you management or your financial affairs antiCipate today. Try to gauge In ad· again today. Be especially cautious il vance the potential coat, so you're not you are managing money lor others. caught of guard . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan. 11) There is CANCER (June 21-.hiiJ 22) Everyone, a possibility I hat even persons who love ,including yourself, could be at odds toyou mlghl be demanding and try to day as to how certain situations should ,push you around a bit loday. Things be handled . A number of goats will be could be a trifle worse In dealing with eslablllhed, bul they are not apt lo be those who don 't. ' · reached. AQUARIUS (Jan. »Feb. 18) Do not try • CllD 20,120 weeklr News Magazine Stereo. 0 (!J Nowowotch (f) Ute On Ice: Antarctica And Mlrs Travel to the ••otic and mysterious dry valleys ol the Antarctic In an effort to understand the dynamics olllle on earth and elsewhere . 1111 Time To Cors: Lulhor't . N . ,~ HI . IIJ)700 Club W1lh Ptll Aobenaon 10:20 ()) NWA WreoUing Powtr Grut Pwrtonnancet A Nebraska businessman's values cru~ and family drifts opart._g l!ll• New Twilight Zone iiJ WereWGII Eric's worst nightmare becomes a reality as his hunt continue&. (A) (!J Stereo, Q!l CIQOk • ChiiH @Majof!Mguela11:00(2)D Cll ()). 111> CD iiJNewa l!ll• Araenlo Hall'o Weekend Jam IIJ Ml.lml VIet Q!l Tout CoMoctlona aM-,ttne quoted & PRINT NUMBERED tEllERS IN THESE SQUARES 127th Year SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS I .q Embark- Yield- Spasm- Ticket- TAPE DECK I had Ia trade my beauliful big van for a subcompaci car with very few luxuries. My friend consoled me, "Just think of it as a motorcycle with AC and aT APE DECK ." BRIDGE Spec tal methods that trade on fa· vorable vulnerability can throw intel · ltgent b1ddmg for a loop . Look at today 's deal . East· West were playing . pre-emptive jump raises of openmg bids - hence East's bizarre Jump to three diamonds . When South doubled. West decided to further complicate lhrngs for North-South by JUmping to NORTH • 10 6 l 8-10 ·1<1 'P13 t KQ 8 +KQt043 EAST WEST • 53 2 +J 'PJ082 t9612 'PAK9fi • J 10 7 5 3 +A +J765 l fiv e diamonds. SOUTH The problem was now w1th North · South's sophisticated methods against +AKQ987 'PQJ7 5 such interference. Their agreement was that a double by North in this situ- +9 8 tA Vulnerable . North -South Dealer. West atiOn would show some scattered high· card values , not necessanly in the trump suit. So South bid five spades. , Weu Nonh East SoUih expecting to make the contract If 3 •• It Pass North had as little as the king of hearts Pass 5t Dbl. Db I and either the ace or the king of clubs . 5+ Obi All pass Unfortunately partner's values were •vr-ry pre-f'mptive 10 diamonds . Five diamonds doubled, played by East -West . would likely b<! Opening lead 'P K three down, and South was down one in five spades. Was there an intelligent remedy to clubs the double . TF'our spades this misfortune ? J think so. When East might make. whereas five clubs would bids three diamonds. South should not be seq So he should simply jump to double for takeout. After all, if part- four spades immediately over the ner responds by biddmg four clubs, three-diamond nuisance pre-emptive South intends to bid four spades any· raise. Now if West sacrifices, it is easy way . Furthermore, South would not be for South to pass North 's penalty pleased if North jumped nght to frv e double. over CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Winter 42 Candle 43 - wife 44 Liquefy vehicle 5 Stop 9 Rodgers & Hart 11 13 14 DOWN 1 Cut 2 Solitary song Panama 3 seaport Absurd "In the-· 4 5 (book 6 by Nixon) 15 Danson 7 8 or Knight 16 Play one Duck oulon Haunt In short Yeaterday'a Anawer supply Craggy hill • - Rigby" 23 Mise en scene 24 25 10 Do penance 12 Swanky 17 Etruscan 26 on words 18 Lawyer ( abbr) 19 Up-to-date Juno 21 -Turner 20 French 22 Black city cuckoo 23 Sluggish 24 Opposile of dele 26 Challenge 27 Swiss city 26 CottEII', 27 28 Film director, Fritz - 30 James 31 Earl Russian Respective stockade VIbrating 32 French vocal effect composer Abrldgment Quantity 36 Jaunty 38 Danube 40 Legume lrlbutary Noah's son e .g . 29 Latin greeling 30 Runner 33 Egyptian SOLITUDE - A sulky rider trains his hol'!le on lhe racetrack al the Rock Springs Faii'IJ'OUnds wllh the empty «randstand as his early-morning audience. The majestic old grandstand designed In a hall-moon shape on the first tum was built In the Ul80's. Usfed with the National Ref!lsler of Historical Places. It Is the only grandstand In the stale lhal curves with the racetrack. deify Poem 34 35 Faucet · 37 Sing like A Special Supplement To The Daily Sentinel Crosby 39 Service 41 by Figaro German city DAJL Y CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here's bow lo work II: 8110 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the lwo O's, elc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are diffe)'ent. Hour 10:301!) ...... Advice my mother gave me, "Before you marry, keep your two eyes open and after you 1 by hlling m the miu1ng words L-.J.L-..J.-~._.1...-L--J. you de..-elop from step No. 3 below. Cllotce a E,.,tno ....,, o .;. 1!2le Room For R.........., Two Innocent laenagers agree to spend the night log&ther. i1J The Hitchhiker . I -A-,-N-~U-Q-~-~-~....:7-,1 ;r:~·~;~,~--::. c~uckle (!)Body Electric (!) 3-2·1 Contact 0 1111 112lD CBS Newt 0 l!lllt Three'a Compooriy Q!l Top Card llll Rln nn nn K· il Cop 6:35 ())Andy Qrltfith WE !IUGW OOR ~J/tfjf!) I I 1· I I ,--,T-6 0 7:00(2)D PM MagaI!J Andy Grifllth (l) tnllde Edition (!J (!) MacNeil Lehrer Ne...Hour ()) D Current Aflair 1111 ll2l It il2l Wheel 01 FortuneD l!llllt Night c-1 iiJ Miami VIce Q!l Mutlc Row VIdeo SportaCenter ta M-ytlne IIJl Scarecrow • M111. King ASKERI 'I ,o a, iiJ He-Min (I] (I) 8 ABC Newt UMI ~1 EVENING I COVLDNEVER BE WOlD CKYPTOQUOTE 1-lt HOT TSB BFTOZ XYJT YV QAJBYZ DAPD HOT JTTNASP TSYEPD BFTOZ YV AJ AS HY HY HOT AH.-QAXXAOZ VOEXNSTF Ye...Uv'• c.,,.~_.., THE EARTH IS GIVEN AS ACOMMON FOR MEN TO lABOR AND LIVE IN. - THOMAS JEFFERSON e fii'VO by ll.i'O F - Syndlcalt, Inc - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ---- ---------···----·- ·- -- . FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1990 � http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cca39fb5efc00f81300c781f1c6194e1.pdf 0dbd61b5348581a171be0c9ccbfa219f PDF Text Text Pomeroy. Middleport, . Ohio Television Viewing WlvtD'IWEXPEa ~lOHIT~ 'IIIAT fOOR lJTl1.f SQUIRRELi • FRI., AUG. 10 T::~::~' S©~Q{llA-~t.tfS" ldltod CLAY R. POI1AN 0 four Rearrange leners of the Krambled words be- • low to form four simple word1. I 6:00 !2l D (I] (I] D 1111 112llt 112lNewt 1!J I Dr. .m OIJetinnle (!J Nawton't Apple Paggy Knapp investigates an entire air traffic control system. 0 (!)Reading R a - 0 l!ll • AndJ Qrllfllh 'f'OV'RE Tf.<E NICEST BOI' A~D TJ.lEN 51lE W~AT IS THIS, KISSED ME, LINUS! AN OBSCEN E I'VE EVER MET .. MAO AT YOU. BROWNIE Cl-lARL PHONE CAll~ ! ta Wofld TOO., IIJIZono &:05 ()) Beverly HUibllllet 6:30 (2) D il2l NBC Nightly Newt ~NewhartD . FOR SfATV'i CL01H it.l~ . YOU KOOW WE DID .' rnEY SUEllW 1/HAf WAS FOR THEM A Flll?fUIJf.. 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A concert with an environmental message taped Earth Day 1990 at Nashvme·s Aiver1ront Park, stars Rosanne Cash, Rodney Crowell, and llle B<lllamy Brothers . ta PrlmeNewt IIJl Burnt And Allen ~ A collage of the husband and wife comedy team·s vtntage shows from the earty years or televtston. 8:30 Cil ()) Cl Fomilr Molters Rachel's first date since her husband drives the family crazy. !AI 0 (!J Woil Street Week With Loult Rukeyoer Chase Manhattan vice presk1ent Kathleen Millard examines the mal'l<et. O. (!) Well Street Week With Loulo Auktyoer 0 1111 112ltll Condld Comllfll: Funt'1 F•vortt. Funn6ea Allen Funt presents some of his favorrte setected moments from his 43 years with Candid Camera. (AI 9:00 (2) 11 11J1 Shannon'• Deal A country songwriter lays claim to a tune sung by a rising Slar . (AI Q MY FIRST CAR WILl.. & A 80\IR OF ROLLER S!GATE5. j (l) ()) 0 Perfect S11'11ngert A consu~anl at the paper gives Balkl a p<omotlon thol's useless. (R) Stereo 0 (!J The Storr 01 £ngllah The expansion ol the American frontier enriched the vocabulary. Stereo . (f) Evening AI Popt 1!)1 il2l Ill Nowhort George decides to become a priest ~ ~chcock Preaentt a Lerry King Llvol Q!l Nothvllle Now (L) ())a New Altitude Kind-hearted VIcki tries to help a street kid . Stereo. I!Jl 1!2le Wish You H.,. Donny has a Moroccan adventure when his bus breaks down In lha desert iiJ Ray Bradburr Thea11'11 10:00 (2) II 11J1 Midnight Collet' Jock stumbles onto a ~vernment conspiracy. (R) 9:30 [I) DON'T MISS TH' FIDDLIN' CONTEST ON IC-0-R-N TONIGHT,LOWEElY II WE· UNS DON'T OWN NO TALK ABOUT Til NED OIIT II RADDIO, TILLIE LEE w.,. iii ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL Auguat 11, 11110 Several things you were unable lo bring to fruition in the past year look. like lhey will be finalized to your satisfaction In the year ahead. Don't lose taith and : don'l be a qultler. U!O (JuiJ 23-Aug. 22) II you try to get too c - In yoor deallnga with others today. there Is chance your coy maneuvers could backfire. Try to keep everything as almple as possible. Know - · to look lor romance ana you'll find 11. The Astro-Graph Matc~maker mstantly reveal s whi ch stgns are romantlcally perfect lor you . Mail S21o Matchmaker , eta this newspaper, P.O. 8011. 91428 , Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 to pawn olf on otners today tasks or as 51gnments for which you are responsi ble and , by the same token. don't let others burden you down with their VIRGO (Aug. 23·S.pt 22) " Whal's in il packs for me?" should not be your motto to- PISCES (F•b. 20-M•ch 20) It"s best day . Your associates might not be in a not to put good money after bad at this g_ iving mood and they will resent any time in an arrangement that thus far has Signals that indicate you're just looking proven to be both costly and unproducUve_AeevBiuBte vour thinking. out for no. 1. LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) Tacllully back ARIES (Mirch 21·Aprll 18) Try not ott today II you are contronled by a per.'· lei anyone jockey you Into a position toson who has more authority than you In day where you'll be placed In the middle a critical situation . tt you lock horns. you of two dissenting factions. Both could might lose. come down on you . SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Sensibly TAURUS (April _ , 20)11 you lack · pace yoursell where your work is con - . faith in your own thought processes tocerned today , because if you rush day. there's a possibility a stronger perthings you might jeopardiZe gelling sonalfty with whom you 'll be involved . done something you hope to will do your thinking lor you. accomplish. •GEMINI (Mer 21-June 20) Impulsive tnSAGITIAAIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 21) Con- votvements with friends could turn out tlnue to pruden! and p<actlcal In the to be a lhada more expenllw than you management or your financial affairs antiCipate today. Try to gauge In ad· again today. Be especially cautious il vance the potential coat, so you're not you are managing money lor others. caught of guard . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan. 11) There is CANCER (June 21-.hiiJ 22) Everyone, a possibility I hat even persons who love ,including yourself, could be at odds toyou mlghl be demanding and try to day as to how certain situations should ,push you around a bit loday. Things be handled . A number of goats will be could be a trifle worse In dealing with eslablllhed, bul they are not apt lo be those who don 't. ' · reached. AQUARIUS (Jan. »Feb. 18) Do not try • CllD 20,120 weeklr News Magazine Stereo. 0 (!J Nowowotch (f) Ute On Ice: Antarctica And Mlrs Travel to the ••otic and mysterious dry valleys ol the Antarctic In an effort to understand the dynamics olllle on earth and elsewhere . 1111 Time To Cors: Lulhor't . N . ,~ HI . IIJ)700 Club W1lh Ptll Aobenaon 10:20 ()) NWA WreoUing Powtr Grut Pwrtonnancet A Nebraska businessman's values cru~ and family drifts opart._g l!ll• New Twilight Zone iiJ WereWGII Eric's worst nightmare becomes a reality as his hunt continue&. (A) (!J Stereo, Q!l CIQOk • ChiiH @Majof!Mguela11:00(2)D Cll ()). 111> CD iiJNewa l!ll• Araenlo Hall'o Weekend Jam IIJ Ml.lml VIet Q!l Tout CoMoctlona aM-,ttne quoted & PRINT NUMBERED tEllERS IN THESE SQUARES 127th Year SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS I .q Embark- Yield- Spasm- Ticket- TAPE DECK I had Ia trade my beauliful big van for a subcompaci car with very few luxuries. My friend consoled me, "Just think of it as a motorcycle with AC and aT APE DECK ." BRIDGE Spec tal methods that trade on fa· vorable vulnerability can throw intel · ltgent b1ddmg for a loop . Look at today 's deal . East· West were playing . pre-emptive jump raises of openmg bids - hence East's bizarre Jump to three diamonds . When South doubled. West decided to further complicate lhrngs for North-South by JUmping to NORTH • 10 6 l 8-10 ·1<1 'P13 t KQ 8 +KQt043 EAST WEST • 53 2 +J 'PJ082 t9612 'PAK9fi • J 10 7 5 3 +A +J765 l fiv e diamonds. SOUTH The problem was now w1th North · South's sophisticated methods against +AKQ987 'PQJ7 5 such interference. Their agreement was that a double by North in this situ- +9 8 tA Vulnerable . North -South Dealer. West atiOn would show some scattered high· card values , not necessanly in the trump suit. So South bid five spades. , Weu Nonh East SoUih expecting to make the contract If 3 •• It Pass North had as little as the king of hearts Pass 5t Dbl. Db I and either the ace or the king of clubs . 5+ Obi All pass Unfortunately partner's values were •vr-ry pre-f'mptive 10 diamonds . Five diamonds doubled, played by East -West . would likely b<! Opening lead 'P K three down, and South was down one in five spades. Was there an intelligent remedy to clubs the double . TF'our spades this misfortune ? J think so. When East might make. whereas five clubs would bids three diamonds. South should not be seq So he should simply jump to double for takeout. After all, if part- four spades immediately over the ner responds by biddmg four clubs, three-diamond nuisance pre-emptive South intends to bid four spades any· raise. Now if West sacrifices, it is easy way . Furthermore, South would not be for South to pass North 's penalty pleased if North jumped nght to frv e double. over CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Winter 42 Candle 43 - wife 44 Liquefy vehicle 5 Stop 9 Rodgers & Hart 11 13 14 DOWN 1 Cut 2 Solitary song Panama 3 seaport Absurd "In the-· 4 5 (book 6 by Nixon) 15 Danson 7 8 or Knight 16 Play one Duck oulon Haunt In short Yeaterday'a Anawer supply Craggy hill • - Rigby" 23 Mise en scene 24 25 10 Do penance 12 Swanky 17 Etruscan 26 on words 18 Lawyer ( abbr) 19 Up-to-date Juno 21 -Turner 20 French 22 Black city cuckoo 23 Sluggish 24 Opposile of dele 26 Challenge 27 Swiss city 26 CottEII', 27 28 Film director, Fritz - 30 James 31 Earl Russian Respective stockade VIbrating 32 French vocal effect composer Abrldgment Quantity 36 Jaunty 38 Danube 40 Legume lrlbutary Noah's son e .g . 29 Latin greeling 30 Runner 33 Egyptian SOLITUDE - A sulky rider trains his hol'!le on lhe racetrack al the Rock Springs Faii'IJ'OUnds wllh the empty «randstand as his early-morning audience. The majestic old grandstand designed In a hall-moon shape on the first tum was built In the Ul80's. Usfed with the National Ref!lsler of Historical Places. It Is the only grandstand In the stale lhal curves with the racetrack. deify Poem 34 35 Faucet · 37 Sing like A Special Supplement To The Daily Sentinel Crosby 39 Service 41 by Figaro German city DAJL Y CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here's bow lo work II: 8110 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the lwo O's, elc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are diffe)'ent. Hour 10:301!) ...... Advice my mother gave me, "Before you marry, keep your two eyes open and after you 1 by hlling m the miu1ng words L-.J.L-..J.-~._.1...-L--J. you de..-elop from step No. 3 below. Cllotce a E,.,tno ....,, o .;. 1!2le Room For R.........., Two Innocent laenagers agree to spend the night log&ther. i1J The Hitchhiker . I -A-,-N-~U-Q-~-~-~....:7-,1 ;r:~·~;~,~--::. c~uckle (!)Body Electric (!) 3-2·1 Contact 0 1111 112lD CBS Newt 0 l!lllt Three'a Compooriy Q!l Top Card llll Rln nn nn K· il Cop 6:35 ())Andy Qrltfith WE !IUGW OOR ~J/tfjf!) I I 1· I I ,--,T-6 0 7:00(2)D PM MagaI!J Andy Grifllth (l) tnllde Edition (!J (!) MacNeil Lehrer Ne...Hour ()) D Current Aflair 1111 ll2l It il2l Wheel 01 FortuneD l!llllt Night c-1 iiJ Miami VIce Q!l Mutlc Row VIdeo SportaCenter ta M-ytlne IIJl Scarecrow • M111. King ASKERI 'I ,o a, iiJ He-Min (I] (I) 8 ABC Newt UMI ~1 EVENING I COVLDNEVER BE WOlD CKYPTOQUOTE 1-lt HOT TSB BFTOZ XYJT YV QAJBYZ DAPD HOT JTTNASP TSYEPD BFTOZ YV AJ AS HY HY HOT AH.-QAXXAOZ VOEXNSTF Ye...Uv'• c.,,.~_.., THE EARTH IS GIVEN AS ACOMMON FOR MEN TO lABOR AND LIVE IN. - THOMAS JEFFERSON e fii'VO by ll.i'O F - Syndlcalt, Inc - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ---- ---------···----·- ·- -- . FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1990 �J ! I ; ' 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE THREE PAGE TW0-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION 'Today's Dreams - Tomorrow's Realitie.~· Lina Schultz, MirhPir Srou ShPITY Seddon, Aaron Sheer s' KPvin Sheppard, Li sa Snvdrr' KC"ily Stewart, RC" th Thriss' Anita Thom as, Ga ry Walkrr' .Janice Weber, GrC"g Wrddir' n·t·og nilion ol ariul l l'lllunlt 't'rs. Sarah Wiles, and llria~ Si;~lt·nwnl" wilh lhr sPI dPt''" " \'lllllh advisor.s ~111d lradprs . Windon . lion s lo inr ludP maga zirw ro1 Hundreds of young proplr 1-:; ll'h ont• willlw n•cog nizrd for l'l'S in brighl neons. slvli sll put hundreds of hours inlo havp lilPi l· work \\'ilh Ml'igs Counlv clolhPs and co nfetli. thPir organiza tions and prong pt•oplt • and prrsPnll'd a 1 ·ou Always a hlghlighl of llu· ovrr the pa s1 '<'Vl'ral wcts Illt 'llH 'nl o from lht• Mrigs youth aclivitles Is Youth Nigh!. months . For thPm lhP Meigs II will be held al 7 p.m on Cou nl y .lunior Fair Hoard . Co unty Fair is lhP " big Thai I)(J;trd is rompospd of W!'dnt'sday and it's thPrr IJJ al payoff." rt'Jlrl'st·n Ia 1il't•s !rom Pach all of I hi' outstanding acromp ThP Wl'f>ks of prPparal ion and yo ulh group wh irh parl il'ipall'.S llshments of yo uth ml'mbr rs ol in lhl' junior Lli r . Thr mPmbPr s t hr judging, arp over, and now 4-H, girl and boy scout, FilA and FFA, and VI CA will tw lhi s yrar art• Ut•rky BaP r , thPy take lhe opporrunity lo 'I';~ Ill Ill\' ilog gPss, If pa l hf'r sharP t hr ir PX(J('r tlsp and Pnlhu recognlzPd. Trophies will be gi vP n lo iliiiTh. Huily BurkP, !'all y .s ia sm for a wide ran gr ol lhosP with significanl atTomp 1·., Ia way. i{llbhir ( ·a Ia wav. projpcts . ll 's lhrir lime to show fairllshments during an awa rd s ('oonito 1'ullins, C;nlPt on ceremony to be held in the show llru mnll'r. t<rn 1-:blin. Pat rick goPrs what thl'y have IPa rned In arena. 4-H members will w (;it;bs. Wt•ndy Harmon , 1-: vr- I hC" ir res(JI'ctlve youth groups ceive awards for grand and rr t I HolC'omb, Shnry .lohn son. ovPr the past year. And il's our resprve champions, state fair William i{Pr r .. l amps i.anguPII. lim e' lo share In their acromprepresentatives will be ho· KPIIPy i.t'P. Hill Milliron. lishmPnt s by taking tht· lime lo nored, and savings bonds will HrPnda and MP!issa NPu ri ling, viPw their projects, l o praiSI' and Pncouragp, to listr n as lhry be awarded to 25 hard -work· Mike i'arkPr . .loycl' l'ickPns. work toward making "Todav's lng members. i.aTisha i'r icf', DianP RirP, Something new for Youth Brf> nl Host•, KPnnv Hou sh, DrPams Tom orro~'s BPalities." Night this year will be thP Aa r on Sayn•. Chr islinf' :J nrl --:P;:::h--:-il:-D::::-ir-t-an-d:--;th-e---;D~o-z-er_s_ _ _F-~~-M~ANLEY'S MARATHON Meigs Junior Fair the01e announced Uy CHARLENE HOEFLICH Today's DrPams - Tomorrow's Realities" is thl' them!' of programs and ex hibits of thl' 1990 MPigs County Junior Fair lo bp slagl'd next week on thP Hoc k Springs Fairgrounds. With the emphasis of turning drPams of today lnlo r Pa lilies of lomorrow, the hundreds of yo uth in 4-H clubs, F'FA, FHA, girl and boy sco ut s, and the Vocational Industri al Clubs of AmPrica wiil be sharing wllh fairgoers their pmj ect work des igned to help them if>arn n!'w skills, build leadprship and r illze nship and explore career posslbllllies. The themp will be used to r rea te the booths for the junior fair building and floats for the parade to be held on Wednes· day night beginning at 5:30 p.m . on the racetrack in front of I he grandstand. In addlllon to thP numerous homp, furniture, garden and m lscpll anrous collf>cllon exhlb- Its and livC"stock projects of Ill<" county' s youth to bp f!'a tur!'d during thP wepk, thPrP will be a 4-H Style ri'VUP Wh!'rP thP lai!'S I In fashion s will be shown on WPdnesday al 2: .10 p.m . on lhP hillsid e stagp. Over 80 membPrs partl r lpatpd in 4-H clothing proj!'cts lhi s year, ranging from jum(JI'rs, tops, sports r lothps and lounge wear, to evP ning gowns, dress suits, and sPwing for others. During the style show, the 1991 Fashion Board will be seii'Cted . The seii'Ctlon is made on the basis of poise, modeling ability, total look and fashion sense. This year's members Penny Aelkl'r, Debra Frost, Ruby Burke, Sarah Frydman, Erin Smith, Michelle Laughery, Jennifer Mora, Elizabeth Downie, and Debbie Brooks have bePn busy organizing the show . The thl'me they will be carrying out is "Vogue .... Making a Fashion "Special Care ... For People Who Are Special To You" !f Hll Comtnemorates the I 27t h Meigs County Fair, August 14th through 18th, in appreciation of all the many people involved who make this great community event possible! ·o .- - - - - -- - - APPROVED AND CLRTIFILD FOR MEDICAID-MEDICARE WORKERS' CO MPENSATION, PRIVATE INSURANCE PROGRAMS AS WHI AS SFIY PAY RESIDENTS - - - -- - - - KING AND QUEEN - Michael A. Parker and Miranda Nicholson will relp 1111 the 1988 Meigs County Junior Fair Kin« and Q!iee11. Parker Is the son of Leland an41 Mar1aret Parker, Poin'etoy, IUid Miranda Is the daughter ol WOllam R and Caroly11 Nlcllolaon, Rullud. The kJIIJ and •uee• Will~ making numeri'OIII appearaneee .rtnr tile lair at yeallt events lllcllld&Dg tile para41e on We+m4ay at 5:38 ,.m. 111 front of the grandstand. · •BLOCKS •MORTAR ~1 t t~ •CEMENT •READY ·MIX...,.. . • · _,·?; )1 FOREST RUN READY MIX AND BLOCK COMPANY 992-2067 SEE YOU AT THE FAIR Spacious, Beau tifully Furnished, Ce ntrally Air-Co nditioned Facility Featunng Chandelrered Dining Room, Three Resident Lounges Each Wtth Large Screen Color TV, Well Landscaped Resident Courtyards, St· t. · · · 1M any 0 t her u ntque · Features For State-of-the -An Nurses . ' • • I lOllS, cltll The Special Care of Residents. -----T~e Area 's Newest and finest Nursing Facility Featuring t.Jnique Resrdent Room Desrgns With Individual Bedside Cable Color TV and Telephone Se rvices Available.' , :: - -- - - SUPERIOR STAFF OF EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS WITH O THERAPY, LABORATORY AND X-RAY SERVICES PROVIDED N-SITE THROUCH NFARIW VETERANS' MEMORIAL-HOSPITAL [992:6472] 333 PAGE STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BRENT MANLEY • OWNER To All Those Who Work S.o Hard To Make Our Fair A Great Success ..... CONGRATULATIONS!! 992-3451 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 510 NORTH SECOND AVE. 1989 Meigs Co. Fair August 14-15-16-17-18 SEE YOU THERE TRU-TEST PAINTS Phil Dirt and the Dozers will perform at the Meigs County Fair on Thursday, Aupst 16 at 8:30 p.m. No strangers to county lair scenes the music of Phil Dirt and the Dozers features strong vocal harmonies and a contagious sense pi humor combined with the classic music of groups like the Beach Boys and the Four Seasons. The group has performed at Over 200 shows this year, travelln« to Ariona, Colorado, Georgia and New York. In addition, Phil Dirt and the Dozers have C!pened lor the Beach Boys and recorded the "Happy Birthday, P.M. Magazine" jingle, which was used nationwide. The enthusiasm of Phil Dirt and the Dozers Is contagious and accounts lor the good time that their audiences have at their perfonnances. Let Phil Dirt and the Dozers transport you back to the days of saddle shoes, pony tails and beach parties on Thursday, August 16 at 8:30p.m. at the Meigs County Fairgrounds Grandstand. School exhibits CITY LOAN FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. 992-2171 236 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO WOLFE PRODUCTIONS Proudly Present THE MIDNIGHT CLOGGERS Appearing at the 1990 Meigs County Fair TUESDAY, AUGUST 14-9:00 p.m. On The Hillside Stage PERFORMANCE CREDITS: Walt Disney World Resort's Magic Kingdom - 1989, 1990; See World of Orlando - 1990; Opryland US A 1990; Ohio State Fair 1988. 1989 AND liE SCHEDULE AT: DISNEYLAND & DISNEYLAND HOTEl In Anaheim. California - Summer of 1991 Meigs County fairgoers will have an opportunity to view hundreds of exhibits at the I 27th annual Meigs County Fair from studPnts in schools ovPr Meigs Count y. The educa tional ex hibits will be directly related to topics in hea lth , conservation, earth science, biology , botany, physics or chemisty In the science divi sion, and woodworking, metal work, lea thercraft, wPaving knitting, nrediPwork, paint · ings, drawings, letters and ceramics In the arts and craft division . ArtistS to display Meigs County artists will have the opportunity to display their talent s at the amateur painting show, under the chairmanship of Barbara Cremeans , during the I 27th annual Meigs County Fair. The show is divided Into junior, those under 18 years of age, and adult com(JI'tition, with work to Include oil painting, acrylic painting, and water color. Clas ses wilt be offered in landsca (JI', animal study, and floral study . Special awards include a best of show and a reserve best of show, as wPII as cash awards for the top three places In each show. Judging Is O(JI'n to the publlc and wi II be held on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the display area In the CoonhuniN's building. Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Trat'tors C.C.A. Treated Deck and Patio Lumber Guns and Ammo - Fishing Tackle Custom Built Roof Trusses Hot Springs Spa BAUM LUMBER COMPANY • TRUE VALUE HARDWARE PHONE 985-3301 CHESTER, OHIO See You At The A1EIGS COUNTY �PAGE FOUR-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION 1990 MEIGS UlFIITY F-\llli'ET SilO\\' THl iRSilH . \l ·t;J 'iT I h. 1'1'10 Name...... .. .............. .... ....................... .. Type of Pet.. ...... .. .. .. .... .... ... Address ...................... .. ..... ... . List tricks to be done (if in nwst talc·ntc•d d<l") : .......... .... . ··········· ·· ························· ····· ····················· I wish to participate In llu• Ml'igs l'o11nfy Fair 1'1'1 Show. I agree to ahldt• hy th•• show ntlt•s . Signaturt• ......................................... .. Send Entry Blanks Plus $1 1~1 f<lllrl' F< ·c· lo l h<' Mc•lgs Count )' Extension Office, Box :t2, Porrwr ny. Ohio -rl7fi~ on or hrfon• Wed nes dal' . Augu st 1\ 1~ '111 Pet show Aug. 16 in show arena /\WAY THEY .Go - i\lways an exciting feature of the Mt•lgs <·OUnty Fau Is the harness horse racing. The races will ~akt' place on Wt'dnesday, Thursday and Friday beginning at - p.m . Harness racing to start on August 15 II" rnPss horsp rac ing will be "fc ·a turPo n thrppa ffPr noonsof the · 1271h an nua l Meigs County F;1ir. Star ting limP Pac h day will i>c · 2 p.m . with fh(' racing to get llrHlc•rll'ay on WPdnl'sday, Aug . I :1. . ThP card for Opl'nlng day w lllln ciudp trottPrs, thrE!(' year olcl fillies; Trottl'rs, thrPP year old s; and pacprs, two yrar olds. On Thursday, the lineup will be two .VI'ar old trotters, thrPe VP<.trs old pacers, and two yPar o ld fill y trottPrs · Thp Frldav card will includp pan•, threp yl'ar old filliPs, the Oh ilko pace for non wlnnPrs of $1S.IWIO lifPflmP as of Jan . I, l ~Hll. and the Ohillco Pace for non winners of $15,000 lifPtime as of .Ja n. I. A mobile starting gate will gpf the races underway Pach day . Ail entriPs must be de- clared In by II a.m . two days b('fore I hP racP. MPigs Count y Rov s,.,u 1, 11<11'1' 1• ca iPgo ri!'s for p1111 11 ., In i ll< ' !li th <~nnual Mc·ig' (', 11 n11 !·',Iii i'..\llihils will hi' di.\p idl< ·d <n ''" ' ~ · ;ctl'gorlps of lnd t."" l·. lontll·r . Modpls. Art. 1·, ,11 ,.,.· 111111 or llubby. RopP.\ , o 111 " ""l N.1tun• .. Hikin g or llat ·kp.llk <n g; I am ping . Couk 1 ng. I .. 11nr·s. WtldlifP . First ,. \lei , 11 <;, tfc •tv. Sports or Fitnc•ss . c;,. nl'l Cndr•. 1-:i('('t ri cil.r , 11 1\,11 IC"t ,. lipl'l'aiPd Craft . Srll ·rwc · ( 'oun tr r . Anim;cl., 01 . 1., .1,' 1\'oudrT;cit. WPiding . j>IJ 11111 ' gt.1ph1·. llav Ca mp l 'ro 1,.,."· .IIHI Na lur;cl RPsoun·r•c, . MEIGS COUNTY FAIR DAYS Once again lhis year fair goprs will SPP a variPty of pl'ls . some rather uniquely attin•d. That's right, It's the pel show complete with reptile scarvPs. dressed dogs and fish. The pel show will bp hPid at 1 p.m. on Thursday In thp show arena . The ca tegor ies are bPsl cat. b£'st dog, best rodent, must talented , most unusual , bl'st bird, bPst fish, bt's f drPsSPd and best overall. Thl' entry fpp Is $150 pt•r J.lt'l with thl' entry dPadline bPing Wednesday . E ntry form s arp to be maiiPd to fhp Meigs Co unt y F:xtPnsion Offic p, Box :l 2. Pomrrov . AUGUST 14th-18th Support Your Youth. Excelsior Salt Works Inc. 992-3891 638 MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 992 ·3 481 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SUPPORT THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 14th - 18th CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING 992-6282 319 SOUTH SECOND COUNTY FAIR "SER~INC MEIGS COUNTY FOR YOUR ' Meigs County Fair is purely intentional.) John: Meer me Jt rhe M:~rshJ: Sure - F:~ir) I'd lnve m Now. ler me see. is thJr in Sr. Louis) John : Cer reJI' The F:~ir in Sr. Loui s is hisrorv. I'm r:~lking Jbour rhe Meigs Ct1u nry FJir which is held righr here Jt rhe Rock Spnngs F:~1rgrounds . Marsha : Oh. okJv. I'd love ro meer yo u ,tr rhe Meigs Councy F:~ir. When 1 John: Well. why nor everv Jay) There's plenry ro do a,nd we'll enjoy ir. John : Grea r! We 'll r:~ke in everything, bur we certainly wJnr ro make ir J point[(! visirrhe Veterans Memori:~l Hospir:~l boorh . 01d you know rhar we cJn ger free blood sug:~r and blood pressure checks when we visir rhe hospital' s boorh ) John : Positively. And you know the hospital personnel ar the boorh passes our near favors :~nd I hear thar rhi s year rhey are es peually good . Marsha: ReaiJyl like whar? John : Well. rhis year rhey' re going to have colorful yard sricks. ba II ha rs~one in rhe colors of the area high schools, bright hued sun vtsors. parry mugs, crtcket :I1ckers for the k1ds not ro mention pens. key chains, magnets plus a vanery of healthcare l.Jterarure to provtde rips on how ro keep hale and hardy. And no tJffense. Marsha . bur rhey II also have colorful pot holders ..... Marsha : Wow' I remember the hosp ital' ~ co unty fair booth now.! recall la st yea r they had those fanrastic miniature foorball s which carr ied •>ut the areJ h1gh school colors Do you suppose they'll have those again? John: Heck. yes. And you know what e lse ~ ~ou ca n register for some fa nrasric door Prizes robe given away as a parr of rhe hosp1tal s Lounry btr JctiVttJes. Marsha: Well . you c:~n'r beJt thar 1 I will re:~llv be happv ro meer you ar rhe Fair. John Bur where shall we meet ' John : Why. rhe Verer:~ns Memonal HospttJI booth ts the perfect place. It will be looted in rhe new commeroJI budding on rhe tnJdwJy Meer vou there ever y afternoon Jr 1 P tn M:~rsha Perfect' 'Bve Johnnnnnnnnnn . John: 'Til F:~ir Time rhen ... so long. MarshaaaJaaaaaJ . AUGUST 14th THRU 18th COMPLETE HEARING NEEDS" "We'll See You There!" William S. Diles - Diane E. McVey 326 W. Union St., Athens, Ohio 45701 (614) 594-3571 1-800-237-7716 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1990 MEIGS SUPPORT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR!! DILES HEARING CENTER (Any resemblance of the following to the Marsha: No. I didn't know that. And you say absolurelv fr ee ) ~---------•COI I PON - - - - - - - - - , WITH COUPON . EXPIRES 11 / 30 / 90 THE SAGA OF JOHN and MARSHA Marsha: Sounds good ro me . 1990 Meigs County Fair Days Are Here! I I 10°/o OFF ON YOUR I I II ENTIRE PURCHASE I I ~----------------------J Johnsons Variety Store 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE FIVE List categories ENTRY BLANK VIDEO TOUCH 992-3462 2 71 North Second Middleport, Ohio VIDEO TOUCH 992-5209 102 West Main Pomeroy, Ohio ~------~------~-~ Veterans Memorial Hospital \::••111::; VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115 E. MEMORIAL DRIVE PH. 992-2104 POMEROY �PAGE SIX-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION 1990 MEIGS COUNTY Fi\IR EDITION-PAGE SEVE 'I Mike Snider of 'Hee Haw' fame will perform at fair By BRli\N ,J. REED Sentinel News Stall MikP SnidPr. a rPgular on TV's " HPe Haw " and a fre· quPnt guest on "Nas hville Now" will Pntertaln at thP MPigs Count y F'air Grandstand on Wednpsday . SnidPr, who grPw up on a farm in CIPason. TPnn ., com· bines music and co mpdy in his act. The amazing part of Snidr•r's stnry is that hP did not SPP a banjo until hP was I ~ ypars old . Soon .tftPr th ai . his fa.lhPr gavp him a Platt & Scruggs album . " I knew If I evpr got a banjo, I'd tw able to play it. I ju st knew it." , Snider says in retrospPct. Sure PRough, Mike recPIVPd a banjo for his sixtPPnth birthday and taught himse lf to plav. · In practi ca lly no time, MikP was winning contPsts across the country and making ap· pearances on thP (;rand OIP Opry . Eve n thPI'P, Mike m adt> an lmprPssion . On hi s first trip to th P Opry , Mike brought 1.'1)() of his II~ \ , j/ CIOSPS t fri Pnds - all nati VI'S ol his home tow n w hu ca m!' to support him on his big night. Mike brought down lht· housP, pPrforming "S huck in · th P C'orn" and jokin g with co untry gn•at Hoy Acuff iik•· an old friPnd . Along with hi s mu sic, Mik1 's sP nse of hum or mak es him an instant hit with his audiPncPs HP <'ntPrtains his fan s wilh storit's from <;lpason. sirnpi• · country !alps a bout ils faml ' and lhP intPrPsti ng pt·oplt· found thPrP. MikP lows hi s homP iown . In facl , lw stili livps th PrP with hh wifP, whom hP lo vi ngly ca lls " SWPPiit• ". ThPrP an• !Ps so ns In IJp IPar nPct from MikP Snidpr's succPss stm ov . SnidPr show s us th ai nothin g is impossibiP. K nowing from an t•arlv ag•• what IH· waniPd nul of Ilk<' and working hard tom akPit happt •n whitt• trusting his inslind s, MikP achiPVPd hi s dn• am. ·' You spt a g11a l and I ' OU don '! takt • no for .tn answpr", MikP says . 4-H horsf' fun show srheduled Aug. 16 SALUTING THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR! ThP annual -l ·H horsp fun show w ill bf' hPid Thursday at 7 p.m . OpPn to ali you ths of th p •·ounl y. lhf' slww wi ll havP II cla.'5<'s for horsps and poniPs. Opr•n to both an• drunkard's paradi s.•. Pgg and spoon. and dollar hill . SP JX'r alp da ssPS rur lwrst·s and poniPs an· hPid in lh<· c;<lalog r an•, lhe potato ran• , tiH• hoot racP ;mel thP barn ·l r tH ' I ' . The I 27th Meigs Co. Fair Au g. 14-15-16-1 7-18 ENJOY THE FUN SEE YOU THERE I I Ken's Appliance Service 212 E. 2nd Pomeroy 992 -5335 August 14th thru 18th 51645 Bigley Ridge Rd . Chester 985-3661 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company of Pomeroy, Ohio is, as always, a proud supporter of the Meigs County Fair. THE 127th ANNUAL Come and see the spirit of the community at its best! MlKESNIDER See the hard work put into exhibits - by your childlren, grandchildren, neighbors, and community. GAUL'S MARKET SINCE 1915 GROCERIES - MEATS Welcome to the 1990 Meigs County Fair - See You There! CHESTER, OHIO Stop Bg and See IJ$ At The 12 7th Meig$ County Fait MEIGS CO. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mulberry Hgts. Pomeroy MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Your Bankffn~... AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 Farmers Bank SEE YOU THERE!!! & Savings Company V PAT HILL FORD, INC. S. 3RD AYE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992-2196 .. .. ' .. ...._ 4H#-~ Member F.OJ C. 211 WeSI Second Sl1 ee 1 PO Bm626 Pomeroy , OH d5769 61d 99? ? 136 Rou re 7 P 0 Bo• 339 !upper> Plom1 OH d5783 61dl667 3161 t[NOfR �1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION- PAG E NINE Midnight Cloggers to perform Aug. 14 NEW TO THE FAIR This new trans fe r sled will be featu red during the !raetor and truck pulls at the !27th Annual Meigs County Fair. Call ed the "lronm a lden" , the s led Is totally st•llcontaln t•d and dot'S its own measuring. Th e s led also has a place for a person to rldt•, that pe rson bein g a ble to stop the s led In CIL' " of an f'nwrgency . Photographers to LEGAR MONUMENT CO. display work at fair MONUMENTS - MARKERS MAUSOLEUMS I ' ir t urr Ia king buffs wiII ha ,.,. the ir c ha ncp to d isplay lh <'ir wor k in the amaiP ur p hoto grap hy s how a t lh l' fa ir nt•xt ('I! AS II! - T ht• Nationwidt• llPnwlition llPrhy prorni"'' lots of t·hills and s pills wht•n it arrivt's for lht• Ml'igs ('ount y Fa ir on Tuesday at 7 p.m . Ltu·al partit'ipantss will vit• for ea.'h (lrizt•s and dmrnpion titlt•s. WfiP k . Demolition Derby scheduled Aug. I 4 Th t' fa mous Na ti o nwid t' i)p . rno lition llr rby is co ming to lht' Mt' igs Co unt y Fair on Tu esday a t 7 p.m . · lll' mo iiti on d r rbi Ps arr one of tht' fas tt'SI gmw in g Sp!'cla tor spor ts in Amt'rica today. Da r· 1ng drivp rs bat ti t' to lh<' rin is h to "'" who ca n d t's tmy ;Ill Ill!' o lh t'r cars . Tht' last c~ mba t a nt mak ing co nt act is dpc Ja rpd to ht • thP winnt'r . Ma ny rars wi th loca l dri vPrs "' ill p .~r tic' ipa t t• in wha t prom· "CS IO [J p J n l'Vening Of ' I'HI <'- tin g lin g Pnte rta inml'nt wilh Pl<' nl y of c ras hes a nd ' Pill s. All of lh <' <' ni Prt a inme nt gets und r rway a t the grandsta nd whr n lhr grep n fl ag fa lls a nd lh rsp 20th century gla dia tors Domestic arts on display in senior fair building For those of you who enjoy spwlng, knillln g, c roc hellng, quilling, o r olh r r types of cra ft s, nPx t wPe k's a nnua l Mr lgs Co unt y F a ir has just th e plarr for you - lh!' domes ti c ar ts di sp lay In lh!' senior fa ir building . Kay FrPde rick a nd .ludy E blin a r p lh P c ha irm pn for th r s how whi c h fPa turPs 92 classPs . ThP ii Pm s will be judged Mo nd ay o n the bas is of a ppPa r a nc!', stylP. workma ns hip, a nd m a i P ria l ~. a nd the n will be a llrac ti vp ly d isplayed on the wa lls a nd on ta bles so tha i la lrgOl' rs ca n Pnjoy the ha ndl · work of Mr igs Co unti a ns. Adull a nd c hildre n' s c ia· thing, neediPcra fl, knilti:lg, croc hPied ll ems, quilts, rugs , a nd a miscella neous hobby co rne r will a li be lnclufiPd In the ex hlbil . Four bes t of r how a wa rds In the ca tegories of sewing, needlec ra ft , quilt s , a nd rugs a nd hobby will be a wa rded by the judges. ba llir to lh P dt·a th fo1· eash pri zrs. I rophirs a nd th p lillr of Cha mpion. ThP r nl ry fe<' for pa rticipa nt s is $1J . Appli ca ti ons may bp pic ked up a t I hP following locat io ns: Ma ra I ha n, Exxon a nd C&J Auto P ar ts in PomP· roy, Car l' s Aut o Sa irs a nd NAPA Aut o Pa rt s. both in Middl eport. a nd Wha ley's Auto Pa rts in Da r win . Ha ndy iioud as hpif is c ha ir ma n of lh <' s h11W whic h will fPal urf' two sppc· ia l awa rd s, a bPs I of show a nd rPscr v<' bes t of show in additio n, ex hibit ors will have a c ha ncc• to win rib bo ns a nri pn•mlums in lhP indi vidu a l c lass(•s. Th p show will fpa fure co lor a nd bl ac k a nd whitp photos, in sevPra i ca tegori es of com pe l i· lion including la nd scape, por· tra it s a nd per sona liti es, pic toria l (s tor y telling with one pic ture), a bs trac ts, na ture c io· seups a nd miscella neous. Anoth e r class will fea ture photos ta ken during the 1989 Me igs County F a ir. 263 West Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Chos. W. Legor, Prop. Ph. 992 -5314 Gutter-Helmet Gutter-Helmet An affordabl e gutter add -o n with ·a uniqu e Patented de s 1~ rc You'll never clean your gutters aga1n . guaranteed CATERING SERVICES Millie Duncan, Owner Open 6:00 A.M .-9:00P .M . Monday -Friday 8;00-9:00 P.M . Saturday homecook~d food ~ailv .. •Bakery I!.Ooda -made from scratch •Catertng aerv1cea Provided ··Special Orders. CALL FOR ORDERS- 992-7713 Bradbury Rood Middleport r Ohio SUPPORT OUR YOUTH AND THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR!!! GAS- GROCERIES - VIDEO TAPES PLUS MORE. . . Visit Our New Store WHALEY'S GROCERY STATE IT. 611 997-3757 DARWIN, QHIO Wo rld RPsor t's Mag ic King da m . This yea r they havP a lso performed a t Sea World at Or la ndo, F la ., a nd a f Nas h· ville's world famous Opryla nd USA. They a re a irt'ady sc hc · duled to perform in Ca liforni a in the summer of 1991 a t Dis ney la nd a nd a t thP DisnPy · la nd Hotel. Showman of Showman set The a nnual showma n of showma n co ntrs r of lhP MPigs Co unt y Junior Fa ir w ill be hPid a t II a. m . o n F riday . F irst a nd seco nd pi a('(' winne rs of showm a nship in beef, shPcp , swinf', a nd dai r y ca tfle will com petp for th~ Showma n of Showme n Award . The contes t will be jud gPd on s howma nship IPc hniquP wit h two a nim a ls in eac h spPr iPs to be shown in each c lass . The judges will sco rP th P ex hibitor on a sca le of o nP to fi ve with onf' being the b!'s 1 in rach class . Th e o nly gutter protection system guaranteeo tc Keep your gutters clean and free- flowing . The o nl v s ystem to offer ail -around home protection AND pood MIDNIGHT CLOGGERS - Sure to delight falrgoers at the Tuesday 9 p.m . perfonnance on the Hill Stage will be these Midnight Cloggers of Bruce WoHe. Pictured left to right, they are, front, Jodi Cummins, Stacy Roush, Crlssy Blake, singer and announcer, LesUe Elias, director WoHe, Stephanie Sayre, Lisa Honaker, and Sheryl Thomas; second row . Unda Montgomery, Mrytle StClair, Phyllis Scott, Garne tt Gerlach, Allee Lawhorn, Betty Lathey , Linda Roseberry, Betty Smith, and Betty Love; and third row, Tricla Cogar, Ellen Thoma, Marilyn Wolfe, Margie Wolfe, Melanie Dudding, Shirley Simmons , Frances Imboden, Sue Rice, Sue Sigman, Mary Woods, Sharon Wise, Sally Roush and Ruth Blake. Other membe rs of the dance group not pictured are Carolyn Sayre, Jerry Scott, Tabitha Swe aringen, Megan Swearinge n, Judy McDanie l, Donnie May, Rhonda Markin, and Judy McDonald. THE ONCE-AND-FOR-ALL SOLUTION TO GUTTER CLOGGING PROBLEMS MILLIE'S RESTAURANT Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair F a irgoers a rc sure to he plea sed as th e Midnig ht Ci oggers of Bruce Wolfe da nce onto the hili s tage T uesd ay night a t 9 p. m. af the MPigs County Fa ir. The a udi ence will bP ta ke n on a journey into the m ag ica l world of show bu siness with g lit zy produc tion numbers a nd live vocal s. Featured in the ir pe rfor· mance will be the top 40 hit s, rhythm and blues songs, as well as country fa vorites. Al so In· e luded within the show will be seve ral patrioti c tunes a nd a song from a boa dway mu sica l, a long with a tribute to " life on the roa d" , a il e nha nced by s pecia l lighting a nd e ffects. A new add ilion to the g roup is the Midnig ht Ci oggers Pee Wef' Tea m , a group of c hildre n who range In age from six to 10 year s . They include J oshua Markin, Chelsea Mo ntgom ery , Mic hael Hona ker , a nd ShPri Cummins. The Ciogger s travel ex re n· s iveiy in the ir pr rfo r m a nce schedule. Tbey ha ve bee n fea· lured In performa nces in bo th J989andl990at fh e Wal! Dis ney 10 YEAR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WE SUPPORT OUR FUTURE FARMERS Installs on any house with conventional metal gutter and shingle roof . Get oil the roof. CENTRAL TRUST BANKS CONSTRUCTION •PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL BUILDINGS •FREE ESTMATES •SATISFACTION GUARANTEED •BUILDING •REMODELING •COMMERCIAL •RESIDENTIAL ~ A PNC BANK •ROOFING & SIDINGS •DRYWALL •ELECTRICAL •PLUMBING •GUnERS •CUSTOM HOMES •GARAGES •ANDERSEN WINDOW AND DOOR REPLACEMENT BANKS CONSTRUCTION 124 WEST MAIN POMEROY 992·5009 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GAlliPOliS, OHIO MEMBER FDIC ' ~ J J •I ·JO ell I I 11 t I 1 ·J •I 1• I t: I I I " ~ ,.. .. , · ·1 •. I f I I • rtt•ll I • • . • • a I I t \ ~ e I ~ t • I I ' • t t ( J I I : t \ I ·~ CI CI f I r , I • I ' i • I 1 ' ~ I I ' I ~ I ~' t 'I~ I ' I �1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION ENJOY THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR fair! AUGUST 14-1 5-16-17-18 SEE YOU THERE!!! , ALWAYS POPULAR - Tractor-trock pull<; art' alway s a popular ft'at urt' at lht> Meigs ( ounty Fair and lht' 1990 I'VI'nt olfi'I'S a "ide rangE' for lht' t'njoymt'nl of participants and s p('ctators allkt'. Sct'nt'S suc h as this art' SUJ"(' to!)(' "'Pt'att'd a.~ lht> pulls go on from Tut'Sday through Saturday. Truck, tractor pulls popular Truck and Ira n or pulh .n-,• a popular ~\POl Jl !he f a1~ Jnd r h r" ' f' J. r ~ hnuld ~"' no t' \ lf•pt ~t•n \~.Jrlf'l~ H' Jih ~Jddh ' l!d{ ~tn tJquf' r.=3ncrr.c ' or ru li:--. rr dC' or f! t")f11 -~ ·:uck .lnd ~YJ: J . . Tht• }._Jddh- ': J C:•:' :-- ;:h.. :. \o\ ]:; Ld\t ' ~ ' ;dl t' T'....t--...jJ\ · :--.:-~''t.l £h ~d ; "J: dJ' .1 • .; ;_1 rr. 1n the show r me bt · r. · h~ ~u ! ! T'-' t..'~Lld ~"-t""" '-' tll ::t :-t.J bo~ s o r t: 1rb rL.t s:f: ~ -. ;; · · '<'i pounds and bo\ so r e1~: - :~ ·.>m 16 1o ~'i pounds .-\ pJ L •Jff for each da\ ·5 Winner " 111 b<• hr ld Sdturda\ dl 4 p m on lht· !rae tor pull area ThP garden lra rtor tug pu ll will be hpld Saturday. Augus t IX. a! lp.m . Th~ classes arp: youlh div· is ion for drivprs under 11 )'Pars as of .January 1. 1990, and lwo Ojl< 'n division for any agp or spx . l'rizrs of $20. $IS and $10 wi lllw awarded l or Pac h class . For th osP with m ore nostal· gi<" la strs. lhr antique lrac tor pull will br sure to please. The pull will be held Wrd nes diJY. at 7 p.m . Th rr~ arC' classes lor J9:lR model tractor s and under. :l501 -4SOO pound s: 1936-1959. 4501-ooOO pound s: 19.19 1909, o50Ho00 pounds; 19:l9 1959. .1o00-:l800 pounds . Prizes arr $7S, $50. $2:.. $15 and $10 . ThP t rac tor-! r uck pull wi ll bP hPid Sa · urd.l \ ..-\uguSI IS. Jl I roanng ~nginPs lhr• !ruck pul l. pm to b(' hP id Fr·iday, Augus!ll. a! Tht> ,., rn1 happPns tn fin' I :lO p.m .. is l or \OU . dt i!Prt' nl r la sSPS · tiiXXJ field Thr pull i~cludps lour 'I<X' k lrac!or . 80(() liPid slack r lassrs : 'l&XJ lour wh('('l dri\'<' rr JC!ur. lll. l"Ul field stock rra c- modiliC'd !ruck. 6200 lou r whppJ ·,,r 1°. '-«l roa d usP wmi !r ae dri\P modified !ruck. ~ROO tor and lhr '>.')( () local \ Okl'l supPr stock !ruck pull and 6100 roa d -use l our whp('J dri\·p stock !ruck pull Prizps range !ruck Pr izE" rdngr fr om S150 10 fr·om S.lOO loa lo" of $ 1 ~ in lhP SJ ll >~ oc k !ruck pull If _I OU likP lhp <n11nrl nl FIVE POINTS EXPRESS ST. RT. 7 POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-6891 DRIVE-THRU CONVENIENCE STORE ICE, GROCERIES, GAS, BEER, WINE, POP, ICE CREAM, PICNIC SUPPLIES . INSTANT LOTTERY VCR TAPES 4-H flowt>r show projt'('IM t'ncouragt•d Four H m~mbrrs l ak ing pari in fl owr r projrc t s are r nco u r il g~d l o rn !Pr thC' 4-H Fl ower Show on Wednesda y, August IS a! noon . Members shou ld bring th~ir flowers and wi ll make th<'ir arra ngeml'nt in Iron! of t h ~ jud gl'. Flowrrs shou ld ha\'r com~ from lhPir own gardr n and l'<H"h mrmbN ca n hav(' onp r•nfr y . MEIGS COUNTY STOP AFTER A HOT DAY AT THE FAIR fOR YOUR ICE £:OLD REFRESHMENTS! M Happy Fair IM\ "u•·lttO~ Days To All!!~"uunto• ~lah~ Minimum Prices on All Beer OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT ALL FAIR W.EEK A lot of people put a lot of time and effort into making the Meigs County Fair among the finest in Ohio. Pleasant Valley Hospital salutes the people behind the scenes for making Fair Week a joyous celebration of youth, agriculture and community. To those of you who will attend this year's festivities, we say enjoy the fun and games, the music and the exhibits. But remember the days will be hot, the temptation to overindulge in carnival rides and fairgrounds food will be great and the possibility for accidents exists even when the best safety precautions have been taken. Be careful, use good common sense when choosing the activities in which you will participate and maintain heathful eoting and drinking habits. Our hope for all is a safe and fun Fair Weeki Stop by and visit with us at our booth at the Meigs County Fair August 14 • 181 AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 Support The Fair! FOR ALL YOUR AUTO PART NEEDS SEE US •••• NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS. •BODY PARTS •MOTORS •TRANSMISSIONS FREE Health Screenings .. Blood Pressure .- Pulse Oximetry .. Cholesterol .- Blood Glucose _. Hearing Screening (Dr. John Wade'• Offlc•l !Check our boolh for days and times of screenlngsl Information on health issues and services offered by Pleasant Valley Hospital GOOD SELECTION - COMPETITIVE PRICES WHALEY'S 992-7013 AUTO PARTS 992-5553 1-800-848-0070 DARWIN, OHIO PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family of professionals Valley Drive Point Pleasant, W.Va. 25550 (304)675-4340 • �1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION Little Mister, Miss Contest popular event Alway s a popular frature of lhP Meigs County Fai r is till' Little Mi ster and Miss M•' igs County and the PrPity RaiJ>· coniPsts . ThP PVPnt s this yPar arr bPing sponsorE>d by Buttons and Bows and Hood Family ShO!'s. both of PomE>roy, with th•· Middi E>port BuslnE>ss and Pr o fE>ssional WomPr!' s Club to tJp in chargP. Livestock • pnncesses to be at fair TITLE TO PASS - Amanda Fetty, Pomeroy, and Daniel ~,.,,. Sidwell II, ChPStl'r, 1989 Uttle Miss and Mister Meigs County, plcturl'd hPre just after they were crowned, will rPIInqulsh their titles Wednesday afternoon. At f: 30 p.m. that day on the Hill Stage, Meigs County youngsters, five through seven, will be looked over 1111d talked to by a panel of out·of·town judges who will select the 1990 Uttle Mister and Miss MPigs County. AI thr Mr igs Co untY .lu ni<>r F ai r np.x t U' PP k . ,·isitors w ill han• thP opportun i ty to lllt't't t h !' r P i g n i n !! I f\· t' s tor k prinC..'SSt'S T hi.s ~ t'.lr tht' J unior Lur Bwrd organizt'd llvt>S hx·k pnn c..os.s rvntt's ts l or ~ . shft>p. swinl:'. rabbits. dair) · and horst>S . Any mt'lllbl:'r ol any of the youth gr oups w~fl:' t>ligiblt> to entPr th P ronlt>st tf they had taken part i n a pro ject or livt'd on a !arm producing that species . Thos e prlncE>ssps WE'r e crownt'd at the livestock intrr· vi Pws las 1 Tuesday . They will bP taking part in lhP lives tock shows during the fair a nd participating in the Junior Fair parade on Wt'dnesday at 5: 30 p.m. In front o! the grandstand. Gowns for 1he princes ses were donat ed by .JpweiPrs o! America . The Litllr Mister and Mi ss MPigs Count y coniPs t will be held on thr hill stage WednPs· day at 4::10 p.m . The dPadllne for regisiPring is noon on TuPsday. ThPrP i s a $1 entry feeand those entering must com · piPte an entry coupon. The · forms and entry fpp may be turn Pd int o th!' sPcrPiary's ribbon for entering . Two $~~, gift certificates will lw awarded to the winner s. In the pretty baby r ontt ·s t there are eight cat egorips 10 1: children from birth to four years of age. Again part ici pants must be resid ent s of Meigs County. The judging wi ll be by out -of-county judges officr or mailrd to Eva Robson, Entry forms and th p $1 <'ntrv 41 720 Pomrroy Pike, Pomeroy , fee must be submitted Ol'fore Ohio 45769. noon on Thursday . ThPrr will To parti cipatP in the contest , be one girl and one boy sPIPr tPd thP childrPn must be rPsiding in as the first place wlnnpr in each 1\fpigs County and must be at category . The boy winnr rs will lt•as t fi,·p but not morp than r eceive $10 gift certifir at<'s 't' l 't'n yt'ar s of age . ThP birth from Hood Family ShO!'s, whilr datPs must bP llrtwern Jan . 1, the girl winners will rpceivp $IO 191(3 and Jan . I. 1985. gift certificates from Rult ons All co ntes tant s will rPceive a and Bows. ENTRY BLANK MEIGS COlJNTY FAIR PRETTY BABY CONTEST or LITTLE MISS or UTTLE MISTER MEIGS COUNTY Name ····· ········ ···· ····· ··············································· ·········· Glri.. ... ... .... Boy .. ....... ... Phone No ... ... .. ........ .... ...... .. .... ..... . Birth Date ......... ......... ... .... ...... ..... .... ..................... ... ........ Parents Names .. ...... ... ..... .. .... ....... ....... .......... ................... Address ....... ...... ............................................ ............ .. ..... CONTEST ENTRY: (Check) ( ( ( ) Pretty Baby Coatest ) Little Miss Cont..t ) Little Mister Cont..t Send application with $1.00 lor each chlld enterPd lo Eva Roll;on. 41720 Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy, Oh . 45769 Congratulations To All The People Who Have Worked So Very Hard To Make The l27th Meigs County Fair Possible. WE ARE PROUD OF OUR COUNTY FAIR! Shady River Shufflers perfonn at Meigs fair Friday, August 17 Next week's Meigs County Fair will give fans another opportunity to enjoy a performance by the popular Shady River Shufflers clogging team . The high spirited group under the direction of Paulette Harrison who also does ali the choreography, wlll perform a tribute to Meigs County on Friday, August 17 at 6:ll p.m. at the Hlll Stage. Paulette Is responsible for that energetic music, colorful costuming and fancy footwork! Whether dancing, driving the team van or designing the costumes, she is the heart o! the group. She speaks with pride about the members of the team, whom she refers to as "fam· lly" . In fact, that's exactly what they are. The group Is made up of two teams of 24 members: eight juniors and 16 adults . Their kind of precision dane· lng takes a great deal of practice. The group has been together for the past six years • and on Tuesday evenings you will find the group at the Pomeroy Municipal Building working on new routines . You can find them practicing every Tuesday evening at the Pome· roy Municipal I}ullding. Southeastern Ohio has long bPen known for Its numerous summer and fall community festivals . The Shady River Shufflers have lively performances scheduled for many of them . However. there's no place like home, and the team has planned an exceptional evening for the Meigs County Fair. For those of you who saw and enjoyed the patriotic July Fourth show In Middleport, there will be a repeat of the patrioti c sa lute in song and "signing'· by Sandy Butcher and Nikki Bunch. Several Impersonations of famous celebrities, such as Dolly Parton, The Judds, and Brenda Lee, had been added to the program variety to the Meigs County Fair show. Later this year, members of the Shady River Shufflers will be traveling to Hawaii, where they wlll join cloggers from across America and Canada . The dancers will also be ap· pearlng at fairs In Perry, Athens and Morgan counties, as well as two special shows at the Ohio State Fair and have accepted an invitation to ap· pear on stage at the University of Rio Grande where they will be sharing knowledge about clogging as a folk art. And as at all shows, the "Awesome Fan Award" will be awarded to someone attending the Meigs County Fair show . SHADY RIVER SHUFFLERS - The Shady River Shulflers will be perfonnlng at the Meigs County Fair on Friday evening at 8:30p.m. on the HID Stage. Members of the clogging group are left to right, front, Elizabeth Moore, Denise ColterUI, Susie Cotterill, Jodie Sisson, Daniel Young, Amy Yonker, Melissa Ramsburg, Ashley Hannahs; second row, Kay Hemsley, Amy Warth, HoUy WIUlams, Rhonda Hannahs, Love Batey, Heather Howard, Debby Bums, Jodi Harrison, Director Paulette Harrison, third row, Danny Young, Tammy Moore, Peggy Roush, Donny Grate, Janet Brown, Paula Yonker, Mildred Hudson, Unda Young, and fourth row, Richard Brown and Bill Hudson. David Glass Is also a member of the Shufflers. A SALUTE TO THE YOUTH OF MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS COUNTY FAIR FROM THE AUG. 14-18 DOWNING - CHILDS MULLEN - MUSSER INSURA-NCE 111 E. SECOND POMEROY 992-2342 The Daily Sentinel MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 14TH THRU 18TH 992-2156 Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Bill - .Jeanie - Mary 992-3381 Don - John - ENJOY THE FAIR! Gloria �Veteram Memorial Hospital Bo~ Lee Award . . } , 00( tn new locatton at atr Awardwiilbeglveninm~m~ l\ b h Agam this year a Bob 11,1 .,, ' \ TRAVELIN' ON GOSPEL QUARTET - Tlw Trav~lin' On Gospel Quartet will be perfonnlng at tht> M1•igs County Fair Friday, 5:30p.m., at the Hill Stagt>. From h•ft an•: 1\nn Gillian, Coolville; John Col'n, Coolville; .Judy Adams, Rl't>dsvllle; and J l' lf Gandee, Coolville. Registered heifer giveaway Again thi s yf'ar lh f' Farmf'rs Bank and Savings Co . wi ll spo nsor a rf'gis tt•rf'd dairv hPifPr g lvPa way . · Thp ru!Ps s p~rlfy that th f' bo)' or gi rl must be at !Pas t Pigt: .YI'a r s of agf' by Jan. I. 1990 and cannot bP morr I han IR yrars of agp as of .Jan. I. 1~ . 11 is furlhrr rPquirrd that lhPbo\·or girl b~lon g l o the M{'igs Co~nly i11'11Pr l.i\'PS(OI'k [)ain· 4-H Club . · Th!' r·l'l 'ipil'nl ot lhr hl'i!Pr mu" indica!!' inlrnt toPxhlbi t a dain· projPcl al lhr 1991 Mrigs ( 'o'- '1\ Fair and if for som f' l'l'd -'on ca nnot fulfill !h al rpquil! 'nH'nl. lhrn must donal~ 1111 · firs! hPifPr ca lf bark Into lh1 · program . In ihP l'vrnt somr lh ing I L I!JI ~· n s w hich r1-q uin•s thp 1111lilT to wll the hPifPr b~ forr ' 'll' fre shPn s, h1 • or shP Is r1 ·quin·d l o co nta r l thl' Mrigs <"ounlv l·: xtp nsion Office. Arrangl'mPnts wi ll lhPn bP madf' lo ha 1·1' lh1· recipil'nt mak ~ a mo nl '\' donation bac k Int o th e progTiJ m . ln!Pn·ipw with lhf' MPigs Co unt\· Bf'ller l.J\·psfoc k 4-H Oair)· Club romrni iiPP prior to lhr giwawa \· tirnP which is6: 4~ p.m . Frida\ in lhP hill show ring . Anolhf'l' n'QuirPmPnt is that lh{' " ·i n!lf'r must bP prPsf'nl for lhP gi,·pa wa\' cpremony . Applications can be plckPd up al lhp Diary Food Stand in lhr [)airy Barn at lhP fair . A hailf'r for thf' hf'i ff'r to bl' gl\·pn away by th~ Farmrrs Bank will bl' provld1'<l by R & (; FPPd and Supply . Thp boo th of Vrtrrans MPm orla l Hos pital will bp mO\'Pd to a npw loca tion for thl' 1 ~1'111 M~igs County Fair. For a number of vPars thl' hospita l 's sPrvice ·a rea" has b('('n loca tPd in the Rock Springs Gr ange Building. How rvrr. this )'rar. lhP hosp it al has bN•n assignrd an arpa in thP nrw comnwrc ial building loca ll'd in thP heart of 1h1• midway. Hospit al p1•rsonnl'l will bP at lhP fair rach day fr om I to 9 p.m . and will offf'r frel' blood sugar and blood prt>ssure tPs ting to lhP public . In addition. I hi' hos pit al will bP di stributing a number of at trar tivP favors including yard sticks in viv id co lor s. ball hats and minlaturr footballs donP in the co lors of lhr four arra high sc hools, sun \'ism·s. party mugs , crickrt cl ic kPrs. pl'ns, kPy chain s. polholdl'l's . magnf' t s and fan s. In addition vi sitors to thP booth will bP glvPn a variety of thP mos t up-to-dat f' healthcarf' li IPra lurP. Visitors will also bp ln vi tPd to r~gister for fivPat tendancP prizps which wil t be "SEE YOU AT THE FAIR" HAWK'S 76 Groceries - Cas - Oil - DieR.-1 Fud "See You AI The Melg1 Counfg Fait" STEVEN L. STORY WE'LL BE LOOKING -FOR YOU!! AUGUST 14 AUGUST 18, 1990 MEIGS COUNTY Visit Us At The Holzer Medical Center Mobile Unit Next To the Commercial Building. AnORNEY-AT-LAW (614) 992-6624 23S WEST SECOND STREET POM£ROY, OHIO 4S769 WATCH FOR THE SCHEDULE OF TIMES FOR THE INDIVIDUAL SCREENINGS IN THE MOBILE UNIT. LOCALLY OWNED BAER'S MARKET Blood Sugar Cholesterol Blood Pressure Health Age Appraisal Blood Typing SUPPORT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR! FINE MEATS - QUALITY GROCERIES 992-6913 Automotive Supplies Roger & Shirley Hawk, Owners 667-3182 ,1\\'; mll'd as a pa1 ·1 of lilt' lwspital' s co un ty fai r aclivi l ii 'S . Tlu • pri /PS in clud1• a stow <'IH>kl· t·. a maniPI clock, a <·amt>ra . a ta rgf' coo iPr and an i\M FM Sl l' r eo porl a blt• cass1>1 tr plavr t·. ThP booth will opPra ll ' from t to ~ p.m .. TuPsda _v throu g h Friday . of Lee who wa s an advisor 111 lhl' M eigs County BettPr Li 1.1,, lock Dairy 4-H Club. Th e award is givPn baspd on th ~ members's kn owiPdgf' and sktll of diary information with the judgp of the 4-H dairy sho\1' to se lec t the winner . · Th p winnPrs up to thi s 111111 , have been 19il6, ,Jprr y Smith .lor Parker. both 19R7 ;tnd 19HH. <Hid .Jill Ta v lor. 1989. · 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE FIFTEEN SYRACUSE, OHIO ALSO ON DISPLAY IN THE MOBILE UNIT ••• Chokin' Charlie ACS Lungs Digital Scales TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO l'artiripants must havp an PICK UP EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS ON ••• MEIGS COUNTY FAIR SUPER AMERICA® DIVISION OF ASHLAND OIL INC. AUGUST 14-15,. 16-1 7-18 5 8\G OA1S! - TO All THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED SO HARD TO MAKE THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR POSSIBLE WE "THANK YOU!!" "SEE YOU THERE!" INGELS ,J i;.'L'.11D''1'"',. f!:• ~0> 279 WI'HI Main St. Poml'roy, OH. 45769 497 Gl'nl'ral Hartingl'r Parkway Middl«'port , OH. 45760 INGELS Kut Rite Carpet 992-2635 992-7028 Middleport, Oh. See You At The Meigs County Fair August 14-15-16-17-18 HOURS Tuesday-Friday 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Saturday 2 p.m .- 6 p.m. r;: Furniture & Jewelry 106 N. l.erond Cancer, Diabetes, Exercise and Nutrition, lung Disease, Blood Pressure, and More! 169 N. Second Middleport, Oh. 0 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER ..AIJW-A Y5 HERE WHEN YEJl1 NEEB l1S" ---------------------------------------------------------- -.I �1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION PAGE SIXTEEN-19M MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION Fair always highlight for 4-H club members ,No Cook-Off The beef and pork cook-offs held for the past several years will not bp held at the 1990 M<>lgs County Fair du<> to lh<' small ntlfllhf'r of p~ rticipanls las I year. The cook-offs wi II b!' reschedul<>d next yPar if e~ough lnl<>r<>stls shown, Mary (,limon•. Fair Board SP<'r<'lar\' sa id. · See You At The Fair AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 Complimt>nls of JO'S GIFT SHOP ST. RT. 124 SYRACUSE STOP AND SEE OUR FAIR SPECIALS 10% OFF . •Cement Bird Bath •Fountains •Catus •Cement Porch Boxes •Frogs •Angels •Deer •Kissing Dolls BUY FROM US AND SAVE, YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED ' James P. Conde, D.O. Osteopathic Physician-Surgeon 992-6800 155 N. SECOND AVE. 'fHIKIJI.C; - Susan Wolf nwdt•l•·•l lhl' striking hla•·k and whll•• suit whh-h she ~·rt·alt·d a' ht>r 1-H duh project Ill tht• drt'ssing-lor-the-joh •·alt>gory at the annual 4-11 stylt• show. She was one of 10 duh nu•mtwrs st•lt•t•tt•d to partidpalt• In tht• Ohio Slate l'alr t'IHllPf'tltlon. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ENJOY THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR! 127th MEIGS COllNTY FAIR Al!Gl!ST 14-15-16-17-18 FOR ALL YOUR CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT VEGETABLE AND BEDDING PLANTS SEE US. POMEROY """I The Home Of BOB'S MARKET & GREENHOUSES 773-5721 THEN SEE US! For All Your Building & Remodeling "See You At The Fair" PHIL DIRT AND THE DOZERS Needs!!!! THURSDAY, AUGUST 16TH AT 8:00P.M. Valley Lumber & Supply Co. 992-3671 POMEIOY I OHIO 555 PARK• ST. ThP MPigs Co unty Fair is Alcohol d<'cisions : PPnny always a highlight for 4-H club APikPr. Bn•nr RosP, with Chris mPmb<>rs. ]l' s thai tim!' whPn tinP Schultz, honorabl !' they get to show their veresatll - mPntlon . lty, their creativity, their skill LPadNship skills I Crv sral in growing and showing. Smith. 1-:lizab!'lh Downi<• . Among lh!' spvpral hundr£'d LPadPrship ski ll s II Lha who will bP displaying arr Hoffman. Miranda Nicholson . gra nd and rPsNvr champions LPadNship skills Ill : Chris · in misct'llan<'ou s projPcls an - linr Schultz, Ruby Burkl'. nounc<>d following judging this Laundry for bPginnPrs : Mar· W!'Pk by thl' MPigs County tiP Holt£'r, Kristin TorTI'S, with Ex lt•ns ion SprvicP. Laurl£' BlankPnship. Adria Til(' winm•rs arr lisfpd gra nd Frwkrr, Christy llrakP <Jnd and rPs£'rvr. r£'spt'cfivply. in Erin Smith. honorabiP I hi' va rious ca l£' gor iPs of judg - nwnrion . lng . Willllf'r.' an• list('(! as Exploring my honw and nw : follows : Amy Varni'.\. Cn'<J ti vP wr itin g : Traci Canim' pPI can· : Ht'IJ!'I'I'il HPinPs, Hobin WhiiP . w ith Scoff . .Ioyer Pickrns. SusiP Franl'is. Ca rs: Billy Cr<JnP, HPalhN Anna Wolf and N()(•llt· l'ick!'ns. Wl'll, with RPnaP Poolt•r. honor l10norabh• nwnlion . abll' mf'ntion . SafPiy spPilking : Adam First aid : Brandon HurkiPV. Sh('('t s. Dani••llf' (;ruPSN . Kristin TorTI'S, with Marti<' 0Pmonslralions : Tt·am, Hollrr and Crrla Hifflr. honor · Hobin Whilt• <Jnd BobbiP Whitl', abiP mrntion. Hilly Cranp and ll<•n Cranl' ; Looking good: Sara lr Fr yd· indi vidual, Nichola Pil'kPn s man. Kim Micha!'l , with Eliza · and .Joshua Hag!'r, Hilly ('ranr. b£' 1h Downie, honora bl<' with B!'n Cranf'. honorabll' mpntion . Ll't 's bPgin cooking BriclgPI Vaughan, VaiNil' Karr. with HPiwkah Karr and Pamda Nr!'c<', honor a blr mention . Tricks for lr£'a ls : H!'n Cran£', Vlncrnl RrodNil'k. with HPnal' Pool£'r. Tricla Davis and Hlki llarringPr . honorablr mention. Br!'ads 1: Clndi StPwart. MPr!'dllh Crow, with MichPIIP l.aughf'l'y, honor a bll' mPn rion . (;rpat (;rain' : Dorothy I .P ifhPil . MPals lor Pasv I iving : l'indy Housh. NoPIIP Pickl'ns. wllh Ruby llurkP , honorablp mPntion. Ou !door rnokf'I'V I : M ichPIIP Scoff, Lisa Stl'lh<•m. with &v Pr ly Stewart. Tammy Mlllt•r, .Jason Pullins and /\nita Thomas, honorabiP mPntion . Outdoor cookNy II Robin Whlf£', MirhPIIt• l. aughPry . Food, frlpncls and fun : Lisa Hoffman. Bobbil' Whirr. with Gr!'la HiffiP , hnnorabl!' mrn rion. Fit it all rogpfhPr 1: Sarah Frydman, Erin Smith. with DaniPIIr GruPsN and .Jona than Avis, honor ab ll' mrnli on . Around I hi' world with food : (;rrla HlfflP. Df'bra Frost. with Huby llurkP. honorahl!' m!'ntlon Extraordinary rggs : Marrir Holt('!' . .Jessica KarT . with VIcki Warm•r, KriiPy (;ruPs<•r and .Jaml•• Ervin, honorabiP mPntion . Exploring an imals : B'r·al n Hoffm an. Roxannf' Williams. with Lisa S!Pihf'm, honorable mpnflon . CagPd birds In thP hom<>: Emily Asb!'ck . Hridgf'l VarnPy . CuinPa Pig : Mary Francis . H a mstrr s: Mary Nally. ('hristinP Schullz, with Pa rt y Na lly. honorablr mPntion . Staying hra llh y : Va l£'r i l' KarT . KP!'ping fit : Li sa Hoffman, Kl.m MJchaPI ~ with Kelly mention . Tobacco and you: ChrlstlnP Schultz, Brrnt Rosr. Adv£'nlun•s in vision Ill : Robin Whit!' . Myslrrirs of minowave: Ca r-riP Morrl ss£'y. Advancrd laundry: Robin Whir£', .Jpnny Varn<'y . Living and learning with children : Crissy Summ<>rs. Crystal Oonahu<', with .Jan<>l Sp!'ncPr. Krlsti Warner and Phyllis CLark , honorabiP m£'nlion . TPPns IParn about children : Mir<Jnda Nicholson, 1Erin Smith, with Vicki Warner, honorabh· mrntion. GPnPalogy : LPigh Mash, Cy nthia Coi!Prill, with Christi£' ('oopPr. honoraiJir nwnlion. You and your mon<y MikP Park('J', honorab l!' m!'nlion . Furnilurr <Jnd woodwork r£'c ycli ng: llohbi!' Whirr. /\nita Calaway . Modrl ruckl'try : Billy ('ranP. ILl. Nicholson, with .Jonathan Avis and .Ja so n Ervin. honora · blp mpnfion . Buying your first car: Mlk!' Parkrr, Aaron Ca rd . "xploring lh£' world of Pl£'rtrlcity : Mlchapl Smith. Chris Hamm, with Ben CranP. honorabl£' mention. Working with rl!'clrlcily : Billy CranP, Mall Clark . Morelivingandl!'arningwilh chlldrpn : Mandl ShPrts . .JuliP Young. M P, you and olhPrs 1· HPbecca WiiPs . LPt's IParn ro mana g<' mo- PH. 992-6611 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO my ShPIIy HPndricks. I ·.. J Harri s. AdvPnturPs in homP liYing : DPbra Frost, Crystal Donolru•· Your first hom!' awa)' I rom homP: Cr£'ta Hiffh·. Sarah Wi!Ps . Modrl airplanP : Hill\ Francis. You and yo ur bik• ·: .Joel \' Hupp, .lohn T. WhiiP. Ma g nPt i sm: Mar lilt· II .Juslic!'. El('(·tricit _ v fot.:_ brll!l\ I lYing tConllnuedon PagelS) Don't Miss The 1990 Meigs County fair! BLUE TARTAN TAVERN 992-9941 MIDDLEPORT I OHIO 803 SOUTH THIRD PHAR 786 N. 2nd Ave. MASON, WV. Aul!ust 14th thru 18th PAGE Sto:VENTEEN Middleport, OH. Ph. 992-6491 a ufes e 1 0 • • e1gs ounf a1r *Exhibits *Prizes *Contests (; 'l\CPH. ,honon.tbl(! fl)~t!on,. . JO.IN THE FUN!!! .' I ~ • ' ' ' ' . ' .. . �PAGE EIGHTEEN-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION Fair... I I'7 CLOTHING ,JUDG lNG - Anita Calaway, right, is pictured t•xplaining the outfit she made to Sandi Eyman, judge, during the 4-11 clothing judging session held recently at Pomeroy Village Hall. Anita created an outfit for her project, "Spectator Sports Clothes." !Con tinu ed from Page 171 1\tllv Cranf' . Hotx·: Pat (;lobs . Mf'lissa ( ; ut•ss. with !.a tTl' Hall. Sha1nt Hollins, !<ric l'owt'll. Mt'loctv I .a\\Tt'nl't', .lt•n •nt.\ Carr. Sltan·t' ll a ll , Ph ilip ILunm and Mikr ( ;ut•ss. honorabiP mt•ntion . ,\ ss urin g " 'fp opNalio n: ,\ndv 1\'oif. \\'ondt •rful 1n>rld of \l·ood : lh·;m Bucklt'l·. C..l . Harris. ll' ilh .loltn t ', 11d . honorabll' MEIGS CO. FAIR •127fh ·ylOr MEIGS ~0. FAIR We're Proud To Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair August 14-15-16-17-18 nH·ntion . ,\dn•ntun ·.. . '' ilh 'our L l llll ' l';t : l·:iil dill'flt 1,.1\\' S()It , i\Jp. I i" ·' I ' I iffon l. 11 ilh ( 'ntlltia ( 't !l!l ' l il l. htllltlLthh · IIH ' nlion . _.\J lh on ( ;;tnntJ MidH ·ll• · l .. lll gilt 'l'\', \\'ilh Ltt•l ;t Htlfi<'. honor.tbl•· ( · , t '. t l l\ t ' ,11 t-. · \1 , 1\ . "Fun For The Entire Family" IIH ' nlion l .l'! 's t'\plon• lflt ' IIUidtllll·s II : [.;,.[lit' J-:n·in . AI your disposal Billy ( ·ranl'. Mi<"haf'l Smi!lt. Ohio Bird s !lilly l,. rant'is, 11 illt .la s11 n Mora, Ilanir llt • c;ruescr. (;an· Nef'CC and l .t' i J; h M."h , ho nor ablt• -' GAN · ~ RNER~ (l SUPPORT THE ~ ~MEIGS COUNTY FAIR!\J surance Services 992-6687 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO lltt'lllitln . I ;,•I tin ;: ·'"'l''ainll •d with yo ur '' ·'"'"' : I 'hi ilp ll amm .. Ja son l'ullins, with !!andy llurkl' honorablt' nwntion . · ' Wot·king with wood and tool s: .Jo hn T. Whit<'. Il..l . Nic holson, 11 i th HP;tlh l 'mffitt , honorablr lltt•n I ion. Learnin g abou t <"om put rrs : Ma ll Morrh and I<P IIiP Er vin . i.Parning alx>ul program · nting: Tra <"i IIPim•s, Mirhf'ilr St ·o II . l<.x pl o t in g photo g raph y : Stwni Smith, Hilly Frant·is . Ll'l 's l'Xplorr thP outdoors I : l<mily Asb!'<"k. Billy Schultz . Exploring our forrs ts: Scott I Jodson. honorable mrntion . Exploring Ohio ponds: .lenny \ ';trnry . Ohio mammals : Adria I,., t•ckrr. ,lpff Stethrm . Fishing for thr brg innrr : Matt Milliron, Joshua Roush, wi th .Jeff Hosr. Brrnt Rose and Travis Lodwi ck, honorable nwntion. Safrt y wi th gun s: Vincent 1\rodrri<"k. Matt Clark, with .Jaso n l·: r v in , lt ono rahll' nwntion . Corn : Mal'!ir Hoi! Pt· Mrs . ( ;ardpn's grrt •n Sl'l'tH': Bl'n C'r<J nt·, iteb!'ka hI< arT , wi tit .Ja so n Mora. honorablt · nwntion . Vrg!'lablt· gardPnin g 1 J·: m. ily Asb!'ck . .JcnnifPr Mora . with Cary N Pt 't' P, honurahiP rn1•ntion . VinC' crops : Adria 1-'n•l'kt•r, Martlr Hoitl'r , with 13randon Buc kley, hcnorable m ention. Aquatic sc ience : Jennif<'r Clifford. with Brent Hose and Bryan Co lw e ll, honora bi P mention . Archery : .John Wolfr, Chuck Parkrr. G rowing annual flower s: Matt Morris, Martie Holter with Anna Wolf, honorabl~ mention. Growing houue plant s: Adria Frecker, Roxanne Williams. Family vegetable garden· lng: Adria Frecker. Crys tal Smith. Gloeckner's Restaurant 992-5853 111 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY Offer Good Now Thru August 31, 1990 Completely Installed With 200 Gallons Of Petrolane LP Gas • BANK ONE salutes the * Youth .AA.<&j,~ County *Includes 20' of Copper, Over 20' of Copper Extra NowThru August 31, 1990 p 4HCLUBS August 14th thru 18th For Dlptndablt Prop.wn1 Slrvk:e Clll FUfURB FARMERS OF AMERICA PUI"URP. HOMEMAKP.RS OP AMBRJCA H BOYSCOUI'S . GIRL •FUN •THRILLS •ATIRACTIONS Support The Youth .of Meigs County. I Ill ~ 6 7 5 0 CITY ICE & FUEL CO. N (304) 675-1700 E - 1 7 0 0 "Your Area Authorized Petrolane LP Gas Dealer" Till : () ffl () l 'A!Ll:T SUPPORT THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR! O~w~ol'et OIM qEO 1616 EASTERN AVE.-GAWPOUS, OH. · ' 614 ) 446 ·36 72 TRUCKS: 446·6400 . BANK:ONE Eighteen Thousand People Who Care. BAN~ ONE, ATHENS, NAtA PAIIT,OF THE CAlliNG T~Afl'. Alhent. <>!'lo Member FOIC . . , ' ' , \, I ' I I ~ tl • • .. • • I 4 ' • oil e •' J • • o. I I 4 ' I ./ J ~ ' ., ~ • • 4 J I I I :J ' I • .• • • '~~~~J ~ J·· ·~ ~~, · ~ ~ ~ ~ . . • • • , ,~,····~·· · · · · · - ·~· · .... �Pi\GE TWENTY-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE TWENTY-ONE \' .... .... ' ..... SCENES OF FAIR FUN Meigs County Fair August 14-15-16-17-18 . �PAGE TWENTY-TW0-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION 1990 MEIGS Talent show slated Aug. 14 at fair Th(' Meigs County Junior Fa ir. Roard is aga in sponsoring a tJ IPnt show this ypar . It wi ll b(' hPid a t TuPsday 4 p.m. o n th e Hillside Stag('. The cont Ps t is open to people or a ll J);('S d nd a sound sys tem will bP avJ iia bi P. Ent ry fpp is $2 a nd prizps aw fir st place, $15; seco nd pla c!', $10; a nd third pl arP. $5. Other fairs listed If a fter the Me igs Co unt y Fair ends nex t weekend. you a re still In a "fair" mood, thPrP a re many others around thP s tate to attend. ThP Ohio Agr icultura l So· c IPt y sc heduie lists t hPsP count y fairs yet to take placp : Allen at Lima . Aug . 18·25; As hland , Sept. 16·22; Belmont a t St. Clairsville, Sept. 5·9; Brown at Georget ow n, Sept. 24·29 ; Columbiana a t Lisbon. Aug . 21-26; Cos hocton. Sept . 29·0rt. 4 Darke a t Greenville, Aug . 17·25; Defiance at Hicks ville, Aug . 18-25; Delaware, Sept. 15·21; Fairfield at Lancas ter , Oct. 9-13; Fulton at Wakuseon, Sept. 1·6; Geauga at Burton. Aug . 30·Sept. 3; Guernsey at Old Washington, Sept. 10-16; Hancock at Findlay, Aug. 29Sept . 3; Hardin at Kenton, Sept. 5-9. Highland at Hillsboro, Sept. H; Hocking at Logan, Sept. 9-15; Lake at Palnsvllle, Aug. 22·26; Lorain at Wellington, Aug. 20·26; Mahonlng at Ca n· field, Aug. 29·Sept. 3; Monroe a t Woodfield, Aug. 20-25; Mont gomery at Dayton, Aug. 29Sept. 3; Morgan at McConnelsville, Sept. 4-8; Morrow at Mt. Gilead. Aug. 28-Sept. 1. Portage at Randolph, Aug. 22·26; Sandusky at Fremont , Aug. 21 ·26; Stark at Canton , Aqg . 28-Sept. 3; Tu sca rawas at Dover. Sept. 18-23; · Van Wert. Aug . 30·Sept . 5; Was hington at Marietta. Sept. 1-4. ENTRY BLANK 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR TALENT SHOW Arts, crafts from past will be at fair· T liF:SOA Y, AliC. 14-5: 00 P.M. - HILLSIDE STAGE A glimpse of yesteryear will be during the open hours. Members available to Meigs Countlans at of the Meigs County Pioneer and the fair next week In the old log Historical Society will be hosts cabin which will be open from 1 to each day at the cabin and fair 10 p.m. each day . visitors are Invited to stop by to Various arts and crafts from vi e w th e exhibits and the pas t will be demonstrat ed demonstrations . DON-T MISS THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY Your Name Address _ Phone Talent to be Performed I wish to participate In the Meigs County Fair Talent Show. l agree to ahlde by the show rules. AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 RULES FOR TALENT SHOW: E ntri es wtll bt> Judged on tal l'nt, appeoranct', t>X J)E'rtlu and sportsma nship. Any Meigs County re-sldt>nt Is eligiblE' lo f' nt Pr . Prlzos will bo awarded as follow s: lst - $15: 2nd- S10: Jrd-$5. •FUN •THRILLS •ATTRACTIONS For All Your New and Used Cars and Truck Needs See Us!!! Ent ry r.. of $2.00 should accompany onlry blank. We salute all those who work so hard to make the Meigs County fair ~ossiblefll COURT STREET GRILL General Machine Work and Welding Heliarc-Spray Welding Supplies Complete Radiator Service Portable Welding Service Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. TWIN CITY MACHINE &WELDING 992-2174 500 EAST MAIN LOCAL TALENT - ''COuntry Blend," that four piece band playing country, new country, and old rock and roll, will be back at the Meigs County Fair this year. They will be appearing on the hill stage Tuesday at 6: 30 p.m. In the group which also does vocals are from the left, David Spencer, drums; Ivan Powell, bass and rhythm guitar; Howard Writesel, lead and rhythm guitar; and Dennis Wolle, rhythm bass and lead guitar. The band combines flftes and sidles rock and roll along with country favorites . . . .............. POMEROY, OHIO 992-9915 112 COURT STREET Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair! FAIR!! Signature SEND ENTRY BLANKS PLUS$2.00 ENTRY FEE TO THE MEIGS EXTENSION OFFICE, BOX 3Z, POMEROY, OHIO 45789. FEED & SUPPLY CO. Saluting The 1990 Meigs County Fair Leesa Murphey and Associates WE NOW OFFER IMPRINTED T-SHIRTS - CAPS - JACKOS .. . Public Relations & Advertising 992-2922 EXCEPTIONAL QUAUTY AT-REASONABLE PRICES ... BUV LOCALLY. Cattle Halters, Horst & Pony Halters, Whips, leads, Stock Canes, llankets, Fortu Tubs & luckets, Galvanized Tubs & Buckets, Shampoos, fly Sprays & Repellents, Brushes, (~Wry Combs, GrooMing Supplies, Yttlrinarian s..plies, Rabbit Chew & Supplies, Purina Chows and Animal H•lth Aids For All Farm Animals. ""Enjoy Your Ti,me At The Meigs County Fair" ENJ Y THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES. 992-6128 SO Riverview Drive Middleport, OhiCI MEIGS COUNTY Don't Miss -Itt . Meigs County's Only Full Line Authorized Purina Chow Dealer. AUGUST 14TH-18TH R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. ~ ( OFF : l1 - Lomot . . 1 Coupon Per Family . GoodWITH COUPON : Sunday. Augu st 12 1 KING SERVI!frJIR. HARDWARE The Store with "All linds of Stuff" for Pets, StabiH, large & Sntall Animals, lawns & Gardens 992-5020 4qs NORTH SECOND J_ _____ _:h~u_s!!~~:!.:~~~~1_!.~!_9_2 _____ J ~ • t' t I I I I f t 't 4 " ' • ' f I ' t I I 1 ~ ' ' • " I I t I ' t • • ' • ., 1 1 • • • • r, ~ _ · .1. : 1 f _f · 1 - 1 t ~ -~ • • ,. ~ ... . ',a \o. .. l. l .. • . . - ~ , I . t. ' ~ I I I .J \I I ' .. •.. l t l POMEROY, OHIO ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY •EXHIBITS •CONTESTS •RACES •SHOWS •RIDU •GAMES The 1990 Meigs County Fair!! To til ths mtng ht,d WOf.lnl p10p/s who hns mtds "' ltlt f IUCCBII orB' fhB ptlf gBfll, we ltlufe gou /01 t job well done// FAIR DAYS-AUGUST 14th-18th "Support Our Youth" "We Salute All Those Involved "' 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2164 I ,, ,,,,,, . . . 17 COLE STREET iiiiiii.-.o-.--------------------. Don't Miss R&G POMUOY, OHIO 992-3768 992-3748 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992-6669 253 North Second, .Middleport, OH. �~ I . . PAG. TWENTHOUIH... MEIGS COUNTY FAIR .DITION 1110 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ' It I ' ' COMPETING AT THE STATE FA IR - AmyMPtzger,left , and Lori Hayes , right , a re currently showing at the o.h~o State Fair. Amy Is riding in the t oniest class a nd Lor i IS riding pleasure class. 12 7TH ANNUA.l MEIGS ·COUNTY FAIR 5 Big Days - August 14-15-16-17-18 FAIR OA¥S Don't Miss The .. .TO All THOSE WHO WORK SO HARD AND VOLUNTEER SO MANY HOURS OF TIME, WE .. THANK YOlJ" fOR~AKING THE MEIGS COUNTY FAfR GREAT ... MEIGS COUNT¥ FAIR!! ' BLUE STREAK CAB CO. INC. & . BLUE STREAK DELIVERY SE~VICE 172 N. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohto 45760 (614) 992-6471 Gary E. SnouHer William E. SnouHer 614-992-7446 614-992-2413 I FOR PROBATE COURT JUDGE VOUR ~OTE ANO INFLUENCE APPRECIATED THANK YOU Paid for by the Candidate, D. Michael Mullen. 105 E. Second St., Pomeroy, OH . " . I27th Meigg Co. Fait [ -, : f ) Rutland Department Store Crow and Crow AnORNEYS AT LAW MAINTENANCE & REPAIR SPECIAL RAWLINGS-COATS $1886 992-6059 Fisher Funeral Home BRUCE FISHER • Owner I Operator ACROSS FROM IIINER'S THRIFT STORI 13111 Powell St., Middleport MIDDLEPORT 992-2036 992-2725 RUTLAND TIRE SALES & SERVICE Main St., Rutland, Ohio . '' i ' Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair! :g~:~i;Ts 1 I J f fl f f I r 1 I • ·, I I I , f t I t' I l Wll f I I f I I ! ' r r t'l W t I 1 I I ' f " .- 992 -3785 271 NORTH SECOND v- t I f t ' ' r 1 ·• • If' ~II' J • ' • 11 1 1 ' ' It ~ Best Reception MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ C1!fltl •• ••~ 11 ~ ._ 11 • t ··· ~~~··'fi • • 949-2800 1 ' , • • • •Mtlt • t \1 ' POMEROY I OHIO 992-2903 Summerfields Restaurant CHESTER, OHIO 985-3857 Pomeroy Home & Auto POMEROY I OHIO 992-2094 Jim Cobb Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Geo Inc. POMEROY OHIO 992-6614 · Tewksbary Barber Shop POMEROY, OHIO 300 WEST SECOND Pomeroy Flower Shop POMEROY, OHIO Racine Department Store 992-5766 •EXHIBITORS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO K&C Jewelers THE ADDED TOUCH '"'' •ENTERTAINMENT ' ' 1 f ~ \ I I f I f I I ' • I I POMEROY, OHIO Kay's Beauty Salon "'ss I t t . POMEROY, OHIO Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating 992-5141 992-7843 ~ol\''t SEE .Y~UR UNIROYAL DEALER TODAY RUTLAND, OHIO 742-2100 AuR. 14·15·16·17·18 (614) 742-3088 Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2259 Join The Fun SEE YOU THERE! .• \\You 'II Find Something Fot Emgone!" Cleland Realty ·::K-. MIDDLEPORT VCR CLINIC Clean, lube and Test "' The 127th Annual Meigt County Fait The gra ndstand a t traction on Sa turday a t 6 p.m . Is sur!' to provide plenty of la ughs as well as thrills as draft horses s how their capa bilities a nd drivers the ir control of the teams . The dra ft horse fun show will featurE' four categoriPs with $100 to be a wa rded In each c lass divided into fi vP piacPs . The classes a r e log pu II, wagon obs taclE' coursP, feed run, and thP iadiPs wagon obs tacle course. The fun show is open to a ll draft horses and the contes t will be staged by the F a ir Board with assis tance from thP Draft Horse Associa tion . D. MICHAEL MULLEN ~ Salutin~ Draft horse fun show ELECT ! RACINE, OHIO 992-6454 992-6455 POMEROY I OHIO State Farm Insurance MIKE SWIGER 992-66.85 . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I I I • �1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION ,. PAGE TWENTY.SIX - 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION Fair offers variety of entertainment Variety Is the sp iel' of any Pnter talnmcn t program and on lhP Hill Sta l l' at thP Meigs Co unt y Fair. lhPrP will b!' piPnty of th at. Everythi ng from coun lr\' music to clogging. from twi · rUng to tapping is includPd in thP lirwup for fair week . On Tuesday a talent show will lakr place at 5 p.m. and then at 9 p.m . thr Midnight Cl oggers undpr lhP dlrrction of Bruer Wolf!' wi ll warm up thr stage. WPdnesday's linPup includPs the 4-H Styli' show at 2 p.m . followed by th !' Lit tiP Miss and MistPr Co ntPs t at 4::111 p.m. Co untry Blend Ba nd will per· form at 6:30p.m. On Thursday thP only enter· talnm!'nt on the Hlll Stage will bf' lhP KygPr Vallpy ·Quart!'t. Travelln' On , a gospel gr oup, will perform at ;,; :111 p.m . foll owl'd by thr Shady RivN Shufflers dirPCIPd by Pau iPIIP Harrison at 6: :10 p.m . On Saturday. stud Pnts of Barbara' s Schoo l of Oancp will pPr form at 4 p.m . with Crossover Rand to fo llow at o::10 vm . Senior Dav Thursda y has bPrn dl'slg· na!Pd by th e Fa ir Roard as Senior Citizr ns Oay . That day all sen ior citlz!'ns will bP adm iltPd frPP to lhP fair grou nds. ThPy will . however, be rpqulred to show proof th at thry arP 6:, ypars of agP or over. Girl Scouts to exhibit 127th Meigs Co. Fair August 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 THE FABRIC SHOP largest Selection fo Fabric in the Area SINGER SAlES AND SERVICE McCall and Simplicity Patterns Butterick & Vogue by Special Order Phone 992-2284 II 0 Main Wt ·>~ l l,onlf'ro~ . 011. MARK 0. BROWN M.D. AND • OFFICE STAFF Salute the many hard working individuals who have worked so hard to make the 1990 Meigs County Fair Possible. f~\tl ~ AUGUST 14th-18th 992-6404 111 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY, OHIO Kiddie games..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. Fun act ivll ies for youngs l!'rs not yr l old Pnough to partlci· pall' in ·I H will be hPid WrdnPsda y night in th1• hill show ring fol low ing lhr rpgular Yo uth Night actviiliPs. T hrrP will bP rrla\' ra('(•s. a hunt for mon!'y in th ~ sawdus t. and a variPiv of ganws and contrsts . what ____ .pine-- does--to ~- =leetheven --- Ur 111 Q WI - -- . - vour lavorrte MPigs County Girl Scouts See You At The Fair L CYV\iff Strc.f.t 03ooks 93 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT 614-992 -6657 or 998-00KS Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair ''""~' six categori es for entries in the M eigs Co unty Fair, and llli'V arc expected to be well ,,·prrscn ted with ex hibit s in 1he 1u nior fair building. T ht> ra !Pgor l es are as !~>I lows: Thr World of Well Be ing, "hirh includes activities that focus on physica l and emotionJ I health, nutrition and ··wrc isr, interpersonal relalu~rts hip, the home, sa fety , 'mr k and leisure, and consuIIH'r awareness. ThP World of People, which includes activities that focu s on drvPioping awareness of the ,· :~rio u s cultures In society and around th P world . The World of Today and Tomorrow. which includes ac· liv iti es on discovering the how and why of things . exploring and ex per im enting with many tec hnologies th at touch daily life, l ooking to future evPnt s, roles and responsibilities. T hP World of the Art s, which Includes acti viti es focusing on Involvement In the whoiP rang!' of the arts, vis ual , performing, litPra r y, enj oying and pxpressing one's sp lf through variou s ar t forms. The World of Out -of· -Doors, which includps activi ties on enjoy ment and apprecl· atlon of nature, living and "We'll See You At Th e Fair" August 14-15-16-17-18 Stop By and Visit Us At our Booth MULLEN LAW OFFICES 'I!JJ?ericare -Pomeroy D. MICHAEL MULLEN WESTERN AUTO AnORNEY AT LAW BANK ONE BUILDING 992-6417 105 EAST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO ~ Ferrellgas t o W:e 11 t' • r>f!r trn ~I<JiitJI • < .n r,-., t , Aullr Q S,.-sh >nl r r q o rp~ IO\ lt' ' hr•r cren to nq Vtur l! •qlll ro,\ ' l lf ' t ·-l· r 1r J ' rf->fl rr ,, , 1 UPPER ROUTE 7 GALUPOUS, OHIO NEXT TO IIYEIFIONT HONDA ''Proud To Be A Supporter Of The Meigs County Fair.'' 992-SSlS 49 NORTH SECOND MIDLEPORT, OHIO 1990 Meigs County Fair Peoples Bank 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 1965 - Silver Anniversary - 1990 MEMBER FDIC SECOND "For ::;ales & Service Cull" STREET PHONE ANSWERED 24 HOURS MASON, WY. 992-5097 773-5514 I will be exhibiting with ribbons and premiums to be awarded in each class. The daisy troops also will have exhibit s on display . Gir ls sco uts may enter one ex hibit in Pach ca tegory. HOME OWNED AND OPERA TED BY DON AND EDNA WILSON *For Home - Farm Indu s try - Commercial *Level Payment Plan *Profess ional Ins tallation *A utomatic Delivery SrhefluiPs INTERSECTION RT. 7 & UNION AYE. POMEROY OHIO Fa ir, which pertains to the heritage of the girl scouting movement. T he idea for thIs ca tegory came from the Ohio State Fair. I Brownies , juni or scou ts, Cadettes and senior girl sco ut < "THE FAMILVSTORE" ,, , 446-4517 categories 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 (614) 992-6606 Atorne etoct rQr\rC\ nn 110 . ,, h• \ l hSIPn on o n AlprnP ( l'' cari ng for the nat ural environ· mPnt, und!'rs tanding and rP· specting the independence of all liv ing things. And the World of Girl Scout · ing, the seco nd year for thi s category at the Meigs Count y • · Nursm~ & Rehabilitation Center c assette ol Beethoven Or Brahms O r Bac h I he n • • In SIX PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 698 WEST MAIN POMEROY 2212 JACKSON AVE. 5th STREET POINT PLEASANT, NEW HAVEN, wv. 675-1121 wv. 992-2135 �·1 '· ,I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT- 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION DIRECTORS 1990 .. ................. Middleport, .. .......... .............. Chester, .. .. ... ... .. .. .......... .......... Minersville, . .. ........ ......... RFD, Pomeroy, . ............. RFO, Coolville, LAURIE REED . ... ... .. . ..... . .. ROBERT BAILEY ..... . JAYHILL ............ . . . . . . . . .. . ....... ......... . VIRGIL WINDON ..... . ......... . C W. HENDERSON .. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio · ~ · ' '\ . '·, l:· : · ~ Religious senrice opens fair Meigs Countv Agricultural Stu•it·tv Officers-1990 August ·14th thru 18th ~IJ 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE TWENTY-NINE MEIGS COUNTY WM . RADFORD .. ........ .......... ..: .... ........ ... .... .............. ... ..... ·... ................ ....... .. ........ ...... Pres ident BENNY SLAWTER .. .. . ·'"· ..... .............. .... .. .... . Vice-President BARBARA FRY ... . ......... ............................. Treasurer MARY GILMORE ....... ............ .. . ... ... .. ................... ...... Secretary ' ' '" Religious services at the grandstand will open the 127th Annual Meigs County Fair Monday evening at 7: 30p.m. 1 Co~~~~f~tste':ral ~:soc~ri;~ SEE VOU AT THE FAIR! · the services will Include speakers and S!,X'clal mus~~- Featured speaker t th servlce will be Dr ~~Ill e Offutt who has been 'active ~m many years with the Nation~~ Caodalltltohn AgAalnst Pornography n e merlcan Family Association · DIRECTORS 1991 JENNINGS BEEGL E ..... . BENNY LSAWTER .. DAN SMITH ......... ....... . ADOALOU LEWIS .. .. E DWARD HOLTER .. . .................. .... .R.O ., Racine, OHio .. ........... R .O., Middleport, Ohio .. .. ... ... .. .. ..... ..... ..... . . .................... .................... .. Racine, Ohio . .... Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio . .. .... ............... R .O ., Pomeroy, Ohio ATTORNEYS AT LAW DIRECTORS 1992 ...... ..... .......... .... ......... Pomeroy, Ohio WILLIAM RADFORD ENJOY THE FAIR Meigs County Fair Days! August 14th thru 18th O'BRIEN & O'BRIEN 992-2720 100 112 COURT ST. ROGER SPEN CEH Pomeroy, Ohio BARBARA FRY ... Pomeroy, Ohio TIM BEARHS ..... Pomeroy, Ohio JEFF FOLMER ... Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2381 POMEROY, OHIO COME TO THE SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF OUR COUNTY! EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS KEEBAUGH'S of CHESTER RESTAURANT 36361 St. Rt. 7, Chesler 9M-3832 Shrimp, Chicken & Fish Dinners - Over 20 Varieties of Sandwiches, Stacked Ham, Swiss Sub, 12 Inch Pizzas, Homemade Soups, Pies & other Foods. ICE CREAM - Self Serve, Hand Dipped, Sherbet, Frozen Yoprt OPEN 7 DAYs--DINE-IN OR CARRY-OUT JOHN RICE .. .... Reedsville, Ohio JOHN RIEBEL RFO, Pomeroy, Ohio TELEPHONE: MAIN OFFICE 992-2641 JR. OFFICE 992-2142 RACE OFFICE 992-6580 GATE MANAGER - PAUL REED KEEBAUGH'S SHAKE SHOPPE, INC. Int. St. Rt. 7 & 681, Tuppers Plains 667-6245 Over 20 Varieties of Sandwiches - Footlongs - Stacked Ham & Swiss Sub - Delicious Thick Flurry - Shrimp, Chicken & Fish Dinners - Homemade Pies and Soups Sherbet - Dairy Desserts - All Deliciously Different Frozen Yogurt OPEN YEAR AROUND Support Your Youth and the Meigs County Fair August 14th thru 18th MilWAY TAVERN IT. 7/143 POMEIOY OHIO I - ?~~ ~RUJSE BROTHERS' - Fealurlng a blend of 50s, 60s, 70s and today's to~ dance Visit Our Big Display of ••••• i.l'f' and Lou, the Cruise Brothers, will be jlerformlng at lhf' Meigs County :Falr Friday, K p.m ., at the grandstand . Thf' "Cruise Brothers" are a total light and musi c two-man DJ show with the lates t light system, colorful stage settJng and costumes. The Crui se Brothprs fpature AUGUST 14-lS-16-17-18 Ask John Ridenour to Demonstrate HOMELITE or try one out yourself. SALES - SERVICE - PARTS RIDENOUR SUPPLY MEIGS COUNTY AUGUST 14TH-18TH "Your Homelitt Dtaltr" Chester, Ohio DON'T MISS 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ALL THE FUN! SEE YOU THERE! j. MARCUS FULTZ - JOHN FULTZ Tho Ohio V•llff• Auto Worohouse IO . ' MEIGS TIRE CENTER 242 W. MAIN POMEROY 992-2101 .. •GAMES •EXHIBITS PLUS MUCH MORE •••• AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 URN PI HEATING AND COOLING 985-4222 CHESTER . I OHIO FUN DAYS ARE FAIR DAYS... DON'T MISS THE 1990 MEISS COUNTY FAIR/ We ste sf the Gtsn~e lls/1 •MUSIC •FOOD 195 Upper River Ro;~d Gallipolis a wide variety of music from · the 50s, 60s, 70s and today's favorite top-40 dance hits ... many with the compact disc sound qualit y. \ "Don't Miss It" 446-9800 WARNER <:ruise Brothers to perform at fair on Aug. 17 HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS 985-3308 "WHILE VISinNG llllllfiGS COUNn FAll STOP IY OR IOOYH" 111 s, e ndse Brothers will be performing at the Meigs County Fair on Friday at 8p m at the grand»tand. ' · ·' AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 FOR ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS ... SEE SWISHER-LOHSE FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE. •TOYS •COSMETICS •GIFTS •SUNDRIES 10% WE'IlE PROUD OF ALL THOSE WHO WORK SO HARD TO MAKE OUR COUNTY FAIR GREAT! Discount On PreseriptiOIIf For Those 60 & Over AFTER YOU ~ISIT THE FAIR STOP BY ANO SEE US! ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY LOCATED AT THE END OF THE POMEROY BRIDGE 992-2556 POMEROY, 01110 SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Chene• Riffle, R. Ph. Ronald H1nning. R. Ph . ' PRESCRIPTIONS PH. 992-2966 Friendly Service EAST . AIN ST POMEROY. OHIO �PAGE THIRTY-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION Ashl•nd. SUPPORT THE ·1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Tires, Batteries, Lube Jobs, Groceries, Movie Rentals CHESTER QUICK STOP St. Rt. 7 985-3350 Chester MEIGS COUNTY FAIR DAYS AUGUST 14-15-16-1 7-18 P1oud To Sslufe All The Hs1d-Wo1klng People Who Mske Ou1 County Fsl1 C~esf/ WOOLY FRIENDS- There'll be plenty of sheep at the Mel~ County Fair this year and «et them «roomed Is an Important pari of getting ready for the exhibit. Here 8everal 4-H'ers look on as John Rice, Melp County Extension agent, demonstrate how It's donP. 992-3328 S&WCD will sponsor hay show at fair The Meigs Soli and Water Co nservation District and the Meigs County Fair Board will be sponsoring a hay show at the Meigs County Fair next week . Categories for the hay show will be 75 percent or more alfalfa, all grasses and 49 percent or less legumes. Rules for the show state that exhibitors must bring one whole bale of hay to the fair and that hay will be taken from the • middle of the bale for judging. There must be at least 10 exhibits to make a show . Premiums will be $20 for first place, $15 for second place and $10 for third place In each category. All exhibits must be In place by noon on Monday, August 13. The hay will be auctioned on Monday of the fair following judging and all hay must be used at the fair and cannot be RN MOTORS taken home. 1551 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Bring Your Family Out To The Meigs County Fair I 27th MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PROUD TO SALUTE THE YOUTH AND THE DEDICATED FAIR WORKERS OF MEIGS OUNTY • Point-Mason Auto Glass MASON, WV. 304-773-5710 . . 304-773-5118 WE SALUTE ALL THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED SO HARD THROUGHOUT THE PAST MONTHS TO MAKE THE 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR POSSIBLE!! August 14 thru August 18 We Support The Youth Of Meigs County .. ' VAUGHAN'S CARDINAL 992-3471 MIDDLEPORT I OHIO · "We FJil Prop•••· �COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE THIRTY-THREE Two flower shows fair feature It' s less than a week awaythat time of year when Meigs Co untians can show what they grow, and fairgo('rs ca n enjoy it all. Two fl ower shows will be featured at thP 27 th an nu a l MPigs Count y F'air, the first to tak!' place on Tuesday and th f' seco nd on Thursday . Theme is "Wedding Anniversary Artis · try " with Pauline Atkins and Janet Bolin sharing th P chairmanship. Numerous classes including specimens, artistic arrange· ments, potted plants, and edu · cational are Included In th e two shows. At each of the shows several special awards will be given following the oral judging by an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. All entries must be In place by noon on each of the show days with the judging to begin at 1 p.m. FLOWER SHOWS - Pauline Atkins, pictured here with the nature art and Industry rosette whlcll she won at last year's fair, and Janet Bolin are co-chalnnen of the two flower shows to be staged at the Melp County Fair next week. The shows are the cooperative effort of the Fair Board and the Meigs County Assoclatloa of Garden Clubs. See Vou At The Fair! FROM THE STAFF OF H.D. Brown, D.D.S. Inc. 992-2878 Tht> 1990 Junior and Senior Fair Schedule well -grown horti cu lture exhibit arP lost in thr car(' given twtw('r n th e garden and the show ta biP, accord ing to Mrs. Bolin . The co lor, sizr and th(' vigor of fl owprs as writ as tlw foli age and stem. an• a ll fa ctors takf'n Into co nsich•ration by th(' judgP. /\s for cui flowf'rs thf' co lors should bP clear and vivid and th(' plant should be crisp, fresh. proprr ly conditioned, not with· ered, lirr1p or wilting. The stems should be straight, strong and In good proportion to the slzP of the flower and foliage which should be of good co lor with the size of the leaves being In good proportion to the flowers . Rest of show, reserve best of show, horticulture sweeps take and nature art and Industry awards will be givf'n in til (' senior division with junior special awards to includ e a best of s how , reserve best of show. and horti cultur(' sweepstakPs . Ribbo ns and prrmiums will bf' awardPd in all classes of both shows with thP excrp tion of the non-competitive !'dura· tiona I classes. As gardeners vie for that blue ribbon, Mrs. Atkins and Mrs . Bolin have some suggestions to sharpen the competitive edge although they are both quick to polht out that "everybody can't be a winner." The awards for many a Monday, August I:~ 7 1111 P M.- Weigh-in Steers, Lambs, Swinr ' 7 \II P.M.-Opening Night Service-Meigs Co. Ministerial Assn . Tut>sday, August 14 'IIIII A.M.-Admission will be c harged a t gatrs !I IIII A.M.-Draft Horse Show •1 :HI /\ .M.-4-H Horse Show J· llll P .M.- Flower Show Judg i,Jg 1 00 PM -J udging 4-H Rabbit s; 2110 P .M.-J udging Sr. Div. Poultry .\ IHI P M.- Judging 4-H Poultr y 1: 1111 P .M.- Kiddie Tractor Pull -Show Ring ~~ tilt I' . M.- Talent Show - Hill Stage ' 7 110 I' .M.- Demolitlon DPrby K 1111 P .M.- Junior Fair SwinE' Showmanship a nd .Judg in g 'I IIIII' M.- Midnight Cloggers- Hill Stagr Wt•dnt>sday, Augusl IS I'>A. M.-Junior Fair Beef Showmanship a nd .Judging · Followed by Open Class .Judging 12 IH I Noon - 4-H Flower Show Judging (Jr. Fair Bldg . ) 2 110 P .M.-Horse Harness Racing 2 110 P M.-4-H Style Show-Hill Stage 1.1111 P .M.-Kiddie Tractor Pull- Show Ring -1 :10 P .M.-Li ttle Miss & Mister Co nt est- Hill Stagr ' 'dll P M -J unior Fair Parade ii::\0 P .M.-Country Blend Band - Hill Stagr 7 00 P M.-Youth Awards Night - Show Ring 1 oo P .M.-Open Horse Show 7 00 P.M.-Antique Tractor Pull-Tractor Pull Arra ' K :10 P M.-Mike Snider -Grand sta nd K :l!l P M.- Kiddle Games- Show Ring 'I IT'S FAIR TIME 1990 Meigs MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ... County Fair ---- ------------- "COME JOIN ALL THE FUN " Join the fun at the fair BOB lONES Come MPrl Your FriPnd.• GENERAL SALES 992-7161 Ebers Gulf 949-9200 NOITH SECOND AYE. RACINE. OHIO Meigs County Fair MIDDLEPORT, OHIO August 14-15-16-17-18 992-2387 200 WEST MAIN Support The Fair and Our Youth. POMEROY OHIO I AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 O'DELL Buttons & Bows Enjoy The Fun! LUMBER CO. 992-5177 Pomeroy, Ohio 220 East Main SEE HAROWAR[ SIORES' YOU DON'T THERE! MISS THE MEIGS COUNTY Lumber & Building Materials •Point •Paneling •Storm Windows •DIIivery 992-5500 FAIR "When You RACINE 949-2210 SYRACUSE 992-6333 Need lt.... We hove It!" Dairy Queen 992-3322 634 EAST MAIN SREET • POMEROY \ ,. ~ ) 1 I It I II. ~ l .l II J II f llllta.t I II I I J:.rn......--- f J. t I l l ' '1 '\"f 'te• tt I I I , .....tr;. w•••••....-.11•~~,., ~,__. • .... 1~ ...... & " f, ~ · "'I • '"' 1"' • • • • • , •·t ' ., j 1:00 P.M.-Pet Show- Show Ring 2:00 P.M.-HorsE' Harness Racing 4:00 P.M.-Kiddie Tractor Pull :do P.M.-Group Therapy Band-Hill StagE' 6:00 P.M.-Open Class Sheep .:Judging followed by Junior Fair Sheep 7:00 P.M.-Kyger Valley Quartet- Hill Stage 7:00 P.M.-4-H Fun Show 8:00 P.M.-Horse Pull-Center Field '8: 30 P.M .-Phil Dirt and The Dozers- Gra ndstand Friday, August 17 9:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Dairy Show · 10:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Goat Show 11:00 A.M.-Showmen of Showmen Cont est in Show Arena 2:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing 4:00 P.M.-Kiddie Tractor Pull -Show Ring ~:} 0 P.M.-Travelln' On Gos pe l Trio- Hill Stag 6: .!0 P .M.-Shady River Shufflers- Hill Stage 6: 45 P.M.-Dairy Sweepstakes Presentation and Junior Fair Marke t Hog, Steer, Lamb and Rabbit Sale 7:30 P.M.-Truck Pull- Center Field •8: 00 P.M.- ThE' Cruise Brothers -Gra ndstand Sa\urday, August 18 1:00 P .M.-Pretty Baby Contest- Show Ring on Hill •1: 00 P.M.-Garden Tractor Pull 2:00 P.M.-Peggy Gillespie Sty! !ties Twirling- Hill Stage 4:00 P.M.-Barbara's School of Dance- Hill Stage 2:00 P.M.-Quarter Horse Races 4:00 P.M .-Kiddie Tractor Pull 5: 30-Crossover Band, Hill Stage 7:00 P.M.-Tractor Pull- Center Field •6:00 P.M.-Draft Horse Fun Show- Grandstand • -Grandstand Attractions AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 •Demo Derby •Contest •Food •Demo Derby •Entertainment Thursday, August 16 SENIOR CITIZENS DAY - Free Gate For Senior CitizenM . , , ttl • • I • • • . - I I I I I t . ....... . . . . I f t .... • • ' ~ 7oo North Setond: Middleport. OH. EWING FUNERAL HOME ''Dignity and Service Always'' 992-2121 Established 1913 106 Mulberry Ave. -....- .................... , ... ,............................ --· · ... Pomeroy ................. """""""' ......................................... . See You AI The I 27th Meigt Countg Fsi1 Augulf 14th • 18th �' ,. ;. ' . ' (!' . . J J. ' FAIR EDITION-PAGE THIRTY-FIVE PAGE THIRTY-FOUR-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION \. State fair has variety of sports entertainment From th!' sound of rpv\"ing Png inPs in th!' a nnu a l tru!'k and tractor pulls to th!' qui!'t int Pn · s it y of th!' a ma tPur boxing tournam!'nt, sports fan s fr om di w rs!' arPnas wi II lJ!' WI' II PntPrlainPd a t thi s war's Ohio Sta t!' Fair which runs through August 1~ . Eac h ypar, hor sPs hm• ••nthu · sia s ts throw for lh!' high1 •s t ringPr pl'tT!'n tagl' in thl' Ohio Stair Fair CoVPrnor's Op<•n Horsl's hoP TournamPnt. ThP co ntPst will bP hl'ld da il v thr ough August 1 ~. with lh <• cha mpionship round s b!'ing Au· gus t 1 H · l~ . Th!' purS!' for Ill!' cha mpionship di vis ion will lJ!' I'V!'nts wil l tak<• pia{'{' ~t th1· Nissa n Stadi um . SumP of th!' hPsl ami.IIPur bo xPrs in th P ni.l lion wil l h<· figh tin g for lh!' top bil ling a t th r Ohio Sta ll' Fair Na tiona l Ama IPur lnvilalional Boxing Tournam l'n t. l·' inal rounds will h1 •g in at :l p.m .. August 12. J; ..,.: .... .~. Showmanship ' .Jud gin g for rabbit s howmanship wi ll bP held at I p.m. on Tu!'sday at lh!' Meigs Count y Fair ThP ca l!'gorles for rabbit showma ns hip arr old pro showman. thosP who have ex hlbltPd for threE' or more yrars; yPar ling s howm ans hip, thoS!' Px hibltin g for thP Sl'co nd tim!'; novic!' showma n, 12 a nd und!'r px hibitin g for lhl' fi rst tim!', <J nd novicP s how man, U and over !'X hibitin g for the fir st limP. Rabbit s wil l b!' judged in thri'P ca t!'goriPS, dol' or buck, doe a nd lill r r or two does, and two dol's and one buc k of th e sa m!' brr!'d . Thrr!' h a lso a hrePd show whrrr a b!'s l of s how will b!' Sl' lected . Thr ra bblt sa l<' wii I br held as a part of thr .Junior Fa ir liv!' s tock sa il' on Friday PV<'n in g. AUGUST 14-1 5-16-1 7• 18 11 .11 1." ,. 1\ta•lforrl a nd Hu gh ( u -.. h ·r rPiiring aftf'r a Inial of nt·ctrl~· 60 ,tn • l! illlliiiH 'd _ \· "" ' ''" II' JS offk<•rs, dirpctors .11ul "''P" ' tn11•nt hPads. Thl'ir ··ntln''"" n' .111rl knowl!-'dgP of 1.111 .wth· iti• •s, ground5 , nt'Pds ·""' l'" t• ·nt i.tl has bPPn crucial 1" 1111 grow th and Improve me nt Lti r . 1\ .dl\ ,1nd I! ug h hav!' a lw ays ~BRAVELY & CAR WASH PH. 992-2975 204 Condor St. v;ht' I' P\' t ' l' n!'!'dPd Farh ha ' ll'ft a pari of him sl'if in lh< · h•·arh ot lai r board nll'ml>••rs J nd fa ir·l'"" ', a llk1 •. W1 • 1'.\ lt ·nd th1 · high''' ' prai>~· to lht '>~' two lin• · dl'dicall'd m1·n . ol!t •t .1 hl'.lttfl'il !hanks tor lht· un,l' ll ish givin g of tlw ir time a nd talents, a nd wish thPm lhP happiPst of futurrs . Wally and Hu gh - \\'(' ' in cl'tl' l\' Pomeroy, Ott. SEE YOU THERE 255 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT 992-3345 or 992-3394 "Complete Exhaust Systems" Monroe Shocks Installed SEE YOU AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair ... AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 985-3949 5 Miles From Pomeroy, Ohio On Rt. 7, North ' : •EXHIBITS•CONTESTS•RACES•SHOWS RIDES•GAMES SHOE PLACE ... ... --··· Sale-Service-Testing FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT ~ '' Support The 1990 Meigs County Fair! SNOUFFER htritagt house 'iN MlDOtEPORT' ' Irvin's Glass Inc Complete Auto Glass Mobile Service Re~idential GALLIPOLIS, OH. 614-446-4423 & Commercial PT. PLEASANT, WY 304-675 -5406 .\ ' flU~ QUALITY PRINT SHOP RODNEY KELLER OWNER Come Out and Support the Meigs Co'unty Fair! M;l r \" Cilnltln '. St'(Tt'tar~· 14-15-16-17-18 MANNING ROUSH - OWNER 992-5552 820 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO to ll•nd ILIIHI and MEIGS CO. FAIR AUGUST GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE FOOD SHOP ltl'lping wh(•nt·\ ·t·r TilE MIDWAY SCENEWhat's a lair without a ferris wheel and a merry-go-round and aU those other lively rides. The schedule of rides this year Is Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from I to 4: 30 and 6 to 11 p.m.; Saturday from noon to 5 and6to II, and Wedn~day, 12 noon to 4:30 and 6 to 11 p.m. Wednesday is Kiddie Day with admission being reduced to 53 from ft a.m. to 2 p.m. 1990 Your h~t huy ror tht' lon11 run. == lw ei a ~'~'""" 'mi lr. quick wit .tnd miss n l 1ht ' LINE OF . The fun! " H I It' I I''' ""·"nwn rl """'' It ihuh • to wht\ ha\ ·p "\PJ'Vt'd STOP IN! AND SEE OUR COMPLETE All ,d t llt ''-1' 1\\ o KELLERS CUSTOM BENDING VVALKER Bradford, Custer are retiring I Don't Miss ~tJ'h ('ush•r " '"' , " "t ill' 1\oarrl of DirPctors ,1 ti t•· 1\k ig, ('nunl\' Agrif'Uilu MEIGS COUNTY FAIR '~ ' ''•'\ 't $4,:!00. RAUB IT CLINIC- Kellie Ervin and Jenny Varney held a rabbit clinic at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds recently in preparation lor the Meigs County Fuir. lien >, Kelli e Ervin teaches a youngster how to turn u ruhhit upside-down so that it "un lw examined. ·' All sports I'Vrn ts will inc lud<' both loca ll.r and nationi.! lly rPrognizPd ath l<' l!'s . MEIGS COUNTY Com pl' titors from across lh <• nat ion will b!' pulling for top honors in th!' Whit !' Cas tl l' Crand Na ti on<JI Truck <J nd Tra c tor Pull prPs!'ntpd hy K<·n· dall Oil. Pull -offs an• sr hPd ui Pd dail v a t 1 p.m . August J:\ -17. Th1 · pursP tota ls $~0 . 1Hlll . Both . Midd lep<it't PHONE 992-7075 GAIY SNOUFFER 992-7446 172 NORTH SECOND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ... . .' .. - The 12 7th Meigs County Fair August 14-15-16-17-18, 1990 �1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN PAGE TBIRTY·SIX-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION OFF TO 11IE FAIR - It might have been the way to travel to the lair fllty years ago, but few would choose that mode of transporiatlon today. Howevw, the Bwb Ervin famIly of Racine loaded some hay In their wagon, hitched up the hol'!lE8, and headed out with a sign on the back"Mei~ County ·Fair, Hwe We Come!" Excluding sulky races, Six horse eyents are scheduled at Meigs County Fair Horses are important to coun ty fairs all over the nat ion. Thr Meigs County Fair is no rxceptlon. Therr are currently six horse cvr nt s, not co unting sulky r aces, scheduled for lhP fair. Thr events are: lhP 4-H HorSP Fun Show, Thursday, August 16. 7 p. m.; the Horse Pulling l'on tes t. Thursday , August 16 , R p.m .; the Draft Horsr Exh ibit . Tursday, Augu st 14 , 10 a m. ; lhP Draft Horse Co ntes t. Saturday. August1 8. R p.m.; and thP Quarter Horse RacPs, Sa tur· day . August 18, 4 p.m. T he 4-H HorsP Fun Show is OIJ('n to ail youths in lhP co unty and co nsis ts of 11 diffprent ca fpgorips for horses and or ponies. The ca tPgo rl es arP: drunkard's para di se, for horsps or ponies; egg and spoon raeP. horsr or pony ; cata log rae!>, horsPs only; ca talog racP. poniPs only; potat o raCI'. horq•s only; potato racP. ponil's only; boot rare. horsPs onl.v; boot racP, poniPs only; ba r rP I race, horses only ; and barrPI ran', pon iPs on ly. ThP va luP of draft anim als depe nds on lhPir abllll y to pull and thr ra pa c ity to Pndu rP sustai nPd effort s. ThP horsl' pul ling co n! PS I puts draft hot >PS 10 the IPS I . Accord ing to the co nt es t ruiPs. the obj ec t of this tes t is to determinE' the sustained m ax imum pulling ca pacity of eac h pair tof draft horsPs 1. ThesP tPsts will also afford va luabiP sc ientific data on thP rPiatlonship bPtwePn form and funct ion In dra ft anim als and shou ld stimulat e gPnPra l lntpr es t In lhP brpcdi ng and use of good draft horsps and mules. WPigh in time for thP co nt es t is 2 p.m. Augus !16. Therp Is a$:, entry f('{' pN tea m and a mrmtx>rship ticket Is not rrq uirrd . This con tes t Is "open to the world ." Horsrs and mules, regardless of where owned. are eligible to enter this contes t. Contes t co nditions: a stonP boat loadPd with cement block s will be used and owners mu st furnish their own fePd . Further ruiPs of Buckeye Horse Pullers, Inc., are used. There are two wpight classes: m iddleweughl tea ms, 3200 pound s and und t>r ; and hravy · w!' ight IPa ms, :!201 pounds and over. Prizes are $150, $12o, $115, $95, $80, $65, $50 and $40. The draft horse co ntPs l , to held Saturday, August 18. R p.m . at the grandstand co nsists of four different evl' nts: lhP log pull, lhl' wagon obstaciP co ursl', lhP fe!'d run and lhP lad ies wagon obs tac lr ro ursr. ThP co n! PS I is open to all draft horses. Horses may be brought In on Saturday and may leave following comple- lion of contps t. Prize money will be $100 per contest dividPd Into fivP places . Meigs County Fair SEE 10U THERE AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE Aug. 14th thru 18th ON THE "T" IN MIDDlEPORT LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET MEET US AT THE FAIR \tiii~: VEMENT FREE TUBERCULOSIS SKIN TEST MEIGS CO TUBERCULOSIS AND HEALTH OFFICE POMEROY MULBERRY HGTS. 992-3722 AUGUST 14th-18th s~~ You At Th~ 1990 Meigs County Fair! ASHLAND BRANDED MARKETING INC. AGENT- BOB MYERS VALVOUN£ MOTOR OILS • GREASE . ANTI FREEZE DIESEL ENGINE OILS · HYDRAULIC OILS . FARM AND INDUSTRIAL FUELS ....-. Ashland ~ST. RT. 124 FREE ESTIMATES MORRIS ... EQUIPMENT FEED & MILLING HEADQUARTERS See You AUTHORIZED SEARS MERCHANT - .... ·--~ At The ·-·· ... -· "" . . . , _ _ f ...... .-.~ ....... ~e•-· POMEROY, OHIO Meigs County Fair Support Our Meigs County 742-2455 IUTLAND, OHIO Youth At The We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities ,. STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 211-213 East Second St. P.O. Box 686, Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Frank W. Porter, Jr. - Douglas W. little Jennifer l. Sheets - John I. ltntes (614) 992-2151 - (614) 992-6687 992-6173 Hobson Road Middleport, Ohio Support Our Youth At The Meigs County Fair! WHILE AT THE MEIGS FAIR STOP BY AND SEE US AT OUR DISPLAY BOOTH. AnORNEYS AT LAW RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL CONGOLEUM, SALEM, GALAXY and HORIZON CARPETS ENJOY THE FAIR! SEE YOU THERE! 788 NORTH SECOND MIDDLEPORT OWNED AND OPERATED BY BILL HAPTONSTALL 992-5111 MILL DIRECT 44 Support The 1989 Meigs County Fair" AWARDS - lln•nt Rost• was the reclpit•nl of ont• of the oul~tandlng adri t•\·o•rnrnt trophies prest•ntt•tl at la~t year's Meigs (ounly Fair. Youth Awards \i l(lit will hi' held this year In fli t· ' how ring at 7 p.m on II t·dnt•sday . Outstanding ·' ""'"work will he recognized "if II llrt• prPsentatlon of nu"" '""" trophies. Lt>ader s and aoh i"''' of youth organization' will also he rPcognlzed. The 127th Meigs County Fair Don't Forget To Attend The 1990 Meigs County Fair August 14-15-16-17-18 Porter, Little, Sheets and Lentes Fair FAIR FE\IER-CATCH IT! Vote For A Change MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 14· 1 5-16· 17·1 8 Janet Howard "WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR " 298 SECOND STREET POMEROY I OHIO j For Meigs County Commissioner Paid for by the candidate . AUGUST 14· 15· 16· 17-18 Seed'! · Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit • Fertilizer · Lime Cement and Mortar · Stock Salt · Water Softener · Remedies Salt · Litters · Vaccine · Roofing Paints • Red Brand Fencing · Baler and Binder Twine · Sprays · Gates · Hays · Straws SUGARPH. RUN MILLS 992-211 5 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio �· ~'r PAGE THIRTY·EIGHT-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION job; Sarah Frydman. cloth es for middle school; Anita Ca laway, spectator sports; Billi Bentley, topping your outfit; Kelly Grueser, joyful jumper; Heather Well, loungewear or active sports; Anna Wolf, loungewear; Debbie Brooks, dr ess up daywea r; Elizabeth Dow nie, dress-up daywear, and Jamie Drake, adventures in clothing. . MEIGS COUNTY FAIR DAYS ARE HERE ... Fun • Thrills • Attractions DON'T MISS IT! THE BEACON Rt. 33 & 7 Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2252 Support the Youth of Meigs County! ' ~c- 4 ~~~-.___. ,, ·.:~: OJ\ . , - - -?( MORITZ - BISON - 4 STAR STOCK and UTILITY TRAILERS SPECTATOR SPORTS The total sports look was modeled by Anita Calaway, who was selected (l'lUid cham· pion In the spedator sports caterory at tbe aunual 4-H style show. Anita will be taklnr this attractive outfit Into Ohio State Fair competition. . · · · . ·, · · ' · · , · ' ., r· 1 n~ 1 ~ · ' · 1 ·. ~ r ;' ! t! 1· ~ , t 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION-PAGE THIRTY-NINE · Ten from Meigs to take part in State Fair events Ten Meigs County 4-H Club members will travel to Co lum• bus next week to par ti cipat e In clothing competition at the Ohio State Fair. All grand or reserve cham pions In clothing project s, they wer e selected and announced at the annual4-H style show. They are Sherr! Wolf, sewing for others; Tara Clark, clothes for high school and beyond; Susan Wolf, dressing for the ~ MEIGS COUNTY FAIR DAYS AUGUST 14th-18th •PARTS and SERVICE• Stop In and See Us Today! MONTGOMERY TRAILER SALES 27320 Montgomery load Langsville, Ohio 12 Milts East of Wilktswillt) 1-614-669-6065 or 1-614-669-4245 EVENINGS 446-0842 You'll Lik<' Our Quality Way of Doin~~: Ru•in"""· S ITS GOTTABEA DODGE. Vi..-tnam Veterans M..-morial will he un display at '()() Ohio State fair STROLLING TO VICTORY -This young lady captured a prize at the pet shqw at last year's fair with her costumed puppy In a buggy. The 1990 Meigs County Fair pet show will be held at 1 p.m . on Thurs· day In the show ring. Entries are due on Wednesday and the fee Is SUO. ~ Ti lt' Mm·ing Wail." ViPI 11. 1111 \ "t•lnans Mf'mor ial will b<> dl' i>I. I_ IWI on lhf' grou nd s of the till ill ll h lorica i CPnlf'r. loraiN! .11 I I I and 17t h AvPnue across · !111 11 1 lhr Ohio Stair F'air1:1 <~ IIIHh throu gh August 19. l"llt· 11.111 sca lr rrp li ca of lhP \ ll'lll"ll1 V!'lerans Mrmoriai I" 'IIJJ<I IH 'nll.v displayrd in W<J , 1111\g lon. D .C .. will b(' on lh£• 11111 111 ' id< • of I h('( )h io Hi storic ai 1t•ll ll"l ill'l\l"<'f'n lhf' C"(' nlr r and 1111" ll'l"tJllSt rurl('d ]tlth C"t•n lur ~· 11111 11 . Ohio Viil ag(' . Tilt • ;tluminum strul"lu re. " lilt 11 ' lands six fPPI high and I' .1-,11 f<'<' l long. I isis oR. l 7J IIH IJ\"I duals kiil('d or missing In .11 111111 in Vif'tnam si ncr 1909. II I' ll II il"a l intf'rpr<>l at ions for 1111" \\,til will b(' providrd by '"' .II \"l'lrran's groups. \·J,i lors ra n v1rw lh<' m('mor1. 11 !I ht~urs a day throughout 1111" 111<lav rx hibiti on. ThrrP " II I ilr a closing crr('mo ny a I 1111· nH·moria l · at 7 p.m. on \t t l~ uq lO. FAIR DAYS AUGUST 14 THRU 18 ENJOY THE 127TH THE MEIGS CO. FAIR FAIR! SEE YOU THERE!! CARS TRUCKS llr!PORTS \dm ission to " Th!' Moving Norris Northup Dodge Inc. 300 THIRD AVE. GALLIPOUS, OHIO STOP BY AND SEE OUR SATELLITE DISPLAY AT OUR BOOTH IN THE GRANGE BUilDING STOP IN AND SIGN UP FOR DOOR PRIZE. MUST BE 21. 1\ .til .. will !)(' frPf', although Your Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Truck Dealer AUGUST 14-15-16-17-18 RIDENOUR'S l lil "lt' will be a $2 P<'l" car 11.11 ki ng fCf' during operating IJIIIII '· li p.m. to 11 p.m. on .\ugu' l "2 . and 9 a.m . to 11 p.m . \ug u't I 19, for th f' Ohio Stat(' 1_.. II I LAUREL CUFF ROAD TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE 985 -3307 CHESTER, OH. LARRY and LINDA MONTGOMERY MEIGS -VETERINARY CLINIC MEIGS "Sea You At The Fair" COUNTY W. DAVID KRAWSCZYN, D.V.M. 'ERIK J. AANESTAD, D.V.M. FAIR! MEIGS COUNTY FAIR August 14th thru 18th AUGUST 14-15-16-1 7-18 Shammy's 992-6798 992-5786 "PI•g Ohio loff,g 7-33 II "Pisg Ohio lott,g'' "Super Lotto" - Wednesday "Super Lotto" - Saturday "The Number" - "Pick #4" . .. . '.,. '. .. .. . . 992-6653 247 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio AUGUST 14th· 18th You Can't Save More Than ALot Anvwhere But••• Largest Selertion of Meigs County Fair Days Broyhill and La-Z-Boy Furniture August 14th' thru 18th SAVE·A·LOT Complete Line Of SateUite Dishes and Equipment Systems Updating Videocripher Descrambler Complete Repair and Installation SHOP OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES, THEN SPEND YOUR SAVINGS AT THE FAIR! In The Area Frigidaire and Maytag Appliances Bottled Gas Serv ict> for Cooking & Ht>aling "BEST PRICES IN THE AREA" PINK AND I!BETI'Y - For ber loungewear project, Anna Wolf took the grand champion at the aunual 4-H style show. The ll-year-o¥ lila tblrd year member of tJie Elrht is Enough Club. HOURS BY APPOINTMENT MEIGS COUNTY FAIR RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. "Home of the Grate Boyc" RUTLAND, OHIO 742-2211 'I ' • LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES 992-6173 ~HO_BS~O~N~R~OA~D~------~M~ID~D~LE~PO_R~T,~O_H!~ 675-1155 RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT �50 cen t s Sunday -· D-1 Mason livestock results... l27th Meigs fair begins Monday night Inside James Sands: Viii~ of Vinton founded around 1835 - First church B-7 Beat of the Bend: Page B-1 With addition of 9 numbers, chances of Along the River ......... B1·8 Sales ... ...................... D1·8 Comics· .................. .Insert Classllleds ............. .... D2-7 Deaths .. ................ ....... A3 Editorial ................. ..... i\2 Sports .... ................... Cl·5 Partly cloudy. Chance of High In mid Chance of rain 30 percent. • PAGE FORTY-1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR EDITION 1/ol. 25 No. 28 Copyrighted , 990 11 Sections, 82 Paget A Muhimedie Inc. NeWIPIPtf Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant. August 12, 1990 Riggs enters no contest plea By BRIAN J. REED Tlme&-Sendnel Staff POMEROY - Before a cour· troom full of onlookers, Jason Riggs changed his not guilty plea to a plea of no contest on Friday afternoon to c barges brought about In connection with the June death of a Canal Winchester Over 40 Years Of Dependable Service man. W'alft Relia!ilt'tf • Heating and Water Heating •Lift Truck Gas Delivery •Grain Drying and Cooking •Construction Heating 11/frlcfel"viee? • For Home, Farm, Business and Industry RIGGS CHANGES PLEA- Jason Riggs, left, sits at the counsel table wllh his atlorney, Herman Carson. Riggs, who faces charges stemmtn1 from the death of VIctor Will In June, changed his not guilty plea to a plea of no contest In Meigs County Common Pleas Court on Friday afternoon. (Times-Sentinel Photo by Brian J. Reed) Riggs, 18, was Indicted by the Meigs County Grand Jury In June on charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and tamper· lng with evidence, both third degree felonies, and gross abuse of a corpse, a felony of the fourth degree. The victim was VIctor Will of Canal Winchester, who was killed on June 2 when he was struck by a pickup on State Route 248. His body was found the next day over an embankment on West Shade Road . Will was struck after leaving the Chester Elementary School where he had been attending his high school class reunion . The truck was also found burned the next day on an Athens County road . Riggs appeared before Meigs County Common Pleas Judge That truck was described by Fred W. Crow. III. and wa s bystanders who witnessed th.e represented In court by Athens Incident and was found burned attorney Herma n Carson. and abandoned In Athens County Meigs County Prosecuting At · the day after the accident. torney Steven L. Story and According to Ja gers. paint Assistant Proyecutor Linda R. c hips from the burned truck Warner represented the State of matched those found on Will' s Ohio. clothing. After Crow read to Riggs the Jager> said In court that c harges against him and the' Harri s, who was also charged In possible penalties thereto, Riggs Meigs County Court In co nnec· withdrew his plea of not guilty tlon with th e Inci dent, provided and entered a plea of no contest. the patrol and the she riff' s Testimony was heard on behalf department wllh Information of the stale from Trooper Steve leading to 1he recovery of both Jagers, who was the lnvestlgat · Will's body and th e truck . lng officer of th e accident lor the Jagers also stated tha t th e Ohio State Highway Patrol In truck was probably burned after Gallipolis. Riggs and Harris returned home Ja ger s rei}Orted on the stand In Harris' car; Jagers explained that the truck that Riggs and a that Harris was not believed to passenger, Douglas Harris, wer e have been Involved In the burn· seen driving had been reported lng of the ve hicle. stolen from a used car lot owned Members of Will's family, and operated by Riggs' famUy . Including his brother and daugh· ter, were In the cour t gallery during the plea hearing . In accordance with the law. they were afforded an opportunity to (See Rl GGS, page A3) Bulletin An elderly female was taken to Holzer Medical C.,nter with Sl'vere trauma and a second person with head InJuries was taken to a Huntington hospital by HealthNet helicopter loUowlng a 5: II p.m . slngll'-car accident on State Route 7 Saturday . The car roUed over one mile south of Clipper Mill on SR 7, according to emergency service reports. Names were not avatla-' ble from Holzer Medical C.,nter at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, and no other details ol the accident were released. Meigs County Fair opening as exhibitors move in, stock up By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - The midway rides are going up. the exhibitors are moving In , the focxl stands are stocking up, and the workers In the Fair board office concede that the time of "happy confu · slon" has arrived as final prepa rations are being mad e for the opening of the !27th An~ual Meigs County Fair. Following a tradition of many years, religious services will officially open the fair at 7:30 p.m. Monday night at the RD I I I.I I ' D FUR I ORE AID BO EG s I I grandstand. This year the Meigs County Ministerial Association has been joined by the Middleport Mlnlstl'rlal Association In sponsoring the service which will feature Dr. William Offutt d iscussing the e ffect s of pornography upon the co mmunity and society and suggesting ways of combating the problem. There will a lso be special music by the talented Laura Hawthorne Gu thrie and the gospel du et of Jan and Kathy . An offering will be tak en with that (614) 742-2511 . "Famil~ Owned" money to go Into the Meigs Ministerial Association and used for outreach work . As for the rest of the week, there's no stopping In the fun things to do and see. to ta s te, to experience. and to en joy . It's the co unty's oncl'-a-year week for choosing the best from all th e rest In a wide range of both junior and senior fair exhibits and activities to be judged. It's there that you can enjoy everything from professional bands to pretty babies, from cotton candy to Appalachia cloggers. where you can share the exc itemen t of toddlers taking their first ride on the merry-goround, youngsters winning their first blue ribbons, and teen agers trying their hands at game booths (See MEIGS, pa~e i\5) ~'·• ., LAST-MINUTE PREPARATIONS- There are always last· minute things to be done, and here workers at the Rock Sprinp Fairgrounds go about making those final preparations. The Meigs County Fair opens Monday night and runs through Saturday. Home tours include private, public places GALLIPOLIS - The 200th birthday of Gallipolis, a his torte city on the Ohio River. Is be ing cele brated throughout the summer with events concluding on Oct . 20. The final week will Include a Founder's Day Dinner. a histo ric drama and a bicentennial parad e and costume bal l. Guided tours of historic homes and buildings throughout Galli · Rutland, Ohio polls and Galli a County. are one of th e features of the celebr ati on. Scheduled for th e weekend s of Sept. Jo-16 and 22·23 are eight tours of homes and buildings. Many of these homes have never been opened to the publlr. Gallipolis boasts man y hou ses dating from the early part ol the 1800s. Homes on the tours represent many styles of archi tecture and offer examples of dif ferent modes' of living. A sample tou r within th e city Includes the oldest fram e Fed · era! style hom e dating from 1802. an 1811 row hou se with a "dog trot" In the cent er. a fun era l home from 1825, an 1859 church, an 185> Art Ce nter and three other homes dating from the mid 1800s. Each tour Inc ludes at least ei ght fa cilities a nd may Incl ude a mys ll'r y sil e to be an nou nced later. fwo wurs run each day In the cit y and last from I to6 p.m. The co untry tour offered Sept 22 and 23 will be a day long event which will be a .treat for those unfam iliar with ll!e on the farm This tour offer s a box lunch on the spacious grounds of the Toler family home and provides a place for those touring to en joy a break a nd also see the Toler (See HOME, page A51 Completion date for locks project 1993 B~ INSIDE THE FUTURE MAIN LOCK - Pictured bere II a view from poad levellookln1 •P at the Inside wall for tbe mala lock. Tile ceacrete for lbe walls II being laid In alteraaiiDJ Hve-foot llllenala. Tbe concrete II aliO being watered In order to prevent craeldq due to heal. (Times-Sendnel photo by Kalhl')'ll Kelly) KATHRYN KELL\' Tlme&-Sendnel Staff GALLIPOLIS- Placing 12,000 to 15,000 yards of concrete every week would not be an easy task for most people, but for the 650 workers at the Galllpolls Locks and Dam Project, It's all In a day's work. And It has been all In a day's work since November 1987 when the Galllpolls Locks Replacement began. The entire project , which has been contracted for more than $217 mUllon, had an Initial completion date of the December 1992. However, Patrick Morgan, Quality Auurance Engineer with the Army Corps of Engl· neel'li, said that realistically, the protect will not be completed until the spring of 1993. Update Dela,ed Ill Yean The Gallipolis Locks and Dam was to be updated In the late '!ills and early '60s along with all the other locks on the Ohio River However, Insufficient fund s caused the venture at theGalllpo· lis site to be put on hold . The problems resulting from the project being halted for nearly 25 years are evident In that the Ga llipolis locks are about half the size of all other locks along the Ohio River . Morgan explained that there were three basic problems with the existing locks that warranted the reconstruction work . Old Loolul Outdated "First of all, the present locks are old , outdated and have been expensive to maintain. Next. the existing locks are half the size of regular locks on the Ohio. The bJaest lock here at Ga!Upolls Is 600 feet wide and other locks have a 1,2()().foot capacity. And, laatly, the locks are a hazard to the tpwlng Industry due to the be nding In the river . The locks were orie nted In a bad way," Morgan explai ned. He added that the tow wreck which occurred earlier this summer thai closed the main lock for repairs was a perfect example of how hazardo us the present system of loc ks Is for the Indu stry . Now, tows pushing barges up or down the river must break up those barges In order to get them through the locks. Morgan said most barges are towed at 1,200 feet wide, and the locks will onlY let through 600 feet at a time. The result Is a long delay and a back-up of tralllc on the river. It takes up to two or three houn to get through the locks, Morgan stated. Will Alleviate Time Dela1 But the new locks will alleviate the time delay, the dangerous conditions and the maint enance problems associated with the old locks . When th ey started the projec t. workers at the Gallipoli s site began di gging a two-mile long canal to bypass the bend In the river. Morgan explained that the project was a joint ventul'f' among Guy F . Atkinson Construction, S.J. Groves & Sons and Dillingham & Harbert lnterna· tlorlal. Atkinson Is the sponsor and the other companies offered monetary backing. The project was desi gned to he handled In six phases. The first phase of the operation was to strip off the topsoil around tbe area for the new locks and move It for later use. That topsoil haa been moved to tbe railroad tracks near West Vqlnla Route 2, and will be uUIIzed to !Ill In around the walls oft he locks once (See ComplelloD Pap A.f) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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