http://66.213.69.5/files/original/40ba50fb9bb7b5f7b79a404e5ef8f489.pdf 72a08fd0f5d8eeedce5ac38f30135f42 PDF Text Text '. ' . . Obip Lotter~, Giants regain tie Pick 3: 951 · Pick 4: for top·-spot 1780 Buckey~ 5: 12-22-24-29-33 Page4 I Low tonight In 5411, raiD. Saturday, rain, high ill 60s. " . Vol.... NO. 111 1 Section. 10 PagM 35 centa A Multlmecla Inc. tMwapaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 1, 1993 · Multimedia Inc. • $1 million grant to .benefit 250 idled coal mine·rs Some of the 250 miners perma.nently laid off by the Southern Obio ·Coal Co. in ·August, 1992 'should benefit from the $1 million .Job training grant monies coming into Ohio. Gov·. George V. Voinovicb .announced Thursday that $1,033,973 in federal dollars will be used to benefit the permanently laid off Southern Ob1o Coal Co. and Central Ohio Coal Co. employ- ees. The job training ~t has been set .up to serve workers who were laid off from the coal companies as the result of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. In his announcernerit of the training grant, the governor said "that the federal grant will allow continuation of a highly successful program begun last year to help workers who lost their jobs as a result of the Clean Air Act". "By wodc!ng together to aggres- sively go atter these funds, the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and the Tri-CoWJty Commu· nity Action Agency are committing themselves to helping the affected coal workers throughout a 12-county area." . The Tri-Countr. Community Action Agency will receive the fWJds to provide occupational skills training, on-the-job training, basic and remedial education, job search · activities, entrepreneurial training, transportation assislllllce and neces- are participating in the !raining prosary tools and supplies to the laid gram, according to the governor's off mined; ,. armouncement. The grant will help approxi The needs-related payments mately 90 individuals in Meigs, will replace ooemployment comGallia, Athens, Coshocton, pensation payments, once the Guernsey, Jackson, Morgan, Musk- workers have exhausted their ingum, Noble, Perry, Vinton and unemployment benefits. Washington CoWJties in Ohio, and The grant is pan of the federal Mason County in West Virginia. Clean Air Employment Transition In addition the project wiU pro- Assistance program. The fund is vide needs-related payments to the provided through the National unemployment workers while they Reserve Funds of Title III of the federally funded Job Training Pann~~j, Act (JTPA). A, administered by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services is a partnership among business, industty,labor, education, and government designed to train disadvantaged and unemployed persons for job opportunities. Title Ill targets funds to persons who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own, and are unlikely to return to jobs in their areas of expertise. Coates pleads guilty to B&Es Officials say incidents underscor:e need for jail space D~~::~~t~·l1~~·.n.llhi· CLUB" - Area · were given ''The Club" law Thunclay ·'to assist ID securing impounded vehicles. The device, actuaUy designed to deter automobile theft, locks on to a vehicle's steering Wbeel making it nearly imp088ible to tum. Here, from left, Racine ~arsbal Don Dye, Rutland Marshal Ben Davidson, Meigs County Sheriff James Soulsby, Prosecuting Attorney John Lentes, Syracuse Pollee Chief Jim ConnoUy and Middleport Police Chief Sid Miller watch as Pomeroy Pollee Chief Gerald Rought demonstrates use or ''The Club." Area officers given .'The Club' Area law enforcement officers were given ''The Club" Thursday to put theJ'incb on multiple driving 1mder the influence an driving under suspension offenders. · Six Meigs County law enforcement agencies have been armed with ."The Club", an anti-theft device which attaches to a vehicle's ste~ring wheel •. Prosecuting Attorney John R. Lentes said Thursday that a total of nine devices had been purchased through.the prosecutor's Law Enforcement Trust Fund for use by the Meigs County Sheriffs Department and the police departments of Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine, Rutland and'Syracuse. · The slleriffs department and the Pomeroy and . Middleport police departments wiU be given two of the devices while the police departments of Racine, Rutland and Syracuse will be given one each. · Among its other uses, "The Club" is being used to secure vehicles which are impounded under Ohio's new and sbicter DUI laws. . Lenles said the devices were purchased wtth money obtained from drug forfeitures. . Also, the POmeroy Police Deparlm~nt recetved two additional devices from t)je Me1gs County chapler of Mothers Against Drunk Drj.vers. Meigs MADD Chapter Secretary Kathy Stacy presented "The Club"s to Pomeroy Police Chief Gerald Rought. ·n eath toll in .India earthquake passes 20, 000 ., KILLARI, India (AP) ~ FunerReporters criss-crossing the al pyres flickered around dozens of quake zone saw village after viivillages today in southwestern !age reduced to piles of black India where a violent quake killed stones interspersed among yellow more than 20,000 people, many of fields of sunflowers. • them crushed by collapsing roofs Sahib Rao Patil, a 20-year-old as they slept farmer, was one of only a few surRain hampered e(forts to claw vivors in Tami, a village that had through the rubble overnight in a 5,000 residents. Under a gray dawn search for survivors. An aftershock sky today, he wiped his eyes as he early this morning rumbled across · watched the cremation of his the plains and .s~n.t rescuers a~d fath~r. H~ would ~ back. in !he · ~urv1vors scurrymg mto the open m evenmg wtth the bodies of.his wt.fe, J?ll!iC. two daughters and two ststers·tnTbe quake, India's worst iii a law. half century, measured at least 6 on "All my familr is gone. Who th'e R.icbter scale as it ripped , wiD I talk to now?' be said. . tbrougb southwest India early 'Bodies were brought to hospiThursday. · tals in jeeps, buses and bullock · Only when dawn broke hours carts. Others were burned ~ear the oCtet the quake did survivors begin homes. In some cases, bodies were . to realize 1ts. severity: In 'addition to stacked on top of each becau~ of the thousands killed, at least 10,000 scucity'Of firewood for crelllatlon. were maimed·and coundess others Officials in the state capital of were trapped beclcath rubble. Bombay. said 3,0QO people .were . POilu in Bombay the clpilal of killed in Killari, a village .o f 18,000 'MabinShtra which ~ the worst- people 50 miles north of the epi' . liit state, said 6.5 13 bodies, were center.. tecovered before rescue efforts But !00 ~jllage l~er, S. Harbe slackened at nightfall. · · Pardalg1, ·S81d be beheved as many , Press Trust of lnclia news agen- as 12,~ people wefC? crushed to ~y. quoting official sources in .Kil- death. Only the. buts ~ the northlarl, ,p'ut the death' toll today at ~m end. of the vtllage were saved. · 21 ,doo an'd said the figure c~d My w.ife is l!,l h~ilal, m:'d I have tile by~. · lost ail my ~ends, be S81~. · : The ·acting U.S. consul general ..·In Tam!, _abf)ut one mde from · in Bombay, TbomatFurey, also Ktllan, S~;~nli Talawade s~ in said the toll 'bad crosaed 20,000. front o.r pd~ ,o f stones which h~d\. •'•They're finding more and more. been bts bouse. The door was still deadi and desttuetion as the rescue · locked from inside, and the frame qpendona go Furey said. on,:· containing the stolen ilems along a . "The incident emphasizes the By JIM FREEMAN vill~e street need for a new jail in Meigs CounSentinel News Staff utor John R. Lenles said ty ," Lentes said. Even if CoateS had A Pomeroy man was sentenced to two consecutive 18-month jail Coa s was released following the been brought into county court lerms after pleading guilty to two first · eft incident for two reasons: within 48 hours, he probably would counts of breaking and entering he was held for more than 48 hours have been released on bond due to before Judge Fred W. Crow III in before appearing in county court a lack of jail space and the non-viathe Meigs County Court of Com- and there was no room in local jails lent nature of the offense. to hold him. Rought agreed that additional mon Pleas. Lentes said <;:oates was arres~ jail space is needed in the county. Ronnie Coates, 35, broke into Lentes said driving under the the K&C Jewelry Store on East and placed in the Middleport fail Main Street, Pomeroy, early Satur- before the prosecutor's office knew influence offenders are being scheduled as far ahead as Decemday morning, after charges were an arrest had been made. " As of the following Monday, ber for their mandatory jail time. dismissed for the earlier breaking We've attempted to get funding and en1ering of Williams and Asso- we didn't even know an arrest bad for a new jail, Lentes said. Even ciates Insurance on Mechanic been made,'! Lenles said. "We filled out a complaint, with the stale picking up 50 percent Street in Pomeroy on Sept. 4. He was arrested Saturday called for the Pomeroy Police of the costs, the local share could around 3:25 am. afler he was seen Department to sign it, and fJ.Ied it' in be up to $200,000. However, the facility would be running from the jewelry store county court," said Lentes. "The problem is you've got to come outrageously expensive to operate, toward the riverbanlc: where he was tmmediately forwar\1 , within 48 Lentes commented. caught by officers, .said Pomerqy The facility would have to meet Police Chief Gerald Rought. An hours after the arrest. Coa1es was in jail more than 48 hours, being held state standards which include undetermined amount of jewelry in Middleport." indoor and outdoor recreation faciiwas reponed missing and recovHowever, Rought blamed the ities, separale facilities for males ered later by sev~ral men searching prosecutor's office for the delay. and females, full-time dental and the riverbank. "We came before Judge Patrick medical care and a dietitian. He was also arresled early the "That's the expense ," Lentes morning of Sept 4 for the theft of H. O'Brien after the 48 hours had . . several items from Williams and passed and he had no choice but to said. Associates Insurance. In that inci- dismiss the charges, Lenles said. At . Coales remams m the custody of dent, an officer on patrol saw that time we decided (o have the the Metgs County Shenff's DepartCoates pushing a shopping cart Meigs C~unty Grand Jury hear the ment pending transport to the Oricase," he added. ent Recepuon Center. Truckers protest 4.3-cent fuel tax hike night, bringing traffic to a standBy The Associated Press the turnpike and the protests have Some truck drivers angry over a still. spread to other Ohio highways, 4.3-cent fuel tax increase said they Since Tuesday, 57 citations patrol spokesman Sgt. John Born would shut down their rigs for have been issued for slowdowns on said. three hours today in a show of prolest. ''The shutdown will start in Ohio, but it will snowball to the rest of the country," trucker Mark The second annual Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Dance Edenfield, 31, of ML Slerling preCruise on the P.A. Denny sternwheeler will be held Thursday from dicted while refueling at the 8-11 p.m. with the Cressover Band as entertainment Amherst service plaza Thursday Tickets are $25 per person and $40 per couple and a limited night. . . The fuel tax mcrease went mto number of tickets are available at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce office. effect today. For more information, call 992-5005 . "I'd like to see truckers shut down for about two weeks," truck driver Randy Harrison of Spring· dale, Ark., said Thursday at another No inJuries were reported following a one-vehicle accident Ohio truckstop. Thursday around 7:15 p.m. at the Little Coal Bucket Carry Out in "Let everybody know how Salem Township. important we are to this nation According to a report from the Meigs County Sheriff's Departbecause if we aren't running, peo· ment, a 1983 Toyota Tercel owned and operated by Michael L. pie aren't going to get food and Oiler, formerly Langsville and now residing in Norfolk, Va., rolled goods." ' into the front door area of the building doing heavy damage to the Truckers said they had heard cement block wall. similar protests were planned today No damage was listed to the vehicle. The carry out is owned by in Indiana and Illinois. Cecil Frye, Langsville. Some drivers have been forming convoys and slowing down oo Ohio interstates this week to w~ck prolest the tax increase. , A woman ' s vehicle sus ined light damage in a deer-vehicle Trucks slowed down or stopped on State Roule I near Hoback Road near Great Bend accident on the Ohio Turnpike Tuesday around 8:30p.m. Thursday. According to a report from the Meigs County Sheriff's Depari. ment, Pamela Foreman was eastbound and struck a deer that jumped into the roadway. The deer left the scene. Lo.cal briefs--- Dance cruise slated Deputies probe accident stood upright against the background of the ruin of the coUapsed walls. "My three children are still somewhere inside,'' he said. A Red Cross official said six or seven viUages were virtually wiped out and dozens of others were damaged. In Umarga, a town 18 miles south of the epicenler, 60 percent of all buildings were destroyed, killing about 3,000 people. A doctor in Umarga's small, overcrowded hospital complained it was running out of drugs and bandages as he tended to hundreds of injured people, maJ!y bleeding and wailing incoilsoljlbJY. · Unlike much ¢' rural India, where poor people live in thatched huts, many people in the quake IRONTON, Ohio (AP) - At zone lived in stone or concrete woman whose trailer was on top a buildings that proved to be death burning underground landfill said traps when they collapSed. she must leave her home although Soldiers and policemen have she has no place to go• . rushed to the quake-sbicken region Karen Cadtrell, whose late with stretchers, tents, medical sup- father owned GB Auto Parts and plies., earth movers, bulldozers and Landfill, said Thursday tbat.statc; · mobile llospitals. . rue officials advised bet 1.9 leave But recent monsoo11 ·rains took her trailer in Hecla, three mila east out roads and bridges to soitle vU- of this southem Ohio city-' The landfill f!Te had been burnlaglls, making them ~ifficult to reach. . · . · ing for at least two weeks and had The U.S. Geotogic!ll Surv.ey in · flared above ground several ~es. Was~ington said the quake· regisSmoke often can be seen commg tered 6.4 on the Richter scale. from the ground, and a shed was .India's Seismolo~ Office said burned Wednesday. . Mrs. Cantrell said an old car IS the quake 6.0. A quake of between 6 and 7 can cause parked:above the fire and bet trailer about 30 feet in front of the ~verb damage. l~dfill, bas a buried g~ line. Deer-vehicle reported Woman must leave home because of underground fire •ufed Theft of stereo investigated Deputies of the Meigs County Sheriffs Deparlment are investigating the reported theft of a automobile stereo/radio. Tammy Wise reported Thursday night that the stereo was stolen from her son's car parked at their former residence on Bald KnobStiversville Road. She reported ·that there ws damage done to the dash while the radio was being removed. Man cited for DUI John L. Ridenour, 28, 50733 Pine Tree Drive, Reedsville, was cited early this morning for driving under the influence and driving left of center, the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported. ' Woman jailed for DUI Myrtle E. McClish, 64, 46975 Showalter Road, Chester, was arrested early th~ mMling for driving un~er th~ influence and failure to drive withm marked lanes, the Ga1Ji,a-Me1gs Post Qf the State Highwjly Patrol reponed. �' • ... • • Friday, October 1' .1993 Commentary ' Pomeroy-Middleport1Ohio • OHIO Weather Page-2-The Dally Sentlf\,el Pomeroy-'-Middleport, Ohlb · Friday, October-1, 1993 ' Season's Press first. snowfall may hit northeastern ·ohio li' .' .. . , . .. . Saturday, Oct. 2 By Tbe Assori•t«d B Dam weather will make it feel hie md:the_cold .frqnt Saturday, sJ.1s_Will only bel1D the 50s. . even cJllia. in Ohio this weekend. · ld fr ill b · '"' ~~~ leve weather disturA Stro[lg co qnt "' nng bance 1 risk of rat' n shQwers and thunderstorms tonight show wall bring . . . . and Saturday, the National Weather ~t!2' ~cd V:ith 8 lit- . ·. d . 'h w··u.....,.h to SaturService said . ay mg t. 11 temperatures Lows tomght will range from expeCted tb fall in!Q the 30! there the low 40s over the northwest to will be at least a chance ~or· m the low 50s in the southeast. frost. so e Accu-Wea~• MICH. The Daily S~ntinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Congress still rallies round the , pork barrel J DEVOTED TO 11IE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA I .I'UTKOIA,NC.. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager .. MARGARET LEHEW Controller LETI'ERS OF OPlNION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All )etten are subject to editing and must be signed wilh name, address an~ telepbone number. No unsigned le tters will be published . Letters sbould be m good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Health reform is going to take some heavy liftin~ • By WALTE:R R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - When the river is rising and people are filling sandbags agamst the flood, the scenes of cnsts often are on television. Not when it's time to unpile the sandbags and take them away - no drama then, only han! labor. "I've never figured out who did that because there wasn't any TV there," said Sen. Bob Dole, suggesting that's the way it will be as Congress works on refonn of the health care system, off camera, m weeks and mqnths of hearings boiiPd to become downright dull. Not yet, though. "I daresay that this has been really a perfect launch," Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., told ftrSt lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday at one of her live virtuoso appearances before Senate and House health care committees. She liad exited to rare applause at the House Ways and Means Committee. At Kennedy's Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee, one Democrat said she'd been so brilliant answering the last que8tion it was dirficult to ask the next one. It was a three-day, one-woman show as Mrs. Clinton answered allies and deOected critics in unhesitating, encyclopedic detail on the adminis_uation health system plan. In lhe ;;end-off week since President Clinton delivered his nationally televised health care address to Congress, there's been a sense of momentum. The emphasis has been on consensus, on the goals that enlist Republicans as well as Democrats, rather than the points that divide them. There are divisions within as well as between the parties. Democratic liberals, for example, want government health insurance that would replace the present system instead of trying to reform it. Republic.an critics say the Ointon plan would create an intrusive new bureaucracy, cost too much and burden business with requirements that could cost jobs. They usually say that after praising both Clintoris for putting the issue on the national agenda for action atlast,'after decades of failed pwposals. "Now is our chance to beat the historical odds,'' Mrs. Clinton said. Those odds impwved with vows of bipartisanship and offers of compromise, unspecified as yet, on both sides. Bipartisans~ip is the key, Kennedy swd; major ~t~fonns aren't enacted without it. On this one, Dole said, it won't do for the administration to try to pick off enough Republicans to get by; there needs to be broad suppon and solid majorities for change. Ira M.agaziner, the tqp White House aide in shaping the plan, said there ne.ds to\be a national debate on health reform so .that Americans will be reac!Y when it Cl?mes. Even if it could be enacted overnight, that would be a nuSiake, he S31d. This one is going to take time, a long time. What Congress has seen so far is a description, not legislation. The • bills to carry out the administration plan are still being drafted. They are ·to be formally inlrodueed about the middle of the month. "We're 1101 going to vote this week ... next week, or the week after, or the month after.... Maybe not for a year," Dole told a health care forum ; ~~Tuesday, "And I've got to believe that a lot of the things that are the •J ot ~toes today won't even be around two or three months from now. ... There'll be something else crop up." : In his first big test in Congress, CliJiton said he wanted his economic ' proSJ1!!!, h~dl.edas a paclcage because if it were picked apart, there would be somethmg m tt to anger everyone. It was, there was, and he barely got it through. · · On_hc:aJth care, he signaled his willingness to compromise. Mrs. Clinton satd m advance tha.t the program was designed with moveable pieces. Whtle Republican leaders say they agree on aims like universal health care coverage, they don't accept Clinton terms on how how soon how much it should cost or how to pay the bills. ' ' Rep. Roben Michel, the House GOP leader, said ~o be seen as naysayers o~ health,fare would be "the worst thing that has happened to the party m years because people want affordable, workable reform. So they'll debate now and try to bargain later. "It's like a 000<!," Dole said. "You know, when you're.ftlling .up the .. sandbags, tV's there; then the waters recede, you have to remove the sandbags .... "And it's son of like health care right now . ... There's all the hype ... and then we get down to serious hearings.' ' " They're going to get pretty dull," he said. " Day after day after day but that's how we're going to put it together." ' Letters to the editor Criticizes recent DHS hirings . WASHINGTON Rep. George Brown, D-Calif., recently received an education in pork politics, courtesy of his colleagues. Appropriators from the-Ho,use and Senate had just met to settle their differences on how the .money in last year's budget was going to be spent. When their final report reached Brown's desk, he was dis· mayed ·to discover $95 million slipped in for "academic earmarks" - money appropriated to a specific university, to be funneled through a given Federal agency. Even more surprising was where it carne from : The subcommittee on Energy and Water Development, whose normal jurisdiction includes the Department of Energy, not Education. "I felt outraged," Brown told our associa te Jan Moller. "The rights and privileges of a majorit_Y, of the House had been trampled by a small coterie of House and Senate appropriators. Brown chairs the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology. Academic grants are his bailiwick. He angrily took to the House floor and forced a vote on the p~­ jects, which were voted down decisively. But his efforts proved f11tile: Two weeks later, he discovered By Jack Anderson lllld- . Michael Binstein i that the $95 million had been rein· serted into the Defense Appropriations bill, but this time House rules blocked Bwwn from forcing another vote. How the Pentagon . became embroiled in the world of academia illuminates an old problem: The power struggle between " authorizing committees" sQch as Brown's, that review spending priorities and decide how much can be spent in specific areas, and appropriations committees, which actually write the numbers into law. But while appropriators have always found money for their pet projects, the practice of academic earmarking is soaring . In 1982, ' • II Father of health care unveils ·a I have deliberately refrained and what emerges from Congress a from writing about President~ Clio- · year from now will be purely cointon's health plan until Qfficially cidental. announced it. The g striptease But Mr. Clinton probably conducted with al balloons one rumor af other as to what the plan contained, followed by swift denials when determined opposition r~ared its head seemed too vague to bear the couldn't care less . Whatever weight of serious comment.., Congress comes up with, he will But now Mr. Clinton has swiftly claim paternity, and no one revealed his plan, and w.e are in the Democratic Party or the almost as much in the dark as we media will contradict him. There were before. Worst of all, there is will be a grand signing ceremony no plausible explanation of where on the White House lawn, with the t~e money is to come from to · president handing out fountain pens . fmance the vast bureaucracy that to leading eongressiqnal Democrats will administer the program, or to (and a few especially tame Repub· support those who cannot afford licans) . Mr. Clinton will be intro· medical insurance now. Huge sav- · duced to the 1996 Democratic Conings on "waste" are promised vention as ':the man who brought but we've heard that before. We universal health care to America,' ' don't even know how much the and hailed as such thereafter by vastly increased tax on cigarettes is every Democratic orator for going to be. decades. Finally, the whole plan is being Politically speaking, it will be put forward as highly ~entative an _imp.ressive achievemenL It will lit~e more than an outline, to sumswmg mto place the last big piece ~late suggesuo~s. This, of course, of social engineering needed to ts stmply reahsttc : A~y resem- make America a fully functioning blance between the Chnton plan welfare state, socialist_jn every- William A. Rusher . myth · thing but name. The glitches, the ham -handedness, the corruption the favoritism, the overwhelming cost; the doctors who will retire rather than bat~e the monster: the rationing of care, the long·wai~ for treatment, the gradual coarsening of American medicine into a village idiot like the U.S. Postal Servic~ - these con~equences will begm to i'Ppear only in Mr. Clinton's second administration when it's far too late to tum ba~k. let alone retaliate against him. One other point. Thanks to the huge deficits generated by previous bouts of spending on "entitlements," the liberals have largely been frustrated in their desire to impose further taxes on the American people, or to pay for various boondoggles by inflating the currency. But by "mandating" that busmesscs must pay directly for this latest entitlement confe~ the public by our comPASSi te government, the liberals ha • • ken _new ground. From now o you can expect the Democrats to come up with one law after another "mandating" tha1 this or thai "benefit" shall be conferred on the . . voters by business or some other f!lll guy out there in the private sector. This technique has all the advantages of taxation without the perils. We are present at the birth of a ~eat n~w popular myth. Hpwever btg a disaster socialized medicine proves to be, history will credit Bill Clmton only with the "vision," not the results. Those will be blamed on incompetent or venal administrators, con~ional penny-pinchmg. unanttctpated technological costs, qverwhelming (and unreasonable) public demand, and similar acts of God. Within a relatively few years, voters\Will begin arrivmg on the scene who have no per· sonal recollection of what medicine in America used to be like and of what, accordingly, has been' thrown away.. Then the liberals can inscribe in their hearts a new version of Milton Friedman's most famous maxiin· "There's no such thing as a fr~ lunch - but if I have the votes I can make you pay for mine.'' William Ru~ber is a syndical· ed writer for ~ewspaper Enterpr~ Association , What kind of America do you want? Dear Editor, Payroll Figures for September 4, I was not amused to read in the 1993, the total Gross Pay and beneSentinel (Sept. 16, 1993) that the fits for 51 employees at the Meigs Is America a "sick-country"? counter random and senseMeigs County Department of County Department of Human SerThat's how we were described lessTo acts of violence, says an article Human Services .had graciously vices for the year 1993--wi-11 be by the father oTa young British citfound positions for three more ex- approximately 1.3 million dollars! izen killed in one of Florida's in Glamour magazine, we must practice random and "sensele.ss" courthouse workers. As you may That does not include overtime pay recent tourist murders. m:all, the latest hiring spree began or the hiring Of new employees. Has the United States become a with the creation of the position of. Our tax dollars pay these salaries. "criminal culture" that practices .Aclministralive Assistant 4 and the All of the facts and figures terrorism and murder as ends' in l'l'ther unorthodox hiring of ex· above were found in official publi- themselves? 'co'mnijssioner Richard Jones in cations or were derived from public A headline in a LOndon newspa- acts of kiridness and beauty... • ' ~anuary to ftll that position. records. I fqund them and so can per blared: "CoiJie to Sunny Flori· The magazine gives this examln Man:h of this year, the Coun- anyone else. da and Be Murdered for Absolutely ple of a random -act of kindness: Commissione~· piiSsed a resohJAs I see ·it. the question is: why In San Francisco, a woman in·a uon allowing the. Director of the do we. oeed so many people at the Nothing." What can be done about sense- red Honda drives up to a Bay ' Pe~Jart!nent of Human ·Services to Department of Human Services? less and random killings on our Bridge toUbooth. "I'm paying for conDO!' hiring in his Department. Are all these new hirings going to streets and in our homes? " myself iind'ilie ned six cars behind · We are ~ing the results now bring us better service or· enhance We can express outrage. But me,!' she says, handing over seven wilh the hiring qf five new C!Jiploy- yet an_other loc;d political fiefdom? whe~ o~tra~e is our only response commuter tickets. One after anqtheca tho month (Ms. Hobstetter, Mr. I don't thinlc that when we telt our to. tnJusuce 1l won '1 dq much good. er, the next six drivers pull up to Par&Ons, Ms. Wolf, Mr, Cannon loa~ government officials that w~ It speaks loudly' but carries only a the tollbooth, dollars in ' hand~ only and Mr. H~rris) . That's a 10% want more jobs that '!'e ill~n for. little st,ick. to be told, "Some lady ahead of increase in staff. There were 1 them to go 0111 and . hue therr budemployees as of September 4, · dies so we_have more; local . ~oveme 1993, and five new people have ment offteials. Who IS run~mg the . '11 . boeil hired since then. That ·means Depanment of Hwnan Servtces and ·~o. ·n . .·~· s··t··o·.. Meip COunt)' has 56 employees In '·who is responsible. for governing the Department pf Huinan Services Vlhat goes on in the Department of · By The Aisoc:lated Press . • to 10m1 a population of approxi- Human Services.? I thinlc these are TOO,Uy is !i'riday, OcL 1, 'the 274th day of 1993. There are 9'! days left . mately :JII,400. The Columbus questions that affect all of us and in the year. · Today's Hitlight in His : ~ 1 nent of Human Service1J !UJs ~ey deserve an answer: 1 tory. trod ed th M 29 wJPib) 11110 ICtYC a~ · . Lill Coleman On OcL I • I ., He'Sl: Ford m . uc e ode! T automobile . to the of ~xlmately ·1,000,000.•Why · Pomeroy market; each car cost $ 2s. . On this dale: doW. need so many more people Editor's note: The fillures lndleMdpCou!JtyPeparfrileiltof ·quoted by Mr. Coleman were · In 1800, SJlli!l cede_d Louisiana. to Prance in a secret-·"'· HUIIIID Sorvlutlhlll thl! city of verified by the Meigs' County In 1885, ~livery .m . ail service bepn in the u;ti~led,S.,;.•••, _ -... I 1936 Colualbllll needs in the.ira? Auditor's omce ilnd rrom lnfor. . n .• . ncral Fran~tseQ Franco was proclaimed lite head of an . _ . What are ill these efllployees mation published in The Colum· m~ent Spanish state. ~o. .3 All'ed ~ b , 1i OoldM us? ~ ;'l'l ·l/le Btweekly bus Dispatch. ' ' ·· ·- · n, l ~ J~aples dming Wcwtd Wir n. , ' I ·~ caplured . _. ,, _ George R. Plageni ty s .•.. d ay'I. h .• ·ry . S:: ~ appropriators inserted nine ear- another subcommittee before leavmarked academic projects worth ing office last year. -' West Virginia 's Wheeling just over $9 million in.to bills. In 1992, the committ~e passed 499 Jesuit College (with only 1,000 stuprojects worth $707 ,989,000 . dents) received $21 million in last !"foney can be funneled through year's appropriations bill. Sen. JUSt about any agency, from the Roben C. Byrd (DIW.Va.) is the powerful chairman of the Senate De~ent of Energy to NASA. · 'The Department of E~ has Appropriations Committee. no mandate to fund oospitals,' one While some Appropriation s Science Committee source said. Committee members refuse to "(These agencies) are just a con- engage in earmarking, it has duit for the money, just like a become a bipartisan spon among wormhole." The schools W)lo gar- senior members to play ball: To ner the most money usually have a oppose a members' favorite proj~t powerful member of an Appropria- is to risk retributi~when it later tions Comminee looking over their comes time to help'W people biKlk home. "There's an incestuou s shoulder: cabal at work here to steal the tax- The University of Alaslca set payers' bam," Brown says. · the pace in 1992 with more than CLOAK-AND-QUILTERS ..;_ $45 million in earniarked grants. Alaska Sen. Ted Steveas (R) is the Do real sries quilt? Of al the secre_ts kept under ranking Republican on Appropria· wraps at the Central Intelligence uons. · Agency, this one may· make John ~ -Michigan Stat{:.University Le Carre's head tum: The CIA ~as ranked third in earmarked grants an in-house quilt-making club. wtth $23,172,000 last year. MichiKnown as the "Undercover gan Rep. Bob Carr (D) chairs the Quitters" around the corridors of Su~committee on Transportation, the CIA, these officials weave after whtle fonner Michigan Rep. Bob Traxler (D) held the top spot on work. The CIA couldn't tell us exactly how many· members belong to the Quilt Club because they have to be tight-lipped about anything that could indtcate the total number of their personnel. The cloak -and-quilters displayed som·e tools of the trade recently at the CIA's 14th annual "Family Day" at the agency headquarters. It's a son of show-and-tell for the children of agency officials, featuring exhibits of CIA clubs· (from quilt-making to karate) and showcasing state-of-the-art espi-' onage equipment. The children .. · were particularly intrigued by a . bug in a wan (apparently placed for sbow only) that picked up conversations in a hallway outside one room. Another big hit were handheld calculators with listening devices. "This (spying) is a han! line of work because it takes you to places that you can't disclose for long lengths of time," a 'CIA spokesper,- son said. "Family D<IY was a way of recognizing that f3TI')ilies have to be pretty special to put up with au this. Jack Anderson aod Michael Binsteln are writers ror United Feature Syndicate, Inc. · ~ . .- •' f • tie.::!; IToledo! 53" I .. 011 • ' • d · . · D u nlon Pres. e t IMansfield Ls7• I• IND. d db } fj . pen .e y·COa Irm SUS MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) A Monongalia County· local u~ion president was among 20 mmers targeted for firing by a strikebound .Coal operator for alleged picket line violence , officials said. Larry Knissel, United Mine Workers Locall702 president, was amQng three miners at Eastern Associated Coal Corp.'s Federal No. 2 mine notified this week that they had been suspended with the intention of being fned, said UMW District 31 President Rich Eddy. - W. VA. . Cl, 993 Aceu-Weatl'ler, Inc Weather South-Central Ohio Tonight, showers and thunde•. storms likely. Low SO-SS . Chance . · of rain 60 percent, Saturday, rain · likely. Cooler with the high near : 60. Chance of rain 70 percent. · Extended ror~ast: • Sunday through Tuesday: Fair through the period. Lows in the 30s Spnday and ~onday, warming to the low to mid40s on Tuesday. Highs in the 50s Sunday, 60s Monday and 70s Tuesday. Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL Thursday admissions - Vivienne Waddell, Middlepon. Thursday discharges - Ernestine Williams, Rutland. · Easiem said it sent letters to 20 :workers W~sdaY. alleging t)leir mvolvement ·m strike-related violenc.e . Eastern, however, had dechned 10 say where the miners were employed or what actions - they were accused of. " It's a tactic these coal operators usually use ,'·· Kni sell said today. "They get the local union president or some other official in trouble and then use that as a tactic to scare the other guys." A hearing is scheduled for Menday at the mine site on the unspecified charges. "They called it strike miseon. du~t . which is very vague,' ' said Kmsell, 43, of Morgantown. The UMW slrike against mem .ben of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association has grown 10 about 17,500 min ers in seven states. Miners went on strike May 10 over job security. _The record-high ttmperature for this _date at the Columbus .wmr . Statton was 89 degrees m 52 while th e reco~d 1o~ was 0 m · • 1899· Sunsetll?'Ught will be at 7:14 p.m. and sunnse Saturday at 7:29 am· ' ArOQDd the ution ' weather that swept in from Canada settled today across central states from the border so-uth to Olclahoma and from the Rockies to Lake Michigan . Rain again lin- atleastpanialt:ioudcover. The Nortb~ast arul western Great Lakes wen~ _ ,_..,. .....__ " "'~·..,. what muder weathrz than .the..... past few brisk ~ys, with cleu skies. Highs were forecast in the 60s dr · · th en.. • ' oppmg mto e """ m northern New England . Another hot, dry d;iy was predieted ror the West and Snioth with highs iii the ?Os and 80s~hing . mto the 90s and above 100 10 the desett Southwest and interior Cali- in the 40s and SO! in the pocket of c~ld ~· reachmg mto the 60s along tts fringes. Most of the area awoke to high for the lower4s states ThUrsday was 105 degrees at Bullhead City and Lake Havasu City, Ariz., and Laughlin, Nev. Council to meet A special meeting of Middlepon Village Council will be held at 5 p.m Saturday at yillag~ hall. Purpose of the meeting will be to adopt tax rates as submined by the Meigs Count~ Auditor. Kenny Baker mvttes the putllic. Cold g~g~rzw~e~!::iy fom~ M eJgS • announcements • Middleport Lodge to meet The regular staled meeti11g of Middlepon Lodge 363 •will be held at 7:30 Tuesday in the Masonic building. Work in master masons degree. All master masons are invited. · Olive Township Trustees to meet The Olive Township Trustees will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Shade River Forestry Building on Joppa Road. ,, New Democratic Club to meet A meeting of the newly formed Southeastern District Democratic Club wiU meet Thursday at 8 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Quality Inn near Nelsonville. Dinner may be ordered from the menu. A constitution for the club will be adopted and an·agepda for the nexl year will be discussed . All Democrats are invited to attend. Letart Truslees to meet Letart Township Trustees will meet Monday at 6 p. m. in the office building . HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Meeting canceled ·· Sept. 30 discharges • Mrs. \ The Olive Township Zoning Dann.y Howard and daughter, Morning Star Cb urch homecom- Commission has canceled the Claron Blain, Mrs. Man Niben and ing If ' October 5 regular meeting due to a daughter,.Sharon Clark, Grace Morning Star Un!tM Methodist lack of a quorum. Cupp, Cora Rupe, Anna Welch , Church while hold its homecoming Carol Blackburn, Roma Beebe, Runion, both of Athens. and Cathy Mrs ;' Michael Pinkerman and Units of th e ~eig s County on Sunday, Oct. 10 stating with the Band Boosters to meet .Kelly L. Riley Rutchi of Pomeroy; two stepbroth· daughter, Jane Gorrell, Dortha Emergency Medical Services worship service at 10 a.m. followed The Meigs Band Boosters will . KeUy L. Riley, 2S, Albany, died ers, BiU Bentley of Apple Creek Handley, Edward Perry, Kyle Dray .responded to six calls for assistance by Sunday School at II a. m., a meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the and Jerry Bentley of Shade; grand.Thursday, Sept. 30, 1993, at home. overnight. Units responding carry in meal at 12:30 p.m. and an Meigs High band room. All band and 1ennifer McGuire. afternoon program featuring. Jan parents are welcome. Born in Athens, she was a parents Eugene and Ada Dilcher of Sept. 30 birth • Mr. and Mrs. include: at 1:30 Pastor Albany; stepfather Jerry Anderson , hou5ewife and a member of Black Thursday - 9:21 a.m. Middle- and of Point Pleasant, W.Va.; father- Thomas Young, daughter, of Gal- port to Cole Street for Vivienne . Oak Church in Vintoli·County. She is survived by bet husband, an(! mother-in-law Oliver and Mar· · lipolis . Waddell who was transported to IAIIGAIN MATINiiS SAT. a SUN. Roger A. Riley, and two daughters, cile Riley of Millfield. Veterans Memorial Hospital; 10:44 I.UGAIN NIGHTTUISOAY Gin CDTU'JCA'I'U AYAli.AIN.al She was preceded in death by a.m. Middlepon to Lincoln Street . Karen and Kristen Riley, all at grandparents Clarence and Mary for Edna Pennell who was trans·.home. . ported to Pleasant Valley Hospital; In addition, she is survived by Dean. Services wilt. be held Sunday at 6:15 p.m. Middleport to Meigs her mother, Yvonne Dilcher Junior High Football Field for . Anderson of Athens and her father I p.m. at the Bigony-Jordan FunerThe resignation of David ChadAndre Powell who was transported and stepmother, Ronald and al Home in Albany with the Rev. Marvin Markins officiating. Burial well, teacher at Riverview Elemen· to VMH; 6:30 p.m. Middlepon to · Shirley Dean of Albany. . dther survivors include, a bwth- will follow in Athens County tary School, was accepted effective Overbrook Nursing Center for immediately when the Eastern Deann Carter who was transported er, Kevin Dean of Grissom Air Memorial Gardens. Local Board of Education met in to VMH ; 7:5 1 p.m. Pomeroy to Friends may call at the funeral , Force Base, Ind.; a sister, Kim special session Wednesday nighL Lincoln Heights for Luke LOwery ,. Zaksek of Columbus; three stepsis- home Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 Chadwell was employed earlier who was transported to VMH; 9:36 ters, Debe Bricker and Penny p.m. this week as teacher for the severe p.m. Pomeroy Volunteer Fire behavior class being established by Department and Squad to State the ~eigs Local Board of Educa- Route 33 for a chimney fire, no tion. injuries reported. District finances were-discussed Friday - No emergency runs during the meeting liP~ t1Je date for regorted as of presspm,e. th~ , regular October meeting was chan(!ed to Oct. 18 at 6:30p.m. in the htgh school cafeteria. HUNTINGTON, W.Va . (AP) plan. · Attending were Supt Ronald D. ·· - Workers at Owens-Brockway Company officials blamed the Minard, Ray Karr, board president, Glass Containi:r Inc. say they knew closing on continued deteriQration Jim Smith, Ron Eastman, Bill Hantrouble was .in sight, but one of glass demand in the wake of num, and Mike Martin. · ·wanted to look. more competition from metals and "We have been bearing rumors plastics pri:lducers. · that the plant was closing for "Our company has been part of · years," said Carl ~nard, a 32- the Huntingto~ community for . year employee. "But I couldn ' t more th~ 60 years and we deeply _ believe it was actually happenins. regret having to make this deciAm Ele Power ...................38 1/4 sion," said Robert Smith, the even when they told us today. Ashland Oil... .....................33 7/8 HOMES TO FIT EVERY LIFESTYLE "It's a sad day. Owens is a good plant's maimfacturing manager. AT&T ......................................59 The plant, which opet;~ed in company,'' Maynard said. Bank One ......................... 41 1/48 · The Owens-Brockway plant in 1914, makes g1ass containers for Bob Evans.......................... l8 7/8 Huntington, one of West Vrrginia's the liquor, pharmaceutical and food Charming Shop ................ .. l2 318 'largest manufacturers, said Thurs- industries . At one point in the Champion Ind .................... 14 1/4 daY it will close by the end of the 1940s, it employed more than City Holding ...................... 33 1{2 -year, putting about 47S people out 3,000 people. Federal Mogul ................ ... 23 7/8 The Huntington plant's producof work. Goodyeat"T&R ... ............. .43 318 Another 1S8 workers were laid tion will be absorbed by some of Lands End .......................... 40 3/4 the 21 other plants owned by 'off earlier. Limited Inc........................ 22 5/8 Gov . Gaston Caperton al}d Owens-Illinois of Toledo, Ohio, Multimedia Inc. ................. ......3 7 Mayor Jean Dean say they wiU ask said spoleSman John Hoff. Po'mt Bancorp .... ...................... 14 "THE VERT BEST VALUE Owens-Brockway to reconsider its Rax Restanrant ..................... 1/32 IN HOME Reliance Electric................ 18 1/8 Robbins&Myers ................ 18 3/4 TODAY" Shooey's lnc ...................... 22 1/8 Star Banlc ...... ..................... 35 S/8 Wendy lnt'l.. ...................... l5 1/4 , early 47.50. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Worthington Ind. ................ 281{2 Receipts Thursday 8,900. Esti •Andersen Windows Direct li vestoek prices and :2!ts Stock reports are the 10:30 at selected buying points Fri by mated receipts Friday 8,500. a.m. quotes provided by Advest •Stanley Doors / Prices from The Producers Livethe Ohio Department of A cui· or Gallipolis. stock Association: ture: · •Owens Corning Insulation <Cattle: 1.00 to 2.00 lower. Banows and gilts: steady to SO • Slaughtef, steers: choice 65.00- · cents hjgher; deiRIU)d moderate. •Armstrong S.olarian Flooring · U.S. 1·3, 230-260 lbs., country 72.00; seleci 62.()().68.00. Slaughter heifers: choice 64.()(). points 4S.S0-46.SO; plants 46:50· •Philadelphia Carpet 71.50; selec\ S9.00-67.00. 47.50, a few 48.50. . CLEVELAND (AP) One Cows: steady; all cows 53.00 ·: Sorted U.S. 1·2, 230-260 lbs. , •Mastic Vinyl Siding ucket was sold naming all five and down. ·: country points 46.S0-47.50, a few Bulls: s~y; all bulls 64.00 and numbers drawn in Thljfsday night's •1 0 Year Structural Warranty . ' Buckeye S drawing, the Ohio LOtdown. tery said. The Daily Sentiuel Sheep and lambs: 2.7S to 3.25 The winning ticket, worth (VSPS ZIJ.!IA) . higher; choice wools 62.2S-67 .25; $100,000, was purchased at a s 60.00-67 .2j;.,feeder Publi1hed every afternoon, Monday throuah · choice clip_ Frldoy, Ill Court St., Po...,.y, Ohio by lbe ·• lambs 71.00 and down; Bf!ed sheep Speedway service station in Olllo Valley l'llbtllhlna Company/Mullllllldil Delaware. 23.50 and down. . · , be., Porqeroy, Ohio -45769, Pb. 992-21S6 . . Pick 3 Numbers Authorized Builders of Olllo. . . s-od. .u. - ·' pold " Pomeroy, . 9-5-1 -.no AJIOdiiOd ,l'r<u, aDd the Ohlo · (nine, five, one) RANDAL HOMES . . -~ Aloo<lotioo, Nallon>t Ad....U.Ioa Pkk 4 Numbers Repreae_atadve, Bruham NeWJpiPft' Sale., 1: 7-8-0 ~ 733 Third Avenue, New Yor}< New York 'CORPORATION . Th~ East~ Athletic Boosters 100_17. ' . :1 ..... ... (one, eight, zero) on ~hatf pf \he Eastetn High Buckeyeseven, 5 Jeo\1 oiJdnu -~ 10 The School girlS' basketball team will Dally Senp8e1, .t 11 ' ~oll't StJ, Ptnncto)', Ohio 12-22-24-29-33 be sponsoring a car wash at two 45769. . (twelve, twenty-two twentylocations tomorrow, Saturday, four, SUISCIIIP'IlON IIATI:S twenty-nine, thiny-three) Ocwber 2 from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . lr c.m.. or Motor l..t• The jackpot for Saturday's Ooe-.r.................................................$1.60 Girls wiU be available to wash cars Ole Monlh..-..._.................. ....................$6.95 s~~. r Lotto drawing will be $20 . at th(l Tuppers Plains. Ciigo station million. o.. r....... :.:................ ,................ _ .. sn.20 SINGLICOPY . in TuJipers Plai[ls and' the Super I '·· PRICI . ~ ·Amend! Store i_n Mid~pon Dttly... ::....................!............:•. - 3 5 cea.. . . · ·rrom· Vaughn's . Th~ . car wash Subtcdbtfl nol desiriDI to pay dfe.cirri« may free, however, donations will remit I• ldvuce direct to Tht D~y S.atlael accepted. . 00 1 thrDe. ai:r. ot 12 IDODth bull. Cfedk willie EMS responds to six calls ---Area death---- Eastern teacher resigns post Huntington,glass plant to close; 475 people f~ce layoffs rw Stocks Stop out and take a look at our model homes and let us show ou wh weare . .. TH.I N.IW MARlC.IT --Li.vestock reJJ,.ort-- NAME BRAND MATERIALS Lottery results you already paid your fare. Have a feeling as if your own troubles niceday." ha ve been 1·1ghtened if only Or consider these examples of because, at that moment, the world ran,dom and ·:senseless" acts of has become a slightly better beaucy: place." . A woman in Seattle P.lants daf. What does all of this have to do fodils aloilg a roadway. 'Anything with_ the random and senseless acts you thinlc there should be more of, of VIOlence with which this sto.V do it,'' she says. · began? ., A man in Atlanta roams the Only th-is: There is a limit to streets ~ollecting litter in a super- what ·you and I can dO about Florimarket can. da'·s tourist murders. That also goes What makes these acts of beauty for most of the other evil that has and kindness not only random, but pu~ "dece~t society in danger of also "senseless" is that on the sur- bemg rent mto so many pieces we face they make no sense. .There is may not be: able .to put it together.' ' nq obvious reason for dliin~ them. T.S. EholsaJd manlcind canoot What is the sense of paymg the endure too much desol!ltlon. bridge toll for six people you don't . We are reaching the aisis point know and probably will never 10 our e~ilranCe noy... meet? · • · But ·!f we can preserve some of . But such actions often have a ·the baste values. of.tife _ suCh as way of setting in mo.tion a wll_ole ~eauty .and kindness ..._ we will new sct..of .•fsenseless" acts of- have IBid hold on tbat which can goodness - untli we have a chain yet save us. · reaction. · For YOU and·nie, it wilihiea!l As The writer of the niagazine planlln$ daffodils by' lhe ·roadside anicle says, "If yeu werQ one of ~( putung an occasional quarter thOse rush· hour drivers who found lQto some s~ger's parld.rii meter •. k·our bridge fare wa.s gaiil, who ·· thatweaee 15 a....._.,,..,...., """' "'-,.-. no~s wha1 you may . ave been ~f indeed we in Amefica Uve in 10spi,red to do for ·someolle ellte? 1 sack society, the11o "senaeless" Wave someone on lt.the intersec• and random goodness may be·as (ion? Smile at a tired~clerk? Or ~so·ry .to our nlCO>'CI')' as any of S(lmething 1....,_ _ . and..,_,_.,,' . · · the .....,... _ ,•• ·A~•'-' the IJI"'""sa. --~~"'......... ' .... _ "' ""''' ..,..~ There may bo other .c onsc- . . Geor1e Pb!Je Ia 1 •Y.itleat· quenoes iS well: "You can · .•, com· - ei1 wrl"- for ....:n.,.•per Ente · .... ... ~""'"" mit I· random kindness without priSe AltoCIIItlon. . ,•' . . ' ' ' . ' The Dally Senllnei-PaaH '' ". 'I RANCHES - CAPE CODS . BI·LEVELS AND TWO STORIES • ' Plan car· wash rosnwha. across • ~· JiveD. Clrrier eadl weC!k.. OCT. l-IN • N.·..b'lcnptJ..!s by ~I ~tted to ~ ' ----lfmlilbh. . • t.·. ~$41-·= t) .• -Mello -OPEN BOUSE . . w.a........;............................,........ $21.14 :16 Wtob ......... ;......................:......:....... .$-13.16 ~z Wtob.~............................................. .$14.76 w,.:.~!~.~.~.! . . . .$23.40 .........." .....,................,... ,.~5,60 saWMti ..............,...,.,r . ·-....,....,.188.40 oc,.. '-·· KANAUGA DRIVE -IN 13 2t - .' IS CI.OS~D FOR 'hiE SE~SON, tHANK YO.., . FOR Y0!1R . PATRONAGE. SEE · Y,OU N15Xf,SEASON! BALLOONS FOR KIDS FREE HOI DOGS &DRINKS Mon.-Thurs. 12·8 p.m.; Closed Fri.; Sat. 10-5; Sun. 1·5 500 feet below Pomeroy-Mason Bridge ' ·'· 304-na-soo1 w. VA. ' �( • Sentinel The Friday, October 1, 199;J Ohio Ppge- - The Dally Sentinel hlnts regain tie ,for first' in NL West race ' Astros won 10-8, to throw the NL West race into a two-way de again. {AP) FORCED AT SECOND · Atlanta ' s Ron Gaol Is forced at second by Houston's Craig Biggio during Thursday's game in _Atlanta. The • Scoreboard (Jimenez 0.0), 10:35 p.m. Sa turcb}"1 Games Seattle (Fleming J 1-5) at Minneaou (Banks 11 -11), Noon Milwaukee(Banc. IO· ll)alBoaon (Scle 7-2), 1:05 p.m. ~it ~&cr S-4) at New Yoti (Ab-bot;. 11 -13), 1.30 p.m. Major r..ca..ue B~Mhlill At AC~nee · ByThtMiodated Prest AIITlm•EOT AMERICAN LEAGUE EutDivblon W • ·Toronto NewY«k Odroit PeL GB ..5 91 .541 8 -------- 94 65 --·---- 86 73 ----------- 84 Baltim(ft. L -------s ...... ·----·---........ a...t.nd Milwaukee ---- -- 5211 75 83 80 76 66 76 79 83 93 .522 10 11 .S03 14 .478 18 .415 2S ........ W L 91 68 17 ~ 9) Pilllbw!lh {WIJII'O'II-7) 01 Mono.oJ (H....W. j:2~ 7:3S pm. Colondo (HmiJ 11-16) at Allanu (Av· cr; 17-6), 7:40 ~m. P!illadolphil (Scllillin& 15-7) " St. ~ (Olivarea S·2). 1:05 p.m. ~ ChiCigo rr111dwel 0-2) 11 San Dicto (Aahby 3-10),!0:3S p.m. San FrmciKo (Btukcu 21-7) 11 Loll An· gele:s (R.Manincz 10-11 ), 10:35 p.m. SaiUrdaJ'• Gama PiU.but&h: (CooP 11 -10) at Montreal (RUCk% 8-ll), I :35 p.m. Phihdclphio(lo:kaon!2-II)01St. !.ouia (Uii>lni 1·3), 2:15p.m. HouSlOil (PoJluall17-4) at Cincinnlti Sunday' • GamH Milw1ukee at Boston, I :05 p.m. 6 9 11 21 Detrm t at New York, I :30 p .m. Chin go l l Oevelilld, l :35 p.m. Toronto 11 Baltimore, I :35 p.m. Seattle at Minnaw, 2:05p.m . Kansas City u Tens , 3:05p.m. 22 1A CalifomJJ at0akllnd,4 :0S p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE · Eut DlviJion W L P.:L GB ~ - Phila d elp hia .... 96 63 92 67 .. &5 74 ....... 82 ?7 Montrr.al St. Louis Aorida at Oevcland .604 .579 .535 .516 4 11 .46.5 2l ........... 64 95 .403 .352 32 40 New Yodf: ....... 56 103 (Browuina 7·7),l:!l p.m. San Franciaco (Hicbnon 6,5) It 1...ol Anget.. (Hm1UJer 12-12), 3:05p.m. New YaQ (Fcmandcz4-6) at FlMda (Roopp4-S), 7<1! pm. · Chicaso (Morlan 10-14) 11 San Dicp WLPcLGB Hrmstoo Los Angdcs (Quan1ri116-ll), 7:3S p.m. Cincinn ati Cclondo San Diego Sefttle (Jchnton 11-8) 1t Minnelou cr-bley 6-5), 8 m r.mkanaal Cily (Cone 1-13) at Tcmu .635 .635 . . 83 76 522 ...... 80 79 ... 12 87 .503 .453 .42..1 ....... 67 92 ........ 60 99 .3T1 Wonhip • It a.m., Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. ' Rutland Flrilt Bapllst Church Sunday Sehool - 9:30 a.m. Wcnhip • 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist East Main St. Sunday SChool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m. First Southern Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School· 9:30a.m . Wonhip • 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. First Baptist Chun:ll 6th and Palmer SL, Middlepon Pastor. Rev. lames A. Seddon Sunday SChool-9:15a.m. Wonhip • JO:IS a.m., 7:00p.m. A.B.Y.· 5:30p.m. , Lord's Supper ht Sunday of every month. Wedilesday Service-7:00p.m. IYiftM , ~~"'~,~~~. f6r Jesus? ~•• • ..,. "'- · · The Good news is: THERE IS HOPL .Hts name is JESUS , and He can help you overcome the problems you're facing and bnng peace and happiness back into you r life. Racine F1rst Baptist Pastor: Steve Fuller Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wcdnesday Services · 7:00 p.m. Sliver Run Baptist Paalor: Bill Liule Sunday Schcol· IOa.m. Worship- lla.m.,7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. If you 've tried everything, and have found no answer. we Simply ask: "ISN'T IT TIME FOR JESUS?" MI. Unloo Bapllsl Paator : Joe N. Sayre Sunday Sehool·9:45 a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. j 1be Assemblies qf God \ LIBEm .ASSEMBLY OF GOD Bethlebem Baptist Pastor; Rev, Earl Shuler Sunday &:hoc! ·10:30 a.m . Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Thursday Services· 7:30p.m. Gregory A. ,Johnaon, P•tor Duckling Lon&IP.O. Box 467 M•on, WMI VIrginia 25260 Sunday service -11:00 am Old Bethel F,... Will Baptist Church 211(i()l St. Rf. 7, Middleport Sunday Sehi:>ol • tO a.m. Evenina - 7:30p.m. Thunday SerVice• • 7:30 Su.U,r'• Came~ !8 21 Calondo•t Atlanul,1:10p.m. New Yodl: at Aorida, 1:35 p.m. 29 Pilllburgh at MW~ual, I :35 p.m. .Phibdelphia at SL l..a&W, 2:15p.m. Houlton at Cincinnati, 2:J!Ii p.m. S1n Frmcilco It Lol Aftadea. 4:0.5 p.m. Chicaao at San Die&o, 4~ ~.m. ( , 34 4! '-. Gallipolis, Ohio 4:30 & 7:30 Gallia Cou Fair Board (BJOCiil3-13),!ll:OS p.m. . x·dinched division title (Pivlik 11-6), 1:35 p.m. California (Holumcr0.2) 11 Oill•nd Pattor. Mark Monuw ~~..::., overwhelming you? Many people do. ... ... ... 1993 grid standings (Overall) Team · W L TP OP Point Pleasant.. ...... 5 0 130 27 GaUipolis., ............ .3 J· 101 · 32 Portsmoutlt ............2 2 n 60 Logan ....................2 2 90 92 ltiver Valley ..........2 2 43 90 WartenLocal ........ l 3 63 81 Jackson .................. 1 3 49 65 Marie.ua ................. I 3 68 110 Coal Grove ............ ! 3 49 113 Athens ...................0 4 37 I39 Meigs ....................0 4 28 140 Toniabt'saames: River Valley at GaUipolis ~tit NDa~Aihens Jackson at Vinton COultty . Miami Trace at Lop! Marieua at Hannibal River Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane team now," sail! starting OSU quarterback Bob Hoying. " They ' ve made great strides and they play with so much emotion . ... Northwestern's always been a eelJar team in the Big Ten. Mentally you have 10 get over that and real: ize they're for real this year." "They're a dang erous team now," said defensive back Chico Nelson. Ohio State coach John Cooper, in particular, talked about the Wild· cats as if they were a conference . contender. "They've got some individual athletes who can . lin~up and play with anybody in the country," Cooper said. Forest Run Baptist PaslOI': AriulHun. Sunday Schoot '.'IJO a.m. Wonh.ip - II .,tn , Mt. Moriah Baptist Foonh &. Main St, Middleport Pa11.or. Rev. Gilben Craig. Jr. Sunday &:hoc! · 9:30a.m. Wonhip. t0:4S a.m. Antiquity Bapllst Pastor: Kenneth Smith Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. Thunday ~.,.. · 7:30p.m. Rutland Free Will Baptist Salem St. Pastor: ReOJ. Paul Taylor Sunday SChool · 10 a.m. _ Evening . 7 p.m. Wedn~lday Services · 7 p.m. Columbus Southern Power and Ohio ( Power are recycling refrigerators .. . because it'sgood for the environmen~ and. 11 's good for yo~r budget. You could save up to$100 on your annual ,• energy bills. and we'll conserve precious natural resources. We'l l remove any working second .• . Catholic ;,..; Pomer;r;..ulde Church of Christ 3 Clilldlal'a Homo Rd. Sun~ School · I I a.m. Wonhip ·IOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednetday Strvices • 7 p.m. a... ·ofshai'Dii Ron- Chu..,. Gt11h. . l.lnled Methodist Wcnhip- 9:30 Lm. (ht & 2nd Sun~ 7:30p.m. (Jid & 4th SIDI) Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. ML Olive UnKed Methndltl Off 12A behind Wilkesville Pastor: O.arlet Jonet Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. w,.,.hip - I 0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services : 7 p.m. ' Melp Cooperative l'llrlsh Northeast Cluster Alfred PastOr. Sharcin Haunnan Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. Grove Church ReediVIIIe Churdo ar Christ Pa1tor: Philip Sturm Sllnday Seilool: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Selvice: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednaday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union Harttard Cllurda oi'Chrlst In Christian Union Hanfcnl, W.Va. Pasior: Rev. David McMania . Sunday School· I I a.m. · Wonhip • 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Service~- 7:30p.m. Church of God c•- ML Morta• af God Racine · Putor. Rev. Iunes Sauerfield Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. · Evenina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. RuUond Chut'l'h or God Pallor: Jolm F. Coroon~n s...~ School· tO a.m. • Wonblp • tJ a.m., 7 p.m. Wednetday Services - 7 p.m. SynCIIIt c•urch ol' God Apple and Second Sta. Pastor: Rev. David Ru11ell Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Evenina Services·7 p.m. Wedneaday Service~· 7 p.m. Churdl of God of Prophecy OJ. White Rd. elf St. RL 160 Pastor: Pat Henson Sunday Sehool- 10 a.m. Wonh.ip • I I a.m. Wednctday Services - 7 p.m. Wonhip • 6 p.m. Wedncaday Servicea • 7 p.m . chloronuorocarbons to help protect • the ozone layer and safely destroy any PCBs. The remaining meial will then be reprocessed into new I products. The more inefficient refrigerators we remove, the greater Chester PaslOr: Sharm Haunnan Wonhip - 9 Lm. Sunday School • I0 a.m. Thunday Seryices - 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Brenda Weber Wor1hip · 9:30a.m. Swulay School· 10:30 o.m. Wednesday Services • 7:30p.m. LmgBoUom Pastor: Rev. Phillip Sc:arbeny Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Reedsville Pastor: Rev : Phillip Scarberry Worship -9.30a.m. 1st & Jrd Swtday ·7:30p.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Tuppen: Plaint St. Paul Pa~tor: Shatal Hausman Sunday School- 9 Lm. Worship · 10 a.m. Tuesday Services - 7:30p.m. Pastor: Deroo Newman Sunday &:hoot • 9:4S a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Wedneaday Services - 7:30p.m. Enterprise Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School • I 0 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday SerJices · 1 p.m. Forest Run • Pastor: Deron Newmin· Sunday School · tO a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Thursday Services· 6:30p.m. j1rul ,_ Middleport, Ohio 467~0 (1141992·18117 - t99B ·OOKS) CHURCH SUPPLIES It BIBLES . Smart use of your energy wi!Lkeep your electric rates below the • national average. So turn it off and 1\ltll it in. Call Columbus Southern Power or Ohio Power at I-81XJ..2-TURN·!N and do a good turn. ,601 EAST • 992-2259 ··PRESCRIPTION SHOP ' '""'"' 271 lhrth . StcttMI .' li.l41tporl. Ohl• ' . • SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY ·sAlES & SliVICE 992-7075 Mirth S.Collll AvL Mllllll-1, Ohio 112 J • ,, Bethany Putor: Kennelh Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip- 9a.m. Wednelday Services- 10 a.m. • GR~VELY . TRACTOR SALES 204 -Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . • 992-2975 , RAWUNGS.(OATS FISHER ., FUNERAL HOME .992-5141 2114 South 2nd Middleport Church of JtsUJ Cltrlsl, II postolk Faith 114 mile pasl Fon Meiss on New Lima Rd . PallOr. William Van Meter S7~ Faith Tabernacle Clturl'h Bailey RWI Road Putor: Rev. Enunc:tt Rawson SlUiday School- 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thunday Service - 7 p.m. Syr.ruse Mission 141 I Bridgeman St., Syrocuse Past<>r. Roy (Mike) Thornpoon Sunday School · I0 a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday Servia: -7 p.m. Hazel CommunllJ Church Off RL 124 Pastor. Rehel Hut Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Laurel CUll Fro< MethodlsJ Church Pastor: Pet.c:rTremblay SWlday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Wo11h.ip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Dyesvllle Community Church Sunday Sehool - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Rutland Bible Melhodlst Pastor. Rev.lvan Myen Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 pm. 'Wedne1day ScMcea - 7 p.m. Salc:m SL, Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Muasc:r Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonh.ip · II : 15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Coolville l.lnlted Methodist Pari"' Pastor: Helen Kline CootVtlle Churdl I Main .t. F'tfth St~ SWlday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Tuesday Semce1 - 7 p.m. Morse Chapel Church Bethel Church Townahip Rd., 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m. W0r1hip - 10 a.m. Wednesday Servicel - 10 a.m. Hockingport Church Grand Shut Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday Services - 8 p.m. Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 Swtday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30a.m. Nazarene R~~elne Ji1nt Church ot &he N•zarene PallOr: Thoma• L. Gates. ll Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Chun:h of the Nazarene Pastor: Gregory A. Cundiff Refdsvllle Fellowship Church ot the Nazarene Pastor: John W. Dooglas Sunday SChool - 9:30a.m. Wonh.ip - 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday Service! -7 p.m. ~unday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. I'Gmeroy Cburch fllhe Nazarene' Pastor: Rev. Thomas McClung Sunday School · 9:30 a.m . Worahip - 10:30a.m. 1nd6p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ,~, Nationwide Ins. Co. ol Columbuos, 0 . 804 W. Mam 992 -1111 Pomeroy . Prestriplions . m Pomeroy WANT ADS GET I • I • Christian FelkrwQ!Ip Cen&a- Pastor.: Mike Matson Sunday sd!ool · tO a.m. Wcnhip - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Filth Goopel Church tona8caoo> Sunday School- 9JO a.m. Worsh.ip - 10:45 a.m., ?JO p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Mt. Olive Communlly Churc:h Pastor: Lawrence Bwh Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneday &rvice - 7 p.m. United Faith Church Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pus Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · J0:30 a.m., 7 p.m. WeOOcsday Service · 7 p.m. Full Gospel Llghthou,. 33045 1-Wand Road, Pcmeroy Pas1or: Roy Hunter Sunday School - I 0 a.m. RESULTS LIKE DIAMONDS Rejok:lng Life Chu..,. Sunday School - I0 a.m. Wednesday Services · 1 p.m. SWlday-7:00 p.m. . p.m. Fnd.y-1 :00 p.m. W~eaday-7:00 Cllfl.on Tobern- Church aift.on, w.v•. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p.m. Thunday Service - 7 p.m. Pentecostal Pentecoital A-bly St Rt. I 24, Racine Put«: William Hoback Sunday School · I 0 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednelday Services - 7 p.m. Mlddltt:: z~~osta· Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday • 10 a.m. a.m. Sunday School . 9:45 a.m. Middleport Prubyterlao Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. S7racuse Flnt United Prabyterian Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II am., 4 p.m. (1st & 3rd Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventrst Seventh-Day ildventl!l Mulbeny Hts . Rd., Pcmeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Sabbath Seilool - 2 p.m. Worship - 3 p.m. United Brethren Mt. Hennon United Brethren In Christ Church T exas ComrnWlity off CR S2 Putnr: Robert Sanden Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonh.ip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdmy Services · 7:30p.m. Eden United Brethren in Christ 2 1 miles north of Reedsville on Swe Route 124 Pas10r: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School - lO a.m. n. Wonhip · 7:30p.m. Wed~ Services - 7:30p.m. Evenins 7:30p.m. Tuesday & Thunday - 7:30p.m. Nease Setllement Church Sunday Worship · 2:30p.m.; Thursday services · 7:30p.m. South Bethel New Testament Silver Ridge Pa1tor: Duane Sydc:nuricbr Sunday School • - a.m. Wonh:f. " - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednes y Service · 1 p.m. Carletun lnterdenomln•tlonal Church Kingsbury Rcod Pa slor: Clyde W. Henderson Sunday School · 9:30a.m . Evening' · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service -7 p.m. Freedom GOSJ>d Mission Bald Knot>. on Co. Rd. 31 P1stor: Rc\1 . Roger Willford . Sund"ay School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne~day Se rvitr: - 7 p.m. -.G:IJIS.QUICKEL AOENCY INC. RIDENOUR SUPPLY '/(.~ POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 BILL QUICKEL SWISHER .& LOHSE ,~~!~! · ~ Stmday School9:30 a.m. Wonhip - II 1.m., 1:30 p.m . Wedneaday Service . 7:30p.m. The Salutlon Ann7 Morning Star Putor: Kemeth Baker Swtday &:hoot· 9:4S a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Thunday Servipc1 · 7:30p.m. ~ P.stor: Rev. VictorRoulh 500 N. 2nd A.... Middleport Pas10r: Lawrence Foranan Pearl St., Middlepon Pastor: Sam Andenon Sunday School tO 1.m . EOJming - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi<e - 7:30p.m. Racine Putor: Ken Molter Sunday Sc:bool - 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Calvary Pilgrim Clutpel Harri1onville Road Trlnlly CGncrqatlonal Church Pastor. Rev. Roland Wildman OturCh • 9:lS a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Cannel Putor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:45 Lm. (2nd & 4th Swt) East Letart Pastor. Ken Molter Sunday SChool · 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. Folllt Fol-shlp Cruilade for Chrlot Pntor: Rev. Fnnlclin Dickens Servia:: Friday, 7 p.m. StJversvllle W...d of Faith Putor: David Dailey Swtday School 9:30 a.m. Evenin~ - 7 p.m. Middleport CommunltJ Church . Sutton Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sund"'' School-9:30a.m. Wonh.ip • 10:4S a.m. (1st & 3rd Sun) Colvory Bible Church Porne.<ty Pike, Co. Rd. Puwr: lt.v. Blac:l:wood Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhtp I 0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. W<dnt:sday Servi<e · 7:30p.m. Endt.ime Route ot Pnyer , (.. Burlingham dtulclt cif Rome 33) Panor. Roben. Vance Sunday wonhip - 10 a.m. Wodnesday servi~ - 6:30p.m. liS Buaemut Ave., Pomeroy . s...day Schcol - 10:30 a.m. Wcnhip • 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. P. J. PAULEY, AGENl \Boof.s 93 Mill StrHI . SnowviUe Putor: Florence Smi lh Sunday SChool· 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Syracuse Church ot the NUirene Pastor: Rev. Ri~;k StuT)ill Flatwoods '·. Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday &:hoot · I 0 a.m. Wonhip • I I a.m., 6 p.m. Thursday S~ices- 7 p.m. . C\\\ift ·"' . MEIGS TIRE ~ \ CENt. ER, INC. \ \ .· J. MereU~ Fultz 'I Ph~01 Pomeroy Pq:tor: Afthur Crabtree Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m. Thunday Service• - 7 p.m. Sunday SChool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedne!d1y Services - 7 p.m. Centr•l Cluster Asbury (Syracuse) ~l~ the financial and environmental benefitS we'll gain. . United Methodist Liberty Christian Cburdl O..ter Pastor. Woody Call Sunday Evenins- 6:30p.m. Thursday Selvice • 6:30p.m. H....-Yllle COIRmuolty Church Putor: The100 Dwlwn Sunday - 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m . Wedne1day - 7 p.m. Sal... Center Pastor. Ron Fierce Sunday s.hoot - 9:15a.m. . Wcnhi)f'· IO:IS Lm . St. Put Lutberon a...ch Comer Sycamore A. Second SL, Poneroy Pa110r: Dawn Spaldin& Sunday School • 9:4~ a.m. Wonhip-lla.m. Hkkory Hills Church oi'Chrlst Pastor: Joaeph B. Hoskin• Sunday Sehool • 9 a.m. Worship • I0 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Other Churches RutJ:~nd Our Saviour Lutheran Church Wahlutaild Henf)' Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Co-paston: Rev1. Richard & Patricia Booda-Krug Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m. Bradford Chu..,. of Christ Comer of SL Rt 124 & Bradbury Rd. Evangenst: Den:k Stump Youth Minister: Matk. NOlter Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 8:00 a.m.,\0:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Pa_, Cham• Dani&an Sunday ac:hool· 10:30 a.m. Worship • 9:30a.m., 1 p.m. Wonhip - 10 a.ril. St. John lAtheran Church Pine GroOJe Pastor. Dawn Spalding Wonhip ·9:30a.m. ~ Sunday Sd1ool·I0:30a.m. Rutland Church or Christ Paster: Euscne E. Underwood Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30a.m., 7 p.m. Fllrvlew Bible Churdt Letort, W.Va. RL I PallOr: Jame1Lewis Sunday &:hoot • It un. Wor1hip • 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi<e ·7:30p.m. N.., Ha•.. Chu..,. of tile Nazarene Putor: Glendon Suood Sunday Sehooi · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wedaelday Service!· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 6p.m. Lutheran Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wor~hip. 10:30 a.m. Youth Meeling - 5:30p.m. Evcnins Service - 1 p.m. Wednesday. Bible S1udy - 7 p.m. Ruttand Churdl ar t1te Nazareoe Putor: Samuel Buye Sunday Sehooi · 9:30am. Wnnbip • I 0:30am., 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Service• . 7 p.m. Sunday School ·10:00 am. Wonhip • 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servi<e• - 7 p.m. RockSprlnp Putor.Keith Rader Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Recraanlzed Chun:h or Jesus Christ In Latter Day Salnll Pol11and~R.acine Rd. Pastot: Jeny Collins Swtday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service• - 7:30p.m. -Dexter Church ot Christ Whlte'a Cloopol W....,.u / 'Coolvilie Rold · Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour s...day School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip - !0:30a.m. Wedneaday Selvice · 7 p.m. Portland Flnt Churdl rlltle Naurent Panor. Willin l111ti1 ........, Latter-Day Saints Tuppen Plain Church of Chrlll Pastor: Bill Wines Sunday School- 9 un. Worship · 9:4S a.m., 6:30p.m. • , Palter: l!unhae (GI'II«) Kee Sunday School -9:15a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m:, 6 p.m. Wedn<lday Service• - 7:30p.m. Pastor: Robert Manley Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship • !0:45 a.m., 1 p.m. Thursday-Service. 7:30p.m. Church or Chrlll Pastor: Tom Runym Sunday Sehool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. S~ay ~·9:30a.m. We'll Recycle Your Freezer Too! Pine Grove Bible Hollnea Church t/2 mile cif Rt 32S Hysell Run Hollnta Church Brad~ury Pastor: Oary Hine• refrigeratororfreezer from your home at no cost to you. We 'II recycle the Pearl Cltopel Pa•tor: Flcrenee Smith Sunday School • 9 Lm. Worship • tO a.m. WeJieyan Bible Holln. . Church 1S Pearl St. , Middleport. Pastor: Rev. John Neville Sunday achool • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7;30 p.m. Zloo Church of Chrlot Pomeroy, Harriaooville Rd. (Rt.l43) P11tor: Roger Watson SWlday·SChool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedne•day Selvic:es · 7 p.m. Hm~lock New Uma Road, Rudand Putor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday Khool· 9:30a.m. Sunday wcnhip -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting- 7 p,in. October 1, 1993 Chesoler eto.rdo of Ute Nuor'"e Putor: Rev . Herbert Gn10 Sunday~ · 9:30a.m. Worship · II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednescfay Service• • 7 p.m. • Mloenvllt Puior: Deron Newman , Sunday s.hoot - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Paotor. Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. Beann!low Rldae Church of Christ Putor: I ack Colearove Sunday School :9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. W<dnelday Service•- 6:30p.m . Laopvltle Chrltllan Church . ,;;l'!'day School · 9:30 1-11)Wolihip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Putor: Frmk S'milh Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servi<ea . 6p.m. Holiness Keno Church of Chrlll Wcnhip ·9:30a.m. Sunday Sdioot. 10:30 a.m. O!.cstcr .. ... GreceEpbeopat_Chu..,. 326 E. Main Si. , Pomeroy Rec:utr: Fr. Bill Lyle Holy Eucbarilt and Sunday Sohoo! t !a.m. eotrco hOur followinJ New Life Church of God .. ' .. • "1 Cllu... ofChrlll 212 W. Main SL Putor: AndiOW MiJea SOlliday~· 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednea<lay Service• - 7 p.m. Sacred Heart Catbolk Church : • 161 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5198 • Pas10r: Rev . Waller E. Heim • : Sat. Con. 4:45-5:\Sp.m.: Man- 5:30p.m. : Sun. Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m., Sun. Masa - 9:30a.m. Dailey Mu• - 8:30 a.ni . ·• I ~- Faith Baptist Church Railroad SL, Muon Sunday School- 10 a.m . Wonhip - II a.m., 6 p.m. WeOOesday Service• - 7 p.m. Warren Local II Meadowbrook Porisn)outh 81 AJhland Buf-Wayne II Coal Grove M~ at AleXander · W-"lllnUt'Van ' ,~ ,) .. VIctory Baptlst lndependant 52S N. 2nd SL Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship -tOa.m.• 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Recycle \Our Setond Refrigerator And He~ Keep This From Spoiling -, <;""' Hillside Bapllll Church St. Rt 143 ju11 off Rt 1 Panor: ReOJ. James R. Acree. Sr. Suftday School - 10 Lm. Wonhip • lla.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. return to action Saturday COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)Throw out the 40-yard dash times, the defensive yardage allowed aod the points per game . on _offense. The uuest measure of Improvement in Northwestern's fooibaU team is that just winning isn't good enough anymore. "We'~,co~ing off a relatively OK wm, Wtldcat coach Gary Barnett said of his team's 26-14 victory last Saturday over Wake Forest. For years, any win would have been something to get excited about. Now the Wildcats strive to win the right way, t() execute correctly and concisely instead of just escaping the stadium without a loss. Norlhwestern has finished no better than eighth in the Big Ten m 18 of the last 19 years and hasn' t been to a bowl ~arne since 1949. If the Wildcats wm just twice more, they will malCh the most wins by a Northwestern team since 1971 the last time they beat Ohio State. The Buckeyes have won the last 17 meetings, by an average score of 45-10. But this year the Wildcats are 21 and, despite being a 19-point underdog, are being considered a volatile opponent by seventh· ranked Ohio State {3-0) in the Big Ten opener for l)oth. "They're a totally different Eptscopal Free WUI BapUII Chun:h Ash Suu~ Middleport SllUrday SeiVi<e · 7:30p.m. Sunday SChool· 10.a.m. Hatll (Mlddllport) Church of Chr1 st Middleport Church of Christ 5111 and Main Pastor: A1 Han.IOI'I Youth Mini1tt:r. Bill FriZier Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service• ·1 p.m. {M.ddux19·10}, 3 p.m. West Dlvlilon At..lanlf. ........ .. 101 58 San Prancisco ....... 101 58 The Braves lost 1wo of three games without a shutout was 150 games to Houston. They had won by Pittsburgb. in 1924 -25 . Th e 14 straight series since losing to major league record is 308 by the Montreal on Aug. 6-8. New York Yankees from August John Smoltz {15-ll) was chased 1931 to August 1933. in the fifth inning. Xavier HemanWakefield {6-ll) closed lhe season with consecutive shutouts. dez '(4·5) was the winner. Trailing 10-5 in the ninth, the Tommy Greene {16-4) lost for Braves tried to come back agiDnst the fust time in 12 starts. Doug Jones. Terry Pendleton bit a\ Mets 3, Cardinals 2 RBI single with one out and " The Mets , who staned lhe season with two wins at Shea Stadium, Damon Berryhill followed with an closed their home schedule with RBI single. ·d · h · Mark Lemke grounded into a their thtr sll'!llg 1 VIctory. forceout that scored one run and GRAVELY mACTOA pinch-hitter Ryan Klesko singled. SALES & SERVICE Nixon ran the count full before fouling out to lhird base. 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Pirates 5, Pbillies 0 FALL AND WINTER Philadelphia was shut out for HOURS the fust time in more than a year, · Tues -Fri. 9:00-5:00 stopping its modem NL record of Sat 9:00· 12:00 scoring in 174 straight games. Clos~Monday Tim Wakefield pitched a fourhitter that sent the visiting Phillies to their first shutout since Pittsburgh's Doug Drabek beat them 30 on Sept. 19 , 1992. The previbus NL record for Cc:Mondo (b~ 12--10) at Atlanta 14 ... 74 85 Pituburgh Dcuoit (Mooro 13--9) 11 New Yod: (fanan1 0.2), 7:30 p.rn. Tonn.o(SIOQ.Jemyre 11·11) at B•lti mero (Valcmucll7· 10), 7:35p.m. Milw1utoc (N.vano 10-12) 1t BOlton • HOUlton (Swindcllll · l3) at Cincinnati (Rijo 14-1), 7:35p.m. 9-10), 7:05p.m. Ch..icago ~Buckeyes (Wealhcn 2-2), 7:3l pm. (D rown IS-11), 3:05 p.m. C alliomia (Finley IS-14) a1 Oakland (Su~.e liffe Only pn\CI achcduled ChicaJo (Fernandez (Qui; 7-4~ 7:05 pm. New York (TclJhcder 5-2) at Florid. (Welch 9·1 0), 4:0S p.m. To ~nt o (Hc;ntgen 19-8) n Baltimore TCI.U 6, OUland 2 Frklly 11 Gamt~ New Ycxk 3, St. lAud 2 HouaUlll 10, A1lan1a 8 s~ FnnciKo 3, Loa AnRCie' 1 Only JII:IICI acbcduJed FrldaJ'I Camet Kansu City (Gordon 11-6) at TCJ: .. Pel. GB .572 Tud .. ......... 85 74 ..5 35 Kanlu City ....... &2 n .st6 Seal1lc ...... ..... SO 79 .503 MinDcaota .,._ .. 70 89 .440 California .... ..... 69 90 .4 34 Oakland ......... 67 92 .421 a~ diviaion tillc Thund•y•a G1111a MinnetCU 4, Califomia J To«wao 6. 811\it:nore 2 I>c:boit7, Boatm 4 Seaalo 1. OUcago I, 11 i.nninga MOIIU'OII. S, FlOOd• 3 (Mlic.k1 0-Q), 1:35 p.m. -....... · Piuabwah l,l'!liladolphil 0 C~~80 (Alvm::z l!i·S) 11 Clevdand Wat DIYillon .1-ChiCI&O Thunda:r'• Gamel By BEN WALKER AP Baseball Writer The schedule seems to favor lhe Atlan1a Braves . The momentum . migbt favor the San Francisco GiantS. Oqly one thing is for sun;: With three days left, the Braves and Giants ·are tied fQI' fust place in the NL West with 10 I victories. The Giants again drew even Thursday night, winning 3-1 in Los Angeles after Atlanta lost 10-8 at home to Houston. "We · were watching the {Braves) game earlier and we have to thank the Astros for going down there and playing great baseball," Giants manager Dusty Balcer said. "That's what you need, some help from your friends . And now any body playing the Braves is our friend. ' The Braves finish the regular season with three games at home against Colorado. Atlanta is 10-0 against lite Rockies. The 'Giants close with three games at Dodger Stallium. San Francisco is 4-6 against Los Angeles.. · · Billy Swift (21-8) pitched the Giants to their eighth victory in nine games. In Atlanta, John Smoltz (15-ll)' was hit hard as the Braves fell to 4-4 since laking a 3 1/2-game lead on Sept. 21. Swift, tied with Atlanta's Tom Glavine for the league lead in victories, held the Dodgers to two hits - and one run in seven innings. Rod Beck pilChed I 1-3 innings for his 46th save. Tom Candiotti (8-10) pitched well, too, but two errors set up·two unearned runs. · 'l)ie game was scoreless in the fourth when shonstop Jose Offerman misplayed a grounder with two outs. Kirt Manwaring followed with an RBI single, and another run scored on ljle play when right field· er Cory Snyder's throw went into lhe third-base dugout. Matt Williams tripled wilh one out in the eighth inning and scored on Willie McGee's infield single for a 3-1 lead. Astros 10, Braves 8 Atlanta's three-run rally in the " ninlh inning fell shon when Otis Nixon fouled out with runners on · -.,., and third to end the game. I Frl~y. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio (row's FURNITURE & HAIWWM!E ' Homeltte ~aw' Famill Restaw111t ''FiaMi•RKnl•e g Frltd C61du " 228 W. Main St~ Pomerot 992-5432 EWING FUNERAL HOME "' {)i Jlrtit y nn•l S••rTit'f' :tlu·nn " Established 1913 992-2121 I 06 Mulberry Awe. Pomeroy · 214 E. Main 992 -SIJO Pomeroy Jibj_ \:S) Veterans Memorial Hospital 11 S I . Memorial Dr. 992 ' 2104 ,Qftl,tray �Pomeroy-Midd::l::e.::,PO::I1.~0::h~l~o_ _ _ _ _ _,_.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_F.:..:rl.:da::y:.:..,..:O..:c.;.:to..:b..:e.:...r..:1:...•1,;,:99~3 ' •The Area's Number Marketplace Classified page• cover the foUowing telephone e:JCchange& ... place an ad Call992-2156 COPY DEADLINE Mo N. thru FRI. 8A .M.-5P. M. - SAT.8-l2 CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES • • • "'· ) • • • • Ad1 oullid~ the co unty yo ur ad runa muat be prepai..l Receive dUcount for ada paid in advance. Fr~ Ad. :. Giveaway and Found ada under lS word1 will be run 3 daya at no charge. Price of ad for aU capitallette ra ia double price ol ad coat 1 point line type only uaed Se ntinel ia not rNpon~ible for erron afte r fin t day (chec k for erron fir1t day ad .runa in. paper). Call before 2:00p .m. d ay 11fter publication to make correctio n Ada that mull be 'paid in advance are: Ca rd of Tho.nk• Happ y Ada In Memoriam Yard Salea A da.uifaed aAvc:rWement placed in the The Daily Senti nel (uccpt Clauifaed 'oiaplay, Buaineu Card or Legal Notices) willaho appear in the Point Plcaaant Regilller and the GaUipoW Daily Tribune, reac hing over 18,000 ho~e• Public Notice Public Notice STATEMENT OF !)WNERSHIP, MAN.AGEMENT AND CIRCULAnoN 1. Title of Publlc.otlon: The Dally Sentinel, Publication . No. 145·1160. 2. Date of Filing: October 1, 1993. 3. Frequency of lnuo: DoNyMondaythroughFrldoy. A.No.ollooueaPubllahed Annually: 255 B. Annual Subacrlptlon Price: $83.20 Home Dotlv· ered. · 4. Location of Known Offtcool Publication: 111 cOurt SL, Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs County 45769. 5. L-tlon of the Head· Days Words I IS 3 IS 6 IS · 10 IS Monthly IS cent or more of outatanding aharea ol Common Slock; Cede & Co., clo The Depoa~ 'tory Trust Co., P.O. Box 20, Bowling Green Station, Now York, NY 10274; Dorothy P. Ramaour, Truoteaa UIW Roger C. Peace, One Rock· Ingham Rd., Greenville, SC 29607; Genevlve Looke. Sakaa, 201 Chapman Rd., 1 Card of Thanks The Lightfoot family would like to thank our nelghbora, frienda, relatives· and the Bntdbury Church of Chrial for their pnoyera, flowera, food, money and vlalla. A special thankato Derek Stump for hie conaollng warda, the pallbearers and the Ewing Funeral Home and the singers. Your acta of klndneaa will long be remembered. The Jeff Lightfoot FamilY' CLASSD'IEDS GET RESULTS • FASTf Morgan Guaranty Trust mapny, The Prudential Insur- ance Company ol Amerlc.o, Teachefa Insurance & An· nulty Auoclatlon of AmerIca . Average No. Copies Each Issue During Preceding 12 Months: 10. Extent and nature of Circulation. A; Total No, Copies Printed: 5,800. . B. Paid Circulation : 1. Sales through Dealers and Cttrrlera, Street Vendors and Counter Sales: 4,8~ 2. MaVSubacrlptlona:3"&8. C. Tllllll Paid Circulation: 5,011 . D. Free Distribution by Mall Cttrrler or Other Means, Samples, Complimentary, and Other Free Copln: 39. E. Total Distribution: 5,050. F. Copies Not Distributed: 1. OHice Use left Over, Unaccounted, Spoiled Aller Printing: 231. tte'' beneficlarfea under the will; and to the allorney or attorneys repreaenting any of tho aloremanlioned pereona: answer lhe COBRECTION ,·.._\\a~' set\ Ct\( • o.~ .•'\" ~ ... 'HOT DOGS 2"For s1oo '•i Riversid.e Food Mart·, '·, . I' ·'! . Pomeroy . · SERVICE TIMES ' ~ ' 1-lr>tMiot & Exterior Painting (FREE ESnMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 3745·81·24 ol the Ohio Acimlnlatrative Code and 40 CFR 141.24. The ownera of tho water ayalem failed to monitor lor the preaance ol (Continued on 1'1111e 7) ..,l).~fn HAULING LIMESTONE, GRAVEL, TOPSOIL & COAL Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742-2138 314193 1 mo. BUUUDOZ~~~~ACKHDE ...... 1ctl'e 11 ac1111 1'r:fl Complete rules, list of stocks, and Contest·fonns available at all Peoples Bank l001tions. .. . MarieUa Athens Belpre Lowell -1>: 11~>~ ' 373-3155 ' ', ' ' ! ' 423·7516 896·2369 Middleport 'Nelsonville The Plains 992-6661 753·1955 797·4547 614-985-4180 8112193/1 mo. pd 1625 Gallons •so per load Call Ralph At Ave. Middleport, OH MIDDLEPORT· Alarge lot with lots of nowers and' trees. A2 slory stone home with 2 bedrooms, dining room, 1 1/2 baths, and a full basement. Has nice cabinets In kitchen, and kttchen Is equipped. Lots of insulation, front & rear porcll . Cute and Only $35,000 742·2904 W81 GO INTO BUSINESS· With a lillie know how and a lot of inialivt you can become an Entrepreneur (Business Owner) . OWn a Seplic .Tank Service that has baen in business foi 29 years. Comes with a 1978 Ford F600 wilh 35,200 actual mllea that has new radials. new paint job, 2 yrs old pump, ~. 'i ' ' 992-2269 \ USED RAILROAD TIES GRAVEl. SAND, LIMESTONE, TOP SOIL & Fill DIRT " 992-3470 OWNER: lttH Wlckw.._ GENERAL HAULING Limestone EVERY SUNDAY AT 1 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB Gravel 992-7878 7f7/1 Kttleno Frao To Goad Home. 1 lJaht Qrar~ Char CII With WN1e 111fpoa, I Week Old, 2 - ·-23M. 2 Wltfta lloiM, 1 wtoka FT.~ Klllona.,. Utter Tralllld, unly', l\4o38H7tt. 992·701hr 992·555:1 or TOLL FREE I ·100..141·0070 DARWIN, OHIO IBe.ogll-to--a. 11 wU • • 3iOW3T-'25H. Steck !While II- Col 3 Whlto Kilt- L1ttor T,.iMd to =- Cloocl - Only't 114-3t1U7111. ::-c:::~"r.i Very Oontlo, Any Or AI, EAGLE LANES ,. • . Moon, WY (304) 773•5$85 WINTER HOURS Sun.-Thurs. 4-10 pm Frl, & Sat., 4 pm·? lANDY ~ ..................... ~ ...........................,.... ...,.,, JIRJIV WIIIAI)LJNQ .................................... (304) lla-3411 ,.,NI/ng,.,. • ' ' ~ri. . . Pupploa :r:'~lol, llonclay Oct. 4th, · ' T.., EndoluN, Pul--Allie Stain, SIMm Dooro, Qolhaa, lltec:, State Rl180, - · Vory Cute PUD~>io!< 1 ll1te, 1 ~l 3nl, , _ . . . , ..._ "- 121 · - - . Fomate. IM -4.W:.W.. ......, C., Too Many 11oinga llontlonl 6 Lost & Found Found: · - doa, -lily Lob, hie Coller, 1514-eft-5131. Found: mote IIMale dog, PNCh Iller w.u.. Rldgo, -rd, 114H8·103e. RICHARD ROBERTS "Ad Speciallieo" 622 Jey Drive, Galllpoiia, Oh. .446-7612 FaxNoica 446-7612 Garages • Replacement . loel: b<-.. and whllll ao-. mote, "Aibort•, Co. Rd. 25, 1141182·7818. -ani. L.oat: ear bra. 1 blue kly, 1 hM an '"X", ilt2 Uncofn H•, Pomeror. Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL ~E ESTIMATES Lllllo Knor That .._ ToRO..Voley~lhto F- _r,. __ llaybumo ........, 112 1111e on ~ Ro. 1. 11131, Folcloy, Saturday, f.S, Cltrlalmao ~.~.~hac. G•~ Cr•lc"AOid, 1st nme: S1tl.l'day g.? 710 Mile Off Rl, 35, On Loft Fork Road, Clalhoa, Tools. 2 F1mlly; l~n• Nnr North Gel· Ill Whit• House With S~ltu!!~il 3 Family Yard Sa .. : On October 101 4nf. From f.? 3 llll01 WM1 Of Cltoahlto On So. AI. 554, Rain, Shine. Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire • Health • Accident •Annuity, IRA • Mortgage Rocky R. Hupp, D.C.U. • Agent Box 189 Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 843•5264 5/1.W31lfn •• 3 Family, 11t Time: Saturday, ~ 4, 60 Church St, Bktw.ll, w..har, Dryer, Microwne, Bedroom Suite, Table/Chair~, Furniture, Brand Clalhlng, Sega GamH, CraMs, Toys, Band Saw. 3 Famty Yard Sale: On 11t, 2nd, & 3rd Of Ocl. AI : Rodnoy 588. 4 Family Yard ,Sa Ia: Sept lOih, Oct 111 , 2nd, 4th. 6 MIIQ South Rl . 7. 5 Family: Tupperwara Clothe.. Guns, Guhar, Knlv•'!o. T.v., lilac" Friday, Saturday, n83 Rt. '• South. _Gar~~ge 667·6621 4-19·93-tfn 7f71 Ofltlr h•m• For No• Sotunj..,, 1:» Comor 111. lobo<, Koyoo..,. Rood, VInton, Frldtly .Solurdtly, tit• biHnd lnnoty, Flowt till Flatrock, c..,1lna ' Rumrnoge Sole, illlla(-rl Hun- ..-hlna. - Set true-, Vanl Ont Solo1 Set Oct z. 1-s:oa, mite orom -ltoriolle AI 35. Infant, craie, mtec. Yonl ' cNidt•• .......• -= 2m 11ep1o Avo, Of Th.... Fri., Sot., oppltonce., ciothie, lala mltc, c-,- Y•nt s.to: soo Ao~~~~....,.. 11.. 8 llllmud, Sot. Oct. 1:00. z. glrle liM. 3:00, Womtft clothaa, ( -. Monr h - From JR'a Flowont Yard Sate: llall :108 Poleetlnt !'rldoY 1st. lolurdly Znd, 2 !!.,.: tnt.nta Te J TGM.r ~K. ~' 1 IIIIo On Ooorgo'a CrMk 011 ur tutt..ttlo. Frldor, Bill-y, H, 2 llltoo OUI Reule 211, F""" Routo 7, Up tt- W.-: - e d - ... , _ - --Conter nme Yard Solt: Sal Oct. 2. I:G0-4:00, dlahaa, cloth. ., mile. Nice Chlld,.n, Aduft Clolltoa, =,. . .="'"...= . . . . -· ---Taota, ,,......-. .a.- s.1o; F. .r. Setunlay, mlec., 210 E. llaln, 1-4, 1111toa South Oi1 AI. 7, Klcfoi ClothH. T..,.. Moral • Bla Yard s.te Fot a Bit Oct 11'2. 1:00·1. . ._nil .... .rn... Rid~. ~-. w.l',. F~ a Set I:G0-4:.., -trawl trailer old r. • Oct. 1 I 2, mloc., bolt, ""* .. Pomeroy, t:lJ... J trTEP- ., chUd,.nt clolhl"'" a.t::lllp.m., Uper ...-. · On Hll On ......., ~ ~. llept 21, Clalhaa, Tlbn from my tnctucUng: It~ Wolbr,·ear""' 1IGO 8J1Vw Dottin; 01t n..., Celtlng ..., Clolltn, drl~c!f'M'd1 Oct. 1·2. tnh, 1:00-4':00. Yonl Solo, Frl & ·s.at, 1:00.? Tr1ilt< court Rl 2 bo... Yard CraHJ, M•ny Other hemal Southtork Inn, eota, llJds oudn cltOhle, Home Interior ALL Yard Silos Must 81 P11d In Ilot• mo... • AdvlliCO. DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. lhe dly before the ad II to run. Yaod S.~ Oct 1a2, 10-rn. 1 SUnday odftlon • 2:00 p.m. I :OOom. ,.01 ' - II -...t Friday. - y odhlon . 2,00 C.blwlalon, 11111 thte , _ lola •-t DAHCINOI lloyel Ook · pUblic--·.....,~. 11-., Co otg lJiee. Shot!, Loll CltriOI- ftoms, Silk-.... Cuh Roglator, File Cobtnec, lluch Estate Yard S.te: (llonUit Kt111J) 11112 • • !Matt Rt. 7, Oatlloolli, Oct 11l, 2nd, (Frldoy I !lat..,.. t-4, Fll'nhure, Clothing, , AppUe~. Etc. Announc~m~nh Sot., Sltolter, 3011 12th St . 111, 2nd, Rugs, Toyt, Nl co Clothing, HaUowaon Coslumes, l'lw Fomlly Yard Sate : Saturday, Ool- lltd, From N, tn c.;. 992·7878 IIIMIMnl Homeleu Acrou From AddavU11 School, Ote_r., Living Room SUMo, Meatercarcl and VISA"==-....; :J:t..J: date, Oct . .(..$. Y1Jd Sole, 4 famlloo, Fri c.r,ort Sail: Frldoy • Sunday 71, 1110 Second Avenut, Gtl· Rpolla, Chrlsm11 O.ton~tlons, Olltor Good Things! Patios, Sidewalks llooon, Oct. 1-2, 1:00.??: clothoa, toya, mlec, ltema. Rain tooer fst And 2nd, 9-4 P.M. Sun. 11 VN Sl, Clifton, Wil, ' Coats, Misc. Household ttoma, Y1Jd Solo, Fr1 a Sal, Oct 112. Toys. 193 a 111 N. P1rk Or, 1:00, lolo t_,-F,_Thl_ (614) • Family Yard Sale: 50121111. St &:-'i UnwoOd, Rio Granda, Oc· til-. Friday, 4:00. II we don't hove, we can geiiL OUR NEWEST LOCAnON IN MASON, W. VA. IS OPERATED BY CHRIS NEAL. 304·773-5533 2nd Location call Lon Neal Henderaon, W. VII. 304-675-3331 Ad ~ 24, Lola of one coma 111. 304-'lSolftl. Mi'nl 10 Adults, 21 Ylnton We have a large &lock of aeveral name brand tirea and Solo, - g , ~ : OO. Chair, Home Interior, Complata Avon C.pe Cod Sat. !ntl And ... Y""' 3 F1mlly' C.ln Ooocory, '->, Sept. lingo on Rd., Apple OrWe, Oct. 1- Bocto Yord Sole: Lola Of Clotho 4/29/9311. 3 t.mlty yard Nle, 2111 llllldiaon An, 0c11 12. 1:00 tin 7:1111 Pll. Sale, 5I Hilde Drive. ~. Saturd~¥, ..S. End TabiM, CoftM TabiH, Sofa, I Faml1)'; p.m.Sat-y. Porches, Pl. Pleasant & VICinity d•y. AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY LEARN TEXAI Yard Sale; RNr 131 S.CondAve Saturday •1 Lola 01 EVWyt~ ::'lng -"'l :-:,..,....-::-----Y1rd Site: Satur.t.y October 2f!d1 I A.M. -3 P.ll. 1348 llceor· mtca Rd. Blcyct-. Books, S"-, Kldo Clothe., Toys Ruga, SWMp.t, And 11101'111 ' Ftnee, Many ttame To • St111 Routt 160, Friday, Slrlur- Paris and SerYice D.A. BOSTON EXCAVATING a Ofl Rl. 7,111110 lliudtondlao. 31Bittn WORK Flldoy S.IUrdoJ. 101 nme: Frfcter, Sltur#J, 2 985-3406 CONCRETE 5fl:i. . Sept.. 30111. Oct , .., Oct 2nd, OonliltAntiquo S.le: Old T.,., 111aNo, Choir, Llrgo Rocont KY:t.-.- F,_ Yard Sale Mil• 0u1 Chester, Oh. 45720 RESIDE -.in. O c t - - . - r - , Cablnlt, Crown Cit~, Ooio : I caua, a Toots.- TCIIalr, ....... _ , ,. . . . . . On GaUipolls & Vlclnhy NeiN·Homes • VInyl Siding WllKEIIUEY •DOZERS •BACKHOE •TRAC~ LOADER •TRUCKING k - - · lllhlnd Addis.-. ' pan Engtlah Shlpltord blk I wltha, 300-675- BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. RACINE MOWER CLiliiC ROBERT IISSEU CONSTRUCTION II•Ne'w Homes !Argo Famllv Sale: ""'' lloj8, 2 llalanlty, . Clolhlug, Stove, Dlttk, QCt 1st, 104, OctAulo 2nd t-4,·Irick Oct- 1-3. lois, Taka • To Kerr, TIHR l..ft Up 0.W til, Right. 7 36358 SR 7 n~~,tplng t,.oathar--..-. a-. rn11o llllglo, woortnv 11H - . MIUI and BALL GLOVE REPAIR DAVIDSON'S PLUMBING W_flol......., . l~ loel: Block, whh and . . _ , 7122193 (Folfiun' Mason Lanes) 3rd and Po.., Sii'His ' Specializing in Custom Frame Repair lEW IISII Pllrl fOI AU: IUIII & IUIIIS LEATHER REPAIR 4126111n AM Uood, . _ • • II, R .... Its . ...,. ..... And 02111. CUSTOM SADDLES, I. D.C. Repair Center PICKUP and DEUVERY Houro 96· M·F 9-3 sat. Cloaed Sunday 949·2104 ' - ' ' • ..... I C.. Hlw :,.r:r--m:. 1st, :Znd, & 3rd, Bull Run Road, Stratton MTD, Ryan, JotdiJOIII . ...,. w_,.P....-.-Ladloo - " " ' UiM. .. Wom, - : 7111 Coal: tal, 811 5413. For: ttlll;_~ I A lleof malo I I - l e, Llllhar .... - · NI!Jer Wom. S111: 1 n ,.!=Dat: "" 1e11 For: $10;- .._ -I Woolt Old lhophord, Flrm An bu rc'n r. Collt: t1SO · Colllo, Htally 'lllnd, ... For: toll; .. _ - 11061. T - Coot: MOO W For t150 I' Folding T - 8 Folding Adult Cltl To Gifttw1y, Whtte Chair. ~ H1t,.d Or Blick. 114-:zM. VInton. Clolhlng, Books, Mloc, Lots Of Stuff! 985·4473 pOIIJ'EROY· Brick Streel· In town Is this cStlr and cozy 1-2 bedroom home ir.ilth 2 baths. beautiful deck, and nice celllllQ lams. Counl be a oreal rental or slarter home. $25,000 ' WHALEY'S AUTO PI ITS 2112192/tfn Weedealers . . . .. .j . . ... · loel: Ill- llowtd, Btocto !White IT.,, H Found: 114-317- INo Sunday Calls) Mowers -Choll Saws !1'11 -~On . . . . ._ .. V.IIr. t=,.• Cll&a1'a ~r:~=- -1..··'n. ...,. And Wen•• Coltl ¥Iff. Forte Rd., -2'111t. 614·992·7643 Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES RACINE· Appiogrove Dorcas Road· approx. 53 acres of land with 2 aeptlc s)lllems. 2 wells and one water tap. A great place 1o build or put your mobile home on. Clwnef will accept land Conlract. $4,000 down 10% lnlerett 10 years wtth piYII1tlnll of $343.60 a tnonlh __ li30,CICIO , 1130 1tc New 12.J<J.92·tfn MIDDLEPORT· Sycamore Stre~t- A2 story home that has 3 bediooma, aluminum siding. pan basement. new wiring. and llorage building. 125,000 II . . . ,.. ..,. ·a.- Mother, 614·992·7144 BILL SLACK SYRACUSE· Close in, But Secluded· Al1 older 2 stooy home with a newer heat pump, ·newer roo1, and completely redone llto!lehie. Hom.e has 3 bedrooms. sun room. dining room. wraparound porch, patio, and a new deck. Two 01 the bedrooms are huge. . ASKING $45,000 • .... . :.='.£\..:-&Itt - ·-·-· (61 4) 992-7474 POMEROY, OHIO · Creek Road Middleport, ·ohio -FIREWOOD $65,000 ,. QUALITY WORK &GOOD RATES DAVID ARNOLD .38904 Leadin1 •LIGHT HAULING new hoses and 3 porta johns. Serves several counties . . ·....... .' '\ . ·,. -.~ mo. SHRUB & TREE TRIM aad REMOVAL M.'NDA JIWEAS •....•..........••.••.•........................ '112r*S DARa.-1 S'nWAJIIT . .....................................-::..... •:.eM~ '• Pomeroy, Ohio Authorfzad: Brlggo a POMEROY· Uncoln Helghll· Athree bedroom frame home with aluminum tiding, dining room, family room, chain link lented yard, ln·ground pool, off street parking and wooden docka. · JUST $21,900 DOmE TUifNER, aroker ...:.....................,........... t12-1812 . '• 593·7?61 FREE ESTIMATES Take the pain out ol painting. Let me do it lor you. VERY REASONABLE HAVE REFERENCES ~,,,.,,,n ·.;· COOLING 12gatgeolly. Beginning Od. 3 INTERIOR • ,,. ARNOLD'S PLUMBING, HEIDNG & 742-2360 LINDA'S PAINTING, ' WATER HAULING ,r>'!/ ... ... Bill's Tire ofR1venswood announce• Richard Moore has joined our staff. Richard comea to ua with 12 yrs. experience at Pomeroy Home & Auto and C&A Auto Come VIsit Us. ~='1M~.· ·~- 3 kilt_ I moohor cal. 304-m. Shade River Saddle Real Eatate. General . l '-< ,. 4.!/•,:~0o . · '/ '· . ' ' Located ·on S.R. 124, Readavlile, OHiacro" frOm Forked . Run State ParktChurcb phone (614)37'H175 · • .. or (814)37W31~ . . '' will be perlormed In the VOC. within the apeclfled future. , APRil. I, 11111S to JUNE 30, (8) 21, 30 (10) 1 3lc ., . IIIIlS time pellod. Upon being nollfted of Public Notice IIIIa violation by lite Ohio Envlronm~~nlal ProtacUon PUBUCNOnCE The following were Agency, tilerequired to re nlll1te received/prepared by th~ . qu.-ly monllorinll for lhe Ohio Environment• 1 1bove mentioned Protactlon Agency (OEPA) p~ramelen. The. Jeot weak. EHaclive datea ol MIDDLEPORT, VILLAGE OF ftn•l actions and iaauance will take atape to ensure datea oiJ:ropoeed actions that adequate monitoring and ol raft actions are Recordthepoiccofcachsl<>ck \) ·· '\:. " · ;, ' at !he close of business ~ \ 1::'<:, '~ • 1!!0 .Octob.erR.I99'1andfol- ~;'?·'. ' •·.~ . · , ... · · ..~.~·:·: low your portfoli<> .'<{. · · · _ , ;_,,~• ·::' through December 'li . ~o<i-/ · 1993. Peoples Bank . { ~\>~, '\ will peoiodically • e~~ , ' publish portf<>li<> i!J:::J ,~':' . pcrform:mcercports ,f~ · ,,. identifying leaders by It, ·:' · .. first name and Ia." I[G:J _ •' .. initial only. -~;"'~.;;,.,...;;o~ lt..· .. if; • · and TRACN1UE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITE81nd TRAILER SITES LANDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES ' ·- ; 3-16-113-tfn leave Messago Dirt HOWARD EXCAVATING DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS 446-3302 OR TOLL FREE 1·800-394-ROCK OPEN TILL 8 NIGHTLY 1·5 ON SUNDAY '· 949·2168 EVERY THURSDAY EAGLES • . CLUB IN POMEROY 8:46p.m. Spacial Ear1y Bird S100 Payoll Thla eel good for 1 FREE card. Lie. No. 0051-342 Factory Clloke, PubliC Notice This contest requires no investment. . The Peoples Stock PidiinR Contt'SI is sponsort'<i byPcoplcSBahk Discountllrokera~e Service. Ask for a complimentary fee schedule. Peoples Balik brokerAge servic~ are ~ffe rcd· lhrough Oldc Discounl· . Corporalion, Member SIPC, NYSE, NASD. Fund< ale not FDIC insured. FREE ESTIMATES Trtmmng. Topping. RtmciY•t 992·3838 01 Downspouta Gutter Cleaning Painting F&A TREE 36970 Ball Run Road Pomeroy, OhiO Jusl Arrived At Criminal Records MEXICAN BAJAS .Great For Cool Autumn Nights Ideal For Football Games All Sizes, Colora &Styles In Stock!! I Hal New Releases From: Reba, Mr. Big. Nltvana, George StraH, Scorpions, and Many Morell! New FM 105 Rockwear T-Shirts Now In Stock! c-tt• Singles $2.97 •• required under Rule it''ie. ,. ,,/ Gutters CK'S HAULING SERVICE 992-6215 "Come To The Races and Stay For The Feecr Annual hog roast and bean dinner, Oct. 3rd, 1 p.m. Vinton Raceway Admission $6.00 Bring your own drinks Con:pllmentary Dish Public Notice PUBUC NOnCE The MIDDLEPORT, VILLAGE OF ·water ayatam has failed to adequately monitor lor tha presence of Volatile Organic Chemlcala (VOCa) in lhe drinking water Sclec1 S p~cly :.Jdcd stocks from our list of companies and place 1h~m in an imaginary portfolio. Wr'llio:d the percentage gain/loss of all emri~s.for 12 weeks and award $500 to the top performer, $250 .to _ '\ • second place winner and $100 to ihe . ~\ ... , thi,lace finisher. ~~\~ ' · ~ul)day Thlsla.Famlly Cl1a.II) ,Link SUnday · ' ' Roger Ritchie, J.amea Wataon, Robert Marcin'ko. Patricia Calaway, Clerk 46686 Guthrie Road Coolville, Ohio 45723 (9) 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, (10) 1, 3,4,5,6,10tc ·Enter the Peoples Bank Stock Picking Contest! WIN $.500-just PLACE 5 publicly traded stocks . in an imaginary portfolio and SHOW outstrur~ing performance over the fourth quarter. . ·- We ;wit'l ha~• • tre~t foqhe first 150 p,opl",thia, ' ... the meeting contact one of ttie following trustees : ' olher support divisions on Saturday' October 2. Skyline will not race Late Models Jhis week and has completed iiS season for lhe premier division. · Skyline will run modifieds along with 4~ylinder Pure Stocks as iiS support divisions. Sept. 26th- Oct. 31st. c.,~ ,.. Unda't Beauty Shop • a..alor, Ohio wiM have new hours beginning Oct 4th 8:30 am·9 pm Monday·Sal!lrday Owner· Unda Fitch Nevi Operator· Maoy Perdaa Sla Riddlell14·985-3348 ., lo NEW-REPAIR lru Estlmalos :r·• .. OUR CHURCH CAN BE YOUR HOME , ~OHN W. DOUGLAS, PAST()R ' · .. any and all bids. By order of the Board of Truateoa ol Orange Township. To view the ioeder prior to YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE (Conllnuad from ....., 'liTCHI CAN'T COME JUST ONE SUNDAYil ·with the works Public Notice . ROOFING Olanl~s.lej.~ .11110 HowriL Wrftes41 GUN SHOOT CHESTER ELEMENTARY FALL CARNIVAL SAT. OCT. 2 DINNER SERVED 5-6 P.M. IOOC)R PRIZES, GAMES, BINGO, & HAUNTED HOOSE 6·8 P.M. FUN FO.R EVERYONE m, . 'II b C aques an d pnzes WI awarded for Jhe lOp five male and female runners and plaques and medals will be awarded to the frrst and second-place winners, respeclively, in each of Jhe following age groups: 14 and under, 15-19, 20· 29, 30-39,4049 and 50 and over. Race day regt'stration is $10 'or •1 lhe race and $8 for Jhe walk and Tshirts are guaranleed for the first 150 entrants. Packet pick-up and race day registration is from 9-9:45 a.m. For more infonnation, call 614· 992-7552 or 304-773-5851. / 00 General Hauling Mobile Home Repair Upholatery Public Notice 1.------'o....;...:..._.., MON.lliRU SAT. Q.5 PH. 446-0322 3 Mtl.ES OUT But.AVIU.E PIKE. R.r•.;•.,.,; • .J marks. PI Sunday School--9:30 a.m. . ,ou~" Sunday Worship.; 10:45 a.m. '(~1\ ~ Sunday Evenlng--7:00 p.m. Wed. Bible Study--7:011 p.m. Thureday'a ·Ad ahouid have read 51- Houaeholcl Gooda 52- Sporting Cooda 53- Aoliquet 54- Mi1c. MerchandUe 55- Building SuppliCIII ENTRV DEADLINE: OCTOBER 11.1993 u\l1\nC) SUNDAY SCHOOL DRIVE JUI\\O( ~ (HAWAIIAN THEME) . .s1111Q! I Home lmporveme,nu Plumbinc & Hea.tins Excavating SK run-walk slated COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Mary. Ann Rathburn, Case No;93 DR 166 Plaintiff, vs. Mark T. Rathburn, Delendant. NOTICE BY PUBUCAnCN To The Defendant, Mark T. Rathburn, whose residence Is uriknown: Plalntlfl has brought this action naming you as the De'lendent In the above· named court by filing her complaint on July 1,1993. rho object ol the complaint Is to seek a dlvorcelrom the Defendant. uired Ae<.cuo"i"J Auto Repair Cam_ping Equipfne nl t---------....L.----;::===iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiii INTiiij~iici~~~-1 IN THE COMMON are MATTRESS OR BOX SPRINGS FULL OR TWIN SIZE REGULAR. ........... .. ..... .......... '78 FIRM .................. ................... '88 EXTRA .........•....... ..... .. '98 Leaa~ The an1,1ual Big Bend Stern wheel Fesuval 5K Run-Walk will be held Oct 9. • The event starts at the Mason levy in Mason, W.Va., anct fmishes in the Pomeroy parking lot. The walk begins at 10 a.m. wilh Jhe run followiitg at 10:30. The course is mostly flat on Jhe paved streets of Mason and onto U.S. 33, across the PomeroyMason Bridge, along the Ohio --=~~-:-----1 River and in10 Pomeroy. SpliiS and Public Nollce water will be at one and 1wo mile You Auto ParLI & ~IEHUI \!'OIJI~E Public Notice FELLOWSHIP CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . I apouae, .... next or kin, lhe Two big shows are coming up for area racers this weekend as Skyline Speedway will host lhe annual Pure Street ·Nationals tonight at 6:30 .p .m. and Portsmouth Raceway Park in Ponsmoulh hosts a Modified invitationl!l and Late Models, plus ils '"' .. or Edwin Stanley Cozart, also known •• Stonley Edwin Cozart, deceased 28595 Baahan Road Racine, Ohlo45771 · You are h•eby notified that the Inventory and Appraisement of lhe ealata ol the aforementioned, deceaaed, late of oald Counly, were filed In thla CourL Sold lpvontory and Appraleement will be lor hearing before this Court on the 211th day ol October, 1G93, at 1:30 o'clock p.m. Any person desiring lo file excilpliona lhllrelo mual life thorn at lual live days prior Ia lha dale set for hearing. Glvlh under n1y hond and seal of eald Court, thio 2Sih day of Seplember, 1G93 Robert E. Buck Judge By Lena K. ~nlroad Depuly Clerk (10) 11tc 49- For 18-- Wanted To Do 1\vo shows on tap at Skyline that because no West Virginia ondary" poiniS, Jhe Easlem Eagles scores and olher out-of-slate scores of Coach Dave Barr have moved - came across the computer office iniO a· tie for 14Jh place in Jhe com· wire service, that no points for puler ranldngs for lhe 35 -team Wahama>' htd been listed. Eastern Division V Southeast region. State earned poiniS for beating Waharna, compurer rankings Jhis week listed then earned secondary points for lhe Eagles ar 24Jh with a Iaily some Jhe Jhree wins Wahama has to its eight points lower than what they credit. should have had.. Ironically, the team Easte.rn is .The lOp four learns in each tied with is Portsmoulh Notre region qualify for Jhe slate play- Dame, the school where ex-Eastern offs. · mentor Randy Churilla is now Coach · Dave Barr called the coaching. compurer rankings office and found ' ,, Executor the AdmlnlatraiC!f ollhe •bite, to such of tho loll-Ing ao are rMidenta of the State ol Ohio, viz: the ourvlvlng Mutual Ufe lnaurance Co- gla, N.A.,NationsBank of Texas, N.A.; Nippon Credit Bank, Ltd., PNC Bank, N.A., Phlledelphio National Bank, Royal Bank of Canado, Sakura Bank, Ltd., Shawmut National Connecticut, N.A., South Corollno National I M 2 -;;:;:::;::n:;:::;e=m=o=ry=:;::=;. • In Laving Memory of LEONA B. WISE who palled away Oct. 2,1988. Today recall• a memory of a loved one gone to real And thoae who think ol her today 2. Return• from News Are thoae who loved Agents: 319. her beat. G. Total: 5,600. The angela are aafely Actual ·No. Copies of Single luue Publlohed Near· guarding eat to Filing Date: A aacred and silent 10. Exton! and nature ol grave Clrculetlon. For in It liea a A. Total No. Copies PH11ted: 5,800. precloua one B. Paid Circulation: We loved, but could 1. Sitea through Dealers not eave. and Cttrrlera, Street Vendoro Her love Ia a beautiful and Counter Sales: 4,893. 2. Mall Subscriptions: 346. memory C. Total Paid Clrculallon: ab1ence is our 5,039. . · silent grief D. Free Dlatrlbutlon by She Ia asleep · In Mill Carrl• or Other Means, Samples, Complimentary, God's beautiful and Other Free CoplH: 39. garden E. Total Distribution: In the sunahine of 5,078. F. Copies Not Distributed: perfect peace. .1. OHice Uao Len Over, Sadly milled by Unaccounted, Spoiled After Rev. Cecil Wise and Printing: 202. 2. Returns from News Rosalae; Mr. & Mrs. Agents: 320. Phil Wiee & Don G. Total: 5,600. "431" West Main . To Company ol New York, NYork Ute Insurance Com· pany, The · Northweatern wn·. twenty·eight days after the Dump Truck, Model 1954. Keith Handley. Carolyn Holland, Clerk last publication ol this Serial numbor ol truck Ia 194 Stingy Creek Road notice, which will be 1HTLDUXN6FHA57409. published once each week Mileage on truck lo 55,000. Cheehiro, Qhio 45620 for six successive weeks, Gledhill opreader box Ia lo (9) 17, 24, (10) 1, 1!193 and the last publication will be aold wilh truck. One (1) Public Notice be made on October 15, new spare wheel and tire Ia 1993. to go with lho truck. PUBUCNOnCE In case of your failure to This truck will be sold at INDUSTRIAL LOADER answer or o1htuwiae public auction to the FOR SALE respond as permitted by the highest bidder, on The Board ol Trustees ol Ohio Rules ol Civil October 8, 1993, Orange Townahlp, Meiga Procedure within the time at lha Township Bu,lio'lll.,g stated, judgment by delault Kyger (located at100 'Kyger county, Ohio, off• lor aale by .. alad bid one (1) will be rendered against you Cemetery Road). lor the relief demanded In Truck will be sold •u Ia" International Industrial the compi!Unt. with no warranties or Loader, Model 2424. Serial gu a ran lee a · expreaaed or number 03732. · Sealed bida will · be Larry E. Spencer implied. Clerk ol Court of Common The Board of Trueteea of accepted until Octobar 6, Pleas Meigs County Ohio Cheshire Townahip ' reaerve 1993 at 7:30p.m. when bids (9) 10, 17, 24 • the right to wai.ve any will be opened at lha (10) 1, 8, 15; 6TC lrregu larl !loa and/or regular meeting. The loader wil be sold "aa lnformalitiea and to reject Ia" with no warranties or Public Notice any and all bids. By Order ol the Board of guaranteea expreaaed or PUBUC NOnCE DUMP Truateea of Cheahlre implied. TRUCK FOR SALE the Board ol Trustees of Township. The Board ol Trust- of Tlt view the truck prior to Orange Township reserve Cheshire Townahlp, Gallia the sale, conlac~ne ol the the right to waive any Counly, Ohio, oHer lor sale following trustees: Mike lr regu Iaritlea and/or one (1) 1985 lnlamatlonal Conkle. Homer McCarly or lnformalltleo and to reject NoUce on Filing ollnventory andAppralaement The State ol Ohio, Meigs Counly Court ol Common Pleaa, Probale givlaion Compay, John Hancock Mutual Ute Insurance Com· · pany, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Help Wanted Si tuatioru Wanted Inaurance Bwineu Trainint; ) 5-- School1 & lnatruction 16=-- Radio, TV & CB Repair 17- Miacellaneoua Public Notice Dominion Bank, Union Bank, correct and complete. Wachovlo Bank of North Robert Wlngell, Carolina, N.A., American Publisher General Corporation, CIGNA (10) 1. 1993: 1TC Investments, Inc., The Equl· Public Notice table Ute Aaaurance Society M!ec recovering some lost "sec- lr ·' Public Notice I Cttrtlfy that the stat• of the US, IDS Ufa lnaurai'lce LAYNE FURNITURE Truck• for Sale VaDI & 4 Hou.e. for Rent 44--- Apartment for Rent ~ FurnUhed Room• 4£:- Space for Rent 47- Wanted to Rent 48-- Equipment for Rent 11121314- 4-- Giveaway 5- Happy Ada 6-- Loll and Found 1- Loat anFI Found 8- Public Stl• & Auction 9- Wanted to Buy Tokal Bank, ltd., Toronto- menta made by me above are 8. Partleo holding notes in excess ol1 percent of total Indebtedness: BenkoiAmer· lea, Bank of California, N.A., Bank of Hawaii, Bank of Montreal, Bank of Naw York, Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank· ers Trust Company, Bilnque Parlbas, Chase Manhauan Bank, N.A., Cltibonk, N.A., Credit Lyonnaio, Creotar Bank, Firat National Bank of Chicago, Firat Union National Bank of North Cttrollna, In· duotrial Bonk of Japan, Ltd., LTCB Trust Company, Mel· lon Bank, Mitaublthl Trust & Banking Corporation, Na· Aui.OI for Sale 43--- Farm• for Rent charged for each day as separate ads. Business Card ......$17.001 inch per momth Bulletin Board.... .$6.00/inch per day ' Public Notice · Bank, Sumltomo Bank, Lid., S...J & Fcrtili&cr 42- Mob ile Home• for Rent Rates are to: consecuti':_e runs, broken up days will be Eastern 14th in computer ratings ,• 41- Is Steak subs. One free bag of chips & one free drink with of sub. · Livealock Hay & Grain HE "T \1.:-\ Pizza offering Meatb~,Phllly Wuled. 10 Buy 35- Lola & Acreage 36- Real Ealate Want.ed 667-Coolwille Rate Over 15 Words S 4.00 $ .20 $ 6.00 $ .3() $9.00 . $ .42 $13.00 $ .60 $1.30/day S.OS/day Domino's q p 33-- Farma for Sale 34-- 8U1ine11 BuildiDp stated. Fihlll acUona may be oppaoled, in writing, wllhln 30 daya of the dale ol thlt nolloa, kl lite Environmental Bowd of R..,lew, Rm. 300, 2M E. Town 8L, Columbue, ~ Craek Conarvy Oh, 43215. Notice of any Dial : l!pp-.1 ahlll be filed with . 3441'1 Com Hollow Rd lite dlraotor within 3 daya. Rutllnd, Oh Propooed action• will Raoelvlna w -: Utile become flnol unleae 1 Pltlkerllun Feclllty .wrllten llldlucllc8tlon hearing Deacrfpdon: Iron .,d Nc!!Jeat Ia aubmllterl within 30 'dayo of the laauance Manpneae Remd .,_mit no OIYOOOZ3'BD date; or . tho director EHective Data 11/01/D3 rovlaea/wlthdrawa the Thla final action not propoaod action. Any person ~nay eubmlt preceded by propoaed oommente andlor a mMting action and Ia appoolabla to regarding any draft acdon EBR. within 30 daye of the data Verified Complain! Melgo Non-Ferrous lndlcatad. • Action", • used Industrial Site above doaa not Include Townahlp Rood 142 receipt of a varlfled Scipio, Ohio oomr,l•lnt. II algnlllcant Facility ~rlpllon : publ c lntereat oxrats, a HuarclouoWaota public meeting may be held. Complalnanta allege thai AA to 111y action, Including r•c•lpt of verified the Molgo non·lerroua complalnta, any peraon may lnauatrlal aile has bHn obtain notice ol further contamlnaled with lead & acllona, and additional other m-leiL Owner of the alia Ia Bank lnlormiltlon. Unlua otherwlae provided In One, addre11 no provided. nolle•• of particular Complainant: · Wllllom E. actlana, • communication~~ Kennedy a Thomae R. shall be aent to: Hearing Kennedy, 401113 Horner Hill Clerk, OEPA, P.O. Box 1041, Road, Pomwoy, Ohio 457116 Columbuo Oh, 432&c.o141 (10) 1 tc ClARK'S JEWELRY We buy old Gold Clau Ring, Wedding Rings, Chalna; Braceleta, Watch.. any condttlon Highest Prices Paid Clark's Jewelry Pomeroy I· \ l! \ 1 ~~ 1'1'1.11·. :-\ I\ I I \ 1.:--To<.l, 675-Pa. Pleaaanl 458-Leon 576-Apple Grove 773- Muon 882-New Hann 895-Letart 937 -Buffalo 992-Middleport/ Pomeroy 985-Che.ter 843-Portland 247-Letut Falla 949- R•eine 7 42- Rulland RATES qual'\tra...eeneraiBualneea tlonal Westmlnater Bank OHic~lthe Pubflsheu: 111 USA, Nations Bank of Geor· Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs Counly 45769. 8. Publlaher: Robert ,L Wlngelt, Syracuoe, Ohll> 45779. Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Ohio Valley Publishing Co.1 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio, Multlmedle Inc., 305 s. Main St., P.O. Box 1888, Greenville, S.C. 29602. . 7. Partlea holding 1 per· 446-GalllpoUo . 367-Cheohi .. 388-Vinlon '245-Rio Grande 256-Cuy•n Di.l. 643-Arabia Dbl. 379-Walnut DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION ..)'00 p.m. Saturday 1:00 p.m. Monday 1:00 p.m. Tuesday 1:00 p.m. Wednesday 100 p:m. Thunday 1:00 p.m. Friday Monday Paper Tuesday Paper Wednesday Paper Thunday Paper Friday Paper Sunday Paper Public Notice Ph. (614) 144-2115. Conault ORC Chap. 3745 Md OAC Chapa 37.1-47 Md 3748-5 lor .._lr-...ta. Final leauance of r-al of NPDES permit Public Notice Pell for Salt! MW1iealla1trwnenll Frui.. &Veptol>let Fo( Sale or Trade · Gallla County Melgw County M11110n Co., WV Area Code 614 Area Code 614 Area Code 304 To 1~ .,..- Mlddllpon & VIcinity �.. a The Dally Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio REATilE BLVD.'" by Bruce Beattie Pomeroy, 35 Middleport Lots 82 Acr11 Whh 2 Bldroom Trallar, T,..., Wlldllto, U5.000, & VIcinity t14-llt-3113,t14-3N-t~Cn . 2 to~=J•rd aate- 406 Paoo. Mlddl Fllday & Sal,.dioy, Renta ls , ,_ , , 1\ttit bit olovorythlng. 41 Lima Rd., 2 tomlly, :14711 Rutland, Frld1y • S.turdf.y, rain Of""'""· 10o~pm. 3 BedrDOI'fte loel1ed: Rt. 141, In C.nt;:7., $400/Mo., Referenc• & De 1 614-441-6566. Qaraae Nl• Oct. 1 l 2, 8:30o 3:00,1M Gr11lt rwtkMnct, 4t240 Eagle Ridge Rd. Finer ltort qutlhy at gtrlgt .... prtca1, 4 Bldroom JwuH In Golllpotlo, $350/Uo. • ·Aeterencu, O.posll RtqUII'IIId, Available Oct 111, 614· IM-M'D-238Q. 446-7538. Garage .... Oct. 1·2, t :oo-5:00, Momlng Stir Dtvtlapnwath Co. Rd. 30, follow otgna. Clot lng, toys. Home lnt.,lor. CIHn 3 Bedroom Home Wilh Fltopto.., Galllpotlt City Schoole, $4501Mo. ~ete"'ncn & De~lt Re~l~~- Wl11man Aul Eatate, 1 -3644. Gartgo Sal• Oct. t-2, 2 houo10 beloW Big Wheel , laural CUff, mlec. houH~Id gooda, cloth•. Garage Stl• Oct . 2 & 3, SA 124, Portland, 1 milt from Pltk. •? Gorog• Octobers lgn1, 4-S. 0111 mile up ..... M3, follow U. Rd. Cunalna, ciolhlng, mlac., lllollll dlth, hydrounc IRCW bl•de tor Jeep. Gorogt Sat• Oct- 1·2, F~. I Sa!., llam-4pm, 112 milo oH 124 In Mlnorovllla al Aohtond. 2 gao hNtoro, kor.,... hoator, Ariny, work mene, ladlet, 112 1111 clolhlng, jtwolry, . -lng, linena. cu11alna, dlahea, an(l. quu, 18" color TV, CUIII:Ies, ra dl oa, ._...,.,... Giant S•I•Rutland LAalon _Hill, Friday a Saturday. Ql...wara, clolhea, mlac. Molt hema 25 cent a. Huga four lamily ytrd aal• Frldey lnd Sal:urd.y, Oct. 1·2, 9:00-1:00, 159 S. Founll A-uo, Mlddlaport, Ohio acroa from ~on Hall. In- 'We haven't seen our grandchildren in so long, we m1ght be rusty. Can we practice spoiling yours?" t::========:=-r.....;.....;.:..._.::.:.::..;;,:__-1 g W ant ed to Buy ..lunk car., any c:ondhion, 814ICI·7153. T - of TV ohow "War Gomn Wrootllng" alrad Sopllml>lr 11th, will pay 120 /.lua U tor dollvary, 614-..,.2-216 . Wanted To Buy: Junlc AutOI Wt(h Or Without ,._olora. Call La rry Uvo!y. IM-3fl8.11303. Wantld To Buy: Standing nmber & , Pine, Can St1rt Jmmedlo11y, Good Prien, 614-388- 1180e. Top PrlcB Paid: All 01d U.S. CoiRO, Gold Ring'!, su- Colno, Gold Colno. M.T.o. Coin Shop, 1St Seconcl Averiue, Oalllpolls. tonto clolhlng, lnlint cor - , walker and awing. IedlN ana young merw tMn cladllng, bedaprudl, TV't, new OP FleJt band wllght bench, NO. All c~an, good qualhy, name brand llama. W.ntld to buy: uaad mcblto 114-44e-Om Huga uto· Brldbury, "'"' to chuteh, 4 lomiiJ,Iolo ol o...,h. lng 1 prlcod to tall. 8:tJD.? Frldoy 11 ana Satur•y. In R.Otond, 1ho comor or B-h Grovt Rd., Ocl. 1·2·3. Clothing, fumhure,lotl ot mlec. Moving~· larger 11Hd m~n~, woma111 clolh10, mile. 1Dam6pm. ltoln or lhlno. 1121 Mulberry Hta., Pomeroy. Ocl. 1 & %, - QIII'IIOI, AeeclwiU.. from Barr'• Ooocl, ellln mtrcll•nclitt. Ratn cancela. Yard .. ,._ Oct. '.t. 2, loyt, ahoee, & 4, tho Mon1 Farm on ~A 7. mtn'a, women'• and ehlldran'a caathta, ~ta, booka, winter motorcrc .... •dd... Yard ule- Oct. 1·2, 1:00-5:00, 49510 EIJtla Rldgl Rd., Long Bottom, Oh. Trail• on· rtg~· oft sawn Rd., e mU• IMrri Mllg• Memory Gardin o" At. 7. Mite. bema, rain cancels. Oelcbar 1-2, I:OOtm·? 1319 Coltogo Rd. Llttlt of ovwy1hlng, man's clothe~, ~UrM, 10 gl!l· Jon aquarl~o~n Wllh extraa. r1ln Clnctlo. Ocl- W, 8tt~lng M-r abovit Eutom Hlah School, women'• coate, ehfdNn- adutr clothing, mleo. t:OO..S:OO Porch Sale: tim houH on llolloy AWl Rd. oW 143, Oct. t, 2, 4, 15, e. Rein « lhlna. Racine ArM Community Or· ganlzadon rummage ..... Oct. 1·2, F~day and Safurday, 8!00-? Sltr Mill Pork. w. S.tur•y, 254 Pomotoy. 11-Spm. Saturdoy, Ocl 2, ll-4pm, 235 Avenue, Pomeroy. BobJ A llttlt gl~o clo1hl0, boyo lacketa, mltc. Mwlberry Saturdo~, Ocloblr 2 ot David SDencer 1, Racine. Glrla efottt-. .tze o-4, women m.. 1~11, mene elzt 111'01 ahlrtt, 3830 Jtan1, houHholcl bema, top and mlac. llema. Slturdly, Oclabw 2 at Clifton Tablmtclt Chuteh In Clifton, W.V. Lota of new hems. t:OOam-·1 Three family yard ..... s.turdoy, 2nd, 11-4pm, SA 7 bt1WIIn Mtmcry Gordon• A Highway GII'IIQt. ' Ytrd a Pon:h Sato.Soturday, Oct. 2. 11-5pm, R1.124, 11t houH on lift after paning MaJM Wood Lak11 toward Raclno. Scmothlng l<lt' IVIr)'OMI 1&1 Ale this JNrl Yard s,a.. 1141 Uncoln Hla., Saturdly, t-4. ~11w, rowing m~ehln., elolhlnsl. ICc. e. Yard 11leo 210 Fourth, Mlddllpert, Frfdi!Y ond Saturday. Ytrd Sa,._ 4 ,.eldence, TIXII Frtn~ lomlly Road, Friday 1It, Satur*r 2nd. Baby ttems, ...- Yard 111 .. Lavtndor'o, Second Sl., SyracuM. SotM clothn W1t-24, larQe mens, tome tools, dlahM, •mall 1ppliancn, 11c. Oci. 4-S, ..? Yard Sale- Oct. 2 & 3, on Com .. . - Rd., 4th ptaco from wllor ptant, R1.124 pta1 Ru1ltnd. Yord lalo: R.. lond, Dapot StrHI llohlnd Ground Pit, UnioN Ralnl, .... Tub, Other • .,.., Oct 111, • 2nd. 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pol,_, Auction Componr, full lime luctlon..r, c:OII'tpllte auction ··Vlrglnlt Uclftlld IM,OIIIo &W10t , - m-ma. 21 B I US n&SS Opponunltv ' INonCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. rtcomnwnd• that rou do bual· - whh -plo you know1 ond NOT to aond """"Y througn tho mill unlll rou have lnvnlfglted the off•lng. · Help Wanted ~=..:..:.:..:!:..:..:..::.:.:.::.:_ AVON CHRISTMAS Saito A1 Work Or H01111. Avorago 18 414 Houl1y. Pt.. Fantail~ Of-. countol Door·To-Door Opllonal. 1-100-7112-4736. hlwt:hl., ne.ad tor 2 •mall children In my home, 814-8853441 after 7pm. 81 job r..dy In i montha. Train In vuiou1 lonna of wwldll'llt oxyac..ylen!t br111, metalliC, MIG, TIG. \illll blalnt Oct. 111h. Con Tha Adu~ Education C.ntor, t-ltiD-637-6508 or 1147 - 1. Eam 18-$10 hour, Hll Avon lor CMolmat. Fr11 gift ol' tlg...,p, 1-800-783-8111 accaa code MU. Ellpo,.._d ANo- OVO-~ Cantor now hao a full 11m• poooltion tnlloblt lor tha ).11 ohlft. P I - opply In - · ot 333 ~ct. SL, Mlddtoport, OH 467BO. For • prKtlcal, no-nonelftal lducotlon and Job -.11,... In 1-. thin one ye~r, conaldar training 11 Tho Adult Educotion Con!or. ~ from l...,.trla! All r&alest•e adVertiStng In !his newsplll''" Ia subject to tha Federal Fair HousWl{j Act of 1968 which mtkas •• legal lo advertise "My preference, Imitation or dlsctlmlna!lon based on race, cotor, reMgiOn ~ bedroom apartment, tur· nllhld, U1llltlq " garbagt ~lckup pold, $250/mo., 614-9411521. 1 EIRclency Apartment Across F - Unlvorohy Rio Grando. All Utllhln Paid, $200/Mo. Deposit Aoqulrod. 814-3118-9948. 1 sex lamftlal status or national origin, or any Intention tO make any such preference, Imitation or dlsa'lmlnallon.• This newspaper wMI not knowingly accept advertlsemerts lor real esta1e whktt Is in violation of the · ilw. Our readers are hereby lnlonnod that alldwellngs adv81"11S&d In thts newspaper are IVIlHable on an equal opportunity basis. • 31 Homft. for Sale 3 bedroQm hom• In Rutland, double fat, garden, cellar, out· bulldlngo lmmldltll pot._ olon, $13,500 080, 814-..,.2-2502. bodbatomenl wil.mlly r-., houH ol h Branch Bonk Ono building, JackMn Avo., Pt. ccmpla1oiJ carpotld, 1101200 lol, Pl....,nt. garop, oorpart, patio, alo hill llllkw wanted, expertenc. pp & air cond, 304·773-5885. prw11rrad, bu1 will train, roply to Pl. Pl....m Roglo1or, Box R-23 Rlbo11; $1.500 C.oll Albalt On 200 M1ln StrMt, Pt. Plt•unt' All Single HomH In Stock, WV25550. ' Mcuntoln State Hc""!1 _ Point PJu11nt, WV, 304-t75-t4UU. National Publiahlng Firm NMda t>.oplo To Labtl Poo1cordo Very nice 2br. home. In tvwn, f!Qm H.,.., 1800/Wk. Sol OWn full basement, 1 Clr g1rage, Houra. 1-100-'1110-7377, (lUll fenced yard, owner may p:ar. MinNS y,..l, Wrf1t: PAASE-331', tlally tlnanc•. Wat•on Ruby, 111 S. Uncolnway, N.Aurorw. ll 304-875-3.33. 80542. 32 Mobile Homes Needed 5 ..,_.•tratore. Elm for Sale oltra cooh. win ltlp 1o Hawaii. hcome 1 . .ncwwtrw.tor tor Cltrbtmu Around the Wortd. 12x65 Unlto~ 2 .Bedrooms, Gaa Through Out No colloctlona or dlllvlr)'. Con Hoal Llu S?~ilo. Froo Sal-Up, 614-441Shoron~3t 0110. Salol Pooltlon Anlltbto, Com_ , EIJIO!f..- No1 Aoqulrad 12x70 mobile homo lor aato, 3 lui Doalrod. RHume WHh t.droom, an electric, $ti000, 304-882-2..... . 11111 12116 A~lngton -II• Homo On 112 Aero Land, 1 Milo Wllnlld: lla-tll' Notdod 1 To From Rlvor Vatloy High School, Z Nklht• A Week Call lletwMn 2 114-317-7056. • 1,114-3117-7211. 11111 Ubirly 1~1 tl..llon1 oondlllon, ... , 114-102-2110. 12 SHuatlon 1180 Mdt Iuddy, 2bdrm. 2 Wanted ~:"anow doc~, nfco oondlt~n. I ·lltl1 oftor 5p.m. llata A - i d NllrM Aide ..-tng ~For . . _ wort: 1N7 Ollcllli:: d mobile home, 3 114-441'0732 Aftor ~P.M. · bed~, 11/2 bltM_ Ill elec, W/hoo1 pulftp, 304-IJ!1.1Vlt. 18 Wanted to Do 1H1 ....... :0 a:d Mobi.. Homt, EloR TREE ' IEIIV!CE. Topping, 3 Bodroomt, Gardlft Tub, All'lady Sot.Up, Colt 814-246-91122 Trl-ng, T - -val, Hodgo AfttriPJI. TrlnMnlng. Free Eellrnat..! lf4o 1111'7115rAftor 4p.m, 1DN Rldmln 14x70, 3bdrm., lncludoo llol~lng, oto.::;,~ - · MIII..Onanct, Painting, 5yr. wanantw. hom Yonl Wlndowa Waahod aunora Clooned Light Houllng, 8UI'IInce, IIIICII 1 tNr of frM lot ~ -dintlal, ....., rent, IH for only f1TJI'mo., cd 1· 800-1:17-3231. c.... 33 --....no -.wit ·-l'Wt.' ~~· ·-. _.r, ·Anlloblo. H - With Room For 1o -..t Full C.ro Dteo- Or ~- 15 - ... ~~~~;, . . ' 1011. Trl 'Tiw ....lao- tCllllllna, 35 Oijl """ = ,., .."::.:J:: = ..... Lots &Acrea_ge ..._.,,..tv 2 Lo1o Fq< lito: • 1 Ac,. 1o1, I 112 ~viAl, 411D m• out Nltg•~t d •---..~ nwnoo " 011 • •m 141, 114 ttl 1431 lot -1""'-iion, Nioo A...;_:_ • ...; · - ~~~d True~ -im. Or Travll CondHion, 114- Wilt 'Do: Holllhold a.or.., SEVERAL 7· ACRE PARCELS: ,ord . Cloilnl... Dui11nai M . """'" Countv, 8alom lWp, . -11,---11711 J I 0 .. - - 11111 ==~"*-· · ·, .. ~~rwAI:Iotl~ olla 'O.IIJ Trllluno, 128 4fft1. A,....., Goltlpollo, OH - • =; Gl'lcloua living. 1 and 2 bed· room apartment• at VIllage Manor 1nd Riverside m:~monto In Mlddlopo~. From 2. Cl11,114-t12·5859. EOH. Nice gtl'ltgt apartment, c~ venlent for 1 pert~on, clean, rur· nlthM, rudy by 0c1 1 1181/mo., plut l"tSO dePosit: youu poy oloctrtc. 304-8715-4001. Comptittty Fumllhod mobllo home, 1 mil• below Galllpolti, ov.tooklna river. O.poelt, No Pall, CA, IfNI, 814 U6 03311. 0no bod.- apo~monto, $2211/mo. lncludH utlll11.., $100 -urMy do-h, nc pots; &t4· 892-2218. 45 Furnished .Rooms Rooms for rWII .. welk or month s::~':2 a1 $120/mc. Gallla Ho1a1: I 9580, ti80I ocrw. llo-o, boo11111ut =~:~roturw and hlllo. 11145, Athino,OH~P· l-814-hS- OR OUTSIDE Wrought Iron Fan"den Blck -A~=~~~j~ G.r.1 Arch Blddln~lWin Man Sal SH, FuH $99 so au ..n $148 Sl1: 4 Or11wer $44.85; Car Bad'-. Bunk Bld'a, Poetw Bedt. Fun LIM 01 Southwootam V... Sto~l~ At $20.00; lndltno Mony Shape • & 81- Sto~lna AI $5.00. 2 Locationa -Baaldo 'l'"o Auction Or 4 Mllee ~ 141. Opon II A.M. To I P.M. Men -Sat. PICKENS FURNITURE NowiUold . Houaohold fumlthlng. tl2 mi. Jar~cho Rd. Pl. Pt.... nt, wv, call304-875·1450, · ..... ., t1,218· ,... *' f:ull bod Wlbol =~ :1511" wlmlrrow, 12011, - PHILLIP ~O'M"'' 1238. Microwave, 814-258· Fr• Wolllnghouoo Froot A•frlgerator Whh Ice M1kar & M$ otc ~1Fng 30" Eloelrlc Stovo 50 or Bolh Will Stporato, 6t4·2~5-9t011. 0 52 Sporting Goods Browning A500A 12 Ga. New In Bo1, $500, 614-444141110, 53 Antiques Buy or •ell. Riverine Antlque•, 1124 E. Main 81-t, on Rl. 124, Pornoroy. Hours: M.T.W. 10:00 o.m. to &:oo p.m., Sundar , :DO to 6:00p.m. 61._utz;2521. 54 Ml 94?811aneous Merchandise Jacklon, Ohio 1-800-53M528. •••• iioo 814·812·71211. O:OOpm. --~ F ..........._ · w~•~ll, ord, __,.... pickup • llodt. Shorl or long. No ruot. · 304 . -875-8211. ; Mock Jraclor 111Jl1 ~ Jon. dam ao Cum,nlnp Enjlne 40 a o·- :. . SOLITAIRE!! '~rD.':.'~ ~"~!!: = w~ 1 · 9200, 114-211-1181. R-tor N•-'-, AKC •• ,...._ llrad Gaimolln A . chi biOOdtl,.., oxc. IIRiporomont, 8 wlla old, oniJ S maiOI & 1 tomato 'loft, hid puppy - . , podlgroo Included: 814-441-3115 aftwlpm or anytime & Grein ·Atfirii/Oiiiiw '"' OKAV,MAWE,WJ.lEN 1COME RUNNING DOWN T~E I=IELD, YOU TR'{ TO STOP ME .. AND DON'T FORGET TO USE '!'OUR T~ANK5 FOR T~E SU66E5TION, SIR ! 14E:LM!:'T.. OZO/Vf t·IOLf-5. POI-L.UTlOrJ, GiZEf'NtiOUSl EFFf'CTS. OVf'~­ POPULATJ.Ot:·I...~OY I Tt-l\r/65 wE~f A l-OT f'AS'IEIZ WHf'N .I ·· RM·~ 280 "'!'11' 1111 Com burning polloi otovo, hoo1a 2000 "'!, ft ., 111111 $1700, uklna $1000, Morgen Ftnn, Rl. 35. 304' =M-~Ll~\ eoDWIIOnlr. - ,114-~. W 1113 y1 _ . . 111 IIIII ._:. dor warranty, ~IWO:It. . pu~a. _,.,..,.. on Dopooft wl1l 00'11 c:l'toiO, ,l14.fi2.7S , Bird dog, lloglttorad Englah SaHli', IOmola, l>lua fomoto pup, :71=-:Aut::=:;:O~S~fo~r~Sa::=;.:le~= bolh S2GO. ~51 tO. 1m Pcntlac Grand Prll. 304F.lah Tonk, 2413 Avo. 1111-4840 oftor 4pm. Point Ptoooanl, 304-1111-2013 lull llno Tropical flt11 1 blnlo: :::.p.~r~ft'or ,R~~. ,~• trndtnlmallandouppl-. ~ • •- ~r ,he,.., -UI!II:Irokl, QOO, SM-112-1281. Pood" 1 a....... 1987 HOUSE BOAT HARBOUR MASTER :17 Fl Twin ........ ~ m.soo. .: Lilla 110\t Coric!Mtori. 800-837-t121 Or ~7~ Mlko. HIM~ ::::,.:m:M"~1foftor 1113 Pcntloc rr.n. Am, T·TOfll, Block, Good CondHion, S2 .400; 1112 c......., 4 c,u-. 1.... Oldl ~....._ V~getables 112 RuMer BeaM. Pick "tccur OWn; 17 A Bulhal, Cucumllorl ... A Nc~, 614-441-4591. t11U Dodaa ~4 Door, A... Trant, Air loni!'Oo LOw M~ Good Condtkiil, 114- Applal-jUo1 off Rl. M3, ono milo 110U1h or ~"'"· Rid 111111 Gotdon Datlclouo 1pp1o0. 0pon SatunlaJI oniJ, · t......n. ,_lloc1J R,._ e-. ' Tan,-. Motor, Allin E l l - lor, Mtte For ..... DUmDk1n1. one nil.. IOUih 1911 Til-" Plolno. Hcwanltorg•, -· · $1.110/M. lot 11111 tt.O&... lot ..... hundrado o thtm. ~ lloano, -· 1 Rtlldua Pass Pass Pass 27 Blrd 'a homo 28 P1y attention 29 Maple genua 30 Traditional kno!lllodgo ' 32 Fino powder 35 Moat bato,od 36 Non-urlout participant 38 Opp. of POll 39 Crowd 41 Intersec tion olgn 42 Legend 43 Fraohwater ll&h 44 Philosopher 0 TOIJAY'S HISTORY: On this day in 1909, the Model T Ford was intro duced . It cost $850. · TOIJAY'S BJRTHIJAYS: Vladimir Horowitz (1904 -19891, pianist; Walter Matthau <1920-1, actor, is 73; William Rehnquis t (1924 ·1, U.S. jurist, is 69 ; Jimmy Carter <1924·1, U.S. president, is 69; Tom Bosley 0927·1, actor, is 66; Richard Harris (1933· 1, actor, is 60; Julie Andrews ()935·1, singer-actress, is 58; Rod Carew (1945·1, baseball star, is 48; Mark McGwire (196.H baseball player, () p I L S I While nding the elevator in the office build•ng my husba nd works at I overheard one fel · low say to another · "Today mtl.----...,-..,--::---,lions of people are idle . Thank rH R R 0 T goodness most of them are- --· l---.,..---.---.-..--1 :e: s 1 ~ ~ .I . L I I Il--r~...:..rr:~:,_~a_:..,J.:._..,,---I.ti" _.l.__.l.__.J.-.J._.J.L-.J L e €) P~INT NUMSE~E D Comolere 1he chuckle q uo1.ed by l dl1ng 1n the rrHs.s.o ng words you develop from STep No 3 below l tETT [R S IN SQUARES UN SCRAMBlE FOR AN SW E~ SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS . '" ' "' Devout .· Yeast · Spoil · Tremor - EMPLOYED Whtle ndtng the elevator in the o ft.i ce building m y husband works at I overheard one fellow say to another · "Today millions of people are tdle . Th!!nk goodness most of them are EMPLOYED." Or_, tabllahad1175. . ASTR'o·GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL wh 1ch s1gns a re· roma ntica ll y perfect for you . Ma11 $2 and a long , sell-addressed. stamped envelope to Matchmaker. c/fJ this newspaper. P .O. Box 4465 . New Y.vrk. N .Y. 10163. SCORPIO (Oct. 24~Nov. 22) Unde r most condition s you try to be a considera te, c oope ra t1ve per son However . Ieday in orde r to lull ill your sell -Interests. you could forego these noble qualifies and tust took out lor no 1 8=~ ill* o....a ' DOWN ~A-Walorpr-._..: . , 1111 Clrand Prll LE, Dul1l (OIInd• Duol& ..... · -' ' lli!IIHIIW baY!Ir- WI ....... 10Ckk f7800 ..........,~•••• DUotz lllllta ..... iiiOO. 1Htl Aclft, 21.179 ..... 17a. tiDOO. -llcRand .. . " ' ' · .,.. do""''I: nino 41 d 4 Schoolbook 5 Cottle breed 60nca-a Umo 7 Skinny tloh 8 Artlcltt of mall 9 Shout 10 leave out 11 Information agcy. 19 Eternally (poat.t 21 Labor org. 23 Pull 24 TV's talking horte (2 wda.) 25 Flrot·rate 12 wda.l 26 Marquis do local-----· C.tt .1 - too. 11roillrd T·Topo, , Air, 111 Bl.. ..... ...... Good Condftlon, Muol Sot~ ~ ~ 14,800, Mob Ollw, 114- = ncy BASEMENT eon 1H7 OL lubaru w~ ~.Till, vt. rarm 57 S.l up (golf battt 58 Puled WATERPAOOIIIIG Unccndhlonat llotlmo - JCU plok, HaW Au....., Blue Lalla, Konlucky ,... Oldomoblto Dalla H, Wondorw, 114-247-2013. Broughom, PI, ~:tB; "Pumpkf1111 ,., _ , Any 11u ·Sollo, Ctllnolo , 1110. • c. '""" 200 IlL ·2 Kindt 01 Indian -LOella, .. .._....,, Ono CMn WHl1a Pumoklna, Gounlil 01 Ai Kind, Mtntoluro Pumpktne --~-ro . wl hlonl ..... , , _ 1 Mlti_MOr_ bailtont AlklnG: M:lil. , _ vth On Rott 211, John C. Good. 422Un.r S:Gti Pi'. ' FutllaForm. 11117 D<!!1go Chorgor For lito, Woill lut Runo Oooc!, tao F . t14 ., te 0412 f !IP1 c1L1pp11(H, 7-11 ~... . . ; l\,'i 1 ')l:)Ch 55 Silkworm 58 Hud cowor Home c.,..... ., . 53 ...... 54 hCiila Improvement• Slereo '"cl diad, 0nt Ro!lobto, 0 - Goo MH-1 • - 0.011 11,100. 114-441-GI31Aft•IP.M. 22 llenlaloln, lor lhort 23 Evorgrnn 1----.------81 c.-..t ....... Al&fll ca.. awn., llllp 20 Tlpl -Sumac . 50 GrutLikt 52 o-tldln loVI Serv1ces tKto, 2563. & Romon 18 IMQt liMing RI.F.F $1,200; 1M8 Plymoulh _ . _ , ' .Good Condition, 24,000 Mltoo, 13,200, &14-441-8172, 114-256- . t1111t 52, There are certain suit combinations that are deceptively tricky. For exam· pie, il you hold A·Q·x in your h•a·u"ondmy. l lmmanuelposite three low cards in the "' hr+-+45 Egyptian , how would you try to win two tricks river the suit? 46 Troo lnlka Right - you would take th1ee!!~~!~:·J 47 Name ror But there is another modus n. 1...4--+-tre11nd il I may use the expression, that, in the 48 Untlpeelod right circumstances, slightly im· difficultY 51 Salfdjlljier proves your chances. . ... Alter spades had been agreed, South CELEBRITY CIPHER hoped to hear North cue-bid the dia~ ClpMr cryptogr.m. . . CtM1ed trom .CIIteltJikll• ~ 111'1'101.11 peopllt, PMI .,., ~t. bet! '-"•In the*-' Nndil tor ..othlf. Todl(•a..: O«JUM H. mond ace and club king (or singleton). When he got the first but not the secF 1 'R"D G:EIWN YG H G E Z ond, he was forced to settle lor si1 spades. p p F R D G P F South rulled the heart lead, played CVPZSERUOF trump to dummy and finessed the EGDPEAPYVG queen. But when West won with the 1001111 BI DPIIIIZ kiqg, South had to concede one down. Tbat was an uninspiring perfor- CVPZI 8ERFFGIIII. YGIIMU P EG mance. Alter rulhng the opening heart lead and playing a trump to AWBOMGE. F I M Z dummy, deelarer should rull another PREVIOUS SOLUTION : " I'm lus1 trying to do the spirtlual lhlnga lhat heart. Back to dummy with a diamond I k - my aeallvtl)' lntocl." - (Singerl MIChelle Shocked. to the ace, he i'ufls the third n•J•rt 1 high. South cashes the K-Q of WOlD moods and then makes the key UMI he cashes the club ace. (Maybe has a singleton king.) Reor range letters of the Finally, declarer returns to du1rnn1y lour Krombled words be· with a trump and plays a club to low to form four words queen. U East bas the king - so the finesse was working all along the queen "will win a Irick. But if the queea IOI!eS to West's king, there is one possibility left: West started with king doubleton. U so, be must return a red· suit card, conceding a rull-and· discard. is 30.· Wtntld lo buY- grift tor 'H Ford 8ronco I, .......... !IOS3. ilaJI. or 814-84 Spm, - ::::;, ' HAl£ TO L IK E ~DOE$. and-- s- bHn ._trod, $250. Sll4-8!!1- '!1! '• WHOeA'I5 I Auto Panl& IU 411 1412. 5251. l~• roN MI-lO-I ctJ YOU LIKE NA6TY MCNARF? Accessor111 111!-.::. of FIJiorfclgo, MORTY ME)j:KLE AND WINTHROP AC, NMr Paint, T1ru, $i:~Da. ,.., Oldl euttoaa 11110, t14-211-1872. Pass Pa.. Pass Oct. 1, 1993 liPS 76 42 Crulor 45 Smllf blta• 411 Entartalnor , © 1IIS. NEWVAPIJII INTI.._ Ata :. 111Jl1 1T 11111 -• ..,;.. Mtreuty - n-i l - . Eoato Fltll Flndor, 131100 010 •· ·~2. '· t9a Corvoiio, block wllh allvor BUndy Flula. 2 YHro Old, EICOJ. . . . _ lnlorlor, :'~. c;:on.thion, $200, 114-44 Frulls a.r, 11 Fl. S.M Tractor Wllh io ""' Mom~" $2,100, 114-317-'1177. : 1979 Mul1ang Ghlo Collocloro Hom Foctorr ~02 Auto, PS1 PB, Musical 5• &+ tor Sale 1m llghl bluo Ford Plnlo 11otionwagon, 4 cytlnclor 1111 lftglna 4 - " lfonciOnl lranoml.-. 2 -.AM radio wllh FM convtrter, 83,433 oriGinal mll11, 1780, coN 114MNole lfttr 15pm, 1171 Camero, T-4ope, nMd• minor body wor~, runa 11'111, 1400. 304-SM704. Cool¥1111, 114-817-3404. r... Pass Pass 75 Boats & Motors .roo"-> Regilt.... Lhal ADeo tem.le, old, ~PIJ~. Oft - . . i If!!.:.= * Chow 'r"tho old. 114-1411-2084. Pa..oonlc q- T.V., 1114-2511331 : ;:::;::;·:::::=-:-:=-:---:--,..-1 I 1180 Yamoho XT IMI • Hila MW, $2800. 3 0 4 4 - , ~1'2018. 0243. •f(O·$YSrfM•I :=;;;;;:•.::..:.:.::,•~;::.::;:;._ For Pay 5S JUST A •pt-ANt-T• .IrJ.>rEAC> Of ArJ •• •· IMutttut. full tll::d1d Chow ~For:=N!!Ieo~R!!:og~··B~oo~ton~!!bu11~dcg-',..'i lo'l AS 19a H.ondo'• ' -.· Wintl'. ..... IKIOIJ lolrt,., ~- 119. lrunk; good I balorY.Iilf mltoago $1000 114-ia-nte. •••h••• ==s:o.biiM, tt.SO a up. .,, "- S2s: ···Sf99iJ~::.il!i J .,.;..;_, Hov reno: = - n•e Finn, 111. 35. 3CJ4.I31' 201 AdMtl Opening lead: • Q PEANUTS Ml:ltOrc:YC• Hay o.rm.n, By Phillip Alder tn' =. Pass Pass 3I 44 ..... 3711oel pro31Tr-aol A suit combination ;·~n-~---+--+­ that is deceptive -WSZI. 64 Eul Pass 34 Flftllll 31111111111111 38 Allllered fOW75-3073 Saturday. Ocl. 2, 1993 82 · Plumbing & Heating 84 .ElecU1CIIl' - ...... -~ - ............ dJYHio Poot . Ftf.Sot-Bun !i'Hro-110 1 .blno, tiDOO. tmiOQ,,.,.. Jolin · ond drlttiO,' liking 14500 ·114-,ii;;j;~~~~~;w ~ MNICIO doyo or 114-MS-2844 FlafrlgM.., , ~- , . r, .....: ;..,. , I " - ..,.. oft• 811!11. . · ,_ ""'"" ~ ....... · R~ '" ~'· $1 o;alot, or McO:ogor golf clubo whh ~P• 032F~~ t:io~tto Rd. S.t ~ For llato- ' " ' Ptymoutil VIP !'!frlill, Ml'\11!ll ~ · Vol! baa, lllt<i now, 80 tn- .:101 • . • M. :l':·.:::1.......... mltoo, cati =..,~j:.,,;lt:.: iiii!iiii; t--• · .:;.Poii:..::::':..:"'Y:!·:__~--- d.-,1325, 814 t48 :10n. . -171-1711' ' • . . =:::, I WAS PLAYIN' 5P ,....,,.n·• ..,........_ ,..._•••: --::-~~=--=-~-=-~1 ··--. :ur::t::-.:.:~ -" ""- NIMI,IM _UU287. ' =-.:.:.::·~--'-::---,.-- :: 61 Farm Equlprnem -· IOO-Iii.Miti • ' eo.n!t.YNE, !_~RNfumiTUA1; 1 . I THROWED MY SHOULDER OUT IN A DADBUR N CA RD FI G HT !' !!·!!!; 1 For Sole- Un._ UST utlllllli rwcelver wfth ten foot dlth, 114-ll92.et171. ~~..:.~•?"'.::1/!Gn::"':ci WHAT HAPPENT bod-.: an.r •. 13,11011. trant., STORAGE TANKS :::: =~::: ~~-:.·.:~: Ft. log Traitor, 11 ¥1 AlUminum Abcvo And Ground FDA lrtnoport dac. Doorbom lorogo Oump, 8M-441-8031. Approved For Potobto W.tor, !!!!_e1_•l'. .g OOCl condition. :J04. Still Salol Salol 11117 Chov. s-10 Ron Evant Ento...-o, Jack· ,....,_ B1111r · •·,-·, 1819 .__.. PU · eon, Ohio, 1-800.Q7..gsza. ,... ._ ·~J'~ POLE BUILDING SPECIAL Aulo ...,495; 1111 IJa.dtio Com. 55 Building 30'x40'9', Palntld 81101 Sldoa, . Von 12,185; 1813 ~- P.U, . Galvaturno StiOl Root, 15•18 12,015; 1HS C:hov. 5-10 P.U: Supplies St•l · stldo• 3' Man Door. 12,2ttl; 11111 Cllov. 3/4 T. PU' 15,11111. EREI:Tio. trcn HcrH '~ ForChovd•A~10 ~U.. alock, brick, ••·•-; -rvo ••n • ..,.., ...... Bulldoral-atiD-3~·1045. $1,0Ui 11M Bronco 11,411; d-'Rl:,"''"· ole. Claudo Wln1187 Ford Rongw 414 AUto ~~ Grando, OH Call 114- _63~----.-LI;.:v.;.•.;.st:.:o.;.c;..:k~:-:"::' 13,996; 1888 Nla10n P.L!. a_:~~~~; 1983 Nt..an P.U. il~-~ 1MI 11111w aoat 2 old 1•• ••• 56 Pits fOr Sale ''1 ftor JNro ' ~ Fcnl P.U. SUM; 1180 Qwv. P.U. $1,095· lilt Ford' P.U. $1,1111· .:;::=~=:;:.;;:::;:~~~::: 3087 If' .m. Groom and Suoaly lhcp-Po1 8 F - C.lvto1~ Approx. 400 11114 ~ord 4x4 P.U.•~111111; 1iiii! GMC P.U. $2,8H; 1 - Clio¥. 1Grooming. All liaado ot-. lbl. Eoch 2 Hohora, 4 St--. 10 P.U. Auto 12,4H; ,117 Ford Jullt Welib. Calll14-44i42:f1. 114-2M-1414. -:-::--:-:c-----....,.--,,- Ranger P.U. $2.218· 1K1 Cllov. 2 AKC Roglo1orad 'li p - . . Athono U-~ Sa'"!, !!-Ill 5-10 414 P.U. ll,ON; , _ Ford 2 Moloo, hth Bto:t ftt4-441: Foil F - Coli Salt, Tnuiid'.y, Bronco I 14,• -we Art 1023. Octob.r 7. 1H3, At 1 P.ll. ' U Doolin" B&D Auto Saloo, ""'· Broodl ~ Col- - . . . 150 N. 814 441 sae5. AKC 8 Month Old Fomalo tid. Co111o -plod lla~lng AI Schntuzoi 4 P.M. On Wldnoodoy. At! Con- 73 Vans & 4 WD'I AKC Mlnlaturt ptn•chwl, 4mo. ~ Welcome, 114-ltz.. 1978 Chavy Btuor,. ~ .!!E~d o!d; 304-871!-244<. 23:!2, 0r11:1-81f! 3531. For ...... 2 Heifer cla¥10, · - CondHion, $1,300, 8..-..,-. AKC Realltlr'M lox• puppiM, 1 -.-- 11192 Ford Elplorar X~T,. 4WD, 2 .._1M,_ 'MfY rauonablr ~~ mattly 410 lbl. taeh, 114- 4dr'l aut01111tlc, overdltM, 2 prictd. 304-171-1041, . ";~--hj~·';-a Nohnd;;.~"~';;C.;;;II•~·--;;;; loodod, 25,GOO . 114AKC A ~·-r&d For Sileo lrad H11olwd 1 rilt110J whh tgm~ coY aloo •-· old Horolonl . -8837. Sponlol pup":":ila-• A wor"• .... ~. mad, $180. 504-4 1557. cal-. 61tii92·Jll56. 74 WATER e.. . Cfllln - · C<--ptl1o FJ- M.... SVIIom, Aniwwtt!9' lllechlne, llahoaMv D.lc; 8x2 $1t,IIW. KMIIr larvlca c.ntor, Stott Rl. 87. 304-8!111-3810 . . Ford JubllM Tractor, Now Paint, Elcottont Condition. 2 3 PI - . -· · - •m• - ·· ·-··~ Flr~wocd Far Sola: Pick-Up Load Or D:'~lr'k Load, Wo Drum lo1 lot tate- Pramlar Dallvor, 8 107, 514-446- double baa wlnlagl dnam MC, bluo and Rrwy._~. coli .,._ 0959. Fl-..od Proparo For Wlntor. Mil-3oth tropm. Will Bo S - Whan Cold Wuther Arrlvee, Delivered, 114251-1318, 814-387-7028 n~ngo. 11'14-112- S5NJ, Compfoto 650, Madlclnt Cablnot, In uuus. W~TEA LINE SPECIAL: 314 Inch 2011 PSI S1Us; t Inch 200 PSI 132.10; Ron Evana Ent•rs'=.'· J ac kMn I Ohio, 1400-537· 528. Top $25; Outen Size Wltert.d ti'IC!,C!'i. lnstrumems Lovo Slot, <;holrL $200; Dln111o Sot $150; Por11bl0 Sowl!lll , .. chiRI f!l~i 10 Spood 8...,0to. 814-441--•. . 1uuu • RPM, Vonlty Sink C.blnot Whh Morillo Top, 135; Morillo Vanny Sin~ · · Fall Cl ..rtlnctl , . World Book Enclclopadlo Pl.. 2 Diet onaryo 1418 S.vo: $24111 Elty Tern. Mtrgaret Pierce, j blower, 1118 S10 Tahoo, 47.000 mlloo, • loldo<l, •'"o tranomtooton, : dt!Riald riGht- & Schnauzer mlnllt~, puppl• 1ncf adunt, 1110 pupo plat, ch. - l n u , Unoo, 5~9 Fontgt 13100. 305 Slurry opraador, ......_, • • - Brfttion 8 -.iuldor7$5'5oo. 4130 Ford Nortb 21 4' BARNEY TO YOU ? Wetl Pass to Prt¥10ut I'UII.. IMSitlrl- 32 ....... Soolb 2+ t 'l t+ s+ Pass 17 AftiWet' 33 AG!hor llmllerto - 40 Rodtlll 41 Hoodlum devtct 27 Tuakld Ml cruturt 31 Sallow Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South 2+ IW.o rd 14 Nvorln 24 AldiiUon +AQ2 • FtnCir'l IIWub I KQJ bod, Cumbuatlon air coal ttcw•, good condition, SIOO, &M-llll2· 306•. Eltctrtc concrete vibrator, $10· 8' 11um. brake, S115i Kenmor~ eutomatlc waehtr, SIS; ~ Mini billa, 1250 080, ®71. . +AKQ9542 1184 F·150 Ford414 Truck, Sttp. Sldo lod. ·4 Spood, Stondonl, 300 • 6 CVllnclor, Saw!- Mago, 54 Miscellaneous · 61 Farm · Equipment 4 112 Ufl Kh, 31" llodtol n ..a, Merchandise AIIIFM Coo-. Pto,..., S2.SDO 125 8uohol Oravltr B01 Wllh Finn. 814-211-1HI. 15 Pc. Oak DlneHe, Platform Runnl~ GNr, $315; 1 Row Rockor, Scto, Rocllnor, 1 -~. Com P liar $150: 614-379-2716. 1984 5-10, ,auto., ohor1 650 304 Corbin .S.Jdtr FumMuro, &14- IFd Ford Holtond Sail. 408 I ,";,===·,:~o6c:l!l-::,;2fl:::•::•:_. · -,--..,..,11 446- 71. Dltc bl,. $10,500.411 Dltc blno 1917ChoVJ 3/4ton pick..., lfldo ;' StrOIIII', bobJIIoct. walllar, hlgll- Wi owtviil h•ch domo, $11,500. In com';';~ =~~~a•od w/; choir, car 1001, awing, ptaJpon. 570 Squoro bailor, $10,!100. 040 opllono, , 4311. ; ;104-875-4548. Round llolor, auto wrap, $12,200. 650 blllor, auto wrap 111111 Ford A•- XLT. 4 ely, s ; Sutdo & toathlr cooto $50, a1u clarno., 113,300. · 148 Round tpd. Muot S11 To ~fata, · mldlum & torgo, coo1 naw, bailor, hyd. wrap, !1.0}100. 40 .,.,2011 OBO. 256-1277 · :~~· ~~~l~ah:'d.I~:::S?•:: ~;" a~. 304-175-3775. SOUTH Trucks for Sale PitMt reply 18Eiectrtcat +& .AK987 • 10 9 . +Jt011 75 ~~~;:::;:::::~:::;~::::::::~~====~H1'~. Woshor\: llrv«, Rtlrl~lor, Color Froour, Air Con- """ 15 lllnger- EAST 1811 Ford Wreaktr Wllh Wlneh, Good Cond•ton, S2,SDO, 114- e ..,. .., - 11-t·tl I A 43 +&43 - 812-3141, Ut~ Rofrlgorote>< S..ro Coldol>o1 Sp.icemester, l'f50, 614-251-15211. SWAIN AUCTION & .FURNITURE. 62 Olivo St., Galli polio. Now & UHd tumlturo, hiO~~q Wllfom 1 Worfl boolo. 81 3151. · .v. NORTH +J t087 • • 52 1m 1-ton. truck, d&MI whetlt, 11,000 achlllf mlloo, $1800, 114- /P• 4 5Tw.,.,...,., 12 13 111H Z-24 Cmilor _ , , "Wo Art Daalln" NO A..o S.lat, Hwy. 1110 N. ftt4-l...._. s ,... 1 So clot club 1-lftdiM :fnl!-=: ~ ~.:.~= i:•; ~ • ,.._,...... Frostle11 dltlon.r, ALDER Chtv. Cltl.liW Nlol 72 RNIIa11c .., .,..., ~ ...... ~ USED APPLIANCES , 2314 80 - · II~ now,141,,11+ttJ2. · . ..· . · . Vlno . , _ alltf4.441..73fli ,. Sam Scmotwllto'o- arn.y 1r01 ' NEA Croaaw-ord Puzzle Shprp S2,Hii; 11M 'CI!rJ. LoS.ron t1,1M; , .... l'onl b- GoOde MIKid Fl~ tiS And Uplliw g.-,p, llfd. nan.... ~=-~"[ ~ lattor, uoo, lldroom lnd ............ *-or tnd mirror. l(lr)' -ion h50 ._1111. , ' ALLEYOOP . A~M t1,7N; jii7 - o·Wo ,....,V' ::-""7:-'"-----51 ttousihold S814!1 tt,OH; 1117 LlnHtn ...,,.; 1187 Dodao lllo I l ,~; 1887 Ptr. liualor Allie . ; 11111 c.,_~...,. 111· 1111 M!'lflfttl Aulo tl,lll; ChoY. Nova tt,JH; ,llao. cury Gran Morqula $1,111; 1187 Chov. Nooa ·Aulo $2,2111; 111M Ply. Col1 t1,5~ Clwy. 47 Merchandi se Autos for S.lol ..... _ , 1 - fllr. Horllon ..... 1117 , . . . Go Ka~o- 3 HP & UJ). tpoclll on SIMotng roomo whh aooldng. · 9 HP, In otock, Morrll EquipAlto trallor apace. All hook·upo, ment, 814-7112-2455 or 1'14-.'J~:Z. Col tftor 2:00 p.m., 304·773- 2580. lllt,Ma.anWV. Gott Clubl ExcaNit11 Condition, t-1 Motol Woo<!!, P-2 trona, Cuo46 . Space for Rent tomloct Sot, whh Bag, 1250. 614-448-4503. . Mobil hon'!l apacn tor rent ' Good fl,.woocl for ..le, l14-ti2304-87W1184. · 21SS or 814-11112-1707. ' - lor 1'1111 llt~lng at 185/mo., IM-4Jg2-2187. In O.Uipoilo: Coueh ·& 1111chlng Cflllr, $17!;. Lamp Tabla $1tr; Wanted to Rent> HNter $10; MOWer $25; 114-m. 6855. Wanllng to ,.nt- 2 or 3 bedroom ......... ln ciMn and good ccndl- lnttlllvlslon TV game eptem for llcin, prafor prlvoto totting, 114- Ill• lnclud• , a•m~~ plua 182-2428, II no anaww ptNH tht lntelllvolct moduli, f13S ltlvt on mechlnt. coli 514-1411-!IOIIoftor 11pm. ' har - · 1.-.tna, .............. ilunii> -.!;:;~-1:·~= ooflmall& 114- :'11 ~~~3~~~~·· 71 2 RCoroot. 2 a,_, Cholro, Ulla 114-4411079. . t980 GMC ClerTII truek· 1880 Oldsmobllo; 18op. Shoota mount1ln blkl; Cocker SPI!nlet puppy, 7Wko. old; 114-~2-2445. "h 1 1 19112 1bdnn. ap~~rtrnent In Pomeroy " P poet ve tr.ct on Oo tor rent, 614·912-5858. • C•n, Wlltaon Hartly Davidson -;:::;=-'-:==-:--:--:--~f.jl~uthor lackll, qu- llzt 1 bdnn. aportmonl, downtown torbod on padntal. 304-8111~Middleport, central heat & 1lr, 111 6,83. · utl!lllat lncludld, 1250/mo., $100 2 King wood A coal bu~dopooh, 114·9411-221Z 304-875-7I , ,.,_ •• 63 1bdnn. opo~mont, Sp~ng Avanut, Pomeroy. $115/mo., 24'.:32'x10'· one 3' entry door, $100/dtp., nc poll, 614-861'308 3 ORO 11X10 tlldlng d~ guHtr, aft., Spm. , erected price, $4100; ~Jt48x10.. en• 3' entry door, one 12x10 1br. apartm•n1, Pl. Plea1ant, sliding door, gunera, ei'IIICted lumlehldJ. very clean, no pelt. price, M500i other 1lz11 and 304-875-t>ll. option• avallabto. Pracltlon Poll Framt Bulldoro, 814-111122bdnn. opto., tOial oloclrlc, ap- 3541 Bobor304-'T73-5340JIH. pllan- fumlohld, laundry room tocllftlat1 ciOH to ochool 300 amp &c~l . .au Hobo~ W'll· Ill town. Mr,~cationo ovsllabl• dor, $1100, $1000 with traitor. 3 149 or $175; uaad VIctor ,.lion BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT torch whh rogutotoro; 114-11112· BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 6279 ESTA~!•. 536 Jacklon Plko · · from """"""'· Walk to ohop & 50,000 BTU HOi/ Nalural a.. mcvloa. C.II&M-448·2568. EOH. Fumaco, 90 + Rog. $1,615, Sato: $1 .059, lnllallotlon Avallablo, B~ck~ctox apt. wl lg. yord, 614-4-306. •xc. borhood, walklng dl• ••~ o •choola, _grocery, 8x16 wooden ..o,.ge blda drugator.., hoepltll & chur· $795. dellvtry fwe m .-slders E! chli, ar., lg. eat-In khchen, full qulpment Co, Henderaon. WV baaamont w/ laundry hookupo. 304-675-~21. 304-17U774 day•, 304~882-3899 Attention: Hunte,. & Doa •••nl~. Tralnora, Bob-Whitt Ouoll . 1 Eftlcloncy apo~mont, raloronct, Ring Nock .P hNoonto For Sato, dopoo!l, no poll. 304-875-5162. COifAfttr 1:30 P.M. 114-317-om. Fumllhld Eftlcltncy $165/Mo. Buck Flroploct In-, 12!10; U111Mial Paid, 1120 Fourth ~~lg.htt A· Btnch 150. 514-3711Avonuo~ Galllpollt, 64-448-4416 ~9 AHor7~M · · Complete super llnall 11z1 Fumllhld oHicloncy apt, Pt. wall-. doyllod otflt, only P1NIIn1t?:lllliH pold, $185/mo. und 3 montho, 304-895-33153. 304-875' 3• CONCRETE' SPETIC TANKS, Fumllhld, 3 Room• & Bath, 1,000 Gallon, $325;- JET Bot Cl•n, No Pitt Rererence a {No "and Flhtr Requll'llld) Dopoolt Aoqulro~. 6t4-44S.t5t9. $1,495; Ron Enno Enttrprlooo, Farms for Sale Daldt< ONo, ~ County aalo , ,..,., lloalllltul 11!2-bt:l. tt - .,...,, • u rage on Meehine. Apanment m-.. etcond' 3Houaeln - ·1112 WV, Horton St. batha, full """ 1011 ...... ., too lluJ - . llloi>O or oomplo11 I!O't • U, . .... 11111J Morlln, Foster'• 1 • 2 bedrvom apartment• In Pomwoy, CION lo town, 1175-o opptlan- fumlshtd, IM-9H-133a 10:00am--3:00pm. Iring PMUrnl. _...,..To: CLAm c/o a.~ Npolll DoiiJ ·T ribunt, 625 Third a.....,., Gatllpotto, OH 45631. ~ulrad, for Rent 5 bedroom brick home, 1 112 bath, linlahed banm•nt, offiee ~pentry, account· •l•ctrlc hut an~ . allj 2 Clr lng/com.,..lng, ........,, gar1ge, nice nelgnoomood on lllcolovll lol. For 1pp1. 614-446-~Idly, ......_.., 9387. Wilding, and dlvoroltlod inedcol OOGUpai:IOnl. ODinlnp ..Ill FOR SALE· 2 bedroom hou11, · twaflablt In fiiiiiW1nttr ...,....., 112 ICrt In country, Racine 1r11, lfolllng Oct, 11th. Coli · - new doubll pane IIH-In wtn13U508 or 614-7113-3S11. dowt, fulllluomont t outbuildLocot lnoll'oncio Agency hiring Ing, NIY to hut, fUel oU rurnace, $25,000, 814-849-2140 at_,....,. Mutt 110 computor ,., 5:30 p.m. protlclon1, pralor lnour-. bockground ond ~Ill to • HouM for Nle ~. 2br., 1 came tl8cerwld: lng a,._ 112mL North Shot('P1ont, Rl. 2. pllco11one Mondoy, .. 4th, 304-87!!-a1132. warned to Buy Anl..,_.llid Reference Mobile Hamtt Park. 614-446-1602. 44 Milo mechanloe, e.vlcee, electronlca. IRIU,.~, 2 Bedroom• Furnished, Air, Cable. Overtoolclng the Ohio Rl..r In Klnaugo. Dopcslt & Two bedroom tl'llier In Racine, malnt~ Farm Fa= Mobile Homes for Rent 2 6 3 Bedroom Moblla Home, You Pty' U1111llu, Doposlt Roquked In Porter Area . 614-381!1162. ;;-;-,;---,..-;:---,.-::-,--..,,2 bedroom trtllor, rtf & dep, Rt. 62 N. Loculi Rd on right, no pols. 304-875-1078. Wright The Daily ---·-~-- 42 __ AVON I All A,..s I Shlrtey Spoara, 3~M29. GQods or o.... Mollohan Furniture & Carpet•, · Rt. 7, N. 11.t-446-'i't44 b12 Carpot $60, vtnytl4.41. ctlll14-4192-5166. AVONI All trill. NIOd tlllra money or want • C:II'Mr, tither woy-caH Ma~lyn. 304-882-2841 ort-800-11112-8356. KIT 'N' CARl.. YI..H hy l.llrr} Houaehold Remodeltd 2 bedroom hoUie, glrdtn tub, ceiling f1na. prlva1• lOlling, $250/mc., 814-985-4256. £i•· Employment Services • 51 Ohio October1 1993 F.rlday, October 1, 1993 uvtng Room 6uilol, 2 Ptoco, Nev1r UIICI, $4G8; Value Your Price, Only $27!, Calh And Carry, 11~ 881 6373. local Pay Phono Routo: $1,200 A W•k Pot1nt111. Priced To Sill. 1.aCJII-488-71132. 2br., AC, 101at olactrlc, Local Vlndlng Route: $1,200 A , WIIMrldryer, no pets, Mason. Wtok Polontllil, Muo1Soll. 1-800- ;;304'-;-'-m.-7-.=551Sl:.:::.._C"C"....,..---,.II3-'ftnd. 3 bedroom mobile home for ,..,., Ill t!ectric, 1 child, no $240 per mo., Naw H1v.n, Real Estate - -88Z-24111J. ""·· tofallloctrlc mobil homo, 2 full bo1~ C:. ~nnlng, mUIIMtl. 4 1 9 Houses for Rent 3 ledrooma, 2 Bllh1, CA., Fl,.ace, Dtlhw11h1<, $5001Mo DapOolt Roqulrad, 814-446-1222, 014-446-21711. Garage Sate- S.by clolhOI, c:o.t1, cur1alnt, mite. hem8 all klndo, Oct. 1, 2, • . 782 Hlah St., Mlddlaport, Ohio. 114-1192·1&66. old American & Acreage • In the yea r ahead a Slmi·Successlui friend m1ght come to you with a uniq4e proposal. Initially 1t may look like it's too far out an idea . put lake a c los er look. lt"cou ld have real v~lue . LIBRAcSepl. 23·0CI. 231 II your budget has been blasted out ol shape !his wee k, it's time to seek ways to repair the damage. Unlort unately . you might do just the opposite aAd·let eJtfravagance rule . Kn ow wh ere to look lor romance and you 'll lind n. The AStrO-GraPh Matchmaker.instantly reveals· •• s h1p. Be ca reful how yo u handle 11 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You 're ba51cal· ly a rather generous person and th1S fact did not escape the att entiOn o r a lreeloa cl er wi th whom you 're assoc iated . Be care ful he/sh&doesn·t do a number on you today TAURUS (April 26-May 20) When mak1ng an importa nt dec1 510n today don't perm1t anger ovtr a pasf" painful 'Cxpenence cloud your outlook . Judgments made out of sp11e wi ll be unproductive GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 Today 11 you are disorganized. you'll not only no\ lin•sh what you 1ntend to do. you might a lso ere- SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23-Dec. 21) Co · worker~ m•ght requ1re k•d glove treatment today 1n orde r to put th em at" ease Be careful you don "t do anything that' ll arouse ate additional unnecessary worl< lor your · their ire 1nstead of elevat1ng the•r coopera· self in the process. · tJve spin!. CANCER (June 21 ·July 221 Your lnends CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) Today you m1ght (esent it today 1f you take it· upon might be subjected to some unco mfortable yourself to take c harg e of events . pressure tr om· your pee r group . 11 you yi~ld Conversely; it you le i everyoNe put in and it causes~ you to do someth 1ng that hiS/her two-cents wol1h, there won't be any d oesn 't serve your best interest s. you 'll hard fee lings. regre111. LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) In order lo gratify AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 Persons 1n yo<Jiambitions today, you might be tempi· lyour 'charge might re be l today if you rule edlo use tactiCs others may find abrasive. the roost with too heavy a hand . Be consid· ; Your success 1s probable. your popularily e rcile and toterant with lhose who look to ! isn't. . you as an authonly l1gure . · ' ·VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep,. 22) Don't uSE{ your PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today you knoWledge today to embarrass or put down m ig ht have to deal wilh a person whose others . Rather than trying to appear superi~ .ph ilosophical and pOlitiCal ideas di ametn · or, use what you know to be helpful and cally oppose·yours . This 1S a testy re lation· lnendly. at the lmprov �. .. , (' Community calendar FRIDAY Carry out is available. Everyone is welcome. LONG BOTTOM - The Faithful Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have a service at 7 p.m. Friday with Evangelist David Dailey as the speaker. Special music will be provided by local singers. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. A fellows hip will follow . HEMLOCK GROVE · Hemlock Grove Church of Christ will hold its annual ho=oming stan• ing with former minister Hal Dnester of Chambler, Ga. preaching at the 9:30 a.m. service followed by Sunday school ~t 10:30, a baslcct dinner at noon and an afterTUPPERS PLAINS - A round noon service starting at I p.m . feaand square dance sponsored by · turing "The Born Again Believers" Tuppers]'lains Veterans of Foreign of Galtipolis. Minister Chas DomlWars, P'bst 9053, Ladies Auxiliary gan and the congregation invites will be held a1 the legion hall from the public. 8-11:30 p.m. Music will be by C.J. RACINE . Descendants of and the Country Gentlemen . Edward and Anna Dill will hold POMEROY - Grace Episcopal their third reunion at Star Mill Park Churc h will be serving dinners at I p.m. Bring a covered dish. All from 5:30-6:30 p.m. prior to the relliaves and friends are invited. Mcig.'l High School Homecoming SYRACUSE ·Syracuse First Game agaim;t Alexander. Menu includes soups, salads and desserts. Church of God will hold its homecoming starting with morning serAll welcome. vices at 10:30 a.m. followed by a lunch provided by the church at I SATURDAY p.m., an afternoon. service at 2:30 CHESTER ·The annual Chester p.m. with singing and preachmg Elementary School carnival will be and outside games for children. held Saturday at the school. Food Preachers wiU be Jewell Hosler and will be served from 5 to 6 p.m. and David Russell . Everyone is wetthe games, haunted house, and come. other activities will be held from 6 It ., [ ,-q . ANTIQUITY - Descendants of the late H.A. Fred Hayman and HARRISONVILLE · Har- Garnet F. Polk Hayman will hold. . risonville Lodge 411 stated meet- their 21st reunion at the home of ing will be held. Dinner will stan at C.E. Hayman, Sr. The reunion will 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting begin at 10 a.m. followed by dinner at 7:30p.m. Past masons night will at noon and games in the afternoon. be held to honor these distin - All relatives and friends of the guished masons. Work on m~ster Hayman family are invited. mason degree. All master masons REEDSVILLE - South Bethel arc welcome. New Testament Church, Silver RACINE - A family reunion for Ridge, will hold its homecoming the descendants of Victor Lewis starting with Sunday School at 9 Neutzling, Sr. and Elizabeth Graber a.m. followed by worship service at Neutzling will be held at Star Mill 10 a.m., dinner·at noon .and afterParle at 5 p.m. Table service will be noon services at 1:30 p.m. featurprovided. Bring a covered dish and ing The Jets, Andy English and information about your farn1ly . If local singers. Pastor D.W. Sydenyou have any quesbons caU Nancy stricker invites the public. Neutzting at 992-6052. MONDAY CLIFTON - Clifton Tabe~nacle RACINE - Racine Village Church will be having a yard sale Council will meet at 7 p.m. at Star starting at 9 a.m. Mill Park. RACINE - Star Grange #778 RACINE · There will be a reguand Star Junior Grange will meet in lar meeting of Racine Chapter 134 regular session on at 8 p.m. at the Order of Eastern Star. Officers will Grange Hall. Potluck refreshments be elected. Refreshments will be wiU follow the meeting. AU memserved following the meeting. bers are urged to attend. MIDDLEPORT - Overbroolc Center will be having an arts and crafts show and open house from II a.m. to 6 p.m. Arts and crafts by many area craftsmen will be available for sale. The public is invited. POINT PLEASANT - The West Virginia State Farm Museum will be holding its annual Country Festival, Antique, Steam and Gas Engine Show and Mason County Extension Quilt Show on Saturday and Sunday. ' I MINERS VILLE - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will meet for a luncheon at noon at the home of Rae Reynolds. SALISBURY · The Salisbury Elementary Fall Festival wiU open at 5 p.m. Garnes will stan at 6:30 p.m. There will be raffles. games, food and entertainmenL Come join the fun. "' CHESTER · The Chester Elementary School Fall Carnival will start with dinner from 5 to 6 p.m. There will also be door prizes, games, bingo and a haunted house from 6 to 8 p.m. SYRACUSE , The Sutton Township Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Municipal Building, MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Garden Club meeting scheduled for Monday, Oct. 4 has been postponed until Nov. I. POMEROY - Eagles class of the Asbury Methodist Church of Syracuse will have a bake sale at Kroger starting at 9 a.m. VALLEYFORD - TheBoardof Trustees of Columbia T-ownship will meet at the Columbia Township Fire Department at 7:30p.m. Wyeth, by POA, 5.000A, to, Lee A. Boggs and Darla L. Boggs, Bedford. Wilbert J. McClain, 1.0109A, to John Wayne Stobar.t, Sutton. Robert K. Arms aka Robert D., Lynn~ Arms , Ronnie Arms, and Brenda S. Anns, parcels, to Ronald D. Anns and Brenda S. Anns. Salisbury. Delbert F. Mitchell and Jutia K. Mitchell, easement, to Ohio Power Co., Rutland. Gerald R. Douglas, dec'd, affid., to Eleanor J. Douglas, Bedford. Southern Ohio Coal Co., parcels, to Elbert L. Williams and Sharon L. Wiltiams, Salem. Robert Ralph Wood and Catherine Anne Wood, 1.00 acres , to Ronald H. Kinder, Chester. John Foster and Debra Jean Courtney Foster, parcels, to Meigs Co. Parks District, Pom~roy Village. . Power Co .. Sutton. :; Frank Herald Jr., ease., to Ohio " Power Co., Salisbury. '! Billy Lee Stoofe, Sr. and Naomi•; R. Sroofe, ease., to Ohio Power • Co., Salem. , Paul Walker and Rita Walli.er, , ease., to Ohio Power Co., Salem. · Wanda R. Wyeth and Donald Wyeth, parcel, to Paul E. Wellman and Rosalee Wellman, Bedford. Fred 0 . Riggs and Lutchie Riggs, parcel, to Herbert 0. Rig&s, Edith Mae Heckert and Dav1d Riggs, Bedford. George Drmovan and Kathy Short Donovan, ease., to Ohio Ohio State routs Northwestern 51-3 • C-1 _Hunting, •i ~shing day :1 . observed Old Man's Cave namea for Civil War era man • Sands • B-6 B-1 The male driving mentality 'By Kevin Pinson - Page B-8 • Hartinger to speak at museum • • The Meigs Cdunty Historical . gram will begin at.5:30 p.m .. fol- .: Society will hold its annual meet- lowed by a resCI"'auon only dm~er ;~ ing at the Meigs County Museum at 6:30 p.m. The busmess meetmg :1 on Oct. 17 will stan at 7:30 p.m. .: The spealcer for this year's proThe cost of the dinner is $7 and ~ gram will be General James reservabonsmust be made ~y Oct. ., Hartinger. Hartinger will share 8. Reservauons can be maJled to _ some early Temininiscenses of the Meigs County Museum, 144 : Meigs County, as well as other Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy_or :• experiences of his years in the mili- phoned in at 992-3810. ~nly ahm- ·~ tary. • ited number of reservauons "'!il be .,; A receptioo to honor the general accepted due to seaun!llumtabons. "" will be held at 5 p.m. and the pro"' ' '• Copyright.~ AaiOtf ROCKER RECLINER SLEEP SOFA Blue Only NOT'999.95 Innerspring Mattress Blue Stripe 5299 97 · GLIDER ROCKERS Solid Oak 3 Colors SUNDAY ONLY ~179 97 SUNDAY ONLY By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff· POMEROY - Two hearings for public comment on the ·proposed $01id waste management plan for the Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Yinton Solid Waste Management District have been scheduled for :ruesday. The flrst hearing will be at the Wells10n City Building at 10 a.m. and the second at th·e Jackson .Cooperative Extension Center on . • 539997 59997 Set 5 · LOOAN- Representatives from ·Ohio's south-southeastern counties helped make history last month as they took part in the creation of "Ohio's Appalachian Country," .a consortium of 29 Southeastern Ohio counties. The group met officially for the fl.rstlilne Sept. 10 in Chillicothe. · , Although representatives from ... each county's respective and visi1011 bureaus, QUE~N HYBRYD WATERBED MAnRESS ' 5 HOURS ·oNLY Complete with Frame .. . . $49997 $unday · SAVE BIG TODAY FREE FREE DEUVERY " CELLULARONE® PHONE With 5499 Purchase Must activate w/Nate Communications to qualify. Innerspring Mattress . With Firming Foundation 1 P.M. 'TIL 6 P.M. All Wood Oak Finish Poster Bed, full or quHn Not $1999.95 Suites SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER OR WARDROBE SUNDAY $99',ft95 " 7 · .. FLEXSTEEL RECLINING SOFA All Wood by Bassett Cherry or Antique Blue Finish. NOT $1799.97 : WELLSTON - Bruce Kn.ox, McArthur, and Jerry Gust, Gallipolis have been elected to the Southea~tem OHio Regional Council ·Board of Directors, according to ·Bob Evans, president of the SEORC. Evans said, "the two new direclOIS have been lcaderllln economic development in their respective ·communities and southeastern Ohio and will serve the SEORC weD." Knox is the Executive Vice President of Unity Savings Bank, Over 25 69995 . sa99"97, ' SUNDAY RECLINING SOFA/ MATCHING ROCKER RECLINER Blue and Beige Plaid Country Style. NOT'2499.9SFORIOTH su,oAroNLr POMEROY - The BedfQ«< Vol· unteer Fire Department will hold a bake sale at Kroger from 10 a.m. to BOTH FOR OFFICE DESK Oak Finish RATTAN LOOK 5 PC. BEDROOM SUITE . White finish, Bassett. NOT$2499.98 , ~~~ noon. Sullfi•Y c~uri(y and its attractions; along wtth a. fol~-out map that denotes the mtlllJ·Ctty or county seat and the name and telephone number of a coniBC~ per!!on. . . . MaJOr high~ays, ~vmg ~es, and gateway ctUes w1ll also be listed. Sheets noted that a total of 50,000 brochures will be pri~ted for use by the state at a tounsm travel show. As ~ar as travel. shows go, the group IS already potsed and _ready to attend three. As a consoruum u ~as been offered free fea~ure space m the Oh10 Travel Pavtl10n at the Columbus, Cleveland and Toronto travel shows. . . , The n~xt meeung of Ohto s Appalachtan Country wtll be held at 10:3~ a.m . Fnday, Nov. 12, at the Holiday Inn m Zanesvllle. $119.9'~ MIDDLEPORT- The Middlepan Parks and Recreation Committee will have· an open yard sale at Hartinger Park. Savings and Loan_in 1988.. Knox, an av18Uon enthus18SI and private pilot, is a past chainnan of the Jackson .Vinton Economic Development Board, Executive Board member and Treasurer, Chief Logan Coocil, Boy Scouts of America and a member of the Yinton County Business Advisory Council in addition to many other activities. Knox resides with his wife, the former Doreen Kay Massay, and son Conner David, in McArthur. Gust has been associated with the University of Rio Grande since 1988 as Director for Economic Education for area high school teachers and high school students as weD as University level students. Evans said thai Gust's work in Continued on A-8 By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - A former president or !he Leiding Creek Conservancy Distri~ Board must 8erve at least 18 months . iii confinement af~er the Ohio Court of Appeal's Fo~ Appellate District upheld his live convictions of receiving cr . soliciting im~ compensation. • , Jack ertsp entered a plea of no ·conrtst in November, 1991, to five misdemeaRor counts of ~v· int Christmas bonuses totaling $5,000 while serving en thC Leading Creek Con~~Crvancy District Board of Direc10rs. He appeared ~fore Judse Roser Jones in the . Mcia.' County Coun of Common PI~.' Jones wu assigned to the Crisp ease ~use Judge Fred W. .w. SUNDAY FOR EVERYO!IIE- SarahSmltb,.7, ~l0rt1a ' LOTIRIDGE - Lotlridge Community Centez will be sponsoring a smorgasbord 4inner from noon until1:308.m, Cost is $5 for adults and $2.5 for children under 12. . . Dialer at Oldo Valey Bank'• 11th annual new aar tlhow oa ...a State Street II'C!iUid the city park Satur· . dil)'. Satu~':' calsO PDblle Servlc:e-Da!; as law eaforc~~e~ ; IJiil·atety dllj)~yecl ~elr equlpmen' alODI the pll'~t OD nnt AveaH <T·S . . . p\Oto by James Lona). I I This process Wiggins explained, require~60 percent approval vote by governing entities (Commissioners, villages and townshifs). Also required is approva by three of the-four largest populated eWes which are Middlepon, Jackson, McArthur, and Gallipolis. The district has 60 days in which to get the plan ratifl.ed. The Plan Wiggins said that the main goal CAKE WALK - Visitors attending Crown City'&.fall festival Saturday participated in a cake walk outside the fire station. The. day-lonJ! through the waste management plan will be to reduce solid was~e disposal by 2S percent by 1995. He said lhar at the present lime there is only one landfill in the dislric~ Gallia County, but that a permit has been issued to MidAmerica Waste Systems to build a landfill in McArthur. A permit for Sands HiU to build a landfill in Jackson County is still pending. AI the present time. according to Wtggins, Continued on A-2 • • • '• festival included a parade, an auctioo, food and games. All proceeds will go to the v~lage's fire department. (T -S photo by James Long) $2 million foundation to help local communities POINT PLEASANT - The establishment of a non-profit foundation, organized for charitable, scientific and educational purposes with initial assets or approximately $2 million. has been announced by a Ch~~rleston Bank and co-executors of the late couple's estate. The United National Bank, Charleston, Charles B. Stacy and G. Thomas Battle, eo-executors of the Estate oC Mildred R. Jackson and Co-'Iiustees oC 'liusts established by Mrs. Jackson and her late husband, Gordon C. Jackson, an nounced the fonnation of the Gordon C. and Mildred R. Jaclcson Foundation. The foundation has been organized to receive the assets remaining in Mrs. Jaelcson's estate and the two Jaelcson uusts after payment of · several specific charitable ~ifts. In addinon to the establishment of the. foundation, Mrs. Jaclcson, who died in early summer. Crisp sentence affirmed by Ohio appeals court NOT $1699.95 5 119995 fomierly knoW!! is Unity ~aviD¥s and loan, whtch has offtccs 10 McArthur, Gallipolis, Jackson and Wellston. Active in community affairs, Knox has served in a variely of capacities benefitins McArthur and southeastern Ohio. Since his graduation from Miami (Ohio) University, in finance, he has been associated with Marathon Oil and Marathon Petroleum Company in different fl.nancial. positions mcluding two assignments in London, England. He became associated with Unity Green and Beige Plaid Country Style Not $2099.95 5 SUNDAY.. 5 BIG HOURS , .Gust, Knox named to SEORC board OPEN 5 BIG HOURS Set ~ The period of time in which written comments could be made has now passed, but Tuesday's public hearings will provid\l' a forum for the public, a time and place to discuss concerns, said Wiggins. • Ratification Process After the policy committee makes whatever revisions are necessary following the public hearings, and approves the P.lan, then the ratiftcauon process w1ll begin. secretary, while Pam Vander Ark For _instancd, the .grou.P is of Athens County was deemed already m lh_e process ?f creaung_a treasurer. brochure wtth the Ohm star ·qutlt A membership committee was pattern to ser~e as tis logo. The formed and divided into regions, brochure IS bemg parUally funded with , thc following committee through a grant from t~e Goverregiotial chairs: Doc Householder, nor's Office of Al'palach18. . Belmont County, northern region; Sheets explamed that 11_1 1he SheDy Horvalh, Marietta-Washing- brochure the 29 counues wtll be ton County, central region; and brok.en up mto. segments ?f seven Carper, soulhem region. Rita Jones or etght C?UnUes, e~h wit,h !herr of Hocking County will serve as own~ m the mu!t!fold ~.1;111"~'• publip. relatio,ns~rcorc,,., _.JJ1,9 ,~r~!l{g;~'!o\!3fi~:~n 't SeiUaii~ , . . ~,~ . -~ ..~ .........~l~·';-t'·,... ~ ro~m . UCuua• IIJDL_ eacha "in forming a gr~up we can market ourselves as a regional destination," Ayers reponed. She further noted that the orgaconsor- · nization would help create expotium "inc"lude: Ross, sure for many counties thai would normally not be able fuiance a proGueq~~~Cy. Belmont •. Tuscarawas, motion of their area ~ Cochoc10n, Columbl8na, Carroll, "With a format' ~oup we can · Jefferson, Harrison, Holmes, stand up 10 gel the-tltings we need," M~. Monroe, Noble, MorSheets added. gail; Perry, Washington, Hocki'!&· According to the pair, the new Athens, Meigs, Vinton, Jackson) Pilce, Scioto, Highland, Adams, group is not intended to take the Brown, Clermont and Lawrence. place of ex"ting groups' such as Immediately following the deci- the Ohio Travel AsSociation or the sion 10 officially unite, the group Ohio Association of Convention held its fust election of officers. and VisiiOrs Bureaus, but will work Sue Ayers, of Guernse)' County, in conjunction with the organizawas elected chairperson, with Kim tioos. Creation of the consortium will Sheets, Gallia County, named to serve as her vice-chair. Ross Coun- benefit the APJJalachian counties in · ty's Teresa Carper was selected a number of tither ways. c $9997 or to send the plan out for ratificabon. . , Copies of the proposed plan have been SU,PJ>Iied to all political subdivisions m all four counties, as well as placed in several locations for review by the public . As explained by Kenny Wiggins, director of Meigs County Litter and Recycling \'fOgram and a member of the district's executive committee, the plan is "out there for comment from the public". Organization will help promote this part of Ohio IS SUNDAY Stare Route 93 South at 7 p.m. Residents of the four cotinties with concerns or questions about the solid waste management plan are encouraged to attend the hearings which provide an opportunity for offering suggestions for change as the "district moves closer to a solid waste management plan. After the hearings, the district policy ,committee will ."!eet to vote either for further revt!llons to the plan based on the public comment ·Gallia, Meigs included in new 29 county consortium . TWIN MAnRESS SET 17 Section 1110 PesiM .o\..!ol!lldmedla Inc. n""'op11per . Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, October 3, 1993 11183 Hearings set Tuesday for solid waste proposals 6 MONTH5-FREE FINANCING FREE FINANCING • FREE SET-UP FREE DISPOSAL OF OLD ITEMS Along the river ~~~·~~-Bl-8 Busiaess/Farm..- .....~~.Dl-8 Clusifled -----·--- - ·.Dl-7 Entertaiament _ ...~ ..~--B-8 Deaths ....- ........................A-8 Editorai ............................A-6 Sports...- ....- ..................Cl-8 Weatber........................." ...:A·l ---. . ' SPRING AIR CHIRO COMFORT NOT SUNDAY 549997 Set Full Size '999.95 Queen Size 1199.95 Inside • lmts • AT r BIG HOURS ................ . ...., 1.00 •4- FURNITURE LIQUIDAll8tJ EMPI. RE FUR-NITURE 5 ·~ Suuda\ ·Vol. 21, No. 32 SUNDAY,.PNLY - ., t~~::;~~;;~.. Meigs County property transfers STUDENTS OF THE WEEK - The pictured students were selected to be students of the week iD September at Meigs Junior High School. Pictured from left are Sandra Young, Charles Tyree, Jesse Eastman and Maridelb Fells. ,.. • .•• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio David Dowler and Anna L. Dowler, p8ftels, to Yvonne Stover, Salisbury. Lyle W. Hy sell and Leona Hysell, 2.000A, to, Matthew Edward Riffle and Kristina Gail Riffle, Salisbury. Marcia M. Denison, affid, to Lettie Grate and I.ellie Grate Wood, Meigs. Albert Roush, I 1{2A, to Geraldine Deloris Parsons, Alta Joan Hudson, Judith Pauline Flowers, Alben Dale Roush, Roger Wayne Roush, Rebecca Elizabeth Tyree and Kenneth Allen Roush, Salisbury. Pat E. Mitchell and Marcella Sue Mitchell, 56 i{2A, to Gregory . Thacker and Paula Thacker. Rutland. Gregory Thacker and Paula Thacker, 56 I {2A, Charles W. Cundiff, Rutland. Wanda R. Wyeth and Donald ·. '• .• • •.· Crow III was was the prosecuting attorney at ihe onset of the investi· galion of Crisp's activities at LCCD. . In exchange for the plea, the state agreed to dismiss seven felony counts against Crisp, charges . ranging engaging in a pattern of COI1Upt ·vity to having an unlawful ·interes in a public contract and using a • ·c offlee 10 secure a public contract in which the individual, family member of business associate has an inllereSt. Crisp was to make restitlllion to the county of$7,875 for the Christmas bonuses he received, $20,000 of the prosecution costs, $24,000 .for future excess retirement benefits to be .ree<eiv_ed by his wife, Conbnued on A-2 j • provided for several substantial their lifetime," said G. Thomas Bat~ gifts to organizations that support tie, Charleston attorney. charitable and other activities in . The foundation wiD primarily be which she and Mr. Jaclcson had N or the benefit of residents of particular interest. Mason County and adjacent areas. The gifts include: $700,000 10 It will be managed by a board of Holzer Hospital Foundation of Gal- directors to be selected after a lipolis; $350,000 to the Trustees of ruling is received from the Internal the West Virginia Baptist Conven- Revenue Service, confirming the tion for the benefit of the Main charitable status of the foundation Street Baptist Church of Point and authorizing it to receive tax dePleasant; $250,000 to Pleasant Val- ductible contributions. Trustees esley Hospital Health Foundation, timate the initial assets should be Inc., to estabtish the Gordon C. and approximately $2 million. Mildred R. Jaclcson Fund; $500,000 Battle will be the initial directol' to Alderson-Broaddus Endowment of the foundation until the organizaCorporation for the establishment lion is complete ana the ruling from of the Gordon C. and Mildred R. the IRS is received. He stated the Jackson Scholarship Fund, to assist executors will be selling the Jackneedy students of high character to son residence property on Main aucnd Alderson-Broaddus College, Street in Point Plcasan~ as well as with preference given to students the contents of the house. The from Mason County; and $350,000 proceeds from these items will into AldeiSOn-Broaddus Endowment crease the foundation's assets. Corporation, to be used for the • "The foundation will be govergeneral purposes of Alderson- ned by a board of directors that Broaddus College, with preference should be made up of people given to upgrading compensation ~owledgable of the community's of faculty members. n~ Battle stated. "The selee"The major gifts come out of a lion process will probably occur uust the Jaclcsons set up during Continued on A-J ,.' I . . THE LATE GORDON AND MILDRED JACKSON I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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