http://66.213.69.5/files/original/30bd46672da9bb3539e0f3843b7ffa20.pdf bac6d9351ed2b4c1e70b24c64bdc15de PDF Text Text Page-12-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio What to expect in May sweeps nonfi ction book . Danner plays Bonnie Von Stetn, who was stabbed and beaten in an attack that ki lled her husband and left her son a prime suspecL -"C heers," May 7. Johnny Carson and Doc Sevcrinscn make ca meo appearances in an episode about Cl1ff going to California for a 1.1ping of "The Ton1ght Show." - "The Go lden Girls," M;~y 9. Ilea Arthur says goodbye to th1 s long-running series that move s next season to CBS. ABC: - "Stay The N1ght," Sun<Liy , 9 p.m. Barbara Hershey siMs as the mother of a high sc hool student who tal<cs up wuh her son's friend. The platinum blonde Jl crshe y con· v1 nccs the boy to l<.ill her husband and tal<e the rap. - "The Best of Barbara Wal ters," May 12, 10 p.m. A one-hour rct.rospcctivc of classic intcrvtcws by th e Queen of Makin g StJ hj ec ts Cry -"Columbo." May 7. H r .m. By DEBORAH HASTINGS AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES- The 199 19~ television seaso n has official ly ended. Unofficially, however, it's st1ll going. May sweeps begin !Dnight. And so, to cover th e nex t 27 days, here IS a semJOfJIC Jal guide to the hype and hysteria that go hand in hand wnh network programming during sweeps periods. NBC: -'Miss Rose Wh ite," Sunday, 9 p.m. Kyra Sedgwick plays Rose White, a. k.a. Rru sa We1ss, a 1947 career girl living a doubl e l1fe in Manhat tan . A Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation. -"Dayo," Sunday, May 3, 7 p.m. EDT, 9 p.m. PDT. Delta Burke siMs in a two-hour comedy about a professional woman whose li fe turns upside down when her imagmary ch ildhood fn cnd reappears. -'Cruel Doubt," Sunday, May 17,9 p.m. and Tuesday, May 19,9 p.m. A two-part miniseries starring Blythe Danner in an ada ption ol writer Joe McGinniss' best-selli ng The Harrisonvil le-SCipio Alumni Associauon ofllccrs met recently to make plans for the annual banquet and <lance. Dinner will be se rved at 6;30 p.m. on May 23 at the Harnsonvillc Sc hoo l. The menu includes baked steak w1th gravy and turkey breast. green beans. sca lloped potatoes. tossed sa lad, rolls and butter, 1cc tea, lemonade, coffee. choco late cake and cherry cheesecake. Classes to be honored in clud e A work session will be held Saturday at the Sa l1 sbury Eleme nt ary School. Vo lu nteers wi ll erec t some si:t.: foot fencing at the baseball dia mond and also put up a haskctball pole and back board and se t three benches. Paren ts arc cncour~1gcd to come ou t and help with the work begin nmg at 930 a.r:1 Plan open house 193c. 1'!42 and 1952. Rcscrva ttons and an nu al mem - bership dues should be sent to Joy Clark. 102 Park Street, Middl eport , Oh1o 45760 no later than May IK . Banquet d•mcc and dues wil l be S9; dance on ly $4. Help m decorating the gymnas ium on May 22 at 6 p m. ISalSO needed. Alum n1 officers arc Larry Clark, prcs1dcnt; Harold Gra ham, VIce pre sident; Pansy Jordan , treasurer; Joy Clark. secretary. The ar1flual E.1stcr egg hunt for and Robb ie, Da n and Fonda the youth groups of Tnnity Church Thomas, DanJ e ll e, Mi chell e and was held at the parsonage on ~lui ­ I kathc r. Sandi Hawley and Sarah, berry Aven ue. Auslln and Debb ie Child s, Erica, Games and th e egg hunt were L1 ncbcy and Brett, Ela ine Puumn. he ld fol l ow~ng the rnak1ng of E:ts t- Dc·hh1c Putman , Jan Holler, Alyssa er baskets. :111rl Kelsey. Dcbb1e Hapton stall, G1ft ccrllfic:Hcs were provl(il'd Whirncy and Ilraydon, Ka t1e, 1Jrn1c hy Craw's Family Restaurctnt. :~n d Andy Dam. Ju lie Spaun, Co nPiZZa Hut, McDonald's, Plcascr's. nie ~brc um . Jessica and Jos h. Dairy Queen and Subway. Roland and Jo Ann Wildman . Attend ing were Debbie Coo ke, The ;. out h groups mccl the fir <a John and Bethany, Sherry Garnes. :mtl Lillfd Thursday of each month Andy and Megan , Pau li ne Mayer, :11 5 Jl on All yo uth arc inv1ted for SJrah Jo Sa lt z, Jim Hu ff. Ja ck1c thL' kllow .~ h1p . During the meet i ng, !luck, Jim and Dchbic Schrnoll. th L' pr,:.sclluol choir and Lh c Junior h rnie and Lauren, Cheryl Thom:JS. d101r h;1vc pr:lC ticc . The choirs sin!.! Ade~rn and Brandy, L.o1s and Maron CL' ;1 mont h dunn£ the rcg ulaLr Vi n Ilurt, Leta Burt and Morg:tn. wor...:h1p se rvice . The cho1rs wtll Alice Globol<.ar, P.J . Erwin, Bec ky Slflg Mother's Day, May 10. Depoy and Trevor. Mary Har m gr~un year ~c invJtcd w come and obscn'c Lhc classrooms and obLain program informatiOn and enro ll ment Jpp lications. Chi ldren betwee n the ag es of lhrcc and five years will he const LI crcd for rnro ll rnc.nl based on cltt; t- b!lity gLJidclinc'>. A child 's tmmu - or nil.:tti on record Jnd vcnfiCitlOn the pJ. r~rH s ~mn u ;d income should be available. Stafl will be on hand to answer ques tions ancl refresh- men ts will be se rved. lnform allmt may be obta1 ncd by cal ling 992 3088 or 446-66 74. garden tips 1992 CAVALIERS Vol. 42, No. 253 GOrNG FOR GOLD - Prof. Tom Taylor of Norwic h University coaxes his lab rat, Splinter, to climb across a tightrope in the third annual Rat Olymp ics held at the University in North- s900.00 Great Selection 2 Dr. or 4 Dr's Auto or standard. 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PRE-OWNED VEHICLES 1991 Silverada Pickup"-"""" S11 999 1 Se ntinel Correspondent The puupose of a one mill levy which will be on the June ballot for the benefit of th e Meigs County Park District was explai ned Thurs day nigh t by Mary Powell, director, durin g the regular mcctmg of Syramsc Village Counci I. Powell stated that she is director of the Meigs Coun ty Park Distrll't as well as touris m director. With funds generated through the levy th e park district hopes 10 develop fiVer, park and recreational facilities, according to Powell. Funds will also pemnit a match for state and federal grants for usc of development of projects , she said. The district is presently fund ed through the Meigs Coun ty Com - miSSioners . The county provides impassible. $25,000 toward operation of the It was noted that Council has the off1ce. The levy, if passed, will understand ing that the county highgenerat e S200,000, accord ing to way department docs hav e the rood Powell. on its agenda for repair. However, Also meeting with Council was a contact w111l the comm iss ioners Kenny Cundiff in regard to aban- will be made. donment of alleys no longer used Counci l interviewed two appli or go no where_ Council explained cants for the position of manager at that thw plan IS to abandon such London Pool. They were Shannon alleys but that loca tions of such Slavm and Tom Lowery. Counci l a ll eys must be made and legal now has three applications for the advice obtained. position and will make a dccmon Cund iff also mentioned the by the next meeting. condJtion of Roy Jones Road. notThanks was ex tended to Don ing that it is the only outle t for Houdashelt for h1s donauon vf um c Syracusc residents in the event of in ass istin g the v11lagc recen tl y. high water. Kathryn Crow, counci l Attending were Mayor James Pape, member, agreed that the road I Clerk-treasurer, Janice Lawson, beyond the corporation is m Jack Williams, DenniS Wolfe , deplo rab le condition and with Kenny Ilucklcy, Bill Roush, and much usc would become nearly K.atluyn Crow, couocil members. crime of murd er. I think that the facts will show, eve n for th e purpose of a preliminary hearing, that the best ev idence the state ha s is that this is a cnmc of vo lu n tar y man s laught er or involuntary manslaughter," defense <Htorncy K1chard Roderick noted. The sta te called Ga llia County Shcnff's Department In vcstigator John Vance as its fust witness. Statements from wiUlcs scs indicated th e shoot in g happe ned dunng a di spute at M cc hcllc Gilmore's rnmhcr's residence. Accordin g to V~mcc's teStimo ny : "After be1 ng adviSed of her consti tutional nghLs and alter sign ing a wai ... cr form she gave me a statement say ing that she had in fact shot (Robert Gilmore) in the back as he was exiti ng ... her moth er's residence," Vance s.aid "S he said in her statement that there was some seuflli ng going on between the v1cUm and her brother and that she had got the gun during the sc ufnc and that she had fi red two shots into tl1e cei ling to try to get the suhject (Robert Gilmore) to 411it bcallng her brother," Vance sa id "S he sa id at some pomt shortly after that that the subjec t stopped ;md came at her and pushed I1 L: r :. t nd I believe she stated that he lut her m the stomach and she saH.J lkH she stepped to the s1de and he went tu the front duor ~nd that she stepped IIllO the front .store. about two or three steps bd1ir1d him she '"''as ~u th1s pomt. IDd :.hl· \~lid ~ he p11l il'd the tngge r :md Jircd." V:1nce co n- tinued. "S he said th:11 she procccdni to fol low him out the door and thl'lt he pau se d for J cou ple secon ds :.mel lea ned <1£31/l ~ t the hou se and grabbed for hi s h;llk , or h1 s sitk . I believe the wJy .she stated it Jl c tl1cn CO IHinul'd Oil Ufl the df i V C W~I}' tow:1rds anothL'f r ~s 1 tk ncc :md that he eventua lly kll to the gmund," Va nce s.aid. "Now is It lflli.!, Orliccr V~tnrc that all three of tllC' statements thai you took that rught Indicat ed thJt there lwd been a lig ht or a strut:glc there in the hom e..: of my <.: IJCn t ·\ mother?" Roderick asked ''Yes, sir," Vance rcrltcd. "[)o the SlaiCJTICIILS mdJCtiC th~H the dec ease d h1t Me chcl le Gil more's mmhcr and push ed her up against the hack IX'droom in th e horne there aud took J phone frnm her wh en she was cJIIinJ..; snmcCn ntinued on page 3 UMW declares miners jobs could be protected with scrubbers at Gavin COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- The jobs of miners throughout Oh1o cou ld be protected if a utility proceeds with a plan to conun uc using the state's high-sulfur coal, a United Mine Workers official said Thursday. Officials of American Elcclric Power say they no longer consider air-cleaning scrubbers too expensive for the Gavin power plant m southern Ohio. The utility had considered switching to low-s ulfur. out-ofStall: coal to comply with the federal Clean Alf Ac t at Gavin, American Electric's dirtiest power planL "Our position all along was the mstallauon of scrubbers was the least costly way of complying with the act and in best interest of the state of Oh1o and the people of Ohio," srud Larry Ward, president of UMW District 6, which covers the State. Uu lit y ratC5 will increase because of the federal law, he said. The increase will be bener controlled because the cost of scrubbers " known, Ward s.1id. American Electric and the union s.1y the usc of sc rubbers at Gavm wou ld save the JObs of I ,200 miners in Mei gs County. Ward said the UMW hopes other utilities also will opt for scrubbers and protect m1ning jobs elsewhere in Ohio. Craig Glazer, chainnan of the Publ1c Uulities Commission of Lung. those who joined together to foght for the economic future of southern uvc officer Richard E. DISbrow Ohio," Long said. made the announcement Wednes W1th the pas sage of Federal day at the company 's annual stock- CIC3n Air Act by the U.S. Congress holder's meeting . He said that in 1990, Ohio and other cool mm installing clean-air scrubbers wou ld ing states were forced into compl icos t roughly S800 million _ ance with the clean aH mandates. "A year ago, those of us fighting Senator Long co-sponsored the 10 keep the Meigs mines open were Oh10 Clean Coal Bill (S B 14 3) fearful that burdensome federal wh1c h was enacted by the Ohi o regu lations would fon:e AEP 10 usc General Assembly, to assiSt Ohioout-of-state coal," McEwe n said based util1t1Cs n1 thclf efforts to "Now we have renewed hope. But bum Oh1o coal and emp loy Ohio we must move quicilly through the coal miners. peflll it process to protect our jobs." McEwen met with workers and "This announcement is a tribute toured tlJC Meigs mines on Feb. 12. to the hard work and cffon by all A memb er of hi s sta ff sa id McEwen is cA pcc lcd lo auc nd a pubiLc heanng May 4 at 7 p.m. at Chc.shire-Kyger Elementary School 10 support a l1me-bargc unloading fac ility - crit ic al to the scrubber RAVENSWOOD , W.Va. (AP) Ravenswood announced Tues issue - proposed by AEP. - Ravenswood Aluminum Corp.. day that a new board of directors The lime-harge fa cility 1s whose chairman was ousted earlier had been elec ted and that lloy le expected to be contested by the thiS week, has announced that com - had been removed as chairman and Sierra Club and other environmen pany Presid ent Don Worllcdgc is ch1ef executive officer "as a result retirin g. of a basic disagreement as to the tal organ LIA! uons. Worlledgc also wi ll ret ire effcc · future direction of RA C." tive April 30 as vice pres ident of Abo ut I ,700 mcn:bers of th e Wheeling-based ORALCO Man - Un1tcd Steelworkers h"vc been off agc ment Services , wh ich oversees the job at the Jackson County aluth e Jackso n County aluminum minum plant SIOCC Nov. r, 1990 in plant, company spokesman Patrick a labor dispute. Gallagher sa1d Thursday. "Although I am retiring, I will Gallagher sa id Worll cdgc had continue to assist management w11h Wt\Silll\GTON (AP) - PreSIbee n planning to re t!f c for so me the operat1on of the Ravenswood dent llush woul d do a bet ter JOb lime and that the ret irement was facillly for an indefini te period of w1th rhc eco nom y than Democrat not tied to lhc departure of compatJmc in solv ing il s bu sme ss and Bill Clinton, accord1ng to voters ny chairman R. Em men Boy le. labor problems," Worlledge said. surveyed on a USA Todav-CNNGallup poll released today.The poll also fo und that Bush leads bot h Cli nto n in a two -way race and Clinton and Ross l'crnt in a three -way rJCc . Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported on Friday that Bush showed increasing support at 1: 15 a.m. Thursday, deputies booked James J. Jeffers, 32, of amo ng voters on th e eco nomy Langsville, into the Meigs Coun ty Jail on charges of carrying a con· when compared to a USA To<laycealed weapon and domestic violence . CNN-Gal lup poll taken a month Jeffers appeared in Meigs County Court and pled guilty to an ago. amended charge of improper handlin g of a firearm, was fined $250 In Man:h , 49 percent said Clinand sentenced to six months in jail. That sentence was suspended to ton cou ld better handle the econotime served. my but that figure fell to 36 percent Jeffers al so pled guilty to domestic vmlencc and was fined SIOO, this month. Bush rose from 37 perand sentenced to six months in jail, suspended to time served. He cent last month to 43 perce nt in the was placed on one year probatiOn on each charge. A restraining April poll. order was issued. While 73 percent of those interviewed disapproved of Bush's ceonomic management, less than half Meigs County deputies in vestigated an accident on U.S. Route said the economy is ge tting worse 33 just south of the Rose Hill intersection on Thursday. - down from 71 percent m Jan Continued on page 3 uary. AEP chainnan and chief cxec u- Oh io, Thursday sa1d two of Ohi o's 25 coals plan ts have sc rubbers. Zi mmer has a full scrubbmg operatl(lfl and Conesville a partwl system. phase of the law takes cffert Jan 1 1995 . . ' Amencan Elcctn c says a final dCCiSIOfl on scrubhcrs hmg es on obtaining pemuts from the U.S Anny Corps of Engineers. the c·rca uon of an allowances system by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and agreement hy the Puh' Not al l coal planLs arc candidates for sc rubbers, Glazer sa1d. Some an: too old and small and others an: not at suitable sites, he sa1d. American Electric would spend Uulilics Commission $800 million for the Gavm scrubThe al lowances system wou ld bers, Richard DISbrow, chainnan g1ve utiliues cred it for complying and chief excc uu ve officer, said w1th the law by reducmg air polluWednesday during the company's tion em1ssion.s . annual meeting. DISbrow sa1d the cosLs of USing Amencan Elcctnc offiuals d1d out-of-state em! and mstall in g not announce the sc rubber dcc1.1ion scrubhcrs now arc nearly the same but sa1d that company next week it bccau.sc of the al lowances plan and will announce 1Ls plan to comply the h1ghcr pncc of low-sulfur uxtl with the Clean Air Act TIJC Jirst ( 'onl inucd on ~);J~e 3 Clean-up activities to continue in Pomeroy PnnH.'ro)' Ma)or Brurt· J . Rrccl has ;IIIIHJunn·d th:tl ,·illagtril'a n· up :~c l ivi li t·s ha n' ht•t•n 1.' .\: ltndt·d into Ot'.\1 wtt·k. Thnse res ide nts or lhl' \"illagt' \\ho ha H' nol )l' l lwd baggt•rl trash an d rtrhri s pirkt•cl up from lht'ir propt•rti£'"i ran t'-. IH'rt pick·up nn Mnnda.v, Tuesday or Wt•dnesday. The cleaiHJ(l l :t<,( Wl't'k. .srhecl ull' was nmilll'd from Th<• DailY Sentinel - In add ition, th r ,jJI ;Jgt· wil l .<~lsu n:1t•r1d appli:lllrt' pirk -up through IVl'dn•:sday. Old app li ann·s ran IJr droppr·tJ ulf in the area behind th e old juni()f hi l,! h sr hnol. A ppliatH.'t•s wi ll ~1.\o hC' pirked up by <1ppuin1111l'lll at l,omtroy rrsidt•nrt•s. Poll finds Bush regaining ground on the economy 12,000 miles. 1984 Ford Ranger 4X4"""'""···· $4995 1990 Astro Conversion Van.... $13 499 1 Loaded. 1987 Dodge Dakota Pickup" ••••• $3995 1983 S-10 Blazer 4X4"····""""•• $5995 1986 S·IO Blazer 4X4 ___ "••• $6995 1990 Cutlass Supreme 4 Dr__ $7990 1991 Subaru Layale 4X4"...""""S8999 1989 Ford Festiva..____"__$2990 ..--Local briefs---. Man cited on charges 1981 Chevy Chevette.·-·-···"..S1399 "1983 Caddlac Caupe DeYJ11e"--S 1999 1990 Chrysler Lebaron V-6"_:. $7595 Fia11ci11 ASK US ABOUT SMART LEASE! Dy Kathryn Crow RAC president to retire 1992 Olds 88"""""""·-·---S14,999 Taxes and title len not Included. Interest rata subJect to bank approval. On the apot financing to qualified buyers. Municipal Co urt of .Jud ge Joseph L . Ca in Thursday afternoon. Here Gilmore, left, and her defense attorney, Hichard Hoderick, look on while Ga llia County Sheriff's Department investigator John Vance, far right, exp lains cvt•nts on a cha lkboard. (OVP photo by J im Freeman) Purpose of park district levy explained Congressman Bob McEwen and Sta te Senator Jan M1chael Long praised Thursday American Elcc tn c Power's deci sio n 10 install sc rubbers at the Gavin Plant in Cheshire. "As one who has worked hard 10 keep the Meig s mines open and prov idin g JObs," McEwen said, "I commend AEP's decision to 1nves1 in sc rubbers because 1t means tl1cy can keep using Ohio coal." " More than I ,200 coa l mmcrs and at least 10,000 re lated jobs arc saved by this decision ," Long sa1d. "This dec1S1on will not only benefit communities in sou thern Oh1o , but the whole state as well," added Automatic, air condHionlng, 4 cyL, stereo. V~. PRELIMINARY HEARI NG- A Gallia Co unty woman, Mechelle Rena Gilmore, 18, accused of murd er in the shooting death or her husband on April 16 had her case bound o•-.r to the next term of the Gallia Count v Gra nd Jury following a preliminary hearing in -t he Gallipoli.< By JIM FREEMAN OVP News Staff A Gallia County woman accused of murder in the shoo ting death of her husband on April 16 had her case bound over to tl1c next term of the Ga lli a Coun ty Grand Jury following a prelim inary hearing in the Gal li po lis Municipal Court of Jud ge Jo sep h L. Ca in Thursday afternoon. Mec hell c Rena Gilmore, I R, Gallipolis, was charged with mur der Monday in the shootmg death of her husband, Robert L. Gilmore, 20, also of Gallipo lis. Gal lia County Prosecu tor llrcnt A Sa un ders opened the hearing w1th a supulation from Coroner Dr. Edward L BerkJCh. "The cause of death in tJu s particu lar case... was a gunshot wound to Ius (G1lmorc's) person and that tha t guns hot wound e ntered h1s bacl<. and ex ited hiS left anterior ches t," Saunders stipulated. He added that the informauon was received from the Frankli n County Coroner 's office and that Dr. Bcrki ch had no t rec eived Ll wri tten repo rt at that time. "I am disappointed 1n the fact that we're here today and that my cl1ent stands c harged with th e Politicians praise scrubber decision 1991 GEO Prizm"______ .$7777 3 Sections, 38 Pages 25 cenh A Multimedia In c. Newsoacer Murder case bound over to next grand jury term lield, Vt., Wednesday. Members of a lab course in behavioral science train the rats for 13 weeks to prepare for the six-event Olympics, including weight-lifting, rope climbing and jumpin~. (AP) FORT WORTil, Texas (AP) Sponsors arc afraid to hire a victim of violence says fomner New York those turkey thermome ters in our mode l Marla Hanso n, who surbe ll y buttons. Wh en we were done, vived a razor attac k th.1t disfig ured the themnometer pops up, the doc- her face. tor reac hes for the zipper conveMs. Hanso n said Tuesday that niently located beneath our hikim makeup can cover the 150 stitc hes lines and out comes a smiling , fully she received after the attack Six years ago. But she still is u11ablc to diapered baby." . . The magaz ine also sa1d 1n lis lind work as a model. May 12 issue that VIewers can call "Someone enlightened me to a "900" number to suggest names the fact that it wasn't the scars: 11 for Murphy Brown's baby, sched- was what they represented - the uled to be born during the May 18 violence," said Hanson, 30, now a season finale. Proceeds for the senior at New York Universi ty's cal ls, wh1ch cost $1.50 each, wi ll film sc hool . go to charity. "I was suffering more from the The baby's nam e wi ll be stigma that came from being a VICrevealed next seaso n. In dec1ding tim than from the assaul t, wh1ch on a name, the producers will take was pretty brutal," she sa id at a into cons id erat ion those names fund -raiSer for the National Victim mo st frequently suggested by Center. callers to 900-89-MURPHY . Berge n and Diane English. th e BATON ROUGE, La. (A P) - 7.5% APR mu1h, mudt mortL · 1992 PRIZM Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, April 24, 1992 People in the news THE POWER OF INTELLIGEIIT ENGINEERING 1992 CUTUSS CIERA S 1.4J" ton ight in mid 40s. Chance of rain 50 percenl. Saturda~, high in mid-5~. Copy•lghted 1992 POMEROY, 0810 The Heart B eat of America 'l-S Insert DOW TAft CHEV.-OLDS-GAD.-GEO OPEN WEEKDAYS TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAYS nL 4 P.M. SUNDAY 1·5 Pick 3: 742 Pick 4: 7627 Cards: J-11; 2-C; R-D; Sharon Gless. Annual Easter egg hunt held The Mei gs Coun ty Head Start Center. located 1n the mulll -pu rpose building on Mulberry Hcig hLs 1n Pome roy, w1ll have an ope n house from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday throug h Fr~day of ne't week. Familtc s in teres ted in enrolling their children for the 1992-93 pro- Lawn, tby, 9 p.m. Another version of the Bonnie Vo n Stein !) tory, st:Hnns Alumni association gathers Work session slated Ohio Lotterv• A repeat of the first episode 1n 1968 of Peter Falk's mcamation of the bungling, brilliant Lt. Co lumbo. - "Oprah Behind The Scenes," May 19, 10 p.m. The afternoon talk show queen gets her first primetim e speCial. CBS: - "Murphy Brown," May II and May 18. Ca nd1ce Bergen's pregnant Murphy Brown ha s a baby shower attended by real-life TV journalists. - "B urt Reynolds' Co nversations With .... " Friday, 10 p.m . The star o f "Evening Shade" goes down home with singers Dolly Parton, Tanya Tucker, Kathy Mattea and Lorrie Morgan. - " Elvis: The Gre at Perfor mances," Frirlay, 8 p.m. Pn sc illa Pr(:s!cv hosts a two- hour spc(l;ll katu/, ng ba cks ta ge and horn e movi es of The King. - .. Hono r Thy Mother," Sun- I" CO-CHAMPIONS HONORED - Membtrs or Southern's and Oak Hill's boys basketball teams were honored Thursday night at the SVAC athletic awards banquet at Buckeye Hills Career Center near Rio Grande with the presentation or lhe conference co-championship trophy. From left lo right are South ern's Michael Deputies probe accident , I ' Eva ns, Jeremy Roush, Russ ell Si ngl eton a M Roy Lee Bailey, who is holding the trophy; and Oak Hill's Renji Lewis, Brook Morgan, Chris Simpson, Rill Potter and Ryan Morgan. A replica of the trophy will be made available to each school later. For additional photos, see l'age 4. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) ), �Friday, April 24, 1992 ~ommentary Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 24, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Colder temperatures forecast for weekend OHIO Weather Saturday, April25 Accu-WeatllelA fon=st for daytime roni!iril!!!!• and 119 ~ By Tile Associated Pnss A slwp drop in temperatures was predicted for Ohio IOIIight following passage of a cold front. lows around freezing were possi. ble. Temperatures may get no higber than the 40s Sarurday and Sunday, the National Weather Service said. Some snow could occur. The recool high tmlperalllre for Ibis date at the Columbus weather statioo was 88 degrees in 1960. The recoollow was 28 in 1930. Sunset tonight will be at 8:18 MICH. The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF 11IE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L WINGETT Publish..PAT WHITEHEAD Asslslont PubUsberiController CHARLENE HOEFLICH Ge11tral Managtr LETI'ERS OF OPINION an: welcome . They should be le" than 300 words. All !etten an: subject tc editing and must be 1i1ned with name, odd!aa and 1<lepbooe number. No unsilfl<d leuen will be published. Letten should be in 1ood las!<, oddn:ssing issues, not penonalities. Abortion ruling due; presidential race heats up By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON- When the issue is abonion, the debate is angry lines set with no space for compromise. arguments shouted, somcumcs across police barricades. Arid that's the issue the Supreme Coun will be delivenng lo the politicians just as the presidential campaign intenSifies. The coun heard arguments Wednesday on a restric tive Pennsylvania law; a decision IS due by July. Both opponents and advocates of abortion rights expect the conservative coun majority to uphold the state limits. The Bush administration argued that the court should go one step more, and rule that abortion is not a woman's constitutional right. "You're arguing the case as if what is before us is Roc vs. Wade," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor told a lawyer who urged that the Pennsylvania law be ovenumed and abortion rights rcaffmned. Abortion rights advocates argue that the basic 1973 decision is the real question now. Whittling or liomting that right. they say, overrules it. That's why they pressed for a swift ruling on the Pennsylvania law. Anticipating an anti-abortion decision from an increas ingly conservative coon, they hope to mobilue volers for the Nov. 3 clecuons, looking to strcnj:lhen their hand in the slate legislatures. Congress and, if possi ble. the While House. The court may deal with the question more narrowly. judging whether the Slate limits are reasonable or overly burdensome without ru~ng on the question of abortion as a constirutional righL That lawyerly way out would defer the final judgment on Roc vs. Wade, but not the political battle looming this summer. The coun ruling is likely to come a few weeks before the Democratic National Convention opens in New York on July 13. Democratic leaders figure the issue works their way. given the public opinion polls showing most favor abortion rights. although many Ameri cans also say there should be stricter lim its. And the Democrats do not have a solid front on the issue. Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey, a Democrat who sought and signed ~1e law at issue now, says the pany would be better off with "a strong pro-life candidate" for president. "I think the American people overwhelm1ngly agree that there ought to be some limitations. and they don't agree with abortion on demand,' ' he said Wednesday. In a New York Times-CBS News poll last month. 44 percent said abortions should be available, 37 percent said they should be available with limits and only 17 percent wanted an outright b:t11. Campaign activists and funds generated by the abonion rights movement could be a Democratic asset. The National Abollion Rights Action League reported that its political actinn commiuce rai sed $1.1 million during the forst three months of 1992, triple what ol took m during the same period two years ago. An estimated 500,000 people massed in Washington on April 5 for an abortion rights march . Arkansas Gov . Bill Clinton. the mtwlly ccnain Democratic presidential nominee, describes himself as strongly pro-choice. He also says abor· tion is a private matter. and one better kept out of the political rhetoric. He has supponed a law rcquinng that girls who arc minors notify their parents before having an abortion, a position that is unacceptable to some aboruon-rights activists. One provision of the challenged Pennsylvania law would require that a girl under 18 get the consent of one parent or JUdicial approval to have an abortion. It also would require that husbands be notilted, that wnmen receive counseling in advance of an abortion, and that doctors keep detailed abortion records subjc;:tto publ1 c disclosure. As the coun heard the Pennsy lvanoa appeal, Clinton issued a campaign statement saying the Bush administration secks to "1um back the clock" by reversing Roc vs. Wade. President Bush favors a constitutional amendment against abortion, a position he took in line with the Republican platform when he ran for vice president in 1980. Abortion opponcnLs have been active campaign work ers and fund -raisers in GOP campaigns for the White House. There will be controversy over anti-abortion planks m the Republican campaign platform , but the White House doesn't want them changed, so they'll stand. Congress is considering legislatiOn that would reinstate abortion right s should the coun ovenum them, but Bush has pledged to vctn any such measure. WhalCvcr the coun decides this time, there's a next time just ahead. A federal appeals coun in California has just overturned a law that wou ld have imposed an almost total abortion ban on G u:tm. EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and columnist for The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and national politics ror more than 25 years. Berryis World + + • ' • Gadhafi continues to haunt the U.S. presidency WASHINGTON Col. Moammar Gadhafi summoned us 10 Tripoli 13 years ago this month for an interview in a tent. "I like to see the sky ," he said, explaining our unusual surroundings. " It helps me think better than when I am surrounded by waUs ... During our tent meeting with Gadhafi, his face seemed somehow divided against itself - the upper half fierre, with a trace of anguish in the eyes; the lower half disarm ing. almost lost in though~ with a wisp of a smile playing across the lips that spoke softly. Gadhafi had an amazing ability to smile and scowl at the same time. President Bush, like his predecessors. will be spending much time in the corning months studying this insc rutable man . What Bush discerns may determine questions of war and peace this election year. Gadhafi sc:ems io serve up tests for every American president. Despite his resolve in Desert By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Storm, Bush is apparently no exception. Bush's detennination in rolling bact Sl3le-sponsora:l terror· ism will be -put to the test in the way he responds to Gadhafi. Lesson one for administration offiCials: The strongman of this North African nation has always relished pressure from the United States, as if taking on a superpower enhances and exalts him with his own people, almost bestowing a mythical quality. @ 1.. Moreover, CIA reports sbow that there has acwaU y been more Libyan-SJlOIISORX! tenaism against Americans since Ronald Reagan sent 18 warplanes to blast Tripoli in 1986 in retaliation for suspected terrorism. Gadhafi has shelters and bunkers to protect him from military threats, but he. s defenseless to one weapon: oil. While a bombing strike would be politicaUy popular and militarily simple, inteUigence experts believe that the only way ci tightening the noose on Gadhafi is the imposition of an international boycou on Libyan oil. But fiTS~ Bush might have to go to war diplomatically with U.S. allies - not to mention powerful American corporations. Using lbe oil weapon would inflict a direa hit on the Libyan economy. wbicb derives 90 percent of its earnings -..1'0..- WORTlO~-·lHs• ... (Tljl, - ,., HULME from petroleum imports. Bush would incur heavy pohucal fire from Italy and other European aUM:S. who buy the bulk of Libyan • oil, not to mention some of the most power!w American oil com. IJ81lies that conduct business mlfr. nationally. Bush would also be rolling the dice : Does he want to risk a deell!r recession as a reward for dislodg ing Gadhafi? The f ust shot across Gadhaf1" s bow was the recently passed United Nations sanctions that hal ted arms sales. cut off air nights to and from Libya, and m some cases, expelled Liryan diplomats around the world. Bush administration offiCials see these initial sanctions as a way of sending a wami ng 10 Gadhafi that his reign of statesponsored terrorism is at an end. The United States is squeezing Libya by expelling three of its diplomats from the U.N . and pledg. ing to maintain an economic war against the North African nation until it can prove it no looger supports terrorism. Even if Litya surrenders two suspects in the 1988 Pan Am Right 103 bombing, it probably won't be enough to lift sanctions imposed by the U.N. The resolution also demands Libya to pay compensation and end its support of terrorism. There's m<n sabre-rattling than substance behind Bush's approach. The United States has no relations with Libya. and there are no Libyan diplomats in this country. The Un1ted States already bans commerce with Libya and has no diplomatic relations. At some pain~ Bush will come to a crossroads with this strongman who has bedeviled presidents for doowles If Bush unleashes the Pentagon he will also unleash political fon:es that could damage his reelection in unpredictable ways. If he opts for the oil weapon Bush could disrupt the economies of the world. In either case. this could be a decision that becomes the wild card of the 1992 election . Copyright, 1992, Unitt<! Feature Syaclioltr, lnr. "I'll buy it." The liberals' Big Lie marches on By now , the liberals ' Big Lie about the extent of communist and pro-communist innuence in the United States during the 1930s and '40s, and about the efforts to combat it in the 1950s, has become such a familiar part of what passes for American history that our friends are gelling dangerously careless about how they toss it around. One spectacular recent example is Jonathan ScheU's review, in The New Republic for April 27. of Rohen Newman's boography of the la te Owen Lattimore . Since it will be read by far more people than Newman's l1eroic 669-page whitewash, and is typical of other recent liberal attempts (e.g . Tom Wocker 's) to rewrite the Lattimore story, it deserves your attention. Owen Lattimore was raised in China, and by the mid-1940s was widely known in this country as a lireless apologiSt for the Chinese Communists. He was a prominent member of the Institute for Pacific Re lations , a major communist front, and played a leading role in ots successful drive in the 1940s to dcp1ct Chiang Kai-shek's National ists as corrup1 tyrants and the Chi- nese Communisas as innocent · ·agrarian reformers.·· Small wonder. then, that Joe McCarthy. challenged by the Tydmgs Cornmiuee in 1951 to name in public the leading purveyors of the communist virus, put Owen U.ltimorc at the top of the list. It was, as Boil Buckley and Brent BoreU were William A. Rusher to write in " McCarthy and His Enemies," "h1s 'best' case, i.e.... 1h e one with respect to which McCarthy was in a position to add uce the most damaging evidence." Needless to say, the Democratic majority on the Tydings Committee brushed that ev1dence aside. But thoughtful men in both parties were by now seriously concerned at the extent of communism's innuence in this country, and in 1950 the Democrat-controlled Senate had created an Internal Security subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee to mvestigate and monitor the problem . In 1951 and 1952, the subcommittee conducted an extensive investigation of the role that the Institute of Pacific Relations and its leading members had played in shaping this country's disastrouS policy toward China in lbe 1940s. So far as concerned ~ the subcomminee's principal (and unanimous) finding was that ·'Owen l.animon: was. from some time beginning in the 1930s, a ronscious articulate instrument of the Soviet conspinll:y." The subcommiuee also decided that l.allim<n had pe>jurtd bimself at least five times in testimony befoce it, and he was subsequently indtcted. The fact that several of the counts were subsequently d.tsmissed by a liberal judge as "too vague," and that the prosecution was dropped as a resul~ was hailed by l.atlimon:'sdefc:ndasas "clearing" him. But it did, of course, no such thing. with Ibis brief tour ci the relevant history. let us now return to Mr. Schell's review. He can, of course, be confident that n01 one reader in a thousand will know the above facts. So he entertains us with the usual gaudy animadversions against Joe McCarthy. Louis Budenz. John T. Flynn and other dependable hot boltons. The words "Internal Security subeornmiuee" appear just once in his 4,(XX).word article, as having held some "hear. ings." Of the subcommittee's unanimous fmding concerning Lat. timore , Mr. Schell says not one blessed wool. And who. prec isely, were the eight Democrats and seven Rcpulr licans who signed their names to that finding about Owen Latti· mon:? M<Carthy. of course, wasn't even a member of that suhcommit· tee. But Pat McCarran. a former chief justice of the Supreme Coun of Nevada, chaired it. And Willis Smith, a former president of the American Bar Association. was a member, as was the very liberal Warren Magnuson . And so were Alexander Wylie and Arthur WaWns, two of the Senate's most respected Republicans. But the Big Lie marches on. Resist it. if you can. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER EJIITERPRJSE ASSN. Will Christian Science heal itself? ChristJan ScJcntJSts arc no strangers to a cntical press. But it has usually bee n 1he parents' refusal to get medtcal treatment for a chtld that has drawn unfavorable mcllia allcntion. TI1is time it 's differcnL It is not the beliefs of Christian Science but the formidable monoltthic presence of the Christian Science Church with its centralized co ntrol that has for ced the issue now and threatened to splinter the denomination. Time magazine , March 23. 1992, covered the story in its Busi ness section. ·'The contemplative world of Christian Science hardly seems the appropriate setting for a biller corporate battle. But growing turmoil over the financial future of the Boston ·based church has assumed all the attributes of a Wall Street takeover," Time reponed. Newsweek magazine, Man:h 23, 1992, ran the story in its Religion section under the headline, "A Church That Needs Healing: Money and property split Christian Science." The two sides in the church dispute appear to represent. on the one hand, ihose who feel the leadets of the church arc drawing it away from its emphasis on spiritual healing and, on the other hand, those in power (until now) who believe the church will grow only if more people learn about the movement through secular mcd•a outlets. This too the church to enl£1 the cable TV field with its Monitor Channel, a 24-hour news and pulr Iic .aftairs outlet. The channel went George R. Plagenz on the air less than a year ago but already is scheduled to close in June because of severe financial Ue opposed in re ligion as in building up a degree of disagree ment with the leadership and poli- government "the !'Owerful forces cics of the church whidl may even- which have at their command all tuate one day in an explosion that the means of compelling unifonmi ty of thought and action." will rock the church." What holds the embanled ChrisIs this what is happening now• Braden· s salvos at the Owislian tian Science movement together Science Church are in the nabn of even 10 hmes of inner turmoil is the "friendly fire ." Christian Science reverence that all sides hold for has had its share of enemies. Mary Baker Eddy. her life and her Braden is not one of them . He teachings. Her personal story is no less refers in his book to "the great Christian Science movement and remarkable than the religion she i IS great foundes." founded. Unknown and penniless But he saw on the horizon for atlbe age of 45, she was a millionChristian Science "a new, free< aire al. the time of her death in 1910 branch of the faith which many dis- at lbe age of 89. senters within the church are tong. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER ing for, if 1101 openly demanding." EJIITERPRJSE ASSN. losses. DISsidents in the church also were scandalized when the direc· tors decided to publish a book deemed heretical by some (because it allegedly puts the church's founder, Mary Baker Eddy, on the same plane as Jesus) in order, crit· ics charge, to collect $97 million from the estate of the book's author. By Tile Agociattd l'ruli If the Christian Science: Church Today is Friday, April 24,the I 15th day ci 1992. There are 251 days is tottering, it does 001 come as a left in the year. surprise to everyone. Some saw Today's Highlight in Hisuwy: trouble coming a generation and Two hundred years ago, on April 24. 1792, the national anthem of m<nago. France, " La Marseillaise;" was composed by Capt. Claude Joseph Charles Braden, religion author Rouget de Lisle, an offiOCr stationed in Sliasbourg. It came 111 be strongly . and scholar, writing in his 1954 identified with the Frenclt Re1101ution, although, ironically. Rouge! de book "Christian Science: Today." Lisle was a supporter of lbe monaithy,IOd had wriltal his song to celcsaid, "Soon or late, totalilarianisr ,bratc France's decision to wqe war agains1 Austria and Prussia. It in religion will break down and became the French naliooal anthlm in 1795. among them that of Christiln SciOn this date: ence. There will be either an In 1800, Congress 11J411uvala biD esnbJidiing the Library of Congress enforced ~form from within or a in Washington D.C.• appropriating $5,000 "f~W the purchase of such radical !Rat with the cluth of at boots as may be ncccs y... least a substantial minority." In 1877, federal troops -...ere onlaed out of New Orleans, ending the Braden sensed, ""Then: is slowly Nonh' s post.{:ivif War role in lhc South. Today in history \ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' \ PA. IMansfield I 53' I• IND. . t' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' •I CokJrmwsll s:r i • ~ • ..._ p.m. Sunrise on Saturday wiU be at 6:39a.m. Around tht nation A storm system pushing from the Great Lakes to the East Coast produced scauered showers today m the Northeast. Another disturbance stayed over the Ohio VaUey. Temperatures were warm in the Southeast and Far West. Rain feU early today in Buffalo, N.Y., and Portland, Maine. Show· ers were forecast for pans of the Mid-Atlantic states and New Eng land, and thunderstorms were expected in western New York and Penmylvania. Rain also fell early today in Des Moines, Iowa. On Thursday, thunderstorm s produced l -i nch hail at Deerfield and Jackson , Mich . Three-quanerinch hail wa s repo rted at Ann Arbor, Mich ., the National Weather Service said. Nearly an inch of rain feU in Cincinnati. Temperatures today were fore cast to be in the 80s from the southern half of the Atlantic Coast tluough the Gulf Coast and into the Desen Southwest; in the 50s and 60s in the Nonheasl, Great Lakes reg1on, Ohio Valley and central Plains; in the 70s and 80s in the southern Plain<>; in the 40s and 50s in the northern Plains; in the 60s and 70s in the Pacific Northwes~ in the 70s in most of California: and in the 90s in southern Arizona and southwestern Texas. The high temperature for the nation Thursday was 96 at Borrego Springs, Calif. , and Gi la Bend, Aril. Judge O'Brien processes 47 court cases T-slotms Rain FlurrifiS ~ ------Weather----Soutb-Cenlral Ohio Tonight, cloudy with a chance of rain. low 4.5-50. Olance of rain is 50 pen:enL Saturday, cloudy and much cooler with a chance of rain. High 50-55 . Chance of rain is 50 percenL E. c I .. &:all: s...I8J... gl TRilllar- Suuy. a c"aaw:c of rain or snow. tAu iia lk llk. Rigbs 40- .._s 50. Monilly. &ii'. iD tbe 30s. High' 45-55. Tusoby. l:br and w.ormer. ~ • lk a Highs 55-65. --Area deaths:-Ernest Perkins Gladys Vanpan Ernest E. Perkins, Jr. , 33, of Minford, Ohio, died on Thursday, April 23, 1992, at his residence. He was born in Dover, DeJa., on September 22, 1958, son of Pasty Clark Perkins of Tuppers Plains and the late Ernest E. Peruns. Sr. He was a graduat.c of Hoclcing Technical College, and served in the U.S. Navy from 1976 to 1980. He was a member ci the Disabled American Veterans. Besides his mother, he is survived by his sister, Mary Moreland; a niece, Sarah Perkins; and a nephew, Tim Moreland, all of Athens; an aunt, Coelle Salser of Tuppers Plains; and an uncle and aunt, John and Weallha Garraway, Stafford, Va. Graveside services will be held on Monday at II a.m. at Wells Cemetery with Rev . Lamar 0 ·Bryant officiatiog. Friends may call at Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport on Sunday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. GWps Jo., 61.236 MDlbcny A...:... J'! oy. Friday, ~ :u. 1992. • 6r: llli!la Malica!Qma.C s 1 w "Bona a. Marcil 16. 1931 in Robert L. Kiesling PoodUJ. - - cl'aaPta ol Fred and Vcdie cadi Ouway. Sbe wan" 2 • - h member of doe I' oy Ullited Metboilm 0 B.. lk Plimeroy Cb!Q!ILC', Onb r6 lk E ""''"Star, and dJe .-\w•iil'i f r6 . . . webst.cr POst 39. Ap I M I .... She is waaiuul., ... ~. Roben Vaqt PI llOf; a • ..... C:Dy and • ••· I llld a l'wjsbag; IWO 0 Sl"p'Y'S, b V g' • New Y orl< IIINI TIM • Vaqllan, Atbcu:; ud dne pudsou, Jona!U• R.ay ...a, lloyal Palm B -t. Ra., _. B. J. ..t SllaWll d•u,gbn... Robert -,..,., 11D11. fml laj' W•·· · R't -•ius Fanent wriiS be lleld Sundar at 1 J • - • lk Ewug FUDt:nl 8-.. Tile ltn. Goo:£ KJoe .... oftjrjp .......... wiD be in Bed o.J- Fdwds lillY cal a 6r: 4 .._ Szg. day fna 2 • 4 _, 1 • 9 p.m . Easttn St.- uoii:u _.lr r.:fd at 7:30 p.m. Saatby • lk fmmal c F Robert L. Kiesling, 61, of 64 Mill Creek Rd., Gallipolis, was found dead at his residence Wednesday, April22, 1992. He was born on Dec . 24, 1930 in Letart Falls, son of the late Waldo and Ruth Cummins Kies ling. He was a retired businessman, owned and operated Bob's Carryout, and was the manager at Circle Motel, Gallipolis. He was a U.S. Arim y veteran or the Korean connicL Survivors include two daugh ters, Bambi Kiesling of Gallipolis. and Mrs. Mark (Ruth) Farber of Columbus: one son, Robert L. Kiesling II of Columbus ; one grandson, Tyler Farber: and two brothers, Henry Kiesling of Bidwell and Charles Kiesling of Gal lipolis. Graveside services will be held at II a.m. Saturday at Letart Falls Cemetery, Racine, with the Evangelist William B. Kughn officiating. Burial will be in Letart Falls Cemet.cry. There will be no visitation. Friends and family will meet 11 Cremeens Funeral Chapel at I 0 a.m. Saturday for the funeral procession. The Daily Sentinel home. Crop paynw ails in mail l"a)'111m~$ ol $370,111) -lleilllw dir.HJJ OYer ? liD firm- in )tip , J . . »dfat&i crop'- illl990ud 1'191, David Foi. cucai-or 6aullili of the ~ AJli + 5 an Slabilin.tioD aDd Ccww' •atioe Scrtlcc en; Meigs County Court Judge Patnct H. O'Brien processed 47 cases on Wednesday. Fined were: Katherine Eppley, Roseville, speed, S24 and costs: Jennifer Poellot , Piusburgh, Pa., speed , $19 and costs; Ruby Cornell, Cairo, W.Va., failed to yield, SI0 and costs: Howard C. Gorman, Langsville, seat belt violation, $20 and costs: Roger E. Panlow, Middleport, imJlllPCC hacking, SIO and CostS; Gary Cruikshank, Baltimort, Ohio, speed, S21 and costs; Terry L. Bill, Rdcine, resisting arrest, 30 days in jail, concurrent with probation revocation sentence in Commoo Pleas Court, COSill only; disorti:rly conduct. cost.s. Cindy R. Aeitcr, Pomeroy, speed, $20 and OOQS; Amy Rouse, Middleport, speed, $23 and costs; Walta A. Ellis, Pomeroy, seal belt violation, costs only; Shelby L. Napper, Rutland, seat belt violation, costs only; Roger C. Smith, Jr.. l'umeroy, speed, $20 and OOSIS, The Ohio Chapter of the Siena Cub Thursday denounced American Electric Power's proposal to build a scrubber at the Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire. The Sierra Club will testify in opposition to the scrubber slralegy at the May 4 poblic bearing to be held ll 7 p.m. at Cheshire- Kyger Elememary School "American Electric Power is caving into special int.crests and calling it environmental proteetioo," said Ned Ford of lbe Sierra Club. "Ohio consumers and busiDC5Ses will be forced to pay for !Cnlbbcn when much less expenlive pollurion conuol alternatives !IUCb as fuel switching 1011 mergy effiCiency technology are available." Janine Migden, 8liOI1ICy for the Sierra Club, said: "AEP says that building scrubbers is the cheapest way 111 reduce lbe acid rai.1 em is- Court news Cases p10 :1 An aclioa for divorce has been filed in M£igs County Common Pleas Court by Carolyn Stewart, Middlepon. againu Harry E. St.cw· an. also of MiddlcpOO. A divorce lw been granted to Sharon A. Davis from Jason J. Davi!. An action for dissolution of nuwriage has been granted to David L. Adams from Jennie L Adams. Civil ase dismissed An entry of dismissal has ocen filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun in the case of Neilia Seyler agaimt Alan Stone Company, Inc. Marriqe licuR cnnt£d A marriage license bas been granted in Meigs Olunry Probat.c Court 10 Carey Lee Loar. 21, Pomeroy, and Lisa Dawn Baxter, 24, Pomeroy. r----Local briefs... --...., Kfttll A. ~ llaj seat belt violation, costs only: Jere- my C. Stone, Dexter, speed, $19 and costs; Samson Dars~ Rudand, speed, $20 and costs; Helen Ziegler, Long Bouom, seat belt violatioo, costs only. Stephanie Terrell , Athens, speed, $20 and costs; Kimberly D. Theiss, Gallipolis, speed, $24 and costs; James A. Carnahan, Racine, speed, $20 and costs; Michael S. Jacks, Langsville, seat belt violation , costs only; Jean J. Whobrey, Pomeroy, seat belt violation, costs ooly; Harry A. Rutherfool, Patriot. highway use tax, $25 and costs; Scou D. Wood, Heath, speed, $24 and costs; Andrea Geer, Athens, speed, $26 and costs: Clarence A. Frye, Addison , speed, $21 and costs. Ernest D. Moon, Barboursville, W.Va., seat bell violation, costs only; Rebecca Terry, Middlepon, spttding, $21 and costs; Richard D. Gilkey, Middleport, seat belt violation, $23 and costs: Andrea Theiss, Syracuse, seat belt viola tion, costs only; Howard E. John son, Ravenswood, W.Va., speed. S24 and costs; Brenton Martin , Vienna, W.Va., speed, $22 and costs; Jerry Lee, Columbus, speed, $20 and costs: Patrick Doheny, Dublin, speed, $21 and costs; Earl Ward, Jr., Huntington, W.Va ., speed, S25 and costs. David E. Peterson, Rutland, seal belt violation, costs; William F. Wells, Tuppers Plains, DUI, $500 and costs, si~ months in jail suspended to 45 days, operator's license suspended for one year, five years probation, drug and alcohol" assessment, failed to signal, costs: Jerald L. Keyes, Letart, W.Va., passed a stopped school bus, $100 and COSIS; Paula H. Hess, Pomeroy, passing bad checks (2), $25 and costs, restitution on each count; Lisa M. Dill, Racine, passing bad checks, $25 and costs, restitution has been paid. Sierra Club denounces scrubbers Sma.. n. oll'lilmmly, was northbourid in his 1985 IDII""Ph4 iD tbe curve and went ofl " " roadway, COIOJI1& 1D cal il md. St.-- cil:lllar f:lli.ltft lD maintain conrrol and no oprrator's licmoe He_ . . . j t a_.., sions coming from the Gavin Plant. That's a complete reversal of its Slalemcnts before the Public Utility Commission of Ohio (PUCO) in May 1991. AEP 's data showed that switching to low-sulfur coal and implementing conservation programs would enable the uti lily to meet air quality standards and would cost S225 million less than scrubbers." "Many people have b«n told t.haL saubbing Gavin wiU keep the Meigs Mines open . They should Murder ... Continued pagt (rom l understand that AEP did not conlCmplate using coal from the Meigs Mine. In the May 1991 trial, AEP assumed they would use high-sul fur coal from West Virginia in the scrubbed plan~" Ford added. Donny Stone, Rutland, pelly theft, $75 and costs, 30 days in jail, suspended 10 five days, one year probation. restiwtion; Kun Braley, Pomeroy, stream littering, 60 days m jail, suspended, S500 and costs. fine suspended, littered area to be restored within 60 days; Christina Haning, Pomeroy, DUI, three days in jail, $350 and costs, operator's license suspended for 90 days, one year probation, alcohol assessment; Robert Steel, Nitro, W.Va., DUI, three days in jail, concurrent with time already served, $350 and costs, 90 days operator's license suspension. Susie Abbott. Shade, DUI, 30 days in jail suspended to 10 days, $450 and costs, one year probation, operator's license suspended for one year. alcohol assess men~ sentence stayed, excepting driving privileges, pendmg appeal: Gina Humphrey, Pomeroy, disorderly conduct, $100 and costs, fine suspended to $20, restraining order issued; James Jeffers, Langsville, improper handling of a firearm , S250 and costs, six months in jail suspended to time served, flrleiture of firearm, one year probation, domestic violence, $I 00 and costs, six months in jail, suspended to time served, one year probation, restraining order tssued. -Meigs announcements-Band practice slaltd A meeting and rehe<lrsal for all members interested in partie ipating in the Middleport Alumni Band will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Meigs High School band room . All former band members are urged to allend. space should call 949-2233. Proceeds will be go toward the computer lab. Grange to mett The Star Grange and Star Junior Grange wiU meet May 2 at 8 p.m. at the grange haU on County Road I near Salem Center. Potluck refreshments follow the meeting. All members urged to auend. Coin club to meet body?" Roderick inquired. The OH KAN Coin Club will "Yes, sir," Vance said. Roderick next asked Vance if meet Monday at Burkeu Barber the statements indicated the fight Shop in Middleport. Social hour moved from the back bedroom into and trading session at 7 p.m . Electhe living room wbere the deceased tion of officers. Refreshments. New members wekome . auacked the defendant's brother. Continued from pagr I "Yes, sir, that is correc~" Vance Glazer said he could 1101 comDinner planntd said A baked chicken noodle dinner ment on Arnencan Electric's plan Vance said he saw marks on the because it hadn't betfl filM with defendant's brother's legs, suppos- w1U be held May 3 from II a.m. to the Public Utilities CMlmission. edly obtained during the alleged 3 p.m. at Southern High School He said the commission in Septemscuffle. sponsored by Southern Junior ber 1991 urged the utility against Vance recalled that, according High. Those interested in a craft ruling out the use of scrubbers. to a statement from the defendant's mother, MecbeUe Gilmore's brother was tnoclted unconscious for a SJ.H .I.LL ""-Httfn • rocs~, ~AKJ~r• 111eo . brief period of time. U . nunc sro.s -.r Afii!IUIIII Roderick asked Vance if MecheUe Gilmore followed Robert Gilmore out of the house in an I Ill I \ I I I "' I I ll I I 'allemplto cause funher harm. "Somewhere (Mechelle JOHN GOODMAN Gilmore's) statement indicated that she auempted to do CPR, I believe," Vance said. Chief Deputy Carlos Wood was called next to testify and stated he had seen the injuries the defendant's brother allegedly sustained during the incident bot had not seen any injuries on MecheUe Gilmore. Judge Cain bound the case over vouve got 1o r1ght to lbe Delli term of the Gallia Counfor l'lhal sR1ght ~ ty Grand Jury with a charge of murder at lbe request of Prosecutor Brenl Saunders. Roderick asked that the case be bound over on a charge of manslaughter and that bond be reduced to $5,000 with 10 percent allowed. Judge Cain continued bond at $40,000 with no 10 percent allowed but ordered the sheriff's Th-tw-adrilhr'famal\"' !Pml'". ' ,.. l : •• ;; ' r&l.• !hrront"W~Ulthri.AI I • !JiCIdepartment to take Mechelle MilT . 1 2'0.1 lO D\HT Gilmore to Woodland Centers if ~~ ' Sal lllf,TJII(£5 I iS l.lO ~~ a 1.1.11 IIIli t•E! l .lO,l lO she felt she nooJed counseling. 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Circle 47955 c.,..laL.l••• o•io ... 614·94¥·2021 �The Daily Sentinel Sports Friday, April 24, 1992 Page-4 SVAC honors athletes at awards banquet ·The Southern Valley Athletic Conference honored several student-athletes from four sports at its fu]O I sports awards banquet Thu~ ­ da~ night at Buckeye Hills Career Center. In football. Oak 1-lill's Bill Patte; was named Back of the Ycar for his efforts in lead•ng Scott B~nholomew's Oaks to an 8-2 rcrord tbat included seven wins in as:many tries in ::onference play en route to their fo urth undi sputed SV AC cbampionsh1p and fifth title oo,!erall. Pouer, a 5-foot-11. 175pound senior. gained 1,584 yards arid scored 19 touchdowns in his farewell season at tailback. Symmes Valley jun1or Mark Edm unds, a 6-foot-0. 220-pound junior was named Lineman of the Year for hi s run-stuffing play at middle linebacker for Merrill Tripleu's V1kings, who finished theu campaign as conferenc e run ncr-up with a 6--4 overall mark and a 6-1 record 1n tbe SVAC. Tripleu wlls named Coach of the Year. · In volleyball, Oak Hill's Jo Chapman was named Most Valu able Player for pushmg Richard Hamilton's Oaks to tbeir fourth consecutive confe renc e titl e. Hamilton was named tbe SV AC's top coach. . Soutbern's and Oak Hill's boys t>:e;ketball teams were awarded the conference co-championship trophy for ending tbe league ponion of th ei r sc hedules with 12 -2 rci:ords. Howie Caldwell's Tornadoes ended their season in the district finals with a 16 -8 record, w~ile Doug Hale's Oaks concluded their business at 16-6 in the sec - tional finals. Southern 's Roy Lee Bailey and Oak Hill's Benji Lewis were named co-MVPs for tbeir efforts in helping drive their teams to their glory . Bailey, a 6-foot-1 senior, scored 14 .9 points per game in each of tbe Tornadoes' 24 games. Lewis averaged 15 .5 points per con tes t in each of the Oaks' 22 games. Hale was named Coach of the Year. Hannan Trace's girls basketball team, which finished its season in the district semifinals at 16-6, was honored with the conference cham pion's trophy for capturing the crown witb a 12 -2 record in the Graze and Aaron Drummer each added a double. One of the Marauders' fifth -inning runs came Sports briefs Gymnastics LINCOLN, Ne h. (AP) - Second-ranked Stanford led the team 4ualifying and Cardinal star Jm Lynch topped the all -around qualifi ers 1n the f irs t round of th e NC AA men's champ1onships. The Ca rd1n al sco red 287 .20 potnts to advance lO tonight's team championships. NcbrJska wa._~ Franckowiak, O' Brien and Hudson, and running the 1600 meters in a time of 5:09 was Turner, Swanz, Kelly and Franckowiak. Taking home top honoC'l for the Marauders boys in the high JUmp witb a leap of 5'10" was Haynes. Mash won the shot put with a toss of 35 feet and Hudson won tbe discus w1th a to>s of 110' 4". Meigs won the 3200 and 400 meter relay with Chadwell, Baloy , Swanson and Roush running the 3200 in a time of 9:34. The relay tea m of Hudson . Wya11, Blake and Musser ran the 400 meters m a tim e of 4 7.5. OthCI winner.; for Meigs included Liule in the 110 high hurdles ( ume not available). Chadwell won tbe 1600 meters with a ume of 5:05 and 3200 meters with a ume of I 0:29. Faw won the 300 meter hurdle m a time of 48.1 and Baloy the 800 meters with a time of 2:17. on a perfectly e.ec uted squeeze play. with Joe McElroy laying down th e bunt scorin g Gary Adams. Jeremy Phalin p1cked up the co mpl ete -game win. No other details on the game were available. Me1gs is scheduled to return home today to host Vinton County. Yacht racin2 SAN DIEGO (A P) - Dennis Conner's Stars & Stripes defeated B1ll Koch's America) by 39 sec onds to cut America) 's lead in the best-of-13 America's Cup defender final ro J-1. Stars & Stripes com pleted th e e.ght-leg. 20.oJ -mile PacifiC Ocean course in 2 hours, 50 minutes, 51 seronds. In the challenger fin al, New Zealand beat Italy's II Moro di Venezia by 2:26 for a 3-1 lead in the besr-of-9 series. New Zealand finished in 2:44:37. Hockey TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Terry Crisp, who led the Calgary Flames to the Stanley Cup three years ago, was named coach of tbe expansion Tampa Bay Lightning. The 50ycar-dd Crisp, 144-63-33 in tbree seasons in Calgary, agreed to a three-yea- conll'aCL 'The Babe' Hollywood's latest baseball offering By JIM DONAGHY AP Baseball Writer The best curve in history, an intentional triple ~lay and angels in the outfield can t be seen at the ballpark. You can only see those things in tbe movies. America 's fascination with baseball has not been missed by Hollywood in recent years and th iS scason 'sentry is " The Babe." The movies about baseball have portrayed reality, and borrowed on the hopes and dreams tbat a boys' game offers. Sometimes, it was even hard to tell where reality stopped and fiction started. In June 1967, a scene from tbe "Odd Couple" was filmed at Shea Stadium. The script called for a member of the PiUtsbur$h Pirates to hit into a triple play w1th tbe New York Mets holding a 1-0 lead. Witb tbe bases loaded and none our, Pinsburgh second baseman Bill Mazeroski faced Mets righthander Jack Fisher. Mazero..ki hll a hard grounder to third baseman Ken Boyer, who stepped on tbe bag to starr a 5-4-3 triple play (Jerry Buchek made lhe play at second and Ed Kranepool was at first). Just before the triple play started, sports writer Oscar Madison (Walter Mauhau) was called to the phone. His roommate, Felix Unger (Jack Lemmon) wanted to know what he wanted for dinner. "I remember it was done before an afternoon game and Jack Lem mon was on the field." said Mazeroski, who played 17 years for the Pirates and was one of baseball' s best defensive players. In "Pride of the Yankees," the f1lm biography of first baseman Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth played himself and was joined by team - mates Bill Dickey. Bob Meuse! and Mark Koenig. Sportscaster Bill Stem also played himself in the film. The part of Gehrig was played by Gary Cooper. Cooper was a natural right- bander and Gehrig hll from U1e left side. To help Cooper with his sw mg, tbe movie's director enlisted maJor leaguers Babe Herman and Lefty O'Doul. For autbentiCIIy, tbe filmakers had Cooper bat his natural way. then nipped the movie print so tbat he came out as a left- han der, like Gehrig. Gehrig, who died in 1941, costarred in the 1938 musical Westem " Rawhide." In 1920, Ruth played the part of a county bumpkin in "Headin Home," and in 1927 appcaued in "The Babe Comes Home." In 1961, Roger Maris se t a major-league record with 61 home runs and Mickey Mantle hit 54. Pnor to tbe start of the 1962 season. Maris and Mantle co- starred GOD St. Rt. 124 Rutland, Ohio We are sharing the vision of prayer, outreach and discipleship with our putor. We are giving honor and sharing the vision with our pastor becau~~e: •We Love and Trust Him •We Respect lfu Call •We Recognize Our Giflll •We Understand God's Pattern for the Church You are invited to attend thie epeeial event and to pay honor to the Reverend Corcoran for his work in the commu.nity and civic activities. In the film, actor William Frawley, better known as Fred Mertz from the "I Love Lucy" TV show, played the part of a Yankee CIJach. Frawley also had a part in th e "Dabe RuU• Story." Mamie, along with Yog• Dcrra, also appeared in the 1962 comed yromance " That Tou ch of Mink," starring Cary Grant and Doris Day. Ralph Kiner played him self in the 1951 fum "Angels in the Outfield." In tbe film, manager Gu ffy McGovern (played by Paul Douglas) promised to lead a good life if hi s lowly Pirates could win a few games. The PJCates did indeed start lo win, bul an orphan girl discov- majors again hut did win 18 games for Sherman of the Class C East Te>as League in 1946. Anthony Perkms starred in the 19 57 film "Fear Strikes Out" about Uoston's Jun Picr.;all and the mental illn ess he suffered at the st.art of his career. On the fict•tious side, Ray Milland played a null y professor who developed an unhittable curveball in the film "I t Happens Every Spring. ' Rig box office hits recently have been "Field of Dreams," "Bull Durham," and "The Natural ." And m 1952, the part of aging pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexan- ered the reason . der in ''The Winning Team'· was Jimmy Stewart portrayed Chicago White Sox p•tcher Monty Stratton , whose career ended at 26 when a hunting accident resulted in Lhc amputa1ion of hi s righ t leg. In 1937, S ~atton was 15-5 and followed that With a 15-9 mark. After the accident 1n November 1938, s~atton never pitched '" the played by 41 -year-old Ronald Reagan. Sports brieFs Shn~llbtry in "Sa fe at Home." In the film, a 10-year-old bo y told his friends he was a buddy of both Mans and Mantle and th en had to figure out a way to really meet the Yankees stars. "I remember it was film ed in spring training at Fort Laud ~ erdale," Mantle said. " I think I missed a few ltncs , but I don't think they wanted me for my acting ab1lily." Tennis DARCELONA, Spain (AP) Second-seeded Arant~a Sanchez Vicario of Spain defeated Radka Zrubakova of Cwchoslovakia 6-1, 6-4 in th e seco nd round of the ln terna uonal Wom en' s Cham pionships of Spain. IIOWOPUFOR SBIIIG SEASON A on accomplishment of Cleveland center Brad Daugherty (43) completed in front of New Jersey's Mookie Blaylock in the fourth quarter or Thursday night's Nil A first-round playorr game in Richfield, Ohio. Daughrrly's 40 points and 16 rebounds help push !he Cavaliers to a 120-113 win. (AP) Scoreboard K1na11 C1ty 11 Toronto, 8:05p.m In the majors ... 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Sianley Cup division semifinals r. e..~ Sunday's games gaso~nc Sunday's gume~t Mi&mi •• Chicaso, 1 p.m lktruit11 New Yock, ) .30 p.rn LA. Clippc:rs 1t Uuh , 7 p.m S1n Anlalio 11 Phumi.l., 9.)0 p m. H01tm 3, RuiTalo JI!Alltoc~ll Get Sti hl power in a value -priced. versatile Thursd:n·'s st:ures Ch•H hnd 1211; N~w hrny IIJ, C:kvtl~n d 1~'1~ &trlri 1-1 J).oooo 124,lndill'la 113, Ilonor. lud-1 1erie. 1-0 Portland 115, LA . I..U. ers 102, Pon land lc..ds Kriea 1-0 Se~tLle 117. Go:!llkn S~tc 109 . Sc.Jtt.le luds Knet 1-0 l Saturday's gamts: RUTLAND CHURCH OF I MOORE HONORED - North Gallia girls basketball coach David Moore (left) receives his Coach of !he Year award from North Gallia prineipaL'athletic direcror Patrick Slout at Thursday night's SVAC sports banquet at Buckeye Hills Career Center. The award was in recognition of Moore's guiding !he l'irai!'S to a 12-7 n•rord in the 1991-92 season. (OVP pholo by G. Spencer Osborne) BAILEY CO-MVP - Southern boys baskelball coach Howie Caldwell hands recently retired Tornado baskelball player Roy Lee Bailey (leR) one or two Most Valuable Player trophies awarded for the sport at Thursday aigbt 's SV AC sports banquet at Buckeye Hills Caretr Center. Oak Hill's Benji Lewis was the recipient of !he other. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) SUNDAY, APRR 26, 1992 R...,. John F. Corcoran to 106-101 with 3:07 lefL The two and 13 rebounds and Terry Porter points for th e Cavaliers. The Warriors, playmg with a teams traded two baskets before 20 points for the Tr:ul Blazers, topCeltics 124, Pacers 113 homecourt ad vantage for the first Gary Payton made a reverse layup seeded 10 the Western Conference. Reggie Lewis scored 36 poinLs time si nce 1977, were outrebound- witb 1:27 left, giving the Sanies a Trailing 74-41 at halftime, the for Boston, but indiana had a 106ed 52-34. Shawn Kemp, a 6-foot- 112-IOSiead. Lakers scored 16 srraight points 103 advantage with 5:22 remaining " We had an inside mentality, early in tbe third quarter and closed before a i S-2 run put the Ccltics in 10, 245-pound forward starting at ce nter desp ite the return from but I thou~ht the ball bounced our to 89-74 with 1:08 left in the third control. injury of 7-footer Benoit Benjamin, way a lot, ' Seattle coach George quarter. The closest tbey got in the Kevin Gamb le triggered the was Nelson 's chief tonnentor with Karl said. "We kind of panicked a fourth period was 13 points. decisive run with a short jumper, little bit down tbe stretch, but we 28 points and 16 rebounds. Byron Scott and Terry Teagle and Kev~n McHale followed With a In otber playoff openers, Port- were able to get back into it with scored 22 points apiece for 1he IS-footer, puuing Boston ahead to land beat the Los Angeles Lakers our offensive rebounding." Lakers. Stay. Billy Owens scored 25 points, 115-102, Boston tripped Indiana Cavaliers 120, Nets 113 With in jured starters Larry Bird 124-113 and Cleveland defeated Sarunas Marciulionis 23 and Tim Despite 40 pomts, 16 rebounds and Dee Brown watchmg on the Hardaway 22 for third -see ded and nine assists from Brad Daugh - bench, the Celtic s outducled the New Jersey 120-113. Seallle led 96-80 after three Golden State, which plays at home erty, Cleveland tr;uled New Jerse y Pace rs down the stretch despite quarters before tbe Warriors closed again on Saturday. Chris Mullin, 111-110 wi th I :36 left before being outscored 24-0 on thr eewho suffered a leg injury on Sun- outsconng the Nets 10-2 down ll~e pomters for the game. The I 5-2 run day, struggled tbroughout and fin- stretch. gave the Celtics a 118-1081ead ished with 16 points , nearly 10 The Cavaliers , who haven 't won w1tb I :331eft. under his regular-season average. McHale scored 21 points, G;una playoff series since 1976, won it Trail Blazers liS, Lakers 102 at the fool line, outscoring the NeLs blc 20 and Robert Parish 19. Portland opened a 36-point lead Reggie Miller fini shed with 29 39-15 on free throws in the game in tbe rust half and scored a team and 21 -6 in the fourth quan cr. points, including three thrce-po•ntplayoff-record 75 poinrs by half- Cleveland made all21 of iLs fourth - ers. Dctlcf Schremp[ had 21 poinl' time, then coasted in the second quarter free tbrows. and George McCloud 17 wi1h three half. Daugherty's 40 points were a three-pointers. Chff Robinson scored a career Despite the long-mnge shootin g Cleveland playoff re<:ord, as were playoff-high 24 points , Clyde the Celucs oulrediscrepancy, the 40 points by the Nets· Draz.cn Drexler had 22 points and 10 Pctrov tc. Mark Price scored 35 bounded the Pacers 4R-24 . assists, Buck Williams 21 po~nts away." LUMBE WEEKLY Toronto hands Cleveland 13-8 loss PASTOR APPREt::IATION SUNDAY "The Pastor••• A Very 5peefld Person!" sec - ond wi1h 2R6.925 and Ohio State also advanced with 286.80. Lynch had 58.50 points to lead the qual• f•ers for Saturday's fon als . Scott Keswick of UCLA was second with 58.225. By The Associated Press The Seanle SuperSonics came up big aga inst the Golden State Warriors on opening night of the NBA playoffs. The Golden State Warrio ~. who scored 995 more points than Seattle dunng tbe regular season but lack a power player, couldn't handle the SuperSonics inside Thursday nigh!, losing 117-109. "They are bigger and more athletic tban we are," Warriors coach Do.1 Nelson said. "They beat us in all areas of tbe game. I'm a little di scouraged. The matchup problems ar our end are not · to Junior guard Lucy Mullens efforts in leading the Wildcats to the title, not the least of which being her team-h1gh 21.7 pomtsper-game average. North Galha mentor David Moore was named Coac h of tbe Year in leading the Pirates to a 12-7 record after his team posted a below-.500 mark the year before. The Pirates got on the right track with a conference-high eight-game winning streak 10 stan the season. In each case, the prcscnlalion of a ll -conference awards to all players so honored preceded the MVP presentations. Scho larship wmners mcluded Eastern's Lee Gillilan. !Iannan Trace's Shane Wells, Kyger Creek's Pl•il Bmdbury, North Gallia' s Casey Staton, Oak H•ll' s Steve Radabaugh, Southern's Sarah Duh l, Southwestern's Love! Forgey and Symmes Valley's Eric Wall. Middleport, Ohio Seattle, Cleveland among NBA playoff victors received MVP honors for her Meigs defeats Trimble S-2 By DAVE HARRIS Meigs scored tbree runs m the fif th mning to break a 2-2 ue eruuute to a 5-2 wm over Tnmble '" Tri- Valley Conference baseball Jction Thursday eve nin g at Glouster. The win. tbe fourtb in the last f1ve games for Meigs, gives the Mara uders a 4-8 mark and a J-6 mark 10 the TVC. M1ke "Abby" Welch led th e Maiaodcrs at tbe plate wuh a p;ur of singles. and teammates Billy Pomeroy association. Meigs track teams win meet against Trimb~e, North Gallia The Meigs boys and girls track teams are both off to a good start on the year, and in a recent tn -mccl the Marauders gi rl s posted 103 poi nts to defeat Tnmblc (26) and North Galha (14). While the Marauders boys took home top honors with 100 po1nts. Tnmb le finished in second wuh 34 and Nortb Gallia Uurd with 22. In tbe girls events, HeathCI Hudson won tbe high jump for Me1gs witb a leap of 4' 2". Hudson also won tbe I00 meter hurdles with a winning time of 18.8 and 300 meter hurdles witb a time of I :03.8 . Smu won the shor put with a to>s o( 27 feet and Nicholson won the discus with a tbrow of 72' 1/2". Me1gs won the 800 meter relay. 3200 meter relay and the 1600 meter n:lay. Runnmg the 800 with a 11m e of 2:07 were Hudson, Swanz . Williams and Thompson . The 3200 relay team was Turner. Friday, April 24, 1992 Ua.w ba\1 Nalloa11 Luaut MONTREAL EX PO S - Au1gn cd M•sueJ Ha !JjU, pit.ther.lo lod JII:apolis nf the Amcrieln A110eiation. TORONTO (AP) - Kelly Gru - to Gruber and hung a changeup to ber has a kink in his ne<:k. Still, to White, both for home runs.'' t11e Cleveland Indians, he was the Dave Otto (1-2) retired tbe Side source of pain. in the first, bur was hitm the hand After pulling a mu sc le 1n his in th e first inning after trying to neck on April 12 in a home game grab Carter's lme drive. Carter was against Baltimore, Gruber launched thrown out at frrst. but Quo's hand two homers over the left field wall, was bruised_ He gave up four runs drove in four runs and scored tllfee, the following inning. leading Toronto to a 13-8 victory "Someti mes you want an ou t so over the Indians on Thursday night. bad you just stick tbe hand out, " Gruber had only one extra-base Olio sa id. "B ut the inJury didn' t hit in his last eight games. make a difference. l was ju st bru"We haven't been swmging th e tal." bats well," Gruber said. "I just had Eric Bell pllched I 1/3 inn•ngs. an exceptional game. Exceptional le11mg Toronto extend tbe lead 10 games don't happen too often. 7-3. Arnsberg started the fourth They aren't going to happen every 1nning but didn't provide mu ch night. There are things we need to relief. He allowed si.r.: runs on s1x work on still, offensively we've hits and put Toronto up 13-3. been struggling. Belle ended with two hits and ''I'm still going to go out there fourRBls. with the same intense attitude and In olher games, Balumore beat try to do what I know I am capable Kansas Ci 1y 8-1. Dctroi1 downed of doing." Texas 11 -5, Milwaukee defeat ed The Dluc Jays had four homers, Bmton 3-2 and Sea ule stopped all tw o-run shots and the en tire Minnesota 3-2. rotation had at least one hit with Orioles 8, Royals I the exception of struggling John Another day. another set of sta ts Olerud. showing JUSt how bad the Kansas Candy Maldonado, who entered Cny Royals are tl1is sca.<;On. hiuing just .134, had a pair of base Add these two numbers followhits, an RBI and two runs scored. ing the Royals' seventh str31ght Joe Carter extended his major- loss, an 8-1 defeat by Baltimore: league leading hitting streak to 16 - Kansas City just completed games with a homer in tbe fifth. the wom homcstand m its 24-ycar Even Manuel Lee, who last sea- history, going 1-8. son had 107 strikeouts and did not - Ninth-place hiuers are batstart in the previous two games, ting .364 against the Royals. Mark had an RDI smgle. Mclemore's f1rst career four -hit Toronto starter Todd Stottle - game led the Orioles to their scvmyre pitched well enough to lose . enth consecutive victory. but hiS teammates played well "That's just embarrassing . enough to win. Stoulemyre, who There's nothing more to say about surrendered thrk hits in the first it," Royals manager Hal McRae inning including a two-run homer said. to Alben Belle, went 6 2/3 innings, Mike Muss ina (2-0) to ssed a allowed all eight earned runs on 13 six -hitt er and became the latest h1ts. • pitcher to look good against Kansas " Maybe I got away from the Clly. He struck out four and way I pitched," Stottlemyre said. walked one. " Maybe they picked up on it. "Mussina is a good young maybe that 's the reason it got so pitcher and he has good stuff." bad." McRae said. "You don't want to The Indians got four runs jn a take anything away from h1m when seventh -inning rally that saw Stot- he pitches that well, but everyone tlemyre (2-1) give up seven hits. has been shutting us down so far." " I had my troubles out there," While the Orioles arc off to a Stoulemyre said. ''I'm pleased 10-5 start tbat is their best beginwith the win and tl1ank God for the ning sin ce 1971, Kansas Clly ha s runs " the worst record in the majors at 1The Indians, who've lost 13 of !4 . It doesn't figure to get mu ch the last 15 games with Toronto , beuer much socncr for the Royals, ended with 14 hits. who begin a weekend series toni ght "We could've quil ea.o;;ily and in Toronto against the brui sing we didn't," Cleveland manager Dine Jays . Mussina, 23, has made 15 starts Mike Hargrove said. "We got some run s. The guys on Ibis team in th e majors and II umes ha s ca n scare so mebody else for a allowed fewer than wee runs. The cha nge." Orioles made 11 simple for Mussi The Blue Jays faced six Cleve- na. giving him an 8-0 lead in tbe land pitchers. sixth. "Our bullpen didn't help," HarBrady Anderson homered for grove said. "Arnsberg's pitch Baltimore and David Segui. play· selection was poor, he hung a curve ing for the injured Randy Milligan, hit two doubles. Mark Davis (0-2) lasted only 2 1/3 innings and gave up two runs on four hits and two walks. Tigers II, Rangers 5 MICkey Tcttleton hit a three-run double in a five-run firsl inning and Detroi t again used an early burs! to beat the Rangers. The Tigers, who sco red SIX 11mcs in Wednesday's 12-8 victory, swep t the thr ee -game serie s in Texas. Detrou had 27 runs and 36 htt s in the sweep. After two inn~r~gs. Detroit led 65 and tt1 c teams had combim_:d for I ) hits The Tigers added two runs 111 th e 1I1i rd inni1tg ~md Milt Cuyler h1t a th1 cc -ru n hom er 111 the sc ~' ­ cn th . Lcs Lancaster ( 1- 1) rcl1evc~ ~rank Tanana 111 the seco nd inning and shu t out Texas on three hits for 4 2!3 innings. John Dol1crty piLChcd 3 1/3 inning s for his fiCst maJOr league s.::J.vc. Cecil Fie ld er h1t an RBI single "' the second as Dc~ou roughed up Kev1n Brown (3-1 ). Brewers 3, Red So" 2 Bill Wcgm:.m won a duel wtth Roger Clemen s in rainy County Sta<1•um, a day after the teams had thw game postponed beca use of bad weather. Milwaukee stopped Clemens' streak of 20 scoreless innings with a three -run fourth. An error by thi rd baseman Wade Boggs. a sacnfice Oy by Darryl Hamilton and a single by Dan te Jlichcuc scored the runs. Clemens (2 -2) went the whole way. allowing seven hits. He struck out ctght and walked one . Boston scored twice against Wegman (2-1) in the second on Tony Pcna's broken -bat double. Wegman gave up six hits in 7 1/3 innings, and Doug Henry got hcs second save. 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"-'dWart tnc1 lnsuuctlona 84 Carries a Full liM or Drywall Finishing Producto rm SIJURGII rJRA ITS - Aclmt· cd Don Sla~g.hl, catcher. from the <hi · abled hJt Rewmed Rule Fil't dnft selc.cUOLI Mi guel llatLtta to the Mnnu-eal Ea - ~" BasketbaU National Uuk~tb11l Auodallon NUGGETS - Fire<l P1ul Wcsthcad, rn1ch MI LWAUKEE BU CKS An nouncc.J Fr.r\k ll•mblen will not return u coach for the 1992-93 le&IO!I aod will remain with lh e c lub in buketbill open DE~'VEil: Ucrtl . f>IIOE)I.1X SUNS - Anoounced ((X- tm Fituimmml will relinquUh hil dutic. as c01ch to serve u director of pllyer per· aon.d, e!Ta:tiwe 11 the end of lhe pl1yoffa. N1med l'aul Weal[ilal m ach, dfe:ct.i\'e at lite md of \he pll yoCfl . Football National f'ootb1ll Leaaue ~'Ft - N1med New England Patriou Chie f Eaecutive O!Ticer Sam hn.inv tch ch1innan of t.hc NFL collc&c rcl11ion • eornmillco. WASHJNGTON RED SKINS - Ao - nouncod \he ~timnml of Ruu Orimrn, o1Terui¥e lineman, 1/Jd n1mod him u.liiLilll ti&hl end• coach. llockty Nallonllllotby IAa!"' MINNESOTA NORTH TARS SiJADCI kif Levy .aoaltendcr. TAMPA BAY LlGiiTNINO N1modletr)' Crilp COKh. RT.2 GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304) 675-4584 Sil �By The Bend . ,.'• . Friday, April 24, 1992 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy4'!1ddleport, Ohio The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 Friday, Aprll24, 1992 Page-6 ( vee student surveys people on the burning issue of toilet paper Dear A• La-sers: An unforgeuablc subject in your column simply will not go away. I'm refrning 10 that seemingly fri\'lllous issue - which way a person should position the toilet ~r when .~NLANDERS ''1111. Los "-Dselm rqllaciog a flllishcd roll. , _ . SyDCICII&e and I always place a new roll in c...o.ns,......... the "ova-" dispensing posilion and ha\oe even been known 10 revene an "undcl" roll if !iiOiucwe in my "I like it undtr because then it IIDUSI'.IIold il thai way_ rests against the wall, out of the Allyone wllo belieoes this issue is way." siDy is mimken As a student at "You will use less paper if you Union County College in New put it IU!Mr, especially if you have Jcney, I begllt doing a llldio show small children or pets." on campus_ Just for fun, I decided One respondent said, "'Over' to tab: a poll at school, at my place people are lazy. It takes more of part-time employment, and effort to n:ach when the paper is everywbm: I fOIIIICCI with score under." sheet in hand What I found was Several respondents related amazing_ slllries of family arguments at the Arter polling several hundred dirmer table. I was told thai there people. the results wen: as follows: was actually an episode of ·All in 51 perceo1 prefer "over." 37 pertt111 the Family" where Archie yeUs at IJIC[er "under." and only 12 percent "Mcaa-Head" for pulling die paper didn't care as long as it was there. ·under.· Even lhough many poople laughed I had a kJt of fun with my survey when they were asked, RIOSl had a and wanltld you 10 know that after strong prd=nce and responded all these yCIII'S, it's still a topic of immediately. discussion.-- T.D.A .• UNION. NJ. I'd like to share some of the DEAR T.D.A.: I swore I would reasons people gave to justify their never print another leuer on that IJIC(erences. They said things such subject. but yours was irresistible. as: h never ceases 10 amaze me which "When the paper goes o~r . it IS subject lllms readers on. Would easier to employ the 'hit and spin' you believe I got more leuers on the ~tehnique." toilet paper issue than on the "( hang mme o~r so it OOesnl Pmian Gulf wal! Yours will be the tooch the wall .• last Ann Landers .-s Is alcohol ruining yoU/' life or I~ lift of a loved OM? "Aicolwlism: /low UJ Recognize 11. /low 10 Dtal Wilh /1, How 10 Cofli/UI!r It" can IUJ'n 1hings around. Stnd a ulfaddrtssed. long . business-size envelo~ and a chect or mo~~ty ordtr for $3.65 (this includes postage and handling) 10 : Alcolwl. c/o Ann Landtrs. P.O. Box 1/562, Chicago, Ill . 606/1-0562 . (In Canada. und $4.45.) Community calendar Community Calendar iltms appear two days bd'ore an neot and the day or that evnl Items must bt rtctivtd well in advance to assure publication in the calendar. FRIDAY PINE GROVE - Revival at Pinegrove Holiness Church will be held through Sunday at 1 p.m. nightly. Rev. Steve Manley and family, SwnmerwiUe, N.C., will be evangelisL Special sinJ!:ing nightly. Rev. Odell Manley inv1tes the public. LONG BOTTOM - Faith Fu II Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have preaching and singing Fflday al 1 p.m. with David Dailey ail Dailey Family Singers and other local talent. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. FeUowslup will follow. HOCKINGPORT - There will be a round and square dance at Hockingport at Kenny and M1lhe Reynolds residence on Friday from 8-11:30 p.m. Ronnie Wood will be the caller. Public invited. ~IDDLEPORT - Dance at the Middleport Legion Annex Friday from 7-11 p.m. w1th mus1c by George Hall. Refreshments avail able. PubliC invitoo. . niPPERS PLAINS -There will be a round and square dance sponsored by the Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and Ladies Au•il i~ Friday from 8- 1130 p.m. '-'!lsic will be by the Happy Hall~ Boys. Public invited. RACINE - Meigs County Church Women United will hold its planning session for the May f~lowship meeting at the Rac1nc &li>tist Church at I p.m. Fnday . Alf key women invited. CHESTER - Michael Thierer will be the guest speaker at New L1fe Covenant Church of God 1n Chester. He will speak Fnday and Saturday at 1 p.m. and on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. The public IS invited. POMEROY - The Meigs County Soap Box Derby Association wiU meet Friday at 1 p.m. at Plca.RestauranL ct's • , SATURDAY - COOLVILLE -Girls Scout troop 1221 will hold 1 recyding cl>Itection dri•e in the Coolville ,lementary School parting lot on Sarurday from 9 a.m.to noon. CHESTER - Tabitha will perform at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church, Texas Road. Sunday at 7:30 p.m . Pastor Robert Sanders invites the public. WILKESVILLE - Smorgabord dinner at the Wilkesville Pythian Hall Saturday at 4 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children. Public in vi ted. POMEROY - Trinity Church of Pomeroy will have a carry in dinncr following morning worship service Sunday. All members welcome. PORTLAND - Gospel song festival at Portland Elementary Sc hool will be held Saturday at 7 p.m . featuring Mes se ngers of Love, Singing Messengers. Dailey Fami ly, Joy Singers and Freedom Gospel Trw. Free will offer ing. Public invitoo. RUTLAND- Rev. John F. Corcoran, pastor of the Rutland Church of God, Route 124, Rutlanj, will be honored by the congregation Sunday at II a.m. The day has been designated pastor appreciation Sunday . POMEROY - The Pomeroy Senior Citizens Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday 8-11 p.m. at 1h c senior catizcns center. Music wil l be by the Smokey Mountain Drifters and Arthur Connan! will be the caller. Public invited. Bring snacks for the snack table. LOlTRIDGE - Couniiy Music N1ght will be held at the l.ouridge Community Center Saturday from 6 p.m. to midnight. Refreshments av:~~l.able. Public invited. COOL VILLE - A spagheui dinncr will be held Saturday from 57:30 p.m. at the Coolville Masonic Lodge. The meal wiU also include garlic bread, dessert and drink for S3 .50, adults. and S2, children, w1th children 12 and under, free. The dmner is sponsored by the Coolville United Methodist Women . POMEROY Community Assault Prevention Services will have an awareness program Satruday at Kroger in Pomeroy. At II a.m. there wiU be a presentation by Living Dolls . They will present a preschool stranger roleplay . At I p.m there will be an interactive program on bully's and strangers. Public invited. SUNDAY POMEROY - AMVETS will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the DA V Wolfe named division winner I ~.Best weekly 1osm at the rncent ·ngs of Ohio TOPS Oub No. have been Terri Hill, Donna s, Julia Hysell and Heidi ong. : Bob Bainter won the afghan and Thrri Hill and Juanita Humphrey Won tbe fruit bastcts. : Winners of the bunny contest • Julia Hysell and Terri Hill. The Man:h monthly queen was Hill. Ocbbic Hill wu announc:ed at Sprinotime and members hon- IIIJr .l!hiffis. Hall, 201 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, to elect officers. MIDDLEPORT- A pancake breakfast will be held Saturday from 7-11 a.m . at the Heath United Methodist Church sponsored by the men of the church. Donations will be accepted. CHESTER - A meeting and practice of District 13, Daughters of America. will be held Saturday 11 I p.m. at the Chester Lodge Hall. All members are urged to attend the practice for the May 30 rally in New Lexington. The new measurer will be Linda Grim. The new KIW (KOPS in waiting) is Dotti Jones. Nancy Manter presented a prognun "Rededicabon to TOPS." It was announced that Shirley Wolfe is a division winner to bt honored at Ami Recognition Day in Grove City on Apri125. The group meets every Tuesday from 5-7 p.m. at the Pomeroy Carpenter's Hall . Call 992-2234 or 992-5638 f~ funher information. Apostolic Dear ADD LaDders: My husband and I just had our fust child. The fust thing out of people's mouths when they see the baby is a comment on wbo they think the baby lool:s like. AU parents, deep down inside, like to think their baby resembles them or their side of the family. If you say, "He's the picwre of his dad.· the lllOiher feels left out If you say. "He looks just like his mother." the father feels left out. The best response is: "He (or she) resembles bo1h parents." Please don't mention anything about the baby resembling grandparents. Neither parenl wants to hear that rve never seen this topic discussed in your column and hope you11 print my leuer. -- FAITHFUL READER IN OSHKOSH DEAR OSHKOSH: If you really want to make some points with the parents, you might mention Richard Gere, Tom Cruise, Am1e1te Bening or Michelle Pfeiffer. CHESTER - The Pomeroy Chapter, OES No. IB6, will meet at the Chester Masonic Hall for protem practice Sunday at 2 p.m . All officers anend. MONDAY CHESTER - Revival at ML Hermon Un ited Brethren Church will be held Monday through May 3 at 730 p.m . nigh~y with Rev. Donald Bender, Fayclteville, Pa. STORY'S RUN - Crusade for Christ will be held at the Old Bethel Church on Route 1 and Story's Run Road Mooday through Saturday at 7 p.m. nigh~y . Speakers and singers nightly. Meeting scheduled OAPSE Chapter 448 of Eastern Local School District will hold a meeting on Monday at 7:30p.m. at the high school. Liberty Assembly o(God Dudding Lane, Maaoo, W .Va. Pastor. Dan S. Eaton Sunday Wonhip · iOJOp.m. llumday 5<-vice• - 7 Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m., Keno Cburch of Christ Pomeroy Flrsi Baptist Ea~l Main St. Pastor: Dr. Let Moni1 Sundly School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. First Southern Baptist 41 &72 Pomeroy Pik• Chester community news Mr. and Mrs. Billy Allen. Katie and Bobby, Greenwood, Ind., spent Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Kathy Frietage , Mary and Susan, North Canton, spent several days with her aunt, Lucille Smith. Jean Frederick has returned home from a visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush, Winter Haven, Ra Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eichinger, Pickerington, were weekend guests of Opal Eichinger. Joining them for Eas ter dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eichinger and Dane, Reedsville; Pat Wilson, Savannah, Ga .; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Eichinger, Tiffany and Justin , VicenL Mrs. Steve Meek and children, Mt. Sterling, Ky., spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Addie Newell, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Smith and children. Michigan, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs . Delmar Baum. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell were Easter dinner guest~ of Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and family, Keno. Easter dinner guests of Opal Hollon were Mr . and Mrs. James Hollon and Ktla, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker and Kclli, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Walker and R.J., Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hollon, Scotty and Tammy, Kara and son, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hollon, Eric and Pastor: E. LamarO'Bryant Sunda~ School ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a. m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serm:es- 7:30p.m. noon planting them. Students Alban Salser, Kim Smith, Marion Snider, Michelle Snider, Amy Boggs, and Mandy Jeffers, along with Mrs. Cook, teacher's aide Faith Varney and Dorothy Smith from Marshall Roush Greenhouses are pictured as they worked yesterday. (Sentinel Photo by Brian J. Reed) Ricky Lee and Chassatie, local. Weekend visitors of Ethel Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Meyers and Jcnna, Columbus, Susan Foster and son, Grove City, Roger and Janet Grueser. Logan. They were all Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee, Bashan. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Chevalier, Jessica and Krister, were Easter dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal, Pomeroy. Sunday evening dinner guests of the Chevaliers were Betty ChevaliCr, Tuppers Plains, and Adam and Abby Chevalier, Pomeroy. Opal Eichinger m:en~y spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eichinger. Pickerington. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Horton and Elizabeth, Columbus. On Sunday the Eichingcrs and Suzannah and Opal Eichinger attended a basketball game in Cleveland. Middleport •ln:t Baptist Comer Sixth &. Palmer l)utor: Rev. ]arne! A. Seddon S unda~ School- 9:15 a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Band practice set Racine F1rst Baptist Pastor: Steve Dcavt't Sunda~ School -9:30a.m Worship - \0:40a.m., 7;30 p.m. Wainesday Services -7:30p.m. The Middleport Alumni Rand will have its first rehearsal on Thursday, April 30 at 7 p.m . in ~1e Meigs High School bandroom. All Middleport Alumr1i Band members arc urged to attend and .learn to play their instruments agmn . Mem bers needing instruments shou ld contac t Iva Sisson (742 -2 187) or Roger Williams (992-6782 or 9925389) as soon as possible. Sll~er Run Baptist Pastor: Bill LitLie Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7:30p.m Wedn esday Scrv1ces - 7:30p .m. MI. Union Baptist Pastor : Joe N. Sa~rr Sunda~ School - 9 : 4~ a.m E\lening- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Serv1ces- 6:30p.m. LOWE'S HOTEL Catered By 'We[[ington Bethlehem BapUst Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School - 10:30 am Worship - 9:30a .m. Thunday Semces · 7:30p.m. Old Bcthr Free Will Baptist Church 211601 St. R1. 7. Middlepon Sunday School · I0 a.m Evening - 7:30p.m. Thursday Service~ · 7:30p.m s Hillside Bapllst Church S1. Rl. 143just offRt. 7 Pu:tor: Rev. lame! R. Acree. Sr Sunday School · 10 am Worship - II a.m.,6p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Ca ll For Menus & Reservations (304) 675-2260 Hope Baptist O.aprl l70 Goanl St., Middh:pon Puror: David Rryan, Sr Sunday School · 10 a .m Wonhip - II a.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday Semce1 - 7 p.m. TRUCK SALE Vktory Baptise l2l N. 2nd St., Middlepon Pastor: James E. Keuee Wor1hip - I 0 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servil%5 · ? p.m Faith Baptist Church Railroad St. Mum Sunday School · 10 1.m Wor1hip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · ? p.m. Fort.U Run Baptist Pastor: Arius Hurt Sunday School · 10 a.m Wont-lip - II a.m. New anival Heroic sergeant COLUMBIA, S.C . (AP) William lasper ( 1750- 1779), American Revolutionary so ldier. was a sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina regiment. In the auack on Fort Moultrie in 1776. he distinguished himself by dcfyi.1g cannon balls and recovering the nag under British fue. Gov. John Ruuledge gave him his own sword and offered Jasper a commi ssion, which he declined, saying: "I am but a sergeant." GET A FREE "BIG·MOUTH CUP" WHEN YOU ORDER A LARGE DELUXE PIZZA! WHIU SUPPUES WT. 900 SECOND AVE.eGAWPOUS 446·4040 I II W. MAIJI.of'OIEROT 992·2124 MI. Moriah Bapllst Foorth & Main Sl, Middleport P1nor : Rev. Gilbc:n Cra1g, h . Sunday School - 9JO a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. 1989 CHEV. CHEYENNE ~ TON Bonuo Cab (2 oeato). auto. trana., 350 fuellnj. motor, .tr cond., excellent cond $8800 Antlqully Bapllst Pas tor: Kermelh Smith Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wonhip -10:45 1m Thumby Service1 - 7:30p .m. 1988 Ford F150 Lariat ..................... $8800 302 V~. air cond., tilt, cruise, P. windows, P. door locks, dual tanks, much mora, 45,000 miles. Will Baptist Salon St. Pntor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - I0 a.m E\/Cning - 7 p.m. Wedneulay Serv1ccs - 7 p.m. Rulland 1987 Chev. 414 i'i Ton ..................... $6995 305, fuel lnj.,auto. trans., new tires. Sharpl Frr~: Ash Str ... Fr..wtu Bapt 1st Middlepoo1 Sunday School - 10 1.m. Wonhtp - II a.m . Wednesday S.IVice · 7JO Suurda1 Service · 1987 Chev. 5·10 .............................. $5400 Auto. Iran•., .t•reo cass1tta, 46,000 miles. Sharp! 1916 Cllev. Y, Toaloag Btd ........................ $4995 4.3, V-1l, low mllea. 1916 Ford F150 Sltort Btd.......................... $4995 Sacred Heart Ctthollc Churdl 161 Mulberry Ave., P001eroy, 992 ·l898 P11tor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz S11. Coo. 4:45 -5: 15 ~-m.: ~us - 5 : 30p .m . 300 6 cyl, run• great. 1911 Dodge D50 Sport Pickup .................... $4995 Ext111 aharp. 992 -3847 Sunday School - II a.m. Wonh.ip - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedn~sday Services - ? p.m. Fr.. Will Baptl.!t Chun:h Ash Street, MiddlepM Pastor: Mark Morrow Saturday Service · ?JO p.m . Rulland Flrsl Bapll~ Church Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - I 0:4~ a.m. FLOWERS DONATED· JColorful spring nowers now adorn the front of Southern Junior High School, thanks to the hard work or students in Patty Cook's class and the school's Partner in Education, Marshall Roush Greenhouses. The business donated the Oowers, and the class was hard at work on Thursday after- Pomeroy We!bldt Church or Christ 33226 O.ildn:n'• Home Rd. Middleport Chun:h ot Christ 5th and Main P1stor: AI Hansoo SWlday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 8: 1~ . 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Wednesday Service -7:30p.m Sun. Con. · 8:4l9 .ll am , Syracuse Church of God Apple and Second Sts. P~ostor : Rev . 01vid Russell Sunday School and Wor5h.ip- 9:30 • .m. Evening Services- 7 p.m . .ncsday Services - 7 p.m Enterprise Pastor: K~11h Rader Sunday School - lOa.m Wors hip · 9 a.m., 6p.m. Tuesday Se rvices . 7 p.m New life Churc h of God Chesler Pastor: Gary Hine > Sunday School 9:30a.m . Won;hip - 6 p.m Wednesda)l Services - 7 p.m. Pas1or: K~ i!h Rader Sunday School - I 0 a.m. Worship · II a.m., 6 p.m. Thursday Services . 7 p.m . Bearwallow Ridge Church of Christ Putor: Jack ColeJKWC Sunday School- 9:30 l.m. Worthip - 10:30 a.m ., 6:30p .m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m Zton Churdl of Christ Pumeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt 143) Pastor: lntc:rim pastor SUI1day School - 9:30a .m. Worst11p - 10:301 m., 7:30p .m. Wednesday Services - 7 p m Bndbury Church of Christ Putor: Tom Runyon SWlday School · 9:30a .m. Wont-lip - 10:30 a.m. Tuppe:n Plains Churth or Christ PastOJ : Robert FOiiter Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship · 9:45a.m , 6:30p.m Dt.-ter Churrh of Chrlsl Pastor : Chris Stewart Sunday School · 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Rull1nd Ch urch of Christ Eugene E. Underwood S\Did&y School · 9:30 l .m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Pa~tor: Mason Church of Chrl.;~ Miller SL, Mason, W.Va Sunday School - 10 a.m . Worship - lla.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday ScMces - ? p.m 1911 Ford Tempo 4 Dr................................ $4495 Auto., air, tilt, crulaL Middleport Church oflhe ~:uaren~ Pastor: Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sund11y School · 9:30a .m. Wonhtp · JOJOa .m., 6:30pm. Wednesda~ Servia:s - 7 p.m. Episcopal Holiness Pine Grove Bible Holiness Church 1/2 mile off Rt . 325 Pu tor: Rev . OTJe ll Manley Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wootlip - 10:30 a.m., 7JO p.m. Wednesday Scrv1ce · 7:30p.m Wl'~ll'yan Bible Holiness Chun:h 15 Pearl St., Middleport. Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday school ·9 :30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. llt·sell Run Holiness Church Pas tor : Kobcrt Manle)l Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m.. 1 p.m. ll1Ursda~· Sc!">11Ct · 7:30p.m Forest Run Pas10r: Wesley Tha tcher Sunda)l School - \0 a.m Worship - 9 a.m. Thunday Services - 6:30p.m . Heath (Middleport) Pas10r: Frank Sm11h Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wedn esday Serv1ces - ~p .m . Mlnersvlll~ Pas10 r: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School - 9 a.m Worship - 10 a.m. Pearl Chapel Panor: Aorence Smat-1 Sunda y School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 am Pomeroy Pastor: Eunhae (Grace) Kee Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship - I 0:30a.m., 6 p.m Wedncsd•y Services · 7:30p.m Rock Springs Past or:Keith Rader Sunday School - 9:15a.m . Harrisonville Holiness Chapter Pas tor : Rc'J . John Ne\1 1Ue Sunda)l School \0 a.m Won hip - II a.m., 7:10p.m Wednesday Service - 7:30pm. Woohip · 10 1.m. Wedr1eaday Service• - 6 p.m . Latter-Day Saints Rtoratlnlztd Church of Jesus Christ In LIU('r Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd . Pl.!ilur: William Roosh Sunday School - 9:30 un. Worship - 10:30 a.m. W ednesda~- Servtces - 7:30p.m Lutheran Rutland Paswr: Arthur Cntxrec SWlday School - 9:30a .m . Worship - 10:30 am Thu11day Services · 7 p m Soowvllle Pastor: Flo~t:n ce Smith Sunday School - 10 a.m . Wurship - 9 1.m. Bethany Pu1or: Kenneth BU.c::r Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m Wednesday Service! 10 a.m lib«ly Chrlstlln Church Dex1<r St. Paul Lulheran Church C(J mcr Sycamore & Second St., Pom~my Past or: Laun A. Leach Shrdfler Sunday School -9 :45a.m. Worship · I I a.m. Carmel Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:301 m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4th SWI) DO p.m. (Jrd & 4JIJ SWJ) Wednesday Servtce - 7 JO p.m. Ret'dsvllle Church o( Chrlst Pastor: Ptulip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m Wonhip Service: I 0:30a.m 81blc: Sludy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union \-It Olive United Mrthodlst Off 124 hchmd Wilkr.~ville Pastor: Charlc~ Jone! Sunday School -9:)0 a. m Wont-lip · !0:30 a.m., 7 p.m l11Ur ~ Jay Serv11.:c s · 7 p.m Christian Union Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedrlesday Services - 7 p m Hartford Church ofChrlslln Christian Union H1nford, W.Va. Pallor : Rev David McManis Sunday School · II 1.m. Wonhip - 9:30 1.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesd.ly Services - 7:30p.m. Church of God Mt. Moriah Chun:h or God Racine: Pastor: Rev . Jame! Satterfield Sunday School - 9:45 1.m Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p m Rutland Church ol God Pastor: John F. Corcoran Sunda~ School - :0 a.m . Wonh1p . II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Semces 7 p.m. Morning Star P1s1or: Kennelh Bak~r Sund1y School - 9:45 1.m . Wonhip - 10:30 a. m Thursd.w.~ Servtc:e1 - 7.30 p.m joppa Hrenda WcllCI Worsh ip 9:30a .m Sunday School \0:30am Wc1lrrcsday Scrv 1ccs- 7·30 p m Rc('dsvllle Rev. l.flarlc s Eaton Wors h1p - 9:30 a.m Sunday Sctl c..ol \0:10a .m Wcdnc51lay ScrvKe5 7 30 p m ltocklngporl Church Grand Stn::d Sunday School · 10 ~ m Worsh1p . II a.m W c~ n esday Scrviu::! -8 p m Tuppers Plains Sl . Paul P11! tur : Sharun Hausman Sunday School - t) a.m W or~ h1p 10 a.m 1 uc~d ay Sr rV1CC\ . 7·10 r m Calvary Dlblt Church Poooewy Plk., Co. Rd. Pauor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School - 9:30a.m Wtntlip 10:3 0 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Spiritual F1ith Church St.ale 338. Anuquity Pastor: A. Stewlrt Sunday School · \0 a.m Evening - 7:30p.m. ·rn .. n.day Service - 7:30p.m. Cat~ary Pilgrim Chapel Hamsonville Road Pas tor: Rev. Viaor Roush Sunday School9:30 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. WMncsday Sel"\lice - 7:30p.m. Sthersvill(' Word of Faith Pastor David Dailey Sund1y Schoo\9:30 a.m Evening - 7 p.m "lllunday Strvice - 7:30p.m. Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road !'astor: Rev. Emmel:\ Rawwn Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m Thunday Service - 7 p.m. R4!Jolctng Pentecostal PtnltCOSUI Aambly St Rt 124, Rlcinc: Paslor: William Hoback Sunday School · 10 a.m Ev~ning · 7 p.m Wed nesday Sel"\lices - 1 p.m. Haul Community Church Off Rt. 114 Chrisllan F~U owship Center Salem St , Rutland Pa1tor: Robert E. Musser S unda~ SchOO · 10 a.m. Worship - 11 ·15 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday &rvlc~ 7 p.m. Moue Chapel Church Supt M1ke Matson S•Jnday school - I0 a m Wonh1p II a.m. , 7 p.m Wednesday SemO! - 7 p m .\1iddleporl Pentecostal llurd Ave . Pastor: Rev. 01rt Baker Sundl)l School · 10 a.m. Evemng · 6 p.m. Wcdne,iday Serv1ce1 - 700 - - Torth Church Co . Rd . 63 Sunday School - 9:3() a.m. Worship - \0:30a.m Harrisonville Presbyler-lan Choor<• Wonhip · 9 •.m. Su llday School - 9:45a.m. Middleport Presbytrrlan Sunday School -9 a.m Wolf\hip 10 am, 4 p m (2nd&. 4th Sun.) Syracuse Flrst United Prcsbyll'l'"ilft Sunday School · 10 a.m Won h1p II a.m., 4 p.m. (I s1 &. 3rd Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist Seve-nih -Day Adventist _\1:ulbcrry Hts. Rd., Pomeroy PasLor: Roh Snyder Saturday Services : Sabb.lth School · 2 p.m. Fallh Cosptl Church Long Bouom Wo~hor Sunday School - 9:30a .m Worihlp 10:45 a.m.,7:30 p m. WMnwby 7:30p.m 19111/2 Ford Escort 2 Dr........................... $3400 ·3 ~ MI . Hermon United Brelhrtn In Christ Churr-h Tt xu Communi1y off CR. 8.2 Pulor: Robert Sanckn SuOOay School - 9.30 a.m. Wordup - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p .m. Wednesday Serv1ces - 7:30pm .\ tl . Olive Community Church Pa.slur Lawrence Rush Sunday School - 9:30 1.m Evening - 1 p.m. Wedneday Scrv1ce · 7 rr m Un ited Faith Church Rt . 7 oo Pomeroy Hy - l'u ~ i 'a~lor: Rev. Rohcn F.. Smuh. Sr Sunday School · 9 :30a .m Wors hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Scm~ - 7 pm . Church Pastor: Rev. Michael Pang1o Sunday School - 10 1.m. Wednelday Service• - 7 p.m. Syracuse Mission 14lt Bndgeman St., Sy111cusc Pas tor: Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday School - I0 a. m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednesday ScMce 7 p.m Community Chun;-t-1 Rurlingham Pastor Ray Laudcnm.lt Su nd ay School · 10 am Wonh1p - 7 p.m. Wedne sday Sem l% - 7 p m l..lf~ 500 N. 2nd A~- . Middleport l~urllngton Bethel Chur(h Township Rd., 468C Sund1y School 9 am Wont11p · 10 a..m Wednesday Services 10 iii m JlHIUr. Pastor: Glendon Stroud Sunday School · 9 :30a .m Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Dyesville Commu nity Churt'h Sund1y School · 9 :10am. Wont11p · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Coolvil le United Methodist Parish Pastor: Harold E. AUoway -Pnddy Coolville Churrh Main &: Fiflh St Sunday School · 10 a.m Wunhir - I.J 1.m Tuesday Servtl%s 1 p.m Long Doltom Pastor: 01ar\es Eau.m Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:10 a.m. Wcdn<":5 dly Services · 7:30 p.m Fairview Blblr Church lttart, W.V1 . Rl I Pasto.- : lames l...cwu Sunday School · II a.m. Worshlp · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesd1y Service-7:30p.m New Hav"n Church of the Nazanne East l..elarl Pastor: l{uger Grace S unda~· School - 10 a m Worihip - 9 am N:utland Dible Methodist P1stor: Rev . !v&n My ers Silllday School · 9:30a.m hcnmg - 7 p.m Wcdn~s day Services- 7 p.rn f'a ~ tnr Whitt's Chaptl Wnleyan Coolville Road Put or : Rev . ~llip Rldcnour Swaday &:hool -9:30a.m. Won:tl1p - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servict - 7 p.m Portla nd First Church of the Naz.arene Pastor: William Justi! Surl(by School ·9:30a.m Wonhip - 10:40 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Serv1ces - 7 p.m Panor: Edsel Hart Sunday School - 9 :30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m CJm Free Mrlhodlsl Church Pastor: Will 1am W~ h arm Sw1d11y School - 9.30 a.rn . Worship - I 0:30a.m.. 7 p m Wedn esday Semcts 7 p.m . Ctle<>tcr t•Mstor· Sharorr Hau sman Worship - I) a.m Sunday School I0 a m "\lm"day S('f\IIC C~ · 7 r -m Freedom Gospel Mission Raid Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pa ilor: Rev . Roger Will ford Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worsh1p- \0:45a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Se rvict - 7 pm Rutland Churth fllhe r-.·azarene Pastor: Samuel Buy~ Sund1y School - 9:30 1.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Suuon Pastor. Kenneth fhker Sw1day School · 9:30 • rn Wonh1p 10:45 a.m (1st & 3rd Sun) Laur~l Hobton Chun:h of Christ In Carlclon Interdenominational Church K.ingibury Roed Pastor: Clyde W. Hmdc:non Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Evening - 1 p.m Wednesday Service - 7 p.m . Mlddleporl Communlly ChurctJ 515 Pea rl St ., M1ddle~tt P11s1or: Sam Andenon Sw-~ day School I 0 1.m. Evemng - 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7·30 p.m Racine Pastor. Roger Grace Sund1y School - 10 am Woohip - II a.m Mclgs Cooperative Parish Nnrlhrast C lu~er Alrr<d l,utor. Sharon llausrnan Sunday Sct-100 -9:30a .m. Wonhrp - II a..m, (dO rr m Syracuse Churc h of the N:u.arcnl! Putor: Re .... Glenn McMdliln SWJday School · 9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 11 .m., 6 p.m Wednesday SeMces - 1 p.m Pomeroy Church or the Nazarene PIJtor. Rev. Thomas McClung Sunday School - 9:30a.m . Wor1h1p - 10:)0 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. South Ret.hd New Ttstament Si.l~r Ridgr Pastor: Duane Sydaulricker Sunday School - 9 1 .m. Wonhip - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday SeMct - 7 p.m. The Sa lvation Anny 11 5 Buncmut Ave ., 1•omeroy. SWlday School 10:30 a.m. Wor;hlp 10:00 a.m., 7:30p .m. Our Saviour Lulheran Church Walnut and Henry Sis., Ra~mwood, W.V1 Pastor: Rev. Geo.-ge C. Weirick Sunday SchOO - 9:30a.m. Won:h.tp - II a.m Graham United Methodist Worship - 9:30 a.m. (ht & 2nd Slm), Church of the Nazarent P1slor: John W. Douglas SWlday Sch<xll - 9:30a.m Worship - \0:45a.m .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services 7 p.m Trinity Coogngatlosal Church Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Omrch - 9:15a.m . Worship · 10:30 a.m SucctSS Ro1d Church of Chrlsl Pastor : Joseph B. Hoskins Sund1y School · 9 a.m. Won hip - 10 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m United Melhodist Nease Settlement Church Worthip · 2:30p.m. ; Thursday servtcea - 7:30p.m . Sunda~ Other Churches Salm1 Ccnlrr Pastor : Ron Fierce Sw1day School · 9: 15 a.rn . Wonh1p - 10:15un. Southern Cluster Apple Crove Pastor : Carl llid.1 Sunday School - 9 un Wonhip . 10 a.m.. 7 p.m. Thunday Services "/ p.m. Htmlock Grove Church Putor: Charie1 Dootigan Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m Full Gospel Ughlhoutt 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor; RO)' Hunt.c:r Sunday Xhool - 10 a.m . Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday&:. Thursday - 7:30p.m. Chester Church of th~ Naurrene Paslor: Rev. Herbert Grale Sunday School - 9:30 a.rn Wonhip · I! a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m St. John Lutheran Church Pine Gro\le Pntor: Laura A. Leach Shrefner Worship - 9:30 un. ::itu1day School - I 0:30a.m. Langsville Christian Church Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Wor1tl ip - IOJO a.m., 7:30p .m. We«ktesdly Service 7:30p.m. 128 Mill St. Middlepon P1stor: Chuck McPhenon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 1 p.m. Wedne•day Service · 7 p.m. Reedsvlllt Fellowship Bradford Church of Christ St. Rt 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pastor: Derek Stump Sunday School 9·30 a.m Worship - !0:30 1.m., 7:30p.m. Walnesda~ S!Tf'ic~1 - 7:30p .m Puwr: Woody Call Sund.ly School · 10 a.m Evenmg -7 p.m. Wednwiay Service - 7 p m Nazarene Racine Flnt Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Thoous L. Gatcs.ll Sund1y School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servtces - 7 p.m Fl~twoods Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St., Pom r.ro)l Pastor: Rev. Dr. RO)' C. Myers Sunday 5Ct1ooland wonhip - 11 a.m. Wonhip-9:30 11 .m. Sunday School · 10:30 <m. Central Cluster Asbury (Syracuse) Pastor: Wesley Thatctler Sunday School - 9 :4~ a.m. Worship - II a.m. Wednesday Servaces · 7:30p.m Church of God of Prophecy O.J WhLie Rd. off St. R1. 160 Pa~tor: Pat Hensou Sunda)l School 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m . Wednesday Service~ - 7 p.m Sun . Mus - 9:30 1.m. Daily M1u - 8:30a .m. f.dtn UnltOO Brt'lhr~n In Chrla 2 In milu north ci ReedJvillc on State Roote \24 Pa stor : Rev . Robert Martley Sunday School 10 a.m. Won.hip - 7 p.m Wodn~day Services - 7 Auto., •lr. 1917 MerCUI'J Topaz 2 Dr•..•..•.•••••.•••••••••••••• $4495 Auto, AM, tilt, cruiH. 1914 Ford Tempo 2 Dr................................ $2400 Auto., tra11., sllarp. 1916 Cllev. Cavalier 2 Dr............................ $1250 Auto. traa1., 4 cyl., lligll miles. 1974 Poatlac Fireltlrd ................................. $2000 CJb1ncl M ak111~ Sym use 992 397 8 Most of vthldts listed are Carolina Can. Wt Welcome Trade·lns. ~VIS-QUICKEL •· :;· "•. ./!f.~~ ;·~:~ t RIVERSIDE- MOTORS POMEROY, OHI0 - 997 -bbl7 BILL QUICKEL CHURCH Its BIBLES P11111eroy, Oh. Across from Super·Amerlca II Po•roy lanny Deetn Ph. 992·3490 992 -1781 . Pom!foy Q\\,rr S,.w CeciBoggess Q)..r. 1 93 Mill Street Middleport. Ohio 45780 ' ' iI 992-8857 - •' ' . I (i~ MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. John f full I , Mqr Ph 991 1101 Pomeroy GRAVELY TR ALES Chlclu " 228 W. Moin St., Pomeroy PHARMACY Middleport 992-S432 788 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHt o !71 North ' Second llddlap.,t, Ohio /""'- Brogan-Warner ( Ml \ INSURANCE ~-'-­ .. SERVICES ,____,.,...; -·--' . 11~! Mam " Pomeroy, OH. ol Cotumhu 'i 0 , 10• W Mam 9911liR P om('ro-,- bOI !All MAIN POMEROY , 0~10 '92 -225, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nahonw1de Ins . Co . "\.::-.:; · Veterans ' Memorial Hospital ;~- 991- 5110 Pomrroy 204 Condor St. 992-297 s "/~tMI•t /l.uluc 9 F1l1l 992 -5 141 264 South 2nd ,2_..., (row's Famill Restaurant FISHER FUNERAL HOME Mill Wn1k C.rollnt1 Cab, 82,000 mlllla. 280 W. Main St. RAWUNGS-(OAIS RACINE PLANING MILL ' ' i or Pomeroy Church Christ 212 W. Main St P1sl0r: And~w Miles Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worohip · 11}30 a.m , 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kleskl of Tippecanoe annoWlce the b1nh of a so n, Kristophcr Add1s1on, on Wednesday, April 23, at the Umon Hospital in New Philadelphia. The infant we1ghed seven pounds, four ounces. Mr: and Mrs. POMEROY - The Meigs CoonKlcski, the fonncr Jenmfer Chapty Veterans Service Commission man, of Pomeroy, have two other will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in so ns, Kurt William. age 12 , and the Veterans Service Office in Kre1g Frednck, age two. Pomeroy. Annie Chapman, Pomeroy, and Paul Chapman of ncar Pom eroy, RACINE - The Racine United Methodi st Women will meet Mon - and Shirley Kleski of Gncatcnhut· day at 7:30 p.m. at the church. All ton, Ohio. arc grandparents. women of the church invited. RUTLAND - The Ru~and Gar den Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Canaday, Hysell Run Road. The program will be on lilies and plantmgs to attract butterflies. A potluck will follow the meeting. Church of Christ ~~ "=' Space For Rent s2.50 Per Week call992·21 56 1 J S E. Mfmoriol Or 991 -1104 Pomtroy EWING FUNERAL HOME "ll il(nil' nnrl ." 'il'n ·in· 4fwnn ·· Established 1913 I~LE I & SUVI(E 992-7075 9'2 -212 1 106 Mutbarry Au. UFFER FIRE & SAFETY Pomeroy 172 NO<th le<Ond Avo. M1dd~port, Ohio ., �P ~The Dally Sentinel e BLLLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PQLICATION Metgs County Young Democrats Wtll Begm Selling and Hangmg Baskets on East Matn Street (next to Super 1 0) on Friday through May 12 Noon to 7 Grand from Opentng on Sunday 2 PM OffiCeholders The Publtc IS lnvrted HELP AN ADULT LEARN TO READ I L1teracy Tutor Tratntng Wed Apnl29 9AM 1230PM OR Fn May 1 AND Sat 6 930PM May 2 9AM530PM Call679 2913 or 675 6076 to regtster ARNIE S SPORTS LOUNGE Gallipolis Ferry WV FRIDAY NIGHT The Beach Blast Conttnues wrth more fun and pnzes Hard Rock Cafe Night wrth an a1r gUitar contest Hard Rock Cafe T Sh1rts from Orlando Public Notice Public Notice ORANGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES PATRICIA CALAWAY CLERK 46686 GUTiiRIE ROAD COOLVILLE OHIO 45723 PUBLIC NOTICE The Orange Township Truetees will be accepling ... ted bids lor tile 1992 cemelery mowing season un111May 2 1992 A total ol5 cemeteries to be mowed 2 llmee 1 monlh or •• deem&d nece11ary by the trus tees Bldo will be opened May 4 1992 7 30 p m at the home ol 1ho clerk Palrlcla Calaway The tru1teea reaervelhe right to accept or reject any or all bid• Low bid may not lnflu 2 In Memory In loving Memory ol WILMA ANDERSON Died April 25 1986 The oun wao ohlntng bris;tUy Thill boauUful worm oprlng day Then '" got tho newo YCMl - • caUod ow.y Our hoarto - • fllllld wl1h oorrow Tho 1houghto ran 1hrough our mind God hlld lalcon home Our preck»ue on• of • ldnd. YCMlr memory lo 1 Ull wl1h Ul Tho pain ' " hove to - God wroppod Hlo ormo around you You re In Hlo loving CllrO. Sadly mloood by lhe Jameo Anderoon IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 140 Case 37feettoastake thence south 78 dog roes easl711eo1 Rovl;~9Co~d~7S5~tlon Pursuant to an Order of tills Cour1 thelollowlng par eels ol real properly will be sold at public auction st the Meigs County Courthouse on April 29 1992 at 10 00 A M Said real property shall not be sold for less than two thirds t23) ol 11s apprai s ed value The following descrtbed lanllsand tenements situated In Meigs County Oh o to wit wrth DemocratiC Candidates and Public Notice ~~~~~R t---;===:z========::::;----1 Rats of Beddtng Plants B USIDeSS serVICeS Friday April Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Public Notice ence the lrustees decision Send bids lo Patricia Calaway Clerk 46686GuthrleRoadCool'w' lie Cillo 45723 (4) 23 24 27 28 29 30 (5) 1 4 5 6 1 OTC Public Notice L£GALNOTICE Roelno Vlllogo Cieri< wrll roc:oNo . .lod bido lor 1i78 F600 Ford Cab/Chon11 (old Racine Fore Deper1menl tank Truck) vehicle Number R1EVAJ114<1 unlll4 00 p m on Monday Moy 18 1992 Minimum bid 13000 00 Can bo IMn at Roelno Wolor BuUcing. !lido lo be oponad M1y 11 1t the rec•••ed COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Situate In the County ol Meigs (n the State of Ohio and In lhe VIllage of Mtddlaport and bounded and described as follows Situate In Philp Jones orlginlal plat of the VIllage of M1ddlopor1 County ol Meigs and State of Ohio to wit Being twenty she and onehall(26 1 2) lee1 off the nor1h side of lot no sixty seven (67) In said Village the same being a parcel of land twenty six and one hall (26 I 2) by one hundred thirteen feet (113) and extending from Second Street east along Coal Street to a certain alley Reference Deed Vol 186 page 303 Meigs County Deed Records The real estate above described Is subject to all lessee easements and rights ol way of record RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Sllualed In the County ol Meigs and State of Ohio and ln160AcreLo1No 1224 and being on the road from Porn eroy to Rutland being 60 feet wide In front on said road by 100 feet running back al thai width 100 feet The hne on the front bears north 40 degrees wesl side lines run nlng back south 50 degrees Welt and back line being paralllll wl11l lronlllne being Lot No 352 In lhe Village ol Pomeroy except the coal underlying said premises and the rlghl to mine the same Also the following real eslate In said VIllage Meigs County Ohio Beginning at the southeast corner of 1he above described lot thence south SO degrees wesl one hundred feel to a stake thencesouth61 degreeswesl to a slake north 20 degrees eastthence 100 feet Ia the place ol beginning Rolarence Deed Vol 254 Page 463 and Vol 260 Page 419 Deed Records ol Meigs County Ohio JUDGE DONALD A COX 4117 24 t5)1 3TC Public Notice ESTATE OF JERRY W FAIDENSTINE DECEASED Case No 27424 Dockot13 Pogo 373 Nollce ol Appo nlmen1 ol Fiduciary Revised Code Soc 2113 08 OnApril9 1992 lntheMelgs County Probate Court Case No 27424 Theresa M Frlden sllne 53116 SR 661 Reedsville Ohio 45772 was appointed Executrix of the estate of Jerry W Frldenst lne deceased late of 53116 SR 681 Reedsville Ohio 45772 Robert E Buck Proba1o Judge Lena K Nenelroad Clerk (4) 17 24 t5) 1 3TC Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Village ot Pomeroy desnes to recerve sealed b1ds for Gasolme products -unleaded and d1esel fuel tor one year perrods All sealed brd1 shall be rece1ved 1n I he Clerk a Office at 320 Eaat Main Street, Pomeroy Ohio on or before 11 00 AM on May 1 1992 The Pomeroy Village Council reserves the ughl to accept or reJect any or all b1ds Brenda Morr s Clerk V llage ol Pomeroy 320 E Ma n PO Box 666 Pomeroy OH 45769 (4) 17 24 1 tc Pub lie Notice In the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County Ohio Fred George et al Plaln1111s Case No 92 CV 105 Vs E E Nelson et al Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To E E Nelson Jennie K Nelson W F Thompson (Conanued on P • 10) e OFFICE HOWARD EXCAVATING FOR SALE BULLDOZER BACKHOE and mACKHOE WORK AVAILABL£ SEPTIC SYSTEMS HOME SITES ond TRAILER SITES LANDCLEARING DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING ~RH ESTIMATES 2 Agriculture Lime VALLEY INC. Rt. 2 (i Millwood, HOWARD L. WHITESEL ROOFING Apnl24 1980 loft us suddenly He Hts thoughts unknown But he loft us me monas We are proud to own So treasure him, God, In Your Garden of Rest For hare on Earth He was the bast Sadly mtssad by Wtfa Lola and son Larry and Fam1ly RACINE Family Needed Fo h I 2 s lory 3 4 bed oom home w th 4 po che s I has ment d n ng room am iy oom a d a sm 1 1 ou bu d ng C ooci s zed lot WAS S28 500 REDUCED TO $26 500 POMEROY Beech Street You need to see th s beau tu b c k home Ha s 3 bed oom s a ge v ng u basement a d ono ca ga a go $34 900 GUTIER CLEANING PAINTING 985·3561 DOWNSPOUTS Real Estate General 992 5692 992 3056 992 6365 992 5371 367.0421 F-----------------, TROY-Bt£T SHRUB & TREE Our Sprll\8 Sh r-ent 0( 'fro) lHh nilen Now In Sock You Local Tr!,lt Bill Deale TRIM and REMOVAL WAKEirELD'S o• o•l93 Ji ll BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FI!EE UTIMA'TU 985·4473 667·6179 7 7 97 tfn CARPENTER SERVICE -Room Addition• -Gutter Work -Eioolrlcal ond Plumbing -Rooftng -InteriOr & Exterior Painting (FREE ESTIMATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 3 13 92 Hn POMEROY 1 oor am e home w th 2 3 bod ooms basement and ga Rge on paved st ee l $28 000 USED RAILROAD TIES lawn Mowing Fertilizing Weeding AGRICULTURAL Trimming & Removal Reoldondal I Commercial Free Eetlm•tu 742-2138 3 15 92 1 mo pd """"' , tnO ,... TROLLEY STATION CRAFTS DK's FARM TOYS 10 Dlo-4 St, IIW41epott 'Riders Avlilablt' DISPIAYID AI IHE QUALITY PRINT SHOP MIDOUPORT OH 3394-1 JO •-4 00 poi 742 302D-AIItr 5 DO,_ 4 l-92 1 Extended Easter hours Open untll7 30 pm APR 28 6 DO pm Baske1 Claas MUST PRE REGISTER FOR All ClASSES HAS Mon S.t tO am 5 pm Sunday 1 6 pm For More tnlo Call .L KING'S TV INSULATION ZENITH SERVICE •Vmyl S1d1ng •Replacement Window 204 N. Sec. Ave. Middleport, Ohio 992-3184 JAMES KEESEE I y llih lWen Now InS o k ) u Loclll 1'1'"21 fM Deal• 992·2772 or 742·2097 il 50 Wesl llhn~ Obioo59J 38 5 539 Bryan Place Midd leport Oh1o WAKEI1ELD'S 1 mo pd 4111182 1 14 tfn 212019213 mo 'J(p tfi ryn ?.ferufows SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS 39815 Gold R1dgo Road Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Welcome Slates $20 00 Custom Pa nlings 614-992 2242 MIDDLEPORT GUN SHOP • • • • • • • •• •• • •• NEW OPENING SUMMER IMAGES 134 Ml St,Miit\po!l, !l. HOW OPEN Hrs. 9 to S Ma1. Sat. HANDGUNS, RIFLES, SHOTGUNS t.,. 2 M1leo on Hyoel l Run Rd. POMEROY OHIO NEW SCA WOLFE BED t2 $25 00 16 Voa11s $30 00 1 V1s1t $3 DO RUY-SEIJ~ TRADE 4-21 92 I mo pd v•• ,,. c•J·~"'·' 992·2487 or 992·7884 4 7 92 1 mo BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 614-949·2801 or 949·2860 (No Sunday Calls) IITI:DTUI:'DII 11 11:n '*nm. ONLY J N W \o ll Stt .. ...,._____ IJ,. _______ ' I r N 1\V 10 11'·- - - - - MUt:HA.NOISF. 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"'' rl'J <T!}(Jl?(J.Lo 11 COURT STRF:F.T: POMEROY Oil ~S769• c.n 99l lJSII: •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' Ouabty HI EHklency Air Conditioners, Heat Furnaces & Now Water Heaters. Bennell8 Mobile 1391 Safford School Rd Ca0(6141 flollll" ( hllll"1"' OH , WV. I. H.U.D Appnovod M-laclurod Houaag Produds 4 Bedrooms Unfurnished C11y Water.!. Patrlot/Cadmu• A,..a $:100 ueposit $200 Month 614 379 2939 Or 614-875-4014 Furnished 3Br House 1 Fioo $350 +UIIIItiea Upper Fourth Avanu• Ga lipolis Relerences Security O.posh 614-446-4416 Afttr 7p m N ce eHicl•nc:y cottage unique and bN.uCHul All Yard Sakts Must Be Pakl tn Advance OEADUNE 2 00 p m the day btlorw th• ad ls to run 2 00 p m Sunday ~lion Friday Monday Million 2 00 p m Sa1urday Gallipolis & VIcinity Jay Dr VI Community Yard S.ll 1S 20 Homes April 30 Mad 1 & 2 9-5 Due To Work Schl Dttft"nt Homet Open DIH.,.nl Oayt Ail Open Saturday! At 'lS 1 M111 Wett Of Holrlrl PI Pleasant & VIcinity Yard Sale115 Pllaunl St S.t April 25 8 30 lilt 1 Children cloth ng, toolt bookt toll mor. Rain or Shine Gerage Sakt GallipoJt. FifTY hill Milt behind Bull School whtlt hou .. on left April 24 & 25 t 00 till ? Urge. women• clothing. Iota mor• Vard S.le Thul'l Frt Sat 107 Van::l Sale S.turdlly, 1102 Melldowbrool< Drlw 1 j)() 1111 ? 8 Public Sale & Auction R ek P11raon Auc11on Company full I mt aucl on"r compl•t• auction urvlc:e Ucenud 166 Ohio &. West Virginia 304173-!785 9 Wanted to Buy Don 1 Junh 11 Sell Us Vour Non Woril ng Major AppUancu Color TV s VCR s M crow1v11 Etc 614 256-1238 UHd Mobi.. Home• Ctil 614 446.()17! Wenttd To Buy Junk Autos With Or Without Motora. Call larry linly 614 388-9303 Employment Services B•auti<:ilniBarber on fH IOf' nrwice batUa to work at Lltkln Hospital Lakin WY 1 2 da)'l per wtek.-consulting Diethlan t~Niell tor lakin Hoapltll Llkln WV Mull be r11gltt1rad/ llcen11d dlllhlln. Seriloee to be 2 days per moroh 'Conllllllng labora1ory IIMctl for lakin Hoephal Lakin wv lab to bill MedlclldiMedkare 1nd/or any third Plrt~ companM S.rvk.. to lncludt pick up & dsllvery 'Conoultlng pharmacy IIIYicft for Llkln HoopHol Llkln WV Phsrrnoey mull be comput•rtzld 1 lnl• loco with IBM" AS4DO tyat1m & tlms eoftware PKk-9 lnl-.tart 1'1'0«11 _.act 3114-j175-323Q 111 . 20 "'24 llooFrl- llem-4pm for bid form O..dllrw lor IPI>IYing 1e 11ay 15, 1811:1 FlO- Aid For PhYOICII Beaut clan/Barber on lee to service basis Ia work 11 lakin Hasp tat lak n WV 1 Of 2 days per week Interested per10n call 304~75 3230 lXI 20 or 24 Mon Fri 8 OOAM 4 OOPM IOf bid fo m 06adtlne fOf applying If May 15 1992 Conaunlng Olttllien servicu tor Lakin .~osplta Lakin WY Must b. r.gTSterad licensed 0'-t:hlan S.rvicn to be performed 2 days per monlh lnternttd per10n1 call 304 675 3230 e:rt 2t1 or 24 Mon F I 8 OOAM 4 OOPM to bid to m Oeadftn. tot' applying Is May 15 1992 Consulting Laboratory se~k:es to lakin Hospitel lakin WV lab lo bill MedlcaicUMidlcar• and or any third pat1y com pani" S.rvicts to lndudt pick up and delivery. lnllrlltiKI pertons contac1 304-675-3230 ex1 20 OJ 24 M~Fri 8 00 AM 4 00 PM tor bid form O.adline for epply ng 1 Yay 15 1992 Consulting Pheramecy M~k:es tor lakin Hoepllll lakin WV Phtrm•cy mull1 a,. com putarized end Interface with IBM AS400 compU1er system and AIMS aoh wa~ pac:kaga lntor ested persona contect 304-61'53230 1x1 2D or 24 Man Fri a OOAM 4 00 PM for bkf form Dead! ne tor apply ng Is May 15 1992 Consulting Psycholog cal 11r nc udtng evalu.lions vices team meetings steH consul tat ons ca.. manageman1 in tonn•tlon etc lor resldlfllt ol Lakin Hasp tal • ICF Unit to maintain ICF certifieation MuS1 ha.,. eurnnt WV llc:enH in1ar estld perolll contact 304-6753230 lXI 20 or 2C Mon-Fri 8 00 AM 4 00 PM for bid form Dead lne tor •pplylng May 15 1992 Avtr1ge ol 12 hourt pe ....k Yard Sale Wullld Good Ulld Porc:n Fur nltura Prater Wlch• Or Atd Wood 6M 256-6351 ) Unel - -- - - ·'7 ·- -- - - .. 11- -- - _ _ __ _ Unaltached7 Meet Are• S ngiiS Through Our Singles Ntiwstet tar Write S ngles P 0 Bot 1043 Gallipolis Ohio 45631 COMMt:RCIAL and RESIDENTIAl FI\EE ESTIMATES YOUR CLASSIFIED AD 1 Reduce Safe A.nd F•sl Whh GoBHI Caplets And E Vsp 0 u,..tle At FrU!h Pharmec:y Top PTk11 Paid All Old US Colnt Gold Ring!z S ver Coins Gold Coins M T ::::li Coin Shop \51 Second Awtnue Gallipolis \loohik ,\ llouhk\1 itlt· nn NO Trespualng or hunting on farmer Rolfe lH fann Property h11 been le111d end ~~~~- New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing ATTENTION offer GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS HOMEIS C.ll Today MHI Tonlto 1 900.71'J..1006. $2 95 Min 18 + Matettl Cotlte Mesa California oppoelte Johnton t Meriliet - . MIDDLEPORT Beaubfullmge home w th a e woodwork frnrshad attiC largo porct1 leve l lo t a nd 2 ca gar ago A very un1que home for $45 000 Owner w I accept e asonable Announcements 27th Sl l famlll11 tum on•Nit 2/121112 tin J Da71 J Newepaper1 3 ul•• J&L ) r .'ipr1ng Shipment Or Announcements 614-992 2549 4/151112/1 mo 3 bdrm Oouble widt in Racine n1e1 ne.tghborhood $300/mo pus depod lncludu weler sew•g• and lrash 614 949-2217 AUSTRAl A WANTS YOU Excellent Pay Ben&! ts Transportation 407-292-47117 Ext 571 9a m lOp m Tol Refunded AVON .-~ A cccllc-c Ac-ro -a-s---c--:cC"CC­ Spaars 304-675-1429 WORKERS/DECK HANDS/Host..... Etc Posl1ions Aboerd Cruise Shlpa $300/$900 Wkly Frll Trtvel C1rlbbean Haw• I B1h1maa No Exp Neceuery 1 206 7367000 Elrt 1617N9 Thoro Dopo~.,.,. w~n Soono -~ HMnh Clttnlng Dutloo. 111-24 Houro W11kly Aoforonco R• qulnd Pl1111 lncludt With RHume Aepty To CLA 113 cJa Galllpotlo Dolly T~buns 125 Third Avertu~, Gallipolis ottlo 4!1131 "304-e~-6042 2 bedroom turnlahtd mobile t'tom!t.... 1lr cond call anytime 304 , ,-,..5248 1 told you bungee cord wouldn t work 17 31 Miscellaneous Plastic Drums lO Gel & 50 Ga 13 00 And S6 00 614-367 7802 18 Hornes for Safe ltll With 88 Mob It Hom• 3Brs CA On Secluded Lot Close To Town Gr-.•n School $29 500 Firm 614-46-4314 Wanted tO Do Mulberry His Pomeroy spa Will Babysit In II~ Home Rod clout 2 bdrm home g 1 'ng nlf)' Area References Available room c:loeels 2 I replacll Call814 245-S887. d ninq oom kitchen w/cab nets full bath w/nn ty 1 GlorgN Port atM. Sawmill don't 112 bath w shower downstairs hau your loqs to the mtl Just CA g11 h.at t n shed bas• ca11304-675·1~57 mant private lane near senior c:ltiztns.hospllals-c:hurchas Miss Paula s Day Cart Center school 614 992·3424 for •pS1hl eHordable chlldca,.. M F polntment 6 am 5 30 p.m Ag~s ~10 Bafo,.. af1ar school Drop-Ins 32 Mobile Homes welcome 614-446-8224 New In tant Toddler Car. 614-446-6227 for Sale Mow lawn Arrt Size Daytime 614-446~901 Call Pun shed sant:titlad Christian would love to g1v. tHIImony and God s miSSI~ In your church 614 378-6225 Will Do Babystttlng In My Home Cert futd Nut"SS Aid Good Loca 1 on And Ret.Nneet 614-4462652 Wilt Do Babyshting In My Home Located Near Clay School 614256-6869 Will Do Housec: leaning In Gal llpolis Aru $4 50 Per Hour 614 446-8406 W II Do HousekeepH.g Gall a County And lmm&d all Sur round ng Area 614 379 1134 Ask For O.bb • Witt mow lawns 304-67S-6T20 Will take care of llder1y man or woman In your home 23 years eKpe ierce l'lthlrences please c:a 614-989--2'115 ask lor Flora Would like To Babysit In My Home C oae To H lis And 1(. Mart 614~46-1362 Financial 21 Business Opportunhy DIETITIANroiET TECH NOTlCE p usant Hill Manor A 201 Bed OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO Nurting Fat: lily In Plktlon Ohio rwcommtndl thlt you do busl Haa A Full Time Oppor1unily ness Wl1h people you know and Available For A D1tt tlniDI•t NOT to lind mon•y thro"'9h the Taeh Thit ts A Clinic:• Pos lion mail unlll you have invest gated With Llltit Or No Superv sory the oH•rlng Dulles Pleasant Stable StaH To Home Wonera Needed By 150 Provide Suppor1fTrain ng For Rrms Top Pay $339 Week Or Immediate Consld•r.tion, C•ll Mor. Rush $1 oo Set AddresMr Undeman At 1..1J14 289-2394 sed Stamped Envelope 110 O&A E __o..,E_=-c::-:-::-:-=-c:==::c-- l Supplies Bo1 1443 F11rborn DIRECTOR OF NURSING OH 45324 PlaQint Hill Manor A 201 B.ct Tavam bus nua for sa • or SNF In Piketon May 81 Looking lease M ddlepot1 Oh o 304 For You To Run Our Nul'llng 882 ']362 Dtpartmenl A,.. You A Strong Adwocata Of Anldent Dignity Vending Route Local We Hne And Quality Care? A TMm The N.,..l1 Machtnes Mak ng A Builder Able To llst1n To Ideas Nice Sludy Cash ncoma 1 01 Others? Skilled tn Public 800-GM-4354 Rt atlone And Ablt To Aep,..Hnl Vour Facility In Th• We Ar• Looking For Paopie Who Community? A Strong Or Art Interested In Opening A ganizer Experienced With Busln"' Or hpand ng A B"usi Medtcare Medic•ld And Per niSI Develop Y'our tnlll'lst ln1o aonnat Management? Then This A Satisfying And Reward ng Ut ty Char~es Is Tht Job You Heve. 8Mn look Elptrialnce ing For HCF A Pr~ressive Onrh. .d eo.t Or Bond ng Peop •-Orienhtd Ohto-Based l.Nse lnvolwld Con act Tt'la Corporal on W II Provict. You Manager At GC Murphys At W th Orlent11lon Suppor1 And 114-448-2353 Any Nlldld A11istanc:e You Must Take Advan1ag• 01 This Unlqus OpportunHy Bw Reply ng lmmedlat1ly To J m Un deman Admlnstrator cJo Plusant Hill M1nor P 0 Bot 31 Homes for Sale 334 Plktton OH 45661 614 289- $1 000 Reba11 Schult 14x16 2 B.clrooms 2 Baths Can Spec a Low Price Fre,ch C ty Mob it~ Homes 614-446 9340 S500 Ott Purchase Price ot Any New Home At Elsea Home C.n tar Grut Salecfton Free Set Up And O.llvery Call614 m 1220 1961 Melody 12x65 Jbdrm 2 bath untum shed $4100 cash 614 1112 3033 1975 mobile home 12x60 new carpet good cond 304 882 3155 1985 W ndsor 2br Fully Fur nlthld Dishwashii!J 0 sposa TV Slereo Syst11m 1 hroughout Wuhw & Dryer 2 Bedrooms ot Fumltwe And Liv ng Room Fur niturt M crowaVI Retngerator And Stove 614-446 3547. 304 1113-4356 1986 Clayton Westwtnd 14155 Two Bedrooms AC Natura Gas A 1 Cond lion $8 800 Phone 614 992 7104 Alter 6 30 PM 1989 Redman Danville 14Kn Tctal Eleetr c Excel ant Condl lion, Priced To Sa 614 367-0139 Aher Sp m 19920ouble wide R•po Never I wtd In New Home War ranty SO down to qu.1 I ed buy., 304 755-5865 2 BA 12x60 Hollypark N•w car pet & vinyl throughout Exct lent condhion Prtcad upon In tpedion 304-TTJ-S840 htn turned down lor mobile home loan? Cat I us w• can help 30C 755-1'191 lXI 17 Like new 1986 mobile home very n cely rum shed HomHiud Reatty Broker 304 675-5!40 or 30H82 2405 12x60 KIT N ( ARl YI E >\l by I arn "ngh1 Household 72 Trucks for Sale - ---::---:-:--:19'71 Stepslde Ct'tlll"f 4x4 4 ~ S p11d eo ooo Mil•• 3 nch un.. • ... Real Estate :2;-3_9_4:_E_OEc-c- -;-;;c-;:--;:;c-;-:- l2021 Marquen• Awe 5 yrs otd Two experienced Harbor Pilo1s all brick maintenance ftM 40 to 60 hours per wMk must home • bedrooms small living live whhin commuting distance room dlningroomlfam ly room at Marlena Ohio Send ruum 1 combinahon kitchen ut I ty to P 0 Box 5U5 VIenna WV room Ill one l4wlll eover.d 26105 patlo in back privacy flrM:e - --c---:c---::----:c:---- 1 garage, shown by appointment Hot Dog Sale Person Ful Time only 304-675-1238 Dress Code Shorts Appro• 250oo300 Wkly Avg Maybe More 3 Bedroom Home On I Acr~ W t 614 367-0689 Consld1r Land Coni act Ca I :...__:_:;:--..,.----;-~-:-- 1614 256-1526 l.agal Secretary need to have :---;---;-- ---;-- - - - - c baslc computer skills typing 3 bed oom homt large take dictation stnd ,..sume lo bathluliliry room vtny s ding & Box C-21 care Polnl Pla11nt windows new gas tumac:a Register 200 Meln 51 Pt Pn large front porch back po eh WV25550 1pproK acrtlot on AI 62 south ~.::.:.:_-:-:--:--:-:---::--c:-~ I Asking price S20 000 304-675Mac:hanlc Mull1 Havt1 Own Hand 7147 after 5 OOPM Toola Must Hawt EKptrienc::e ~-11 A" 1 p u Th Idly 614 A-frame Clb4n 16 x37 Mar1 n 44'6 ~~r "' 1M' ton WY Williams drNbnar "C:"""---c---c---c-;;ccc:;c-::-:-;-~ 1 Rlve.r Naarby Monongahat 1 Na Now accepting 1pplicatlol"'l tor llonll Forest Next To Handley lawn mowang Must bl 16 years Public Hunting A,..• GrNt o oldar Applies! ona havt to be Hunting, Fllhlng (Turby O..r n by May 4 Town of Haf11ord 811r) Modem Cabin For 1-10 PO Box 7. Hartford WIJ 25247 BMutlful Mountain Sett ng $11 900 614 379-nUI Patient Service Aasistan1 Approxlmeltly 20-25 Houf'li Per Buullful Brick Wtlh Many Ex Week Mull Be Energetic And trul Priced Below Appralnl Able to Work Flexible Schedule Until lby 1tt Cell Qukkty. 614lncludlng D1y Ev•nlng And H2-5919 Saturday Houl'l MecUc:ar Offk:e Experience Helpful Will Train Flalwood Aru Pomeroy, Large Mature Anpon.,ble Person Country HOI"nnl Ntw Khchen Who II S.llllfhP't Ta 8 r1h Con- 811h & Carpeting Low S30 a trm And Reproductlva H•aHh Qualified Bu)'ll' 614-446-2359 Nllda Of C Ients Mutt Be Well 0 ganlztd Accurate With For ••I• by owner In Hand•rson Figurn And bcord KHplng ebowe railroad tracQ. 7 room hooao 4 Bodroomt I bo1h, Lo< Hlll'e Superior Communication slu 1001:100 lmmedlate pos.Skil 1 Must B• Abl• To Work "'Jion $17000 tlrm Call Htfen Under GuldtllnH Whh M nlmai 11.1 yeo J04.675..4142 Supervi~on Aequirn Ae 1ble Transpot1atlon-l Ablllly To Work Gallpotls 3 Bedroom Brick In Melgt uatlla Lawrenca Home Corner Lot e>wn.r LNv Counties And Ol:her Stu If lng A,.. Adjacent lela And Nllcled Time And Out 01 Ren1111 Al10 Avallaba. Caii814County Tr11vel Paid Star1 $5 50 1'f1.4345 (Aft.r 8 00 PM) For loStnd Rnume And Two format kin And Appointment Employment Rlfer~ncn To Planned Plren1hood Of Garage apartmenl Crtb Cratk SauthH.t Ohio 3M Richland Ad $1\500 304-576-2615 Av.nue Alhtna Ohio 45701 By HouM And 2 2 Aem Land l A~p=-~c--1::_30- ;-11192 - ,'-;E;-:OEJE :=::-S=--;;;::= P I Bedrooms 2 Ba1"s living Prof111lonal Drummer Want• Room Dining Room Khchln 1'o Form Country And Rock And Den $46.000 614..]88-8481 Group Seriou• lnqulrin Onty Huntington super locl11on near 8:.1~4..;4~41~154:..:.;.8;__ _ _ _ _ _ ctty bul stores 1-64 or quill 1 tl-1 1 roomt $11 !00 304BUSiness 14 811!-3091 or 304-675-2406 --,--T:...r;;.a_ln-;:l:::n::g===l'" rown, 1wa 11ory 1"'"' bad-=' rooms full baHrMnl 1112 bath NowtltSouthullem •ttached 1112 ear gar~g~~ Relraln Buslnesl Cott•ge Spring Central heal 1nd air Evenings p azt Call Todl~ t14-44&-C367 I Callll4-44s.870'7: -------------Rtgls1eratlon fQ0.05.127oiB for Rent 1112 room lpl untum thed VIand St Pt Pit acrou strait from Citizens Mini Bank 614446 2200 1bdrm apt In Midd •port water sewaCJ• trash pald you pay 1 ect e/gaa $150/mo 614 949 2217 1bdrm $225mo neludas ulihll•• 11curl1y depos t required no pels 614 992·2218 BEAUTIFUl APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 536 J1ckson P k1 from $192/mo Walk lo shop & movln Cal 114--446-2568 EOH Buy or sell Riverine 1124 E Main Street Hours M T W 10 00 a p m Sunday 1 00 to 614 992 2526 Efficiency apartment Reference and deposit rwquired No pats 304-675-5162 S4 Furnished Apartmenl 1 Bed rooml- Utlltl" Paid S2601mo 920 r-ourth Avenue Gat pols Ohio 614-446-4416 Aft• 7p m Fumlshld Aper1ment tbr next to Ubrary parking c•nlra heal air ,..r,rencn 614-446-0338 S.fo,.. 7p m Gracious lvlng 1 •nd 2 bed oom apertmt~nts at V 11ge Manor and R verslde Apartment• in Mldd eport From $196 Call 814-1192 T18l EOH llfay1t11 Mall Nlt:t 2 Rooms And Bath $175/mo Includes Utilitlll Deposit Required 614 446 1733 614-446--4222 Modem 1 Bedroom Unlum shed Apar1m•nt With Appllanctl No Pats $189/mo Water Included ltOO O.poo 1 814-445-3611 Now acc:tpllng tppltcatlons fOf M1110n Apat1ment1 Equal Hous lng Opp air cond laundry room trM truh pickup, close to 81or" & echoota 304 7735529 =o••- - -,-ndc ---;tw- o--:b ed -:-roo - m apartments tor rent 304-6752053 ar &11i-4100 •oo 33 45 Wedga Apt1 506 Burden• St Point PINIInl no pets 1 1nd 2 bedrooms 304..1J75-2072 afte Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent week or month Star11ng 111 S120 mo Galli• Hotel 614-446-1560 S Hp nij rooms with cooking Also Ira ltr space All hook ups Cal a tier 2 00 p m 304 7n ~1 Mason WI/ 46 BEAUTIFUL Home Site For Sa e 22 Acrn Or Wilt Dlvld• Approximately 2 Mlln From R1o Gnnde Near Ol:her Beautiful Homes 6l4 245-.5040 Day Phon• 614-24~9575 Evenings lot• tor ••I• trail•" ac:c:eplable 304-615-2722 Lots In Galllpotia Ferry 100% ow,..r Unenclng at $98 &4 pe month any one of tour lots available 304-675-2722 lots In New Haven 100"4 ownar llnancing 11 $101 46 per month buyt all thrM lola d04 615-2122 Lots joining Poln1 100% ow,..r llnanclng et 1101 46 per month ~ .n thr" ott 304-6750J White ROJd 18 krn Most y Wooded With A BeaU! I lu B~ldlng Sit• That Hat A View For M In Nlc• L..vel Driveway Rural Water Electriclly And Phona Service Anll•bl• 3 M n From Holztr HotpHal $39 000 614-446-4177. Ov• 2 Acrn Of Good Building S tes CIOM To Gallipolis Ana Hosphat 614-446-.3992. Or 614 446-i839 Country Mobile Home Part AI 33N undtr new menagtmanl loti $85 homa ranla • $235 814 385-a227 Mobl t Home lol 112 At:r•• PrlvateJ.. Rt 2 Nor1 h 6 Mil.. From ... olnt Pl.. llnt WV 614 446-9340 Office Space Modern OHic• Suit• Available In Business And Prof. .alonal Build ngl 414 Second Avenue Galllpols Mo r1s Haskins 1114-446 2631 614 446 2512 47 3844 49 Farm Want~ On Ohio River For Vegetabl11 Milton H Renick Real Et111e Brobr 614 983-2134 Wantld Rnldentiat Build ng Acruga For Quality Homes Mull Be Whhln 5 Mlln Of Holar Holpllat On Blacktop Road 1.:104-27J..2940 Lol Of Would Like To Rent A Houu Whh 3 Or 4 Bedroom• Would lib To H•YI HouM In Bldw•l Dltlrlct ArlO 114-38~ 7133. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 2br Houaa Fumlohlld Depaoli And Referance Required Pat• 814""46-4879 No Anllquas Poma oy m to 6 00 6 00 p m 1 Bltek & Gold Prom Dr11s Size 11 Worn One. SSO 614 441..0009 12 HP Gnve y Rldrng Mower 50 Inch MoWif O.ck 614-446--2165 Af1er6PM 1991 W zard rid ng lawn mow•r 18hp $900 Garden lawn mowar 18hp $1200 27'0 tt chan nk fence $165 'l04-895-J078 21r.2 ton central A!C s.t of twin tMds 614 992..S934 3 Fuet Oil Tanks Make An Otfe 100 Amp Service Disconnect 140 614-388-9306 For Sala Old Styli Bedroom SultaJ.. Four Piece And M•nress Set Heuonable Price Call 614 245-9441 Air Cond 1oner For Sa, 5 000 BTU 614-4411028 Bedroom Fumltur• (EKpenslvt) Fa m Antique Gas Range Guo In• Tank & S!and Ant1qu• VW Parts 614 256-6855 63 Livestock Supplies Bo<k dowa lintels etc Claude W n ters R1o Grande 0+-l Cal 614 245-5121 56 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming. All breeds stytn ams ~et Food Dealer Julia Webb Call 614-446-0231 A K c pupp •• c" noN Puqs and most ill b eads ar• avl!ll able 304 576-2207 AKC Boston Terrier ~upp es 1 Fu Mask Female Call 614 256AKC Cocker Span al puppies 2 male 1 female ~ack $100 61466]3869 A.KC Ml,..ature Pomeranlans S200 AKC 614~~3227 registered Boxer pups 304~75-2527 Sa a 614 446 Want&d To leasa Tobaccc Ba!l.a n Meigs County 614 388-9252 P eut t .. v• Messagra 64 Hay & Gral n :----=:-:-:---;---: Approx I FC Truck Sunvlsore Ford & Chavy lrucks b g and sma hardwa,.. lnduded $89 95 9am-Spm 614 ~9-2600 Racn• ntant cerseat $10 ntant car rl•r $10 Sears chang ng labte $30 othar mise baby IIams 114 543-54!3 S.are washer d!Ytr twin alroller large child 1 swingu1 114-992 25i8 after 5pm Tandy color computar 3 printer and oth•r extras •• II: ng $200 61•..ea2 sno aP; tor Brendt ,.cord., I acks 57'l0 aft e I 71 75 Boats & Molors for Sale Transportation 14ft hsh ng boat 20hp Mercu ry tro tng moto depth I nder tratler $1095 614 992-3595 Autos for Sale 16 F1 Bass Boat 65 HP W th AI Extras Ca I Atter 6p m 614 245 9521 1969 Mustang $3 ~0 1939 Che ... $B50 198S Honda Shadow 700cc 2 400 mi S2 000 304-6753960 1978 Dodge Magnum Y8 auto good condition esk ng $550 cash Ia ks 6\4 949-2ti93 ' BOA.TERS J .:- Mar f\11 Serv ca Sa v ng A 1 Your Boat ng Needs Parts Ac CISIOMIS Two Cycle Oil A d S.fVICI 6 4 256-6 60 BOATERS Gu nns Mercury Manne Serv c e Me cury Ma ner Marcru ge spec tat sl Mercury car1 1ed Mob e We come to you 614 25H919 ' Want~ -S ~m -,~-H ~P ~Ou ~l~ bo -a-r~ d Mol or Undo 10 HP 614 256-1526 1919 Muslong Roc. pi• F<>< Now Auto Parts & Parts Rebuitf Molar R~ant To 76 F we AKC Doberman Ta I Look L •• 66 Mode 1900 614 Accessories Docked Dew Claw Ramoved 446-8617 Wormed 614 256-9320 1980 Honda C v c 2 door 4 cyt, Budget Transmlss ons Utsed & Goldin Retrieve puppies $350 afla 6 00 PM 304 Ttl- rebullt star1 ng 11 $99 front whee dnwe starting 1 $149 00 6wk.li old champ an blood I ne SOII6 614 24~s.&n 614 992.JJ293 1200 614 992 3535 1980 Musl1ng 4 cyl atuo runs Cheyennes Truck Auto Rt 50 PURE BRED c: Sc: IBc: Ecc RccAcc N-cc Hcc US. c- good QOOd eond good !Ires McArthu Ohio New Premium K ES. 1 mal• 2 t.maln b ue $800 364-675-2074 Qua 1y Replacement Crah eyes wh te w mask long 1981 Ponllac T 1000 4ap new P1r11 At Wholesale Prices No t'lai,.d auptr n ce S160ea 61~ clutch 11nmbiy 85 mod• 4cy Hassle Allums Frw O.tivwy 992--5144 atlar 5pm motor n.~ns & looks good $650 To Aru And Route Body Shops Registered 3yr old ma 1 614 992 ilt21 C. For Data Is 1-800-253-6358 . Bichon Frise 614 742 2789 1981 Subaru 4dr Wagon 4WO 79 Campers & Reg ster~M:! AKC Bugl• pups 4spd Good Condition $1 500 Take Guns On Trade 614 388 112 blue lick parenls good hun Motor Homes 8934 Evenings l•r. 814 593-7390 ev•n ngs 1975 Coechmen 5th Wheel 26 Shih l'l:u Puppiee AKC Reg 1983 Buick C1nlury Umitad Clmper Good Candltlon c...n loaded mull 188 1985 First Sho6s Beaut l'ul loving C1 paled And A Condh onlng Plymoulh Re 1nt lO 000 m IS Pets $200 614~43-2285 614-446-2405 nice 304-675-6247. TOI1oise shell H m•layan Cat 1984 8u ck Regal good cond 304 -6 7 ~91 9 AM FM PS PB PW cruise _57___M_u_s-lc_a_l_ __ 1800 304..(;7~1982 Instruments 1984 Dodge Arias 4 door black AM FM casseHe 4 cyl auto 614 992 nl6 even nga ~- 1985 Camaro loaded 53200 1987 Dodge Aires PS AUla $2100 1987 H01 zon AC $1400 304-675-2440 Couch And t.athe Cha Wlh Foot Stool $250 614-446-3989 I FC F berg us A 1 I bt ~ass aur,plilt & materials who •sale Men Frl 9am 5pm 614 949-2600 Rae ne m For Sale Yamaha OT 50 CC B ke n l ke Naw Cond I on Call 614-446 '017 cc-- -Hond• RC 80 Dirt 8 ke 614 446 2106 300 baiH of good m xed hey tor 1111 61.-98~3593 1979 Chevetlt Malibu 56 000 ac lua M $1000 1980 AMC Con cord $200 614-992..5848 Conc,..tt & P astlc Septic TankA J•l Aaratlon T1nk1 Ron Ennl Enterpri ... Jackson OH 1-80()...531 9528 Genesis Nut ilion Producls featuring Am no Ac d Body Bu id ng we ght lou and tat bumar tormufa1 Anilab 1 IK elusively 11 A II A d Ph1nn1cy Tht uft way to d et 304 1989 Honda Plot 400cc walar cooled fwd & rev• se new In 91 $3 200 or t ade 614-446 0381 atter5 pm t9n Olds Cut ass Supreme good cond lion 614-992 5828 Oa maltons Fe 1756 runs g11at 5 00 PM Po ad Haretord Bu t t 3 Yrs Old Top Bloodllnu Taylor & T1ylor 614-643 2285 1964 Ponl ac Sill on Wagon Full Slz• PS PB PW 3 Seats New Battery New Brake System Good Tirl!l $1200 614-446- 822 FREE INSTALLAT ON SWIMMING POOLS Only $62 91 Mo Fo 12 Mon hs 19x31x4 Pool Includes F e ladders Huge Oeck Etc j'Basad On Selling Pr ce Of $699 $14 45 APR Total Deterred Pr Cl $754 92) 0oo I Bella-we 11? Call BPI -800 548 1923 Motorcycles 1987 Yamaha 700 Max m M nt Condit on $1 WO 614-446 2387 Alter 4 PM Farm Supplies & Livestock Four (4) a umlnum wheels oH 1 1991 t:b y Sport Camera exc eond $200 614 992 6505 Wheel Drive Marhl Lambs Yea ling Ewes Year ng Ram Rudy For Show Phone 614-446- 1SB Color TV 1 Por1abl• And Con sole $60 Each Mtcrowave Ovan $90 Electric C ot t'las Dryer $65 AC 614 256-1238 Sam Somerv 111 1 Army Surplus 5 m 11 Easl 177 Ravenswood by Sandyv II Post OH Cl Wild Twkey Season Soon Htt l'ull ranga of •lzH Woodlsnd or TrHbltrit Camflauge anny pet tem clothing amall equipment ,..ntai •urplu• clothing Fri Sat Sun Noon-e tXI P.M other days hours 304-m-5655 Buslneu mprintld adll'ertlslng apKialtln up to 25% dist:ount Cott.e tab!• witt'! 2 m1tchlng •nd t1bln l04-895-33HI Building t984 l..e Baron cendy mach nu 1 pop mach n• 35 PI Slh whH ar 304 773-5651 Household Big Savings On AU Carpet In Slack. C.oh And C.rry Mol lohon Corpolo 814-445-11144 55 Gibson Epiphone gu tar wllt'l Ptney amp (4 mo old) $300 304-675-7156 between 5 OC)-7 00 PM FOR SALE FROM PERSONAl COLLECTION Copenhagen Porctleln Bing and Grondat'tl plat.. in orig nal ttl l'f)lng bona from Copenhagen Oen maril; with certificates of authenticity Chr Simas 1971 19n and 1973 and Moher s Day 1972 and 1911!1 140 each Chari•ne Hoell ch 614 992 S292 IVInings • ~========:::::-r:=========--t 1986 379 2927 Af1er250 7 00 PM Honda tou DREAM HOMES $31995 & Up Su I On Your lol Set Our Models 614-886-iJ11 DAK~A ••• 19n Yamaha 400 Stree New Carb Baltery T rn $400 614 Merchandise P aetic And Medal Culvert 6 nch ThN 60 Inch In Stock Ron E¥1nl Jackson Oh o 1...acJO. 537 9528 2 Door Refrigerator Frost Fr. . Harvnl Gold W11 $150 CUI To $95 Retrlglfltor White Frott FrN W• $150 Cut To $125 Side By Side Harvnt Gold Uke Now Wao 12&5 Cui To S195 30 Inch Etectric Range Wh"• Wu $125 Cui To 19! 30 Inch Elsetrlt Range Av~e~do Wu $150 Cut Ta S125, W01her And Dryor Sel Wll t245 Cut To $190 Whirlpool Weshtr And Drya Set Harvnt Gold W11 1300 Cut To 1245 0 E Dryer W11 $125 CUI To $75 Hatpoint Washer Wu $1.50 Cut To $95 M1yt1g Dryer Whitt Ukl New $150. ~g1 Appllanc11 814_.46 74 Miscellaneous Merchandise Goods Wanted Sc- For Lease Second Floor Apartm1nt For Luse l R One B R Bath Kitchen W Stov• & Rafrlg Water Fumlahld No Pets Co ner Second I Pin•.~. Gal pol s $230 Per Month uepos I Re quii'MI Call 614-446-4249 614 446 2325 Or 614-446-4425 51 Real Estate Wanted to Rent Prot. .slonal Couple Would U ka To LIIH For 1 Vur Very N ce 3 a.droom 2 Bath Home With Garage In Or Naar Gal polls NHd Pone11lon By Junt 1st Wlteman Real Ettata 614-446- Two TtwM And F ve Acre Par celt $12 000 To $16 000 FIT 35 Rodney (Urnstrk10<1) 614-2459448 36 Space for Rent Antiques • 1989 Fo d Aaroatar Conve s o Van Autama c Ovard we Air n I Cru sa IJery Good Condl lion S8 400 Calt 614-446 7371 Aher 5 PM 6251 8 g Rlv.r Ant ques 510 Main St Polnt P Nsant WV Sehun HomlttMd 1992 1•xro 2 Or 3 Bedrooms 2 B11h~ VInyl Siding Shingle Roof :)paciat Pr~ $18 995 Franch C ly Mobile Hom•• 614-446-Q340 & Acreage GUN SHOWAprll 2~26 Charles on Civic: Centar Sat 9 00-5 oo Sun 9 00-4 00 Adults $3 n formation 703-236-7835 2 B R apartments In Mlddle~l1 newly remodeled low 1.111 u.. no pels $220 pe.r month deposit required 614-992 2381 do yo Tara TownhouM Apar1mtnts 2 Bedrooms 2 Floo-:!1 1166 Sq Fl 1 1r2 Baths CA Ow. 0 sposat 2 Pools l.hlllties Paid Excepl E ectric: No P•t• $309 814 367 7850 Lots 52 Sporting Goods 53 .. Shor1 WhHI Base 305 4 Spud 4 Llf1 Alum Whee s Catt 304 675-7ti23 Or 614-446-4015 V RA FURNITURE OPEN 7 D1yts A Week 9 A M 6 PM Sunday 12 Noon 5 PM R1 141 4 M les Ott Rt 7 In Cen tanary 4 WDs 984 Chtll')' • J Twin bedroom auila w h dtHIIr and night stand 614 1185-3523 D NETTES Wood Bar Stools $14 95 (26 Table And 4 Padded Cha rs$129 & 1984 Chevy 4 Wheel Drive Short Whet Bau 305 4 Speed 4 Uh A um Wheels Call 304 675-11i23 0 6\4-446401! SWAN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 01 vt St Ga po 1 New & Used tumttur• heaters Wastem & Work boots 614-446-3159 BEDROOM Bunll: Beds $99 (2x6) 4 Drawer Chest Of Drawert $44 95 TWtn Manress 199 Sel Vans 1979 Fo d FtSO 4x4 300 6cy1 4sp PS PB alld ng window bed ner topper 614 949-2490 PtCKENS FURNITURE NawAJud HouHhold fumlahlng 112 m Jerrtcho Rd Pt. Pleasant WV call 304-675 1450 LIVING ROOM Sofa And Ch.a $179 And Up Cotfea And End Ttbln $7'11 And Up Sw ve Rock•r1 $19 Apartment 73 loft bed d esser hutch add11r included 304-675-5.536 2 bedroom 1 bath private loca lion on Radmen Ridge Htnder son ,,.., S2DO month $'150 daposh 304-771_.059 or 3047'68.-5252 2 BR --••1 h 1 n1 c•--t "-t • .. ~~....0.:..3'" 0 .v.. own ~·..-v•u 44 J11nc:h nrn Alum Stoll Looks And Runt Great $2 500 Call 614-643-0832 ( BARGA NS GALORE 614-446-3158 Repossassed Mobile Homas Grut Seiectkm S nglu $500 Oown And Doubl11 S1 000 Oown, With Approvad Credit Cll 1-800-589-5710 35 APPLIANCES refrigera1ors Appliances B•s dft Stona 6l4-446-T398 LAYNE S FU RN TURE Completa home tumish ngs Hou!'l Mon-Sat 9-5 614-4460322 3 m es oul Bulav 1 Ad Free Dellvary -cr-u mj ~o;-hlld ~-A;-pp~lo One bedroom furnished apt Point Pleasant very clean no pets 304-675-1386 Fanns for Sale GOOD USED W11harB dryers ranges Skaggs Upper Riv•r Ra Crall Motel Ca 1 800-499-3499 2 bHkaom Grove •rn r•ltrtncu required 304 _,. 75 2466 Nn l4 wkle only $599 down no :i~n1 ahtr 5 yean 304 755- -wo V•ll•r. 51 Goods Alcohol <X Drug Counselor To Provide Counsel ng Education Pr9Sanla11ons In Out Patient Seninp B A Degr•• Preferred Expenenu Desirable Send Resume By May 111 To FACTS R1 2 Box 2Tl A Bidwell Ohio 45614 M FIH E 0 E Chrtstmu Around The World Now Hlrlni OlmoniS1rato,.. FrH $300 Kll Ito Booking Parties Ca 614 379-2.502 APRIL 13·18 ALL SCALES- VINTAGE 111d COLLECTABLE ' SESSION! $34 900 Make an olle 6191 2439 2660 2259 end Seedmg Shrub and Tr"" LIME MME D ATE POS HENRYE CLELAND ............ ..... ............ ............ .. .... 992 TRACY BRINAGER 949 JEAN TRUSSELL 949 OFFICE 992 614-949-26~7 LIMESTONE ~2 5 tfn KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE HAULING MIDDLEPORT Grant St 2 Slo y orne w th 3 booroo ms new s h ngle roof N G u nan ce & ho wa ter he n to Full IT S SPRING I TliE BEES ARE BUZZING AND THE HOME BUYER IS SHOPPING I THIS IS THE TIME TO UST THAT HOME YOU VE BEEN TliiNKING OF SELL INGI WE NEED LISTINGS TO FILL THE DEMANDS OF OURBUYERSIGIVEUSACALL TODAYIWE LLSTART WORKING ON A SALE FOR YOUI 12 •Insulat ion uI A UTILE FIXER UPPER I floo home 2 bedroom s bath outbuilding on paved street c os e to town $B 000 PH 614·992·5591 4 4 92tln POMEROY La ge bu d ng ho has he po lonb al IO< 3 apar1ment un1ts ncludes 50 x 00 park ng a t Good ln\lestment proporty $29 500 bsm carpal shed fenced ot a ea PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING L mes1one D1rt Gravel and Coal L1censed and Bonded •Aool1n~ • $34 000 R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING BILL SLACK 992-2269 .. 614·949-2202 4121/U/t- REASONAeLE RATES Quality y• 4-21-92 1.. pol. COAL Q¥JAYMAR •• NEW LISTING Rnnch sty e homt~ w 3 bod ooms ca port a pp ances cab e hook up oc.a e d n S ~ acuse OPEN WED ·SUN. IG-5 p.11. •FIREWOOD • •• POMEROY, OHIO Everlasting •LIGHT HAULING 4121921tln , ••• s . . . . . ...................................-......... ..-••••••••••• r. 992·2259 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING Plants, Herbs, Ptrtnlllals, 3/23192llln mo pd 41 Houses for Rent w~H~n~8 ~P~M~&~1~0~PM~~----- t:;::::::::::::::::~r:::::::::::::::::::1 BARTENDERS/CASINO SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY RACINE, OHIO u.,.,., r... r. RM...,. ..,.,,....&..,., .. 247-4035 217 E Soco1111 It POMEROY, OHIO 9411-2188 MIDDLEPORT 5 Second A oo y e ~ ecu 11e ype 9 oom homR w h 4 b J uu n d 3 lu I OiJtl s Th s mode n k !chen s every wo an s d e<1m w h so d cherry cab no s DOTI E TURNER Broke r BRENDA JEFFERS DARLINE STEWART SANDY BUTCHER SHERYL WALTERS Clleshlre EVERlASnNGS Acr111 Fr. . PMt Offlce Free Esttmates Help Wanted Babyaltttr 3-5 Days Per WHk Varied Schadute Referwnces Requir~d 614 24s. 9415 Bet ~ RIVER HERBS and 52100 S.R Ul, Rodoo, OW. liEN'S APPLIAN(E SERVICE 992·5335 or GUTIERS HYSELL RUN ROAD Tw o n ~'~Y ng 2 rlcmlots Th ese would make beau u home s es $6 000 Jen n a ange co n cou n tops d shwashe and sa nd wo rk a ea No..., o o he 101m ly oom w th ts skyl gh s ca the d a cc ng [J f1;J h ~ doo s & w ndows and beau tJtul f eplace w h buck s o ve nsert The man of the houso w e n oy he 2 a ga age w h s to a ge ove top the new w ng an d th e tu b<Jse o t B g he tam ly to s ee th s hom e todFJ.y $79 900 CONNIE'S OHIO The Dally Sentlnei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1-614-764-2101 7/31{91/Un Pick U~. YOUNG'S BUSINESS BUSIN ESS FOR SALE Ro ule 124 Ha"" you eve d earn ed o own n9 you own bu s ness Wei now s hA tm e to bvy Th s bus ness s equpped wth shako n a cl e 4 eeze s ce ea rn mach ne deep try e ce mach o g A rl o mo 0 S n ng on appro• one a e co nc ot a ong a s a c ou c Stan mak ng money TAKE A LOOK ONLY $50 000 DARWIN, OHIO ALL MAIIES Bring It In Or Wo 1 21rtn North Second Ave Middleport OH MIDDLEPORT Walnut Street Enjoy the oom ne ss A age 4 S bed oom home w h 2 btl hs basement and a one em ga age Th s home co mes w h 2 o s fenced back yard 4 po ches a d mas y ha dwoo j floors FOR $47 900 1 800 848 0070 MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR NEW- REPAIR il 50 Wesl Alhtn1. OR TOLL ntH 4-9-tfn Call 614 992 6637 St Rt 7 Cheshtre OH. 205 In loving Memory Of ROBERT N CLARK Who Passed Away 2 Years Ago on 608 £~ST MAIN W.Va. 4-24 92 1 mo iU Sli2 1 Specializing In Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR All MAKES ' & MODElS 24 1992 Avon 1 ereas The sky s lhe limil w th n•w aarnlng s uc u • 1-800..992-6356 WANTED Old Currency Dated Between 1861 1929 Eapeclatly Nat10nal Bank Currency from any stale Paying $300 00 end up for specific p1eces from Racme Pomeroy Middleport and Ravena wood PETE SIMPSON Evenlnga 992 7013 or 992-5553 DALLAS K WEBER OWner In Memory lorn II WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 304-273-SSSS 992-3838 CouncH-ng. Carolyn L Powell P 0 Box375 Racine, Ohio 45771 (4) 24 (5) 1 .. 15 41<: 11 L-----------r---------..:._,,...----------,r----------- SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE 992 2886 24, 1992 e Stone Co. Real Eslate General Friday April 450-C JO Doze N&edt Some R11pa r $9 500 BOO Fo«l Trac or 12 950 2020 JD 15 950 614 2865522 8N Ford tracto good Nbber & runs good 4ft 0 ush Hog 14 u nlng p ows 6h lfoub e d sc cull vator 6tl boom po 1 ay over plow II p scraper $']500 call evenings 304-8ll2 2090 se• 1985 Oldsmob • Cu ass Supreme 67 000 m es n ce cond )()4-675-4893 1986 Dodge 'V st1 $2 900 1987 Oldl Cutlus $2 700 1~9 Chevy Canil•r stat on wagon $3 200 Cub Traclor w 5f1 woods mower 1983 Ford Ranger 414 $2 600 plow disc bladt I 1 ckte bar 1964 Bronco I tan 12 600 gas Ford F 150 $2 300 985 mowe 304 516-2328 P ymou1h Voyage $2700 19a4 UH y Bld9 Special 30 J.40 a9 Fiero 60 000 m~es $2 SOO 1984 1 15 xB Sl ding Door 1 3 W1 k T Bird $1600 1985 Ford EXP [)oor Painted Sill Sktlng & $100 1985 F tth Avenue $3 000 Roo! ng $5190 iron HorN 1964 Ford F 100 34 000 m es Bid,. . f-100 3!2 1045 $'1 995 1987 Foprd Broneo lu s1z1 $4 800 1985 Olds Oalta as FARM TRACTOR SUPPLY Ohio $2 395 1986 Bu ck Sky HawM Vallay Service Cent.,. Buy S.l Sport $'1995 1986 Oldl!l C e a Ttadl 614 256-6040 Brougham $2 500 Seonys Used H Model 80 Pu I Ty~ Comb na Cars New Havtn 304-882 3752 'Very Good Cond lion $900 1986 Oid1 F rtnZI 5 SpMd I lay ar Farm 614-643-2285 am/ tm sterwo lilt whMt 6 4 992-6529 call atl1r 6pm Naw Holland 1ft hayblnd New Ho land 9ft hayblnd New Hoi land Super 717 forage harvmer Gehl 95 grindar ml1er 304 2734215 63 1987 Plymouth Harilon AT PS AC 1987 Chevrolet S 10 pi clw p 1977 Chry•ltr Cof'doba AT 304 615-7858 1981 Pontiac F rebir~ 1 'V 16 T Top 53 000 miles AM.fM cas salt $5 500 304 57'6 2311 ahe 6 OOPM Livestock 1987 Trans Am black on black 1990 AOHA Big Gray Fil y 1979 AOHA Big Sorrell Brood Mar• 4 Horse GooHneck Tral er 614 286-6522 62000 m u 5600 or t ada 6 4 446-03B1 after 5 PM :::::-:7.7C:7""""::""-=--:::: 350 au o OOj GTA whee s 20th Annual Bentley Pig Sal• Friday Apr I 24th 7 30 PM Fayatll Co Fa rgrounds Wash ngton Courthouse Selling 200 head of Barrows & g lis For more inrormal on C(lnlact Roger Benlley (513)584 2398 or t.arov Larrick 5~3 780-4102 3 Year Otd Bey Fll1y S8 Inc hes Gentle Broke To Rid• $500 6M 379-2932 4 crossbrld Angus cows w Cllll'll 2 Hereford cows w Angus t:aiii'B 3~ yrs old Nine -.._,.ford X Angus c ross hllter. 12 16 mo old Priced on lns~ktn 304-675- 888 4 H & FfA fMdtr pigs for IIIII 45 to 75 lbl wormed detail~ toothtd •tl shot s Hamp. York Ouroc: C oss 304 273 2246 evaninga 4 H pigs for Nle $30 each 304 675-5823 t96a F01d Escor1 Gl 5sp s u roof •• e eond $3000 304-382 3714 t989 Dodge PSrPB E ec Miles Good 1987 Dodge 614 256-62S1 Shedow ES A r Windows l8 000 Condition $4 700 ().50 PU $2 600 1990 Beretta GT loaded low mlleaga take over paymen s 614 99"2· 7'647 Coachman 24ft Mini motor homa 460 Fo d engme roof •lr ganentor $8 100 304-453-1066 Services • 81 For A Good Cle.an Used Ca t ShOp Kenny • Auto Cemer Uppar R ver Ro1d Gl polll 6 4 446-997'1 72 Home Improvements Barnen Home Improvements Add t 001 Garages Pa nl ng Roof ng Exparteneed Raasonable 614-446 8568 614 446-4316 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond Ilona I tet ma gua an IM loca •'•,.nces tum sh!Kt FtM estlmat.. Ca collact 1 614 237-0488 d ay o n ght Roge~ Btaernen Waltrproollng Curtis Hom• mprovements Years Eape i1nce On Older & Newer Homea Room Add Ilona Foundation Wo k Roo! ng K tchenl And Bath• F •• Ea main Reltr•nces No Job Too B g Or Sma I 614 367-0516 J W Cons! ruction Roam Ad d ons Roofs Decks Siding • And AI Typu Of Erter or And' n arlo Pa nling WI Give Low • l censeBd6424550~ : JET A.& a on MQ!ors repa ed New & rt-bullt mofoA n sleek RON E\IA.NS JA CKSO N OH t 800537 9528 Ron 1 TV S•rvl ce s pec 1t ling n Z..n h a so se vcng mos l o her brands Hou•• calls •lso som• appl an c• rwpa rt WV 304-516 2398 011 0 6 4-44&-2454 Dlv 1 Sew Vac Serv c e Georg11 CrMk Rd P1r11 aupp n p ckup end dt 'llry 614 446~294 82 Plumbing & Heating 1g91 Z 28 blue auto 57 apeela order $19 300 n•w Rare oppo r tun ty must 1111 S13 300 304 675--2332 Carter 1 Plumb ng Fourth •nd Pina Ga lpolls Oh o 614--44fi..l888 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Trucks for Sale (969 Flatbed 2-ton truck good malor aaod body uklng $800 call 30~ -576 9908 Of ~ 57'62!169 Turkey gun new t2 G Winchester pump 30 b.lrrell 3 sh•ll• $250. 304-j!7~132 Angus And Chi-Angut 8 ack Built.~, RMsonably Prlc~ Slale Run !"arms Jackson Ohio 6t4 288-5395 1m Ford 3.'4 1on s,soo Chtvy truck 6 ug Rally wheeta on O.ytona 275-60-t5 304-675-2n4 JOI.j!75-1577 WHITES IIETAL DETECTORS Ron Allison 1210 Second Avtnu• Gallipoli1 Ohio 814 448-4336 Good 4 H J.F FA C ub Pla• For Salt Two Sa wiceable loara 614 383-9033 Atl•r 6 PM 1978 Ford F 150 Super cab nelda wort $300 11 Is eell ef le 5 OOPM 304~75-5729 l 1979 Trap cana Trawe Traner 27 Ft Wilh ~oof A $3 800 614 JBa-9115 Rltidtlntta or commercial wiring new nrvlct or rep~lrs Mal'lar UunMd eactrlcl•n Rldtnour E~ctric:al WV000306 304-j! 75-1188 \ 87 Upholstery Mowrey o Upholttlrlng HrVIc tng trl county lrN 26 yura Tht b11t In Nmitwn upholstering Catt 304-t75-4154 tor tr.. -limtlll ,I' I �Page-10-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1991-92 WTAP-TV HONOR SOCIETY COMPETITION Commu nity Assault Prevenuon DODDRIDGE CO. Services will have an awareness DODORIDGE CO. RIPlEY WARREN FORT FAYE FEDERAl HOCKING AtHENS RAVENSWOOD PARKERSBURG ST. MARY'S PARKERSBURG CATHOUC WIWAMSTOWN BELPRE prog ram Sa truday at Kroger in Pomeroy. FORT FRYE FORT FRYE The prog ram is presen ted as FORT FAYE Chomplon- ATHENS PARKERSBURG Shown on TV, 6:00 P.ll. llloy 2 ST. MARY'S ST. IIAAY"S WILLIAMSTOWN ....-.. moll:h wAI PARKERSBURG SOUTH WATERFORD ' MEIGS MORGAN WIRT SISTERSVILLE MARIETIA FRONllER PARKERSBURG SO. til e w1ll be shown on Salurday. Team members, under lhc leadership of Advisor Rila Slavin , arc: Barbie Anderson, daughlcr of Don Me igs will be challenged for the championship by a learn from Fort Easter offe ring for home missions at the Hope BapUSI Church of M1d · dlcport broughl in $490.H Emma As hl ey . 1he Wome n's MISsionary Union dlfector, led ~1c Ne w Haven, during a recent meet- ing. De votions were given by Rhojean McClure and Donna Gruescr, fOCLJS on home mi ss ions durin g and olh ers partic1paung were Mary recen t worsh1p se rv ic.:cs of th e Bryan. Bran Wllil ams. and RhoJean McCl ure. church T he WMU sponsors G 1rls 1n In prepara ti on fo r rev i val scr - Fonda won't attend opening ceremonies PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (AP) -- Do ll y Panon says Jane Fonda will not auend lhe opcnmg of Parto ri' s theme park this wcc k.cnd after pn.)lc:;ts from said in a slat.e men t Thursday. " Because we arc open ing a new Jrea call ed 'S hows lreel.' I wa s thinkin g showbiz, not politics. l am very sensi tive to the V i etnam ve ter - Vietn am war vctcr- ans , and 1 didn ' t :J ns Pa rt on and Fonda co-s1ar red mea n alo ng wilh Lil y Tom l in in lhe mov ie "9 10 5." Tom\10 wil l atlCnd the seasona l actress said. ope ning of Doll ywuod, i n cas rcrn T he sla lemc nl d1d not say whclher Parton asked Fonda not 10 Tc n ncs~cc com e ahout 40 miles south of Knoxv ille. " I m vi tcd Jane because she or w hether Fonda bowed out. Yc1crans living ncar the park saiJ they objccled 10 Fonda because of is of m y show business friends from the ' 9 to 5' movie." Panon her an ti-war activJUcs. OllC Ac tio n for g ir ls in g rades one th rough six. , a nd Mission Friend s for presc hoolers. Jac k.i e Juslice 1s leader of lhc G. A. Girls in grades one lhrough three and Susan Cole· man a nd Bron William s ha ve charge of lhe program for gir ls , grades four through six. The Mi s- sion Friends for children ages two and lhrce arc led by Emma Ashley, and ages four and five by Denise Mi chael Bmh g roup s me et at 7 p.m. each Wednesday a11he churc h \ocaled a l 470 Gram Su cci, Middleport The Rev. Dav id Oryan IS pastor of the church . Club to meet The O H KA N Co m C luh will mee t Monda y a l n urk e tt Ba rbe r Shop in M1t!tlleport. A socia l ho ur and uading sess ion will beg in a1 7 p.m . Ne w offi ce r will be elecled and rc frcs hmenls will be served. RUNNY WINNER • Danny Morrison, son or Vicki Morrison. was the winner of a stuffed rabbit, given away as a rundraiser by the Meigs County Humane Society. Morrison is pictured wilh his new bunny al lhe group ' s Middleportlhrifl sh<>(>, where the pre- and !he Unknown Heirs, Nexl of Kin , Lega tees, Devisees, Adm ini s tr ators, Executors , Su cces so r s, Sp ou ses, and As sig n s, If any o f E. E. Nelson, J ennie K. Nelson, and W. F. Th ompson , whose last addresses are unknown . You are hereby notified lhal you have been named Defendants In a legal action entitled Fred George and lois Ava nell George, PlalntiHs, vs, E. E. Nelson, et at ., Defen· Public Notice Public Notice dants. Th is action haa been a ssignedCaseNo. 92-cV-105 and Is pending In the Com · mon Pleas Court of Meigs County , Ohio, Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769. Th e object of the Co m· plaint is to qulettllle to 1-1/2 acres also known u 1.67 acres ol real estate located In fraction 23, Town 8, Rang e 15 of the Ohio Company's Purchase, In Salem Township, Meigs County , Ohio, and to quiet title to the Inter- 1992 CAVALIERS Great Selectiol 2 Dr. or 4 Dr's Auto or sta1dard. AlsoZ-24 '900.00 Cash Back AID 7.51.P.R 1992 CUTLASS CIERA S MSRP. $16,147 Wliite. V-6, Dlscollt---596 alto. IIIIlS,. air Rebate -1.000 to.d.•d Yo1r Price-14,551 loaded. AliD e st s of the Plaintiffs, to pn~ elude any claim of Interest by the Defendant s, and for costs o l the action. Yo u are hereby requ ired to an swer the Complalnl within twenty-eight (28} days after the last publication of thi s notice which will be published once a week for six (6) successive weeks. The las t publica lion will be m•de on the 22nd day ol May , 1992, and the twenty~ghl (28} days for antwerlng will c ommence on that date. 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Sta<k IGMS06 (}) (MO) Hogon'o (}) {TV,WE,fH,FR) Oomor Pylo 5:30 Ill II Thlo Mamlng'o BulllnHI (I) G ABC World Newt This :a:\o) CBS Momtng 1111 ~ {TV,WE,TH,FA) AO Dor I!) (WE,TH,FA) Pold Prognlm =~brJoko 121~ 5:35 (2). "-::;.::klo (}) CNN Newt I :OO(l)G llJ NBC- ot =) Buolneu ond tho IIJIIII- r-ue Mullnt Nln\8 ca CNN Ntwo r-. =-intill Toct.y Wltll dered against you for lh e re41ef demanded In the Com· plaint Dated lh Is 9lh day of April, Mort1yn 6:05 (}) I Love Lucy 1:151IJII Newt 6:30 (2) . Newt 11J Folth 20 CIJII ABC World - 1992. larry E. Spencer, Clerlt ol Courts By : Marlene Hamson , Thlo Low =-.gFII 18 Boatne11 Mllot:m:lil:'ll~ aJ Doy of Wltll Jo!DH Aobloon 6:35 (}) Tom ond .tony'• 121,999 AND 7.5%APR Flaaaciag ASK US ABOUT SMART LEASE! -··· I I ' 1991 GEO Prizlt"_____ ,$7777 Automatic, air conditioning, 4 cyl., stereo. 1991 Chevy Cavata R/S-- $7990 Automatic , air conditioning, 4 cyl., 4 Door. 1991 Chevy Corsica LT----" $8990 1991 Chevy Lumina..----- $9990 GM485, loldld. 1991 Chev. Ll.aina EurL--$11,999 Loldld, two to choose from. . 1992 Chevy lu•ina.._ _ _ _ $11,999 v~. F- automatic, nlu. 1992 Olds 88"-------514,999 1992 Olds 98"-""__ _ __ $18,999 Luxury to spana. PRE-OWNED VEHICLES 1991 Silverado Pickup---- S11,999 12,000 miles. 1984 Ford Ranger 414-- --· $4995 1990 Astra Conversion Van.."$ 13,499 Lolllld. 1987 Dodge Dakota Pickup..- $3995 1983 S-1 0 Blazer 4X4 ___ _$5995 1986 S-10 Blazer 414--- 56995 1990 Cutlass SupreiH 4 Dr- - $7990 1991 Subaru Loyale 4XL--S8999 1989 Ford Festiva..--... . $2990 1981 Chevy Chevette..____s1399 1983 Cadiftac Coupe Deville.._ $1999 1990 Chrysler Lebaron V-6"_" $7595 -•lloo• 6:45 1IJ D Ill \MO,TU,TH,FR) AM llJ Todlr (J) SuCCISI·N-ltfe Ill II (I) • Oood Morning Amoricll i!)SoumoSlnot a~ c•casThto Morning trn • Jomeo Bond Jr. Hucldebeny Hound a Frionclo (MO) Bo.-1 Tontglit = (TU,WE,TH,FA) SponoCenttr 121Doy111Nlo tlliALF 7:30@. G.l. Joo 1!)-yGoo ID (FA) IIII-I Tontglit I!) = a a..,,,... o., till,_. 1:00 l1l DuckT- - I!lllomoy A Friondo crn•-Ponatho = ao.,I !) 9cODby Goo (MO,FA) SportoCenlo< 1.'05 (}) lllrMm of JunrHo 1:30 11)8ozo l!lllt-ADgi<O' "-' I!) \FA) Yogt IIHr till The Ullloo 8:35 (}) llowlldlad II:GO (2). 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" a fo ur -hour miniseries airing Semday an d Monday nighIS. II foll ows aclUal cvcniS in the ruined li ves of the tee n-ager, his family, his married lover and several olhcr real people. As suc h. 11 makes for an uncom - = Wllllo~.:.:· 121 (TU) 'I Now Voice 2:35 (}) (MOl AN In tho Fomlty 3:00 (2). llJ Sonllllorbonl l1l (MO,TU,TH,FA) The lkMMIJinOOiterl Ill. ( 1 ) · - 1 m ~~W-ID My Studio m (WEI Mogle o1 Acfyllc Pointing-- Hlttto m fTHI Mogle of 01 Pointing WHit Pouloon m (FA) Jor of eo. 11br ~-=.TUIOED ,_ -In . . . Ill (WEI Color. An (f) (TH) To Be Alw aunctd Ill (fR) 1111 tl". a a a• o. 1• 111 Uglll o• Cltlp ... - · · ~Squoreo • C':b,"':""USA = = (110) Rood Aoclng (TV. WE,TN,FA) Me!azlne 121 arBreek 6:05 Ill II NBC Nlghlotde 6:30 Ill II Soturdoy Report (}) llolwetn lllo Unao IIIIID Ulo Cliolceo I]]) Ill UtUo Mormald I]]) Wide Wo~d ol Kldo = Thoroughbred Dlgoll all lnlemotionol Correspondents{Newa 7:00 Ill II Mr. Cortoon l1l Lorry Jonao CIJII Hammerman Q (I) Pold Program 1111 ((!) 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Jamoo Kennody llJ Ill Newo Team 11) (TU,TH) UtUo Mermaid Ill lllloury Povlch (l) Aoodlng Rainbow (I) D Candid Comero 1111111 Newo trn• Tlnr Toone Advenlurwo Goroldo llJ Oonohue 0 Ju.t the Ten of Ua NE W YO RK (A P ) A momcnl of sy mpalh y, pl ease, for the good people of Kennesaw, Ga. Secre 1s a rc hard to keep '" a 1own of less !han 9,000 people, bul n o l everyone coul d have known !hal Ji mm ie Sue Fin ger, a 38-yc.aro ld bcau lician, had bee n carrying on for lwo years wilh an 18-yearo\d boy. When her hu sband gol shot 10 dcalh in lhe driveway, thoug h, peo- trn•OomorPylo HatpUII (110) Btot o1 Joy ol trn•lt-CD!IIIoud 3:05 (}) Tom ond Jerry's FunhouM 3:30 l1l SovH by tho Boll (l) Mlotor Aogon' Neighborhood Ill (MO) Mogtc: ol Oil Polndng Wltll Buck Poulton Ill (TUI Creollvo Living Wltll SherylBordon ill (WE) Acrylic Art It Fun Ill {TH) Flnonctol Actvtooro ill (FA) Art ot WIINom -= 121 (1101 Acrooo Amorict = Amerlca'oCup IZIIntemattonel Hour 0 SCIIr.c:raw •nd Mn. King 'Stay the Night' ABC's rattler of a trashy TV movie POATow VI dnMomfng Lone = (MO,TU,WE,TH) lloclySN!plng (fRI Stolar PGA Ooll II) (MO,FA) Amoricon lloby Q) (TU, TH) -~ Kldo 1:00 (2) • liJ Doyo of Our u... 11) (MO,TU,TH,FA) lilii (JJ.AIMy~ @. Andy Orlfllth = (THIInoldo tho Sonlor a World Dor Tuea 1nd tltl• leu not lnclucMd. lntwut 11118 IUbjac:t to bank •pproYIII. On tiM 1po1 financing to qlllllllled buyers. a eo.tn· USA To..- =·llonM!o a A__, 12:05 (}) Perry Maoon 12:30 (2) G ll) A Clot« Look Wltll Foltll Dontolo l1l (WE) Mojar t.ugue 1111-n Ill II CIJD Loving mlTV Progrommtng 1111 ~ C • Young ond the (WE) lnoldo llie PQA I!) a.-to 0 . 10700 Club - in Olgoo1 @ • Woody Woodpeclltt I!) \M(l,TU,WE,TH) Co.-. 111 Ill (WE) Exploring Amoricll: SklobySido Ill (TH) Gotna Our Woy 1D - • Motion 121Newt!Hour ( II (TH) Tllorouglillrod Netgllll Dtttood - Dtcaratlng Todlly aBo I SIOr = (l1J) NCAA Tocloy (II (WE) Sdialootlc Sparta F- ()) • (MO,FA) eo.my Kitchen (TUI RomodeHng ond trn • lle...ty "-· tiJJol<tr'l Wid aJ Augle Dovgto ond I!) 12:00 (2) . Cil Q (I) • illl ~ llJ. liJ l1l (WE) 11) (IIO,TU,TH,FRI Gerotclo Ill lTV l'nlgownmlng WMI<Iy WNiher 7:00 rn • AFTERNOON Aedeaa IDe Merrie Meta .... bucket 121 Crier I Co till Pold Progrom I!) The Judge ~ Buolneu ond tho Deputy (4117, 24, (5\1 , 8, 15, 22; 6TC stereo, tl)DNorceCourt 1D Ootttng Fit o a a Low ' Automatic, air cond., 121 DoyWoldi till -rt lo H..rt With Shello Wollh 11:30(l)So..... S1rMt llJ Clllulc: Conceub otlon crn•The Judge SunriH of Ctvil Procedure., Judg e-ment by default will be ren- 1991 GEO Metro" ___ .......... $6669 =~byJoko Newo as required by the Ohio Rules PROGUII CAIS a:z. Price It Alglit @. Succou·N- Llfll tl)DlYorceCourt Shopping crn• ''.....'" Tnh IIJ. Fomlly Foud 11:00 (2) . . . ..., 11) Joon Alvaro Ill II Oeroldo (1). Homo llJ One on One Wltll John Teoh 5:05 (2) G {TV,WE,TH,FA) Homo case of your failure to an. s wer or otherwise respond 800/837·1 094 (}) (FA) MOVIE: The L.ogKy 10:30 (2) II One on One Wltll John 11111111 of tho (TU) Aolcl Aoclng 121 Spoo1s LoleNigllt Public Notice OR 1991 SEDAN DEVIllE Gray, leather Interior. Loaded! = 614/992·6614 CADILLAC STYLE No luxury Tax Som \MO) l.opM!o llrickyord c• CBS llomlng 0 Flra1 8'1'11 ..... DON TATE CRD.·OLDS-CAD.-G£0 THE POWER Of IITEUI&EIIT EIIGIIIEERIIIG I!) (TU) Pold ,...,. I!) (WE,TH,FA) My Slaw l1l Shophenl'o Ch.opol POMDOY, OHIO The Hean Beat of America N~ DocuiMnllry Ill D ABC World Newt Thlo Public No1\ce (Condn....t lrom P1190 8) Aopoot 11111111 (MO) AQ 0., llJ {TV,WE,TN,FA) NBC = MOYIE: s..m- Olrl 5:00 l1l (MO) Love Ill II Morning A~ compctnion. sentation was made. (}) (TH) MORNING Kalh y Williams, daugh ter of Ra ndy a nd De ni se William s, Langsv ille, and a studcnl at Metgs High School, will altend lhe 1992 National Leadership ,Conference of Business Professionals of America in Cincinnati on April 30-May 3.. The !heme of !he conference IS "S uccess is an Altilude." During the 14 day conference , lhe studeniS will participate in conleSIS, worl:.sho ps a nd an elec tion campaign . They will also be enjoying some of th e sites of th e C inc innati area. More !han 3,500 studeniS nationwide will auend lhe conference as top representatives from tbc 56,000 national members. The climax of the conference w1ll come 1he lasl day as top compc1iun arc recognizcd at an awards ceremony. MISS Williams will be compel'"& in lhe office spccialisl contest She advanced to national compcti· 11on after earn ing lOp honors in lhe co nies! a1 1he regional a nd stale and Ber nadette And ers on o f Pomeroy; Slaeey Duncan, da ughter of Sta nd and M illi e D unc an o f Brad bu ry; Tara Gerlach, daughter of Mike and De bbi e Gerl ac h of Middleport; and Robby Wyau, son o f Te rr y Wya tl , Pome r oy, a nd Brenda Wyau, Middleport. New members arc invited 10 at Lend. OPEN WEEKDAYS nL 8 P.M. SATURDAYS nL4 P.M. SUNDAY 1-5 P"'lflbor; 5:00 I!) Allrod Hitchcock Hour = lnolde the Senior PGA H11tilllglal WOWK WEEKDAYS to offcrJd 1hem or my people in easl Ten nes see." I he cou ntry singer and .- WVAH MORNING Amertc•i WMU announces Easter offering total vices cOitage prayer mee tin gs we re sc heduled for lhe homes of Jeannie Owen, Pomero y, and Jud y Rile y, tl199? T\'l ·'M<Jinr flwon~ rx ID 9cholaouc Sporto Frye. Matches are broadcas1 cJc h The a nn ua l Ann 1e Arms trong WBHS 0 SAT., APRIL 25 I H1111tilgtll CDiumbul WPIY 0 0 Ill <D 1ft Meigs quiz team to compete in finals tea m to th e c h am pi o n shi p round .. WCHS ae oe ae Williams to compete competition, and is mak in g plans now 10 appear in lhe fi nal championship round on Sawrday. May 2. woua Ill KATHY WII.LI AMS Saturday at 6 p. m. on Channel 15 (13 on local cable). The ga me thai loo k 1hc loca l WSYX lll SISTERSVILLE The Me igs H1gh Schoo l Quiz Team has made a good showmg m 1hc WTAP-T V 15 "Honor Society" I TN we ' IIEI GS SISTERSVILLE FRONTIER WGN on TV 6:00 ' IIEIGS Ap<W 25 'IIEIGS 'MEI GS The Winding Trail Garden Club of Po meroy wi ll have a benefil sa le for Ca rl e1o n yard Sc hools/Meigs Industries on May 4 at 1he vacam lot a1 1he corner of East Main and Spring Avenue from 10 a_m. lo 5 p.m. The cl ub will be selling suppli es from 1h c gree nho use whic h was formerly operated by Meigs Indus· tr ies in Ga llia Counly. Includ ed April has bee n dcsig nalcd Ch il d Abuse Prevention Month . At 11 a.m. !here will be a presentation by Liv ing Doll s. T hey wil l prese nt a presc hool ma nger roleplay. At 1 p.m there will be an in t.er- wi ll be large quantities of fl ower acuve prog ra m on bull y's and arranging maleria ls, yard and garstrange rs. den supplies, lawn treatmcm mate The public is invited. rials and fcnilizer. ""'Willie r llotch PARKERSBURG SATURDAY Benefit slated Program planned cam e on Lhc n ex t pl ane for table. voyeuri stic experi ence . The onl y moral il offers IS simple: God save us all fr o m ICc n-age boys. They're young, think 1hcy're im mon al, and run around with more male horm ones than br a in cells. Thai said, 100, "Slay lhc Nigh! " is a compelling, rauli ngly good TV movie, with superb pe rformances from Barb ara Hers hey a nd Ja ne Alexander. Ms. Hers hey, larled up in a brassy b lo nd e w1 g, pl ays l hc manipulalive Jimmie Sue, who was 36 when she began her lo ve affair wilh 16-year-o\d M ic hae l C . Keumann Jr. Ms. Al exa nder plays Junio r's molher, Blanche, who Slands by he r fo o li sh child a flc r Juni or Ketunann shoots and k.ills Jimmie Sue's husband , Terry. At his uial, Jun ior refuses 10 ICStify again st Jimmie Sue, and is convicted of murder and scnlenced 10 life i n pr ison - and !hal's j usl Sunday nighl's inslallmcnll atJ NIWI/HIIIthWHk ~ Fllnlatone Klda 9:05 1]) WCW Power Hour 9:30 (2) II llJ ProStoro Q Ill CJ (I) IIHUojulct Q mBody Elor:trtc Ill Kaeptng Up Apflloroncoe @ Ill TAZ·MANIA Q I!) Hollywood lnoat Joy of Gordtntng = Flohln' Hole a i3 News/ MoneywHk till Now Archtoo 10:00 (2) II llJ WtlhKtd Sllrrlng Culkin Q l1l Potd rogrom Ill II (I) a Sllmo~ ond 1M Reol Olioo1butMro Q (l) Body Elor:trtc Ill Walling for God trn m Bill 6 Tod'o hcotlont Advtnluro Q llJ ID Toonoge Mutont Nlnjo Turttes ~ I!) Done Porty USA aD Aleene'a c,.tta ID Hund:)l Slrologteo 121 Nowo/ howBtz Thlo WHk till P~nco Vollant Stereo Q 10:05 (}) Notlonol Geogroplitc Explorer :?.':(' 10:30 rn a o Chip • Cortoon Modnooo l1l Pro Choltongo ohlng W, II ~ • Ptroloo of Dorfl ..., (l) llociY Elor:trtc Ill Aro You llolng Sorvod7 Agolnl @ Ill LI1Uo Shop Q I!) Youlhqueke a Country KhcMn = Jlmmr Houlton Outdooro 121 NowofStylo Wltll Elu Ktonoch tlllllockollgo 11 tho Zoo 11 :00 ~a llJ Sovod br tho 111111 WCW Pro Wraotilng CIJ II Nol Juot llie Nowo m11oc1y etoctrtc Buooy & TWH!y Ill J~l Child ond Compeny @18 NWA Pro Wretltlng llJ • Bock to tho Futuro Q I!) WBF Bodyolln E:;tortng America:by a = Fly Fllhlng tho World 121 Nowojklenco ond Tech:::.y Wootc till 9con ooo: Foclng FHr 'If.... rc· a The men and women of America talk abou1 their worsl tears. (1:00) II (I) ID Prejudice: Anoworlng Chlldren'o 121 EtrlyPrllne tlllloMnu 5:06 (}) Flohtng Wltll Rotond Mortln 5:30 ~Now YonkH Worlllhop Queetlona Peter Jennings interviews children about lhe troubling aspects of pr~d~ m loday' s woOd. (1 ) (!J LM g With Anlmala ~ Frugal Gourmet Stereo li) MOVIE: Rocky II tPGJ (2:00) llJ WMre'o Waldo? Q I!) My Siller Som Q at Going OUI' Woy ID SportoCenter 12111ooeball '92 Ill AFTERNOON 12:00 ~II I]]) NBA lnotde StuH Soul Train (l) From a Counlry Gorden Ill Vlcto~Oarcltn Q @ Pu! MO E: 'banaiteo not inc U<Hd(POI (2:00) llJ Ill Kldollogl I!) MOVIE: Drop Diad ~eouo (2:00) Sloreo. Q omodellng lnd Docorottng Todar = Auto Aacti'PJ From Long ao Beach, Cali f. 121 NewoDor till The VIrginian 12:05 (}) Bononu 12:30 (2) II I]]) NBA Sliowtlmt (l) Vlctoa; Gordon Ill Thto lei Hou11 1121111 Likely S1ory a Grwol Amo~con Ouldooro I!) Stereo . a Evans end Novak t :00 (2) G NBA Sooktlbllll Playoffs. 1st round (game 2) (l) (!) Wild, Wild Wtol Ill II Paid Program (l) Greal Amerlcon Outh Saturday/News 5:35 (}) Ftohln' Wltll Orlando Wilton EVENING 6:00 (2) II Cil Q (I) Q OIIID llJ Ill Nowo ~ Newton'o Applo Stereo Wild Amertco Stereo. Q @Ill Grudge Milch I]]) TV Honor Socltly I!) CounMrolrlko 121 World Tocloy till lordertown Stereo. Q 6:05 wcw Soturdllr Ntuli1 Wrootllng 6:30 Ill a tlJI NBC Newo Q Ill Cl (I) CJ ABC Nowo ~ (l) Wild Amorlci Sloreo. Ill Return lo tho Soo Sler IIIIID CBS Newo Q 121 Ntwt/Ptnnoc:to till New Zorro Sleroo. Q 7:00 (2) 11 Mora You Know l1l Runowey Wltll tho Alch & rn ce Femoua Ill II To Ill! Announcod (l) Natu,. Stereo. Q (I) a HH Haw Ill Lowron"" we• IIIIID Whoel of Fortune Q crD Ill I]]) Sllr Trek: The Next Generation Ill Homedmo Q I]]) II Mo\Or Looguo Bateball Oakland Athlelics at Minnesota Twins (l)9t a Chomptonohtp R eo Stereo. Houston Astros Braves (l) 121 NewoDoy 1:05 (}) MOVIE: Ourano Tragedy: The Story of Jim Joneo (Pt 1 of 2) (4 00) 1:30 (!) Strip Ouihtng With Koyo Wood girls crash a class reunton to seek successful men . (Pt 1 ol 21S1oroo. Q 11) MOVIE: Th4l Chollongtr 1 (2.00) Ill Q (I) C!J Who'o tho Boll? (Season Finale) Tony graduates trom Adventure• of Modeling Rick Steves Stereo . IIIIID llJ. MOVIE: 'Honer, I Shrunk tho Kldo' CBS Sotunlllr Night Movto iPGI (2 .00) Sleroo. ~ @ Ill COPS Po ice oondutt a Celebrity Ra ce from Long Beach, Calif . (T1 13 Newtmaker SoturdoyfNowo all Wagon Train 2:00 11) S1r0tt Juotlce Ill II Ufoolyloo ollho Rich narcoti cs bust; a susptcious dnver 15 stopped. Stereo. Q I!) WLAF Foolblll Birm•ngham Fire at San Anton10 A1ders (l) I flmous (l) Sewing Wltll Nancy a Opry lltc:kotogo Sloroo ID Auto RocJng Hanes 150 (]) Travels ~ @ Ill MOVI : Tho Man Who Folllo Earth IAI (2 ·00) I!) MOVIE: Shock Wovoo (PG) (2:00) a NHRA Today p,l Stop C ha l len~e s Stereo. @ Troc and Flold 98th Penn Relay Carnival from Philadelphia (q Newa{HeelthwHk a 2:30 (l) Boot of Jor ol Pointing Stereo. 13 Inside Winston Cup Rtcing Stereo . 121 Nowt(Stylo With Eloa 3:00 11) Thto Waok tn So11ball Ill CJ (I) CJ PBA Bowling Firestone Tournament of Champ1ons !rom Fairlawn. Oh'o IL) (l) Woodcorvtng Wltll Rick Butz Stereo il) On the Waterways at LPGA Goll Sara Lee Goll ClaSSIC from Old H1ckory. Tenn . (L) Stereo 91 Newt/On lhl Menu liD Btg Voller 3:30 Ill a [l) NBA llookolbllll PlayoHs, 1st round (game 2) (l) n Hood Ill Trovolo in Europe With IIIIID M VIE: Heortooundo (3 001 COilS! and &lts an offer . (PI 2~ (f) Adventure s in Scale !D Auto Racing Toyota at AUanta 7:30 (2) II IIIIID Cooh Exploolon l1l $100,000 Fortuno Hunt a Tuoo Connection Stereo. = ESPN'o SpoedWHk 121 Newo/Sporto Soturclllr till Black Slllllon Stereo. Q 1:00 (2) II llJ Goldtn Ol~o The ID Indy 500: A Race lor Heroet 8 llJ Ill lloywllch I!) MocGyvor Q at Romodtltng ond Docorod~ Tocloy 1D Sporto onttr 121 Copt1ol Gong!Newo till Rln nn Tin, K-9 Cop Sloroo. Q 7:05 (}) Ma\Or Loaguo llooeboll Stereo. (I) Q Ooll Liberty Mulual Legends of Golf. 3rd round from Au stin. Texas (L) Wind In lilt Wlllowo Mr Two Dodo at Ntwamektr e Kltnach aBockrerd Americo ID Sportoman'o Chollongo Mocoulo~ 11:06(1) Couoliiu'o Aodlocovery ot tho World 11: 30~11 llJ Sovod br tho 111111 from Martinsvii'QVa . {T) 121 PrlmoNeww till Willard Scon o Amolaur Hour 8:30 (2) 11 llJ Empty Neot Dr. Weston tries to solve an elderly couple·s marrtal problem (A) Sloreo. Q Ill New E~ Sloroo. Q trn • CO Mompliis police SBIZB contr11band at an eiOorly ] Stereo. a Oro pie s home (A1 Oto Opry U.. Stereo 9:00 (2) G tlJI Empty Noot Carer s psychiatrist disrupts her therapy by dying Stereo . !iII (I) C!J Growing Polno (Season Fina le) Maggte is offered a JOb as in Wa shmion. D.C. Q Cil Wor lie: ChronOiogr In Europe @ ID Code 3 A boy IS swepl down a dra1n; a fire lighter savas a man 1n a hole S1o roo. Q ® St.ltllr Bros. Stereo 121 Both Sldet With Jnae Jacllaon till MOVIE: The Indian Fighter (2:001 9, 30 (2) IJ I]]) Nurooo One ol Dr (!) lead -off Men (l) Woodwrighl'o Shop Stereo. Q ID Ame~co' o Cup Challenger{Defender F1nals Aisk1n ·s patients awakens gm a 39- year coma . Stereo Ill ID Amorico'o Moo1 13 Newatyour Money 4:00 11) Mojor Looguo Sootball Pinsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs Ill Wanted A SEtfl81 k1ller IS lmally charged wtth the murder s ol lour women (A) Stereo (l) M•n:ll Adams: Heartl•nd Cooking Stereo. = Soturdoy Night Thunder ill Whero In llie World It §nnen Sondlogo7 Sleroo. Ill !?, Ill ALF Squore ogo all Newt/Sparta Clooo-Up I!) ~ Ounamokt 4:30 Ill II Cll Q Wklo World ol Sports Ho rse Racing , Kentucky Derby Trial and Preview !rom l ouisville, Ky (l); World Gymna stics Championships. men·s and women 's finals from Paris (T) ~ Frugol Gourmet SIOroo Squore OnoTVc£, IIIIID C e PQA Kmon M1dge1s trom VBf1tura. Calif . 13 Relllb .. Sources 10:00 (2) D I]]) S<otero Frank10 and Mnch consider adopting a yollng woman's newborn Swoo [;J (!) News Ill II (I) C!J MecGyvor (Season Finale) MacGyver discovers a son he n&ll'&r knew ha had. Stereo. ~ (l) Auodn City Llrnlto S eroo Ill Auo~n City Llrnlto Stereo IIIIID am T~olo of Rollo O'Ntlll Rosie spends lilo t weekend with Peter and then has to a decisiOn. Stereo. Greater Greensboro Open. 3rd round !rom Gr88nsboro. trn • Mo ~~~~- San Di~ Padres (L) at A - n Muotc Shop N.C. \ ~9 121 Newt/Futuro Woleh 5:00 mThlo Old Houll Ill L~go I Fer wer 'i. Stereo. @18 Cholto~ F Wraofllng Brat (Hitmon) Han, Skmner . Rk:k (The Model) Martel. T1tanka. TeKas Tornado. Big Boss Man. Papa Shango; an lntervtew ~lth Money Inc . I!) Juol tho Ton ol Uo at NABCAR Roclng Q NASCAR Buscil Grand National' s Nestle Chilled Beverages 300 telecasts live from Lanier Race w~ in Gainesville, Ga. (LJ tereo. Liiguo BIMNII Cincinnati Reds at Stereo. 121 World Newo 10:05 (}) U.S. Olympic Gold 1t:00 (2) D IIJ D (1) . IlliG llJ • llJ Newt l1l The Honermoor .... (l) Now Country VIdeo Stereo Ill Lonooomo Ptno Spectolo Slerao I!) MOVIE: Nlglil Potro! (RJ (2:001 0pry Bockotogo Storeo. = 1111-11 121 Ntwo/8POflo Qlllluft Wolf: Eollng .. In Mlomi (I :001 Nat ..... a r:f.! :r. c..ct-.., - . - �SUNDAY ~N.~2s:. MORNING 5:00 (l) 8 0 NBC Nightalde (!) Lo.. Boot 11J My Slotor Stm Q 0 Fiohln' Holt 18 Sporto LAtaNight llll Paid Plogram • 5:30 (l) 8 Pold P!ogrom 11J My Slater Stm C 0 Bouball TonighT 18 Nowo/MontywHk 1:00 (l) 8 TV Chapel (!) Lou Grant (l) World Tomorrow 1!11 ID Paid Program 1111• Under Fire 11J LAnd ol lila Gianto 0 ESPN'o SpHdWHk 18 Nowo/HelllhWHk II]) NewSighl '92 8:30 (l) 8 Muoi: and tho Spohn Word ID h lo Written With GIOfVO Vandeman (IJ a Flrot Look 1!11 ID Minority Buoine., Ropon 111111 K·TV 0 II) Woohlngton Edition 0 Abbott and Castello ~ Beat of American Muacle Magazine 18 Nowo/Stylo With Etta Klonach II]) Doy ol Rootoration Wllh James Aobiaon 7:00 (l) 8 Robert Schulltf With lila Hour of Power Q (!) Mlracleo Today ID Tom ond JorTY'• Funhouse CIJ a [IJ II Paid Plogrom (!) 3-2-1.£onllct Elllrl Stereo. Q _ 1!11 D h'o Your Bulinooo 111111 K-TV Oil in Focus 0 Ontatest Sports Legondo OlympiC !rack star Florence Griffith-Joyner discusses her career. Host: R99gie Jackson. IIJ Ctlllope 0 SponoConltf 18 DayBreak II]) COtOI Ridge Mlniotrloo Wtth D. Jamea Kennedy 7:30 (!) Robot1 Schulltf Wllh tho Hour of Po- Q (IJ Q Wor1d Toroimi1Noor>rrTrooww (!) Anolllor Pogo 1!11 II) Mlracleo Todo.,l 111111 Super FOICO L,1 011 Starch 0 Runaway With tho Rich & Famouo 0 BodyShoping Evans and Novak 7:351D Rlntltonoo a:oo (l) D SUnday Todoy (!) Chorl.lndo (IJ a C...l Ridge Mlnlotrloo Whh D. James Ken~ (lJ Staamo StrHt C [IJ D VIctory of Fslih (!)QED 1!11 II) h II Wrhton Wllh GIOfVIVancMman IIIID Supotboy 0 D Evangotlotic OUtrooch 0 Memortea: Then and Now IIJ Jorn 0 ESPN Outdoort 8 DayBroak II]) Swlu Family Roblnoon 8:051J) fllrotabHIOI 8:30 (!) Pooplo to Pooplo (IJ a To 8o Announced [IJ D Doy of Dlocovery (!)OED 1!11 1D Flrot Edition 111111 HarTY and tho lteudlrsona 011 Lower Lightllouoo I!]) in Storch of the Lord' o Way 11J Smurto Q lnakte the Senlof PGA Tour 8 Nowo/Travol O.ide II]) Oerbort Stereo 1:35 (lJ Ctpllln Planet and tho a = PtanetHf'S i:OO (JI WHkend Morning News (IJ II Robert Schuller Whh lila Hour of Power Q (lJ LAmb Chop'o Ploy-Along Stereo. Q [IJ II Ninety and Nine Club With Ernest Angley (!) Skyacraper ~toroo. C ~ 1D CBS Sunday Morning GJ • a.. .erty Hillbillies 0 e LlrTY Jonoo 1!]1 Worid Chomplonohlp wreoutng 11J Smurlo C Truckln'USA The SIQh iS of Br&ek enndge, Colo Stereo. ~ lnakle the PGA Tour 9 Morning News II]) Super Mario 3 9:05 (lJ QINigln' o llland 9:30 (l) D Wor1d Tomorrow ~ Barney & Friends Stereo a ~IIALF I:;! 0 D Henry Mohan 0 Denver, the Last Dlnaoour Stereo. Q Tnrcko end T Power Monster truck ra cmg lrom Canfteld, OhiO. IS featured . Stereo. 0 Spano Ropor1oro 8 Nowi/YO<K Monty II]) Copllln N Q 9:35 (lJ Happy Dayo 10:00 (l) D Kenneth Copeland (!) Stir Starch (IJ a Pold Program ~ Ae.cling Rainbow Stereo a (li 11 Mlrocllt Today (!) Reeding lila River. Storioo ot lila Mleliollppi Tho history, people and culture of the Mississippi are re't'ealed in tales of Mud Island, native American effigy mounds and riverboat bands . (1 :00) IIIIIIQomorPylo 0 D Day of Rootoration Whh Jamoo Robloon 0 Sunday Today IIJ Vollron Stereo. Wlnnoro Driver ol the Decade Afck Mears Stereo 0 SponoWookly Non/Dn tho Menu a a llll Popeyo 10:05 (lJ Happy Dayo 10:30 (lJ Whono In tho Wor1d Ia ~ Stndlogo? Storoo. \ (I) D 0 II) Paid P~ram all liD Ute Cholcoo Ill 111111 Andy OriHith 11J Rlntotonoo ® NHRA Today Pit Stop Challenges Stereo. 0 Sportoeonter 121 Newsmaker Sunday II]) Prince Valiant Stereo . Q 10:35 (lJ MDVIE: Tho Advontureo ol Robin Hood (2 00) 11 :00 (l) 8 AI looue (!) Lllootyloo of tho Rich & Famous CIJ Q Nowsmokora Cll Squora Ona TV Q (!) M.U. Report (]I) liD Sunday Momlng Home =~VIE: Logol Eoglot IPGI (2:30) Scooby Doo lnoldo Winston Cup Racing Stereo. a2l NFL Draft From New York 0 a e (L) 8 Oomoo ol '92 Maniac Mansion Stereo 11 :30(2)8 1!]1 Moot tlla Preoo C CIJ Q [IJ II Thio Wook wrilo David Brinkley Q tLl Sneak Pr.vlews (!) From o Country Gorden 1!11 liD Paid Program 0 m To Bo AnnoiMOCod Roceday (L) Stereo. 8 Thlo Week In tho NBA Big Brother Jake Stereo. a s AFTERNOON 12:001])8 Roggln'o Horooo (!) MOVIE: High Noon (2:00J.. (1) New Explorers Stereo. Q (!) VIctory Qordon Q ®l Q!) Stuntmutorw ~Ill BatUt of U.. NASCAR Legendo NASCAR logonds race from Charlotte, N.C , Interviews, film lootage and fe atures on legendary drivers. t1]) It's Your Busine11 11J All American WrnUing ® Celebrity Ou1doort Stereo 8 NewoDoy II]) MOVIE: Son of Poleloco (2 001 12:30 (l) 8 1!]1 NBA ShowUmo (IJ a WKRP In Cincinnati (I) Computer Chronicles [IJ Q Viewpoint (!) Motorweek '92 Stereo all Bill Dance Outdoors A simple way to catch bass •s demonstrated. Stereo. at Newt/Science and Tochrotogy Wook 12:35 (lJ Andy GriHitll 1:00 (l) 1J ~ NBA Bookotboll Playoffs. 1st round (game 2) (LI (IJ Q [IJ Q WLAF Football Sacramento Surge at London Monarchs or New York/New Jersey Kmghts at Montreal Machme (l) (!) Motorweek '92 Stereo (I) Firing Uno 1!11 Q!) 0 m College WrooUing NCAA ChampionshipUT) 11J MocGyver 1;1 121 The Buamasters Tom Mann Jr demonstrates rech mques lor catching sponed bass Stereo. at! NewaOay 1:05 Bonanu 1:30 (!) [}) European Journal 1111 m MOVIE: Eiger Sanction (A) (230) ® Hank Parker' s Outdoor Magazine Stereo . at! News/Moneyweek 2:00 (!) Major League Beaeball Pittsburg h P~rates at Ch1cago Cubs ill (1J Travels in Europe With Rick Ste't'll Stereo CJJ Mytteryl Morse suspects a car dealer of the stabbings of two women. (PI 1) C 1!11 Q!) 0 m CBS Spor\o Sunday Amencan Kennel Club National Invitational Dog Champ1onsh1p !rom Baltimore [T) [J MOVIE : the Gauntlet (R) (2 00) Exciting Worid of Speed and s.. uty Stereo . 122 NFL Draft (Cont.) at! News{Week in Review all MOVIE: Follow the Sun (2 ·00) 2:05 Major League Baseball Houston Astros at Atlanta Bra ... es (L) 0 rn O a rn 2:30 CIJ Focus on Britain NHRA Todoy Pot Stop Challenges Stereo 3:00 (!) Technopolitlcs Stereo . (I) This Old Houoe C ®l Q!) ~ m PGA Go'it Kman Greater Greensboro Open, f1nal round from Greensboro. NC (l) Q ® lnakje Winston Cup Racing Stereo Newt/Wor1d Report 3:30 ·:X II ~ NBA Baokotboll Playalis. 1st round (game 2) a a (L) til Adam Smith ([} Sawing Connection With Shirtey Adams ® Winners Dnver ol the Decade Rick Mears Stereo . 4:00 CE Q WLAF Football Ohoo Glory at Barcelona Dragon s (T) (!) 3-2·1 Contact Extra Stereo . C [IJ 13 QOfj Uberty Mutua l Legends of Gol f. final round from Austin, Texas (L) (!) Lop Qul~lng Wltll ~eorgia Bonesteel Stereo tU' Ill Major League Baseball Cincinnati Reds at San Doego Padres (L) 11J Swamp Thing ® LPOA Qoll Sara Lee Goil Classic from Old Hickory. Tenn . (L) Stereo . II]) MOVIE: Lauro (2:00) 4:30 Cll 3-2·1J;ontac1 Extra Stereo . Q (!) Boot ol Joy of Pointing Stereo. aJ Double Trouble 0 Amorict'l Cup Challenger/Defender Finals (II necessary) (L) (JIP) 5:00 (lJ ...Talking Whh David Froot Stereo. Q TUESDAY MONDAY ~ Juot a Ea~yPrtmo Ton of Q 5:05 (lJ Tom end Je"Y'o Funhouse 5:15 (!) Tontll Inning 5:30 (!) Hogon'o Herooo (!)Tony Brown's Journal [) My Two Dada 8 Newsmaker Sundoy/Nowo 5:35 (lJ Captain Plano! end tho Pleneteera 6:00 (l) IJ [IJ II 0 m Nowo (!) MOVIE: Rloky Buolnooo IAI (2:00) C!J Machine That Changed tho Worid Storoo. C That Oollc01o Bo1onco: Our Bill of Rlghto .C 1!11 Q!) CBS Newt Q 1!]1 Sisko! & Ebert IIJ Boyond Reality 9 Truckln' USA A collection of military vehicJes in Memphis, Tenn . Stereo. 8 Oomoo ot '92 Big Brolllar Joke Stereo. m s 6:05 (lJ WCW Main Event 6:30 (l) 8 1!]1 NBC Nowo Q [IJ D ABC News Q 1!11 liD Nowo OmCBSNowsQ 11J Tho Hhchhlker ® Road Test Magazine Stereo. 8 Newaflnslde BuaintSI Maniac Manaion Stereo . '8 7:00 (l) II 1!]1 Disaster Flloo: Earth, Wind and Fire Three major disasters are profiled the Mount St Helen 's eruption, Hurricane Hugo and the MGM Grand Hotel fire . (0:30) Stereo. ~ (lJ MOVIE: Cot 1 Eye (PG13i (2:00) CIJ 0 [IJ II Lito Goot On Becca and Jesse plan to throw a party; Kenny ~oposes to Paige. Stereo ffirravets C (!) World offollector Cara ®111!1 l!lJI) 60 Mlnutoo s-teroo._ [;I _ (I] Ill True Colors Lester 1mitates a rap star to save lace with a street youth. (A) Stereo . C 11J MOVi~: LOi!CY of lito (2 :00) Stereo. ~ aJ SportaCenter all World Today II]) Thot'o My Dog Stereo 7:05 American Sporto Cavak:ade Top Alcoh ol Funny Car and Top Alcohol Dragster competitions are featured . Stereo. 7:15122 Boseboll Tonight 7:30 (l) 8 1!]1 Agolnat All Ddda A housewife flies a plane after the_£ik>t collapses. Stereo. LJ (!) Famous American Dtsaaten [!) tD Parker Lewis Can't Loaal Mikey learns a lot about frustation when he takes a. ~ - ob at the diner Stereo all Nowo Sports Sundoy Q]l Willard Scott's Amateur Hour 8:00 (l) 8 ~ Mann & Machine Bobby and E¥e investigate 11n illegal water-botthng operation . Stereo . C (!) MOVIE: From tilt Hlp lPG I (2 00) (IJ Q [IJ II Amorico'o Funniest Home Videos Basketball players make baskets the hard way; fi sh and fowl at play . Stereo . (!) 1J ) Nature Stereo. ~ ®JIID ~ m Murder, Slie Wrote Jessica laces the task of solving the murder or a weahhy drug deale r_Stereo a 0 ~ mIn Living Color A bloopers snow features sk1ts w1th ne\ler-before-seen footage .' Stereo . C 0 Major Loeguo ~oeboll Kansas City Royals at Toronto Blue Ja.:il! (L) Q PrimeNewt L;1 8:30 Ill Q [IJ 0 Amorlco'o Funniest People Charlie the Ch1mp performs to Cal1 forn1a Girls, an 11 -year-old com1c Storoo. Q illl Roc Joey tries to conv1nce Roc to help manage a s1ng1ng group Stereo. C 13 Race<fa~ (l) Stereo II]) You Aoked tor II. Again Ste reo . 9:00 ill II 1!]1 MOVIE: 'Mill Rote White' NBC Sunday Night ot tile Movloo (2 00) Stereo. Q (lJ NoUonol Geographic Explorer CIJ II [IJ 0 'Stay tho Night (PI 1 of 2)' ABC Sunday ~!!Phi Movie (2 .00) Storoo a m ([J Masterpiece Theatre Henry V undertakes a campaign to wm the throne of France. C ®lllil ~gj'MOVIE: 'Honor Thy Mother' CBS Sunday Movie (2 00) Stereo C I!JI ID Married... With Children After watchin9 a sappy mov1e. AI dec1des to take the family out. Stereo E;J 11J Silk Stolklngo Storoo. Q Exciting Wor1d ol Speoil and Beauty Stereo. 1B Newt(Weelc: In Review ill New ZorTO Steroo Q 9:30 IIIIID Honmon'o Heed A light between Herman and Heddy turns int[ssion. (A) Stereo. Bill D nco Outdoort A simple way to catch bass is demonstrated. Stereo. II]) Block Stillion Stereo Q 10:00 (!) Nowo IIIIID Stand by Your Mon The girts try to get back Roger's Mercedes after It' s repossessed . Stereo. Q llJ Counterwtrike The Bassmasters Tom Mann Jr. demonstrates techniques for catcl'ling spotted bass. SterBO . 8 Wor1d Nowo II]) in Touch Whh Chartoo a a a MON., APRIL27 • 8:00(2). (IJ. (JJ • • • a• ~~~IIJ Vldoo"- ~ =~::, S::eo ~-Fui-Q IIJ-E;J lid Flag 8WortdT-, llll Rln Tin Tin. K-t C.., Storoo. Q 6:05fl) ....., 1 0 . 1:301])D ill 18::- Q (J}StvediiJ . . Bol [IJ. [IJ·ABC-Q_ Cl) Wi1cf • .... Stereo. Q llj ...... OneTVSiooeo i•o•cas-Q IIII·Andr- IIJ_,Doo DUpetoee llll- z- Sbno. Q 1:35 (lJ Alldy 7:001Jl• 0 - a l - (j) T1lo Jellwww Q_ CIJD--'Q (l)(l)~ ttea.. lour~ 1 ~ ....... - C t ' l•1 aliiWT::lR.o...t~DnD o• e......-••• Tonlglll Sterao. !;J 122~ Mal•t•• IIJ)TlloWIZI Stanley 10:30 I!J). Qol I Ulo Sharon and Gus get , _ from eating bod fish.!! pony. (RJ ems· a c.... •• a.,.... Stereo. 10:40(!)- Rt!*r 11:00 (l). (IJ. [IJ • •• o• 111CJJ Mol 11S • ~~~~-~~u.r. George Walaar. Dims Wolfborg. JeH Foxworthy. Dennos Blarr. Sbno. IIJ Silk - . . . S1enoo Q Trudm' US). Tho s9tts ol Bredo.Oi wldye. Colo. a Stereo. 0~ a Nowo/Sporto Toniglll LlvH 11:15 1!]1 Focuo IS Ctw g • 11 :301Jl· _....,and ... - (j)-rn Mylltalyl-... P•kl ''«+ ... m b_..w;p a car d8aiar of the !Wibbi ol two woman. (PI 1) Q CIJDStar- ~~=;:rr9_... '*• Sports M 1!]1 WKRP in ClnctNI aTrudta_T_ p~ Mons1ar trud< raong from Ganfiald. Ohio, «S featured . Stereo .. a~•·llll Jolin - - , :35 (IJ D Ohio Glcrf Pr r IlL John and G a ge 12:00 C1J D Roggln'o - I!IID~Aftair wI!JID Silk s-. a g 0 m Mo)or Dod Holowachuk calls an Adopt-a-Marine hotline when he m1sses his parents. Stereo . Q 8 ACRIII America Whh LAITY Woodo (0:30) ill Btactc Stillion S10reo. Q 9:001l1D 1!]1 MOVIE: 'In tilt Shadow of 1 Killer' NBC Monday Night 11 tllo Movloo (2:00) Stereo. C (IJ Q [IJ II 'Sboy tho Night (PI 2 of 2)' ABC Monday Nigh! Movlo (2:00) C!J (I) Mtchlno That Changed tho World Steroo. 51tm (lJ Not- Earth II]) Bon - c 51 a I!JIIacOJ- Stereo . ~ 7:05 (lJ Addamo Fomlly 7:30 Ill 8 0 Jeoperdyl (!) Major LHgUO 8oHball Clolcogo C<Jbs at Atlanta Bra"'s (LI (IJ Q Entertolnmon1 Tonight Sioroo.Q [IJ II Mamo'o Family 1!11 liD Wheel of Fortune Q Fomlly Feud 8o o Star Stereo. 0 NASCAR Racing Hanes 500 from Martinsville, Va . (T) 8 Ctouftrw 7:35 (lJ Mojor Looguo BooobeU Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Br&'t'es (L} 8:00 Ill 8 1!]1 Freoh Prince of Bet-Air Ashley begins asking WiJI embarrassing ~stions about sex. Stereo._L,I CI1 0 [IJ II FBI: Th<l Un101d Tho skyjacking ol a jet airliner by Richard Flo..td McCoy in 1972 ...§.tereo. LJ Cll (!) Travolo 111 all liD 0 II Evonlng Shedo Taytor holds a garage sale so he can buy a new car . Storao C (!lJ 11 MOVIE: Tho f'onninator (AI (2:00) 11J Murder, Sho Wrote Q Cn>Ok and Chon 13 PrimeNews C II]) Prince Volloiif Stereo. Q 8o30 Ill D 1!]1 Bloaaom Joey·s JOb is threatened by an 18-year-old 't'ideo store manager. Stereo. (IJ a [IJ Q American Detectlwe Florida police wage a fight to stem the flow at Illegal drugs. (PI 1) Stereo . o• a a a** EVENING (tj • & Ebort 0 m Murphy Brown Eldin agrees to anend Lamaze dass with Murphy Stereo _C ' 11J WWFPnnro Tkme Wreatllng WWF Champ1on Title Match: Macno Man Randy Savage vs I.R.S. ® Noollvlllo Now Stereo LAITY King Uvol Q] Falllor Dowling Myotertoo S10reo Q 1:30 illll!l 0 II) Oolignlng Women Julia learns she may need a hysterectomy, so she enters the hospitaL Stereo a Q 18 Sporto Tonlght II]) Bordortown S10reo Q 11 :30 (J) Ko)ak C (lJ Europeln Journal [IJ II NighUino C 0 II 'Swoattng'luitoto' Crime nmo Ahor Primo Time Storao. Q 121 Monoytlno II]) MOVIE: Broken LAnce (2:00) 11:35(2) 8 1!]1 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Corson Stereo. (l)aChHrt C liD Arunlo tfell Stereo. e 12:00 [IJ Q Donnlo Miller 1111 m Lovo Connection 11J Tho Equalizer all Nashville Now Stereo . all NtwtNight 12:06 (IJ D NlghUine Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: From tilt Hlp (PG I (200) 1111 Ql WKRP In Cincinnati 0 Ill Poroonolo 1211noldo PoiHico '92 12:35 (l) 8 1!]1 LAte Night With Dovld LAhtrTnon (I) Q Love Connection Q!) Morrled...Whh Children e 1:00 [IJ II Jenny Jonoo 1111 m Rawhide ~ m Night Qomoo IIJ HoUywood lnoldor Dwlgh1 Yoakam Storoo 8 ShowBiz Today 1:05 (lJ Notional Qoographlc ExpiOtOr (IJ a Now It Con 8o Told 1111 Gil Nowo 1:30 ~ Ill Now It Con 8o Told [)Dog Houoo SportoContor NowoNight Update Ql Pold Program 1:35 (l) 8 1!]1 Later Whh Bob Coello (IJ Q Entortalnmen1 Tonlgh1 Stereo. Q 1:oW 1!11 liD CNN Nowo 2:00 [IJ Q Wo~d Nowo Now Stereo. C lllllll MOVIE: Tho Two Uvoo of Cti'OI Lamer (2:00) 11J Paid Progrom Club Donee Stereo 0 Chackonod Rag 18Wor1dwldoUpdoto II]) 700 Club Whh Pot Robtlrt1on 2:05 (l) D Home Shopping (J)Q Newt 1!]1 NBC Nlghloldo 2:101!111111 Up to tho Minute 2:30 (!) Oonnlo Miller SportoConter Spor1t LAtoNight 2:40 (I) Q Wi!!d Nowo Now stereo. 1.,1 3:00 Up Clooo all Crooofirw llll Peld Program 3:05 (]) Cou1teau'e RediiiCO't'ery ot tho World 3:30 (!) Hogan'o Horoeo 0 Track end Field 98tn Penn Relay Carnival from Pholadolphos (R) all Newo Ovemlgh1 3:<15 Noworoom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Tho Arizona Cowboy (2:00) llJI m MOVIE: High Rlok iAJ (2,00) all LAITY King Uvel 4:05 (lJ All In tho Family 4:35 (I) Hogan's Heroes a = a a = a = 10:00 (lJ (!) Modna~o b Jon01hon MillO< aa am IJIIII Aroonlo Hall Staroo. 0 MocGyver C a Crook end Chooo m f•poeure Holling ventures into the wilderness after Jesse dies. Stereo . all Ill Hunter C 121 Dwlghl Yoakam Stereo aworid New1 llll 700 Club Whh Pot Robofloon 0 10:301))- Q 122 Major Looguo Booeboll (L) 10:35 (lJ MOVIE: Vl'lllnlo Chy (2:30) 11 :GO (l) II CIJ II [IJ II 1!11 liD 0 • 1!]1 Nowo ()) Nigh! Court Q (lJ -watch a a CD WOitd Tcwnonow (]) D EI ....1WiauiiMt TOfligtd Stereo. Q (J) 8 Utestttll of 1M AD lF(J]) • WKAP in Cinciowwti ODtn- 0 Paid ,,.,.. ... ®RNCITesi"'P.._ Stereo =~··- Q] Food lhll Ctollnn W"rlh LArTYJonel 1:00 Ill Q] Paid PrP•'OI"'I'P'•""'" lllllli- I!JIIIF_, ... t » : Sorllt 0 D E.n1-llort:lllirai'"'"'lll*nt• Toniglll Stereo. Q 0over ot tho Decado Ad< Moors Slarvo a- 1:30 (1) 1 1 [IJ Orowkou - a Q I!IIDCNNa Ell'l< "" ' - bySillo 0 Rlft1ing and Racing 2:00 [IJ D World Newt Stereo. E;J IIIJDUpso.,._ IIIID MOVIE: Flolclo iPGI (2 :00) a.....,... ...,. Rodeo Stereo. a 0~ 2:05 (I) D Wor1d Newt Stereo. E;J 2:30 I]) P-'d PtogiWII Ill $porto LAtolligU 3:00 (!) Pold Po ....... SATURDAY 11:05 (lJ MOVIE: Night Sclloot IAI 11 45) 11:30 (l) II 0 Stturdoy Nigh! Live Macaulay Culkin. (A) Stereo (!) MOVIE: AuosotnaUon lPG 13) (2:00) (!} Matt: Russell Comedy Special Storoo. [IJ D Amorlclln Glodlators 1!11 Ill Aroonlo Holl'o Wookond Jom Stereo. Q 0 Paid Plogram Orand Olo Opry Uvo Stereo 0 SportoCon1or 8 Cop~ol Gong/Nowo 11 :35 C1J Q Choero Q 12:00@ • WKRP In Cincinnati at Stlitler Bros. Stereo . 0 College Booebllll Arizona a1Stanford (T) 8 NowoNight llll Bordertow n Storoo Q 12:051IJ Q Boywotch Q 12:30 IJJD WWF WnooUing Cllaltengo Brei (Hitman) Hart, Skinner, RJck (The MOdel) Martel, Tatanka. Texas Tornado, Big Boss Man, Papa Shango; an interv1ew with Money Inc. 1!11 Ill Stuntmaotero 0 E MOVIE: Paougo to Morooillo (2:00) Evans and Nowak II]) Zola Lavlt1 12:50 (lJ MOVIE: Dood and Burled !AI (2:00) 1:00 Ill 8 Homo Shopping 1!!1• Aroonlo Hall'o Wookond Jam Stereo . Q 1!]1 Stor Tnok: T1lo Next a e a a.-.tionC 11J MOVIE: The Vale (AI (2,00) Amortcon Music Shop Stereo a OJtmmy-~ a-Sideo- ...... leckton 3:30(l)D-? II I 'II I]) Neuswoulif (I) Pllld ,, . . . . Associated Press 0_.,.~ Here arc the weekly chans for Mido;lets from Vontln. Call the nauon 's most popular v1dcos as (A) they appear on next wee k's issue of Billboard magazonc. Reprintod with w-. 18 -.,.Fubn 3:45 8 rteWAOOIII Q t:OO (J) l.ooM IJ)WCW_E_ IIIID IIOVIE: T1lo Moott ... (2::00') NowiiT1Io Big a 9,....,, ...., '*"' I • • • a! Newajln't'll Guide llll Paid Progrwm 1:05 (IJ Q WCW Main Event Wreo1llng 1:30 (J) Twilight Zone 11m Q!) Nowo IS Newatplnnacle 2:00 (!) Monotoro ~ID CNN Nowo l!ll Cll MOVIE: American Rln)otAI (2:00) 0 NBC Nlghtolde 8 Texas t:!onnection Stereo lntomeUonol CorTtopondanto/Nowo llll Jowloh Volco 2:05 (I) Q Nowo 2:30 (J) Toleo From tho Darkllde 1!11 ID llll Pokl Plognom On Stage Storoo. @ SportoContor Sporto LotoNight 2:40 (I) II MOVIE: Hoving It All (230) 2:50 (lJ Night Tracko: Chllrtbusters Stereo . 3:00 (!) Paid Progrom 11J MOVIE: Borborion OUHn (2:00) @ Motoworid NowoNight Upclo1o llll Pralao tho Lord 3:30 (!) Runaway Whh the Rich l a a a a Famoua ID Aula Reclng 1ndy lights Championship lrom Phoenix (A) 12! NewafFuture Watch 3:50 (lJ Night Trocko Stereo. 4:00 (l) D Home Shopping (J) Love Boot 1111 m MOVIE: Mlochlot (AI (2:00) 0 Indy 500: A Race tor Heroes 18 LAITY King Wookend 4:30@ Legendo ot the Brickyard Here are the nation's most popular videos By The perm lSSJon . VIDEO SA LES Copyright 1992, Billboard Pub - locations, Inc. 1." IOI Dalmations," (Disney) 2."Fie vel Goes West." (MCAUniversal) 3."Famasoa," (Disney) TUE., APRIL 28 o Murder, Sho Wrote Q • a Crook and Chaoo 0 Amorico'o C2 '92 EVENING 6:00 (l) 8 Ill Q [IJ" ®l Q!) 0111 0 Nowo (!) Video Power (lJ Squara One TV C Moth Looming HOur I!JIID Full Houoo Q IIJ Smurto Q 18 World Today II]) Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. Q 6:05 (lJ Bove~y Hlllblilloo m 6:30 Ill 8 1!]1 NBC Nowo ~ (!) Sovod by 1ho Bell (IJ Q [IJ CJ ABC Now ~ (Z) Wild America Stereo. ®l Q!l 0 G1 CBS Newo 1111111 Andy Griffith IIJ Scooby Ooo 0 Up Close llll New ZorTO Stereo Q 6:35 (lJ Andy QriH~h 7:00 ~ 8 ~ Wheel of Fortune ro The Jefferson• Q__ (IJ a lnoldo Edition -.:;1 (lJ (!) MacNeil/Lehrer NowoHour Q \Jllll Married ... With Children i1111 m1111 Joopordyl ~ Night Court 0 Ill Enterl.llnmon Tonlgh1 Stereo . !;J 11J MacGyver Q 122 SportoConter 8 Moneyllno II]) The Wohons 7:05 (lJ Addams Family 7:30 (l) 1J 0 Joopordyt Q (!) Ma)or League Boooboil Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Bravos (L) (l) C1 Entertainment Tonight Stereo Q [IJ II Mama's Family 1!11 liD Whool of Fortune Q 1111 m Major League Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at Cincinnati Reds (L) 0 Ill Fomlly Feud 8o o Star Storoo. @ Schoop Tolk 8 Crouftre 7:35 ~ Major League Bauball Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Braves !l) 8:00 (l) 8 ~ Thlo to Garth Brooks In a first -time network special, Gar1h Brooks exhibits his popular style of country music includmg footage from his sell-out concerts . (A) (t .00) Stereo C (IJ a llfl3 Full Houoo Michelle begins to dress and act like .a boy so she will be sccept&d. Stereo. C (!) (JJ Nova The 09ad Sea Scrolls have yet to be entirely published . Stereo_Q 1!11 liD 0 Ill Roocuo: 911 A school bus driver passes out while drivi!'Q a full bus . Stereo. C a 4. " The Jungle Book," (Disney) 5.''0scar's Greatest Moments" (Columbia-TriSiar) · 6."Piayboy: Sexy Lingerie IV" (Playboy) ' 7 . "Cherfitn css: A New Atti tude," (CBS-Fox) 8. "Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation," (Warner) 9. "Penlhouse: Satin & Lace " (A Vision) ' IO ." Sa lUrday Night Live : Wayne's World," (Siamtakcr) 121 PrimeNows Q] Rln Tin Tin, -9 Cop Storoo Q 8:30 (I) Q [IJ Ill Home lmprowement Tim tries to give AI instruction s in the line an of dating. Stereo . C ~ Jot Skiing From LBfo Havasu , Anz. (T) a! Country's New Voice George Strait. Emmylou Harris, Randy Travis and Garth Brooks. (0:30) Q] Wltnooo to Survival Q 9:00 Ill 8 1!]1 Low • Order A councilman who has been making blackmail paYf!1ents is murdered . Stereo. C CIJ Q [IJ G Roaeonno Dan helps Mark out after romantic problems with Bec k1 occur. Stereo. c_ (!) (!) Frontline (I :OO)_Q ®) Q!) 0 m MOVIE: Deliver Them From Evil: Tho Toklng ol Alto View' CBS Tueoday Movie (2:00) Stereo. Q illl MOVIE: three Doyo of 1ho Condor (AI (2:30) ® Nashville Naw Stereo. LIITY King Llvol all Father Dowling Myster1ea Stereo . Q 9:30 11J a [IJ II Coech Kelly wants to follow her new friend to Bangkok _Stereo_ a ~ Outside the Linea The Changing Face of Baseball 10:00(2) 8 ~Dateline NBC Stereo. 11J Q Q Civil Wart A woman returns to sue her llusband for aU he IS worth (A) Storoo Q (!) (I) Llotonlng to Amortco With Bill Moyera (I .00) Q On Stage Stereo . ~ Boooboll Tonight all Wo~d Newo Qll 700 Club With Pot Robertson 10:30 (!) Newo 1111 m Night Court C Church Street Sfo11on a2l Major League Baseball a a (L) 10:351IJ MOVIE: From the Hlp (PGo (2 :00) 11 :00 Ill 8 Ill Q llll3 1!11 tm Om ~News 1!J Night Court Q (!) Newswalch ~CD Arsenio Hall Stereo Q5 Crook and Chase all Sports Tonight Q]l Bordortown Stereo. Q 11 :30 (!) Kojok C (1J To the eontr~ Stereo. [IJ Q NighUino ~ m Wrop-Up o 1ho Ponnoylvanlt Primary (2:00) Stereo C 11J MocQY,..r Q all Monoyllna llll MOVIE: The Raiders (1 30) 11:35 (l) 8 1!]1 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Stereo. (IJ Q Choerw C Cl!) Araenio 'ifall Stereo. • e WED., APRIL 29 • EVENING 6:00 (l) II CIJ Q [IJ 13 1!11 G!l 0 Ill 1!]1 Nowo (!) Video Power Square One TV Stereo 12:00 [IJ Ill Donnlo Miller l!llll Love ConnocUon ® Naahwllle Now Stereo. 18 NowsNight 12:05 (IJ a NlghUint Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Dual Alibi (2 30) 1111 m WKRP In ClnclnneU 11J Tho Equoher lnoldt Polhlco '92 12:35 (l) 8 ~Late Night Whh David Letterman (lJ MOVIE: Tho Cholrboyo (AI (2 15) I]) Cl Lo't'e Connection ellil Morrlod ... Whh Children I • THU., APRIL 30 • EVENING 6:00 (l) 8 CIJ Q CIJ G ®JIIil 0 E 1!]1 Nowo (!) Vldoo Power Square One TV Stereo. ~ Reading Rainbow Stereo m Full Houoe Q 11J Smurfo Q World To<loy II]) Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Storoo. Q 6:06 (lJ Bovo~y Hlllblillot 8 6:30 (l) 8 1!]1 NBC Newt (!) Sind by tho Boll (IJ D [IJ 13 ABC Newo a_ (lJ Wild Amtrlco Storoo Q ~ Square One TV Stereo. ~ 1111 0 m CBS Nowo Q 1111111 Andy QriHhh IIJ Scooby Doo 0 UpCiooe llll New Zorro Steroo . Q 6:35 (lJ Andy QriHitll 8 ~ Whool ol Fortune 7:00 \3l rn a_ The Jettenon• (IJ Qlnlldo Edition -.:;1 (lJ (I) MocNeii/Lthrer NewoHour Q \JlG MarriecL.Witll Children ~Ill Jooperdvl C [D G) Star Trek: The Ne1t Generation C aJ Enttrtilnment Tonlght S1ereo. Q 11J MocQyvor Q @ SportoConter Monoyllnt llll Tho Wo~ono 7:05 (lJ Addamo Fomily e a 7:30 Ill 8 1!]1 Joopardvt C (J) Now ~ Con 8o totCl (IJ Q EntortalnrTitnl Tonight Stereo Q [IJ II Mamo'o Fomlly 1!11 Q!) WhHI ol Fo~uno Q ~ Ill Fomlly Feud at Be 1 Stir Stereo. 0 LPBT Bowling From Athens, Ga. (L) 8 Cro11flno 7:35 (lJ Stntord & Son 8:00 (l) G ~ Cooby Show (Series Finale) The family prepares for Theo·s graduation. Stereo. C (!) Major Leoguo BoMboll Texas Rangers at Chicago White Sox (L) (IJ a [IJ II MOVIE: Columbo: Death HHo tho Jackpot (2:00) Cll Mondlng Hearta Christopher Reeve tells the story of six people with AIDS as they face the emotional and psychologicallmpac1 of the disease in a two-year period. (I :00) (!) Wlldomooo Road Tho struggles of frontier families to settle the land along the Wildernen Road in Tennessee and Kentucky are remembered in a Journey along Hs path . (I :00) aiiiD oe Top Copo Throo armed robbers captured; shootou~lth drug dealers. Stereo. C I!J) m The Slmpoono Bart tries to fool the town, but h1s plan backfires. (A) Storoo . Q illl Murder, She Wrote Sioroo. Q lSI Crook and Chase all P~moNowo Q II]) Thal'o My Dog Stereo . 8:05 (lJ MOVIE: Nlghthowks (AI (2 :00) 6:30 1!J1 m Tho Slmpoono Bart takes on odd JObs to ra1 se money to buy a rare com 1c bOok (A) Stereo. C QJ You Asked tor il, Again Stereo 9:00 (l) II ~ Cheero Tho banlo continue s between the Old Towne Tavern and Cheers Storoo. !;J l1) ([J Mysteryl Morse relentles sly pursue s his theory about the car dealer. m Full Houao Q IIJ Smurto Q World To<loy II]) Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. Q 6:051J) Bovo~y Hlllblilloo a a 6:30(2)11 0 NBC Nowo ~ (J) Stved by lila Bell (IJ a [IJ Ill ABC Now C. (lJ Wild America Steroo. Q Squere One TV Stereo Ill ~ Q!) 0 Ill CBS Newt Q 1111 m Andy Qrittllh 11J Scooby Ooo 0 Up Ctooo llll Now ZorTO Stereo Q 6:351J) Andy Griffith 7:00 IJlll 1!]1 WhHI of Fortune 1:00 [IJ Ill Jenny Joneo 1111 m Rawhide 121 On Stage Stereo 18 ShowBiz Today llll Paid Program 1:05(1)8 Now h Con Bo Told 1!11 Q!) Newt 1:300m Now h Con Bo Told 11J WLAF Football Birmingham Fire at San Antonto Riders (A) Church Stroot StoUon ID SportsCenter 18 NowoNight Update 1:35 (l) 8 1!]1 LAter Whh Bob Costas CIJ Q Entertainment Tonight Stereo. Q 1:40 1!11 Q!) CNN Newo 2:00 III II Wo~d Nowo Now Stereo. C l!ll m MCJIIIE: El Diablo (2:00) ~ Club Dance Stereo @ NBA Today Woridwldo Updoto llll 700 Club With Pot Robortoon 2:05 (l) 8 Homo Shopping 11Ja Newo ~ NBC Nigh1olde 2:10 1!11 liD Up to tho Minute 2:30 0 Spor1oConter Sports LAteNight 2:40 Ill a Worid Newo Overnight S1oroo. Q 2:50 (lJ MOVIE: LAw and Oloordor IAI (2:00) 3:00 (!) Dennis Miller @UpCiooo Croootlre llll Paid Program 3:30@ NASCAR Racing Hones 500 trom Martins't'i!le, Va. {A) Nowo Overnight 3:45 Noworoom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Trigger, Jr. (2 00) 1111111 MOVIE: FOJ Love of Ivy (PG) (2 :00) all LIITY King Uvol 4:30 11J Dog Houoe 4:50 ID Three Stoogoo ~ The Jefferson• Q_ (IJ II lnoldo Edition -.:;1 (lJ (!) MacNeil/Lehrer NewoHour Q Q Married ... Whh Children a \ll ~liD Jeopardy! 1111 m Star Trek: Tho Nut Generation C aJ II) Entert8'fnment Tonight c (Pt2)~ ~ liD Stroot Stories Stereo. I!J) m Bevoriy Hlllt, 90210 Brenda lies to her parents so she can go to Me~t ico with Dylan. Stereo. C [) MOVIE: A Nlghtmore on Elm Street iAJ (2:00) ® Nelh't'Uie Now ~ Top Rank Boaing Ligt1t Flyweight bout: Michael Carbajal (23-0. 13 KOs) vs TBA. 10 rounds, from Alburque rque, N_M_(l ) all LaiTY King Llvel 13] Father Dowling Mysteries Storoo Q 9:30 (l) 8 ~ Wings Joe •s asked to fly the schoors new hot shOt~cher to a game Stereo. l,J 10:00 (2) 8 0 L.A. Low An elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease IS exploited. Stereo. [] C1J Q ~ Prtmefime u ...e stereo . l!J Rage or Democracy Citizen participation in civic life. including activism and politics. is eKplored by Anthony Lewis of the New York Times and politica l scientists . (1 :00) (I) Under Fire ~liD Om Human Foetor A female doctor charges the ~ ospital with seKual discrimination. Stereo. 0 1111 Gl Hunter C O'n Stlgt Sferoo World Nowo II]) 700 Club Whh Pot Robertson 10:051J) MOVIE: Street Smort (AI (2 :00) 10:30 (I) Wool Vl'lllnlo Report Te•as Connection Stereo. a a a 11 :oo (l) 8 rn a CIJ [IJ • 1!11 Q!) 0 m 1!]1 Nowo 11) Newawatch ~CD Arsenio Hell Stereo 0Mac0yver C a Crook and Chate ~ Beooboll Tonight a Sports Tonight II]) Bordertown Stereo. Q 7:05 (3) Addomo Fomlly 7:30 (l) 8 1!]1 Joopordyl C (!) Now II Con Bo Told ({) Q El!!frtainment Tonight Stereo. t;1 [IJ II Mama's Family ~ Q!) Wheel ol Fortune Q 0 m Family Feud 8o o Star S1oreo @ Ma)or League Booeboll (L) C Cro11rtre 7:35 (lJ Sontord & Son 8:00 (l) 8 1!]1 Unoolved Mysteries The search tor Noah 's Ark : a searct1 for a kidnapped woman . Stereo. a a ~MOVIE: Conspiracy to Kill (2 00) (IJ Q Ill G Wonder Veers Norma and Jack agree to Michael and Karen's ~pie-style wedding . Stereo. a a m NoUonol Geographic Speclol Stereo C (I) 1!11 Q!) 0 II MOlliE: 'Botmon' CBS Movie,!podol (PG13J(2:45) Storoo. l;l I!J) m MOVIE: Top Qun (PGi (2:00) 11J Murder, She Wroto Storoo. !;J Crook and Chooo a 11 :30 (!) Kolok 1:;1 (l) John Mclaughlin's One on One [IJ 11 Nlghtllna 0 MOVIE: Final Notice (2:00) Stereo E;1 13 Nashville Now Stereo 8 LOITY King Uvel all Flth!!.,Dowting Mysteries Stereo. L,l 9:30 (IJ a [IJ Q Sibs Howie works at a local bar to make some money to buy Nora a gift . Storoo . Q 10:00 (!) Newo 0 [IJ Ill 20/20 Stereo. 1fi [$ ID Hunter C a American Music Shop Stereo. a World News II]) 700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:20 (lJ MOVIE: Tho Bod Nowo Baars in Breaking Training (PG) (145) 10:30122 Baooboll Tonight 10:45 ®lllil ~ m Rescue: 911 Campus police al tt1e University of Kansas lind a pope bomb . Stereo. Q tt :oo rn 8 CIJD CIJG ®111!1 Om~ News (!) Night Court Q (!) Newswatch ~I) Arsenio Hall Stereo crJ MacOyver C ® Crook and Chell @ Spor1sCenter all Sports Tonight II]) Bordortown Stereo Q 11 :30 (!) Ko)ak ~ (!) Greal Dft:lsions [IJ Ill NlghUino Q IDJIII 'Dangerous Curves' Crime Time After Prime Time Slereo. Q Moneyline II]) MOVIE: Tomahawk (2:00) 11 :351]) 8 ~ Tonlgh1 Show Starring Johnny Carson Stereo. (IJQChHrl C I!) Arsenio -~all Stereo. a e 12:00 IJJIII Donnla Miller [D ID Lov1 Connectton IIJ Tho Equollzer tJ1 Nashwille Now Stereo. 0 Howollon Ocean Evontt Waokiko Kings Race (A) 121 NowoNighl 12:051J) MOVIE: Tho Slrtongor Whhln (I :30) (IJ Q NlghUino Q 12:30 (!)MOVIE: Dakota (PGJ (2:00) 1111 m WKRP In ClnclnnoU 0 m Poroonolo Woman's Pro Beech Volleyball From San Juan, Puerto Rico (A) all lnoldo Politico '92 12:35(2)8 ~ La1o Night Wltll David Lenarman (l) D Love Connection Morrted... Whh Cltlldrwn = ell!) 1:00 (I) II Jenny Jonoo l!ll Ql Rawhide 0 m Nlgh1 Oomoo 11J MOVIE: LAdy In Whho (PGI3) (2,00) Americon Muolc Shop Stereo . 8 ShowBiz Today 1:05 11J Q Now 11 Con Bo Told 1!11 Q!) News 1:300m Now It Con Be Told rzz America's Cup '92 18 NowoNight Update llll Paid Program 1:351]) 8 1!]1 La tor Whh Bob Costas (J) MOVIE: He Know1 You',. IJono (AI (2:00) (l) Q Entertainment To,1tght Storoo. Q 1:40 all Q!) CNN Nowa 2:00 Ill G World Nowo Now Stereo. C l!ll m MOVIE: Tho Verdict IAI (2:30) 13 Club Dance Stereo 0 lnoldo tho PGA Tour Wo~dwldo Updote llll 700 Club With Pot Robertson 2:05 (l) 8 Homo Shopping (IJ Q Nowo ~ NBC Nightalde 2:10 1!11 Q!) Up to tho Minute 2:30 1!J Donnto Miller 122 SportoConter Sporto LAtaNight 2:40 Ill Q Wi!!d Nowo Now stereo. L,l 3:00 11J MOVIE: Whho Fire (2 .00) 122 Up Clooo 18 Crosallre II]) Pold Program 3:30 (!) Paid Program 0 Top Rank Boxing (A) 12tJ News Overnight 3:35 (l) Gunamoke 3:45 8 Noworoom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Bondho of tho Wool (2:00) 1!11 Q!) CNN Nowo 8 LAITY King Llvol 4:30 1111 Ql MOVIE: Summar Htt1 (AI (1 :30) 4:35 CI) Hogan's Heroet a a a FRIDAY ~~~~~~·==========~ I 1111. FRI MAY 1 • Stereo. C Stereo. Q ·o EVENING 6:00 (l) II Ill II [IJ II ®l G!l Om ~Nowo (]) VIdeo Power (lJ SqUIIrl Dno TV Q ~Reading Rainbow Ster eo e ~Ill Full Houoe Q 11J Smurto Q 12:00 [IJ II Donnlo Miller []) ID Love Connection [) Tho Equalizer Naohvlile Now 18 NowoNight 12:05 (lJ MOVIE: 52 Pick -Up [AJ (2:00) 11J Q NlghUine Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Third Degree Bum (2:00) (I]] tD WKRP In Cincinnati 011 Poroonols a21 AMA SupercroSI From Atlanta (T) lnolde Polhlct '92 12:35 (l) 8 ~ LAte Night With Da't'ld Letterman CIJ II Lo't'e Connection Q!) Married... Whh Children 18 Worid Today Qll Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop S1oroo. Q 6:051IJ Boveriy Hillbillies 6:30 (l) 8 1!]1 NBC Newt Q (!) Stved by tho Boll (IJ Q [IJ G ABC Nowo C. 11) Wild America Stereo . t:;J ~ Square One TV Stereo a ~Q!) Om CBS Nowo 0 IIIIID Andy Griffith 11J Scooby Doo @Up Clooo llll Now ZorTO Storoo Q 6:35 (lJ Andy GriHIIh 7:00 \3jiJ ~ WhHI of Fortune a e (l) The Jeffersona Q_ 11J Q Inside Edition -.:;1 1:00 [IJ II Jenny Jones 1111 m Rowhldo Om Night Gomoo 11J MOVIE: Roggedy Mon (PGI (2:00) at On Stage Stereo 8 ShowBiz Today II]) Pold Program t :OS(IJQ Now It Con 8o Told ®111!1 Nowo 1:300111 Now h Ctn Bo Told aD Texet Connection Stereo (!) (I) MacNeil/Lehrer NewoHour Q II Marrloicl... With Children \fi ~ Q!) Jeopardy! C 1111 m Stir Trak: Tlot Noxt Generation [] llZI at Entertiinment Tonight Storoo !;J IIJ MocG)'ver Q @ SportsCenttr Moneyllno II]) MOVIE: ZorTO, tile Legend Begins (2:00) 7:05 (lJ Addamo Family 7:30 (l) II 1!]1 Jooperdyl C (!) Major League Baaiball Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Rods (L) ({)II Entertainment Tonight Stereo. Q [IJ G Momo'o Family 1!11 Q!) WhHI of Fortune Q Om Family Feud 9 Bo a Star Stereo r2J Major League Baseball (l) 18 Croootlre 7:351IJ Major Looguo Boooboll New York Mats at Atlanta Bra't'es (L) 6:00 (l) 8 1!]1 MaUock Conrad discovers that Levin is still ali..,. {PI 2 ol 2) Storoo. Q II) D [IJ Femily Mattera Steve's look-alike robot, Urkelbot, returns to fight crime . Stereo. C Cll (!) Woehl~ Week In Rovtow Steroo Q 1!11 ID lllliJ Roocuo: 911 a Motowo~d a = a i @ SportoConter 12!1 Monayllne all The WaHons a 8 NowoNight Updole 1:35 Ill 8 1!]1 LAter Whh Bob Costas (J) rl Entertainment Tonight Storoo . Q 1:401!1111!1 CNN Nowo 2:00 [IJ II Wor1d Ntwo Now Stereo. C l!ll m MCIIIIE: Mollo PrinCOII (2:00) Club Donee Stereo. Thoroughbnod Dlgeot all Woridwlde Update II]) 700 Club With Pot Robert•on 2:05 (l) 8 Homo Shopping 1D MOVIE: Tho Mod Bomber (2:00) ~ NBC Nlghtoldo 2:10 CIJa Newt 1!11 liD Up to tho Minute 2:30 (J) Dannlo MillO< 0 SportoCenter 8 Spano LAteNight 2:40 (I) Q W . l!.,rld Newt Now stereo L,J 3:00 IIJ MOVIE: T1lo Loll Married Couplo In Amo~co (A) (2:00) 0 Up CloH 18 Croooftno llll Paid Program 3:30 (J) Hogon'o Htrooo 0 lnoldo tho PGA Tour New• Overnight 3:458 Noworoom Q t :OO (J) MOVIE: Fronllor Gambler 9:00 (l) 11 ~ 27tll Annual Academy ol Country Music Awards A live telecast from the Universal Amphitheatre 1n Califorma, honoring country mus1c's elite . Hosts : Clint Black. Lorrie Morgan and Travis Tritt . (2:00) Stereo Q (IJ a [IJ II Room tor Two Jill and Man win a contest; Edie forces a secret into lhe open _Stereo_ 1:;1 (l) CIJ American Playhouse A Chinese woman figt1ts to esceps a life ot prostitution 0 MocOyver Q a 0 s Stereo . ~ a 0 m 'SOk Stolkingo' C~mo Time After Prima Time Stareo Q 0 SporttContor 18 Moneyllne llll MOVIE: Comanche TorTHory (I 30) 11 :35 (l) 8 ~ Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Stereo (IJ Q Choorw C aD Arsenio tfall Stereo. 8 PrimoNows C a)! Big Brother fake Stereo . 1:05 Cil MOVIE: Tho Bod Nawo Beors (PG) (2: 15) 1:30 (IJ Q [IJ a Doogio Howoer, M.D. Doogie and Wanda declare war on members of the med~l establishment Stereo . L,l Maniac Mansion Stereo Reading Rainbow Stereo THURSDAY· a 0 D Dn Scono: Eln.... .,googonocqy Ro-O AIMitc:.• flfwh• rw 9 ltoiJ a IIIMidlr II e.-.g W<xld oiSpeed ond - . t y S1Brac. 0 B o - Toniglll Nowo/Wor1d "-1 Anal Edition IIJ)Johno12:30(l)D- SIICijljlii'tl W(!) MOVIE: (2:00) • WEDNESDAY a Stereo: .:;;J _ lllllll Amorico'o Moot Wanted A convicted murderer escapes trom a maximum-security prison Stereo . Q 11J Murder, She Wroto Q Crook and ChilO 9 PrimoNtwl Q 1:30 Ill D [IJ 8 Stop by Stop A clown shows up to help celabratLBrendan 's birthday a ,r (lJ (!) wioll Stroot Week Stereo. Q 9:00 Ill 8 1!]11'11 Ay Away Forrest aslls Christina to represent a black men m a murder trial. Stereo. (I) Q (J) CJ DinOIIUr'l Earl's bosses choose the family to be in a com . ~ny commercial. Stereo l,J C!J Loclz Ghetto Tho beS&Iged and doomed City In Poland rs exammed, where 200,000 Jews who were trapped in the ghono wore hold. (2 00) (!) American Molters Ono ol Amenca ·s foremost screenwnters, Waldo Sal1 . 1s featured . C ®l Q!) ~ dJ MOVIE: 'Houoe on Sycamore Street' CBS Movie Speclol (2:00) Stereo. 0 0 till at Slghtlnga A.ncient and psychiC healing lechniques treat modern ills. Stereo . 0 Beyond Reaftty ® Nul'lvllle Now Stereo LAITY King Uvol ID Father Dowling Mystertea Stereo. 9:30 Ill Q Choors C [IJ Q Boby Toif Mickey recalls the chaos leading up to Magg1e and James· wedding. Storoo. Q 1111 m Hidden Video A support group for di\lorced male s tnes to find !half manhood . (A) Stereo 0 Swemp Thing 10:00 (l) 8 0 Filth Comer R1cha rd is greeted with mixed emotions when he linds his tamitf . Stereo . Q [IJ G 20/20 Stereo. 0 a 0 0 lfi rn Caught In the Crosallre The role of the United Nations as both peacekeepe' and peacemaker rna rap1dly changing world IS e)(amined (1 -10) Stereo. [D at Hunter C 11J Tho Hltchhllior ®On Stage Stereo 8 World News II]) 700 Club With Pot Robertson 10:30 (!) Nowo 0 Roy Bradbury Thoe1er ® Austin Encc::n Stereo 0 Major League Boooboll (L) 10:35 Cil MOVIE: Mario: A Truo Slory (PG131 (2:00) 11:00(2)8 CIJQ [IJIII ®111!1 0 • 1!]1 Nowo (!) Night Court Q (l) ;::~~hHell Stereo. ; a MOVIE: RtiOrTO School ~~(AI (2:00) Crook end Chose 8 Sporta Tonight II]) Bordortown Storoo Q 11 :30(2)8 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Coroon Stereo. ~ ~:~~kM~Ioter [IJ Ill NlghUine Q 0 Ill 'Dark Juot!Ct' Crime Time A~ Primo Time ., a Monoytlno II]) Bordortown S1ereo Q 11 :35 (IJ Q Choort C ~em ArHnto tfell Stereo . Tonight Show Starring Johnny carson Stereo 12 :00 (J) IJ Dennis MIUer [I) (I Lo't'e Connection tJD Naehvllle Now Stereo a NewtNight all AudloViaion Wtth ScoH Ross Stereo. 12:05 (IJ Q Nlghtllne Q 12:30 (!)MOVIE: Chongo ol Hoort (2 001 [l) ID WKAP in Cincinnati at lnsldt Polltlct '92 12:35 (l) 8 ~ Loto Night With David LaUerman (lJ MOVIE : Vouh ol Hooor IPGI (1 :45) (}) 1J LO't'8 Connection ~a!) Married...With ChUdren I) Personals 1:00 I]) tiJ Jenny Janet l!ll G1 Rowhlde crt MOVIE: Cannlb.lf Women In the A't'ocado Jungle ol Deeth IPGI3i (2 001 ® On Stogo Stereo ShowBiz Today all Paid Program 1:05 (IJ Q Now II Can Be Told ®l Q!) Newo cr%1 mJ Night Games 1:30 QJ Au&tln Encore Stereo ~ SporlaCenter 18 NowsNighl Updata t :35 (l) 1J ~ Frldoy Nigh1 Videos (}) a Entertainment Tontght Stereo ~ m Now It Con Bo Told a O 1:40 g CID CNN News 2:00 [!) ID MOVIE: Tougher Than Leather (R) (2 00) 3 Club Dance Stereo @ Inside the Senior rGA Tour IS Wortdwidl Update II]) 700 Club With Pot Robtlrtson 2:0511J Q News 2:1fJ ®I Uil Soul Train 2:20(3) MOVIE: A Stronger to Watching (2 00) 2:30 (]) Dennis Miller 122 SponoComor 8 Sporto LoteNight 2:35 (l) 8 Homo Shopping ~NBC Nlghtalde 2:40(1Ja MOVIE: Spocehuntor: Advonturw In tho F Zone iPGI (2 :00) 3:00 IIJ MOVIE: Night Po1r01 (R) (2 :00) @ Up Clooe Crooallre ill Paid Progrom 3:10 1!11 C1J Night Court Stereo. Q 3:30 I!J Paid Progrom @ Motoworid 18 Nowo Overnight a Bo~ 3:40 1!11 Gil lluddlot 3:<15 Naworoom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Loot of lila Ooaperadoo (2:00) a �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER WOlD Television Viewing I" CI£AT1 V£, TIUIW'I'l£. euT "'l 'Lf.E.P GN 'fOlX(. OtJI.l Til#£ I • FRI., APRIL 24 • NAY CAT I 1· 1 I I I 2 11l-~=::.~ YO I! WITH 'iOVR HOMEWORK. TONIGHT . r'M TOO TIRED. Clle Clle ae - --1 I 1I I I I '' I EI I I If GLUAEE Q I s I I I I' I I OlNIC ~A a::.:t Q l1l SMd: till ~L(I).,~..:=c ae aecas-Q 1D Up CioN '·was looking fol the new utensil I had gotten to make a kilcta1 chore easier. • A gadget." granny lectured "is 00,. ...-.Q... ~J~ (1). c.m.o ae eun.m A- c NORTH BRIDGE SW Tr.k: The~~~ :::r-Tcngtd • "6 J • KQJ ~~~~ ftt'D ffTTf~ STAKf TIDYIN() vp ALDER =1!£... f)()WN Clle e n - - ron~g~~~ St11reo. Q Clllldrwn (L) Mator lug~l8 Prubtl Houston Astros at Atlantl Bra""s (L) TUNK ... OO><'T TAKE IT 50 WARD! HECK ... .T~ANKS! 1:00 (I) e Ol - Matlod< investigates lho murder ol telewision producer . ~ C 2) Stereo Clle a t of (I). Flllllly MIIIWI Carl gels upset when ho thinks his birthday has gone C un~ . ShWI0. (l) ()) Wllhilll"'" 1111111 In R-Stareo~C ae a • Elvii'i n. ~ lntat9'iews, rar• film footlogll, home movies and toped pertormonceo pay tribul1l lC lho of lho King. Guests: JllfTY Schilling, W1r* Menlndalo. (2:00) Stereo. Q llJ) • AIMrlclt'l Moot mtmOI' w-.. Jamaican ...,.,.n on her husband . ttvows acid Stareo. Q iiJ~SIIIWIOII Stereo. y • Cn>oll llld CllaM 8 PwllrwNear E;J 1:311 (I). (I) • . , by Slllp Soatll at Frank'slodgo Stereo. Q (l) ())WIISiiwi- SI9roo. Q t.oo ~ • Oll'l Fly A- Ully offers room lnd IXlard 10 1 handsome musician_Stereo fl!a Cllellll jOins Spike's rn WHEN MY NOM V.OKE ~ED ME UP, I YELLED 'bFF THAT I WA5 KINQ OF THE 'M-tOLE V.ORLD. WITH HEOI< HEAD! MOTHER5 CAN~ PRETTY T E:51Y AT 11-\<tr HOUR OF rn~:l~ FnmSlerOO. THE NORNING. N Robbie gang lor pi otlk."tioll and becomes thaW Dev+d ~• The • ..=.:'ot ordinary people enoounhlring ESP and Olllel' pyscl1ic phonomeo1011 ... felturod . (I 00) St11reo C a l - Now Stereo. Ill LMiy lUng LMI 0 fatllt!. Dowling ....,.,.......... .. ~ j S111roo. I;,J 4 c (I) e llaby Tel( Maggio 1:30 (I). c-. BARNEY talks James iniO eloping witt\ ELVINEY IS FIXIN' LUKE Y AN EARLY $UPPER HOW IN THUNDER CAN YOU TELL THAT ? hor. 519rOO. SH E'S C iiJ s...npT!Wig WARMIN' UP 10:00 ~ • HER SK IL LET W..l J.2. I. Pass p.., ;+ Pass 2. •• Pass Opening lead • Q L _ _ __ __ _ _ __ hne . ® ,_, . . . .AI'IIlbiL ACROSS ~iraan 1 Clr*d s~t •ad g Hot tprlftg t 2 Body wfKe 13 Wild ....... 14T- ..0 5oNI 42F- _, ow1Mn' Ofl43 Col1egl dog. "Rep tv •n _,. --r.::: - '*"'· eqe 'J JRI IS L.-po ol 46 E-ato 16 A 511'1 17F........ 48c, 50 Efti!IIO~g 18 Ill¥ d :zoC:. ~ Acl<tf- 54 ••••'~'•- $clulllf 56- 2.2 Haw PM x=;::tInfo sa ¥1 d'c• llllftiJ sg c-..1 2 4 - -. liOAdlol'l 27UM•- 61 12 Y-11 011 FISt lircren lebbr.) 2 Hewllliln 35~ 63 Stop wo<lllng 3 Cllopalre'o 36 Fo8:11ngor Gullwlot DOWN tor- 33-. .. 29 Zero g. 1 ~ llllt,.nl 8 Gin unwanted advice rtvlf i Cui 10 Senchel 4 Wood knol 5 11oft lnoollnt 11 Conoumod food 8 Yorttohlro 1i Coltbrltlon: lUff. 21 Alrk:en nation 24 PeHy quorrol StereO. U Skin opening :Ill Chrtllntlo 28 Conttdlln Ed 32 Tekeldvlc:t mounds and riYefboat bonds. (I :00) 38 Awoko I 30 Lounge lbout 31 Pick cerotullr 34 Y11ma 38 Ungonlleftllnlr men intncacies of the mind are '-Your 'Birthday April 25, 1912 Your greatest successes in the year ahead c ould come as a resull of rejuve nating two old interests. There will be linkage between these endeavors that wilt work to your benefit. ctal kno wledge you've acqwred over the years ts of constderable val ue to others. as welt as yourse lf Begm tooktng lor markets today CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Before tnvoil.-mg yourself tn a jotnl endeavor . be cer ta in your counterpart ennances the venture as muc h as you do If lhls IS true. go alt out LEO (July 23- Aug. 22, Someone you 're closely assoc1ated with doesn 't thmk you'lt honor a recent commitment Get lhts matter straightened out today VIRGO (Aug. ZJ..S.pt. 22) Your poSSI· bitltles for fulfilttng ambttious objecttves CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) 11 s ,m . perahve you let your employer ~now what you expect 111 return lor work you ' re about to d o W•thout an under standing , you m•ght no1 be properly compensated AQUARIUS (Jon. !ZCH'ob. 11) II you are matenally motivated tOday . your chances for success will be cons.dera bly enhanced Go1ng after tang•ble re~ wards igmtes your amb•hons PISCES (Fob. 20-Mon:h 20) You can are very favorable at this t1me. You 'l l have some good and bad days, but sol td progress ts likely best help a close frtend today by malo. tng it known you 're a sohd supporter However , be sure this •ndiv•duat •S aware that any 1011tal effort w1U no t be 20) Acknowl· LIBRA (S.pl. 23-0ct. 23) Restrict your vours. edgment and possible rewards for something you worked long and nard on appears to be In the offing . Don't think of g1vtng up on tt now. Know where to lOOk for romance and you'll find it . The Astro--Grapt1 Matchmaker instantly risk · lekmg to a mtnimum today 11 tl doesn't look ltke you're wtred tnto a sure thing, pass on the action TAURUS (April 20-Mey 41 YOIIIIUttora 45Diflglr 47 Downy duck explained by researtller1 and experts w1t11 lho use of addressed stamped em·elope to Matchmaker. c/o thi S newspaper . P 0 Bo• 9 1428 . Clev eland . OH 44 10 1-3428 GEMINI (Mar 21 -Juno 20) Some spe· SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your mind maybe focused tOday on a serious mat - ARIES (Moreh 21·April 11) S•gn.ltcant progress c an now be made regarding an endeavor 1hat has been stuck on dead center . G1ve 11 a new lOOk I rom a fresh perspect•ve . computer animation. (t :10) Stereo. C . 91. a'". Burt R8JII aida' 1 48 Poollc fool 41 Thick • • 51CIIohl¥tM¥tl 52 Silk llbrlc 53 Wooden tub 55 Fr..,.,eter ConiiWMtlolll Will\... Intel"""" Reynclda Kathy Ma-. Dolly Pll1on, Tanya Tud<e< and Lorrie MofVIn. £J';=:'Jl... .. , ·' ' Cindmeti 57 Reds a1 Hilt ~1Uva Sen Diego "-<<res (l.) iiJTMH...-. al0n8111pStw.Q. IIIWOIId0 700 Qlb ... Rch rtacM 10:30(1)- 0 ll8y .. d'l I'Y 'lliMI8r • - E - . Slereo. GMitorLI&II••• t . ' DKP (l) A l M £ 10:3& (J) MOVIE: - · 0111 CI'Gl 12:00) 11:00~• we Clle • • ceo""' l1l Night Court Q (l) flaaaw&ICti iiJ PIIA Gall KmertGrMnlboto ()pan, 2nd round, from G!Mnaboro, N.C. IRI ter you 've been purposely e vading . Now ... 1 llodk:ll lnetrumenta Ill lnoldo lntorm.tlon Tho BERNICE BEDE OSOL OMIIKMIK U M J T 0 M J IT WO E F l l l W T .. """*''* -.. •·. - DISCUSS STATUS - Wm V'qiaia cmissioner of Highways Frod VuKiR, q &r. addressed 130 peopk Tburoct.y ..;pr • IW .a. Ius or the propnsed constrama. ol a - ~ Bridge and highway expusiolls ,._.. • iol«mal meeling al lbe Poinl Plusaa1 Nalioaal Guard Armory. Randy Epperly, director of roodway design, seated on left, and Ben Hank, chid or the environmental section, right were also on hand to help explain work that is being done. Centerville schedules 9th annual parade, bean dinner activity May 23 CENTERVILLE - Organil>"fi illj.-y !RalmCIII techniques in a of Lhe ninth annual Centecvill< · ' halliu.:• mt The 9151 Parade and Bean Dinner, sot for OUI Vcbnl 1 IDlantty, which Saturday. May 23, hav< pllii!DOII IUDIIy . . . . , . . S a - da some fairly big doings for tltis u-.il W• map iD lbc Gallipolis year's event, activities lhat offer Cily P.olt, is e>qakd Ill JRSmt a somelhing for everyone. !Mic:aita vi a lllldia's life during The parade be~ms at II a.m. lll doe W• Bt:twa:u the States. lh e old Centerville Eleme<~ury A - ; . . .._blilht of lhc: bean School and ends al the Communily diua -.rill be a waterball fighl Park. where the bean dinne.- •-ill ~ IIIII: _ . . and junior fii'C· commence wilh food and auatain· li&lllen ol tile Centerville and mcnl untillhe late aflemOOO. lb111oln ..-ohmlcer fire depart Tematively scheduled 10 appear - . 1k lllllllc is open 10 other at the bean dinner will be the Liie- aco 1ft dqiMimtliiS.. accooling 10 Fiighl helicop~er from Gram Modi- dr '*lei Me cunmittec . cal Cenler in Colwnbus. the Gallitt Ea»:• na at the bean dinner County EMS rescue unit. and tbt ,..jJ lr pow ilbl by Joolan 's CounGallia County Shenff' s Depan - try MHic. a live broadcast by mcm 's drug -de~eetins dog. WCJO Ratio. Jackson, and 1he The rescue urut w1ll demmlllrlll< Mid-, MlllKittiiU. a clogging the Jaws of Life ex:raction deviot ptql. used in accident entrapmeniS, in ~1\a=~Dw:';"':ls. a member or lhe addilion to a demon stration of c planning tile event. said 0 Stortel of ... I 'PP' The history, people and cul1ure of lho Mississippi ""' reveated in tates ot Mud Island, nati"" Americln ofligy SCI that tl has your atten110n . a po st l ~>ve res Olution 1s hk ety SAGITIARIUS CNow. 23-Dec. 2t) Someone whose support you n%-d tor a program o f yours can be swayed - •I you potnt out t he tact that •1 s.er ~es lh1s mdtv•dual"s tnt erests as much as tl does you r s Ulll 37 Pert of (ti Redig till Alvw: re>Jeals whtch s•gns are ro m an tical ly perlecl for you Matl $2 plu s a long, sell - ...J of play available . Win trick one with the spade king in hand, casb the club ace and play a club to dummy's queen. Now lead the heart king and discard your spade loser. You know West will win with the ace, bul be cannot hurt you. Suppose he returns a spade. You wln in the dummy and cash the three heart win· ner.~, discanling diamonds from your hand. You will lose tricks only to West's red aces. Alway! bear in mind the loser-on· loser play. It may be the ooly winning FBI extrodltes Richard 10 Japan to stand !rial tor ASTRO-GRAPH Pass Pass PallS Pw a guaranteed line Ol F1llll ear- Tho \Ill:'~~,i Eut Nortll Pass The World Almanac® Crossword Puzzle 23 iiJ lleyooMI Aellllty ~ 15 rec-tly Vet - . and dlug1111r1 compete In • beauty ~ MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Vulnerable Both Dealer Wesl Oaastonally yoor well-01led bid· dtng syslmt Will go olf the rails. You ..,u bypass lbe best r:ootract and reacb ..,. lllal IS less sate. But when lllat boppe115. doo 't sit ruing the nussod opportunity. eonc..ntrale on mating lbe actWII C'OIIIrart You can <hscuss lbe aoct100 aller the sessioo. On loday's deal. cover the East· W<!st cards. Against your cootract of live clubs. West leads tbe spade queen. Nortll's t-.pade cue-bid showed thai be bod a particularly strong hand. probably wtth a club lit. After lhat. the auction was nalunl. llllfllfdUIIely yoo note tbal three n<> trump.....W be laydown. Even 1! part· didn 'I want lo btd thrft ~trump bunse!(. be could have bid three spades...,. three dwnootd5 to ask you lor a slopper. Hut it's too late 10 worry about thai DOW. Apply your mind 100 percmt lo fiDclinc lbe rigltt line of play m five clubs. Forbis "P""i•g bul. West must have tbe A-Q of dWooods. so tbere's no poutt 111 boptng lo guess tbat swt cor- Ill Crautn •w. C'MON, tKJIOB +AKJ854 alllel SWStereo. p M KZOK CMTI H W T T U E F Z Z WI Y " c It P E F H K TMDKTO . P11EV10US SOI.L/TION· "Self-ell"""' Isn 't owrythl"'l . It's just that thoro'o Giorto Stel"""' -op- Update given on other highway projects +3 ... Keep your eye on the contract By PUlip Aldff D.._,Lugi•P ·~•• ... 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Q 1;05 (]) lev•rty HlllbT' II 1:311~• Celtics top Pacers in NBA playoffs - C-1 0 0 RR E ~=CourtQ g w011c1 r2., 0 Tin. I'LL PU~ DOWN T>lE s;.,ME T1RED OLD ANSWERS TO THE SAME TIRED OLD QUE5T • 0~5 THAT 'S ALL R16HT . IT L. WORK OUT FINE . Crowd likes to see beagles run tour ICrombled words tQ fonn fCNr simplt words low a•o- PEANUTS ! CANT i.JELP 75 cents ~! EVENING 1:00~• Sunda)r '::~::.' S@\tcil~-L&c!rSe lAIII HIIH CLAl I . ,OLLAN 0 t-"'- lettor~ ol tho , ._ _"-'f(!!lloo. Leaders urged to attend hearing Ry !IRIAN j . REED Times-Sentinel StaiT POMEROY - Membecs of Lhc five-counly coalition pushing for scrubber inslallation 81 the Gm<nl James M. Gavin Planl in GJ.Iha Counly gal a closer look at Lhc I"'>' posed system last week. American Electric Power, the company which owns and openiii:S lhe Gavin planl, announced on Thursday Lhat it plans 10 insWIIbe $800 million scrubbing oquiJ:mcm. Thac announcement allowed mincn at the Ohio Power-owned coal mines in Meigs Counly Ill breatbc a litlle easier, as a fuel switch wool4 have almost certainly closed !he Meigs Minb,..Now, coal minel'li and communi!)' leaden are encouraging public auendance al a public hearill& on May 4, which will deal witlt Lhc proposed conslruclion of hme barge unloading doc.ts and asmatcd environmental issues n-''riQI to the scrubber instaiiNion. U.S. Congressman Bob McEwen and State Senotor Jaa Michael Lon~ have alread y announced their mlattions 10 aumd the hearing. The Sierra Club, a nationo;ide environmenlal group based ilt San Francisco, Calif., has submilllld a 10-page letter opposing the iaUbber inslallation based 81 least pal'lly on wha1 iL has tenned the "Disneyland approach" of AEP's lre8lm<lnl of area wetlands. Continued on A-2 !he dinner IS open tu ''"J me or any group wishing to display crafiS or other items. There will be no charge, but tbt.. groJJps setting up lhe displays must bring !heir own stands or latiS. Anyone wishing to set up a display, or encer a unit in Lhe parade, must comacl Daniels by May 15 . She can be reached by calling 245-5635 during evenings. In addilion to the traditional bean dinner, the Centerville Grange will sell Bob Evans sausage, and other concessions will be available. For the parade, uniiS must gather at 1he old Centuville school buildling belween 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Mel Caner, veteran Gal· lia Counly educator and coach, will be parade marshal, while Dr. Barry M. Dorsey, president of the Uni· venily of Rio Grande, is scheduled to be a special guest and ride in lhe same car with Mayor Ted Pcrroud. Gallia auditor responds to recommendations By JIM FREEMAN T-.s-Smlilwl Staff I!Aiilo~·s aolt: Ohio State Aadilor Tbo•as E. Ferguson a td - ier Ws month the rduw or ah Gallia Couaty Fi ial C e•am ror ~ period Ja. 1., .,., 10 Dec. 31, 1990. l.a5t W'ftl. lbe Times-Sntinel pablisbed lite Gallia County c- - . IS' rnpob.WS to ftc· ' r Dllllk by the state .__- :L GALUI'OU.S - Gallia County Allltilor Roa Canaday responded n..lliby **Din& 10 recommenda- Shooting victims are identified BIDWELl. - Two men shot Tla311bt c:ft:11inc in Bidwell were oqnled il ~ condition Saturday lho......, iD Holzer Medical c....-. Darrick Annsuon~. 19 , and Clolks "'ud:y"' I.ewu, 24. bolh of Gallipolis, weR hospitalized :aha beioc Sind with pellets ftred fn:a aW•pa Acawdi•a 1o Gallia County Sbmf D . Salisbury. Jackie A. Gb I a. 25. BidwcU, allegedly mo. a a ._ coataining the two ...,._ ALwldiu& 111 Salisbury, lhe jnr:jdnl •ewltol rrom an ongoing -ml I c::alioa. T1oe twv weR transported by I"' i•* 'ldide 111 Holzer Medical c-. $olishury said. Gm I•• - amigned Friday . . . ' .. - Glllipnlis Municipal co-a ... cb&c vi~ ' A Jftlimina y bearin1 has ben • W led b May 4 aa 3 p.m. ia II& - -, .. courL Gleut.a,. wu released on S7..SOO bolld with 10 percent ~ lions made by State AudiiOr Thomas E. Ferguson in lhe Gallia County Financial Condition Repon for 1990. Mos1 of 1he recommendations from lhe state exarninel'li focused on the Gallia Counly Auditor' s office compuler system. The stace examiners recommended a vendor be contacted 10 delermine if a lime-oul program and a program designed to limit access auempiS can be implemented. Canaday responded 10 this rec· ommendauon by saying his office has already contacted a sofcware company 10 help mal::e lhe recommended corrections. All funding comes from the county board of commissioners, Canaday commented. Lhe corrections can be made if lhey provide the funding. Canaday said his office has already complied to a recommendation to change computer passwords on a regular basis . Pass· words are changed periodically 10 make unauthorized access into the computer system more difficuiL In addition, the stale examiners noted in lheir report that the auditor's office had taken steps to make the computer room more secure and had placed smoke deleelllrs in Lhe computer room. The examiners recommended the county develop a systems sccu· rity policy. Canaday commented lhat his office has been cut in iiS dala processing budge1 and thai !hey need 10 meet with a company lhat does systems securi1y. In response 10 a recommendation lhat the coun1y develop a longrange electronic data processing strategic plan, Canaday said thai the offiCe has a verbal plan and is in the process of completing fu~ plans and updating haidware. such Continued on A·2 By MICHELE CARTER OVP N~ StaiT POINT PLEASANf - The new Shadle Bridge, Sail Creek Bridge and updales on th e proposed expansions or U. S. 35 and Wes1 Virginia 2 were the 1opics of an informational meeting held Thursday evening a1 Lhe National Guard Armory. Approximately 130 people wue on hand 10 hear West Vtrgmia Commissioner of Highways Fred VanKirk give an update on the propos«! construe· tion. In November, Govcrna- Gaslon Caperton VISI!ro Poinl Pleasant IDiliiiiiOIBlCtid a new bridge and the highway expansions. AcaJnling to VanKirk, engineering and environmental Sludies are Wlderway. Consuuction for the new four-lane Shadle Bridge could begin in late 1994 or early 1995. Two alternative I'OIU:S bave ' - ' dnwn up by the departmcnl of highways for the bridge, which will replace the existing !WO-lane SUUC1Ure buill in 1931. The 1991 average daily traflic (ADl) on Lhe curre111 bridge is 17.000 vehicles, 101 the ADT for lhe year 2011 is projected to be 30.800. Randy Ewerty. dimclllr IX roadway design, explained both allmlllliwes 10 the crowd The first alter. native, which is the pefrm:d alternative, would have the bridge approximately 100 feet upsueam fnxn the e:Usling bridge. A connection is m:.Je from lhe Silver Bridge interchange 10 lhc Soulh in Henderson and Ia S.R . 2 10 lhe North m Point Pleasanl al the Viand and Third Streec intersection. Epperly explained this would handle uaffic similar to lhe present condition. Aocon:ling 10 Epperly, U.S. 35 would require relocation at the intersection wtlh S.R. 2. due to gmde problems caused by a higher bridge, for clearance over the Kanawha River. Kennedy Ave. would be cut otT from Viand Sln:el and require a new connection to S.R. 2 for access. The right-of-way acquisition for alternative one would require 13 residences and five business relocations. The length of the consLrUction would be 3,450 feel, which includes a I ,llOO feet long bridge. The esumaled cost would be over $21.9 million. Epperly said in alternative two , lhe proposed bridge would be approximarely 300 feel upslream, connecting Lhe Stiver Bridge interdtange m Henderson 10 S.R. 2 in Point PltAsaniiO lhe north at lhe S.R. 2 (Kiwanis Boulevard) intel'licction. This would direct the uaffic 10 lhe intersection of S.R. 2 and S.R. 62 and would require a connecting road to provide access to Viand Sln:et al Third Sln:et. He continued lhat U.S . 35 wou ld reqmrc relocation at the inrersection wilh S.R. 2, due 10 lite grade dif· terence caused by a higher bridge. A separate bridge Continued on A-2 '' I ALTERNATE -- -- - \ I / i \ SITE PLAN City-wide cleanup begins Monday GALLIPOLIS - Cily Manager Glenn A. Smith Satwtlay reminded Galtipotitans that Lhe annual cilywide clearwp will be held Monday through ThW'Sday. Smith again urged all cilimls to take advantage of the curbside piclrup which will be provided oe.t;l week. "Cleanup wed: provides us all wieh a perfect oppJIIUility to do our spring cleaning and mainiCIIIDce, with the result ~ more awaclive city." Smitb Household appliances will be picked up Mon'!ay, A~l~!:tS:,:: Wednesday, April 29. material wiD be pickrd up, if bundled Tires will not be acceptod. The cleanup sc hedule will pro· ceed as follows: WARD ONE, Monday, April 27 - Cily limiiS on Garfteld Avenue to Court StreeL WARD TWO, Tuesday, Apnl 28 - Court Sirccl Lo Pine Sirccl, Third Avenue Ia lhc Ohio R1ver, First Avenue. Conlinued on 11·3 Gallia County Junior Fair entertainment announced GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Fair Board recently signed wllh entertainel'li, ac1s and shows for the 1992 Gallia County Junior Fair. August 3-8. The Litlle Miss and Misler and Miss Gallia County contests will be held Mond ay , Aug . 3. Al so on Monday will be lhe Mini Demoli · Lion Derby for four-cylinder cars. Tuesday will be Gospel Nighl and the inspirations wiU appear on slage. The Knob Squad Four· Conlinued on A-2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 24, 1992 conway kiesling perkins vaughan