http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a80671cf72d2763cad6a33ce3b9f0a64.pdf 6f230178823b8a288cf54bbfb3c3d9bd PDF Text Text I ' Page-12-The Dally Sentinel THURSDAY CHESTER - Revival at Ml Hermon Uniled Brethren Church will be held through Sunday at 7:30 p.m. nightly with Rev . Donald Bender. Fayeueville, Pa. STORY'S RUN · Crusade for Christ will be held at the Old Bethel Church on Route 7 and Story's Run Road through Saturday at 7 p.m. nightly . Speakers and singers nightly. POMEROY - Meigs County Head Stan Center will hold open house through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. CHESTER - Revival will be held at the Chester Nazarene Churth through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly and 6 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Bill Hill, Chillicothe, evangelist Pastor Herben Grate invites the public. LONG BO'ITOM - Bruce Stone will perfonn at Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bouom on Thursday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public and fellowsh1p will follow. MIDDLEPORT - The Eleanor Circle of Heath United MethodiSt Church will sponsor a rummage sale at the church Thursday and Friday from 9 am. to 3 p.m. ATHENS - The Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will host the 61st Founder's Day Thursday at the Sportsman in Athens at 6:30p.m. Other chapters to anend are Xi Gamma Mu, Xi Gamma Epsilon and Ohio Eta Phi. POMEROY - There will be a meeting and rehearsal for all mem bers interested in participating in the Middlepon Alwnni Band. The rehearsal will take place at the ban· droom at Meigs High School on Thursday at 7 p.m. All former band members are urged to attend. POMEROY - A free clothing day will be held Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Pomeroy Salvation Army office. All area residents '" need or clothing are invited to auend. POMEROY - The Big Bend Stcrnwheel Regatta Commiuee will sponsor a rour-man scramble golf tournament Thursday beginning at 1 p.m. at the Meigs County Golf Coun;e. The cost to register is $45 per player and you may pick your own team. POMEROY · There will be a G~rl Scout leaders meeting Thursday at 7 p.m . at Trinity Chun:h in Pomeroy. Reservalions for the mother-daughter banquet should be turned in at the meeting. RUTLAND · There will be a book fair at Rolland Elementary Thursday, April 30, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calendar Community Calendar Items appear two days before au event and the day of that evenL Items must be received weD in advance to assure publication In tht calendar. I Thursday through Tuesday. Books will be available for children of all ages. FRIDAY RUTLAND - There will be a dance at tho Rutland American Legion Hall Fliday from 8 p.m. to midnight with musiq by White 's Hill Band. Public invited. TUPPERS PLAINS - There will be a dance at the Tuppers Plains VFW Hall Friday from 8-11 :30 p.m. with music by CJ and Country Gentlemen. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT - The Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport will have a rummage sale Friday and Saturday. TORCH - A rummage and craft sale. sponsored by the Faith Chapel Women's Circle, will be held at Torch United Methodist Church Annex Friday and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m . Cali667-65D4 or989-2667 for infonnation . LONG BOTTOM - The Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have preaching and singing Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will follow. RUTLAND - The Leading Creek Conservancy DIStrict will meet Fnday at 7 p.m. at the office. SATURDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - There will be a bake sale sponsored by the Tuppers Plains VFW Auxiliary No. 9053 Saturday beginning at 9 am. across from Fanners Bank in Tuppers Plains. LONG BOTTOM - There will be a hymn sing at the Mt. Olive Community Church in Long Bottom Saturday at 7 p.m. with local talent Joy and the Dailey Family. Pastor Lawrence Bush invites the public. POMEROY - The Royal Oak Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday from 8-11 p.m. at Royal Oak Resort. Music wiU be prov1ded by the Doug Hess Combo. from 8-11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center in Henderson , W.Va. Herb Shelton Will be the caller. POMEROY - The Southern High School Golf Team will sponsor a four-person golf scramble Saturday at the Meigs County Golf Course. Entry fee is $35 for members and $40 for non -members. Sign-up at the course or call 9926312. POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus We stern Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance at the Senior Citizens Center of Pomeroy on Saturday from 8-11 p.m. with Keith Rippeto, Parkersburg, w.Va. Refreshments available. BURLINGHAM - The JUniors of Modern Woodmen of Burlingham will have a bake sale, yard sale and chicken noodle dinner Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the woodmen hall. Proceeds will benefit the road to Burlingham Cemetery. SUNDAY RA C INE · There will be a baked chicken noodle dinner Sunday from II a.m. to 3 p.m. at Southern High School sponsored by the junior high. Call 949-2233 for craft space. Money will be used for the computer lab. RACINE - Racine Gun Club fishing derby will be Sunday morning until I p.m. Members bring family and guest and prizes will be awarded to the children. Call James Ferrell for further infonnation. HARRISONVILLE -There will be a hog roast at the Scipio Fire Department Sunday. Cost is $4 for adults and $2 for children. There will also be homemade ice cream and a tractor pull with weigh-in at noon and classes at I p.m. POMEROY - Sign-up for American Legion Baseball will be Sunday at I p.m. at Meigs High School. Panicipants must be a~es 16-18. There is a $10 registrauon fee and a binh certificate must be Garth Brooks wins top honors at Academy County Music Awards By JEFF WILSON Associated Press Writer UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. Garth Brooks, the country showman who outsold even Michael Jackson on the pop charts, was named entertamer of the year and top male vocalist by the Aeadem y or Country Music for the second year in a row. Also winning two top awards Wednesday was lanky Alan Jack son, who was honored for best single and album, both tilled "Don't Rock the Jukebox ." '' It was a very slow start for me," Brooks said backstage after the 27th annual awards. Brooks, 30, has led the current renaissance in coumry music, scllmg more than 15 million albums and appearing on prime-time tele - with Ronnie Dunn. The award for new female vocalist went to Trisha Yearwood. The non -competitive Pioneer Award went to Willie Nelson for "outstandmg and unprecedented achievement in the field of country music . " Past recipients include Gene Autry. Johnny Cash, Buck Owens, Kitty Wells and Roy Rogers. "Country music is on its way pri ze. " To all th e women oul ther e up, and it's the young people who who went back to school and said, arc behind it," Nelson said. Winners announced during the 'Yes, we ca n do it,' cong ratula two-hour NBC special were selecttions," shf said. ed by the 3,000-member academy. Top group honors went to DiaWAMZ or Louisville, Ky., was mond R10, and the Nashville team Brooks & Dunn won the vocal duet picked country rad1o station of the year and Nashville's Gerry House and new group awards. "We're nol wonhy," joked KIX of WSIX was named the top disc Brooks, one-half the singing duo jockey. vision. "Because of Ganb Brooks, we are all doing a lot better," said Billy Dean, who won trophies for new male singer and for best song, "Somewhere in My Broken Heart." Reba McEnlire won the best female vocalist award for the sixth time, and her video "Is There Life Out There" won th e top video By DEBORAH HASTINGS AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES - Time has proven that Fox Broadcasting Co. wasn't being foolhardy when it put a cartoon against NBC's patriarthal "The Cosby Show." For the last two yean;, the bickeri ng S1mpsons have held their own against the excruciatingly nice Huxtablcs. In this, the fmal season of Bill Cosby"s eight-year dynasly. "The Simpsons" have passed him several times in the weekly rank mgs race. True to form, Fox has scheduled a special, 60-minute presentation of " The S<mpsons" to do battle with 10n1ght's hour -long farewell episode of "The Cosby Show." To this, Fox also has added an uncharacteristic display or humili ty : The back-lo-back Simpsons episodes beginning at 8 p.m . are reruns. The would -be neJwork even went a step funher: The Simpson shows will be followed by an onair farewell to Cosby from Homer and Bart. Tonight's Simpsons episodes are mdicauve of what has won this biting, very adull-themcd cartoon a prominent place in pop culture. "Radio Bart" has the series' CHESTER NAZARENE CHURCH APRIL 28 • MAY 3 7:00 p.m. Nightly 6:00 p.m. Sunday Evening EVANGELIST: Rev. Bill Hill Chillicothe, Ohio PASTOR: Herbert Grate FEATURING BERKLINE'S NEW CHAISE·EFFECT RECLINER WITH SMOOTH·ACTION TOUCH· MOTION RECLINING MECHANISM. SALEM CENTER - Star Grange and Star Junior Grange will meel Saturday at 8 p.m . a1 the grange hall on County Rood I ncar Salem Center. Potluck refresh moms follow. All members aucnd. THIS IS TRULY 'I'HE ULTIMATE IN RECLINER COMFORT. HENDERSON - The Gallia Tw1rlcrs Western Square Dance Club will hold a dan ce SaiUrday ALL BERKLINE RECLINERS ARE ON SALE PRICES START AT ONLY Berkllne' Chaise-effect Rock-A-Lounger ' with Smooth-Action "Feathergllde" CHoM01'101f® $ 00 Push-Button Reclining Mechanism GLIDER ROCKERS If you have never tried one of these chairs, stop in and have a seat. You 'II be pleasantly surprised! CIRCLE'S FLOWERS Vol. 42, No. 250 Copyrighted 1992 $600 I Fl•t $500 HANGING IASIET LIFEFLIGHT LANDING - The Racine and Syracuse Emergency Medical Units presented an in-service at Southern High Schm>l Thursday during a Teens Against Drunk Driving prescnta· tiun for lhe studenl body . Representatives from Grant Medical Center, Ohio State Highway Patrol, Meigs County Sherirrs Deparlment and lhe Meigs County Emergency M<•diral Service participated in the activities. H~re. a Lirtfli&" unit from Grant makes a wock scene Iandi~~& :at the Southern High Sch~ootball Firld wto.r. a mock motor vehicle accident was SLtgtd. Tlor event will be featured in the Mav 10 <ditioli ol The Sunday Times-Sentinel. (Sentinfl pholo bl· Julie E. Dillon) Ohioans dismayed over verdicts in police beating By The Associated Press Exprcss1oos of anger throughout Oh10 over the verdiCt 10 the Rod ncy King case 10 Los Angeles were miXed w1th concern over the pos."bili.ty or racial VIOlence elsewhere. I th10k that 1f you thmk that the v1olence_ lhat you see '" Los Angeles 1s ISolated to the West Coast,_you're sad~~ mistal:.cn. The potenual IS great for add1110nal v•olence, srud the Rev. Susan Jones of the Advent Unued Church of ~-Local Chri st in Columbus She said many members of her congregation have told her th ey feel frustrated about both the Kmg case and a decisio• that co uld allow two white Columbus police officers accused of usmg exccssJVe force in the arrest of a black youth last year to retain their jobs. "You can't have that kwd o! pain and think that it's going to be OK," Ms. Jones said. Violence erupted Wedne sday briefs Patrol probes deer-car wreck A Pomeroy youth escaped serious mjury af1er a deer-car v.~cck resulted in d1sabling damage to her car Wednesday night. According 10 a report from the Ga llia -Meigs Post of the Stale Highway Patrol, Jodi M. Imboden. 17, was nonhbound on Sal1sbury Township Road 165 (Bailey's Run Road) at approximaicly 11 :30 p.m. when she struck a deer that ran onto the roadway. Her car went off the right side of the road and struck a ditch. 1hc patrol reported. The patrol reported that Imboden sustamed minor inJuries but was nol treated. Damage to Imboden's 19R3 Chevrolet Chcvctlc wa s hsicd os mOOcralc and disabling . No citations were 1ssucd. Surface mining expert to testify Norman Kilpatrick, director of the Charleston, W.Va . .-bascd Surface Mining Research Library, said he plans to testify in support of American Electric Power at Monday 's public hearing concerning AEP's application for a pennit to install a lime-barge unloading facility and a landf~l at the Gavm Power Plant in Cheshire. Kilpatrick suspects the Sierrn Club is trying to block the scrubbers not to help the environment, but to help the natural gas indus try. (See Kilpatrick's letter to the editor on Page 2) Driver cited after wreck Richard Sm1th, 40. of Racine has been cned for failure to mamtain assured clear distance m an accident on the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge underpass Thursday at 4:36p.m. Pomeroy Police reported that Smith's 1986 Ford struck the rear of a 1987 Chevrolet tru ck driven by Doy Ni11, 52, Lincoln Hill , Pomeroy. N11z was stopped at a stop Sign, police said. There was light damage to the rear of the Nitz truck and the front of the Smi th vehic le. Neither driver was injured. and Thursday in Los Anj:eks afl<r whuc police off1cers weu !ouoo mnoccnt of using exoesSive lortt 1n the March 1991 the be3ung ol' Kmg, a black motonst tb<y bad Slopped for a traffiC violaoon. The verdict was retwned Wednesdar b)' a jury 10 Simi Valley, Ollif., ..u:tt the o!ficers' tnal had boe-IIIOO<'Cd. A videotape ol' the auaci:. ~~~ow: ing officers kicbng King and riing h1m repeatedly with clubs bas been shown numtrou < ume< on nationalteleVISIOil. The VIOlence m los Angdc:s led President Bush to canccl an appearance at a suburban Columbus ekmentary school Thursday. Hovoe,-. cr, he addressed the OhiO Al:lociaLion of Broadcasters convention and anended a Republi= 1'2rty fund-raiSer The decision mvolvmg W ••o Columbus officers camr on 1bt: same day as the verdict m II>< KJng case. Safety D~roctor Ronald H. Poole: flfcd the officers but d<layed putting the decision into effect so 1hey could au.end counseling and rcLraining sessions for tbt DC:ll year. They will be givtfl <X.ba pib1ic sarely jobs during that time., aod 1hey may be able to retwn 10 II>< pol1ce forte if they compl~ tbc cou nseling. The verdicts in both cases "mirror race rclatioru: in America IOday - that i1 is not ~Sl the law ., harm African Americans:· said Sam Gresham. preSident or lhc: Columbus chapter of the Urban League. Dahmer sentenced AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Serial k1ller JeiTrey Dahmer, already fa:. mg a lifetime in prison for 15 murders in Wisconsin. was givt.a another life sentena: Ulday for tbc slaying of his fli'St victim. 0 From Racine, jult peat Southern High School take Ct. Rd. 28 (Bashan Rd.) exactly 4 miles to TR 109 (Cannel Rd.). Witch lor my Sign. -Tum Left 1 Mila. GH4~~A~N~~~~~~ Con~Z r ess man Bob McEwen ; off.:.uly announced Thursday that' ~. "' ill tesufy in support or the comunued use of Oh1o coal by local otl.lmes at Monday's hearing sponill<<d by the U.S. Army Corps of Eng meers. The Corps of Engmcers ha s <r heduled > public hearing for ~1ooday. 7 p.m.. at Cheshire-Kyger Elementary School concerning Amencan Electric Power's apphca uoo for a permu to install a hmcb:lrge unloodmg facilny and a landfill at lhe Gavin Power Plant. The tune-barge facilily and the landfil l :Ire cnU(al lO the use of nue -gas ;crubbers, which AEP ha s moounced they w1ll mstall at th e Gann Power Plant. The OhJO Chapter of lhe S1crra Club earlier denounced AEP's lkrisioo to mstall scrubbers al the powu plant and announced plans to t<Stiiy 10 oppostuon to the scrubb<:n. McEwen had earlier told the Oluo Valley Publishing Company tlw be planned to testify at the bearing. 1be need to meet clean air rcg lllaaioos does not mean that we >IIIOOI.ltically have to loose Ohio m1niog jobs or llwt consumers in tbe process." McEwen s01d . A Multimedia Inc. Newaoaoer ''Industry can carry out llll'a \t HL\ that simultaneously hcn ef1t th e environment. consumer~ Jnti Oh10 working taxpayers.·· ··Ameri can Elcclr1c Powr.r""' on the powerful House Rules Com llllttce to full ad"'ant.agc. ··As one who has worked hard to keep the Mc1gs mines open and pr ov 1dang JObs - as one who recent decision to insL:.JII JJr-t.:lcan · knows the miners and has been m ing sc rubbe rs at the Gavin Power the mines - J COITIHlCfld tll C dCC! Plant m Chesh ire 1s a good cx.am- q()n to 1nvcst 1n )Crubbcrs bcc.1usc plc," McEwen said. "Tills w:hno l ~ 11 rncJns they may be able to keep ogy wdl allow conunucd usc of us1ng Oh10 coa l. The Corps of :.~hundan t Ohw coal, r:Hhcr 1h:.1n Eng1nccrs -;hou ld approve the ~,~,estern or foreign coal, wh1 ch ,.., lll SLallatJOn ol th1s tct'hnology as more expensive to buy and Lian s· soo n a-: fXlS~ I b l c ~md without delay port to Ohio. Thai will free Oh10 from rcgu LHnry Interference," energy consumers from th e h1 g h, McEwen sa1d. nuctuJtlng pnces of forcagn coa l " A yea r ago, we we re fearful ~md preserve the jobs and ct.:onomy tha t hurd cnsomc fed eral regula· of south.:a.stcrn Ohio," McEwen 11nns could force th e Introduction sa1d . of ou t ~of- s{;(le coal and shut down "The ques tion here IS not our n1me s," McEwen said. "Now whe ther we meet the new clean-air we tlJvc renewed hope . But if we regulation. We will. The quesuon ~,~.·Jm to protrct consumers and the IS how we do 11 by desLioyi ng en ti re economic fabric of south · JOb~ an southeastern Ohio Dr by eastern Oli1o, we musl move quKkmvcsting in new technologies to ly through the ~rmi t process." preserve our economic base here. I The Mc1gs m&ncs, wh1 ch pledge to do everything in my em ploy 1,050 peop le, supply coal power to expedite the pcnn1ts nec - 10 the Gav in Power Plant. McEwen essa ry for investing 111 new tc<.: h- said he sough t amendments to t.hc nolog,es." McEwen sa1d "I wi ll Clean Air Ac t of 1990 to preserve call on the Corps of Engineers, the the option 10 con linu c Lhe usc of Public Utilitie s Com mi ssion, and Ohio coal and has met willl workall other agencies to act qu1ckly so ers and toured the Meigs mines in we might save Ohio jobs." his cont inuing effort to prolccl jobs McEwen vowed to usc his post for southeastern Ohio. Bush orders federal troops, law officers to California WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi - dent Bush today ordered 4,000 Ann~ ll1lOpS and 1.000 fcdcr.U !Jw offtetrs w try to restore peace to l"'lll-IOI'Tl los Angeles. Pr~denuJ.l spokesman M3rhn F11z-.ar.:r s:1id the federal law Ofll · cm.. mcludmg SWAT teams and U.S. rn:><ihab. would go dueo ly 10 Los Angeles. The Army troops """" bewg sent from Fort Ord ncar ~1onlerrey to a stag 1ng area ncar 1.0> Angeles. · · h rs clear that a dangerous and d•f hcult snuauon remain s,·' F1UW"3.Ier S3.1d. ' ""Tb( rule of law define s our i1ctdom. The forces of . anarchy C3llnOC be allowed to contmuc, ·' he wd. . \-• f1tzwa1er s>1d the backup help OCmg sent m at the request of C'ahlorma Gov . Pete Wilson and lm Angdes Mayor Tom Bradley . f nLwater sa>d 1f !edcrnl troops 111"at neede d to be put mlo active !by . · ·,t can be e:<pedncd as swlflly"' )>OS5lble ... Tbm- are already 1,400 National Guardsmen on duty to support [or local bw en/orcemenL BUlb ordered that 1,000 federal law enfoo:ement offlc1als to report 10 Los Angdes 1oday They include SWAT teams and not police from Lh< Border Pa~rol. the Bureau of Pnsoosand the L S. Marshal' s Scr1W3) """" The U.S. Army will move 4,000 troops !rom Fort Ord. Cal1!, to a stagmg area in Los Angeles where they can be uu lued qwckly and ef!ecovcly 1! ncc<S<:Jr)': · F1tzwater soud. In 1elepbone conversations w1t.h tbe go.ernor and the mayor. Bush cmpbasll<d that ,r the Almy IS deployed. he will federalize th e N:lbcml Guard " to msure a umficd command under regular Army lc:lderslup," Fil:lwater said. >ppro>~m13tely Area residents wtll have th e opfUtunity to IDUr the newly-<:onmaltd Meigs County Department Monday-Friday 1:00pm to ??-Sunday After 1 Saturday - 24 Hours (I'll leave the light on.) lay Questloas - Call L•rry D. Circle 47955 Cai'IM114 7 lauae Ollio , •• 614-949·2021 . INJURED BY LOOTERS - A hysta nder tends to the head wounds on a male hit in the head with a h~ by a group or looters who attempted to rob him durin~ their rampa~e near the posh Union Square shopping area in San Francisco Thursday nenin~:t. A curfew has been called this even in~ for San l'ranci)Co. Thus far, .1-10 people hav. been arresled.(AP) Dedication ceremonies slated Sunday for new DHS building SALE PRICED $219° in 60s. Saturd:n. , McEwen to testify in support of scrubb~rs at Gavin plant Solid Oak and Alder. Beautiful Upltolstery FROM ONLY toni~ht 2 Secllon1, 14 Pages 25 cen11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 1, 1992 , •.,. Got'~m- eo.... Gd .,.! No Mld..ellfan- Strafcht from ta Farm SUPER SELECTION UNEQUALED QUALITY UNBELIEVABLE PRICES Lm\ hi),!h n1·<.tr MO. Page 4 AT THE RECLINER SALE TUPPERS PLAINS - Lilli e League Giants Baseball Team of Tuppers Plains will hav e an II family yard sale and bake sale at John Rankin's on Saturday. Proceeds Will be used to buy new unifonns. F.LOWERS Cards: HI; 10-C; J-D; ()-S REVIVAL LOTTRIDGE - There will be a smorgasbord dinner at the Lottridge Community Cenler Sunday from noon to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. Public inviled. Junior Fair Grounds. T1ckets go ..on sa le May 3rd Pick 3: 012 Pick 4: 2274 10-year-old rebel fooling his entire town into believing that a child is trapped in a well. Sting makes a guest vo1cc appearance, now a staple in Simpsons episodes, which previously have featured cameos from show business recluses such as Michael Jackson. BERKLINE ::::::::=. Eastern defeats North Gallia Bart Simpson says goodbye to Cosby GALLIPOLIS - Clay Elementary PTO and Green Elementary PTO of Gallipolis City Schools. will hold "Country Treasurers" ans and crnfts show Saturday from I0 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Gallia County ' Ohio Lotterv• DEDICATION SUNDAY • The newly constructed headquarters of the Meigs County Department of Human Srrvices will be dedicat· ed at open house ceremonies on Sunday after - noon. The building, located on Race Strttt ill Middleport, was built at a cost of $U millioa. borne by the Ohio Department or Hamaa Sn-vires. (Senlinel Photo by Charlen• HotRidll ol H - Services building at 175 Ra<e Slm:t oo Sunday afternoon. Sale IIIII Iocal officials, as well as the general public, are invited to opm bou:se ceremonies from 1 to 4 p.m. Plannin' for the new facility heBU "" Man:b 29, 1990, when tk Meigs County Board of Com•issM w B wert presented with a r.,...llility SIUdy from the Parters- I burg, W.Va., archucctur:JI fum of Burgess and Niplc. Limited. The study indicated 11 would be more cost-dfcctive to rcmcxJcl ant! bu!ld an addition to the ex1s1ing Race Street location . than other opuons considered. In May , 1991 , gro und was broken for the new Sl.3 mil · lion facility, with construction commencing the same month . In early April, less than one year from the Start of construction, general contractor Wesam Construction Inc. of Pomeroy turned the new building over to the country. Officia ls report that no local genernl fund money was involved an the construction of the new coumy -<>wned. cost'<'ffecuve buildIng. All cost of the building will be p~11d through rcimhurscmcm from the Oh10 Department of Human Services allocauom. The three -story add1tion allows the depanment to consolidate all or iL< departments under one roof. The agency was previously housed in three different locations. �•• Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OP TilE IRJGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L WINGETT I'llbU.... PAT WHITEHEAD A..UW.t Publlsber/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Muu1ger LElTIRS OF OPINION 11'0 welcomt. Tbey obould be Jell than 300 -dJ. All lenen 11'0 oubject to oditin& and muot be oianod with name, oddJus and leiepbone number. No unliplod letten will be publilbed. Lea.n lbould be in &rod Wk:, lddrasin& iiiUCa, noc penoDilities . House members :fleeing Capitol Hill Friday, May 1, 1992 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel EMS units answer 9 calls Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 1, 1992 Pork becomes a hot entree on Congress' menu WASHINGTON - Pork has become the rnam delicacy of poilti· cal connoisseurs in Washington . It is not a side dish, but the main course - served up on sterli ng planers with parsley by po litician s lfolling for votes and conlributions. Tl-.: 1992 federal budget IS layered with as much as S97 billion of pork . In each congressional di strict, the tax money of the many ha s been spent on the needs of a few to satisfy the re-election lust of one. Brian Kelly. aulhcr of ''Adventures in Parkland" (Villard Books), which will be publi shed later this year, quotes one former congre ss· man who exp lains pork thts way : "Pork is mon ey that a congress · man or senator tries to gel for his own district, but wouldn't dream of trying to get for anyone else's." Or, as one Maryland professo r defines it "Pori< is spending with a zip code attached to it.·· Last month President Bush scm Congress a liS! of 68 wasteful pork· barrel proJCC!S !hal are costing laX payers $3.6 billion. In tile coming weeks, Washington is expected to er upt in a huge food fight over By ]ackAnder.son and Michael Binstein pork·barrel programs- pitting prOJCCl against project, politictan against politician. Estimates by private economists show that for every S2 billion in waste and pork that is trimmed from the budge t, $2,000 in tax re!Jcf would result for every family in Albuquerque, Buffalo, Des Moines, Indianapolis, Omaha, Proria, Portland and San Antonio. Congress is now embroiled over such weighty questions as funding Wel l Muse um, " .,b•c• w;u recenliy shch·ed afta I!Wrlaq; oU a rtrestorm .. And ah -one, a.D<I all-nm md ah -fi vc hundred thouSIIDd dolbn'" shouted Syl"o Conte. me Ia oongrcssman from Mascyiw!91'US • bo dcughled '" daiding In> aA «*"> for shppmg scran~ "P"""'< ll<m\ 1010 many bills that bee .,.,. tb< Ja., of the land. He ...as ro.abDc diose responsible for a $500.(XIl ~ 10 make a memonal ()Ul oi ~ Welk ·s boyhood farm m Snstug.. N.D. " Wh at .. 11 1 lht)' do for an encore' " Contt modod Ius colleagues... Earmart fU!Iils 10 ~ vale Gu y Lombardo' s spo•• <bllal' Or restore Arll e Shn ·< .....tdmg celery and asparagus n:sean:h. low bush blueberries . the S200.000 Vidalia onion project, the S I00 .rxxJ mechanical tomato hanester and the SIOO.OOO blackbird preserva · lion projecL And , m the supreme irony, SIOO,rxxJ for <"' lllC dl sease research. Then there tS the S50.rxxJ for a grape entomologtSt, SIOO.rxxJ for seafood promotion. 5200.000 for the world soccu games and even S500,000 for the Syracuse Sym · phony. At a lime when the national deb! is S4 trillion 300 intcre51 payments on il are the fasleSI-growmg expen duure or the federal budget faster t.han education, faster t.han hcaltll care , fa= than COIISII'llCUon for new roads and budges frivolous spcndwg add• ng up 10 btllions remains one of Washm gton · s perennial scandals. A porl -batrel proJect that has turned tnto a metaph or for the whole me ss ts the " Lawre nce tuxedo ~" Sen Raben Byrd. !). \\' V;a__ tbc pnnce of porl . prorru.sod lbi ro&slttuents several yean ~&o be would steer tn<Ye than SI biiiJioa m proJects as appropr131l0D< chairman . and has tn<Ye tha detJ......t. Byrd nearly pulled off lhc: .. pork coup by forc.mg lhc: OA 10 relocate chunks of tts qJOaious 10 wr:sJ. vJtginia. To be sure , the port baffet,. Washington cont.a••• eadks.1 entrees that are difficult 10 Uql tra ck of. As Coogre<s .aDd~ Whue House wrangk """ llow 10 carve up the fOal1l.. Bynlllas a )8 to spread the _pMn if Lilt Wlitiu House tries to IUU a .._paip issue out of pat -bmd "' wr & In the cornin& months Basil is expected to unlood .. 1.000 pork-band prnj«as. He mtends to use tkl~ 10 lilulooa Congress uotil 1t yidd.s 10 liiiJ demand for the hne-uea >ao.. "Byrd tS going 10 lo1ld tm II' with thmgs that an: pailial m 1111!1! and Republican membcn, .. u. RepubiiCall <lralqlSIIOid IlL llla includes culting out limo sa•icc for sub-Cabinet olfan.. The btg questJOD t<, .,_, will squeal flfSL. Dcmuu-. or RrpiiJ!icans'! C opyri=hl 1992, Uaikd falure S)·ndiatt, lac_ r By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Corresponden t wASHINGTON - Look at the people on your left and on your nght, .tile dean tells the new srudcnts or the sergeant his tr.llnces, and remember '!hat one of you will Ounk out or drop out before nexttenn. . . : That old ltne may now apply to Congress. . · Turnover in the House, tile presumed basuon of mcumbency, IS almost 'ceruin to exceed 100 members, and could approach a rate of one member in three. 145 of the 435 scats. That points to the lowest rate of returning represenlatives in atlcast60 years. So far. 51 House members have announced they won't seck re-clcc· uon, a post· World War II htgh, wtth more 10 come. At least 15 arc seck· ing other offices. most of them runnmg for .the Senate or for governor, which isn't an unusually htgh number. Thtrty·SIX arc Simply quttllng Congress, which IS more than usual. . . . "Washington doeSil't worl< any more and the pubhc arena IS mcrcas· : ingly frustrating and bitter," said Rep. Larry Sm1th, D-Ra., the latest to announce he's not running. Smtth was on the bad ·chcck hst at the old · :House bank. as arc some of the other dropouts. The realignment of House · :t)istncls to reflect the 1990 census has been a maJor factor in prompting -rcurcments. But farewell complamts about a gndlocked government, partisan bil: te~ss and negative, personal re-election campaigns has been sounded - rc tedly m the House exodus and 10 the depanurc statements of seven : se tors who have announced they won 'l run again. : What they're saying is that they don'tlike theu jobs any more, at least ·:not enough to put up with the demands of campaigning to keep them . . There's anolher inccnuve for House veternns to reure - a campaogn :law that lets them take leftover campaign funds into retirement for private use, a privilege expiring this year. Eleven senior congressmen covered by . that provision are on the retirement hsl Retirements in the last three election years have avernged about 28 : House members. In the Senate, the average since 1980 has been just shoo : or ftve reurcments before each election . At the same lime, House incumbents have had an overwhelmmg rc· election rate; 96 percent of erose who ran in the last congressional clcc· 11ons won. In 1986 and 1988. 11 was 98 pcrccnl Ke -elcction rates have always been high. Only seven times in 200 years has the re-election percentage of House incumbents who sought . new terms fallen below 70 percent The last time it happened was in the · Dcpresston election of 1932. · : In 73 of 100 congressiOnal elections, incumbent re-election rates have : . excccdcd 80 percent, according 10 a Library of Congress study, and it's · ·been over 90 percent in the past eight elections. · But there are signs it won 't be so easy for incumbents in 1992. The number or challengers filing for House campatgns "up 45 percent . · over the candidate count at this point in 1990. : The polls show souring attitudes toward Congress, and mdocate some : voters may be ready to take that out on their own congressmen, which · hasn't been the pattern in the pasl There will be fewer free rides to re-election this year. Filing deadlines have passed m more than half the slates, and so far, only seven House .. members arc running unopposed for renomination or re-elecuon. Two . years ago, 74 incumbents ran uncontested. Since 1955, an average of 55 · Democrntic House members and 8 Rcpubltcans have gone unchallenged. : Six House members and one senaiOr, all Democrats, already have been : denied renorninauon m primary elccuons. And the stale primary season is · :Only beginning; 45 states have yet to choose congressional nominees. ' In all the 1990 pnmanes. only one congressman lost. . . . One Hoose incumbent was bcaien in the Pennsylvania prunary Tues: ·day and another barely won. Anolhcr challenged incumben~ Republican :: ReP. Cun Weldon, won easily m suburban Philadelphia although he was ·· on the House bank overdraft list. : Even though he's been in Congress since 1986, Weldon said after hiS : renomination that hiS message has been conslanl: "running against the · establishment." : That w1ll be a recurring, tf somewhat ironic, theme among campaign: :mg incumbents thiS year. Challcngmg the establishment may be the hcst >way Lo st.ay 1n 1L • EDITOR'S NOTE- Waller R. Mears, vice president and colum· : 9 ist ror The Associated Press, bas reported on Washington and : national pc~ilics ror more than 25 years. :Today in history By The Associated Press Today IS Fru11y. May I, the 122nd day of 1992. There arc 244 days : left '" the year Today's lltghlight m HIStory : . On May 1, 1898, Commodore George Dewey gave the famous corn· :mane!, "You may fue when you arc ready, Gridley," as an American · naval force destroyed a Spanish nect in Manila Bay. · On tllis date: in 1786, the opera " The Marriage of Figaro," by Wolfgang Amadeus Mo7.an, premtercd m Vienna. In 1884, construcuon began on the ftrst skyscraper, a 10-story stru cture in Chicago built by the Horne Insurance Company of New Yorl<. · In 193 1. New York's !02-story Empire Slate Building was dedicated. In 1931, singer Kate Smith began her long-running radio program on CBS . In 1941 , the Orson Welles motion picture "Citizen Kane" premiered in New York . In 1948, the People's Democratic Republic of Korea (Nonh Korea) )\'as proclaimed. - In 1963, lames W. Whittaker of Redmond, Wash., became the lirst l\mencan to conquer Mount Everest as he and a Sherpa guide reached the summit. . In 196 7. AnaslaSio Somoza Dcbaylc bccanne president of NiC311lgua. :: In 1967, Elv1s Presley married Pnsctlla Beaulieu in Las Vegas. (They : ~ivorced in 1973.) ·- In !971 Amlrnk which combined and streamlined the operntions of :18 in~ercity passcng~r railroads, went into service. :- In 1978, Ernest Moria! was inaugurated as the first black mayor of · New Orleans. : In 1981. Sen. Harrison A. Willcams Junior, D·N.J., was convicted in :New York of charges related 10 the FBI's Abscann probe. :. Ten years ago: British Jets attacked both airfields ?" the Arge~tine­ -Deld Falkland Islands, and warships bombarded Argenune anny postUons :near the capital, Sian ley. President Reagan helped open the 1982 World's ·Fair in Knoxville, Tenn. 1101e....., h begins to appear that George Bush and his campaign managers have finally stumbled onto th e sec ret formula for winnin g th e 1992 elections: Make Congress the these da ys . And that 's quite a trick In addiuon, making Congrl)ss hi s larget gives George Bush 'i lon g-neglected opportunity to pul the Republican Party '" full control of the legislative branch again . after many years in the minorily. At a mmimum , it should bring tile GOP so c lose 10 majorities in both Houses as to amount to de facto conuol. Simply judging by the number of negative comment<: 011 !.he sub· JeC l from all sources, the tragic folly of ·'d ivid ed gove rnm ent," mcantng the American peop le s appalling habtl of givmg the Whtte House to one pany and Congress 10 1hc oth er, is at la st beginning to smk tn, at least among relauvcly )CCI in the past. I goc shocked let· ters from re11ders who proudly insisted that they "vote for the man, not the pany" - not realu!Og that. in tklus dcrnmslrnling tbeu inde(lClldence. they an: also vocmg to pcrpctuaiC the gridJod that has paralyzed the federal go,·cm'""nt ror most of the past 46 ~But the current an1mus aga.nst Congress affords hope that at least some of these people wdl reverse themselves tiltS auwmn and do the unthinkable: Vote for a pres1dent and a Congress of the same pany. Naturally. as a conscrvauve , I hope they vote Republican But I am obsessed enough ..·ith th" SllbJ<XI to be consi'itmt and mate the same pomt m re..:rsc: If you want Clinton badly enough to overlook the appalling performance of the DemocratiC Congress. or arc so captivated by your Dcmocrauc senator or representau ,.e that you arc wtUmg to put up c.·•th Omton. by all means vote for bolh of them but don ' t. for p11)•' s ..U.c. splu your ohjC( tivc commcnLaLOrs. ti cket~ for an incumbent president, who mi ght reasonably be expected to suffer personally from any longin g for "change" that may be noati ng around. ISS UC. h docsn 't take a Lee Atwater lo recognize that Congress' rcputa · tton , aithe moment, is lower than a tunic's loenail s. And for good rca son. On top of the usual profligacy wtth tile public 's money, the House of Represenlalives ha s been hit with a series of administrauve scandals, from check overdrafts at the House Bank to cocai ne sales at the House Post Office, tllat simply underline the myriad ways in which these arrogant politicians are dtiTercnl from you and me. In such circumstances, eve n George Bush's natural inclination 10 compromise with his opponents appears to have been overridden by an impulse 10 help the Ameri can people throw the rascals out. This puts Mr . Bush on the stdc of "change," which is the place to be Willilzm A. Rusher Letters Whenever I have raised the sub- Extended rorecast : South-Central Ohio Sunday through Tuesday: Tonight, partly cloudy with a Cool and mainly fair throu gh low m the low 60s. Chance of rain IS 20 percent Saturday, variable the period. Highs in the mid-50s lo cloudmess with scauered showers the mid-60s Sunday, 45·55 Mon · and thunderstorms. High around day and in the 50s Tuesday. Lows 45-55 Sunday and in the 30s Mon 80 day and Tuesday. - - Area deaths-Freda Gibbs Freda Rae Gibbs, 83, of Hocktngport, died Wednesday, April 29, 1992. at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Born in Sandyville, W. Va. on Nov. 3, 1908. she was t.he daughter of the late Frederick and Jessi e Armstrong Owens. She w-s a homemaker and a membe r o~\lh c Hockingport United Methopisl Church, and a member of its U~ited Methodist Women. She IS surv tved by her husband of 61 years. Harry, two sons and daughters -in -law , Charles and Chri stel! Gibbs of Ray City, Ga ., and Roherl and Doris Gibhs of Reedsville ; two daughters and sons· tn·law . Virginia and Robert Moore of Torch, and Nancy and B11I Bobo of Coolville; a brother and SISter-in-law, Joe and Phyllis Owens of Coolville, I 5 grnndchil dren , and 17 great-grandchildren. Besides her parents she was preceded to death by four infant chil dren , one infant grandson, and one Published nery afternoon. Mond1.y F'rid.y, 1U Court St ., Pomeroy, Ohia by the Ohio Valley Publi1hing Camp.,.y/Multimedia Inc. , Pomeroy. Ohio ~769, Ph. !Wl-1156. Second d . . , . . . paid at PoD. roy , Oluo. lhtoach Humanly. they W3lll 10 "'Ill. IDd br as large a margm J.S ~To th:Jt end, they have bcm ~ 10 encourage vOtaS to ~ tbc tictn tf that was the only tv.~y ol §'llill« their votes. But they JDJ -llld ,... pay - a terrible prioc for .tt -ity. Now, for a ..,elrooae doaa~t. both common sense IIIII pnli•ial advaJ1tt8e tell GcorJC Baa m &a our tbt:re and run apnea C01cnss, and be =ms to be Jloia& cuaty that. As the eu~paiga ..iJCICWS. hJS attacks should inlrD9fy_ Oiaton, by and large • .t.ould be ldiiO others. who can expkft bis qaJbfications for the presi<kacy. -tt as they are , m dcpilt. Bul as Warren R.a- •attal upon dcclinmg ID run f<X - h n term in the Scnale, ..., .., paK tk days when thiS couauy coald afford th e luxury of waleloi•K opposc.l branches of ~ paralyze each other. Mr. "" ...._ go afl.er Congress' (C)I992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A..'\S'II was transported to Veteran s. At 858 p.m., Middlepon squad went to Lincoln Streel Edna Pinnel wa' laken to Pleasvant Valley Hospital At9:28 p.m., Racme squad went to Broadway Street and took Floyd Farra to Veterans. On Friday at 12:54 a.m.. Pomeroy squad went to Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for Edward Whitlatch. He was laken to St. Joseph. At 2:41 p.m .. Rutland squad went to Jacks Road for James C. Council, who was laken to Holzer. At 3:43a.m., Mid· dlepon squad treated Brinany Hardway on Roush Lane in Cheshire. Rutland squad later look her to Holzer. -----Weather------ (U8P8 US.MO) been very <low to nu*r tlus .,.,._ Republican preSid ents have Mctgs County Emergency Servtces unit.o; answered nine calls for as Sistance on Thursday and early on Fnday . M II : I~ a .m. on Thursday, Pomeroy squad went to Mulberry Hetghls and took Allen Eichinger to Vcterans Memorial Hospi 1al. At I:l l p.m. , Middleport squad we nt lo the Holzer Cli nic for Lawrenc e Stewart. He was taken to Holzer Medtcal Ce nter. At 6:02 p.m . Salem Towns hip and Rutland untts responded to Pilgrim Rid ge Road for a structure ftre at the Carolyn Shie ld s residence. At6:19 p.m.. Pomeroy squad went 10 Dark Hollow Road. Michael Laudennill The Daily Sentinel Bush should run against Congress brother, Roben Owens. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at the White Funernl Home in Coolville with the Rev . Harold Priddy officiating and burial will be in lhe Stewan Cemetery in Hockingport. Friends may ca ll at the funeral hom e anyum c today . Stocks Am Ele Power ....... .... ..... .32 Ashland 011 ..... ) .... ... ...... J I 3/8 AT&T.... ... .. .. ...43 l/4 Bank One. . ......... 44 I/8 Bob Evans .............. ......... 18 518 Channing Shop ........ .... ...... 27 1/8 City Holding ....... ... ..... .......l9 7/8 Fedcrnl Mogul.. .. .. .... ...... .. . 19 5/8 Goodyear T &R ... .. .. .. 735!8 Key Centurion .. ......... 19 Lands End ........ .... ... ......... .34 1/4 Limited Inc................. .... 23 Multimedia Inc. .... ...... ......27 3/4 Rax Restaurant. ............ .. .. I 7/16 Robbins&Mycrs . ...... ... . 16 1(2 Shoney's Inc. .. ..... 21 7/8 Star Bank.... .... .... .. .. .. ...36 Wendy lnt'L.......... .... .. 12 Wor!llington Ind. .....23 1/4 Stock reports are the 10;3() a.m. quotes provided by Blunt, Ellis and Loewi of Gallipolis. 8 y The Associated Press Warm temperatures wtll 1nvade the state this afternoon. The entire slate will have some clouds today w1th a shght chance of showers and thunderstorm s tn tl-.: nonh. This IS ahead of a warm Group to meet The Meigs County Nurstn g Motllcrs Support Group will meet Tuesday at noon at the Me1g s County Health DcpanrncnL Any pregnant or breastfcedong mother is welcome to attend. DIScussion will center on why breast milk is the perfect infant food and the benefits of breasl feeding lO mothers. The meeting will be informal and babies and preschoolers arc welcome to artend w1th lhcir mothers. The meeting is sponsored by the Prenatal Department and the WIC Clinic. Additional informauon may be oblamed by calling 992-6626. Divorces processed Divorce actions have been f~ed tn Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Rhonda Cun1s , Ruliand. against Arlie Curtis. Columbu s; and Frances Manley, Middleport, against Lawrence Manley, al so of Middlcpon. ;\ divorce has been granted 10 1he court to Sherry A. Retd from Billy E. Reid, and to Melissa S. Rayburn from Breu L. Rayburn . Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER April 30 discharges - Mrs . Gary Buck and daughter, Perry Hulben, Shennan Jordan, Dorothy Kinniard, Pamela Legg, Sharon Maldonado. Jennifer Mclain, Mrs. Greg Nelson and son, and Katt c Taylor. April 27 births- Mr. and Mrs. John Sayre, daughter, Bidwell. COLONY THEATRE FRI. THRU THURS. SYlVtSHR SIALlONE · tSTtlU GETIY 011 MIIIIG !ltOW IJO AMISSIOI SJ.SO 1140113 New•papet' S.lea, 733 T.hint Arenue, Yon l0017 46769_ PlUCK Pub lie Nollce IN THE COURT OF CO MMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Case No. 90·DR·148 NOTICE Code Section Re~l sed 1129.09·17.53 Pursuant to an Order of this Court, the lollowlng par· eels of rea I property will be sold at public auction •t the Meigs County Cour1houee on Aprll19, 1992 a\10 :00 A.M .. Said real property shall not be tol d lor le11 than IWGthlrds (113) of Ito appraloed value : The following described Iand t end lenementaaltu•ted In Uelgt County, Ohio, lowll : COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Situate In the County ol Meigs, In tho Stott ol Ohio, and In lho VIllage at Middleport and bound.t 1nd d.. acrlbed a• followa : Situate In Philip Joneo' orlglnlal plat of lho Village of Middleport, County of Mtlgo and State of Ohio, to-wit: Being twentv·•lx and onehalf (26t12) 1"1 off the nonh tide of lot no. IIKty-Hvon (67) In llid VIllage, the oome belngo parcel of land twenty• I• ond one-hall (26 112) by one hundred thlrt_, feet (t13) and nlendlng from Seaoind Street ..., olong Coal Street to a cor1aln alloy. Rtforenct0eect :Voi. 1BB, pago303, llelgoCounty Deed R-rdt. The real eototo above dotcrlbact lo oubiact to all ....... ....mentund right a of way of racord. Public Notice Public Notice Oailv Sentinel on a thru . 1i1. oor 12 month bull. Cftdil will be a111en c&nier """ ...... No subKription11 by mail_ permitted in an- where home earn er lei'Yl« l l a. .iiab&e . Situated in the County ot Melgt and State of Ohio, and In 160 Acre Lot No. 12.2.a, and being on the road trom Pom-- In lhe Commo11 Plees Court of County, Ohio fred Geooge, v.. wide In front on s.td road by 100 teet, running back at tta• width 100 feet. The line on E. E. Nelson, .. ·~ ~nl• NOTICE BY PIJBUCA liON To : E. E. Nebon;Jenn• grees west , skle lines running bock oouth 50 degrees tl. Nelson; W. F. Thom_.; We11, and back line l*ng and lho Unknown Heino, Nul the front bears oorth 40 de- parlllol with front Hne, being ol Kin, l.egolen, Dodo-. lot No. 352 In the VIKoge ol AdrnlnisrnlorS, ExecuiOrS, Pomeroy, exoepl the aa.l Suocessors. Spouses. end undenylng told ,.....1... and Assigns. it ony of E. E Netthe right to mine the aame. son, Jennie tl. Nelson, - AltO the foUowtng real You--no---· W. F. Thompoon, -.a... eatlileln ..id Vill~e. Meigs Counly, Ohio: Beginning ot ..lhe southeaat comer of lbe thlt you hllw above deacribed tot; thence Deh:eocAnbkal._.._.., aoulh SO degrees west one ..Fndc:-veand l.olo hundred feel to a st.Me; thencetouth 6t <Mg,__ 37 feet to a ......, lOUth 78 deg ..... - t 71 t.ol lnd . . 1 ,, commenc:e • ... ...._ Ill ID M- --lie,_ asrequiredby6eQiioAolos ol ctvl Pt ' JT1. ~ mont by defed ...c-. .. ....,~~~-_.... plllnl Dated 1his 1992. _.,or Afd. ,.......ing Purdlose.lnS..T- shlp, lllolgs Countr, Ollla, - .. qulot ......._ - ESTATE OF .IEJIRY W. FRtDENSTIIE, DECEASED Cue No. 2 7 a t , - "-m 22 olthe- You . . llenbyreq...,. I( I ao ......, ... C•clllnl CLASSlflEOS .. This Way -~~·=;:-F' , t u, .. Aee' .., Cla*. S.C. 21 u.. "'OaApll, 1111,11. . . . . . County Po I m Oaol\ C.. No. 214M.. . _.. FoM.- olthe--.to_ _,_oi_Mtby .... ~- ... a1r IIIoe. Sl115 SA M1, - - . Qlio, t5772. , I 1E ....... .._,EIIoa. • ' 1 ) SUNDAY 12 Noon til 6 P.M. 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TALK SUNDAY MAY lrd Aooiomory reations, Pleasant Valley Hospital's single-room. famUy-centered maternity care urtll, IS celebrating our second anniversary. And we're Inviting you to celebrate With us at a Baby Fair featuring exhibits from local businesses of the latest In maternity, Infant and toddler's fashions, baby products and furniture: gill Items for mother and chlld; and tnformauon booths on a variety of topics of Interest to new and expectant parenl.s and grandparents . There wUI be a malemltywear style show at 2 p .m .. an Infant & toddler's fashion show at 4 p .m .. and special Big Kids & Babies classes for slbl1ngs ages 2 through 12 at 2 and 4 p.m . The Point Pleasant Pollee Department wtll be offertrtg KtdTracks llngerprtnUng, and the Mason County Sheriffs Department wtll present tnfonnatton from Its DARE drug awareness program. Refreshments will be servtd and door prizes awarded. f STRAIGHT 14811 • f', do (U~•~ It '>0,,.,,.., .. , IS "'~l~ 5 t2ll "-~·---YS, EENoloon,otiL.~ doniS . This IICiion has - . ..s1gnoc1 Caw No. 92.CV-tOS is In tho c-IO I l ..ke; th.rtte north 20 degrees east 100 ' - ' to .,.. ....,. Plea Court ol Meigs Counly , ONo, Coun -~ ploce of beginning. Reference Dood: Vol. 254, Pomeroy, ONo 45765. The olljocl ol .... ComPage 4113 ond Vol. 21i0, Pogo plaint Is ... quiet tl1lt to 1-1 12 418, Dood Reoords olllelgo -ut$7 County, Ohio. -olrwol-·t ....... JUDGE FtiiCiion 23, T_ , a, Range DONALD A. 001 15 of 1M Ohm C 1 sl• (4) t7, 24 (5) 1; 3TC RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY It's a d•r• lor.,......_ _. case ol your ..._. s...er ar ullu I Aooironary Solo onthe22nll..,ol .... ft!tZ_ \a' ;lo('~" 'l Aooinrury Solo ................ 1<6.1>0 7 .................. 188 .. w..u.... .............. published .....,. a ... slo(6)s w-TM --- Health Clim e nun.t . anrj[T)a.JIJ.(!!:.,Jl Ieday . In accordance .,.,LI, tbe Mf•IP County Board of HeJilih pcJ!a(J _ 11 is mandatory for all food !uru.lllm to have a current tubercm lbl test. Area reSJdeots . JDCillf~llg boosters clubs. PTo · , '~"""~ groups, and ot.her resJJilOill._ ,..., are tn food sen·1c.e are lllN!~ n.c take advantage of the free ~u. Karshnik satd thBJ tfti•~ ".lllL opportune time for • ctrilJI """""'" lindcrganen . alumni w~ JJD>J: even fall festival worl;er~ ~ m:~vw skin ttsts. Anyone w.:Ib ~~~ concernmg the chmr SbiJIIJ!lj) <11l111· tact Karschnik at 992- 372! MATTRESS SET ~~--~~f--~~-~~-~. . Sl3.40 ~ )JI ' A!t' ;) ,l ' l~ A skin ttsung d JIUr .,.ill k ~d..! at the Racin e Fm Dq,•n:R<tlllll Monday from 5 10 7 p .m . C<mtllllf Karschna.. R. N .. Tuocrculm:~> m.1 TWIN al .... publia' :•'\o', 28811 ol II. Caw No. 92-CV: -105 eroy to RuUond, being 60 feel ~ ~~~ ~(, 5 IMide Melp Co•nt.:r W............................................ 121.11< l6W..U................ ......................... J4316 15:t W..U<)j;t;;,.... . .... .. . ...... ... 1&06 ·J4fXI_,.. withmlwadr •her lhe ...... 1~ "U ": ~H ~ 4 lL· ! ) C~· ~~ ·:J.:~ ~ 1~ ~ , Clinic Monda\' IJ - . ""•--- ... Yeigs .., o ~ Ofl Po ~ E <f(JIJlF WE Sl Sl.OD ~ L 5500 ......... " S.lt Mall 8•t.erlp&1111 PUblic Notice 4.&6 4524 7 149'5 SuhlmMn not dairi~ 1.0 ~y tM cani ft may rt:mlt in advance direct l.a The ....,< SI'IIN6 VALLEY CINEMA 5 O..ly... ll:t 10 TABLE & 4 OWlS SL60 .... $6.96 . &83 .20 You'll Come Up Aces With The Classifieds Dear Editor: The Friday, April 24 edition ISsue of the Sentinel carried an aru· cle that had Sierra Club official Ned Ford, of Cincinnati claiming Ame ncan Ela tric Power is goi ng 10 usc all West Virginia high sulfur coal at Gavin if they get to scrub al that power plant Un like Mr . Ford, I was, as a co nsultant to District #6 of th e UMW, at all the technical hearin g during 1991 before th e PUCO . AEP never said anything like what Ford was quoted as saying. They already use some Wes t Virginia coal at Gavin, and it is produced by Dtstnct #6 miners. Ford, whom I have correspond· cd with, has some sort of special interes t in favor of knocking out the jobs of some 2,000 miners, by killing the Gavin scrubber, which would force AEP IntO fuel SWi tching at all its plants. Since Sierra has some oil/natu · ral gas tics, I suspect Ford is lrying 10 block the Gavm sc rubber, not to help the envtroruncnt as he claims, but to help the natural gas industry, who gel all or part of three AEP plants in Ohto, if AEP is nol allowed to scrub the Gavin emissions Dunng 1991 gas interests tried to kill.plans by Allegheny Power to scrub iheir large Harrison Plant to mee t the Sierra Club's acid rain lcgisladon I 992 may be the year when these ants come out of the woodwork in Ohio Yours lfuly, Norman Kilpatrick, Director, Surface Mining Rescrch Library, Charleston, W.Va. Art iC les for mcorporllllcm h>·•< been filed by Power S"''1Ilf J rJlll!w; Ent erpnses. In c. of M 1Mlr~"'" with tile office of Secreutn CJf 5.!m! Bob Taft · T he incorporator!-, art 1(,;Rfl [L. Clarlcc. Roger S t< ~·an and bti'> Stewan. Roger St<..·an of >o - ~i) Bradbury Road, M•dc!Jcpor. !! "'" agen t. A01imsery Pried 'tOO IIUBilCIUPTION RATES By Canier or Motor' H..u.t. tl w.u... 211 w..toa. . the 70s. Another cool down wtll hegtn Sunday and last 1010 mid -week . flighs wtll range from the mid 50s OCJ m•d 60s Sunday wtth 40s and iOs ~nday and Tuesday. On the morning weather map low pressure was over Monnesota •ottll a w:lf111 front 10 IllinOIS and lhm southeast to South Carolina. A <Old from extended from the low to will be L'tlh Papers filed sJtoo• P06TMASTER.; Send llddrea• change~ Lo Thl! Daily Sentinel, Ill CDurt Sl , •..,;till #"1••• Special interest group involved? l"'"' t PlEa C0££111 Sew York. New 0.. W..t. .... .............. .. ODe Mal'llll .. . ODe Year.... 8lNGLECOPY from tha1 " ' 111 mo \ r ea~1 :~ ~ 1,~ state by late afternoon Sk.J es wil l be partJ, w n,N~ r.li~ clo ud y to n1 gh1 wtLh ·• t:iuu.lill oo showe" and thunderSlOTDl' lllt 11Uil be mild wtth low' m th< ~:~. normal lows are m the 40!. A cold from will move mr~lllflt. Ohio Sawrday and CJUL«r sumt:rll.l showers and th under!;Jartn• 1¥" CLEVELAND (AP) - Here are Thur sday night's Ohio Loucry -;c lcclions: Pick 3 Numbers 0-1·2 (zero, one. two) I' irk 4 Numbers 0·2·7-4 (zero. two , se ven, four) Cards J Uack ) or Hcans 10 (ten) of Clubs J (Jack) of Diamonds Q (queen) of Spades 6 Big Hours R.pruenl.abu, Branham ~- OHio Lottery numbers Cooler temperatures expected Member: '!'he Aaoc:iat.ed Preu , and lM Obio Ne1upaper Aaoriation , National Altrerb.at~ The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -- VIS4 s148" �Friday, May 1, 1992 The Daily Sentine Sports After ignoring bunt sign, ALL THE WAY HOME- Eastern's Mike Smith takes the final strides to home plate after running out an inside-the-park home run in the fifth inning or Thursday's game against host North Galli> at Bidwell-Porter Element>ry. Smith's bit was just what the Eogles needed to win 5-4. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) enor. Vince Horsman (1-0), who rcured the only bauer he fa ced. picked up his first major league win. Dennis Eckersley got the final out to record his eighth save in eight tries. White Sox 12, Rangers l At Chicago, Nolan Ryan had nothing and the White Sox feasted on iL Ryan, returning from a stint on the disabled list with a strained left ca lf and an innam cd right Achilles tendon, allowed seven runs on five hits and five walks in 2 1/3 innings with three strikeouts. It was the first start sioce opening day for the 45-year-old Ryan, the oldest player in the game. "Obviously the problem was my control," Ryan said. " I was wild in the strike zone and ou l of the strike zone. I never got in a Costly errors and some opporMike Voorheis went to 3-S on tune hitting by the Univers1ty of the season pitching for Rio Grande, Findlay led the Oilers to a 3-2, 3-2 while Randy Brown had the win sweep of the University of Rio for Findlay . The Redmen had eight Grande baseball team Wednesday h1ts and no errors, and Findlay at Bishop Ready High School in notched six hits and one error. Columbus. "We hit the ball preuy well The Red men (I S-16-1) remain against Laser, who ·s one of the bet· 1n .<ccond place in DJ5lnct 22, ter pitchers in the distnct, but we where they arc now 10-6, although made some costly errors that really Coach Dave Oglesby said that if hurt us," Oglesby reOected. "We the team can' t win its next two have to have bctlcr mental concen doubleheaders, the best it can do is tration if we hope to make the play · split m order LO get a berth in the ofrs. "On the posit ive side, Carroll diS trKt playoffs set for next week at Ohio Dominican College. ,... ,~·.. ..• . ' "We have to split in order LO .CONTROLLING SUBSTANCE - Eastern pitcher JeiT Durst, ·: -who camt' from renter field to relie\'t starter Terry McGuire in , ·Thursday's SVAC game agoinst North Gallia, pitched three and ' .one-third shutout innings to collect the victory. (OVP photo by G. ; ·Spencer Osborne) • Smith's homer helps Eastern ..Jaand North Gallia 5-4 defeat :· A M1kc Smith JOSJde -the -park •h-omer and a rediscovery of the :strike zone by Eastern's pitchers :resulted in the Eagles posting a 5-4 •'Nin over North Gallia's baseball :team Thursday at Bidwell-Porter ' l:lemenlal)l. :•: Senior Jeff Durst, who came on :it relief of fellow senior Terry ·l.!cGuire m !he founh mnmg, got :rhe win. The pair combined to :strike out 10 and walk nine . Pirate •hurler Casey Statun, wiKJ went ~1c :di st.ance, fanned II, gave up three 'hits - to Durst, Pat Newland and ;M1kc Smith (alll -3) - and walled :one. '• The Eagles, who scored tWICe IR :l)le f1rst and third innings to lead 4:11. experienced th e meltdown of ·!hat lead in the botlom of th e :rourth . ' which started when Chns :Toler struck out .; After Larry Burns grounded out. rent Schultz and Ryan McCarley 'walked. Then Darin Smith . the sole :left -handed hiller in the Pirates ' :lineup , singled to score Brent ·Schultl. McCarley, who for a :IJlornent seemed to be Just another :•ictim caught in a rundown ·lietween third and home, escaped :me trap and barrelled past Eag le :elUCher Raben Reed at the plate to :a · ~eore . : With the Eagles' lead reduced to :4-2, Howard Caldwell popped up '10 Newland at second base for an :apparent third out. But Newland :dropped the ball for an error. and ·taldwell was on. Staton hammered :p.linc drive single LO CCI!Icr field on :.:two-ball, one-strike pitch from ·McGuire that scored Darin Smith :and Caldwell LO tie the game. That ;prompted Eagle coach Eddie Collins Jr. LO send McGuire to cen:¢r field and bring Durst from the 111iddle plains to the hill. Durst got :Jjradd Schultz to strike out to end 'the threat . The Eagles got revenge in the top of the fifth after Tim Bissell Died out to left and Durst ~ned out !o center. Mike Smith drove a liner • ryl Hamilton' s skidding throw and tagged out Winfield, ending the game. Athletics 10, Tigers 6 At Octroi~ where the Tigers arc 1-9, Rickey Henderson and Mark MeG wire each had two-run doubles in an eight-run seventh iMing. Alan Trammell booted what cou ld have been an inning-ending double play grounder, and thai led to the big inning. Mark Leiter walked in a nm, another scored on a Jllsscd ball, and right fielder Rob Deer stumbled twice on Oy balls that dropped for two-run doubles. The A's sent 13 baucrs Ill the plate. got five hits, five walks and an groove to throw strikes. I was getting behind the hillers and not get· ung my breaking hall over. My change was inconsistent. '· The Sox were consistent in lheir routin~ of Ryan. George Bell had five h1ts for the third ume in his career - to center past Caldwell that gave Smith enough time to round the bases for the inside-the-park homer. The Eastern fifth ended with Newland striking ouL Ea'tem commiucd one error and left two runners on base. compared wilh North's four miscues and nine men left on base. North's hitters were Caldwell and Staton (both 1-2). Bradd Schultz, Darin Sm1th and Toler (all 1-4). Eastern's next scheduled game 1s Monday against Hannan Trace. North Gallia (S-5. S-4) 15 slated to play Symmes Valley IDday at A1d . make it, which gives you an idea of how competitive the district is th1s season." Oglesby remarked. "It's geuing preuy hauy right now ." Findlay opened the sconng of Lhc first game with runs in the second and fourth innings m its 11-hit attack, but the Redmen flfed back with a run of their own in the filth. Chad Carroll went two for three lor R1o Grande with a double and was backed in the hitting area by Wcs Sports brief Tennis Young, who was one for three wilh a run scored and an RBI. On those performances and the work of th e mfield, the Rcdmen managed to tie with the Oilers at the top of the seventh, but Findlay, getting a three for four finish from Troy Berry, broke through in the boliOm of the iMing LO win. Carroll (6-4) lOOk the loss, while M1ke Laser pitched for Findlay, Rio Grnndc had eight hits and com· m1Ued a single error, and Findlay had no errors. The nightcap saw the Redmcn score two runs JR the fourth as Enc McLean went three for four, and Shawn Haning was two for three with a double and an RBI to lead Rio Grande's performance at bat. Findlay answered with a run in the f1fth and another in the sixth to knot the score. A home run from L.J. Archambeau, who connected on all three at -bats, broke the tic m the seventh and handed the Oilers another win . PRESENTS FROM THE PRINCETON PIKE CHURCH OF GOD THE AMAZING GRACE CHOIR and McLean hit well, James Lewis had a nice catc h for us, and Joey Snyder had one of the best catches of the year in right field, so there arc some positive things that came out of the experie nce." The Redmen, who at 8-4 began the week in second place m the Mid -Ohio Conference, play a makeup tw1n oil I at home Friday at I p.m. with Mount Vernon Water Seal I Gallon 5 Gallon l~t- 1 l l 1 ~9 1 ~ 1 9.84 4"x4"x8' Pressure Treated Lumber 4.29 x8' Truss Barn Package a~ Philpot was 7-7 on the season starting this week. A graduate of West Carrollton High School. she IS the daughter of Barry and Vicki Philpot. She 1s majoring in pre -medicine at Rio Grande. 399.99 Willi prtobuut !run ftamH, 20 ,..,. llblrgllu thlngiH, plywood rloorlng lnd 518"xn8' T1 · 11 ••lerlor wood tldi"'OJ iiif.i~ijjt'>GREENHOUSE Wood Siding 15.99 Paint or ataln lo enhance the natural wood beauty . NaiP~~r.g~~h~~rs:t:~~~;~i:~::~~a~i: orcd gus FunJ:i n::u ls T""'O f1ght tnkctJon on toenail s and 1 and work to climrnat~.: the aclu!tl Ea sy to npply as nail polish . Nu "'''''''" tto n neces sary With Treated Lumber 199.99 6 114"115" R·1G :~:: N 1 2~~q ~ ~~ 9.84 roll o18i6t'l II~. Hill hl{ltler lhe R·ViiiiLifl !lie gratar the IIISUIIIIIIQ ~ · 'w'l lut liiiCI Shettl Oil h SIOU ~®LUMBER ITOR£ HOURI Wetlday., l11111-8 pm Souday, !11111-Spm Sunday, I0111> Spm RT. 2 GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV Comtng May 3rd . • · ~· ~~ ChK&fo ............... 7 l ~ 150 GO PHONE: (304) 675-4584 • • ill p.m. Minneaou 11 New York, 1:30pm C• liror nla at Ck:ttl• nd, 1 :JS p.m. Toronto 11 Mih..-.uloe, 2.)5 p.m Seaulc at lllltunore, 7:0:5 p.m Qdluw:l 11 Dclto1L, 1:()S p.m. Sunday's 2"111mes l l '-•'' ClndiUUIII - - 1 1 U .$24 ~ Sanl>qo 12 II 522 Atlanta I I 11 SOO -' llowtm ... ... .. .. 10 I I LM Madel ..........9 ll 476 409 Ku1U1 C11.y 11 B~too. I 05 pm Mw!caou 11 New Yoli, i.JO p m Seattle 11 Baltimore, l :35 p.m Ca llrornlaat C lntltnd, l:J~ p.m. Olil1nd IL Ddmn, 1:]5 p m TrJOrllu It M!. l wt~ce. 2 )5 Tt uJ II Ciu ci,O, 2 35 r m rm 1\llA playoffs I Ll ) Thursday's scores Clurilnd 91. N- Jrrw)' 89, Cltv,.. l1nd wlru .rrltt J-1 Uuh 11 LA. Dlppen . ppd .. 'ILolc:ncc: Seattle: 119. Golda-1 Slllc: 116, Su nk San Fraroruoo 9, S1. Loui1 J Mmtftlll9. ~ Dl.qo J WH \1 Jt:f\a ~- 1 Nt.w Yrnt. 4. HDUilon 1 Ptulldclphu 11 l.m AngdCii . ppd, 1= Tonl~hl's ~::ames 'llo- Nr.w York 11 L>eunt , 8 p m Jlon.llnd uLA Wen , 10 30 p m Tonlchr's games Saturday's gam res Chk•ao {M..;c!Ull l·l) ''Cincinnati (Swlftdtll l -1~ "1 :15 p.m. ~t'" '1'00. (YWf112 ·0) 11 Atlanta (A 'I· l ·l). 7:40p .m. Pinaburah (fomhn 4-0) a1 flotlJH)n (lbmllch I·J), 1:35 p.m. SL ~Alii (Connie" Q.-3) at San D1c~ (Ldfcru 2-2). 10:l5 p.m Mootreal (Haney 2-1) 11 l..ot Ana ~ ca rlnt round Uuh 11 LA. 01~n. TRA c:f)' 10 : 3~ p_rn lk»ton at S«:nnd round C~vrla nd, I p.m . Sunday's games Dctmt•l New 'taO:. I rm-. Jnc:cu · ury LA laien 11 Portland . 3 JO p m ,r "~"! LA Cllrvert 1! Ullh, THA. tf nc:c;ca· u ry Stanley Cup playoffs Pbiladelph.i• a t San Fr1ncu co. 4 0~ p.m Pmab.lrJ.h at H~lal. 8:05p.m. MontK.alat Loa Angde1 , 10:05 p.m Sl Louia 1t San Ditl6, 10:05 p.m ThurWJ's scores Detroi1 S. MUUltaOII 1, Dcuon wm1 u•n,.. 4 -] Vantn~Yer Wlru KJ1ta Sunday's games New Yolk 11 Allanu., 2:!0r,_m OUcaao 11 Cincumall, 2:1 _p.m. Mmbulat Loa AnpCI, 4.05 p.m S\. Louia II San Diqo, 4~ J'·ffi. Ptnladtlpbit It S.n Funcuco, 4 :05 pm. Pirubwah at H~~a~. 8:05 p.m S. WLIU1lpcjl U, Vam;wHr 4 -) Tonlghl's games ·u s New Jcncy u N.'l'. R.ngen. p.m l'ttuburah 11 Wuhinaton.7:3S p.m llutfotd 11 Monuu.l,7J5 pm Hufftloa1 ROK1Jlll, 7:]5 p m Division nnals (IINt·ol'·•~n) 801k11. CMYtlaad ._ _ Insulation ¢ :; ~ ···-· .. .:.\~ Eas&crn Dt"iaioR T a111 W I. f'rL Toowo 16 1 696 Baltimaft .... . I3 I 6\9 NewYad-. ... .13 I 619 MilwaU.cc .. .. 10 9 ~26 31rz''x15" R-11 " ICI OII1 t Ne,..Yod: SL l.mlal ... .750 591 .SOO C•mpbl' ll Conrl'rftKI' Time~ THA. AMERICA!\ LEAGUE FURTH DRUC g 1w 4 .. Is . . \3 9 .I I I I Chkllao 1t Clndnnatl, l:l5 p.m. Avai/ab/11: Foalclfe & Co$m11tic D~pll . no1 It's not a new 'hotel Clhaln. s PuubwJh ... Saturday's games • 'l ~ £.uten IM"Idon W L l"tl Ttam Nc• Ymk 11 Adanu, l :O:S p.m lncludlit lumblr. 11ardwarto and Oo You Use Artificial Nails ? Then usc Fu11;:i Nail' to prevent the nai: ~ _,"""',;:::;;;; fun••us associated wi\h artificial nails . ~:.-"\t?1~'·'\.>£:f~j,%'"" MTIOI\AL LEAGU: Phibdtlph11 (Abbou G--4) at San Fnn· rum (Stnft4-0) , 10.35 p_rn Eagles Nest Kit horse attracted such allcnuon here - not even Secretariat in 19 73 when he embarked on his Triple Crown JOUrney. Hundreds of reporters, photographer s and on lookers lined the mil on the back· sLretch when Arazi went out for his fina l pre·Dcrby work under Valen· zuc la on Thursday. DcspilC the attention, there ar~ doubters, for several reasons. AraZJ had surgery on both knees after the Breeders' Cup, missed two months of training and has made only one start this year, the one-mile Prix Omnium II in France on April 7, winning by five lengths. Add th e following historical note: No 2-year-old champion from the previous year or Derby favorite has won sin ce SpectacUlar Bid in 1979. Arazi was made the early 6-S favori te for the I 1/4 ·m ile race , which will be worth $984 .800 if al l 19 start. The second favorite at7-2 is A.P. Indy , who will be ridden Eddie Delahoussaye from the 16th post position. Technology , who Wi ll be ridden by Jerry Bailey. IS the third choice at 8·1. He will break from the second hole . The field, in post-posiuon order. w1th jockeys and odds: AI Sabin, Corey Nakatani, 20-1; Technology, Bailey 8-1· Snappy Landmg, Jorge TtlN 11 Chieaao. I :05 In the majors ... (UndioctJ }.0), NAIL FUNGUS Try !hi s safe. simple, effective remedy th e sy mpt oms o f · nail Out because Ramirez hit a fastball out of the park lor a tying . two -run homer, Fernandez was taken out. And because Innis relieved and struck out pinch hitter Eric Yclding, he wound up with credit for the victory in the McLS' 4.3 decision over the Houston Astros. "I thmk S1d deserved the win, but I'll take it," Innis said. " I pitch Scoreboard 5/8"x4'x8' TH1 Fiberglass ¥¥-.,.,- Dy JOHN NELSON LOUISVILLE. Ky . (AP) Now thcn:'s another reason to call Arazi a superhorse if he wins the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. Arall drew the 18th post position in a 19-horse field in Thursday ' s entries, and only one horse - longshot Gato Del Sol in 1982 - has evet won from that spoL "I prefer 18 to one or two," trainer Francois Boutin sa1d . "Anyway, there's nothing I can do about it" The French -based Arazi stamped himself a potential won derhorsc last Nov. 2 when he went from eighth to fw.;t on the fmaltum and won the Brccdc"' Cup J uvc· nile here at Churchill Downs. That lone race earned him two-year-old or the year honors in North Amen ca. "If he's enough horse to sit back there and circle the field again, he is truly a superhorse," sa1d Lynn Whiting, tra1ncr of Derby longshot Lil E. Tee. According LO jockey Pat Valcn· lucia, he's "enough horse." "You just push a button , and he acce lerates like you were pushing the buuon on a rocket.'· Valen zuela said. "Everyone else will be running for serond.'' N · 1 mcmor has a Thursday's scores The Problem Syrause 992-5776· I! GUIU By BEN WALKER NEW YORK (AP) - It hardly seemed fair. not that Sid Fcrnan · de7., Jeff Innis or anyone else on the New York Mets was complain · mg. Up unul one pitch to Rafael Ramirez, Fernandez had worked one of the best games of h1s career: 7 2/3 innings, two hits , 12 Strikeouts and no walks. WedeniM"Idot! San Fn.naaro .... .. . 12 10 S4 S Vinton Raceway to hold postponed races Sunday Last Sunda y's rained-out feature and powder-puff race at the Vmton Raceway will he held this Sunday. Registration s~1ns at I I a.m, w1th races starting at 1 p.m . Winners of last Sunday's 4cylindcr race were: Charles Ricgal, · Keith Faught and Mike Butts, all of Wellston. Chief Daryl F. Gates, in effect clos· wg down the nation' s sec ond · largest city. It all began after the acquiual Wcdnesdayaftemoon of four white policemen m the beating of black motorist Rodney King. Rioung mobs 1gnited fires, beat motorists and looted stores throughout the area. Early Thursday, Hollywood Park in suburban Inglewood can · ccled its afternoon thoroughbred rac m~ program as well as Friday _ Los Angeles Lakers public relarught sprogram. 110ns director John Black sa1d a A lit~e later, the NBA playoff dcci s ionwouldbeann~uncedtoday game scheduled for the Los Angc- on whether the Lakers NBA playles Sports Arena between the Clip- off game against the Poruand Tr.UI pcrs and Utah Jazz was postponed. Blazers will he held ton1ght at the and then the Dodgers-Philadelphia Forum. Phillies game at Dodger Stadium The Forum is adjacent to Holly · was postponed. wood P.Mk. Both events were suprosed to The City of Inglewood declared be played on Thursday mght, but a state of emergency at noon could not due LO the threats of vio- Thursday, rcqJJesting the California lencc. National Guard to help restore and mamtam order. The vtolcncewas centered m a scvcn-by -15 mile area mcludmg hcav1ly black South Central Los Angeles, within a few miles of both the Forum and the Sports Arena._ Dodger SLadJUm IS several miles away, but there were disturbances withm a few miles of the ballpark. Also, the California Nauonal Guard and the Los Angeles F~rc Department were usmg the Dodger Stad1um parkJRg lot as an emergen · cy s!llgmg area. The Dodgers are scheduled to bcgm a th~e - game senes aga~nst the Montreal Expos tomght. Sc cr al M':;trcal. pl~y,"rs saJd ~ ur;da~ t e) S ere~ I eager to tra c 1 on ro~~ an ,1cgo . ,, . I don l want to go there . Expos second baseman DelJR.o DeShields sa1d alter the Expos beat San D 1~.go 9-3 at Jack Murphy Sta· d1um 1hcrc s no need for us to go there when th1ngs arc crazy. Innis gets credit for win in relief in Mets' 4-3 victory over Astros with Malone. AT THE The Public I• Invited. 1.Cti_J p~-.;, · J J. FUNGI NAIL® CMplltt lint of lllllllng and Vtgttablt Plant•, llao111lng and follagt Hanging lasktll, Largt Selection of ShruUtrr · nil Trtt1. By JOHN NADEL LOS ANGELES (AP) _ The most damaging riots m Los Ange les since 1965 have caused several pro sports events to be postponed or canceled, and there might be more called off. The violence began late Wednesday, continued Thursday and was still going strong by dark. An unprecedented dusk -to -dawn curfew was imposed by Los Ange lcs Mayor Tom Bradley and police to one bauer and get the vi ctory. Maybe that makes up for last year, when I pitched 84 innings and didn't get any." Elsewhere, San Francisco beat St. Louis 9-3 and Montreal defeat· ed San Diego 9-3. The Philadelphia at Los Angeles game was postponed because Ol violence 1R the city following Wednesday's acquit· 1111 of four white policemen in the videotaped beating of bla ck motorist Rodney Kmg. Innis (3·1) got the w1n when Eddie Murray singled home the ticbreaking run in the eighth inning . John Franco pitched the ninth for hi s fourth save. giving the Mcts th eir eighth straight victory at Shea Sc1dium and handing Houston its fiflh consecutive loss. For seven innings, it was a ll Fernandez . Aft er see ing David E.xpos 9. Padres J Cone and Brct Saberhagen shut out Larry Walker and Darrin Fletc hHouston on a toLll of five hils in er hJt two-run homers in the s1xth the first two games of the series. to support the cight -hrt pllching of Fernandez started out even more Ken Hill and Jdf f-asscro at Jack impressively . \olurphy Stad1um . Fernandez fanned e1ght of the Hill (2·2) allowed three runs and first nine batters, striking out Lhc s1x hJit S in seven innings, stru ck side m the second and tlmd innings OLll s1x and walked two. His l·RA on just 24 pitches. rose to 1.1 2, s till bes t 111 tlt c Through seven 1nnings , only National League . one batter reached lor the Astros. Andy Benes (2-2) gave up seven That was PcLC lncav 1glia, who dou · runs and 10 hiLS in sU innrng s. ble d to start the fifth ant! la ter Giants 9, Cardinals 3 scored on Casey Candaclc 's s.acri · Kevin Bass hit a two-run homer Velasquez, 10-1; Casual L1cs. Gary A.P. Indy, Delahoussaye. 7-2 ; ficc Oy, stopping the Mecs' streak and John Burk el! allowed si.-; hits Stevens, 20 · 1; Thyer, Chnsty Dance Floor, Ch ris Antley. 20- 1; of p1tCh1ng 36 stra1ght score less in eight inning s at Candles~ck Pa.rk Roach, 10·1; Dcvtl H1s Due. Mike Arazi, Valenzuela. 6-5. and Di s· rnnings at Shea Stad1um as San Fraocisco won for the lhird Smith, 15-1; Pistols and Roses , posal. Alex Solis, IG- 1. Fernandez fanned Chris Jones to time in four ~am es. Each starter will carry 126 begin the eighth, but Candaclc sin · Jacinto Vasquez, IS-I; Conte D1 Burkett (2 -1; allowed all three Savoya. Shane Sellers, 30·1; Sir pounds. gled . Alter a Oy ou t. Ram1rCL, bat- runs - one uncamcd - struck our Dance Floor and AI Sab1n arc ting only .192 at game umc. hit h1s Pinder, Randy Romero, 10-1; Lil E. fiv e and walked two. He also con pan of a D. Wayne Lukas-lr;Jined Tee, Pat Day, 20-1; West by West. first home run since last June 28. trohuted an RBI douhle. Jcan-Luc Samyn, 10- 1; Pine Blulf, entry . D1sposal, Ecs111tic Ride, My Dave Magadan, who keyed the Craig Perret. 12·1; Ecstatic Ride, Luck Runs North, Sir Pinder, Snap· Mcts ' other two scoring innings, Julie Krone, 10·1; My Luck Runs py Landing, Thyer and West by led orr With a single against Doug North . R1 cardo Lopez, 10-1; Dr West arc part of the mutuel fie ld. Jones ( 1· 1). Bobby Bonilla lol · Devious, Chris McCarron, I 5· 1: lowed With a hard grounder that was headed for cen ter field, but the ball hit second base umpire Dutch Rennert in front of the bag and Catered By became an automatic single, mov · 1ng pinch runner Rodney McCray 7 By DAVE HARRJS I 0 a.m with the presentation of to second C.1ll For Me nu s MurrJv then grounded J liillg ll' Sentinel Correspondent awards expected to take place 10 nght (icld, and McCray scorl·d The IOth annual Meigs Track oround 4:00 at Meigs High & l~ eserv < l!Jon s and Field Invitational will be held School's all weather track. easily . Saturday at Meigs High School. Twenty -one team s will be tak · ing part 1n th is year's event s. Including 10 girls teams and II boys team s. Girls teams taking pan include Alexander, Fairfield Union . Federal Hocking, defending cham pion Jackson, Nelsonville-York. North Gallia, Trimble. Vinton County, Waterford and the host Mc1gs Marauders. Boys teams include Alexander, Fairfield Union. defending champion Federal HockNEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS ing. Jackson, Miller, NelsonvilleYork, North Gallia, Trimble, Vm ton County, Waterford and Meigs. Meet director Gordon Fisher feels that Jackson. Waterford. Vinton County. Federal Hocking and Mc1gs all have a shot of winnmg th e girls title. Federal Hocking, 4x4, 71,000 miles. Vinton County , Meigs and FairClean fi eld Union arc favorites an the Arazi draws 18th post position in 19-horse Derby Nazare ne , and close the regular season Saturday at I p.m. at home SATURDAY, MAY 2 7:00P.M. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD SPECIALS! The Solu tion NOW OPEN FOR SliNG SEASON RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD WEEKLY MADRID, Spain (AP) - TI!ird· sceded Alberto Mancini defeated Fabrice Santoro 6-0.7 -5 and sixth· seeded Francisco Clavct beat John McEnroe 6-2.6-1 in the second round of the City of Madrid Grand Prix tournament RG's Philpot wins District, MOC Player of Week honors District 22 and the Mid-Ohio Conference have chosen University or Rio Grande softball pitcher Starr Philpot to share Play~ of the Week linnurs for April 20·26. Philpot and Lon Brown, shanstop for Mount Vernon N.a1.arcnc College, were chose n as top players by both organiza~on s . markmg the second time this season a Red wom en player has rcCCJvcd the honor. Catcher and shortstop RobJR Stull shared player of the week from the llimict and the MOC for April 14 20. A freshman from Dayton, Philpot all owed JUSt three earned runs m 23 innings for an 0.91 ERA and 2-1 record last week. She tossed a no-huter in a 2-l victory over Tiffin 10 an along with a I 5-4 decision over Urbana. Her one loss of the week was 4.3 in 11 innings to Marietta. LUMBER two singles, a pair of doubles and a home run . Craig Grcbeck drove in a career-high six runs with a single, a bases-loaded double and a two-run homer. Jack McDowell became the maJOr league's first five-game winner with a three-hiller. Angels 8,1ndians 5 At Cleve land . Junior Felix drove in a career-high six runs and had four hits. Hubic Brooks also homered. f-elix hit his third home run m the third inning, then broke a 3-3 tie wi1h a 1wo-run single in the fifth. Brooks followed w1th his fourth home run. Cleveland's Mark Wh1tcn singled in each of his first three atbats, giving him seven consecutive hits before he struck out in the eighth. Errors cost Redmen win over Oilers ' ·.· ,,... ,.. '· Dy The Associated Press Kevin Scitzer paid for not paying attention. Then he made the Toronto Blue Jays pay. The Milwaukee Brewers third baseman looked right past a squeeze bunt sign with the bases loaded in the eighth inning Thursday night. The Brewers and Blue Jays were tied 31 the time. "I didn '1 even realize it," he said. "I saw the sign and I didn't even know it meant anything until now. I found out the hard way." He found out when Greg Vaughn was caug ht off third base and tagged out. That just compounded the struggles for Seitzer, who came Ill the plate mired in an O·far-21 slump. "It made me bear down a lo~ " Seitzer said. "I didn't have another choice. If ever in my life I wanted a base hll. it was nght there.' ' Scitzcr singled to right field, driving in the go-ahead run in a 3·2 victory. In other games, it was Oakland 10, Dctra1t6; Chicago 12, Texas 1; and California 8, Cleveland 5. Brewers 3, Blue Jays 2 At Milwaukee. the Brewers got the decisive run on a double steal, with Franklin Stubbs stealing home . That gave them a club record seven steals for the game. Candy Maldonado hit a two-out sing le with the bases loaded to score Joe Carter in the ninth. When Dave Winfield tried to score from second. B.J . Surhoff grabbed Dar- The Dally Sentinel-Page-S Rioting in L.A. postpones several pro sporting event~ .. Friday, May 1, 1992 Page-4 Seitzer's clutch single pushes Brewers to 3-2 win over Jays Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . .9 9 _. IS DctmiL.. .......... .... 1 14 SOO ..}48 ))) Wtllern Dhlllon Oalilnd .. _14 I .636 Chica1o .. . .. .. .. II I 579 Tc1.M .. .. .. .. ..... 13 II s-12 California .... 1 1 10 524 Seatllc l 0 II .476 Minnelala .. . .9 12 .429 Kanauat, ............3 17 150 GB 2 2 4 '-' S.I!Jrday'• pmt Ow.:• an at Detroit S11nday'aaamt l'.kn01110t1 11 Vancoovm Wales CUI!hrrno:l' TllA LOWE'S HOTEL Meigs Invitational to feature 21 track teams Saturday TATE CHEV.·OLDS·CAD.·GEO POMEROY, OHIO 1991 GEO METRO F1 sher also feels that several records could fall on Saturday aftcmoon. Amber Mustard or Jackson could set new records in the 100 meters. 200 meters and 400 meters. Mustard holds the record in the 400 meters set last year with a time of 62.3. Fyffe of Wellston has the record in the I00 meters with a time of 12.9 set in 1988, while Come r of Warren holds the record in the 200 w1th a umc of 26.6 set in 1983. Heather R"tter of Waterford will be out to break her own record in the 3200 set last year with a time of 26.6. Fisher also feels that the 400 meter relay team of Jackson cou ld break the record of 53.3 set m 1985 by D. English. S. Engli sh, C. Turner and L. Stewart of Meigs. Fisher feeks that Mall Garrod of Alexander or Chad Myers of Fairfield Un ion has a shot of breaking the mark in the boys I ,600 meters set by Campbell of Alexander in 1985 with a time of 4:35.5. Garrod also is out to break the mark of 2:03.7 in the 800 meters set in 1986 by Stevens of Warren Local. Another mark that could fall is T. Shifflet's record in the 3200 meters. Shifnet of Trimble ran the 3200 in 10:15.7 in 1985, ravoritcs to break that record include P.J . Chadwell of Metgs, Larry Lanning or Miller, Garrod and Myers. Also expected to fall is Singer of Federal Hocking record in the high jump (6'2"). Favorites to break that mark arc Mall Haynes or Meigs, Ja son Williams of Vinton County. Eric Royce of Alexander or Chris Vmey of Federal Hocking. The meet will get under way at I • Automatic, Air V-8, LOADED SAVE CondHion ing, Stereo. 16,499 or 1992 CADILlAC SEDAN DeVILLE Loaded- Must See GM 506. V-8, 1991 CHEVY FULL SIZE PU 4 dr, 4 c:yl, auto., air condHionlng. '7,777 or 1154 Per Month $21 999 1991 CHEVY CORSICA LT 1991 BUICK CENTURY LUXURY V-6 -Uke New $11,999 1988 FORD CONVERSION VAN Auto., Air Condhlonlng, Stereo, 4 Dr. Auto., Air, Y~ HURRY! 8,888 or s 178 Per Month 11,499 or 5233 Per Mo•t• $9,499 1991 CHEV. LUMINA 1991 CHEVY BEREnA 1990 OlDS CUTlASS 1 1 Automatic, Stereo, Air ,_, 10 GM 486. 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Stewart SWlday Sehoul -9:30a.m Won hip· 10:30 a.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m We .~leyan Bihl{' Holiness Church 75 Pearl St , Middleport Pastor: Rev _Roy McCany Sunday school -9:30a.m Worsh1p - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30pm St. Paul Lutheran Church Co mer SyciUTlore & Second St., Pom eroy Pa s10r: Laun A. Leach ShrefOcr Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship - II a.m. Uberly Christian Church D«ter Pastor: Woody Ciill Sunday School · 10 a.m Evening· 7 p.m. Wedn esday Service - 7 p.m United Methodist Reedsville Church o( Christ Pastor: Philip Slllnn Sunday School: 9:30a.m Worship Se.rvice : 10:30 a.m Bible Study, Wednesday , 6:30 p rn St. John Luthcnn Chun:h Pine Grove !,astor: Laun A. Leach Shrcfner Wor~hip · 9:30a .m. Sunday School · 10:)0 a.m. Catholic Rulland Church rrl God Pauor: John F. Corcoran Sundar School - 10 a.m Wonh1p · II a.m., 7 j·m Wednesday Services · p m Sacrl'd Heart Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave ., l'cmeroy, 992 -5 898 Pastor : Rev. Walter E. Heinl. Sat. Coo . 4:45-5 :15 p.m.; Mass - 5:30p.m. Sun _C:o-1 - AA'i-9:15 am, Sun . Ma n - 9:30a .m D•uly ,\ 1JISS 1\:30 a rn Syracuse Church nr Goo Apple and Second Sts. Putor: Rev . David Ruuell Sunday School and Worship · 9:30a.m. Evening Services - 7 p.m. Wedne1day Services - 7 p.m. Southern Cluslt•r .'\pple Gro"e Pastor: Carl Hidr:s Sunday School - 9 a.m Worship - 1011.111,7 p m Thursday Services · 7 p.m. llcthany Pastor Kenneth Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m Worstup 9 a.m. Wednesday Services· 10 a.m Ca rmcl Pastor Kenneth Bak er Sunday School -9:30a.m Worshi p · 10:4_S a.m. (2Tld & 4th Sun ) Morning Star Pastor: Kenneth Haker Sunday School · Q_45 a.rn Worship - 10:30 a.m Thursday Ser.1a::s - 7:10p.m Sutto11 l1 as1u1 Kenneth Raker Sundav School · Q_10 am WOT ~bip · 1'0 45 a.m. (ht & Jrd Sun) Raclnt Paslm : Roger Graci': Stmday Schoo! · 10 a.m Worship - l 1 a.m Pulor: Oiarles Jones Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m lhursday Servlct!S · 7 p m MC'Igs Coopwallve Pulsh Northeast Cluster Air red Pastor: Sharon Hausman .Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worsh1p · 11 a.m., 6:30pm Joppa l'astm : Urenda Weher Wonhip · 9:}0 a.m .SlUlday School· 10:30 a.m w~dr~esday Services - 7:30 pm Sunday School - 9:45a .m. Evening- 7 p.m. Wed~sday Semcr:s ) p.m Snowville Past01 : l-loll"nce Sm11h Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worslup - 9 a.m orr 124 bchLnd Wlikesvlll c H oo,._.n Church ol Ch rlst In Christian Union Pastor: Theron Durham SW1day School - 9:30 a.rn Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service.~ · 7 p.m Ash Street fhe\-\o·ill Baptist Middleport Sunday Schoo l 10 a.m Wonh1p - 11 ~ - 111 Wednesday SeiV!ce 730 p.m Sat11rd ay Serv1ce "7:30pm Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce St111day School - 9:15a .m . Worship - \0:15a.m. 1\11. Olive United Methodist Mt. Moriah llapllst Fou nh & Matn St. Middlcpon Pastor: Rev . G!lhcrt Craig, Jr Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10 .45 a.m MI. Moriah Church of God IUc:ine Pas10r: Rev. James Sanerfidd Rutland Pastor: Arthur Crabt~ Sunday School - 9.30 a.m Worship · l 0:30a.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. •:ast Letar1 Pastor: Roge r Grace Sunday School- 10 am . Worship - 9 a.m . Christian Union Church of God Rock Springs Pastor:Keilh Rader Sunday School - 9:15 a.m · Worship - 10 a.m Wednesday Services · 6 p.m. Graham United Methodist Wonhip ·9:30a.m. (1st&. 2nd SWl) . 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4lh SLltl) Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. Forest Run Bapti.~ t Pas tor : Anus Hurt Sunday School 10 un Worsh ip- II a m Rutland Frre Willllaptlst Sa lem St. Pastor. R. ev Paul Tay lor Su r1day School · 10 a.m E.,.ening - 7 p.m Wedne sday Servi cc.1- 7 p rn Pomeroy Pastor: Eunhae (GraCI':) Kee Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Lutheran Chester Jla .1lm: Shamn llaU!;man Worship · IJ a.m. Sunday .Xhool 10 a rn "lhursday Serv ices - 7 p m Hartford Churrh of Christ In Christian Union Hartford, W.Va. Pas1or: Re... . David McMani s Sunday School - I I a.m Wonh.ip - 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Services -7: 30p.m. Pearl Chapel PHstor: Florence Smull Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship - \Oa.m. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ In LaUer Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor : William Rou sh Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wor!hip . !0:30a.m Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Success Roid Church or Chrisl Pastor: Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne!day Services - 7 p.m. F11.llh Uaptist Churl'h Railroad St., Masoo Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wof"lhip - I I a.m ,6\J.rn Wednesday SeMCC> · p m PaSlor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship - 10 a.m. Latter-Day Saints Our Saviour Lutheran C hurch Walnut and H~:nry St.1, Ravemwuod, W.Va . Panor: Rev. George C. Weinek Su nd ay School - 9:30 11.111. Wonhip . II a.m . Han lock Grove Church Pastor: Charie! Dcrnigan Sunday school - 10:30 am Worship · 9:30a.m., 1 p.m. Minersville Holiness Chapter Pltslor: Rev_ John Neville Sunday School to a.m Worship - II a.m, 7:30p.m Wednesday Service - 7:30p .m. Rradrord Church ofChrl~l St. Rt. 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pa5tor: Derek Stump Sunday School · 9:30a .m Worship - 10:10 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdne!day Ser.·iccs ·7:30p .m. Vklory Rapll .~l 525 N. 2nd St., Middl eport Pastor : Jwnes E. Keesee Won hip . 10 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday ScrvilX s · 7 p m Heath (Middleport) Putor: Frank Smith Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - !0:30a.m Wednesday Services · 6 p.m H~rrisonville Bethlehem Bapti st Pastor: Rev_ Earl Shu ler Sunday School - 10:30 a.m . Worship-_ 9:30a.m . Thursday Semces - 7:30p.m. Langsville Christian Church Sw1day &hool - 9:30a .m Wor!ihip - 10:10 a.m., 7:30p.m Wedn~:!day Servia 7:30p.m Forest Run Pastor: Wesl ey Thatcher Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonh.1p- 9 a.m Thursday Services - 6:30p.m . Hyst>ll Run Holiness Church Pastor: Roben Man ley Sunday School · 9:30a .m Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m lhuf'>day Servicl': -7:30p.m Mason Church o( Chrisl Miller St., Muoo, W.Va Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship- II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service~ · 7 p.m. Antiquity Baplisl Pa !lor: Kennelh Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m Wor~hip 10 45 a.m . "!hursd.1y Services - 7 3() p.m Buttons & Bows 100 E. Main ( rJJay Specia[J ~ Keno Church or Christ Wordtip-9:30lt m Sunday School. - 10:30 a.m . Flatwoods Pmor: K~:ilh Rader Sunday School - \Oa .m Wonhip - II a.m., 6 p m. Thunday Services · 1 p.m. Holiness MI. Union Baptist Pastor: Joe N Sayre Stmday School- 9:45a .m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 6:JO p.m Hot•{' Baptist Chapl'l 570 Gram St. , Middleport Pas10r: Dav1d Bryan, Sr Sunday School . 10 a.m Won hip - 11 a m , 7 p m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Mother's Gnce Eptscopal Church 326 E. Maln SL, Pm~croy Pastor: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myers Sunday school and wonhip - II a.m. Rutland Church of Christ Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School - <J:30 a.m . Worship . 10:30 a.m., 7 p m. Old Bethe Free Will Rap list Church 28601 St RL 7, Middlepon Sunday School · I 0 a m Evening ·7:30p.m. Thursday Scrvice5 - 7:30p.m. Solor Magic Shoes Middl<'purt Chun·h or Chri~t Slh and Mam Pastor: AI Hartsun Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 8:!5,10:30a.m.,1p.m Wednesday Service I · 7 p.m. Sliver Run Rapt lsi Pastor: Bill Latle Sunday SchtXJ! · 10 a.m Worship · l I a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service~ - 7:30p.m Hillside R.aptlsl Church St. Rt. 143 just off Rt. 7 Pas10r : Rev_James R_ Acrf'1'_, Sr Sunday School · 10 a m. Wonh.ip - 11 a.m., 6 p m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m Shop The FABRIC SHOPPE In Pomeroy For Gifts For That Special Mom. ' . Episcopal Zion Church o( Christ l'om~roy, Harrimll'iHe Rd . (RL 141) Paswr: Interim pastor Sunday Sch.ool -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p .m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. First Southwn Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastm: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sl!nday School · 9:30a .m . Worship · 10:45 a.m, 7:30p.m Wednesday Services · 7JO p.m. Riclne First Baptist 1•as10r: Steve Deaver Sunday School . 9:30 a.m. Wrmh1p - 1040 a. m., '1:30 p.m Wednesday Services . 7:30 p.m. Wedru'!sday Servuxs - 7 11m Dcarwallow Ridge Church of Christ Pastor: Jack C.olegrove Sunday School - 9:30 1.m. Worsh ip - 10:30 a_m, 6:30p.m Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. Pomeroy First Raptio;-1 East Main St . Pastor: Dr. Lee Morri s Sunday School - Y 30 a.m Wor!h.ip - 10:30 a.m Middleport Fl~t llallli st Comer SULh & Palmer !,astor: Rev. lames A Seddon Sunday School · 9:15a.m . Worship · !0:15a.m. Wednesday Serv:icn · 7 p.m. New Life Church of God O!ester l'anor : Gary Hints Sunday School - 9J() UTI Worship - 6 p.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Worsltir- 10 a.m ., 6 p.m. Rutland First Uapllst Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m Wor!hip - 10:45 a.m. Don't Forget Mother's Day Is Sunday, May lOth and the Pomeroy Merchants Association Invites You To Shop For Mom In Beautiful Church of God of Ptoph<'CY OJ . Whit.e Rd. off St . Rt . 160 Pan or: Pat I lens on Suuday School - 10 un Worship - II a.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 Loo~ Bottom Pastor lllarles l~ton SundHy School QJO am Wor~h1p - 10:30 a.m . W<'dnesday Scn.·iccs - 7JO p rn Re<'dnille PHtor: Rev . O!arlcs Eaton Worship 9 30 a.m SWlday School · 10:30 a.m. Wednesd ay Service! 7-30 p rn Tuppt'I"S l'lalns Sl. Paul Pastor : Sharon Hausman Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship - 10 a.m Tue~d8y Servu:es - 7:30 p 111 Cl·ntnl Cluster ,\shury (Syracuse) !'astor: Wesley "lhatch.er :-i1mday School - 9:4~ a.m. Worship · I I am . WL:1Inesday Scrv1Cl"S -7-10 11rn Entcrprisr Past01 : Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 am Worship - 9 a_m , 6 p m. Tue !da)' Scrv1ces- 1 p.m La unl CUff Free Methodist Church Pa swr: William William s Sunday Sc hool · 9:30am . Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wedn esday Scrvicrs - 7 p.m Rulland Rlble Methodist Pu tor: Kcv. Ivan My en S und~y School- 9 ·3() a.m Evening - 7 p.m Wednesday .'ierviu:s 7 p m Cuoh ille U n!t~d Methodlsl Parish l' itllor Harold E. AUow ay· Pnddy Cmtlvill{' Churrh Mam & Firth St. Sunday School · 101m. Wtmhlp - 9a.m Tuesday Sc rviC%S - 7 p.m Hfthcl Church Towmhip Rd., 468C Sunda y School · 9 a.m w.,nlttp lfla m Wcdn csWy Services- 10 a.rn llnck ingport Church Grand .'it reel Sun day School - 10 a.m Wo11h1p - 11 1.m Wedr1esday ScrvictJ - S p.m Torch Church Co Rd. 63 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 1.m. Nazarene Ra<'lne Flrsc Church of the NaurHII' Pa sto r: Thomas L. Gates, U Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship · 10:30a.m.,6p.m. Wednesday Servi ces · 7 p.m Middleport Church orth~: Nuan·n~ PH slo r: Rev Uoyd D Gnmm , Jr Sunday School - Q30 a.m Wonh1p - 10 :]0 a.m., 6:30p.m . Wednesday Servict1 · 7 p.m q - -' Neasr Settl ement Church Su nday Worship · 2.JO p.m , Thursday se rvices-7:30pm . Rwdsfille Fellowship Ch urch vf the Nll.lrme Pastor : John W. [)Qugtu SLltlday School - 9:30 a m Wonlup - 10:45 a.m ., 7 p.m Wednesday Servi~Xs - 7 p m South llethcl New Testament SJv er R1dge Pa>tor: D~nc Sydenstrider Sunday School - 9 a .rr1 Worsh1p - 10 am ., 7 p.m WeJnes Jay Scrvn:c - 7 p rn Syraruse C h urrh o( the "'aza WH' Pa stor: Rev. Gl enn McM1ilan SWlday School - 9:30 a.m Won hip . 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne sday Sr:rvi<Xs · 1 p.m. l,omeroy Church of the Naur~ne Panor: Rev. Thomas McClung Sunday School · 9:30 a_m Worship - 10:)0 a.m . and 6 p.m Wednesday Services- 7 p m Carlctun lnt{'rdenomlnatiunal Churl'h Klngshury Road Pastor: Clyde W. Henderson Su nd ay Xhool - 9:30 a.rn Eve run g - 7 p.m. Wedne5 day Serv1ce - 7 p m Chester Church or the NaZilrene Pastor: Rev. Herben Grate Sunday School -9:30a.m Worship - 11 a.m.,6p.m Wednesday Serv ice~ 7 p-lfl While's Chapel Wesleyan Coolvi Uc Road Pas tor: Rev . 1-'hillip Ridrn our Sunday School · 11 :30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m . Wednesday Serv1cc- 7 p.m. Rutland Church r# the Nlllarenr Pastor · Samuel Basye Sunday School . Q:JO a.m Worship - \0:30am ., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Se rvices - 7 p.m Fairvil'w Uible Church Le tart, W.Va . Kt. 1 l'as10r : James Lcw1s Sunday School - I I a.m. Worsh1 p . I} :JU a.m., 7:)0 p.m Wednesday Service · 7.30 p.m Portland First Church o( the Naza rt>nr Pa5tor : W1lham Jum~ Sunday School -9:30am . Worsh.ip · 10:40 am, 7 p m Wffinesday Ser.·1ces - 7 p.m Calnry Bible Church Pomeroy Jltke, Co. Rd Pa stor: 1{~.,.- HIKk wood Su r1day School · 9:30a.m . Wont11p 10 30 a_m, 7:30p.m Wedne sday Scrv1cc - 7 JOp m. , ._.Haven Church or the ~aurcnr Pastor: Cl~ndon Suoud Sunday School · 9:30a.m Worth.ip - 10:30 am ., 7 p m Wednesday Services , 7 p.m. Other Churches The Salulion Ann)· 11 5 Butte rnut Ave., Pomeroy SW1day Sehoul i0:30a IllWorship - I 0:00a.m., 7:30pm C11 lvary Pilgrim Chapel lhrmon\'Jile Road 11astor: Rev . VICtor Rou sh Sunday Sr.:houl9 :30 a.m Worship · II il.m , 7:30 p.rn WOOn e~ day Scrv1ce- 7:30p .m Middleport Communlt)· C hurch 515 Pearl St., Middleport Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday SchoollO a.m Evemng · 7:30pm Wtxlnesday Serv1ce · 7:30p.m SHacuse Mission 1411 B~dgemanSt.,.Syr.K:ulc !'astor: Roy (Mike) 'thompson Sund11y School - 10 a.m Evem ng · 6 p.m Wednesday Servicr: - 7 p.n1 or Faith ])astor : Dav1d Da tlt.:y Sun day School 9:30a .m Eve11mg 7 p m Thumlay Sernce - '1 .30p.m '• lh·juldng ur<' Church 500 N. 2nd Ave.. Mtddlq:ofl l•asiiH' Rev M1 chae.l l'ang1o Sunday School · 10 a.m Wednesd&y Services - 7 p.m ., ' ' ~~~ PenlerosCal As:H•mbly St. RL 124, Racine Pa,lor: W til larJl llohad. Sunday School - I 0 a.m Eve ning - 7 run Wednesday S.::rvtccs - 7 p.m \1iddlt>port l'l·ntc\"ostal ·nlll d Av ~ . P~st o r : Rev . Clark flaker Sunday School 10 a.m Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 :)0 p m. l)yes"llle Community Churc-h Sunday School - 9:)0 a.m Worshtp - 10:30 a.m , 7 p rn Presbyterian HMrrisooville Presbyterian Churdt Wors hip· 9 a.m Su nd ay Sl:hcol 9:45 a.m. Mlddlqmrt Prl.'~b_vtcrian Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wor1h 1p 10 am , 4 p m (2n d & 4th Sun) Stncusc Flr.-t Cnih'd Prtosbyteri an .• . Sunday Schllol - l 0 a.m Worsh1p - ll a. m., 4 p.m. (lu &. 3rd Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist Sc"cnth-Day Adventist \otu llx:rry Ill s Rd ., Pomeroy !'a:> lm Huh Snyder Sa1urday Scr.·•ces Saf"lh a1 h School · 2 r -m Wors hip · J p.m F•Hh G!ISpl'l Churrh Long llouom Sunda y Sehoul · 9-30 am Worship 10:45 a.m, 7:30pm W OOne.'d~ y 7.10 p 111 93 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio 46760 OUR GOLD CHAIN SALESMAN WILL BE IN OU STORE FOR I DAY ONLY WITH HIS ENTIRE LINE Of 14K GOLD, CHAINS, CHARMS, EARRINGS, ALL AT SO% FOR ONE DAY. ST IN 1'DfE FOR MOI'HIR'S DA •nd GRADUATION/ •CHAINS • NECKLACES • EARRINGS • BRACELETS 113COURT ~~OMEROY ij~92-2054 ~ · --~- 18141992 6667 - 1998 OOKSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • BIBLES ... ~ 601 EAST MAIN 992-2259 PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992-6669 •VISA •MIC • -~, •DISCOVE~~~-' 03..or.s 271 North h<Ofl4 Middleport, Ohio \ MEIGS TIRE GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES CENTER, INC. ~. I .\ John F Fulfl , Mqr Ph . 997 -7101 Pom.-•rny SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY lAlli & SERVICE 992-7075 172 North lt<ontl Ave. MiddltOOrt. Ohio 204 Condor II. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 Pntor: Uwrcncc Hush S11nday School - 9:301 m Everung · 7 p m Wcdnctiay Serv1ce - 7 p m l_.lnllt'd •' aith Church Ed1'11 L' nlh-d Hrl'thn·n in Christ MI . Ollvl' Community Chur ch Rt. 7 on Pomeroy 8)·- Pass Pauor: Rev . Robert E. Smnh. Sr 2 1{2 m1l es nonh ()]" Reed svdlr ~l& lc Ruute 124 Kev Rohcr1 ~vhJt lcy Sunday S.. huol lO 11m un Sunday School - 9:30 a.m Wonh 1p - 10 :30 a.m, 7 p.m Wednesday Service - 7 p m l'a~mr . W m~ h ~ p -7. 30 rm W r:Jnc~.l<~ y Sc· rvKe~ 7 JO rm Ecdesla Frllowshlp 128 Mill St., Mlddlcpoo Pastor . Chu~.;k MlPhcn tnt Sunday School · 10 a.m Everung - 7 p m Wedne~d.ay Service · 7 p m • ...• .-·•. Full Gospel Lighthouse 33045 Htl.and Road, Pom eroy Jlauor : Roy 1\untcr Sunday School - 10 &.m Evening 7:30p.m. Tues day & "lbursday ·7 :30p.m •••• . ·.•• Nni1DOW1de In s. Co c 01 olumbU'•. 0 804 W . M~tn 9911318 Pometoy 'rt~ Middleport 128 W. Moin St ., Pomeroy POMEROY, OHI0 - 992-6677 9'12 -5 432 BILL QUICKEL ~~~~! rn ~ PreHrJpltOn\ 214 E Main 992 11 JO Pomeroy Pomtorov EWING FUNERAL HOME FISHER FUNERAL HOME 264 Iouth 2nd (row's fomtlr Res I our ant • ' (t~IUIIng l<1nluc y F1i1d Chlcku" SWISHER & LOHSE RAWUNGI-COATI 992-5141 ... • United Brethren 1\-11 . ~krmon United Rr{'thrcn in Christ Church Tc u s Commllllll)' off CR R2 l'a >ttw Robe rt S•mdcrs Sunda~ Sehoul lJ 30 a.m WorShip 10 30 a.m, 7 Jfl p m Wcd r1nday Scrv1rcs 7-3() r m P. J. PAULEY, AGENT C\\\;rf S'"' '-. •, SAT., MAY 2nd SO% ·. Pentecostal tlaz.el Community Church Off Rt. 124 PIL'Itor . Edsel Hart Sunday School · 9:30a .m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:10p.m. Morse Chapel Church Supl. M1h Malsoo Sunday school - 10 a.m WOf'Sh. !p - 11 am., 7 p.m Wednesday Scm a:: · 7 p m .. .S tin·rs~ille Word Faith Tabern•clr Churdl Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev Emmell Rawson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p m 'lh ursday Serv1ce - 7 p m Christian ft'llowship Crntl'r Salem St., Rll!J&Ild Pastor: Robcr1 E. Mu sser Sonday Sc hool - l 0 a.m Worship 11.15am ., 7 pm Thursday Serv1 ce · 7 p m •, ·. -, -.'·. Splrl 1ual Fahh Church SUite DR, Antiqutty Past or: A Stewart Su nday School · I 0 a.m Evemng 7:30p.m lllll nday Scmce 7:30pm Trinity Coogregatlonal Church Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Ourch · 9:15a.m Worship - 1030 am Rurlinglon Communily Church Burl111gham Pastor : )hy Lill!de nndt Sunday School · 10 a.m Worsh1p 7 pm Wednesday ScrvH:t: "i p rn -· Frttdom Gospti Missivn !hid Knob , on Co. Rd 11 Pastor : Rev . Roger WiJifurd Su nday School - C) 10 d.lrt Worship· 10:45 a. m., 7 p.m . Wedr1 esday SciVlce- 7 p m rrn,J .~1·rnn• ·l/1nn .~ .. F:srablis hrd 1913 -- p,!(, il\ 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDlEPORT. OHIO ~- \ST Veterans Memorial Hospital 992-2121 1Ob Mulbtrry Au . Porn~ roy II S f . Memorial Dr. 992-2104 Pomtroy, �Friday, May 1 1992 The Pomeroy-MI Sentinel 4 Bl 'IJ.ETIN BOARD Giveaway Sr\AFlJ' b) Bruce Beattie Pomeroy Middleport & VIcinity 1992 Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Pt Pleasant & VIcinity 35 Lots & Acreage 'Meadows OM-mill ...t ol Royal Oak Park on V nagar Street R01d 4th p ace on lell walch tor 1 gns SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS 39815 Gold Ridge Road Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Contact Btl! Burleson 245 Welcome Slates 9600 Cost $150 00 $2000 Custom Pa ntmgs SPORTSCARD SHOW Btdwell Elementary S A 160 Bidwell Oh1o SATURDAY MAY 2 SponSONd by Bidwell Blloebal Assoc For reservations & mora nfo cal 614-446 1110 614 992 2242 4/21921tfn t;r PAINTING 6 West Horton St Mason WV B1kes double wash tubs furniture, glassware, & lots m1sc. co. INTERIOR &EXTERIOR FREE £Snaum HAvt IEFERENal Btfwo 6 p.L LID'It Mos..,. POMEROY OHIO NEW SCA WOLFE 12 VISits $25 00 16 V1BIIB $30 00 1 VIall $3 00 For ll'f'lol••• c• 992·2487 or 992-7884 4 7 92 1 mo Ah• 6p.a. 614 91S4180 GALLIA COUNTY S Ha1r & Tanmng Salon 446 8922 HOURS 9 am 8 p m Mon Fn 9am 5pm Sat 12 noon 5 p m Sun NEW TANNING HOURS 9 am 10 p m Mon Fn 9am 5pm Sat 12noon5pm Sun MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL Penms $25 00 Sp1ral Penms $35 00 TIIMay9 1992 We now have 5 Tann ng Beds 1 Free Tanmng Sess1on Per Customer w1th thiS Ad CRUSADE FOR CHRIST OLD BETHEL CHURCH Rt 7 and Story s Run Road APRIL 27 MAY 2-7 00 p m Tomght(Fiiday) hear Rev Bob Wi so man !!."d MuSIC by Randy Parsot1s & Doena Bums More Legals on Page 2 RIVER HERBS and EVERlASTINGS 521 DO S.l ll& l.r., OW. 247-4035 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING Plants, Herbs, Per11nlals, Everlasting OPEN WED SUN IG-S p m. 4 71-92 1.. pd JAY MAR Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call614 992 6637 Sl Rt 7 Counclllaating. ~LP_..I Racine, J! 45771 (4124 (511 a, 15 KEVIN'S LAWII MAINTENANCE 614-949-2627 Lawn Mowing Fertilizing Weeding and Seedmg Shrub and Troe Trimming & Rermvel Rooldendota Commercial .,.,., ...... Free E1Um•tet Cheshtre OH Send bids to Patricia Calaway Clerk 46686 Gulhrle Road Coolville Ohio 45723 (4) 23 24 27 28 29 30 (5) 1 4 5 6 10TC SHOP 134 .. St.,Mdl!pt111, !l. NOW OPEN Hrs 9toS Moa. thru Sat. HANDGUNS, RIFLES, 1 Card of Thanks SHOTGUNS r-=::::==.=;:::::~ Tho family of LOIS PAULEY would like to 41< MIDDLEPORT GUN RUY SEI L- TRADE 421921mupd oxprtn their sincere appreciation for th avl pouring of our 11a1y ORANGE TOWNSHIP friends 111d famdy during TRUSTEES her llnm 111d dtatlt. PATRICIA CALAWAY T\e wor4s el comfort CLERK 48686 GUTHRIE ROAD tho "-'tllul flowers, tho 'COOLVILLE OHIO 45723 lonly canis the load 111d PUBLIC NOTICE The Orange Townohlp holphog h111ds utondtd IS Ttuat- will be accepllng loot us without wonls to bids lor the 1992 oemltery mowing eeason upuu our dttpul uiltlllloy 2 1992 A total of 5 thanks cemotorlea to be mowed 2 May Gael bless you all time• 1 month or 11 deemed H1sbonl, PJ, dau;tters necaaaory by tho trulteea Jt- & Kl.lltrly moth ~· will bo opened May 4 1111127 30p m atthohomoof • Mrs Pe.t WIIICIIIs Public Notice ••led tt. clerk Patricia Calaway Thalruatoeoroaarvelherlghl TROY-BI£T u Sp!"tng T s upmm or RJ llllf'ra Now In S o k I l oca Trol RJ D alt WAKEI ELD'S SO Well lh"l Oh o•HJ 38 S 212019213 mo DALLAS K WEBER Owner Mothor!Da,Ptet 'Riders ArlilaiH' DISPIAYID AI THE QUAliTY PRINT SHOP MIDDUPOII OH. 9'17 JltH:lO ..-4:00 .. m 307o-&ft• 1:00 .. NOW TAKING ORDERS If It's Chocolate Mcldleport-992·6302 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVKE -!loom Addlliona -GuHerWork -fleolrlcol ond Plumbing -llooflng -lnterior I Ext.ror Pointing {FREE ESTIMATES) FOR SALE Agriculture RACINE, OHIO H•lpias Yot~ Te R•ro" Lime f 0111' ,,......... ,., VALLEY INC. Rt 7 M1llwood, WYa. ANGIE'S FLOWERS 304-273-5555 All MAliS Bring II In Or We Phk Up ill Rotl111d 111d Rr SS4 MON -SAT 9 to 5 614-747-7772 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Real Estate General 992 2259 608 E~ST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 10-4 Hubbard Avenue 3 Fam 1y Ya d Sale Friday And ~ u day Clothes NEW REPAIR GUTIERS DOWNSPOUTS GUTIER CLEANING PAINTING Free Esttmates 421 Street baby a y1rd sale Friday !lam next to Pomeroy School cou d have 3 4 bed ooms A ooms are mce s zed Has d shwasher stove refng d sposa and fireplace S ts on 2 lanced flal loiS WAS $38 900 NOW $36 000 REEDSVILLE-<:o Rd 5{)- 45 acres ol n ce ay ng and ApproK 2 acres t I able 0 acres pastu e 35 ac es ttmbe Wale and e ecmc ova lable $25 000 Speual111ng In Cullom TO SELL I Ones ory anch stye hone n R gg C Sub d on 3 b-i'd oom an q;1 age e F A he ASK NG $39 900 2 bah REEDSVILLE OWNER ANXIOUS make an o tie T EAGLE RIDGE ROAD App ox 40 acres of land of whoch abou 20 aces are liable Has a barn w h hay oft and an equ pment shed Pub c wale and elec nc a'w'a Many great bu ld ng s es and wa e to an ma s Poss b ty of Owner F nancmg $30 000 MIDDLEPORT 5 Second A argo olde brick home w lh a biQ vmg room d n ng oom w h beaut ful bu It In hutch 4 bci'ms_ 1 1 2 baths wraparound porch 3 t replaces and a mce bg ol Much Polenla POMEROY Oek Slraet A ONLY $29 000 2 slory arne home that has one bedroom down and 2 bd ms up d n ng room lo cad a r gaslumace and21ols $13000 MIDDLEPORT North Second A oomme c a bu ld ng w lh 2 businesses downsta rs and approx 23 rooms and 10 bell1s on lho 2nd & 3rd lloors Could be conve~ec nto apartments Ca I lor your appo nlmen today $45 000 DOmE TURNER~ Broker 992 5692 8REltf)A JEFfEHS 992 3056 DARiJHE STEWARRlTr.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.':::::::::::: :::::::.:::992-6365 SANDY BUTCHER... 992 5371 SHERYL WALTERS Chethiro 367-0421 frame Reparr NEW & USED PARTS ' FOR All MAKES & MODELS 9927013or 992 5553 OR TOLL Fl!EE 1 800 848 0070 FLATWOODS RD B ell an h stye orne w 3 bed rooms 2ba hs a geg d nla n y oomw hf epace Home n good cond on nag eat oca on $49 900 FLATWOODS RD 2 s o 1 con empo ary home w h 4 bed ooms 2 2 b hs equ p 1<. chen ep aco bay w n dows p ne walls ba seme 3 2 acres Beaut fu sen ng $104 900 owne w accep oasonab e offe WANTED AT ONCE HOMES & PROPERTIES LARGE & CITY WE ARE GETTING RE QUESTS EVERYDAY FOR ALL TYPES OF HOMES & PROPERTY IF YOUR TH NKING OF SELLING THINK OF USI BETTER YET PICK UP THE PHONEANDGIVE US A CALLI & SMALL FARM DARWIN OHIO 7131 r911ttn APRIL 13 18 blended Easler hours. Open until7 30 pm APR 28 6 00 pm Basket Class MUST PRE REGISTER FOR All CLASSES HAS t.lon S.l 101m 5 pm Sunday 1 5 pm For Mort Info C. I 614-992 2549 4115/92/1 mo i For Lease 987 cnevy Second Floor Apartment Lnsa lR One BR Bah KHchen W Stove • Retrig Water Fum thed No Pe a Co ner Second & Plnl..t Ga lpot s $230 Pa Month uepos t Required C1l 614-446-4249 614 448-2325 Or 614-446-4425 •Roollnjl •Insulation 11 NURSE AIDES Pleasant H II Manor A 201 Bed Nurs fl9 Fac y Is Now Accepl lng Appl cat ons Fo Nurs ng Assistants Cu ren y On Tha Va d Sale Racine A ea Oak Slale Aegis ry P ev ous Ap Gro~e Road 2 Milas OH S a • pllcants Will Need To ReApply Rout• 124 Baby Clothes And Excell•nt Applica on 0 App y A.ccesso las T uck Blnde sAnd In Person At Pleasant H 1 1143 US Roule 23 Equipment Adu Co has Mano South P ke on OH45661 EOE Satu day Sunday OH ee G Needed Fo local In suranc:e OHice Mus Be Able To 8 Public Sale Type Send Reaume To CLA 1 4 cto Gal po s Da ty T bune & Auction 825 Th d Avonue Ga po s OH R ck Pearson Auct on Company 45631 tu me aue on"r comp ele SOC AL WORKER auct on servlt:e Ut:ens&d Pleasant Hill Manor A 201 Sed 166 Ollto & West V gin 1 304 Genal ic Fac y S!ilak ng 7]3..5785 Degrttod Soc al WOfka To Jon Our E1 s ng Socia Serv ca StaH Degree n Human Serv ce 9 Wanted to Buy F eld Necessary LSW 0 OMRP Used MobUa Homes Call 6 4 And r MR Expe ionca sHe p u 446-0175 Dedcalon To Clan Dgnly A Must We A • A Peop e Or en ed Wanled To Buy Junk Au os Bus ness Otter ng Exce ant W h Or WilhoU. Moors Ca Wage And Bonetil Package You Lar y l vely 614-388 9303 Must Take Advan 1ge Of Th s Wanted To Buy La ge Size Urtlque Opportun 1y By Rep y ing lmmed a aly To J m L n Dress Make s Fo m Good Con Admlns 11 or co d on Ca 6l4-446 4015 Aha 5 deman P aasant H Mano PO Box PM l34 P kl on OH 4566 614 289 Mond1y And Tuesd1y May 41h & 5th 10AM To 5 PM Ktllh Oiler Res dine:• State Route 325 Langsv 1 Ohio 614--'N2 2016 Clothing Blcyclu Msc 539 Bryan Place M ddleport Ohio 11114/tln R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING Limestone D rt Gravel and Coal Church yard sale to be held May 2nd at 320 Meehan c St Mt om 10.m untll1 ra n cancels F iday only 390 North Htlrd Avenut Middlepor'l 9--4 cur bedsp uds c othlng Licensed and Bonded PH 614 992 5591 12 511n KING'S TV ZENITH SERVICE Garage Sale Sa u day 9 OOA M Ra n 0 Sh ne 269 The ss RGad 8 M las From Ho z:e On S ate Rt 160 Nor1h Turn R ght AI Ta 8 ua Wa a Tower Signs Pos ad N ca Name B and C o h ng lnclud ng large Husky Boys S zes And G rts C o n ng Soma Now Toys Shoes Crahs B1cyc as Many Items Nco Sale And Worth The Onve Huge Three Fam y Ga age Sale May 1s1 2nd & 3 d 1 4 MIa F om SS4 Roush lane Chesh ra 9 1 An ques Co h ng Housewa e Tools Fum lure M sc 704 N. 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Ave. large Sale T easur1 Chest 14na S ale Route 554 Bldwa 1 Oh o Ant ques F ne G ass Stoneware Fum u e Clo has Many Othe Items Ra n Does No C..nco May12 4 5 9To5 Middleport, Ohio 992-3184 1 mo pd 411&112 SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 4-4 92tfl Mov ng Sa a 1654 Georges Creek Road Satu day Sunday Cloth ng Hc:Jusehold Items Wa Dec l:looks Curta AS Guns Tools Much Mo e Fridayr'SI urday lmgullrJoa"" dtn m jacket lSI up sM eggy 132 But emut or 6086 R~ford R011d .Athens Garage Sa a F td1y May 1st Sa em St Rutland lo 1 ot ma em ly ch ldrons clott'lea & Huge Vard Sa e 6mi h-om Chn let' 248 Sat U.m-dartr. fumlture khchenwaN 1n1lquu drs~ll curt1lns mise Huge y1rd uta Chester Oh May 1 &2 &1m tit 1 tum on road opposha Chester Fire O.pt 2nd houu on right watch for signs Rain c•neet• La ge Gr..nhouM y~rd ul• supp •• from Meigs lnduatriH tor lawn garden 1nd I ower 1r rangers too numerous to list co ner of Spring and East Ualn Monday M1y 4 Rlln postponH o nut dry d1y 10--5pm La ge ya d sa a some 1ntlques tumltur1 househo d items 39870 Sumner Road Sine a res dence May12 3 9-? Ralrt 0 Sh ne large Yard Sa I May 4 5 6 140 Depat Road 81dwel Enreise Bike Boys B1ke Troy Bu H Roto T lie Toys Fenton G ass Woman And Chi drens C othes Fu n lure VCR lots 01 M sc hems WAICEFifLJ'I May1&2 Star Mill Park RIC na aponaored by Racine Rurhsn Club lor beneiM of community II 10 Will Alloe, Olio•lll-3111 L--~==.:i~ialiLmtU 3 Announcements "Cr1f'll Are Us will bt open May 1st handmade Items matert11 lace rlbbonil etc: 2mi. t..1d1ng CrMII. rd o tr~ller on GIRLS GIRLS,_QIRLS HOME I~ Cal Today Mool Tonho 1 900-173-1006. S2 IS Min 18 + llotllol Coolo Colltomla UYEI UYEI UVEI 1 900-454-9800 (18 I 9-5 337 U.Grando Blvd Co has Children s large WofMI1 s S zes. Household S.turday, M1y 2nd 9-5 177 l11Gt11nde Blvd Nice Clolhlng Toys G rls B cycle Old M1gazlnn WHd Eate Anti ques OVCS Jacket M sc Announcements Rt 7 bt'owMtri11te Salurday +) SSTEL Orl FL $3 951111n Rlld~ee S1f1 And Fast With GoB... Caplets And E Vap Dlur.tic AI Frulh Phlrmacy Giveaway Two Fam ry Yard Sale Home In terior Bedspreads & Curti nsl Small Appliances lots M sc May o4 & 5 9-? 21 Evans Hegh s Walth Signs In Eu aka Lots Baby c olhH a Acces.so IS Mise: Somerhlng For Everyone May123o4th Yard And Hot Dog Slit M1y 71h 81h 11).4P M Partdng lol 01 Former Vinton Church BuUdlng Method st 'f'ard Sal• 5 2110 MIIH on 141 1&2 9 30 lo 1 TV Chins Cablnal 4 Famllln Y1rd Slle At D A V BuUd ng, S.turdly Mly 2nd LDts Of BabJ Slulfllnfonl And Toddloro Swlrtg lloblle Etc Glrle Cloth lng Size7 9 lots To Mova 15 wk old puppy halt Glrm.n Shophord l Elkhound good Yard Slit May 1 and 2 at 753 whh kldt 5 OOPM Ohio nme 8 00 sm to 5 OOpm 304 51'6-2461 1He Neighborhood Ad Galllpollo Clolhlng Olohoo Toy• AUSTRAL A WANTS YOU Excelent Pay Benelts T anspor111 on 407 292-41117. Ex1 511 91 m lOp m Toll Retundod AVON A Areas Spears 304-67S-1429 2021 Marquene Ave 5 y s old brick maintananc:a 1.-ae home 4 bedrooms small v ng room d ningroom tami y room kitchen u 11y comb na on room a ona love covered pat o n back p vacy lance ga age shown by appo n manl only 304-675 1238 ------·' 73 Vans & 4 WD s Household Goods 989 Ford Ae1"0'6 a M nl ~an auto ove..-d amtmcasset1 til a c us• ,. 47000MI exc cond 6 4 992 ' nog 1her 7pm • • v• BARTENDERS CASINO WORKERS DECK HANDS/Hostesses Etc Position& .Abol d Cru M Sh ps SJOOI$900 Wk y FrM Travel Car bbean H1wail Bahamas No Exp Necessary 206 7J6. 7000 Ext 898N2 297 Kelley Dr Ga po s Oh o 456l'l Ta aphone 614 446 J 69 614-446 3385 Price $52 000 00 llv ng Room 3 Bedrooms Fam ly Room And 2 Bathrooms 1 Car Garage B ck Front W th Coda S ding Drummer Needed To Fo m Coun y & Rock Band Needs To Be Ab a To Start mmedi.ately S.r ous nqui 11 Only 614-4468464 Eam Fu Time Pay For P1rt Tme Wok Wth Ch11tmae Around The WOf d No Ex perlente Or nvestrnent F ea $300 Kit Also Booking P1r1t11 614-379-2502 profoell ...,, 2, 8 30-4 30) 30621 c- bohlnd Molg..COUniJ Falrvroun<la loolhor )lokal Rood -tlllod ...~ , _ _ Mems 1ntlque kitchen c~ bolrd 2..1r condMionon1 ontrr door w ~ng and atonn door lloy 1-4 40720 laorol CIIH Road furniture clolhlng wat., beds r1ln EXTRA INCOME? Fee Reco ded Message Olte 5 Many Full Or P1n T me Opport un n Ex cellen P1y No Exp Needed Stan lmmed a ely Ca 512 992 3500 Ext 511 (24 Hrs) F M Details WORK GUARANTEED AVAILBLE Exce ant Pay Fot EASY Homebased Work Fu Part T me Call 1-B00-44B-nn Ext 3l-10 M F g..5 CST Two expertenced Ha bo Pilols 40 to 60 houri pe wuk musl live within comm\11 ng distant:• of Marietll Ohio. S.nd esuma to P 0 Bow 5175 Vl1nna WV 26105 or ahlne 1-6 May 1atl2nd 341 Rutland StrMI Middleport Oh Sonny Hudson rnkMnce ,_. something tor •veryone chMp May ,.. 2nd, 3rd 7 t.mlly Garage Sale mum. to.der 50 caliber $125 baby nina with car ...t D F! home gym Tandy computer (no .Cf'Mil) 10 apMCI bicycle baby wolkor. changlnt table: curtarM clothing lie ftema loo numerous to mention Tom TheiM .... det.ce 2 mil• ..., or Racine put Souttwn HS wane May 2 a-.t two hou... on Terrace oH of Union Av.nue Pomeroy rain cancels until May 4 Monday 1nd Tuesday May 4 I 5 at Don n • ,..ld•nc• M1 n StrMt Rutland Janitorial cle1n ng contact l&P Janltarlal S.rvleea tor part 1 me 14 , for Rent 1 bed oom trailer pay own ut H plua deposh 304-675- 5 oom house BOx 100 lei C lon WV P ced lor lmmad a e aa e m d tHns 304m 5079 o 773-5545 A F ame home 2 8 1cru 3 bed rooms 112 baths living oom lam yroom unde ground pool 304-882 2884 BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE H stor cal A ea Corner lot 816 Ma n St Pt Pleasant W Va Completely Renovated 2 Full Baths 3 L1rga Bedrooms Now HVAC New Carpel Ava able Jun• 15 614-446 2205 Gall polls 3 Badroom Brick Home Corner Lot Owner Leav ng A,.a Ad acent Lots And Rentals Also Ava able Call 614797--4345 (After 8 00 PM Fo In to mal on And Appolnlmen 2 bed oom mobi e home n ce lot on Roush L1na Cheshire Oh o 304 J73.5828 2 bedroom untumlahtd 12x60 ha t mile past Holzer Mad Can tar ret & depostt requlr.d 2 bedroom unfuml1hed 10x60 w h expindo In Ch11hlre Oh o 614-446-4369 or 304-675-2330 2 Bedrooms 1 81th Stale Rout• 218 Ga po 1 614 256 2 Bed ooms Fenc:ad For Hors• s 1250 mo O.pos 6 4 388- 55 8259 68 3Brs Mobile On 112 Ac o Sec uded lol CA Clos1 To Town G oen School $29 500 F m 614-446-4314 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 44 Apartment lor Rent 1 B.troom Gar.ga Apartm•nt Llrge B1ck B1lcony Front Porch 614-446-2601 1 SA Quiet Senlng_ 10 min s from Galtlpolle $200/Per mo Utltltln Paid. Oapos 1 2 Ref•r s Requl111d ti 4-446-7604 1Bdnn apartment tumlsh.t u1 hla paid 3112ml south of Mlddloport AI 7 6 4 367.()6 11 53 Antiques B1g R ~e Antiques 5'0 Mi n Sf Polnt Plaas1nt WV Buy or 111 Riverine Ant ques 1124 E Man S reel Pomeroy Hours MTW 1000am D600 p m Sunday 00 to 6 00 p m 6 4 992 2526 - Merchandise 21ft 1 bdrm apt n Syr~~cuse untu nished $165/mo ncludes wa • uwage & ash depos raqulred 614-992 nag 18 Will Bebys 1 In My Home n•y Area Rei• encu Ava Call 614 24§..5887 2 AKC Reg sterad Yo kshlre Ter ri1rs {York es) 1 M111 1 Fema • AU Shots And P1pers $450 E1ch Firm 614 379-2601 PUREBRED SIBER AN HUSKY PUJ)PIES. 1 m• e 2 females blue IYBI whlte w miSk. ong ha rsd supe n ce $160ee 614 992-5144 1fle 5pm a 2 Roome Bath Downstairs Clean, No Pele Ou 1 Raterenca And o.posll R.. qulrad 614 446 1519 EHiclancy Apartment Nlc•ly Fumlahtd Carpe ld Quiet We Kept1 A Condltlontd Pr va t Parking 614-446-2602 Alter Farm Supplies & Livestock 5PM EHiclency 1partm1n Ref•renco and dtpoeit required No pet • 304 -675-5'162 Financial Business Opportunity Access To Bank Rae timed Mob Ia Homes G aa Selec ion Many At $500 Down And Take Ovllf Paymen s Ca -800-~ Furnished Apartment 1 Bed room1- Utll t n Paid $260/mo 920 t-oor1h Avenue Ga I po s Oh o 614-446-4416 Alto 7p m 5711 Furnished Apsnment 1 br next to Ubrary perking can rat heat r~lerences 614--446-0338 ai Betora 7p m I NOT CE ot1 0 VALLEY PUBL SH NG CO Ncommends lh& you do bus nHI w th poop 11 you know and NOT to send money lhrou9h he mill unt you have nves ga ed he oHe lng G acioua living and 2 beef. room 1partments 11 V age Minor and Rivers de Apartment• In Mlddlepon From $196 Co I 614 1192 7787 EOH Now accept ng appllcat one to Meson Apartments Equal Hous ng Opp air cond aundry room tree trash p ckup close to storas & school• 304 5521 Home Workaf!l Naeded By 150 F nns Top P1y $l39 Week 0 Mof11 Rush S1 00 SeU Add assed Stamped Enve opet10 0& A Supplies Bo• 443 Falrbo n m OH 45324 T1vern bus ness to sale o l.. se Middleport Oh o 304 882-3362 VENDING ROUTE Gol R ch Qu ck1 No Wav But We Have A Good SINdy AI ord1b e Busl -800 284 ness Won I las 8363 800~34-2fl5t Real Estate 33 Farms lor Sale 163 1crta til tor Information 614 992 738• 83 Acre F1rm With 2 Year Old 2 Bedrooms House With 1 Acre Laod 2ti Ch mco he Road Gal llpolls $7.000 614 446 1615 6 4 446 ~:..::._1:: 2_c 43:.::.__ __ _ _ __ 500 614-367~10 Room• tor renl week or month St1rtlng 11 $120 mo G1 a Hotel 35 Lots & Acreage 25 ac n In Wllk•¥111• area beaut tul 1 ght for home 1 par tlally wooded ,,.. 814-66g.3402 2 acru h II ground 6rooiils to proxlmalet~ 2 Mil.. From Rlo live In ha dwood llaors d y Grande NNr Olher Buutlful WII pinelld Ia !J8 ga age HomH 1514-245..a040 Day Mualclana w1nted 0 ummer w•nll INd and b11sist to form aroup doing country and roclc Wedge Aptt 506 Bu dene Sl Pont Pleasant no po s 1 and 2 bedrooms 304-t7~2072 art• 45 31 Homes lor Sale ;;au~vr;;:t;;:;FU:;;L-;Homo,:--s"'n"."-=F-.,-=s-.-,.­ ::.;._...:..:.:.:....;....;._.,..._122 Acroo Or Will Dl•ldo Ap. 06-:,:1.::.1,-----c-::-c--:- bed oom 304-ti7S- Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Large Bam Stvafl Bu ld nga C.lllr Sell Whh Or WilhOut Farm Equ pman1 And Call a ----------I or &14-l'IH538 2bdrm rental 2 Dtocks out Mston. bergaln P cad 6 14 367 One and two 1partmenta lor sn 2053 01675-4 00 Phone 614-245-8575 Evenlnsrlois for ~~~ tralle,. accep- llablo 304-675-2722 Lola In Gall polls Ferry 100% owner f na~lng It 198 5o4 pe month any one of tour Iota available 304-67§..2722 Furnished Rooms &14-446-vsso S.Nplng rooms with cooking Alto trailer space A hook ups. Cll after 2 00 p m 304 j.56:=5t::.;:M•:;oo=.n.;.WV:::.:._ _ _ __ m.. 46 Space lor Renl Country Mobile Horn• Park A 33N under new management Lola 185 home 111n1111 $235 614 992 2167 Office Space Modem OHicl Suit• Aw1ilable In Bualneu And Proflulonal Bu d ngl 414 Second Avenue G1 pole Mor lis Haskin• 814-446-2611 614 446~512 Buddylt Alto Saxaphone $375 Sound Design 40Watt S ereoRat:k SyslemS125 Sony Ca ousel C 0 P ayor UkeNew 614-446-2340 Concrete & P ast c Septic Tanks Jet Aa a on Tankt Ron Evans En a p ses Jackson OH 1 600.537 9528 DP Gym Pac 1500 Vary Elaborate Excerc:lse And Body Building Mach ne New Condl· lon Cos $575 Sell For $250 614.-446-1822 Evenlr.ga 984 Dodge Aries 4 doo b ack AMIFM CISNtle 4 cyl e\Ao 614 992 n:J6 even n~ Campers & Motor Homes 1985 Ood9e A lea PS PB A 64 000 M IS f1 600 614-446 9552 986 Oodgt :sla $2 900 1987 Olda Cutlass $2 700 198!1 Chevy C1va ter station wagon $3 200 19Bl Ford Ranger 4xo4 $2 600 198-4 Bronco II tan S2 600 985 Ford F 150 $2 300 !185 P ymoU.h Voyager $2 700 964 Fiero 60 000 m~n $2 500 1984 T Bl d $1600 1985 Ford EXP $700 1985 F nh Avenue 13 000 964 Ford F 100 l4 000 m lea $'1995 1987 Foprd Bronco full size $4 800 1985 0 ds Della 88 $2 395 1986 Buick Sky Hawk Sport $1995 1986 Oldl Clo a Brougham S2 500 ScoHys Used C. s New Haven 304-882 3752 ; 1975 Coachmen 26 5 h Whee ~ C ean Carpeted A r $4 000 696 1 S ate RoU.e 2 8 Ga pol s 614 • 446-2405 19n Coact'lman moco home tu y cont1inad seeps 6-8 " good cond $6500 6 4 g(j5-44Pf.. 1981 Coechman 2~ Ft Campa W th A Excellent Condit on 614-446-3750 FOf S1i1 o Trade fib self con tained campe ale steeps 1 x wfk Iehan showe furnace 6 1 843 S161 1984 LA Baron t:andy mach nes 1 pop mach r.e 35 h sth whet ., 304 773-5651 v BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOOET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 536 Jackson P ko from S192Jmo Wa k to shop & movl91 Call61o4-446 2568 Eatl Ga a Countr, And lmmed ate Sur round ng Area 614 379 27l4 Ask Fot Oebble 302 Auto Services 81 2 BR 1penments In U ddleP.Dr1 new y remodeled low ul lea no pels $220 pe mc:Jnth depoalt r~u red 6 4 992 2381 days Will Do HounkHplng 986 Sporty 614-4.6-8627 Fish T1nk 24 3 Jackson Ave Polnl PINAnt 304-675-2063 full I ne Trop eel llah birds smll anlmlls 1nd aupp!ln 30 etee lc range and t'lood good cond tlon 614 94~2013 Tr"s and sh ubs Mutch lop soli IHHild ng pa n ng p un ng Mow ng Ugh Haull ng Don Waugh 61~6-9646 P1u1s 1983 Olds 88 AI luxury Opons 307 Sa~ Cl Records V1ry Clean Can Oea 614 367-0S06 OOPM Ot lla w t-. us! We,. sell~ Mayes Real Estale Me gs-Ga a A hens 6 4 ~2 2403 or 614 992 2780 New 1982 Dodge A let~ AT AC TS PB PS CC Tan/Wh Ia Adutt Oriwen 614-446-D75 N ce 2 Bedrooms With Large Y1rd City Schod Dlst rict Co ner Rind And Perch Streelln K1nauga 614--446 747J In own two story three bed rooms full basement 1112 bath a !ached 1 112 ca ga 1g1 Centra heat and 1 Even nga Call 614-44&..8707 Mustang It UOior Redone To look 1981 Cutlass Cruise PS PB 1utoma c $300 614 i'l2 2840 54 Miscellaneous 21 1979 Rebu like $800 Building Supplies House And 2 2 Ac es land 3 Bad ooms 2 Ba hs L v ng Room D n ng Room K chen And Den $46.000 6 4 388-8491 Business holp 813-544-5331 614-6941-2083 79 42 Mobile Homes 965 Vending Rou e loca We Have The Newest Machines Making A Nice Study Cash Income 1 Immediate Opening For Fu nmo RN ShiH Supervlso~ 32 o 40 Hours Pe W11k ttenett Pack1ge Intact Wi h Compel llv• Wtgn snd 0 He ent al w lh Experlance Equ1 Opportun ty Employer Pluse contact Tht Dlreclor al Nursing P nacres! 1711 P necf11sl Cere Cenler Orlv• Gallipolis Ohio 45631 614-446-7112 11 • 2535 964 14x10 Clayton l Bed ooms 112 Ba hs Sa Up Or lot In Qua C aek Ma y bt iii& 614 245 9238 Consuh ng Peycho og cal M v ell nclud ng evalualions team meetings stan consul lations CIM m1nagement In formlllon, etc tor rukten11 or Lakin Hosp 11 1 ICF untt to main an ICF certltlc111on Uu., have a current WV lcense In l&f11Sfed personl tOntKI 3046 7S-3230 ut 20 or 24 Mon Frl ~m-4pm tor b d fo m daadlinl lor applying Ia May 15 1H2 Average ol f2hrs pe woek 974 Harley FLH Gru tion 614 24S..9428 Sma Hous1 Upper Route 7 H Relerenca And Deposit R• qu ed 614-446-3760 Shlriey 313 Sid.-_. ~ ) 2 Bad ooms 10x60 State Routt 554 1f2 Ott R 160 $165 • Oaposlt And Ut t es 614 38a ---- Easy Work Excell1nl P1y AaHmble Products At Hom. Call ToU FrH 1 800--467 5586 Ext Uay 1&2 Bradbury A01d Do y Woods Hidence 112ml up h U from WMPO 5 tam y 10-4 , i 1008 Garage Sa • May 4 m c owa\11 reel no d shes clothes Ra n Of sh ne Wh II reso dance Old Rt 3l Mov ng Sale Fr day, Salurday 1 4 U e Ott AI 160 White Road Follow Signs Numerous Items Ow Sprinf Of '&oy .ftdt 1Uioen New I• Sl-k Yo.,- I..ocwJ. ~ Bih LJ.al., 4 810 South Second Midd eport Apni29-May9 In yard ami ~arege t..dd ng I nen1 clolhng dishd pans spreads drapes curtains Jew• rw eom. thing tor ev.ryone : aI 239• EO£ AVON All AREAS Sha o your I me wi h us You II owe th• company 1-800-992-6356 Btck Porch Sale Sa urday May 2nd 1 3 Basllanl Ortvt 9 'To 5. 990 Mazda B 2600 K ng Cab pickup Ssp AC JVC s a eo b.d lln•r female driver must se due lo pregnancy 6 4 742 2421 or 6 4 i'tl2 2803 Help Wanted Fnday Sa ruday !I AM Boys C1Dthes S1ro e Crossbow 1 Mile On Ract:on Road Ott R 7. Pieees Ant qut Furniture JAMES KEESEE 992·2772 or 742 2097 S-fam y yard sale Monday May 4 t'l Carolyn Adams Yel owbush Road Racine Oh o ' -=:-,--....,...,:...,__ _ : Crown City Community Va d Sale May 151 2nd a 00 Unt 1 1 Some h ng Fot Everyone Everyone Welcome Back Po ch Sale t.t Ia And 4 0 On Route 218 Fr day And Satu day, K ds C othes Few 4 ----'------· 74 Motorcycles I WANTED Two Pan T ma Positions Ava lab a A A Com munhy Group Home For Pe 1001 With Dtv1 opmental D s abllltiu In Ga a Coon y tGalllpoiiiiB dwolli (I) 22 Hrs!Wk: 8A M -6P M Or 10 30A M -a 30P M (Ro a es) Sat BAM-6PM Or 111PM (Rollles) Sun (2 35 HrslWk 1F»M.-B30AM Tt\IF 630PM Sat 8 30A M Sun BOTH 2 Mou Week y St1fl Mee ng 0 As Otherw se Sch.tul~ H gh School O.grH Valid Or ve s license And Good 0 iv ng Record Good Commun ca on And 0 ganlu on Sk s Pundua And Abe To Wotk As Part Of A Team Requ red E11 l*i•nce Work ng W h Persons Whh Mental Retardation And O.velopmental 0 aabilil as Preferred Ss ary $4 50/H To Stan Send Resume To Ceellla Baker PO Box 604 Jackson OH 45640 Dud ne For AppiAcenta 5161112 P use Spec ty Which Posit on App y ng t::or. E qua Opportunity Employer 902 Four1h Avenue Saturday May 2nd 830 1 pick-up Merchandise 41 Houses lor Rent Beau c an!Barbe on fM IOf sa v ct bass to work 11 Lak1n Hosp al lakin WV 1 2 dayl per waek Consu tlng Dl .. lt an sa v cas for lak n Hasp lal lak n WV MuS1 be ...glsteNdi icensed dell an. Serv cas to ba per ormad 2 days pe month Consu ng laboratory aerv ces to laW: n Hosp Ia llk n WV Lab o bill Medica dJMecUcare :mdlor 1ny third party cvm panlq Servk11 to Include pick up & delivery Contultlng pharmacy llf'lices tor Lakin Hosp t1l Lakin WV Pharm1cy must be computerized I Inter lace with 18,.- AS400 computer •v•l•m I alms eottwa111 .,.ck age lnterasted persona contact 304.f75-3230 ext 20 or 24 Mon-Frl 8am-4pm lor bid form Deadllno for app ytng Is l.. y Hi 992 4 J0.92 5-2 92 housoho d noma babv clothes dr11pes lsp tMk• fum ture1 c othlng, fires washer tJryer from -uiddleport Hill to caution light len on At. 7 bypass left on Bone Hollow 5th no use s 10 speed black w .t nta !Of a 9n Chrys er Cordoba 304-6~ 7858 • Rentals Satu day May 2nd Mom ng Sta -Carmel R01d w1 ch tor s gns tumifuf11 cloth ng toys ate rain cancels 446.UJ7 5 Family Yard Salt 111'2 M It Out 141 John lane Rasidenca lby 41h & 5th Window TROLLEY STATION I 0 D.._4 St.IIW41eptrt 18 Acree Hospllal $39 000 61H46-412l 11 I qLIIS ~~ Mon .Sal V.7pm 614 742 CRAFTS Ra n Of shine May 1 2 3 9am Spm 5mllnoftSA 1onE1ge Ridg1 Wood/Gr ..• rtl denn Something tor Everyone Som80na To Mow 941-2118 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Middleport, OH MIDDLEPORT VIne St A n oo a ea o ve n Th s home Road tul Bu ldlng Site Tlllt Has A VIew Fot Mias Nice Laval Drivew1y Rural Water Electricity And Phone Service Av1 1bll 3 MIIBI From Holzer Employment Services f'ROY-BILT 205 North Second Ave Moy Household Items •V nyl S1d ng •Replacement POMEROT OHIO 3123192/lln Real Estate General 2 lamlly sale May1 2 l just on laurel CIIH on Nayklrs Run third house on rlgh Kan~~uga INSULATION 211 E s.. ooHr HOWARD L. WHITESEL ROOFING Saturdily Pomeroy Middleport & VIcinity Galltpolls & VIcinity J&L Across fro• P.. t Office IL--------...J 49 Whtte Mooty Woodod Wllh A Boaull 9-4 4--2-tl ,_ 992-5335 or 985·3561 OFACE 992 2111l6 All Vtrd S.ln Must Be Paid n AdYIInce Dead M 1 OOpm lht day bet~ the td ts o run Sunday edition 1 OOpm Friday Monday .ct Hon 10 CJOa m 4-9-lfn MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR Yard Sale COI.UOABLE 3 13 92 lin Perenmals & Annuals Strawflowers and more Everlastings Hybrid Tomatoes Baskets Etc Lacatl4f u Pllllfi1 s HRI halfway botw- Depot St 7 ALL SCALES - VINTAGE .d Pomeroy, Ohio SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY and Drive M dd eport 6 4 992 3346 rewtrd ·~ PtJrf.ct For MothtJra liay artJl wh le lost small ong ha red Dach lhund. ...cldlsh brown Fa ane DK's FARM TOYS Mothers Day Candy Cards and Gtft Boxes Long Stem Candy Rose Suckers Banq.uh Fo1hound Clonch 211219211n 992-6215 4/U/9211- May 2 9 00.1 stereo cha s tabl81 lamps d sfles ceram c nalivlty clothes antiques m 2915 Meadowbrook 0 ve black spo .cj Eag1e R dge a ea no colla 614 992 1197 Bob (No Sunday Calls) V C YOUNG Ill 614·949·2202 Lolli 614·949·280 1 or 949·2860 ~ tfn Public Notice to accept or reject any or all bids Low bid may not lnflu ence the trustees declsiC\n Yard Sale lOCI of boys clothing zn 5 6 and 7. Ant qut Singer sewing mach ne nice boys toys awn tum1ture I nens IR\1111 app ancn plenty of m S<: Hems Inc ud ng tree • bums boob clothes and other Thur Frt and Sat 9 00 till 1 2613 Mt Vernon Ave 304-61'5-2897 COMMERCii\1 and RESIDENTIAL FREE F..~11MA'D'S 27921fn aJ .., 985 Ford Bronco Naw M~ilo New Trsns AC PS Tilt W AMIFM Cassene 614 245 942S: ~~--~~~----1 1987 Chevy PU Good Cond 1 lion New 350 Engma & T anam as on 614-446-7S85 1 New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replace11eat Windows Room Additions • Roofing 985·4473 667·6179 72 Trucks lor Sale - Yard Sale 4 112 miles out Red mood R dge Fri and Salu day BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. FI!EE ESTIMAlES Woutd Ukl To RWII A Mobile Home Space In Ga lpolls Cell 814-441-0228Afler 2 30PN Sl 'c •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodehng Stop & Compare April30 Moytl2 Lots )o nlng Po nt 100% owne t nanclng 11 110146 per month ~m all thr.. kQ 304~7S- Ll Conditioners, Heat Pun111s. Furnaces & Now Water Heaters BISSEll & BURKE CONSTRUCTION CONNIE'S OHIO ~ LEGAL NOTICE R11o1M VIllage Clerk wiA l!lllleln...._.b.. lor1171 ~ FOld C.biCh•lia loki Rldne Fire Daporlment tri Trucll) valllcla Number FltEVAJ1144 untll4 aa p., on llondr# U.y 18 1H2 ••um bid $3000 aa Can be • - •t Racine Wat. Bulking. Blda to be opened llay 11 at tho racoeaad DfSIGN ' Quabty Hf EHkiency Air 4n7JI2f11110 pd. 'FINEST" Public Notice £R 2 M1lao on Hysell Run Rd -Lor u, 0.11 For r.. • 9 00 tt14 00 11911:n 1111:nlf1. OC SUMMER IMAGES ~LINDA'S .,.,., 11o,.. Our 01 Printing MAY 2 4&5 lrTrDTUrDIII NEW OPENING & 3 FAMILY YARD SALE 2 days Fri 12 00? and Sat 10 00.1 Car rsd os radios ciOihel gtasswa,. 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WV~ • :304:--8:~~1~7~~------------: : 'me 1 r 273-2246 87 evenings Angua And Ch Anqua Black Bulls Rnaonably Pr ced Sl1te Run F1rms Jackson Otdo 6 4 Rnldlntl1 or commercii! wring new se vee or,.. 1 Mu1., i , Hauling AMytl • No Job Too rn.Or Too lhllo Ba-1 CioaI Gene1111 Work Any Kindt n~~: 370-2278 Anytime o4 H & FFA fHdlr pigs for ute 45 to 71 lbl wormed detailed toothed all shots H1mp York 304 Electrical & Refrlgerallon We Do Anyplace 286-6522 Crou 84 85 General Hauling AOHA Big Sornll Brood Mare 4 Hone Gooseneck Trail., 614 Ourac Carte • Plumbing Four1h 1nd Pine Ga po • Oh o 6 -4-446-3888 Yugo 42 000 Actua M u $895 614 2<5 5152 1981 For S1 a 1988 Bronco I Ssp sunroof pow• locks/windows air stereo OOOMI 6 4 843 Plumbing & Healing 1182 P ck..Up Sllvar'ldo E11ce1 ant Cond lion $3 500 1978 Chevy Heavy HI t Excellent Condition $2 000 til4-446-4S14 Upholstery , -I Mowr.y I Uphollteri lng lrl county .,11 28 ng Mrvlt btat In furnllur~ u~: Tlit : Can !04-675-4tS4 tor ....~ , tlmiiH "'" II ' I �Page-10-The Dally Sentinel \ '. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two da~ before an event and the day of that event. Items must be received well in advance to assure publication in the cal· endar. FRIDAY CHESTER ·Revival at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church will be held through Sunday at 7:30 p .m. nightly with Rev. Donald B~nder. Fayetteville, Pa. STORY'S RUN -Crusade for Christ will be held at the Old Bethel Church on Route 7 and Story's Run Road through Saturday at 7 p.m. nightly. Speakers and singers nightly. CHESTER - Revival will be held at the Chester Nazarene Church through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly and 6 p.m. Sunday with Rev . Bill Hill, Chillicothe, evangelist. Pastor Herbert Grate invites the public. RUTLAND- There will be a dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight with music by White's Hill Band. Public invited. TUPPERS PLAfNS - There w11l be a dance at the Tuppers Plains VFW Hall Friday from 8-11 :30 p.m. w1th music by CJ and Country Gentlemen. Pub~c invited. MIDDLEPORT · The Heath United Methodist Church m M•J dleport w11l have a rummage sale Friday and Saturday. LONG BOTTOM - The Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have preaching and smging Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will follow. RUTLAND - The Leading C reek Conservancy District will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the office. PORTLAND - Freedom Gospel M•ssion will have weekend revival Friday through Sunday with Rev. Larry O'Neill, V1enna, W.Va. Pastor Roger W11lford is the pastor. SATURDAY TUPPERS PLAINS -There will be a bake sa le sponsored by the Tuppers Plains YFW Au<iliary No. 9053 Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. across from Farmers Bank in Tuppers Plains. LONG BOTTOM - There will be a hymn sing at the ML Olive Co mmunity Church in Long Bottom Saturday at 7 p.m. with local tale nt Joy and the Dailey Fami ly . Pastor Lawrence Bush invites the public. ---People in the news--- SALEM CENTER · Star Grange and Star Junior Grange wtll meet Saturday at 8 p.m . at the grange hall on County Road I near Salem Center. Potluck refres hments follow . All members attend. LOTTRJDGE - There will be a smorgasbord dinner at the Lot tridge Community Ccmcr Sund:ly from noon 10 I :30 pm. Cost is SS for adults and S2 SO for c hildren under 12. PubliC invited. HENDERSON - The Gallia Twirlers Western Square Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday from 8- 11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center in Henderson , W.Va. Herb Shelton will be the calla. \IONDAY POMEROY - The South e rn H•gh School Golf Team will spon sor a four -person golf scrambl e Saturday at the Meigs County Golf Course. Entry fee is $35 for mem bers and $40 for non-m embers. Sign-up at the course or call 992- 6312. POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance at the Senior Citizens Center of Pomeroy on Saturday from 8-11 p.m . with Keith Rippcto, Parkerst>urg, W.Va. Refreshment< available. BURLINGHAM - The junwrs of Modem Woodmen of Burling ham will have a bake sale , yard sale and chicken noodle d!nner Saturday from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. at the woodmen hall. Proceeds will bene fit the road lO Burlingham Ceme tery . PORTLAND - The Portland Elementary School will hold its spring carnival Saturday from noon to6p.rn. SUNDAY RACINE - Th e re will be a baked chicken noodle dinner Sunday from II a. m. to 3 p.m . at So uthern High School sponsored by the junior high . Call 949-223 3 for craft space. Money will be used for the computer lab. RACINE - Racin e Gun Club fi shing derby will be Sunday morn ing until I p m. Me mbe rs brin g family and guest and prizes will be awarded to the children . Call James Ferrell for further infonnauon. HARRISONVILLE - There will be a hog roast at the Sc ipio Fife Department Sunda y. Cost is S-l for adults and S2 lor children . Th ere will al so be hom emade ICC cream and a tractor pull with we igh-in at noon and classes at I p.m . POMER OY - S•gn -up fo r Amcncan Lc~ 1on Baseball will be Sunday at I 'r m. at Me1g s H1 gh School Part• c•panls must be ages 16- 18 . There is a SIO reg1 strat1 on fee and a birth certificate musl be provided. T UPP ERS PLAINS · Llltl c Le ague Giants Baseball Team of Tupp ers Plains will hav e an II family yard sale and bake sal e at John Rankin's on Saturday Pro ceeds will be Used tO buy new un1 fonns. 84th birthday to be observed Carl Biddle who lives at 551 North Sout heast Ave .. Winter haven , Fla. 33880, wtU observe his B4th birthday on Sunday. He for merly lived in the Chester area and taught school in Meigs County. 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'0 the Mu, r um 11 f Tt"in"l'.; ron and ICtdiO thd the nex t bc't tllrn ~ tn p r nmo tc 1\ s rctro -. pcctr vc on the LlHl ll' d J of ~ ol1 Jr Hl RJy lt provri.kd a nrcc m:m n .Hl l l' d Hllh Flllon , who . hy (U HlC l lkn cc. has th e -. am c rr ~mrc arrd han g - do~~ n11cn a' the partner of the Lu e Ra y Ciuuld1ng So, h~ a\ knl . you 're hop1n g for a caree r rn show Ou smcss'1 A : l' rn tryrng for ll . If tht ng s w:.t') A. No. I sec mys elf a_-, a lu -, tmr an. a vrr y seri ous stud r.: nl of the hurn:Jn condlll on That 's prnbahl y wh y I look "' dour. . Q I rea ll y have ID comm ent on vour un canny rcscmblan cr to th e grCJ t Bob El iiott. If you 're ~1lkln ~ about follo w rn g rn hr s shoes A: Nobod y could. I don't th1nk Q . Ha ve so me mo re G u m m y Bears. A. Wh e n we d1d me e t (a t Bo ston radio statiOn WH DH, 1n 1946) we were very qUic k to real ile .that we had the same outlook and an•tudc . ... In off-the-air t•lk we got al ong grea t and we began do mg It on the "" · We dec ided to do a bit. But we neve r said, 'Let 's be a te am , le t ' s be com c d1an s.' I was doin g a mornmg record show. Real Ghootbuttaro 11J Body Etoctr1c 0 'IJ Woltlng lor God ®! 11!1 ~ W Toenoge Mulant Ninja Turtlor 0 tlll m Bill & Tad's E•collonl Adventure C II) Donee Porty USA ® Aleene's Crafta Week Valiant Ste reo 0 10:05 CIJ National GoQ9rophlc Explorer 10:30 [l) I) l!li Chtp I P!l'l"'r's Cartoon Madnett L,l (!) Paid Progrom :IJ Gt ill C!l Plrotor of Darl< Q I1J Body Eloctrtc til Are You Being Served? till Ill Little Shop 0 II) Youthqurko 3 Kentucky Derby Fortlvol Parade A celebratton of Kentucky ·s btcentenntal yea r tea1uring ba nds . floats . clo wn s and equestnan presentation s Host · Willard ScoM . (1 30) Stereo ~ Jimmy Houaton a Ea stern Con ference Playoll s I st round (game 5, 1f necess ary) or Eastern Conference Playoff s. sem 1!1na 1(game 1) (LJ ({1MOVIE : More American cJrollllltPG) 12 00) IJi Gt Beauty ond tho 1141aot ffi Great American Quilt ()] 0 Concern Ill Homattme Q ®JII!l ~Ill Major League Bauball New Yo rk Mets a1 Atlan ta Bra"e s or Texa s Ranger s at Cll1cago Wlltt e So x ILl 1:;1 20 Country Kltct1en :l2l Racing Across Americo Kentucky Deroy Spec1a1 !r om L O U I S ~IIIB . Ky !L) IB NewtOay 1:OS CIJ MOVIE: Sole Survtvor 12 00) 1:30 I1J Strip Oullttng With Koys Wood ~ 0 WWF Wrestltng Challenge Brt 11sh Bulldog >~ s Repo Man. Leg1on o! Doom Col Mus1afa . A1c Fla1r . J1m Power s. Natural 01saster s. El Ma1ador an 1ntBrv1ew w11 h Shawn M1cllaels and Sllerr 1 (!' Adventures in Scale Modeling Exploring America Side by Stde a! Newtmaker Saturday/News mMOVIE: Polta'lleoot [PGtl 2 30) 0 MOVIE: Le~cy of Loes Outdoon Nowt{Styto With El11 Klentch aJ1 Beckttage 11 the Zoo It :00 Ill U Woot Vl'lllnt. Regional Band Futlvol (t 00) (!) wcw Pro WreoUlng (I) Gt Not Just tho Nowo 11J Body Electric ()] 0 Bugs Bunny I Tweoty Show 0 Ill Julia Child and Company ®l II!) ~~~~ Bock to tho Future tllliD N A Pro WreoHing 0 Saved by tho Bell 0 0 WBF Bodyollro @Fly Flohlng lho Wooid a NoWt/Sclenco end TochnoiQ9Y Woek sy a News{Healthweek 2:30 mQ ct 0 Golf Shell Houston Open. Jrd round !rom Houston {LJ IIJ Batt or Joy of Painting ® Remodeling and Decorating Today all Newt/ Style With Elta Klenach 3:00 (!) MOVIE Bonme and Clyde iPG o12 OQJ. ri.J Hometfme Q t~o Waterways NHRA Today Southern Na t1 on ats 1n At lanta. Ga S1ereo @ Amenca's Cup De !a nder f1na1 s {tl nec es sary) (l ) at News/On the Menu 0 Big Volley 3:05 C5J MOVIE : Dressed to Kill JRol2 00) 3o30 Cl: U NBA Booketboll ~ We ster n Conference Playoffs. 1st round (g ame 5 1! necess ary ) or We stern Confe rence Playoffs . sem 1f1nal (game 1) (U 7J Woodwright's Shop Sleo eo 0 4:00 (Ll Marcie Adams: Heartland Cooking Stereo (]] Where in the Wor1d Ia ~rmen Sendiego? Stereo [I' Square Pegs a1 Performance Showc ase: Parts Plut Super Chev-y Show Ev-ents !rom the Supe• Ch evy Show ar tile Memph iS InternatiOna l Mo torsports Park are 1eatured. 1nctud1ng dra g -race htghlign ts and a swap mee1 (1 00) Stm eo Nowo{Sports CIOII·Up all Gunamot.e 4:30 :Il Q ct Q Wldo World ol (2! Sportt Kentuck y Derby trom lOUI S>IIiiB, Ky (L i 1;Q Frugal Gourmet Stereo (lj Square Ono TV C ilDJIID 121111 LPGA Golf Ce nlel Clas SIC. 3rd round tro m Tallahasseer-:la (l ) (T•me may vaf)' ) ..,. II) ID ALF C Doublo Trouble 121 Newaj Future Watch I!J) 5:00 (!) Stroot Jurttca I1J Thtt Otd Houao [] (j) Lon~go I Fer l.wey Stereo iiJ) 1D (j'j Wild America Stereo Q till Ill Grudge Match @ TV Honor Society [)I Countorstrike 122 Senior PGA Golf Las Vegas ClaSS IC 2nd ro und tram La s Veg as (li a World Today all Bordertown Stera:o [;J 6:05 CIJ WCW Soturdoy Night 6:30 t]J I) 0 NBC News 0 :I; Gt II: C!l ABC Newt Cl_ (]] Wild America Stereo [;I (!) Retum to lhe See Stereo ®!11!1 ~ Ill CBS Newo 0 Nowo{Pinnacla all Now Zarro Stereo Q 7:00 Ill U ®J..ll!) Wheat of Fortune l,;J (!) Runowoy Wtlh the Rich 6 a Famous CI: Gt lnolde Edltoon O X Nature Stereo Q ct 0 Hee How (!; Lawrence Welk B :U: Ill 0 Star Trak: The Naxt Generation :!llll Baywotch 0 MacOyver O a Capttol Gang/HOWl all Rln Ttn Ttn, K-9 Cop Stereo 0 1:30 lll II ®lll!l C11h Exptolion (!) $100,000 Fortune Hunt :Il Gt Now It Con Be Told ® Tea:aa Connection Stereo a2 SportoContor 3 News/Sports Saturday all Black Stallion Stereo 1:;1 8:00 Ill II 0 Golden Girts Rose d ream s ol a future 1n wh1ch her heac has Deen fr o zen ( Pt 2 ol 2) Stereo [] ~ MOVt~ : PowdorKog (2 00) :r Gt ct C!l MOVtE : 'Little Monttert ' ABC SatiJrday Night Movie IPGJI2 00) Stereo 0 (!) Auatfn City Ltmita Stereo 'II Travels In Europe With Rick Steves Stereo 11!1 ~II) MDVtE: ' Tumor and Hooch' CBS Saturday Night Movie tPG tl2 00) ~ Stereo [ ] [!: 11J COJ)S Flonda o t1tcer s arrest lwo men lor lewd O conducl Stereo 1) WLAF Footbatt (L ) ® Opry Backstage S tereo ESPN's SpeedW&eo Willard Scan 1 Amaleur Hour Retponte (I) Sewing With Nency tJ) Travel• [J rlJ On Famous !fZi Newton's Apple S tereo aJl 2:00 (]) DOn Scene: Emergency ® ~WN•w• 11J Lifestyles of the Rich & @ ll]J Wagon Train till 6:00 Ill U CL Gt Cli 0 l®lllil 13 PrimaNews ~ Inside Winston Cup Racing Han es ~ 00 h om MarM S >~IIIe . Va (T ) Stereo Q!l News('( our Money @ HunHng Strotogloa Water 1:00 t]J II 0 NBA Bsoketboll ® 1B NewsfShowBI.r This all Prince Great American Outdoort Ster eo aJ Indy 500: A Race tor Heroes a!l Evans and Novak ® Going Our (}: To the Manor Born tiJ) 11!1 t1t1J1 Ghrlletd and Q] 0 My Two Dodo @ (MOl Sporto Reporters @ (WE .FR) Glory Days @ (TH) Thoroughbred Digest ® 12 00 1S<ereo fB Newt{HeatthwHk m Full House 12:30 [l) I) 0 NBA Showtlme riJ Q Paid Pr09r1m I1J VIctory Gorden~ ill Thlr Old Houoo tiJ) 11!1 Ntght Court all Ill Likely Story 3 ace Like Home ()] C!1 Who's t~e Boao? ®Jt!Jl (MO ,TU,WE,TH) Nows ®l tiJ) (FR) Haort ol Ohio lundarncnt.a lly a rorn c<..llan ·) 11J (TU) Welcome 10 My mToiiC Crusaders Adventures of Winnie the 8:05 Saturday{ News WreatUng St ereo all W Rtdoro In tho Sky 1:;1 @ Outdoor Writoro a Newt/Sports Cloro-Up 0 Tho Littleo 8:00 rn U crJ Spacecotl 1:;1 (!j U.S. Fonn Report 'll Gt ()] 0 Now r_r1Weekend Days Painting Hoapltal and the Ploneteero 1:;1 ®JII!l Agri Country Friends 11J (MO) Bert ol Joy of IIl Q ()] Q General Bugs Bunny & Twooty C ()] 0 d'1l Captain Planet Adventure• h r c;r ~ f o r me. I ha ve h1 g h ho pe.., th at my 1nd ov 11l ual 1y pc nf h1 ~ h cl;m humor w1ll pay ol f () So )O il sec yo urse lf. then."' Elaaaball Wortd Tomorrow Show 5o00 Ill U Cosby Show (!) (MO) Power Team (!) (TH) Little Monnald (I) Q Maury Povlch m Roedtng Rainbow • (I) 0 Candid Camero ®l ilDl Joopardyt I!J) Ill Tiny Toano I\[ II' tl] Bonanza Toad Wart[] Bunch Challenge @ (TH,FR) all The Vl'lllnten 121 Ill tnapec1or Godgot 1:;1 []) K·TV @ SportsCantor a DayBreak 0 Popeye 7:05 (II Gun smoke 7:30 :J) I) Mr. Cartoon 05 1IJ (MO,WE,TH,FR) Brady A Race lor 12:05 C5J Bonanza 6 35 [l) I) NBC Ntghtslde 7:00 Ill U 511\Jrday Report (!) Lorry Jonoa Cl) Gt Ll111e Rorcalr ()] C!l Paid Program ®JII!l U.S. Fann Report tllliD Bucky O'Hare and tho (!] ~00: 12! NowoDoy Corretpondents(News Fllntatones 12 001 Heroes ~ all Heroes on Hoi Wheels 4:05 II! (MO,WE,TII.FR) CI: Q Inside Trek cr,, From a Country Garden ()] 0 ABC Weekend Spoctols Q til Vtctory Gorden 0 ®111!1 Bosom Buddies tllliD MOVIE: O.A.R.Y.L [PGJ @ tndy 0 Wide EertyPrlme ·~ Wind in the WtiiOWI 1!J My Two Dado iB Newtmeker EVENING Remodeling and Decorating Today :!OJ 11!1 Lifo Choices (I) Gt 5:30 ~ New "'ankee Wor1tahop Wilson ® DoyBn~ak 6:30 (I) Between the Linea C!l 5o05 IIJ Fiohing With Roland 5:35 1]) Flshin ' With Orlando AFTERNOON 12 00) Heroea Wre•Uing 0 crJ W KidsMogl 0 MOVIE : The Children (AI all Ill Newt @ Indy 500: A Roce lor a EoriyPrlmt a] Bonanu (1; Soul Tram II! Flthtn' With Oriando lJ) Ill Ar• ·r..· l~\ i\ion NewoDoy I]) Win, LOll or 3:30 (!) (MO) Saved by tho Bell I1J Mloter Rogero' Neighborhood 1!J (MO) Mogle ol Oil PolnH"ll With Buck Poulson I!J (TU) Craotivo Living With S~oryt Borden ill (WE) Acrylic Art lo Fun l!l (TH) Flnonctal Advtoora l!l (FR) Art ol Wlltiam a Martin ~Where· • crJ Sovod by t~e Bell 0 My Slater Som 0 @ SportoContor a Boseboll '92 0 Jutt the Ttn of Uo 0 ® Country Boat Slereo 12 :00\2lll 0 NBA Inside Stull 5 35 :J) U Home Shopping 0 NBC Nightoido 6:00 (!) ®JII!l 0 llJI Paid Alexander and Sharon (MO.FR) SportsCentor DayBreak 0 Augte DQ9gie end @ ~ FTD and AFS Wire Service Large Range Delivery Service Fell Out 12! (TU,WE,TH,FR) DayWatch t1 :30 I1J Sesame Street a I!J) Ill Portland, Ohio T1 ckets g o on sal e May 3rd . 0 Popoye 8:00 (!) Duck Toleo Nolg~bomood •Shrubbery • Rhododendrons • Perennials - Several Sizes and Varieties to Choose From • Hanging Baskets •Azaleas • Potted Plants (Foliage and Blooming) • Bedding Plants • Vegetable Plants • Bulk Garden Seed • Jackson and Perkins Rose Bushes • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables .- 7:30 till Ill G t. Joe 0 Scooby Doo @ (MO,FR) Baaeball 8:30 (!) Bo1o 1!J Mtoter Rogora· WHILE SUPPLIES WI. Ill Divorce Court a2 Body by Jake 12! [MO) People Bomb: The Silencer~ m 8:05 (I) I Dream of Jeannie Visit Our Floral Shop and Greenhouses ()]0 Home ®l ®l all Ill Prtco lr Right till Ill Succooo-N·LHo crJ One on One With John Toth I!J) Jomu Bond Jr. [II Huckleberry Hound & Friend a a Business DRy "BIG·MOUTH CUP" WHEN YOU ORDER A LARGE DELUXE PIZZA! WTAP USA • MORNING Jerry't Funhouae CIJ (TH) MOVtE: Tho Tontg~t •FREE Plants With Every Purchase •Door Prize Every Hour •Refreshments Will Be Served •FREE Balloons & Suckers for Children (!) Joon Rivero Cl) Gt Goraido Morning 0 ALF KENNY'S AUTO CENTER, GALLIPOLIS, OH HunUng1on Columbus Hurr1ttllt HuntlnQion Plrttrlbur; New Tor\ N1Sflwl11t wow• illl tll ill MORNING quet meeting for Southern High Alumm Juruor parents who want to help Monday at 7:30 p.m . at the hlgh school cafeltria •••Mrtln Fo'r., Ch1rl11to~ WEEKDAYS RACfNE - Then: wiU be a ban- s,.;...•s ••,...,. WCHS WPBY WBNS WVAH • SAT., MAY 2 a RACII\'E - ·!ben: will be a meetmg Mooday at 1 p.m. at Southern H1gh School for all eighth grade studcnls and lbeir pareiiiS to answer questions concerning n:giS11111ion . .... 011. •ttantl Cotumbu1 '-!hens 1D Scholastic Sports lO wear Slreet clothes_ p ChkaQ<> SATURDAY -- RACII\'E - The Rx:ine Chapter !\lo. 134. OES. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. There will be a mock initiatioo and all offiCers are asked 2CM~Sl. c,:lt_y_ _ _ HuntlnQ1on wous tD Saturday and Sunday, May 2 & 3 1:00·5:00 p.m. both days At: I Ill tiJ tit OPEN DOUSE Call: (}_ = CHESTER - The Chester PTO will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the sc hool caf< tcria. All parents and tc:IChef's urged w &tend. LET ART- The Letart Township Trustres wiU meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the office building. Mary Powell. MCJgs County Park D•strict Director. wiU be guest speaker. WSAZ WQN TBS WSYX 0 till TU PPERS PLAINS - The Oran ge To wn s hip Trustees will meet Monday at 7: 30 p.m . at the home of the clert . Patricia Calaway . IC Booster • ·ill mttt Monday at 7 p.m. at !be high school. All parents and coaches urged to auend. Sta ti on tlJ !It liD ISter. RACII\'E - The Soulbem Atblet· Channel <ll ll rJl 'LCI ME IGS - A 1\RA basic piStol class for wo men only will begin Monda )·. Ull 992-ti311 to pre -reg- Revival slated The Olive Township Trustees will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the stale forestry building on Joppa Road . uon after collapsing Wednesday, said publicist Dennis Crowley. "Ms. Easton had vomiting and fainting due to an intestinal disor der," Crowley said. "She is out of the hospital and resting comfort ablyathome." Easton, 33, the voice or the hit singles "Sugar Walls" and "The COL UMBIA TOWNSHIP The Board ofTlliSifeS of Columbia To wn sh ip "' 'II meet Monday at 730 p.m. at til< ftre Slation. Robyn (Smith) Hardin, CMA . has earned the Certified Medical AsS ISUlnt credential by passing the American Association of Medical Assistants' Certification Examina tion. Hardin is a graduate of the med ical assistmg program at Hocking Co llege in Nelsonville and IS employed by Dr. Stephen Schu ler .111 d Dr. Lee Ann Pixley in I Jclawarc . The Syracuse Nazarene Church will be in revival Tuesday through Sunday . Rev . and Mrs. William Hill will he the special speakers. Services each night at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m . Public 1s 1nvited. NEW YORK (AP) - Pop star Sh eena Easton, who fainted on stage during a Broadway matinee perfonnance, wa.~ released from a hospital Thursday after spending the night. Easton,whoisplayingDulcinca in the revival of "Man or La Mancha," was hospitalized forobscrva- HARRISON VILLE - The Harri sonvtlle Senior Citizens will have a yard and b.Ue sal< Monday from 8--l :30 p.m. at til< townhouse. POMEROY - The Royal Oak Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday from 8-11 p.m. at Royal Oak Resort. Music will he prov1ded by the Doug Hess Combo. GALLIPOLIS - Clay El emen tary PTO anct Green Elementa ry PTO of Ga lli polis Clly School s. will holct "Country Treasurers" arts and crofts show Saturday from I 0 am . to 5 p.m. and Su nday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Gallia County Jumor Fair Grounds. Friday, May 1, 1992 F Wrootltng Challenge British Bulldog \I' S Repo Ma n, leg ton of Doom Col Mustafa . Ri c Fla1r . J1m Powers . Natural 01sa sters . El Matador. an rnterv1ew wtth Shawn MIChaels and snem 8:05 f! l MOVIE : I Dream of Jeannie: 15 Years Later 12 00) 8:30 -.1) 0 1JI The Torkalaont Oorotn ¥ Jane see k. s c om lor1 tram he• viSJ tmg lather Stere o D 1J New Explorers Ste reo (JJ1(I) COPS Ot11cers p ur sue susp ects d r1v1ng a car across r enne ssee state l1ne s Ster eo [J 20 Grand Ole Opry Live Stereo ~ Road to lndlanapolit 0 9:00 T I) ~ Empty Nest !Season F1n ale ) Dr We ston la ke s th e g 1rls w1th t11m to England Ster eo L. New Country Vtdeo Sl ereo f • War File : Chronology in Europe 1!" Code 3 A came ra man rescues a d rown '"lg man m a llood Stere o 3 Statler Broa . Stereo ~ Both Side a With Je 188 Jackson aJ MOVIE : The ~lltol : The Birth of ll legend iG 1 (2 00·1 Ster eo · 9 m O 9:30 •1, II 111 Nurse1 1Soa son Ftnnlel Gtn a tr1e s to nel p Hank Dreak tree !rom h1 s ex -wile Ste reo [J "'f Metterpiece T11aat,.e Henr y V undertak es a ca'Tlpa1g n to w1 n the thr one ol France c:;J U: (D America's Moat Wanted OU1cers lrom d1 fl eren1 reg 1o ns ot the country §.ol lie lutjiTIVBS (A ) StHr AO ~ Satu ay Nigt11 Thunder Mtdge ts fr om Vontur a C ali f Il l lfl Rehabitt Sources 10:00 1 II ({]) Si1tars (Season r1nale ) rrank 1e announces she may use a surrog a t e mo!tler Stereo ~ ! Newt O T Q 1. C!l Tho Commtth A hit ma n purs ues an mto rmant 1on y IS ~1ng IO pro tec t Stereo L,l <I I Auottn City Llmtto Stereo 1§! 11!1 all Ill Triola of Rosie O'Neill Ros 1e defend s a gang rn ember who -reruses to sn 1tch on her tnenos S tereo gIll Emergency Call @ American Mush:: Shop Stere o at Wor1d Newa 10:05 CIJ U.S. Dtymptc Gold Doving Ind oor Champlo nshtps 10:30 I!J) Ill Ughtntng Force Q 11:oo rn 11 ma lJJO ®J 1m 0111 0 News I]) The Honeymoonet"' ill Lonooome Pint Spec:t.;1 Stereo l!liiD Araonlo Holrt Wookond Jam Sloroo Q 0 MOVtE: NouroHc C•INI"t 12 00) ® Opry Bockollgo Staroo. @ Baseball Tonlght Continutd on Nnt P...~ � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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