http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2e92f0c981e301607c58ef685d075b84.pdf 2ab6ee5de00ff77136d658c17819efe0 PDF Text Text 1992 Ohio Reunion held Three receive scholarships during 63rd Rutland alumni banquet The 63rd annual Rutland High School Alumni Banquet and Dance was held Saturday at the Rutland Civic Center with a catered meal. Officers for the year were Ron nie Rife, president; Linda Haley, vice-president; Pauy Young Clark, secretary; and Marjorie Priddy Rife, treasurer. Scholarships were awarded to Miranda Nicholson, daughter of William and Carolyn Nicholson; Paul Sharp, son of Paul and Wanda Stacy Sharp; and Chad Wise, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wise. Donations from local businesses were presented as prizes to the following : Janet Sigman, Roger Alkire, John and Jenea Dyke, Geraldine Reed, Danny McDonald, Diana Brogan, James Birchfield. Carolyn Gardner, Delma Nelson, Alberta Montgomery, Joan May, Lynn Benscholter. Raymond Wilcox, Thomas Brewer, Larry and Linda Montgomery, Dons Thomas. Ronnie Taylor, Sharon Wise and Jean Wood. The 1993 officers are as fol lows: Dick Dugan, president; Paul Musser, vice-president; Sally Williams Lambert, secretary; and Jirn Sheets, treasurer. Registering at the banquet we!'": Donna Davidson, Judy and Dante! McDonald, Joan Stewart, Bob Stewart, John Southern, Janet and Carl Morris , Raymond Wilcox, Virginia Michael. Bill and Lillie Kennedy, Roger and Dawana Black, David and Jane Rice, Betty and Kenneth Longstreth, Kathy Jeffers, Melanie Dudding, Shirley Simmons. Kimberly Willford, Karen and Joe Floyd, Carl and Glenda Aleshire, Giles Smith, Bob Eads, Marge and Jerry Schoonover, William and Carolyn Nicholson, Jim Sheets, Miranda Nicholson, Robert and Betty Musser, Iva Slater, Raymond Harless , John and Alberta Montgomery, Frances Hendrix, Kathy Schultz, Doris Thomas, Geraldine Reed, Kenneth Wilcox, Maxine Dyer, Marcia Dennison , Robert Dennison, Kenneth Brown, Jean Wood, James and Eleanor Thomas , Fred and Avan ell George, Mary Woodrum , Norman Will, Dorothy Led lie, Pearle Canaday, Sabra and Allan Gibso n, Harold Carson, William Lambert, Katie and Eugene Fink, Marie Birchfield, Margaret Parsons, Kenneth McKinney, Richard Canaday , Josephine Styles, Larry and Linda Mont gomery, Virginia Carson, Dianne and Rodn ey Walker, Joan and Bruce May. Mickey Williams, Clyde Davis, Harold and Marjorie Rice, Garnet Bachner, Ruth Bower, Esther Kennedy, Nellie Krebs, Paul District 13 D of A members practice for upcoming rally IN TRAINING· Lee E. Burnem, seated, or Vinton, and Shawn A. Cunningham or Syracuse are in the 124rd Academy class or the Ohio Highway Patrol. The class will graduate in November. Cunningham, Burnem are members of new patrol class Shawn A. Cunningham of Syracuse and Lee E. Bumem of Vinton are in the Ohio State Highway Patrol's I23rd class which began Academy training on May 4. The class will run for 27 weeks wt!h graduation scheduled for Nov._6: Subjects covered tn tratntng include crash investigauon and enforcement, patrol car operation, police ~.&hniques and procedures. invesLigaLion procedures, cnm1nal law. ev idence, and procedure conce rning felonie s, misdemeanors, rul es of evidence, and the co urt structure, motor vehicle related laws, human behavior, care and use of frrearms, civtl disorders. officer safety, and ftrst aid. After graduation each of th e newly commissioned troopers will begin a 60 day coach-pupil period under th e guidance of a veteran officer. District 13, Daughters of America. met recenOy at the senior citizens building in New Lexington, to practice for the rally to be held Saturday at 9:30a.m. with registration at 8:30a.m. Bette Biggs, District 13 Deputy. presided over the first pan of the practice, and Mary C. Moose, dtstrict councilor, presided over the las 1 pan of the prac lice. The names of two of the tables were changed - Esther Harden, who was to work on the "Guess What" was taken off that table and put on the regi stration table and Belly Young will work on the national ways and means table . Members of District 13 are urged to come to the rally. It is a potluck lunch and members are to bring two dishes, vegetable and a salad or a vegetable and a dessert. The meat, rolls. coffee and soft drinks, and table service will be furnished by the district. Helen Wolf, district pianist played for the practice . Perry Council No. 283 served refreshments after the practice. Attending were Mary Moose, Betty Wolfe, Perry Council No. 283, New Lexington; Mildred Lowery, Logan Council No. 120; Esther Harden, Bob Harden. Margaret Cotterill , Eileen Clark, Nathan and Bene Biggs, Janice Lawson, Guiding Star Council No. 124, Syracuse; Doris Grueser, Esther Smith. Betty Young, Everen Grant, JoAnn Baum, Enna Cleland, Opal Hollon, Thelma White, Marcia KeUer, Faye Kirkhart, Ehzabeth Hayes Ethel Orr, Jean Welsh, Mary K. Holter, Chester Council No. 323, Chester. Anyone not having a reservation that wishes to do so should call Betty Dean at 985-3855 or Opal Eichinger at the Chester Post Office. WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR PLUS MICHAEL DAVIS Sixth birthday Mi chael Da vts ce lebrated his si<th binhday recently at the home of his grandparcnt.s, Jim and Zorra Johnson. Att endin g were hi s mother, Jamie, Jim and Zorra Johnson. John G illi spte , Mclt ssa Davis, great -grandmother, Ernestine Jon es, Paul, Teresa and Joshua Collins, Jeff, Bonnie, Jason and Jarod Mankin. 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(Iller of St. Rt. 664 &33 Lop, OWo 1-80H37-3238 STORE HOURS Monday 9:30..1:00 Tues.ay-Sahrday 9:30·5:00 The first French Republic was pro- Page 4 claimed in 1792. Vol. a, No. 11 CopyrlghiOd 1H2 ANDERSON'S DOWNTOWN POMEROY • 992·3671 FREE DELIVERY Rain tonigl1l. Low in mid-50s . Saturda~·, chantt uf rain 711 pcr- t't' n l. 2 Sect lona, 14 Pages 25 cent• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 29, 1992 A Multimedia Inc. NewsoaDOr Belmont County may get honor camp with prison COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A $3 million prison honor camp originally proposed for the Southern Ohio Correctional FacilitY. in Lucasville may instead be bmlt in Belmont County, the state's prisons chief said. Reginald Wilkinson raised the possibility of transferring the correctional camp in an interview Thursday about the choice of Noble County ftr construction or a $25 million, medium -security prison. A smaller institution, also for medium-security prisoners, is being proposed for neighboring Belmont County. The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction initially wanted to put the correctional camp, housing 252 minimum-security prisoners, at Lucasville, Ohio's maximum-security prison. The plan was withdrawn as a result of public and political pressure. sc heduled to travel to Noble and Delmont counties next Wednesda y to announce details of the construction projec IS. The I ,250-bed Noble County institution, expected to employ about 300 people, will be the last of four the state builds under spending authorized by legislators in 1990. The others will be in Mansftcld , Marion and Grafton. ·'We're about tn award the contracts for the architect and en~i- "There's been some discussion about the Lucasville camp going to Belmont County," said Wilkinson, Ote department dire<:tnr. He said no final decision had been made. "If we put a camp there, then it would be a satellite of another prison," he said. Plans for building the two prisons were confirmed earlier this week, but it was not known which county would get the larger prison . Gov. George Voinovich is ncc r, bul construction is still a num ber of months away," Willr.in son said. He sa td lcg tslators would be asked to include money for the Bel mont pri son in a capital improvements btl! to be submtttcd by Vomovich. He said cost and size of the Belmont institution had not bc.cn deter mined . However, a source who spoke on the condition of anonymi ty said it likely would contain 800 beds. and provide at least 200 11hs. Sen. Rohcn Ncy, R-Bamcsville, said construction of the two prisons wtth therr recession-proof state jobs represented lhc best economic news in years for a reg1on plagued by the lo ss of mi ning a nd other JObs. "We arc starti ng, thank. goodness. 10 have some win s. Courtesy of Gc:orgc Voinovich. some peopl e's li ves arc gomg to Slart to come bad;. 10 normal," Ncy sa1d. First quarter GDP growth best in nearly four years BOAT CRASH - Ciocionati firelighters and Booot-Keatoo water rescue workers use airba1s to Jilt a boat tbat crashed early Friday morning E.O.M. Sale ~~R$5&\?. Pick 3: 454 Pick 4:2238 WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. economy grew at a somewhat faster rate than ftrst thought during the ftrst three months of 1992. the government said today. The Commerce Department said the upward revision in the gross domestic product, the broad est measure of the economy's health, put growth at a 2.4 percent seasonally adjusted annual rate from January to March. In an advance estimate last month, the department had said the sum of all goods and services produced within the U.S. borders grew at a 2 percent rate. The revision brings growth tn the briskest pace since the early months of George Bush's presidcn tialtenn. However, the change was not as positive as it ftr.lt appeared. Most of the added strength carne from greater production of manufactured goods for inventories. Because the stock of goods held on shelves and backlolS was fatter than first thought. there is less pressure on factories to step up production during the current quarter. In a more positive accompanying repon, the department said corporate profits surged at an annual rate of 8 percent, the best gain in four years. Analysts are convm ced that GDP growth is strong enough to avotd a repeal of last year, when th e recovery fi zz led out after a late spring surge. Howev er, they also say the rebound is much slower than t 1 pical post World War II recove rie s and 11 likely wtll be months before the unemployment Paid 1...-I>J caadldah · lloloort C. H<ort...Joooh, 4)748 lluuoD lid. • .,_....,. -25" Pidure -Remote Control -cable Rea•y -<asters E.O.M. Sale Lollery Robert C. (Bob) Hartenbach Your Meigs Co. Commissioner Republican Jan 2nd term Thanks alot! SYLVANIA CONSOLE TV -16 Cubic Foot -frost Free -Lots of Storage Portland advances to NBA finals Vote For ~· TOPS meets Ohio TOPS Club No. 570 held its regular meeting rec entl y at the Carpenter's Hall in Pomeroy . Calista Searls was leader and the mee ting opened with pledge , prayer and roll call. The KOPS best loser was Julia Hysell; TOPS best loser was Gail Fitch and Darlene Curry; and teen best loser was Heidi DeLong. Following roll call a spec ial reading was given by Nancy ManIcy on "Fat," followed by a qui1. by Debra Hill, "Caloncs and Grams of Fat tn Food." Before the close of the meeting each of the best losers was honored with a certificate and th e monthly loser for April was Donna Jac ks who received a charm. The group meetS every Tuesday with weigh-in at 5 p.m. and meeting at6 p.m. Call992-2774 or 9922234 for inf<IT!lation. Plans finalized n Chester alumni to hold banquet The Chester Alumni Banquet and Dance will be Saturday at6:30 p.m. with dinner served by the Otestcr PTO. Reunion classes to be honored are 1932, 1937, 1942, 1947, 1952, 1957. Dance music will be provided by Charlie Ritz Band. The decorating committee con sists of Harold and Beuy Newell, David Koblentz, Starling Massar, John Reibel and Maxine Goeglcin. Anyone who would like to assist with decorations should report to Chester Elementary at 6 p.m. Fri · day to set up tables. Reunion classes wishing to decorate theu tables can do so later in the evening or on Saturday aft.emOOil. The Middleport Class of 194 2 held its 50th reunion at the Middleport Fire House Saturday afternOOn with 36 graduates and their guests Musser, Bill Coy, Viola Shoemak- auending. er, Gladys Amsbary. Martha Agler, Members of the class attending Le roy Chapman, Anctl Cross, were James M. Reed, Kenneth Larry Carson, Bernard Wilson , McElhinny, Henry Clatwonhy, Joe Eleanor Williamson, Irene Tom, Young, Jean Ebersbach Cooke, Gerald Saxton, Pauline Rife , Barbara Hackett Mullen, Nelle Charles Perry, Harry Plummer, Childs Bahr, all local; John Edwin and Goldie Nelson, Delma William Call, Long Bottom; Ernest Nelson, Ernest Nelson, Mike and Frazier, Stevensville, Mont.; Anna Bonnie Nicholson, Larry Long , Mae Werner Durst, Gallipolis; James Lanning, Thomas Brewer. Betty Nuckles Holder, Clinton, Dwight Brown, HMold Darst, Jud- S.C.; Marcella Russell West, Leesson Price, Sharon Ferrell , Cectl burg, Fla.; Pauley Anne Kincaid Hewiu, James Hewin, June Hysell, Beav er, Middletown ; Robert Nancy Haddox, Joyce Johnson, Mitch, Wheeling, W.Va.; Janet DilBurnie Knapp, Donald King, Anna lard Wurster, Centerville: Enzo Null, Verna Corsi, Maylee Moore, BarsoUi, Fresno, Calif; and fanner Wayne Roush, Donna McKinney, teachers, Nan Moore and Earl Emma Roush, Janet Jones, Bob and Knight. Rosemary Pope, Geraldine SpurThe group attended the Middlelock, Leroy Pope, James Birch- pen Alumm Banquet on the lawn field, Rodney and Carolyn Riggs, of the former Middleport High Paul and Rose Patterson, Vivian School. Jones , Carolyn Gardner, Diana Brogan, Nate and Joann Wtse, John Wise, Ruby Diehl, Roger and Charldine King, Ph1llis Simpkins, Ernie Smith, Suzy carpenter, Tom Hysell, Shirley Cogar, Betty VanMatre, Pauline Tillis, John and Plans were made at the recent Jenea Dyke, Robert Smith, Sharon meeting of the Bashan Ladies Aux · Wise, Lynn Benscholter, Paul itiary to hold an ice cream social on Pierce. Dennis Weber, James June 12. Grueser , Herbert Johnson, Clara The March smorgasbord was Hysell, Frank Young, Linda Haley, deemed successful through the Martha Chapman, Ronnie and efforts of everyone who supponod Margie Rife, Ronnie Taylor, Patty the venture. and Ralph Clark, Jack and Mary The public is invited to the ice Nelson. Janet Mowery, Catherine cream soc i.al. Shenefield, Wesley Sisson, Richard Dugan, Laura Steele, Douglas Long, Jim and Elaine Dyer, Clarence and Sally Lambert, Joan Wolfe, John Brogan, Wanda Sharp, Dorothy Emmons, Carrie Kennedy, Wanda Vining, Beatrice Reinhart, Dorothy Taylor, Leo and Linda Jack Barton, Betty Grim, Mary Mtrris. Some the guests did not register. Holter, Carol Pierce, Kathleen After the banquet, the alumni Rodgers , Herb and Ruth Grate, Janet Sigman, Carolyn Dailey, Bob and their guests danced and visited and Joan Snowden, James Lam ben, to the music of Ron Hayes. Ohio Lotterv" on the Ohio River at Cincinnati. Police said three people were killed ud three were Injured, (AP) Voters are not getting whole story from ads WASHINGTON (AP) - Two Republican congressmen continue to fire at each other heading into Tuesday's Ohio primary. Now the salvos are going across the airways in ads broadcast this week. Clarence Miller and Bob McEwen are both airing radio commercials about the 1989 Ethics In Government Act, which gave Congress a whopping pay raise while cutting off outside speaking fees . But voters don't get the whole story from either ad. Miller's ad doesn't mention that he kept the pay raise he voted a~ainsl. And McEwen's commercial doesn't mention that he voted for a pay raise. "The ethics bill McEwen supported said members could no longer pocket their campaign funds or raise their own pay," says a script provided Thursday by the McEwen campaign. "But after the next election, when the refonns he opposed went into effect, Clarence Miller pocketed the money anyway. In fact, in the 26 years he's been in Washington, taxpayers have paid Clarence .Miller $800,000 from other pay 'raises he claims tn have opposed, .but accepted." Members of Congress now earn SI29,SOO, thanks to the 1989 law that boosted salaries and added automatic cost-of-living adjustments. The big increase and the adjustments were pan or the ethics bill ·that Miller voted against and McEwen voted for. Here's how the Miller campaign states iiS case: "Bob McEwen says his opponent, Clarence Miller, voted against the Ethics in Government bill. You can bet your paycheck he did, and let me tell you why . Though the bill Bob McEwen accuses Con gressman Miller of opposing sounds appealing, it was in fact the very bill that included a $35,000 pay raise for members of Congress. Clarence Miller voted a~ainst it and he's proud that he did. ' The McEwen ad says Miller "voted against the good govern· ment plan put together to clean up Congress and get the special interest money out." "Bob McEwen is fighun g to change Washington," the commercial concludes. The Miller commercial says McEwen is "attempting to confuse and decieve the voting public on thi s iss ue as he has on so many other issues." It winds up this way: "Quit the Washtngton dou bletalk, Bob. Straight talk is what the people want. It's time you gave it to them .... Vote for Clarence Miller for Congress. He says what he means and he means what he says." Miller and McEwen are in the same primary because of redistricting. Miller's district was carved up three ways, and the largest block of territory was merged with counties McEwen now represenlll. ,...--Local briefs-__, Sheriff issues advisory With all of the schools of the county, dismissed for summer vacation, Sheriff Soulsby urges area motorists to be extra cautious for children playing along the roadway and/or ridin~ their bicycles. Parents are urged to caution their children that if they ride bicycles on the roadway, the bicycles are to be ridden in the same diree· tion as the cars. Children should also be instructed that when they walk on the roadways, they are to walk facing approaching trafftc. Fire probed by officials An investigator for the State Fire Marshal's Office has been called in to assist the Meigs County Sheriff in detetmining the origin or a ire in Columbia Township. Accordin~ to Sheriff James M. Soulsby, the Columbia Township Vohmteer F1re Department was called on Wednesday at 7:56 a.m. for a f1re that destroyed the John Marzosshi residence on Carpenter Continued on page 3 Three killed in Ohio River boat crash CINCINNATI (AP) - Three occ upants of a pleasure boat were killed early today when their speeding craft hit rocks on a bank of th e Ohio Riv er, pol ice said . Three others were hurt Investigators suspec ted that alcohol was involved, Ohio Department of Natural Re source s spokeswoman Mary Hayes said. Police spokesman Howard Ntchols said the boat flipped over on its top after hitting the rocks at about2 a.m. The ODNR declined to immedi ately release the names of the three men killed. The injured were taken to Uni versity of Cincinnati Hosp ital , where Frank Oser, 27, of Cincin nati, was listed in crilical condition; James Waller III, 27, of Cincinnati, was listed in serious condition : and Roben Lee, 24, of Hooven, was in fair condition. rate - the poltticall y most important barometer of the nation's ceonomi c health - declines apprwably. "It's son or a laid-back recovery so far. Thai's what we're getting and that's what we're c.pecting," sa id economist Robert G. Dederick of Northern Trust Co. in Chicago . " If the unemployment rate breaks through 7 percent, we' II be lucky." Bush is counting on a pickup in the economy to boost his re -elec tion prospects. But, in April, 7.2 percent of American workers were looking for jobs, only a tenth of a percentage point below the recession 's pea!< of7.3 percent. As m the frrst report, the Ameri can consumer was the star per fotmer in the economy during th e firs! quarter. Consumer spending, represe nting two -thirds of th e entire economy, grew at a 5.4 percent annual rate, slightly better than the iniual estimate of 5.3 percent. Spending rose an espec ially strong 18.4 percent for durabl e goods such as automobiles, home furnishings and appliances. AnalysiS attributed the surge to Iower in Icres t rates. whi ch pu l more cas h in many homeowners· pockets via mortgage refinancings, and to a reduction in the federal income tax withholding rdlc, which had the same effecL First quarter growth also was helped by an 8.4 percent gam in hou sing co nstrucuon, a healthy incrca.IC but not as good as the 15.8 percent surge reponed originally. Inves tment by businesses In new equip ment rose 3.7 pcrccm, con s•d crably beucr than the ftrst C'iUmate of 1.6 percent Commere 1a l consLrucLion dec lin ed 3 percen t co mpared with an 8.5 percent drop in the ftr st report . Trade acted as a slight drag on the economy instead of a slight sUmulanL The economJCS of major U.S . trading partners , notabl y Japan and Germany, arc softening as U.S . growth picks up. The overall 2.4 percent gain in the GDP followed a barely percepttble 0.4 percent rise during the fmal three months of 1991 , gains or 1.8 percent in the third quancr and 1.4 percent in the second quarter , and actual declines in ou tput dunng the first quarte r of 1991 and the fourth quarter of 1990. The various changes liansl:.ttt:d mto a GDP increase at a sea.10nall y adjusted annual rate of $2R .9 btl li on with tot.a l GDP swndtng at $4.9 trilli on after adJUSilng for inflation . A GD P mdcx which rnc.:1surcs price changes for a marketbaskct of goods rose at an annual rate of J 1 percent in the frrst quarter, up from 1.7 pcrcenl m lhc last qua rr ~r of 1991. The 8 perce nt surge in corporate proliLS during the firs! quanc.r was the best si nce the first quarter of 1988. Last year, profit.< fell4 .6 percent for Lhc third consccuLive annu al decline. For all of 1992. profits cou ld shoot up 15 pe rce nt, accordmg to privat e eco nomi sts advising the Busi ness Council, an cltte group of IIXJ top COrporate cht ef CXCCU!JVCS. Perot backers to present petitions; McEwen-Miller, Senate battles heat up Research In c. of Wa s htn~ton , showed th ai Clinton wa s fa vored Backers of Ross Perot's bid to by 19 percent of those polled. all of win a spot on the November ballot wl.Jm said they planned to vote rn in all 50 states say they have more Novembe r. Thirlccn perce nt of than enough si~natures to qualify respondents were undecided. The the Texas billionaire for Ohio's margin of error in the poll was J.S general election. Volunteers said th ey would pen:cnUJge points. In the on ly Hou se primary deliver some 15,000 signatures this nati onwide involving Republican morning to Secretary of State's Mill er and McE wen incumbents, Bob Taft's office , well ahead of the arc both airing radio commercials Aug. 20 ftling deadline. about th e 1989 Ethics In Govern On Thursday, the broadsides ment Act, which gave Congress a continued in the Republican primapay rdise while cutting off outside ry matching incumbent Reps. Bob speaking fees. McEwen and Clarence Miller , " The ethics bill McEwen supwhile GOP Senate candidate Mike ported sa id members co uld no DeWine took aim Democratic Sen. John Glenn's vote on legislative longer pocket their campaign funds or rai se their own pay," says a expenditures. And a new poll showed Perot sc ript provtded the McEwen cam and President Bush running even paign . "But after th e ne>t electton, among those surveyed while when the rcfotms he opposed went Democrat Bill Clinton trailed both. mto effec t, Clarence Mtller pocketPerot's supports ne ed 5,000 valid signatures to qualify him for ed th e money anyway. In fact, in the 26 years he's been in Washingthe Ohio ballot Nov. 3. Also planned today was a rally ton, taxpayers have paid Clarence Miller $800,000 from other pay - one of six to be held around the raises he claims to have opposed, nation - at the Ohio State Fairbut accepted." grounds. Perot was scheduled to Members of Congress now cam address the rallies by satellite from $129,500, thanks to the 1989 law. Orlando, Fla. A poll released Thursday, Miller voted against the bill and showed that Bush and Perot each McEwen voted for it. Miller' s ad details his reasons were favtred by 34 percent of 830 for voting against the measure. Ohioans surveyed May 22-25 by "Bob McEwen says his oppotelephone. nent, Clarence Miller, voted agmnst The poll, conducted ftr WKRCTV in Cincinnati and WSYX -TV the Ethics in Government bill. You in Columbus by Political Media By The Associated Press Students are watching less TV, study says WASHING1DN (AP) - American students aren ' t watching quite as much television, but they're also spending Iiule time reading either for school or pleasure, an Education Department report said Thursday. "The more students read, the better they read. We've known this for a long time," said Education Secretary Lamar Alexander. "'UnfOIIUJUilely, our children aren't reading very much." President Bush called the report troubling, hut Alexander said, "I'm not a big one for preaching gloom and doom. I think we're perfectly capable of doing whatever we need to do." Students who watched less TV had better reading proficiency, according to the Nauonal Assessment of Educational Progress,~ ularly known as the Nation s Report Card. The report showed a general reduction in TV -watching, although the amount of viewing still was considerable. For example, 62 percent of Continued on paJ!t 3 I can bet your pa yc hcc k he tltd. and let me tell you why . Thoug h th e !Jill Bob McEwen acc uses Congress man Mill er of oppo sing sounds appealing, it wa.' in fact the very bill that included a $35,000 pa y raise for members of Congn:ss. Clarence Miller voted a~ainst it and he 's proud that he dtd. · Meanw hile in Co lumbu s. DcWine call ed Glenn' s vote asa msl an ~mc~dmcnt reduc in g federal leg islati ve c:.. pcnditurcs "absolute ly amaztng ." DcWine is seektng the GOP nominati.on in a June 2 primary race agamst C leve land aviati on consultant Geo rge Rhodes. Glenn has no challengers in Tuesday's pnmary. "It is absolutely amazing to me that at a tim e when every Ohio working family is having to trim their budget to make ends mee t, John Glenn could have voted against a resoluti on to trim Congress' budget by a mere 25 percent over two years," DeW inc said in a news release. But Glenn spokesman Dale Butland said Glenn voted against the amendment on April 9 because it was irresponsible and too broad in scope. The amendment was adopted in a 52-42 vot.c. "The fact is thai the resolution to which Mike DeWine refers would ... have cut a legislative appropriations line item in the federal budget," he said. I ,t �Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy. Ohio DEVOTBD TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant PubUsheriController CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LETTERS OF OPINION ""' welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All lenen are subject to editing and must be s1gned with name, address and telepbone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Leuers should be in good wee, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters to the editor Urges 'yes' vote Dear voters: At the polls on June 2, you will he asked to vote on a 1.8 mill con- ti nuing levy for Carleton Sc hool/Meigs Industries, Meigs Co unty Board of Mental Retardauon. As I speak to people throughout ou r county, il is surprising to me the number of residents that are not familiar with our agency and the se rvices that we provide, and 1 have to assume that is because you have not been in direct need of those services. I' d like to give you a brief overview of what goes on at Carleton School and Meigs Industries. We provide programming for residents of all of Meigs County that have Mental Retardation/Developmental Delays. •Early intervention scr;ices for children ages 0-2 and their fami lies. •Pre-school and school-age placement for children meeting the requirements of the Ohio Department of Education standards for handicapped children. •Family resources:respite care, home modifications, special equipment, special diets, education & counseling. • Ancillary services: occupational therapy, physical therapy , and commumcation skills therapy. • Adult services: community employment, sheltered work, work activtty, seruor citizen activity. •Case management: informa· tion, advocacy, referral, major/unusual incident investigation, service monitoring, service placement, service coordination. crisis intervention. 'Transponation. 'Residential . Persons with mental retandation deserve an education and vocational training just like everyone else in Meigs County. We have already laid off 22 of 41 staff positions. We are below state standards in several areas. This is what is left to cut: Transponation, hot lunch program, physICal therapy for children (already cut for adults) and Carleton School (our kids would be placed in public school , which would be disastrous for not only our kids, but also for public school kids.) If you are even considering voting no on our levy , please come visit us first. I guarantee that you will walk out of our building with a whole different attitude and you will know that the ooly fair vote is a yes vote for persons with mental retardation, Carleton SchooVMeigs Industries. Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 29, 1992 WASH!NGTON - The late GOP strate~st Lee Atwater coined the phrase 'Big Tent" to describe a Republican party that showed tolerance for those members who suppan abonion rights. In a sense, it was a way of proteCting a minority within a minority party. But now it's the pro-c hoi ce minority that is trying to give the boot to one of the most vocal prolife activists in the country, and particularly the Congress. There's apparently no room in the big tent for Robert Doman, a conservauve mud soldier. Regardless of the outcome of the California primary on June 2, the poison politics now playing out in Orange County promises to spread throughout the countr~, potentially undercutung Repubhcan fonunes this November. The National Abortion Rights League and its California chapter (CARL) announced earlier this month that it had kicked off its largest congressional advertising campaign ever on behalf of Judith M. Ryan, the fm;t pro-choice GOP challenger Doman has faced. The Orange County GOP has warned Ryan that her candidacy would "damage the national party." The national abortion rights organization began radio ads recent! y on four local radio stations seen clients accomplish much in its rrogram s. We now have to struggle daily ro provide our clients with much needed services. Our new admmistrator. recently h11ed, is from Meigs county and is very much aware of the needs of our cl ients . He is very ' ' .' Rutland National!y , more than 5,000 crashes occurred at railroad crossmgs last year, with over 50 percent occurring at crossings wit.h aclivc warning signals such as lights or gates. Ohio ranks second nationally in total railroad crossing crashes and fatalities. In 1991, more than 300 crashes occurred , resulting in 55 deaths. After national crossing fatalities and or on welfare. escalated to 1,200 annually in Elec ted officials must you be 1972, Operation Lifesaver, a nongrabbed by the lapels and made to profit. public education and inforpay auenuon? ThiS can happen on mation program, was established election day! When the people by Union Pacific Railroad in Idaho. speak up you had better listen! Its sole mission is to reduce colliThe seat isn't yours, it belongs sions, injuries, and fatalities at rail to the people, most politicians for - road crossings. get this after they're elected. The program came to Ohio in So fellow voters use your vote to make a difference. Ge t out and vote' Carolyn Smith 37957 Skinner Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 0 ' '.• . '''•• •' • '''• ' ''' '· •' •'• 1978. Since its inception, Operation Lifesaver ha. contributed significantly to Ohio's 63 percent reduction in crashes and casualucs Sen.}an M. Long at railroad crossings by working with ~overnmcn~ law enforcement offictals, educators, and railroad companies. More than 230 volunteers in the state of Ohio are active· ly promoting Operation Lifesaver's "Look, Listen ... And Live" motto, helping to make highwayrail collisions obsolete. The program's three avenues of attack are: education, engineering, and enforcement. Education lets people know it is a traffic offense to cross the rails when warning signals are activated, and fmes ensue. Crossing when a train is visible is taking a risk because trains can nOI stop quickly, and it is easy to misjudge the train's speed and distance. Engineering includes work to make the crossings functional and safe with beUer warning signals. Operation Lifesaver's unique enforcement program gives train passengers a chance to see the tracks through the engineer's eyes by attaching a camera to the front of an engine. State officials, the media, and pulice are taken on a train lour and can watch as motOrists dash in front of the locomotive. Meanwhile, police officers work to cite the offenders. Legislation is pending in the Ohio House of Representatives that will increase the fine for offenders from $25 to $50, with funds going to Operation Lifesaver. Also pending is legislation to install new, highly reflective crossbars. Of the 6,450 public crossings in Ohio, m<n than half have only the tradi-. tiona! black and white crossbucks. The proposed crossbuck is a three sided, red and white crossbar which reflects the lights of oncoming trains onto the highway. As always, please feel free to call or write me, State Senator Jan Michael Long, if you have any questions or comments about these or any other issues. My number is (614)-466-8156, and my address is the Statehouse, Columbus Ohio, 43215 . Quayle unafraid of speaking truths Berry's World ' ' '' us. Reducing railroad crossing fatalities Vote 'til it hurts ... The ones that aren' t doing their JObs' Our election system is broken and bad. The ones with the bucks get elected. Elections are Wee auctions-highest bidder gets it · We seem to have the best gov ~mmcnt money can buy ! Offi cials don't really want 1h ings to change. The ones that lmc the power and money don 't •ant tD lose or share any of it Just look around and see all the new jobs and businesses brought .here '" the last 10-20 years. Just lt>'Jk at how man y are unemployed "First the L.A. riots - now the 'Murphy Brown' flap/ WHAT NEXT?" ' Accu- Weather" forecast for rl.,,;m• Vice President Quayle is fast earning a reputation as a man not afraid to speak blunt truths about subjects that ordinary politicians shy away from . Several months ago, for e.ample, he seized the occasion of a speech to the American Bar Association to suggest publicly that the United States has far too many lawyers - more than any other country on earth, in both absolute and relative terms, and far more than are needed for the benefit of anyone but the lawyers themselves. The ABA's president was so shocked that he demanded to know how America could possibly get along without lawyers .- a situation Mr. Quayle had ne1tha enviSaged nor advocated. Now the vice president has turned his attention to HoUywood, whose actors and actresses are more accustomed to public adulation than thoughtful criticism. In a speech in San Francisco, Mr. Quayle was so bold as tD condemn the season ftnale of TV's "Murph_y Brown" for depicting an intelh· gent, highlr paid professional woman as ' mocking the importance of fathezs by bearing a child alone and calling it just another lifestyle choice." The show's producer promptly fired back that if Mr. Quayle doesn't approve of single women having babies, he ought to recon· sida' his "tioo to abortion the impli=mise being that the one thing oo single women can rea- MICH IMansfield I 62' I• By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein se Melva Eblin Rt.l , Box23, dedicated to the task of provtding a brighter & happier future for them. I sincerely hope that the voters of Metgs County will find it in their heans to help provide these needed services to these less fortunate ones, by voting "yes" for the Carleton School Meigs Industries Levy. Sincerely, Nora E. Rice Parent & Board Member Saturday, May 30 blasting Doman's pro-llle advocacy: " ... let's say you're a Republican. There's a woman you really ought to get to know. She's Judy Yo! Urges 'yes' vote Tuesday Dear Voters of Meigs Co. l have bee n involved 10 th e much needed program of the Carleton School and Meigs Industries since back in th e 1960's. 1 have to Congress. It's obviously a oneprimary season. During a recent debate on issue campaign." Because CARL functions as an whether to allow federally funded family planning clinics to dispense independent expenditure commitabortion advice. Doman said in a tee, the nonmal campaign finance speech on the House Ooor: "What laws governing candidates does 001 are we really fighting here? To apply, although the CARL and have a high-school kid who is all Ryan campaign are not allowed to enamored up in this abortion cult have any formal coordination. Dor1 thing ... to be able to advise other nan charges there has been cooperhigh school kids to have an abor- ation, however. " It's not just abonion, tt's radi tion .... You folks ought to stop cal feminism," Dornan said. " I twisting the truth on this so-called Ryan , and she's running for gag rule. We don't use family plan- would never and have never been part of an operation to take out a Congress against Bob Doman in ning money to kiD babies." the June 2 Republican primary. Two CARL letters sent out Republican that l dtsagrecd wtth on After 13 years, Doman· s been m recently underscore the urgency : one issue. First of all, we're a Washington long enough.'' "ExLrcmist," one l~ner stales. minority. There's too few of us. The group quickly let it be "Few congressmen are more fanat- We consider each scat precious." known that the Dornan-R yan race ically anti-choice than Bob Doman. What also makes this contest would be a political dogfight, and On this issue, few are more danger- noteworthy is that Dornan is not beating Dornan would be the ous." under a cloud of scandal that would biggest trophy yet for the pro Ironical! y, pro-choice supporters make him damaged goods in the choice community. Although there within the GOP are now imposing general election next November, are about a dozen die-hard pro-life the very kind of litmus test they which is the usual pretext for soch congressmen in California, it's no once blamed for fraying the fabric an intra-party challenge. Indeed, accident that Dornan is a primary of the GOP. Inviting pro-choice one of the unwritten rules of Washactivists into the l.ellt was designed ington politics observed by both target Dornan has hit back hard to make the Republicans a kinder, parties is that challenging an against Ryan, zeroing in 011 the foct gentler party. incumbent within your own pany IS that she lives outside the district "It is just a major liberal, kosher only if the candidate is morand is a single-issue candidate who Democrat effort in a Republican tally wounded by scandal or dismal concedes to being "recruited" to primary to take me out," Doman poll numbers - yet doesn't have run against him by pro -choice told us "It was just unbelievable the good sense to withdraw gracegroups. thing of why - why would she fully. The Jesuit-educated Dornan has pass up this open seat where she Dornan has always been a rare not straddled the issues during the had a better than even chance to go breed in Congress, the antithesis of the weather-vane, plastic mediamanaged modern politician. With "B-1 Bob," there was never any stealth about where he stood rm c~ITU1lo~~. usually right in his opponent's face. AA\EN?MEKi fFOM Regardless of the outcome this year, Dornan vows to stick to a JAMES MISOtV long-standing promise not to run li 1S ASOUT TI-IOSE l'AY beyond 1996. Months after enter~\SES YOU G!I~E ing Congress he introduced a bill 't'OU~I.VE~/ mandating term limits. "Every party resents someone 'li'OI'I'T LOOK ~. who has never paid their dues. ts SOMETHING MIGIIi totally unknown in the party, and ~IN~ 01'1 comes in and wasteS party money. ... The irony is she lived in a district with seven pro-life men. She would have been the only woman, the only person claiming to be prochoice." A consultant to Ryan criticized Doman for, "Being totally out of touch with his district He has been campaigning for President Bush." This consultant also cl&med that Ryan is not running a one-issue campaign and that Dornan was "insulted because he IS challenged by a woman." Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein an syndicated columnists for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Rain forecast for Ohio over the weekend OHIO Weather Dissension mounts under California's 'Big Tent' sonably ·be expected to do is avoid getting pregnant every now and then. Even White House spokesman William A. Rusher Marlin Fitzwater, after first suggesting defensively that it's wrong for TV to glorify unwed mothers, headed for the tall timber, pointing out that at least Murphy Brown opted to have the baby rather than abort it, and winding up with irrelevant declarations of his fondness for Candice Bergen (who plays the part). But a good many thoughtful Americans are beginning to suspect thai behind Dan Quayle's youthful looks and baby-blue eyes there lurks a man solidly committed to decent standards and high principles. And that may not, even now, be as far out of sync with the convictions of many millions of Arner· icans as the cynics in Hollywood and the media would have you believe• As for Hollywood, the truth is that it has become a moral cesspool. Tlllle was when at least a strong contingent of starS - people like Jimmy Stewlrl. Charlton Heston George Murphy and Ronald ReaPu - espowled traditional values and took seriously their inevitable role as models or behavior for millions of Americans. But Hollywood today is infested with •nd typified by people who con- stantly assure their many fans, by poliucal battle against Sam Nunn's their conduct, that drugs are pure ''narrow'' construction of the fun. that marriage is an ouunoded ABM treaty, and subsequently in ritual, and that babies are to be had the Bush administration, where he whenever you feel like i~ fathered has searnlessly combined loyalty to by whatever male is around at the the presidalt with solid behind-thescenes suppon for SD! and a dozen time. The irony is that many of these other conservative causes. Now he seems to have begun same scoffers at traditional values get their higher-minded lcicks out speaking out, independently and of supponing fashionable liberal forcibly - never overcommitting causes, and wept over south central the administration, but making Los Angeles after the riots, deplor- clear his own personal devotion to ing the stunted lives or the father- conservative principles. less young males and pregnant or course, this may octually be teen-age females for whose disas- pan of a plan: a strategy for the trous lifestyle they themselves had Busb admmistration today, but also so diligently blazed the trail. for Mr. Quayle's own future tomorConservatives have long known row. Dan Quayle as one of their - WiUiam Rusher is 1 syndkatstaunchest political spokesmen td colu•nist lor NeW5Jillper Eatfm;t in the Senate, where he led the l•rprise Association. •I Columbus I 63' I • By The Associated Press Forecasters say the dry weather pattern for Ohio wtll come to an end Just in time for the weekend. Rain is likely for all of Ohio by Saturday morning and heavy rain and thundcrstonms arc foreca'il for Saturday night, th e National Weather Servtce said. Daytime temperatures will reoch around 70 degrees while overnight lows will be in the mid-50s. The record high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 94 degrees in 1914. The ------Weather----- .-----Local briefs... ----. Continued lrom page 1 Hill Road. They were also called for a rekindled ftre at the location at 12:24 a.m. on Thursday. The property, according to Soulsby, was owned by Steve Giglio. EMS units answer calls Five calls for assistance were answered by units of Meigs Emergency Services on Thursday and on Friday morning. On Thursday at 2:50p.m., Pomeroy unit went to Buddy Road for Lenna Oberholzer, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 9:52 p.m., Rutland squad went to Leading Creek Road. Beuy Lemley was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. On Friday at 1:13 a.m., Pomeroy squad went to U.S. Route 33. Dcbr• Cleland was transponed to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 2:5 1 a.m., Pomeroy squad went to Riverview Drive in Middleport. Edgar Thomas was taken to Hol1.er. At8:39 a.m., Middleport squad went to Overbrook Center for Eva Shriver, who was taken to Veterans. ic. Reece gave Kevin O'Neill, the ACLU's lead anon'ley in the case. The Daily Sentinel (1181'11111-MOI PQb1i•hed •"'7 •f\.emoora, M011dl)' tb._to J'rido,J, In Cow< 81., ......,.,., Ohio hy Lhe Ohio Valley PQbliMinc Cornpuy!Multimedia Inc ., Pvmeroy, Ohio 46768, Ph. w.l-21&6. Second clul .-tate paW It Ptnera,, Ohio. II•-' Tbe -.~eo~ "'-· aod lhe Ollia Ne1n1pepet ANodatioll, N•dona1 ,Y....U.inl Repruentatln, BranhaM New1paper Salu, 733 Third AnmM, New Yaet, Naw.,._ 10017. Send-""-.. POSTMABI'Ello Tbt Daily Sentinel, Ill Court St., 1\AwaO), OHio 46761. IIUIIIICKIPI10N I.ATU a, c.rn- or llotar ac-t. Today in history ::: ~:·: : : : : : : : : : : : :: :~i By The A!sociated Press Today is Friday, May 29, the !50th day of 1992. There are 216 days left m the year. Today's Highlight in Hiswry: F•ftr. year~ ago, on May 29, 1942, the movie "Yankee Doodle Dandy, stannn!f James Cagney, prerruered a1 a war-bonds benefit in New York. (The musical bio-pic about enrenainerGeorge M. Cohan was originally set to open- when else?- July 4, but the premiere was moved up because of the real Cohan's failing health.) On this date: In 1765, Patrick Henry denounced the Stamp Act before Virginia's Houso: of Burgesses. Responding to a cry of "Treason!," Henry replied, "If this be treason, make the most of ill" In 1790, Rhode Island became the 13th original colony to ratify the U.S. Constitutioo. Douly......................................... _ ..26 """" liNGLE COP\' niCS hbll:riben - dMbiJW to pay tlM earri.. IMY nllliL bl MYuu• cltrect to 1be Danr Beat:inel on • \hne. si1 llf 12 --· -lh - - c..dil willbo p . . by mall pennlllool ln when home carrier """'- ill No .-ptlono ...;tablo. Nall&aa..rt,lloao w-. w-... ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ ... ........... eo-tF t3 woob-....................................... at.l4 116 ~ . 16 53 0."""' ll•'-' eo-tF 184.76 : ::e::: : . : ·:: :·: :.•: . ::: =~ two weeks to draft a judgment entry of the decision. Once the entry is filed with the coun. the state can request a stay of Reece's ruling and will have 30 days to file an appeal. The stay request would be made to Reece, and if he turned it down it would then go to the Court of Appeals. Reece said Thursday that he expects much of his decision to remain intact after the higher couns' reviews. Pan of his ruling may be overturned after the U.S. Supreme Court rules in Pennsylvania vs. Casey, a challenge to a Pennsylvania abortion law similar to Ohio' s. A ruling is expected this summer. But Reece's ruling goes a step further than the Pennsylvania challenge by finding that Ohio's law also violates the state constitution. Pomeroy court Four were fined and si • others forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Bruce Reed Tuesday night Fined were Earl 0 . Pickens, Pornt'IOy, $250 and costs, disorderly condoct, and three days in jail; Henry Price, Pomeroy, $63 and cos~ squealing tires; Gregory Willett, Pomeroy, $50 and costs, no insurance , and $43 and costs, improper backing; Mary Sheets, Pomm>y, $63 and costs, failure to comply with an ocder from mayor's c~ $63 and costs, driving tmder suspension. Forfeiting bonds were Tina Kauff, Middlepon, $60, assured clear distance; Grace Thornton, Mason, W.Va., $80, expired registration; Briua K. Cormolly, Mason, W. Va., $80, expired registration; Robert Brooks, Albany, $64, speeding; Bridgette Ritchie, Racine, $60, improper backing; Barbara Gordon, Letart, W. Va., $80, expired registration. Hospital news Veterans Memorial THURSDAY ADMISSIONS NONE. THURSDAY DISCHARGES Charles Canter and Hugh Custer. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER M11 27 dlscbargu - Mrs . Arnold Childers and son, Paul Hodge, Sharon Leonard and Dorothy McGuffm. May 17 birtbJ - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dingess, son, Vinton. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Grimes. daughter, Jackson . Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Monis, daughter, Midtlleport. On Thursday, thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast produced hai l in Texas and Florida, and a Oood watch was posted for lower Texas. Showers and thunderstorms were scattered across Californta, Arizona and New Mexico. Northeastern Texas, Ark ansas and Oklahoma received showers, and the Te nn essee Valley and southern Appalachians got rain and drizzle. Liule Rock, Ark., reached only 55 on Thursday, the lowest high third last year and was competing in hiS founh - and last - national bee, stumbled on " pellagra," a disea.., a'ISOCiated with a diet deficiency. He had heard of i~ he said later, "but 1 wasn't sure if it had one 'L' said she knew most of the words she was asked to spell, unlike the words she faced in last year's contesl For youngsters hoping to enter spelling bees, her advice was to "read a lot - anything you can get or two.'' The word Amanda found most your hands on." Patsy Goad, her mother and difficult, she said, was "elision," meaning the omission or slurring of coach, said she was " proud and pan of a word. It 's not a word she amazed" th at her daughter had knew, and, "if for some reason 1 won. " Based on how things ran l"'t ever have to spell elision again, I may be able to and 1 may no~'' she yea r, I dido ' t think she had a chance," Mrs. Goad said told relJ(lflCrs afterward. But thi s year, she said, th e Amanda and Todd, also in the "words were more usable and they eighth grade, agreed that this year' s (the contestanL•) were more likely bee was easter for them than last year' s, in pan because they were to have encountered them in thetr less nervous but also because they readmg ." That helped Amanda , Mrs. Goad said. felt the words were easier. "S he's been reading since she Amanda said she guessed at two was 3 and she has a large vocabuor three of the 16 words she spelled lary." she satd. "A lot of the words in the two-day compeution. but she Newest 6th District contest: Who hates taxes the most WASHJNGTON (AP) - Ohio primary in Ohio's 6th Congression Reps. Bob McEwen and Clarence al District, hath voted against the Miller went into the final days of final version of the h"dget agreetheir primary election ca mpai gn ment But on an earlier vote for a difquarrelling over who hates taxes ferent version of the budget prothe most. posal, McEwen voted no and It's an unusual squabble, co nMiller voted yes. sidering that both have bee n That means Miller gave in "to dubbed "taxpayers· friend" by the the pressure from the dealmakers to National Taxpayers Union . Attssue is the 1990 budget sum - vote for the bill that included the mit in which President Bush agreed largest tax increase in America n to a compromise plan that al so history," the McEwen campaign said Wednesday. raised some ta>.es. But Miller responded that PresiMcEwen and Miller, who face each other in Tuesday's Republican State may ask that law studentS • • • take effect during appeal COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)The state attorney general's office may ask that Ohio's informed-consent abortion law be allowed to take effect while it appeals a judge's decision that the law is unconstitutionaL "We are very seriously considering a stay," said Leesa Brown, spokesman for Attorney General Lee Fisher. Fisher's office plans to challenge Wedne sday's ruling by Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Guy Reece that a 24-hour waiting period foc women wanting ahonions is unconstitutiooal. A stay would allow the law to take effect while the state appeals. The law was to take effect Thursday . Couns usually maintain status quo while reviewing cases. In this case, that would mean the state cannot enforce the law, which requires women to receive stateprinted information and physician counseling at least 24 hours before an abortion. Reece said the law hindered a woman's effon to obtain an abortion. He ruled in a lawsuit the American Civil Libenies Union of Ohio filed in January on behalf of Cleveland's PreTerm abortion clin- record low was 38 in 1949. Sunset tonight will be at 8:52 p.m. Sunrise on Satunday wiD be at 6:06a.m. Around the nation Cold rain fell in the South early today, while much of the Plains and the Great Lakes had clear but chilly weather. Much of the South had clouds, rain, fog and drizzle. and temperatures before dawn were mostly in the 50s. The nation's midsec tion had tempe ratures in the 30s and 40s. temperature on record for the date. The old record was63, set in 1907. Temperatures today were fore - , cast in the 50s and 60s m the midAtlantic sta tes and much of the Mtdwest; the 70s in much of the W es~ the Great Lakes states, New England and the South: the 80s in Rorida and the upper Plams; and the 90s in the desen Southwest. The high temperature for the nati on Thursday was 101 at Borrego Spnngs, Calif. Virginia girl captures 65th annual spelling bee WASH!NGTON (AP) Amanda Goad, winner of the 65th National Spelling Bee, has thi s advice for youngsters hoping to folW. VA. low in her footsteps: Read everything. KY. Her own voracious reading she's been a1 it since she was 3 plus a few " lucky charms" helped the 13-year-old from Richmond , Va., move up from fourth plaee in Showers T-slomJS Ratn Flwiss Soow leo Sunny Pt. Cloody Cioudy last year's bee to win this year's bee Thursday . The eighth grader took the title with an easy handling of " lyceum," a word she knew " has Extended lorecast : something to do with schools or South-Central Ohio Sunday through Tuesday: gandens." "Lyceum" refers to the Tonight, periods of rain. ThunScattered showers and thundergymnasium near Athens where derstonms also possible. Low in the storms Sunday. Fair on Monday. A Aristotle taught or to a place for mid-50s. Chance of rain near 100 chance of showers and thunder holding lectures. percent. Saturday, occasional The second-place fmisher, Todd showers and thunderstonms. High storms again Tuesday. Lows mostnear 70. Chance of rain 80 percent ly in the 50s and highs mainly in Erik Wallace, a 14 -year-old from the 70s. Blackfoot , Idaho , wh o finished lftU The Dally Senllnei-Page--)3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio May 29, 1992 Friday, Continued from page 1 fourth graders studied sa id they spent more than three hours a day in front of the tube in 1990. That was down from 69 percent who wau:bed three or more hours daily in 1988 . Sixty-four perce nt of eighth graders reported watchmg more than three hours daily, as did 40 percent of 12th graders. That was down from 71 percent and 49 percen~ respectively, in 1988. As for reading: - Sixty-three percent of the eighth graders and 59 percent of the 12th graders said they read 10 or fewer pages each day for their school work in 1990, compared with 62 percent and 56 percent, respectively, in 1988. One-third of eighth and 12th graders read fewer than five pages a day for school in 1990. - Thiny-four percent of fourth graders spent 30 minutes or less daily on homework, the same as in 1988. Twenty percent of eighth graders did 30 minutes or less in 1990, compared with 19 percent in 1988. Twenty-one percent of 12th graders reponed that level of horne· work in 1990; 19 pen:ent in 1988. - Nineteen percent of the eighth graders and 18 percent of the senioo reported not reading for fun in their spare time in 1988. The percentages increased to 30 percent and 29 percent in 1990. - Twenty-five percent of the fourth graderS and 2() percent of the eighth graders said th ey never talked about what th ey read in class. The report said schools have been slow to implement reforms in teaching chtldren to read. Teachers still emphasize workbock instruction, desptte evidence that the best approach is to combine readin~ and writing activities, the report satd. The report found that in homes where there were ample reading matenal s and where the parents read a lot. their children perfonmed signiftcantly better than other students. The report was prepared by the Educational Testing Service under co ntract with the department' s National Center for Education Statistics. she knew , they were in her vocabu- · Ia ry." Paige P1pkin, assistant director of the bee, confrrmed the charge. · " We redefined our phtlosophy to present words to spellers we · thi nk th ey wtll use or enco unter later on... she said. Amanda was awarded $5,000; Todd. $4.000. The con test is sponsored by Scnpps Howand Newspapers in 13 ci ues and 208 other daily, weekly and Sunday newspapers. The third-p lace finisher, 11 year-old Srini vas Ayyagari, from Memphis. Tenn., was also a veteran of the 199 1 bee. In fact 46- or I in 5- of the 227 contestants in this year's competi uon had participated in at least one previous National Spelhng Bee But nenher Amanda nor Todd ca n retu rn for neu year's bee. Champions aren't allowed to participa te aft e r they've won, and Todd will be too old. Middleport court dent Bush and Republican leaders asked for a vote of approval and promised it would not he lhe fmal VOle. "That was when we were sup- porting the president." Miller said. " When tt came down to the final passage, I voted no." Preside nt Bu sh, who flip flopped on his " no new tax es" campaign pledge, srud 17 months later that if he had it to do over,"! wouldn'tdoiL'' "President Bush admitted that the deal was a mistake. Mr. Mtller should just be honest and say that he let the taxpayers down on this vote," said McEwen's campaign manager, Barbara Briggs. To arbitrate , here's the NTU , which has been examining voting records and issuing reports since 1979. Spokesman Pete Sepp said the N11J blasted Bush at the time and sull thinks both budget resolutions should have been defeated. He also said he understood Miller 's point "! know they're going to make a case that the final vote on the budget agreement was the most important one. It probably was . But both, we felt, were economically destructive," he said. McEwen has won the NTU'S " taxpayers' friend " award twi ce si nce coming to Congress in 19R t. During the same period . Miller won the award five times. Sepp sa id both have good record s overall from NTU's per · spective. In th e co urt of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tue sday ni ght Cight defendants were fined and one forfeited a hand. Fmcd were Roben C. Fife, Middlepon. $100 and cos ts, resisting arrest, and 525 and costs, disorderly conduct after warning; Kathy J. Ehas . Middl eport, $10 fine only, illegal ex ha"st; Vicky L. Phillips, Pomeroy, $10 fine only, wrong way on a one-way street; Debra C. Wolfe, Racine, $10 fine only, fictitious pl ates: Rita J. Michael , Pomeroy, $10 and costs, failure to yield: Larry E. Powell, Rocine, $10 and cos ts, expired temporary tag; Neil D. Bonec uuer, Pomeroy, $100 and costs, driving under suspen SIOn, and $100 and costs and five days m jail, assault; and Almena Bentz, Middlepon, $25 and costs, disorderly manner. Jeppha D. Robmson, Gal lipolis. $63. bond. speeding. Court news Divorce granted A divorce action has hccn granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Co un to Connie Ruth Harri s, Cheshire, agrunst Douglas A. Harris, Gallipolis. Marriage licenS<'S issued Marriage I ice nses have been ISs ued in Meigs Co unty Probate Coun to William Joseph Stone, 32, Reedsville, and Carla Jean Soulshy , 29 Reedsv ill e; to Ray Arn old Ehiin, 37. Pomeroy. and Belly Lou Me rce r. 54. West Columbia , W.Va.: and to Bradley Ryan Gross, 21, and Gle nda Lynn Bissell, 23, bolh of Tuppers Plains. _Meigs announcements __ COlONY THEATRE Letart Trustees to meet The Letart Township Trustees wi ll mee t Monday at 7 p.m at tl1c office building. Election day dinner . The Racine United MethodiSt Church will serve lunch and supper Tuesday for Election Day begin11lng at II a.m. at the church . Soup. sa ndwic he s and desser t will be served. Public invited. Vote For Robert C. (Bob) Hartenbach Your Meigs Co. Commissioner RepubUcan Jan 2nd term Thanks alot! Paid ... bJ eaa<llato · lloloort c. Hartoohooh, 0748 au-n R.<L • - - I Want To Be Your County Treasurer. REPUBUCAN CANDIDAn FOR MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER VOlE FOR 00 EDWARD W. DURST Qualified • Experienced • Dedicated Pel. lor by CMCI., Edwlnl W. Dun~ 3tMO Nalllo lklmmlt Rd., Smorgasbord dinner There will be a smo rgas bord di nner June 6 beginning at 5 p.m. at the Long Bottom Community Buildmg, not Saturday a.1 stated tn yesterda y's editiOn of The Daily Scnlincl. The all-you-can -eat d1nncr will f ca 1urc ham and several ot her meats, scalloped oysters, hom emade noodles, entrees, etc . Drinks and desse n s are included in the price, $5 for adults and $2.50 for children. SPRING VALLEY• CINEMA •I 446 ·4524 l, ~ so•• • ~.;!JH l ' "'! SI 7 FRI. THRU THURS. Wesley Snipes and Waody Harrelson In WHITE MEN CAN1 JUMP . IRJ;:rr ONE EVENING SHOW Admlulon S1 .SO 446-<023 SJ.OO •u WJ- 11 ~! £'> ' rvl>l),l' aai!GolrN ~rr.t<r S~.Q 0 (V{ N1II(, '>IIlii~ A[IJl l I (Ill m JON �Ohio Spotts The Daily Sentinel River Valley Herbalists discuss group activities Friday, May 29, 1992 Page--4 Portland hands Utah 105-97 loss to advance to NBA Finals ByBOBMIMS SALT LAKE CITY (AP)The Portland Trail Blazers advanced to the NBA Finals the hardest way possible - by stealing a rare victory at the league's tough- est arena "We didn't walll to have to go back to Portland (for Game 7) because we knew they could beat us there," coach Rick Adelman said after the Trail Blazers won the Western Conference series 4-2 with a 105-97 victory over Utah Thursday night "I don't think anyone thought we could win bere wnh the record they have," Adelman satd. "W c believed that we could and tt was just a tremendous win ror us.•• The victory marked Portland's third co nference title and second trip to the NBA Championships since 1977. when the Trail Blazers won it all. Portland also made the league finals in 1990, bowing to Detroit The loss ended Utah's fust-ever conference final appearance. For the Jazz, who finished the regular season an NBA-best 37-4 record in th e Delta Center, it was the first loss in nine playoff games at home. Adelman satd tough defense down the suetch helped Portland pull away from a 77-all tie after three quarters and finally crack Utah's aura of invi ncib ility at home. "We went into the fourth quarter knowing it would have to be our best quarter of the year." Adelman said. lt may have been. The Blazers used a smothering defense to hold Utah offensive mainstay Karl Mal- one - who led Ulllh with 23 poinls and 19 rebounds - to just two points in the fmal 12 min.-es.. The Jw, wbo had shol nearly 53 po-cent in the fllSt balf, could mamgr just 22.7 po-eent in the fowtll quarter to Portland's 47.4 pen::enL "We did a put job of DOIIeiting them get easy opportunities and getting defensive rebounds fer o urse Ives and getting out IHI tbe break," said Terry Porter, who along with Clyde Drexler and Jerome KelSey shared Tl'llil Blazers' scoring honors with 18 points. Jazz All-Star John Stockton, who missed the second half of Game S after being accidea~lly poked in the left eye by Drexlcs. finished with 18 points and 12 assists. Tyrone Corbin had 22 points for Utah. "This is a tough business. Jolin played very well . Tberc are no excuses." Utah ooach Jerry Sloan said. "Pixtland is a tougb team." If tbere were doubts about Stocitoo's recovery from the eye injury, tbcy were .....00 in the fust two minutes of the game. He hit coruecutive driving layups and a IRe throw. then passed to Malone and Blue Edwards fer inside baskets, keying a game-opening 9-0 nm. ·'We JlllllPed' out to a nice lead and we boped to extend i~ but they are an experienced team and were back by the end of the quarter," Stockton lamented. "They came back and beat us on our home n<XI, fair and square." The Trail Blaws indeed rallied, riding Buck WiUiams' eight points to a 16-6 spun that closed them to 27-24. Wilh Portland trailing 33-30, Drexler opened the second quarter with a slicing drive to the basket that cut Utah's lead to a single point. The two teams then exchanged runs, with Utah building a 48-38 lead with 5:29 left in the haJJ with a 15-6 spurt featuring two baskets each by Edwards and Jefl Malone. Portland countered with a 13-6 run , with Kersey and Kevin Duckworth each hitting a pair of r.eld goals, closing the Blazers to 54-51 at the 2:16mark. Corbin gave the Jazz a 59-53 edge with his shot from the comer, but Porter' s layup at the buzzer trimmed Utah's advantage to four at halftime. ' NATIOI'iAL LEAGUE (Knqa 5-0). Eutem D+vldon T,.m WL New Yort 4h_~ Philadtlphi .. .. 20 1A 4~5 ' '" ' 444 Oric•go "" " H3 .'il2 23 _2() Mootrul G8 l'rt. !165 ...... ... 26 20 24 21 .. 25 22 .St l.DuU: .. PittsburJh I II 19 23 21 27 .......... .20 26 1/uustm Los An 1e.Ju (R _ f.hrtJncz 2- I) 11 Ouc•go (CuuUo 3--3),120 p.m. Mortlre•l (Hill 4-l) at Cl•(lnnat l (Swindell 4-1), 7:35 p.m. San Francino (T _ Wilton 4· 3) 11 P!tiJburgh (PaUciOI 2-(J), 7:35p.m. Atlanu (Smolu 4-4)-' Nc"' Yock (Gooden 4-4), 7:40 p m. PluJ.adclphia (Sduihtl3 }J) II 11{111 (l i..,LJCh 2-S). 1:1' p.m San Du:.o (Hun• .J -4) 11 St l .m .1u p.m Saturday's games New Yort. Anse.Jca (Kcvtn Grou 2 -4) 11 Cluago (Boak.ic 4- 3), l20 p.m. Montrul (Gardner 3-J) •t Cl ndn naU (Bro"nlnt: ).)).. 7:~ p.tn. San Francaco (I~ 2-2) 11 Pi.uabwgh (Drabek ~). 1 {lj p.m PhiJ.delphu ( Mulholl• nd ~ J) 11 \IOUlllm (JJorLCI 1·0), g_Q5 p.m San 0.cBo (l..dleru f..!) 11 St. l..atu (T t""kabury ~ - 1),1 ~ p.m.. Lo1 60; 56; Bonlic.l, Olkluui, ...... ss. Rc:imc:r, Tcua, ll; • d 13. T1UPl.ES - T. M:manda., Sa~~ Dic:so. }4, Bwdl. Plt'-bw"Jb. ll; LAnkford. St Lwn, ll. llolliot, Pbihdclpbtl, )2; Gwynn, Sao Otero. 32; Luk , Ptti1tdcJ . ptua, ) l' s..,.o. llwdoa. 30. S.an Fnrw:Uro II Piu.bw-gh. I.JS p m. At.lan11 at N~:.,. Yod.. I :40 p.m. Montrul•l Clnclnn.ll, l:H ~J-rn.. Sm Dlet:oatSL L:uiJ,l : l~ p.m Lol Anadet 11 Chiago, 2:2fl p m f'!ultdJfiua 11 H(tiiUJIL, 2_1'i p m Bonda , Pitubur&h. ll ; 37; G.Uil., Atlanu, •:ulem l>lvWon Tum W L Halum<n: .. . rorun~o . Nc"' YoriL B011a1. .. .. Mi] ... lukllC Detroit. l"cL fJXJ ...... 27 II ... .18 19 . .25 13 .. 21 21 GR c-. Hail:., Balta-, 9; ~ t. c..nar, Tonno. 9. STOUlN BASES - 1 - , <-. ~ 22; I. 1' o.tl.d.,1l; ~o;b. Mil••u.bt.. 16:; A...._, Baht~ 14; ........ OK.&ao. 14;. it. MoDW, TGnllllO. 12,; w. o.tLu.tl. ~ 2~ 23 471 4H .Jt.l 5.5 6.5 II 1j Clcnland.---M11 .M 'l Watun DtvllkMt 21 21 Tc~• . Ou.Jmd 26 20 .. 2A 20 MliPICiota m 5M mcHJNo (6 deciaio:u) - J.aa Or.amm, T~ 6-0., l.(XIl, 2.ot; A.... Scllllk.6-l, .lSl,l.tl; ~JW.. Qmcn. S.l, .Ill, 2.70; HeD=eH Jdi. l S4S II At.lant~, I ; 6; Finky, Hawlan, S; tin~Z, Dlll::11a, 4; B11Uar, Lo. AnacJm. 4. 8 . Jordan, SL Lowa, 3; Offaman. lA Angclc., l ; VanSlyke. Pilt.aburah . ]; Wcbltc:r, Loa AnJd-. ); Bua. S.O Fran- Lou~&, 53~ ' Chtc:ago. C tlifom11 S..nl< 2] 20 "'"T7 .... 19 41) 11 K.1n.1u Cuy IS J0 3JJ II b Thursd•y's scores Dctrutt I TCIM4 ,Clncallo2 K011<I1 2. CaW'(WIUI I ~ - 2. 2. 70; 4.01 : Tel-11 ( Rmwn 7· )) I I Ki n: I I c.t, ( MI&fllnl~ 1--4). It 35 p m Balumon: (MaheU 4· 2) 11 OU I1nd (Moo~ ~ - 3 ) . JO:JS p.m. 8~100 (Dopaoo J.l) 11 Sel1t.le (PlJt CJ 0-0). I O;JS p.m C\t"t"tf&!MI ~ t-1) II C.. Wor1-l}, 1•..35 ,.... (Yinl~ Saturday's eames Chicaaa (McCukilll-4) 11 Toronto [}(q 3--J), I 1:5pm Ralumnre ~Men I ~) u 01ihnd Nttu. C1 ~ ~---. ~ ~,.::~\ : ·~ s.u...12;10.Olooo. NBA conference finals "'"""" Bet±rn 10:- ,.,...,- Fohlnpae .....s•..,, __c;..'".,...- •• cWa.., ............ c-. Now Yndl . 71--4, 206. Morpn , Clricaaa, :5 -2. 714,Dl educator, holds the plaque and a Stnale Proclamation from Stale Senator Jan Michael Long and the Ohio Stoate. Standing with her are (LR) tournament chairman Mary O'Brien, Meigs High School Band director Toney Dingess and Richard Swackhamer, her rather. EDUCATOR HONORED- Nolaa Swack- bam..-, a loag time Middkport and Meigs High School kadoer and. coach, was honored ror bis years olsorYict Saturday aftmoooa al tbe Meigs Baod Golf Memorial Classic. Amy Swackhamer (se<olld from right), granddaughter of lbe lalt --ELECT-- Jerry Rought SHERIFF MEIGS COUNTY RMRSIDE DRIVING UN.GE IWON W.VA. THANK YOU hldiDrllylwC. ' t .-., Aa at ~ 1• U.:. til. Pane OJ, Oh.., 112-7430 Open 7 Days A Week NOW UGHTED THURS., & SAT. E PIRE FURNITURE UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF OVERSTOCKED FURNITURE cia Davis and Edson Hart. Back, honorable menllons, Tamra O'Dell, Lacy Banks, J ,T. Humphreys and Mrs. Karen Walker. FriTH GRADE WINNERS - Salisbury Elementary recmlly held its scien~ rair under lbe direction of Mrs. Karen Walker. Winners In the fiRh grade were, 1-r, rronl, Ryan Ramsbui'JI:, Tri- IWW Transactions SllUliot.rrS - Ccac. New Yudl . 79. Smol u, At..ln\.1 . 74; S. FcrnlndU:, Legar, Myca Haynes and Mrs. Karen Walker. Uack row, Mdis.'a Ramsburg, Michael Leiflteil, Billi Bentley, Vincent Rruderick, Carly Chasteen, Mick Barr and Mrs. Karen Walker. SIXTH GRADE WINNERS - Salisbury Elementary recenlly held its science rair under the direction or Mrs. Karen Walker. Winners in lhe si•th grade were, rronl, Brad Davenport, Heidi lend T...... - " " ' - " Clo o.t.ne.. s.. ~ !l;~.'-Cii.J,51 . nunday'slt'On Ldfcrt~, ~:ames [h.c•so Oltbbtrd ~ - 2) 11 Tnronta IG11nnan 6-(1), 1 ]~ p.m :-It,.. Yoft (Cad-111':1] J) 11 ML1w1u kco: (Wcp•n 4-4). &·m p.m Dcuo11 ( l"tniii.IL ]-4) 11 Mmn c1o11 (T•p.n, 4--4 ). X 0~ p.m •ta SLIAua, 5· 1, .833, LU; >1. _714, 5f.ewuL, a.klantl, !lil; Putland 105, Uall ". Padl.IDd .... .n.4-l I& SUNDAY RACINE - Revival at Racine Baptist Chun:h will be held Sunday PORTLAND - The Lebanon through June 4 at 7 p.m. nightly Township Trustees wtll meet Fri- with Rev. Dennis Chasteen, Rich day at 7 p.m. at the township build- mond, Ind., speaker. Nursery provided. Pastor Steve Deaver invites ing . the public. TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers SYRACUSE - The Wahama Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and Ladies Auxiliary will hold a dance High School Choir, directed by Friday from 8-11 :30 p.m. with Cyrstal Hendricks, will be singing music by the Happy HoUow Boys. at the First Chun:h of God in Syracuse Sunday Ill 7 p.m. Public invitLONG BOITOM - Faith Full ed. Gospel Church, Long Bottom, MONDAY preaching and singing Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the TUPPERS PLAINS - Orange pubk FeUowship will follow. Township Trustees meet Monday, 7:30 p.m., at the home of the clerk, Patricia Calaway. SATURDAY RUTLAND - There will be a PAGEVILLE - Scipio Towndance at the Rutland American sh.ip Trustees meet Monday at 6:30 Legion Hall Saturday from 8 p.m. p.m. Ill the Pageville town hall. to midnight with music by Wh1te's POMEROY - Oldies But GoodHiD Band. Public inviled. ies Car Club will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Pleaser's in Pomeroy. RACINE - There will be a hymn BRADBURY Bradbury sing at the Pentecostal Assembly, Church of Christ. daily vacation Route 124, Racine, Saturday at 7 bible school, Monday through Frip.m. with the group "Victory." Bill day, 9-11:30 a.m., for pre-school Hoback, pastor, invites the public. through junior high. Bible lessons. crafts, recreation, music and WELLSTON - The Wellston refreshments each day. Ohillco Society is presenting a SYRACUSE- Suuoo Township baseball and sports card show Sat- Trustees meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. urday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the at the Syracuse Municipal BuildSaints Peter and Paul Parish Hall, ing. South Pennsylvania Avenue, WellRACINE - Graduating seniors ston. Admission is $1 per person from Southern High School may and $2 per family. Hourly prizes pick up final grade cards and diploawarded. Cards may be brought, mas at the school from 9 to II :30 traded or sold at the show. Call a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. 384-3850 for infmnation. COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP POMEROY - All graduating The Board of Trustees of Columbia seniors will be honored at The Township wiD meet on Monday at Locomotion Teen Center Saturday 7:30p.m. at the ftre slation. POMEROY - Meigs Local Band night. All will be presented a gift Boosters will meet Monday at 7 and a cake will be furnished. p.m. at the high school band room MIDDLEPORT - The Middle- to discuss summer K:ti vities. ----------------~ VOTE FOR GARY D. EVANS "Educated, Dedicated With A for MEIGS COUNTY Meigs County." 7.99 518"x4'x8' T1-11 Wood Siding 13.99 Paint or atain to •nhance the natural wood belluty. 1408) 112"x4'x8' Drywall 2.84 Clean . dry and kepi uode• co.,.er Cash and carry oo~ .SPF Framing Lumber 10' 12' 14' Full T'1n1e Commiument To Paid IN COMMISSIONER •r Larry laYIIItltr IN Meigs County Cott~t~lsslot!tr, 2411 LM Circle, Syracvse, Ohio 45779 Vote June 2, 1992 "Your Vote ond Support Appreciated" 2"x4"x8' Pressure Treated Pa1d for bv C.1ry D Eva ns, 30519 Valley Ball Rd., Raci~. OH 45771 Lumber 1.95 (Formerly Pomeroy Home & Auto) IS NOW OPEN FOURTH GRADE WINNERS • Salisbury Elementary recenlly held its science rair under the direction or Mrs. Karen Walker. Winners in the rourtb grade were Marjorie Halar, Tiffany COMPLETE UNDER CAR SERVICE •Muffler Shop •Brakes & Rotors •Custom Pipe Bending o()il and Lube Jobs • Complete 2 and 4 Wheel Alignment Harder and Morgan Mathews wilh Mrs. Karen Walker. Back row, honorable mentions, Kim Conde, Anna Story and Paul Williams. Rutland July 4 activities finalized Plans are being completed for the AMual Fourth of 1u!y Ox Roast at Rutland. The day will begin with a parade 819:30 am. There will be games, food, mIISic, Clllfts, a ll8Rien tractor pull, pie baking and cake decorating contest and aoction. Craft tables are avialable for $5 and you must furnish your own table. The garden llactor pull is sponsored by the Scipio l"ire Department and there is a S4 entry fee. A celebrity aoction will be held at 4 p.m. and will include items from Lionel Cartwright, Oeveland Indians, David Allen Coe, Mario Martin, Oak Ridge Boys and oth- COMPLm UNE OF nRES MOST MAJOR BRANDS AVAilABLE GRAND OPENINC SPECIAL Lube, Od & Filter $1795 UP TO 5 QTS-Most C•s C & A AUTO II OPEN 8--6 MON.-FRI.- &-12 SATURDAY Plywood Sheathing MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER ELECT Po•••Y 112"x4'x8' COX REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE FOR I lwo- ,.au oc:atnct. 992·2094 WEEKLY port Recreation Department will offer free swimming at Middleport Pool on Saturday. LARRY LAVENDER C& AAUTO II 606 East Main FRIDAY STIVERS VILLE - Tent revival al the Stiversville Word of Faith Chun:h will be held through June 7 at 7:30p.m. nightly with Jerry Cot· teriU, evangelist. MINN~: N'a1.ffi iT.US - Sipod Tom. Na:nd.h., ddll!.-.all. LUMBE Community calendar Hock<y Ne,. Yad, 7(), lekher, a.du.. ~ 51; Bc:na. San Dtqo. H. G. Maddul.. QUa. JO, ~: Stberhap, New Yart., 'A. SAVES - U.: Smnh. St lnw. 14; Kan~o~a Cit y ~- Tonlghl's an..-, Man- ll 0 . Slllllh. St Louu., 13 PITOUNG (6 Dec~iont) - Swift., Sw ~o. f.-0. 1.000, 2. 33; 8111kctt. S1o FntncLSCa, ~ · I, .SJJ, l61 ; Tcwb · Lowa, 74; Juu Ouzm.a, Tor.no.. 62: Paa.. N.w Yart.., 61; I. ......_ s.aaJe, 51; u.u... ll'CI.!, 23; ~fmd, St. 19; Lcwia, s~n funcum, 16: •otMrt&., CIIKMJUll, U; Boruk, Pl.u.buflh. 13, Nll.on. Allldti, 1~o. snmoun - c . - . - AP1eA. 'fi rt· ll; 1-.D. T-. I :f: Harv•J . Califomit~, 12: niapca. auc.,. r:u1o. 6-2. .714, 4.31 sAVES - - - " ' " - 11; HOME RUNS - flonda, Phrabw"F. I l : Mc.G nff, Su Dicao, 12; Wau W iUtuna, Stn Fntnciaoo, I I ; Sbc.l'rldd , San Diq:o, 10; L. W.J.ka-, MontrwL 9; Gtnl, At..lant.a. 7: Pendleton. At..lanra, 7: SandbcrJ. OUcaao. 7: O.WIOQ. s.an .'150. 4..cJ1: r...q=- Dtoai:t, 6-2, .110, 2.66; Hi.bbuA, ~-5-2, .714, 4.66; lAoptoa, Calif..w:. ~ · 1. ....._ 6-2, TRJPI.£S - D. Sanden , bury, "dloa. 11 Atllnta, 14. D•u.lton. "Phil•dc.lphl•. 1]: Wdltc.h, Manre•l. n: W. Clart.. S1n Fanwco. 12;. Finley, Hauttlon. 1I; Bia· Hou.ll.on , 11, Graec, Cbiuaa. II; . .tumy,NewYork, 11 STOLEN BASES - SS6 S4X r...-. I OOUBLES - llwM;m, Pbll.ddphia. 16: VV1S1yU.. Pi.u.bw)h. IS; Pendldon. 596 20 19 -. 5; .. '' Milwaukee, 9; lell~, Cl~-.-da..{, t; HITS - G.,.,nn, Saa Oiqo. M: T. Fcmandcz. SIR Dicao. 6l;, Sbaff'MIW. San D•qo. ~ Pmdkt.ort, AtlanLro, iJO; K.tut, Philadelphia. 59; Finley. Houlton , 51; 1 B·n· - I 11 : TeulCilm, Detroit., 10; G _ Vaaaiaa, 36; McGnff. San l>icaa, ).4 ; Dawaon , M.au Wlllimna, San frmcia.. co, J l, Pendleton, Atlanu., 31, Mwny, New Y..t, ]I. Nro.l AMERICAN LEAG~E ..... ,. ., . - ~--3;--~ Ou.;~L ao. 3~ Al.tcea. St. C&llll, Nact. Nm- R.iDa, Cltioo... 3; 19 ....... 1 HOME RlM OoO!oM, 11; o-r, DeuUt. 1.(; O"Bn... S.ak.. fLO. Sunday's gamn ~~: OOliiiUiS - , ....... K.- ""· 1:5; Sal&ll", Milwallltoc., 15; lllal.mt.Jy, Nmw Yo:t., 1~ : Han. New Yea. U ; E. Mutiam., Saulc., 1-4; a-1, a--a., 14; RUNS - McGnfJ, San rMta.. f c. w,; l!alli!;Yae...t, .... "' ,....., Jt; Simn. T ., • Reider, Deaat, 12; Hall, New y art. n: BElle. Clft-ei..ILI., 31 ; Fdia, Califomia, ll . IDTS - it. AJomu. Tcn:dO. 6:t I. pf\111, 313 Oieao. ! New Yod, ll; Mlttinalr. New n, Te..ua, lS; Andc:fto:l, BM · Dqo. 329; O.u.ban, Philadcl- RBI - I \ RBI - 11<GwD<. Oo01ood. 31; Sia- BAmNG - Krui., Pbiladdl)hi1, 371; Gwynn, San Diqo, .369; VuS"lykc. Pn~bulJh., lB: Shdrueld, San l)lego , ll1; T. FernaMct, San Dqo. .l:D; Me· Sheffield, S.n 2 - ~) 11 K~,. TCJ.utt K.amuCi1y, 2:35p.m. Elalum..-.e 11 Otliand. 4;(l'i p.rn Clrvd.and al Call(~ 4:15 p.a. Bnllm 11 Smilie, lt:O:i p.m. Gnff, S1n ._._._ .( ' Yod, )l; Wad, Min " . ft: WcG~. Oaklla4, )J ; Jll.ctca., )fin M'f' , Jl ; 'WII... O.: I .... Major league leaders Nallonal Le"""' Today's games Atltnla (Avery (Conc:S-2). 1:40p.m .. ,), 1..15 p.a l"cw York 11 Mll ...autce_ 2:35p.m U S.'i 6.5 6.5 I BA TIING - Borlll.id, Oa..klucl . lS:5; R. AJ.m.r, 1---. .l4l R.. l.dl:r. New Yort, .lll; PIM:k~ M; oca. .121: Scitur, Wil••uUc. .ns: JoJ~a. laOIII CilJ , .119; Mu::l, wm-ra. .311. RUNS - I. .u:-r, T--. 32; R. Clrwriand (A.rYIIIIr"ODI l ·!l M Cali- l Thursday's score (O.bomc 5-2).11 :]5 Clty (Himlllg 6-1 ), \0;{15 p.m. (Biykva~ •••• p.m. Sunday's games flnngo 5, San FI'IZJciKo:J 0 Iori I lln11on (Gardtncr J - 2) 11 Seaulc fornll ~ ull,. 11; D. - . , lloulla., 11; Wa. land, M.oat.rul, I; Mild! Williama, Phi I;Fnnoo,...,_Y....,I. Ouca~o 11 Toronto. 1:3~ p.m. [};troit II MlnnCIOtl, 2:M p.tn. S71 5.'i J .S45 4n 4)8 4)5 LosAngelt'$ Atbnu X~ Tau (Jcffeoat 0.0) 11 Kann1 (Appaa 3-- J), &:ill p.m. Western DlvWoc! Sw FrtnciJco .. , ..26 19 SAil Diego .. .. .26 21 Clncinnatl _____ J.I 2t w,... s. Diltoo 11: a r (Siuunk.i 4-2), 4:0S p.m. New Yod. (Sandenon. 3-2) II Mil· .,.,,W;cc (B0110 )..2).1~ p.m Detroit (Rttl 0· 0) It M1nnuota In the majors ... the winners is Greg Gorsuch, general manager or Hill's in Gallipolis. Winners were Bobby Writesel, $50; Jamie Rizer, $75; Francis Atkins, SIOO; and Chris Proffitt, $500. Appro•imately SO students were eligible for selection. GIFT CERTIFICATES PRESENTED Hill's Department Store presented rour gift certificates to rour students al Southern Junior High School Thursday morning. The students were eligible ror the certificates by nol missing more than three days of sebool. Pictured wilb Scoreboard included jellies, jams, breads, small wreaths, potpourri, baskets, bay swags, ell:. Food samples will also be needed th;u day. Betty Jones gave a report on camomile as a medicinal berb. Refreshments of camomile tea, bread sticks with Mrs. Dash, a dip seasoned with oregano, garlic, onion and thyme , rosemary cupcakes and a spice cake decorated for Mother's Day were served by Mary Rose and Karen Showalter. A silent auction of herb staru concluded the evenin~ . The next meeung will be Tuesday Ill 6:30 p.m. at Riverfront Park in Ravenswood, W.Va. The early meeting time is to allow time for Connie Hill to show care of gardens. Janet Theiss will report on feverfew. Refreshments wtll be served by Debbie Gilmore, Joyce Stephens and Bette Nuzum. There will be an herbal plant exchange. The May meeting of the River Valley Herbalists was held at the hom e of Bette Nuzum with 22 members present. Guests included Marvis Jalowy and P8l Harvey. Sheila Curtis collected money for lhe Ameriflora field trip July 19. Denise Arnold gave a report on the field trip to Lewis Mountain Herbs. It is located in Manchester abuot 120 miles from here. There will be over 30 commercial booths, a hog roast, classes all day and entertainment. It will be held Oct. 10 and 11. The community gardens were disw ssed and planned and work has begun at Dave Diles Park in Middleport. Recipes were collected for the coo kbook and a design wa s dis cussed Items to sell at the Blcnnerhasse H mini-fair were discussed and \il ' ers. To reserve a craft lllble or to enter any of the contest call Kim berly Willford at 742 -2 103 or Marie Birchf.,ld 81 742-2178. GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condot II. - - · 011. Spri111 nil ._..,loll's . . .IIJ . . 9 A.IL·S P.M. Sit. 9 AJI.·I P.M. ,,IHy ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM GETTING GAS. You"UICM: this Tlt.. .,. IJghtw~;:tght rl('(trlc mmmer &om Stihl. long recogntz.tod as rht leading nunubcrurrT ~ of g.lsolinl' trimmers.Tht FE SS b.Js th~ duabtluy and cutting powe1 of a gas trim mer_.1 tap & go cutting Aead. weighs jusl nine pounds and runs reh.1bly In vlrtuill sJknce And It ames a two·yeilr wJrranty Of COUrr.t'. lf gas Isn"t a problem for )Qll . SbhJ h.Js .1 complete ~ne of g.lSOIInr trimmers surttng.llt ti]Q.QS But If you want the convenience and quiet of .10 ekctJic atmmrr coupled wtth the solld rtputatlon of Stihl.llt a prict und~ 1100. then st'e one of me servKing dt.Jien ltsl<d below Iota For Experience, AbWtyand Integrity. ELECT PIDL GERARD "YYiii STIHC. "JlVU COM PR O '-H Sf BIDWELL Brown's TrusiWtlrthy Harlli<are CHESTER AiderKl'.K Supply GALIPOLIS Carter TraciOI Sales West VIrginia PT. PlEASANT Pt. Pleasanl Hardware (J®LUMBER STOIIII!U~ Wlliulay•, 7am-I pm louday, ....s"" Sundoy, 10 ... spot RT. 2 GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV PHONE: (304) 675-4584 Eil �PIQB 6 The Dally Sentinel Friday, May 29, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Response raises several complaints Rutland gardeners elect officers Dt• Aaa Lallden: Well, really, Ann, you of all people suggesting thatiiiOihcn who nunc their babies in a~ do it "discreel.ly." Ha.e you been 10 a beach lalely? If not, you ought to go. You wiD see _..., coveml by no more than a narrow suip in front and with their entire botloms in full view. Their brrUs are complelely exposed excqJI for dime-size fabric pasties. Tum m the TV and you can warch men and women in bed together, under the sheds, kissing JliSSionalely and weU ... need I go on? And now some of your loony readers think a mother nuning her baby in a restalll"llllt is offensive? Good grief. •• DISGUSTED IN WACO, TEXAS DEAR WACO: The reader response to that letter was so heavy it nearly gave the mailman a hernia. Bravo to all who wrot.e to resister a complaint. Dear Ann Landers: I had to shake my head when I read the leoer from "Mystified in Maryland" who is dating a man whose stories don't add up. His lat.est tale is that he's involved in the witness proltdion program. Let me guess. Is he tall and handsome and has he told you that he is running !rom tile Matta becw•se he will soon testify against certain congressmen involved in drug smuggling? Or maybe he will say the U.S. Army medical syst.em. in cahoots with the Roman Catholic ChiiiCh, is ootto get him because of his involvement in the secret war in Centnll America. Galileo remembered The IUllian astronomer Galileo has heen mentioned only twice in musical history in this century. What songs were they and what artists perfonned them? (Hints: for one, tile life of Brian was lived in the shadow of a planet, and the otller grew up in the shad ow of the Grand Ole Opry) The answer will appear m Mon • day's issue of TM Doily StniiMI Ann Landers ANN LANDERS u..up. If tilis sounds familiar, "Maryland." you me involved witil my ex -husband. I was a 27 ·year -<>ld professional when I met "Ted" in churrh. He seemed ideal ·· he didn't toueh alcohol or drugs, and he was charming, fWlny, generous, mysterious and adventurous. I was alone and ready 10 seale down. Some of his stories didn't add up, but I was insecure enoogh to ignore my gut feebngs. We had a great year-loog counshtp and a quiet wedding. The fun cootinued - as long as I believed his increasingly far-fetched stories. He oft.en stayed out lat.e oc didn't come home at all. He gave me a venereal disease and said I must have picked it up "somewhere else.· Our credit was shot. When I refused to give him S3,!XXJ to cover some mysterious debt, he beat me up. I moved out the next day. He tracked me down. broke in and destroyed my furniture. He made threatening phone calls and sUllked me for montils. The police refused to become involved in what they Friendly Neighbors meets The Friendly Neighbors met recently at the home of Mildred Morris witil 12 members preseDL The Lord's Prayer was given before the potluck lunch and devotions were gtven by the hostess from I Pet.er, "A Living Hope." Wanetta Radekin conducted the meeting and roll call was answered witil "A Kind Deed Everyday" by Elizabeth Ann Webster; "The Friends That We Love" by Marcia Denison; "My Own Back Yard" by Janet Morris; "Best for Pests" by Wanetta Radekin; "Today" by Martha Chapman; "FeUow Travel- RE·EUO LARRY E. SPENCER .._,.for.,., .... I' called a "doolestic disput.e.• Now that the divorce is final. I'm living in a new place under an assumed name, but there is no way I can rcc lai m those lost years. All I can do is thank God I had the chance to stan over. I am now absoluttly certain that we arc endowed witil gut foebngs. They truly are our radar. Now if I don't trust someone, that's enough for me. I don't noed 10 stick around and find out why. Maybe no one can taiJc "Mary · land" out of this relationship. I was stubborn and had 10 learn tile hard way. I hope your correspondent will recognize herself in this leuer. Sweetie, your debts are paid in fuU . You don't deserve to be Wlhappy and abused. The looger you stay in this nuny relationship, the crazier you'll become. Reach out and get help now. ·· FREE AT LAST DEAR FREE: Thank you for giving "Maryland"lhal wake-up caD. I hope she list.eJis. An alcohol problem' How can you help yoursolf or someone you love-' "Aicolu!IJSm: How to Ruogniu It, How 10 Deal With It, How to COfii/UI!r It" will giw you tM answers. Send a self-addressed. long. busintss-siu tnW!Iope and a cMck or moneyortkr for $3.65 (this includLl poltage and handling) to: Alcolu!/, c/o AM l...aloMrs, P.O. Bo~ 11562, Chicago. Ill. 6061 HJ562 . (In CaruuilJ. woJ $4.45.) MEIGS COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS hi 1 ~ E. S ".-n St• • • •• It, - · , , •• ~•• u ers" by Catlltrine Col well; "Who· Lives Alone" by Charlotte Erlewine; Lett.er from Pany and Dena Huffman's Address; "Heaven's Grocery Store" by Grace Smith; "Newness of Ufe" by Beulah Belle Wright; "One Day at a Time" by Donna Morris; "Count and Compare" by Mildred Morris. Get well and sympathy cards and birthday cards to Clam Shenefield for her 97til birtilday Saturday were signed. The next meeting will be at tile home or Laura Krebs oo June 17. Officers were nominated and approved at the recent meeting of the Rutland Garden Club held at the home of Pauline Atkins. Officers are Pauline Atkins president; Dmlthy Woodard, vice: president; Margaret Belle Weber, treaswer; and Marcia Denison, secretary. Devotions were given by Clotine Blackwood on "Psalm for the Day" and "May Journey." Pearl Canaday reported flowen had been put in the planters in Memorial Park in lower Rutland. Neva Nicholson, Margaret Belle Weber and Pearl Canaday helped plant ~m. . . An •nvllallon w,as read for Chesler Garden Club s open meet· •ng June 17 at 7:30p.m. The ~lub ~ notified it rece.ived a supenor raung on the pubhc•ty book. . . Kathy Dalton prov1ded spnng arrangements to Overbook Center. The arrangement for the evening w~s furni~hed by_ Allegra Will usmg peoniCS and ms. The group will visit Ed's Green· house Thunday and are to meet at the civic center at I p.m. Neva Nicholson won the travelingprize. Pearl Canaday reported on a trip to Ameriflora. Pauline Atkins, Neva Nicholson and Binda Diehl also altended. Pauline Atkins. Stella Atkins. Winners named John Damewood was select.ed as the winner of the television set given away by the Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 oo Saturday. LOWE'S Catered By Wdfington s Call For Menus & Reservations (304) 675-2260 ELECT GARY R. DILL Republican Candidatcz For Mczigs Cocmty Commissioner Pearl Canaday and Marcia Denison furnished flowers for churches. Janet Bolin, Pearl Canaday and Pauline Atkins visited Greenleaf Nursery at Devola. For the program, Pearl Canaday had an article "Gardening for Hum· mingbirds and Butterflies." When planting gardens consider multiply· ing your efforts by choosing flow · ers tilat will attract the bunerflies and hummingbirds. There are 144 species of bunerflies and one of hummingbirds in Ohio. St.ella Atkins present.ed 'Tropi· cal Foliage for the Garden" A small garden area filled with lush tropical looking foliage can be a repreive • from brightly colored annuals and perennials. Neva Nicholson has an article on "Gardening Can Be Good For You." It seems as though almost everyone is int.erested in exercise and nutrition aside from healthful benefits of working in gardens you can have tilt benefit of fresh veg. etables. Dorothy Woodard read an arti· cle from Farmer's Almanac .. How Farmers Almanac lnnuenced My Life" · Friday, May 29, 1992 Hints for tile evening included putting a rnau:h book witilout cover m each planting hole with planung pepper plants; to keep aphids away from roses plant garlic and mint; put a cup or beer around tomato roots for beuer taste and repeat once a week until ripe. Margaret Parsons woo tile door prize. Dorothy Woodard closed the meeting by reading a Memonal Day poem. Church of Jesau Christ Aposto . lk VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller Sunday School - I0:30a .m. m -1 847 Sunday School - I l a.m. Worship· I 0 a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Maln St., P001eruy PaslOr: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myen Sunday 1choul and worship - II a.m. Wednesday Servicts - 7·30 p m Assembly of God .... Bedding Plants, all Flllh $5 . Hanging Baskell $4, 4" Gennlums and Mums soe, 6" Geraniums $1 ~'>•• \O'm Baptist Church Ash Street, MiddJepor1 Pastor: Mark Morrow Saturday Service - 7:30 p rn Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II am Wednesday Scrvicc-7:30 p.m . 20%0ffAII Shrubbery & TIMI Open o.Jiy 9 LITL to 5 p.ITL Open Suncllly 1 piTL to 5 P.ITL HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Rutland First Bapth1 Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship - 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist Eau Marn St Pastor: Dr. Lee Mom s 992·5776 Sunday School · 9:30a.m Worship - 10 :30 a.m . First Southern Rapllst 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pa.stOJ : E. L..a.marO'Bryam Sunda y School · 9:30a.m . Wonhip - \0 :45a.m .. 7:30p .m. Wednesday Sen-1ces . 7:30p.m 1Jhink BeforeYou Vote" My name is Gary D. Evans. I am a resident of Meigs County and a Candidate for Commissioner of Meigs Caty. However, I want you to know I am not a politidan. I am a working resident of this county who wants a chance to work for the people of this county. I would ask you to cast your vote not for a name, not for a former ele<ted offidal, not for a politician - But for an individual that wil work for you and wants the che~~ce to show you. My goal is the common goal that all residents have - The prosperity of Meigs County. ON JUNE 2, 1992 UTHINK B~ORE YOU VOTE" Middleport First Baptist Come r St:'l:th & Jlalmer l'astm: Rev. rlames A. Seddon Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worsh.Jp · 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Semces . 7 p.m. Racine Flrst RapU:rt PastOf: Steve Dc.tver Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:40 _a.m., 7:30p .m Wedn~day Semccs . 7:30p.m . Silver Run DtpUst P~1ur: Bill Liu.le Sunday School · 10 1.m Woohip - II a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Serviu:1 - 7:30p .m MI. Union Hapllst Pastor : Joe N . Sayn= Sunday School - 9:45 a.m Evening 6:30p.m. Wednesday Sl=rvices . 6:30p.m Bethlehem Baptist Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School - 10:30 a.m Won hip · 9:30a .m. "lhursday Service~ - 7-JOp.m Fl-« Will Baptlst Church 28601 SL Rt. 7. hA.idt.lleport Sunday School - 10 t..m Evening - 7:30p.m . "lhumby Services · 7:30pm Hillside Baptht Church S1. R1. 143justof(Rt7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship · I I a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Hope Baptist Chapel 570 Grant St., Middleport Putor: David Bryan, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. Paid lor by candkt.le, Gllry D. Evano, 30519 Valley Bell Rd., Racine 45771 Victory Baptist S2S N. 2nd St., Middlcpon Pastor: Jamf:s E. K~:esee Worship - 10 a.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servu:et - 7 p.m Fallh Baplisl Church Railroad SL, Masoo Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship - II 1.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Savi.a1 · 7 p.m Jo'orut Run Baptist Paslor: Arius Hun Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Mt. Moriah Bapllst Foorth &. Main St. , Middlcpon Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Cn~ig, Jr NEW CARS 1992 GEO Prizm .••._.............................. 510,625 1992 Cavalier RS ....................... s9,490 1992 GEO Storm---·--·--·-·-...........510,525 1992 Cadillac Sedan Deville ...... s22,900 1992 Cutlass Supreme 2-Door ................. 516,860 1991 Cadillac Seville ................ s19,900 1992 GEO Metro--·--·--................... 57,829 1992 Oera ............................................. 514,949 1991 Corsica 4 cyt ........- - - - - - · - -s7, 990 5 1992 Camaro RS T·t.,, 1111 ••·-----·--515,250 1992 Beretta •cy1. roo~..........- ....- ..... 11,900 1992 Corsica LT .....------·-·-·-....... 512,445 1992 Ciera 4-Door ........ As Low Ass1 0,999 1992 Oldsmobile Delta 88 W'ttllo, Stoclf19967._518,275 1992 Lumina Euro .................... s12,995 1992 Cutlass Supreme 4-Door _ .............. 515,999 1992 Lumina Euro 4-Door ~~-----·-- .. 515,490 -..1992 ASTRO 1992 Eldorado 2·Doorpe~e,_.___.......... 531,623 VANS 1992 Seville 4-Door DI••4 w. ----·-- 532,970 r=t-~:::... 1992 CAVALIERS 10 To Choose From 2 & 4 Doors IS LOW IS $9999° 0 Stock 12027 EXTENDED 4 TO CHOOSE FROM $14 995° 0 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m Worship · 10:45 a.m. Used Cars & Trucks AnUquily Rapllst PulOr: Kennelh Smith SWJday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. "Jhursday Services · 7:30p .m 1987 Oldsmobile Deha 88 Loaded.-..........57,400 1986 Bui'k Lesabre SW Loaded--·---·- 55,900 1990 Buick Century 4-Door ·--·---........ 57,600 1987 Pontia' Bonneville ..- ..--..----· 56,800 1976 Chevrolet Camar0--------·-}1,600 1987 CadiiiCK Sedan Deville___ -- 57,400 1992 Ford F150 414 XLT Lariat ____}15,900 Rutland FrH Will Baplisl SalanSl Pa!tor: Rev . Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m Everting · 7 p.m. Wednesdily Services - 7 p.m Ash Street FrMWill Baptist Middlcpon Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - II a.m. w~;;~ Servia: - 7:30 p.m. _: • IJ() I.Htlo4 .., 5,000 .... 1991 Chevrolet Full Size PU..... _____,511,900 HS ..... Iow ....,.-,. 1987 Chevrolet C-20 Conversion Van .......511,400 Middleport Church r:1 Christ 5lh and Main PaslOr: AI Hanson SI..QJday School - 9:JO a.m. Worship - 8: 15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. We.driesday Servicr:s - 7 p.m Bearwallow Ridge Church or Christ Putor: Jack Colegrove Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wr:dnuday Services - 6 30 p.m. lJon Church of Christ Pomeroy, Harrisooville Rd. (R1 . 143 ) Pastor: Interim pastor SWJday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30pm Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bradbury Churrh ol Christ Pulor: Tom Runyoo Sunday School - 9:30a.m Wonhip- !0:30 a.m. Tuppen Pb.lns Church of Christ Pastor: Robert Fostu Sunday School - 9 a.m . Worship - 9:45a.m., 6:30p.m ~xter Church of C hrist Pastor: Ouis Stewart Sumby School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30J.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutland Church ol Chrl.~ Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School · 9:30 a.m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Muon Church of Christ Mason , W.Va. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m 161 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, Putor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-5:15 p.m., Mau - 5:30p.m Sun . Coo.- 8:45 -9:15 a.m., I.HIW, oxlrl d... Sun. Mau - 9:30a.m. Daily M111 • 8:30a.m. Church of Christ NEW TRUCKS 1992 GEO Tracker Conv. Red ..- ...- ....... $10,950 1992 S-1 0 Blazer 2-Door ____ ............. $18,690 1992 S-1 0 EL-............................--......SS,534 Bradford Chun::h or Christ SL RL 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pastor: Dt:rek Sl.ump Sunday School - 9:30a.m Worship · 10:30 1.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servu:r:s · 7:30pm Surcess Road Churc.:h of Christ Pastor: Joseph B. ll oskins Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Llberly Christian Church Langsville Chrlstlan C hurch Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servicr: 7:30p.m. Hendoc:k Grovt Church Pastor: Charles Dcmigan Sunday Khool - !0:30a .m Worship - 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Rttdnillt Church t# Christ P11tor: Philip Swnn Sunday School: 9:30a .m Worship Service: 10:30 Lm . Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union Holt ton Cllurdt of Chrlst ht Christian Unkln P.stor. Theron Durham Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Hartford Chunit of Christ In Chrbtlan Union Hartford, W.Va . Pastor: Re"V. David McManu Sunday School - II a.m. Worship . 9:30a.m .. 7:30p.m. Wednts.day Servia:s - 7:30p.m. Church of God MI. Morloh Chor<h at God R..cine P.utor: Rev James Satt.crfield Sunday Xhool - 9:45a .m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m Rudand Church of God Paltor: John r:. Corcon.n s~d·~ School - 10 a.m. Wonhlp - II a:m., 7 p.m . Wednesday Se:Mces - 7 p.m Syncuse Church or God Apple and Serond Su. Pastor: Rev. David RuucU Sund•y School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Evening Services- 7 p.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Churdt of God of Prophecy O.J . White Rd. off Sl. K1. 160 Pastor: Pat Henson Sllllday School · IOa .m. Wonhip - II a.m Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Pom .....y Churdl ol Chrtsl New Life Church of God 212 W. Mahl St Putor: And~w Milt.s SWJdty School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Hint:ll Sunda)' ScOOol · 9:30a .m Worship- 6 p.m. Wednelday Services - 7 p.m O.e1ter 1991 S·10 414 Alia wlleels, rol ._, All/FM cassene, 4.3 v-6 5 .,- .,.WI sli~k· 1991 5·10 414 Mitt, 4.3 V6 5 speed.108 rear axle, rallal tires, IIICII'Mtlat. 1991 GEO STORM y. ., GSI P!Kkage, air COlli, 5 speed, AM/FM cassette. 1992 S-1 0 Taho• H *· s•-U•o« tlMt...._" sq,471 1992 Chevrolet Full Size Pkkup--·--·-$14,060 All R~o Pomttoy Pa.stOf· ~ (Gncc) Ktt Sunday School - 9: IS a.m Worsh.ip · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday ~rvlct"S · 7:30 p.~ Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church 75 Pearl SL, Middleron.. Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday school -9 :30a.m Worship · JO:JO a.m., 7.30 p.m Wednesday Service · 7:]0 p m ..., \ ' ; . I 1) ~ POMEIOY, OHIO 992·2259 PRESCRIPTION SHOP qU.6669 271 llorth *""' Ollie to Dealer, Taua & Tltle " - not Included. lld~loport. •· Wen/Up . 10 a.m. We<me.Wy Services - 6 p.m Rutland PasLOr: Anhur Cnblrtt Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Thunday Servu:u . 7 p m Salan Center ?astor: Ron 11.c ret: Swuiay School · 9: 15 a.m . Worship - 10:15 a.m. Hardson~llle Hulinrss ChaptL'f" Pa stor Rev. John :\cvdk Sunda y School 10 a.m WorshiJJ II a.m, 7:30 p.m Wednesday Service · 7:30p .m SnowvUie Pastor: Florm.cr Snurh Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - 9 a.m Latter-Day Saints Soulh~n Rf'Of"l:anlzed Churt"h of Jesus Chrisl in Latter Day Saints Ponland ·R.a.cme Rd . Pastrn : William Romh Sunday School - 9:JOa .m Worship · 10:30 a.m Wedn esday Services - 7:30p .m Clu•er Apple Gro"e Pa.stoc Carl Hida SuOO.ay School - 9 a.m. Worship - IOa.m., 7p.m Thursday Services · 7 p.m. Wontup - 9 a.m Wednesday Servi~ , MEIGS TIRE CENTIR, INC. Camd Paslor: Kenneth Raker Sunday School-9:30a .m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. (2nd&: 4lh Sun) Our Saviour Lulheran Church Walnut and ll enry St s. , RavemwOlJIJ, W Va Pastm · Rev George C. Weinck Sunday School · 9:30am . Wonfup · II a.m. M..-nlna:Sbr Pastoc Kcmeth Baker Sunday School - 9:4.5 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a..m. Thunday Services - 7:30p.m Sl. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Syuunoll' & Second St., Pomero y Paslor : Laura A. l...c.ach Shrefner Sund ay School - 9:45a.m Worship · 11 a.m. Paster. Kemd.h BUrr Sunday School - 9:30 i..m. Wors hlp - 10".45 a.m. (In &. 3rd Sun) East Letart Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip - 9 a.m United Methodist Gnham United MelhOOist Wonh1p · 9:]0 am. ( I st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m . (3 rd & 4\h Sun) Wedn esday Scrv1ce. 7.30 p.m. Oliv~ Lnited Methodist Off 124 ~h m d W J !k e~v11l e Pa sto r: Omles Jones Su nday S..: hool · 9:)0 a.m W o~h ip · 10:30 a.m, 7 p.m llunsd.ay ScrvJCC~ - 7 p.m . .\1d~ Coopenlivt Parish Norlbeart Cluster Atrre<t Paslor: Sharon Hausman Sullil.a)· School - 9:30a.m Wo rsh•p - II a.rn , fl :30 p.m Chtster Paslor: Shuon Hausman Wor'ihlp 9 am Sunday School - 10 a.m. Thursday Scrv u;es 7 p.m Radnt Pastor: Roger G~K-t S~~rtday School - 10 a.m WonhJi' . II a.m SAlES & SUVIU 992-7075 172 North Slcond An Millcllooort, Oltio Laurel Clltr Free Methodist Church Pu~ William Williams Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m Wonhip · JO:JO a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Servioes - 7 p.m Rutland Blbko MHhodlst Pastor. Rev. Ivan Myers Swday School. - 9:30 a.m Evtnin1 - 7 p.m Wednesday Servioc.s - 7 p.m. Coolviltt United Mtdlodisl Pari~ Pastor Harcld E. Allow•y-Priddy Coolville O.urrll M>in 8< Fifoh Sl . Sunday Sdlool - 10 a.m Worship - 9 a.m Tuesday Servu:es - 7 p.m. lktMf Cburdl Joppa Paslor: Brenda Weber Worship · 9:30a .m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Wedn cs da,- ScrvKe s. 7.\ !l r m too~.: Rollmn Pa~10r : Dlarle 1 Ea1 011 Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worsh1p 10·30 a.m Wednesday ServJCes · 7:]0 p.m Needs~· me f'a~l or REv Charle s Ea10n Wmship - 9 :30am Townsllip Rd., 46SC Sunday Sdtool - 9 a.m. Woohip - 10 a.m Wedn esday Services - 10 a.m Cllurrh Gm><i Sl""' Sunday School - 10 •.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday Servioes - Rpm T-Ciourdo Co. Rd 63 Samday School · 9:30 Lm. Wonhip · t0:30 o.m. Nazarene Wednesd ay St·rvJccs . 7 30 p.m. Crnlral Cluslt•r Ashury ( Syracu .~) P~stor · W e~ Jey Tha1 chcr Stmday School 9·45 a.m. W<Jrship . II a.rn Wedn c.lday_ServJces - 7:]0 p.m Enlrrprise f'a ~ to1 Ke1th Rader SunJay School - 10 a.m Worship 1) a.m .. 6 p m Tu e~th y Scrvn::c~; 7 p rn RKin~ Flrsl Ch1rdt of tllot Na.urtn~ Pastor: Thanu L Ga~e.t, II SUnday School - 9:30a.m Wonhip · 10:30 am, 6 p.m Wednt:sday Services . 7 p.m Middlepon Chun:h of the 1\u.arrne Pastor : Rev. Uoyd D. Gnmm. Jr Sunday School 9:30a.m Wonh.lp - 10:}() a.m ., 6:30p.m. Wednesd•y ServilX.! · 7 p.m Chester Ch1rdl of tilt Nuarme Pastor. Re"~~ . llerbert Gn~te Sundty School - 9:30a .m. Wonhip · II a.m. 6 p.m Wcdne$day Servloel . 1 p..m Middleporl Comm11nity Churrh 57) Peart St.., Middleport Pastor: Sam Anderson Swtd.ay School I0 a.m Evenln1 - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. Falt.lit T•bt"nntKit ChurdJ Bailey Run Road Pl!ltor: Rev . Emmett Rawson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m Evening 7 p.m Thurn:l.ay Service · 7 p rn 1411 BridgemanSt,Syracu~ Pastor Roy (Mike) Thompsoo Sunday School I0 ~ m Evening - 6 p.m . Wednesday Servire 7 p m Haul Communlly Churrh Off RL 124 Puaor. EdseJ Har1 Sunday School -9:30a .m Worstup - \0:30a.m ., 7:30p.m. OytSvllle Community Churrh Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wonhtp - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Burlington Community Churrh Burlinghun Pastor. R.ay Laudcnnil t Sunday School - 10 a.m Wonhip · 7 p.m. Wednesday SeMc:t - 7 p.m Christ.lan Fell0'4'811p Center Salem SL, Rut1and Putor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II 15 a.m , 7 p.m Wednesday Semc::r - 7 p.m Morse Chapel Church Supc..: Mtk.e Matson Sund•y sdtool- 10 •.m . Woahip - II a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday SeMc:t - 7 p.m F11in-kw Hlble Church l..etan , W Va. Rt I Panor : James Lewu Sunday School · 11 a.m Wontup · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m WOOne.sday St:rv1ce - 7:30p.m Calvary Hlblt Chun::h Pomeroy PU::e, Co. Rd. Paoor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School · 9:30a.m W{)fl.hip 10:30 ll.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sen-Jet · 7:JO p.m . Spiritual Faith Church State 338, Anllquuy Putor: A. St.ew•n Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7•30 p.m Thumlay SeM ce · 7:30 p.m Ca lvary Pilgrim Chapel Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev . Victnr Rotuh Sunday School9:30 a.m Worship - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodncsday Service · 7:30 p.m Sl.henrille Wwd o( Faith PulOr: O.vid Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Thu~y Servict · 7:30p.m. Rtjoldng Urt Church !iOO N. 2nd Ave., M.iddlq:on Putor: Re..,. . Michael Pangio Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednuday Scrvict:s. 1 p.m. Pentecostal Ptnltcostal A!IHtnbiJ St. R1. 124, Racine Pastor William Hcbld. Sunday School · 10 a.m Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi~• 7 p.m. Mlddlq>wt Pen~J Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Qa.rt Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evenina - 6 p.m. W~y Services - 7:30p.m. Presbyterian Faith Gospel Church Long llottom Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 •.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday 7:30p.m. Harri!Klllwllle Prabyterlaa Clntrdt Wonhlp · 9 a.m. SuOOay School - 9:4~ a.m. Mt. Oth-e Communily Ch urrh Sunday Sd10ul · ~a.m. Worsh 1p · 10 a.m , 4 p.m. (2rod &: 4th Sun.) P&stor: Lawrence Hush Sunday School - 9:30a.m Eveni ng - 7 p.m . Wedneday Semee- 7 p m Unlltd Faith Churc-h R1. 7 on Pomeroy By -Pm Pa~ lor: Rev. Robert F.. Smilh, Sr. Sunda)' School · 9:30 a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday SeMcc: · 7 p.m. Ecclesla FeUowsttip llll Mill St., Mlddkpo<t Pastor: Chuck McPherson Sunday School · 10 a m Evening · 7 p.m Wednesday SeM.c::r . 7 p.m. Mhktkporl Presbyterian Syraru.w folrsc United Presbytt'l"ian Sunday School · 10 un. Worship- II a.m., 4 p.m. (111 A 3rd Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist SeYtnlh-Day Advenlht Mulberry Hu . Rd., Pomeroy Pastor. Bob Snyder Salurday Service•: S1bbath Sdtool - 2 p.m W<niUp · 3 p.m. United Brethren Mt Hn"111oa U1lted Brethrn In Chrlsl Ch1rdl Full GOSpel Ughlhou.se 33045 H1land Road, Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Hun ter Sunday School - 10 a.m Evening 7-30 p m. Tt-esday & 'lllunday · 7.10 p.m Ntase Sttllemenl Churrh Sunday Wonhip p.m.; :no Sooth B.thtl Nt'wTma.mtnt Sil\l(r Ridge Pntor : Duane= S)·demtncl.er Tc:xu Commooity otr CR 1t2 Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday SchOO - 9:30a.m . Wonhip - IO.JOa.m., 7:30p.m. WedT"Jesday ServJtts · 7:30p.m. fo: den United Brdhrat~ Ia Chrbt 2 In. miles north ol Reedrville on Swc: Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Ruben Markley Sunday School · 10 a.m Worship · 7:30p.m . Wedneaday Semcr:1 . 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 un. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m , 6 p.m w~ ServiQC.I . 1 p.m . P. J. PAUlEY, AGENT (row's Fomill Restaurant "fttllling ~Wue! f•l•d Cllldu " 228 W. Mnin ~1., Pomeroy Nai100W1de Ins . Co . of Columbo\, 0 . 804 W . Ma1n 9911311 Pomeroyo POMEROY, OHI0 - 992 -6677 SWISHER & LOHSE ~~~ h~ Preunphon~ 991 29SS 992-5432 BILL QUICKEL Pomeroy RAWUNGS-COATS RIDENOUR SUPPlY fURNITURE &HANOWARE Hflmelttl! !.aw\ .. ,,illnil, nr~~f s,.,.rin• ·llt.I"(J,..• •· Eslablishpd 1913 786 NORTH SECOND AVI. MIDDlEPORT, OHIO 992 -2121 106 MoAomy Au. 214 E. Main 992-SIJO Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME FISHER FUNERAL HOME Middleport The Salvatlott Anny 115 Bua.emul Ave., Pomeroy. Sunday School - 10:30 l .m Worship - 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. While'• Chapel Westeya11 CooiVllle Road Pa.stor: Rev Phillip R..idenoor S1mday ScRool · 9:30a.m Wonh1p - 10 30 a.m Wedne1day Servic::r . 7 p m Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m. Wontu.p · 10:45 un ., ?p.m . WM!esday SavictS - 7 p.m Heath (Mlddlepor1) Pa.\t<~r Frank SmuJ1 Sunday School - 9 30 a.m Wursh1p · 10:30 a.m. Wedn esday Sc rvH:t: ~ . 264 South 2nd O..urdJ - 9:1Sa.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Freedom Gospri Mission Ba.ld Knob. on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev . Ruger Willford Sunday School . 9:30a.m Wonhip- 10·45 a.m.. 7 p.m. Wedne1day SeMct . 7 p.m Nuarrt~f Pomerey Cllurdl 411 "'r Nuannr Pastor: Re'll . Thomas McClung Sund.y Sdtool - 9:30a.m Wonhip - 10:30 a.m . and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. 992-5141 Pastor: Rev . Roland Wildman C11rleton Interdenominational Cba.rch King~:bury R01d Pastor: Clyde W. llmdefKI"I Sund•y School . 9:30 Lm . Evemng 7 pm. Wednesday ScMct · 7 p m P.sta"": Jot.. W . Dwg\as Forest Run Pastor · Wes ley "lha! cher SU11day Schuol . 10 a.m. Wonl11p - 9 a.m. Thursda y Sc rv1 cc ~ · (:dO p.m 992-2975 Trinity Congregational Church Sunday SdJool · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 am., 7 p.m. Wedncsday SeMce . 7 p.m. RHdsvll,. F.UO-Ip Ch urdti t1 tht Syracuse Churctl ~the Naurmt Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Other Churches Thursday strvJCcJ . 7:30p.m. Flatwi)(K(s l'aswr · Kcilh Rad er Sund11y School · 10 am Wors h1 r · 11 ~ m , (J p m l llursday ServiCes · 7 p.m GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Putor. Glendon Stroud Sunday School - 9 :JO a.m Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesda)' SeMcea- 7 p.m. Hock.ln~JHH"t Smulay Schml - 10:30 EJ. .m Tuppt•rs l'lllim St. Paul Pa s!or: Shar1.-1 ll ausrnan Su nday School · 9 am w(); ~ hip 10 am . "luesday SerYJcc~ 710p m New Huen Church of the Nazarene Sutton Pastor: Roger Gncr JohnF . Fullr.Mqr Ph . 991 -7101 Pomt-roy SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY 10 a.m Pa stor : Laun A Leach Shrt:fflr.r W01sh1p - 9·30 am Sunday· School - 10 30 a.m \11. Portland First Church ~ the Naurene Putor. William Justis Swwiay School - 9:30a.m Wonhip · 10:40 Lm .• 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicr.s - 7 p.m Syracuse Mission S11r1day School - I 0 a.m Lutheran St. John Lutheran Church Pine Grove RuUand Cllureb o(l.he Nazarene Putor: Samud Buye Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30a.m.,6:30p.m Wcdn~ay Servicr.s - 7 p.m Bdhany Pl!tor· Kenneth Ba.kC' r 93 Mill Street Mlcldtoport. Ohio 46760 1614)992 8667 - 1998 -00KSI CHURCH SUPPLIES 1o BIBLES 601 lAST MAIN Rcri. Sp{ings PastocKeilh Rad~r Sunday School - 9 : IS a.m Hysell Run Holiness Church PastOJ: Ruren Manley Sunday Schoo l . 9:30a .m Worship - 10:45 u n., 7 p.m llwrsday Serv1ce 7:30p.m "lit\;l 0\\;f( 5r,,, Q),,f.s lpll.. NEW SAVE Thousands ON Theil 91 Models Pine Gron Bible Holiness Church 1/2 mile off Rt. 325 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Mlnley Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship · lO:JOa .m., 7·JOp.m Wednesday ScrvJcc - 7:]0 p.m o.,~, Pastor: Woody C.aU Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m Wednesday Servia: - 7 p.m 4cyl. S....... ciMrcnl, StocU1916. 1991 Cavalier SW.............................S9,99S Y-6, 4 *· Sllv•• 1992 5·10 Maxi Cab 4X4t.-..wllito....... _s15,999 ~ 199 2 Caprice .................................. $13,900 1992 S-1 0 Maxi Cab Tahoe ................_... 512,499 1992 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight ......... 519,600 H., s.,..., ...,.... 1992 Corska ....................................SCJ,999 r---~-----------------The Sales and Service Staff would 1992 Luni11 4·Door ....,..........- ..... 51) 1 995 like to thank the Tri-County Area for making our 1st Year very 1991 Cu~ass 4·Door.......................S11,995 successful. 1991 Cutlass 2-Door.......................S11,995 Holiness Sunday School · 9 a.m . Wontup - 10 a.m . Miller St, Old Belhc ~J) I/~~ GM Factory Sale Cars Purl Chapd Pu tor- Aomlcr Sfmth Ktno Chun::b or Christ Wonhip-9:30 a.m. Sunday Sdlool- 10:30 a.m . 1 Pvld fvr by the CCih<lldcltt Gary ~ DIU • 41190 Riebe Rd. Long Bottom. Olllo Episcopal The Dally Sentlnei-Page--7 MintrSVtllt: PaslOr Wesl<=y Tbatcher Sunday School - 9 a.m Wonhip . 10 a.m. E"'enin~ - 7:30p.m. r------------------.. TO THE RESIDENTS OF MEIGS COUNTY: Hardworking - Dczdicatecl to Meigs County Apostolic Pumeroy Westside Church of Christ 33226 OUJ.d~'s Hcxne Rd. ao or 111101 SYRACUSE Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy 00 \ S ) Veterans Memorial Ho.tal 11 S I. Mtmoriol o,. 992 -2101 ,_, ·, �Page 8 The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAl NOW OPEN! CALIFORNIA TANS 15 Sesslons....$25 12 Sesslona....$20 1 Sesslon .... $2.25 •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD 6 ML Out Eagle Ridge Rd. or 1 ML From Bashan BILL SLACK 992-2269 New SCA WOLFF Bed Sl24 Call for ApplToday USED RAILROAD TIES 949·2823 4· 4·92·111 d,., ahn peil&t&DOD t.o , t ke c:orr~uon • 'd.. U..t •..t h..- paid ID aJunce &r~ r.anJ..,( n......dJ HappJ Ad. I• ~rwa Yard Salu • \~hod ..J,.cr-.aen. placed llllhe Calli polY Da1ly T nt-... 1 6up~ Claltd'~ t:>Yplay. Bu..ane•• Ca rd or Legal ~ ' .,u a1.o apprar m th.e ?o1nl Pleaunt Rr-!'A ier and tJw. O.Uh Soe.tmd . nadu~ o"er 18,000 home~ :vioN. thru FHI. 8A.ll.-5t' . M. - Sn.S-12 . CI.OSED su~DH PO LICIES • 1\d1 ou U: 1de lh,., co unty Y'l ur 1u:l run; muat he prepa.KI • Hecen·e rh acou nt fo r ada p11.1d 111 ad vance • Free Ada : Gt ~eaway and Fou nd aW under IJ word• Wlli k I! double rru' e o f ad C~l I NOTlCf OF API'OifTIIEMT OF FD ICIAIIY On M.f 21. 1-. In 1M lloip Co••ty Probota Court, eo.. llo. 27471, BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION . , _ 41128 SR 331, Racine. OH. C5771, • • 4F Qinled Allllililhlaf of lho oo- ol c.t YGung, ~" \ .... ol 41120 SR !138, R . , OH. 45711. FIRESIDE INN PRESENTS Rock 'n DJ Curtiss Proffitt Thurs , Fri .. Sat . May 2B , 29, 30 Covor on DJ N1ghts Pu I , .lullp Clor1l. .._ K. (5) Z9; (&t 5, 12. 311: 675-1806 PubliC Noltce MOOSE MEMBERS NOTlCf OF SALE of . , Onlor of I - • of lha Courl of ., Ololo, In 1M By s.te is C llloigo Oa o••o• "- MONDAY, JUNE 1ST 6 P.M. PT. PLEASANT MOOSE LODGE NO. 731 Olllo, , . _ , IIA, M - 'ill, n.. Jolin R. - of - ................ ea.. No. ~-- Oawt,l will . . . . . ol loolrant ciDof ol . . CCIII II in P ..,. lllloiga County, Ohio, Oil . . . loth doy ol funding until the achool year 1993-94. GraduatH of Meigo County high ochoola attending Hocking T.chnical College, M1riett1 College, Ohio Stoto Univereity, Ohio Univereity, Univar.ity of Rio Gr.w~de, or Washington Sllllll Community Coli• are encourllgMI to ptck up appliutione 11 1ho ochool end got thom filed before Juno 15, 1992. Scholarehip• are avail· able to grodwttoo of Moigo High Schoola or peraona having 1 GED, whoee lut Plointilf, ••· Don E. Hani110n, et .... ~-. upon • Judgm•nl therein renclorocl, being Cooo No. 92-CV~ in ooid Cowl. 1 will oHer lor • • at the front doot of tho CourthouM in Pomeroy, Moigo County, Ohio, on tho 1oth doy of July, 1992, ol 10:011 Lift, . . . followirt9 l.nda and ~Me­ menta, located at S31U How Umo R011d, Rul-. Ohio 45775 . A complete logolcloleription ol tho ...t nt.te iii • tollowa: Being lo1 No. 17 of Hutchinaon Subdiviaion in the Townahtp of RuU.nd, Fraction 2, 11 recorded in Plot Rocord No. 4, Pogo 57 of tho Recordo ol Piolll in the Recorder '• Office of Moigo County, Ohio. public achool anendanca Reference Deed: Volume waa in Meige County. To be 265, Pogo 687, Moigo qualified lhe applicllf'lt must County O o e d Tho obovo dooeribod ...t 9' 11duate degree and muet eelllte h.. been auf9ned be purauing an under- b e a full time atudent carry1ng at lea1t 12 credit hour• Auditor'• Percel No. 11- 00422.000. Said prem1••• known • Bernard V. Fultz, 33164 How Lomo Rood, TrutlH Rudond, Ohio 45IT5. Kibble Foundation Said rNI e~tlite il. •ub;ect (5) 13, 2(), 27, 28,211, 51<: lo accrued 1992 rul eatale luH. REAl ESTATE APPRAISED Al SJO,OOO.DO. The real ettate cannot be Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE lol _ . ...... , • 1 110 llgh S~ Po-r, o•io, 4S1n. A ra•phte legal I Public Notice NOTICE The daadline far liltng appllcotiono lor tho Kibble Foundation Scholar•hlp 11 June 15, 11192. Appllc-o 'eeeived attw th.t ct.te will not be con1idered for .. d•criplion of llhl r-1 Mllllll ilatolaws: ..... Vilogo ol P OfOC tyofiiiJp otMI of 01o1o otMI born k..t IIMI ~~ 1 criMd • - t • loC "I - I I Sale 1nu•d out of the Common Pleu Co urt of Me1g1 Counly, Otuo, 10 the c 11e of Diamond Saving• and Loan Co mpany , lwa(14) - _ , """ ol lol liM (13)"' ora.. I • ·rs· ztDtae T - of Por 1 OJ> u..,at t h o - - - ....... PUSUCNOTICE The following were r• wiulld'pt p od by tho Ohio Envlronmanllli Protection Ag•acy (OEPA) lMt w.... EHecllva dotaa of finol ......., ond laouonca dotoo of prapa1ed .ctiana .nd of droll ectlono oro ollltod. Final actiona may bo ,._led, In writing, within :Ill - , . of tho dolo ol thia 110llca, ID Tha Envlronmllfit· .. _ . , _ _ Rm. 300, ..,.... ........ ftlod wtth tho director within 3 doyo. Propoood octiono will t DIM finlll unl..l I writ· lon odjudicotlon hoorlng 5126/1 mo. ••llr• tion• VALLEY INC. Rt. 2 Millwood, W.Va. - io IUbjooct Soid ..... - lain and rogotlao In ell to 1 c rod 1111Z ...t aolalo woloro In Hundngl<>n Corpo REAL Diolrlct. ESTA~ AI'- (5} 2!1, 1"' Real Estate General OR TOll FliEE 304-273-SSSS 1:800·848:0070 KEVIN'S lAWN MAINTENANCE ALL MIKES 949-2627 or Iring Ills Dr Wo Phk u~. 1..aoo-837-1460 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 985·3561 - a ~~-mq 6 Lost & Found ~ 25a IICtCIIee . . . eo.. ...... . . . "$' V. C. TOIIIG • _. • 992-6215 a.m.rc.y Of p G.-. =....=.~ lla• ur,OII. Sol ---Labr 6-----___ ....... ..._, .-.... - .. ""' ---·--·7!u.a:-·· .. Sl :· &, ;t;;. an ...S I ,..... • t I I tal. fM...ttMI7a BISSELL & lUilE FOiiDII:: . . . . ..... ~:Net: Mid ..... dDQ. .._, hlir• ...,. near Dlnrin. - COISIIucnOI •llewlo•es :t::','C' .. Re••••s I ...... 5id1 Drs, , ... - _.•d"*ad Loa: ...., Stop&Co•,.,. old. ...... Sa nome:.~, Ia. .... 5 ..._....,_fM821M1 Ftnm.ms 985-4473 667·6179 ,- n - H-n-tlo Chtr: c.ntar .. "" ,,_._.~»an Yard Sale 7 Gallipolis R&C EICAVIDH BUUDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND a£AAitG Ow S ~ Shiptnent Of Tr n,.BIIt 1lllen Now In Stoci.. Yo~WitcfiJi~19t•• II lO Wesl, llho01, Olio •liJ-381 S 212019'/fJ mo. Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call 614:992-6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheshire, 0 H. '}(J1.tfiryn 1/2/tfn ']y{eadows "SPECIAUZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS" 39B15 Gold Ridge Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 HAUUNG: lin mne, Dirt, Gravel and Coal PH. 614-t92-55tl ~~ HAUUNG SERVICE Welcome Slates $20.00 36970 lal Ru• 1111111 --· • QJJIK 8or u.-!:9Fw 'sam ..... Oiils-s •W11' : s 614-949-2104 : --- Tr- • LIMUTONE DELIVEiY SERVICE I ....... So<. ...... ...,only. .. m&L: ~ == Gr--. off Mt - 1,.t.S, "a S.Tolll.O.. .... - :. p , ... o-'2 .... r :::I :-.....: ~ --· a a. l<oia ---··-Oui ~ Cllll*w. ...._....._......._ as 111.211,- At.7- 01 Ty........ c:.rry..,&. - . ..,. 1C).? Crofts, IIU54 .. - - t- ,_T-. ..... er.t. 114 Sli-T-. C --Cnll-. . . -- 2,:1, Sillion, .... " ' Doily - 51151'9211 mo J Ad.. Dr, ..... - - llay . . . -~ 1o - (614) 992-3470 SMALl DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY WORK and ftldllr t a S..,.. co=•;...,.. ~ " .t RlONE IIOWII •SAND -GRAVEL oOIRT oUMESTONE CHARLIE'S --- 'afbul New Homes • Vi•rl Si' 1 REASONABLE RATES 992·7553 -- . _. .- _ .,. New Garoges • Replece•eat .-... as · Roo• Additioas • l•l:.j POMEROY, OH. 5, 11·'92·1 •o. pel. . So<. .. ?. l oW'l. lly - --lni,-.W'I. --.A..\2,:S.eor-ot COMMDl(;IAL aiH5 RES. .ENn.U.. FR.t:E ES'I1M.UI!S Pomeroy, to coord1nat• ac- AssislanC Director of Nursing tor A bed tong t.rm Ulr• t.dlity. Must hav• reqistarad nurstng ~ In Wesl 9irglnia. A ; I:SibAI fat administration duiles I SOrM f1oor won as cMrgl nurse. Prat.r Geratic: bckgraund. Computer ••· porionco • ...... Apply c. r• Hawn ot Polnt Pta.asant, Rt . 1 NOTICE - AVON ! AU ArMs ' Shlrtey S,O.ro, 304-675-1429. Jobs.. H1rlng· Summarlyaar rouna Barlendlnl Casino WOf'tt•rsJ Gil Shop' SaiQI Tow Guldu/ ate.. Fnl travel Hl•iil Caribbun/ Bahamul Europe. No eKp. I+ I'J. 1-206-T36-7tl00 En. 1&t7NG. Cruise Ship $200Ct(ftM). Euy Wortt' Ex~wnt P1y 1 Ass.nbla Praduc::tt AI Home C.1t1 Toll FrM, 1-S00-467-6566, [zl 313. 992-2759 608 ~ST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO NEW LISTING-SR. 7 POMEROY· 1979 Bamng1on 14> 7v 205 North Second Ava. Middleport, OH pOMEROY - Wollpen Road - A 1975 1o1al e1ac1nc Monte Car1 o home wllh 2 bedrooms. 1 bath with a 20J:SO rjve you MOOi~ HUl1111e • lttl 3 bedrooms. 1 112 bath deck , appll · ances 12' ' 16 sDr...ge budding In Eastern school d•stnct. cable h~ t4> 1 .. acre $ 18 000 ~EW LISTING- 16 769 acres ol VACANT Ground loca1ed home rnaa;t .-ends, top pay goad oqu _ _llust bo 25 yrs of 1g1 with 3 y_w:s nrili.able OTR wtth COL license, IOiid ct"Mng r.cord & work tollstory. . . . past road ,... •nd Call 800-228-6658 "'*"'IJCtl bpetNnc•d Hell Pump R.S.£.5. S.Mce lad'll"'lclln, Uparienc:a In Furnal:':a Serviea Repair, Some Plumbing EJ:~ Needed. Insurance Prowided, s.od Anum• lo. CL.A 220 clo GallipoUs Da 1ly lribuna, 825 Third A.,.nue, GalWittl 11 Hams..:m~ ~ ASKING S 13 500 REEDSVIllE - Rlggo Crost Manor - A spacious split level 5 badfoom home With 2 fu ll baths. one car ga:raga. wood:lumer. PermaPane Windows and a family room S$1,500. MIOOL£PORT - Vine Street - Th•s home couk:t have 3-4 bedrooms Has dishwasher, stove, rafngara1or, ditpOsli, .,d fireplace . All rooms mce s.ze . Sits on 2 fenced ftat HOW $36.000. T floor frame home 3 bedrooms. on "'""' lc< .,fl Sbagebu•lding. porcll , utility room Affordably FREE ESTIAUTIS =~ lntMest.d clllls only 331. NEW CONSTRUOION & REMODELING •• 7 FE POIIBIOT·IInck randi wt11i with 2 lots. firoplaoo , CiA , ll!llt:, U ' la...... &-porct>es, 1 cargaragowith Exh -goes wi1t1 properlY $45,000 (A good dealb a...,.Mhal,..&morej. PDMEROY - Ooborno Sl - 2 bedroom . 1 both, 5 yoar old home with vmyl siding, c1ty water and sewage and a 201<20 storage butlding on o 83x90 lot $18,700. PHOFEhlt IS Sf! ti!G SFWNG...SEUIHG11F YOU WANT 10 GET YOUR HOllE ON THE "SSLO" IIOARD...,LIST WITH B •"'J REALTYI WE'RE GETDIG RESULts All OVER THE COUNTY! WE'D LIKE lOGET RESUlts FOR YOU TOOl a \h>hik ,'i. llntthll'\1 idl' llnllll' I h lrTCDTUrDU 11 1r::n trn:nrrt. ' Q~aMty Hi EHkl81cy Colditlours, Heat F•naces & Now Water Heaters. HENIIYE a a AIID __.......... - .... ..........992-l!IBI 0 I _ ....................... BU-2660 ________ ................ 992·2259 Bennetts Mobile 1391 Salford Sdtool Rd. Col (614) 446·94 Air n a ,.._.._ ·~·~-- 0 iL;. Friday. 3:00 Pll E.O.E. Palaion: Part-Time. -.y P1ua Locol Bu:dl- In SION Salet . Sand Sal. c:.mr.laion. Aell.- To; Cl.A 221, c/o Cal- 1itaolla 011ty Tribunl, 825 Third Go!Npcllo, OH 4563t A- Sulld bldl: will be taken t~ June 20, 1992, to tcnpt •nd ~lnt 2 story par~ 3nl houM s~Mt'l ol old SUnnyllld School, ma.il bids to : Apple Grow• UM Charge, Gorwol Dollvwy, Apple O.ov•, W¥25502. Someone to tiM up amall garden ...... :IIIU7&-11134. OETTBI Br liSIGN GIVE US A CALLI TRACY IIIIII'GFL-----···--·······..........94~2439 OH., WY. &ILU.D. Appm..IM-hKIMM llollsiltPr..t.ds. --- .. .. ........._,-.- ........ _ ·=-~ $ 1 Ill I ' RN GMerat Ho1pital, R~, WV, naw accepting ap-plicatiOnS tor full lima position CCU in .........y dept. P.O Bo1 720, Alptay, WV 25211 or e.ll tor more lntormaUon 304m-ln't an 150, 1·00 AM 1111 _,- ATTENTI<>N MIDDLEPORT- Reoroc:Jed. cozy home close to town on a quet ,._ WIOh !eoood yald, porch , storage building 3 bedoooms mud'> SIDrago space ASKING Sl9,500 FlATWOOOS RD.· &id< ranch style home with 3 beclroorns. 2 glassed ., larnily room . excollent loca1ionl ASKING $>19.9011 JKbon "Wt Ott Tilt Je~ D••• 1..,..... wan1ad, help Ponwow, Oh. Janltorl•l worli., - pnced at S t 5 000 JEAHTRI OfAI :e Patt-tirne nMCe ROCKSPRINGS ROAD - Pomeroy - You need 1o insido 1o appreciato A 2 bodrooms. 1978 Baron mobie homo with scroonod on porch , and carport Silting an a liftto loss than 2 acru $24,100. OCTilE TURNEf!, Broker ·------ ........... .. ......... 992-56~ BRENDA JEFFEH5 ............................................ 992--3056 DARUNESTEWARL .....................................892-6385 SANOY BUTCHER ............................... ............. 992-5371 SHERYL WAlTERS, Cheshire____ ...... .......... 367-4421 JERRY SPRAOUNG -·--- . ................... .. (3041 882-34911 4221. 20lrs. Ezp. plenty olooom to e•pand Was $43 000 NOW 1139,000. RACittE- Very ,...... have COl's. 1-8()0..548- 614-742-2321 Zgnoy-1-oN& llrba>:.n., _ _ _.. t.ft-'IDO'Iehrla 7...er.oN.....,II1t81 -.10._,_,_ Itt==-st.opiwdl Colo Did, •• ad., ond _ _ 1 3~':t ldl-_ I -_. 318-6341. Babysit11ng · In my Cheshire 614-367-7598 l'lom1, Expanancad Mother will stay nights wn l'l elderly parson, 304· 67!-6t83 Georges Portable Sawmill, doo 't haul your logs to the mill jus! call 304 -67S-1~57 room Need 1 babysitter last? Call "T1'11 Kid Care Club" Seven rt~spons•~• babysinars will be at your service $150,.,r For more Information c.JII 614-DaS3854 or 614-992· 5t13 Total tawn carl , halt price, (lsi lima special), Includes mowing & weeding. call 614-992~31( 9am-9pm True:- - l)r1.., OTR fo. Sunday. F111bod. Mutt err- COl Whh HozMot Enclol....,. 1Yr. OTA Ellpwlll-- tiro 23 y_. Ago. 1100tG8DI H; ~~ 1443 Allor 7P.II. 12 Shuatlon Wanted WOfMI'i • .,.. ·-h Olf'UI~~n.~n com- ... ·--3998" Ilk ::"1 ., ...,. .., ....... JII - lor Sl:1, 7fT House On Doublt l..ol., 2 Bedrooms. Modem KheMn, Whh All Applianca1, 2 Milas Oft Rt . 7, Bear Run R011d, Call 6~ 5622. 1975 Hollyhilts mobile home, 2 bedrooms, $4 ,000 304-382-3755 1978 Ragan! 14l70, 3 bedroom, all atac, appUancas Included, $7,800 Naw wood bam storage btdg exa $400. 304-615-4424 or 675-5413 1980 Buddy Mx10 2 Bath1, WfO OW, CA 15x30 ~ 3rnl out of Porter Call 614-388-8352- 5.00 1989 Radman Danville Mx72, Total Electric, 2Br, Ex'*tenl Cond11ton, Reduced Pnc.t 614367-0139 Art•r 5 P.M. Financial 21 Business Opportunity 0010 VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recomrMndl that you do busi· nHS w1th people you know and NOT to ..nd money lhrough Uta mail unt1t you h.Jve in.,...trgal.d the offering Allenhon • S!yllng Salon For Sale' Prime Location. Ca.tl 614446-8803, 614-446~355 48 Al::r1s, 8 Room Brlcli. Ranch, Living Room, Dining Room W'Oh Flrepraca. Den W'Jllt Fn.paac.. Kitchen, Brukt..• Room, S Bedroom, 1 V2 lhths, Full Finished Basement, Fuel ott Furnace, Single Attached Garage, Plus 2 Car Garage In Workshop, 2 Large Bams, Crib s~ . 314 Miles 0111 Rt.2t8 Evenings Anaf 1 PW . 6\4-446- 22 Money to Loan -0:\:: A• ~~:.,Bot~ FW-.nw And Dtpottt quiNd. 614-446-1511. 2 lA ~ In llkklt.part, r...ty ren ~cilted, kM utllfties, .. plio, $2211 PI' . - h, dopooll roquind, -23111 da~ys"'===-====:-:::: ~ BEAUTIFUL APAAT1ENTS AT BUDGET PRtCES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jacbon Pika ::::.!~61 4~~~ :e:~~ Aput. .rt Utllhl• Paid Upli- Saeond Awonuo, G.alllpob. Edra Claant 1 Bad- •• ,..... Bekft 7p.rn.. room ...ttmlf'ltl; In TCMn Unhlrn. 2... Ground -loD<yor ~ Carpotod, Hoot<upo. e-Nd Pal And Yard. No Pels. CaH E.art To.,., 6J4.446.<1161 Lllt.yttt• MaH: 2 Room I Bath, S175111o. 2 Bad ootns, 2 Baths, $400'rno. Roqulrod_ .... 406-7133,~222. N~ DoMriown Pomoroy - $115rln0. 614-902-7511. month, eny one ol bur lots avallabfa, 304-675-2722. ·- Small h.rnllhod offllncy progo apt, $200. mo, utUtl._ Included, 304.f75-2013., 675-6189. Furnished aplltlnlint avallaiM .., wtth251;01_cooklng privtlogoa. __ Aoornt b ,_,. - WMk or rnonlh. ~:':'~ .. $120/mo. Gallll Holot. 6 0580. Sl- - orlth ...... lng. Atso. tnlil• .-ce. AJI hook-vpa. Cal aa. 2:00 p.m.. 304-7735i51. Maeon W'V. 46 Space for Rent Coo-, - - p .... Rt :tiN., unclor . . . . _ .. l<oia, SIS; homo ronlolo. S235; 114-la-2Kf tor ,.. to cut lor hay. ~"" 30 ...... 6>1- Merchandise Household 51 Goods O.J. Whhe Road, 18 Acrn, Yostly Woodltd, Witl'l A BMIAj.. lui Bultdlno stl•. NICI L..vet Driveway, Aural Watw, Elor:1rldy, And Phono Somco Available 3 112 Wiles From HoiZif Hospl1al, $39,000. 6~ 4127. 2 ll'lld Rodney VIII~• II 614-446-- 8114 3 BR, DR, lR, 2 r.c rooms : 1 up,1 down 2 baths, hnl pump, 15' tp, dishw•st.r, atov•. mK:rowa.,.., ,.., , 3 stall sheet. Some furnilure to be sotd also Boa! ramp l04-882·206g - Sowtngo On "" Ylnyl • Cor.. Sf- 15.00 Up. umlhn. 6,._.J044, Dorio a.- Hiatt Uwtng Room O.lr, (ire " .. Condrnon! 614 u& • • Afl•lP.II . 1 BR hooM across ftom thl Uni.,...sity ot Rio Granda 6M388·9946. 4 bedroom home, $400 mo, piiJI dapoah, nk:a location, 304675-3379 HouH tor rent In Pomervy, 304882-3336 after 4pm for Rent Don't Walt!l II you can qualify, you can buy on lnslallment con· tract with 10% down. Meadow.. nd Estatn. Rei.. In 3 bedroom, 2112 bllhs, tam1t7. room, double car gar~~ge, poo . Owner will finance with special t bedroom tr1ilar, pay own arranganttnts. 304-675-2332. utllltlol ..... dopooll, :IOU75For s.ala by owner: very nice, 2535. completely remodeled 3bdrm. 2 btdroom tr1IW mMtty turhome on Peacock SlrMI Priced nlshad, Vinton, Ohio aNa, below appraisal. 614-667-3271. dtpoa.h l refwane-., 31)4..61'5For salt or rent, chlap fix up, 5'178. owner Unanc.t home--apart- 3br, 2 BalM, Tr1 l~ In Porter man!, nothing duwn. 11 Fisher Area. You Pay Oap And Street ; 106 Peupl•s Terrae•. 614- UliltiM 614-388-9162. 1868 Scotty Spor1tman Travel lrailar, old antique table, organ, cttoman chair, 197'11 Olds Cut· -·good'""""· 614-'i192-51162- IJ-~::========:;::========:::_~ Motor, l9R. With 155 HorM I Trait., Good donf $2,05. 114-24~5152. n Pets lor Sale 56 1883 15 Foul Pontoon Bott With Extru; 1917 lnt'l Scout II; 1m Honda 350 Scrambler; 1!178 Yamaha 250Yl, 114-319-2222. I tral..r nl•• and 12 llr. ., 2 tong.,.., SlOOO or $500 1 HI, 614-9W-.553:2. 6'•"l:16' tr~ilar , Tandom ula, trut.d Uoor, •xc llrH, 7000tb. CllpKily, asking $1000 bo1 in or $850 bo1 ott, 61~- 949-2804 Aduft Diapers For Sate Can 614- 446-7589. Rental Surplus clothing. atart lng price $12. dozen. FrM delivery Point Pteuanl a,..a 304-ZT.l-5655 co.t ot e~~lt taken from bill No dulers Pla&la Sam Somerville's C.mflauga, army, .urplus. Our 28th yNr, 5 miln East ~77, Rl'ltfltwood by Sandyvltt.l Post Ofllce, Fri, Sat, an c:a..ite l5aJ, htgh pertor- lhund Pupp,. l150. • • • ' ' Slarne.. lllltarai.:,UI INI -.Q point hrnaln. tlinMI&;aa khtena. No ct.cb., 111-Ju- cowt Induefiaa ...... ~-- nllgdiatMe, . . a! 2.Z'II5 2948. 51 Musical InstillmentS -Dian utsil• h.DOO C:UU.ss BOATERS Guloo• Mercury Marina Sarvll:': e . . an.- ltHpn ··--good c:ond, mzuo 35 Hundr-.d St.rtar Conv1rtar 58 For Chevy 350 Tnuwmlsslon, $75, Chevy 10 Bolt Poa . Tracker Flllits & Vegetables For Sale or Trade ._. Otfll Ollb II Ao,ale, 4dr ....... ~U tamlly car, all .........., law lh:l&.a., brand new .... :11'1 ~ 1>7110, 614-992- -- lliolp !hllbr O..rpr r.-.s:c: -..~vov­ -. 19'7& Calvaclda camper, 22 ' , tully Mit-contained, AC, awning, olupo 7, 13000 OBO, 614-MS3902. 197'6 ..n ft truck camper, sell contalnad, sl•ps 6 , $SOO 304675-2049. .. - Chalrnon, H.D S IJiooo<. Elecl:ric Folk L.lt... 61t til rift a.a...,. ....-c...-R,- )Nns, denim I bib o"'hlluta, P'u• bacbpreadl, lheell, towets, suitcases, throw rugs, tnUOI'1 )an, tool1, 6 good liras, commercial exhaust fin, single Md&, B•10 rug~~, Lawn chain, rock.,., ..1)' chllrs. 132 Butternut Av.nua, Pomeroy. Pinsburgh paint 1118 now In pmgrn1. C..ting ~lnt $8 99 gat, ntarkM' whh• latex 113 M gal. Bwpae 50% oH. Paint Plus, 2415 Jack.son Ave, Pt. Pn, s-. 304.f15-4084. Plast l.c And --:-;M -;-o-cdco:lc:C:-u:lvo - n-:-:6 :-lno -;-h Tt'lru 60 Inch In Stock. Ron Evans. Jackson, Ohio 1-800- 53?-9528 Spaad Queen Washer, Oryaf About 1 YNr, St1 .. Tub, Huvy Duty 614-446-6850 TCMn I Country camper Uka ...... Prke $3,000. 614-24S.M51. Services WV 082- 2- row maunt.cl c:ultt.lltlft b or M Farmall, I'M H au 4W Ford ltanco II z IH--.n . . , ODdp Cia :p:. 5 Speed llllao, mSS"al~atr.r- Eddie 29 N5CZf7.... -., Ela.ll- Canditian, 7 Stale Aou1e 160, Bidwell, Oh~ Tabecc:o ~. 1111-• Moving .. a. Whlrtpool Aflar 6P.M. ra~lgerolor, 1200; Ho4poin1 For S.le; PTO . .,.... Spa 9 dry.r, 1100; rvund "laa tabte, Com Plantara_ ~ $25, Murphy 22" lawn mower, Ptc.a. Oiskl, ._._. ........ $50; 614-992-7'90 anytime. And Round lrregu~r has AI:., refrigerator, stave toitat, like new, 614--624242. ' Oklo Scany'• ~ ----5 - -19113 --.M:,-..., ........ ENFORCER A1 11ro11y · 1 s.ttw Main Une Art ..., R..-. Jack••. 1t88 Palllmlno hardstde pop-up, 01011 ~ 5 _ . , air. S1 .ar 111 - - , till ....... .,.._ Buy ENFORCER FIN Kllion For ll!>m Pat•, Harne I Yard. G~.arantMd Farman Cub Wtit C 1 New -- 1918 Cheatau travel trailer, 28h , air cond, baith, llov•. ,..lrigen.tor, 52,800 304-6~ 6318 or 614-256-&089. Groooly ,....,. wheels, euniva1or, ~ ....nc 1'\.A~--. 11a ..... .. , -·........,.~·· tll82 Brown• Trustworthy Hardwtrl, campers & Motor Homes $1,100. 304-675-2'3... a ;;~;::~·~·:·: -:·~~--~-: ._-=-a..a.aao. Cllnlla:-. ,_. ..... - IS P.M 18ft travel trailer, fully equipped, suo; - CoNIca""'- .John - 79 -ng ....... '* MA5 Ei1 :-:cc:--:::-:c-'-:""': --===:-c I 19SI 8ud9• Transmlsslona , UMd & rebu1R, atarting at $99, front wh... drive starling al 1'149 00 614-245-5677, 1514-992-6293 15~292'f Attar Farm Suppl,es & Ltvesl oO. a RMr End, 45ti G.. r. $'175, Higtl RPM Cam Uh•rs For Small Block Chevy $40. 614-379-2730 Four 15N Eagta GT Radials S60. 61 Fann Equlpmenl Buy UwcruiMr 6~3978 FREEINSTALLATK>N a-, Cal.orily siallon SWIMMING POOLS \Oft llodet C70 .........'iDnll ....., -~~ ..... 1975 Only $799.00 BelutHul Abova Ground 19x31x4 Pool tncludn: - · Horrlgo1 Good ... $Ia; .. Finer Dec::k. Fence, Llldd.,..., lind 11oc1o1 FW Elc. ~1 EHtlava h1 Call BPI 1100. 1514-30J-1554 .... 13,lli0. !987 1~8-1923 13,2110. 1!189 16HP Grav&er riding ,....,. . . c I .... 1983 41" rnanr. ba.IIMII «a4 12,100. 1984 Genesl1 Nutrhlon Products 12250, IM-ta..ali. . _ . 1 ~- ..-, Olda euttuturing Amino Acid Body 180 AC Trac:tor Wlltl .._ Cia fiUI&. 1!la OodQe Building, -'Qht loss and tal 1 ~~!"i~-- ~ f..2!o burrwr tarmufas. Avalt•bla er- Round laW Sl',.15D, IIIIi Wl 1: -..-. , _ ~ ctustvaty at Alta Akl Pharmacy. Tractor With S BonDnl ...._ R,11li.. T"" 10 The ute way to dlae. $3,550. &1421& ssn ...._ ._ Ram 50 4 Ellor:11vo! Marinllf', Auto Pans & Accessories ~ VamaM YFP-111 , . - l11nd & ltoal w'-lnl pa ' lland, $1,300. axe c:ond. 301- Chair, Typnn"lter Sland, M•p&a Chair, 6.........._ KILLS FLEA.St Me~I.I'J, tpetlaltst. Mercury certllled Mobile, Wa came to you. 814~m - 0... And KilLS FLEAS! Buy ENFORCER Flaa Klllon to< plio, ,_., • prd. Guar~nt.Md .ctaclln! Buy ENFORCER .,, Blum Truo Value Store, 11 Wast Main Slraet, Chesler Oh. I Valley Lumblr & Supply Cor))., 555 Pllrtl Stf'Nt, Middleport. Oh. firm , 304-fi7S.76n _,. IJiadg. Dllrt. 57,DOO actual ml-. SIR •x. $lOCI. 304-675Milk Want to buy a Pkx:oto, JDt 1111 .n... 6308 AM..fM cassette, power 11ft & trim, extras, S7,000 BOATERS J 5. Marine Service, Serving All Your Boating NMdt:, Part•. kcassorlas , Twa eye .. Oil And S.rvk•. 614-~160 . lumber ca.rt Ectw.,d Ball, &14-&82-7580 5pm. ton Fow-Winno, IIOhp 2225. 59 ~. -9•.,... .,., STRAWBERRIES · - llir:t.. . . Cont1i,...,.. Prolri:IW. Brand New Trt~admlll $300 614- Pick. 0pon ... M-4', Sal ..S, a 446..042'3 Sunday · laV~M '• 8erfr Palltal,, Concr.te & P'-stlc Septic Ken Rd. 81t ttli Ifill, Or SJI.. Tanka:, Jet Aantion lanka. Ron 2~7ll Evans Entarprlsn, Jacklon, OH • .-,. uw 1!188 Johnaon, Rid Femall Mlnimur. o.dt- Sun lioon.f:OO PM. 1~537-9528 . Au1o5 for sate Power Condl- Q8fl - , ..., . . Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOANG UncondltlonaJ llr.tlme gual'llntM. Local retwenc .. fumilhad. Ff'lt ntlmatM. Call coUad 1614-2:17-0488, day or night Rogers Ba.Nmant Watetpr(IO. tlng. . _ . ~ JDI..e7'5.7JII at- CUrUa Home Improvements: Y•,.. Eipariance On Older I •-t»N.. l--:-,-:-lio.:-: _----::-...,:--,... -.-=~ :--c ,.. :. .. -:-. ......,. Homes Room AddiHon1, ·-r Found.otlon Wortt, Raallng, And Bath1. FrH e... Rokaa, Hoy Bl-. · - ~~~-- Goad cancl 1 - Kltchene tlmatM! Rat.reneas, No Job Condlilanors, - . . 0.. - PicQn, Other Equips ul. -..a.y Trac., 4 door, 5 Too Big Or Small! 614-367..05'16. Howe's Farm " ±li•J. ....._ ....... 4 qt., ant'r 34,000 miles, Hl1 I Her Construction would ..tillt 13,,H& wtft cc:m~ldar llka tu bt.lild your addition or son, Otdo, 614-Z~Ji-.5M4 deck. rooting, pot on siding or KUBOTA -~ p11nt tor you. No job loo •mall. Salol Porto,Sontlco ......... 11o11.tt So.tlon WY llcan• no 028-:tl97..()()1 HURST tli&C10A $ALES . . . . . . Gaao1 c-dtlonl 63,000 C'7M29, 30oUi75-2919 21 HP ~ WD l&ftS; :Ill . . 4 - a,-. 19117 ...,_.h ...- . - . , - lin' Condition, J.W. Construction . Room Ad114:Jl10.eiSI ...._ 1110- ..,_,tlo, dttlonl, Rools, O.Cks, Sktlng t!ltlll fonj And All Types Of Exterior And LJD. ...... Good Cand~ lnterlor Painting. Will Give Low LM• llodll 4000 Fanll T-=-. .... - - . , . 251 12,., Bid. Lleer.ad ti 14-245-5071. 14,850; Fan! . . . - JET ~ C:O..O,_, AlUM Round 81. .. llll,550: 1111 -PS.PB,Iir-cond,«<.DOO AaraUort Wolot'll, rep,alr.d New S2,te5. 614-• 1m ~ ......... .., olt, 304I r.buin mo4oB in stock, RON ... _, Fs:: err., !iJ1 lbbdl EVANS, JACKSON , Olt l-100hoyralll, $45( ~-­ ~7-1528 NIIW Halllnd hay bl\a, ,._. MelOhiO Valley Muo/"11 will do land auper n7 fonlgl.....-. block, brk:,, stone, lif'lptacu, Ge.hl tiS grindw mlDr A1 ..-.. and concrete No job too sma ll lent conclitlon.. JD4..Z7J...Qt5. Of loo big! 614-2~9'176, mn7 Jf:al CoOed~ 1964 Al:llllf"J' and ...,_. ..-a. 4.. a.., Tnad Q;ginal 1 O.Mf, uge 614-446-6222. S. and 6ft. Alto ~Mill...,. ~.-.. Condition! CaU Rllloblo Wollp~porino . ..,..,.. On SA~,_.,_! ' &.lilf9i ..... IP:Il 614-t46- marcia! And Rnlderilal Com. "Fr• Estimatae . . .-c..--- ..........,... cond. Fer mer• Information : a..._, HP, Good CondiUon. PJS. 614-245-9519. M5-NII. Son..... 51,300. 11~ ~~~ 8037 63 Stahl truck tool bo1as. Good Tror-lllt Sldda •a 3 hi- - ---,-~- - F. Slla ~ Ford LTD S50Cl ......UZJ. ---------- n anyt.._ "£xperietad ~~:Wcwk ' 7711 ......,, finn ..-'-1' ot ..., Truclls for sate Tandy 1000 Tll CompU1er, Wtlh ldnd&. Gal you_. 10 Cokw an 4.31 G1KPllINdl, :JD4.17S:n.,g Modem, Wontlor, Printer, 40 And Mag l..ot1 HO ot _otol~t~-C.~M~I~M-251~!--~~--- ..., 304-i12·2686. A-tram• horn1 on 28 acrn1 3 bedroom , 1 1!2 balhs, unoar- Mudowbrook - 3 bedrooms, ground swimming pool, A· hma carport, deck. Malldowland • 5 garage, 304-882·2884 aner 5.00 roomo, 1112 boiho, progo. Monroe lvt - ••• odlaad 5 room PM . ttous•, garden .-ce. Hom..AcN, 2 bedroom trailer, deck, taad Raahy, Brokw, ~ porch, central heat/air, stova, 5540 or 304..aa2·2405. refrigerator, Apple Gtove, 304Nleo •ffleloncy caitogo, unlquo 576-.2145 and belutlful,l04-675-4042 BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE Historical Area Corner Lot - 816 Unturnllhad 2bdrm. houM, Main St. Pt. Pleatanl , W. Va. clean, c»posil I ..t~ ,. Cumpletely Renovated: 2 full qulrad, no ln-'dl p.t.1, 114--lmBaths, 3 Large 8edi'OOf'M, New 3090. HVAC, New Carpet Available 42 Mobile Homes June IS 614-«6-220!5 992·7511. Color T.Y~ Microwlw, IM-2561231. 01'110 River tront lois, bMow Hartford, WV Owner linanclng nallabte wfth down payment , 41 Houses for Rent 1m GUO Commodort &o.t 2657 Air Conditlrrrwo, Rotrlgofl101'1, 1969 St•cl'llft 22' lnbolrd boa1 , 120hp. Chevy engine and traltar, $3500 01 tract. for 4WD truck ICM' van, 814-t82-6532. ._t 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise else blka, 150 N. Jrd, 614-992- 2021 Marquan• Ave , 5 yrs old, all brick mainlenanc• tr.. homo, 4 bodrooms, small living room , di nl ngroomltamlly room combmat1on. kilchlln, utility room, 1U one tav•. covef11d patiO In back, privacy garage, shown by appolnlmant only 304-675-1238 3 BR Home to S.ll on Land Con- s Paddle boat wllnUer, Christmas tree, 20" blka, acrean tent , campstova, 2-room tent, ax•· a- F. . . . . 0ryw a w.-. 6325 2428. pric:n, •lnoa Sq.,.,. ~. aR thr• tats. l04-61S- Renlals 12Ft. Aberglau Boa1, Tralltr To TroOing MOtor, $250 !114-319- ••n. Furnished Rooms Lots In .._. Haivan - 100'1. owner flMnctna at $101 .a par monlh bup aillhree ~., e:J04675-2122. ] Bedrooms, Wilt'! Garage Will Consider Tra iler As Down Pay· ment Pnce $45,000 614-44&- 1>1-441-4&35. &n.-2218. Ono "'"'-" ... 1... - OCCii . . . .... minutu from P1. Ptaaaant, 156,900 304~75-_ 53_.. _ __ .,. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Story Home, Ch•st'llr• Village , (Galli& Counly) 11 South Tturd $trMt, Appointment 614 ·367-0628 reaton~ble 7 Lbl. Thru11 Trolling Motor, Sura D.p Cycle Banary, U25 and triCk, uwdu.l r.moval chain and sparw IHih, $4300. 7 large Ji vmg room, brick patio, l.olo joining Point • tOO% ownor tr&a water/septic, heat pump, 5 tlnanc:lng at $10'1.46 per monlh •ne•, 10Ft. Alum. A11'1ing Boat, Excel- Polnl - ·114Mt pllln1od, Hud appl'oued, 2200 twv 7 lf7 Wanted to Rent Real Estate lor Sale Antiques 53 5trMI Blka, No Thla, 75 Boals & Motors Corley 3 head block uwmlll saw. ANdy to run. Will damonstr.t• by appointment Turning Plow For 14 ..._, Includes a.tinnupods Moline Bowm.ns Tr.etor, Atlo s Power unit, model KEF, • cyl., Biadli. 114 4t6 £YW One I Guys~m•. ta~. ~V22. lot• In Gallipolis Farry . 1~ owner financing at 108 14 par 1,400 sq h brick, 3 bedrooms, Village 1'12·2301 after UOpm. 1-800-238·9759, Open From 9 AYlc10PM . 31 Homes for Sale Ill and Rivwskle Apattmams In llldd..port. From $196. Call 614-0!12-mt EOH. Manor lot• tot' nte, lrait.fs ~ Mon.y 7o Loan 114 446 0338, To Httte ntate Chester Motzmik, 208 ac,.. t.nn, ,.., 304~7S.7769 New $'115, Ammunition S201100. 614-446-1822 ..... 9 P.M. Or B-11 A.M. 1&16 Putun Vending Route· local. We Hnt Ohio 45101 lhl Newest Machinn, Making A Nice St1ady Cash Income 1· 35 lots & Acreage 800-95H354 . 5 acrM land, 10 min trom Pt Pft on Fh 2 N price negotla~ . $151100. Jennings 380 Auto Pis- 1979. 304-675-2538 or 614-256- 2360 Athens CoL Ohio. lmmedi•l• pos:Muion. 1103,000 or offlr. For •tlills and ,...,, call Paul J . Gerig, 614-593-3800 dunng normal business howl or wnle: P.O. Boz 268, Athens, Yama~ ~~.. quota, Apartment for Rent 45 33 Fanns lor Sale $175. 614-:119-2730 best Chair caning & wuvln;. frM 8'x40' 2bdrm mobile home , must sell by 6/t/92, $475 153 0 101mond Street, Midd~port . Ot'l . 304-m -5407 Now SKS Ri11ao, With AoCIO$1 Ui. Ammunition, Of Kana""", 614-446-l'CT.I. Wodgl Apia, 50tJ - · St. Point PIMN,., no pels, 1 and 2 bedrooms, :J04.61S.20'72 after 5:00 5711 othlr. 614-446-3479. Nic8 2 bedrooms, large yard, OOf1W of Rand & Pwch St. 199'1 14180 3Br's, 2 Baths, $17,500, Or Assume W'dh 1750 Down. Must Be Mo ....d! 614-446832!5 Access To Bank Ra.clalrnad Mobile Homes, Great Selection! Many AI $500 Down, And Taka Over Payments Call 1~ mint condition, $1,800 52 Sporting Goods 12ft Y 8onom Sw ivet Seats, 28 Gradout !lYing. 1 .... 2 bod- --- 1986 Suzuki Intruder 700 CC, 1286. 1972 Freedom 121S5, all lllec, good cond, air cond, scrwned porch, $4 ,950 304-675-2101 attar $11,000. 614-44H782 . ===== Buy or aell. Riverine Ant~UIS , 1'124 E. Wain Strwl, PCNMroy Hours: II.T.W. 10:00 Lm. to 6.00 p.m., SUndly 1:00 to 1:00 p.m 614-992-2526. room. Mo Pets.. I~ F......._..~. tbr, nut to Ubnry, porting. cortral Mit, 1974 Ooka 1h65, 2 Bedrooms, Furnished, CA, Underpioolng. 37'9-2927 Afttr 6 P.M. - Polnt Pl.... nl, WV. 1965 10150 2br, New Ciirpel, Need5 Soma Repa1r, 12,000, 0 B.O., Will Make Nice Add-On Or Starter Home, Instead 01 Paying Rant 614 ....46-2711 1968 Vangard 12x60 With Tip Out Room , Electric Heat, Needs Woril;, S1,SOO 614 ...... 6-1822, 614446-9591, 614-441-0917. 1977 Yamaha 400 Streat New Banery I Carb. $400, 614· Tir .., tent Condition , $240 Call Evenings Aft• ti P.M 614-446- F......._.. 6 OOPM Motorcycles ;;;:-=--:=-'":-::::-::--:-:::Big Rlvar AnUqu•. 510 Main Sl , 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Witt take care ot elder1T. poroon In tl'lair home, have re 1r1ncas, lnterstlle operation,. approx 500 mile radlas, study haul, 3822. OF APPOINTIIENT Call AI Tromm 614·245-5887 Eiparienud llal bad driven lor Slyla, 63 Pirw Slreet, Galhpoll1 , Oh., 614 446 94i& Of 614~46- (lo Sund.y C.Osl OF FIOUCIARY On Mey 21, 1882, In tho Malgo County Probolo Court, Cat• No . 27472, Betty Ch•loo, 2017 N 4th Stroot, Columbuo, 0.1o, 43201, ••• appol7fi•d Executrix of tho aollllo or Robort Cundiff, docoOMd, lale of Route 1, Box I, RuU..d, Ohio. Robert E. Buck, Ptobato Juclgo lono K. Hoooolroad, Clork (5) 211; (6) 5, 12, 31c Will Babysit In My Home FanelK! In Piay Area Retarancas Available. Flodney Area. Call !NOTICE! AUSTIIAUA WANTS YOU E.Ic.IIMII Pay, Benafits, Transport•tlon, 407-292·4~7. Ert 511. 9i. m.-10p.m . Toll H.* stytisl fDr JoAnn 's Cut and & Vlclntly Wanted to Do and .... lits. orA flat bed drlvert wanted, 25 ,... • oldw, 2 'f1'1i n~rierw:e, OFFICE 992-2886 18 ~::-:--:-:-::--:c,----::-­ Bor 126, PcMnt Pleasant, WV 25550 EOE!considera~• sal•ry lipolis. Ohio 456:tt ••Pejon 614·949·2801 or 949·2160 Public Notice Training Re1ra in Now!!!Southeat!tm 8u1inass CoUagt, Spring Valley Plaza Call Today, 614-446-4367!! Ragistantion •90-05-1274B U.S. ::s..::-· BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 31 Homes lor Sale Government Hillary Proless1onal lree Sar· Part-llma, Own Houn. Proc•ss vice Topping Trimming, Ramovlng, Hedge lrlmmed, Free EsFHA lloftgage R•lunds. No Ex· timates! Oebns Removed . 614· penenee Naussary 1-405-32'1446-9384 :1064. ·AVON• ALL AREAS! Shar• your lawn Mowing , & Odd Jobs, Raasonable 614-446-1859 llml with us . You 'll lev• the comp.~ny. 1-100-992-6356. M1ss Paula s Day Care Canter Sale, affordable, childcara M·F Aetivily Oirtdor, a,. you a am · 5 30 p m Agu. 2\<'r-10 ..,. compass)onat• ~rson 6Belora, af1ar scl'lool Drop-Ins willing to won wtth and tor welcome. 614-446-8224 New lnrnidents ol ~,. Ha ven ol Point Pteaunt, eolhusiasttc and lilnl Toddler Care, 614--446~227 - Wotld Demonstrators. FrM $300 10:. frM Tnlnlng, Also Booking Part- 614-319-...2502. 111 , _ _ ,... - ~- P,O. ..... " ' Help Wanted Applicabons Now Being Acup- M Business lor elderly lady needing personal ca re. rusonable ralas, 614-949-2381. tad For Christmas Around TM ....._ • • 614-Mt-2212 t----------T"----------i W..rf.d To Buy Large Size E & R TREE SE RVICE lopping, DIMs Makers Form Good Con- Trimming , Tree Removal, t-ladge dition, Call 614-<446-4015 Ahar 5 Trimming Free Estimates• 614· P.M. 367-7957. tiYil.. program C.rtilicallon andlor •xp..-Mnc• dnirabl• s.nd resume to Greg Stephans, Rl. 1 Do• 326, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 or call 304-675-3005 r- POIIIII'oy, Olio 412/9VIfn Wanled To Buy. Junk Autos With Of WithotA Motors. Ca ll Lany Uv-'y. 6M...J38-9303 outptg ~ Custom Paintings 614-992·2242 Standing timber, w11! pay ta1r prices, call Jeny Runyon , 614· 992-268l $25,000 . . ...,.....,_,.. " We' re senous about be1ng on your own aft er gradua11on . The locks Will be changed dunng the ceremony .. 74 sorte.. 44 Have licensed- 8 ......, PAIT5 WICK'S dulum tor dock , pleas. g•ve ma a can, 6 14-992 ·2 526 Okl marbles, toys, com1c books tant.-ns, pictures and turn1turt. 05by lbrtin, 614-992-J$41 1 Employment Services & VIcinity a--llay:ZWO.And SNODGRASS ,QltJAYMAR UPHOLSTERY UOIIE.OIIO TRDY-BI£T HK:Ils ,,._ conlilltr.ng 1 pen- Rent . l.fttlll.d . 614-256--1028. Etc 614 · 256 - 14 11'--ht • bo• litho Rov ,-- ,_" 11 SEWER l..IIIES BASEIIEHTS & HOME SITES Rooiclontiol A Commarciol FreeEoUnuot.o 4fl&/92 tin 3123/92/lln 1238. For liomts Untwnlshed Mobile Home, CA., 322 Third AYIInut, GaUI,polls, &~Jill. 614-:15-1903 Beloral P.M. 77'H185. Air c-~~ ....... - - D r wan Land c..ntrad, Hu Gorogo, OUtbuilding, • Nlco R~ek Pearson AuctiOn Company tu&l tiiM auctionMf, complet~ audion SlffVICI Licensed 166,0tUo I West V1rgim.a, 304· Wotting Ma:iof Appliatlces, CokM' T'l's, VCR 's, Mtc rowaves , tu.rnllwe, Mason, WY. 304-7'71- qutNd. &~a - Public Sale & Auction Don't Ju'* II! S.U Us Your Non- Bua.vill Aru, 614-446-1637,114- -For Rant. 2 llodroom Homo 8 lit,_- Oul Rl.218, Rotor.. _ And Oopooit R.- wickef turnhura , ate. Wanted to Buy A. I S. New, Ua.d and AnUqua 0!27. Bill Cross " rn1danca, Racin• Monday, Junetst , 8-4, womens, rMnS dotn.t, colfM table, 9 Untumlshad, R.qulred. CaA A... r 2 P.M. 114-446- Saturday, May 30 at Radfords 0.. mila north of fairgrounds on Rocllspring1 Rotd. 8 30Spm. 30" range, loll of mise 8 Uoblt.l Home Household Goods - - And Dopooll Saturday 151 Second A.,..-, !HI, GilllipoiiS and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removal tr.. Ped Offke 217 E. S..ou st. POMIIOY, OHIO Lots of housahoW::I items, m1ac . Lane {nur Vatenns Hospital) Pomeroy, andlwsday. iim-? 51 Mobit.l HcMty KJT '"'' CARL YLM ~ Un]o Wri(,hl 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ·446-3437 Str..C, Middleport, Ohio. Tap Prices ,.Paid Atl Old U S. CoiRI, Gokl1lings, 51 tvar Coms, Gold Coins. M.T S Coin Sl'lop, Fertilizing, Weeding, lcro11 June 1"· 2nd, lid 456 BMCI'I ~ !' S'O.\FL ' ' bJ· llruce lleattie h ~ . . . I'OOfll 110 Lawn Mowing, Real Es1a1e General lots. Was $38.900 ---- - ... -...... .. --and--. -..-.a1'H. SliopliON WATER& the appraiaed v..u .. TERMS OF SALE : C..h on deliv«y of dMd. JomM M. Soulaby. Shtolft of Moigo County (5) 211; (6) 5, 12, 31o bam s1tt1ng on ap parox 35 ac res of land. will - .. ·-·good ---.... lr--------;1.......,-......, good roem.. .. YOUNG'S CAIPEIIIII asa-wlCI~~'~r• Porlloli-·good-AcMa''Z 7131f91111n MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR Dono, - to -- - _ ,an. s.--- ....--...,~ b. lllllol, .... llilo!ID.IS DARWIN, OHIO 4~~tfn ---~- atructur• auociatad with Specializing In Cusro.. frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR All MAKES & MODUS 992:7013 or 992-5553 Lime loo riglaiiiD Ohio4578. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Agriculture intormalion. Unl••• F.-- &ISM -pd. FOR SALE . _ c lo oubmiaod within 30 d8y1 of the laauance ddt; or the director revta.wlthclrowo 1M propoood action. Any ,-n~on may aubtnit commenta 1ndlor 1 ..-ng ~clng •Y droll ction wtlhon 30 ...yo of tho lnclcolod. "Action·, oo uaad above doea not illc.,. naipt of • ftftft.d complliinl H oignifiCOIIt public ln..,eat uiata, a public may lao hold. Aa lo ..y -=tlan, Including roc:elpl o1 ¥Willed complainlll, ony may obl.roin nolico or llrrlh• -=tiono, 1111d oddi- Co. Rd. 3, Leading Creek Rd. Middleport 742-3030 s-ga, _J73.6214_ - y..,.~ .. LOW LABOR RATE 15% OFF On Most BHt Parts Lessons 512.50 6 leSSOIS 560.00 Pub llc Notice otharwiiE provided In lloing ... Notice• of particular - - , . . . . . . . . tDIUUf;d cliona, al communlcotlono byEIIo c. -liD olioll be oont to: Hoorlng E - O . . I ' , . . , _ C1ort, OEPA, P. 0 . Box 1049, .......... "'O.C..bor Col.......... Oil, 43261K)149 11, , - . In Pli. (614) 644-2115. Conault ORC Oaop. 3745 end OAC ~-· " dool-in ,.... «<l-401 ~- 3745-47 ond 374fr5 oflooi lha R c cloi ._ Olfice of lor -iromon1a. llloigo Oauioly. OliG. Application for Certificolian: 311, P~~p 241 , Moigo U. S. Anny Corpo CcMza1r Ooed R do. ofEngiiNW;, Tho.... lbitlrogbo Dlolrict . .taa haa - - ... igned M Twpo., Ohio •u II r·a '-eel tw.ben Pwtoino ID 401 Cottlftciitlon. 150"5" ..... t&.G151t. Plililic No. (H) ~-30. Said pi Down • Roglonal Pormh lo .ulhori110 110 Higli SlnoC, - - . , . ntii'ICN' fila f t r-.crMtlonal I• I ,•ino . . - lOki for IMI lhM two--lhirda By vntue of an Order o l lor ,_.,.,., lwo-thlrdo 1M "'IProiood woluo. TERMS OF SALE: Cooh on clolivwy of llood. Jomoo M. Soulaby, Sherin o1 Meigo County (5) 211; (6) 5, 12, 3k: •• Ell. .. ~ o r t ,.., 2:1& E. Town St., Columb.., upo~~ • h 'a d ....,.." OH., 43215. Notice of ""Y """'1-. .. - ....... Public Notice CHUCK'S BOAT· AUTO REPAIR 985-3961 PAAISED AT: $31,500.110. Tbe rNI eatlte cannot be -E.IIuct. FREE FISH FRY TEAFORD GOLF AND TROPHY Public Notice Public Notice BULLETIN BOARD ....,. ,_,._ -. -41oolng -fl. .iw IEdwiw Chlb Repair, Trophies, Ploqles •d Badges r u n.'~ day• a ( nn c harge • Price of .. d for ~ I I ra p•ta l lr llrn ._._ The Dally Sentlnei-Page--9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & VIcinity Giveaway 4 _ ... __ .,-__.,..,. ............. .. .. _.... _,. .... -B nttcai_.P • - ,..... , _ .., . • .., , _ j Call992-2156 lily 29r 1992 Fftday, Business Services • Se.t.d • 1M14 ...-poa.nlllc lor envu after hnt day (c heck for ClfT'(Ift fwat ·~ad rli!UI LD p.per) Call bef<1n: 2:00pm . May 29, 1992 Friday, • LAYNE'S AJRNrTURE homo lumlohlngo. Hours: Mon-Sot, 9-5. , , . _ 0322, 3 mlloo out BulovMia Rd. FnoDollvory Comploio - Cunod Glon Oak Clllna ~~ Llgldod Mlmor lllc:k, G&ul Shatv-, lHdad G~ In Door, - SQoo. • .._. ~ ... v.zr,::-o;;.;;oj;;;o:-ss;...;;;.~•. UVestock Used lumbar, aluminum aiding, ::---:-:--::-~-::-::-::::::vlny1 aiding. Vwy rouonoblo 13..... old pclloll -. pr;c.. 814 t.te 8•51 &SOib&, oen11e. ..,. bloodli ..., 114412-lllSI '--Wod<llng gown I voll, 24.7 cholt 11pm. • - - t.Hu, 304.. 75~919 ~;;-;;id-;;;;t;;;;;s-;;;;;;;;; 2 YT old r.glsteNCI Smm ..,. 55 Building bull , 304-175-1!125 Supplies 4316. PICKENS AJANITUAE Na..u.ad Household fumh.hlng. 112 mi. ..lerrlcho Rd. Pt. Ptaasant, WY, Ang"" And arJ-Anl1"' Butta, R..onabtr Priotd. SUie Block, brk:k, ....r pipel, win· Awn Fama. .lcklon. llhio. ~ dows, lintels, elc. Chlude Win- .0 286 :-'--'5'c3i5=:--:-:cc::-~:-;;--;-18f'l., Rio Grande, 00 Cell 614- Big '1111 A(»tA ~ . . . . _ ,..rw_ • by 30" - - • · -· ,...... 1150; range, 195; 30" " " ' range, $95; Kenmcn ao'd . . -, 1!15; Whlripooi ..,.., m Sloogga Applllncoo, 75 Vlno St., l~ft-nii . SWAtH AI.JC'Q()H I RHtNfTUR£. 62 Ollft St., Galllpolil . .... I u.d lumllura, ....... w...em I Won boola. IM-441-J151. VI"RA FURNITURE BARGAINS G.\lDREI 6,....._ UVINO R<Xlll: Sofa And Chair Sl7t And Up; Colllo And End To- 179 And Up; Swlvll llocbnl $'79. BEDROOM: 111!1 (2dl; 4 o.Of t»ra... rw $44.915; l'wln Manrea lOt Sol. a- 1m 01NETTl:S. - 114.!15 Blr Slooll Tobie And 4 Podded Chaloa . OPEN: 7 Dayo A Wtolr, I A.M - 6 P.M. Sunday 12 _ , · 5 P.ll. Rt. M1 4 Milel otl Rt 7 In Centenary. S...lc Tonk Pumping 190•Golllo Ht7 ~ lrud, M . bod. 3D! O.vt• .....,_...3J4..6l5.ZJI'l. ...... -... _....., ~Mil cansfMit. run. good, - . - - ,..,...,.._ ...., r-. c--o ._._ .... Now S. 10 ...,_.iate. SUOO. ... 1a1e 4 ..._., On Trade IM••mn """ _2•_~_12_'-------·l G 1Fund, 11,!50; Kina 1 IICII& Toallor,l.lrp~:'.:i ~ S12,1 r\~';'1.. 56 Pets lor Sale 1ng -.12.1511; s-...,.. oaii304-C75-M50. lido, - _.... ~ , _ trana,. good _ , oarrrl minor Show Slldlll. 11t 211 Groom and Supply ~ Grooming All &r.odo, llytu . . -. gontla, ..... ..... lam. Pill Food Outer Julia ~ 114-JQ~ w.l $.-rQ ~ Ptl, ate. Y-6, 5 s,-.1.St!Oill,.._2415 551t C.. RON EVANS ENTERPHISES Joe"-', OH 1-800-437-1528. ' Saw-YIIC Strvlea, C nrgee Crwi. Rd . Pa11a, aup. pliM, pickup, and dtll.,..ry 6'14- ~-- Total lawn ca,., ~It priea, (1s1 lima sp~eial), Includes mowtng ---· I WIM build potio ..._, doeko.. ....... roome , put up vinyl lidlng or tnU• skirting 814· 245-9152. 82 6t.i-446-t864 Stlerty c.rtlf._ Tt~~lMI' Robarts , 10 Mile Cfwi Ad. ol G. ~ 458-1SIS. Blue .......,. puppies 614-256· 13&2. Blue tick pupp/01, $15 , 114-9115- ~ev;:-= ':on~.:. 3:00PM, I 3044754201 Mil 3M3. ware ,._ Couror Brhlany Spaniel Pupa, 10 WMkl Old, Hod SlloU, Woronod. 114- r.: O..go""ynd Cottory: CFA Par· 64 ~228. a :.:. ;N T- quabllb~~ ~.. a;,D ~ t= """· Rt. 15, - - . Hay & Gl'lln olano I S...,_. Klt1-. 114- ::--:---7--==--:-~ • .., 31~4 Aft• 7:00p.m. Hoy tcr •II. , - - ,. • . . Altl Tank. w 3 JKUon Avt. 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Allrad Hitchcock Hour llll Sporta LtteNight 5:30 (I] Fillilng With Roland Mortin IIJIIIII Ag Wttkond Report D Thoroughbntd Digall Nawa{Showlllz Thla a Wttk WEEKDAYS MORNING 5:00 IIl (MO) Lovt Boat (J) • Morning Agricul1ln Rapofl CllO Wortd Nowo l!llllll AG Day 0 (TU,WE,FR) NBC ....,_ iiJ (WE,TH) My Slmr Sorn 1Z1 (MO) FliNn' - = [Til) lllcydo Racing llll Spoota Lllolll~ 1D iiJ [Til) Paid Pl'ogram 5:051lle (T\J, WE,FR) Homo Shapplng (I] (MO) " - "'' (I] (TU,WE,fH ,FA) a..Pyto 5:30 l1l a This Morning'• aua· .... CllO ABC World Nawo 'INs Mooning 11111111 Morning Nowo 0 (TH) NBC lflullb* 0 (WE.TH,FR) Paid cas =by Jake 1111 Dayllluk 5:351lle NBC Nightoldo Cll CNN Hoaciino Nowo &:00 Ill 0 NBC Nowo at Sunrlao Ill SIMphtod'l ~ Documentary (J) 0 ABC World Nowo Tllla a M<MrW-s~ IIIIIINtwl l!lle T - Mu1llnt Ninja Turllel 1!2le CNN Nowo =-in- ID Today wt1ll Mlrtlyn 1:05 Ill I Lovt Lucy 1:15(J)a8:30CIJ·(J) F-20 11JCI ABC World Nowo Tllls ~tiiiDdkl ciiJ •F1ntcasllualnoaa - • Nowo Woman Cll IFR) MOYIE: Graau 10:301]). (MO,TU,WE,TH) One on Ono wt1lo John Tolh IIl Barney 6 Frtendo (!) Wild America 0 Ill Family Foud 11:001]). IMO,TU,WE,TH) Maury Povtch Ill Joan Rlve<a 11JG Geralclo IIJ IMO) Cooking at the Academy IIJ (TU) Heal1h Smart Gourmet Cooking IIl IWE) Frugal Oourmot IIl (TH) Man:la Adame: Hoortland Cooking IIl IFR) Ciao 111111al (()Ill Homo (!) IMO) HO!MIImo (!) (TU) Home Front (!) IWE) From a Country Garden (!) (TH) Travelo In Europe With Rick Stevoo (!) IFR) Embroidery Studio IIJIIIJI 1!2llll Prtce II Right illiiD Suc:cno-N-Uio IIJl IM(l,TU,WE,TH) Ont on Ona With John Teoh ODI-..Court IFR) POA Golf 1111 DayWatch ID Heart to Hurt With Sheila Waloh 11 :301IJ IMO) Pierre Franoy'a Cooking In Amertca IIl (TU) Naw Yorll'a Maotor Chela IIl IWE) Oounnet Cooking IIl (TH) NalhtNo DuprH Cooko lor Fomlly and Frtenda IIJ IFR) Modhur Jallray'a Far Eaohlm Cookery (!) Homeotretch IIJl IMO,TU,WE,TH) Claaolc Concentr.tion 0 Divorce Court 1111 Crier l Co 1D Pold Program 1I :35 (I] IWE) Andy Griffith = 1Z1 0a111ng F11 1111 llualnoll Morning 1D Day ol R-otloo• With -Roblaon 1:35 Ill Tom and Jony'a FUI•"'Ja . . 6:45(J)IIINtwl (I)AMW7:00CIJe o Today - (J)Swccon~ (J). ((). Good ....... ,.,.......IQ. (!)So-sill ill 1!2l• cas Tlill Momktg l!lle ,_ ,"'· t1J ttndd 1 ~ UT'J Hound a F- IZI SportaContor a oa,llrMk iDALF 7:30 ® e G.l. Joo iiJ Scooby Doo auoa,. IDPapoyo 8.110 (J) Duc:IITIIH F- (!) Bemoy I F - ®e-Pan&tho iiJ Scooby Doo (MO,Fll) 5pa<toContw< '>~~rBo .. 1D Augla Doggie and e 8.-GS!Ill DnHm oiJunnlo 1:3011JIIozo (!) ..... Rogera' Ill~ IDle Fliabllon" iiJ Yogi- ID Tho Llttlot 8:35 Ill Bni1Ciitd 1:00 Ill. Joan(1)0 Cll. OUvoReall I Ka1lllo Loo !Ille-s(!) W - World ol 01-r Ill ill JoopoRIJI l!lle (MO,TU,WE,TH) Poid ~(FA) Brady Bunc:li 0112l·~ Smurfa 111 Vlllwllwlilag Qrttlllh = = (MO,TU,WE,TH) T lfR) Bulc Tralr*ig WafiiOUI Mo '*lliNowo ii))ThoWIIfllnl a 1:06 (I] IJalt - on the Prairie 1:30 (J) (MO, Til) Cooky' a c-Ciub (J) (TU) Llltla Mannaid (J) (WE.FR) T...., ill ill Candid c - l!lleK-CQIII id 0 f'llilakM ... IZI lfR) ludtSI I t+ 'U 1:45 (!) Wortd ol w-... 01-r 10:00 llle (MO,TU,WE,TH) Neee'c Concwubatkw• o llle lfRlTIlll'eny.._, ~~"7:i-'J:·-Aiong Clle o TU,WE.THJ ...,......,. ,.... a ill MagNm. p.1. IIllO 0 7110 Club - Pot Rollerllon IDIO DIDt.-llgiQ•••• Wuuu*' iiJ Murder, .... ....,.. ID lfP) Sport cI nlli 1111 World Day 10:05 Cll (MO) MOYIE; A w~.._(PI1 ol2) Cll (TU) MOYIE; A w~.._(PI2ol21 (I] (WE) MOYIE; Tho ot ......... - (I] (TH) 12:00 Ill . IMO,TU,WE,TH) 11l ll (() • !Ill ®I 0 Ill ill! IMO,TU,WE,TH) Nowa Ill Daralclo IIl (MO) Natura IIl (TU) Legacy IIl IWE) Uotonlng to Amorica Wl1h IIIII Moyora IIJ (TH) Scienllltc American Frontiorl IIJ (FA) Mathnot Tho Cuo ollho Unnatural (!) Barney a Frtenda l!lle Matloclc 0 ThoJudga 1111 IMO,FR) Country Khchon 1111 (TU) Remodeling and Decorating Today 1111 (WE) E1ploring Amortco : Sldo by Sldo 1111 (TH) Going Our Way IM(l,TU,WE,TH) Tennla IContl llll NawaHour 12:05 (I] IM(l,TU,WE,TH) CHIPo (I] (FR) MOYIE : L1tt1o Big Man 12:301]). IMO,TU,WE,TH) 11J1 (TU,WE,TH) A Clo- Look Wl1h Faith Denlela 11JCI Cll. Lovtng (!) Wind In tho Wlllowo 11111111 0 Young and tho Rootlaao 0 Tho Judge 1111 Cookln' USA 1D (MO,FR) Amortc.on Baby 1D (TU,TH) Holithy lOde 1:00 Ill• ill! Dayo ot Our Uvoo 11JNowt 11llll Clllll All My Children IIl (MO) Sowing With Nancy IIJ (TU) Fun Wl1h Alkydo ond Olio IIl IWE) Great Amertc.on Oullt IIJ (TH) Now Yanktt Worlllllop IIJ (FR) From 1 Country Gorden (!) Reading Rainbow illll8 (MO,TU,WE,TH) Andy = s•t' = a AFTERNOON a. MoVIE: ~ l!lle IFR) Paid Program 0 Suponor Court = 1111 Miller l Compeny (TH) Womon' a Coltogo = Softbel IFA) Tonnla llll Sonya Uvo il)) Father' Knowa Boot t :05 (I] IM(l) MOYIE: No Mon:y (I] [Til) MOYIE: Dangorouo Company (I] (WE) MOYIE: Daronlmo (I] (TH) MOYIE: El Condor 1:30 IIJ (MO) Sowing Connoctlon With Slllrtly Adamo IIJ (TU) lnaplrallon ol Pointing IIJ (WE) Strip Quilting Wl1h Kayo WOOd 1IJ (TH) Woodcarvtng Wl1h Rick lutz IIl (FA) VIctory Danton (!) Whtra In tho World II Conmon Sondlogo? !Ill !Ill 1!2le Bold and the Bolulllul illl• Gomer Py.. 0 Suparlor Court 1D F - Knowa Boll 2:00 Ill. @ Another World (J) (MO,TH,FR) Now It Con So Told (J) (TU,WE) Laid-oil Man (J) • ((). One Lit. to Uvt IIl (MO) Nttdla Worlllllop IIl [Til) Jonklna' Art Worklilop IIl IWE) Lap Quilting Wl1h Daorgla Bonotteel IIl (TH) W-Ing lor Evwyone ri! (FP) Now Gordon (!) (MO) Evening II Pope (!) (TU) Lawrance Wolk (!) IWE) Auotin City Umlto ill (TH) Club Date (!) (FA) Lonooomo Plno Speciala llllllll OJ Ill AI lho Wortd Turno ® e (MO, WE,FR) Sovo~y Hlllblllltl ® e (TU,TH) Paid Program iiJ Jokor'o Wild 1211 Ba a S111r IZI (TU) Nationol High School Dance Taom Cllemplonohlp 1D IWEl Blllarda IIIINowtDoy ID Bononn 2:20 (J) {TU, WE) Major Leaguo Baooball 2:30 (J) (MO,TH,FR) Andy Grtlllth riJ (MO) Embroidery Studio ri! (TU) Art ol William Alexander and Robart Warron ri! IWE) Quln In a Day ri! (TH) Country Baaktt Weaving ri! (Fll) Harbol Harveat (!) (TH) Chlb Data illiiD DuckTaloe i1J Win, Lou or Draw 1211 IMO,WE,FR) On Stage 1211 (TU,TH) Go opel Jubilee 1D (MO) Sporta Reportoro ID (TH) Thoroughbred Dlgoot 3:00 (l) U IIJl Santa Barbara (J) (MO, TH,FR) Tho Honeymooners (J) II (I) General m Hoapl1111 IIl IMO) Boat ol Joy of Painting IIJ (TU) Welcome to My Studio IIl IWE) Magic of Acrylic Painting Wl1h Brtndo Harrto IIl (TH) Magic of 011 Painting Wllh Suck Pouloon IIJ (FA) Joy ol Country Painting (!) (MO) Julio Child and More Compony (!) (TU) Frugal Gourmet (!) IWE) Nalllallo Dupree Cooks lor Family and Frftndl (!) (TH) Ciao 111111ol (!) (FR) Travelln' Gourmet !Ill 1111 l!2l Ill Guiding Light illllll Chip 'n' Dalo'o Poocue Rangara 0 Hollywood Squarae 1211 Cookln' USA (MO) Chocktrad Flag (TU) Glory Daya IWE) Thlt Wook In World Ltaguo Football (TH) POA Golf 1111 lntornauonal Hour il)) Scarecrow and Mro. King 3:05!Il Tom and Jorry'a Funhouae 3:30 (J) (MO, TH,FR) Slvad by tho Soli IIJ Mloter Rogora' Neighborhood ill (MO) S1111ned G111n With VIcki Poyna (!) (TU) lnoldt Money (!) IWE) Acrylic Art Ia Fun (!) (TH) Adam Smith (!) (FA) lmogao illiiD T,.. Spin 0 Scrabble 1111 Top Card IMO,TU) College World Sortoo Hlghllgh111 IWE) NCAA Today 4:00 Ill • iiiJ 1111 IIJl Oprah Wlnlrar Ill IMO,TH,FR) DuckTaltl 11JCI (MO,TU,WE,FR) Mon..l WAIIamo l1l Cl (I) II (TH) ABC Allorochool Spoclala IIl Stoamo S1reat (()II (MO,TU,WE,FR) Highway to Heovon (!) Body Eloclrtc illiiD Dorkwlng Duck 0 Ill Golden Glrta 0 $25,000 Pyramid 1111 Club Dance ~ (MO,TU,FR) College BaHball D IWE) NBA Today llll EartyPrtmo ID Htrooo on Hot Whttla 4:05 Ill Fllntllonll 4:30 (J) (MO,TH,FR) Chip 'n ' Da ..'o Roaeua Rangera (!) Sooame Strait illlll ltttlajulco = = = = = = 0111227 0 Prau Your Luck IZI IWE) lnoldt the PGA Tour 1111 lntlda Politico '92 1D Cophlln N 4:35 Ill Brtdy Bunch 5:00 Ill• Colby Show (I) (MO)PoworTeom Ill (TH) Llttlo Monnold Ill (FR) Major Llaguo BaHball l1l Maury Povlch IIl Rtodlng Rainbow (()Ill Condid Comero 1111 1111 Nowo illl• Tiny Toona Advonturaa OIIO...klo Ill! Donahue i1J Juot tho Ton ol Ua 1111 VldtoPM (WE) Collogt Bottbtll 1111 EoriyPrimo ID Super Marto Broo. a = Suporahow 5:05 (I] Happy Dayo 5:30 1])8 Family Tlas Ill (MO,TU,WE,TH) Fllnta-• 1IJ (!) Wh... In lilt World II Connon Stndlogo? 6:00 (}) e Homo Shopping IIl I!) ID Paid Program (I] Flahln' Wl1h Oriendo Wllaon (J) q Buga Bunny I Twooty ShowC IIJIIIII Cl!N Newt illl II Coral Rldga Mlnltlrtea Wl1h D. Jomao Kennedy OIIINowo ill! NBC Nlghllido Wide World ol Alatka Sportl DayBreak 6:30 (I] Sttweon tho Unoa IIJIIIII Ult Cholcoo ~ Ill Uttte Manmald IIJl Abbott and Cootollo lntemotionol Correopondon111/Newo 6:35 (})II NBC Nlghtaklo 7:00 U Stturday Report IIl Lorry Jonoo Ill Ill Hammerman Q 11l0 Paid Program 1111 1111 U.S. Fann Report l!lllll Buc~O'Hara tnd lila Toad Wart Om Ina or Gadget Q 11J1 K· TV D SportaContor 1111 DayBr,.k 1D Popoyo 7:05 (I] Gunemoko 7:30 (}) U Mr. Cartoon IIl Wortd Tomorrow 11JCI ABC Wttkend Spoclala C Clllll ill! e.,p1111n Planet and tho Plonotttra Q IIJI CID Agri Country illiiD To•lc Cruaedora Om Rldaroln the Sky Q Outdoor Wrttera 1111 NowafSporta Clott·Up ID Tho Lhtieo 8:00 lll8 Ill! Spacocata 1:;1 IIl U.S. Fann Report l1l fl Clllt Now Advtntureo of Winnie tho PoohC (!) French Flolda !Ill CID Sporta Quell I!JIID Alttck ollho Kllltr Tomalooo r:;J 0 Ill Jim Honson'o Muppot StbltoQ D Graat Outdoora llll DoyBreak ID Auglo Doggie ond = ft Fly Flohlng the Wortd Nowa/Sclonce and Tochnology Wttk il)) Dlocovaring tho Fl,.t Yoor ol Ute Dramat1c 1oo111ge of an infant's developmental milestones re veals the dynamics of early phvsical, social and emotional growth through the firs t year (1 :00) 11 : 30~· Ill! NBA Inside Stun iii Ill Bob Ylla'l Home A~t~~ln IIJ Uvlng With Animals ~Frugal ~ 1111 QjJ) Whtro's Waldo7_1;;1 0 My Slater Stm 1:;1 1111 Golng Our Way IZI SportaCenter 1111 Baaoball '92 = a a rn = F~ando 8:05 (I] Bonanu 8:30 CIJU ill! Yo, Yogll Q (J) Minority Bualnoao Poport 11JCI~ II Land ol tho Loot (!) No loco Llko Homo i11J Ill) Wide Wortd ol Klda l!lll8 Bobby'o World C aJ II ~r Gooae and Qrimm Q. D North Amortcan Ou1doora llll Nowo{Tho Big Story 1:00 (}) U Ill! Cap1111n N and tho Naw Super Mario World Q IIl Wttkond Morning NtWI a Clllll Darkwlng Duck Ill (1j Body Eloctrtc lD To the Manor Born 1111 1111 Oartleld tnd Friend! Q _ l!liiD Tom & Jerry Klda Q I!) Ptld Program Backyard Amortcll @ Sportlmen't Chollengo NewafHealthwook ID Fllntotono Klda 8:05 (I] WCW Power Hour 11:30 Ill U ill! ProS111ra Q (1)11 (()IJ lltttlojulco Q IIJ Body Eloctrtc lD Kttplng Up A~artnc:to l!li iD TAZ -MAN I~ _1.,1 I!) HollywOOd lnalcUr Joy ol Gerdonlng @ Flahln' Holt News/Monoywttk qn New Archleo 10:00 (}) U ill! WlthKid Starrtng Macaulay Culkin Q IIl Tho Lono Ranger l1l fl Clllt Sllmort and tho Real Ghootbuotora Q IIl Body Eloctrtc (f) Wahlng lor God 1111 1111 OJ II Toonago Mu111nt Ninja Turtle• C illiiD Bill & Ted'a E•cit..nt Advontura Q I!) Dance Poriy USA 1111 Aloone'o Cralto @ Hunting Strataglol llll Nowo{ShowBiz Thll Wttk ID Prtnce Valiant Stereo. 1:;1 10:05 (I] Patriot Gomoo: Tho Stcrat Wortd ,r Spying (2:00) 10:30 lll U ill! Chip l P!fpor'o Cartoon Madnoot 1,1 (J) Tho Lone Ranger Ill fl Ill It P1ra1111 ol Dark u a a a a Water~. 1IJ Body Eloclrtc (!) Ara You Baing Sorvad? l!lle Lhtio Shop Q 0 Youlhquoke 1211 Country Kitchen IZI Jimmy Houlton Outdoora Newi/Sty.. With Elu Klonoch il)) Backo111go at tho Zoo 11 :00~· @ Stvad by tho Soli a ® illllll WCW Pro Wreatilng 11J q Not Juot tho Nowo IIJBodyEioctrlc fho~ 9Jigo Bunny I Twttty (!) Jill~Child and Mora Company t~.• Back to tho ,,:,. 0 WBF1odyo111ra 1211 bploring Amork:.o: bySido (I) a Who'o tho Booo? ®I !Ill (FR) Holrt ol Ohio ®Ill Full Houu iiJ My Two Dado 1111 ShowBiz Todar ID Popoyo 5:35 (]) One Day II I Time Gourmet Stereo. AFTERNOON 12:00 1]) U 11J1 ATP Tennil French Open, semifinals from Pans (T) (Time may vary) (J) Soul Train (I) Cl Paid Ptogram IIJ From a Country Garden Cllll Hommannan8 ~~~"a'! ~=break Special The traumatic Impact ol teenage date rape and the en sumg self-examination of se xual attitudes by both se xe s 15 dramatized . (R) c (1 00) l!li iD MOVIE: Child ol Glau (2:00) OJ m KldaMagl Special 0 MOVIE: D.C. Cab IAI (2:00) Stereo 1111 Remodeling and DocO<aling Today = Tennle Fren ch Open rrom Paris (day 6) (L) 1111 NewoDay 1D The Virginian 12:05 Ill Bonanu 12:30 11JCI Memorial Golf Cla ssic Highlights 9t 1IJ Victory Garden [J (()It ABC Weekend Speclala C (!) Thla Offi House 0 1!2lll) Likely Story ® Great American Outdoors Stereo. 121 Evans and Novak 1:00 (!) Straot Justice \liCI Beauty and the Bout (1j Great American C..llt Stereo (()It Star Kids Challenge Celebrity Kids compere in a vanety of sport s challenges to raise money lor ctlildren·s charitie s_Hosts: Scot1 Baio . Rain Pryor . Brian Austin Green . (2:00) (!) Hometlme C IIJIIIII om cOllege Bauball NCAA World Series , 1st round fr om Omaha, NeD . (L) 1111 HHRA Today Slereo 1111 HewaDay 1:30 1IJ Strtp Quilting With Kaye .Wood ~ New Yankee Workshop ®lntlde Winston Cup Racing Coca Cola 600 lrom Concord , N.C. Stereo . 1111 Newamaker Stturday{Ntwl ID Wagon Train 1:35 (I] Major League Baaeball Atlanta Braves at New York Mots (L) 2:00 (J) Major League Bueball Los Angeles Oodge rs at Chicago CuDs (L) 11J a Uleatylea ol the Rich a Famoua IIJ Sewing With Nancy ~ Raco 10 Seve the Planet ~Ill MOVIE: Juggernaut lPG) (2:00) 0 MOVIE: Paychlc (2 00) Stereo . C HASCJ.R Racing Goodwronch/Delco Banery 200 lrom Dover , DeL (Li a Stereo. a Howa{Healthweok 2:30 1IJ Soot ol Joy ol Painting 1111 Newo{Sty .. Wl1h Elao Klontch 3:00 Ill U IIJl NBA Showllme (Time may vary) C (I) a Man, Berzerker. 0 Juot the Ten ol Uo Q 1111 Hank Parker' a OutdOor Magazine Stereo = • l:lll Bonanza • Auto Racing From Lime Rock, Conn . (A) 1111 EartyPrimo • • 5:05 (I] Flohlng With Roland Martin 5:30 1IJ Andy GriHith ~ • New Yankee Workshop • ili Wind In the WIIIOWI • llllllll Life Choice• Q 0 My Two Oado ® Remodeling and Decorating Today • Ql Newemaker Saturday/New• 5:351ll One Da y at a Time • •.. -• EVENING • 6:oo Ill u mm lll o 1111 CID OmNewo (!) DIHerent Wo~d C Newton 'o Apple ~tere o. \Zl ifi Wild Amortca Stereo . 1:;1 m Qrudge Match • []) Wide Wortd oiKida • [D [II Counterstrllle 1111 Country Boat Stereo ~ • American Muscle Magazine llll World Today q]J Bordertown Stereo . 1:;1 6:05 CI: I Love Lucy 6:30 i1J II IIJl NBC Nowa r:;J IIl WKRP In Cincinnati (I) Ill (() Q ABC Ntwt IJ. C!l Wild America Ste reo t;J ' • (f) Return to the Sea Stereo_ iiJI Uil 0 II) CBS Newa I:;J •. • 13 Newi/Pinnacle .. ID New Zorro Stereo 1:;1 7:001])11 ~Wheel ol • Fortune (J) Cheer r:;l l1l a lnaide EdRion r:;:J ril Wonderworks Fam1ly Movie Q (() II Hoe Haw • (!) Lawrance Walk illl m IDJ Star Trek: The Neit Generation8 021 m Baywatch all MocGyver 1:;1 ~ SportaCenter Capital Gang/News 1D Rin Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Stereo 0 7:30 Ill II IIJIIIII Caah Explosion IIl $100,000 Fortune Hunt Ill Ill Now II Can Bo Told a • 121 Texas Connection Stereo 1D College Baaeball NCAA World Series from Omaha. Neb . (game 4) (L) 1111 Newa{Sportl Slturday ID Black Stallion Stereo Q 6:00 (}) e 0 Golden Girts .. Blanche invites Dorothy to her lavorile nightclub. (R) Stereo. C Ill MOVI~ : Full Moon In Blue Water (A) (2 00) 11J G (1)0 Who'athe .. ;. Boaa? Tony is reluctant to help Sam li nd a job. (AI Ste reo . r:;J IIJ Wondarworka Family • Movie Stereo . C (!) Mlaal&&lppi Walera (0 30) ... Preoldent (0 :30) illl lll COPS A suspected .. • iiJI Uil 021 m LaRouche lor drug dealer 1s found hiding m an apanment Stereo. [] 0 WLAF Football Play6N Orlando. Fla. (L) 1111 Opry Backl'.!lle Stereo 121 PrtmeNewe ~ il)) Willard Scott 1 Amateur Hour .. 8:05 Ill MOVIE : Defianco (PG) (2:00) 8:30 lll e Ill! The Torhlaona .. Dorothy Jane exdudes an unpopular girl tram her party Stereo ,_ 1:;1 • ill a (() 0 Julie (Prem10re) • The star of a successful variety senes move s to Iowa Stereo C • (!) New Eiplore.. . Ste reo. !Ill Cll) Night Court Stereo. illl18 COPS Olhcers respond X e to a shootmg call and find an InJUred woman Stereo I;;J 0 Ill MOVIE: 'Run Till You Foil' CBS Stturday Movie (1:30) Stereo . C Grand Ole cl"pry Live a • ... Stereo 9:00 1]) 8 •• ill! Empty Neat ... Barbara and Carol are held hostage by an escaped • CllCI PliA"11owllng Soanle Open ~Q IIJ Homoflmo (!) On lllo Wet rwayo LPOA Golf OldsmoDilo prisoner . (A) Stereo 1:;1 l1l Cl (() Ill Billy Mary s • BK -husband ar ranges to v1s1t. and Billy warn s them agamst • Classic, 3rd round from East (f) War File: Forces and = Lansing, Mich. (L) NtWI/On tho Menu 1D Big Yel.. y 3:301])8 ill! NBA Batkalball 1! Stereo. Q a Woapona 1111 11!1 ([J) Ill Children 's Western Conference Finals Utah Jazz at Ponland Tra•l Blazers (game 7. it Miracle Network Telethon Hosts Mane Osmond and John Schne1der mtroduce appearances by Marilyn McCoo , Merlin Olse n. A1 ch Unle. Bob Hope . Kirk Cameron and Bo Jackson necessary)_Q.) 1day and time may vary) Q 1IJ Wooclcaivtng Wl1h Rick But.r Sterao. 1111 Newatyour Money (:00 1IJ Man:la Adamo: Heartland Cooking Stereo . (!)Whore In tho Wo~d Ia Sondlago7 Stereo fl: illlll A:J'~ourt 1:;1 OJ II PQA 'a'oll Kemper .Open, 3rd round lrom Potomac, Md (L) I() Square Pogo 11111!111 Dance Dutdoora Sterao. 1111 Nowa/Sporta Ctoae·Up ID Gunomoko 4:30 (J) q (()It Wide Worid ol Sporta GymnastiCS . USA vs Japan from Phoenn(; Advil Mini -Marathon from New York (T) Q \tl Frugal Gounnot Stereo (fi Squara Dno TV 1:;1 IJI)ID Stuntmootera illl• Pold Program ODou~Trou~ 1111 Tho Baaomaotera Stereo. 1111 Nowo/futura Watch ( :35 (I] Andy Qrtlllth 5:00 1IJ Thll Old Houoe C (!) Long Ago 6 For {woy 0 l!lll8 WWF Supora111ra ol Wrootilng Legion ol Doom, Papa Shango, Sgt. Slaughter . Rick (The Model) Ma"el , Natural Disasters, Big Boss • • (2 00) ® Statler Bros. Siereo a Both Sldeo With Jeno • • Jackaon 1D MOVIE : The Desert Rota 12 001 9:30 :lJ I) IDJ Nurs., A pat•ent • • holds a nurse hostage and demand. u unk fOOd (A) Slereo ~ ClJ a (() Ill Perfect Strangert Balk1 gets e new )O b after someone sees his dra w 1ng ~ a sheep (R) Stereo. 12!1 Aallab e Sources 10:00 Ill U []) Slalers The fam ily IS as tonished at ttle announcemen1 of Tedd'(! pregnancy . (R) S1ereo . 1.,1 IIl Newa Ill fl Cll Ill The Commloh Bod ies ol tran s ~ent s are be ing mutilated by a serial .. '< • killer. (A) C IIJ Auodn e1ty Llm~1 Stereo. · ill Auofln City Llmlta Stereo. 021 Ill Triola ol Roale O'NaHI Sterao. 1111 Amortcen Mualc Shop 0 Sler&O llll Hewa 10:05 (I] Pro!Ilea In Intrigue: The Story ol Patriot Gameo Behind-the-scone s rootage or the f1lm1ng of Tom Clancy's Wo~d • . new espionage thriller , Patriot Games. starring Hamson Ford . (0:30) C-od•NntP.ae ' ...tc ...tr .. �• SUN., MAY 31 MORNING • 5:00 I]) Love lloal all NBC Nlglllslde llZ Woman's Plo Belch Volleyball From Fresno, Calif. (A) a Spoflt LaleNighl II] Paid Prog18m 5:30 ()) 8 NBC Nighllldt Ill Gomor Pyle Pay Day (0 30) am Gil Chlldren'o Mirecle Networl< Ttlelhon 1111 My Sitler Sam a NawofMoneyw 6:00 ()) 8 TV Chapel I]) lou G18nl Ill World Tomorrow liD 1D Chlld,..'a Mlrecle Hetwori< Telelhon (ConL) 1111 Land oltho Gltnll az Secrets ol Speed Bicycling a Newo/HtllthII] NewSight '92 6:30 Ill II Music and lila Spoken Word I]) lila wrmen Wllh ~ Vandlmen 0 (I) Waohlnglon E lllJ Abbot! end Coollllo Beal ol Amortcan Muscle Mag a&Ina I a Ntwt/SIYie Whh Eln Klonsch II] Day ol RealoraHon With Jamaa Robioon 7:00 CD 0 Roblrt Schulllf With lhe Hour ol POWfi Q (!) Ml18cleo Todoy Ill Tom and JerTY'I r) az Funhouse I]) Q III It Paid Program (I) 3-2·1 Conlacl EIInl Stereo ~ In ocue all Greelesl Sporlo L.agendo ~ (I) Wilma Rudolph discusses her track career. Host Tom Seaver . 1111 Calliope l2ll SportoCenltr a DayBnaak 1!J1 Coral Ridge Mlnlllriet With D. Jtmll Kennedy 7:30 (!) Robert Schuller Whh 1111 Hour ol Power Q III fJ Wortd Tomonow ill Another Page ~ ~~~ Ston::h g) Runaway Whh tilt Rich & Famous l2ll BodyShaping ~ Evans and Novak 7:35 Ill FlinlsiOnao 8:00 Cll 0 Sunday Today (!) Cho~ando (l) fJ Col81 Ridge Minlolrioo With D. Jomeo Kenntdly (]) Sesame Slrltl I)) Q Viclory of Fa (!) GED ~ Ill Evengellotic Outnoch l!II Memories: Then and Now 1111 Jam llZ Outdoors Whh Tom my Sanders Daylltelk II] Swiss Family Roblnoon 8:0~ Ill FllntaiOnto 8:30 (!) People 10 Peoplo (l) fJ Roblrt Schuller Willi !i, a the Hour of Power t;1 I)) Q Day ol Discovery (!) QED ~ liD Chlldnon 'a Miracle NoiWortr Telethon (Cont) 1121 111 Lower Llghthouoe all Search 1111 Smurts Q lnoldo lllo Senior PGA Tour 13 News{Travel Guide II] Gerber! S10reo 8:3~ CIJ CapUlin Planetand the Planeteen 9:00 (!) Weakond Morning Nowo 7) Lamb Chop's Ptay·Aiong Stereo 1:;1 I)) Q Ninoly and Nine Club Wilh Emaot Angley (!) Swampwiae The Okefenokee Swamp. one of Georgra·s most fascrnatlng areas which IS rich •n wildlife, h1story and natural beauty . IS explored . (1 :00) llll Gl Children's Miracle Notwortr Telethon (Conl) ~ Ill Food the Children Wilh Larry Jones g) Racing Wo~d 1111 Smurla1! ® Truckin' SA A caravan through Monrana·s Glac1er National Park. Stereo @ inelde lhe PGA Tour ~ Morning Newa l!ll Super Ma~o 3 9:05 1]) Gilligan's Island 9:30 Cll II World Tomorrow '1J Q On Scene: Emorgency Response ~Barney & F~ondo Slereo az I (!) Henry Mahan [J Oenver~e Last Dinoaeur ® Trucks and Tractor Power Monster truck racln.g trom Naples. Fla ., is !oatured . Stereo ~ Bosoblll Toniglll 8 Newa(Y ouf' Money II] CapUlin N Q 9:35 (]) Happy Do yo 10:00 (l) II ~enneth Copolllnd I]) Sllr S.an:h III a I)) II Paid ~ aJ Read:1 Rainbow (I) Adam mlth am liD liD Gl Chlldron'o Miracle Networtr Tolelhon Parenting Poll (2:00) il2l 111 Day ol Rttlonldon WHh Jamal Rollison !Ill Sunday Todoy 1111 VoHron ® Wlnnan Dale Jarren. Stereo . l2ll SportoWeekty a NtWI/011 1111 Manu 0 Popoyo 10:051]) Happy Dayo 10:30 III Wlltno In 1111 World II ~rmen S.ndlego7 Slereo. .t.marican In-oil s weo. il2l (II Paid Program II) Fllnlatonoo ® NHRA Today Stereo a Newtmaker Sundly II] Prtnco Vafianl Stereo. Q I 0:35 ~MOVIE: Placeo in the rt iPGI (2 00) 11 :00(2)11 Alltaua SUNDAY I]) UftiiYIM ol tilt Rich & Famoua I]) II Newomakon m Squere One TV Q I)) II To Be Announced ill Nttl1tHe Dupree Cooke lor Fomlly and Frlondo ~ II Speedwty Thunder A racing team goes through two days ol preparation and obstacles to prepare for a three-hour race. II) Scooby Doo lnaide Winolon Cup Racing Coca Cola 600 from Concord, N.C. (T) Stereo. IJZ Sporft Reporters a Games ol '92 Maniac Mansion Stereo a 8 !i, 1I :30 ()) II 1!)1 Meet the Pno11 III Ill Ill It This Weak W David Brinkley Q m Snook Preview• ill Ciao 11111al Stereo ®Race Day llZ SportaConler a This WHk In lila NBA Big Brother Jake Stere o. 8 AFTERNOON 12:00 ()) II all ATF Tennis French Open, f•nal from Pans (T) (Time mal vary) I]) MOVI : Lone Hand II 301 aJ Computer Chronicles ill VIctory Gordon Q 11111!1 lllJ Gl Childron'o Ml18cle Networtr Telethon (Cont.) ~ Ill Paid Program 0 All American Wrestling ~ NASCAR Racing Budweiser 500 tram Dover. Dei. (l) Stereo a NewoDay II] MOVIE: Son of Paleface (2:00) 12:30 (l) Q WKRP in Cincinnati aJ Cla11lc Cor Shop Slareo I)) II PGA Goh Memorial Toumamenl highlighls (T) ill Motor week '92 Sloreo. IJZ Goh Aces Championship from Ponte Vedra Beach , Fla. (T) a Nowo/Sclonce ond Technology Week 12:35 1]) Wa Love Lucy Hosted by Ann Jillian, stars such as Fred MacMurray, Batty Grabte and Harry James rellecl on the lovable rodhead . (I :00) I :00 (l) II Flrtl Look aJ Motorwoek '92 Stereo Ill II MOVIE: Zoppod Again (2:00) (!) Fl~ng Line am liD lllJ Ill Chlldren'o Mil8clo Networtr Telethon Spoflo Dream (I :00) all Ill Memorioo: Than and Now 1111 MacGf.er Q a HOWl ay 1:30 (!) Thio Wtelr in Baoeblll ~a Enler1111nmonl Tonllthl ereo. Q (]) (!) European Joumot ~II) MOVIE: Smooh-Up on lnlert1111 5 (2 :00) llZ l.PGA Golf Oldsmobile Classic. final round !rom East Lans•ng, Mich. (L) a NewofMoneyweok 1:351]) Major League Baoeblll Atlanta Braves at New York Mots (LJ 2:00 I]) Major Leo8:: Ba-ll Los Angeles gars at Ch1cago Cubs (L) (]) Travail in Europa With Rick Steves Stereo. ill Mylleryl S" Paul Berowne resi~s from the ~vernment 2 of 6) Q liD llll Ill hildnan '1 Miracle Notwortr Telethon (Cont) 1111 MOVIE: Hombre (2:00) a NewofWeek in Review II] MOVIE: Mertr Twoin'o Lila on the Mitliooippl (2:00) 2:30 III Ill Sltp by Slap Frank teaches Marl< to defend h1mself Qainst a bully . (R) Stereo (IJ American Vae~~tiona Stereo. g 5' 3:00 ()) II all NBA Showtlmt (l) a I)) II WLAF Foolba PlatoH (L) m achnopollticl (!) Thio Old Houoo Q a Newotwortd Report 3:30 ()) II all NBA Baokedsoll Eastern Conference Finals: Cleveland Cavahers at Chocago Bulls ame 7, it necessary~~ aJ Adlm ill St~ With Nancy ~ Ill Golf Kamper Open. final round from Polomac, Md. (L) az Socre11 ol Speed Emerson Fittipak:ti II 4:00 aJ ScienUftc American Frontioro Oil ·digesllng microbes; rebuilding human bones from coral. Stereo ill Lap Quilling W~h G!O'Qit Boneoloel Stereo 0 i The leal D11y1 of M&rilyn Monroe The une;.<pla rned circumstances surrounding the death of Mari~ Monroe are examined . (I : ) IJZ College Baooball NCAA World Series tram Omaha . Neb 6~me 5)il) II] M IE: Goodbye, My Fancy (2:00) 4:30 ill Baol of Joy of Painting ® NHRA Today Stereo 4:351]) Happy Days 5:00 aJ Millennium: T~bal Wiodom and tho Modem World Slereo. ~ (!) Mcloughlin roup am GD lllJ 111 Children'• Mlrecle Notwori< Tllelhon (Cont.I 1111 Juol tilt Ten ol Uo Q lnoldo Wlnolon Cup Roclng Coca Cola 800 lrom Concord, N.C. (T) Slonao a EartyPrime 5:05 (]) Tom and Jerry'o Funhou1e 5:151]) 101h Inning 5:30 (!) Twilighl Zone (!) Tony Brown 's Journal 1111 My Two Dado Winnort Dale Jarrett Stereo. Newomeker a a a Sunday/Newt 5:351]) CapUlin Planet end the Planeteera • MON., JUNE 1 C 1ti2 8 6:051]) WCW Main Evonl 6:30 ()) II all NBC News [;I (l) a Ill CJ ABC Newt Q (!) Fnanch Fiolda am 11!1 News lllJ Gl VInnie and Bobby (Premiere) Two working·class fellows try to succeed in the world. Stereo all Ill CBS Nawo Q cr1 The Hitchhiker ® Road Teol Maguino Stereo. a Nawo/lnoklo Bualn111 iD Maniac Mansion Q 7:00 ()) II all Adventunao ol Martr and Brtan Mark and Brian coach the Taft High School football team in a ~ me . Slereo. I;J Q Ill Q Ule Goes On Corky sees a movie and imagines aliens have taken over his fam1ly _(A) Stereo. Ill Legacy Stereo. Q (I) World ol Collector Coro ~liD ~ 60 MinUiel Stereo . lllJ Gl Tr~~e Colors Terry and Lester baby-sit Connie 's 8-year-old daughter. (R) Stereo . ~ 1111 MOVI : Deadly Game (2 00) Stereo. Q l2ll SportaCenler a wo~d Todly II] Thol'o My Dog Stereo 7:05 ® Amertcan Sporto Cavalcode Hl~hlighls !rom the Top Fuel, unny Car and Pro Stock competitions at the NHAA·TNN Goody' s Mrd-Sauth Nationals in Memphis. Tenn. Stereo . Boaoball Tonighl 7:20 7:30 CD II all AdvtniUreo ol Mortr and B~an Stereo. Q ill Mallert olllluolon The theory of linear perspective rs contrasted to a modern-day special-effects sludio (0:30) Stereo lllJ Gl Ptrl<ar Lowio Can'l Looel Kubiac tacos a difficult choice; Ms. Musso's office is possessed . (A) Sieroo. Q 8 Newt/Sports Sunday II] Willard Scotl'a Amoleur Hour 8:00 (2)11 Super Bloopert and New Practical Joke• Sherman Hemsley, Melissa Reeves: Cinderella ·s ~mother disguise. Slereo az MOVIE; Lost in America (AI (2:00) Ill One Child · One Voice Seven children from arou nd lho world JOin togelher 10 discuss what they can do to save the earth 's enVIronment (I :00) CD a Ill II America'• Funnloll Home Vldooo A jumping horse walks: a bat swallows a ba ll ; a cat plays &)If ~A~ Stereo. Q ature Stereo. Q IIIJ 11!1 all Ill Murder, Stie Wrote Jessica is challenged by a colleagu6 in a race to f1nd a mu\jger (R) Sloreo. Q llJ) Gl in L ving Color Ca~·s nrghtmare comes true when he dates a very ug ly woman (R ) Slereo llZ Major Lo gue Ballball Boston Red SoK at Seattle Manners AL) a Prime ew Q 8:30 (I; Q I)) Q America's Funniest People A 1ackalope takes a sea adventure ; a chrmp dQiays its talent. (R ) Stereo lllJ Gl Roc Roc learns medrcatlon may be needed lor Eleanor to conceive. (Pt ~ ~ace Slereo ~ Day tereo . l!ll You Aeked lor t~ Again Stereo. 9:00 CD II all Solnleld Jerry tries to get a lree massa£ •llell:'na. (AI stereo . Ill a onol Googrop lc Explorer III Ill I)) II MOVIE: 'C IIY Heat' ABC Sund~lghl Movlo(PO) (2:00) CD ill Mlllorplect Theatre The 12 young pilots of lhe Hornet Squadron come of (Pt 1 Of liD ~ Ill Annual Tony Awordo An awards presentation Is broadcast live from Broadway's Gershwin Theatre honoring oUislanding stage performances . Host: genn Close. (2:00) Stereo. 5! S1 ;&" e :.1;1 (II MarTiod ... With Clllldnan On a surprise vacation, Bud and Kelly get trapped in a snowstorm ~A) Stereo. ~ 1111 Silk SUlik ng1 SIOroo. Exclllng World of Speeil and Beouly Hosl Dallas Raines vislls Pilm Springs , Calif., where historic cars galher lor a noslelglc weak of racing. Slonoo. a Plonot Eorth: A Cleor & Pl811nt Dtnger (0:30) II] New Z0m1 Slereo. [;l 9:30 C2JG 0 Night Court Dan is interviewed for a newspaper column; Usette dreams about Harry. Stereo. Q lllJ Gl Horman's Heed Herman learns his favorite writer is burned-out and seil-cenlerod. ~· Q ®Bill Dance Slenao . a Lllbng 1no: r 1 Wuntl . ,. • II] New Zc>rro Stereo 8:351]) Andy Grtfllth 7:00 ~ 8 6:oo w8 lil a I)) ~II) 0 Newt a am UD NowtHour Q liD Jeopardt lllJ Gl Sllr Tna RtodlrY,!olnbow Q liD Ill Full 10 Stereo. Q II) Smurfo Q a World Today II] Batmen 8:05 (]) I Love Lucy 8:30 ()) II all NBC Newo Q I]) Saved by the Ball (l) Q 11J II ABC Newo ~ aJ Wild Amertca Slereo. ~ Square One TV Slereo Enlertainmonl Tonight Stereo. Q 1111 MacGyver SportaCenter a Monoyltno II] Tho Wehono 7:051]) Beve~y HillbUiiea az a Ntwt/WHk In Review II] Bleck SlaiUon Slereo. Q 10:00 ()) II 0 Quentum Leap As a hairslyllsl, Sam lrles 10 save a cQpled boy. (R) Stereo. I]) Ntwa aJ Myollryf Sir Paul Stereo. e· R. a discovers corruption and decides to bust the lawbreakers. bR) Slereo. 1:;1 utdoort Stereo. 10:40 I]) lnolant Rapley 11:00 ()) 8 CD Q I)) II am liD 112111) 0 Nowa I]) Monollra (]) Network Earth (]) Quolhy ...or Eloel Q liD Gl Comic Slrtp Uve Richard Balzer, Larry Wilmore, Dom lrerra, Felk::ia Michaels. Slereo. II) Silk Slalkln1• Sloreo. Q ® Tr~~ckln' US A caravan through Montana's Glacier National Park. Stereo az SportoCenler a Nawo/Spor111 Tonighl II] Changed LIVII Whh Bon Hadon 11:15all Focus 15 a Celobrlly 51. '§ 9, a Ill II Ame~con DetecUve Police officer John Bunnell conducts a raid on a marijuana grower. (A) Stereo i liD all (!) Major Dad Camp Hollister may have to close due to budget culs. (A) Stereo. Q II] Block Slallion Stereo Q 9:00 ()) 8 all MOVIE: 'Roxanna: Tho Pri10 Pulitzer' NBC Monday Nighl al the Movleo ( 2 : ~ Stereo. Q Ill o~d ol Audubon III a MOVIE: Tho Natural (PGJ (2:00) aJ ill Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and tilt Modem Wortd Slereo. ~ I)) Q MOVIE: ' ~ticol Condlllon' ABC MondQ Nlghl Movie (A) (2:00) ~ 11!1 ~ (!) Murphy Brown Murphy considers marriage and mothemood. (A) Slereo . 11:30 ~ 0 Boauly and tho Bani Sl. Ellewhore (]) Paid Program Ill II Sllr S.an::h am GD Jeopard~ ~ ~ Ill George ic aol'o Sportl Machine 0 WKAP In ClnclnnaH ® Tr~~cko and Traclor Power Monster truck racing Irom Naples, Fie ., is featured. Stereo. a News/lntldl Buoinell I!JI John .t.nkorberg 11:35 (l) II Roggln'o Horoao §t WWF Prime Time W"'aUing ® Neahvllle Now a l.aiTJ King Llvel II] Gatling Married: A Modem B~dl TV Spacial 10:00 Ill MOVIE: Two Mules lor Sitler Sore lPG! (2 :15) aJ Millennium: T~bll Wladom and lllo Modem Wortd Stereo. Q am liD all (I) Northam Expoauna Joel. CMs aM Holling takelo the wrlderneQ to hunt (A) Stereo. llJ) Gl Hunlar ~ ® Catobrt11oo liege XIV Barbara Mandrell (I :00) a Wortd Newt II] 700 Club With Pol Robtlrtaon SATURDAY 3:30 (!) Hogon'o - · l2ll Four·Mon Beach Volleyball From Las Vegas (R) Nowo Overnight 3:45 a Newsroom Q 4:00 I]) MOVIE: Tho Denver Kid (2 :00) liD Ill MOVIE: Trencllcotl (PO) (2 :00) a Lorry King u..1 11J1 MOVIE: Zom>, lila Lagend Boglno (0 :30) 4:15(]) Thnaa Sloogeo 4:30 az Surfer Magazine II] Zono in tilt Cla11room 4:35 (]) Hogan's Horoao a m m a a 11 :35 (]) MOVIE: Tho Thi~ With Two HNdi(P'l!r ) liiii Cheort 12:00 liD Gl Children'• Miracle Notwortr Talelhon (Conll all II) WKRP in Cincinnati Slatier Broe. Sloreo. llZ Bicycllnu European Mounlain Bike Worid Cup (T) a NewoNighl 12:05 (l) II Beywolch Q a 12:30 Ill II WWF Wnaotilng Chollenge Crush, Money Inc., Virgil, Mountie, Nasly Boys, Ef Malador, Kamala: an interview with lntorcontlnonlai Champion Brei (Hitrnan) Hart. 1121 Gl MOVIE: Murdoro in t11a Rut Morgue (2 :00.._ 1D Notional High Donco/Drlll TNm Chemplonohlp (T) a Event tnd Novtk D Zolo Levftl I :00 ()) II Homo Shopping Sllr Tnok: TIM Nell !f.ener~~tion EZ...n 1111 MOVIE: Candleo iPOI (2:00) ~ American Muolc Shop Slereo. a Newa,r,:rovel Guidi IIJI Paid rogrom 1:05(l)ll wcw Main Wreotllng 1:301]) TwllighiZone az Sacna1l of Speed Speodskaling a Newt/Pinnacle 1:35 (])MOVIE: TIM lncnadible Two-Hooded T18nlpiont lPG! (2:00) 2:00 III Monolon ONBCNt.,TtXII ectlon Slereo. e..,, a 1D SporltCanlor- QllnlamlC:O...apondlrtii/Newl IIJI Jawloh Yolce 2:05 m a Ne... 2:30 III Ttlet From 1111 Dorlltldo am • Chlldron'• Mlrocle N e - Toltthon (Cont.l On Btage Slereo. llZ Glory Dlye a Spoflt LaltNight IIJI Pold Progrom 2:40 (l) a MOVIE: Tho Buddy 1 Holly Story lPG) (2:00) a lil o Ill a am Bll I]) VIdeo Power Reldl:'f. Rainbow Q lllJ f.,Fuii ouoo Slereo. Q 0 urfo 0 a World Today II] Batman 8:051])1 Lovo Lucy ())!.Vod NBC Nawo Q by lhe Bell g) I]) (l) a Ill Cl ABC Ntwl ~ aJ Wild .t.morlca Slereo . ~ Squana Dna TV Slereo. 11!1 ~ (!) CBS Nowo Q llJ) Gl Andy Grtfllth II) ScOOby Ooc II] New Zorro Stereo. Q &:35 (]) .t.ndy G~llllh 7:00 ~ e all Wheel ol Fortune Tho Jaftoreono ~ (l) a lnoidl Edition aJ ill MacNeiVLehrer NtwaHour 0 ~~~ Marriod... With Children Gil Jeopard:! lllJ Gl Slar Tro Q 1121 (II Entortoinmonl Tonlghl Stereo. Q 1111 MacGyvor Q llZ SpofloCenler a Moneyllno IIJI The Wohone 7:05 (]) Beve~y Hillbltltoo Ill Cl Rooeonne Dan lakes charge of lhe household when Roseanne ·s ~ck goes out. (R) Slereo. 11!1 ~Ill MOVIE: 'Victim ol Love' CBS Tueaday Movie IPGI3) (2:00) SIOreo. i MOVIE: Tho Fury (AI (2 30) ® Neohvillo Now Slereo. a LlrTY King Uvol II] Scarecrow and Mre. King 9:30 liiii I)) Cl Coach Hayden tolerates an obnoxious woman in order to please Christine. (RJ Stereo. ~ aJ (I) Fron Ina (0:30) I 0:00 ()) II all Daloilno NBC The domeslic problem of marllai rape. Stereo. III Q Ill Cl U. ..t.. Muoic Challenge Prolossional singers and bands from across the country compale for a chance to w1n a major -label recording con1rac1. Host Maicom~mal Warner . (I :00) sweo. aJ (!I Li toning IO Amertce Wilh Bill Monra Q lllJ Gl Hunter On Slage S oreo. a Wo~d NIWI IIJI700 Club Whh Pol Robtrlaon 10:30 ~ Chun::h Streol Slltion Stereo llZ Major League Bateball (l) 10:351]) MOVIE: The Concordl: Airport '79jPG) (2:30) Ji 5! a 7:30 ())II all Jaopt~JJ I]) Now II C1n Ba (l) a Entertoinmtnt Tonlgltl Slereo. Q I)) D Mama'• Family am Gil Wheel ol Fortune 0 ~ (II Family Feud Be 1 Sllr Stereo. IJZ College Bnablll NCAA World Strieslrom Omaha, Neb. (game 10) (L) a Cro11llro 7:35 (]) Mojor LHgue Baeobll Philadelphia Phillies at Alieni& Braves (L) 8:00 ()) D 0 In lllo Hell oidia Night The lown council questions Chief Gillespie on his actions. (R) Sloreo. Q (!) Dugoul Show ~a Full Houoe ereo. (!) Frimlline !1 :301 ~ am 1D 1121D Roacut: 8 1 A leon becomes a viCiim ol a ~n accldenparmed robbers ) Slenoo. Ill MOVI : Lll't Got rry (R) (2:00) II) Munier, She Wrole 0 aiCrooktndCheH 13 PrimeNtwo ~ Aln ~Tin, · 8 Cop ereo. 1:30 I]) Major League Baeoblll Chicago White Sox al Kansas Cily Royals (l) lil II I)) G Horne lmprovtrntnl Tim competes with his ne•t-door neighbor a w m in trimm~ the houoe. (AI Stereo. II] Whntll IO Survival Q 9:00 ()) II 0 Low & Order A former football star's wife has him murdered for Insurance money .(R) Stereo ~Q ~ Squtre Ono TV Stereo. 8:30 WEDNESDAY TUESDAY ~~~~ ONIWI g 11 :oo we lil 11 Ill 11 am Bll ~Ill lllJ News aJ NOWIWIICh Gl Artonlo Hall Stereo. § Crook and Chaae Spono Tonlghl II] Belman II :30 I]) HOWl aJ To lila Conlrq Slereo . I)) II Nighdlne ~ (II Campaign 92 Special The resulls ol tho California primary and a natk>nal town meeting will be t.roadcast live with questions and opinions from viewers. ~30) 1111 MacGyver a Monoyllno II] MOVIE: Down at Socorro (200) 11:35 ()) 8 all Tonighl Show With Jay leno Sweo. Q liiii Choon ~ ®111!1 Cempaig '92 Spacial The results of the California primary and a national town meeting will be broadcast live with questions and opinions from VleWOfS. (2:30) 12:00 I]) Nlghl Court Q a Ill II Dennie Mlllor liD 1D Love Conntcllon a Ntohvllle Now Slereo. a Nt...N~g~~~ 12:05 (l) Ill Nlglt1llne Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Cry Vengeance (2:00) liD II Pold Program II) The Equalizer atntldoPoltict'92 12:35 ())II !Ill Lalo Night Willi Dovld Lalllmlln (l) Ill Love Connection 1:00 Ill II Jenny Joneo lllJ Gl R8Whido ~ On Sleroo. a Silo • Today I :05 (]) MOVIE: Fif'ol (2 :00) lillll Now n Con Be Told I :30 II) WL.t.F Foolball Piayon Game (R) Church Strool SlaHon Stereo. az SpofltCanlar a NawoNighl Upda11 D Paid Pfog18m 1:351li 0 all Lolor With Bob Co olio ~ Q ~"lortolnmenl Tonight er'" · !':!': a c 2:00 ~ G Wr Ne,.. Now tereo. liD Gl M IE: Gl8nd Lon::ony (2:00) · 1121 Ill Now HCan Be Told Club Dance Slereo. llZ NBA Todly a Wortdwldt Updale IIJ)700 Club With Pol Robtrtoon 2:05 ()) D Home Shopping Iilii Newt ~Gil MorTiod... With ChHdl8n a NBCNighlslde 2:30 (!) DoMII MIDer az SportaContor a Sporto l.atiNight 2:35am U11 CurNnl .t.Heir Q 2:40 ~ D World Ne,.. Ovemlghl toreo. Q 3:00 1D Up Clooe Cro11ftre IIJI Paid Progl8m 3:05 (]) Gunomoke am 11!1 Up 10 the Minute 3:30 (!) Hogan'• Heroeo 1D Top Rank Box~r Middlewe1ghl bout DeWit! (32-7·5, 19 KOs) vs. Dan Sllerry (17-3, 8 KDs) , 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J. (R) Newt Overnight 3:45 Newaroorn [;I 4:00 MOVIE: TIM Dion rotllti8(Ai(2:00) liD G1 MOYIE: llltclcout (2:110) a Lorry u..1 IIJI Zono In Cla11roorn 4:05 (]) All in 1111 Family 4:20 IIJI Zorro In 1111 Claoeroom 4:30 IIJ Dog Houoe 4:35 (]) Hogan'o Herooo 4:40 II] Zono In tilt Claaeroom a a a Ill :<.:'L THURSDAY • • THU., JUNE 4 EVENING &:00 ()) D lil II Ill II am ID ~· 0 Newt I]) VIdeo Po~ Squtre One TV Slereo. Roldll'ft Rol:'e' liD Ill F.. oueo Q Jt Senior PGA II) Smurfl 1JZ lntldo Tow a World Today IIJI Betmln 1:05 (]) I Love Lucy 8:30 0 NBC Newt Q I]) ved by lila Bell ~ II ABC NIWI ~ .t.martca Stereo. ~ Squtna One TV Slereo. ())!. Ll)) Ill ~(I)CBSNowo0 liD • Andy Qrtfllth OScoobyDoo rD Up Clooe 11J1 New Zorro sweo. Q J:35 (])Andy Qrtfllth Centlouecl !l-oon pncecli.. Page 10:30 llZ Baseball Tonlghl 10:351]) U.S. Olympic Gold Track and Field: Bruce Jenner Classicm 11:oo 8 III Ill I)) am 111 ~ IIJ 1!)1 NOWI I]) The Honeymooners (]) New Country VIdeo Stereo . (]) Loneooma Pino Spaciolo Stereo 1111 MOVIE: Can'l Buy Me Love (PGt3) (2:00) ® Opry Backollge Slereo. a Newo/Sporto Tonlghl II] Bordertown Slereo. Q 11:30 ()) 8 all Soturdly N1111 Live Rob Morrow. (R) tereo. I]) MOVIE: Tho Stroo11 ol Son Frencioco (2: 00) aJ New Country VIdeo Slereo. I)) .t.mertcan Qfadloloro am Gil Chlldron'o Mlrocto Nttworl< Talelhon Hosts Marie Osmond and John Schneider introduce appearances by Marilyn McCoo, Merlin Olsen, Rich Little. Bob Hope, Kirtr Cameron and Bo Jackson. (3 00) ~Ill Paid p~,.m 018nd Ole pry Live Stereo . az SportoConlor Capitol Gong/Newt II] Bonanu w a 2:00 ~ 11 Wortd Nowo tereo. liD Ill M IE: 978-EVIL (AI (2:00) 0 Paid Progrem a!1 Club O.nco Slereo aWorldwldtUpclala IIJI700 Club With Pll Roblrtoon 2:05 ()) II Home Shopping (l) II Newt all NBC Nigh2:10 IIIIIID Up lo lila Mlnu11 2:30 I]) Dennie Miller llZ SpoflaCorrttr a Sporlo LoleNight 2:40 ~ a World NtWI Now tereo . Q 3:00 llZ Up Clooe a Cro11flna 11J1 Paid Program 3:15 (]) Gunomoko i I 12:00 I)) II Donnie MIUor liD Gl Love ConnecHon 0 Tho Equall&or Nothvllle Now IJZ Collage Benblll NCAA World Series lrom Omaha. Neb. (game 8) (T) a NowoNighl 12:05 (l) Ill Nightiine 1111 Ull Current .t. olr Q 12:15 (]) Coutletu: Tho Mirage ol tilt Sea Cousleau and his son bring lo lighllhe majesly ol the ocean resources and the mlsconceptions of their use and polentiai. (1 :00) 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Tho Ghoal Writer (2 00) liD Gl Barney Mlhr all Gl Poroonelo a lnoldt Polllleo '92 12:35 ()) II 0 Lalt Night Wllh Devtd Lotllrmtn (l) a Love Conntcllon am 11!1 Night eourt Q 1:00 Ill II Jenny JoMo liD Gl Rawhide ~ Ill Nlghl Gomoo 0 Hollywood lnoklor Celtbrltiel Olla1lge XIV Barbara Mandrell (I :00) a ShowBI& Todly 1:05 (l) II Now It Ctn Be Told am liD Newt 1:15 (]) Notiontl Gtogrepllic Ex planar 1:30 all Ill Now II Ctn Be Told 1111 Dog Houoo a NewoNighl Upclole 1:35 ()) 8 all Lolli Whh Bob COlli I (l) a Enlerlainmenl Tonlghl Stereo. Q I :40 am Gil CNN Nowo 1?. San Diego Padres at Chicago Cubs (L) Ill Couoleou: Tho Mll8ge ol the Sea Cousteau and his soo bring 10 light llle majesly of the ocean resources and the misconceptions of their use and polenllai. (1 :00) III Ill III Q FBI: Tho Untold Sloriea A highway palrol oHicer is the prime suspect '" a highway crime. (R) Slereo. Q aJ (!) ~cl Slereo. I;J am 11!1 ~ voning Shade Wood goes crazy when Marleen and Harian decide to ~it (R) Slereo M VIE: Uncomm olor lA) (2:00) II) The Losl Dar• ol Ma~lyn Monroe The unexplained circumstances surrounding the doathol Mari~ Monroe are examrned. (1: ) ® Crook ond Chait aP~moNewo ~ II] P~nco Vallen Slereo . 1:;1 8:30 ()) 8 all Bloaoom Blossom drscovers that Six's parents ~ splining up. (AI Stereo . EVENING &:oo rn 8 a I]) Major oaguo Baoebtll Barowne resi~s from the ~vomment ( 2 of~ 1:;1 Qualhy ... or Elaal lllJ Gl Sllnd by Your an Rochelle tries to convince Lorraine to visit the penilen~ary . (A) Slereo. 1:;1 1111 Counltrtlrtke The Baotmllltrt Stereo a Wortd NIWI II] In Touch With Cho~tl Sian ley 10:30 lllJ Ql Gale Lila Chris 12:00 am Gil Cu~t Alltir WHkend liD Ill Slake & Ebert ~ Ill On Scone: Emergency Roopon11 all .t.mo~can Gladlelort 1111 Hollywood tnaldtr ® Exclllng Wol1d ol Speed and Baouly Hosl Dallas Raines visits Palm Springs, Calif., where historic cars gather for a nosta'gic week of racing . Stereo. llZ College Baoeball NCAA World Series from Omaha, Neb. (game 6) (T) a Nowo/Wortd Report Final Edition 11J1 John Ooloon 12:05 III II WKRP In Cincinnati 12:30 ()) 8 Homo Shopping I]) MOVIE: lnolgniftcanco 1Ai (2 00) Ill World Tomorrow III CJ Llloo!yleo ollho Rich I Fomouo lllJ Ill Superboy all II) In Amortce 1111 Paid Pfogrem ® Road Tool Mogo•lne Steroo . II] Food 1111 Chlidnan Whh Larry Joneo 12:35 (l) a End""lnmenl Tonighl Steroo . 1:00 Ill IIJI Peld Program am liD Ne,.. 1IJJ Gl Friday 1111 131h: The Sorioo ~ E'l!irlainmanl Tonighl Slereo. Wlnnort Dale Jarren. Slereo. 1:30 Ill & Growing Paino Q am Gil Paid Program ® Exploring Ame~ca: Side by Stdl 1:35 III a Newt 2:00 I)) II W~ Newt Now Slereo am 1D Up 10 tho Minute ~. MOVIE: Tredlng Hrla (PG) (2:00) ® Champlonohlp Rodeo Slereo. az SporftCanter 2:10 ~II Wortd Nowo Now tereo. Q 2:30 I]) Ptld Prog..m a 5por1a La1tNight 3:00 I]) Pollet Story llZ Baoeblll Toni I a Both sid.. w1111 Joooe Jtckoon 3:30 ()) 11 Homo Shopping II) Pold Progl8m llZ .t.uto Racing Toyota Allantic Sones from Long Beach, Colli. (A) 8 Newt/Future Wlleh 3:4513 Noworoom 1:;1 4:00 I]) Love Boat (]) WCW Moln Evant llJ) Gl MOVIE: Buodn' Loooe (A) (2:00) a HIWI{ThO Big Slory II] MOVIE: Zorro, lhe Lagend Boglnt (1:00) 4:30 llZ Jimmy Houtlon Duldooro a Reliable Sourcao EL 7:30())8 1!)1 Jeopa~ li' I]) Now II Can Be ol ~ II Enlortainmonl Tonight ereo. Q I)) Q Mama 's Family am Gil Wheel ol Fortune Q all II) Family Feud ® Be e Slar Slereo. llZ Major League Baoeball (L) a Crooolire 7:351]) Sanford & Son 8:00 ())II all Froah P~nce ol Bel-Air Will is sup~sed he has something in common with his bliM date. (R) 1111 Scooby Doo 1?. • TUE., JUNE 2 § a Q • amGD ~· 0 Newt aJNt,....-tch Gl An. .nlo Holt Sloreo. MtcGyvor crook end h11• llZ SpofiiCtnter a Sporlt Tonight IIJI Bttmln 11:30 I]) Ko!:£ IIl Eu n Journal Ill .. Nlghdlne 1121 Ill 'Sweating llt11' C~ma Tlma .t.lter Prtmo TJma Slereo. Q a Monaytino 11J1 MOVIE: S.l8nodl (2:30) 11 :35())11 1!)1 Tonight Show With Jay Lono Sler~ Q (l) II ChHrl MarMd... 1111 Children ~Ill Gil ~(II CBS Newt Q liD Gl Andy Grtlfllll i all Wheel ol Fonune ~II MorTiod ...With Children I]) VIdeo Power a 10:06 (!I Mllennlum: Trtbll Wllldom tnd tilt Modem Wortd Storeo. Q 10:30@ Beoobllt TonJehl 11:00 ()) e I]) CD II I)) II CD a lnokle Edition aJ ill MocNeii/Lohnn ~ Squtre One TV Slereo. e Q The Jefleroono ~ EVENING EVENING 6:oo rn 11 m a I)) 11 112lll Newe ~ MOVIE: She's Out ol onlroi(PG) (2:00) aJ Millennium: Trtbll Wllldom and the Modem Wortd Stereo. Q (I) .t.na You Being St...ct? lllJ Gl Code 3 An Australian Coasl Guard rescue: a search for t..vo missing boys . ~30~ Stereo. £ Sokol & E rt 1111 Beyond Reality ® Tr~~ckin' USA The ISCA Grand Finale in New Orleans . Ste reo. a Games o1'92 Big llmlller Jake Stereo. rv MONDAY 7:00~D 0 Wheel ol Fortune Tho JoHonono fi;J liiii lnoklt Edition IIl ill Mar:lfllolni Nt...- ~~~ MarTIIri...Whh Children • Jaopl;:t Q illllll Sllr T ft!ereo. ~inmenl Tonlghl 1111 II Q az SportaCanltr aMoneylino 11J1 Tho Wohono 7:05 (]) Beverly Hlllblllleo 7:30~!,wHConBa ~Jaopt~olli' ~ Q EQrtllnmanl Tonlghl ereo. I)) e Mamt'l Family ~·Wheel ol Fortune Q e Fontlly Feud Be I Stir Stereo 1JZ Collogo 811811111 NCAA World Series lrom Omaha , Neb. (game 12) (L) 1111 C1011llro 7:35 (]) Sanford & Son I:OO())e 0 Colby Show CIIH 11 in charge ol the rofrllterator In Clair's absence. (Rt Slereo. I]) MOVIE: 5111 1 lila Clau Reunion (2:00) (l)Q IIJD Rldoro Buck lrleo 10 uve Ia beii'Otl1od by passing a crrstlcal lest. Slereo. Q a 5! v::r, Scltnllllc ............ r....~ The theoretical slandard ol arUIIclal inlelloc:minod. Slareo. (!)My : Tho Brittan Filma A collection ol home movies liken in a smalllown In lhe 19301 by a cinema owner as 1 gimmick to draw mora customers to his bUainell is shoWn. (1:00) Ill D ID. Top Copt A police oflicer follows a suspicious man to a parking lot (A~ereo. Q lllJ Ill Simpeono Lisa and Bart receive the results ol their f5tiluda lesls. (A) Slereo II) Murder, She Wrote Q Crook ond Chaoo a PrtmaNtwo Q 11J1 Thtl'l My Dog Stereo. 8:05 (]) MOVIE: Goldfinger (2:25) &:30 ()) D lllJ Dllloronl World Whitley's boss makes sexual advances toward her. (R) Slereo. Q llJ) Gl 018xoll'o Clan Ot1s IS happy about his e~ ·wite · s decisronrs remarry. (AI Stereo 11J1 You Atked l01 II, Again Slereo . 8:00 ()) 8 g) Chooro Rebecca and Sam test their parenting abihlletaby-sining. (R) Stereo. ~~~ MacGyvar ereo. aJ (I) Myoleryl Sir Paul Berowne ·s death has made his l a i problems public. a (PI~ Ill Year olthe Generel1 Charles Kurah and am Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf chronicle the personal stories of remarkable men who changed the courH of §lOry in 1942. (2:00) Stereo II Bevarty Hille, 110210 The kids wrestie wlllt mortatily and roflecl on llleir lriendshi~s . (R) Sleroo. ~ 1111 MOVI : Bronco Billy I (2:30) ~ Naehvlllo Now Slereo . a Lorry King Llvel 11J1 Scorecrow and Mrt. King 8:30 ()) II 0 Wingo Joe and Brian find Helen at a slrip joint (R) Siereo. 10:00 ()) D !Ill L.A. Law A man blames a vendor for the breakup of his mar~age . (A) Sloreo. Q workia I]) Newt ~II iff PrlmeTima Uvt lereo. aJ ProvlncoiOwn, USA The inltnolly and va~ely ol Provincetown has been capiUred through gaoliles ol tour rosidenls. (I : ) III Undlr Fino liD Gl Barney MIHtr On Slago Stereo. 8 World NtWI 11J1 700 Club With Pll Robtrllon 10:30 (]) MOVIE: Milling In .t.ctlon (A) (2:00) (!) Wilt VIrginia Aoport liD 1D Major Looaut 811811111 Cincinnati Rods al Los Angelos Dodgers (L) Tout Conntcllon Sltnoo IJZ Ballball Tonight 11:00 ())II (]) II Ill D IIIIID 112111J ONewo (!) Night Court [;I IIl Ntwewolch 1111 Crook end Chaoe a a a Spor1a Tonighl 8 Betmlll 11 :30(!) ~k Q aJ n MCLaughHn'o One on One • • WED., JUNE 3 EVENING 8:00 ()) II CD a I)) It a!:" ®I G!l ~-@Newt I]) VIdeo Power ~ Squant One TV Slereo Roadl:'f. Rllnbow Q llJ) f.Full OUIO Stereo II) urlo Q aworldTodly II] Batman 8:05 (]) I Love Lucy 8.. 1 ()) I]) ~ Q !.vldlllJ NBC NIWI Q by lila aen (l) II I)) II ABC Nt,.. ~ aJ Wild America Sleroo . ~ Squtl8 One TV Stereo Gil ~ Ill CBS Nawo Q liD ID .t.ndy G~lllth 0 Scooby Doo 11J1 Now Zom> Slereo . Q &:35 (]) .t.ndy G~llilll 1:00 ~II 0 Wheel of Fortune The Jeflenona ~ (I) Ill lnoldo Edlllon aJ ill MacNeil/Lehrer NowoHour Q ~II Married... Whh Children Ull Joopa;:r liD Ill Slar Tro Q ~Ill EiSrlainmenl Tonighl Slereo. II) MecGyvor I;J a MoneyNne 11J1 Tho Wonono 7:05 (]) Beverly Hlllblllleo 7:30 ())II !Ill Jeopo~ li' (!) Now II Can Bo ol ~Ill Enlertolnmenl Tonlgnl ereo. Q I)) CJ Moma'o Family am liD Wheel ol Fortune Q all Ill Family Feud Be I Sllr Stereo . a Crooallre 7:35 (]) Sonlord & Son 8:00 ()) II lllJ Unaofved Mysltrteo A Mchhiker who killed a man and assumed h1s idenli~ . ~R) Slereo . li' I]) MDVI : lzana'l Ral (A J (2:00) lil a (])II Wondlr Years Wayne and his dad struggle to agree on a future vocation. (R) Slereo ~ (]) (!) Mathnet TIM aH ol lilt Unnatul81 When an aver -the-hill baseball pitcher leads his team to the Minor League World Series, George and Pat are called rn iinvoslig ale. (1:00) Slereo . a 11!1 Bodybuilding Arnold Schwarzenogger Classic (T). ~ II MOVIE: Moon Ov.r trldor (PGI3) (2:00) Oovlo Ruleo Gwen tries to warn Dwight a~in s l investi~n a partners ip. (A) Slereo 1111 Murder, She Wrolt Q Crook end Chen az SporloCenler a P~meNawo I;J 1111 Big llrollter Jilkt Stereo. ~ II a • FRI., JUNE 5 EVENING • lil II I)) It am liD IIJDr.lne~ ~·. &Iaiii •• Grima 8:00 ()) 8 Time Stereo. (!) Roadl~tlnbow Q llJ) Gl FuU 10 Slereo. Q 1111 Srnurfo a Wortd Today II] Belman 1:051])1 Love Lucy 6:30 ()) 8 all NBC Nowo C (l) a Ill Q ABC N.WI Q_ aJ Wild America Slareo. t;J ~ Square One TV Slereo "!PrimoQ II) MacQ .. 1D SpofltCanltr a Montyllna 11J1 MOVIE: Loti Flighl (01 (2 00) 11 :35())0 1!)1 TonJehl Show With Joy Leno SlereoJ? liiii Mornorltl ' Highi=(T) am 11!1 Goll The Memorial hlghlighls (T) e 11:55 lil II Chetro ~ G!1 MarMd... Chlldnan 12:00 liiii OIMII Millor ® Naohvllle Now Stereo. a NowoNighl 12:20 ma Nlghdina Q 12:251111 11!) Current Allok Q 12:30 I]) MOVIE: Foret Flvt (AI (2 00) (]) MOVIE: Tho Blue Lightning (2:00) 1121 Ill Perwonolt II) Tho Equalizer 1D AMA Suporcroll From Ponliac. Mich. (T) a lnoldl Polillel '92 12;351li D 0 Lola Night Whh David Ltllanntn 12:50(l)lll LovaConntcllon 12:55 am NiQIII Court Q 1:00 (I) Cl Jenny Janet ~ Ill Nighl Gtmat On Sla~e Stereo a ShowB z Todly 1:20 (l) II Now 11 Can Be Told 1:25amD Newo 1 : 30~1D Areenlo Hell Sloreo. a a II Now It Can Be Told 1111 MOVIE: Worewoll (2:00) Slereo. T1111 Coro'lOCIIon Slereo =-world 8 NeonNight Updall IIJI Pold Progrlm 1:351li D 0 Laltr Whh Bob Coolie a 1:60 ~ II E'l!J""inment Tonight tanto. 2:00 ~ 8 We Newt Now It reo. ~ D Up to 1111 Minute Club Oencl Slereo a =II az~Oigoll QIW 11J1 700 C1ub RoboriiOn Pot 2:06 ()). Homo Shopplllg 0 NBC Nlghtaldt 2:20(l)ll2:30 I]) DeMit MAier (]) MOVIE: Bedlando iPOI (2:051 i1J1 (II MOYIE: lUnd Dolo (PG13) (2:001 az llpor18CoiMr ll!lllporla LaiiNight ~· 0NIWI m 5qua,. 0ne rv Q 0 11!1 ~ (II CBS NaWI Q lllJ Gl Andy Grlffltlt II) Scooby Ooo II] New Zorro Slereo. Q 8:35 1]) Andy 1:00 ~ 8 G~Hith all Wheel ol Fonune Q a lnoidl Edition (!) MacNollflohrer NowoHour CiJ Married...With Children O Ill 0 liD Joopordyl Q llJ) Ill Sllr Trek 1121 (II E'!lfrlalnmenl Tonlght S tereo. ~ 1111 MacGyvor 1:;1 az SpofltCtnttr a Monoylino II] MOVIE: Island of tho Blue Oolphlno (2:00) 7:05 1]) Beverly Hlllbtllleo 7:30 ()) 8 1!)1 Jeopardy! liiii E'!lfr1111nmanl '(onlght Stereo. .GI . I)) G Mema'o Family am Ill Whtel ol Fortune Q 1121 Ill Fomlly Feud Be I Sllr Slereo . llZ College Ballball NCAA World Series from Omaha. Neb. (game t 4, it necessary) c a (L) acro11fire 7:35 (]) Sanford & Son 8:00 ()) II all lln>kaw Report: America 1111 V-nt A look at the increasing violence thet plagues America, locusing on Americans· klVe for guns and the media's role in Qlorlfylng violent acts. (1: 00) Slereo. [;J I]) Lood-oll Man (l) II I)) D Fomlly Mllltrt Lt . Murtagh tries IO SOl Urhl up in a ,.ker gam a. (R) Slereo aJ (f) I~ Wook In Review Slereo. Q illllD ~ Mlraiclea end Wonclenl (I :00) Sloreo. l!r" 8:051]) MOVIE: Tho Cowboyo (PG) (2 :30) 8:30 CD II I)) Cl Growing Paino CarOl and Maggie ~ lo a lull of hunk~,\:JJ.P D Brooklyn An exlonded family occupies adjoining apertmenls (PI 2 of ~ (~ Slllreo Q ~)or Leogue Ba-ll e 0. Amarlcll'l Moll Wonted A con ortisl' s lonory-lickelscem: e ~spected murderer. Stereo . tiJ Murder, She Wrole Q a Crook and Choao a PrlmeNIWI 1:;1 1;05 (]) MOVIE: One Dortr Night iAi (1 55) 1:30 I]) Major loogue Beoeblll nlac Monoion Q 8:00 (2)11 0 NBA Balkolball Finals (L) CD Ill I)) S Dooglo Howaor, M.D. Vinnie works on a film-school sc~pl for a Civil War movie. (R) Slereo. Q aJ Trtol of Sllndi~ Bear Follow lhe iandma 1879 court caM ol Sland~ Boar, which first establish that native Amertcans have prolaction under lhe U.S. Constilulion. (2:00) 1:;1 ill On tilt Line with Kanawha Coun!y School• am 11!1 ~ Ql Jake ond 1111 Fttmln A wilnass idenlllles a graffiti artist as a susQ in murder. (~ Slareo. 1111 MOVIE: t Secret Pa111on ol Roblrt C11y10n !ii;OO) Stereo. Nuhvlle N w a Lorry King Llvel II] Scenacrow and Mre. King 9;30 III Ill I)) II Anything But Lovo Marty looks lor free-lance work after CatheriQcancels his story Stereo. 10:00 I]) NtWI III Q I)) It Civil Wort Sydney defends a divorcee: a ellen! is sued by her parenls. (AA Stereo. Q (!) Ranch lbum Contemporary cowboys describe their work and the kind of lite thai comes from doing it, revealing a spirit and culture that has managed lo survive . (I :10) am Ull ~ Ill 48 Houro Unhappy Amarlcans go to extremes to better their looks. Slereo.~ llJ) Hunter Amo~con uoic Shop aWorldNowo II] 700 Club Willi Pel Roblrtoon 10:351]) MOVIE: Chisum tGI (2 :15) fi, a Ill 1t :00 I]) Nlghl Court ~ III Q III Cl am ~ Ill NIWI §Ill aJNOWIWIIch Araanlo Hall Slereo. MacGyvor ~ ® Crook and haae a Sporto Tonlghl II] Batman 11:30 (2)11 all News I]) Ko)ok [}. aJ Amo~ '1 Delenoo Mon~or I)) Q lllJ 111 cN~htilno9 men Allor Prtmo Tlma Slereo. 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(T) a lnoldt Politico '92 12:35 am liD Nlghl Court Q 12:50(]) MOVIE: Wagon Ma(1 :45 ) (l) a Lovo Conntcllon 1:00 Ill m Jenny Jonal liD Gl Rawhide all Ill Nighl Gamoo 1111 MOVIE: .t.llllle Praoidont'a Man lPG) (3:00) ~ Amertcan Mullc: Shop a ShowBiz Todly l!ll Paid Program 1:05 ()) 8 all Lllo NighI Whh David Letlonnan IIIIIID New• I :20 III a Now 11 Con Be Told 1:30 all Ill Now 11 Can Be Told l2ll Su~er Magulne a NowoNI9hl Update I :4liiiiiiiD CNN Nowo 1:50 ~II Enlorlli,...nl Tonlglll tereo. Q a 9 2:00 ~ Q World Newt tereo. ~ liD Gl M IE: Alone in 1111 Noon Jungle (2:00) ~ Club Danca Stereo. ID Inside lite PGA Tour Worldwide Updale D 100 Club With Pel Robertaon 2:05 1l! 8 all Llltr With Bob Coat111 2:10 IIIIIID Up lo tilt Minute 2:20 (I) II Nawo 2:30 (!) Dennie Mlllaf az SporftCanllr a Sporto L.altNighl 2:35 ())II Noma Shopping (]) MOYIE: Tho Rote lito Jockal (2:00) all NBC lllghlslde 2:55 (l) II World Nowa Now Slereo. Q 3:00 az Up Clooe acro11flno IIJI Paid Program 3:30 I]) Pold Prog18m llZ l.PGA Goh Oldsmobile ClassiC. final round from Lansing, Mich. (T) a Newo Ovtmighl 3:45 Noworoom Q a a FRIDAY Chicago Cubs at Montreal Expos ill lii ii Ill CJ Slep by Slap J.T. and Cody dress in drag to replace members in an all-girl bend.(A) Sloreo. Q aJ (!I Wall Streol Wook Stereo . [;l 9:00 ()) 8 1!)1 NBA Batkolball Finals (game 2. 3 or 4) (L) C lil Ill Ill CJ Oinooeura Earf fails hrs tests for renewtng therr marriage llcense. (A) Stereo . [] CIJ ill Earth Tech '92 Uve coverage of lhe United Nations· Earth Summit and profrles of rndividuals from around the world who are workmg on environmenlal projeCtS (2:00) ~ 1Ii1 1121 Ill MOVIE: 'Jallbirdo ' CBS Frlda~ilthl Movie (2 :00) Stereo. llJ) G1 Slghlfnga: Ghol Tho true story behind The Entity ; capt urin~ho stly rmages {A) Stereo L,l 1111 Boyorid Reality 121 Nashville Now Stereo a LIITJ King Livol II] Soa Wortd Miracle Blbfel a. Friend• Ammal births occurrrng at Sea Work:J parks across the country are documented. (I 00) Q 1:30 (l) Ill Choaro C Ill Cl Baby Toik Magg•e and James reveal the1r anger toward each other at a party . (Ri Stereo. C lllJ 111 Hidden Video A football team has to adjust to a new female center (A) Stereo. II) Swamp Thing 10:00 Ill Major Ltogue Baoebtll Atlanta Braves at San Diego Padres (L) lfllll I)) II 20/20 Stereo c li$1D Bamoy Miller II) TIM Hitchhiker a On Slago Stereo aWorldNtWI IIJ)700 Club Whh Pol Robtrllon I 0:30 llJ) Ill Major Leogua Baoeblll Cincinnati Rods al Los Angelos Dodgers (L) II) Ray Bredbury 'lbnlor .t.uotin Encore Stereo. llZ Major Leogue Baoeblll a (L) 11:00 lil II Cllll am liD 1121D Nowo (]) No,..walch II) MOVIE: Slule Beach, O:&.A. (AI (2 00) Crook end Che10 13 Sporla Tonlgltl II] Batmln 11;30 ()). I]) 0 NeWI aJ Encorol Tho Final Round Porlormancoo Slereo . I)) D Nighalne C 1121 Ill 'Dartr JuoiiCe• C~me Time AfW Prima Time Stereo. 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Q 12:20 lil II Nigh- [;I 12:25 am CID Curronl Allllr [;I 12:30 III MOVIE: TIM M~ic Chriotian jPO) (2:00) 8 lnoldo Politico '92 12:35 ~II Poroonalo 12:50 (l) II Love Connectioro 12:55 am 11!1 Night Court Q I :00 (]) MOYIE: Sllrohll> lnvooiono (PG) (I •45) Ill Ill Jenny JoMo 1111 MOVIE: Super Nlnjao (2:00) ~ On Slage Stereo a ShowBiz Today D Paid Program 1:05 (I) 8 0 Lolo Night With David Ltnermon ~ Ill Nlglll Gtmtl 1:20 (l) a Now f1 Con 8t Told 1:25am IIil HOWl 1:30 ~ Gl Arsenio Hall Slereo. a i Auettn Encore Stereo. llZ SporlaConler a Ne,..Nigltl Updale 1:35 ~(II Now f1 Con Ba Told 1:50 (l) Ill Enltrlainmont Tonighl Slereo. 2:00 am 11!1 Soul Treln a!1 Club Dance Stereo lllllnoidl lllo Senior PGA Tour a Woridwido Updalt IIJ)700 Club With Pot Roblrtaon 2:05 CD II 0 Friday Nlgltl Vldtot 2:20 CIJ ill NtWI 2:30 I]) Otnnla Miller llJ) ID MOVIE: Nowling Y: The Roblrtll (R) (2:00) az SportoCantor a Sports LoleNighl 2:45 (]) MOVIE: Cyborg 2087 0 (145) 2:55 (l) D MOVIE: Tho - MontW (2:00) ):00 am Ill MOVIE: Hog Wild (PG) (2 :00) II) MOVIE: Pick-Up (2:001 az 8ortior PGA 0a11 PoinaWo- lnvhotional, 1S1 round lrom Charlotl1l, N.C. (T) acro11flre II] Paid Progl8m ) :05 (2)8 Homo Shopping 0 NBC Nlgltllklt 3:30 (l) Hogan't - . aNewoOvemlghl 3:45 8 Noworoom g a...- �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlq_ BORN LOSER F" fLL (J) WITH AA W. ~ , P'm ~1/£. THE 61.Ja.£11E.O S'.t~DWIC.H 1'~Y... H.I.VE10WWI Television Viewing ~ (Aj()t< CAlFI~IL r~ Bt£5Sf:D t<OT TO &. 5U5W'TIBI£ TO IJI.l£RS Til£ DIET, I'.¥. F'Wt~ m (.II.£U. • • FRI., MAY 29 EVENING 6:00 lllD (I) fl 0 four Reorro,oe letters of Krcmbltd words low 10 form four simple words TEECIM I I 12 I I I Cll Cl ®l 1111 c• crJ) Newo I!) Squire One TV 0 1 1M DEPRESSED BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO 60 TO SVMMER CAMP THIS YEA!i: .. '' S~E WAS PREY TO Tf!E BROODING BROUGHT ON 61' IRREVOCABLE PARTINGS'' T14AT'S FROM ''MADAME BOVARI''' ESN0 0 I· I I I' I I C1J Reeding Rainbow 0 1!11111 Full Houu Stereo 1:;1 II) Smurfo 0 a World Todoy ;)I Rln Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Steroo. 1:;1 6:051]) I Love Lucy 6:15 (!) 101h Inning 6:30 llliJ all NBC News Q (!) Perfect S1rongera Q (I) Ill (J) fl ABC Newo C_ I!) Wild America Stereo. 1:;1 \11 Squire One TV Sterec. [ SJ.IOULD GIVE t.lER. A CALL WH I T D w~o ~~ 1)<15 WIMPY.. YOU KIJCM WU W'HO IT OI.R~ 1&1 A PfPA~TU(?fS ltJON/Jffl.AN/) A?fiVAL-f MAfY popp1NS S:tS 5UPfiMAN 6 ' 00 AlrPo?T 8 :oz l\f100j'4 (OW if' 11 f'rTff PAri 7'> 0 MOON COW 8:];].. I>UMflO (L) Crooollre 7:351]) Molor League Boseblll Atlanta Bra'ieS at New York Mots ALLEYOOP (L) 6:00 Ill lit liZ Supar Blaopero end Now Practical Jokeo Dennis Weaver; Ann Marie Johnson: Statue of Uberty surprise disguise. Stereo. Q (I) Ill CIJ lit Fomlly Mattera Laura shuns Uril:el then dreams of life without him 75 t~ars tater. (R) Stereo. C f1J (I) Washington Wee' In Rovlew Stereo. Q ®l 1111 Billy Grahom Cruaadea Singer Larnelle Harris; highlights from a recent visit to North Korea (100) tiD CD America's Moat g Wanted An Oh10 killer is sought by police for the murder of teenage girls Stereo. C ~ Ill Blify Qrahom Cruaadea A look at family relationships w1th Steve and Marljean Green and family pressures and a rough urban environment with determination anCI strength of character . (0:30) I!) Cll Wall Straet Week Steroo. 0 (J) lit Step by Stop Frank teaches Mark to defend h1msett !a,Binst a bully. (R) N:J .. . WHY ,AR& DID 'rOLJ HAVE; THE: TAPICCA PUOOtNG Q.J T HE 50-'CU. LUJCH ll:J()I.Y? Stereo. 1.,1 9:00 llliJ 0 NBA Bosketbell YOU TALKING SO FUNNY.- Eastern Conference Finals (game 6. 11 necessary) or NBA Finals (game 1) (L) 1:;1 (]) Ill (J) Ill t>lnooaura Charlene end Baby are taken hostage by refrigerator creatures. (R) Stereo. C [f) (I) ... Tolklng With Dovld Fro1t Democratic presidential candldlate Bill Clinton and his wile Hilla'l'c Stereo. 0 ®J 1111 C e Eooenco JUGHAI07 THEY TOOK OFF FER TWO WEEKS " UNCLE SNUFFY WENT FLOAT FISHIN' AN' AUNT LOWEElY-- -~ JEST • PLAIN ~ • 10 8 I 3 2 t A Q 10 8 tQ10982 ·~Q t K7I tHl Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South By Phillip Alder Yesterday we looked at a hand in Soal111 ~~• Non• F.a11 It Pass lt Pass Pass Pass Pass 4+ wh1ch a defender had to make an un- usual play to avoid sacrificing a tnck Opening lead: • 3 in a sui t. ln today 's deal, a defender has to break. another of the canons ·of bndge. third hand h1gh ThiS lime, though . It tsn 't to avoid losing a trick in the SUit It IS to determine the layout Of with the heart queen, drew trumps and the suit so that he knows how to cashed the dubs, dtscardmg a diadefend North's thr.,.,·spade response was a mond loser. True, East was a little unlucky. But limit raise. showing about 11 pomts he had a chance to find out who held and at least four trumps the heart queen. Since Wesl would not West led the heart three: seven, have underled the heart ace, East kmg. ace. Declarer finessed the spade should have made the discovery play queen After East had won with the or the hear I ~ck at trick one. kmg. the spotlight was on him. He When South wins with the queen, thought along these lines: · we must East knows that he must switch to dia· w1n three more trick.s . It looks as If we monds at trick three. And be selects have a hea rt trick , so we will need ~ti ­ the jack (or nine)lo stop declarer from ther two diamonds or one trick in each ducking the first round to West The mmor Let me just get our heart trick defenders three diamond tricks by cashmg the jark. Then I can switch to go with collect the sp.ade kin&: ooe down in· lo a diamond." stead or telling the game mate. However. as you can see. this plan (tl .... .....,APU EM ICC bQ ...._ didn 't work out too well . Declarer won The World Almanac <!I Crossword Puzzle animals 35-- timo (never) 1 Arab country 7 Changing 36 Minuteness course 39 Leanest •• GenoUc motertol tabbr.) •• Contor, e.g. •5 Alftl . Umo •a Wild sheep 50 Aaol now (2 wds.) 53 Worked hard 54 Very hoewy 55 Doubl•56 Minion 13 Stir 14 Uncon· cerned , ethically 15 Muican liquor 16 Make current t 7 Youth org. What's _ , My 18 20 Born 21 Item of cor respondence DOWN 24 lack of inebriation 1 Door part 2 Raw minerals 27 Actor O'Neal 3 t Singer - 3 Sub- 8 Spur (oocroUy) • Fronch duko 5Uyhl-leathO< 6 Nervous7 Porky Carpenter 32 Figure of speech · 33 Employing 34 Long-eared lim g Phyolque(ol.) 10 011 uportor 11 Short lor No thin 12 MO<rlmont 1g Bollover In an 21 Boloro tills llmt 22 Sharp aound 23 Not on courn 2• North 25 Baking chlmbor 26 P1rt ollon 28 Past Ume 21 llonkeJI 30Lochllt0nattr 32 The ont hero 36 Morchlnl 373, Roman 38 SUnglng planl <10- -at tho IIJJ Beyond Reollty all Noohvtlle Now Stereo. ll!l Lorry Klng Uvet 0 Family Edition 9:30 ill Ill Cheera C CIJ Ill Beby Taif James dumps Maggie. but he still defends her honor. (AI BERNICE BEDE OSOL m IW )q'our 'Birthday Moy 30, 11192 Seek 001 clubs, groups or affiliations m the year ahead where you can make qonlacts that may benefit your career ~ uu Ma11 $2 plus a long . sell -addre ssed stamped envelope to Mat chmaker eta th1s newspaper. P 0 Aox 9 14 28 Cte ... etand . O H 44 101 -J428 CANCER (June 21 -Jul~ 22) If rndrvr d· uals w•t hm ~ ou r rnne r crrcte are col le<::lrvely down on a par t1cul;::r r lnend tOday . don ·! be a partiCipant Ther e"s a chance you m 1ght be !herr nex t targ et LEO (July 23- Aug . 22) A heal thy ego 1s an admrrabl e asset HoweVfor. 1f yo u ll1t around today lh1 nk 1ng you re bett er than th ose you ' r e mvolved wrlh. you m rg ht get your wings clipped er s mrgh t be as demandrng of you today as you wrll be of you rself . Don "! att empt assrgnments tha t are beyond your ca pabrlrtres : you cou ld fa ll shor t CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jon. 19) Today could turn out to be a bummer wher e you r socral life is concerned - rf you show up at fun c tion s you feel obliga ted to attend. inste ad of going to events 1uSI to have fun . AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. one ano ther lew cau strc remarks could be alia! tak es to day to put your household m turm o11 You·re no t the o nly one wailing for the chrp to be knocked off a stmulder VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) The la•lure 10 PISCES (Fob. 20-March respect the op1na o n s ol assoc1a tes today wrl l open your vrews to cr rt1G1sm Nothmg w111 be reSQived , but 11 could end up with peop le bemg very angry at 19) A 20) Try lo a~ord involvements today wrlh a st rong Willed rnd ividual who always tneS to do your thrnk1ng for you. This person could be even more obnoxious than usual today LIBRA (Stpl. 23·0CI. 23) There·sa pos- ARIES (Morch 21·April 19) Instead of on new financial obligations to- be very srblhly you m1gh l ca tc h 1t from all S1des tak1ng stgnllicant GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) Thmgs could today. no! necessar ily fr om your own m lr ac llons. but lrom someth1ng an Ind i VIdu al you ·re responsible fo r has done dfly , try to figure out ways to reduce or el1 mmate your present ones . Improvement is possible. These relationships could be tough enough for you today withou t you mak ing matters wor se tt1 an IIley need be. Aev1ew your plan s to en sw e they're not detrimental to your interMtS . Know where to look for romance ·and you'll lind it . The Astro-Grapn Matchmaker Instantly reveals whic h Offici •t Cook'l meaaur1 •2 Renown 43 OlsUncUvulr School ol IIIOdem art <16 IIIChllll gun •1 Walch.,., 4g Dttento dopL 51 OvO< (pool.) 52 Womtn'a polriotlc ooc. Stereo. C IIJ) 18 Hid'den VIdeo Mothers set their daughters up to s•gns ar e roman ti Call y perfec t lor SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Your deco - TAURUS (April 20-Moy SIOn - mak ang skill s might not be up to par today. owing to your inctrnatlon to overanalyze alternatives. The resu lt s could be con ru sron 1nstead of clarity 20) Look out for your 1nterests tod ay, but be very careful you're not too seU- serving . People whose support you presently need might teet threatened and back off SAGITI ARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) 01h· ,, AHan· He bird 0 •s marry MTV's Adam Curry Stareo. IIJJ Swemp Thing 10:00 lljlll (J) Cl 20/20 Sterec. (R) (15 Jockoonvtlle Jan XII The Aippingtons reature Russ Freeman, Cuban trumpeter Arturo Sandoval , Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Chick Coree Eloktrlc Band and Diane Schuur. (1 :00) Stereo. (I) Dick Cavett With Gore - Vidal Writer Gore Vidal shares his views on politics ond history and anecdotes § about wrtters and HollywOOd personalities 10) llli • Hunter i1JJ The HHchhl 0< all On Sl8ge Stereo. 8 World Nowo ;)1100 Club With Pet Robertoon 10:30 (J) Newo IIJJ Roy Bradbury Theoter Ill Auotln Encore Stereo. @ Mljor League -bol (l) 10:351IJ MOVIE: Fomlly Bu11no11 (R){2:00) 11 :00 (I) Ill (J) • 1111111 c • N•w• CELEBRITY CIPHER CeAebrtly Ctptw ~ogrlrN -~from ~laM by fwnow ~- r-t ....:! prMent Eectl'-"- tn tt. dpiMr Wdhlr a\M.· 11QU1111 F. __,.tor G SOW PUKOOI ; WXTPXH BGHP LXWTLHXH . FCPW T roo.,·• G UTO GO UTII JX IXTLD, PIOVXL .' TOHLXT PREVIOUS SOLU TION· '" Prosperity virlue. · - Francis Bacoo . r lOW YDCIH IGWWIX ITUWLXPP) T YLGXHJTO discovers vice, A POMEROY - Representatives of Ohio government discovered Friday morning that "Hell hath no fury like Meigs County scorned." County development leaders and concerned residents filled the oiTJCes of the Meigs County Cham· ber of Commerce 10 question the reasoning behind Gov . George Voinovich's rejection of Meigs County's proposed prison site at Salem Center. Reginald Wilkinson, Director of the Ohio Deparunem of Rehabilita.tion and Corrections said on Wednesday that Voinovich would announce two prison projects in Belmont and Noble counues next week. Meigs, Belmont and Noble counties were aU being considered as sites for a medium -sec urity prisoo facility . While praising the COUnty for its proposal and the work that went along with it, a representative from the corrections depanmcnt, David Baker, cited three major reasons for the rejection of the local proposal. Acrording to Balcer, inad<Xjuate roadways, factors affecting access 10 the site from the state' s two rcceptioo centers (Orient and Elyria). and the availability and cost errectiveness of 1hc necessary sewage system were ultimately decided to be deterring factors in the site selection process. Ney's innuence dismissed The political influence of Sen. Bob Ney, R-Barnesville, who rep resents Noble and Belmont counties, was downplayed by Baker and Joe Robertson, who attended Fri· day's meeting on behalf of th e Ohio Department of Developmen~ despite Ney's announcement several weeks ago that Meigs County was no longer being considered as a site. County leaders also questioned the "$8 00,000 to $1 million" pledged by Ney from the slate's capital improvements bill to be used for snc preparation al th e Noble County Site. In fact. Commissioner Richard E. Jones pledged to f~e a "taxpay· er's law su1t" against any state monies used to prepare the Noble County site. saying that the Salem Cen1er si1e required very little excavating work prior 10 construe· tion, and thai the county had agreed QUESTIONS ANSWERED - Representatives from the stale gave the reasons behind the rejection or Meigs County's prison bid at a meeting on Friday. Seen above, rrom lert, are Dave Baker or the corrections department, Jo• to pay for any site preparatiOn work deem ed necessary . Thai would have cost the state nothing. "$800,000 or a million dollars would educate a lot of children in Meigs County," Jones said. "II would buy a lot of school supplies and help a lot of poor people . Meigs County was willing to do that work for free." Abel reacts State Rep. Mary Abel, DAthens, also voiced her anger at the adversity diSCOV81'1 29 Robertson or the Department or Development, Nancy Hollister rrom th• Governor's Orrire Appalachia, and Conly Commissioners David Koblentz, Manning Roush and Richard E. Jones. (f-S photo by Brian J. R•ed). way the site selection committee handled its dec1sion. "When Senator (Jan Michael) Long (D -Circlcvillc) and I met with Director Wilkinson, we had been provided with Meigs County's proposal, and we provided the director with information regarding the county,"' Abel told Baker and Robertson . "At that time, we beUeved that the state was looking for something site-ready ." "I later heard that that criteria Baird details projects funded by Issue II GALUPOLIS - Gallia Counly Engineer James P. Baird has received tentative approval of numerous projects for Round V of Issue II and local transportati on improvemenl funding projects for 1992. This summer, Gallia County will realize more than 72 m1les of road improvement Because of the efforts of townships, village, city. and county officials and the cooperation of these local entities, much of the taxpayers money has been brought back into Gallia County. COLUMBUS (AP) - Motorists whose vch1cles arc equipped with air bags will be required to also use !heir seat bells under a new slate law that takes effect Monday. The current law requiring seat belt usc docs not apply to drivers or passengers in cars equipped with the automatic air cushion reslraint systems. Supporters of the change said traffiC safety c~pcns and manufac. 1urers recommend use of seal bellS and shoulder straps 10 addition 10 air bags, which are effec tive only in from-end collisions. Under existing law. drivers who don '1 u~ their seat belts can be fined $20, and front-seal passengers $10. However, fines may be avoided by vicw10g a safety film. Those provisions are unchanged by the new law. Extension of 1hc scat belt r<XJuiremenl to cars with air bags was added to a bi II sponsored by Rel'. E.I. Thomas , R-Columbus. wh1ch originally dealt only w1th restraining devices in uuicabs. The measure prohibits operation of UUis in which factory -cqu1pped belts are not maintained in usable fonn. A fU!it-time violation will be a minor misdemeanor. punishabl e by a $100 fine. Subsequent violations will be third-degree misdemeanors, which carry a maximum fmc of $500 and up to 60 days in jail. Legislative aide Jeri Crabtree said Thomas introduced the bill after a particularly harrowing ride in a New York ta~i that had no belts available. "This dots not require them to install something that wasn't already there," she said. "What we discovered was that some of them cut them out, or sluffed them behind the seaL" Marvin Glassman, an owner of United Tnutsportation Inc., a com· pany with 170 taxis in Columbus, said all cabs are e~uipped with belts and subject to 10spection by the city. S.Ctiono, 120 Pogeo Multimedio Inc. Newopapw Union studies contract proposal Baird stated, "Because of the additional money received other M & R funds were able to be released 1010 the county asphali program . For years the budget was a constant, which would not allow for any pluses. Since Gallia County has worked d 1 1Jgcn~y in obtaining granls and will continue to do so in the future, more local funding can be released, not only for maintaining the status quo , but for improvement to the roads and bridges in (Continued on A-8) Brown fears Perot threat to system Air bag use spells new state law con fronts ghosts living with them. (A) Stereo. ASTRO-GRAPH By BRIAN J. REED Times-Mntinel Stair tJ9l • 10 7S 2 SOUTH Help yourself by discovery Partl) cluudy . Hl!!;h near 70. C h omn~ of rain 20 percent. 13 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, May 31, 1992 Meigs to state: 'Why not us?' i-IUZ EAST • Kl • KJ61 Hosts: Oprah Winfrey. Denzel Washington. (2 :00) Stereo . C 1!11111 Slglitingo: Qhooto A gt1ost chase; a family TOOK OFF!! Vol. 27, No. 17 Copyrighted 1992 J6 4 WEST Along the river .............. BI-7 Business/Farm ........... .... D1-8 Classified ....................... D3·7 Deaths ................................ A5 Ediloral .............................A4 Sports ..... ........................ C 1·8 Wealher ........................... A-2 • tmts - • 97 t612 tKQJ4 .H Aw1rd1 African-American women are honored for their outstanding achievements . BARNEY WHAR IS EVER'BODY. NORTH .9 8 ACROSS Entertainer run out of town by Gallians ·James Sands - Page A-6 1 Munier, She Wrote PrimoNowo 0 6:30 (I) Ill Dropping In A teenager faces poverty. B-1 Inside State of Ohio rubs salt in the wound· Fred W. Crow· Page A-2 nce.bu1 who · - -- · · · -?" PHILLIP ALDER all Crook end Cheoe Saturday's baseball results - C-1 -mindedness.hosaw a " " ' - and said."Very BRIDGE a Boosters work hard behind the scenes occaSIOOS . After a period ot tame. howev8f. in his usual O~ando ~~) csnager Pat Williams 0 on &peeial SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS l ·lS Kettle - Gross · Forus · Acquit · GET SICK The art 1nstruc1or compared art to lrte as grapes to wme . One student quipped, "I guess that means rt you get too much ol rt you GET SICK." l!l Cll MacNeil/Lehrer NewaHour 0 Merrfe'd... With Children a PiiNl NUMBERED ~ I f!T[iS IN SQUAR£ 5 \llCI FRANK AND ERNEST 111)' """' flowers I I' I I' I I 00 Cl1eera 0 (I) Ill lnoldo Edition Q ~ 1111 Joopardyl 0 1!1118 Star Trek C Ill En11rtalnment Tonight Stereo. !::J IIJJ MocGyver 0 @ SportoCenter a Monoyllno ;]I MOVIE: The Utile Princeaa (2 00) 1:OS I]) Polrfot Games: Tho Secret World ol Spying (0:30) 7:30 llliJ liZ Jeopardy! Q (!) Major Leegue Booeboll Chicago White Sox at Toronto Blue Jays (L) (I) Ill En11rtolnmont Tonight Stereo. O (J) lit Momo'a Fomlly ®J 1111 Wheel ol Fortune 1:;1 1!2llll Fomlly Feud all Bo o Star Stereo. @ Molor League Booeblll a deal wil:h a florist to send LEN SET 1!11111 Andy Griffith II) Scooby Doo ;]I New Zorn> Stereo Q 6:35 I]) Andy Griffith 7:00 \ilD liZ Wheel ol Fortune !l£i My kxgotlll uncle made I I I II I' I ~ 1111 liZ Ill CBS Newo 1:;1 THAf'5 the be- CLEVELAND (AP) - Democratic presidential candidale Jerry Brown says Ross Pcrol's anticipal· cd independent candidacy could forge the type of conccntrauon of power that Thomas Jefferson feared . The fonncr California governor, makin$ h1s third Ohio campaign swing 10 2-1(2 weeks, spoke Friday to the City Club and sa1d Jcf[cr· son's "'great fear was the combining of economic and polillca l power in a single authority, a single group." "O f course, today we have almost the prospet:t of one mdivid · ual combining the political and economic power in the person of ; Mr. Perot," he said. Brown said Perot 's 1magc as a cred1ble candidate was aided by h1s PRESENTED CHECK - Stephanie Scott, Miss Ohio River WC<llth . Valley, competed this weekend in the Miss Ohio Scholarship "'Three biltion dollars buys you Pageant at Mansneld. Here she is presenttd a check ror $300, the a lot of credibility ," he said. rrancbise ree to participate, by Pam Newell or tbe Meigs County Brown also said Per01' s wealth Chamber of Commerce orrrce. (f-S photo). helped him avoid gaining an off. beat repuUition such as Brown had developed in California. "Yo u .can"t call somebody flak y when you've got S3 billi on,'" Brown said. He said a fust· or second-place finish by Perot could threalcn ihe two-pany system. POMEROY - Stefhanie Scon, Newell said. Miss Ohio River Valley 1992 Ohio's presidential primary will who won th e title o Miss Ohio River Valley 1992 in a pageant was JOined in Mansfield for the take place Tuesday. A statewide poll released thi s sponsored by the Meigs County pageant and preliminary activities by Newell and Paula Thacker. week showed that among 586 Chamber or Commerce in Pomeroy chamber director, as well as by Ohioans surveyed by 1clephone on April 4, traveled to Mansfield family and friends. from May 1710 21, Pre.sidcnt Bush Friday to compete m the Miss Oh 10 Scott has been assisted with her was favored for election in Novcm Scholarship PageanL Scou represented Meigs, Gallia, expenses at the slate pageant by the bee by 38 percen~ Perot by 30 perWashington and Athens counues m donations of local merchants and cent and Democrat Bill Clinton by individuals, including Lynn Angell, 17 pen:ent. Fifteen percent sa id the Ohio pageant. . . The winner there, Mtss Oh10 CPA, Criminal Records, the Gallia they were undecided. Clinton is within reach of win 1993, will go on to compete for the County Chamber of Commerce, title of Mi ss America m Atlanllc McDonald"s of Athens, Turnpike ning a majority of the delegates for Ford, Kanawha River Towing , · the Democratic nomination. City. NJ., in September. Brown wasn't listed in the surPamela Newell, who works with Mane Designers, Hill's employees, the Meigs County Chamber of Mid-State Inc. , Pepsi Distributing vey questions. In response to a question afler Commerce, was e~ec utive director and Herman Lynch. In addition to holding the tiUe of his speech, Brown said he wouldn 'I of ihe local pagcanL The franchtse fee of $300 provided by the Mctgs Miss Ohio River Valley 1992, wage an independent campaign for County Chamber includes Scou's Scott is Miss Gallia County and president if he isn't nominated by the Democrats. ex penses while in Mansf,eld , River Recreation Queen. Stephanie Scott enters Miss Ohio Pageant RAVENSWOOD , W.Va. United Steelworkers of Am erica Local 5668 met Saturday mommg to discuss the proposed co ntract reached between ihe union and Ravenswood Aluminum Corp. According lo a s10ry in Saturday"s Charlcs10n Gazelle, all bui IWO O[ the 1,700 un10n members wl! be clig1blc to return 10 work under lcrm s or the agreement, i[ they pass a compan y phySil:<~l ex Jm ination . had appare n~y changed, when the second facility was located (in Belmont Counly). I frankly feel frus· irated. I feel that we got the shaft" According 10 Abel, the state capital improvements bill has not been submitted to the stale legislature for a vote, and she docs not plan to suppon the site-preparation funding for the Noble and Belmont County sites. "We're going to look at where (Continued on A·2) Replace ment workers, hired by RAC dunng the 19 -month labor Jispulc, will gel prc[ercncc [or any job vac:uJC 1cs ihat open up, accordmg to a typed document The Charleston Gazelle received anonymously late Fnday afternoon. The s10ry said neither union or company orflcal s could be reached [or comment on the document Lmda Arnold, a spokeswoman for RAC investors, said she had not Continutd on A-2 A primar primer 0 Large crop Commission posts highlight of candidates of Meigs races run in Gallia Hy BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel Starr POMEROY -Republicans and Democrats in Meigs County will nommale local cand1dalcs for an array of offices when they go to lhc polls 011 Tuesday, and will detennine the fate of ihrec 1a.1 levies. Countv Commissioner • (112192) The mos t hotly -conlcstcd race of the year on the Rcpubll· can ballot involves the scat on Ihe Board of Co unty ComnusSIOn ers bcin$ vacated by the rell rin g Dav1d Koblcntz . Six Republicans have fil ed for that scat: Ron Eastman and Robert C. Hanenbach, both of Po meroy: Fred Hoffman of M1ddlcpon: Larry W. Lavender, Sy ra cuse: Gary D. Evans of Racine and Ga ry R. Dill of Long Bottom . Democrats fi ling ror that position arc R. Lin Coleman and BiU Snouf[cr, both of Pomeroy . County Commissioner ( 113192) Meigs Co unty Commissioner Richard E. Jones will be challenged in the Republican primary by James Hayman of Long Bonom . Democrats Janel L. Howard of Pomeroy and Virgil Phillips of Middl eport will vie ror their party 's nominati on for thai race. County Prosecutor, Engineer In cumbent Pro secu tin g Allorncy Ste ven L. Story, a Republican , and Pomeroy Attorney John R. Lentcs, a Dcmocra~ wdl be unoppo sed in !h e ir respective primaries. and will face off in the general clcclion in November. Republicans Robcn H. Eason and Eugene Triplctl, both of Pomeroy, will face off for the nomination as engineer. No Democrat filed for that race. Treasurer, Sheritr Meigs County Treasurer Howard E. Frank of Pomeroy will be challenged in the Rcpub· lican primary election by Edward W. Durst of Middleport. The winner of that race will face Democrat Maureen Hennessy of Pomeroy, who is unopposed in (Continutd on A-2) Hy I he T-S Statr GALLI POLIS - A large number of candidales are in the runnmg for several Gallia Counly offices in the June 2 primary, whil e al least [our c urr ent o[ficcholdcrs face no oprosiuon ci1hcr in ihc primary or m the general election on Nov 3. Commlssioners Two sea ls on the coun ty's Board or Commissioners will be dCCJdcd this year. The seals arc currently hel d by T. Kail Burlcson and George Pope, both Republicans. Burleson , whole term expires Jan. 2. 1'193, is seeki ng re -electiOn lo a ihHd term, whil e Pope. who was elected 10 the Jan . 3 1crm in 19H8. is nol running. Burleson's opponenLs on the GO P sid e inc lud e R. Bill Angell , a Crown Cil y arC<J residen t and ow ncr-opcra10r of a hau ling and riggi ng firm , and Paul D. Niday . Nida y is a for mer commissioner who se rved. from 1977 untill985. Running on the Dcmocraltc 11ckCI for lhc Jan . 2 term arc Kenneth R. Farmer, who rclired recently from the Gallipolis Ci1y School Distn ct. and William L Oiler. An employee of Southern Ohio Coal Co., Oiler IS acuve in ihc Unll cd Mine Worker s of America and took a large role '" the recent campai gn 10 coovulCc American Electric Power Corp. to install scrubber technology at the Gen. James M. Gavin power planL Two candidates each from bOih panics arc huntmg the nominauon for the Jan . 3 term . Republi can candidates include Haro ld M. Saunders, a Clay Township trus1ec, and lane Ellen Colley. Democratic hopefuls for the seat arc Clyde D. Bumcu, who opposed Burleson four years ago in the general election, and James Wilbum, a Southern Ohio Coal Co. employee. Sheritr lncumbeni Dennis R. Salisbury, a Republican, is running for a second term as the county's chief law enforcement offi. ccr, and faces opposition in the GOP column rrom Ralph E. Steinbeck and E. 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