http://66.213.69.5/files/original/01eb8dcb78fa3423b5ea19c18e366431.pdf 5ebea9667f25a8fc867bf12438d16463 PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Poml!l'oy Middleport. Ohio Thursday, September 27, 1990 .--Local news briefs... -~ Middleport Court news._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Co ntinued f rom page 1 s~vera l documentar ies and is in the process or deve loping l 'tdl •os on various ethnic groups which settled In Ohio . Hi s topic will focu s on ear ly se ttlem ent in Metgs County based on hts work wtth th e 1850 popul ati on cens us. Th er e will be sliues f r om M eigs Co unty w ith emphasis on Pom er oy tr ad itional or fo lk arc hitl'c ture. · Re fres hments will br serve d follow mg the prese ntat io n EMS has four Wednesday calls Me igs Coun t)' Em r rgrncy Mr dica l Se r vices r es pondpd to four ca l ls for ass is ta nct• on Wedn esdav. At l : 58 a. rn , Pomeroy squad and fire departm ent r es pond ed to a chimney f ir e on Welcht own Hill . Th e squad returned to the scene at 2: 45 p.m . Rutl and squ ad wa s c alled to State Route 124 at II 42ia m . Malco lm Hill was Holzer M edica l Cen ter. A t 4: L1 p. m .. Rac tne squad went to the Sout her n Hi gh Schoo l footbal l ft eld . Robert Hr ndri.x was taken to PIPasant Vallev Hospit al At; 5~ p .m . Middleport squad went to South Seco nd Avrnuc for Mahpl L~ m·. Lanr was ta ke n to VetPrans Memor ia l Hosp ital Fo ur we n• fin ed and th rer oth er s forfeited bonds i n th e co urt of Middleport Ma yor F r ed Hoffman Wednesda y nigh t. Fi ned w ere T . A. Hyse ll , L ancas ter . $425 and costs and three days In jail , on a charge of p hys i cal con tro l of a motor ve hicle w hile under the Influence of alcohol . and $50 and costs for dri v ing und er a financial r is k suspension; Li nda J. Ha r rison. Po meroy , $425 and costs and t hree d ays in jail for phy sica l control o f a motor vehicl e while under the infiuencP; James Har· rl s. Middl eport , $50 and costs. open cont ainer; and Robert L. Whit e, Middleport , $25and costs . disord er ly manner , and $100 and costs and fi ve d ay s in j ail on a charg e of petty theft . forfeiting bonds were Rgbert V. Knapp, West Columbia . W. Va., $460 bond on physical control of a motor vehlrle while under the Influence, and $60 on fictl tious tags; Melvin B . Freeman , Syra cuse , $53, speeding; Junior L Ch aney , Galllpolls Ferry, W. Clarification In Tuesday's story regarding the bond set In th e case of James J . Crisp . It was stat ed that a m oti on to step down from th~ case would be fil ed by Judge Fred W . Crow III . A court spokesperson Indica ted Wednesday morning that the motion must be filed by one of the parti es In the case. Va. , $460 on phy sical control of a motor vehicl e while under the influence of al co hol, $60 for consumin g alco hol in a motor vehicle. and $60 fo r no operator 's licence. Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMISSION S J am es Wyatt , Pomeroy _ DISCHARGES - t>ione. Ohio Lottery Cincinnati's magic number drops to two Pick-3: 011 Plck-4: 5188 Cards: K -H, 6-C, 10-D , 7-S Low tonight n ear 60. Saturday , cloudy. High Sal urday in Page 4 70s. Chance nf ra in :ml,f'rcent. Thomas Alva Edison of Menlo Park, N.J .. first recorded sound on Dec. 6, 1871. The tune he recorded was "Mary Had a Little Lamb.· C. Vol.41 , No .t03 Judge .. , Conll nurd from pagr 1 sP nt em·pd toonryrari n jail . to br served co nsPcut iv Ply. or follow · ing , thr s(• ntr nce on th P chargrs listr d in th P indict mf'nt Clinr. rPprrsr ntPd by ~ki g:; Cgu nt .\ l'u blic DP fPnd er Char les H . K n ig ht . w:1c; al c;o ordrrrd to p a~-.: court cos ts of the act ion iJ.f::JlOS l him Jo~rph PowP II. :27. r hangrd a prf'v iou<.;J_v L' n re r r d plea of not gtJi l t.\ to a g uilTy p lea on c h a r gf'~ con tainPd in an ind tc tmr nt f ilt•d m.Ju l v . Powl' ll. o nr of 12 ind iv idu al s indi ctrd on dr ug-re lated off(·'nSPS in J u i ~· . is c harged with onf'rmmr of tra ffic king in rn arijuanor dnd two count s of f'ulti v ation .Juj gf' C'mw. on th P recommr n· el a tion of Prosec ut i ng Att or ne.v St on· and Publ tc Dr fend ct Kn ig ht , .Sf'n tencrd Po wpJI to an 18-mo nth determinatr scn te ncf:' and co urt ros ts. r\'o fi ne was 1mposf'd on Powpll duP to hi s bt"i ng ind igrn t Accordi ng to Kntght , Powel l's srn tr ncr ste ms fro m thPf ac t thJ ! i t was a fir st offf'nsP and th<.lt ·· rhf' onr of fpn sc t ha t Po w(~ !! admi fiPd to committin g did not in vo lvr thf' rPceivin g of fund s" .J o hn Bl a ke. another of th e 12 i ndic ted tn J ul y , entered a g-uilty p lea to rwo co unt s of traffi r king i n mJriJUJ na. onr ro unt a thi rd clrgrf'c fr lom · a nd one counr a fourth clt•gn •c frlom·, and onr ('ULJnl of tra fficki ng i n cocai ne. 1.1 I PIOn\· olt hr th i rd d CJ2H 'C vestPr · da\ - c h<Jrgcs stl?mming fr om tht' '-oalc. ro Jn unde rcover agrnr U •n trs . will be sentPnced on 1\'ovembe r 2i. M ichae l O'Ne i l was sentenced ves terd ay follow i ng hi s plea qf gutlt y on Augustl5 to fi ve coun ts i n a Nove m!Jl•r , 1989 Indictment. Onr oth er coun t in the indict m e nt a ga inst O'Ne tl w as di s missrd yes te rd ay. ma ri juana , S~l.£ LIVING ROOM SUITES SOFAS - LOVESEATS - CHAIRS - SECTIONALS Berkline, Rowe, Craftmaster and More. Many New Styles and Fabrics. .:.~ not hrr h.[)04 had four o[ them for Sl:l. Th e Kicker porti on of the ga m e produced I he number 901048 . and one playe r had th a t number . good for $100 .000 . Si x of t he $" 99. hl1q w orth of t ic kfl t s had th e first f ive num bers for $5.000 Pac h; 66 had the f i r st fou r for $1 ,000; 524 the fir st three for $100 and 5.350 had the fi r s 11 wo for $10. SALE PRICED FROM ONLY SAVE 20°/o TO 40°/o r<'IPasr from prison. No big winners reported in Super Lotto I' LEI' ELAN D 1U P I I r-io Su p<' r Lo tt o player s were bi g wi nnr r s in Wednesd ay's jackpo t wo rth $6 million , brin ging Sa tur dav's Su per Lo tto j ackpot to at lrasl $9 million. Th P winning numbrrs wr rr l R. q_ 12. 1• . and 33. Ou t of the $3 ,4 51.603 wo rth of tirkrt s so ld . Ohto Loftpr v uffi· ria ls sai d lbO had f ivp of thr n u m hPr~ for $1,000 rac h and Train derails early this morning at Mason of the B ure au of Criminal In vestiga tion and Id entific ati on. on M ay 8, 1989 a nd M ay 17 , 1989. Hr w as sc heduled to go to tri al by j ury on Thursday Bl akf', who is represented bv Po mPrny At to rney John R. On a charge cultivation of O'Neil was sent · r nrcd to 1R mon ths in jail a nd a $2,oOU fine O'Nl'i l was al so sentenced to 2 yea r s in j ai l and a $5 ,000 fine on eac h of two count s of tra f ficking tn food sta mps . 18 months In jail and a $2.500 finl' on a grand t heft <wel fare fraud! c harg e, a nd 18 mo nths in j ai l on a second c harge of wel fare fr aud. T he cu lt i va t ion a nd we l fare fr aud sentences wil l be ser ved co nsPc utive ly, or a t the sa m e tim e. w hi le the se ntences on the other c harg es mu st bf' servrd co ncurrentl y H" II of 1he $1U,HOO in c as h found at 0 N<'i i' s home at the t i meo f hi s ar res t was forfe ited to the La w f: n forrem ent T r ust Fund . and ha If was applied to O' Neil' s fi nes . Jud ge Crow also di squal i fi ed O'N r!l f ro m n •crivi ng public assis tancP m oniPs a f trr 0'1'\e i l's •• , UJ~, DISCOVER WHY PEOPLE SAY, I' gu(.t«<• j.,.' rr1!J $499 SOFA & CHAIR SERTA SALE!! SERTA PREMIER COMFORT I YR. WARRANTY TWIN IA. P<. sa a SALE NATia.AL WEATHER FOMCAST FROM 7 .liM i-21-IMl TO 1 AM i-2Q.90 SERTA SUPREME ULTRA I 0 YR. WARRANTY TWIN EA. PC. $108 FUUEA. PcSl$4 OUEIN lET 53 54 METAL CABINETS BASE CABINETS. CHINA CABINETS, WARDROBES and UTILITY CABINTS 20°/o OFF SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER IS YR. WARRANTY TWIN m FUU Ill QUEEN SET S299 S379 $459 IN STOCK CONGOLEUM VINYL CUSHION FLOOR 12 Ft. Width - E WEATHER MAP - A pair ol cold fronts will bring showers to most of the n•ntrai part ol the l .S. I rom Indiana to Utah. Northern Florida will also see a few scat.red thunderswnns . Mostly sunny s kies and pleasant temperatures are In swre for the Ea.•tand West Coasts. I LPI) Stocks Weather Dally stock priers ( As of 10: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Sm lth of Blunt. Ellis & Loewi Am EI PC !rir Powr r .2 t) l~ AT&T . .. ·····-· .. 3 1 ~ A shla nd Oil .. _ ......... ....... 30''• Bo b Evan s... 12 Ch arming Shopp<>s . 9Y4 Cit y Holding Co . . ........ 15 Federa l Mogu l_ .. ....... 15'1, Good year T& R .. 18 K ey Centurion lO Y, Lands ' E nd .. . .... 10% Limited fn c. .. . 13% Multimedi a Inc. .. ....... 58'4 Rax R es taurants ......... ....... _J Robbins & Mye rs. .. ..... 18 ~ Shoney's Inc. .. ......... ll o/, Star Bank .. ...................... 16\4 Wendy 's lnt'l ................ ....... fi Worthington lnd . _ .... ___ .. 19)1 (ii.T&'I' Is ex dividend today) South Central Ohio T hursd ay . pat ches of dense fog burnin g off by m id -mormng. Oth erwi se sunn y and pleasant Ht gh 80 to R5. Light southwest wlnd .s Thur sday night , clear . Low in the middle 50s. Li ght so uthwest winds. Friday, m os tly sunny. High 80 to 8.1. WIC pickup Dates According to the Meigs Count y Health Departm ent , the dates fo r Oct ober WI C pi ckup are October 1. 2. and 4 from 9-11 a.m . and 1-J p.m . Makeup dates are Oct ober 9,15and22. from9·lla .rn and1 -3 p.m The shot d a tes for October ar e October 9 a nd 23 from 9-11 a. m and 1-3 p.m . ____ Meigs announcements _ __ Riverview PTO Riverview PTO wil l meet on Monday a1 7 p .m . al the schooL Babysitting wll) be available; and children attending will be able to vi ew the movie, "The Llltle Mermaid . " 3 Sect 10 ns, 3 0 Pages 25 Cents A Multime dia In c Newspa pe r Pomeroy_- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 28, 1990 Copvrightod 1990 15 Patterns $S41o vo. IMPERIAL WALLPAPER APPLIANCE SPECIALS 18 CU. FT. FROST FREE $ 88 s REFRIGERATOR .......... . $3 s 9 WASHER ..................... LARGE CAPACITY AUTOMATIC $2 6 9 DISHWASHER ••.•••.•..•.•• 30'' GAS RANGE •.•..•• $299 UNDER COUNTER HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS. MOST ARE PRE-PASTED, WASHABLE. ... OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF QUALITY ROPER AND WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES IS ON SALE! Featuring Teflon coated wall coverings, the most e•citing innovation in all paper since strippability. Easy clean and durable at a value price. The latest in colors and designs. MAGAZINE STORE HOURS Monday 9:30-8:00 Tutsday·Soturday 9:30-5:00 •ro Ouallfled Applicant• ~~~~et"IPif f FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, TV'S, FLOOR COVERING 992-3671 DOWNTOWN POMEROY, OHIO FIRST ON THE SCENE • The Mason Volunteer Fire Department was the first lo arrive on the scene at a train derailment this morning in Mason. Pictured above are members ol the department later this morning, as they wait on officials lrom CSX Railroad to evaluate the accident Cleanup was expected to begin late Ibis morning . (Register photo by Mindy Kearns. Eastern board hires substitute employees; accepts resignation Th e Ea stern Local Sc hool Boa rd employed severa l su bst itut P r mp ioyees at its rC'gula r meet i ng Wednesda y The board employed Ed gar Pullins as a substitute mechanic for the current school year , Mary Rose__ as____a _substllute. cook. and Randall Boston a substitute mechani c and maintenance person . The board al so employe d the following class advi sors can ting· ent upon app r ova l of respec ti ve classes and gr oups: Jim Huf f. se nior cl ass ad vi sor ; N anr.v Larkins, j unior r lass ad visor : Jnd Bill Blaine as yea rb ook adv isor for th e curren t sc hool year Th e r es igna ti on of sub stitute teacher Sandra Walk er wa s accepted by the bo ard . Thr sclrool board a lso Pntr rr d into an agreement with Lois !hie to serv e as a tutor for .J ason Bl ai r for the 1990-1991 sc hool year . and entered into an agr ePment w i th Ral ph Stflinmet z to tran sport st udents to Rio Gr ande EI Pm c·n· ta ry r et ro act ive to A ugust 2R. In ot her m a t ters, the boa rd : ~A pp rove d an incrP asc in t hP c hange fund for the high sc hool and appr ove d r eimbu rsem en t for Betsy Jones and Debbie P ratt. one cla ss each, as pe r Articl e 24 of the mas ter agreement. - Approv('d an a g n: rm r nt with Univers ity of Rio Grand l' rega rd Ing stud en t t eacher and fi eld experl anc e placem ent. - .1\pproved paym ent of bill s. -A pproved pay m r nt of t hr project rP gist ration fp p rPg ar d· i n_g the l.ead Tt'a chcr ProjPct ;II Oh io Un iv('r sit y. -Re newed m embersh ip with the Coa lition of R ur al and Appal ac hian Sc hools for th e 1990 and 1991 school ye ar. -A pprovad thr new approp r i ati ons for T it le 6B 1991. t hP appr opr iation revis i on for Cha pter 111990 and the re1·ision for t h<· Natio nal Art Soc iet v. -A pp roved the adop tion of su ppkmPn tal sc iPnce text bo oks from Scott Fg r se m an·Di scoverv Science 1989 1K 61 . - Oi scussr d t hf' upc om ing fiv(· m ill. two yea r r m t•rgPnry O~'r i.ll · ing le vy i n Nove mber . -Ap prove d mod i f ications to th e following fund s: Titl e Ill 1990, B and Fund . L otter v Fund . Tupp<i rs Plains Acti vt t .~· Fu nU. Co nsortium Fund and Title 6B 1991JJcund - Approvpd thr dr nt JI i nsu reme r premi um changrs for the distr ict. -Adopted a rPso iulion rrga rd · tng t he se lf f u nd 1ng of the m ••di cai i nsurJ nrr for t he school distr ic t . - Set Turs dav. Ortobrr ~~ ;1! >·:10 pm in t he h tg h sc hool Cfl fPtrria for thr nrxt Spf' ri;d hoard mrrt in g. -S('t T ursd av . October :m ar h :10 p m 1n l hP hi gh sc hoo l r:J!f't r ria for l hf ' ll('.X t rrg ular bon rd m Pt·tin g. Att ending wer r aa.\ Karr p rrsi drn t, \ har lrs Kni ght. \"irf' pr ('Sidrnt: and m r m bNs Dil l Han num. I () McCo\· and .lim Smi th Income should be in school formula, superintendent says COLUMBUS. Ohi o iUPii - A counry school superintend ent told a stat e legi slati ve panel Thursd ay tha t an incom e fac tor must be int r od uced to Ohio's sc hoo l financi ng formu la to mak e it fair. "I hPiirvl' we nePd 10 have an incomP f a(' tor in th is formul a i n ord er to take into acco unt an abtli ty t o pay ," sa id Richard M ax w el l. suprr i ntend Pnt of sc hools in HolmE's Co u n t~'· Ma xwell testified be fore a spec ial Senat e-Hou se committ ee r xa mining thf' dis tr ibution fo r · mula for s tat e aid t o schools. Hr e mphas izrfl hP w as te sti fy ing in his own behalf as an edu cat ion co nsul tant ra r her t ha n as super ! n tendon 1. Maxwel l sa id it cos ts wea lth ~· d is trict s lrss to rai sr the sam e am ount of money from propert y taxes than it cos ts poor d istricts b('Cause propert y val ues are higher in we alth Y di stri ct s Yr t th(' gov r.rnment -r nacted ro llba cks~\ l11r h re du cl' p ro pt" rty ta .-..:Ps ap pl_v equ ally to thr ne ll and poor. In Oh io, thP statP es tablishl'\ 0..1 lr\"r l of support. cu rre ntl v $2 .h:h) per pupi l. That IS mul tipli ed bv the number of st udt•nts in d dis tri ct That u ull ar figu r e, m tnus t hr district 's propPrty va lui t tion per pupil t imes 211 m ills. Pqual s tl1 c amoun t of stat(' assis tanrr. Index figures down in August WASHINGTO N I UP!l - The Commer ce Depa rtment , olferin g another sign of the slowdown in the U .S. econom y, r eport ed Fr i· day It s lnd e• of leading eco nom ic indi cators slipped 1.2 per ce nt in Au gu st , th e lar~es t d ec lin e t his year . The August declin e. t ri g gere d la r gely by concern of r ecessi on and hi gher oil prices from Iraq' s Inva sion of Kuw ait. was thr greatest monthly drop sin ce November 1987, which was p r ompted by the Oct. 19 stock market crash . The department said it s Ind ex was unchanged In July and increased OJ percent in Jun e_ Economists said the report offers th e possibility tha t th e current economic weaknes s is likely to linger through next year. but does not signal re cession. "Th e old rule of thumb is you have to have th r ee monthly declines In the leading ec onomic indica tors to ha ve a r ecession. T hi s is one,·· said Robert Deder ic k, chi ('f Pconomist at No rth ern Tr ust Co. in Chic ago . " This is a furthe r c onfirm ation th at th e econom y is Augu st rea lly showed signs of dev el oping soft ness," he sa id. During the pastl 2 month s, the in dex has dec lined 0.4 percen t , compar ed t o a ga i n of 0.5 perce nt du ri ng the pn""v i ous 12-mon th pe r iod. . Seven of the 11 cco nomtc indi ca t or s used to compilP the Index d ec lined la st month .. fo l towing the tu rmoil i n the M tdd l<· E ast. By MINDY KEARNS OVP New s St aff So m e res id ent s o f M as on r eceived quite a scare in the ea rly m or nin g hours today, when six ca r s fr om J CSX Tri1 nsport ation tr ain dera il ed from the t rac ks shortly after 3:30 a. m . Two car s, in cluding an empt y tanker that had bee n c arry in g cycloh exane, ca me to r('S t in th e yard of Tom and E ulah Redman , Fron t St reet . F ou r train c ars overtu rned, wit h tw o more j ust o ff the trac ks. T he M ason Vo lu n· tf'N F ire Depa rtm en t was t he f irs t on the scene. and a fter a quirk eva lua t ion, f ound l ha t t hP ta nk er w as empt y and thP sound some r esiden ts thought was som ething escapln g fr om t he t ra i n car, was In fact na tu ra l gas rsca plng from a severed gas mPt er . Til e metr r was cl1 ppf' doff wh en om• car s truc k it in thP Ft••dma n ya rd Firefigh ter s l'vacuatetl res J· drn t s on F l rs t St rer t from Brown to Ce nter street s. and m oved in to shut off the gas. Once the gas was no longer a p r oblem , the volun teer fire men work ed at findin g out what h ad bC'Pn con ta in ed in the ta nk er . Even t houg h \t was empt y. fi re Chief Ross Ftous h sta te d res id u<' so met im es re· ma ins m the t ank it self . Cycl ohexa ne, th e chemtca l th a t had l as t twe n ca r ded in the t.:m krr. ir; a solve n t fo r laquPr and rrsi n, a pa int and vJ rn ls h rem ovrr. and is used i n the ma nuf ac· turin g of so lid fuel for ca m p stovf•s. a crord ing to the M('rc k index . Poten ti al h azards fo r !h(l chr m ica l in cl udes fi re or ex pl o sian through hPa t , spar ks or Quayle may visit Gallipolis in October An tnvl!a t io n to Vier Prrs ident Dan Qu av lr to co m e to Ga lll a Co un tv f or a Republica n fund· raisf'r on Or t 1:\ W <!S iss ued by gu bt' rn atoria l can did ate Georgr l'o in ovic h, and other partv off t rals. a spokes m an fDr \·oinov ich s;1 1d Th ur sday Announcemt•n! o f thr invita tion was m ad(' by the Voinovic h ca m paign on Wednesday, w hi lr 1110 ca ndid ate was t rave lin g wit h Pr Psid r nt (;ro r~P 8u ". h on V\." r-dn f's d a~ MikP Daw sun r1 spnkP sm an for th !· Voin ovi ch C:l m paign, o;;;a icl Quaylr has brr n i n\' it Pd, bu 1 hl' had not offic iall y accc·p trd. ·' We arr hoptng vrrv m uc h tw ' li br il hlr to il ltf' nd. ·Dawson O..,Jid Rrport '- had bPen c i rc u l atin~ th r ough town that thf' vicP p resi d ent would be ,· isi ting Oct. 1:1. but no co nfirma ti on was gi\'1'11 . \V irf' srrvi cf' r Ppor ts indi· ra trd ra r lv Thursday Qu a.v It' will bt' v isitin g thr Bob Eva ns Fa rm Frstiva l. but un co nf irm ed r r · por ts say hP w i ll ho ld a bri Pf p rf'SS co nf rrenr r at thr Univrr si ty of H.i o Gra nd r. helico pt er to an event i n town. thf'n rrt urn !o thP u nivpr sit y for a reception and GOP fu nd ra i ser, and no m ent ion of 1he fes ti al was mad e. Deputies probe 2-car mishap A two-car accident on Pleasant View Road near the Carmel Ce;,etery was investigated by deputi es of the M eigs County Sheriff' s Department Thur sday evening . She lby Pi ckens and Shan e Circ le sid eswiped on th e na r row r oad, a ccording to a department new s rr leasc. Mod er at e dama ge was listed to the l eft side of Pickens' 1981 Mercury and also to the left front fend er of Circl e's 1984 Camara . No Injuries were r eported ; no c itations were iss ued. Sheriff James Soulsby al so re port s th at 31 ye ar old Ror ltell Ward of Pomer oy w as arres ted for di sorder ly condu ct aft er warning, as sault , and resis ting arrest following an incident at a State Route 7 establishment. Also arres ted e ar l ier in the evening following an Inciden t at Ha r ri sonvll la was 23 year old Joey King. He wa s charged with disord erly by Intoxication. Both subjects were re leased f rom custody pending hearing In Meigs County Court . VICE PRESIDENT QUAYLE fl am es. Th e chemic al may be poiso nous If Inhaled or abso r bed thr ough skin . and may burn skin and eyes If II comes In direct conta ct "T her e was potential for disa ster th er e We' re rea lly lucky tha t tanker was empty, " stated Roush. He added the train co mpany had been "very cooper· atlve" ln assist an ce following the acc ident . E ul ah Redm an sai d the in ct dent "J US! sca r ed me to deoth .. Redm an stated she heard the noise and ar ose to see a dogwood tr ee fl yin g throu gh the a ir. " [ st ill didn' t-know what h appened ." sh e continued. Af ter severi ng the gas meter . th e tankar car came to res t after st r ik ing a st ump In th e Redm an ya rd Mrs. Redman said her husb and had rec en tly been think ing of hav tng the s tu mp rcmov ed " We'l l p robabJ;· leave 11 there now ,'· she con r ludf' rl M ar ci e Wo lfe, who \i\'eS tn the ho use d irect ly a c ross th e tracks fr om the Redma ns, said she thoug ht th e t ra i n had ro me through th e house . t he noise was so loud . " I knr w i 1 was gotng to happen sooner or IJtr r ." she stat ed . One r es ident in rhe area ~a id the neig hbors all joked about th e fact that if a t ra in was stoppe d along t he trac ks It wo uld r ut them off from thf' rPsl o f th p town , a nd they would havP to r id(' a boa t from the town park to Pom eroy , Ohio . She added that nei gh bors are no longer jok ing abou t 11 this m or n ing. T he 136-car tra in ex tended fro m Brown StrePt to th e Rivrr· Co ntinu ed on page 10 Stone Company is low bidder for Route 124 project Bids on th e pro ject of repla c ing the culve rt benea th Stat e Rout e 124 at Kerr 's Ftun and re loca t ion an d Improvements at the Int er section of 124 and U S 33 were ope ned F rid ay morning bv the O hio D e p ar tm e nt ol Tra nsporta lion. .lor L each. District 10 Depu ty Di r ector ror the Departm ent , report ed that t he a ppar ent lo" b idder on the proj ec t is Alan Stone Co .. Ches ter hil l. wit h a bid ol $U 47Jt)(). Seco nd b tdd er was B G . Ba n is. Day ton, w ith a bid ul $1,:,o0.182, a nd th e thlfd bidd er was Vl iJ id Pn and Jp nk ins. Nelso n vii i<•. w ith a $2,000 ,000 btd A ll of the bids IT'Cf' t\·ra wen' abo ve thr stat r r ngin rrr's esti m atr of $1.1 1J.000 Leach sa id tha tth r btds will be ev al uatPd Jnd thr r ng inf'Pr" s assrssm rn t rr•.' iPwPd hf'forc a drcis ion is madP. pr obOJ bl ,· som r · ti m r nf'xt wrf•k He sa td tha t tf onr of the b ids" ~ICCf' p trd thi' n th(' work ~-~.· i ll start w ith i n d a _v~ Wh i le thP hif1rl1ng ro\'Prc, the rn tj r(' p rojf'ct. thf• li r '>t phase to go u ndrr conqruction wi ll bP thr insta llation of thr undrrgrou nd strurturr ,Jt Krrr" s Run to rP p larP thr old stonr arch whtc h co ll ~l p '>c cl in F rbru o~1 ,. :w David Hendricks sentenced Da v id Hendric ks. 40. La ngsvi lll'. appParPd i n Meigs Couct y Comm on P leas Cou rt on Thurs· day a ft ernoon befor e Judge F re d W. Crow I ll for sentenci ng. T he sente nci ng fol lows a j u ry t ria l w hHr hr was fa und guilt y o f <.1 singlP rou nt of sa lr o f ma riju ana. Hrn drlc k s was charged in connec tion w ith an in cid ent whi ch occ ur rf'd at hi s r ps id encc tn M av of 1989, tn volvin g th e aliPged sa lf' of m ariju ana to an u nclt'rcovpr agpnt of th P Ohi o Durrau of Cri min al Id en tifi r(l 11on and l nvpstig,llmn Sa l r of ma r ijuanil . .10.. ("hargcd in th r i nrl irtrn(' n l. is a th i rd dl'gr ee ff' lonr, <lC'('Orrling 10 Court Bai l iff raul GNard J udgr Cro v: srnte nct•d Ht·n dric ks to a prison tf'rm o f tHo yf'a r s and ordr>rPd him to pa'. a f ine o f s:l,OOO. bot h of Whic h ar(' max imum s a llo·.~"f·cl lw law Hend r ic k<.. v..·a\ n•p:-r~cnu• d m court IJ~· Gall rpo li s d tt o r nP_~r Wil lia m Con if'y, Prosc,cu tin g i\ t tor ney Strw•n L Sttln r£'pres Pnt rd th f' Sta ll· n l Ohi o Four Meigs residents hurt in Thursday crashes Fou r Mt'igs Co unt y res iden t s wf'rr in ju re d in two cra shPS Th ur sd ay, acco rd i ng to th e Ca llia ·Mr i gs Pos t of the Sta te Highway Pa trol and the Gallia Count v St1 cr iff' s Depa rtm ent. In th e cras h at ll. o2 a. m . in Sa li sbur y Townsh ip on S.R 124. 3 of a mil e sou th of milepos t o, three pec ple - Allen G . A r nott, 26. o f 480 Broad St., Middleport, h is passrnge r . Ryan B . M ahr, 22. Rt. I, Middleport , and Mar y E. Pa ul ev. 71, of 510 Pearl St. , M i dd leport, were all taken to V eter ans M emori al Hospital b y th e M eigs County EM S. Mar y Pauley, a pa ssenger of Ja mes E . Pau ley , 67, of 510 Pear l St .. Mlddlepcrt, was tran sferred to St Joseph's Hospital in P ar ker sburg, W Va .. wher e she w as treated for minor head injuri es. At la st r eport she was listed in f air condition In the Intensi ve car e unit. Arnott and M ahr wer e trea ted and r elease d at VMH fo r brui ses. Arnott , driving a 1986 Chev · r ol e! S-10 pickup truck, stopped to tur n left Into the Park & Ride . An unidentified vehicle pas sed Arnott' s truc k on the right, and aft er that unknown vehicle passed Arnott's truck, James P aul ey's 1979 Chry sler New York. whr c h •xa:-. t>Ph!nrl tru ck . "' wa s un;d1lr :\1 Il l ill" 111 '> I1Jp stn king 1.1\ rrw t t·.., trucl\1 tn rlw rpa r." accordi ng to th1· Jnu·:-..r1 ga t i:l .C: t r oopr·r"~ rf'port Ja ffi('S Pa u lr~' ',·I." <I~ f'llt'd fn1 nn t m a in ta inin g J .'-. ... U!t'd cl t•ct J dis tancr. A Rut la nd wom; uJ ILl '> l!lJUn·d in a t h rrP· VPhic i P nash dl :\· '\:r p m. on S.R 7 nont1 of fhP\hlrf'. j ust nort h of th(' J·ctilnJ.ill trJrk . . lead in g in to Hobson. :H"cnrd 1ng 10 !he Ga ll iri Count.\ ShPriff"s Dc pa r tmL•nt. Do nna L \\'ill 1< 1 m~nn . TL. w:-Js '" k en b~· thr Callia Cuuntv E M S to Vf' tNa ns Mf'morial !-lo~pi t a l, v.·hrrr shP was t rra lf'd and r('l Pa SPd tor bruises W ill iamson. dr iv mg a 1 ~ 90 ~issa n Sent ra iS(' nt n. in th e re por t 1 was hl'a din g no rth w hPn. according 10 the investiga ting de put y. "!Da nie l L. Beva n. 44. of Th e Pl ai ns! f ell as leep. we nt l eft of ce n ter and lh ts 1990 Ply m outh Voya gpr vam hi\ <Willia m son' s ca r t." Th e i mpact force d W i ll iam son 's car in to a 1987 Ch evrolet Mo nt e Car lo d riven by Tonia Stover, 30, of K err ·Bethel R oa d. Ca!Upolls. Be van was ci ted for dr iv i n g left of center . -. �The Daily Sentinoi-Page-3 Friday. September 28. 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·.IIASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhll•her CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assi!dant Publisher/ Co ntroller A ME MBER of The Un li Pd Press l nle-rnat lon al. Inl and Dally Prrss Association and thf> American NPwspaper Publishers l\ssocla11on. LETTERS OF OPJ.r-.JION are wplcome. Tht>y should be l€'Ss than 300 words long_ Alllettrrs are subjrct to edi t ing and musr be signed with nam(', address and tt>lephone number . No unsigned i€'t1 ers will De pub- llshf'd. Lrttrrs shoulrl hP in good ras!(', addressing Issues. not personal!· ti es . Hindsight on Saddam By HELEN THOMAS UPI W)lile House Reporter WASHINGTO N - It appears that ever yone on lh<• topside of the Bus h ad minist ration, including the president, would have dune things di fferently hhad they known Saddam Hu sse in 's tr ue Intent io ns . The Monday morning quarterbacking may be going on In the White House and the State Departmen t but the powers that be do not waet their mistaken judgment to be aired i n the press. The Iraq Embassy released a transcript of a meeting in Baghdag last July 25 between Saddam and U.S. Ambassador April C. Glaspie. During the meeting Saddam made some sinister observations about Iraqi Interes ts and ho sti lity to Kuwait, which hr arrused of overpricing otl and br eak ing the cartel agreement on supply Although the State Department has refused to confirm the dialogue In th e tran scr ipt, the authenticity has not been challenged . During their meeting, Glaspie told Saddam that President Bush wanted better relations with Iraq and the United Stales had taken no position on i ts border dispute with Kuwait. Gl aspie was not alone in co nvey tn g thi s hands·off position. So did State Department spokeswoman Margaret TutwiiN and Jo hn Kelly . ass is tan t secretary of sta te for Near East affa iis. in public Red Sox defeat Tigers 3-2 to tie Jays for AL East lead Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, September 28. 1990 Boston to battle Toronto at home for division title Duke's skeletons start to tumble out WASHINGTON- David Duke has so many skeletons In hi s closet he can 'I keep the door shut. The former Ku Klux Klan gra nd wizard, now a Republican candidat e for the Senate In Louisiana, has done everything to make himself look better to the voters, In cludin g some plastic surgery . But a new faee doesn' t ma sk the old Duke. He claims to have severed his ties with the KKK years ago , and Louisiana voters either believed him or didn't care. because they already elected him to the state legislature In 1989 . But now that Duke Is challenging Incumbent Sen . Bennett Johnston, D·La., the rattling noise In Duke's closet is get t lng louder. Our associates Melinda Maas and Scott Sleek found the latest bones . Three yea rs ago Duke wrote a let ter to then ·Surgeon General C. Everett Koop suggesting tha t blood supplies be erm @t<;~~a ~ 1\ULM~ NEA '.o V<()l?rn segregated by race. The letter Is on the stationery of the National Association lor the Advancement of White People. an organization Duke stU! leads. Duke criticized Koop for his AIDS policy, which Duke called "mushy liberalism." He wrote that "black blood Is a least 10 times more likely to be contaml· nated as white blood." He also called for mandatory AIDS test · tng for all government workers, students, hea lth workers and food handlers and fo r anyone who wanted to get a marriage license. As the election draws near, Duke Is having a hard time keeping that and other bizarre stories out of the press . He says he ended his Involvement In the KKK a decade ago. But we obtained one telephone directory from 1988 that listed the Klan's telephone number at Duke's address. The number Is now ~ 1 ..;connected. S"P>.~.:,eJ..EG~ Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta VIetnam veterans are out· raged over Duke's claim tha t he went to Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War to fight rommu· nlsm. In reality, he got a student deferment from the draft . Duke justifi es his claim of wartime service by saying that he taught English to Laotian military offlc· ers and volunteered to go behind enemy lines . Even Dan Quayle had a better excuse than tha t. Add to Duke's resume a literary career under various pen names. In the early 1970s, using the pseudonym "Mo · hammed X." Duke wrote a manual on street lighting for black militants, Instructing them on how to beat up whites. He has since explained that the book was a spoof to expose racism by blacks . Then there was the Instruction manual on sexual techniques for women. The book, "Finderskeep· ers ," li sts as It s aut~ors James Konrad and Dorothy Vanderbilt. Duke now admits he was Konrad . The book contained a chapter of Instructions on oral sex, for eplay and vaginal exercises. It also encouraged women to have sex with married men because they make better lovers . Duke has said he only checked for grammatical errors In the sexual content of the book, but did not write those chapters. Under the heading of garden · variety candidate skeletons, re· ports surfaced that Duke had rtled no state Income tax returns for several years . He claimed that his Income was below the amount that required a filing. Louisiana voters may have thought it was worth the risk to let Duke dabble In their local politics, but the stakes are higher now and they should tell him his career In public service has run By APRIL ALFARANO UPI Sports Wrller Boston will have to follow upon Thursday night's winning performance to sa ti sfy manager .Joe Morgan. The Red Sox moved Into a first -place lie with Toronto In the American League East with a 3·2 victory over th e Detroit Tigers. and Morgan wants a repea t effort when the two leaders face each other the nex t three nights. "It's not Important at all if we don't win tomorrow night." Morgan sa id of the victory Thursday night. "Al i I know is we're dead even a nd let's go get 'em ... The three·game showdown In Boston will determine control of the division rac e. "Psychologically, If's a big difference to go In ti ed," sa id Roston ou tfield er Mike Green· wr ll "tThe Bl ur Jays) know they have to take two out of three at our place ." ''The one who goes out and play s relaxed will come out ahead," added Greenwell. " It ' s going to be an exc iting thrl'l' days." Greenwell d el ivered a two-run double In a three·ru n fourth inning , helping the Red Sox take a 3-0 lead. Tigers starter Steve Searcy, 2-7, gave up a lead·Off singl e t o Ca r los Quintana. Dwight Evans doubl~d Quintana to third. and both run ners hl'id whPn Elli s Burk s bral out a grou nder to third bast•man Dar· its course. Undoubtedly the Iraqi gover nm ent is trying to suggest that tht• United States gave him the green light for his takeover of Kuwait. but By BOB KEIM Saddam is obviously not a man who takes his ord ers from Washington FIELDER CONNECTS DPlrolt's tecil Firlder connects on Drnnis Lamp's pitt:h for hi.s 19th homer in Thursday night's ganll' against I he \·!siting Bnston Rf'd Sox, who won :~· 2. Fh•lder or eve n carrs what the world thinks. Secretar y of State Jam es Baker, fi gh ting a rear gua rd action , has sca thing ly denounced th e "retrospective scapegoa t lo g' of G ia spiP and others for their failure to war n Saddam that the Unit rd StatPs By GE:\E CADIJES invasio n Letters to the editor Stess and anxiety Bill tons of dollars of tranquil iz i'I'S. such as valium. are prf' s cdbed for s tress and anxiPty rar h year These mind·a il eri ng dr ugs proved to be add icti ve and a growi ng number of "horror stories" Indicate t hey can artu alii' increasr stress and rrducr a person's abillt v to cope with pr~blems . There are strong links betwern st rl'SS and the heavy use of llle ga I drugs and alcohol. The high levels of stress is our sociPt_v is one- of the biggest barriers in wi nning t he War on Drugs . There are ways for i nd i vidua ls to rlimi nate strrss Jnrl gain better co nt rol of their l ives wlthou t drugs. So lu lions in t h<' ne)I'IY released book. Untantol The Fundamrntals of oey: Thought, by L . Ron Hubbard are based on exte nsivP research and offer modern so luti ons to the shell ·shock and emotional fallout most prople expPrlP nce in our fast ·paced. crime ridden world . Hubbard was the first to prove how a change or envlronmrnt cou ld allevia te su·ess and other adver se co nditions, a simple sol ullom that today Is finding a place In the medical world. Keep this In mind and re member that stress is just a lac k of con trol over a situat ion. This ran be handled ... wr' ve all hand led it before' Sincere !;·. Sharyn Runyon Los Ange les. Calif Will justice be served ( am wrlti ng thi s letter as a co Qcer ned parent and citizen of M&tgs County. The recent sen · teJfcing hearing of Jason Riggs concerns me grea tly because it tn..:Oived an accident that could have happened to anyo ne 's child of ~riving age. A)'ter hearing t he tes tJmonies I doit' t feel that j ustice will be serVed by putting Jason Riggs beiond bars . .Iason Riggs had just turned lA an~ had never been on his own. He··was thrust Into a situation thai would devastate anyone. It Is <my opinion that he has ex~ssed great remorse about the · accident and events that follliwed . I feel that he should be giVen lhe opportunity to return to his:Job and be responsible for his debt to society Instead of being locked away to become another butden to the taxpa~ers of Ohio. Schwabe, ' psychfatrlst who gave his t¢11moriy, stated tha:i ·he had I>een a psychlatrlst for·20¥ears arid had spent time In Ylatnam wdrklng with young ar. I '" men in panic and stre ss situa · tlons. He al so stated that he had dealt with many young men who. in situat io ns that would cause panic and shock. would look to som eone older or with more experience to give them gui· dance. Dr. Schwabe also thought Jason Riggs looked to hi s com· panlon. who was nin e years his se nior. and followed his dlrec· lions. He also stated he did not feel th at Jason Riggs Is or would be any threat to society and I totally agree. Our Declaration of Independ· ence slates that "all men are created equal." so why can one be found so guilty and the other person hardly touched when both were Involved? Jason Riggs has no prior criminal record efther but the sentencing and fines were very stl!f. Why Is this for a first time offender and what has happened to "justfce for ali"? Sheila Rach Reedsville • nreds only one mort• fcm;ehust.t•r to hrcom(' onl,)' the II th pluyrr in major lt•agut• hlottory to crack 50 in a single ~ea.."ion. ( LIJ>I) USC reported loaded for fluckeyes the rrttiral comment s rrom some members of Congress that his department was nai ve not to bl'lievr the Iraqi border buildup wa s the preludP to an U.S. ln tell igrn cr sources ha ve been feeding their med ia ouUets on the id ea that th ey wrrP well aware that Saddam had aggressive cla ims on neighbortng Kuwait and the Uni ted Arab Emirates. If tha t is the rase. clearly no one acted on th at va luable information and as It was sifter! down and analyzed. somet hing got lo st in the translation . In addition. Arab lradprs, inc ludmg Sa udi King fahd. Jorda n's K1ng Hussrtn and Egyp tian Prc•sident Ho sn l Mullarak, u rged Bush not to be provocative and inststed th at Saddam was only bluffing . T heir shock and surprlsP at thf' invasion wa s manlfrst as thPy scram bird to find thPir nwn turf for and agai nst Fahd c alled for mili tary support from the United States and Washington responded ma ssivf'iy . Egypt sided with Saudi Arabia and Hussein of Jordan threw in his lot with Saddam , an act that will cost h in'l dearl y So evrryonP bPI wrong _ Scu.ldam wa s misrrad and officials arf' pr iva tel y conceding that their policies were indeed flawed Thr president himself had categorized him as a " moderate. " As the_v used to say in the Reagan Jdministrati on when c aught in the switc hps· "Mis takps were made.·· The Tigers fell short with an unearned run in the sixth and Cec il fielder's 49th home ron of tile se;JSon in the eighth. F'if'lder' s nex t hompr will makP him the fir st major leaguer since 1977 and fir st American League player si nce 1961 to hit 50 homers in a season . "There's a lot of pressure now," Fielder admitted. "It's making Cec il' s brain hurt a lit tle. The closer I get the more people there are surrounding it . Hope· fully, I can get It quickly." In other American League action, Ilaitlmore beat Cleveland 5·3, Chicago downed Milwaukee 6-4, Texas dropped Oakland 8·6. and California edged Kansas Ci ty 7·6. Orioles 5, Indians 3 - At Cleve land. Gregg Olson earned a club·record 35th save and Dave Johnson stopped a Baltimore losing streak for the ninth time this year to •lead Baltimore. Johnson improved to 13·8, and Olson pitched the ninth to break the Orioles save record of 34 set bv Don Aase In 1986. John Farrell, making his second start since coming off t he disabled list Sep t. 21, fell to 4·5. While Sox 6. Brewers t - At Chicago, Frank Thomas belted a solo home run. and Bobby Thigpen hurled his 55th save, helpi ng Chicago . Thomas· sixth homer of the season made a winner of Wayne Edwards. 5·3, who pitched five and two·t hird innings, and tagged Tom Edens, 4·4. with the loss . Thigpen pitched the ninth and enabled the White Sox to brea k the team mark of 64 saves held by the 1988 Oakland bullpen . Rangers B, Athletics 6 - A I Arlington. Te.l{as, back ,to-back homers by .Ja ck Daugherty and · Pete ln cav iglia helped Scott: Chiamparino, 1·2, ear n his fir st major league victory. Jet! Russel l r ecorded the last out for his ninth save. Loser Scott Sander· so n. 17-11. gave up seven runs in three Innings. Angels 7, Angels 6 At Anaheim, Calif., Devon White's bases-loaded single In the ninth lifted California. Trailing 5·6. Lee Stevens doubled and scored on a single by Lance Parrish. Jack Howell followed with a si ngle. with Parrish moving to third. Dick Scofield was lnten· t lonally walked, bringing up Whit e who si ngled to drive In the go·ahead run and make a winner of reliever Brian Harvey. 4·4. Jeff Mon tgomer y, 6·5, suffered the loss. Browns to face Chiefs Sunday s tatcmt_'nts be fore Iraq invaded and annexed Kuwait would not stand still for aggesslon in the gull. Baker ha s rr jl'cted as " absolut ely ludicrous· nell Coles for a single. Green well then drilled Sear· cy's second pitch down the right field line to score Quintana and Evans. Tom Brunansky's sacr i· lice fly brought home Burks. "The fir st pitch to me was a slider a nd I thought he'd throw me a fastball becauSI' hr wouldn't want to fall behind 2 0," Greenwell said. "I wa s looking for a fastball, something hard I could turn on and h it to right." Roston starter Tom Botton. 107, halt ed a personal three game losi ng strea k by limiting Detroit to four hlts ovrr seve n innings , " Thi s was certainly my most rew ard i ng v ictory. com ing at this time of the seaso n. " sa id Bolton . "And I needed It for my con fiden ce after a rough road tnp." .. Israel vs. Jraq! __________________W_i_llw_m_R_u_sh_er The Middle East cris is Is Ind irectly respo nsible for an ugly spat that has broken out between two distinguished columnists . Pat Buchanan, one of the best known consrrvat!ve co mm enta· tors. has co me out against any esca l ation of America's Involve· m ent In the Middl e East to the point of actual war. Jn the course of a di scuss io n on the popular TV program "The McLaughlin Group." Buchanan declared t hat "There are onl y two groups that are beating thf' drums for war In the Middle East. t he Israeli Defense Ministry and its amen cor ner in the United Stat es." A f ew minutes l ater he added, "The Israelis want this war desperately because they want the Un ited States to destroy the Iraqi war mac hine They want us to fini sh them off . They don't ca r e about our relations with th£> Arab world ." These remarks were enoug h to activate the halr ·trlgger that contro ls the notorious temper of Abe Rosenthal. the ret Ired execu· tiv e editor of The New York Times who now has hi s own col umn on the Times ' Op Ed page Rosenthal offered his own " Interpret ation" of "what this man tBu chanan l is say in g," to wit "The Jews are tryi ng to drag us Into war . Only J ews want war. Israeli Jew s want war to save I srael's htde. American Jews who talk of military action agai nst I raq want war because i t would suit Israeli interes ts. Th ey are willing to spill American blood for Israeli interests ." Rosenthal thereupon char ges Buchanan not merely with anti · Semi !Ism but with a "blood libel" agai nst Jews. and concludes by Oorrowln~ and rf'vlslng .Jpsus' words upon the Cross : "Forgive them not. Father. for they know what they did " first. Buchanan . Pat was slmplv wrong In one respect : To what ever rxten t American Jews are "bea tin g the drums for war In the Middle East." they are certainl y not the only Americans doin g so. Most I though not all) of the non·J ewlsh writers and com · menta tors grouped a round N a. tional Rev iew, for example. starting with edllor· ln ·chlef Bill Buckley, have shown no reluctance whatever to contemplate escalating of America's role In the Middle East from defensive deployment to activ e attack . As for the I srae li government. If It Isn' t hoping for even deeper U.S. Involvement In the Middle East. why isn ' t 11? Does anyone supposr that the British Foreign Office, In 1940·41, wasn't praying nightly that the United States would somehow be dragged Into World War JJ? What's so terrible about tllat? Th e British had no obligation to put our Interests above their own Now, Rosenthal. His grotesque "Interpretation" of Buchanao's sta tem ent tells us far morP about t he darker r ecesses of his own mind than about anything in Ru cha nan's. Abe Is famous for his emotion alit y, but If he's going to be In the column bu siness he'd better get It under firmer control. My longtime colleague Bill Burkley. commenting on the flap. spoke of the need to undf'rstand "the nature of (JewIsh) sensibilities In an age that coincided with Auschwitz." This Is entirely proper, and many non·Jew s hav e donr so for lo. these past 4~> years. But American politics Is a robu st game, and It is fair to ask how long commentators on It must continue to tiptoe past the I sraeli embassy . We ali make allowances tor a pregnant girl who is temper amental ("You must excuse Tessie - shP lsn 't quite hers elf") . But Tessie's indisposition lasts nine months at most . Follow i ng a f am ous ancient example, let's be a little more forgiving - on both sides School choice not as simple as ABC RED LAKE FALLS, Minn. !NEAl - Whenever the concept of school choice is discussed, Minnesota Invariably ts cited as the pioneer In allowing parental selection of children's sc hools on a statewide basi s. ' Indeed, the seductive notion of allowing every youngster to pick any school in Minn esot a to attend has been a public relations triumph noted and even copted In other states . Bu t a close exam!· natfon of what has occurred her e In recent years suggests that "open enrollment" has been oversold by its zealous promoters. Included In that category are the Heritage Foundatfon, a well· known conservative Washington. D.C. think tank . It commissioned a study that concluded choice programs are "being used to desegregale schools. reduce the dropout rate, help at·rlsk stu· dents (and) stimulate competf. tlon and excellence." Other proponents are less Inclined to present school chofce as a panacea lor the nation's educational system, but Pres!· dent Bush has declared it to be a "national imperative." Education Secretary Lauro F. Cavazos proclaims school choice to be "the cornerstone to restruc· turing elementary and secon· dary education" everywhere In the country. Thus, he says, "choice will drive the movement of school reform ." But those who have expe· rleneed school choice In Mlnne· sola from the small towns her e In Its rural northwestern corner to the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul at the other end of the state are markedly less enthus iastic. In sparsely settled regions, many students must travel an hour or more In the morning In an uncomfortable school bus, then make an Identical trip In the afternoon to attend the deslg· nated "local" school In their dislrict. Under those conditions, neither !hey nor their parents have mu ch enthusiasm for se· lecting a more distant school even II It otters enriched educa· tiona! opportunities. "In rural areas , geography decreases the likelihood that school choice will be used," says Herbert Benz, school superln· tendent In Roseau, where only five of the 1,280 students partie!· I pat e In th e school choke program. "Kids and their parent s bas i caily want to attend school in the distric t where th ey liv e." adds Richard Larsen. school superln t endent in Crook sto n. Ali hough Minnesota formally Initiated its open enrollment program In 1988, Larsen says, "we've always had informal exchange agreements with ad· joining school district s" to serve families who may live closest to a school In another jurisdiction or who need the specialized resour· ces that only some schools provide . In the Twin Cities, home· tO· school commutes are much shor· ter . But the adults tn many poor families cannot a!Iord the autos needed to drive either them · selves to and from work or their children to and Irom out·Of· district schools. "There is no question that the Robert Walters T0 day m • ' h•Istory By Uniled Press International Today Is Friday, Sept. 28, the 27lst day ol1990 with 94 to follow. The moon Is waxing. moving toward Its full phase . The morning star are Mercury. Venu s. Mar s and .Jupiter . The evening star Is Saturn. ' :\ll ar inovich passed fo r 2.J6 yard s and four touchdowns a ,vea ra go wh en U SCPmbarr assrd Ohi o Stat t• 4'2·3 on nation al televi siOn En·ins chipped m The Trojans, whos~ list of ou tst and ing tai lbacks reads like a who's who of co llege footb all and includl's the lik es of O.J Slmpsun. Ma rcu s Al len, Ch arle s Whttr. Rirkv Be ll and Mike Gar rrtt . a n• now r rly.ring on thr pass ing of sophomore quarter· bark Todd Marinovich. and not nrcr ssarily by choicr esc. hlankrd 31 0 last week a t Washingt on. mana ged Jus t 28 var ds ru shing ;t ga inq th e Hu sk ies Tailhark Hick\ [ r dn .;;., trnt11 ( Jil !ht • Trojans ' all tim p rushing lis t. rwtrPd fiv1• vard s in ninf' t r ie~ "M~ i\o . l l'oncern offcnsh: el .v IS thf• running gcum•." .,aid USC head coa ch Larrr Smith . who "r IHh ·rankf'd Trojan" fa ce anothrr s t1ff IP '. t Saturdav at r><o 12 Ohio Starr _' 'Wr ' rp s t i ll t r ~ · in~ to comr !Og Pi hPr up front '' I~ ick~· F. r \'lns i ..., s ti 111 hr sa mr Rlckr Ervin s. !Jut hr has never had a cha nee to gC'I un tr ackrd an d ri ght nov. h(1 s qur <>tionin g him sf' lf ;1nd his cur s. " add f'd Smith "Wf• 'v r bel'n riding Todd Mari · novlrh' s arm and 1 flankrrr Gary Wellman 's hands. They 1W a· shlngtonl look thosP awa_ v and look what happened to us. We've got a major t<~ s k offenslvply and wit h over 100 yards rus hing . Ohio State head coach John Cooper hasn't forgotten that game. which saw th e Buckeyes iead in g J.Qaftrr one quartrr th r n fall to piec es. " We' ll talk abo ut 11 1la' ' _v r ~1 r 1. " Coo per said . " Wf' do that f' \'Pry wrrk . But we'll usr Pvrr v rne .:m s wr can to gpt our !Pam Pm uti ona l l_ \ · n 'cl dy to pi a\' . i n rludin g showing films . Wr wr r r f'rnbarra sscd out th rrc Ja ..,t \roa r Ohio Sta tr wk rs a 2-fl r ~ 'c onl into tht' natl onall\' ti'IP\'i ~ Pd gamt • with wins ovr r TPxa:-. Ti '('h and Bost on CollcgP . Th(> Daily Sentinel 14 $-9~ ) i l 'SPS i\ Dlvl~lon ol Multlmrdla. In !' Publ l ~ hrd r vr rv a fl r rnoon . M nn rt.n rhr uu,!:! h F'rld a \ Il l Cuurl Sr Po m Noy Dhl o. bv !h(• O hro Valli'\' Pu b l!shlnR Company Mu!llmrdla In c Ponwro\ Ohlu 4'i71i9 Ph lack of transportation can hav e a chilling effect on sc hool choi ce," says David Bennett. school su· perlntendent In St. Paul. "Low Income parents without their own tran s p o rtati o n often 'choose' neighborhood sc hools ou t of necessity," adds a St. Paul parent . WhPn Cavazos came to Minneso ta last yea r to offer lavish praise of the open enrollment program, he was exposed to mixed reviews of the sc hool choice concept Including crttJ . cism from some parents , teachers and administrators. Figures for the new school year are not yet avaflable, but In the 1989·90 academic year, only 3.200 of the state's 721,000 elementary and secondary school studentsless than 0.5 percent- elected to participat e In the open enrol· lment Initiative. 11 st art ; 'nth the run ntng game. t.:PI Sports Wrilf'r The d aYs of student b()(h ldt and student body ri ght at So uth rrn Califo rnia are g onf' . at !Pas t for now . r nnd Ohl n rla ~5 pai l ~,l!l ' Mrmtlf'r 99~ 21'16 S~ · palrt fll l'o rnf'rm lJniiNI Prr-ss l n!i'rnll!lon.<~l . Inland D<t ll ~· P : PSs 1\ssud a lion and r hP Ohio NPW!>p ~ p N ,\ S!>OC Ia lion. N a Ilona ] Advrr!l s ln~ Rrprr sf'ntatlvf'. Aranham N;>v.·spa ppr S alt·~ . 733 Thi rd A\· pnuf' . f\,;(",1,1 York . Nrw Yo rk l!XIl 'i POSTMASTER St>nd addrf'S~ ch .-tn~ lo Thi' Dallv S(>ntln f' l I l l C'•l ur1 St . Ponwrov. Oh.lo 1S7ti!l Sl iRSfRIPTIO N R.4.TF'}; Ry Carrlt•r or Motor Routr 0 nf' WPf'k !il On r Month ~0 S6 10 Om• Yr•ar $72 80 !oi iNGL.E COPY PRifE Onllv 25 Cen t ~ not d<'slr!nR I o pAy ltw ('ar riPr may rem! I In IH'lvilnf'P dlrPrt ro Thr Daliy Sent in{'! on a 1. 6or 12 monlh ba~ls . Cr.rdll wtll bl" )liven rarrlf'r l"arh wrPk Su b~ crlbN s No subsn l p t l on~ by ma l l pf'rml tted In wh r rr homf' rarr!C'r S(' rvlr£> Is arNl~ ava llab!f' iJ 26 ~2 Mall Suhscrlpt lunl'i ln!lld!' Mt>!•• t :ounly Wf'eks.. .. Sl9.24 WrC'kS ... ... $37 .96 W('eks ... $'74 _36 Oul!lldr MriA'8 County 120 .1!0 Werks .. Ll 26 Weeks .. ~2 Wefks . 140.30 .. m<o " Wr II k now a l ot mon· .:•bout our tr am after th1 s week . s;_11d C'oopn , · ·a nd c prt a inlya ftc~m·.x t wpck wt1en wt~ piLl~' lli HlOl S \-\'p'vr be aten two avrragP foot ball trams in Roston Co!lrgP and Texa s Trrll . .. Other games mat r htng top 25 tr·am s Sa turdav ftnd \o. 11 Wa.shi11gton at No . lb Colo r ado. ~o . 2:-J Iowa at ."\o. 9 Miami and No. :) TPnnrssPr a t No.3 Auburn 1n a game betwern thP to fa \·o r 11PS for thr Sout hea ster n Co nfr rrn cr tillr. :\ yr ar .::~ go . Auburn and Tr nnrssrr mf't in 1-\noxvillf'. TPnn .. thr \' ol un tPrrs winn ing thai onr. 21-14. But Tcnnessrr l:liN los t t o A l ab ama. which. in turn. los t 10 Auburn and thr SE C Wt)Unci up with tri -champion s fo r tht• fir st timr 1n it s :,7-yrar hi sror .v . Meigs cross country team off to a good start this year Thr M£' i gs MJ r audpr cro~'-l coun t r y tram is off to a good :-.t art so f ar this year. p lacing thi r d in tht• Warrrn ln\·it at io nJ l and tl1inl i ll thf' L ogJ n ln v i! :Jt~ o n.ll . In thr Warrrn Invitational th £• Marauders flni strf'd brhind St Marys \\' . \ 'a. and the ho st Warrrn tf'am . Marietta followrd the Ma rauders. followed by Athens. .Jackson. Logan and Galiipoli.s. P ..J. Chadwell wa s tht• top individual finishe r lor Meigs as he f inished in seventh plarp Mik(• Hall fint shed in I Jth. llohhr· John so n l ~> th. Nathan Balm· 21nd. Hv an I.Pmiev 27t h end Chm Sl oa n 29th In thr boy s juni or \.'Jrsily, Jrr rm _ v Hrrk fin15hPd fifth out of runnrr s. In thr junior hi gh. Dodger Vaughan fin is hed in Lith place and Phillip Edmon ds 14th pi acr . In thr Logan ln viational. Meigs fi nislwd behind Amanda Ci earcreek and Marietta. 14 teamstook par1. Our of 9J run nrrs.P .1. Chadwell f inished 21st, Bobby .Johnson 22 nd. Mike H;tll 27t h. Nathan Raiov 2~1th. and :w Big Bend Youth Football Schedule Saturday, Sept 29 6 p.m . - Pleasers Eagles vs . Whaleys Dolphins. 7:30 p.m .- Pat Hill Ford Mustangs vs . Hem lock Pipe line Browns. Ga m es played at So uthern High School. Last weeks scores Mustangu 6 Eag les 0 Browns 0 Dolphins 0 ll ;- a n t. emtr; 4Uth pia cr . Al so runnin g for Mrig.s wcrr Phil Smith dnd Chris Sloa n. Th e g trls ltnishPd fifth out nf 10 school s Out o f ·Hi ru nnPrs Ka t n na Tu r nrr Jncl Mi ssy NPlso n r!'C'1 P\ 'Jd m cda h for f inish in g l~lth Jnd 20th plan' rf• :-. pPctivply·. Al so SC'oring for Meigs was E l izabeth Downry ~ti th. Mi ss y SISSO n .10th. and .~pril Hudson :li th . Al so ru nning for 1\kigs v.}L'n' ~ ina Ovf'rhilf:L'horck. Tara CPrl · ach . and RC'sa Harris I n thr junior \'arsil _ \ ' rac e Jf'rrm y HPrk fini shPd in second pla ce our of :n runnP rs to wpn a mr·dal. In Ow jun ior hig h division, l ' hillip Edmond s fini shed 13111 out of J~ runnPrs. Dodger Vaug han :mth. Chri s Chapman :loth. Wiilia Johnson 49th, and Travis Sp row l \lith In the girls division Allison Gerlach finished in 22m! place. ThP cross countrq ream is coached by Jim Oliphant, thev will rom!J('te on Tuesdav at Frdl'rai Hocki ng agai nst T r im ble and Miller. Friday's games Ea stern at Kyger Creek Hannan Trace at So uthrrn North Ga ill a at Oak Hill Scu thwes tern at Symmes Valley Logan at Ga llipoli s Marietta at Jackson Athens at Warren i29tht C·K at Coa l Grove Portsmouth at Ashland DeSa les at Dayton Dunbar Park ers burg South at Point Plea sant Meigs at federal Hocking Alexa nd er at Trimble Zanesvllle·Rosecrans at Miller Nelsonv ill e· York at Vinton Cou nty Wellston at Belpre Van at Wahama UPI Sports Wrller BEREA, Ohio !UP!1 - M ar ty Sc hott enh eim er might hav<• a hard time recogniz ing this y<•ar's Clevela nd Brow ns. There are no more cornf'r brothers. with Hanford Dixon a Plan B departure and now retired and Frank Mi nnifield holding out in a con t rac t dispute. The offensive l ine feat ures three starter s named To ny .Jones. Kevin Robbins and Ben .Ieffer · son, of which only Jane::. was with the cl ub w hen Scho tt enheimrr was in chargr f ro m mid·l9R4 through 19&\ Las t week' s fullbacks werf' Derrick Gaim.'r .:Jnd Lf'roy Hoard, and while BerniP Kosar is still th e quarterback . hr ha s been surrounded by con trovN s.v thr last two weeks. All of 1hese changps have taken pla cf' sincr the Browns and Ch iefs p lay ed to an O\'Prtinw 10 -10 t ie las t year in ClevPiand in the f!r sr mrP.ting of thP two clubs sincr Schotwnhl'imrr was f ired aflrr ll'fusing t ohirranoffensl vf' coordina tor followi ng the l9R8 season Thl' two teJms will play Sund ay in Armwhead Stadium at 4 p.m EDT :-:',omL' thin gs havPn · t changed. Art Modell and Ern ie Accorsl, who ra n Schot tf'nhrimPr out. sti ll run the club Schottenhelmer sti li speaks in the sa m e bland cliches and he sti ll hasn' t beaten John Eiway and the Denver Broncos, suffer lng another last·second loss i n De nver Sept. 17 . He sa id last year he expected to have an emotional rush upon entering the stadium he called home for 4Yl seasons . but those emotions !ailed to materialize and Schottenhelmer sa id this year 's gamL' isn't spt•c ia l to him Pithrr " The truth is no. it really isn't lspcciall." hr sa id Wednesday " I think I ml'ntionPd J yt•ar agu whrn I went bac k to CIPveland I hncl anti ci patrd thJt it would br kind of unique. I thou ght walking in to the stadi um I migh t have this o..;p nsf' of 1emot ion1 but when I got th<•n• I didn't fee l that. " Th is is an oppor tunit y for thf' Ki.l nsa s Cit v Ch ids to takr on onr of thP bPs! footbal l trams in thr Ame rica n Co nfPrf'n CP and wr nl'f'd to try 10 find a way to win , .. Thr Chiefs. at 2· 1. are one of the p rrmiN AFT reams in thr early going, whilr the struggling SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 44& ·4524 '" "'""" '"' FtOUTE J ~ WESt Browns, 1·2, are a disappoint · ment, especially considering their fi rst three games of the year were thought to be the easy part of their sc hedule. The Brownss have a string of five straight playoff appearan· res. four of which ca me under Sc hottenheimer. but the ster n coach said he would get no enjoyment from droppmg t he Browns to 1·3 and alm ost out of the pla yofl race . "I doo t think that if the Browns wPrr to lose to us or we wPrP to losr to them. for that matter. It's going to determine whether or not eith er team might m ake the playoffs." he said. " I' ve always co ntended that they play 16 games i n a season and ever~' one count s as much as the other onr "No. 1 don' t think a win or a loss tor rllh er team is criliral and no 1 wouldn ' t take an y personal ...ati sfaction in what happens in rt r veland . We need to win if we want to contlnur to pursue the things we ' re after and that' s the rhampion ship ... IEPTEMHII 21 thou OCTOBER 4 L -- - - - - - - rlt!OA~ thru IH UIISOAY 1 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Fall & ~THE GRAVELY ' ' i ~~ Hours TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A M .- 5 PM SAT. 9 A .M .· 1 PM ClOSED MONDAYS - - - -- - -- J ' Pomeroy. OH Winter 1 ?1 ~ , ? 15 90P GAIN loi,J\1]11 [ 1 ~ '. Al UR[lAT ~ '. INOAl BA.Rf. A[N "'! (,IH IU[',[\111 (I H IPI "Lit0\ 1"1 GHOST 11'0 1. ...... r~ ...... 1,.., ... r ,.. t.. tHJIJ ~ flOWING' [)lq I 10, Q I 0 · r.1 J IO . l 10 .1 10 10 . 7 IQ,g 10 I ~I II' ~flti ~-r,l ~'l ~ Vt -•n ''" ' '"'"I"' ' ' ' ' "'-"'" ., ·,,, '1('1.1 1 ~ \: I A \ j AI J '. l• fl ~ I 11 1,' ;nr•~ 10:· QQ I QU l 10 \1' "1 1 00 : f10. 'l 10 HllJII 'l ,• 00,9 ] (.1 ~N SYSTEM THE PRIVATE SCREENING OF 1991 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS AT PAT HILL Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge IN MIDDLEPORT SCHEDULED FOR OCT. 2ND HAS BEEN CANCELLED . �Friday, September 28. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday. September 28. 1990 Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page- S Reds hand Braves 4-2 loss to close in on NL West title ·ouT AT HOME - Atlanta's Dave -lus li c~ ean 't make It home on time. as Reds backstop .lor oliver scoops up the ball to make the out play in the first Inning of Thursday night's game In Ci ncinnati. which the Reds won 4-2. ( UPI) Twitty takes lead in Buick Southern Open . LEAD~ SOLTHF:R~ OPE:'i - Howard Twitty of Biltmore. 1\riz .. s hot an X~ undt'r par 6~ to takt• lh l' It• ad at thr e nd of thr first round of llw Buick So uth Pr n OJlf'll at (ln•(•n hiland Hills Country Gluh in ('olumhus. Ga .. Thursday.ll<· leads hy two shots. iliPI J Scoreboard ... ~suit~ T hursday's Majon; \p1-1 I' •IJ"k. h . ~10nT11'JI H Canucks top Kings ,-,n, tnnd'l I \Tl.t n l,t ~· I 'htl. td dph t., I 'lt !_.,uh i J-"L"I Tt•am Tor 'Il l'•· l 'il J •, tJUI~Il · [Jt ·•1nil . 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SPEAKER WILL BE THE WELL KNOWN HOLINESS PREACHER NELSON PERDUE COLUMBUS, Ga. iUPii Veteran Howard '1\vitty , record · ln g his holi est round In more tha n a decade. withstood local favor· il e La rry Mize to take the first ro und lead Thursday i n the Buick Southern Opeil. Tw i t ty's 8-under-par 62 gavr him a· two-stroke lead over journeyman Frank Conner and Mize. the 1987 Ma s ters champion For Twitt y. 11 was his bes t round since the Anha user Bu sch Cl assic in l'<apa, Ca li f., 13 years ago. TroubiPd by back problems. hP ha sn' t won on the Tour sincP 1980. Con ner. fighting to ke€p his spot on the Tour. was in the tournam en t because or a spo nsor's exemption. His 64 was matc hPd bv M ize, a Co lu mbus residen t who is a member of thC' Green Isla nd Cou ntry Club where thr tournamen t is pla yC'd. Bu nchPd at 65 were Dan Halld orson . .Jim l'<elford and Mik<' Donald A stroke behind at titi were Sa m Randolph . Gre g Bruck ner, Drwey Arnet tc a nd :vtark Lye. De l end1n g c h ampion Ted Sch ulz recorded a 69 as did 1911R win ner David Frost and 19R:I champion Ronnie Black. VAN COUVER. British Colum bia 1 UP I I Jyrki Lummr sco rrd a goa l and addt'd two assists Th ursday nigh!, leading the Va ncouver Ca nucks to a 4-:t <'X h!bi! lon victory ovL' r the Los Angeles K1ngs. Hobert Kron scored th e game· wi nning goa l for the Ca nuc ks on I he powerp lay at9:28ofthet hi rd when he jammed th e puck 1n fr om the edge of the crease on a feed fr om Lumme . Tony Granato put lhe Kings ahead 3·2 when he ne t ted a shorthanded goal at 19:25 of th e first period on a breakaway pas s f ro m Steve Kasper, bul a Ca n uck powerplay goa l by Lumme at 10: 29 of t he second tied t he score . A pai r of goa l s nine seco nds apart gave th e Ca nucks a 2-0 lead four minutes int o the game. Dave Cap uano co nverted a Jay Mazur pass at 4. 08, then Steve Bozek ti pped In a Lumme pass at 4:17 . AI 7: 23 of the first, Francoi s Breault snapped a shot by Bob Mason on I he short side to open King s· scori ng . By ERIK K . LIEF UP J Sports Writer Eve n though they're sputtering down the stre tch . t he Ci ncin · na i l Reds are two games away from making baseball history. The RPds, with a magic number of two, are attempti ng to become the first Nat iona l League team ever to hold first place from wirP-to-wire . They can accomplish the fea t tonight if they defeat San Diego and second-p la ce Los Angeles loses to San Francisco. " I t's r ight around th e corner, " sai d Glenn Br ag gs , who sl ammed a two-ru n homer to pace Cinci nnat i' s 4-2 wi n over A tlanta Thursd ay nig ht "We• know It can happen Fri day We hope it will happen Friday ." "We smell it now." sa id Tom Brown ing. 15-9. who permitted seve n hits over seven innings to get Thursday night's win. "We' 1e fe€1lng very comfo rta ble ... The on ly cautio us sou l in th e Reds' c lubhouse was manager Lou Pin le lia. "It's down to two, but we sti l l have work to do," sa id Pi niP! Ia. "I t' s not over yet." Pin iella ' s c au lion may be ju s ti · lied . Over the course ol t he season, t he once red hoi Reds have cooled considerabl y . Af ter opening the campa i gn with nine straight victori es and a 26-9 mark through the first 35 gam es . the Reds fell back to ea rth . Davis Injured- Piniella was a little uneasy after getting a scare In the six th Inning when star outfi elder Er ic Davis cra shed hard i nto th e wa ll after making a catch. Davis remained in the game ano th er half-inning. but began prot ect in g hi s l eft shoul der and left the game in th e seve nth . " I t hmk 1t s ju st a little brui se ... Davis sa id a fte r the game. "At leas t. I hope it's noth lng more than just a bruise . II began stiffen ing up ton ig ht and we' ll see how it IS tomorrow ... Reds spokesman Jim Fergu · son said Dav i s will be exami ned when he arrives at the ballpark Fr id ay, but sa id h e doubted X. ray s would be req ui red. " II hurts. but I didn't hear anything pop so I don'l think anything was broken or separated," said Davi s. "Hopefully, everyt hing will be all right tomorrow , and hope ful ly. t he ma gic number \.\.'ill be over with tomorrow ." In ot her Nationa l LraJ(U' ' games: Pittsburg-h trimmed Chi · cago 3-2 . New York sl apped Montreal 6-0 and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 4-3. Pirates 3, Cubs 2 At Pittsburgh , rookie Randy Tomlin scattered five hits over seven innings and Bobby Bonilla and Sid Brea m both doubiPd in the sixth In ning for th e winning r un. keeping 1he Pirates three games ahead of New York Pittsburgh cut It s magic number to four. Tomlin im pro ved to 4-4 and Vincente Pa lacios earned his third save Mike Bielecki, 7- 11 . took the loss Mels6, Expos 0- AI Mo ntreal. Daryl Bos ton hil a three·run homPr to spa r k New York , se ndi ng the Expos to their seventh loss in a row. Ron Da rling , 7-9, al lowed four hits over five inn i ngs. Kevin Gross. 8- 12, suffered the loss. Ph lilies l, Cardinals 3 - AI Philadelphia, Joh n Kruk doubled home two run s Ia lead the Ph lilies past the Ca rdinal s. Kruk's double fue led a three-run second i nnin g ofl star ter Jose D(lLeon. 7 19 . who los I his seven thstralghl start. Tommy Greene. 3-2, gave up s ix hi ts and two run s i n sevrn i nnings . OU takes on unbeaten Toledo Rockets in MAC tilt Saturday By United Press International Toledo will be gunni ng for its third consecutive road victo r y Sat urda v when thr unbea ten Roc kets take on Ohio U niversit _ ,. in Athens In one of threP Mld ·American Co nfer rncr games . Toledo had lost 23 of it s last 2R games on the road going into the S<'ason, but has reverS<'d i hat under new roac h Nick Sa ban . with :vtA C win s over Miami and Ba ll St ate in its fir st two games away from home. The Roc kets are :1-0 overa l l. " I f we're going to conte nd for the championshi p. we have to be able to keep winni ng on the road or wherever wr play," said Sa ban. whose team was thP pre season pi ck to cap ture the titl e. 'Our pl ayer s must possPss mat urity and poi se and do whatPver it lakes to w\n _.. A th ens. howrvcr. ha s not been a happy place 10 play for Tolc•do in I he past The Rockets are 1 :1 1 in thr l r last five trip-. to southP r n Ohio and JUSt 5·14 ·1 overall Toledo catches OU . also under a new coac h in Tom Licht r nberg , coming off a 42-32 wi n laSI Sat urday over TennesseE' Tech The Bobc ats ope ned with losses at Piltsburgh and Eastern Mich iga n. ··Oh io scored 42 points against Tennessee Tech, so they'rt> obvious ly doing we l l offe nsive ly," <a id Saban.· 'Tom Lic ht enberg is a very _good coach and has a vast amou nt of experie nce in somP f ine fooiball programs. such as Notre Dame and Ohio State I know his team will be pre pared . " Saban's prime concern will be stoppi ng senior OC quarlerback Anthony T hornton. who passed for 197 yards and ru shed for 124 againsl Tennessee Tech. ''Thornton has great running abilit y and knows how to~xec u te the option ... said Saban. " He also ca n throw I he ba ll very well. It 's a heck of a cha llenge when you face a quar terbac k who has the abili t y to r un the op tion and throw .·· OC mu st at leas! s low down UT' s Trov Parker, t he MAC's leadi ng ru-s her wi th 459 yards and seven touchdowns in three games. "Troy Parker ha s deve loped into an excellen t running back ... Lichtenberg sa id of t he redshirt fres hman . "And 1quarterback I Ke vi n Meger can both throw lo ng and scrambl P. · Satu rd av·s other two MAC contes ts find Bowlmg Green at Ball State and M ia mi at Central Michigan. while Ea s tern M ich l· gan is at Indiana. Wes tern Michigan at Iowa State and Kent hosts Cinc in nati in ot her games involving MA C teams. Both Bowlmg Green and Ball Sta le need victories in order to stay in the MAC championship chasr, sincr both already sta nd 0 I in conference play. T he Fa Iron s are 1-2 overal l and ha ven' 1 won sincr be a ling Ci ncin· nat1 i n their season opene r . Ball Stat e al so has lost t\VO in a row to WiSco nsin and To ledo. The Ci nclnna l i· Ken I game ma tches tram s wi th the second and lourlh longest lo sing streak s 1n t hr nation . Ke nt. 0-3. Pnters having lost 14 in a row, while the Bcarcot s have dropped their last 12. Includi ng four this seaso n. l'<rw M ex i co Sta te's 21 consecu · tivr losses IS the longest streak . The game. wh ich starts at 6 p.m . a lso is th l' first night gamf-' in thr history of Dix Stadium, with trmporar .' · l i.g hti ng bping i nsta l iPd FIWTII I'IL\IOL\CY FILLS "OBE I'BESCHII'TI4 ,,S! TIIEHE m ~T BE .\ f;oou IU: \SO-..! THESE FINE AREA BUSINESSES ARE PROUD TO WELCOME McDONALD'S TO OUR AREA Your Fruth Pharmacist Cares About Your Child's Health. Call If You Have PLEASERS A Question! Call : 992·6491 992-2057 Middleport, OH Weekend Specials POMEROY, OHIO CHAPMAN SHOES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1990 FISH DINNER ................................................. 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Memorial Dr Pomfroy SWISHER & WHSE ~~~~! ~ By BRIAN J. REED Always one to speak my mind, I have been told by my friend s lately that per· ' haps I should use this space, Instead of their valuable time, to air some of the things that really bug me pet peeves, If you wilL I am slightly bothered by the fact that I am in receipt of several Christmas catalogs already this season. Catalogs , In general, do not bother me. When they attempt to coerce me Into doing my Christmas shopping In September, then I am concerned. I am sure that the point of sending those catalogs out so early Is to lead me to believe that I am behind on my Chrllstrnas shopping I know I am not behind on my Christmas shopping because the January White Sales have not started yet. In a related vein, I am not ready yet either to purchase my 1991 calandar. I like to look at them In September; I do not like to th ink about buying them I am al so no! encouraged at the thought oi planning my time already for 1991. Don 't ask me what I am doing next week- you can forget next January . More than anything, though, I hate complainers. Since I don't want to be known as one of those, 992-7075 172 North le<Ond A... Middleport, Oh10 0 ' TRINITY OJNGREGATIONAL OfURCH, 1'ht Rt'V Roland WUctnan. pastcr Olurch School t 15 am Alict" GlotDkar. ~~, Wor 5Np Service 10: lJ a m ClwJtr ~.m.a.l . Thursday. 7:00 p m Lois Bw1. Dtrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE. O:l'l"''r unbn and Mu.lterry . RrY "nnmw Glm McC!urw;, pastoc /"b'man PfEs.. ley, S S. ~~ . SUnday SchO::ll, 9: ll am . rnrnlng IWI"'S!ip 10: :1> am.. t'Vt!'llng S('(Vh> 6 p.m., rnlQ.Wl'E.'k service. Wednesday, 7 p m GRACE EPJSalPAI. CHURCH . ;!:!; E Main 51 .. l'v""'"'l' thP Jle, Dr RoyC Myon;, ra1or Sun:la,)i ~ 11 am JunP ttrough August; U·:IJ a.m Septmill'r Jtroogh M~zy Holy CommurOOn, ftrst. second. utrd and fourth Solrdays of eadl monlh, Morrtng Prayer on (lfth S.u11ays Olurch sdwl and mrsery care pr-crvtded Cbflee 1nur In tt.- par ISh halllnmedta/ety !ullowlng lhe servli:'<' POMEROY CliURCH OF (]{R]Sf, 71.2 W Main St.. L£0 Lash, Pvan~PSisr Bible School 9: J) a.m , Mtrning wcnhlp, 10: lJ am, Yoo!Jl ~·oo~m : ~~p700p rn. Wech!!day night prayer TTlt'E'dng and Bible st\dy 7 ro p.m 'THE SALVATION ARMY l l"' RutV>rnur Aw , PorTit'f'O}' Mrs. Dra Wlnln~c: In t l\arg(> 9.1nday holtres rnf'fttng, 10 a m . Sunday Schcd 10: ll am Surday Srtml. YPSM Ek>lsE> Adarm, k>adw 7 lJ p.m Sah.atkln rnf'P[lng, \laJ'bJs SJI'akmi and muslr spec! ale; 'llP.rnidily U l) a m to 2 p m Ladles HorTif' Le¥UP n·w•nH:t'f"S In rhargp aU wOI'nl"n lllvftol o 45 p m Th~U'day. Ca-p; C."" Clas65 !Young Pro~Bl~1. 7 lJ pm Bible 51\.d) and Prayer mePIIng opm to tb:> public POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF c:tm.Isr. :m'.li Cbildren's H~ Road 1Countv Road ')6) !ltl-..BI7 Vocal music Su.rday Wof s~plJa.m, Blt:M>Stu:tfUa.m , ~orshlp,6p m Wednesday !I two Sftr!y 7 p m SpPakA", LanO:m Hopt>. eYangPlisl OLD DEXTER Bllll.E Offi!STtAN cm.JRCH Jadl: Cieland IB5((1", Alana CIC'land. Supt Surday Sdx:d 10:00 am , Youth "'"'""' 7 p m """'1' W-ay SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH - 161 Mulbt>r ry A~ . Pomeroy Ph 992 ~ Saturday EvenlnR Mas s. 5 l) p m . Sunday Mus 9 :J) a m CCD clasS(>S to JO am flnr !if'('Ondand thirdSunday~off'acfl momh Dally Mass. 8 30 am Conf<'Sslons Saturday aflernon 4- 5 p m CH L RCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLI C FAITH - Nl'"W Li ma Roa d, nt>xt to Forr Meigs Park Robert W Rich ards past or Sunday st!rvlC'P! JO a m and i p m, Wednrsda} worship 7 p m MIDDLEPORT OOMMUNITY CHURCH 575 P(>arl St, Mldd lepcrt Sam A.nd...-son . pastor Sunda y School 10 am Sunday t>Yenl~ Sl'fVI N' 7 30 p m Wedn f'Sda y sf"!" vice. 7 JOpm GRAH AM LNlTED METHODI ST Prea ching 9 30 a m fir sTa nd St'cond Su n da ys of E"ach mont h third and fou rth Su n da y each monrh worship spr.·ict>S ar 7 :\Op m , Wednesda y evpnlngs at 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible Stud} SEVENTH DAY ADVE NTIST. Mul berry HE'i~h1 s Road , Pomerov Pa ~ r o r Bob Snyd('r. Sabba!lt School SupN intl'nd('nl Rodney Spires Sabbath &hool bt-'!i!:lns ar 2 p m on Saturday af!f'rnoon w!!h worship sPrvlcf' foll owing at 3 00 p m Evf'ry onf' W('[('(Jml' RUTLANn FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Ha r rlPt1 Warnp1 Sup! Sunday School9 JO am Mornln~ 'W ors hip , 10 4 ~ •m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Ea s t Main S! Stf'Vl' F ull er pa!itor r.f'Or)i!; f' SkJnnf'r Sunda y School Superl ntl'nd(>nl Sunda y School 9 30 a m Mornln~ Wor ~ 1\lp 10 .10 a m Wedn{'Sda y ('W' nlnR pra)'er and Blbll' s lud y. 7 30 p m F1RST SOLJTHER N RAPTIST 4llm P<)m-eroy Plkr E Lamar O' Bryan r pas ror and Sund ay Sc- hool Dlrt'<'tor Sunda y Mornin g Wo rship School 9 311 11. m 10••1.'1: Ch oir pr a1 l ief>. 6 30 p m (' YE'nln~ worship 7 JO p m Wl'dni:'Sda y Pr aye r Servlrt> " 10 p m ~ l sslon FrtPnds ragPS 2 61 . Royal Amba ssadors 1be"· ~ a~ PS 6 1R i and Clrl s In AcT Jon 1a Rf'S l:i 18 1nn Wf"'1 nM days 7 30 p m Churrh wid£> Vl sl1a!lon 6 30 p m Tut"Sda y FAITl-l TA.A F RNArLE CHURCH Bal ley Run Road RPV Emml'tr Raw son pa s tor Handlev Dunn sup! Sunday School lOam Sunda y f'Vf' nlng sprvl c l' 7 OOp m Blblr !t>ac hlng 7 00 p m Thursda y SYRA CUSE MISS JON 1411 Rr l dg em:~n Sl . Syra ru !W Sunda v S<'ho(lJ 10 a m evenln l!: sf'f Yic'f' 6 p m Wt>dnf'Sd fl~ sN v!Cf", 7 p m MT MORIAH CHURC H OF GOD. Racin e Rf'v Jam1"S SallPrfirld pas lor F reema n Williams Supr S und a ~ Sr hool 9 45 am Sunda v And Wt'dnPSda v I'Vf' n Ina servl rrs 7 p m MIDDLE PO RT FIRST BAPT IST Cornl"f Shth and Palmf"r RPv Janws A Seddon pa stor Don Wi lson S S Sup! S.ula h White A!Ls 1 Sup! Sunda y Sc hool 9 15 am mornln~ worship 10 15 am Sunay evf'nlng \I.Onhlp i pm Pr a }' f' r 1TN'f'tlng and Blblt> S!udv WednPRda }' 7 pm Me n's Prayer Breakra~t J§t Satur day each moolh 7 am In ft>llowshlp hall adult choir practi ce S unda~ 8 pm , radio prQ~n'am "Prtparlng Thf' W11 y" Saturday .) pm WMOV IJ60 AM . Ravens wood. WV Lord's Supptr obseon.t'd lsi Suna y or Pa ch month MIDDLE. POR T CHL_; fl n t OF C HR IST 5th a nd Ma in AI Ha n o;;o n m tnr st f' r Richard Du805f', Assocta rp P a ~ 1 o r Mlk f' ~rla c h Sunda v Sc- hool "u pr rinrr ndt' nl Wors hip 5(or vlcf' r II 15 a m Su nda v Sc hool 9 J(} a m Wors hip Sf'r ' k r II 10 30 a m . E ven In~ Wonhlp j p m V.. r <lnP ~ a)' . 7 p m Pravf'r mf'f"lln £ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF T HE ~1\Z ARENE. PI\STOR Rf'\ I loyd D r. rlmm Jr, pastor Je an KJmf'!i SundaY School Su )X'I"Intt'fldrnl Sunday School 9 30 am Mornln~ Wor:.hlp ~rvl rl' IO· lJ a m Sun da)- ('Vf'nln~ servlct>. 6 p m , WednE"sdav I"VIIlina service, 7 p m liYRACUSE Cf!URCH OF THE NAZA R!NE RP\ Glf'nn McMillan. pa stor J im S. S Supt"1"1ntendE"nl Sundav Scflool 9 30 a m mornln~ worship 10 JO a .m : Evan,!tt'llsf lc serv!C'f' , 6 p m . Pnver and Praisf' WE'dnf'Sdav. 7 p m Yo\frh met"llnjj!' 7 p m Cuhdttt. uNrr[D PRFiiiiYTI!RtAN MINISTRY ' OF MEIGS COUNTY • Rn . O'Q•Inn Kelly HARRISONVrLLE PRESBYTERIA N CHURCH - Sundav. Worship Serv1('f'S 9· ® a .m Chur ch School 10·15 a m lfJDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sult{tay Srhool. 9 a m . Church seorv1 CP. 11 ·t5 am 216 S Second Pomeroy 992-3325 (614) 992-6454 (6141 992-6455 MEIGS TIRE CENTIR, INC. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~ John F Fulll. Mqr Pfl 9911101 Pomerov POMEROY. OHI0-992 -6677 GaAVILY e 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 BILL QUICKEL (row's Family RestaurCIIt "FululiRI Kwuekg F1i1d C41du" 221 W. Main Sl., Pomeroy 992-5432 m~~ K&C JEWELERS 0\tfl 111 [ Mom St1eet 991 -]781. Pom!loy COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED MIITHODJ8T CHURCH NORTIIE.UT CLUSTER Itt\'. 8haran Hausman Rf'\1 Fraak Crofooc Rt" Seldon lohatc. A.LF'RED - Church School 9 JO a m Worship. U a m , UMYF 6 30 p m . UMW Thi rd Tue sda y. 7 l:l p m Co mmunion , first Sunda y 1Haushman 1 CHESTER - Worship 9 am , Churt·h St hooiiOa m BlblrStudy Thursda y 7 p m UMW , fi rst Thursday , 1 p m, Com mun lon first Sunday IHausman 1 JOPPA - Worship 9 30 am Church 5<-hooi iO JO am BlbiPStudy Wf'dnesda y 7 30 p m tJohns<Jll LO~G BOTTO~ - Church School 9 10 a m . Wonhlp 10 30 a m Bible Study Wt>dnesday, 7 30 p m , Communion Ftrsr Sunday of Month I Rev Charles Eatoo ) REEDSVILLE - Churt'h School 9 30 a m Worship ServiN' 11 00 am TUPPERS PLAINS ST PA UL Church & hool 9 a m Worship 10 11 m Rltli P Study Tuesda y, 7 J() p m . Commu nlon Fir st Sun d11y !Hausman! CENTRI\L CLUSTER Rev Ooa Meadow11 Re\' Wf':llf'y Thatrht'f Rf'v Frank Smith Rev kathryn RUe)' Rev . Roa Fl f!l'ct Rn. i\rthur Crabflret" Rev. Flormct Smith A.SBURY r Syraf:USl')- Wor ship 11 am Chuf("h School 9 45 a m Charge Blbll' Study, WNnesda y 7 30 p m UMW nrst Thl'Ma v. I 30 p m Choir Rl'hea rsa l "'l'<lnPSday fi)) p m !That cher ! ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m . Chur rh SchoollO a m Blbh• Stud y, Tuf'S da y 7 DO p m UMW Fir st Mond ay, 7 30 p m UMYF Sunda y, 6 p m jRII<'YI F' LATWOODS - Ch urc h Schoo l 10 a m Worship 11 a m Blblf' .Study Thur ~ da v. 7 p m UMYF , Sunda y. 6 i> m t RJ IPyl F'OREST RUN - W o r ~ tllp 9 am Chul'("h Sc hool 10 A M Choi r pra ci! Ct' Thursda}' 6 .VI p m UMW third Monda y 1That cher \ HEATH I Mlddl~rt l - Church School . 9 30 a m Mom ln .'! Wo rs hip 10 J} am . Youth Group, 4 p m Wt'dnf'Sday, Blblr s tudy 6 00 p m Choir rf'hearsal 7 00 p m r F'rank Smllh 1 MINER SVILLE - Church School 9 00 a m . Worsnlp serviN" 10 00 a m . UMW third Wednl"Sday 1 p m !Tha!ctlrn PEARl CHAP E L - Church School9 00 am . Wors hip Serv!cf' 10· 00 am !Flo renC'f' Smllh l POMEROY - Chu f1:"h School 9 I ~ a m , Worship 10 30 a m Chnlr rf>taoe rsal UMW. serond Wedn('Sda y. i 30 p m Tuf'Sd ay 7 .VI p m · UMYF'Sund ay 6p m !Meadow s! ROCK SP RIN<. S- Chu rl'h School. 9 I~ a m Worship 10 a m Bltll e Srudy Wed nf'Sda v 7 lO p m UMYF 1St>nlors1 Sun dav ~ p m Uunlor sl e w•ry orher Sun dav , 6pm jRII f'\ 1 RUTLAND - Sunday Sch ool 9 3() a m Wors hip ~ f'r.' I C(', 10 :.U am Bible Stu} 7 p m Thursday UMW tlrsr Monda y 7 30 p m rCr ablrt"''l SI\LEM CENTER - Church School9 15 a m MornlnR: Worship 10: I~ a m IFI('rC('I SNOWVILLE - Morning Worship 9 00 am Churl'h SchooiiO 00 am tFl orPnrl' Smith I SOLT11fF.RN fLUSTER ft4o\' K.-nneth Baker RE'v Ro~t;er GraeP RA-v Carl HIOO i\PP I. F GROVE - Church Sc hool q 00 d m Mornln l!: \l.i o r !ihip 10 00 a m . Blbl r St ud v Sunda\ "; 00 p m P ra vf'r mf't"'!l nR j OO pm Thursda v rHicks l BET HANY - Wo rship 9 am . Church Sc hool lO a m . B!b\p Srudv Wednesday 10 .. m, Dorras Women s Fl'llowshlp Wf'd nl'Sdav II a m I Baker l CARMEL - Church Sc hool 9 30 am \\>or shlp 10 · 45 am Second and Fourth 5unda\ls: F'Pllowshlp dinner with Suttoo rhlrd Thursda~· 6 lJ p m /Baker! MORNING STI\R - Chu rt'h School9 4~ a m Worshtp 10 30 am . Bible Studv Thursda y, 7 JJ p m (Bakerl surrON - Chu!"('h School. 9 30 a m . MornlngWorshlplO 45a m flrslandthlrd Sundavs. Fe llow ship dinner with Carmel third thursday . 6 JO p m !Baker \ EAST LE'TART - Mornln~~:Worshlp 9 00 am . (burch SchoollO·OOa m . UMW flrst 1\ll:'sdav 7 :rl p.m. !Grace\ RACiNE - Chul't'h School. 10 a m : Wor ship U a m., UMW fourth Monday a17 lJ p m : Men' s Prayer Brt>aktas! , Wednetd~ . R am /Gracel . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roger SprlnJ, minister: Starllftl Ma.uar and 01· lver Swain. Sunday School Supla. Preach · ln!ll'9 ' 30a m each Sunday, SundaySrMol 5tml CBoohs 93 Mill Street 786 NORTH SECOND AVE. Middleport, O~lo 46760 (6141992 ·6667 - t99B -OOKSI MIDDLEPORT. OHIO CHURCH SUPPLIES llo BIBLES SYRACUSE F IRST UNITED PRESBY MEIGS RIAL TOR FtOWIIS FOR EVERY OCUIION lutttrnut A¥1., '•m•oy. Oh TERIAN - Sunda y St:'hool 10 am Church S('rvi<'E' 10 · 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GUO Pa stor Ra ym ond Co11 Sundav School 10 00 a m Sunda:-o Mornlni Worship 11 00 a m Chll dr~>n· ~ Chur ch 11 am Sundav Evenin g Srn•lrP 7 00 p m 'hl"d 6 p m Young La dlt>s ' Auxlllar}' Wednesday. 7 p m Fam ll\ Wors hip H<\ZE L COMMUNITY CHURCH Off Rt 124 3 m l l~ fr om Portland -LanK Bot rom E: ds PI Hart pastor Sundav School q ~0 a m . Sunda y mornlnlr! Pre-a chlnlr! HI ltl am Sun da y pvenlng SE'rVIcf'S 7 30 pm MJDD l E:PO RT F'REEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH C'ornf'r Ash aM Plum Nof'l HNrm.1n n paswr SundaY Schoo l 10 00 a m Mar nln12: W01 ship . 11 00 a m Wf'd m"' da; ,mel S.!l urdav F.vPn ln g Sf>rvlrf"' at 7 ~ pm \ P Pll I, HU V~ U'\I"IH.: O METt--!0 nrs r ( HLR CH - Pas tor Rev Car l Httks 10 ml1 1'!i abo\ f' RadnP on RT 38ft Sunda v Schoo l 'f H m wors hip H'rvlcP \0 a rfl Sun da v f'\l 'nlng st>rvlrf' 6 00 p m Prav€'r ffif'P'inji: and Blblr Srudv Thurs da..,. 6 JO p m MT OLIVE CNJTED METHODI ST Off 124 bf>hlnd Wllkf"'i vllll" Charl t"'S Jon f'S pa stor Sun dav Sr hool q lOam mornlnl! wcrshlp lO 30 Sunda' a.nd Thu!!;da v rv ml n.'! sr rv i!'PS 7 00 p m rn Pometog Flowet Shop 214 [ Mom 991 SilO Pome10y P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ·- · 992-3978 Pomerov INSURANCE ---=---SERVICES SAlES & SUVICE ol Columbu\, 0 104 w Md1n .. 1 1)11 PomNOJ' Syracuse Brogan-Warner SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY TEAFORD REALTY Mill Work· Cabinet Making w~~~~~ Pre\Cnphono; 992 -2104 NaiJODWtde Ins Co RACINE PLANING MILL PRESCRIPTION SHOP RAWUNGS-COATS '1'12-6669 271 North FISHER FUNERAL HOME St(ond 264 Iouth 2nd EWING FUNERAL HOME "' lh~nll v nnd S Pr1Hf' A/unvs ·· Establis hed 1913 992-2121 10 30 a m HOBSO!'\ CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Theroo Durham past or Sundav service. 9 30 am . f' ven In~ servt r e 7 00 p m PrayPr mPP!Ing Wt'dnesday. 7 00 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Jack CoierrovP pastor Blbl t' Class,9 JOa m , Mornln,i!:WorshlplO JOa m . Evenin g Worship, 6· 30 p m Thursda y Bi ble Study, 6 30 p m ZION CHUR CH OF CHRIS T, Pomf"r oy HarrlsonvUIP Rd tRt 1431 Robert E Pur tell. mlnls!Pr , Sle<vt> Stanlt>y, Bib I(> S<: hool Sup! . Ha r ley Johnsoo Asst Supt SUN DAY. Bible Srh od 9 30 a .m Wors hip 10 J() A M and 7 lJ PM Wt'dne;day Bl hl e Study .l OOpm ST JOHN LUT HERAN CHURCH Ploe Grove T hf' Rev laura A lea ch pastor Chu!"('h sPrvl N' 9 JO 11 m Sundav Sc hoo l 1030am · BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Tom Runyon , pastor Sunday &hooJ 9 30 am. larry Haynes. S S Supt Mornin g worship 10 · 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE , R~ Thomas l Gal€'5 ri pastor Ora Ba~s Sunday School Superlnlendent Sunda y School. 9 XI am . worship serviC"f' 10 30 am . t'venlng serviN', ~ p m Wed nt>Sday E've nlng service, 7 p.m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Dex t£'r Woody Call, pastor Services Sunda y 10 am . and 7 p m Wednesd.ty , 7 p m DYESVILL[ COMMUNITY CHURCH . Lloyd Sayre . Supt. Sunda)' School 9 JO a m . morn ina worship 10 30 am Sunda y ("venlng sf'rvlce 7 p m Ri\C'!NF. F IR ST BAPTIST S!f'\ f' Uf' a\t'T P aqoc Mlkt' Su. lJ::t'l Suml cn Sc hool Sup! Sunda \ Sc hool 'l 311 a m M o r n l n ~ w or ~ h l p 10 40 a m Sund a> f'\ rnl ng wo rship i lJ p m Wed nf'Sda; rvf'n l n ~ Rlhlf' stud\ 7 10 p m BURLIN GHAM CO MMUNITY CHL RCH no. Burli ngham Rav LaudermUt. pastabPr1 Cw.art ass !Sta nt plSI(J' Sunda,y Sc hOol IIi a m , w en hlp i p m Wl'~l!iday h p m \ Oulh me£'1lnjr. WPd 7 p m chu rt'h S<'rv k'es PI NE GROVE HOLJNESS CHU RCH rn1 lro fl Rt 1 '1~ Rev BE'n J Wa11 s, pa s tor f' o bf'r1 Sc-a r lrs S S Sup! Sunda v School 9 :ll a m . M u rntn ~ Wo rship 10 30 a m Sunda y f'vf' n\n ,g '>l'r\•)rf> 7 }) p m Wt'd nt5dav o;N vlc<' i 30 p m S lL VE R R L:~ BAPTI ST. Br ll Lltr lt> pas tor Str vP 1!! 1lf' S s Supr Sund a}' ~haul 10 a m Mor mn g v. or slp II am Sundav f'v enln ,l!: worship 7 30 p m Pr ayPr mN" tlng and Blhl f'S tUd } Wedn f.'S da\ i ](} p m Yo uth llll'(>t\n~ Wednf"Sda v at i p m 11EJO !ClN G LIF E BAPTI ST l HURCH - J8 J r-< 2nd Avr MlddlPporr SundA\ School 10 a m Sund av pvf'nt n ~ 7 00 p m Mid Wf'Pk Sf'rvl r e. Wt>d 7 p m I" LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH SundaY X ho ol9 J(] a m Je ff Smit h supl Morning worsh t,p 10 JO am Sundav f'Vf'nln g Sf'r vlrf' 1 30 p m Wrdn rs da\ f' Yt' nln g sen lc€' "i 30 p m EDE N Ur\ITED ARETHR Er-o Ir-o CHRIST Eld!'n R Blakt> pastor Sunda v Sl'hool 10 a m C a ry Reed, Lay !Padf'J Mo rn ln.'! wrm on 11 am . Sundav nl ~ht serv lrE"'S Chr is tian Endpavor i 30 p m Song sf'rv ll'f' R p m P r E"a c hln~ 8 30 p m Mid Wf'l'k pra yN m N'Iln ~ Wf'dnf"Sda v ; pm \ HR ISTIA !'\ FEL LOW SHI P CL 'l T E R Salf'm Sr Rut la nd Robr rr F: Mu so:.r r pa stor Sund a y S<- hool 10 00 a rn . War ship <w>rv lcf' 1 15 a m Sundav +"\f' ning st•rvl ('f', 7 00 p m . Thursda y ('V('ntn g srr vk€' 7 00 p m "'l E\\ llFF: lO V F.~ ANT CHU HCH ChPSI Pr Ca n Hln £'!\ pa s Tor S und r~ v School a r "+ 30 am . Wo rship SPrvlct> a't 10 10 a m Sunda v f'Y f'ntn~ ~r v l r(' 6 00 p m 'hf'dm"Sd,1v Di s< lplf' Class i 00 p m HEM LOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Dav id Pr€'ntl C'E'. pas tor Charl£'5 Doml~an. Su n dav Sc hool Sup! Morning Wo rship 9 lO <t m . SuOOaySchoo\10 JOa m , E\'f'nin,i SI'r vi et> 7 00 p m MT UNIO N BAPTIST Pa ster Jot' r.; Savre. SundaY School 9 4 ~ am . Evl'nl n,~o; worship 6 30 p m Pra yt'f Mef'llnlo/:. 6 30 p.m Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Robt>rt Fo stf'r pastoc, Howard Caldwe ll Sup('f'intendent. Church !Whool 9 a m . Wor ship servl~9 45a m and6 JO p m Every oo e welcomt' CHESTER CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE Rev H('rberr Grate , past~I Douglas Bissell, supt Sunday School9 :ll am , Worship !M.'rvtce, 11 am and 6 p m . Sundav WE'dnesday. 7 p m Prayer mE'et· lng LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH . William Williams, pastw; Robert E Bartoo Director of Christian Edu calion, Slt"ve Eblin. assistant Sunda y SchOol 9 30 a .m., Morning worship 10· ;() a.m : Teens In Ac!Wln. 6 p.m. Evening Worship, 7 00 p.m . Choir practtc. 8 p m Sunday Wednesday evening prayer and Bible study DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rogf'l' Watsoo. minister; Nonnan Will, supt. Sunday S<'hool 9 )) a m : Worship &ervlet> 10: JO a m . Bible study Wi'dn~ dav . 7·00 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS1 OF' LAT TER DAY SAI NTS Po rr land Ra cln!' n oad Mik€' Duhl pa st01 JaniCf' Dann er c hurch S(' hool dlre rt or Churt·h sc ho ol 9 JO a m. Mo rn!ngwors hl p LU 10 am Wrclnrsd av ('V('nln~ pra vf'r sf'r v lcrs 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM IJAPTIST Rr-. Earl Shu Jer pa s! or Wor ship St' f\I ICf ' 9 30 il m Su nda' Sc. hool 10 30 a m Blblt> Sl udv ,1nd pravrr S('fVI ('{' Thursda\ 7 I() r rn Ci\RLET O!'\ l'lTE RDE"'IO~INATIO !'\ ,\L C HUR CH Kln gs Wr.• Roa d Rf\ ClvdP W H('nder son pa s toc Sunda v St:' hool 9 30 am Ra lph Carl Sup! F. vr n I n ~ wor~hl p 7· 00 p m P r,1vrr mft'tln ~ Wednl'Sd a\ i 00 p m OLD BETHEL FREE WILl BAPTIST CHURC' I 28(,()1 S!a tt• Routf! 7 Middh"' I)O rt Su nda \ Sc hool Wa m , Sund a\ ('Vf'n in~ <:l'n lrf' 1 30 p m T uC'sdav ser ' ICf' - ll om HYSEL L KUN HOLINES.<; CHURCH BobGrtmm past or Sunday Schoo19 JOa m Wonhlp \0 4~ am . Sunday f'vPnlng s E'I'V let', 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ar Bald Knob. located on County Road Jl Rfo'J RoRer Will foro pastor Sunay School 9 30 a m , Mo m ln.'! Worship 10 •~ am . Sun day t'Venlng worsh ip 7 00 p m , Wednt>s day E"Venlng BiblE' Study 7 00 p m WHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN Cool vtlll' RD RE"V PhiiiJp Rldenoor . paslor Sunday Sr hool 9 30 am . worsh ip service 10 30 a m , Blblr !lludy and worsh ip 5 (11" v !Cf', Wednesday 7 p m Rtm,AND CHURCH OF CHRIST. E u gem• E UnderwoOO minister Sunda y Sc hool , 9 JOa m , MomlnR wocshlp, 10 30 am . [ V{'nlng Worship · 7 00 p m RUTLAND BtBLE METHODIST. Amos Ttl!! ~ pa!lt or Sonny !lud!loo, ~upt Sund a)Se hool 9 30 am Morning Worship. 10 30 am , Sunday evening sen lee 7.00 p m Wednt"Sday servl<'E' 7 p m WMPO pr og-ram 9 a m each Sunday RUTI...AND CHURCH OF THE N AZA. RENE Samuel Basye, pastor Sunda} School 9 30 a m . Worship Service 10. 30 a m Young PeopiE''s St>rv!C'E' 6 p m E vangeltsllcst"n"lce6 .lOp m Wednesday ~ l'r v lct> 7 p m MASON CHUR CH OF CHRIST Miller St . Mason W Va Sunday Blbll' Study 10 a m Worship ll a m and 7 p m Wednes da y Bible Study. vocal mu~lc 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud di ng Lan e, Muon W Va J N Tna c ker pastor E'.'cnlng servlcf' 7 30 p m WomE"n's Ministry Thursday, 9 ):1 am . Wf"d nesda y Prayer and Blblf' Study 7 ~ p m HtLLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Si R1 143 just art Rt 7 Rf>v James R Acre-e Sr , pastor. R("'J Mlkc Wlll{"tt As!ll Pastor. J oe Humph rey , S S Sup!, Sunday Sc hool lOam MomlngW onhlplia m, Sunda y f'venlng servl r e 6 p m , Wednesday eve-n In~ 7 p m PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE William Justis pastor Sun day &nool Sup! SonJa Justbr Sunday School, 9 JO a m . morning worship, 10 40 a m , Sunda}'' and Wednesda y services , 7 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT COMMUNITY CHURCH . 5'7'5 Pearl SL Sam Andenon. putoc SuOOay morning s{'f"\f)('f.>, 10 am . E\l(>fl~ 5l'f"\11ct'f; , &!nay and Wednelday, 7 :l) p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN C HRI STIA N UN ION Ha rtford w Va Hl'v Da vid Mc- Ma nis. pasJor Church Sc-hool 9 10 A m Sundav m ornin g M>r vi('(', II a m Sunda Y rovenlng c;er\o lcr 7 30 p m Wf'dnf'Wa v pravrr mN'!:In~ i 10 pm FAfRVI E W BIBLE CHURCH Letart w Va Rt I James Lewis pastor Wa r s hip sPrvl ces 9 .)) am , Sundav School I\ a m , Evening "- Or ship 7 .1Cl p m Tuesdav cot taRe praye r mf!etlng and Blblt' Studv 9 30 a m Wo rship St> rvlct> WednesdaY 106 Mulberry A... Pomeroy L..-------------..1 worship St' rvk e "i 00 fl m pra \·rr m f'f' rlnli!; 7 00 p 01 \\1'l.!n~d a\ l ' ~ ITFD UI1ETIIfU '\ IN CHHIST C' Ht.; HCII Loc.r 1r d 1n Tr"' a s { ommunlt\ uff Ct 111 H2 Rr>' r~otwrl Sandf'rs pa s1 or lt'fl ll olr!'T Ia\ lmrl f' r [ d Rou sh Sund,t\ Sc hool Su pl Sun dd\ Se hool '1 10 ,1m m nrnl nf:1 ~~o o r ,h rp and chlldrf'n ~ r hu re h Hl 10 am f'\l' n ln g pn'a c h i n ~ sf' r" ln f1r st th H'I' " unda '" 7 lOp m . SpN'H I SPr \ tcf' foun h Sunda \ rvrnln ~ , Ill p m \A<('{]nf'Sda\ P r av rr MPPIIII ~ RtbJ, . Srud \ a nd Ynu lh Ff'1 lo"" ~ h lp I JU p m CHUHCH OF COD OF PROPHECY Lol'a lf'd on 0 I Whilr Road of H J ~hu. a\ lfiO P,11 Hrn>oo pa stor Sund <1\ Sc hool \0 .1111 C l,l ~ ~· ~ fur ,1l la ~r·~.. )un rorC' hur"t h 11 a m M01 n lng ~~o o r ~ h l p 11 a m Adult Choi r pracrkr ti p m Sunda \ Yo ung f 1r o pl f' ~ Chl1drf' n ' ( hu rr h and Adult B1bl f' St ud\ Yo r>dnt..;;d ,L\ A r i JO p m HOPE BAPTI ST C HAPF:l ',70 Gr ttnt St MtddlfVOr1 Alf ll ialf'd Wll h So u!hf'r n Bn piiSI ( On \(•ntiOn D,l\rdBn J n Sr Ml nr.. l€'1 S und<~\ Sl" houl 10 a m :vlor nm g worshrp II a m Ev!'n!n _g v. o r ~ htp j p m Wr dn rsd .n f' VPn l n ~Z Btblr srud v <1 nrl pravrr m ('(' t\n,ll 7 p m nR ADFO RD l ii URfH OF CHRI ST St Rt 121and Co Rd •, Det Pk Srum p. pasror Wtlll am AmbNgr>r S s Sup! Su nd a\ Sc hOol 9 30 a m :-.iornmg V.. ur~ ht p 10 1(1 am . E ve nmj!u. orshlp ": JO pm \\ f'd nf"S d;n won hlp 7 :VI p m PA UL I UT HFRA\ l HC !1C' H ST Cor n('f Svc a mor f' a nd Sf' ro nd Sh P o mrrm Thf' ll €'\ Lau ra A l.t' ac h pa st or Sund a v St hoot q I'Ja m ( hu n h ~ t ' l \ IU ' 11 Ml IIFI1MO" •m \" l fTOR~ n ~\!'1J S T 'i 2.'1 r" 2nd Sr M;ddlf1lOrt l,Hnl"' E Kt'£'Sf'f' p<-1s t01 <.; unda \ m o r ntn ~ wo r ~ hlp 10 a m [ Vf'n I n ~ ~r r \[C'( '7 p 111 '1'.1·d nf"'< d,n !'\ Pn lnl! wors tup 7 p m \'1\ lr ,l!tonTh u rsd <n h 30p r; MORS I' (' H1\ r f t (' HL R( 11 D<l\ 1d Cu1im w p<~os ! n r SunrJa' <.;c hool Ill a m ~~o o r ~ hlp <ol'fV If'f' 11 a m Su nfl .l\ nr gh r M r d ~~o PP k wo rst)lp Sf'TV!cP i l O v m pr.1vrr S f'r\ rrr v,. ,.. dn ~d a' ~ p m WFS LF l A' BlRU HOl.I'\ ESS Clt liRCH o!MuJdli'J.IOrt In < 7~ Pe ou l ~ l Hf'v Ivan \hrr ~ p a ~ lo r Rog rr Manlf'\ Sr Sunda\ Sc" hO OI Sup! Sunda > Srho ni q lO am Mor nml! V.: o r ~h i p Hl Ill,~ m r v f'n in ~ Wor ship 7 30 p m Wf'fln PSda v f'\' t>ntn c- B1blf' srud v pra vl'r <~ nll vra ts f! ~n ll'f' 0 Jll p m F AlTII COSP[I l HURf l-1 l.o ng Ror !!In Sund ,1v S< hool q 10 . t rn Mnrn m)! W o r ~ ht p 10 ~ "~a m Sunda \ I'V f' nln,~.: 0 0(1 p m '~ umm rr j 10 p m 1 Wrdnf'Sda \ IILRhl 7 00 p m l ~ ummPr i 10 p m 1 r" F. W LIF'E COV E NA NT CHURCH OF GOD Ch>:>S trr - (.,a ~ Hln i:'S pas tor Sun dey Sc hOol 9 l1 .1m worship sr>r vlcf' 10 30 a m f'V t'fling st>rv I('(' 6 p m Dl sd plt'Shlp class W('(! nesday 7 p m MT OLIVE COMM UNITY CHLR CH Law rf'nef' Bu ~ h past or Sunda v Srhool 9 :lfl a m Sundav and Wt>dn f'S da }' f' Vf'n ing wors hip sprvJcp 7 00 p m UNJTED FAITH CHUR CH Rl 7o n Po mf'roy Bv Pa ss Rf'V Robt'rt E SmiTh . Sr pas tor Mf'l vln Drak p S S Supr Su nd av School 9 :lO a m Mor nin g Worship 10 JO F vf' nln~ Wo rs hip i 00 p m "' r dn rs da l' P r a yE'r St>rv lct•, 7 00 p m FAITH BA PTIST CHURCH rtailr oa d St Ma son Sund nv Sr hool 10 a m Mo rn Middleport OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH . Walnut and HE"nry Sts . Ravenswood , W Va The Rev George C Weirick past or Sunday SC hool9 lJ a m , Sunday worship II a m CALVI\RY BIBL E CHUR CH. locate-don PomE"r cr.· Pike, Counl y Road 25 nea r F lat woods Rev Blackwood pastor Services onSunday al10 Xla .m and7 Xlpm with Sunday School 9 JOa m Bible Study, Wed nesda'o' , 7.XI Em SPritiTUA FAITH FELLOWSHIP , State Route J38, Antiquity Rev A 1 Sit> wart. pastor. Sunday services . 10 a m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday,7 p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLt NESS CHURCH, Inc 75 Pearl Sl Rf.>\' Ivan Myers. actlngpaslor; Roger Manley, Sr. Sunday School Supertntendenl Sun day School 9 30 a m . Morning worship 10 30 am ., evening worship 1: :.> p.m .: Wedn~day evf'n lng Bible study . prayer and praise Sf'rvlce, 7.30 p.m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rei Elder James Miller, pasta-. Sunday School . 10· 30 a .m ; Wo rship Service, Sunday, 7. 30 p m, Bible Study, Wednesday, 7::1) p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harrl s onvUleRoad RRv VlctorRoush, pastor, Cllntoo Faulk, Sunday School Supt. ; Sun day School9: 30a.m , morning worship, 11 a.m .. Sunday evening Sf'rvtct 7: 30 p m Prayer Meettna, Wednesday , 7 •.Jt p .m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non ·Penterostal Wonhlp servlr:'f' Sunday 10 am . Sunday Schoolll a .m Eveninli[ FRIDAY POMEROY -Reviva l al the Zion Commun ity Church, Route 682. Lower Plains Road, Is In progress There will be special speakers and singers each even lng at 7 p m m~ worshtp I I a m E\ r ntn,g srn lrt' fi p m Pra\ N m('('tlnl( a nd Alb lPS iud v 'w\.~ '< 1 nf"S daY i p m F OREST RUN 8A PT I:'I T Rf' \ Nvl i' Rordf'n pas tor Cor n('! lus Bu nch . supt Sunda Y Srhoo l 9 lO a m Sf>Nl nd an cl fourth Sund av s ~.~o o r ~hlp s~: r vkf' ar 2 .'10 p mMT MORIAH 81\PTIST Fourth a nd Ma in St Mlddl pport Rf'v Gtlb€'rl Cr alg Jr . pa s tor Mrs [f\•ln Baum ~ ardn p r Sunda v School Supt Sundav School q 30 <J m Worship St:>rv!Cf' 10 45 am POMEROY The Sentor Cl ttzeRs Dacce Club will have a dance Friday from 8-11 p m M uslc will be provided by the Happy Hollow Boys, Athens Bring snacks for th e snack table Public Invited SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - JosPph B Hos kins. 1'\an~pl\st Sunda\ Btblr StudY 9 a m Wors hip lOam . Sun da v f'Y f'nlng St'rVIC'£' 6 p m Wf'dn f'S da\ P v t'n ! n ~ 9Prvlcf". 7 p m PE"'TE COSTAL ASSEMBLY Rac ln p I-tt 124 William Hobal·k pas tor Sunda ' Sc hool 10 11 m , Sund a} f'vf'nl n~ seorv k P 7 p m WPdnP5day ('Vrnln.'! srrv lr(' 7 p m CARP E NTE R BAPTI ST Oon Cht adl t> . Sup! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m M o rn i n ~ Wo r ship 10 .10a m Pray N serv lw all r rn al l' Sundays TH E CHUR CH OF .JFS US fHRI ST APOSTOLI C F'AITH - NPw Lim a Rd nf' xlr o F"orr M£' 1gs P a rk Rulla nd Ro bPr1 Richa rds pa st or S<o rv lr<'5 at 7 p m on Wednesdays and Sunda}' .~ HARRI SONVILL E HOLJf',' ESS CHAP TE R o r th£" We s lpyan H oll n ~ ,o; C' hureh Rf'~o Earl F"lf'lds pa stor Hr nn F: hlln Sundav Sc hool Supr Sund a\i School Hl a m \1 o rnln ~ Wo rship II a m [ vf' nln~ S('fV lrf' 7 30 p m "'Ntn rsda Yf' \'f'nl ng ~ Pr vi('(' 7 30 p m STtVER SVILL F: WORO OF FA! fH Gary Hollf", pa s1(1r Sund av SNVIN's 9 lO a m and j p m . Mldw ~ k sri"\•IC1' i JO p m Thur s dav MIDDLE PORT PE NTECOS TAL Th ird f\vf> Rev Clar k Bakrr pa st or Ca r l ~or r m~o:h a m , Sundav Sc hool Supt Sunrl a\ School 10 a m "- ll h c l a s ~f>S for al l a~ t "> F. vf'nlng Sf'rVU"t'S a t b p rn Wf'dn t'Sda v Bt hiP stud v at 7 IU p m You Th st"'n I f f"' F rt da\ 11 1 7 30 p m F CCLES IA f EL LOWSHIP J2)l. Mill St Middleport Br othf'r Chur k M c PhP r~ on pa ~ tor Sunda y Sc hool Hl a m Su nda\ r vr nlng sPn lr t"' at 7 p m ,m cJ WPcl nr-sda • Sf'rv !N'S al i p m ANT IQUITI BAPT I ~ T KPnnPih ~ mtth pa st01 Sund a\ Sc hool'! 10 t m rh u rrh ~ Pn- lrf' 7 :Ul pm ) OUthff'll owsh \pti lOp m Btbl r studv Thu n;da \ ~ 10 p m FU LL GOS PE L L! C. IITHO USF :nw, Hll.tnd Road Pomrro\ Tom Kdl v pa s tor Dannv Lambt•rt S S Sup! Su nd a\ mur nln~ st'rv iCt' at lOam Su nda \ f'v f' n m g c:rr.rlf'f' i 10 p m Turs da\ a nd Thurs clav Servl r f'S .tt 7 lO p m Nt.W H1\V £ N CHU RCH OF TH E ...;,, 7.M l: E NE R('v Glendo n Stroud pastor Sunda y & hool9 ]{}a m , Wors htp sr> rvrcr HI 30 a m . You th se rvic l' Sunda y fi 15 p m Sunda v f' vr nln g se rvlr t•7 OO p m Wt'd ru..;; dav P ra yrr Mrct lng and 1\tblf' Stud \ 7 00 pm NE AS E SETTLEMENT CHL' RCH Sun d a~ af1€'fnoon sen. let'S a t 2 •r Th ur ...-la \ N r nlng sf'r.•lres at 7 30 Fr11ST BAPTI ST CHURCH :-.1a ~ on W \ a Pa s tor Bill Mu rph}' Sund1 yV hool W, am Sunda)' rvrn l n~ 7 :\0 p m P ra vrr ' ml'(>llng ttnd Bible slud ) V.. Pdn PSd ay 7 Ill p m EvNy oo e wr lco m€' RUTLA ND FR E E WILL RAPTlST S<.J !Pm Sr R('v Pa ul Tav lor pas tor Sund a\ Sc hool lOa m SundaV£'\I'nl ng7 OOpm Wrdn rs da v ('vrnln~ pra\ {' r mf'l' lln~ 7 00 LEBANO N - The Lebanon Townsh ip Trustees wtll meet Friday at 7 p m in regul a r session :· POMEROY - The Bel les a nd Beaus Square Dance Club will sponsur an open dance Saturda y at th e srnlor citizens center In Pomeroy from R 11 p.m. The c aller will be Tom Dlllander, Marion The dance Is open to all w~tern COOLVJLLE - There will be a square dance Saturda~ from 8·11. 30 p m. a t the Coolville Lions Building Music bv Happy Hollow lloy s. Caller Is Jim Brown Cost Is S3 per person or $5 couple. .,• .,•• ·OctGbrr l¥1adnnR" .IQMI·U Odobrr Ill onr of lltr mot~l hr~&~llful month~ of !Ji r yr ar Ill• 11'1• Hmr lor lh t l hilllrln l or 11'1 •· •t uo... I I'd klr God I o palni our world wkh oolon1 IJI.t Ht ~~~~~ 1nly onu a )' t ar' Suhtlt !>llloidh of r - . t a.t brown. ThtR parldt ol yfllow and 101d , aloncwllh dtf tltiiii!UIC'r of"' d111d rrtmMJn TheM comblllf' to tlvf' our world a buuly II pOA8ei!IH al Molhl!l' dow The air IM'rn11'18c:rlllp .~~.,. Ulf' chlnatna oltht lf'MOnll RurrMinclol U:!\ Thrnl«hl•arr coG! aad mak e!~! lor wol!derful •le•pln1 . and*" ilN' rhar&l'diiW"' wUh lht joy of llvlnt: Foothill bf"CCCmtlllhf' l(alnt' oltlw M'IMIII, and rven lho~~~~:h the World !Nor~ o1 Bueballlll pill)' ... In Odabtr 1\llllmf'ltow t.akl'l'l a hack..,. IIi lo hlch IK:hool, coUe1e an• prof"IIOI&IIoOiba.ll. Ortatler Madntn Is upDn ull. Soon U\r •u\'f'll wtll bf' faiUna. and IIDIW MUC!O-Io dole .. d Mo•l of Ull don' t IIIIII' loth Ink abolll Urra& IHIIItleu are omnt wile look lflrward wuh altdelpaakl•to lh• flrwt wlnlfr 'IMW Hownflr, heloi'Pth.a happtlla, lllit llanesl mull hf' taken tn. Tilt eem mulll hr pk'kad lilnd th t aorMu• hU'W~~d. aad ••• pain br~lllln. lllA a Umf' l~~r ~API"« what hu hr~n 'IOwn Sowia1111d ruph• 1h11 1!1 a lartt pari of all our lhH . The Ill bit lelia u• In plain lan~aat . ~~ 1 ~ 1 ''Wha&IOf'ver a man !M)W, lh&C ltllll hf' also reap ·· tG,lallllll•' 1) What.11.no )'DU ~o"1na and wplllatf' )'OU ruptnaln your Ule! 8ft" .-I lli•VHI•epeadl uponlltpul. ll dtpf!ll4lllponq-.llly Um t MPf!nlla worllllpa r dpr'lll~ unlo<ki't . WM• .we IOIIW In IIIIo mannrr I hen we tift txped kl~tt H1m ~ln11(1 Hll dl~~eiples, "dlm'l pnc .... tJnate, don't put ol h)' 111Jin( there ll"'!' lour rno•t. and then co me11 die hU'WIII HUO& Juleaiii!Htk ar.-.1 f•U and )'Gil wiiiiM!tiJI. tbt fteW1 an while all"!! lilY \lifO llar-1 •• Aa Uif' lt . . .n etlan rea and woe enJoy all Ch II G04I '" doln&ln our world. ld u~ ktf>P our hnrt ~ tlxe.MIIII' harveatllallA allabeW u . Keep ontoMaa. and IIHp on l"fiiPinalortbealoryolla.t Lord. A1 the Odober MacMI!u J'l'lps ua, I~'• paull' and uAI lht q-tlen. " Am I so wln~ u l ore hi , anti am I ~apln&ulahould l,pr thr Kl111dorn of God • " All about Ul die Dddl arr lndr"d wiLUt u•o 1\ar vest Rt"' Jam~ 1\ Sn ~~n n square dancers TUPPERS PLAINS - There will be a round and squa re dance a t the VFW building In Tuppers Plains on Sa t urday from 8-11 30 p m featur ing Spec ks of Bluegra ss Band . Red Carr will be the caller Cost Is $2 50 for adults a nd Sl for c htldre n under I2 Public lnvlted SOUTH RF.TH EI NF.W TFSTA MF:!'<T" · CHURCH SriVf' r Htd£f' Dua nf' Sy df' n . . rr k kf'r pa qor Su nda v Sc hool '1 am \\'or-. hrpSN\'ll"r lfiH m Sund avf'vr n\n£' ~ f ' f\ rr P 7 00 p m WPdn !..,d <:n nw:hr B1hlf' "rud \ ~ no p m Sennonette SATURDAY c CHESHIRE - Grubb Family Singers of Gallipolis will be at the Old Bethel Freewill Church In Cheshire on Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Rev . Bob Grubb wil l be preaching BASHAN - Gun shoots will be resuming by the Racin e Fire Department at the Bashan bu lid mg ev ery Saturda y at 6 30 p m pm 7 30pm I'll stop there But yes . I do feel much better And now , on a pos1tive note .. Quick congratulations to Ros· coe and Sandee Mills, the fran chise owners for the new McDO· nald's restaurant In Pomeroy . I have enjoyed several tours of the facUlty as construction progressed, and of course, It was more beautiful each time we walked through. Seems like every time we drove by, there was something else to take a picture of, or stop by to watch. Installation of the beautiful boat dock was especially fascinating . The new res tauract Is really something for Pomeroy and the surrounding community to be proud of. !The food's good, too . I Those parents who have been reluctant to attend Riverview PTO meetings because they need to care for small children no longer have that excuse I am told that the PTO Is now providing a babysitter at Its meetings AND will be showing the tots a good movie each time. The next meeting of theorganlzationwlllbeMondayat7p.m at the school -and the movie will be "The Little Mermaid" I hope you have a great weekend Community calendar 992-5141 llllddloport, Ohio DKG chapter meets Consider this ... This Message and Church Directory Spon.omred Rv The Interested llm~inesse.~ Listed On This Page. ~ \2;7 The Daily Sentinel- Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio t I L...-----------~1 POMEROY - There wtll be a hymn sing Saturda y at 7 p m al the Laurel Cltff Free Methodl sl Church In Pomeroy featurin g the Unr<* Fam llv Public in vited RUTLAND - There will be a softball lournamenl at th e Ru tlacd Field on Saturday a nd Sunday Drawings for teams will be heb:l Friday For more infor h 1Jth Pharmacy Fills Morq P' r~scriptions! Must iJq A 1-]()od Rqason! ·n1~rq Your Fruth Phannacist 1he Healtbcare Stkcialist More People Rely On. H~ Cares About YOU! : TJJI : 992 -6491 Middleport mation call John Harrison at 992 -7546 or Bill Carswell at 992-3167. POMEROY -The River Val ley Herbalists will have an herb fes t Saturday from 10 a.m to 6 p m at the Pomeroy mini park on Court Street There will be cookbooks and herb related Items. Refreshments will be served Admlsston Is free SUNDAY EAGLE RJDGE - The Eagle Ridge Community church will observe homecoming on Sunday Morning services, 10 a m., carry In dinner at 12 30 p.m. Afternoon program at 1: 30 p.m Special singing by the Bissell Brothers and the Orr Family Public Invited. BRADBURY -Revival at the Bradforrd Church of Christ will be held Sunday through Friday at i 30 p m nlghtls NurS€ry Is provided POMEROY -There wtll be an old fa shioned rally day at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Churc h on Sunday beginning at 10· 30 a m Wear old -fash ioned clothes If desired Basket lunch will be held There wlll be old fashioned games throughout the day HOCKINGPORT- " We Don't Have to Tear Others Down to Build Ourselves Up'" will be the sermon preached on Sunday at the Hockingport United Methodis t Church The UMYF will meet a t 6 30 p m 1'\ BIKE RODEO -The Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 will sponsor a bike rodeo on Oct. Gin Pomeroy. The evantlsopentothe public and there Is a $1 registration fee. Pictured are members of the pack, Chrlsropher Scoufler and Adam Shank. For more lnlormallon on the event, contact Mary Powell at 992-5005 MONDAY CHESTER- There will be an open house al Chester Elementary on Monday at 7 p.m followed by a short PTO meeting at i · 30 p m. All parent s are urged to attend . PAGEVILLE- Th e Columbta Township Tru stees will meet Monday a t 7: 30 p.m al the fire statloR REEDSVlLLE - The River view PTO will meet Tuesday at; p m at the school There will be babysitting and a movie, "The Little Mermaid " Tourament set for mini-golf A bike rodeo will be held Oct. 6 In Pomeroy at 8:$0 a m sponsored by the Pomeroy Cub Scout Pa ck 249 Pre -registration for the event Is required and a bicycle Inspection will be a significant part of the rodeo Age groups will be broken In to 5-7 year aids , 8-10 year aids , 11-12 year aid s . and 13·15 year olds Deadlin e for registration Is Wednesday Bike rodeo even ts and scoring will be as follows . Bike Inspection - 40 possible points, points deducted for each Infraction on Inspectors sheet. Slralght line plank - 15 possi ble potnt s, a point will be deduct ed each t1me a foot 1s put down Slalom -15 possible potnt s. point s deducted for gomg outside lin es , co nes missed and fo ot put down Clothespin drop -15 possible points, points awarded for each ptn dropped Into jar, three points per pin . Coasdng race -15 possible points, pedal as hard as possible for a specified distance then coast as far as possible without putting foot down . Farthest will receive 15 points, second 14 points, third 13 points, etc . The sponsoring group has s tat ed It will not assume respon · slblltty for a ccidents Interested Individual s may regist er at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Office, 204 E. MalnSt tnPomeroy,orby sendtng a $1 registration fee to the Pomeroy Sesquicentennial Committee, same address, with name , age, address, and parents' signature For more Information call Mary Powell at 992·5005 Rally day set at church The La urel Cliff Free Matho dls t Churc h 'Nil ! begin 11s old fashion ed 1ally day weekend wtth a gospel concert on Satu r da} at 7 p m with I he Ur.roc• Fa mily from Crown C1 ty Old fashioned rally dav with dinner and games will be held after morning worship on Sunde~ y al 10 30 a m Those att e nding a re to asked to dress in old fa shiOned clothes a nd brtng thetr own ba ske t tim S1ster' s Placa and Seren1ty House. Dian Partlow was con· grawulated for being Ohio Curse of the Year Present from Metgs County 'N ere Ltnda Ca rpenter . Marjory Fetty, Martha Greenaway , Fern Grimm. Wendy Halar , Donna Jenkin s. Lee Lee. Nellie Parker, Margaret Parsons, Chris Rouse, Rosalie Story, Uaundra Ttlhs, Anna Webster . Doroth y Woo dard, Rebecca Zurcher, Pav Crow and Gay Perrin. The next meeting will be held at St. Peter and Paul Parish Hall, Wellston. om Oct 22 at 6· 30 p m Fruth PharmacyLow Prices And Quality Pharmaceutical Care! Call: 992-6491 Middleport BEGINS MONDAY, OCT. 1 6 SESSIONS, EACH MONDAY 6:30-8:00 TOPICS: COMMUNICATION CONFLICT DESIGN FOR SEX PARENTS & CHILDREN HANDLING MONEY LOVE I hr~1111rulh FREE - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Pomeroy Seventh Day Adventist Church POMEROY FLOWER SHOP (h, The group voted to eontmue g1ving pape1 product s to My COD'S DESIGN FOR INTIMACY ••• · •l'"•· •ll~n. r~r •rnn ~'"" ' nl roo•l r ~ll or •r-11 • on MARRIAGE SEMINAR REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS r11f reported pendlnghlegtslation James Adam Lee Bias cele brated his fourth birthday recently with a parity given by hts mother. Cindy Park A "Ninja Turtle" theme was carrted out Attending were several rel a tlves and friend s. tea ms tied for lowest score Mary Fraught, Margaret Fol lrod Mary Bowen and Clance Krau tter; and Tea Teaford, Sara Owens, Abbv St rattford and Julia Hy sell Nellie Wrtg ht had th e longest drive . New offtc ers were elect ed fo r the com ing year fH • • m a n, Bias birthday Jay Mar ends season J ay Mar Ladles Tuesday Golf Le ague held Its last social of th e year on Tuesday. A scramble was held wllh 20 ladles In attendance. A catered dinner was held followmg Pnzes were given and tw o 'School Daq s· and "Let The1e Be Peace on Ea rth " Thank you no tes were read from My Si s ter 's Pl ace, Lee Lee, Mary Houser, the family of Har riet Wood, Ha len Kinder and Merry Dawn Stmmons Viola Get tles, leg isla live chair Councilmen of Middleport and Pomeroy wlll face off in a miniature go~ tournament on Sunday at Park 'n ' Putt in Hartinger Park The tournament will begin at 1.30 pm and will consist of three rounds of 18 holes each. The winner of the tourna · ment wlll receive a traveling trophy which wlll be displayed In that lown until next year's tournament Park 'n' Putt w1ll resume regular hours following the com pletion of !he tournament. Bike Rodeo planned by Club Scout Pack MULinRY AVE.-Near lack Entrance to BHch Grove Cemetery l111or"" "or!1Ll..,1o Ph. '"'·1>414 or t'2-6U5 Come Rake In ig Savings dinner RACIN E - The Rac lce First Bapti st Church will have revival Sunday through Thursday at 7. 30 p m nightly with Dr Jim Pennmgton There will be special mu sic and nu rsery available New members were Initiated at the recent meeting of the Alpha Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma when the group met at Swan Elementary, Vinton County with 53 members and a guest, Irane Miller, Long Island. N.Y. attending. Eleanor Essman, chairman. conducted Initiation assisted by officers Initiates we re Wendy Halar, Pam Crow Gay Pernn. all of Meigs County, and Mary Ann Hale, Vinton County. Escorts were Rosalie Utory, Mar tha Greenaway, Dorothy Woodard and Linda Russ . Each new member received a red rose Following a catered dinner Myrtle Frl gave the Invocation She read "You Will Find Htm " before prayer Tables were decorated with bowls of red and whIte roses . Favors were apple magnets. Donna Jenkins led singing. Songs Included ·'Beautiful Ohto," P as tor Wii! Ja m Williams in vlt es the pu bltc Herb Fest Th e Rivl'J Valley HerbalistS will hold an he1b fe st Sa turday from 10 a m to 6 p m . at the mini park In Pome1 oy on Court Street There will be arts and craft s, cookbooks and herb related Items available Refres hmen ts wllllbe sold AdmJssloR IS free The group plan s to the make AT THE FABRIC SHOP the fest an ann ual even t Homecoming set The Hemlock G rove Chris! Jan Churc h will have ti S homecomin g on Oct 7 There will be a potluc k diener a t 12 30 p m and the afternoon program at 2 p m will feature spec ial singers 1985 Ford F-350 Econ. XL. .•. S6695 . Sleeper cab, auto .• PB, PS, air, hitch, 40,000 miles. 1979 Olds Cutlass .•••••...•.•..••• S795 2 Dr .. auto., PS, air. I 1977 Chevy Novo ......•..••••..•• $795 :;:;::;;1:\~_i:_" ~-_ ~- Auto., PS, 2 dr. 1981 Olds Omega •.•.•.•.•••••.• S1 09 5 Auto., PS, PB, air. SUPER SALE 19 78 Cadillac Sedan Deville .•••• S99 5 PRICES START AT Auto .. PB, PS, air. TILLIS USED CARS n. IT. 7 CHEnER 985-4100 I' ; -:' ' $139 ---- Layaway \" · "": Now For - - --.=7 '~---· Christm 'Ill SALE BEGINS SAT., SEPT~ 29th FABRIC SHOP 110 W. MAIN POMEROY 992·2284 mmmm~mmrtl �Page-S-The Darly Sentrnel Pomeroy-Mrddleport Oh10 Business Services Classifie HOT SPRING SPA RATES SUNDAY 0 e 3 5 54 00 56 00 6 15 5 $9 00 s 13 00 5 10 b ke Che k e200pm hanks Memo 11m Happ Acl s A BAUM LUMBER 57 58 9 s tavr( t' ble Sp t p 56 ' YadSaes 59 CHESTER COPY DEAD NE DA BEFORE PUB OOA M SA URDA MONDAY PA.PER 2 00 PM MONDAY TUESOAV PAPER 2 00 P M WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER VESDA FA DAY PAPER 2 00 PM WEDNESDA 2 00 PM THURSDA SUNDAY PAPER 200PM FR DAY Classtjrl:'d pa!'l'' 446 G1 A ea 99:1 po 367 Chesh e 388 245 256 I df G vanD!. A1b1D1 643 w. 379 fi 5 M dd ep P 458 Pome o \1 R0 G Code 6 4 App ~ G Ma 882 949 896 742 667 937 NI'W Hll t e a B ao .. 3 RACINE GUN CLUB e Sa e 2 33 e o Sa e Sa e "' 0 So "' 35 36 Services '82 83 44 45 o eau BULLETIN BOARD tiLLLETIN BO \RD DEADLINE 4 30 PM D\Y BEFORE PlfBLI C c\TIO 1\l CAR FOR SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL PS PB AC AM FM cassette auto mal c 4 new I es Gel s good gas m leage On y one owne Must se ll Make of e 614 992 2377 Public Notice Public Notice r< THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF ME GS COUNTY OH IO P a nt tf •• Anthony Eugene l t1 e Defend an 90 DR 1 36 NOT CE OF PUBLICAT ON To Anthony Eugene l tie whose l81t known 11dd eu W'lla 21, N 1Oth Avenue #1 1 Jackaonv lie F o da 32260 you are he eby no fed that you have been Case No In cue of you fe u e to ens we o o herw 1e e 11pond 811 requ red by the Oho Rultn of Cvl P oce dure judgement by defeutt w be rende ed ege nst you fn the re ef demanded n the Comp en Lfl ry E Spencer Clertt of Cou ta Me gs County Co mmon Pleu Court 6 TC 8 3 4 21 28 10 9 7 5 r nemed Defendant n a lega act on entrt ed Ma ga et Ann L t11e Pia ntlff 111 Anthony Eugene l ttle De 85 86 87 48 49 ( . 7\ Public Notice Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The f ont of the enve ope enclos ng the b d mu11t be rna ked Sea ed B d Human Serv1ces Department Annex Bu ld ng B dde to fu n ah he own b d form The Board of Counry Comm SIIIOne s may accept the lowest b d o se ect he bes b d to the ntended pu pose and eserve he ght o eJec any o ell b ds end o any par1 he eof Me g! County Boa d o Comm u one s Mary Hoba ette C e k In accordance w th Sec ton 307 86 of the Oh oRe v sed Code sealed b d11 w be rece ved by the Me gs County Bmud of Comm 1 11oners n than off ce lo ceted n the Courthouse Po meroy Oh o unt twe ve noon on Octobe 10 1990 The b d1 w be opened at 2 p m on Octobe 10 1990 and read aloud fo the fol lowtng build ng Ieese Each b d to meet the cond t on11 end spec f cat ons as fol ows 21 28 2tc Off ce build ng to houM the Mega County Oeper menr of Humen Serv ces Annex 1978 squa e feet m n mum tot a space To et fa cItes for men and women and at least 5 park ng spaces fo automob le a Rente e qu ed fo said building end re eted fac It as shou d be broken down for a 2 year ba • 1 A b ds should nd cete the enta necessary for the b dde to p ov de rna nte nance fo the exte tor and n ta o of he bu d ng <4 The Boa d of County Comm 1111 ones may requ re add tonal cont act prov s on11 w th the auccessful b dde nclud ng but not m ted to the tght of he op t on to cancel the lea se f ne cesaery by giv ng e m n mum of s ·~ (60) day s to wrmen not ce SMALL WANT ADS PACK ABIG PUNCHJ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 1 hereby g ven that on Saturday Septem ber29 1990 at1000am a publ c 11le wll be held a 106 Un10n Avenue Pam eroy Oh o to sell for cash tha following co lateral 1989 Chevrolet S 10 PU S#1GCCS1 4ROK2218789 1987 Chev Cova or SW S# 1G1JD8111HJ110696 The Farmen Bank and Sev ng1 Company Po me roy Oh o reserves rhe ght to b1d at th 1 sale and to w thdrew the above co l e te al pro to 18 e Furth& The Fa mers Bank and S nv nga Comptmy reserves the ght to retect any o all b ds aubm tted Furthe the above co Ia tea wllbesod nthecon d t on t s n w th no u p e11ed o mpl ed we ran t es g ven (91 26 27 28 3 c PLUMBING & HEATING New LO<at on WB CIV'V F sh ng Supp es Pay Your PhoJ'le and Cable B lis Hera 45789 10m1 You ere equ ed to anawer the Comp 1 n within twenty e ght (281 ct.ya efter the 111 publ ce lion of thl1 nottee wh ch w II be publ lhed one4t each wwk for lix [8) IUCCtlttve w.-1 The la11 publ catiOn wHI be made on the 5th day of October 1990 and the ,_,ty olght (281 dtys anewer wHI on that date for IUIINEII PHONE 16141 992 osso jiEIIOENCf PHONE 16141 992 7714 992-2156 The Barbara May Taylor fam ly washes to thank alllhe friend a and n81ghboro that aent flowers and helped us Wo also thank Pastor Roger Wetlon for the aer v1ceo Thanks to the squads who anewered the call and Veterans Hoopltal Aloo to Fish er s Funeral Home end Church of Dex tar Chr11t 3 Announcements Real Estate General GAME ROOM SUNDAYS NOW OPEN Wed thru Sot 12 Gauge Factory Choke only 2526 25159 for apartmen W VA 24 un t project Basic ski IS netdtcl In maintenance and oHica work Ca I 3041755-6063 or 11nd resume to Sargent Squa • Apll P 0 Box 562 Poe a W Room a for ren weall: or month St1rting at $120 mo Gall a Ho •I 614-446 9590 •lot Rentals 992 7479 Rt 33 N.rth of Pomeroy Oh1o 112 88ffn :~'' -...,, iNA ~"'""'·- ..,.._ 205 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDLEPORT OHIO OFFICE 992 2886/HOME 992 5692 DOTTIE S TURNER BROKER EASTY LIVING - In th s 4 yea o d 14x60 Sunnyb10ok mo b e home II has a cathed a ce ng lo d mens on and a aund1y 100m w h sh elves to slora ge equ pped k tchen •o bed ooms and I~ baths I s beaut lui and nnew cond on $14 000 STORY RUN RD -Wallet Slretche~ - Lve n lhe hou se wth 3 bedrooms and equ pped krtchen Work n Ihe ga age and b 8 wo kshop Counlry seN ng wlh 2~ wes $29 900 9 12 90 B~tlt Free Est mates PH 949 2801 10 VISITS $2900 or Res 949-2860 OPEN BY APPOINTMENT CALl NO lUNDA T CALIS 4 16 86-Hn BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION Brrng It In Or We Prck Up KEN'S APPLrNCE SERVIC 992 S33S or 985 3561 Across From Post Office 217 I Sec. Pomeroy POMfROY OHIO 3 6 90 Hn Bashan Burldrng We Sev Whet We Do We Do Whot We Soy 9 61 mo 90 DIY WARRANTY WASHERs-1100 up DRYER>-169 up REFR GERA!OR>-1100 up RANGES Gas Eec 1125 up fREEZEAS- 1125 up M CAO OVENS- 179 up 12 Gouge !ltotgun• Only Slmtly Enforctd liEN S APPLIANCE SERVICE From Port Dffl<o FEDERAL NO SUNDAY CALLS R. L. HOLLON 985-4422 SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL *LIGHT HAULING *FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD nES 81290ttn Howard L Write1el ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanrng Parntmg FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 I 7 90-1 mo SER~ICE Wt can repair and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also IKid b01l and rod out radrators We also reparr Gas Tanks PAT' HILL FORD 992 2196 Middleport Oh10 L IJ ffc RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB SHOOTING MATCH Every Sunday Startrng at 11 00 AM Between Wrlkesvdle and Salem Center 912 901mo 2 btd ooms nict ne ghborhood unfu n shed deposit and • e tncell 304 675-7373 House Real Estate Nica 1b furnished houst Ret & See dep ,..qu ad 814 446-t759 ronl 60 home w h 3 bedrooms tam ly room garage In AusUc H lis Syracuse P lead at $39 000 614 992 54651614 992 3111 2b Mobile Home Hcuri y deposit & reft enca equ ed 6t4-256- 922 s o1asLAYNE d ShFURNITURE oc1 1 l c----'_:_:_,--,,-----=:--an c a rs pr c om $395 to $995 Tab as $50 and up to $125 H de-a bads $390 to $595 Reel nara $225 to $375 Lampt $28 o $125 Dna as ~;or IIZI wa trbed tiM-44 $10Q and up to $495 Wood ab 8 w-6 chairs $285 o $795 Desks $145 up to $375 Hutches $400 & Kltchan cabinets good cond up bunk beds comp ate with on Meke otfa 614446-6587 o mat e111 $295 and up lo $395 614-446 1S42 baby beds $110 Manressas o box tpr ngs fu or twin $78 f m $88 and $98 Ouaan sets $275 & up K ng $350 4 drawer chest Portab 1 lighted sign $299 Free $69 Gun Cabinets 6 8 & 10 d11 vary enars Pfastlc Ieite s gun Baby manr8s&aa $35 & $4150 box 1..!00 533-3453 $45 Bed t ames $25 Quean anytlma S za $35 & k ng frame $50 Good 11 action of bed oom su tes Rainbow sweeper w ttl al at me a eabi ne 1 headboard• $30 tachmen s $450 Two mens 1nd up o $65 90 days uma u b ack dress u her lackt a ke cash with app ovad c ed 3m new) Size 40 42 $50 each 614 out Bu av a Rd Opan 9 AM o 446-3257. 5 PM Mon h u Sat Ca l 614 RecondiUoned Washers Orye • 446-0322 Guarante8d p ompt strv ce tor a makes modes Tht WastM Dryer Shoppe 6t4446..2944 GOVERNMENT Frost Frea Rtfrl~rator wh t US Frott Frea Refrigerator G E $125 Ret lge a or t dt K s de wh e $150 Retrlgtra or G E A mond I ke new $250 G E W1111he $95 Kenmore Oryer $15 Wh pool 0 Y• Avscodo $95 1 Kenmo 1 Oryt Htrvea goo $95 Wa!i n ghoull 0 yer Wh II $95 Gas Ram ngton Sportsman 1'6 scope atrap and caae 304-6755295. 55 Range 30 Inch whIt nict $150 Weal nghouee Washer & Dryer Set A mond $150 Each 20 cu tt Ch..t FrHZtr $150 F aaza Up gh Froat frH $150 Sklggs App ancH Uppe Alvtr Road 614-44&...7398 980 F esclom 14J:70 mob • home to al e eclrle like new new house 1\.J n u s wflh washa and drya 304 882 3245 Of 882 3704 S H R NG $16 000-$62 000 Y'"' Coli 1..!05164-4500 EJrt OB D6li lor lmmed ate osponu 982 Townhouse 14110 doub a expando CA On pr vate ran ad lot In Rodnay 614-446-1539 afle Full me babyalltlng pot on ava abe n my home Send resume o P 0 Box 21 Kerr OH C564l 5p m GOOD USED rongts Skoggs Appllsncos Larga hutch $200 End tabes & coffee tebte S75 Pair lamps $40 Apartment ror Rent 44 304-675-7502 P CKENS FURNITURE t bed oom apartment n M d dleport Total • act lc wa e and k Iehan tu n shtd $2 0 mon h y plus depos I 614 992 3667 or 6 4 992 1312 Naw!Usad 2 m Household fum shlng Jerrtcho Rd Pt Pleaaan WV ca :J04-ti15 1450 To adu Cats white lema t & back malt ndoo pats very at fectionat good with ch dian 614-446-2393. Watch doge & pupp es to veaway part doberman p t u s ge man sheph• d 6 4 g ooma & bath new y 446m3 614-446 4222 367 0316 Lost & Found Found a hat grown blaek tmala puppy, down own Pomery a ae Medium length heir loval people 61419Q2..3420 Found Great Cane Dog, Tan color Bleck Co lar Petrtot Cadmus Vlelnlty 614-379 2434 1 Yard Sale mmed ate nHd lor npe tnctd nurs ng ass stant to p va • du y cases Must bo depan dab e hav• phone and 11 ab a Cases n t ansporta on su ound ng F ank n and coun as Ca t 800 879 t088 for lnterv ew EOE 59 tm lowetl boa 14 ft 20 hr. molor aw vt 11at11 I va wei 11 000 304 89!-3335 For Sale or Trade 13 Acre am w h mobla home free gu Sa sbury Townsh p $450 00 pa acrs Can ba dav ded 130 Acra hlnn Sa em Townsh p tour bedroom home ba n 1nd other out bu !ding! free gu 165 000 00 Two houses a{ 31 Bunernu Avenue Pome oy wtth argt lo 1 130 000 00 N ce recantly remade ad wo bed oom house on L ncoln Ha gh a Poma oy ve y a ga 10( $19 995 00 0 B en and C ow Rea ly Co 614 992 moor 614 992 3589 IMMEDIATE OPEN NGS 3 Femlty Sl 1 ClothiiJ. & m IC 351 LIGrndl Blvd ::>a urday ID-? ~ Family Yard Sale SIO Third Ave. Oct 11t 2nd 3rd SHaatl bl•nkett dlahn lampe 1 clolhn dryer tetucopa r.cora pl•r•~ fling cabinet aweeper avon bottllt memo c othee bookl miiC ,..ualoul 8<14 Jacklon Pike Park LAne Trailer Perk Lot 123 Thu,.. Frl IStl Oaraat Sale Firat n 5 Yllfll Cl11rllng ouJ hea h problema 8 olhtr fMifllee new 1nd u1ed collec:ttbln glau t n wood bookl Cl'lflt do It doll fuml tu,. bear~ hou..nold tum tu,.. radio • atareo • uttntlle f atwart mo,. tach dey. Ott on Northup Road halfwey bet WHn Raccoon Brldgt and Nor lhup B ldgt on L nco n Plkt Oct It 11fi g IO ? lota Frtal n5 to D• placed Homemake a needing bul ding emo11ollll support " t-eontldlnce car88r dentltlcatlonil lob ratdtne.. Call Batty A k ne a Buckaye H s CarMr Cante for lnforma on Will talle care of elderly n hel home 614-446-4217 A•f 1 And experanetd Would Ilk• to do babyslnlng In my home any hour & cen give eterenc• 6 4 256 1615 614 245-5334 INTELLIGENCE JOBS FED CIA US Cuetomt DEA ttc Now Hiring L 1t1ngt ( 805687..()000 Ext K 10189 t 110 beginning Octobor I 1990 C.ll Tr..COUnty VocJtlonal Adult Center at '1·800-837-8508 A Wlrltty ot funding aourcea to pay tor Ira nlng 1r1 evalltble tor thOle el g b.. Depoe 21 Business Opportunity NOTICE OH 0 VALLEY PUBLISHING CO ,..commends that you do buel nna with peopll you know1 end NOT to stnd monty througn tha mall unt 1 you heve lnvaatigattd tti• offering W1ntlng to ,..nt 4 char Baauty S.lon lteedy to move n 814· 4411-2t0l We art nowWINTERIZINGp1rt_~ sa V C8 ICCIIIOrill WI lnst• 984 VW abbi IIC cond 4 SHR NKWRAP R 'IERSIDt speed new as $2 401l 1984 MARINE Go lpols OH 814-446Pon ac Bonnev a ••c cond 2424 ..SOG-'729-02'JI new as and pa n eru se a au1o PS PO AM FM mus see 76 Auto Parts & 13 400 l04-67S-5554 1987 Camero l 28 b ghl red AT PS PB ei It c use AMIFM c..sene & mo • s.a 700 6 4 245-9075 1987 Dodgt Cot DL PS PB AC 4 new Iret automat c Gt 1 good gu m lsgt On y ona own~ Exca lont condl on Must 1111 Make oHt 6 4 992 2'JTI nol su tob • 1.. no pe 11 $300 mo 614-446-0338 Route 2 Ashton 1 ac,.. Iota 3 min south Qa polis Locke publ e water no rettrlc ona some with lwt frontage 304 &Jll-2336 Rentals 2 or 3br home In Ga lpols $211 mo Dapotn rsqulrtd 614- 256-6846 Brick 4 BA 2 beth CA In town 814-4411-076 Far Rent 3 Room House 1011 Third Avo Gtlllpollo Slovo & Refrigerator Fum shed Reterancn and deposit ,.. qu rtd Phone &14-446 1232 2 reg sterad Shetland Shllpdogs She/ es 6 weeki old 1 male ama t $'150 each 6t4 "M2 2473 8 tt pick up bed tor 198'1 Ch•¥ .. olll 304-615-6084 Budaet Transmlsafons Uud & ,.bulH start ng et 199 8'14-245. AKC Reg ed Chow Chows Blacks Blues Creams Rtds $100 oach 614 256-1447 All breed pet groom ng 21 years ••perience "Appointmen s on y 614 992-6820 II no answe aava massage G av y bed wagons eom p ck •~ I I ha row galo 11 culll-peck whll d II whtt diSCI mowers pul bush hog plows u lty t allers horse walk• & o he field aady equipmant Howe t Farm Machinery Jack son OH 6 4 286-5944 975 20 fl Chevy motor hom• Auto pa pb al . fu nance Runa good 614 992..2796 988 Jayca fold down e~mpe Fumance sink gill stove s 18ps 6 L lee new 12 700 e14949 2949 J m 1 Fann Equ pment SR 35 8t4-446 ~ Wide ulec on new & used tarm 1ractors & mplamenls Buy sell t ade 8 00--5 00 weekdays Sa I I Noon Wm Gall polls Services GLS Dragonwynd Canafl Pars an S amasa and H ma ay11n k nans 6 4-446 3844 ahar 7 p m AM FM 81 Home lmprovemenls BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 614-446 3 58 6 pc wood group $'14 0'1 ~;» week 4 pos e bedroom IU t camp ell $15 20 pe weak dine 1 w h 4 chal,. S750 pe waek Mag c Chef 14 cu tt Good natured Siberian Huskey Refrigerator $12 Q5 per week 5 mae 1 mos o cl $150 614-446ft haze S a 90 pt 6587 614-446 1542 cu woakV Ra Fun ure R 141 4 G oom and Supply Shop-Pet m •• oft R 7-Can enary Open 7 Groom ng All b eads AI t lyltll days a waek ams Pel Food Doale Jul a Webb Ca 614-446-023 Uncond tiona I te me guaran-at Loca rtllrsnc:" fum ahtd F et est matd Cal callecl 614 237-0488 day o n gh Roge111 Buamant Wale proofing Reg stertd B ac.k Gtnnan Shepherd Pups $100 tech 6 4 245-5633 or 614-446-9803 Afttr 4p m Bundy Suaphone 37'9 21 3 $350 64 54 Ntw Ho 11nd 116 Forage boa: 3 beate • andtm ax • $7900 Ullcllnlene ana lorage wagon 2 bea era landem axf• wagon $1300 U11d New Holland 28 forage blow« $1500 U18d New Ho and 30 blow• $1200 Used Ntw Holltnd T10 chopper 2 row head e eel c controls $5 500 Uatcl New Hoi and 1'18 chopper ow head etc ric con os $5 900 Used New Ho and eupe 717 choppe 1 ow head $2 000 Two uted Naw ldaa 323 one row p ckers $2 000 Two usad New ld11 10 one row ptckar. $'1 000 Ustd Ntw HoU1nd 355 g nder m x1rs 15 000 Used New Ho._ land 352 g nde min 11 600 Uud Ntw Ho and 425 sk d 1" loa de $5 500 New Hoi land 553 d esal sk d s1ae oade dt uxa 114 MJO Ntw Holland 454 ·- d stta loader g.. $12 MJO Ku • s Serv ct Canter S R1 87 Pont P 1111nt and R play Road Phone 304-US.38JI Ron 1 TV Serv ce If*: a zing n Zen h also se vic ng moat otha brands House ca fa also some appl ance rt~pa s WV 304-57fi 2398 Oh o 614-44&.2454 Ford Roof ng p.aint ng ctrp.ntery plumbing and accaaeorles Guaranteed wo k w h afaren ces Can baat hesa pncas guaran H 614-446 7'292 o 304 67S.~54 Want 50 locust ~s 304-ti1S- 1'162 Livestock 63 For sele Spinel Conao e plano barga n Ylan ad Responslb • party o taka over low mon h y payman • on spine -canto a piano Can be tHn locally Ca ~r Whl 1 1-800-321334! all 101 JET Aeration Mot ora rep~~ rsd New & ,.bu H motors n 1 ock Ron Evans Enll prle11 J1ekaon OH 1.8QG-537-9528 62 Wanted to Buy 2 yo TB Broodm•re (open) au abe• tor rid ng 2 yo Tl Phi y, Halt a broh bol 1'\ art wtll b td baautllul ho,.es 1500 each. 8 4-388-8120 GOVERNMENT SE ZED Vehlc ts t om $100 00 M ate s Co va tas Me cedn Jaguars Po ches end o ha m sc coni seated praptrly now bt ng sold to the gentrs publ c for buyers guide call (708) 355 9802 Ext 1585 Opan 7 days 8 00 am to 1 00 pm GOVERNMENT SE ZED Vahle es om $100 Fo ds Marcedu CorvaH11 Chevys Surp utll Your eraa ( ) 805-687 600 0 Ed s 10189 SN AFl ® b) Bruce Beatlle Davis Saw Vac Serv ce Georges Creek. Ad Parts supp " p ekup and de very 6 4 446..0294 82 for sa 1 $1 200 614 25&<;2 5 979 Fon::l F 100 112 ton truck Alk ng $600 614 245-95!5! Twtn A vera Tower~ 1 Houe ng for the E clerly and "and capped Apartment• now avallab •rent lng tor 30'% ot adjusted ncomt 200 Second St Of' cal 304-475- 64 Hay & Grain Hay for Sa e Clover & nmothy Round BaiH n the F eld 814- 245-65116 Unfurn •Met Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy 4 roomt end bath Adune only. No pats Oap Ref 614-62 2215 after.Spm Transportal ion 19fM Frltghtllntr with 45 trllltr $18.000 614142 2584 tt 1985 Ford Ranger Excellent condition Low mllatga Mag whH a .., tor payoff e14 2&6"1969 after 4pm 71 Autos for Sale 1967 Mustang Hard top coupe 8 cycllndtr automatic ,... toreble runt good $850 61~ 247-4292 Alao Belt Pappera, Upttalfl 2br apartment Wlltr trash & stove furnlahed 614- I ve seen thm resumes bul lh s I ve seen every Star Trek ep sode ol{lht tlmBSI 1989 Dodgt Coronel 440 318 motor 84 000 min Good can- d I Or\ $1500 8141742 21!17 Electrical & Refrigeration Resident a or eommerc 1 wlrtng new 11rv ca o rtpa rs L eensed • act ie an R dtnou E ectricll 30Hi7S 1786 85 General Hauling R & A Ws er StrVice Pool_a1 _ct~ tems. wells lmnwd et• wu 2 000 gal one dt i'llery CaH 304-&n-&370 oi: Wanarean 1 Walt Hauling >. rtnonab51 raiH vofum. dt. ...._ counts 2 000 to 4 000 capectty "" 1QII Ford F-250 new tirtt auto cisterns poolt. etc CeH ..., & air Protn• anal y ,..a,u1II tn 304~7'8-2019 .. V!~·••~J"'odtblt lluok S-4 800 Upstelra unfurnished Apart ment carpeted no ptts utllltltl ptld 81"-448-183l Plumbing & Heating Carte 1 P umh ng and H11tlng Fourth and Pfnl Ga pols Oho 614 44S.38B8 B4 Room end baird In my home tor en eldlf'ly psrson In Rac.lnt .,.. 61~ 049-2212 Upttalfl Fum ..hed 3 room1 & bath cleen no pels reltrtnce • depoelt required 814-448-1519 n_u_m _bo _:rl'------:----:-,----:---< Campers & Motor Homes 918 Chevy 4 whee drlvt 4tpd 4411-31140 XZX 402 Chavy big block motor 6141992-6244 (correct phona Sale 614 Pets tor Sale 118111 41 Houses for Rent 2 Michelin T r11 155 SR 12 Phone 304-875--5790 ~--..,..,,...-.,--~....,.,--, 446.0331 OJ Wh e Rd 2 ac eswoodad bu d ng ot ready o bu ld on re11 eled $8 900 614 245-9586 Accessories VInton Auto Salvage Fort gn &. Oom Parta buying junk ca • 614-388-IKI62 N eel" Fumllihld Moblla Hom• n e ty. CA Su t1blt tor 1 par son Ref & O.p Requ rid 6 4 Financial JOB HUNTING? NEED A SKILL? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOB9 I aa Auto Meehenles Account lng!Comput ng Speclalltt Ca panttfll Coametolog Itt Electric ana Food Strvlce Worker~ Eteet on et Tech n clant lndultrlal Ms ntenance Worktrw Machin 111 P1111 egata Seerllarle• end We dere Register now tor ele.... goragt t:h cfren Will do blbys ng n my homt any day or hours North Pomt school d ttriet 304-675-79~ 592-2703 Gallipolis & VIcinity N ce y Fum eel Small houn WUI babyt t my home naa Jackaon P ke on Bu av e Road Expar enced & Ae erences 114-446-2646 BOATERS Mercury Mtreulur Spacial If F1ctory Trained Bonded P eel 11 on Mob 1 Mar ne Wa come to you 614-2!~5919 Bock b ck sewer pipes w n dows 1nte s ele C eude W n ars R o Grandt OH Call 614 245-5121 T ombone Less than 1 yea o d Excel ent cond lion 6 4-8435468 lmmedle a open ngs ava ab e in Athena erea Full and part lime quick edvenctment co mpany w 11 tra n Nut appeerenee • must $1200 to start If you qualify Cl.ll Thursday F lday or Monday betwHn 10-4 pm 6 4- lor Sale 1978 Chev Monte Carlo V 8 2clr AJC good wo k ca 614992-3225 3()4 615- J or 4 bed oom house and h 8e bedroom apartmtn s to &nl n M dd aport 614 992 2554 • 75 Boats & Motors RENTTOOWN Gracious iv ng t and 2 lM!d room ape rtmen a 11 V agt Manof and R ve s de Apart men s n Midd eport From $ 96 Ca ll 614 992 7787. EOH 4562 • 1976 Plymou h Fury 3t8 au omat c a r lois o new parts nee n ar or ooks and runs good $750 614 2414292 5677 614 319-2263 1215 HOME TYPISTS PC UH I $35 000 po ant a needed 805-68.7-6000 Ert B D&ta Is 975 Cutlass Supreme V-8 au o one own• naw I res and ba ary un1 good $750 304 675-2492 Building Supplies Pupp •• part Black lab & Gt man Shlphard 614 388 885 6 WE CARE.J&M (Jesus & Mt) PtANO SERVICE otftrs EXPER't r,lano CARE IOJ lh08t who CA.RE about hal pianos B II Ward 304-882 2325 (Prov 22 ) Sawml Nave used Orivt shaft or V bet d ven Comp a 1 w h blade Ready lor usa $23{)0 514-446-8038 atier Spm Range Copportont 195 Eloc lc 56 Upper R ve Ad Beslde S one C111et Motel Cal 6~~-446-7398 •mod• td.L $200 mo A ut II as ncluded uepos I equ ed 6 4 Day or Nrght •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 1 900 246-6500 Fo Rant 3 br hou.. 304 67S.. 5 04 2 or Res 949·2860 978 Ford Convers on van cebox 8 cy brand new Flrtstorw 1 res $2 000 614-38& 8737 984 F 150 Ford Van E C full Park Avtnue conve 1 on pack aga Load&d 17000 o B 0 6141992 7132 aftt 5 30 p m Goods -40D-!a9-5110 PH 949-2801 CHESTER OHIO Loan By Ma $9 95 tee $40 DOWN on any new sing • w cit plu1 tax and t 1 Ia qua I ed buyers As advertised on TV Ca 1 Elsea Homt Canter Af Raosonoble Pmes TRUCKING LOANS BY MAIL Up o S5 OOO n 12 hours We h can e p you ga a s gna u a Prced o sa Bdwel Oho House & 4 lo s 3br v ng d n ng & tam y room ga age una I ached owne nanc ng lVI lab 1 w good down pay men $25 000 1 614-867 3649 1 304-429 !330 Earn monay by the we1k Jon he numbe I to demons! ale Ch r stmas Around Th•Wond JUly Dectmbe lalivt name addross and phone number on answe ng ni"V' ct ti 4 992 6319 4 16 86-Hn USED APPLIANCES 41 Houses lor Rent 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Cholet CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAG£5 • 6 4-446 3224 APPLIANCES Wuhtf1i dryers retr ge alors oy 6:30P.M UPHOLSTERY ExpPr f'nrf' Qua led RN and LPN part me o tu t ma ne•d&d o 62 bed fac ty Conlac F ank Topp ng Ca a Hav&n of Po n P easan 304-675 3005 EVERY SAT NIGHT of Mlddlepon Hand Tufttng Custom Drapes ground and patent cart prefer red bealanl comnansatlon ptckage Fo cons der~Uon pleall stnd rtsumt to Plrtner s 1-tome Hta h Ca I Inc Attn Earl Butcht 740 Laktvltw Plaza B vd Suite L Wortnlngton OH 43085 Help Wanted 11 RACINE FIRE DEPT. BISSEll BUILDERS 0 Merchandise Employment Services GUN SHOOT 15 pauengtr aM new brlkH 6 rdore 8fe-446-6308 Ven 1985 B acle F 10 Blaar ~spd AM!FM cassette a cond 78 000 m In $5 500 firm 814 388-9711 aha 5p m County Appliance nc Good usad app ancea TV n ts Optn a 1 m to 6 p m Mon -Sa 614 446 1699 627 3 d A.ve Ga polls OH Want«f To Buy Junk Aul()l with o wl hout motors CaU Larry Live y 614 388-8303 972 extended length Dodg• 0 'WJJ'~~ I Seldom was heard a d1s 1 ouragmg word, then you had to open your mouth' Announcements 92599Hn CAIN'S __ _ > 2 mob e homts 2 bed oom fum shtd $200 pus u 1 as $100 deposit Hud apPfovad 304-675-6512 aner 5 00 or 6753900 anyt mt 985-4473 667 6179 Fmtory Couch cha coHH and tablea ampa gas wa m morning s ove h de away bad & carpal Coun y Mob 11 Homa Pe k Rou a 33 Nonh of Pomeroy Lots an als parts sales Ca 6 4 992 7'179 992-3033 •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates se 73 Vans & 4 WD s Farm Supplies & Livestock 5ll90 11n MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR ALL MAKES CLERK Natlona mad eel record cop ng company hu a unique e trica po•ltlon na able to work for our corp In Point Pleaanl WV mad cal tac ty Apprax mata1y 6 o 32 hou s pe wttk Med cal record •• perltnce prefarred Cel (cellae ) 1-804 363-0635 Of Hnd ISUmt lo Smart COJp P 0 Box 63537 VIrgin a Beach Ya 23455 FIT and TRIM OCTOBER SPECIAL BISSELL SIDING CO. For Sale 1i87 Ford Ranger 4 whetl drive a r C.f\.IIH SO 000 m lea 000 614-387-0517. ~~f 'JD f~R MEO CAL RECORDS COR RESPONDENCE PHOTO COPY Part me babytdlltr Sand H Road tvtn ng sh ft 304 6752655 PubliC Sale & Auction B •BLOWN IN INSULATION 1990 Ford Truck Super cab F 150 XLT Lar at CC AC PSIPB AM FM Cassani Rtcllo PW P_L1 Camper Special topper 13 ouu m let 614 256- 560 L.ooklng tor Ba be Sty stt 614 446~803 614-446..&355 oxr. mo Senttnei- Page- 9 72 Trucks tor Sale ?o ~GAl'. MID Ctmatary Lot 11 2 3 41n Eva las ng Lift at Oh o Va ley Memo y Oa dans at 1961 Prtce 614 993-422 except Oct 5 h th u Oct 21st Furnished Rooms 45 PARK TECHN CAN Full-time grounda and tcfll on tacllltr.. mainten•nce poti on 11 the Raccoon Crttk County park Position ~ulrat enet n malntenence and sa e operation at rOYting 11 perlance 1 preft td High schoo diploma and Ohio d vtra licen11 ~u red App ca ona will be acc:aptad at ha off ca of the 0 0 Melnlyra Parle 0 strict Ga lia County Courthousa Locus Slrea Gal· pol 1 Oh o O.adl ne October 5 990 Between Wtlkesv1lle and Salem (enter •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING Now Homes Pomeroy Middleport & Vlclnlly HRS Wed Thu" Fr 500pm1100pm Sot 12 Noon 11 p m 4 tfn 1 t 1 90 tfn LESS SPACE TO CLEAN - But th s 12•65 Rc ha~d son Mo b le home has 3 bed ooms v ng oom k !chen and bath Appl ances a e nc uded ASKING $4 500 CHAMPION DIRECTORIES INC P 0 Box 22 Norwalk OH 44857 tals POMEROY OHIO 10 JO 891fn Anyone Nlldlng Additions Dlfellont Chang11 Or Wlthlng To Advertise Should Call Between ~am 5 p m Weekdays I 1-800 556-8930 Or Ma1f InformatiOn To RP~ Acro11 Pbone Book II Frlcla:y, Oct. s VaDe:r P.arts •Mob1le Home 992 S33S or 98S 3561 COUNTRY SETTING - AND CLOSE TO POMEROY The 2h acres s easy to mow because t s eve Comes wth aIa ge v ng oom and d n ng oom Also has a lam ly oom 2 bed ooms and cenl a a 1 cond I on ng $26 900 Made In Tbe 1"1 •Mob1le Nome 614 992 2328 SALES & SERVICE ent ch ld cuAody of the m nor ch ld of the pan.es and the pr1ver 1 that he l'taintiff be g •nted the COUNTRY MOBILE ' HOME PARK ~h \'Par~ 90 OR 136 end t pend ng n the Cour1 of Common P au of Me gt County Me gs 1 Card or Thanks OHIO PALLET COMPANY Pub lie Notice 161 North Second Mddleport Oho4S7b0 County Courthou~& Second Strut Po me oy Oh o LOW GRADE OAK DEUVERED TO fandlnt Th 1 actton has bHn Httgned Cue Numbe The obJect of the Com plelnt 1 that h11 Pta nt ff PriYI that •he be granted a divorce f om the Defendant thet ahe be awe ded pe man 1:00 P.M WANTED SAWED LOGS $1 50 Th:..~~nd 84 46 4 • RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB GUN SHOOTS Sept 4 wo apartments fumlshtd a ut et paid $~0 monthly $300 mon h y $50 deposl1 Pome oy 614 992 5771 614-949- obi nv 1o onlo..ct wllh lho 22 Money to Loan public • oasonlla with o back hs SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 42 Get Ruuf.h Fad 205 N Se<ond Str"t MIDDLEPORT OHIO 45760 Dff1<e 614 992 2886 HOME 614 992 5692 DOTIIE S BROKER 34 43 Margaret Ann L "'" k KIT 1\ C<\RL\ LE® b' Lam \\ nghl 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise lng opportunhy avallab e to en ene getlc outgoing person to assist In the eoordlna on of home hnhh ca 1 In the area This posit on Involves 1 variety of rsapone bllltltl to l n c l u d • l - - - - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - teltphont cle leal peraonn~ 1nd commun y awarenHI The 51 Household PAYINGASOFTODAY SEPT 11 1990 # 1 Copper '1 per lb Clean Dry Alummum Cans 46C per lb Claan Auto Radiators 44C lb Battanes '1 25 oa Yellow Brass 40c lb Alum Sheets 40¢ lb 614 992 5114 & G a Real Eslale o L.ook ng to an ept IJlanaga Naw Haven WV 24 unit projae basic ski I needed n malntenca and oH ee work 304 755 8063 or aend mum• Sargent Squa • Apt PO Box 562. Poca WV OFFICE COORD NATOR Exc B Au os Homes Pt Pleasant & VIcinity POMEROY OHIO At 7 & S R 143 ALBANY OHIO Rt 50 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 a m 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10 am 5 p m 6 Davs Closed Sunday pmen !!d 23 t! 576 773 Ha " f' f!IIU 985 843 247 6 891 2 Ma C VI! A ea C de 304 Me gs Co Wa 985-3301 Transportalion foUmunf! telephonr rxrhani£1'' Ga a Co~o~n Area Code 6 4 FamEQ 4 5 Sttlld&~e thf' col('r Farm Supplies & .Liveslock 2 3 CAT ON LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU OfFERS 2 53 6 oo C• N Mon Tues F om Porlt go t m le down Bu ay Ia P kl Househo d m &c clo h ngt books ab es ate Ra n or sh ne TRI·COUNTY RECYCLING 54 55 5 -E oeh.1ged Merchandise ., 4 0 Located on SaHord School ld off Rl 141 (614) 446 9416 or T 800 872 5967 05 d8y 5 3 d~ 42, 60 pdav sw odvo der5wdw 2 MOBILE HOME FURNACES HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS Apartment for Rent 44 manager~ n New Haven BENNETT'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING 5 Wo ds 20 30 s 1 30 day 5 Month y LAFF A DAY Help Wanted Looking The Dally Pomeroy- Mrddleport Ohro VA 25159 Rate Wo ds Days 8 AM unt1l NOON SATURDAY s Da A Year Ret c r ha d•y befo a ht ad e to run Sunday ed tlon 2 00 p ITI' F day Monday ed"ion 2 00. pmSauday Stock!! f'nday September 28 1990 11 Gallipolis & Vlclnlly AL L Yard Sales Must Be Pad In' AdYanca OEADL NE 2 00 p m Now In ) • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PLAcr AN AD CALL 992 7156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 AM to 5 PM Fnday September 28 1990 •~~m. __ ,87 •II• Upholstery ....:.....,-----''--·' 1987 Toyot1 ~x4 $6 900 1988 Mowrey I Upholstlrtng Hrv cGMC 5-15 $-4 995 198! Chov S. lng trl county .,.. 25 yqrs The 10 PS $3 2115 19111 For<! bHI In lumhufl uphollflf'ing ' P U nice $2,195 1985 Ford C.ll 3Q4.676-4154 tor ,.. .... h. Bronc:o 13&9!~ 19111 Ford P U tlmlta ~ $1.200 1980 \ihfV 9 Vel"lldO t.e PU f, 700 8&0 Auto Salol Groham Hwy 160 4 miiH N of Holzer 114-446-&885 114-448-&1119 Upholotory Conttr 303 " HIIHor. Dr Ctlllor - " " " " ". ; • Ht matH Call ~14438 �Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio - Local news briefs-Office hours to be red uced If th ere is no agreeme nt reached by budget n egotiators in Washington D.C .. aii Social Secu rit y Admmistrat ion offices w il l be r eq uired to reduce their o ffice hours effective Oc tober I. Accord i ng to Ed Pe terson. m an age r a t th eA thenso ffice, th is is i n co mplla nce wi th th e aut om at i c budget redu c tio n m ethods require d un der the Gramm· Ru dma n· Holl ings Bi ll Beginning Oct ober 1. Socia l Security o f fic es will be open f r om 9 a .m . un tt l 3 p .m . Monday throug h Th ursday and c losed ail da y on Friday . • The offices w i l l al so remai n closed on weekend s. Accord ing to Peterson . the c han ges i n business hour s wil l Inc lude a il offices, no t j us t th e A th ens of fi ce. Peterso n advises those with bu siness at the office to call i n adva nce, e ither at the office i n A th ens at 59H448. or loU free at J.800·234·5772. i n order t o avoid a waste d trip. Drivers cited after wrecks Dri vers wer e c ite d for ass urf'd f'ipa r d is ta ncr in two acc idr n ts inves tigated by Po m eroy po licl' T hu rud av At7 : 59 a.m R it a Reed , P omeroy, had stopped her car on West M ai n St. i n preparation for m ak ing a lef l ·hand lurn i n lo M cDona ld' s. T he Reed ca r was struc k in the rear by a ve hicle driven by Bre nda L. Venoy, Pom er oy . There was light damage to th e righ t rear of t he Reed car, and m oder a te left fron t end dam age to the Venoy vehicl e. Venoy was c it Pd fo r fa ilu re to m ainta in assu red c lear d i stance . Tile seco nd acc iden t occur r ed a t 4 p.m near th e inter sec ti on of Nye Ave , and Eas t Mai n St. A veh icle d ri vac by Lora Wolfe, Lo ng Bott om, was s tr uc k In the r ea r by a car dri ve n by St ewar t And on, Fa irfax, Ca lif. , w ho ta iled to s top in t he li nl' of t raffic . There was lig ht damage to the rear of th e Wo lfe car , and l igh t dam age to th e front end o f the A ndo n ve hic le. An don was c i ted tor ta tlure to m a intai n assured clea r d is tance. Meigs announcements ___________ _ _ __ Cars show Sat urday Car s for the car show to be held at t he Rac ine Harvest Festiva l Satur day are to be registered b et ween 9 a.m . and noon . T he j udg ing w i ll begi n a t 1 p.m and anno uncement of the winners Is expected aroun d 4 p.m. Winner ldenttfted Chris Batley of Rac ine cor· rect ly Identified the M eigs Cou nt y m ystery farm pictured In t he Sunday Times·Sen t inel Sep t. 23. As the winner of the co ntest spo nsored by th e M eigs SoU and W ater Conservat ion Service. Ba iley wil l receive a $5 ch ec k fr om The Ohio Valley Publ ishing Co. The farm p ict ured wau t hat of H enry Ba hr , Long Bottom . Me m or i al Hos pit a l. E rn es t Ba k er was t ransported to Mt. Car m el Hospit al In Columbus a t 11: 30 a.m . Middl epor t squ a d w as She was a pas t pres iden t of t he Mary Van Cooney Mar y A nn Van Co onPy, i \ Midd iPpo n , died th i s morn ing al Wtlliam and Wilma Rize r . Sy r a· Ho lzer MPd ir a l CPntpr c use , and Vernon and Margaret A homema kl'r . shl' was born i n Rizer, H ar tford , W . V a .. and a dau g ht e r · in · l aw, Ger t rude Rizer, Rac ine, 10 gran dc hildren. 22 grea t ·grandc hiid ren and five grea t ·great ·g r a ndch ildren . Al so su'r vl v i ng ar e a ste p d a u g ht er. Es th er DeMo ss. Pomer oy. a step son. Owe n K elley Ha wl ey, Rhinela nde r. W ise., six step gra nd c h ildre n and 11 step great ·g ra ndc hildren She was preced ed i n death by C lous te r o n Marc h 28, 1915, the her par en ts, her f i r st husba nd. Oh io; H eidi a nd SIPVP Car urt h· Elesha ( P al l Rizer , her se cond hu sband , Owen Ha wley, a son. ers . Mi ddlepor t, Sh an non. M a ndy a nd Rya n Va nCooney, Ra leig h, N .C. and J u lie and Ro nnie L y nc h , Ca lllpolls; and onP g n~a t - gran d son, Ju s tin Mi · rh ael VarCoo ney , De laware. Ohio Sht• was pr eceded in deat h by her husband, Pearl VanCoo ncy i n 19ft8; a step·fat her. Clyde Cra i g, and a br ot her and sts ter i n law. Wil liam and Margare t Sheridan . SNvices will bP Monda y at I p.m . at F'i shrr F unPral Home in M idd leport with Rev JamPs SPddon a nd RPv Art Lu nd offic ia ti ng No rman Rizer . C:l bro ther. a nd five sisters. Fu nera l sen1ces wil l be he ld at 1 p .m Mo nd ay a t the Sy r acuse Nazarene Chu rch . TheRe\' . Glen M c Milla n wi ll offic iate and bu r · tal will be i n t he Letart Falls Ce m ete r y. Fri end s may ca l l at t he E wing F unera l Hom e from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m on Sunday . John Roush J oh n A Ro ush. Sr , ol, Proctor v ille. died on Wed nesday a t his residence. Born on Febru ary I 193o. at Letart . W .Va .. he wa s the so n of the la te Den nis Ro ush, Sr. and M ay Edwards Roush . He was a m em ber of tBEW L oca l 317 i n Hun ti ngt on and t he Roc kwood Ba p tist Ch urch in Ch esapea ke. He was a vPIPr an of thP C S. A rm y SurvJ v l ng a re hi s wife . Ida Doerfer Ro ush; o ne da ug hter . Julia N ic hols, P r oc torvi l le ; t wo sons. John A . Roush, J r . Chesa · peake and William 0. Rous h, New Concord: fi ve gr andc hild r en ; two sisters. Helen Lambert . Sava nna h. Ga .. and Ca th ari ne N ew berry . L etilrl. W Va . ; two bro thers, .l ar k Ro ush of Letart, W .V a. a nd De nn is Ro ush .. lr . of Point Pleasa nt , W Va . daugh ter of thP late Walter and Sara h Ca t hrr ln e G ibbs Sheridan . She i s survi ved by three son s. James tJodyt Va nCooney. Co lumbu s, Robert tJe an t VanCoo· ney, B oca R a ton. Fla .. Mi c hael !Renee ! VanCooney. Ra leigh. i'i.C., a da u ghte r. M rs. Her m an !Di ane! Ly nch, Middl eport; ni ne grandc hildren. M ark an d M i c hae l Va nCoonPy, De l aware. Hu rial w il l bP in Rivcrv1C'w SPnior Citizens' Can ter In Pom eroy on Oc tober 17 . Di nner w i ll b e fr om 5·7 p .m . and th e candida te's prPsenta llons wi l l b e a t 7 p.m Din ne r w ill be $3.50 A t 3:00 p.m ., Mary P au ley wa s ta ken to St. Joseph Hosp ita l : Rac i ne squad tra nsported A lien Arnot t and Rya n M a hr to V ete· r an s M em or ial Hos pital. At 4: 48 p.m . , Middleport squad we nt t o Race Stree t tor Ka th y P i erce. P ierce was tak en to Vetera n s Vem oria l Hospi tal. Pomer oy squ ad w as ca lled to Wo lfe Pen Roa d a t b: 25 p. m . , Do roth y Hi gg ins was tak en to V etera n s M emorial Ho spita l. M i ddl eport sq uad was ca lled t o Cole St r eel a t 10:5 1 p. m .; O' Del l Blak e was A m er ica n Assoc ation of University Wome n of Lo r al nP , a past mat ron or Pomeroy Chapter. rene Churc h Mrs. Hawley is survivad h.v three so ns and da ugh tt'rs-in-law. Marion and Minnir Rizrr and Puhllc Dinner II Candidat e's N ig ht Pu blle D inner will be held a t th e M eigs Baker was taken to Ve ter an s Fu nrrcd services will be on In l ieu of f lowers, do nat io ns served. 9:50 a m . William So rd en was ta ken to Pleasa n t Va lley Hospi· tal. At 11: 58 a .m . , Middl eport squad and f ire depar tm ent and Rac ine sq uad we nt to State R oute 124 and St ale R oute 7 to a motor ve hic le acc ident. Middlepor t squ ad tr ans ported M ary P auley and Jam es Pau ley to Ve tera n s Satu rd ay at 11 a. m . at Ha i l F uner al Home in Pr octorvi lle with Rev D uane Sm ith offic ia l · ing. B urial wi ll be In Rom e Cem etery Fr iends may ca ll at the fun er a l hom e f rom 7·9 p .m . Frid ay . may be m a de to th e D iabetes Foundat ion. Am erican L egion m eetin g Drew Webs ter Pos t No . 39 of Am erican L egion w il l m eet o n T uesd ay a t 7 p .m. Di nne r will be U nIt s of M eigs Co un ty Emer · gency M edi cal Services re· spond ed t o II ca lls tor assista nce on T hu rsday. A t 7: 08a.m., Rac ine squad was called to Mile Hill R oad for Wilbu r Ransome. R an som e w as t r€a ted bu t not t ra nsported. At 9:04 a.m . , Sy r acu se squad was called to Sa lser Road . E rnes t c_a_Jie-ct-to_o_ve-rb _r_oa _ k_c_en_te_r_ a_t Zelm a Lora i ne Haw ley. 911. or Sy r acu se died T hur sday at V rtr· ra ns M emoria l H ospit a l fo llow ing an extend ed i llness. Born on Ju ly 3,1900 i n Miner s· ville. she w as the daughter of 1he la te Ch r is K eise r and Carri e Hanna K eiser . She wa s a m ember o f lh e Sy r acu se ~aza Cor r ection The auc ti on sale of esta te Ite m s of the la te Jasper and Faye Powell w tll be held at the Rock Springs Fa irgrounds on Satur · day , Oct. 6. not tom or row. There wi ll be a previ ew of sale items next Friday e\'entn g . EMS has II calls Thursday Area deaths ____________ Zelma Hawley Friday, Septamber 28. 199Q Order of til e Eas tern Star, a dPaco nnrss of the Un iversit y Presby terlan Chu rch of Am Mem oria l. Disso lutions proc essed An ac lton for d i sso lution of marriage h as been fli ed in Meigs Coun ty Common P l eas Cour t by Geor ge K. Osterm eyer and E l iza · b eth M. Oster m eyer , botll of M iddleport. A d isso lut ion has been gr an ted to A m y D Grueser and M ich ael Sco tt Grueser. Hospital news Veterans M emorial TH U R SD AY ADM ISSIONS Wilb u r R an some, M aren go . Oh io; Herb ert Sh ie ld s, Rac in e: Bar bara Pierce. Racine; Do· ro thy Higgins, P om eroy . THURSDAY DISCHARGES - SAVE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON GAS 89 FORD FESTIVA 4 cyl., air cond., 5 gas .. nr. F'rit'nds m ay ca ll fr om 2 - ~ and p.m . on S und a~- Virginia Smith V i rgini 1.1 K orrnPr Smilh , 82, of Clrarw a tf'r , F'la , a formPr Pomnov res iden t. died Sc•pt 11 in Flor ida . She was the wife o f the late Wil l iam A . tBudd i Sm it h, w ho for sevrral years was superi ntende nt of the Po m eroy School Sys tem. Born on Ju ly 28. 1909 in Cla r k sbu rg, W . Va ., M r s. Smi th graduated fro m Oh io U niversity was Pomrroy and taugh t in a teacher sc hoo ls. In She Washi ng ton thP a lso Court $4495 87 FORD ESCORT 4 qL, rhreo ca&sette, 4 1peed. pres id ent of PEO I n Florid a. She was a l so acti ve in th e To p of the World Si ng les Club and a m em ber o f the Top o f th e World Ni ne Hole Go U Associa tion She Is sur vi ved by three ch tldren. Wi lilam A . J r. o f Seat tle, Wa sh . Ja n et Lenz. of Ci nc i nnat i , and R ichard K. Smith of C h icago. 11 1 and s i x g rand c hild r e n. Ia l Hospit aL Sharpl Train ... Con ti nued from pagp I si de Go lf Co urse Oncr the imnw dla tr danger was over. thr f' ng in r pu llpd the ca r s in fro nt of tlw der ai lment away fr om th (' re st of th e t r ai n, leav ing som e i nter sec1ions open . Those In ter - Emilio lslevn, Kiefer Suthtrlnnd and lou Diamond PhilliP' IN """' 0 YOUIG GUIS n.... .. -·.. . j ., ,, \ , , ONIIVENING SHOW 7,30 ADMISSION SI.SD .r~Bil\ Across from 380 W. MAIN SAT., SEPT. 29 IRON HORSE BAND Corner of St. Rt. 7 & St. Rt. 143 Pomeroy ATTENTION! MEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS Monday thru Friday 8:30a .m. till 4:30p.m. Monday, October 8 (Columbus Dayl- 8:30 a.m. til4:30 p.m. Tuesday. October 9- 9 :00 a.m. till 9:00p.m. FOR YOUR EXTRA CONVENIENCE, PERMANENT BRANCH LOCAnON AT MEIGS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. till 9:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m.-Sunday 1:00 p.m. lill 5:00 p.m. YOUR MAY ALSO REGISTER ON THE MEIGS BOOKMOBILE AT ITS DESIGNATED STOPS in Pomeroy POMEROY, OH. Fun And Excitement!' Bring The Entire Family And Make A Day Of It In Racine, Ohio. 12.00 Conr Charge Must Be 21 Board of Election Hours Are- SuperAm~rica Don 't Miss All The 9:30-1:30 Questions? - Call 992-2697 $6995 Racine Fall Fe$fival Sa1u1dag, Sepf. 29, 1990 MIZWAY TAVERN THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS OFFICE IS LOCATED AT 108 MECHANIC STREET 85 CHEV. BLAZER 4X4 Y-6, auto. tram., air cond. Nill. Don 'f Mi$$ The T he West Virgi nia Sta te Po llee, Point Plea sa n t Detac hment , wa s on the scene. along w it h th e Maso n Po lice De par tme nt. fi re departm en t. M aso n Rescue 5c uad and CSX worke r s. In Order To Vote In The Upcoming General Election On November 6, 1990. You Must Register or Update Your Registration By October 9, 1990 at 9:00 P.M. $ 399 5 992-3490 446 ·0~73 t his morni ng for com m en t. WILL YOU BE 18 BY NOVEMBER 6, 19907 JUST MOVED TO MEIGS COUNTY? MOVED. WITHIN THE COUNTY? MARRIED AND CHANGED YOUR NAME? Special. RIVERSIDE MOTORS sect ions behind th e dera ilmen t , however. r ema ined c losed as of t his m orning. It was rep orted tha t another engi ne was on it s way fr om ei th er R aven swood or Park ersburg to re m ove th ose cars around 9 30 a.m. U n veri f ied reports wer e t ha t the tra in company w ou ld be i n Mason th is a ft ernoon to beg in clean up on the d era ilm ent. CSX T r ansportat ion's hom e off ice is i n J ac kson v il le. Fl a , and offl. c ia Is there co uld not be reached Hou se, a nd A mher st. $3895 87 DODGE COLT 4 cyl .. air, 5 spHCI. Economy We have approxim ately 20 s ha rp gas savers in 4 & 6 cyl. vehicles. Bank financing avail a ble. Shop an ywh ere and compare. We are your LAST STOP SHOP Cemetery 7-~ opoocl, a real tr ans ported to Vetera ns Memor- FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY So uth Central Ohi<J Fri day, partl y c loudy. Ht gh i rt; the lower 80s W mds so ut h~< est ! ~ to 15 m ph . • Frid ay night. mo>tl.l c loud): wit h a slight ch ance of sho wer s• and thunder stor m s. Low nea r 60 .: Winds sou thwes t 10 t o lo mpho' Chance of r ain 30 p ercent. Sa t urday , c loudy with a slig lll : cha nce of showers and th und er ·: storms . Hi gh 75 to 80 . Ch ance of · r ai n 3ll percen t. Ex tended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday Cha nce of ra i n Sund ay and Monday . Fair Tuesday. Hi ghs tn the 60s Su nday and Monday GAS IS GOING UP!! hPr st , and a m ember and past COLONY THEAlRE Weather T Includ es comple te listings September 29 to October 5 A guide to local television programming Compliments of Home National Bank Member FDIC Ci ty l!l ClJ WSAZ WGN TBS Huntington Chicago ~ WSYX Columbus IJ) I:J WCHS Ill Ill WPBY WBNS l) tl) WVAH WOWK I) WTAP Alia nil lll (MO,WE,TH,FR) lTV MORNING 5:00(])11 (TIJ,WE,TH,FR) Home Shopping @ (MO) MOVIE: Enemy ol the Lew ® (TH) MOVIE: Tho Doope~o Are In Town @ (FR) MOVIE: God lo My Pertner (I) (MO, T\J) Hogan'o Horo11 (JJ Momtng Agricultun Report II) (TU) 1D1 (TU,WE,TH,FR) Pold Programming II) (WE,TH,FR) BuoUn' LOOM 1D (Til) USAC Racing ID (FR) Action Outdooro till (MO) Spotto LoteNight till (TIJ,WE,TH,FR) Cro11ftre 5:05 (I) (WE,TH,FR) Hogan'o Heroeo 5:30 @ (TU,WE) Hogon'o Horooo (I) Gomer Pyle (JJ Thlo Momlng' o Buotne11 II) (WE,TH,FR) Paid Programming 1D Getting Flt till Eorty Bird News 1D1 Lony L11 8:00 (]) 1J NBC Nowo at Sunr1oo @ (MO,TU,WE) Facto of Ulo ® (TH) Wortd Tomorrow (I) CNN (JJ (J) Ill ABC World Nowo Thlo Momlng i1aJ Potd Programming (!]I Ill Super Morio 8roo. Suporehow tD Bodloo In Molton till DorBreok QJ Todoy wllll Morityn 8:15 (JJ Qlllll Newo 6:30 (]) II i1aJ Nowo ® Folth 20 CD Fllntotoneo III ABC Worid Nowo Thlo Morning (!]I 18 Morrie Metodloo a21 II CBS Morning Nowo iiJ) NBC Nowo ol SunriH II) (MO) Pold Programming tD Notion'• Buo1ne11 Todoty till Buolno11 Momlng all Jemea Ro~1on 8:45 (JJ Nowo III AM Weather 7:00 (]) II 1!11 Todor ® Pold Programming CD Tom and Jerry'• FunhouH (JJ (J) II Good Morning Amortco III (MO) Mochonlcol Untvoroo III (Til) Dtocovoring Poychologr CI1 (WE) Agoinot All Oddo: tnoldo Slltiotico CII (TH) Buolno11 Fila CII (FR) Portntn or • Fomlly 11aJ a2111 CBS Thlt Morning (!]I ID THnago Mutant Ninja Turtle a II) C1rtoon Expreu till DorBreok all Fun Town Funnies 7:30 CIJ (MO) Mochllnlcat Unlvene CII (TU) Dlocovoring Poychologr CI1 (WE) Agotnot All Oddo: lnoldo StatioUco CII (TH) Buolnooo File CII (FR) Portntn ot • Family (!]I 1D O.t. Joe 121 Hedon'a Bualneaa TOO.y t8 Buotne11 Dey QJ Popero 8:00 @ Woke, Rente and Roll CI1 Sa11mt StroOt (!]I 18 Donnlt the Monaco t8 Doyllreok QJ Dlnoooucoro 8:05 CD Gllllgon'o lollnd 8:30 ® Bozo 111118 Muppet Babloo tD SpottoContar QJ The utaes 8:35 CD llewHchod i :OO (]) II Moroho Warfield Show ()) (J) Ct Live With Roglo 1 Kothle ~" (MO,TU,TH,FR) CIJ (TUI lTV Progremmlng (l) (WE) Your Choice, Your Chance CII (MO) FnK1Ch In Action CII (WEI Cotcutuo CII (TH) Mochontcat m 8howca11 i1aJ Joen Rlvore (!]I Gl Brody Bunch a21e Donohue Qll Sally Jouy Rophoot VldooMomlng tD (Til) Muacle Mogulne tD (WE) Anhuooer· Buoch Sl ~oulo Powot Boot Roce tD (TH) Mooto~ng Golf tD (FR) 8uctwoloor Thoroughbrad Dtgoot t8 Momlng Nowo IDI Our Hou11 9:05 (I) ~IIIIo Houoe on tho Preh1e 9:30 (]) II Trump Cord @ (!]I II (MO,TIJ,TH,FR) Bewitched CI1 (MO) French In Action II CII (WE)Colcullro CIJ (TH) Mochllnlcel Un(!]1.. (WE) Pold Programming 1D (MO) Ledleo Pro Tour tD (TH) Schot11ttc Sporto Amotlca ID (FR) ATP Tour Tonnlo a so-. 10:00 (]) • 1111 ~•I'• Moko 1 Door @ Mognum, P.l. (I) 01111 Kid Challenge Sally JellY Rophoet (J) e Progremmlng i1aJ (MO,TU,FR) C II Fomlly Feud (!]I II 700 Club With Pot Robartoon II) ~oot In Spoco tD (TU) Michelin Drive Chomplanohlp ID (WE) Unlimited Hydroplone Roclng ID (THI Amortco•o H!1tH 1D (FR) Bru.- World Open 9·11111 Chomplonohlpo till World Doy 0 700 Club Spoclot: Preparing Now tor tho Future 10,05 (I) (MO) MOVIE: Before ond A her CD (TU) MOVIE' Amortcon Oollhl CD (WEI MOVIE: Standing Toll CD (TH) MOVIE: The Night Thor Took Mloa BeeuUfut CD (FR) MOVIE' Tho Womon Hunter 1o,30 11 Qll ct..lllc Concentrwtton ()) Trump Cord CII (TU) Reading Relnbow i1aJ a21111 Wheel of Fonune 11 ,00 (]) 11 OJ To Toll the Truth 1]) Joan Rlver11 (JJ The Judge (J) IJ Home CII (TU) (l) (WE) lTV Programming ilaJ a21111 Prtco to Right rn (!]I Ill Succon·N -~Ifo II) DlvO<Ce Coun ID Getting Fit t8 DoyWotch 11 :30 (]) 11 Nowo (JJ Poopto'o Coun (l) SeumeStreet Qll Moreho Worlleld Show II) Dlvon:o Coun ID Boolc Trelnlng WoriiOU1 IDI Pold Programming 11:35 CD (FR) Andy GriHIIII 11:45 CI1 (WE,FR) 3·2· 1 Conllct AFTERNOON t 2:00 ® Goreldo ()) (I) Ill ilaJ Qlllll iiJ) Hewe CI1 (MO) lTV Progrommtng Ill (TU,TH) Square One TV (!]I lD Orohom 11orr II) Hltchcoct. Preoento American Meg11tne ID Bodloo In Motion till NowoHour QJ (TU,TH) ~ol ' o Eat Weill with Bun Wolf QJ (WEi American Snoplholl 12:05 CD Perry Moton 12:15 CII (WE,FR) lTV Progremmlng 12:30 (]) II iiJ) Gonllottona a <Jl Ill ~ovtng C!J III (TH) lTV (I) Progremmlng Young and tho R11tle11 (!]I Gl Pooplo'o Coo~ 0 Name That Tune Top Card ID BodyShllplng IDI (MO,FR) American lleby IDI (TU,THI Hoollhy Kldo IDI (WE) Pold Progrommlng 1:00 (]) II Qll Dayo of Our Ltveo ® Nowo (JJ (J) Ill All Mr Children (l) (TH) Interaction CII (TU) lTV Progremmtng 1111 • ~avo Connection II) Bumper Stumpero 121 (MO) Side by Side (TU) Remodeling and Docoroting Todoty (WE) Country KHchen 121 (TH) Going Our Woy 1111 (FR) Celebrity Ouldooro ID (MO) Formula One Road R1clng tD (TU) Ford/BudweiMr Truck ond Tractor Chomplonohlp tD (WE) Womon'o College Volleyball ID (TH) Womon'o Bodybuilding 1D (FR) Top Ronk Bo•lng t8 Sonyo ~lVI In ~. A. QJ (MO) MOVIE: A Shining Seooon 1D1 (TU) MOVIE: Tho Benny Goodmen Story 1D1 (WE) MOVIE: Bomodtne 1D1 (TH) MOVIE : Brothere br Choice 1Di (FR) MOVIE : St. Louie Bluoo 1:05 (I) (MO) MOVIE: Doll11 C-yoCheertoodero CD (TU) MOVIE : Tho Blue Knight CD (WE) MOVIE: Doope,.lo ilaJ a21 11 a a a women CD (TH) MOVIE: Tho Silence CD (FR) MOVIE : Thou Shon Not Kill 1:30 i1aJ a21• Bold end the Beoutiful (!]118 (MO,TIJ,WE,TH) Andy Gtflflth (!]I (FR) Pold Programming II) tlot Polito Ql Convorootlon Willi Dtnoh 2:00 (]) • 1111 Another Worfd @AndyGtflflth (JJ (J) One Ulo to Uvo ilaJ 1121e AI the Worfd Tuma (!]I • Happy Doyo II) Clloln Aooctlon 121 Country Btondord Time 1D (TU) NABCAR Roclng ID (TH) Dunkin DonUII Nottonol Bowling Chlllenge till NoweDoy e e SATURDAY • SAT., SEPT. 29 • woue llll m USA NASH lit ® Charln!Ofl HuniiiQIOfl Columbus Charles!Dfl Hunll1gl0fl Paltenbtug @ ESPN Sporls IHl llll CNN Nows flmllv FAM WEEKDAYS Unlvllfle "Come Meet Your Friends In Racine During Our Fall Festival. " S la li on ID II m CII (FR) Chevron VIdeo •SCHEDULE OF EVENTS• 10:00 A.M. PARADE 10:30 A.M. - Crowning of Harvest Queen 1:00 P.M. - Country and Western Music 2:00 P.M. - Car Show Chan nO! I 2:30 ® Dick Von Dyke C!J (MO) Freedom Station 1111 lD Gumml Beare (!)} Wipeout 2:35 CD (TU,TH) Beve~y Hlllblllloo 3:00 II Qll Senta Berbare ® Tho Honermoonoro (JJ (I) l!ll General Hospital (l) Joy of Pointing Ill (MO,TU) OED III (WE) Kanowha Counly Superintondont'o Ropon Ill (TH) Economtca USA Ill (FR) Color: An Introduction ilaJ a21111 (MO,TU,WE,TH) Guiding Light ilaJ a21111 (FR) MafOr ~•oguo Beoobell (!]I Gl DuckToleo II) Holywood Square• Amoncon Mogozlno tD (MO) Secrete of Speed ID (WE) Chevy Truck Sportomon Teem Challenge tD (TH) Block College Spono Todoy ID (FR) Mntering Golf tllllntemattonal Hour IDI (MO,WE,TH,FR) Father Knowa Beat 3:05 CD Tom end Jorry'o Funhouae 3:30 ® Cooky'o Conoon Club C!J Mlotor RogoB' Nolghbothood III (MO) Joy of Floret Potnung III (TU) An ol Buck Poulton CII (WE) Landocepeo by Normo III (TH) Fun and Fancy Fobrlc Pointing CII (FR) Fun With WOIOICotoro (!]I ID Chip 'n' Dole's Reocue rn a Rengera (!)} $25,000 Prramtd a Top Cord tD (MO) Budweloor Racing Acro11 Amertco ID (WE) AICUc Bl11t tD (TH) Other Side of Victory ID (FR) lnoldo tho PGA Tour ID F1ther Knowa Beet 3:35 CD Fllntllonll 4:00 II Qll Oprah Winfrey ® Cortoono ()) Goroldo Saumo 811'1181 (J) Ill Htghwoy to Hoavon Ill Body Etoctrtc ilaJ (MO,T\J,WE,TH) A~F 11111D Toto Spin a21111 (MO,TU,WE,TH) Preview: Tho Bell or tho Now II) Prell Your Luck 121 (MO) Side by Side 121 (Til) Remodeling and Docorotlng Todoty (WE) Country KHchon 121 (TH) Gotng Our Way 121 (FR) Colobrtty Outdoors 1D (MO) AWA Chomplonohip Wreotllng ID (TU,WE ,TH) ~egendo or World Ct111 Wreotilng ID (FR) Senior PGA Gotl till NtwoDoy all FunTown Funnies 4:05 CD Fllntlloneo 4:30 1!1 DuckToleo III Mtotot Rogoro' Neighborhood ilaJ (MO,T\J,WE ,TH) Pereonalttlet (]] at Peter Pan and lhe Pirates 0 Ill (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hard Copy (!)} High Rolloro 121 Crook & Chase QJ Popeye rn m a 4:35 CD Bradr Bunch 5:00 II Coobr Show 1!1 Chip 'n' Dolo't Roocue Rongoro (JJ Oprah Wlnlrey C!J Reading Rainbow (I) Ill Growing Paino CII SeNmo Stroot t!D1 (MO,T\J ,WE,TH) Current AHolr (!]I ID Tiny Toons Qllll (MO,TU,WE,TH) Geraldo 11)) Donahue II) Julltho Ton of Uo VIdeo PM 1D (MO, WE,TH) Ronogodoo/TNT Monitor Truck Chllllengo Serleo @ (TU) Rod Men/TNT All American Pulling Serlea till E1riyPrlme QJ C.O.P.S. 5:05 CD Lovemo 1 Shiner 5:30 (]) a Cheero @ Canoons C!J Squore One TV (I) II Who'o the Boll? i1aJ (MO,TU,WE,TH) Nowo 1111GI Mr. Belvedere II) Donee Perty USA ID (MO) Sporto Roportore ID (TU) Hornell Roctng '90 ID (WE) Actin UfHiyle ID (TH) Groot Amortcon llellboHQutz till ShowBiz Todoty IDI Popeye 5,35 (I) Good Tlmoo rn a EVENING 8:00 (]) D (I) <Jl D 11aJ 0 II 1111 NIWI ® Cherleo In Chorgo 3-2·1 Cont.oct CII (MO,WI!,TH,FR) Squore One TV (}) (TU) Mlth ~umlng Hour m 1111e ALF II) Cortaon Exp,... MORNING 8 Captain Pllnet ond tho Planet..,. t:;1 (!)} Paid Progremmlng tD Sportomon'o Chllllengo till CNN Spono Clo. .up IDI America's Back Roode 8:00 (]) II 1111 Comp C.ndy t:;1 ® u.s. Farm Repon <Jl Ill 1111 Cl Now Adventure• of Winnie the PoohC CII Mother and Son [§) It's Your Buslneu 1111 1D Bobby' a World a21 II Muppel lleblet 1;1 II) Paid Programming tD Ultimate Outdoor Experience till DayBreak IDI American Baby 8'05 CD NoUonol Geographic Explorer 8:30 (]) D IIJ) Coptaln N I the Super Morlo llrolhero t:;1 ® People to People (J) til 1111 Cl Wlzord at Oz 0 CIJ No Piece Uko Home i1aJ Paid Progremmlng 1111 18 Zuoo U tD Outdoor Wrttero t8 Big Story IDI Oorbln 8:55 C!J Star Huodor 9:00 ® Chor1ando m ~lllool (J) Ill 1111 D Sllmer & tho ROll Ghoolbuotoro 1;1 CII Shelley ilaJ a21111 Garfield end Friondol;l (!]I Ill Tom and Jerry Ktdo II) Pold Programming 121 Backyard America @ Fly Ftohtng Mootory From Sclendllc An~lore a! Newa Update IDI Popeyo 9:10 till Hoolthwook 9:30 (]) II 1!11 Grovadolo High ® Hoon or Chicago CD Tony Brown's Joumel III 'Alto, 'Alto (0:30) 1111 10 Anack or tho Killer Tomatoea 0 I]) Hollywood tnalder 121 Joy or Gardening tD Jtmmr Houoton Ou1doors 1211 Moneyweek QJ Popeyo 10:00 (]) II IIJ) Kid n' Pier C (]) Minority Bualneaa Aepof1 (l) Adem Smlth'o Money Wo~d 1111 fl Beedojutce C Ill Are You Bofng Served? i1aJ a21111 Teenage Mutont Nlnjo Tunlllol;l 1111111 Plggoburg Ptga (!)} Conoon Expreoo ® Creative Living tD Flohtn' Hole till Nowo Updo1e Ranger f 0:05 CD MOVIE: Sliver Streok (PGJ (2:25) 10:10tlll ShowBiz Thio WHk 10:30 (]) II Qll Chipmunk• Go to the Movtoo 1;1 ® At tho Movlll aJ Computer Chronlcloo (J) Ill 1111 Cl Now Kldo on the Block 1;1 CII All at Number 20 1111 111 Fox Fun Houoo 121 Side by Side tD Crooked Creek till Slyte QJ Zorro 1;1 11 :00 (]) 11 Qll Saved by the Bell QJ Truck Chollengo From Biloxi. MS (PI 2) till Newo Update 1111 Cl Underdog ~ 5:00 (]) II Homo Shopping @ MOVIE' Mod litho World (2:00) till Cro11flre 1111 Cl Dukoa of Hozzord IDI Paid Programming 5:30 (I) Gomer Pyle tD Mottero Water Skiing Chemplonahlpa From Pine Mountain, GA (A) till ShowBiz Today 6:00 CD Hogon'o Horoeo i1aJ CNN Newo (!]I Ill D. Jomu Konnady a21111 Woekond II) To Be Announced till DayBreak 1111 Cl Dukoo at Hanard i1J1 Paid Programming 6:30 (I) BetwHn tho Uneo i1aJ ~Ito Cholcu a21111 Coptoln Planet oneS tho Planeteero 1;1 II) To Be Announced tD Motorweel< llluotnttad tllllnlomoUonol Correopondonll 7:00 (]) D Saturday Repon ® Lony Joneo (I) Ill Concom i1aJ u .s. Farm Ropon (!]I ID Woll Rock Power Hout a21111 Bill & Tad' o Excellent Adventure C I!)) Loveme & Shirley II) IDI Pold Programming tD Sponocontor t8 DayBreak 1111 llt Bugo Bunny & Twooty ShowO 7:05 CD NWA Wreotllng Power Hour 7:30 (]) 11 Mr. Conoon ® Wor1d Tomorrow (J) Ill Hoelth Show i1aJ Agri Country Qlllll Poe·WH'I Ployhouoe (I) Ill tD Ronegodeo/TNT Monotor ~one ~ Hangln' In (l) Hlotorlc Mototeor Joumot (J) til Weekley Spotts Report CIJ Moko Youroolf at Homo i1aJ Now Loolllo (!]I lD New Mulllc Report a21111 Bill & Tod'o Excollont AdVenture II) Voulhquoke 121 Colobrtty Outdooro 1D (MO) Motowortd tD (TU) Donllilln't Running oneS Roclng ID (WE) lnoldo the PGA Tour tD (TH) Budwetoor Thoroughbrad Diglll ID (FR) Schol11tlc Spotto Amorlcll t8 Worfd Todoty QJ (MO,TIJ,WE) 11etm1n QJ (TH) Moctetlno QJ (FR) Rln nn Tin, K·S Cop - Bonanza: The Lost Eploodoo 11:1018 Science and Technotogr Week 11:30 (]) II Guy a Next Door 1;1 ® Hongln' In C!J HomoUmol;l (J) l!IJ iiJ) Mounlllneer Magazine CII Frugal Gourmet Ill a21e Poe-woo 'o PloyhOUIII;f (!]I 18 Home Again Wnh Bob Vita II) Donee Party USA 121 Remodeling and Decorotlng Todoty ID College GomeDoy till College Football Preview 1111 C1 Ukoly Story AFTERNOON 12:00 (]) 1J Soturdoy Vldoot l;l ® Soul Train C!J Uvlng With Anlmalo (J) D Ql) College Football CII Victory Gordon 1;1 i1aJ MOVIE: Whore the BuHolo Room (2:00) 11111D Wor1d Wide WreoUing a21111 KldoMag II) MOVIE: The Ho~om Globetronero on Ollllge n'o leland (2:00) 121 Countrr Kitchen till NowoDoy 1111 II Dukeo or Hen ard IDI Tho VIN,IInlln 12:30 CIJ College Football (l) Tho Oontlo Docto" Votortnary Medicine CII Thio Old House a21111 Paid Progrommtng 121 Side br Side tD College Football a! Evana and Novak 1:00 (]) II College Football @ Twilight Zone (l) Joy ol Floral Pointing CII Woodwrlght'o Shop 1111 111 MOVIE: Playing lor lfoopo (PG1 31 (2:00) 0 Ill Magnum, PJ . 121 Going Our Way till NowoDay 1111 Cl Hen to Hart 1:30 ® Mol or ~oaguo Beooboll (l) Joy of Pointing Ill Dr. Who 121 Remodeling and Docoroting Todoy Qt Ntwtmaker Saturday QJ Tho Riflemen 2:00 (l) Art of William Atuondot end Robert Warren i1aJ Magnum, P.t. Qlllll Reunion I!) MOVIE: Tho Groot Alllgotor (2:00) 121 Country Kitchen till Nowo Updoto 1111 llt Family Tleol;l ~Wagon Train 2:10 till Heanhwook 2:30 C!J Sowing With Nancy QllllltnSpon 121 Goopel Jubilee till Slyle IIIICI Benoon 3:00 aJ ~op OufiUng ilaJ @ Ill Major League Baoobolt 11111D MOVIE : Young Blllr 'foung iGI (2:001 121 Tommy Hunter t8 On the Menu 111111 lnSpon 0 Big Volley 3: 30 aJ Strip Quilting CIJ IIJ 1111 Q College Football iiJ) Supet Spons Follloo @ College Football Scoreboard aJ Your Mone~ 4:00 Cll ll Southam Conference Todar !I) New York 'a Mester Cheta ([) Adventurea in Scale Modeling iiJ) MTV VIdeo Mualc Award s Arse nio Hail hosts th1s year' s ce remony which fe atures performances by Janet Jackson. Sil19ad O'Connor . Aerosmith. M.C. Hammer and more (2:00) II) Double Trouble 121 Church Street Station tD College Football till NtWI Update QJ Gunomoke 4:05 CIJ Munotero 4:10 t8 CNN Sports Clooo ·Up 4:30 (]) II Fomlly Ties 1;1 @ Twilight Zone (l) Frugal Gourmet (I) NetureScene II) tt'o Yout Move Thlo Week In Countrr Mutlc Future Watch 4:35 (I) llevor1y Hillblllieo a a 5:00 (]) II National Ooogrephic =~~~ Tho llecheto~o Doughtore (2:00) (l) Thlt Old Houoe t:;l CII Wonderful Worid o f Dloney (!]I Ill WWF Superollro of Wreotilng (!)} Miami Vice 121 Countrr Boot till NowoWotch IU Bon1n11: The Loat Epllodoo 5:05 CD Andy GriHith 5:30 (l) Tho New Yankee Worlllhop Norm builds an early American hutch , known 1n its dey as cupboard . (A) 1;1 t8 Newomokor Seturday 5:35 (I) Hoppy Ooya EVENING 8:00 (]) D ilaJ 1121111 Nowo (l) Calloctoro CII Romono C (!]I • Primo foono t1J lfo Your Buolno11 II) MICOI"''r t8 NewoWotch IDI Bonlllrtown S1oreo, t:;J 8:05 (I) World Chllmplonohlp Wrellllng 8:30 (]) e 1111 NBC Nowo Ster eo gWild Amorlcll Apple 121 Goopet Jubilee t8 Plnnocle IDI Zarro 1;1 7:00 (]) 11 llaJ 1111 Wheel or Fortune @ Char1eo In Chorge (l) John Mult'o Yooomlto (J) Ill Hee Haw CII ~awrenca Wolk (!]I • Star Trek: Tho Nold Ooneretion 1111111 On Scone' Emorgency Rooponoo II) Countoretriko 121 Convoroation Willi Dlnoh tD College Football Scoreboard t8 ~apltal Gong IIIICI Nowo 1D1 Rln Tin Tin K·9 Cop Stereot:;l 7:30 (]) II 1111 C1 S1,000,000 Vldoo Chllllongo @ $100,000 Fortune Hunt (l) Roben Froot Voroed In Country Things i1aJ Cash Explooton a21111 Ohio ~ottery C11h Explosion iiJ) Joopordyl 121 Thla Week rn Country Muolc 1D College Football till Spono Saturder IDI Black Stallion Stereo. 1;1 8'00 (]) II 1111 Parenthood Karon c is left to care tor three sdc. kids with chicken pox. 1;1 @ Major ~11guo B11ebaN (l) Austin Clly Umltt (1:00) ()) II 111111 Young R - A ghostly llguro lrom Teaspoon's past retums seeking vengeance. 1;1 CII Nat King Colo ilaJ a21111 Fomllr Man Tho boys play musical rooms after Steve and Brian argue. 3m Totally Hidden Video Stereo. II) MOVIE: Spookteo (2:00) 121 Chuteh Street S-n till PrimeNowo QJ MOVIE: All Hondo on Dock (2:00) 8:05 CD MOVI~: Valdez lo Coming (PG) (2:00) 8:30 (]) U iiJ) Wor1ctng II Outl;l CII Trevol M1gulne i1aJ a21111 Hog1n F1mlly Tho twins lose a baby ahor they become substitute babysltters . t:;1 (!]I 11 Haywire Stereo. Orand Ole Opfy ~tve 9:00 (]) D 1111 Golden 01~• Rose accidentally meets her real father. C (l) On Siege II Woll Trap <Jl II 1111 Cl Chino lleoch Bonnie and Or . Richard stir memories of the birth of China Beach. C III ~onooomo ~lno Specl.llo a i Qll lll E.A.R.T.H. FO<Co The team investigates an illegal toxic wasta dump 1111 lD COPS A troop<~r helps recover the body of a drowned teenage boy . a Barbare Mandrell oneS the M1ndretl Sllton till ShowBiz Thlt WHk 9:30 (]) II Qll Empty Noll Harry decides to _toin a friend for the runnjng of the bulla In Spain. 1;1 (!]I lD American Chronlcleo American Chronicles looks at America ·s obsessive love of automobiles. Q! 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