http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/676c6a4d4c9201831a54e320ee243433.pdf 0fa8c4e77b02bea967380ca5c1043a88 PDF Text Text Page-16-The Daily Sentinel r---- Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Local news briefs... -----. Contln~d from page 1 brown with white socks and face. The horse has on a dusty helge bridle. The department also reports that Iva Rayburn State Route 248, reprted that a subject came to her resldenc~ on Tuesda 0 even ing and stole a tool box and a te levision. Charges are pending against the lndlvtdual, whose name is being withheld pending the filing of charges. Registration for course underway Rf'gblratio n for the Commercial Driver Licensl' Refresher co ursf' is currently underway . The State of Ohio requires all commercial trul'k drivers to obtain a commercial driver' s license. Cl~sses beginning meeting Sept. 17 and 19 from;; to 10 p.m. and Sept . 22 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Persons interes tPd may send P-'V ment to Gallla-.lackson-Vinton JVSD, P.O. Box 157, Rio t.randc. These classes will meet at the BurkPyP Hills Career {'(• fl!rr in Rio Grande. Mei.gs agency awarded grant II Me igs County agency has been awarded a grant In the amou nt of $27,715 lor the purpose of purchasing a whcPlcha lr-accessible vehic le. The Ohio Department of Transportation has recommended the• awa rd lo the Meigs County Council on Aging as part of a total state-wide award of $1,405,542. The funds have been awarded by the Urban Mass Transportation Administration through. th e Section 16(b)(21 Program. Federal approval is expected In September. According to Meigs County Council on Aging's Assistant Dtrector Susan Oliver, the department will proba bly ta ke delivery on Its new vehicle by mld-1991 . · Sectio n 16tbH21 is a capital assistance program which fund s 80ipercen t of the cost of equipment used to provtde tra nsportation services to the elderly and disabled . These citize ns are e ither unable to use existing transportation, or rPside in areas where transJX)rtatl on ls unavailable or insufficient. ''The future of Ohio is tied to the mob! !t ty of Its people," sa id ODOT Director Bernard B. Hurst. "By supporting vehicle programs like thts one, ODOT Is providing so lutions to the growing concerns of older citizens and people with dlsabllttles for access to employment and necessary services.·· Thursday. September 6, 1990 South weather still hot; Midwest has rain By United Press International Hot weather baked the South while the Midwest and northern Plains were hit by rain, lightning and floods Thursday with South Dakota getting 1 'h inches of rain In an hour. Summer wea ther rema ined In the nation's midsection with tempera tures topping 100 dl' Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am Electric Power ............ 26Y. AT&T ........ . . .... 3Jll8 Ashland Oil . . .......... ... 33~ Bob Evans .................. .14Y, Charming Shop pes .. . . .. .. . 8Jir City Holding Co .... .15~ Federal Mogul. . . . ... 18V. Goodyear T&R ... .. ... .. .... 22% Key Centurion ............... 11 Lands' End.. .. . . 12 Limited Inc. .... .. . ... 15% Multimedia Inc . 61 'V. Rax Restaurants . . ... .. 1 ~,S Robbins & Myers.. .. .. lY'~ Shoney's Inc... ..... U'!, Star Bank.... ........... . ... HH~ We ndy's lnt'l . ....... .. .. 6',, Worthington Ind.... .. ... ~1 grees in some cities. Scattered thunderstorms brought some relief to Alabama and Mississippi, but high pres s ure kept temperatures near the top of the thermometer In most of the southern sta tes. Flash flood warnings were issued Thursday for parts of northern Minnesota as thunders torm s with heavy rains washed ou t roads and flooded basements. The floods occurred across the northern pari of the state and were at their worst In the northea s te rn rornPr, near Duluth. Severe weather hit other states bordering on the Great Lakes as heavy thunderstorms moved across northern and central Lake Michigan carrying v ivid lightn Ing and gusty winds . Storms moved across the lake from the Wisconsin coast Into Michigan and the National Wea ther Service warned boater s from Frankfort, Mich., to Charlevoix, Mich. , and those In Green Bay, Wis ., to seek safe harbor. Storms also moved across western South Dakota and Nebra s ka, carrying winds that gusted to 47 mph and dumping 1 'h inches of rain on Rapid City Regional Airport in an hour. Thunderstorms Key Centurion was ex -dividend today. in Ohio Lottery portions of the state skies werP cloudy, but dry . Clouds and some fog were reported In western New York, but temperatures remained the remainder of the West where there was little change In the weather. Thickening clouds pushed Into the Northeast from western Pennsylvania early Thursday, with winds from the south bringing Increasing humidity. Western Pennsylvania had high humidity with areas of fog warm. Rain wasn't expected In the New England region until Fri day, with comfortable te mperatures ranging from the m id-70s to around 80 Thursday and drizzle. and In the eastern Meigs, Eastern • spikers WID Page 3 Plck-3: HfiO Plck-4: tl678 Cards 3-H, 2-C, 7-D, 10-S • ------Weather----South Central Ohio Clo udy Thursday night , with a c hance of showers and thunder s torms, and a low In the mid 70s. Chance of ra in Is 50 percent. Clo udy Friday , with a chance of s howers and thunderstorms, and highs between &'i and YO . Chance of rain Is 50 percent. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Fair through the period, with highs rangin g from 75 to 85, and overnight lows between 55 and 65 . Vol.41 , No .BB 20 Classes $42-High School Discount $35 AT CARLETON SCHOOL, SYRACUSE Arizona, warm sunny days dom lnated in 8 :30 JOY KING, INS'IIIUCTOR Call Joy King 992·3794 or JeaMie Owen 992-11893 EMS receives three calls The units of Me igs County Emergency Medic a l Services responded to three calls for assistance on Wednesday . At 2:5 p.m , Rutland squad wa s dispatched to Jacks Road for .Jason Del lavalle , who was transported to Pleasant Valley Hosp ital. Middleport squad was ca lled to Overbrook Center at 6: 10 p.m; Mary Gilkey was tra nsported to Pleasant Valley Hospital. AI 8: 06p .m., Middleport sq uad wa s called to Village Manor Apartments for Ta mmy Teral. Teral was tak£'n to VeiNa ns Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy Court news Six people were finPd In the L'ourt of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Sev ier Tuesday night and fivP o th••rs forfPIIed bond. Fined were: Robert Prier. Ne lso ns ille. $3~ a nd costs. DUI ; Wil liam Erb. New Haven , W.Va. Sb:l and costs, driving undl'r susiJ(•ns ion; David Hubbard. Pomrro). $52 a nd costs, speed; Hon Capehart. Pomeroy, $6:land cost>. failure to control; Doug 1-:IJlin. Pomeroy, $213 and costs, !' ix month s probation. assault; Keith Musser. Portland, $.3 and cos ts, disturbing the peace, $63 a nd cos ts, disorderly by Intoxica tion, $23 and costs, menacing threats. Forfeiting bonds were: Brent Zirkle. Pomeroy, $43, assured clear distance; Charles Wheeler, West Co lumbia, W .Va ., $63 and • cos ts, no operators license; Scott Mc Kinley , Middleport, $52, speed; Flora J e ffers, Pomeroy, $43, left of center; Rose Barnhouse, Middleport , $50, speed. Meigs announcements t urd shower .June and Er nes t Griffin, Long Bot tum. will celebra te their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday . A card showl'r will be held and t hosl' wan Ung to sP nd a card may do so to P 0. Box 43, Long Bottom, 45743 Spaghetti dinner The Tuppers Plains VFW Post ~J05:1 will have a spag hetti dinner Sa turday at 4 p m . Me nu will Include spaghetti, gorlic bread. salad, dessert and bcvrrage Cost Is $3.50 for adu lt s and $1.50 for c hildre n under 12 . Poltuck cookout Thr Burling ham Modern Woodmen wi ll he having a potlu ck coo kout on Saturday at b: JO p.m . a t the sou th bound park on Route .1.1 near Darwin . The ram p wIll furnish mea t, buns and condiments. Door prizes will be aworded a nd th e public Is invltrcL !'TO merllng The Rutland PTO will meet Monday at 7 p.m . at the Rutland Eleml'ntary School with open house following. There will be an Introduction of new principal and teachers. Booster meeting The Southern Junior High Boosters will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at the junior high building. Regular meetings will be the• second Saturday of each month DAV to meet The Disabled American Veterans a nd the Ladles Auxlliarv will hold their regular meeting o~ Monday at 7p.m. at 124 ButtPrnut Ave . In Pomeroy. Homecoming The Chester Church of the Nazarene will have homecom ing Sunday with a carry In dinner at noon and afternoon service at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Jeffrey Tipton and sons will be singing. PTO meeting Riverview Elementary School PTO will meet on Mond ay at 7 p.m . at the school. Divorces, dissolutions A divorce dec ree ha s been gra nted in Meigs County Co m- Meigs school funds distributed Th e ne t payment to local school d is tricts In Me igs Countv totaled $007, 155.68 accord ing to the Au gus t Stat e School Founda tion Su bs idy report Issued by Stat e Audi tor Thomas E . Ferguson. Thr Eas tern Local Sc hool Dis tr ict received $149,873.68 with $5.48R going Into school employees retirement; $17,080 Into s tate teachers retirement. leav ing a net paymen t to the district of $127.305.68. In the Meigs Local School Ills h·ic l the tota l a mount of basic and fransporlatton allowance was $451,I27.12 with $14,887 to se houl employers rellremenl, and $53,687. to state teachers retlrrmen I leav ing a net pay ment to the district of $382,553.12 . The Sout hern Localp&hool District received a total of Lli'IU $164,396.13 ~ - t'Mll sc hool em ployees retirement, and $2 3,628 to the state teachers re tirement wi th a net payment to the district of $133,654.13. The Meigs County Board received a total of$41,758.75for the month. a p~essed mon Pleas Court to Dian e E. Brlckles !rom Larry H. Brlckles. Dissolutions of marriage ha ve been flied In the court by Shirley Ann Spears. Orange Beach. Ala ., and Benny Ray Spears, Sy ra cuse: Roger Alan Holsinger and Ci ndy Lou Holsinger. both of Reedsville: and Ronald Cre means and Cathy F . Cremeans, both of Middleport. A divorce action has heen filed by Kimberly Jo Fetty, Racine, aga inst Wilbur W. Fetty, Dun nellen, Fla . 4-1990 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. 2-1990 FORD 2 DR. ESCORT FACTORY LEASE CARS FACTORY LEASE CAR $8995°0 1988 GRAND MARQUIS LOADED OWNER 1987 YUGO GV 2 DR. Air cond., AM/FM cassette. Marriage license A marriage license has been issued to Ralph Lee Fisher, 23, Racine, and Leanne Sue Clark, 20, also of Racine, In Meigs · County Probate Court. $4595°0 1989 F150 414 6 cyl., 5 sp. trans., dual tanks, bady side molding. $9995°0 1988 CHEV. C-1500 1987 DODGE D150 414 ONE OWNER Y-8 eng, auto. trans. air, 18,000 miles. $8995° 0 ONE OWNER 1987 MERCURY COUGAR V-11, air, sp•d control, power locks & windows, tilt wheel, lM/FM casntte. $79950° 1989 AEROSTAR Air, uuise, tilt wheel, AM/FM cassette. $999500 1984 BRONCO II Auto. trans., air cond., AM/FM, tutone paint. $899500 1990 FORD 1990 DODGE DYNASTY CONVERSION VAN FACTORY LEASE CAR SAVING OF S6000.00 "DEMO" Sll ,90000 captured Thursday ONE OWNER ONE OWNER V-8, auto. trans., air, power locks & windows. Cline is $7995° 0 ONE OWNER $19950° 351 TAX AND TITLE NOT INCLUDED ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissions - Wllliav Buckley, Pomeroy: Virginia Phalen, Pomeroy: Francis Bush, Middleport: James Owens, Pomeroy. Discharges - Agnes Brown, Sarah Congo, Lyle Sinclair. 1988 FORD ESCORT 4 DR. CLINE RE-CAPTURED - Jonathan Shawn Cltne, lH, Is pictured 118 he Is re-booked at the Meigs County Sheriff's Department Thursday evening. Cline was re-captured hy Meigs County Sheriffs deputies near Stiversvllle yesterday following his escape from the Meigs County Jail on August 20. Cline escaped the fadllty along with Brian Bass, 34, who was spotted In the same area, but remains at large. (Sentinel Phol<l by Brian J . Reed) Richmond family home destroyed by blaze The one story frame home· of the Jame s A Richmond family located at 39495 Bradbury Road. Middleport, was destroyed by fire Thursda y afternoon No one was at hom e when th e fire started. acco rding to Ken· neth Byer of the Middleport Fire Department which was called to thesceneat3:5lp.m. Thelnltlal sighting of the bl aze was by a State Highway patrolm a n as he traveled along State Route 7. The house was heavily In· valved when the firemen arrived on th e scene, Byer said, a nd both the Pomeroy and Mason Fire Departments were summoned to give assistance. On the sce ne were 39 firemen and emergency sq uadmen from th e three departments. Deputies probe accident MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY OPEN nL 8:00 P.M.; TUESDAY & THURSDAY OPEN nL 5:30 P.M. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department Investigated an accident Involving a Mason. W.Va . flrelruck on Thursday SATURDAY OPEN TIL 4:00 P.M. evening. According to a departme nt news release, tbe Mason tanker truck was assisting the Middl eport Fire Department at a structure fire on Bone Hollow Road. The tanker, driven by Denver Blake, was backing out of the narrow roadway when the le ft front bumper of the truck caught the right rear fend er of a parked pick-up truck owned by Bobby SEE RICK TOLLIVER, JAY HILL or PAT HILL PAT HILL FORD INC. 614-992-2196 Two llremen, Kenneth Im · baden of Middleport and Brent Zirkle of Pomeroy, were over· come by hea t and tra nsferred to Vete rans Memorial Hospital whrre they werr t rPated and released. Only three wa lls were le ft s tanding when thP fire was finally brought under control after nearly two hou ru. Most of the co ntents were destroyed. No es tlm a te of the loss was given pending further lnvesllgation by Fire Chief Jeff Darst . Byer sa id that the ca use of the fire Is bel levwd to have been a leak In a bottled gas line which ra n und erneath !he bedroom floor . The leaking gas, It Is suspec ted, wa s Ign it ed from a pilot ligh t on a heatin g stove. Local news briefs----. NEW HOURS TO SERVE YOU BETTER 461 S. 3RD Michael Warner, are currently meeting to select Miss Meigs' first name. Committee members are, left to right, Tom Reed, Tom Reuter and Hank Cleland. COW NAMING COMMITTEE - Members of the Judicial committee, appointed to select a name for "Miss Meigs," a dwarf cow belonging to Pomeroy attAJrney Fred W. Crow, Jr., and Air, auto. trans., tilt wheel, power lotks. $8195°0 Auto. trans., air tond., AM-FM. SlOONf 9oooo 1989 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. 26 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. Newapaptr Syracuse agrees to share paving expense of pool parking lot AEROBIC DANCE CLASS BEGINS 10 WEEK FALL SESSION SEPT. 10 Class Times: Mon . & Wad. 7 :30 to Tues. & Thurs . 6:30 to 7:30 2 Sections, 14 Pegea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 7, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 DANCE FOR JOY Utah and lada ho waned , a nd Low tonight In mid 6011. Chance of ralo iiO percent. Saturday, high In lower 80s. Chance of rain 20 percent. Jeffers. The firetruck was not damaged; the pick-up susta ined moderate damage. Gallipolis event Sept. 13 MIDDLEPORT Gov. Richard Celeste said Thursday he will take his "Capital Conllnued on page 10 ., '. By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel Newo Stall ·- 'K p-tisoniir wM' l!scaped from the Meigs County Jail last month was apprehended Thursday a fternoon while a second escapee remained at large following a manhunt . Jonathan Shawn Cline. 18, was returned to the custody of the Meigs County Sheriff's Depart ment early yesterday evening , while 34 year-old Brian Bas s remained free . According to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, Cl ine was taken Into custody In a wooded area In Lebanon Town · ship near Stlversvllle. Deputies. agents of the Bureau of Cr iminal Investigation and personnel of the National Guard were In the Stiversville area as a part of the agencies' annual marijuan a era dication efforts . Souls by reports that while the national guard helicopter was circling th e area. Cline came out of the woods with his hands up. Deputies Manning Mohler. Robbie Jacks and Jeff Miller Immediat e ly took look Cline into custody . Bass, who escaped from the jail with Cline, and who had been spotted In the Stiversville area, reportedly ran when the helicop- ter arrlvad In the area. So ulsby Indicated that blood - By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent Syracuse Village Council agreed to accept Its share of the expense, $1,600, for paving of the parking area at London Pool during Thursday night' s meeting. Mayor Eber Pickens will report council's action to the Meigs County Commissioners. Accord · lng to Mayor Pickens, the bla c ktopping cost was $1.340 over th e projected cost. The paving project Is being undertaken as part of the community development block grant fund program. Grading and sealing will be done by the county and S. W. Dean Blacktopping Co. of Galli polls will do the paving. The project Is to be completed som etime this month . Th e mayor also reported work on Seven th Street Is to be completed by Sept. 21. Th is is to being done wi th Issue 2 mon ey Mayor Pickens also reported that he attended the meeting on block grant money Monday night and as a result asked the memhers ol the Board of Public Affairs to attend the council meeting In order that they may make appllcatfon lot some of the funds available. Gordon Winebrenn e r, a member of the board, asked If projects can be grouped since the prospect Is that small projects will not be given co nsideration . Pickens stated tha t he did not know whether this is possible bu t that he will get that Information for the board members. The mayor asked that the members of the water board prepare their project or projects and present them Monday night as they have to be submitted by Sept. 26 to the Meigs County Co mmis sioners . Estimated costs on the project or projects must come from an eng!ne€r or contractor, lt was noted, and the exacl location must be given. Co ntinued on page 10 McDonald's tentative opening date Sept. 27 Employees have been hired, their training Is well underway , and a tentative date of Sept. 27 has been set for the opening of McDona ld's In Pomeroy. Russell Mills. owner-operator of the · restaurant. announced tod ay that Patsy Prat er who resides on Eagle Ridge, Pome roy, and former ly was associated with McDo nald 's of Spencer, W. Va . will be the manager Assist · ant manager will be Regina Hupp of Ravenswood, W. Va., and other assis tan t managers will be Earl Pickens and John Hoffman, both of Pomeroy . Eight of the management positions a re heing filled by Pomeroy area residents. Mills reported, and all of the nearly 80 men and women hired to work in the restaurant reside in the Pomeroy · Ma son a rea. Mills sa id that he was c•x tremely Impressed with the NEARING COMPLETION - Construction of the new McDonald's restaurant building on West Main Street In Pomeroy Is nearing complelton. turnout of job applicants at the two-day lnten1ewing sessions held at Meigs High School In August as well as the high quality of those applying. Three hundred thirty applications were taken during the two days. Those hired are currently training In the Ripley McDo nald's store, Mills said, noting that several key people will have sever a l hundred hours of experience while others will have about 65 hours of experience wor king In a McDonald's before the Pomeroy res taurant opens. Of the 80 persons hired, 55 are in full -time positions, Mills reported, while the others are \n part-ttme jobs The re§!i!'Urant which will face the Ohio River and Pomeroy Mason Bridge, will seat 133 people. Ground breaking for the local McDonald 's located on the site of the former Pomeroy Freight Stat ion was held on June 21. Tentative opening date Is Sept. 2'7 . The restaurllilt will employ 80 persons most of whom reside In the Pomeroy·Mason area. Co ntinued on page 10 Bob Evans to head committee Bob Eva ns, founder of Bob Eva ns Farms, has been named c hairman of the Agriculture for Volnovlch-DeWine Committee. Republican gubernatorial nominee George Volnovlch said Thursday that Evans, of Gallipolis, will head the candidate's agribusiness outreach program . "George Volnovich and Mike DeWine are committed to our state's number one Industry agriculture," said Evans, a member of the State Board of Regents and State 4-H Board. "George and"Mlke will provide leadership through strong d epartments of agriculture and development. ·'They will ensure that Ohio agriculture and Its rural econ omy will flourish and that Ohio will seize every opportunity for expansion of Its agrlcullural markets in the ever growing globaL economy," he added . Oth'r members of the commit· tee Include Dean Gordin, cochalnnan: John Steinberger. ex ecutive director: and regional chalnnen Ken Hoot, Dale Stacy, Jim Patterson, Grover Foulk, Ron Jackson, Fred Johnson, Hugh Wilson and Dick Baldridge. August jobless rate up 5.6 percent WASHINGTON rUPi i - The U.S. civilian jobless rate climbed to 5.6 percent In August - the highest level In two years - as more factory and construction workers lost their jobs, the Labor Department said Friday. "lt 's not parll cularly good news for the working guy," economist Cynthia Latta said at the for ecas ting firm DRlMcGraw-Hill In Lexington, Mass. "Jobs are disappearing." Many analysts had expected the Jobless rate to hold steady at .July 's 5.5 percent after jumping from 5.2 percent In June . "Employment continued to be weak In August and unemploy ment rose slightly." the depart · ment's Bureau of Labor Stalls · tics said. "Job dec lines occurred throughout the goods-producing sector," the report said. "These losses were only partly offset by small gains In the serviceproducing sector." Total employment edged down 75,000 In August over July as the Census Bureau trimmed Its ranks of temporary workers . A government spokesman said the 5.6 percent labless rate was the highest since a 5.6 percent s howing In August 198!!. "The une mployment numbers are ad justi ng to the slow economic growth that has been occurring." said Rohert Deder Ick, c hi ef economist at Northern Trust In Chicago. "A creep· ahead economy Isn't one where employment goes higher." Dederick predicted the civilian jobless rate could near 6 percent by December and that Inflation could reach 5.5 percent to 6 percent on higher energy prices In the wake of Iraq's conquest of Kuwait's oil fields . " It 's going to be the worst of both worlds," he said . The data In the report was adjusted to reflect seasonal factors. The Labor Department said the numher of manufacturing jobs declined about 45,000 last month , with the electronic equip· ment and transportation equip· ment Industries be ing the hard· est hit . "Since reaching a post· recession peak In January 1989, the number of factory jobs has declined 455,000," the report said. Latta warned more bad news lies ahead. "Man ufacturi ng is suffering a double-whammy," she said. "I ncreases In product ivity eliml· nate the need for workers a nd co nsum er spending Is sluggish." E mploym ent In the construction Indu stry, meanwhile, continued Its recent slide, dropping by a bout40,000 jobs In August, for a three-month loss of nearly 100,000 jobs. Mining, which had added 60 ,000 jobs since last July, lost 7,000 In August. ln the service sector of the economy most of the job Increase was In health services, which has been a s trong performer for the past 12 months, the government said. Counting military personnel, August's total unemployment stood at 5.5 percent vs . 5.4 percent In July . The Labor Department said the average weekly hours of work for private businesses held steady In August at 34.5 hours, but Increased to 41 hours !rom 40.9 hours for the manufacturing sector, while manufacturing overllme edged up to 3.9 hour§ from :!.8 hours. \ ., �Friday, September 7, 1990 Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AilE~ ~~ ~v ROBERT L. "INGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH Gent•rall\tanager . PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/Conlroll.r WASHINCTON- There is one Californ ia trend that the liquor lndustrv Is desperately lrylng l o stop beforp II swreps across the countr y -lncrr3sPdPxclsetaxPs to make liquor pav for the havoc It wrf'aks . Ca li fornia vot<•rs will decide !In Nov 6 whf't hf'r to m crrasr thP sta te liqu or '·" to the equivalent or o cents a drink The money raised would go direct ly to a l co hol A MEMB ER of Thf' United Pre;s Inter nat lona l I nl.md Dally Press Association and the Amer lran Nt>wspaper Publishers Association LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome T hey s hould tw Jpss th an 300 words long. All letlers are subjec t to ed lllng and m ust bl• sign Pd with name, address <~nd IPlephone number No unsigned letTPr <:. wlll be published Lettf'rs should b(' In good tas te. addrPsslng lssuf's. not pe1 sona li lies. President has chance to help shape new world order By HELEN THOMAS UP I White House Reportt·r WASHINGTON- Pres1den1 Bush Is In " posl1 lon 10 pial .1 mo]o r role ln shaping a nPw '~ur ld ord er 1n th r aftr1 m.1th of th(' ( 'old V\' ,11 But he has to contend w11h forer" that want to kPf'p thP std t u-. quo t~ rul ;JIJ u sl' state thai Is home to "wine country." the tax on wine has no I t:reen Increased since 1937 Alcohol pr odu cers and wholes.Jicrs J rcn'l about to los e t heir s~>ee l dale. lhey have pumped more 1ho1n $17 million Into a campal~n 10 kill the Nickel A -Drink lmtl a · llvr Almost $13 million of thai has come from out of state. The national liquor lndustrv knows t hi s Is a fight that Is too big for Cal ifornia producers to win on lhelr own . and It could set a nasty prt'Cedent. The Industry programs. batlrrrd womrn sheltPrs. drunk drivin g f'nforrrmrnt and other rxpe nsf' s t hP gnvrrnmPnt must pick up when peo ple drink too ha s c1 eated Taxpayers for Com mon Sense. a ca mpaign organ! much F'm 20 \'P,1l s 1hr powrrfu 1 llqum rndu strv tw ..; kep t lh<' sta tf'' o;; .t lrohol e~cbr ta xes so low rh at t hn..;r t,\X!'s now net a ~allrv $t2q million a Woll rJp;r J without a fight. To zat lon throu gh which most of I he money Is funneled 10 treat the Initi ati ve The finan cial JPp orts of who JS fundlrr g the battle agd lnsl lhe higher l"x es read like I he labels on bo ttles behind the bar ThP Beer Instltute of Amer ic a. with while a koh ol 11busC' coste. (',ili fnrnla ta1<.pa yprs $11 7 billion .r \'rdr lri pro(X'rtv d .t m ,tgl' <;Ocl;ll ~~fllf : nr programs. hra l1h c,rrr. Jr du cl'd product ivity nnd pr 1snns fn lhl' mon~v from Anhf>usPr- Busch ~~}N ·~o ~::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::: those that have long bPcn flus tl ated c~t pol ll iCdl tnJU)t ln· t~ nd N-tN. lnequltles and seek chang<' In Eastern Europe>, prop \(• hd ·, t' 1<tkPn t h£' md 1II ' r m I ht' ll u~\ n h u nd " and turned their INOrld up"1clc doHn, uu,ti ng communi<;~ ru iPr s d lld starting toward demoe• ,rn The United States and thP W<·stcr n Europt'<~n "ilJII'" pdl tJ cu ldl !\ Germany, are d1ggmg 111 rtH'Ii p<xkC' ts to gr\<' t ht· f!cdgl1ng rH'V. 1'\eWS Bf'f'r Institute, told our assoriate vole so 1hP Nlckel -A·Drlnk Inltla· live doe"1'1 get the margin of victory It needs- one vote over "1 s just anoth er tax put out by do good('rs and socia l PnginPPr s Eastern European govrrnmrn t s sonw f1 nJ nt'lJ I suppur t, d nd t r d 1n mg In modern technology Exl'(')JT for Homanrd thf• co ups hc~\' P bE'Pt1 relatively bloodless -even th e f.rll of 1he Bc r I rn WoII And the unIt 1ng or East and West Germam 1s on th•· hor 11.on The Soviet Union 1s undpr~oin .L: ~~ !ll<~Ssl\t' pohtH'al tr :.~ns f o tmat JOn that In the end may detprm l nf' whrthPr tht•n' 1" "it Ill a lJ S. S R or l rl separate lndrpendent rep ubl irs born f rc1m h hat \\ d" .1 cPnt r.Jl m •c\ I I \ \._ That kind of rhe toric Is com mon In California these days, but the liquor Industry Is too smart lo fight this battle with words alone Inst ead . It persuaded some memt:rers of the California Legis· Ia tore to put another In illative on I he ballot proposing a 1 cent tax, cast In concrete as an amend· men I to the sta te constitution. A third question on the ballot , also the brainchild of the liquor Indu stry, would require approval of two-thi rds or the voters state· wide before an Increase In any exc ise tax Is allowed. Using this divide-and-conquer technique. the liquor Industry hopes to co nfuse and fracture the ~0 pf"t Cf>n t SAN FRANCI SCO iUPll - If the San Francisco G1ants played I he re st of the National League the way !hey played Crncmnatr <t nd others In the West Drvr sro n, they mtght be leading now Instead or I ra i ling by R1 games Mall Wrlll ams keyed a threerun first mnmg wi th a two run double and also th1ew out a runn er at I he pla te Thu rsday, he lping I he Grants p1 eserve I hell longshot l11le hopes wllh a ti 2 STe.aL."iH riGHTeR iS $330, ":'He G~S MaSK iS $Lt5 aND THe GlJI'J ~DD5 $30 ~ G31.L.ON. t, v 1ctorv over the Reds San rra nr1 sco owns a 10 b adva n tagf' UN LEAD. ove r I he Reds lhrs year "Vve 'rp leadmg thP lea gur .t s fa1 asbea lmgl he\Ves tteam sbut lhcv bea t up on the 1-:ast and I he eaS ter n tr am s bPat up on US," Sa n F'rcln C\sco m a nagt'l Rngpr C r<trg obVIously, and the restorat ron of the r ulcrs I'd like to think. · he sa1d. thai oul of thl' d rr· c~r 1 ~r ·r f111 mo~rrr·r• I" Saddam Hu sse in theu could br n m~ .1n opportunrt\ !or p t',H'f' throughout the M1ddlr F. as t Rut v. r ha\ P to be "u t r 1h.:t I \\ h.tt'" h1 ·t·n undertaken so far Is surcrs..;fu l brfor!' Wf' ca n mm. p 14 1 th.n othl't agenda ... Bush also said the Un ttPd Stat('S has "npvrr 1 uiPrl out d c·o n ft' r Pnt'l' of any nature · I n fa ct. 11 wa s J pari of our diplomdf~ ju..;t " 4'\ t'r.!l years ago.. . There are mam 1ssues that a co nf<'H'ru r• hP.ulPd by thP superpowers IN ho a ~P now 1n ro hPs lon mfman.v wo1 hi p r'obit •rn s rou ld achieve. inc l udtng cl denuliParlzed Midrl lf' F as t ami ! hi ' Plnnrn at tfln of all productiOn of chPmica l wPapon s p i<I!JC'd tlwm .ts toug h as we havP "So th<:~1 gof's to show !hat anything r.1n ll. tppen thr rPsl of I Ill' wa v " Hassan's proposal is deadly__w_iL_Lia_m_Rus_h_er Thr cll sc ussJons 111 1\rnm.rn bf't wf'rn tJ !\' SrcrPI ,11' Lrfwr ,II .l (tvlf'r PrrP!ciPC'ut>II<-~J,IJld lr .1q1 F'orf'ign M lnls lf'i T,n rq A711 mdrk the oprn1 ng of ii tH'~\ s1.1g t• in thr I raq Kuv. Jit CllSts how Pvrr much tlw \cl tlo us par 1i1 •s mav In sist th.r t thr>ir positions havrn t c hangf'd From thr (liJf'ning st,rgP m,rrkrcl h' 1',1\l s dbiupt 1nv.1 slon of Kuv.cllt. and ttw sPcond States df'mdnds that I ra q w ith d ra w from Kuwait <1sa pr rcondl t 1o n o f ,1 n v ne g o I 1 a tl on s whatf'vrr But In onr sensr at \0ast lim P Is on the side of Iraq's foes While 1hP s talcmatr con tinues and nPgotlatlons go forward . th r ••co nomlc blockade of Iraq i s lightening. an d It s effecl on th at (o untrv is bound to get worsf' stage. In which I he United State s Salvador . South i\!11ca and Kashmrr and ot hf'r Wf'strrn powPrs m ov t•fl Thr c ha ncP of a rapprochPment wtlh Ir on .1l so rs on tht' hori;on Iran has supporli•d t h£> sa net io ns aga ms I It aq Desptle thr tmmrnS£' mil rla t y buildup in llw 1--lt'l ~ l .rn Culf lhl'll' "idCrt flres, but nel!hrr they nor swlfllv to dcfendd Saudi also Is a new det ermmatlon to so lve problems w1thou1 v.<.~r. El to avu1d futlle hos lililies d nd untold suffering Maybe o nr •w world can bf' shaped to give p(_'Oplc a c ha nee to pursue I he ir I ivps in pea cc and t het r l(Overnments a chance to flourish · Berry's World "Rul wllh all the happens. rt feels gor<l lo have wee k by week The Iraqi people no doubt are prepared for ma jor There are pockf'f s of confli('t in othPr rP~Ions o f thL• 'WOtld ""d thtngs th<.Jt havf' happenrd to our cl ub tht s veat, rr gard!Pssof what won phenomen al unan1mtt y rn thr U n1trd N atiOns rn LJ\OJ of economic sa nct ions to ti ght en thf' screws on li clq Most n.t llflns c~t P with the business at hand. thr shmtrt ru n bu s tnP~ s 1t1r• rn.~kmg right the ' situation in Kuwait.' mran1ng thr pul l out lll forcr" /iro~bi.1 c~ nvon r elsr cou ld bPar up lndrfl nl!r lv under thP strain of a noosf' ,1s t ight as the onr now bPing clrawn around Iraq Sooner or la tC' r , unless It s gnp ca n be' and !mposC' r 11ppling Sdfll' tiono.; on Iraq 1n.m Jltt·mp t toforrp lft o d lsgorgf' Kuv.c~rt wP <n r nov. mov i ng Into .t th11 rl st;Igl', in wh lrh t hf' p.tt h ul lll'gO!Ja I ion w iII broken. Saddam Hussein Will be exp lor rei hJvP Both sl dr .:; dl(' tl'luf'Lml to resort to to n 0 rf il can lw avo ldrd. Each h,1..; 1.1kPn an openi ng position u!ld('(Pptdblr In thr othrr l rL~q lm1 sh tll c~ t it ~ annrx,tllon of Kuw,ll l is· rlf'J n ~r l and !trf'VOC;Ih]r" ttw l'ni1l'd 1eplaced b; somebody who will That Is why we would do well to guard against the proposal Cro wn Prince Hassa n of Jorndan ~ul forw ard on a U S. tel ev ision program just t:refore Perez de Cue ll ar and Tariq Azl z sat down to compromise or be to talk In his capital The crown pr in ce su ggested that I raq with draw from Kuwait . to tJe re· placed In con trol there by aU N force, which wou ld su perv lsr free el ections This Is a devilishly lngeritou s proposal. and It will tJe extremely hard for the United States tn r eslst It Mr. Bush has lnslsled on lhe withdra wal of I raqi forces from Kuwait (which this proposal also requires) and t he restoration of Kowa ll' s Emir tfor which the proposal would subs tit ute free C'lrrt lon s) !Jut frrr r lec ft on s a rr o thing that bi g democracies li ke !he United States find hard to oppose Saddam Hu ssein may wPII sw.:~ ll ow that pill, howC'vrr b!ttpr th<' su rrender of Kowall mlghl be And President Bush will be urged to do likewise. The dom••s tic prrssures wtll br vrry hC'avv 1Who wants a wat '} ) MorNver. the U nited Nations· well wisher s will see In the plan a golden opport unit y for that contempti bl e organization to redeem Itself and do something useful for a ch ange. A grea t many of the nations. Wes tern and otherwise, th at j oined Mr. Bush's original cava lcade will consider this a b<>tler Ide a - and there wlll go the vaunled "worldwide coall tlon aga ins t Iraq " So George Bush may soon lace I he prospect or ordering home all th e troops and equipment he ha s ju st tra nspor ted, at enormous expense, t o the sands of Saudi Arabia Saddam Hussein's for ces, on the ot her hand, need withdraw only a hundred miles there t o stockpile more chemica l weapons and perfecl their ability to make atomic bombs. It ts a hi ghly disagreeable prosport, and for thai reason Crown Prince Hassan's proposal must be rejected, whatever lhe cos t Scott G<111 elts, 11 HI , wen! seven innings to w in for JUS I lh P second ti me In his last SIX slarts Sieve· Bedrosian pitched one and onr- thr rct rnnm gs for his 11th sa,r. l\1ck M ahlc1. 7 li. took I he loss Thr ump 1nng ere~> of Dutch Renner!. Greg Gomn. TerryTata C~UJck dnd .J tm workrd the game Th at crew ha s r wrted C1 nc rnna tl manager L ou Prnrella three t1mes t his spason I t tos sE>d the Hrds" Mamn o Duncan fo r th1 owrng balling helmets on lhr froid aftCI be rn g called out on s tnkrs m the n1nth ··we didn't hcl'-'f' men In sconng pos111 0n vrn oflrn but whf'n wr cl1d. WI' couldn 1 dr1vc them 1n. " Pt!llf'lla sa1cl · \1\tf'\r had troubl r with this umprrrng cr ew all year but we lost thrs ba llg ame. not lhrm l:lut we' l l be rea dy to play in LA tomorrow· Thr Cla n ts Pn tE't ed t hr gamr ln th i1 d pla er• m the NL West. 9\1 gamrs bPhind flrs t p la ce C1nc!n nr-~t r DPspl tt• lhr vtcl mv. an y r·omb\ nntl on of Cincinnati 1NlnS or Si1n F't anr1sro losses totalling 18 would flllm mall' las I vrar's NL r·hamps "ThPV h <:tv en· t made t hr playa[[, vel so unlit th ey do don' I ask me how frustrated I am .tbout losing thi s division." satd Tlw Daily Senlincl Foes hitS & L funding of incumbents l',rllfur nla. NCI\B In North Carol tnd, Cit izens & Sou thern In Cr'lrrgla. First Chicago In Illin ois .r nd Mellon In Pennsylvania. i\\INAPOI.!S. Md rN E.\ r - If llrp Tom McMrllen n Md is judged on the basis of hrs rampat~n ftnan cp rPports. It's difficu lt to !ell whl' lher h1• Thrrr also a re In surance com ~c~n iP s- Including Aetna. CI\'A. rruden tlal. Metropolitan and Travelers And there are securi t ies dealers - Including Bear Stea rn s, Dean Witter, Salomon Brothers . Prudential Bache. Shearson Lehma n and Drexel n·prC'srnt s thr votrr~ of Mar v la nd 's 4th congrrssJnn oll cli str tel or the nation 's le ading firms fl na r~rl.il rn the srrv i crs Industry Since his fir sl srrccessfu l bid for a Hou se sea t In 1986. McM illen has co l ll'eted vast sums of mon ey from political actio n commlttws opcratlng on behalf of commerc i al bank s. Rurnham But even the link to the notorious (and now defunct) Drexel Burnham Isn't as embar - rassing as the thousands of dollars poured Into McMillen' s ca mpaigns by the savings and lo an Industry during his tenure on lhe House Banking Commit tee, where he cast crucial votPs affecting the country's S&Ls. The lanky legislator - the former big-time college and pro basketball star stands 6 feet, II In ches - trounced his ltepublf can opponent, 68·32 percent, In 1988, after defeatin g two Democratic primary rival s even mor e convincingly . So. he should have a firmly secure House seal atler two terms In office Ins l ead, he fa ces a nettlesome savings and loan associa tions, securities firm s and lnsuranel' 1990 th NEA 1nc companies. Althou gh a few of I hose ln stltu !Ions are based In McMillen' s home state, m ost are hundreds or thousands of miles from hi s district. Among the donors. for example, are many of New York's major commercial bank s Including Bankers Trust. CJtlc orp. Chase Manhattan . Chemical and Manufacturer s Hanover . ·'Is tt too late t o ao back to bemg yupptes? Also on the lisI of commercial banks are the Barnett and Sun twnks In Florida, Bank of Amer Ica and Security Pacific In I r'h.Jiil'ngr In the Sept 11 Demo· ( l iS ps U 5-9 60 ) \ Uh·ls ion of Multlmedla In( l' ul)l l ~hNI ('\ '!'f\ Robert Walters ct <~lie primary mounted by an opponen t whose principal ca m palgn theme Is the Impropriety of McMill en' s acceptance or largr eampalgn contribution s from special Interest groups, In gen eral , and the S&L Industry . In particular McMillen - who re jects all of Blum's all ega tions of unseemly conduct - Is not the only House member being forced In election campaigns this year to defend finan cial lies to the S&L Industry. Indeed, that category Includes som e veteran lawmak ers prP- vtously t:relleved to be virtually unt:reatable. Incumbents facing serious challenges because of their S&L links Include Democratic Reps Frank Annunzlo of Illinois and Douglas Barnard Jr . of Georgia as welt as Republican Reps. Denny Smith of Oregon and Charles "Chip" Pashayan ,Jr of California. A leading public lnlcrest organization, Common Cause, has encouraged that trend . II complied and dlslrlbuted a list of the House and senate members It linked to what It called "the Back row- Jeff Lewis, Sponsor; Brooke Howard . Crystal Donohue, Sand~ \lan<e, Billie Butcher, Misty Marklns, [Indy Vance a~d Coach Randy Butcher. Not present wen ,J,unw \\'orkman and Maggie K ennedy. With 6-2 win over Reds, Cincy's lead now 6 1/2 games problems need a f resh look Bush Is basically say rn g f rrsl thrngs f1 r>t i\nclthef11 'l lhrng '' toger Iraq's Saddam H ussrlll to 'ti.Jthdtav. flom hu~\J J I Jnd to qull threatening his Arab ne1ghbo1 s rn thr PP I stan Culf I'hP prt'Si d,~nt tld s complying 1>1th the oil and arm s boycott In the heat of t he diplomatic battlr. thrrr ha v<' ber•n llldlt_l ralh f11 1., Middle East Conference to deal wrth all thr• maJor p1 nlllf'ms rn tlrr• region , Including the 40 Y<'a r plus i\1 <~b l srdel ro nflrcl l lti11 •r questions on the table are lhr SVII<Jn t r oo p~ In L{'))anun ct!ld J-,r .It' l l presence In Southern Lebanon At a recent new s co nf erencr. 1hr pi rst dt' n t sa 1d. " \'\ (' oug httr Jgt ·1 1111 BIG BEND CHAMPIONS - The Big Bend .l unlor girls' champions In 19!10 were the Ron's Tin• Center-Harrisonville team. The squad wa.s ncar pcrfrt'l with a fine 10-ll record. Pictured are (first row, lrR) Bobble Butcher, Dawn Erwin, Allison Williams, Robin Donnhue and Ton) a Will. Giants stay alive in NL West $1001~ So with enco uragemen t help from th(' \\'es t Jnd <I m.qor IP ductJon or confrontational forcps In Eu rope, thl'!'(' I" S~J rhJngP In th d t j)dJI(lf the world and, all thin gs eonsidPrf'd . pr U<'Pt'dl ng lc~n 1\ smoottll\ The Warsaw Pa ct is e1<pec tcd to fadr ou t of cxisrenn• v.llh tlw former membPIS of lht' Eas tern bloc go mg fh('Jr '~<' Ptlt ~lf 4 \.\d\ " /\nd the role of NATO will t ~;~ k e o n d nrw puhrit.d chdl ,H fPr d"i th4 ' East West European nu t ion s unJ!( • on rtu• ('on tlru•nt I!J to pf'r ht~p " .t new loose fedPrat ion The Common M,H kPit s dln• .J d~ hr•.rdt>d f<Jt .r C'ommon cur r I'IIC\ 1rr 199'1 and other agrPPITIPnts lh<~l liP lilt' Luro~Jt l stc~tes tugr !lwr I3ut Jn the MiddlE' East. thP wo rlrJ' s CU I!Pnt tlnrlPrbo ,'\. thC' pPrrnni.rl u.s. consum ers 1He Gas. iS oNt.V $1. ~. 'iHe. aiRCR~FT Caf?Rie.R i5. $1+7o, rHa i~~l\ iS ?ll5, 1He. ~ Kremlin - domina ted socrety who will tak e the money and spend 11 for more government, and in crease taxes on Tim Warner that the lnltlallv e, Becker in Open semifinals Jack Anderson and Dale Van A tta - Miller and Coor s, has eo ntr fb uted more tha n $li mllllon to the campa i gn Gu fnn ess gave $145,069 j ust rn the month of June Hiram -Walk er gave $168,681 to the ca use and Jim Beam has coughed up $89 .223. Mon ey may not be enough this time t:recause the case against alcohol Is so solid. According to the Nat iona l Highway Traffi c Safety Administration. 22.415 people died l ast year In alcohol • related tra ffic accidents nation wide The estimate of what t he federal government spends each year because of alco ho l abuse Is ~2:l billion . In California last year, 2,189 people died or causes dl rt'Ct ly atlrlbuted lo alcohol . and n 41Y were Involved In ,Jlcohol related !raffle "rcldenls .11m Sa nders . pr csldenl of the ll ~ hln g c·an history ." They are said to have accepted more than $11 million In campaign donations !rum S&L Interests during the 1980s Here In McMillen 's district. which stre tc hes from the Balti more city llmll s on the north to the District of Columbia boun dary on the south and Includes this picturesque Chesapeake Bay port city. Blum could tJe engaged In a quixotic venture. "I won't spend more than $1,000 on the whole campaign," he says. At mid-year, McMillen had raised more than $570,000 and had almost $420,000 In cash on hand Blum, a lawyer, has considerable experience as a committee stall member on Capitol Hill, but he has never before sought any public o!flce. "I have no Illusions," he adds. "I may ev en make a fool of myself. But I'll be damned if I'm going to allow a corrupt system to prevent a concerned citizen from seriously addressing the evils of campaign financing." ( alletnoo n. Monda\ \ompa nv Mulllnwdla Giants first basema n W1ll Clark. "If we gel mathematically ehm l· nated , then It's over. This ballcl ub comes to play ever y day but whether or not we can get 11 done on th e field i s another questiOn. We' re not out of 1t. · San Francrsro took a .1 -0 lead 1n the f1rst tnnmg. Wrth two oul. Cl ark doubled and Kevm Mrt cheli walked Williams followed with a drive to the warning t ra ck In cen ter to make 11 2-0. The hit raised Williams' league-lea ding RBI total to 105 He scored when Terry Kennedy smgled Cinci nnati cu t the lead lo 3 I rn I he third Mahler looped" smglr into short ce nter tha t Brett Bu tl er misplayed fo r an error. allowing Mahler to go to seco nd Mahler scored one oullaler when Herm l'vlnnm g ham punched an RBI double down the left -fwld line The Reds mov ed wlth rn a run rn the fifth on a leadoff tnple bj Mariano Duncan and M ahler' s sacrllice fl y Willi ams threw ou t the l ying run at the pla le m the SIXth Paul o·N elll doub led and Ha l Morn s singled. but O'Neill v.as cui down when Glenn Braggs grounded t o third and Wllllam s threw hom e The Giants added a,n unea rned In; M('lllbl't Jlnt' l cd Pr~~ ~ lntl'rnatlonal, ln luntl l)a!lv Prross Assiflatlon and thr Ohl u ~ f'Wspapt>l Assorlatlon Nul!una l Arh•rrtt~mg Repn•st;>nlatlve Branham Nr wsp;:rpl.'l Salt'S, 733 T hlrri Avf'nu c. Nf'w Yor k Nf'w York 10011 11"'omM'oy Oh io 45769 SURSLRIJ'TION RATES R.)' farrier or Mol or Haute Om• W{'f'k $l 40 Onf' Mnnt h $6 10 , Onf' Yl' ~ll . S72 80 SINGLE l'OP\' PRifF. 25 Cent s Dally Subsr t !brrs not Ms lrlng 1opel~ the car ler may rrmtt in ad-..ance direct to ~he Datiy Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month basts. Credit will be given carr1er each W('f'k MtiERH 'AN LF. \(,( E Ea.•• I Tt·am " t rd Bosron 76 on ~c,q available Mall Sub8crlptklns 1n11lde Melp County IJ Weeks. . . . · 26 Wreks 52 Wrek~ . .. Outside Melp County 13Wreks .... · · · 26 Wreks .................. . 52 Weeks . St9 24 $37 96 $74 l6 $2080 $40 .10 $75.10 ~- 0 A ngplf' s shu t ou t Alla n ta Pirates i, Mets I The NPw Yo r k Me ts could com for t them se lves Wi th the 1b games th l'V h ave left . Th en agam. c•~v(• rythlng c~bout th e word ·teft" m 1ght bo tlwr thpm Fur tile lourth tlmP ;r l'uronro 1~ · 1 ro11 Mllv.,111kt'r I]'; DIANS Ball lmmv Nt•u. Yo1 k ''·' 'II I II 12 H', 1''1 7h hO 1\ ., '" Ill I 'l I l ~['I 1'1 \\ rs l '" ·,, , \2 '" ,,,"' "o9 '"' -l9ti '1(1 0<-1 k L111d l h rr. ,go j(j 1 .~ [ f' )I:,IS Ca lifornia Sl'.llll l' KanS<~s Clh Mlnrw•,o[,l h 1-, 1K'1 h4 lh l- 1-1., 1~1 ; ;r -l l:\'2 10 L7 hb hI ; "" " Thursday 's n:•sults Clt>w· landti,Dt•IJoltO.lmn 1,11n lal Uomla 12, Nf•v. \' ork b. t1 m11 T£>1Cas 12 Kansas fit~ 1 I~ t~1 'lor1t t HaY. klns~lll at "\1 '1' 7 lOpm tSwan 2 ~~ at flostnn Boddlck (lr H )1,, i .1:1pm fal Uomln JCrah(' 1 ~'a t Bal tl more rMd)o nnlr1 ~ · II 7 1". p m Chil:ugo 1PPn:'l 12 I L' HI Tornnln St>at!l{' 1Siot!lt>myft>l21-ll, i lJ pm Cl('Vf'land !B l ac k lll 9) a t Vl!ruu • sota IAndf'rson fi-171 R fi J p m Dl' t roll 1Mo rr!s II 101 111 Mt!Y. d u kt'f' 1ll!guNa 9til X 35 ~ m Kan sas C!!y 4Go rdon JOG 1 .11 1 rxas tHough 10 Hl1 R 1<r p m Saturday's gam~ Hook 1< • l1and1 Tomlrn p1l ched" thrl'e· hlltl' l c~nd Bobby Bon1lla produced l1rs lliOth and JOi st RBI T hu rsday n1ghl. hel prng th e rllt sburg h Plratps romple1P J th r f'P·game scrres swC'ep With a i ·l rout 'I thrnk \\e ' 1p ~Oing to SPP more left res aga 1nst every body. · New York manager Bud Ha rrel (See NL on Page 4I S:tlurd:n 17 ;] Thursd.ly spnM:.. l'mn<;<t~ilon., lnltj•d l'rl·~~ lnlnnati UIIal n,· n ...... hall S,tn pllth!'l l11ntl'iln ~ l t l \111 \\thiln C hl c-d.~U Philadelphi a St Louts REDS "" '166 ~I Ioili ' - r\tll\tiltd JJ IIlhl! 111111 Smllh U !l.~ kt-th.lll \)t•n\ > t - ll t't'dh o•.t tl t l >llhlkliJJ; M1~ · W.tll~llllll StJ,!ni ' d l!t ' f' .l l!illl ld1.1111 11 I I \I II 101111 lin 1.()( I( I 78 ,., ~~ 72 San F ranPI SCo San Dieg o Houston 6J 73 46.1 15 Alla nla 70 67 ljl~ "' ''" 62 7'> 45.1 J61ry 56 Hl 409 22 1ry Tlruf'Hda)"8 n>sull11 St louis 4, Mont r'!:'al 2 S.an Fra nci sco 6, Cinc innati :L Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 Pit tsburgh 7 ~iW York I San Diego 3, Houstoo 0, 10 Inn Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 0 Frldl)' 'll games Louis ~Tt'Wksbury 9 5) at Chicago (Maddux 12-12), 2. 20 p m New York (Cone 1J.7) at PhUa delphia (Rurtln6-12), 7l5 pm Mont rea l (Boyd 8-5) at Pit l5 burgh tSmlley 8· 7), 7:35p. m Atlanta (le lbrandt ?.8) at ~an Diego (Whllson 12-7 1, 10:0~ p m Cincinnati (Rljo 11.0) at los Angeles (Ne idlinger 3 1), 10 35 pm Houstoo (Darwin 10-21 at San til r 1n a long match agamst am. doesn ' t thrnk he Becker " Hope fully 1 II keep h1m ou t there <til da1 .' he sa rd . " The longer rt goes the better I 'l l feel about the outcome" Knck stem who never beforr had won a set fl om BeckPr m folJI previous meetings. look l he rmtlatrv e In the ope mng sci with service b1eaks 1n lh r tourlh and (Sc•e OPEN on Page ~I P! Plra sa nl at CtJ I Iipol!s Port.11mouth Jl C1 rc·nu[J DeS o~les at Logan Parkrrsburg at M.11 iPIId Wa vP rly at Athen s Warren I.oral Jt F'nrt F1 VP C1rc lrv lllf' at Jarkso Jl The Meigs Marauder vo lleyball team continu ed lis unbeaten ways; Thursday night with a victory over Trimb le. With the win the Marauders go to S-0 on the season and 4-0 Ill the TVC. , Th e Tomca ts came out or the bl oc k s fast by down1ng th e hosl M araud er s 15-llln the first game. Gut Meigs ran away with it in ,tbe rtn al two matches, wlnnrng 15·4 and 15 2. , Amy Wa gn er led the way fro Mc 1gs with 13 pom ts and five assiS ts,: Trlria Baer added nine point s, Chrrssy Weav er eight. Kelly Smith.. three points and erght k1lls. Jennrfer Taylor three points and SIX, assists, Jodi Tillis and Ki m H annrng two point s each, and Wara Humphreys one point The Marauder reserve leam kept pa ce with the varslfy with" 6-0, r ecord and a 4-0 mark 1<1 the TVC with a 15-4 and 15·0 victory over. Tr imbl e Meigs will travel 10 Wellston on Monday night a nd return hom e to host Belpre on Tu es day night. wrth both ma tc hes gett ing under way at. 5·55pm . · Lancers beat Eagles- The Eastern volleyball t eam has been domg well l atel y. win ning games over Southern and Hannan Trace, plus. dropping one In three sets to Federal Hocking , There are 10 g<rls on !he vars ity squad. coached by l'ight year; vpt eran coach Pa m Douthitt The th ree sp nlors on this year's squa4, arp Toby Hill. Ed na Drigg s and Lorne B"ker Four juniors; L ee Cillila n .. Tabby Phillips. Amy Well and Jenny Deem. and three ; sophomore s. Stepha niP Olio, C<trril' Morri ssey and Shelly Metzger.. round out !hP sqqad Hill. Driggs. Rokl' l Crll!lan. Phillips . Wel i.OitoanciMonrs sey <tr<' \('tfcr winner ~ Ex chan gP stud e nl Danrcla Wehmeyer, Chnstinc Schultz , Shcrd 1 Smilh. Mar llyn Kibble . Ja rme Wilson. Kathy Bernard, Wendy Raeh .. An1I.J C<J lawa y and PPnny Adker m<Jke up the reserve squarL A t Tupper s .Plarns aga inst FedL•ral Hocking, E HS lost 5 15, Pul wnn, <I Hi 14 na!l-bitrr m thP second game. before narrowly bowing 13·1!1 In the fina le . , .r• Teresa H1nc s and Suea M1dkrtf lwd th.e wmners with II pornt s,, Misly Bentley, had fi\e. Jeni P1e1son 9. Mary Maxwell3. and Beth Morgan o For Eastl't n 011ggs and Hi l l each had seven. Tabby Phillips b. Mornssey 5. Lee Crll1lan ~'·Otto thrf'e, Well and M('tzger one roch. SP1 vlng wr se Gi lilian was 8 for 9 wtl h one ace. Dn ggs 8-11. Phillips. 10 wrl h 1wo ares Monissey C>-6 and one ace, Baker2-3. and Otto 4 J . Cillilan had three kills in an K 10 spikmg n1ght. Drrggs wa s a perfec t 2 2. Wcil2 .1. Otto 2 5. and H1ll 4 7 with two kill s In the sellmg dept Gillilan was 10 for 18 and D nggs II lli. '· IO<tsler n Is tdle unti l September 10 when I hey resume play" rlh d. home game aga inst Ohio Valley ChnsUan (T ho Meigs story was written hy Sentinel com•spondenl Dav•• ~ Harris, and the Eastern story was written by Sentinel corrrspondent, Senti Wolfe) Nplsonvrlle York at Mr• tKS Coa l Grovr at WhrPIPr ..;bur~ F eder al Hocking al Mrlll'r Trlmb lc at Well ston Belpre at Vtnfon Count\ Eastrr n at \o\ dhamd SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 "'ROu"'CKSON "" n J5 WEST tz~s $2J5 BIIRC.AJN 11AWI1 [ ~ ~A'URDAV & SUNDAY BARGAIN NIGH ! TU ESDAY ([((E PT "GHOSt·) Hannan Trc~cr Jt 1--'Ltlrview . 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In • lldk .tS s t~n f' cl ~oallf'ndlng t lght t•o,trh S<:.llU\ WH', rw "'' ln ~:<rr Cdmonrn1 HP.~eh1-d dlo:l"t't' mrnt wllh k:.1ns.1s fit) of ln ter na t to nal HockPv LpagiJ(' on working rPlallonshJp 101 19!Ki t9!11 Sf-'asoo Los Angelrs Kl nJ:ls- l'rad«<lefl win~ Crulg DUnPA nson l o thr M!nl'I('SO!a No11 1t S 1.1rs lor gml Los Angelcs ~rogr w ill Meigs tops Trimble to go 6-0; Federal Hocking beats Easter~ loin ''" 574 "116 l'-'<.t lllt~l PrPs lf"1· ,., two yea r s In a ilgoiOus cond1 ti on- •ng GILL !LAN SERVES- Led by the serving of Eastern server Lee : Gillilan, the Eastern Eagles won the third game of Thursdat." night's volleyball match to defeat the vlsltlngSoulhernTornadoea. ' Eastern won 15-8, lost 4-15, but won the nightcap 15-4 to clalrtl the ''· win and the mat<• h. Gillilan led Eastern with 15 serving poln.ts. 1. Svmmrs VL~IIP\ c~t C'hf'sap('.:~kr ( (}[tl 'jt I' Vltlrrll olll"dO! - 1 \~ 72 471 lb 1,-J o1 71 46J 1i !,J b1 75 45 l w.,. \rt!\,111'(\ Sp,!lll(• - ,\nntl.lnl t'(l pl!t ttt'l' llr \.111 llolr r1trt tnd (,pm•f lal 11~ 11lll nll"~ I f'" I " ' '' ,111n "llh mjurtt'' to I yf',u , "His powrr grounds trok es besl in lhe world· sa rd Che1 kd sov. 'He\,.\. as too good, hP was Tonight's games J:, IIIH'" T ransart ions [~ 1s tu n - S l ~ tH·d HI 56 591 ;q 10 1', tll 11.11 f.rll \\'1lll.un' MOnlr'f'al ·~ II l'III.,IJUtl!h n1gl!l 11 \rn 1)11'1-: 11 ttl).!ltl I tru 1nn.i11 II 1,, ,\ng, I> ' rllf!lll \\ n niH ' Df'trnll - WL rr1 . GR service games t o h1s t roub les with a doub le fault 1 \tlo~ n l.l Chicago at To ron1 o T1•am Pittsburgh Nrw YoJi.;. brok e the Sovi et rn H out of 13 sLxth ~ames Becker con tnbu ted Sl I •lUI\ II l htl'd):!IJ 1\ ,,u..,I>VI ,d \ dn I r.Hlt' l"-'' jtuNI l'liATIONAL I.EALa JE Ell.'41 from Las Vegas. NPv Chrt ka sov. al so '20, rould not k('('p Agasst bPhind the basel tn t' (j nd thP AmPtlc;uJ atta ckL•tl Lit every opor tunrt y As a rf'su lt. he pi (' SS UI C On " Ag.r ssl. ~> ho ha s spent th e pa st Se61lle at Boston at MtnnP ~Ila Ca lifornia ,11 BalllrnO!P nrghl OnkiHnd at Nf'w Yort , n1ght Kansas CIIJ .JI TPxas nl~ht Dt·lmll .JI MIIY.aukPr night age hrm ... said thf' 10 ye.rr old ctlwa:v s QUI CkPr and put morr l 'h r• 'llt'-'i - F'rtdlly ' ~> gan~t·~ Onkland 1Mo on' who hadn't been In that situ(:Jtion before, I wanted to stay disc t· pllned, work hatd and discour nt g hts, lh<' Mf'ts lost a gJnw star t(•d b\ ,r n opposing left;. In '\ r'l\ ) Ioiii ll l'h ii.Hldpllt.l n1gh1 ~ ~~~. ' " 71 •,- - '" i]t, "'"' loH By MARTIN LADER UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK !UP[) - Andre Agass1 oul ·c lassed unseeded Soviet Andrei Cherkasov6-2. 6 2, 6-3 Thursday nrght and earned a US. Open semifina l showdown wi th defending champion Boris Becker. Th e co lorfu l Aga ss r has lost three or his fou r malches wr lh I he We st German. including a live set loss 1n the 1988 Dav1s Cup competiti on after holdrng a two set lead Becker advanced to Satu1 day's semlfrnal v1a a four -set victory ov er ninth seed Aaron Krleksleln The second seed lost rhe first se1 and was down a break In the seco nd before rallying for o :t-6. 6-3. S-2, 6 3 triumph Becker also fell behind 3-0 1n the fourth sel before sweeping the final sr x games Agassr advanced to the Open semifinals for thl' third consecutive year. He said his experience was pari of his strategy against Cherkasov . who had never before reached I he qua1 te cfin<~ l s of a major tourn ament "Being In the quallerlinals of the U.S. Open, p laying someone thr('t' ""' St Nq subscriptions by mail permit ted In aff'Os whcrl' home carrier serv lcr Is scored v. hen l eft frrlder Braggs dropped Cl drk' s 111 Bedros t.rn Jnd Butler s1 n~lPd horne run s 111 the eig h th I n ot her Natio n"! League games. Prltsburgh beat Ne~> York 7-l ChtC<tgo downed Phila de lphia 'i-1. St. LOUIS beat Mont real ~ 1. S,m Drego blanked Hou ston .1-0 rn 10 rnnrngs and Lo ' Fl dmlsco i!luJkE'II Majors c h an~ POS'!MA.''\'I LH Sl• nd a dctrPS<; 10 Th{' !)Ally St>ntinel, Ul Cou11 St. gt•r v' s groundout ,tnd Scoreboard ... !'unl!'t ov (lh lo 457b'l Ph 992 215b Sr (ond c l ,t~~ ~-t us t.tl{! ' paid at Purnl'to>, i11l n i n thr seve nt h Pmch hitter Ernest Rrles led o!f wrth a wa l k and was torcPd by Butler. Butler mowd l o second on M1kc Kin 1 un = =---· ·- ('l('\'l'land th 1 ough l'licl,l\ Ill lour! Sl Po mrtuv Oh lo In Ihe Ohi O VaiiL''>' PuU. C worst flnandal scandal in Amerl The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Agass~ Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday, September 7, 1990 Liquor industry fights taxes The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio te-nder Danlrl Ber rhlaumt• Mln nPsOia - Trad «l left wlngPI llavp Ma cK ey 10 Van('OU\>,1 f 01 fulun:> consldL>ratlons tradf-'d ~oal trn de r Dante! W. rthlaurm t o Lo~ An~eles for lf' fl Y..lnge>r C1dig Dunc ans on, tmdfff Dunc anson to Wlnn lpe~ lor ce nlt'l B11an Hunt MontiY'nl - Sl.IV'l('d t.lefen~· man Jf•au lat'qUt>S Da l g1wault a nd \f>f'l wr Charles Poulin New .Je r sey - TradEII fo~11nl Boll Brooke to W!nn!JX>g ror centL•r Laurie Bosl'hman NY Rangers - Signed rlghl winger Chrts Cichocki Soccer Salurday's college games I· · ~~L~ ~aJ urd 1~\ S! pi r ,,h1u OhioStu t1· 1\< " lln~o: (, "~•'n al \ ~ lrl:l niH r ,., II ti n< l nlllillut ( , nt rnl 'tll j hl,ll'!ln n r uuul T" l"do 1\o·o t Sl!lll' 111 Mt lllltl td i ~M>r t o l l' al ul \ u uo ,;~ t """ 'il: .t11 to r,;~ Sl!l(" I ~lt. hi al 1hhlun d llul tl\oln " •lllu >' 111 Wlltl'nh..rt~: ll>lh iiiH (" \aJ .11 ( lp.!ll \ !lrlltn t\11, h ! l t lllddi• lllf' r~ Ill rum .ol !lhlo "-• ~lryHn H 11 tnr> It( I<> lm I 11r rn/1 'lu ii'!UI IIIJ\Irnu l :\'ll•hl \1tn111tl nl<>n 111 t rhunu ""fl~ll r ,~o~ \lu ~kln,ll'\tm Ul l11 1 , 'lh h1 111 Oh In 'lin rthrrn K••nvor1 111 OUPrhl'in t n1 lt.·~o IH ·n~nn lt1H h>""'-' r IN\ , 111 I Ml' r>> \llll"n ( Ml 1 hi lt I fhl••l 11',,1 "' 4•l•••rlln ll~now r rlnd,al Rlufftrm ill'fiiUU I' 111 ,\ndl 'f'>()IJ ( Jn1l1 .. (ndlll) 111 (, "~'~ mnt IK, • M<1unl Sl lo ~.-p h a l Ro~WIIntman lind ) Wlo;c' St• \I 1'1~ l'olnl 111 Tlflln "llrntn11 on n! I amphrll!ni lk I 1\ ) I n - nl ,hi , lllllr Olymp!que de Mar sc lllf' !France) - Signed Franz Becken bauer to 2-year cont j t as R; eneral technica l dll'l'clor US Soccer Federation - An nooncro mldfleld er-detender Paul Caligiuri signed wtth FC Hansa Ro!tock (Ea!tGennany ). 2oR.....roo 1980 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR ...... 1800 Low miles. A lot of car. 1983 MER C. LYNX 4 DR •..•••••• S1 500 Auto., A/C. Runs good. 1983 PLYM. GRAN FURY ...••••• SJ700 4 DR . V-B. A / C. Nice car . FIRE ARMS & 1978 MERC. COUGAR XR7 ••••• S1400 AMMUNITION FOR 1979 CHEV. MONTE CARLO •••• i1400 SALE FOR SQUIRREL SEASON Business Hours: 9 am-9 pm Dallas- Signed fof'VIard Ta tu to 1 }'l'ar co nt rac t 1,!s3,.~L!f:1~, ~~~~~ CARPENTER'S GUN and AMMO 992-2034 911 llyl. St., liWdltport, Oh. Looks and runs great. Cold air. V-6 . Looks and runs good. 1980 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR•... S119S:. V-6. A lot of car for the money. MAll DAVIS, OWNII ·-.. lUll SEAILES, SALESMAN MONDAY thru THURSDAY 9:30-5 :30 : FRIOAY 9:30-6 :00: SATURDAY 9 D0-1:00' j 1 ~----~~~~------------~~ Mark's Auto Sales, Inc. \ 992-3011 605 General Hartinger Parkway Middleport, Ohio 45 760 • OM· ~ ·-· �Friday, September 7, 1990 By The Bend Indians defeat Tigers 6-0 on Maldonado's three-run shot FINISHES GOOD SEASON- Tlte McDonald's sponsored 5r of brothers Scott and Bryan WoUe has completed a good season In 1990, as this year's Henderson, W.Va., car was badly damaged last week, but is ex peeled to be at the Skyline oval tonight lor the Valvollne "Say No to Drugs" race. The main man In the pits for the Wolle team Is .Jason Quillen, while other crewmen are Jim O'Brien, Max Hill, Mitch and Jeff Bable, and Ray Lauderrnlll. Besides McDonald's, Whaley's Auto Parll<, O'Brien Produce, Eber's Gull in Racine, /\dams Farms , Twin City Machine and Precision racing comes to a close. Bryan Wolfe, s hown next to his car, has been running the car at Skyline Speedway near Stewart, while Scott ha.' taken his turn at the wheel at Jackson County Speedway in ltlpley, W.Va. Last week Bryan linbhed fourth in the tale model division. Meanwhile, despit .. missing a couple early season ra.ct.'S ut J1tck..oson .1\utomot1ve are sponsors. The team races at County and some mid season rae"' hy Bryan al other tracks, Seoll linished seven th in ov .. rall points. The McDonald's of Gallipolis llnd Skyline, Jackson and Tyler Counties In West Virginia, Ohio Valley and KC Raceway In ( 'hlllicothe. ENJOYS GOOD YEAR - Racint•'s L<•c F loyd, Traction VIdeos. The car Is a Howe Ch assis powered by a 406-cu, ln. alcohol-burning Chev rolet buill by Dave Shain. Floyd expects to race at Skyline Speedway's ",Just Say No to Drugs" race tonight before preparing lor the upcoming and nationally known Harvest 50 on September 21. That race pays $2,000 to win for Late Models. despite missing some of thl• st•a."tun du1• to work commitments has enjoye d a goud .fl'ar in thP sem l-latt• model division at ttw loc ·al radng circuits. The racer is sponsored h.) Etwr's (;ulf and Lotto in Racine, Bank."i fonstr uction, 'l'oro \\ht•t.•l Horse Tractors, Baurn Lumhc·r and ~.~. ~}J~fl .. , _'_r_·n_n_r_ir_H_"'_d_f_r_,_n_,_l'_a~g~r·_._l•________________________________________ on brC'ak point of thf> s1x th g<Hnt'. BC'c ker mana ge-d to brt>ak unlv in thf' f if th gamP and Kr ick c; h·i·n served out the set. yteldmg a sing iP point on hi s fin al tw u sPrvieP gamr" . Kricks te in , who lost to HPr kt•t in tilL• spm!flnals of last vr<~ r · ~ Optln, brukP sPrv! cf' to start tht· second ser and held at 1.7 to go up 2 11 . "He had 3-6 and0·2, Jnd 1s c~trll ha H' to st art to pla y ... BPckf' r rPeallr d la tr r . '' At thrf' nd hf'w.t ."> rin'd. hr hoc! no r nrrgy a nct tw . Co uld n't go down for rh~ <;hot s. ' "/\ b t' S!·Of fi\"(' m <t kh go 0s · o1.-Pr ;1 co uplP of h ou r ~ . You lo Sf' I hP f i r s r <;pt . y o u·r r not out of 11 . J ho pt' 1 f'dn krr p mv mind ;1nd tn to frght P\'(' r y point ... · I n the word s of an adm inng KrwkstPin . RPckrr "'ra ised hi s g<.mu· In ,1 htg hf'!" !c\·p]" a t thi !=i potnl · "li P gan· me P \ rr y opportun · it y to i)['a t him, hut I didn ' t ta k P ad\"an togf', " l{ nc kstein sa id " You k now tH' s tough on bi g potnts . ll e·s " big porn! p la yer, and .\ 'Ou h a~· r· to tJ ke adva n tage NL games ... tw u SPI S "Wh pn \'O t! comt· bark Ill <.;O mam rnc~tdtP <; l1kr he ., donr. lu·· ;., prnlJLtbh ); nt dl l thf' cDnfi (h-Il er 111 th1· wn1ld Ht' thtnks hr t' ,tn \\"lfl !' \.' !'fl wht·n hf··s not p ldyin ~ hr c; lw" t .. Tr<lillng ~ 0. BPckrr won thP nf'xt fl\·r g anu•s and Ptght of n1nr. ca rT yl ng him to 2 (I 111 thr third St' l . A ft t• r Kr1cks H· 1n squ and r rrd four hrrrtk point s 1n thf• four th gam (' Hl·ckP t b ro kP Jg ai n mthf' fifth and tuok thr -..r t P a ~!l\" l{ r tr kslf'in '\J ill lud d goOO c han ( P t11 pul lt '\ "Pn. j umpt ng to a :~ - 0 kad in l tu · fourth sf·l . Hf' hro kr Ill ti H· C., l' l'O ilCI gam r ell :m whrn Brd:f't 'i l'llt a bJ ckhancl voll ey out But K1ick "t(' l n couldn ' t wtn anothf'r gd lll f', whilr Brckrr appP.:t n•d rn gPt strongrr . "I rlidn' l play mv best by an y mPan s... -;;lid J<ri c k<;f r m. 2:l. · 'I m iss f'd sorr H' '> hots ancl al l of a surldPn . I " t<~rt r d los ing mv co nfi tll'nl' i ' ami h( • started sPr~ ing bei! Pr ·· rContmued from Pagr.:t , son "d id ··wp havr to score runs. We'vp only scorrd two runs In fQur g.J m r~. and .vou c an ' t wi n ton rnanv gamrs that wav . I t w.l '> rhr f irst timP.Ih f' P ira tes GW('pt <r rt1rrP-game seriPs from the M ets at home since S<•ptembf' t . l~JIH Tilt' victory boostf'd l hP P tra tf's" lcadover thP M c ts to .P-2 gamrs tfl thl' Nat ional League Ea st Tllf' tpams play ~pch o th Pr fi \ r n w rrt im Ps , twlcP next WPt'k tn NPw Y ork iind thre r in Pitt sbu r gh to clo ..;e the season "W r go into .r shell when a (eff.h andrr lilt nws, ' said New Yor k ·s Howard Johnson . " It 's like that with most clu bs, Pspr•cta lty clubs tha i have a lot of swlt c h·lll tiers "We lost three ft' s not over and we gn on to P hilade l phi a and play nu r game there. We're not going to let this affect us In any way . I really believe we' rP going to w in this thing ." 1'nmi In , 2-2, rettred the fi r st 1l bat lcrs before Tom Herr reached on an error by shortstop Jay Bell In the fourth . He struck out six and walked none. Julio Valera, J.l, took the loss In only his seco nd major - l eague appearance. : ·1 know I can throw strikes . " said Tomlin, who completed his seeond ga me si nce being rectflled from Harrisburg of the Class Double- A Eastern League laSt m on th. " I' m r onfi rtf'nl lr ;111 do it . " [knew if I kep t pi td ting well things would come around .·· ' Cubs 5, PhiiUes 2 At Phtladelphta, Mark Grace and Jerome Walton knocked in ' nf ltH ' oppor t unit i r ~ . Jf I pl av rd \\" f• ll l had d gnod c ham·<' to go up tw o runs ap iece, l eadi ng Ch r raga Jose Nunt' z, 1-6, broke a pPrsonal six ·gamP lostng str f•ak as he bea t the Phillies for tlw sPcond tim e thi s sr as on . Mit c h William s worked two and on P third innings fo r h is 14th s.wr• .J aso n Grimsley , I 1. took thf' loss. Cardinals 4, Expos t At St. Louis, Ray Lanklmrl and f el ix .J ose bel ted solo honlf' ru ns. leading the Ca rdmals 111 " g.t mr• pl.1yed In IOO·degree heat Kf'n Da y l ey, 4·2, pitched three score· lr ss rel ief Innings for I he victor v .John Tudor. a f1 er 1:2:-1 ('<tt C' f'l starts for St. LoU!s , rPllr vPd for the first lime with t he Cardinal s Padres 3, Astro~ tl ( 10 Inn.) At San Diego, Blp Robe r ts bP itrd a thrrf' r un homl'r wi th two outs In the JIJth i nning to lift the Padres . Greg Harris , R 7, pltchPd two Innings of one ·hlt rPl tef against tht• Astros , who have the worst road record In thP majors at 22 -47 . Brian Meyer, 0-1, surrf' ndPrrd Roberts homer and took the loss. Dodgers 5, Braves 0 A t Los A ngeles , rookie Mike Hartley spun a three-hit shutout and Eddie Murray slugged a three-ru n homer, allowing the Dodger s snap a l hree-game losing streak and move to wtlhln ~ 14 gamPs ofCinclnnati In th eNL '" ' 1'.1 ''1~"\ . fi:'. making his ! Jit ll rna tur ·l eag ue start, recorded his fir st career shutout Braves rookie sta rter Paul M arak, 0 I , suffered his first career de feat Bec ker , who generally p la ys a re ck1f'SS, d an ' df'vil style. wa s morr contained on the hard coun s of the Nationa l Trnnls Center, eng;rg ing Kricksteln i n manv i on~ baseline ral li es ' He was playing deep and I had to wait," said BPckrr. who ventured to the nrt 4;, trmrs . winnin g 2R of t he points . Krl c kstPin said Becker s s lr.t tegy co nfused him . ·'I t hought he'd ser vP and vo llry more. he 0xp lamrd. · That de! init PI)· threw me off a lit ti e bit. I should wan t that i f I'm ~o ing to br at h1m ... Becker delivered 10 acPs but a lso he~d Sf'VPn doublr fault s in the 2 hour and .1ti minute match . In th e other se mifinal Sa tur · day, unsredrd .John McEn r oe, a four ·tlme Open c ham pion, wilt plav 12th seed PPtP Sampras . Th e v..omrn 's srm1f! nals arr sc heduled l ot Friday with Steffl Graf, thr two·t i me dl'fPnding champio n and No 1 seed, playing No . 6 Ar(tnlxa Sa ncht'Z V icari o ancl N o. :. Ct.thr iP!a Sabatini opposing No ~ Mary .Joe Fr rn a nde< . ThP Au stral tan l!·am of Ellza · beth Smy l ie and Todd Wood · llr idge won thr mixed doubles c hamptons htp with a 6-4, 6·2 victory ovrr Natal ia Zvrreva of t he Soviet Un ron and Ca tl fq rni an .ltm Pug h. Sm y lie and Woodbridg e, seeded eighth , did not drop a set in ftve matches Th e o nly other tram to swPf'p to thp mlxed doubles l i l tr wi tho ut the loss of a srt during the open pr a wa s Margaret Cou r t and Martv H lrsspn in 1969, and th Py thrlr first two matches bv default . 'i'hf' wi nners share $42500 and tltr lusprs divide $20,000 . won -Sports briefsTennis Austrian T homas MustPr and Yugos lav Co ran Iva nlsevic will be the top seeds In the $300,000 Bordea ux Passing Shot tennis tournament that begi ns Monday In addition to the prize money, the wlnner will receive 1,990 bot Ues of Bordeaux wine from the current year's harves t, fol· lowi ng a tradition at t he tournament. Wrestling Royce Alger remains unbeaten in the double ellmln allon World Cha mpi ons hips of F reesty le Wrestling In J apa n. Losing their first m atc h but rebcundlng with two wins were Cory BazeandJoe Melchlore. Kirk Trost rebounded from an opening round double dtsqualtflcatlon with a victory, Nate Carr won his first two matches then was defeated. Five ot her Americans begin Friday. By RICHi\RD L, SHOOK UPI Sports Writer DETROIT (UP ! ) - I t was a case of too much Candy f or the Detroit Tigers. And too much rain . Candy Maldonado hit a three-ru n home run and drew two bases -loaded walks Thursday n l~ ht wh ile Tom Ca ndiottl pitched a seven·hll shu tou t to give the Cleveland Indians a 6-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers In a game shortened to six innings by ra in. Pl ay was hailed before the lndtans batted in the top of the sixth and was finally called afl er a 61 -minute wa l t , a minut e over the required minimum for a rain delay. Th e game was rescheduled from an i\ug. 26 ra lnou t. At the time the game was ca lled, Wayn e Coun ty, where Tiger Stadium i s located, was und er a tornado wa r nin g. A tornado was sig ht ed on thL• western edge of th e county, some 15 miles from t he stadi um . Cand lotti won for the first time in Tiger St ad ium after losses In his previous four decisions despit e giving up thre e hits In the first tnnlng and two In the fifth. ''I've had some weird stuff happen to me In this park, " Ca ndlotti said. "There was th e game where I took a no· hitter Into the eighth and los t 2·1 "An d ear lier this season Jack Morri s, who had been plichlng terribly, pitched a gem and beat me .1-0. I think he'd walked nine batters in h ts previous start aga inst us and th is time h e didn' t walk anybcdy and struck out like 10 ." Bu t Candlotti, !nO, go t some breaks th is time He was saved In the first because th e Indian s turned a double play after the first hit. He caugh t another break when Cecil I F'l eld cr bo unced a towering ground rule double int o the stands In rig ht center Tiger Stad ium gr ou nd rul es required Alan Trammell, who had singled, to return to thi rd . Ll oyd Moseby flied out to r nd the thrPa t Randy Nosek, who had struggl ed pa st wildness to win hi s first major league game In hi.s las t start, wa l ked the only fou r batters hr fac ed an cl wa s removed fr om tlw game . No sek, 1· 1, threw 211 pitches wi th only four being strike s " I t's a giveaway, " Det roll manage r Spa rky Ander son sa1d . " I t makes a gu v angry insidr You 're t hrowing 1nsidr. o utsidr. o n t h(' gr ound . It' s Irritating . "Wa lks ar e 11w hardest part to takf' You atn "t got no ch ancP to do nothing . You'vr g ot to mak( · them put thP ball in play Thrn vou at !Pa st hrn 1· <I chance. " Maldonado wa.lkrd on a 3 2 pit ch to forrr in H1t' first run and San dy i\lomar hit a sac rlflr e flv 10 lrft off r£'Jl('ver Sl!~vl' St.'arcv to g ivf' C l rvr l fl~d ;t 2·0 lead . Searc.v ga v P up a sing It' to Alf' .l\ Co if'. w ho _ q o lr two basrs 111 thr gamr to t1c thr Indi ans' r ook ir record of 26 in a srason, and a s ing lr to .J rrr.v Brow ne wit h onP out in the srcond Th e two workPd a doublr s tea l, Chris .f<J nws was wa lked inten tionally itnd Maldon ado wa lkrd on a .1·1 pi tch to hikr l' ll'v<'l and ' s lead to :1.0. tha t wa s ;li l they wt.'l r going to gf't . Sure enough. it was ' ''!'his givrs us some bo os 1 for th e la st few weeks in thE> sPas on," addf•d Huson. one of those on basr wi1Pn SiPn a hit his g1and slam in the first Inning. " We haven ' t ilf'en hitting the ball lik e we should have bePn." Maybr so, but Wi l l. l :'i ·H. \\>as his usual se lf. Witt is 12 -0 i n hi s last 14 startsbeg-lnningJune28. Hi s last loss cam e Junr 17 at Seat tie . Witt ec lipsed the c lub record win ning strea k set by fergu son .J enkms, wh o w on II in a row spanning 197ln9 " I t' s fun to pi le h and win I t ke this, " Wit I said . "I felt a litllr out of sy nc mrch ,m tcal ly , but overall! f el t st rong ." Witt went seven inn ings and stru c k out eight to tte Nolan Ry an wit h IR9 strtk e<Jut s on th e seasonsrcond brhind Rogrr C' lrr'm('n s in thr Amer ican League . WiW s win stre ak is the longest in the maJOrs sinct' Rogrr Clrmrn s · 14 -gamr win streak in 19H6. It ts thr• JRIIl time in Am erican League h tstory a pi1chPr hd s won 1'2 or mor(' straight and thp SIXth !imP in lhf' IdS I ][) S('JS OnS Chris Cod irolt. Il-l. to ok thr loss. He was bombed fa t f tvr hits and four r uns tn th r first m ning. Hu son opl'ned the frrst with a single, Julio Fran co si ngled to n •ntt 'r . and Rafa r l Palmriro wa l ked to loa d th1 · b as('s for Stf•rra. who hit his l hth homn of the v<•a r "Wf' Psr apf'd \~ 1th t wo lnntng s wor th of zr r~s t when T pxa s cl tdn "t sro rr l ... Kan sas City managr r .J ohn Wathan said "T hf'r r 's not much e!Sf' to talk <ll>out wh r n t11 ;tt happens to your !Pam · Trxa s addrd r un s 111 ttw sr co nd thu·d. fourth . tv:trr in thr thr s1xth and th r<'f' morP lim Ps i n thr ..;rvrnth on Fran co · ~ thrPP·run homr run his r tghth of thr y f' a r Trxa s co llrctrd 17 hit.c; 111 thr ):!"am P. i\ngl'ls 12, Yank<•t•s 6 ( II Inn,) - A I Ne~; Yo r k DantP Ri ch('ltr ti Pd th r ga mf~ in thP ninth inn1n g with <t homr tu n ;tnct tri ggPrPri a six run 11th innin g 11 it h an Hfll double. Bob McCl ure. I II. Pnt Prrd i n I hP Hi t h .t nd pic kPd up hi s fir st wi n si ncP Sf'ptr m iJPI 1'!. I ~I Wl L !'t ' ( ;u, •t trrman . ~~ ~ . took thP loss .GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. PomerOY. OH . S•rlnt & SaMilltr Houu MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A .M. ·5 P.M. SAT, 9 A ,M,· 1 P.M. CLOSED MONOAYS ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM Forem an. rhr formt' r cham jJIOn , is n fl With 2f knocko ut s sincf' tu s J't' tu r n to boxing mon· than thrf'(' vr ar s ago nut. thrrr an• somf' who bPi lC'Vf' thP 4'2 _v f' ar old F or r ma n r.c., no Jon gf'r ;r champ io ns hip c alibr •r frght f'r Douglas is not o nf' of IIJO:-,r ""Th is i s a diffprr nt Forrm .rn now lhiln hr w; t s whe n hf• w .1 s tn ht s primr ... Doug Ia" sard " Hark th r n. ht· \\·as tal\'nt (• d but hi' fought nff ju st nm pnwpr Nm\ . hf'' s puttin g punchPs hJgPthl·r ir1 combinati ons It uspd to b!• ju sr onf' tm: shot d t , 1 ltm r· " Hr• s onh thin g yo u c an do in nw case 1" to go .r l lnt ' dl Th !• ilffpr IIH' m.tn no v, hf'fo r( · h( • g1'1" rv f'n bf't tl'r " Fir st. ilUWI ' \ ' Pl" . nnu ):! lil ~ nlU \1 gf't pa st Holyfi C'Id . who g, J \ "1' up hi s uml is pu trd ( t uisf•t Wf' l):.! h! r h.tmpinn . ; hip f or a sho t ,11 th P hP<J vywrig ht lti! P Odd sm akf'l c., h.t vf' Pstabli.s hr d ll o ld lf'ld ctn l'dll _v n ~ fa voritf' . ' 'On ct• r t ~clill, it's go ing t() lh' <tnothr1· upsrt ," sa tel lhP rhdlll pion. who wa s an nvrrw llPinlln~: und('rdog 111 h1.s f ight dg;li n ~ t T yson . · '!t ·, J.;o ing to br anntht•r hl ". tor v m clkf'r ! know .til ;d)I'Jtlt h ts to r.v II w;t ". onr of m.v fa vorit1• subj r cts in hrg h sc hoo l. · ., could ha v!• foug ht o.; onwo rw r iS< ', but whr lfe ·s lll o lvf ield 1 th P bf"~ t out tht ·n '. -'>O gn .t f lc r th f• bps r .. Do ugla s. wh os1 • LJ <; t loss W<l " hy a lllth r ounrl TKO to To n; Tu c ker In M ay, t YX<, in an 1BF h rar y wet~ht tIt IP huu t, descr ibr s Hol yfield as ··a came leon." "Il l' ( llo lvftrld 1 can romP at vou a coupl e of diffPrrnt ways," Dougla s sa lei · 'Hr 's .1 rr;.tflil'r ho xrr 1than T vs ont . M1kr is ct ltt tlr mon' Oll('·dinlPnsional. " E \' .tnd Pr srt •m s tn lw pretty d ura tllf'. 1ou. '>O it' s J pos si bil it v it w 1!1 go thr d tst ann• Ru t I'm htltln g pr ct tv h.1rrl nuw M os t l tkt> !\ it wrll go r ight ur ninP round s · · J\ l thougli Dou g l.rs ' $24 mtllt on pur ">P .tg.ttn st !fol v f iC'Id will be a l l't o rd. h1• la gs fi.tl bPhlnd Tyson .tiH I Sug.tr Rrtv LPonard tn •>utsirl!• rntlor '- !'rnl' lll s " If it hll pJwn ..;. it happpn s ." hp c; ;tid of po ss rhk inrrra ~ rd ou! r1f r !n g l f'Vt'llUP · ·If it d(}(lsn·t. it doc•s n't l"rn ~Ail l in g to m akr m v rrHHH' \' t hP hr1n l wav- going int O IIH' 1ing and Parnin g lt . I" m no! U'-.Pd to J nvonr g i v ing mr anv th ing ~o. tiH•n • has n' t a nythi~ g r·h;tng l'd Hut , I !hmk dftrr t his fig ht , it co uld be a lot dtffrrent." TIH' c lw mpion f eels he wil l " ho ulclt> r thf' mo st p r Ps surr ln !h {' ll o l.l f tclrl f tght, although i n h rs own mind hr has nothing to pi' OVI ' " I cion t h:1VP anvthtng tnprovP 1·m tllf' hPav,v'W·t'lght c hamp1nn. · lw -;,t lrl . " But . I fl~t·l tht • prrssurt1 s nn nw brf'ausc I rl td wi n the tllle unPxppctcdl y ;-.io \~. l 'V(' r vhmly\ w aiting to sPr how I rf'a rt wtJPn I ddrnd it " Doug las . who will tu eontinur to m akP Co lumbus hi~ home, said tw had plans to break grou nd ror 1111' Lu Ia Dou gla s you th cen ter , a r f'crra ti on.1 1 anU educationa l fa· cillt y for disadvantaged you ths, shortly after lhP Holyf ield fight IJPcau sf' H&R Block Offers Income Tax Course In Pomeroy Thou sands of people learn how to prPpare in comPfax rPturn ~ from H&R Block and then ear n monpy as In come t ax preparers . H&R Block , thr world 's l argest Income tax prep arat ion serv ice, offer s It s Income Tax Course starling Sept. lOth. Morning, afternoon, even ing and weekend classes are ava il able. Experienced Instructors teach tax l aw, theory and application. Classroom discuss ion and practice problems provide students with a thorough understanding of each lax topic ITwlu dr ti In l hr ('nu r o;;f'. ~ tu · (jpnt s lrarn how ro h<:t ndlP in· creas lngly complex Income tax situations as the cours e pro- gresses. Friday, September 7, 1990 Page-5 Browne doub led wtth two out in the fourth , Chris James walked and Maldonado unloaded his 19th home run to assure th e Indian s only their second win i n 11 games. E l sewhere In the A mNicHn League, Texas bcmbed Kansas City nl, dOd California cl ubbed New York I H in 11 inning s Rangers 12, Ro.vuls I - It appears that whenever the Texas Rangt_•rs nPPd a boost, they receive a healthy do se of Bobby Witfs pitching to get them on track Witt set a club record by winning his 12th straight gamr• Thursday ni ght and RubPn Sierra led an offen SI ve onslaught hy contribu tln g a grand slam, powering th e Rangr•rs to a J2.1 pasting of the Kansas Cit y Roya l s ' 'It gives you t>Xtl a confidpnrr when Bobby !son I he mound, '' Range 1s' IPddofr man .Jeff Huson said. ' 'They got one ru n in I he fir st and you ju st felt Tyson to wait for rematch - Douglas By IOEI'I'E ('AJJDES UPI Sports Writer t ·OLUMBUS, Ohio tUPII Fir st. James "Bu stpr ' " Doug la s took Mlkr Tyson 's IItle Now he want s to makl' him wai t in lint • fur a 1 Pma tch Douglas , schedu lPd to f ight No. 1 con tPndPr E vand(' r Hol vflrld Oct 2 ~ at th P Miragr Hotel in Las Vegas , Sdys h !s spco nd dr fpn.sP of the tit le he won from 1) son last fpbruary In Tokyo would be aga inst aging GPorgf' Foreman Any Tyson fig ht, Dougla s add s, would not come befon· late 1991 or ear ly 1992. "My Initia l d<•ci slon ~a s to fight two more fig ht s," Dougl as sa id. " Beat E vandrr and thrn come ba ck and give a rem at c h to Tyson and brat him . " But , wit h th e trtaland all that. It made me more detcr m tned to sort of pun ish thr former cham pion tTysonJ for the simple fact he and his part y 11n parti cul ar Don King> had tried to take t he tit lr outside the ring thr ough poll! leal maneu,ws and I hings of that nature " I decided that I v.ould hold lh r· title as l ong as I chose So, hr' s tTy son t going l o ha\f· to wail f'VC'n longr r now to grt ,t r rt u! n mat c h." Doug las rna ~ · ha\·r to r Pt ur n to court to carry ou t his plan s. though It is helirvrd part of hts srtt lempnt wtth King wa s an agrrrment from lhr champ ton to make hi s nrxt drfrnst' afll'r Ho lyfie ld agains t Tyson But Dougla s, who will move ht s tra in lng ca mp to lhP Mirage next wrrk, also rnC'ntlo ned No .l rankf'd Canadian Donovan "Ra · zo r " Ruddock as a possible fu lu re contender a head of the No. 2 ranked Ty son. "If Tyson's st ill around, 1 ma y decide t o fight hi m If he's th e mandatory No I co ntender," Douglas sa ld . " I see down the tine For,eman, then th ere's Razor Ruddock and we'll ju st have to see after t ha t how the ratings change." The Daily Sentinel IdPal for pPop lr who wan! to in r rra sf' thf'lr tax knowiPdgf', t hr rours<' tC'achPs student s how to s ave monPy on thPir ta xPs and al so prrparPs them fo r a rf'w ardl ng cari'f'r. The affordabl e ff>f> ln ci urt es textbooks and supplies. Graduates r"""lve Certifi cat es of Achievement and continuing education units ICEU'sl. QualIfied graduates of the course may be offered job Interview s with H&n Block but are under no <Jbllgatlon to accept employment. Those Interested In more Informat ion abou t thr. H&R Block Income Tax Course may contact th e H&R Block office at 618 E. Main St, Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 614992-6674, R('g. lt7P..lfl.OOJfiM RAISED PULPIT In many Lutheran ch urches It Is tradition to hav e a raised pulpit area. St. Jghn Lutheran Church tn Pine Grove hou.•es type qufet c hurch harken to this tradition. John Lutheran Church, Pine Grove, will celebrate till 1501h anniversary on Sunday with a spec ial opeaker and musical presenlalloll'l. Re•. Laura Leach Shreffler Invites tht• puMic to attend service at II a.m. followed by a potluck at noon an d afternoon senice at 1:30 p.m. St. John Lutheran Church, Pine Grove, rurns 150 Sunday JULIE E. DILLON Sentinel News Staff PINE GROVE St. John Lu theran Chur ch, a peaceful country church located In P inl' Grove, will celebrate lis sesqul· centennial, !50th year, on Sunday . The day will begtn with a service · f eaturin g Bishop Ken · neth H. Sauer as guest speaker at II a.m. followed by a potluck dinner . Afternoon services wi ll begin at 1: 30 p.m and wi ll feature perf o rmance s b y member s of the churc h, as well as an old -fash ioned hymn si ng . T he da y wi lt conclude wi th the cu ttin g and se r ving of an annt · ver sary cake and pun ch . Rev . Laura Lea ch Sh r effil' r i nvi tes the public to attend . The church h ad it s beginnings in 1840 when a group of people of Germa n descPnt rongregated together Dunng this beginning the Rev. Paul Henkel preached to the ear ly setllers. In 1842 Rev Wil l iam Le hma nn , a professor at wh at Is now Capital Univer sity, came and preached and baptized some of the children hUpon h is return to the Columbus area he spok e with Rev. William Sihler Consider this The day after a holiday ... By BRIAN J. REED It's never easy to get back from a long weekend, but we're doing our brsI a ren · t we ? An Pxlra day Ia sleep in on ly makes it harder to get up and at 'f'm on Tu es d ~y morn ing . Brenda Morri s. th e Villa gr Cl erk fur Pomeroy, st opped by m y desk last week wi th good th .l ngs to say ahnu t Excels ior Sal t Works and Hubb a rd's Greenh ou se Brenda sa id that those establ is hment s generously dona ted thf' mum s and mulch used r ecen tly In shaping up thf' front la wn at Pomeroy Village Hall And it looks good Mr s. Warr en t Li l lian r Pickens. the long· time Sund av School Secr etary at the Reeds v ltlr Uni ted Methodist Church wa s honorrd Sunday.' fo r her man v y ear s of srrv1 r P 1n that r·apaclty . Lillian has been .rt tha t job slnrl' shr was but a tprnagN. and sine£' she never misses a wPf'k, I am sure rhat shP could tell us so mr 1nt r rrst1ng storif' s. some of them happy and soml' nf thrm .sad . As I sa id to h er on Sunda y . ou r sen'irr woul dn't be thr same wlthout her wer kl y repor t and wr do appreciate her work a lot 1 hope, Li ll ian , tha t you ' ll r on1 lnu e this service fo r manv years to come~ If vou had told me a wppk ago that · I would see a submarlnP headi ng up the Ohio River, I woul d have thought you w ere crazy~ Su re enough, though, r was In attendance at lhe Belleville Locks and Dam when th e 1m pres slve "USS Requin" locked through on Saturday nigh t . I was not alone, etther. Although I haven ' t heard an attr ndan cP f igu rP. I did notin' that thf'y were linPd up for quite a way along t he fence, with ca mer as, re ady for a gl impse Unfortunatel y , 1 didn 't look l ike the are reporter tha t I like to think th at I am, as I didn ' t know abou t th e sub ahead of time and d idn ' t havr my t rus ty rrtm{'ra wt lh mf' The abscnrr of camera , I am afraid, rtld no t go unno ticed by man y of the other people at the locks . I was. tht•rr fun•. n'i ieved when I noticed that o ne ol my better · inf or mpd col l eag ues h ad snappPd a pic! ure for the Mond ay T he churc h showed lis early beginning in mission work In th e minutes of a Sept. 15, 1850 meeting A co llecti on taken r aised $2.25 which was used to as sist a congregatio n In Hunti ngton rn t he building of a church. Althoug h th e sum appears sma l l by today's standards, it was quite a sizeable sum i n those days The fi r st house of worship wa s co mmon property of the Lutheran Congregat ion and of the Protestan t congrega tion and stood near the spot where th e Pine Grove Sc hoolhou se stood One congrega lton would hold services one Sunday, the other would worship the next. If beth held services on the sa m e day then one would worship In t he morning and the ot her In the after noon I n January 1841, 40 acre s of land were purchased from a Mr . Paltmann of Marietta at a price of $150. A plot of this ground wa s used for burial purposes . In March 1855, during the pastorate of Rev. E. Huesemann . It was resolved lo build a parsonage and ch urch with dl · m enslons. 30x22x9 feet and 30x25x1 2 feet r espect ivel y. The log c hurch which was butlt then served as a place of worship unti l 1878 During the pastorate of Rev C. J. Oeh lsch laeger, In IR78, abc ut 37 acres of land were sold to th e Kautz brother s, George and Loui s. for $1.250 25 Thi s money wa s used t o cons truct a nea t 30x40 f rame church edifice, Th is build i ng comm i ttee con slsted of George Kautz, Wenda! Kautz and John Dorst. 11 is located jus t north of location of the old chu rch. Some cons true · lion costs In 1878 Included $48.15 for masonry; $85 for plastering; $7.50 for carpet; and $95 to George E l se lsteln for lumber and finishing . The structure was completed fo r approxtmat ely $1 ,805 25 Things changed over the ye ar s and in 1960 the building became equipped w ith elec t rt c as well as Du ring Na ve the Cow followers wtl l be interes ted to know that al l the nam es submitt ed at the Daily Sentinel office have been submit · t ed t o the judicial committee for rev iew and the subsequent selec tlon of a name. The suspen se Is ju st killing you, Isn't it 7 Ha H ' a good wpek~ C. Taylor, parcel, to Ma r jorie R . Tay lor, Sa lisbu ry. Garnett Adkins Hall, lot 295 . to Wesley M. Whitlatch and De · bcrah A. Whitlatch. Middleport VIllage. 1965 thP wh en the St. Paul Lutheran Chur ch congregation In Pome r oy began buUdlng a new str uct ure. Some ot her im proveme nts over the yrar s inrludP thf' addi tion of insulat ion , aw nings and canop ies, the erectmg of a bul let i n board in memory of the late Dorothy Hamm Michael. loweri ng thr el'll ings . rep la ctng th r r oof. intrrior panrling and new sidrwalks. in sta lling ai r COLONY THEATRE ON£ fVENtN GSHOW 7 30 ADMISSION 11.10 446-091 3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1990 SHRIMP BOAT DINNER .................................. S2. 94 len f1 OlluC<ufent Piem of Goldtrn Shrimp lorvotf with Our Own Homomodtr Cocktail Sauce, Hot Golden Frnh fries. and Cote Slow, Ma<aroni Salad or lokod Boons , SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1990 BAKED SAUSBURY STEAK DINNER ................ S4.79 AGtntrouJ Portion of Our Own Popular laked Srea~ Simmtrtd In A( reamy Mushroom GrGYy, Senod with Moshtd Pototoes ond llomemadt Gra:J, Ha· mec:ooktd GrNn ltans witn Mushrooms S.rwtd with A Hot Iutter RoU . (ofltt, Regular or Dt<ofleinatod, leo or Small Soft Drink , STEAK SANDWICH ALONE ................................... S2.79 HOURS : 10 :00 A .M TO 9 ·30 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK THIS SIGN, which hangs above the door at St. John Lutheran Church, welcomes parishioners each Sunday as II has since its placement in 1878 when the present structure was build. Evangellsch Lutherlsche St. Johannes Kirch e translates to the Evangelical Lutheran SL ,John's Church, Reunion planned Th e annual Moore reunion wi ll ilf' held Sep t . 16 at 12:30 p.m . at th e home of Virgil and Kathryn Wmd on. 1990 LeSABRE LIMITED Stock 12717 4 door, equipped with power seats, power windows, power locks , power an · tenna, electric seat back, recline , trunk roloaso , air , lighted visor mirror. cruise, wire wheel covers, and much mora. Quote of the day By United Press International President Bush, after accept · ing an offer from Sadd am Hus · seln to deliver a broadcast on I raqi television : "Our argument ts not with the people of Iraq , Rather ll's wll h r raq's dictator, who uses Innocent travelers as shield" Rev. Daniel Brewer Missionary to Peru Will Speak At The DISCOUNT $20,611.00 -3,000.00 SALE PRICED $17,611 'Price Includes Dealer Rebate 'Plus Tax and Title Chester Church of the Nazarene SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. Monday, Sept. 10 992-2174 7:00 P.M. Public I& Invited '' and Weekend Speeials IOAIL Guard Against High PriCes Use TIN Ciassifitd Section 19M r hur ch srr ve d two congregations So m ehow, kn owi ng that a job gets done dPspit e my bumbling dops makr me feel better Upon cleaning up my work are a and empt y in g th e many boxt• s co n tainin g recyc l ab le a luminum can s. I am pleased to an nou nce that a l l of the D all y Sentinel st aff has collected ap· pro ximatel y three pounds so far . I ho.pc that our fellow recycl er s ar<' doing , we l l, too. conditioning , new car pet and vi nyl sidi ng, and In 19H:l an addi tion was bu ill which atta r hes to the sld<' of tlw churc h. A firl' dest1·oyed one furnarPof I hr chu rch during the early 1970's and account s relate that in rPality the fram e structurP should havr bee n a total loss but th r fire extingui shed itself and thr church suffered on ly smoke damage. Since 1971. St. John has been par t of a two-point parish with St . Pa ul and the two share a close re lalionshtp b e tween m embers and pa stor . fu maces. iss up . Meigs property transfers James F . Wilt and Delores Will, 0.0990. to Rrlan Will and Susan L. Will, Sali sbu ry , Wendell E . Grate, parcel, to Donna J. Gra te, Sa lisbury. John Wilson Young and Wilma F. Young, 0.838A , to Michael Wilson and Dianna Wilson, Olive . Douglas C. Rees and Phyllts J . Rees, 0.4A, to Douglas C. Rees and Phyllts J. Rees. Racine VIllage. H.L. Whobrey , Sr . and Phyllis Whobrey, 1.803A , to Larry Who· brey Jr. and Jean Whobrey , Salisbury . Lester J . Tay lor and Marjorie abcut com ing to Meigs County to preach . Rev. Slh ler agreed and on Jan. 1, 1844 he preached his first sermon. Since that time there have been 31 pastors at St John. A constit ution was adopted in 1848 which Is still on record. This Is believed to be the fi rst cons titution . In 1850, another c on stitution, governi n g t he cemetery was adopted and the following names signed : Peter Hobstetter, Conr ad Hellmann, Car l Jacob Hauch, George Ka u tz, John Fisc her , Henry Ohlinger , Henry Wolf. John Wer li ng, Pet er Hoffner, Wendal Kau tz, David Werling , Henry Frulth, George Gonder, and Abra ham Kalb i t Is probable that these men were charter members of St. John. The first vestry on record consisted of Heilman, Prlode and Fruit h. 500 East Main Pomeroy, Ohio �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel CDmmunity calendar ~'RIDAY RUTLAND- Revival services will be held at the Rutland Gburch of 1hz Nazarene through Sunday at 7 p.m. each evening at at 10:30 a.m. and 6: )0 p m on Sunday. The Sunrise Quartet will sing Friday evening . CARTHAGE - The Cartilage : Township Festival wIll be held : Friday, Saturday and Sunday at • the Lottrldge Community : <:;!!nter. ROCK SPRINGS- The Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Friday at 7:30p.m. at lhc 'Rock Springs Grange HalL There : will be degree work, Inspection · and judging of the contests In · needlework. Of!lcers are to dress In black and white The Racine · Grange will serve refreshments MIDDLEPORT - There wtll : be fun, fellowship, snacks, and : christian contemporary music videos at the Re jolclng Life Youth Church In Middleport on . Friday from 10 p.m. to midnight following the Meigs ballgame Students grades. 7 12 arc welcome . MIDDLEPORT - There will · be a round and square dance on Frlady at the Old American Legion Hallin Middleport from 8 p m. to midnight. HARRISONVILLE - T he1e will be a weekend meeting Friday through Sunday at 7 :w p.m. nightly at the Harrisonville Holiness Chapel with Rev. Daniel Brown as guest speaker. Wavne Dalton and lamlly will be sing lng Public lnvi ted. SATURDAY HARRISONVILLE- The Har rlso nvllle Athletic Wssoclatlon will sponsor a mens softball tournament on Saturday a nd Su nday. E ntry fee Is $65 and two balls . Call Randy at 742·2303 01 Jimmy at 742 3300 fo1 Information DARWIN - There will be a potluck and cookout on Salurdav at the Southbound park on Route 33 near Darwin sponsored by thl' Modern Woodmen of Amcnra Burlingham Camp 7230 begi n nlngat6 30pm Brlngacovcied dish a nd lawn cha irs LONG BOTTOM -There will be a hymn sing al the Hazel Community Church on Saturday at 7 30 p.m Singers wlli be Dan Hayman and the Faith Tr Jo Public Is Invited. MIDDLEPORT - The Me1gs Retired Teachers Association wUi meet Saturday at 12 ~0 p m at the Middleport Masanw Temple HARRISONVILLE - The re will be a garden traclm pull at the Scipio Township Fll e Depart men! In Harrlsonvtlle an Satur day with weigh tn at o p m a nd pullat6pm DANVILLE -Weekend servl · ces at the Danville Church of Christ will be held Saturday at 7:30 p m . Sunday at 10 30 a m. and 6 p m Denver Hill. Foster. W Va . will be the speaker RUTLAND - The Rutland Freewill Baptist Church will ha ve a yard sa le Sa turday lor adults and $1 50 for children under 12 SUNDAY COOL VILLE - The 54th an· nual Buckley reunion will be held Sunday at tlhe home of Glenn and Nancy Reed in Coolville begin· nlng a t I p m with a potluck dinner. Debra L. Snyder, Certified Medical Assistant, earned the CMA credential by passing the Amerlc an As soc latlon of Medica I Assistant's Certification Examination. MINERSVILLE - The Ml· nersvllle United Methodist Church will holt Its annual homecoming on Sunday begin· nlng at 9 a m with Sunday school a nd lO am. with church. A basket dinner will begin at noon and the afternoon program will begin at I 30 p.m . POMEROY - Rev Herbert L Rogers, district supellntendent for Centra l Ohio Nazarene Churches will speak Sunday at the Pomeroy Nazarene Church DEBRA L. SNYDER costume . SHADE - The Zion United Bre thren Church will have hom ecoming senices Su nday at 10 am Dinner will begin at 10 a m Afternoon senice at 2 p m will feature Monty Co le, formally of Tuppers Plains Singers will be Pear l;, Gates and others CHESTER - The Chester Churc h of the Nazarene will haw homecoming Sunday Carry-In d!nner al noon and aft£>rnoon servi ce at 1 30 p m Rev Jeffrey Tipton and sons wil l bl' st nging MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - G len And er's Cue Steppers wil begJn round dance c lasses Monday at the American Legion Hall on Fourth St. In Middleport, 7 to 8 p m There Is no c harge for the first class Informa tion may be ob· talned by rai ling 9920-2500 or Ho- 9759 POMEROY -The DA V a nd Ladtes Auxi liary Will meet Man day al 7 p m al 124 Bullrrnul Ave 1n Pomeroy RF.EDSVILLE - The Rtver view PTO will meet Monday at 7 p m ,, I the schoo l RUTLAND - The RuUand PTO will meet Monday at 7 p m ,,, the sc hoo l followed by open house and lntroductton of new pri ncipal and teachers POMEROY- The Metgs Band Booswrs wil l meet Monday al 7 p m at the htg h sc hoo l band room REEDSVILL E- The Eastr1 n Local Board of Ed uc atio n wil l meet In spectal sessto n on Moo dayat6: 30pm atthehtghschool to discuss personnel matters TUPPERS PLAINS 'flippers Plain VFW a nd auxll lary will have a spaghetti dinner Saturday at 4 p m Cost Is $3 .50 CHESHffiE- Women Alive will meet Monday at the Kyger Creek Cl ubhouse at 7 p m There will be a salad bar. feople in the news... lng as emcee Aykroyd who stars with Chase a nd directs htm In the upcoming movie Valkenva nla, will be joined on the dais by Clint Eastwood. Nell Simon Larry King, Robin Leach, come dlans Richard Lewis, Gilbert Gottfried, Rita Rudner and Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, Jon Lo vltz, Dennis Miller a nd Lome Michaels from "SNL · Debra rs a graduate of the medical assisting program at Hocking I Technical College In Nelsonville The exam, administered by AAMA's Certifying Board, tests clinical and admtnlstratlve knowledge needed lor competent medical assisting practice. Although medical assistan ts are employed In a wide range of healtil care delivery settings, medical assistants are the only allied health practitioners trained specifically for the physl· clans's office. There are over one million medical assistants working In the United States. According to the United State Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical assisting Is projected to be the second fastest growing occupation through tlhe year 2000. T he American Association of Medical Asslstanty Is a proles slonal association headquar· tered In Chicago, IlL In addition to sponsoring the Certlflcallon Examination, the AAMA pro vldes conti nuing education pr~ grams a nd otiler benefit• for medical assistants. Church services are announced RACINE - The Carmel United Methodist Church of Racine will hold homecoming services on Sunday at 9: :m a m followed by worship at HI 45 a m There will be a potluck diner m the social room at 12· 30 p m A short service of readings and singing will be held alter diner MIDDLEPORT- The Middle· port Church of Chris t wIll have Its youth group kickoff on Sunday at 5:30 p.m a t I he c hurch The theme Is ·'Space. The Final Frontier " There will be games, food and prizes for the best space Friday. September 7. 1990 Snyder earns CMA credential RACINE- The Chapman and Myrta Kerwood Hill family reun· ion will be held Sunday at Star Mill Park In Racine beginning at 1 p m with potluck dinner Bring covered dish and table service. RACINE - Sou thern JuniOJ High BoosleiS w1ll meet Satur day at 10 am ,11 the junior high building By Wll.LIAM C. TROTT • Untied Press International :aovAL ART: The Briti s h are qpite Interested tn an exhibition ol simple landscape paintings abd lithographs that will mark t~e artistic debut of one Arthur George Carrick, otherwi se known as Prince Charles Cha rles, who derived his pseudonym from two of his Christian names abd one of his earldoms, says the works that go on display Friday In Salisbury outside London comprise a ''photographic al· bljm" and critics have said they show signs of "sensitivity." "I am not, however, under the delusion the sketches represent great art or burgeoning talent," slild Charles, who had to skip the oqenlng while recovering from s.ygery on tlhe arm he broke In a p41o accident. None of the 63 watercolors are lor sale but the :z$11mlted-edltlon lithographs of W;lndsor Castle will sell lor about s~ooo each with the profits going 101 a fund lor renovating Salls· IJIIry Cathedral. BOASTED CHEVY: Chevy due wfll be roasted Oct. 17 by t i New York Friars Club with former "Saturday Night h LYe" mate Dan Aykroyd serv· Friday. September 7. 1990 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio IN SAUD lA ARABIA- Sgt. Harry R. Lyons, Jr., son ol Harry and Wanda Lyons of Racine, has been sentto Saudi Arabia with the 24th Infantry Division Mech. B Co. 24 Sup. Bn . from Fort Stewart, Ga. Sgt. Lyons has served In the army lor 13 years. His wife, Tamra, Is the daughter of Larry and Joy Clark of Middleport. Tamra and their two sons, Jonathan and Sleven are living at their home In Fort Stewart. Serv ices for the Coo lville Par Ish which consis ts of the churches at Coolville, Bethel, Hockingport, and Torch have been announced by Harold E Alloway Priddy, pastor of Coolv1lle.l The c hurch sc hedu les are Coo lville, worship sen"ce, 9 am Sunday school, 10 a.m . Bethel. 10 a m with Sunday school at 9 am , Hockingport , worship ser vice, 11 a m with Sunday school a t 10 a m . a nd Torch. worshtp service at 10 30a m with Su nd ay sc hool at 9 30 a.m Su nday the Rev Alloway Priddy will preach on the toptc, 'How to Handle Anger" based on St Matt. 18, 15·20. Laq supply pastors, MlkeandJaneKing, will speak on a dl!ferenl text at the Torch Church. Paris h camp fire services will be held Sunday evenmg at 7 p m at the Hockingport Untted Metho dlst Church, and on Tuesday at 7 p m a slngsplratlon will be held • (oUflty etgS M property transfers ~~~~;hrorch CompUed by: Emmogene Holstein Congo Recorder, Meigs County, Ohio John Coppel, parcels, to Ro · bert S Burke and Gay Ann Burke, Orange. Juanita M. Little, lot 96. to James R Boyer, Middleport Village Nettle Mae Hayes , dec'd, a!· fld , to Arnold W Hayes. Middle· por t VIllage. Charles W Leach and VIrginia R Leach, 1 012A. to Harold D Leac h. Beford Nancy K. Circle, parcels. to Ca rl J . Circle, Sutton Carl J Circle, parcels. to '\la ney K. Circle, Sutton. Henry E. Cleland, Jr. Kat · hleen M Cleland, James Stump a nd Caro l Rose Stump, parcel. to David D. Campbell and David F Ca mpbell. Pomeroy VIllage Charles William Chapman. dec'd, af!ld., to Connie aka Connie Kay Chapman, Scipio. Ch arles William Chapma n. dec'd, a!fld , to Connie aka Connie Kay Chapman , Harrison ville VIllage Paul Life and Patricia Ann Life. parcels, to Terry Life, Olive Ralph H. Chase, dec'd. Cert. of Tra ns , to Lenna M Chase, Bedford Terl Lynn Donahoe, parcel. to .Joseph M. Donahoe, Scipio. Kenneth W Hartley, dec'd, cert of lrans , to Kenneth G. Hartley, Bedford Leda Mae Krauter, right of way, to Village of Racine, Ohio. Racine Village. 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Memorial D•. 992 -2 104 Pomeroy P.,,,., 106 l~tflrnul ht, Pom•oy, ~--~----------~ POMEROY, OH. TIUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH The IU.>v RolaOO WUdman pastor Olurch Srhml q 15 a m Alk'f• Glotokar Sup! Wor shlp SeiVI<X' 10: IlR m Ololr rehE>an.a l. Timn; clay 7 00 p m, Lots Burt Dlm'tor POMEROY CHURCll OF THE NI\ZA RENE, Comer Union and Mulberry Rev Thl)ma.~ Glen McClung, pa.o;tor Norman PrPsk•y S S ~pi 9.urlay School, 9 lJ a m. rnor11infl worship )[}: lJ a m evrn1ng SPJ"VICt• b p rn mid Wf1"k sen.1('f' Wl'dflf'!i:lay 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAl CHlffiCl-1 ~ E Main St PomPl1JV tht• RPv Dr Rove Myers ll'mrd Su ndav s.ervtcf'S U a m Jullf' through 1\ugus t, ll 30 a m Scp!Pml:lf'r through Mav Hotv Communion first 5roJnd, third and fourth 9.md<l)-s of fW'h month, Morning Pra~er on ntth SUndays Church school and nurst>ry Car'{' pm\iided Cotff't' how In ltk• par Lo;h hal.! lmmcdlatrly following the service POMl.JWY CHURCH OF' OiRJST 211 w Main St I RO I a<ih, ~vangellst Bible Sci'J:x)l q lh m Momlngworship 10 ))am . Youth rnl'f'11ngs U 00 p m Ewning wurshlp 7 00 p m Wf'dn<>sdav night pmypr mf'('(t~ and Blblt> st udy 7 00 p m rHE SAl VATION ARMY ll5 But1t•mut AvP Ptmwroy Mrs Doni Wining In rharw 'i.Jnda~ hollllf'S'i rooetlrij:, 10 11 m . Su00a} School 111: II a m ~nday Sctrol, YPSM Elol.<;(> Ad ams N:•adl>r 7 ~ p m Salvat1or. mf'CIIng va riou~ S[X'al«>rs and music sPl'(.ials Thur.;da~ II ll a m tn 2 p m Ladlf'S Hotnf' I Ra~":ue members In charge, all womf>rl lm~U,-:1 6 4~ p m Thursda} Ccrps Catk>t Classs t'r OuflR' Propi('-Biblf' l 7 :ll p m BtbiP Sttrlv and Pray{'! nwtlflJ! open to thf' public POMEJWY WFST'SIDE l'HL'RCl-1 OF CHRIST' :rtr1fl Clllklrl'n s Ho!Tl(' Road 1Count) Rnad 7lil !f!"ll:W7 Vocal musk Sunday Wor ship \0 a m B11llf' Stlrly ll a m Worship 6 p m Wf'dilf"Sday, BlbiP Stu:IY 7 p m Spraker l.:mdoo HClpf' evang£>1ist OI.D DEXTER Bffil F: OITUSTIAN CHURCH, Jack Ck>!and pas tor; !\.lana (1(>. land Supt Sunday School lU:OO am , Youth Mef11ruz 7 p m PWn' Wrdnesdav SACRE D HEART CATHOLI C CHURCH - 161 Mulbrrrv Avf' Pomeroy Ph '}92 ~,wlH Sa turd ay Ewnlng Mass 5 :lOp m Sunday Ma ss 9 JO am CCD claSS('S, 10 JO a m rtrst , Sl'{'Ond and t h!rd Sundays of f' aC'h month DallY Ma ss R 30 a m Co nfPSsl ons Saturday aftPrnon 4 5 p m fiiURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLJC Fi\ITH - Nf'W lima Road next to Fort M e l~s Pal k Rolwr t W Richard" pastm Suncla" $ervlces 10 a m a nd " p m Wednt:>sday worship 7 p m MIDDL E PORT COMMUNITY CHURCH •,7~ PParl St Mldd!Pport Sam AndPnon tMs!Or Sunddv Sl'hool 10 am Sundav f'Vl'ninl( st'rvkP 7 JO p m Wt:>dnesdav Sf'r v!('l' 7 :\0 p m GRAHA M UNITE D MET HO DIST Prro('hln~ q :ll am first ancl S('('(}nd Sun days of eac h m onth thh d and fo urth Sun day Parh month worship ~l:'rviCf'S at 7 30p m Wccln<'Sday evl:'nlngs at 7 JO p m Pr.r~Pr and Blblp St udv SF.VFNTH DAY ADVF:NTIST Mul IX'r n- H e ight ~ Road Pomprov PastorEob Sn~df'r Sabbath School Sup erlntendPnt BJ)dnl"'} Sptr~ Sabba th School bf'glns al 2 p m on S<Jturdav aftprnoon "'-lth worship sen. lcP fnll owtng all DO pm Even.onP \\ Plromr RU1 Li\ND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - StsiPr llrtrrl f'!t WarnPr Sup t Sunday SchOo l~ 10 a rn ~ornln~ \\ours hlp 10 4~ dill POMFROY FIRST BAPTIST East Main St Stpvt• Fullpr past or Gf'D r~l' Sklnnf'r Sunda' Sc hoo! Superlnt f'ndf'nt Sunr1AY Sr hool 9 30 J m Mornlnr;: Wor sh\p 10 10 ,, m W P dn ~day l'Vl' ninJ! pr aYN and 13thlf' s tud~ 7 ]{) p m F'Jn:ST SOUTHERN 81\PTIST W172 Pom t•roy Pl kf' E Lam ar O'Br,.ant , pas tor and Sunrl~y Sc ho ol ntrf'f1or Sun da y Schl)o] <l 1n a m Mornln'! Wor ship 10 4', Choir practlcP (i Jl p m evf'n lng worship ., :J(} p m Wf'dnf'Sday Pra~ f'r Sl>rvlr1· 7 10 p rn Mission f'rlpnds lal(rs 1 Il l Roval Ambassador ~ 1bov s ages &- lA1 :~nd r.tr ls In Action wgf'S 6-181 on W!'dnPS day s 7 :ll p m Church wldP VIsitation fi 10 p m J'uesclay FAITH TABERNACLE CHUR CH Bal lf"t Run Road Rf'v EmmMt Ra,., son pas tor Handll"'}' Dunn sup! Sundn} School 10 n m Sunday Pvenlng sprvlct', 7 OOp m Alb! (' IPachlnR 7 00 p m Thursda y SYHAI. US ~ MISSION Hll Rr!d~Pman St S\ raC'u~1· Snnd.w Sl::'hool 10 am F I Pnln,O! SNVIcr il p m WPdn('Sda' "~'n IC(' 7 p rn MIDULEPORT CHURCH Of CHR IST IN C HR~TIAN UN ION Dwight Hal fY fh st Plrlf'r, Wanda Moh.J rr, Sunday School Sup! SunrlRY SchOn! 9 .Il am MornlnR Worship 10 30 am. EH'rlinlil Wor s hip 7 lJ pm WednMdayprayf'rm('f'i1nli(7llpm MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ru1inf' Rev Jamt>S Satterfield past or Fr('('man William~ Supt Sundav Schnol f'J 45 am, Sund ay 11nd WednC'!iday Pvrn lnl( ~rrv l ~. 7 p m MIODl.F. PORT FIRST BAPTIST Co rn('f Sixth and Pelm~ Rt>v Jam!O'S A St>ddon pastor Don Wils on S S Supt Brul Ah WhltP Assl Sup! Su nd ay Sehool 9 15 am morning worship 10 15 am , Sunay P\lt>nlnlil worship 7 pm Pr ayPr m~lng and Biblp Studv Wednl'!ida y 7 pm Men's PrayN Breakfast lst Sa tu r clay f'A rh month 7 am In re ll owshlp hall , adult t holr practice Sunday, 8 pm, radio program "Prt>pArlng thf' Way' Saturday 1 pm WMOV 1.'60 AM Rav(>nswood, WV , Lord's Suppf'r obs erved lsi Sunay of f'a<"h month MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF' CHRIST '1th and Main AI Har!Son mlnis!rr Rirhard DuBosp Assoclalt> Pastor, Mike Grrl uc h, Sunday S{'hool Suprrtnl('nclent Worship s... r...lrf' I 8 15 a m Su nd ay Schnol9 .l Oam WorshipSN\ilct'll,lO 10 ,1 rn, f.vpnlng Worship 7 p m, Wrdn e say, 1 p m P1 ayrr mN'tlng MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Or THE Ni\Z A RENE, PASTOR Rev Lloyd D lrrlmm .Jr pa~tor .Jf'a n Klmrs. Su ndayS<·hool Su pPrlntemlPnt Sunday School 9 JO a m Mornln p: Won hlp Sf>rviC'f' 10 30 a m Sun day f'\l~ ln g service, 6 p m , WE"dnesday !'Vmlng sprvke, 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF' THE NAZA RENE . Rev Glen n McMillan, pastor Jim Cundltr, S S SuJ>f>rl ntPndf'nt Sunday SChOol 9 30 a m morni ng worsh ip 10 30 am Evangeli stic st-rv lce, 6 p m , Prayt>r and PralsP WednPSday 7 p m , Youth m('{'t lng, 7 p m. liNITED PRESBYTERIAN MlNJSTRV OF MEIGS COUNTY Rtw. O'Qulnn Kell)' HARRlSONVTI.LE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worship Services 9 00 u m Church Sc hool 10 15 a m 786 NORTH SECOND AVE . 114 E Mam 992 · 5130 Pomeroy Middltporl, Ohio APHCBANK ··· Nationwtde Ins . Co. SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY 172 North le<ond Ave. 97 North Second Ave. Phone: 992-6661 .Jil~ rib\ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT SALIS & SERVICE Middleport . REAl TOll ~~~ Drive-In 8:00-4:00 8:00-S:OO 8:00-12:00 CENTRAL TRlJST P [H 1t6 S Second Pomero-, 991 llH SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ·litwe NEW DRIVE-IN EXTENDED HOURS Lobby Mon.-Thur. 8:30-3:00 Friday 8:30-5:00 Saturday 8:30-12:00 TEAFORD REALTY MEIGS TIRE . ~ CENTER, INC. 992 19S5 ~ SALIPIICID ~ > fXrERIENCE 111f JOY Of RELIGION -~. Trant-Airt. Tht Cadillac of REMEMBER ~rrnnllr"'o·nl united Methodi st The Daily Sentinel Page-1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio GRAVELY TRACfOR SALES PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992·6669 ~. 271 North St<ond Middleport, Ohio "~ RAWUNGS-COAIS :w FISHER FUNERAL HOME ()AI (( \.H\t SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN - Sunday School 10 a rn , Chu rC'h sPrvlcP 10 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Haym ond Cox Su nday School lO 00 a m , Sunday Morning Worship II 00 am Chi! drPo s Chur ch II am Sunday Evenln~ Sc>rv lct> 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m Young La dl rs Auxll\an Wrdncsclay 7 p m Fam !!~ Worship H,\ZEI COMMUNITY CHURCH Off Rt 124, 3 miles !r om Portland Long Bot !om EdsP I Hart pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Sund ay morning preachin g 10 JO a m , Sunday evening servlcf>!i 7 10 pm MIDDI EPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURC H CornN Ash and Plum No£>1 Hrr rmann pa s10r Sunda v Sr hoollO OOa m, Morning W0rshlp, II 00 am, WPd nesda y a nd Saturday E\'enlng Services at 7 30p m APPLE GROV E UN ITED METHO DIST CHURCH - Pastor RPv Carl Htcks 10 mliPS abo\iP Rarlne on Rt 388 Sunday Sc hool 9 a m worship st>rvtc"' lO am Su nd ay f'venlng st'rv lcr 6 00 p m. Prayer meellng and Blblf' Study Thurs da} 6 30 p m Mf OLIVE UNITED METHODIST Off 124 beh ind WUkrsvillf' Char iM .Jones pastor Sund a} School. 9 30 a m , mornln~~: "'- Orshlp 10 30 Sund ay ancl Thursday evrnlnj:!' serv lcPs 7 00 o m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PA.RISH UNITE D METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Sharon Rauaman TUPPERS PLAINS ST PhUL - Churrh Srhool 9 a m , Worsh.lp 10 a m RlblrStudy. Tuesda y. 7 30 p m , Commu nlon Firs t Sunday (Hausman) CENTRAL CLUSTER Re\1 Don Meadow8 Re\1 Wealey 'lllatchsRev Frank Smhh Re\1 Kalhryn Riley Re\ Ron Fierce Rev A.r11Nr Crabtree Rn Florence Smith ASBURY {Syra cu se) - Wonhipll am Churc h Sc hool 9 45 a m , Char ge Blbl r Study , Wt>dnesday 7 30 p m , UMW, first Tuesday, 1 30 p m, Choir Rt>hParsal , Wt'dnesday 6 30 p m (Thal<"her) ENTERPR ISE - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 am Bibl e Study, Tues day 7 00 p m , UMW First Monday , 7 30 p m UMYF Su nda y, 6 p m (Riit')'l FLATWOODS- Church School 10 am Worship, 11 am. Bible Study, Thurs day , 7 p m UMYF Sunday. 6 p m (RI ley I FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am , Ch urch Sl'hool 10 A M Choir praC11('{', fhursday, 6 30 p m, UMW third Monday !Thatch£'rl HEATH (M iddlt>port) -Church Sc hool q .ll am: Morning Wor!~hlp 10 · 30 am, Youth Group, 4 p m Wednesday. Blblf' st udy 6 00 p m Choir rehearsal 7 00 p m !Frank Smith) MINERSVILLE - Church School 9 00 ll m Worship serv 1Cf' 10·00 a m , UMW third W£>dnesday, I p m I Th atcher\ PEARL CHAPEL- Chureh & hoo19 00 am Worship St'rvtef' 10 00 am IF' I ~> rrnCf' Sm llh ) POMEROY - rhurch School, 9 15 am Worship 10 l> a m Cho ir rl!'hearsal Wednesday, 7 30 p m , UMW, st'('(lnd Tu~day ,7 .lJp m UMYFSunday , 6pm I Meadows ) ROCK SPRINGS- Chureh Sc hool. 9 15 11 m . Worship 10 a m . BlblP Study Wf'd nesday, 7 ll p m, UMYF (Seniors\. Sun day, 6 p m (Juniors) e\'('1)' other Su n day, 6 p m (RIIl"Yl RUTLAND - Church School, 10 a m , Worship, 11 a m , UMW F'lrst Monday 7 :JJ p m (Crabtree) SALEM CE:NTER- Church Sc hool9 I ~ a m , Morning Worship 10 U a m (Fil't'~) SNOWVILLE- Mornin g Worship, 9 00 a m, Church SchooltO ·OO am I Florence Smtth l SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. Kenni!UI Baker Re\1. Ro1« Grace Jle\o Carl Hlcb APPLE GROVE - Church School 9 00 a m , Morn ing Worship 10 00 am: Bible Study Sunday 7 00 p m: Prayer meeting 7 DO p m Thursday (Hicks) BETHANY - Worship 9 a m , Chu rch Sc hool to a m , Blbll!' Study Wednesday 10 am, Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed· ncsday 11 a m (Bak~l CARMEL - Church School 9· 30 a m Worship, 10. >15 a.m. Second and Fourth Su ndays: F~Howshlp dinner with Suttcn third Thursday, 6:-M p.m (Baker) MORNING STA R - Chu~h School9 45 I . Bill QUICKEL 992-2975 C fU: r l,)tr((.t l,L..)ooltS CHURCH . EWING FUNERAL HOME " /Jt~rlll\ nntl 'rrt'li'P A/waH" Est ablished 1913 Pomeroy, OH. Middleport, Ohio 46760 992-2121 I 06 Mulberry A... Pomeroy E\ienlni Wor ship ·r 00 p m, Wednesda-y Prayer Se n Icc 7 00 p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad Sr Mason Sunday School 10 a m Mor11 • lng worship 11 a m Evening serv ice 6 p m Prayer m('(>ti/IJ;: a nd Bibl rS!udy Wl"t1 ' nC'Sday 7 p m , FOREST RL:N BAPTIST Rev NyJp Borclpn pastor Cornt~lu s Bunch, supt Sunday Sc hool 9 10 am Second and ~~~~~~~~~~t:t"""'::;,:~,l fmourt h Sund ays worship SP!"V Il'e at2 30 p ;am, P rayrr MT MORIAH BAPTfST Fourth and am Worsh ip 1U JO am Blblf' Stud\ Thursday 7 :lOp m IBakf'r ) SUTION - Church ~ h ool 9 ](]am Morning Worship 10 45a m first andt hlrd S unda~ s Frllowshlp dinner with Car mf'l third Thursday, 6 30 p m !Bakerl EAST LETAK I'- Morning Worship 9 00 il m Chun:-h Sc hoollO OOa rn UMW fir st Tursda} 7 l) p m !Grace) RACINE - ClHHt'h School, 10 a m 'Wor ship 1J a m LIM\\' fourth Monday at7 lJ p m M('o' s Prayer Brrokfast '1-\oednesclav K am !Grace\ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Ro2er Spring minister Starling Massar and 01 lver Swa in , Su nd ay &hool Supts Prpat·h lng 9 JO a m tach Sunday Sunday School 10 30a m fiOBSO N CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTIAN UNION ThPron Durham pastor Sunday serv lrt', 9 30 am. evt>n lng ~ervlce 7 00 p m Prayer m~t ln (l: Wt'dnesday 7 00 p m BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHR IST. Jack Col~ove pastor Bibl e Class. 9 30 a m . Morning Worship 10 JOa m, EvPnlng Won hlp 6 30 p m Thursday Bible Study, 6 l) p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrlsonvlii£>Rd IRt 1431 Robert£ Pur t"'ll mtntster St~t> StanlE'V, Bible School Sup.t.J Harley Johnson . As!t Supt SUN DA T Bible Sc hool 9 3.() a m , Worship 10 JO AM ancl 7 10 PM Wt-dnesda~ Bl ble Siudy,7 00 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pinp Crov£> The Rrv Laura A Leaeh. past or Chu J'('h serv l ~ 9 30 a m . Sunday School 1030am BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Rn Frank Crolo~ Re\1 S@ldon JohMon ALFRED - Ch urch School 9 30 a m Worship. II am UMYF6 lJ p m, UMW fh!rd Tuesday 7 30 p m Communion first Sunday (Hau sh.mant CHESTFR - Worship 9 am, Chur ch ~· h oollOa m, Bible St udy Thursday 7p m UMW, first Thursday, I p m Com mu nk'm flr~1 Sunda y (Hausman! JOPPA - Worship 9 :JJ am, Ch ur ch Sc hoo l tO )} am Blblt>Study Weclnesclav 7 30 p m !Johnson! LONG BO'M'OM - Church School 9 30 am, Worship 10 :XI am Bible Study Wednesday. 7 .JJ p m Communion First Sunday of Month (R('v Charles Eaton• REEDSVILLE- Chu rc h & hool9 :vJ a m Worship Serv l('(' 11 00 am St. (614, 992 -6867 - (99B ·OOKSl Middleport MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sundav SchMl 9 a m Church servl('(' 11 I ~ am Condor 93 Mill Street 992-5141 264 South 2nd 204 POMEROY, OHI0-992-667( Tom Runyon, pa!lt or Sunday School 9 30 am , Larry Ha ynes S S Supt Morning worship 10 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE . Rev John Van ('(' pastor Ora Bass, Chairm an of the Board of Chri stian Llfr Sunday Sch ool 9 .lO a m Morning Worshl 10 30 am, Evangelical se rYI('(' 7 00 p m Wf'dnesday sPrv iC'E', 7 00 p m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Df>x ter Woody Call, pastor Sf>rvlcl'l Sunday 10 a m and 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m DYESVILLE CO MMUNITY CHURCH lloyd Sayrt>, Sup! Sunday Scho ol 9 )) a m morning worship 10 lOam Sundav pvening sen. let> 7 p m RA(]NE FIRST BAPTIST Stf'vr DeavPr, P,1stor Mik e S"lgpr Sund av SChool Supt Sunday School 9 JJ am , M o rnln~ '"'orshlp 10 40 am Sund !ly rvroln~ worship 7 30 p rn WE'dnPSda} t>vPnlng Dlblrstudy 7 )) p m BURLINGHAM COMM UNITY C:HU RrH Eurlln~ham Ra~ LauderrnUt, pa.'il~ Robel'! Cozar1 ass l>;tant pasta' Su nd~zy Sctoo 10 am worship 7 p m , WPdnesday. 6 p m vouth rn('('finF; Wed 7 p m chu(('h. serv1{'('S PINE\.ROVF. HOIIN F.SSf HtJRCH ir.1 mllP off Rt 125 Rev &n 1 Wall !> pas tor HobPrt St>ar lf"i S S Sup! Sunda} School r1 30 cl m Morning Worship 10 :W am Sunday ('~Pning sprvtcr 7 30 p m Wpd n(>Sda' Y'n lr f' 7 1fl p m SILVER RU'\l BAPTIST Bill Llttlf' pa ~101 Stev f' Llttlf', S S Sup! Sundav SchOol Hl a. m Mor nlnt: wonlp , 11 am Sunday f'V£>nlnt: worsh ip '7 30 p m Pra yt•r mf'f'lln~ and l:llblestud} Wf'dnP"Sda ) 7 :¥1 p m Youth mf'f'tlng Wf"dnrsdav a t 7 p m REJOICING LlFF BAPTIST CHURCH - J8J N 2ncl AvP Middleport Suod a\ Srhool 10 am Sunda., Pvt'nlng 7 OOp m Mid week serv lf'f', Wf'd , 7 p m LAN G'WlLL[ CHRISTIAN ( ll lJRf H Sund ay Sehool9 30a m J!'!fSmith supt M or nln~": worship 10 30 am Sunda\ f'Vf'nln~ sen• lee 7 10 p m '¥\ •'finrsdil~ rvPn!ng sPrvlu:', 7 .10 p m EDEN L'NITED Dfl.ETI!flEN IN CHR IST, Eld rn R Elakr pas tor Sunda\ S<:hoo\ 10 am, Gary Rt-ed Lav loodt>r Mornln,ll; se rmon. 11 il m Sunda y nit:ht sf' rv!C'f'S Christian Endl'!l\ or 7 )) p m Song service R p m Prea<"hln,~~; R 30 p m Mid week prayer mf'l'ting Wednf"S(lilv 7 pm CHR ISTI AN FELLOWSHIP CENIH{ Salem St . Rutland RohPrt F. Mu sset pastor Sunday Sc hool to 00 am, '1-\oor sh.lp serv lct. 1 I ~ a m, Sunday I:'~ en I n ~ serv lcP 1 OOp m Thursd a} PVPnln ~~: ser HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTI AN David Prentice, pastor Orarles Domlgan. Sun day School Supt Morning Worsh.lp ':t Jll a m SundaySchool10 JOa m EvPnln ,O!~N vice, 7 00 p m · MT UNION BAPTIST Pastor loP N Sayre, Sunday School9 45 am Evrnlng worsh.lp 6 30 p m , P raver Meet lng, 6 30 p m Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHR IST Robert Fo10ter pastcr, Howard Ca ldwell Superintendent. Ch urch school 9a.m Worshlp~rviC'E'9 45a m and6 JO p m Everyone welcome CHESTER CHU RCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev H~rbert Grate, pastor Doualas BIJaell, supt Sunday School9 )) a m . Worship serv ice, 11 a.m and 6 p rn SUnday Wednelday, 7 p m Prayer mee1 tng. LAUREL CLIFF F REE METHOD IST CHURCH William Williams, pester. Ro bert E Bartc:11, Dlr~ctor ot Christian Edu cation; Steve Eblin, assistant Sunday School 9· l:l a.m., Morning worship 10· 30 a .m, Teens In Action, 6 p.m , Evening Wonhlp, 7:00pm. Choir practice 8 p.m. Sunday WednESday evening prayer and Bible study. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roger Watam, mlnllter; Nonnan Will, supt. Sunday School 9·~ a.m., Wonhlp se-rv ice 10:30 am Bible atudy Wednet day 7 00 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ISTOF I ATTF.RDAYSAINTS Port land Rartne Road Mlkf:' Duhl. pastor VIC'f' 7 00 p m NEW LIFE COVE NA~T CHURCH Chf'Stf'r Gary Hines pas tor Sunday SC'hool at 9 30 a m Y\oorshlp snYicr at 10 30 a rn , Sund ay evPn!nR se t vice, 6 00 p m WH1nesdav Discip le Class 7 00 p m .l aniN.' Dannt'J, church scho ol cllre<"lor Churrh school q .ll a m , Mor nln2 \1. orshlp 10 30 am , Wt'dnesday t>>.eninR pravPr servkes. 7 30 p m 8£."1 HLEHEM BAPTIST R{"V Earl Shulf'r past01 Worshlpserv1ce 9 JOa m Sunday School lO .:lJ am Bible Study and prayer sPrviee Thursday . 7 30 p m CARLETON INTEROENOM INATION AL CHURCH Klngsbi.Jrv Road Re\ Clydr W Hf:'nde-rscn paslor Sunda \ School9 30am, Ralph Carl Sup! Even lng worship 7 00 p m Pr8-.er meetlnto: wronesday 7 00 p m OLD BETHEL F'REF WILL BAPTIST oruRCH 28601 Slate Route 7, Mldd!P. port Sund ay Sc hool lD am Sunde-. even lng ~nvlrc 7 :lO p m Tuesdav sPrvke " 30 p m HY SELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Rob Grimm pastor Sund ay School9 30a m Worship 10 45 a m Su nda y evening Sf'rYIC'E' 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob located on Coun ty Road 31 R~'>v Floji!'er Willford pastor Sunay School q 30 a m Mornlnl(' Worship 10 ~5 a m Sun day evl:'n lnF: worsh ip 7 00 p m, Wf'd nPS clay rvening Blblf' Study 7 00 p m WHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN Cool vtJ IP RD Rev Phillip Ridenour , pasl or Sunday School 9 30 a m worship srrv iC'f' 10 30 a m , Blblf:' study and worship spr viCf' Wf'dne~day 7 p m RVTI.AND CHURCH OF' CHRIST , Eu grnP E Underwood mlnlsler Sunda~ SchOn! 9 .lOam Mornlng\\-orshlp 1010 am Evenln10: \\>or5hlp , 7 00 p m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amo ~ Tlllls pas1or Sonny Hudson supt Sunda\ Sc hool 9 30 8 m, Mornln~ Wor ship , 10 lO a m Sunday 1:'\'f'nlnji! servlrf 7 00 p m Wednt'!iday sprvicr 7 p m WMPO pro !(ram 9 a m l:'a ch Sunday RUTLAND CHUR CH OF THE NAZA RENE Samut>l Bas ye pastor Sundav School 9 30 a m Worship Sf'rv \('f' 10 JO fl m Youn ~ PPOpl f''s Sf'n• l('(' 6 p m Eva n~t:f:' llstl csf:'rvkf'6 30p m Wednt>Sda' ' ~prv I('(> 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF' CHRIST Mll lt.,.. St , Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 am Wor~hlpllam and7pm Wr-dn rs day Blblf' Study voc·al musll' 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF I.On Dud d in ~ LanP Mason W Vn J N Tha ckt" r pastor EvPnlnl': servlcf' 7 30 p m Wo mf'n ~Minis t ry Thursday q :lOll m WN nesday Prayer and BlblP Studv 7 15 p m HI LLc;; ID E DAPTIST CHURCH St Rt 141 ju st off Rt 7 Rev Jamrs R AnN' Sr pastor Re.., MlkP Wlllf'fl Asst Pastnr loP Humphrry s s Sup t Su nd ay School lOam MornlngWor s hlp11a m , S und a~ ('Vf'nlnji!' Sf'rVICP 6 p m Wpdnf:'Sda y f'VPn lng 7 p m PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARF.NF. Wtt1111m .lu ~t i s pastor Sun clay School Sup1 Sonja Justis Sundav Sc hool 9 JO a m , morning wor<>h lp 10 40 a m Sunday a nd Wrdnf'Sda y sp rvlcl:'s 7:l0 pm MIDDLEPORT COMMUNITY GfURCll Sam Andrrsmt pastor Sundav morning ser viC'l' 10 am, Evenln~ serv!Cf"ii Sllna v 11nd Wednfflday 7 ll p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST I'J CHR ISTIAN UNION Hartford W Va R('v David McManis, pastor Church School 9 1D am Sund av morn1ng ser vice. 11 a m , Sunday even ing s('rvtr£' 7 30 p m Wednesday prayermE"eflng 7 JO pm FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Lelar! Rt I , James Lewis pastor Wor ship set Vir£'5 9 30 a m . Sunda y ~hOol 11 a m E\iening worship 7 30 p m Tuesday colt.age prayer meeting a nd Bible St ud y 9 30 am Worship servlrt>, Wt'dnf'Sda v 7 JO p m OLIR SAVIOUR LUTHF.RAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sts Ravpnswood, W Va The Rev Gt>org£> C Weirick , pastor Sunday SChool9 30 a m Su nday worsh ip ll am CALVARY BlBLE CHURCH, located on Pomeroy Plh, Cou nty Road 25 noor Flal wood~ Rev Blackwood, pastor S£>rvicf'S on Sunday at 10 30a m and7 30p m wl1h Su nd ay& hool9 30a m Btblt>Study Wed nesday, 7 :IJ p m W Va SPIRITUAL FAITH FELLOWSHIP . Sta te- Rout(' 338, Antlqultv Rev A J Ste "'art, pastor Sunday J~ervtces. lO am and 7prn Tuesday,7pm MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLt NESS CHURCH, lnr 75 PPa.rl St Rev Ivan Myers, actlngpalitoc, Roger Manley. Sr Sunday Sc hool Superinlendent Sun day School 9 30 8 m , Morning worship 10 30 a m , even ing worship 7 30 p.m , Wednesday evening Bible study, prayer and praise service, 7. 30 p m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APQS. TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder James Miller, pastoc. Sunday School, 10.30a.m.; Worshlpservtce,Sunday, 7. 30 p.m, Bible Study, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Barr!· SYRACUSE OF GOD non Pentecostal Worship serv iCf' Su ndav 10 am, Sund8V Schoolll am Evening worship serv!c(' 7 00 p m Wednesdav praver mrel i1ll'! 7 00 p m MT HERMON UNITED BRETHRFN IN CHRIST CHURCH , l.ola!l>d In Texas Communltv off Ct Rt R2 Rev Robl'r t Sanders pasto r Jeff Holter. la v lMdf'r, Eel Roush S und a~ Sc hool Supt Sunda\ School ~ 10 am morning worship and <"hlldrl.'fl's ch urch 10 10 am f'VP nlnji: pr eaehln jl; st' r VI('(' first three Sundavs 7 :Kl pm Spf'<'lal sNv lcf' four1h Sunda v evenlnl!: 7 30 p m Wet.Jm>sdav Prav e r Mcetln g BlbiP Studv ancl Youth Fellow ship , '7 30 p m CHU RCH 01 GOD OF PROPHECY Lot· a ted on 0 .I Whiff' Road of lllfi:hwa v Hill Patllensoo pastor Sundav School 10 am Classesfora tt ages JunlorChurchll am , Mo r nrn~ worsh.lp 11 a m Adult Choi r practltPbp m Sundav Youn).! Peu plr's ChlldrPn s Chun'h ancl Adult Bible St udv. Wednesdav al 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant St Mlddlepor\ Affiliated Wllh Southrrn Baptist Com.<'ntlon David Brvan Sr Ml nlster Su ndaY Sc ho ol 10 a m Morning worship11 a m Eve nlng\\ o1 sh lp 7pm, Wcdnesdav ('VCnlng Alblr sturtv fi nd pra\'f't met•llnl;l 7 J.l rn BRADF'ORD CIILIRCIIOI l HHISI St Rl 121and Co Rd ~ [)('rekStump pastor 'hill lam AmbN~Pr s s Sup!, SundH\ SC' ho o! 9 lOam Mor nmg: Worship 10 .30 a rn EvPn!ng worship 7 JO p m "r\o rd nf"' da v worship 7 lJ p m ST PAUL LUTHF.RAN r HI1 RfH <.orn€'r Svramo rP and &•mnd Sis Pu mPr ov Th e Rrv Laura A lnch pastor Sund a~& huol 9 45a m ChurchsrrYlC'rl l a m \' ICTO HY AAPTIST ~~ N 2nd Sl ~iridl.-.po tt l.1 m~ E K~·psf'l' pa.~tor Su nd av mornln~ "- Orshlp 10 am Evf'n tn.l! '>(' rl' tll' 7 ]J m WPd.'lrsd .n rvf'nln ,O! "-Or, hlp 7 p m Vlsl1at t()n Thu rsdav n 10 p m MORSF CllAJ'E l CHURCH Ddvtd l urtman pa-.lor Sund;n Srhool lOam worship sr l\lcr 11 ,1m 'iundav nl gh l wo1 ship srn J( r " 10 p m MldwN'k prav!'r o.;rrvkf' Y..t' dncsdaY 7 p m WESLE\ AN BIBLF: HOLINESS CHUHCHo!Middlf>POr1 lnr 7.,PeaJ!St RPv Ivan MvPr s pastor RogN Manl£'\o Sr S und.:~v Sthuol Supt Sundav Sehool q 10 a m Mnrn1n g Wor ship 10]) am FvPntng Wors hip '7 10 pm WNlnrscl n• PVP nm g fl rbl(' ~ l uth p 1avrr ;uul pr,1151 , ~N\f(f' 7 :lOpm FI\JTH GO~PE I CIW RC H LonR nm tCfll . Sunda v Srhool q 30 am Mmnm ~; Wors hip 10 4J am Sunrta\ l'vf'nlng 7 oo p m 1sunm 1 rr i lfl p m 1 Wpdnesdav n1gh t 7 no p m l~ um mf'r 7 Ill p m 1 NEW l.IrF: COVE NAt-;T CHURCH OF 1.00 ChrstN - Garv H tnfS pastor Sun rlav Sc hool q 11 a m , worship sl"rvl('(' 10 lOam f'Vf' nin l(sl'rvtrr 6pm nt~(l plr~ hlp r lass W£>1lmosday 7 PIll M r Ol IV [ COMMUN ITY CHURCH l.a"'rrnrr Bush pastor Sunda~ Schoo l 9 10 am Sunda~ and WPdnP!Idav I'Vf'n lnR wnr shlp srn lr r i 00 P m UNITED FAfTH CHUR CH, Rt 7o n Po mNov By Pa ss Rf'v Rotx>rt E Smith Sr pastor Mrl~l n Dmkc S S Supt Sunda\' Sc hool 9 10 a m Morning Wor ship 10 30 Main St Midd leport Rev Gll bf'rt Cni!il J r pastor Mrs Ervin BaumgardneJ, SundaySehooiSupt SundaySchool9 30a m Wors hip SNvlCI" 10 ~5 a m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF' CHRIST - Joseph B Hoskins. evan~e ll st Sunday BlbiPSt ud v(!a m Worship lOam Sun da} f'H• nlng SNV IC'f' 6 P m WPflnesdaY I'>.Pnlng service, 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBI Y Rac lnp Rt 124 William Hobatk, pas lor Sunday School tO am Su nday eve ning st>rvl~ 7 P m Wednf'Sday ev l•nlng Sl'rv ief' 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTI~T Don Cheadle ~ Supt Sunda y School 9 .10 a m MornlnRWorship 10 30a m Pra~ersPrvil'l' allerrj . ate Sundays THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST .' APOSTOLIC F'A ITII - Nf'w Lima Rd .: ne11tt o For t Mf:'lgs Park Rut land Robert Richards pas tor SE>rvlcrs at 7 pm oil WPdnesda ys and Sunc1ay<:. HARRI SON VILLE HOLINESS CHAP TE R of thP Wf'Sif'yan HollnPSs Church Rev Earl Fields pastor Henry Ebllh , Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School10 a ; m Morning Worship 11 am' Evening serv ice 7 30 P m Wf'dnE>Sday f:'Vf'nlnp: !ler. vt('(' 7 30 P m ' STJVERSVJLLE WORD OF' fAITH •. Gory Hollf'r pa~tor Sunda} Serv iN's 9 :}9 il m a nd 7 p m MldWf'f'k srrviN> 7 JOp m Thursday MIDOL E POnT PENTE COSTAL Third Avf:' R.('v ClarK Baker, pas! or Carl No~ tlng ham Sunday School Supt Sunda y Sc hool 10 am with clasSf"S lor all agHJ .-. Evening se rvlr~ at hp m ._, ednesday Bl · ble study at 7 30 P m Youth sr-rv!N'S frJ dav at 7 JO P m F.CCLESIA FrU OWSHIP W! MillS! Mlddlt1)ort Brotlwr Chutk McPhen;oo pas t or Sunda v School 10 am Sunday rvl:'nlngservlcf'Sat7pm anrtWednesdaY s.e rv!C"{'S at 7 P m ANTIQU ITY BAPTIS I Kf'nnf'lhSmltt\, ,, pas tor Sunday Sc hool9 30 am, ehuwh Sl.'r\ IC'f' 7 30 P m , \OUth fpllowshtp6 30p · m Biblf' study Thursday 7 .30 p m F'ULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE .1304."1 Htl ;mrt Rnad Pomf'rov Tom Kettv, pas lor D.rn ny Lamb£>11 S S Supt Sunda, morning sPrvlrf' at 10 am , Su nd av eve-ri 1ng S('TV!('(' 7 10 p m TuPsday and Thur~ daY &>1 vlc('S at 130 p m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rev Glendon Stroud pastor SundaySc hoo19 ll.lam,Wor shlp ser.>tce . !0 30 am Youth Sf'r\\CP Sunday 6 15 p m Sunda vrvP nlnl!; sNv lcP7 OOpm WPd ni'Sday Pr ayN Ml'Min)1 and BlbiP St udy 7 OOpm NF.:AS F: SETTLE MENTC'HURCH Sun tl.w aftf'rnnnn ~('rv i N:'S at 2 :II Thursdav. Pvt>nln~;: sprv ln"S at 7 30 I IHSJ' BAP'IIS I CHURCH , Mas on, W \'a P.rstor Bill Murphy Sundav SehooiiO .r m , Su nda } Pverrln ~.; 7 30 p m Prayer m('('ttn~ and Blbl('~ludy Wt'dnesday 7 30 p m FvPrymP wPlmmr RL rLAND F H EE WILl BAPTIST Sa· IPmSt Hf'V Pau iTilyl or pastor Sunday, & houll Oa rn Suntlilv l'vt'nln~ 7 OOp m WPdn('S(!.l\ 1'\P nlng prc~yN mf'f'tlnll: 7 00 pm SOUTH A[T II FI 'JF. W TESTAMENT fHURIH Stlwr llldgr Ouanp Syden strl,k pr p<I Stor Sundav Sr hool 9 am ' worship Ser\'IN', lOam , Sundaypventna sPrv irl' 7 00 p m Wrdnf'Sdav night Bible ~1\xh 7 !Ill P m • Sermonette WHEN HE SAW Matthew 9: 38-3i Habakuh 2 14 says "lor the earth will bP filled with the knowledge of the Glory of the Lord, as the waters that cover t he sea" That Is prophecy, but the fulfillment of that prophecy It seems to me depends upon us One o! the grea test Insights in the New Testament Is Jesus' Instruction to His disciples just before he returned to the Father "Go ye therefore and make dl;clples or every creature . " We call that the greot commission But sixty or so generations have come and gone and that commission Is stil l unfulfilled. In our country alone there are around 150 million unchurched, uns•ved people. Around forty live million ch ildren have never heard or been exposd to the Gospel of Christ And the sad fact Is that when this present generation passes from the scene there will still be In our world mQre people who have never heard the Gospel or had opportunity to respond to II than there are persons who hove heord . Maybe we con not make a world Impact but I wonder If we are making much of an Impact where we are . Evongellsm Is the process of leading the Iosito Christ, helping them become responsible members of the c hurch, and equipping them lor ministry to others . We as Christians during this decade lace many opportunities. Rotlona llsm and materialism have both made their bed In peoples lives but wUI lose Our community a n dour nation need a Spiritual revivaL The question Is "Whot are we going to do about It?" - RA!v. James A. Seddon, FIT'IIt Baptist Middleport sonvllleRoad. Rt'Y VlctorRGush, putor. Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt.; Sun· day School9· 30a m , morning worship, 11 \ I I I ·- .. �Page 8-The Da1ly Sentinel OhiO SER~ICE • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace RATES , 8 A.M. , ,5 6 Y ,5 10 ,5 Monthly Alln lr~lar~o ouhrde Me og' G1 llr a o M• •un cou nt f11 mu !t be !:lie fnr earl'! l'l!l\tl Pl•d 1dYence 'Free eds G•veewav end Foun d ads undtW 1 S """cud1 ...... 11 b~ run 3 d8Vt 111 no ch•ge 'Puce u l •d lo• •II cepn11 ll!'tl fl • s os double pr cr< o l ed C0 51 '7 pom1 hn e type only used 'S•m•nel •• not responsibl e for errors etter ftrst di'1 ICh eck roo enor1 h rsl day • r1 r •n • '" p•per Cell b"fore 2 00 n m d..- 1he~ publ cat1on 10 mllkfl co rrect ton 'Ads rhM mu st be pa•d m ad11an ce ere C.lr d o l Thanks Happy Ada In Memor~ a m Yard Sales • Re cewe S 50 d H :ou nl lu• ld$ p1 d n II S4 00 $6 00 5 1 3 00 $1 30 G11181WIIV Happv Ads 6 lost ftnd fo und 7 Yard Sftlfi{Pll d'" advance blcS11i1'& Audon 9 - Wanlld to 8uv 11 DAY BEFO RE PUBLI CAT ION MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER WEDN ESDA Y PAP ER THURSDAY PAP ER 2 00 PM TUESDA Y 2 00 PM WEONES OA\' 2 00 PM THURSDA Y 100 PM FRIDAY joUnutiiJ! teleplwrlt' t' H:iwll!!''' C ount~ M•s on Co Me •gs Co" "' Y Area Code 6 14 Aru Code 614 446 - Ga ll pol•• 992 367 - Ches h r t M•ddlepo!l Ch.,.teo To Bus1ness 22 Mon.,. 10 Loen 23 Prolta ••one Sarv1CliS 675 a43 - Portla nd 773 Ma1on 247 let art F111 s !;149 Ra cme 742 R u t lan d 667 Coo lv <ll t 882 N ~w 576 34 Aoole Grovfl 35 36 H• ven Homes for Sale 949-2168 8 7 90-1 mo 64 - Hay & G •em 6S Sud & Fer tl 111< Buft alo PUBLIC NOTICE Transporlalion 71 AutostorStle 72 73 for Sal!! IJens & 4 ~0 ~ 74 M O I OtCy C I~ Tr uC~I 75 - Bo1111 llo Mot a!! fo r 77 Sale A uto Rep au 7 8 Camp ng Equ1pment 79 - Camp ets & M0101 H 011 ~~ W1n111d Serv1ces 41 - Houses lor Re nt 42 44 Mobile Homes lor Afl nt Fa rm • Po t ~ani Aptrtmant lor Rent 45 Futntthed Rooms 46 Sp ace lor Rtm l 43 Got RuuJtg fast 47 - Wan!ed to Rent 48 Equ•pment l or Re r\1 49 For l 11ase 81 11om a lmpr ovemeo11 Plumbt ng & Heatm g 82 83 - Eac,.,., tm g EI&C'Itu:: ll (1. Aefnger11o011 8 5 - Genere Hauling 86 Mob• l~ Homtr Rep a" B7 - Uphul•te•v 84 A Pubhc Hearing wtll be held to revl8w the A rea plan Goals and Su mmery for 1991 92 at the C Wilham O ' Netll Sentor Center 333 Fourth Street m Manetta Ohio on Wednetday Sep tember 12 1990 from 1 00 to 3 00 p m Su mmanesare &vaileble for revl8w at all Semor Centen and Nutn t1on Sttes tn Athens Hock 1ng Metgs Monroe Mor gan Noble end Perrv Count1es To obtatn a c opy please cell Molly Varner After BIG KIDS & BABY PROGRAM 5 Years You're S!tll A Cutte Pleasanl Valley Hosp1 ta l Tuesday Sept II P1e Happy Anntversary I Love You 6 30 PM Ca ll 675 4340 Ext 230 For More lnlormat10n YARD SALE SEPT 8 - 8 to 4 33164 CHILDREN'S HOM E ROAD Guns kn1ves tools and clothes 614 -992 7173 YARD SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL SAT , SEPT 8 8 00 TO 7 PS PB AM/FM / Cassette, AC , 4 new t1res Automatic Gets great gas mileage Excellent cond1t10n Must Sell Make Offer Rt 7, end of Forest Run Rd Lots of wwelry, vmtage hats, furn iture Ram moves sale I m1le up Forest Run 614-992 2377 Rd . on left at Buck eye Htlls Hocktng Valley Re gton&l De velopment DtBtnc tl Area Agency on Agmg Rout e 1 BolC 299 0 Ma mma Ohto of real estate s ttuated south of a 26 foot alley JOmmg Fron1 Street and Weet Ma m Street wh1 c h 11 more part1cu larlv des c rtbed as E xh•bt1 8 anached here to WHEREAS th e 0 05 acre parcel of reel estate owned bv the Mc Do nald s Co rp ora t1on can be used by th e Vlll&go of Pomeroy for road purposes end pubhc U!le and the 0 06 acre parcel owned by th o Vtllege of PomAro y has no u~e and the co nvov ance and e.11change of u•d reel eatate with the McDo neld s Corporation would not be detrtmental ro the general mterest of the VII lege of Pomeroy BE IT ORDAINED by 1he VIllage Cou nctl of the Vtllege o f F»omeroy State of Ohto by an affirmatiVe vote o r all membeu etected theret o that 1 The Vil lage of Pomeroy c onvev to the Mc Donald !I C orporatt o n the 0 06 aero parcel of real estate do!l en bed tn E llhtblt B fo r ex c hange end m co ns1der a t1o n of th e M c Do nald s Corporatton co nveymg to the V11lage of Pomeroy th e 0 06 acre percaf of real estate doscrtbed 1n E.11htbtt A 2 ThA MavoroftheVtllago of Pomeroy and tt s Clerk 8 re hereby authortzed and m structad t o take all step!l naca ..ary to effec tuat e the conveyence mcludmg but notllmtted to pubh•hmg thl!l ordtnance 1n the local n ew s paper once 1 week for ft'ol & (6) consecuttve week& and preparing and axeculmg a Quit Cleim Deed to the Mc Donald • Corporation larry Wehrung Bruce Reed Betty Beromck Wtlham Young Bnan Shenk, Thomas Werry Member• of Pomeroy Vtllag e Counc1l 181 10 17 191 7 5tc 24 31 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance w1th Sec 307 85 of the Ohto Revtlfld code aealed bids wrll be rece rvad by the Metgs County Boa rd of Com m1a 110ners '" thetr otftcelocated 1n the Cour1house Pome roy Ohro unt1l twelve noon on September 26 1990 The btdt wtll be opened at 2 p m on September 26 1990 and read aloud for the followmg butldtng lease Each btd to meet the co ndt ttona and spectfiCIIt•ons at follows Otftce build ing t o hau te the Metga County Depart ment of Human Services AnnelC 3200 square feet mmtmum total s pace To1let fectltttes for men and women and at least 6 parktng spa ces for automobtles Rental requtr ed for 1111d butldtng and related fa c tltttes should be bt'oken down for a 2 year betlt All btda should tnd1cate the rental necessary fo r the bidder to provtde mamtenence for the uter10r and rnteflor of th e bulldtn g The Boa rd ot County Com mtuioners may utqulre add• t•onal co ntrac t provtttons With the IUCCetsful bidde r tnclud1ng but not limited t o the rtght of the optton to cancel tha hteae 1f ll8ceaaary by giving a mtnlmum o f 11xty (60) daya wrnten not1co The front of the envelope enclot1ng the b•d mu11 btl mart.:ed Sealed B1d Huma n Servtees Department Anne• Bulldtng ' Bidder to furnts.h thetr own bid form The Board ofCounry Com mtu•oners may ltCcept the lo weat b1d or select the best bid for thetntended purpoae and reserve the rtght to reJect any or all btds and or any part thereof Metgs County Board of Commtsllonera Mary Hobstetter Clerk t1on i917 142tc Real Estate General Public Nollce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO County CourthouM Second Street Pomeroy Oh1o Marv•ret Ann L1ttle The object of the Com plaint 11 that the Plalnttff preys that she be granted • dtvorce from the D.tendant, thttahe be awarded perman ent child custody of the minor child of the parU11 and the prey• 11 tNt the P1aintiff be grented 1he aeme You ere required to antwer the Complaint w•thm twenty eight (28) days after the !181 publica tlon of this notice which will be publilhad DnCII IICh week for •lx (8) IUCCIUiYe WMkl The 1181 pubiiC8t6on will be made on the 5th day P1atntiff Anthony Eugene little Defendant Coli No 90 OR 138 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION To Anthony Eugene Utile whoM t11t known addreu ,.., 211 N 10th Avenue N11. Joclcoonvltle. Aorlde 322&0. you are hereby noti ,._. that you hiY8 been named DefendMt In 1 legal action enttllld Margtret Ann Uttll. Plalntttf. va Amltony Eugont Little. Defetlclam Tltla tellon hu bNn aaign.cl Caae N umbef 90 OR I 38 ..d Ia pending 1n the Court of Common pte•• of Mtlgl County. Mtlga 45789 of October I 990, ond lho 1281 lwenly eight doya •n•wer wHI on thet dat• lor In cue of your failur e to enawer or o tllerw•u re spond as ntqurad bv the Ohto Rulet of Ctvll Proce dure JUdgement by default will be rendered agelnst you for the relief dem&nded in the Complaint Larry E Spencer Cleric of Courts Meigt County Common Plees Court 6 TC (BIJI 1917 14 21 28 1101 6 WHEREAS. lila nec11oory WHEREAS. lht McOo nald Corporetion 11 the owner of 1 0 05 ecre parcel , Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS 41686tln CAIN'S •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION 90 OA Y WARRANTY WASHERS- 1100 up ORY!RS- 169 up REFRJGIRATOR$-1 100 up • RANGES- Gas Elec - 112 5 up fREElERS- 1125 up MICRO OiENS- 179 up UPHOLSTERY BISSELL SIDING CO. ol Middlepotf New Homos S.1ll Hand Tuft~ng Custom Drapes KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Free Esttmates PH. 949 -2801 or Res. 949-2860 16 Yf'ar!l ~x1wrU"nl1 997 -5335 or 98S-3lbl Across From Post Off11e POMEROY, OHIO 614-997-2328 We Say Whel We Do We Do Whal We Say 10/ 30/'89 tfn NO lUNDA! CAlLS 41 686 1fn 9 G I mo RACINE SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL *LIGHT HAULING COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS 1:00 P.M. •Mobtle Home *FIREWOOD SUNDAYS P.ar)s BILl SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD 16 Gauge Factory •Mobile Hom e nES Choke only RPr.1Hls •Lot• Rentals SHOOTS START 997-7479 SEPT 16, 1990 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 61290tfn Sept 4 tfn 11288Hn MICROWAVE HOT SP RINC, SPA OVEN REPAIR AU MAKES Bring It In Or Pick Up. We Y ou r 1\ y, ,(,') 1),1\ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE II RL(I L II 992 533S or 985 3Sb 1 Acron From Pod Off1ce 217 E Soc. Pomero' POMEROY , OHIO Announcements 3 Announcements Ad opti on Happily married couple both counselors Wish lo adopl Infant to sha re our love Call our a11orney collect 408 288 1'100 A 286 Mc D11nlel Custom Bu tchanng 6 Days A Week 304 882 3224 4 116/ 90/ Hn Giveaway New lo,at1on North Sec:ond AnH Middleport, Oh1o 45760 SALES & SERVICE We c.,..v f• ahlng Suppln• Il l [\,rt 1" I t \• HI IL 1hll Sp 1 Pay Your Phone LUMBER Cable B1lls Here '~"' •'• BUSINESS PHONE CHESTER 985 3 •> 0 I 1614! 9976sso 1.£SID£NC£ PHON( 1614 1 992-7754 - ••• 8 1 2 wh it e 2 t ger 1 balge 6141992 5685 or 6141742 3t54 Boby bod 304 67S 5892 oyod klltons 6 wko old 304-675-!466 Full Blooded Aus tralllan She pherd Male 6 1~ 2566259 Kl11er1s 2 ma le t fe ma le 6t4 m 3143 Ma le Dog 614-446 9256 ;=========:::t=========~l To614 gweaw 446 1025 ay! OFFERS 7 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ... POMEROY OHIO At 7 & S R 143 ALBANY OHIO Rt 50 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 am 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10 am 5 p m 6 Days Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG. 10, 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb Clean Dry Alummum Cans 36C: per lb C lean Auto Radiators 44C lb Battertes $1 ea Yallow Bran 40C lb Alum Sheels 40C lb 1!1 13 90 tfn '------...t.:::..:...:.J..::.::..:..::;..:...:..::.__::..;,:...,:.::.:;;:_,l; Real Estate General OWNER WANTS TO SELL 5 mixed pupplos Culs lrlendJo_- neod homes by Friday Please can 614 992 7249 before 3 30 pm or 614 992 5687 after 3 :m pm 6 Lost & Found Fou nd Key to S ubaru Vtclnlly of Th ird A11e & Pine Street See at Ga llipoli s Oally Tribune 825 Third Ave Gallipol is lost 81lllold 1n Pomeroy Aign er Ca ll Rewllrd Call 614 99l..£5g7 Of 614 992 7031 ask lor l()uise Lost I lost par1 ol my S S money In brown envalope In the 11lclnlty ol Vaugl'11n s Markel I am 82 yaara old" and heve to ll'ol• o n S440i month II lound please wrlla Mrs Iva Cram.. ns AI 1 Box 130 Mid dlep ort Ohio 45760 7 Open Houge SUNDAY, SEPT. 9,1990 2:00 P.M. TO 5:00P.M. Yard Sale Galllpoll9 & VIcinity 1/2 mila out Georges Cr&ek fr om Bula vl lle, Sept 7&6 Gun1, Du ck & gGesa d&cays rugs Jeans sweaters toys 6 Femlly New Items Dally• Thun-Sit 10-6 2 114 miles out Mill Creek Rd Pul GOC ~ ClnloJI """,_ . _ _ AlL Yard Sal•• Must Be Paid In Ad1111nce DEADLINE 2 00 p m 1he day before tMe ad Is To run Sunday edition 2 00 p m 2 00 Friday Monday .clition p m Selurday RUTLAND - New l1ma Rd - Spaetous lol 3 ~ ac1es tn lawn and a cute Grngerbread lrr mme<l lres hly paroled I h 0 All FOR 121 900 POMEROY - Pnced AHordabls - Th1s 2 story home has a lamr ly room 3 bedrooms 3 porches some newer The1mo pane wrndows newer balh and a brllol JUST 113,900 IIIDDlfPORI - Great nerahborhood -Corn er lot all on one floor pia n 2to 3 be<l1ooms large pa ntry and a part base ment Enclosed front 11ttrng porch and a nrce lol $27 900 POMEROY - 1647lmcoln Hh Cute as a button Neat as a pen descrrbes th1s two bed1oomhome wrth an equrpped k1tchen carport and part basement Has a floored att1c and 50x288 foot lot m 000 STOR' RUN ROAD - Walls! Stretcher - Love mthe house wrth 3 bed1ooms and equrpped kitch en Work tn lh e garage and the brg workshop and rent the 3 bed1 oom mobile home Country sett1ng w~h 2~ aoes $34,500 Big 3 Family Garage Sale 'Spec ial Giveaway Tabl• Sat S8 pt Bth;. 9 5 Falrtltld Cent1n ary Rd , uall lpolis, OH I n ::D 0 RACINE I w \ "' ~A 124 RANCH HOME, TO RAVENSWOOD BR_I_DG~ 2Y, Miles Out C R 35 5 Miles from Racme 7 Miles From Raienswood Bndge 2 15 acres ranch home 7 rooms 3 bedrooms family room l1repla ce central a1r landscapmg paved road MAKE OFFER $45 900 1108 CLELAND REALTY INC. East Main Street, Pomeroy, 992-2259 HENRY E CLELAND JEAN TRUSSEll MAE HUPP JO HILL OFFICE Oh. Garaga Salt Sat 9 4 Rt 7 Soulfi turn on Re ccoon Rd , 1 mile, Gym Pee exerolse ma chlrte children & adult clothes mlac 992 -2289 GlganUc· S Family Yard Sale Stpl 6tt, 7th LArge & Small clotheG Furniture, Rnlo-Nacs A lima of avery lhlng 2324 E..tem Avt Acroat from Blue Fountain Motel Slturdey Sept 81h, i-!1, City Townhou", Gu cook ttovt, btby blld play pen highc hair, walker clothew, lot• ol mlsc el llntoUI Str. 6,7&8 Thura Frl I Set 1 Sept 7,8 Kids & adulT• dothas 1wfn bed mallratt , ~ku whit• uniforms 143 Saeond Yard Sal1 t20 112 Texas~ Thura ·Frl -Sat Also 8 Fool Camper Top for salt Houtaholdl b1by ctolh• mans clothing arga , boy's girla booka Frt 9•t 11h, 8th 129 Third Large 3 bedroom Moun In lawn 1 tf2 bath Must be employed O.po•lt f11qulrtd 814 992 5943 8-4 pm, 9opl 13,14!15 Chltdran o Horne Road ott o Laurel Cllfl - loola •Jolhos Gu·-· •"' Bonne Bell•• of Mt Union (( Rf'lt Church Srl•3 .. Columblo Rra HouH S•pt. 8-7 &-? Sept 8-83pm ' 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent •.•.,...,.._..,._ .. _.,._ er let ME f eteh tltt-' J)(lJ)f'f rrom now on." ....._----------,-----------1 3br Trailer tor rtnt $200 fur nlahtd 614 379-2311 1112 bod room hrmlshod tr&ller, $167 montn, depoalt 1na roiltrortCO roqulrod, Wl1 .. and Gar~ga ale, Thuradey & Mktay 12x55 2 bedroom mobile home, _,1::::--:-H~e..::I~~W.;.a~n'.:;ed..::....__l 22 Money to Loan Moving. Jn aela Rain or ahlna AVON 1 AM Areas 1 Shlrtay Friday 1nd Saturdliy Sept 7-8 Spul'l, 304-675-142SI Pomeroy Rt 7 Nor1h 3 mile on E•al• Ridge Road laNett Baby LadiH needed tor plying BM, full till bed1 apt lile (ovtr 15 per hour) vary tern.tac:trtc rant!, poeut knlv11 , ponry light oHk:e work. No ax· ~ r. f 1 nec 1111 ~, alao nNd ..one ,.rs, I o g anwere, loollfmisc. M with ctr lor lghl delivery woril. gu allowsnce Apply In Nlntando taPM, NckoNICkl, II• peraon only (No phone Cilia) to erclaa climber, Cll Joe toyt. 707 Mn1. Carter: Room 12, Econo Art Llwlt Sti'Mt, Middlepon Lodge Motel. Monday, Stop~ 1Dih 8-8 30 All R1fn or thine Yard Sa" Sept I & l t-1 prn Senior Chilena ~lng tor Barber, Stylists 114Building, Pagevllle Good winter """-8803 end •ummarllama all alae Nurw., immldleta opening At 124 Long Bottam Sept 7· 11 8 Futl-lima and pert-time lnt-7 No atrly ul.. Cabin lor poah~ tor 11 pm-7 am nuree u.la C.ll Ovtrbrook Center end aek for Sally Gloeckner, Director of L,ood Solurdoy 8~ Evtrylhlng 112 p11t S-polnlt on Nurolng e14-992-1472 price 112 mile Rt 7. Rain or ahlne Yard Salt Lote of kids clothea Moat 10 ctnts BatMan Road Clrcle't Rn Sep 1-7. Yard Sa" S.pt 7-8 Melson's on Morning Bttr Roed , Racine Tools, ewMper mite YMrfy yard ule ThurtdayFrlday V 00o4 00 Nice cloThes, ml.c 405 Peg• Street, Mkf.. dleport Public Sale & Auction 01vld Boggs Auction 9ervtce 1 Now boolcTrlg auetlons lleenua W1Med To Buy Uud Mobl.. Employmenl Services ,, Help Wanted AVON • AU ar•tt, Cali Marilyn WIIVIr 304-882-2645 AIMmblert Needed lm!Mdlate o~nlngs No up nead.d FuiL'part time Cell 1·i00-o4e34338, 71 m -10p m $2/mlrt ATTENTION! Eat)' work! Excal· lent income! Atlllftblt s lmplt producta 11 home For detella cell 1-504-141 ma Ext 5214 24 hourt 7 dlye Ca.., tor Chrl.tmet Sefl Avon FI"M gift whh slgrl-up. For Information ce11114-i92·1180 CMrlstl•n beby.ttter tor 8 'I' old, Wlllt Columbia, daya only, rtfllrtnce raqulrtd, 304-882· 3554 4 00111 00 PM CLERK OF PUBliC AFFAIRS Cotmetologlal nMdedl Guartnt..ct wegH, p1ld vacatlont. 814- 441-12tll pwaon no phone cell• bring ,. .ume Oh~ Valley Tlra Oaf.. llpolla Ftrry nut to 84 Lumbet POSTAL JOBS $18,3112· $67,1251Yr Now hiring Coil 11) 1105.eaf-IOOO EXT P~562 f<o< currentlt.l ~lsttftd Nur1t or Ucenaed SoCI1I Wortl.er to wort whh the 9 county Optlone tor Eldtra Program bleed In Mart.tte Pro'lldt lnformstlon, ecraen Cllenlt tor hallth end social Mn'lcl and amnga tor NM man19"Mnt end aervla- an phone Good communlctUon akilta ntcu· ury HorM CIN uptrltnee and knowledge oiCOIIItnunfty buod llf'VIcea tor thllkWty "helpful R~~gular hour., no ... kanda, exc~lanl trtnge benetltt Salery nee.- ce,.. nom. f18,000 RMidant Manager 1 Poaltlon Avallabla at Apartment Com p4ex Inquire et 814-441·1808 RN-ART-RRA Wl1h QAIUR II• pertenca. Uuat be tamlllat with JCAHO and PRO ~ulatlona lnd raqulrtmenlt and mull ~ cepabMI of eduetting the rMdleal Iliff thereof Mutt be cep~bla of writing pollclel end lmptemenflng proudurta Monday tflru Frldlf, no wNkandt or ~ldays Seltry nogotloble. tHUmo to Po,_not Oopa~mont. Ook Hill Stnd CommuNty Medical Canter 350 Ch1rtattt AVWiut, Olk 1-!IH, Ohio ~56 MONEY 1yplng, word~lng, poraonol com· puling. At home FuH or pt llme (1) SM,tJOO!yr. lncama polentlel 805-117-1000 El 9·10188 The Housing Authority of the chy of Point "Piu11nt It ...king 1 qt.alllltd 1~k:lnt u lebonr to ••Itt arid accept IIUptrvlslon by malnteranee dtpart ment The •ppllcant accepted will be one that II Clpible ol 111umlng full malntenence In the tuturt 1f an opening becomM IYIIHiblt Plane mall resume poatmarkld no later then S.pl. 12, 1010 ta Ruutll Bibbee, Houtlng Authorhy of the City of Point P..... nt, WV 25550 No p"'one cells plene Appllacatlon available at 404 Second St U nec .... ry EOE 12 Situation wanted Will taka care of thai ~~ loved one In my home II ac cept Alzhelmers Malt or female Tuppera Plaint: II'NI 814-M7 Berry & Sons Painting 6 Build lng All types of pel nil ng & building Call anyt lmt, froe •• tlm 1te 614-379-2320 Earn mOI'Iey by !Me w..k. Join the numbet'• to demonatret• ' Christma•Around Th~World" July Dectm!Mr LNve ntme, addren, tnd phone number on answering 111rvlce 814·992-6319 Interior and exterior house painUng tree aatlmsttS 10 yttrs exparitnce 304-t75 2708 ask for Mike SHOTS I No e xrrl•nce 1900 oo per 100 Cll 1 900-230..3838 ($ Q9/min) or Write PASE· 33tC, 181 S U ncolnway N Auf<lra, IL 60542 INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Cul1o'!'~J ~~A,_~c Now Hiring can 1~7-ewO Ext K-10188 1 112 Story Home, 3 or 4 BR Blllmtnt, Cloaa to Town. 614- bedroom home, utumt Mtenee; Masan County Bond Loin I 5% lnlerest will contider trtller tor down payment 304 11'5-1804 3 YHI'W old all new, 1 bedroom, relrlg~r~tor and tlaetrlc cook .tova 18 W ted I D Kountry Kid• Child Cere A fun c• lo atey whara trlendthlpa In Gr.. t location• 614-9022 ~ Maglc 't'aart Day Care Center reasonable, dependable ticensa, quelhy child cart Mon day thru Friday 1 30 tlil 5 30 For more Information or to rtgl•ter 304-675-5847 Atking $20,000 Call evening• 61<1· ®2-3122 7 room, 1·112 blth, 1 3 ICf'll ad ditlonal 33 •ern hunting and Umber 114·192·7118 or 1·384· 20tl 7 rooma 1 112 batht, eountry Uvlng but cloH to Mtlgt School and lown At 33-4 lent Townahlp Rotd 27. Rrtt road 1o fl&O, &14 388·11108, 614-388-831 ~ 3 or 4 bedroom houu dishwether llovt rerrtg, tual oil fumace, woodburner fireplace, Assume lOin with $1,500 down and PIJrrtenll of $308 month loclted in Petrlot Cell 614-3792958 5p m-9p m GOVERNMENT HOMES trom f1 (U rapeir) Delinquent tax propertr Raposs ..slon• Your area (1 805-687-8000 Ell GH 4562 for current repo 1111 In Gllllpollt, Well built, mov•ln condhlon Good loeatlon Large roomt, low h•tt budglt 614- 256-1855 Muat ull Mesoo WV No down ~ymtn1 It auumt load, ceth $18,000 :JOot..n7-M'IO or 30481'5-UM Unlqua large eountry home 22 acr• 5 bailroom, Cherry Ridge $44 500 6141992-5348 32 1-800.~710 12Jl5.5 total llectrtc, 2 bedroom, underpinning, blocks $4200 614· Mt-244Z. acr•, At 2 3110 beat It 1· 11J11t Guerdon Futurtml tZI65 2 Mdroom, Central Alr $5995 814446·10'12 1m Champion 14x65, 2 BR "' up an prtvate lot on 218 8 ml trom town 14500. F,... rent lor 1 yur 114-256-1313. 1878 lhr• bedrooma, 14x7'0, 2 bathe, It lnttr'Miad 304-1752535 1882 Townhouu, 14K7tl, double ••pendo, CA, On private rented lot In Rodney 1~1538 tfttr 8pm .,.r 1884 Mansion 14•80 111 alae 2 baths, . . 1nd dryer, AIC, r;~~ furnlahed $10,500 304 2br, Mx'IO, Ne•hue aa Model N: :~11tncM Tola/ Elec C.l, 8 4 1411 HouM traUer Fuml•hed or un tumlahld, new ~rpet and tlncNtum, two bedroon, wltn two largo roomo oddod f101000 tumllhtd S8 000 untumlanea 114-n2·Z085, or Columbus 1· pent.,. Colmelologlltt, £1ec111clant, Food Servlee Wof'l(ar., ElactroniCI Tec:h· Business nlclana , lnduetrlal Mtlnt1n1nca 21 Worker., M1chlnlltl Opponunhy Pu'llegala Stcrtt•rl•• en~ Weldera Ae;lttar now for cia• INGnCEI ... beginning October 1, 1~0 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Call Tri-County Vocellanel Aduh racammandl lhat you do buill· Ctnter at 1-800 ..37-8508 A ,_ ""h pooplo you k.- ond 1 varlal:y of funding saurcea lo NOT to alnd money through the pay tor tl'llnlng are IVIIIIblt for mall until you hl'lllnvllllgated thot• allglblt tho ottorlng. Nice 3br Tralle~1 Expando Living Room Large nrd Cly School Dlstr1ct COmer of Rendand Perch St Kantuge 614-446-~n 7 While Floor Kitchen Cabinets Inc luding Double wide Sink & Coun1er Tops $350 fi14-446-7Q15 7pc dining 111 304-882 31l0 Two bedroom mobile home carport, tHachM building and land In Middleport Convenient to achool• etc Auume loan 614 &eU5&8 35 Lots & Acreage 8 112 .I.e rae on Qaorge CrNk Rd Will Condld« Land Contract &14-441-2000 lore or around, Jany• Run Rood'-15,000 you moit dHd, 304-410-llllft Approx one acre, wooded lots, efty wliw, owner fll.nolna, Jorlcho Rood, Polnl Ploooanl, 304-372-1406 .. 372-2171 Land on Stlllna Avo. molto nlco trallor lol hOOO. OBO. 827-4438 ma pla lln1sh County Applian ce lnc Good used app11anc81, TV u ta Opotn 8 am to 6 pm Mon-Sat 614446 1699 627 3rd Ave Gal llpoiiB 0H For Sale On All Grau Tu rf In stock, $2 99 yard Moll oha n Furniture 614-44 6 7444 GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Washerw dryen11 refrigerators 2br tumlthltd Central loCIIed adunt preNrNCI 1225 pe r montn, plus 11curtty deposit Aeferencl8 814-448 2236 814 Sk&gga Appllsncoo PICKENS FURNITURE NewltJud Houtehold furnishin g 117 ml Jerrlcho Rd Pt Plaasanl WV Clll 304-675-1450 441-111581 tOIIO OuNn s ize s lttptr sola gold color large •tereo chup 304 m-5336 35 Wa.t Apt 2br, 1 balh, private andoHd patio, cioN to grocery atorts & ahopplng cenler, w•t•r aewer, trash provided, $265/mo 814-441 1808 RENT TO OWN 614 446-3158 6 pc wood group 11 ~ 01 per WMk 4 po111r bedroom 1ulte compltte $15 20 per week dinette wtth 4 chalra $7 !10 per weak Mag ie Chef 14 cu h Aefrlg.,ator $'12 95 per week 15 cu fl freezer, tiO 90 per WHic Vl Ra Furniture Rl \41 4 miltt off At 7-Centana ry Open 7 days a WMk 8 room dupln 1114 JaHerson BEA~FUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES1 536 Jackoon Plko from t1Q21mo Walk to ahop & moviH Cell 114-446 2568 EOH SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 011v• 51 Gallipolis New • Used furniture, heaters Wea1.,-n & Work boola 814-448-3158 1 bedroom per1I1Uy tumlshad Utilities paid. 109 112 s.cond Ave Deposit Requlrtd $230/mo C1tl 614·379-2171 53 1 bedroom /1rtl1lly tumlehtd, Utilities pal 109 Second Ave O.poalt Requ ired $230/mo Call 614 319-2'111 Anllques Buy Of sell Riverine An1lqu.t 1124 E Main Street Pomeroy Houra MTW 1000am to600 p m , Sundly 1 00 1o 8 00 p m 614 992-2526 Efllclency lpir1ment, acrou from Univef'lllty of Rio Grande All uUIIIIn paid $200 month Top Ce•h pald Old fumlture plus dtpo•h 614-388-!1945 qui lls oriental c uboardt, Fumlshed EHieiancy, all utilities palnllngt toys or enllrt tslate peld •~•r• bath S135Jmo 9t9 call eol[tct 304 525 3275 or 304 Second Ave 614-446-3945 ;5::23:.-1:.6:.50:.;;._ _ _ _ _ __ I Fumlehed Eftlelency, $175 UtiiiiiH Paid, Gtlllpo li• 6t~ 4464411 atier 7p m 54 Miscellaneous Grtciout liv ing 1 and 2 ~ room 1p1rtmen1s at Village and Rivers ide Manor Apartments ln Middleport From 3 lon centr~l air condit ioning unit tor ule 614-446 9252 Merchandise 320 A-b Olck Press 18 Inch p1per cutter 1hermoqr•~~~·~ Brtckets "raised printing , 3x~ In New M1nn W V 2 bedroom Kelsey leller Pr•••. pan a gr~ph carpeted, khchen tumlshed wf5 fonts, 10 pla1• 8l4· 24&ltrge cloaats, ell electric: We 5806 1nytlmt p11y wa1tr, sewer a nd trash Playg round tor ch ildren Basic 410 Homelite Chain Saw Like renl $196 month HUO vouchert New Will Nil or tnde tor band .eceptad C.ll 304-&82-3718 uw or boat trellar 114-849-2013 EHO !10" Bush Hog Fltll Mower $6~ 1 Ulddlepor1 Ohio BMch St On• 26" riding mower $100 A1v 6tade 1100, new bedroom furnished apt , depoalt snow A ,.terence requlr.d 304-882 dahumldlflr $100 f-ionda 80 11~• new $400, tnd men 1 blcycit 2566 Coli &14 992 nn EOH 140 &141985-4368 cMIIdren, no O.potlt, 814-4~38 anora pm. Sotu •nd chtif11 priced from $395 to $095 T1bltt $50 and up to f125 Hldo-o bod• 1390 Jo $595 Recllnere $225 to $375 Lampe $28 to $125 Dlnetl .. $101 end up to $495 Wood l1ble w.& chairs 1285 to $7D.!I Otaki $145 up to 1375 Hutchee MOO & up, bunk beda complata wl1h mettrw• $295 end up lo $395 baby beds $110 Man,. .... or boi 1prlngs full or twin $78, firm $88, and S98 Oueen ••t• $275 & up, King $350 4 drawer chest $69 Gun Cabinet• 8, 8, & 10 gun Baby manresset $35 & $~5 Bed frames $25 Queen Size $35 & king lramt $50 Good aelectlon of bedroom sultn me ta l cabinets h.. dboardt $30 and up to $65 90 day a ume as cuh with appro111ed credit 3 ml out Bulavllle Rd Open 9 AM to 5 PM Mon thru Sal Ca ll 6t4 446-0322 ranges SPECIAL Fectory to you189'1, 2 or 3 bedroom14x70 modett at the unballavebla price of S12,900 dell.,.rtd and HI up C.ll 1-80().m-to45 lor datalls 2443 Household Goods LAYNE S FURNITURE Upper Rl111er Rd Buldt Stone Crell Motel Call 614-446·73g& Smell houla tulttblt for pets, 1300/mo 87 Colt VIsta, 4 wh. dr Satellite dish, modal plantt, Wither, dryer Plano 614-388-083SI Bunk Btdt, MattrHHI & Box R..l Nicel can Springs Anytime 814-388-97'18 Compfttl Sa1tllh1 syltem Mual ull, moving 614-381.0210 3 room apt, ni ca location raflrenc.. required, 304-675- For g 1" Inger Soli Rand Air ComprtltOf, 10 HP Kllh1tr Gea Motor wi1h hose • & battery $800 614o446-4462 SNAFU® b) Bruce BeaNie Knuckloboom loader Mounted on 21 tt trailer wl1h 4 cyt powfr unh 6,4-379 2758 Eerty Amarictn Sofa • Cllalr, Beauty Shop Equipment, Call 814-44&-<e118, 1ner 4 OOp m Forie Uft, hand Clrtl, dock plate wareMoun carts truck bed lflliler ule & llrtt 614-446-2359 Holiday Hills Raccoon Creek, Double Lot, Co1chman Camper, AC 2 out bulldl ngt, ell u1111t l.. plcn lc erea 1 304-736-1982 Hydrauli c Wood SpUtter, 36lnch ram 614 367-0416 Lift Chair $600 llrm TT Evans Heights Gallipolis Ohio Nlntendo 1apet, 304-882·2296 J T Hesson One 23 lloor mode l colo!"llld tv, In good condition $15 Topper lo r t la rge Ford pick up !r uck $40 614 992 5056 Paint Ball equipment 2 gun a plut varlou• ac cttao rles 304 n3-5054 RecondillonAd Washers Dryers Gu1ranteed prompt Btrvlce for all mak" mode la The Wa shl r Dryer Shoppe 614 446 2944 Trumpe1 125 Honda Spree :100 two exarcl18 machlntt both $100 304 875-1636 White Tel l Hunter bow arrows 1 keros•n• healer Hollowooa b•d, eouch and ch\sr 304-8752537 Wood & Coal Stove, uaa tt ln"11 ar fTH standing, 2 blowera & gllll door cost $1,100 Nevtr uNci ..u $600 614 256-S413 Wooden Bunk a&d1 wltl'l link aprlnga $60 Ca ll before 2p m 614 44 6 664t Building Supplies Home grown potet011 no ehemleefa $6 per bu Ueld run 304-875-3588 Pick your own btllnl $S but hel It I pick them $8 buthal J&R Product At 338 ne.t to Ravenswood Brldgt Red Retbarrlea, P'ck your own 814 245-5064 59 For Sale or Trade Pets for Sale 1m 24 tt Prowler Sell-eonExc.lltnt condition 1alntd ITrllde or tell &14-1112-2081 Farm Supplies & Livestock 96S~4~ AKC Regi.Wertd Male Dobennan Blec k & ru sT tall had been docked, dew -c lawa removed warmed e 14 256 9320 Ortgonwynd C.Mery Per1l1n SlamHe 1nd Hlm111y1n khtena 614-446-3844 after 7 p m Female Baalon Terrior 1 year old 304 m-5926 Fl l h Tank 2~13 Jsck son Av• Polnl Pleaunt, 304-67S-2063, 10 g•l set up 114 99 and 10 gal complete $43 25 Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming All breeds All atyln la ms P•l Food O..Jtr Ju lle Wabb Call 614-446 0231 HAPPY JACK ENIXJRACJOE Kills 11tlt ti c ks & mange mite s genetically Immune to older forumla• LONGER RESIDUAL BIO-OEGRAOEABLE Conta ins NO sy nth1Uc py r•1hrolds FOR DOGS ONLY ! VINTON Poodle puppln 1oys Tucupa, also Schnauzera Champion Grtnd Sl rt AKC, elso adults Coolv il le 6l4-6873407 Pupelhal make good watch and llvtttock doG• Good with chlldrtn 814·QD2 2553 Pure bred Great Oene pupplae $100 ll14-Q92 7584 440 Jo hn O..re Dozer, naw motor end final drives 85 GMC dum p true If 3J4 1on Uatbed 14 ft lrallar 614-388-8123 Ooubla HorH T111ilar tor Sale For S1le Splne1-Contola Plano Bargain Wanted AHponllble party 1o taka over low mon1hly payments on eplntC 1)61no SH locally Cell t-800-32.,..3345 Ext 102 PIANO FOR SALE Wtntad Reapnalbl• pany to take on small montl'11y payment• on plano Sae locally Call M1nsgar •t1-800-t35-7e11 Plano tor aale Good condition 114-i't2·2325 Snare Drum 5150. 304-875-2829 ~it2lt~ l'le'E:P:-~ ·. For Sale Fl&hlng boa! nlca .. trailer, 25hp, Johnson Motor V~ • Bottom Muat Still $500 614- .. 44S-441'2 BOATS MOTORS · TRAILERS Mercruise r, Mercury & M1rlner, authorlllld parts & •ervlce Pa rt• tor m~t m•tor brand~ WE CANNOT SPEL SCCE!!_S, U RIVERSILJt::. MARINE GALLIPOLIS, OH 61<1446·2424 Ulce new Mesuy Fargueon 220 Hay Baler 614-446-1411 63 Livestock 4-H merket e1.Mr Chi·Ang..Chlr, Galli• Ca born vary nl c• $400 614-258-1043 11524 Btlglan Stallion 3 yeer old lor tale or 1rtde Pri e M~ upon In epKtion 814 245-Q212 64 Hay & Grain Hay lor Sale Clover & Timothy Round B•let In the Field 614 245-5598 Square bales hsy $10 304-882 2137 or 30+173-5390 Transportalion 71 • Auto Pans & Accessorles 76 BudQ" Trsnamlsslont Used L rebutlt, starting at $99 614-24,_ 56TI 614 379-.2263 :· Used •u1oma11r. tranamln lont, GM & etc, call 304-675-4378, gara n1ead slso repair evaUabl• 79 Campers & Motor Homes B1by C.lv.. for Sale &M<W~- 1987 Citation no HP 110 loW houra, $5 400 614 2~5 5978 23ft Terry Taurue Awning Ael 614-446-9:l62 TER~:~Rt~gkE~mfERS : All unlll lo go aT lowtsl prlcn th1a yur t Plus no charge 1ol" A1C Teny dealer lor over 20yeara Buy w1fh confidenceFind ntla financing avallabl~ IRVINES CAMPER SALES! On 51 Rt 7 Nort h 11 St Rt 555 Utt1e Hocking Ohlo Approx 60 min 6t4 989-m1 Services 1969 Dodge Coron.t 440 318 tnglne, aulo, AC 83 000 actual bcellenl condition milts $1500 614/?112·2157 81 Home Improvements 1975 Plymouth ValianT 304 7735438 1976 Mercury Marque 460 en glne &700 N~otl1ble 614 256 1064 1977 Sulek Regel 350 auto 2 new lire1 new exhaust one owner wen m& lnt alntd Very little ruat 114-448-4171 1917 Che'oly Caprice cond 614-44&1943 Good 1Q78 Che111y lnpal1, 305 cu In engine PB PS runs but needs work 304-675--2942 1978 T· Bird AC PS PB, 302 IU10 good body No ru!lt $800 090 Phone 614 992..&756 1979 Cadlll1c Coupe DeVIl le 59 400 actual milu $2 3QO Hrm 614--44&.7620 614~46 72~. ,gao Suberu s.dan runs bu1 nMdt c lu1ch worll, $100 For mora lntormatlon 614 245--5950 1983 Olds 88 Royalo AT PS0 PB AC , CruiM I M wlpert Uood Urn Excellent condlllon 514 1921207 1G84 Cutllll Clerll, AC PW Broghsm Digital AM!FM R1dl o V-t, ~.ooo milu, good eond 614-367-0415 1884 Oodga Aapon AC ·.. 1913 Dodge motor home 304773-!1363 Ch1rl u Decker Autos for Sale BASEMENT WATERPROOFlNG Uncondit ionAl Ulet lme gusran 1H Local refe,..~H tumishtd ... Ft11 Hlimatu Call coll«t 1· 614 237-0488, day or mgl'lt ~ Rogtra Blltrnent Wattrproo. ling JET .A.rl1tlon Mot ora ,..paired New & r•bullf motorw In ttot::k Ron E111n1 EnterpriM• Jackeon OH 1-800.537 85 28 Complete Mobllt Home ut ups& repa 1r1 a lso plumbing S electrical roofing ramodellng: patlot I d.ck1 ate REMODEL.,. ING1 R1ferenct;a Es11mal. ... 614·256-1611 Ron s TV Se~ l ce specl1 llrl ng In Z.nhh tlto "rvlclng mo4l o1her bBnds Moutt ct(ls , also sorM appli ance ttpal rt WV 304-676 2398 Ohio 614-446--2454 Rotary or cable tool drilling Moat wells completed 11me day Pump salu and Mrvlce 304· 995-3802 S.ptlc T1nk Pum ping S90 Ga llta Co RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jaekaon, OH 1-800 5379S28 Sarvlc& Osvla Sew Ve e Georges CrHk Rd Par1s aup plies, pickup and delivery 614 446.0:1'14 Plumbing & Heating 82 '"o 1817 Dodgt Coft OL PS, PB, AMIFM C.tMttl, AC, New tlret Gett good g at Automatic mll:r, Ercallent eondllfon Mu 1811 Mtke offer 614 a92 23n Carte r's Plumbing and He1ting Fourth and Pine Galllpolll Ohio 614-446-3888 Electrical & Refrigeration 84 Rttldentlel or commercial wiring, new HrVIce or repa ir• LleenNd eleetrlc lan Ridenour Elactric:ol 304-675-1186 1187 Mustang LX Sun roof .S apaad, AMfi'FM low mlletge 11411188-3804 85 General Hauling 1981 Mercury Topel, 14 000 mllll eie cond bough! new In FebrUary, atsndard ahl" $1 000 304-171-6111 R & R Water Service Pools, cl• ttmt, . .n. lmrnedlst•t 000 or =~ ~11on• dallvary Call 304· 1981 l24 CAvalier Loeded leld on Muat Nil $8 500 814·t92· 2885 Wanerson • Water Hauling reaaonabte ratM, wotuma dlacounls 2 000 1o 4,000 CIPIIC:Ity ciatern• 1*>11, wells, etc Ce ll 12 Toyota Tarol1, good ahopo, ~~~i.reet Fuel eHfc6ant 12200 • 33?1 1t1 Poniloc: Lo IIana SE, Excellent ~·· millage 114 441 elfl Loodod latoO QOYERNMEHT SEIZED vahl<IM trom f100. ......... eo-• Chftyo Burploo plano "CARE" tor • - who Your- t 1 ) - Eat "CARE" oboUI lhllr plonoo. 1111 S-10111 Win! 304-112-2321t (1'rov 22 1) \ -. • Jim • Farm Equipment SR 35, Wttt Gtlllpolla, 614-446-9177, Wlde a.t~tetlon new &. unci ftrm tracto,. & lmplemantt Buy, nil tradt I ~.!1 00 waekday s, Sit till Noon 1987 Chrysler Fifth .t.vanue 1Q79 Chrytl., New 't'otker 6141992 5005 or e14M2·7511 •v•nlnga 035 M1r11n gulttr wl1tt herd ahell can, ax eallant ahape, S1 500 304-m-5054 cond ~· 2·1085 Kaw t10 3-wh ..lerw On. • axcall•nt condiUon One for · pert• $400 614 992 7312 after . .. WITHOUT Bo•• emp, call mike 304-1752450 Bundy flute Good condition, 1100 20 girl• murr1y bicycle, 130 6Mf66~836 mlln, wlndthMold ne f1,600 304-8e2 2356 &14-448-7521 t,.Mml .. IOn, PS . Po elant 6 ~~12,100 , II C lhlpe 304 Bundy Clarinet R~pedded, $125 cau bafort 2p m 814-4486641 '88 TAX 250 tour whealer uc : cond $1,600 16ft flatbed 1rallar-. •• dual .. te $500 304.&75-7633 Boat 125 HP Ev lnrude Englnt i:., compl•t• top new upholstery~ Call 614 286 1316 1tter 7:00 p m _... Musical Instruments 57 Motorcycles 404 ln1 I Tr11ctor with Woods Finished Mower, $2,995 2ot0 JO wltll Cultivator, $2,495, Ford Jubll" with Lottder $2,495, 8N Ford with Bueh Mqg Plow Cui tint or & Grader Elrad•. 12 395 614-286-6522 1980 Otdt Omega, runs good $600 514 256 6251 SUPPLY 399 W 74 --------------------·:: t972 17 fl Starctlft Tr1· Hul .., metal patented dlvlce con1rola lien In the nome without PES· TI CIDES Resulta overnlg h1 & 1988 leulU Trooper II 4 wheel 5 spd, cruin, a ir,.. AMIFM cnntte. Exc cond, 614446-1761, or efter 5p m 614 24¥ 5646 drlv•~.4eyl 75 Boats & Motors for Sale 1m Monte Certo phone 304675-Tm Main S1 Pomtroy 1988 Ford Aero Star llgh1 blue, •harp, sa,too &14-388 9775 .... pm GENERAL STORE HAPPY JACK FLEA GARO All R&O FEED zer Clinic, Gen.,.! S.rvlcta o.pt 6t"-44&-5186 Mon-Frl, 8-5 61 Farm Equipment AKC B111al puppitt $100 Re1dv to go Francia Benedum 614-667 J8S6 AKC Reg Brinney 3 female 1 male 8 wHka old S100 814· 3 -t9"ee .,..."'s'"u-r"' uk"l--:G ::S=ao 4 "L- -:3-:: 5~• Cover erop wheel 304-875--2443 tfllr! oo PM Bloek bric k, sewer Dlpe1 windows, linitis ere Claude Wln1erll, Rio Gr1nde OH Cell 81424!1-5121 56 1084 Ford Econo Cargo Van quortar ton moko ot1or, 10 Hof. Canning Tomltoee For Slit Pick Your Own 114-M6-3496 Hardwick ga a cook ltove for ule 614 9g~ 71188 55 collaftar! 00• 30H'I&-4 435 Fruits & Vegetables Merchandise 8pm not 58 Complete Doughnut Shop E qulpmenl For Sale Wrtte to box cia 044 clo GelllpoUs Dally Trlbune1..~.25 Third Avenue Gal· llpollt, Ott 456l1 2&3 bedroom aper1mentt, carpet, equipped ldtc"'•n• In Pomeroy · O.pos lt R•f•ren ce required. Cell 814-985o4«8 attar 1984 Dodge pick up model 150, good cona loW mlleega $3 200 614-256-62$1 l::~~=~;;;;r-~;;;~;';"';";";"""~ 73 Vans & 4 WD's 1979 CJ5 IMp, very good cond Country Mobile Homt Partt, Route 33, North of Pomeroy Lola, rentals, per1e, aaiH Clll 814-m·'N78 441-m3, 814-448-4222 Hicely Fum'ed .a 17 46 Space for Rent 2 rooma & btlh, newly rtmodaled.l. S2001mo All utllllts Included uepoth required, 8t4 4/W 388-8509 5681, Muan WV Apanment lor Rent 1812 GMC DIIHI 112 Ton Pick-up. Good Cond $1,700 614- SIMplng rooma w1tM cooking Al.o ll'liltr space AU hook-up• . Call lftar 2 00 p m 304·7'7'J. e551 1182 Ford V.n E2!10 Windof eergo, manuel Any re ..onebl8 otter 614-tM9~ot 1 ' Furnished I~ Rooms =Root-,-m-,..,,..,.,-r-•n""I---WI-.:-k-0-rm-o-nt7 h 54 Miscellaneous 9~:~~~ at tt20fmo Gallla Hotel M h dl 8 91580 ere an sa Tr al"r for Rent Rt 218 814·256- t•rtge Neehul 14x70 w!expendo ahultad n ICf'l land Polnl PINunt, Mtny ex1ru, priced on Inspection. )04-175-711t'7 JOB HUNTING? NEED ASKILL? WMkondo 8M-38U114 WE TRAIN RI'OPLE FOR JOBS .. Auto Meehlnlca Account· lng!Computlng Spoc:lo1111, CorFinancial Nice 2br Mobile Home, Upper Rt 1 614o446-2S15 Between 8 & 10 I m. 873-4415 Mill Ptula 1 Day C1ra Cant1r affordable, chlldcar1 M F 6am · 530 pm Ages 210 Bstor. after achool Drop-Ins welcome 814-446-8224 Will B1by aU In my home Have AaflreneH Alto 992-3181 fllll Mull u11, 141CMI, Liberty, 2br $8,500 Of beat otltr 114-379- Good MobUa home lor rent to one gentllrnln In Mlntrsvllla 614 • tm Ford pickup truck QOOd: cond, 1979 Hondt M otoreyc l~o, . good cond truck ctmper 304:· 273-5070 0 eerpal 45 51 ~ t877 Ford on•lon lruclt with 11· ft aiMI bed $3 200 614-99lt-: 310. Upetelr1 Fumlahed, 3 room• 6 blth clean, no pats, rtfarenca & deposit required 614-446-1519 Apertmen1 in downtown Poi nt Pl.,..nt for ,.nl, 814..,.464200 $40 DOWN on 1ny naw alngJa. wldt, plut tu and title to qualified buyet AI advel11aad on TV ·Call EltH Home C.nler 121:7'0 Mobile home, ont county w•l•r, outbulldingl North Thom11 Aktga Ra mile on right Taking oHars ofttr uncfer $10,000 gels 814-775-7738 3br trailer 814o448 2 bedroom Mobile home tor rant , upper At 7: K1naug1 Ohio 814-446-0508 or 441-07'18 44 apt , .nj: 304-175-6081 TWin Rlvere Tower!t Housing IOf the Elderly 1nd ttendlcapptd Apt~rtmtnts now avallebl•rent· lng for 30% of adjusted Income 200 Second St or call 304-87568711 Blvd 304-6715-3753 Mobile Homes for sale Mary's Quallly Child Cart, 11ft • affordable Wlrlftrences 1-6 Mon Frl, 614 446-0316 Will baby ait tull Of part lime In my llama, cloH to ~eflool, 30461&-2784 For Rant ~ckup 7& GMC new pelnl runt good, will trade tor Rent 1 bedroom apartment Nice carpet, ciNn and nNt HUD spprov.d No pete Pt PINunt 304-6754200 Mome 2br on Rt 110, 8 ml1aa from Hoi· ter Hotphal, 1250, Deposit ~;:. Call 614 9i27118 or 1-384-- EARN now appoln1lng 2to 3 managara ::--~a_n_,,..,..,o-,o..,...,_ Experienced Men to Work In Tobacco $4 ptr hour Good mul tt noon 114-«6-1581 31 Homes tor Sale Mobile 72 Trucks lor Sale One Br, unturnllhlld apl Range and rtgri; provided Water, uwega, and garbage paid Oopoolt roq od Coil &14- on Bob McCormick Rd &14-448-0868 2br 3 wl11'1 guar1ntMd Nltry to ltlr1 for right peopte, aicalltnt ~ portunity tor ~orne maktrt end c1rMr minded women 304-t?&5162 a... Racine .,.. 1~8 Hunllngton, WV 25775 Poroonnot Oopt P 0 Bo• 7365, 6183. Expertsnced medii ulat reprtttnlatlvt plua com· mlttion 304 m -7835 caJI for ln 1.rvl•w 2 bedroom tr~ll• tor rent In 6681 Or11m job11 Do you love fashion travel, prlz.. and peopis? Contempo FuMion EARN MONEV Reading Bookll $30 000/yr Income potenltal No.,;, hiring (1) 805-687~00 Ext Y10189 :J 2 ltOfJ, 3 bedroom houll on LDcuM Street $4,1500 OBO 614HJ..M36 •H•r 5 prn AMUI'MI IUbmiHed by September ,9, 1a90 Stnd rMume to P 0 . Bo• 72U cJo The Dally Sentinel Homoo, &14-4414115 on 4 roorM 1nd blth, hou11 In nice nalghbarhood, rtlerencn ,. qulredl or wlll 1111 with owner flnene ng 304-175-1090 Wanted to Buy Good Uud Swing Sal, w!Sildo Wanted To Buy J~o~nk Autos whh Of wtthout motora Call Larry lively IM-388-9303 nl~ Sat up nlct private laval lot Mu~ have rtf Appr Hd • u .275Jmo Water inelud 814-256-1393 2 Bad Room Mobile Home et Evergreen 614-370-2678 2 bedroom, full aize beMment, located Gr.. r Aoed, 100I200 lot , ~.soo 304-m-2004 « 30411'5-121111 rongo. f17.000 lo 814-266-1628 LOANS BY MAIL Up to ._ ••,ooo In 72 houre Wt ce.n hllp v-ou get • algnaturt Loan By Mall 1·100-4ll-11127 Sl 85 1• Part-time C.H Manager For Goodwill lnd , Pt Pleaunt, d• grM In Human Servicu or related tllld 32 hrsi'Wk Ex parlenca working whh handicapped h•lpful Soma trn.t -oary EOE MIFNIH Ropty In Ohio, &14~48-17!10 9 Hendareon, WV, 304-n:J-5248 or 304-615-2532 1988 model 14 x70, 2 BR gardtn tub & ehower Sui" In mk:rOW'tva 1 llereo Really evaNngt Yard Salt Thurtday end Friday. Yard, craft and bike Hie. Slptember 8 at PrMbytertan Second St/"Mt Church SyrKUM Gold Credit Card VlA!Matercard Guarenteed, Ceth Adv1ncu, no ucurl1v ~It, no credit eheck, 1·900-0048, JHl95 fH 448-4257 S.Jl 8·7. 406 Page StrMt, Mkf. Part-time Seeretary Apply ln dloporl $225 plue $100 daposll no pet•, McC1illhans Trailer Court, ~ For Salt 198ti Ca mero 814-44~: 448-0338 bedroom Autos lor sale 7720 kftchon hrmlahod, 304-1715-5104 uwer rurnlthtd, Crab Creek Road, 304-875-,206 1 39R, near Cheshire, 1 2BR, R1chw 814 992-6408 9Flttwooda ~ 00 Approl on• milo .... Rd. 71 Nicely Furnished Mobile Homt In eily. CA Suitable for 1 pereon "Ref &O.p Required 114- Two Gtrege Sllle It Chaflas King 1 on Wolfe Pan Roed Sept 7 1nd 1 8 R1ln or ehlne Home lntlfflor, big clothn. GET PAlO FOR TAKING SNAP. S.t. mle oul Rodney Pika from 35 992 8191 949-2880 949 2287 98&-4488 3br house In Me rcerville wfp001 $500, 614-446-7602 tft•r 5p m 236 Mulberry Ave, Pomaroy Soya clolhea, booU. loyt, Ml•c 9-5 Saturday Must havt eomputtr & baokkHplng Experlenca, com· blned dutlel of waterltu cltrk 30 hour position Bentlill lndudtd Sellry Negotlontble Rnum11 will be ltKen at the Munlc lptl Building, 401 Eut Collegl lrom Sl to 1 WNkdeys lor lha Vllltge of Rio Grsnda, OH Daad llnal• Sept 21. 1HO 4 Family Yard Sa le 71h, 8th men, wom en ch1ldrene clolhn glu!lware booka mise 1/4 mite on GeOJges Creek olf Bula vtlle 205 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992 -2886 / HOME 992 5692 DOTIIE S TURNER. BROKER 1-1/4 mile beyond Harrle Farm• on At 124 Sap. 8-9 Welch for tlgftll Rein or ehlne t-1 2 Black and Whlta Kittens ca ll 614 256 6239 After 5 00 Old Hosp1tal Crank Type Bed TRI-COUNTY RECYCUNG tamll~ yard 1111 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Apanment for Rent 441-4345 3 BR 2 Batt.. FP, Nowlr Decorated & Cai'J)el. Dep & Re Required 814-44&·2000 Rick Pearson Auction Company now booking auctions. al· perience make• th• diHarenc• Lleensed Oh6o, Kentucky, Waat Virginia, 304-173-5785 Broe B Au M 2br houu tor rant $250 ren1, 1983 Che vatte Pa r1 s & Gr9a1 Dane Pup p1es B wli s ol d 614256 1628 s 1ong holr "'"'"' 168 41 Houses for Renl $150 dopoaft 614-448-11218 8 2 Puppies 1/2 Bolon Tsrnors phona 304 773 5926 PLUMBING & HEATING ' Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & Vlclnlty Daily Sentmei- Page-9 One bedroom ep1e lor rtnt $225 month O.poelt requlrtd 114-m-2218 1tter 8 p m Rentals Yard Sola, Sopl,!,7,8 122 Fourth 2 44 Route 2 Ashton, , eere lot•1 3 miles .outh Gallipolis LockS pu~lc w1tar, no re11rlcUon,, same with river frantsge 304 57'&-2336 c;:•nce 2 F"amlly Yard Sa le Ch ll drens cl ot MAs 203 204,. Kine on Dn111e Saturday, 9 00-4 00 porc h and 2 other porches Pomeroy I• the owner of a 0 08 acre percM of real eatete thuated WHt of the 40 foot right of wty known •• West Main Street and edjolnlng property owned by 1he McDoneld 1 Corpora tion. I more perticular d81 cription 11 anached hereto and marked Exhibit A Res. 949·7860 Ill USED APPUANCES Public Notice ORDINANCE NO 808 90 WHEREAS tho Village ol Pll. 949-7801 or 35 Lots & Acreage St, Ntw Haven, wv. 'AI Roasonoble Proces' Remodeling Stop & Compare FrH Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 985-4422 s1ory home wrfh 3 bedrooms rlmmr, room screened m for the McDonald Corpora tion to ecquire aald reel eatete to completeconetruc ~ tlon of Ita reetaurant end road aCCIII f •Complete LAFF-A-DAY Yard Salt, 408 Henderson St Hendenon, WY Thu•, Frt, Set CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Public Notice Public Notice Yl •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL BH HVROOI AAA 614 / 374 Public Notice BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION CHESTER, OHIO ~436 46760 (9 } 7 1tc BULLETIN BOARD •New Homes •Garages Public Notice I;®FND 895 - Le ten 937 ~lteh Gut1ers Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 16 - AutoP att s & Ac cessorfl! S11lr Bua•ness Butld •ngs lou 8. Ac ruoe Auf NEW- REPAIR 61 - f lumEqutpmen t 6 2 WBnted 10 Buv 6 3 L•v tstock Opp o •lu n• l~ 11 32 Mob•leHomeslo• JJ - Farm1 lor Sele Pt Plean n l ROOFING Do 31 24~ - A.o 643 - Arlboa D<ll 379 - W•Inut W1n1ed Arc11 Code 304 985 G rand r M scellen eou 1 a WV 388 - Vmton 2S6 - Guven D•st 17 1 Real Estate 458 - l~to n PomlltfOy Rad •u TV & C B Flep11or Howard L. Writesel Farm Sup11lies &livestock liUtUINfil Cla1~1/l'i, u flUJ!t'' co Jer th (' Gat111 16 CONSTRUCTION The Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Large Yard Saltj! 2633 Lincoln Ava, Thurs tnd rldly Clothes all lint, everything mu.t go BISSELL BUILDERS & BURKE 7, 1990 & VIcinity Merchandise 5 1 - Ho usehold Good11 52 Spotting Good• 53 - AntiQUitS 5 4 - M 1c Merchand llf! 56 - Bulldmg Supplil!lll 56 - Pets tq r Sal9 57 M ul C l nstrumf!nta 58 Fr u1ls llo Veget:ebl• 59 fo r Sal e or T rade Want ed 11 St1tJifiOn Wlln lad 13 Insuran ce 14 ~ 8usmes s Tra r1 ng 15 School1 llo lnllrucl on 11 00 AM SATURDAY 2 00 PM MONDAY FR IDAY PA PER SUNOA. Y PAPER Help FORD 992 -2 196 Middleport. 05 dBy BISSEll 1 11 90 tin A clus• l• fld 11d'llert •s.em..,1 pl1ced m The Oa•lv Sctn t•n el ii!A cep l - CI ISSiflf!d d1splay B us.n• s Card end legal not JCtts l Will el so eppetlr n Ike Pt Ple•en l Reg 1ster .and the G11ll pohl D1 ly Tr~bune reachmg over 1a 000 homn CO PY DEADL INE PAT' HILL 60 d&y SIIIJ• r•u ld! 5 P 41, MC ulrve runt. brolo.enupdJ1V5WIIIbechlf\led 1 C1rd of Thanks 2 In Memar~ 3 4nnoucemeo•s a 20 30 $9 DO Announcemenls 4 Over 15 Words Rete ,5 15 3 until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED Words Davs We con reparr and recore radio lors and heater cores. We <an also and bod and rod out radiators. We also rep01r Gas Tanks. R. L. HOllON TRUCKING Friday, September P1. Pleasant Business Services Classified TO PLAU AN AD CALL 997 -21 S6 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 7, 1990 Friday, September 3 304-178-2018 87 Upholstery Mowrey'a Upholat•rlng Mrvlc lng trl c:ounly arU 25 yttra. The baSt In tumlture upflalllerlng Call 304-175-4154 for frN .... Umatft. .. , Grohom Upholotary Comor, US • • ' Hllllop Dr Coli lor oppolnt- ·; I utlmatea Call 614-44&..3438 .... .., I 0 �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ...---- Local news briefs... ----, Continued !rom page I for a Day" program to Gallipolis next week. Ce leste said the program In the southeast Ohio communlly wlll begin at 6 p.m . Thursday and end at 7 p.m . Friday . · 'I am delighted that we have the opportunlly to celebrate our Ca pital for a Day during the bicentennial of one of Ohio's most beautiful cities," Celeste sa id . "The historic charm of this riverfront city will add a spec ial warmth to the memories we carry home with u s." The governor and his cabinet members wlll follow separate sc hedules of on Friday, Including meetings and programs with local officials. community and business leaders and residents. Highlights of the visit Include a waterfront dedication at the First Avenue Boat Docks, an historic wagon tour. a Key Club meeting at Gallla High School, a tour of the Gallipolis Developmental Center campus and a senior c itizen birthday party. Syracuse .. ,__ co_n_u_n_ue_d_f_ro_m_pa_g_ e _t_ _ _ _ __ T here wlll be eight major projects funded this year, ac· cord ing to Mayor Pickens. In ord er to qualify the project or projects must be in the area ol low to moderate Income families, th e mayor sa id . This Is the lOth year for t he block grant funds. Meeting with council was Greg Bailey who will be constructing apartments for the elderly In th e vi llage. Bailey stated that the Farmers Home Administration h as lnlormpd him that t his project has high priorit y and asked abou t the annexation of the area where the proposed elderly housi ng is Ia be bu i lt . Cou nci l approved the firs t reading of thr ordinance on the annexation which states that lt ls " for elde rly only". Counell will m ee t again next Monday and g lve the ordinance a second reading. The third reading will occur at the regular meellng In Oct ober. Also meellng with council was Za ne Beegle. pool manager. He informed co uncil that some r e· patrs ar e needed at the pool, mentioning water lines to the baby pool. some electrical con· trois. ice machine, and the diving board. before t he pool can be opened next year . Beegle also sugges ted that t he manager be hired ear lier ear lier next year In ord er that the person have adPqua te limP to evaluatP probIC'm s and makP nPcessary rPpairs a nd other prepara ti ons before open ing date . He a lso stated that the pool had been broken Into In August and that $25 In gate receipts had been taken along with a stereo valued at $200 and tapes valued at approxl · matzly $100. Mayor Pi ckens submitted two bids for the extension of the fire bay for th e fire department and Banks Co nstruction submitted a bid In th e amount of $66,500 and Ca rter and Evans In the amount o f $36.500 . Cou ncil accepted the bid of Carter and Evans. Cou ncil asked t hat property owne rs comply with the villag e ord inance to clean up their properti es. Aluo discussed was t he purchase of a dump truck for the village needed especially for the winter months and th e patching of streets. Jim Pape, council member, announced that Roger Williams, recreation director of Middle· port, is at tempting to bring the Nallonal Soap Box Derby to Middleport. He reportedly Is making application for the event and already has the backing of seve ral organlzat Ions. He said !hal William s needs assistance. Contacts can be made with William s or Mary Powell at th e Meigs Co unty Park District Office for further Information. Attending were T . Tyson Drummer , .lim Hill, Minter Fryar , Jim Pupe and Kati e Crow , co uncil mpmbers , Janice Lawson, clerk -trpasurer. PoUce Chie f Jim Connolly, and Village Solic itor Carso n Crow . Wednesday by M eigs Cou nty Co urt Judge Patrick H . O'Brien Fi ned were: David M . Wind · land, G uysville, safely violation , $25 and cos ts; Linda Fisher. Syrac use, speed, $22 and costs; ·fommv He nde rson , Jr , Greens boro. ·N .C . speeding , $23 and costs: Tammy L. Blake. Ru · !la nd , unsafe veh icle. $5 and costs; Lois Ebersbach. Ches ter. speeding. $2 1 and costs: James Na lly , Pomeroy. fal lure toyleld , $10 and cos ts: Jan ice M. Baker, Pomeroy, speed , $20 and costs: Chri s Pi nks ton, Pomeroy, speed, $20 and c osts: Dar lene Shain, Portland, fa I lure to y ield, $10 and costs: Be t ty Caldwell, Middle· port. failed to display va lid reg is! rat ion. $1 0 and costs: Car · rir Ann Harris, New Hav en, W.Va. s peed. $21 and costs: Nathan Henthorne, Industry. Pa .. speed . $2 1and costs: Sa mu el H url . Salem. Va .. safely v iola · l ion. $2o a nd costs: Ann B . Burgess. Guysv ille, speed. $20 and co sts: Lewi s E. Cox. Warren. oo to ~ book , $2~' and costs; April Y Haggerty, Pomeroy . lm · proper backing. $10 and cosLs. WallacP Reu1Pr. AlhPn s. speed, $22 aod ms ls. .Joh n Hlle. Middleport , DUI. $300 and costs, three days In jai l. ope ra tor's l icense suspended for 60 days. left of c enter, $40 and cos ts; Br ya n R. Marcum, P.1r · kersburg , W .Va. , $:JOO and cos ts. th ree days In ja i l, operator's Stocks Dally stock prices (As oliO: SO a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Elllo & Loewi Fifteen calls for assistance, Including several calls to a structure !Ire, were answered by units of Meigs County Emer gency Medical Services on Thursday. At 12:26 a.m., Pomeroy squad went to Union Avenue for Dennis Riffle. Riffle was taken to Vete· rans Memorial Hospital. At 6: 31 a.m., Racine squad was called to Buck town Road and transported Martha Anderson to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 9:31a.m ., Rutland squad was called to Beech Grove Road for Sherry M cKi nney. McKinney was taken to Veteran s Memorial Hospital. Rutl and squad was called to Me igs Mine 2 at 12:54 p.m. David White wa s tra nsported to Holzer Medical Ce n te r. Middleport squad was called to Story's Run Road a t 1:41 p .m. for Myrtle Fife: Fife was transported to Holzer Medical Center. At 3:51 p.m., Middleport fire depart · ment was called to Old Bone Hollow Road to a s tructure fire at the Richmond residence and at 3: 55 p .m ., Mason fire depart · men! was called for lanker assistance: at 4:02 p.m .. Po me· roy fire department was c alled for assistance: At 4:05 p .m ., Pomeroy rescue was called for assistance; at 4:21 p.m ., Pomt' roy fire department's pumper three was called for assis tance: at 4:25 p .m . , Rutland squad 40 Am Electric Power ............. 26)8 AT&T ............................... 31\8 Ashland Oil ...... .... ...... . .33)2 Bob Evans ........................... l4 Charming Shoppes .................8 City Holding Co . ............. . .15\6 Federal Mogul. ................. 17'!. Goodyear T&R .................. 21')\ Key Centurion .. .. ................ 11 Lands' End ......................... liV, Limited Inc ........................ 15)8 Multimedia Inc .................... 63 Rax Restaurants .................. l \2 Robbins & Myers ............ .. .. 19 \2 Shoney's Inc ..... ............ .. .... 13\8 Star Bank .......... ................ 19 \2 Wendy 's Int'l. .. ... .. .. ............. 6\5 Worthington Ind .......... ...... .. 21 y. License issued A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Hobert Lee Cundiff, 25, Middleport and Tracy Lynn Scheiderer, 21, Middleport. CLEVELAND (UPl) - Thurs · day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Plck-3 SliO. Plck-3 ticket sales totaled $1,263,858.00, with a payoff due of $314,208.50. Plck-4 6678. Plck·4 ticket sales totaled $234,216.00, with a payoff due of $80,400.00. Cards Three of hearts. Two of clubs. Seven of diamonds. Ten of spades. Cards ticket sales totaled $98,304, with a payoff due of $39,030 . Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissions - James Hock man , Gallipolis: Martha Ander son. Racine: Oscar Price, Ra· cine: Marie Milliron s, Middleport. Discharges - Ora Sinclair, Laura Scott and Gerald Knottlngham. Weather ro .. complete South Central Ohio Cloudy Friday night, with a : chance of showers and thunder.· · storms, and a low between 65 an~ . 70. Chance of rain Is 50 percent.. Variable cloudiness Saturday,. with highs In the lower 80S.: Chance of rain Is 20 percent. ·· Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday · Fair Sunday and Monday. wllh: a c hance of rain Tuesday . Highs. will be In the 80s Sunday and' Monday and In the 70s TuesdaY:-: Overnight lows will range from. 55 to 65. •· September 8 to September 14 was PRIVATE KARATE LESSONS OFFERED M.lgs County Karate Club will be oHerlng private . karate le11ons to anyone who does not wa11t to attend regular classes beginning Sept. 20. For info and scheduling call 992·6839 after 6 p.m. MICK HOWnl·IMiructor ••• • •• r ,• r ; .• . ' • • .. Co ntinued from page I without success In th e • •• ' PTO meeting The Portland PTO will m eet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m . for an open house followed by mee ting at 7 p .m . Dance scheduled The Gallla Twirler s Square Dance Club will hold a dance Sept . 15 !rom 8·11 p.m . at the Henderson Community Building In Henderson, W.Va . The caller will be Sonny Bess and the dance Is open to all square dance. Goapel sing changed The Gospel Sing at the Old Bethel Freewill Baptlst Church In Cheshire, scheduled for Sept. 15. has been changed to Sept. 29 at 7: 30 p.m. The Grubb family singers will perform. Job' • Daarbtera to meet The International Order of Job's Daughters will meet Mon· day at 7: 30 p.m. at the Middle. port Masonic Temple. '• .,•• Cline was In jail on charges of gra nd theft and fleeing and eluding at th•• lime of his escape In Augu st. Bass was Incarcerat e d on co unt s of probation revocation, no operator's l!ce nse and a previou s cha rg e. attempted escape The prisoners escaped from the faci lit y by chipping through t he plaster In the cellblock ce il ing , cra wling through the a ttl c and exiling from the dropped ceiling In a second floor res troom . using a rope made of braided bedsheets . Baus and Cline then left the building through a second floor building . Souls by also said that charges of aiding might be filed against se veral Individuals upon compte· lio n of the Inves tigation of th e m att er. Cline Is co nfined In the Meigs Co unt y Jail pending a hearing In the M eigs County Court on the escape c harges . '' I • • • • • • MilWAY TAVERN • St. Rt. 143 & St. Rt. 7 • Sat., Sept. 8 COUNTRY FLAIR BAND 9:30-1:30 • •' $2.00 Conr Charge Mud le 21 • • @ (FA) Ac:tlon Outdoors t21J (MO) .CHN ~· II'!' (TU,WE,TII,Ffl) .Croaofire !Ill Ill {f.U) Paid Programming 5:05 (FR) HGgan•e·He,...o 5:30 CIJ Clomer Pyle · 11J Tht.'~lna'• BaS~nua I[) (WE;TH,FA) Paid Programlntng all Oottfng FH t21J NowaBeat all Lllrjy Lea 6:00 (2) D NBC'Newo at Sunrise· (!) Soep ill CHH l1l Cll fil ABC World Howo Thla Morning ®I Momtng Hewo 1!1111 Super Mario Broa. SUperohow I[) (WE,TH,FR) Paid Programming D 8odlea.ln Motion II'! "'""'eat .. . !Ill :1'~ W~h ~rllyn · 6:15 (Jl 1121 Gl News " 6:30 Cll II ®I Hews CIJ Faith 20 [I) Fllntatonea I1J ABC World Howo Thio . Morning C!l (TU,WE,TH,FR) Toaf Pattern 1!1111 C.O.P.S. tl2l Ill CBS Morning Newo l!1l NBC Newa at SUnrl., • 111 (MO,WE,TH,FR) P-~ · •· cll a Concentn~tlon Ill Trump Card P . llH ~~!!~t,~!.o~~LLEY HOSPITAL Valley Drive, Point Pleasant , WV 25550 (304)675-4340 • l ~~ ., . CoiUinbUI Cluirlnton HundngtiHI Paltersbur'll CNN News Sport• Family . Rick Butz t1J (WE) Lep Quitting (!) (TH) The OenUe Doctor. Veterinary Modlclno t1J (FR) tort Antiquo Yet1 ®I 1121 Bold and tho Beautiful (!]) Ill (MO, TU,FR) Toc Cloae lor Comfort 1!11111 (WE, TH) Paid Programming I[) Hot P-o !l!l Top Card (FR) Triple Crown of Surtlng !Ill (MO,nJ,WE,TH) Cetebrfl'; Chill a •· •v • (I) (J] Ill Live With Rogto & Kathie LN CD Seaame Street III (MD) Etoctrlctty III (TU) Why Do Thooe Kido Love School? III (WE) Etoc:troc:htmletry III (TH) Photooyntlloolo (f) (FR) ChHdron ol Japan ®J Joan Rlvtre 1!11 Ill Brady Bunch tJ21111 Donohue 1!1J Sally Joosy Rapluoet ® VtdooMomlng all (TU) Hllldttl POA !loll Clio ole all (WE) Schotoouo &porto America all (Till NHRA orog Ractng all (FRI Buclwalllr Thoroughbred Dtgost IB NewsVIaw iiJ OurHOUII 9:05 C1J Utile Houoo on the Prairie 9:30 (])II Talkabout CIJ Leave It to Beaver 1!11111 (MOl Paid Programming illllll (TU,WE,TH,FA) Hoppy Doyo all (MO) HerdNI POA 0oH Cloulc m a 2:00 (})II .I[Jl ~other Wodd ... I)) (MO,FA) Otck Van Dyke (!)• (TU,WE,TH) Lead-Oft Mon Ill IIlii One Lile to Live · t1J (MOfl'rom o Country Qardon {!) IWJ:CQIIntrY. Beo~ot Woevtng. ·• ' m. cw.EI'ltrtttlllittttrll (ll (Til) Living With Anlmeia (!) (I'A) Coliectoro• 01 a21 Ae the w011c1 Tuma 1!11111. (lillO,nJ,TII,FR) Bewllcl\od • (!]) II (~) Plild Programming 0 Cheln Rooc:tlon ta Crook a Chooe @ (MO) Orwat American Event• @ (FR) NFL Cadlllec Golf Ctooilc t2IJ HowiDay !Ill (MO,TU,WE,TH) H01ol 2:15 (!) (WE) Ma)or League m J Beoeblll I!JI 1121 Ill Wheel of Fortune a (WE) Arthur Sm~h 11:00 (})II i!11 To Tell the Truth CIJ Joan River~ Ill Tile Judge (!) (lJlOI Trevelln' Oourme1 t1J (TU) Yan Can Cock (!) (WE) Frugll Gounnet (!) (Til) Culolne Raplde (!) (FR) Now York's Mootor 2:2li'CIJ (TU,TH) Malor League Booobatt 2:30 (lJ (MO,FR) Bob Newhart CD (MOl Inspiration of Pointing ·- · -\P~~ J9t of Floill•. t1J (WE) Welcome to My Studio (!) (Til) Landscapes by Hotn)ll ·~ . r• ''(1).\IOf"e (!) •(fR) 0111 of Painting ., .' ®I ~- Price to Right [)) Ill Gummi Beara 111 Wipeout (!])II Sucooao·H·Life Ql Oetting F~ a BDoY,Watch '·! llllfioart to Heart ·' 6:45 (I) ·News • • •· • · ~~ ~·~ !' : : . (l) 'Square One TV all Notion'a Business Today t21J CNN Marko!Watch !Ill ~omoa RCibloon 7:00 (2) id ti3I Today · (!) Pllld Programming CIJ Tom and Jerry' a Funhouoe I1J (J] Ill Clood Morning America C!l (MD) Mochenioal Universe C!l (TU) Otacovering Psychology . .. , . .. (}) (WE) Ag1Inot Ail Oddo C!l (TH) B~si.~Oio"FIIo . • C!l (FA) Portron of a Fomny ®I tl21111 CBS Thta Morning 1!11 Ill Mula's World 111 cartoon 1:zpn110 1211 Hews Time !Ill~ untO,') E~'!"l~ 7:30 (f) (MO) Maehantcat Universe C!l (TUI Discovering Psychology (f) (WE) Against AU.Oddo (f) (TH) Bualnooa File (f) (FR) Portrait of a Fomlly (!]) Ill Muppet Bableo t[J Mr. MagOG & Friondo @Nation's Buotnooa Todoy 1211 CNN MerketWIICh 1H (MO,TU,WE,THI The Little a !Ill (FR) Popeye 8:00 CIJ BOlO (f) Sa110mo Slntet (!]) Ill Dennis the Monaeo tiJ Jem t21J CNN News Journal !Ill (MO,TU.WE,THI Wowlllir all (FR) DinoJauco,ro 8:05 CIJ Ollilgan't ltllnd 8:30 1!11111 w~ Woodpecker I[) Cartoon Ellprasl all Sport.C.nter !Ill (MO,TU,WE,THj Moptetown !Ill (FR) Tho Littles mtl '• 11~~two > ' " • CD'I'eopte'o Court (!) (MOl Vlntogo: Hlotory of WI"" (!) (TU) Justin Wllaon'o Loutolana Cookin': Homo Grown t1J (WE) Oounnet Cooking (!) (TH) lntematlonol Cooking School . . III .,(f.JI) Cro•y If!! Fooq tD1 !Jaroha Warll<lid Show ·, ·, Ba~c Training Worltout · (]) Pitd Progremmtna t1:35CIJ (TH) Andy Orlltllh a ·----------} • I AFTERNOON ' · • (MO) TOIIO COMoc:tlon ta (TU) Ooopel Jubiln B (WE) Clluroll Station Qo' 'ITHJ con~..,.IIOfl With Dinah !l!l (FR) American Muelo Shop all (TU) HFC Amoricon Raclng 1H (MO,TU,WE,TH) Halt! 2:35 CIJ (FR) Beverly Hillbllliaa 3:00 (})II I[Jl Santa Barbara Ill (MQ,F~).Wel~oma Boo~, Kaner CIJ CIJ., G-roi Hospital ' t1J Joy ol Painting C!l (MO, TU) OED (f) (WE) Breaking the Unooon Bem.r C!l (TH) Eoonomica USA C!l tfR~ Color. An .• •, · t-uetton " ·· t1J tl2l Ill Ouldlng Light (!])Ill DuckTaleo Ill Hollywood Squares ll!l Country Standard Time 122 (MO) AMA Suporcrooa @ (TU) 1989 Ford/Buclweloer Truc:lt & Tractor Champ. Series @ (WE) Oreal American Booeblli Qui• @ (TH) Black COilll!e Sports Today all (FR) Prize !loll 121 International Hour tH Father Knowtl Beat 3:051!) (TU,WE,TH,FR) Tom and Jerry'• Funhouae 3:30 (!) (MO,FAI Leave it to ' Beaver CIJ (WE) Major League Baoebln t1J Mloter Rogoro · Nolflhborllood (!) (MOl Joy of Floret Painting III (TU) Art ol Buck Paulson (f) (WE) Landacopn by Norma C!J (TH) Fun and Fancy Fabric Patnt:ng C!l (FR) Fun With Watarcotoro (!]) m Chip 'n' Dale's Reocuo Ranglrt Ill $25,000 Pyramid @ (WE) NFL Yearbook @ (TH) Blench! Cup lntamatlonol Platol Tourn~~ment @ (FR)Inolclo the PCIA Tour !Ill Father Knowa Boll 3:35CIJ (MO,TU,TH,FR) Fllnteton11 4:00 (}) 11 1!1J Oprah Winfrey ill (MO,FR) Yogi Bear 11J (MO,TU,WE,FR) Ooroldo 11J (J] D (Til) ABC Attorochool Spoclal t1J Soumo Streot (J] D (MO,TU,WE,FR) Highway to Heavon C!l Body Etoctrtc ®I Ntw Family Feud 1!1111 Tale tlpln tJ21(1) Magnum, P.l. 0 Prua Your Luc:lt ®VlclooGold all (MO}AWA Chomplonohlp Wroo~ing @ (TU, WEI Legends ol World Cllu wroodlng D (TH,FR) PCIA Tour ti'!NowtQIY .· --a SAT., SEPT. 8 • HuoUftltln WBNS WVAH WOWK wrAP USA NASH ESPN FAM II]) Sorloa 10:00 (}) 11 l!1l Let's Make • Doe! (!) Succeo..H-llle Ill Gut• Kid Challenge t1J (MD) Reading Rainbow (!) (TU,WE,TH,FA) Square One TV (J] Ill Solly Jeuy Rophotl (f) SAT Screen '110 !II (MO,TU,FR) tl21111 Family Feud 1!11111 all 700 Club With Pot Robertson 111 (MD) MOVIE: Murder, ·8118lWI'Oio: Tho Munier ol Sherlock Holmoo 0 (TU) MOVIE: The Lew • and HtrTy McGraw tiJ ·(WE) Miami Vice 111 (TH) Crime Story · 0 (fB) MOVIE: Prjvate Eye: The Noon Payback · all (~E) Prilt Oqlf'' ·a on Rood Raotna. (FR) Jackie Stewart Celebrity Trap Shooting Cleaotc t2IJ World Dey 10:051]) (MOl Little HOUII on the Prairie: Lord io My Sheperd CIJ (TU) MOVIE: I'll Be Waving As You Ortve Away C1J (WE) MOVIE: Thora'o Ho Place Uke Home C1J (TH) Lillie HouN on 1118 Prairie: The Oodoloter ... C1J (FR) Little Houoo on the Prairie: Leot Farewell 10:30 (})II l!1l Ciaaolo tD . (tlf) .IHRA.ti...U..o ·· Dale's Reacue Rangers leasant Valley Hospital Is pleaS<'d to welcome Randall F . Hawkins. M.D. to Its medical staff. Dr. Hawklns earned his medical degree tn 1987 from the Marshall University School of Medicine. where he completed a three -year residency In lnt~mal Medicine . While at Marshall, he attended a combined Amerlcan· Sovtet s.mlnar on stroke neurology held In the SOviet Union. In 1987, he studied neurolol(y at the National Hospital for Nervous Disorders In London. an Internationally recognized center for neurology. A member of the American Medical Association and an assoctate,member of the American College of l'hyslclans, he has co· authored articles that have appeared In national publications. Including The Journal ofCcmparallue Neurology and an upcoming Issue of Chest. an International journal of resptrat01y dt""a"". Dr. Hawkins Is now seeing patients In his onl"" In Suite 13 of the Pleasant Valley Hospllal Medical om.,., Building. Appointments may be made by calling (304) 675 · 7700. A dissolution of marrlage has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Sandy Gangwer and Forest Gangwer. · ( 5:00(})11 (TU,WE,TH,FA) Homo Shopping (!) (TU) MOVIE: Citadel ol Crime (!) (FR) MOVIE: Ohoat Valley Raldera CIJ (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hogan's Heroes 11J Momtng Agrtcu~ure Report ®I (FR) Nlghtwotoh Ill (WE, Til) Madomo'o Place @ (TU) Foct Looker Roadroce olthe Month 8:35 CIJ Bewitched 8:55 (!) Star HuaUor 9:00 (}) 11 Marsha Werllold Show CIJ (MO,FRI Bugo Bunny end Friendt (lJ (TU,WE,TH) Chip 'n' Introducing Dr. Randy Hawkins Dissolution granted ~ • Cftlrlnten WPBY D Ski Tour Programming an attempt torr-capture Bass. license sus pended for 60 days , possession of marijuana . $50 and costs, !ell of center . $40 and co s ts. hll ·s klp, $75 and cosls. five days In jail. credll for lime served; Frederic A. Lane, Parkersburg, W .Va ., no medical certificat e. $25 and costs ; Geor.ge Stobart, Racine, obs trucllng offic ial bu si· ness , $50 and costs. 90 days In jail su spended , two years probation: Rebecca Trippel!, Shade, speed. $22 and cos ts; Jo hn R. Blanken· ship, Albany, no operator's II· cense, $100 and costs, 10 day s In jail suspended upon proof of val id operator' s license wllhln 60 days; Vicki Rhodes, Shade. sea t belt violation. $15 and costs: John Yancy, Williamstown, W.V a .. DWI, $300 and cos ts . three days In jail, suspended operator' s l icen se for 60 days, dr ug abuse, $50 and costs: Shawn Gob le, Mlddlepgrt, reckless operation. $40 a nd cos ts: hlt ·s kip , $50 a nd costs. 10 days In jail supspended . o ne year pro bation. failure to co ntrol. $40 and cos ts; Gregory Bec ker . Mldd lerpot , di scard i ng trash along roadway. $50 and costs , 10 days In jail su spe nded , 301days to clean dump si te: Chester Ro ss. Racine. discarded trash along roadway, $50 a nd costs, 10 days In jail suspended; Mark A. Reltmlre. Pomeroy , no fishing license. $25 and cos ts. fi ve days In jail. sentence suspended If fishing license provided within three days ; Harold E. Holsinger. J r .. Marion. speed, $20and cosls . WOUB WCHS IIlii Cll Ill lllltl all (FA) Berber Soob Pro cas Cline .... dark WSYX all (WE) IJSBA World Jot MORNING trans- on Ill Chleaga Adanll Col11mbu1 WEEKDAYS : F===========================~ ia l Hospital. brought TBS a A guide to local television programming :ll for Don Koon . Koon was tra nsported toO' Rleness Memor- were II) Ill Ill ported to Veterans Memorial Hos pital. AI 7:45p.m., Rutland squad was called to Meigs Mine hou nds :.:;• ce At 4:34 p.m . . Pomeroy squad transported Kenny Imboden to VVeterans Memorial Hospital for heat exhaustion. At 4:44p .m . . Rutland squad took Brent Zirkle to Veterans M emorial for heal exhaustion . At6: 27 p.m . , Middle· port squad was called back to the scene of the structure fire and Richmond listings SATURDAY "' (!) was called for assistance. Ja mes T Includes officers sea rched the area, lo· ca ted near Cornell Road , until Meigs announcements Missionary to speak Rev . D a niel Brewer, missi on· ary to Peru, will be at th e Chester Nazarene Church on Sunday a t 7 p.m . He will show slides and te ll abo ut his work In Peru . Public dinner Thursday There will be a publiC dinner a I th e seniOr citizens center I n Pomeroy on Thursday from 5·6: 30 p.m . The cost o f the dinner Is S3 per person, with a menu of oven fried c hic ken , mashed potatoes with gravy, cote slaw, roll and bever· age. Pie will be a available at 75 cents per piece. There will be music at 6 p .m . with Junior and Rita White, AI Windon, and Bill Ward playing old lime lavorlles. The dinner Is open to the publiC. Square dance There will be a round and square dance al the Tuppers Plains VFW building on Sept. 15 from 8-11 : 30 p .m . featuring the Free Country Ramblers Band. $2.50 will be charged at the door and children under 12 will be admitted for $1. The dance Is under new management and the public Is Invited. Squads have 15 calls for help on Thursday Lottery numbers scene from Athens Co unty and Thirty cases processed in Meigs County Court Thirty cases were processed on .. .. Friday, September 7, 1990· all Funtown Funnies 4:05 C1J (MO,TU,TH,FA) 4:30 Cil (MO,FA) DuckToloo MORNING (!) Tony Brown'a Journal (f) Kind ol Living 1!11 m Attack of the Klller Tomatoes 111 Hollywood insider Joy of Gardening all Jimmy Houston Outdoors t2IJ MoneywNI< !Ill Hello Kltty'o Furry Tale Theater 10:00 (}) D 1121 Kid n' Play C CIJ Minority Buslneu Aepon t1J Adam Smith's Money World (J] Ill 11!1 BeaUejulco C C!l Are You Being Servod1 ®I Toen~e Mutant Ntn(a Turtle• (]]) I) Pe er Pan and the a 5:00 t21J Crouflro all Dukoo ol Hantrd all Paid Programming 5:30 11 Homo Shopping CIJ Gomot Pyle 1211 ShowBII Today 6:00 (5) Hogan'o Horooo 1!11 Ill D. Jamu Konnocly I[) Tho Lew end Harry McGraw t2IJ NawaBeat all Animal Crock-Upa Q !Ill Paid Programming 6:30 CIJ AIChle Bunker's Plooa CIJ Between the Unoo ®I Uta Cholcoo tl21111 WNI<ond @ Motorwnk IUuotroted t21J Intamauonat Corroopondento 11!1 D ABC Wookond Specloi (0:25) 1:;:1 7:00 Cll II Soturday Report (!) Lerry Jonoo (J]IIConcem Gl U.S. Fann Repon 1!11111 Wott Roc:lt Power Hour l!1l Levomo Shkloy 111 Pold Programming all Spo111Cen111r t21J NowoTime all Bugo Bunny & Twooty Show 1:;:1 7:05 C1J NWA Main Evant Wroadlng 7:30 (])II Mr. Cartoon CIJ World Tomonow (J] D Hoolth Show ®I Agri Country tJ21(1) Adventures ol Raggedy Ann and Andy Q 1!1J Denve~tile Leal Dinosaur..,. I[) Paid Programming all Sponsman'a Chollengo t2IJ Sporta Cloo.. !Ill Superbook 8:00 (})II tD1 Comp C.ndy Q (!) u.s. Fann Report (J] D 11!111 New Adventurw• of Winnie the a rn a a a up PoohC C!l Mother and Son (0:301 Plntea tl2111l KldsMagl I[) Talea of the Gold Monkey !l!l Croatlvo Living all Flahln' Hole II'! News Update all I'm Telling 10:051]) MOVIE : Tho HOlst Soidlero (2:25) 10:101211 ShowBI• This Week 10:30 (}) D 1121 Chipmunks Oo to the Movies Q (!) Paid Programming CD Computer Chronloiea (J] Ill 11!1 Hew Kids on the Block !;I C!l Ali II Humber 20 a tiD• Fun Houae tl2l Ill lnSport !l!l Side by Side all Crooked Creek 1211 Style !Ill Utile Clowna ol Happytown 11:00 I]) II l!1l Saved by the Bell ~ At the Movies CD Motorv.eok '110 (J] Ill Wookley Sports Report ([I Make Yourself at Home !II tl21lll U.S. Open Tennia 8111 Happy Doya 111 Youthquake !l!l Celebrity Outdoors all Ronogades{THT Ali·Amerloan Pulling Serleo From Hampton. VA (PI 2) t2IJ Hewo Update 11!1 Underdog !Ill Bononza: The Lost Episodes 11 :10 t2IJ Science and Technology Wook 11 :30(])11 Ouya Noll Door Q (!) Weakondo Away (!) Homotlma Q (J] D l!1l Mountaineer a 8) lt'1 Your Bualnett (!])CD Bobby's World tl2l Ill Dink, tho Utile Dinouur!;J I[) Paid Programming all Uftlmoto OutdOO< E•perienoe 1211 CNN No,.. Journal !Ill Zek Tolea 8:05 CIJ Hatlonal Oeogrophlo Explorer 8:30(})8 0 Captain N tho Super Morio Brotllara Q Ill People to People (J] G 11!1 Wl11rd ol Oz Q (f) No Place Uke Homo ®J Poid Programming (!])18 Zuoo u 1121 Ill Collfomlo Roioins Q D Outdoor Wrttoro t21J BiiJ Story !Ill Oerbort 8:55 (!) Star HuoUor 9:00 CIJ Charlando (!) Llliaol (J] D 11!1 Stlmer & tho Roar Ghootbullero Q (f) Shetley ®I 1121111 Muppot Bebleo Q (!]) Ill Tom end Jerry Kldo Ill Paid Programming !l!l Backyard Amortco all Fly Fithlng Moa111ry From Scientilic Anglora 1211 News Update !Ill Sylvanlans 9:10 t2IJ Hoalthwoek a a a 9:30 (})II 1121 Oravedole High Ill Heart ol Chicago a Q Magulne (f) Frugal Gounnet 1!11111 Pold Programming Ill Dance Party USA ® Remodeling and Decorating Today all Coflll!t OemeDay 9 Colllll• Football Preview all Ill Facta of Life AFTERNOON 12:00 (})II College Foctball Cil Soul Train (!) Living With Animals ([ID COflll!e FootbaH (f) Victory Garden 1!11 Ill World Wide Wrestling I[Jl College Football 111 MOVIE: They Still Call Me Bruco(PGi (2:00) !l!l Country Kitchen t2IJ HewsDay 11!1 Dukes of Hauord tH Tho VIrginian 12:30 C1J College Foctball t1J The Oenue Doctor: Veterinary Medicine C!l Thie Old House !l!l Side by Side all College Football Evana and Novak I :00 Cil Kung Fu (!)Joy of Floral Pointing (f) Woodwrlght'l Shop i!IIIU MOVIE: The Wind 1200) !l!l Going Our Way 1211 NewoDay ®Ill Hart to Hart 1:30 (!)Joy ol Painting C!l Or. Who Remodeling and Dooorotlng Today a a (f) Mlot11 Rogora' Helghborllood ®I Peroonaiftleo !]] Cl Fox Fun House I[) High Rollers !Ill (MO,TU,WE,TH) Dlnouucere !Ill (FR) Popeye 4:36 C1J (MO,TU,TH,FR) Brlcly Bunch 5o00 (})II Cosby Show CIJ (MO,FR) Chip 'n' Dolo's Rooouo Rangers 11J Oprah Wlnlrey (!) 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Cop a a Newsmaker Saturday !Ill The Rifleman 2:00 Cil Load·OII Man (J) Art of William Ale under end Robert Warren ®I 1121111 U.S. Opon Tennie Continues C Ill MOVIE: fhe Big Brawl tAl (2 :00) Country Kitchen t2IJ News Update all Family Tiel Q all Iron Horse 2:10 t2IJ Heaithwoek 2:20 CIJ Malor League Baseball 2:30 (!)Sewing With Nancy Gospel Jubilee 9 Style all inSport 3:00 (2) D Southern Conference Todoy CD Lap Quilling [)) II MOVIE: Ohost Story (R) (2:00) !l!l Tommy Hunter 1211 On the Menu 11!1 OSU Football Preview !Ill Big Voley 3:30 Cll Beller Your Home t1J Strip Qullung Collll!t (J] D 11!1 Football i!1l NHRA U.S. NoUonela From Clermont, IN (T) (JIP) D College Foctball Scoreboard Presented by Residence Inn CIJ Your Money 4:00 (}) D 0 Soturday Sporto . Showcoao World Cycling Championship from Utsunomlya City, Japan (T) t1J New York'a Mester Chela Ill Throb 11!1 Church Slntet Station Collego Foctball 9 Nawo Update !Ill Ounamoko 4:05 C1J Muna111ro 4:10 t21J Sporll Ctole-Up 4:30 t1J Frugal Gourmet (f) NaturoScone (NR) a a a a a a a a 0 11'1 Your MDVI a Thlt WHit In Country Muolc 1211 Futura Wotch 4:35 CIJ Beverly Hillbillies 5:00 (!) This Old House Q (f) Wonderful WMd ol Disney (!])Ill WWF Wrestling 1121111 U.S. i . n Tennis ConUnues I[) Murder, he Wrote !l!l Country Beat 8 NewaWatch a::D Bonanza: The lost Eplaodes 5:05 C1J Andy Griffith 5:30 (!) Twilight Zone (!)The New Yankae Workshop Norm IS 1nsp~red to bu1ld a freestanding bOOkcase from birch wood (RIC l2fJ tlewamaker Saturda~ 5:35 C1J Happy Days EVENING 6:00 (})II News (!) 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MOV!t:': Frances(R)(2 :00i t1J Austin City Llmita (1 001 (J] Ill 11!111 Super Jeopardy! Q C!l Hal King Cote ®J Sortoualy ... Phil Collins Phil Collins IS observed on and off stage during his 1990 tour C (!])Ill totally Hidden Video Workers drop a concan ptano !our !tights. 1121111 Medal of Honor Q Ill MOVIE: The Unnameable (200) Churctl Street Station at! PrtmeNews !Ill The Dirty Dozen: The ® Seriea 8:05 C1J MOVIE : Dallas (1 551 8:30 (2) 0 l!1l Worlting II Oul Two divorced people struggle to survive the smgle lite a (J] Ill 11!1 America's Funniett Home Videos A look at parasai ling: a tale o l a cat. canary and a goldftsh (RiC C!l Club Date !]] Cll Haywire People at an a1rport are offered money lor a lock of their hair. Stereo a Orand Ole Opry Live 9:00 (}) 0 I[Jl Golden Gins Blanche. Dorothy and Rose talk about the old days (Pt 2 Of 2)(R) Q t1J Or. Who (J] Ill all Ill Twin Peaks Truman and Cooper disco ... er a gnsly crime scene 1n the woods (A) Q (f) Alive From Off Center Q ®I 1121 Ill Newhart George 1nvents a board game wh1ch takes the town by storm (R) Rtu COPS at Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters 1211 ShowBiz This Week !Ill The Dirty Do•en: The Series 9:25 Ill II I[Jl The Fanelli Boys An Italian wid ow orders her grown sons to move baCk home . Q 9:30 (f) New Country Video !II MOVIE: 'Anned and Dangeroua' CBS Movie SpecialtPG 131 (1 :30) Q [D at Arnertcan Chronicles A behincHhe-scenes look at New Orleans Mardi Gras 15 given. t:;1 a fill Meets Welt 10:00 (}) D 1!1J 37th Annual Mias America Pageant From AIISnliC City (L) Stereo. Q (!) News C1J Major League Boaobetl (J] Ill 11!1 Twin Peaks Cooper visits One-Eyed a Jacks; Jacoby gets a call from Laura (AI Q (f) Auatin City Llmlto {1 001 1!11 Friday the 13th: The Sortoa .l lll The Hitchhiker Amorioon Muoio Shop 1211 Wotld Now all Hanlc.lsUe and McCormick 1:;:1 I 0:15 CD MOVIE: The Nortfl Star (1 :451 m a 10:30 I[) Hitchcock Prooenta Tout Connoctton all Cotiego Football Scorobolrd Presented by Residence Inn a 1I :00 Ill TwlliiJht Zone (Continued on Nexl Pagel ~· ~i--~----------------------~--------------------------------------------------~----------------~j-----------~ �SUNDAY ·I SUN., SEPT. 9 • MORNING S:DO II) MOVIE: The Unnomooblo (2:00) II! CNN Sporta a G Dukoo ol Hazzard 11JJ Paid Programming 5:30 (})II Homo Shopping II! Moneyweok IIJl Paid Programming 6:DO (})II TV Chapel (J) Caraon'a Comedy Cla11lct ill World Tomorrow ®I Minority Buslneu Report illJ Ill Slokel I Ebert 122 SportaLook II! Newa Update QIIG Little Rascals 11JJ NewSighl '90 6:10 II! 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CHN News Journal QIID Contact a ~ Swiss Family Robinaon 8:05 ill Fllntalonos 8:15 C!l Wha1'1 Nu7 8:30 C!l Heritage or Fo11h Cll I!) Day ol Discovery III Earth Day 11m First Edition I!J) ID Now Louie 1121111 Lower Llgh1houoe 1!]1 Open Bible 122 lnolde 1he PGA Tour at Evans and Novak a Cl Richard Roberto IIJl Gerbert 8:35 ill Fllnlotonea = Formula One Grand Prix or 11llly 9:DO C!l Mus lor Shut-Ina 8:50 (l) Ramona c;J (I) I!) Emelt Angley III E1hlcs In America 11m CBS Sunday Momlng Q illJ 1D Andy Grillllh 1121111 In Focuo 1!]1 Jerry Folwell 9 World ot Speed and Beauty 1930 Delahaya at NewaVItw a Robert Schuller With 1ho Hour of Power Q IIJl Lhtle Clowno 9:05 ill Brady Bunch t30 Cll D World Tomorrow (!) Leave It to Beaver ClJ Long Ago & For Away O illJ Ill MOVIE: fn Society [ 1 30) 1121111 Henry Mahan 11) The Fa moue Adventure• ol Mr. Magoo C a1 Truckln' UsA Trucking a Jamborees ill Your Money IIJl Got Along Gong US ill Andy GriHI1h 1O:DO Cll D ~onno1h Copellnd [!) Slllr Saorcll C!J ANding Rainbow C (I) D Mlreclol Now With Oral Robert• CIJ Art ol 1ho Wollom World 1121111 Jimmy Swoggort 1!]1 Sunday Today [II Popoye I Son 9 Trucks and Tract01 Power Virginia's Richmond lnt'l Speedway a a Nowo Update II Buolneaa World IIJl Polo Pooltion 10:05 (II Good Nowo 10:10 II! On 1ho Menu 10:30 (Zl Dogroool Juniof Hklh 0 (I) 8 Paid Progrommlnti OJ Lifo Cholc.. II) Cartoon Expro11 9 Hidden Horoeo Car Cra" Magazine Chlal ol the Year QtHoonNnokarSunday Holith Show a !Ill 81llrcom 10:35 ill MOVIE: Bod Doy at Block Rock (1 :45) 11:00 (}) II AIIIIUI (!) MOVIE: Sonteo (PG) (2:00) a C!J Rololng - · · ChllciNn Clle A.A. Wool Mlnlolrioo III Ndtolto Dupoeo'o Matlerl o1Too1o 1111 CuiNnl AHIIr Wool<ond illJ. MOVIE: Duollt Dfeblo (2:00) 1121. Larry Jonol 0 Jern llllnlldo Wlnaton Cup Roclng Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-hoOI this faa1-pocod look at tho world ol NASCAR Winston Cup riiCing featuring weekly rae<~ hiiJhlfilhts and.more. D 8pcHtl Reportero I 1:30 (}) 11 l!ll Meet tho Preas Q <!J Make Peace With Nature (J) D a II This Weak David Brinkley Q III Cuisine Roplde 1121111 lnSport [II Ho·Mon 9 Chomplonohlp Rodeo @ SportaCenter 3 Sportsweek in Review 13] Zorro AFTERNOON 12:00 ClJ D Jim Donnan (!} National Geographic Special Q (£! Fishing with Kaslaway Kulla (}I Top Ten Who Care 1121111 Thio II the NFL till Great American Outdoors (]) All American Wrestling @ NFL GomeDoy NewoDoy 11JJ The VIrginian 12:20 ill Andy Grlflllh 12:30 Cll II 1!]1 NFL Live (I) I!) VIewpoint III Motorweok '90 ®l The Issue 1121111 NFL Today 9 Celebrity Outdoors 12!1 Science and Technology Weak 0 Fight Bock I With David Horowitz 12:50 ill Tom and Jerry's Funhouse a a 1'DO Cll 0 1!]1 NFL Football Doubleheader C!J This Week In Baseball I]J Miller Genuine Draft 400 I]) Nova China's tecnotogica l prowess 1n ancient days is axam,nod (AI Q (I) Ill Paid Programming III Firing Line 11m NFL Football I!J) Dl MOVIE: Washington Affair 12 00) 1121 Ill NFL Football 0 U.S. Open Tennis ® BassMastera Wrangle! 1 B.A.S.S. Federation aJ Prudential Presents: This Week In Sports (0:30) NowaDay Hart to Hart 1:30 [!) Major League Bo10boll (I) 0 Mama's Family (Il European Journal ® Buckmaster& Whitetail Magazine Boston Red Sox Wade B09gs ~ Moscow lnlemational Peace Marathon From Moscow. Soviet Union (T) l2fl Moneyweek 11JJ The Rifleman 2:00 CD Travel Magazine (I) 0 Collage Football Ouas1 tor Number One ([) Victory Garden ® Bill Dance Outdoors 3 Week In Review a Sneak Peaks 10 30) Q] Iron Horae 2:30 CL• European Journal (IJ I!) NFL Men ol the Decade (!) From a Country Garden ®Hidden Heroes Car Craft Magaztne Chtel ot the Year @ Hordees PGA Golf Classic Qll II Bonoon 3:00 iZJ Travelln' Gourmet (f) Crafting tor the 90s I!J) Ill MOVIE: The Star Chamber [RJ (2 00) [IJ Miami Vice ® American Sports Ca11alcade Super Cycle Spectacular II! World Report Qlla MOVIE: Raile the Titanic I lPG I [2 00) 11JJ Big Valley 3:30 CI1 Focus on Europe (J) 0 Lifestyles of tho Rich and Famoue World'a Baal iJ) Sewing Connection 4:DO (}) D 1!]1 NFL Football C!J Hopplnau ol SHIIllle III Tho GonUe Doctor: Veterinary Medicine 11m illllll U.S. Open Tenn11 0 Throb Q]l Gunamoke 4:30 [!) Twilight Zone (1) Motorwaek '90 III Joy ol Pointing [J lt't Your Move ® NHRA Today 12) Budweiser Racing Acroaa America 4:35 ill Sanford and Son 5:00 [!) Kung Fu ClJ Nowton'a Apple O III Mcloughlin Group I!J) Ill MOVIE: Tole Spin: Plunder and Lightning (2 :00) [Jl Swamp Thing ® Inside Winaton Cup Racing Ned Jarret1 and Steve Byrnes co-host this fast-paced look at the world ol NASCAA Wm ston Cup racing featuring weeki~ race htghlights and more. II! News Watch a II Llfeotylos altho Ric~ • Famous aJ) Bonanza : The Lost Eploodn a aa a 5:05 ill Bevo~y Hlllbllltoo 5:30 C!J Wild America 0 Cll8 Jefferson Awordt (I) Tony Brown'• Journal II) Hitchcock Preoonto 9 Flreotone Flrehowk Championship NY 's Watkins Glen Inn Raceway Foot locker Roadrace of tho Month CAlM 10 Mila From Fllnl, Ml (T) 18 Newameker Sunday 5:35 ill The JoHersono = EVENING 8:DO C!l MOVIE: My Friend Fllcko (2 00) C!J Couotoau'o Redlocovery ol1ho Wo~d (2:00) Clle a a Nowo IIIIIoolcmarll Q II) Munier, SIMI Wrolll ® Truckln' USA Trucking Jamborees @ Bootball Tonight Boloboll '90 !Ill Bordortown a a-•Updlte 8:05 ill NWA Main Event WreoUing !Ill !.oM Rlftglf 6:30 Cll e a C1 ABC World NIWI Sundly Q III Rilling Kldo a•-omakort 11:10 II! Travel Guido ' With MONDAY 9 ROod foot Megulno Test ol tho 1991 Cars, Toyota Mr2 , Chevrolet S-1 0 Blazer lnllde Bullnou 11JJ Zono 7:00 (}) m 1111 'Polly' Magical Wortd ol Dlonoy An optimistk: young girl Influences a town. Stereo. Q ill MOVIE: Race lor Your lifo, Che~lo Blown 1Gi(1 :30) ClJ Plenot Eerth Q (J)I!J Lito Gooo On Corky moves a huge, <:ltsplaced pig into the tamily homo. (R) Q III Contrary to Love This series covers the spectrum ol compulsivefaddictlve behaviors and co-<:lependency which affects large numbers of our society. ®J 1121111 60 MlnU1oo 1;1 illJ ID TNo Colon Sara comes to Lester's rescue when he is falsely accused of stealing . Stereo. C 0 MOVIE' The S~lnlng (AI 1300) ® American Sporta Cavalcade Super Cycle Spectacular @ NFL Prtmetimo Season Premiere NewaWolch QJ) Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7:30 illJ Dl Parker Lewis Con'l Loae CNN Sports QJ1 T and T 8:00 [!) MOVIE: Jaguar (1 :00) <!J III Infinite Voyage Q (J) I!) a America's Funn&eat Home VIdeos Special It's time to pick the winner. and studio audiences 1n li'lle CitieS, in ad<:litton to L.A .. are gathered to do JUSt thai (A) 0 1111 1121111 Murder, She Wrote • MON., SEPT. 10 • ~\'.1'.1(1 a aa a a a 8 ID In Living Color Homey !he Clown builds a crippled balloon dog for a little gtrl. ~ Major League Bouball II! P~meNowt IIJl Groot American Hooithy Kids Quiz Famous model , Kim Alexis will interview a vanety ol health experts 8:30 ill Fllntotonoo illJ Ill COPS 9 NHRA Today g,oo ClJ D l!ll MOVIE: 'A F!Qht for Jenny' NBC Sunday Night ol the Movleo (I :55) 0 [!) MOVIE: Yukon Vengeance (I :00) ill Notional Geographic Explorer (]) All Creature• Gmt end Small (J) D Qll 0 MOVIE: 'Little Shop of Horrora' ABC Sundo~Nighl MovloiPGt 31 (2 00) (f) Sml hoonlon WMd Q ®I 1121111 MOVIE: 'Jeooo' CBS Sunday Movto (2:00) 0 illJ 1D Monied... With Children Peggy campaigns to be voted queen of her high school reun1on. (RI ~ ® Inside Wlnllon Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Steve Byrnes co-host this la st-paced look at the worlct of NASCAA Winston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more QfJ Education Revolution IIJ)In Touch 9:30 1!]) II Mon1ed ... With Children Peggy ana AI meet their nemesis at their high school reunion . !A) Q ® Blll Donee Duldooro 1O:DO C!J Newo III Mootorploce Theolre A woman with a harelip begtns to dream of romance (PI I ol 2) [A) 0 illJ Dl DEA 01 Countoralrtke at Outdoor Newt Networtc: II! Wo~d Now 11JJ Changed Llveo 10:30121 BaiiMattera Wrangler/ B.A.S.S. FederaUon 11JJ John Ankorberg 10:40 I!) lnotont Replay rn t0:55 Cll ll United Way Mouago 11 :oo rn • (J) m 11m 1121 m 1121 QIID News (]) Monatert ill Network Earth (l) Myateryl Inspector Morse searches for a miss i ~ murder suspect (A) 0 III Star Huottor illJ 1D Star Trek II) Miami Vice 9 Wo~d of Speed and Beauty 1930 Delahayo 122 Sportoeanter lnalde Bualneat 11JJ John Ooteen 11 :151111 Focus 15 a 11:30 (})II Byron Alton Show (!) Tropper John, M.D. ill Paid Programming Cllm ABC Nowo 0 ®I Jooponlyl 0 1121 ID SoriO<IIIy ... Phil Collin I Phil Collins is observed on and oH stage during his 1990 tour . Q 1!]1 Stor Trek: The Nut Generation 9 Truckln' USA Trucking Jamborees II! CNN Sporto a D Sport~ Final 11JJ Winning Wolll 11:45 (I) 91llr Search m 12:DO ill Paid Programming <!J Slllr HuoUor ®I MOVIE: Thtoi(R) (2:00) illl 1D War of the Worldo 0 Hollywood lnolder 9 TNCkl end Troctor Pow•r Virginia's Richmond Inn Speedway 122 NFL Primotlmo Season Premiere II! 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World Today IIJl Honlcaotlo and McCormick 1;1 6:05 ill Bevoriy Hllblltlea rn 6:30 Cll 0 1111 NBC NlghUy Newo li\ Abbo11 and Coo1ollo (f) (J) II ABC Nowo Q <!J Wild Amertce Q Cil 3-2·1 Contlct 0 ®l 1121111 CBS Nowo Q illliD Threo'o Company 9 Top Cord a1 SportoLook 6:35 ill Andy GrtHIIh 7:D0(})8 ®I 1111 Wheel of Fortune D l!l Andy ClrtHith IIJinalde Edition III MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour Cll 0 1121111 Current AHolr illJ Ill Night Court Q II) Miami Vk:o 9 Muolc Row Video 122 SportiConter II! Moneyllno 11JJ Scarecrow and Mrs. King rn 0 7:05 (II Happy Doyo 7:30 (}) D ®I 1111 Jeopardy! Q C!l Bewitched Ill Gl 1D Entortolnment Tonight Cll Cl Mama'• Family illJDl M'A'S'H @ Molorweok llluotratod Crooaflre 7:35 The Jolforsont 8:DO Cll D 1111 Frooh Prince ot Bel Air A boy from a tough neighborhood adjusts to the rich life in Bel Air. g I!) Major Looguo Bouball Ill Cll I!) MacGyver Mac lapses into a coma and nas a bizarre experience . ~) 1:;1 lnftnHe Voyage 1:j1 III Adventure Bicyclong lha Argentine, Tom Vernon discovers danger in the grass C ®I 1121 II Uncle Buck An uncouth man is left in charge ol his brother"s kids . E;J illJ 0)21 Jump Street Jump St cops go undercover on the streets as homeklss runaways. !A) c;l 01 Murder, SIMI Wrote 9 Goopel Jubltoo 122 ESPN'a Zenith NFL Monday Night Moll:h-Up Season Premiere II! PrimoNewo 11JJ Shogun, Port 1 [NR) 1:05 ill MOVIE: That Touch ol Mink [1 :55 ) a m rn ~ 1121111 Face to Face wi1h Connie Chung The social and health problems of sexual encounters are explored. illJ Ill New Twilight Zone @ Anhuooor·Buoch St. Loula Power Boat Race II! World Now IIJJ7DO Club With Pol Robertson 10:30 illJ Ill Paid Programming ®Crook I Cha10 11 'DO Cll D @ ®I 1121111 1121 Newt {!) Hewswatch Cil Slllr Hultior 1!]) Ill Arsenio Hall II) Miami Vice 9 Goopel Jublloo 122 Baseball Tonight II! 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WorldWide Updllo 11JJ Paid Programming 1:351Il Love Connoctlon 2:DO (})II Home Shopping illJ Ill MOVIE: Tho Fortune Cookie (2 :00) [II Paid Programming ® Muolc Row Video @ NFL Yoorbook '89 Kansas City Chials: Winning Is An Anltuda IIJ)7DO Club With Pol Robertoon 2:051Il Newt 2:30 I!) Tales From tho Darlllide 122 SportoContor II! CNN Sporto 2:45 ill MOVIE: Fool lor Love IAI (2 15) 3:00 I!) Carson'• Comedy Claatlca ®I MOVIE: McCloud (1 :30) 122 SportoLook II! WorldWide Update 11JJ Paid Programming 3:30 I!) Tales From 1ho Dorlllido @ Champlono~lp Worllout 3:45 Newsroom 4:00 C!l MOVIE: Myllortous Mr. Volentine ( 1 00) illJ Dl MOVIE: Tho Killer lo Loooo (2:00} 122 ABC Bowling Telm USA Toumam~~nt From Chicago, ll (T) II! Larry King Overnight 11JJ Peld Programming 4:30 11m Nlghtwllch aaNowo 2:30 ill Larry Jonoo OJ MOVIE: McCloud (I :30) II!CNN Sporto aGABCNowoQ 3:00 (I) Troll!* John, M.D. ill Peld Progrommlng a eor~ogo F-• 8WortdWiciiUpdl1o 3:30 Ill • . _ Shopping ill IIJ Peld Progrommlng 3:45 II! Noworoom 4:00 C!l MOVIE: llormudo !Gl (2:DOJ (I) NWA Main Event WroiiHng r111naro ®I NIQ"-dd illJ • MOVIE: The Big Knlfo (2:00) II! Larry King Overnight IIJl Paid Progrommlng rn 6:30 (}) D 1!]1 NBC Nlghtiy News fiIll Cll Ill AbboH and Collello ABC Nowo Q ClJ Wild Amtrtca g III 3-2-1 Conlllct 0 ®I 11211D CBS Nowo Q l!ll Ill Three'o Company Qll Top Card 122 SportoLook 6:35 ill Andy G~Hith tho Condor [AI (2:25) 8:30 Ill (I) Ill Hud ol1ho Cll11 When Charlie leaves thaiHP, the students worry about the new teacher. ®I 1121al Fomlly Men A newly widowed fire chlal finds himself raising his tour choldran . Q 9:DO Ill ([) m Ro10anno As her birthday approaches. Roseanne <:~reams of bemg a writer . (R) C (Zl III Frecfertck Law Olmo1od and 1ho Public Perk Landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted created over 2,000 parks throughout the United States. ®l 1121e MOVIE: 'Dirty Oonclng' CBS Tuoldoy llovlt tPGt3) (2:00) 1;1 [) Budwoloor Preoonta: Tueodoy Night Flghto ® Naahvlllt Now Lorry King Uvol 9:30 (I) ([) Colch Hayden invites luthBr to keep him company at Christine ·s. {A) a 7'DO (})II ®I 1!]1 Wheel ol Fortune C (!) Andy ClrtHI1h Ill (I) Cllnolde Edition ClJ III MacNeil Lehrer NewtHour illJ Ill Night Court 0 1121e Cllfl'llnt AHolr [II Miami Vice 9 Mutlc Row Yldoo 122 SportoCentor II!Moneyllne aJl Scarecrow end Mrs. King Q 7:05 ill Happy Dayo 7:30 (})a ~ 1!]1 Jeopardy! C C!l Major League BooeboR (I) 1121111 Entortolnment Ton!Qht Cll Cl Mama•o Family 122 Mejor League Beoeball II! Croooflro 1:3S ill Tho JoHersona 8:00 (}) D 1121 MoUock Mallock defBnds Washington columntst accused at killing her source. E;J ill (J) Ill Who'o 1ho Boll? Tony has a provocative romantic encounter with a comely cl assmate . (A) C ClJ III Frontline Special Report 0 (Ill !12111 Rescue: 911 Poltce officers strugg le w1th a ~n-wield~ng voyeur. (0 ·30) [!)II MOVIE: The Pork It Mlno(2:00) [Jl Munier, She Wrote 9 Julllor Laugho Wl1h HorryAnderlon 8 PrtmeNewt 11JJ Shogun, Port 2 INRI 8:05 ill MOVIE : Three Do yo ol m 0 1O:DO Cll D 1!]1 NBC Newo Special NBC News examines the physiologocal and psychological effect of sports and coltition on young people . Ill Cll 1hlrtyoomo1hlng 1;1 (J) American Experience (1 :DO) Cil P.O.'v. Q l!lllll TwUight Zone II! World Now IIJ)7DO Club Wl1h Pol Roberta on 10:30 I!) Nowo (I) MojO< League Bouboll l!lllll To Be Announced ®Crook & Chooe ~ MojO< L•aguo Baoobell 11:DO Cll D Ill Cll D 11m 1121111 till New• (1) Newswatch ril Star Huatier l!lliD Artonlo Hall OMioml Vlco ® Church Slreet Station 1!11 Moneyllnt c ~Batman 11 :30 Cll D IIJl Ton!Qht Show Stereo I!) Mognum, P.l . (Zl Adem Smijh'a Money World m NlghUine ~ ®) Night Court ~Ill 'Stingray' BS Late Night ®On Stage 1!11 CNN Sporto 11JJ Shogun, Port 2 INRo 1 1 :3S Ill Cheers Q 12:00 <!J Star HuoUer (I) I!) Into 1ho Night Slareo (]I Magnum, P.l. (I) WEDNESDAY I!J) Ill Twilight Zone II) C~mo Story • THURS., SEPT. 13 • EVENING ADVERTISE IT 614-992-2156 304-675-1333 614-446-2342 6:DO ilJ • Ill Cll D 11m 1121111 il) Newt (!) I Dream of Jeannie C!J 3-2 -1 Contact Q III Square One TV I!J) 1D Andy Grlllllh II) Ho ·Mon ID Budwelaer Thoroughbred Dlgoot II! Wo~d Today 11JJ HordcaoUo and McComtick Q 6'05 ill Beverly Hlllblllleo 6:30 rn • 1!]1 NBC NlghUy Newo fj, Abbott end Costello ill (I) ct ABC Nowo Q ClJ Wild America SATURDAY m ~ 1121111 a a News III Star Huattor illl Ill Arsenio Hall's Weekend Jam 0 MOVIE: Pick -Up Summer (2:00) 9 On Stage 122 Booebell Tonight II! Cepltal Gong all Scarecrow end Mrs . King (J) Q 11 :30 C!l MOVIE: Conan 1he llilmerion 1Ri(2:30) Cll Ill Collage Foolboll Maryland a1 WVU (T) 1111 John Cooper Show 1121111 Current AHolr WHkend 9 Grand Ole Opry Live 122 SportoC..ter II! CNN Sporto 11:35aCI Cheero 0 12:DO(}). NtWI (Zl Slllr Huollor ®I LHtlo Blown Jug Preview 1!]) Freddy' I Nlghlmtreo 1111 Collogo FoolboH Maryland vs. WVU (T) 9 Berbers Mandrell and the Mand..tl Slolttrs D Henloeo PGA GoH Cllollk: 3rd Round From Cool Valley, IL (T) II! NowSctne 11JJ Iota Llvtll 12:05aCI Bonny Hill e 12:30 (})II Saturday Night Live Host: John GOodman (A) Stereo. ~ MOVIE: lnlllmotional V"elve1 (PG) (2:00) 1121• E-1""'""' Thlo Wtok II! Evono end Novak IIJl Pold Programming 12:45 (II Night Trocki: Chorlbuotero Stereo. 1:00 1!1111 Mono1llrt 1121e A·Ttom II) MOVIE: Luotlor Freedom iR) (2:00) Ill AIMrlcon Muok: Shop II! Nowo Updl1o (fontinuf"d from Prtvlous Pal(e ) 11JJ Paid Programming 1:OS a II NWA Wo~d Wldo WreoHing 1:1011! Travel Guido 1:30 illJ Ill Toleo From 1ho Oorkoldo 1121111 Nowo a1 Ttlll Connection Pinnltll 1:35aCI Nowo 1:4S ill MOVIE: Sho'o Oreolod to Kill (2:00) a 2:00 (}) 11 Paid Programming C!l Tatoo From tho Dorlloldo I!J) 1D MTV Vldoo Mullk: Awardt Arsenio Hall hosts this year's ceremony which features performances by Janet Jar:kson . Sine&d O'Connor, Aerosmlth, M.C. Hammer and mora . (2:00) 9 Chomplonthlp R ID SPGriiCerrtor ln1ernltionol CorNopondontl IIJl Jowilh Vok:<l 2:10 a C1 Byron Alton Show 2:30 (}) 11 Homo Shopping (I) Monolerl ®I 11JJ Paid Programming 122 Mo10world (0:30) II! CNN Sporto 3:DO (I) Al1ho Movtoo 01 MOVIE: A Stranger In 1ho Hou10 (R) (2:00) a D Colleat F-11 a wortcfwldo Update 11JJ Preloo the Lord 3:osaa Mlcl1elob Preunto N!Qht Mullc 3:30 (!) AUIIIwly With 1ho Rich I F1mou1 II! E11t Meell Wool 3:45 ill Nlgh1 Trackl Stereo. 4:DO C!l MOVIE: Whtn limo Ren OUt (PG) (2:00) 1]]1. MOVIE: Tho Night Dlgglrl (A) (2:00) Lorry tClng wttttonc~ 4:05 a g LHeotytoo Ol1ho Rich I Femouo 4:45 ill Night Trocki Stereo. a 8 III 3-2-1 Contact 11m 1121111 CBS Newo 0 1!]) 111 Threo't Company 9 Top Card 122 Sportolook 6:35 ill Andy GrtHnh 7:DO (}) 11 ®) 1!]1 Wheel ol Fortun1 C [!) Andy ClrtHith Cl) (I) D lnolde Edition m III MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour I!J) 111 Night Court Q 1121 mCurNnt Affair II) Mllml Vice ® Mualc Row Vkieo @ SportoContor Monoyllno Q]l scarecrow and Mra. King a Q 7:05 ill Happy Dayo 1:30 (}) 11m 1!]1 Joopordyl 0 [!) Bewitched Ill 1121111 Entertainment Tonight CIJ 0 Momo'o Family I!J) Ill M' A'S 'H @ ESPN'I Spoodweok Crooollro 7:35 ill Tho JoHorsono 1:00 (}) D 1111 Cooby Show Tho mamed men ol the Huxtable clan stage a romantic contasi.IR) Q C!l Major Loaguo Booeboll Ill (I) 1J Fether Dowling Myateriet Dowling must prevent a murder by a hll man posmg as a priest . (R) a a /1, Bollroom Denclng: Tho Sport of 1ho 80'1 CIJ Homttlmo Q 1111 1121111 411 Hourt 48 Hours takes a look at the Increase in the murder rate In America . illJ • Tht Slmpoonl Bart travels to France on a st udent exchange program. ~ :i.roar, She Wrott 9 Funny Buolnoao With Che~ll ChilO IV Guest Pony Loveless & Misty Rowe 122 Coilolll FoolboH PrimoNowl !Ill Shogun. Part 4 jNAj 8:05 ill MOVIE: Mod MIX fA) 1200) a 9,30 rn • 1!]1 DIHerenl World Wh1Uey mtstakes Owa~ne · s mother for the housekeepe r. (R)C III Wild America tl] • Bebet Three SISters share an apartment and strug~ to survtve in New York 0 9:00 Cll 0 1!]1 ChiOrt Rebecca may be prosecuted as accompltce m Aobm ·s takeover scheme.(A) t;1 Ill (IJ I!) Gabriel's Fire An ex-con reconstructs hts hfe. with the help of a defense anorney I;J (Zl Cil Mystery! A young woman ·s bOd~ 1S fou nd m a pub parkong lol (A) 0 1!JJ Ill Major League B11ebell [) MOVIE: MocGyva. loll Love (2 :00) ® Naahvllle Now Larry King Livol 9:30 III D 1!]1 Wingo Brtan lrtes to arrange a rendezvous w1th hts ex -wife (A) 0 1O:DO III 0 l!ll Law and Order JustiCe IS compromised b~ the ch aos 1n a NYC police prectnct. 0 Ill Cll Q Primotlme Live Q CD Alive From Off Center 1;1 CIJ On 1he Line With Kanawt11 County ®J 1121411 Knoto Landing Ka ren agrees on a promotiOnal tour with her producer. C World NOw QJI7DO Club With Pot Robortlon 10:05 (I) Ctaoh ol1ho Chomplono a a XII 10:30 ® Crook I Chooe 11:DO III D C!l Ill Cll m 11m lllllll 1!]1 Nowo <!J Nowowotch Cil Slllr Huttlor [II Miami VIce ® American Music Shop @ Beooboll Tonight Monoyllne ID Fell Sne1ll Preview Jom Robb Weller lor a behind -the -scenes preview or the Family Channel"s rail lineup. a 11 :30 III• 1111 Tonight Show Stereo I!) Magnum, P.l. One on Ono Cll D Nlghtilno 0 ®J Night Court illl .. 'Stingroy' CBS Lito Night Ill On Slllga ~ SportoConlor CNN Sporto !Ill Sho9un, Port 4 iNA) 11:35 (I) Cheoro Q 12:DO (!) Star Huoller (I) lnlo1ho Nlgh1 Stereo. ®J Megnum, P.L l!lllll Areonlo Hall [) Crime Story Ill Neohvlllt Now 1D IHRA Dreg Roclng Eas1em Nationals From Philadelphia, PA (T) 1!11 NowSctna rn a e • WED., SEPT. 12 • Nolh'lilto Now NowScono 12:05 (I) N!Qhtilno 0 12:30 (}). 1111 La1o Night With DovidLotlerrnen (!) MOVIE: Prioonor In Pot1k:ootl (1 :DO) I!J) • Allor H0<1rs 11211D Peroonolltloo 12:35 (I) lnolllnl Recall 1:00 ®I MOVIE: Smolhup on lntan1ll1o 5 (2:00) I!Jl 1D Rewhldt 1!211D Nowo II) HHchcock Preun11 Q!ShowlllzTodoy 1:05 CII Lovt Connection 1:1S ill MOVIE: Cello Glint Shodow (3:00) 1:30(})• 1111 Later Wl1h Bob Co1t11 [!) MOVIE: Ro10 ol1ho Yukon (1 :DO} 0 Hhchcock Pre10n11 9 Crook I Chooo D SportoConter II! WorldWide Updlte IIJl Pold Progrommlng 1:3S CII NtWI 2:DO (}) 11 Homo Shopping illJ II MOVIE: Tho Doftonl Onol (2 :00) [II Budwoloer Preoonta: Tuoodoy Night Fighll 9 Muok: Row Video 122 Wo~d Wlndollfllng Chomplonohlp IIJ)7DO Club With Pot Robortoon 2:10 (I) After Houra 2:30 (!) Tatoo From 1ho Dorkoide 122 Bodyboord Ntllonol From Oceanside, CA (T) II! CNN Sporll 3:DO [!) Corson'o Comedy Clluk:o 11m MOVIE: McCloud (1 :30) 122 SportoLook WorldWide Updlto IIJl Paid Programming 3:30 C!l Toleo From 1ho Dorkoldo @ Sport• Cor Club of Americl From Lime Rock, CT (T) 3:4S Qll Noworoom 4:DO [!) MOVIE: Xtnedu iPG I (2:DO) I!J) 1D MOVIE: H0<1r of 1ho Gun (2:00) II) Allred Hhchcock Hour II! Lorry King Ovom!Qhl 11JJ Pold Programming 4:15 ill Three Stooge• 4:30 ill I Lovt Lucy ®I N!Qhtwolch 122 1989 Foni/Budwoloer Truck I Tractor Champ. Series From Anaheim, CA (T) a 8:DO rn• m Clle ®I 112llll 101 Nowo l!l I O..om ol Joennie 3-2-t 1;1 III Squore One TV 1!]) • Andy Grttfl1h II) Ho-Man 122 I n - 1ho PGA T0<1r rn eontoet laW-Today IIJl Honlcaotlo one! McConnlctc 1;1 6:15 (I) Bo-'J HINblllloo 8:30 (}) II 1!]1 NBC N!Qhtly Nowa lilIll Cll ct A - lnd Cootello ABC HoWl Q rn Wild Arner~coo o Cil 3-2-1 ContiCt 1;1 11m 1121e CBS Nowo Q 1!]) • Three'l Company 9 Top Cord SpOitoLook 6:35 ill Andy Grttfl1h a rn 7:00 (})a ®I 1111 Wheel of FortunoC ClrtHith Ill Clla 1no1c1o Edition I!) Andy rn III-ILolvor NowaHow 1!]) • Night Court Q 1121• Current AHalr II) Mllml VIce 9 Mullk: Row Vidtoo 122 5portoCon1or II! Manortlno IIJl Scarecrow tnd Mn. ~lng Q 7:05 ill Hippy Doyo 7:30 ilJ • IIIII 0 Jooponlyl Q I!) Bowltehed Ill 1121al E-lnmont Tonight (I) • Momo'o Family 1!]) • M' A'S 'H @ Major Looguo Bootbell II!CI'OIIftr. 7:35 ill The JeHersont 8:00(})8 0 Unootved Mysteriea A. kilkH" at a woman at an fl. TP mach 1ne IS hunted. 0 I!) MOVtt , Local Hero iPG I (2:00) Ill Cll ct The Wonder Yoors Kev1n Is devastated when Wmn~& announces she's moving {R)C ClJ III Amozfng Greco With Bill Moyen Moyers examines one or the most popular and enduling hymns ol 1he Engl,.h language (1 30) Storec . C ®J 1121• Are fou Solo? Kevin Dobson g1ves vtewers a gwde to dealing wittl crime illJ • MOVIE: Croll My Holrt IRI (2 :001 II) · She Wrote 9 Conventtion With Dinah II! PrtmoNOWI 11JJ ~- Port 3 (NRJ 8:05 ill MOVIE: Tho Socko111 (3:20) 8:30 Ill Cll ct Growing Poino Jason and Mike visit the cabin leh by Jasorl"s late t2:0S (I) Nlghtlino Q 12:30 (}). 1111 Late Night With Devki Letterman [!) MOVIE: Modonno'o Secret (I :00) 1121111 Personolltloo 0 12:35 ill MOVIE: Tho Exocutionor't Song (2 :121 (I) lnolllnl Recoil 1:DO ®I MOVIE: Moon Dog Blues lA) (2:00} I!J) m Rawhide 1121111 News II) Hitchcock 122 USNRA Mud and Monster Truck Racing From Worcester. MA (T) II! ShowBiz Todoy 1:OS (I) Love Connection 1:30 (}) D 1!]1 La tot With Bob Cotta a C!l MOVIE: Dosperoto Venlllre (1 :30) @Crook & Chua II! WorldWide Update aJ1 Pold Programming 1:35 Cl) NoWI 2:00 (}) D Homo Shopping illJ Ill MOVIE: Croll My Heart IR I [2:00) [II MOVIE: Sgt. Popper'o Lonely Hearts Club Bind iPGi l2 30) 9 Muolc Row Video aJ Oanakln't Running and Aacinv IIJ)700 Club With Pot Robertson 2:10 Ill After Hours 2:30 122 SportoContor Qll CNN Sportt 3:00 C!J Corson'o Comedy CillliCI 11m MOVIE: McCloud t2:00) D SportoLook II! WorldWide Updllo 11JJ Pold Progrommlng 3,30 C!J Toloo From 1ho Oarkoldo 122 Budweloor Thoroughbred Dlgoll 3:45 II! Nowonoom 4:DO [!) MOVIE: Calllomio Firebrand (100) I!J) Ill MOVIE: Co11on Comoo to Ho~ern IRI (2 00) 122 Jimmy Houolon Ouldooro Larry ~lng Ovomighl 11JJ Pokl Programming 4:30 II) Allred HHchcock Hour 122 Flohln' Holo 4:35 (]) I Love Lucy p,.,..,. a Uncle George . (A) Q On Slllge 9:DO (}) • 1111 Tho Fanelli Boyo Ronnte announces h1s plans lo mar'}' C Ill (I) ct Oooglo How10r, M.D. Doogie·s 1hlrd-yaar <:luties cause him to fear the loss of his youth. 0 ®I illllll Jake and 1ho Fatman Jake and McCabe must find the shotgun killer of a millionaire. Q II) MOVIE: After 1ho Shock (2:00) Stereo. 9 Noohvllle Now II! Lorry ~lng llvol 9:30 (}) 11 1!]1 Door John Ka1e selects John as a role model lor her nephew . (A) 0 Cl) CIJ I!) America I Funnleat Home VIdeos: An Inside Look Bob Sagot wtll air clips that will never be seen on the series and will give a behind-the-scenes tour of the making of a show. C III Frozen Muolc: The Making of o Muolc Hall The Monon H. Meyerson Symphony Center and Eugene McDermott Concen Halt in Dallas at1emptto fullill Goethe·s poetic definition or architBcture . IO:DO (}) D 1!]1 Hunter A psych oc predicts McCall may be a muraerer 's next victim. (A) Q C!l Nowo Ill (I) Ill Gabriel's Fire An ex-con reconstructs his 111e wtth the help of a defense at1orney . C mGertrude Blom: Guardian oltho Roln Forell III Profit the Earth Case studies of creative and practtcal solutions to environmental problems thai are also economically sound are axamonod (A) (1 :DO) ®I 1121111 Top Copo Q illJ 111 New Twilight Zone II! World Now IIJ)7DO Club With Pot Robtnaon 10:30 illJ Ill To Be Announced ®Crook & Chtoo 122 Beooboll Tonight 9 EVENING 9 a THURSDAY II) Primo Time Wreotllng 2:00 ill 1111 Paid Programming 9 Chomplonlhlp A D 8portoCenter 8:00 ilJ m CI1 Cll II 1111 1121111 1111 Nowo C!ll Dream of Joonnlo 3-2-1 Conlllct C III Square One TV I!J) ID Andy Gr1HI1h II) Ho-Man 121 Danakin't Running and Racing II!WMdTodoy IIJl Honlcaotio and McCormlcl< 1;1 8:05 ill Beverly HlllbiMtoo mone-r? Nouon Sikes and George follow the trail ot a ~f.~rious Tane1onase box I :DO ill IIJl Paid Programming illJ Ill Slokol & Ebert 112111lln8port 9 lnoldo Wlnoton Cup Aeclng Nld Jarr011 and Steve Byrnes co-host this fast -paced took a1 the world ol NASCAR Wonston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more @ Beoeboll Ton!Qhl II! ShowBiz Today a D En1llrtllnmont Thlo Week 1:30 ill Pold Programming illJ • MOVIE: Tht Beootm.- [PGI (2:30) 9 Cotobrity Outdoono II! WorldWido Updl1o I :4S [!) MOVIE: Forbidden Heaven (1 :15) 1121111 Nowo TUES., SEPT. 11 • EVENING a 3111 Allen Cup Jot lkl Racing From Islamorada, Fl (T) II! Larry King Uvel 9:30 ®I 1121111 Dooignlng Women Charlene learns her cousin is the victim of an abusive husband . (R) 0 10:DO ill Major league BeiOboll • Do you have anything in your house that can tum into 1:30 (})II 1!]1 Ferrto Bueller A charming, clever young men begins a new year at high school C ®I 1121111 Lonny A blue-collar worker is forced to wane. two 1obs to care tor a famtly . Q 9 On Slllga @NFL Monday Night Magaline Season Premtere 9:DO (}) 8 1121 MOVIE: 'JOihUI 'I Hllrt' NBC Monday Night at 1ho Movtoo (2·00) 0 Ill Cll D ABC Mondly Night Foolbott C ClJ III Flrfng Line Speclll Debate Celebrity politicians lormall~ debate whether go'llernmenl represents the cause of, or solution to, SOCIOI)'S problems . (2:00) ®I 1121111 Murphy lln>wn Corky gets cold loot as her weddong data gats closer (A) 9 Noohvltlo Now 122 Anhue10r-Buach World TUESDAY 11 :DO (}) 8 Cl) Cll D ~ 1121111 1111 Newt [!) Twilight Zone (1) Newswatch III Star Hulllor 1!]) ID Aroenlo Hall II) Mloml Vice 13 Conversation With Dinah 13 Moneyllne 11JJ Batman 11 ,30 Cll ll 1!]1 Tonlghl Show Stereo . (]) Magnum, P.l. Cil American An Forum (J) D Nlghtllno ~ ~ Night Court 1121111 'WaH' CB late Night Tony agrees to tina the runaway wtfe ot one of Dylan·s clients. (AI 0 ®On Sligo @ SportoCenter II! CNN Sports QJI Shogun, Port 3iNRI 11:35il)CheertQ 11:50 ill MOVIE: Wagon Muter (1:45) 12:DO ClJ S1ar HuoUet C1J Ill ln10 1ho Night Sleroo. ®I Magnum, P.L iiJIII Twii!Qhl Zone II) Crime S10ry 121 Neahvllle Now 122 Mojor League Booobell Magazine NewScene 12:05 (I) Nlghtilno 0 12:30 (})II 1121 La1o Night With O.vkl Letterman C!J MOVIE: Aockobllly Beby (1:30) illJ Ill After Hours 1121111 Porsonolhlol a~ Bodybuilding Tournament of Champions, Woman's Competition trom Redondo Beach, CA (R) 12:3S IIJinolllnt Recall 1:DO 11m MOVIE: Hlgh·Bellln' lPGI (2:00) I!J) 111 Rawhide 1121111 Ntwo II) Hitchcock Preoenlo II! ShowBir Today 1:05 (!) Love Connoc11on 1:30 (})II 1111 La tor With Bob Coital 01 Hnchcock Pre10n11 @Crook I ChoiO @ Jull See It Making ol Nlke'o Suporotar Comorclllo II! WorldWide Updlle 11JJ Paid Progremmlng 1:35 ill MOVIE: Hour ol1he Gun (2:10) Cl) News 2,DO (}) 11 Homo Shopping [!) MOVIE: Panama Sal (100) 1!]) 1D MOVIE: Tho Block Hoto!PG) (2 00) II) Prime limo Wreotilng 9 Muolc Row VIdeo 122 lnoido 1ho PGA T0<1r 11JJ 7DO Club With Pat Robertoon 2:10 Cil After Houro 2:30 a1 SportoContor II! CNN Sporto 3:DO C!l Corson'o Comedy Cla11ics 11m MOVIE: McCloud (130) 122 SportoLook Wo~dWido Updltt 11JJ Paid Progrommlng 3:30 I!) Taloo From 1ho Dortooido @ NASCAA Grand NeUOnll Gatorade 200 From Darlington, SC iT) 3:45 ill Three Stoogto at Newaroom 4:DO [!)MOVIE: Tho - m Alder/Fool Cho~lo (2:00} (]) Leave It to Beaver illJ Ill MOVIE: Tho Moho Story 12 00) [Jl AHred Hnchcock Hour Larry ~lng Ovomlght IIJ) Paid Programming 4:30 ill I love Lucy ®J Nightwotch a a a FRIDAY • FRI., SEPT. 14 • EVENING 6:DO (}) . (I) crJ ...... Cll ct ®l l!lllll (J) I Dream ot Jeannie rn 3-2-1 Contact Q III Squore One TV illJ II Andy Gri11ith 01 Ho·Mon @ Scholootic Sport• A...-c at World today 11JJ Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:05 ill Beverly Hlllbllllol 6:30 Cll ll 0 NBC Nightly Newt li\.t.bbo11 ond Costello Ill (I) Ill ABC Nowo 0 <!J Wild Amlrica IJ III 3-2· 1 COniiCI 0 11m 1121111 CBS Nowo 0 illJ • Three'o Company Ill Top Cord 122 Sportolook IIJ)Zorro 6:35 ill Andy Griffith 1:DO (}) II ®J f!)) Wheel ol Fortune C C!l Andy Clrtlllth Ill Cll ct I n - Edition III MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour illJ Ill N!Qht Court 0 lllle cu,.nt Affair II) Mllml Vice 9 Muok: Row VIdeo @ SportoContor II!Monoyllno COl M1ntac Mlnaion 7:05 ill Happy Doya 7:30 (}) II 11m 1!]1 J-nlyl Q [!) Bowltehed Ill 11211D Ent-lnmont Tonight CIJII Momo't Family illJ II Major Laogue BeHbell Pittsburgh P~rates at Now York Mo1S (l) ~ Major Laoguo Bo-ll rn a Croulln 11JJ Big lin>- Jeko 7:35 (II Mejor Looguo Bo-ll I:DO Cl). 1!]1 Ouontum Loop AI tries to change his past through Sam. (A) Q I!) Lood-otl Irion Ill Clle Futt Nou.. Stephante drives Joey's car through the kild1on wall (R) ~ III Welhlngton Wtok In Rovtow Q ®I 112l. Teenega Mullin! Nlnle Turtln 1;1 [JIIrt-. SM Wroltt 9 Aide Neloon If's All Righi Now aPIIIMNowo IIJl Shogun, Part 5 (NR) 8:30 (I) Major L - Bo-N Cll Clle Flmlly ...,._ To help Eddie, Laura unhappily agrees 10 go OIJ1 with Stove Urkol. (R) C (Zl III WlilbMt Wook Q 1111 Tiny loon ~ Tho L - a.gllotltog Bugs Bunny tells the story behind the creahon ol a whole new generatton ol ca naan characters . Q 9:DO ffi II 1!]1 Night Court A TV show proriles the n1ght court world and mtervi.JWS the sta ll (R) C Ill C1J m ~ertoct Strongert Larry and Balkr tell very d1Heren t verstons of a mounta1n ordeal. (A) O !IJ Great Pertorm1nce1 linda Aonstadt smgs 1n the authentiC style of the manach1 c;l III Evening at Pops ~ cr%1 e MOVIE: 'Roxanne ' CBS Movie SpocloliPGI [200iC crt Hitchcock Presents ® Nathvllle Now ~ Larry King Livel 9:30 m II l!ll Wings Carol re turns to the ISland w1th Bnan (A) 0 ll J (IJ Q Twin Peaks & Cop Rock: Behind the Scenes The maktng ol Tw1n Poaks and ABC" s new senes . Cop Rock . are e•amtned Q 1) Ray Bradbury Theatre 10,00 (}) 11 l!lJ Midnight Coller Jack plunges 1nto a <leap depreSSIOn and QU itS hiS ra<:110 ta lk show. _!BI Q ~~: 201211 C!J American E•parlonco Q (f) Blue Helmeta The h1story of the United NatiOns peacekeeping torces 1s documented with loc us on the lofty a1ms and somettmes rocky past ( 130) 0 II) The Hitchhiker II! 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WorldWide Updoto 3:10 Ill MOVIE: Tht Front (PG) j1 .50) 3:30 C!l Tatoo From 1ho Dorkoldo @ Collage Foolboll Houston vs Te•as Tech (T) 11JJ Peid Programming 3:35 ill N!Qhl Treckl Stereo. 3:45 II! NoworoMt 4:00 C!l MOVIE: Flvo Doyo From H-IPGl (2 30) illllll MOVIE: Night Mull Foil (2:DO) II) MOVIE: Tho Blood Hero (2:00) Lerry King Ovemight 4:30 IIJl Paid Progrommtng 4:35 ill Night Trach Stereo. a �Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio BORN LOSER Television Viewing eu, r caJ'T rn::w... ITis ? IJ( Cf C!Jf: />W AALF CVZ!ifl • Cf lll~ Ol'}l!;j:: ' EVENING ·O Rearrange I I' I I 1 I 2 ~ 1!2) 11) 1 l!ll m Andy Grtl!lth [J Ho-Man NEARLY ALWAYS ILL- 5PENDER 5 '' WHERE DO YOU GET THAT STUFF, 60ETH A America C ® World today OF QUOTATI ON5 IIlJ Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:05 I3J Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 crJ II i!ll NBC NighHy News MARCIE: SORROWING'' -~_,-IS- -,AI. Y;-rI-E_T,I'.- 1_~0~ ali Scholastic Spans A BOOK. r - lrU_,s,-=L-TIE:_:NT.Is=- 6 -II ~ Complete (!) 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(]) Hitchcock Presenls ® Nashville Now a Larry King Llval llJI Beauty and 1he Beast Q 9 JO crJ 0 i!ll Night Court Chrrs~~ne · s rl,~1~~rs tabor pains Oegm while stuck 1n an elevator (A J 'I 1 g ,VItiiH/YfS OSU Football Preview I]) (l) New Anitude V1ck• helps an actress who retur ns tho fav or when she makes 11 '"'Fi' 5ANCfUM /NNE PI ~HCTUI.\ .. -~·. t:c_l::l1':::':1::::11:_': -LL 1:.1.!' b•g t;l '----C:=-:::=-->·~ crl Ray Bradbury Theatre i!ll Midnighl Caller 10 00 crJ 0 R A R~EY Jack negot1ates w1t h dru g lor ct s who ha11e hijacked an HE'S BEE N a ~rlin er . GOODER'N ARY ANGEL, (AI Q (JJ Major League Baseball (I) ·:ll liJ 20/20 Q (!) Why Do those Kids Love School? Successful alternalivs approaches to educat1on across the country are exam1ned . (1 :00) I!]) Ill New Twlllgh1 Zone (!) The Hitchhiker World Now PAR SON II a iilJ 700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:30 ® News ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL A.. 'Your ~'Birthday Sept 8, 1990 Exci ting developments are in the offin g lo r vou in the year ahead . You will have several opportunities to correct old mistak es and turn failures into victories VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Strive to be ent husias tic and optimistic today and nottust a wishful thinker_Leaving things to chance and keeping your fingers cr ossed doesn 't guarantee success. Know where to look for romance and you'll lind il For your personal horoscope, lovescope. lucky numbers and futur e forecast , ca ll As lrn-Tone b y d •al•n g l -900-454 -3535 and entenng tt11 s newspaper' s access code nu mber 000 95 cents per minute · and start s you' ll have more beg1nn 1nqs than endings · ARIE S (March 21 -Aprit 19) Your well planned budget cou ld en d up be1n9 ju st LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Bmng non- il p1ece ot paper with numbers o n 1\ to tudgmental and !r usting deli n•tely has day 11 you •gnore 1t m order to ca ter to li S place , but not necessaril-r m your your ex travagan t moment ary wh1m s commerctat alfair s today. Don 't take TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) II m1ghl be people lor granted m th• s area Imprudent today to bank too heav1ly on SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) II an ao - what you think IS your ace 1n the hole ra ngement isn't all you were told 11 Sen ous lniiOivements should be t re<~ l ed wou l~ b.e. don't be hesitant to renego tiresponsibly and let not left up to a ca ate 11 Immediately. Unamend ed ~ou pr iCIOUS turn o f chance mig ht come ou t the loser GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Keepmg seSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc. 211 You1 cret s may not be you r long sui! today fi nancial trends look encouragin g to- and th ere is a chance you may ta lk day, provide you 're willing to work for about something confidential to a 1-1er what you hope to get. Dame Fortun e son who is definitely not supposed to be might ignore you when she's passin g on the listening list o~t goodies on a Silver platter CANCER (June 21 -July 22) You have CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 191 11 you're • the ability to weigh and balance silu agoing to take gambles on anything or • lion s ra ther accurately today. yet you anybody today. bel on yourself and · might d o something foolish against your your own endeaiJors. Outsiders and bolter judgment that will not g o too well outside interes ts are poor second lor you fin ancially . choices LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You won'! be AQUARIUS (Jon. ~Fob. 19) A deci- tac king ideas today but quant ity is not SIOn you 're con templating m aking to assurance of quality. If associates or day you hope wilt appease an other companions thinks their suggestions could pro ve unwise. becau se you might are better. they may be right_Send for have to make a type of commit ment your Astro·Graph predictions today 1 you'lllater be unable to fu lfill · Mail $ 1 25 to Astra-Graph, c/o th1s 1 PISCES (Fob. ~Morch 20) In order lo newspaper , P.O. Box 91 428. Cleveland. · be a productive achiever today you're OH 44101 -3428 Be sure to stal e your . going to have to maintain a rather zodiac sign. steady schedule. If you do things tn fit s _______ ,__ ____, [D (II Major League Baseball Ctncinnatl Reds at Los An geles Dodgers (L ) [J Swamp Thing ® Crook & Chase 1221 Major League Baseball :oo m11 m rn Ill 11 t , •4 Vol. 26 No. 31 Copyrigh18d1990 Gmtt - Nasal - Quench - CRAB LEGS "It's strang e, " mused the new bride. "''ve never seen a m ~ ll2l OJ) News (!) Star Hustler [J Miami Vice ® Just for Laugh s With Harry Anderaon MoneylinB rec1pe for leftove r CRAB LEG S.'' BRIDGE Magazine Night Coun Q 1!2) Ill U.S. Open Hlghllghla ~ iID CNN Sparta Bordartown 11 :35 CIJ Choora Q 12:00 ID Star Huotlor (IJ Ill Nlghtllno Q ~ Mognum, P.l. 1121 (II 'Stingray' CBS Lalo Night 1121 Tonight Show Stereo [J MOVIE: Las Yoga& WHkond !AI (2:00) ® Noahvllle Now 13 NewScane 1111 BeoU1y and lho Beoal Q 12:05 (I) Nlghlllne Q 12:30 (2] G 1121 lata Nlgh1 With Dovld Letterman t K 10 6 +Q8H WEST EAST +K > +A874 .10764! • 982 tA7 tQJ9 84 + 10 6 2 Heavy cover charge By CHARLENE HOEFLI CH Times-Sentinel Staff POM E ROY - Opening of bids on the ne ar ly $1 million pr ojec l of re placing the culver1 benealh State Route 124 a\ K err' s Run and Improvemen ts to th e Intersection of 124 and U.S. 33 at N ye Aven ue have been scheduled tentati velv for Se pt. 25. Joe Leac h, D1so·i ct 10 Depu ty Directo r , Oh io Depar l ment o f Transpor tal lon, announced tod ay. Leac h sa id ODOT wil l begin advertising for bids soo n so l hal I he Sept. 25 date f or sa le of the pro ject can be m eL He said lh at while the entin' pro ject will be solrt at th e sa m e +I! SOUTH +QJ62 •KQ •~n +AKJ9 By James Jacoby Vulnerable: East-West W1lly Nilly opened one no-trump.' Dealer: South His partner had no choice but to raise Weol Nor.. Eul to t hree, hop ing that the contract S..lb Pass 3 NT AU pw would be cold. (Obvtously he had seenl I NT Willy tn action be fore.) It was no surOpening lead: Q pr ise t he n that Wi ll y covered Ute lead of the dtamond queen with dummy's king East took the ace and returned 1 '-:o:---==;;--,::-:::~-==--,--,--:-l the suit. Wes t won I he jack and conlin - Wesl cancoiiiTnue" tne siiit, DUI declarued with the diamond nine, indicating er will put in dummy's 10 and East an entry 1n spades. Willy was at least will Ulke the ace. Willi no more diasma rl enough to cash oul four club mondslop lay,E:astbasnogoodcbolce tricks and three hearts before playing of lead. Declarer will bave tlme II> a spade, but he was still down one . forCi! out Ute ace and king of spades On thi s type of auction, there is vir - and make his conlract. tually no chance that West is making a The resull will be even more <Iradesperati on l ea d in diamonds from Q- malic in those rare instances wben x or Q-J doubleton. If he has three or West is leading from a sii-card suit four di amonds, il does not really mat- East will have to take tbe slnaletoo ler wha t declarer does. But in those " ""· and tbe K-10 in dummy will now cases where Wes t holds five diamonds, yield two tricks for declarer. or eve n six. it is crucial for declarer to JI IM3 JIIL"'by'l boob ~JIICI/bf oa.Jir"idl"• ud •JII<Oby on Clrd a.-· (orrit;., lrlUo IIJII•IW. play low from dummy a t trick one w 1,.~ OtnJd ht!olly) ,,.. aow aro~iJitw •t + Here, with five diamonds in the West hand. pl ay ing low t~warts the defense time, t h e work in th e il r ea o f wh er e th r stone arc h under Roui P 124 co llapsed in Fe br uary is consid ered a n emergency situation and w ill be h andled f ir st. J an. I has been sel as l he com plet ion dale fnr !hal phase, L eac h sa irt. The res ! of I he projecL reloca - @ - . .......vuuiuu:Wiua By KRIS COCHRAN Tbnes-Sentlnel Slaff GALLIPOLIS - Exri l em enl is build i ng as Gallipolis gears up for lhe Capit al for a Da y ce lebra ti on, b eginnin g wll h a recepti on al the Fre nc h Art Colony wh en Gov. Richard Celes te and mem be r s of hi s cab inf'! arrive T hu rsday , Sept. 13 Fo ll ow ing the r eceptio n t herP wi ll be a t own foru m beginn ing a I 7 p.m . at I he Ariel Thea I re. T his wi ll allow the publ ic 10 m eel wilh the govern or and t o address specif ic questions to him and member s of thr ca bi nel. Mo r e lhan 20 hom es havp offer ed hospit al il y lo th e special guests for ove rni ghl lodging Thursd ay . Staying wtth local fam il ies is one way of kPC'pi ng in touc h w i th the people of the <.Ht ~t and enables dialogue on a one -l o- lHOMAS JOSEPH II CROSS 15 Cracksby man's larget s 46 Weight s DOWN 111" 1 II CiOWd sce ne pi ey er 12 M aui greo l inq 13 M an in a c nsl 1111 ack {!ve nt s 15 Spy o utfil 16 Se rf 18 "N augil ly. naug hl y' 19 Arc haic 20 illl empl 2 1 flppeat Co mpo s sion 25 lld age 27 Co llege n 1 Respond s 2 Cui oul 3 Old Robert Wagner series Yeslerday'a Answer 4 Mag non m an 5 G 10ucho' s b10lhe1 6 M aTc he1 7 Cry of woe 8 t955 H1lchcock l ilm 9 "Gill of iho M agi' i1Uihor 10 Mean - 29 Myth ical sp~rited bird 17 Shade 31 China sour co collection 22 Cartogra - 32 Dinner phy courses work 33 Folk he 10. 24 Jo plin - Bill WO ik 35 noost 26 Moi slwe 38 1\clrA SS 28 Colombia f11 chor neigh 42 "n os e• bo r - 19d . Fri day morn i ng. Sep l. 14. begi ns wi th brea kfas t served al thP E lk s l.nd gf' for f'll•c tcd guns 33 Bull e/ se1v ing 34 Spi nni ng loy 36 1\lle rnoon dd nk 3 71nlen sify 39 Aclor Linden 10 "/\Hie" si al 11 Mikh ail's wife 43 Portenl s 44 1en el .., • ., I lli\11.\1 CR'VJ'TOQUOTES - IIPrf'! hn" tn "ork It : 9-7 AXVDLBAAXR tslONGFEI.lOW One l eltf r stands lor anothfr . In this sampl e 11 is u.•ell fm lhe three t'!, X lor thf two O's, etc. Single leltA'rs, ;tposlr ophes, the length and loml8tlon of the wonlq arp all hinl• Ea ch day the rode letters nre dlllerrnt. horse demonslrat ion a nd a lrr or emb r vo lransplanl techniques . · M any of the fl oral arra nge- CRVPTOQUOTE li S Ill' N W X IJ Vt Z G W XIJ .. PROJE CT TO MOVE - Work In th e K err's Run area In upper Pom eroy, pl clured h er e, wh er e the lar ge stone culver! collapsed las I F ebruary, Is e•pected to gel underw ay In early I all. Joe Leach, Dl strlcl 10 Deputy Director for the Ohio Department ol Transporatlon, reports that Se pt. 25 Is th e tentative date lor openin g hlds on that section of th e over all proj ect which Includes relocation and lmprovem enls to th r Inter section ol Stale R<>u te 124 and U.S. 33. From S ubiect of Gallipolis will be OHI O'S CAPITAL FOR A DAY cQ) J /11 ~'-" i 1 • 1, < v rr.•,q ; <~r .t,q, , , .,_ , ' ,Ill/IN/ I 1 (! <1 ,~~H rt M< (J "'I Mil l !1',1 11 GAl LI JII'U IS C oPoT.Itl ·"~···~· · " ''"'''' . '" .•. , ,, ... .. 1 ,.,. ~. " It ••'' " '·" ....... ' ' '' I' ,,,, I " ......,,..,,.,, ......."'"" ' •, ......... ........... ·• ~ o "• ' ' ~. , 1\0oo,j .. /"'" ~'"' '" '"'"''"." ' ,,.,, , , .;;.,..,.,.,.,.,.,..,., o••c• G-• c'"""' c,..,._,. l<>><Yol So' "' ' f ·~~ '"' ~"''*" official s (\()' I "~''-'"'""• " ' • • •1·1• '''"" . ,, , .. ,.., (·xr cu ti vl' Cllf i ~ATIOio , ' ... · ••••" ... ....... , ~,, " ' "" ' """' (6 10 1 4... 4 1t l f tl :let f,.,.,, ""WQ~ Convno"o D.!>•-~•• '""""" "'""' a nd m Pm bPr s of thr rom m Utees of t hr Ch ambfr of accom moda ted for thispve nt a nd inv itPd shou ld c on f i r m lhcl r altend ance b y cal li ng l he Ohio Va llrv V1si1ors Cenler al 446-G882 Sevcr<J I SIJPcial f'VP nl s arP pIa nned fo r F'r !day. i n add i I Inn t o t hr governor ' o:; morni ng and afiC' rnoon of ficr hours Cr lestl' plans t o ma ke v1s il s l o Robbi ns & Mye r s. have a hoi dog al Rem o· s. a ttPnd thr spPcia l bi r thday CPI(• · brat ion at t hr Se ni or Cilizrn.s th ose ,,,/~· "~ ~1 !" ' 1 ity f mprovem en1 Corporallon, 81ren1ennl a l Commissi on a nd r epresent all ves of th e m edia. T his Is a n oppo rtun ily for eco nomic, c iv ic and policy issues lobe d iscussed with th e gover nor and his re prPse nta tivPs. DuP to lim ited sea li ng. gurs ls can nol bt· Co m merce. O h io Vallry Vi sit ors Cen ter, Comm u n CC'n trr. histori c t akr a wagon tmn of Gal li poli s and havt' lu nc h wit h local Pduca t ors CurrP n t ly. morr than 22 mrmbprs o f th e cabin rt w i ll br i n thP Old Frenc h City. as wrll as rrprPsrn tat ives f rom ot her a gl'n cies. Displays will · be placed a lon g lhe m a in walk 10 lh e bandstand In the Cit y Park and vis it ors can t ak e a closer look at the work of these agC'nc iPs. or special In teres I wi ll be l hc Agency for Uncla imed Fu nds, w hic h wi l l be wor k ing out of the front lobby al th e GaiUa Cou n ly C'o url house. T hr ough the age nr .v 's com pu ter. unc laim ed fund s can br ve r ified quic kl y. T his sp rvi cr wi II bP ava i Ia ble I hroughoul 1h(• day The c limax of the pve n t will h p thr community cele brati on bl:'ginn ing al o: 30 p.m . In the Ci t y Pa r k. wea l her per millin g. Ad miss ion for th e p ubl ic is a can of food 10 be give n lo thP Mi nistf'r ia l Associa t ion F ood Pan tr .v Th r first ~00 to arri vr a n ' ass ured food if lhey have lh r a foremen II oned pr ic(·. T hosr work ing loca lly on l hr rvPnt in clud e \i t y M anagrr Dale I ma n, cha i rm an; Ma ri an ne ( Co ntinued on ,\-3) .I r ll X 17X7 7 N X ll 1\ C r YXI C !ill mrn ts see n on thr tou rs an· providrd by t hr area gardPn clubs. Sc hedu led for Tou r A, Sepl. 15 and In fr om I Ia 6 p.m .. will be I he f oll owing hom es : Rick Moody, 400 Foun h Ave.; Wilso n Bowers. 29 V in e St. ; Jim Chrs tnu l. lio.1 Secon d Ave.; Jim Mullins. 71) Sia l r Si ; Tim Re tz, 76 Cedar SI. AriPl Th eat re, Second Avenue: Sl. Lo uis Ca lhollcC hurch t hospi l al ilv slle ) , 91 Stale Si. ; and thr French A rt Colony . 5o0 Fi r st Ave. Als o on Srp t. 15 a nd Hi from I to 6 p.m on Tour B wi ll be l hP fo llowi ng hom es: C. Jay Brown, 917 Seco nd Ave: Lonn ie Woolen . 1032 F irs I Ave.: Dr. J. VIall , 454 T hi r d Ave .. Nell Sa nder s, 228 F i r s/ Ave .: Sh ir leen Wi sem an . 42" Third Ave.; Ou r House Muso• um, 43 2 F irs/ Ave. ; P res by - trria n Chu rc h 1hospil alil y sll c l, 51 Sla iP Sl. : and the Waug hHa l ley Wood Fu neral Home . RIO Seco nd 1\w. Ho u ndi ng out rhc ci ty tou rs St•pl. 22 and 2:1from I to 6 p.m is To ur C f ra tu ring l hese homes : Oren Kyger, 1044 Fi rs I Ave . ; Tom M ou ll on. 42 1 Third Ave, F: vC're ll r M c M a hon , ;:)22 Thir d Ave; Helly M cCi nn css, 44YFi rs I Ave .: Ike W isema n. 417 F l r sl Ave .: f renc h Arl Co lony, o30 F irst Ave.: Sl Pel r r 's E pisco pal Ch u r ch l hospila lily sllel, 041 Second Ave .: and t he Mrroy Mo ore F'u nrra l Honw. 420 First Ave . Headi ng ou 1 of 1ow n Se pt. 22 and 23 on To ur D. 1he countr y lour. the day -l ong even I wi ll tX' from 10 a. m . l o 6 p.m . Si lcs (Conllnued on A -3 1 By MICHELE CARTER Times-Sentinel Stall POINT PLE ASA NT - Alter months of waltlng and politics , announcement was made Frlday on the proposed lour-lane. According 10 highway official s, fundi ng for a r egional network will be soug ht , but If no funding can be found , the sit e for the new road will be th e Ca bel l County Co rridor. Und er t he re gional concept. U.S. 35 will be upgraded as well as developm ent In the Cabell County Corri dor. Sen. Oahel Craigo of Putnam Co unty saldbil coun ty would be pleased as wel) as U.S. 35 Is Included i n tile proposa L He added the m ated cost for the regloll'l co ncepl Is h alf a bi llion dollan: Cr aigo stated h e Is oppo~ to j ust lhe Milton route an(! )1 disa ppointed with the West Vl~llj_. nla Highway Department'l ~rri)l­ slon to fav or a Cabell Countyllllli· ··pur assessm ent ol tha1ls ihat I he Millon roule Is a high dollar dog leg and we' re 1Putn am ::ounty l no\ i n favor of tha t , " he sa id . At a nrw s co n fere nc e i n Cha rleswn Frid ay, Secretary o f Tra nspor ta ti on Arc h Gleason and Hi ghway Commi ss i oner Fr ed Va nKirk sai d the sl al e will conce nt ra te on hav ing Congress provide money for two corridors - one lh rough Cabe ll Counl y and I he other lh roug h I he Kanawhaa Va ll ey U S. Rep . Bo b Wise sponsored l eg islation I hat sa id the stale was direc ted to se lec l a r ou1e bel ween Po lnl Pleasa nt and Charles ton . for a new four -l ane h ighway co nnector r oad . T he state pres - eati· r nt r d t hrer corr id ors for co nsi deratio n. "I go l the m oney for the pr oject. I' m go ing lo conti nue to gel th e money. T hey 're l ook ing for a regional approach as well as i denti fyi ng one r oute if money for one r oute is ava i lable, a nd I' ll supporl lhal dec ision," Wise sa i d F rid ay. Wi se added l hat allhough the co ngr essiona l fund ing specifi ed l hal th e study be for a road In M ason, PutnamorJa ckson coun l ies . the Millon r oute would proba bly qualify . Acco rding to Va nK i r k, the s t ate's reco m men d at i on is bey ond whal was as ked for bv Co ngr ess, bu t l hP state w ill Sf'P k to obt ain th r regio nal co ncep t Se n. Ned Jones of Cabell Counl y /old l he Hunl in gton Hera ld-Di spa lc h 1f 1wo roa ds are built , lhr• highway w ill nol co m r to Milton. l n s lra d , it would comr down W.Va . 2 to LesagP, thC'n BROWN COLLECTION - M'Lou Morrison, historic home tours hostess, Is pictured wilh on e of many doU collections belon,lng lo Marth a Brown dating b ack lo the early 1840s. The home of Jay and M arth a Brown , built In 1910 , Is located at 917 Second Ave. See 1\ddltlonal pholo on D -2. (Times-Senllnel phow by Krls Cochran. I parallel Li ttl e Srvr n M i le Road and co nnec1 wi th 1-64 at Ba rbo ursvil le. Cr aIgo sa id he hopes the state's delegation can fi nd enough money to fund bolh pr oject s, bu l said Kanawha Va ll ey res id ents will co nti nue to ca m paign for I heir proposa l. He sai d t he j ury Is sl i l l oul on I he f i na l verdict. "Thr peop le In our rounl y wi ll (Continued on 1\-3 ) SERB ruling allows striking workers to resume picketing w1 7 W X 7 W By KRIS COCHRA N Times-Se ntinel Stall GAL LI POLI S- Gal li poli s and Galll a Counly home own ers ar r geltl ng rea dy to roll ou t l hr red ca rpe l for v isi tor s du ri ng l hl' Bi centenni al Tour of His tori[' Hom es and Bu i ldings Se pl. I \ l ti. 22a nd 23. So m e of lhe hi ghlig ht s of lh r c ity tours inc lude the oldest fra m e Federal ~ tyle hom e dat ing f ro m 1802, va rious antiq uPco llec l ion s a nd m an y ho m es l isted on t he Nat i onal Regls ler of HisiOr ic Places . One of l hr f arm s rca l ured on !he coun tr y tou r . t he Bob Eva n s Hidden Val ley Ra nch. wil l allow v i s itors to see a culf ing turel demonstration 9 -7 I 1\ '"' Bicentennial Tour will place city, county homes on display cl u~or I; W X All Gallipolis Citizens Governor Richard F. Celeste I have declared that the City To one bas is . 28 Copie1 noed 30 Gang land V I' ( potent ial waste mat erial s. Following t he collapse of the culver !, which r un s under the ro adway to the Ohio River, on the morning of F eb. 2, Route 124 was c losed for several hours. How ev er, by 7 that evening, It had been reo pened to traffic a fter th e Ohio Departm enT of T ra nspor atlon had built a temporar y road lo by pass th e section w here the massive cave-In had occ urred . H eavy r ains at th a1 time were co nsi dered as on e ca use of t he problem. although an ODOT off icial on th e sce ne th at m orni ng Ind ica ted his depa r tmenl was aware of a potenli al probl em In lhe a r ea and th at pl ans for Improvem ents t here as well as at lh e Inter secti on we re al r eady In th e pl annin g stage . However. off ic ial s noted t hen l hat l hr cave -I n tur ned thp culver t r Pplacernent int o an Pm er gcncy slluat lon . I n la te March a pub l ic hear i ng (C<>ndnued on A,11 lion an d impro vem l:'n ts to the int er sect i on, will star t next sprin g, the depuly d i rec l or pointed oul, noting th at t he m onths before th e work begin s will enable ODOT to acqui r e t he oth er 19 p arcels of properl y and a ss i s t I n gellin g t ena nt s reloca ted. He sa id ther e Is a Io ta ! of 22 pr ope rt ies Invo lved. th ree of w hic h are In th e Kerr Run ar ea where t he nine-f ool stone ar ch under I he r oad collapsed on Feb 2. On !h ose lhree, according to Leach, the state now has a right of en tr y. This was necessary , he explai ned, beca use tunneling w ill be takin g pl ace undernea th I he highway in that ar ea so that pipes can be in sta l led. Leach said th e envi ronm enta l audil has been completed and no hazardous mat erials were found on the sil e. Monil oring will conli nue as I he project pr oceed s, llwde pu ly direc tor sa id , so tha i a c hec k Is alwu y s mai ntai ned on Officials promote highway concept Excitement builds for Celeste's Capital for a Day boobtores. &uurrpaftl' ' t&tPaararJloob. CUVSSWORD I Ge1m an empir e 6 Nov eli sl , 12 Sections, 98 P11os A lult1111<1ia Inc. lllwspaptr Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, September 9, 1990 Improvement bids set for opening Sept. 25 HH •AH a IIlJ Zo~o 11:30 crJ II Tonight Show Slereo. l!l Magnum, P.l. (I) U (]]I Mountaineer NOKI'II +1093 JACOBY P artly cloudy with a chance ol showers or thunderstorms. Hi ghs In the lower 80s. + Barrel - JAMES i\long the Riv er ......... B1 -8 Business ................. .....D -1 Comics- ............... ... .Inser t Clas!llfleds . ............... D -2-7 De ath.• ........................ A-4 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sporls .. .. .................. 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SEPT. 7 6:00 cal li (I) <ll liJ ·'::~:~:~' scc~~~-~~!fs· won I! W I ll V Ill> X t l l ' l l l l 1\S D ZG V.,.terd•v '• Crvptoqaol•• DEMOCRACY IS lll[ I\IH ANU SCIENCE OF RUNNING TilE CIRCU S I 110M lliE MONKF.V CAG E. - II .L. MENCKI'N _ __________________________ ------------ ____________________,_ _ _ _________...._ _; By MELINDA POWERS Tbnes-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Cit y w orker s claimed a vi ct or y F r id ay afler the Stat e Emp loy m enl R el ati ons Board (SE RB ) told them th ey could r et urn to th eir pic ket lines . Striking m ember s of Loca\ 1316 of the Americ an F eder a l /on of State, County and Muni cipal Employees (AFSCM E ) had been order ed ba ck to wor k Frid ay by a 72-hou r temporar y r es lrai nlng order Iss ued by M eigs Co un ty Common Pleas Court Judge F r ed W. Crow fTI . The order slopped workers from pick eting In front of the Gal lipolis cit y buildin g and other c it y -operated f aci lities. Cll y M anager Dale I m an petitioned l or th e order on t he ground s of a potentially dan ger ous sllut a· lion evolv ing w lth oul t he workers on th e job. "Our argum ent was th at if a wat Pr llnP wPrP to br Pa k, wr could lose watf'r prftssurP and ther e could be a ser io us fire hazard ," !m an sa id Sal urday "But t hey I the un ion) broug hl In a fi re m an fr om A thens who said that we dldn'l need the water lines to light fires. We coul d use our t rucks ." "T he boar d boug ht II a nd ove rturned the order ," he sa id. SE RB found th ai the slr lke by 1he AFSCM E m embers d ld not "c r ea t e a c lea r and prese nt da nger 10 lhe heal th or safety of ihe publ ic 1as ex pressed In t he lem pora r y res t ra ining or der)," a p ress r elease from Floyd Wrig ht. union vice pres id en t , staled. Acco r di ng 10 1he Ohio Revised Code of SE RB, workers m ay now re turn to the picket lines after I he 72 -hour lim It of I he order expires . Pick eter s will r eturn to the c it y park at 5 p.m Sund ay , accord ing t o Wrig ht' s re lease. !man i.s now hoping to obtai n a di ff er ent lype of order. " We're see k i ng anot her Injunction that would I!mil \he num ber of pic kel er s at a sllc." I m an sa Id . " We' ll be getti ng on thai on Mond ay ." Loca l 1316 r epr esents 26 non super vis ory city employees. Un ion m ed lalor Ron Auter l has sc heduled negotiations with t he cit y and the union for Mond ay morning. fn a related m aHer, Ga l lipolis City Pal ro bnan Mike Fulks reI urned to work Sa turday after a two-d ay suspensio n for w hal he was told was m lseonducl. All er attending an AFSCME union meellng Tuesday evening, F ulks received a leiter Wednesday evening from lman suspendIng Fulk s Ind efinite ly fo r " misconduct." F ulks was back on the job I Continued on A -3) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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