http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7a84c115f1bf71f48df098bc49cb10f4.pdf 7c2552c6db2f1dc1f141e6c628e9bbf0 PDF Text Text 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Health care services Bush will work to make LA 'A city of hope' LOS ANGELES (AP) - PreSIdent Bush, getting a fusthand look at areas devastated by last week's riots, says his administration is committed to helping return Los Angeles to "a city of hope" now that peace has been restored. "We could not begin to rebuild until the vtolence had stopped and the order restored," Bush saJd as he began a two -day visit late Wednesday . "We have met the rlfSt mission. ' ' The administration has come under attack. particularly from some Democratic leaders, for not moving quickly enough or not domg as much as it could following the outbreak of violence triggered by the acquittal of four white policemen charged in the beaong of a black motorist. Bush was to tour burned -out neighborhoods of South-Central Los Angeles today and meet w>th victims of the vtolence and with community leaden; mvolved in the cleanup. " I will assure them, as I can assure all the citizens of Los Angeles, that the federal government is com mined to help this city- help this city rebuild," he said in arrival remarks Wednesday ni~ht. Wednesday, Bush called the $600 milhon federal relief effon. which includes low-cost loans, granLs for temporary shelter and emergency food shipments, "a good beginning." Visiting Los Angeles one week after the nation's most violent outbreak of civil disorder this century, Bush had special praise for those who risked their lives to help vic tims of the riots. "Thank God for what you dtd," he said. "You did more than stm - Bu sh al so was to- meet with police officers, firefighters and Nauonal Guard troops before retummg to Washington on Friday. "I know I will learn a lot from what I see," he said. While in the riot area, the president was to attend prayer services at a church. He also planned to meet later today with state and local officials and to meet separate[y with leaders of the Korean and Hjspanic communities. In hi s arrival comments ----Lottery numbers---CLEVELAND (AP)- There was one ticket sold naming all six num~ers drawn in Wednesday mght s Super Lotto drawing, and the winning ticket JS worth $12 million. the Ohio Lonery said. Lottery officials said they did not know whether the buyer of the winnin~ ticket chose to take the money '" 26 annual payments or m a single, discounted lump sum . The Jackpot for Saturday's Super Lotto drawing drops back to S4 million. The winning numbers were 3, 9, II , 13, 30, 46 · The Kicker number was 521415. In Ptck 3 Number.;, the winning number was 197. In Pick 4 Numbers, the winning number was 2150. Pick 3 Numbers 1-9-7 (one, nine, seven) Pick 4 Numbers 2-1-5-0 (two, one, five, 7.ero) Super Lotto 3-9-11-13-30-46 (three, nine, eleven, thirteen, thiny, forty -six) Kicker 5-2-1-4-1-5 (five, two, one, four, one, ftve) ply save a life, you gave a nation great cau se for hope. And you proved amidst the hate and the horror that this is sull the Cny of the Angels." He saluted tho se " who have worked urclcssly night and day to restore order and to return the city to ac>ty of hope." Bush also promtsed to keep an eye on the government's larger goal of helping to lift residents of the nation 's inner cities out of poverty. "There must be no return to the status quo," he said. After hts arrival, the president met at the airport with members of the task force he had sent here to coordinate federal relief efforts. MITCH'S PRODUCE pl"rt t rl l Copyrighted 1992 HANGING 5 BASKETS•••••••••• ]9 5 inccnuves. "Blue Cross can'tlake all the SICkest people who want to go to Blue Cross," sa1d spokeswoman Paula Shmak. "(The unillSured) are uninsured because they couldn 't pass the health screen for anybod y." But Ney saJd there would be no By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Sixty-one LOp academic achievers in Meigs County schools were honored Thursday night at the Eighth Annual Academ>c Excel lence banquet held at Meigs Htgh School. Trophies were presented by Ons Smith, president of the Meigs County Board of Education, spon sors of the banquet. to each of the scholars. Those achieving the htgh cst grades in the fourth, sixth , eighth, lOth and 12th graders were honored at the banquet. Bob Ord, superintendent of the Meigs Local Board of Educauon , spoke to the sc holars on "C hal lenges and Responsibihtics ." The speaker said that the challenge to the sc holars is to develop a program to protect the earth from pollution, to come up wnh ways to control the proltferation of nuclear weapons and AIDS, and to bring about the control of drug abuse and pornography. Other challenges with personal responsibility, said Ord. include the "learned skills" of doing what is right, fair and honest. "There is a time LO be an activist in a fX>Sitivc way," he satd. He chall enged the sc holars to IC<IID to manage failure. to learn from their mistakes and forge ahead. but to never give m to fatlure: and 10 "learn hnw to learn". a ncr:cssily because of the constant ly changing technology. The imponance of being a role model was stressed by Ord who told the students that they can learn role model posturing wh1ch can lead to posiltve influences in the Iives of ol.hcrS. Ord congratulated the famtlics of the recognized scholars and described the banquet as a time of fcllowshtp with a powerful posi(ive. Wtlliam Buckley , secondary supervisor, and John Costanza, elementary supervisor, arranged the banquet with Buckley g>ving the welcome preceding the dinner. SmiLh had the invocauon before lhc dinner. Students from their respective schools were rec ognized hy the local superintendents, Rtchard Smith, Eastern, and Ord, Southern, W>th John Riebel present in g for James Carpenter, Meigs, who is hospitalized. School board members attend ing and rccogntzed were Smith, Bob Burdette and Bill Quickel. Gues ts were regiStered by Kitty Hazier, TAG coordinator, and Linda Haley, secretary. incentives. "When you work for the state of Ohio, there's no screening," srud Ncy . "If lhc state of Oh10 can do it, they can do it" }he open-enrollment proviSIOn, >f >ncluded 1n the btll, would replace a House proposal to create a new Medicaid-style pubhc insurance program, the Ohio Health lndcmntty Organization, to cover Ohio' s 1.2 million uninsured resi - 25MHz 386 SX PC With Color VGA Monitor, Modem and Software ·...•··--· m TANDY~ .: ••• The ne wspaper satd Ney's rcwntc of the House health refonn bdl could he completed as early as $1588 W!NDCM'S .• Kf.AJJ(TO Rl N Critics of the House plan have said 11 would cost billions of dollars more than it would take in, Cnllcs of open enrollment have said premiums mtght not be affordable, and msurcrs could shift cosLs to other payers. In addition to open enrollment Ncy's plan also m>ght mcludc fr..; or _subsidizcd hc.allh coverage to children under age 6 whose famil JCS meet certain tncomc requirements Ahcmauvcs to fund such a pmll lSJOn were under study, Ney said . MICROSOfT. dcnl~. A spokeswoman for the Cleveland-based Blue Cross & Rluc Shield of Oh10 satd the 1nsurcr S211 Off ·~-.: ••• ·~ -­ Includes Windows And 3.1 Upgrade. Microsoft" Works for Windows and Mouse low As $49 Reg . Separate Per MOflth. llems 1799 .85 o Tandy 2500 SX/25 HD o Fast 2400 bps modem o 85MB hard dnve o 2MB RAM o MS -DOS' 50 ~£A, 1 .00/"1{_ Auto-Reverse Car Cassette • 2- butlon mou se Save '50 ·~ ... 16 1 0/ 4 04 ~ 11031 NEW YORK (AP) - Amcrt cans widely believe that poliCe mJS treal minorities, but seven m 10 111 an Associated Press po ll sa y the Rodney King verdtct did not Jll.IUi y the anger of the people who noted in Los Angele.s. More than si,; in I0 s.ud thc.rr 1S a significant amow11 of pollee bru tality against minorities around the country. Of the I ,006 Americans 111 the telephone poll, 22 percent ~1w the problem as very great and 41 percent as considerable. But six in 10 also satd lhc [XJI>u· in their community treat people uf all races and elhmc groups cquaJi y Just 31 percent satd thw loca l Nearl y nmc >n I 0 blacks sa>d lhcre IS very grc.1t or considerable poliCe brutality around the country. Tw o- thlld s of black s sa>d thw local police someumcs deal more roughly Wlll1 m1norJtJC S. Two thnd s of while s sa>d thelf loca l police treat lhc races equally . Most Americans think the poliCe ~~ their community u.'\C unjustified v1 olcnt force against utizcns only <KcasJonally (57 percent) or never (2c percent ). E>ght percent said it happens very often , and 10 pen:ent salll f<url y often . 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Cordless Phone Super -last - prints up 10 300 cps Save'30 --------------------~------- PRESENTED TROPHY - Jessica Alley, Letart FaUs Elementary rourth grader, was one or 61 students recognized at Meigs County's ~igbth Annual Academic Banquet held Thursday night ~I Metgs Htgb. School. Here Oris Smith, Meigs County Board prestdent, left, asststed by John Costanza, elementary supervisor, present• a trophy to Jes.•ica. (See additional photos on page 3) Local briefs.----. 6995 ~£AII~Iu_ AM IFM cassette Tape Player Patrol probes deer-car wreck Reg . 99.95 low As SIS Per Month. 2995 A Stockport man's car sustai ned li gh t damage in a deer-car wreck on County Road 25 (Pomeroy Pike Road) Thursda y. According to the Gallm-Mcigs Post of the State Highway Patrol, Donald C. Holland, 36, was northbound on County Road 25 and struck and ktlled a deer when >t ran tnto the path of his 1985 Oldsmobtle 88. 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NewsDaoer Top students honored FLATS............... 5695 could not support open enrollment w>thout special tax breaks or other lomers. · The poll by ICR Survcv Research Group of Mcdta, Pa., was taken Friday through Tuesday . as trOOps helped restore order tn Los Angeles. In interviews around the coumrv last weekend. separate from tl> ~ poll, some people blasted the not en as criminals taking advantage ol a sitllalion. Others said the violence erupted from a long-simmcnn g sense of racial injustice. "Realistically, th1s is JUst an explosion. What the blacks arc try ing to do is say, 'This is our coun try too,"' said Carl Nonon, 35, a black security guard in Ja ckson, Miss. In the poll, 23 percent said the anger of the people who rioted '" Los Angeles was jusufied. Seventy percent said it was not JUStified, a feeling that carried through all cate gories of age, income , se x and region. However, blacks were tw ice as likely as whites to say the anger Lo1, tonigh t in uppn -W-.. ( "tr:.in u: or r.J in . \ ;1f 11r1Ln. Ill ~ II i n mid 60\. { "h,IIHt' rl! r:.t l/1 .~ II Insert MIDDLEPORT Health reform plan would require open enrollment groups more roughly. Pick 3: 497 Pick 4: M\92 Vol. 43, No. 5 BUSH IN LOS ANGELES· President Bush reads a statement during arrival ceremony at Los Angeles International Airport Wednesday night. Los Angeles Mayor Tum Bradley look.! on in background. President Bush will tour tbe South Central riot area Thursday. (AP) CLEVELAND - A state Sen ate ven;ion of a health reform plan would rcqu~rc that health insurers offer coverage to a ll Oh1oans regardless of their health. accordmg to a published report The Plain Dealer reponed today that Sen. Robert Ncy , msurance committee chai rman, wants lO guarantee access to health insurance to every Ohio residenl Citing soun:es it did not identi· fy, the newspaper sa1d his plan would require all insurer.; to hold 111 annual open enroll ment period. Anyone who wanted coverage could buy it at that time. Ney, R-Barnesville, sa >d Wednesday he was considering the idea of open enrollment but had made no dec>sion . He SaJd he was waiting for aides to provide him with statistics on costs. Ney did say that if he included open enrollment in his bill , it would llpply to every company. "Everyone w1ll lake some of the risk," he said. "We're not going to wallop one insurer.'' The senator saJd he expec ted insurer.; to oppose the idea "They 'II go irt<;ane," Ney sa1d. The non-profit Blue Cross & lllue Shield health plans offered open enrollment for decades, but ll!e three Ohio Blue Cross organi zations dropped it, saying competi torS were luring the healthiest cus- Ohio Lotten· • U X)IJHIEAIJH MEIGS SCHOLARS RECOGNIZED - These students were honored ror their academic achievement at Thursday night's Meigs County Acadel!'ic Excellence Banquet held at Meigs High School. In the_ recognozed group were, lef't to right, seated, Lorri Uurnem, Danoelle Crow, Andrea McDonald, Denise Shenefield, Jobless rate down in April WASHINGTON (AP) - The nauon's unemploym ent rate dropped to 7.2 percent in April, the f>n;t decline in nme months, as the eco nomic recovery finally made itself felt in the labor market, the governmen t said today . The Labor Department said that businesses added 126,000 jobs during the month, the btggcst boost in payroll employment in almost a year. The JObless rate had been stuck at a 6 1/2-ycar high of 7.3 percent in both February and March. Eco nomt sts worried that unless busmcsses started hiring worker s soon, the fragtle economic rebound that began '" January co uld falter, JUS( as a sim ilar recovery stalled out last year. Whtle welcoming the April drop tn th e jobless rate. analysts cau tioned that further improvements in unemployment were lik ely to be extremely gr•dual, given what they expect wtll be the weakest ecooom tC recovery on record. That view is also shared by top business executives. The Business Co unctl, composed of chief execu tive s of I00 or lhe country's largest corporations, issued a new out.Jook Thursday predteting that the jobless rate cou ld well remain above 7 percen t for the rest of the year. For April, the htrin g strength came from a 135,000-job surge at department stores. hospitals and othe r service industries. It marked the biggest increase in serv ice jobs in almost two years. That surge helped to offset weakness in manufacturing and constructio n. Manufacturing jobs posted a small mcrease of 8,000 last month while jobs 1n the con struction industry actually fell hy II ,000. Tumble in tub ' . . won t stop Miller WASHINGTON (AP) - Ohio Re p. Clare nce Miller has been limping around the Cap>tol after a weekend fall in his bath tub, but an atde said that Miller wa sn't seri ously hurt . " He'll continue to campa>gn," Raben RemLscma sa >d Thursday. Miller, 74, is running in the Republican primary against fellow Rep. Bob McEwen. Once-a-decade redtstricting merged thctr districLs mto a stngle seat effective in Jan uary . Rcintsema said Miller suffered a prunful bruise. Jason Witherell, sophomores; and Barbara Anderson, senior; and standing, Frank Blake, Heather Davenport, Tara Gerlach, Darin logan, Joe McElroy, seniors. Nol present due to other activilies wcrel'racy Fife, a sophomore, and Bobby Vance, Chrissy Weaver, and Robbie Wyatt, seniors. Slavin named Syracuse swimming pool manager Ry KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent Shannon Slavin of Syracuse was hired as the manager of London Pool when Syracuse Village Coun cil met tn regular session on Thurs day night Slavin wa s one of three app lt· cant s and was hired due to her o periencc as pool manager last season . Hired as a li feguard and swimming mstructor was David Deem. Roderick Newsome was hired as a hfcguard. Council decided to change the former admtssion gate entrance at London Pool inlo a storage room and the outside women's restroom 1nto the adm issio n gate and entran ce in to the concess ion sland Kenny Cond 1ff and Malcolm Gutnthcr met wtth the board reg ard ing the need for speed con trol o n Second StrceL Counci l :1 grecd to place stop s1gns at vari ou s intersections 10 help the situa tion . Mayor James Papc inform ed council that the v1llagc will be r cqu~rcd to pay 10 percent or the cost of a grant project. A total of S IH .500 will be spent to pave the vrllagc park1ng lot across from Kmg F1cld and to mstall 200 rcct of 12-mch culven from Cherry Street to Bridgeman Street. llob Wingett, grants administrator for the vJIIage. met with council rcgardmg the village's paruC>pauon lfi th e Issue 2 prognun . The vi llage will he invo lved in two Issue 2 prn jecLo.; this year, cu lvert installation and pavmg on Bndgeman and Sec ond and on Bndgeman ncar the Church of the Nazarene. ProJeCted comp lw on date is September. 1992. II was reported thai grass had hccn cut at Snowbal l Hill Cemetery by Lhe township trustees. Howc~ c r, the vt ll agc wtll be responsible for ceme tery maintenance for the remainder of Lhe summer. 81ds for insurance for the VI l lage were received from Brogan Warner and Davis-QUJckcl insur ance agencies in Pomeroy . The Da~is - Quickcl bid. in the amount of $5,280 was approved. Brogan Warner's b>d was for $5,50R. Effect of filing deadline extension appears minimal COLUMBUS, Oh10 (AP) - A belated opportuni ty for fihn g nom> naung pctJtions by candid ate s for the Ohto Hoose and Senate appar ently wdl produce few lakers. A U.S. D>stnct Court on Tues day ordered the pre-primary filmg period re-opened in 65 of the 132 di stricts anti said it must he kept open until 4 Jl.lll today . However , based on sk etchy mformation avrulab le m Columbus late Thun;day, the opportumty has produced liulc cu.:Hv1ty . The coun acted a<; a result of a lawsuu that tlclayed the adopuon of new legislative dtst.ricts until two days before the regular Feb . 20 dead line. The state Apportionment Board on Wednesday, staling concern s about th e. impact on preparations lor the June 2 primary. asked U.S . Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens to stay the order. Steven s refused. Sec retary of State Bob Taft. a memhc r of th e board , lr'-r tcd lh L: rrlntln g or ballot s, rndudJn g ;] fCi.JUif CJIH..: nt for th C rotatiOn of G in · didatc s' name s , 1hc mailin g ol ahs entcc hal lots and other problems tiLJt an rnllu,;. of lith -hour candi dat es might entail ~burccn Hrown, Taft · .~ cnrnmu ni cat1on s dir ec tor. po1nt ed nut . however. thatrt wao.; too soon to tell how many new candidiltc s m1~ ltt co me forward m Lhc :1Glllrrl·d lhs· tncts hcforc thts aftemoon ·o.; tk ;HI line. Carlton scholarship applications available Any resident of the Village of Syrnc use planning to attend a college, univen;ity or trade school for the 1992-93 term can apply for a · Carleton Memorial Scholarship by obtamtng an apphcation form from John Lisle, secretary of the Carle ton College Board of Trustees , and returning the completed appli cation to him by June 19. Applications returned after Jun e 19 Will not be considered. STRICKLAND ENDORSED • Ted Strickland, De~ocratlc candidate ror the Sixth U.S. Co_n~res.s ton~l J?istrict, bas bern endorsed by the Tn-State Butldtng Trades Council, a coalition or building trades unions in Ohio, West Viriginia and Kentucky. Pictured, 1-r, are Steve Burton, Where Noted ' Cnunril also: - Authomed Jack Wtlllam s to rcpa1r a w<.~ t c r leak m Lhc co ncession stand at Lh c London PlKJ I, · Agreed to purcha se roof1n g mate rial and alummum parnt for the concess1on stand and press 00). . - Approved the mJ yor 's report or fin es collec lCd in the amount ol $4 15 for April; - Approved th e po ltcc clud's report as follow s: 10 cn.atiom for speeding, I,068 miles on the vcht clc; H2 hnur.o.; of in-serv 1cc : 22 mlst:cl lancous calls: ami radar un11 ccr tification on Apnl10. Tota l balan ces rn all lun d . . were suhmittcd hy Janice l...:1w <..: nn 3S fo ll ow s: Ge nc r31 f_. untl . S6 ,235 .36: Stree t Co nslru ctJO n $17,1 94 14 : H>ghw ay , S .U~~ is_' Ftr c , S3.1 03 5'1. Wat er S 10 .0R c.53, Goara11t y Meter: $~ . 550_ (, 6 , Cemet er y. S79 4c. Touli , $41.02 7. R5. Attcndrng, 1n JddttJOn to M;1ynr P:1pc were council members hd William s , Bill Rou s h. Dcnn1 :-. Wolfe , J>m Hill, Kenny Buckl ey. and Katt c Crow; and Cl crkn'rrasurer Janice L1wson. • TSBTC Business Manager; Strickland· Gary Piatt, President of the Lawrcnce/JacksoniGallia Central Labor Body or AFLICIO; and David Gregg, Business Representative ror Carpen ters Local 650 in Pomeroy. (Sentinel Photo by Brian J. Retd) �Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TilE MEIGS -MAS0:-1 AREA ROBERT L WINGETT Publisb<r PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisbu/Controll<r CHARLENE HOEFLICH G<nond Manag<r LElTIRS OF OPINION an wdoome. They sbould be 1m tllan JOO words . All !etten are subject to editin8 and must be signed with name , address and telephone number. No umigned letlers will be published. U tters should be in good taste, ~ssing 1SSue5, nol perwnahnes . Female senators - The end of the caucus in a canoe? By MIKE FElNSILBER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON- Anyllung see ms poss1ble 1n this pol1t1Cal year. One posSibility IS that the number or women '"the Senate will double Or triple. Or quadruple_ Friday, Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 8, 1992 Narco-dollars cleansed at 'casas de cambio' ALONG THE MEXICAN BORDER - To the umrained eye, they look like only taco stands, restaurants, supermarkets, mobile homes and small d1bpida"'d bwldlngs T hc1r neon signs flash, ''Camb1a mos Pesos'' - '' We o:.ch;wge pesos " And for years they have provided personalized fmancial services for residems of hordcr communities. "There' s a need for them ," opla~ncd one El Paso, Texas, money exchanger_ " When people ha'e to e.,changc the" dolla,; to go ouy 1hat spe cial dress or if they hJYc an emerge ncy and the banks arc closed, we arc here for them." Hut. :Jccording to law enforcement r.;ou rccs, many of these one· tlm i: mom and pop organizauons ha w become the preferred banks for n3.fco lics smugglers. Wuhout lhcsc non-bank finan Cial msutuuons here and elsewhere. clrug dealers might not be able to d1:-;guJsc lhcLT identity and distance themsclvc' from the $100 billion in J! I1 C1l nHco-do! lar s generated nationally A rece nt governmcnl st udy argues that among the estimated I .000 casas de cam bia (the local name for currency exchange facili ties) domg business along the border from Texas to Cal1fornia, as many as 80 percent may be By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein engaged m money laundering. One casa alone has been linked to laun dering more than $50 milhon in a six-month period. They are almost comp let ely unregulated and unsupervised by federal and state authorities. These non-bank institutions arc supposed to comply w1th federal anu-moncy laundering statutes but many don 't and gel away With it Tragically, those th at do often go belly up, un ab le to com pete with 1hc narco -backcd casas. Th e leg itimate casas thai have survi ved say the laundering has given the ir busioc.ss .a bad name, and complain about the belated efforts by authori(Jes to cra ck down on th elf crooked competitors. Casas de cambio became a laun dering haven for smugglers after 1he passage of mon ey-laundering control legi slatiOn 1n 1986. The new law held banks criminal ly culpable for failing to file reports on cash transactions over $10,1100 . Drug smugglers who once cnulcl waiiZ mto bank lobbies and unload cash-stuffed suitcases with no questi ons asked now had to look elsewhere . Unuegu latcd casas de camb1o fit the bilL They asked no name s. kept few records and ftlcd no governmen! forms. Some of these instituuons lilled the vo1d eagerly_ Handlmg the illic It lransaCiions garnered them up to S I million annua lly in profit s. The ir businesses boomed and so did lheir services. With reserves in local bank accounL'\, some casa~ de carnb 1o looked more and more lik e banks by prov1dmg serv 1ces rangIng from check cashing and wire transfer to se lling money orders and tr.lvclcr 's checks. Although they rcmam elusive to law cnforccmcnl, the methods and mechanics driving casas de cambia arc well-documen"'d- Senate mvcsugato,; rcccn~y heard how one of That sounds more dramatic t..han il is. Even a five-fold mcrca~ m !lS fe mal e membe,;hip would leave the Senate 90 pertcnt male. The women now in Lhc Scnalc could caucus in a canoe. There arc only IWO- Republican Naocy Landon Kassebaum or Kansas, daughter or the GOP's 1916 presidenual nommee; and Democrat Barbara Mikulski , a brash, four-foot--onc -1nch Polish-American from worbng-dass Balumorc. Women may fare beltcr than usual in this year of the outs1der. They don't have much ITOublc persuading voters, espeCial ly women , that they arc ultimate outsiders. And the raw matcnal is at hand for a boost in the" numbers . The National Women's Political Caucus, which raises funds on behalf of women candidates m both parties, counts 18 women - 16 Democrat< and two Republican s - who are either Senate nominees or candidates for their pany 's nomination . Manv of them, unknown and underfunded. don't have much or a WeLL.THiS CHaNG€.$ THiNGS! chancc:and m a few mstanccs, women arc runnmg against women . Still, who do you count out'' After the surpnse primary VJCtones of Se nate nominees Carol Moseley Braun 1n IllinOis and Lynn Yeakel 1n Pennsylvania. both in11Jall y unknowns, lhat's nO{ so obviOus Just like !.hem, other women - "people no one ever heard o f" - arc 1n a position to wm pnmancs, says Harncll Woods, president of the women's caucLL~ . Nonetheless. she IS cauuous. " We'll add two or three - I'd guess three." she says. Her cauUon is homegrown . Woods was 1w1ce lhc Democratic nominee for the Senate m MJSSoun. and tw1cc defeated. Spring poncnts for women candidates have a habit of turning into autumn disappointments_ "You're tallong about the ulumate male club when you talk about the Senate," Woods says_ "If we should have eight women nominated, nor mally you'd say 50 percent would win, but I'm gomg to be conscrva!JVC &:IST'eiN•1:z_ """'~« - ,..WI- ,.,..<l the most bas ic transacuom unfo](b; A dru g dealer needs to dcposil $100.000 in10 a hank account with nut arou..;ing suspicion . He brings th e cas h mLO a ca<;a de cambio . An excha nge house employee th en drive s the money through Customs across th e border mto Mexico. Ca'h amounts over SIO,OOO leav ing the country must be reported hut the law is seldom enforced Once the border 1s crn ssol, the driver si mply makes a U-turn and re-enters lh c United Slates. First he filh out Customs forms declaring the money as having hccn derived from leg1timate bu siness deals in Mex ico . At that moment, the deed JS done - the money ha s been "laundered," and IS safe to deposll many U.S . bank account. Despite some limited successes 1n Texas, such as ''O peration Vagabond" in 1989 that nct"'d 29 mdJ ctmcnts and closed nine casas de ca mb1 0, and th e recen t arrest hy Cus10ms offices 1n McAll en. Te xas , of five major Mexican cxc hang('. operators in connection w1th a S31 mill ion portfolio, IRS and Customs arc waging an uphill battle. One of the more hoper ul measure s was a new law enacted by Texas state offiCial s m 1991 that requires all money cx.changc hou ses to be li censed by January 1992 or face being shut down. The governmen t would enjoy access 10 any past cri minal records of the operation s. But even thi s measure has been stalled by the fact that at least nine chcck-cash 1n g house s 1n Hou s1011 have filed suit against lhc Slate, declaring the new law "unconstitutional " and a violat.ion of due process. Only 39 excha nge houses 1n Texas met the Jan_ I deadline, and dozens co ntmuc operating wilhout submiuing the new paperv.·ork with no pe nall y, so far. When asked about his li ce nse, a teller at one !XI Rio , Texas , cas.a de ca mbia told our assoc1a1c Dean Bo yd, "Nobod y\ noti fied us ahoul any li cense as far as I know." One chagnncd Customs opcra uvc cxp lained, " There arc enough law s 1n place. All (the federal authorities) necc1 to rlo '' enforce lhcm " Copyrig ht. 1992, United Feature Syndicatr.lnr. Still, she 11cks off fow factors that m1ght enhaoce female candidates' chances this year: - The end or the Cold War and the shift or national concern to such domcsuc 1ssucs a.;; educalion, health care and the environment as well as ISs ues cspcc1ally or coocern to women, such as child care and abortion. - A rebellion from busine ss-as~ usual m Washington . "Voters wan! change and sec women as outs1ders who bnng different values and style to gove rnment ," Woods says. "Women are very impatient about the ritl_J· als and the clubbiness of the Senate and tend to reach out 10 the publiC more and invo lve more people in a sol ution." - RcdisUJCting, opening some new seaL'> 1n Congre.c;;.s, and the record number of retirements by maJc mcumbcnLII. - Fmally. the prospect that the women's vote wdl be "cncrgucd" 1f the Supreme Court reverses m lun1L~ JL'i nglil-10-ahorunn rulmg this sum mer . Women constitute a maJO fll~ of vmcrs: 1f they tilt toward female cand1datc,, that could maucr. A poll suggests voters, male and femlle. arc more hk cly than before to vole for a woman on the bas1s of her sex. The Los Angeles Ttmcs asked Ca! JfOm Jans. "How tmportam '' 11 to vote for a woman for U.S. Scnatc1" Twc nty-c1gh1 pertcnt sa1d very 1mportan1. 20 percent \J itl very unim portant To a stmJiar quc suon two yea~ ago, 16 percent o,;,:utl ve ry Important. 21} r.x;rccnt sajd very unimportanl Women often say that the Senate Jud1ciary Commiucc- ma(k up of 14 men - m1sscd the JX)int when Anita Hill brought her corn plamts of ->ex ual hara.o;;.smcnt against Supreme Coun nominee Clarence Thomas la.')l fall. The senators couldn't comprehend the importance ol the .ssuc. they ~w w11h women on the commincc. the panel's pcr~)X'(Uvc would hav e wi.ticncd. Aflcr studying lhc records of women mcmbcr'i of stJ tc lcgl'>la turcs, Lhe Ce nter for the American Woman and Po!JLJcs umclud cd b'lt fall that women give greater priority than men to iss ues of HHport:ln<.:c tn women. mothers and farrulics, soch as health , educat1on and child cue Jn crcasmg l.hc number of women 1n the ScnJtc, Wood.') says, would have an 1mpact, even though they would rcmam outnumbered. "Two women are really a token. " she say' "A hall -dozen or c.ght. .r they .~nacd 10 usc their leverage wahm the cl ub. wo1Jld he very impres Siv e Today in history By Tht" A"i..o;oci;llrd Prt·..,~ Tod:1y IS Fnday, May K. the l~()tll d~l) pf j(/<l~ Th . ·rc :1rr ~17 day'\ lcl.t m the year Today's 1-Ughhght'" H1 story : On May~. 1945, Prcs1dcnt Trum::~n ~l nnnum . :d 111 a radio .1t1drC'\\ that World War II had ended Ill Europe On thiS date· In 1541. the Span1~h explorer Hrm:mcln dl.' SolO di\(Ovcrn1 the MJSSI S· s1pp1 River. In \846 , ~1c llfst maJOr hallie of 1hc Mcman War was foug ht at Palo Alto, Tcxa". resulting m vic tory for Gcn Z;Khary Taylor' s forces . In IRR4 , the 33rd preSident of ~1c llnllc<l Sc1tcs. Harry S Truman , was born ncar Lamar. Missoun . In 1886, Atlanta pharmamt John Styth Pcmhc non 1nvcntcd the syrup for a beverage that came to be known as CocJ-Cob In 1958. V1cc l'rcs1dcnt RIChard M. N1wn was shoved , slOned . booed and spat upon by ami-American prorcsrcrs m L1ma, Peru In 1962, the musiCal comedy "A runny Thmg Happened on the Way to the Forum" opened at the Alvm Thc.:J tcr m New York . In 1970, helmeted construct1on worker'\ hrokc up an anu war protest On Wall Street in New York . In 1973, mdu.ant Amcncan lndJJns who had held the South Dal:o~1 hamlet of Wounded Knee for 10 weeks surrendered. In 1978, David R Bcrkowill pl eaded gu dty '" a Brooklyn courtroom to the six murder charges against him 1n the "Son of Sam" shootmgs that had terrified New Yorkers. In 1984, the Sov1c1 Union announced 11 would not parllCipate in the Los Angeles Summer Olympics. chargmg the Unued States didn'l intend to ensure athletes' security. Ten years ago: As efforu continued al the United Nations to negotiate 8 pcaccrul settlement or the Falkland Islands war, Britain sent 20 more Harrier jet lighten 10 the South Atlanuc, while Argentina vowed to challenge Britain's expanded war wnc. Five years ago: An angry and defiant Gary Han , dogged by questions about his personal hfc , mclud1ng h1 s relat1on sh1p w1th Mtarnl model Donna Rice, withdrew from the race for the DemocratiC prcs.denual nom ination. Inner cities need 'enterprise zones' No more commissions. w11h thw cyc-ca1c hin g membersh ips .and tlust-calching reports. No more blue-ribboned panels, wilh lh eir high-toned rhctonc and high -mind ed reforms_ No more political recnmlna ti ons. And most of all, no more bIuepri nts- for- a- brigh tcr -10m orr ow that never make it off the draw1ng boards of today. Let the legacy of Los Angel es '92 - the latest in our hiS tor y of ram lly tnggercd urban cxplos10"' - be a d1ffercnt kind of nauonal rcsoiYC. Let it be, in a word : action Now. We arc all ready to act _ We understand the problem - th e \1cConc Com mi ssion expla1ned 1t to us after the Watts nots of I96). Then the Kerner CommiSSIOn explai ned it a ll aga1n after th e urban riots of 1967. We can act now because we know one of Washington' s few re maining secre ts: The Grea t Domestic Polley War IS all hul over - li bera ls and co nscrvati YCS arc fina ll y talking the same language. Consi der the soluuon to Inn ercity problems, as proposed by co nsc n' alive Hou s1ng and Ur ban AffaJr s Secretary Ja ck Kemp· urban "enterprise zones." And consider the solu ti on, as propose d by liberal Rep_ Maxine Walcrs , D-Ca l1f., whose distri ct Martin Schram was the battleground of the latcsl nol: urban "enterpri se zones." Let all facet s of gove rnm ent work together to bring invest men t, JObs, health care and ed ucation in to an inner-c ity enterprise zone. They differ on spendmg levels, bu t agree conceptually_ Now ask Kemp and Wat ers about the needs or people living in publiC hous1ng ; they'll a nswer: ··Empo werment,'' as in the old civil rights chant, "Power to th e People ." Help project residenls gai n lhc power LO conlrol thcir own l1 ves and hom es. and they'll con duct themselves rcsJXmsibly; allow them to appoinl the managers of thw housing projcc Ls, and th ey' ll take pride in their homes. So, from the left and right, pols and Id eologues have converged. ·'I think there's an apparent consensus, rather than a real one," say s Dr. St uar t Butler. domesllc and econom ic policy dircc10r at the Heritage Foundation, a comcrvativc thm k tank_ "The liberals sec the cn tcrp r1 se zone as a son of domestiC Marshall Plan. Our view of it IS thJt governmen t 's role should be mamly 10 clear away the ohstaclcs to pnvatc mvcstmcnt th e regula11ons. the lax -c ode re st.ri ctions. ·' Harvard urhan po liti CS exp ert Margaret Wc1r, who will soon be jo1ning the moderate -to -libera l Rrook in gs In stitution, is ind eed leery of so me conservative proposals, such as sc rapping minimumwage rcqUJrcmcnts for inner- c1ty bu sin esses_ But she adds· "We learned in the 1980s that there arc some area s. notably in hou sing co nstruc tion. where there is rea l poten t1al for the convergence ol lib era l and conservative stra te gies." Program s in New York, Boston and elsewhere have proven th at pri vate fundmg packages for new hou s1 ng ca n be assembl ed with support of publ1 c officials_ It is a sad -but- tnJc commentary that it took the shocking acqumal of policemen we saw beating Rodney Kmg, and the horrify in g riot that followed. to provoke George 13ush into ~1ving the most states- manlike speech of hi s pres1dcncy. Aflcr three yea rs of fomr.nt ing racial division w1th controvers ies over Willie Horton and JOb quotas , Bush declared: " ... We must allow our diversity to bring us together, not drive us apart.'' Sad ly, three days later, Bush aba11doncd stat esma nship for explOitat ion po lili cs; h1 s spokesman blamed liberal soml program s of the '60s and '70s for the riots of ·en. Let our compul siv ely d iv is1 ve , "brin g -us -togeth · cr'' prcs1 dcnt bring h1s own team 1ogc thcr and sLrongl y support th e Kemp emcrpr 1SC :.-.one plan he 's virtua ll y ignored. Then let him cre ate teams of local, state and federal officials to set up ad -hoc enterprise wnc s in our inner cit ies. And let them mobiltze - block by block - to help assemble private financ ing for hous mg ~md busmesses, a jobs clearinghouse and tenant-man agement programs for housmg pro- Reminders for happy, rewarding life w ·hcnever I would go to my father for help w1llt some problem of a mec hanical natur e, th e f1r."i thing he would say to me was. "Whal docs the book of ln-: Lrue. s say.')" uon Years hav e passed si nce those day s, but I can still hear him say that Recently, as I was trymg to figure out how to work my new phone-answering equipment. I heard his voice again: "What docs the book of mstructions ~1y?'' If we would apply that question in every area of our lives all of th e time , our troubles would VIrtually van ish and life would be what we want itlo be. Many of the problems we face - and most of our health problems - arc the result of not following the Maker's instructions - instruction s we know very well bur choose to ignore. Or maybe, as H. Jackson Brown Jr. says in his best-selling "Life's Lit~e Instruction Book" (Ru~edge Hill), we need to be reminded from time to time what those instrucuons arc. So he ha s given us "511 Reminder s for a Happy and Rewarding Life." It 's probably safe to say ou r li ves will stan gelli ng better the moment we put these pi eces of e li cucd th 1s marginal note from It even when we sneeze- hardly a me: "Why is it we consider hunters great OCCa.<;IOn! macho?" Most people who usc the word Toughesl of all II_ Ja c kson God ca relessly woul d say they Drown' s mstru cti ons to follo w: mean noth1n g by it They should "Be enthusiastic about the success remember what Cardi n~tl Newman of others." That'' ru'y when ynur s:ud. "Nmhing IS worse than to sav children win the louery. It's not so " fall. If you're go1ng after Moby easy when it's your brother-in-law God and mean nothing hy it" (C)I992 NEWSPAPER Dick, take along the tartar sauce." or th e man next-door who gets hi s ENTERPRISE ASSN. "Send a lot of V::tlentmc cards. second promolion in a year while Sig n them, "Someone who ~unk s you haven't had a raise in lR ,----:::------------~ you're terrific." mon1hs (and then it was on ly 30 Berry's World "Call your mother." cents an hou r). I found myself writing liulc There arc two mstructions in the notes in the margin next to some of book that will do more than any the instructions. thing else to raise the tone of our For "Tum you r headl1ght s on tas tel ess. di sordered soc iety: when it begins to rain ," I substitul - "Never usc pro fan ity " (10 which I cd "Always drive with your head - wou ld add , · 'o r coarse or vulgar lights on ." I do. I wish everybody language or any so rt") ; and , d1d. Even' in the daylight, head - "Don' t watch violent te lev isi on lights make it easier to see oncom - shows and don't buy the producLs ing cars. Greyhound bus accidents that sponsor them." have dropp ed 15 percent since We have violence in our society buses began traveling with lhcir because we daily honor violence headlights on in the daytime. in the mov1cs and on TV. What we "Read to your children" is a wanl is what we gel - except that superb suggestion. But next to that th e murder and mayhem do not I penciled '" "Also let your chil - stop when we leave the theater or dren sec you read ." This does even shut off the TV. more than the other to stimulate a As for profanity , the widespread child to read. usc of "God" in conversation is "Find some other way of prov- appalling. Someone once said that ing your manhood than by shooung in our speech we should save God defensele ss animals and birds" for the great occasions. But we usc L _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ advice to work We might start w1th the following : "When facing a diffiCult task, ac t as though it is impossible JO George R. Plagenz Ohio The Dally Senllnei-Page-3 Area deaths-Lloyd Gibbs Rose Zimmerman Lloyd F G1bbs , 65, of Mason died Thu"day, May 7. 1992 , ai Veterans Mcmonal Hospital. Pomeroy. Born Fch 12, 1927 , m Hanford, he was a son of the late Harry C. and Virgmia (Powell) Gibbs. He was also preceded m death by a daughter, Rebecca Gibbs, grandda ughter, Megan Willis, and SISter, Florenc Finn1cum. He was a retired truck driver f10m the Excels ior Saltworks or Pomeroy. Surviving arc h15 w1fe, Lucille (Oldak er) Gibbs; son and daughterIll -law, Randall Lee and Shirley G1bbs of Pomeroy; daughter and son-m-law, Troy and Kathy Willis of Rutland; brother, W1lilam C. G1bbs of New Haven; three g"mdchlldrcn, and a grc;H g"md son. The funeral will he Sunday. 2 p m., at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. George Huschar offi ciating . Burial wi ll be in I he Graham Cemetery. Friend" can cal l at the fun eral home Sa turday, 7 to 9 p.m Rose M. Zimmerman, 37, of 1802 Elizabeth St., Belpre, died Fnday morning, May 8, 1992, at St. Joseph Hospilal , Parkersburg, W. Va. Born in Parkersburg, 'he was the daughter of the late Donald and Freda Snyder Yeater. She was a homemaker and attended the F1rs1 Baptist Church in Belpre. She was graduate of Federal Hocking High School. She is surv ived by her hu sband of 20 years. John Zimmerman, two 'iOns, Christopher and Jeffrey, both at home; two brothers, Steven Yeater, Belpre, and Donald Yeater, Torch; one sister. Tina Barnett, Dayton; and severa l aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held Su nday at 2 p.m. at the White Ethridge Funeral Home in Belpre_ The Rev. Paul Knierim wtll offiCI ate and burial will be in the Stewart Cemetery in Hockingport. Friends may call al the funeral home Saturday from noon 10 9 p.m. Roger Jones The name of a surviving son, Robert W. Cundiff, Jr. of Middleport, was deleted from Thursday's obll uary of Robert W. Cu nd1ff, who died on Wednesday. Another son, Eugene Cundiff, was incorrectly listed as a resident of Middleport, instead of Rutland. Roger Jones, 66, died Monday, May 4. 1992 at his home in Chesapeake_ A navy veteran of World War II , he is survived by hi s wife, Alice Fischer Jones; two daughters, Janet Jones. Chesapeake, and Susan Gcc r. South Point; two sons, Kenny Jone s , South Point, and Sieve Jones, Miami, Fla .; eight grandchildren; and one sis ter , Pauline Delaney, Oak Hill. Mr. Jones was preceded in death by his parents, IWO sisters and one brother. Services were held today (Friday) at I p.m. at the Kuhncr-Lcwis Funeral Home in Oak Hill where bunal followed in Bethel Cemetery ncar Oak HilL Skin testing clinic Monday A sk in t.csling clinic will he con· dueled at the Rutland Fire Department on Monday from 5 to 7 p.m . by Connie Karschnik, R. N., Meigs County's tuberculosis nurse_ In accordance with the Me1gs Coumy Board of Health's poLcy, 11 IS mandatory [or all food handlers to have a curre nt tubercu lin sk in test. Area residents, including booster club s. PTO's chu rch groups. and other residents, who arc in food serv ice arc urged to take advantage or the free service. Karschnik said that it also a good time for a child entering kindergarten, alumni workers and Ox Roast workers w receive their skin tc.."L-:. Questions concerning the tcsung program should be directed to the Meigs County TuberculosiS Oflicc, 992-3722. " Remove old wallpaper. Easy and quick. Rent our Eledric Steamer. $1200 24 Haur WALLPAPER AND BLIND SHOP Extended rorecast: Sunday through Tuesday: Fair on Sunday and Monday and a chance or rain Tuesday. Highs mostly in the 70s. Lows in the mid50s to low 60s. South-Central Ohio Tonight, rain likely. Low in the upper 40s. Chance of rain is 70 percent Saturday, variable cloudiness with a chance or showers or a thun derstorm . High 60-65. Chance of rain is 50 ~rccnl. Hospital news EASTERN SCHOLARS - Presented trophies in recognition or their scholarship at Thursday ni~hl's Eighth Annual Academic Excellence Banquet at Meigs High School were these Eastern School District scholars, rrom the lert, seated, Molly Heines and Kelli Bailey, Chester Elementary; Cassie Rose and Robert Harri<, Riverview, and Steven Weeks, Tuppus Plains; and standing, Michelle Caldwell, Tuppers l'lains; Rebecca E.-ans and Brand1 Reeves, Eastern Junior High; and Jaime Wilson, Andy Wolf, and Sherri Wolr, Eastern High. Unable In attend were David Gumpr and Amy Well, both at another reco~nition banqut>t, and StH·e llarnett. (S.., story, addilional photos on page II RECOGNIZED FROM SOUTHERN - These studeols rrom Southern High School were recognized and presented trophies at the Meigs County's Academic Excellence Banquet held at Meigs High School Thursday night. In the rerugnized group were, left 10 right, seated, Jessica Alley and Jennirer Roush, Letart Falls; Erin Dolin and Cryslal Coleman, Portland Elementary; Kyle Norris and Nikki Robinson, Racine; and Joshua Davis, Syracuse; and standing; Evan Struble, Syracuse; Jennifer Lawrence and Rayan Young, Southern Junior High} Michael McKelvey, James Smith, Kellie Ervin, and Jenny Varney. David I hie was re-cognized but not present. He was altending the llolzu Clinir Science Awards ban· quet. MEIGS ELEMENTARY HONORED - Among those recognized ror their scholastic abilities at Thursday night's Adademir Excellence Banquet at Meigs High School were these students, left to right, sealed, Sandra Young, Rradbury; Kyle Smiddie and Michelle Bi~sell, Harrisonville ; Stacey Brewer, Middleport; Wes- lry Thot'ne and Daniellr Gruc_,er, Pomeroy, ana Joshua Sorden and Danielle Peckham, Rutland ; and sl:mdin~, Orion Barrett and Leigh Ann Canterbury, Salem (t'nttr, 1\im Condr and Michat"l Lei~eit, Sa lisbury ; Belhany Cohcr. Allison (;er larh , Dorothy l.eiflwil, Cindi Stewart. and .Jamrs \\"hil l', Mrig s Junior Uigh . Court news Divorce filed A divorce action has been filed 1n the Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Debra Meadows, Middleport, against Mitch Mead ows, Middleport . Marriage licence issued A mamage license has been ISsued in Metgs County Probate Co urt 10 James Andrew Elliott, 29, Middleport, and Susan Renee Wines, 26, Middleport -Meigs announcements·-- Monday night at 7 p.m . 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We will be staging our annual public Open House this Sunday from I to 4 p.m., in observance of National Hospital Week and you and your family are cordially invited to attend _ We will do free cholesterol testing (arm drawn) and free blood pressure tests_ There will be musical entertainment • refreshments, favors and door prizes_ We'll be on hand to welcome you . So, above all: Don't Forget Us! ._...,,,.,., ,,.._ ...,... Po .. : I 20 PloO !JAI LI Vol I WM1'\1.11"[( ~ I 10 ~Aii.$1~1 ' to obtain funher mfom1aUon, contact Ruth Powers at the library. '!'!2- 5813 All '1.\T I ~H I ~ TUl \UAI B~RGAI~ ~1[.~1 $5.00 (U8P8IIS.I60) Daily ' ~ Veterans Memorial THURSDAY ADMISSIONSJames Rcitmirc, New Haven , W_ Va.; Gilda Hams, Pomeroy; and Belly Hawley, Middleport. THURSDAY DISCHARGES Hazel McCloud. 428-1065 Newtpaper S.lea, 733 Third New Yor\ , New York t0017. ;I Weather Memorial Bridge Approach on Garfield Ava., Parkersburg, W. Va. Mon. thru Fri. 9-8 Sat. 9-5; Sun. 1-5 The Daily Sentinel ' Name omitted WALLPAPER ToThemeet Meigs Local School District of Education wiU meet at the STEAMER Board Middleport Elementary School jectS . II 's ume for our government to reac h down and deli ver. Let it beg in hy reaching into the 1nner citi es to bring Empowennent to lhc People. (C)l992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . 8, 1992 rJIJUY VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115 East Memorial Drive • Pomeroy 992·2104 �The Daily Sentinel Sports Friday, May 8, 1992 Page-4 Dibble dominates in home stretch to help Reds top Mets By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP) - The New York Mcts were hoping for a seco nd chan ce after they gave away four runs with lousy freldtng Thursday . They got it when Bobby Bonilla ca me to the plate wllh the bases out tn the seventh rnning . S rx prtches later, they the seve nth agarnst the Reds ' watched thcrr last chance go by bullpen. Scott Bankhead hu Brll untouched. Pccota and walked the bases loaded Bonilla took a called third strike wrth two out, prompting Piniella to from Rob Dibble, and the Mets had summon Dibble. no chance the rest of the way Dib The right -hander ha sn't be en ble Slruck out f1ve of lhe seven bat- hirnse lf this season since recover ters he faced in his most dominant ing from shoulder tendiniti s. His performance of the season. preserv - fastba ll. which has hit 100 mph on ing the Cincinnati Reds' 4-2 vrcto- the Riverfront Stadrum radar gun, ry and two-garnc sweep. has reached only the low 90s. . "That was the ballgame right As Bonilla found out quickly. rt there," Red manager Lou Piniella was back Thursday. Dibble wa s said. "Bonilla is one of the better challenging hitters again. throwing hillers m lhts league. and Drbble IS a fastball in Lhe mid-90s. one of the better pitchers . It was ·'The wind was blowmg rn. so I one of the beiler confrontauons for JUSt tried mlay the ball in there and the fans. That alone was worth the sec what they could do with it," he price of admrssion. said. "Sometimes the out you gel in Not much. Bonilla swung the seventh inning is more impor- through two strikes whrlc the count tant that the three outs in the went to 2·2. He took a fastball JU St ninth." off the outside comer. It all came down to one pitch "A lit tle outside. Borderline," that leased the outside comer. Dihblc said. The Mels had wasted a decent The count was full. perfonmancc from Dwight Gooden "He'd swung throu gh a few (2-3) by com mittin g three errors in fastba ll s. so 1 think he was looking the fi rs t three innings . The errors for a walk there," Dibble said. "I let in two unearned runs and set up made him try 10 pul il in play. I the other two. . h:rvc a great defensive team behind After managrng just three hits in me. and 1 don't want to walk him S 2/3 innings off Chris Hammond there ." (3 -2), the Mcts were threatening in He threw hrm the same pitch in about th e ~a me spot. Thrs ume , home plate ur~prrc Mark lllrschbcck sard rt caught the cor· ncr as Bond Ia watched rt go by . Strike three. "I th ough rt was rn th;, sa nrc place as the one before, satd B~nilla. who argued briefly wtth Hrrsc hbcck . It was the end for the Mets' final rally, but JUSt the bc grnn rng for Drbble . He faced the las t seven batters. Five went down on stnkes. The other two were retired on a rouune Oy hall and a grounder. Just the way he used to puch before he got a sore shoulder thrs spnng. "I don ' t care about the Drbble of old . This current Drbblc got us out and did a heck of a JOb dorng it," Mets manag er Jeff Tor borg sard. It was only Dibble's fourth save. While he's been pitching back into shap e, Norm Charlton ha s remarned the closer. getung crght saves. Dibble' s performance Thursday indicated he was ready to resume the role of closer. He said he's content to share it wrth Charlton. his best fnend on the team . Redmen fall to Malone, exit playoffs York Mets, which the Reds woo 4-2. Magadan tried to advance on a ny out by Dick Schofield. (AP) HE'S OUT- The Cincinnati Reds' Chris Sabo (left) put' the tag on the New York Mels ' Dave Magadan at third base in the fifth inning of Thursday's game againsl the visiting New Scoreboard In Ihe majors .. . •:utl'rn IJI~Islon W L ~t. 19 8 7()4 • J''l\lSbUigh • !"c:w Yon S52 5 3tl 402 '>tonuul l fl l ~ IS I~ \2 14 l l 14 Chlca go i! 4()7 ~t LooiJ flh>ladelptua GR ' "" 440 !(, : 1J \] \5 15 15 \4 uonall...elgue. 8 .536 S l\1 4&3 olb4 464 4\7 \ IS 2 2 J Thursday's scores Chicago 1«1. New YoU IR. ICllC! l.icd 1· 1 Portland 126, J'hom•• 119. Portland lr:~i.h leTlel Future games Tonlaht- Clc•rland at 8011\on, I p.m.; Se.aUlc ul:l.&h. 10)0 p.m Salu rdly - Cluca$o 11 New Ycd. , l em Today's Kames Ci ncinnati ( Rijo 0-J ) al Chlcaao (Basll.lt 3-1), 3;11 p.m. ;\an Fr&llciKo (WWon 1·2) al rm Mmt~ ' al (GII"dna 2- l ). 7:35 San Diego (Hum -3) 11 Phila.J..Jpll1t (Abbott 0-S), 7 :35p.m Jlou110n (Henry 0- 2) a t P1ns hurgl1 (l)rabclt ) 2). 1 ):5 p.m l_.m AnKclet (l!e~hllcr :l-2) II N~"' Yort. (Cme ll ), 7 40 p m Atlanta (LeJbund l 2-2) 11 \1 ln1m ITewUbury 3-0), H 3~ pm :"'OT~:: If hath Eutt:m Conferen ce u:milmall UJd m 111 gamc.t or l~.sa, 1he Eute:m Conference fuul s will beg1n oo Sun day, May 17 ll) 30 p m . lf bo1h We.a tcm Con ference 1em1fmtlt end 10 fi~e gam!ll m leu , the Weatr.m Cooftt c11ce f1u11ll will bcglll or. Suurday, ,\ h y 16 •t 3)/Jpm Slanlcy Cup playoffs Saturday' s ~ames n · (Comuer 0- 3). S ()~ p.rn Sunday's 2omes S•n FTJncu=at MunreaJ . . ) ~ pm San Dlesu •tPtuladdplua. l ~~ r m llw1ton u PiltJburgh. I l~ r :-n Lot Angel~ 11 N ~w Yort.. l 40 f' rn Atll!\tl 11 St. l..ou11. 2 15 p m l 0 \ 'r' ll: • n!crt 6, I'Lillhurgh ' Y H ~nsen ud ar.nl':l 2 I IJ ~l/. : Rcw1oo 12 . M.Liwukec 12 · C l ~ ~rtand ... ___ \2 Dc:uo:l II I) ·IRil 14 Ill 17 4C' 400 }'ll rua.s · M.Jm>aou · S(.ltll~ · . K•ntu C u~ IS I I IIi I\ 12 it-. I I 17 1 ·:o Thur-..d<~ } \11, ~ Jl, r;n I, I 'Ill .' \ '"' ·., ..cnn·.., Clw ago /, ll <ll1<•t 1• Oakland II . lktm~l). r r rm Sun thy- ChK agu 111 DetHIIL 7 10 ~ rn. 1f n«:a 5-uy: h lm ontll!l 11 Vancnu orr. IIi 10pm .\ 1ondav - llOL!tllO 11 Mnnnu l, 7 10 I' rr. tf n~ ct1 !Hy. l'llt ~h ·Jrgh 11 \ 'r' k•r.Bcf'. 7 J(J r rn : (Mu.&IU11 4-(]), Ot~tllnd ll l!nltf'd Sllll'l 8JJkttball LtliUf r>.;t W JER SEY IA M.\U:JI.S S1gned Dan Leah y, guard Football Nationa l F'oolball Lugur /1.11. - ~am«! Dmrus Curun tleru· l.i~e dtrector and gi'ZieJ'Il COllntel of the r-.'H. Man.tgement Coonol SAN DrEGO Cl-L\RGERS - S1 ptd Keith '>tcDooa.]d and J1.111ea R•ye , wid~ mcei•en; Ouia Collin1, lineb.adcr, Don. aid Wa lltnJhlw, !u11d , and w,~nc WLll11.1111, come:rbac . Rcle.aaed Thomu ca nwll•n Foothalll.ur• CFL - Ntme.J MLd11e l Murr • y VICe [)rellda1\ of CU!l lJll U/UCil!<Jtl Wcwld Leaiu' IIARCFLONA DRAGONS - Stgr.td M>ke l' owa, quattetblcll IHRMINGllA.'YI HRE S1gncd An · llYl LO Otbson, llfety Hock•y NatJonat llocby Ltaa-ut ST LDU IS BLUES - N1.111M lh mid SntpiU IUIJUftl coach Olympics Transaclions Us AOEJSLED FEDERATIO'I lh.....-ba ll A,\ IHIC.'\,'1./ lJ'.A GUl - SulflC:tldcd \callkatm. Kanau f1ty f"'tdla. for r,.-e 1nd Allx:rt A~Uc, Clcvclu\<; OU1 · ddder , ltrr 1hroe g•mu and announced lh 1\ l'IMh llllpalSl0!\5 WQU[d be delayed pc.ndtn g •t'rCJill n .n U . A~D I~DIA.SS - r-.:amed ltaymoml W Pntt e-ec>~l.J~c d1 mctor, 1--hu Roy ldm l!l!llnl.Jvc t«hrunl us 1st•nl . 1nd Kulan Devlm il>no.anr of fA!hllc rd•l.JonJ ~ARlN E RS luguc fl.XA~ RA ,-.;GERS 1\Hl' hned \he ,..,Lr a.·t .,( \11kc C•mrN"Jl. f'II-Ch~r . f,-,m I !l : o~h(YTI• f' LIV nf Lhc Amt:nun Au oc11 "10''T RJ-AL F:XPOS - lhlt.nw'l: 1 .JS p m (l"i•KY J. J) 11 M!nnrsn11 An1l"'' (;tl hc.rtn RcyeJI, c• tchcr. nutng_hi 10 nd.J · •n •p..,lu nf 1he Amenc1n Aum:lllton Annwnccd tha i Rqa refused ISSLgJlil1et\l 1nd elenod tn ~orne 1 fro: agent NEW YORK ME TS - Cl a1mell r:un> Wllker. uutfieldcr, 01'\ wa1ven from the f'h1c1~n (uhs Opl.Jm\l'...rl r'hns Don Symmes Valley records 9-4 softball victory over Eastern By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent Tied with Symmes Valley for the Southern Valley Athletic Conference champi onship for the last two weeks. EasLcm was really confrdent going rnto Wednesday nrght 's game. but came home a 9-4 loser kllhe Vikings. Eastern is now 10-2 overall and 7-2 in the SV AC. Its only two loss· cs of the year comi ng to Symmes Valley. Eas tern took a 2-0 lead rn the frrst wh en Jaun e Wilson walked and scored on Tabby Phillips' dou ~ hie. An error and two straight fi eld· cr's cho icc.1 brought home Phillrps as prtchcr Lee Gr Uilan was credited wrth the RBI Eastern led 2-0. The lead was short-lived. how ever, a\ SV came up with Lhrcc in the bottom of the second frame . Two walks with two out pul two runners on base, allowing Stacy Conley to slam a run scoring sin gle. Both remaining runners on base came home on a Trcna Schneider double to put Symmes Valley ahead 3-2. Symmes added a smglc run ~n the third two in the fourth, one m the fiftlr ;.,d two in the fourth. Eastern rallied in the seventh. but it was too little, too laic. Came Mornssey srng led and Becky Drig· gs reached on an error. Wilson rea ched via an error 10 load th e b<"cs. whrlc Lee Gilhlan hit a tworun single. That created the frnal score. Ea.•ncrn hillers were Phillips a double, Gillilan a srngle and three RBi s. and Monrisscy a smgle. WI CHIT A WIN GS ltorn1~ed. S1gnc.J K,m defmdcr ARIZO \IA STATE Announctd Mclvtn RoiHIOI'I , cml.er, will [oregn h1s JCII.ior year arvl mu::r Lhc l'I'DA draJ\ SOUT!!ER:'-J CAL - A nnn>~ncc.J !Urold ~ine:r, pard, will forego lm 1e niOf ~e.&I and ent.eJ the ."ffiA drt!L Saturday's. gamfs •, ~. • Hrl!lton (Dement 3-3) at K.nut tny (Gonion 0-3). l :J.'i p.m New York (leary 3- \) 11 Oakland (Darling l · 2), 4 :05 p.m Quc•j" (Fernandez. 2-2) at Balum n~ (Md•d.1 -2), 7 :0.'i p.m C lutland (OHo 2-2) at MlnnNota (Sm itty J.:Z»,I:I.5 p.m. Milwaukee (Bone• 1· 1) II Tuu (Ryllltl-1),8 :3.'ip.m. f1n111l0 (Stoulcmyre 4-1) 11 Cahfll'!li• Southern's softball team defeat· cd North Gallia 16-3 to boost its record to IQ. 10 overall. Jodie Caldwell was the winnmg pitcher wtth five walk s and no str ikeouts, while scallering jusl three hrts. Angie Saunders suffered th e loss for North Gallia with two walks and a strikeout. Armce Mills led Southern wrth a home run. Megan Wolfe had four singles, Amber Cumings and Rabcrta Ca ldw ell sing led twi ce. Marcy Hrll doubled. whrlc Chnsti Maidens, Heather Hill. Jodie Cald· well and Amber Ohlinger each sm· gled. Southern plays Eastern in the scctronal Monday at Athens begmning at 4:30. Southern defeated Nelsonville rn th e first round Wednesday. GRAVELY TRACIDR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor SL ·- - Pomotoy, Oh. Spring and Su••er Noun MandiiJ thru Friday 9 A.M.·S P.M. Sat. 9 A.M.· I P.M. I \ ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM = ~.llftl~ ' I '~, LL~ ~'"""'~ W>n•1'' " a Lra.incr." If he hadn 't quit. hrs docmr said, he might soon be dead. In more as he announced that he would never ride a racehorse agai n. "I did my best," he sa id. " I - . O.l,flil' loy ...... WHEN YOU ORDER A LARGE DELUXE PIZZA! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. 900 SECOND AVL•GALUPOUS 446·4040 & SUPPLY CO. ;\IIi It .....('t I. ll,.,j,, , ,[ L'' HOURI -.fri. ,. ""1·100-llJ.llll 61H9HIII MI. 555 PARK IT. MIDDUPORT, OH. / ,OIHOO loOO·l,oo " •. • 1 - [ " ... 1 ••• f-··· ·1 1,.,.. l was nine days before do c10rs moved him oul of intensive care. "I always hoped to come back and nde. butrl didri'l work out that way ." Cordero said. "It's difficult to quit. Nobody want s 10 quit a game that· s been so good to him ." Summer league players sought Cordero's wife, MarJOrie, a for mer JO Ckey, has nine horses in training in New York. "and she'll give them to me LO rrain, " Cordero said . Cordero was inducted into th e Hall of Fame on Aug. II. 19R8 . His victory total is third only to those of Brll Shoemaker (R.H 33) and Laffit Pmcay Jr. (7.759), and his lifetime purses of$164.571.H47 arc second only to Pincay' s $165.158.943. Cordero won the Derby in 1974 aboard Cannonade, in 1976 on Bold Forbes and in 1985 on Spend A Ruck. His vi ctories in the Derby and th e Belmont Stak es aboard Bold Forbes brought him perhaps hi s greatest acclaim as a jockey. Bold Forbes was a sprinter, and Cordero kept him gomg with hi s knees aod hrs infec ti ous spirit through I 1/4 miles in the Derby and I 1/2 miles tn the Belmont. " I always belrevcd any horse I rode had a chance to win," he so.uct. il wa s the middle jewel of thl~ Teams sought for volleyball league The Mrddleport Rccrcatron Department is seeking team s to participate in an outdoor summer volleyball league. The teams will be co~ed and may have as many as 10 people on a roster. At least two women must he on the volleyball coun. from each team. at all times throughout the game. The league wrll begin play dunng the week of June 9 and will con11nuc on Tuesday and Thursday nrghts until early August. endmg with a fmaltournamcnl. There IS also the possibility of a men's summer league and a church league if interest dictates. A minimum of eight teams is r~uircd for each league. Thmc rntcrested should contact the Middleport Rccrcauon Department at 992-6782. Baseball camp dates announced The annual Jack Cook Baseball Camp. run hy retired Marshall Unrvcrsny baseball coach Jack Cook. will run from June 14 to June 19 at Cedar Lakes. ncar Ripley, W.Va. The cost of the camp, open lD campers nme to 17 years old, 11 $179. The costrncludcs room. board, camp T-sh111 and rnsurance. At the camp, fundamental s arc taught through indrvrdual instructron, individual and mulu -player drills, films, tapes and game cxpencncc. After the baseball day. campers may frsh. swrm and play basketball, volleyball and tennrs. For more information, call Cook at (304) 525-3075. ,· Sunday's games Oucaao 11 Balurnm~. l :J.'i p.m. 811 W. MAIN.•POMEROY How You Uke Pizza At Home. • •', 992·2124 bsted t-'teo ] ~, v. 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TREATED DECK PACKAGE 1988 FORD CONVERSION VAN Friday Moy 15, who LUMBER -rAft CHEV.·OLDS..CAD.·GEO ·- Due JOCkq wm 10 GEmNG Cordero said that his health wa!t good, "I just don't have as mu ch energy. I'm not as strong as I was. but I go out everyday with my wrfc. and I move around pretty good." A grrls fast-pitch summer softball league. scheduled to play crght games (five home, three away), rs planned lor the Pomeroy area. Interested prospects should call 992-6224 . The dcadlme is Saturday l'f•,]· ' Allpoclolty dude of ract ng. a "'auld doan)thmg remove a damaged spleen, and H Area sports briefs-. I •l t"•Nd W"t!IU•I GET A FREE "BIG·MOUTH CUP" ----· j t•,,,.,. ; ' "' •,1 ·~ ..· L,[ I] " '' "' - 1~·:' 1 Windows {Abbot\ 1-4). IO 'Ol p.m as lucky the next time ." Cordero, 49, choked back tears Triple Crown that forever stamped hrm in the eyes of so me as the bad 4x4. Clean TRUCKLOAD SALE (Apf'l«l 1·2), R 3S p m Mtlw11.1ltee (We1man 2 2! • t ln .. he said alan emotional. tea rful news conference . "Tomorrow, I'm Southern beats North Gallia 16-3 ~~ College I) 11 Kan.u1 Cn· (TJm.....,4-2). R _H pm Detroit (Krng 2 J) 11 Se.mle (Putn (I O) , HJJ5pm .~cw Yurt. (K lffiiCO ic:d I fl -1 ) t \ n•• lan d (M00re 4-l). 10 IS p m Toron1o (Sueh I 2) n Cal.Jf,mll (l1n !q l · I). I0 1'ipm than 30 years as a JOC key. he has tri ed to be the bes t rider in the been in 24 se rious sp ill s. by hiS world, and if! didn't accomplish it, own reckoning . The last one m Jan - !think I came very close." uary almost killed hrm. The winner of 7,076 ra ces, ''After th e first 48 hours. we includmg three Kentucky Derbies. drdn't thrnk Angel would be with Cordero sustained a broken elbow us anymore." Dr . Gary Wadl er and severa l broken ribs in a four saul. " It's my firm belief Lhat if he had any funhcr injury to hi s horse spill al Aqueduct on Jan. 12. abdomen, we don't think we'd be The next day, he had surgery to Blankcnshrp was the wmnrng pitcher w1th five su ikcouts, and four walks. while Gillrlan suffered U1e loss wilh si~ slrlkeouts and six walks. Symmes hitters were Holly Adkins with a stngle and triple. Conley with a double and triple. Sch neider a double. and singles by Owens. and Tnsha Schneider. Eastern will play m the Drvision III girls sectional Tournament at Athens High School on Monday at 4:30 where they Southern. which defeated Nclsonvrlle Wednesday. Come home to quality. Andersen. ([rlckwn l -J), I :OS p.m . IJOJ\01'1 (Jlr.~~koh IJ Urbana 7-4 and went down to an I I- 7 loss to Mount Vernon Nazarene later Wednesday. With the loss to Malone, Rio Grande 's district record for 1992 is 12-11. Withm the Mid -Ohio Conference. the team fmished a18-6. By JOHN NELSON NEW YORK (AP) - Angel Cordero begins the second half of hrs illustrious career today. On Thursday, he retired as one of the most acclauncd and respect cd JOCkeys of hrs lime to become a fulltimc trainer of thoroughbred racehorses. " We all got to do 11 somctrmc." 1 An ~ou nn•l (icnc llarnt , p1tr.her. h1d hoen I'' ' ' e•: on i.hc d1squ~Lfie.l1 hn hy lh~ rnm n1 " 1 m~, · s niTire kenllctJ Cl ay Putcr . pm her from Calgary of the Pl:nfic Co.Jt sivc ly we just didn't get some things done," Oglesby renee ted as he c lased th e books on hi s fifth season wilh the Redmen, where his record went to 96-91-2. Rio Grande opened the playoffs by knocking off frrst -sccdcd Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Cordero steps down from saddle to train thoroughbreds Soccer Majof" Socur luau' Op - tl()ntd t-: rt~ Dtll, pltchtr, 10 Colondo .'l prl na• or th• Padnf C oul Ln1ut . C'alll'ti up :\tlkr C hrlllllflh tr, pllchH , frnm ( 'nlntado Sprl n111.. :'-'I·W YURK YA:"I..KEES - Muut«l l'o~ : Kelly. 1ccood huen11n, ff'(nl th~ 15 • l·~ ,t ,uhl ~J lut. Sen1 Mtlt~ llut'1phrey• . nu tf LeioJer, In Col~Jr.1hu1 of th~ htema loll'lll l ngul'; "'•llooal Ltague Tonight's gamt>s Cluca gn (McCnlull :. J) Blt-'\ketball Conllnrnlal S.JIIrtbatl Auol:l1tlun C it A - ApproYed 1hc nk of the Ylli.una Su n Kmg:o . OTT AWA ROUGH RIDER o;; ~1gntd PIUI SII.INJ , Wlde rtte~..- r:r ~' "" ]hlumore \ \1um~nlt <I Kanu1 (JIY 1>, _\i.tlwl ulr.~.- 4 Clt~fl1 nd ~ . Tnu 7 Tnrrn m H. Se;mk I Calilnm11 f>, New Yr:>rk 0 ' Southern Lailue CHAITA~OOUA LOOKO L'TS - Fulure game-s SI :.A·nu: 4.'•1 .~\· 1 ..-lled Dale Murphy, outfielder, from the !5 · day diubled lin. Opt10ncd DHrin Ot apu1. !11i.Chcr. to Scnnton·Wtlkes BlrT't nf lht lmemal!ona.l Lt.ague ST LOUlS CARDI NA I.S Placed T UTI1 one~ tnfie.ldr:r, nn the \5-d•y ili1 •bled l1 ~1 Recalled Luu /\.Lee.~. m.'"ttl der. fmm l..ow.sv1Ue ol Lhe Amc:n c•n As.socu · "00. ,amn WC'f. trrn lllol !lnn l fl 10 1,[ '· I7 I2 ~XI, fh:ngo Oaklant! OT, Amulun l..uKU t AMERICA\ LEAc;n: I~ ~. l•mlllht - Dc:lrull 11 Cluc~ go. ~ 3() m . VancQIJ~ef 11 Edmootoo . 9 30 p m ''tl lurrla y - \inntrl:'.lli 11 Rnoeton, "! 3() rr :--,· Y H1ngfr~ It l'tll!hurgh . 7 1() ctndnnallal C hlc aao. 2:20p.m - Nt:w Yorll Moovu.l 2. 1l<lltm leads u : 11<:.1 S1:1 Fnncuco (B\ad ().(J) o l ~nll\ rul (l hU 3--2), 1:35 p m. [_l'll Ar~~cla (Ojeda 1· 2) 11 \;rw Ymll (S1 hcrhagen 1·1), I 40r. m C lndnnatt (Brown nK J -1 ~ a! C'hirl · ifl (Cuttllo 0-3), 2:20p.m. San Diego (l.efrert, 2-21 11 l'htl1dd · · phu (Hrm~Lley l · l), 7 05p m ll outton (KJ!e 2 )I II Pt iH-., urHh (~m1 Lh 4-l ). 7 05 p.m Athnta (Smo\1/_ 1 II \I l ( llJl\ F.111rrn [)l vb lon "-' L f'(l 21 <l ?!XI \9 Q f,-)'1 J. ln~mn~ · flolyud. quarterback-punier, 1nd A mod Field, Wtd~ I'OC(:JveJ Thursday's scores llooon 'fldewlter of the Pl•ced Ttm C011tu, flf'll bueman. m the \ 5 -d•y Wsa hlcd li$1., retroactJve to May 5 Sunday - Clt•dand •I Bo1\on, 11:30 p .m . ; l luh 11 Su tt le , 1 pm. Oucago 11 \~w Ycnil, 6 )() p m Monday - l'orll ind 11 l'hiJeniA, 9 Clnd nnatl4, N_. York 1 San FrarKJJto 2, St Louu, 0 Atlant• 4, ri.n.s!J.trgh 2 Ollcago 9, HouJtnn 1 . Tr.am • Toronto - Blh.llTIOIT 2-() p .lll .. Purtland a\ Phomu , 3:]0 p.m Thur.;day's scores 1.0 P11ILA.DELPHJA PHll.llES - Acti· NBA playoffs l W~ltrn Dl~lslon Clndnnad ____ u San Fnnruco 14 Allanl.l 14 JlOUlltm . 1~ San D1ego \~ Lm Angcl~ \0 nd.J, Wicldc:r, Horum 11 Karu..u Gty , 2J5 p.m M>.lwmkoe 11 Tau, Jf)j p m New York. 11 OU..l tnd, 4 OS p m Dctmt1 al S r:~tlle, 4.J5 p m T oronlo 11 Calif orn11, MOS p m .\ATIONAL LEAGCE . T... m C~tt lllld 1t M lnnesot., :Z : ~ p.m . The post-season lnUI carne loan end for the University of Rro Grande baseball team Thursday in Columbus when it carne up on the short end of a highs hiuing game with Malone Col lege by an R-5 margin . The game. the Rcdmen ·s th rrd rn the Drstrict 22 Playoffs that began Wednesday at Ohro Domrnr can College. closed the season for the Redmen at 17 -2 1-1 overall . Rio Grande entered as the srxth-sceded team tn the district after it split with Malone in its regular .seasonending doubleheader May 2 al Stan ley L. Evans Field . Coach Dave Oglesby's club lost the open er of that twin bill 2-0 and won the nrghtcap 4-2. The playoff rematch with Mal one began promistngly for Ri o Grande when Wes Young. junior infielder from Pomeroy. hit a three run homer m the second mning . The Pi oneer s, bcnefiung from a tw o for five performance by Todd Rowe and a two for four fini sh from Chad Krng, fired back at the bottom of the inning to get IL'i firs t run on the scoreboard. Malone hit payd111 m the fourth when it scored four unchallenged runs through hits and walks The team added another run in the mth, bul the Redmen came back wrth two of their own at the IIlp of the erg hth to nanrow the Prancers' lead to 7-5. However. Malone put the tcmg on the cake and advanced its standing within the playoffs with a fmal run at lhc bottom of the tnnmg. Phil Kuhn (3-2) surrendered m hiLl to Ma lone, while the Redm en were successfu l m netting eight hits off TO<Id Hoffman. In addrtion 10 You ng's hig hit early in the game, the Redmcn effort was led by Enc Parri sh, who went Lhrec for four. Joson Wright was two for two and Shawn !Ianing went two for ftvc to complete Rio Grande's lop huting performances. Both teams commit· ted two errors. "We hrt the ball well. hut defcn · Friday, May 8, 1992 "'Rf"f'l Unlf" l.umt..,.r Yard In Town" 634 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio MON.·FRI. 7·5:30 SAT. 8·5 ~" LUMBER \lORE HOURS. Wet!tdov>, 7am-I pm Saltldoy, 8,,.. spm SondOJ, IOonlpm RT. 2 GALliPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304) 675-4584 · ·· il �By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel-Page-? Friday, May 8, 1992 Page---6 Lucci nominated again for daytime award . NEW YORK (AP) - ll 's deja vu all ovoragam for Susan Lucci . The perennial runner-up was nomi naled lllday for lhe l3lh ume for an Emmy Award - an honor she' s Alfred area news BASkETBALl SCHOLARS PROGRAM- The lith Annual Re1ioul S.:holan; Program was held recenlly at Canter's Cave. The goal of the project is to gath· er outstanding students and allow them to interact with each other. Speakers included Archie Griffin, Roger Jerome from Eng_land, John - Gills· Fred Deel, Conn Urake ana Lmda Jones or B~lpre City Schools. Pictured, 1-r, fron~ r~w, are Karen Morris, Eastern, Courtney M1dktff, Meigs. Back, Jeremy Buckley, Eastern, Kevin Lambert, Meigs, and Kevin Arnott, Southern . Chester D of A to hold initiation The Chester Councol No. 323 DaughLers of America mel recently at the hall with Thelma While as councilor. Pledges lo the {:hristian and American flags were given. The Lord 's Prayer was given in unison and lhe Star Spangled Banner was sung. Members were reminded to wear white to the nc,;t meeting and also charler members will be recognized. Iniloalion will also be held. It was announced that Jul1e Rose Curtis is oul of lhe hospital: thal JoAnn Baum cracked a vcrt obrae; and lhe Faye Hoselton of Belpre was not well . Members balloted on new mem bers and Marlha Dum was nomi nated as warden . Alia Ballard thanked everyone who sent cards and gifts during her stay in Lhe hospilal. Enma Cleland reported on lhe rally at Springfloeld. The Past Cooncilors Club will meet at the hall wilh hostesses Opal Hollon, Corn Beegle, Pauline Ride- nour. A Mother's Day reading, "qpd's Gift to Me" was read by E!lther Smith . Erma Cleland also gave a reading . The Chester Council has three sets of molher-daughlers. Sandy While with her mother, Thelma White; Mary Jo Barringer with mother, Belly Roush; and Esther Sm1lh wilh mother, Elizabelh Hayes. The flag bearers escorted Bulah Maxcy Lo ihe allar and presented her a gift. She is moving to Florida. The flag bearers escorlcd Ethel Orr to the altar and presented her a canl. After lodge her neighbors and '"JL~dia Council cookbooks arc still available for $4. Conlacl Karl ita Stump for infonmation. It was announced that Wcdncsday and Sunday mghl services w> 11 now begon at 7:30p.m. ~he sunshine haskel for May wil be given to Marge WilL Communion for Jun e will be ;:;~_rry smuh aund carolyn NiChol Madeline Painler thanked every one for prayers. cards and """ while her husband was ill A cabinet for fi rst a1d was pur chased by the group. pop. Ethel Orr was recognized as Lhe oldest molher with Viginia Lee the youngest. Others received nowcrs . Auending were Jean Wel sh, Sadie Trussell, JoAnn Baum, Eve retl Grant, Mary Barringer, Elizabeth Hayes. Esther Smith, Goldie Fredrick, Sandy White, Charlotte Gram, Lora Damewood, Thelma White, Opal Hollon, Alta Ballard. MarCia Keller, Martha Dursl, Dons Gruescr, Beuy Roush, L1 ura Nice, Bulah Maxey, Doris Koenig, Virginia Lee, Belly Young, Ruth Smilh. Mae McPeck , Acla BISsell and Ethel Orr. IL was announced that suppl> es arc su ll needed for b>ble school. The June meeung will be held at the church w>th _Becky Amberger and Madclone Paonler as hostesses. s were by Mrs. B0 Dcvot>on ,. d Mn; F g>vcn'tled "H '" an .. · · cttX enu e Love~ You and A Tou ch of Love. Mrs . Bolm had the closmg prayer. Anend>ng were Jack>e Re.ed. Karlita and Andrew Stump, Jane Hyse ll, Chene Williamson, Gerry L>ghlfoot, Charlolle Hannmg, Carolyn Nicholson, Diane Bmg, Madeline Pamtcr. Nancy Moms, Becky Amberger . JaniCe and Amanda Felly and Brenda Bolin. I... and foliage Hanging lash Is, Large Selection al ill Shru bery and TrHs. ii"unfi'ols· Op.Daly9a..,ioSp.1L rn 0~~~~~~~ " From >@ Mill Street Books (Tabitha is a down in ministry) EVERYONE WEL<OMEIU AGES 0·1 00 YEARS PLEASE BRING <HILDRENIU REV. ARTHUR CRABTREE. PASTOR Syracne 992-5776 Mother's Day Service iSUNDAY SCHOOL••••••••••••• l 0:00 A.M. ~ORNING WORSHIP••••••••• ll :00 A.M. liVENING WORSHIP............. 6:00 P.M. Rev. James R. Acree Sr. invites the Pubbc 2 ~ Ch urch or Jesus Christ Apostolic VanZaOOt and Ward Rd . Pa .~ t m : Jame s Miller Sunday School - 10:30 a.m E.ve mng - 7:30p.m. Wednes day Se rvi vcs- 7:30 p.m Pomeroy Church of Christ Assembly of God Lih(>rty .1\ss(>mbl}' or God Dudding Lane, Mason, W.Va P:as1or· DanS. Ea tor1 Su nday Worship - 10:3 0 p.m. Thursday Service :~- 7 p-.m . Baptist Free Will Baptist Church Ash Street, MidJ leport Pas\Qr: Mark Morrow S:nurday Servi<.:e - 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wor~hip - 11 am , Wcd11Csday Scrvlcc-7:30 p.m. Fir st Haptisl Chur ch Sw1day School -9:3 0a.m. Worshir - 10:45 am l'llrtlt'roy Fir _o;t Bapli~l E:1st Main St. l'a ~ tor : Dr. Le e Mom s Sundav SLhool · 9:1 0 J m Wu~s rup- 10 :30 a. m first Ilapti st Comer Sulh & Palmer !'a stor: Rev . James A. Seddon Sunlby S;: hool - 9:15a .m Worship - 10:15 a.m . Wcdnc'id:Jy Services 7 p.m Ra cine First Baptist l':i'>lllf S ieve Stmd ay Sc hoo l " 9:30am Wo rsh1p 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m Wc..l rl ts day Services-7:30pm Silver Run Dllplist Pastor: Bill LJ\Ue Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wmsh1p II a.m., 7.10 p.m \V cdncHb y Scrvtcc~ · 7:)0 p.m fil'lhkh r m 1\aplht Pa stor: Rev. E.a il Shuler Sun,!aJ' School · 10 :30 am . Wor ship - 9:30a.m '!11tmd;1y Sc.:rvicr.s- 7:30pm Old Hl•lh{' Fr{'e Will Haptlst Chun:h 2HMl i St. Rt . 7, Middl ePJrt Sunday Schoo l - 10 B.m ben1ng 7:10pm. Thursday· ServlCCS - 1:30 r m Hil lsid e Bapti st C hurch 51 Rt. 1~ 3JUStoffK.\. 7 Pastor Rev . James R. Acree . Sr Su nda y School · 10 a.m Worship - I I a.m .. 6 p.m Wedne sday Service a - 7 p m Peoples Bank llop r Haplist Chapd 570 G r ~m S1., Middlcpor1 I '~'>IOL DaviJ Bryan, Sr Sunday School lOa 111 Wm~hq1 - 11 am ., 7 p.rn Wednesday Servi c-es 7 p.m Vid ory Haptist 525 N 2ml St, Mtddl ~::port \'a <;tor: James 1-:. Keesee Worship - lOam WL·due~dJy 7)m. Scrv1ccs · pm Fa ilh Bapli sl C hurch J{ ad rmJ SL. :'vhson Su nda y School - 10 am Wor sh1p 11 ;1rn Wc,lncsday Scr-1cc> · p rn 6lm Forl'st Run Haplist ]'astor; Anu ~ llun Sund:~y Sd nH>l 10 am . W(orr.htp 11 am :\tit. Muriah Baptist l·ounh & Main St., M1JJlcpon l'aslof R r.v Gilbert Cra1g, Jr Sunday School 9 30 a.m Wur ~h ip 10.45 a.m Anliltuil)" 0Hptist Pastor Krr~ncth Smilh Sunday School - 9:30am Worsh 1p - 10 45 am Thursday :'KTVlcrs - 7 30 p.m. OPEN Rutland Fhe Will Baptist Salem S1. Pastor Rev. Paul Taylor Sun lla)" Schoo l- 10 am Evening - 7 p.m. Wcdncslby S!'rviccs - 7 p.m . Extended Drive-In Hours. Simpler Lobby Hours. Ash Street Fre-ewill Bapti st Middleport Sunday School- 10 s.m Wor.~hip - II s.rn. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Saaurday Service - 7:30p.m. Catholic Drive-In Facilities SAM to 6PM Monday thru Friday 8 AM to 12 Noon Saturday Sacrtd Heart Catholic C hun-h 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy , 992-51198 Pastor: Rev . WaJter E. Heinz Sal. Coo . 4 45 -5 :15 p.m.; Mm -5:10p.m Sun. Coo. - 8:45-9:15 am .. Sun. Mass - 9:30a .m. Daily Mass - 8:30am Lobby and Loan Department Pastor: Andrew Miles Sunda y St:hool - 9:30a.m Worsh.ip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedm:•day Services - 7 p.m Pumeroy Wl•slside Church or Christ 33221'1 OliJdren's Hom e Rd 992-3847 Sur~day School - 11 a.m Worship- 10 a.m., I) p.m. Wt:dn esday Services - 7 p m Middleport Church o( Christ 5th and Main Pastnr: AI Hansoo SWlday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - ll:\5, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wedn~sday Servia=s - 7 p.m K('no Churrh of Christ Worsi Up-9:30 a.m Sunda)' School - 10:30 a.m IICJrwallow Ridge Church or Christ Paswr: Ja ck. Coll'grovl!' Sunday Sdiool · 9:30a .m Wor>hip- 10:30 a.m , 6:30p.m WOOm!sday Services-6:30p.m ZJon Church o( Chrl.~t Pomeroy , llarrisonville Rd. (Rt. 143) Pastor: lnlerim pastor Sunday School - 9:30 a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 30 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. llradbury Church of Chrh1 Pas1 or: Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m. Tuppt>rs Plains Churc:h or Chrisl Past or: Roben Foster Sunday School - 9 11.1n Wonhip - 9:45a.m., 6:30p.m. Dea~ cr Union ll aplist Pastoc Joe i\ Sayre Sunda y School · \1.45 a.m. Evening {dO p m Wednesd3y Services - 6:)0 p.m Some Bankers Just Don't Know When To Quit. 212 W. Main SL ~utland ~1. 9AM to 3PM Monday thru Thursday 9 AM to 6 PM Friday 9 AM to 12 Noon Saturday Dexter Church of Christ Pastor: Chris Stewart SunJay School-9:30am . Worship - 10:30 a.m Wedncsd.dy Servires- 7 p.m Rutland Church fA C hri st Pa5tor : Eugene E. Unde rwood Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worr.tup - !0:30 a .m., 7 pm Mason Church of Chri st Miller St., Masor1, W Va Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worstllp I I am , 7 \' m Wednesday Services - p.m. Bradford Church. or C hrist St. Rt. 124& Co Rd . 5 Pastor: Dertk Stump Sunday School - 9:30am Woro;hip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Servtces - 1:30 p.m. Succtss Road Church or Christ Pastor· JO'ieph R. Hoskin s Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m Wedn es day Servt ces - 7 p.m. Libert y Christian Church De.x1er Pastor: Woody Call Sunday School - 10 a.m. E-.·ening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m Langs,.-JIIe Chrl«ian Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worshtp - 10:30 a.m., 7.30 p m Wednesday Serv1ce 7:30pm lfftnlock. Grove Church Putor: Charles DomJgan Sund ay school - 10:30 a.m Worship - 9:30 a.m ., 7 p m Rt'tdsvllle Church of Christ Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday Schoo l: 9:)0 a.m. Worship Serv1ce : 10:30 a.m. rlib le Study , Wednesday, 6:30pm Christian Union Hobson C hurch of C hrist In Christian Union Pas tor: Theron Durham SU11day School-9:30a .m Fver1ir1g 1 p m Wednesday Scrv1ces - 7 p.m Church of God MI. Moriah C hurch fA God Raanc Pastor: Rev. James Sauc.rficld Sunday &hool - 9:45a .m Evening - 7 p.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p m Enter-prist Pastor. Krilh R.adcr Sunday School · 10 un Wor.lup 9 a.m ., 6 p m T ueu!ay Strvtccs - 7 p m ~ew Ure Churrh of God ClleHer Pas1or: Gary Hme s Sunday School - 9:30 a m Worship · !i p.m. Wedne:~day Services - 7 p.m St.r~day R.«dsvlnt Ftllowsllip Churda fl tlw Nau.r-a.e Pastor: John W. DoucJ.a1 Samday School - 9:30 un Worsfup - 10:~ am , 7 p.m. WMnuday SeMcr:l - 7 pm Syracust Churdl ~tile Saz.arrst Plnor. Rev. Glmn Mc.\WJ., Slmlhy School - 9: JO a..m Won.bip - 10_30 a.m • 6 p.m. Healh (MktdJepor-t) Put~r_ Fnnk Sm.JI.h. Sunday School - 9:30 un Wonhip- 10:30 •-m Wednesday SeMas - 6 p.m Holiness Millfn,iUI' Pmor Wrsley Thatcher Sund.Jy School.- 9 a.m Worstup - 10 a.m P\nc Grove RiMe Holiness Church 1{2 milr: off Rt. 325 IJastor: Rev. O"Dcll Manlcv Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Won hip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30pm Wetlnesday Service · 7:30p.m Pl'arl Chapel flastor. Florcru:~ Sou th Su nday School - 9 a. m Worship · IOa .m Wcslryan Bible Holint·ss Church 75 Pcul St., M1ddlepon Past or: Rev . Roy McCany Sunday ~choo l · 9:30a.m. Worsh.ip - 10:30a.m., 7:30pm Wednes day SctvlCC . 7.30 r m Wednr:sd.ay Servica · 6 p.m. Salan Cmltr P1 uor: Ron Fle-rcr: Sunday School - 9:15a.m WorshiP - 10:15 a.m. Rco-ganlzed Chun:h of jesus C hrist In Latter Day Saints Por1land-Racine Rd Pallor: Wlllam Roush Sun day School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m . Wednesday Services · 7.)0 p.m. SnowvWt Pa~\or F\ononcc Snuth Sunday School · 10 am Wontup - 9 a_m_ Soolhlnll C'lusliK AppkGrow Pastor. Carl Hicks S1.1nday School - 9 un Wor-sh.ip- 10 a.m .. 7 p.m Thu rsd..a y ScrvK.:r:s 1 p m Lutheran St. j<thn Lutheran Chun:h Pine Grove P~ s tor : Laura A Le.ach. Shrcfncr Worship · 9 :30am Sunday Sc hool· 10:30 a.m Our Sav iour Luth rran Church W~lm1t a!llillcnry Sts., Ravcnswoo:l. W Va Pastor: Rev. George C. Weinck Sund ay School -9-30 am Worsh1p - \l a.m St. Paul Lulhuan C hurch Comer Syca more & Second S1., Pom eroy l'aslor: Laufil A . Leach. Shrdner Sund~y School - 9:45 a.m Worsh.Jp - 11 a.m lldha•r Pastoc Kr:medt Baker SLJnday SdxxM 10 am Wont-up - 9 a..m . Werlne~y ~~ - 10 a.m Carmtl Pastor Kemclh BU:er Sunday School. - 9:30am Wor ~htp- 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4th Sun) Morning Star United Methodist Pu1or: Krnnelh Ba.ter Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Wonhip - 10.30a_m . Thunday ~ M<rs- 7.30 p.m Graha m Untied Mcthodlsl Worship - 9:30a .m. (1>1 & 2nd Sun ). 7:)0 p.m (Jrd & 4th Sun) Wcdn cs Jay Service 7:30 p.m Sulloo l'astoc Kenneth fhker SundavSdlool- 9.JOa_m W o~hl p - 10:45 a.m. (111 &. Jrd Sun) Pa~1or: Rogr:r GT*:r: Sund3y School · 101m Wrn\lup - 9 a.m RadM Pastor : Roger Grace Sunda}· School · 10 a_m Worship - II a.m. ,\-kig~ C u.-opl't:ali~· c P;trish C1ush·r A If f"l'(l J'~,lnl Sharon I!Jusman S11ndav Sd tool 9 30 am W,nh •r I I a.m . t1 30 p m Laurtl Cliff rrH MtthMist Cllturc-h P•uor: Wtlliam Williann Sunday School - 9:30 a_m Wontup - !0:30a.m., 1 p.m Wr:dne$dly ~rvlttl - 7 p.m Cht>Ster Sharon Hausman Wur sh.1p - 9 a.m S11mLoy S.:hoo1 10 am lllllrsrby StrvJC cs - 7 p.m Rulland Bible Mrlhodisl Pastor: Rrv Ivan Myen Sunday SdtOOI - 9:30a.m Evening- 7 p.m Wednesday 5-ervJcu 7 p m !'JWH .l opra Brenda Wchcr Wor ~ tHp tJ -30 am Swub y Srhou1 1fl )0 am W u irlC ~ JJy Scrv LC('S - 7 10 r m Lon ~ Rouom l1as1or . Charles E<~10n Su nddv School. - 9 30 H m Wo; ;hip - \0:30a .m Wcdr11.: o; da~ Services-7:30pm Other Churches Trinity C~ltional Owrll Putor: Rev Roland Wildman Clmrdt - 9: i5 a.m Wcntup - ]Q-.30 a.rn THSaln..._.Arwy 115 Buncmut A~- . Poo-.c.roy Sllnday School. - JQ- ]{) un Won.hip - 10·00 a.m., 7:)0 p.m MlddJqtort COIRIDIIIIitJ Ourdl 575 l'tarl St.. Moddlqoon Putor: Sam Andc:non SWJQay SchooiiO a.m Evmmg - 7:30p.m . W cdna.day ~K:r: - 7 30 p m Fahh Tabtraadt' 0..--dl Boiley Run Rood Pastor: Rr:-v _Emmett Ra~ Sl.nday School - 10:00 a.m Evcnint 1 p.m. Tlaafld.ay Savitt - 1 pm Syrw:.vw~ 1411 Bncf&:c:man St. Syraat!.t: Pasu:.-: Roy (Mi\ r l Thompson Sunday Sc:bool - I 0 a..m CIIOivillr l"nit<.'d "-''dhodbt Pari..t. !'astor llanlld F. _AUoway -Pndd y Coohille Churt"h Mam .& F1flh St_ Sunday ScOOol - lO a_m Wordup 9.a m Tuesday SeMces - 1 p.m Btthd O.urdl Rd .• 468C Sund.ly Sdtool - 9 a.m. W on:h1p - 10 a.m Wednesday Setv-itts - 10 am Town~rup Rrrds"ill<' l 'a ~ t o r Rev. Olarlcs Eaton Wor ship - 9:30am Su nday Sl:hool - 10 JO am Wcdnc>da~- ScrvlCCS "1·30 r m Hodintpor1 Chutdt Gnnd Strm Sunday School. - 10 a.m Won:hip - llam Wednesday Scrv1ct.S - 8 p m T<H""ChChurdt Co Rd 63 Sunday Sdlool - ? :30 a.m Wonhip - 10-30 a.m. Nazarene Radnt Flrst Church oflht Nuart~~t' South ikthl"' 1\e-w Tesflam('nt SLiver R1dge P.stor: Duane S)·domnckcr Sunday Sdlool - 9 a m Worsh1p - IOa.m., 7 p m Wr:dne.uby Sc rvHz - 7 pm \\'hill''5 Chapel Wt-slqan CooiYl.Ue Road Paswr Rev. Ptulhp R.idcnour Sunday School · 9.10 a.m Wor.;h tp - \0:30a .m We~y ScTVla=- 7 p m rain-~w Bibl~ Church U:t.an. W.Va. RL 1 PaSlor: James L.::v.1~ Sunday School - 11 a.m Wor;/"up- 9.30 a.m. 7 JO p m Wcdn.esday ~rvtce · 7 30 p m C111lw:llty Dible C hurch Pomeroy Pike, Co Rd r-.u mr- R~,.- Bl111ckwood Sunday ~hocd- 910 a. m Wonhtp \0 ·30 a.m .. 7:]0 p.m Wcdm:sdlll)"ServJC~ - 7.10 p m Spirilu:l l faith C hurch Su.~ T38. Anuqully ~~ lor A Skwan Surw:by School - I0 a m F.wcmng 7 30 p.m Thu~y Scmc~ - 7_30 r m Calury P\lgrim Cb111pd llam~onV!Ue Road P:u101· Re-v . V1Clor Roush SUJJdo~y School 9-:m a.m Wonlup - II a.m .1 30 p.m Wcdnc!.rlay Scrv~~.:e 7·30 p.m. Sh'"enl"iUc Wo.-d or Faoilh Pa~lOr · D1v1d Dailey SUJJ.:Uy S<:hool9:30 a.m Everung 7 p.m. Thuruby Scf"V\CC -1 :30 p.m RrjoKin~ SOO \ Urr Church 2nd Ave. , ~llddlepon P'aslOf· R~v .\i.ichad Pangw Sunday School - 10 a.m Wc:cin..:s.Uy Scrvtecs - 7 p.m Evmin& - 6pm Wednr:sd.ay St.rvu:r - 7 p.m Pentecostal HIU'I Communilr Chur-c-h Off RL 124 Pn~or- Echd. Han Sunday School - 9:30a.m Wontup - 10.30 am . 1 30 p.rn Pml(•roslllll A!litmbly St. Rt. 124, Raanc PnaOf · William Hoba ck Sunday School - I0 a m Evcnlfl g 7 p m Wcdnc~J-11y Scr..-acc~ 7 p m WI UUr1 Mt. Olive L niled Mclhodisl O ff 124 bchmd Wtl kcmllc Pa ~ tor . Olar\cs Jooc s Sunday School · 9·30 a.m . Wtmhtp 10 ]0 a.m, 7 p 111 Th urs.hy Scrvtccs - 7 p m . \urlhP:t~t 1 p .m Sunday School . 9:30 a..m Worstup- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wt:dnc5day Services - 7 p..m ' ~~ Sellh:-ment Church Sund.ay Worship - 2.30 p.rn. ThurWay ~rv 1cl'~ 7 30 p m rrffitom Gos pcl Mission Bald Knob. oo Co. Rd . 31 P:ntOf· Rev . Rogr:r Willford Sunday School - 9:30 a. m Worsh.ip- \0:45a.m., 1 p.m WcdncWy Se rvt~ 1 p.m New Hu-eaChur-dt oi"Uw Nu.arttM' Paster: Gkndon Stroud Rutland Latter-Day Saints Evcnmg 7:30p.m Chester Church olthr '\aurmr Pastor Rev. Hcrlx::n Gntt Sund..y School 9 lO a.m Wontup - 11a.m., 6 p..m Wedn~y ~MCCi . 7 p.rn wc:dnesd.ay Suv.ca. W~ - IOa.rn _ Pastor: Arthur Cnl:lnx Sunday School. - 9:30am Wonohip - 10:30 &.m Thursday Scmca - 1 p_m full G~l Li~hthou..w H(W5 HJ.la.nd Road, f'omeroy ~stor: Roy !luntr:r Sunday School - 10 a.m Cark-i:Oft lntenknomin111tional Churrh K.lngsbury Road Pastor: Clydr: W _ Hmdcrs m Sunday School · 9:30am Evening - 7 p.m Wedn~sd:ay SeMc:e- 7 p.m Portland Fira Ch..-dl of"Uw :--·aurae Pwor-: Wi!li.n hmu Sundlty School. - 9-30 Lm Wonfup - 10:40 a.m., 7 p.m Rort Spring'§ Pastor. Kr:tth RWr S.unday School - 9:15a.m. Uarrisonvlllt Holiness ChapiN" Pa stor: Rev. John NcviUc Sunday Sd10oliO a.m. Worslup - II a.m, 7:)0 p.m Wednesday Servicr:- 730 p.m h erung - 7 p.m Wcdnuda., Sei'VlCI' 7 p.m Wdb-~ Servi.w - 7 om Pomeroy Chur-dl tl lllf N.uartM Pmoc Rt'lt . "Thomas McClung Sunday School . 9 30 Lm Wontup - !0:30a.m. and 6pm Wednesday Sema1 - 7 p.m Rutland C•urdl of the Sau.l"ftt Pastor: Sa-nud Bl$~ Sunday Sdtoot - 9 :30 a.rn Worship - !0:30a.m__ 6.l0p.m Wednr:sd.ly Servlccs - 7 pm Pomcr-o,Pawx: Eunh.ae (G~e) Kee Sundily Sehoul -9:15a.m. WoBhip- 10:30 Lm. , 6 11-m W«ine~day Srrvi~s- 7:30p.m. Hysell Run Holinl'S!I' Churrh Pastor: Robert Man!C)' Sunday Scl'lool - 9:30a .m Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m Thursday Service - 7:30p.m. Su!l(by School - 10 am T lJC"~ay & Thursday - 7 :30pm Forts1 Run Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St, Pom eroy PaslOr: RC\1 . Dr. Roy C. Myers Sunlby school and worship - I I a m Scnool- 9:)() a...m. WotUup- !0:30a.m_, 6:JOp..m Wcdnr:sday St.rvu:rs - 1 p.m. PaslOr : Wesley Thatcher Sunday School · I 0 a.m WoBhip - 9 a.m Thund.ay Strvtces - 6:JO p.m Episcopal c,•nlral f:lu~l{'r 1\ shury (Syr:.acusr) \'J <, til l Wnlry "ll1a1da.: a Syracuse Church or God Apple and Second Sts a..m \1M::Idlepon o1 t1tt Na.tlll"at Pastor: Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm. Jr fllt"-·oods Pastor. Kr:tth R~r Sunday Sd\001 - 10 a.m Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p m. Thursday St:Mccs- 7 p.m Tullpen Pl~ins St. P ~ ul l':a s t o~: Sharoo ll ausman Su nd ny Sc htxJ1 9 a m Wor<;hlp - 10 am TI Le~day Se T'>1C{'I - 7 JO r rn Rulland Church or God Putor : John F. Corcoran Sunday School - iO a.m. Worship - I I am .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p m l'oooc lloomas L Gala, D Suo.O.y Sdooot . 'lcJO Lm. Worship - 10:30a..m.,6p.m. Wedne~y Semc:r::~- 7 p.m. Wor!.hlp · 11 a.m Wednes-day Scrvu::c1 · 7 JO p m C hurch or Cod of Prophrcy OJ WhiteRd_offSI Rt 160 Pastor: Pat !lemon Sunday Sehoul 10 a.m Worslup - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m P a ~Lnr : lbrt(ord Church o( C hri st in Christian Union Hanford, W.Va. Pas10r: Rl'Y. DaVJd McMana s Sunday School - 1 I a.m Worsh ip - 9:30am., 7:)0 p.m Wednesday Services - 7:30 p.m Surl£b.y School- ~.4) un Pa.stor: Rev . David Rw;sdl Sunday School and Worsh1p - 9 :30a .m. Evening Services - 7 p m Wednesday Serv1ccs -I p.m. [)yts¥illf COOimu•iiJ Cl.urdl Sunday School - 9 :}0 am Worsh1p 10:30 a_m_, 7 p m \fiddk-port rent«ostal Th1rd Avr P:inor· Rev. OaTil Rakn Sunday Xhool - l 0 :a.m Evcrung - 6 r-m Wednesday Scrvlcr:s - 7JO p m Burtinctot~ C.- .. unit}" Chrc-b ll•ulmglum Pastor. Ray LaudermJt Sunday Sdwx:.l 101m WorVup - 1 p.m W~lti.y Servu~ - 1 p m Chrisl.iaa fr-liow"iffip Cnttt'!" Sakm SL. Rutland Pastor: Roir.rt E .\1u~J-(""r Sunda)· School - I 0 a m Won;hip - 1115am, 7 pm Thursday Servu::c 7 p m c••r-c-• Mont Chape~ Sup.: Mlk.e Mauon Sund.l.y Khool Presbyterian lhrriso•nillf Pt~ylt'!"i•n Church Wonl·up -9 a.m. Sunday ~hool - 9 45 1m '\otiddk'port Pn-"ibvterian Suo& y School 9a m Hla m. 4 r m 12nd &. 4th Sun! \lo ,w--.hL r SH11£Uw fiN L"nited Preibvlerian . Sunday Sc.l'uiJI I0 ~-~WCM"\tup · II a.m • 4 p.m. (1s t&. 3rd Su n ) . 10 .am Wcnlup - I I a.m.. 7 p.m W~St:TVlct 1pm Foi,. Gaipd O.unio l.oo& lloaan Sunday School - 9:)0 am Worship · 10_45 a_m, 7.30 p_m Wl!dnaday 7:30p.m Mt. Oli"t Community Cllun:-h Pastor: La wrm~Z BLKh Sunday School -9:30 a.m Evoun.g 1 pm W«<.neday ScrviCI: - 7 p m. United faith Cltur--<"h Rt . 7 oo P<wnc:roy By-Pan Putor: Rev. Robert E. Smith. Sr Swday School - 9-30 a_m Wontup · 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m w~ St:rv1l% - 1 pm F..cdesia Felklwtlltp I 28 Mill 5<., Moddiq>on Pu10r Cltud McPhenon Seventh-Day Adventist 5t'llmlh - O;~y Ad,entist Hu. Rd ., Pomeroy Pastor Bob Snyder Saturday Scrvtcc:s S-abbaltl Sdlool - 2 p.m Wontup - 3 p.m. ~u lbc rt)' United Brethren ML Hrnnon UnitH Brdhren I• Chrbi. Chun:h Teus Communat y off CR R2 Pl~lDI" Rutrrt ~den Sunday Sc hool q 30 a m Wontur - 1030 .a m, 7 JOpm Wcdne1day Scrv1en 7 10 p m [Mfllnitt'd Brdhnn in f"hri\1 ~ I m.Jk~ north ~Reedsville on Stll.r: R001 r 1~4 r.. P.siOf· Rev Robm MartlC'I Sunday School 10 am · Wonh1p - 7 )(] p m Wo:lnt:Wy Sc-rYla', - 7 30 p m Beginning Monday, May 4! Peoples Bank Member FDIC Mason New Haven 773-5514 882-2135 Point Pleasant 675-1121 MEIGS TIRE CENTIR, INC. AVIS QUICKEL •,:., : ~·, AGENCY INC. ; ,. !J;:. .• . '8~~ ~v~~~ _- ____ G) ,.,.. Joh11F Fullr.Mqr Ph '191 1l0t POMEROY, OHI0 - 9q2-bb77 Pomeroy CHURCH & BIBLES UNCll C\\\;1/ s.w 03.... 1;, 93 Mill Slreet Middl•por1 . Ohio 46760 (614)992 6667 - 19 ·: GRAVELY ~ GDAVElY Brogan-Warner SALES Sl . ~~~~~ l'rf' \ (ropto(),, 2 1~£M"n ~01 Ntllwnwtde In s . 992 -2975 804 W Millfl 9'1 /118 Pomrr ov !liT MAIN I'OMIIOY, OHIO 991 -1119 P. J. PAUlEY, AGENT nl Cntumbu\. 0 e SWISHER & LOHSE INSURANCE SERVICES 992 -IIJO Pomeroy BILL QUICKEL I OIURCH IS LOCATED ON S.R. 143 JUST OFF ROUTE 7 . Church of Christ ~iddkport ~~~~~~~~· May 10 Gift For AU Mothers Attending Apostolic First So ulht'rn 8aptisl 41 ~72 l'omcroy 1\kc Pas10f. F. l..ama rO'll rvanl Sun dav School - 9:30 ~ .m . Wonl11 p ·_ 10.45 a rn , 7:30 p 111 Wrdncsday Serv ices-7:30p.m. GREENHOUSE Singing By: Hillside Baptist Choir The Children of God Redeemed Quartet : • NEW LIFE SINGERS AND TABITHA NOW OPEN FOR BRING SUSON CHipletellne of ltddlng and yegeta bl1 PIan 11• a•---1 """" ng HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH .. •I HYMN SING MAY 16, 1992 - 7:00 P.M. RUTLAND METHODIST CHURCH Sterling on "The Young and lhe Restless." children's programm>ng, another annual nominee led Lh c pack. "Sesame Street" was nom> -. naled for nine awards The Disney . Channel has 17 nommauons, wh1IC Nickelodeon received four nomina Lions. Fox was nom inated Lw>cc : HBO. Lifetime and CNN p>cked up single nominations. The 19lh annual awards show IS se l for June 23, wnh Phil Donahue and LuCCI as co-hosts . The show will be ;ured in prime time for the second straight year. Donahue is nominated for oulstanding lalk-semce show host, as wa s Oprah W>nfrey . last year's winner. The "Donahue" show collcctcd two other nominations. Tops among th e talk show crowd was " The Joan Rivers Show," which garnered m nom> na tion s. Top choice among game shows was "The Price is R>ght ," which had six nominations. friends had icc cream , cookies and Lydia Council meets The Bradford Church of Chri st Lydia Council was held rcccnlly al the church wolh Jamce Felly and Brenda Bolin, hostesses. Mrs. Fetty opened lhe mectong ·•• and pray er. Wlu• prayer reqocs1 Offtcers reports were goven and a4bank-you note was read from r.fartina Artez. a m>s sionary th e church was sponsoring. The m" sions support at the present lim e will be to purchase sport suppli es f the Ohio Valley Clomlian ~r ~p~ior high week at camp wil l tart~ 1 s La:::'e~ ;etrcat will be Sc pl. IR and 19 at Ohio Valley Camp. The ~~':,will be "Tunc Up Your Alfred United Melhodist Church will hold iLS family dinner May 17 al 12:30 p.m. and lhc public is invited. The chur ch and com munit y extend sympathy to the family of Iris Warner of Alhens. Mrs. Warn er died Sunday after a brief illness. She and her husband, Clarence Warner, often visited Alfred UMC. Russell and E loise Archer are her brother and sisle r->n-law. Larry Ritchie, Caldwell, was a weekend guest of his grandparenlS, Marilyn and Wilbur Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewellen, Mayer, Ariz., are visiting hi s sister and brother-in-law, Marguerite and Delbert Stearns. Marlene and Milche llc Donovan , Marilyn and Glen Robin son allendcd a surprise blfthday party for Harold Watson, Athens. on May 3 in observance of his ROth birthday already losl oul on a dozen limes. Lucc1 was again nominated for oulslanding lead aclress in a drarila series for her role as Erica Kane. the man>pulauve star of "All My Children," as daytime Emmy nom · mauons were announced. Garnering lhe mosl overall nom inalions was CBS, which collected 6R . PBS followed wilh 41, while ABC had 25 and NBC 24. Synd1· calcd prognms collected 33 nominations in lhe 43 caLegorics. "Guiding Light," on CBS, was the si ngle mosl recognized show, wilh 16 nominations. follow ed by "The Young and the Restless," CBS, 15: "Another World," NBC, 10: and "As th e World Turns." CBS, nine. Lucci's "All My Children" had eight Jo in ing Lucci as best actress nominees arc Elizabeth Hubbard as Lucmda Walsh on "As the World Turn s"; Erika Slezak as Vi ctoria Buchanan on "One Life to L1ve": Jessica Tuck as Megan Gordon on "One Life to Live" ; and Jeanne Coope r as Katherine Chancellor Co Space For Rent s2.50 Per Week call992-2156 EWING FUNERAL HOM( - niJtnd' nnd ~rrur- -flu 111 , ·· F:Sia bllshed 191.1 992-2121 FIRE & SAFETY \All\ & mYI(I 992 -707 s 1 71 North Sf'<ond AH lloddt.po.O, Ohoo g. �Fnday, Miry B. 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 8, 1992 Business Services ANGIE'S FLOWERS Perennials & Annuals, Strawflowers and more Everlastings. Hybrid Tomatoes, Baskets, Etc. LOitllod aa P...', Hll hallway botw- Depot St. II Rort.d ..I Rt. SS4 MON.· SAT. 9 to S 614-742-2772 KING'S TV ZENITH SERVICE 204 N. Sec. Ave. Middleport, Ohio 992·3184 1 mo. pd. 4116192 FREE ESTIMATES NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING "We Cet The Joh Done Now" Call AI Tromm 614·742·2328 2a Yrs. Erql. llferencaslvaDallle Pomeroy ' \ \Fl. • In Bruce Gfwcaaay 4 ll<aUI< 41 Public Notice BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Connie's Ohio River Herbs and Everlastings ($0.10) of Current Expen.... NOTICE OF ELECTION ON Said tlx being: an TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF additonal lax of 1 mill at • THE TEN IIU UIITATION ra .. not u:ceeding 1 mill for NOTICE lo hereby givon Heh one dollar of valu.tion, th1t in purauanc• ol 1 whieh ~mountl to ten centa RMOiution of the Bo•rd of (S0.10) tor each on• PIN'k Commiuionere ol t1w hundred dollar• ol County of Molgo, Pomoroy, voluation, lor fivo (5) y. . .. Ohio, puaod on the 3rd doy The Polla for aald of Fobnury, 111112, lhoro will Election will op.n at &:30 be aubmlttld lo a vote ol A.M. Wid rem11n open until the people of eald 7:30 o 'clock P.M. on ..id subdlvlllon at 1 Primary day. Eloction to be hold In tho By orct.r of lhe Board of County of Molga, Ohio, ot Elocliona of Moiga County, the rwguler p i - of voting Ohio. !heroin, on tho oec:ond doy Henry L Hunlar, Chllinnan of June, 1tv2, file "'•tion R•lll D. Smith, Director :01 levying • tu, In u c - DATED: February t8, tm -ol Ill• len .,gf flmilollon, lor (5)4, II, 11 , 18, 26, 41< the beneftt of Molgo County P•k Diotroctfor tho purpooo Public Notice In Memory In Loving Memory of R. PIERCE Moy 10, 1990 T odlly roc olio file memory NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MIU UMITATlON NOTICE I• h~reby given that in pufluann of a R . .olution of tht Board of Tru•.... of the Townahip of 2 In Memory Of a loved one gone to reat. 11 hu .,_., two lonely ye.ra without you we love and mlu you very much. Your loving rnemorles will olwoyo be with ua. Loved ond mlooed by wile, Nellie, children & gl'llndchlldron. The family of AUDREY McQUAID would like to convey our deepe<~t apprecia- tion to everyone who reached out to comfort uo during our looo. We would like to eapeclally thank Lin· dlo and Alberta Hubbard, Doria Wik, Sonia Paraona and neigh bore , Alm.a and Linda Petenon. Mary•nn Myero, Eva McKinney, the Smith family, IN MEMORY OF DOUGLAS L. JOHNSON , SR 5-9-92 Ten long years have come and gone Since God called you to His Heavenly Home. We know He only takes the very best Up there wHh Him lor eternal rest. We all miss you since the day God ca lled you home Loved and mi&Sed by Wile , Sons, Daughters and Sisters Lrt llr t}u'lgs ilrt Worth 1\ lol '" lht CiaHr/rtd Sn lron 1 friend• end co·workera of Veteran• Memorial Hoapltal, and the many, many frlanda and family membero who brought by food. We would alao like to thank tha nuroing atoll at Veteran• Memorial and Holzer Hoapltal, Melga County E.M.S., Bonnie SmHh, Dr. Lentz, Dr. VIllanueva, Dr. Dayo, .Fiahar Funeral Home, and Paator John Evana for all the apecia! effort they put forth. · A apeclal thanka to everyone who called, .. nt carda and flow· .era, or took the lime to atop by and offer • ~ug, aqueaze a hand, ;wipe a taar, or remem-ber ua In your prayer. Slncenoly. The family of Audrey McQuaid .mounta to ten at a Prim1ry Election to be held in the County of Moiga, Ohio, ot tho rwguler pl.... of voting therein, on the aecond day ol June, ttv2, file "'oation of levying 1 tu., In nc•• of tho 1on milllimlt.llon, for the benefit of Molgo County Bo•d of Montol Rotardolion for the purpoae of mlint.n.ance and operation ol e«~ta uch one hundred dollar• or valuation, for fivo (5) y.... Public Notice Public Notice wh~eh eubdivlaion the and free herb p lant SUNDAY IS MOTHER'S DAY! Buy your mom a beautiful flat or hanging basket from the Meigs County Young Democrats. 204 East Main Street 1n Pomeroy. All locally-grown stock $7.50 n~eent on lastings Herbal refreshments Herbs, perennials and ever- CAROL therein, voling aecond day of June, 1892:. the qu•tion of levying • tu, In u.c... oflhe..., mil limitation, lor tho bonolll of Olin Town1h1p for the purpoa• ol Uaint.ining Md Opw1ting Cem atwiM. Said tax being: an additional tax of 1 miU lor live (5) yura at • r•te not IICMCiing 1 mill for MCh one dollar of valuation, OPEN HOUSE MAY9AND10 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 2 Olivo , Reedovillo, Ohio, paned on lho 5th day of Fob....-y, tm, ~~~ere will be aubmitted to • vot. ol the people of oold oubdlvlaion ot • Primory Election to be hold In tho Township of Oliva, Molga County, Ohio, at the regular placM of lor Carleton School and Eloctlona, of Molgo County, Ohio. Henry L Hunlar, Chll(nMn Rita D. Smilll, Diroclo< DATED: Fob. 24, 11192 (5)4, II, 11, f8, 26, 41< for peraona with mental retardaition and develop - montol claabilitioo. Said In being: an ldditonal tu: of 1.8 mill• 1t a rate not ucMd 1.8 milia lor each one dollar ol valuation, which amounta to eighteen cont. ($0.18) for oacll one hundred clolln of valuation, tor 1 continuing period ol time. Rt. 2 Millwood, W.Va. 304-273-SSSS 4-9-tfn Etocliono of Molga Counly, Ohio. Henry L Hunter, Chauman Rita D. Smith, Director DATED: February 20, tm (5) 4, 8, 11, t8, 26, 4k: Public Notice L£GAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDOERS Rocino Villogo Clerk will Sealed proposals will be rec:olvo -led bid& lor 1~78 received by the Vltlage of - F600 - Ford C.b/Chaooia Middleport, Meigs County, (old Racine Fve Departmenl Ohio m the Office of the lank Truck) vohlcio Number Mayor , Village Ha ll, Middle- F61EVAJII44 unUI4:00 p.m. port, Ohio. until 4 p m M11y on Monday, May 18, 1992. 26, 1992, for th e foll o wing Minimum bid $3000.00. Can l-tcmoe l.l sm ' 400 S.li Dtw ()- ~ ,._ f"4..2C5. ~ '"' 0 1081 t::a~.~...."""' ..c con~ 3D!' iiQ :nt4.. ~ dllilir 4~~ l!d\ 3bdrm home, large large tam1ly room t wooded acre. $350, after 7pm 614-9g2 -5420 AWl G.anma ls. 42 r;.tll.llld Wt.lhl :b; Wn!t s.t... Collil't l.lUUfC !SWs.'lw.l' lM!s. BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FIIEE ESTIMAlES 985·4473 667·6179 2-7·92-tln Welcome IHn at Racine Watet BoNding. Bide to be oponod be -ng. M1y 18 1t lhe receued CouncA Carolyn L Powell P. 0. Box 375 Racine, Ohio 4ID1 (4)24; (5)1,8, 15, 41< Public Notice In !he Common Pleas Court o f Me igs County, Ohto Fred Georg e, et a l Plaintiff s, Case No 92-CV -105 Ys E E Nelson , et a l, Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To: E E. Nel so n ; J en nie K. N~son ; W F Thompson, and the Unknown Heirs, Next of Kin , legatees, Devisees, Admini s trators , Executors, Successors, Spouses , and Assig n s, 11 any of E. E Ne lson, Jennie K. Nelson and W F Thompson, wh ose last addresses are unknown You are hereby no11f 1ed that you have been named Defendants In a lega l ac11on entitled Fred George and Lois Ava nell George, Pl a lnlltl s. vs, E. E. Nelson, et al, Defendants T~ls acllon h as been assigned Case No 92-CV 105 and Is p e nding In th e Com mon Pleas Court o f Meigs County . Oh1o, Co uri St reet . Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN IIU UIITATION NOTICE lo heraby given that in punuance of a Resolution of the Bo•rd of Park Commiuioner• of tM County of Uetga, Pomeroy, Ohio, pa11ed on tho 1111h day of February, 11192, thoro Happy Ads ... -' J r Look Whos 30 Today! Missy Conde Love, Mom tu1d Dad BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Hew Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions ' Roofing CO!tDIERCit\.L and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIM,\TES Slates $20.00 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 Custom Painting& (No Sunday Calls) 614-992-2242 lor Rent 1 bedroom lra1ler, pay own ut 1llt1es plus depos 1t, 304-675· 2535 __.. ........_ l~ · - .... ..........,. · - - '"" " by lt1e tme l'OU ftip tl1rough all WitTl IABl:l ~ ~s ;:.,._ .C3J C&tltts.. lhe shJw you ~tIS-- " Anr ~or> =--.. Dill !i""- •- -----------,,....-----·-v-~-----12!lng Bedroom lraller, Country S.l24~ On Goorges Creek Road, Stove, Rei Furnished Hud Weicoma 614·446-mo Yard Sale 7 =- Sundof- ·..... daye..tont'N.: e.ll::l ll'~ -· ~ edb:c:m ~Wanted 11 1.11 "-" Salls - Pille ft &dwaJVa o.di1 ~ 11M '!1-!ICa..:ll. s .. , . . ... o:: Real Estate C IIS i f'I O D ecla l""afaoooS & P ·r •• ~ C'"QISe 5tna llllO' S90G . q H. ~ CW?I o, -.. : ttQSi, ., up. . ~ s :n •o t te r s Homes lor Sale 2 ' I CWJMhiS., comer lal pnc ed 1ft 20's., Wl Locust Sl. Hender son, ]04..6~7619 ~"""' G#; • Miis ZD2'1 lllarqu.tt• Ave 5 yrs old. all brick ma1ntananca tree home., 4 bedrooms. sma ll li ving & V'Litiily 2/t 2192 tfn 4/21921Un -- MLINDA'S y,.· INTIRIOR & EXTERIOR FR££ ElnMAT£5 HAVE i£F£RUK£1 loforo 6p.a looro M""ll' Ah• 6 ,_.. 614·985-4180 R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SE WER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING: Limestone, D1rt, Gravel and Coal l1censed and Bonded PH. 614-992·SS91 t2-5-tfn KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE 949-2627 or 1-8()()..8 37-1460 Lawn Mowing. Fertilizing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removal Re&klentiall: Commercial Free Eatim1tH 4126192 lin . \luhilc ,'i; lluuhlc11 idt• Home & co. "Trr" 1M,.. O.t 01 Prirrflng -lot UJ Do It For ltn:'DTUrDIIII Purchase, m Salem Town· s.hlp Metgs County, Ohio, a nd to quiet tlll e to th e Inter ests of th e Platnt11fs, to pre- clude any claim of lrlteres t by the De fendants , and for costs of the acuon You are hereby requued to ans wer the Complaint w1th1n twenty·etghl (28) day s after the last publication of thi s notice which wtll be published once a week lor s 1x (6) successive weeks The last publi ca tion will be made on t he 22nd day of May, 1992, and the twenty-eight (28) day s lor answenng will commence on that date In case of your failure to an· swe r or ot herwise res pond a s requited by the OhiO Rul es of CIYII Procedure, Judg emen! by defaull will be rendered aga1 n s l you lor the relief demanded In the Complaint Dated this 9 th day o l Apnl. 1992 La rry E Spencer, C le rk ol Courts By Marlene Harrison , Deputy (4)17, 24 . (5)1, 8, 15,22: 6TC Rea l Estate General OFFICE ~92-21111li ~ SNODGRASS UPHOLSTERY RACINE, OHIO "ll•lpiAf Y- To R.-co.,., Yo.., 1"-"""'"'" 614·949·2202 4/U/92/t- ' - Beottic.. and Plumbmg -Roofing -Interior I Exiarlor Painting (FREE ESTIMATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 3 · 13·92 -tfn MIDDLEPORT GUN SHOP 134 MISI.,Mil'11 Jt, ll. NOW OPEN .u. 15 614-446-2105 Country Hom.. S..nd H1ll Road . I RIOiftS, 2 baths. 5 acre land , Sill 1195 3611 ah•r J OOPM ••Of ~ rwnl. 4 rooms & bath, lax:at.t an Old Rrvar Rd. Glan· wood, WV. 114,000 l04-57ti 2141 Sltlpme~~l 1-.J ·~ o ,. Of Troy-Ciltllllen Now In Sind.. lOur l..ocrU Tr~ - 8ih D,.nl•r u~. KEN'S APPLIANCE 205 Norlh Second Ave . Middleport, OH HEMLOCK GROVE-Yo u wan t sedus ion m a gre <l1 <lre a yo u ne 1!d to sne th1s App r o ~ 48 <J e re s w1th small tru11 o 1c har d gr a pe vme work sh o p /!. large shed lor equ1pme nt <; lor<lge Hom e ~ ~ tully ca rpc lcd Jnd h a s. 3 bedroom s t 1/ 2 bath s mce dL'C k sc ree ne d m p orch e qu1pped k1tchen . dming ro om An cierson wmdows and a hall basement $54,900 MIDDLEPORT-Russell St- Grr> <J I Neig hborho od In town li v•ng w1lh oountry setllrlQ A 3 bedroom . I 112 bath home w1th a lull basemen t 1 ca r g a r :-~g c a nd a larg e lot Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Cal! 614-992·6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheshire, OH. 1/2/tl n Plants, Her~s, Pt~annlals, Enrlastlng OPEN WED.·SUN. 1D-5 p.m. 4·21-92-l ... pol. NOW $56,000 RUTLAND -Sa lom St So m oth 1ng to r MOM A s ph! le ve l r om e w11h an ope n ra1 sod h allwny th a t has a bcautllul oak rJ il1ng Ha lf of a c athe dral ce li1ng gwes th1 s home an a tm o s phero ol room1 noss Ha s 3 bdrm s a large bath , u11hry room . a nd a k1tr: h nn lo;aded w1th ca bmcts Someth1ng lor DAD A detac hed 2 112 car gar age w11h works hop . coocrere dr•vewJy . ma m1 e n ance tree s ld1ng and new roof . Somelh•ng lor K1ds a 1 8 ac re yar d and a tre e hou se HYSELL RUN-Pomeroy-Hunte r s Dream 7 112 a c res of wooded land on a mce black to p road sa,soo REEDSVILLE-Riggs Crest Manor· A ~pac1ous splltlewi 5 bed room home w1th 2 fu ll b;aths 1 'tar garage. wood burner Perma Pane windows. TP C wate r. and a family room ASKING $59,500 CHUCK'S BOATAUTO REPAIR LOW LABOR RATE 15o/o OFF On Most Boat Parts SN1 mo pJ TUPPERS PLAINS-Mane 5 1- A 4 bdrm ranc h w1th a lar~e fam1iy room AI!>O ha s 2 b 1g lot s and o utbuildmg <Jnd pabo The housA IS well rnsuta tcd. fre s hly pam led and newly carpetL>d ms1de Xas new e r root an d v1nyt s 1d1ng Owner wdl ta ke land contract wrth $ 5 000 dow n 10"/o 1n1erest lor 15 yea rs with payme nts ol $3 2 1 32 $34,900 DOniE TURNER, Broker. . 992·5692 BRENDA JEFFERS . . . .992-3056 DARLINE STEWART.. . . . . ... . .. . 992·6365 SANDY BUTCHER.... .......... . . .. 992-5371 SHERYL WALTERS,Cheshlre .......... .. .. 367.0421 JERRY SPRADLING . .. . .. .......... 1304) 882·3498 tO Dlo-.t St.,IIW.tloporl APRIL13·18 Extended Eoster hours. Open unlll 7:30pm APR . 28. 6: 00 pm Basket Claas MUST PRE-REGISTER FOR All CLASSES HAS Uon ~~ I 0 am-S pm Sunday 1-!'i pm For More Info C.U 614-992-2549 4/15/921t mo. ~rn:l 1910 M:166 Faumont Bayv1ew HOWARD BUUDOZER , BACKHOE and TIIACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES ond TIIAILER SITES, LANDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UIIIESTONE- TRUCKING GUTTERS DOWNSPOUTS FR u: ESTIMATES 992·3838 4-24-'92'-1 mo. 1 l'2 PI 949-2168 Pomeloy. If •"lut -m .. ... _.·-=--. ____,., Unfurnished Mobile Home, Total Elec:tr~c, Good Locatton, Cle an Rehnences Required 614-446 0130 Unturn1shed Mob!le Home , CA 322 Th11d Avenue. Gallipoj ls 6 1 4-446- 3~8. 614 -256-t903 Belor• 9 PM 44 at o-lar.-. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAl USED RAILROAD TIES 4-4-92·11· WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing In Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS 10 RALL MAKES & MODELS 992·7013 or 992-5553 OR TOLl fREE 1-800·848-0070 DARWIN, OHIO 7/J1f9111in Announcements a.... . ., 'lw: ; • LIVEILIVEIUVEI 1-900 ~54 9900, (18 •I SSTEL Orl Fl $l951Min -c. := __ Pil ._ D2. D U.: lllln S....P J.«:aia. _....,.._ LEU TM._.IIigiiiiEdp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..._Also (. s-w.. .... . .. &:;c.. , .... ,.. ..,. ~ .-s. ~ a.· -· .............. ~-=...., 0 *" . . . ... and"~~Ktr:c: ~ Al.i11 ....... -- ....., Fe ' ; _.,_ :Z t:Z.. . . . . a - _ $iii ~ ...., 8 --~ for Rent wa lied to Do 11 ..... .. _.,_ s;;;: , ._ .,. - - - . . B:ll! . . . . . - - Pltiic Sale ~ .,...._ C::.IJtJ115 .z pP tm. M.(Jbio I 111111 _.,..c . -._ --t&lll - --;•== ---...... ... 1WJ111i1. -.. ...... ..,..._ ._, =~ ~ ·------·..... . .-.- ..... ....... ..••sa= ~ ~. w... p8I'!S &ftJ wz 'M 304 C2li :IZIR • E ... ; w.11&811 .._ 1• .., .._. ...._ ,_,_ Witt. Or ...._ ··*" ~ Clil "! ' --~ ~ F.- - - GoB9se Caplet s And E-Vap Dlur11lc AI FrUih Phlrmacy A!Gft. c::.11 Ell • • -- c...,..__ M4-JCJ 21 -.war J 992-6200 ...vow- M.L &IIIE.IISI! sa..,.. Auslr.1llat1 Shepha rd. F.rnale Good Wat ch Dog, &14 -379-2798 111M .... - - 1I&W'I COl$ I 1 -BI Couch, Hldaway Bfld, Double, Mu st Coma To Pick-Up 6l4-446- 95n Female pup, 6 mo old , Red Hof'll9' & AU51rallan Shepherd. boU1 parents ragl s tered good wllh k1d ~ . minds well . 304-882- TM6 ~ lbr, FuiiW Fur ,..,.._ Dishwasher. Disposal. T.V.. g . . , Sptem Throughout . . . . _ , Dry•, 2 Bedrooms Of ~And liwtng Room Fur ftllf\n., Microwave, AatrigcraiOf Md Stowe. Cil4~l547. 304· 1915 Cllyton Wescwtnd l4x55 T'M> Bedrooms. AC. Natunl Gas, ...... Condition, $8 ,800 Pbonl: 514-99:2-1104 Aher Ci lO PI 1919 Aedrrwt Oanv11'-, Total Eledric, 2 Bedrooms, Reduced Prica, 5M--361-0'Il9 Aher Sp.m. t991 141110 38r"" 2 Baths . $'17..500. Or AuurMI With $750 D11Mt. Mu.t Be Moved! 814-44613>5. Acase To S.nll Reclllmed ....._ Homes. G,_,t s.t.ctton• ....., AI S51X1 na-n , And Tala• 0.. PaytNnts C.ll 1~58~ 57n Fw Sale: 14165 Trailer W'lfh 1 .teN Land, Star• Route 554, CaH 614-361'-T5T1 V.., 1110 l•blO mobit. home on prw.alll 11c r. 3 bedroom, n1ra room WJ'Woodbumer, majof ap.. ;A e• $15,.500 Ott take onr PIJIIMnt.J wlsomething down 1bdrm, $225mo. Includes utilities, securtty deposit ,.. quintd, no pels, 614-!*12-2218 1 Br, Fuuuhed Apartment , Cenlral Heat , Air, Prlv•le Part;. NNr Grocery All ing, Mainttnanet Included 614-4-462602 2 Rooms & Bath, Down.. alrs , CINn, No Pees, Oul11, R•t.,..ence And O.potlt A• qutred 614-446-1519 2 BR apartmMlts In Middleport , newlw remodeled, low utlltlles , no pets, $220 p.r month . deposit required, 614-992-2381 days 211 Spring Avenue , Po~Nmy, 2bdrm, waterl'lrash pa1d . $160/mo , $75 d1posit, no pets , 614-446-9642. On• bedroom Apartmern lor rtnt, $250 momh . Utillttu patd Point PINsanl 304~5-3966 . BEAUTIFUl. APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES , 536 Jackson P11&. from $192/mo Walk to shop & movies Ca.ll 614-446-2568 EOH 8Mdt Strtet, Mtddllport . Otl~o 2 bedroom. lumlshed lpl Ullllltn paid, dep & rei r~tqulred 304-882-2566 Furntshttd Apar1ment All Utllllln Pa~d Upsto11 rs , Second Avenu1 , Gall1poli1, Extra CJ&anl 1 Bedroom 614-446-9523 33 Farms lor Sale -- .. Btl OppaiU1Iy N1ce 2 B•dtooms. Centen•ry &ru. GallipoliS. Sto~o~• , R•lngerator, Water Furnished. No P.ts $2'35/Mo 614-446-8038 Completly Fum•shlld Small House, S2SOimo • Ut 11111es No P•ts Call Belor• 7 PM 614-«60338 3()4 . Furnished Rooms Rooms lor rent· wetk or mornh Startmg at $120 /mo Galha Hotel 614-<44D-9580 SlHpmg rooms witn cooktng Abo l1111 l•r sp.ac• &II hook -ups Call lllfll 2 00 p m, 304-713 S651 , Mason WV 46 Space for Rent Commercial SpaC8 To Rant In Oak H111, 11.000 Sq A 6t4-4462125. Country Mobi l• HOITMI P11ril. Rt 33N , under new manag•menl lois, $85 , hom• rentals , $235 , 614· 992·2167 For Lease ComiTtftn:lal Bu1khng, 12,000 Sq Fl Docks. Level1rs , H.ated Clear Span At 32. Jackson , Oh10 117· )U-6n2 S.cond Floor Apartment For Luse LA. One BR , Bath , Kil ch•n WI Stov• & A•lng W•••• Furnished No Pets Cor n.r Second & PIM, GallipoliS S23tl Pef Month O.poslt R• qulred Call 6l4-446-4249. 614446-2325. Or 614-446--4425 Merchandise HousehOld Color TV, $60:, Mlerowne OVIn $65; Electric: C~hH Dry•. $65. 1114-2:5&-1238 35 Lots & Acreage 1n ~!lipoll1 ~ ...... = -----....... . . . . MALE! am Wil1Ef • • n .._ --~--,_. ... " - _ ·co. .a - ;..;,;;;o:gi'lri"'"oo ... ---IDIS'I ...... - c::... . . ...., lah JID"Mng Point • tOCI'I. owner lnMcing .. 1101 46 ,_ ~h .-..g•1lnc::ana .... :104-475- Renta ls 41 Houses for Rent 2 3 • cam House, Unfurnished. EwMa. sm .. Oepasit 5401. 614- 256--6718. 5~256- 61~3158 1985 Ford Va n, I SO Econolm• 2 An Con dit 1on er-s T \1 C B Eac. Con d 17 000. Or TtaO. fOf Fuft S11• PU Ol £q uai1Jdluc 61444 r: LAYNE 'S FURNITURE CompNII• homl tumllh lngs. Moun lion-Sat. 1-S 814-4460322, 3 mil• OUI Bulavlllll Ad Fr-.. Otllwtry PtCKENS FURNITURE New/Used HouMhol<l fuml1hlng 112 ml Jenkho Rd. Pt. Pl....nt, WV, all304-175·14!0. 1003 198!1 Ford Aerosta r M1n 1 van auto , o~.,d n .,. am.1mlcassett a 111 air crUift 47000MI ere tond 614 992 7769 attar 7pm BEDROOM Bunk Beds S99 {216). 4 Di"IWif Chest Of brawers $44 95, Twin Manress $99 Set DIHETIES Wood Bar Stools $14 95 126"1 Chair• $129 Toblo And 4 Podded OPEN · 7DaysAWeek,9AM - 6 PM Sunday 12 Noon· 5 PM Rt 141 4 M11el OH R1 7 tn C.n· tenary 53 Antiques Buy Of s,ll. Rlvennt Antlquu . 1124 E flh.ln Strut. PDmltroy Hours MTW lODOam to600 pm, Sund8y 100 to 600 pm 614-992-2526. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 2 Rototlllert , J 112 HP, 5 HP Good Condillonl 8~316 22"" Self Propeltf'd , Elec::tru: Start, R•ar Bagger, Cnttsman Mow•r, Excellent Condi11on, $200 614-446-1317 6x16 ft trut~ lrtller, T1ndom axil, floor, 11c. tires, 7'DOOib cap.~c ity, 6'14-94~~ Army S4Jrpll.tli, camllaug•, m•n 1, junior sizes, sm111 • qulpment. rental surplus eloth· mg. Sam Somervtlle"s , 5 m1les E.nt 1-77. Ravenswood by San· dyvllte Post Othce Frl, So~t , Sun Noon-6 00 PM After hours · Days 304·21"l-5655 DAK~A DREAM HOMES $31.995 & Up BUin On Your lot S.e Our Models, 614-886-7311 9~ans 42'" Cut Riding Lawn Mow•r, $315, 1966 0..18 Manm Gull•r, $800. Arm &W-256-6649 ConcrM• & Plastic S•pt.c Tanks , Jlt .b ,..tlon Tanka Ron Enns Enlarpr1.... Jackson. OH 1-800-537-9528 O.humidiller, Good Cond1t._,n. 614--446-4340 For Sale Piano. Good Condihon, $750 Firm. W&edaater. Used One Yoar. $50 Fum 614 245-5785 For Sale l•ndy Personal Copier, New, $350 614-441-1700 Girls Newborn Thru 12 Years. Boys Newborn Thru 6 Mont As Mat•rnlty. Swmg, Oressmg Table, Hamstar Cages, 614·4462689 Gulbr11nsen Premiere Theatre organ, A·1 c:ond , must s.. 10 appnclate. 614 -992·n4t KILLS FLEAS! Buy ENFORCER FIN Killers tor p41ls. hom• & yard GuarantMd 1tfaclive1 Buw ~NFORCER at Baum True Valua Slore, 11 W1s! Ma1n StrMt. Chester Oh & Valley Lumber &. Supply Corp . 555 Parla St....t. Middleport. Oh KILLS FLEAS 1 Buy ENFORCER Flas K1!1ars For Pets. Home & Yard Guaran!Hd EttecUve• Buy ENFORCER AI Browns Trustworthy Mardwat11 , Slat• Rout• 160, Bidwell , Ohio King slza wcler bed. c:ond . &t4-992-23n ¥1. "• .. r ~ 55 63 Supplies 1l Month Old Bl•ck An · gustLJmousm Crou 825 Lb $625 6H 416 Bs-47 Block. bn.::k. sewer pip.s, Windows , lintels • tc Claud~~ Win lers. R1o Grande OH Call 6l4245 -5121 Three Steel Bu•ldmgs, JOr50. 40xt00 tOOxt~ lhtdWng Fac lory & O.al•r 01s.::ounts. New In Storage . W•ll O.l1v.r And Erect , Call Now 1 Sav•i Bob 614-«6ont. Ends S/15:92 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Groommg All tueds, styles lams Pel Food Dealet Juhe Webb Cii l! 614-446-0231 shots & wormed 304 -TTJ.-9104 artar 5 OOPM Oak dining room hi. Wilson golf c:luba c:omplet• nl 304 &75--6184 ahr 5 00 AKC Bass.-. puppieS, rNdy to go. $100. 614-667·3856 ask lor F A Banodum AKC black, malt Cocker Sp.an1•1 pupptas 6wks old, $tOO. 614· 667-3869 AKC reg•slered Dillmatlon pupp•es. 1st shots 8w~s old, 6t4· 992 -5n4 or 614 -992-67'94 n Autos for Sale 1968 Oodg• Dart GT. 360 •ngtn• . lull rae• cam. ro.ad hhers. good tires , body good . $300. 614-!M9l080 .o~ner 5pm 1983 LTD Ford. $800. 1975 Un· coln Town car. $1000, both 1n exc nmmng cond . 614-9492804 liD G.apnn class~~:: , V-8 runs good. body !alt. d1pend11ble woril ur. $550 304175-2948 191l lhrcury Gro~nd Marqu•s n.ooo •ch~al m11es. toaded 1m FIMtwtng c11mper MU conPUREBRED SIBERIAN HUSKY ta•n.ed . awmng. 304 -773PUPPV 1 fetnillelett. blue 11Jes. 5185 wh•t•, w/mask . kHlg-ha.ired. super n~ee . $160e.l., tiM-99'2· 5144 1984 Ponta.ac 6000 4 dr V-.l; •ng PS , PB. AC. rut detroslM Gall att•r 5pm Ma111 BIISMII hound . ~ months old. Wllk papers, l04-382-l5t6 rwc• Rat Terner pupptes . t506 l04~7S · )04 1983 Honda 110 th r&a wl"le .O., h1gh & low range , ne w tor•s $500 runs good 304 -6 75 2074 1985 Yamaha FJnOO e xce l ~ nl c ond1hon $2300. 6 14 992 l44S a11•r 6pm 19g(l Honda CRX-HF whil e bh..e S speed, fdct ory o pi •ons 30.800MI , must sa cnh t li! srsoo 6M-992·2697 days , 614 -ti% 1 :' 8~ •v•ntngs 350 Y•m•ha. 4 Wh- ler H1 Rilnge • RttVers.e , Froflt Back Racks . like Ne w hlliiH 614-«6· 1304 Cash paid lor Har1e'l' Oa~ 1d!'.Or1 and Indian motorc ycl es i rld pat11 Any cond 111on E Y8n •ngs J04~28 - l207 75 Boats & Motors for Sale tOtt 11lummum boal \ 200 ch ula cab1n11 $100. uerc rse b1ke l !.IO Cllllltler S 00 PM 304-67S.75S4 12tt alumn jOn boal lloll 1 ~ molor. 3hp Evanrude molar ~ SAil sloro~ge dec l.s oars $450 3Q4.fi75-fi5l8 14 112Ft Fiberglass Boa t 4Cl HP Ev•nrud• 614-256-t922 24 Ft Pontoon W11h 40 HP Motor. $3.000 614-446-36 17 BOATERS J S Manne Sel'\'~t:• . Ser~ mg 411 Your Boalmg Needs . Paf1s , ~ c ~r.~sones Two Cyc la Ql And Serv1ce 614 - 2'»-t~l60 BOATERS Gumns M•rcury Manne Slt't' !C l Mercury, Mannt~r. M•r c ru~Ser spec1ahs t Marcury c et1 1lted Mob il• We c ome to you 614 259-5979 79 Campers & Motor Homes 16 tt Coachman new o~wn1n9 s Csll614 ·992~5 1976 Coachman Mot o r Ho rne \3500 ~14- 992 -5983 1977 Dodga Motor Home , 24 f t 37,000 Mileos, beaU•,. Cond 1• lion, $5.200 ti14-l88-991ti 27 F1 Southwmd SIMp - , - SU oc614-44ft-21M ' 6"-446-7013 S.!I.Conta~ned , )1)4~75-1224 1985 Camero. Y-fi 11ulo ••r $3000. 614-;1112 2l96 ~ . 0001111. 57 Peavey XR600 M11•r Amp lwo I ISH PA Spu~1rs . 300 Amp 2 Sh ure SM58 M1kn W1th Stands And Boom ldpl Sound level MaiDf 40 Ft Mill• Cables 100 Ft Spk Cables Fuzzllox , G~o~tt.o~r Stand L1ke New• St .400 FOf •11 614 -256 -1506 58 Fruits & vegetables Hot bfH::I swMt pol.ala. plant s wtulelred . tomato. pblnlls. t2 kinds mc ludtng yeUo w wired streaks peppers. ubbage & broccoli . flowers & lO ~ pots & in lliils. shrubs. pi~ . ~pae lilac:: , gra~vlnt & c hestnut t.,..s. 614 71$2 -2220 0( 6l4 -7<12 -27n Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Services Musical Instruments Farm Equipment 285 MF Tractor, With loader $9.850, 180 MF WITh lAid., S6.550, 65 MF W1th Bush Hog 795 (j 14-286--6512 s:z. Case Combin• Wllh 2 Gram Hao~ds , $1100, 2 Row Tobo~ cc o Sener, $975. John Deere Mow1ng Mac:hrne. $450 ~II At· t•r ~ P.M 614-24.5--5152 lnt.,.,..llonal Ibm•• Spr__., 1125, Firm Tra1ter, 1 Aile. 12 A S200; Cow, Calf (Henifofd Angus) $150. 614·256-1649 R•inbow R•ntals Wedding Gown• And Flowers For All Occasions . Flowers For Memort.l Day. 2nd HOuM Past En:on Stallon At Rodn•y . Open 10 DO To 4 PM 614-245-S151 KIWII,... 16" ~p diU . $.800, New Holl•nd 68 My liowlbllter, J400; lnt"t bater 420. $600; poll· hate digger. t60. t4rno okl potHen~ford bull. 614-112 -2535 .n., spm Transportation AKC rag1s1ered GINt Dan•. mala, bfacla, 11 month okt, l97S Cutlass rtonl •nd ~nows commands. good 11round diim.ged , $500 att•r 6 00 PM ch ildren , excellent bloodl ines. 304-675--2583 $220, 614-992·5144 1978 Mont• Carta t983 Do~tsun AKC reg1s1ered mm1o11ur. ~h­ 280ZX 304-675-4014 shund pupp~a& , 2 red dappte 1980 B~o~~ c k Ragal _A.•?h m•lng• maLes 614-992 -5624 Runs good S500 ~-882 -J6tS CFA ntgiSIIrwd Bluepo~nt Hemalayan tunens 2 males 1 1982 F(Xd Fa1rmont Fa11 Condt hon. 1986 Chevy Spectrum , lomala. 304-675-1719 Good Condrtton , 614-446-4580 F1sh Tank, J41l Jackson Ave Pomt jlleasam . 304~7S-206l. 1983 CuUas Htgh Milas, Alp lull hn• lrop~eal hsh. birds, Stereo , New T1ru, St,500 614 4-46-4821 small ammals and supplu~s Plastic And Madal Culvert& Inch Thro 60 Inch In Stock Ron Enns, Jackson, Ohto 1-80G537-i528 SIMj»r sol•. Just right lor 111e c.mp colt•gc. , $40 , sm1111 round t11b._ with two metal chair&, $15 Char1•ne Hoeflich. 6t4 -992·5292, Pur•bnd l•mousm bull , 2 yrs old, 614-742-2545 0413 PtOO.II Machin•. $375 , Garden W•gon . $75, Homeld• Ch1lnuw, $'100, Push Mow•. $75 614-24.5--5978 Signs Portab1• ch.l ng. . bll let,., signs 11nd 181tars Free d•llv•ry AAl S1gns, l.f0().-5333453 pigs tor Sioll. 614-949-2017 1966 Classtc M•rcedes Benz . 4 Pups. AKC Reg1starad . Door, 6t4-l68-9126. &M-446E1c•11ent Bloodlme, 614-256- 0roti. For Mar~~ lntonnat1on Fat S.t• N- Holt•nd R11h. Bale,.., Mo•nrs, & H•r Brnds, Plows, Disks, Com P,.,nt.,s. M•nure Spr. .ders. ~ ­ Drills And Culliv•lOfS Other ~ quipm.nl HIM'•"• F11rm M•c htMry, Jad.son Otuo Phont 614·286-5944 Ov•rstuHed Kra.hlar sw1vel rod:.rl recliner, hghl brown. good cond, $75. 614-949-2585 Horses lor ul• Appaloosa Geldmg 5 yr old pae1ng Mare 4 yr otd Walllmg ho~ G•ldmg ~.n tra11 horws 304·882-2969 •fl•r 5 OQ A~red.ale lumber S.uoned W1ld Cherry & Poplar Also Bne Board . Cuing Door Jams 614-4468038 New 10 gal llsh tank, heater ltghls . pumps and a11 a1tras $65 304-882 -3321 Horse !of sa t• W•ll brok• Ten· nassee walk•r 1 y•ar Okl C.ll a11•r 7pm 304-576-2001 2 AKC Regtstentd Yorksh•rw l.rn•n (Yorluts) All Shots & Papers. $350 Each ti14 - J79-~01 2 mal• reg1sterad Beagle pups. ~45 •ach or bolh sao, had Livestock A.ngus And Chi -An~us Black Bulls, Rusonably Pnc:ed Sl•t• Run Farms. Jackson, Otdo. 614286-5395 Ntct~ Motorcycles Kalll'asakl K L R 600 675-Jm Building good U.lal roo! and s 1d1rt9 . baked INllnMI •nd galv lra1lar undafpennlng 1982 Sub<IN front whMI drive, looks & runs good $900 304-372-2091 n ~~~==~~====r====~~~~~174 1987 56 Genesis Nutnuon Producls featuring Amloo At:1d Body Building. -lght loss and tal bum•r IOfmulas Available •r· duslvely al Rtle A1d Ph11rmacy Th• ule way to diet Goods lab "' ..._ Ha"n - t 00'!1. _.., finllncing at $101 46 r»r IIICidllt buys ... lh .... loll , •l04· 1982 Fo rd Ecolllle \lan E 1 5~ $1 .200 l04-67S 2218 GrKIOUI hvlng 1 and 2 bed· raom •partments •• VIllage M•nor •nd Rlv•rw•de Apartments In Middleport From $196 C.l1614-992·77ll7 EOH 51 -----c- VI'RA FURNITURE BARGAINS GALORE, Gene111l H.culing. Gravel. Stan•. Mushroom Compost. Etc:: 6144-46.. 038 49 104~75-541 ] 1978 F-1 50 ~ WD loo ~ Sharp Dnves Goodi614 367--0657 Furnished ApartmMlt, tbr. nut lo Ubrary, pariung , c•ntral hNt , air. rtfer!fntes. 614-446-0338. Blltor. 7p m 45 1 91~ Ford Econohnfl Van. ~~ eng1ne won. bul otter Dr lrade . Upnght frMZer $110 Chest II'Mur $150 304-B95-l49l Fumtshed Apartment 1 Bedroom, Utilities Paid, $260/mo 920 Fourth A't'II"IUI, Gallipolis Ohio, 614~6-4416 Alter 7p m On. bedroom apl IOf rent . 67!:t-2218 73 Vans & 4 WD 's 1977 Ford F-1SO 414 N• w n,.s Whnls , Brahs , Exl'l avs1 ' RoiiXS Shocks Ra d10 80 1)00 Miles, $2 ,500 6t4 l4 5 5978 FREE INSTALLATION SWIMMING POOLS Only $799 00 B•aut Ilui Above Ground 1!1I31x4 Pool tncludas F111.r.t. Oec:k, Fenee . ladd•rs , Ete l.)()n't S.llev• It? Call BPI t-800--548-1923 ~ Fwry · t OO% __,. fiN~ncmg at S!NI 6C j»f ...rf'l, ¥I'JI one of four lots • ' t • 1 :JCK.615-V22.. 3 Year Old Male Pan L•b & Chow, Good Watch 0o4;t 614446 -7130 Baby ch1c k to giveaway lo larm onty 614 992 2508 1!1115 aa,ton Sbtll5tnan 24152 3 5 oc:ns. TOial EledrK $1.000 o.r.tl W\1h Approloled Cr-.dlt . Goad Concltion, frH S•l-up And Oeh.-, 114-172-1220 Lots 1 Blacll Femalt Ca l, Alraady Spade, 614-446 - ~287 11 1bdrm 11partm•nt, Syracus•, unturnrstMtd, $165Jmo . Includes water, sewage, and lrast.. deposrt, 614-992-nB9 am ._,.. s Pll Giveaway 4mo. old mala Chow puppy to a good home In lhe counlry, 614- t BR Ou1el Senmg 10 mm"s from Galh~lls $2:!5!P•r me U1 1l 1t1es Pa1d Deposit 2 Refer s Required 614-446-7604 3 ,.,...,.. Business T1'3irWig M a~ to lbFSa .,._ --.w F - t.p ..... ca. 3211 5 ............. ~.-=-~ m Rtduct Sale And Fast With 4 ....... ~..... . . , I., . . . . . . . . . . tE!I 9ril; s....l,. - - - ...... 'Syt GIRLS, GIRLS GIRLS HOME IS Ca ll Today, M"1 Tonlle 1·900 77:1 1006 S2 95 Min 18 , Matetel, Co!!;! a Mna , Calllornla I 1991 Chevy S-tD. 5 spe.d. whit • . a lf , 304-895-165-8 tor tull dttla •ls SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohv• St, G•lllpohs New & Used lumltur•, Millers, West•m & Wont boots 11114-446-315!1 BI!J R1ver AnUques, 510 Matn St , Point PIASIInl , WV Apartment On. and two bedroom apartments lor rent 304--6~ 2053 ot ~75~100 & V'Litily •nd 3 B~rooms . ..,., Announcements 411 5tll2 1 mo p0 2 a.ms. 5l4-24S..5164 Aher s 1910 F•rmoff lh54 Gas H•at. 2 p ' ccaas, c.ntnl Atr. L1h New 1l'lraugl'l C:W , $1.950 614--446- 17)670S Free Estimates A~ F...-, -~ NEW - REPAIR Rd. or 1 ML From Baslton TROLLEY STATION CRAFTS Sll IRIIbiAe PM:Mnwl, 2 bedrooms, CIA. fti8WI'y catpl(ed, under~n Nng. steps. elec: pol•. •1c cond Co. Rd. 3, Leodlng Creek Rd. Middleport 742-3030 BOWUDL. WHITESEL ROOFOIG BILL SlACK 992·2269 949·2823 ~ 4-7-92-1 mo. pd EXCAVATING •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD New SCA WOLFF Bed SL24 Call lor Applloday 1!175 Holy Hill mob•l• ho me tb:iD, Wqwl 11v1nqroom. 304- 992-7884 Yw mriiUD~r'" 15 Sesslons....$25 12 Sesslona....$20 1 Sesslon .... $2.25 6 ML Our Eagle Rkkle ..... c.lf·~·-·or 992·2487 3/2J/921tfn CALIFORNIA TANS 19X. MI64. 2bdrm , ilppllillnces. lllrnilw., all alednc . 6W-992 POMEROY, OHIO NEW SCA WOLFE BED t 2 Yisits ...... $25 .00 16 Visits ...... $30.00 1 Visit ...... $3.00 TRDY-BI£T 992-5335 or 985·3561 Klng mobile 2 .... NIOfl'IIS. n.dti some rtpairs, S2,.JUIL p£MS11 call 7 l0-9·30 AM ar 7 ]Do.§ lO Pll , 304-i95-3421 2 Miles on Hysell Run Ad. ~---------------, PAINTING c.• SUMMER IMAGES 52100 S.l. Jll, Rorloa. Olo1a 247-4035 ,._, HorN At Elsea Home Can' -· Gt..- S.Ction, Frea Set-Up And o.ttwery! &14-m·t220 NEW OPENING CONNIE'S OHIO RIVER HERBS and EVERIASnNGS NOW OPEN FOR SPRING S5aO Oft Pun:hue Pric• ot Any DISPIAYID At 1HE QUALITY PRINT SHOP MIDDUPOIT, aN. 192·lnH.30 ..-4:00 .. 742·3020-AirM S:OO .. •·2-92·1 ... GS'JAYMAR GUTTER CLEANING NOW OPEN! lor Sale •Riden Ate~1able• SERVICE Acro11 Fr. . PMt Off1ce 2t7 I . Socoool S1. POMIIOY, ONtO SCAlES- VINTAGE aod All RUY-SELL-TRADE Iring It lo Or We 32 Mobile Homes DALL AS K WEBER· OWner COLLECTAIU It ~ Wosi, lllelll,lllio •193-381 I All MAKES ,... R... land, 5 acrM, 3bdrm !louse,.~. deck , trutt InN& , ~spot, 1n the lort1es , 614- . WAKflfEID'S II SO WOII, Aiheiii,Obio•S93-l8 11 81 3Bn Mobile, On 112 Ac:re L.at, CA, Ctos. To Ta.n, CirHn School, S29.500 Ftnw. i'M-446-4314 DK's FARM TOYS TRDY-BI£T Our Spring HANDGUNS, RIFLES, SHOTGUNS MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR BEAUTIFUl HOUSE FOR SALE Hisloric.at ArN Corner Lot 816 ltitn Sl Pt. Pltlasant. W Va Comp.t-'Y Reno\latlld 2 Full Battn. 3 Liug• Bedrooms New HYAC. New carpal Aval liible 1391 Safford School Rd. CoU (614)446-94 Our s..-... Sbipmn~l or Tl-ay -Blh 1\llrn Now In Seotk. I mo . pd. k ... :1! bedroom tr.ular, deck , pardl:, t.antral f'leal/ alf, stov11 , ~or, Apple Gtovtt. 304- Bennetts Mobile Hrs. 9 to S Moa. thr1 Sat. ~2t -92 · hdrooms, 2 Story Home, Villag•, (Gallla Caunty. Call 6 OOP M Or W I ads, &ppomtmanl 6141'0028. l Conditioners, Heat Furnaces & Now Water Heaters. CARPENTER SERVICE -Guller Work a...... u Ouabty Hi EHiciency Air YOUNG'S -Room Addition. ner' Appro•od M..ladarod H1111sing Prodrods. 11 rr:n 1nr:nm. BfTT£R Br Of SIGN 1120192/"J mo The ob Ject of th e Complaint Is to quletlttle to 1·112 acres also known as 1 67 acres o f real estate localed In Fraclton 23 , Town 8, Range 15 of the Ohio Company's (hi OH., WY. & H.U.O. Public Notice Pomeroy, Oh io 45769. awnbinat1on, lutchen. utrl 1ty roam, .111 ona laval coverad pillio in back, pnvacy tenca, pagill, shown by appointment ant, "»C-675- t2l8 ATTENTION ~PAINTING 411711211 mo. pd. $47,900 lr W,/J &! MusiC To 'r'our Elln W~n YOCJ Tvntt In To t!t~ Ben 8u}'l rn 1hr ( kJu,('«fl "SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS" 398t5 Gold Rrdge Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Pick will be aubmined to a vote of tht p•ople of ••ld IX ACool Cat And Ched 0vt {hf So ~,op l n rhc ( .lo:JJSifiec;l S«tJon 'Mea&Yws m LDs:l 1989 Ch•vy >1 0. 54 300 614992·2478 LIVING R(X)M Sot. And Chatr $1'7'9 And Up, Cott. . And End T•bl" $79 And Up ; Swivel Rockers $79 Mobile Homes G.&lhpol ~~o ~-rJt ~ 72 Trucks lor Sale 4316 N1ee eH1ciency cotlag•, un•que and beautiful 304-675-6042 Losa & FOUid 6 New Round Sol~ Oak TabM. 2 l.Nvn. Claw FMI, 4 Oak Preu Bedi Cha irs. Sohd Ock Curve Glass CAin• Cabhwls 6t4-446- ~lichen , Page-9 Goods Appl1 Grove area , Tabath Moor• Rd. 7 toom hwse, balh, screened porch, large lawn , friMI gas , ga rden ready to plant, 304· ~J-6l66 Of i'l3~788 New ~lwa e 9~ c::Jtnl' 1n:! --~ .::-..,.. hpc hi. b.a•lt 1~ 1::2: - ...-: WDOllltr F11"S:: KIT ' \ ' ( \RI \ I . • h1 I arn \\nghl Household PM Furnished 3Br House, 1 Floor SJ50 +Utilities, Upper Fourth A'4enue, GallipoliS, Retlf'Cinces , Secunty Deposit 614--446-4416 After 7p m lo & Gotle '""'"- lfdltw- C. And G!1!f be:-:: CJmJn. s·.... The Dally Sentinel Big Savings On All Carpet In Stock. Cash And C.rry, ~­ k>ha.n Ccrptls, 614-446-"44 room. dirnngroornttamlly room May B, 15, 22 , JTC 5 'l(atfiryn By order of tho Board of Public Notice project · Demolition of th e Betsy Ross Bakery building , loca ted at Wtlllama St and Soulh Filth Avenue, Middl~ port, and clearance ol the site. The proposed work In· eludes demolition at the exlsUng building, removal ol all debris lrom Hut site and fillIng and leveling of thedemoIIHon s ll e The Village will require the disposlllon ol all aultable litl maten a l on a sue provided by the village, located within a flve-mtle distance of the demolition site. The Village will require lh8t a portion of th e sa lvaged s teel will be don a ted to Meigs H1gh Schoo l A li st olthe-se mat erials 1s avai lable at VIllage Hall The bu1ldmg demolition s 11e 1s to be excavated to a depth ol two feet be4ow the eusllng street levet and hlled w1th sutl a ble fill di rt atter e•cavallo n Any further Information on t he proJect may b e obta in ed by con tacllng Mayor Fred Hoffma n at VIllage Hall. The •uccesstul bidder must be an Equal Employ· men I Opportunily Employor wh1c~ prohibits di scrimination because of rBce, c reed, color, na llonBI o rigin , sex, age, handicap, pollllcaJ all ill· at1on or beliefs The VIllage of Middleport is an Equal Employ m e nt Opportunity Employer The project must be co m p leted Within a thirly..cJay period from the time of award· mg the con tra ct The Village reserves the u ghllo re jec t any or all pro· posa!s a nd to waive any in· fo rm a II ti es or lrregul a ntl es In the proposals received Fred Ho Hman, Mavor Village of Middleport VALLEY INC. Maiga lndualrioa Workshop The Poll• for uid The Poll• tor aaid Election will open ot 6:30 Election will open at 6:30 until o ' clock A.M. 1nd remain A.M. end romoln opon until 7:30 o'clock P.M. 7:30 o·clock P.M. on 1a1d doy. of aoid doy. By Ordor of file Boord of FOR SALE Agriculture lime omes-Peta·WIIdllfl Motorcyclea-Ftc:. 51 Houses lor Rent l Bedroom HouH, 2 Miles From Gallipolis, O.posrt Required $32 5/Mo 614-<t46-4706 A.h•r 8 UZl Public Notice Middleport, Ohio *' KUBOTA S11Ns, Parts, S.nnc. HURST TRACTOR SALES 28 HP 4 WO S6995 20 HP 4 WD $5,995, Route 7 North , Man.n .. 614-J711... tS1 Mnuy Fwguson SO s.rin Tr..::tOf, Recently R•buill ~ot. Bush Hog, Plows. Disc:, And Boom Uft $3,500 6M-66i-3305 New 12 Horse Powtr MTD Mowen, S895, 5 Horsepower Hew G.hl 2170 n1ne fooC hay Lazy Boy Till•,.., $298 Each. bind, hst ptlca $'1\400 specllll WhO• Supphn lut Womel- 1111• price $100 lor limlled time dorH & Thomas Hardwar•. 614- l..-rge r~t• now In •tt.ct on 446.(1965 manure spruden 304-fil'!t1963. bndy HX Home Compuler Wllh Monitor. Joy Sticka, Disks, Buill REPOSSE SS ED tn Modem T•lllnt 3 S Dish Drtv• Whh S.v•,..t Beginner Books, Must S.ll 2 OuonSI1 Arm Slyle $300 5M-2S6-1506. Sl•l BUik:hngs Orand " Tim, 33 · t:Z.SO - 15 5 CoarHr, Hewtr Eraet.G. 0tw Ia .COXSO Will Sell For 811lanc. Owed C.ll 514-367-0657. Bill (IIXI) 548-6871 White caoopy crib, stroll•r. playpen , swing, walker, chang· 63 Livestock lng labl• with balntub undern.. th. cit INI , !itt.. like tum~ 1 Yaar Okl R~l;t~ B~ck Angus Bull 5M10 lur• . d1n•ll• MI. 304~5-4548. 198.5 tunw tion, der Red Pont•ac Trans Am toaded , •xcell•nt condi 10w mlklag.. 614-992 -7554 4pm 1986 Otds F11enza. 5 speed. a1r. ami tm st.,.o, 1111 wMel, 614· 992-65.29 c•ll•h• 6pm 1916 Ranger. 5 Speed 1985 lf2 Escort w.. gon. t!Wi ct.vy a.q,... , Good Condit10n 1 614 66'1-4623 1987 Al"'bird An Orig1nal 2 Se11ter Wrlh low M1lug• . Sharp 1 614-25&-WJO l.a&va Mess.rog• 1967 Okts Cuttns SHira 52 ;100 1917 Convarsion Yan F-150. TV 4 caplams cl1111rs. CB , b<ick seat makes ?uU 11ze bed $8,000 t983 Ford Ranger 414 $2.600 t986 Dodge 'i'tsU 62 .000 miles $1,000 1985 Fon:l F-15 D $2.300 19M Otdl o.n. 18 $2,595 till CJ5 Jeep ••c cond $2 ,895 1977 BLU• tull size Sl,OOO 1986 Butc:li Sky Hawk $1,995 1964 T· Brrd $1.800 ~ys Used C11rs . Hew Hav..-., WV 304-882 l7!i.2 1989 Oodgt Shadow. ES , PS . P8 . Air. P'N. 5 Speed, 2 5 Turbo Enqrna. 38.000 Mi..s , Aul Good CondiiJon. 54,200, 1967 Oodg• Charget, Good Cond rhon . &l 000 M1.. a. t\,950; I!M5 Ford l TO. Good Conditton . 6l.OOO lll llH , $1.500 614 -256-6251 1992 Gee Storm. low m•l•s , •x condll10n. 614 992 5669 c~tent 78 lrans-Am, 400 Cl Engln•. Air Recently Overttauled Shocks, American R•cmg Alms Wide DaytON n,_ $2.000 614 446-n75 81 _ _ao _6_-=;"w"d.-:G:-ood Work Car 0 I Cyl Tires I Gu Mtluge S650 614-446 -ms 1987 Yuqo , 42 ,000 Aclu11l M1las, $895 &tl-245-Sl52 Red 1M& 2dr Dodg• ct't•rger. arN1m •eno . Ssp . n•• clutch, sharp. good cond . $1650. OBO. 6l4-!M!l-2585 Wtecaed 1979 Bronco , Rebutn . l51 Eng1n. , Rebuilt Trans . Many Usaabhl Par1s 614-4464171 81 Improvements BarnuM Home lmproveme n.t.s Add1t 1ons Garages P.o~ J f'll l ng Rool 1ng E •pe n encod Rea so nable til4-44 0--856B 6 14446-4 316 BASEM ENT WATE RPROOFl NG Unc ofldil tonal l1 le1 •me g uaran tee Loc al relt,. !'ICH tu r,.usrnt d FrM a sl•matas Call collect 1 614-237-o489, day or l'"llgh1 Rogers Buement Walerpr oo. hng C un1s Ho me lmprov•ment t Yea rs E ~penence On Older & Newer Homes Room Add 1hons. Foundiltlo n Work, Aoot 1ng IC;1I chens And Baths F,., Et 11ma1es 1 Raler•ncas. No JOb Too 819 Ot Small ' 614 36 7-0516 H 1c ~ s Roo lmg Declas. Porc he s And Pa mtmg fuN EshmaiM ' Cheap Puce s 10 Yu, [ J penanc• . 614·l88-89&4 J W Con slruct 1on Room Ac d111 ons . Roo ts. O.Cias . S•d'nq And All Types Of EI1er101' Ard lnlenor Pa 1n1 1ng Wtl! Gtv• Lo ~~~o l ~e•n se B1d 614-245-507ti JET Aerallo n Moto". r•pa •r~ tw• & t•-bu •lt molors 1n stock. RON EVAN S JACKSON . OH 1-800517-9528 Ron s Til Ser.'lC• Spec ialllmg m Zsmth also serv~e1•1<1 FN>sl other briinds House u lls ai9Cl s cm• appliance repa ~r s W\ 304 576-2398 Ohio 614..,.46-24~ S.pt 1c To~nk Pump•ng $9() G.il "~ Co RON EVANS EN TERPR ISES Jacl.son O H 1-800 -537 95;>8 Dav1s Sew -Vac Serv1c • Georges C reaVd Po~rt s w p pli es, pK:kup and dalt v• ')' i l 4 446.(1194 W111 budd pi!IIO cov• rs decks SCrHnad rooms pul up ~• r r stdmg Of lr a11er sk "' '"9 e· ~ 245-915 2 82 Ca rt er s Plumb1ng folK ih iH-.d Pm• Ga lhpohs Oh1o 614 4 ~6 3888 72 Trucks for Sale tm GMC l•ndem dump truc:k 111/U bed. rons good, $3000 614-9!12·2471 1976 U.C landam dump truck. tl112ft bed. $12.500 , 614-992 - Plumbmg & Heating Wr.c:Ud 1987 Ford Muidang , newty l"'buiM l02 ..-.gm•. $.500 . 6l4-JIII2-2120 1963 Chll"tf Ton- Truck . El~len t Cab And Chau.~s. Set -Up Fo r Dump Bod , 1'1.300 614-669-l305 Home 84 E lectrical & Refngerat1on R•s•dent• al Of wmng new servtce Masler llcenMd Ridenour Elitctnc al l0Hi75-t786 comm• rc1• 1 or rt~r t •lectncia ~ WVOOOJO' 2411 1978 Chevy Tandem dump truck 15ft t.d. OUI-of.frama 366 motOf". n.w p.~~lnt. good radial lira , $8000, 614-992-2478 ,..bu•"· 1978 F-t50 Ranger $1.100 304· 67S-23S2 afiN 4 :30. 1982 O.tun King C.b, 4 cyl , 5 speed, 4 ""' u..... $800 , good eond, 304-815-20ill TN3 Fon:i Bronc:o, new p.~~lnt . atum inum whMfs. 3Mbody htt . 1200 tl .... $1500. 614-992-fibl 85 General Hauling W• Do Hauling Artytlmi Anyplac a . No Job Too B1g Or loo Lilli• Baumant Ctunlrnl . G•neral Work , Any Kind • 6tl 319-2278 An}'"l lme • 87 Upholstery hlow.-.y s Upholidaring MfYtci. 1nglfl counly araa 2~rs Thp bnt In tumitu,. u steflht Call 30-4-675-t'IS.C tor free ._ llm•tH • �Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page-10-The Dally Sentinel Fort Frye defeats Meigs in quiz team championship Community calendar Co m munity C alend a r item s appear two days before an event a nd tbe day of that event. Items must be r eceived weU in ad vance to assure publica tion in t be calendar. FRIDA Y SYR ACUSE - Th e Syracuse Nazarene Church will be in reviVal through Sunda y wi lh Rev . and MN. Wtlliam Hill spealong n igh~y at 7 p.m. and at 10:30 a .m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday . Public mviu:d . POMEROY - Pomeroy Nursmg and Rehabililation Center IS spon sorin g a flower and plant sale Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pubhc invit ed . Proceeds go 10 the Alzheimer's Foundation . POMEROY - The Meigs Coun ty Soap Box Derby Associauon will meet Fnday at 7 p.m. at Ple<IS- er's Restaurant in Pom eroy. LONG BOTIOM - The FaJth Full Gospel Church m Long Bot to m wiH have pr cac h1n g and smg in g Friday at 7 p.m. featun ng The Clarli: Family plus other local ta lent. Pastor Steve Reed invlles ROCK SPR LNGS - Th<: Rock SJnngs Chwcb Women wiU have a bake sale Saturday at B1g Whee l beginnmg at 10 a.m. BURLINGHAM - Th<: Modem Woodmat of America Camp 7230, Burlingham . v.-tll have a potluck dmner Saturday at 7 p .m. at the Modem Woodmen lbllm Burlmgham _ " Mother's Night " will be observed and each modter w11l be recognized. Meal. rolls._coffee and soft drinks be provided. Members bnng a co•-ered dish . l'ltbilc IS 1 th The_MCJgs QUJ': Tea;;, ~~APe 1 champiOnShip gamc~n ast SaturTV Honor Soc iety_ '~P F daymamatch agdatnlSI 1 ryde . . . Mc1gs starte s ow Y an was down 110-50 at half-llme. A come0 k b teammates, Barbie Anderac Y RUTLAND - There wil l be a dan ce at th e Rutland Amcncan Legton Hall Friday 8 p.m 10 mid night Music by Free Country PubIii: mvited. CHESTER - The Chester Base ball Assoc.auon wil l meet Fnday at R p.m. at Chester Elementary . All pare nts o f Chester area baseball and soft ball playe rs are urged to attend. SATU RDA Y ST IVERSV ILLE - Suversvillc Word o f Fall h Church will celc hra lc JIS fifth year Sa t"'•!Jv al 6 p.m. Fellowship wi ll k :ls • ·- Bnng son Tara Gerlach Slacey Duncan and. Robby Wyau tied me match at 140 in the second half. The match was tied three more ti mes a t 160 180 an d 190 whe n Fo rt F ry~ . answered the last questiO n fo r a 200- 190 VIC tory. _ The compeuuon starte'!_!~ Cl.!:;'Q- °n_ R UllAND - The re ~d l be a dance at the Rulland Amencan I'l l I SLl'iDAY RUllAND - A Motller's Da y scrv•cc will be beld 31 tbe Rutland Communnv Chu."'Oh on New Lima Road Sunday at ? :JO a .m. Free flowers will be gt•-en to each moth er who auencis. Rov. Dewey Kmg IOVItes the pubiJC. ~~\ l 1111~/ \\(~ \1\\1 '' . I· II / I Se nior Citizens Da nce Cl ub will hold a dance Saturday from 8-11 p.m. w1th mus•c by Smo key Moun tain Dnftcrs . Pubhc mv11ed. Those atten d ing bring snack s for th e snack 1able. LIS JIGS o .]II I, 8 Sports LatoNtghl 5:05 ~ U (TU,WE,TH,FR) Homo Shopping Cll (MO) Hogan'a Heroes (I) [TU,WE,TH,FA) Gomer Pyla 5:30 CIJ Ill This Morning's I '. ,, """' ""~' f"' """ " ~ "~ l •u • •n so• .illr\ ~ '""'~~· "~ "' ... ~ nii .O,N If 0 New Curved or Conventional ,........., Curtain Rods WID Help You Dres1 Up Any Window EasUy ' ' "" '"•• """' === ' '-- ' .,........ ..." "" ""'" WALLPAPER &BLIND SHOP - ooC « " " ' "" <""" ". "' ~" Documentary ' "'""'" . LOTIR IDGE - Country mu siC night will be held at me Lonndge Commumly Cen ter Saturday w1th band s pcr fonn •ng from 7 p m to mi dmght. Rcfrcshm cnL< availah lc Publ ic mvucd . BEDFORD - The Bedford Township T rusu:es •-ill mttt Monday at 7 p.m. at the lOWII hall. SILVER RI.N - Th< Silver Run Baptist Church wtll hold revtval Monday through Sunday at 7:30 p.m . n1ghtly wnh preachmg by Alan Blachood. ei ®I aws I '~ --: -- 111 l · '"""'"" Cal lm g on her we re Mr . and Mrs. Dw•gh t Haley, Mr. and '>Irs And y Batey . Mr. anti Mrs . Jack Philli ps, Mr. and Mrs Bob Parker Mr and Mrs . Ike Nea l, Cmd y. Lau rcn and Corinn Carter. Janet . Kauc @ Go!Ung Fit aJ Bualneaa Morning 0 Mother's Day 1 To 5 P.M. and Ryan Russel l, Doro lh y Long . Ge neva W 1sc, Fr eda Edward s. LOWE'S HOTEL Catered By '11/e{[ing ton '.s 79'h Anniversary 6:45 CIJ 1!J Newa III AM Weather 7:00 ~ II @ Todoy (!) Succeaa -N-Lite CIJ Ill (J) Ill Good Morning America 30,000 Square Feet U1der One Roof LAMPS Buy One, Get One FREE program on advance dtrcctl\·es tncludi ng power-of-anome~ . h'1ng wLils_and gu;rrcbansltip. The publiC IS lfiVJI£d. IE Sesame Street crllei il2i Ill CBS This OVER 30 SLEEP SOFAS Morning crD • James Bond Jr. [! Huckleberry Hound & Friend a @ SportsCenter 131 OoyBroak lD ALF 7:30 llll m G. I. Joe [) Scooby Ooo @ (FA) SportsCanter FREE DELIVERY a Buslnest Day IIJl Popayo 8:00 C!l OuckToles (!) Barney & Frlenda [}) . Peter Pan I the Pirates [J Scooby Doo @ (MO,FR) SponsConter Rhocla Hall . Dorothv Morris. Ruth Schlcppi. Floss>< ll~YU. Jerry l'ltllc ns, Delore s Tyree. Kay Ceet l, Jolonda ROOL Bmhe Hy..:ll , Love Batev . Paul Bnl"'cili and JCC' CTCa.m Till-crt served and gtf ts wcrc presented. Qf OeyBrook tD Auglo Dogglo ond Frienda 8:05 Cil I Dream of Jeannie 01hers presc nung g•fts were MITCH'S PRODUCE • Open Molher's Day 8:30 Ill Bozo CIJ Miater Rogers' Neighborhood 11J1 m Fllntotonea [)Yogi Bear IIJl Tho Littles 8:35 (I) Bewitched 9:00 fll 1J Joan Rivers CIJ 1!J C1J 1iJ l!lllivo With Re~a & Kathie lee esame Street 11) (!I lTV Programming 0] ®I Jeopardy! MIDDUPOIT FLATS•••••___ _S695 lllJ m Brady Bunch ~ Ill Donahue II! Smurfs HANGING srs BASKnS••••--. a Morning News ® VldeoMomlng 122 Beale Training Workout Call Fo r Menu s & Rescrva JJOn s (~04) A7';-72Nl tD Tho Wenona 9:05 (I) ll1!le House on tho Prairie 9:30 Ill (MO,FR) Cooky's Cartoon Club Entertainment (enters • Mirrors & Pictures SAVE ON ALL Remember Mom On Mother's Day! BEDDING PLANTS FLATS ......... ----------------------'6.50 BlOOMING I FOUAGE HANGING BASKETS.. 'S. ~ '6.75 6 IN . POTTED MUMS ...............................-----'3.50 61N . POTTED VARIEGATED GERANIUMS __ 'US ORNJJIEITll TREES BRADFORD PEAR .• '19.115 MAGNOUA. ... '6.9S-'1U5 WEEPING atERRY- '105 FLOWERING PI Ill '1.15 FLOWERING CRA8 ....'8.95 NICE SELECTION SHRUBBERY._ 'US - '12.15 bteJUied o-n 'I1IIS WEOi. OM.\' W..__,7 .,.0-IMJ.cJtep'ohyiU HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE ~~'-t. S~UCUSE • !'2·577~ _ Over 75 Over 75 Living Room Suites WITH FLOWERS FROM HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE 0 Dey of Restoration With James Robison 6:35 (I) Tom and Jerry's Funhouse Friday 8 AM til8 PM Saturday 8 AM til S PM ' SUNDAY MOTHER'S DAY 1 PM TIL 5 PM FREE ANANCING 90 DAYS - 6 MONTHS - 12 MONTHS SAME AS CASH FREE DEUVERY AND SET UP ., Ill [TU,WE ,TH) Bewitched -- V/i-4 IIJ (WEI Magic of Acrylic ~ l1ll Candid Camera Teah I]) Bamoy & Frlonda 1!J 111 Femlly Feud t1 :00 (l) 111 Maury Pavich IIJ (FR) Joy of Country 1IJ (MO,TU) GEO I1J (WE) Colour. An Introduction I1J [TH) Now Explorers •:IJ (FR) Adventures in Scale Modeling ®lei @ Ill Guldlng light [])Ill Chip 'n' Dolo's R11cue Ranger1 [! 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Newt Cil Ill Cil Ill All My Children 1IJ (MO) Sowing With Nancy (!] [TUI Fun WHh Alkydo and Oils (!] (WEI Groat American Duck Tales Quilt I]) 0 Montol Williams (ll Sesame Street (f) li) Highway to Heaven 1IJ [TH) Now Yankee Worl<ohop 1IJ (FA] From e Country Ill Body Elaclric (!]) ID Oarkwln8 Duck ~ Ill Golden Iris [) $25,000 Pyramid Garden 11J1 m Andy Griffith 0 Superior Court Miller & Company @ (MO) Motoworid @ [TUJ Glory Doyo @ (WE) Equestrian <D (TH) Polo @ (FR) Inside the PGA a Tour 13 Sonya Live lD (MO, TU,TH, FA) Father at Club Dance Supercard Wrestling at Ear1yPrlme ~ Heroes on Hot Wheels 4:05 (I) Flln!otones 4:30 (!) (MO,TU,TH,FRJ Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangert <E Sesame Streel llll lll BaetloJulca il2i II 227 ilJ Press Your Luck 1311nolda Politico '92 tD Captain N lD (WE) Burt Wolt: Eating Well In Taiwan 1:05 (I) (MO) MOVIE: Callow (I) [TUJ MOVIE: The Naked Spur (I) (WE) MOVIE : Woolworld Cll [TH) MOVIE: Genoolo ll CIJ (FAJ MOVIE: Nighthawks t :30 1IJ (MO) Sowing Connection (MO,WE,FR) Global @ Knows Best 4:35 (1) Br1dy Bunch 5:00 Ill U Cosby Show C!l (MO,FA) Power Team C!l [TU,TH]littlo Mermaid With Shirley Adama ~Q 1IJ [TU) lnaplra!ion ot {I) Reading Rainbow ([J £1 Candid Camera Paintinl Kaye Wood Adventures (!] (TH) Woodcarving Wl!h Rick Bull IIJ (FA) Victory Garden ®lei @I) Bold and the il2i Ill Goraldo O Donahue 0 Just the Ten of Us a VldaoPM 12Z (MO,WE,FR] Tour Beeuttful llll iD Gomer Pylo 0 Superior Cour1 @ (MO) Auto Racing @ [TUJ NCAA Today @ (FR) Women '• Pro Beach Volleyball DuPont all EariyPrlme all Super Mario B,os . Superahow 5:05 (I) Hoppy Oayo 5: 30 ~ a Cheers (!I Fllntatones 2:00 ~ II il2i Another World C!l (MO,TU,TH,FR) Now lt Can Bo Told C!l (WE) Ma!Or league Booobell CIJ I!J (J) Ill One lifo to live IIJ (MO) Needle Worhhop IIJ [TU) Jenklno' Art Worl<ahop 1IJ (WE) Lap Quilting With (!] I1J Whore In tho World to Carmen Sendiego? Cll llt Who'a tho Boao? 31 0] (FR) Hoen of Ohlo IIJI• Full Houoe 0 My Two Dada @ (MO) Scholutlc Sparta Everyone 1IJ (FA) Now Garden ®I ei il2i Ill Aa the World Tum1 lllJID Bevariy HillbllNoa 0 Jokor'a Wild 121 Ba I Slar [TU) NBA Today [TH) lnaide the Senior PQA Tour 131 NowaDay @ @ iiJ) Bonanza 2:30 C!l (MO,TU,TH,FR) Andy Griffith IIJ (MOl Embroidery Studio IIJ (TU) An ol Wllltom Aleunder and Robert By SCOTT WILLIAMS AP Television Writer NE W YO R K (AP) - Once upon a ti me, a no ma dtc peo pl e ca lled the Woo d abe roamed th e sub-Sa haran was tes o f Niger, in Africa. They valued bea uty and grace so Continu ed on nexl pa ge Equtltrian Michelob American lnvi tat1onal Showjumping from Tampa, Fla. (T) 8 NowaDay all Tha B Stereo. 13 Event and Novak @ ESPN'a Spooc!Week a 1:00 ~ 111 l!ll Golclan Gino (Series Finale) Dorothy goes to the altar with Blanche 's nch uncle. Stereo. Q Ill Mojo< loogutJ BoMball Atlanta Braves at St. Louis C!l Street Juollco Card.nals (L) Cil fl1 (J) llJ MOVIE: "Coddylhock II' ABC Sotul Nigh! Movio(PG I (2:00) 1IJ Au City Umlto Ste1eo III Tlo ..la in Europa With (J) Great American Ouih Stereo. 1;1 fliR:. Soturd.ly/Nawo tD Wagon Train 2:00 C!l Major League Boaaball Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cubs (L) (!] Sawing With Nancy III Trovato Q eilil ~ Ill Collogo Volleyball NCAA Men s LOUIS Body Electric III To tho Manor Bem ~ liD Gorfla!d and rlondo IIJIID Tom & Jorry Kldo 1;1 0 Paid Program a Bockyord Amarlco <D Sponoman•a Chollonge Klenach Newi/HBittfiWHk 1;1 rn Keeping Up Appearances IIJI ID TAZ ·MANIA I;J 0 Hollywood lnaldor all Joy ot Qardanlng <D Flohln' Halo 8 Nowa/MOnoywHk a:D New Archlet 10:00 ill U l!ll WlohKid Sterring Mocoula~ Culkin 1;1 C!l Paid rogfllm Ill Ill (J) II Sllmarl ond tho Real Ghoolbuotors 1;1 (!] Body Eloctrlc III Wa~lng lor God eillil il2i Cll Teenage Mutont Nlnjo Turlloai;J 11J1 Ill Bill & Tod'a Excallont Gymneallcs NCAA Men s Championships (T) Adventure ~ 0 Donee P rty USA ® Aleene'a Crafts Hununl strategloa 8 NOWI/ howBlr Thla Wool< 0 Prince Vollont Stereo 10:05 liJ Natlonol Qoographlc 131 News/On the Menu tD Big Volley 3:05 (I) MOVIE: Killer Party !AI (2 00) 3:30 (l) II @ NBA Balll<olball IL) 1IJ Woodcarving With Rick Butz: Stereo. 121 lnaide Winston Cup Racing Winston 500 from Talladega, Ala _(T) Stereo all Newt{Your Money 4:00 ClJ Marcia Adam a: Heartllnd Cooking Stereo I]) Where In the Wortd It C1rmen Sandiego7 Stereo il2i Ill PGA Goll BeiiSouth Class•c, Jrd round from M&nena , Ga (LJ lllJ ID AlF 0 !i! I(! Square ega a NASCAR Racing Mounta1n Dew 500 rrom H1c!l. ory, N.C. (TJ Stereo. @ Legendt of the Brickyard 131 Nowa/Sporto Clooo-Up all Qun•rnokl 4:30 ~ Frugal Gounnol Stereo @ 1;1 Explorer t0:30 ~ II l!ll Chip & PQpar'a Cartoon Medne11 C!l Paid Program CIJ II ~ flt Plrot01 ol Oorl< Water (!] Bod)' Eloctrlc III Are You Baing Sorvad1 llll llll111lo Shop 1;1 [) Youthquake a Country Kitchen @Jimmy Houaton Outdoors 8 Nowo/Siyla With Elu Klenach 0 8ockataga ot tho Zoo tt :00 ~II @ Saved by tho Ball wcw Pro WreaHing Show III Julie Child ond Company ei G!l ~- Bock to tho Future lllJID N A Pro Wreodlng 0 WBF Bodyolors a Exploring AmOrlco: Side by Sldo @ Fly Flohtng tho World 8 Nowa/Sclenco and Toch~WHk olt. E011ng Wall In Taiwan International fOOds are introduced along with good eating habtts and food preparation tips. (1:00) tt :30 ~ II l!ll Saved by tho Ball fll Bob Vllo'o Homo NHAA Today WDRS event in Indianapolis. lnd Stereo i Iii Square One TV lllJID ALF ~ Investigating an armed robbery , ~ice find a murOer v1ctim . (R} Stereo . ~ Orand Ole Opry Stereo @ Indy 500: A Aoca lor a HOtOOa 9:00 ~ t1) Lo~go 6 F., Stereo. IIJI III a 0 Empty Neat Barbara works as a security chief. Guest: Garth BrOCltl: s (R) Stereo. 1;1 1IJ Now Country VIdeo Stereo. l!ll. III Wor Ale: FJHCOa ond WHponl • loot God!.-: Tho John Gottl Story .l<llln Golti s spectacular rise to power w1thm the Cosa Nosrra and sensa1100a1 fall as boss of the bosses reveals an 1nstde look at organized crime (I 00) Stereo. 1;1 at St.tler Broa. Stereo @ Checkered Aeg Formula One from Spa1n 8 Both Sides With Jaaao Jechon lD MOVIE The Brovodoo 12 00) 9:30 ~ II l!ll Empty Neat Barbara agrees to let Carol Oate an ex-boytnend. (A I Stereo. R, (!] Groot orfonnoncaa T E. Lawrence·s postwar story IS told _Stereo ~ Saturd.ly @ ht Thundaf Spnnts from Indianapolis (L) 8 Rollabla Soun:oa 10:00 ~II I!J Dome Edna'o Hollywood Robm Williams. K1m Basinger , Ringo Starr, Chevy Chase. Geor!l" Hamilton, Rue McClanahan , Burgess Meredith. Dr. Brothers. (1 :00) Stereo . JQce C!l Newa Cil II (J) Ill The Commloh A well·respected profesSOf is charged with beating a female student. S1ereo. 1;1 III AuaUn City llmlto Stereo ®liD il2i 11 Triolo ol Roole O'NeUI Ros1e and Doreen are afraid Charlene IS bein~ taken advantage of . Stereo. ga tD Emergency Call Amerlcon Muatc Shop Stereo Ql Wor1d News t0:3011Jlm Lightning Forcoi;J tt :00 ~ II CIJ Ill Cll II ~ Ill il211D @ Nawo C!l The Honoy._,.rs (!) U.S. Olympic Gold Dovmg 1;1 0 Double rou,.e @ Tour DuPont 9 NewsfFLrture Watch 5:00 1IJ Thla Old Houoa 0pry llactlatogo Stereo HOtOOo 131 PrimaNewo !;! lD Wlllord Scot1 o Amateur Hour 8:30 1IJ Now~ Stereo. 1;1 IIJI18 c While America ·s Cup from San D1ego (l) (!] Homotimo 1;1 III On tho Wote<woya 31 til) il2i 111 conogo Western Conference Playoffs, semifinal (game 4) 9:05 (1) WCW Power Hour 9:30 ~ U @ ProStars Q Cil lll (J) Ill BootloJ<ilce (!] Body Eloctrlc a 3:00 CIJ II CIJ llt Wide World of Sporto Spoclat Edltlon 1tr Q]) Fllnlstone Kld1 Stereo . ~ (11 8 Nawo/Siyle With EIH a 0 JCOrs 0 WLA Foolboll (L) Masters Tournament from St eiiiD Wide World ot Kldo ~OOJ._Stereo. intercept a shipment or coca1ne and bust the <Jealers . 1;1 [) MOVIE: Enl<lr tho Dragon (R] (2:00] aJ Hewa(He11thweek 2:30 1IJ Baot ot Joy of PolnUng i2Z Bowling BUD/ABC Ieee Like Home lllll8 Bobby' a World Q tal Ill Mqer GooN and Grimm @ North Amorlcen Outdoors 8 Nowo(Tho Big Story 9:00 ~II cr]) Captain N and tho Now Sur:r Moria World 1;1 C!l Wee ond Morning Nowo ~ fll CIJ Ill Dorl<wlng Duck IIJI• <D Indy 500: A Roce laf Newamaker Championship~ I;J l:::'J.uo' CBS Soturdoy ~ Mo Dence/DrUI Team Champlonahlp (T) Pcclventufll 18 MOVIE: H -wH'o Big IPGI (2:00) C!l Minority Buatno01 Report CIJ D L.ond of tho Loot eilil il2i e MOVIE: 'Mojor NaUonot High School az Great Outdoors 131 Doy8reek lD Augle Doggie and Frlondo Rid( Stev11 Stereo. 8 NOW1Diy t :05 (]) MOVIE: Sho'a Druaed to Kill (2 00) t :30 (!]Strip Quilting With Kayo Wood ~Now Yankee Worillhop a Howl/Sports Soturdoy tD Block Stallion Stereo. 1;1 Eastern Conference Playoff s. semifinal (game 3) {l) Tomotooa r;;J @Ill Jim Honaon 'a Muppal BabluQ lD Burt at TtXII Connection Stereo Pacesetters 200 fr om Nazareth, Pa . (L) Stereo 11J French Flolda ei 0!1 Sparta Ouoat lllJ m Anack ol tho Killer a 8 I :00 ~ II l!ll N8A Bukolboll Adventure• of Winnie the (l) No CIJ lllnaldo Edltlon 1;1 IIJ NotunJ Stereo. 1;1 (J)D Hoo How IIIL.owrenco Wolk l!lJ 18 I!J Stor Tn~k : The Nez! Ganerotton Ole Boywok:h l!J MacGyver 1;1 @ SpotliContor 8 Capitol Gang/Nowa tD Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. 1;1 7:30 ~ II ®I Iii Cash Exptooioo CIJ DHow HCon Bo Told 111 NASCAR Racing Pon hac CIJ Ill cr]) Captain Planet ond tho Planoteers 1:;1 ®J 0!1 Agrt Country lllJ m Toxic Cruoadors ~ Ill Rldero In tho Sky 1;1 @ Ou!door Writers 131 News/Sporta Close-Up lD The lltUoa B:00 ~ U cr]) SpiiCocato 1;1 C!l u.s. Fann Report CIJII CIJD New 8:05 (lJ Bonanz.a 8:30 ~ U cr]) Yo, Yogll Ch1cago White Sox at Baltimore Oriole s (L) 1IJ Homatimo Q ~ ID Paid Program (!) World Tomorrow Pooh Virgin ian t 2:05 1lJ Bononu t2:30 ~ II l!ll NBA Showtlrne IIJ VIet~ Garden 1IJ Thlo ld Houoo il2i Ill llko~ Story a Clniat Amorlcon Outdoon 131 DayBreak lD Popayo 7:05 liJ Gunamokl 7:30 ~ U Mr. Cortoon (!] Body Electric (J) D "gl Bunny to Tweely 'Millennium' dares to ask big question WCS I I!JK-TV Oig11t 5:35 (l) Jefferaona aJ @ SponoContar (]) Q Not Ju1t the Newa <D (FR) Motoworld 8 ShowBiz Today tD Popayo H) Woodworl<lng lor (L] (!] From a Country Qardon III Victory Gordon 1;1 eilil Swomp Thing IIJIID MOVIE: Botman (2:00] il2i e KldaMogl l!J MOVIE: Flnol Notice (2:00] Stereo. 1;1 a Aomodollng ond OecoraUng Todey or Gadgot l;l America <D (WE) Thoroughbred Geo(f.a Bonesteel 1IJ Maury Pavich 3131 News a::D ID Tiny Toons IIJ (W I Strip Quilting With Knows Best ~Ill Doaignlng Woman [) Murder, Sho Wrote @ SportsConter 131 World Oay t0:05 (I) (MO) MOVIE: Airport Ill (TU) MOVIE: Airport t975 (I) (WEJ MOVIE: Airport '77 (Pit ot 21 III [TH) MOVIE: Airport '77 (PI 2 ol 2) (I) (FA) MOVIE: The Concordo: Airport '79 t0:30 ~ 11 Ono on One With John Painting With Buck Paulson Frontiers 0 Fllntatone1 a Painting With Brenda Harris IIJ (TH) Magic ol Oll America With Bill Moyers lD (MO,TU,TH,FA) Felhor @ 8odyShoplng t 0:00 ill 11 Clasalc Concentration Ill Perry Mason I]) Ill Jerry Springer I]) lomb Chop'a Play-Along (J) @ Sally Jaaay Raphael 0] ei Magnum, p.l. lllJID 0 700 Club With Pat Studio (!] [TH) SclonUIIc American 11J1 m Kenneth Copalend Aobertton OPEN FRIDAY 8 AM TIL 8 PM SATURDAY 8 AM TIL 5 PM Kurma I!)) Classic Concent111tion t1! Divorce Court t2 :oo rn u I]) 11 CIJ m eiei il2i Ill [l) Newa C!l Goroldo (!] (MO) Nature (!] (TU) Travels (!] (WE) llatenlng to Bodies In Motion ~ Qllnapa Painting IIJ [TU) Welcome to My Indianapolis 500 T1me Tnals Toad War8 1IJ (MO) Best ol Joy of AFTERNOON Momi';J Mondav at 7 p.m. Katby Stevens. rcgwn31 nur smg home ombuds · Becky Drcnn cr and Ruth Hawk. from v. hom W rectl\'ed <:~nr dozen red roSL.""S . ~ Ill Pald Program ®I Iii u.s. Fann Aopon IIJI18 Buck~'Hara and tho Hospital Painting il2i Ill CNN News ~~~Cilll A~'tt"kand a Soul Train Ill I!J (J) llt lnd,Cor Aoclng rn 6:35 ~Ill NBC Nlghtolde 7:00 ~ Ill Saturdoy Aopon C!l Larry Jonoa ft t2:00 ~II @ NBA lnalde Stull ~~~~ Correepondenta/Newa ~Whon' o AFTERNOON i With D. Jam01 Kennedy Nowa @NCAA Today 131 DayBreak 6:30 Batwoen the llnoo ®Ita L~e Cholcea I!J Ill Little Monnatd !Ill Abbott and Costello @Glory Daya a lntomattonal l!J Countwotrlllo 1211 Country Sterao. @ Mlclloy Tllompaon'o 011 Rood Cltomplonolltp Clnind Prix @Worldl-y Ollordtrlown Stereo. Q 8:05 m wcw So1urday Nlgllt WrnUlng 8:30 ~ I!J NBC Nowai;J C!l 100,000 Fortu110 Hunt lil ii (J)t!J ABC Newo ~ (!] Wild Amertco Stereo. III Rerum to tho Su Stereo ei G!l I!J e CBS Newa 1;1 Newo/Pinnac:lo 0 Zom> Stereo. 1;1 7:00 ~ 11 ~Wheel ol Fortune C!l Mojo< oogue BoMbatl Waldo? l!J My Slater Sam 1;1 1211 Oolng Our Woy @ SportaCentor a Baaoboll '92 5:00 0 Allred HHchcock Hour <D Amorlce'a Cup '92 131 Sporto loloNight 5:30 (I) Flohlng With Roland Martin ®I ta Ag Woekond Repon @ Scholoatic Spona Honeymooner• i2Z GaHing Flt 8 Crier & Co IIJI III orria Melodloo il2i Ill CBS Morning Nowa 1!J Firat Businest Johnson birthday celebrated Ru th John son. M•dd lqx>n. celebra ted he r 80 th birthda y Sunday afternoon. [D CD Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at ei QD lD Pald Program lllJID Con11 Rldgo Mlnlotrleo (!] (FR) Cooking With Again (!] Uvtng With Anlmala ~ Fntgol Gourmet Stereo MORNING CIJ Ill CIJ Ill General Friends 6:05 (]) I LOYO lucy 6:15 CIJ Ill News 6:30 ~ II Newa C!J Faith 20 Cil II ABC World News This program a1 Q..,·e:rbook Cen1er on 3 (!] [TUJ Now Yoril 'o Muter Chela IIJ (WE] Gounnol Cooking (!] [TH) Nathollo Dupree Cooks tor Family end 0 Today With Marilyn MIDDLEPORT - The Area Ag e nc y on Agmg will present a man. will present Morni~ ' I : . .I POMEROY - The DISabled Amencan Vctcr31S lmd the ladJes Auxli•an· will hold their regular meeting 'Monday at 7 p .m. at the hall. 124 BuuemUI A•-e .. Pomeroy Cil I!J ABC World News This - MIDDLEPORT - ~ Middle' pon Commumt~· Chwcb. 575 Pearl POMEROY - Southern FHA Streel, wtll hold revival Monday will hold a car wash Saturday from t hrough Saturday at 7 :30p .m. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at McDonald 's m nightly wilh diffemtl speakers and smgers each rughl Public iiiVlled. Pomeroy . PO MEROY - T he Rut land Freew ill Baptist Ch urch will have a f1 ve-mJie walk -a-tha n from Meigs H1gh School 10 the road side park on Route 33 Saturday between I0 a.m. and noon. All proceeds will go 10 th e building fund. Pastor Paul Taylor and adults and chil dren will be wallang. A picnic will follow a l the park. An yone want 10 sponsor a wa lker should conlact the pastor . C!l Shephard's Chapel • Warren [TU,THJ Tour DuPont <D (WE) Thlo Week In World League Football @ (FRJ Pro Beach Volleyball 2:35 (]) [TH) Allin the Family 3:00 ~ II l!ll Santa 8artora C!l (MO,TU,TH,FA) The Cooking In America Sunriae rv ' '"'"9'"" r, ~ """' rt (!] (WE) Quill National '85 IIJ [TH) Country Baakot @ @ Body by Jake all DoyWalch t1 :30 1IJ (MO) Pierre Franey's @ ody by Jake a!l OayBreall 5:35 ~ U NBC Nighlalda Cil CNN Headline Newa 6:00 ~ II l!ll NBC Newa at ltl 199 f Wllaon ~II Bug• Bunny & Tweety Champlonlhlp Grand Pri1 Teah a:J Divorce Court Prolrem """~' I Ft mlly Weaving (!] (WE) Frugal ourmet IIJ (THJ Man:la Adamo: Hoanland Cooking (!] (FRI Ciao llallol CIJ I!IHome ei ®I I!J Ill Price la Right l!lJ Ill Succeaa-N-LIIa llll One on One With John ®lei CBS Morning News 0 (WE,TH ,FR) Paid ' """'" """' .... 1IJ (FRJ Herbal Harveat IIJIID DuckTalea (1) Win, Lose or Draw a (MO,WE, FA) On Stage a [TU,TH) Golpel Jubilee @ (MOJ Mickey Thompson's 0t1 Road Gourmet Cookin& Morning t r•" "~ ' ~· • · • ' '""" won., ,.-.. New Yort Nashville Sportl SAT., MAY 9 America Cable in the Academy CIJ Ill ABC World News This M"< .'"' ' "'" "''' "'" G"" '"e><>n . ~. At111111 Cbtrl"llll Hu..._..M Columbll Hummt HunHnglon Ptlt:erUurt • Classroom 1;1 131 NOWI/Show81z Thll Wook 5:35 ~ II Homo Shopping 01 NBC Nighlllde 6:00 (I) Flohln' With Ortondo IIJ [TUJ HeaHh Smart Business INSTALLATION AVAILABLE ri iOf'V' otnV" . FAM 1IJ (MO) Cooking at tho PGA Tour , .. ""'" Ill II! :tll CIJ Ill Gerlldo 5:00 C!l (MO) love Boat CIJ fll Morning Agriculture Report ®I cr1i AG Day il]) [TU,WE,TH,FR) NBC Nlghtslde 0 [TU) Paid Progfllm l!J (WE,TH) My Slater Sam <D (MOJlndy 500: A Race C nooT .... " ' " I NASH ESPN CNN (I) Joan Rtvers MORNING @ (WE) Chockarod Reg @ (FA) Inside tho Senior "'"''" 0 liD Alia.. Colu"*"' WEEKDAYS for Heroes All Merchandise In This Ad Is Now In Stock! WOWIC WUP USA SATURDAY C ll~ HunHnqtan Cblc1ga - 1111 MO'IDAY The Pomeroy ®l ®J :tll ll a covered dish. Pubhc Jr,vJ<.'O. . POME ROY (J) IIJ (l) ~~~1//}_l.l ~- ~~~~·UII\ "~~~w~lllH~. ~~ R AClSE - Retirement of old colors will be held Sunday at 2 p.m at R..cn>< AloetJcan Lcgwn Post No. 602. Th< polbbc IS mvited. COOLV ILLE - The Lnny S mgers. under the dlm:tJOO of Sue ~1athcny . a·dl perform at the Cooh'llle Unued MelhodiSI Church Sunday ai 7 p.m. l'ltblic mvitcd Stallon WSA Z WON TBS WSYX WOUB WCHS WPBV WBNS WVAH IIl ii Ill NEW! Brighton Cornices And Clrmosa Rod Toppt~rsl Beautify Your Blinds .. .. Decorative And Conventional TraveiSe Rods In A Variety Convenient, Adjustable Sizes games TIJPPERS P!.Ar'S - Th<n: Will be a chJCken/nb barbe<:ue at the Tuppers P!ams Fire House Sunday begmnmg 3l II a.m. COSI is 53.75 . Sponsored ~' Tuppers Plains Fire DcpartmenL Chenntl <IJ II Ill II Wallpaper &Blind Sh invitorl S YRACL' SE - The S yracuse Youth League u.1ll ha•·e a games dav Saturday "'nh parade at II a.; and bcgmrung at ooon . her with 20 area htgh schoo ls from Ohio and West Virginia. Victories over Morgan, Par kersburg South , Sistersv ill e, and St. Mary's p ut Meigs in to th e c ha mp io ns h ip matc h. _ . . Accordmg 10 team adv1sor, R11a DRAPERY HARDWARE ....At. ,.,u Legwn Hall Saturday 8 p.m. to midmght. MusiC bv Whue s Htll Band. Pubhc mnttd WEEKLY ere ou •Slavm, the lour students w . sta ndin g rc presenlati ves for th w sc hooL Not onl y were they Jmpre~sive wtlh the~r knowledge butthelf . overall cond uct wa s 3 cred•L IO themse lves the school a nd th e . com munity. !) II) !) the pubhc and fell owship wtll fol low. Friday, May B, 1992 9, wey F WraaHing Alamo Chelle~ III Lonaooma lne Spoctola Stereo . ChoHongo IIJI I8 Arsenio Hall's ~ 0 MOVIE: Crunch iRI (2:00] I]) Just the Ten of U1 ~ Racing Acro11 Ame Pimlico Spec!al from Baltimore (L) a Bockatogo Stereo BaHball Tonr.;t 8 Nowo/Sporto onighl lD Bordartown Stereo 1;1 t 1:30 ~ Ill 0 Soturdoy Night 131 EartyPrlmo Wind In the Willows I(! My Two Dodo a Remodeling ond Docoroang Todoy (!) MOVIE: Copteln Scortott (2:00) (J) II Amorlcen Glodtotors eilll N~t Coun 1;1 ~m ail2iePo Gfllnd Olo Llvo Stereo a Newameker ID SponoCentor 131 Copttol Gang/Nowo Soturd.ly/NOW1 5:35 (I) Flohln' With Orlando WHson CO BoMnza 11 :35 CIJ II Choora Q t2:00 (I) MOVIE: Rocklooo !AI (2:00) ®Jill Booom Buddleo IIJI• Cornie Strip Live Ken EVENING 6:00 ~Ill (I) II (J) II ®l G!l I!Je News C!l Aunewoy With tho Rich I Famous ~Newton's Applo Stereo. 0 Wide World of Kldo Opry Live Tom Hank s. Stereo. 5:30 Ill Andy Griffith ~Now YankH Worilahop Wild Amarlce Stereo Q @ 18 Bonent1 5:05 (I) Fishing With Roland Martin «J) 18 Qrudga Motch Weekond Jom Stereo 1;1 Rogerson. Ron Shock, Jeff Joseph, Kathleen Modlgan . Stereo . il2i. WKAP In Clnclnnotl a S!ollor Broa. Stereo. @ Amer!co'a Cup Hlghtig!Jll (Race t ) 8NewoNigh1 ~- ... Nat ..... �... . . ' .. . .. I SUN .. MAY 10 MORNING • 5:00ill. 0 NBC Nightlldl I)) Love Boat (I) Night TFK111 Stereo. I[J Mr Slater Slm Q Pro IMch Vorte;boH From Cleatwater . Fla. (Ri CNN Newt iiJ LMd of lhl Gllntl a ESPN'o llpeedW- e ilt Newi/HMIIII0 fleaSight '12 1:30al• Mullc: and lhl Spoken Word II) It Ia Written With George Vendlmln 111• Mlnortly BuliniiO Report 101• K-TV 0 . Woaltlngton Edition II) . _ ond Cootollo lnt of AmertC1n Muaclo a -Roblaon Chucklew ooel Park lrom her 0 Ill. Funhoull IIJe Paid Program VIewpoint (f) 3-2- f ~ct Ema (030) IIIIIID ll'a Your Bullnooo liD • Gomer Ted Armotrong In FOCUI ill G-teol Sports logondo Jol1nny Rutherford . a21• IIJ C.Aiopo tD !lportiContor (!) Anothor Pogo OlD Mrnloo Toda,l liD Ill Super Force 1J a 7:35 (!) Fllntatoneo 1:00 (l) D Sunday Today I!) Chlrllndo (lJ Cll Ccnl Rldgl Mlnlatrtoa With D. Jlmea Kennedy II) SoNme Street C Ill• Victory of Faiih (I) GED 0 Ill It II Wrttten With o-p Vendemln 11]18 Mr. Belv-rs C ~ ID Evongollltlc Oufreoch 0 Momorlal: Then and Now 11J Jom tD Outdoors Wltll Tommy Sandors Q!l DayBreak 11.!1 Swlaa Family Roblnoon 1:05 (!) Fllntatonoa 5:30 I!) People to People (lJ Ill Robert Schuller Wltll tho Hour ol Power r;J (I) CJ Day of Discovery C1J GED 0 Ill First Edition liD Ill Harry and tho Hondoroono ~ Ill Lower lltlhthouao 0 In Soerch of the Lord' a Way IIJ Smurfa tD lnaldt tile Senior PGA Tour IHl Nowa/Trsvol Guido lUI Garber! Stereo . 1:35 CII Captain Planet and tile 0 no'"" Woakend Morning Now a II) Lamb Chop' a Play· Along 0 (I) Ill Ninety and Nine Club With Emoot Angley (I) Skyscraper Stereo C GD CBS Sunday Momlng g1! ~ ID Bevorty Hlllblllloa ~Ill Feed the Children With Larry Jonoo 0 World Wide Wreotilng 11J Smurlo C Truc:kln' OSA The GM Truckin · Jamboree in Oregon. Stereo . tD lnlldo till PGA Tour tHl Momlng NIWI lUI Super Morto 3 1:05 (!) Gilligan' a lolond a 1:30 (l) • Wor1d TomoiTOw (lJ Q on Sc-: Emergency ReaponM 1f4111rnoy a Frionda Stereo ~IIIALFQ Ge 1Mnrt Mahin 11J Denver tho Laot Olnouurti a Truckeind Trector Po- Stereo. 1D Botoblll Tonight a Newt/Your Money 1D Captain N 1:351]) Happy Doyl 10:00 llle Bollover'o VQice ol Vlc:lory With Ktnnotll Copeland I)) Star Search IIJe Firat Look _ Reading Relnbow Stereo 0 \f4 1i\' • Mlrecloo Today (f)Acr.ntSmllh 101111 Gomer Pyle Dar of Reotorallon With Jlme• Robloon 111 Bundlr Today IDe 111 vonron a WW*O Bobby Allison Stereo. a Spomw-ly a Newt/Oft tho Menu lUI...,.,. t0:061IJ Happy Doyo t0:301Ile (I)Q ~GI Paid =re In tho World II ,........ Slndlego? Stereo (fj American Interest• Stereo. e AFTERNOON 12:00 (l) D Roggin'o Heroes I!) MOVIE: Tho Man From Bitter Ridge (2 00) II) Computer Chronicles (I) Victory Gonion 0 1m Stuntmastero tlJ) It's Your 7:30 I!) Roblrl Schuller With tl1o HourotPoww [] (lJ. World Tonlorrow IIJID Paid Program Stereo. lury . (An1mated) (030) ® Rocoday il l Stereo tD SporloCenter Q!l Thla WHk In the NBA Big Brother Jake Stereo 0 Q!l DayBreak lUI Coral Rldgl Mlnlotrloa Wltl1 D. Jameo ~onnody 9:00 I!) track in Bnstol. Te nn Mother's Day. and they save 7:00 a~• Roblrl Schuller With till Hour of I!) Mtncleo Today II) Tom end .Jony'a Pta tile world's fastest half-mile lriends meet Mother Nature. who tell s them all about Roatorallon With Runaway Wltl1 the Rich Fomoua tD BodyShoplng Q!l Evena and Novak 0 Bunons. Rusty and then Kllnlcb 0 11:30(1) D ill Moot the r>fe11 C (lJ Q (I) 0 Thla Week Wit\! David Brinkley II) Snook Prsvlewa (I) Ciao llallal 0 11!1 Booom Buddies ~ Gl Speedway Thunder The Food C1ty 500 •s held al 11J What's Up, Mom? With Else ~eSoarch 5:10 I]) Tom and Jorry'a Funhoun 5:15 1!1 10tl11nnlng 5:30 I!) Twilight Zone (!} Tony Brown'• Journal 11J My Two Dada ® Exciting World of Speed and Beauty A Harley Davidson drag race 1S leatured Host Dallas Rames. Stereo. 121 Newamaker Sundoy/Nowa 5:351]) Captain Planet and tho Planeteert Busineu [) All American Wrestling ® Celebrity Outdoors Stereo. Q!l NowoDay all MOVIE: How to Commit Marriage iPGJ (2 00) 12:30 (l) 1J ill NBA Showtimo (I) Ill W~RP In Cincinnati II) Claaalc Car Shop Stereo (I) fiJ Viewpoint (I) Motorwook '92 Stereo 0 Gl Golfing America ® Bill Dance Outdoors Stereo. @Tennis German Open. f1nal round from Hamburg. Germany (T) Q!l Nowt/Sclonco and Technology Week 12:35 (!) MOVIE: Gorgoyloa (1 30) 1:00 (l) D ill NBA Beakotball Eastern Conference PtayoHs, semilinal (game 3)(l) (I) Ill (I) 0 WLAF Football San Antonio Riders at Barcelona Dragons or New YorkjNeY~~ Jersey Knigt1ts at OhiO Glory (l) II) Motorwoek '92 Stereo (I) Firing Line ®lllil MOVIE: Road Games (PG) (200) ~ Gl To Be Announced IIJ MacGyver 121 The Busmatters F1Sh1ng lor smallmouth bass at Ontano·s Ouet1co Prov1nC1al Park. Stereo . Q!l NowaDay ~ :30 (1) (!) European Joumal ® Hank Partcer'a Outdoor Maguine Stereo all News/Monoywook 2:00 C !J liD ID Major League Baseball Cincmnat1 Reds at Ch•cago Cubs (l) II) Travels In Europe With Rick Steves Stereo. (I) Myateryl A board membe1 of an otd-fast11oned brewery •s murdered . (Pt 1 of 2) 0 MOVIE: Alrplanei iPGJ (2 :00) ® NHRA Todsy WDRS event 1n Indianapolis. Ind. Stereo. 122! Auto Racing Indianapolis 500 T1me Trials . day 2 Ill 9 NewafWeek In Aeview 11.!1 MOVIE: So Big [2:00; 2:05 (!) Major League Booeball Atlanta Braves at St Lou1s Ca rd1na1s (L) 2:30 II) Focus on Britain ® ln1ide Winston Cup Racing W1ns!On 500 from Talladega . Ala (T) Stere o 0 0 3:00 II) Technopolit1co (!) This Old House ®l llil CBS Sports Sunday Tour du Pon t (T) OJ Auto Racing .AC-Delco Badgerland 150 hom Milwaukee (L) Stereo a) America's Cup F1nals (race 2)(l) all NawafWorld Report 3:30 (l) 1J ill NBA Basketball Western Con ference PlayoHs. sem11ina! (game 41 Ill II) Adam Smith (I) Sowing Wltll Nanc y ®l llil ~ Gl PGA Golf BetiSouth ClaSSIC , hnal round fr om Mar1et1a . Ga (l_) 4:00 (I) D CIJ fiJ lndyCer Racing lnd1anapoi1 S 500 T1me Tr1ats ill ([I Great Per1ormancea T E Lawrence 's ~stwa r story 1s told . Stereo r;J (I) Lop Quilting With ~orgla Boneateel Stereo 0 0 0lUI MOVIE: Swamp Thing Tho Pistol: Tho Birth of a Lagend iGI (2 00) Stereo. 4:30 C1J Beat of Joy of Painting 11J Double Trouble 5:00 (I) Q (I) 0 lntomational Race ot Champions From Talladega . Ala. (T) I} J Mclaughlin Group ilD 1D MO VIE: Rock y IV iPGi [2 00) 11J Juat the Ton of Us C ® Wlnnora Bobby Allison Stereo. IHl EorlyPrlmo I EVENING B:DO (l) D IIl Cll 0 G1 \li ~ Roadlng Rainbow 0 ; ID ~Ill CBS Newa 0 liD ID Andy Griffith IIJ Scooby Doo tD Up Cloao lUI Now ZorTO Stereo. 8:35 (!) Andy Grilltth 0 7:00 \3j D I!)) WhHI of Fortune 0 \ll 0 (]] 18 Herman's Head Herman 's 19-year-old SISter visits and decides to date Jay. Stereo. Q ® Bill Dance Outdoor& Stereo. a! NewsfWeek In Review lUI Black Stallion Stereo. 10:00 I!) Nowo III Myatoryl A board member ol an old-fa shioned brewery IS murdered. [PI1 of 2) C illliD Stand by Your Marl Rochette ruins Lorraine· s date with the phone man. Stereo IIJ Countorstrtko ®The Baasmaaters F1shmg ror smallmoutt1 bass at Ontana ·s Ouet1co Provmc1al Park. Stereo . Q!l World Nowa aJ)In Touch With Chartoo Stanley 10:30 illliD Get a life Chns meals an alien and tne s to save it tram tt1eJlovernmen t. (R) Stereo. L,l ® Celebrity Outdooro Stereo. 0 8 6:05 (!) WCW Moln Event 6:30 (l) D ill NBC Nowo (I) Q (I) 0 ABC Nowa ®lllil News ~ G1 CBS Nowo 11J Tho Hltd1hlkor ® Road Teat Magazine Stereo. Q!l Nowoflnaldo Bualnooo Maniac Mansion Stereo. 0 0 0 B 7:00 Ill D I!)) Dlsooter Flloo: Earth, Wind and Firs Onginal and archival footage of major caslastropt1es provides a look at the power of d1sasters and the personal stones at vict1ms and survivors. (0 :30) Stere o. (!) MOVIE: King ~ong Llvoo (PG 13) (2:00) Cil Q (I) 0 Lila Gooa On The Thachers throw a block party ; Jasse tells Becca he must move away. Stereo. 1:;1 (Z) Travels[] (I) Wo~d oll:olloe1or Can 0 llil lliJil 60 Mlnutoa Generation C ~ Ill Ento.Wnment Tonlght S1ereo. ~ 11J MocGyvor tD SporlaContar Q!l Monoyllne 11.!1 Tho WoHona 7:05 (!) Addame Family 7:30 (l) D ~ Jeopardy! C 1!1 Now It Con Be TokJ Cil Ill Entertainment Tonight Sterev. (I) 0 Mamo'a Fomlly 0 llil Whool of Fortune ~ Gl Family Feud ® Bo o Star Stereo . 1D NFL Superbowl Bllllardo Chomplonshlpa Hall ol Famers. semifinal (R) Q!l Cronrlre 7:35 (!) Santoni & Son 8:00 (l) IJ ill Frssh Prince of Boi·Air Aher Will Duys his own car. he find s a lawsuit on hiS hands . (AI Stereo. I!) Laad·oll Man (I) Q (I) Q FBI: Tho Untold Stortea An attorney helps her client escape from prison 0 1J. t!JJ ID Payback A baseball player's g~rltnend 1s oHered a mov1e role ; a tightwad is held responsible lor an antique vase; a ooy ·s parents meet h1s g1rllnend. (0:30) Slereo Chromo Soldiers (2 00) Stereo . a2 SporlsConter all World Today 11.!1 That'a My Dog Stereo 7:05 ® American Sports Cavalcade Steve Ev-ans and Brock Yates cover the motorcycle competition at the Daytona Supercross from Daytona Beach . Fla Stereo . 0 7:20 tD Baaeball Tonig~t 7:30 (l) D 0 Agalnot All Oddo A man saves a town from a deadly gas: a cat boards an a1rliner. Stereo . C (!} Famout Amerfcan Oisasten illl iD Parlier Lewla Can't Loael Wt1en Mikey is paren tless. his pals help rum out. (A) Stereo C Q!l Nowa/Spons !unday lUI Willard Scott'a Amateur Hour 8:00 (l) IJ I!)) I Wltntll Video An undercover drug raid; a rtood v1Ct1m·s re scue. Stereo /i MOVIE: Secrets ot Thrso Hungry Wlvea (2 00 ) (I) Ill (I) 0 America's Funnlett Home Videos Ama teur performers m1ss tM1r cues . a boy rec1tes h1s grandpa 's words Stereo. [;J II) (I) Nature Stereo ®l llil ~ (!) Murder, She Wrote Sett1 s army buddy becomes the suspect m the murder of a bus1nessman. Stereo C J] m In (iving Color F1re Mar shall 8111 spoofs space mov 1e s. 1mpr ov1·S~n witt1 s111 cone Stereo ~ Major League uablll To ron to Bl ue Jays at Cah torn•a Ange'l) LI 13 PrtmeNews 1,1 830 (I) Ill (I) 0 America' a Funniest People A Star Trek spool featur1ng key characters batlll.n.a_a space Twmk1e Stereo L,1 Ill W The Simpsoni Homer has trouble cop1ng with Magg1e whde Marge is on a vacat1on ~R) Stereo_E;1 ® Rocedoy Ill Stereo lUI You Asked lor It, Again Stereo . 9:00 fll 0 ill Saturday Night live: All the Beat for Mother'a Day Tho best sketches from the previous season are shown, as well as spec1al performances by cast members and their roa l-llfe mott1ers . (2:00) ffi National Geographic E.1 plorer 'lJ Ill (I) 0 MOVIE: 'Sexual Advance•' ABC Sunday l!illht Movie (2:001 Stereo. O 0 10:40 I!) lnatont Replay 11:00 (l) IJ [i) Q (I) 0 0 llil 0 ID [])News (!) Monatera (!) Natwortc Earth (J) Are America and Japan Enomloa? illliD Star Trsk: The Next Generation C 11J Silk Stalkonga Stereo. ® Truckln' USA The GM Truclc.in · Jamboree in Oregon. Stereo. tD SporiiContor all NowofSpons Tonight lUI Ben Haden Changed 0 LIYII t1:15ill FOCul 15 11 :30 (l) IJ MOVIE: Tho Night llillore (PG131(2:00) 1!1 Street Justice (!) Paid Program (I) 0 Star Search ®I Uil Jeopardy! C 0 Gl George Mlc~aol' 1 Spona Machine ill WKRP In Clnclnnetl ®Truck a and Tractor Power Stereo IHl Nowotlnoldo Buolno11 11.!1 John Ankorborg t t 35 (I) Q Ohio Glory Preaonts: John and George 12:00 (I) Ill WKRP In Clnclnnstl ®lllil Current Affair WHkond C illl iD Sloki.T 6 Eberl ~ ID On Scone; Emergency Response ill American Gladloton 0 Hollywood lnaldar ® ExcHing World ol Speed and Beauty A Harley Oav1dson drag ra ce is featured . Host: Dalla s Ra1nes. Stereo @America's Cup Highlights (Race 2) all Nowstworid Report Final Edition 1D John Osteen 12:30 1!) MOVIE: A Raisin in the Sun (2 :30) (I) Wortd Tomorrow (I) Ill Roggln'a Horooa (I) 0 Llleotylea ot the Rich I Famous illl iD Suporboy Ul (!) In Amortco IIJ Paid Program ® Road Teat Magazine Stereo tD Indy Summary II 11.!1 Feed tile Chlldrsn With larry Jonea 1:00 (!) lUI Paid Program (I) Q ~ Gl Entonalnmont Tonight Stereo \M) Ui) Newt l!lJ ID Friday the 13th: The Serle• ® Winners Bobby Allison Stereo tD Batoboll Tonlght 1:30 \ijiJ Beauty snd tho Bout 0 00 0 Growing Polns 0 0 11!1 CNN Nowa ® Exploring America: Side by Sldo tD Indy 500: A Raco for Heroea 2:00 (I) Q Now a (I) 0 W!l!)d Nawa Now Stereo. L,.l 0 llil Up to tile Minute illl iD MOVIE: StHio Juatlce tRi(2 :00) ® Chomplonahlp Rodeo Stereo. @ SporlaConter 2:30 (l) D Homo Shopping Q!l Sporto LatoNight 2:35 (I) Q W!l!)d Nowa Now stereo. L,l 3:00 I!) Pacific Mogle tD Auto Racing Indianapolis 500 Time Trials, day 2 (A) Q!l Both Sldoo With Joaao Jeckoon 3:30 (l) D Homo Shopping I!) 11J Paid Program Q!l Nowa/Futuro Watch 3:45 Q!1 Neworoom 4:00 I!) Love Bolt (!) WCW Main E.ent lllJ ID MOVIE: All tho Right Movoa (Ri(2:00) Q!l Nowo(Tho Big Story 11.J1 Paid Program (fj Masterpiece Theatre Flem1ng undergoe5 reconstructive surgery . (Pt 2 of4) (I) MoltlfPIOCe Theatre Hugh Fleming , an RAF lighter pilot. Is horri~ burned . (Pt 1 ol 4) ~. 0 GD a2illl MOVIE: 'In My Ooughto~a Nome' CBS ~ndoy Movla (2:00) Stereo O ~ 1D Married... With Children (Season Finale) Lower Unctonians plan to kill Bud and AI. (PI 2 of 3) Stereo. 0 Silk Stalking• Stereo. 121 Excl)lng World of Speed and Beauty A Harley Davidson drag race is 1eatur&d. Host Dallas Raines . Stereo. IHl Pooplt Bomb (0 :30) 0 8 4:30 IHl Reliable Sourcoo • illllll Andy Griffith IIJ Scooby Ooo tD Up Cloao 11.!1 Now Zorro Stereo . 6:35 (!) Andy Grtffltll 00 Tho Jellorsons [J_ NewoHour Wood makes plans for revenge on his return1ng cous1n . Stereo . t!JJ 1D MOVIE: To Catch 1 Killer (4 00) 0 Murder, She Wrote ®Crook and Chase Q!l PrlmoNowa C lUI Prince Volloiif Stereo. 8:05 1]) Andy Grllltth 8:30 (l) D ill Freah Prince of Bel-Air Will and Carlton have Bel s,._. Devoe shoot a mus1c v1deo. (A) Stereo. 1:;1 I!) Major League Baaoball Ch1cago Cubs at Houston Astros (L) I]) Major League Beooball Atlanta Braves at St. Louis Cardinals (l) [i) Q (I) Q American Detective A nurse rescues an InJured man; a SWAT team ~rate s underwa ter . Stereo." C ®lllil 0'Gl Major Dod (Season Finale) Polly recounts fond memories of Camp Hollister. Stereo. C tD Major League BasebO'il 0 0 0 QE llil Joopanlyl C liD Gl Star Trsk: The Next Generation C ~ Ill Entertalnmont Tonlght Stereo . 1:;1 0 MacGyver tD SponoConter Q!l Monoyllno 11.!1 The Wa~ona 7:05 (!) Addams Family 7:30 (l) IJ I!)) Joopordyl C 1!1 Now It Can Bo TotiJ Cil Q Ente~olnmant Tonlght Stereo . Cil 0 Moma'a Family 0 ll!l WhHI or Fortune ~ Gl Family Feud ® Be o Star Stereo. tD Schaop Talk Q!l Crouflre O O 0 7:35 (!) Major League Baseball Pinsburgh P~rate s at Atlanta Brawes ill 1:00 (l) • ill In tile Hoot or tho Night (Season Finale) Gillespie and Tibbs obstruct fUStlca . [PI 1) Stereo . I!) load-off Man (lJ Ill (I) fiJ Full Houoo (Season Finale) Jesse·s v1deo debuts on MTV. (Pt 2 of 2) Stereo C C!J (}) Nova The succession of airborne s~ed records Slr\Ce 1908. 0 11!1 oacue: 911 Stereo. liD Ill Nl t Court 0 Murder, She Wrote ® Crook and Chose tD Women'• Pro Beach Vollerbell From Fort Meyers. Fla . [T) Q!) PrlmoNowa C 11.!1 Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. O ! 0 (l) lUI Black Stallion Stereo. 0 9:00 (l) 1J ill MOVIE: 'In tile Uno ol Duty: Street Wero ' NBC Monday Night at tile Movlea (2 :00) Stereo Cil Q (I) 0 MOVIE: 'Criminal Behavior' ABC Monday Night Movie (2 :00) Stereo . [] III CIJ Mntennlum: Tribal Wisdom and tho Modem World Stereo. ®1 11!1 ~ (!) Murphy Brown Corky mvites leading broadcast newswomen to Murphy 's supnse shower S1ereo . [] 0 WWFPrtme nme Wreotllng ® Nashville Now Stereo. Q!l Lorry ~lng Llvol 11.!1 Fether Dowling Myotertos Stereo . 9:30 0 llil ~ Gl Designing Women The ent1re stat1 accompanies Juila and t1er dale to the dr1 ve-m. (A) Stereo. 10:00 II) CIJ Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modem World Stereo. ®111!1 ~ Ql Northam Expoaure The town prepares for Adam and Eve's wedding Stereo Q ® ColebHtles Offstage Xlll O \ll Q Married ... With Chlldrsn 0 O 0 0 2:05 (l) D Homo Shopping (I) Ill Newt ill NBC Nlghtaldo 2:10 (!) Notional Geographic Exploror 0 llil Up to the Minute 2:30 I!) Donnlo Millar tD SportaCentor Q!l Sporla LatoNight 2:40 (lJ Ill World Nowa Now Stereo 3:00 tD Up Cloao Q!l Cronflrs lUI Paid Program 3:30 I!) Paid Progrem tD Jimmy Houlton Outdoon Q!l Newa Overnight 3:45 Q!l Nowaroom 4:00 I!) MOVIE: The Big Bonanu (2:00) illliD MOVIE: Stand Alone (A) (2:00) tD Saturday Night Thunder Sprints from Indianapolis (A) Q!l Larry King Llvol 4:I 0 (!) Three Stoogoo 4:35 (!) Hogon'o Horoaa O 0 O 0 0 O I 6:00 (l) IJ (lJ Ill (I) 0 ~ .., ill Nowa I!) Video Power ~ Square One TV Stereo O 12:05 (I) Q Baywetch 12:30 (I) 0 WWF Wrestling Challenge ®J a!) Stuntmasters ~ Gl Gallagher's Overboard! Known for h1s outrageous gadgets and gtm m1cks. the wacky and w1cked comed1an Gallagher returns lor h1s tenth comedy special [1 00) tD Indy Summary 1 all Evana and Novak lUI Zola Lovitt 1:00 (l) IJ Homo Shopping l!lJ ID Monstera ill Star Trok : The Noll Generation [] 11J MOVIE: ThO. Lunch Box 12 00) Siereo 12!1 Ameri can Music Shop Stereo. @ Secrsts of Speed Emerson Fitt ipaldi IHl NewafTravol Guido lUI Paid Program 1:05 (I) Q WCW Main Evont Wreotllng 1:30 I!) Twilight Zona ®lllil Nowo illl CD Tllot From tho Dart< aide tD High School Boaketball McDonald s AII·American Slam Jam from Athens , Ga 2:00 I!) Monotors (!) MOVIE: Hot Rods i'J Hall [2:00) 0 llil Paid Progrsm l1ll CD MOVIE: Evii Under tile Sun IPG i (2:00) ill NBC Nightaldo ® Talla ConnOCIIon Stereo. tD SporloContor IHllntomotlonal Corr81pondenta/Newa lUI Jowloh Voice 2:05 (lJ Ill Nowa Roodln~ Rainbow f, Full OUIO 0 11J murlo Q 2:30 1!1 Tatoo From tho Dartcaldo ® On Stage Stereo. tD Flohln' Hole Q!l Sports LoteNight lUI Paid Program 2:40 (lJ Q MOVIE: Tho Natural iPGI (2:30) 3:00 I!) Pold Program 0 MOVIE: Aelorm School GlrlatR)(2 :00) 1D Formula One Racing Grand Pm. of Spain from Barcelona, Spain (A) Q!l NewaNight Updoto 11.!1 r>rolae tho Lord 3:30 I!) Runaway Wltll till Rich Famoua Q!l NtWI/Futurs Watch 4:00 Ill• Home Shopping I!) love Bolt (!) Nlflht Trecko: Chortbualore Stereo. liD Ill MOVIE: Forlrs.. (2:00) IHl Larry King WOikend (A) Q!l NIWI/Pinnaclo Continued rrom preceeding paRe hi g hl y th ai eac h year t he m en would adorn themselves in spcctac · ular costumes . The y scrubbed thetr lcelh a brillianl whttc . They painted their faces wilh beautiful makeup. They danced. Their dances were beautifully detailed, gracc tul oances, lull o f gesturing and posturing and pout · mg and smlimg . It was a highly eompcutJve beauty pageanl where eJch man was trying to attract as many wi vcs as he could afford. 11:00 (l) D (lJ Ill (I) 0 ®l llil ~ Gl ill News II) Nowowatch 0 MocGyver C ® Crook and Chase all Sports Tonlght lUI Bordorlown S19reo 11 :30 I!) Nowa II) To tile Contrary Stereo. (I) fiJ Election '92 ~ ID Arsenio Hall Stereo 0 i (I) Electlon Coverage IHl Monoyllne 11.!1 MOVIE: Santo Fe Trail 12 00) . 11 :35 (l) D I!JJ Tonight Show Starring Jotmny Canon 0 0 1:35 (l) 1J ill later With Bob Coataa (I) Ill Entorlalnment Tonight Stereo. 1:40 0 llil CNN Newt 2:00 t!JJ 1D MOVIE: Warning Sign !Ri(2:00) ® Club Danca Stereo. @ America's Cup Highlights (Race 31 Q!l Worldwide Update lUI 700 Club With Pat Robertaon 0 2:05 (l) IJ Homo Shopping (I; Ill News I!)) NBC Nlghtsldo 2:10 0 llil Up to the Minute 2:30 1!1 Dennis Miller (I) fiJ Wo~d Newa Overnight Stereo @ SportsCantor all Sporla LateNight 2:40 (1) 11 World News Overnight Stereo . 3:00 tD Up Close all Croasflre lUI Paid Program 3:05 1]) Gunamoke 0 0 3:30 I!) Hogan'a Heroes 1D NBA Today all Nowa Overnight 3:45 all Nowaroom 4:00 m MOVIE: Kill and Kill Again 1PGi(2 00) illl lll MOVIE: Two of a ~lnd (PGJ (2:00) [JJ Law and Harry McGraw tD Auto Racing India napoliS 500, f1nal practice (A) Q!l Lorry King Llvol 4:05 (!) Allin the Family 0 4:35 (!) Hogan 'a Herooa 0 0 11.!1 Rln Tin Tin, ~· 9 Cop Stereo. 6:05 (!) Beverly Hlllblllloa 0 0 8:30 (l) D ill NBC Newo I!) Saved by tile Boll (lJ Q Cil fiJ ABC Newa ~ II) Wild America Stereo. ~Square Ono TV Sterao IIi) ~ G1 CBS Nowa II] G1 Andy Griffith IIJ Scooby Ooo tD Up Cloao 11.!1 New Zarro Stereo 6:35 (!) Andy Grlllllh 0 of Fortune The Jefferson• ~ (lJ Qlnolde Edition IIl (I) MacNeil/lehrer NowoHour ~ Q Morrlod ... With Chlldrsn 0 R e Next Gener•tJon ~ Gl Entorle nmant Tonlght S1ereo. 1:;1 0 MocGyvor S1ereo 0 tD=:""' Q!1 oneyllna 11.!1 Tho WoHona 7:05 (!) Addamo Family 7:30 (l) D ill Joopanl~ ~ I!) Now It Can Bo ol ~ Q EQrlalnmont Tonlght ereo . (I) Q Momo'l Family ®I GD Whool of Fortuna 0 Ill Family Feud 121 Be a Star Stereo. tD LPBT Bowling From Lansing, Mich . (l) IHl Croalllre 7:35 (!) Major League Buoball Pittsburgh Pirates a1 Atlanta Braves (ll 8:00 (l) D ill Dlfforsnt World (Season Finale) The day lor Whitley's lairy·tale wedding arrl\les. Stereo. Q 1!1 MOVIE: A Touch of Cion jPGI (2:00) (lJ Q (I) Q MOVIE: 'Ronaom lor o Dead Man' ABC Movlo Speclll(2:00) IIJ SclonUftc Amlrlcan Fronllors A new drug offers hope for women with ovarian cancer. Stereo. C1J World of Abn al Poychology 0 GD ~Ill Top Copa Prison escapess are tracked . (R); an arson task Ioree helps ~ce. StOteo. ~ lllJ Ill Slmpsono argo goes to the doctor to find out 0 !t, g (I) Mystery I The brewery may ha_.e to be sold; Helen knew of Stephen ·s afta 1r.(P1 ~ 'aovtE: Howling IV: The Ori~nal Nightmare 1Ai(2:00 ) ® ashville Now Stereo Ronk Boxing Heavywe1ght bout · Tomm y Momson (30-1. 26 KOs) vs Art Tucker (20· 3·11. I 0 rounds. from AtlantiC C1ty , N J Ill Q!) Larry King Live! lUI Fotllor Dowling Mysterloa Stereo 10:00 (l) D ill L.A. Low Van Owen questions a psych1c·s po wers. Gwen f1nds romance . Stereo E;1 I!) Nowo (I) Q Prime Time Llvo S1ereo. II) Quollty ... or Elael r;J (I) Under Fire [l) !, Hunter ~ ® n Stage S area Q!l World News 11.!1700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:30 (I) Wool Virginia Report ® Tolla Connec~on Ster eo 10:351]) MOVIE: Don 't Look Bock: Tho Story ol LeRoy Satchel Paige (2 00) tD Top 0 tp 1t :00 (l) D Cil Ill Cil 0 ®lll!l ~GI ill Newa I!) Night Court (Z) Newawatch ~CD Arsenio Hall S1ereo 0 9 MocGyvor ® Crook and hue tD Boooboll Tonight IHl Sporlo Tonight lUI Bonlorlown Stereo 11 :30 I!) KgJ,ak I;;J II) J n Mcloughlln 'a Ono on Ono (I) NIMhUino ~ ~ 111 k Stalkl a' Crtmo Tlmo A~ Prima me Stereo. tD Sport Center Mono(llno 11.!1 MOVI : Ride Clear of Diablo (1 :30) 11:35 (l) D ill Tonight Show Sterring Johnny Coraon Stereo. (l) Q Choero ~ Married... ltll Chlldrsn 0 m·s a saD 12:00 (I) IJ) Dennla Mlllor t!li iD Love Connection 11J Tho Equalizer at Nlltlvllle Now Stereo Q!l NewaNight 12:05 (lJ Ill Nlghtllnoft. 0 Q!) Current A air 12:30 I!) MOVIE: Night of tile Quorlor Moon (2 00) t!li iD Bamey Millar l]2l tl) Pereonala tD Amortco 'a Cup Hlghllghta (Ra ce 4) alllnaldo Politics '92 12:35 ili iJ i!])loto Night Wltll David Letterman (!) MOVIE: Tho Jericho Mila [2 00) (I) Q Love Connection ®I IIli Night Court 1:00 (I) 0 Jenny Jonoa t!JJ ID Rawhlda ~ (!) Nl~ht Gamas 1?. MOVI : Looking for Mr. oodbar 1Ail2 30) ® On Stage Stereo tD AMA Supen:rou From Indianapolis (T) Q!l ShowBiz Today lUI Paid Program 1:05 (I) Ill Now It Con Be Told ®l llil Newa 1:30 ~ Gl Now It Can Be Told ell Texas Connection Stereo Q!l NewaNight Update 1:35 (l) IJ ill Later With Bob Cootu (I) Ill Entorlalnment Tonight Stereo 1:40 0 IIi) CNN Nawa 2:00 (I) 0 World Now• Now Stereo. r.ID M IE: The Lall ycoon iPG) 12 30) ® Club Dance Stereo tD Thoroughbrsd Dlgu1 all Woridwldo Update lUI 700 Club With Pot Robertaon 2:051l11J Homo Shopping ill NBC Nlghtaldo 2:10 (lJ Ill Nowa 0 llil Up to tile Mlnuta 2:30 I!) Dennla Miller @ SporlaContor all Sporta LattNight 2:35 (!) MOVIE: Tho Terry Fox Story [2:00) 0 0 5t 2:40 • I WED., MAY 13 EVENING 6:00 (l) IJ CII Ill (I) fiJ ~ Ill ill Nawa I!) Video Power ~Square One TV Stereo ~Reading Rainbow O liD II Full Houae IIJ Smurta tD Inside tllo PGA Tour all WMd Today 11.!1 Rln Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Stereo. 6:05 (!) Beveriy Hlllblllloa 6:30 (l) 1J «]) NBC News I!) Saved by tlla Boll (I) Ill (I) 0 ABC Nowa Q_ II) Wild America Stereo . 1;1 ~Square One TV Stereo. 0 0 0 0 Ql 11!1 0 Gl CBS News illl iD Andy Griffith 0 0 Scooby Doo lD UpCIOII 11.!1 Now ZoiTO Stereo 6:35 (!) Andy Griffith 0 7:00 \ijiJ []) Wheel of Fortune 00 The Jefferson• c._ 1]) Ill In aide Edition 1;1 II) (!) MacNeil/Lehrer NewaHour Morried ... With Children 8:051]) MOVIE: Forced Vengeance lA) (2 :00) 8:30 (lJ Ill II: Cll Doogle Howser, M.D. Ooogie and h1s fatt1er volunteer to work at a clime 1n Hondura s. Stereo . C 0 lllJ ~ Gl Davis RuTeo Ow1ght starts to feel 1nsecure when Erik a dates a rich and famous man. Stereo. C @ Major league Baseball (l) Maniac Mansion Stereo Bc 9:00 (l) 1J 0 Night Court (Program F1nale) Dan scheme s to marry a wealthy g~<tfnend . Stereo Q (I) Q (I) 0 American Bandatand 40th Annlveraary Co ntemporary and legendary artists perlorm in this all-star tnbute to the longest-running vanety show of its k1nd. Host: D1ck Clark (2 :001 Stereo . [] II) Edge1>19reo C (I) On tho Line: Wfth Kanawha County Schoola ®1 11!1 ~ Gl 48 Hours: Honl Evidence Forensic detectives use sc 1ence. sawy and the 11n1ast clues to solve baffling R'st8fles and crime s. (2 :00) aJ MOVIE : The Perlect Bride 0 IJlO it!J) ID 1m Jeopardy! C Star Trsk: The Next Generation C OGI Entortlfnment Tonigh1 Stereo . 1:;1 0 MscGyvor @ SporloConter all Monoyllne lUI The Walton• 7:05 (!) Addams Family 0 7:30(l)IJ ill Jeopardy! C (!) Now It Can Be Told (I) Q Entertainment Tonight Stereo. •(I) 0 Mama'a Family @liD Wheel of Fortune OQI Family Feud Be a Star Stereo . al Pro Baach Volleyball Four -Man from Sa n D1ego (T) all Croullrs 7:35 Cil Sanlord • Son 8:00 (l) IJ ill Unoolvod Mysteriea A woman searches for a policeman wt1o helped bring her JUStice (A) Ste reo C I!) MOVIE : R"oad HouSOIA J (2:00) (I) Ill (I) 0 Wonder Years Kevm ·s cocky attitude has Winn10 aflry w1th t11m . Stereo. III (!) 3- ·1 Contact Extra Stereo. C 0 11!1 1!2fm Royal Family Curt1s learns how t1ard it IS to be the man or the house. Stere o. C (I] 1D Ma'VIE : Brubaker IAJ (230) 11J Murder, Sha Wrote ® Crook and Chuo Q!) PrtmeNowa Q Big Brotller Joke S1ereo O 0 a 0 8 [2 00) Stereo . 1:;'1 ® Nuhville Now Ste reo all Larry King Live! ~ Fattier Dowling Mysteries Stereo 10:00 11J IJ ill Quantum Leap Sam IS a s1ng1 ng comedian try1ng to keep h1s partner out of trouble Stereo I!) News (!} (!) Greet Per1ormancea Mom1x performs to Mussorgsk y's P1ctures at an bh 1D1t1on . Stereo ® American Music Shop Stereo Q!l World News lUI 700 Club With Pet Robertson 0 0 10:05 CIJ MOVIE: The Stone Killer 1Ai[2 00) 10:30 t!JJ 1D Night Court tt (l) D Cil Q Cil 0 ®I 4l'l ~ GI ill Nowa I!) Night Court ClJ Newswetch ~ tD Arsenio Hall Stereo 0 oo 0 0' MacGyver C ® Crook and Chase all Sports Tonight lUI Bordertown Stereo O 11 :30 I!) Kojok 1:;1 l1J Great Decisions ~ 0 Nlghtllne ~ g) 'Dangerous Curves' Crime Time After Prime Time Stereo ~ SportsCenter Q!) Moneyllne lUI MOVIE: Arrow in tile Dull (200) 11:35 ili iJ ill Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Stereo (I) Ill Cheera C llil Marriad.::With Chlldrsn 0 0 e 12:00 (I) Q Donnla Miller l1ll CD Love Connection 0 Tho Equalizer all Noahvlllo Now Stereo tD Beooboll Tonight IHl NewsNight 12:05 (!) MOVIE: St. lvoa !PGI (200) (I) Ill Nlghtiine C 0 llil Current Affair 12:30 I!) MOVIE : Appointment With Crime (2 00) illl iD WKRP in Cincinnati ill Gl Personals @ Pro Beach Volloyboll Four-Man !rom San D1ego lA) alllna1de Politico '92 12:35 (l) 0 I!)) Late Night With David Lettermen (]J Q love Connection 0 llil Night Court 1:00 (I) 0 Jenny Jones t!JJ ID Rawhide ~ Ill Night Game• 0 MOVIE: Continenta l Divide [PGi (2:00) Stereo 13 American Mu1ic Shop Stereo. Q!l ShowBiz Today 1:05 (I) Q Now It Can Be Told 0 IIi) News 1:30 ~ Gl Now It Con Be Told tD Pro 0 0 ~noeboarding/Sklboanllng From Orlando. Fla. (A) all Now1Night Update 11.!1 Paid Program 1:35 (l) D ill Later Wltll Bob Coatea I]) Q Enter1einment Tonigtlt Stereo. 1:40 0 IIi) CNN News 2:00 (I) fiJ World News Now Stereo. C l1ll CD MdliiE: North Avenue Irregulars (G) (2:00) ® Club Dance Stereo tD lnalde tho PGA Tour Q!) Worldwide Update lUI 700 Club With Pot Robertaon 2:05 (l) D Home Shopping (!) MOVIE: Tho Killer Who Wouldn't Die (2 00) (lJ Q Newa ill NBC Nlghtside 2:10 I]J) 1m Up to the Minute 2:30 (!) Dennis Miller tD SporlaConter Q!l Sports LateNight 2:40 (I) Ill World Newo Now Stereo 3:00 0 MOVIE: Low and Harry McGraw: Dead Men Don 't Make Colla (2 00) ~Up Cloae Q!) Crouflre lUI Paid Program 3:30 1!1 Hogon'a Heroao @ Top Rank Boxing lightwa1ghl bout: TOdd Fos ter (22~1 . 19 KOs) vs Jeft Mayweather 122· 1·1. 9 KOs) . 10 rounds. hom Bozeman. Mont. IAI 121 Newa Overnight 3:45 Q!) Newaroom 4:00 I!) MOVIE: Tho Naked Gun [2:00) 0 O 0 FRIDAY 0 1¥.ntouc IIi) 1,2; ~ MOVIE: Tho ob os [AI(2 :30) Two teenager s exper1ence problems when they move to Beverly Hill s t l Stereo lUI You Aako for It, Again Stereo 9:00 (l) IJ I!)) Cheers [Season F1nala) Wood y and Kelly try to control the1r lust Stereo 0 a 0 Stereo. O Amortco'a Cup (Cont.) 2 c t!JJ ID Bovorty Hilla, 90210 Q!l World Today llil Jeopard:' illllll Star Tre : 0 8:30 [l) ill WhHI 0 0 12:00 (I) Ill Nlghtilno IIJ Tho Equalizer ® Naahvlllo Now Stereo . Q!l NowaNight 12:05 (I) Q Nlghtilno C 0 llil Current AHolr 12:30 I!) MOVIE: Dreoaed to Kill (AI (2:00) Ill 0 Dtnnla Miller t!JJ ID Love ConnacUon ~ Gl Poroonolo IHllnaldo Politico '92 12:35 (l) 1J ill Late Night Wltll David Lettennen (!) MOVIE: Villa Rldos[Ai (2:30) (lJ Q love Connection 0 11!1 Night Court 1:00 t!JJ ID Rawhide ~ Gl Night Game• 0 WLAF Footbaii(A) ® On Stage Stereo IHl ShowBiz Today 1:05 (I) Q Now It Con Be Told 0 II!) Nawa 1:30 (I) 0 Jenny Jones ~ Gl Now It Can Be Told ® Church Street Station tD Sponacenter Q!l NewaNight Update lUI Paid Program 0 EVENING 7:00 ~ D Q e Stereo. (l)Q Choora C llil Morried.::'Nitll Chlldrsn 0 0 SATURDAY 0 1f she 1S pregnant. (R) Stereo. IIJ Murder, She Wrote ® Crook end Chno Q!l PrtmeNowo 11.!1 That's My Dog Ster eo THU., MAY 14 tD 0 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY • Robl~oon 0 8:30 1!1 Major leogua Boooboll Ct11cago Cubs al Houston Astros (L) Cil Q (I) Ill Homo Improvement Tim loses to J1ll when the entire family goes bowling . (A) Stereo. illl al Major League Buoball C1nc1nnah Reds at St Lows Cardinals Ill 11.!1 wnneaa to Survival 9:00 (l) D ill Law & Ortl1t (Season Finale) Cerreta and Logan uncover a bank fraud scandal. Stereo . Cil Cll (I) Ill Roaoanne Becky's college plans are put on hold due to financial problems . Stereo . II) FronUino ~ (I) FronUino ®lllil ~ 1D OVIE : 'With Murder In Mind' CBS Tuesda~Movle (2:00) Stereo. IIJ MDVI : Leas Than Zero (AI(2:00) ® Naahvlllo Now Stereo. tD America 's Cup '92 all Lorry King Llval lUI Father Dowling Myatertoo Stereo. 9:30 (I) Ill (I) 0 Coach Hayden and Chnstine race the hardShips of a long-distance romance . tD Pro Knoeboardlng/Sklboerdlng From Orlando. Fla . (T) 10:00 (l) D ill Dateline NBC Fraud, corruption and negligence by the a1rline 1ndu stry is uncovered Stereo.' C (lJ Q (I) 0 Boot ol Slrbora Walters: logondo, Now Generation John Wayne. Lucille Ball, Johnny Carson, Arnold Sct1warzenegger . Roseanne Arnold. Jay Leno. (1 00) II; (I) (iatenlng to America With Bill Moyora ® On Stage Stereo tD Bueball Tonight IHl Wo~d News lUI 700 Club With Pet Rober1ton 10:30 ® Chun:h Street Station tD Major League Buoball Ill 10:351]) MOVIE: The Lett Challenge (2:00) 0 (lJ Q lnoldo Edition 1;1 II) CIJ MacNeil/lehrer m m 0 7:00 \ijiJ ill Wheel of Fortune 0 Gl Evening Shade Millennium ... QE llil ~ Gl CBS Nowa 0 0 Stereo . ~ II) (I) Trsvola Stereo. 1:;1 ~ 0 Tho Equalizer ® Naahvllle Now Sterao . tD Bueball Tonlght Q!l NawsNight 12:05 (I) Ill NlghUino C 0 11!1 Current Aiilk 12:30 I!) MOVIE: Tho Horrible Dr. Hichcock (2 :00) 0 Gl Poroonalo tD Auto Racing Zerex Saab Pro Senes from Atlanta Q!)lnaldo Politico '92 12:35 (l) 1J 0 Lata Night With David Lattormon (lJ Q Lovo Connection 0 119 Night Court t :00 (I) Jenny Jon•• illliD Rawhide ~ II Night Gomoa 11J Hollywood lnoldor ® Colobrtttoa Ollatago lUll A v1sit to Alabama group memb6rs' private !arms. (1:00) Stereo tD Indy 500: A Race lor Heroes all ShowBiz Today 11.!1 Paid Program t :05 (I) Q Now It Con Be Told 0 Ill Nowo 1:30 0 II Now It Can Be Told IIJ Dog Houao @ Auto Racing F1restone Indy lights Championship from Long Beach, Calil. (T) Q!l NawaNight Updolo 1:35 (l) 1J 0 Later Wltll Bob Costa a (I) Ill Entertainment Tonight Stereo. 1:40 0 IIi) CNN NIWI 2:00 (I) 0 World News Now Stereo. [] illliD MOVIE: Mr. Mom lPG I (2 00) 11J Paid Program ® Club Donee Stereo tD Glory Daya all Wo~dwlda Update 11.!1 700 Club With Pat O 0 0 12:00 (I) 0 Donnla Mlllor iJIID Arsenio Hall Stereo. 0 0 Q e 0 ®lllil O Crime Time Alter Primo Time Stereo C tD SportaCeniir Q!l Monoyllno 11.!1 MOVIE: The Clmorron Kid [I 30) 11 :35 (l) D 0 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Stereo (l)QChaors C Q!) Morried...'WIIh Chlldrsn O lUI New ZoiTO Stereo . 9:30 (I) Moaterpleco Theatre Fleming undergoes reconstriJCiive surgery . (PI 2 ol4) C m 6:00 (l) D Q Cil 0 0 Ill ONawa 1!1 VIdeo Power III Squors One TV CIJ Reading Rainbow liD CD Full Houaa IIJ §lnurla @ Amorlco'o Cup (Contj Q!l World Today 11.!1 Rln Tin Tin, ~ -9 Cop Stereo. 6:05 I]) Bevo~y Hillbillies 6:30 (l) D ill NBC Newo I!) Saved by tho Bell Cil Q (I) 0 ABC News C.. II) Wild America Stereo . 1;1 ~Square One TV Stereo ~ m·swoeUngBullolo' t!liiD Star Trsk: The Nell • TUE., MAY 12 EVENING (240) II) European Joumol (I) Q Nlghtilne C QE 1m Jeopardy! C 0 I 0 NowaHour 0 MarriecL With Chlldrsn 0 0 \ll Squore One TV Stereo. (I) Ill lnaldl Edition 1;1 II) (I) MocNellfLohrer a Wor1d Today 11.!1 Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. 8:05 (!) Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 (l). ill NBC Nowo I!) !laved by tile Boll A visit to Alabama group members private farms . (1 :00) Stereo. all Wo~d Newa 11.!1 700 Club With Pot Robertoon tt:OO(l)IJ (l) Q (1) 0 OlD IDJIII 0 Ntwa II) Newowolch 11J MacOyver C ® Crook and C'hl11 IHl Sporll Tonight lUI Bordortown Stereo. t t :30 I!) 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Q!l Nowomaklf Sunday 11.!1 Prince Valiant Stereo 10:35 (!) MOVIE: M11ters of tile (fnlvorso (PG) (2:00) 11:00 (l) D AI lnue I!) To Be Announced (I) Q Now1makora III Squors One TV C (I) Nathalie DuprH1:ooko lor Family and Frlenda 0 11!1 Sunday Morning Homo !DPokll'rogrem 5:30 Ill• Paid Program iiJ Mr Slater Slim [] aNewt/MOfllywHk 1:00 ill. TV Chapel Ill Lou Grant (I) World TornorTGw IIJ• Ufeltyleo ollhl Rich a F1r11011a MIIIIUN illlieft!Stylo 0 aD Lifo Choices 0 liD Gl Andy Grilltth IIJ Fllntatone1 0 a a 8por1l LateNiglrt il . SUNDAY ffitereo. Ill WQd Newa Now 3:00 tD Up Cloae Q!l Croullrs lUI Pold r>togram 3:30 I!) Paid P~rom MOVIE: omoron'a out [AI (2 :00) Stereo. 1D NCAA Today Q!) Newl Overnight g 0 3:45 Q!l Newaroom 4:00 I!) MOVIE: Bend~ King of Tu11(2 :00J tD r>ro Jot kUng World Finals from Lake Havesu, Ariz. (A) all Larry King Llvel 4:30 [l) CD MOVIE: The Search (1 :30) 4:35 (!) Hogon'a Herooa • • FRI., MAY 15 EVENING 6: 00 (l) IJ (I) Ill (I) 0 ®l llil ~(!) ill Newo I!) 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(1) 0 Marna 'a Family ®111!1 Wheel of Fortuna @G) Family Feud ® Bo a Star Stereo. tD Major League Boaeball ill IHl Croaoflre 7:35 (!) Mojor League Boaeblll Montreal Expos at Atlanta Braves (L) • 1:00 ill . ill I Wltnoaa Video Oswald 's shooting is eKamined ; authorities tape schoolchildren.( A) (1:00) Stereo I!) MOVI : Who II tile Black Dohllo? (2 :00) IIl Ill (I) Q Family Matters Urkel t1elp s Carl catch a bunch ol vandaliZing ~g members. IAj Stereo III C1J Wooh ng!on WHk In Rt\lltw Stereo. Q ®liD 0 Ill Tllanlc: Treoaure of tho Deep An 0 0 fr 0 0 7:00 ~ D I!)) Wheel ol Fortune 0 MacGrvor Stereo tD SponaContor mternat10nal crew embark s on an explorat1on of the sunken sh1p to retneve ne ver-before-seen footage of the wreckage Host Walter Cronk1ta. (1 001 S1ereo [D ID America • Moat Wanted A Lou1S1ana parolee kills wh1te trymg to rob a politiCian Ster eo Q 11J Murder, She Wrote ® Crook and Chua Q!) PrimeNewa 8:30 (I) Q ~ 0 Roaey and Buddy Two people are preven ted tram devetop1ng thelf new cartoon 1deas by power -hungry weasels (An,maled)(O 30) Stereo r;J IJ) Ill Wall Stroe1 Week Stereo 9:00 aJ 0 1!JJ I'll Fly ~way (Sea son F1n ale1 Nathan 1S oveqoyed about t"11S coach s re turn Stereo I]) 0 rJ) 0 Dinosaurs Robb1o s pal Sp1ke con_. 1nces h1m to oeha_.e liKe a macho an1ma1 ~R) Stereo ljJ I]J Air Force One : The Planes I the President• II Stereo criD II!) l]ll mJ Ancient Secrets ot the Bible Retlglous scholar s and sc1ent1sts snare VIeWPOintS on SIOfleS of the 81ble thr ough re-enactments and mtngumg ev1dence Host W1lham Devane (2·00} Stereo ~ []) m Sig tings Human abduct 1ons and other ev1dence ot UF O VISitation s are exammed Stereo. 0 Beyond Reality ® Nuhville Now Stereo all Larry King Llvol lUI Discovering tho Firat Year of Life DramatiC footage of an Infa nt's developmental milestones reveals the dynamics of early physical. social and emotional growtt1 throug h the hrs l year (1 :00 ) 9:30 (I) Ill Cheers ~ (I) 0 Baby Tal Romance explodes betwee n Magro and James (~ Stereo t!J) 1D Trial & ITOr The con victiOns of two 1mpnsoned men. Roger Colem an and Terry McCracken . may be senously changed by overlooked ev1dence and false Identifications . (0 :301 Stereo i Swamp Thing 10:00 I!) Nawa ~ Q (I) 0 20/20 Stereo. ID Hunter~ IIJ Tho Hltchhl or ® On Stage Stereo IHl Wo~d Nowo 11.!1 700 Club With Pat Aobertaon 10:30 I!) Major League Baseball Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Giants (L) II) (I) Mra. Fenwick Wont to Waahlngton Dunng tour terms 1n Congress. Fenw1ck se ts a htgh standard tor ethiCS and 1S the 1nsp1rahon lor the honorable Lacey Dawenport. [0 :30) ~ 0 Ray Bradbury eater ® Au1tln Encore Stereo. @ Major league Baae-11 Ill 10:35 (!) MOVIE : I Wu 1 Moll Order Bride (2 :00) 1 t :OO (l) D (lJ Q (I) fiJ 0 1D ~ Gl ill Nowa (LI Newawatch §CD Araonlo Hall Stereo MOVIE: Basic Tr•lning (A) [2 00) ® Crook and Cheae IHl Sports Tonight lUI Bordenown S1ereo O 11 :30 (l) D Tonlght Show Starring Johnny Caraon Stereo (1) Yea, Minister (I) fiJ Nlghdino O ill Gl 'Dartc JustiCe ' Crime Time After Prime Time Stereo O 13 Moneyline lUI Bordertown Stereo 11 :35 (I) Q Choora ~ §IIi) Married ... ltll Chiklrsn 0 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson S1ereo 12:00 (I) 0 Dennis Miller [I) 01 love Connection ® Nashville Now Stereo all NowaNight lUI AudloVislon With Scott Rosa Stereo t 2:05 (lJ Q Nigh~ l neft. ®l llil Current A "" O 12:30 illl iD Barney Miller 1!: Gl Porsonola Q!)lnaldo Poi~ICI '92 12:35 ill D ill Late Night With David lettermen (!) MOVIE: Tag: Tho Auaallnation Gome 12 00) Cil Ill Love Connection 0 IIi) Night Court 1:00 (I) fiJ Jenny Jonoa l1ll CD Rawhide ~ Gl Night Gomoo 0 MOVIE: Summer Job IAI (2 00 ) Stereo ® On Stage Stereo Q!) ShowBiz Today lUI Paid Program 1:05 (I) Ill Now It Ca n Be Told 0 llil News t :t5 I!) 10th Inning 1:30 I!) MOVIE: Reorvlow Mirror 1200) ~Ill Now It Con Be Told ® Auatln Encoro Stereo. tD SponaConter IHl NewoNight Updolo 1:351l1G ill Friday Night Vldeoa ~ Cll Enterlllnrnent Tonight ereo. 1:40 0 GD CNN Nowa 2:00 liD Gl MOVIE: Rolum of tho Living Dlld lA) fOOl 121 Club Danco tereo . tD lnolde tllo Sonlor PGA Tour Q!l WOrtdwtdl Update 0 0 �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER Vr.I~AI !>- r:»Y I IT'S TAKEN 11\£ AU."' MORI-IIN6 JUSf m50RT ~ I AAVE:t.JT £Vf.l.ll£IT FOR LUOCH YE:r MD ru€ lS l;()f: B.Aa. AIIJY %~~~ THES€: PM'ER:5 ... ':~~:t~~~ Television Viewing ' • FRI., MAY 8 S©\\oUlA- ~ r-tts® WOlD - - - - - - EcUt•ll br ClA';;.Y~R~.~~:!,.;:;;;;;;;~aJ~- Rear range leller' ol 0 lour Krambled words ~imple low 10 fo rm lour • Sundav• 75 cents GAM I the be· words FLTEDY EVENING Happy Mother's Day Cubs post 3-1 triumph over Reds- C-1 Mother•s Day traditions have not changed over the years . Sands A-6 6:00 !%l II Cll Q Cll tlJ I!JliiD ~Ill ~News P U G0 R ID Square One TV Q \1l Reading Rainbow Stereo I' I I' I ~Ill Full ~use Q [)) Smurfo W ~AT 5Ho SAl ~ "THE FOcLOWING TE ST WASMADE POSSIBLE B~ A GRANT FROM YOUR TEA C ~ER '' DID SHE SAY' I 9 Motowo d a Wo~d Today Q) Rln Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Stereo. Q 6:05 !Il Bovo~y Hlllblllloo &:16 (!) 10th Inning 8:30 (%) II 0 NBC News Q (!) !laved by lho Boll Ill Q (I) II ABC Nowo Q. ID Wild Americo Stereo. Q Squ.o1'11 One TV Stereo. lr YOU I-lAVE A PLEDGE BREAK MA'AM.I'M LEAVING: I I 1I I 5 HUBGOT \1l d liD ~ Ill CBS News 0 lllllll Andy G~llllh ~IGH Amulet · Usher· Acorn · Mutiny - CHEMISTRY "I th1nk I'm gett1ng a poor grade in economics ,' my so n said "Everyone does badly 1n one subject ," 1 replied "Yea," he sighed, "but I was planning to tail CHEMISTRY'" fury. (Animated) (0 301 9 Up Clooo Q) Now Zorro Stereo. Q 6:35 !Il Andy G~lfllli 7:00 13111 0 Wheel or Fo""ne (li Tho Jolloroona Q_ Ill Q lnlldo Edlllon 1;1 ID (!) MocNeii/Loh"'r NowoHour 0 \ll tl) Marrto<l ... Wllh Children Plftcron rJfw.>PAf>Ef Off/Cf.s ·-> MAf~IAGE C:J.A.fJ"IfiE-1) - - .f'FLL.t YfllJ G0JS1f Co/.vMN - Tf/../.f #A f.. f!TATE DWflt.J . Ff<lf/.l.f ' O{ITS ; " ~-~------- ALLEY OOP 'r'ER YER HKi~H T~E~ E'S A LARGE R)tKE" OF MOO'IIIAN5 HEA.DED nus WA.Y ~N' 1}-IEY'Ii1E ~MEP TO TH ' TEETH _1 liJ MocGyver Q 9 SportoConler a Monoyllne Q) MOVIE: Tho Plolol: The Birth ol • Legend (G) (2:00) Staroo. 7:05 !Il Addomo Family 7:30 rn II ll1i Jeopardyi!J !lJ Major League Boaeball Chtcago White Sox at Baltimore Orioles (L) Ill Q Enlertolnmenl Tonight Stereo. Q (JJ tl) Mamo'o Family I!JliiD WhHI ol Fortune 0 ~Ill Fomlly Feud a Bo a Stor Stereo 9 Mojor League Baooball (L) a.crooollre 7:35 !Il Sanford & Son 8:00 (%) 0 0 I Wl1nou Vldoo An undercover drug raid; a llood VICtim 's rescue _Stereo fl D ALDER EAST ... t8 53 +K J 9 4 'K J 7 • 6 52 t95 +KQJ9 B Family Manors a bomosnell. Stereo. !;I ID (J) Woahlnglon Week In Review Stereo. Q liJl (J!) ~ Ill Mom Knowo Boat A Mother 's Day tribute to sitcom moms and their changing roles in television Host Ph~coa Rashad. II :00) Stereo. L,l I!JIID America'• Moat +t076532 • 7 6! 'AQI04 ... By Pbilli~ tAKQ764 Vulnerable East-West Dealer South Alder If you spend time solving smgle- dummy problems in bridge books, you Will soon discover that if you need a fine sse to succeed to make a contract. it Will work. But if you don't need a li · nesse, 1t w1ll faiL Look at today 's North-South cards Agamst f1ve diamonds, West leads the club king What is your !me of ~lay' North's three-diamond response was a limit raise showing about ll points and probably at least five trumps. The contract looks too easy. You ,.,,. ,. 3,.. W.Si Soulb Pass Pass •• Pass Pass 5• Nortb Eul Pass Pas. Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead +K L------------' spade I rom hand . Suppose West sw1tches to a spade You win wtth dummy 's ace, discard your last spade on the club ace and ruff the spade 10 high in band. You wm the first tnck with the dummy 's cross to dummy with a trump, ruff the spade queen high and return to dumtrumps. After that. you take three li· my with a trump. Finally you run the nesses, one in spades and two in heart nine. Even it West ~~nns ~~nth the hearts As long as one works, you are Jack. he 1s endplayed U he retwns a home. And that is how almost every· heart, 1l1S into your A-Q U be leads a one would play the hand . But suppose black card, you throw dummy's heart you are told that all the key honors are loser and ruff m your hand. offstde. Is there any chance to make Did you realize you bad l.bree possi· · contract" ble plays, not two, attriclt one' Yes. there 1s - tf you play low from the dummy at tnck one and dtscard a © t- .....,1\PU &II Ebb ISW AUil Wented The most amazing captures. arrests and Yict1ms ol crime. Stereo. 1:;1 liJ Murder, She Wrote Stereo. Q a Crook and Chaoo aPnmeNowo Q 8:05 !Il Andy Grilltlh 8:30 !Il Major League Baooball Atlanta Braves at St. Louis Cardinals (LI 1IJ D (I) II Step by Slop After Frank and Carollea..-e NASTY MCNAQF CAN MA.KE YOU DOANYTH INEi HE WANT51W TO DO. NO, HE 511::> ON HE's GOT A GRE;AT 61FT OF YCI.ii< HEAD UNIIL. q.>.~HUH;o; YQJDO IT. lor a weekend, a wild party 1Je9ins IR) Sterao 1::1 1D (J) Wall StrHI Week Starao 0 9:00 !%l D 0 Madock Stereo 0 (i) Q (I) 11 Dlnouuro Charlene and Baby are taken hostage by ralrigerator creatures. IR) Stereo _0 ID (J) G1'11at Perlormoncoo Claudio Abbado 's first year as d1rector ol the Berlin Philharmonic . Stereo liJ) (J!) ~Ill 1992 Mill Unlverae Pageant More th an 70 young women compete lor the coveted title 1n Bankok, Thailand . Hosts Leeza Gibbons and Dick BAI{N EY YOU REMIND ME OF A HAPPY LITTLE PUPPY, WHAT MAKE S YOU SAY THAT, LO WE ElY ? ACROSS Antwer to PrnkKit Puu.. 35 Steel source 36 Blue shade 37 Cut oul 39 Domineering 40 By birth 41 Highest nolo 42 More sky· 1 Helen of 5 Hankering 9 Poetic conhaction 12 Hawkeye Slate 13 Not all 14 Airline Info colored 45 Yale student 46 SIIIh aenae 15 Garrulous 17 Cowboy Rogers 18 Crlckol pollllono 19 Addlllon lo a house 20 Sierra 22 Wooden tub 23 See next (abbr.l 49 Snakelike lloh 50 Wastu away 53 Even lpoet.l 54 Chlne&e aoclety 55 Angere 56 Firearm owners' org. pago(abbr.l 24 Blister 27 Kitchen 57 Fencing aword 4 Challer (aLl 5 Troplcol baakot llber 6 Slog 7 905, Roman 6 Sho•ropalr 58 Eumlne appliance 31 Adjective ending 32 Too much (Fr.) 33 Chrlatmal 34 Compass pl . DOWN 1 Former Yugoslav leader m11t1 >-rr-t-+--t ....-+--+-1 -+--+-1 decides to switch places with BF.RNICE REIJE; OSOL \ land. OH 44101 -3426 GEMINI (May 21·Juno 201 lssuong or- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You ders and directives could seem very r.alural today However. tf anyone at tempt s to boss you around . you 're apt to respond tn an unktnd manner CANCER (Juno 21-July 221 In your 'Your 'Birthday ,.., 9, 1992 You m1ght no sub jected to som e changes 1n !he year ahead th at you didn't anticipate Don ' t get rallied. because al1 er H1e dust se ttles . you 'll disr r. vr>· ! ~'- ·, ,v ,r c ror your ult1mate good TAURU:i (Apri120-May 20) Steer clear ol a volat1le Jssue toda,. on wh1c h you and your mate are dlametrica!ly opposed . II this matter IS allowed to surface, it cou ld spoil the day for both of you . Know where to look lor romance and you'll lind it The Astro· Graph co mpetent 1ndividua1 , but don't estabilst1 ob Jectives for yourself today th at are beyond your capabilities. II you fail to achteve them , +I could put you in a 'fery sour mood has te to get your shoppmg done tod ay. you mtght purchase same tnl erior goods . Before leavmg the store. you'd be wise to examtne all merchandise carefully LEO (July 23·Aug. 22)11 you laollo lead by example. you 're no! ltkely to get oth ers to do your btdding today _Don't ex· poct more of them than you would ask of yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22)1n a conversation with close frtends today. you may have a chance to get in a few licks regarding someone wh o has caused you fru st ration s recen tl y. Don't embellish the truth LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl. 23) Today, a pal who is slo w to return borrowed items might want you to loan a prized possesSIOn that you frequently use . Be ready to respond wllh a friendly but firm "No." have some negat+ve Information about an assoc1ate you ' re nol sure is valid . If you talk about it to others today, you co uld be doing an 1nnocent person a disservice. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) A curo. ou s acquaintance might quest1on you today about a sensitive matter you're re luctant to discuss _Don't feel obligated to reply just because you were asked AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 1!1) Don't enter into an agreement with another IO· day that has elements about which you feel unsure . Your perceptions could be valid warnings that should not be ignored. PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) Your keen powers of observaliOj)•might be geared to finding faults rather than virtues in others today lf you ridicule or condemn anyone, be prepared to be criticized In return . ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 19) Try not to be too demanding of your friends today. They're your real pals, but this is not the time to put their loyalty to a test. (A) Stareo. [))Swamp Thing 10:00 IJl Q (I) tl) 20/20 Stereo ~ ID Hunter 1::1 il) look Tho H~chhl,or a On Stage Stereo awo~d NtWI ~ 700 Club Wllh -+--+-1 ...-+--+-t--t Pal Robarllon 10:30 (!) News [)) Ray B1'1idbury Theater (l) rn m rn m I!JliD 0 Nowo Night Coun t;1 Newowolch ~ ID Arsenio Hell Stereo. (!) (!] ~MOVIE: Fl1'11hOuM (AI (2:00) a Crook ond ChoN a Sporto Tonight Q) Bordertown Stereo. Q 11:30 (%) G Tonight Show Starring Johnny Co1'110n Stereo. (!) Kolok Q !Il MOVIE: Gold ollhe Am~~zon Women (2:00) 1D Yoo, Mlnloltr (I) II Nlgh~lne 1::1 ~ • 'Doll! JueiiCe' C~me Time Al111 Primo Tlmo Committee launches campaign for PlJUage of 9-mill school levy GAU.IPOLJS - Parents in the Gallia Counl)' Local School Dis· lrict will have one more opportunity 10 maintain the four high school ~ when they go the polls June 2 and decide the fate of a 9-mill optnling levy . 1bal's the message the Save Our Schools Commiltee , a citizens group which has undertaken the levy campaign, will bring to the votas in the next few weeks. The commiuee met Friday to finalize plans and appove language for the promotional literature it will dis· IJillulc throughout the county. The Gallia Coun1y Local Board of Fducatioo placed the levy on the bal1ol 10 raise funds to keep Han · nan Trace , Kyger Creek, North Gallia and Southwestern high schools open. Failure of the levy will moan all four schools will be consolidalcd into the Kyger Creek building, 10 be renamed River Val Icy High School, thiS fall . The board also has a 4-mill bond issue for a new. centralized high school m the ball01. The Save Ow Schools commillee, formed earlier this year 10 respond to the proposed consolidation. has been working to maintain the four sdlools and gathered nearly 3,000 signanm:s on a petitioo calling for a YlMC of the district on the closure of the schools. The comnuuee stressed that pas· sage of the levy not only mean s helping the high schools, but the elemeotaries as welL Fundmg cut- backs due to the district's financial condition have affected the grade schools, and the board assured the comminee at its March 23 meeting that the levy revenue will aso be directed to the restoration of staff, textbook and transportation replacement, and capital improve ments to all of GaUia Local's build· mgs. Committee members also emphasized thai it realizes that even if the levy is successful, ath· lctics won't be restored to all four buildings and one sports program will exist for the district. However, the committee said i1 feels educa· tion is the more important issue al hand, and should the levy be successful, the single sports program will be addressed later. Promotional literature from the committee will contain estimates from the county auditor on how much of an increase the levy will mean in taxes for homeowners. The average home in Gallia County has an estimated appraisal of $30,000, lhe committee said, meaning the levy will cosl the homoowner an additional $94. "Is our children's education in our local schools worth an addi· tiona! $94? We think so," is tH e statement on th e co mmittee 's fly. ers. The committee will be seeki ng permission to distribute the litera· ture in the schools and at gradua tions later this month. Fred Dee!, a member of th e 44 Arm bono 45 eaate 46 Emerald lolo 47 Wotchto 48 Allenllongottlng ..,. CELEBRITY CIPHER ~ Qptw a~ ........ ortlllrld frOM qiiiOt liD • by IMIOul ...... pillll Mel pr-.t E8Ct\....., ... .,....,...,.. • ' IFJ VEU WNUVEJUU MEP ..,.,.., r~•'*-K...-c. KNIU KR AMKFVEMIVKEU RVEP VEIJEUJBH WKOVEL . F M B J FMIVEL BKKC SK V V MRIJO AKEJH . ' ZKME XKBIVEU. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I never thought of ac11ng In tho mov1oo ..., in my lila. I wall lo New Vorl< to porlorm In lhoeler." Sandy Dennis. AH committee, said another goal behind passage of the levy is 10 give the district time to fonnulate a solution to its funding problem s and develop an acceplable plan for !he system's fuwre. "It's my feeling that we need to get our finances in order for the short run, over a two-to-three-year period, and get people from all over the county involved to fonnu late a plan that everyone can buy into," Deel remarked. "You can't JUSI force a plan down peop le's throats." A member of the Gallia Local board from 1980 until 1991, Decl said it's hi s belief that once the high schools are closed, 11 will be impossi ble to reopen them . Dec! said h1 s "best guess" for the reason would be that if the buildings are closed for a period of time, detcriorauon would set in and the cos1 of meeting state standards to gel the buildings ready for usc again could be prohibitive. Additionally, Dee! felt the clo sure of the schools could negative ly affect the communities surrounding them. The transfer of students who don't want to attend River Valley to surrounding district s would be a drain on the local ccon · omy, he added. "Economically, for thi s county , it 's importan110 keep our school system intact," he said. "When you stan going in the direction of Fair· land or Oak Hill to go to school, eventually people will go in Jhat direction to do business." RAC talks tound 9 Major Loaguo Baaeball ~til area. Tbe pool is scheduled to open during Memorial Day weekend. (Times-Sentinel photo by Kris Cochran) 51 Hlglloel port ._._....,_.._. 52 Slrlko 121 Austin Encofll Stereo. 1, :oo rn 11 PREPARES POOL - Clean up on lbe Gallipolis Municipal Swimming Pool began Thurs· day aftft'DOOII, as Danny Bays, (left), and Srolt Caldwdl, (rigbl) do some deaning near tbe slide lt•m 1S surprised when hiS daughter wins a rock band SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOY. 221 You re a II. - 27 Stopped 28 GoH fltlll 29 Gobof ond Poron 30 Depend 32 Cllrlolmoo 35 Repeol 36- - toult '-..-+-11-"1 lovermuch) "' 38 Chtmlcal aufflx 1-+-11-1 39 Rodor ocroon Image >--+--t-t-1 41 Orotlon 42 Exloled 43 Mollcloua axact double (AI Stereo. [J' ID Hidden VIdeo Alather Matc hmaker mstantly reveal s wt11 ch s1gns are romanttcally perfect tor you Matl $2 plu s a long, sell-addressed . stamped envelope to Matchmaker . c lo tht s newspaper . P .0 Bo~ 91428 . Cleve- 22 Bro'allbling 23 Wood lor 24 Obligate ...,"""TTI"1 25 Unlreq,.,. ted "' 26 Author Jean a Lorry King Uvel Q) Father Dowling Myotoriea Stereo Q 9:30 Ill Q Choero 1::1 (I) D Boby Tal' Mockey ASTRO-GRAPH 21 Dawn Saarinen o Beyond Reanry a Naohvlllo Now Stereo ~ Martha- 16 Vool period olllmo 9 Arthllocl - 3 Hooters and New Age spiritualists debate the earth 's energy l ields. Stereo . C tJMi SON ~ ~ 10 EngDoh ochool 11 Actreoo Item 2 Hone color Clark. (2:00) I!JIID Slgh11nga Scientists YORE TAILS A-WAGGIN'!! WELLSTON - A revised verSIOn of the AGHJMY Solid Waste Di strict's management plan wa s approved by the organizauon's Pol· icy Committee after hearing public comments Thursday. The plan will now be submiucd to local governments in the district for approval in hopes of meeting a June 24 deadline from the Ohto Environmental Protection Agency. The OEPA requires the district 10 have a plan in effect, but indicated il will be fleXIble on its deadline if tile district has a plan in develop ment The commiuee heard critiCISm of a sectmn of the plan dealing SOUTH How many plays are there? .\lostly sunny. High near &0. 13 Sectiono, 92 Pageo A Mul1imedia Inc. Newspaper Revised solid waste plan again under fire ~1-t! club are, discarding a spade, and draw (JJ Cl {Season Finale) Urkel is a detective in a case involving MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Middleport Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, May 10, 1992 ••• WEST Stereo . ~ DE'f! Vol %7, No. 14 Ccop;olglned 1992 t A Q tO 'i83 tJI0832 PHILLIP d liD Current Aflair 1::1 I!JII8 Star Trek: Tho ~oxl Gen1raHon C ~til E'!Jiftifnment Tonlghl ANNOVN("fMfNTJ - tfj.Lf CtfiHf NORTH BRIDGE Along the river ............. ,Bl -6 Business/Farm ............... D1-8 Classified ....................... DJ-7 Deaths ................................ A2 Editoral ............................. A4 Sports ............................. C 1-6 Weather. .......................... A-3 • tmts - I Chuckk!wood Park from her FRANK AND ERNEST Teens against drunk driving present program at SHS- Page B-1 UN\( RA MBLE L[ll[RS fOR AN\Wf R . who tolls them all about Mother's Day, and they save QUAJifY 1992 PRINT NUMBFRED LETTERS IN IHE Sf SQUA RES il) What'l Up, Mom? Buttons, Rusty and their lnends meet Mother Nature, lf'o VU~Y A large dog followed my fnend into my house. The dog jumped on my sofa Aslomshed I yelled, "Can't you control your dog?" "My dog ," my friend exclaimed, "I thought it was · · · · · · · 1" VOPER Inside UlS 1flt HONORED • Job n Lester, left, was recenlly honored far llis 10 ynrs as History Day advisor at Gallia Academy High SdJool lAster IUid over 40 students from GAHS who qualllied for scatr Histary Day COIIIpetition in Cleveland, we~ honored during a...,._. rec:rptio• sponsored b~ the Academic Bo05ters Club. l'lfsaltiJII lAster with a 1irt is Blwr Simpson, righl i to resume Monday RAVENSWOOD, WVa. (AP) - Negotiations aimed at ending an 18-month -long labor dispute al a Jackson County aluminum plant concluded for the weekend and will resum e Monday, the Unilcd Steelworkers union said. More than 1,700 Steelworkers have been off the job at Ravenswood Aluminwn Corp. since November 1990, when tlleir conlnlct e<pired. The Wlion claims it's locked out of the plan~ while the company says the Steelworkers are on sl!ike. Talks resumed last week in PitL~burgh after a 10-mon!h lapse. The union issued a statement Friday Qight quoting union vice president George Becker as saying the negotiations "have brought us to the point of narrowing the issues.'' wilh the locatton of future landfills over groundwater sources. Jackson County enviromental advocates Bill and Agnes Martin drew auention to the provision due to thw concerns over groundwater supplies that would be affected by landfills. Both srud they would not oppose the plan if the commiuee tncluded an amendment to the pro· vismn excluding the establishment of all landfills above "groundwater aquifers producing 1wo gallons or more of usable water per mmute." The Manins said the provi s1on , as it stood, dtdn't address three new landfills whose applicattons arc being considered by the Ohio Environmental Prote<Uon Agency. The proposed new landfill s include facilities planned by Sands Hill Waste Systems for Jackson County, Mid-Amencan Waste System s for Vinton County : and Kilbargcr Construction Co. for Athen s Coun ty . Btll Martin sa id the prov1 sion had no force in ti S pre se nt form . The word "future" pennit.> the district to ex clude those three landfills from groundwater co ncern s. he said. "We wanl to protect groundwater, thai's the ISS ue," Martin added. The committee agreed to change Continued on A-2 Stephanie Scott to compete for Miss Central Ohio title By KRJS COCHRAN Times-Sentinel Starr GALLIPOLIS - Stepharue Scott will soon be packing up all her crowns and heading to Columbus m hopes 10 add to her collection of litlcs. Scott was recently named Mtss Ohio River Valley, q113lifying her for the 1993 Miss Central Ohio pageant, June 5- 13 at the Renais sance Theatre in Columbus. She also is the retgning 1991 Miss Gal· lia County and River Recreation Queen . Only th e third contestanllo qualify from Gallia County, Scou will be competing against 39 other panicipants ages I 7-26, in the areas of mt erv icw, talent and swimsuit. The winner will be announced June I l. According to Scou, she recently mtcnded a spring forum in Mans field to ge1 acquainted with other COntCSUlntS and the acUv1Ues thai will be going on during the pageant. "They go all ou~" said the Un iversity of Rio Grande freshman . "li 's huge." Considered as a commumty fes· lival, the pageant will in cl ude a parade, a style show with co ni cs · lants modelmg designs by Don Nash and Suzie Lee, a golf touma· ment, and dance. Proceeds from the style show, sUited Scotl, will be donated to he lp homeless women. Upon her arrival, Scott will check-i n and meet with the ho st family she and another contestant w11l be staying witll throughoul the pageant. Is Scott worried about competing? A little. "Many of the se girls have a lr eady been in the pageant before," said Scott. "A lol of them have more experience and co me from bigger ciues." But big things come in small packages and Scott hope s 10 cducale others about southern Ohio residents . "''d like to get rid of the stereotypes,'" says Scott. "1 think they expecl me to show up in bib overalls." But Scott won't lei that rattle her. No1 when prizes arc to be won. Accordin~ to Scott, Miss Cen tral Ohio woll receive a $10,000 scholarship along with other prizes. The queen is not the only one who can come away a winner. Fifty individual scholarships will also be awarded, she added. With competing comes expens· es, and Scott hopes area businesses and individll3ls will help hcc as she represents Gallia County. Already providing support to Scon are WGTR, Saunders Insurance, Carl's Shoe Store, Car Wash Inc ., Pine Street, Gene Johnson Chevrolet. Larry's Painting, Super· America, and Norris-Northup Dodge. Despite her lack of pageant Continued on A·2 SPONSORS CANDIDATE · John Saunders of Saunders Insurance, Gallipolis, is one or many offering support lo Stephanie Sroll as she competes for the 1993 Miss Central Ohio title in Columbus. The 1991 Miss Ohio River Valley Queen will be checking in on June 5 and will be competing against 39 other participants . (Times-Sentinel photo by Kris Cochran) BANNERS ARRIVE - Tbe new ''Welcome to Pomeroy" banners purchased by the Pomeroy Merchants Association with matching funds from Bank One have arrived and will be bung for display by Heritage Weekend (June 13 and 14). Pictured with ooe of the new banners are Joan Wolfe, left, of Bank One, and Susan Clark, president of the Pomeroy Merchants Association. � 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. 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