http://66.213.69.5/files/original/48786cd0d438257676476a6d425086bc.pdf 2d5689dba63e8944ff7002b9d3c11e77 PDF Text Text • Ohio Lottery Lions, Pick 3: .Cowboys 123 Pick 4: 8701 BuckeyeS! 8-13-15-26-36 .defeated .-age7 • e v.L44,N0: 110 .' llluiiMi,Ji!l-.. t ' 'II 2 tulane, tl ,.._ • 011111 Allul. 1II111M.Nw p Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 26, 1993 . j ' ~!~w.!!I~!~S~~~ after . !~~~~~l~!~Jl my~~':t:~J'~~ ·.:_ Neaotiaton farlbe United Mine Workers:and the· nation •a mijor coal 'opeaafOii aelliltaed IO'b bar· &lining table todaf after a OIIHay lireak for Thanks&Jving, a~ said. . · . "We let everyone go. home for 11laaksiMDa to be witb ~ tilni~··. liid lfelb Flih&9Jd, wi.-ot foml~r u.s. Labor Secretary Willianllisenr who is mediating : the contract i8its in Washinlton. Dc · · . · · ·Officials for several days have been saying the UMW. and the to , adon lire cloee to-g down-' He did not ~rovide details. tract, that's fine with us. If you agreement. UMW Vice President UMW and coal industry offu:~ don't. we'll have to go back and try Cecil Roberts on WedDesday said :also have decliiaed to reveal details , again." he told miners gathered at all that~ left is to .iron out the Jan. from the talks. . the state Capito~. · . guaae for the new conlriiCL · The UMW went on strike ~y Roberts sa1d he w1shed the Roberts said he expected an 10 qver job security. About 17,500 strike had never happened and agreement soon after Thanksgiv- minell~~re on i.trilce in seven states, declined to characterize it as a ilig. Fishgold would not predict but many left the picket lines this "victory" for the UMW. wlie~~ a8reement would come · week in anticipauon of a settle"The best w~y to.say it is we·~ today ·orthis weekend. · men~ . .. have better relations m the future, •'There are a !ot of changes in On Wednesday. Roberts said Roberts said. this contract and they. want to be union officials hav~ done their beat There were some ' ' really sure everyo~e·s clear on every- and the issue will rest with the min- strained" moments in the talks, thing.'' .FISbgold said. "Too much ers ·once the contract agreement is Roberts said. But he said Usery. wort has gone into this to rush it at reached. appointed by Labor Secretary Forf.!m..to.spo~llgh, health . c are. pr~p-~sal ~n coun- ·Features of the Hea1dl Security Act and wbal it will mean tq southeairt:m.Obio will be the topic of a forum to bo paeoted by U:S. Rep. Ted Strickland on Tuesday, I)ec. 1 fr9m · S- 7 p.m: in the .James A. ~ S~t Center at the Univemty o(Rio Graade. · The forum is one of a number . the Lucasville ~ocrat who repreaenu· the Sixth Congressional District" will ·be conducting throu'pout the · over· the next few .Weeb~ 'lllffas said l~ . is to ~ the to bear concerns Strickiand Molly Varner said the con~ is to ptesent a brief outline of President Clinto.n's pr~posed h.e altb care ref~ legislation, to·bC followed by a PlftCidiscussion. 1'he panelists include Dr. J. CrafJ Strafford. president of Holzer Clini~. who wUf discuss llle act as l!R advocate fOI' healih ·care recipients,and Jay c;aidwell, president of ~he Gallia Count~ Chamber of ·Commerce, representing the busineas·vicwpoint. · '. Questions from .the a!Jdiencc will round out the discusaaon. The .foruil! will be the ICCOII!l c;onducted ~Y. S~~~ his staff in a pro- jccted schedule set for all14 information. That disturbs me ties in the districL The fust was · because it appears our district is 'held T,esday in Chillicothe.'.s being targeted." · . . • Majestic Theater. · ztlttler s~essed that residents Susan zettler, a legislative aide should make ·their concerns about for Strickland, saicf part of the the.plan known at the forum. forum's pua~ will be to cora~ ~e knol! the p~ will change, what she ~ was misinformation and IS changmg, so if there are any about the heilth care.plan. glaring conctmS and questions that "I read .a lot of the mail. we come up, we want to know so we receive and I realize there's a lot of can intercede and change it," she misinfonnation··oot there," Zettler · said. ' said. "I was talking to two. older The Health Security Act was men in Chillicothe who said their inlroduced in the House last SaturMediCare would increue as a reswt day ~ will ¥ taken. Up for COD· of the plan, and they produced a sideration agam when the current paper that ~ that c;...... I have recess ends in the first week of Janno clue ~;~ to how ~ey io.t d,lat uary. accumulated. • temper!ltUreS ,.-travel~ en · journeys and othei'l ill8de way to shopping Qll1ll ra, tbc uno"kial start~ the ChriiiDiU ~ ._.. '·Tuakey diDner ,with·the family was polt~n~ for many in<the UbPer Mid't'iOst ,who were stoPOed in- ihcir IIICb ~ more • a-foot ou students Qft ·· •ump get~ ho.l .JBY JObs· ·· · · .. :f s :Contlnaect on • -·3 1 ,._ . . . will see it settled so the miners c:Ould get back to wort with the bolidays coming." ~hortridge believes most area busmesses have been hurt by the strike. "We'd love to see them get back to work, for us and for the miner~ and ~eir families," said Jon. Rife, president of a Chevrolet dealership and a television-appliance store. " Maybe with that we can all look forward to a happy holidays." 24 return·to Meigs Mine Atleast24 area workers had something 10 be thankful for as they were called back to work at Meigs Mine 31 this week, halting nearly six months of unemployment About SO percent of the workers for this Wilkesville mine have aiow returned to their jobs following the July 11 flood of aboul 800 millioo gallons of water which stopped mining, Southern Ohio Coal Co. officials announced Wednesday afternoon. Only 64 of the 300 SOCCO employees are still unemployed since the water flooded from an abandoned adjoining mine, the coal company's spokeswoman BJ. Smith said. SOCCO remains uncertain what caused the flood of water from the other mine, Smith said in a previous interview .with The Daily Sentinel. The company has been draining the water and repairing the mines from rebuilding vents to replacing underground rail system and eleclrical systems. Smith said. The company recalled the most recent set of miDci1 beciUIC the workers have moved into the Parker Run area - the lowest J8t of the mine with the most water, said Jim T!>lllpkins, S.OCCO vice president and_general manager. The aews'have·also worked on the Salem portal on the west and '11 ·t8Jd)it1s p\eiiCd ~~ css. ' --'~'"' · · J -· · •111e morale of our employees hU' been excelJcnt and dley are doing an outstanding job," Tompkins said in a press release. The company's other active mine in the county - nearby Meigs Mine 2- continues to extract coal, Smith said On Tuesday, this mine set new records for coal removed in a day lild a shift, with 14,681 and 5.•284 tons respectively. This topped the old records which were 14,363 tons a day and 5,009 tonS a shifL ' . Athens fire may be murder RECORD SNOW- Ralpll 88, •~::nda part or his Thanksgiving holiday ditgin, oat car a r a snowstorm dumped a record 23.51Dches o snow OD the Bismarck area since Monday. (AP) .Plans se~ for Christmas parade More than 30 fl- and riding and walking units will:tate Part in I' #I • Pomeroy's "Christmas Along the River" parade Sunday at 2 p.m. . :ATHBNS, Ohio (AP) ...;_Ohio Toney DiliJess, Meigs }Jigh ,_. f School band director, is chairman Univcriity ltiJdentll()qa.IDg or of the:ilarBde which iS })eiaJg spon~=~.:J~=-: •sored by the Pomeroy Merchants cidJef Oflio CIIDJJIIICI bee•• they Association as a ~ of festivities geU brCalt of aJIDOit till Weeks. to usher in the bollday season. ·The parade to form behind the . ·· 0 ·moat' other college stu· Wliil old Pomeroy Junior High School' : : : i = : .c.::·c::~ building at 1 p.m. will~ highlight· thOle at O'O WiD be otT until ed by the arrival of Santa. After the mas. parade, Santa will go to the miniafter die ~of die year. · . park on Court Street to meet and ~ 1!.~.~~~.e.~J!m8n?: greet the children and giv,e 9ut _...._...,.,. -~..candy treats. . • ed Parcel ·Service; for 'example, · As 1 part of ushering in the holi· recruifs heavily on,the campus lin· · day se-ason, me{chants will be . ing ~IS to handle thO deliv- observing open ,houses from noon ery:UC~==·areseenat to p.m. Special.sales be in IChools suCh as Ohio Sllle University where classes cion 't let out until mid-.J;>CC:e!Dbcr. But t)lose · , ' Robin Stanton, , ,clerk at the Comfort Inn, said tJ,le motel had about 30' sli'IDdcd lrav~ from as far away as Wjnnjpeg - in Manitoba, Cl!nad• ..... and,Denver. Kameran Ali of the nearby Perkins reataurant ~d stranded travelers were "pietty down" about h{lving to eat Thanksgiving dinner·on the road. , ' "~y seem like, ~Why couldn't it come a week latea'l' ?'Ali said. A mixture of snow and rain made traveling treacherous on many Oklahoma roads and at least Continued on Pqe j _ pute, "did a lot to reduce that strain.'' "Had he not been a}!pointed, I'm very concerned we~ still be far, far apart," Roberts saul. In other strike news: - Merchants and miners in Buchanan County, Va, are hoping the end to the .strike. will _m~ an end to hard umes m V1tgm1a's southwestern coalfields. "I'm certainly anxious to see it end " said Geraldine Shortridge, p~nt of the county Chamber of Commerce. "It has burt the econo- progress during those hours, and several shop owners will be serving refreshments. The community is extensively decorated for the occasion .. The . holiday banners have been hung, · scenes have been created in many business windows; and several of the downtown buildings have been outlined in lights. Lining the streets of the downtown are Cluistmas trees-decorated with colorful omame11ts made by ~meroy Elementary School stu· ~ts. . At Trinity Church foUqwing the p8rade-about 3 p.m.-the Celebramos Handbell Ringers of F'mt Presbyterian Church Parkersburg, w. Va. will perfo~. This is the third annual appearance of the choir here. Included in the program will be traditional carols of the · Christmas season, both sacred and secular. . The choir, directed by Jane Irvine, plays a set of 53 chromatically. tuned handbells. They are run~ singularly or in multiples with eac ringer responsible for as few as four or as many as eight bells. The 12 ringers combine many years of experience to form tbe lively group. Parking meters have been freed by Pome"?y Village Council for the converuence of shoppers for the remainder of ~he year. Early Wednesday evenmg Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 members covered the motelS with bags bearing holi-. . day messages. · the· slaying is believed to be connnected to marijulaa Jraffic:kiJ1a and the theft of marijulaa aad other property from the victims, he aid. No drugs were found at the scene, Hicks said. The state fire mmhal's bffice is investigating how the fire was let, Hicks said. Hicks said the department has leads in the case but no one has been arrest.cd. Stewart is about 7S miles southeast of Columbus. I - CREATING STEEPLE • Tile TrbiJty CllB'dl float Ia StllldaJ'I Cbrlstaul parade in Pomeroy will feature tldlltnple crlfil ' ' Marvha Burt. Tbe steeple will be the ceDterplece fer &t f111it llle COIIItructed OD a wagon frOID the Roy Holter fara. ~ ..1 Charlene-Hoeflich) S'I'BAS •• ' ' �• - / • . CQmmentar~ The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Stzeet POmero)', Olllo DBVOTBD TO THE INTBRB8T8 OJ' 'I1IB 10108-IIASON AREA < .. • ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publbher CHARLENE HOEFLICH (;eneraiManager MARGARET LEHEW Controller LETil!RS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less lban 300 wonls. All letto11 uo subject to editing 111d must be signed wilb name. address and tolopbono number. No unsigned letten will be published. I.A:IIen sbould be in good taste, addressing issues, nol personalities. Statisticians were wrong Pag~2-The Dally Sentll)el Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday,·November 26,1993 • •• Byron Bailey ALEXANDRIA, Mo1 - As· that at least' three IOWJi~ple who mayor of a flood-dev~ gl)ost died at floocHim~ from hearts town, Bob Davis is remarkably . auacks were simply beartbroken at upbeat - . and thankful. the loss and devastation. It could He has every reason not to be this Thanksgivin~ holiday: This tight-kntt town of 500 in the northeast comer of Missouri lost a valiant sandbag- and'IJ'VCCbailie willl the M,lssissippi River on , July 8. No'one is yet able to live in ll:l.lC' Alexandria. It does have electricity, LY..II " " the houses are gutted, waterlogged floors inside have caved in, only 10 · have been much worse. of the 120 homes and 62 ttailers For three weeks, the rivers ran had flood insumnce. through ~exandria. The depth was The Federal Emergency Man- . more than 20 feet. Davis knows agement Agency had even advised because he has a flagpole · about the people to abandQII the town. that Jail, .and lhe !lag flying &pm it "We were the first hit, and the' was ~avmg underwater for days, worst hit," Davis S!\ysi1n~; this . Pnor to the le:vee breaks, blue-collar iown•,got a double Alexandria residents had two whamc:ny from,the _record-sei~I!:S choices: work night ,and 'day. to flood of 1993: both the Des M9mes sandbag and fight the impending River on. its 'northem, horder and flood, or lake all dteir jlossessions Mississippi on east side b,usted ··• 'op,t. Most chose to fight. Many the semc-ctrCular nng of leyees and' were lucky enough to S&ve .scrapdrowned the town. 'Davis believ~s· books. Davis rescued his ll!OO· • · · ·. ' ' and' hael B;nste;n lhe: . -.. 'I NEo\ . . • piecc·rpipe collection fn time, fact thai the town had scraped' cnqludtng one j!ing Crosby together $500,000 over the years smoked. · and had just resurfaced their roads Th~ mayor drove oui associate' befm the flood and were building Dale v!ln Ana through the unliv~ a pew com!llunity center. Davis able IQwn in a can-cluttered car that thinks up to 200 of his people Davis .is pretty much living out of· won' t ever be coming'*"· Bill the these days. All the houses are a majority will reoovate and ~tum. 1 dirty bt$1\yn, with 5-foot high mull ILi)lay not· bave had.&. grocery rings t(lat'will have to be sandblast• store, school or traffic ligl)t before. ed off. The yards and· fields tile But the town that pe6ple fondly dried and cracked. The brightest call "Alec" bad its volunteer fire sights i1re the ·green slteel 'signs. . departnlCnt, twO churches aDd \wen As 11e points out varipus sightS' an absqrdly painted IBv~ called i n ·Alexandria, Davis calls a num ."The Purple Cow" on dtC river. It ber of them "comical." Here's ti was a safe, friendly ro.w;n. , , shed that somehow was lifted up · And it's a ~ery stilblxirn town. from a yard several blocks away ~ f~ as the IJ!&yor is .~ncemed, and floated to its new location We re not gomg to _gtve up. We ovet·the,ftigh-wireJence.irouqd tiKi ' · made the-town ~ be~!ltif!ll P!ace (ll'llperty. How abour thOSe b~h- before, ~d. we will agam. . ers from the ballpark way over .But accordini\to Davis, little there7 ·:And as for "thll red ~~~. ·uthanks -~.du_e . MA•."Yben !)le white patio deck from over thete; ,· tOWII· wali m_tts mpst dtte s!ra,t.ts. nobody's Claimed it. Nobody··· ~. was; a p~rom .•Its·offioi81s · knows where-iroomes frOm. Could ·· satd'they cciuldn ~SC8!JI .UP apr dolbe a town upriver." . ,. . , . Iars .!or,he)p wl)tle ~-~ ~wn,was · The mayor was stoic about the .. i sub111erg~d. not Qnttl tll.ey :could .. •. · ' ins~! ilte hoineS 8J!d de,temline : •• they had been damaged. !"FE~ "' -~ a1n 't dQin¥ nothing for U$," navis · -,ChiJ!'ges; : All.we ·g~t from fEMA . '1 is u -··. ··- •. , sentimen'tal ·arid . tears 'about othAriny has not toWn since June, but is hot meals for .fhe . ·crews. when Iva Stewart .· . OU students... Tonight's rain to turn to snow, sleet Saturday ' Hospital news • . Iva M. Stewart, 81, Middlcpon, formerly of Minersville, died ACcu..~'esther' Thursday Nov. 25, 1993 11 her i . . home. MICH. Born Nov. 11, 1912 in Long Bottom, she was the daughter of the late I allies lind Della Lee White. Sbe wu a homemaker and a Associatioit. . member of the American Legion · He is survived by sfstm, Leolyn Feeney-Bennett Post 128 ~ Kramer of Hudson, Fla .. Vernie and the Meigs County Senior CitiConley of Baltimore. Alice Siver- zens. ling or Seattle, Wash ., and She is survived by a brother, IND. Eleanore YQunlJ of C11lumbus; James ":'hite, of East Liverpool; brother, Dale Bailey of Mareng11; several lllCCCS•and nephews including: Vema Salser, of Avon Lake· and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his Rulh Robin190, of Orlando, Fla.~ parents and brolhers, Thurman and and Joseph White Jr., of Kyger. Leo Bailey. . She was preceded in death by Services will be held at I p.m. both her parents; her first husband Saturday at Rock Springs United Melvin Thomas; her second bus: Methodist Church in Rock SJ»i!!gs band, Ernest Stewan; two half-siswith Pasror Keith Rader officiating ters, Mabel Harrow and Nellie Burial will follow at Beech Grov~ Lemley; three brothers, Arthur, Joseph and Cecil White· and a Cemetery in Pomeroy. . Friends may call from 2-4 and mece, Mary Lou Pltaulins-Fiack. 6-8 p.m. today at Schoedinger UnServices will be beld at I p.m. den Chapel, Columbus, and from Saturday at FISiter FIDICral Honie in II a.m.-! p.m . Saturday at the Middleport and burial will be in lhe chore h. Minezsville Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral Dovie E. Wise home from 6-8 p.m. Friday and Dovie E. Lambert Wise, 80, until time of services Saturday. died Nov. 24, 1993, at St. Thomas C1R3 Accu-Wulller, Inc. Medical Center in Akron. Born in Pikeville, Tenn., she lived in the Akron area most of her life and was a mem·ber of Our Continued from Page 1 Lords House of Prayer. schools dismiss earlier in the Surviving are sons and daugh- spring, giving students ftrst crack at .tm-in-law, Steve and Judi Lamben summer jobs. By The Associated Press of Akron, Frank Jr. and Barbara "People hate it when we're Rain across Ohio tonight will blamed for at least eight deaths on Lambert of California; daughters home from Thanksgiving until after change til sleet and snow on Satur- Thursday, including-five traffic deaths and sons-in-law, Elizabeth and New Year's Day," said OU senior day as cold air blasts into the state. in Olclahoma, and three in Wisconsin. William Gorby and Jeanette and Joe Mahr of Toledo. "Of course, Overnighi lows around '40 will beSnow was also a possibility today Walter Beeman, all of Akron; we get laughed at in June when come Sarurday's highs as tempera- in Nebraska, and spreading into the daughter Margaret Lambert B!ld we're still in school and they have lures lake a nosedive, forecasters central and nonhem Plains. Skies in Keith of Middleport; four stepchil- been out since May." said. . the West and over much of New Eng- dren. 20 grandchildren and several Mahr has worked for UPS every great-grandchildren. Lows 011 Saturday night will be land were 10 be clear. ., Christmas break, earning $9 an Also surviving are sisters, Eve- hour handling.Christmas packages. in the·mid-20s to low 30s.lt will be • Temperatures in thel'al:ificNonhlyn, Geneva and Lorene. · For Kelly Hodg~n. 22., a senior c:old .acro,ss ohio on Sunday along westwerepredictedinthe4osand50s. She was preceded in death by from Cleveland, the long holiday will! a c;!I&IICC df snow. Highs will Much QfCalifol1!ia was toenjoyltighs husbands Frank Lambert and Jake break will provide an opportunity ooly be m Ibe 30s. · in Ihe 60s and 'lOs. Wise, one sister and three brothers. to learn more about the career she ' Thmcord-hightemperaturcfor High temperatures across the Se,rvices will be held Saturday this date at the Colucnbus weather midlands continued ro be frigid today at noon at Hopkins Lawver Funeral plans to pursue. stationwas70de~in 1896while and were to reach only the teens and Home in Akron with the Rev. Donthe record low was 7 in 1950. Sunset lower 20s. ald Singleton officiatiag. Burial tonight will be at 5:09 p.m. and Most ofTexas was to be in the 30s will follow in Greenlawn Memorial VETERANS MEMORIAL sunrise Saturday at 7:30a.m. and40s, witlronlylhesouthemmost tip Park. Wednesday admissions Southern Ohio reaching into the 50s. Friends may call today from 2-4 Charles McCloud, Middleport; Tonight, rain developing. Low Highs were expected to be in the and 7-9 p.m. atllie funeral home. Martin L. W oodanl ill, Pomero;v. In lieu of flowers, memorial in the mid-40s. Chance of rain is 80 40s and 50s in most of the East, with Wednesday discharges - Linda pereooL Saturday. rain, possible Aorida ·enjoying 70- and 80-degree contributions may be made to the Lewis, Racine; Doris Goodrich, heavy at ti~. High around 50. weather.MuchofNewEnglandwasto American Cancer Society, 3624 W. Long Bottom; William Kennedy, Market St. 11102, Akron, Ohio Long Bottom, and Deborah CleCllance of rain is near 100 percent. be·in lhe 20s and 30s. Extended forecast Several cities set record lows 44333. land, Middleport. A chance of snow or flurries Thursday. Dallas-Fort Wonh was 26 Thursday admissions - Carrie through -the period. Highs 30-35. degrees, tied widt dte p-evious low Whaley. Pomeroy; Mary Russell, Lows 20-30. recorded in 1950. In Eugene, Ore.,.l6 Pomeroy. Thursday discharges - Martin Ar11u.nd the nali11n degrees beat the previ'11!5 record of 18 Am Ele Power ................... 36 1/4 L . Woodard ID, Pomeroy, and Ruth : " , )Vinjey~ weather lingelC!I over set in. J952. The minus: t4 tcmpemture Ashland Oil .....................dB/8 Bush, Hartford, W.Va much of lhe nation; holding iem- at Glacier Park, Co)o., beat the previ: AT&T ................................ 55 7/8 I ~J!§': below no(lllal and threat- ous record of miilus-3 ;let in 1985. Bank One ................................ .37 COLONY THEATRE 11 c!wi)R' m!lfe snow on the - . The high ~empe131Ure for the naBob Evans.......................... l9 118 Dakolas, where one 10 two feet of tion Thursday was 84 degrees at MelCharming Shop .................. l2 5/8 TONIGHT l1tAU lHURS., DEC. 2 already fallen. bourne, Aa. ' Champion Ind. ........................ .15 JURASSIC PARK City Holding ...................... 32 1/l ' BHOWniEs Federal Mogul ................... 25 1/8 FRI., SAT~ IUH. Good)'ear T&R ................. .42 1/8 Coatinued from Pare 1 7:30,1:41 Lands End ..........................41 5/6 MON. lHAU THURS. five ·people were in traffic Umited Inc.. ................... .........23 In Biloxi, Miss .• Mary Joiner ONE EVEIINQ SHOW 7:30 accidents. Multimedia Inc........................37 ADIISSIOH ~.00 fiXed Thanksgiving dinner for 300 Slick roads were blamed for two or her closest friends. Point Bancorp .......................... 15 44111123 accidents in Wisconsin that killed Reliance Eleclric ...................... l7 "It would have helped "when I three people. Robbins&Myers ................ 16 1/l was living On the Streets 1'5 years In New York City, the cold ago," said Ioirier, the soup kitchen · Shoney's Inc......................21 3/4 didn't stop thousands of people manager at Loaves and Fishes. Star Bank ...........................33 1/4 from lining Broadway for the 67th Wendy lnt'l... ..................... j5 7/8 As she does every year, Ruth annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Williams Walker inVIted everyone Worthington lnd ............... .17 Ill Paiade. Stock r.tports are the 10:30 - no ·quesdnns asked - tci turlcey · ·The new balloon Sonic the dinner at her modest home in a.m. quotes provided by Advest Hedgeho~. acharacter from a video Uniontown, Pa., an economically of GallipoUs. · ~tame, mitde a memorable debut as depressed coalrown. 1t went astray in .the 1110rning breeze and topPled a street light, slightly injurtng two spectators. Police dellaltd the ballooon. 1n frigid B..timon:, Phil Paceda kept his coat on while he ate his Sat. Nov. 27, 9 a.m. till noon Thanksgiving dinner hunched over Loc. Main,St., Pomeroy· Near Stadium a paper plate at a table ftllect with strangers. • Glass Containers • Carrier Stock "I don'tlhink I'd be having a . Thanksgiving dinner if this wasn't • Office Pape~ • Cans (All Kinds) h('J'C,'' said.Paceda, a 46-year-old disabled auro mechanic. , • Computer Paper .Food bapk.officials from Hon- ·Newspapers olulu 10 Bostoo had reportcl!' dona• Aluminum • Corrugated , tions were down from caporations Foil/Trays and individuals, but those $erving • No. 1 Plastic • the homeless and needy did their • Major Appliances • No. 2 Plastic best. couldn~t.get . deaths--. .---'Local Byron McCullough Bailey, 69, of Columbus, died Thunday, Nov. 25, 1993 at his home. Born Feb. 3' 1924, in'Pomeroy, son of James Dana and Alwilda (Diehi)"Bailer, he retired from Niliona( Electric Coil Co. and was a member of the American Traum A.: to~n tflat Won't give up · By J.ack Anderson ' ~;.;;_,._...;;;......;.,__Area . • .<, Man cited for wreck 1. Middleport man was citcd for failure 10 control, drivinlllllda havlnJ his seat belt f•SIIOM!, and drivin~ IDSIIl'llliU followin& an accident.on West M,in Street, , Thunday night . Pomeroy Police Rported tba1 Gene P. Hood, 35, of MiddlepOn. was cited on the charges aftt:r.be lpst control of his 1979 Ford lrUck as he traveled west. the truc1c was heavily. damaged when illlnlel the. guardrail. Hood was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy unit. He wtU lrelled andre~. · There wcze no cilllions in a minor accident 011 West Main St., !'<!meroy, Wednesdax ~temoon. Howe.vcr, one passenger wu mjured and there was llght damage to ·bolh .vebicles. · According to the repon from Pomeroy )l91ice, Richard Hamilton, 38, of Cheshire, had stopped his 1993 Nissan in QSIOOund uaffic to make a left 111111 into Crow's when his vehicle was slrul:k in the rear by a 1993 Chevrolet driven by Stephen I. Baley, 20ofMiddlepmt. Erma Booth, 40, 1 passenger in the HamiiiOD car .was takoo by the Pomeroy squad lO Veterans Memorial Hospital where sbe was treated and released. ~uspension, 1101 Breaking and entering probed Deputies of the Meigs ~ty Sheriff's De~t are cumntly • investigating the ~ breaking and enrenn11 of an area restaurant Thursday everung. · · Accor~ng to Gary Wolfe, investigator for the Meigs County Prosecutor s Office, sevaal youths observed a breaking and entering in ~ss at Sonya's Country Kitchen 1n Racine and obtained a descnption of the subjects. An undetennined amount of money was stolen Wolfe said. Arrests are pending, Wolfe said. ' Man cited in crash A Murfreesboro, Tenn .• man was cited following a two-vehicle crash on State Route 338 in Lebanon Township Wednesday around 9p.m. According to a repOrt from the Meigs Cou.~ty Sheriff's Dcpanment, Edward M. Clllllflcld, 34, was southbound wben his 1981 Ford pickup dropped off the right side of the road and struck a parke~ 1986 Dodge owned by Sharryl Proffit of Ponland. No mJunes were reported. Damage to both vehicles was listed as heavy and disabling. Cranfield was cited on charges of driving under the influence driving under suspension and failure to control. ' Deer-vehicle wrecks reported No .inj~s were reponed resulting from four deer-vehicle accidents mvesllgalcd recendy by the Meigs County Sheriff's Dcpanment. . . William P. MatiC?Ck, 76, Pomeroy, struck a ~ on Slate Route 1 m Chester Township Tuesday around 8:42 p.m. ·causrng moderate damage to his 1994 Dodge Caravan. . Vicki J. Haley, 36.Pomeroy, was nonhboundon Stare ROUIC 143 m Ru~ T~wnship Tuesday 8round 9:15 p.m. when she struck a deer causmg hght damage 10 her 1990 Ford Escort. Jennifer C. 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The upset of No. I North Caroli· na on Wednesday night was ancient history by early Thursday afternoon, and Calipari had to bring tip the next opponent, No. 6 Kansas for the Preseason NIT tide tonight. "We're double-digit underdogs again," Calipari told the team. He also had to tell the 19th-ranked . Minutemen they would be without 6-foot-11 freshman center Marcus Camby, who injured !lis right knee early in the overtime against the defending national champions and is expected to be out at least two .weeks. . "They ·have so many guys and Camby's loss hurts even more because the Minutenien. will ~ they just kept coming in and beat· be at a size disadvan'-ge agamst ing me up," said R,oe, who had flu· the Jayhawks. Kansas' frontline like symptoms 81 Thursday's ~­ may not be ·as tall and deep as lice. "I 'really lli9ught about gtving North Carolina's, but it is as strong up, but I couldn't and I didn'L" When Kansas beat No. 9 Minand experienced. ''The win over North Carolina nesota in the other semifinal, showed we can play against guys almost everybody expected another that size, and they were strong Kaniias-Nonh Carolina showdown, too," said fol'Ward Lou Roe, who something .we have seen in two of had 28 poinrs and 14 rebounds in the last thre!: NCAA Final Fours. "A lot of people thought we had leading the relentless Minutemen to no chance, and we heard them all,'' a 54-52 rebound advantage. "We have to put it behind us, though, Calipari said. "People told us to and get ready to get it on Friday hang in there and try to keep it close. ibis team bas an attitude of night." Roe won't have Camby to help refuse to lose." Kansas took over irs game in the him against Kansas as the heralded freshm·an was to have an MRI · final minutes behind the play of veterans ·Richard Scott, Steve today. Woodberry and Greg Ostertag. "A lot of'the young guys 911 t)lis team look up to u s and we have to · set an example," said Scott,. who finished with 20 pohus. "We'll take that role, but it has to be everybody ~o'ntribqting every night, not JUSt two or tluee people. Hey, it's just the third game ofthe season and we're all still learning IRVING, Texas (AP) - The Dallas Cowboys had this one wrapped up. All they had to do was stand back and watch the football as it spun like a top in the sleet and snow. But a sliding Leon LeU touched the ball and gave Miami another chance with three S«"'lds to play. The Dolphins cashed in. The wild ending began when Pete Stoyanovich's 41-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Jimmie Jones. Lett touched the ball after it had P11ssed the line or scrimmage and Miami's Jeff Dellenbach recovered 81 Jbe Dallas 1. Stoyanovich nailed the winner through the snowy mist from 19 yards out, giving the Dolphins a wild 16-14 victory and the NFL one of irs weirdest finishes ever. Lett's lapse ranks among the biggest gaffes in the history of professional football, among them his own Super Bowl blunder in January when his hotdog play allowed Buffalo's Don Beebe to catch him . from behind and stop a sure touchdown. Most of the Cowboys were yelling for everybody to stay away from the ball when Lett came charging after iL "I've been around a lot of footblj]l games but I've never seen one end like that before," said Dol· phins coach Don Shula, who has '. .... coached 486 NFL games. FOLLOWS BLOCK • Chicago Bears run- · . (21) ou his· b.ack as be pushes forward for "It's a mistake. We all make back Cra~ Heyward (45) foUows block b;y Keith ·' . yardage In first balflactioo Thursday In P011tiac, tl!em," said Dallas coach Jimmy Van Horne (78) and carr!'es Detroit Lions Mich. Heyward paced the Bears to a 10·11 'lrio. Johnson, who called this the most defenders. Marc SpiDdler (93) .and -Harry Colou (AP) disappointing defeat of his life. "That's part of this game. There were hundreds of mistakes made in this partic;ular game. It's hard to \i feel good about anything right our roles.,. After both semifinal games all coaches s1ressed the time of year because this is still late November and conference games do~'t start in earnest for another month. "We know it's November and we all know that 'when March comes around North Carolina will be number one again," Calipari said. "And I really hope when that happens they 'II send us out West to· stay out of thier way." ' '. Mountaineers eye perfect year this afternoon . By Tbe Associated Press By the end of the day, Florida State should know ·exactly what it needs to do in order to stay No. I. The Seminoles have the unique advantage this weekend of playing one day after the two undefeated teams pursuing them in the college football polls. No. 2 Nebraska played No. 16 Oklahoma and No. 5 West Virginia played No. 11 Boston CoUege this afternoon. · Florida State plays Saturday afternoon at No. 7 Florida. If Nebraska wins by 21 ~XJinrs, Florida State will know that 11, too, needs to win by a big margin. If Nebraska loses and West Virginia wins, the Seminoles can probably hang onto the No. I ranking with a victory ~ whether it's by I point or 50. If Nebraska and West Virginia both post shutouts, the Seminoles may need to blank the Gators (9-1) as wen. · A convincing victory by the Comhuskers (10-0), combined with a less-than-spectacular victory by Florida State, could elev8le Nebras· ka to No. I in the AP poll. But a lackluster performance or a !-point victory could actually cost them their No. 2 ranking. The Mountaineers (1().0) could vault past No. 3 Auburn and No. 4 Perry feels victory a must for Browns Sunday • - REESE SCORES • North Carolina forward Brian Reese (31) scores despite defensive effort by Dana Dingle (3) and Donta Bright, right, during semifinal action at Madison Square Garden i Wednesday night. The Minutemen upset the top-ranked Tar t Heels. (AP) 'r ' ; Earnhardt earns · $3.3 million in '93 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) · - Dale Earnhardt. the Winston : Cup champion, won more than· : $3.3 million in 1993, the richest • season for any auto racing driver. : According to figures released . Wednesday by NASCAR officials, : the t!tle was worth a record • $1,745,049, giving the Kannapolis, : N.C., driver winnings for the sea· : son of $3,353,789. The six-time champion sur· passed his 1990 record of $3,083,056, and is the only driver to have won more than $3 million in a season. "Well, we knew it was a real!)' good year but I guess we didn't realize how good until now," he said. Earnhardt has career winnings ·of $19.448,571 and likely will 'become the first $20 million winner during the 1994 season . His titles rank second only to the seven of Richard Petty. . Five NASCAR Winston Cup drivers surpassed S I million in .winnings for the season. Rusty :wa! lace, runner:up for the national title, was also runner-up in money winnings witli $1,702,154. Mark Martin was .third with $1,657,662, followed by Ernie lrvan ($1,400,468) and Dale Jarrett ·($1 ,242,394). . Rounding out the top I 0 in were :Bill Elliott ($955,859), Ken Schrader ($951,748), Kyle Peuy ($914,662), Geoff Bodine ($783,762) and Morgan Shepherd ($782,523). BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Defensive lineman Michael Dean Perry sees Sunday's matchup with Atlanta as a must-win game for the Cleveland Browns. The Browns (5·5) have lost three sll'8ight and five of seven and are one game behind first-place Pittsburgh and Houston in the AFC Central. Pittsburgh and Houston have 6-4 records. Atlanta is 4-6. Perry says while the team has improved, the defense has to stan doing a better job. The Browns' defense ranks 17th in the league after 10 games. It ranked sixth in the league after six games. "We have to get a win in Adanta," Perry said. "We're ().3 in November, and I've always said if you don't win in November and December, you're not going to . have a successful season, so we have to get on 1rack very soon, very fasL" Nose tackle Jerry Ball agrees. "There has been a lot of improvement in our team, but 11 isn't visible because of some losses that have occurred," said Ball. ' Noire Dame with a strong performance at Boston against the Eagles (8·2), who shocked the country last weekend by beating then-No. I Noire Dame. " We're going to be absolutely jujlged by what happens this Friday, like it or no~" Boston College coach Tom Coughlin said. "In athletics, you're as good as the last time you lined up." No. 8 Texas A&M locked up its third straight Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl berth with an 18-9 victory over Texas on Thursday , The Aggies (10·1, 7·0) became the first SWC team to go unbeaten in conference play three sll'8ight seasons. Texas (5-5-1, 5·2) had a chance to earn irs only i>ossible bowl bid by winning the league, but dow~ 15-9 and facing a fourth-and-! at the Aggies 2 with 5:55 left, Shea Morenz was intercepted by Dennis Allen. The Aggies stormed downfield for the final field goal. Several other automatic bowl berths are also at stalce this week· end. The champion of the Western . Athletic Conference and a berth in the Holiday Bowl will be decided Sarurday. Brigham Young can get the nod if it beats Texas El-Paso · and Wyoming beats San Diego State. If BYU wins and Wyoming loses, Fresno State will get the bid based on a complicated tiebreaker formula. Fresno State, which bas finished irs regular season, also gets the bid if BYU and Wyoming lose. Wyoming gets the berth if it wins and BYU loses or ties. Norlh Carolina (9-2) can lock up second place in the Atlantic Coast Conference and a New Year's Day bowl by beating Duke (3-7) today. Other games of interest are No. 19 Arizona vs. Arizona State today, and No. 6 Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt, No. 9 Miami vs . Memphis State ·and No. 14 Penn State at No. 25 Michigan State on SatUrday: . Bear.s;sdQre.eartY,.harig: .on to.: trifJ I.:. ions 10-6 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALI;S & SERVICE · 204 Condor~~ Pomeroy, OH. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - It's talcing a look right now. Without too bad about Barry Sanders. Too Barry we'll change, maybe go with bad, for the Detroit Lions, of two backs, ~ut we'll assess lJ!e situ· : course: Too bad for the Chicago ' ation this week. , Bears, as well. "We won't rebuild the offense. ; The Bears showed with their To do that at this point would be hard-nosed 10-6 win over the Lions crazy. We have to basically see , 11n Thursday th8l they have become what we can get done, perhaps emphasize throwing the ball J 8' pretty ·good .football team. '' Resourceful, to say the lasL . more. ~ ' But much of. the Bears' story got Now, about that resurgent · lost in the news that Sanders, the Chicago team. : NFL'~ leading rush~r.. will miss It was lhe third·sll'8ight road win • three to five weeks with a spl'llined for the Bears (6-S) who have s~ed • left knee. " ·· their comeback in SUCCeSSIVe , ;'-/ii'~.Sanders s\lffered a ~~of games :at San .Oiegtl, Kansas City . ihe' medial collateral ligament 'mid· and DetroiL The Lions (7-4) have way through the third quarter. The los1 their last two games and will • sprain won't require surgerr, said fall into a tie with Green Bay if the , Dr. David Collen, a Lions team Packers defeat the Tampa Bay . physician. . Buccaneers on Sunday. '· It is the first serious injury in ''We had to win these three road Sanders' career. 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"It was a lesson plan th8l went awry." game and its coach after a phon.y his team to motivate them," police The coach was called "Crazy D" shooting that was intended to mou- chief Dan McCormick said by his players for his unique meth· Wednesday. vate players. ods of motivation. "What a ll"oss m!stake. It was Libertyville High School coach ~Dale Christensen, who was the 7"victim" of the staged show, "n:signed Wednesday. · "It is my opinion that usin~ a ~capon of any sort - whether It's deal oc not- is totally inapp1op1i- , ~ ate," school superintendent Donald : Gossett said. " One startled player said "the ~shock of the idea we were going to :'die" overshadowed any point "ChriStensen was try~g to.make. : The incident occurred in the : school's cafeteria Saturday, hotlrs o~ before the Libertyville Wildcats i:played Loyola Academy in a St8le ' sernifmal playoff game, whi¢1 they , · tost27-14. · . '. · · J)uring a pep talk.to 'Player~ •.• · · . Christensen interceded in' a fake ' . 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"We're still not totally sure what~·" Jeffcoat wd the Cowboys tried to console a djs(raught Lett. "I told Leon things happen and you can't let that affect you," Jeffco81 said. " 'You'n: g010g to have a gm~t career, and ·tbings like this are just going to happen.' " "Whatever happened, I bope he' s got his head up because we lost as a team," wd IU8fd Nate Newton said. "There m no individulllosen.'' Rookie Kevin Williams caught a touchdown pass and returned a punt 64 yards for a toucbdown as Dallas apparently had the game in hand. But fate reached out again to Lett as Miami raised irs record to 9-2 while Dallas dropped to 7-4. ' s. Kids Papn/BOrder · now.'" dium sat in shocked amazement and the Cowboys went from celebration to confusion. As for the Dolphius, they piled on each olher as if they had just won the AFC cham;ionship. ", thOught it was all over when Pete got blocked, but at least our people had the knowledge to get down there and recover it," Shula said. "You don't ever give Stoyanovich a second chance.'' Lett hid from his shame afterward as teammates fetched his clothes from the dressing room and he slip!!ed away without a word. Michael Jrvm said the Cowboys were already celebrating victory. sure that the blocked kick had snuffed the Dolphins' final drive that began at the Miami 30 with 2:16 remaining. "I thought we had won the game. I grabbed Troy (Aikman) and we were hugging. Then they said they had _the ball." Irvin said. High school coach fired after incident USED :cARS 2-1990 Olds 98's ..:................ ..S8,995 ' ~; 5 sp8ed,alr . 1990 Chevy Beretta,: .............. ..S6,995 ·9·.·,'.·4.',., ,,. or $18 9 60Per Mo. ~19~3 Olds. Achieva .................S12,995. , Mth~. Only '3:ooo miles. · .....__"""'!- - -C-H-EV_R_O_t-ET.. -• 1993 2'Dr. Cavalier RS ............ ..S9,499 1994 10-1993 4Dr. Cavaliers ........ ,..S8,888 BERET.IA . 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Freshman LeeJI!pd McElroy tied were la'lliahed midway through the an NCAA record with his third second quarter when McElroy lcickofJ' re111m Cor 1 touchdown of became the fifth NCAA player to lhe season, a pmc-bn:lking 100- re111m three ldckoffs for TDs in a yarder, and the Aggies rode sevcnl season. Olhet bi4 plays ror an 18·9 Thinks· o McElroy took the ball 2 yards giving . t viCIIliJ. The Vielory, A&M's reconi23Id straight against Southwest CaQCer- and Detron Smith to set into the ence roes, means tbe Agllies will clear, then sidestcppe4 and outran return to the Cotton Bowl Cor the Texas ldcker Scott Szcredy to the third straight year as the league's end zone . But tbe Longhorns, 21 ~eoint champion. . "Even the Cans seemed to be a underdogs, were ·within stnking liulc bit quiet, but that changed distancc until the 5:55 marie of lhe arter Leeland's return," Texas fourth quarter Facmg f~urth-and-1 at the A&M coach R.C. Slocum said. "When Leeland took olf, it seemed Aggie 2-yard line, backup defensivc back Dennis Allen intercepted to lift lhe entire Sladiurn." The Aggies (10-1, 7-0 SWC) Shea Morenz's pass. The Aggies then' zoomed downbeat the Longhorns (5-5-1, 5-2) for the ninth time in 10 games. A&M field on If'odney Thomas' 54-yard won its •l9th consecutive home run .and hit a 20-yard field goal by (AP) - Tcxas·offense stalled in a key spot Terry v~ with 53 secondS said the play was his call. to play to end lhc Longhorns' dis" It was an option play where But Maqovic can't take all the appointing season. the quartelback could run, pass or blame - the Aggies' " Wrecking "We (Jad them fourth-and-! and pitch the ball, " Mackovic said. Crew" defense deserves plenty of that's it, game over. One yaid and "The quarterback decided not to the'credil The Longhorns had first-and·we had them. That's kind of the toss it but passed instead and it just way the whole season has been,"· didn't happen. I call the nlays and I goal at the A&M 10 midway through the second quarter when said Texas tackle Blake Brocker- accept the responsibility.~' meyer. That )l'asn 't the first time the they settled for Szeredy's 42yarder. The drive slalled behind Texas coach John Mackov ic L• ~nb~~~dwil~·B:~ . IOnS __ ._ . w AMEIICAN CONI'IUNCII loot W L T P<t. rF PA . Miami .... 9 2 0 .111230116 Bulfolo ..... I 2 0 .IOOIM 13 N.Y. J"' .... 6 4 0 .11110230110 lndUaapolil .. 3 7 0 .300154233 Nowl!ril)and I 9 0 .100126211 Cllllnl Hau~tcm ... 6 4 0 .600233171 Pilllblqh ... 6 4 0 .11110:121113 Clcvdond l l 0 .$00 Ill 2111 Cincinaai ... 0 10 0 .000111,.1 w.t . KmouCily . 7 3 0 Dal... .. .. 6 4 0 LA Rlidcn . 6 4 0 S..ule ...... 5 5 0 S1t1 Dieao .'700111163 .600U6111 .600114115 .50016S 169 .. 4 6 0 .400164195 NATIONAL CONriRENCE 1111 WLTPci.PFPA N.Y. 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Gertrude Robinson read a Women met at the church recently . from Thelma Henderson and 'I'haOOgiving poem. card for !heir Thanksgiving meal. · · Present were Pastor Sharon was read. Help for needy family The group voted to donate Osie Mae Follrod, Hausman, money to the Meigs Parish Christ- area families was discussed. Parter mas fund and to take gifts for and society members filled out the Mirtha Poole, Nina Robinson, Thelma Henderson, Gertrude shutins to Uieir Christmas meeting. annual UMW report. .Charlotte Van Meter had the Robinson, Martha Elliott, Charlotte It was· reported that 25 friendship cBlendar and chose Maudine Van Meter, Florence Ann Spencer, prayer calls had been made dUring the past Holloway in laity work at Annis· Sarah Caldwell and Nellie Parker. months. The group also voted to ton, Ala. The society signed a Edna Harmon, a member of Tuppay for lhe basement curtains. pern Plains St. Paul's Church, was Gertrude Robinson. presided at birthday cared for her. a guest Nina Robinson and Van Meter the business meeting during which The next meeting will be a led the program "Advent-The time it was announced that.the five Christmas basket meal and gift Fullness of God's Earth" wilh all star giving has been completed. exchange on Dec. 14 at the church. members reading and taking part in Treasurer Osie Mae Follrod pre· Drawings · ) l'o'ill be made for 1994 discussion. Florence Ann Spencer sented a {lin and certificate of speand serving secret pals, program was pianist for !he opening song, cial misSion reco&{lition to Presi- · dates. · "Joy to the .World." Program dent Nellie Parker. · those less fortunate and families who lost their homes·ID last month's lirestorms that devastated the area. More than 400 people were expected to attend the outdoor get-together. (AP Photo/Dou· glas C. Pizae) ' THANKSGIVING OUTING • People line up for turkey, dressin~, and other types or rood Thursday, at Blueb1rd Park ID Laguna Beach, Calif. Tbis is the seventh annual Thanksgivlog picnic put on by the community for themselves, 0 lder parents en· oy gifts of.·:·good deeds It's your world Meigs County Dear Ana Llmdm: I would like · often difliculL · Ol(ally? Just how many people torelateafiiAlrydtat·gavemeareal ThisChristmas;··wewoold.Jiketo · do you lcnOw who fetch slippers, 1iCL A liute boy &bout 9 years of age · <¥vc someone' clean out the garage play dead and ~ , fit !Mir .siiJliiC!'I went 10 tow11 to buy .bii mother a or"auic.. W,e would.like to' have•the AIOtof~· bousewtvesstill gift for he~. bil1hday. He walked into pl!ll.try sulightened ind ~. S1UC1c in the 1950s maybe, but even · a lingerie~~ decided to buy A~ LANDE~ We' wiluld I~· to havo' our: ttt1es lhit'sa-diangin'.llwasn'tcbanging Special to The Dally sentinel her a ali,P. 11ie gLMJady asked him "1!193,L•d111ilet pruned. I~tead'o( ~ s~IU. fast enough for me, 10 I m~ 10 what stze his moiher wore. He Tim.. Syndle~ repaint !he livjng•room or $9 pgh CalifOfflia, where not even 'f~~ MEIGS COUNTY COUNCIL unteers. This service will reach p!cted Olit one, and· wrapped it · .Crejdon Syn~~IIIO'' , dJC mass Of1·bOXCf in IJic 'iltlc and ' dO 811' Of above. Some of.ihem approximately 250 homebound for him. ON AGING, INC. · , . discltd the junk. . ' • •· dOn't lit up - wutand up ltld yeO BY SUSAN OLIVER, EXECU- seniors Ibis year. Wben the boy ga~e the gift to his have to lose an~. 1 see beauty II) lieu. or' 'spending . slime , f~what,~e"Yo'Bnt These are the '90s, The yesteryear program is an mother, she opened it and saw that in her eyes, and lhey are truly the •ill-afforded money• on unneeded ' TIVE DIRECTOR. Get with the program. But One of the busiest places annual event for Meigs County !he slip was asq.e 12,notlhe ample .· windows of the soul.·- A GRATE.- . gifts, give up an at~m~oon Ill golf or . ~ fli a~ if unintentional, in Meigs County is located in the fiflh graders and is fully staffed by size 22 that she reaJly wore. She FULCHILD · a 'day -at the mall, Doing. 8ome of . SANT~~OSA,CAL.IF. Multi-Purpose Buildinl! on Mulber· volunteers. This program bas won told her son it was the moSt .DEAR GRATEFUL ·CHILD: these c!JOiis would be the besl'iift S. ROSA:· You're ry Heights. The Me1gs County state and national recognition for beautiful slip she had ever seen and What a warm an'cl loving letter!' our kids'• could .giye us, -· Council on Aging, Inc., is an agen- its efforts to preserve our rich his· did not let on that it was the Altbougbyoulet.meknowwhatcity PALESTINE, TEXAS · ' cy that works on a daily basis with torical past incorrect size. __ you Jive in, I aiD not going to DEAR 'lEX: What a.great idea! I Other services provided by the the 60-plus population in Meigs · The child beamed with pride and identify iL I want every overweight hope ~ kids 11fC listening. ' ,. r · ·. Meigs County Council on Aging County. The multi-purpose senior include chore and homemaker's was pleased' . IO see ·his mOthec · .molhec 10 thlilk perhaps ~ .. child , Dea~ 'Ann ~l!Diler·:·~··Ma~: in ' center is open Monday through Friservice, respite and 'health care, 10 lllppy_. . ' l'he next day, the mothec wrote this letter:: Tbiilk , you for ·Chicago• :~d · in the very fust day from 8 a.m. to 4:30p.m. and is sentence of her_., ~Apeatniany available to the general public for case management, borne mainte- WC~li, to the store to exchapge Ute lifting so many beans IQday. rental in the evenings and for nance, transportation and medical · slipm'he·saleslady remembe!M bet Dear Ana Llmt1eii: No need ' peopJe'lreaiclop.likeh~- they , escort. weekend activities. lOri VIVidly. She lilld the molher that advice, just a suggestion: Instcad·of' teach theni to·lil up, speak, playllall,' Programs and activities are The main goal of the Meigs she had asked him what size ou~ adult children . giving us fctrJJ · ~guard,~ lead the l~~~~!~~~~J County Council on Aging is to funded by the Older American's· when ~is mother was; the little.·boy . presents for Chlistmas, we'd prefer ' blind, 'play, dead, beg' ror<tl!efr : ..! identify and meet lhe basic human Act, Title III b and c grants; replied, "Sbe:s just perfecL • theidime. supper and'iiO any JNamber of lricb.~needs of lhe county senior citizens. ACTION, Department of Health 1, too, have a mother who iss size 011!' needs r~;r material things ane · ' ' The agency is responsible for lhe and Human Services, Ohio Depart· 22, and I think sbc Is just perfect! few. 'We spent years amassing planning', coordination and imple· ment of Mental Health, Ohio mentation of all senior services Department of Aging, Gallia-Jack- These days, everyone Is calorie· clothes, tools, appli,ances and son-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug . conscious and ~lhilt ·is in,"; but I love what-llave-you. We are getting up through the MullipiUJIOse Cenrer. Daily activiues at the center Addiction .and Mental Health Ser- my mother just the way she is. As iii age, and although we can do·our include nialdng lap quilts for can- vices, county government, fund far as I'm concerned, she doesn't regular chores, certain jobs ar~ cer patients, quilting, recreation, raising and community and individ· ceramics and educational programs ual donations. The staff of 40 at the center is provided by various agencies · Fourteen Meigs County students Middleport; Joseph P. McElroy, throu~hout the county. A nutritious dedicated to improving the quality achieved the ·dean's honor list at Pomeroy; Gina N. Pines•.Pomll!Oy: meal1S served at noon. Participant of life for senior citizens in the the Univet:Stiy of Rio Grande for Deedrah L. Sinrmons, Retdsv1lle; donations for the meal and funding county. If your organization would Donna K . Smilh. Langsville; Vicki the 1993 fall quarter. . from government programs help to like to learn more about senior ser· L. Smith, Langsville; and Darci M. The Pffice of liecords released vices in Meigs County, call 992pay for the costs. Wolfe, Middleport. the list which contains the names of The cenrer isn't the only place 2161 and ask to speak to Susan students Cljl'lling a 3.75 grade point that services are provided. Many Oliver, executive director. The MCCOA provides equal average (on a: 4.0 scale) during the members are active in the Retired · 'senior Volunteer Program. This opportunity in service acces~ and quarter. On the list were Deborah A.. program places volunteers in vari· delivery to all potential or actual Susan R. ColeAlkire, Pomeroy; ous sites throughout lhe community clients without regard to race, man, Pomeroy; Lisa R. Dorst, · such as agencies, schools and color, creed, religion, age, sex, Albany; Terry S.· Fields, Pomeroy: ,: libraries. Delivering 'meals to nal.ional origin, ancestry, sexual Robin A. Fitzpatick, Racine; Sheila. housebound seniors through the orienration, marital status, military home-delivered meal program is status, handicap/disability or the M. Harris, Middleport; Connie S. Jones, Langsville; 'Darin P. Logan, anolher important project for vol· ability to pay. Ann · me me AiJb. yay far Meigs County honor students · ~ showcase ' ' ' - The show will be Sl8ged at 8:10 .. A~ vance tii:lc~ts for Saturday mght s presentaUon of the Meigs p.m.-Saturday in the Meigs Junior Talent Showcase will be removed .f!!gb School at Mi~ ~ from the six business locations in will be no reserved IICIItmg but resiPomeroy and Middleport at tO am. dents with advance tickela can proSaturday mornin~. .· ceed into the auditorium begimling "nle advance llelcets are.priced at at 7:15 p.m. without a wait at the $3 each, 50 cents under the _price at box office. . the door on Saturday evCf11118 and The approximate 80 cut memare for sale at the Middleport ~ i~ the musical being SJIIed by Department Store, the Prescription the B1g Bend Minsirel A$soeiation _ Shop and Bahr Clothiers in Mid- will meet at 1 .this evening for a dleport and at Chapman Shoes, dress rehearsal at the junior h~h BJ BRUCE SMITH Asloclaled Preu Writer. CHARLESTON, S.~. (AP) Troubled ~ns are geUing a qew outlook on life by a program that teaches 11terallr. that you have to pay your dues 1f you _want to play the blues: . . . . . . Blending mllSIC WI~ mouvaa~n IS the the CGIIcept behind Blues m the Schools. . . "Be~ore the ~lues,., I ll;idn't feel like doing an)'tlW:lg. wd Velvet Ruytz, 14, an eaghth-grader at DuBC?se ":f,iddle School in Sull)~erville. After sc~ool, I would JUSt watch TV or drive around the can Heart Association and the Mid· dleport Arts Council. F's" on her ~rt cards. Now she makes B'sand ts a cheerleader. . morning no more advance tickets will be available. and 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the upper block of Main Street POMEROY ·Fraternal Order of - Eagles Auxiliary #2171 deposit is · due for Christmas dinner. Deposit will ~ returned if you attended the · diMer on Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m. The - deposit is $5 and can be turned in no later than Nov. 26. Members only. ~ne will also be a $10 gift exchange. PORTLAND • Lebanon Town· ship Trustees will meet at 7 a.m. at the Township Building. MILLFIELD - CJ and !he Country Gentlemen·will play at the Rus· sell Building from 8 to 11 p.m. John Russell and Melvin Cross will be calling. Everyone is welcome. LONG BOTTOM - Faith Full Gospel Church will have preaching • and singing at 7 p.m.. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Refreshments will follow. COOLYn.LE • Modem Wood· men of America Camp 10900 is sponi!(lring li benefit for burn victims Don Dunfee, Little Hocking, and Eddie Griffin, Tuppers Plains, at lhe Coolville Lions Oub. Smor· gasbord from 3-5 p.m. and music from 3 p.m. to midnight featuring Hart Brothers, Crossroads, DJ. and lhe Smoky Mountain Boys, Chuck SATURDAY LOTIRIDGE - Lollridge Com, munity Center will have country music night from 7 l!.m. to mid; mght. Refreshments will be served. • Ev'ery0ne welcome. . POMEROY - 1:he annual Christmas parade will be at 2 p.m.. Anyone interested in participating should conract Meigs High School MASON - Liberty Assembly of Band Director Tony Dingus at 992- God -will have a revival Nov. 287141 or 949-2105 . Dec . I with Evangelist James L. Dennis ahd special singing. SunCHESTER • The lzaak Walton day's.service srarts at 6 p.m. WeekLeague will have a deer slug shoot day services start at 7 p.m. Pastor at I p.m. at the Izaak Walton Farm Gregory A. Johnson welcomes all. on Boy Scout Camp Road. Prizes will be turkey, bacon and cash . Smooth bore or rifled barrels, no scopes. For." Officers reports were given and roll call was raken by Nancy Morris . Skinner had the program. Read· ings entitled "No More Insulin Injections," "Less Painful Mam· mography", "Can Some People Feel Bad Weather," "Safer Way to Fall on Ice" and "flow to Recognize an Emerge·ncy and Call for Help" were given by Nancy Morris, Lenora Leifheit, Louise Bearhs, Helen Blackston and Dorothy Jef. fers . The contest was presented by Dorothy Jeffers and won by Nancy Grueser. Refreshments were served by Nancy Morris to Dorothy Jeffers, Frances Goeglein, Lenora Liefheit, Nancy Grueser. Phyllis Skinner, Louise Bearhs and Helen Blackston. MAKE THEIR SPIRITS BRIGHT! • . send 1he FTD' Share your rreshest Holiday wishes with , family, friends and Uttle Drummer Boy'" Bouquet · Send the FTD' Whl te Christmas'" Bouquet busines.s as.sociates anywhere In the world! November 27th 10:00-5:00 FREE Cider-Coffee-Cookies . ".,..., . Poins_ettias, Christmas Trees, Bulk ,. • Candy, Crafts, Amish }elly1 Candy • .. & J_elly Gifts. Handmade Baskets 10 Door Prizes. ~ Christmas Open House Sunday, November 28th 12·4 Free Photo's with Santo 1 pm·3 pm . Limit 1 Karens Greenhouse 9...-faltc~ -3 1/2 miles past Southern High School* St. Rt. 124 Racine, Oh .614·949·2682 FLORIST Meigs County's Oldest Florist 352 EAST MAIN Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 614/992-2644 614/992~289 &MOunced • • •• '_.!" • .STOREWIDE CHRISTMAS SALE " ' '' j TWO BIG DAYS ' Sale TWO bAYSONLY NOVEMBER ( 26th & 27th BIGGEST SALE OF THE YIIR PRICES NEVER LOWER THIS YEll SATURDAY.&,SUNDAY ttoven~ber 27th·'& . .28th ,__..;.:.J::::::::::::::::::7· ' ~ Saturday 9:3()'to 7:00 pm Sunday 11:00 to 6:00 pm ' SUNDAY Church. The shutin remembrances will be prepared following the dinner . At that time members are reminded to take canned goods and toys to be given to needy families . Phyllis Skinner lead the members in the Lord's Prayer anti pledge of allegiance to open the meeting. Devotions were given by Louise Bearhs. Her poems were entitled "We Thank Thee," "Gratitude," "Regrets," "The Beauty of a Snow Hake," and "What I am Thankful I :' Racine Grange #2606 met : recently at the Grange Hall wi!h • worthy matron Dorothy Smith pre'' sidin'g. : Meeting opened in ritualistic : form. The Pledge of allegiance • was given in unison. Meigs County State Deputy : Patty Dyer was present and gave :: some announcements. Grange con· - ference will be on Dec. 5 at Rock : Sprin&$ Grange hall at ·2 p.m. :t Srate de~tes to IIQJIUlll confer: enOe, Christine 'Napier and' Pauli~ :: Rife gave their reports. Christine. - announced that Patty and Opal : Dyer were elected is youth direc: tors of Ohio State Grange. Congrat· :;: ulations were extended to them. , ... They thanked everyone for helping : sent them as delegates for the past :: three years. . Thanks was given to Mary Kay - and Nita Yost and Mary Easterday :;:; for furnishing 26 1/2 dozen cookies :;:: for national grange convention. =--~ It w~ voted to increase Racine ~ Grange dues from $10 to $15 year:;ly starting Janlllll}' 1995. :::'; . An open meet111g will be beld at :;. the liome of Geraldine Cross on • -Dec. 10 at 1 p.m. foqx-eparing fruit O:baskds for Christmas. .-:::. · A community potluck meal with :, a pig and poke auction was and GOLD . The tradition of preparing Christmas treats and fruit trays for the sick and shulins of the community will again Ibis year be carried out by the Rock Springs Better Health Club. At its recent meeting the annual holiday dimer was set for noon on Dec. 16 at the Rock Springs Savoy, Alvin Chutes and Iron Horse. All proceeds up to $1,250 will be matched by Modem Woodmen. Admission is a freewill donation. ; Racine grange ~holds meeting . .. C1IRI8TMA0 . .6 ' · • POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi .. will sponsor a craft show Nov. 27 ' w_hose IS-year-old son, Wyau. 11 a nlnth - gra~er at subu~~an s.u~merv~lle High School. He dicln t really care before_. Now he bas more respect_for bts teachers; be plays 'I!~ gu1tar and stayt out or trouble: . 'f!ie~~' songs speak of lheu OWD special wornes l!"<l fean- teen· age, ~gnancy, mlcnce and~ Mother got pregnant caue she's~ we~ W~~;itiiiJ. wailing IIIClCia year. Th1s 11 the ballad of the Chari~ blues, . . Don t you !.eahze th1s could happen to you? Rock sp-rt·ngs heal·th clubto deltver treats tO shutins _ _ _C_o_m_m_u-ni-ty· c--::-al-en--::-d_ar_ _ _ FRIDAY The program was _brought LO Charleston by R.H. Fnedberg and Mary Feldman, who run the King Street Palace concert hall. Ms. Feldman, the fOUIIder of the Charleston Blues FesUvll, heard of a similar program musician Billy Branch ran in Chicago. She con· tacted him, and Branch agreed to start one in Charleston two years ago The students, who must audi· tion, usually also have problems in school. " It's changed my son completely around," says Terry Dobbs, t' ."Your Professional Full Service Jewelers" ALL' t4K The idea is simple: Give stu· dents a new, interesting activity, but require that they perform as well in their.schoolwork as in their music. About 140 children take nilrt.· Students must maintain 8 ~ ·c· • average and none has been kicked out for bad grades. · "l've learned 80 much about people and music,'' said Tamesha Bligen an eighlh·lfllder at Riven Mid(ll~ School who's learning blues hannonica. "Before, 1 only listened to gospel and rap. Now 1 know that the blues was ~ begin· ning of all sorts of music." : ~~!f:~~~~~~~;~~ i;;~;~~=;t~~~ ~~~:l~:~.c:~~::d:p:: ........... Clark's tiKGold& The Dally SenUnel Page 11 tickets Troubl~d teens' sing the blues . 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( ( ,. .. ., POMEROY 992·2284 �Paga 12-The Dilly Sentinel _Frlcl!y, ·November 28, 1883 ~~! Pomeroy _Middleport, Ohio ·- -- ~-- r CHRISTMAS •• TREES • • Apostot1c 0...= Church of Ct111st •• P11 •r•J~tla.rti& • ' ' . ' 326 B. .· ~ I ' Sunday School - 10 a.m. . .• Wonhip - 11 a.m., Wedneoday Service-7:30pm. Rutland First Bapd" Cburdl Sunday Sthool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m. Pconer<~y Flnt Bapllot Pas10r: Paul Stinson Bon Main Sl. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. ' i • •• • • • t ~ , Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Wot>hip- 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. ' Wednesday Service• - 7:00p.m. ;' First Bapllll Churdl 6&h and Palmer St. Middleport Pastor: Rev.Jame1 A. Seddon . •• 11 • Sunday School- 9:1S Lm. : Worship - 10:1SLm.,7:00p.m. Rutland Cllurdl <I Cllrlll Putor: Bul""" B. Underwond Sunday S<:'-1- 9:30am. Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnesdty Service- 7:00p.m. Racine Flnt.llaptiJI Pasror: Sieve Fuller Youlh Poa10r. Aaron Youna Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Wo.. hip · 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m . Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. ••• • 1 I ~ • • • ~ •• • •' i: t ••• •• • T .,28601 SL Rt. 7, Middleport Sunday School · 10 IJn. tivtl)ina- 7:30 p.aJ. Th~niliy Services -7:30 Faith Baptllt Churdl Railroad SL, M...., Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wo..hip-11 Lm.,6p.m. Wednesday Servicr:t- 7 p.m. r l.• •• • • ~ ..• t" t t. t f •• • •• • • ••• ••• ' Joppa Pa-: B""'da Weber Wonhip - 9:30a.m. Sunday Scliool · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Yl :30p.m. W Pa110r : A.riu1 Run ' . .- MLM-CII.-clo<IGod Raciao . Pu10r. llov.Iamt1 Satterfidd s...day Scbaal · 9:45 Lm. s-,-7p.m. Wednesday SeMca -7 P-Ill.· Mt. Morta• I."P.IIIt Foutlh .l Main SL, Middtepon PuiOr. Rev. Gilbert Crai1o Jr. Sunday Sdlool • 9::!0 IJn. Wonhip - I 0:45 Lm . Poswr. ICt:Melh Srnilh Sunday Sc:hool - 9::!0 a.m. Worship ·10:45 Lm. Thuo>day Servicr:t - 7:30p.m. 161 Mt I •1 Avo.,,_...,, 992-5191 PU10r: Jtev. Wallet B. H. . SaL Con. 4:45-5: 15p.m.; Mau- 5:30p.m. s... Con. -8:45-9: u ....... . s .... Mil• - 9:30 Lm. Dailey Muo • 8:30 Lm. Paswr: Gqory A. Olndilf s..,day School - 9:30 a!m. Wo..hip- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m: Wednesday Servic:&a - 7 p.m. ~ Puur.Oel<llN<wnllll ~rt· ChurdleiGodotl'roplo..,. Pastor: Koilh Rldtr Sunday Sc:hool ' 10 a.m. Wo..hip-9a.m. Putor.Po&li..,... Sunday Scbaal- 10 a.m. . Wonbip - 11 a.m. Wednesday Scm.. -7 p.m. Fllhnlodl Putor. Koilh Rader Sunday Sdlool-10 a.m. Woo>hip-llo.m. Now Lire Cll- <I God Clleoter Putor. Guy Hioos Sunday Scbaal- 9:30 Lm. Wonahip • 6 p.m. woc~oosc~ay somoo. •1 p.m. ,_Run Pastor: 0..... Newman Sunday Sclioo1 • 10 Lm. Wonhip • 9 o.m. Thunday SoriiOol - 6:30 p.m. · . l Sunday Sc:hool - 9 a.m. Wililhip- 10 Lm . . t11a Callpolio Dally T..U.- nochbot over 18,000 Saturday Services: Sabboth SCIIool- 2 p.m. Worohip - 3 p.m. . ' .. ( L111 1led Bieth ren Mt. ~ Ualled •AIIO. · Ia Cllrlll Cll•rcll Touo Glo;lmunity d! CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sander. Suaday School - 9:30a.m. Wonbip - 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services -7:30p.m. E4tll Ualled Bntltrealn Clu1a 011 State Route l:z.l PuiOr. Jtav. lt<>llat Maolloy Stmday School· 10 a.m. Wonlhlp -7:30p.m. Wednesday S"orvices - 7:3op.m. "' · -· . '/ - ··SNOUml· Fill' & SAFJTY .. ' . thll tha Melge Caunty RI!ACT Team, Inc. ·t,tavlng been lncorporlted · of Pomeroy, Ohio. . Tht REACT M1111benhlp, Boarii' member• voted, and •r,proved loo !he 0 aeolullon of the Melge Counly REACT Team, Inc. On"11105183. REACT Team, Secretery Mary BowtM 207 Pleaunl Ridge P.om~roy, Ohio Telephone, 992·2221 (11) 19, 26; 2TC Public Notice • Pizza '- LEGAL NOTICE La! the reeldonla of 1ho territory of Olive Townahlp take notice thai the Olive Town a hIp •Z o n· r" II .' H2·7075 112 ....... SeceM .,.. Clilll_ , ' \ 1. ' ...... .. _ ... -,..,..._,- ........ .. . .... ..... ·~ · ~· · l • ••• r .,.. -~ - .. ..-.. . ·~ _,, ~~· .. ·' ..HH'ISS• .. . . "'' - ,, ..... -··· ...... . ro~ ·In Loving MemOry Of ROY ALLEN SAYRE who pee11d tiny on 'ii!IPII,J PUBLIC NOTICE to Whom II May Concern, lll\!lg In the Stale ol Ohio, Cou111y al Melga, Townohlp Of Ru!Jand, Ohio. Hereby; Lat It ba k11own November 26, 1012 A million tlmee we'V• !I•· Amillion tlmee we've cried , love could have IIIV.cl you, You MY• -uld hiYIdled. life .. loved you clllarly, In ~h we love you etlll In our tiMrta you hold a piKeth. no Dill . eiHcanflll It broltll our hllrll to IDHyou•. Bill you did not go alone, For part of ua went . · _wromyou illry God took you. •• ,, horne. .u ·~ Let !he realden1a of the lerrllory ol Olivo Townahlp lurther take notloe that tho Board ol Trua- lor Olivo Tciwnohlp will hold a public hearing and apeclal .....tiiiiJ lor _lhe purpoae of 1H1Mnlldng public comment a11d acting upon lhl propoald zonl11g reoolullon lor Olive Townohlp, on December 30, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. a1 the former Shade River St1te Foreetry building, Joppo Road, Roldavllle, Ohio. Text and map ol 1ha propoaed reoolutlon may be viewed an Tueaday, December 21, 1893, at 8:00 p.m., at the Olive Townohlp Fire Stalla11, Reldovllle, Ohio, and on TU..day, December 28, 19g3 at 8:00 p.m. et the Olive Townahlp lire otatlon, Rlldavllll, OH. [11) 28; lTC •' 9.92;Si.3.2 · ,· t. ·:·· ~- Pomeroy 1' Slldly ~. bJ,wlfe.· Emlfliil, children, J , ,. • ,. .. & ', tt2~ Sl30 'Po~t~aroy : ·: LIE · DIAM$ .. .. .. Frame Repair Ill 111111 & IIIIIU H2;7011er ·H2·5SSI er10ll •••• 1100.~1..0070 tAIWJI,OIIO 7131/1111/lfn I 7/ZIIJI GUN SHOOT HIUUII RACINE FIRE DEPT. EVERY SATURDAY 6:30P.M. UMESTOIIE, GRAVEL, TOPsoiL &_COAl FIIIIQIIIbldllliJt Joe N. Sayre fltCtory Chokio 12 Gauge Shol Strictly Enforced SAYRE TRUCIIItG J.U. CHRISTMAS HOME FOI SALE co•uUCliOII TREES · _.,o... oOozer aBicJdloe oOilcher a0u1J111'nlck Whole~ ale Located on VIne St. In R1clne. Ample lot, fancld yard, walking dlatartce to achool or church. ldaal for young family. ·DEER HEADS . MOUNTED Shoulder Mount.. .... '155 Hom Mount...... .-........ .'22 PIERSON BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS -· 1; •· • 67S:o7Jf'·, 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio - t-111-12~111 & Retail up Rellllllll Bob llnowden'elot Ill Rutl.nd,Oh. .Land CIMrlng."Fioadl, $12 "delivered. Retail lot wiH be open I Lm. to I p.m. e!Artlng Nov. 24th. LlcenH & Bondi d C"-'hlloltiWd, . Opel.( 742·21103 w..... u-,lqlke Wholee... S10atfarm, T--s·tor. Cal &14-742 •;;1~~ 11/ltn- ., . ~ •• ·sow. · .I , · ' I 't l I ' ' 105a.-1Ave. Pomeroy Como lind alqleri.nee our elegant Food and Shopa. Somalhing for IY81)'01141 . Book your Chrillmu ParIii• now. M•ting moms are oleo avollable. Call 9112·3411 • 9112-3818 We look forward to HIVIng you. ARNOLD'S ·. PLUMBING, IEATING & COOJ.ING SERVIa 369JO W l•lolld Pa••ror, Ohio GIAYEI,SAND, I' r,tobra, Window., \ ~nd ·o .throom vanltlaa., r,nany .• mall and ~ ·· ,•, ~ ;t! ·. ' ·• UMESTONf. TOP SOIL & FlU. DIU used :·. · ' ·~ 9921'3410 . . ··, ,. ' . ·~. I . lnallllllll- al u .... Jacka • Phon• • F.CX KorySyown Off..flrerniHI Eltl. • o.ta FREEESnMATEI Jrlf-. fl w. e.. fri.Coullly- I1~=======:.1 EN Till CONCRETE wou · Porches, Patios, Sidewalks 992-7878 t EVERY THURSO~Y -~ to ba IJTHE QUAU1'Y PIIIIT SHOP 'l"r::Jnottlo 10N MD . atflfE.AT Vk E I 1 OF QUAUlY • lETA&. TOYS. ..... 1112 11111:ao.111an.M 742-AIIari:CII . owtiil: Jell""--• Now has beauiHul Cocker Spaniel Puppiea. Aleo featuring a 2 h. common Black Tequ. laY•WIIY8 now available for Chrislmu. Sale on our enlite llock of large aquariums. Many new itema. 167 A..ldJRtlal 6 Comm.-abll •JfN........" Sstl-83-lln I IYRACUIE, OH. 811-112..111 IllGO '949,2168 and register -COMUIIICITIOIIS Opealac SOon FREE ESTIMATES '14..,.5S44 1. .7..HIIt I ·n"""'' '4oi\F ':. ,, •••um MORRIS ....,.... a..... Gutter Cleaning Palntlnt 33851PIIaGm•l• Dl's rwFa.. Toys dlmi., l.l.sPilWID UftllfOND' 1n EAGLES CLUB IN POMEROY 6:45p.m. SpeCial Early Bird $100 Payoff This ad good lor 1 FREE card. Lie. No. 0051-342 11124192/tln •DOZERS (614) . 667·6621 4-19-93-tfn SHIUI & TIEl TIIM••• IEMOVIL 7 AMERICAN GENEUL LIFE •• ACCIDENT INSUIIIICE Life • Medicare o Cancer • Fire o Health o Accident •Annuity, IRA • Mortpge · Rocky R. Hupp, D.C.U. • Jte•t loz 119 MW41eport, o•1o 45760 (614) 143·5264 CHRISTMAS TREES BUDFORD'S FRESH CUI TillS AVAIUILE 01 CUT YOUI OWII UMITED BALLED TREES LOCATED ON CHERRY RIDGE: Tum Eat at Darwlrt onto Rt. 681, go 4 mi. to Milepost 13. Tum South on gnwet road, 1'A. milel to 11f0Y1. WATCH FOR SIGNS HOURS: 10 'Til DARK NOVEMBER SPECIAl; (BEAT THE BAN) NORINCO MAK 90 (AK4n----s110 NORINCO UNI. SKS--·---·-- '95 1200 ROUNDS NON-(ORROSIVE:.$130 · •BACKHOE •mACK LOADER •mUCKING D.A. IOSTOI EICAVATIIG lUll .h.,. CALL IFTEI 6:00 304-415·7256 11/lilllltMD. sweeper • Service • Bags • Belts Rainbows. Kirby, Eltcirolux. Hoover, Eureka, Tri..SIBr, Regina, & most olbc:r brandsf Parta Shipped UPS ~111• Dapondabla Service I Call Ben Cedar at Cedar Vac• AIGHT HAULING ofiREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 12-00-112-tln FURNACES WEIER'S CHRISTMAS TIEES I UO.I'IU, OH. Homegrown-carefully Sheared Scotch & Whke Pine 4' & Up wilh a"greataelectlo,n of largerlreeL Call742·2i43 or - CIIIIENIER'S MOilLE lOIII :HEA1111 Alt COOUH . Glllllpolle,Oh. 4414411•MI'NI1~ .. ' ,, - 614-742-2131 11flot1 mo. 717/lrrt:>. Gutters •• Downapouts lllliiE IARII 111slde apact $26.00 .......... ,,, __ _ ..,.......... Specializing in Custom 915-4471 ' 992-3&38 ·Limestone Dirt Gravel 992-7878 NEW-REPAIR ·' .. .Decelliller., ··f3, '4, •nil 5. , . ., ., · ·.9 •• ·5 p111 _ . . lUIO PliO FREE ES'I'IIIATU · GENERAL HAULING · HowriL Wrftesel JOHN RAFORD :{ Flea Markei •ttan;•> ·..•. I •. 4/29/Htf. after& p.m. 1WZI/1 mo. pd. - napltlla Plaq- t'UrJn~: Sale 8 ~ . , 614-992·7144 Call M&-2244 1112-5702 carol I O.VIcl ROOFING I EWING FUNERAL ·HOM£ Pomaroy, Ohio c:tulll, " HU,tc•l~--~ ·~ucl~~· ·Inc. 214.E ,Main Rl 33) (614) 982·7474 POMEROY, OHIQ Rapalr, l*dOoll ' . . Homflite Siiw' · I. com• ol us DAVID ARNOLD ·. Antiques, c~~actlblaa, , new /nus .' Po~roy (at QUALITY WORK &GOOD RATES . FURNITURE a HARDWARE Famil~ Rastaur:ant ''Futtrl,. ~11ttdg Fil.t C•I•Au" ADJ .CEJ · ' FISHEl · FIINEUL HOME 264, ~ filii OH. niecledyou ·- v ·~ _228 W::MIIiii:St, 311107 Rooltaprln• Rd. _,t .... q . "' -~ ·(row's ~ ~ we Fill Dck:ton' ·. Prescriptions IA. . . .S.(OA1S . · tft·Sl4f . .,_ v Riggs Tree Farm Count·y . will hold '11f:=:;1ii~~F=i uyaccepr Commlaalon public heertng on Tuolday, Dooember. 28, 1903 al 8:00 or !llilct the bid for the lnten"ded p.m. at the Olive Townehlp C~RPENT"" SERVICE · purpoae, a11d re-v• the Fire Sliltlon, In Rlldavllll, 1-AtiOIII Adtltlone rJiht ·to or refeot any 0~ on the eublecl of lhe , Zoning or lin blda and/or eny part propoaod and Plumbing Reaolullon for Olive lhtNol. / GIDrii Kloao, Acllng;:erlc Townahlp. Texl end mip of Exterior Bolrd ol Mtlga nty lhe propoaod reaolullo11 moy be vlowod on Tuelday, hlnlng J Comml••lon•• Dttcitmber ·21, 11113, et 8:00 (11) 28; t12) 3; 2TC . (FREE ESnMATEII) p.m. at lhe Olive Townahlp V.C. YOUNG Ill Fire Station In Reldavllle, Brencii,'Sandy (Sia), POMERQY, OHI0~992·6671 lor"""' Squil'llll ...................... '55 , .... ' ' '- BILL..OUICKEL $WISHER: & LOHSE PHARMACY -· · .- . ott. 992·2975 . 'SAliS I SIIYICI lltl11 I ~' P....ror, IIIHiiiF Ph.IIH101 f'ciiMiby bo•• c......... r cut your trw. (.......... I Relhoct.llng Stop ia Coit' 11• FREE ES'I'IMATES ..,. ·'· no ·····s· . -·-----·- Bald Knob~ boi Co. Rd: 31 Puu>r. Jtav. R<>ierWillfonl Si!nday Sdoool -.9i:!O·a.iri. Wonhlpo 10:45 a.m., 7p.m. Wodneiday SeMco - 1 p.m. Co. l ""lASS"u.. . GET BEslJI.TS • J'A.SJ'! -~ ~ ~ -.;:- Froedom~MIIIIoll • RIGGS 1REES BusineM Card--.$17.00f btch per momth Bulletin Board••.$6-0CllbK:h pn day . . ._, ....,... .-.. . ·-- H""'"""" orOJCII..... rlllltN_,...o Putor: ReY.·'tllainas McOuna Sunday SchOol ' 9:30a.m. Worship- IO:JOa.in. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Savioes - 7 p.m. 1r.zwtmo. Public Notice • Carletooln-loatlonal Church Kina•bury Road Pu10r: Clytie W. Sunday Sebool - 9:30 Lm. Bvenlna - 7 p.m. WotNiday Servi« • 7 'p.m. 1:! ••, • ; ' N:::~;~~i;::v ~ fl141 HZ-1117 -fiH-OOKII CHURCH IUPPLIEI • lURES . I II . 10 614-887.PETS Monthl'y 15 $1.30!Jday $.05/day Rates are for consecuilve runs, broken up days will be charged for each day ai separate ads. Pelelthalr famlly'a • • MUGS TIRE ..GRAVElY TRACTOit'SAlES . \ \ CENTER, IJIC. 204 Condor St. J auef:ulz 1 3 6 Rate . Ovn15 Word1 $ 4.00 $ 10 S 6.00 $ .30 S 9.00 $ .42 $13 00 $ 60 . . ·• n . Worcb 15 15 15 5 1 ~- ~--------~~----------~----------~--------~ · P. J. PAULEY•. AGENl RIDENOUR l\\\11l S.retl Q3•• fi, 13MIIItrtel SUPPt:Y MldciiPort. Ohio 41710 ·4 Daya ~ . Syr•cu• Fine United l'nlllylorlao •• • · Suriday School • 10 a.m. . , · • : !. W..-ahip - UaJD., 4 p.m. (Ia A :lld·Sun .~ ; , South BttliM.NtwTtllament SilverRidae Poalrir. D111110 Sydmnricker Slmday Sc:hool .- 9 a.m. Worahip- 10 a.m.,7.p.rn. Wednesday Scrviee- 7 p.m. SynCUIO Church Or the Nuartfte Pu10r. Rev. Riclt Sw'lill Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wocbolday Services - 7 p.m. P Middleport '-yter~o• N... Selllenlent Churdl , Sunday Worship : 2:30p.m.; · Thuo>day ~·7:30p.m' lteetbYille F........lp Church of lilt Nuar011o Pastor: John W. Douglas Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worahip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi«a- 7 p.m. Sunday Sclioo1 : 9:4S o.m, Woo>hip • 11 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. 0.1. While ltd. offSI;J(L Jell Cat hol1c .....,.lloori Coli I cCltuclo FIIU~Up- ... ertforc.ment, peNOIMlf protectlort, ·kllnneiMrvlca. pupa a young doge for Nie. By 1ppt. only .--·... .' ..~========::::!:::======~==============;•The Area~s ., Number I -· .. .. M· ce... .... .. ....-...... -_ ~ 2 1!2 miloa IIOIIh of Reedrville 33045 Hiland RQOd, Punuoy ..._,IIDyHunw Suadoy Sc:hqCI- 10 a.m. . ·Bveoio& 7:30p.m. Tuesday .t Thlio>day - 7:30p.m. CNiniCIIIsltr ,._, (SyracuM) Sync-. a.-11 of God ' Apple and Seoaad Stl. Poawr: llov. David Rtis..U Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. l!venina Scrvicr:s- 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicr:a • 7 p.m. Rullaod Fno Wll Bapllll . SalemSL Putor. Jtav. Pout Taylor Somday Sdlool- 10 a.m. E...... · 7p.m . W-yServicu-7p.rn. - - TUPPERS PLAINS S.lc oMdtence, . ',, -•no ' - .. .. TII•STATE 1·9 ACADiMY RATES • Ado otatolda tloe COIIIllf pur ad ..,.. ...1 be pnpoid • a..... dlaeo .... t lor .... paid .. ..;..._, . . • F- Ado: c1--r and F..- ado under 15 will be ruo 3 dayo at DO . . . . . .. • Price of ad lor aU npi&al !.twa II doul>lo price of ad ....t • 7 polot liDo typo oolj uood • SoatlM!ii- . .,...ilolo lor ...... after r...t day (obec:k, I fi ·- -· )CaULJ 200 or......., int -Y - r... Ia popor · P·"'· doy afior·pul>lloatloa",. ..u.·...--tio• • Ado tllat ..... be polcllllod•oa•ear.: Card or 'l1aaob Happy Ado lo M-orioa Yord Sal• • A •luaillod o d - o t plued Ia tloe .Tbe P<IUy SeoU~~el (!lllaept a...iflod JllOPJay, B...... Card or Lap! . Notio:oo) WID olao appaula tJoe Polao Plouut ltepter and Sunday S.Yfiiiii·DaJ A-llot . Mulberry Htl.- ltd., Pomeooy Put«: Roy Uwi,paky Unltad Falllt Cllur<b Rt. 7 ori l'uMooy By-Pus Pastor: Rev. Robert 6. Smilh, Sr. Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30a.m. WonlhiP- 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. WednOday Service - 7 p.m. Mldtlltporl gturch ott.. Nuarene POLICIES S ev ent h -Day A dventi st ,. Sunday Sc:hil1ii..• 9,@ ..... Woo>hip ,J0:4SO.m.,.7:3? p,m: · W~day. 7!30 p.m. .. ' ~~- -._ ' ' Mt. Olive c-aauoiiy Churdl j'utqr: l..awta!COllush • Sunday Sc:hool - 9:30a.m. BVenina-7p.m. Wednedoy Service • 7 p.m. GrandS...., Sunday Sc:hool· 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday S{rviw - 8 p.m. PUoor: Shuon Hausman Sunday School· 9 Lm . Wonhip-IOa.rn. r-elay Sejyicr:s- 7:30p.m. MoN. thru FBI. 8A.M.-5P.M.- SAT.8-12 CLosED SuNDAY ' I.ona~ · TllppenPiallll St. Paul Rullud Cll- etGed Put«: 1o1m F. Caialnn s~ Scbaal-· 10 Llli. Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday SeMcr:s -7 p.m. Sunday Sc:hool- 10 a.m. .. E•enins - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Falllt.Goopei'Cinwa Putor: Jtav. Phillit> Seaobony Wonhip - 9:10 a.m . lll.l3rd Sunday-7:30p.m. Sunday Sclioo1 ' I0:30 a.m. Wednclday Servicr:s • 7:30p.m. Ch urc h o f God SL Rt. l:z.l, Rat:ilie p,...,, WWiam Hobadt ,. ·-It s...~;, 7:30p.m . Ptn~IA-biy Moi-tie Ci1ape1 Church Putor.: Mike MaSunda= · sc:hool - 10 a.m. W · • 7p.m. Wednesday rvico -1 p.in. HocU-' Church ~~bony can 992-2156 .;a· ....~.,,,., o•io ~ Pen tecostal r Chrlsllao Fellowlhlp Ctntll" Solem St., Rolland l'lllo!i:Robeft B. Musser Sunday Sdlool- 18 a.m. w~~"!j-~_I : U a.m., 7p.m. w...,..w Scrvi.o • 7 p.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Wednesday Servicr:t - 10 a.m. Paswr: Sunday Sclioo1 - 9:30 a.m. W..-.hip- 10:30 a.m. Wednosday Servicr:s - 7:30p.m. Mitldle!>oct. 01Uo SundaY$CiiOOI, JO a.m. Dyemlle Commllllll)' Chorcll Sunday 'Sc:hool· 9:30 aJD. Wonhip • I 0:30.a.m.• 7 p.m. CoolvHie United MtdlodiJI Parisll Putor: Helen Kline CooiYIUe Church Main A Fiflh St. Sunday School· 10 a.m. Woo>hip- 9 a.m. Tuesday Se.mces - ? p.m. Btlllel Church Township ltd., 46gc Sunday Sc:hool - 9 a.in. " ChPutor: Shuon Hausman Wanhip - 9 Lm. Sunday Sdiool-10 a.m. Thunoday Services - 7 p.m. H -.C1trlollu Ualoa Fonll Jtun BapiiJI Sunday School - 10 Lm. Wonhip - 11 a.m. Poator: Shuon Hausman · Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. Wo..hip- II a.m., 6:30p.m. ' •. t- DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION I:OOp.m. Soturday I:OOp.m. Mondoy 1:00 p.m. Tu.doy • 1:00 p.m. Wedneoday 100 p.m. Thunday I:OOpJil. Frldlly COPY DI!AOUNB . Papor Hazel Communi!)' Church OlfltL 124 Put"" Edsel Han Sunday Sc:hool ' 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Rolland Bible Melltodlst Po,..r. Rav.lvan Myen S~mday School- 9:30a.m . Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Altrod IWICOid, W. VL PuiOr. llov. David MoM.u. Somday Sc:hool · II LID. Wonhip • 9:30 LIIL, 7:30p.m. Wodnuaay Scnioes -7:30p.m. Antlqull)' Bapdsl I• Melp C..........t Parish N-.utCIIIIIIB a.· ;·-u•._ P111or: James E. Keesee •• ,.. H..,lock Gro.. Churdl PuiOr. Cwloo J:lomiian ChriStian Unton a.tfonJ Qloardl ot Clarlllla Vktory Bapt!JIIndependant 525 N. 2nd SL Middlepon Wonhip - I Oa.m .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. LaapYIUt Cllrllllon ChSunday Scbool- 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7::!0 p.m. Wednesday SeMco 7:30 p.DL ML Olin United Molhodl"' ott. .J :z.l bellilttl WilkoMJle ,....., Oluloo J-. Sunday Scboci • 9:30 L.m. Wonblp - 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thunclay Sorviees - 7 p.m. Sunday sdlool - 10:30 a.m. Woo>hip- 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. RMdnlllo Cll- <1 C1or1ot Pastor: Plillip Slurm Sunday Schoof: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Savi<e: 111-.30 a.m. Bible Sludy, w~. 6:30p.m. HHIIIde Bapd"' Ch""'h SL Rl. 143 just off RL 7 l'lo10r. Rev.Iomeo It Acne, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonllip - IILm., 6p.m . Wednesday Services -7 p.m. ••· Wonhip • 9:30 Lm. (ht A 2Dd S101), 7i30 p.m. (3rd A 41h·S...) W=dnullty SetricB. 7:30p.m. CUlton Tabtmacle Church Oifton, W.Va. Sunday Sc:hool - I 0 a.m. Wonl!ip - 7 p.m. Thumay Siirvi"'! • 7 p.m. S,racuoeMIIIIoa 1411 B~daapan SL, Synaose Pastor: 1\oy (Mike) Thompoon Sunday Sc:hool - 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Putor: Kee Molter Sunday Sc:hool - 10 a.m. Worahip- 9 a.m. Wednesday -7 p.m. Racine Putor: Kee Molter Sunday School - I0 a.m. Wo..hip - II a.m. and 7 p.m. Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Churdl Paotor: Peter Toomblay SWiday School ~ 9:30 o.m. wo,.hip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi«a - 7 p.m. To place an ad ,..rd. Church ot J - Chrlll, ApoiiiOik Filth 1/4 mile past Fon ~~s on New Uma ltd. Pu10r: WiUiam Van Meter S...day-7:00p.m. Wednesday·7:00p.m. Priday-1:00p.m. Faltlt TUena- Clnardi Bailey Run Road Putor:'ltav.:llmmen R.aw.O. Sunday Sc:hool- 10:00 a.m. · Bvcains7p.m. 11olo>day Seivice. 7 p.m. EutLetart Un rte d Meth od ist ~ v-Mtalocllsl PallOr. Woody Call Sunday B-1 -6:30p.m. Thuo>day Service - 6:30p.m. Old BtuMt Free Will Baptlsl Church _ • St. .... Lutltenn Churdl Comer S)'COIIIOII' .t Second SL, Pomeroy Putor: Dawn Spaidina Sunday Scboci.• 9:45 L.m. Wonhip-11 Lm. ·-·---- l.loi,., f:lomll ,~.fl9 lf8rley lt.tltltiiNIIctenc.,aii75Aa aad• UlliN-. pd. -~ : 31904IH!II!II Rd., Pomwoy, Olllo JteJo1ctn1 Life Church SOON. 2nd Ave., Middlepon P11tor: Lawrcnc:c Foreman Sunday Sc:hool- 10 a.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. 575 Pearl St., Middleport Pastor: Sam AlldonOn Sunday Sc:hooiiO am. Evenin.J - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. MomlnaS&ar Putor: Keonelh Baker Sunday School- 9:45 a.m. Worahip- 10:30 Lm. Thuo>day 5ervieea - 7:30 p.m. SuUon Putor: Kennelh Baker SlOldoy School- 9::!0 a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m. (ht .It 3rd Sun) Potritia Bonds·Krua Sunday School - 9:30 un. Woo>hip - II a.m. S~a~day wmhip - IP Lm. Wednescia)' servi« - 6:30p.m. Middleport Community Church Sunday Sc:bool - 9:30a.m. Wo..hip · 10:45 Lm. (2nd .It 41h S..,) O.r Snloor Latlilno Churdl Walnut and Henly SU., ltavens"""1'1. W.Va. Co-pulon: Jtavs. Ric:llai"d .t Putor: Robe" v-. Tile Salvatloa Amay liS Butremut Ave., Poaieooy. Sunday Sc:hool - 10:30'a.m. Wonhip - 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. Cannel Putor:: Kenneth Baker . PlU.IQif Scotch, Whlt8 ' ~u~PinM,S'tol'. Stlvenvllle Won! eiFalth Pastor. David Dailey Sunday S<hool9:30 a.m. Evenina - 7 p.m. Tilnlty Conl"lallonal Cllurdi Pa110r. Rev. RDiand Wildman ,Chutdl • 9:15 a.m. Worship - 111-.30 a.m. Btlllaoy Putor: Keonelh Baker Suaday Sc:hool- 10 a.m. Woo>hip- 9 a.m. Wednesday S<Meea - 10 a.m. SL Jalle Latlilno Clooardl PlaoOnwe Pastor: Dawn Slllldina Wonhip - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sdioo1 - 10:30 a.m. Dcotter Btllll..m Bapllst Pas10r : Rev. Eorl Sbulcr Sunday Sc:hool - 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 a.m . Thuo>day S.:rvices - 7:30p.m. .. LaU. DaySUIIII Portbnd-Rocine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Collins Stmiloy School-9:30a.m. Wonllip • 10::!0 a.m. Wednesday~· 7:30p.m. Endllme Houoe ot Prayer ' • tllllrwlt ldndl: Calvary Plllrlm Chapel Ho...U...WieRoad Paator. Rev. Vi- Roush S...day Sc:hool9:30 a.m. •Wonhlp - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. (II BuriJnaham Chureh otf Roule 33) SalomCto~ter Open tto6 Faith Ftllowslllp Cruadelor Orlsl P11oor. a... Franldin Didttlls Service: Friday, 7 p.m: Barrllonvlllt C-••niiJ Clturdi Putor.'l'helcn Durham Sunday-9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedneaclay - 7 p.m. ~·; $10.00-h CaiYM"J Bible c•urdl Pomerov Pike. Co. Rd. Pastor: Jtev. Blactwood Sunday Sc:hool - 9:30 Lm. Worship 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Ot he1 CtlUrches Putor: Ron Fierce Sunday School-9:15a.m. Wonlhip - IO:IS a.m. • Snowville Putor: Plormce Smitll Sunday Sc:hool- 10 a.m. Woobip·9Lm. Lut hera n Ubll"ly Chrlollu Clnarch Sunday Sc:hool-9:45 a.m. EY<nina - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. •. . Fal"ltw Bible Cll•rch Letart, W.Va. Rt. I Puaor: James Lewil Sunday Sc:hool · 11 Lm. Wonhip- 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Se~ ·7:30p.m. Now HavN Churdlfllt.. N....-Pollor. Glendon Stroud Sunday Sc:hool·- 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 ia.m., 7 p.m. WednaclayServicu · 7pnL Thuo>day Serviceo -7 p.m. l alte r-Day Sam t s a......,llod Clnn'clo rl J - Chrlll HlcltDr)' Hills Chtlrdi rl Chrlll Poa10r. Iooc:ph B. H..U.a Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Serviees - 7 p.m. Pattor: Joe N. Sayre lI BJIIII It• Ballo•CIIPastor. Roben Monloy Suaclay Sc:hool- 9:30 a.m. Wonlhip -10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. 'lbuncliy Service -7:30p.m. SUDday School - 9:30a.m. Wmhip- 1:00 a.m.• I0:30Lm., 7:30p.m . Wednesday Services -7:30p.m. Mt. Union Bapllll • • Bradtord Clloarch of Chrtot Comet of SL RL l:z.l A Bfllllbwy Rd. EYIDaeW~ DoodtSoap Youlh Minisler: Maile Notter Silver Run Baptist Putor. Bill Li1tle s...day Sc:hool - IOa.m. W..-ahip- 11a.rn., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serviceo-7:30 p.m. ...• 4 Bradbury Churdl rl Chrllll l'lator: Tom Runyon Sunday Sdlool- 9:30a.m. Wo..hip • 10:30 Lm . Youlh M~ - 5:30p.m. Evening Semce - 7 p.m. Wednesday, Bible Study - 7 p.m. A.B.Y.- S:30 p.m. t Lord"s Supper 111 Sunday of ew:ry monlh. •• 7H•ul St., Mitldl..,...; Pu10r: ltav.Jolll NCvillo Sunday adlool- 9:30 Lm. Wonlhip - 10:30Lm., 7:30p.m. WoMb rdey Strvioe 7:30p.m. Pastor: Bill Winos S...day Sc:hool - 9 ·a.m. Wonhip - 9:4S Lm., 6:30p.m. • t ••• WlllorulllltBai-C:....... Tuppen Plaia Cla.-clo rl Chrlll Worship · 10:30 a.m. First Soulllfl"ll ~~~~~ 41872 Pomeroy Piko Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryan.t w.. 7J'"' Churdl <I C•rlll • POIIICil>)l, Harrisa!Wie Rd. (RL143) Pastor: Roter WaSunday Sc:hoo1 - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pl>meroy Pos10r. Eunhae (Grace) Kee Sunday Sc:hool- 9:1S a.m. Wo ..hip • 10:3~ Lm., 6 p.m. Wedncs4ay Semces -7:30p.m. RoctSprlnp Pliler: Keilh Roder Sunday Sc:hool - 9:15 a.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Youlh Fellowship, Sunday -6 p.m. Rulland Putor: Arthur Crabtree Sunday Sthool - 9:30a.m. Woohip- 10:30 a.m. Wanbip - 10:30 a.m., 7~ p.m. rloy Service - 7:30p.m. BeorwallowiUCJae Churdi ot Clnill Putor: Iact Colo...,.. Sunday Sc:hool -9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servicr:s - 6:30 p.m. Saturday Service · 7:30p.m. • Whlte'o CIIIIIIOI Wesleyao Coolvillo Road PUIOr: Rav. Phillip Ridenour S&l!day Sdabo1 ·9:30a.m. f.. Wonhip- !0:30a.m. W..m..dliySeMce • 7 p.m. Porlland F1rsl Claun:lt rllllt N-riJie Put0r: William lOIIis Sunday Sc:hooi·IO:OO L11L Wonhlp - 6:30p.m. Wednaclay"seMcoi -7 p.m. Sunday School - 9 a.m. wo ..hip - 10 a.m. Pltlt Gnrt .... B.._ Cll.-cli I /2 milo oil' ltL 325 Putor: Jtav. O'Doll MoaJey Sunday School- 9:30a.m, Keno Cllurdl ot Clartot Worship - 9:30 a.rn . Sunday Sdiool - I0:30 Lm. FrH Will B"''i:bt _thurdl Aah Slree~ Middlepon Pastor: Mark Monow PeoriChapet PaslOt: Aorence Smith ~ sdMiol- 9:10 LJD. SWiday wanbip .7 p.m. Wednoaday payer D*lin&· 7 p.m. Putor: AI Haruon Youlh Minister: Bm Pnzle, Sunday Sc:bool - 9:30~ Wonbip- 8:1S, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Serviw .,7 p.m. PatiOr. Rev . Sunday school • a.m. Worship - II Lm. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Servic:c · 7 p.m. Rullaod Cln.,clt fll 11M N-.e Pastor. s - J Basye Sunday School · 9:30 Lm. W<>nbip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedlleeday Services· 7 p.m. •• .,.......... a .... ·New Lima Rood, Rutl.mcl ,....., Jtav. no- Kina Mlddltport Clourdi <I Clarlll 5th and Maio •• MIMrnllle' Putor. Deroo Newman S...day School - 9 Lm. Worship - 10 ..... IIOI111PSS - .1 Cllurdi otortot · 33:126Coil....,'s-Rd. · Sunday Sc:bool - II o.m• Wonlhip - IOa.m., 6 p.m. W~y S"erviw - 7 p.m. r C - Clwrdl ellhe Nuanne PallOr: Rev. Heibon Gs..,day S'choo1 • 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. W...,eeday Services - 7 p.m. c..h- r.u..n.a w- Assembly o f God •• II IPa....:. SL, ., a-: Pr. Bin Lyle . JIOiy B * rill IIIII Soliday Scbaallla.m. 2.12. W. Moin SL 1'1-. ADII8w MiiOI Sunday Scbaal · 9:30a.m. Wonllip- 111-:JOa.rn., 7 p.m. Wedneoilay Scrvi~ • 7 p.m . Putor: Fnmk Snihh Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 ..... Wonbip - 10:30 a.m. Wednaday Services -6 p.m. Hoalll {MiddltpOI"l) 1 p1sropal ,........ ---~ IAYIHOI'S ., I. ' �Sentinel .' Ohio. 18 JEATTIE BLVD."' by Bruce Beatlie 44 Do w- The ALLEYOOP to- ' 1111n PHILLIP ALDER ._ 13 Actr-.- - +QU Saalll BARNEY WHAR IN Puppln, 3 ftmalta, appox. Zmo. gmt a · Public Sale Smlll puppy,bbtck l!f/brown & ·· while, female, 8wkl. old. 304BB2·2066. Rick Paa....., Aucllon Company. tull time auctlonMr, complete i1, Tr... To Cut For Wood, You Cut, You Haul, 614-388-8472. 6 & Found: Small Black & Whhe Dog In Bidwell, 614-388-8788. LOST gun Road, l can on S.nd HIH or O.hal call Gary 304675-1510. ~: Mlnlalura Collla1 roadalda SA 33 araa, cnlld'a pal, 814-192·5:05'· ~eward. ~ 34~ 42 Antique• and UNd twnhure, no hem too larg:e or too tmall, will bur one piece or complete hoYIIhold, 1110 wam.ct. old ~loa II ~ .... M 1 • ca ~-, lrt n, 6.,._ 11141 1,:;::..:.:.:.::..·- - - - - - J I D'w Auto Porta and S.l••r.· aloo IMiylng junk caro l lruc a. 304-77:14343. Help Wanted 1-800.553-3586 Our Business is Security Alarm Systems Closed Circuit TV Security Cameras New Haven W. V; 25265 money or want a carwr, tlthlr way-call Marilyn. 304..&82-2645 or 1-800-992~356. AVON HOLIDAY • Choon Your chUclr~n, 32 Mobile Homes . tor'Sale 121<60 SchultZ Mobile Homo Ex· caltant Condition With Dl' Without A 121<32 Vamco Addition •v• ,........ Merchand ise 51 14x70, .rm., garden tu~, up. arate ahoww, lirge kllchen, all applllncea, llr condition•, .,. dirplnnlng, tiO,OOO, '' 114-0D- cky. NMc:led: Clke O.Corator, Ex· Ret.,.ncM Re:. 169 Upper Rlv•r Road, Gaj.. llpolls, -No Phone Calli PIHH. Salu repruanlallvea nMded, fulllpart-lfmt, no experlen~ necttsary, will lrtln, umlng BISSELl· BUILD.RS, INC. . New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and .RESIDENTlAL IWEE ESTIMATES 614·992·7643 2112192/tfn pottntlll 12-15/hr. piUI OIW IUppiiiWifl, 304~75-6415. Stralghl truck driven wanted, clan "0" llctnat, clun/hysl· cal, clean driving recor 304442.0393. Wanted· aomeone to brush hoa a •mall Ia( In Racine, 614-945J:. 2940 after 5:30pm. WANTED: Fuii·Timo Llvo-ln lnlfNctor NHded To Teach Community And Penonel Skills To One AduH With Denlopmen- . 446·9515 CARPET & IPHOLSIEIY CLEUIIIG ~--~1·~·"~·30~·~·~5·~5~--~ Instruments .. \ ·' 38·ft.log lrallor; 19118 Chtvy, 5 & 2 transmission lag truck, 614·H5-41D7. ' . Two 1m Chovy · Plck-Upa, t Drtvor, 1 ~k" Hood 1 Sold Thla Wook! 614=446-8212 Dan AI Work; Dl' 614-245-o611 Allar 5:30 P.M. 7 ......,. 1 Aller lllan. 8 SkinnY fiiiiM 2 ttat.t 351rt Lanka'• ..... 8lllolller of 3 Bubjlot Ia 1~- Impart 181 38 ....... 1unaf 10 Picture 11 Dlmlnlth 40fiiiM- . Eall 3. All pass I I 11-2'- T...A.vesIJ 1113.,. I>I!A. Inc. BORN I .m:J<.R Running o..r )'Nwd• Body )York $1;100 080, ·1~~7. · "Dit>'IOO EVER . 11184' .IHR c.rr;.Ha!d TOJI '•WIIh Wanoh 13,!!00 1-38~2111,. King Wood 1 Cool Bumor stova, With Equlpmonl. IM-258- Appl11- Jutt all At. 143, ono mile 1987 Bron.O .n, E•callant Condif213. ~h M ~~~ Rod ud tion. .E!"'• Now Tlraa, G-n Dtlk:IOuo apploa. Opon Running a- AMIF,II Starao, Kitchen lien~, U.. Cot.l, S.lwdayaonty. Air COndition ng, Standara Wood "' Gu. Good Condition. ·Tranaml11lon, 16,200. 614-388614 441 0282. 1591. , · Yeget8~1es Farm Supplies & L1ves1ock t:.lt>S>Y~? ~. r . fVI'(~ - . "loJAAT~ fiELD ~ 11'5 ~1'\ll.AA. 10., IC£ f\OCK£Y, 4 OCEP!"YqJ H()(J(£'1 7 4~ 00 111( FIElD ll{;)OE.Y TVJo\ i MY m ~ FlaD ~t>ISTE.'-D Of M IC£ RJI>IK - West cannot ruff higber than the 10. Soutb will win trick lour in the dummy and .take two spade finesses Ia pick up your Q-J and make his contract. . The solution? Ask lor a club switch , by leading the beart tbree at trick two. South will think you are anfl}ing for a ruff and will cash the spade ace: one down. Ci),. ......, . . ......... u ••- 'V T VUMYHU D M N, FMG GM F V XU asc TUBPK GRUD'PU MORTY MEEKLEAND "...O..J'L.L.. THINK '!CU HAD IT BER:RE, AND 'rQ.I DID . •. YE6TER!Ao'I.Y. 41 Houses for Rent New gae tan~. one ton truck whMtw1 qdlatora, floor mate, ale. D& R~Ilia. Rlptay, WY. 304372·3~33 or t~nn ' ilk>' ~ '!;' DMNP AIDJU PVFIIG." ___ GIVFFD. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I am, at hean, a cultu<ll hlstortan. I'm maldng (" Twtat" director) Ran Mann. mowies to reclaim , our history." - '::!~:~' '0© 1\.g{}lA- ~ t.tfise ~y lolitod Rearronge l.tte"rs of 0 fou,. tcrombJed WOt"dt low r6 form four wo rds CLAY I . POUNI the b. ~ DE11MUI L0 P 0 I ~ lo--.,l' " ' s --.1-.,.1-=-,.,,,--1 ~ f . . . . . . ':fi ~·~t~~ "~~~.im ,,, ;:;;; ., , i!l$ 1m~''"""*···· Success has different forms for different people. For some people success depends on being well known, while for othI ers on never betng · · - · - - · · M 1 N u ME ~=r,,~.,.,e::;-.,.,--j f--r,..;_TI 1. Q Compl~te the chuckle Quoted . . . . • • by ftl ltng 1n the m•ssmg words L---l..-.L-1.--'--.l.-.J you deve lop fr om step No 3 below . A P~ I NT NUM8E~ED ~ L ETTE~ S tN SQUARES t SCRAM-LIT$ ANSWERS '"""' Deacon - Holly- Perch- Negate- ANYONE I've done a lot of traveling , mostly by a1r and I've always wondered why.. the first suitcase to come down the chute doesn't seem to belong to ANYONE. NOVEM-B-ER-2--.6I Home lmRI'Ovements Op- WV013372 We ~lim In: ExpoHd ewe•, Suffolk, Ham~lre, DorMtta. 'erou- . hold dlaparoat, ISOto. FIRE a WATER 304-77:1-S&te. DAMAGE · 64 REST~ATION- INSURANCE CLAIMS 24 Hour Emergency S.VIce 8ound.1 11:.,. lrft-.fm Celtlf!ed tactlnlclan• on ~.ery job. S.tialactkin Guaranteed . ' IIINO receiver,· ble 1;11111tt1 NCOf'T dar, ltoocf . ahapo, 180.00. ·304' · f75-I!Ot. . • TraadmMI, UfloiJiar, A,.a Encllno 2800 Ulla Now 1311, f14-441-31145. . 13e1Y 'Barry, Owriermm Faulk, Manager Hay & Grain ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondHional lllwtlmo guarantao. "-tl rofwtwncaa fumlahad. Call l.atl0-287-o5711 Or 6t4-237D488 Aaaora Watarprooflng. Eatabllohtcl 1975. I ' Tra nsportatiOn ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL POOR BOYS TIRES .. , ' ' " .... WOlD ..... TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in 1865, Lewis Carroll's "Alice 's Adven· lures in Wonderland" was published. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Sarah Grimke (1792·18731,antislavery and women's·rights activist; Eric Sevareid (1912· 19921 , broadcast journalist; Charles M. Schulz 0922-), cartoonist, is 71; Robert Goulet (1933· ), singer· actor, is 60; Rich Little (1938-), impressionist, is 55; Tina Turner 0938·1, sin~er. is 55. I FRIDAY " . '$ D 'MN"XU NV KID or-t. "s JUHVUXU KMAUGVAUK I 66!/o day offall. L-UNCH TOOA.Y. ' tlull '-. Today is !he 330!h day of 1993 and !he DON'T HAVC: 11-11:0 €>CHOOL. Adtquat• eo.,.,. ,h~W'ill Rtqulrtdj Oaytlm• Hour• Oft. And CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cipher cryptaorams we~ from quota1t0nt a., '-"'out \*)pie, ~ anc11 Each lett«" In the cipMr lt.-.dl b MVthlr. TocM.Y'"I t:IW: I W. _ __ .1r:JIII":'llllliH IF Ya.leEL..Ie"IIE' lt..J DE..V. VU, Automobile lnturlnce Coverage Roqulrod. S.lary: $!5.00 IHr, To Slon; E•collanl Bano!N PackIt lnterelled Contact :-.-~""--~At No STUO:./toi .TJ.\~ G~? Good, but not good enough against an expert. Soutb will ask bimself: "Why didn't East play a third heart at trick four, hoping West could ruff witb · spade !ban 10?" Tbe I Nbv. 26, 1993 Rentals Informal Setting. Varlou• Skills And Talenla Naadad. High Sc'-1 DtgrH, Valid Drl•ar'o license, GOod Driving Record, Three Yura UcenHCJ Driving DOOT YOOR SI(.I..TE5 I':£T tetlo Ford ' Conv. Van Only 15,000 Mlleio, F,ully Loadad Top Of llna Conv. Pkg. Garogo Kaj>l. Lib New, Asking, 116,000, 614446-8313,114·'1112·~387.. ten S·10"Ch•vy Blizor LT, Rad ISIIvor, 24K Mllaa, LaOdad With /OI'TS ·Sllekar Now, 124,600, Alldng: tnl.le5, 614-44f.9354 • land; woods, p.altur. 1nd 111111. Call for good map, 1-t1Hi:l8145, Ath-,OH. WNOH IW ~i _, AA1AAW,_'t' ~N PLt<.'l When playing bridge, you think about bids and plays. But sometimes you must also enter tbe mind of an oppolleDt and ask yourself wbat be is thlliking. That is true on'today's deal, taken from the latest issue of the French magazine Bridge Plus. To test yohrself, look only at tbe North and East bands. Against spades, your partner leads the l. &evlm: queen, ace, four. Plan defense. As the editor, Gilles Queran, says, your three-heart bid bas a lot to commend it opposite a passed partner. It doesn't hurt to mix up your pre-empts because the opponents will find it more difficult to read tbe cards. You can see three potential defensive tricks. But if South has his threespade bid, your partner must be look· at a Yarborough. Therefore, you assume partner has led a singleton. Was your plan to return· the heart jack at trick two. asking partner to switch_to a diamond after (hopefully) rufling? Tb,en, knowing partner start· ed with only one spade, did you ezit with a minor? TOPAY ,.,_ecr 111711 Cht~ 112 Ton 4•4 Good Fru!ts & . -INT£RVISWS 1 73 Vans & 4 WD's ' ' l NOW JnRING SDITORS Musical N-. Fll!lra!au Showara, .tnDD E!tch -l'JblrglaH Showar • Tub il5o Each. fl4~41-1152 A~ tere P.M. I GOOO USED APPUANCES w..hlrl dry•rs, ra~aratora rangH. Sklgga Appllancaa, 'iii Vlna Stroot, Call S14-44f-73118, t· 800-411W4H. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complete hom• tumi~~C· 35 Lots & Acreage Hours: ~at, 1-5. 1 SEVERAL 7• ACRE PARCELS: 0322, 3 mlloe out Bulavllla Rd. Mallll Cou~y, Salom Twp.l FrM .Dtllvary. H&DI aero. Remota, ...outlfu . S.turday Momlng; Slaoj>-Ovor Experience, ,.llfild. ciJIIOIIIIII ~ tal Dl•abllitl18 In Mtlga County. HOURS: Monday Evening Thru I No Sunday Calls) 20 yNrl of .RSADSRtS DIGEST 2335. OR 197'1 Trallar Ntwor Furnaco • Water Htatlf' N1~ Work 112,000 Dl' Maka Ollar, 6--. 44111. morning•. 8:00..12:00 baglnnlng JonuafY 2nd._!!!.UII have referencn. B14--992..;u:n., Exp. 1:halnolda Dtntal Au~. nHdad for growing. quaiHY· conaclouo dtnlal pnclk:a. Stnd rwsuma: 2924 Jac~on Ave, Pt. Pl•unt, wv 25!150, Attn: a.. qulrad, Apply AI: Dairy OuMn, (304) 882-3336 AND ONE 816 SISTER! · AND ONE NOSE,AND TWO . E'<E5, AND ONE MOUTH , AND TWO EARS__ .. :___ lion, praflr prlv.ato otltlng, 814H2~428, If no anowor ptaaaa on mac;hiJM, s...,..., In My Homo For·t ChUd, CaN Aftor I P:M. 614-4411-461Q. Bobya111ar nHdad, 3 achool oga pM'iencld I "SPcECIAL·CARE" . they d"ilrnll •dr.pery (on elte) ttlne tllbrlc:e "geMral cleaning "odor traetment Wanting to nnt• 2 "' 3 bedroom 8aby8tner Needed MMure, Non-- JIMEIILIBM UBIICE We jjM CIIIJ* end upholetiry the 47 Wanted to Rent 614-~ Homo. No DOOR !DOOR. 1-600'1112-4138. Babyalltor Naadad In My Homa M-F Northup Aru, Elperlenc:e And Aaflnlncaa Aoqui<Od f14446-8824 4·7 P.M. Financing Available , ' hoU11, ln clean and good condl· Own Hou,.., lncom!'1 And A•warct.. Aver~ge to· $14 Houri~ Selling at Work Or . 5651, Muon WY, · ••• SlJRE, I CAN COUNT.. I SEE E161{f f iNGERS · . .~~T....:W:...:.O_;TI-IUMI3S .. 'at Chevrolet 314·1on truck, 2500 e,rln, 4WD, excellent •haJM, 57,000 mllea. 614·11411-2072. -1Q69 3/4 .Ton.GMC Plek-Up Wllh c.mpar; 614-3'118-8!547, 614-141· 1534. . Call 1fter 2:00 p.m., 304·773- 5:00pm. or 814-892-2428 tHer AVONI All trNI. NHd ox1ra ·' SINplng rooma wNh cooking. Alao tr1illr •Pace. All hook-upe. 5:oopm. S-"'· 30H75-1429. MORTGAGE COMPANY . ' .PEANUTS • 2728. Top Prk:H Paid: All Old U.S. Colna, Gold Rln,s, Sllv• Colna, Gold Coins. M..S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Galllpolla. WANTED: lnglno lor 1188 Ford Fntlv•, 4ep., 1.3 liter, nftdtd ASAP, call814-i82-2155, &!301m- AVON I All Arou I Shirley ,. 5 ......... . Look at it differently W1nled To Buy: A1tt Terrier Ellhw Young Or Puppy. 114-:tn- 11 McLendon ,,_ ..... DOWN By Pbllllp Alder Employment Services Cheryl A. James William C. James Co-Owners .·.... Auction Wanted to Buy 111111 28olalnthe•my SPECIAL Q'ELIVERY IUtUon ..I'YICI. Ucanaed 166,0hlo & West VIrginia, 304· 71'3-5785. 9 Lost& Found 57 Arllclae at Opening lead: • 7 l ORDERED IT THUNDER IS ·· TATER'S 'BIRTHDAY PRESENr?· ·' ,1' • . Pa¥, 5ec-um.d H All cIIIII' .lewIll! MCIIIc 30 ....11111 IVett Pass s+ ... 10 O.tllucloft M lledlcll ....bini 55 PIICHic tellftda ........... Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: West 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 47~. cep 48 Aulltor- 2511MNrch +AH2 wichlldren, need• good home. . . c~..... Fr. 211tMProck 23Federllqcr. .24 ~clllllcl - .AJID886S tAS +10 •s•• 304.a82-2381 aftat7pm. PuDDin, To Good Home! 114- 256-1695. 41 CGIIII.Ir... 20-Nelgtitor of SOUTH · +AK854 adorable, 44 Actorw' 14 111M cllldt Ia 15 . . . . 17 llakl.1111 office 18111118t vetch EAST 8643 very 43Htiii111RI 12fln NORTH +lOHZ .KQ +KQJ +JCQJI IU76U2 old,· -.I &llldlllt ""* WEST 7 7 Real Estate ===::-· --..... . ACIOII I Trl Sfala Tlwio S.rvtc. IOODina. t~mmlna; romoval, ilump remov•r - Frw NliinatM. 11+ 1924312.. If no .,...r, leave moaaaga on machlna. Young F~le Will - I n Law OfflcO u Dtya ,..... Fioltbla. Stc..tlrial ~-.... nllhod, on alia " ' " " - " '· Rtfw-. . _ . I ".M. Aak Lauortand ""''·· Now .Ha-, wv, EOH ~z-me· For R-ca. 114-3f7-letl. 5 rooma upatalro, partfa!ly. furnlahtd, re.nuy Nlftodled, F1nanc1al utltHioa I cablo TV paid. eloan. 304.a75-1811. Aa~ond Sm~h. Pomeroy-Middleport, ·Ohlo 1993 NEA Cr-. .. wo.r cl Puzzle 1bdrm. apert...m '" ·ass ra rt, all UIIINioa -~. 112-. pluoii2DD dopoo(t, IM-t4W217. 211d,, • • • ldal ataclrtc. .... plla-o · tumlahad, ta-, _ , facltHioa In '"'""· A!>DifcOilono ...lla!M II: VIIAlita. Ml or caiiiM.Jr.t-37)1. EOH. · , 2br. all alocirtc, apptr.- fur. ·a,_ November KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright torRent !S Announcements Fttondo In Chrlol Chrlotlln Doling . "Hollllna Chr1• lion Si~loe find· dlwtlllan Part-. Collt~7SH. . No Hunting Of Any Kind. No •Treopoalng. No ~~«cnu..a or • Motor Yohk:l11 Of Any Kind. Apartment • �• November • . Animal trapping l . . tradition kept · intact-·P£!ge Bf . FSU holds out for win in swamp, C1 Fr~d Crow returns, A6 •Air Condition ing •Power Mirrors •Overdrive •Ciearcoat Paint •AMIFM Stereo •Driver Sid e Air Bag •McPherson Su spen sion •Power Brakes •Halogen Headl amp s •Recl ining Front Seats .. . . 94 10Yi TERCEL Old • M1ddleport-Pomeroy-Gallipol1 s-Pt. Pleasant· November 28. 1993 A Multtmedi<Jin<: .. Newspaper I I PIQe A-2 • nn.es- •' 94 FORD TEifiiPO Detalll on Vol. 28. No. 40 . Seasonal buying cheers area merchants By GEORGE ABATE Service is," Clark said. "It's tbe ·Tlmes-stilliDel Stair personal touch that tbe hometown · · POMERc::>Y - Some Meigs merchant can give ... when thai Counly relailers recently expressed person walks in the store we ·guarded optimism about the remember lhem." : upcoming Christmas shoppin§ seaAnd unlilte larger stores, small son, which sbould overcome slug- stores will help fu problems wilh gish ~ sales during the last few merclu!ndise many times without bringing a sales slip, he added. .years. All local merchants emphasized Clade- owner of Clark's Jew· i)e(lple should buy their gifts local- elry on Coun Street -added lhat 1y. · · businesses help local schools This peak season for county through taXes. stores should be better than last Tom Dooley. president of the ·year, as residents are more confi· Middleport Community Associ&· dent about the future of the local lion, also pushed for people to buy mines and the Gavin ~wer plant, locally. "Shop local first. Give us a said Joe Clark, prestdent of 1he Pomrroy Merchants Association. chance," Dooley said. "People can · "Economically, we've been find anything theymighl need here .tbrou~ some tough limes,'' Clark in these communities." said. 'Every merchant always asks Shopping for clolhing has been .tile question, 'Is it worth it?' down in lhe area, compared 10 lhe -Christmas is tbe time of year we same lime last year, Dooley added. are heavily dependent on." Dooley• owns the Micldleport Shoppers can get better, fii'St- Department Store on Mill Street. name service from local business· "It's just been so warm. Cold wealher rends 10 bring people out," es,' Clatt said. "Price is not the bottom line. he said, adding lhal he is upbeat · ·~6 Engines Cutlass Sun,.reme JPo.,e, w ~ Lochs lndows '>~'¥tFM •Orfl,er S :assette ~ ,, 1\Je ,· Bag I of aboul lhe rest the season. 1"This is a fun season." Today, Pomeroy and Middlepon will feature annual Open House events, with a parade through Pomrroy and prizes for area folk. Pomeroy's The Fabric Shop, West Main Street, is llying 10 beat larger stores by giving more service - such as offering sewing lessons, store manager Jill Johnson said By slashing prices recently, more people bave bought fabrics and sewing machines ~ven lhough most most do-it-yourself-ers have already purchased their supplies, Johnson said She added lhat tuxedo rentals have been up. Area shoppers have seemed more confident as sales have jumped about 15 percent for Rutland Furniture, com{lared to last year's Octobez througlt Thanksgiv· tng period, owner David Grate said "I'm getting more lookers and buyers," .Grate said. "A lot of peo- JILL )OHNSON pie are paying cash and not fmancmg~" . He described the last four years as "sluggish," lhe last year as "better," arid since October as "good." Strong buying should continue TOM DOOLEY DAVID GRATE through the New Year, Grate added. At least I0 people browsed lhe Main Street Rutland store during a 10-minure stretch Friday afternoon, while the telephone buzzed wilh nearly a dozen calls. "All we've done in the last two to three years is hang in there," Grate said. "I hope Ibis is a sign lhat lhe economy IS starting to pick up." < . 5* - -~~r--­ ---·•""·~ · --loll_ Ford Ranger XLT 4x2 •KLT Trim •AM/FM Cassette •Sliding Rear Window •Chrome Step Bumper •Power Steering 94 Ford F-150 4x2 You Can LIISI ft For Only $&.1J'IAg lt 1 Per Monlh lolilding Sales Tax 94 Toyota 4x2 Pickup 94 Toyota T·100 Pickup •Air Conditioning •Cloth Seat •Ful l Carpet •Chrome Packag e •Rear Step Bumper •Automali c •Air Cond itioning •AM /FM Cas sette •Bed Line r $14,99 $9999 24 MONTHS - NO MONEY DOWN By JIM FREEMAN tlmei-SentiDel Staff . ·• ALfRED - I..andownCIS fed up wilh deer poaching near lhe Meigs GpUDty ccmmunily of Alfred took mauen in'9 their own hands.Thunday iiight and Friday morning to help game officials bag of trio of suspected ~ and conftSca!e more lhan 40 sets of deer antlers, deer meat, Automatic . air. 3 Ia choose from. Automatic. air. AM /FM stereo. loaded .. International Series. leather. loaded Air. V6. load.ed 6 cylinder overdrive. AM /F M cassette. air 93 PONnAC GRAND PRIX 93 FORD MUSTANG CONVERnBLE 88 OLOS CUTLASS CIERA 92 OLOS 88 84 CHEVY AMI FM cassette. anti-lock brakes AM /FM cassette . 6 cylinder. automatic. air . tilt . cruise. loaded .. One owner. tow miles . loaded Automatic. iow m11es. sharp $12, 93 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE automatic. air . 93 FORD TAURUS Gl Leather. alloy wheels. IO~.ded ... 88 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 88 BUICK RIVIERA LS model. all power options. low mileage . Loaded. one owner . I 4x~ Air . low m1les. one owner ... :. 88 DODGE CARAVAN PICKUP V6 . 7 passenger' power window s & focks . $7999 'Cim'! loaSI ~ 311!10rlth :t¥CO ~el" ~ oq !!SflP ot $19.~11 . O]l!~n 10 p ~rc hase l', ~ase ~ ehd 110 1166 62 . Total ~ l)lymeoto $968( , tax, llctnse. sptuli ~ dtposh & ~ocuinenl I~ "'"; - ' GOOD MORNING Today's Times-Sentinel 15 Sectkms - 156 Pages Business Calendars Classifieds Comics Editorials Local Obiluaries SI!QriS Along the River Weather COLUMBUS (AP) - Legislation needed 10 select a site for a lowlevel radioactive waste storage center probably will not be inlroduced early next year. A bill incorporating a s1udy committee's recommendalions for the complex to StJVe waste genenuors in Ohio and five Olhez states originally was CJ!pec!ed 10 be offeced this year. " Despite the delay, a spokesman for Gov. G~e Voinovich said lhe administration hopes for legislative approval some wne in 1994. • "Obviously there are a lot of factor's lhat go into a piec:e of legislatio~~o like this ... a lot of ground w~ lhat needs to be done, and alllhat is lakit\g r,Iace.'' Jiid ~ seaetMy Mike Dawson. '· • We Said from the v~ beginning we were not going to rush this proceaa. lt'a so~ 10 be a highly technical bill. It's going to take a lot of drltling wen. he said in an interview. . , MCillben of tbe Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Qonlmilllon will hear~ update on Ohio's pmgresuu ~e llniJ Monday. • r . . - t memben are Ohio, Minneso~a, Wisconsin, MisSouri, Iowa ~~ . until ~,1~VER 1QO ~ED VEIICLEI 'N STOCKI ·. •UMs sub~ to 'lll'lor sail and credit approval. All rebates & lt'ICtnflwS art rtilected th pnc· lng of vefllcles. • .- News capsules Action .e·xpec.ted next year on low-level radiation bill VB. automatic . air. AMI FM cassette ' . Meigs, Alhens and Washington counties, he added. "The big key here is the landowners," he said. "Their involvemem meant so much." , "The (landowners) were lhere 10 help and they meant business," mirrored Special Deputy Dana Aldridge. "The message to poachers is they are going to get caught ... people are watching, " Wood noted. "We want lhe hunters to know we are out there trying to protect the resource and we want lheir help," he concluded. Landowners declined commenL • 86 FORD E·150 CONVERSION 89 FORD F·150 paint. loaded qf!esan(a car. . · ·'Instead of laldng up anns, residents simply picked up their relephones aitd ~t lilw enforcement and game officials updated on lhe suspects roovements. ; Meigs Conoly Galne Protector Keilh Wood said law e_nforcement officials received calls l'ltursclay night from landowners m lhe area who rejxlrted helring a sboL · · ' Soon afler, property owners in lhe !iirming communily found a deer thalllad .apparendy·been shot and left in a field by spotlighlerS. Poachers involved· tn spotlighting shoot deer at night using light from a vehicle's hCatlli8hiS or a hand-held spotlight . Game officm who set up surveillance in the area were kept updated on the suS{1eet vehicle's movements by landowners via lhe Meigs Counly Sheriff's Department, Wood said. Wood said he got behind lhe suspect's vehicle and observed lhem putting lhe dead deer into the car's trunk befm: he turned on his vehicle's lights. .. They jumped into the vehicle and drove a shon distance before they stopped and were arrested around 12:05 a.m. on Buck Lake Road, Wood said. Arrested were Bryan S.·Russell, Allen Church and Robert Barnhart Jr., all of lhe Athens County community of Coolville. The dtree submitted 10 a search of lheir homes where lhe antlers and deer meat were foui:td, Wood said. The investigation is continuing and multiple charges are pending from ' •' ' o/ ... .,. • ljm Freeman Kcyjn Pinson James l.oug lim Sapds Fred Crgw Ct .... OOio~.... Oj . 4 .! CI-8 81 Al Columns , .' Dl&8 B2&6 D2-7 Insert A6 AS A8 } -e>. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. 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