http://66.213.69.5/files/original/de7414a67d5b4d5474846b8b2d603e72.pdf 84402fe04626e664b61db1f755f5bbb9 PDF Text Text .. Thursday, Aprll16, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page 14-The Dally Sentinel Youth week held Alumni sought Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two days before an event and the day of tbat event. Hems must be received weD in advance to assure publication in the calendar. THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Revival service at Middlepon Church of the Nazarene through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Billy D. Crane, Parkenburg, W.Va .. special workers. Public inviled. RACINE - The Racine Church or Lhe Nazarene Will have revival tluough Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly. Sunday services will be 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Rev. Joe Jordan will be evangelist and Lhue will be special music. Rev. Thomas L. Gates 11 invileS the public. RACINE - Racine American Legion Post 602 will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at t.he post home. There will be an egg hunt Saturday at 4 p.m . caller. Public inviled. Refreshments available. RUTLAND - Good Friday allnight gospel sing at the Rutland Civic Censer begiMing 7 p.m. Free admission. Refreshments available. Public invited. POMEROY - The South Bethel New Testament Church Youth will rresent "To S~ and Miracle" at the Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Sarurday at 2 p.m. and at the church on Sunday at 10 a.m. SYRACUSE - Good Friday services at First Baptist Church Syracuse will be at 7:30 p m Public mvited. RACINE . Car wash sponsored by the Southern Furure Homemakers of America will be held at Eber's Station Fridav 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Recommended donauon is S3 for cars and small uucks and S4 for vans and full- s1ze uucks. REEDSVILLE - The Unity Singers, under the direction or Sue Matheny, will puform Friday at 7 p.m. at the Sout.h Bethel New Testament Church on Silver Ridge. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Will Ing Workers or St. Paul United Methodist Church in Tuppers Plains will hold a bake sale Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. at the church . Pies, cakes, cookies and candy will be available. SALEM CENTER - Star Grange will hold a potluck supper and fun night Saturday at 6:30p.m. at the grange hall near Salem Center. All members and potential members urged to anend . RUTLAND - There will be a dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. to midnight Music by White's Hill Band . Public invited . the cantata, "Corne See t.he Place" by Joe E. Parks on Easter Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The cantata is under the direction of Anita Sayre. Pastor W1lliam R. Williams invites the public. POMEROY - Rev. Eddie Buffington will preach at the Naomi Baptist Church in Pomeroy on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Public inviled. POMEROY - Easter revival Sunday through Friday at 7 p.m. nightly at ille Bradford Church of Christ with Kevin Yeager, evangelist. Special music and nursery provided. SILVER RUN - Sunrise service at Silver Run Baptist Church will be at 6 a.m. Pastor Bill Little invites Lhe public . LONG BOTTOM - Sunrise service at Long Bouom United Met.hodist Church will be Sunday at6:30 a.m. Public invited. Plans are in the making for the 20ill reunion of Meigs High School Class of 1972 and addresses for alumni are being sought. A picnic is planned in the alsernoon prior to the alumni dinner and dance in June. Dates and times will be announced Anyone knowing out of town addresses of 1972 alumni are asked to contact Sus1e Andrews Karr at 985-4395, Susie Soulsby Abbolt at 992-6114 or Connie Radford Little at949-2935. Youth week was held recently al Hope Baptist Church in Middlepon with youth leading the worship service at the end of the week. Guest speaker was W. Thomas Hammond, evangelist director and assistant of the stale convention of Southern Bapusts in Ohio. Hammond taught Sunday school, spoke during Lhe worship service and ate lunch w1th the yout.h. AJtu lunch he led Lhe youth in a sessioo oo witnessing. During the mid-week service, Mark Michael, youth director of the church. assisted the youth in preparation to lead the won hip service. This included puppet skits and special music. Assisting were Denise Michael, Judy Riley and Donna Grueser. Youth involved were Chrissy Williams, Tracy Grucser. Rachael Ashley, Tim Coleman. Jared Bryan. Adam Williams. Jeremy Coleman, Nancy Marlow, Matthew Justice, Jared Clay, Nathan Halfhill and Mary Bryan. The yout.h wiU be auending the Yout.h Evangelism Rally in Columbus on Friday and Saturday. Chaperones arc Mark Michael, Denise Michael, Judy Riley. Donna Gruesu, Jimmy Grueser and Missy Rainey. Ohio Lotterv•. Eastern defeats KC squads Pick 3: 587 Pick 4: 4551 Cards: 6-H; 8-C; 9-D; 7-S lAJw tonlgbt In mld 50s. Saturday, chance or nt.ln 50 per- cent High in mid -70s. Page4 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line bedding and vegetable ylants Blooming and Foliage HanginB Baskets Large select1on shrubery and trees Large Seledion of Easter.Flowers . Vol. 42, No. 248 Open Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunda1, 1 to 5/..m. Syracuse 992-5776 By BRJAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Paula Thacker, Executive DirecIor of the Meigs County Chamber or Commerce/EconomiC Development Director, has responded 10 recent stories that Me1gs County is no longer being considered as a potential state prison site. Last Friday. Lhe Manin 's Ferry Times-Leader and the Wheeling (W .Va.) News-Register quoted State Senator Robert Ney (R -Barne sv ille ) as saying that Meigs County had been "dropped from consideration" as a potential site for a medium -sec urity stale priSOn. Belmont and Noble Counties, the other two counties bemg considered as porential sires, arc a pan of Ney 's 20th Scnale District According to Ney,"several" members or the seven -member commiltee re spo nsible for site review and recommendation have told him that the Salem Center slle is no longer being considered. The Ohio Department of Reha bilitation and Corrections has since msisled that Meigs County continues 10 be considered as a sise. while Ney conti nues to stand by hi s com- 2599! sso Off A Multimedia Inc . Nowapaper Thacker responds to Ney's comments Hubbard's Greenhouse MIDDLEPORT - The MiddleCOOLVILLE -Early Eastfi serpan Community Good Friday serPOMEROY - The Meigs Counvice at Coolville United Methodist ty Democratic Executive Commi t- vice will be held at the Heat.h UnitChurch, 7:30 a.m. Continental SUNDAY lee will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. ed Met.hodist Church at 7:30 p.m . POMEROY - The Laurel Cliff breakfast will be served following. at the Carpenters Hall in Pomeroy. Rev. AI Hanson will preach. The community choir will perform "We Free Methodist Church will present Second service at 9 a.m. POMEROY - Ohio Youn g Saw Love" and "The Greainess or Democrats of America. Meigs God." County. will meet at illc Carpenters LONG BOTTOM - Faith Full Hall in Pomeroy on Thursday at Gospel Church in Long Bouom 6:30p.m. All Democrats aged 18will hold Good Friday communion 40 are invited to attend. and foot washmg services at 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - The Middle- Sunrise services Easser Sunday will port Child Conservation League be a 6 a.m. Pastor Steve Reed will meet Thursday at ille home of invites Lhe public. Fellowship will Helen Blackston . Jerry Davis of follow both events. Project Lift-off will be the guest POMEROY - Good Fnday comspeaker. munity services for the Meigs SYRACUSE - The First Church County Ministerial Association of God in Syracuse will ohserve the will be Friday at noon at the First ordinance of the church and have a Bapusl Church in Pomeroy. feet washing ceremony on ThursCHESTER - Good Friday serday at 7 p.m. David Russell, pastor. VICes at the Chester United invites tlhe public . Methodist Church will be at 7:30 COOLVILLE - Holy Thursday p.m. services will be held 7·30 p.m. at SATURDAY the Bethel Un11ed Methodi st RACINE -Racine American Church . A readmg of the "Last Legion Post 602 will have its annuHours of Christ" by J1m Bishop al Easter Egg Hunt Saturday at will be read by Pastor Harold and Kathie Alloway-Priddy and Rev. noon at the post home. All children Seldon Johnson. Special music by arc invited. 4-Head VCR With On-Screen Prompts John Coen. Holy Communion celeCOOL VILLE - An Easter egg brated. Public inviled. hunt is planned at I p.m . for ages .. 319 POMEROY - Episcopal Church 0-11 at the Coolville United low b S15 Per Month Women will meet Thursday at Methodist Church . Each child bring a rontainer. 1230 p.m . at the pansh house. a Auto Power -On , Playback, Rewmd. Power-Of! • 179-C h Cable-Compatible Tuner a Blank Search CHESTER - Chester Volunteer FRIDAY F~rc De.panment w1ll have a fish REEDSVILLE - Long Bot- fry Saturday 2-R p.m. at Ihe fire tom/Reedsville charge will hold house. Good Fnday services at Reedsville United Methodist Church at 7:30 MASON. W.VA . - The Bend p.m. Area Gospel Sing will be Saturday OPT I MUS at 6 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church m Feature-Packed CD Player COOLVILLE - Good Friday Mason , W.Va. Public inv1ted. 100-Watt Stereo Receiver services will be 7 p.m . at St. Reg339 .9S 1 Low As S15 Cut 1140 70 Off Mark 's Un1ted Methodist Church REEDSVILLE - Forked Run Per Month· Bob Lyons. Porterfield Bapust Sportsman Club will hold an Easter low 4s $15 Per Month • 100 ..ans pet cl\aAntl fTWlrmurn rm!. tHO Boo~m ttom 20-lO COO Hl 'M!f\ roo Youth Minister. will be speaker. egg hunt Saturday at 1 p.m. at the more l h.Jn 0 ~ \01.11 l'uriT'(ltll( ~ortJon ~31 3013 Sale Pntt e..lb 4111192 • Program 16 Tracks ·~ 2 sor9 Site Pnce EnctsCilll9l • cl ub All children welcome. Call LAST CHAICE! ::::::~~~;;;:~~--~DU~O~~~ON~r~---1----~ ~---------~-,~,A~,-,~.n~<==~~RUTLAND - Annual hymn sing 667-6859 for further infonnatioo . SALE EIDS SATURDAY! of Rutland Freewill Bapust Church Volce-Mail Coml in Today and Get 2~ OFF 40-Channel will be Fndav at 7 p.m . at the Rut POMEROY - Belles and Beaus a.n tn -Stock Blitteflt• PlloRe Answerer ~ .,illl(l 011 SPKt.al or()tr bantu~~ llflllttill·1rlllllill land C1v1c Ccmcr. Public inv1ted. Western Square Dance Club will 1 01"' l sponsor an open dance at ille semor Save 30 HOCKINGPORT - GoodFriday uuzens center in Pomuoy on Fnprogram at Hock10gport Un11ed day from 8-11 p.m. Kent Hall , _ Each Methodist Church at 7:30pm . Williamstown, W.Va. w1ll be the 2 Secllona, U Ptges 25 cenlt . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, Aprll17, 1992 Copyrighted 1992 PAULA THACKER men to:;. On Thursday afternoon, Thacker sa1d that the comm lllee' s chairman assured her that the committee contmues to consider Meigs County. Frederick Forbes assured Thackcr earlie r this week that Ney' s report is untrue. Thacker quoted Forbes, deputy dlfector of the Ohio Department of Public Work s. as say mg that Meigs Cou nt y has a "good chance" of bemg selected as Lhe site of the prison. Meanwhtle, Thacker, the county commissioners, and ot.hcr rnembc.rs of the coun ty's econom ic development team arc assembling more mfom1aUon requested by the commince. According to Thacker, that mfonnauon is site-speci fic , pertaining to infrastructure at the site. Each of the tluee counties has been asked to subm it such information, although Lhe commiuee's request to eac h coun ty 1s different. Thacker sa1d that the commitLee is now seeking more detailed mfonnation and more commitment from gov ernment and utilities. That information must be sub milled by April 24 , and Thacker sa1d that "hopefully within three to four weeks," the decision as to where the prison will be located w1ll be announced by Governor George Voinovich . 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Deputies probe deer accident tnctudo window•. aAkre>Mfl \ J, REED Sentinel News Staff Development of Pomeroy's recreational areas has been made a goal of the v1llage in the months to come. and public input on this proJect is bemg sought. Accordmg to Mayor Bruce Reed, the village plans to further develop three areas : the parks at Monkey Run, Naylor's Run and Suga r Run. Already, equipment replacement has been completed at some areas in the village, including installati on of new basketball hoops and backboards at Lhe courts ncar Bob Roberts Field on East Main Street. Those basketball and lly BRIAN r--- AUDITION DRESS SHOES 'I partidpate in the planning or tbe projects. Here, Clerk Brenda Morris, Mayor Bruce Reed and Street Superintendent Jack Krautter visit the viUage's park at Monkey Run . 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Sale Prices End 519192 Exctpl Where Noted Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reporled Friday that early on Thur.;day morning, Paul Haynes of Coolville suuck a deer on Stale Route 681 wit.h his 1988 GMC van. Moderate damage was listed to ille vehicle; t.he deer wa' not located . Man sentenced on escape charge Donald Edwards of Xenia, who was returned to Meigs County on Monday from Greene County, appeared in Meigs County Coun of Common Pleas Tuesday and withdrew his earlier plea of not gu ilty. Edwards th en pled guilty to,.a grand theft and an escape charge, and was senrenced by Commorl Pleas Coun Judge Fred W. Crow lll to serve a year on Lhe grand theft count and a year on ille escape charge, to be served consecutively. Edwards was also fmed SI,OOO and costs on each of the two charges. The coun funhu ordued that a $2,000 appearance bond posted caller be forfeited to the county because Edwards failed to appear on the scheduled dale. Edwards was expecled to be transponed to Orient ReceptiOn Center on Friday . Racine cleanup next week Spring cleanup will be held in Racine next week and village offi cials suggest !.hat now is the time to "clean out and clean up" around the house, garage and yard. . VIllage trucks will be hauling items away free or charge begm mng Monday and conunumg through Thllr.iday. Pickups from curbside will be at 8 a.m. each day. Meigs County Liller Control will be working in cooperation with the village in the cleanup effon. Since Tuesday is Lhe regular day for collecting refuse, officials are requested Lhat Lhe weekly refuse be separaled from Lhe spring cleanup items since different trucks will be used for each. Large and small appliances, such as hot water tanks and metal items, may be placed behind the water building at Third Street and Vine during the week, it was reponed. Some items which will not be picked up during the week are tires , batteries, and hazardous chemicals. On Wednesday a litter conuul group will be in the Racine area to clean up the streets and highways. Anyone wishing to join Lhe group is asked to meet at the water building at 8 am . Questions concerning any part of the spring cleanup effon should be direcled to Carolyn Powell, 949-2485. Continued on page 3 interest IS what the village is look ing for in other areas of town. "There is a serious ne ed for parks in Pomeroy," Mayor Reed said. ''I' m looking for a group of mtcrcstcd citizens who can work wiillthe village in developing t.hese areas. The village can provide man power and equipment, but we need people m the village for design, ideas and follow -through ." Reed said that one area could be developed for usc as a playground, and another as a ball field, and publi c input will dctennine the direction the development will take !.his year. The village ha s a reserve of funds in Lhe recreation budget, and the sale or donaled propcny in the Monkey Run area will produce monies for development of the park in that commumly . Pomeroy residents mtercsted in working on park development projects are asked to call Reed at t.hc mayor's office (992-2246) Judge plans to announce RAC decision By DAVID WILKISON CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) Two developments have come up in the 17-month old labor dispule between Ravenswood Aluminum and Uniled S1eelworkcrs of America Local 5668. A judge says he 'll announce a ruling within 10 days Lhat could 1!et the Uniled Steelworkers or Amcnea and Ravenswood Aluminum Corp. back to the bargaining table, and word has been received this mOOJ ing by a USWA representative that Ravenswood Aluminum Co. Chairman and CEO Emmett Boyle is in the process of resigning his positioo. More than 1,700 union member.; have been orr the job at the Jackson Coll!lly aluminum plant since Nov. I, 1990. The union and company haven't negotiated since July 1991. George Bocku, International Vice President for Administration for Uniled S~eelworkcrs of America, released the following statement Friday morning: "We undustand R. Emmeu Boyle, chairman and CEO or Ravenswood Aluminum (RAC), is in the process or resigning. We also Continued on page 3 Man, 20, killed Thursday in apparent domestic dispute By .HM FREEMAN ovr New!i Staff An apparent dome stic d1 sp ute rcsulled m the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old Gallipolis man Thursday around 10 p.m. According to a report from the Gallia Co unty Sheriff's Department, deputies were cal led to a Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, residence where, upon arrival, they found the body of Raben Gilmore lying in the driveway. Gilmore's w1fe, Mechelle Rena Gilmore, 18. of 3968 Georges Creek Road, IS being held in the Gallia County Jail in lieu of $40,000 hond. Charges have not been filed. Details concemmg the shooting have not been released but. according to Sheriff Dennis Salisbury. three shots were fl!cd with a .38caliber revolver. one or which struck G1lmorc. Cause of death was a single gunshot wound to the left chest and heart, Gallia County Coroner Dr. Edward Bcrk1ch said . The body is being sent to the Frank lin County Morgue fo r a comple te autopsy, Bcrk1ch added . Investigators were on the scene as of prcsstimc Fnd.ay Investigating the shooung. A press release from the Sher,rrs Dcparunenl indica1cd i1 will be later Ih1s afternoon before more details arc released. New disclosures shake House of Representatives WASHINGTON (AP) - House members arc ru sh10g toward the political confcss1onal with a litany of apologies in a burst of soulsearching mspircd by revelations of 24,000 bad checks. "You get tarred and feathered by the actions of your fellow congress men." Rep. Craig James, RFia., said of the furor sparked by check overdrafts at th e now defunct House bank. " I know my constituents are angry and horrified over this entire affatr. I am too," said Rep. Dennis Hertel, D-Mieh., who is retiring from Congress rathu than face reclec uon wtth 547 overdrawn checks. "It wasn't a bank, it was a mess," he sat d. The rapid-fife launching of confessions and explanations was a replay of the scena rio of mid March, when the hsts or bad-check writers were initially leaked. And the process was no less painful for an instirution under seige. The House ethics committee on Thursday revealed 303 names or current and formu House members who wrote bad checks at Lhe members-only bank. It served to breathe new life into a scandal Lhat broke into public view last year and seems certain to carry plenty of Election Day repercussions come November. Together with the 22 names previously unveiled as the worst abusus or the bank, Lhe new repon means !.hal 269 current and 56 former lawmakers wrole checks Lhey didn't have the money to cover, during a 39-month period ending last October. The committee earlier this month identified 22 "abusers" or the House bank who together wrote some 11 ,000 bad checks. They were nol mcludcd 111 the new list. Rep . Ronald V. Del lum s, DCaliL, topped Thursday's list with R5I overdrafts on his account. Rep. Gerry Stkorskl, D-Minn .. was second wi1h 697 . Third was Rep . Louis Stokes. D-Ohio, with 551. Stokes 1s cha~rma n of the eth1cs commlltcc but removed himself from the panel's bank investigation because of his bad checks . The ltsl incl ud ed five sc nator 'i - all Republi ca ns - and four members of President Bush' s cabinet. "I thmk this brings 10 a c lose this whole mancr,' · satd Ho use Speaker Thoma s S Fol e y . DWash ., who hlam cd lhc news media for ina ccurate rl'porung ol the scandal. .. . . . .w.w. .. . TOP IN COLLECTING - Andy France, student at tbe Middleport Elementary School, collected 5126.25 for lbe Send a Mouse to College program or tbe American Cancer Society. Total collections, according to Ferman Moore, local chapter executive director, was $1,154.57- Andy lopped all of tbe children participating in tbe amount be collected. �Friday, April 17, 1992 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L WINGETT Publi<lber CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant PubUsber/Controller LEITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be Jess tban 300 words . All letters arc subject to editing and must be signed w1th name. address and ll:lepbonc number. No uosigned letll:r> will be published. Letters should be in good ta.ste , addressing issues. oot personalities Bush, Quayle call for end to 'lawsuit madness' By WAlTER MEARS . WASHINGTON - The argument over legal reform bnsdcs wtth_diS puted numbers and Jargon, but there's nothing complex about the pcl!ucal \I de of it. . I!VI tv." · The ABA favors some changes, although notlhc moSI drastic of the SO pc mts Quayle proposed '.n tile reform drive he _launched last summ er as chairman of the pres1dent s Counc1l on Compel1Uvcncss. . . The administration propcsal would rCAJUlfC the loser m some lawsu1ts lD pay tile costs for bot.h s"les, and would limu awards to actual economtc damages, eliminating the punitive damages thai can soar far h1gher. . : ·'We have three times as many lawyers per captta as Great Bntatn; ftvc dmcs as many as France," Bush said. "and I'm oflen as~ed if an apple a day keeps the doctor away, what works lawyers.': . " . He sa id direct and tndtrecl costs of the eptdemJc of lawsUits come Ill more tllan 2.5 percent of the gross national product, ftvc times !he average in other nauons. Bush said Congress should act now to reform the legal system and r?' remove lawsuil burdens on "our ability lO produce, our abtllly to com~IC worldwide.'' : But approval of hJS btll tS no! likely in an election year, in a Con~ress 'on!folled by Democrats, on a program ftrsl pushed by Quayle . Bcstdcs, ahou i46 percent of the members of Congress arc lawyers. . . In a 1991 Gallup Poll, only 22 perccnl of Am encan.s "''d they thtnk Jiwycrs have high standards for honesty and cthtcs . It was 19 percent for members of Congress. . . Actually, most of the lawsuits thai make up !he staggcnng slausuc s arc no! federal cases, but arc filed in sla!C courts not covered by the admm1s· tration bill. . Th e coun! of 18.3 millton etv d sutts tn 1990 was comptlcd by the Na uonal Cen!Cr for Stale Couns. Thai represents an increase of aboul 25 jlCrCCnt in SIX years. . . . In fed eral courts, there were 207,742 new CIVIl cases tn 1991; til e count there has been declining over the past five years because of dec reases tn rou unc cases involving government benefits. . . The Journal of 1he American Judicature Soc Jcly says the 18 mt!IJO~ cases Quayle and Bush ci te include m1lhons of rouunc filing s. among them dtvorces, wills and small clatms acuons. . . . Deborah R. Hensler, of the Rand Corp. lnsutu"'. for Soc1al JuSIJCC, satd contracl and damage lawsutts arc a beller measure of Amcncan tendcn u cs 10 litigate disputes because they rcncct dJScrcuonary awon s. She estimated that about 2.5 mtllton such cases were ftled m 1989. Acco rding to the American Bar Foundauon , !here wcr_c 72 3,1R9 lawyers in the Umted S!a!CS in 1988, one for every 340 Amencan s. Thai was about double the ratio of 1981 . Quayle pul the count~~ 750,000., ,, . "Docs America really need 70 percent of the world s lawyers; he asked the ABA last summer. The While House fact shccl on Bush s btll <;;~ id mat " with 70 percent of the world 's lawy.~rs, tllS no! surpnsmg thm America is experiencing altugauon c•ploston . . : The ABA. citing studieS by Marc GalanJCr of _tile lnslllule for Legal Stud tcs at !he Umversily of Wisconsm, put !he rat to al less !han half thai level , th d· · "W Wha!Cvcr the numbers, the issue isn 1 new and c ~~ IS". I ncar. c have the heaviest concentration of la wyers_on canh, PrcsJdcnl Jtmm ~ Carter said in 1978 . " We have more ltugalton . bull am not sure !hat we have more JUstice." . . . TluriCCn years later, Prcs1dent Bush shares ht_s doubts_. . EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, viCe pres1dent _and columnist ror The Associated Press, bas reported on V.ashtngton and national politics ror more than 25 years. WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP Arafat proves vital to PLO's survival WASHINGTON YaStr When Arafat emerged relatively Arafal survived another brush with unscathed from the wreckage of his deatllthis month, but hts cntic s arc downed plane m Libya, he returned sull speculating, "What if ... ?" to head an organization thai lov es What will happen when Anfat and hates htm . Some top officials is permancnlly out of !he picture in tn th e PLO arc ArafaJ's most vocal the Middl e East, a victim of either age, assassins, accident or anriLion ? Many power brokers hope a change in leadership would bring a new course and a fr es h voice 10 th e peace nego tiat ions. Olhers speculate that the end of Arafat would mea n !he dea th of th e Pal cs tm e Liberntion Organizauon . Bu1 a source close 10 Arafattold cmics. But !he 62-ycar-old Arafal, us tllerc is no power vacuum in th e ever the survtvor, could prove as PLO. There arc plcn!y of powerful dcfl at parrying the blows from his and even wealthy Palesu mans who tnn cr ci rcle as he is at dod gi ng would pick up the na g tf Arafa t assassi ns' bullciS and riding ou1 dropped it. " lltnow a dozen to two faia l airplane crashes. dozen b1lltonaues who could step "When Amfat was found alive, in and fund the whole lhing," !he his s tock went sky high," our source said. so ur ce told us . "People believe But would those money men, or God preserved him for a while." any successor for that matter, have Arafat' s uncanny ability to ride Arafat's magneti sm? If not , !he alop the roil1ng PLO comes from personality and innucnc e of !he his ability to appeal to the masses. PLO could change dramaticall y. To Palestinians, he is the symbol of By Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein !heir strug gle, a politictan and a holy man. But il is that senSitivity to what the masses want that has mas! recendy damaged hi s credibtlity with the elite in the PLO. As a reader of public opin ion, Arafat knew that !he maJority of Palestinians were behind Saddam Hussein during th e Persian Gulf War. In a nsky move, Arafat went wilh the polls and sided with Saddam too. Saudi Arabia and Kuwatl, countries thm have given millions of dollars to the PLO , were oulragcd. The money is no longer rolltng m, and Arafat's fatr weatller fnend s m the PLO hierarchy arc blaming him. And why not 0 Arafal bel on a loser and some Palestinians arc suffering bec au se of it. Stnce U.S. forces restored tile emir of Ku wail to power , he and his hen chmen have begun a qui et e"crmination of all Palestinians Slill left in Kuwait. Everyone from doctor to hou se hold se rvant gels the same harsh treatment. Some Palcslinians, CYCn ,, Argumg his case for an overhaul,_ Prestdcnl Bush "'YS lawSUit mad ness ·· puis a ball and cham on Amencan producuon al home and compet•t•nn abroad. Lawyer; arc almost as unpopular as congressmen, and !he demand for change 1s an applause-line fixture as !he president and Vtcc Prcs1dent Dan Quayle ca mpaign for re-e lecuon. . . The numbers 1hey have mtroduccd as cvJdcncc. Jrcatcd as starltn grom t fxts. now frame the debale: thai the Un i!Cd States has 70 percent of all!hc lawyers in the world. and thai 18 m1lhon new ctvtl lawsutls arc filed a year. . . Legal anli ysts have challenged tllose strilung stati sucs as guesswork . A leader of !he American Bar Assoc1aUon calls them made -up numbers. But that in stdcr dcbale isn't going to shake sla ustics repeated tn the Wht"'. (lo u ~< fac t sheet that accompanied Bush's rcfonn bill , and m dozens ol preSi dent ial and vice prestdcnual speeches. . . Besides. even 1f thctr estJmales are 100 htgh, tllcrc arc a lot of law; cr.;, :1 Jot of lawsuiLs , a lot of anecdoles about the most outrageous of them, ""d broad agrecmcnllhatlhcrc should be reform. Which is no! to say that i11s at hand. __ . "Amcnca, rcgrcllably, ha s become th e mos1 ltligtou s soc tety on oan h... nush satd Tuesday al a factory in Fraser, Mich., "and Amcncan ~om panics pay tile pnce. not only m dollars was led, but tn lower produc - Berry's World Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, Aprll17, 1992 iN Ttie." BuNC.H a:1 Wtl~Ri~G ETHNiC B.O.W.Ecis.F.) FacT;ot'-ls '' ToDaY... (FoRMERLY ~ those who were born in Kuwait , have been tonured or shot on sight. The Kuwatti government is setZmg 1hctr properly , th eir businesses, their bank accounts. " Palestinians thmk it is better 10 live under Israeli occ upation m tile West Bank man under a genoctdal rcgune in Kuwall," one source told our reponcr Allison Hawes. Arafal is still popular with the masses, but he can do nothtn g to slOp the bloodshed in Kuwatl. His appeals to the United Nations have been tgnorcd. Hi s only hope for sa ving the Pal estinians in Kuwait lies in enlisting the sympathy of tile Uni!Cd States - the same government that would not iSSue him a v1sa in 1988 10 address tile Uni!Cd Nations, the """c government that. last week, denied it had offered 10 search for Arafat's missing airplane. Hts sux:k is at an all-time low m tile West, but even Arafat' s opponents acknowledge that he still has what il lakes to rally !he Palestinians. "It 's definitely a cull of personality," said Phil Baum, director of !he Commission on International Affairs of the Amcrtcan Jewish Congress. If Arafat wa s out of the picJure, the next chairman of the PLO would likely be elected by th e Palestinian Nauonal Conference. Even witll a popular mandate, th e new leader would not have Arafat 's ability to keep one step ahead of all th e factions within the PLO. A source close 10 the PLO told us thai Pa les tini ans on the We st Bank could easily field their own lcadershtp. Another option is an internal pcwcr struggle that would weaken the PLO . Or, a coumry such as Sy ria could adopt the PLO as ils own. " As long as Arafat is alive, tile Pal es tinian movement will slay 1oge1her, " our source said. Bu1 after that, the organization will have 10 prove ii.SCif to be as much of a surv ivor as the man who has become tile sy mbol of Palestinian survival . Copyrighl, 1992, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. (FoRMERLY U.S.$.1?.) Are democracies self-extinguishing? The announc cmcnl of Sen. War- hook ed. Gradua ll y tllcy arc lulled ren Rudman, R-N .H., thai he wtll rnt o vntrn g th emselves more and no! run for a thtrd term dese rves more of 1h ese de lec table "benecareful allcntion. Aller all , here is a fils" (usuall y prettied up sttll fur ht ghly res pec ted man whose rc clccuon wa.s a.s certain as anyth ing in pc li tics can be . rr he says (and he has) that anot/lcr SIX years tn Jhc Senate would be potndcss. we wtll thcr a.s "rig hts" - a " right" to a do well to ask htm why. and ponder di~n1ficd olc1 age. a " nght " lll free hi s an swer. mcdt ca l ca re, etc.) Ultima1 cly, In cffcc l, Sen. Rudman 11 ra iS - however. !ht s proce ss s pawn s a tn g the most fundamental question monster a huge lmd of debt , under one can ask about our mnc.;tuutJon- whte h th e syste m buckl es and al democra cy: Is 11 doomed 10 finall y collapses. cx uncuono For he warn s that th 11 In the federal budget !he most coumry must hn ng 1ls budget under malignant of these "benefits" arc control, cllh cr hy ra1 sin g taxes cal led "e nttll c mcnts ," becau se (wh tc h hampers ceo nom tc gro wth) th ey arc SCI up in such a way !hal or hy cuttm g expenses. Failure 10 Co ngress docsn 't have to authorize do so wt ll result. tn th e ncar future , them afre sh year after year. All it 1n ceo nom rc co iiJpsc. has 10 do tS find the money to pay America is cau ght m the tcrnbl c for th em. pollltcal h1nd long forcsr.en by cnl The res ult IS that !he govern tcs of tlcmoc rall c th eor y. Poli !i - ment ha s been driven 1010 borrowctans inv en t and promiSe "bc nc - in ~. or " dcficil spendtn g" As Jhc 1-tts" 10 th e vo1ers (not, of course, dcfictl grows. of course. !he tn !Crmcnt ron mg thcH cost) _The voters cst that must he pa td on !he borac cept th e hail. and a rc dulv rowed mo ne y gro ws too . Tlli s William A. Rusher interest iLSCif ha'i now become on e of !he largest ttcms in th e federal budget, and it cannot be reduced or eliminated , because failure to pay tt would dcs!foy til e nation 's credll. Ju st whal arc th ese "cn lillcments"' The big ones arc Soc tal Securi1y, Medicare. Medicaid and welfare. Of these, the Iauer two arc de signed prtmarily 10 assist the poor , and arc already being subJCCIcd 10 some reducuon. llic ftrsllwo. howeve r, arc paid 10 our elderl y citi zens, mcludmg many members of 1hc num e rous and lh crcforc mtg hl y middle class , and ex pcrt cncc has laugh! thai these '' bencftts'' ca nn ot be tampered wnh wtlhoul nsktng repri sal a t th e hands of the voters. The whol e Stt uallon 1s mad e mftnitcly more dtffi cull by th e voters' recent viCiou s habit of givin g !he White Hou1< 10 one pany and the Congress 10 !h e oth er. Thi s merely ensures that neither party will hav e either !he power or !he cou ra ge to lake any 1cmporartl y painful s!C ps !hat mi ght benefit !he country over the long run . Each pan y para! yzes the olhcr. "Your Constituuon is all sail and no anchor!" Macaulay warned an American friend in !he mid -19ih century. In fac1, however, a democ racy can last a lon g time, as our s has, 1f th e vo!Crs will cxcn the selfdtsc tpltnc to deny themselves unaffordablc "benefits." That used to be encouraged, here and elsewhere. by limtllng the franchise in vano us ways. Bul there ha s been a sharp fall -off in sc lf-di scipltne since everyone 18 and over go t the nght 10 vote, whether li!Crnte or not. Bul eve n th en th e band played on, as lon g as th e nation ' s fr ee cn1crprisc economy , and therefore !he tax re venue s, kept growing faster than demagog ic politicians could invcnl ways to spend them . But now Am erica IS facing its moment of truth, and Warren Rud man declmcs 10 serve any longer in a Congress that is unwtlling to cui en titl ements to a level we can afford. We will ignore hi s warnin g at our cost. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Where did the Shakers come from? Many a vtSttor to a Shake r vtl la f: c mull have smtled know in gly to lu msc lf when he pa sse d th e ' Choo lyard an d sa w !he c hildren pl ay mg. Afl er all , the Shakers were ~nown to he :.1 celibat e rc !Jg10u s co mmunit y almosl from th ei r hcgmni ngs 1n the mtd- I8th cc nlury M w and wome n had se parat e cn uan ces and sc parale s lee pin g quan crs 1n the hou ses where th e marri.1 gc lO end in divorce. By th iS time Ann had come to America to esca pe the persecution the Shakers were suffcnng m Eng- George R. Plagenz land . Known first as the Untied Soc iely of Reli eve rs tn Chrts!' s Second Appcartng, th ey becam e know n as Shakers becau se of the rn cmhcrs lt vcd. So where did Lh c way !hey trembled and shook durchildren come from'' Th e worldly m~ the worshtp service . ell was a kind of ecstaUC rttual w11< may ha ve though! !hey knew. dance that symboli zed the shaking Hut were they nghl' off of one's sins. llic name Shak It was Ann Lees (late r to ers was given the se<: l as a term of occome known as Mother Ann dC rJ SIOII by outsiders, bul the mcm Lee), th e founder of th e Shaker hers liked ll and adop!Cd 1L movc menl , who de cid ed tha t There were only a handful of "cohabttauon or the sexes" was agamSI God's will. She pointed out Shaker s who ca me to Ameri ca in 11 was lust !hal was responsible fo r 1774. By !he m1d-I800s this num Adam and Eve 's ex pul sion from ber had grown lO 6,000 , wh1ch tn clud cd man y childr en. How the Garden of Eden . cou ld ,, hap pe n in vtew of th e Ann Lee' s own unhappy ma r= t' s ins!Slcnce on celibacy for tls nagc may also have colored h er views on sc,;. Ac cordtng to Dtana members' The grow lh was suppli ed hy Van Kolkcn's book , " Introducin g the Shak e rs " (Ga bml 's Horn, converts who ofJCn had chtldrcn m !985), Ann may have been forced ww when 1hcy joined the move into her marriage in England to a ment and adopted celibacy. The black smith named Abraham Sian · number of Shaker children was also swelled by the many orphans Icy. Tragedy stalked the couple's life taken in by the kindly Shakers and together almost from the bcgm - !aught a trade. Nevcrtlleless, the celibacy rul e ning. All four of thctr children died either in infancy or m early child - doomed the c hurch lO ce rtain hood. Ann later suffered a break - decline and almo st certainly to down. When she re covered she eve ntual extincuon. Wh ere once made celibacy one of the tenets of there were 24 Shaker communities in America. todlay there are two her new religion. Not surprisingly, this did not sit in Canlerbury, N.H., and Sabbathwell with Abraham, who took lO a day Lalcc m Maine. It is n01 the Shaker.; ' religion as life of intemperance !hal caused til e much as tllcir way of life thai has atlrae tcd so much inlcrcst As Van Kolkcn says '"her book, " For 200 years th ey have lived qutclly tn sec lud ed communiiics, sharin g a simple life and scek'ing perfection '" everythin g they do, from cooking to carpentry.' ' Ycl rcltgi on is bchtn d it all. Thomas Merton once said, " Titc pecultar grac e of a Shaker cha tr is du e to th e fact !hal i1 was made by someone capable of believing !hat an angel mig hi come and sn on it " Many Shak er inventions, lik e !he nat kitchen broom we all usc today , were nev er patented . They were th e Shakers' gift s to th e world . Althou gh they arc pacifisLs and stay out of politics. !hey arc model ctli zcns. The 19th -ccmury Shaker elder, Frcdenek Evans, was highly respcc!ed among "the world 's people," as Shakers refer 10 non -S hak ers. During the Civi l War , Evans wen! 10 Abraham Lincoln to seck exemption from mili!ary duty for the Shakers. Lincoln granted the request but before Evan s left, Lincoln put his arm on his shoulder and satd , "You ough1 to be made to fight in this war. We need rcgi'11Cnts of JUSt such men as you." (C)I992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Today in history By The Associated Press Today is Good Friday, Apn l 17, thc 108th day of 1992. There arc 258 dnys lcfl in the year. llic Jewish holiday Passover hegins at sunset Toda y's Hi ghltghl in Hi s10ry: Five hundncd years ngo, on Apnl 17, !492, a contract was Signed by Chris topher Col umbu s and a reprcscnlative of Spain' s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, giving Columbus a commiss ion to sec k a wescward ocean passage 10 Asia . On this date: In I 521, Martin Luth er wen! before !he Diet of Worm s to face charges stemming from hts religious writing s. In 1524, Giovanni da Vcrrazano diScovered prese nt-day New York harbor. In 1790. America n Slatcsman , diplom at, aut/lor and invcmor Benjamin Franklin died in Philadelphia a1age 84 . In 186 1, !h e Vtrginta Stale Convention voled 10 secede from the Unton. In 1941, Yugoslavia surrendered 10 Germany in World War II. In 1961 , aboutl ,500 CIA -trained Cuban exi les launched tile di sastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in a failed at!Cmptto ovcnhrow the govern ment of Fidel Castro. --Area deaths--. Thomas Johnson Lance Cpl. Thomas Johnson, 21, of Magnolia, died oo Monday, April 6, 1991 in California, from injuries sustained in an atllomobile accident. He was the son of John and Clarys Johnson of Ill North Avenue in Magnolia, and w~ serving in the U.S. Marines at Twentynine Palms, Calif. He was a 1989 graduate of Sandy Valley High School in Magnolia. Besides his parents, he is survived by a Sisler, Barbara Johnson of Racine; two brothers : Gary Johnson of Racine and John Johnson, Jr., serving with the U.S. Air Force at Great Falls, Moot.; three nieces, four nephews and several aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in dealh by his maternal grandparents, Fred and Ethel Johnson; and paternal gnuxlparents, Lilly and Eugene Johnsoo. Full mili!ary services were held on Tuesday at Sandyville Church of God, with Pastor Charles E. Hughes and CMD Larry West officiating. Burial was at Greenlawn Ceme1ery in Sandyville. Cpl. James Crarcraft of Cheshire, a friend stauoned with Johnson at Twentynine Palms, served as the honor guard . The Marine Color Guard also panicipa!Cd in the service. George Buchanan George H. Buchanan, 88, of Hoc~ingport, died on Thursday m001ing, Aprill6, 1992 at Arcadia Nursing Cenw in Coolville. He was born in Reedsville, son of the la1e William and Mary Tribbett Buchanan. Surviving are a daughter, Margaret Baker of Coolville; two grandsons; four granddaughtm; 16 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife of 67 years, Manha Buchanan, who died on March 31, 1992; lwo sons, ClinIOn and Ernest Buchanan; a granddaughter. a grandson; two brod1ers and four sisters. Funenl services will be held oo Saturday at II a.m. at White-Blower Funenl HOOle in Coolville with Rev. Raben Markley officiatin~. Burial will be in Eden Cemetny m Reedsville. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 6 p.m. lO 9 p.m . K. Hall Frost K. Hall Frost, 88. of Center Street, Ashland, Ohio, died Wednesday, April15, 1992, at Good Shepherd Horne following a long illness. He was born on Aug. 15, 1903 in Pomeroy, son of the laiC Eugene and Maude (S~aneart) Frost He retired from Columbia Gas Co. in 1966 and was a resident of Ashland County for the past I 0 years. He altended First Christian Church and was a former captain and volun~r ftre fighter with the Englewood Fire Depanment. Survivors include his second wife, Margaret Roby; one son, David of Magadore; four daugh terS, Helen Heaton of Florida, Ruth Paulsen of Ashland, Shirley Lindal of Trotwood. and Jackie West of Rorida; 22 grandchildren; 22 greatgrandchildren; several great-greatgrandchildren; one sister, Theda Sapp of Florida; one brother, Eugene Frost Jr., of Columbus; one seep-daughter, Wanda Paulsen of Dallas Texas ; and one step-son , Harley "Buzz" Saylor of California. He was !)reCeded in death by his first wife, Fannie Miller in 1952; and one daughcer, Belly Hawk in 1987. Services will be beld 4 p.m. Saturday at Ewing Funeral Home, with the Rev. Detet Stump officiating. Burial will be in Cherry Ridge Cemetery. The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Judge ... ~ Cootioued rrom page 1 understand the Board ol Directors of Ravenswood Aluminum have engaged Pete Nash, fooner genml counsel for lhe Nalional Labor Relatioos Board, 10 explore settlemen! possibilities of lhe current lalxw dispule wid! our union." The Slalemenl continued. ''Needless 10 say, the Unilcd Steelworkers ol America welcomes both of these aclion.s. We sland ready 10 commence negotiations immediately and 10 work IOward a mulally satisfactDry a~ent and the JWOIIlpl return 10 employment or our locked out members." THOMAS JOHNSON Friends may call at the funeral horne 011 Saturday from 2:30 p.m. unti I the time of services. Nina Miller Nina R. Miller, 67, of Beverly, died at Rivmide Methodist Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday, April 15, 1992 Sbe was born oo July 19, 1924 at Pomeroy, the daughter of the lale Yerian and Bernice Roosh McCullough. She was the oWM" of Nina R. MiUer Talent Agency in Bevt7ly until her retirement in 1986. Sbe was a member of the Bevt7ly United Methodist Church, a charter member of the Beverly/Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce and was recently named Honorary Life Member of that organization. She was also a member of the Red Coconut RV Reson Club at Fon Myers Beach, Ra She was married on March 10, 1942 to Marshall A. Miller, Jr, who survives. Also surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Virgil (Bonnie) Hutchins of Beverly; two sons , Stephen Miller of Beverly and David Miller of Grove Cuy; her stepmother, E. Murl McCullough of Toledo; and seven grandchildren. Services will be beld at I p.m. on Saturday at Beverly United Methodist Church with Dr. Richard Smith offiCiating. Burial will be in Chesler Cemelery in Meigs County. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 on Friday at McCurdy Funeral Home in Beverly. Weather Soutb-Ceotral Obio Tonight, rain likely. Low 55-60. Chance of rain is 60 percenL Saturday, cloudy with a chance of rain, mainly in the morning. H.igh in the mid -70s. Chance of rain is 50 percent. Extended forecast: Sunday through Tuesday: A chance of showm or thunderstorms Sunday and Tuesday. Fair on Monday. Highs in the mid -70s to low 80s Sunday and the 70s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in the upper 40s to upper 50s each day. The ruling by Administrative Law Judge Bernard Rics wiU focus on National Labor Relations Boord charges that Ravemwood violated lalxw laws by loclring oul union workers, refusing 10 bargain in good faith and hiring permanent replacemenl workers. Ries said fran his Washington, D.C., home Thursday he couldn't provide details until the union and Ravenswood have seen the deci- sion. Joe Chapman, the union's chief negotiator. said he hadn't seen Ries' decision bul was confident it was in lhe steelworkers' favor. "That will get us back 10 the bargaining !able," Otapman said. "The oompany will have 10 bargain in good faith wid! us for an agreement and we'll gel the jobs back for out people." The union said it was willin~ lO keep worlting while negotialJOIIs cool.inued. SICelworkers said they ~ forced 10 leave the pianl shonly afler midnight Nov. I, 1990. Ravenswood claims the unioo is on strike. labor agreed 10 a company proposal Ill eliminate a metalpriced bonus system the union said brought about $4,000 a lear per member. In rewm, the un1011 wanted a $154 per hour wage increase. which it sUI WllUid return worten 10 wages m:eived befon the union agreed 10 concessions in 1984. Another main sticking point has been lhe mere than 1.000 replacement worters lhal have been hired. The company has said they'll stay, but the union says its members won't wort beside them. Ries m:eived the case after lhe general counsel for the NLRB 's regional office in Cincinnati issued a complaint based on the unioo 's charges ol unfair labor practices. Hearings were held last Sep~em­ ber and OciOber 81 which lhe union and Ravenswood presenled their cases. Ries said his decision could be appealed 10 the NLRB and eventually the Supeme Court Ravenswood spokeswoman Debbie Boger told The Charleston Gazette in IOday's editions that the decision won't be a "complet.e win or loss for the company or for the URKWI •., "h will be a gray area and it will lake a long time to undcrst.and," she said. Award $461,000 health grant A grant of more than $461 ,000 has been awarded to Health Recovery Services of Athens for alcohol and drug abuse programs that benefit women, State Rep. Mary Abel (D-Athens) and Sen. Jan Michael Long, (D -Circleville) announced today. The agency provides services in three counties, Athens, Hocking and Vinton, and operales a bnmch offiCe in Pomeroy. The money will be used for outreach and residential programs that are designed to reduce the inci dence of alcohol and other drug use among women and to increase accessibility to services that specifically benefi1 women, the legislators said. A major J')rtion of the grant will be used to mcrease residential capacity for women enrolled in Health Recovery Services pro granos and their children, accordmg to Abel and Long. '"Monies were included by the legislature in the state budget as Women's Set-Aside grants wtthm the Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services," Abel said. '"Funding of these grants is a priority in order 10 address the problem of the increasing number of women affected by substance abuse." Sen. Long echoed the need for mcreased efforts to benefit the female segment of the addicted population, especially in rural CAP MONTH - Pomeroy Mayor Bruce Reed bas signed o proclomalion declarinK April as Cbild Abuse Prevenlioa Mootb in Pomeroy. Many activilies are planned to heighten aWIIn-- el dew pn•~nlion procramming. Also Reed proclaims Child Abuse Prevention Month Pomeroy Mayor Bruce J. Reed has signed a proclamation declaring April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Community Assault Prevention Servi ces of Gallia, Jackson and Meigs County has coordinated severa l programs to increase aware ness . A tri -county colonng contesl will offer donated restauranl coupons for prizes to school chil dren. Those pictures will be di splayed in the community. Kroger in Pomeroy wiU participate in a large progrann in conjunction with the program . "Living Dolls" will present a stranger roleplay from the pre-sc hool program . There wiU also be in1eractive roleplays for older chi ldren . The program will he held from II to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April25 . CAP servtccs a re funded through children's trust fund momes. Hospital news Veteraos Memorial THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Yvonne Sellers, Pomeroy; John Lyons, Middleport; and Melissa Leach, Syracuse. THURSDAY DISCHARGES Wanda Kn iffin, Michael Ziegler, Catherin e Burton and Dorman Ham tel. r---Local briefs ...~--: c_.,aed rrom pag• 1 Jury triJlJ canceled Monday 's jllf)' aail ~ lboom C311Celed, Judge Fred W. Crow Ill, announced today. Jllht ~ 'ICheduled for Jury service need not repon. However. th<!ls< 1tiiiiiiiJIIIII t<J. petit Jury are not discharged and are to rr:port 81 N li ua. m Ap111 28 for the next scheduled trial . Agam Juro<S ar~ liD! cd lk Metg5 County Common Pleas Coun on the night bef.l!n ilk ..w.titllrd trail dale, 991-6439, for a taperecorded mes.o;age •lbdl • ttll aoiYtSe If the case is scheduled to proceed. EMS unils answer calls Metgs Co~ ~"1 Sefiu:es units answered tile following cal ls on Th=tlly lDl!ll ~ : Hl'l p-.m., Pomeroy un11 _10 Baum Addition Mlunie S'Oo'Jilli!P IIi> Veterans MemonaJ Hosp11al; 5:34 p.m.. Po,;.,eroy unn 11> Siul!r 111rute 7 for Louis Williams, to Vrmans; 7 14 p.m.. Qilmdm TC!IOltltlfup Ill a hay ftre at tile TimWaJker property; 7:24p.m, SJDOII!'< ami Racme units to_Pine Grove Road for a motorcycle anojMm llbnoiiJl< Rrush and Me11SS8 Leach to Veterans; 8: 38 pAll., ~ !lqll3d Ill Nonh Second, Madehne Moore 10 Holm' ~ Cmmr. 8.:40 p.m.. !Ucme squad to Third Street. Sieve Hill liD! v,.. &: '9-. 10 p.m., Middleport to Leading Crook Road ft!f al:nllllt Ia ibDbert King popo1y; 11:29 p.m ., Rutland uniu 10 ~ ~ R..t b ao ..:cident, Megan Banels 10 Ve~erans; 2:21 UIL Gill ~ . l!linfund squad 10 Carsey Road, Thelma Chase Ul V<lltnJI<: Ji:O :~.n . Syracuse to Dusky Street for Woodrow Zwi'!liJ1&-ID Vl'1!m!V!. •* SPRING 1/Al.l f1 45?~ 446 ~~~fE!tl,& -, " '" ' :.'" SJ. AL L _. Tl 'tH S & TtJ[ SGII1 BA~JN • JQ;T J&ll EVUI!'Iti SII(M .IU.. T AfJI:m ZOIII HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharges, April 16 - Nicholas Ferguson, Janet McGuire, Elphan Preston, Nancy Radford, Mrs. Vern SIaven and son. Binhs. April 16 - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Langley, a son, Wellston The U.S. Navy has three pnnc1pal military training centers Great Lakes, Ill.: San Diego, Calif.; and Or· lando, Fla. · n.9 ?O TUIDio• ', t ~ D~o l • SIINIIIII' ""TTitEH . n. ~ 20 COLONY THEATRE --- ""~ 8-> ~ TALK FRI. THRU THURS. THY BATES AND JESSICA TAN WHntMEN CAH1 IUM.' '"' -- . . . . . areas. "In our region of the state the grant funding will be of great benefit " Long said . '"With these pro· ~s we can begin 10 malt:e a difference and rum things around for a great number of people." •etii pida dl • "-ia Dotlrill, euculive director o( C • } 4paalt Pnv~nlioa Servicrs ul Galli&, J:ao• = aad Meigs Counties, aod ber soo, D - - o.tlrill ~ ~ ..,-, ~ .: : :. 1 a.t lll D'.H • ... SAl & ~ MlTUIE!::J I J L.il.lL ON I lVIII lNG SHOW 7:30 ADMISSIIHI SUO .... 09'13 g 00 .... 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Hill, who also owns the Pleasers in Pomeroy, Ohio. staled it b«ame ncces•ary 10 close one ol the restaurants and since lhe Ohio SUJR has moce business. be decided 10 close the one in Point Pleasant. The owner added that since he resides Youngster hit by car A seven-year-old youngster received minor injuries when SIJUCt by a car Thunday aftem0011 on Parle Street, Middleport. Jeremy DeWeese was trealed in the emergency room at Veterans Memorial H~ital for abrasioos. Middleport police reported that he was liken lhm by the driver of the car behind the motorist who SlnlCk the youngster and then left the in Syracuse, the Pomeroy Plcasers seems '"more like home." Hill purchased the franchise for the 'two reslaUmDU in 1990, but served as the n:staurants' manager since 1980. Hill said be leases the building which houses the Point Pleasant Pleasers Hill concluded that he appreciates those who have patronized the restaurant. NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete hne bedding and vegetab~ants BloOming and F age H~~!t~ Baskets Larft selec: an shrubery an trees Large Selection of Easter Flowers Opel Dally, 9 aJL ta 5 p.m. I to ~.m. Snclab Hu bar 's Greenhouse scene. Potice were called at 2:55 p.m. but a spokesman said that whet~ they arrived everyone was gone. The accidenl remains under investigati~ - Syracuse 992·5776 t• __• ., ..... II ORDD '1'0 10 I i I I , _ - I. PROIUY ELECI ill, 'SIS I DID VOTE AT YOUR OWN PRECINCT UD AN. lll& U.S AT THE BOARD ON ELECTION DAY BY CHAI&IIIG YOUI UIBSS .. YOU DYE MOVED WITHIN THE COUITY) OR IF YOU HAVE CUIIIIJ Yh& IIPI., IY UPDATING YOUR REGIRUTIOIIBY MAY 4, 1992. FOR YOUR COIIYEIIIEICE, YOU IUY 'liD DWUTJGE OF OUR EXTRA HOURS. PEIMAIEIIT BUNCH LOCATIOI: PO. . .Y, _ . UIUIY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:00 e.a . . t:ll p.a SATURDAY 9:00 L a . . 5:11 p.a SUNDAY 1:00 p.a . . 5:11 p.a ALSO REGISTER ON THE MEIGS COUm IOMZDIIIU IT IT'S DESIGNATED STOPS. THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS OFFICE 01 & 01 SAJUIDAY, MAY 2, 1992 FROa 1:00 I • n1112:IIIIOGI DD ON MONDAY, UY 4, 9:00 1.& . . t:ID P.a For ••Y 1d1lltio••l llfor••tio.. c1ll tt!-Uf7 • step ., Hr oHice 1t 101 ~•••" o•~ Wil . �• The Daily Sentinel [Sports Friday, April 17, 1992 Page-4 •• Eastern edges KCHS 4-3 .• •' .....\·' .,,,,. . .',...,.... \ . ' ~, ,.... ., ~ ' l • : ·,. \ ' . ---• : HEADrNG FOR HOME - Eastern 's Let Gillilan rounds third · · and heads for home at the instructions of the third bas<' roach in tbt ::.;second inning of Thursday's SVAC softball game against Kyger :• . Creek at Cheshire, which the Eagles woo 19·5. Giltilan scored on aD ·: i>rror by Bobcat ~ood sacker Michelle Conkle made on a Rachel :;: tfawley grounder. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) ;-Jj:astern girls bomb KC 19-5 , Eastern's so ftball team put ·: Kyger Creek out of commission ·. early in Thursday's Southern VaJ · . ley Athletic Conference game at . Cheshire , which the Eag les won . 19-5. · Senior Lee Gillilan struck out :. six and walked five for the com: plete-game win . Junior Luciana .· Scou fanned eight but walked nine . to take a loss caused as much by ·: numerous Bobcat errors as by her :: free passes to fust base. :· . Powering the Eagles' offe nse · were Jessica Radford (4-4), Lisa · Golden and Penny Aeikcr (both 2· : ,5). Tahby Phillips (2·6, three-run ·: homer. seve nth inning), Ra chel Hawley ( 1-.l . two-run homer. fourth ) and Gillilan (1-3). KC' s huters were Sally Saun· dm. whose 3-for-4 day included a solo horner in the fifth; Paula Kern· per (3 -4 , tnple), Andrea Hudson (2-4 ) and Alicia Ward (1 ·3). Eastern. 5.0 overall, is slated to hos t Symm es Valley Monday, while Kyger Creek (2-4, l-3) w1ll host Southern for a doubleheader se t to begin at 3: 30p.m. Inning totals Eastern ...... .... 061 220 8 - 19-12-1 Kyger Crcclo. .. 002 0 II I - 5· 9 · 7 WP-GIIhlan LP- Scott ~ Eastern softball team wins ·jhree to remain undefeated Coach Pam Douthi u' s Eastern out three. while Saunders fanned : softball team has been doing a three. walked seven and gave up · great job so far this season after JUSt 1wo h11S. wh ic h went to Tabby : posung wins over Waterford, North Plulllps. Meade and Saunders each had :Qallia and Hannan Trace. two hil s , whil e Kelly, Hager , •• Eastern defeated Wat.erford 13-3 "!ichmd a four-hiuer by Shelly Hen· Sprague and Loevmg each singled dricks. Lee Gillilan pitched the laS! for North GaUia. · jnnmg of relief for EHS . Water· . ford "s Sharon Close suffered th e In marked conllliSI to EaSicm 's adY311Cing 10 5Q • nJ base be died softball team in its game played lh= wbeu Jeff Birthfieid struck less than half a mile away, East- 00110 end die dRat. em's baseball team had to bleak a The Elllcs' sevauh saancd with 3-3 tie in the top of the seventh Terry Mc<luR Oyina 011110 cenrer mrung of Thursday's Southern Val - field Aftt:r Tan BisseO reached on ley Athletic League game against an enur by sboltslop Man Rhodes, Kyger Creek at Cheshire-Kyger Bissell stole second before Jeff Elementary to win 4-3. Durs1 bccwnc die recipient of one Eastern (7-0, 6·0) began the of die two walks given up by Bob~ame wuh two runs to the fmt cat southpaw Marc Villanueva. mnmg, and the Eagles got anotber Smith nied out to right field to run m the fifth to lead 3-1 before move Bissell to third . During the Bobcats, who scored their lim Randy Kaylor's al-bal, Durst stole run in the f~. picked up anotber second before Kaylor singled to tally m theu half of the fifth to cut bring bome Bissell Holter ended the lead to 3-2 before tying it in the the inning by powxling oulto secsixth. and. . The Bobcats' sixth began with a Bissell, wbo started for tbe sm~le by Chris Crace. Crace was Eagles and piu:bed the ftrSt three rettred at second base on Paul innings, oombiocd wilb Holter and Covey's fielder's choice to shorl· Smith to suike out five and walk stop. Back-to-bad: wild pitcbes by one. VillaDueva wbiffed four in a Eagle reliever Wes Holter helped complelc-game cffm. Covey to advance two bases before Easlem 's offense was powered Phil Bradbury walked. Then Eagle by Kaylor(24),Jaml Ridenour (I· coach Eddie Collins Jr. put. first l), Robc:n Reed (1-2), Durst (1-3), baseman Mike Smtth on the hill. Bissell and Smilb (bodll4). Kyger Bradbury stole second shonly Cteet 's billa'S were Birthfield and thereafter during Jay Johnson's at· Dave Wellman (both 2-3) Vii bat. Johnson's groundoutto short· lanueva(l·l}aodCovey(l·2i. stop allowed Covey to score from Monday's agenda will have thud base , but Bradbury was Eastern hosting Symmes Valley thrown out on a rundown between and Kyger Creek entertaining second and third. Though Johnson Southern. reloaded the Bobcats' gun by Scheduling dispute may keep Johnson from getting two golds By ROB GLOSTER BARCELONA, Spain (AP) With just 100 days left before the Olympics, w<rld track officials and local Olympic organizers remain locked m a baale over a timetable that could keep Michael Johnson from his quest for two gold medals. As the schedule swxls now, the finals of both the 200 and 400 meters are set for the evening of Aug . 5. Johnson is the world's fastest man at both events. The International Amateur Ath· Ietic Federation has tried for months to change that schedule to give Johnson a chance for two gold medals. Such a move would requm organizers to move five fmals. Barcelona organizers say it is too late, since tickets and programs already are printed. Though they privately acknowledge the IAAF probably will get its way in the end, they continue to publicly snck by the present schedule. " We don't want to change this calendar, which was discussed for two years." said Sixte Cambra, who will soptlVise lrack and fiCld events 11 die Olympics. "We have a caJmdar ruNisbM and we have sold tickeu, and the program is appoocd by 1V and die lm>dc•srers. It is diffJCUit for us to change iL •• The IAAF Council decided in November to move five final s the men ·s 200 meters and the women's 200 metas, 400 meters, 40Q.metc:r hurdles and 800 meters - and bas reoewed its call for such a move sevcnl times in the lasl few mootbs_ An official at the IAAF head· quaners in London said Thursday that the fedenlioll was sticking to its decision_ Offrials of the Inter. national Olympic Committee have indicated they would support the IAAFs p 15uM ... . Sucb a clwlge would push the men's 200-m~r final back by a day to Aug. 6 . · Joss. : . : Eastern plated four runs in the : tbird inning and seven runs in the : fifth mning to easily post the wm . Seniors Lee Gillilan and Tabby Pll illips were each 24 as Gillilan aoubled and si ngled and PhillipS :tripled and singled with four RB Is. Came Morrissey doubl ed twice. :3nd L1sa Golden, Penny Aeiker, :.nd Jaime Wilson each singled . Defensively, Penny Aeiker had 11 put·ou iS m the game. Making Room For The '93 Models? Eastern 4, N. Gallia 2 Eastern next posted a 4-2 win fiver North Gallia as Gillilan gave up eight scattered hits to post the win, her fourth of the year. Saun · ders suffered the loss. · North Gall ia scored one run in lhc fi£st when Mauree11 Kelley SID · sled. Nickie Meade sacrificed her second, and Hager slammed an llBI single . : Eastern scored two runs in the second when Aeiker walked, Gold· en walked. Je ssica Radford actvanced the runners with a sacri· tjce and Amy Well walked to load w me bases. : Wilson walked to force in a run and Morrissey forced in the second. · North Gallia tied the score at 2:1 in the third when Cindy Greenlee walked, Meade singled and Angie Saunders added an RBI single. : Eastern came back to win when Wilson reached on an error , ~hillips singled, Morrissey_had a sacrifice ny and Lee Gillilan ~bed on an error to bring in the fqurlh run. . Gillilan walked two and slruck There's a more reliable way to sell cars. Advertise in (name of newspaper). 53% of all new car buyers use newspaper ads to decide on dealerships to visit. That's twice as many as rely on television commercials (21% ), and almost eight times more than use radio spots (7% ). Advertise where your prospects first shop for dealerships: (name of newspaper). Contact your advertising account executive today for details. The Daily Sentinel W l last appeared in the postseaSOn m 1976 when it was located in Buffa· . hed 10 and called the Brav es c1me the Ia off bath .th ' 9 . . tor/ 0 Jer the NB~'s ~:t ~: handi Min ta .ts . th trai h' loss. ng neso 1 sn s g t Allu:u ........... ...... 38 42 Chu:loa.c .............. 31 49 Milw1ukoc ........... 31 50 .. . . . ,. '\ ' . .-.......... . ,.,. . .. . 2 4 750 .556 Sl LouU ............... .!i Pbil.cdphU . . . .4 5 .500 ... New Yad. ...........4 ' fl Chica1o.................. 3 5 "2 2.S 3 3 .tOO ns Wl!lllkra lMWW.. >·: .... Son Dqo ............... 7 Ctndrwd Atlant.a ..!i l 4 ~ .700 .611 .500 HOUlton ... . . ... 4 5 444 San FranciJco ...... 4 l.oc AnP ......... l 3 7 .444 .300 I 2 2S ll 4 Thursday's scores San Franciaoo 6, San 0\cso I Allam• 3, I.e:. An,de1 0 Tonight's games New York (CoM 0 -1) at Montrul San Dieao (Hun1 0-0) (11.unitr.h 0-2), a1 S:JS p.m. Padlk DiYbiora .............. 57 24 •..a.:M.dm St.at.e ___ n v • ·PbDcnU .... 'i2 29 1-SaaJe .... ...........46 l4 • ·LA. Clippc:n .....45 :B LA_ Lakcn . .. .41 l9 Sacnmno ............29 52 l ·clinchCid playoff berth y-clindlM divilia~ title: 1-clinched confennce riLle I · Purtiand II 11 1...o1 Cladaaatl (I:IJo Now Open, Now Open, (Cutillo 0-0) at SL Lou11 New Yom (Sabertup 0-2) 11 Man· u..1 <OW..I · t~ loll of'"'· Phil.addpbia (Gra:ne -0) at PitbbwJb (Smith 2-0), I :)j_p.m Pd. T oromo ............... 9 I 900 Nc• Yad: .. ....... .... 6 3 6167 ll Mihnul01:1 .......... 4 4 .300 4 Bottm... .3 Balbmcn ..............-.3 Cleftbnd_ _ _ l DeuoiL ............ 3 4 5 7 7 429 4.5 Solale...... .. .. 4 Spring Is Hera! 1101111 Ul Pl.. II. I 7M·S•M SAl. J.ot·•• 83Bri: • lollfrM 1-IOO·IU·UUI ~~-=======================~~----------------~- · 9 .375 . I00 I.S WALES CONFERENCE Palr1ck Dhlmn Ttam W L T Pta. GFGA y-N .Y. Ranp 50 Z:S S IM n 1 246 •-Wu.tnnatm .. 45 V 8 1 - ~bwJb ..... 39 32 9 98 330275 87 3433011 l -Ne.Jcacy .. 38 31 II N.Y. b.landen )4 35 II 87 289 259 ~ . 75 252 27 3 lj J •• ? y-Montrtal •-Boll.on . 32 J1ll 'M 29 1 299 lubl'l'd DIYhion 41 ~ II 91 26? 207 n l6 12 ...... 31 31 12 •-H.uUUid ...... 26 41 u ~ -... 20 48 12 •-B~alo .. 14 non ~ 74 2:89 299 65 2A7 213 n ~5318 DdnllllJ, Clooolaod • Baltimm:~ &I Bolam, ppd .• rUn OU.C.p 5. Sewle 4 Oakland 1. Kawu City 0, 10 inrunp Cahfomi.a 3, Tm.u 2 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Narrll Dl'fllloa Twa • W L T Pta. GFGA y-l)cuui.l. ............ •-OUcaao .... .... ToaJcbt's pmH Toronto {Well• 1-0) a t Bolton (Ocmcna 1·1), 6:M p.m Suttle (H•n•on 1- 1) 1t Milw1ulce (W'I"'onl>l). 7~p .~ Cle.ad {NaaJ I · I) at N..,. Ycrl. (Sa....,.._ 1-1), 7:.lt P.Jn. Oa:miJ (Aldred 0-l) 11 Baltimore (Sutcliffe 1- 1), 7:35p_.m . Minnaou (Kruc1er 1·0) 11 Oucaao (Houab IJ.O~ I :05 p.m Callfomi• (Lcwia 0-0) 11 Kanau Cuy (Bodddc:rO.I~ 1:35 p.rn Oakllnd (Bri1coc: 0 -0 ) 11 Tuu 0.1 ), 2:}5 p.m. Cahlomif. (Abboa. l - 1) 11 Klnt.u C uy p.JTL Minnctota {Endson O-Il) at Ch..Laso (Mcl)o.-dl 2-0), 7 ~p.m . Sunday's games Tm1n10 1t BOilOO, 1:05 p.m. C...mnd 11 N. . Yri, l:Jt p.m. Odrolt 11 Blllirncn, 1:35 pm. Solale a Milwauke!ID. 2:3S p.m. Mimaoc.a 11 OUeap. 2:3S p.m Califomilat K.anua City, 2:35p.m. Odland at Teua. 3:0!i p.m. In the NBA ... EASTERN CONFEREN([ Tn. A"--DMoloo W L ... ~ ................ SO a-New Yod. ........... SO New Jcnq ............ 39 MimU ............ . Jl 12 •. Miru:o:Ju ..... 32 42 6 TonJDt.o ...... ..... 30 43 7 n no 256 n ~ 1 236 83 Z79 266 70 146 'Ill 67 234 294 Smytht Dh·Won y-Vmoou¥'l:2' ...... 42'1b 12 % ~5250 l ·l.o:» Anaek* 35 }I 14 P.4 2A7 296 • ·~ l6 34 10 •-Wtmipcs ....... 33 J2 15 Ca.laUJ .............. }I J7 12 S~t~loea .. . 17 58 a-clinched pb yoft bcnh y ...... diviAon title 5 B2 29S297 ! I Zll244 7-t 296 305 3921 9359 N. Y .Ranacn 7. Pioubw)b I St.. L..wis 5, Mianmola 3 CaJaary ... V.ancouw:r 4, lie wimipec 5. San Ja.e 3 Saturday's games (Gordon~ 1), 2:35 n Tbursda}'s season finale< Detroit (ftaan• 0 · 1) at Balt imore (lobo I> 1). lp,m . Oa.t.laiUI {Moore 1-0) 11 Tu.u (Guzman 1- 1), I p.m. Toronto (Stoulcznyn 0-1) a t 801ton (VioPO.I). l<ISprn. Clntlaad (Otto 1-t) al New York (Ca.. m t-t), l J p.JL X,.ak (Sw1r1 0-2) II MiiW"t\lkee (BoliO 43 36 19 15 · -St. L.n.til ... . 36 )J 11 (Brown 2-0), 8:35p.m ~ Gl Transactions B...,baU Amerkl.n Le.ICut BALTIMORE ORIOLES - Named RJCk Dem~ey orpniz.tbona.l li'IIUUctot BOSTON RED SOX - Sicnod Bob OAKJ.AND Ann.ETl CS - TllCOml rlthe P.cifu: Coul Leas~.&. SEA1TU! MAR.INERS - Acuvtted Malt Sinltro, r:.akhcr. from the 15 ·day dia•bkld till Rcalled JdT Nc:laoo, p.1ch · er, hom Calauy of the Padfic Co11t LeaF: Sml Kevin Brown. pitcher, •nd Patrick Unnon, odfielda. 10 Ct1pry TEXAS RANGERS - Rccallcd Harry ManUEl, pitcher. from c:.lahan1 City rL the Amcncan Aarriarim. NaUuullA:.Icue CINCINNATI REDS- Placed Hal Mo.-r~ nnt ba-•n, 011 tht U -day diu bled 1111. Actlnled Rob Dlbblt, pMtMr. tro.U.IS-tby dllablfd lilt. 42 .til 11 43 Plliladdphio. ··-··· ... 33 >11 Wuhiopo•......... 2S St. Odmdo ................ .. 21 60 -469 "' l09 .1'59 12 N11ioft&lluketbeD AuodatkNI 2S 29 INDIANA PACERS - Pl• ce.d Rik Smi!S, omta, m the injured liA Acti VIt· ed Scan Groen , center. from the injured Pacers. Drazen Petrovic topped New Jersey with 2A, one more than De mck · Coleman. The Nets, who will still make the playoffs by defeating Orlando on Saturday or with a loss by Miami or Atlanta, led 103·91 with 10:22 to play. Miller put Indiana ahead for good, 115- 113, with a reverse layup with 50 seconds left and Chuck Person's jumper made it 117-113 with 26 seconds to go. SuDli 121, Spurs 101 Cedric Ceballos scored 13 of his 27 points in the third quarter as Phoenix broke away from San Antonio. Ed Nealy added 17 points in 21 minutes on 6-for -6 shooting for the Suns, who won their eighth straight game at home, where they finished 36-5. Sean Elliott scored 20 points and Terry Cummings 19 for the Spurs. BuUets 119, Magic 106 Michael Adams scored 34 points and Washington snapped a six-game losing streak by beating Orlando. Adams made 13 of 21 shots, in cluding five three-pointers, to help the Bullets win their final home game of the season. The Bul · lel~ ' 14-27 record at home was the second-worst in the history of the franchise. Ledell Eacldes scored 27 points for Washington, which lost 14 of its previous 16 games . LUMBE WEEKLY SPECIALS! 1/2"x4'x8' COX Plywood Sheathing Former Canton McKinley, Michigan star finds life with Clippers different AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Life as a Clipper always has been something of a learning experience for Gary GranL both as a player and as a person. "It's been an interesting three years," said the 26-year-<lld Grant. "But certainly not an easy three years .•• Grant came to Los Angeles ' "other" team on June 28, 1988, in a draft-day trade with Seattle. He had never experienced anything other than winning basli:etball. Grant had played on Canton McKinley's only state champi· onship team during his prep days and pia yed on four Michigan teams that made it to post-season play during his collegiate career. His arrival in Los Angeles brougbt him big disappointment as the Clippers stumbled through 164 losses, including 101 road defeats, in his first three years. But this year, Grant can smile all the way to the L.A. Sports Arena . The Clippers are 44-34 and in prime position to capture a playoff spot and thus end the NBA 's record for post-season absence. The Clippers, 16 seasons removed from their last NBA playoff appearance, currently stand sev· enth in the Western Conference playoff race. The Oippers have a 2 1/2-game advantage over the ninth· place Lakers with jUS! three games left. "I've matured quite a bit as a player and as a person since I've been here," said Granl · ·Before I carne to the Clippers I always had been with programs McKinley and Michigan - that had great tradition and won a lot. " It was completely different with the Clippers. It was a tough experience. But, I've benefited a lot from iL" Grant also said he has benefited from the arrival of Larry Brown as the Clippers coach. Grant has been the Clippers starting point throughout the first three years of his career. But a propensity for turnovers constantly kept Grant's status as the Clippers' quarterback in peril. And life as a Clipper wasn't looking any better for Grant last June when the Clippers obtained six-year veteran point guard Doc Rivers from the Atlanta Hawks. Then-Clipper coach Mike Schuler alternated Rivers and Grant as the starting point guard over the first 45 games this year. Brown became the Clippers coa ch on Feb . 6 and promptly made Grant a full - time starter. 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Tum .... _ . ........ __ ,.,1.,...\_........ Source "New Veh.cle Purha.sen ", BY Tbe Associated Press Larry Brown, the first man to coach two NBA teams in one sea· · now the fitrstto coach the son, ts . Los Angeles Clippers into the NBA playoffs. The Clippers, whose franchise NATIONAL LEAGUE ·en route to the win. , L.A. Clippers top Minnesota to enter NBA playoffs In the majors •.. .· . - The Dally Sentlnei-Page---5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard · • F.astern 4, Hannan Trace 0 : · Against Hannan Trace. Eastern :rack ed up 23 hits m the first mnmg · Gi lli lan picked up the wm with ·seven strik eou ts and no walks , whi le Ton ya Short suffered the toss. · · Eastern had 1R stolen bases '" :(lle game to go w1th 25 h1ts. L ~~::y :Mullens, T. Brannen. and Tammy "Thoma~ had the lone fiT hi ts. : : Lisa Golden, Penny Ae1ker. Rachel Hawley. Michelle Dono· van. Kathy Bernard , Andrea Dil · Lard and Julie R1me eac h had three RBI'seach • Hawley. 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I - _,..., (304) 675-4584 • •i l ....,...... _ .-.. �By The Bend Friday, April 11, 1992 The Daily Sentinel The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 17, 1992 Page-6 Wife questions husband's sexuality AAP study says babies should sleep on side or back to lower SIDS risk Ann Our .<\.DD UDders: [m 2.8 years old. My husband. 'Alan,' and I have bec:n mz:ncd fa r•·o )-e:II'S. although we've t-een IOg~Jler for etght. 11 llasn~ ~D ta>) . Alan ilas a lifelong iricnd named "Bill," •bo is in ?ffion for 'arious crimes- m~ . drug dealing. etc. He's du< 0111 >-.'\ln. During Bill's imprisoomen~ he and Alan have exchanged len~rs on a regular basis. BJI is ga' I cor.fess I'm a nosy wife. I s.1taned ~ ~ ~velopes and read all of Alao's lel!.."fS from Bill. He would be very up;el if he knew lhis. Two cl Bill's rec~t letters made it clear lh:!l be is more lhan a liule inl=sl:d in my husband. Alan has never sad a '''o.'tl aboul this so I can'l bn:lg il up. Bill's :ate>tli!ll!r, whtch was even more el!llici~ a.:::Kien~y ended up in our J..n.< dr:l~ ~ r ins~eJd of tn lhe garbage SU\::e i use this drawer every cl:·. do 1 :.ow hJve th< right 10 say >:r.l<tlun; to Ahn about lhe leuer? I fet. '<~ rc< attncd b~ Bt ll Before :< •<nl :J )llll. he used to take A__on to '' ~ bars unu l oil hours c:· .:~ n ;j1 Btl! knows I OOn't ~ ~J.m 1: U.S nolhm ~ lO do w1th h : ~.\u ::_ p r e (c rcn ::~. It' s bec.at.ls: Ji di<! c.J ucn: . : he hJs on my hus:<!f.d. I :_scussed th,; once with A...;r1 2.nd ;_J5 res pon s~ was, "lfs oo:e or '""' busines.s . You ::an'llell me whai!O do ." In Bill's las1 leuer, he wrole, Landers "lttl, r..o. .ba'fllia 'llmal Syadlcole o...... s,........ ~ gel out LS going 10 be greaL • Can you give me some guidance? ·· NO NAME, USA DEAR NO NAME: II is nol cenai n lhat Alan is bisexual. but when a woman competes wtlh a homosexual for the affection of a btsexual male, she almost always loses. Since AIDS has reared its ugly head I would nol advise any woman 10 continue in a relationship wilh a man who has sex wilh another male. Tell Alan you found Bill's letter tn the drawer and !he message is clear. Give him a choice .. the marriage or Bill If he tells you again that what he does is none of your business, see a lawyer. P.S. If he walks, I say good riddance. Dear Ann Landers: I've always had a problem hitting it off with women. I'm sure it was be<:ause I was reluctant to make the tim move lor fear of betng rejected. I've been reading your column lor many years and have never paid much attention to lhe booklets offered at the end because I assumed they were for bndes, alcoholics or teen -agers. Then one day a few monlhs ago, I saw thai you bad a book let litled, "How To Make Friends and Slop Being Lonely." I sen! for that bookie~ praying it would come in a plain envelope. 11 did. Mler Jeading and ~reading i~ I concentraled on praenting a more oonfldcn!, posilive image. I fell betler about myself and sllrllld 10 smile more. The resull was dw people began 10 warm up to me. I starled 10 feel ICrrific. When I became more relaled and sure of myself, women began to sect me OUl I've had a few rejections along lhe way, bul dw's all part of the pme and il doesn't bother me. Now lhe lighl on my answering rna::hinc is always blinking wbtn I come home, and il's usually a message from a woman. Know what? I love it. Thanks for changing my life. - A NEW ME IN MISSOURI DEAR NEW YOU: What a great leuet. I can'l guarantee that everyooe who reads the bootlet will have your lucie, bul for !hose who are interested, send a check or money order for $4.15 (in Canada, $5 .05) and a long, business-size, self-addressed envelope 10 Fricn1s, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, Ill. 60611 -0562. (This includes postage and handling.) Gem of the Day: When a ~ !ells you how hones! he is, count the spoons before he gelS oul of the house. Eastern Jr. high band members compete : Twenly-four junior high members of the Eas1ern Band compeled m the annual OMEA Dislricl 17 Junior High Solo and Ensemble Coolest held a1 Ohio Universily's School of Music. Enlering a total of 31 events. the mmicians received 22 superior ratings and eighl excellent ratings, yielding a rauon of 70 perce nt superior ratings. Soloists received superiors were l:auren Young, trumpet; Crysl3.1 Morri!, tromhone; Ginger Nuuer, baritone; Anna Wolf. trumpet and voice; Amber Forl!ley, lrumpel; Rebecca Evans, flute; Noelle Pickens, flute; Jennifer Mora, clarinet; Christy Drake, Oute; Angela Chaney. flute; Lisa Slelhem, flute; Meredith Crow, clarinel and piano; Traci Heines, clarinel; Chrislie Grossnickle, clarinel: and Jonalhan Avis. aiiD sax. Soloists receiving excellent ralings were Brian Hoffman, snare drum; Kristi Warner, timpani; Eric Hollon, trumpet; Melissa Dempsey , Meigs honor roll corrections In the recenl hsling of honor rolls for the Meigs Local School District at Brlldbury Elemenlar)l the following SIUdelllS were incorrectly listed as being in the D. H. class on information provided 10 The Daily $flllillll from lhe school: Ginger tfant. Jeff Fowler, Collin Roush, Naocy Whaley and Man Wilhams are sixth grade students who made the honor roU. At Meigs Junior High the fol lowing sludents were uninlentionally omiuw from lhe lisl of students named 10 the honor ruU provtded to Tht Daily Stntintl from lhe school: Rick Marshall, seventh grade; and Krislen Dassylva, Cindy Stewart, John Cleland and Leigh Mash. eighl grade. Casey Both had all A's. ----People in the news---MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Actor "'oody Harrelson knows lhe rap ajainst television stars singing the blues. Bu1 the "Creers" bartender says for him, singing is a passion, not a pastime. ·'Thai stigma of aoother TV star uying 10 sing is inevitable,"' said Harrelson. who is appearing as a ·•·- this week a1 a Minneapolis bar. "That's one of lhe things !hal made me nervous about gelling mto it and kepi me from gelling tniO it for a while." Harrelson, 30, said he writes his own material and has been singing since high school. when he enlerlained students on lhe bus to foolball games . french hom ; Jeanie Cline, flule; Heather Howard, bass clarinet; Healher WeU , allo sax; and Hope Decker, clarinet Ensembles receiving superior ratings were Jeanie Cline, Rebecca Evans and Noelle Pickens, flule trio; Jennifer Mora, Meredith Crow. Traci Heines. Christie Grossnickle, Hope Decker, Heathes Howard, Amy Smith, clarinel choir; Jennifer Mora, Meredith Crow, Traci Heines, clarinel !rio; Lauren Young, Anna Wolf, Amber Fortney, Eric HoUon, trumpet quartet; and Lauren Young, Anna Wolf, Melissa Dempsey, Cryslal Morris and Ginger NulkL, brass quintet. The nul perfonnance for 1he band wiU be Slale band con1es1 on April 24 a1 7:20 p.m. The contesl sile will be Gahanna Liocoln High School. Gardeners meet The Riverview Garden Club held ilS March meeting at lhe borne of Marilyn Hannum with co· hostesses Nola Young. Fa the prognun members made Easter favors fiUed with candy for patienls al lhe Arcadia Nursing Home. This ~ject was directed by Nola Young and Betty Boggs. Devotions were presenled by Maxine Whitehead. Members sang the club song "How Great Thou Art" and the club creed was read. Roll call was answered by members having a house plan! exchange. A thank·you was read from Beuy Boggs for the flowers and cards she received while a patient at Camden Clark Hospilal. Rulli Anne Balderson presided over lhe meeting in which a report was given on the neighborhood waiCh program 10 be sl8rled in the Reedsville area. Plans were made 10 lOUr Craig Malheny's Greenhouses in April. After ~ tour members will return 10 the home of Ella Osborne for a meeting and social hour. Maxine Whilehead received the door prize. Rcfreshmcnls were served to those named and Mary Alice Bise, Janel Connolly, Dolores Frank, Margarel Grossnickle, Phyllis Larlcins, Marlene Putman, Frances Reed, Gladys Thomas, Grace Weber and Pauline Myers. LOWE'SH Catered By 'Weffington' Ca II For Menus & Reservations (304) 675-2260 GRAVELY TRAC10R MR. AND MRS. JON WESLRY CLARK Tucker-Clark ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray "Rw" Tucker Muon 8IIIIOUilCe the marriage of daughltZ, Kristina. 10 Jon WesCiark. ,son of Edward Clark, ()fqon. and dtc laiC Pamela Clarlr:. he is dtc p1lldsal or Rulh Canttr, Sytacuse. Ohio. ' The couple was married in Cattlesburg, Ky. on March 27. A dance reception will be held a1 the New Haven American Legion on Satwday, April 18, 8 pm. Friends and relatJves are inviled 10 auend. SALES l SERVICE 2CN C4ndor 1t. ra•1 OJ\ 011. Sprlllf•4IIS._.._, . .., ..... Frill.., tiJL·JP.& s.t. t IJL·I P.& ~THE GRAVELY IY8TEM By MALCOLM RITTER AP Sdtnct Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Sleeping on the stomach appears to increase babies' risk of sudden infant death syndrome, lhe American Academy of Pediatrics says. In a new policy, lhe academy on Wednesday recommended puuing most babies to sleep on their sides or backs. AI 1he same time, Dr. John Brooks, a memller of the task force that drew up ~ recommendation, warned that following lhe precaution will 1101 eliminate SIDS. And he said parents should no1 be 100 concerned if a baby refuses 1o sleep on its side CK back be<:ause lhe risk of SIDS from sleeping on lhe s10mach is small. "We don'l wanl parents feeling they have lo ... spend the nighl waiChing their baby 10 make sure lhey don't tum on lo their stomachs." he said. In annoWJCing the recommendation, doc!Ors slressed that it applies only 10 heallhy. full-lenn babies who lack any of several conditions that indicate lhey should sleep on their stomachs. Babies with any lcind of brealhing problem or who vomit excessively should probably slay on their stomachs, Brooks said. Brooks said lhere is no proven explanation for lhe increased risk Poet's corner Dear Robin Redbreast, as I waiCh you in my tree My thoughts go 10 a lonely ploce Called Mount Calvary. And in my mind 's eye I see a savior hanging there, Bea1e0, bleeding, dying For a world thai didn 'I care. Then a brown lillie robin Came to attest its grief and sorrow To a savior's bleeding breast. of SIDS from lying on the sromach, bul possibilities include breathing obstruction, lack of fresh air and overheating. The academy put no age limit on the recommendation, bul90 percenl of SIDS cases occur in the fllSl six months, and when babies reach four or five months oc older, "they're going 10 decide whal position they sleep in, nol you," Brooks said. In SIDS, an apparently healthy baby dies without warning during sleep. It slrikes in about 1.5 per 1,000 infams born alive, kilhng some 6,000 American babies a year, Brooks said. No cause or prevention is known. Thomas Moran, president of the Sudden lnfanl Death Syndrome Alliance, a volunteer organization based in Columbia, Md., called the recommendalion "timely and a sensible one." Dr. Susan OrensiCin, associate professor of pediauics atlhe Uni- Apostolic Churdt or JfSUS Chrbl Apo!iiAlllt VanZandt and Ward ltd. Pntor: Jame1 Miller versily or Pillsburgh School or Medicine, disagreed. Her concern has 10 do with gastroesophageal reflux, in which material leaves a baby's stomach and enters lhe esophagus. That is common, bul in rare instances a baby can inhale lhe malelial, caus· in~ suffocation or pneumonia, she satd. A baby sleeping on its back is more likely to experience reflux, though whether the complications would also be more likely is nol clear, she said. Although the academy said its recommendation does not apply 10 babies with symplOms of gastroesophageal renux, sometimes the fust sign of !hal condition is when a baby stops breathing, Orenstein said. There is no reliable way to separate 0111 babies who might have potentially hazardous renux , she said. Keno Church Fret Ash Pastor: Saturday Service - 7:30 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. Rutland Flrst Baplist Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:4:5 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptb1 EutMain &. Pastor: Or. Lee: Morris Son day School· 9 o30 a.m. Wor1hip - 10:30 a.m. First Southern B•ptl.st 41 i72 Pomeroy Ptke Pas10r: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m.,7:30 p.m WedneJday Services - 7:30p.m. Rarlne Flrst Baptlst Putor: Steve Deaver Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10:40 Lm ., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Sll~er Run B•ptlsl Pastor: Bill Litlle Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip- II a.m., 7:30p .m. Wednesday Strvices - 7:30p.m. Mt. Union B•ptlst Pastor: Joe N. Say~ Sunday ScHool · 9:45 a.m. Everung - 6 :30p.m. Wedn~day Services · 6:30p.m. Bethlehem BapUst Pa 51or: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m. Thursday Services - 7:30p.m. TIFFANY ARIX Old Delhe Fret Will S..ptlst Church 2860 I St. Rt. 7, Middleport Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Thunday Sc.Mces - 7:30p.m. \ I HlllMde Baptist Church St. Rt. 143 just off Rt. 1 Pastor: Rev. James R. Ac::ree, Sr Sunday School - \0 a.m Wonhip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -1 p.m. - 0 \ HflPt Baptist Chapel 510 Grant St.. , Middlepor1 Pastor: David Bryut, Sr. Sunday School . 10 a.m. Wonttip - II a.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday StrVIces - 7 p.m. And the crimson badge of honor, That you wear so very well To a world of unbelievers, its noble story !ell. Alpha L. Douglas 115 Memorial Drive Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Ramses the Great built great temples ABU SIMBEL, Egypt (AP) The two temples of Abu Simbel, built beside the Nile by Pharaoh Ramses II in 1he 1200s B.C. are among the world's trcasw-ed antiquities. The siDne temples include four sealed figures of Ramses II, each 67 feel high, and 1wo of Queen Nefertari, one of his wives. In lhe mid -1960s, wh en the Aswan High Dam was buill on lhe Nile, the site of the temples was due 10 be flooded 10 fonn a lake. Engineers cui the old lemples, e.tending 200 feel inlo lhe mountainside, inlO huge blocks. VIctory Baptist 525 N. l.nd SL, Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Won h.ip · 10 Lm . , 7 p.m. Wednesday Sc:rvices - 7 p.m. ,\\.,~. Fallh Baptist Church Railroad St., Masoo Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wor1hip - II a.m ., 6 p.m. Wednesday Sav1oes - 7 p.m 1lw va.~ rruyonry ot !.hf> baby burvues., clucks and due~ who an- given a."i [.a&rr gdts die withln a few Wf"t'ks. They af(' freq uently the \'irtirns ol uruntenttonal Forest negie<'t and cruel ty Rf.Quirin.@ special ffeding. can> and constant t('mfJ'f'raful"'f>'\, lht>St" extremely ,.·ulnrrabiP littk> animals atf' U1)Urit"S. Many Mt. Moriah Bapllst Fourth&. Main St., Middleport Pastor : Rev. Gilbert Craia. Jr. Sunday School - 9:30 1.m Worship · 10:4~ a.m. baby bunrues.. chicks and ducks aTl' killf>d or maime-rl hy neighborhood~ and ralo;. AM , thC'JoS(' animili who do surv~w thr nrst ff'w w~k5 a.rf' oftt>n releasf'd to a.rumB.l care and control a.gt>nciPS., whl'n' many muse bt> f'u thanizl'<i ~auS~P no ~!lY\anf'nt h0nws can hot- fou nd AddJUOnaU}". ~may COntract salmOnt'lla (wtuch l'.iusr"!i of thf" 83-"lmmtMtinal tnu"l) from ~~ c~ and du<:ks. SP\'Pn' mnam.matK">n Anllqulty B•pllst Pastor: Kenneth Smith ~unday School - 9:30a.m Wonhip · 10o43 Lm. Thundly Servi.~ - 1:30 p.m. Tins E.a.ster. you can hf'lp pl'!'ve nt cru~ity tJy givmg your httle orws stuffr·d a.rwnals. And . &fter the hohday, lf your fam~ y is l'('ady for a nf"w Pf'l . ronstdf'l a.n adorablt'. adopt.ahle dog or fa! from your local anuna.J shrllr-r I'. O.IuiiH ~- C"Aio.nM IMCI! Provodord by Th~ Rutland Frtt Will Baptlsl Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - to a.m. Evenina - 7 p.m Wednesday Servi~• - 1 p.m. Hl:t GI UWI'I Ht.W..'I'I SOC I m P. 0 . Box f.R2 Pom@roy, OH ~576q .U.IERIC.'N ........ _ AmeriCa» llun Haplbt Pntor: Arius Hurt Sund1y School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m. poorly suited as Pf'Ls.. Small Lhildn-n oft.f>n hreak thetr fragik> bones. and caUS(" ()(lw>r fatal Episcopal Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St. Pooteroy Pastor. Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myers Sunday school and worship - II a.m. or Christ a.m. Sunday Sdtocl . l0o30a.m. Help Prevent Easter Cruelty I New Lire Churrh or God Chesler Pastor : Gary Hine s SWlda}' School -9: 30a.m Worship · 6 p.m. Wednesd1y Scrvica - 1 p.m. Holiness Wor~hip-9 : 30 Second birthday Oh Robin Redbreast, Robin Redbreast You are welcome as can be To make and raise your babies in my maple tree. 992-1847 Sunday School • It a.m. Worship - 10 a.m ., 6 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. MJddleport Church <I ChriR 5th aM Main Pastor: AI Hartsoo SWlday School - 9:30 1.m WorWip - 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday Service! . 7 p.m. Middleport Flrst Bapllst Comer Sinh&. Palmer Pastor. Re\1. James A. Seddon Sunday School - 9 : 1~ a.m. Worship - I 0:1 ~ a.m. Wedne~day Servicr.s - 7 p.m. Tiffany Arii, daughtei of Candy Arix and lhe late David Arix, recen1ly celebrated her second birthday at the home of her grealgrandparenls. Jake and Doris Gillispie. The theme of the party was "Sesame Slreet." Cake and ice cream were served 10 all the guests. Alteuding wcm maternal grandparents, Junior and Pauy Gilhspie. Stacey Gillispie, Pam Grimm, Trisha, Teresa and Kauina Russell, and Bobby Gillispie. Others presenting gifts were Marshall, Linda, Lindsay and Ma1hew McCoy. Harold Gibbs, David Russell, David, Cara and Chris Gillispie and Andy Grimm. Pomeroy Westside Churdt ofChrbl 33226 Childm~' s Home Rd. 1-tum~roe A~!>O( o a110" Ash Slrt<l Frttwlll Baptlsl Middlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m Wednesday Service· 7JO p.m. Satutrday Service • : As Pastor of Hillside Baptist Church and on behalf of my staff and membership, I would like to ntend my personal invitation to you, your family and friends to visit with us this EASTER SUNDAY, April 19th and 111 how much we have grown in the two short years we have been here. Our Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. A special program has been planned for the Morning Worship hour beginning at 11:00 a.m. I invite you to come and enloy the outstanding performances of The Redeemed Quartet, The Children of God, loci's Uttle LIMits, a•d tht Hillside laptlst Church Choir. We would also lib to present to you a special gift we have •ade lust for tht occaslo•. Our Evening Service will lttgln with a hymn sing with all of our groups participating. Wt are looking forward to seeing you. Rev. James R. Acree Sr. c.- Sacnd Htort O.rdt 161 Mulbeny Avo..l'<mero), 992-S898 Putor: Rev. Walt.cr E. Heinz Sat Con. HS -S:IS p.m.; Mau -loJO p.m. Sun. Coo. • 8o4S-9. lS a.m., Sun. Man - 9:30a.m. · Man - Banrallow llldlt Chur<h or Chrbl Putor: Jack Colegrove Sunday School · 9:30 un. Wollltip · 1030 a.m., 6o30 p.m. WedneMiay Services - 6:30p.m. Zion Church ot Christ P(.Jlleroy , Harri~vilJe Rd. {Rt . 143) Putor: lnu:rim J»Slor . Sooday School- 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. We:dneJday Se:rvices . 7 p.m. Bradbury Church of Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon SWlday School · 9o30 a.m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Tuppen Plains Churdt orChrlsl Pa.a.c.-: Robert Fosler Stmday School - 9a.m. Wonhip - 9:45 a.m., 6:30p.m. Pine Grove Bible Holiness Church lfl mile off Rt 325 Pauor: Re\1. O'Dell Manley SWlday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sel'\licc - 7:30p.m Wesleyan Biblt Holine~ Church 75 Pearl St, Middlepoll. Pastor. Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday school - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serv1<;e - 7:30p.m. Hysell Run Holiness Church Pulor: Rohen Manley Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10: 4~ a.m.,? p.m. Thunday Service - 7:30p .m. Harrisonville Holiness Chapter Pastor: Rc\1. John Neville Sunday School 10 a.m Worship · I 1 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Dtxttr Church of Christ PaSlor : Onis Slc:wart Sunday Sct.ool - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Rutland Church ot Christ Pastor: Eugtnc E. Underwood Sunday School - 9:3(] a.m. Wonhip - \0:30a.m., 7 p.m . Mason Church ut Chrlst MillerSL, Mason. W.Va. Sunday School • t0 •.m. Worship - II a.m., 7 pm. Wednc:sdly Servtces - 7 p.m. Bndford Church of Christ St. Rt. t24 .t. Co. Rd. 5 Pastor. Derek Stump Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wontup · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m Succ-ess Road Church Qr Christ Pastor: Joseph B. Hoskins ~day School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a .m., 7 p.m. Wednesday &rvi~§ · 7 p.m Ubtr"ty ChrlsiJan Churc:h Dc>.tu Pastor: Woody Ull Sunday Xhool - 10 a.m. Evening - 1 p.m. Wednesday &Nice · 7 p.m. Langnlllt Christian Chunh Sunday School · 9:30a.m Wonh.ip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcmesday Service HO p.m Hantoct Grov~ Ch•rch Pastor: Charlea DooUgut Sw!day school · 10o30 a.m Won!Up · 9JO • ~m ., 7 p.m. Rttd.svlllt: Church vi Christ Plstor: Philip Srunn SLmd.ay School o9o30 •.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 Lm. B>ble S..dy, Wednesday, 6JO p m. Chnstian Union Hob..., Churcb of Christ In Chrlsllan Union Panor: Theron Durham S~May School - 9o30 •.m. E'"""'a · 7 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Hartford Churdl orChrl~ In Chrlsllan Union Hartford, W.Va Puw: Rev . David McManis Stmday School - II 1.m. Worship-9:30a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Church of God ML Moriah Churdl of God Racine Past<X": Rev. James Satterfield Sunday School - 9: 4~ 1.m. E'"""'K · 7 p.m Wednesday Service:J - 7 p.m. Rutland Churdt or God Pastor: John F. Co roo ran Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Syracuse Chun:h ur Cud Apple and Second Sis PasiOr: Rev . David Russell Sunday School and Wunllip- 9:30a.m . E.,.cnin& Services- 7 p.m. Wcdoe.lday Services - 7 p.m. Churdt or God of Propheq OJ. White Rd. off St. Rt. t60 Putor: Pat Henson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m. Wednesday Semces - 7 p.m Pomeroy Chur<h or Christ 212 W. Main St. Pastor: Andrew Miles SWlday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.,? p.m. Wedn<sday Scrviocs • 7 p.m. Latter·Day Saints Re-creanlzed Church of jesus Christ In Lauer Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd . Pastor: William Roush Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m Wednesday Services - 1:30 p.m. Lutheran St. john Lutheun Church Pine Grove Pastor: Laun A. Leach Shreffler Wonhip - 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Our Saviour Luth eran Church Walnut and Henry Sts ., Ravenswood , W . V~ Pastor: Rev . George C. Weirick Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Wonhip - 11 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Putor: Laun A. Leach ShrdOer Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Wonh.ip · 11 a.m . United Methodist Graham United Mfthodlsl Worship- 9:30 Lm . (I Sl & 2nd Sun), 7ol0 p.m. (3rd & 4th SWl) Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Mt . Olive Unltfd MtthodiR Off 124 behind WUkesvlUe Pastor: Olarles Jones Sunday Sc hool · 9:30 1.m Wonh1p - 10:30 a.m, 7 p.m. . Thursday Sci'\IICes - 7 p.rn Melgs Cooperative Parish f'.;ortheast Clusler Alfred Pastor : Sharoo Hausman Sunday School · 9:30a .m. Wonh tp · II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Chesler Pa stor: Sharoo Hau5man Worship - 9 a.m Sunday School - I 0 1 m Thursday ServiCes · 7 p.m Joppa Pa ~ l or : Brenda Weber Wors h1p · 9:30 1.m. Sunda>' Sc hool · 10:30 a.m. Wedneoday Se rvices· 7:30pm Lon~ Uottom Pastor: Olarle~ Ea ton Sunda y School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wedne,day Services - 7:30p.m. Rerdsvlll e Pastor: Rev. O.artes Eatoo Worsh 1p · 9:30a .m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services -7:30p.m Tuppers Plains St.l•aul Pastor: Sharoo Hau ~man Sunday School · 9 a.m Wor1hip - 10 a.m Tuesday Se rvi~ - 7:30pm Central Cluster Ashury (Syracuse) Pastor: Wesle~ Tha1cher Sunday School - 9:45 a m Wors hip - 11 a.m. Wednesd1y Services · 7:30pm . E-nterprise Pastor : Keilh Rader Sunda y School · I0 a.m. Wo~htp · Q a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Scl'\li ces . 7 p.m ~latwoods P a~to r · Keith Rader Su nday School · 10 1.m Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m. Thursday Serv1ce! - 7 p.m. C\'\ifr S•ul ®our., 93 Mill Stroot Middleport. Ohio 46760 (1141992-666 7 - (998 -00KSI CHURCH SUPPliES • BIBLES 601 UST MAIN John F . Fullz. MI!Jr. Ph. "7 ·2101 Pomrrov SyracUH Church of lhe Nuarene Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan Sunday School · 9:30a .m. Worsh.ip · 10:30 _a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne sday Servuxs - 7 p.m. Heath (Mlddlepu11) Pomeroy Church ur lhe N aurcn e Pastor: Rev. Thomat McClung Sunday Schocl · 930 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wc:dnesd11y Servtces · 7 p.m Pastor : Frank Smilh Sund ay School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 6 p.m. Minersville Pastor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School - 9 Lm. Wmship - 10 a.m. Pearl Chapel Putor: Aorence Smith Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Pomeroy Pastor: Eunhae (Gr:aee) Kee Sunday School · 9ol l a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30pm . Rock Springs Pa.stor:Keilh Rader Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m Wednesday Services - 6 p.m Rutland Pastor: Arthur C111.blroe Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m Thursday Servites - 1 p.m. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce SWlday Sehool - 9:15a.m. Worship- 10:15 a.m. Snowville Pa5tor: Flormce Smith Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Southa-n Clus~r Apple Grove Pastor. Carl Hicks Sunday School · 9 a.m . Won hip - 10 • m , 7 p.m Thur1day SeiVices · 7 p.m. Dethlny Pastor : Kennelh Baker SWlday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m Wednesday Servtces . 10 a.rn Carmel Past(H : Kenneth Bak er Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - !0:45a.m. (2nd & 4\h Swt) Morning Star Paslor: Kmneih Bak~r Sunday School - 9:45 1m Worship · 10:30 a.m. ·rn umiay Se!Vlces - 7:JO p.m . Sutton ~~~ MEIGS TIRE CENliR, INC. Forest Run" Putor: We!ley Thatcher Sunday School - I 0 a.m · Worship · 9 a.m. Thursday Services - 6:30p.m. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Sl . Po me roy, OH . 992-2975 Pa.stOf : Kenneth Bak~r Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wontup · 10:45 a.m. (\st &. 3rd Sun) Ease Letart Pastor: Roge r Gract: Sunday School · 10 a.m Wonh.ip - 9 1.m Racine Pastor: Roger Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - II a.m Laurel Clltr Free Methc:w:IIR Church Putor: Willam Williams Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wo~hlp - 10: 30a . m,?p . m Wednesday Servia: I · 1 p.m Rutland Dible Methodist Putor : Rev. Iva n Myers Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Evcn mg · 7 p.m. Wednesday SeMccs · 1 p m Coolville United Methodist Pari~ Pastor: Harold E. Alloway -Priddy CooMile Church Mam & Fifth S1 Sunday School - 10 am Wonhil? - 9 a.m Tuesday SeMCCI - 7 p.m. Bethel Church Township Rd , 408C Sunday School - 9 1.m. Wonhip - 10 1.m Wcdnt!day Servietl . 10 a.m HOC'klngport Church Grand Street Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - ! l a.m Wr.dnesd1y Services · 8 p m Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Nazarene Racine F1rst Church of lht Naurene Pastor: Thomas L. Gate1, D S unda~ School - 9:30a.m. Wordup - 10:30a.m.,6p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Church or tht Na:urene Pastor: Rev . Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servictl · 1 p m. Reedsville Ft>llowshlp Church cA the Nazarene Pastor: Jotm W. lXluglu Sunday School · 9:30 1.m. Wontup . 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Setvice1 - 7 p.m. Chester Chur.-h or lhe NIWirene Pas!Dr: Rev . Herbert Gra1.e Sunday School - 9:30a .m Woohip - 11 a.m ., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m RutJand Church 1:1 the Nazarene Pastor: Samuel Buye Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worslup ~ IOolO o.m., 6o30 p.m. Wednesday Sc:rvices · 7 p.m. fir~ Church ollhe Nazarene Pa..uor: William Jun.is Sund.ay School - 9:30a.m. Wonh1p - I 0:40a .m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Serv ices · 7 p m Put-Uand New Ha.,.en C hunh or \he Nazarl'ne Pastor: \.lendon Stroud Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:3 0 a.m., 1 p.m. Wedne.sday Service~ - 7 p.m Other Churches Trinity Congregational Chun:h Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Church -9: 15a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. The Salvation Anny 11 5 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy Sunday School - 10:30 a.rn . Worstup - 10:00 am, 7:30p.m Mlddlt>port Community Church 515 Pear! St., Middleport Pastor: Sam Andenon Sunday School I 0 a.m Evening - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scrv1cc · 7.30 p.m. o! Columbu~ , 0 804 W. Mam '91 1J18 Pomeroy ~~ Freedom Gospcl Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 1 p.m. White's C hapel Wesltyan Coolvi ll~ Road Pastor: Re\1. Phillip R1 denuur Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonh1p - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servi ce · 7 p.m Fa.ir\llew Bible Church Letan, W.Va. R1. I Pas10r · James Le.wis Sunday School - 11 a.m. Worship - 9:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvtce - 7:30p. m Ca lvary Bible Church Pomeroy P1k e, Co. Rd. PasLOr: Rev. Rla ckwood Sund ay School · 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m .. 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Spiritual Fallh Church State 13&, Antiquity Pastor: A Stewart Sunday School · 10 a.m . Even in g - 7:30p.m Thursday Service . 1:)0 p.m. Calvary Pilgrim Chapel Ham ~onville Road Paslor: Re .... Y1 ctor Roush Sunday School9:]0 a.m Worship - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Service- 7:10p .m Slivenvllle Wurd or Fallh Pa~tor : David Dailey S und a~ Sc hoo\9:30 a.m Evcrung - 7 p.m. l"hur1day Serv1ce - 7:30pm Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev Emm ett Raw son Sunday School · 10:00 a.m Evening 7 p.m. lhursday Servi ce · 7 p.m Rej oicing Lire Church 500 N. 2nd Ave., M1ddl epon Pas1or· Rev . M1chaci Pangio Sunday School · 10 ~ . m . Wednesday Serv ices - 7 p.m. S)·racuSt• Mission 1411 Rndgcman St.. S yrac u ~c Pauor : Ro.,. (M•ke ) Thompson Sunday Sc hool · 10 a.rn. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Service -1 r m Prnlt-rostal A~mbly SL. Rt. 124, Racine Pastor : William Hoback Sunday School - 10 a.m . Evening - 7 p.m. W cdnesd~y Serv11.:es - 1 p.m. llaZl'l Communlly Chut("h Off Rt. 124 l'asl or: Edsel Han Sunday School - 9:30a .m Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Dyesvlllt Com munlly Chur ch Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p. m Burlington Community Chur ch Burlingha m Pastor: Ray L.a udcnnilt Sunday School - I 0 a.m Worship - 1 p.m. Wedne sday Scmce · 7 p.m Christian F.-llowstllp C{'nl er Sal em St., Rut land Pastor : Rotx:n E. Mu sser Sunday SchDol - 10 a.m . Worship - II 15 a.m, 7 p m Th ursday Service · 7 p.m. Morse Chapel C'hurrh Sup!. Mike Matson Sunday school - 10 a rn Worship - II a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Serv1ct - 1 p m rai th Gospl'l Chur ch Long Bouom Sunday Sehoul · 9 30 a m Wonhlp 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m Wcdnc~day 7:30pm Mt. OIIH Communll y Churt·h Pa §lor : Lawrcn~ Bush Sunday School - 9:30am Evenmg · ? p.m. WellnedAy Sl:o:rvtct: · 7 p m United F•llh Chur ch Rt. 1 on Pomeroy By· Pa ss Pastor: Rev. Roben E. Srruth , Sr Sunday School - 9.30 a.m Wonhip - 10:30 am ., 7 p.m Wedne!day Strvitt · 7 p m Pentecostal Mlddl{'port Penlt'C'ost.al llmd Ave Pastor: Rev. O.ul: !iaker Su nday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7:]0 p.m. Presbyterian Harrison.,.llle Presbyterian Church Wo!'!hip - Q a.m. Sunday School - 9 : 4~ 1.m Middleport Presbyterian &inday School. - 9 a.m. Worship 10 Am, 4 pm. (2nd & 4lh Sun.) SyracuS{' Flrst United Presbyh.T iln Sunday School - lOam Worship - II a.m., 4 p.m. (lu&:. Jrd Sun.) . Seventh·Day Adventist Sc.,.enth-Day Adventist Mullx: rry lhs . Rd ., i,omeroy Pntor: .Rob ~yd;, Saturda~ Sc:l"\ltccs . Sabbath School · 2 p.m Wonhip - 3 p.m. United Brethren Mt. Hennon Unllf'd Dr.-thren in Chrl~t Church Texas Commu.n~~y otT CR. 82 ?utor Rcttn Sanden Sunday School - 9:JO a.m. Won hip · 10:30 1.m., 1 :30 p.m Wednesday Serv1ccs - 1 :30 p.m. F:den Un lltd Brethren in Chri.A 2 1fl mtles nOilh o( Rced.sville on Sua: Route 124 Panor· Re .... Robt:n Mart.Jey Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wursh1p 7 p m Wednesday Scrv1cn 7 p.m F..<clesl• F'cilowshlp t28 \!ill St., Middleport Pastor : Chuck McPher!iOn Sunda~ School · I 0 1.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioc - 7 p.m. Full Gospel Llghlhouse 33045 HiJand Road, Pome roy PasLor : Roy Hu nter Sunday School - I0 1 m Eve.nrng 7:30p.m. Tuuday & lhursd.a y 7.30 p.m Neast Settlemtnl Churth Sunday Wonhip · 2:30p .m. l"h ur1day service~ · 7:30p.m. South Bethel New Testament Silver Ri dge Putor: Duane Sydennricker Sunday School - 9 a m Worship . 10 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Service - 1 p.m. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Naltonwtde Ins . Co . Carleton Interdenominational Church Kingsbury Road Pul.or : Clyde W. Henden;oo Sunday School · 9:30a.m Evenin g · 7 p.m. Wednesday Scm a: . 7 p.m (row 's Family Res I our on! 'htluling l<~nlutky ftitd C~ic.u " 228 W. Moin St ., PolTlfroy POMEROY, OHI0 - 992-6677 992 -5432 Bill QUICKEl SWISHER &LOHSE ~~~~~! ill 1! PrP\UIPfiOn\ 997 i'US 114E . Main 992· S130 Pomeroy Pomeroy 992-225 • PRESCRIPnON 9U-6U9 271 Mortlo SAlES & SEIVICE FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992-7075 992·5141 S.C..... I Mlddltpert, OWo ' ' ' RAWUNGS·COATS SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY 172 North lee..... An. Mioldl...... Ohio 264 South 2nd Middleport EWING FUNERAL HOME --n,~n''' ond Sr·rnn ' ·lfu •an ·· F:stabllshed 1~1.1 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO '192·2121 106 Mulbtny Au. Pomeroy (Mi'J \27' Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 I 5 I Memorial Dt. 992·2104 P...,troy �Friday, April 17, 117, 1992 Ohio Business Services TROf-B//,T' DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION FOR SALE 1978 InternatiOnal, 60 passenger bus, meets all standards new automattc transmtsston springs & shocks, exc cond $2500 Call614-992-3200 ARNIE'S SPORTS LOUNGE GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W VA 1-304-675-5789 FRIDAY'S BEACH BLAST CONTINUES HOOTERS & TOOTES NITE BEST BEACH WEAR CONTEST TACKY TOURIST COSTUME CONTEST FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 9 PM Public Notice Public Notice In the Common Pleas Court ol Meigs Counly, Olllo Fred George, et at Plain lift a, c. .. No 92-CV-105 that you have been named Defendant• In a legal action enlllled Fred George and lois esll ol the PlalntiHa, to precludunyclalm ollntoreat by the Defendants, and lorooats of the action port and bounded and deocrlbed 11 lollowo: Situate In Philip Jones' orlglnlal plat oltho Village ol Middleport, County ol Melgo and State of Ohio, to-wit· Being twenly-olx and onehall (261/2) loot oft the north tide of tot no alxty•teven (67) In aald Village, the samo being a percel of land twentysix ond one-hall (26 112) by ono hundred thlrtoen feel (113) and extending from Second Stroot out along Coal Street to a cortoln alloy RelorencoOeed . Vol 186, pego303, Melg1 County Deed Recorda The real eatate above doiCflbed Ia subject to all Vou are hereby required lo answer the Complaint within twenty-eight (28) day• after the last publlcallon of this notice which will be published one. a week fDf slx(6)succesal\leweeks The 1..1 publication will be mad• onthe22nddayolllay, 1992, and the twenty-eight (28) dayo lor anowtrlng will commence on that date. In caae of your failure to answer or otherwise retpond aa required by thaOhlo Ruleo ol Civil Procedure, Judgement by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint Dated this 9th day of April, 1992 Larry E leatM,Ntemenlaendrlghte of way of record RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Situated In the County of Mel go and Slate ol Ohio, and In 160 Acre lot No 1224, and Spencer, Clerk ol Courto being on lhe road from eroy to Rutland, being 60 loot By Marlene Harrleon, Deputy 14117,24, (5) 1, 8, 15. 22 6TC wide In lront on said road by v. Oehmd•nls NOTICE BY PUBUCATION To E E Nelaonj Jennie K Nelson, W F. Thompson, 1nd the Unknown Heirs, Ne.1t ol Kin, Legaleeo, OeYI-, Admlnlatntora, E110cutora, Succnaora, Spouan, and Anlgna, II ony of E E Ne~ son, Jennie K Nelaon, and W F Thompaon, whoael8tt addre11e1 are unknown You are hereby notlfted danta Thla action hat been asslgnedCaaoNo 92-CV-105 and Is pending In the Common Pleas Court ol Melgo County Ohio Court Slrael, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Tho object ol tho Comptolnt Is to quiet IIIIo to 1-1/2 acres also known at 1 67 acres of realestalelocated In Fraction 23, Town 8, Range 15 ol the Ohio Compeny'o Purchase, In Salem Townahlp, Meigs County, Ohio, and to qulel title to lhelntor· Real Estate General OFFICE 992-2886 ESTATE OF JERRY W FRIDENSTINE DECEASED Coso No 27424, Docket 13, Pogo 373 Notloo ol Appointment ol Fiduciary Revised Code, Sac 2113 08 "On Aprll9, 1992, In tho Mel go County Probate Court, Case No 27424, Theresa M Frlden· stlne, 53116 SR 681, Roedovllle, Olllo, 4Sn2 woo oppolnted Executrix of the estate ol Jerry W Frldenat· lne, deceaaed, late of 53116 SR 681, Reedsville, Ohio, 45772" Robert E Buck, Probate Judge Lena K Neuelroad, Clerk (4) 17, 24, iS) 1 3TC right to the Said real property ohall nol be sold for lelt than IWo-thlrds (213) ol Its oppralaod value The following deacribed lands and tenemenla altuated In Melgo County Ohio, towit COMMERCIAl PROPERTY Situate In the County of Meigs, In the State ol Ohio, and In the VlllaQo ol Middle- 3 Announcements mine the ume NEW OPENING SUMMER IMAGES on Hysell Run Rd. 2 M~eo POMEROY, OHIO NEW SCA WOLFE BED 12 Vleita ••••• $25.00 16 Vieite •• $30 00 1 Vlslt. ..... $3.00 C·k-~•1 992·2487 or 992·7884 Public Notice e • EAGLE RIDGE ROAD-Approx 40 acrns of land of whrcil about 20 acres are bllable Has a bam wrth hay ton and an e<J.~tpment shed PubliC water and electnc avwlable Many great lxHidng sttes and water tor arumals $30,000 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Tho Village of Pomeroy dealres to receive sealed b1ela for Gaaohne producta Specializing In Cus~m Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES ' & MODELS 992·2269 For return of 14K Yellow Gold 20 Inch Herringbone Chain, made in Italy. Lost in Middleport, perhaps in front of house, Fruth's or Cardinal's. Notify Helen Jane Brown, 992·6732 or stop by. Thanks $75.00 if returned within 3 days. It was a gift from my hubby. USED RAILROAD TIES LONGBOTIOM-Hoymon Rood Approx t 12 acre of land wrth 1973 schultz mobrle hom e tha t s 12X65 Has 2 bdrms • • • • • e e e • • • e • • e e e • $11,000 • • • •e • 992·7013 or 992-5553 OR TOLL FREE e • • BILL SLACK 4-4-92-ilo WAICEIIEID'S II SO w.st, Atlt..,lllrio •5!3-3111 2l2t1ll2r.l mo • e • • $49 000 e e e e • • e e e • • • e •• • • •. • • • .. .. • - 992-2259 POM£JIOt. OHIO; 9 acres of mce laying land Owner wdlsplrt $18 000 I acre w1th O h10 R1ver • POMEROY· 1 llibr lrame home wr1h 3 bedrooms natuarl g81 lumMCt central •• WBFP new roof now deck 1 ur garage lu bsmt 2 13 acres wigarden area $31 900 t NEW UMA RD.- Ranch style horne wrth 3 bedrooms I 11 2 beth heat pump, CIA poliO garage outburldrngs appro• 6 lfQII's $39.500 OWNER SAYS "MAKE AN OFFER!" WANTED AT ONCE I USTINO FOR HOMES & PROPERTIES IN THE MEIGS COUNTY AREA If YOU WANT TO SELL CALL US TODAY 1WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING I HENRY E. Q.ELAND. • · · 1JIACV BRINAGER...... JEANTRIJSSELL • OFfiCE......................... . 992-1!191 9411-2439 9411-2660 ••. 992-2259 Palnllngs 614-992-2242 412/921tln DK's FARM TOYS YOUNG'S ~ CARPENTER trlli'J'-'! 1 vw DAllAS K WEBER Ow... All SCALES - VINIAG( .... COLLICIAILI 'Rid.t Avallololo' V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 DISPU Ylllal IHE QUAliTY PRIM! SHOP MIOOUPORl, ON. r: H2·3l9H:30 •-4:00 ,_ 742·30'1Hit• 1:00 4·2-fl· ... P-roy,Ohlo FOR SALE EXCAVATING BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING. Limestone, Dort, Gravel and Coal Agriculture lime VALLEY INC. licensed and Boncled Rt. 2 Millwood, W.Va. Orl FL $3 95/Mtn Unallached? Mee ! Area Smgles Through Our Singles Newslel ter W11te Single s PO Box 1043 Gallipolis Ohio 45631 e 4-9-tfn WANTED Old Currency Dated Between 1861 -1929 COAL LIMESTONE AGRICULTURAL LIME Eapecoally Natoonal Bank Curnency from any alate Paymg $300 00 and up for speclftc p1ecea from Ractne, Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Ravenewood. PETE SIMPSON Evenings REASONABLIE RATES 742-2138 3-15-'92-1 mo pd 1-6t4-764-2101 l Indoor Cats 12 Mon!hs O ld Female 15 Mont h Old Neulered Male To Good Home' 814·446 2336 • e • • • BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. e e COMMERCIAL and RI'.Smt:NTIAL FREE f.S'I'IMI\TI'.S r-==========-1iiiiiiiiiiii"" wka old 304 675-4156 a her dark Help Wanted Financial Ausllal tan Shepherd puppies 8 11 Cat Part Himalayan Spayed - - - - - - - - - Oe Clawed Call 614 256 10 26 Before t PM AVON • All Araas I Shirley Spears 304 675 1429 Female Australian Shephard · -- -614 379 2798 Babysltlar n my home 5 days a Full blooded white tamale weak Mondav Frtday 614 992 fluk ngese has been spade in 3257 slde dog 304 576-2364 BARTENDERS/CASINO WORKERS , DECK Pupp1as To Good Home Call HAN0Sit1oslesses Etc 614 4461157 Attar 4 PM Positions Aboard Cru tsa Ships $3001$900 W~ty Free World Lost & Found Travel No Exp Necessary 1 206 73&.7000 Evt 1594N8 Found Ring Gaurd At Ohio Val lay Bank (Jackson Ptka Gal Ct\y of Poml Pleasant IS accept tl po11S) Parkmg Lot Call To mg app llcahons for cert ified ldenllty Between The Hours 9 hleguards lor the 1992 sw1m AM & 2 PM 614446-6147 mtng season App ly C1ty Hall 400 Vtand St Poml Pleasant Found Shor1 Ha1r Small WV 25550 Mayor Russell V Hoi ~Wmuslck Beagle Tags Ll~hl land T1n/8rown And A Lt!tla White We Are Trying To Get Her To Easy Work' Excellent Pay 1 As ESI 614 388 9092 semble Products At Home Call Toll Free 1 800-467 5566 Ext LOST near Cornstalk area 313 S ~bEtnan Huskey darktsh red & wt't1ta, 6 months old reward Home Wor~ers Needed By 150 304-675 2452 F rms Top Pay $339 Weak Or More Rush $1 00 Sell-Add res LOST while envelop contalrtlng sad Stamped Envelope 110 D&A J rings REWARD vicinity 1900 Supplies Boll t443 Fairborn block o r N Main St 304·675OH 45324 4!32 los t B1g Yellow Cal Good Size Yellow Slnped Neutered Male Freckles On Nose Last Seen Ttlursd.ay 419.192 Sidwell Area Vkmny Old Btdwetl School Family Pet Any Information Call 614 388 8788 Needed man or co1.1ple to stay fult -hme every other week to care lor an 88yr old man 614 949-2306 or 614 985 3956 bet wean 2 Sp m Needed Someone To Run Hoi Dog Concession Stand Ap Lost Tan Male Puppy Black Spoiled Tongue Black Nylon Collar Lost Around Holzer Hosp11at (Ga ll!pohs) TO THE PERSON WHO STOLE MY PUPPY II Your Not Going To Relurn Him Allnst Get His Shol! There Due Thl! Week H• May D1e Wtthout Them pomtment Only 614 367 0689 Now acceptmg apphcauon! tor waitress or wa1tor and or dal1vermg Apply In person NO phone call s pl oase VIllage l>iua Jackson Ave --'-------'Avon• all areas The sky Is the hmlt with new urmng str uc:rura 1-SOO 992 6356 I Hope Somebody Ste•ls Some- one You Love Someday So You Pahent Service Ass1stan1 ApCan See How II Feels If Found pro•lmately 20 25 Hours Per WHit Must Be Energetic And PLE AS E Ca ll 614-446-0225 Able to Wort Ftalllble Sch&dute Including Day Evemng And 7 Yard Sale Selurday Hour1 Me<hcar ONice Expenence Helpful W11t Train AL L Yard Salas Must Be Pa1d In Respon~tble Parson Mature Advance DEADLINE 2 00 p m Who Is Sens1!1ve To Birth Coo the day be fore tha ad 1s to run trot And Reproductive Health Sunday udttton 2 00 p m Needs 01 C1l1n1s MU!I Be Well 2 00 Organized Friday Monday ed11ion Accurate W1th p m Saturday Figures And Record Keeping Ha~• Su perior Communlcallon S~ 1U s Must Be Able To Work 8 Public Sale Under Guidelines W11h M n1mat & Aurtlnn Su pervision Requtres Reliable R!ck Pearson Auction Company Transportalion Abi11!y To Work Gallia Lawrence lull l1me aucttoneor complete 1n Meigs aucllon service Ucensed Counties And Other SillS II Needed Ttme And Out ot fi6 Ohlo & West Vtrgtnla 304 County Travel Paid Slart $5 50 5785 S.nd Resume And Two Employment Relertnces To 9 Wanted to Buy Planned Parenthood Of Southeast Oh1o 396 Richland Don t Junk 11• Sell Us Your Non Avanua Alhans Oh1o 45701 By Working MaJor Appllancl! April 30 1992 EOEJESP Color TV s VCR s Mtcrowaves Etc 614 256 12 38 Per~on To Work In Hardware Wanted To Buy Junk Autos Wi'lh Or W1thoU1 Molors Call larry Llvety 614-388 9303 Top Pnces Paid All Old U S Coma Gold Flmgs S1l~er Cotns Gold Coins M T S Coin Shop 151 Second Avenue Gallipolis Employment Services (llo Sunday Calls) ATTENTI<>N • • • 3 e • • • •• • • YOU DON' It MOVE YOUII ltny~ - :J Newspnpel"li • 3 Une" l'Ol!lt Cl,i\S.~IFIIm i\lt ONU MFIIliiANDIS~: FA S ll~ll $3.33 h. _______ I12. _ _ _ _ __ 8 . _ __ _ __ 11 . _ __ _ __ 7. _ __ _ __ rz. _______ .. ______ ... _______ 1~- ------ ~- ------ 14 I - - -- ,.~. 13. _ _ __ _ __ 14. _ _ _ __ __ 1 (• ll ·rl· •rp... r '" G.lhpohl O.d, Tnbune ,., I k•••nl n..SJIIH Ill AN YOU CAN SAY "ABRACADABRA!" WITH AN AD IN TilE THE DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. liiEY WOHK LIKE MAGIC u _ __ _ _ __ I ! AS II ONLY MAIL OR I'L.A<.:E AT OFf I< I I l 'riMI ""' wnrd In urh "P""' .bot~ Eeeh lnhlel or 11roup u( li1ur~• rou nl• u 11 wor I Cou nl nltTM' I ~n 1J !Widrf"•• or phon!! number 1r u.ed ~at! lin~ Apnl30 I ~Y.! I co t UMN or AD I'IIONI•-- - -- - I NAME ll>d l'niTII'rtly n••l, ~~nllnel ) IHF. DAILY 8EN'fiNF.I, Ill IITI:DTIII:DJI "1 a:n •nt:1t1r1. 0 f1111CK1S & Now lf"-------------------------------------------------1 NOW YOU SH I r, NOW I I I I I I I 011., WV. & H.U.D. Apprnod M•ftmrod Httsing Prod.cts. G111.ty Hi EHkletcy Ai' Collllltioters, Heat P1~~ • • •e • • • • • e •• • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • . • .. • • • .. \ lolrill· 1\ llnuhll'll idl' llotlll' 011 lilT' ' • e in Person here at Frontier F•rms Res1auran1 No Phone Ca lls Monday Friday 7 to 11 30 1 to 5 PC COUR I' STREET POMEROY, OH 4-5769 Call446-2342 ~----------------------,----------------------1 FAEE ESTIMATES 985·4473 667·6179 ~JAY MAR Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE (all614·997-6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheshire, OH. 2-7-92-111 11¥11'1 LAWI MAIITINANCI 614-Mt-327 t....nMowlng, Fertilizing, WHdlng, lnd Seeding. Shrub •nd T'" Trimming I Remonl R-IW& 112/tfn BOWARDL. ftliiiiL ROOFING FrH Estimates FIH Ettlmlotft MNIA ,._ MMI21 mo 3303 18 Wanted to Do Will Babysit In My Home Rod ney Araa Rolerences Avattable Call 614 245 5887: Babysitting m my home Monday thru Friday across from North Point School have references 304-675-4612 Georgu Portable Sawmtll doni haul your logs to the m•ll just call 304 675 1957 Applications Are Being Taken For Lllttguards At Mtddleport Munlclptl Pool Appli cation! Available At Mtdd te pon VIllage H1t1 Moun Cleanmg For Parties Showing Or Any Occulon Also Clean Weekly Or Monthly! Rttereneea 614 446 3681 614 446 3388 Leave Messag1 A11i1tant Director of Nursing for 68 bed long torm cat1 facility Must hav• registered nursing license In Wnl Virgini a Responaible IOf adminlslration dulles & some floor work 11 ch11ge nurse Prefer G~rat1c backgrQUnd Computer ex perlence e piUI Apply C1r1 H•~en of Pofnl Pleuant , Rt 1 Box 326 Point Pleasant WV 25550 EOE/conslderabll aatar'f and beneflta Mist Paula a Day Care Center Sa fa attordable, ch1 ld care M F 6 am 5 30 p m Ages 2'h-10 Before after school Drop-Ins welcome 614 446 8224 Naw In fant Toddler Care 614 446-6227 AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU E1cellent Pay, Benefits Tran sportation, 407 292-4~1: E11t 57'1 91 m lOp m Toll Refunded Odd Jobs, Reaaonable Rain 614 388 8491 Tutoring By Certllied Teacher Grad" 1 8 tn My Home Now Thru Summer 614 44e·7310 31 Homes lor Sale 1 And 7'10 Acres W th N1ce J Bedr oom House Close To Ct ly Limits On 588 Ga lltpolts Reasonable 614 446 4344 1 400 sq fl bru: k 3 bedrooms large hv1ng room bnck palm free water/septtc heal pump 5 m~nule s trom Pt Pleasan t $56 900 304 675 5306 3 Bedroom Home Ofl I Acra 01 Land Call614 2S6 1S26 41 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom house kll chen bath lt~lngrt>Om no pets 304 675 1365 3 BR home lor rent in 1own $300 mont h plus deposrl 304 675 3413 304 675 7109 aher Furnished 3Br House 1 Ftt>Or $350 +Uttltlles Upper Four1h Avenua GaUtpohs l=ta terancas Security Depos11 614 446 4416 After 7p m Nice llftelency cottage unique and beautlfL.II 304 675~42 One Bedroom House Fur mshad Deposit And Reference Raqwred No Pets 614 446 2543 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 2 bed room 1 balh pr1vato toea 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath s 2 Car Garage $45 000 6!4 446-6325 lion on Radman R1dge Hender son area $200 month $t50 depos11 304 n6-6059 o r 304 768 5252 3 Un11 Apar1ment RMial Ex ce l lent Colldt11on Bul av lie Ptke Road Redu ce d• Call For Ap po~ntmanl 614 446 8568 2br Unturnlshed A1r Cable Baaultlut R1ver V1ew Reference Oepo!ut Requ rod Fosler s Mob Ia Homo Park 614 446 1602 BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE H storlcal Area Cor na1 Lot 816 Main S1 Pt Plea!iant W Vtt Complete ly Renovated ~ Full Balhs 3 Large Bed rooms New HIJAC New Carpel Avatlable June 15 61~ 446 2205 3 bedroom mob1l1 homa Ltton Baden Rd 304-675 3590 a her & 00 PM Ell1remety neal ready to mo ve 1nlo, 2bdrm heat pump greal starter home or lor couple FMHA approved 6t4 992 7'196 Must Move OUick By ONner Gracious One Floor Bnc~ In Pomeroy Extra s! Below Ap pratsal 614 992 5979 Split @ntry 3 bedro oms llvingroom dmmgr oom Ia mily room wlflteptace 3 baths covered deck paho doub le garage Sand Htll Ad 304 675 1258 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale $'1 000 Rebate Schull 14176 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths Otm Sp@clal Low Price French Ctly Mob1le Homes 614 446 9340 --- 1973 Forrest Park Mobtle Homo 2 Bedrooms 12x6S Total Etec::trtc Very Good Condtlton• 614 446-6878 1978 C&G Baron 14•10 2bdrm all eltoelrlc heat pump, screened porch ca rport all kllchen appliances lncludlnp dishwasher vary good condition 2 acres locate d on Rock springs Road 614 9921283 1980 Buddy t4r70 total electric Concrete porch 21\111 Baths WID OW garden bathtub CA 15• 30 abo~• groung pool 3ml out ol Porter Call 614 388 8352 5 00 1983 Na!;hua 3 bedroom 14170 with 7•12 expando CA OuHn waterbed garden tub all appliances t0x20 deck $'14 500 Uust mo~• 304 675-7860 or 6753594 1985 Windsor 2br Fully Furnished Dishwasher Disposal, TV Slereo System Throughout Washer & Dryer 2 Bedroom1 Of Furntture And Living Room Furniture M lcrowave ~etrigeretor And Slo~t 614~46 3547. 304 7113-4356 1989 Do ublew1de 24x60 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths New Roof Un derplnnlng Porches Ask ing $21 500 Phone 614 245 9059 1992 Brea1awood t4x60 2 Bed rooms Still Under Manufacturers War ranv 614 379 2293 Af tar 6 PM Mob le f-tome unturn CA 322 Thtrd Ave 614 446 3748 or 614 256 1903 Before 9 PM 44 Apanment for Rent 1 bdrm apt m Mtddleport water sewa~a trash po1d you pay etacln cJgas $150 mo 614 949 2217 1bdrm S225mo includl& ut!htlaa sac ur~ty depos11 re quired no pel! 514 992-2218 2 bedroom apt u! \Illes paid Hud approved 304 575-2722 And 2 Bedrooms Stove Refrigerat or Furnished 614 446 3940 2br Garage Apartment Local ad 106 Locust Street G.illtpolls S22SIMo $100 Deposn Waltr Furnished 614 446 3870 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATE.S 536 Jackson Pike from 1192/mo Walk to shop & movtes Call614 446 2568 EOH S.t 614-446-9325 Joe Cusack You Are A Winner' Bring A Copy Or Thl! Ad Along With IdentifiCation To The Gal- LAYNE S FURNITURE Complete home turn 1shmgs Hours Mon Sat 9 5 614 446 0322 3 miles out Bula~dla Ad Free Delivery Teal Green R&ellner 19 Color TV W1th Remole 614 245-5233 Gracious llvtng 1 and 2 bed room apanmants at Vtllage Manor and R1var s1de Apartments tn M ddteport From $196 Call 614 992 7781. EOH Complelly Furnished mobtle home 1 mtle below town over looking n~er No Pets CA 614 446.03lll bedroom 304 67S- One bedroom lurmshed apt Poin t Pleasant ~ery clean no pel! 304-675-1386 Tara Townhouse Apart ments 2 Bedroom! 2 F toon~ 1166 Sq Ft 1 112 Ba ths CA OW Disposal 2 Pools Utilities Pa1d Extapl Electric No Pets 614 3677850 Furnished Rooms Rooms tor rent week or month Slar1tng at $120/mo Gattla Hotel 614-446 9580 46 Space tor Rent Trailer & tot Pl Pit al'lla, $15 500 304-675-!5768 lhlr 5 00 PM Will Do Babysttling In My Home Good Certified Nurs11 Aid loc1tlon 614-446-2652 35 Lots & Acreage Country Mobile Home Park, Rt 33N under new management Lots, $85, home ranlals, $233 614·385-8227 Mobile Home Lot 1!2 Ac:riS Prt'tftleJ. At 2 Nor1h, 6 Mills From t'Oinl Pleasant WV 614 446-9340 Office Sp~ce Modern Ottice Suite Available In Bushlllsa And Prohlalon•l Buttdlne 414 Second AYenue GatlipOlle Mor rle Haskins, 614446-2631. 614 446·2512 47 wanted to Rent Young couple wtntlng to rent amall house or trailer, W.th land lor dogs, will pay $200mo nltld by Msy 111 614 992 7460 49 Witt Do Houseclasnlng In Gat· Upo1l1 Area 14 50 Per Hour 614 lots for ula trailers accep1able 304·675·m2 446-8406 Lots In Gallipolis Fsrry 100% owner financlntl at 198 64 per month any on1 of tour Iota available 304-675 2722 ·--'-"--'-=--- 1 VI RA FURNITURE BARGAINS GALORE• 614 446 3!58 LIVING ROOM Sofa And Chair $179 And Up Colfee And End Tables $79 And Up Swtvel Rockers $79 BEDROOM Bunk Beds $99 (2x6) 4 Drawer Chest Ot Drawers S44 95 Tw tn Mattress $99 S.l DINETTE S Wood Bar Stoots $14 95 (26 ~ Ta ble And 4 Padded Chair s $129 OPEN 7 Days A Week 9 A M 6 PM Sunday 12 Noon S PM Rt 141 4 Mtles Oft Rt 7 tn Cen tenary Antiques 53 Bt~ R1ver Antiques 510 Matn Sl Pomt Pleasant WV Buy or sell Ri~arlne Anteques 1124 E Mam Street Pomeroy Hours MTW 1000em lo600 p m Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 614 992 ~526 8hp Troybuill Rototlllar also row marker, pild $1580 Wt ll take $800 614 992-~62 attar 6pm 9mm semi automatiC handgun very good condition S200 firm 614 992 6929 after 4pm Color TV s Por1able And Con sole $60 Each M1crowa~e Oven $90 Electric Clot hes Dryer $65 614 256 t2J8 For Lease Second Floor Apanment For LH•• L A One B R , Bath Khchen W/ Stove & Aefrig W.ttr Furnished No P'ela Cor nor Socond & Pin'. Galllpollo 5230 Per Month, u.poalt A• qulred Call 614-446-4249 614 446-2:12!5 Or 614-446-4425 Draperies Bedspreads Cur tam s Tab esk tr1 Stacks Ladtes Typewttllr Medtcme Coal Cabmel P1ctur1 Ladtes Su11 Cofteemaker 614 446 3375 For Sa te 3 Formal~ And 13 614-446 3087 Sill~ 7 For Sale Walk Behtnd Gravley Electric Stan Mower Dual Wheels Good Condtllon $900 614 446 0761 Franklin Type Fireplaco Stov11 Cast Iron Wtth Accessones $100 Phooe 614 446-3791 Atler 6PM FREE INSTALLATION SWIMMING POOLS Only $62 91/Mo ' For 12 Months 19xltl4 Pool Include! Fillet laddeno Huge Deck E.tc ('Based On Selling Pr1ce Of $699 $14 4S APR, Total Deterred Pr1 ce $754 92) Don t Bel1eva U? Call BPI 1 800-~8 1923 Genesis Nutrition Products featuring Amino Acid Body Bulldtng, wetght loss and tal burner tormufn Avatlable •• clus1ntv at Rile A1d Pharmacy The safe way to diet IBM PS 1 Hard Dme Color Momlor And Pnnter D•sk $1 400 6t4 256 1026 Balore I PM Maney Ferguson 50 AC WD 95 3pt hitch Cas. Va c 3pt htlr:h Massey Harris Ferguson Pony 7ft Bu sh Hog d1sc 3pl 8hp Briggs & Stratton motor Twenty three 22ft used trusse! each kid• tprinq horse good klds 161n starter b1ke 18ft alumn hard top boa! 75hp motor, 10ft alumn Jon BOlt Peltcan 3 man paddle boa!, 12ft alumn V bot tom fishing boat, Ford 7ft Flatt mow.r 3pt Engtlll overhaul kll lor AC WD 45 tractor Ferguson 2 row cuhivalor 3pt one row cultiVJtor 3pt pig pole 304 1n 5680 sa Plano, bldroom sutle stereo file cablllll end tables speaker Iampi tapa pleyar chatrt. card table w lchalts, lawn lurmlure t'tumldiUer, braided rugs can ning jars, 304-675 2915 Plestlc And Medal Cutvart 6 Inch ThAI 60 Inch In Stock Ron Evans, Jackson, Ohio 1 800 537-i528 Tlre ehop tqL.IIpment lor sttle 1 coats 40-~0U tire changer 3 vr old $:1000 1 coels bubble balancer $150 All Urea In stock will at cost you PIIY tax cesh n carry Everything can bl uen at Flivetsidl Salt & Tackle Jet ot Rt 7 and Rt 218 Gal II polls 614 441.0101 or 379-2501 ••II 1918 Honda GL 1000 10 000 miln Honda l1na data ehabiM luggage hke new 304m 5584 ' 1986 Hondll 2SO tour whealer• runs greal $1600 3()4713 528~: or 773-57"30 both after 5 00 PM • ~ 1 .. ~it, ...;~ru. "" I dnn 304-882 ~ -~=========:::;======":':·:·:·•:·:~:::J wh19i1...Honda 300 4 2fi25 wheel8f 54 Mtscellaneous Merchandise 1987 Hond11 2SOX 4 Whe~tlar E1 cellenl Coochllonl $2 300 614 446 ,.,., Hondil 2SOX 4 wheeler 3011 67S 5976 after 4 oo PM Autos tor Sale 71 4: j :; I ~ " 'II Plastic Drums 30 Gal & 50 Gal $3 00 An d $6 00 614 3677802 Whnlpool gas clothes dryer Bryan! gas furnace 304-675- Butldmg Supplies ~JS-1961 aulo S500 H182 Chevy C.naher 4 door Groom and Supply Shop-P.t Groom1ng All bt"Hds styles lams Pet Food o.a1er Juhe Webb Can 614-446-0231 AKC Labrador Retnever pupptes Stre & dam OSA cert1hed & on pram1sas READY FOR EASTER $400 304176 5760 AK C Reg•stered BNgles maletlamttle s1aned had shols 9mos old S100ta 614 992 ~62 aher 6pm AK C Reg•slered M•matwe Dachshunds 614 Jaa-6114 Australian puppteS 7 & lhwks old arcoltent briiNidmg 614 9492014 ~ 1983 Olds 88 307 Hu Most lurury OptiOns \lery Clun Serv.ca Reccwds S2 700 614 307-0506 1983 PonllaC: Bonnev1111 good sh.lpe .,.. 11res St 100 304 7Tl-S284 Of 71']..5130 after 5 00 Pll 1984 Oodga Anes 4 dOOf black AYIAI ca.ssane 4 cyl auto 6M-992 n36 evenmgs 1984 Oodgll Omm auto 4 cyl AIC 1987 S-10 4 cyt 4 speed A£ 304-675-7858 1984 I.e Baron tandy machtnes t pop machtne 35 ft 5th ~ ]1)4..71]..5651 1M5 Dodge Shelby Charger Turbo 5 speed rlldlstlnr good mpg & sharp aksu-.g S2 900 304-67!.-5l06 F1sh Ta nk 2413 Jackson Ava Pomt Pleasant 304--61S 2063 full lme Trop1cal ftsh birds smatl an•.,a ls and s.upphes 1986 ()odgia VIS; $-2 -900 19.87 For Sale or Trade Used 5 Hen. RotottUer For One Good Used Small Push Lawnmower 6H 367 ~37 Good powerUn~eo Farm Supplies & Livestock CavaltEW 5lalton wagon S3 200 1m Ford Ranger •bC S2 600 1984 Bronco II tan $2,600 19BS FOld F 15(1 l2 300 t98S Ptymoulh v.,agor $2lllll o984 fl8fl) 60.000 miles S2 500 1984 T B~rd $1.600 1985 Ford UP S700 19o85 Fifth Avenue SJ,DOO 1ga.c Ford F tOO 34 000 m11es S1995 1987 Foprd Bronco full SlZe $.4.800 1987 Ct.v-r Cor ¥title $1.400 1985 Olds O.tta 88 S2,m 1986 Bu.ck Sky Hawll Span $1.995 Sconys Used c. •• Hew H.arwen, 304-882 1752 1986 Grand Arn 6 Cylinder $2 000 fiM-446 3040 61 Farm Equipment 1986 Otds Firenu 5 speed a1r ami tm stereo, 1111 whMI 614 9!12-6529 e.allaher 6pm 2 Row Corn Ptanters 614 24S.. 5508 Eventngs 1987 Camaro Good Shape 48 000 lllltles Auto Tin &MIFU 25 F1 Gooseneck Trailer l>uat Axles $2 400 614-446.()1)()8 a Fl Drag DISC 3 Pomt Dir1 Scooper Bucket 18 Ft Electnc Hay Elevilllor Bunk 9ed5 61437'9· 2198 Cass Call Aft11r 6p m 614 367 0215 1987 Gr-and lM loiiiJ mtles PS PB AMIAI cassette uc cond $4 200 or lt'a~Mi tor aU\'o p.ck up 3tH.07S-1221 tm Otcls Dena 88 'V 1ny1 Top loldld 1 E1~'-nt Condi1lot'l' S5 000 &K-446-4225 After 6p m U!tllly Btdg Spec111 30 140 K9 t 15 x8 Sltdtng Door 1 3 Walk Door, Patnted SIMI Sidtrtg & Root1ng $5190 Iron Horse Btdrs 1 800 352 1045 1987 Trans-Am T Tops toad-.d )04-675-3816 FARM TRACTOR SUPPlY Otuo Valley Serv1ca Center Buy Sen Tr ade 614 2S6-6040 1988 Chevy Calolbrity loaded $2,800 or best ott.r 304~ ~ 5ll2 aor 6 M-992 -J.4B8 IH Modo! 80 Pull Ty~ Combioe Very Good Cond•lloo S900 Taylor Farm 614-643 2285 11J88 Ford Escort aulo 4 cyl 49 lOO mtiiS. QOOd cond S4 500 firm 104-6~-7161 - -- JO 1530 D1&SII Traclor $5 950 800 Ford W1th Plow & Disc Blade And Bu~h Hog $3 8.SO 614 286-6522 63 20th Annual Bentley Pig Sale Fndey Apnl 2Uh 7l0 PM Fayttta Co Falrgroullds Washington Courthouse Selhng 200 head ot Barrows & g1hs For more informat1on contact R091r Bentley (513)584 2398 or IAroy Larrick 513 780-4802 1989 Ce6ebrity Eur011por1 Air Condibontng Cn.nu Control S9 000 Miles ftMw Ttres S6 200 iM-446-2015 1991 F.st1va sM 1"11111 pam! 198'7 H1ss.an sunroof std tow m1 198.5 lyn• low mtles std runs greal 1984 Datsun, auto 4dr A\'8 m•luge 614-446-nn or 614 446-6980 low mt ......"95 s.• 3 Hampshlte Year1tng EW'Is One Vearlmg Rilllm R.ady F01 Show 614 446 1158 for 1910 Ford S600 Runs Good Has Hew Tires 614--446 4 H and FFA Mart. at Lambs 304 882 2886 1029 - - - - - - - FOf Sale 1geS Ford TafrC)O 4 Doof Elr:oallent Condthon fMow IKes., $2..50CI CaH SM-446.....638 Angus And Cht-Angus Bllei Buns Raasonabty Pnced S~le Run Farms Jackson Ohte 6l4286 5395 AOHA Son-ell Mare June 1990 FaniUIIC Paint Colt 1991 12 Fl Stock Tnuter $1795 614 286-6522 Heretord Cow wtth Ltmousm ca ll 304 458 1817 Holstein ht1f1rs A I br1Nd1ng 6 bread•ng age 1S lon g ynrhngs 4 registered Davtd Koblenfl 614 985 3989 72 Trucks tor Sale 1971 g•"'~ ~ 1 ton, 4sp 3SO en- to. mtte.lge new h,..s 614 992 1'112 1m 0ocJ9e Dump Truck New Tires Good Condthon 325 Amp Gas WtldM Good Cond.. uon. 614-3671031 WantCH:t 1o buy 3 head beet type feeder calves 4 to 6 hundred lbs 614 992~035 ltppo Dell Pmebar Chestnut mare 6yrs old $1500 614-69827'16 Transportation 1988 16fl Four Wmns 90hl] Johnson molar AM FM ctts setle sk1 tube & rope Ilia jack el! low hours $7 000 30o1 67S 1617 1989 18ft Ponloon 1991 60hp Evmrude motor lull canvas eovw hsh tulder $7400 614 992-6641 days 614-992 2627 IVeflrtgS Boat lrt1ler 7 1/2 hp motor & other artras 304 1n S836 BOATERS J S Manne Servtce Servmg All Y~r Boating Needs Pans, Ac; , cnsones 'fwo Cyc le Oi l And S.Ntce 614 256-£t60 BOATER S Gutnn! Mercury Manne SeF\"ICQ Mercury Manner Mer cru1 Sili spectaltst Mercury ce n1l1ed Mobile We come to vou 614 259 597':1 76 Auto Pans & Accessones ===~--c-:-:-:Bu~1111 Transmissions Usad & '' rsblutt S1ar1tng 11 $99 lronl : whtel dnve startmg at $149 oo , 614-245-5677 614-992-6293 I CheyeMe s Truck Auto, Rt 50 , rkArthur Oh10 New Pr•mium 1 Oualhy Replac•ment Crash Parts A.t Wholesa le Pncu No ' Hau141 Returns Free Oahvery To ArN And Route Body Shops Call For O.liiiiS. 1 800-253-6358 For Sale Dodge 318 eng1ne w.lh • • J lip auto trens , transl• cas• l bon! illle $200 61~ 992 ~478 •Mkdays tngs 79 ~ 614 992 3349 even Campers & Motor Homes Star Craft pop-up camper $50Q 304..575-2972 Services Ill Home Improvements All Types Home Repau Or Remodeling Decks S1d1ng Roofing Call Jack Hm chm;~il 614-446-3551 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondtllonat hlellme guaran I " Local relarences furntshed FtM Hltmates Call collect 1o. 614 237-0488 day or n1ght Rog~ Basen.nl Waterpr~ • ftng ! Home lmptovemerots 1980 .lliep p.c:t~....., wtth topp.r 4 pnca 304..SJS.tss9 Of S75-451S saoo. Oh1o Villey Walerproohng 1114... VIand St Potrn Pleaanl WV 25550 304 ~ 75 3049 Fr.. es ltmitles Jeff R1a9111r- You Are A Wm ner'" Bnng copy of th11 ad and •dan11hca1ton to the Ragisler Of'ttce 1o clatm your lr&e adver ttslng Prua must be c laimed bllor. Apnl 24 1992 1W a..., han ton pitllup »t17'5-5332 Of &K-Ml-3488 : , • • t 1 S.~lc Tank Pumping $90, Gall~.: Co RON EVANS ENTERPRIS£S ! Jukson OH 1 800 537 9528 82 I Plumbing & Healing Ca r1er s Plumbln~ Founh and Pine GallipoUs Ohio 614 446 3888 614 38&-9T1l 1984 ]14 Ton 6 Cyttnder 4spd Truck 1.4 200 1971 tl2 Ton Ford S2 800 614446-8536 "' Ron 1 TV Servlea spec:lstlzlnp. m Zenith also sarvlting moef",-{; other brands House calla elsct;' some appliance ,.pairs. w~~ 304-5-ni 2398 Oh10 614--446-2454,.... , --,----c-- - - - - 61t tt6 Ut5 86 Celebr1ty 211L FIIOD Loaded $2 400 614 367-0122 et letS OOPM JET Aeralton Motors repaired New & r.. bullt motors m stock RON EVANS JACKSON 0H t 300537 gs2a 1Hl Dodge Ram pct~ue~ LWB with topp81f pslpb, new tnes txt,. good i2SOO Aftar S 00 Sale Or Take 0.. Peyments, Autos tor Sale Newer Homes Room Addl!lon1 Work Aootlno Foundation Kitchens And Balhl Free E• ' 11m1le! 1 Relerances No Job ' TDO 819 Or Smalil614 367-0516 W1ll bu1ld pa11o covers d~k s screened rooms put up vmy l siding Of !ratter !llklrting 6l4 245 9~52 liA 5-10 Good Ccndllktn For 84 •I Electrical & Refrigeration Rnldlntlal or commercia( wiring new service or rapalrt M11ter Licensed electrician Ridenour Eleclncal WV00030& 304-675-1786 ' I 1 11 1 I 1968 Mu!lang, good body runs grut wu us.d tor show ear needs frame wortt $900 304~h 1985 Radar Bass Boat 15 112 h 40 hp Martner motor 304 516 2553 1971 Chevy peck up lrttnstn~SS~C~~ 5284 or nl-57)0 SOOPM With 65 hp Mercury Mol or & ~ Trotting Motor $2 700 614 446 ' 46311 • rm GIIIC 114 lon H 0 , 150 auto psipb lttt slidt"9 wtndow ,... hilch topper 11500 61424S-9454 wo Pony For Sale 614..,.46-0529 m ~~~~~~--~· 1975 16h Starcrart Bass Boa! ( Oav ls S4w Vac Sarvlca GIOfgas Creek Ad Parts sup plies ptckup and delivery 614 446-<1294 LWB 3 ~ 5 cyl Ng:h m1ies body ovugh S340 104-6l'S-1m Polled Hereford Bulls 1 3 Yrs Old Top Btoodhnes T1ylot I Taylor 6 1~-643 2285 71 J YNrt Expenence On Oldar & 1 Year Old Reg•st•~ Black Angus Bull 614 ·3&8-8670 1986 . . 75 Boats & Motors tor Sale Curtis Livestock February We Buy Sell Trade Used Har 'II lays Parts And Acc@ssones' Av i u lable 614 4~ 7055 ~ Olds Cutlass $2100 198!:1 Chevy Shth T1u Puppll! AKC R.g F1rs1 Shots Beau11tu t Lovmg Pets $200 614·643 2285 One S1 000 cyl auto runs good body 1111 le rough $650 ]0.(-882 334 3 Pets tor Sale 59 runs good 197'9 FtretHtd new engme new needs bfakas lritnsmtssiOfl 1981 Ford Esc:ort 614 992 204S 2~5-5121 56 1977 Cadtllac 2dr S500 6)4..992 Jl21 1979 YUS1afl9 All New Pa11s 1 RetM11 n Wolor Redo,. To look Like A 86 302, Auto Has Mtnor Elac Short Reduc-ed To Sell' $1 CKIO 614-446-6617 " 55 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 2 Self-defrosting retrlgarator!i 1 white, t brown, $100 each Kenmore wuher/dryer sal al mond color S200 GE washerldryar whlta S150 ' Motorcycles 74 Rabb 11 s for sate 304-675-3526 Craltsman 6hp ro1o ltll•r 304 615 3603 Acre la nd trailer 2 bedrooms, deck porch oUibldgs Jerrys Run Apple Grove 304· 57'6 2145 Will Cltt lor elderty or wUI do house cleaning have referen cet for both, 304-675-5288 1989 Ford Aerostar Van XL.amt!mlcassa1ta 1111 a1r ctuise,• 46 500MI $8800 614 992 n69 ~ Block bnck sawer pipes win dows lmtals etc Claude Win tars Rto Grande OM t.Jtl 614 Furnished Apartment 4 Rooms And Bath Cenlrally Located Raterence And Depos1t R• qutrlld No Pats 614 446-04~4 SIHplng rooms wl1h cooking Also 1ralter space All Mok ups Call attar 2 00 p m 304 713 5651 Mason WV Repossessed Mobile Homes, Great Salectlon Singles $500 Down And Doubles S1 000 Down With Appro~ed Credlll Ca tl 1-800·589 51'10 t989 ForO Aetostar Convarslo~ Yin, AutomatiC Overdnve A1r1 Till CruiM \lery Good Condt1 lion Call 614 446131'1 Alte r ~ PM , SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITURE 62 Ol1va St Gallipolis New & Used furniture hea tef$ Wes turn & Work boots 6t4 446 3159 Furnished Apartment 1 Bed room Utilities Pa1d $260 mo 920 Fourth Avenug Gatltpolll Ohio 614-446-4416 After 7p m 45 I'IN4'7 1 3876 Concrete & PlastiC Septic Tanks Jel Aeration Tanks Aon Evans Enterprises Jack son OH 1-800-537 9528 Furnished Apartment 1br nut lo L1brary parktng central heat alt refere nces 61~ ~46 0338 Be lore 7p m 198i Chevy 4x4 Atr AM~ Cassella, Century Topper1 • ~,. PB Hitch, 5 Spd And Mo-. 52 000 Mlln Very N1c1 1 $10 500..-: 614-446-6970 _. \1-f-AD !:11\ MD wtl'i' fO!IR. PICKENS FURN ITURE New!Used Hou"hold turntshlng 112 m Jerncho Rd P1 Pleasant WV call 304 675 1450 Efficient Apanment For Rent County Stttlng 614 446-6no One and two apar1ments tor rant 2053 or 675-4100 1981 Ford AarrOBtar M1n1 Van. Call 614- 379-2809 or 614--367 7950 or 304..fi75-60« Big Savings On All Cupet In S1ock Cash And Carry Mol Iehan Carpets 614-446-71t44 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers retngarators rangos Skaggs Appliances Upper Rlvltr Ra Bestde s tone Crest Motel Call 614-446 7398 1 800-499-3499 Hide A Bed Sofa Queen $'ISO Complete 5 Pc Bedroom SUIIB S250 Lawn Mowers Rattan Dinnette Table Glass Top & Rat tan Backs Washer & Dryer $'100 Each Complete Uv1ng Room 9 1986 Ford Aarostar Van one owner 4 cyltnder 5sp transmission 614 742 2427 a he~ 6pm 4 P1ece Uvmg Room Suite Rust!Brown $150 614 44&-048! Leave A Mes sage Comphtte sel of ma!chtng bunk beds brand new w lh matching cheat of drJwers 304-675-6929 2 Bedroom House 26 Chillicothe Road Gallipoli s $8 500 614 446 1615 614 ~46 1243 New mobile home with cenlral air garage lot priced 1o sell 304-895 3676 or 895 3584 Household liOOdS Page 73 Vans & 4 WD's CAfS CAlli!* 01¥1.. 1 ofTtll"'fdfiA!q l.al\111 111£1~ K51.1":~'> ~ 1 Ouahty soltd Maple Kmg stde bed Matess & Boll Spnngs Couch I Love Seat Chair & Reclatner 2 end Tables 1 Coffer Table Ell ceU Cond111on 614 446 9205 or 304-67S..7575 House tor rant In Syr acuse 614 992 7689 Will babysit In my home 304675-5330 Will do yard work (mow & trim} and till gardena 304 675-7595 evening• S1 Y'oL.Ir Free Advertlsi, Prlu Mu st Be Claimed By prel 24 1992 5pm Schull Homestead 1992 t 4x70 2 Or 3 Bedroom1, 2 B1th a..1 Vinyl Siding Shlngte Roof ::special Prlet $18 99!5 French City Mobile Homu e14~6-9340 E~enlnga Rentals VENDING ROUTE Gel R1 ch Owck? No Way• Bul We Have A Good Steady Affordable Bus ness Wont Last 1-BOO 284 VEND Real Estate Kll "'\" t ARI Yl EI b> I arn \\ roght llpollo Tnbune 0 "'" To Cliim 2br House Furn 1sh1d Depostl And Reference Requited No Pets 6l4-446 4879 Will Do Babysitting In My Home Located Near Clay School 614 256-6869 , Guard 4go nif H1f1'1 Pnt tl V'e TM Class flfd Secuon peL Retratn NowlltSou1heastern Bueiness College Spring VaHey Piau Cell Today 614 446~367fl ReglsterJiion 190-05-12748 Would You Like To See What s New With Amway Or Restock Your Supphes Call 614 446 NEW - REPAIR GUTTERS DOWNSPOUTS GUTIER CLEANING PAINTING c--..w Business Training 14 2 Secretary I Recepllonlst! For Growing Offtce Word Process ing (WP5 1) Tra nscription Pleasant Phone Persooatlty, lnl Qllllng Exp, Wilt Train On Vart ous Computer Programs Flulble Day And Evening H~urs Resume To Cathy Cooper P 0 Bor 910 Galllp~ls Alcohol Or Drug CounseiOf To Pro~lde Counsahng Education Presenla11ons In Out Patient Silting B A Degree Praterrad Experrence Dasirable Send Ruume By May 1st To FACTS At' 2 BoK 273-A Bidwell, Ohio 45614, MIFIH E 0 E Bennett.l Mobile Ho_!!~ 1391 Salford School Rd. Cal (614) 446·9416 BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Comport Wanted Sales posi tio n lor local 1r11 business Offering benefits must btl aggress tve 1nd able to work w1th public Setld complell resume Boll B 18 care Pt Pleasant Reg s1er 200 Mai n Sl PI Pit WV 25550 Would L1ke To Aenl A House With 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Would Like To Have House tn Bidwell School D1stnct Area 614 367 m3 Restaura nt Equtpment For Sale 3 Taylor Soft Serve Free1ers 2 Door Freezer Slap In Cooler Display Freezer Menu Board Table And Chws M1sc Equ1p mont 614 245 9033 1h74 Governor 3bdr dol uxo ba1h front kitchen 8ll16 porch vinyl underpmntng e~c cond t lion $15 000 614 992 7410 17 Miscellaneous 45631 INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO racommends thai you do busl ness with poopla you know <Jnd NOT to sand money lhrou~h lha mall unlll you h a~a mvasttgaled the olfermg Reporter/P hotographer lor growing weekly newspap•H ax parlance ntlcessary must have wrilmg and ltty out skills Sef'ld resume Independent Herald Box 100, Ptnev tllt WV 24874 Someone To Mow Lawn Approx 5 Acres Must Ha~e Mower 614-446-7310 Evamng! Wa nted Residential Building Lot Or Acreage For Ouahty Homes Must Be Wlthm 5 M1/es Of Holze r Hospttal On Blacktop Road 1 304 273 2940 Business Oppollunity $500 Ott Purcha se Pnce Ot Any New Home AI Elsea Home Cen ter Great Setaclton Frae Sel Up And Oehvery• Ca ll 614 n2 1220 0242 ~ Water Heaters. -.... $350 00/0ay Processing Phone Orders! People Call You No E1 perlenc• Ntcassary 1-800-255- 21 Store As Clerk Apply CLA Box 112 c/o Galli pol s Datly Tribune 825 Third Avenue Galt poll! Ohto 45631 Wanted a Mature reposlbla Per aon who lnjoys Cooking . Apply BElTER flY DfSIGH e Help Wanted 11 e e Near a TV weatherman's house after 1t s ramed three weekends 1n a row 6mos old long hatred black ca l llller l rame<f. comes wtth ht ter box 614 698 2508 E.d Baer You are a winner! Bring a copy ol this ad along with I 0 to the Dally SenHnet 10 cta1m your free advertising Pme must be claimed by Apnl 24 1992 Real Estate Wanted Want lo buy lol sui1able tor mob le home wtll pay cash 304-675-6984 m 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 •e • 36 Giveaway PS 304·273-SSSS HAULING e • 0 J White Road, 18 Acres Moslly Wooded With A Beautl tul Bu1ldmg Stte That Has A View For Mt tes Nice L•~•t Drlv•way Rural Wallt Etaetrlclty And Phone Servtca A~aitabte 3 Mtlas From Holzer Hospi ta l $39 000 614-446 4127 6 • e Lots joming Point 100"4 owner tlnancmg at $101 46 per month buy! ali three lots 304 675 2722 LIVE I UVEI ..!\lEI 1-900 45<1 9800, (18 +) SSTEL 211m2 • • • • e $53,000 Cu•tom 614-992-2549 e e NEW LISTING- lllddloport· Commeraal/apertment Cur rendy occupied by Beauty shop & Tattoo shop rnchJdes 2 bedroom remodeled opts Gocd monthly rental rncome Sunday 1·5 pm For More lnlo Call e • $29900 $20.00 HRS Mon -Sat 10 am 5 pm e • NEW USTING- Middleport- 1 112 story frame home w1th 3 bedrooms fireplace CIA full basement new plumb1ng & WIIIRQ. ~ont & back porciles lanced back yard ASKING Welcome Slates MUST PRE REGISTER FOR ALL CLASSES New Ho•es • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing • 992-5692 ........ ........ 992-3056 99H365 992-5371 3674121 Frontage an excelloot camprng srte $8 000 45768 Pomeroy, Ohio TROf-BI£T Ov Sprin& Shipmen! Or Troy-81lt 1\Uen Now In S.oek. Your LoeGI '!!.!J BU, fhol., • e USTINQ. Longbottom "SPEClAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS"' 39815 Gold Ridge Rood 1 Real Estate General NEW APR. 28 6 .00 pm Basket Class Meaiows PH. 614·992-5591 • MIOOLEPORT-Genoral Hartinger Parkway Come see thl5 cute 2 bedroom apartment wrth two car garage Ha s natural gas ftoor tumaoo and would make a groat rental property JUST $13,900 USTING- Longbo11om-Approx blended Easler hours. Open unli17:30 pm SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •e e • fireplace and two car garage Has well water that has never NEW '}(Jltfr.ryn 7/31f911tfn • e • acres tillable Also sttnng on tits a two bdrm home wtlh a 608 EAST MAIN CUFTS APRIL 13-18 Molorcycltt-Eic 10 ... _ ..........,.., DARWIN, OHIO e • LANGSVILLE-How would you ltke a ntoo 52 acre farm 7 DOTTIE TURNER Broker IIRENOA JEFFERS OARUNESTEWART SANDY BUTCHER! .... ,., ..... ,... SHERYL WALTERS Cheshire om•• Pete-Wildlife 1·800-848-0070 • • • • • • • • • • e • e • e • • e • e • • • e • • •• •e Well here tl IS approx 45-50 acres fenced Wtth about 10 gone ciy Even has a ltttie bmb&r acres • e • rents lor $250 per month •e • • e e 3/23~2/tln Lots in New Ha~en 100% owrter lm anclng at 110146 per month buys all three lois a304 675 2rJ.2 The Dally Senlinel Merchandise 35 Lots & Acreage GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS HOME II S Call Today Meet Ton1te 1 900 773 1006 $2 95 Mm 18 • Malelel Costa Mosa, Ca l1fomla 4 POMEIOY, OHIO -Room Addltiono -Gullor Work --Eieolrlcool 1nd Plumbing -Rooftng -lnllrior 6 Eatorlor Polnd"ll (FREE ESTIMATES) .65.00 CASH REWARD e • e e • •e • • • e • •• • RACINE-Fomlly Needed For thrs 1 112 story J 4 bedroom home wtth 4 pordles half basement dtntng room lamtly room and a small outbUIIdtng Good stzed lot $28,500 woodburner furnace centra l atr and e 217 E. SocoM St. TROLLEY STATION WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS OH POMEROY-Beech St""'t-You need to see thos boutrlul bncl< home Has 3 be<*ooms large I 111ng room full basemen~ and a one car garage $34,900 Fr. . P•t Ofllce 4115111211 mo 1 Vegetable Plants, Flowers, Everlastings, Baskets, Herbs, Boxes, Flats. lae11 SNAFU' hy Rruce Reatllc Announcements Spade •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD Co. Rd. 28 hk~. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992·5335 or 985·3561 539 Bryan Mrddleport, 1 mo pd 4111/D2 - unloeded ond diesel fuel Alto tho following real lor one year ~Mrtoda. estate In uld Village, Melg• All oooled brda shall be County, Ohio Beginning at received in the Clerk'• the 1outheas1 corner of the Olllco 11 320 Eut Marn above deacribed lot, thence Strtet. Pomeroy, Ohio on or soulh 50 degreea west one before 11 00 A.M. on May 1, hundred feel to a atake, 1992 thence eouth 61 degrees watt The Pomoroy Village 37 faet to a slake, thence Council retervea lhe nght oouth 78 degrees eut 71 loot to accept or r~t~ecl any or all to 1 atake, thence north 20 bodo degr- tilt 100 loot to tho Brendo Momo, Clerk place ol beginning Vlll•ge of Pom•oy Reference Deed Vol 254, 320 E Maln-PO Box 666 Pogo 463 and Vol 260 Page Pomeroy, OH 45769 419, Deed Recorda of Meigs (4)17241tc Counly, Ohio JUDGE DONALD A COX (4) 17, 24 (5) 1, 3TC 6 Lost & Found ROSE GIIIIIBOUSI NOWOPII AU MAliS lrlnJ It I• Or Wt JAMES KEESEE 992·2772 or 742·2097 4-7-92-1 mo side lines run- ning bock oouth 50 degrees w..~ •nd back line being perallel wllh Iron I line, being lot No 352 In the Village ol Pomeroy, except tho coal underlying oald premloea ond 1 mile north of Baahan Mlddl~port, 204 N. Sec. Ave. Middleport, Ohio 992·3184 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohto 3 Announcements MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR •Vtnyl Sodtng •Replacement Window •Roofing olnaulation the front boars north 40 de-- greea west, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Case No 9D-DR-148 NOTICE Revised Code Secllon 2129 09-17 53 Pursuant to an Order of thlo Court, the following parcelt ol real property will be 205 North Second Ave Public Notice width 100 feet The line on Public Notice on SERVICE 100 loot, running back at that sold at public auction •t the Ava nell George, Plalnllfft, vs, Mel go CountyCourthouoe on E E Nelson, et al , Defen-- April 29, 1992 at 10 00 A M E E Nelson, et at, Pom- KING'S TV INSULATION ZENITH 1992 73 vans & 4 wo·s Anyptoco No Jell Too Big aft... 1969 Mustang $3500 1919 Chn $850 198S Honda Shadow 100cc 2.,400 mi $2 000 304-6~ 3960 191'1 Chevene 1uper aport, 350 high performance engine, Cowl Induction hood c1il 104-882 2215 ·=--- -- - ' 85 General Hau II ng : W• Do Hauune An~im. · ,I oi WhM1 DriYe, Too lhlle BaHmenl Cleaning • Glntl'll Work, Any Kind! 114! • 379--2:278 Any1irne • • c.11 - 67S-7623, Or ...........,. Upholstery : ;:::=-:-7.--:-.-:,:.:.,.-!...-- • a-ny • Slto<t WhMI-. 305. 4 s,-. 1984 4· Uft, 1114 co-y 4 Whoe1 Orhto, 305. 4 Slto<t--. s-. ·Uft. Alum Call - I"IS-7623, Or l14-446-4015 • lf1 -roy • ...-.tc.. Upholotoring 11111 trl county orN 21 yeero Tho. boot In tumHuta uphololortng C.ll 304-675At54 lor ~.. ... timatn I I • ~ �Friday, Aprtl17, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-1 0-The Dally Sentinel WEE '••" Channel Ill. Cll (J] Station City WSAZ HUfldiiiOII WQN TBS Atl111t1 Clllcogo (J]Q WSYX ~ lllO WOOl WCHS Allltoo Chartalol (f) WPBY HUidllgtOII WVAH Colu11bu1 Hurrklrll 111111 llltD WBNS Coiumbn Gill WOWK HUIIrlftiiOII I!J WTAP Pert:tnbur; 0 USA NASH N.. lOA: Naahwllll ESPN stlorts Qll = lit II] CNN NtW1 FAM flmlty • SATURDAY SAT.. APRIL 18 itl •f. ' ' . '""'~ .. • MORN! NO 5:00 11J1 Allrod Hitchcock Hour l8l Sporto LIIONight 5:20 Ill NBC Nlghlalclo 5:30 Ill D Homo !~~lopping (]) Flohlng Wllh Aolond Marlin !Ill~ Wool<ond Roport 1D oollc Spom AIMfk:ll H~h School Basketball peciat-Gable 1n 9. l8l ShowBiz T ay the Classroom WEEKDAYS MORNING 5:00 (!) (MOl Love Boat (l) fl Morning Agriculture Roport 0 (TU,WE,TH,FRJ NBC Nlghlllde · iiJ (TU) Pold Prug,.m i1J (WE, TH,FRJ My Sieler Slm 1D (MOJ Flehln' Hole ID (TU) Glory Dayo a Sporto LatoNight 5:05il] D (TU,WE,TH,FR) Home ~ng ' CD (MOJ H~n'a Heroeo BLOOD SlJGAR CHECKED - Brooke Howard, len, a student at Meigs High School, was one of many who participated in the third annual health fair of tbe school's nursing assistant class. Performing a blood sugar screening test is Melanie Qualls, right, a nursing •sskta•t student, as Mary Harrisoa, R.N, of the nursiag staff service at Holzer Medical Center, looks on. Nurses from Holzer and Veterans Memorial Hospital assisted during tbe bealtb fair. Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two days before an event and tbe day of that event. Items must be received weD in advance to assure publication in tbe cal· endar. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT - Revival scr· vice at Middleport Church of the Nazarene through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. and Mrs . Billy D. Crane, Parkersbur~, W. Va, spe<ial work· crs. Public mvited. RACrNE - The Racme Church of the Nazarene will have revival through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly . Sunday services w1ll be 10:30 a.m . and 6 p.m. Rev . Joe Jordan wiD be evangelist and there will be Spe<l31 mu sic . Rev . Thomas L. Gates II invites the public. REEDSVILLE · Long Bot · tom/Reedsville charge will hold : Good Friday services at Reedsville ' United Methodist Church at 1:30 p.m . COOL VILLE · Good Fnday services will be 7 p.m. at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Bob Lyons, Porterfield Bapllst Youth Minister, will be speaker. RU1LAND - Annual hymn smg of Rutland Freewill Baptist Church will be Friday at 7 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Public invited. HOCKINGPORT· Good Friday program at Hockingport United MethOdiSt Church at 7:30p.m. There will be an egg hunt Saturday at4 p.m. RUTLAND - Good Friday all night gospel smg at the Rutland Civic Center begmnmg 7 p.m. Fnce admission. Refreshment' available. Public invited. SYRACUSE - Good Fnday ser· vices at First Baptist Church Syracuse will be at 7:30 p.m . Publi c invited. RACINE · Car wash sponsored by the Southern Future Homemak · ers of America will be held at Eber's Station Fnday 8 a.m to 2 p.m . Recommended donation is $3 for cars and small trueks and S4 for vans and full- size trucks. REEDSVILLE - The Unit y Singers. under the direcuon of Sue Matheny, will perform Fnday at 7 .p m. at the South Bethel New Tcs Woent Church on Silver Ridge . MIDDLEPORT · The Middl eport Community Good Fnday service will be held at the Heath United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Rev. AI Hartson will preach. The community choir will perform "We Saw Love" and "The Greamess of God" LONG BOTIOM · Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom :,.ill hold Good Friday commuruon ·and foot washing services al 7 p.rn · Sunrise services Easter Sunday will be 3 6 a.m. Pastor Stev e_ Reed invites the public. Fellowship will follow both events. POMEROY -Good Friday com :rnunity services for the Me1gs County Ministerial Assoctallon ·will be Friday at noon at the FIISI Baptist Church in Pomeroy . CHESTER • Good Friday se rvices 81 the Chester United :Methodist Church will be at 7:30 .p.m. . niPPERS PLAINS -The Tuppers Plains VFV/ Pos_t No. 9053 and Ladies Auxill31)' wtll sponsor a dance Friday from 8-11:30 p.m. at tbc post home. Music by C.L and Country Gcn~emen. Public inVIted. SATIJRDAY RACINE- Racine American Legion Post fi.J2 will have 1ts annu· al Easter Egg Hunt Saturday at noon at the post home . All children are invited. COOL VILLE - An Easter egg hunt is planned at I p.m. for ages 0-11 at the Coolville United Method1st Church . Each child bring a container. CHESTER - Chester Volunteer Fire Department will have a fish fry Saturday 2-8 p.m. at the fire house. MASON, W.VA. · The Bend Area Gospel Sing will be Saturday at 6 p.m. at F3lth Baptist Church m Mason, W.Va. Public invited. REEDSVILLE - Forked Run Sportsman Club will hold an Easter egg hunt Saturday at I p.m. at the club. All ch1ldren welcome . Call 667-6&59 for further infonnation . POMEROY - Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance at the senior ciuzcns center m Pomeroy on Fnday from R-11 p.m. Kent Hall, William stown. W.Va. will be the caller Public invited. Refreshments avaJiablc. POMEROY · The South Bethel New Testament Church Youth will present "To See and Miracle" at the Pomeroy Nursing and Rchabilita· tioo Center Saturday at 2 p.m. and at the church on Sunday at 10 a.m. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Will· ing Work ers of St. Paul United Methodist Church in Tuppers Plains will hold a bake sale Satur· day beg inning at 9 a.m. at the church. P1cs. cakes. cookie s and candy will be available. SALEM CENTE R · Star Grange will hold a potluck supper and fun night Satunday at6:30 p.m. at the grange hall ncar Salem Center . All member s and potential memhe" urged to anend. RUTLAND . T here will be a dan ce at th e Rutland Am e n can Legion Hall Friday and Saturday, & p.m. to m1dmghL Music by White's Hill Band . Puhlic invited. POMEROY . The Future Homemakers of Mc1gs Hi gh School w1 ll he selling homemade Easter candy at Kroger in Pomeroy on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon SUNDAY POMEROY · The Laurel Cliff Free Mcthodi.' t Church w1D present the cantata , "Come Sec the Place" by Joe E. Parks on Easter Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The cantata is under the direction of Anita Sayre. Pastor Wilham R. Williams invites th e public. POMEROY . Rev. Edd1e Buff. ington will preach at the Naom1 Baptist Church in Pomeroy on Sunday at10:45 a.m. Public invited. POMEROY . Easter revival Sunday through Friday at 7 p.m. nightly at the Bradford Church of Christ with KeVJn Yeager, evangelist. Spe<ial music and nursery provided. SfL VER RUN - Sunrise service at Silver Run Bapust Church will be at 6 a.m. Pastor Bill Linle invites the public. POMEROY - Sunrise service and communion al Hysell Run Holiness Chapel, 6 a.m. Sunday schoql at 9:30a.m., morning wor- ship at 10:4) a.m. and 7 p.m. Pastor Raben Manley invites the public. HEART HEALTHY SNACKS - A variety or burt bultby snacks were available for lbose participatiag ill 1~ third annual "Teens at Risk fill' Heart Disease" health fair on Thursday at Mrip Higb School. The fair was presented by Students learn the risks about heart disease The nursing assistant class at CHESTER - Sunrise service at Meigs High School conducted its Mt. Hermon United Brethren third annual "Teens at R1sk for H<art Disease" health fair under Church, off Texas Road. 6:30a.m . the direction of Margie Blake, Tbe goal of the health faJr was LONG EOTTOM - Suruise service at Mt. Olive Community 10 povide the opportunity for stuChurch in Long Bonom, 6 a.m . dents to learn about their risks for Pastor Lawrence Bush invites the heart disease. Participants also received information on how to public. redoce those variru; risks. Opportunities for the Partici DEXTER - Sunnse semces at Dexter Church of Chris~ 6:30a.m. pants included blood cholesterol Breakfast follows. Sunday school. screening, blood pressure screen9:30a.m., communion, 10:45 am. ing, blood sugar screening, an anti and preaching at 11 a.m. by Chris smoking demonstration, nutntion cou~~S~:Iing, determination or 1deal Stewart. Public invited. body weight for heigh!, sampling RACINE - Sunrise service at of heart -healthy foods , numerous Racine First Bapust Church, 6:30 educati onal materials, Heimlich demonstration. a.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. maneuver and morning worship at 10:40 a.rn . hemoglobin checks and stress dots. Assisting tbe nursing class in Children's program at 7:30p .m. under the direction of Sheila Prof- tbe fair were nurses from Holzer Medical Center and Veterans flU and Debbie Bradford. Memorial HospitaL LONG BOTTOM - Surmse serTbe nursing assistant J:rogram is vice at Long Bonom United a one year program offered to stuMethodist Church will be Sunday dents in their senior year of high school. Students participate in onat6:30 a.m. Public invited. the- job oooperati ve employment at COOL Vll.LE- Early Easter scr· local health care or hospital facih vice at Coolville United Mctbodist ties and will he certified in CPR Church. 7:30a .m. Continental and Ftrst Aid as weU as complete a breakfast will be served following. 75~bour nurse aide training program required by law to work m a Second service at 9 a.m. long-term care facility. RUTLAND · Sunnse semce al Rudand Freewill Bapust Church, 6 a.m. Public invited. tbe nursing IISSislanl clasoi under tbe dit..WO.,. Margie Blake. Pictured witb Holly Willi•~ len, as she samples a few of the items are low Batey, Velessa Hunnell, Valerie WiiSOII aad Robin Imboden. APRIL 22 THRU 24 8:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. 20%oFF All UNITRON PRODUCTS DURING THIS EVENT USA I.OCR, JIS 1.J d OHr.l A.odieb 8.... eREFRESHMENTS •FREE HEARING ASSESSMENT •FREE HEARING AID OIECK •DEMONSTRATION OF THE NEWEST HEARING AID TECHNOLOGY, THE K-AMP WHIOI REDUaS UNWANTED BACKGROUND NOISE CAll NOW! 1·800·967·EIRS lnhearing- Providing Adequate Solutioll8 To Communications Proble1118 Due to Hearing Loss Since 1979. - IN HEARING 19 REEDSVILLE - Sunrise service at Fellowship Church of the Nazarene, 6:30a.m . followed by breakfast. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., preaching at 10:45 am. Rev . John W. Douglas mvites the public. MIDDLEPORT - Easter Sunrue Services at Hope Baptist Chwt:h, 4 70 Grant Street m M1ddlepon at 6 a.m. Breakfast will follow the service. Pastor DaVId Bryan invites the public POMEROY - Monday Night Ladies Golf League at the Meigs County Golf Course will have an organizational meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at the golf coune. Teams must be registered by April27 . Rummage, bake sale planned There will be a rummage, bake and craft sale at the Torch United Methodist Church Annex by tbe Fruth Chapel Women's Circle oo May 1 and 2 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Further information may be obtained by calling 667-6504 or 989-2667. 5:35 Ill II NBC Nlghlllde ill CNN Headline Nowo 8:00 lllD 11)1 NBC Nowo 11 SunriM (!) . (MO,TU,WE,TH) Shophent'a Chopet Oocumentlry (!) (FR) Paid Prug..m (l) 0 ABC World Newe This Morning Cil (WEI S..slno11 end tilt low Oal News till II Teenogo Mutant Ninja Turllta alleCNNNewl ID llodloo In Motion llll Today Wllh Marilyn 8:051]) t Love lucy 6:1511Jfl NtWI 8:30 Ill D Nowo (!) 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Bozo (f] Ml- Rogora' tlllg."\borhood w-, RACINE - The Reorgani<ed Church of Jesus Christ of Lauer Day Saints will have sunrise serVICes at 7:30a.m . followed by breakfast and an egg hunt. The public ts InVIted. MONDAY TIJPPERS PLAINS· A meeting to form a Chapter for the Vietnam Vcterans of America will be held Monday at 7 p.m . at the Tuppers Plains VFW Hall. V .N. era veu:rans encouraged to attend. Call 114 35286 for information . Buaine•• ((] fl ABC Wortd Nawo This ' Morning 0 !Ill AQ Doy iiJ (WE,TH,FR) Paid 1D by Joke '11: aDoyBrtok · SYRACUSE · Sunnse sav1ce at First Church of God in Syracuse. 6:30 a.m., ,special program. David Russell, pastor, invites the public. RUTLAND . 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(TU,WE,TH,FR) TInning 5:30 Ill D Chtero (!) Fllnlltonn (!) (J) Who,. In the World II Co"""' Sondltgo? ())a Momo'a Family 11J 11m (FR) Hoort of Ohio I]]) • Mr. Bolvltdere iiJ (MO,TU,WE) My Two Dodo all (TU) NCAA Today a SllowBiz Today lD Popeyo 5:35 ill Joflo....,o I]]) Ill New trouble for 'L.A. Law' LOS ANGELES (AP) - It sounds like a rerun. Susan Dey 1s leaving . The show may lose other cast member.; . No one will say how those absences will be ex plained. Same problems. Different season. NBC's "L.A. Law" has had plenty of troubles or late. Closing its sixth year, the legal elrama has foundered in the Nielsen rankings and suffered the loss or various cast members, writers and producer; . M1ss Dey. who plays Grace Van Owe n, really is leaving this time . namely becau se she already ha s signed a series deal w1th CBS for "Love Is Hell ," a romantic come dy co-starring Jay Thomas. She said she was leaving last season, too, but changed her mmd. That was the year the series suf[erect a ma ss exod us, including male hearttluobs J1rnmy Smits and Harry Hamlin , actress Michele Green and cxccut1vc produ cer David Kelley. Wri ter and co-producer William Finkelstein had left th e season before. Co-creator, executive pro ducer and writer Steven Bochco had left before Finkelstein. Terry Louise Fisher, after helping Bochco dream up the slick senes about slick lawyer.;, left early in the show's history after a fallout with Bochco. Because of the sheer number of personnel changes, observers lon g have been used to keeping score for "L.A. Law" with a pencil. Despite the show's revolving door of on· and off -camera talent, the series had managed to earn good ratings and four consecutive Ernrnys for best drama series. This year, however, thanks to a culmination or [on:es, it looked as if the fate of "L.A. Law" finally had been written in ink. Critics hated the 1991 -92 season. The spark was gone. The fun was gone. Half the cast was gone. 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Tom & JeryY Kldo Q IIJI "--d I'Tog,.m Qll Beckyonl Amortco Spor1ornln'a Chettengo l8l Ntwo/Hutlh~ Fllntotont Klda &:05 (]) WCW Ponr Hour 9:301]) D 0 PmStlro Q Ill fl ()) D lltotlojulco 1;1 11J Body Eltclrtc (J) KHplng Up A_.. nctl IDJID TAZ·MANlA Q 0 Hollywood lnald4ir a Joy of llllrdtr11ng 1D Flahln' Holt l8l NewafMontyweek ~New Archloo I 0:00 I]) D 11)1 WlahKld Stirring Mocoutoy Culkin Q (!) Bobe Wlnkltrnon'l Good Flohlng lllfl ())D SttiMI'f •nd the Ant Ghoetbuatoro Q IIl Body Eltclrtc (J) Wolting for !loci 11J GD 1!21 1D Ttonoge Mutant NlnJo Turllta Q lllJID Bitt I Tod'a Excillent Act...ntu,. ~ IIJI Donee P USA a Altone'o C,.lll all Huntlnt!':.tttglto l8l Nowol z Thto (J) = w- ~ Prtnco VoMont Storao 1;1 10:05 (]) Notlonll Cltographlc ExploNr 10:30 Ill D 11)1 Chip & PQ'*'o car100n Moc1no11 (!) Pold Program Ill fl ~ e Pti'IIOo of Dtrll wIIl Bod)' Eltclrlc A,. You Btlng 8orvod7 llll • U1llt 8llo!l 0 0 YoutllqUikt a Country Kllcllon ID Jimmy Houlton Outdoora a Nowoflltylo Wllh Etu Klensch II]) lockollgt II 1M Zoo 1I:00 ille Sovtd ~ the llott Q (!) wcw Plo rollllng llle Not Juat the Newo (!) Body Eltclrtc ((] ei!!Qa lluMy & TWMiy (f] ShowQ Jutlli Child and Componr '". !!J. (f] Ill ~Whe,.'a Waldo? IIJI My Slotor Slm Q a Going Our Way ID SporlaContor a aooobatt ·12 AFTERNOON 12:00 ~II Ill NBA lnolde Stull 6:00 (!) l!ll81l iiJ llll Pold Well In Mltml 3:05 ill Tom ond Jerry'• Funhouu 3:30 (!) (MQ) Slvod by tile Boll (!) Miller Rogers' Nolghborhoocl Cil (MOl Magic of Oil Polnti:11 Wllh Buck Pouloon Cil (TU CruUve Uvtng With Sheryl Borden Cil (WE) Acrylic Art lo Fun Cil (TH) Flnonclal Adwlaoro Ill (FA) Art of WINitlm lllllurl Weill: Eoting Wott tn Mltlml (I 00) 11:30 lllD Sovltd by 1M loll Q ella On Sc•no: Emorvoncy Rooponu 1IJ Uvlng Wllh Anlmote ~ Frugol Qounnot Stereo Bock 10 the utu .. lllle A P.o w..~~~~ng OHotec-oPelltr ColtoniiM Potar competes with Evil lrontoll to beoom8 the chlof Easter Bunny an<! travels back through all the hotldayo of lhe year to pooo out Eaateugga. (I :00) 0 WIF Bodyltln a Ellploftng Amorfco: llldt by Btdt 1D Fly l'lohing the World a Ntw~J~c~tra ond TecltnOIOIIY Woo« Bout r ..tn lllfl Paid Prug,.m IIl From 1 Country Gordon ((] fl Hommonnon (f] VIctory tlllrdon IIJ 8ll Booom Buddtea lllliD MOVIE: Floah Gordon IPGI (2:00) 0 Ill KldoMogl iiJ MOVIE: The VIdeo Dead lA) (2:00) a Romodotlng ond OKOrating Today ID Equootrtan Floflda Open B Shawjumping from Palm Beach. Fla. (T) IHI NowaDay llll The Vlrt~lnlon I 2:05 (]) Bonenzo 12:30 Ill D 11m 8ll Babe Wlnklomon'o Clood Flahlng Jigging techmques lor early season crappies : Babe shows how to locate summertime nonnern p1ke (!) Vlcto~ Gorden 51 ((]fl-. Wukon ~loltfi Thla Ol Houao 0 Hr-o 11)1 Paid rugram a Great American Outdooro o• Hunting for geese at Consol Coal Company 's reclamation project in southern Illinois Stereo. 8 Ev1n1 1nd Novak 1:00 Ill D Ill Senior P()A Clot! PGA Champ1onsh1p, 3rd round from Palm Beach Gardens, Fla ill MOVIE: Strike Foret 11 :30) (l) II Rich ond Fomouo 1992 (!) Wortd'l Beat Aobm Leach . IYana Trump , William Shatner, Downtown Julie Brown and Peter Weller highlight the best hotels. resorts. restaurants. spas and cuisine. 12 00) (!) Greet Americen Quilt Stereo. ()) a 1992 S1ar Searc~ International Twenty-four performers compete fOf the title of Best International Star •n the categories of Male Vocalist Female Spokesmodel and others 1200) Cil Homellm•liJ 11m 8ll ll2l Ill M jor Loogue Booebelt Chicago Cubs a1 St. Louis Cardinals: Detroit Tlgers at Baltimore Orioles Iii e lebrtty Outdooro Stereo. ID High School Bookolball Indiana Champ10nsh1p from Indianapolis (T) a NowoOoy 1:05 ill MOVIE: Poradlso (Ai (2:00) 1:30 (!) Strip Oullting With Koye Wood (!) Adventure• In Scele Mod•ttng aD NHAA Today OtviSion Soc Race Results from Bo•se . Idaho. Stereo. 121 Newemaker Sllurdoy/NOWI llll Wogon T,.ln 2:00 (!) Sowing With Nancy Cil T,.vola Stereo. 0 lllJID MOVIE: Young Shtrtock Holmes [PG13i (2:00) l!ll MOVIE: T..ocherouo Cro11tng (2:00) Stereo. Q a lnalde Wlnaton Cup Racing First Union 400 from North Wilkesboro. NC (T) Stereo a Nowa1Hool1hwoek 2:30 (!) MOVIE: The Hlndtnlxlrg iPGI (2 30) (!) Boll of Joy of Pointing Stereo a NASCAR Roctng M1ller 500 ClasSIC from Martinsvtlle . Va. (T) Stereo ID Rood Aoco of the Month Carlsbad 5000 !rom Carlsbad, N M (T) l8l NtwlfStyto Wllh Elu Kltnoch 3:00 Ill D 11)1 NBA Showtlmo Ill Cl ((] f1 PBA Bowling Tums Classic from W1ndsor Locks, Conn Ill (!) Woodctrvlng Wllh Rick IMz Stareo. (J) On the WoiOrwtyl = Amerk:1'1 Cup Oelem1er Finals (L) l8l N•wof(ln tho Menu ~ lllg Volley 3:05 (]) MOVIE: Mysltrloua totond of Booutlful Wom•n (200) 3:30 Ill D 11)1 NBA Book•lboll Los Angeles Lakers at Port1anc Trail Blazers (Li W~ht'1 Shop 11) Stereo ~ l8l Ntwo our Mon•y 4:00 (!) Merele Ad1m1: Heertland Cooking Stereo. CII Witt,. In the World to Sondltgo? Stereo §""'" ID A~F ~ 11J1 Alhontu Mtchlne Bu1tons and Rusty get lost 1n e storm 1nd wind up In Eneltanltd Valley. wfllci11S filled w1ttt stro!;Bt creatures (Animated) (0: I a NA!ICAR Rectng Mountoln Dew 500 from Hickory, N.C. (L) Staroo. l8l Ntwaf8porto Clou-Up llll Ounamoko 4:30 lllD ((] e Wide World of 8por[l Horae Racing, Wood Memorial Invitational from Ozone Pari<, N.Y. (l): Jeep SuperStars, final rrom Gancun, Mexico (T) Fnrpl Oounnet Stereo \!i R CII aq...,. Ono TV !Ill tiD P()A QoH MCl oritago Classic. 3rd round rrom Hihon Head, S.C. (L) Q IDJID Pold P::\,.m 1121• Aehllnd 111111 (L) IIJI A Chucldowood Eololot' Buttons and Rusty get into trouble when they sp'j on the Easter Bunny and his workers preparing the baskets lor Easter. (0:301 l8l NowaiFutura Wotch 5:00 (!) StNet JuoUca IIl Thlo Old Houu (J) Lo~go I For way 'i, Stereo. F w.. aulng IDJID Challe;&e 1!21 ID A GoH MCI Heritage Classic, 3rd round from Hilton Head, S.C. (l) (JQ Q IIJI Juot tho Ten of Ua 1H1 EarlyPrlmo ~Bononu 5:05 (]) Ftahlng Wllh Rotond Marlin 5:30; Now Yankee Wortlohop Wind In the Wlllowa IIJI My Two Dodo 8 Newameker SotuntoyiNtwa 5:351]) Flohln' Wllh Orlondo Wttoon EVENING 6:00 Ill D (l) fl Clla 11J tiD 0 Ill Nowa (!) Llfoatrlea of tho Rich & Famous ; Nowton•a -.pplo Stereo. Wild America Stereo. Q lllliD Grudge Match 11)1 TV Honor Soclol\' 0 Counttrotrlko a BP Flna Game Professional bass anglers compete for $70,000 in pnze money at Lake Guntersville. Ala . Stereo. ID Racing Acro11 AIMfk:ll Arkansas Derby from Hot Spflngs. Ark. (T) a World Todoy ~ Bordertown Stereo. Q 6:05 ill wcw S.turdor Nigllt w...aulng 6:30 Ill D 11)1 NBC Nhl Q (l) fl ((] a ABC Ntwt ~ IIl Wild Amorlco Stereo. (f] Retum to tho Sort Stereo. IIJ 8ll 0 Ill CBS N•wo 0 a NtWI/Plnntclo ~ Now Zom> Sterao. Q 7:00 Ill D ~ Whotlof Fortune (!) Mojor oguo Boubtll Minnesota Twins at Chicago While Sox (l) lllfl tnaldt Edition Q (!) Noture Stereo. Q ((]0 HH How Ill Llwrenct Wttk I]]) 1D @Stir TN!<: The Nolll ClentrOtlon 0 Ill Blywotch 0 MecGrvor Q al Teall ConMCtion Stereo. all SportoCtrlltr a Gapl1ol tlllng/Ntwo 'Ptereo. Rln Tin Tin, K-1 Cop Q 7:301ll D 11m II Caah Ezplooton (l) fl Now It Con Be Told all SpeodwHk a NtwtfSporto Sl-y llll Black Stillion Stereo. Q 8:00 Ill D 11)1 Clolcllln Gtrla A 8 gentleman and his sister respond to Sophia·s Stereo. Q ' B a Who's Bota7 personals ad (A) (l) fl the (1) Advenlu,.l of Robin Hood Ill Trav•ls In Europo Wllh Rick Sten1 Stereo 11m 8ll Dlscow•ry '92 .A.meriFiora Preview . Host: Bob Orr. Carol Costello, Tom Sorrell Pre-opentng sp&ctal Inc luding tntervtews, entertamers and behtnd the scene features . ( 1:00) I]]) Ill COPS A suspectad cop killer ; a lost elderly man ~)Stereo ~ Ill Ooffv uck'l Etalot' Show Datty meets up with Syl.,ester the Cat and Speedy Gonzalez and laces the problem s of traveling north for the somgtlme 10 3.21 Stareo. l.AF Fooltioll Frankfurt iiJ Gala•'f at New York/New Jersey Knights {L) ® ()pry Beckotlge Stareo all Indy 500: A Rtco tor Htroea atPr1mtN•ws5J II) Willard Scott 1 Amollur Hour 8:05 ffi MOVIE: Tho Wtckloat Ship In the Army (1:551 8:30 Ill D Ill Poworo Thot Be The senatOf travels to attend ~arty 1n hiS honor Stereo. a f1 (JJ Billy B1lly and Mary haYe to dec•de whether to stay marned (PI 2 of 2) Stereo . '(, 5' "Ciortro Cil Now Stereo. lllllll COP ON1cers attemp to arrest a yery helpful drunlo;en dnver . (R I Stereo. ti Ill Ctoymollon Eooter Wilshire Pig and Dr. Spike Aabt>1t conspire to oust the Enter Bunny and replace him With the Easter Pig. (0.30) Stereo . ~ a Grand Ole ltvo Stereo. ID Chocktrltd Flog lndycar from Long Beach , Calif. (T) 9:00 Ill II Ill Empty Nett Or . Waston gains a I 3-yoJar-old ~prentice (~eo a Q CllD Str11nge<a Balk! and Mary Anne look elsewhere lor love. without success. Stereo. ~ IIl Aulll C~ Umlto Stereo. Wtr Fllo: hronology In Europe 11m ID Jtldda: Acro11 the Hultiond llll• Coclo 3 Rescue footage olthe USA!r tragedy: a helicopter pilot Is Injured. (0:30) Stereo. 1121. Tequlltl ond llonotli Nkxl tries ro protoct hla visiting mother trom on ••·boyfrtend. Sttreo. Q ® S-r lfoo. Stereo. (J) Condnufd 0111 Next Pace �MONDAY SUNDAY • SUN., APRIL 19 8 MORNING 5:00 Ill II 1!)1 NBC N i g ill love Boat 0 My Siller Sam C Spono I.AiteNigll{ Q]J Ptld Progrem 5:30 Ill II Paid Program IIJ My Sister Sam Q ID Glory Days Newo/Moneyweek 5:45 (1) Hight Trecke Stereo. 6:00 Ill II TV Chepel ill lou Grant (1) Wortd Tomorrow (I) allfeatylea ot tho Rich a a & Femoua ®J liD Paid Program crJI 1D Under Fire 11J land ot the Giants iD ESPN"o SpeedWeek Newo/Heellll-k Q]J NewSight '92 &:30 Ill II Muolc end the Spoken Wont (1) It lo Written With a.o~ Vandeman ®J liD Minority Buolneoo Repon a crJI II K-TV C ID Washington Edition 1!)1 Greateat Sporll legends Bob Beamon·s long jump record stood tor over 20 years Host: Jayne Kennedy. ID Beot ot American Muscle Magazine Hews/Style With Ella Klenoch QJI Day ot Reatoradon Willi Jemes Roblaon 7:00 Ill II Robin Schuller With the Hour ot Power Q (!) Mlrac:lea Todly (1) Tom end JtrTJ"I Funhouee (lJ a Paid Program IIl 3· 2·1 Contact Elltnl (0 :30) ®J liD Ira Your Bualnen crJJ ID Gamer Tad Armstrong C Ill In Focus 1!)1 Runaway With the Rich & Famoua IIJ Calliope ID SponaCantor DayBreak QJI Coral Ridge Mlnlatrteo With D. James Kennedy 7:30 ill Robin Schutter With the Hour of Power Q (I) a Worid Tomorrow (I) II) VIewpoint IIl Another Page ®J liD Mlracleo Tod!l_ crJI 1D Super FO<et L,1 1121111 Search 0 It's Your Buaine11 1D BodyShaplng all Ewana and No.,.ak 7:35 (1) Fllntatoneo 8:00 Ill II Sunday Today 1!J Chariando (I) a Coral Ridge Mlnlstrteo With D. Jomoo Kennedy (Z) Seoama Street C (I) II) VIctory ot Feil!l IIl QED ®J liD It Ia Written Willi George Vandeman Q] II Superboy 112111) Evangetlodc Outreach a a l!ll Memories: Then and Now IIJ Jom 1D ESPN Outdoor. a DayBruk Q]J Swill Family Aoblnoon 8:05 (1) Fllntoton11 8:30 ill People to People (I) a To Be Announced II: Ill Day ot Discovery IIl QED ®J liD First Edition IIJi ID HarTY and the Hendanona 11211D Lower llghthouoe 1!)1 Search 0 Smurfo Q ID Inside tho Senior PGA Tour a Howa{Trsvtl Guide Q]J Gerber1 Stereo 8:351Il Captain Ptontt end the Pleneteen 9:00 Cll Weekend Momlng News (I) a Roberi Schuller With tho Hour of Power E;J (ZJ Lamb Chop's Play-Along Ste,eo. Q (I) II) Ninety and Nino Club With Ernest Angley IIl Skyoeraper Stereo. C ~ llil CBS Sunday Momlng [lj tD Beveriy Hlllblllltl 1121111 LarTJ Joneo ~ Wo~d Wide WnuHing 0 Smurfo C all Truck In' USA The Truckm ' to Summer truck show from New Jersey Stereo ~ lnaide the PGA Tour Momlng News a:t Super Mario 3 9:05(J, Gllllgon'o lolond 9:30 11 Worid Tomorrow Barney I Friende Stereo a a: r6 UtD ALF Q 1121111 Henry Mohon I!) Oenver, the Lett Dinosaur Stereo Q ® Truckt and Tractor Power Mud racing hom FranKlin Ga Stereo ID Beoebell Tonight Newe{Y our Money Q]J Captain N Q 9:35 Cll Happy Ooyo 10:00 (l) II Kenneth Copeland ill Sllr Search (I) a Paid Program (Z) Raodlng Rainbow Q (I) Mlracloo Today IIl Hondet'o Mooolah: 75 Year• ot Tradition Celebrating the 250th ann1versary of Handel' s Messiat1, the Independence MesSiah Choi1 (I 00) Q] Ill Gomer Pyle 1121111 Day ot ReotoraUon With Jomeo Robison 1!11 Sunday Todey [) Voltron Stereo. ® Winner. Jeff Gordon Stereo. ID SporiiWHkly News/On tho Manu QJI Popeye 10:051Il Happy Do yo 10:30 (I) a Firat look (ZJ Where In tho Worid to Carmen Sandlego? Stereo a m a fi liD0 1121 Ill Paid P!!!JI'Im Ute Cholceo l,l crJJ 1D Andy Griffith ®J a NHAA Touy Division SIX Race Result$ from Boise. ldahe. Stereo. 1111 Ntw-ker Sundlly llll Prince Volllnt Stereo . Q 10:35 (J) MOVIE: Ben-Hw (3:25) 11:00(2)11 At taaue 1!1 utntytoo of the Rich l Famoua rnaH......,.kera <1l 5quaR One TV C Ill Marahll Unlverolly Aapon 11111111 Children Are Hurting: A Religlouo Reaponae Many programs are available to help children cope wltl1 loss. divorce, death and gnef, InCluding Rainbow tor All God's Children (0 30) Sterec ~-MOVIE: The Robe (3:00) -~e -- r a we · •e I or-·--.., I s.n - OlliD Glarr • RICiaro \Ot •·' a 8 c 11:30 (1)11 1!)1-1 the Prell rna (J)D Thlo wee~~ wit. David Brinkley Q (1) Snook Previews Ill F,... a CountJy Gorden 11110 Stuntmaotar. \121 Ill Hale Irwin's Golf In AmertCII IIJ A Chucklewood EoButtons and Rusty get into trouble when they spy on tho Easter Bunny and his workers preparing the naskets tor Easter . (0:30) 12!1 Raceday (l) Stereo . ID SponaCanter Thll Weak In tho NBA Big Brother Jake Stereo. a 8 EVENING D !lllllill Clil - 1:00 Ill D rnD (I) It 111111!1 1121D 0 Hewo ill Video PoSquan; One TV Stereo, a e De-MMCt Heoity riM.; rOUAd 1nlm -.-..~c. tll Q Pwts Pills 250 tmm fbzd:ci... Ttm_ (l) l a - ..... Reeding Aolnbow Stereo. sw..o. OAIIieeiW.. O. Choo11ornga!p (1,1 5 - u-· 5 l!ll• Marriad...With Children I Kelly goes to worl< at her lavorno Jhomo pari<. Sterec. Dlltroil - . o.ago BuAs (LI R (ll-S.. Silk Stalking• Stereo, E;1 1211 belting Wortd or Speed end Beouty The U.S. A1r Force aerobatic team. the Thunderblrds, is featured: drag-racing legend Chris Karamasenis. Stereo. a NIWI/Week In Ravtew llll New Zorro Slereo. Q 9:30 l!liD Herman's Head Follow1ng a robbery. Herman's boss su~sts he buy a gun. Stereo._1;1 1211 Bitt Danca OuldoOrl Stereo. llll Bleck Stallion Stereo. Q 10:00 1!J Nawo (1) Couotaeu'o Rediscovery of the Wortd (Z) Myotaryl Evidence aga1nst Morse grows. but Hs truth comes 1nto doubt. (PI 21 Q IIl Reading the River: S - • of the Mlaolaolppl TM ~is tory. people and culture ot tho Mississippi are revealed in tales of Mud Island, native American effigy mounds and nverboat bands . (t :IO) l!liCII Stand by Your Men When Lorraine is fired. Rochelle joins the wor1d of working women. Stereo. Q I!) Counterotrikt a The Baaamaatar. BP Megabucks Toumament from lAke Chickanauga. Tenn. Stereo Wortd Now• 0 In Touch With Chlrieo Stonily 10:30 l!ll Cll Get a Ult A dose ot toxic wasta turns Chris into a ganUis (A) Stereo. Q 12!1 Celebrity Outdooi'l Stareo. 10:4G ill lnotant Replay 1;1 7 4:00 (lJ " Ill LAlli a GJ .... a- • Re ...au:•••a s.reo. t e 7 7 Red$ at San ftaiiWD - ( l ) '111111 Ill 0 MOWlE: l1ia 1A11- of - ('2_1111; 4:30 Ill .... "' ...., "' ........ Starao ~~~-~ / ' 0... 0 - .. T• rll Ill Q 5:110 Ill " I aawze 1 ,, - S1erao 8 E&IIIJPI'I.IIIIo:a• 5,sQ5(1) T - - , . , . . . Fwnll'-• 5:30(!)1' c .. ....... l l ) T - ·..... • - IIJMrTWo- aNa 5 Swid&ji/llsss - --~~~ a 5:35(1)C t Piau - (1). 6:001ll. l)) D CD I!J IIOVIE: . . . ill . . '* """' C2:00I ~· 111111" a the-S...D . a s 1Ill1iallllt~·- . . . . . 12:00 (l) It 1!)1 Senior PGA Qolt PGA Championship, final round from Palm Beactl Gardens, Fla. (l) ill MOVIE: Cavo of Outlaws (1 .30) (Z) Hew Explorer. Stereo . Q Ill VIctory Garden Q I!) AU Amertc.on Wrestling 1211 A-ling and Dtcoreting Todly NeweDay Q]J MOVIE: The Seven Lltlle Foya (2:00) 12:30 rn a WKAP In ClnctnnoU eom.,...r Chronicle• (I) a WaH Dlaney Wortd Happy Eaallr Parade Classic Disney characters jo1n an Easter celebration with actors Robbie Benson and Rtchard Mulligan. Hosts: Joan Lunden. Regis Philbin (100) Ill Motorweak '92 Stereo. 111111D Night Court Stereo . Q C II Rodney Dangerfield. lt'l lonely It the Top Scenes from the comechan ·s earty films and specials are coupled with footage from h1s new film , Ladybugs, and mteJ"111ews with the film 's stars (0 30) ® IIIII Dance Outdooro Stereo 1D High School Beaketball McDonald 's All-America Slam Jam from Athens. Ga . (T) a HewofSclenco and Technology WHk t :00 rna WaH Dlonoy Wortd Happy Easter Parade ClaSSIC Disney characters JOin an Easter celebfahon with actors Robb1e Benson and R1chard Mulligan Hosts Joan Lunden . Aegis Ptl!lbln 11 00) (Z) Moto<wHk '92 Ste1eo Ill Firing Line IIDj 11!1 112111 CBS Spono Sunday McDonald 's Hrgh School AII-Amertcan Basketball Game ILl Q I!) MacGyver Q ® The Benmootero BP Megabucks Tournament from Lake Chickanauga . Tenn Sterec . a2 Snow Skiing Wmld Powder 8 Champ.onstup from Blue River . Bnt1sh Columbia (A) 1111 HewoDoy 1:30 1!J Thlo Woek In Beoeben (Z) Ill European JourNI (I) D Wortd Gymnoolk:o Chemplonahlpt Man 's finals in floor, pommel horse ana rings; women ·s finals 1n vault and floor from Paris (T) 1211 Hank Paille~• Outdoor Mogulne Stereo. a2 Snow Skiing U.S Freescyla Nalionals from Winte1 Park. Colo. IT) NewofMonayweek 2:00 (1) MOVIE: King ot Klngl (305) a Beauty end the Beaat a rn III·CIISI!JSiaal•a.t o•, ,_, • V St!no. I Jllll Ganlort 8... ._ __ eo-r~~w wcw-- 11:00 Cll • 1121 e 11 St!no. = e- 1111 a (1)-Eanh (1) CtMI7ve Splrtt Storec. Q l!liiB Star Trek I!) Slit Stalklnga Stereo. Q 12!1 Truckln' UsA Tho Truckin ' to Summer truck st10w from New Jersey. Stereo. a:JSport.cerrier NawofSporto Tonlght Q]J Ben Haden Changed •eDeCIIS-" n. Hrn:r=:::.~~. •-T .. rs • D' e i!JMonllerl 6:05(1) uollle o-=-1;1 lllD !llDABC-Q Bttewt rn a (I) 1!)1 Hews , a Uvea t 1:30 (2) D MOYIE: The Kid From Broolllyn (2:00) 1!1 (1) Pold Program (J)DStarSHrch ~-~n~y~C D Ooa'V' MICNel'l Sporto Mac7llnt 0 WIUIP In Clnctnnotl a Trucllo and Tractor Mud racing lrom Franklin. Ga. Ster9(). 8 -/lnolde Buolnen llll Jolin AnktfberV 1t :35 rnD Ohio Glory Preaenta: Jolin lilid ~ 12:00 rne Roggln"l Haroeo ~ • Current Anolr WHIItndC ~ D 111e110T I Ebari 1121D On s.:-: E-ncy a:z A_.. 1!)1 Americon Gledloton 0 Hollywood tnolder 12!1 betting Wortd ot Speed ond Betuty The U.S. A11 Force aarobatic team, the Thundarb1rds, is featured; drag-roc~ng legend Chns Karamasenis. Stereo . a2 Beltblll Tonight 1111 NIWI/Wortd Report Final EQ]J Jolin Olleen 12:30 1!1 MOYIE: A Tree Grows In Broolltyn (2:30) (1) Wortd Tomorrow (I) D E.-lnmenl Tonight Stereo. C (I) e Watylto ot the Rich .. FIIIIOUI l!liD WKRP In Clnclnneti CDinAmarfct I!) Pold Program 12!1 Road Toot Magozlne Stereo. 0 LAirTJ Jone1 1:00 (1) Q]J Paid Program 111111 News l!liD Friday tho 13th: Tho Strito 113 D Entenalnment Tonight Storeo Q 1211 Wlnnen Jeff Gordon. Sterec. a2 S.oo•moblte Ski·Doo From Eegle River. Wis. (A) 1:30\ij• Betuty and the Beoot ilia Newo (I) D Gmwlng Polno Q atDCNN Hewa 12!1 Exploring Amertce: Side by Side a:J Indy 500: A Roce tor a -= Ill m Trsvolo In Europe With Ak:k Stovn Sterec Ill Myotaryl Ev1denca aga1nst Morse grows, but its truth comes rnto doubt (Pt 2) Q i!lllll MOVIE: Nt- Olve an lncn(eG) (2:00) I!) MOVIE: WMty Wonka and the Chocollte Fectory iGI (200) 12!1 NHRA Todey Division Six Race Results lrom Boose. Idaho. Stereo. Newt/Weak In Review Q]J MOVIE: The Berllllriln end the Geisha (2:00) 2:00 (I) D Wortd Newo Now Stereo. Q 91D Up to the Minute l!liD MOVIE: I Drum of 15 Veers lAter (2:00) Ill Cliomplonlhlp A Stereo. =~ 2:115 rn• Wortc5 Hews Now S"tarec. Q :t30 Cl!D Home Sllopplng 1por1a L.amNtghl :tOG ill Pold Program 1D E.........n florida Open Showjump;ng from Palm Beech. Aa. (A) a stc1n with Jeooe a a 2:10 1!1 Ml)or League -~~ Chicago Cubs at St Louts Cardinals {l) 2:30 (Z) Focus on Britain ®In- Winston Cup Aactng First Union 400 from North Wilkesboro. N.C. (T) Stereo. a2 I.Aiglndo ot tho llrtckyord -- ~\]) NauawOithy IIJ Pold Program 1:11 -.n'UIIn Watch 3:46a-Q ' 1:;! a Wortd Todoy Q]J Rln Tln Tln, K-9 Cop Stereo E;J 8:05 (1) Beverly Hlllbllllll 6:301lllt I!)) NBC- Q ill Saved by the Bell (I) a (I) Cl ABC News Q (Z) Wild Americe C Squeno One TVStereo. \II il!ll liDtD Andy C e CBS N11W11 Q Griffith Doo a2 Up Cloaa ""'""'" 8 Nflc•••411W•111-1111d lllparl uo~e I!) 8murfa I!) Scooby CIINtght~rtC O.Mr11111/1118 AFTERNOON ·' .,a.- nu.. (l) rnr ~--o--'"''- 1121 Ill fetter Dreom A boy has difticulcy trying to cope with his father's deatl"' untN h1s grandfather shares the story of Jesus· resurrectiOn (0:30) IIJ Advent\lre Mochlne Bunons and Rusty get lost 1n a storm and wind up in Enchanted Valley . which IS fillltd with strange creatures (Ammatad) (0 :30) ® lnolde Wlnaton Cup Racing First Union 400 from North Wilkesboro. N C. (T) Stereo. 1D Spom Reponero Gomes ot "92 Maniac Monolon Stereo . MON., APRIL 20 • Q]J Zorro Stereo. Q 6:35 (1) Andy Griffith 7:00 lijll 1!)1 WhHI ot Fonune /li Tho JeHemna [J__ !)) alnoldle Ed111on 'Q (Z) IIl MacNtllfllhrer NeWIHour C (I) 11 Conclki Camera 1111 G Cunrant Alflilr C l!llll Star T,.: The l!"elt Generadon C 112111 Entertilfnment Tonight Stereo. ~ 0 MacOyvar Stereo. Q a2 SporiiCenter a Moneyllne Q]J The Walton• 7:05 (1) Addame Family 7:30 lllD I!Jl J-n:yt C 1!1 Bulla PlayoH Specfal (I) a Enterillnment Tonight Stereo. Q 0 Married ... With Children \Jl i 11!1 Wheel ot Fonune Q C t1 Family Foud ® Be 1 Star Stereo. a Cnoeattra 7:35 (1) Senfond 1 Son 8:00 Ill It 1!)1 Freoh Prince ot Bei·Air Uncle Phil recruits Will to help with a fund-raising event (A) Stereo. C 1!1 Mojoil..eague Beoebllt Philadelphia Ph111ies at Chrcago Cubs (L) (l) a Cll Cl FBI: The Untold Stories The murder ol a black officer by KKK members leads to a landmark case. Stereo. Q (Z) II) TraYIII 0 ®J 11!1 24 Hours (li:30) crJJ II Concen to< Ute Elton John, David Bow10. George Michael. Guns N' Roses, Metallica and others perfOf'm live m a tribute to Freddie Mercury . Host: Cindy Crawford (2 :00) 1121111 Evening Shede Wood. Harland and Herman become stranded in tho woods . (PI 2 ot 2) (A) Stereo C 0 Murder, She Wrola Q ® Crook and Chile ID Major leoguo Baoebetl (l) a PrimaNewo C Q]J Prince Vollanl Stereo Q 8:05 (1) MOVIE: The Burning Bed (I 55) 8:30 lllD 1!)1 Blo110m Nick questions Blossom and Six when he finds a marif!.ana Cf9arene (R) Stereo. :.,: (l) a (I) Cl Amertcen Detective Pontsnd pollee conduct a major cocaine bust at a marina . (R) S1ereo. C ~ liD \121 • 8rooklyn Mc7ge Alan's life flashes before him during a crucial basketball game Stereo Q Q]J Bleck Stallloil Stereo . Q 9:001lJD I!)) MOVIE: 'L.ady Agalnot the Oddo' NBC Mondoy Night It the Movies (2:00) Stereo. C !)) a (I) Cl MOVIE: 'Star Tn;k 111: The Surch tor SPDCI<' ABC M.y Night M'ovlo{PG) (2:00)_1;1 (Z) IIl Machine That Changed tilt Wond Stereo i Ill \121 e Murpt;y Brown Miles breaks up with his g1rlfrtend, who is Mur.p!!t' s secretary. (A) Stereo l,l I!) WWF Primo nme Wn;odlng ® Huhvlllo Now Stereo. a I.Ainry King llvtl Q]J Father Dowling Myoterito Stereo Q 9:30 111111D tl2l Otolgnlng Women Skip makes ptans to take Quint on a hunting trip (A) Stereo . Q 10:00 (1) Major League Belibel! Atlanta Braves at San Diego Padres (l) (Z) IIl Madneo~b Jonathon Miller 111111D \121 Ill N Expoaure Chris decides to move to Africa when he gats a chock from hiS dad. (A) e Stereo Q l!lll8 Hunter Q ® Aatpl> Emery: On the Record Ralph Emery reveals the personal and somet1mes pa1ntu1 s1de of h1s hie p ·001 Stereo 8 Wortd News Q]J 700 Club Wllh Pat R-rtaon 11 :oo rn 11 1!1 ma (I) o ®J Gil I!)) ll 1!)1 News (Z) Newawotch pjlll Ar.enio Han Stereo DMecOyvor C ® Crook and C'hloe ID Baseball Tonight a Sporto Tonight Q]J Bon7orfown Stereo Q 1t:30Cil Kojlk Q (l) European Joumat (I) Cl NighUine C 1121e 'Sweoting 6ulltto' Crime Tlmo Alter Primo Time Stereo Q 1D SportaCanter MoneyUne Q) MOVIE: Chief Crszy HDrH(2:00) 11:35 (l) C1 1!)1 Tonight Show Stoning Johnny Camn Stereo liJGt Chtert C B Ar.entollioU Stereo. a • :gNBAT~ 8Wortc5TIIIIay llll Rln Tin Till. K· 9 Cop Stereo. Q 1:05(1) aa.ly IT = 1 rnD lllDABC-Q (1)-A tcai... a11e tDecas Q ~. Andy Clrlllllli os-rnoo 1D Up Cloaa 1D Zorro Starao E;J 1:35 (J) Andy - 7:00~· 0 - - o i F - ~ rne E PI n Thelneldo ""'""'-· crllll~ ~.ica.•. a~~e eun.nt -1;1 ~ e 7ltg5ll c IDD E t . . 1 Tanlgftl Stereo.~ IIJMICOj ... Q 51 .......... =~ IIJ)TheW7:05 (J) AJJ oa F..., 7:30<2Je (J) - -· ~ ·---Q ~. llllljOr I e Sllfeo. [)Hoi~··® Ralph Emery: On the Night Rubbo's 7riend in- in I Rtcon5 Ralph Emery reveals lhe personal and sometimes pa1nlul Side of his lite. (I :00) Stereo ID Auto Roctng From Phoenix (T) ShowBiz Todly 1:05 (i) Gt Now It Con Be Told ®JB Newo 1:30 (I) C1 K'llllvlng 1121• Now n Cen Be Told IIJ Dog Houoe ID Lagend• ot the Brickyord a NewoNighl upUte Q) Paid Ptogram (L) a Both Sldea Willi Je111 Jack ton Q]J MOVIE: David and Btthohebe(2:30) 9:30 lllD 1!)1 Nurooo Dr Riskin criticizes the hospital and ~Is a promotron. (A) Stereo. i1i a (I) a Portae~ SJnngers larry and Bolkr search the town dump for a lost wadding necklace . Storeo. C l!ll tD Hidden VIdeo A couple is caught smoocl'1ing at a remote parking spot by allons. (A) Stereo. Rtlloble Sourcoo 10:001lJD tl2l Slotaro Taddy lolls for an alcoholic; Georgie gets jealous about a s1nger. Stereo. Q 1!1 Ntwo (1) Major league Beoebetl Attanta Braves at Los Angeles Dodgers (l) !)) a (I) e i'be Commllh Tony batttes an overzealous cop and a management consuHant. (R) Stereo. Q (Z) Hew Country Vldleo Stereo. Ill Austin City limite Stereo ®J G \121. Trilla o1 Rolle O"NIIII Rosie teams Peter Is married and she Is tho other woman . Stereo. Q IIlli& Emergency Col 1211 Amerfcjgn Muok: Shop Sterao. Wortd News a a of the 1s cltficult Sllfeo..-2.. (RI::;""· a• •Rue •111 A 12-yaar-<*1 trias to niSaJII her -.go """' • !Juming house. (A) Q a Cnlalt a:JW_.,,...,_ Slar'eo.;S. o -.- 1:351lJD 1!)1 Liter Willi Bob Cotlal (lJ Gt Entertainment Tonight a- THU., APRIL 23 EVENING • (I) VIdeo- ;;: ~---One~~ =~ g r2., 1D Rln Tin. Wortc5 Tin Stereo. Q Stweo K·l Cop 1:01 Ill ••••• n· n 1:30 ~. ill lee - ms-:; .. - 8 (J)e (I) ABC- Q (Z)-k;utca~ ~--.One s.reo. DIDDC8S-Q l!liD Andy Clrlllllli os-rooo 1D UpCioaa 1D -Zona Stereo. Q 1:35(1) Andy- 7:00~· 0 - o l The.lol,.eoow~ I])D-ETX I (!)(!)~ Neuoi~Ji c (J). I i.., IIID eun.nt ,._ [D D S1lr Treil: 11oa 10:30 (!) Monnon Tobtmocle Cholr. An footer Gift ot Mualc World·renowed soprano Dame Klri To Kanawa joins the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Utah Symphony, conducted by Julius Rudel . (1 :00) Stereo. l!ll. lightning FO<et Q [) Beyond Atollty 11 :00(l)CI iliD (J)CI ®liD I!)INowo ill Tile Hone,_ II! I (f) Lone- Pine Spectalo Stereo. Arsanlo Holt Stereo. Otow-·£ Ill D E11t11 I • Toniglit Stereo . ~ (IJI11CCJj . . Q ID~ ......... IDTheW7:05(1) Alid liM F - , 7:30~L,;;..; .:~3 ~·[J-- Slatera 12:00) ® Opry Beckotage Stereo. ID Ba-ll Tonight Newo/Sporta Tonight , :30 llle I!Jl Saturday Nigh! llva Stereo. Cll MOVIE: Aldora ot Otatlny (2:00) (I) Cl Amtrictn Olldlators ®JB Amnlo H111'1 W-lilid Jam Stereo . Q Q Paid Program ® Orand Olt Opoy live Stereo. a ·-oi-Q tDeF_,_ . . . . . Stereo. Ill LPIT •••• Hom W11tor Pari<. Fla. (T) DOra• Rae 7:35(1) !lo117&d I Son 1:00 (2) ~c:o.y - Starec. (!) · .....,,., Ln {RI (2:00, (I). (I) e JIOVIE: CM ,... ond . . - o l • Rock ... (2:00) Slorao. Q ~ Ill c:...trv. Splll1 Stlnil. D ID.TopCCiptYort< polioe caplln I f1lplst, e oopatarvoJe a= $portaCtnter CopilOt GangJNewo 8 Scott llou Spoctot (100) 11:35(1)D Cheer~ Q 12:00 crJJ. Cornie Strip Live Will Durst, Judy Gold, Slave White, the Amazing Jonathon C e WKRP In Clnclnnad II Statler llroo. Stereo •toniglit ~. Meir7 II Wl8i Clilldren 'IJI• 0 MOVIE: Nlghlmars I erao. I;J a• «r.:~ Sino. OliO In with tile Simpsoni; aM_,...,..,.. .,.......... tottowo. s.reo. IIJ-... 2.... 1;1 ·Cnlalt-a-t ~;~ 0 - · .., Doll Slorao. 1:05(1) MOYIE: Rtg5ll to Kll? (2:00) - NeweN ght Update 1:351llll 1!)1 lAior With Bob Costal rna Enttnalnmant Tonight Stereo. Q 1:4011111111 CNN Nawo 2:00 (I) 8 Worid News Now Stereo. crJ) C11 M IE: Hallow- IAI (2:00) ® Club Donee Stereo. iD NBA Touy Wortdwlde Update Q]J 700 Club With Pot Robinson 2:05 (l) II Homo Shopping ma Hews 1!)1 NBC Nlghtalde 2:10 11111111 Up to the Minute 2:30 ill Dannie Miller ID SponaCenter 1:11 Spono I.AittNight 2:4G ~a Wortd News Ovemlght tereo. Q 3:00 ID Up CIOII Croutlre Q]J Peld Program 3:30 ill Paid Program ID American Muocle Megozlne News Dvemlght 3:45 a Nowaroom Q 3:50 (1) Three Stoogoo 4:00 ill MOVIE: Tho Golden Stallion (2:00) crJi Ill MOVIE: Dominique (PCl) (2:00) 11J LAI• and HorTJ McGraw a I.Ainry King Uvot 4:05 (1) Allin the Famly 4:30 ID Snow Skiing U.S . Freestyle Nationals ~om Winter Part<. Colo (A) 4:35 (1) Hogan'o Heroeo fjt 1t :110 <2l • 1!1 rn a (I) 111 1111111 1121(8 1!)1 News (1) Newowatch Ar.enlo Hall Stereo , §• fJI a MocGyver \?t c.and hill Spona Tonig5d IIJ)IIordertown Stereo Q 11:30 m KoJek (Z) To the Stereo . (I) e Nlghdlno \121 • 'Scent of t Crime' Crime Time Alter Prime Tlme Storec . Q 121 Moneyllno llll MOVIE: The LAlit of the Foot Guns ( t 30) 11:35 (2) e 1!)1 Tonight Show StarTing Johnny Cer.on Stereo. rn • Cheera ~ Ill Ar.tnlo Ill Stereo 'l.nt.., Dennlo Miller (I) a IIDj 11!1 1121111 1!)1 Nawo 1!J VIdeo Power ~ Squen; One TV Stereo enle<: Mansion Stereo [) Smu • E;1 Wortd Todly Q]J Rln Tin Tln. K-9 Cop Stereo. Q 8:05 (1) Baverty HlllbHIIea a 8:30 Ill It 1!)1 NBC Ntwl ~ ill Saved:: the Bel lll a (I) ABC Now Q IIl Wild Amarico~ ~Square One Stereo. liD C Cll CBS Ne•o Q I!JIID Andy Griffltl1 [) Scooby Doo 1D Up Ctooe Q]J Zorro Stereo. Q 6:35 (1) Andy Griftlth 7:00 ~It 1!)1 Wheel of Fonuno The Jefferson• % Ill a tnoldt Edition (l) Ill MacNtll/lthrer NenHour~ i. (I) D Candl Camar. Gl liD Current AHair I!JIID Star Trek: Tht Generation ~ x1 DIll Entaril nmont Tonl~ht Stereo. ~ [) MacOyver Q 1D SportaCenter Moneyllne QJI The Wahona 7:05 (1) Addama Family a !;jl a a liD What! or Fortune Q 11211D family Feud ® Be a Star Stereo tD Pro Surfing From Huntington Beach, Cahl. (RI Croaotlre 7:35 (1) Sen7ond Son 8:110 lllD I!)) Unaotved Myotarteo In las Vegas, police searct1 tor fraudulent shoppers, (A) Stereo. Q ill MOVIE: Dakota {PClt (2:00) !)) a (I) a Wondllr Yeer. The family learns the reason wny Karen wants to move back home. Stereo . "1J IIl 3-2-1 Contact x1ra Stereo~ ®J liD Ill Royal Family Ruth decides to leave town after she is accused ol causing problems. Stereo. a 1:30 (2) e I!)) Dllterent Wortd Fraddie thinks Hillman's hip rapper is bod news tor Gina . Stereo. Q l!ll• Drexel's Ctoee Drexel! raceives a large amoont of money, and the IRS collects. ; Stereo. Q You Aakad tor It, Ageln Stareo. t:OO (2) D 1!)1 Cheers Robocce considers rekindling a relationship with an old flame. Stereo. r:;J <1l Ill Myotaryl Morse s&Jspects a car dealer of the stabbings ot two women. (Pt t) ~ stone• Stereo. l!ll D Baverty Hilla, 11021 0 The kids try everything they can 10 meet tho group COlor Me Badd. Stereo. Q I!) MOVIE: Tbe Gountlet {AI (2:00) 1211 Nelhvlllt Now Stereo ID Top Ronk Boxing Heavywe1ght bout Tommy Morrrson (29s 1, 25 KOs) vs . K1mmuel Odum (13-8, I 1 KOs), 10 rounds, lrom Ledyard. Conn . (li Lerry King Uvol llll Fllher Dowling Myo-a Stereo. Q t.30 (2) D 1!)1 Wingo Brian moonlights as a bank security guard to earn extra money. Storec. Q 10:00 (2) G @ L.A. I.Aiw Clemmons trias to conv1ct a weatttly businessman. Stereo. Q rn News ~-~rimaTlma Uvo arao. (1) A I of Robin Hood ll)UnderFino ~ Human Factor Stereo. l!liCIIHu ~ a Teall Con Stereo. 8 WortdNewa llll 700 Club With Pot Aoblnaon t0:05 (J) MOYIE: In Cold Blood {R) (2:45) 10:30 (f) Wtot Vl'lllnlo Aapon 11:110 (2). !)) a (I). 11111111 CD ONewo (J) Night Coull Q (1) Newowatch e Aroenlo Hal Stereo . 11 :35illll 1!)1 Tonight Show StarTing Johnny Carson Stereo, rna Cheer.~ liD Arsonlo all Stereo a fi g Ql MOYIE: 48 Hr.. IRI 12 00) [) Murder, She Wroto Stereo. ® Crook and Chase PrimtNewo r:;l Big Brother Jake Stereo Q a 8 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Dlllblrsta a 12:00 (I) 1J Dennis Miller crJ) 18 love Connecdon 1211 Neahvllll Now Stereo 121 NewoNighl 12:05l1Ja Nlgh~lne E;J 12:30 ill MOVIE: Clooe Encounter. ot the Third Kind iPGI (3:00) l!ll C11 WKAP In ClnclnnaU C(I)Ptrsonolo a2 AMA Supen:ruoo From San 011g0 (T) a lnalde PoiiUcl '92 12: 35 (2) II 1!)1 LAlit Night With i 'f' s,.., a Devld Lett•rman rna love Connection 1D MerTIId... With Children e a • !, § PGA Golf Kma~ Greater Greensboro Open, 1st round, from Greensboro. N.C. (A) Ill Cnlalt and Cliaoe 0 Baoebell Tonight 121 Sporto Tonight 1D lor-. Stereo . Q 11:30(J):a (1] I.AiughHn'a One on One (I) 0 ee n- Z'llne ~ Stalll o• Crime Altar Prime me :'.;9c..... 8MaMMI.e 10 MOYti: PUlers of the Sl<y 12:50 (1) MOVIE: The Hou1t on Greenapple Rood (2:30) 1:00 (I) 8 Growing Paino Q l!ll18 Rawhide \121 Nl&ht Game• I!) MOVI : Houoa II: Tbe Second Story {PG13) (2:00) 12!1 Taut Connection Stereo 8 ShowBiz Today 1:05 rna Now It Can Be Told 111111!1 News. 1:30 (I) 1J II" I 1 living 1121111 Now It Con Be Told ID Motoworid NewoNighl Update Q]J Paid Progf'llm 1:35 Cllll 1!)1 Liter Wltl1 Bob Coate a ~a Entenolnment Tonighl ereo. Q 1:40 11111111 CNN Hawl 2:00 (I) G Wortd Newt Now Stereo£ l!liCII E: Melody (200) 1211 Club Dance Steroo , a2 ThoroughbNd Digest a WortdWide Update Q]J 700 Club With Pot Ro-n 2:05 (2) I I Homo Shopping !))a NtWI 1!)1 NBC Nlghtalde 2:10 11111111 Up to the Minute • 2:30a:J~ a 5por11 uttNigttt 2:40~a Wortd Nowa How toreo Q 3:00 Ill MOYIE: Wexwort< {AI (2:00) Stereo. tDUp Clooe Crouttre llll Patc7 Program 3:20 (1) Ounomollo 3:30 ill Dennlo Miller IDNCAATodey N••• Overnight 3:45 Newaroom Q 4:00 i!ll(l) MOYIE: A Minute to Prey, 1 Second to Ole tAl (2:00) a2 lnalde the POA Tour LAirTJ King live! 4:20 (1) Three Stooge• a a a a EVENING 8:00 lllD rn a (I) D ~ 11!1 11211D tl2l NIWI ill VIdeo Power ~ Squan; One TV Stereo . Rudlng Rolnbow Stereo 1D N~ht Court Q Q a Wortd Touy IIJ Smu a Q]J Rln Tln Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. Q 8:051I) Beverly Hlllbllllea 8:30(1)8 1!)1 NBC Nowo ~ 1!1 Saved the Bell (i) a (I) ABC New Q (l) Wild America r:;J ~ Squen; One TV Stereo :1 liD \121 Ill CBS Newo Q l!liiB Andy Griffith IIJ Scooby Doo 1D Up Ctooe Q]J Hew Zorro Stereo Q 6:35 (I) Andy Grtftlth % (I) a1nolde Edition (l) Ill MacNIII/lohrer NowoHour !i (I) II) Cond Camera ®J Clll Current Att.lr ~ IIlii& Star Trek: Tho ext a-ration~ 1121111 Entena nment Tonlght Stereo.~ IIJ MacO ar Q ID SporiiCenttr M-yllne Q]J MOVIE: Innocent• Abroed (2:00) 7:05 (I) Addama Fomlty a 7:30 ma tl2l Jeopard~!£.. ill Mojor Leogua II Chrcago White Sox et Detroit Tigers (l) ~a Entanolnmant Tonight oreo. Q ~a Momed ... Wltl1 Children (II) Whatl ot Fortune Q 112111) Fomlly Feud 12!1 Be 1 Star Stereo. ID Major leegue Bellball (l) Croooflra 7:35 (1) Major league Beltbell Houston Astros at Atlanta Bravos (l) 8:00 lllD tl2l Medock Matlock investigates the murder of a television producer. (Pit ol 2) Stereo. Ill a (I) Family Mattere Carl gets upset when hi thinks his bl~hday has gone unno~cad. Stereo. (l) (f) Weohlng!Cin HI< In Review Stereo. G) G \121 e Elvl • The Great Ptrformlncea Interviews, rare 111m footage. heme movies and taped performances pay tribute 10 the memory ot the King. Guests: Jerry Schilling, Wink Martindale. (2:00) Stereo. Q a /I 'i, fi1 9:00 (2) II 1!)1 Selntold Jerry s car makes strange notses after Geor~e and Elaine bOrrow it. tereo _ rn a (I) II Room or Two Competition arises when Edie and Jill anond night school t~ether Stereo Q riJ Moll! usaoll Comedy Special (0:30) Stereo IIl On the Une 111111!1 1121111 Jake and the Fllmen Stereo. Q I!) MOVIE: l~cy ot Ll11 (2:00) Stereo. ® Neahvllle Now Stereo I.Ainry King Uvol Q]J Father Dowlln~ Myotorieo Stereo. Q 9:30 (l) It 1!)1 Selntold Jerry and Elame vis1t his parents in Florida. (A) Stereo. Q rn a (I) 8 Sibs Warren t>ecomes involved with the wife of one of Nora· s clients Stereo. (Z) Grsat rtonmancoo A reverse -angle view of Shakespeare· s Hamlet is shown. Stereo, Q 10:00 mIt 1!)1 Quantum leap Sam searches tor an ancient Egyptian tomb protected by a deadly curse . Stereo. t;J 1!J News (lJ a (I) Ill Search tor the New Ideal Man Scon Ba1o and Arleen Sorkin probe into the search tor the elusive pertoct malo. Guests: Rosaanna and Tam Arnold , Will Sml1h and Timothy Bustield. ~1 00) Stereo, [;I IIl Mall! uoollt Comedy Special Stereo. 111111D 1121 II 48 Hour. The 1ncreasing amount of heroin coming into America alarms e<perts. Stereo. Q \!]) ID Hunter 12!1 American uslc Shop S1ereo. 8 Wo~d News llll 700 Club Wllh Pot Robertson 10:30 IIl Great Performances A reverse·angle view of S1'1akaspeare·s Hamlet is shown. Stereo. Q t 1:oo ma rna (I) a ®J 11!1 (J2) (I) 1!)1 Newo 1!1 Night Coun 1:;1 Arsenio Hall Stereo. R a R,_ 5! §Ill 1?, MacGyver ®Crook and hooe Sporia Tonight Q]J Bordertown Stereo 11:30 1!1 KOjok ~ (Z) NIWIW ICh a C 5' (I) D NighUint 1121111 'Dingorou Curvoo' Crimo Time After P~mo Time Stereo . r:;J a2 SportoContlr Montydne Q]J MOVIE: The Aedhtod From Wyoming (1 30) 11:35 Ill It 1!)1 Tonight Show Stifling Johnny Car.on Stereo. lll a Cheer. ~ 11!1 Ar.enlo all Stereo. a a 12:00 (I) D Dennlo MINer crJJ 18 love Connection IIJ The Equalizer ® Nashville Now Stereo ID Beaebell Tonight a HtwoNight 12:05 MOVIE: ThunderboH and L ghtfoot (AI (2 3Q lll a Ntghdlne 12:30 ill MOVIE: A Nighlniore on Elm Street 4: The Dream Mootor (AI (2:00) crJ) 1D WKAP In ClnclnnoU 1121111 Personota ID Bicycling Pans to Aoubaix . France (T) lnolde Poii!ICI '92 12:351llll l!)llllo Night With David Lenenman (I) a love Connecdon liD MorTied ... With Children [£ a a 1:00 (I) Ill Growing Paino Q crJJ 18 Rawhide 1121 (II Night Gamao 11J MOVIE: Where tho Bunalo Room {AI (2.00) ® American Muolc Shop Stereo. ID National Aerobic Championship F1om Los Angeles (A) a ShowBiz Today Q]J Paid Progrem 1:05(1) a Now It Can Be Told ®J liD Hews 1:30 (I) llJ It's a living 112111 Now 11 Con Be Told NewoNight Updatt 1:351lJII l!)llatar With Bob Coo tao (};a Entenalnment Tonight Stereo Q 1:4G ®J 11!1 CNN News 2:00 (I) II) Worid Newo Now Stereo. M 1~: Fl!t the ov f.ator lPG I (2 I ® C ub Dance Stereo ID lnoldo the PGA Tour a Woridwlde Update Q]J 700 Club With Pat Robertson a \!(.! g '!!I 2:051llll Home Shopping (I) a Hews 1121 NBC Nightlldt 2:10 ®J 1111 Up to the Minute 2:30 ill Dennis Millar ID SponoCentlr Spono uttNtght 2:35 (1) MOVIE: Billy Two Hall iPGI (2:00) a 2:40 ~ a Wortd Newt Now tareo . Q 3:00 11J MOVIE: The Prtct ot the Brtdo (2:00) 1D Up Ctooe FRIDAY l!ll Ill Amertce'o Moot Wanted A Jamaican woman throws aCid on her husband Stereo. Q 11J Murder. She WIOIO Stereo. Q 12!1 Crook end Chaoo PrimaNewo Q 8:30 rn a (I) 0 Step br Stop Mothers and daugnters compete 1n a beauty pageant at Frank's lodge. Stereo Q (Z) IIl Woll $,..1 Week Stereo Q 1:00 ~II 1!)11"11 Fly Away Lilly offers room and board to a handsome musician_Ster&e a ~a (I) Ill Dlnouur. Robb!O joins Spike's gang tor protection and becomes their leader. Stereo. ~ (Z) Ill ... TIIkla ith David Froot Stereo. crJ) ID SlghHngo: Powar. ot the Mind The expenences ol ordinary people encountering ESP and other pyschic phenomenon are featured ~00) Stereo. Beyond Realty ® Nashville Now Stereo. I.Ainry King Uvel Q]J Father Dowtln~ My•-• Stereo. Q 9:30 (I) a Cheers ~ (I) 0 Beby Tal Maggro talks James into eloping with her. Stereo . ~ I!) Swamp Th ng 10:00 (l) It 1!)1 Fifth Comer Tho FBI extradites R1c1'1ard to Japan to stand trial tor murder. Stereo.J8' ~a (I) II 20 Stereo S] 1:00 ~It 1!)1 Wlittt ot Fonune a • • FRI., APRIL 24 The Jett.rsono Stranger (4 :00) 1:30 rna (I) D Doogle Howeer, M.D. Doogle saves tho lrfo ot a motorc~le rider. Stereo. Q (1) IIl 3· ·1 Contact Elltnl Stereo ail IIDj 11!1 Ill Davis Rules Gwen cHars a prize to the first person who can find her a date. Stereo. Q ID Mojo< Laegue Booeball 8(l)~ (I N~ht Court Q 7:30 lllD 1!)1 Jeoperd~ ill Now n Can Be ol ~ II Entenalnment Tonlght eroo. Q ~a MorTied... With Children a Fl. rn a w a Reeding Aoln- Stereo . a Beoeblll Tonight 10:00 (2) II 1!)1 Detellne NBC Doctors who were educated in foreign medical schools are invosbgB/ed. Stereo ~ (1) Mojo< Laagua Beoebel Atlanta Braves at San Diego Padres (L) rna (I) a c1v11 war. Denise and Jeffrey drsllke the 1doa ot a traditional W<!ddlng Stereo.~ (1) (I) U toning to Amtrtca With Bill Moyer. Q ta On Stage Stereo. a2 Major league Beoebell (L) Wortd Newo llll 700 Club With Pat Aoblnaon EVENING 6:oo America~ j • WED., APRIL 22 THURSDAY 1:00 <2l. !)) D Cll. IIID IDD 0 - a a a 12:00 (I) • a 1:00 (1) MOVIE: The Silvor Chalice (2:50) (I) 8 Growing Paino Q l!ll Cll Rawhlda 112111) Night Gemao 0 WLAF Foolblil Fronkturt Galaxy at Now York/Now Jersey Knights (A) ®On Sllr. Stereo . ID Spono enter ShowBiz Today Q]J Paid Progf'llm 1:05 (l) a Now It Can Be Told 11111111 Newo 1:30 (I) G It"s 1 Living C Ill Now It Can Be Told ® Church Street StaUon Stereo. ID ScholaoHc Sporto e VDiltW From San Juan, Puerto Rico IT) • a WEDNESDAY • a g adoption. (R) rnllllljOr I g • New Vorl< Yankees II Chicago- Sox (l) <lle l l l D F u l M - thinks tile ONy way 10 ... liar Old is 10 lollow him. Q <1l Ill K2: a rival ot Mount E - for 11io lilies! rnounllln in tile world. Stareci. a ® Nalhvlta Now Stereo . NtwaNight 12:05l1Ja Nightilno Q 12:30 ~ MOVIE: Wicked tepmother(PG13) (2:00) @ 18 WKAP In Cincinnati \121 Ill Ptraonlll lnolde Politico '92 12:351llll 1!)1 LAlit Night Willi David lotterman rna Love Connoc:tion liD MorTied... With Children a 10:30 l!ll18 N~t Court 12!1 Churc S,..t S tion Stereo. 8Ctcr -., 7:35 (J) Salltwd l Son 1:110 (2). ill In . . - Stereo. Q 8:05 (1) MOVIE: A Killer In the Femlly (t :55) 8:30 (l) a (I) Home Improvement Tim IS under pressure to complete his remodel~ project (AI Stereo. llll Wllnt 1 to Survival Q 9:00 (2) IJ ll1l I.Aiw l Order The chief witness in a major FBI case is found murdered. (A) StereoJ?t rna Roaeonne Roseanne and Jackie drive a truck to Kansas City. (A) Sterec. r:;J <1l Ill FrOntllnt ~ 11111D 1121e MO E: 'Murder In New Hemplhlre: The Pamela Smon Story' CBS Tueada~Movie (2:00) Stereo. 0 MOVI : Firestarter tAl (2:00) 12!1 Nashville Now Stereo. a2 Amerlcl'l Cup '92 unry King llvet llll Fother Dowling Myllt~eo Stereo. Q 9:30 rna (I) 8 Cooch During a tra1n trip, Hayden works on luther's attitude. (A) Stereo , a at Mor1beal Expos (L) tDeF_,_ a . . • ... OS«topT. . SATURDAY ID Setundey Night Thunder Midgets from Ventura. Calif g• 811 It 'Pm:sburgh Pifales 1:00(]) CouatHu'a ReciiiCDVeiJ ot Ilia Worid (I) e Growing Polna Q l!lle Aewhldt 1121• Night Gomes a • • - • Tanlgftl §'ei3.iad-- Clilldren 12:351lJII @ LAlla Night Willi Dovld unarmen lllGt love Connection 8 ManlerLWith Ch- 3:45 New•- Q 4:00 ill MOVIE: Dlny Trick I iPGI (2:00) llrTJ King llvet 4:05 (1) Allin the Family 4:30 crJ) Ill MOVIE: The Uftltol Outtaw (I :30) 4:35 (1) Hogon'o Heroes 0"'"'-~3 It Con Be e E1 crJJ ID lovt Connection 11J The Equollzlf a 8 8:30 (2). 0 lee (J) Shod by . . - 1:11 PrimeNtWI !?llll Aln Tin Tin, -8 Cop a . . . . . . . . . How illi:.,::C,c-Q a lnalde Politico '92 2:051lJCI Homo Sliopplng liJGt NIWI I!JNBCNightalde 2:t0®JB Up to the Minute 2:30 ill Dtnnla Miller ID SportiCanter 'a Sports LAIIINighl 2:4G liJGt Worid Hews Now Stereo. Q 3:00 (1) Gunomoke D UpCto11 a Croutln; Q]J Paid Ptogrem 3:30 ill Hogen'• Heroes ID High Sc- Batkttbalt Indiana Champions~ip ~om Indianapolis (A) Newo Overnight 1118 ~ Squire One TV Stareo a R_,.., 11). ()). 111• ~~~@VIdeo- 12:00 (I) t1 Dennlo Miller crJJ • lovo Connoc:tlon IIJ Tile Equollzer ® Nrilhvllta Now Stereo . NriwoNtght 12:05(1)Gt Nighdlnt Q 12:30 ill MOYIE: The lAdy From Yat-J(2:00) l!ll18 WKRP In Clnclnnoti 1121. Peraonell ID Indy 500; A Race to< a EVENING 1:00 (2) • e Stereo. Q 1:4G®J 8 CNH Hewo 2:00 (1) N - Gtograplilc Explanr (I) Cl Worid Hewa Now Stereo. C crJJ • MOVIE: Willie end Pill! (2:30) 11J Paid Ptogram ® Club Dance Stereo. 1D Auto Rtclng Indy lights Championship from Phoenix (T) W-Ide UpUII Q]J 700 Club With Pat • TUE., APRIL 21 TUESDAY a Reading l7il River. Starin of the Mlnlulppl The history, people and culture of the MiSSISSippi are revealed in tales of Mud Island, native American effigy mounds and riverbOat bands (100) il)lnolde Information The intncacies of the mind are e)(p!a1ned by researchers and experts with the use of computer animation (1 ·10) Stereo.ail 11111111 Ill Burt Roynotdo' ConvorsaUono With ... Reynokts interviews Kathy Mattea. Dolly Parton. Tanva Tucker and Lorna Morgan. ~00) Stereo . ~ ID Major le guo Beoeball Cincinnati Reds at San Diego Padres (l) I!) The Hlldihlkar 12!1 On Stage Stereo. Wortd NtWI Q]J 700 Club With Pat Aoblnaon 10:30 ill Newo I!) Roy Bradbury Theettr 12!1 AuaUn Encore Stereo a2 Major Leogue Booeball Ill 10:38 (1) MOVIE: Bedlondo{PGI (2:00) a 11:00 Ill II (l) a (I) G ®J G \121 D 1!)1 Hewa 1!J Hight Coun Q (Z) NOWIWa1Ch 11J PGA Golf Kmart Grea101 Greensboro Open , 2nd round, trom Greensboro. N.C. (A) 12!1 Crook and Chooe a Spono Tonight Q]J Bordanown Stereo Q 1 1:30 1!1 Street Juodce (Z) Yn, Minister (I) Nightllne r:;l 1121e "Derl< Justice" Crtma Time Aftor Prime Tlmt Stereo. Q Monoyllnt Q]J Bordenown Stereo. Q 11:35 rn It 1!11 Tonight Shew StarTing Johnny Corson Stereo. rn a Cheer. ~ A"enio all Stereo a a 511D 12:00 (I) 0 Dennil Miller 12!1 Naohvllle Now S Iareo a NewoNight Q]J AudloVIolon With Scott Ro11 12:05 J) a Nlg5dllne Q 12:30 ill MOVIE: The Sao Shol Not Hove Them (2 00) Inside Politico '92 12:351lJit 1!)1 LAlla Night Wltl1 David Letterman (1) MOYIE: FrogiiPGI{I :55) (I) a love Connoctlon §liD Morrled... With Children a gJ Pertonata 1:00 (I) II) Growing Paino Q 18 Araenlo Hall Stereo. § MOVIE: Allen High 12.00) 12!1 On Stage SWoo. a ShowBiz Todoy Q]J Pold Progrem t:05(1) a Now It Con Be Told ll§IIID Newo 1121 (I) Night Gamu 1:30(1)11 lt'o ollvlng ® Auodn Encore Stereo ID sponaConter NewoNight Update 1:351lJ D I!)) Friday Night VIdeo a (lJ a Entenalnmant Tonight Stereo. Q 1121111 Now It Can Be Told 1:40 ®J 11!1 CNN Newa 2:00 l!ll. MOVIE: Money on the Side (2:00) ®Club Dance Stereo. a2 lnolda the Senior PGA Tour aW-Update Q]J 700 Club With Pot Aoblrioon 2:05 (I) a Newt 2:10 GJ G Soul Train 2:30 ill Paid Prog11im I]) MOVIE: Jaws ot !Iotan IAI (2:00) ID SponaCentar Spono LAIIINight 2:351lJD Home Shopping . ONBCNightalde 2:40 rna MOVIE: Do,..._. Compeny (2:00) a a �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER Television Viewing y ~0 'iOV o.loNT AAV£ fO PIIY c.ASH FOR "'rCAAALWU< ~'i tWf£ loJAAf 00 fUO T~l~ FOR < TIIAT DAIIT • FRI., APRIL 17 mnu v\!:a Rearrange le"ers of 0 fo'-lr JCrombl.d words • B UD I NN I I I! ll I I V UL A E I I ll I I' I Ill a (I) m tlUil (]) Vkleo Power IZl Square One TV Stereo (j'j ANdlllfl Rainbow Q W~ E N OF THE I!JI. Nlghl Court Q 0 Smurft Q at World Today QJI Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. 1;1 6:05 Cil Beverly Hlllbllllet 6:30 (IIIJ 0 NBC Newo C C!l So•ld by the Bell Q Ill Cll (I) II ABC Newo Q mWild America c Squoro OnllVStereo. YOU LET 60 OF BLANKET ~ T~ E COO K IE~ ~ ME N I C I; I Is 1 I I 6 ,, \fl ':JAY 11' DOIJ'T ':JAY ll1 OO!l'f&AY If' Happy Easter low to lorm four simple words 1121111 0 Nowo LET 60 OJ C!l 1121111 CBS Nawo Q illllll Andy <lttll1111 0 Scooby Doo a:1 Up Clooe QJI Zorro Stereo. Q 6:35 Cil Andy Griffith 7:00 r;aliJ 0 Wheel or Fortune MAD E E N 1 I I I 8 P" INT NUMBERED €j UNSCRAMBlE FOR O Complete Cendkl camera ill C!l Currwn1 AHolr C I!J) .. 8101r T.... : The lleJ:1 miss~r'lg lETTERS IN SQUARES AN SWER Vol. 27 1 No. 11 0111 Entortlfnmen1 Tonight + K 7! WEST ALDER at Be a s.. r Stereo . By Pbillip Alder A woman 's son draws pictures ol the murdering ol her ALLEY OOP boyfriend. Stereo . Q C!l Lead-an Man Ill a (I) Cl Femlly Ma11ars Laura turns her eyes on - JF HE Ml"\16 1 " 1'\ >\N l ... ..._~ 1'\ E LL !'\._' I T "" E'S DU"'1BE~ k' •N l=k~'N f •'-=THAN L ~IN 16"" \ JH >'1\LA..._- E ..-..Nr H£ 15 ' 'EM ••)FF ) MA k,£ A.. PU8 l1 .,. \u;:;. ~:::::::::::~""10-, B~o):)!;) " Cart·s partner as Urkel surls ::.P£C TA...: LE ~'F HE ll<: E\.E._UTk'lN ' 111 Hawait. (A) Stereo. Q CD (JJ Woohlnvton WMI< In Rovlow Stereo. Q ill D Oil T:q;lla end Bonetd Stereo. I!JI• Amtrlca'o oar Wanted A neighborhood nice guy is charged with sexual abuse and molestation . Stereo. 1;1 0 Mu-. SM Wroto Q llll Crook and Chaoe at PrtmoNewo Q 1:05 Cil MOVIE: Operation Pot11co.11 (2 25) 8:30 C!l Major Loogue Beoebalt Chtcago Cubs at St Louis Cardinals (l) Ill a (I) Cl Stwp by Stop Both A man with amnesia discovers he has five tdentitles . Stereo. C ill (l)fll DlnoJun Fran 15 determined to keep Sa£ m the family . (R) Stereo. a MORTY MEEKLE ANDr'Wr-I:..:.NT.:..:H:.:.=::::.:.___ _~ rr-----~ r TH()LI6HT THERE WA'3 A .MONST"ER UNDER .MY BE:'D l.Aeif NIGHT BUT IT TI.Jf<NWCUT I THINK I \'\OUL.D ID BE MY UTTLEc 8ROTI-IB< HAVE PREFERRED THE 1\NJNSTER . CD ClJ Mormon Tobaml Choi• An Enter Gift of Muaic World-renowed soprano Dame Kiri Te Kanawa joins the Mormon Tabemacle Choir and the Utah Symphony. conducted by Julius Rudel . (1 :00) Stereo. ill tlil 1121111 MOVIE: 'Murder Time• Sevtn' CBS Movte Speclali2 00) Stereo Q illllll !ijghUilfiO Children and adults ex[:Main thtir l1ve-a"er-death expertences Stereo. 1;1 0 Beyond Reollty llll Chartlo Danlolo: BARNEY ~ides +AQ7 H t A Jl South West Nortll The World Almanac® Crossword Puzzle 1 Face part 4 Ruling group 9 Sixth sense (abbr.) onn 46 Cutting w o rk should stan m laiC summer. implement A lotal of $6,693,171 was allo· cared and approved for projects m Dislricl 18 , Roberts reponed . In the dislricl besides Meigs arc Monroe. Noble, Morgan. Perry. Athens. Hocking, Washrngron. and Bel mont counties. 49 Eared seal 53 Dawn goddeu 54 LUIUriOUI Knock 18 Cheera1 20 Overact (oi.J 58 Wide shoe 22 Stupid size 26 German Mr 59 Language 29 Guyo 30 Let tall AN' I BEEN FLOATIN' ON CLOUD S ALL DAY LONG" suffllt 60 Abraham's 34 Cooled 35 Nev . time 36 Firat·rale son 61- Tin Tin DOWN (movie dog) 12 wds.l 62 37 George Soap 1 S..innr liahet 2 Egg center ingredient 63 Storehouse 64 Cricket BernaJd - 38 From- - Z 39 Clare Bootl'le 3 Oppooltt or ecto 4 lncarceralli 5 - and poailion& It :00) Stereo. 11!1 Larry King Uval Father DowNng Myoterteo I 24 Made a home 25 Recite mualcally 26 Snako'o sound 27 Rtsound 28 True Temporary office worUrs chase pests in an an1ma1 lab 31 Dloordorly (A) Stereo 0 Swomp Thing 10:0011jll (I)CI20/20 Stereo rM~hl 32 Form•rly 33 Equel m BERNICE BEDE OSOL \ ~'lOur ~'Birthday APfll 11, 1992 vou could estat:>ltsh several enviable relatiOnships In the year ahead . They w1ll be wl\h individuals who will be JuSt as concerned abOut advancing your hopes and desires as you will be about their S ARIES (Morch 21-Aprillll Yoor greatest asset today is your ability to master mind the affairS of others. Ways of do· lng things effeclivEHy, which they 'll overlook . will be obvious to you . Know wnere to look lor romance and you 'll find it . The Astro-Grapll Matchmaker instantly reveal s which signs are rom an - long. sell -addressed . stamped enve lope to Mat chm aker . c 1o thts newspa per P 0 Bo;.; 9 14 26 Cleveland . OH 4410 1-3428 TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) When wo rK •ng m close pr QJurmty w1th olhers t od ay. keep an open m tnd and . 11 then sugges - ttons are supenor t o yours . be wtllmg to ad1ust your vtew s Eve ryone wtll gam GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Thts could be th e day you·ve been w811 tng for to talk to the bo ss about tmprovtng your lot at work You're ho ld.ng some aces. so p lay th orn w• sely CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don 't htde your leehngs undtH a bushel today when 11 comes to someone you really ltk e but about whom you have been rett CAnt Ther e's a strong probability the feeling tS mutual LEO (July 23-A.ug. 22) Gtve situattons that could mak e or save you money the senou s respect they deserve today These are your strong areas . and good resu lts are likely . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) lmpresstve result s are posstble today in situat1ons where you have something to sell or promo te The secret to your success depend s on how s1ncerety you believe tn your pr oduct liBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) Your tmaglnali on . llatr and resour cefulness tn ltnan Ci al matter s could be rather out stand tn g today All tt w1il take to tngger these annbutes wtll bf! the rtght kmd of challenge SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Fnends w111 lmd your personality extremely lntngu tng today· You 'll be both dynam1c and mys tenou s But you won' t be rote -p lr~y ­ tn g. 11 w1 1! JUSt be tile r1atural you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec:. 21) 44 Macabre AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 18) When pul PISCES (Fob. 2()-Morch 211) Don't diScount the suggestions of friends today tn matters that affect you socially, but. on the other hand . don 't take u gospel any ftnancial advice they may offer. 50 Olalrcran 51 Narrow strep 52 Wonlo (ol.l 55 Believer In an Iom 56 ChinHe a~odo 57 g ntror (II.) Atlanta Braves at Los BIIMblll C1ncinnati Reds at San Francisco Giants {l) a:1 Mojo< l.HgiHI Beolboll Cincinnati Reds at San Francisco Giants or Atlanta Braves at Los Angeles Dodgers ILl 11 :00 (II • Ill a (I) • 1121111 ONewo CDNowowatcll ill 111 0 Sonkw P<lA Ootl PGA Championship, 2nd Round , ' W S B CNJEBV BJJBRWLTVVG J~LtLWMTV R N W N X DLVVLTP L J T PBJJTCB Itt X tBZBPEWLNR, JNULTV IBXNtP. L R C B. PREVIOUS SOLUTION : "Ufe. trs a series of mortar attack The how you Mndle them ." - (Formet" quarterback) Roger Sta~·bach . key is from Palm Beach Gardens . Fla. (A) 12!1 Crook ond Chloe 11!1 Sporto Tonlgll1 Thts rs the fourth round of fund ing from the Issue 2 monies. Selcctoon of projecls for the fifth round of funding is expected to begin in a few week s. Roberts sard that the village of Pomeroy and the Tuppers Plains-Chesler Water District. neither of which asked for money in the fourth round, arc expected 10 have projects for consideration in the next funding round. Meig s County, wht ch has Roberts on the executive commit - tee and Roberts and Meigs County Commissioner Richard Jones on the integrative commitlcc of the OPWC, has had projecLs funded 10 all four years since voters approved Issue 2. In addttion to the money raised through Issue 2, a ccnam portion of gasoline tax revenue goes into OPWC prOJ<XlS. Projens selected for funding are determined by a point syslem, RobertS explained . Wednesday, the executive com mince met in Marietta with W. Laurence Bicking. OPWC drrector, and Mrke Miller, his as.,istanl, afler the projecL' recommended several months ago had been returned by the drrcciOr to the committe<! for a change in prioritizing. Bicking in a lellcr last week advised that he was returning the executive committee's recommend- 10:30 Cil Mljo< L11g1141 BIHboll 0 Roy Bndbury Thooter llll Auotln EftCON Stereo. to the test today. you'll conduct yoursell wellm Situations where you exercise au thor ity You ' ll be lair and just . yet firm when necessary. under· standing Roblrloon CAPRICORN 22-Jon. 111 You 48 Two word I of I!JI • WirRP In Cincinnati 0 Tho HKchhlkor llll On Slago Stereo. 11!1 World Newo QJI700 Club W1111 Po1 Angeles Dodgers (l) I!JIIII MoJo< Looguo (Dec. 45 Rollo46 Pa~ o1 a ohlp 47 lnqf.liiiUn (JJ Morlan Anderson Marian Anderson ' s long and bnUtant career is full of breakthroughs and prolesstonal recogmtton, endearing her to millions ol people as she travels . p :00) Stereo. C Fnends w1ll respond to your appeals l or ass1slanc e today - 11 you play to the1r emotu)fiS Th1 s Will be parttcularly true of two people you helped recently may have the opportunity today to get to know someone bener about whom you have felt Indifferently You and tht s individual have a great deal tn common and could become very good friends Go away! Ponurr winner (AI Stereo I!JIIII Hldde Video 11cally perf ec t to r you Ma11 $2 plus a Saarinen 10 tt 23 African onto lope apartment is tnvaded when the ptumbin~breaks down ASTRO-GRAPH 7 Spanlth aunt 8 Some publicity pooplo g Architect - 2 t Olrmplc 9:30 lilii Clleen C !liD Bilby Taif Maggoe·s ' down a 6 Hockey org. 19 H.,ena's kin a YOU CAN GLI DE IN FE R A LANDIN' NOW Three Meigs County Hrghway Department pavrng and resurfactng projects are included. They arc $183 ,704.14 for p:•ving to be done on Hemlock Grov _, Pine Grove and Flatwoods Road; $75 ,593.61 for resurfacing Wolf Pen and lhe Royal Oak Road; and $37,807 .44 for rcsurfacrng Sumner Road. Syracuse Village received $55,000 and Racine Village received $14,178 for strecl rc surfa crng proJects; and Middleport received $29,000 for resurfacing Hudson, Pearl. Beech, and Broadway streets. and $154,784 for a sewer l1nc replacement along Wheeler's Run . Roberts said the project agree ments arc c.r..pectcd from the 43 lnfluenlial berto 15 Collage deg 16 Mohammedan religion More than POMEROY $500.000 in funds from Issue 2 admrnislered by the Ohto Public Works Commission has been desIgnated for resurfacing and sewer projects in Meigs County . . Phtl Roberts, Metgs County s rcprcs c nlative on the District I R cx.ec utivc committee for OPWC, ann ounc ed final funding approval on lh e prOJect s Friday . A lo cal maich of 10 percent is required. OPWC within the nexl couple of weeks. After that, the projects will be advertised for bid and the actual highway 12 long time 13 lnsecl 14 Author Um - t7 Ans••r lo PreYloul Puz1le 40 lone performance 41 Bernstein, lor short 42 Roman Homefolkt end Highways LAST NI GHT I DREMPT YOU GOT AL L "A' s" ON YORE REPORT CAR D AN '-- Eut ...........,= -.-. ACROSS I II I I 1 'I' 1 Cloud1 14 Soctiono. " '17 ed list of projects on the basis thar they did not meet 1hc "pnoritizing of infrastructure projects of the greatest importance within the di sLricl" The genernl consensus of local officrals was that Bicking wa s looking to fewer and larger projects in one or 1wo counties, rather than smaller projects in each of the district's counties, and that this mt~ht exclude proposals from Mergs County. However, after Wednesday' s lengthy meeting and some changes ~ in arranging project priorities, the list - including funding for aU the Meig s County projects - was approved Friday. p._ A .._,.timtdillnc . ~- B• Jt\1 FREEMAN Staff lly CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Starr +s Vulnerable Both Dealer East have the potential for •: , , 1 ,, ,_, \\ ta t her . ________________ :\. ~ •Ks o good play m today 's deaL But m the Pass real world, the defensive coup is virtu- t+ Pass ~· AllpaM ally impossible to find . Therefore, lest Opening lead: +Q your declarer-play . Cover the East· West cards and plan the play in lour spades. West leads the club queen. L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...J North's raise to four spades was pre-emptiVe, showing good playing trump. Now South made a strangestrength lor spades but a paucity of looking play: He led dummy's dia· defenstve tricks. This bid gave the o~ mond tO and ran il. (U Easl had covponents little room in which to maneu- ered, South would have woo with the ver. Here five clubs is likely to finish ace and taken a rulfing finesoe only one down, a good save against a through West ) West won with the queen but was making game. True. West might bave made a lhm take-<>ul double. but oppo- endplayed. Wbalever West led now site a passed partner, it didn't look the heart ace, a diamond (into South's lenace) or a club (conceding a ruffinviting West led the club queen and contin- and-discard) - declarer would looe ued witb the club jack when declarer only one beart and make his game. What was the defensive roup? U ducked in the dummy. Soutll did well, finding a line thai Easl had overtaken the club queen would work even if West beld the witb his ace at trick oue tmd trtritcbed heart ace. A.fter rufhng at trick two, to the heart 10 (or queen), the defenddedarer played a trump to dummy's en would have tlkeu the flnl four king. ruffed the club king high in band tricks. No way, man! ~ and returned to dummy with anotber J T. has some explaining to do when he sneaks out in Carol's car (R) Stereo. Q CD ClJ Wall Snet Waek Stereo. 1;1 9:00 (II D 0 Fifth Comer (Pi lot! +Alii% SOUTH aJ 7:35 Cil Sonlord l Son 8:00 (IIIJ 0 Moaock + tQ651Z +QJ108 Some plays are too hard @ Mojor League Beoeball New York Mats at Montreal Ex;pos or Detroit Tigers at Baltimore Orioles (L) 121 Croaalire +J • Q to 9 K 8 7! • AJ 5 c Ill Wheel o1 Fortune Q 1121111 Femily Feud EAST +6 • ,, 1 - Officials work to meet state suggestions Issue 2 • monies will fund projects .781 t tO PHILLIP Alon~ tht ri•« _............ Rt-8 Bu; mess. larm ........ ..DI -S C la~sili rd ...................... 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My elderty aunt helped me by saying, "'pportunity only 00 The Jeneroons Q_ Ill Clllnoldo Edition 1;1 Stereo. !;1 0 MecGyvor Q a:l Sportoconter at Moneyllne QJI MOVIE: The Wenona: An Eooter Story (2:00) 7:05 (l) Addamo Fomlly 7:30 (IIIJ 0 Jeopardy! C!1 Now II Con Be tokl lilii En1ertalnment Tonight Stereo. 1;1 \lj 11J Merrie<!... W1111 Children 75 cents - - - - - - 14.. 4 ~. EVEN!NG s:oo (IIIJ Sunday C.~ poli l>< ado pted proh1boung the use of funJ, for pohucat purposes. • A. r("(Offimendauon l.hal a To m .,;- ~ntintl c~ GALLI POLIS - Galua Caunl\ A cco rdmg to lhc commission ers. t.hc count)·'s affUlTUltive action stop' to com pl y with uncorrec te d rtcommcndations made try the state audnor's office duri ng thetr la st audtt pcnod fco- 1990 The foUov.·mg rerornmendauoos polocy os m the process of betng updated. Cornml,~tOOCJ"S said they arr tak.mg were READY FOR THE HUNT - Hundreds of area youngsters tined the sidewalks in the Gallipolis city park Saturday morning, as they got n•ady for the annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by 1he Gallipolis Parks and Rl'<'reation Depart· ment. Kids also enjoyed a visit with the F..astrr Runny and Alligator AI from Rax Restaurant. !Time.s·Sentinet photo by Kris Cochran) made to the commts.swncrs by the state audltii's office : - A recommenda uon that the county updale 1LS affuma11,•e ~uoo polrcy: • A pel>OO be appornted to over ~ sec cov~ nghts complamts: • A rccommendauon ··cooccmmg the aupon: nl31la,l!:cr·s con[r.Kt~ Tll~ com missioners commented the y arc cons1dcnng appointing a pcf'S(Wl lO ovcrso: civil righiS com piJOnts. whi le addrng that th ey hJven't heard any ciVJ..I rights complamts The problem with the airport manager's con tr ac t . the commis'\loncrs commented , IS that the aupon manager has not Signed a contrJCt. The commiSSIOOCI'"'i Qld thcv f(ootinued on A-11 Tax hikes to stave off cuts win Regents' support lly JOliN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS - The Oht o Board of RegenLs supports passage of ta" increases designed to raise enough money to fully resolv e a financial problem that may cui state a1d 10 colleges and u01versilies by $194 million after July I. The state faces a pTOJCCied $576 mtllion budget deficiL The regents approved a resolution supportin g the t.a" boost after being told how much money institutions of higher education stand to lo se if Go v. George Voinovrch imposes a 15 percent spending cut. Roo Grande Community College wo uld fa ce a rcdu c lion of $4 85,440, taking iLs 1993 subsidy fr0m a prc -<: ul level of S3 ,236.26R 10 $2.750.828. Raymond Sawyer. the regents' cha trman, sa1d cuts of that size couldn't be absorbed wrthout dam agong the affected colleges and uni vers 1uc.s '' We ' re very solidly m ~ uppon o f lhe revenues (needed ) to sLave o ff 1h e problem s that we would otherwise race nCXI year ... Sawye r said. The regents applaud ed Voin ov ich's call for !.a); wcrcascs conuuncd in a $200 million rev enue package. The governor's plan mcl udes pr oposals to boost alcohol and tobacco taxes . eliminate paymc ms In rclail crs for coll e< ling s:tlcs la.Xc.s and conven mtl' liquor stores to prwate operacons. Tile regents· resoluuon mdJCa! cd the proposal would be msuffi CH' nl to deal wi th the b ud ge ! deficit • · 'G1·•cn the uncertatnty of the s1ze of lhc problem. OOweY~ r . we supporl any r evenu e so luti on DeWine is looking for reform, not a new image, in Senate race s10nal employees. By ROBERT K MILLER He al so rep eated hi s earli e r Associated Press Writer endorse ment of term limiLS. COLUMBUS - Lt. Gov . Mike He proposed a Iimil of four . DeWrne scoffed when asked if he two-year terms for House members was trying to "re-invent" himself, "'! ual 10 his own len ure there now that he is a candidate for the U.S . Senate and hoping to unseat but said he favors two, si" -ycar term s for senators. ihrce-tenn Democrat John Glenn. He said majorily Dcmocrals The former congressman last week was listing things he see s have boosted payrolls. He said wrong wrth Congress . He served commillee employees grew from there from I983 -I99t and, by hi s about 4.072 in I 950 to more than own admi ssion, made no more than 40,1100 rn 1991. DeWine said he was not prea Ioken effort 10 change any of par e d to make recommendation s them . He mentioned the spiralon g fo r ending the spec ial privoleges growth of the congressional pay - enJoyed by the nation's lawmakers. roll, mostly in committee staff. Bur he tntlr cated he will mak e Congress passes some laws rhat some. " Give us time ," he said . DeWine's name appeared laSI affcCI everyone but itself. and he would like lo pul an end to that. he week on a liS! of former House members who wrote checks wnh told a news conference. on s ulficienr funds on ihe now DeWone li sted labor laws overtime and the minimum wage , defunCI House bank. He was li sted with nine over for rnstance - along with others thai included civil rights stalutes drafts over three years although he tltat he saod don't apply 10 congrcs- earlt cr reported 31 in eighl years 'Old stuff' looks new thanks to Vickie Fink By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel SIJlff RUTLAND - Vickie Fonk has come up with a new way to preserve and display histoncal or prtzcd pictures. It ' s fun, inexpensive 10 do , and doesn't damage, or for thai matter even involve, the origina.l print once a copy ha s been made, Vickie says. The innovative lechnique uses a copy made on either a black and white or color copier. To the copy, Vickie appties a transfer medium . The coated copy then must set 24 hours, during which time the image rs absorbed into the rubbery-like substance. That medium with another coat will then permanently adhere to almost any surface, she explains. Into crafts big lime for several years, Vickie enjoys experi menting to sec what works on d1ffcrcm thmgs. She got into transfer medium crafts last fall when she made se veral thrngs for the holiday bazaar of the Rutland Emergency Medical Service. Her wall hangings of history have been in demand since she di splayed the flf5t one. One framed rn an 18 -in ch embroidery hoop on unbleached mu slin features lhe Blaettnar Buggy and Wagon Factory. the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, the Pomeroy Court House, the Mcrgs County jail and sheriffs offtce, and Pomeroy's Parish and Orphanage Compound. She also applies pictures of Meigs County landmarks to all sizes of stone jars. Any picture can be trans ferred to fabric, glass or stone, like portraits of children or farn · ol ies, prized family ph01os, or a (Continued on A-2) rowling $ 13, 195. That wa s small, compared with hundreds of checks li sted for other past and present Hou se members. De Wine, tn response toquestions. said he was not able to lix any of th e problems because he was in rhc minority and felt it futile "~i add lo the long list of (minori · ry ) bills rhat were not going an y· where .'' He said Hou se Repu bloca ns offered unsuccessful amendments to appropnations bills tha t would hJvc reduced staff. "I voled for them umc and umc a g a 1n ," he said, 1n deny1ng a rq:xxtcr's quc..~tion whether he wa.;, Lrytng 10 run for the Senalc as an oul s ic1cr hy "rc - invent1n g ~vhl c DcWinc." " il ' s not a re-invention of M1kr DeWone," he replied. He sa td the publrc nghl now tS dlsgusrcd • rth Congress - much more th an he has ever seen. He said 1992 .. ,, a window of opportun ity We rca ll ) .' (ramed by Oluo's elected offiCials that full y add res ses thi s seve re threat 10 our ab1hL'I to 5'.ef'vc stu· .knL~ wt.o sed a ~nc r life." th e rL"...olu tJOn \J.u Sa 'loi )'C r "'ouldn ' t rule o ut the possrbth ty of leg islators appronnf a t.u mcrcasc before lhc ' o\'embcr elccuons. "I' m bcg tnnin g to get the Jm prcs.sw n lhar some members. at (Continued on A-21 Bush denies arms move allegations LT. GOV. MlKF. V.,\HNE ha\'e an oppo rtunu y w get 11 done·· G lcnn aade Dale But .l and '..lui Glenn. "" hom DcWtnc accused of t>Cong ondofTerenl 10 the problems. has itlumcd S3l5.000 of hrs stafl appropnauon Sl ncc 1985 He said Glen n also sponsored an :Im\.'mJ · mcnt !ha t eucnded kdcral c1·•il n~hrs statutes to Scna1< emplovc.:s ·-. ·~ PRESERVING PICTURES - Vickie Fia• asa 1 tru>ftr medium to p~rve bistoric and prim! pic:hlres -nidi cu bo applied to stooe jars, or used to cruk lllliqn wall llaJiciaKS- LOS A\ GE LES (AP ) - The RcJg an adm m1 su a uon secretly Jllo""cd SJud1 Arab• a 10 provide .-\mcnr J.n -madc bombs to Iraq in 1ctSo :111d faolcd to noufy Congress :.1' rcq uncJ b~· lJ '>Io', a new spaper rc r-:)n cJ ThL' Bu\ h adm m1 stra ti o n al so Jllo'IAcd tl"tc Saudis to rransfer arms tn s~ nJ and Bangladesh after the .:nJ 01the Pcrs1an Gulf Wa~ , Lhc n·fl,)rt SJ.Id . In ~1aJ.nc. a ..·ac.auorung Prl'\Jdent Bush, when asked ""'hclhcr he h.ad allowed 'illC h transkf'. gave a bne f reply: " No. No - the answer to your quest.Jon. ' · The Los An geles Ti'"'s. ctUng c lJ\o;;Jflc.d ckxuments and unnamed \nurccs. reported the secret transfm rna story publiShed Saturday lkgmn mg m the m1d-l980s and co nt1nutng unlll las t yea r . th e White House ga\'C tacit appro val to 1he tra nsfers w tlh o ul nou f ywg Congrcs.,, the paper '"'d. The federal Arms E., pr>O Con trol Act rcqutrcs the Prcs1dcm to no11fy Congrc ..;,~ when a forc 1gn nauon u-ansfcrs Am m ean· suppl ted anns to a tlurd country • iiho<JI for . mal U.S . authonTai.Jon Congress can take acuon agaJnst t he cou ntr )' by cancc !Jng future arm.s s.alc.<;; ClaiOSif Jed gnvc: rnmc nt docu mc nts c n ed by Ihe nc""' ~ p aper .;;howcd Congress 'llo 3S kept m lhe da rk. because th e admm1stra twn feared congressional OjlpOSIUon 10 pendl ng arms sales to Saudo Ara boa The newspaper said attemptS 10 ohtatn com men t fro m the Saud1 E mbassy tn Wa shm g t o n we re unsuccessfu l. and a spokesman at th< Stat< Departme nt decl ined com ment A secret State Dcpanment cable tn August 1986 said Prince Bandar brn Sultan, the Saudi ambassador to rhe Untted Stares. to ld U.S. offi cials the Saudis had pnlVIded Iraq wnh an undiscl osed number of one-ton, MK -84 bombs. The cable admonished officials tn Was hin gton thar " we are required by the Arms ExJXV! Contro l Ac t 10 report promptly repeat promptly - to Congress (Continued on A 21 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 17, 1992 buchanan frost johnson mccullough miller