http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b6911a7614cfe2313aa7b3df37ff2833.pdf 258c45ad8b2020948034b455c5026bf3 PDF Text Text Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday, Augus1 30. 1990 Labor _Day 1h"X4'X8' --·\ =~ 99 7 Ohio Lottery MGM scramble results are announced PLYWOOD . , ~- ~ - ' . .: .:- CDX SHEEl Pkk-3: 213 Pick-4: 1693 Cards 2-H, 8-C, K-D, 10-S Page 3 ' / ' Clear tonight. Low In mid 60s. Saturday , su nny. High in upper I!Os . • 2X4 Economy Studs PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT, SEPT. 8, 1990 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST!!! ASPENITE 1f4"X4 'X8' 4'18' PINE Tlll 8" WOOD 40~'" , Vol .41. No.84 Copyrighted 1990 ALVANIZED ROOFING 8' ............ 529 10' •••••••••••• 659 12' ............ 789 899 14 SIDING 6 Plitch 7I 16"X4'X8' Aspenite 579 SHED 16~!, ~- ,. _. 15°/o OFF 3996 VINYL"""' SIDING tf2"X4'X8' ALLin Stock WELCOMES VICE PRESIDENT - National Commander Miles Epling welcomes Vice Presl· Paneling SQUARE White or Almond .... 4596 sq. Double 4" Gray ••••••••.••.......... 5292 sq. Double 4" Cedar or 8" White ... 5196 sq. AS tOW AS 799 By RICH EXNER United Press International Preliminary 1990 census fig ures virtually eonfirm what has bef>n spec ulated fo r the las l few years, lhal Ohio wlll lose two Congressio nal sPats in rPdistri ct lng before the 1992 elect io n Ohio's population fell from 10,797,630 i n 1980 to 10,777.514 in SHm OOFING SALE! 8 COlORS MANVIlLE SHINGLES 1990. ThC' CC' nsus 1998 WID 1-998 356766 Model XT-SO SOUAIE 514232 ROOFING 3.>HP, 211-f". Rotary Mower""' ' •BLACK •BROWN ROLL ROOFING Gn-ls SHREDDED WHITE CYPRESS MARBLE 60201 MULCH 39 70611 CHIPS 49 70622 60202 POniNG SOIL 70614 70 QT. ROll 7D613 40 LB. 119 179 10900 12900 12900 14900 Gas stnng . Tnmmer . HOMD.JTE' 109°8 139°0 209° 0 SliTS STISS 2 GARDEN MAGIC FELT 839 157966 50 LB. BAG 2 15 LB. ROLL XT-100 30 LB. BAG •GREEN 1049 161716 1S799o.XT-12S saddt<Hype "'""' st.abll1zerfadap4er tor SITlOQih . even mowlflg 432 SQ. Fl ~~Je~ 5XT-2o7900 SOUliE 90 LB. 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PATIO BLOCK 706922 99 ='1 ~ • ~:fit~ 14: 70601 SPAGHNUM PEAT MOSS 40 LB, 149 /Iii'\ ~~ ~ ~~~ \_ ,_._ : 70610 18" COUNTRY BLOCK BRICKFACE 18" Diameter White Round MARBLE 70695 599 18"x18" White 549 4 (U. 70624 ALL PURPOSE PEAT 60 GARDEN MAGIC 349 349 GARDEN MAGIC _ MICHIGAN DO· IT· YOURSELF PAINT GRADE one-pie08 llleel dectc. . le'w'ef.-aclion heigh11ldjusttm 70623 Marble Square If. 70626 dent Dan Quayle lo the 72nd Annual Convendon of The American Legion. Initial figures reveal Meigs County population down; Gallia has increase 30 PANELS IN STO< TO (HOOSE FROM Double 4" SHINGLES (Special to Ohio Valley Publishing Company. Submitted by Judy Morgan and Distributed by United Press Inter nationaL) I •••••••••••• A!;blatJd·IJilvis EcoNoMY wHnE DouaLE 4" - eon 'JoUr ;;wa.\\ pro\ect 529 Bu rea u is requlred to report final t abula lion s to the president by Dec. 1. but lhe preliminar y f igures are subject lo appea l by local officials. In Meigs Count y , prel iminary results show Meigs lost 781 restden1s over a 10-year period23,641 to 22 ,860 while Gallla Cou nty gai ned ~24 - 30.098 to 30,522. The preliminary cou nl tha t 245 million people now live in l he United Sta tes mean s eac h of the 435 Co ngr ess i onal d i stric t s should include a boul 563,000 people. That would leave Ohio with 19 sea ts, down from 21. How boundary l ines will be drawn 10 reflect two f ewer districts will be up to the Oh io Genera l Assembly. bul one ar ea alm os l ce rtain to lose som e of li s political pow er is Cl eve land. Cuya hoga Count y, home to De m ocra ti c Reps . Edwa r d Fel gha n. Louis Slokes and Mary Rose Oakar, fe ll In popu la ti on from 1.5 million l o 1.4 m illion during the last 10 years. Their districts unti l lhls polnl wc•rp almost entirely within th P count y hut with new population figures Cuyahoga Cou nty would warrant only 2 '~ d ls trlcls. mea ning some of one or more or their dl slricls will sp read lnlo ot he r areas . Meanwhile, thP Co lumbus area will ga in more politi ca l power In Washlnglon . Rep. Joh n Kasich now repres enls pari of Franklin and Licking cou nties and all of Delawa re and Morrow co unti es. Rep . Chalmers Wylie represents a portion of Franklin County and most of Madison County . Both of the ir dlstrfcls likely will be co ntracted Inward Franklin Co unty, opening rural a reas to new or ex pa nded d istricls. Both Kaslch and Wylie are Republicans . I I wil l lake months. however . fo r sta tp lawmakers to reach a greemenL~ on the boundaries for 1hl' 19 Co ngress ional d istr icl s. The stall' al so lost lwo sea ts based on lhl' 1980 census . In th e sla le tlouse. Cuyahoga Co unt y is lik el y to lose one or it s 14 Hou s<' of Representatives srals and Fra nklin Cou nt y i s llk r ly lo gain o ne to nin e. Fo url y four counties losI popu lation and 44 gained. In gl'ncra l . counti es along and so uthwf's t a line from At hens to Toledo gai nl'd in popula tion. wtth FOREVER "Some Quantities May Be Limited'. ·"Not Responsible for Typographical Errors. " ~ & SUPPLY CO. 614-992-6611 555 PARI ST. MIDDLEPORT. OH. HOURS MON.-FRI. 7:00-5:00 SAT. VALLEY lUMBER •' . 1" ' vfS4· .... . .... STORM DOORS Traditional 219° 0 Full View ' 239°0 most of the co unties northwes t or that l ine losing population. Of the nine l arges t counties in !980. only Franklln Counl y ga med population. Losses were recorded in Cuya hoga, Ham ll lon. Montgom ery . Summit. Lu cas, Star k. Mahonlng and Lorain counties. But some of the loss in the large counties could be attributed to gr ow th In onc e ru ral areas near those large counties as people m oved out to new housing. Oft he 23 co unties surrounding the five l argest counties, 20 ga ined population. Cuyahoga Co unty, despite a 6 perce nl loss, is still the sta te's mosl populous county al 1.4 million. Franklin County moved Into second pla ce with a 10 perce nt Inc rease to 952.682 . Hamillon County fell to third with a 2 percent decline to 853,146. Mo ntgomery County was down 1 percenl to 567,735, Summi t down 2 percent to 513,748. L ucas down .J percent to 459,315. Stark down J percent to Jlib.265, Buller up 12 percem to 289,199, MahonlnR down 9 percent to 264,176 and Lorain down 2 percent 10 270,063. Those 10 co unti es r epresente d 51 perce nl of Ohto' s popul at ion. leavi ng lhe re maining 78 counties with 48 percenl of lhe popu lation . Th e smal lest counly in Oh io Is Vinlon. where 11,038 people live. ll\iDIANAPOLIS - It was a Star -Spa ngled week here In lhe headquarter c it y of The Ameri can Legion as National Command er Mlles Epling concluded his year-lon g term as leader of the world' s lar gesl vetera ns orga niza tion . From a festiva l sa lu te to the American Flag and par ade last weekend lo the retiring of lhe co lors on Th ursday, "Old Glory " and all she sta nds for wa s the c hief focus of the Legio n's 72 nd Annual Conven tion. Amid the celebra t ion. however. thought s of 1he young men and women stand i ng guard In the Middle Eas 1 were uppermost In the mind s of the nearl y 25.000 Legionnaires. Auxl lians. Sons of lhe American Legion and special guests att ending the Convention. A highlight of the convention was the appearance Wednesday of Vice President Dan Qu ayl e. who lauded President Bu sh fo r his strong stand agalnsl Iraq foUowlng that country's Inva sion of Kuwait. Also speaking on Wednesday were West VIrginia native Chuck Yeager, retired Air Force brig· adiPr gPnrra l, author of thr autobiographica l "Yeager " and subject of the book and hit movie. "The Right Sluff", and Admiral E lmo Zumall. USN Rei.. who was !nstrumrntalln orderi ng thP extensive U S<' of Agenl Organge in Vietnam and whose son and namesake died at the age of 40 from cancer whi c h he now twlievcs was rrlated to th e use of thP hNbicidP. Zumwa lt ls now a strong su pporter of the Leg ion s ef!orls lo pressure th e Unit ed Sta les gove rnment 1o recog-nizP l he link be tween Age nl Orange and lhe high rate of cancerous disea se a mong Vle tn am vetprans . Addres sing l hL' Co nve ntion dPlegat cs Thursday m or ni ng, prior to Ep ling 's farwell address a nd the Plrction of Georgia's Rober t S. Turner as his successor. wa s Ge ne ral Co Hn L. Powell. USA, cha i rman uf thl' Joint Chlds of Slaff Another feat un• of t ht.• Convt•n tion wa s I he p rPsPn tatlon or 1hl' Legio n's Distinguished Se r vice Award for 1990 to renowPd heart surgeon M ichae l E. DeBa key . M.D . Ep li ng. a resi den t of Point P l easant and circu it clerk fo r M ason Co unt y. tea k off tee during the closing of the 1989 N atlonal i n Bat ti- mor(> las t yrar. His travels during the past year took him lo near ly every sta te and several foreign countries. Only the se- co nd Vietnam veteran to serve The America n Legion as Its natio nal com mender, Epling's was a Mar ine Infantryman who was discharged afler loslftg both legs as •he res ul t of a land mine explosion Upon his n~urn to Mason Cou nty . he betBme a member of Ameriean Legion Pos t 23. and has been an active member of the orga niza tion for 20 years . His leadership positio ns haVe lncludPd post commander, post adjuto nl. judge advot' atc, member of his post's board of directors an d comma ndpr for the Drparlment of WPst Vi rgi nia. His serv icr I o the Legion on a na ti onal lf'VP I lncludPs a term as national vice co mmand er and West Virginia' s alternat~ na tioncd execut!vP commit teema n Epling al so belongs to lhe Veterans of Foreign Wa r s. Disabled American Veterans and thP Military Order of lhe Purple Hear t. Joining Epling In Indianapolis were his wife Diane and sons Tommv. 16. and Travis. 4. Also at te nding from Mason County wer e his parent s- In - law, Tom and Wilma Fisher; niece Jamie Continued on 10 Gen. Powell says, 'jour realities require continued preparedness' INDIA NAPOLIS i UP !t - Ameri ca co nfron ts four "endu r· lng rea lilies" thai wi ll require conti nuing m ilitary preparedness for lhc fut ure, Gen. Co l in Powel l. cha ir m an of l hr Joint Chiefs of Staff, sa id Th ursday . Powe ll re-e mphasized In a speec h to the national convention of the American Legion thr military read in ess message stat ed a day ear li er by Vier Presldenl Da n Quay le. " Wh al are the end urtng re alities that r eulre a strong Ameri ca?" Powell sa id . He lisled !irsl Sovte l Military power, becau se s til L "I he Soviet Union Is th e only country that ca n destroy us In 30 minutes with nuclear weapons. That is why w e arP continuing I he fighl for I he B 2 bomber, for modenized land and sea- bas('d syslems, and for I he promlsP of lhe Slralcgic Defe nsr fnllia l iv<' that we mu st co nlin ul' to work fo r. as lhr vicP prrsident Uis cussed wilh you yes te rday " Powell sa id th r n!'cd lo defend U.S. i nteres ts in EuropP and thr Middle Eas t and l o provide sec urity and lea drrshlp in th e eco nom ica lly booming Paclfi e reg ion are addltlonal rr allli es. along with unprediclable rrises. lik e "OpNal lo n Jusl Ca use" i n Pa nama - "t hat n "q ulre thP brs t·t ra ined . most rf'ady Gls we\ have - forces that are ligh l . mob ile, readv . . to go al a mo Local news briefs Closed Monday, Sept, 3, 1990 for Labor Day. 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Epling concludes term as national commander of American Legion '.M CORRUGATED 26" Wide Panels 2 Sechons. 14 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 31, 1990 Riggs sentencing scheduled today Jason Riggs, 18. of Reedsville. was sel lo be se ntenced in County Common Pleas Co url !ale Friday morning Riggs entered a plea of no conics 1in co nnection wflh 1he Ju ne 2 death of VIctor Will of Canal Winchester . Riggs entered hls plea on charges of aggr ava t ed vehicular homicide, tampering with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse. ~! r igs Disturbance reported to deputies Meigs Sheriff James So uls by reports deputies were called on a disturbance at Harr isonville early Thursday morning. It was repor ted that there had been an argument and then a fi st fight. None of the par des involved wanted to press cha rges. Mike H. O'Dell, 28, Fisher Road , Albany, was cited to Meigs County Court on a disord erly conduct and public Intoxication charge Thursday evening. The sheriff's department received a call that the Individual wa s lying In the roadway. The subj ect was removed to the Meigs County .Jail and then later was released and cited to Meigs County Cou r t. Conllnul'd on page 10 men t' s noti ce ... " To meet those realilles, Powell sa id. the nat i on needs stra tegic nuclear forces. All antic and Pac i fic forces th at are for ward deployed and bac ked up by forces in the United states. and "a contingency force for lhc unknown. for the co nflicl lhe ex perts say wil l nPver co me." One benefit of lh e curren l Middle Eas t sit uat ion. he sa id, Is the United Nations response. From being a "joke," I hat for years dldn'l work. he sa id, lhe UN ·' Is finally beginning to fulfi ll I he prom ise of i ts founder s." He sa id Saddam Hu sse in "m usl return to his borders, " allow lhe r eturn of Kuwait's legi timate government, free the hostages and learn to use I raq's weal th for peace instead of war. Se n . Richard Lugar, R-Ind .. went furth er in speak ing to the Legionnaires shortly before Powel L "At some polnl we will need to defin e our position that Sa ddam Husse in as a certainly must go from Iraq, " Lugar sa id. al though that m ay co me about In various ways. He emphasized he was stating only hi s personal position . Lugar sa id also th at Iraq's arsenal for chemical wa% %and pod&ff!ly tor nuclea r warfare must be destroyed - wh ether by lhe Iraqis themselves or by ou ts ide forces. Lugar sa id It Is untenable for this country and tis allies to simply walt In the Middle East. At some point this year, he said, the bufldup wfll be sufficient to defea t Iraq 's forces. FAMll. Y SUPPORT - Miles Epling was joined on stage by his fumlly Thursday as he gave his far ewe ll address as Natlonul Commander of Thr Ameri can L egion. Pictured ar<• wlfr Dlanr, who presented him with a ring he ar ing th e Insignia of the National Commander. and sons Tommy, lfi, and Travis, 4. Continue probe of fire here ln ves~gat i on co ntinues as to lh e origin of a struc ture fir e in Pomeroy ear ly on Wednesday . The Pomeroy Fire Depart men I was ca lled to I he fire at lhr residence of Ja mes Co rnell al 306 Mecha nic Sl reel a l 3:30a.m . Corne ll was l reated al the scene by Pomeroy squad for minor a braslons . The house sustai ned heav y smoke and f lrr damage. According to Ac t ing Fire Chie f Jeff Shank, l wo pumpers, one rescue and one squad were al the scene of the blazl' ; 17 flreflghlers were on the scene as welL No Immediate esti mate of damage was availab le. No paper Monday The Dally Sentinel will not publish on Monday, Sept. 3, In order to permit employees to observe the Labor Day holiday. FELLOW WEST VIRGINIANS - National Commander Miles Epling presents a copy of the recently published history of The American Legion to Chuck Yeager, retired hrlf!adler general In the U.S. Air Force and West VIrginia native, who spoke to Legionnaires Wedn esday. ' " �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO mE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA a!h sm ~ r'T"'---11.T"" ~ ~ctF=I ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsber/ Conlroller A MEMBER of The United Pres s International, Inland Dally Press Association and t he Amerkan Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome, They should be less than 300 words long. All letters are subJPCt to Pdl!lng and must be signed with name, addrPSs and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be puhllshe<t. Letters shou ld be In good tast e. addrPSslng issues, not persona II· liPS Former chief of protocol tells all in new book By HELEN THOMAS UPI While House Reporter WASHINGTON - How <lid o KinKsport, Tenn, Leba neseAmerican girt go to V<lssar. marry a Hoosevelt and become U.S. chirf of protocol':' Wrl l, hrr nickname is "L uck\' , .. but it took a lot man• than thai and Selwa RuusPvPlt (the Trddy Sidcl drlivers a fascinating no· h~ld .s · barred memoir. "Keeper of th e Gatr." that will go on sa le in early ~p~m~r · She asks thr question hPrsf'lf in IH• r book . which is rich ln in sig ht s. rich in anecdo tes anrl wired in tu Wa sh ington like few books have ever b('('n . Roosevel t is tough in her judgmen ts, but not mran. and has a rrrmrndous srnsr of counrry as the daugh!Pr of an immigrant. ThPrf' is nnt iJ dull page in thi s fascinating book th.1t tt'lls murh of 1ht· mores of the Reagan era . ThP reeently widowed author WJS marriE-d in 1950 to Archibald Bu ll ock Rooseve lt, gra nd son of Prcsillcnl Th('()dore Roosevelt. She acc ompanied her husband , a ClA off ic ia l. to m a ny foreign posts. inc luding Turkey and Spain. ShP writPs c andidly of her closeness to hrr moth r r. a college !Jrofpssor with a Ph .D ., and her lessrducatrcl father. who had a storr in Fast Tennessee. When her parf'nts llltend rd her gradua1ion. shr sa id Ihal her dad "did not fit In wilh my nr" friPnds." The most poigna n I paris of 1he book re la te 1o her familv' s .. Druzr. · mrmbers of an offshoot of thr \'lostrm religio.n. and llf •r rompassionalf' rPlatlves in Lebanon . Hoo~PvPit sa id th at she got turnrd off by tef!Js l pmfPssors at thP elllf' wurru'n's college and bt>Canlf' an ardPnt Ht>public an Latf'r on. she became a devoted fan of Ronald Reagan Du rin g her years in Washington as a soc ialitr, shr bC'camr a rrportf'r covering thp em bass.v beat for the Washington Even in g Star . Hut shr hit her stride du ri n ~ thfl Reagan yra r s when shr recPi vf'rl Ihal fal!' ful call from Mi c hael Deave r.lhrdeputy Whilr Housr chid t lf ' ' ~Iff. who re layed lhr word to hN that PrPsiclf'n l HL'aga n wantt•cl twr 1o br his chief of pro1ocot Sht' told D€aver thPrP wa'> IJUS.siblv onlv one drawback · shC' wa s · pro cho ice' ' on abortion and RPagan .was 3damantl y against 11 But it w.b dl.'<'ic!Pd thai as long as she did not go hig h profilf' on thr su bjf'ct it would tw c1 II right. \.:~nr~ Reaga n apparent!.v was t he primP movpr in thf' appomtmrnt. "Lucky" Roospvelt had bPen hpr chief defendrr in print and in Washington circ les during Mrs . Reagan's trying fir<.,~ \Pdf a s first lady. All hough s he had moved freely In diplomatic circles. she found thr job dema nding , frustrating, exasperating.' and yet she prrform cd wirh an cla n thai has not ~en matched In th e capital. Sht') rrlates the rivalries and snafus over seating at a Whii P Housr dinnrr. thr foocl taboos and th{' peltiness or arrogancP in <Jdm inis trat ion turf wars . Much"' she pra ised Mrs. Reagan. she concedes to ~ing s hockrfi 1o lra r n larr in The game tha t the timing of many presidt>ntlal Pvf'nts was left 10 Mr s . Reagan's astrologer. • ·t was bew ildered from the very beginning when da les for s1a1r vis rl .; hart In ~ confirmed with Mrs . Reagan before th ey could go furw<iill · wrote. adding that s he wondered if lhe first ladv unrlr·r"ood rhr foreign policy Implications of her decrsions . · 'Mrs Hragan had some gen uine blind spots in my arra s of rr ... pon .~ lbilt.v." she wrote, adding that Mrs. Reagan did not seem 10 undl'rst.rnrl lhr importance of the diplomatic corps . But s he also ,,, rollr-tlllH· affrrlion the Reagans displayed for o ne anolher . llrr osPn ·lr sard t hat Mrs. Reaga n ins isted that Mrs. GeorgrShult z. wi fP of fh( ' secrrtary of s tate, rather than Barbara Bush, wife or thf' \'i<'~< pn'sl rlf'nt. rsrort Raisa Gorbachev around Washington durlr. g lht ' .'>upl'rptJwl' r sum mil mPeting In 1987. She said s he was al so Slruck th a i the Gerald Fords and th e Jimmv l ·~~r· u · r~ Wl ' rt' nf>vrr invi ted to the White House during the Reagan .\' l' :t r · ~ " I don'T think the Ca rtrrs were surprised, ·· she said. "Bu ll clo lh i nk ltw Fords wrrr hurt " ~h 1· .1dm IJ'I ' rl hf'r cl i rrc t bu ss. Sec retary of Sta te Shu lt z. and c ia imed I h<r t h1·m 'd 1h I hat "s to! id German ic ex ter ior lurked 1he heart of a bon 'h'· \ 'i V<i nl Hoosr\'elt sa id Shult z loved th e party circuit and was very jPalous of hh prrogati\'Po.., . ShrRsa id shr d id not believe that Shu lt z, much a.., hf' ) W et ~ r·ngagPd inMidLIIP East diplomacy, understood the Arab wor ld As for 1t11 • l r dn Contra scanda l. Roosevelt wrote: "I was amazed at the na ivf'tl' and ham ·handedness or national security adviser Robert McFar lane and Adm . John Poindexter, "who got mixed up with a bunch of bazaar bandils . who stripped them of lhrlr undershorts beforr thrv got raugtll · Today in historry By l:nked Pre~~s Jnternallonal Toda y c• Frida y, Aug . 31, Ihe 243rd day oll990 with 122 to follow . n.> moon t< wax i n ~ . moving loward Its luH phase. Th£' mor mn~ ~tar -. are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. The evenln'l u a r Is Saturn Tho.e born on Ihis dare are under the sign of Virgo. They include Italian educator ~aria Montessori In 1870, actor Fredric March In 1897 . entertainer Arthur Godfri'Y In 1903, writer W!Uiam Saroyan In 1~ . astronomer Sir Allred Lovell in 1913 cage 76), lyricist Alan Jay Lerner In 1918, comedian Buddy Hackett In 1924 (age66). actor J ames Coburn In 192!! lage 62! , baseball Hall of Fame player Frank Robinson, first black to manage a malor league team, and black militant Eldridge Cleaver. both In 1935 Cage 55). violiniSt Jtzhak Perlman and rock singer Van Morrison In 1945 (age 45), and actor Richard Gere In 1949 1age 41[. On this date in history: In 1887, Thomas Edison was awarded a patent for the first movie projector. In 1903. a Packard au tomobtle completed a 52-day journey from San Franc isco to New York, becoming the first car to cross the na tion under Its own power . In 1986, an Aeromexlco DC-9 collided with a single-engine plane over Cerrllos, Calif., killing 82 people, including 15 on the ground . A thought for the day : Author WilHam Saroyan wrote, "Every man In the world Is ~Iter than someone e lse, and not as good as someone else." M-G-M Page-2-The Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-:Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 31,1990 The forgotten enemy WASHINGTON - "Dan" wa s hooked on a drug that doesn't get much press . He borrowed $1,500 from the bank to support hi s habit. Deluded by the drug Int o thinking he was lmmorlal, Dan had a friend videotape him while he drove his car into a lree a! 40 miles a n hour. He survived the crash and was lucky enough to kick the drug st ero ids. But there are millions more steroid users who ignore the dangers or fool themselves Into thinking that mu sc le building drugs can'! ~ bad for their health. But while the soldiers In the drug war focus on cocaine, they are Ignoring the growing popu- PResiDflNT!; GULF larity of steroids among young people . The Illegal trade In steroids has grown to a $400 million -a -year Indust ry. A congressional committee, headed by ~n. Joe Blden, D-Del., is about lo release the findings of an Investigation into how the federal government lreats the s1erold problem. The Investigators' report, obtained by our associate Scott Sleek, puts Ihe Food and Drug Administra tion ~h ind the eight ball where it has been on too many issues In recent years. The FDA, not pollee or drug en forcement experts. has the primary responsibility for regu lating the steroids trade . But the 1WO scramble • raises nearly Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta agency has no one wllh the expertise or authorlly to Invest 1gate and crackdown on the Increasingly sophisticated ste rolds business . FDA investigators aren't a llowed to carry guns, work undercover or execute search warrants . That's why Blden wants the Drug Enforcement Administration to get involved In the war on steroids. The FDA has llmlled powers a nd Isn't doing much with those. The agency doesn't require legit Imate steroids manufacturers to submit reports on the volume of business they do. It doesn't collect Information on th e amount of s tero id s prescrl~d by doctors lor legitimate use. And It ~o~ DOWN AOW;e~«, doesn' t have anything but a guess about the amount of lega lly produced stero ids that s lip Into the black market. Sorne of the stero ids In the United States are smuggled In from foreign count r ies. But a few of lhe foreign suppliers don't even bother to smuggle. They walt for the customers to camp to !hem. One Mexican firm sent ads to potential customers Inviting them to a ho tel just south of the border where they could buy steroids. " Tell your friends that here In Mexico there Is no prescription necessary to obtain steroids," the sollcltallon said. It doesn't seem to matter to the kids that steroids have been linked to sterlllty. liver cancer a nd heart disease. Steroids can cause depre.,lon, hostility and distortion of judgment. They can also~ add ict ive. Many teens say they know about the risks and use steroids anyway. One 17-year-old weight lift er kept Injec ting himself wllh steroids despite his family's plea s to stop. HIs grades sUpped. He threw temper tantrums and experienced wild mood swings . In 1988 he committed suicide. The boy's father found him ly in g dead ~sIde his weig hts . Gle nn Woolstrum, a former deputy sheriff In Oregon . took lhre<' kinds of steroids to help him In hlJ weight lifting. He had a reputa tion as a pleasant man until steroids changed his person ality. Woolstrum became aggres s!ve and violent. When a woman who owned a shop In his town said somethin g he didn't lik e, Wool strum ordered her Into his car a l gunpolnl and s hot her She lived. but wa s paralyzed for life . $3,000 The second annual M-G-M Boy Scout Golf Scramble, held Thurs day afternoon at Cliffside Coli Course In Galllpolls, raised ap proximately $3,000 for Boy Scout troops In Gallla, Meigs and Mason Counti es. Finishing first was !he quarte l of Peter Allinder, Steve Disseler. Darrell Jones and Dave Shaffer , which scored a 61. In addition. this team captured a skin on the ninth hole. Taking second place was the team of Emmitt Dyer. Nancy Graff, Ron Toler and Mall Willis, which came in with a ti4. In addition, lhls team collected a skin on th e 18th hole. SOLID SWING - Point Pleasant's Mario Liberatore lake~~ a solid swing al the ball as he sends II airborne from the lllh bole during Thursday's M·G·M Boy Scout GoU Scramble al Cliffside GoU Course In Gallipolis. Uberalore was one of 100 goUers parliclpallng In the day~ong tournament. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) MU's Ihnat a 'big-time player' - Donnan By DAN HOSE HUNTINGTON, W.Va . iUPI) - The new football coach at Mar s hall thinks he has "a big -lime " tight end In Eric Ihnat. The new coach s hould know what a big -time tight e nd looks like because Jim Donnan was the offensive coordi nat or at Okla homa when Keith Jackson played for the Sooners . ·'We have a tight end compara ble to anyone In 1-Aor 1-AA," said Donnan, whose debut as Mars hall coac h comes Sa turd ay night at home against More:>ead iKy.l. "Eric Ihnat Is a big-lime player ." Apprised of Donnan's appraisal of hi s s ta ture. the 6-4. 240-pound senior said : " Well, It doesn't maller what I lhlnk. Obviously Coach Donnan's opinion Is very Important to m e. He was at Oklahoma when Keith Jackson played there. He knows what It takes." What abo ul the coac h's declaration tha t Ihnat could play at any major co lle ge In the country? "Wlthoul bragging , I think I could " Then. does lhe 22-year -old former a thlete at Bishop Watterson High Sc hool in Co lumbu s. Ohio. have a ny regrets about going lo Marshall Ins tead of a school like Ohio State In his hometown? "No. no regrets ... Ihnat explai ned . ''I was a unique case. The MAC I Mid American Conference[ schools and Big 10 sc hools wrote lei ters to me as a junio r and had expressed some Interest In m e. Rut I go t mononucleosis . two wf'rks beforP my senior season and dropped 30 pounds . · "I played all season. both ways. so It was q uite a s trug gle . Yrs. il was diagnosed . and th e doctor s gave me clr-ara ncP to play fhP next day . It wa s very draining on my body . "I stil l hadn't gained a ny weight back and they rsc hoo lsl 'l'eren'l willing to take a chance. which I understand. It was very riard for me to accept back then . Is FDA letting us drink tainted milk WASHINGTON tNEAi- As a consclenllous employee of the federal agency mandalcll 10 protect the lniCKrlt y of the nation's food and drug supplies, Dr . Josep h Settepanl though! he had a duty to voice concerns about the flawed process usee In detect adulleraled milk For him, th at was a mistake. Before hr spoke out, Sellep a nl was a quallly control expen al the Food and Drug Admlnlslra tlon's Center for Veterinary Medicine. Not long afterward , he says. he was stripped of tho se responsibilities. "completely Iso la led from agency policy-m akin g on human food safety " and sen I lnlo "ex ile." Assigned new duties and a new office. Settepanl wos dispatched to a trailer park on an experlmrn · tal farm where he had only limited co nt act with ot her FDA employees. "A meaningful qual ity control program for CVM drug approvals no longPr px Is is, " he says Othprs vokr simila r concerns, arguing thai FDA and lis parent agf'nry, thr Department of He alth a nd Human Serv ices, wil l not lole rale the ir open criticism of the drugs sold to dairy farmers by leading pharmarrullra l fi rm s. HHS anfi FDA. they say, are conrP nwrl about avoid in g bad publlrlly for themselves a nd i:IVPrtlng embarassment for the dairy and drug Indus t ries - but not rspecla ll y dl s turbf'd hy the threa t to public health an rl saf<'ty posed by drugs In dalrv ca tlle that cou ld contamina!P the coun try's milk supply . " Th r HH S goals are to end media Interest In drug res idu e tain ted milk as soon as possible and avo lrl criticism uf HHS or any ot hl•r go vrrn men t agen ry." blunllv explains one Internal memo wrllten by Dr George Mit chell. a senior FDA official. "Unfortunately, CVM doesn't always func tion as a gua rd ian of public health and safely." says Dr Alexander Apostolou, the agency 's c hi e f tox ico logi st. "Dr!- Robert Walters erence to the drug spon sor somet imes res ults In uncritical aceeptance of tpharmaceutlca l company) claims." Dr . Richard J. Burroughs, dis missed by CVM after he cllrll major flaw s In safety studies submit tPd by pharmaceutical firms sreklng FDA aulhorlzatlon to market a genet ica lly engi neered drug, says " ! was !old I wa s s lowing down lh e approval process." Adds Bur roughs : " It used to~ fhat we had a revlpw process at FDA Now we have an approval procPss.. They've become an ex ten s ion of t he drug lnduSlry ." CVM Director Dr. Gerald B . Gues t warned In 1988 that "llle gal usr of veterinary drugs can t>f' an PVPn grra tf'r threat to the publi c health Ihan !he Illegal use of human drugs. " In more recrnt years. hOW · ever. he has pres ided ovpr an agency Sf'emlngly obliviou s to such ha?_a rds in dairy cows. Under pressure from RP p. Ted Weiss. D-N Y . CVM has pro- duced a lis t of ll unapproved drugs It suspec ts an• often given to dairy cows. One oft hem. chloramphen ico l. Is ~lleved lo cause aplastic anemia. an often fatal dlseasr. Anot her. su lfamethazine, produ ces thyroid cancer In laboratory test animals. Human responses lo other drugs range from mild allergic react Ions to severe ana. phylactlc shock. Early this year, the FDA proclaimed that a 14-clty " na l lonwld e survey of milk has found no resld ups of any antlbio· lies, Including sulfa drugs." Two mon lhs later. the agency revised It s account and admitted that tr aces had been found In 58 of 70 sa mples . "The FDA lntenllonally misled !he public," says · Weiss. Meanwhile. Settepanl awaits further re lrlbullon from hi s FDA and CVM bosses. "They're doing things to me they don't do to other peop le," he says. "I'm sure they · want to get rid of me." Truth about South Africa dawns Willwm Rusher The news from South Africa these days must~ vastly confusIng 10 Americans who hav e ~en depending on their major media for an accuratP accoun t of deveiopmrnts Until a few weeks ago, II al l Sl'rmed so clear : Slate President F W. de Klerk had finally maor up his mind lo give Sou lh Afrlco' s black population !he vote (a nd, wllh II. de facto control of thr country), and had belated ly freed Nelson Mandela, lhel.r c hi ef spokesman. from prison . Mandela promptly set nul on a series of triumphal tours of E urope and Nort h Americ a, !hen returned to South Africa. and, logelher with other key figures In the African National Congress. was preparing In negotiate the terms of the transfer of power with de Klerk a nd the white government. Th e n. sudden ly and myste riously, dispatches from South Africa ~gan reporting !he out break of "fighting ~tween black factions" !ha t "has killed nearly 400 people and wounded mo re than 1,500" - virtually all of them black - in recent weeks. "Black factions"? Factions, moreover, sulflclentiy powerful and determined to Inflict huge losses on Mandel a 's ANC 7 Isn't Nelson Mandela the spokesman lor at least the great majority of South Africans, If the blacks are Included? Have our media been misleading us 7 You ~t your sweet llle they have. Nelson Mandela and the ANC have a s ubstantial following among certain black trl~s. and among urbanized (and hen ce largely de-trlballzed) members ol the others. But Mandela no more represents a numerical majority of the population of South Africa lhan I do He Is mrrC'Iy the po!nt man for !he black faction mos t closely allied with ilndeed. largely coillro ll ed byr !he Soulh African Communist Party, and hence the darling of the ll~ral media In the Wrstern World He has no fol lowing worthy of thr name among South Africa's l hree million "Cape Colour e ds" 1mu Ia llos with a cu It ura l Ident lt y of Iheir own). He has no following worthy of thr namP among the eountry's one million "Asians" ;people of Indian descent) . He Is cordially detested by many of !he mill ions or South Afrlc.1n blark s who an• devout Chr is tian s, wllh their own chu rches. and who quite natu rally have no use for a lifelong co mmunist fellow -traveler So there Is plenty of reason for " fi ght log ~twee n black lac lion s" In South Africa today, as Mandela struggles to perpetuat e 1he fraud thai he and the ANC are thr sole legitimate negotiators with the governmen t concerning the nation 's futur e State President de Klerk Is guilty of a n appa lling blunder in allowing Mandela to get away with this . By consenting to bilateral "talks about ta lks" (I.e., preliminary, non s ubstantive discussions about negotiations) with Mandela a nd an ANC deputation, de Klerk has fostered the impression, now widespread and probably Inerad Icable outs ide South Africa, that there Is nobody else worth talking to . Anyone who ~lleves that Is ridi ng for a very hard fall indeed. This Is nothing new. Last F'eb. 28, Buthclezl had a talk with President Bush In the Oval Office , followed by a press conference wllh I he White House press corps. Not a TV nf'lwork In AmNica. anU only two major newspapers, even mentioned lh<' . farl And they call 11 journalism Berry's World But I have no regrets about Marshall University , and I love Huntington." He was red -shlrted as a Mars hall freshman because of lhe alter e ffects of the mononucleosis - he stood 6-3 but weighed only 200 pounds. That gave him a head start academically. "I'll have my {marke ting) degree In Decem~r." Ihnat liked Marshall's wide· open offense coached by former Ohio State quarterbacks coach George Chaump, who left the Sout hern Conference school after last season to bf'COme head coach at Navy. "The offense here ... About not going to a ! -A schoo l. I might never havP had any chance to catch the ball. I might have e nded up blocking all the time . Blocking Is okay, but let's lace II, catching the ball Is where It's at." After snaring four passes for 48 yards and one touchdown as a junior behind All-Southern Con ference tight e nd Sean Doctor . who went on to the Rulfalo Bills , Ihnat caughl 37 passes for 545 yards and seve n touc hdowns last se ason. Ihnat comes from good athletic stock. Hi s father. Tom, played basketball a t Bowling Green. Hi s gran dfath er, Emil, was an AllMid-American Conference fool · ball player at Bowling Green . And. he sees the coaching he has received al Marshall s tanding him In good stead when the 1';F'L comes ca llin g. "You know , it's funny. I never had one though! I'd have any chance In the NFL. It was jusl a dream . People close to me. the previous coaching staff, this coaching staff- they allihlnk I have a chance of ~ingdrafled in the NFL. "II not. I'll have to gel out in the rral world and look for a job." Tying for third at 65 were thesr four teams : - Dlek Bane, Bob Marchi, Jim Thomas and Tamml Wilson; -Carl Beaver. 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M\ LES TO 1'\-\E GALLON. hole - SPRING VALLEY CINEMA Allind er Closest to pin on second shotDrsse ler. on lith hole Closest to pin on 15th hole Corbin Longest pull on sixth hole - T Geo rge. Leo Valentine Longest drive - Ron Toler 1no holr given 1 SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 9 (usrs 14H60) 1\ Oivl!llon of Muhlmedla. Inc . · Punwrov . Ohio 45769. Ph . 91.:12 ·21~6. Si'· 'co nd f'lass posiR!I:f' paid at Pomeroy . ~O hio awards ELJ..IASON SWINGS Lenny Elllason of Pomeroy drives the ball off the lith hole during the annual M-G-M Boy Scout Goll Scramble, held Thursday at CIHfslde GoU Course In GalllpoUs. (OVP photo by G . Spencer Osborne I O'DELLS The Daily Sentinel ~·----..-413,-v. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 11'f......,.,,.... �Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday. August 31 , 1990 With 6-5 win over Cubs, By The Bend Reds keep NL West lead at 5Y2 games By CARRffi MUSKAT UPI Sports Writer CHICAGO (UPI )- RonOester wants to make sure the Ci ncin· natl Reds remember him . Oester, who had gon~ nearly a month without starting, hit a lwo-run triple to highlight a six -run fifth inning Thursday night, helping Danny Jackson win in his first start since July 12 and boosting !he Reds Ia a 6-5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Jackson, 5-2, sidelined with a partially torn rotator cuff earlier this season, was activa ted from hls second stint on the disabled I 1st prior to the game. He gave up eighl hits over five innings, striking out four , and also hil his flrst majo r league lriple. "I'm just fine," said Jackson, reportedly bitter abcut his se· cond DL term . "l was positive from the beginning. I've been in the big leagues six years . I know what I have to do to pitch." Rob Dibble pitched two and two-thi rd innings and Randy Myers e ntered with two out In the eighth for his 27th save. Myers struck out the first three ba tters he faced before Ryne Sandberg hil an Q.J pilch for his Nationa l League-leading 31st homer to bring the Cubs to within 6-5. Mike Bielecki, 6·9, suffered his first loss since July R, although he ha s seven no decis ions in his la st 15 starts . Bielecki entered the ga me with a 2·0 record and 0.72 ERA in three games against the Red s this year. "We pul some ieft·handers in the lin eup thi s time, " Ci nc innati manager Lou Plnleila sa id GOOD BOY! - Boston pitching ace Roger Clemens gets a congratulatory pat on the cheek from hls grandmother, Myrtle Lee of Dayton, Ohio, following the Red Sox's 9-2 victory over the Indians Thursday night. The win wasC1emens' 20th of the season In 25 drdslons. ( UPI) nne~entos llayes presented to OSU Ry GENE C.<\DDES UP I Sports Wrilrr CO LUMBUS . Oh io t UP I I Nrar ly -10 vr<Jrs of Woody Ha .Vf'.'> mPmorab il i a w as offiria l lv t u rnrd ove r to Ohio St a l(• U n i vt' r ..,i t\· TuPsila_v by lh£' k grndd r y CO<Ii'h'._, w i ft' , 1\ nnP. . Inc luded in the collect io n. whic h she presc ntrd to out go ing tJSU l' rPsident Edwa rd H .. trn nin L:"s. wrrr such thing s as le t tPr.s fr om l'rf'sidPnls Nixon. Ford and Rragan. picturrs of t hr formrr coac h and his players. his pN · sontli co ll rct ion of books and numNous awards, incl udi ng thP t o n~ Th r prPsrn1 a 1ion was madP in Havt's's fWTC building offir e. h;1d IT•mclinf'd \· i rt u a li~' unt oueht'd si ne{' thl' dJ .V hPd ied. wh ich Marrh 11. 19R7 St i l l on Ha_v ps's drs k was a letter from an Ohio State s tu· dPnt: .1 Robf' l t PAULDEFEDE UPI Sports Writer After Oakland spent Wednes· day trading for two heav y hitters, it was ilght ·hlttlng Mike Ga llego that helped lead the Athletics to victory Thursday night. Ga llego 's one-out single lifted the American League West lead· er s to a 6-5 win over the Kansa s City Royal s. who extended their lead over the Chicago White Sox picturr of formrr playf'r "Hn' Ht> in, who wa s kiliPd in d !JI~;~nP c rash a ft l-'1" <-H.'C('p tin g the hr<1d COi:ICh ing j ob at LSU. a wooden pen hold er pt·P'il' l11('d to him hv t he 1~82 r\iJt ionall-l onor Soc ir tyof nrarbv Gri!ndv iNv Hi gh Sc ho~l. a pair r;l b r;1-;s boo kf'nd .-; pn:>sPn tPd l u him 191 5 t:rt Coach of th(' Yt •ar bv th t• 19KII .'\av·al /\eadem)' foothal l t""m ; a nd some of his plaqu{' . most ra,·or it P books. games . The day before, the Athletic s acq uired two acco mplished vete· rans for the pennant drive designa ted hiller Harold Baines S11. n lliii'KU CRumW~M"n 8y l ntt ll'd Prr-~~~ lntrrltillona l \\ttmJC,u.; U:AtW£ F.a~~l W J, l't i . (;H T ram 1l~l.illt - f\.<.l'IOII ... 6"l 64 .)II 6 ~ 1!1 .11:1 I I To ronc o Hoi rnll Mllwau k rr Hll ltlrn ur !' I lf'\o>lltnd .., ,.,. 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";a~~ f" r-o~n<i"" ' "! I AI~ .\a p-t ..... J l' hllddf'I J1hl a -~ SC l ..o~• ~. Allanb 1 tl,.·tnMII ' · (lllracn ~ F'Tiob) (;am.... ll llt'iftl"laJI l (ll ~rlt o " J&-i l IU I hk'' lllll 1H arkl'y 1!--iL l : 21 p.m . nex t pitch but fortunatelv Ran dolph, who went 4 for 5, wa s able to make it sa fely to second. l;aliego then hi t the next pitc h fur a RBI·single and make a winner of reliever Denn is Eck· ersiey, 3·2. "That was a hi t and run and I messed up," Gallego said. " I didn't put the bail in play but luckily Willie had enough speed to stea l the base. If you look back we'r e unbeatablr ." t ino i r1ru11 1 l~ ""' "" ' n lrolll roll J. St•aiii P l KM.!iiL~ a l Allan ta, nl(hl: l'lll..t>un:h al llouU.on. nl ~ht ."'o•·· .., I l r-r Lanfl < \l SI_ ll. u o· n~ o lnll ll 11 I VO';U" I MIIA' 1'1'\<.;1.1 \II I.A'IJd Tuo'<~mu 1 - Sl Kfl'' d lnrwoa nl ~II ('ll nlnl'l '-'lltfW' dd .. fo·n dn~ ..,. 1 \1~1 .1 -"l,rnt"d d,.f,.nd,.r '-; I kola t'lkkl 1 tu .. u, \ a•·hllna I ~ !for ~ llllln t lnlrrnalkuml - Wll h,U..w fr om IB9t \m Prlo·11'• ('u p. HARRIS FARMS, GREENHOUSE & FLORAL SHOP PORTLAND, OHIO ST. RT. 124 843-5178 GRAND OPENING SAT., SEPT. 1 & SUN., SEPT. 2 12 Noon-4 P.M. •Free Gifts •Drawings Every Hour •Refreshments •Balloons & Candy for the Kids Flowers For All Occa.~ions •Weddings •Birthdays •Funerals •Anniversaries FREE DELIVERY J Kan sas Ci ty scored twice in the fourth on Danny Tarta buli' s home run, his 111h of the season and Ku r t St illwell 's sacrifice fly The Athletics made it 5·2 in the outfielde r Willie McGee fr om the St. Louis Ca rdina ls. Both players have playof f experie nce. es pica ily McGee, a former National League MVP who led St. Louis to thr ee World Series appearances a nd one championship in the 1900s. But it was Gallego -a career .235 hitter- who performed the heroic s, although he could have a lmost been the goat. After Will ie Randolph si ngled, Ga llego was given the hit-and · run sig n while at the pla te. The you'll see that when ou r seve n. l m.i _~ R ~ h.all 1\.olthu un· '· "'"" \ 'o r~ I [I<-! Dl r~ a t PhU11.df.lphla . ~ l.o~ \JI ~ t .... HI \1unlro•ll.l, nlthl "al\ I :Hi ! 1 )!I~·/ Mlnlli'"-nla ' I) 111 Phllli l ' lthll urJ: h !Smith ~7J 111 Hllli!'II On !Sn ort~ It). K 33 p.m . SILl urd ay G ArT"IM< San Frlln<·i!M"o a l Nrw \ ' ork I lr•r l n..tl IU <llka,o '\1 Iii lit .l(IJI Si tiS .iOI 8- 131 dflphila 1Mulholland H1 . 1 : 1~ p.m ,.;~~,~~ t' ranr iMO IHohiMOn \~ > a l ...,,.,.. \ nrk t \ 'lo iH I S-9>. i . ~ p.m 1_,,_ ,\Jt zy lr" i !VIOf"Jt:IVIIO I I IIII Monl I"!' I ~ i '\ll hholl ~• J . ; ::l!i p .m :0.1 t~ow .. I Od ..,oo "i 131 111 t\i la ntl.l oOmoll l. II J1. "l : 10 p.m drove In three run s. from the Texas R angers and four -yt:'a r vetera n missed the Majors Reliever Steve Crawford. 5·3, took the loss. Oa kland took a 2 0 lead In the first on Rick ey Henderson's lead off home run , and Mark McGw ire's bloop RBI single. It was Henderson 's 23rd hom e run of the season and It marked the 451h time he has homered leading off a game, extend ing his own major-league record. Hende rson went 3 for 5 a nd Ec kersley a lso messed up but Ga llego's hit saved him . Th e right -handed veteran, who has 39 saves this year, blew only his seco nd save opportunity of the year when he gave up a homc•r to Bo Jackson in the eig hth Inning that allowed !he Royals to ti e It 5·5. The missed save de nied Oak la nd sta rter Dave Stewar t fr om picking up his 18th victorv. Stewart a llowed four runs a nd six hits in seven innings. Ec ker sley, however, wa sn' t annoyed a bou t givi ng up the hom e run. "It's nice to give up one like that, " Eckersley sa id. "I threw him a fa stball and he rammed into II . Who wants Ia give up a teeny one . But we won, that's what it' s ali a bout. " Ja ckson hit an 0-1 pit ch Into the second deck In left fi eld fo r ltis 22nd homer . Jackson, who came off the disabled list Aug. 26, has hit six homers and driven in 14 run s in his las ! five games. "Since I've come back from my injury I've been swing ing the bat, " Jackson said. "I just got the fa! part of Ihe bat on lt. l ca n't ta ke anything awav from r:c k Man, he's at the top.·I lhlnk that 's only the second hit I have off him" . Lansford 's RBI single . The Royals drew to 5-4 in th e seve nth on J im Eisenreich' s two-run home run , his fifth of the year . Elsewhere in the Americ an League, Chicago edged Minne· sola 4·3, Boston clubbed Cleve· land 9·2, Baltimore down ed New York 6-1 and Detroit sank Sea ttle 3-2. White Sox 4, Twins 3 - At pinch h i I IPr Curti s Wilk erson and Walt on ea eh si ngll'd , thC' Ia t ter an save ground ou t. srco nd hases -loaded walk and Ro ger Cil'me ns brea me baseball' s sP co nd 20-game winner . Clemens, 20-5. stru ck out nin e and Doug .Jones. 4-4. took the loss by allow ing sPve n runs , thr er hit s E l sewhrrr in lhP National LL•a guc, Npw York beat San Franci sco 1 2 - ~. Los Angell'S edged Philade lphi a 3·2 a nd St Lou is defeated Atlant a 5·3. Mets 12, Giant• 2 - At New York. Gregg Jefferies hit a and fivr wa lks in onP inning of work . Orioles 6, Yankees I - i\t Ba ltimore, Pete Har nisch tossed a fi ve-hit ter a nd Ca l ll ipken stro ked a th reP run s ho t and Da r ryl Straw berry belted a gra nd slam to back Sid Fernan· dcz' 12·s trik (>()ut effort . Fer na n· drz improved to 9-10 a nd Mike LtCoss fell to ·I :1. Dodgers 3, Phillics 2 - At Philadeiphi", Hubit• Brook s doubled home Eddie Murray in th e seve nt h tnnin g to comple te a inn ing doublP to hf'lp Ra l dmorr sna p a five -ga m e losing stn•<Jk Harnisch, 10 9, struck out nine in throwing hi s third comp lete game Dave LaPoi nt. 6-10. took in the fourth inning . Tigers 3, Mariners 2 - i\1 Seattle . Lloyd Moseby d raw t hree -gamE' ser ies sw eep of the home th ree runs, two co ming on a ln slde·the·park gra nd siam when cen te r field er John Moses slipped on the warning trac k. helping Chicago snap it s fiVP · Iwo innin gs to pick up t h£' vi etory Re li ever Mike Jackson, 5·6, took the loss. Ph illi rs . Hamon Martinez. lb-6. who wa s winle ss in his three previous starts, helped Los An geles wi n for th e 12th tim e in their las t 16 games. Dave Walsh Hennema n, 7-fl. pitch ed t he final pitchf'd lhf> fi nal out for his fir st major ·lea gue sav1• .J op BU{•ver dropped to 2·5 Cardinals 5, Braves 3 ( 12 inn . 1 - At Atl anta, pin ch·hitterTerry Pendleton's sacri fice fly with one out in th e 12th inn ing scored Todd Zel le wtlh the go-a head run Fr·a nk Di Pino. 52. hurled a hitl ess 11th inning to ea rn the win and Tom Nieden fu er worked the game los ing streak .Jack McDo - Bears hand Bills 35-7 loss COLUMBIA , South Carolina iUPi i - Rookie Johnny Ba iley scored two fourth -q ua rter touch· downs and the Chicago Bears ca pit alized on Buffalo turno ver s Thu rsda y nighl to po st a .1>·7 victory ovl' r the Bills in the fina l Mike Tomczak rapped an &I yard dri vP wit h .1 tw o-ya rd scorin g pa ss to lig ht Pnd Ja me~ Coley Bac k-up q uar tl'rba ck Fra nk Reich led thr Bills to thei r onl)' preseason ga me for both teams. touc hdown with U minutes lrft in thr gamC', com piC'tin g twn pas st's Buffa lo, which finish ed 0·4 In the pre -season, com mitt ed four turnover s. three of which led to in a 39-yard drive. ca pped bv vr trran La rry Kinn eb rew's f ivr-· yard bu rs t to draw to 21 ·7. Hear srorrs. C hic11 go flni shpd 4·1. imprrssiv c· fi rst yPi:l r player f rom Tf' xas /\&1. Rookie safety Mark Car ri er gave Chicago It s firs t brea k, pi cking off Buffalo quarterb ack .lim Kelly's in itial pass attempt at !he Bill's five-yard line. Tw o play s later, Fullbac k Brad Mu s· strea ked .14 yards fo r his fir st touc hdown with j ust ovpr two minut es to plav . pu shing lhl' Bears ma rg 1n to 28 -i. 1cr gave the- Bears a 7-0 le-ad on a followed an inter ce ption and 41 -yard retu rn by rrscrvr l inP· one-ya rd plunge run with B: 26 in the fi rst period. The Hills coughed up the bail aga in on their next posse-ssion . Kl'nnelh Davis fumbled at his own 26 a nd the bali was recovered by Tr ace Armstrong. Er ghl pla ys lat er, Neal Anderso n scored on a one· yard sweep, givi ng Chicago a 11 ·0 lead with 1 43 left in the fir st quarter. Chicago pushed it s lead to 21·0 with l: 03 before the half wh c•n Bai ley, e /h, · II Ml Tonight's games Lallipoli s at Coal Cr ovp ll.1rboursvi \IP at Point Pl easa nt Ports mouth a t Washing ton CH flcec hcroft a t DeSa ie s Chillico th e at Logan Mariett a at Ca mbrid~r PJrkrrsh ur g at Athens L oca l at Burk eyr a t Nelsonvillr·York Me ig s a t \'in ton Co un tv F:as tr rn at Hanna n IW.V;n Hu nt Vinson <J f Han nan T r ace Wa ha ma at Kygrr Cre-ek Creen Loca l at i\orth Ga liia Oak Hill at Mtnford So uth ern a t Wat erford Th e rxhib iti o n gamr whic h attrac ted ~1 .23X fa ns. WilS brough t to Columbia. by Ceorgl' Sh inn , owner of the NB!I Cha· Sy mm es Vall ey at Un ioto Wellston at Alexander Fedrrai·iioc king a t Tr imbl e Mill er a t ·Belpre re~ul ar sea son <J I home- nrxt WPr kt'nd again st Indianapo lis whill~ 1tw Bears host Sea ttle. "" '· . . ll FLOWER SHOP H&R Block Offers Income Tax Course In Pomeroy Ideal for people who want to Increase their tax knowledge, the course teaches students how Ia save money on their taxes and also prepares them for a rewarding career. The affordable fee Includes textbooks and supplies. Gra· duates receive Certificates of Achievement and continuing education units (CEU's) . Q\ial· ifted graduates of the course may be altered job interviews wtth H&R Block but are under no obligation to accepl employment. Those Interested In more information about the.H&RBiockln· come Tax Course may contact the H&R Block olflce at 618 E. Main St.. Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 614992-6674. Reg. Community calendar FRIDAY PORTLAND -The Lebanon Lownsh lp Trustees wil I meet Friday al 7 p.m. a t the town ship building . SATURDAY WE LLSTON - "Recess" will be featured at the free outdoor co nlemporary gospel concert sponsored by the Corne rs tone Word of Life Church a t 8:30 p.m. at the Pride Park a rea betwee n Seco nd Street and Broadway In Wellst on. Those attending should bri ng a lawn chair . n~ J0.0636M wheal, sport mirrors . This car is like new . CALL 992-3011 1984 CHEV. S10 BLAZER Auto .. AM -FM stereo. tilt wheel. nice . SALE PRICE $4 99 5 1983 DODGE CHALLENGER 2 DR. Auto .• digital dash. all power. new paint. SALE PRICE $299 5 1984 MERCURY COUGAR V-6 engine. 2 dr. This car is loaded. SALE PRICE MAll DAVIS, OWNER $3995 MUll SEAIUS, SAlESMAN MarkJs Auto Sales, Inc. 605 C~: ncr : d Hminger 992-)0j! Parkway Middleport, Ohio ' TUPPERS PLAI:sJS - The Ba hr reunion will beheld Sunday a ! the Tupper s Plains VFW Post beginning at noon for rela tives, families and friend s of Abraham a nd Mary (Will) Bahr. CHESHIIlE - The Fife reu n· ion will be he ld Sund ay at noon at the Kyger Creek E mployees Club. auxiliary will serve homemadr icec ream POMEROY - The So uthern Open Golf Tourname nt , span· sored by the South ern High Sc hool Boosters. will be held at Jay mar Golf Club on Saturday at noon . Tht• $30 enlry fee In cluded golf, lunc h and prizes. A. B, C, D four person scramble, a nd lady golfers we lcom e. Contact Jim Anderson at 992 -3671 for more GA LLIPOLIS-The re will be a spe cial feede r cattle and yea· rllng sale on Saturday at noon at the Ga llipolis Stoc kyar d Company . MIDDLEPORT -Rev. Miles Trout will be preaching at Old ·Bethel Freewill Baptist Church on Route 7 south of Middleport on Saturday at 7:30 p.m . Pastor Ralph Butcher invites the pqbllc. SUNDAY POMEROY - The annual Ours reunion will be held Sunday at the J'omeroy Senior Citize ns Center. A carry -in dinner wlll begin at 1 p.m. RUnAND 45760 noon. ATHENS - The Guthrie Simy family reunion will be held Saturd ay at noon at !he Athen s Count y Fa irground s. The re will be a pollock dinner. RACINE - The annual John· son reunion will be held Sunday at Star Mill Park in Racine. Lunch wlli begin at I p.m. Those attending are to brtng a homemade gift. MONOAV thru THURSDAY 9 :30-6:30; FR!OAY 9 :30·6: 00: SATURDAY 9 :00- I :Oir ver ed dish di nne- r will begi n at RACINE- The Rac ine Volun· leer Fire De partm ent is spon so r· lng a chicken barbecu e on Sund ay beginning at 11 a .m . Cos t of the dinne r is $3.75 and a half chicken is $3.25. The ladl es SA LEM CENTER - The Star Grange and Star Junior Grange wiil meel Saturday at 8 p .m. at the grange hail near Salem Center. A potluck supper will foil ow the meeting . Ali members are urged to a !lend . 1987 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY 4 DR. re union will be held Sunda y a ! the Rutland Firemen's Pa rk. A co· ATHENS - Th e Athens Boat and Ski Club, Hockingport , will present its Ski Show on Saturday at noon . A snack bar will be available. l1111 'r11u ~• · rto/ , / . u11 ·" Ph. 9ti·I>4S4 ot t'f·USS V-6 engine. A / C, AM - FM cassette. Rally wheels. tilt Thousands of people learn how to prepare income tax returns from H&R Block and then earn money as income tax preparers . H&R Block, the world 's largest Income tax preparation service, offers its Income Tax Course starting Sept. lOth. Morning, after· noon, evening and weekend cl asses are available. Experienced Instructors teach lax law, theory and application . Classroom discussion and practice problems provide students with a thorough un· derstanding of each tax topic included in the course. Students learn how to handle increasingly complex Income tax situations as the course progresses. WINNER -Pictured is Gridiron Review host Bill Gray, right, presenllng Bryan Condee an umhrella he won during a football ~ trivia contest on Saturday . Condee chose the Meigs Marauders' athlelic department to receive a $110 donation on his behalf from Ohio Valley Bank. HENDERSON - The Gailia Twi r lers Square Dance Club will have a dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Hende rson Co m· munitv Building in Hend erson , W.Va.-Calle r will be John Wau gh. l .rr:t"l!'""'"' JU • I ''••II .pt.-O.,.,M.,•E"R·O""y II' \ I • '\'ltl \Ill REEDSVILLE - The Olive Town ship Voluntee r Fire De pari· ment's chicke n barbeque will be on Saturday at the Olive Town· ship firehouse. Entertainment will be the "Traveling On Gospel Group" from noon until 6 p.m. and the "Country Blend Band" from 5 p.m. until9 p.m. Chicken wfll be served from noon until 6 p.m. wilh hot dogs and sloppy joes being se rved until 9 p.m. So uth wf'strrn at Ross SE rolette- Hornr ts. -. 'I{ tf' Ja ~kson bac ker Mi ckey Pruit t. I '· \&A_ '1: % inform ation. W ~1rn•n HP notc hf"d hi s seco nd scan' un REMEMBER ·• ·n ol'" t...-.ul ilu ll. at 2 2 a two yacd ru n with 1: 3R lrfl. it • WITH rFLOWERS .. 12th to rarn h is second save . Dua nr Henr y f'\'Pnf'd h ts rPf'ord an Th e Bills open th e " two-run homer , Howa r d .Johnson dr ove in tw o r un s wi th a fourth- M inneapolis, Ron K arkovi ce's liner to cen ter turn ed into an With onl' out, Shawon Dunston tripled "nd scored on Doug Dasc e nzo's si ng le to cen ter. ninth Inning with a tie -brea king double in the ninth inn ing, to lift Detroit to itsetghth wi n In thP past II ga mes . Mike 'f)_ ~ ~'li'~ Chicago opened a I 0 lea d In the Red Sox 9, Indians 2 - At Cleve land, Dwtght Evans tgn it ed Group attends outdoor drama The Meig s County Wtnner was Brya n Condee. Condee was among many callers who identified Rodney Gilkey as the quarterback who was named ali SEOAL in footb all both at Gailia Academy and Meigs High School during his prep career in the late 1960's. The Ohio Valley Bank Gridiron Review is broadcas t live each Saturday during the high sc hoo l football season from the lobby of !he bank 's Main Office from 10·11 a .m. on WMPO ·AM, 1390 ra dio. Street festival scheduled seven limPs. including 1926 by the Reds and twice by the Cubs In 1895 a nd 18~9 . Chi cago pulled wtthln 6·4 In It s half of th r innin g. Joe Girardi. infi eld hit, to load the bases . Sandberg then doub led, scoring Gira rdi and Wilk erson, and Wal· ton ta llied on Mark Grace' s ru n~ Ohio Valley Bank's Gridiron Review donated $50 to two high sc hool athletic departments dur· ing a football trivia contest Sa turday . Due to the large number nf callers. OVB hied a drawing from !hose who answered !he ques tl on correctly and selected a winner from Gallia County and another from Meigs County. The bank gave an umbrella to th e winners and donated $50 to the high school athletic depart · men I of !heir choice. inning r c-corrl of four. achieved 6 1/2 the loss, allow i ng three Donations made by OVB Oester then talli ed on a wild pitch by Bielecki to make it 3-1. Jackson trlpll'd over center fielder J erome Walton, chasing Bielecki, and scored on Herm Winning ham 's double off Steve Wil son Har ry Larkin then tr ip led to ri g ht to score Win· nlngha m. Lark in tall ied on a wild pitc h by reliever Jeff Pica to make It 6·1. Th e trio of t riples was one shy of th e Nat io nal League single we ll , 11 ·6, won for the six th timl' In his las t seven decisions. scattering five hit s over eight Inn ings a nd Bobby Th ig pen earned his league -lea d ing 44th a seven-r un Page- 5 yo u can." With 6-5 win over Royals, A's boost AL West lead to t nday, August 31 . 1990 iOester J ,"Bielecki said. "I tried to throw down and away and It stayed down the midd le ." "T he guy 1Duncan) who's out th ere has done a prel!y good job," Oester said. "This is the first ga me I'v e started in- well , il'll be a month tomorrow. You like to help the team out any way Ch ris Saba went 4 for 5 for Cinci nnati, wh ich won its fift h game in it s las t six. The victory also helped the Red s m aintain a 5\S ·game lead over Los Angeles in the National League West. " I'd feel better if we were 10 \S games up." P in leila said. "Ail we need to do is play good, consistent base ba II. " Cincinna ti took adv antage of three triples, two doubl es and two wild pitches in the fifth, opening a 6·1 lead. Saba and Jeff Reed each singled, and both scored on Oester's triple to righ t. It was Oes ter's first triple since the 1987 season, and only his six t~ at-bat !his month . He ha s not started since July 31 because of Ma r iano Dunc an, who is battin g .333 sinee the Ali-Star brea k. " 1 made a bad prtrh to him The Daily Sentinel - The Grover LOTIRIDGE-There will be a smorgasboard dinnerion Su nday at 2 p.m . a t the Lottrl dge Community Center . Cos t is$5 for adults and $2.50 for c hildren under 12. DARWIN - 'Th e famil y of Waiter and Nellie Riley VanMe· te r will have a reunion Sunday at the road side rest in Darwin . A potluck dinner will begin at I p.m. MONDAY CHESTE R - A Labor Day c hic ken barherur wil l he held Mond ay at the Chester Fire Department. There will be 700 c hic ke n halves. 130 pound s of ribs, and 75 gallons of homem ade lcecr eam . A gar de n t ractor pull, fica market and yard sail' will a lso be held . Serving will begin a t 11 a .m. For more lnformalion call 985-4246. RODNEY - Thl' Meigs Co unty Po mona Grange wil l visit the Ga illa Count y Pomona Gra nge at the Rodney Grange Ha ll on Mo nd ay at 8 p.m. LETART TOW NSHIP - Thr• Let art Township Trustees wi ll meet Monda y a t 7 p.m. at the office building . SY RA CUS E Township - The Su li on Truste-Ps will mPPI Monday al 7: 30 p.m. at the Syracuse Muncipai Building. Th e second Rutland Street Festival will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to dark . There will be a fish fry, games, crafts, door priz es a nd en te rtainment . Tables are available for $5 each for anyone in teres ted in sei ling c rafts. Mu sic will be provlded by !he Blue Jea n Special Band , Meigs Maurader band and the Meigs c heerl eaders will perform . There will also be a clogging de monstration and Jill Pickens . age 12, competit ion winner will a lso perform . Woodard reunion The Woodard fa mil y reunion wa s held recently a I !he home of Rev . and Mrs. James E. Keesee Attending were Rev . and Mr s. Keesee a nd Jona than, Middle· port , Wanda, Dwight, Jenn ifer , J oshua and J essica, Middleport; Verenia, Don and Josiah Bark· ma n, Middleport; Angela and Charli e Hall, Pomeroy; James a nd Stephanie Keesee, Middle· port; Herman E. Woodard , South Shore, Ky .; Rose, Shariett and LaDonna, South Shore; Jay Woodard, Iceland; Lisa Woodard and Gar y, South Shore; Claude H. and Do nna Woodard, Lucas· ville, Claude A. Woodard, Lucas· ville; John and Barbara, Johnny and .Joey Woodard, Portsmouth: Ray and Sue, Billy and Ray Jr. Fiyt e a nd Ta ra, Easton, Pa . A prince and princess contest for ages 3-7 and a king and queen contest for ages8·12 will be he ld . The flre department auxli · iary will furnish containers A pet show will be held for kids. ages 3·12 with prizes awarded to first, second, and third. To reserve a table or to . Members of th e Victory Bap lis t Church In Middleport at te nded the ou td oor dra ma, "Liv ing Word" In Cam brid ge. Att ending were Rt•v . and Mrs. J<trnes Keesee. Lucy Hendric ks, Dawn Keesee, and Melind a Keesee. VerPnla, Don, Jo sia h Ba rkman, Wan d a, Dwight. Je nnife r . Joshua and Jessi ca Ashley, Angela and Char· Mi sty Jeffers, Car l Buckley , Patsv. J e nnifer, Kimberly , Joe Co rne ll. J .D Keesee. Tammy E~et Wondet Why? Share in an atmosphere of honest inquiry Sunday mornings 9:1 5-1 0:1 5 TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Second & Lynn Streets, Pomeroy, Ohio Starting Sept. 9 Pastor Wildman will teach an adult coui'S8 on Basic Christian Beliefs for high school age an above. CLASSES FOR AU AGE GROUPS NURSERY WITH CIIBS PROVIDED preregister for the prince and princess, king and queen contest or the pel show , call Joan Stewart at 712·2121, or Kimberly Willford at 742 -2103. There will also be a car show and entrants mu sl be regist erd by noon on Saturday . Trophies will be awarded a nd other awards will be given for best paint, best engine, best interio r and best of show . The event is being sponsored by the Rutland Fire Department and Ladles Auxili ary. Reunion held The class of 1960 , Wahama Hig h School. observed its 30ih re union with a picnic rece ntly at the Letarl Community Building In Lela r l, W.Va . Cl assmates attending were Guindiiin Taylor Statts , Betty Roush Greer, Raymond Cundiff , Mason, W.Va. ; Shirley Dodson Ball, Wes te rville; Herman Ste· wa rt, Oak Hill; Yandi Burns VanMatre , Point Pleasa nt, W.Va.; Delores Rei tmire John· son, Letart, W. Va ; Bernice Bond VanMeter, Rutland; Sally Roush Ebersbach, Syracuse; Ge· raid Benjamine Rood, Letart . W.Va.; SueGoodniteMiller. :slew Haven, W.Va .; Car olyn Dotson MacEwan, Las Vegas, Nev .; Ed Planned Parenthood of Sou th eas t Ohio Patient Services Machlre , Nitro, W.Va.: Eimer offi ces will be closed Monday in Van Meter , Lesage, W.Va.; observa nce on Labor Day . Off!· Ralph Clark. New Haven. W.Va.; Tim Duncan, Orient; Judy ces will reopen on Tuesday a t Sp rouse Ginther , Long Bottom: 9: 30 a .m. Marle ne VanMatre Hutchinson. Dublin; William Persinge r. Hi t lard ; John Boye r, Middle port: David Zirkle, Racine; Marilyn The Lot tridge Cc:nmunity Ce n· Sc hwartz Strot her. Love, Ky.; ter will spo nsor the Carthage Wilm arine Clark Hill , Larry Hil l. Township Festi va l on Sept. 7-9. West Columbia, W.Va , J a mes The!·e will be arts and crafts, a Russ Mayn ard, Mason, W.Va .. banjo and fiddle conlest, calk Delores Long, Pomeroy; Myra walk, horses hoe pit ching, door Fore man Ha lfhill. New Haven. prizes, car nival. flea market, W.Va ., Zorra Jones Joh nson. adult tra ctor pull. kiddie tra clor Po m eroy . lie Hall, T hurman Smith, Mar· garet Nunn, Angie McClure, and Bob Ball, Phy llis Hudnall. 1988 CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN 4.3 V-6 motor. tilt wheel, auto .. air, cruise. 2tone nA;nf ONLY$9495 Offices closed Township Festival pull , and musical entertainme-nt. Hili reunion The Chapm an and Myrta Ker· wood Hiiil family reunio n will be Sept. 9 a t !he Star Miii Park in Ra cin e. Those at tending ar e to bring a covered dish and place setting. Dinner will begin a t l p.m. 1986 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED 4 Dr .• loaded with power equipment. SALE PRICED $7995 A QUALITY CAR 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 DR ....... ONLY $5595 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE .................... ONLY $4695 V-6 . low mileage. 1986 FORD MUSTANG ................ ONLY S3995 Air, power Jocks. 1985 CHEVROLET CAMARO ................... S4600 Auto. , Super Clean . 1981 BUICK SKYLARK 4 DR .................. S159 5 low mileage. gas mileage. plus . Ch.rification 1979 FORD T-BIRD ............................... $1295 The girl scouting information that appeared In Wednesday's edition of The Da ily Sentinel pertained to Meigs Count y Falo winne rs for ail Meigs Co unty girl scouls. Eve ryon e il stl'd received blue ribbon s and A's, and the Daistrs should ha ve ap pt•ared as Extra clean . That's right! 1981 OLDS 4 DR. WAGON ..................... S995 Runs & looks good. 1976 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY 2 DR .... $595 A lot of car . 19 78 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ................... S99 S 4 Dr. Clean Brownie-s Service unit meenng set The Big Bend Servi ce Unit Lea ders wiil meet Thursday at 7 p.m. a t Pleaser's in Pomeroy. Leaders are needed in so me of th e sc hool districts and a nyone inleres ted in becoming a leade r is encouraged to attend. More Information may be oblained by calilng Shirley Cogar al992·266a . Weekend Specials FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. 1990 HALF POUND BURGER PLAnER .................... S3.64 Council to meet The Haci ne Village Cou nc il will meet Tuesday a t7 p.m. at th e co un cil cha mbers in stea d of Monda y because of the holiday. SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 500 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PARKING LOT SALE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5th, 6th & 7th 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. Our HaU-Pound lurger, Strwtd on a Lorge Sauclf' lun with Hot Dtlicious Steak Fr-. and !011• Chola of Ho,_odo Colo ~aw, ttlacaroni !olad or lakMi loons. SUNDAY r SE"EMBER 2, 1990 HOME BAKED HAM DINN(R ,,..,., ..,...,,,.,,"'" 5 ~,!? WEATHER PERMITTING • o-ous S.•lnt of Hom....od Htn, footuring Our Own Ho-odo lokin-Wo!oot latrao, SonMi •~' Scotloptd Potolott, Hot lutttrod Corn and a Hot lutltrod loH If - a d o IIH11it lw~h Honoyl, CoHoo. IOfulor 0< Dt<affoinotod, loth Froshly lnwod (l Drink or Hoi Ita S.bstituo ttlay lo Modo!. • s.n• CHILD'S PomoN ....................................................... sJ.32 HAM SANDWICH ALONE ...................................... S2.49 HOURS: 10:00 A .M . TO 9 :30P.M . 7 DAYS A WEEK 786 North Second Ave. Middleport Phone 992-6491 PH CY �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Friday, August 31, 1990 Friday, August 31, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 This Message and Church Directory Sponsored Ry The Interested Rm~inesses Listed On This Page. :fi.hl ---- SWISHER & LOHSE Veterans Memorial Hospital Preo,cnphon\ SNOUFFER ... w.~~~ (]-. TEAFORD REALTY . 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992·3978 992·3325 REmOR Brogan-Warner Fl RE & SAFETY INSURANCE : SERVICES SAlES & SERVIU 992-7075 172 North le<ond Ave. Middleport, Ohio Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus. 0 . 804 W. Mam 9'11 11111 Pomeroy (6141 9'12-6454 (6141 992-11455 POMEROY, OHI0-992-11677 lutttrnut An.. Pom•oy, Bill QUICKEl MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. 0-+--------------t 204 Condor Sl. Pomeroy, OH. John F FuiU . Mqr Ph. n1· 1101 TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHVROl, The Rev. Roland WUctman. pastor . 0 1w·ch School9: 15 a.m Allee Glohokar. 9.ipt.: Wor~~ lO:.Jia.m Cllolrrehears...11.1'llw'sda.V. 7:m p.m.: Lots Burt, Dtr£>ctor PoMmOY CHUROi OF TI£F NA7.A RDiE, Corne-r Unloo and Mulb?rry. Ri'v. Tbomas Gk'n McCiu:f'€, ptlStor. Norma n ~ tey, s. s. &.t" .. &.may Srtml. 9::11 a.m.: nvrn~ ~MrShfp 10: lla.m; (>V(>nirlg ~6 p.m. mki-wt"'ek Si"'!"'\1c'r. Wronesctay. 7 p m GRACE EP&XJPAL CHURCH. l2fi E MalnSt. Pbrr'IPn:IY thP iWv Dr. Rov C Mvror:. , l"t't'l:rd. Sunday ~ U a.m. J UJY> thrOURh August 11 : ~ a.m. ~ber through Ma~· . first. !le("'!"YI. thlrd and ~nda..vs c:A C'aC'h month: Mornlne Ph:)"t"t ("1\ mth ~ys. Ol.urct1 school <~. nd ~ C'~ Jli"'Yik'd. Ccft"ofo hour b1thl' pa r t;ll hall ~t<ly ~ tho """''' I'OMrnOY CHURCH OF ffiRIST. 212 W. St. Leo Lash. """""""'· Bfll.. Sctool ~Jia..m. . ~WO"'Shtp.IO::Ila. m. : Youth ~6 : 00p.m..: E'vmif'€ wcnhtp. 7·00 p ra. 'll< ds:w_diy ~ !nYE'f ~ and Bfblr ~· ?-OOpm.. 1liE SAL\'AnON ARMY. US B..rnf'mut lwl! . ~-. Mn. Den WI~ In d laf""R('. ~ hoHnesi.!; mf'l>llng. 10 a.m : Surrlay ~ Kk :II a.. m Sulliay School. YPSM ~ Ada.rns. lf'oadEor 7:.1) p.m Salvation nrl'tq. YaT"1r.u> spmlo:.Ts and m\JSJC' ~prcln.l s. 'lllur.iday , 11 : ~ a.m. to 2 p.m Ladk'S Hmw i4RUf', rtV'mben tn C'hafl!P . aU w()fl)('n tnvltRI: 6: ofi p.m Thur.Jjay, Cc:n:w; Cmi>t l"1a.sss ! YO~ People-Bible\. 7: :1) p.m. Atb!f' ShKty and Prayer mertlrg. c:p'n to thr [)l.lbllr . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CliRIST. ~CbUdren's HolT)(' Road !County Road 7'1ll !I!'.!·:BI7. Vocal musl<' Sunday Woishl.piO a.m.: Blbk>St1.l1yll a.m. , Worshlp,!ip. m. Wf.>d!"rl:day. Blhlr St111y. 7 p m Speaker. Landon HopP. PV""df\J,'l'llst OUJ DEXTER BTBLE CHRJS'""IlAN CHURCH. Jock Cleland. pastor. Alana Cll'larrl. Supt Sunday &tJ:U 10:00 a.m.; Youth Mtof1tng, 7 p.m. P\ot'fY Wrdnf'Sday SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH - 161 Mulbl:'rrv Aw . Pomrroy. Ph 992 ~- Saturday ·F\..f' nlng Mass. 5: 30 p m . Sunday Mass 9: 30a .m ern classes. 10: :~ a.m. rt rsl, S('('Ond and t hlrd Su ndavs or ('aeh OV)nth Dallv Ma ss. 11" .II a m . C0 nff>Ssl ons Sa turday afiPrnon , 4-5 p.m CHURCH Of J ESUS CHRIST APOS· TOLIC fA ITH - Nf'W Lima Road . rwx Tto F'ort Mel ~~:s Park Ro bt> rt W Rk hards . pa! tor Sunday !!Prv1C'P"i lOam. and 7 p m.; W£'dnf> sday wr~nhlp . i p. m MIDDLEPORT CUMm..'NITYCHL'R\H. "i7!i· PPa rl St .. MlddlPpnrt .;;11m Andf'r~on pf.stor. Sunda y Sc hr~ J I 10 a.m .. Sundav PVPnl ng Sf'rv1Ct> 7 .J) p m .. Wf>dnf'Sday Sf'f vW. 7".10 p m .GRAHAM U~lTED METHOOIST . Pi't'<'rhln~ 9 · }) a.m l'l r ~T and ~ f'C"'nd Sun days of ('ac h month: third a11d rourth Sun day £'ac h month worship Sf'TVtrM at 7 .10 r m.; Wrd nt>Sday f>VPnln!Z"" al 7 ."VI p m Pra}'W and Rlble Study SE VENT H DAY ADVE NTIST Mul berry Ht>lgh h Road , Pomer oy Pastor Rob Sl)ldf'l" ; Sab bat h Srhool Supert nt r ndf'nl. Rodn ey Splr f'S. Sabba th School Of'~n s a t 2 p.m . on Sa tu r da y aftrrnoon wttt1 wor.~ hlp s ~ICf' lnllow ln J!: at .1 ·00 p m [ vf'rv onr wrfrumf' ft UT LA ND FIRST BAPTIST CHlJ llC'H - ~ I SIN Harrlrt! Warnf't". Supr Sundi!y Scfiooi9:.J) am ., Mornln.IZ Wor st1Jp. 10 1~ a.IJII PO~EROY FIRST RAPT IST. Fa~l Main S1 Slt'"Vt> Fullrr, pastor r. ~ ·or g P SkfhnA" . Sunday & hoot Superlnt rndf' nl Sunday Srhool. 9:30a .m.. Mor nlnjl Wor shiP 10:30 a .m.; Wl'dnL'Sday t•Vt' nln l{ prayN and BiblE' study. 7: .JJ p m FIRST ~OUTHE R N BAPTIST . 1IR72 l""ofn·Noy Ptkr. E . Lamar O' Bryanl. pali ror: and Sunda y Sc hool Dlrf"ctor. Sundav Scbvol 9·30 a m .; Mor nln ii: Wor ship. 10:45: Cho ir prMtkr. G: :f) p.m.: f' vf'nln l: w0f!ih1p. 7 .ll p m. Wedn E"S day Prayrr Srrv lrE>. 7· .J) p.m. Mi ssion Frl..nds tali:~ 1-6}. Royal Ambassadors I boy'> ag t>-" fi.lfl r. and Girls In AC'IInn la[i:I"S b. l RI on Wf'cln rs days. 7 30 p.m. Chur eh wid£' VIs It at lon G: ~ p m Tul'Sday FAITH TABERNACLF \HlJRlH . 11nl lryRun Road, Rev Ernmf't! Raw son. p:1s tor , Handlf'Y Dunn. ! up! Sund!IY School. 10 a.m. . Sunday ('Vf'n\n [i: ~M"V l~ 7· on p m , Bible tra chlng, 7:00pm. Thur~day SYRACUSE MISSION . Ct1C"'"ry St. Sy· racuse. Mark Morrw . past or ScorVI C'C's. 10 a m. Sund ay Evrnlng srr.·lr-f>li Sundav and Wl'dn esday at 6:00 p. m l\llDDLEPORT CHURCH OP CHRIST IN ·CHRffiTtAN UNION. DwiRht Half'Y, nnft t>l dt"r: Wanda MohiC'f". Sunday School Su'- Sunday Sc hool 9::11 a.m .. Morn ln l{ Worship 10:30 a.m.: F.venln g Worship 7 :Mt p.ra.; Wt"dnPSday pray{'!" m('E'(!nr;;:: 7· 10 p m M'f. MORIAH CHU RC H OF r.on. Ractne. Rev . J a m£'S Sa !I C'rf! Pid . pas!nr Frfll'"lan Will iams, Sup! Sunda y Sl:' hflnl 9:45 ·a.m. : Sunda)' and Wpdnf'Sda y f' vo•n lngJervl res. 7 p. II(IDOLEPORT FIRST BA f'T IST Col1\er Sixth and Palmer. Rfo\' Jam,... A SetiJon. pas tor: Don Wilson. S.S. Supt .. Be\ilah Whit e, Asst. Supt . Su nday Sc hool 9: IS. am; morning wor!! hlp 10 ·15 am : Su-.y t"Venlng worship 7 pm ; Prayf'r m!ftlng and Blblt' Study Wedn esday 7 pm., MPn'll Prayer Breakfast , 1!11 Sa tu r day1 Pach month 7 am In fellowship hall : adult chOir prattiC'I:' SundAy . 8 pm : radio prociam ' 'Prl'paring thr Way·· Satu rdav . 3 pm WMOV 1360 AM, Ravf"ffiWood, wv. !;:»::.Supper oMervf:'d bt Sun ay of f:':tc:h m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF C HRI ~ T . srh ~ and Main. A! Hart son, mlnlstt>r, Rl4ard [)u8osf'. As!'loctatP Pa.c;tor: Mlki' Ger)ech. Sunday School ~upPrlntendt>n t. Worship Servlrt' I. 8: 15 am ., Sund ay Srhool 9: 30 a . m.: Wonhlp SPrvlrt' II . 10: lO a.m:; [Vt"fflng Wors hlp.7 p m.: WPdnf' say 1 7 p.m. Prayer mft"tinjit. IIIIDDI.EPORTCHURCH OFTHF. NAZARENE. PASTOR Rev. Lloyd D. Grtmm. Jr., pastor. Jean Kimes, Sunday School Su· perlfltendfnt. Sunday Srhool 9: :10 a.m.: MornlngWor!lhlp!Wrvlr(', 10: lla.m .: Sun· day f'Venlng service, 6 p.m .: Wedn esd ay p;ealng servt«", 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Gl(Oftn McMill a n, pastor . Jim Cundlft, S. S. Supt'l"lntendent. Sund Ay SCI'IQOI 9: 30a .m .; morning wcnhip, 10:30 a . ~; Evangelistic St"TV I('(', 6 p.m., Prayer and Pralst W~n ..sday, 7 p.m.: Youtll ml"f'tlng, 7 p.m. UNITED PRI!IIBYTERI!IN IIIINISTKV OF IIIEIG8 COUNTY Rev . O'Qvlnn Kell7 HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN ~CH - Sunday: Worship SPrvlcf'5 9;00 •. m.; Church School 10: 15 a .m .. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sunbly School. 9 a.m.; Church servl('(', Jl; II a.m. 111 £. Main Streel 991 -3785. Pomeroy TFR IAN - MIDDlEPORT. OHIO CHURCH SUPPLIES & BIBLES PRESCRIPTION SHOP RUTLAND CHURCH OF t~tJD. PRs!or. Raymo nd Cox. Sund;n· SchoollO: OO a .m .. Sund ay Morning Worsh ip 11:00 a.m. Chll · Evf'nln~ f 7:00p.m. WPd., 6 p.m Young l}l · dl rs' Auxiliary. WPdnPSday, 7 p.m. Famll v Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Otr Rl. 124. 3 mllrs rrom Portland-Long Bot· tom . Ed sel Hart , pastor. Sunday School. 9· 30 a.m., Sunday mom In~ prpachlnR 10· 30 a m .. Sunda~· PVentng S('fVI('{'S. 7: 30 · M"f OLJVf: L'SITED MFTHODIST orr 124. tx> hlnd Wllk{'S\" lliP ChariPS JonPS. p;Jslor Sunday School. 9: .JOa .m .. morn In,~~; wur·s hlp . 10· 30: Sunday and Thursday f' vl'!lln~ ~ f'f"\ " kt'S, 7:00p.m. MEIGS COOPERATM! PARIIH l 'SfTED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rfov. Sharon R&MimM Rn. Franll Crolo• tuv. Seldon Jobnaon 1\LfRED - Church Sthool 9:30 a m .: Worsh ip, lla .m.; UMYF6:Xlp.m.: UMW Third Tue-sday, 7· :l) p.m . Comm union, rl rs t Sun day . tHau~hman) CHESTER - Worsh.lp 9 a.m ., Church Schooll Oa .m .; BlbleStudy . Thunday. 7p m., UMW. rlr !'l l Thursday. 1 p.m, Com munkln, fi rs t Sunday !Hausman I JOPPA - Wonhlp 9:.l"J a.m.: Church SctJ:>ollO ~a . m . B!bleStudy Wednesday. 7 · lJ p m. (Johnson\ LONG BOTTOM- ChurC'h Sc-hOol 9: :lO am ., Worllhlp lO:lJ a. m. , Blbl f' S tudy , Wl'dnMday, 7::ll p. m.: Co mmunion First Sunday or Month tR("\' Charll'S Eaton \ REEDSVILLE- Church Sc hool9 : )J a . m . Wouhlp Sf>rvlct> li :OOa .m TIJPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Chu r<"" h Sc hool 9 a.m., Worship 10 a .m., Bl hl r Study , TuPSday. 7:30p.m.: Commu· nlon Fi rst Sunday (Hausman) . CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev. Do11 Meadew• Rev. w.. ~ Thatcher Rev . Frank 8mllh Rev. Kalhryn Rill!)' Rev. Ron FlerrCl!' Rn . A.rttmr Crabtrflf Rev. Florence Smllh ASlJUR Y j Syracuse\ - Worship 11 a .m ChurC"h Sc hool 9:45a.m.; Charge Blbl r Study. Wednl'5d ay, 7:30pm.: UMW, nr st TuMday. 1· 30 p m., Cho lr Rehears al, Wednrsday 6: l1 p.m. tThatrherl ENTERPRISE - Wors hip 9 a .m .. Church SrhoollOam. Bible Study, TU M· da~·. 7:00p.m .: UMW , F'lnt Monday, 7· 1) p.m.. UMVF Sunday. 6 p.m . tRIIcyl FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 a .m. Worship, 11 a .m.: Bible Study, Thurs· dMf , 7 p m , UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m . (RI lryl FOREST RUN - Worsh.lp 9 a .m .. ChurC'h School 10 A.M.. Choir prac1l N'. Thursday. 6:30p.m.: UMWlhlrdMonday . 1Thai ehrn HEATH iMiddh"POrll- Church School. 9 .10 a .m., Mor ning Won hlp 10 : .)) a .m. Youth Croup. 4 p.m.: WNtnf'Sday, Blblf' s tudy b:OO p.m. Choir rE'hearsal7 :00p.m 1 Fra nk Smlth l MINERSVfLLE - Church School 9: 00 am.: Worship serv ice 10 :00 a .m.; UMW third Wf'dn~day. I p m. I Thatcher! PEARL CHAPEL - Church Sc hoo1 9. 00 am.; Wonhlp Serv iCE' 10 :00 a .m. (F lorf'n('f ~ m!th l POMEROY - Ch urch Sc hool , 9: I~ a .m. Wor~hlp 10: XI a.m.: Choir rehearsal W1•dnPSday. 7: 30 p.m.; UMW, sPCOnd T ul>Sda y. 7 30 pm., UMYF'Sunday , 6 p.m. t Meru\0'111~1 HOCK SPRINGS- - Chur<'h Sc hool , 9: 15 am : Wor11hlp lO am Bible Study. Wed· n(osday . 7:10p.m.; UMYF (Sen i or~\. Sunday, G p.m., I Juniors) pverv other Sun day, lip m (Rill')o"l · RUTLAND - Ch urch School. 10 a .m: WQrshlp, 11 a .m., UMW Firs! Monday. 7.XI p.m. rCrablr(I('J SA LEM CE NTER - Chur ch School9: 15 am. , Morn lnp; Worship 10: 15 a .m (FI('l"rf> ) SNOWVIlLE - Morning Worship , 9: 00 a m .; Chur ch Srhool10 :00 a .m. IF' Iorence Smit h~ SOUTIIERN CLUSTER Rev . llenne&h Baker Rev . RoJft' Graef' Rev . Carl Hicks APPLE GROVE- Church School '1: 00 a .m.; Mnr nlng Worship 10 :00 a .m., Bible Stud y Sunday 7:00p.m.; Prayer meeting 7:00p.m. Thunday . I.Htcksl BETHANY - Worship 9 a .m. , Church Sc hoo110 a .m .; Bible Study Wednesday 10 a. m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed· nesday 11 a .m. (Bakt!" ). CARMEL - Church School 9::ll a .m., worship, 10 :45 a .m. Sf'rond and Fourth Sundays; Fellowship dinner with Suttoo third Thursday, 6: :ll p.m. !Baker) . MORNING STAR- Chureh School9: 4~1 a .m.: Wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study. Thuroday, 7::.1 p.m. (Baker) . SU1TON - Church School.. 9:30a.m ., Morning Worship 10 :45a.m . flrsta ndthird Sundays; Fellowship dinner with Ca rmel third Thuuday, G:ll p.m. (Baki'!'l. EAST LETART - Mornln~Worshlp 9:00 a.m.; Olurch SchoollO:OOa.m.; UMWflrs1 Tuesday 7: ll p.m. (GrSCt") . RACINE- Ol.urt'h School, 10 a.m.; Wor· ship U a.m.; UMW fourth Monday at 7: ll p. m.; Men's Praytr Breakfut, Wednmday. 8 a.m. jGrate). KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roger Spring. minister; Starling Ma11ar and OJ. lver Swain. Sunday School Supts. Prmchlng9 : 30 a.m. each Sunday; Sunday SChool tO: :JO a.m . FISHER FUNERAL HOME 271 Ilorth !Hom! 9'12-5141 Middleport, 264 South 2nd Ohio EWING FUNERAL HOME pm da v. ii · .lO p m RAWUNGS-COATS 992-66119 ~rviCf' ln_g worship 11 a m . Evpnlnj;( Sf'I'" V irl' 6 p m Pra;.'f'r ml'f•lln~ <~nd Rlhle Stud y Wt>d I 06 Mulberry An. nt>Sday. 7 p.m FOREST RU N UAPfiST Rev Ny ll' BordPn. pastor Co r nPI Iu s Runr h. ~up! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am . St><'-lnd and fourt h Sunda ys worship s('rvlct> at ~ : 30 p 992-2121 CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Port· la nd·Ractne Road . Mlk C' Duhl, pas1Ct"": Jotn !re Danner. church S('"hool dlrN1or. Church sc hool9: 30 a .m.: Mornlng worship 10 : 30 a.m., Wednesday even In~ pra yPr se rvices. 7· 30 p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST . Rl"'.i . Ear l Shuler. pastor. Worstup service, 9: l:l a .m Sunday Sc hool 10: :1"1 a.m. BlblrStudy and prayer service Thursday, 7: JO p.m CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION AL CHURCH. Kingsbury Road . Rev . Clvd(' W. Hender soo. pastor. Sunday Sc·h aol9 : 30 a .m .; Ralph Carl. Supt . Even · lng worship 7:00 p.m. PrayeT mf't'tl.n ,~~;. Wednesday 7:00p.m OLD BETHEL FRE E WILL BAPTIST CHURCH, 28601 State Route 7, Mlddl f' port. Sund ay Sc hool 10 a .m .: Sunda)' t>vf'n· lng St'rYict' ·t :JO p.m .. Tuesday st'rvtce, 7 : ~ p.m. HY~~LL RUN HOLINESS CHUR CH. Bob Grimm, pastor . Sunday Sehool CJ : 30 a m.: Wonhtp 10: 45 a .m .. Sunday f>VE'nln,l{ s('rv lcp, 7 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob. loca1ed on County Road ll RP\1 Roger Willford. past or. Sunay &hoal9: 30 a .m.; Morning Worship 10: 45 a. m.: Sun · dny ("Vf>n lng worship 7:00p.m · WC"dn t>S · day evPnlng Blblt> Study 7:00p.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN Coo l· vlllP RD . Rev . Phillip Rldrnour. pa~tor Sunday Sc hoo i'J: 30 a .m.; worship sPrviC"f' 10· 30 am.: AlbiC' study and wors hip SE'r · vit"(' , WednPSday , 7 p.m. HUT LAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Eu· ~f'n(' E . Underwood. minister Sunday Sc t1ool. 9:30a.m ., Morning worship. 10: 30 11m : EvE" nlng Worship, 7:00p.m . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST, A.mos RACINE F'fRST bAPTIST. Stf>vr Tillis, pastor . Sonny Hudson, supt. Sunday JX>aver. PastCI" Mlk p Swl,~~;Pr, Sunday School 9: 30a .m.; Morning Worship, 10: JO & hoot Supt. : Sunday Sc hool 9: 30a .m : a m .; Sunday evening servl('{' 7; 00 p.m. Morn !n,l{ worship 10:40 a.m .. Sunday Wf'dnt>Sday sprvtce 7 p.m WMPO prof>VP n l n ~ worship 7:30pm .: WN!n rsdav _g ram 9 a.m. e-aC'h Sunday Pvt•nln!il Bibl e study 7:30p.m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. RENE Samut"l BasyE', pastor. Sunday Burlingham. Ray LaudermU1, paslcr, lfu S\hool9 · 30 a .m. : Worship ~ rvtN' 10 : .10 a lll'r1 Cal.art, ass istant Jll.Sl<r. SuM!l)' SC'hool m , Young Peoplr' s St>rv!('(' 6 p.m lO a.m., wen lip 7 p.m., Wed"IE!!ld~·, 6 p.m r~· 11 ng~l st iC' servlef' 6:30p.m. Wedn esday youth mMing: WPd. , 7p.m. Churt'h !l('f"V!C"l"'S sf'rv lce 7 p.m. PINE GROVE HOLINESSCHURCH.\; MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mlll t"'" 11'1\JP off Rt 3:15. Rev . Ben J . Wall s, pas1 or ST. Muon. W. Va Sunday Blblp St ud y 10 l'.otu'rr Srar les. S.S. Supt. Sunday School am , Worship 11 a .m. and 7 p.m. Wedn {'S· 9 JO a .m.: Mornln ~ Worship 10: 30 n m . da y Bible Study, vocal musk, 7 p.m. Sund ay E'\'f:'n(njit service 7::11 p.m., W1od LiRERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud nf-sda y servtct', 7 :ll p.m din,!!; lanr. Mason, W . Va . J . N Th arker. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Ll!tlr . pastor Evening SE."rvlct> 7: 30 p.m .. Wo· pastor. Stf:'vt' litHe, S. S. Supt. Sunday ml'n ·~ Ministry Thunday, 9:30a.m : Wf"d · School 10 a.m : Mornin g worslp, 11 a m .: n('!lda y Prayt>r and Bible Study 7: 15p.m Sunday (>Vt"n! ng wocshlp 7: :ll p.m. Prayf'r HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH, St. Rt. meelln~ and Bible study W(>(fnesday, 1. 30 14.l ] u~ l off RT . 7. Rev. Ja.mes R ArrE'P Sr . p.m : Youth mpp!lng Wi'dnf'Sday at 7 p m pastor: Rev . Mlkr WIIIMt, Asst . Pastor: REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURC H Joe Humphr ey, S.S. Supt ; Sunday School - 383 N. 2nd A. ....e ., Middleport. Sunday IOa .m.; MorntngWonhlp 11 a .m. ; Sunday School10 a.m. Sunday f'\len!nJi: 7·0Dp m: ''vPnlnt~: servkr 6 p.m. : WPdnesday evt>n Mid -week sf:'rviCf', Wed. , 7 p.m. lng 7 p.m LANGSVILLE CHRIS'MAN CHURCH, PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH Of THF Sunday School9: JOa .m.: Jl'ff Smllt1, sup! NAZARENE:, William Jus tis. pastor . Sun Morning worship 10: 30 a.m ., Sunda y chty ScMol Supt . Sonja Justl5 . Sunday rvenlng servi C't', 7: )) p.m.: Wf>dnesday Sc hoo l. 9:30a .m .. momingwonh lp, 10 :40 r~·e nln g servl<'r. 7:30p.m a .m.: Su nd ay and Wednesda y st>rvlces. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN J · .10 p m CHRIST. Elden R. Blake, pasiCI". S und a~· MIDDLEPORT COMMUNfTY CHURCH . School 10 a.m.: Gary Reed. Lay lf'ftdef Sa m Anderson, pastor. Sunday morning ser Morn! n,l!; sermon, 11 a .m .. Sunday nlgt1! vlre , 10 a.m.: EW'fllnjil: lei"V1ct"S. Sunay and Sl'rvlcM: Chrlstl.an Endeavor 7)) p.m. Wf"'lf'Sday, 7:l) p.m. Song serv!re 8 p.m . Prr-achlng 8:30pm . Hi\RITORD CHURCH OF CHRlST IN Mid -week prayer meet lnR, Wednesday. 7 CH RISTIAN UNION. Hartfo rd, W. Va p.m. Rrv . Davl~ MrManll, pa~or. Chu JTh CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER . School 9:30 a.m.; Sunday morning ser Salem St., Rutland. Robert E . Mu sse r , viC1', 11 a.m.; Sunday ("venlng service, pastor. Sunday S<'t1ool 10 :00 a .m ; Wo r 7: l.l p.m. Wedn~ay prayer meeting, 7: JO sh!p serv ice, 1 15 a .m.: Sunday evrnln~ p.m servi ce, 7:00p.m . ; Thursday PVenlnR wr fAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, VIC'e, 7:00p.m. W. Va. , Rt . I , .James Lewis, pastor. Wa r· NEW LIFE COVENANT CHU RC H. ship services 9::.:1 a .m.; Sunday Sthool II Chestt'r , Gary Hines, pastoc. · Sunda~· a.m.; Evening worship 7:30p.m. Tuesday S<'hool at ~ : Mt a.m. : Worship serv lct> at cottage prayN mH'tlng and Bible Study 10:30 a .m., Sunday t>ve ning serv lrP. 6: 00 9:30a.m.; Worship servl~. Wl'dnesday p.m.: Wednt"Sday Disciple Class, 7:00 p 7 m. ' VIOUR LlJTII ERAN CHURCH. Walnut and Hen ry Sts.. Ravenswood. W HE MLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , David Va . Th e Rev . George C. W(>(rld:, pa5t{l". Prentice, putor. Charles Oomlgan, Sun Sunday SC'hool9 : 30 a .m.: Sunday worship day School Supt. Morning Worship 9: JO a . 11 a.m. m.; Sund.aySchoollO:Xla.m. ; EV('Ringser CALVAR.Y BffiLE CHURCH , loca ted on vir., 7:00p.m. Pomeroy Pike, County Road 2~ neu Flat· MT. UNION BAPTIST, Pas t IT: Joe N wl)l)d.s. Rev. Blackwood, pasta'. Services Sayre, Sunday Sc:'hool9: 4 ~ a .m.; Evening on Sunday at 10 : 30a .m. and7 :l) p.m. with worship 6:)J p.m .; Prayer Meeting, 6: 30 Sunday Sc hool9: JOa .m. 81bleSiudy , Wed· p.m. Wednelday. netdoy, 7::.1 p.m . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF SPffi!TUAL FAITH FELLOWSHIP, CHRIST. Robert Foster, past~ Howard State Rou~ 338, AnUqulty. Rev . A. I. Stf.'Caldwell, SUJM'fln~ndent; Church schod wart. past cr. Sunday aervlces, lOa.m. and 9 a.m.; Wonhlp serv\ce9:4~a . m . and6: 30 7 p.m.; Tuetday.7 p.m. p.m. Ewry<r~.e welcome. MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLJ. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZANESS CHURCH, Inc., 75 Pearl St. Rev . RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pester. Ivan Myen, actlneput<r; Roger Manley, Douglas Bissell. supt. Sunday School9:30 Sr., Sunday School Superintendent. Suna.m. ; Worship service, lla .m . and 6 p.m . da.y Scho~ 9 : ~ a.m.; Mornln~ wonhlp Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· lO. :Kl a .m., evenlna: worship f :JO p.m.; lng. Wednesday evening Bible study, prayer LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST and praise service, 7:30p.m. CHURCH. William WUIIama. post<r; RoCHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOsbert E . Bartoo, Dlrll!dororC'hrlstian Edu· TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd . Elder calion; Steve Eblin, asslltanr. Sunday James Miller, putCI". Sunday School, School 9: ll a. m.; Morning worship 10 : ~ 10: 31'la .m.; Worah.lp Service, Sunday, 7: 30 a .m.: Te~s In Act ton. 6 p.m.; Evening p.m.: Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Worship. 7:00p.m. Choir practice 8 p.m. CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, HarrtSunday . Wednesday t"Venlng prnyer and smvUie Roa4. Re-v. VIctor Rouah, post<r; Bible st OOy. Cllntm Fault, Sunday School Supt. ; Sun· DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, clay Scllo<ll9: 30 a.m.; momlnr w<rlldp, 11 Roger Wahoo, mlnl!ter; Nonnan Will, a.m.; Sunday oi!!Yealng aervlce 7;30 p.m. supt Sunday SchocJ 9: 30a .m.: Wonhlp Prayer Meellrrl, Wl!dnEIIIay, 7::.1 p.m. service lO:ll a .m . Bible study, Wedn es. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GoD. day, 7:00p.m. non·Penreoostll. Worship service Sunday REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 10 a.m.: Sunday School 11 a.m. EvenlnR ~JR~ ' Middleport " l)iJlnif~· and Sen·in' Alwa:v .~·· Established 1913 HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRfSTTAN UNION , Theron Durham, pastor. Sunday •erv lce. 9::Kl a.m.; evf'nlng servl£'e 7:00 p.m. Prayer met>llng, Wt'dnesday, 7:00p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Jack Colegrove, pas1or. BlbiP Clau, 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship 10:.10 a m .; Evening Worship, 6::1lp.m. Thursday Bible Study, 6: ll p.m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. PomM'oy Harrisonville Rd . (Rt. 143) Robert E . Pur· tt•ll. mlnlll1er; S1eve Stanley. Bible School Supt .; Hart~ Johnson, Asst. Supt. SUN DAY : Blblt' Scl'wlol 9:30 a.m.; Wors hi p 10: 30 A.M . and 7: :Kl P.M.: WN!nesday Bl· bleStudy,7:00 p.m. ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pint> Grove . The R.t>v. Laura A. LeaC'h. pastor Church servlee 9: lJ a.m., Sunday S4: ho~ 10:30 a.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Tom Runym , paator. Sunday School CJ : :1) a .m.; larry Haynes. S. S. Supt Morning won h.Jp lO:ll a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA · RENE, Rev . John Vance. pa!ltor ; Ora Bass, Chairman of the Board or Chrl.stlan Life. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Morn ing Worshl 10 :.](] a.m.; EvanRellcal srrvl('('. 7·00 p.m.; WPdnt'ld.ay service, 7:00p.m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. De• · ter . Woody Call, past or. Servlct"S SundHy JO a .m. and7 p.m. WPdnesday. 7 p.m. OYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHUR CH. Uoyd Say rE'. Supt. Su nday School 9: XI a m.; mornlnR wonhlp IO ·)) a m. Sund ay ~enln,~~; serv ice 7 p.m. Q).,.~l 786 NORTH SECONO AVE. Sunda y School, 10 a .m., r hurl'h S('T\I ]CC , 10:15 a .m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL RAPTIST CHUR CH, Cornf'!"" Ash and P lum . No<'l Hrrrmann . pastor Sunda y School lO: OOa . m . Morning Worship, 11 :00 a .m.: WNt nMda y and Saturday Even ing Servlc€'5 al 7:30pm APP LE GROVE UNITED METHO DIST CHURCH - Pastor. Rev . Ca r l Hkk s, 10 mllf'S abov(' Ractnf' on Rt . 388 Sunday School 9 a.m., worship st>rvlef' 10 a.m. Sunday e\lf'ntng .c;erv tce. 6: 00p.m.: PravN mf'f'tlnR and Blblr Sru dv Thurs. 992-5432 93 Mill Street Mlddloport. Ohio 46780 18 14) 992-8867 - 1998 -00KS) FIRST UNITED PR ESR Y drr n's Church 11 a.m . Sunday 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy "lll\3 <.\\\;(( jrruf K&C JEWELERS .~Yni\CUSE Crow's Familr Restall'lllt ..,,.,.,,,1 K·~~~~t ~ ''''' c•1e~.... '192-2'175 Pomeroy ' , FLOWERS FOR EVOY OCCASION 114 [. Main 991·5130 Pomeroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT flu1h Mill Work · Cabinet Making Syracuse Pomtrov 99~·2104 Kat.· Cmvn\Dilon. ill ~~~~! Pomeroy _liS I . Memorial Dr. RACINE PLANING MILL Pomeroy. L--------------.l m MT worship servl cr- 7·00 p.m. Wf'dn{'S d av prayer mertln g 7:00p.m MT. HERMON UNfTED ARETHR EN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Trxas Communllv off C1 . R1. 82. Rev . Rob('r t Sa ndrrs. pasTor. Jf>fl HoltPr. Ia~· loorlf'r. Ed Roush. Su nday School Supl. Su nda ;.School 9: JO a.m. : morning worship and rhlldren's rnun:-h 10 :30 a .m ., f>\'Pnlng preachlnJ;!: wrvkt> (lr st thr('(> Sunday s. 7: :J} p.m .; Spl'('"lal ser.•IC1' fourth Sunda y N'enln~ . '/ :.10 p.m : Wt>dnrsda:v Prayf'r Met"' tng, Bible Stud.v and Youth F'PIIow s hJp. 7:30pm CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY Lo catf"d on 0 . J Wh!!l' Road o( Hl~h wav 160. Pat Henson. pas tor. Sund a~· School Jn a .m. Cla sSf's iorall aJ{es. JunlorCt1urch 11 a.m .. Morning worship 11 a .m /\dull Choir prac!lcf'6 p.m. Sunctav. Young Pf'o· plr's. Ch ildren's Ct1 urr h and Adull Elbl f' Stud:v. Wl'dnl'Sda;.' at 7 )) p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL . 570 Gra nT St .. Ml<ld iPport . Affilla!f'd with Southrrn Rap!ist Co nvrn!ion D1l\'ld Rryan . Sr .. M! nl5ter . Sundav Sc hool 10 a.m .: Mornln J! worship 11 a ,1, : Evf'nlng wor ship 7 p m .. W£'dn('Sda~· rvC' nln_g Blblr study a nd pra yer m(>{'! \nJ<!: 7 p.m. 13RADPORD C" HURC"II OF CIIJUST. Sr Rt. 124 and Co . Rd . ~ . l.)('rr-k St ump. past or Wlll!am Ambt>rg(>f", S. S. Supt. , Sunda v SC'hOol 9·)) a m : Mor nin g Worship 10· .10 am .: Ew nln ~wo r s h!p 7 : .Ytp . m Wf'dnrs dav worship 7: :1) p.m. ST PAUl. l.tJTHF. RAN f:HIIR C" H . Co rnt>r Svcamon.• an c.l Storo nd Sts .. Po mProv Thr Hrv Laura A. U:>ach. pastor . Sunda y Sc hoo19: 45 a .m. Chu n-h SNV IrP 11 ;1. m VICTOHY BAPTIST. ~:l':i N 2nd St . Mlddlepon .Jamf'S E Krf'Sff. pas tor Sundav morning worship 10 a .m., F.vrn lng sPrv lrf' i p.m. Wedn E"Sda y C'venin g wor ship 7 p. rn . Vi s itation Thu rsda ~· fi : ]0 p m MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH : D11v ld Curfman. pas lor. Sunda.v Schon!. 10<~ m. wors hip Sf'n·l cc 11 a.m : Sundav ni_Rh! wors hip SC'rvl cr 7: 30 p.m .. Mldwf'f'k pr;~yN SN vlre W l'd nesda~· 7 p . m WES LE YAN BIBLE HO LINESS r HURC H nl MlddiPf1or1 . 1n r . 7~, Pf'ari St Ht•v . Ivan Myrrs. pastor: Ro~t,.. Man I("\·. Sr , S undav Sc hool Supt. Sundav ~ h oot 9· .10 a m.;. Mor nlnJt:: Wor~hlp JO: ]()a.m .. Evt> nln.R" Worship 7· 30 p.m . WPdnl'Sda.v Pvr nln~ IJiblf' stud y. pra.~· r r and pral sf' srrvlre. 7::'10 p.m FA.ITH GOSPEL CHURC H, Long Bot · !em. Sundav Sc hool. 9:JO a.m. : MornlnJ<!: Worship 10 : 4~ a .m .; Sundnv rvf' n!n _g 7·00 p.m . tsummN 7" .10 p.m. l, W£-dnt.'SLiav niRh! 7·00 p.m isummrr 7·.10 p . m .~ NEW LIF E COVE r-.' ANT CHURCH OF GOD. C h ~ lf'f - Gary Hln~ pastor Sun day Sc hool 9: :rJ a .m .. wors hip s f'r vle~·. )0:30a .m., ev..nlng st-rv!Cf', 6p m., Disci · pi PS hlp elf1.\~. WPdne!llday . 7 p .m MT . OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, lawrence Bus h. pastor Sunda y Sc hool 9 · .10 a m., Sunda y and Wf'dn f'S da y f'vl'n ln J!: worsh ip servkr, 7:00p .m UNITE D FAfTH CHURCH, Rt. 7on Po · mNoy By-Pass Rt'v . Robrrt E . SmiTh, Sr. pas tor. Mf'lvtn Drakf', S. S. Supt. Sunda y School9 : .lO A.m .: M o rnln~ Wors hip 10:30: Evening Worship 7:00p .m.: Wednf'Sday Prayf'r 5(-rv !('"(', 7:00p. m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH . Ra ilr oad St.. Ma son. Sunday Sr hool10 am : Morn- MORIAH RAPT IST. Fourth and Main S! . MlddlrporT RPv Gllbf'r! Cra l~t: . .Jr . pas tor. Mrs. F.rv tn Baumg.o~rdn{'r. Sundav School Sup!. Sund ay Sc hool "9: 30 a m : Worship S!"'r\llrr. Jn ·4!i a .m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Jos eph 13. Hosk in s. f>va n~pll s t . Sundav RlblrSrudy9a .m Worsht p. to a.m., Sun · da y PYPnlng servlr:'f> li p.m . WPdnt>Sdav f'ventn~ srrv lcP, 7 p.m PENTECOSTfi.L ASSEMBLY. RorlnP. R1 . 124. William Hoback, pas tor Su nday Srhoo l 10 a.m .. Sun day l'vf'nlng servlN' 7 p.m . Wednt>Sday evening se rvlrr 7 p.m CARPENTER BAPfiST. Don Cheadl('. Supt. Sunday School 9:.10 a .m Mornln.'!: Wor .~ hlp 10: JO a .m. Pr ayt>r Sf'rviN'. al ! rrn atf' Sundays THE CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST APOSTO LI C' FAITH - Nf'w Lima Rd .. nf'x l to Fort Meigs Park. Rutland Rober! Richard s. pas!or. &>rvlci"S at 7 p.m. on Wedn esdays and Sundays . HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· T ER or 1hr Wf'S if'Va n Holiness Chureh Rl'v Ea rl Flf'lds. pastor . He nry Eblin. Sunday Sc hool Supt .. Sund a:-.' SchoollO a . m.: Morn!n ~ Wor ship 11 a .m .. Evenln.'!: srrvlcf' 7: :so p.m. Wf'dnf'Sday f'V f'llln g sf'r vlrp 7:30pm. STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAI TH. Cary Holt r r, pastor. Su nd ay st>r viC'f'~ 9· 30 a .m. a nd 7 p.m., Mldwf'f'k sPrvkP. 7: 30 p m Thursday MIDD LEPORT PlNTLCOSTAl. Thlrd Ave . Rrv . Clark Rakrr . pastor. Carl No! !Ingham . Sunday Sr hool Supl. Sunda y Sc hool 10 a .m wllh classes lor all agf'S [V('n lng S('rvle'"M ar f, p.m. Wf'dnf"Sday Bl blr stud y at 7: 30p .m. Youth sNv\N'S Fr l doty at 7:30p.m. ECCL ES lA FF:LLOWSHIP. 12~ Mill St . Mlddlrport . Brothf'r Chul k Mc:Ph('J"sOTI. pastor. Sunday Sc ho ol 10 a .m . Sunday .. ~·rntn~ .c;ervi C1'5 at 7 p.m. a nd WNln<"sday s.~•n· l res al 7 p.m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Krnnet11Sml!h. p.1st or. S unda~· School 9: JO <t . m., r hu rt:h serv l<:'1' 7: 30 p.m.; ~' OUt h ft>llowshlp G: 30 p. m ., Blbtf' st udy. Tt1 u rsday. 7: .lO p m FULL GOSPEL LI GHTHOUSE, 1:.145 Hilan d Road. Pom£>rcr.,·. Tom Kell y. pas· lor. Da nny Lamhf'r t. S. S. Su pt . Sunda v morning sPrv lre at tO a.m .. Sunday eve n lflti: servk(' 7:30p.m. Tu esday and Thurs· day Sl'r vlrt'S at 7· }) p.m NE W HAVEN CHUR CH OF THE NA ZARENE. Rev . Gl endon Stroud. pastor Su nda y School~ : 30 a m : Wor shtp sf' rvl('(' . JO · JO a m., Youth sc rv!re S unda y 6: 15 p m. Sunday rv('n\n2 S('rv!CE'7 : 00 p.m. Wed n('Sday Prayer Meetl.n~ and Biblf' Sludy j 00 p.m . NEASE SETILEM ENT CHUHCH.Sun ·~ day a rlernoon St>r\IICf""' at 2 ll Thursd ay f'V{'n!ng servl ees at 7:30. FIRST BAPTlST CHURCil. Mason. W . Va . Past or, B!!l Mu rphy Sunda y School tO a.m.: Sunday evening i :30 p.m. Pra)'er mf>t:'t lnR and Bible stud y Wednesday. 7: 30 p.m. Every Me welromt' RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa lrm St . Rf'v . Pt~u l Ta\l lor. pastor. Sunday SchoollO fl m.: Sundayf'v£' n!ng7 :00p .m .. Wednesday t>vr nln~ prayer meetln,l!; 7:11() ., p.m. SOUTH BF:TH F. L NEW TES TAME NT CHURCH. Sllvf>r RldJt:P. Duan P Syden· <OJ str!ck('f, pastor . Sunda y School 9 a.m ., Worst11p SPrvlf'f'. tO a .m .: Sunday f'Vl'n In~ 5Prv\ce. 7:00p.m. WPdnesday nl gt1 t Dl lll l' sh.ldy 7: 00p.m We take this opportunity to pay tribute to the millions of men and women who make up the labor force of this wonderful land of ours. The hourly wage earner and the salaried employee, the commissioned salesperson and the government employee all work hard to build-up our economy, making our nation strong and a leader in the world community. LABOR DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1990 T~IS PAGE SPONSORED BY THESE MANY FINE BUSINESSES. K&C JEWELERS QUALITY PRINT SHOP -3345 MIDDLEPOITI OH. CROWS FAMILY RESTAURANT SPARE TIRE RELIGION! POMEROY, OH. -5432 Does anyone know If you are a Christian• Are others aware thai you have a religion and faith? Sure you say, I believe In God. I have a faith but I can't Lalk well enough to explain lt . I can do alright by myself. Many, many people have a spare tire religion. They keep It hidden In the trunk until an emergency comes along. Sad to say when they open Lhe trunk to get Lhat spare, It Is fiat You see religion Is not only tor emergency use. It Is needed to be pul In use every day like the gas tank. Every time we get In the car we make use of the gas Lank and use a little bul Lbe spare tire just goes along tor Lhe ride. This Is not Ihe way It should be . Our faith needs to be used every day. A man was fishing In a small boat on Lake Erie when as Lorm came up. Waves splashed 'Into Lbe boat The man prayed "0 God, I have not called on you for 15 yean, but God, If you will save me this time, I'll promise not to bother you for anolher 15 years." If you were God would you help out this fisherman? Is your religion a last resort kind of religion. Have you made prayer an emergency balch with God as a sort of last resort? I would assume God would have a special place In His heart for His regular customers, those who pray regularly . If your faith Is a spare tire religion, you may find out when you open Lhe trunk, you used that spare tire along time ago, and II Is no longer In the Lrunk. So often we have spare things around lor use In an emergency, but when the emergency comes, we forget where we put the spare. Don't let this happen toyourtalth. Use It every day and twice on Sunday. Don't have a spare tire religion. - P881or William Mlddleswarth • POMEROY, OH. -3785 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 992-6455 992-6454 POMEROY, OHO VOERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 992-2104 POMEROY, OH. SWISHER-LOHSE PHARMACY 992-2955 POMEROY, OH. BANKEONE IEh7hh~en Thousand People Who Care. B ANI<. O N [ A ! HENS NA , A PART OF THE CAR ,NG H"AM Atflens 0 11 •0 I.A I'm(l"' f ()1( RAWLINGS-COATS-FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 MIDDLEPORT, OH. BAUM TRUE VALUE 985-3301 CHESTER, OH. MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES 992-6128 MIDDLEPOIT, OH. FRUTH PHARMACY 992-6491 MIDDLEPORT, OH. heritage house OF SHOES 9'12-5629 MIDDLEPOII, OH. •, ' EWING FUNERAL HOME POMEROY, OH. 9'12-2121 PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992·6669 MIDDLEPOII I OH. 'flea£er5 . I' "'' POMEROY I 01. W. MAIN i 992·2057 PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 MIDDLEPORT, OH. GRAVEY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE 992-2975 POMEROY, OH. RIDENOUR SUPPLY 992·3308 CHESTER, OH. STATE FARM INSURANCE MIKE SWIGER 992-6685 MIDDLEPORT, OH. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 992-2506 POMEROY, OH. DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN-MUSSER INSURANCE 992-2342 POMEROY, 01. INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY 992-2635 MIDDLEPOII, 01. SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 POMEROY, OH. SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS 992-2115 POMEROY, OH. ,I �Page-8- The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Classified • The Area 1 Numbir 1 Marketplace TO PLACf AN AD CALL 992 2156 8 AM to 5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY Public Notice Public Notice fo the rei ef demanded n the C ompleint La ry E Spencer Clertl: of Couru Mega County Common Plaaa Court 6 TC be ng furthe deacr bed as fo lows Beg nn ng 70 feet &Bit of he southwest co ne of Lot #297 thence north &0 feet hence ea1t 70 teet thence south 50 feet thence west 70 feet to he place of beg n n ng 18 31 1917 14 21 28(10 6 8 AM untrl NOON SATURDAY PARCEL 2 Public Notice CLOSED SUNDAY Malo o n • m all • mlllll' Cad o hank Happ Memo am A e 5,... D o d w ORDINANCE NO B06 90 b Ad • d 5• f!l5 • ' "' OA COP DEAD NE MONDAY PAPEfl TUESDA BE OR E PUB 2 00 PM MONDA PAPER WEDNESDA CAT ON 00 AM SATUROA Z 00 PM TUESOA PAP ER 2 00 PM WEDNESOA 200PM THURSDA 2 00 PM FR OA THURSDAY PAPE~ R DA PAPER SUNDA PAPER BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4 30 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION GRAND OPENING September 1 1990 Carpenters Guns & Ammo 1987 Dodge Co 0 L PS PB w M PUBLIC INVITED PAUL FITZWATER BENEFIT BREAKFAST Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE SAT SEPT 1 7 AM 10 AM Only $3 00 per person Marg~Nt Public Notice Ann Littte P'l1 nt ff VI Anthony Eugene Unle Defendant C11o No 90 DR 136 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION To Anthony Eugene L tde wtto11 lalt known addrt~ll w .. 211 N 10th Avet1ue lt11 Jachonv le Flo id1 322&0 you are hereby not fled that you have been named Defendant n a eg1 am on antn ed Marg1 et Ann Lm.. Plaintiff VI Anthony Eugene l nte Oe fendlint Th 1 action ha1 Men autgned Ca111 NumbeJ 90 DR 136 ond 1pond ng n the Court of Common P1111 C1f Me gt County Me gs County Counhou• Second Street Poma ov Oh o 457&9 The object of he Com pll nt a that he Pia ntiff preye thlt she be g 1nted a d vorca from the Defendant thet she be twa ded perman .... Child CUitOdy of the minor child of the par11ea end the pnyer • that the F'ta'ntlff be g anted the ••m• You 1 a equ red to enawar the Complt nt within twenty a ght (2 8) dlyl eftet' the ... pu bUCI tlon of thlt nQtice which w I btl publleNd once Nch wMk for tlx 181 succeuive weeki The lilt pub teltion a. made on the 15th dey of October 1990 end the t - t y eight 2B) d1y1 for antwer will on that date will 1 card ol Thanks CARD OF THANKS Tlulnk• to the lrteff of Veteran• Memor~el Hospital the Pomeroy Emergency Squad end ell my lr~end• end relatives for your help end kindness during my recent hoapltallrtey LYLE SINCLAIR ' In can of you fl u e to tnt we o othe w ae e apond u requwed by the Oh o Ru ea of Crv I P oce du e judgement by defeuh w be ende ed ege nat you 2 2 The M1yo of the VI age of Pome oy and Its C e k s e he eby authorrzod and n It ucted to take a steps necessary o eHectuate the conveyance nclud ng but not I m ted to pub ah ng hit o d nance n the oca news pape once a week fo f va 161 contecutJVe weeki and p epa ng end eJC.ecu ng a Ourt Cia m Deed o the McDonald 1 Corpo a on Larry Wehrung B uce Reed Bettv Be on ck Wi am Young B an Shank. Thomas We ry Membe a of Pome oy V age Counc 24 31 At Potnt Plea ant Moose Lodge No 731 Public Notice 1 The V age of Pomeroy convey to he Me Done d 11 Corpora on he 0 06 ac e pa ce of ea ea ate des cnbed n Exh bit 8 for exchange and n cons de a ton of the McDonald a Co po ation convey ng to the V liege of Po me oy he 0 06 ac e pa ce of ea eata e desc bed n Exh bit A SAVE A LOT WILL BE OPEN LABOR DAY SEPT 3 98PM IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF ME GS COUNTY OH 0 na d Co po at on 1 the owne of e 0 06 tcre pa ce of ea estate 1 tuated south of a 26 foot allev JO n ng F ont St eat end West Ma n St eet which a moe pa t cu Ia y dnc bed 111 Exh bt 8 attached he eto WHEREAS the 0 06 ace pa eel of ea estate owned by the McDonald a Co pore t on can be used by he Vi age of Pome oy fo oad purposes and publ c UH and he 0 06 ac a parcel owned by the V liege of Pomeroy has no uae and the convey ance and uchange of sa d ea estate with the McDo na d s Co po at on wou d not be det mental o he gene al nte eat of he VI age of Pome oy hot AM FM cassette new t res auto mat c Runs good Gets good gas m eage Excetten cond t on 614 992 ?377 name o lwa tho Me Do V liege Counc I of the V age of Pome oy State of Oh o by an affi matrve vote of a membe s elected he eto CAR FOR SALE Subm WHEREAS BE T ORDAINED by ho 981 HYSEL STREET M DO EPLDRT OH 0 614 992 2034 NOTIC E WHEREAS the V age of Pomeroy 1 the owne of a 0 06 ac e parcef of eal estate ahuated wett of the 40 foot nght of way known 11 Weal Mtin St eat and adjo n ng p operty owned by the McDonald 1 Co po a ton a more partK:ular des cr pt on it anached hereto and marked Exh bit A WHEREAS t 1 neceuary for the McDonald Co pore ton to acqu re aa d ea estate to complete construe ton of ta estaurant and oad acceu In Memory In Memory Of CARLOS SNOWDEN on h a birthday August 31 1916 Aug 31 1990 Fond memor es hnger every day Remembrance keeps h1m near Your lovong w1fe Pauhne and ch ldren By v ue o an 0 de of Sa e ssued ou of he Com mons P eaa Court o Me Q! County Oh o n he case of The Fa me s Bank & Sav ngs Company P a nt ff vs Wal ace L Reute at al De fendan s upon a Judgmen he q n endo ed be ng Caae No 90 CV 63 n sa d Court I w offe to sa e a the t on doo of he Court house n Pome oy Me gs Co unty Oh o on he 2 at day of Septembe 1990 at 0 00 A M he fo ow ng lends and ten em en 1 oca ed at 748 H gh Stree M dd e port Oh o 46760 A com plate ega desc p on of he ea estate s as fo ows PARCEL 1 The eat one ha f o f South one ha (50 fee of Log tt2 97 n Ho ton li Add on o wha s now he V lag e o M dd e port Oh o fo me v owe Po me ov Oh o Sad o g nal kl be ng 50 fee n w dth and 1 40 ee n depth and Mo g1 County Deed Reco dt The real estate has been ass.gned Aud to a Pe eel Numbo 1501138 P em sea known as H gh Street Oh o 45760 COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK A oghl of Pogo 633 748 M ddleport TERMS OF SALE Cuho do 110ry of deed James M Sou sby She ff of Me gs County 18 17 24 31 3tc Public Notice • Mobile Hom of Wa C¥y F stl ng Supp • Rantala Pey Your Phone and qable Billa Hera Ill a&.dn da Ame ce 1 'Telede ) hu f ed en eppUcet on w th the Pub c Ut ittea Comm a 1 on of Oh o n Ctte No 90 1108 TP AAC to e~~~:pand the serv ce te r tory n which t cu ent v prov det nt a a tate nte exchange te ecom mun cat on servlcet Tele d 1 propose• to ellpend theae aerv cet nto Adams Athtabu 1 Athena Be mont Brown Butle Ca o Chtmpa gn C a k C e mont C l nton Colum b ana Coshocton Cuya hog a De twa e Fe rf eld Fayetta Frank n Ge a Geauga G eene Gue nuy Ham lton He nton H gh and Hock ng Jackson Jef farson Knox lake Llw renee Lick ng Logan Mtd son Mahon ng Meigs Mi am Monroe Montgome y Morgan Mo row Musk n gum Noble Pe rv Picke WIY Pike Portage PNble Rosa Sc oto Stark Sum m t Trumbull Tuace awaa Union V nton Warren end Wath ngton count ea Oh o Any nteretted perton ti m corpo 11 on o entity that can thow good Clute why th 1 app cat on ahou d not be g anted thou d file w th tha Comm 11 on a w tten ate ement detailing the ea 10na on o beto e Septem be 11 1990 Unlet& the Commuon ecaveaaw t en statement to that effect and en accompany ng re quest for O<OI hooring on lllch aaue th 1 matter wil be de c ded on the bat 1 of the n fo met on conta ned n the app icat on end the eff de v 1 subm tted by the app can Further nfo mat on may be obta ned by contact ng he Pub c Ut It ea Com m 11 on of Oh o 1 80 Eu B oad Stree Co umbus Oh o 43288 0673 B) 31 1tc SER~ICE We can repair and re rodiators and heater corts We can also ac1d boil and rod out rad1atan We also repa1r Gos Tanks IOf'l •Complete Remodeltng Stop & Comport Free Eshmattl •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION PH 949 2801 or Res 949-2860 Saplember It 9-5 l3 Evan• Halghta lott of baby c oth.. tmo 09' IIIOfl ana P0 Bo1 P-311 clo Point Plll11nl Rog Itt 200 lloln SIPo nl Pltnont WV 255SO (~ ) ·uGHT HAULING , Jl •fiREWOOD BILL SLACK 992 2269 s Mplna roam• "I' ntmt And wllllout her Our I Ylltrttl t tilt ume But forever 1n my I le No one could repltce Tbt btlutiful smile Or thtt btutHul face To all 1ps around Slit acted like 1 ntnny But to me she II tlways be MY GRANNYII! Deperted Sept 3 1984 Sldly mlslld by Grwnddaupttr Dtl ani Blhr Commins 46 Space tor Rent 6 ..992 51 M •• Pau a • Day Cart C.nta Stfe aHordabla ch dcara M F Bam 530pm A~2 0 Balort after echool 0 op- nt 12x60 mob • homa S2 500 304WI coma 614-446-8224 675-M05 Havo A to 1973 Hnan t2x60 2br exce ent Md eand Gat h11 new call* 15 950 814 ...8-<11711 tm Gu.rdon Futurama 12d5 2 bedroom Centra A $5995 114- 448t012 USED RAILROAD nES S-1290tfn Howard L Wrltnel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleamng Pamt1ng FREE ESTIMATES Lost M nad very mueh t 2 yaa o d 9 onde ma .. 0. man Sheperd w.. ng a;a nam1 1 Rang• Lost 2 m 11 oH E11 681 Oarw n 614-992 3230 KEN'S APPUANCE SERVIcl axr,•rl•ne• Tae FunHtorunfumed 2 BR cab • bMut tu rive v aw n Kantuga Fot 1 • Mob • Home Pane. 614-446-1602 Financial Yard Sale Of us 3561 ~79 54 Miscellaneous 1 bedroom pert 11ly furnished 10R Second Ave Ut nH pad O.poslt tqu red 1230Jmo e 4 58 Fruits & Vegetables Merchandise Household Goods LAYNE 9 RJRNITURE Sof•• tnd cheln priced from $395 to $995 Tab 11 $!50 and up to $125 H dt-e beda $390 to $595 RIC nlrt $225 to $375 Lampl 128 to $125 0 n.t 11 $109 and up o $495 Wood abll w..e cha rw $285 to t795 Dnkl $145 up o $375 Hutches 1400 & up bunk bada compJe • with ma trees $295 and up o $395.. btby bide S1 0 MaHre1111 o boll ap ngs full o tw n $78 firm $88 end $98 Queen uta $275 l up K ng $350 4 draWl chut $8D Gun Cabinet• 8 8 &. 10 gun. Baby man Hut $.35 & $45 Sad rtm•• 125 Queen S ze $35 & k ng tnma $SO Goad .. tct an of Did oom eun11 mete cab nata haadboardt $30 tnd up o $65 90 days 11m1 •• ceah with approved cred t 3 ml out Buav • Rd Open 9AM to 5 PM Mon hru $a1 C. 814 R•d Rasberr 11 p ck you 814 245 5064 L on M crowava Slrta Mat rett 10apd b k.. chtst high chtlr earaut •qua uma 55 20 10 I 5 ga A 1111 nee achoo c oth11 eouch chi r 614-446-8607 Roush • S awbeny Fa m 2 m n back New Havan You pick Hat Runn1 Bean• $0 00 bushal You p ck Tande ett e..nt $tO 00 Busha No t Conn ng TomiiOOI p ckod ,, buaha No C..nn ng Ju ce Tomatoee p ckad S4 buthe 304-882 2237 Farm Supplies & Livestock Motorcycles 74 .:._:_..::.:.:..:.:...;.~.:...;.:..:._ _ 86 TRX 250 lou whee • exc cond S1600 eft Jla bed ra e dua ax 1 $500 JO.t-675-7633 1983 Honda Shadow MC 750 new •• bat ary tow m eaga $1200 614-446-0959 75 Boats & Motors for Sate Meglc Ctlel gas 1 ova $75 Ktnmore wuna & dry• $75 NCh Hea y oak ocke $40 6 4-44 -0020 Gallipolis & VIcinity 1911 4 ft Tatry Bau Bott SO hp Mercury moto $3 000 Ct 614 192 2892 It and lrd 8-7. Centenary TownhoUII Rt 141 Baby "•m• dlahn urn u 1 c otha oy1 BOATS MOTORS TRA LEAS Pomeroy Middleport & VIcinity HOT SPRING SPA M•rcru 11 Marcury & Marine aut hOflzed part1 & ••rv ca Parta tor m01 major brands Early American ma ch ng ae ne exce an cond on ba e amp 614-4460"'5 m10 WE CANNOT SPELLS CCESS W THOUT Auto Pans & Accessories 76 Rec:ond onld Washers Orye • Outran Md p omp aarv ce o a mak11 mode s Tht Washe Dry• Shoppe 614-446 2944 Re t ea " able Sp BAUM LUMBER F rat t me •~.r yerd .. • Sept 3 a. m '? Main S Rut and R&S SaH luldng Ran o ah ne Ount acannera CB 1 Bookt, g IIIWitll lt..n1 00 n1.1rneroua to men on CHESTER 985 3301 Qlr1a ciMn winter co het end bookt ro • akat11 m ac HoUH n•11 o Lany • Groctry n Syr~cuta Sal end Yonder L c•n11d apuch and anguage pa holog • to we k wflh ch d 1n and adu s who 1\avt deva opman a d ubi es R• qu 11 Oh o lcanH oh o ape a ed Taachlfl Car1 Fe spaach and hearing h• 1py mas tra dtgrH S a11lng annua $30 637. Nago ab a expe •nc• HHtl nt F"ul 1 ng 1 eo-pay em y d•n 1 2 wks vace lon partona and 1 ck •a\la ttl ns pad grtdaud•stu onwav• •va aM AS cod• 25 a\la abe Sand asume on y to M11ga MR/00 :tiO Carle on Sl Syrtcun OH 45779 CAR F Ac ad a on 89 92 M•g• MRIOD dOll no d sc m na • l n provaon o wv IS a NO amp oyman on ha bas 1 o handctp ace colo c e.cl na ona orig n au o age 22 Money to Loan Parting out 982 Chavy Ma bu V-4 eng Phona 304-675-.509 God Cr..:! VIWMa aretrd Cath Advancn no aecurlty depot t no c edit check 22$-0048 $19 95 fM VW mo or 304-675-4552 79 Campers & Motor Homes Real Eslate 56 AKC RliJI a ad 3 Chow Puppin 1 woek1 •• cn narnon $150 each c 11m lookngfo Babe Syss64 44&-8803 Transportation Pets lor Sale 71 Autos lor Sale s:zoo &14-44&-nso TERRY TRAVEL TRA LEAS 990 Cl.DSEOUT A I unlta o go 1 lownt pric .. th 1 yaar Plus no chi g1 lo AJC Tarry d11 a fo ove 20 yNI'I Buy wl h conf dine a F xed ra 1 nanclng lVI ab • RVINES CAMPER SALES On St Rt 7 North a S R 555 L 1 Hoek g Oho App 01 60 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING m n GM 989-229 OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Services POMEROY OHIO Rt 7 8oS R 143 ALBANY OHIO Rt 60 8o S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 o m 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10om 5 p m 6 Doya Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY AUG 10 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb Cleon Dry Alum num Cono 36¢ per lb Clean Auto Rod1otors 44C lb Better eo $1 ea Yellow Bross 40C lb Alum Sheets 40C lb 5114 R VERS DE 6 4- 446 2424 '\() Da y A Y ta r A e P U MAR NE GALLIPOL S OH y 8 7 9().1 mo KEN S APPLIANCE SERVICE Apartment for Rent 378 2171 8202 949-2168 USED APPUANCES 90 DU WAIIANTY WASHEA$-SIOO up DAYEAs-S69 up REFRIGEAATOR$-1100 up RANGES-Ills Eoc 1125 up FAEflEAs-Sm up MICRO DVEN5-S79 up 1979 Sehuhz., 1416!1 2 BR a l alact c $9000 AMe llipm 8 4388-9634 0 388-8529 owing peekage metch ng op 8 4-256. 6218 448.()322 992 5335 or 985 3561 3690Hn WI to babysl ng In my hom• weekdays Ag11 2 & up Have dayca • & ate en cea Exce tnt Ca • 6 4-446 F 50 Pick up 351 HP AC Country Mobi • Hom• Pa k, Routa 33 North of Pomeroy Lo 1 rtnta a part• ulat Ca I 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Wanted to Do 887 Ford Rang. 4x4 V~ sun v tor ru. utende a um wh• 1 53 000 m It new mudclara 304-675-6719 m- Merchandise 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise bid oom hom• 1tsum1 ba ance Mason Co1.1 n y Bond loan 8 S"!. n • es w cons de trs 1 for down payman 304 J Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOANG 675-1804 Uncond 1 ona fSI rnt guaran " L.oc:a afar~~nces fum shtd Frte ..., rna " Ca eo ec 6 4 237-0488 day o n ght Aogtrt B111m1n Wa a proof ng 3 Bedroom red brick 1 f2 bath tu I blnmen w h 1p aca 3 4 ac e Low• R ve Ad 6 4 24S. 5146 446 4039 • Pert time caae manage o Goodw ndua rila degree n Real Estate General tluman o 1 a ed 1 d WMk IXplrilnCI worlc ng wi h handlcappld Some frtva necauary EOE MIF VIH Rep y to Pe aonna Oap P: 0 Box Tl85 Hun ng1on WV 25n6 HfVICII 32 htll pi Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year ol Ice and Snow? Now 1 The T1me to f1nd Out CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 992-7762 MY GRANNY Alwoys louatnn T II wt would cry I nove nlzed One doy she wou d d o When tlul doy came Thtrt were many tnrs fo oil ol us Wt htd 1 lot ol lttrs Rttl I nr the th Thtt she wII never soo l io oil our ch ldren And whttthey II crow up to bo Althoup the memo es W I neve lnve Thtrt m stoll t1mes Wilen wt II all cr en Everyone around knew hlf with cooking A ao t111lle apace A hook upt. Cal lftl 2 00 p m 304 5651 Mtton WV I 18 7 72 Trucks for Sale 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent ) .. 1686-dn Acrou From Post Off1<1 217 I Sot: Pomeroy POMEIOY OHIO 446<1205 e 4· 992 5292 ) .PB~ -t~When I grow When Fgrow up I want to up I want work hard JUSt to hrre you ' hke my dad Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CAUS Or We Ptck Up Autos for Sale For Sa 1 1989 Eacort LX PS PB AM FM Clltltte naw 1 um num whl8 1 and 1h1d1 fot' rta wndow 9200 m" 64 Ca PI td drw.p11 etove raUae 1 o and tUI baam•n whh w d hook up ld11l o wane ng fJI rat ad eoup • 1250 O.pot: f and refartncn Ct ;I Pll 949 2801 or Its 949·2860 Brtng It In 71 Page- 9 I ~ Mov ng Away and wou d ke o glva away o a good homa n he coun y on. b CMn and b ack German Stlephlf'd and Col 1 m JC.td ont black and wh • bordt eo 1 bolt'! come w M dog boxn col era and chant Bafh 1 1 \llry good w h lc da Phone 304-675-67'19 10 30 891fn Wood products manu facturer seeks aelf llarter to run yard In Point Pleasant area Stnd,.,.. itLIII'G ll.lptrliltOfl , )1 oya more c othas hounho d CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES AI Roasonable Pn<ll MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAII ALL MAKES KIT N CARLYLE® by Larry Wr1ght oor pltn houn to rtn 44 SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL The Dally Sentinel Apartment lor Rent 44 3 bedroom ge,.ga ell Rut and Rtti'Dip No pela 6t4 992.&2n A.teo tor aalllmlkl offer BISSELL BUILDERS NO SUNDAY CAllS Middleport Oh1o 41 Houses lor Rent Sept1 Cheah re V age Was Main S HI Furniture clo h ng coata d that 1lrcond 9 OOa m 300pm Ran cane•• 131901fn Acro11 Front Port OffKo POMEIOY OHIO WOODYARD SUPERVISOR LAFF A DAY 992 2196 Middleport 667 6179 BISSELL SIDING CO. Pomeroy Help Wanted PAT' HILL FORD 985-4473 q92 5335 Help Wanted 11 1990 8 • BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garagll Fnday August 31 POMEROY 2 bodroom IUSIN!ll PHON! (6141 992 6550 ~f!IO!NC£ PHON£ (614) 991 7754 Pomeroy Ohio New Homes lorill Free Estlmatea Not ce • g ven that Tela d a A mer ca Inc dbo Tale ~quipment SALES & SERVICE It 3 3 Nerth of LEGAL NOTICE IIIIKNNca PAll• 992-7479 REAL ESTATE AP PRAISED AT S7 500 00 The ea estate cannot be so d to lau than two th rda the appre sed value •Mobile ~ome PlUMBING & HEAnNG Now lealt1on 161 North Socond MitWioport Ohio 45760 Spec a ram y wan a to g v• you baby a ov ng home G v• you baby and us a chance Ca co ec 708 352 656 Ma y E yn and Chuclt 31 1990 Gallipolis & VIcinity ADOPT ON •Lot>Renfala Sa d ea estate a aubJect to ace ued 1990 rea aatate taxes lndwood produetaelptntra tductl:lon to A F 3 Announcements way fo sewe I nea as cu entfy ex sttng ac on the West one half of the South one half of Lot #297 con nect ng nto H gh Street SubJect to an easement to the benef t of the West one half of the south one half of Lot 11297 fo wate and gaa I nes connect ng nto the alley between 8 oadway and H gh Streets Refe ence Deed Volume 291 M1ddleport Oh10 Vflo' ...................... 206 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDlEPORT OHIO OFFICE 992 2886 / HOME 992 6692 DOTTIE S TURNER BROKER RUTLAND - Sm th Run Ad 304-675 Compute stand good cond $30 Enclotld cot1M sb 1 wttwo n ab ..a 180 2 ma ch ng lamps $20 Good cond 304-67S- 509 For Old l!oo New Roofs Shmgles Repa1rs Gutters Bu1ldmg and Remodeling WP Guaranlee Your Salldaehon FREE ESTIMATES JOSEPH D JACKS 8 1 20 , mo App ax one ac e ol coo Public Sale & Auction Rentals R ck P11r.on Auc on Co mpany now book n; 1uc ons 111 PI ence m1k11 na d tta 1nc1 lietnHd Oh o Ken ucky Wnt V rg nla 304 173-~785 g een awn o g ow you own vege ables Ha sa wei kep mo b e home wlh two bed oom n goad and I an Fan de k JUST Sl3 500 41 Houses lor Rent 82 MIOOL£PORT Aba gan a a home AI h sa y home wth 3 ooms up and 3 oams down Ca poI pa basement equ pped ktchen Gea sa le home o enta home 18 000 flATWOOO RD - AEowng a ea App ax 3 ac es w th a g ea lay ng bu d ng s e o mob e home sle TPC wale ava lab e Eec c e ac ass lhe p ape 1y Amost eady lo go usl need you $8 000 TUPPERS PLAINS A bauah Add toon - soy anch wrth 3 bed oom s equ pped k !chen ga den a ea and ap· p ox ~ a e o and $32 000 RUTLAND- Smith Run Rd - Th s d gn fed count y es dence sa p ctu osque seH ng wth a edwood home thai sts way back f om the oad Has ad eamy pecan k tchen cathe d a ce I ng n spac ousI vng oom wlh I eplace The coun t y s zed tam ly room aso has af eplace and there a etwo baths Th s 125 ac e fa m s set up fa beef catt e t has a a ge meta ba n and othe outbu d ngs and stocke~ gond MUST SEE TO BELIEVE $14 000 LETART Mane ance ee e>te o 4 bed ooms 2 baths 3 sHng po ches and a d n ng oom Nce b g evel ya d Fenced area wrth ba nfa an mats and atree house for ch dren MUST SEE $44 900 Sew Vae DIY I S•rv 1 Geo ges C aek Rd Parts sup p as p ckup and de v•ry 6 4 446-0294 Plumbing & Heating P umb ng end Hea ng Fourth and Pfn• GapoaOho 6 4-446-3866 C.rtiN 1 /In d T n~ Cu~ 614-992-2328 12 om D ape• •GftAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHINl; AT ALL 985-4422 3 Announcements ADOPTION Employment Services 11 11ov ng Salt Sit SopO tot 11-4 111 roOd right on Bu ovllo P ~. Hondo Er- (porto) d noo1o bib, oq donoo olollooo, picnic 11blo1 mon 1 I w- o olottooo rvnn1ng booolo, ~~~- I toyo Rain dolt 8opt 3rd. Ono diY onlyl Slt,.dly. RlteO on loll BummM Rd iJuol boforo North Oolllo MS) N mloo Wa d lovt to 1h1,. our hNrtt & home with Intent Wi I offlr 0011 w1rmth & affection flnano lily MC'U • tete ha p HCh othl kldo • oodoAt cloth nv Mltdlcei/Leael txpen.. pa d C. I cotlec:l Evening• 201-421 2345 y wa 1 gu 379 2441 (Rl Announcements co~o~n hut euy 1cc••• o ahopplng can • 1 $250 month Phone 614 Yoo II build a b g nest egg whtn you so.e with the clou fotds CHEmR, OHIO houaa K1neuga fanctd y1 d carport We Say Whot We da We Do What We Say 38 YRS EXPERIENCE 7 23 R'L L HOLLON TRUCKING 3 8 Help Wanted $3750ALY For Sl. 1 Houaa 3 bedroom ...onab e 2 HouH 3 hldroom delu•• 3 Comm. c al build I~ 4 Two tole Jackaan Ave 5 Comlf' k>l VIand 9 A..One Rea &tile Brokl 3CJ4..t76-!1'104 19117 Dodgo CoK DL PS PB 1, AC New llr. . Automattc Gilt good gu miltgl. Exc. tnt conditiOn 141192.Z3n A.Mn=M Calut Work ng II homt people ea you o ord• C. Roger for detala 304-C8141Hl Ert B 2 19117 AVON All IrMa, C. Ua yn WNwer 304-882 264/J 58 A NO NONSENSE WAY TO $500 ADAY 4!1el0 South Po nl OH 1 bedroom tra 1r on rtv1r camp tot above M. .on go f coura• $2100 814 1112-6465 12x12 2 bedroom mobil home. Ercolore oondlllon t4 000 8t4to2-52215 Alao pop-up camper $350 Fruits & Vegetables mll••a• warr11n y untl 10H te m 301-875-3852 Upholstery Cann ng tomatoes S5 00 bu W• p ck 6,4-446-37.52 or 304-1751233 f1 Dlut F: A S E K A Sttvtnt Rl 2 Bo1 224 Ford Tompo LX, IOoodod un lmlttd I don t care f your bro1her n law makes umbrellas Slop predlc1 ng so much ra n " Ounrovln Fruit Fa m luat off Sr 681 Hat of A btny We ICCip food at1mpt Va ety o 1pplea peachtt home g own mefons OITII OIS and pllrt 9 7 dally c oaed Mondey 6t4.fJ9B 6298 Mowrty 1 Uphatatartng urvlc ng trt county 1 N 25 y•ra Th• bnt In tumtture Upholatlring GOVERNMENT SEIZED vtlolciH Cl trom $100 Forde MlfCtdte COrvtHH Chavyl Surplue Your INL ~1) 805-I&J..eCIOO Ext 8-10180 ~75-4154 for ~.. ... mtiH Graloom Uploollttry Cento 303 HI top Dr C. l<or oppolmmont1 l lll'7'"tlt CIR 514-448-3438 �Page- 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday, August 31, 1990 Local news briefs_, Mild weather continues inBuckeye State C hannel complete Co ntinued from page! EMS has 12 Thursday runs Twelve cal ls for assistance were answered by M eigs Co unt y E mergency Medica l Services unit s on Thursday . A t 12 : 14 a.m .. Pomeroy squad wen I to Lincoln Hill for Janet J enkins Jenk ins was tak en l o Ve teran s Memorial Hospital At 7:53am., TupJl<'rs Pla i ns squad and rescue were called to Stale Route 681 Ea st l oan aulo accident. Lois Pooler and Lori Sm i th refused treatmennt. At 9: 05 a. m . , Tuppers P lains squad w as c all<•d to Slal e Route 681 and tran sported Lori Smllh l o St. Joseph 's Hospilal. Rac ine squad went to Browning C~metery Road at 10:50 am Helen Sa m s was transporte d to St. Joseph's Hospital Rutland squad went to County Road I for Wayne Ziegler at 12: 08 p.m . and tran spor ted him t o Pleasa nt Valley Hosp(t a l. At 12: II p.m. Pomeroy squad went to Ches ter for Philip Holsinger. who was tr an spor ted to St. Joseph 's Hosp lla l. At 2: 28p .m . , Gutland squad wa s di spat c hed to Woodyard Road for Janel Kuhn . Kuhn wa s taken to Plea san t Va lley Hosplla l At 4:27 p .m .• Pomeroy squad was called to Main Street for Derick Johnso n. Johnson was tak en to Ve tera ns Memorial Hosplla l. AI 5:20p.m . . Middleport w ent 10 Bald Knob-Stiversville Road for Ca rl Oftutl . He w as transported to Holzer Medi cal Cen ter . At 5:52 p.m., Middleport went to Lincoln Streel for Howard P i n nel l. Pinnell was taken to P leasa n t Valley Hospi tal. AIIO : 16 p .m .. Middleport was ca lled to ll<'ech St ree t for Lee Reynolds and tr anspor te d Reynolds to Ho lzer Medical Ce nter. By United Pr"ss International The pleasant weather -clear and warm days , comfortab ly cool nights - is to conlinue in Ohio for the f i rst pari of t he sunny Sa t urday. with hig hs In th e middle and upper 80s . Normal hig hs for th e end of August and the first part o f Se pl~mber are In I he u pper 70s and lower 80s wePkend . Wllh c lea r s sk ies overnigh t , the temperatures dropJl<'d into the 50s and low 60s, with the cooles l spot in Youngstown, where th e n1Prrury hovPrcd near 50 degr ees. High pressure just lo the eas tof the stale was co ntrolling lhe weather, a nd it will rPmaln the dominant wPather system influencing the state's weather through most of Saturday. Skies were to be sunny Frida y, w ll h high temJl<'ra t ures c llm bing I nto the low and middle ROs. Skies will remain clea r Friday nlghl , with lows arou nd 6lllo 6.'>. II will be partly to mos tly HowevL•r, a cold fron t will be movi ng into Ohio Sa lurd ay nigh I or Sund ay. I t apJl<'ars I hat any showe rs or thunderstorms with thi s system should be scal lered so I hat most of the day on Su nda y should be dry. Highs ;.,ill be in the 80s . The chance ol showers will linger on Labor Day, but su nny sk ies shou ld return on Tuesday. Highs will be mainly In the 80s and lows in the 60s . Rela tive humJdi1ies we re ex · pec t~d to fa ll below 50 percenl by ble and, with near ly full su n" shine, hay c u r ing rates will tlf' moderate to good. Wilh som e t hrea l of showers by Sunday, growers should get hay ou t of th e field Sat urday if possible. ProSJl<'C i s fo r new c ut lings are poor for now. With th e posslbllily o f a good hay curing p eriod next we ek , however. growers should k eep a lert to wee kend forecasts with an eye t o c ulling as soon as possible next week. O rcha rd growers may find w inds a littl e s trong al times for spraying this weekend. The nex t period of good spraying wea th er. withou t ris k of showers, shou ld d evelop ear l y nl'xl week. This relative ly mild late a fl ernoon . Windspc~dsofa rou nd 10 mph Friday and Saturday wi l l help k eep drying ra les reSJl<'Cta · poten ti a l fo r stress on livestock . The livestock safet y index was to be In lhe a lert ca tegory In lhe south Friday afternoon a nd across the sta l ~ on Saturday . Highs Into the upJl<'r 80s in the south on Sal urday may put the safety index into th e danger ca t egory In the south. O n lhe wealher m ap , high sisters: aunts and uncles in Me1gs County. Harold a nd Sus i e Stewa rt and H.ichard and Betty Stewa rt co usins and nleres. Services we r e he ld Tu esd ay a t Au ble F u neral Homr in Orrville . Bur ia l wa s in Crow n Hill Cem eter y. Thelma Ridenour Thelm a R ide nour. 82. Colum bus, died Th u rsday at Mt. Car " Sobriety checkpoints to be set up COL UM BUS. Ohio tUPI1 The Ohio Hi ghway Sa fely Departmrnt says so br iety c heck · poinls will be establis hed i n th e To ledo a nd Za nesville ar eas thi s d u ri ng lhe Fo urth of July Jl<' ri od. and on ly two traf f ic fatal ities were recorded, the spokesman said . One of th e fatal accidenls wa s alco ho l -re ijlt ed . Ten motorists flunk ed sobri~ty tes IS at stops se t up in th ~ Ravenna a nd M ansfield areas during th e July 4th pPriod Ne arly 1,000 drive r s w ere StOpJl<'d. T he pal ro l Is no t req ui re d to Labor Day weekend In an at · tempt to ('U! down on drunken driving . A spokesma n for the d epart " mPnl sa id times and loca tio ns would 11€ announced by f'nday f've ni ng. T he pa tro l used c heckpoints revea l the locatio n of thr c hec kpoints . Bu t public i ty abou l th e program is inte nded to c ha nge the a t til ude o f motorists abou t drinking a nd driv ing, said William De nlh a n . safet y d epartment d ilwtor . Library to close T he M e i g s Co unt y Pub l ic Li · bra ry w ill be c l osed Monda y due to the Labor Day holiday T he library wi ll resume r egul ar hours on Tue sda y" Papers filed Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissio ns - Ly le Sinclai r. A th ens; Frances Manley, M id dleport; pSarah Congo, R aci ne. Di sc har ges - P eggy Thoma s a nd Bo n nie Wil l Ar ti c les of Incorporation have been flied wit h Secre t a r y of Stat e Sherrod Brown by K & .I Co nstruction, Inc. . with lnrorpor ators be ing John G Ba i ley and Barbara J . Bailey ____ Meigs announcements _ __ OES picnic The past matrons of Evangeline Ch apter No . l72 Order of th e Easter n Star will hold a picnic al t he home of IJ<>ssle King on Tuesday at 6 p.m . Each member Is 10 bring a covered dish and table service. Meat will be provided . Grange meeting The Meigs County Pomona Gra nge will visit the Gal lla Co unty Pomona Grange a t th e Rodney Gra nge H ail on Monday at 8 p.m. TrUlltees to meet T he Columbia Town ship Trus" tees will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m . at the fire sta tion . ATTENTION, PLEASE ... DEDICATION SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 AT HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH I • South Central Ohio Clear f' r id ay nlg hl . with a low m el West Hospital. Born Apr il 22, 1 9~ she wa s a da ug hter of the lat~ Lowe ll Ridenour and i'.elda Keebaugh Ridenour . Sbr wa s a retired wor ker of Tim ken Roller Bea ring in Co lumbus Shr Is s urv1ved by a brother Burl I P auline) Ridenou r, Ch es ter; nep hews. James Lo well Ridenour. Chesle r ; and John Burl Ridenour, Chester; f our grea t nephews, one great niece and three greal great nephews" Services will be Sunday at 1 p .m a t Ewing Funeral Home. Burial will be In Chester Ce m e tery. Friends may call at th e fun eral home on Sa turda y from 2-4 p.m . 'l nd 7-9 p.m LOCATED ON ST. RT. 143, JUST OFF RT. 7 AT OUR CHURCH IN PERSON REV. DON E. McQUEEN SUNDAY SCHOOL ....................... 10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP .................. 11 :00 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP ....................... 6:00 P.M. SPECIAL MUSIC BY: THE CHILDREN OF GOD MISS ANGIE WILLETI- THE REDEEMED PIICII @ (TU,FR) Action Outdoort Croootlre illl 0 (TU) Paid Programming 5:15 (l) (FR) Three Stoogos 5:30 Ill Ill (I) Ill (MO) Jerry Lowla MDA Telethon (Cont.) Ill Gomer Pyle Cil (TU,WE,TH,FR) Thia Morning's Busine11 ~ (FR) Nlghlwatch (!]) Ql (TH) Taxi (!J (WE,TH,FR) Paid Programming @ Oetting Fit (MO) Eariy Bird Newa a (TU,WE,TH,FR) NewaBoot illl Larry Lee 6:00 Ill I I (TU,WE,TH,FR) NBC News at Sun~ae 11J (TU,WE,TH,FR) Soap ill CNN <Il ())fil (TU,WE,TH,FR) ABC Wo~d Nawa Thla Momlng ~ CBS Moming Nowa I!] Q1 Bullwlnkle (!J (WE,TH,FR[ Paid Programming @ Bodlea In Motion a (MO) DayBreak a (TU,WE,TH,FR) NewoBeat liD Today With Marilyn 6:15 ~(I) ()) (TU,WE,TH,FR) a --Area deaths-- survived by two brothe rs a nd two 5:00il)IJI (TU,WE,TH,FR) Homo Shopping l1l (MO) Telethon Continuoo (l) (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hogan'o Heroea (l) (MO) Jerry Lowla MDA Telethon (l) (TU,WE,TH,FR) Morning Agriculture Report (!J (WE,TH) Medomo'a I ------Weather----- Stocks Daily stot•k prlc-. (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Eilts & Loewl SPECIAL PRESENTATION- Dale L . Renaud olluwa, a past national com mander of The Ameri can Legion, present• Miles Epting with a plaque In appreciation for his servi ce durinK the past year. Epling... Epling Miller Co ntin upd from pa ge I a nd hu sb a nd a nd Panama l>t•g ion ml'mbcr Chris, sis ter · and brut her·i n·law. Denisr and Bill Ruchannon a nd their ch ildr en, R.J and Nikki ; fellow legionnaires Bob Rulpn of Post 23, who i s currenU y state· co mmandrr of Th P AmericJn Legio n, and his wife Ca t hr. Po st ship is rrgul a ted by Co ngrcss and has bl'f' n closPd sinct' thr end of thf' Vietnam War. Th e rrsulution . if approved, would hrl p assun· con ti nuPd grow th for til(' .1 million strong organization Prr ·Convention activities in 23 Co mmand~r Joe An ta l , V~r non Grlns lead and Ch ar lie Dodd of Posl 1411 i n New Have n : a nd Harriet I and Da vi d Nibert, J ud Y a nd Damon Morgan a nd J~ff Summers , all of Poi n t Plpa sant E pling presided a t a ll bu si ne" sessi ons of The Am eric an LP g ion . Among th e rrso luti ons app r ovt•d wa s one cal lin g for thJ ' Un it ed Slates Congress to OJX• n membership in th e Leg ion 10 elud ed a festival sa luiP lo ih<' America n F leg on Sat urd ay . which featu r ed apJl<'arances bv Edd ir "Grer n Acrps· ·Albert and Roger " K ingo fth e R oa d"M IIIer . and a para de . billed as Indiana · polis' larges t -eve r . Epling wa s honored th roug hout th e w ~e k at spvcra l rcce pl!ons, as wel l LI S a banq ue t on Tuesday eveni ng ve te ra ns who serve d in milit ary operallons in Bei rut , Grrnada Library closed The Middleport Libra ry w il l be closed duri ng th e monl h o f Meeting postponed The Septemb~r meeling of I he Meigs L oca l Band Booster s w ill be he ld Sc pl. 10 a t 7 p .m . in the h igh sc hoo l band r oo m in s l ~arl ol Monda y due t o lhe Labor Uay ho lid ay . Se ptember for PXIPnsive rt.'mo · d elln g and reno vation . Approximate date of rL'OJl<'n in g will be mid -Oc l obrr . Anyone have books lhar nt'<'d r elurned may do so al th e M e i gs Co un t y Puhlir Llbrarv in Pomeroy . Trustees meet COLONY THEAlRE FRI THRU THURS \~(!) ffi~Ll ~ ~~ ~ [~<n>. I UHIVIi\11 iiiiA\1 " ... ,. , " ' ' The Olive Township Truslecs will meet Wedn~sda y a t 7: ]Op.m . al th e n Reed sville F i r e house" ON! !V!NING SHOW 7-30 ADMISSION 1110 446"092 3 Am Elect ri c Po wer ........ . .261), AT&T . .... ... ... . . .... . "31\1 Ash land Oil . ......... ...... .....12% Bob Eva ns ... "' ... "... 13\1 Ch a rming ShopJl<'s .. . .. ". 7V, Ci t y Hol ding Co ............. 14 Y, Federal Mogul .. ... .. .... . .. 17 Goodyea r T&R ........... 23li, Key Centurion.. ...... ll La nd s' End.... ...... .... . 12 ~ Li mited In c. . .. .... 17 Mulilmt'llia Inc ... ... .... "61 \1 Rax Restaurants ..... " I % Robb ins & M yer s . . ...... 19',S Shoney's In c ....... . 13 •;. Sta r Bank ...... 1 9~ We ndy's lnt'l . .. .... 5% Worth i ngton Ind .. .. .. 20~ betwee n 60 and 65 . Mostly su nny Sa turd ay. wl l h h ighs In the upper 80s . Extended Foreca.'l Sunday through Tuesday A c hance of shower s and thund erstorms Sunday and Mon " day , w llh fa ir weat her on Tues " day . Highs will be mainly in the 80s each day. with overn ight lows In the '<Is. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomarov. OH . S~rlng & Sa11111tr Houu MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A .M .-5 PM. SAT. 9 A.M. -1 PM CLOSEO MONDAYS ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM GET READY FOR THE LAST WEEKEND OF SUMMER We Have All Your Party Supplies Weekend Special PEPSI PRODUCTS 24 PACK $4 99 I 0 LB. BAG OF ICE 2 UUR 99< 90< Stop In and See Our Sale Prices on Beer HILLBILLY 100 DIRT TRACK RACE SEPT. 1st & 2nd--PENNSBORO, W.VA. FIVE POINTS EXPRESS ST. 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In 1987. h e studied neu ro lo~tY a l the Na tional Hos pital for Nervous Disorders In London. an Internationally reco~nlzed re nter tor neurolOIO'- A m embe r of th e American M ed ical Association a nd an associate member oflhe Am eri can College of Phys icia ns. h e h as co "authored articl es tha t ha" appeared In national publications. Including The Joumai ojComparalloe Neurology a nd an upcoming Issue of Chest an lnlem allonal Journal of respiratory disea"". Dr. Hawkin s Is now """I n~ pa ti ent s In his onlce In Sulle 13 oft he Ple asan t Va ll ey Hospllal Medi cal O nlce Building. Appointment s may be made by cal lin~ 1304) 675" 7700. tl ~~!!~~~!;o~~LLEY HOSPITAL Va lley Drive. Point Pleasant. WV 25550 (304)675"4340 illl Our Houu MORNING <M WEATHER MAP - It remains hot and dry lnthe south cenlral Un ited Slates as high pressure alolt dominates . A cold Iron! hrings s howers and thunderslorms to the Great Lakes region, and a s tationary front produces lhunderstonns In the Southeast, somt• capable of producing heavy rains. Cll1rtelhm Hunllngloft Columbus ChlrtniD" Hu111inQion Plrterstturg News flmlly WEEKDAYS a An accident which occured earl y on Th ursdav senl a Rceds;1lle woman to th e hospit a l according to the Meigs Cou nly sheriff' s Departmenl. Lois G . Pooler. Reeds\1 lle was eas tbound on State Route 681 and wen t left of cen ter. col lid i ng head-on w i th a w es tbound wh i<'le drive n by Lorrl A. Smit h , a lso of Reedsville. Both ve hicles sust ained moderate da mage. Accord ing t o a sheriff' s depa r tment n e ws release. Tu pper s Plai ns squad transported Mr s" Poo ler to St . Joseph 's Hospita l. 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Accord i ng to Meigs Co unty Sheri ff .lames M . So uls by . the 198'1 Buick wa s parked near th e residenc~ when an occupan t of the ho use noticed smoke a nd fl a m es coming from the ve hicle . The TupJl<'rS Pial ns f i re d epa rt ment rf's ponded lo I he scene . WSYX WOUB September l to September 7 off the New England coast on Saturday, providing Ohio with it flow of mild air for the next co uple of days. A co ld front ex te nded across the northern Plains Into lh ecen tral Rockies . It will move into Ohio Sa turda y nigh t and Su nday. ~41~;.~~ Station WSAZ WGN TBS WCHS pressure was centered over the low e r Great Lakes It will move Fire damages automobile P~ggy J . Sl ewa rl , 20. died su ddenly on Aug. 2;, at th ~ hom ~ of her parents. Ralph and Ma ry Stewa rt . In Orrvil le. · In addition to her parent s she Is listings s ummer weather sti ll has some n",oo; ;., '-"<lJ Peggy Stewart T Includes 3:00 ill (TU,WE,TH) Welcome Beck, Kotter ()) I))IJ (TU,WE,TH,FR) Gonorol Hoopital CD Joy of Pointing C1J (TU) What Ia tho Limit? C1J (WE) Kanawha County Supe~ntendont'o Report CIJ (TH) Economlco USA CIJ (FR) Color. 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Cousteau travels to Borneo where he d1scovers a labyrinth of mangroves thai have been home to the 1ung1e ·s creatures for thOusands of years 9:10aJ Healthweek 9:30 Ill II l!ll Karote Kid r;1 l1l Hean of Chlcego ill Tony Brown's Journal CIJ Kind of Living I]) Hollywood Insider Joy of Gtrdenlng @ Jimmy Houtton Outdoors a Monoywaek Cll Sllmor & the Real a a Gholtbuttersi:;J ~Hollo Kltty'o Furry Tale The1ter 10:00 Ill II l!ll Tho Chipmunk I Q ill Minority Buoineu Ropon CD Adam Smllh'o Money World C1J Are You Being Served? ~ 1121111 Pet·Weo'o ~layhouoe r;l []) ID In Touctl Mlnlttriea [) Talea of the Gold Monkey 13 Creative Living ~ Fiahln' Hole a News Update all Fell Sneak Preview Jo1n Robb Weller for a Dehlnd-the-scenes prev1ew ol the Femily Channel's I all lineup 10:05 (l) MOVIE: 55 Doyl ot Peking (3:001 10:10 a ShowBiz Thia Week 10:30 @ Paid Programming Cl) Computer Chronictet (I) Ill Beede[ulce r;l CIJ All At Number 20 ~ 1121111 Oarlleld end Frionda Q Side by Side @ Crooked Crook a Style aa a ~Zarro 11:00 1l) lll l!ll Saved by the Boll fl At tho Movloa CD Motorwook '90 (I) Ill Weekley Sports Report CIJ Make Yourutf at Home l!lllll Gamor Ted Annatrong [) Youthquoke ® Celebrity Outdooro @ Renogodoa{TNT Monator Truck Challenge From Tallahassee. 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DupNo'l Millan ofTO NF\. - · A magazi"" repon about !he game and i11 pta~. with TorTY Chick. 1111• MOYlE; DMtll on the Nllli (PO) (3:00) LM'Y Jonoa .lntldesa• OJom Cup RICinfl Nod JIITIII and Bymea co-~>o~t this laot-peced 1oo1< at the world of NASCAR Winston Cup rocing featuring -kly race hlgllllglltB and more. a ~pon~ Rapar~ere a-Updlte Cll II Newamakera Ql Lat'o EaU With Burt Wolf 11:10 at Travel Guida 11:30 (l) I) ~ Moot tho Prell t;1 (!] Make Poect With Nature Cll i!J Morna's Family (!) Culolno Roplde ~ 411 lnSport 0 Ha-Mon ® Chomplonehlp Rodeo @ GamaDoy 13 Sportaweek in Review all Q Thlo Wook With David Br1nkloy t;1 AFTERNOON 12:00 (l) I) Jim Donnan (!] Notional Geographic Special 0 Cll Q 18th Annual Cherletton Oiatance Run (!) Flohlng with Kastaway Kulia ®l Face the Nation ~ 411 Thlo II the NFL (]]) Great American Outdoora I]] All American Wreadlng ID Bianchi Cup lntematlonal Pistol Tournament From MISSOuri (T) a NowaDay Ql The Virginian 12:30 (l) U Mort< 6 Mindy CU Motorweek '90 ~ ~ 411 U.S. Open Tonnlo 8 Super Sporto Follloo ® Celebrity Outdooro @ Off Road Racing Groat D•v•de Expedition From Colorado (T) at Science and Technology Wook all Q Fight Back! Wllh David Horowitz 1:00 (l) I) Mort< 6 Mindy t;1 (!) Lone Ranger III Notional Audubon Society Speclalo t;1 (!) Firing Line 0 Medal of Honor t;1 0 Mlomt Vice 121 BataMuters Flonda ·s Lake Okeechobee @ NASCAR Winoton Cup at NowaDay all Q Hart to Hart 1:30 (l) I) Boaom Buddioa (!) This Week In Baoo"-11 (!) European Journal ® Buckmootaro WhHotall Magazine Buckmasters Top Bow Indoor Wid C ~amp Q) Monayweek Q]l Fall Sneak Preview Jom Rotll:l Weller tor a behind-the-scenes preview of the Family Chann el' s tall lineup 2:00 (l) I) Family Tioo (!) Loed-OH Man (L) Travel Magruine (!) VICIO'"f Gordon t;l I!]) Ill Major League Booeboll l]]l Cousteau's Rediscoverv of tho WMd 0 MOVIE: The Driver 1•1 (2:00) ® Bill Dance Outdoors 18 Week In Review all Cl Enter1ainmont Thlo Week all Iron Horae 2:05 (]) Major League Baooboll 2:20 (!) Major Loaguo Baaoboll 2:30 (l) I) Chooro ClJ European Journal til From a Country Garden ® Hidden Herooo Motorspol1s Journal1sm 3:00 (l) I) National Geograp~ic Special 0 <1l TreveRn• Gourmet Cll Q all Q Greater Mllwoukoo Open (!) Crafting tor the 90o ~ Notional Sleogrephlc: On Aaafgnment ® Americon Sporto Cavalcade Busdwe1ser SponsNationals at WMd Ropori Ql Big Valley 3:30 (!] Focuo on Europe t;1 (!) Sowing Connoction 4:00 (l) I) MOVIE: Arabian Adventure iGi (2:00) Ylslons of Nature: Patrick Smitll'o Fklnda (!) The Gonflo Docto' Veterinary Medicine ~ Holiday Hot Sheet 0 Throb Gll Gunamoke 4:30 III MotOtWeek '90 (!) Joy ol Painting OJ It's Your Move 12!1 NHRA Today 4:50 (]) Wreotllng'o Groatoot Hlto 5:00 (!] Nowton'a Apple t;1 Cll i!J all Cl Arilngton Million Hone Roco Cil McLaughlin Group IIJI 411 MOVIE: Fuzz iPGi (2 :00) ~ 4 Whool & Off -Road JamborM The th1rd annual Jamboree features mud-drags, OH·road races and the Monster Trucks . [J) Werewolf 12!1 lnoldo Wlnoton Cup Racing Ned Jarren and Steve Byrnes co-host this last-paced look at the world ol NASCA R Win ston Cup racing featuring weekly race highlights and more. @Senior PGA Tour GTE Nort~ Classic, Final Round From Indianapolis. IN (T) at NowoWatch ® 8onan11: Tho Loot Epilodoo 5:05 (]) Good Tlmoo 5:30 (!) Twilight Zone (!] Wild Amor1ca 0 (1) Tony Brown's Joumel ® Flreotono Flrehowk C!Uimplonohlp Mid-Ohio Sport Car Course 8 Newomokor Sunday 5:35 The Joff......,o m rn EVENING 8:oo lll • Newt Clle c • a a (!) Kung Fu (!] Couotoau'o Rodlocovory of the Wortd (1 :00) (!) llookmart t;1 ~ CBSNowoQ 11J Greltolt Sporto Logondo 0 Murder, She Wrote ® Truckln' USA Trucking Jamborees Sportowook In Aovlow a MONDAY Ql Big Brother Jake 6:05 (]) NWA Meln Event Wreofllng • MON., SEPT. 3 !J , g~o ,., _, , , , ,.~ rr ( 't VV\!ft~ • ·~ 6:30 (l) II ~ NBC Nowo Stereo. !i a EVENING all Cl ABC Worid 6:00 III Wild Amorico Q Nowo Sunday Q (!) Ralotng Kido (I) II ~ 0 Ill IIJ News (!) Reading Rainbow t;1 IIJIIII Andy GriHith 0 Ho-Man ~Newt ~ Ill CBS Nowo Q ®Road Teet Magazine Test ol t~a 199t Cars @ SportsConter lnoldo Buolnooo Ql Zorro 7:00 (l) I) crl) MOVIE: 'Tho Goonlot' NBC SUnday Nlj_ht at tho Movloo[PGi (2:00) t;1 [!) MOVIE: Pale ollllo Goldon Weot (1 :00) (]) MOVIE: American Greffiti jPGj(2:00) III Plonet Earth t;1 Cll i!J all Cl America tho Beautiful President George Bush and commentator Cun Gowdy , Sr . celebrate America ·s natural wonders and the efforts of Americans sworn to save the environment. (!) War on Our Shoreo ~ ~ 411 60 Mlnutoo t;1 IIJIIII Pure lnoanlty II Participants from Austin and Boston try to outdo each other performing crazy stunts for prize money. Stereo. (]J Hitchcock Preaenta 12!1 American Sports Cavalcade Busdweiser SportsNatlonals @ Buo"-11 Tonight 13 NewsWatch Ql Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7: 30 0 U.S. Open Tennla a CNN Spor11 Ql Bord811own 8:00 (!) MOVIE: Covered Wagon Dayt (1 :00) III (!) 3-2-1 Contact Extro: You Can't Grow Homo Again Stephanie Yu joins several Costa Rican naturalists tor an examination of the rapid destruction ot the world 's ra1nforests. Stereo . Q Cll i!J all CIAmorica'o Funnleat Home Vlcleoa K1ds play practical jokes on their parents. (R) Q ~ ~ 411 Munter, She Wrote Jess1ca becomes 1nvolved w1th murder when she vi sits lho opora. (AI t;! I!]) Ill In Living Color LaOUitO performs a Salt and Pepa routine for Ricky 's boss. C @ Major Loaauo Boooban PrimoNoWI Ql Oceano : Tho Loot Frontier 8:30 Cll i!J a C1 Tim Conwoy'o Funny America IIJI 411 True Coloro An mterrac1BI couple wtth Children marries and sets up housekeeping . ® NHRA Today Ql Americen Snapohoto 9:00 (l) I) i1J MOVIE: 'Mod Max Beyond Thundordomo' NBC Sundoy Night at the Movleo iPGIJ) (2:001: C (!) MDA Te ethon (]) Notional Geographic Explorlf III Mootorpleco Thootnt A woman suspects the lord of Northanger Abber_of grisly doods . (AI (t :30) t;1 (I) D all Cl Jerry Lowlo MDA Telethon A galaxy ot stars helps Jerry Lew1s celebrate the 25th ann •~ ers ary of the Muscular Dystrophy Association telethon live from Hollywood . CA . (!) Smithoonlan Wo~d Q ~ ~ 411 MOVIE: 'Who Goto tho Friendo?' CBS Sundoy Movie (2 :00) t;1 I!]) Ill Morrlod ...WHh Children AI plans a special Bundy Lat>or Day barbecue . (Ri ® lnoldo Wlnolon Cup Racing Ned Jarrett and Steva Byrnes co-host th1s fast ·paced look at the world of NASCA A Winston Cup racmg featu nng weekly race hiQhhghts and more . a Week In Review Qlln Touch 9:30 IIJI III Porl<er Lewlo Can"t Lose When Parker kisses a friend"s girl , their friendship •s stra1ned. ® Bill Dance Outdoor• 10:00 [!) Nowo (!) Maotorpiece Thootnt A woman suspects the lord or Nor1hanger Abbey of grisly deeds . (R) ( 1 30) Q iiJI Ill Comic Strip Live Talenl: Elayne Booster . Paul AOdnquez. Bill Kirchenbauer 0 U.S. Open Tonnla Cont'd ® Outdoor Nowo Notwort World Now Ql Changed Uveo 10:30 (!] Myotoryl A wealthy American toun st is found dead in her Ox!Ofd hotel. (Pt a Worid Today ® Big Brother Jako a 6:05 (D Bovo~y Hlllbillloo 6:30 (l) I) crll NBC NlgiiUy Newt IiiIII Newo Body Electric (I) fit ABC Nowo (!) 3-2-1 Contact ~ C411 CBS Nowo Q IIJI CD ThntO'o Compony 0 Ho-Man ®Top Cord @ Spor11Look Ql Fall Sneak Pntvlow Join Robb Weller for a behind-the-scenes preview or the Family C~annol ·s !all li neup. 8:35 (]) Andy Griffith 8 7:00 (l) II 0 IIJ Whool of Fortune Q (]) Clli!J lnoldo Edition (!] (!) MacNeil Lehrer NenHour IIJIIII Night Court Q C 411 Current Affair 0 u.s. Open Tennlo ® Mullk: Row Video @ SportoConter Monoyllno Ql Scerecrow & Mrs. lUng a t;l rn 7:05 Happy Day a 7:30 (l) I) ~ 0 Jeopardy! t;1 (!) Telethon Con~nueo (I) ~Ill Enter1alnmont Tonight (I) 8 Moma't Family i1J1 CD M'A'S'H @ Major Leaauo Boll"-11 Crouftre 7:35 Tho Jefferoono 8:00 (l) I) ~ Tho Gl'llotoat Proctlcal Jokto of All Time Dick Clart< and Ed McMahon host this special fea1uring some or the best practical JOkes ever presented on Super Bloopers and Practical Jokes. [J (]) Cll8 MocGyvor MacGyvOf must help a violinist recover his lost Stradivarius . (R) t;1 (!J Qreet Performances A televised stage production of the American classk: is presented. Q (!) Ado,~enturt Retrace the extraordinary 1789 Tonga to Timor voyage ol Captain Bligh. t;1 ~ ~ GD Major Dad T ~a Major bids a fond farewell to his friends at the base. (Pt 2) (R)Q I!]) Gl 21 Jump Street Teenage psychiC ass1sts m Investigation of high school fires. (A) 0 12!1 Goopef Jublloo PrimeNews a rn a a Generation 12!1 Truckln' USA Trucking Jamborees aCNN Sporto Ql Winning Walk 11 :45 ~ 411 CrimoStopporo 800 12:00 (]) Paid Progromming III Star Huollor ~ MOVIE: The Sword end tho Sorcerer (Ri(2:00) IIJI III War ot the Worldo 0 Hollywood lnolder 12D Truck1 and Tractor Power Kentucky·s Lou1sville Motor Speedway @ Baot"-11 Tonight a Wo~d Report Final Edition all Cl Jerry Lawlo MOA Telethon (Cont.) Ql Larry Jonoa t 2:15 ~ llllnSport t 2:30 (]) World Tomonow crll War of tho World• 0 Pold Progrommlng ® Hidden Horoeo Motorsports Journalism Ql John 011Hn 1H5~111Nowo 1:00 (]) Ql Paid Programming illllll Slokol 6 Ebert ® lnoldo Wlnoton Cup Racing Ned Jarren and Steve Byrnes co-host this tast-pacoc look at t~o wor1d at NASCAR Winston Cup racing featuring weekly ra ce highlights and more . @ NFL'• Greatest Momento Greatest Per1ormances of t989 a ShowBiz Today all Cl Jerry Lowlo MDA Tolothon A galaxv of stars helps Jerry Lewis e<~lebrale tho 25t~ anniversary of l~o Muscular Oystrop~y Association telethon live rrom HollywOOd , CA. t :30 (]) Paid Progrommlng IIJIII MOVIE: Raging Bull i"l (2:30) 12!1 Celebrity Outdoore @ NFL'o Greotott Momonto Lagonds of !he Fall a NewaNight Update 2:00 (!)Telethon Continue• (]) 1111 Paid Progrommlng 1211 Chomplonohlp RocMo @ SportoConter 2:30 (2) D (I) I) Jerry Lowlo MDA Tolothon A galaxy ol elars ~elpa Jerry Lewis celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Muscular Dystrophy Association telethon live from Hollywood , CA. (]) ChriaUan Chlldl'lln'o Fund OMovlo a Sporta utoNight 3:00 (]) Paid Programming @ College toolboU a ~ ~111M1atera Florlda ·s Lake Okeechobee Ql John Anktrborg 10:40 (!) lnotant Roploy 11 :00 (l) I) Cll fit ~ ~ 411 IIJ New a (!) MDA Telethon (]) Notwort Earth I!]) 111 Star Trek [)) Miami Vice ® World of Spood and Beauty Sprint Car Racing @ SportoCenter lnolcle Buolne11 Ql John Ootoon 11 :150 Focuo15 11 :30 (l) I) JorTY Lawlo MDA Tolothon A galaxy of stars helps Jerry Lewla celebrate tho 25th anniversary of l~e Muscular Dystrophy Association tetethon live from Hollywood, CA. (]) Paid Progrommlng (!] Mart Ruaaall Comedy Speclol Pol~leal oobrlst Mart< Russell lampoons !he nation·s leaders and newsmakers with his outrageous ono·llnors, songs, and plano porodias . a a• QI!Newt ev.mlght Jerry Lawlo MDA Tolothon (Cont.) 3:30 [I) 0 Paid Programming 3:46 8 NtwiiOOm 4:00 [I) NWA Main Event Wreatllng IIJI. MOYIE: lrewotor McCloud (R) (2:00) Qll Larry King Ovomlght Ql Paid Progrommlng 4:30 1111 Nighlwatch !i fit Jerry Lowlo MDA Telethon (Cont.) (!) Stor Huollor Ill Jeopardy! 0 11J St.r Tre~: Tho Noxt • Ql MOVIE: The Tin Star (2:00) ' 8:05 (]) MOVIE: Tho Long Hot SUmmer (3:17) 8:30 0 C Ill Doctor, Doctor Mike Instills his free spirit into Abe"s son, Justin. (R) Q 12!1 On Stage 9:00 (l) I) 11J MOYIE: 'Spill Llka Uo' NBC Monday Night at the Movleo iPGi(2:00J 0 (]) Cll a MOYIE: 'Tho Belly Ford Story' ABC Monday Night Movie (2:00) t;1 (!) American Moatoro Isaac Bashevis Singer's lila and work are melded togel~or . Q 0 C Ill Murphy Brown After a short romance, Corky anounces her engagement. ~~Allen Notion Gacrgo and Sikes investigate tho murder of a famous human doctor. (R) 0 at All-Star !!oluto to Country Muolc Barbara Mandrell & 1 • Johnny Cash Host a Larry King Llvol 9:301111 C Doolgnlng Women Julia has a hard time coping w1th ganing older . (A) t;1 10:00 (!)Newt (!) 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Famous Ql Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 7:05 (]) Major League Ba-N 7:30 [!) $100,000 Fortune Hunt ~ Caoh Ezplollon ~ Joopordyl 0 0 U.S. Open l'onnlo ® This Wook In Country Music @ Collage Footblll CNN $porte QlTandT 8:00 (l) U crl) Thll II Your Lift Ralp~ Edwards brings back the magic of the legendary show as he interviews Dick van Dyke and Betty White a ~ MOVIE: Tho Peacemaker (2:00) III AuoHn City Llmlto (1.00) Clli!J all Cl Super JeopordJI t;1 (!) Nal King Cole ®! Peradite Ethan must choose between a new job ana his fiance. {A) IIJI III Totally Hidden Video People get stranded in costumes when a costume store disappears. 0 111 Raco lor [t ® Church Street Station PrimtNowa Ql MOVIE: Tho Young In Hotrt(2:00) a 8:30 (I) D all Cl Monopoly Q (!) Club Date IIJIID Haywire A couple exchange clothes in a car: stree1 people show secret talents. Stereo . ® Grand Ole Opry Live 9:00 (l) I) 11J Golden Glrlo Blanche is shocked by her daughter's plans to have a Daby. (A) Q III Dr. Who (I)I!J all Chino Booch Dodger rediscovers his home with his son by his side. (R) a ~ Alive From OH Contor Q ~ 0 e NFL PI'IISoaaon Football l!llm COPS COPS follows police as l~ey reapond lo a sexual assault e<~ll. ® Barbaro Mandrell and the Mo.-1 Sitton ShowBiz Thlo Wool< 9:30 (l). IIJ Empty Nell Barbara and Carol argue over their reacttons to a blind man. (A) 1;1 (!) Now Country Video IIJIII Tracey Ullman Show Ginny accepts a marriage proposal from 1 plastic surgeon. (R) Q Eott MHto Wool 9:50 U.S. Olympic Gold World Cup WraaUing: Mon'o Volleyball: USA vs Cuba (T) a a rn I tO:OO (l) • IIJ Carol and Company Lois discovers that ~er hua"-nd , Paul,. Ia choatlng on her. (R) (!) NeWI CllD all C1 Twin PHkl Coopor end Truman traCk down the one-armed man . 0 ffiJ P.otin CHy Llmlta (1 :00) IIJIID Friday lllo 13111: Tho lllflot 0 u.s. Open Tonnlt Cont'd ® Amoricon Muolc 8hop Cll D Into tho Night ~ Magnum, P.l. IIJIIII Love Connection ~ e 'Night Hill' CBS Lito Night 0 Crimi Story ®NoohvtloNow aNewScene 12:05 (]) Nightllno 0 12:30 (l). crll Late Night WHh David Lottonnon (]) MOVIE: Tho Loot Crooked Milo (1 :00) IIJIIII Allot' Houro 12:35(]) Into the Night 1:00 1111 MOVIE: Soplllo'o Cholet fA) (2:00) I!Jie Rawhide 0 Hitchcock Pl'lloonto a ShowBiz Todoy 1:05 a 411 Paroonolitiao 1:30 (l) I) ~ Lator With Bob Cootao (!) MOVIE: Streot BandHI I 1:30) 0 Hitchcock Preoonta ® Crook I ChaM @ Aft-American Futurity From Ruidoso, NM (T) a WoridWido Updato Ql Paid Programming t :35(1) Nowo 1:50 (]) Couotoau: Aodlocovory of the World Forests Without Land. Cousteau travets to Borneo where he discovers a labyrint~ of mangroves t~at have been home to the jungle's creatures for thousands of years . 2:00 (l) D Noma Shopping IIJIIII MOVIE: Hog Wild iPGi (2:00) 0 Paid Programming ® Muolc Row Video Ql 700 Club WHh Pot Robortaon 2:10 (I) Love Connection 2:30 @ SportoContor 8 CNN Sporto 2:40 (]) Allor Houro 2:50 ill MOVIE: The Lottor (2 :00) 3:00 (!) Coraon•a Comedy Clanlco ~ MOVIE: McCloud I 130) @ Spor11Look a WorldWido Update Ql Paid Programming 3:30 (!) Toloo From lllo Dartoldt @Leo Hanoy'o Chomplonohlp Wortout 3:45 8 Nowaroom 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Gold of !he Amazon Women (2:00) IIJIIII MOVIE: Trenchcoat tPGI (2:00) @ U.S. Open Tobie Tonnlo Chomplonohlp From Baltimore, MD (T) 8 Larry King Overnight Ql Paid Programming 4:30 1111 Nightwatch 4:50 (]) Three Stooge• • P'rev~us World Now 0 Filth Annual Pu~no Dog Show Purina Invitational Is !he natlons"s largest allbraed invitational show with 138 broads In competition. All money raised will be contributed to The Dog Museum . 10:30 (l) I) 11J TV or Not TV Jack Lemmon hosts a showcase tor talented young comedy writers . (!] MOVIE: Tho Privott LHo of Don Juan (1 :35) Texaa Connection @ College Footbotl Sc...10:50 (])Night Trocko: Chortbuatore Stereo. 11 :00 llJ D Cll CJ I!JI all Cl New1 [!) Twilight Zone ill Star Huotler I!]) Ill Aroonlo Hall' I WHkond Jam 0 MOVIE: lnvaolon ot the Bat Glrit (2:00) ®On Sfa9o @ Ba-ll Tonight Copltal Gong Ql Scorecrow I Mre. King a a Q 11:30 (l) D Soturday Night Live Host Corbin Bernsen (R) Stereo. (!) MOVIE: Mllllle to the Moon (1:30) Cll D Collaga Footboll Kent State vs WVU (T) IIJ Collage Footboll wvu ,. Ken! State (T) ® Grend Olo ()pry Uvo @ Sportaeenter CNN Sports 11 :35 all Cl Chetre Q 11 :50(]) MOVIE: Roco With the Oovtt lPG) (2:00) a 12:00~ ~- Nowo iiJI Ill Fl'llddy'o Nlghtmoreo ® Barbore Mondrolland the Mondroll Blotora @ Pro Bowtoro Aoaoclation Ebonlta Senior Championship From Canton, OH (T) NowScono Ql Zola Lovitt 12:0& all D Bonny Hill 12:30 CllD Gorgeouo Lldlot of Wmtltng ~ MOYIE: Roar Window (2:00) C Ill Ohio Calh Exploalon Evane and Novak 0 Paid Progrommlng 1:00 (l) I) Ql Paid Progrommlng Cll MOYIE: Y - Mon (1 :30) 1111e Monatora O·A-Ttam 0 MOVIE: Hot Chill (2:00) Ill American Music Shop atN<owoUpclote 1:05 NWA Worldwldo Wl'lllllllng 1:t0atTravotG- a a at• t :30 (2) • " - Shopping ~ l!ll• Tallo From the Darttldo all Toxoa Connoctlon Pinnacle 1:31ai.Nowo 1:50 (]) Night Troclla Stereo. a EVENING a ~ Abbott lnd Cootallo (]) (I) I) ABC Nowo t;1 (!] Body Electric (!) 3·2·1 Contact t;1 1111 a2l Ill CBS Nowo t;1 IIJIIII Thm'o Compony at Top Cord @ SportoLook 7:00 (l) I) ~ ~ Whool of Fortune~ (!) Andy rtfflth CIJ (I) D lnaldt Edition III (!) MacNeil Lehrer NowoHour illllll Night Court t;1 ~ 411 Current AHair 0 My Sliter Sam 12!1 Muolc Row Video @ Sportoeonlor at Monoyllna Ql Scarecrow 6 Mro. King t;l 7:30(l)l) 0 ~ ~rdyl ~ (!) Major League oobo CIJ C 411 Enter1ainmont Tonight Clllll Mamo'o Family IIJIIII Major Loogue Bl~t"-11 0 U.S. Open Tennis @ Major League Booebell CroooHro 8:00 (l) D ~ MoUock Matlock defends a young street w1se woman accused or killing boss ~~~ (]) (I) hO'I tho Boll? Samantha is denied admission to her first·cho1ce a coll~e(A) CD 1;1 Nova China·s tecnological prowess m ancient days 1S examined . IR) i C 411 Billy Groham Cruooda ® Churc~ Street Stotion PrimoNowo ® MOVIE: Gunomoke 12 00) 8:20 ~MOVIE: Tho Four aoono lPG) (2 00) 8:30 (]) Cll D Family Mtttoro Eddie unwisely decides to have a party while his a parents are gone. (A) t;1 ®On Stage 9:00 (l) I) ~ In tho Hoot of tho Night A longtime friend from Philade,hia v1sils Alt~oa . t;1 (]) Cll Roeoannt Roseanne and Dan decide to t~ to get closer to the girls. I(!]I~ Can't AHord to Grow Old E)(amlne the growing demand lor long term health care in America and the phys1cal, emotional and financial pressures faced by t~a aldarly. (t :OO) ~ ~Ill MOVIE: 'Shattered Innocence' CBS Tuoodoy Movie ~ :00) ~ ® Nu villa ow a Lorry King Llvel 9:30 (I) Clllll Coach Hayden·s heroism emerges when Dauber endangers a prize poodlo. (R) Q 10:00 (l) D 11J Real Lito With Jono Pauley Q (]) Clli!J thlr1yoomothlng Dunng an attempted takeover, Elliot is at odds w 1 t~ Miles. (R) t;1 (!] Our Nation's Health - A Quoltlon of Choice (!) P.O.V. (1 :3~ t;l [)) U.S. Open onnio Cont'd a World Now Ql 700 Club With Pat Aoben1on 10:20 (]) MOVIE: Summer of '42 tPGi(2 :00) 10:30 (!) Newt 12!1 Crook 6 Chose 1221 Major League Basaball 11 :00 (l) I) [1) Cll lll ~ ~ Ill 11J Nowa III Child Care: Famllloo In the Balance The daily act1v1ties of tour fam111es reveal how day care affects today 's working families. I!]) 411 Araento Hall 0 Miami Vice ® Funny Buolnoll With Cha~lo Chua IV Guest: Patty Loveless & Misty Rowe at Monoyllno Ql Batmen 11 :30(l)l) crl) Tonight Show Stereo. (!) Magnum, P.I. (I) D Nlttline t;1 I}) Star uatler ~ Nl~t Court t;l 0 411 .S. Open Hlghllghte g CNN Sporto Ql MOVIE: Gunamoke (2 00) 11 :35 :II Choore t;1 12:00 (!] Star Hustler (I) D Into tho Night ~ Magnum, P.l. []) ID Love Connection 0 411 'Stingray' CBS Lato Night 0 Crime Story ® Naohvlllo Now at NtwScono 12: 05 (]) Nlghtllno t;1 12:20 (]) MOVIE: JollhOUIO Rock (2:00) 12:30 lll l l iiJ Loll Night With David Letterman (!) MOVIE: Sponloh Capo Myallfy (1 :00) I!]) 11 After Houro 12:35 CIJ Into !he Night 1:00 I!F. MOVIE: Force 10 From evarono (PGi(2:00) IIJI411 Rawhide 0 Hitchcock Preoento a ShowBiz Todoy 1:05 ~Ill Peraonalltiao 1:30 (l) 1J 0 Liter With Bob CosU1 (!) MOVIE: Unmaakod (t :00) 0 Hitchcock Preoonto 12!1 Crook 6 Chait @ SportoContor a WoridWido Update Ql Paid Programmlna 1:35 (]) ~ 411 Nowo 2:00 (l) 11 Home Shoppln~ IIJI411 MOVIE: II You ould S.. What I Hoar (PGI (2:00) [! Budweiser Presen11: Tuooday Night Fighto Two t>outs; Vincent Pettway vs Victor Davis; Sharamba Mitchell vs Billy Young (T) ® Muolc Row Video @ Motorwoak illuotretod Ql 700 Club With Pat Ro"-rtaon 2:10 (}) Love Connection 2:20 ~ MOVIE: Men In lila lldomooo tPGi (2101 2:30 (!) Taloo From tho Dorl<olde a2 Toyota Colobrtty Race From Long Beach, CA (T) a CNN Sporto 2:40 CIJ Alter Houro 3:00 [!) Caroon'o Comedy CiotliCI 0 MOVIE: McCloud (1 301 a2 SportoLook WoridWide Update Ql Paid Progremmlng 3:30 (!) Toloo From tho Dorl<oldo @ NASCAR Wlnoton Cup Heinz Southern 500 From Darlington, SC (T) 12 Hour Version) 3:45 a Newsroom 4:00 [!) MOVIE: Tho Dorl<er Side ot Tem>r (2:00) I!]) Ill MOVIE: Rich Kldl (PG) (2 :00) 0 Allfed Hitchcock Hour a Lorry King Overnight Ql Paid Programming 4:30 (]) I Love Lucy ~ Nightwatch a • WED., SEPT. 5 EVENING WEDNESDAY • & • THURS., SEPT. 6 • EVENING 6:00 (l) I) Cll Cll Q ~ c Ill crll Nowo III Club Connect m Roodlng Rainbow t;1 IIJIII Andy Griffith 0 Ho-Man @ Budwtloor Thoroughbred Digolt World Today Ql HordcuUo end McConnlcll t;l 8:05 (]) Baver1y Hlllblllloa 8:30 (l) I) 0 NBC Nlghlty Nowo a IiiIII Body (I) Q ABC Newo t;l Electric (!) 3-2-1 Contact t;1 ~ C411 CBS Newo Q I!Jill Threo'o Compony ®Top Card @ Spor1oLook 6:35 (]) Andy Griffith 7:00 (l) D ~ ~Wheel ot Fortune 0 (!) Mojor League Baoo"-11 (]) (I) D lnoldo Edition (!] (!) MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour IIJIIII Night Court Q a2J 411 CurTOnt AHolr 0 My Sloter Som ® Muolc Row Video @ Spor1oContor Monoyllno Ql Scorecrow 6 Mro. King a t;l 7:05 (]) Happy Dayo 7:30 (l) D ~ ~ Jeopardy! t;l (I) Enlor111nmonl Tonight Clli!J Momo 'o Family l!lle M'A'S'H ~ 11 Project Educotion: T~·Stato Aopor1 Cord 0 U.S. Open Tonnlo @ NFL Footbolt '90 at Crollllro 7:35 (]) Tho Jofforeono 8:00 (l) D 0 Cooby Show Theo discreetly sublets his apa11ment and moves in with Justlne.(RI 0 (]) (I) • 'ofhor Dowling Mystlrill An parishioner leaves six million dollars to Sister Steve (R) III Moyoro: In Storch of tho ConolltutlOniNAJ t;l (!) Homotime g ~48Houre 1;1 l!llll Tho Simpoono W~on Bar1 buys a miniature spy camera , he sneaks a shot of Homer. \R)O ~ • Blly <iraham Crulldt Q1 My Horoeo Hovo Alwoyo Boon Cowboyo Hosted bv waylon Jennings @ Collogo Foolball a P~meNowo Ql MOVIE: Tho L11t Wagon (2:00) 8:05 (D Banford and Son: Tho Big Ono'l Back Aadd Foxx end othar cost members look back at aoma of tho lunnleat eplllodos. (2:00) 8:30 (2) • 11J Different World Whitley oodly calabretos her 2111 birthday elono. (R) 1;1 (!) Wild AmaricO l!lle Partor Llwl• can't Looo\When Parl<er klsoas • trlond'a glri, their lrlondahlp II tlrolnad. t.OO (l) D I(J Chetfl RtbOCCI oncountora romantic complications after moving in w/Robin . (R) t;l (]) Clli!J Young Rldero A killer is stalking survivors ol the Alamo . (R) t;1 (!] (!) Myataryl Inspector Morse searches for a m1ss1ng murder suspect . (A) g 0 411 Amorico'o Toughool Aulgnmont . Sol ving the EducatiOn Cns1s I!]) 411 OEA ® Nashville Now a Larry King Livol 9:30 (l) I) ~ Wingo A p1lot and his tree-spirited bro1her embark on a chase . (A) t;1 t 0:00 (l) I) ~ P.,.nthood T~e BucKman's gather together to celebrate great-grandma·s biriMay. t;1 (!) NtWI (I; Cll i!J Primotlme Live Q III Mutorploco Thootro A woman suspects the lord or Northanger Abbey ol grisly deeds . !Ri It :30) t;1 (!) Rubbish, A Criolo of Wuto IIJI III Now Twilight Zone 0 U.S. Open Tonnio Cont'd a Worid Now Ql 700 Club With Pat Roberto on 10:05 (]) Sanford and Son t0:30 (]) Major League Baoobell IIJIIII Taxi ®Crook 6 Chaoe tt :OO (l) ll CIJ Cll Q ~ C 411 0 Nowo (]) Twilight Zone (!) Star Huotler (]] Cl Arsenio Msll 0 Miami Vice ® American Music Shop @ Baaobotl T onlg~t Moneyllne I1Jl Batman 11 :30 (l) l) ~ Tonight Show Stereo (!) Magnum, P.l. III On Dancing loodoro'o Dantll Annabelle Gamson . the foremost interpreter of Isadora Ouncan ·s dances . shares her insights into Ouncan ·s extemporaneous style. (I) D Nlghtllne Q (]II Columbu1 Forum On Educ:aUOn 0 411 Project Educotton t;l ®On Stege @ Spor11Conter at CNN Spor1o Ql MOVIE: The Lalt Wagon (2:00) t 1:35 (]) Cheero t;1 t 2:00 (!] Ster Huoltar Cllll Into tho Night 11J1 Lovo Connection 0 Crime Story ® Ntohvllle Now @ ESPN'o Spoodwtok NowScone t2:05 (I) Nlghtllna Q 12:30(l). iiJ Late Night With David Letterman (!) MOVIE: Hidden Homlcldo (1 :00) ~ Night Court IIJIIII Alter Houro C Ill U.S. Open Hlghllghll a ~ 411 Peroonalitioo 0 Hitchcock Pretonto a S~owBiz Toder 1:15(]) MOVIE: Jallhouoo Rock (2:00) t :30 (l) I) 0 Later WHh Bob Coate• (!) MOVIE: Million Dollar Puroult (1:00) 0411 Newo 0 Hollywood Insider ®Crook 6 Cheoo at WorldWide Update Ql Paid Programming 1:35 (]) New a 2:00 (l) I) Home Shopping ~ NltoOwl 2-Y I!]) 411 MOVIE: An lnvoaion of Privacy (2 :00) 0 MOVIE: Julia 1PGi(2 30) ® Muolc Row Vldac 13 Danskin's Running and Roclng Ql 700 Club Wit~ Pat Robertson 2:10 (]) Love Connection 2:30 (!) Taloa From tho Dart<olde @ SportoConter at CNN Sports 2:40 (]) After Houro 3:00 (!) Carson's Comedy Claaolco @ SportoLook WoridWide Update Ql Paid Programming 3:15 (]) MOVIE: The Loner (2001 3:30 (!) Toleo From tho Darkoldo aJ Budweiler Thoroughbred Dlgoot 3:45 at Neworoom 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Johnny Rocco (2 •00) a ~Columbo 411 MOVIE: T~e Ambassador's Daughter (2 :00) @ Jimmy Houlton Outdoors Lorry King Overnight Ql Paid Programming 4:30 0 Allred Hitchcock Hour @ Flohln' Hole I!]) a a 12:31 Ill Into lllo Night 1:00 IIJI• Rawhide ~ 12!1 Naohvllo Now a Lorry King Li""l 9:30 Ill Cll i!J Anything But Love Marty tries to cheer Hannah on ~or 30t~ birt~da v . IRI Q ®Top Card 10:00 (!) Newo @ SportaLook [1) 6:35 (]) Andy Griffith 7:00 (l) I) ~ Whoel of Fortune ~ NewaHour a ' ( A)~ (!] National Geographic Special Q ~ ~ 411 Billy Graham Cru11do iiJI Ill MOVIE : Tho Family lA) (2:00) @ Converaatton With Dinah PlimeNews a • EVENING • 6:00 (l) I) (]) Cll Q ~ ~ 411 l]]l News (!) I Dream of Jeannie III Newton's Apple t;1 (!) Reeding Rainbow t;1 I!]) Ill Andy Griffith [[! He-Man @ Scholoollc Sporie America C a Worid todor Ql Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:05 (]) Bevoriy Hlltblltieo 6:30 (l) I) ~ NBC Nightly News ~ AbboH and Costello (]) (I) Q ABC Newo t;l (!] Body Electric (!) 3·2·1 Contact t;1 ~ ~ 411 CBS Newo t;l I!JI III Three 's Company ®Top Card @ SporteLook Ql Zorro 6:35 (D Andy Grlffit~ 7:00 (l) 11 ~ 0 Wheel of Fortune C [!) Andy Griffith (I) (I) llJ In side Edition III (!) MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour I!]) Ill Night Couri t;l 0 411 CurTOnt Affair [! Miami Vice ® Muaic Row Video a2J SportaCenteJ Moneyllno \1]) Fall Sneak Preview J01n Robb Weller lor a beh1nd·the-scenes prev1ew ol the Family Channel 's tall lineup 7:05 1IJ Hap~y Deyo 7:30 (l) U ~ ~ Jeopardy! 0 [!) Major League Baooba~ (]) ~ 411 Enter111nmont Tonight (() g Mama's Family I!]) Ill M"A'S'H @ Major Loeguo Baooball a Do you have anything in your house that can turn into money? ADVERTISE IT 614-992-21S6 304-67S-1333 614-446-2342 TopCopsl;) aWMdNow Ql 700 Club With Pet Robertson 10:30 IIJI 411 Texl ®Crook 6 Chaoo @ Baao"-11 Tonig~t 10:35[.Vc MOVIE: Thund811Jolt ond L ghtfoot jA j (2:30) TII411 Night Court Q C 411 Current Affair 0 For Kldo' Sake t;1 a a2J I!]) 411 New Twilight Zone [! U.S. Open Tonnlo Cont'd (]) Clli!J lnoldo Edition III (!) MacNeil Lehrer 0 My Sliter Som @ Mualc Row Video @ SportoConter Monoyllno Ql Scarecrow 6 Mrs. King Q 7:05 (]) Happy Day a 7:30 (l) I) 0 Jeopardy I t;1 (!) Bewitched (]) ~ 411 Entenainment Tonight . Cll D Mamo·o Family i1J1 Ill M'A'S'H 0 U.S. Open Tennis @ Major League Baoobell Cro11Hro 7:35 (]) Tho Jofferoono 8:00 (l) I) ~ Unoofvod Myatertea A child whose mother confessed to killing has been seen . ~ (!) MOVIE: Tho . toporalo Onoo (2:00) (I) Clli!J Tho Wonder Yeero Trouble arises when JacK tries to plan Karen ·s future . Clli!J Koppel Rapart Stereo .~ ~ Andy Griff~h I=RI., SEPT. 7 Joke and the Fatman~ (I) Clli!J ABC Nowo t;l III Body Electric (!) 3-2-1 Contact t;1 0 a2i 411 CBS Newo t;l 11J1 CD Throo'o Company a NASCAR Grond NaUonol Gatorade 200 From Darilngton , SC (T) (20~'&, ~ Abbolt end Cootello m i Ql MOVIE: Arrowhotd (2 :00) 8:05 (]) Claoh of the Chomptono Xlt 8:30 (]) Cll i!J Growing Paino Displaced tly the exterminators, the Seavers move in w1th Mike (AJ t;1 ®On Stage 9:00 (l) I) 0 Hunter Dely1ng orders, Hunter dons a street patrol un1form . \AI (2 :00) t;1 (]) Cll Q Doog10 Howaar, M.D. Thanks to hiS tOOSliS, Vinnie's romantic plans go awry.(R) Q (1) (I) Learning in America 6:oo lll u Ill Cll a ~ o 411 ONewt (!) I Dream of Jeannie III Dograool Junior H'g' t;1 (!) Reading Rainbow illlll Andy GriffHh 0 Ho-Man @ lnoldo tho P<IA Tour Worid Today Ql Hordcootlo and McCormick t;1 5:05 (]) Bovoriy HtMbll"u 6:30 (l) I) crll NBC Nightly Nowo THURSDAY Paa:e) a • TUES., SEPT. 4 6:00 (l) I) Ill Clli!J ~ c 411 ONowo (!) I Dmm of Joonnlo (!] Long Ago & For Awoy Q Cll ROIIUng Rainbow t;1 l!lle Andy GriffHh 0 llt·Mon @ Danakln't Running and Roclng Worid Today Ql Hordcaetle and McCormlcll Q 6:30 (l) I) 0 NBC Nightly Nowo ce (Continued from TUESDAY 11:00 aJ I) (]) Cll i!J ~ ~ Ill @ News (!) Twilight Zone (!) Democracy In Education ([I Star Huatter IIJI CD Arsenio Hall OMiemi Vice ® Conversation With Dinah at Monoyllne 11J1 Batman 11 :30 (l) l) ~ Tonight Show Stereo. (!) Magnum , P.l. III Joyce Carol Oates Ona of the world 's most respected and prohfic novelists, Oates 1S known tor her orig.nal VISion as IS clear hom her novel, American Appetites. Cll i!J Nlghtllne ~ Night Court ~ 411 U.S. Open Hlghlighto 8 iOn Stege @ SportoCentor a CNN Sports Ql MOVIE: Arrowhead (2 001 11 :35({j Choero t;1 12:00 III Star Huotlor (I) Q Into the Nigh! ~ Mognum , P.l. [J) Ill L011o Connoctton o 411 'Wolf' cas Late Night Crimo Story ® Nolhvtlle Now @ Major Laoguo Baloball Magazine 8 NowScona 12:05 (]) Nlghtllna t;1 12:30 (l) I) 0 Lito Night With David Lottormon [!) MOVIE: Ghoot Gooo Wid (1 :00) I!]) Ill A!tor Houre @ Greet American Baaa"-11 Quiz (0:30) 12:35 (]) Into tho Night 1:00 ~ MOVIE: Boxcar Bertha tAl (2 :00) IIJ) Ill Rawflldo 0 HHchcock Preoonto @ Auto Racing IMSA GTO/GTU, From San Antonio, TX ShowBiz Today 1:05 (]) MOVIE: Penon (PG) (2:49) C 411 Poraonolltloo 1:30 (l) u o Later With Bob Cootao [!) MOVIE: HoH on Dovtt'o lolond (1 :00) 0 Hitchcock Preoonta ® Crook I ChlH a WoridWido Updota Ql Paid Programming 1:35 (I) ~Ill Ntwl a 2:00 (l) • Homo Shopping I!]) Ill MOVIE: F.I.S.T. (PG) (2:25) 0 Primo Time WreoUing ® Muoic Row Video @ lnolde tho PGA Tour ® 700 Club With Pot Robortaon 2:10 (]) Love Connoctlon 2:30 [!) Tlloo From lllo Darhldo @ SportoCentor a CNN Sports 2:40 (]) Alter Houri 3:00 (!) Coraon'o Comocly Claoolco ~ MOVIE: McCloud (1 30) @ SportoLook a WoridWido Updato Ql Pold Progremmlng 3:30 (!) Taloa From the Dartllclo @ CART Vancouvar Grend Prix From Vancouver, Canada (T) 3:4512:1 Newsroom 4:00 [!) MOVIE: Doctor Frenkon (2:00) [)) Allred HHchcock Hour a Larry King Overnight Ql Paid Programming 4:30 (]) I Lovo Lucy ~ Nlghtwolch FRIDAY a Cro1111re Ql Big ll<othar Jake 7:35 (]) Tho Jotlersono 8:00 (l) I) ~ Ouantum Leap Sam leaps into the life ol a legendary pool player . (R) t;1 (]) Cll Q Portect Strangoro The guys are trapped 1n tha1 r own apartment with a nervous guest. (A) C III (!) Weohlngton \\look in ReviewC ®I Billy <lrohem Cruoode I!]) CD America'o Top Ton 411 Roocuo: 9t 1 A policeman must stop a runaway boxcar. (A) l]] Murder, She Wrote ® Texas Connection PrimeNews Ql Beauty and the Bout 1;1 8:05 (]) MOVIE: Wagon MOlter j1 55) 8:30 (]) Cll lll ABC Saturday Momlng Preview with Ao..anne Barr Take a sneak peak at ABC"s new Saturday mornmg children ·s schedule w11h Roseanne Barr and her tele111sion fa mily. III (!) WaH Stroot Week t;l ® On Stage 9:00 (l) 11 ~ Night Couri Chr1 s11ne tantas1ZeS about her ch1ld in 10 years . (A) [:;1 (II (1: CiJ Perfect Strangers The guys are trapped 1n the1r own apartmen t w1th a nervous guest. (A) Q rD Great Performances Perrault's tale is tran sponed 1nto art deco world of 1930s HollywOOd. (2 30) t;1 (!) Evanlng at Pops ~ 0 411 MOVIE: 'Night Welk ' CBS Movie Special (2 :00) 0 (!ll 411 DEA I!Jl Hitchcock Presents 13 Neahvllle Now a Lorry King Ltvol Ql Botuty and the Bout t;1 9:30 (l) I) 0 Night Court . ChrisMe·s labor pa1ns t>egm while stuck in an elevator [A) ~ a ftCll Q OSU Football Preview Now Atthudo Vicki helps an actress who returns the Javor when she makes 1t Dig t;l 0 Roy Bradbury Theotnt t 0:00 (l) I) ~ Midnight Coller Jack negotiates with drug lords who have hijacked an a~rl lne r . (R) t;l (]) Mojor Loeguo Baaa"-11 (I) Clli!J 20/20 Q (!) Why 0o fhtll Kldo Love School? Successful alternative approaches to educ&tlon across the country are examined (1 :00) i1J1 m Now Twilight Zono . 0 Tho H~chhlkor a World Now Ql 700 Club With Pot Robortaon 10:30 (!) Nowo IIJI III Major League Booo"-11 Cincinnati Reds at Los Angelos Dodgers ILl 0 Swomp Thing 12!1 Crook I C!Uioo @ Major Looguo Boooboll 11 :00lllU Ill Cllfit ~ IIJ Nowo (I) Star HUIUtr OMiomiVIco a• ® Juot tor Laugho WHh Harry Andoreon at Moneyllne Ql Zom> 11:30 (l) I) Tonight Show Stereo [!) Mognum, P.l. Cll i!J 0 MountalnMogozlne 0 Night Court t;1 ~ 411 U.S. Open Hlghlighta ~ CNN Sporto all Bordertown 11:35 (]) Chooro 0 12:00 III Stor Huouer Cll i!J NighUino t;1 ~ Magnum, P.l. 0 411 'Stingray' CBS Late Night I!) Tonight Show Stereo [)) MOVIE: Lao Yogao Wookond 1•1(2:00) ® Naohvllle Now at NewSctne Ql Baeuty end tho Baott t;1 12:05 (]) NlghUino Q 12:30 (l) I) 0 Late Night With Oevld Ltttennen (!) MOVIE: Sho'a Drtllod IO Kill (200) Cll i!J Into tho Night 12:35 (]) Into t~o Night 12: 45 (]) MOVIE: Demon Seed 1•1 (2 :00) t : OO~ MOVIE: ~411 SRO Como IPGi lt:OO) a ShowBiz Today Ql Beauty ond lho Booot t;1 1:30 (l) I) 0 Fndoy Night Vldeoo IIJI III Araenlo Hall"o Weekend Jam ®Crook 6 Chait @ SportoCenter a WMdWido Updoto 1:35 (I) Newo 2:00 ~ Fantaoy lolond ~ 411 Poroonolltloo 0 MOVIE: Pick-Up SUm(200) at Mullc Row Video @ Aviation Quarterly II) 700 Club With Pat Robortaon 2:10 I]) Love Connection 2:30 (l) II Homo Shopping (!) Paid Progrommlng i1J1 Ill MOVIE: Tho Bralran Star ( t 30) a CNN Sporio 2:40 (]) Allor Houro 2:45 (]) MOVIE: Baing There IPGI (2 :00) 3:00 (!) Caroon'o CO<Oody Clooolco @ SportaLook a WorldWide Updoto Ql Prolao the Lord 3:10 (]) MOVIE: Ploaaure Polaco (N. j( t 50) 3:30 m Tolel From the Dartoldo @ College Footblll Stanford vo Colorado (T) 3:45 at Noworoom 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Tho Davll ot 4 o ·C-(2 :301 ~ Everyday With Joan L-n IIJ). MOYIE: Tho Batt Man (2:00) 0 MOYIE: Sacral Elocutlonaro (2:00) at Larry King Dvomight 4:30 0 CNN Newo 4:45 ill Night Trocka Stereo. I �Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio BORN LOSER Television Viewing • FRI., AUG. 31 6:00 (}) .. Ill (J). Ql 112111 11JJ News NtW10n'• Al>ple 1;1 (f) Reading Rainbow 1;1 []) Ill Andy Orifllth llll Ht-Man ID other Side of VIctory Wo~d Todoy 11!1 Zarro 6:05 Ill Blve~y HlllbU/Ios 6:30 (}) II i1J1 NBC Nightly News m T~E COOKIE MAC~INE T~E COUI\T~OUSE I S EI~OKEN. I WOGERR ~-I.;.-rR~,.M~j~w,---~p ~ NewhlrtC (J) II Alit Newo Body Electric 1;1 3-2-1 Contact 1;1 C Ill CBS Ntwt 1;1 illl Ill Threo'o Compeny Top Cord a 1D Sports~ook ME, roo' YU.~. YOU'VE IJW,) MCK Ill SCHOOL FIVE DAY£> fJOW' 7:00 (})II PM ~&~ zlne (!)Andy Q~ (i) lnolde Edition <Il Cfl MacNeil ~ehrer NewaHour (() II Current Affair Ql 1121111 il2l WhHI of Fortune C illllll Ntaht Court !;I (!) My Sam Muolc Row Video @ SportoCenter Monoyllne Scarecrow & Mro. King 1J. - I I I I 1 L...-L. Isn't 1t amazing that a compuler system can become obsolete before half the users --- to ---- it? PRINT NU MBERED lETT ERS I' p 14 I I 11 I Vol 25 No. 30 Copyrighl8d 1990 8 7:05(() Jtfltroont 7:30 (}) 11 Family Feud (!) Bewnchod Ill En1t"alnmen1 Tonight (() 11 Morna's Family Ql Ill il2l Jtol)llrdyl Q illllll M'A'S'H (!) U.S. Opon Tennis @ Major Ltogue llleebllll Crouflno 7:35 ()) Major Luguo 111-11 8:00 (]) G il2l Quantum loop A stripper and her boyfriend return an infant to its mother c a ~ r5'ov/E: Efftc1 or O.mma Royo on Man-ln -n..Moon Mlrigoldi(PG) (2:00) Cil [])Ill College Foolbooll <Il (f) Wethington WHk In Review C (J) II Fu( Houee Jesse catches D.J. with a beer and jumps to the wrong conclusion. (R) C IIIJ C Ill Primo 'rime Peta A surllng dog and a TV-watching cat are featured . (R) [;J a Tuoo Connection a PrimoNo... 11!1 MOVIE: Rock-A-Byo Seby (2:00) 8:30 <Il Wall SlrHI WHk Q (J) II Family Mattera Rachal's first data since her husband drives the family crazy. IR) 1;1 Cfl won SbHt C 111J 112141) Candid Camono: Funny - y Allen Funl hosls this speclol whlcll takes a hilarious look at the average citizen's reaction to w- money. a On Slago 9:00 I]) G il2l Midnight Caller Jack is charged will1 vehicular manslaughter . (R) g (() D MORK MEEK I \NONDER WHAT5 ON OLR TELEVIS ION , ITs A LAMP AND A 60NL ON TELEVISION. OF PAF'SR FLOWERS Tht Stort of EngUoll Perfect S1rllngero Trytng to help out his sister . Larry files a fake insurance clolm . (AJ 1;1 (f) Evening ol Pope 111J ll2J Ill Newhort Michael and Stephanie consider a divorce. (A) C Naohvlllt loiow Lany King Uvel 9:30 (J) New Atlftude Vlcl<i and Yvonne prOduce a commercial to compete with a beauty shop. Q 111J ll2J G) Portnero In Ufe Two bueldies, who work as rickshaw drivers , become 1nvolv8<1 in intrigue when they tr'l. . !.O earn money to go home. 1:;1 10:00 (2J II il2l Midnight Cellar Jock appears headed for a prison sentence for manslaughter. (A) 1;1 (!) Nowo <IJ Nowawatch (J)1120/20C (f) Wlndo of Chonge 01 WOI!d'a Oroattot Maglclana...At 1ht Mogle Cooa. Twelve ol111e world 's funniest and most popular magicians perlorm 111elr oct in the famed Magtc Castle in ~as Angeles. EvenlngNowo 11!1.700 Club With Pot Robofllon 10:20 llJ NWA Wnoa~lng Power Hour 10:30 (!)MaJor LHguelll-11 <IJ Marl< Auo../1 Comedy Speclol PaiHtcal satirist Mark Russell lampoons 111o nation"a leaders and nawsmakers with his outrageous one-liners. songs, and piano parOOies. Crook 6 Choee @ Mojor looguo 111-11 11 :00 (2J • (I) (J) • Ql 1121111 il2l Nowo ClJ Hollo Moecow With Huell Howaor Everyday people and places In Moscow era captured on hond-held video a a m c• a ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL \ '\bur 'Birthday Astro -Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals wh1ch signs are romantica lly perteet tor you Mail $2 to Matchmaker. clo lh•s newspaper , P.O. Bo,.:. 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3426 . PISCES (F•b. 20-M~rch 20) Today il you ha\le to make a choice regarding the diSinbut •o n of your resoo rces. men tal or monetary, put your family fir st Relegate out side demands to second LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) If you're plan- place n•ng a social ha ppening today. il' s best not to invite Ioo man'( guests . Everyone. mcluding yourself. will have a betl er time if the group is small and controllable SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) This could turn out to be a profitable day for you. ye! 11 might not live up to your e)lpecta11ons Perhaps 11 is because your asp iralions are unrealistic ARIES {March 21 -April19• People with whom you 're involved today will be aware of the dynamics of your personal1ty, but ir you really want to Impress and captivate them , underplay your role rather then overplay it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Something opportune materially might develop tor you today, but lhere Is a chance you may not capitalize on It as you should SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) and thereby lose some of whollt hos to Someone wh o is Quite convincing might • after. make you some promises today that 1GEMINI (M•r 21-June 20) Members of could sou nd too good to be true. Weigh the opposite gender wfU find you apSept. 1. 11111G what is said with a grain of salt, because pealing today. You'll score points with your instincts may be rig ht. your charm and wit , but not necessarlty There 18 8 strong possibility In the year CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) Your with your logic . ahead IMI you might be able lo parllco- possi bilities for personal goln ore en- CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Proceed . pate in something fruitful anothet' maucouraging today. but this won't be at- cautiously In joint ventures today, espe. urotea You will be \nvlled on board . tributed to your luck . Rewards will be clally If there are costs involved. Be sure l:ecauN 01 0 special need you con fulfill derived in proportion to the efforts you the assessm9f1ts on your counterpart VIRGO (Aug. zs,Sept. 22) Asaerltveexpend. equals that which you have to fork out neas ond effort will gel you the reword s AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) You're -1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usually you're you desire loday. but wtshlul thinking both a doer and a talker today , but your the type of person who llkee to think for on"l You mual decide whethel you will emphasis might be focused on the later \"Ourself, but tod~y you might abdicate a dreamer or a doer. Know where to You'll tare better if you strive to be more I his privilege to an associate who Is not loolc fa< romance and you "ll find " The . pr oduCti ve and less vocal !IS smart as you are . :e 1 , SCRAM-UTS ANSWEU Truant - Shirt- Lasso - Occupy- CONSCIOUS Quote from a famous psychologist "Trust your hunches. They"re usually based on facts filed away just belowtheCONSCIOUSievel. " _ ___ _ a BRIDGE one short a Tout Connection a M-yllne IIJZonG 11:20 (I) MOVIE: The lncrodlble Mr. Llmpot (2:00) 1t :30 (J) @ Blot of Coroon Stereo. , (lJ Alire From Off Contor (J) Moun-r Mopatno lllllordortown 11 :38 (J) Clleorl r;l e I[)). Love Connection IJ2) • '21 Jump ~ Cll8 ' EAST +AKJI084 .JI078Z •z + I was showing one ace. Notice that ! +3 SOUTH +QU2 .Q4 • 3 +AQ1098 5 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South s...Pas> •• Wesl Pass p... Pass PaS8 4+ I. Nort.~ 2• ,.s• Eut 2+ s+ INT s+ All pass +7 L-------------' Opemng lead : ace of clubs, then a diamond to the ace. and ruff a diamond with the club queen. Go back to the club king In dummy. and now there is time to set up the diamond suit with two more ruffs. allowing 12 tricks to be made . Jltr* J«<by 'l boob ~JIIf.'Obr c:w lll1clle. Mil "JM:Obyoo C.rd a.mcr·(rrrlUs rrltbiJU f1tbr. liH! I•M Osr1Jd JM':Oby) •~ 1)0• ant~bJ~ II boobloru. llolb 1n pubJJJMd by PbArw Bot:l!b. CROSSWORD by lltOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Chortle 6 Nassar's successor 11 Plenty 12 Dean Martin' s '" I hal's --· f 3 Jlavl Shank ao·s Ye•lerday'• Answer to argue?· menl 3 Cuuent 14 Clumsy 4 Foresl cA res se r clearing 15 t yric 5 On lhe poems spot 17 Piece 6 roof of cake 7 Accumu t 8 Appoint · lales men I boo~ 8 Righi enlry unlillhe 20 Ull imale very end 22 Ba seball 9 Region bal 10 U of Md ma1e1 ial player 73 Baal by 16 School lhe zona srnalla gl warning 18 Quick ra ce fg The C halies' dog 21 Right 30 Horne ol tho T10jan s 33 Miller's sales man away, In memos (abbt .) 23 Jol down 24 '"I rin~y · aull•or 2 5 rtlng 27 "Have 34 a -- Pl a !A~u 35 I v·' Jhic~e 37 Roue 39 Opposite ol WSW 41 l apidary suhjecl 42 ·· (COI1lr1l0Jl wish) margin 8131 I hoe teller slatorls lor anotlwr In lhls SArtlfllr IIi.< n.<r1l lnr the three I.'s, X lnr til<' two o·s . rlr . Sin~le lrllers, llfKTShophes. the lenl(th and lormntion nl the wnr <Is at r nil l1lnls F:ach <lay tlw rode lett en are diller r nf CRVPTOQUOTF. \1 W II ment, a sternwheeler race. sa l£' Items and concessions . Thoug h the even I i s slill in the l nlllal planning sta ge, the two By BRIAN J. REED USS MUDSOCK - This sternwheeler, which docked at Pomeroy several days ago, Is much like those that will be docked at lhe Pomt•roy leve e during the las t weekend In Octob er. The boats will com mitteC's a l so a re co ns id eri ng a parade and t he crowning of a festiva l queen for th e wee ke nd PVP nl Reed states thai 12 10 15 Slernwheelers a r e com milled, a t this polnl , l o parllclpal e I n the festi va l , which Is being staged In conjuncllon wlth the American Sternwheel· Association's Fall Foliage Tour. The American Sternwheel As· sociation, w hic h is headquar · tered in Ma r ietta, clai m s members from all over th e world, and plans severa l activl 1/es like the Fa it Foliage Tour ear ll vear I one By LEE ANN WELCH Times -Sentinel Stall GA LLIPOLI S - Bus i ness as usual'' Pretty much As an nounced earlier. Gal lipo· I is will be I he capita l of Oh io for a day on Sep t. 14. w hen Gov R ic har d F . Ce leste and his ca binet come to tow n to do of fh p MZXY711 7 M S 1· 1· Y M dock as a pari of the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival , which the M eigs County Chamber of Commerce hopes will becom e an annual event In Pomeroy . members owns a sternw heeler with a bit of loca l hlslory . The · 'Boone Weaver'· was builtin lh e ear ly 1900s by a company In Racine. Those al1ending the fesllval will be affo r ded l he opportunity to tour somt• of the boats, wh ich will dock at the Pomeroy Levee for lhe weeke nd . Reed an Ucipales thai som e of t he boals will arrtve on Friday. Oct. 26 In preparallon lor thel r weekend In Pomeroy. The slf>r nwhee lers will depar! ear ly Sunday. assoc iati on Gov. Celeste will attend a private luncheon with local edu· cation administrators, who will express their concerns to him and discuss the state of schools in the area. business While there will be a few spPc ial activitiPs - th e governor reportedly w a nt s to try a "RC'· mod og·· made by local restau - ran tPur RPmo Rocc hi - hf' will meet wit h various groups. Hr be I n tow n to ho ld office hou r s and <.~ l so Workers OK move to strike w \1 II W II I .I II W II I .I /' I . y 7. I I V 7. X .I I 7 Y X M I 7. Y X II W II S II I I' C I . Y C II M Veeterd•v'e Crvptoq•oltn IIONFSTY 1'1\YS. lit II II I>OFSN"T SEEM 10 PAY FNOI/(;11 10 StIll SOMr 1'101'1 I' KIN lllmiiAIII> - - -- - -· --- ---·-- - - i issuPs center plans to takra wagon t our of !hr com mun ity. T hr da y is juSI another of t he highlight s of thr 19~11 hl crnlen · nia l cclPbra! iun, and lh isr fforl is .<pearheadrd bv Ci t _ , . Manager Da lr E. !man On lht:'t'Vl' ning prior, lhf'J'£'\vill be an oprn public forum. at 7 .10 p.m . ill thf' rp no vi":l ted Arlpl Thea!t'r on Seco nd Aven ue. Later. Ce les le w ill slay wlih a host f amily. whlrh has yrl to br dr ter mined. According loa prPss spok es woman for the governor. thai family may or may not wis h to be na m ed to the public. On Friday , there wi ll bt• an inv11 ed breakfast at lhe E l ks Lodge foll owed by a lour of the Robbin s & Myers p la nt After t hat. the governor will mre l w ilh lhr Ga l lia Academ y Hi gh School Kry Cl ub Thr govrr nor is aware of the recognl · lio n of the group nat ionally a nd in ternationally, ha vi ng been named fop large K ey Club among 1:1 nations in 1989 A I 10: 20 a.m . . th e gover nor wi ll dedicate t he waterfront project which expa nd ed the upstream pub lic use area. Then. Ce lesre wil l co nduct h is dally business from Gal lipolis. T here will be a pri vate lun cheon wll h the local edu callo n adm inistrators. w ho will express their co nce rn s to Celes le and di scu ss the stat e of sc hools In th e area. Ten lalive ly sc hedu led from 1:20 to 1: 45p m .. lhe.gover nor w ill at tend the m on th l/ blrlhday parry at lhe Ga llla Co unty Sen ior Clflze n Ce nte r Leaving I he re , he will tour the Ga l lipo li s Developmental Ce nter. and then drive up to Fortificatio n Hill. to !'>PP for himsel f t hP breat hl aklng view Ga l lipollla ns ha ve access to daily Once again In the afternoon. the governor w ill ho ld office hours. do in g his rlaily tasks, unt i l llnw for th e bi g ce leb r a llon AI 5:30 p.m .. il" s hoped the entlrP town will turn out for thr \ on wages, health In su rance and longevlly . ""The union declines lo re lease spec ifics at this t im e.·· Woodall said. Loca l 1316 plans to pic ket all city -owned or operated bu lldlngs and prope rly . Nego tiations for a fo urth conlra ct belween the union and the city bega n In June. The first contract was signed In 1985. Th e current agreement expires at mldnlghl , Tuesday, Sept. 4. The mediator Is scheduled lo meet again with the clly and th e union on Tuesday. Both parti es had agreed to a news blac kout until !he process reached Impasse. Woodall said . City Manager Dale lman was (Continued on .4,.,'1) 1 4 Section I , 98 Page& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper jail sentence POMI::ROY - M eigs County sler nwheeler enthu siasts will get an opportunity fo see some of those In teres Ung vessels up c lose In October. when th e M eigs County Chamber of Co mm erce and lhe Pomeroy Scsqu lcentrn nlal Commlllee co-sponsor the Fl r s1 Btg Bend Ster nwhee l Fesli· va l during I he weekend of Oct. 27. The organiza tions an nounced the event earlier this week . and according to Meigs Co unt y Cha mber of Comm er ce Pres i· dent Bruce Reed, some of the actlv l l les bei ng planned for lhe even! will Include live ent er ta in · Unresolved ll.rr'~ how to work II : Mostly sunny today, with a chance of slonns. Highs will range between 80 and 90. Riggs draws solved Iss ues. Wooda ll sa id In a press release . The union and the city m el Thursday wllh a state-appo lnled mediat or. bu!lhe talks failed to produce a n agreement. he added. I\XYIILRI\I\11R 1 y Stemwheel fest plans underway for fall co mmendatlons on four unre· I<LONHFF.LI.OW I .I S Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, September 2, 1990 GALLIPOLIS - Members of Local 1316 of the Amer ica n Federation of Stale . Cou nty and Municipal Emp loyees havr voled to Slrike t he cit y of Gal llpolls on Wednesday. Sept. 5 al 12: OJ a. m . Local 1316 Prcsi · den I Joe Woodall announced . Loca l 1316 , which represents26 non-s upervisory c it y employees . sent !he city a 10-day lnlenf -l ostrtk e noll ce Aug. 24 fo llowing a m embers hip vo te to reject a stale-a ppointed fact.flnder"s re - 26 Pool parl ic ipnnl 28 Georg e .Jol son's dog 29 Overar.t 31 fowel lnscriplion 32 Cool dessa11s 33 Nol so much 34 Leo"s pride 36 Cornlield raider 38 Dodge 40 Female It lend (Sp I IIAII.Y I"R YJ'TOQIJ(ITF.~ -- Along lhe River ......... BJ-8 Buslness .....................•D -1 Comics- ................ , .. Insert Classllleds ............. .. . D-2-7 Deaths ........................ A~ Editorial ............. ........ A·2 Sporlll .................. , ... C-1-8 Times-Sentinel Stall POMERO Y A Reedsville man was srnlenced Friday In conn ec llon wllh h is Involvem en t In the June 2 dea th of Vic! or Will . Jason Riggs, 18. pled gullly ea rlier this mon th to charges of aggrava ted vehicular homicide. lamper(ng with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse. Frida y. following lhe some· Umes emollonaltes timony of I he defenda nf. character w ll nesses on his behalf. an d I he v/cllm "s fam il y. M eigs Co unt y Common Pleas J udge Fred W. Crow II I handed down a sente nce l ri accord ance with a plea bargain agreement between the defend anl"s counse l, Alhens at torney Herm an A. Carson. and Meigs Co unty Prosecutin g Allorney Steve n L. Stor y Both Ca rson a nd Story were present In courl Fr iday. as was Assistant Prosecuting Attor ney Lind a R . Warner. Riggs was rem and ed to the custody of the M eigs Cou nty sheriff to begin serving hi s se ntence ol 1\1, years on lhe chargeofgrossabuseofacorpse. which Crow ca lled '"the m os l Business, pleasure to mix during Capital for a Day 431ha Evil One 44 Allan or Black 45 Keep on (walch) 46 Foe DOWN 1 - Vegas 2 "Who - inshu V W II 12:00 (() N/glllllno Q 1111 Mognum, P.l. +K872 • 73 • K985 tQJ9B5 North-South had agreed to play · J 4 DOPI \double sbows 0 aces, pass shows 1 ace, etc .) after Blackwood interference from the opponenls. This method worked well enough for North. When South passed over five bearts. he I e e ~~~~~~Highllghto IIi& 8togo e 8portl Tonight ·~ By James Jacoby Soul.h"s opening bid was qu~te _ mi~i ­ mal By passing over East s 1m1tal spade overcall, South suggested weak 1 values. Later. after North had SUJ>porled clubs and East had come in with his second suit, South was able to comfortably bid four clubs. showing extra length in hiS opening suit. With this information. North bid the slam. East won the king of spades and swttched to the jack of heariB, covered by the queen. the kong and dummy"s ace . Declarer now played A-Q of clubs. Can you guess declarer "s name' If you say Willy Nilly. you are right. After A-Q of clubs, Willy played A-K of diamonds. shedding a heart. He noted with dismay that diamonds were :>1. So he rulled back and forth in dia monds and spades. but at the finish he was left with a spade loser. The winning line is to play just the 1-ll·M .A 3 tAKI0761 ~w~ Falling cameras. illJ 111 Aroenlo Holl 0 Mloml VIce NORTH Inside t A V ~ IN TH ESE SQUARES C-1 • Complete th• chuckl• quot.d by lilling In tho mlsslng -ds -L--L-- L . ....JL-.1 you develop from Slop No. 3 bolow. 7 sroter a a THINK Chuck Stone feels the election of a woman as D.C.'s mayor may help in his A-2 column ,..,-u_R_K_N_E_J_'I'earn A 11!1 Aln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:35 llJ Andy Orifflth IL El H IO Ll6 I! 1 1 SUR£ CAf.l US£ A WfJCt W£ €-KWD' James Sands recounts the Welsh centennial of 1918 and how it was celebrated on B-6 a Ill <Il Cfl IIIJ 8 11 I College grid teams begin season Have a happy and safe Labor Day holiday • EVENING AT 75 cents Sunday FINAL PAYMENT - Paying ofl their morlgage Friday afternoon at Ohio Valley Bank are members ollheGalUpolls !\reaJaycees. The final payment wasn't due until May of 1992 and members have been making payments since Nov. ~. 1816, Pictured from left are Russ V . Moore. Jaycees put president and member; Wendell B . Thoma&, vice president ol OVR; Scott Allison, .Jaycees president; and Mike Neal, Jaycees past president. (Timea-Sentlnel photo by Krls Cochran) ca pila J ce tebrallo n in the ci ty park- a dinner f or the ci ty and a c han ce for peoplf' lo mC'el lhe hei nous" of the lhree charges agai nst Riggs; two years _i n prison on a tamper ing wJih ev id ence c harge; a nd f ive lo 10 years on a charge of aggravated ve hicula r homicide. The sen tences on the gross abuse of a corpse and l a mper ing wlfh ev iden ce c harges are lobe served co nsecutive ly. or a t t he same lime. and the fi ve-yea r se ntence on fhe c harge of aggra vated veh icula r homicide Is to be se rved concurre ntly with the oth er two senten ces. Riggs was also fined $2.500 on the charge of gross a bu se of a co rpse and $5.000 on each of the oth er c harges . In addlllon. he was order ed to pay restilulion t o lhe vlc llm" s famil y, ordered to pay co urt costs an d received a drlver" s license suspension for life. Riggs was Indicted on lhe charges on June 15. following hls ar res t o n June 3 in connection wi t h Wlll "s death . Will. 82. Ca nal W i nchester. was leaving his cl ass reunion at Ches ter Elem en tary Schoo l when he was struck and killed by a truck driven by Riggs Hi s body. which rolled over the cab a nd In to lhe Truck bed . was l hen carri ed 10 the WeSI Shade area w here It wa s found the following da y ovpr an embankment . The lruck. dro ven by Riggs, wa s also fou nd thC' nrx1 day in (ConUnued on A-Jt go~ rn or. Ce les te is look ing forward to see ing more of the town than thP U.S. :l5 projec t. for which he"s been hrre twice in the paSI year . And I he public Is encouraged l o al tend the public forum. water front dedlcal/on a nd ce lebrat ion In th E> town squa re. Summit set between Bush, Soviet leader By NORMAN D . SI\NDLEK KENNEBUNKPORT. Maine tUPii President Bush an· nounced Sa turd ay thai he will mt't'l with Sovi et President Mlk hall Gorbachev In Finland on Sep l . 9 to di scu ss a n array of Issues, Inc luding the crisis i n th e Pers ia n Gu lf. llush told rcporlers th at Secre tary of State Jumrs Baker and SoVJet Foreign Minister F:duard Shevardnadze "" have been work !ng out thP details o f ! his meetin g ovrr lhe l aS! few days. and we got the word l hls mormng that an announcemrn t a t thi s t!mcwould be agreeable to th e Sovi ets." ' There is no spec ial agenda relallng to th e Middle Eas t . 1\obody"s do ing any negollatlng or anyt hing of I hal nature. When Pres ident Gorbarh ev was here he and I agreed It would be use ful to have periodic meetings wl l h· ou f cas ling them I n I he vein of a summll . a nd lh al"s exactly w ha t lhat meetlng" s abo ut ."" Bu sh sai d. ·' I wi ll be delighted to see him agai n. a nd we have man y sub· ]eelS 10 di sc uss.·· Bush said. A sim ultaneous announcemen I of the Helsinki meeting was made on Sovl el television In Moscow . The meeting will foeus on '" bllal era l and inlernallona l Issues,·· !h e announcemenl said. Bush. vacallonlng at his summer hom e In Maine. said he ap proac hed Gorbachev more !han a week ago about setting up the m eeting. Since the Aug . 2 Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait . Bush has spoken wllh more lha n two dozen foreign leaders. although Gorbachev had nol been among them as of Sat urday morning . "'! think It Is lmportanl at t.hls 1Continued on A-3) Gallipolis will host firefighter classes By MELINDA POWERS Times-Sentin el Staff GAL LlPOI.IS - The Galli polis Vo luntrC' r FirP Df'parl mrnt wi ll play hosoloro hr30 th an nual f·locking Va llrv Rr giona l Fi r r School on Sunday, Sept . 'l . The >C' hoo l Will lealure 1:1 rl assf'S on how to f igh t dHft>ren l typ<•s ul fires a nd how to ca rr fo r f ireflghti ng rquipmf'nt Thr dran of this year 's school i s Char lie W . Legar Sr . . retired c hief of 1he Pom er o1· Firr 0Ppartmrnt. Th e sc hool w ill includp flrc f ighling teams from sl' surroundi ng countiPs- Hock lng, A thens. Vi nton. Meigs, .Jackson and Gal l Ia . "We'rf' going to ha vt· ~n rirr drpar lmC'nts and we· rxp:>c t around 300 students .·· Gallipolis Flrr Ch\r f Ray flu sh said. T he sc hoo l will be hrld at Gall/a Academy High School. Some of thr classes to be fea tu rC<d are auto ('xtrica tl on, pumper opera tions. foa m and oil p ll f ires. and hazardo us material s awarP nf'ss . Each class wi ll br lim ite d to 30 students or less on a first come . flrsl served basis. Regis tra tion and r heck ·i n will be fr om 7: 30 to 8:30 a.m. and a fterwards. Ci l y M anager Da le lman will address the studen ts and Instructors. Joseph Struble, reUred captai n of the Pomeroy Fire Departmenl , wilt also receive special recognlllon for his parttclpallon In the 30 years of !he fire sc hool Bush said tha1 he was glad lo have the school held I n Ga iUpolls th is year. ""With the 30th an niversa r y of !h e sc hool and theGaltlpoUs bicen tennial , I thought It would b e nice If we had It here,·· he sa id . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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