http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8e8a2830f10202798ffd6b9a95c1b265.pdf 8e96b2f664a3d455f9637d98dbcc621a PDF Text Text .. ' .Page .· '4-The Dally Sentinel • . " . . Thu,.day,~ober1,1982 • Pomeroy ,Middleport, Ohio ., ~upport These Fine - . Area Businesses! Dodgers defeat Reds 4~2 ' Catch ·All The · Excitement! .Prescription ·Shop INGELS FURNITURE, JEWELRY .· and RADIO SHACK 106. N. 2nd, Middleport 992-2635 Ohio Lottery Football '92! . Vol. 43, No. 113 CapJililh-'1112 Stop In For All Your .F avorite Legal Beverages. sat., Ocl. 3- MaiOr ColllgH • Dlv. 1-A :fa •r --EI Puo .=.,. PLAY THE .OHIO LOTTERY HERE! AlizoM Sial 21 23 28 Booton Coltge 24 • 111i11Mm Young (Oct 2)35 • Oltgon • c.lilomla 26 • Cincinnati 23 34 ' IIDWii1g an.n • Cenlnll Ltdllgan • Clemson Florida~1) Pomeroy • FreollO Geo!gla 992-6891 · VALLEY LUMBER 555 PARK ST. · • MaryiMd ' Miami, FL .Miami. OH • Michigan • Nortlem lliinoio • Noire Dame NW Louisiana Ohio 911118 • Oklahoma · Oklahoma Sial ' Pacilic · PeM Sial • Pullbl · San Diego Stale San Jooa Slate • South'n Milaillippi Syracuoa Tenne11811 Texu ·~ ·' ·:., Utah Virginia • Walhington ' Waohlnglllli Slalo . • Weslllm Micligan · .....,_ 811111 Mtlin P~ 111 East Second. Street Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2342 • Murrar .... 3& 24 23 Aoooloof>""...,. v• Llj Howard Ptln,..r'-'ul.t 28 17 ~ 21 Pr-.. .,._, TX a.& 33 M Y1MI$ 1 I at 27 21 21 ... Pri~ TOWIWI • 1o1M . . . Northern Arilona 0o11o - ' ..._r..... • Norioll ' 12 7 7 23 w...m • Tetmuu Tadw ·-u. arltlcliaM .... • 10 7 20 20 I 17 14 14 7 21 7 14 / 1 , .... 7 CMition•t lffidoncy En•u ,., log IIHt Pumps " 20 7 7 12 22 10 '. 17 14 13 21 20 . !IALI;S • SERVICE INSTALLATION 10 13 13 .....,.llr .... Heat Pump · XL 1200 Super Efficiency PROCLAMATION. SIGNED - The weelt of Oct. 4-ll) IIIII beeu procllll,med Fire Prevention · · Week by Mldcl1eport Mll101' Fred Holrman. The proclamation Cilia on citizens at home, work and s~hool lo hed . .the . me&SIIJle "Test Your 13 7 State Route 143 to cJos~ for about fQur days • • 10 21 23 13 7 Motorists will be inconve' ~oute ponation closes State 143 arolind9 un. Monday morning. • The clOL'IIR is I"'CC'"ary, repons· Jolln Dowler, .ODOT Disuict 10 Dim:tor, MarieUII, 10 1118 Disttict l O - CleW e111 Jq11110e a Sinal! slllbbrid'ae located about one-half mile off Route 7. The slrUCttire will be replaced with a concrete box culverL .Asphalt will be repaired when lite jOb is complete. District 10 officials realize the ,• . 17 ' 14 21 . 13. 20 17 11 21 '17 14 7 23 14 10 IAWUNG$-COAIS 20 17 21 12 13 "17 14 21 7 14 Fisher Funeral Home IIICI RSIO - Chnotr/op...t., 10 14 10 22 14 22 12 7 20 I 14 21 14 .....,.,.. . ttt-5141 7 21 CROWS I 17 992-5432 17 21 • 'Frl4ar lltht 1114 Sua4er Speelelf 21 BAKED POlK CHOP AND " 14 10 DRESSING . 21 14 10 --17 17 10 ' 13 13 10 SAUD, ROLL ••d CHOICE OF POlliO 14 13 10 ' • $525 , 1' I . _.MOI. .,OCII'D411,1.1 r. GREEN BAY••-13 Pacten led 28-14 ill 4th qUMit:r• ••lead dumged bands tw1c:e before Falcon QB Cbris Mlllec lhrew 'ID pass In lut411CC01lds for winDing 3S-3111181jin. . ••BUFFAI:.0••-.31 MIAMI--••17 Bills havC'WOO I0 or last 11 games va. DolpbiDa, Including ierlea·sweep last bolb were exCklng high-scoring . cootcltl, BIUnianlnR3S-311n Buft'alo, lbal41-27 ill Miami. .. ' KANSAS ClTY.;..• .l7 ••DENVER........lO . ' Broncos slipjlcd by Chiefatwk:e lut~eMCD, bCadnRibem 19,.161nDcnvetwithFG iJ!fma13 minutes, · •wlDDlDg 24-20 1n K.C., ouer QB steve DeBcq throwing rour mreuqMi.OIII · . •*MJNNESOTA••-.21 CHICAG0-• .20 .. , Vikings dropped both gameuoBean In '91,lolinRdefeaaivesttuggJe in Olla11101n seaaoo opener 10-6; 1henlosing · .· at bome In Moodily niter 34-17: Neal Andenon scortna 2 Beat 'IDs. ·= -••oETRorr.:..••tli · , . Racine youth cited in :wreck When The Time Comes See Us For Your 1993 ' Graduation Announcements·.• A Racine youth WIIS cited after a ~vebicle wieck on Ohio 124 in Suaon Township Thursday around 3:35 According to a report from \be Gallia-Mcigs.Post of.tbe Staie .Highway PIII'OI, Vebicles driven bY Jennifer R. CrosS, 17, Syiacuse, and Brian A. Andecsl!n, 16, RI!cine, were stopped in lraf&. A folloWing car, driven by Kiillberly Jenkins, 17, Racine, failed lifSWll and SlrUCk die.rear of Anderson's vehicle, pushing it into tbe rear of QUALITY PRINT Cross' car. 1n last meetinR between~ two.ln 1990. Lions II)IICt Sairits 1n N.o .• capllalizlns wiib .17 U11811swered p)mts in . 2nd balfto wiD 27-10.•. In greatmatdl-up ill Decroit-New Orleans. . I . • NEWYO~K GIANt:S--..23 ••LA.RAIJ)ERS•• -..20 Teams lastJDet iii N. Y.ln fiDIIl pmcof 1989 seuoa, GlaDu wiDDlllil34-17, clinching NFC'Eastdde.. .lied 17-17 . . . . ., atbalftlme,N. Y.lnmc:ed back with 17 points in seoond¥(. . . . . . ••NEW YORK JETS-".20 NEW ENGLAND--.10 • Teams playe4,\WO dltJcrent typCI or pmes In 2-game match-up last fall.. Jets wonlu Foxbool 211,21 boldiDg Pats ~ . onl-yanl-llne llltlJDelliiiOUl . .Pats wonFG aame InN. v.. 9:.t5. . . . : .. 255' Mill St. Middleport .· . ~SAN DIEG0'"-..20 SEATIJ.E.-.17 • · . • 992 3345 Each learn wQDIIIbome last ICIIOII, ICUing tO points In 4th.quaner to puU IIWIIY • . .S.D. · - - - - - ··- · - · ... · edged Selbawb 17-14 Ill re..n-leQOid 54-yard FG iD last 18 seconds; . .. . · · · I' . ..., • ., ,.... • .,CISCO '. . . . , • ~ ....-11171U"' .,.AI'U, ...... ""' ~ LA..RAMS-10 49ers domina!¢ Rams lilt fall ...In flnlllle "~· S.R 1Core417 pointaio iadbalfafteflO-lOtle iowin 27-10.. Jn . . . .. . leCDCICI pme. 49ai llelcl30-0 lll1ftlme lelld, wiDDID& 33-10. . • . ' .' · "'TAMPA BAY. l4 INDfANAPOUS--17 ·· In ll)llleb-up in flnlll pmepl 1991 Colla tulilbled fOil' dmea, mm1e~ Clllly FG 111 Dues bote 5-Pme losing . · . · , , . slrellk to Win 17-3....Colra lo8tf'ot rlxiiUinligbt time. . . · , ·. . · • . . ' ' WASBINGTON--..%7 ••PBOENIX--!'-10 ' .. ·. '; ~. last beatl«djlrlnsln 19811, W.U,.. wDiinl·14dlut 15 lllliflhiJ'· ..Stlna wonllbome 111.34-:0 wipeOut in · · · · . · Sept..,.bcr llrii'IIU, dieD 20-14111 pooentuft« II1IIIIDa 14-0. ·' · c , . (MoilllaJ) ••ftiO,ADEJIIIIA,..-30. · DALLAS.....~· ' ·· . Eagles had won 8 in 11 row over~ illdudln12A-O abudout Ill fint·m,w.;ap lilt ran.. .Dallas, onlhe road, · · Uledf.liiHYpe "rrl:ttlia det'CIIIC" to puB bla upee1, ~~ 25-13. ' . p.m. SHOP . ·sT/HC. Dealw· !tiTIHL " ....... ' Sf~VICE ·- ,PARTS : ' (Mst•r, Ohio S~Je from~ ~9 ~ I . ~ . (<>w:!r.• d, a...iad, ................... DOt~ I:ne .. . CHES11. . 915·3307'·. · · crow. · · GALtiPOUS FERRY - the subject came to the car and reac:lled store with one subjeci, tbe other Mason County Sheriff's Depart- inside the vehicle into the floor. sub~ were squaned down betmentis investigating an armed robHe asked tbe employee, ween tbe employee's vehicle and ~~:! wbil;h occ~ Wednesday · "Where's -your money not your . the store. . • night at Quick Rick's In Galli~lis money;, the srore:s money." The . The suhjeci iold the employee to Fell)'. ·An undisclosed amount of ·man·made her lake. him inside lite stay in tbe store and he exited cash, checks and food s18111ps were store and give him the money. The taking her ·car.keys ·wil}l him. Aplaken from the convenience store, report said there were two money parenlly tbe subjects went in dif~ located on S.R. 2. ~ under the COIDitet! ~me blue, ferent d!=tions. Til(: employee Acconling to the report. !I store one black, one from C1uzens Na- stayed m tbe store · for liPemployee closed tbe store and went tiona! and tbe other from Peoples proximately 10 seconds and then out to her vehicle aroiDtd 10:20 Bank. The subject took the money went to a residence ~~~;ross tbe road the cord ootoflhe While lhe employee was in lite . But his opponents were certam , 10 note that even with lite Seplelllber decline, the overall unemploy. · ment· rate is still 2.1 percentage points higher~ lite S.4 percent By CHARLENE HOEFLICH the .Suprcme Court, because it is an. rate when Bush rook office in JanSentinel News Stlllr issue of significance. · uary 1989. Oral ar,uments before the He also said that some negoliatThe Labor Department said lite FourthDistnctCourtofAppealson ing witb the State Deparunent of termination of an· emerg~y .sum- a Meigs County Court ofCommon Mental Rewclalion and Developmer ·jo.lls program enacted tiy Pleas decision which would bring .menial Dis&bililies is going on now Congress following lite Los~- $275,000 into Meigs County's and that whUe a sculcment "would les riots accounted for a.lo of operation of Carleton SChools and settle the case, it would not seale 97 ;000 payroll jobs last nth, Meigs lndustties will be heard on · the issue, but would be a way to get including a drop of 85,000 m tbe · Oct. 13 111 9 a.m. in the Gallia . some money into lite Meigs County government sector and 12,000 in County Court room. program." .,.. the private sector. 'The hearing is a resull of an In Judge Crow's original deciAnalysis said that teaCher strikes' aooeal by the Ohio Department of sion, the Meigs MR/DD Board was, also depressed government ~ental ReWdation and Develop- ordered to provide adequate ser.employment last month. . menial Disabilities of a decision by vices 10 Meigs MR/DD clients, Manufacturing..conljnued to be,. Meigs County Common Pleas while the Ohio MRJDD Board was severely_ dep~.essed, shedding Judge Fred W-. Crow Ill on"SepL oidered to provide any necessary another 26,000 jobs following a ~ il, 1991 . In that decision Judge fUnding to lite local board. ' · · huge 92,000 job drop in AugusL Crow ordered lhe payment of lite The order in lite case (State ex The largest declines last mpnth supplemental fundS to· the Meigs rei. Joan Cotuill versus Meigs . Were in tbe au10111obile, airclllfl and County MR/DD Board.· County Board of Mental. Rewdaapparel industries. · John Lentes.• president of the lion and Developmental Disability Employment in tbe constructio11 Meigs MR/DD B.oard, said that and otbers) came as a result of a indusrryfell by 21.000 in Septem- wharever the~~ or lite Court civillrial held inJune,l991. · ber and is doWil 67 000 since May ' of Appeals, be anUCipates that the That civil action was flied when in tbis depressed scc'tor. loser will appeal that decision to · lhe MR/DD Board announced that LalxJ: Department analysts said · that the primary reason tbe.unemployment rate has not been rising in recent montbs, despite heavy job · losses ·ill such key sectors a8 manufacluring and· construction, is. !hat the. labor market has 'not been growing since June. _ ~ ' Witb no new entrants 'int6 the· job market over.lhe past three montbs, the jobless rare has been able· to edge down even though . there has bec;n no employment ' Conlinu~ on has released pagd il would lay off 12 ·staff members !Je(;ause of financial difficulties. A pan of the order issued by Judge Crow states thai "The services provided to the MR/DD plaintiffs, which were eliminated afrer January 1991 were necessary to meet tbe basic health and wei~ fare needs of said plaintiffs including basic hygiene practices. These represent fundamental needs of the plaintiffs. "The state, by ils statutory scheme, has created for the plaintiffs an enlillemenl to receive programs and seJYicl)S in accordance with tbeir IHP's (Individual Habilitation Plan). While_the state may elect not to initiate such programs. once they have been established, · tbey become rigbrs of lite MR/DD plamliffs which JliUSI. be provided · in such a way as to not be WJCqually.afforded due to geographical location. !n no case may they be withdrawn without due process...." growtb. LalxJ: Department analysts said that Hurricane Andrew had· no . major impact on tbe Septem~ ,figures. · The new jobs report offered one .of the few bright spots in·a recent .stream or gloomy ste~ties about · the economy tbat has prompted rean 1010111 manY ioc:onOmists that the ltlrea~wcalc recovery could itall .aut · more, jUJlu a simi- · Ia' UIJIUnt did lilt year. . :. . Elected on a promise that he ·· · would cre~m ' 30 million new jobs Bob ~·· Commluloaer Richard E. ionel, · . GOf JIEADQUAR'l'ER!i OPEN.· Frank , . creinn eight ·yean. lite prl:sillent so far . .Crem~u ud hll wife, <;111'01, Stieryl wotcater .. · ot G.Wpolll, Republklla Clllldlclllle s 2g mallion short,, Iulead of · from· COD..--IID Bl!b MeEweD'I CIIIDplp; Slate Rep.-.atll"", eul the ribbon at Melp .WIIII:hing II beallby economy ~\Ull · and l'lltty Plckea, pmldellt of the Repabllcu · · . CC!IU!tJ RIJI•~ ~Huclqu~rs, wlllc)l Womea'.s Clab, AIDODJ the othen, pldured are the~ out new job•• .aush han p~ided oa Frida)' mon · • The headq1111rter$ '.1 • . over an ecmoDiy struggling with a · opened Rei:order ·Emmoaene HiDIUtoa, CommllllOner • . · ; are JociiMd ila Wilt Mala treet In Pomeroy In Meip Counly Sheriff Jllne8~M. ~ lqlOrled Fridriy morn: ·. mulli~ude· of problems from colcandklllte Bob llartellbaell ud Sheriff eaadl- · · the foraer laPin~ bulldi!lg. Pldured, · inalhlt die~ il investipling the drive-off" gas tbet't that .· lapsing banks and savings and · front date IIDd p~rtt clllllraan Paul Gerard. The t-r, are Clerk or Coarta t.arry E. SJ)iaeer, · . . · Coiillaued Oll'! 'lil' 3 . .· · . . . · • ' Joana to sreep culbacb ill ~fe!ise umber Ill the belldqUII*rs Ia 992-6442. . phoae :rreasurer Hcnrard E. Frank, Ea11lneer-elect , ...__ _ _ _.....;...,....;--~ · _ _.;,.._ _ _...........~ Jllendlnl. . ~ : G.a_s .1 · ~ c~ with infotination is llSked ihe sberifrs deP!Irlmcnl · " · "' · • · · · • Robert Boling or Folril Srreet in Syracuse notified lite depart- · mcnt yeslf.rdlly evening' that •tier in the day, neighborllood childrea had egaed lho hollle. Bolintl alao tqi011ccl tha~ he had Jieen hllvina Olher problcmuvilh lite cbllclral. ·• : : . ·· · .Chalpl wiU be filed In Meigs .County Juvenile CoUrt. ' bee .. TV & APPLIAIICE · GAS SERVICE ,- . \ . Mrs. Bmelt Vlllinwagen of Bradl!ury notified the Meigs COwtty !heriff's Deptttment yesterday ihilt at around midnight, an unknown vehicle ran off lite roadWily and .ran Ovt:E lite sbrubbery in .. ··. RIDE OU-'S·" ~ Thursday vandalism reported ·~ ---t r=-. · No injaries were reported. . ))rupage to Cross' 191111 Ford Fesliva and Andecson's 19gg Ford BroncO wu listed as light. Damage to Jenkins' 198'5 Cbevrolei CaVIIliec was listed as moderare. . J~ Was. cited by lite pattol for failure to maintain assured clear distance. ·; · · v.. . YMlical. SUPPLY~ ' ..P . NEW oitLEAMs-.;1, oGt 992-5627 Meeting with council was Bill Gilkey of Pomeroy .who has been commissioned as a Syracuse police offte.er. The commission is to aid Gilkey in his studies. at Hoelting Technical College . lie recently graduated from the Correctional Officers Academy, third in his class. He is still attending. school however. Gilkey will assist the police chief on request, it was reported. · . The mayor's report showed receipts of $1,197c Janice Lawsoll', clerk-treasurer, reported balances in all village funds, general fund, $12,351 .64; street construction, $24,967.02; highway, $4,197.61; ftre deparunept, $4,079.90; warer fund, $7,672.84; pool $10,187.50 deficit; guaranty meter, $2,47?.83; cemerery. $71.80. _ . : . Attending were Pape, Lawson, and council members Bill Roush, Jim Hill, Dennis Wolfe' and Katie Jobless r_ate drops._to 7.5 per.cent . ,~~on~g·bedgThun~ern~ftn:e0°r~sh~bOI;gun~eha•SOnedap~ ::~~e~ulled andTh~~l·~~~flce M ' RID'Vn .hearz"ng scheduled Oct• 13. . · .. r----- Local brl.ef:S. ran... ' which ttavelllte route twice a day. have passed on Monday morning. Because of the daily school bus Larry Coler, District 10 Bridge traffiC, OOOT bad considered post- Engineer, stated ODOT. employees ponins the w()Jk.Uiilil next summec. will ·wor~r; overtime if IICKlfssary lei' HoweVer;~ter discussing lite mat- · minimiie the total closurc..time. ' rez with officials from Mel.,. Local, ODOT ·had orijilially planned to it was decided lhe projectshould close the road for one week but continue as scheduled this r•n. will malce every effort to tbe hold Installation of the box culvm ·will lhe closure to four days: · not only improve drainage at the The official detour routes during site but will also ma1ce lite curve in lhe closure are US 33, SR 681 and which tbe culvert is 1oclled some: ~ SR 684. WASHINGTON (AP) - The losses. . nation's unemployment rate edsed Wh \le many analysts had down slightly to 7.5 percent in expecred the'· Federal Reserve September even though employees -. would move dram)llically to cut laid off 57,000 more workers, rhe interest rates in ~rise .to a·wealc . Labor ~b11ent said today. jobs report, analysts said today's The slight 0.1 percentage point numbers left it unclear what the improvement from August's 7.6 Fed'snextmovemightbe; ' percent rate put lite most polilically · Although the unemployment sensitive of all the economic indi· nite went down for a third sttaight caiOillllt its lowest level since May. month, afrez hitting an eight-year The repon provided a better- . high of 7.8 percent in Jun·e , the lhan-apccted look at the nation's economy was still s~edding jobs labor market one month before vot- last month. crs go to the polls. The government said, that . . Many economists had been employ~rs .trimmed !heir payrolls bneed for 1he rate to jwnp sharply by 57,000 workers as manufacturgiven lite adverse 'impacts ofHurri- ing, ·conslruetion and the governcane Andrew an~ lhe tenflination mcnt sector all sbowed declines. . Today's unemployment. report . of a summer jobs program. · · Some economists had been wiU b8 the last one rei~ befQte l&oltina for tbe job loss to top tbe N6vember election. President 100,000 beclluse of ali' these fac- Bush wu cenain to point to tbe . 1011. Wltile lite ending of the feeler- tbree. straight monlhly improveal jobs program did .slash 97,000 incnts in th6 unemployment rate as jobs, .sendee industties in.lhe pri- proof that the economy is on the vate sector helped to offset tho,ge way to recovery. ' 7 14 . 7 '" Pom•oy, Ohio 17 14 what safer ~ · Family Restaurant · •• 14 17 20 13 22 brief closure of Route 143 will ~~~i~orD~~:~::,~,~~:~ ~~:t:~:~n'l:~~~ ~~~;·~~~i~::::.&u~ 20 I 17 · Both projecrs ~e being funded witb Issue 2 money. · Trick or treat night was set for Friday, October 30, from 6 10 7 p.m. to coincide witb Middleport's plan. A letter about tbe hours of observance was sent 10 Pape by Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. The siren will, sound to begin and end the activities. It was noted that Syracuse Viilage has a 9 p.m. curfew. Youngsters under the age of 18 are nOI permitted on village streets after thai hour unless IICCQlllpanied by an aduiL A resolution was passed accepting amounts and rates as determined by the budget commission an~ autborizing the pecessary tax · levies and certifying them to tbe counry auditor. • The Syracuse fm:men will hold · a chicken barbecue Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. Mason County carryout t h •t b d bb s ore l _ . '"J arm . e · ro . ers ' 14 20 20 14 7 13 I0 ••ATLANTA-.-24 In maldl-up last fall, . 17 ·ft£. BOB PRD nRICII7 FIB~ .·.,.,.- 13 • 12 21 . 0 . 10 W.t.fn c.ro6iM U_Y..., tlinH .......... HEATING . . AND COOLING ,. 22 21 20 21 -Aioofn WARNER 17 7 I . I 10 10 21 u-. . •Hof.tra- . 992-3671 7 16 17 10 10 15 .. 21 23 a4 31 • Notlh~Mt.m n 10 10 23 . 10 0 ·Ahode - -llland · -(Oct. 2t ' Alohmond 20 12 7 10 13 V.U.I. :ze 17 • 8E UiMourl W..· 1\lle I Ncllth Catalinl 4 I T ·~.,_ Tennnnt MlltWI ' Wlllom • 11., Pt. Ploasont, w. Va.Ntw "···· w. 675-11~1 BBt-2136 ·• Centflll ltllt, OH 2'2 21 22 Z7 M 21 31 4I ·ewr.. 1-.,..------....;..-~..;,;-1 5-3301 26 ' Lth"" 8amlori · ·-.u. ' 8W .MIMo.Ht MEMBER FDIC ; ISE(Of.D STREET JACM SON AVE. - Sth STREIT ':.· 'CDIDIIICID Stale • W8ile FDnlll SoUihem Clilifomla Tample KATIE CROW Sentinel COrrespondent .· A conriact with Boll Jeffers of . Jeffecs Trucking and Excavating or Pomeroy for tbe Bridgeman Street culvert replacement project near the former.Syracuse Church of the Nazarene was sign eel by Mayor James Pape at Thursday night's meeling of Syracuse Village CooncU. Jeffers said the project will begin witbin a few days. . David V. Weber Construction of · Reedsville· was telephoned about tbe delay in srarling the Bridgeman Street stonn sewer and street repair project near the Syracuse Fire DepanmenL The village had signed a contract witb Weber on Aug. 6. Weber told council tbere had been a mixup on tbe .type 9f pipe needed for the project resulting in the 'Detector • II'• Sound Advice"; theme of lhls delay. He said work will begin ;year's observance. Joilllnl Hoffman for the signTuesday. mg were Slulwn Baker, left, and James Seddon, Middlepilrt Fire Department members. . ANDERSON'S 22 l1 13 'AlizoM 24 27 40 28 23 8 17 24 13 oJ • T-Tech ·c.ntrlll Wuh~ 8oulfl ~a. • s.m Houllon Bank'· . • RiOt 1 14 17 21 '20 13 17 46 21 27 · liACTORS . . ond RIDING MOWERS RIDENOUR 'L.S.U. Tulsa • Louilllile ........ • lci&M a.. ~ ..... l.hitr Peoples - ., 28 · ........ • ..tan.. ..... CHESTER, OJIIO 985-3301 or 915-3303 S.AlES - • New Mexico • 't\'yoming • 14 10 13 12 27 0 773-SS14 33 27 22 27 4ll Montana • Mont.na lllle ' NE l.ouleiMt .._,W.Va. Noriwreslllm • e... r.,.... ~ ,< Rulaen 31 • .:.:: ..... _ ... Mor.hMd tt.• . ...,.,... . 23 34 31 21 21 • Fum•n 3 CONVENIENT LOCATION$1 . 21 a. 23 • ~on:ta.m . Baum Lumber· 31 • c.i" rtbt • Cemtl ·~·- ...... ' MaMa Stale • WIIODI!Iln Iowa Sla18 • T.C.U. Na~ &Lu Vegas • 'COl-a • E..,_ "-''uokr' • Et~~tem Wuhinglon • FkM-161 A I M NORTH SECOND AVE. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Middit Tenneo... Slanlord 24 24 . Dtot.lltlooano 992-3322 ' Georgia Tech . a.v.m.h lllall Ci* • • Fulklr1on Sla18 Navy -..... 30 ~ Queen sw L.ouiliana Bal Sialo Malar eor~egeo - Dh. 1-M · , c.nt,_, Floridl Dairq . 24 U.C.LA. · • MaMa 28 26 •rexuAaM • Louiliana Tech 33 27 20 23 30 28 13 7 27 • Mid\iaan Sla18 • 27 New liiluico 911118 24 Pilllburall 23 Florida Sid 21 . 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'' ° Pick 3: investigated· . .. .. tor .· -~. l I. . • I �• ) 'Commentary _,-. -· ' -· . > • ~· . · • • -.-.,__....,...._ .. •• -- -·· . - -- ·- . - - · campalp. - · By Jack Anderson and . Michael Binstein ' Tate his effort 111 "--·-~~. -·-..~-· trol when alle·J ations surfaced recently stemmmg from his con· in 1989. It was reported that Hollings new Ill IUpayer expense with a Coast Guard crew 10 inspect his Isle of l'lllils home while Olher hoiQeowners were kept off the jsJandDuring~~~jlOIII - .'~L....~,ftw,. Homft~ llQCf .--oe ~'&' sm~llmg bl~,. This·~ a~~- ~~li:!~C:::'i$,i~:C~ • ty, Dole said. We think_ thl5 15 our best shot to beat an meum· ed their damaged ho e and. res· bcnL" .. . cued two packages of frozen • ~~ antt-mcum)len_t sentt!Dent from an ovenumed freezer, • sweeps l;hc ~Uf With h~ II to • ICCXlllllt by one of ;: By JOHN CUNNIFF • , f!' J t:C• !his cttadel of.Southcm IJOI•·. the state's top. newspapers, The • . AP Business Analyst t1cs wtth the boommg drawl, the Post and The pitper report·;. NEW YORK - Amid all the news of cQCporaiC dOwnsizings, execuiive terminations and early retirements, a significant and somewhat CO!!· l9li uelld hu received liuJe ailention, . · •• 'I'be' nation's largest industrial corpoo~tions have appointed more new P~e$iDettr in lhc past {our yean than in any six-year period sin~ the 1960s, . ec"t-~oM'{'$ ~' · The fmding is based on data comP.~ed by Prof. Eugene Jennings, w~o . began bis studies of co~rate mob11ity paltcms m lhe laiC 1940s w1th 3 l'luRRiCafole IJU$T liiT publication of ''The Mobile Manager,'' a little classic_in iiS fiel.d. ·· Today, he reportS. there is a new mobile manager at the officer level, a~D saDDaM winnowed from the suiHlffteer executive ranlcs. adept 81 change and bet;iN~ lei able fQ jlosltion companies for competition in a gl'!bal markeL . Not onfy are these new offiCCIS younger than -theu predecessors, Jen- .· nings found, but they also differ fundamentally in management experi' ence, skills and philosophy. ·rn their upward'mobility, they moved laterally less than those who arrived at the executive level in tl)e early 1980s. They .stayed longer in . eai::h position, learned it thoroughly and carry its identity. They have functional experience.. ·· • ·.Nurtured and reSted during a period of change and even chaos, they. : oOn't require things to be orderly, bureaucratic and structured. They are : m~~~e risk-oriented lhaillhcir predecessors. But they do have deficiencies. · : The observations of Jennings~ professa emeritus of business and 'man:~nt at MiChigan Stale University and president of Mol)ilicy Studies, : Inc., are based on the careers of offiCerS ajlp6inted in lhc four-year period · lhrougb 19831mdasimilarperiodthroug~ 1991. : • ,What he found is but a small part of what was learned in more than •tour cfecades dissecting COI]IOflllions and executive careers, during which : lime be hu also acted as a confidential advisq to c!Uef executives. : • .In spile of his general confidence in the new offiCerS, be is surprised by ·Weat:nesses he says _are·beginning I!> appear: . : • 1. They do not have as strong a respect blhc bottom line as-their pre~decessors. Some, he says, really believe that finanCial goals can be · ichieved wiihout directly aiming at lhem. · . : • "Oftentimes they have had ilo experience with lhc bollom line," he · Iars. "so when il comes to financial numbers lhcy assume that managing : iicw ~ producis and processes somehow will produGrillt desired =sm Couri9'. . R!RoT, officers a iHe SWeDetl! sa .. •lltlead have shown "an amazing lack of financial judgment." - · :•;.2. have a ~t for anything that wOdced in ihe past. Unlike : • JaplliCSC, which rewn contacts with older, wiser, experienced execu· •IW.es, some of the new leaders believe lhc past is dead. ! •: •·'They are bright, but not wise,'' said Jennings. ' 'They are suclcers for ·i!tt new. deriving great benefits from change... Their slogan, he llllid, is . &hat "he who maSters change llliiSierS his own career." :•: They share in common a vast verbal and oral capacity. ·They have had ·;':t.sell their ideas, !10 they know liow to present them. "They have pres~ They handle themselves well." · · :.··.rn spire of faulu. Jennings concludes that the new breed is far better jri:pared than their predecessors to meet the demands of .global cqmpeti- !fi:Y ·d<fn. Letters to the editor ... ... ... -. ... More computers needed_ . .. ' . ~ ~ .... We need computers in every classroom and libl'llf)' so that access to one is tiever a problem. . It is my ~uono that all senior citi'"'~"'interested individu· zens and other als who are not collecting· for oiher schools, join me in £CIIc!:ting lhCse McBucs for. such a. wort_hy cause as .... tbe Metgs Jumor High compuler lab. Thank's f9r all your help and concern for our students future! Sincerely. . ' ·' , '• Ee~ ,, ~~ ,. . . ., ··.. · ••• • I •• 'I • . ' ., • • • •'· ,• •. .' . I ••, '' .... ~ . : -p ~-'!·MIA. ·~"'...• . .......-;;:;I\' ~- ' . .• • Continued from page. 1 took place yesbmlay aftenioon at Five Points Express, · Two subjects in a brqwn Oldsmobile pumped $10 worth of gasoline and drove off without paying for jt. The vehicle headed north '· on Stale Roule 7. The employee on duty reported that the passenger was a heavy male with long brown hair, possibly wearing a yellow shirt. · · · · Absentee applications · ,-\bsentee· voting is nQw underway for the November election, according to·Rita Smith, director of the Meigs County Board. of Elections. . Those who wish to vote by absentee ballpt and wbo qualify to . vote in that manner may telephone the office (992-2697), or visit the offic_e on M.ecbanic Street during regular business hours, Mon- · · daY thrO ug h Fn daY from 8:30 a.m.to "1 :30 p.m. ' . .. ~~ . ' . · -~ '• . I' · ....,,. u was treated~- not transported. 6:21 p.m., Pomeroy squad went ~ State Route 143 and took Ivao Powell to Veierans. At S p.m.; Pomeroy squad tool · Robbie Clonch to Veterans frotn Second S1reet. At7:26 p.m., Middleporl squad took Greg Hayes from. Sec· ond Street to Veterans. At 8: 3~ p.m.. Middleport squad took Venia Bailey from Overbrook Center tO Vereratts. ·: Ai ' . ,.. .· .. • ,.. • NATIVE AMERICANS SnJDIED · 'Debbie Sieliij1•s firth grade clus at Potueroy Elemen· · tary bas completed a study section on Native Americans. The students completed projects as a culmination or the study including models of Apl!che homes known u Wickiups; an Apache · doll with a bomemade native costume; berry·. dyed sblrts; dlorami!S depicting Native Ameri, cait life; day necltlaces _portraying Native Amer· ic.a n desl1ns; band-painted teepees; home cooked Indian c:Orn pudding; Indian mint tea; a An accident invol ving minor damage to one vehicle was investi· gated by Pomeroy Police Thursday morning. Police reported that Christina Ellis, 24, Rutland, backed her 1985 Oldsmobile into a car owned by Phillip Harris, 25, Mid· dtepon. Hams' 1992 Poptiac bad light damage to the driver's side headlight area. 11 • LY.I. Native American costume aad various reports.' Pictured are members of tbe class, in no particu:· ' Jar order, John Ambrose, Amber Blackston, .. Tod Daniels, Melissa Davis, Michael Dent, Billie. Dye, P J. Erwin, Sean Fabner, Sara Fife, Amber ' Giordano, Josb Hooten, Ashley· Hoover,. Michelle .Kennedy, Jessica Laudermllt, Charte: ' Neal, Amber Perkins, Ryan Pratt; Misty Pugh, · Julie Spaun, Cbris Snouffer, Wesley Thoene, Richard Warnecke, Mike "Williamson and Rox- : anne Green. '· · eJgS annOUnCementS-- S¥ECI.91L SUNDAY, OCT. 4~ I 992 , '· _HOMEMADE CHICKEN- & NOODLES DINNER .· Mashld Potatoes & Qravy, $ 29 a.. n• w/Mushrooma 4 G~ Hot Buttered RoH Small Drink Ill' Cqflee TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES , OPEN 10 A.M.-8:30 P.M. Court news· ' COLO\' · • ~~ r1 1t Ht ~ ,... ..... IIIIIYim lfiiP . 7:15,9:15 MJU . MAliNU S SAT l SUI .J: IS PET SEMETARY II Hospital ., . ' Seven calls for assistanccw~re answered on ThutSday by units of Meigs Emergency SerVices. At_ 12: 54 p.m., Middleport squad went to Bailey Road Road. Velsia Roush was taken to Holzer Me<!ical Center. At 2:1 I p.m., Syracuse unit took Mary Wingett from Stale Roule 124 to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 6:05 p.m., Middleport unit went to Overbroolc: Cen1er for Virgi~ia Grimm, who --Area deaths-- forced to waste m _· illions · . · ~. Meigs EMS units answer 7 calls Trustees to meet m ' .. · . ~ . _, while the record low w~s 31 in The weather today wu a'CCfii:I/J 1946. Sunset tonight wiD be 111 7:12 of the day before - and lhc dat p.m. and sunrise Saturday at 7:30 before that: Clear and cool in thC a.m. · Norlhcast and warm elsewhere. ' •. Around the nation ' · , - .. ' · • G kin t Fischer. 4686() Morning Star Road, Arave mar kJI _cerefmoonrDY asev•' d Rac•·ne, Ohio 45771 , marofmg Reed· grave a sold•'er the Amen' can· • Litenry Club to meet Revolution at the Weldon <:eme· The Middle,POR LiterarY Club tery' in Racine will be held Tuesday at S p.m . The ceremony will be will hold its f1rst meeting of the Olive Township Trustees will hold their regular meeting on conducted by the Ewing's Chapter, season Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Monday at 7:30p.m. at the Shade River S1a1e ForeSiry building. Sons of the American Revolution the borne of Mrs. Eileen Buck. with Mrs. Ronatd Reynolds, mem· Mrs. Bemarti'Fwtz will review the ber of the N.S.J;).A.R., the Ohio .book, "The .Mother Book" by Liz State Orglinizing Secretary and Smith. Roll call will be "an anec· Pa~t Regent, Return Jonathan dole or memciry of my mother." ' otis Hesson Jolm Scarbrough · · Meigs Chapter, Daughlers of the Otis. Washington Hesson, 76, of John Winferd "Jack" Scar· League play begins . · American Revolution. Members of Point Pleasant, died Thursday Oct brough, 78, of S~versville Road in the·Children The Big Bend Youth Football of the American Rev~ . . • · Long Bottom, died unexepectedly . I, I 992, m·H~lzer Med•cal (,len~r. , on Thursday, •October 1, 1992 at' olution wiii also be participating. League will begin play at Southern He was retired from Appalachian .his residence. . · The Racine American .Legion Post High School on Saturday. The Power Company. · . • He wu born on September 14, No. 602 ·will present _the colors and Mustangs will play the Dolphins at Born Nov. 29, 1915, ,he was a I9l<l.in Kentuck, W.Va., son of the . firing squad. Family descendants 6:30p.m ., and the Browns and son of the _tare George and Gamet late Della and Bertha Casto Scar- from Florida will be present. Public Eagles face off at 7:3Q p.m. (McMdh~) Hesson. He · was alsb . brough. He was a coal miner and welcome. preceded m death-by a brother, Or- fannet. He altended the Bald Knob land Hesson. Ch.urch, was a veteran o~ rth·e u.s. Trustees to meet . . h' ., Ed Tru Sumvmg are. •s Wile, na Army during World War II and The Orange Township stees (Young) Hesson. 1'1'/0 sons. Paul wu a member of the Racine Amer- will meet Monday at the home of Judgment sougbt A judgment action, alleging and Larry Hesson, botb of New ican Legion. · the clerk, Patty Calaway. breach 'of oonuact, hu been filed in Haven; four da~gb~rs, Mary Surviving are two daughters, · ~Meigs County Common Pleas Stover of GallipoliS, Donna Phyllis McM111an of .Racine and Grave marking ceremony set by Discover Card Services, Court Johnson of -Ponle V~ Bea<:h, Ora Reynolds of Louisiana; four .Ewings Chapter, Sons of the Inc., Hilliard, against Kenneth F. Fla., Kathleen Schupb~h of Mid· sons: Lawrence and ·Larry of American Revolution, Pomeroy, Wallbrown, Long Bottom, and othdiebourne, W.Va., Glona Grate. of Napoleon, Leslie of CdQlville, and will be conducting grave marking ers, in lhc amount of$3,617.38. · N~w Haven; two s•s_tersr Ma~nne , Leonard of Shade; four brothers: services Tuesday a\ noon for Patri· R1clcard of Mason, Geraldme G1bbs Dale of Ken tuck, W:Va., Ray of . ot Silas Fearing at the Round Bot· , of New Haven; a br?lher, Orban Florida, .Kenneth of .Ripley and · tom Cemetery, Bov_erly, and fo~- Divorces granted Divorce actions have been Hesson ~f Kanawha Ctty1W.Va.; 14 Keith Qf Ashland, Ky.; tvio sisters, lowing at Harmar Cemetery, Mari· granted in Meigs County Common grandchildren an~ s1x great· Barbara Anthony of Buckhannon, eua, for Patriot Noah Fearing. Pleas Court to Gregory Stephen _.Jgrandch•ldren, . W.Va. and Ruth Tucker of Ripley, Fields from An$ela Renee Fields; Band Boosters to meet . The funeral wtll be Sunday, 2 W.Va.: ll grandchildren, four and to Benjamtn F. Upton from Meigs Local Band Boosters will p.m., at the Foglesong Funeral great-grandchildren; and several Brenda L. Upton. meet Monday at 7 p.m. 81 the high H~me w•th ~;he_ Rev. . Eltk?n nieces and nephews. Sbm~leton of~cl&b~g. Burial wdl Besides his parents, he was pre- iChO'ol band room . Parents are • be_ m the RIVemew Cemetery, ceded in death by his first wife, urged to attend. M1~eporL Roxie Jones, in 1967: his second· Fnen<!s may call at the funeral wife, Ellie, in 1984; three brothers: Ailxiliary 1'0 meet • I J.,·nlt, .. home Fnday, 3 t~ 5 a~d 7 1(/9 p.m. TheOdore, Basil and Dena, J~.; and ·The Rutland Fire Department · , Pallbearers wdl mclud~ Larry two sisters, Mildred Scarbrough ~es .A.uxiliary will meet in s_pe· Hesson, Jr., Ronald Marun, Paul imd Delpha Wibb · c1al sesston M~nday IP,~ 7 p.~. at Fll. SAt. SUN. .Hesson II, Heath Hesson, Aaron Funerat services wiD be held on -~be Ru.tland .Ftre St~uon. Fmal ! SHOWIIG II 9:30 Grate, F~dy .Johnson,_ Jr., · and Monday 81 11 a.m. at Ewing Fuiler- plans. for servmg the dinner on Oct. honorary pallbearer, Rodney a1 Home in Pomeroy, with buriat to 20 will be made. · Wallbro--:n. follow in Goshen Cemetery in R Caril shower OIIE EVEIIIIG SIIIW 9:30 ~ews Ke~~~~ may call a; the' funeral . , Susie Fischer, Racine, will cele· lDIIISSIOII SI.SO WHHS Vetenns P>Jemorlal home from 2 to 4 p;m. and 7 to'9 brate her 97th birthday Mondar. . Cards may be sent' to her: THURSDAY ADMISSIONS · p.m, bn Sunday. . Suste ' None. · · THURSDAY DISCHARGES · The Daily SeJJtinel Melvin Lovesee. (USPII JINN)· . . HOLZER MEDICAL CENT.-:R Pvbli•laed •ni'J ~Reraoon, Monday , 111,.,., Friday, Ill c-t St., P<lmm>y, Ohio by ll!e Ohio Valley P-ahliohlnr . . Discharges, Oct. t -=--Marlena-Co"mpany/Mul~media IDe., Pomeroy, Ohio 46769, Ph. 992-21118. Second cl.., Cochran . pa11ap paid at ~OBI OJ, Obio. Birtbs, Oct. 1 • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Gallipolis, a son. Mombor: T!Je Aloocloto.l Pnoo. ud lhe Wiillr'am A. Rushe.r . I· I• , ' .Armed... . Wreck causes . ' ~ --b •· ~ L .----- oca . riels--..., minor damage If the Unired States is not exact· news isn't much bellcr.'In France tion, powe~ lends to ~volve onto he told the Americans that the ly in the best of health at the President Mitlcnand's unpopularity any group of people that follows a thugs said they iniCndcd to beat up moment, economically and social· is soaring. South Africa tremb!es sinl!le set of orders and is willing to all four men and rape the women. ly, we may 81least take some com- . on the verge of large-scale VIO· fight hard f~ its piece of turf. . My friend bad the presence of fort from tlic reOection that the rest A friend of mine hu developed mind to recruit and pay some of the world isn't all that ro.bust jl modest business introducmg coun.ter-muscle ri&Jlt on the spot, 'ther American businessmen to Russian and their party was_ ultimately et By' unco~pling lhe pound from • would' be enuepreneurs. He bas allowed to leave unmolested. But the deuucb mark, Prime Minister · 1 _..,.;..., ·vii The been over to Moscow half a dozen ~e they were' safely away he Ma' · u de al···" the pound ence_. ....,. ...... even ~· . war. . times, and recently opened an tested to bis guide-interpreter. with(II~OU: im;Jk;CRIS lor ~ prendent of Braztl IS factng . offtee there. . . . "I thought you said that place . He ·says that the sttuauon m was owned and protected by the own political vtability. On the •mpcachment. Ca.nada strugg!es hone fror.; London yesterday a desperately to avo•d the secesston · Moscow is Darwinian, or perhaps Maf11." · P ofQucbec. ' H J' · ' ' f II th ' the Gcorg•an ' British friend, who may fairly be So if 1 direct y<iur altention 10 ev~n · eg~ 1an. a ~ar fl .a "It is, but at s described as in the Thatcher camp, MOICow, it's not in order to sug- ag;unst all. By way of illustration, Mafia.·These guys were from the told me cheerfully that it's quile gest that Boris Yeltsin has a be told me th~t notl<?ng ago be_ Azerbaijani Maf11, and they're out ·• ble took I'WO Ameri~ busmessmen to to wreck the business!" poSSI'ble that Lad .,.,_,~her will be Y '"""' mono . po lyon pollb.cal pro ms. d' tnner 1·n Moscow.• Boys bet'ng It all 's11unds wearily familiar, back in Downing Street within a But .if what I hear 15 accwate and year. (Now that would be wonh representative, Yeltsin may win the ~ys, thc:Y brought along threeR sR!15tan· doesn't it? John Goni would undercheering~!) ·· · · prize for the worst and most s~ l~es - and also a u s stand perfectly. The Russian $OV · MeanwhilC in Tokyo the Liberal mtracl'able problems facing any gwdc-mt,crpreler. It w" the latter emment probably has very httle Democratic government lurches major power. . w~o ~uggested the restaurant. He ability and perhaps (if it too has ftpm one scandal to another. It will 1be reason isn't far to seek The · satll tt was both good and safe, been corrupted) not even much probabl'y survt'v'e ·~- •···~ volv . R . R bli . · the larg . bein11 owned and hence ·protected inclination to crack down on such u.-;USSI8II of teputhe c.~ JUSI ~t b y •'lthe Mafita " . -.me ing its Boss of Bones; Shin Kane-• fragment disintegll~M Sovt· . . · an'.ing • of. intramural sports. maru, and $4 million that he . et Union. It has shaken off the lead· ~· not the Stcilian vanety but We had betiCr prepare for things recently found sticlring to his fm. en grip of ~ durable clcspciti$m an indigenous gang. . ui get much worse in Russia before . gers, bitt no ooe can acscqbe the but is having llllllmlandable ~ Unfortunately, about halfway they stan getting better. · · Japanese political sil\lllliiln u pat· lems turning itself into 1 genuine through the m.eal a group '!f burly William Rusher is a'syndkat· · ticularlyetiCQUCII&ingjustnow. democracy, let alone a going fRe. ~barged m, ~ade stra1g_ht f~ ed writer ror Newspaper Enter• Elsewhere IIIOWid lhc world the market economy. In such a situa· thetr_table, and,sa•d·.somethm' m prise Auoclation. ) · Russl&D to the tnterprcter. Palmg, . ~ . . .I - . b ' . f ' WA.SHINGTON (NEA) - . ;ould Iuive io pay in renL Sinc)e cal year the lease is initially signed, .ing RCP,ublican on the House PubCan$ress is about to ·authorize · the·buildingi obv.iQusly. · have a . that is, the dcpartme,nt or agency's ' -lie B.~lldings and Grounds Subwuttng several hundred million longer Jife than that, d:le go_vern, budget ~;~~ust ~ clla~ged the. fu!l ~mtttec. H~ has ,IOf!f ~xpreli$cd IUpayer dollars because George ment would save even more m lhc_ amount unmedtately. For an tndi· -· dismay Ill the seonng problem_ .Bush's 'Office of Management .m ·· · vidual or family, this would be akin .'.'If we enter into a straight lease Budge_ refuses to back down in , rl to saying that if a new car was for space," says lnhofe, "at the 1 what is esscatiuty an accounting ~11 ..o e J. Wagman .beinJ bouflt wilh paymenu made · end we have nothing to show for it and coiltrol81JU111C11L , over ilrie yan, you would.have to · but rent rtceiptS. 'Ole govemment" . Cti!'reatly .the federal govern- yean following. imtitediately put all 36 payments should build rather than leue, But ment houses tens of thoullndS of But the Atlanta building would into the bank·and lose the use of if that is not fiscally possible, the federal employees in millioos of cost $303 million and' the smaller themoney~lhcinrerim. next best arrangement would be square feet of lealed office~ in' · one in 'Philadelphii about $147 OMB says that it must do this .some meims' that would give .the downtown Atlanra IUid Philadcl- million,' and 1M toral $4SO million because of the budget agreement it , government ownership at the end phia.ln both cities n~ Jeues is itot available over the neilt I'Wil enlmd into with Cmgress in 1990. oflhc-lcase." are Coming up for reneWIII ovC:r the or three fiiCal yean 1'0 build the But conSMsional budget experts "I wo.illd much•rather just build nex~ five years, bu_tiJIUCh ~..~ structures. , , sa~ ~istota)lyi'Wistingthe ~buildings,'_' ~)'3 DaVIf.dGBSiAb~, . SI*C needs exten 0. ve I'CIIOVIIUUI•· . 1be mcist economical and lOJi· W . g UJ u"' . ~nt to COme · aSSIStant eornmtSStODer 0 I If the spaces are reoovated, lease cal answer would be f~ the ~ov- up with this inttz.pretation, · Public ·Buildings 'Service. "l'hat ,renewal nues are e:i.IICICied to rise. emment to put 0111 bids to J!f!Vat.e · • Insiders. both Within OMB and would be lhc most economical, But So the Geneia1 semte. Admin· devclo~ 1'0 build 1M buildings on Capitol ~II, say lhc-real reason. I understand there is no current isuation hu come forwar!l with for the ·gbvernment, which would OMB refuses to allow GSA to money. to do·so. Tho next be~t proposals to acquire no'w federal then lc;ue-pu~~:huc tbem Over 30 acquire new buildings on a lease· Jllternldive would be to leue-pur· : buildings in both Atlanta and years. At the end of the 1euc lhc purthase '-is- and perhaps save chase. But I am precluded from : Pbi~fpbia. In Atlanta the new bulldinl ownership would ~ 10 _ the .taxpayers .billions in the long ·doing that. So ·what we are ~ing is :. .- ~uildiJw wopld ill on the current the federal govenullent. The cost run ~ ls ili.t It would ~ a ~- thi: best we Clll under the cutum- . -site of .the abandoned Rlcb ' 1 would 110 more dal thll of limply dent for olhcr clcpert;m~_ts. • If~ stances. It is not ·the ch~pest or · . ~~~.•tore downi'Own. In buildinl dte two llnictuiea ltitectly !e&Se·~buc a buildmg today, best way, but we are SC!WII much -. . It wouJd:be llt36tb ·- -lboul$60mlllionmare-butit explains one OMB insider, . needed new space t!IJl will allow . and SL, adjlcait to down· .. wouldJiiqube 110 im..nie4ilte Cll!i!al. "IOlllof!Ow the PentagOn is going us to consolidatugenc:ieuo they : town, on land now .owned by the · outlay and the aova-tt ~ - tQ be tn here asking they be ·canoperaremoreeffectively,andar . U.S. foelal Service. . . . act~ ue of- buildings ..rJowcd to l~·pilrobue a new a COlt that is about comparable 1'0 , , G~A bas preaented_ to Congress coos~ 10 their~flcldons ·.. ·. 'carrier .or sitbm~ne. Eventually, . w.hat it would cost us to renew the detatled bua,owy !"formation . HoweYer the o eondnue11 to we would effectively lose conttol , currentlcucs and 1'0 renova~ tl)e , showing !hat if it 'Were to ~ply say no. Ii his ironcl8d rulel: If the . of the bildgct... . . .. . current ilpaCe... .. . . acqUire dte two litel and build die fcderll ~ JHUchla:i ~nat argumenJ docs not make . . ~bert WaJIIIIan Is a iyndlcat• · ,two new. bujldings._ it. WOUI!IAve thintl oyer time,lhc_rotal IUIIOUlit of much sc.nse ':" many Jln. Capitol eel writer ror Newsp.per Enter· · mor~ tha_ n $180 mtllton. ovq 30 , .lhc JeUe must lie "ICilnll" ~ Hill, on both sides oflhc. aisle. Rep. prise AJioclation • .· years compared to wliat ,GSA tbe•an~t ex' apncy in the Iii; J~ lnhofe. R-Okla., IS the rant·. .·'· .. I . . • • ' r ' Meigs High School ·Berry's World ' ' Fa-ir weather Will continue into next week: . I .I .I Moscow's descent 'into lawlessness · ~;;:.!"~: ·Congress ' • . . , • I : · Hollings lkclined our .re~ted requests for an inrerview.ln a writ· ten statement, 'be reiterated his commitment to fight defiCii spend· ing and argued that his warnings haye long been ignored. . For his part, Hartnett is counting on a combination of anti-incum· bency.with Hollings' prOpensity for pulling his foot in his mouth to cat· apult him to victory. Last Marth, for example, after Japan's prime minist« criticized U.S. productivi• cy, Hollings told waiters how they should respond, using a' reference to the atomic bombs drQpped on Jaj!lm .at lhc end of World War II. "You should draw a mushroom cloud and put underneath it, 'Made in A:merjca by lazy an"d illiterate Americans and tested in· Japan," ' Hollings said. Jac!< Anderso11 and Michael. Binstein are syndicated writers for Unlled Feature Syndicate, Inc. .Po SOMeTifitl6! ~~!u.kt se.:SC, be continues, "they are incredibly naive," and some meanw~ile, wa~n't flat~ "'11"'--.. . ---r---.. . ToreKa ·Has ' Reagan; tng tra~el logs from Hollings' ~mel by lhc Sl8ning rol_e m .d!e l;d opponent, former Rep. Tommy and issued a statement enthUS18Sti· Hannett. · cally supporting Hollings' Repllbli· Hollings claims be simply can I4JPOilCIIL inlended to survey coural damage In- tbe commercial, Reagan is until a man was spoU.cd on a roof shown shakinf bands with Hollings' and the Oil!llt beca!nci a resciJe mis· and say!ng,. ' From now on when ~on. leadlna to a golf course la!ld· the puj)lic bean the names (Phil) . mgneartheHollingsresidence. · Gramm; (Warren) ~udman ~ ~r Needless to say, this episode Hollings, they'll thmk deft.ctl hun't helped Hpllings' new image. reduction." Reagan wu refernng Hartnett has been relentlessly to the three Senate co-authors of , ll"ddin8 Hollings OYCI' it, calling II' the landmark legislation that sought "an _abUse of power and a demon- to fon:e a~ budget. · stration of arrogance." . In his recent statement, howev"The biggest issue is the incum· er, Reagan blasted Hollings for 4 bent himself" Hannen told our... becoming "one of the leaders of associat,c Ed Hcnry: "He's a five· _ lhc IU·and·sperul crowd in Wash· year liberal and a one-year conser" ington." . • vative.' • Harmel! also accuses What makes the Hollmgs comHollings of toadying up to trial mereial even mo~ curious is the ta:z,ers, who have traditionally invective,ljconcchurledatReagan. . m Hollings one of the biggest . Wh~n Hollinp was vying for the recipients of their largeSSe. Democratic nomination to face Hollings suffered more ell!bar- Reagan in the 1984 presidential rassment over a campaign commer· electiOn, he_charged that Reagan cialthat toured his crusade against "really believes you ~ do away the budget deficit. In the ad, former with the government and let !he' President Ronald Reagan is rolled free marltet control" - a nOtion out u a chief character witness that Hollin~s condemned u "not lea1:f .critics to Chj!rge . that it orily unrealistic.but un_·~crican. " imp · an imagin_ary endorsement HOllings also noicd that m my 17 · yean, (Reagan is) the only presi. dent that's ever come up here and institured a $100 billion spending _ program for IIO!hing. We will have a trillion dollars added to the debt." The Dally Sentlnel,_pag!;.;j OhiO . .- ;" '· By Tile Asaoclated Press . · ·70s Saturday and high 60s and low . Accu-Wea1her.• foltlCliSt for daytime !'Onditions and high temperatUres · .·· Weatller forecasters callcd for a · 70s oo Sunday. At night, the mer· MICH. - beautiful fall weekend for Ohio. . cury will dip to around SO under ne Nationlll Weather· Setv~ce clear-sties. · · said sunny and cool conditions will The record·hlgb temperature fdr ·prevail into early tiCxt week. • this dile at the ColumM weather Toledo 73" Wgh aempefitures will be in the station W~S 88 degrees in 191~ Continued frodt Page 1 .· . Mansfield '73" brief descriptions of the three sub- front door and busting the jam on jects. Subject one wore blue jeans, lhc door. IND. a bandana over h_is face, is apA neighbor advised authorities proximately S f~. nine inches, b~ saw a blue Fa:tJ ~ wi~ a weighs 175 to ' I80 pounds, hu topper and ruSI On the Sides gOUJg sandy hair, brown eyes and is very up and down the road all day. The • lcolumbus! 7s• thin. Subject I'Wo wore a black vehicle was occupied by three fuzzy maSk and blue jeans. Qe was males. approximatd'y five feet, nine'inches .. ~burglary is still under invesand weighs 140 to ISO pounds. The ligation. . . third subject bad ihe gun. He wore ·~·. ,~ a maSk with a lot of orange, stood approximilely five feet, nine inches W. VA. and weigbs140- ISO poundS. : Anyone with.any information on. the robbery is asked to contaCt the Mason County Sheriff's Depart· menL A television, VCR, microwave, Ninlendo and several guns worth . over $4,100 were reported stolen from a Pliny residence Thursday C 1992 Accu·Weilther, Inc. night, according to a spokesman for lhc sberiff's department · James Long of Pliny reported his ------Weather-~~-- residence had been entered between Extended forecast:. 8:15 a.m. and 8:45 p.m. Thursday. Soutb~Central Ohio Sunday through Tuesday: Apparently the residence -was enTonight, clear. Low around 50. Fair. Lows in mid-40s to lower _t.ered by subject(s) kicking in ·the Saturday, sunny. High in the upper 50s. Highs in mid-60S to mid-70s . 70s. .\ Saturday, Oct. 3 afterSou:c=: ~ · :l:~:JtJ.e Pomeroy-Middl~port. • OHIO Weather - - ~ASitiNGTON - Sen.~ c~y IJ!IIIIier, ~ ~ ~ ;;: ~ tJil( it had rec:e\ved the dlmag~· senawn enjoy m~~~e semonty,·and nobOdy hu served lon_ger on the powerful Budget Cannutlee. ' ~0 win re-election, ~ollinas ~is bopmg dult South ~s "!(ill . ei~ forgive or fcqet that ~llon ofhis~. . . ROBERT L WINGETr In th•s. Year of th~ Ouut~er, Publldler embanJe4mcum~ts lite ~ ·are Jlii1'SUlll8 an if-you-an t·beal· PAT WlllTEIIEAD . . .thcril, jpin· them" political stralqy· Anhtent l'llbllllterJController This 26-r- veteran, whom many !egard .u _the ~onsu!ftmate :WuhLETI'l!RS OP OPINION ue welcome. They abould be !011 than 300 ·~gtQn mSider; ~ lrymg to~ worda. All 1et1m are aubject to ediling and must be licned with-name, htmself from those boys up tn llddlaa 111111 1alopbooe number. No unaigned !etten will be published. Louen . Wuhingt9n" _by re!*'Jragmg_him· lbould be in g<!Od lute, lllldrOJsio& ilauoo, nof llllitiea. self as an O!!Wdcr; • . -"""-~ -~ . ..... .. ......-......4 S_o far, 11 doesn t se~m to be selh~g. S!~me o_f W.as_hmgton 's · beavt~ hitters, mcluding Senale Republican !~ ·Bob Dole, ~ve · been ~ng !!'~ S~ ~~~ .,..· . .. \ . ~: ·SiQce the Daily Sentinel first ~Jll,licized the M~Bucs campaign ~nsored by McDonald's of f'!meroy, I have been· diligently •Pllecting" them for the Meigs lnbi~ High computer lab. · ..; •technology is changing our irorld 80 quietly that our schools' li-e having a difficult time uying to ·k!ep in touch witb lhe technological advancemeniS that affect our . studcnu'lives. Currently, our lab has 13 Apple computers for the approximately 420 students. Unfortunately, we ~ more to lfldequalely )lelp stud~;_nts become compuler literate. Friday, October 2, 1992 Page 2- The Dally Sentinel ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Friday, October 2,1992 .. 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Mam St/ ··..· P011etay . .' 99~·2284 �, ,• ~· I . .. I :!~ Sports · ·· Friday, October 2, 1992 Page-:-4 . . ' : . ' ' 95th victory of the s~on, tying fiVe nms while strilring out a sea· · :: By TOM SALADINO :.· . ATLANTA (AP) -:-- With the franchise ~ set by Milwau· soo-hiah eigbt in six innings. The Braves got three runs on four hits :z; Tommy Greg providing• unlike- t ee in 1957. · :•: ly blow, ;Bobby Cox's game plan Steve Avery lll!lde his fiDal reg· ..·· in the firstDod~·". R'-.._ • ·- • .., .... " ·;. worked perfectly as the NL West ular-season sian before pitChing next Wednesday in Game 2 of the In Cincinnati, Kevin Gross ·l· champioo Atlanlll BJJVCS tuned up playoffs agsinst Pittsburg~!. broke a.Siring of three no-decisions :...ror the playoffs. . : · Greu led off die lOth inning . " It was a perfect tulieup for and Mite Piazza drove in two runs~ · Gross (8· 13) won by holding the :-. wirh his first home run of the sea. Ave" l!lld the relievers," Cox ~ Reds to a ~ of runs on nine hits ·! 'son to give the Braves a6-S victOry "It worked out well" Cox was able 10 rest lilcst of his over·6 113. mnings. :- over die San Francisco GUints. rn regulars and. got one inning of John Candelaria got out of a :•: Thursday night's other games, 1,.os relief each from Mark Wohlers, bases-loaded •threat in the seventh ::: Angeles beat Cincinnati 4-2 an!l Mike Stanton, ~.eff R~on and inningl!lld added a perfect eighth .• San Diego·beat HouSial 3-2. :: · Gregj's horner off Mike Jack- Marvin Freeman. Freeman (7-S) to ptese.tve a 4-2 lead. Jay Howell. ;: son (6.{)) came in.his only Ill-bel of picked up the victory with a score- · pitched die ninth for his fourth · · . , . save• .•.: the game after he reph1ced left less 1Odl. · Avery went the fU'St Six innings, Piazza doubled in the second : fielder Roll Gant in the eighth :;: inning. It gave the Braves dleir aUowing five hits and four runs - · . and scored on Billy AShley's twotwO earned- didn't walt a bauer out double. He added a two-run :;~ . Sports.briefs and struck out seven to mati;h his single in die. Dodgers' three-run third. . ·•. BASEL, Switzerland (AP) season high. . • Pelr Korda, Boris Beckel' .and Ivan · Royce Clayton had three -flits . Padres 3, ;Astr011 z Lend! - · die top three seeds and drove in a run for the Giants ~· In HOUSton, Grej! Harris allowed ~ lldvanced to the quai'terfinals of the and Greg Lit1011 hid a pair of hits three hits in seven 1nnings and Fred $775,000 Swiss lndooiS. and one RBI. ·· McGriff drove in two runs widl his Korda, No. 1, defeated Jaime For the Braves, Deion Sanders, NL-leading 3Sih horne run. • Oncins 6-2, 3..(); No. 2 B.eckei' beat mating his fllSt sl&rt since Aug. 30, · Harris (4-8) struck !)Ut two and -Nicklas Kulli 6-4, 7-S; and No. 3 . had· a pair of hits 10 raise his aver- walked two. Randy Myers got the . Lendl topped Arnaud Boecsch 6-3, age to .308, scOred twice and stole· final four outs for his 38th save. 6-4 . . . his 26th base. · · McGriff' s homer gave the WHERE'S mE BALL - As the Cincinnati rn other matches, Andrei Ches· Sanders, the two-sport star-who Padres a 2:0 lead in ihe fourdl and., Reds' Paul O'Neill slides Into tbird base, L.A. nokov upset fifth-seeded Brad wiD play exclusively Cor tb~ Braves Craig Shipley's RBI double made Dodger third ~aseman Da:ve Hansen bas trouble Gilbert 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (7.-3); Cedric during the playoffs, practiced earli- it3-1 in the eighth. Houston's Jeff Pioline edged Stefano .Pescosolido • cr.in the day with the NFL Falcons, BagweU had .an RBI single in the · 6-4, 7-S; and No. 1 Amos MansJohn Burien started for the "' fourdl and hiS 18th homer in the dorf beat Thomas Enqvist 6-3, 2-6, Giantsandpvcupninehits, and 6-cl. T. . . 1t CaJi1rnia. 4:«& p.m. In the majors... .' ·- -- Major league leaders. NATIONALL~GUE T-, .. W L 1'<1. ··~ ......- ..95 64 "' NadoGIII Leque ' Gl .!97 _ ,_,,.,..,....16 73 .~1 St. Lau;o ...........ll 71 .!09 Qicqo,, ,_.,,_.,16 13 ' ,471 19 Now'Yodt .............'IO 19 ,440 :15 BATI1l'<l0- Sba:flield, San Dieao, .3~ VoaSI7Io. l'laoboup. .3:1'1; RdJoN, aNCINNAll, .326; Eft*, Philadolpl»o, .323; 0W)'IIII, Su Dioao • .317; Boadt, 9 14 .560 ·--Iiiio ·' 6.5 · I 14 17.5 -··--'10 ., ,...0 """"'---..63 . . ,, Loo . 2S.S w 116 .396 JJ:'mod ~ in ... Ploddo pW:hor, BuketbiiH . ~~~-S..l.Goio, 173. No1lonol BooltOIIMH "-<!Olton DENVER NlJOCJiqS -Waived Ken , _ £""""- SipOd Guy Plumm... forward. ~ GOlDEN. STATE WARRIOIIS S;p.d x..ia s -, juad,IO DOUBU!S - V..SIJI:e, Plttoburp, ::,~. "';·'A I ::-~~~~,~ _, • I Oriaaoii, Mcmu.l, 39; P.dl<oloa, At· a.-. ,_-.W-IleD ~...on!. HOUSTON IIOCitETS - SliJIOd P,ridW..toy,llll!ll odlbo-"' lhtoutlolbo 1994-95- Pllii.Alllli.PIDA 76EIIS HOME RUNS - MoOUII, Son Dioao. i'IA11 ~I ..)IICINCIN- . "'¢ ;•t-t~(li._. 2:1! , ... 7-C) at Sl Lou.ia , • ,.,-- """""·au...., - . 2-1) .. Allonlo r,,IOplll. . a~ :z.a S'I'IIWIOUTS- S.lllop0l~2:10p.m. •• M........ AMERICAN LEAGUE r- _.. J T......, _................93 ...........91 ~- -- ...........17 CIJ!VELAND ....... 7S Dotnii1,,_ ,,_,_,,, .. 7S New Yllllt ........... :.7S ' • 'I ' 72 14 14 14 II '' 6 .472 .472 .472 .oM7 II II . II 22 o-Ooldoatl ....... _ ..94 6l .l91 · - - . . . ........ -....11 71 .553 Qloqo.................lkl 73 ' r ... ..........-...-....76 n ~a., ...........71 II .541 .471 .447 , CtliltotU.,,_,,_,,'IO 19 .440 Sooalc...................61 " I-cliachod diviDcm tilJe . .314 • ' I 11 23 24 11UPU!S - I. """"""· au..,.. 12; a.-..w., u - u : ·Aadonon.~~.t- 14-12) " r...n.. C~ (lw., 2-1), BS p.m. Tea.u ~ 0.3) at Califomia ••• I I . •. ' ' . . •' : I '. 1 New Yort (Saadcnon. 12· 10)" at ' ; L'.ND (l!mkwC)'I), t:3l p.m. • · "r....,. cau.m.. Doln* ·(llaao S-1) IS·S),l ;U MU.w• • (Bonu 9,9)"rt "O.t,kllnd (MGcn 16-12), 4:05 p.ta. ' Itf rrt1 (Mab-.. 3-4) at l:an11 i ·CiiJtplclludoU),I:OS:fi':; . ~~ T~11 (D. S.U.lh·O. ) '' C.Uf.omie . J:•· (HalboWir ~=S'"' ~ ·12-12) ••.hO&Io (lt.JohaoGOt· t4),10:01p.IL • · · I ·· · · ' Suada)"JIIaales ·.. NowY.a• ~~~'"· 1• · , J :lSp.m. leW ~-1'-t:SS,..., t' . . . • kee. 16-6. .1'1:1, 3.62; M,cDowtill, Chicl· ,., . ,, 690, 3.13; Appior, Ko.o Cily, u.a, .611, 2.46; 1t. B.-., T - :JO.II , ,60!, 3.19. . S1'RIUOUI'S - tt.I<Mton. ~ooa~e, 233; ,__, N•w York, 211; Bcinaa..201: loA Ov-.n, Ttua,l19: McDowell, Chic•l,o, 170; E . Browa, . Teu~, 161; Nau-. <l.BVBLAND.I62. • SAVII - '!ctorotoy, Oold111d, Sl; ApiLn, MioneiOta, 41; ~.,.. ' , NowYIIIIt,211. · •• . -· Spor's briefs ~r-..;.._....;. .• ·. ., __________.,....____, Tennis PALERMO; Sicily -(AP) Emilio ~anchez defeated Thierry Champ10n 5-7, 7-6, 6-4 in the IntemationaU 'di Sicilia tournament. In other action, Tomas Car. ~ell ousted .German Lopez., 6; I, · ~I, and Franetsco (:lavet eliminated Goran.Prpic 6-1,6:4. · . . Magic, Lakers -OK contract extensmn .. .l'i ' :~ Kyger Creek ·plant team wins I. AEP area golf scramble title · ~ ... • t U. $12995 .I ·SEE US .FOR YOUR ". COVER .CROP SEEDS ~ •RYE •BARLEY · ROSE SHOW . l· .-:' .. ·--. Saturday Oct.' 3 - 10 AM til 2 PM. Representatives from Jackson & Perkins will. call girths to prepare· for winter : •OATS JACKSO" & · P.ERKINS P. A..Denny nckets .• y Bwhrdlased At•••• ~~s"!~e~tarih~l:~::es~~~; Fall time for fish to 'ratten 14 '. 1 ,.,! , .. I' IJ CWK'S .JEWElRY · FARMERS BANK BANKS' CONSTRUOIOH .· VAWY LUMBER ·TransactionS . BlllhaB B~ITO~ ~gr No~ od .> _py The Allloc:laled Press . Willi one out in the ninth, Geno Aguilera got the final three outS for The Milwaukee Brewers figure Petralli reached, second when A's . his 41st save. · they need a four-game winning center fie_lder Willie Wilson · Orioles 3, Indians 2 streak to .have a realistic chailce of dropped a line drive for an error. Mike·Devereaux tied the score catching Toronto in the AL East Eckersley· relieved losin$ pitcher widl a two-run homer with two pennant race, . . Vince Horsman (2-1) and 1ssued an outs in the ni~th inning, then Glenn They also figure they are just intentional wallc to Kevin Reimer. Davis won it for Baltimore' with .the tesm 10 do that, with eight fourFrye then connected for a solid another homer, on Eric Plunk's game winning streaks this season single down the left field line, scor- . frrst pitch in the I Oth. · bef6re a seven-game run ended this ing pinch-rumer Jeff Huson cosily Mike Mussina (18·5) scattered Week. with the go-ahead run. · 12 Cleveland hits in nine innings "We're still right there," manRafael Palmeiro and Juan Gon- for the victory. Gregg Olson ager Phil Ganier said after a 7 •2, z81ez homered for Texas. Gonzalez . pitched die IOth for his 36111 save. lO;inning victory over Seattle pulled ahead of Oakland's Mark Devereaux's two-run homer off 'Thursday night.- "This was a game McGwire for the major league Plunk (9-5) with two outs in the we l!ad to have and we ~ot iL This homer lead with 42. ninth was only the fourth hit for the was the fli'St of four stnught games · Twins 9, White Sox 6 ' Orioles. Brady Anderson singled we've got to win and we're the best Kirby Puckett, who Said he wjll ' with one out before Devereaux · four-game winnipg streak team in file for free agency after the World connected for his 24th homer. baseball. V"" Dennis Cook yielded one hit in the Brewers, who trail the Blue. Series, hit two RBI singles in what might have been his final home sevcm· shutout innings for die lndi· Jays by two games with three ..to gaine wi!h Minnesota. · ans. play, beat the Mariners for .the secChili Davis and Pedro Munoz Angels S, Royals 2 ond time in three nights widl five homered 00 consecutive pitches in Chuck Finley won his third ~ runs in the lOth, sparked.by B.J. afive-iunei~hth. sttaight decision and Luis Sojo and Surhoff's two-run double. .. Carl WilliS (7-3) got the victory · Junior Felix <frove in two runs The Brewers have three games despite allowing FraJJk Thomas' ' apiece. . left at Oakland, while Toronto RBI single that gave !he White Sox Finley (7-12) allowed eight hits plays host to Detroit for three a 6-4 lead in t,he eighth. Rick in seven innings. ·· games at the SkyDome. Blll Wegman (13-14) pitched a F' t OHSAA ,. four-hit complete game for the· Irs • ·~Ot ball rank'mg report pos ted Brewers, retiring the last 13 No. 12 Fairland, No. 13 South The first Ohio hiaJ! school foot· Marinen. . . · Point, No. 18 Port.smouth West, ball ranking report, submitted Milwaukee loaded the bases in weekly by die Ohio High School No. 21 4ncaster Fairfield Union, the lOth when Jeff Nelson ( 1-7) No. 24 Piketon and McDermott walked Greg Vaughn, Franklin Athletic Association, shows Gallia Northwest, and No. 32 New LexStubbs singled and Keviil Seitzer Academy 18th, River Valley 30th ington and Alexander. Me1gs 31st in Division III 's was safe when the Mariners tried ,10 and Region 11. . . . In Division V's Region 19, catch Vaughn at dlird. Juan Agosto Other area teams in Region 11 Racine ·s outhern is 24th and dlen came in and gave up Surhofrs are top-ranked Ironton·, second- Reedsville Eastern is tied with double. ·. Bill Spiers .suicide squeeze ranked Thornville Sheridan, No. 8 . seven other tesms, including Hem· scored Seitzer before Darryl Rock Hill, No. 9 Nelsonville-Yorlc, lock Miner, for 29th. Area teams between Southern and Eastern are l'lamilton singled in the final two Symmes VaHey (26th) and Ironton · runs for the Bre:wers, giving him Tonight's games St. Joe (28111). Ahead of Southern three RBis for the game. . are Trimble (lOth) and Waterford · · Dann Howitt J)ut Seattle ahead . Non-league James (ninth}. ·· with a two-tun homer in the fifth GallljiAcademyatRiverVaUey _ inning off Wegman. Th~ Brewers Che§&peake at Racine Southero tied the score 2·2 in the seventh on Win County at Reedsville Eastern GRAVELY TRACTOR Pat Listach's RBI . single an~thens atPonsm . · . Ollth N.D: - - SALES & SERVICE Hamilton's RBI triple. at Wahama (hanecominl) 204 Condor Ill. ~­ . Elsewhere in the AL, it was ~ t PleaSant at Hurricane IIW flld, I Wilid I I Minnesota 9, Chicago 6; California ~ver Local at Marietta CLOSED IIOfiiDAY S, Kansas City 2; Baltimore 3, Vmton County at Jaclcson . OPEN T\JEIIDAY THRU AllDAY • Cleveland 2 in 10 innings: and Logan at Zanesville tAM-S PM . Texas 4, Oakland 3. . Meadowbrook at Warren Local SAl-t AM-t2 Noon · Rangers 4, Athletics 3 Green Local II Oak HiD · Oakland l9st fQ- only the fOurth ·Trl-Valley Conrerence ~THE time in Dennis Eckersley's 68 B.elpre at Alexander appearances when Jeff Frye hit a Ne~viUt:-;YorkatMiller. run-scoring single in the ninth Me1gs at T~ble inning for Texas. · Federal Hocking at Wellston . ·- . . ' . • If , II • if . ·' . r. r......, , , 1oft~~~ Oolt· ' lood;lO;OU.,Cl.IM!LAND,l9: Po~r,- • ac-OIY,·2:35p.lft. . pidt. Baldw.in-WallaCe, Mount Union to squa.re off in bout of unbeatens Milwaukee beats Seattle in 10 frames to stay on Toronto's heels .~WoN~ Illy, 39; OJ.., l•ld11 n, !6; ... ..N. I I.- • . -.4:0S'p.m. ,.. . pidt ... ot994 ~-~ Cl•••· . PbiladeJ.. . · OctoHr 8; 9, 10, 1992 . :»6, .?69, ' ·" 'llaoio, """ ~ r ....... U· S, 7S0,11'o Milnl· a - <-4-10), 1<15 pm. ,. Boi..,._ (lhod., 6'l) It CI:I!VE. handlln1 the ball in tbe sixth Inning or Tbursdar. night's National League game in Cinclnnal , wbicb the Dodgers won 4-2. (AP} . Big Bend Sternwiheel· _lloklond..47; ........ au..,., 45. maBNO (11 dtcUione;) - M111Kial, Iii'S , .715, 1.54; lodr Monia, ' ftlllt,-- a.~ IOiollh"!=dllolr, 10 lbe · pllio PlJoa far • 1993 tllW-......t olrol\ ·~ - Bl ' •1 ~·-•- c•• - -· I bmarl, ,I i ~ . ....... nil, !JI ; R. AJ.rw, TOICda, 47; R. H_. Saturda.l•s-mes I ·- • ... B- (l·v 12-14),tO:Ilp:m. · Mil...... qe. (N4Yiml 17· 11) 11 OU· laad (Dadiaa lS..IO) 10:35 ~~ (H 'h 7. llp).m. S · Ln ~a~o . au/: • · at e.ttle (Fiomioa 6'101, I .:l!l~m. l:tWINNIPI!!lll1h ..~~1;i;innipoJ· - r s...,.... . ·procedures clarified SYSTEM i I Hoc:tey lAqa . WASHINaroN CAI'ti'AI.S - Trodod Iolol Do-. d&ln wlq. ond • oondi· • Ohio deer checking 'GRAVELY ··= S.attle, 39: Vonwn, Chicap, !7; l id· ton., Kan&... City, 36; Puckea.Mlnneto- Umotw, 9; Rllftoi, .Chio.ao. 9; l.o&on , a..EVELAND,11; R.. Alamar, T~ I ; !J are tied with 7. · HOME RUNS - Juaft Oon.!al~,. r ..... 42; .M<:Owiro, Ooldoncl, 41; Fioloi•• Dlaait, 35: .... Cl.EVELAND. )4 ; ¥!.':-~Q: ~r.: Deer~ Petrott. 32: .STOI.I!N BASES - Lolloo, ClJ!VI!. L\ND, 63; l...iiLacb, Mil*•ukee. 54; AD· -J Calmul, d o ( - ; ... llidt r...td. • 0... Kolllod, Ooudio .... Du· -~-.to Koilu Clly <(the · Yod:, .tO; Yount, MilwJukC*, ..0: Orin'ey, J1onon . r ... - - . I'll MocLoOd ... lolito «<; Thomu, Ooica&o. 4S; MltUnaJy, New ~ . 36. . PLr.hat.)' &nd Artun ltbJ, aoaltendon; DOUBLES - ·E. M•rt.,SeattlO, ' dnft..... . PITrSBlJROH PENGUINS - Ao· 'oipod lob~ ond.BNCC Rocillo, pbmdm; biia l)pbarqwi, Joel Ond· ,..., J:)reaWrl C'huth• Mad~ Majw, Ed p.,. itAil 1 - Snwl, Sondy Smidt •ad ~rp bJWil. fonrarde; •d <INa MdiuJat, Paul Dyct, J1miC Heywd, PIIDI u ... Robert Melc1C111, TOtld. N~ ud Trnil nu.,,on, doa.v.a..d til. tbe Intaftation. r-.to oi ':Zi~bs"lSILWCs - s'"' ......... Y... ,I B3;E. Mutin.., Scald0, 81. · . lOilld , Baeraa, CLEVEL~ND, 191; Molitor; MJaa~ cS~:;- ts-t> at x:an... . ~IADBLI'HIA Pl.YEllS - ·Ac · tlllhl e- PodJI:, 1"" wlna, !rom tho tJetrot& Red Winp for 1 I P93 founll · Mi.lwaa4ee. 193; Thorbll, Ckk:a~ '. o, 184; Mu:k, Minnclota. 1&4: Mat y, New · Blllilnore (Uffem 1·2) l l CLEVE· LAND (Mella 7·12), 7:35p.m. . ,, ·-J!It..... 110; Puckett. Mmnaou..lOI;])rt-.ux. Ballinum:. 107. HITS - Puckett, Minne.oll, 204; Mil...... 7, - l . 1 0 111Unp Doaoil (Oullict., (Mocrii2D-6) 7 35 Allipd IUo 118U11, left wi.aa; Mlb St8Vet11, . ~-. •.M ritht wig, ~ ­ Binpamt6a of dae Amcican "aelr:ey fielder, Datroit, 124; Carter, ll7: Thamu, Chlclao.H4; 0 . Bell, OU.C.&o, 112; Bdle., Cl.EVELAND, 33 T-4.o.kl.ad ~ ~ Yc.k (Wick:maa S·1) • t ~ ......NEW YOU: 11AN01!RS - T~. · (J)osltoa 7·10). 7:3S.. p.m. NEW YC:.X 1SLANbl!u - ~ .. _with Dodoo lliopa.m.,- RBI - 6 ~ 2. 10 in· Taal&ht'• &~mes MINNESOTA NORTH STARS - Named Bob Oaidnrorlbr: ICOUl. RUNS - Pti.illip1 , Detroil, 1I 3; Thomu, ChiciJO, lOS: ,R.. Alomtr, Toronto, 103; Puckett, MliulOlOtl, 102; re9,~6 Ba11irncn ! , ninat 1-. Rain01, Chicaao, 1~ Knqblauch, Min· """"· 101; E. - . Scan!~ 100. Cllifomia S, tt-oi Cit l ••' Dileo. 31; Weaellnd, Mon· .309 . . ,TinaJ1daJ'I-.. ,f IIAIITPOIID IVIIAU!ttS -' Trodod X.ay Whitmore, Pr..cl•, \o the v.... c:ounr Cuucb for Corrie D "Alea1io, aoeJ...s..., Ind. • oonctitioaaJ. 1993 ~ft. pi<:t. • Minne.O\I, .310; R. Alomar, Toroa10, WoolonOI- ''· i ·JI Miant&ou, .325: MolilOI', Milw1Ukoo, .3l t ;·M, ck, Minne~oll , .315; Hu,.r, 2 .547 New .Yort, BATTING - E. ,Martiner, Scan1e. .3~3 ; Thomu, Cbicaa~ •. .326; Puc~en, Gl .m CALGARY FLAMES - AuianM Trevor Eidd .aDd Aadtti TNfilov. aO.l~ . ....... ond Pool K-.lollwiao. .. ~ Lake~tbrtm,_,. · 'Hoc:k.,r..po. American League 6i .572· B....., _,, .............71 I • 156 c-. Now York, u.l, 36; D. H - . 3l; Mitch WUUalftl, Pbiladolphil, 21; Charlton, CINCINNI\Tl. 26; Dibble, CINCIN· NAn2S. " -01W L· Pd. NIIL - N-OiiSIOin~ 193; bnbet, Piwbur1b, 173; R!jo, CINCINNATI, 169; B.._, .S.. Dieto, 162. . . SAVES - Loo Slllilll, Sc. LoW, 41; S. P ' oo a aNaNNAn.l:l S p.m. . . ' c::::::\l 'o "II. l.ooio,2:1S p.m. .. Cbi<op, 2:l0 p.m. Lao~ •"""""'- 2;3l p.m. ·Hockey Notlou1 Hodlly t_.o . Olicqo, 199; S. P...· 1 --..•NwYm1;, 1>40p.m. ,· · 2t4; Saolu. Atlaall, 212; 0 . Moclduo, Sunday'sllaales .• ... -· San Oncld,, ......................... on injured 101ene. ·h -• ianed Vince Eva, Q\Jil\Crblc:t~ . . Adami, 20-1, .714,1.12; Leibnadt, At· 14-7, .667, 3.4!5; 15-t, .61!, 2.6l; ~NeW Yoft, 13-7, .6!jl, 2.11; 0 . Macldu, ClUcqo, :ZO.II, .645. 2.11; lt. Hill. -u.l, [6'9, .640, .. Lot Aalelel (Caadiotti 11· 15) .(l'alaop1 6'!),1:05 p.m. E.a.l'lllalo, Do. IICkla. LOS AN<11!LBS 1WDEttS - Plocod PI1CHINO (11 d • kwM) - Tewb· buq, II. LooU, t6-S, ,76Z, '116; Clllvlno, (Coaaioo9'1~ · 1S . . d 0.2) .. an..,. ,;1:20pm. . . GRI!I!N BAY PAIXI!ttS- Signed lteidll<liiiW. .toraad" 101:1t1o. Woive<l ~41;8.-!or.LooAilplol.41. JM (I .· ~=~ STOlliN BASES - Griuom, Mon· ttetl, 71; DoSbillda, Maal1111l, 46: 11-. CNCINNA'II, 44; Unklonl, Sl Lao>o, 42; 0. - . Sc. LoWo, 42; Ni""' • Pi~ (Wotcfii!d 7·t) " N. . )'"* ~ ,_tJ), I >40p.m. . .p L . - Siano<! .... w-......_n D. Hoi1Int, PIV'·d*'phi•, 26; Saoh'a, ~:leo Elilmd· 0..0. 0.-~-. .......,... ......... Sl!ATIU SUPIDlSONICS - Named Teny St.oua KQL Boaa,; Pi 'miL 32; lloolloo. l'lliWiolphia; 27; Satunlay's pmes Mop:-· ...... lDs ANCJeiJ!s u.rmr• s.na..a. aa.c.. •!. I I o.,... - . 31; CJUoao, 37. . 11UPU!S- 0 . - · Atluu, 14; ~inley, H0111\aa, 11; VaaSI,pko, Pi1U· boJF. 12;·Bai1Jo, Lao Aqoloo' II; Ai· ..... Sc. Louia, ll% """-tini. Plliladol· p~ia, I; ortamaa, Lot Aaaela~ , I ; 35; Shlllffie14, Stll-Dicao, ·33; Ko-. Ko-.. . SAN l'ltANCISCO OIANI'S - Ac<)Uinod Rob OUifioldeo, ""'" .... :Rew Yolk Moe. lO complete •n earlier . uade illvolYin& llevin Baa, outfi,clder. Aaipd I'Malixof1ho p,. ci5c Cout IMp. ...... aa..... 1112; Oriuam, --.~. DoSH If 0~ I; Sloto Loop Natloraal ~j IFS PfDI.ADELPIDA - Announced thoy will DOt u.on:ile i&a 1993 opt!on an ·d!.o canuact of Eon Howell, a..-93; Muaoy,llwY"*,9 . HITS - V..SI,to, l'lttobuJah, 197; Pe.id'...,, Adama, 196; Sbelfitl4; San Dileo. 114; a.-. CbiCoao. 113; S.ild· ..... . . TBXAS RANOERS Tim Mwplly ,aenetal man•aer of Port Cbu- H.olliiU. Phllad~t, 103; "V&aSJy.io, Pilllllarp. 103; Oriuam, - · 99; Saadbei&. ·Oictp, 99; Peodletorl, At· Ionia, 9Sillalo.- 93. .RBI - Dlulton, Philadelphit, JOI; Peactlotoa, Aclaata, 103; MdJritf, hn Dieao, 103; loads, P,ittabllr&h, 101; Sbolfield, Saa Diea~. ·100; lhf.well, w-.01•·A.-. ...............9! ·61 .60t S.Diop,__ ,_ _.t Tl .513 ....... .,, ..,_71 II .491 1hoAJiw>alrimuc:tion.olla Pi-.u. .311; P=:il·m. AdaM, .3_11. . llll'l!l - B"'!'ii, l'lnlbwll1. 10'7, D. . :16 PhilodolplUo-........69 90 .434 CNCINNA'I1.. ... ~19 70 Owloo "B101q'" Do- ftlll..... """"' CAIJI'ORNIA ANGELS - Aa!wd to. olllliolioo wilh Po1m lpdnp of lhi Califomia Leapp for t~o· yean, . lhrouahthe 1996 . .10n. . S£ATILE MARINERS - Si,nod Raa VUiclle, pW:hor; ond ~ IUm to Cl>iooeo II Sellllo, 7:35 p.m. • By DICKBRINSTER ' AP Sports Writer • , There were two theories the col- · lege football fraternity easily embrilced in its preseason assessment of the national championship .. . ·In AL East title chase, ~nth. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio canes ooupled .widl a struggle by Syn1euse (2-1) at Louisville (1-3), ~Washington at Seattle could create Iowa State (2-2) at No. 19 Okla· = a third No. 1 in as m..y weeks. horna (2· 1), No. 21 North Carolins ;: Would it·be a surprise? Perhaps. State (4-t) at No. 23 Georgia Tech t: " Nobody really knows what (2-1}, No. 22 BostQn College (4-0) ~ we' re capable or doing," Semi- at West Virginia (34-1), and Ten.., piCture. noles safety Leon Fowler said. ·nessee.Ch8uanooga (2-1) at No. 25 '· - The road .to No . 1 went "Wedon'tourselves." Clemsoo (1-2). . :· through Miami.. Nor do the Hurricanes, who In the only other game. myol,v• :: - No one other than Miami c~ thisa must-win situation. ing ranked teams, No. 24 MisstS· :: could win unless Washington lost. • "For us to win the national .sippi State (3-1) defeate4 N~. 13 · ;: ·Although they never foresaw ciiampionsblo, every year we have · Rorida (1-2) 30-6 Thursday ntRhL t: m~ive underdog A:rizona's 8-7 to go lllrouah Florida State," tight The lesson to be learned lrom ,. loss to the Hlll'rii:anes last week. · end Coleman Bell said. "If we die current Sititatlon among the top ~ a victory that kniicked Miimi from don't beat Rorida State, that's real- three is patience. That's precisely i ~~w 'Jiinl •.-ci £~ WuiP!11; 1 Jy,tho eJid of 0111' year." . the formula Florida State hopes to ,• IIlii J1!i1e - the re111ze an : In 'otber.pmes Saturday, it will ' ·employ as it tries to end Miami's tlne~tedly close~· SIIIUrday be ro\,..i (1-3) at No.4 Michigan winning streaks of 16 games over:, with 20111-ranked Southern Cal (2.,0..1), Texas TeCh (2-2) at No. S all and 47 at the Orange Bowl. ;; could re-establish the preseason Te'xs A&M (4.{}), No. 18 Stanford " You don't just beat Miami on · :1 scenano. · . · (3·1) at No.6 Notre Dame (34-1}, big pkiys;'' Seminoles defensive ,, They know what iS needed. No.·7. Tennessee (4-0) at LSU (1 - coordinator MiCkey Andrews said. ~· :'lfWashinJIO!I can take care of 3}, No. 8 Penn State (4·0) at-Rut- " You beat Miami one play at a '• Washington, we'll be all right," gers (3-l), Soudl Carolina (0-4) at tjpte." · ties linetiacker Jaime Fields No. 9 Alabama (4-0} , No. 11 To do so, Rorida State will have . . "I'm not really worriC!l.'' UCLA (3-0) at Arizona (1-2-1), to stop Gino' T orrctta . He has Meanwhile, third-ranked Florida . No. 12 Ohio S~a~e (3-0) at WiScon- known both success and failure State (4-0}, which vi$its Miami (3· Sin (2-1), No. 14 Vir~ (4.{)) at ·. against the Seminoles, whom the 0) on Saturday; remains very much · Wake Forest (1 -2}, No. '1 6 Georgia Hurricanes lead 21-14 in the series. a ~ive . A victory over the Hurri- (3-l) at Arkansas (I -3), No. 17 The Miami quarterback was intercepted f!lUC times when Hurricanes lost 10 Florida State in 1989. But, after after being picked off .twice last year, Torreua en11ineered a pair of fourth-quarter drives that gave Miami a 17· 16 victory and LACES - Florida derensive day night's Southeastern Conference game in eventually a share of national honStarkville, Miss., wbich tbe Bulldogs won 30-6. · end,Jl,enry (center) dives for the ors with Washington. · (AP). · sboelaces·of Mississippi State wingback William ' .. Meanwhile, Larry Smidl, whose Prince (2) as Prince heads upfield during ThursHunters bagging deer during the fourth mile north of SR 553; Drum1992-93 deer season are required mond's General Store; SR 775 , Trojans (141) last beat Washing· ' 1 by laW to tag their deer and have it Mudsoclc; Elkins General S!Ore, s~ ton in 1989 and hold a 39 -22-3 inspected at an official deer check· 554, Eno: Gas Plus, SR 160, Vin- edge in the series, would like to see ton; Mercerville Convenience the Huskies (3-0) affected by the ing swion. As soon as a deer is killed, the Store, SR 218, Mercerville; Rio top ranlting and their 17 -game win· ning streak. : hunter must attach a tag to the deer Mini Mart, SR 325, Rio Grande. "It gives Wasllington someat the place where it fell . If die By RUSTY MILLER this could be the best smalkollege Northern and Muskingum at Heithing else to think about," he said. MEIGS COUNTY hunter 1s a landowner taking a deer AP Sports Writer matcliup in the country these days. ddber~ . Baum Lumber Company, SR "I don't think anyone wants to be · on their own land or anyone. else · Over the last six years, Btildwin· Look II the last three games: B-W No. 12-ranked Ohio State opens not requiring a deer permit, they 248, Chester: Chancey' s Food No. I now. ' '~ Wallace has gone 39-9-2 in the won 21-18 last year, Mount Union the Big Ten season at Wisconsin, Washington players are aware . Mart, SR 124. ~racuse; the Dry must provide their own tag. Ohio Conference. ' won 16-12 in 1990 and the teams while in the Mid-American ConferAll tags must include the Dock. U.S. 33, Bdrlingham; Eber's of the pressure placed on them, and Still, the Yellow Jackets have a "lied 21·21 in 1989. . ence, Aleron is at Ohio, Bowling "' hunter's name, address, and the Service Station, Elm St., Racine; figure it wjU wark to the advantage losing record against one tesm. Kehres carrie to Mount Union in · Green visits Central ·Michigan and · date and time tl!e deer was killed. Ellis & Sons BP,-Ioocust St., Mid- of Southern Cal's psyche. The houest recent rivalry in the 1974 and was an assistant coach for Miami of Ohio is at Eastern Michi"It's definitely going to lift " Tags must remain attached to the dleport; Forked Run ,State Park OAC is renewed Saturday when · the next 11. years. He remembers gan. deer un!U ftnM inspection slid tag- Office, SR 124, two nules south of them up," guard Andrew Peterson Baldwin-WaUace ttavels to Mount when the results were lopsided. Ashland entertains Wayne State . ' . said. "It wiD be their biggest game ... ging have b.een complc;ted at an Reedsville; Union in a critical early-season bat· " There. were a lot of years w]len in the Midwest Intercollegiate, · ,, , official deer check statiOn. Only the · Harris . Farm~ 'and Greenhouse, of the year. tl we couldn't even come close," he . while Denison is at Ohio Wes"It' s going to· be their bowl , person who lciJis a deer is allowed · SR 124, two miles north of the game. e."We lost one game last year says. "But our respect was l)ased leyan, Kenyon at Wooster, Oberlin They're going to play five to take that deer to a check station Ravenswood Bridge; Joe's Country ahd it was 10 B-W ,' ~ M!lunt Union on how they would do it. We' ve at Earlham and Wittenberg at Case Market, Main SL, Rutland; O'Dell times beuer than they look on :, . for permanent tagging. coach Larry Kehres said. " That's tried to learn from them because Reserve in die North Coast Confer.. Deer killed using 'a Special Deer Lumber, E. Main St., Pomeroy; film." hard to forget." they are a model program." ence. ;; HJinting Permit must be tagg~ in Pick & Shovel Grocery, SR 124 In preseason balloting, BaldwinThat respect eased the pain of Non-conference action inclu()es the county where· killed or m an and Salem School Rd., Salem CenWallace won 1r clear mandate from .the losses, even in recent years. Kent at Cincinnati, Youngstown . . r adjacent county. Deer kiUed while rer, ·coaches and the media to repeat as " If you lose to anybody, you're State at Indiana State, Bluffton at .:: usirig· a Special Management . . The following establishment are OAC champion. Mount Union was · a little bitt&,'' Kehres says. "But if Grove City, Findlay at Union serving as.check swions during ~e ~' Antlerless Deer Permit must be second in both polls. you do lose to B-W, at least you (Ky.) , Kalamazoo at Defiance,. deer gun season only : Stewart s i·. tagged in the county where killed. · So far, both have lived up to that always figure that you lost to a bet· Wilmington at Olive\, Mount:St. : The following GaUia and Meigs' Gun and Supply, Sm1th Run Rd .. advance billing. Both are 3.{} over- ter tesm." Joseph at Dayton, Tiffin at Geoo,va ' '- count~ esiablisbme!lts are listed as one-half !llile off New l,ima Rd .. aU and 2.0 in the OAC. . In other OAC ,games Saturday, (P~ . ) and Central Stale l>.lays " ' deet chCcking· statioris in the cur- Rutland, ·and Sun-Fun Pennzoil, From the fu:st meeting in 1896 · Capital _is at Marietta, Hiram ~t Alabama State in the Circle C::ity By JOHN NADEL -i rent Ohio Deer Hunting Law . Third SL, RaCine. to 1985, Baldwin-Wallace domi- Otterbem, John Carroll at Oh1o Classic in Indianapolis. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Digest. No matter how long he plays, Deer archery season starts one·· Magic Johnson will be paid $19.6 counung one ue. h GALLIA COUNTY half hour before sunrise Saturday ,, Ashland Service Station, 118 and extends through to Jan . 30, million by the Los Angeles Lakers 2 10 1984 aU 13~il. ' .B·W won < . Vine St., Gallipolis; Bladen Land· 1993. Gun season for deer starts over the next three years. Johnson signed a $14.6 million ". ing, SR 7, one mile below dam; Novembez 30 and runs through to one-year contract extension with .~~~n ~~~~R~e~~;~ · By JOHN WISSE · yw are eoncenttating their effixts DecemberS. 1• Bodimer's Grocery, CR 35, Rod· the Lakers on Thursday the ' nex; Brown's E)!:xon Market, three head coach. Since then, Mount Division of Wildlife on walleye. .., A special deer season for primi· m1les north of Gallipolis on SR tive weapons, including muz- largest single-season salary in team Unio1ris 3-2-1 3J!ainst the Jackets. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP} -. ·Some good catches of yellow 160;, County Line Convenience zleloading rifles and shotguns, sports - two days after announcThe latest edition of the show- Fall is a good time. to enjoy a few perch have been reported recently, Store, SR 141, Waterloo; sWts Jan. 7, 1993, and runs to Jan- ing he would return to the team fol- down should live up to those pre- moments of quiet s.olitude while but many C?f these fish are ave(ag· lowing a one-year layoff. . · season expectations. Moun1 Union fishing fot a variety of popular mg o~ly SIX or seven mches, ~ Crown City'Archery, SR 7 one- uary 9. 1, . · A source, spealdn(l: on die con- has won nine games in a row, while game fiSh. · . s!"all m lllli!'Y cases to spen~ "!~c •• dition he not be identtfied, said the B·W has won its last 12 .0AC From Lake Erie to the Oh1o ll.me cleanmg andpreparmg .for deal guaranteed Johnson $19.6 mil- games. River, the arrival of cooler weather diMer. lion through the end of the 1994-95 "The players and coaches on signals a time when fish must pre· While Jul)e and 'July are the 5ea!!on. Johnson. already was under our team know that it's not likely pare for a long winter and likely peak montlis for walleye fishing. -.~ con'lract for this season and 1993- that Baldwin -WaUace . will lqse wiD be hungry. · fall anglers do have a fair opponu- .. 94 at $2.5 million per year. many other games," Kehres said. · Though perch fishing is popular nity to continue talcing these prized L MASON, · W.Va.-Riverside Jones, Deryl Jones, Jerry Eutsler The l.alc:ers released a statement "So you have got to beat them in Lake Erie from Cleveland to game fish from ·scattered ar~ in :•• Golf Course was once again the site 8fl!i Gre~ Smith won second place. Thursday announcing the exten-" of the bi-annual AEP ~ golf Winnmg third place was the sion, but gave no details on dollar because nobody else is beating Toledo, recent years .o f decline Lake Erie' s western and central have resulted in some l05s of inter- basins. An occasional steelhead is · •• ' scramble, with employees and Pomeroy Plant tesm of Ray ·terms. A source close to the negoti- them. that's proven by the past." What history also shows is that est among many anglers who this (See FAtL on Page 6) :· retirees from 12 locations in the Andrews, Dan Edwards, Rex ations revealed die terms to The · ~( AEP system competing for more Cummings arid Rudy.Stewart. Associated Press. " • than $2.~ in prizes. l'inally, taking fourth place was Johnson, 33, expects to play 50h Representatives fmm the Amos . the Kyger Creek team of Gary. Ed· 60 games this season, but his future .. Plant, APCO Huntington, APCO wards, Bill Johnson, Richie Neal beyond that is uncertain. When Point Pleasant. Big Sandy Plan, and.Jerry Myers. announcing his relltm, he indicated : · Central Plant Maintenance, Gavin Closes-to-pin winners included he probably wouldn't play past this Stlhl's·FS · 36 ntmmer 1· Plant, Kyger Plant, Jonathan _Scott (Gavin}, 114; Jim season. · . with dual-line "bump" head and . -. r Mountaineer Plant, uskin~um Proffit (Gavin), #7; Ron Wentz Johnson retired on Nov. 7, 1991-, -. powerful-30.2 cc engine. Th~ most : •.. River Plant, OPCO eroy, Rtver (Mountaineer}, #9; Larry Scarberry after he was diagnosed as HIV posexciting and competitively·prtced : ~· Transportation, and the'Spron Plant . (Sporn}, #II ; Bill Johnson (Amos), itive, but came back to play for the • tr!I>lm•er In Stihl history. : were represented by a total of 168 #12; and Olin Rice (Sporn), #14. Named Ill by a leading · gold medal-win.ning U.S. basketplayers. Skin ganie · winners include the ball team at the Barcelona consumer magazine. 1 : · The Kyger Creek tesm of Jeff Kyger Creek team 'pf Goebel, Reed, Olympics. · ' Arnold, Robin Phalen, Fl'ljllk Loomis and Martin in first place; " Earvin is ecstatic about the Krautrer and Ron Bachtel took the Mountaineer tesm of. Ketler, contract," said Johnson's agent, home first place in the A Right, Fini)Carty, Smith and Roush in Lon Rosen, .who also gave no 1 while second place honors went to second place; the Gavin Plant team details of the contraCt. "He's gnue: another .Kyger Creek team consiSt· of Oliver, ·Scott; Swain and Prall in ful that (Lakers owner) Jerry Buss : ing of Jeff Goebel, Dave Reed, third place; and the Amos team of has ~ to do this and he hopes '• • Buck Loomis and Daryl Martin. . Dunlap, Chapman, Abbott and toibnng a championship back t9 ..,. . Winning third place in the A Wallcer in fourdl plaCe. Los Angeles." • : Right was the Gavin Plant team of ' Frank Fetty, Danny Cox, Debby Morris, and Lee Harris. Finally, . talcing fc,>urth place 0 I honors in the A Right was the : ' Mountaineer Plant team of Steve : Price, Jim Amsbary, Chuck Stanley · • and Rick Penn. .: In B · Flight competition, the ' Mountaineer Plant team of Mike Stlh1'1 New BG 72 Blower Keller, Ray Finnearty, Luther Smith Makes leaf blowing a real blast deans and BiD · Roush won first place sidewalks. drtvewa)'s. patios. porches. 1 honors: while another Mountaineer ,decks. garages. truck l:ieds. gardens. : Plant tesm consisting of Don gut1l'rs and other hard-to-reach pbceS. : RouSh, Jim Thylor, Charlie Weayer . Even good for removlnglight snoW. . ~ and Ron. Wentz received second Optional vac attaclunent 1 place hono~. · · • · just$24.95 . 1. . Winning third place was the 1 Gavin Plant team of Craig Harl rison, Jeff Collier,. Mike !hie and. · • . Rick Buzzard. . : . F'maUy, ' talcing fourth place wi!S .I Ne.,er C0111proza/lle. ; the Big Sandy Plant tesm ofR. Wil,. ~ !Iamson, M. ~hiys, B. England and · "NoW. durin{! our HOT DBAL SAU. fiVe of oUr mOSt PoPular chain saws . 't · D.InJones. . . · are available at _,.,.,olapllll50! ·Prices start at anclei: ~ZDCi. . C Flight competition, the : Gavin Plant r,eam of Jim Proffit, I'OiaiOY ' . MUL.ERRY AVE. .POMEROY1 OHIO ; : John Vale, Rick Hauber lllldrHarold O'Doll Truo V.U u. ' . . . 992•2115 . . : ! Carson took home first place, while : the ' Kyger Creek team of J.D. - .·.Atlanta, .Los Angeles, San Diego . .-: ~wln in abbreviated NL schedule ,. •' =·.No. 3 Flo~jda State has solid .:·chance at being·. next No. 1;team . The 'D aily·S_e ntmel • ' Friday, October 2~ 1~2 , · . be on hand to answer· your qu,stlons. ~ .• ~ooo~R~ . A THiNS LANDMARK . :;=.• · Kurtz Street ..,.... Athens; Ohio -· ·- 883~8·31 . •WHEAT •BUCKWHEAT. . $J699S STIHC. SUGAR 1\JJN MILLS ... •, I , �• • . . .. Page · 6 The Dally Sentinel • ., .-. • I • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, October 2; 1992 Friday, October 2, 1992 NHL .to .eommence ·76th ~eason Tuesday·with.new _president By ~O~AN Mid:.EAN new five-year nationll cable TV Having survived a 19-day play- deal with ESPN. Some NHL games er's strike last April ,ancl the subse· also will be carried by the ABC·TV quent resignation of p!WdentJohn netwOrk. A. Ziegler Jr., the National Hockey This season, the league League opens its 76th season on which has made helmets optional Tuesday, Oct6. ., - vows to eject players who instiIn Ziegler's place, after lS years gate fights , With the instigatorof sometimes absentee leadership, ejec1ion rule, the owners believe . · is Gil Stein, the NHL legal counsel the number ofllrawls will be great. who very much waniS tlie top job. ly reduced. · But he's still listed as an interim "Fightin$ was going down on . president of the now 24-leam its own wetght anyway, •• says league. .. Stein. . The NHL opens the 199~ -93 The owner$ also changed the · season wieh two new franch,ses standard for !ligh-sticking penalthe Tampa"Bay Lighming in the ties: The D£W rule calls for an Norris Division and the Ottawa infraction wlien a player is sliCked Senalors in the Adams. Division. above the waist The old rule called Both of those hockey teams were for a penally when a player was'llit slocked in a special expansion above the shoulder. · draft. "It's a maja leap forwant 10 get Bu\ the biggest prize of the off· lhe use of 1he suck out of the season was Eric Lindros, a much gapte," says Stein. heralded 19-year-old rookie. Mter If the new rules'worlc as adverbeing dealt · from I he Quebec lised, fans will have a better chance Nordiques 10 the Philadelphia Fly- 1o see and enjoy the skills of the Mario ers, he signed a six-year deal for NHL's superstars aboul $IS million. . Lemieux, Wayne Gtelzky ,. N!;arl; For its part. the~ siJmed a , .Messier, Brian Leetch, Raymi>ncl .-BOUJQue, CIC. ·..,;. wilh<iut watching cqnrract, gain foreign fans ancl ere- CZechs also aclcling NHL players to them get blindsicled by the goon .ate world marli:eting revenue. , . their own Olympic squads. It's · squads. The Wint11r Games mark ·the really a new. version.of the six"The NHL is entering its 76th -.best chance the NHL will have 10 nation Canacla Cup, which is year and it ls the best kept secret in go big time in the. 20 'ocld years played ev&-y four summers when.: North America, " ·says Stein. since it was dumped by network theNHLplayerureavailable. "Everyone knows aboul (NBA TV. So the NHL general managers Mc:.nwbilc, each NHL team will' sws) Michael Jordan, L8{1')' 'Bird and governors have no choice but play 84 game this season. As a and Magic Johnson. But Mario, to take this shot result of the collective bargaining Wayne, Mid and Eric can walk · It won't just_be a Canadian . agreeme111, each club will play four down some main slreetS in NHL Dream Team , bu1· als.o a U.S. more games than last sea_son -:cities in the U.S. without being rec- Dream Team ·and a Sovtet Dream . 1wo of .them home games m non. ognized immediately:' ' · Team; with the Swedes, Finns and · -league cities... · Stein embarked on a leaguewide tour, spreading lhe gospel about.a "pew" NHL. whiCh hopes to .enltZ ~ Teams m the 1994 WtnltZ Olymptcs. . In ' lale August, the NHL approv~ a commiltee tO investi· gate whether the league should send Dream '!'e~ms to Lille~am - . mer, Norway, m 94. A V\)le . ·u be ~n in December, with passase likely. ·:rm no1 aware.of anything that woul~. be a n,tajor stumbling bl~ says Stein, wh!l h~~- ~at the mcreasedOiy!llptc vtstbthty clluld lead 10 a maJor network TV ·Bonriie Quivey haspoem published . ''It's called gelling the message 'out;" says rookie general manager Don Maloney of 1he New York Islanden. . Philadelphia. And the Montreal Canadiens acquired offensive star Vincent Damphousse from Edmonton. · The predicled order of finish (and head coaches) in the Adams Divsion in 1992-93: 1. Boston Bruins (Brian Suuer); 2. Buffalo Sabres (John Muckier); 3, Montreal Canadicns (Jacques .Demers); 4. Hartfooi.Whalers (Paul Holmgren); 5. Quebec Nordiques (Pierre Page); 6. Onawa Sena1ors (Riel; Bowness). · The Bruins revamped their team in mid-year, lrading for cen1er Adam Oates and signihg five Olympians. The Sabres have solid person· nel, but most solve their goalkeeping siiUation. The Canadi!lils got Damphousse (for Shayne Corson and Bren·l . Gilchrist) in an effort 10 hype a . sluggish attack and power play for their new coach, Jacques Demers. The Whalers brought in a new general manager, Brian Burlce, and :. Detroit, Chicago looking for Hard . battles on ice to win Norris Division By NORMAN MacLEAN The Chicago Blackhawks; re versing gears from lhe year . before1 floated through the regular season in the NHL Norris Division and turned it on in playoffs. But they were swepl in 1he finals by star-laden PittsblJ!E)t. Chicago's·Mike Keenan retains his general manager's portfolio • after stepping aside for new coach • Darryl Sutter. . · GM-coach Bryan Murray of the : Detroil Red Wings has a different problem. His squad fmished first in the Norris Division but came apan in IIi playoffs. , . . Tlie Sl. Louis Blues fued coach • • Brian Suua: in favor of Bob Plager, •. • hoping" that lhe forced mid-year ·:. :·1rade of Adam Oales won't dim •: :Brett Hull's scoring abilities. Hull •: is secretly airiting at 100 goals one • of these years. : The Minnesota North Stars were . • shocked by the resignation and • return to Philadelphia of general . manager Bob Clarke. He turned over the GM job in1Minnesol8 to coach Bob Gainey, hls,good fri~d. The Toronto Maple Leafs hirecl coach Pal Burns away from the Montreal Canadiens an'd gave him a four-year contracl. His mandate is to make lhe playoffs, or else.. Meanwhile, the expansion Tampa Bay Lighming have a solid corps. of veteran defensemen and hope. The predicte!,l order of finish (and head coaches) in the NlU. Norris Division in 1992· 93: I. Detroil (Bryan Mumy); 2. Chicago (Darryl Sutter); 3; St. Louis (Bob Plager); 4. Toron10 (Pat Burns); S. Minnesota (Bob Gainey); 6. Tampa Bay (Terry Crisp)• . Delroit obtained high-scoring Dino .CiceareUi (who has a 40.:~oal potential) in a trade with Washtngton. The Red Wings were looking to unload center Steve Yzerman, but didn't immediately get an offer they ~ouldn't refuse. The Wings Fall .fishing•• •__·<c_o_nli_nu_ed_fro_m_-P...:ag:...e~.;..)- - · ·uiken by anglers trolling for · walleyes- in- the-- central basin ' belween Fairport Harbor and Conneaut . In the Ohio River, good caleheS ol hybrid striped bass, channel catfish and smallmouth bass can be enjoyed this lime of year. Fishing direcUy below a dam or in the more uanquil back waters of the Ohio . provide~ fall anglers good fishing action. Largemouth bass, crappies and musliies are popular game fiSh pur- · sued in the fall. As waterS begin 10 slowly cool, hungry bass are look· ing for an easy f!leal. T~e use of 10p water buzz bailS, plasuc worms or night crawlers. on an early fall . morning may result in caiChing , . sortie of the year's biggest bass .. · Cra~ies can be taken on mmnows ftshed in shallow water. Because these fish tend 10 feed in .groups, when one crappie is taken olhers are sure 10 follow .. A few crappies meaSuring 14 to 17· inches have been taken from central and . • south.,vest Ohio lakes in the past • ·week. • Cooler weather also means mu511ies 1will bC patrolling in their waters.looking for a meal. Though · it takes great patiellee and many hours of fishing to land a big mils,ije, avid muskie aliglers know. !his is lhe lime of year to be on the water. Ohio's tOp muskle wa~ include Salt l'Grt, 'Will arancll, Leelvilll, r , 11, Qllr Filii. anllla:q~IWIII. CJwmei' c:alftlb .. nipl ~- . en aillt can ltill be taken in most · Ohio wltm &biitg the CVCI!iril and · early morning hours. Anglen . should continue to fish.on lhl: lake . or .river bottom . with t~ken liv~. . ' ~.,- . I . -~· night crawlers, or~ut baits. By using larger cut bails in some waters . such as the Ohio River, Muskingum River, or Pied· monl Lake, catfish anglers may Ill: able 10 land a flalhead calfish, which is often larger lhan the channel catfish. Smallmouth bass are also. popular fish to take in the fall . Small streams, 'some rivers, and the rocky shoreline reefs· of western Lake Erie offer fall anglers opportUnities to catch nice fish. Saugers, sau$eye and steelhead fishing opponunuies in Ohio will· graduaDy impt:nve as winter approaches. must fmd & goalkeeper to help iron.. man Tim Cheveldae, who wilted in the playoffs. . Chicago picked up another checker, speedy center Christian Ruuttu, trading away backup goalie Dominic Hasek 10 Buffalo. They may play more relaxed under Sut· ter. . "St. Louis is little more than a one-man attack - Brett Hull. That hurts at playoff time, when close· . checking shuu bim down, TmmiO must make the playoffs as GM Cliff FleiCher wheels and deals: He's trying to rebuild the mlribund.Maple Leafs. Minnesota slipped back last seasQn from its high of making I he 1991 finals ~and it could slip further. . Tampa Bay must hope 1hat ,U.S.-bom Northerners in Florida and transplanted Canadians beat a' palh 10 its temporary rink. Last season's Norris Division results: 1. Detroil, 98.poiniS (3rd in the NHL). 2. Chicago, 87 poiniS (8th in the NHL). 3. Sl. Louis, 83 points (11th in tlie NHL). 4. Min· nesota,. 70 poin~s (18th in lhe NHL). S. Toronto, 67 poiniS. (19th in theNHL). · · (C)1992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.. S,ports briefs · BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Jim Grabl! moved iniO the quarter· finals of the Queensland Open with a 7-6 (7-S), 7-6 (7:4) viciOry over Australian Simon Youl. Kenneth Carlsen upset 1second · seeded Gianluca Pozzi 6-4, 6-4; Jonalhan start beat KeMy Thome 6-2, 6-1, and Thomas Hogstedl defcaled six.th-Seeded Bryan Shelton 7-6 (7-4), 4-6,6-4. . NO PAYMENT 'TIL APRIL 93 Financi · Available St. Louis Blues' Bob Bassea during Thursday night's NUL pr~ason game io Detroit (AP). NCAA slapstwo-year ·post-season tourney ban on ·Syracuse cagers · ' By WILUAM KATES SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)'Syracuse's string of 22 conseculive postSeason appearances will end as the result of sanctions imposed by _ the NCAA, but a bigger worry for basketball coach Jim Boeheim are the pel\alu·es lt'sted as "additional actions." As .punishmenl for widespread violalions , the NCAA announced Thursday that it has placed Syra· cuse's athletic programs on proba-. lion for two years and banned the men 's basketball ieam from the NCAA national championship 10umament in 1993. · "Everybody's going 10 1alk about tfle NCAA tournament, which we are extremely disappoint· ed not 10 be in," Boeheim said at a news conference with Syracuse chancellor -Kennelh A. Shaw and · athlelic director Jake Crouthamel · "But that doesn't hurt the basket: ball prograni in any real sense." More painful, ·he said, are the recruiting limitations placed on the baSketball program and the loss of · 1wo scholarships. The long-awaited NCAA sanelions were less than the minimum for major violations because of Syracuse's cooperation in iiS probe. The university supplied the NCAA with a 1,700-page repon based on iiS own 13-month investigation. .: 'Bul for their cooperation, their penally would have been much greater " . said David Swank dean of the University of Oldahom~ Law Schopl and. chairman of the com- ' miltee. responsibility for the team was his. Syracuse could hav·e lleen Boeheim is the winningest banned from Jive television appear- coach in Syracu~e history with a 1 ances, he said record of 391-124. During his 16 Syracuse chancellor Kenneeh A. years as coach, Syracuse has been Shaw said the universitY would 10 nine slraighl NCAA rournamems aecepl the penalties. and 14 appearances overall. They. Swank said NCAA investigators were national )ll!lners-up 10 Indiana uncovered no wrongdoing that the in 1987. · ·• · ' university's own .Probe did not Syracuse is the f1tst member of detail. Among the VIOlations, which the high-profile Big East baskethall the university ~rmed "minor," it · conference 10 be sanctioned by !he was reported ·thal boos1ers gave NCAA. . players cash, free housing,. meals, · The conference's athletic direclegal advice and other benefitS; · tors will meel Oct. 6-7 at Provi. Regarding the basketball pro- dence; R.I., for their regular fall . gram, the Infractions Commmee meeting, al which time they will determined "there were repeated vote to decide whether Syracuse and conscious effons by represen- can participate in 1he conference tatives of the university's 'athletic pos~ tournament interests 10 gain recruiting and "It is my personal position thai comP-etilive advantages for the Syracuse should be allowed·to parmen s basketl!all program." ticip81e;" commiss\one,r Mike As a result, Syracuse loses a Tranghese satd, refernng to the sc~olarship in .1993-94 _and 1994- . ·1993 Big East'tourname~t. Syra95. · .. . · . · ~use wo~ the 10urnamen1m 1981, In ~1Uon, the. NCAA banned 88 and 92. . . the mens basketball coaches:from The NCAA also found vtola· off-campus recruiting from Jan. I· tions in the women's basketball , June 30, 1993. For the re~t of ll!e foolball, lacrosse and wrestling year, only one coac:h at a ume will programs. . beallowediO _recrwtoffcampus. . . · ~o penalues were assessed The number of expense-patd agamst f001ball and women's basvisiiS by recruiiS 10 the unive~ity . ke1ball beca~se of. the limited al~o was reduced from ~S -to mne nature -of the mfracqons by those from Nov. 13, 1992•. unbl Nov. 12, programs. . . 1993. For the followmg year, Syra· The wresUmg and lacrosse procuse will be allowed 13 recruiting grams each face a ~uction in the visiiS. number of scholarshtps awarded by Boeh.eim said although he can- the school because both pfllgrams not be held accountable !or every- . exceeded their fmancia! aid limiiS thing, he agteeli the ullimate for several years. · Is Proud to Announce the Addition of SheUy Quillen and Betty Vein Matre to .their fine.staH of stylists. ' · .Whlla They . .. •. HOURS: MON~~SAT. 9:00-5:00 EVENINI HOUU UPON ._EOUEST. !~fair .$bts. Ill East M St. .Pa•ny,OH. · 992·3233' Memorial service held for Leora Young '. A memorial service for ~ra Young was held during lhe September meeting of the Racine American Legion AuxiliarY Unit ' No. 602. Mrs. Young was a past presidenl and had been installed as the president for !Jtis year. Louise Stewarl, first vice-president, and Frances Roberts, chaplain.• con· dueled the candle-li~ht memorial, · · During the busmess meeting, Louise Slewan will' move up to president, Martha Lou Beegle will , move 10 fitsi vice-president, and ·· ; Carrie Roush was elecled second. · . . \ • vice-~sidenL · . ;. · · ··. i . II was.reported that an auxiliary. ' . marker had been placed on the grave of Leora YQURg. · · • · · Julia Morris rej?orted that 43 · .. : ·duel had been matted to Depart· Horse Pull Area Code 304 Band Lip Sync Contest · :rrad!)r Parade Tlie.Midnight Ooggers Campfire Gathering ..· • Church Services . · r Antiq~e S.team & Gas Engine Sh~w . Quilt Show , ' . 1:00 P,:m. .·4:00p.m. · Gospel Hymn Sing 2:00 p.m. · .Horileshoe Pitching Contest 4:00 p.m. Quilt Raffle · ' . rilenL · ;' ~ . Martha LoU Beegle read !I poem about the Pledge ofAilegianee. • The ·Oi:IOber meeting will be at 0. 7 p.m. ; . · ·. · , ~-- . , Refreslimenu were served by JuliaMorrisandCanie~~..:..~ · ' . 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SUMMY IWSHILL SECTIONAL 2 PIECE lASSEn FUXSnEL Keilh and Cindy Wolfe announce the birth of a daughter, Carissa Chantel on Aug. I. She weiJ:hed eil(ht pounds and six ounces and was 21 inches long. . Maternal. grandpareliiS are Ray · Roberts and /oanne Raines. Mater· nal great-grandparents are Darrell . ,• ~oberts and David and Helen Wickline. r . Paternal grandparents are .• Hubert and Judy Wolfe. Paternal ·: great-grandparents are Gladys · Wolfe and James and Donna Gilmore. · 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.'- 4:00 p.m. ER 0 FQe Delivery Allnounce birth '. SUNDAY:, OCTOBER 4'rH . ~ The Fifth Annual Eastern lligh School craft shpw. in suppon of Ute Eastern Band, will be held Nov. 14 al the high school gymnasium llom 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. . . . Quality craftsmen from Ohio and West Virginia with crafiS such as quilts, baskets, rugs and dolls will be presenl. .There also will be food and entertainment. Furlher inform ation may be obtained by calling 985-4231. . CARISSA WOLFE Horse Pull Weigh In . qa«erg . Attending were Cec~lia Mitch, . Cruirldene Hanning, Jane Walton, Mina Swisher, Joan Mescher, Marge Reuter, Scouie Hayes, Doris Grueser, Margaret Andrews, Helen Bodimer, lletty Nonon, Hauie Fischer, Joan Corder, Eva Dessaur, Lula Mae Quivey, Rose Sisson, Lillie Hubbard, .Mildred Arnold , Ruth Ebersbach, Beuy Gilkey, Beulah McCommas, Marvene come. . SUNDAY ONLY Gas Engine Show 12:30p.m. 1:00.3:00 p.m. 3:00p.m. 4:00p.m. 6:0o-p.m . , . 8:00 p,m, Lowery, Marcella Dur~t. Doris c8rder, Dorothy Davis, Clara Dorst and visito(s, Barbara McDaniel, Dorothy Hendricks and Ella Ford. · wood ralla breakdown to 2'twln bade. • 10:30 a.m . . GUS PPREC lho1~HI'ul . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3Ro (jai{ery !Jlair 5rrts The Mei11s ·county · widows Sup(l,Ql't (Jro_up recenliy mel at Dale's liKialliPoiiS («it lunch. · The next me¢ng will be Oc~ 9 at IIOQil ll the Church of Christ in Middlepon. AJI widows are wei· - - - - - . . . . , ; - - - - -.lrTAiitCADVANTAGE .c ·<'• '·' '·•'.; BUNK BEDS . Emollre ""'rnltu'"" baa arranged lor financing. Buy • BOTHDAYS ·· • ANTIQUE STEAM & GAS ENGINE SHOW •QUILTSHOW . , •APPLE CIDER, APPLE BUTTER & MOLASSES DEMONSTRATIONS An~ique Sttam & . BONNIE QUIVEY SUNDAY, OCT. 4th, 1992. . WEST VIRGINIA STATE FARM MUSEUM -COUNTRY FESTIVAL -OCTOBER 3Ro A.ND 4TH 8:00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. ·of Ohio TOPS Club No. 570. Bernice Durst was best KOPS loser and Pearl Knapp was runner-up. Judy Wolfe won the fruit basket and Juanita Humphreys won the gadget gift. Two new. members were welcomed. . . There will be a guest speaker • Kaihy McDaniels • on Dec. 11 . Beth Amoriya will speak Tuesday. Linnic Aleshire, ·Calista Searls, Peggy Vining and Nailcy Manley sang songs they lcamtd frpni the worlcshop. . . · Ideas from the worksl!op were discussed. - QUALITY FURNitURE IN TilE FOR THE HOLIDAYS · hope 10 hold off the talented (on STILL IN CONTROL - Detroit's Martin Lapointe (right) keeps control or the puck in spite or the stick-booking defense offered by the Widow's support group meets .EMPIRE FURNITURE'S paper) Nordiques. The question in ·Quebec is do goalkeeper Ron Hextall, defense-. men Kerry Huffman and. Steve Duchesne, and forwards Mike Ricci and Steve Forsberg, all obiained for Lindros. mean founh place? Mats Sundin and Owen Nolan are Nords who can score. Can Hextall keep the score down? Ottawa. which won nine Stanley Cups in pre-hisiOry, goes 10 war with a new franchise and the high· ly-talenled S;ylvain Turgeon, the best player left open in the NHL expansion drafl. They could be lucky 10 win I 0 games. · Last season's results in the Adams Div.ision: I. Montreal, 93 poiniS (Sth in. the NHL). 2. Bos10n. 84 poiniS (9th in the NHL). 3. Buffalo, 74 points (17th in the NHL). 4. Hartford, 65 points (2<)th in the NlU.). S. Quebec, 52 pomts (21st . the lD , NHL)' . I . . ""' (C)1992 NEWSPAPER ENTERP.RISE ASSN. ·Ma(son captures weekly TOPS honor ·. Sharon Matson was the best · weeklr loser ll tue.day's meeting Bonnie Sue Quivey, Pomeroy, couldn't win! has had original poetry published As I Slood there holding your in The Best Poems of 1he 90's, a motionless hand with tears running · treaSUry of IOdaJ:s poetry compiled · down my cheek, by The National Library of Poetry. I prayed God to give you ·life · . The poel!l is entilled "Colle and let you speak! Blue • ICU 1n Heaven Someday" My heart, body and soul, still ancl the main subjec1 is the death of overflowing wilh pain. herfather. . But I know that in Heaven · . Quivey has been writipg for above, with God and his angels · . ' . three years and her favorite sub- you do reign! (In '· m~mory of my fat her jects and ideas are u:ue inner. feelWilb\tr S. Smith, 1914-1990) Bon: mgs and humorous poetry. • ' • Mrs. Quivey,'age 28, is the nie Sue Quivey. ~ of tile lal\1 Wilbur S. and 'Mary 'F: Smilh. She is mamed to · J~h C. Quivey, Jr., Pomeroy, and they have one son, Jason Gene CUSTOMER Quivey. She attended Meigs High · School, Hocking College and NOTIFICATION · Vocational Fire School. She enjoys writing, art, .~rafts, wood working % MILLION DOLLAR and fishing. Other publications are, INVENTORY OFFERED .1990 • Baby Dink. Windows of the world. Vol. . 2; 1991 • The .. Unknown, Treasu.red Poems of ;,nierica Summer 1991. Her fu1ure· goal is to become a publi shed author of childi'ens' shon.stories as . wei) as other types of books. ·Here is her poem: Code Blue -ICU In Heaven Someday As I stood beside your bed in Inlellsive Care, . I softly caressed your peach col· ored skin and shiny silver hair; Your took hold my hand wilh both of yours and held It so tight · You said, "Bonnie, I'm not going to leave here alive; I got saved last night!" · ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.;;S:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!I For this I truly~ow, for when you spoke, your skin colored and your eyes did glow! But my heart filled with enormous pain as my eyes filled with tears. . . I knew il was time 10 face all my deathly fears! · lt took all my strength not to let you see me'cry, : . For I didn 'I wanl you, nol I, to believe you were going 10 die! But only .three hours later, my fears came alive when the Doctor said, "Let's call it at (PM) 2:451" I was standing in the hall when · a nurse opened your door. . She said thai you stoppecl ·· breathing and yoitr htlarl ·beats no morel ' ALL r saw a Doc10r pumping drasti • cally on your chest QUALITY I knew then thai beside mom FURNITURE you were going 10 rest! As I neared you, I saw your airON SALE way tube still in. , • You foughl against death, bm The sires: Indianapolis; MilwauAriz.; Miami; OkJa. homa Cily; Dallas; Birmingham , Ala.; SacranieniO, Calif:; Atlanta; Cinc:innati; Cleveland; and Providcnce, RJ.; and Sl!k"'IOn, Hamilton and Halifax, in Canada. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN: . kee~Phoenix. ·Boston pushing -for Adams Division ~ title with .new center, fiye Olympians By NORMAN MacLEAN The scramble in ~e NHL.' s Adams Division goes on. Every team was active in the off-season, looking for the edge in a division so finely balanced thai one player or one key injury could upsel the entire bunch. Now the expansion Ottawa Sen· ators are joining the fray. The BosiOD Bruins hirecl a new ' coach, former St. Louis mentor Brian Suiter. If Cam Neely returns ftom his knee and !high JH:Oblems, the B' s could win the divtsion. The Buffalo Sabres will have former New Yoric Islander Pat LaFontaine for the entire season - with a shot at 50_goals. They traded for former Chicago goalt,eeper Dominek Hasek. The Hartford 'Whalers got Sean Burke from New Jersey to solidify' their already solid netminding. The Quebec Nordiques pitked up almost an !littire team in the swap of unhappy Eric Lindros w The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 . 58·••• SPRING AIR MAUVE JUMBO STARTING ., " -$ ~ . 99 b~~ sg:~:Y FLEISTEEL ROCKER RECLINER S118811 IUIDIYDILY •san· ALL LAMPS ~OFF $29.95 FLEXSTEEL ROCKER RECLINER 2Colo1'8 '· . $344 44 SUNDAY ONLY • . . AT LEAST ONE OF EACH ITEM LISTED. ~. All Back Supporters · . On Sale ; SUNDAY ONLY . . . BIG MANIS. 199:1..~1 ' & ' · .l.t 2 t~tul A. ••. P~orie •.t6.·1•0S . Gollipolla .. ..; • . 'f ' • �' ' • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 8 The Dally Sentinel Page - FRIDAY REEDSVILLE - Revival, through Sunday , Fellowship · Church of the Nazarene, across fronl Forked swe Part, 1 p.m. nightly with Dr. J. Wilmer J,.a~ ­ bcrt. Nursery available. Fellowship nightly. Run RetmhmeniS served thro!lp game period. Other events mclude games, a country store, din JTI>:es, fish pond, outside games until darlt. The pub\k is invited. RUTLAND - Gospel benefit sing for Gregory Satterfield fatnily at Rutland Church of God, Satur· LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full day, 6 p.m. Children of God, God's Gospel Church i~ Long B.ouoni LiUle Lambs,-Redeemer's Quartet, will have preachiJW and smgmg Partakers, Alice Chapman and BarFriday at 7 p.m. with Pastor Steve bara Pratt will perform. Danny Reed and local singing lalent. Pub- · Hood is emcee. Pastor John Corcolie invi\C(l. Fellowship follows. ran invites the public. · '·; f0jiNi P'OMEROY • Rock Springs . RIP,LEY, W.VA .- Liberty United Women will hold · -"=~ willl¢o,rin frida>: a bake Methodist sak Safurday at Big Wheel ill Rip!ey; w.va. atiO a.m. POINT PLEASANT, W.VA, SALEM CENTER - Star Liberty Moun~ will perform ·Grange and Star Junior Grange will Saturday at the senior ·Citizens cenmeet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the tetin'Point Pleasant, W.Va. grange hall. Fourth degree obligaMIDDLEPORT • Heath United tion will be given on candidates Methodist Church. fall rummage presenL Poi)uck supper follows, sale Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spon· RUTLAND • bance, Rutland sored by Eleanor Circle. . American Legion !:fall, Saturday, 8 .TUPPERS PLAINS • Dance, p.m, to midnighL Mus~ by White's Friday, 8-II :30 p.m., sponsored by Hill Band. Public invited. ' • I" -- Tupl?ers Pl~ins VFW Post and HENDERSON, W.VA.· The Auxiliary. Music by Smokey Gallia 'Twirlers Western Square Mountsin Driftets. Public invited.. Dance Club will hold a dance SatCOOLVILLE - Weekend urday from 8-11 p.m. at the Henrevival, Friday and Saturday, derson Community Center in HenCarthage Community Church, derson, W.Va. Tom Doe will be the Route 50, Cool ville, with Rev. caller. · Charles Buck. Rev. Billy C. MurPOMEROY - Belles and Beaus phy,~; invites the public. Western Square Dance Club will RACINE - Special meeting, sl'?nsor ali open dance·at the senior Racine Village Council, Friday, 7 c1tizens center in Pomeroy on Satp.m., .Sl8l Mill Pule, Ill JliiSS appro- urday from 8-11 p,m, Di~k MackpriatiOn measure and condilct COiil- . ey, Wooster, will be the caller. Refreshments will be sezyed, Pubpactor business. lic invited. · SATURDAY BASHAN -Racine Volunteer RACINE - Southern Junior Fire Department will begin gun High School Boosters will hold a shoots Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the rummage and bake sale· at the building in Bashan. school Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SUNDAY POMEROY - Revival, Pomeroy P.OMEROY - Salisbury Fall Church of Christ, Sunday through Fesli,val, Saturday. Kitchen opens Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Sunday. 7 S p.m .• games at 6:30 p.m. Over Dean Scott, evangep.m. nightly. ~ Pfizes. There ~I! be a mystery . Jist. Andrew Miles, minister, ate, general store, sweet sh9p invites the public. and cakl! walk. Admission is 25 ceniS. Entertainment by April Hudson's Ruffles and Flourishes ' Twirling Group. Craft 'tables available filr SS by calling Coleen Wha· ley at 992-5142 or Janet Peavley at 992"2077. ' '·· . Community calendar . oo. RACINE - Bike-a-th,;m, Saturday .in Racine, 9 ~.m. to 3 p.m. by iJat,,. ~udfs Childrens' Reseuch ~Oip.ital. CaQ. Beve~ly Moo~e at 949-2542 for sponsor 1nformauon. SYRACUSE - Suaon Township Tmstecs. Monday, 7:30p.m., SyraC!JSC Muilicipal Building. •, RACINE ·· " 'Descendants of field, evangelist. Sei'Yices ue 7 Edwud and Alina Dill will their p.rn. nightly and 10:30 a.m. and family reunion Sundjly at 12:30 6:30p.m. Surlday. p.m. at Stat Mill Pule in Racine. ANTIQUITY - f'leacendlnll of . · Brinj a covled dish and table saMONDAY the late H.A. Fred: Hayman and vice. • - CHESTER - Chcstl:r PTO, open Gamet F. Polk Hayman, reunion, house at the schoOl, Monday, 6:30 suilllly, at the borne cf c. E.· Hay. POMEROY - Meigs County p.m. Mecli!lg will follow at 7 p.m. man, Sr., Antiquity, 10 LID. Dinner ' Coopetalivc Parish, Gifts and Per- Child care will be provided. All at noon afternOOn baHJ!IIme. All sonality WOibhop. Stlllday, 2-S:30 • percniS welcome. ' . relatives' and friends invited. p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church . Rev. Lynette POMEROY - Be11inning and SYRACUSE • Second annual Arthur will conduct the workshop. intermediate cloggmg classes. · "p.1ancake brunch sponsored by Public invited. Call Rev. Sharon Pomeroy Village Hall, 6 Meigs Association for Retatded Hausman, ?8S-4312, for informa- Mooday, p.m. Call 992-3578 or ~9-2917 Citizens, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tion. ' for information. • S at C8lletorl School in ~use. RUTLAND • Rullarld Church of RACINE - Racine Village . RACINE • ·childrQn at Risk, the Nazarene will be in revival Council, Mon4ay, 7 p.m., SJar Mill The Battle for the Hearts and through Sunday with Dave Can- Park, ' ' ' ' ~ Minds or our Kids, will be presented Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Racine F'I(St Baptist (:burch. , • -·.·' CARPENTER · - Columbla Township Trus~ees, Monday, 1:30 p.m., foe station in C8lpenta'. ..........., a.r.- of Cllrllt ' 212 W. Main SL PutOr: Andrew Miles Suoday Sohool· 9•30 am. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. WedneldayServiceo -7 p.m. PAGE VILLE · Sclpio Township TruSiees, Monday, 6:30 p.ro., Pageville Town Hall. I Assembly of God pro......,• To•*•· Oolober 20, 1112, unlll 3:30 P.IL lor - (2) aurplua bulkllno loce.... Ill 1855 Fountain ...... (lro nd colu•ua, Cillo 43224 "*"> · Sunday .school - 9:45a.m. • Wonhip - II a.m. ancl7 p.m. Wednesday Service -7 pm. Win ..... ........... In·- - . The United Stat•• of Surface Mining · •nd Enforcement Ia aupplylng 100% of the lor thlo projaoL The •U-te for - project .. dat.rrin,.t by the Dlvllllon ol Raclam• liOn Ia S57S,23UO, A prH>Id m•tlno wll be run• held on .Ttmqt·y, October 20, 111112 •t1t:DO ~II the of Natur•l Raeourcaa, Dlvlalon of Raclllll•tlon, 1111 Fount•tn Squ•ra, Bu,llcllng H, .Col..tlua, Ohio 43224. No bl ~~rr• may wilh- dr• hla bid within alx!Y (80) •yo 1flar Ill• actual ..... of the opening tharool. The Dlr•tor ol N•turiol Aeaouro•• r•••rvee lhe right to reject any or all bl.cla, or to accept the bid on.. which ambracla auch oomCopiM of the p i - • .,. blnltlon 11ternata proclllc•Uona, and propoa•l POllia • may promote the forma will b• · lorw•rdad ta.tln-tor the . . . . from the Dlvlalon of .U providod In Baellon Raclemallon, Dep.-t of 123,111 ol the Ohio ReVIood Natural R..ourcM, upon Code 1nd ~NIIr~ receipt of • check In the Rul• 123:2-1&-02 of the emount of S31.DO made pay· O.per1menl of Adrninlalr• 1bla to the Daplrtm.anl of live Sarvlcae, the CON· Naturll R-urc... TheM TRACTOR ahlll m• avery may ,.,tao lla purohliMd with effort to enaur• that carcaoh In the exact amount llllad minority lluoln••• P'lna 1nd apaolllcallona aubconlractoro.and mlt.r· beCome the ol the l•lmen p•rtlclpata ·In the proapectlva and no conlnlcL 1he tolol vllue of ralundo will be made. aubconlracta ewarcled to Addlllonll Information may end and aorvlc• be obtained from the purchaaod .fro• minority Dlvlolon of R•larnallon, buolnMoM ahall lla .. ul Dep1rtrnanl of Natural lorth In 1M apaol~. R-uroae, 115& Founloln Conlnlcloro ....,Iring •· Squilre,, Building H, •alatanca In MCUrlng blda · Columllua, Ohio 43224 (Tol- !tom Carllflad IIBE aub· ,apll- Hum.., (814) 215(Conlnuod an hga 10) 101jl). • ,. " '' _. r:=r •-Ill• .•'. • •• • , 1 ~ppose· 'gag rule' ' CINClNNAlT(AP) -Planned . . Plirenthood Association of Cincin- <~ · nati Inc. said it will reject federal ~ Imoney rather th311 comply with a ( new law forbidding federally funded clin1cs to counsel patielits on loili;h,rtion. . r.,.~.-:-The "gag rule" went inlll effect Ltt Thursday, but il w&S unclear how long it would' last.' The Senate voted to override a presidential veto on the issue and a federal judge was COnsidering ordering the government to halt enforcemenL Planned Parenthood said the rule breaks uust with patients, who should be able to trust clinic medical personnel to provide all avail' WINNER • Veter1111s Memorial Hospital A~mlnlstrator ~It able information. ·The clinic's serLucas presents· a $50 award to Mary Ann WJigner, pharmacist, vices include. abonions and fainily who was sel$:ted top wlnaer in tile bospltal's- "I Done Good" proplanning counseling. gram for the past tllrec months. · \ ( ATTENTI CANDIDATES CHESTER CHURCH .OF T._E NAZARE IE ·, .WILL BE HAVING ASPECIAL SINGING .. -- ,SUNDAY ' . OCT. 4TH AT 6 ..... I r r.. k•••• sl•1•rsl• .... area, COiiUD COOl & ··. . . ' R)'lll, Carol Adl!nl. ~Weaver, . DOrillhle, Bobbie Huffman, DW. &JOIIOI, Christina McGuire, Eliza· belli Smith, Rae Owiazdowsky, Ran Vua, Isebellc-Coucb. Tercaa Wi110n Marty Meadows, Betty · .~~ Clrol1beils, Ella Jane .·I !\ Jllli:e.BviiiS; TCII')' Laudcrmilt. l: '<Selma· ~all, Oeorae Hoffman, , Ca1a ~. Lorline I ·' I . ' l' ' , . I ·' ' Vt!IID)'; Well . ' ' . - •' ' . .THE CALVARY ECHOES Fr011 a.leston, w~. Ya. wlh featwed. · · 'Everyo~ WelCome/ ."' '4 .. • The Daily Sen~i~el WiU Publish A Special Supplement recognizes 55 individuals · at ·Veterans Memorial Memorial Spaun, Linda Jones, Debbie Fin• law, Angie Roush, Tina McGra~. · Kim Foll:rod, Margaret ,Com, Helen Corsi, Don Beegle, Ralph Fisher, Edna Triplett, Vinas Lee and Bllbara Fry. • RuUood Flnllapllol Church Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Wonbip- 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy Filii S.pllol . EutMaiaSt. Paotor: Dr. Lee Morris Sunday School ·- 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Ftrst South..,. a.e1111 41872 Pomeroy Pike PuWr. E. Lomar O'Brymt Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wollhip : I0:45 ,a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneiday-Servu:e•· 7:30p.m. Middleport First S.pdlt Comer Sixth &: Pilrner · Pastor. Rev. Jameo A. ~don Sunday School· 9:15a.m. Wonbip • 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Servl.., - 7 p.m. Rodfte Flnl Bapllll Putor: SteYe Deaver Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. SUYOr Run Baplllt Putor. Bill LiUie Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip • It a.m., 7:30 g.m· Wednesday Services· 7:3 !'.m. MI. .Unl.., Boplilt Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Evcnina ·6:30pm. Wednesday Service• · 6:30p.m. Belhleloeni S.pllol Putor: ~. Earl Sh~ Sunday School'. 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m.. Thunday Services - 7:30 p.m. Old Belhe Free Wllllapllll Church 28601 St Rt. 7, Middleport ' Sunday School- 10 a.m. Eveninl • 7:30p.m. Thonday·Service~ · 7:30p.m. Hllllkla Bopllll Church SLRLI43JUIIOIIRL 7 Pastor: Rev. Jamei R. """"· Sr. Stnt":-7 School· 10 a.m. Wonhip -II a.m., lip.m. Wednesday Sesvicoa • 7 p.m . Hope Boplliie~ 570 Gr•u St., Ml Pastor: David Bryari. r, Sunday School· 10 a.m. wm;:u~- 11 a.m., 7 p.DL Wedn y Servl"" • 7 p.m. VldorJ lapdll 525 N. 2rtd St, Middleport Pas\Or: llllleJ H. Keesee Lm., p.m. Wedn Services· 7 p.m. Folth Bopllll Church Raihold St, M""' Sunday .School- 10 a.m. Wonhip- It a.m., 6 p.m. Wednelday Services • 7 p.m: FomtRunlaptbt ~tor: Arius lturt Sunday School . 10 '"1'· ' Wonhip • It a.m. • W"':!".&; )0 Progr~m ,Fifty-five employees and volun- Laura· HarrisOn, Julia Qualls, Barb tceis of Veterans Memorial Hospi- Gilland. Janice Fetty. Chuck tal qualified in the "'I Done Good at Adkins, Carol Clelland, Sherrie VMH" recognition program during Roush, Tanya Holra-, Leanne F'ISb· the months of July, August and · er, Karen Roush, Sharon Pratt,. Septtmber. .· Sherry Wilcox, 'tami Sf)cciS, Ruth · Purpose of the program is lP tecognize empl~ye.es fo~ extra effort m Juesllpauent relauons or - .to~ !hem for ''l',l exlrw,udinarily Jood job 011 a proJCCt. . · Those ~ualifying arc presented 11adges Jeading: "I Done Good At . VMH" which they.weat during the . three moinh pcri<Jd. At the end of Oac:h three months, an.employee from the grou)l is selected thro!lgh Joaay to RJCCIYC a $.50 prize. Winner of the $50 Prize for the three l-t11011tb period was M8ly Ann Wag.JrtS, pharmacist. . . O'mer employees recognized ~ur:2 1he t~ree mo11th period UM;l Guy Smith, ~na Davis, · · Jthonda Dailey, DoriJ Woody.-d, · Clrll Bell, Robin Haliing, Linda .. I 11 7 ML Morloh Bmllll Fowth It Main St, Mid41cport Putor. Rev. Gilben Coma, Jr. Smday School ·-9:30 a.m. Wonhip - I0:45 a.m. AnUqultylapllst Pastor. Kenneth Smith Swtday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - I 0:4S a.m . Thunday s.rpceo - 7:30 p.m. · RuU.nd Free Will Bapllll Salem St. PutOC Rev. Paul Taylor Sunc4y S~hool · tO a.m. Bvenina - 7 p.m. . Wednesday Serviceo • 7 p.m. AJit Freewill Bapllsl ~ Pine Grou Bible Hollnea Church . lfl mile dl Rt 325 Pastor. Rc:v. O'Dell Manley · Putor: Jock Colel"'"'e DECISION 92" Zion Church or Chrlsl Pcmeroy, Harrisonville RcL (Rt. 143) Putor: lnlenm pastor Hysell Run Hotlneso Church Putor. Robert M,.Uey Swoday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thur1day Service· 7:30 p:m. S101d,ay School· 9:30a.m. Wonltip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m• Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. BracllllfJ Chun:h ol Chrlll PuWr.·Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Harrisonville Holiness Chapter Pastor: ReV. John Neville Sunday School 10 Lm, Wonhip-11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Tappen Plalout Cburdl of Christ '' W~nesday Plllor: Raben Footer Sunday School- 9 a.m. Wcnltip - 9:4S a.m•• 6:30p.m. R0011antzed Church or J - Christ tn Latter ba1 Salnll · · Ponland-Racine )l.d. . Putor: Willi1111 Roush Dexl<r Church or Chrlol Paaor: Chris Stewart S111day School • 9:30 a.m. ' Wollhip- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services • 7 P~· RuU.nd Church of Christ Putor. Eua.cne E. Underwood Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. · Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. sc. Jottn i.O.t;;;;;;c..,<il Pine GIVYC Paotor.,Laura A. Lt:ach Slueflh:r Wonhip - 9:30a.m. , Sunday Scliool- 10:30 ILJII, Muon Churdl ol Christ MillcrSL,Muca, W.Va. Sundar School · 10 o.m. Worship -l)ILJII,, 7 p.m. Wedneld.ly Services- 7 p.m. Our Sa•lour Lutheran Cllurch Walnut and Henry SU., Rai!atowood, W.Va.' Co-paston: Rcva. Richard &: Patricia Bondo-KnJa Bradford Chun:h of Christ St RL 124 &: Co. Rd. S Pastor: Derek Stump Simday School : 9:30a.m. Wonhip- IO::!Kl .a.m., 7:30 p.tn. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Sunday Sd>ool • 9:30a.m. • Wonhip • II a.m. . ' Suc:a~~ Road Church of Cllrlst Putor: Joseph B. Hookino · Sunday Sohool - 9 a.m. Wonhip • tO a.m., 7 p.m. . Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. SL Poul Lullleran Cb.-cll Comer Sycamore&. Second SL , Panieroy . Pastor. Laun A. Lt:ach Slmffler Suudoy School • 9,4, a.m. Wonbip • IIILIII. Un1ted Method1st Grahom United MdbWonhip- 9:30a.m. (ht & 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3rd &: 4th Stm) · Wednesday SeJVice- 7:30p.m. Ubtrly Cbrlollau Church Dater Putor. Woo4y Call Sunday School· 10 a.m. . Rvenin1 . 7 p.m. wldnal!ay Serviee - 7 p.m. ~ '•• MI. 011.. United Mllloodlll 011124 behind WilkeJville P•ator: O.arlea Jones Sunday School· 9:30 un. LanJII'\'U!e christian Cllurcb Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Wonhip-10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Servicei - 7 p.m. .Hemlock Grove Church Pallor: Charles Domiaan Sunday school • 10:30 a.m. Wonhip ·9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Sharm Hausman Melp Coop,..ad•e Parlstl • NorlheutCIAifnd Sunday School-9:30am. Wonhip -II a.m., 6:30p.m. ReedJ•IIIe Church or Christ Putor. l'hilip Swnn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Service: I 0:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wedneoday, 6:30p.m. Cllesler Pastor. Sh•ron Hau1man Wollhip - 9 a.m. Sunday School • I0 ILIII. Thunday Service• • 7 p.m. Joppa PaslOr: Brenda Weber · Wonhip -9:30a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Chnstian Union Hobocin Church of Cllrlsl tn Christian Union Pao.O.: Theron Durham SIDtday School' · 9:30 a.m. . Evening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Lon1...._ Pastor. Rev. Seldon lohn1011 Sunday School • 9:30 ..... . Wonhip - 10.30 un. Wednesday Serviceo- 7:30p.m. Hartford Church or Christ In ··Christian llnloh Hanford, W.Va. Pastor: Rev. David McManis Sunday School · ~.m. · Worship -9:30 ~m. :30 p.m. Wednesday Servlcea 7:30p.m. Re<dlvllte Pastor. Rev. St:ldon John1011 "" Wonhip ·9:30am. Sunday Scliool - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Seoviceo -7:30p.m. Church of God ML Mwh Chun:h of God Rocino Tuppen Plaln1 St. Paul Pastor: Sha~ Haum1.1n - Sunday School - 9 Lm. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Tuesday Servi..,. - 7:30.p.m. . Putor: Rev. James Saucrfield SIDldaySchool - 9:4S a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. _Wedne~dl)' Services . . Central Cluller Albury {SJracUoe) Puton Deroo Newmm Sunday Sd>ool • 9:4S a.m. · Wonllip- .II a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. • 7 p.m. RuU.nd Church or God ·Pasta': John F. Corcoran Sunday School - I0 a.m. Wonhiy- 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ~"" Putor: Keith·Rade! . 10 t.m. Won!tip ·· II a.m., 6p.m. Thunday -7 ~School- .u,~\;l O••UI -. .(B...,r., ~. ' ' Q\\iff \ : ·. · ~ .\ MEIGS nRE ~ I CENTER, INC. I} , John F . Ftill,l, Mgt . . 'I , · Ph. n2-2101 . . · . pom~rov . ·... 93 Mill ltrMt.._) Mldclaport. Ohio 41710 111141 992,111117 - CIIII·OOKSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • BIBLES Part C1aope1 Putor. P1otomcO Smilb Sunday Sc:bool - 9 a.m. . Wonhip - IOa.m. ·~ysmooi · 9UIL Wcnbjp ·10 llJIL,7 p.m. Wednetdoy Servlao - 7 p.m. Carlilelllata t .........i:Jrace) ' Putor: lltmlue. Kce S101day School - 9: IS un. Wonhip • ID-.30 a.m., 6p.m. WedneodiyServic:es. 7:30p.m. . lodtSprlnp Putor.Keilh Rader s..,c~ay School- 9:1S un. V/onhip • 10 am, Wednesday Servicea - 6 p.m. Rulland Pastor: Anhur Crahtmi: Sunday School - 9:30 u ru Wonhip • !0•30 a.m. Thunday Services • 7 p.m. Salem c ...ter Pastor. Roo F~erce Sunday School - 9: I' a.m. Wonhip • IO:tS a.m. J Snowville PUIOr. floftllce Smith Sunday School-tiO a.m. Wonhip · 9un. . Bethany Pu tor. KcnnelhtBaker S101day School- 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Wedne1day Services · 10 a.m. Connd Putor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:45 a.m. (2nd&: 4th Sun) Paotor: Glendon stioud Sunday School · 9:30 o,m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Other Churches . EndUme.I;IOUie or Pnyer (Ill Burliqham d!un:h oil Route 33) · Putor: Robeit Vanc:e · · SlDldl)' wonhip • 10 a.m. Wedn"!day service-6:30p.m. lead•" Cll..cll KirwbarYIIAiod . Paotor: aYde W.!-ICII Sunclay'Scilool -9:30a.m. • Rvonin&·7p.m. Wedneoday Service - 7 p.m. Freid- GGaptiBald Knob,"" Co. R4 31 p.-, Rev. Roicr WDtford Sunday SohooJ. 9:30a.m. Wqnhip-10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wemeodly Service - 7 p.m. New Have~~ Cburch of the Nazarene • Wltl.,'• c~~~po~ w~.. Coolvillo:Rilad P_, .Rev, PllillipR-~ S.....y School ·9:30a.m. Wanhip • 10:30 Lll1· . Wednesday Service: 7 p.m. Falntew Bible Clnordo Letan, W.Va. RL I Putor: Jonte~ Lowil TrlniiJ'Cort&regatlonol Church Paotor. Rev. Roland Wildman Oni'rch • 9:1S 1.m. Worship · 10:30 a:m. Sunday School· II a.m. Wonhip- 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnaday s.mcc- 7:30p.m. The Salvallon Anny llS Buocmut Ave.• Pomeroy. Sunday School - t0:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. PaiU>r! !t.v. Blodtwood Sunday Sohool • 9:30 LID. Worship !0:30a.m., 7:30p.lll. Wedncoday Service · 7:30p.m. Mlcldteport Comm•nlly Church 57S Purl St , .Middlepon Pastor. Sam Andenon Sooday School 10 a.m. Evenin&- 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. s ptrttuot FaiUt et...rdt State 331, Anliquily Folth Tabernocle Church ' Ba~y Run Road Pastor: Rev. Bmmeu Rawaon Suuday School • I0:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thunay Service - 7 p.m. Cat•ory Blblt Cll•rdt Pooieroy Pike, Co.'Rd. PaMr.A. Stewut Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. Bvenin& • 7:30 p.m. \ Thunday Servioe · 7:30p.m. • Cai•UJ Pll&flta Clutptl HuriJonvillollilad Putor: Rev. Via« Roush Sunday School9:30 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday Service· 7:30p.m. SyrlcuseMialoo 1411 BridgemanSt,Syncutt Pastor. Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenin& • 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Sttnrmlt want ofFoltio Putor. David Dailey Momtnastar Putor: Kenneth Baker Swtday School - 9:4S a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Thunday Services • 7:30 p.m. Sullolt • Putor. Ktmneth Baker SlDlday School • 9•30 om. Wonhip - 10:45 o.m. (lot&: 3rd Sun) Sunday School - 9•30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m:,7:30p.m. ReJoldn1 Life CII500N.2ndAw.,Middlepotl Putor. Rev. Midooot P..,.;a Sunday School- 10 ..... Wednaday SeMcoo - 7 p.~~t. EutUillrt Pa1tor: Roger Grace Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. DJenllte C<mmunltJ Church Sunday School · 9:39am. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Pentecostal -A-biJ Racine Pastor: Ro&er Grde Sunday School - tO a.m. • Wonhip -'II a.m. s...c~ay School9:30 a.m. Evmina·7p.m. · Thunday Service - 7:30p.m. Houl Community Church OffRL 124 Putor: Edsel Han ·St. RL 124, R,ocino . PallOr: Williom Hobtct Sunday Scbool • 10 o.m. R•mina · 7 p.m. · Wednaday Servit:OJ • 7 p.m. Christian FelloWship Cenler Solem SL, Rutland Pastor. Roben E. Muaar:r Sunday Sehool • 10 a.m: Laurel Cliff Free Melhodlol Church . Pastor: Peter Trcmb!.y St01day School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedn..day Services -7 p.m. Rultutd Bible Melhodlst Pastor: Re-v. lvm Myen Stntdly School -9:30 am. Evenina - 7 p.m. Wedne1day Ser-vice• • 7 p.m. Wonhip - ll:lS a.m.·, 7 p.m. Wemeoday Servi<Z - 7 p.m. Mtddlepart ~1-ol Third Ave. Putor. Rev. Cutt Baker Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. Mone Chapel Chun:h Supt.: Mike MallOn Sunday school · tO a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnwlay SeMoe - 7 p.m. livmin&. 6 p.m. w. ' ' . . s.m... 7:30 . Prcsbytcrldll • . Faith Goopel Church Sunda~~o • •m. CoolvUie Unlled Methodist Porlsh Pallor. Helen Kline Cool\'ltle Church ·Main&: Filth St. Sunday School - tO i.m . Wonhil:' • 9a.m. Tuesday SeMoeo • 7 p.m. Deibel Cbu'l'h Township Rd •• 468C Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worihip - 10 LJ!l, Wednesday Services- tO a.m. Hocklnrport Church Grand Su.et Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday Ser-vices.· 8 p.m. Wonhip - !0:45a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdoy 7:30p.m. ML,Oiln Communlly Chureh Pa.stor: Lawrenco Bu1h · Sunday School • 9~0 a.m. ' EvCning • 7 p.m. Wedneday SeN.ice • 7 p.m. United Faith Church . Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By: Pall Pastor. Rc•. Roben E. Smith, Sr. Radlo•l'lni !ltur<~t _.r .... No;;; IIIOilltul,. a-. D Sunday School· 9:30 ILIII. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedneodoy Services - 7 p.m. " Middleport_,_ · Sunday Sd>ool - 9 a.m. Wonhip -10 a.m., 4 p.m. {2nd'&: 411! Sun.) S7racu10 Flnt Ualloll Prolbfllrlu Sunday Scbool- 10 ...... Wonhip - II a.m., 4 p.m. (I• A 3td Sun.) Seventh-Oily Advcnt•st Sunday School · 9:30am. Wonhip - I 0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Service· 7 p~ m. Ecclesla Fell..,lhlp 1211 Mill SL, Middleport Pall«: O.udt Mcl'hcnon Sunday School • to a.m. Evcnina • 7 p.m. WCdnesday Service · 7 p.m • Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 - 9:30a.m. Umted Brethren MI. a-.. United l!rllllr.., In Cllrtol Cllurdt Texu Comnnmily off CR 12 Pastor.~ Sanden Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • t0:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednaday S.m- -7:30p.m. Full G<llpel I J P I 33045 lli4nd Rood,l'umen>y · Putor. Roy Htmter Sunday School · 10 a.m. BveiUn1 7:30p.m. Tuesday & Thursday· 7:30p.m. Edell Uolled Jlr«!!reolo ·chrilt 2 Ill miles north of Reodoville Oil Stale-. 124 . Putor. Rev, R~ Mukley N-SeldrteiCSunilay Wonhip ·2:30p.m.; Thunday ocrvic:ea . 7:30p.m. Middleport Church oflhe Nuorene PallOr! Rev. Uoyd D. Grinun,lr. ·sunday School · 9:30 un. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneoday S.rvicoa • 7 p.m. SundaY Schooi-IOa.m. WOIIhiP ·7:30p.m. Wednesday S'ervic:eJ - 7:30p.m. Reedsvtlte Fellowship Church of tht Nua...,e Puw: Jolin w. Douala• ' s...daySchool-9:30un. • Wonhip • UHS..m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicu ~ 7 p.m. srn-a.tll'dt of!ht N......,. ' ' Na::;~~;.;:;~vco. " 992-2975 .• POMEROY, OHI0-992·6677 FURNiTURE a HARDWARE , Homelite S<~ws •• . :PHARMACY ·lS · St. OH. RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' BILL QUICKEL 991-1311 Pomero 204 Condor ' .P. J,, PAULEY, AGENT SWISHER & UIISE Pomeroy, Sit= Paaw: nu:ei+r PorUond F1nl Church ol lite Nazarene - Putor: Willi1111 Justis Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:40 Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Putor: DeronNewman Sunday School - 9a.m. · Wonhip • 10 a.m. GRAVElY TRAUOR.· SALES I. . S.lllledNI NtwTrla . . Pomeroy Churdt oiUte N.....,. Putor: Rev. Thomu Mt:Ciuna Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Mid 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Flotwoodl .-•' 11\f . ; ' . Sunday Sd>ool- 9:30a.m. Wonhip - !0:30a.m.• 6:30p.m. Wednaday Servioeo - 7 p.m: Paotor. Rev. Glaut McMillan s...day School- 9:30 ..... Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. · Wednaday Services - 7 p.m. Putor. IWth Rader' Suoday SchOOI -.10 am. Wonbip - 9a.m., 6p.m. Tuetd•y Service• -1 pdn•. Churdt of God of Prophecy . 0.1; Wbite .Rd. elf St. RL 160 .. •' Service· 7:30p.m. Latter-Day Saints • ', Wesleyan Bible Hottn011 Church 75 Purl St, Middk:J)on. Putor: Rev. Roy Mctany. Swi!iay ICbodl • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p:m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 am· Wonhip • t0:3Q a.m., 6:30p.m. Wndneiday Suvic:eo · 6:30pm. SJracuse Chun:h or <Joel Ap)lle and Seoond SU. Piner: Rev. David RuueU Suudoy School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. R•eninc Servicot· 7 p.m. Wednooday Servic:ea - 7 p:m. 1 Call Dave or P. J. For More ·Information · 99·2·2155 Stntday School- 9:30a.m. Worship - !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. ·wednesday Service - 7:30.p.m. ' Rullllnd Churth fl the Nuarent Putor. S1muel Buyr: · Ml-llt Holiness .~ lldat Cburdt of Clu1lt Cll- Cll- or the NIZirene Po-= Rev, Herbert <lr>lt Suudoy Sd>ool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 6 p.m. WedneaciAy Servi= • 7 p.m. • Grll!f I!:IIIKoPOI Churdl 326 E. Main S'L, Pomeroy Holy Euchariot .ht & 3rd SUndays, Momina Prayer 2rtd &: 4th Sundayo Princlptt Service ond Sunday School II Lm. K"'oCllurdl ofCllrlsl . Wonbi!"9:30 a.m. Sunday Sd>ool · 10:30 a.m. FrH s~u:~·~ Ash&-. . PUlOr. Marl< Monow SIIUOtlay.Service · 7:30p.m. sbnday School · tO •.Ill· WonhiP • II a.m., Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. denoa with loatlon 1513.18 end 1513.37 of the rovlaod Room 1855 coda . . illao appllcellle to of the Fountain lhlebld. ol the Ohio at• ar• •••led 1nd of Natural •ddr•aod to: o.p.-nt ';:',:::•..:; c... 570 0.. St., Milldlepolt Paitor: Rev. DaWI Bryaa unlll Monday, November 2, Each.bid •liallla aocom1112 11 2:00 P.M. 1nd p•nlacl lly 1 BID u.-tt.r lor fur· GUARANTY, mHtlng the lhamlllorl.oloend raqulremanta of S.cllon,' ReVIaod lellor lor the 153.54 or the Ohio . . conatructlon Coda • . of: Conlractora •• advlatll PAGEVILLE s that, 1n .eceordllnca with tire REClAMATION PROJECT provl~iona of the J1nuery · MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO · 27, 1172, Exacudve Order RECLAIIAllON PROJECT by the Govornor of Ohio, and amended Executive NUMBER MG-IC-074 In •ccord11nce with the Order 14-t, .Fobruery U, 1114, aquel • employment Pl•n• •nd lie •~p~ao;lllc;•~llo:n;•; opportunity pnp11rod condlllona are of. IPpllceblalo Ha bid. Wage ... 8· '• HeoUt (Midcl.,..t) Putor: Fnnlt Smilh Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · ID-.30 un. YioclnadaY Services • 6 p.m. Ep1scopal Mlddieport Church or .C hrlll Stlund Main Pastor! Al Han.son Stmday. Scbool- 9:30a.m. Worship . 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Hope S.pdol Cllorrc!(8all...,.l - New Life Church or God ()).ester . Puton Gary Hine1 Sunday ~1 - 9:30a.m. Wonhip -6 p.m. Wedneaday Servi... . 7 p.m. .........J W-e Cbur.- ofChrllt 33226 OUidion' o Home RcL . 992-3847 . Sunda)' Sehool • II a.m. WoniUp- 10 ILJI\. 1 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. LET ART • Lelllrl Township Trustees, Monday, 7 p.m., office building. · " PUBLIC NOTICE the Sh•d• River St•ta NOTICE te ...,_., aJwn For..t, Olive Townahlp, POMEROY • Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, thllt an Oot 1tier a, 11a1aa County. " I 17th annual meeting, Sunday, 1tt12,11t . • pullllo All bide . . to be 8Ubmlt· Meigs County Museum in ••I• wll II• •t 101 forma lurnlalled by Pomeroy. Dinner at 1. p.m. pre- .Union Avenue; Po.;::~·~q::~:.::t. of. Nelur11 Ohio, to . . lor OMh no l•tar then Afle cedes the mcctin,. · moon pro- lowlna .......,., 20, 1112. The 8ta!a gram, 2 p.m. wtth John Briley, 1ti!Kit!OADEBCORT .....v•lharlght to l'lljacl manager of Campus Marlius-Ohio LX 2 any or lflltlda. River Museum Complex, Marietta. SHf For "Bid Forma" or fur·ther lnlorm1tlon, .;·:r~=:LI SOUTH · BETHEL - South Slncly Kegley, Olfloi Bethel New Testament Church, •· Eat•t• end · · LNBPMFOFYMIItl Man1111•en~ Ill the homecoming, Sunday. Meal at lllecllanlo'alpa 111· ._.,.., lolaphone . noon. Afternoon service with spe· . 1t1110MERCUfiYCOUGAR (114) 215-tl11 or Jim cial singing; Rick Eberst, Colum- SHI1MEPMI041LHI1MOO Milliron, For•l· U.naser, bus. evangelisL Public invited. With Allhll Gao II• (114) 544-3171, Monilay The Fa,..,. lllnk 1nd tlvough Friday, 1:00 ...,, to 1 4 ROCK SPRINGS . • Rock ~;;, 0~:0, ':u~;:;..lul bidder only Springs junior and senior youth. to llld •• IIIIa Mia, en4 to will be noll.llacl. The auckick-off with annual church wlthdr•w the . •bova ce..rut bidder ahould nota hayride and wiener roast, SUnday, coll•t•r•l prior ·to 01la, th1t • perform-bond Ia 6 p.m. at the church. Further, the F•,....r• Bank ,.....lr:ed to lla poalacl. The and Savina• Company ernountappwa on the "Bid SYRACUSE • Chicken barbe- ruarv• the fight to. reJect Fonn" lor eaohllullcl... any or 1U bldo aull..utt.c( (10) 2; t, 2ta . cue, Sunday, II a.m:, Synicuse Fue · .Further, the •bova Station by Ladies Auxiliary. collet.rll wiD be aold 1n the Public Notice ·Dcssrrls available. ' condlllon It I• In with no axpreaaad or Implied NOTICE OF APPOINTIENT OF FIDUCIARY HEMLOCK GROVE. Hem- warranll•~ . On Bapternbw 22, 1812, In lock Grove Christian Church, For •ora Information contact Scoa Shank, •t In- the Malgo County Probata homecoming. Sunday. 9:30.a.m., 3213. Court, No. 27511, potluck dinner 1!112:30 p.m., after- (t) 30;·(10) 1, z. 3lc W•nda 11. Alar, 738 Eut !ll•ln Street, Pomeroy, noon program at_2 p.m. with the Mala• County, Ohio, w•• Williams family singers. Public Public Notice appoint.cl -.lnlatrato< ol invited. NOncE OF SAU: · Ill• ••tate of Franklin 11. OF BURPWS BUILDINGS tmoiT.II LOTIRIDGE • There will be a OHIO DEPARliENT OF' Pomeroy, smorgasbord dinner Sunday ~~ NATURAL RESOURCES omCE OF REAL ESTATE E. Bucli, from noon to I :30 p.m. at the Lot•· Prollllta Judgl tridge Community Cenla'. Cos tis AND LAND IIIANAGEIENT RIVER STATE L- K. NeaMiroad, Clerk $5 b aduiiS and $2.50 for children · , SHADE . FOREST (I) 25; (10) 2, t, 311:· under 12. Public invited. Sealed . lllda will be 1.::::.::~~:.:.:,;:,::,___ received by the Ohio PubliC Notice 'Department of N•lur•II--N-OTICE..::;_TO_~.._;,......,_R_S_ R•ourc•, Office of Real ........, E•t•t• . 1nd , Lancl Baled wllllla Managament,~R•l &tala r•;t::=,:=-=RaciMIIdlon Secllan, Blclg. " ounlllln Bqu1re, Cotum uo, Ohio Dapa-t or 43224, up to llild IncludinG .Nelurlf Raaau,_ Pea• .. F-K•o Putor: Don.. Newmaa Sunday Sc:bool - to . .. · Wonltip- 9 a.m. Thunday Setviceo · 6:30p.m. Putor: Pat Hmson . s..,day School - tO a.m. Wcnhip - II a.m. Wedne"'ay Services • 7 p.ru . Chutch of Chnst Apostolic r========r-========-r===:======r==:=.:;;:=::;=:::;:::::::i= Public Notice Pu' bll" Notice Pu.bile Notice Public Notice •The Deily Senti net • . 't HARRISONVILLE " Hurisonville Senior Citizens, bate and yard sale, Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Monday. Everyone welcome, REEDSVILLE - Riverview Scho!ll Fall Festival, Saturday. Supper at 5 p.m .• games at 7 p.m. . ( ol • ' i Friday, October 2,1992 Friday, October 2, 1992 Wf F.i,l Ooclon' Pi'escr.iptions ·\ , ·...,,,,,,11,,., FIIH Crow'i Family Restaurant . 22e W.. • .in c~''"., St., P,onllroy 214 ~. M•in "2·5130 ~omeroy 992'·5432 ... ~omfl'oy ' . . EWING . . . FUNERAl . .HOME ' 4f)i~nit~: nnd Ser1•ii-f' A· l·~r•" Established . 1913 ' . HM121 . . ./Mi\ SJ · . Vettrant. ~morial . Hoipital' 11 S I . ....... Dr, "2-21~ Pu I Of �•. r IRUftl .AID DEADUIE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE · "ILICAnON A11ortment of ...... u...... •ems · . Qual,lty Stone Co. 4-4·92-tfo KEVIN($ LAWN MAINTENANCE ROOFING . 949·2391 or NEW-REPAIR 1·100.137·1460 Gutters · ' · DownsP,uts Gutter Cleaning ~ Painting . FRE~ · ESnMATES R-·ComiiiOfCIII . Fr,. EotlmotM · AREWOOD FOR SALE Wl81'1211f11. 6-zt.'n~ln WICK'S HAUUNG SERVKE .G.UN SHOOT. UCINE GUN CLUB SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M. . fadory Cl!oke 12 . 36970WI•I ,_ ow.... •SAND oGR~EL •DIRT oi..JMESTONE • We Aloo H.ui.Coll, Hay, · Uma, Com, Grain . GalgeO.Iy Starts Sept. 27 "THE BERRY BASKET' Fer!i:~:,O:!tng, and Seeding. · Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removal 949·2168 Lowrey Electric Spinet Organ, Par!ide Model M·375 with Magic Genie Phone 949·3034 . INnRIOR & EXTERIOR nEE t.f••, ,... '-o ....... Ahor6,...614-915-41BO •10/1/9216! ' 1snuns HAVE uFoiiKEs 614·992·7144 .8 BUllDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER UNES PH. 614·992·5591 12·5-lrtn SPE£1AL 5-14-92·111 ~ RUTLAND . MINE SUPPLY MAINnNANa . and REPAIR Public. Sale kk~ lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992·5335 or 915·3561 ac...,,,..,...~o MORRIS GARAGE DOOR SERVICE TRY OUR lEW STEEL INSULATED RAISED PANEL GAUGE DOOR Re111 Estate General r:,d Whh1, Bulavllla Pika, ~ 4 Fomlly: Fridor And Saturdoy; 111 Honayeuck~, Addl8on . .N~ 11- Addod Salurdoy. .-. 441 SprliCO St. Eil.· 10/1-4. 7,.; · Toole, • • • FREI . FREE ESTIMATES '• 5 Family Yord Solo; Centonott~' Townhoun, Sllurdoy, 3rd. 8;911, A.M 1 Lol• 01 - Blby hemt, , Ptaypen ·carrter Car Seat, Swlrig, lllh T~b, '$bollor, Cloth· DoOr Plus Ope•tr Seal Trl• ' . 992-3.38 33acreJ,· 992-2259 . 608 EAST MAIN •. POMEROY· OHIO Rutland'Twp. ... 12x55 mobile home, large bam, gerage on 10+ acral. lncludoa ooptic and cilg ...1. $23,500; · NEW USTINQ - P-ooqy on Condor St 2 alory tramahomo wilh 2 Iota, 3 bedrooms, lialh, N.G.F.A. hMI. · · Afordoblo horne or good nontal investment $8,500. floor NEW usnNG - Mld!lloc:rt - One frame home · with 2 badroomo, lull Hment, pno ca; garage, · Pennallone ll!lllt, ~mall lront alfd sldo porehu Horne kx:.lod iUal OUIIido ol Midcloport. Sll,cioo. . flEW ' USTINQ -llldtltport- 2 Story riun. homo with 3 ~,na, tn,cloMd front sun. room, N.G.F.A., hoot . acre · REEDSVILLE - ···12~ - , Approli'. 1 Iota lhlt .,. QIMI for Clllllpil\g wilh boating ..,.. .., ri'/er fronlagt locatod Noll! ol Folf<Ard Rl.n Stat. Park. , • ' . $15,000 NOh lol. . . .' iEvEiw. NEW MIDOLEPORT - Thlo 2 etory homo lo loadod with cha"' · actar fn>m ita baatlti*ll opon oialrwiiY 1Q the wldo oak baooboard8, cn>wn molding, arch doorweya, comlce boa.rdo. fi•pl.... ond handmlldo ldlchln c.blnell. k aloo hao 3 bedro9rn1, 1 ~ balho, and full ba11rnont. WAS $48,000 NOW $31,800 SYRACUSE ·-College Roed- Mlahanlc'a lptclll- . Two bay gerago with working holt!, wired for 11r corn· PN-ra and weldors. Loll of tho!ve1, Cilb!Mta·for I!Or· ttge, and hu big parking araa. Set on a big corner lot f • • ~ IIIIDOLEPOAT- Front Slrelt -If renlll property io wt111 you've baln looking lor wo'vo got it In thia hou11 you have a 2 badiQorn lf)ertmllil downlltalra, and one bedroom apemen! up, aiiO hu alumlnutll liking, and.a .01)1 . car gar.ge. 111,000, . DEXlER - Ill ilory fratM home with 7 roomo 4 bedroomt, hu collar ll!ld gaidon aru, addod inuodon ""'· tillly ori:loood largo front po(Cil, 'r- . · '. .. . . •. . · IIJo~ home.far o.,.,. $11,000. We'VE AECEIY&D POMEROY - Condor Strut - An oklor horne wllh 2 Iota. Uoo u a nontal or laar hotJoo down and UJelollfor · WAS $4,500 NOW $1,000 . a mobile home lito. ' ' . tracts, • JUSHII,OOO . · in thil Hobilon area on lagoon Rd. . ... . .' . l27,000•. . Aloo 24X24 ge~ UBTMI. IF YOU WILL EE IIOio1ETHINQ YOU'LL LDVEI WILLI IILL .ROAD - Noed a building lite or a trailer lito, lo available orjd lhl land lllya nice ..,~ Ia portly cloarwd oral dearad. ....000 In tiDre ·- nolectrlc ' . . ·,POMEROY- L.IMaln lhet'- A 2-3 btdroonl'honie with uppor and lower r.ar pi)ll:h and Uljllty IUOIII.' CoUld ba a · nice _ , halne ar Nlltlll p"'f*IY. YOU ARE LOOIIINQ FOR A HOME ITOP It AND lEE WHAT WE HAVE AVAILABLE. WE'M lURE .IUIT 114.000 ., ' ' . . . .._,. ,;. .... I • 1 mo. WILSON'S ARMY SURPLUS County Rd. 1tPUtc:hfork Rd. 1112·7:~ ~ u• lor yow hun•ne and back to aahDOI ............. .... ee. PRECISION POST FRAME . · BUILDERS . a Year~ 104 Beeeh stieet Pomeniy, Qhlo 45769 "~IIJ• ftiT All Your Building NHd•" Experience . If' 1urp1W ~I 'II-? 4211 V.io Rd, Bldwoll, Somo- Baby CIOihoo, U.rgo Slzollio Clothtl ..,.en's, Wamen'a MI!Yi lllocottonoouo homo. 471 o;i>'. blo Orlvo, Oc:NI·3. 11-5. , -~ au-.o A"!'11 •Konougo, Ohio:' lhurodoy, ......y, 10:00-4:00..; ~r a..t, HI Chair, Gune, Fentoji Occp. Japtn "Home ln1. Llnent,': . •,• •• SM. Storm Oelllle'l M1H S~oppe, 1, 2, 3rct,; Cr1fl1, Clot,htt:, Tor-. •''~: Five FamiiiM: October 2, 3, w ..:. 5-112 MIIH Out Rl.141 ·T,.od!)!ll~ Flohlng Equip., Air Toola AMi' HouL Taltacco Pr... ~ .. IZ'll27' Now OutdoCK co~. ~ •, (614) 112.a&41 · Only. 1:00..:00; 00.. eonoo To~lo. Roclln~rrCiolhoo, Mloc , homo. -. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL . AGRICULTURAL ·Livestock Building• • Machine Sheds • Hay ·. • • Barna • Carports Garagu • Storage'Bulldlnga ·Roofing· · · Wlndowa • Siding WY Uc. tWV CI20CI43 . . FREE ESTIIIATES ROBERT BOAIIG p.m. Sllurdar. 10103, . JEFFITAATS (3CM) TTW:MI 1117 pd. ~=,=~~~~~· Hlp And Chlat , Wodo'*o Ciotti>" '! ~ . 1"8 1 Mlac. F.wlo~ ~· Air Condh~ i U.Wn - . ·Jun!< T.V. M[~ Boby homo, Adult tlolh~Ni~ Smol Cllrlo Dtoo-, Mlow . Holioohold ltomo, Rl.7 N- Cili~ School. Friday • s.tU:...w. MO Soc~ A-. ·:~ I Crd Solo: Soturd.r.J' I :.,., 1 Mlioo on 180 Poot HoJ:'. · oa,... IISSILL I ·COIImUcTION ............ .... H....s · ~=:. 667·6179 . ~ :l'a ~":y ~~·~ PMIIIII · · . '" ..c. oa.... ao1o: c FMitiV, Oct .,;; Oclt Z: 141 4Mt Drive, N.. E loo Ctathlng, toe. Tum In ' Evono, Oolllpcllo, . 3ld · ~lor look. . ~obo 2 ·~ .., Cor R 01 r , ~·· . nor. I. ]~· fl. Llnooln Plu, 2 Famllloo, "'""'•OnlyTimo. 'Pelntld And Plain PumDklna, Lawn Chain, KeroHne HNIII, ' CIOihoo, Dlohoo, TooiO, Truck ':!P?I Box, V.cllum, Old Slngor "SOWing Michl no tn oak Cebtnot, ·OdMMv Game Pinball M.. chino, 2' Mlloo W . OI .Golllopllo,. ~ _ ·= Golllfiollo, r....., hnrces & · dar, ,. 447 Jart)' lit~ · Ohio. Frldej, lol""' ..: lola: Oct 2,3rd. ~ Clot ng, Houoo!lold ....... Col( llotor Car*, Mite. h1m1, ,34"'" Now Watw Heaters. 8ennetts Mobile Home lstiS.IiorUdtMIRL :~:~ . ' on 141, lmllt.r.Avlf'!ue.·I . · '" t oaroao~ a;,~a, . s.t. oet 3nt, .; Galllpollt.Oitit .-..· J ~ ... .;II!; 4» bobblo Drtvo 10 SI>Oiii, c.lll614) ~6-9416 •1-100412·5967 llloe, Cerj>oi, WOighl Iinck, · Ctathoo, ~. Endo, ~~r; I ·''. ser~lce. 1uctlon Uew~Hd t!lfi,Ohio & Wnl VIrginia, 304773-5785. MI. Atio Auction. Auction Friday & Sslurdoy, 7'JIIJ PM . Fri· grocriM, now & morchonat- Sot·Now IJUO<Inlood mOf· chanciiH. out.... nl . .1.... WNkly. t!d Frazier, At. 2 ·North olxtoon mlln.'Liconoo No. 830. 9 _,_w_a,.n_ted,.....,to,.....,.e_u:..y.,.,......, Bootca: Bootca: • Bootca: Uood ITndhoophRa N , Boug hl aGond r'Sot d. 11Ul, 8o• 731 , 11 1 Ohio 45631. 614-44!1-728 6: 10P.M. Don'l Junk hi Soli Us Y0<1r NonWo ... lng Malor Appllonc01, Color TV's, ROirigoroloro, FrHID..., VCR's, Microwaves, Arr Condlttono.., Guhor Ampo, Etc. 114-255-1236. ':"" .•t Pallo Solo: Soturdoy Oct. 3rd. T.l J,l~oln Plko 8 TillS. Rurn1110tJO Solo: 3 Mil"" Botow on Rl . . South. Thwodoy, Frldoy. Soturdoy Oct. 3, .., LOio 01 Nlco CIOih"'!, Adufto. & Kldo, ·Ajlo Olhlir llama. 1 Milo OUI . !l,oorgn CrHk From AI. 7, 1ot Houoo on McCully Rood. ' T- Fomlty Yonl Solo Morcor· !Uio Rood, Tho lllh Houoo On ·Blandon Rood .. Wonl to buy· Loll m-1 300 Hondo, 304.-85-3887. · WOnlod llonclng tlmbor, lop Dricft: paid, tr.. eatlmatel, Lati. ·T~urlday, Friday, Saturday, I!Cotnooid logtflng company, 304- 1,7 lltl5:305!1. . ' 'iird Solllnoldo D.A.V. Building, Wontod To Buy: Junk ~b\o Konouga: Bot-y, Oct 3rd, '" f. Bobf Girl CIOihoo, Stza 5 Moo '!1', IIOyo Clolhoo "tu 1Z Moo .f, loyo Stu: 12·11 Womono (llolhil Slro ~'-,PtOy Pon, ~g'!;.I~,·~r-"'"· Roa Whh Or Whhoul Moloro. Colt Lorry Llvoty. 514-31111-11303. Top Prlcoo Pold: All Old U.S. COins, Gold Rinas, Sliver Colna, GOld Col~o . M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Socond Avonuo, OoAipollo. Pt. Pleasant : & VIcinity '3~mll• from Hend•raon on Rt. 3S, Oct 1 tfwu I. Ent. c:1111er S!SO. · dllhH; TV, Home lnl, lhHII, curtains:, good ciOChn, lamps, rmec IC1m11 dlfferwnt stuff 1ach . . Rentals ~~----------~ 72 Trucks for Sale r,· 1,1erct,and1Se ' , Employment Servtces 51 ~:---:-:---.--Household Ft. Gr,-tn Jod, 4 s-d, E1cot·' ..,, COndltlon, 814-~45-6824 . • ~ () 1880 ChevroMt luv, AIM'"II Good ~ Looks Good, PI , Air Cond ~ 0 :::d GOods · ~N . 3 dm.t•• Hts, ~f• & ch•lr, wood plollonn rocw, 2 occonl cholro, antiquo highchair, opl alu retrlg. .tor, 304-175-4833. 11112 C.rpol, No; Mollohan Fur· nlwo, 114-441-11444. ,, mo- 5ome. = TuiJ!:X Do Logo,--.. •erne. 2l __ :=::: -•loa ~~~~;.~';,'!:.': ~;;.1;,."!: ~=::C..:'i'Aa.W:"" :::a•~J~ ' ,.,..,_ t! = Cot..,.... CIIIIr ••• .,... sao. IO<dl .... .-. Watir 30 llolton - Hoolor Solo and52,4040, Gallion Nolurol goo. You,. cholco. $118.11 WomoldorH • 'Tbomu Hordworo. 114-446-0111 . W:.:da ••: &ch 54• hid~ 32" wldo. t:ll - · storm w.._ ,wtlh ..,.... lo Ill abDIIo wl.,. - · tiO.OO - . Aloo 1 wl.,_ 41 n· high 31~ wlilo, .1 window: :r htgh, za• wldo. Eooh-atonnWJ.-. I:IO.DO por 1101 :IDW7W131 ' ' lolly CtathooNow Boy 0.18 -ho, cfoon l Cond. .._ • -1Choopl New ~ny ~-Changing Toblo, -N.:Ja7-0415 (ChOohlN) _,.. :r:. ,Modom ttomn L.,.,,...,._"":'!......,-:'-:-=-:-:- •IMi• _,......,. =.:::i.!:=r:l:,"-" -··--lllll. · W-huck, Coal, Wood, Bumtng F,_,III,OOO BTU, E11coltoni Condition, $500. Phono: 114 318 11214. Building 55 Supplies Block, brick, ~~~-. win-~,.llniOio; ate. Cloudo Win1-. Rio Gnindo, OH Coli 61424U121. • 58 Pets for sale - ond Supply Shop-Pot Groomlna. AI foiooido, otyllo. tomo POl Food Ooolor. Julio Wlbb.CIIII14 118 0231. 4 AKC !111-d ~ PupTo Ool VOl Chockod; B'"" /Cinnamon. 1143D41501. . ptoo, -, ·= TNintng 1 voo.. Exnoo, lloliifna You To Troln Pol. 11Wfll:'101t. . Dro ...IWJnd Cattery: CFA Par· . . . I lllooooo Killona. 114- I~4~41~1~M~4~A~ft~-~7~·:00~p.m~.=-~ l'loh 111n11, 1411 Jocuon A••· P - , 304-6711-:1013, lui Ina 'Tiofilc!!l lloh, blrdo, ...a-oftll·ouppllol. · Ooidon Aol- P... AKC, o.,ac atoolllr'lo,flhotoAndVac Cli oohd, I Wootra. .14 2M 11115. Doo,_ P"rl;-.,, ·Grind a. 111m blo~o ••rae. tiGO; llohfgorll!!!1 - o n lop,. ....,.. - 1 114-HZ"DQ.= · ...;·~------ Musical Instruments PIANOII _llrfiL . . . Zllh """"'"""" .BoiL . "tto ~....., 'Jl -bod: Joan · -·. onlflue - h - · 1f4.M.11a .;.;.;..~..;...---~-' ., . Coli ..... 2:00 ,.... , 104·7'11....... 14m , . . . , _ - . ...._, wv. ' · . ,olollllng, lloolne. - .· Phlllcii-Thorllptol . - d snd tor 41141117. lolho, IU 2411127, 114- 4e Space for Rant , . I .., ,_., Nurolng · • • . ~01~ Cenlor. Cumnl . . "Mn• ~ Boeond floor Dlfloo - 0 14 ~:....:..,.~==~=~·= .-ood or 2-3 hou.. por doj; r •JU; I • 0o1 1 - 1 . - _ . . , ..... PI-NOponcllo: WIUtorn••••• . ~:::--~-. ~ .:••-~ .• 1'},.-alf'"'" . •"'Y·I ' 1 · 111m1.. •out ~ ·umlnlobolor P-"Y Nurelnt · . ' ·~ . Rd. all lit. l 011 Centll 317\ie ' lloCitoP!fneo """' llurnn owntnt I .,..._ lolo lor """ In RoDino, ..,..1'-7:00. .. Rood~OOIII'O•Oh4m8. EEO reillr!fj-Dio,_Nha__ 114-5111. · ''ll":."' ~. • ' , ~ . . -. . . .i~ *' ;':k ,., .. .... - !!::!'- ;;;_"~~~.....;-;.::-_:: a· lilly......,_ lltoiiiiiO. Cloon - -· - N - - · • , 304-675-3860. lm provemenI S ' Promlum dolry Allallo retia, • dollvo~ ovolloblo, Morgon'o BASEMENT ' Fl!m, 31, 304-837·2018. Unoond~PAOOFING ~ l._lmo gua.. n- r 111, Local rer.r.ncw tumllhecl. ~ F- ootlmol-. COli COIIocl ,. • 114-237-G4111, day or nlghl. . . . . . , . , - - - - - - - -.) A..... - n t Wotirproo. , 7i Autos fOr sale . ftng. I Curtlo tm,;-•·· ' 1181 Buick Sloytork, rebutn on- Y... ~"''"' Old.& · gina, aood cor, MOO; 114- , . _ HoiMo. Room Addhlono, 112-lt:fn oftor 5:00. Foundollon Work, !looll!!g, _ R Ito I K ·~· KHchono And litho. , 1181 P""-"h .,.......... • n • _ . tlmat•l Rtf•oo. , . No Ei•-• • 11112-3411 1"- Dido , Doll II F II TOll Big Or Smotll 114-3117-0SII. u Y Davia -ng ll.ocbtno And , e~~~~~l::'s Vacuum Cloonor Ropolr, FNO I ( tro). . Plck-URo!:' Dlltoory, Oooreoo • CNo11 . , &14-441-4284. :' 1182 VOI~IN!agon Rabbit, 114· 1..1... Npolr, oloc1.t- : . 148-3034 or 114-Mto3075. oil, ptwnbl"ff, hooting, ..,. , 1883 280 zx, 614-44S.7828 Coli r;rt~polntlng,lnoldoin<(out; • · Allor s P.M. . ...... :· 1883 Comoro whh 11181 V6 on· Aoretlon Mol JET trod N I' gino, now tiroo, muHioo, llliplpo, l ro-bulk A~ \ Plonoor otoNO, ovordrlve; 614· . ··EVANs JACKSON OH l-801). , 112-1135, 514-141-3052. 1137-Mie. • • · , 1. . Buick Contury Umllod Edt· Uon, 4 Door, Auto Trans, PW, Aon'o TV Sorvtco, -'"lilfng ; PS, StiNG Syltem, PS, In Zonlh oloo oorviclng mool . PI Condlllon, Heidi 3.0 Llt•r other brandt.. HOUI8 calle, lleo' EdHior!Aoklng:·$600; 11180 Old• ...,. appliance repoiN. WV 1 CulloM S'upr.mo ,t,utomollc On 304.fll4:ill8 Ohio 514-4411-2414. Tho Floor, Runo Good, Body In· loplio Ton~ Pumplna 1110~Golllo torior Good Condition, Antng Co. RON EVANS ENTERP"ISES, ti,IOO. 114-318 em • Joctcaon, OH 1~37-lt521. t - i • · -and _o;o ::':oc.; 1114 Cho-, 4 opood, 1900, Trlplo "A" Roofing I R - - ' 114-848-2410. . . 18811 Ford F·150 414, V-ILAU!o, . ,111 ~I.!O'R~'!o.oqbo~!! ~.12..· h• _81___H_o_m_e--- : 111M Ply. Slatlon W1gan, NeW Tlrn I Brakes, Runs Good ti,OOO: 1177 Ford Club Cob Pick· ~~uno Good saoo.. 614·367· ~·!"•I••-.,..,.., ~.i~~~.JO:...!;! :, !:;, ::Si~F--O:..m.:'~: ~"f.':j.t;O:=tm Sr ' ilL 1, Z. 4. _ , lil•ura J:.:;,!., ...,:'1;,,~ ... lllt ...4•G:.:"::.•'l'1!: II rtna , _ wtlh ~- ....,. 111112 HAIIO 1-C • CIOIJ: Ill' 1110 Goltipall Dolly Trlbuno •-•r Aloo lriiiOf -·All - - ....., ...._ • In;, 121 Thlrd.Avonuo, Gr!lflpol . ti.• OH seoo. "'"' . •.ooo. --.- • · '• or.:- =•=:.:.·---,-:-:=--=--=-- Ono ' .. =:: :::. . mr.::a~aDmt.,aaoobao, =- 7 c..,._ •r ...., •. ~ . . 1 ......... - · ... '* ~,~, a. - ,..,..., .... .,.. 441 0140. rldJnii W.O:. ..- Ool. -n MJ'i;,.'w(n '1-tontc.r 0rj Truck Ao Tndo-ln . .,500. 114-o Wlll"''[ 1112 bof NEA. Inc: . opoad':ol ;;;;!: =: . w~~ <A~~; e = = = J IJndot: ;,. .._.... =-.. •. - Moclaol, -lly Or Frol•nol, van!-. 2 Rtclng Lo10n Mow"'l'f Cond. $2!0 Each. 114-4•~ 1183 F-250 Ford, auto,i ·air, · PS :~ PB, dwl1ankl, 304-882-:,A&&. . ~· 1HO fonl ~ StiU Factw~ . ~· :.~·:,"'i!':r:~':: 1-----,..------ :=--~~on~~. su=.n~a~~":: •=• I ' COUNTRY FURNITURE 2 Oo>onlna Ocotbor 3, 1182, 223g .__ _ _...,._ _ _ _,._..._ _ _ _...__ _-+.1"' 2114, I llfld.\• 41 HOUIII for Raitt Sill• ff"ou11 141, GaiM~I1, GM- 1 AMAIICMe., Toneau cowt 11 Help Wanted -1422. Wo Buy And loll Good "'"' portoct. M.OOO. 1,..._; 1041• Miscellaneous : 2 bod- homo Pl PI, • - uooct Furnlluni ' Locot Pick-Up CK 100 "'" · _, Holrotyllot Noodod·. Paid 1·0 ochoolo • ac-, """" ln- And Dollvory, Mondoy Thru 54 c-ze st' PI Pl. Pll PH. Solurdoy. u P.M. wo Will Atoo Merchandise Chowo~oll.u.l1 Vacations Gaursnt..d Wagos. .._._1o -aox U-1 lo Ranting Floo ll.o"'OI S-o. llono, ... 000 -1 -· ' 114-441-mJ, . ""=o~..- -n. ' ' ' M.OO For Frlilay'And Soturdoy. "'"' ' _, ' . WV83 - - - l c , PB Plio; Somoono lo mow or bruoh hoQ 2 lodr- Mldclopor1, Ilea Coli To<f:oy To Rooorvo ASpocol Com,_ 1114 Computor grou on vory tovol land, 304- ...._~~rh d ~---· Lot PW 61 Fann Equipment 575-.,._.. ohor 10·.00 PM. ·~· 001 a a • ......,.,_ • ' G.E. Drvor. •7!1: 30 Inch EIOCI(IC ,_ ~Full ..- . ~ Rsngo le~i . O.E. , Woohor, SUI; - · 1 1 1 4 - - lliftd to; Whlrlpoot wuher SiS; 30 Inch· f400 • bMt orr., IM-N-280"1 Oravety TractOr, Mower, Mod•l Chrnol.., Ford, ~ Dkkult l ·14 Business Range $11: 30 Inch aft•-· L·Z,Aokln":$550.I tong: NO ruol~, 14!4II602. ~-~or s - - Houoo In Rio EIOCIM Electric Almond Aa~e, 8 ...,..... • _.....,,__ Training Orondo, Roady: Oct-r 11th. Montho Old, $17!1; Rolrlgorotor Dlllorent olllod ollbo, HydreUIIc fluid 1 gal 114,50 .. ~~~·-~~~~~==--:--::=.......__~ · Aimone!, Now Modot, $295; -'oq t . - - · ·0 wotor 50 ""I h25. sldO.. E~~mant, 73 Vans & 4 'WD's Rtttraln NowiiiSoUthea.-em Harvoot Gold, FI'OOI ... pump,' .,.... ~ -~, ••110: 'Hond.,.on,.WV. ~ •• Buol- Collofll!, St>rlng Valloy . 3 bedroom, 'lull booomont, Bur- Rolrt"orolor • 304-67 21. · · , F- $150; Color T.V. ConooiO mopod, Simplicity 1887 Chom>llt Altro Von, 4.1 , = . r e i •dop roquiNd, Plua. C!all Todly, au ue -31711 1300 t150; MoYioe Wrlngor Woohor -.,~=.•-I, ~.donAII W-•.1110. hlow ::.;:. oqulpmont. Supor F.l. ongino, p~1 ,_tlroo , Reg.ft0.01.121118. • '104-175-3112.. Square Tub S150; _Rtfrtgtl'ltor liHJIR- _. Walflum 717 o corn I g,..M Ind...... iiM-1112:-2175., ' Smol For Ronl, Uppor SldoxSido Almond, Uko Now, hoodo. Sup. 23 - r . Crop 1 18 Wanted to Do Aoullo 7 North, Oopoolt a WO,_r & leo Dloponoor •350: Fl..wood Fat Solo, All Ook, 1.,_ corrlor I oltogo wagon. Monuro 1187 ford Ao-11, XL Loodod. ' AppllsncH, 76 Vln• ~kM: 114-317o71Jt.. aprndn Grinder. Century 300 304..f71.1211. .. ~ Ro.. 01 Roqulrod. · - Slc.ggs Will lobvol1 In My Homo. fin. 3110. Slroot·, OoUipclla. 614-146-7398, gil opnyor. AC 4 .row no-1111 ::;;;;-;;:=-;;:-:-;:=:--:,....,::- • 1-800-111-3499, 'Open 8 To 6 Ft...O.., Ook, Hickory, ...... . com Dlonlor. JD oltoeo W:i~~· 1187 Ford Von E-250, I Lhor : ood In Ptov Avalloblo. Rodnoy· RoioNncoo ...... CIH Thrw Mdroom houR lor Nnt, Mon~oy · Thno F•ldoy, Till 2 ~.':I stoclcod, Ooi-Od, 140 41 Holallln dairy - •· 30 • Fuol tnloclod. Aulomallc O.or· , u.-n Holgl\to; 614-HZ-1188 Sot.urdlly. 114-2411-111111. • l14-317.ot31. · 2154. d~... Air•.Elicottont Condlllon, • aftorllpm, GOOD USED APPLIANCES Fi..wood, - - hout od, HOitond Supor 717 choppor Asking: oo,200 ' - At: 322 ' " - '1134. "' - n g & llondlng, , ------~--­ Wooho..c dryoro, rolrlgoroioro, olck-up .or dolm"'!f, 114-882· I knl.., now point, corn • pic up Third A..,.., GolllpoUo. 114- : IJ1t"... ... ._.. ukagp Appll1nces, 76 S520 or ·114-182,..22 an.r hMda: New Holland Whirl ,.way 241 1003. ~ Orummo"do Aulo Body , a 42· Mobile Homes vtno Slroot1 ~all 614-446·7398, 1· 1:00pm. liMIIogo W1igon; tO ton goor 1187 Ptyn.rlh LE ' Wwk. F,.. EoUmotoa. for Rant 800-tll-34w· For 'It ton • --.a-""' •· ~~ -·. . . loci• tI:!C Enallaa.t . 0 wagon: · ·ee ,000 -uo Mlloo, Nlklhbottl aad Ad, H . ·114-441-· 111 LAYNE'S FURNITURE wlnlor - · don... WI ilolhor 1~ 31:;~ no go wagon; E~elllonl Condition, $7,300, , ml. ozJb=o~dr~-~m~lu6mt=-~-::mabl:lo Complolo homo lumlshlngs. l~m, llonnolllnlng, lire now, O.B.O. 114-146-11111. UR TREE S£RVICE. l~ PM. t14 ue ow aft• a:oo Houre: Mon-Sol, .., . 114-4411- kl:le.!'~fit~: oloo m1oc. Tondom 111o lroltor, lrNtod ~1... =•=m=-o=T,.. ::-c;"',.':...:.:4:-wd-:-:4d c:r-, -po, ~ Trlmm!ng. Tno " - - '• =-o!u':!'~ out autavlllo Rd. ~.._,..,or kM"::e :=:u:"'":tt~~!!:il"'.:!:: =pb~·.;;I';:;P:'d,~tiZ;;;:,;;, :::..• 114:;.:.ii:::..1' : ..:7044:.:::::... . ~ ~-lng. Eo-1011 tl 2 bedroom homo, now houN 317o7NTAIIor 4p.m.. . CIO(Idlllon. rol l do~ ro(JuiNd, 7 lor lfl". . . --6 5-2902 ohor 74 . Motorcycles • ...... -~- kl Moytog Wnhor I Dcyor While O.E. Eloc. Rongo · SoH Cloonlng 1:00 PM. , Goorgoo Pori- Sowmlll, dell, no,....,~·~· · · · 12&0 Fat Sot Othor Wnhore & Onn, O.E. Spoco Molcar Two Kill lroo .,. ..... boxoo, 1171 Hondo 310, VOC, ,_ llroo ~ -~~lo lho mlllluot 2 lodr- Mobllo ~. DryWI tiOO & Up. hlow Porto In lllcrwavo, 1Ft Xmu T-. tl14- I • '"' & boilary, lu........< go01111 1 • Ren Olhhd. Nice . Quilt stock. Coli Wuhor 5. Dryor Z4Hl75. :~.~ Fa(lll, Rl. 35, 304.._:~.000, mltoo, .5CMJ. - - ~J . e'IS'-. Johneori'e Trw S.,Loa trim- ~. hbartufad. fiMing '.••11- Shoppo, 114-441-2944. mlnf a , _1, 1 ,...~rubo, obti. ~ UIIIMioo. t27!11Mo. • o.n.1o Nulrltcin Produclo Now ook lurnhuN: tabtos I loolu~ng Amino Acid Body 62.. Wan1ed to Buy 188;1 Hondo 2!0X tour whoolor . ' hodiioo. . 1rw ootl-oo, 304-5111- t27!l Oopooll, COli 114-387-0415 chain:, china cabinets.. 13,200. finn, .:me: · "'(Chool~ht..~l::...·_, -,-...,-,.-~- waahlltndo, dryolnko, Ole. ~~ng1oo:t""'-. ~olio~~ 01 1ol Wa-: . uooc1 wlndowo tor 31111 ol!or I:OO 304-112· • B Wholnale & retail. River Van- - '" Pho-cy. . ..._.__ in --• ' ' Min Pouill'o Dor Coro Conlor. 2 od._..do 1 loth, stoto oak •14-446-4316 -, el-oly at uf• Alia Aid g ohopo. F um uro. • , . Tho oolodlol. RNoonoblo polcO, 114492·5723. 75 Boats & Motors • Solo, oH-blo, chjldcoro. 11-F 218, llpcillo. 114-2511· 10 " e 1.111. • 1:30 p.m. ~ ~10. Phllco elec r~nge, avscado HUmkllfllr &ldcllt: rd 63 1.1 k fo Sale • Botoro, ohw ochool. Drop-lno 2 Boclroomo, CA, WID On Ron- g-n. MO. 614-441-8625. 7pc """"' _ ~co~'~ vastoc r : wotcomo. 114 441 1224. Nojr In· . lod 'Lot. Roady To Movo tn Soli PICKENS FURNITURE and tibloO, Ql; w-::r~23 MI. ~1H~2:-rop"""'to-co.mon~I-,E::-w-o-t""am"'bo,-, 18' Ebc:a - · 1-rd Moretlonl Toddtor Cl'*o 114-4411-6227. on Land Conlmt 1 Block From , · Now/Uood -Avo. 304-6 . 304-158-11162. , , 301, ~.coli fM-m-'115111. Wit ln>nlngo; And - · Blfl BMr. I14-446-14G8. Houoohold lumlohlng. 112 mi. l(lng Wood !Cool St... Wlih 3 ·Sloor col-, about 350 lbo. 76 Aloo Comlorlaio Fat - · ~~ Jonlcho Ad. Pl Ptoooonl, WV, Fan 1300 Uood 2Yra. Cool lnMt ooch, 2 Holotoln, 1 .toiooy· Auto Parts& 441--711t. · · coll304-67!1-1450. ~.·:.,u 44 ·. Apartment lath,..., Holat•ln mix; 614-Da-6635 or Accassortes Would lko Ia do bobyolltlngln Refrlgerllan, Frwz~~rs. Wash,r, Metal Bede With Spl19 , Wood 114-114..3052. for Rant my homo, 114-1112-217:1. D~~ Air Condhlonor, Color St... Wllh lk>wO!., Old Woodon 8 Slmmantal COWij Pi,ii'ebred 4 alumn ·t•biM Wheels, tlta 112~ 1 bedroom opo~mont In .Pl. T. ,'a • 10• 814-2511-l236. WO- Motlt ,_k + Olhor Sl'"""nlat hoi.... • butto; 112 · lon Ford or .loop, 3211100.11, P rnnl, W.Va., 1-:J04..875~042. · Refr!geriiOI'II $75 to $150; CaN Far PrieM, 114-446- IWalln Blue, 1/2_ Slmmenlal th'M. 30W'7W7M·or 175-~ : Financ1al butiO a holloro, IM-M..ZIZ2. . _ Tronomtaatona, Uood a • l iod_, Aport mont, l24 outomotlc woohore & otoclrlc :1182, Or 114 441 N31. Nbul~, olortlng ot Ill· Jront• Fourth Av.,_ $2e51Ma 1250 dryo.. 171 lo NO; , _ gal Molll roof oM oldl bokod Umouotn ond HONionl . , _ whOII drivo acorllng ot Sl18.00' Business Dopooll, Pay Ail UlttHioa Extop< . d~•l 111• ~s rangoo S7!1 10 -mol and got• 304-!lfa.aoet a bull, 1000 loa., S75!i HONionl 114-241-1177, t114-3'11-Z2e3. · : Weier. . lnqul,. . 731 . Monel !12o;5·, 2ot.J::oCI atilr,anaulohw$o'llio·ho'roo 312-814 . 2.. . . . ....... 710 lbl., $41D; 114-1112· . · · OpportunHy · A."""'"' GilllpoiiL ·, •· a 2011. - eoo lanka, - ton lfuoll .....;-i:::==~-110 •· 1 al10 ttack n.w and Model 820 JohnMred ohaln IHOTICEI 2 b dr~ ant.,.,.~ 7lh St., uNCI appliance parta. Delblrt uw.1r blr,-fl21. Marbla wrtn- SpKiol foodor Cod Solo, Oc- w-. noclolorl, 1toor mota, . OHIO VALLEY PUIUBHING CO. ay.-, OK, f14-M74271. Swl.ohor'o Uood A~:::,oncn: 1111' -171. U'IJO compor lobor lth AI 8 P.M. C.ttlo Aooop- ate. 0 & AA~fptoy, WV. :104- ' 2T.I't328. f 11111 you c1o - . ::-;.=:-=.:..;;::,:.,-.,., , .;;,_..::,--,-: · Comor of Rond • h Sl., Nlrigooator, nona on 12, 120 lod Slortlng Wodnoodoy Allor 4 S'l24833 or 1 wllh poop1o you and 2 lA remodol'!f1 . unlum'od Konougo, Ohlo. l14-441-11173. - o or , _...41511. :JOW7!1- P.M. 4 P.M. To 10 P.M. W Campers &· N01' 1o oond u.OUiil.-lho go..eo opt. wl remg. a otova. 7732. doy a All O.y ThuNdoy. , All 79 -11 uttl you hoVI -Tgolod Wallr lum'id. 1250 month, O.p. Solid Charry Hutch $350; ::;.:::,-.,.....,.,....,...,..,.....-:=-:- Br.Me, uv111ock Accerlted. Motor Homes lho 0,._.,., r.q'od.l14-441-3717. Mohogony loG I Or-r 1400; - l c And - 1 CUI\111! linch Houtlng Avolloblo. Alhono L]..., .._ .. .,. Too~ Dining ·Room Tabla . 4 Thru 50 Inch In Sloe~. Ron lock Soloo, U.S. 50 WoOl, AI' Vending AOI!Io: Loc1L Wo HoVI Zbdnn. opll., Ioiii iloctric, op- Chot.., 1201JI:· Wing Bac~ Choir Ewono, Jockoon, Ohio. 1-801). bony, Ohio. 114-582-2322, 114ThO- Mach-, Moklng A ' plllncoo lumlohod, llundry $150; Nogot oblo, 114-2No67t0 uuat. Nlco Bloody Ceoh 1ncomo. 1· rOom locllhloo1 c1o110 to ochool Ahor 7P.M: :;:.;.-:-==.--::--:::---::::-::- 6118:3531. 11800~8~55~03~M~.-=--:---:;--In town. Apphcatlan• available Trlpl.-ctlon Alr·Wavn VIta .... :: al: vtttiJ: o-n A~a. 148 or SWAIN I• bl~o 304-773- 64 Hay & Grain Services g;:'A:t!,:.U:~ cone14 ez-m1. eo . ~~~ o!u;ll:N~~EuO: ¥83.' · · ~Ho~y:-:tor~~~.-:-:-:-::::::-::.1:::11::2.-, = •- ft . 117V ChoOy 1 1/Z, Ton Truck, 12, Fumllhod, ti&Mio. tiiiOIIlop. doy. 1o:oo.eoJ11J. 11 Help Wanted, , '514-146-1340. Vary '""' china coblnot !rom 1 - ~--·~ •-•--. 114 441 3870 lock yord Hlo. 2017 Madison 'AVON• _ALL AREAS! Sholo youo 8ond - To Fu .,., P.O. lox 2br, CA._Woohor, .Dryo!J. Hooko 0onnony' 304-77HIIIIL 1 Av•. Set Oct. 3rd. Large time with Ul. You'll love the 142, Gal"pollo, 0H -31. Up, lot ~toor, No Poll, "'''...,.. VI'IIA FURNITUIIE ANO 11J1. w"omena c~hlna, misc. company. 1-80G-H2..a31e. VENDING ROUTE: Got Rich oo0. 114-4.41-107V. PUAIICEI Ita .Oonoge SaloL Frl & Sold Oct. AVON I All ,._s I Shirley Quick? No Wort lui W. Ho'" A 114 Ul U31 Good Atfard .,._ Attrec:Uve new apt 1 bedroom, ~~ . 2 ), 3. Cornor •lrol & A amo, Spoo,., 304-lt71-1429. • • •1 lumlohocl ~chon, olr aond, dop RENT....... 1:. .3:110.' J.::::;;:.::::-:=~:.::::;_-:-:--'-. · Won Loo1. 1 - - 1. rot, 304-875-4132 or 1'15-61114. . No llopoa!l • OIWIII OPENING Babya:tn.er ne~dld tor 13 inan1h Ga'"ea Solo, 2923 Maplo Avo, old. GoAipcllo Forry or GoHipqlls 1118· Nothing p - Or Uood, Oct. 1,2,3, . Appllancos loword Crown Chr aroa. 3-4 :5~e'-fup~~=:~M~st~ Evor. . . . 1 ~·' . . . ., lOti 0 daya ~r WHk. NO WMkendl. Real Estale EST~l!!lz. 131 Joctcaon Plu a·-• mloc. Loto o1 TLC 5. rol. roqulrod. 304411 1rom ..,.,...., Wolk lo ahop l i'lltn, Frl l Sat ~ a miiH N. an 171-t244 aft1r 7pm or leave movloo. Collt14 Ul 2511. EOH . ~...:."'lUI till. 2 11 Flltrock. LOI,o ol anti· muugo. - - N:U Oklol1 Cenlonory ANI, . Nlco 2 Bod- Wllh • ~~ o.- :i._-:"' ..,! que~. Odd• I 1nd1. Babphttr wanted lri my ham• 31 Homei for Sale room•, Stove, Aetria.,.lor, ,. _...... • ' - ~ _. aYard Solo, Ocl1 ot thno SrQ. 9:00 Mon-Frl, 6:30AM • 3:00PM. 1 lodroom Small Houoo, Good Wolor Furnlohod. J240/Mo. No T - W1lh lonch And 4 Cholra UH ?. 407 Hendlraon st, Hen· Reference• required . 304..S7S. lnne&IMnt PrOparty. 14 Mill Poll. 114-441-11038. . Wlllolohlng ~ tall Wooll; doroon, wv. · 11108 oftor 3:00PM. , Croolc, GoiUpollo. f14"4411-llllt. Rohlgorator ••1.22 WOolior a Dlyor lot .... -''i.,-- - - - - - -· Babyaltter: For 2 Children, 2 Or 3 ladlaoms, a. r,enf r::.:rr:=rt=~:'"ri'X ~pooll • Wook; Eloctrta ...._ Wllh ~· Pomeroy Wookdoy Evenings. Vlclnlly: Rio With ~Mplecll. l11 441 • •. PoII, Socurllv lt44 Gluo 0oor ~1.22 ~ I G.. ndo Elomonlary,. at4-245· o3bdrm. houn, '-P balh, R-...... · - 0414. . Middleport 110113. CASH 'ANO CARRY • ...,. And 2 ,,.. Choir tift: U.mpo lllrtlna AI · & Vlc;lnlty EARN MONEY Roadlng Books! 882-ll110 -lngolor - .. IH1 ONCioul living. 1 '. :::.:, opo~:'" ItA..= ti8.11Eoch~TWflh4Ciiolro &30,000/Vr. Income Potanlial., H'ah ll!, llldclrpart, OhiD. a,Fomlly, Ot:t. 2 I 3, fl.4. Wlhl Dilallo. (t) 805-IIZ-8000, Ell. Y· 1n Mldd~<m From tl2l lol; a DrJ!!' "'" ........ oil Union A... ,Biby, 10181. 4 1:1 d Wii hDml • lot, Jerrye II Coil. . , . .: .,...._ Md , ~ ~-,.. EOH , !ali ....., _ ~o ~:-••.::bloRun _!111 M tuunCm,· pool, c;tothM, blby ....... Eaay World Excellent Payl As· 304.. ....._. 2boclrm . .1 po~monlo In Locolod • RhNr Rood blHmbll~ Product• At Home. C1ll Pomoroy and Mlddtopo~, ~ llhNr r\dao Or 4 TOll .F-. 1-800-187·5666, Ell. BEAUTIFUL HOUSI FOR SALE bolho, WID -upa, oqulppod Mlloo OUI 141 In Conlonary On a:Fomlly, at 101111, ....... 313. Hlolorloot Comer Lot • ~• day oct w 114 11g11 - ; Main St. Pl. PI ,.~, W. V.. ~Hchono, 1 112 r.rogo. Rofo...,.. UnCOin ~a. lll!ddloporl, Oh. • . Orlll Cock /Chol, Solory Booocl t;ompiololy _ _ , 2 Full - and d - o required, 114on Experience Or Schooling. .......3~1odroonw,­ 865 4U8 oftor 1:00pm. ~ \ • Antlquu 2IJii ~,- "R•uo-y thN Wrfto To Or Sond RHumo To: HYAC, Avalloblo Comptacty Fumlohod Small '.,_,_,, e:ON:OO. Molt- Cto 231, c/o Oolllpcllt D•ttr. lmmodlotl)'. t14Corpot. 44W201. . 131)0/mo, + Ulllhloo. 'No , luy "' ooll. R - Alt!lquoa, ..,, v - . '"" hold M- Trlbuno, 621 Third Avonuo, Oa • Poll. CAll Bolore 7 P.M. 114-4411- 1124 E. lloln ...... on Ill. 124, · ...., muall mora. · llpcllo, Ohio 45631. HOme Far - In a-hlro Yl~ 11131. . Pomoroy. IIOuni: M.tW. 10:00 I AloiiiJ, Oct. 1-3, botWIOII oor lmmodloto OJ>onlng For Full· logo, e R - I - · Lg. Flol ~ly FUmiohod OIOblio un. lo 1:00 p.m., - Y 1:DO .WIIih· ilnd Poto101ol , -ion, nmo AN" 32 To 40 Houro Por ~Y..2::tlim~:, horne, 1 mile below town OYef'to lo 1:00 p.m. 114 112 2831 -no. F.....,.., Olothlng, WHk. •rolorrod Long Torm PM tl4-441o0421. ~· TV, lltg.. mtcronvo, Cero And MDS Exporlonco. · ::,:·=·:o·~::,:..:.::;:=--:-=--..,.- ~~·"· No Poll, C'A. 114• · 1omo. BonaiM Poe~~· tnloct Wllh Rl. 2 a a ~ion, on1y 3 mil• ·54 Miscellaneous ond two bodroom Ui · ld Compolhlvo !¥18" And Dlf· 1rom -Nnl, 1 aero MIL. 0no .,. Yord loloo II Po kl loronlllll Wllh •rlonco Equot oolld lirtck, 1 bod,_ 1112 a~rtrnent• for r111C 304-171-Merchandise Nfv-. Ooocllno: 1:00rtrn tho QpJ!I!.rtunMy Emi'!'!Y!'· 'PINOO bolho, - - ' lllhlhin & 2013 or 171-4100. · doy - . . 1ho Ill to iD' run, CoriioCITiii Dfiocfor" "'' N...- dlnlngrocMil 11¥1ng-. 2 cor t3' TV _.h kl ~ -=-.!i~=Y· lng, Plnocroot COra Con.. r, 170 - ... aNuttlul ilk h o bodrocm 'lpo~monl, lur· 'worldng .-lon; ::::::2 ' Ill. PlnocNOI Orlvo, Golllpollo, 9hlo a 1~m. - -.c1 nlohocl, vory CINn. Nico. . matohliig - · botaa ... "'!--Y· . 4N31, 114-4411-7112. wlndc a, Lonnox - . WalhorodcyOf 'hoo"""' No polo. - · liood oond~; l14-t11J5. lla•rard to- 0o1. 2nd, 3ld 1111. · PMIII lor qulok oolo Coli H4-li711-1311. 3101. .• 1...,;..l,:.dollll. ....,lizao 'frRlf:"~oT'J: Ono bodoooon oPoflmonl · In 14K Gold Two ~ W.UO Pan Rd. ofl141. Looking 'For A Worltlng Nlaht IIWilloalt lor Our· Pcmoroy, por11olly lumlohod, no lot: Eo 1 11 mint 11111: til - h ThW, Supoi'VM« Fat OUr SnOck l'ar. '1Woi I d oo.n Homo Far Soli: polO,....,..., I14-NZ...77. · ·. ~ ..... ' CCL 'I, 111-6· lotlll'dav. Expori"''IO Wllh Foal Food And · - - I n Double !AI. Gal- Orlo ' bod- IPirtmot11o, lur. ~ - ; ~. '001 ••. 1,10'1. ::::::.....;._..a_ .d"'"" . Wo"'..s~~r"y, t:;.;ou~ llpollo. CIIII14-111-ZM2. nlohod, utllhllo . lnoludod. 1111li oolf ooll. Driood_... .. ~eeurt~v na on 11 Yomiha p ,._,.........,., od !!ual ;1111 • w ·-Y -N ··n'urac!oJ 3: 32 Mobile 114- - . '"""\-' C1r01o, Pt - . WV. f'ridoy P.M. To 11 :30 P.M. And for Sale pata; · 1 mo !Old ,1 ... 1 ~ o*' ~ ....,.,, Nplll;·L.:':io. n~~:tOAt,AT~o Food 1hroo 1 ~od- opll.-ool oond, o. . 1:00 Llllt Morr U.yno, 8orvlco Olltca, AhodH Sludant 'tata Par llortlh lnololollrig Ill PM. liiD.of lllddl1po~ Hll~ 0111. \ 2, Coni•, Untv110lly ' Ol Rio ..... - 1 4 ' - - liilmo, to,OOO l'rU llotttlnJ ·eoo lil't:ON:IIO,rlkl-. o ..ndo. Apply lolwoolh Tho lniiUdii-OIJ,comololo oot· Two bod-. lpor1- "' ' J!owlng ..... Indoor ....,., Hou,. 01 1:30 To 4:00 P.M. No ... __ . . . • ac- 1-.aJ. ~· no polo, dopooll, 114- . I laDI - - Clit.- 3n1. - • ,_, .,;. Cotll Ploloo. Equoi Op- - . 11112 • . - _... 1100 or t~Qu~a. ~hm 'liM • portunlty Emptayer. ...,. Ptllrnlonl a lad w:sw. Fumlstied ._. off11r. IM-~ •...., 45 ::..:"TJI~UI I; -11"-lnii)'Homo,AI· Hoo . Hid T - Lov~ Cora. lpm. . , ,. •• tor School In VInton A-. Cell !.-. Llvfna A._ Rooms Hoovj IIIQ W.odl!ur( . 1 CJDt 1, 1, a ' a, . _ _. 114-311-ttn lotoro 2 P.M. Horiio. IIUIIO. Loto 01 IIINo, · t;110.· - · .... ,,.., 111 121110. r-.; •rciH ~ :%r' PooNOn Auction Company, full tiJM •uctionMr, compl_ete Ric~ 0c1 2·3, a.a, MIMjj( Laroe Slu 4: .., HI Effldetcy Air Cal•tfolen, Heat. Gwllty • '.,' ' carport Solo-4201. Addloon 'PIKol" • • . MIIC nHda; AIR• largeet ..laclloil ol mllltarr . •••••mun• . 915·4473 .. ' .11M TAUI• I · -.- - ........--...,..·--·-·. . . 2110 OPRCE:-~----~ ..z~~~ Call 614-667·3484 or 614-667-3109 StOlt & Co..,.,. .. ' HER E. CLELANO..•.lt~~ ....... ~.....~...i •••• • - • .lla-lttt . TMC'Y RtACIEA.:...-- .... .".................. _ ...........IQt . ' ,~~.:.~ Olive Twp. Timber on both "Any Slza Avellable~ "POlO aulldlno•" - IQJllJ .., . 25acres, ' lng, .Hou..ttoad ll•ma. lblng For Everyon._ Thur~, Fri.~.; ALL Yord Solosliuot Bo Pold·l" Advance, DEADLINE: 2:00 p; ll!~' tho day boloN tho ad to lo nit!~ Sunday ·odtuon • 2:00 p.nti FMoy. Monday odlllon • 2:1!\J: OFFICE 992·.2886 LAND FOR SALE Gl1nware, ' · s-pora; With 2 Transmitters Wii• hrcHH of China, U -, Fumlluro1 Fllo CoblnOI!I;, CiaO •Diyer1••WnnoN, Boddlng;; Cut Iron wore. Toyo Hoolhll. KHchon Ulonollo, Pockot Knlm. ..,_ . llnALlED PRICES ' 9J:i'-$27i.OO 16•7-$450.00 . . OPEl. . llnA-.oD-Yt HP..$200.00 HOME SITES and LANDCLEAAING,, 4 Family: 10/1-3rd, Couch, . Qilli Man Qothoo, Woman~'- Bllb)l, ClothN, Je1na, · 4 wn ... r. flubllc Sale & Auction •. 8 oct 1·3. Comor or 581, eon Mitt lh' Rodnoy Taka Brook D~vo. Utn, Women, Children Clothing. ~_ntor Coots, Nick ·Noctca, Mcril 1 f Octaber 3rd aleh, A. 0 lgltln'l .... - , 31140 Aockojlrlngo Rd. Old Rl.», Co. Rd. 20. Soturdoy only, 442 Grinl Slnol, Mlddtoporl. . Soturdor, Ot:t. I, e:OO lo 4:00, '110 uuNI, Mlddioporl. lt1m1, 8:00--? ~"=•:.,-FC::."ll": ~~~~~ 337 Fourth Avonuo, Solurdoy, AduM , llcycloo, Horid Tool .., -boll Corda, Clothing, B& . ,. " Fro,.., Mloc. -"'· S:;~ Kannody Oct. 3,~A-,Ruttond. Moving Salt!: Oct 1-3,_112 Mil• Out Bulovlllo Rd. R'llh~ Unwood Drlvo, Go To End. . . ~11·3 3930 Cherry Rldao Rd. . Rt.325 Rio Orondo, on l:horry. Aldae About 4 Mllll. New Avon , Cnlftoh Cloth.., ltema, Cemo augo Gun Coooo, Baby 01 All Slzoo, 2324 B rch U.na 1117/lfn -~ • womono o1Uo. lac. 11111 Eool Acron From Ot:t. I, 1:00am, lolrgroundo, pOre Plolno Elom. School. houn noll t o _ , -· . 3 Fomlly Yord Solo: COmplollll' Onlity AJ•uNd Coafrattor• 20 Yr. lip. Call AI, 614-742·2321 Oct. 2 • 3, N, bohlnll Undo'l Hair L o l l - Eulom Hlali on Loc""' odGoan ·Rood linda 114 --'---.::=t.. Srd. 8:00A.M. N 7:00P.M. AN~ Furnltulll, Houoohotd, • ::r.;:.- C 'F"'P,.• , ~~:J~..:"t::.':~:.''"m:~ Bihlnd Hullon car Waoh Offol7; Fri, Sol. • 3 Fomlly Yord .Silo: COmplacoty Dllloront Aooor1tnlnl 01 Mloc. lodopr.oclo, FumMu,. C~hl~ 01 All Slzn 2324 a,.ch u~ lohlnd Hutton Cor, Wooh Off n, , f!MI,AihOM. ~ckinc~_ 1 t Ohio Foclllllos, lnoldo wilMa nou.. lobl' • - · ~- "il' · Oct.2nd, - u.a 10orta. llifll through :30-? •j EXCAVATING DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UUESTONE-TRUCKING Bttca, • ctothtng, Biilll Homo, Toyo. • 2 Family Yord Solo: Solowdoy · 1013/VZ. Conllnory Townhow~, 6 TROMM BUILDERS BULWDOZEA,BACKHOE ond TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, TRAILER.SITES. a, GAUGES e ADDITIONS e SIDING 217LUcoatllf. POIIIHT, General -:~. GallipoliS VIcinity ROOFING AU 111111 lrt, It Ia Or We NEW UlnNG - A-frvno home in 10 IDCHTII, 5 bedn>omi, 2 bathe, dock, patio, .ppllllncoo, fi,... · place, 2 car doW:hed garage on 2.725 acre-. Vory nic<ll . .. $85,000. . . .NEW USTIIlG - c.p.n .. - Mini !ann with 2 bedroom · ~~ov~ng ,~ Yl!rd Sale ~ ~boo:tl land; - . poofUN hila. Col! to; acod mop. 1-1,..._ Pomeroy, . Middleport & VIcinity MOihor 01 Twin Club: Clothing, Mile Solo, Saturday OctobO< ;!rd. •2, G..co · Eplocopot, pPmeroy. . &Found roads Co. Rd. 28 and 32. ~~~~E~a~s~te~r~n~S~c~h~o~o~I~D~I~s~tr~lcl~~~d ."''"" ~~ .~o'l,T'J.n.t:,.'T.i~~~ 949-2801 or 985-3839 MICROWAVE OVEN au VCR REPAIR -'· Pom41r<>y willi larpln Low Pn-1 · ·Largo Gol'llgo SOlo: li1.211, & Rciuto 7 SoUth. Friday & Solur• 0ct 2' 3rd ' dar. • 'Vo bolwi!Ori Tup.-. Pral~oy a,.l. V.ry tmpofllnl koyo, 114-llt 4251, Nwont .,,. . WBDO AND·EYEmHING UNDERNEATH w- 414 ~. 1NI Nlooon -~ ti,IIOO. s-yo Uood eo.., "-1 Htven, WV 304-U2·3712. ., 1·t-:=~;:~:===:r~~::::;:::::;:::=;:::=i -----~-- Gorogo Solo: Ocl1-4, B• hinil Bltlwolt, P.o. Ntco Momo, loll: ~ ~nga ol kayo 7. =. . . "I never needed to. Watch exercise shows till I start~ watching cooking shows. • · ~ ~~"·1N7"'·' ·c ..... 13,811. Mudo :123 12,111. Rongo Ealtonl:104Cho~.:· I.Mlt, oily -or. allor llpm,, 1.5 CU. Ft. Lmon Mlcrowsv•, Worlco • Good Cond. 150, 614· .VEIIAL 1' ACRE MRCILI: 441-4044. ' Anttq,. Sprlngtne WhMI. doa '" Ru;tanl calllo ldonllly, 114-ll24013. • •. 12 Year old ranch type house. 3 bedrdoms, 2 baths, 1% car garage an~ breezeway, central air and heat PL!mp, many extras. ·:o n 2 ~cres of land. Ono-IOIIIoc- Rt. 2N. ' ~GI'IIhanl , ~hool Rotid, Clolh!ll; Old lloltioo U.Oihor Coot, :;:r.._'" Pipe for Water, Sewage .. an d Gas R.u'IiindI .OH • I . I 742• 2656 · Rollert l Jacks 28-'92·1 . Lost Found: Blac~ Bull ~ T,.;o Ylclnhy: Yltllgo 01 Nollhup. &1&446-6541 After 5p.m. · ·,~~~ Found: Bloc~ COl Whh U.al . . ~tar, Wailea With A Limp, 614- · TOP TO BOnOM (614)992·2866 ,, .. 0360. 6 213. And POll .,.._ad To !}ood Homo: i MOnlh Old Puppy, Mod. Slzod Mlxod lroocl; Short Halr..:l, Brown. 114o4t41· INo S.1141ay CaDs) 01 AI lluo. Tooio, AeaMIIon CornintnM On Bank -lnd Frontlor RootouNnl, Rt.35, Holzera. · 256-6180. Raceoon Colorad I Monlh Olci Cot !}ood - · Good Win, Chtldron, Long HoiNd. 114-4417340. •. or 915·3139 ~ . bik top 101 wtlh '10110 """': JorTyo Run Ad, 30W'Jt. ;,o~lglnalt~:J":"'~Inl .... Bot, 1013, ~ l By: ,1101zor atntc gOqtl ..,....... . , _ on :114 - Wllltor ...... Ho!pi!ol On Uoh. f'rldoy, . lolurdo,, Sunday. . ~; ' Yord Solo: ~alic1~. 1 JMoo. 110 -~~~~.I M110o Fumlture, 1 Y1llow, Ta Good Home. 814. 614-949-2101 • 949·2860 CALIFORNIA TANS ?49·2823 .. "Ckktl!ine ,.,.. 4 ngor Slrlpo Klttono, .B Wooks Ollf, To GoOd Homo, 614441-1517. Groy And Whho Ftulfl' Malo Col, 7 Montho Old, WoH Conod Fat, ~. 114-371-2587. . ' U..Ublo Fomalo Kilton, .4 Monlho Ole!. 0.-y. And Yollow r Whh Wl!fto H101.114-4411-3551, MOihor Col a 3 Klttono, 2 Whho, COM!KERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES $3500 . C!JgoljUc Port - home~, ~~-7783. New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Wfndows Room Additions • Roofing alii October . • CU!o BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. UNLIMITED SESSIONS Moaths of Septe•r rood, 1 Unlan Comp GroUnoj, otoo • ovallobiO, ~ ta 2~ !l'fler,I :OO PM. 8NUIIIut malo iobby Col; blo~ tong holr l!ltton ·oll!lcotlco klttin to good home, l14 143 54tl. ~ HOME SITES HAUUNG: Umealone, LICENSED ollll BONDED 2 male Hllftlllayn aall, 3 Vnl old, neut&nd a illciiWed, CrMM color wntomo pcil"lo, . H4-lt71- 675-5253. . W:lllktr ....., . St.lt. 7 Cllesllire, OH. Dirt, G1avel and Coal 3114 • -· by - Puppios·:,10 ~NUIIIut klltono, 7 wtca old, 304- 6.14·949-2804 . . . .Lota & Acreage Sale 1.J!'l!' . -lfiiMI ·~ ,, Autoa for SPECIALS 11811 · ltoc~,ooO mlln.l • Flft~ Avol ti,8N. 1Mt 12,111. 1117 .. pldwp 12,111. Conlco 4 ~ lloolly. JIIU7I..30IO or 304-67113431. . Olvuway. 114-441-3318. . 1 ., 35 WarHII To Rooil: Homo Fo! Trtp To South 1).11. Colt Pot 114·· 71 / •..;..._ _ 1 CoiiMT-,1-7211. 2- • Weetleaters = Into--·...._ .... ... lol. Cellkl bo Giveaway ll14. BASEMENTS& oGuttera •Roofing •Siding . •Room AddHiona lolt1tetrlor Re--..-lfng """"' ICOIItac·t & Auction Real . . lf1 wanted to Rant Buildings >· . • Call614·992· . 6637 _,, UID• '' ,, r..• c....kload •w~~e,.rr, o•1o Public . &VIcinity Announcements ·; ..J . · ; JI' 31904 Leadi•l Aiso By Appointment Elgllt) KIT 'N' CARLYLE®'by Larry Wright Burl IIIII eonu. . . . ............. lUI - LINDA'S li:.' J •:.:~. ,J:; R::•";r; Poul)do. · Ylclnhy: Cenlonao:v PAIIInNG 4161423. r'"====;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;:;:;:;;;;=~=:;'IA'"a.614 loot: woman'• billfold, ljolur~~ dloport. conlo~, & CO. ~~~~~~J HOUSE FOR SALE . :~&~~ al Ploooo Famttyrtlunl Ooflllr, 111 "Ta6:~tiiNP•o.tOIPtllolffl•gl BY OWNER ~oopmonoy;614-1112.a224. ;::. nvtt~JIIng Wed. thru Sat. 11 to 5 P.M. lf....ir lotio Ritlp W l The Dally Sentlnei-Page-11 SNAFU® by Bruce BeaUle G.illpolls ' \. •' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio HIOOll-11,1211~ ~nCom . locoFL.ll+ , P.O. lox194-Wtl• Alty RAONE,OHIO FORSAU Clll/1211 1110 PLUMBING HOURS: RACINE MOWER CLINIC SIZED LIMESTONE (614) ft2-3470 DAVIDSON'S WEARE OPEN . onciWood Wllllfn 2301 SIXTH STREET · SYRACUSE, OHIO 2, 1992 TALK TO CANDY UVE PARTS & SERVKE Mawen • c•ail Saw• USED RAILROAD TIES . Hown LWrltesel AVIATION GROUND SCHOOL FORMING Contact: ~n Roush . Mason County Airport 675-7765 In Memory Fr•r••• ·)•a:uM R&C EICAYAnNG RUMMAGE SALE Senior Citizens Center · Tuesday, October 6 Wednesday, October 7 · 9:00 . to 3:00 2 .... of . . . . . 992-2269 ·949·2826 Famliy Reataurant Saturday ·Evening Irani 7 to 11 PM . Come enjoy y~urseK and have a ·nice dinner fiom our specials. .. '-=·~- lo.~~ · BILL SLACK . . 52500 141 Mubeny Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio DEE & DALLAS WUI Entertain At the Mason Friday, October 3 •••"IIQ¥ICI •LIGHT HAUUNG •FIREWOOD OefHtrl,.l•l UNUMITED TANNING YARDSALE · S11turday, Oct 3, 9:00-5:00 ... ,..... SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL FOREVER . BRONZE . TANNING ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES .. f< 11110 unc eIll r nls Bl'LLLTI\ IH) \RD .. ·- • ' Jlege · 10-The Dally Sentinel . • ·•. := :::=:-~ot.:•ruofc~~ Fruita& 58· Ill••- Anti 1o1 . Vegetables II, ~-=·..,..~':"'"'-::'".=-:-:~ eow-, II 1jrWQ'114- for Solo: A1>i11oo. Yoltow • Rod oano...•,liol.alelllll .. . ... ... No,w_!'_•!!!!J. Runo Good H,500. 51.......,,... · 18815 Flreblnl T-Top, V-6, Air, PS 1 PB, AMIFM CO-o, nntoo W I - M,300 Boot ollor. 614· 441.0311. . 111111 Oldo N Rogoncy Brougham, lurgoncly. •3000. 304-171-4220. IHT Dodal tng, docu, ~hoo, ace. Oually ; wOrk. trw· Htlmlit•, 304-175- f 111211; wv' 020385. . ' Trlplo 'R" Roofing. I A - . ' lng, docko, pori:hiO, ace. Quality ' ......... Mll-110, :lOW"" ! 111211. wv ' 020381. UIIIMy .Bldg· 8ol: 30'X40'd' Poln{od SIMI Slcli"ff I Aool]ng'J - · 1 •11'11' llldlna DOor, W' .teo Ooor, 11,110 Elllelod: Iron • -·lclgo. aor: ; t -~112--. Electrical & 84 . . I • Refrigeration auto 35/mpg · R-ntlol .. commorclot t1 ,7110. IN!l'-. 111~ ~~~~~· ~leo:!,;.~":~':: ; 40 . mpt, - , • · . . Rldonour Eloclrlcol, WV-. 1 2440. 304-675-17611. 1H7 Plymouth Hori"'" H~DO m1e Vary oood -dillon. 85 General Hauling , 100 :':1; eu Ut1f01aner,s:~ I .,_,.o. 1 = =::£,::"' "'"r.oJolllR : Clol). \OOO & 10 1111 • .::0.... f" P~=· i Nlo!IOn Blonzo GXE; 4cyl, lull Jnl.•. p., ·orcollol!l. conat. . !ton. 811111!1: 114-JIII~·:Im. · any a . ." ::!~c!.'~.=: Jl l~ooo =:~a~to ~ -~ : "'ooAIIII~ ,. .. i !'.'n,,·Do,, w.!. -Jroc.Z,V.e,olr,AJI.FMcooNoiiM!I!'I1111, · cru1oo, luiQ N •• • !.. . . w/o-~vo. . 111,000 mlloo, ,.._ ~.~~ae., .~ ~t12.aoo. 4Mor I;CJOPII 304-112· :nNmAiijitiM:''' ~-· ~. 11111 , ,• 11181' Chov. C.ftllor. IIIIo, I ODd, ~ . UphOlstery AC, Atl-fll 111-, 23, lloti • 11011, Uphllat~ ,.mo. 1 t1.1rlln_,_.,,..,.,Tho i •• - ~ ll(l(lalol ~ runo ll~o "''!.;· 114-HZ.' .Col 3114-671'4114 fioflrl! .ug. l 2323boloro2:w, oor5::10. ~~--· mllll. - -· ~~-~"--EitT.took•ond -..,-. 'lumll.,. >' • . . 11- - ' •' ' • ' ·, ~ ' '' �- \ ... ·~ • .• • •• Ohio " Change I CD• ()) (J) (J) • <D (J). 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He ali!IJ has been a maniaeal insect extenninator, a trigger-hapPy family man, a . sleazy netwock exec. . · Meanwhile, Knight is a demented computer g~nius in Steven Spielberg's $70 mill(on thriller "Jurassic Park " ·a sort of dinosaur .. "Jaws" on dry l!md. , "I've been drenched by ·torrential downpours. I've slogged through mud, and. before it's over there'll be dinosaur spit" All-that, and he missed by one day the reallife Hurricane Iniki, which three weeks ago pounded th~ Hawaiian island where '~Jurassicl' had been shooting. . Somewhat less punishin$ is a recurring .role .on thC NBC ·sncom "Seinfeld~' as the buggy, scl)eming Newman; who in :the seasqn pre. micre ·appealed his Speeding tickei · in a hilarious courtroom frenzy, . · The cc'ntraf -themc of "Scin· fcld" --; New York with a twist of . irony .,... is one familiar .to tl)e 37, year-old I<;night, ,who liD til last summer called a Hell's I<itchen cruhpad home. . 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I pq (2;1101 R1po Man, Tatlnka. llazor . , .., . , ~ 11•oilWWF w...ar,.a !IIIII El Mlllldor ... ~. ;-w:-::r&:£...,111 f ~- u - Flra IIJI8H-C 18 WOIId NewT 10:05 (I) MOVIE: Paplllon (PG) (3:00) 10:30- 0!1 s•~ " · -.... 11:00 (})II (l) W Ill 0 ~ ':..::U.?Q'IWI ·=fllo-.,n'!.t Stereo. Q r'l ' Fla. (L) Eplaaclri 12:051l) MOVIE: fllr Wind to Jeva (2:00) . With Pat t0:05il) MoVII!: King lalomon'l ~LIIrteo.ogiO~ ' • ' 1!5"= · .....' ·, " · t!f1lon l I Ste~~-• P ~ ~ '~":.,'t Ill 700 Club With Pat Rolwrtaon ·.,. aIll 1D Famltr FeUd PIA Bowling Woodside Senior Open from Naples, dJl Banlnu:,. Loll ~~~=,·PrtmeTiml Q . w • Uva <D ..,_. 1 •wwwa W Clirrdran Q 9:30.(])11 IIJ Wlnga Brian · consults a plastic surgeon; Roy teaches a student a lesson. Stereo. Q ll]) a firing lllnil Neil and Alicia try to pick up where they ialt off. (R) Stereo. Q 10:00 a>. 11J TOfal ElqiOIUN: Prtvacr and the PNaa Ma~a Shriver loOks at public and p(ivate people who are · · victims of prose scrutiny. a• ca••"' Hour J. .w••••liiiallu!llll ... ' ~- ' .,; • ......,.ina · ' 2:00 W ·llpolo " Stereo.. ~ 1C : file Neat lllllportaCantar . IB IJII.Ha Oow 0!1 Q · 7:01 (J) a..erty Hlllllllllri ~~ Ill ... . r n. T 0 QuantUm Lllp Q '' ! 12:001•"ao[: .· 12:30 liD • o• ~'lnment Tonight Staieo. C ' • AmMicen ....... 8hap t ' Ill Newa{T- ~ ; 0 1'11111 ......... . : 1:06 (J) MOVIE: TlftW Qui of the lkY (2;00) , . 1:3011) l'lo Flllilllll Wllldy illleCNNNtwa 1 Ill Bm de Bud Light PoOl • . Leegue Team Blllardt i CliempiOnll1lp from Laa 1 Capital OangfNeft ' ........... 111 • Oarlll•tlan C ·SI:'I.ffl:u.•;,.~~ . ~ ..· · t l' 0~ MOVII!: Y 11,urMe 1111•· .. · ~ Weaktnd ollln Starao. . .. ' Crulsa, Jason Priestley and Rebecca De Mornay, · encourage roung people to vola. (R)(t :00) i!Ciub Deto • Nlgl:it Coll't c . . - .,. 12:00 Ill. llulh ............ . 0 The Equalllar at Millar& Componr !D Secreta of ...... Emerson Fit11paldl II a-tshl • 8 eo. • Q ()] • I Ecltlon (l) ([) "'!,•Noll/I.eNuaHourQ ~~· With ' Whoopl Ooldberg, Torn l:iwe ~~~~ (2:00) IIJ WI1MI of Fortune ~ wamon · Celabrltlaa, inClUding Miidonna, Danny DeVIto, I • · ~~~- Rack Newa Die VOla IIJI. (2:00)Q 0n1 'IV Q Ill 11nc1y Oiltllth .~ ' 0 Zoll Lavttt 1:00(}).• Hame.SIIappLog (J). ABC In c - t Starao. • . ~a~.~~ (l) e ~ Civil Wara A .woman thinks her husbartd Is . having an affair with an oboe player. Stereo. C . CZJ (!) Age 7 In flw USSR A . look at how Soviet children view their SO()IatY at a ~me Ql breathtaking and devaslating political and economic · . change. (1 :OOl,.. 1111. Marrlecl ... With 1:00 ~:s ~ ~:ra~gone to heaven: Rabecc8's luck dwindles. Stereo. C Cll II .Ill 8 ttomefront Ginger Is the prize In a Win a Date With a Tomato contest. Stereo. C • CZl (!) MYatarrl Chief Inspector Malgrat sets a trap lor a vicious killer. C . ll]) • 1'lle Ec!ge DoHa Burke visijs Designing Women; a Mariah Carey spool. (R) 0 MOYIE: lllhouetll (2:00) Stereo. C a Na""VI'Me Now 18 urrr King Uvel , , Father 11ow11ng 1\tratarlel . l8l. 1D. CBS NeWt Q Ill). R-nae Stereo. 1;;1 " 111 Up Cloaa " 3:418...,.._Q 4:00 11J MOVIE: llolllna (2:00) IIJI. MOVIE: ~ (PGI (2:00), • La"' King Uvel ' 4:30'111 Ooll. NFL CadillaC Cluslc from POnte Vedra hach, Fla. (R, e · ,,. Hau.H Q . 0 MICO~or ~ . Ill .lnllde the i!Mior PGA ' 8lportil LatiNight a•-- ........ §• o' Stareo. 1:3018l e Lova I Wor Stereo. 1;;1 10:00,(1) Newa Q (l) (!) Salin:li IIICI Salzu,.: luprame Court Ond·... Pollee The history ol the Fciurih Amendment IS followed, from Its orlglna in Colonial days to the debsta over Its purpose. (1 :00) all • (I) S.ved by Die Ball W • Montal Wlllllma a urrr KinG Uvet . S! .• IIJW !: e .., 1:30 a> • 0 Mad Abqut You ·Paul artd Jamie tiy to make the ,Pat of their Surtday. · Stereo. C . ' ()]8 ~e·LaurteHIII Lauria.flrtds harseH stressed out. Stereo. Q 10:00(})8 aJ Law • Order An \1 1 11 tud pper-c an co age 5 an1· Is murdered by her boylriertd. 8;30()] e (I) • Daagle Howur, · M.b. 'Doogla Imagines aie~E;J 8:30()1. 0 A " " " " ' - Bobby gats Don to manage a singing group that shuns his help. Stereo. ~ 1 W • Ill • Roam lor Twq Edle gets Matt to help her I arrange a mothar-da'!ll.hter double data . Stereo. 1;;1 (JIIe 11J • Mejor L.Ngue BaiMIHIR American Leagua Championship Sarias: West Division ChampiOn at East Division Champion (game 2) (L) C · ll]) • M1r1ln Martin in~uits Gina's parents when he . maats them for.tha ·first·tima. · Stereo. Q · EVENING .Aabl,.... the new boSs. Stereo. Q 0 WWF Primo Time IStereo. 8 = . ! •• YW~-!"'oly. of 8 . o• THURSDAY ' THU;, OCT. 8 e 8 Wortclwldt Upclllt her pleallnl at1ltuda toward ' til ()prj lllclcataaa Ill BaiMIHIH Tonlaht c Stereo. 111 BportiCentar 8 Monayllne 11:35(])• aJTonlghtShowWilh ~-~.,_:rQ, Q all Mlrrted ... With Children Q ,· 12:00 Ill 8 Rueh Umbaugh Ill 1'lle Equalizer . . a Mlllir • Company 8 NewoNiglot . . ID Bonanu: The Loot ~acr :~JojC QD N a - NOw . Ill Top Rink Baaing (L) - 1 , _ KJ- Llvlif - - · · ••• Father Dowling Myaterlri . N.xt 1 lj$ Cri~::."A:t':~~~me her~~Stereo£ "II Women Sta Q W8 Ecllllon . CZJ (J) MacNeil~ NewaHour Q . ~~ .. , Withrdyl C ~I Sta• Tralc: 'ifie Clerwnotian C En-.'liimont Tonight · Stereo. Q · Q . 0 Quantum Laap Ill 8port1Cantor a M.....,Cine 111 Ule Ooaa On Q 7:05 (I) hverly Hlllbltlri 7:30 (}) • aJ) J""""'..C (I) The Jettaraonl 1;1_: ()] 8 En-lnment Tontshl Stareo. Q 2:10di•UptolleMinlile 2:30 (I) Bob Newhart , 8 On 81ege . · Ill 8par1ICenlet 18 8porta LattNight 3:00 (I) Kolek Q ~<Rvvtt(li:r) KlndOf 111 Up ClaM 18 Cloasftre Ill Parer l'nlg""' 3:05 (l) e WOIId Newt Now S'tarao. Q 3:30 Ill NHL HOck.Y Philadelphia Firers at Pittsburgh Penguins . (R) 8Newa0vernight 3:4518 NewlrOam Q 4:00 l!l MOVIE: I c - Die Underworld (2:00) IIJI. MOVIE: Rld·Haaded lrtra- (R) (2:00) •..... a Larrr Kina Uvat 4:35 (J) All In lhl flmltr Re 'au-,......, . (· ' (iS w• a <ijt.:gyit, ExpiDr,tr 1:30 ()]. Currailt Afflllr Q o• Murphy Brown Mu[phy shocks evarrona by ~Tr.t: 1'lle · ~:."':!='!.t . R.tareo. Q Ill MIICGY¥* .!.,! . Club Donee Stereo. . 8 8porta TOnight • D lclracrow end Mra. King Q 11:30!1lStrwtJuatica ~:it:"...:."~ Stereo. Ai'H111o Hl! Stereo. Ill NHL Hockey Philadelphia Flyers at Pittsburgh .Penguins · (L) e Craaallni 7:35 (I) Sanf<!rd l San a:ooa>e IIJO...-Lup Sam leaps Into lila Nle of a ~rap~ VIetnam vet. Stalk Die Wild Child (2:00) W 8 Ill e Fuil Houu ...,...~ , record becomes a M In JaJ>IIn. Stereo. C CZJ Ill Aulma ollfie Rulllan ,BurStareo. C ~· 9f1 8 .® e;.at.tE: Numbar Onl With I Bullet (R) 12:00) 0 Munlor, IIII .WI'Oiio Q . · a Cr01!f1 - Clllu · 18 PilineNeaa a_ Ill Young ltldar8 1;;1 8:05 (I) lhaka Zulu (PI 2) (2:00) 1:05 ~~~· Newt 1:25 (J) Natiarwl Cleographlc IIIID <I> Prime l••1acl <D To a. IIMouncecl from Seattle (T) 11:GOCJ18 w• Cll !IJIJ 11118 t121e 0 Nawo ~~=~~Q ·'' e T. ra~.:..ANo~e~~:atlonals CIJ • You Bat Your Ule ! lli ........... ... a• StaR:. · 8 tl:35 (I) Artdy Oltttlth , 7:00IJI• OWhHIOfFortune 1:35 (}) IB iiJ a.- With Bob · Coataa , . 1:40 diG CNN Newa 2:00 Ill e WOIId Newa Haw Stareo. C ll]). MOVIE: 110181 Colonial (2:00) • Ill Rumina-.._.. 18 Worlchiilde Updaloi . Ill 700 Club With Pm Rolwrtson 2'05 (]) e llanMi ihopptng Ill MOVIE: 1'lle Loat Capona · (2:30) . Manta! w..m• 11J NBC Nlghtalde ,, 10:051ll MOVIE: Kl!1llta: Fartlklden . Subjeett (R) (2:00) 10:30 8 0!1 Iii .= Si1 a=::- s'"'"''"'ahtllpcllte Ill Pile! Prot~~~ llobertaon 18 Moneylina IJIIJI1 Ooa1 On ,Q . 7:05 (I) Baverlr Hllbllllaa 7' 30 (}) 8 (JJ JeopardyWo (I) The Jallaraona . .· (l)ta•reoE. '!!frlalnment onlght , Ollalrwaadlnlldlr •• .Na...... Huw llwwllzTIII!!J ~ -~ OCCM- ~· ~--~::•~~·~·~~·=-·--~~~--~~·~·~~~~·~~~.~IO~~~·~~·~·~--~~.J~~-~~~·~ · ~;~.~~!·~~~.m~l~.~~··~·--~~·~~~-~~~·~11~101~·~"~i~r~-:--J 11 Oeneno::£.ment Tonight . a. E a • .._... • Auto llaalna L.owea 1'00 fnlm North Wlll<elboro, N.C. , ®e MOVIe: ......., alii ' liD e • a• -,..., • ....~ ·-~ Q 1...,.., ........,. ~"l8l • Newa · · 1 30 ' ~~ Q Oaldbarg , Beat llnwrtcM ......,.. 01 111 Magii•IM she hires a mald.•Stereo. Q CZl (Jl Listening lo Arnerlcii ~=a Q · ' . l8 World Nawa O 700 Club With P~t Tour Ill Rln Tin Tin, K·l Ccip 1:05'"' ,.._,1 " - ""' ""- -·...-·• 1:30(2). 1Di NIC Newa (I) Ed MclllhOil'l 8tai laln:li . w e <m • ABC Newa Q (l) Where in Die World II . · earn.. hndlago? Stereo. . C (ljlquaNOni'IVQ ID. CBS Newo Q liD. AOIW'M Stereo. Q Ill Up Cloel ·. ID New Zorro Q al'laah... IIOWStereo. " tumultuous uprising When . Star Tralc: 'ffie Neat === '12 • a-Bia l~ 0 • ~·n · · ~:wi&Oolnato E....,.• Charyl unleaShes a ~nlvl C !liB. ll]). Barney Miler ID • Wliaapl Oalcll .· w• a• ;. g a WOIId TN8y 0 Tun •• Nlllht l'lghla (Rl o• a. • Major I W* ' Bl lb •• American IMigue Championship Series: wast Division Champion at East Dlv!Jlpn Champion (game 1) J L)Q . 1:00(})• IIJ Balnlekl J:;Y. viaill a sickly tan who I vas In . !i'Ja:":i:n~reo. Q tmpro- Tim hides his pulled groin muscle; Ra~ · plays Peter Pan. Stereo. 1;;1 liD. MI~OII ,.._Alison dlscov.s Die rHI reason why a new guy at work Dkos (l) . . . . Oni'IVQ Rn'd,.lng:t~oboQw Ste.reo. t:ao~.·=~ .:-wo~~an @• ParWIIII 5 Starao. 0 Nawa (I).._. br.,. Bel 1a::~~a> • IIJ .__ Nlghl W!lo • 111*1 ~ ()] • 11uo11 U1' •'P 8 Ill • Merrteel ... With · , ~·£:.=9 ; 0 Murder, 1111 Wrolt J:;l • Crook - Chill Ill NFL lla....., Night Matcli-Up . e PrlnwNeaa Q_ Ill Young Rldari Q 8:DS (I) Shalla ZUlli (PI 1) (2:00) 8:30 a> • ' 0 Bloaaom A vaudeville comedian dlas In Anthony's ambulance. Starac.-c 111• Hurta An-.._ Georgie Ann's racentiy paroled lather psys an unex~ vis~. Stereo. Q Ill NFL Mondar Night Magulne 1848-49 Philadelphia Eagles ·championships: gameday at V,erans Stadium; DaRas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin; 1991 Eagles/COWboys dual. t:OO a> D GJ MOVIE: 'DeaparMe Cllalcea: To · Save My Child' NBC Monday Nishi Movlri (2:00) Stereo. ()] • • ABC Manclly Night FOOfl!ill Dallas Cowboya at Phlllilf!!pl1ia Eag_les (l) Stareo. .Iii_ LlteNight . · ' .. · 1121 • PMtect llcare' . ' Ill NFL'I OlriiHI .._,. Great Ones ·' 18 lnllde Palltlcl '12 12:35 a> • GJ Latl Night With Davlj!LI1tao11Wn That'l llll*e ' t:oow• C1J•.Ruah L.lmiNiugh liD • Love Cor.-'IICtlan ., Stereo. · . • 8poi1ICer1Mr 4:00a>• Halne •apptrg ()]Wild, Wid Weei · . Ill WCW .... . _ . w....na . • nlldlcal bills. Starao. . iiin:c.. ~~!ci= ,_..,.... OfiWWOIId 12:30@} MOVIE: 1'lle T.... Berond·· · (2:00) ' . XE..nlng · !Zl (JJ l!lntntnr 't1IMtN •· . Jrattraa · · Slrllrjlhonyllilnt ...-....... ,.. IR . ~ 1 puzzling . i' ' !-ii N:.J,~W*" i"i'la-.~· C · ai41ellllaWDDM Q .. fjolr;,_.~.l!lildtt:: Ste~ing Women • 12:25(1) CoultiiU'I flld'ICOV81J' : • Or.- Ole ()prJ Live S:OO(JJHIIIIIIINei·(1 :00) ••UpiOthe._ Ill Ienior pOll Gall Vantage Cf1lrnplonllhlp, flnll round from CllmmOnt; N.C. (R, ellotlllldM WMI ...... (I). Wfih (JJ.WIIItt of Fqrtune ~ 12:06 ~~~· Dear Jalin Q a~~• Shacre Stereo. . liD • : The Nak• ,._ (A) (2:00) . ~ • ·· w• 1:30,...,• we Coach Luther \&I revaals his laallngs for Christina altar he has a ~auma. Stereo. Q 10:00al. IIJ Dateline N8C Innocent people who 'are hurt and killed durtng !!!!Ilea pursuijs , ~reo. Iii ._,.,.. 7:00~· :"~·: ·,w . w• 8:00 a> • ID • ~·==,=·~·~c.~T;p:;~r~· t·--~ w-·• ...... equippegailwlth llrurms. EVENING Ill IHRIII'IeciniJ North' .... al Na • 8:31 <lJ Andy Ortllttli Epllodri .7:35 (J) IInford ~ San 8:00a>• 0 F_, Prlnc;e ol BelAir Hilary geta a job loracaating Die weather at a televisiOn alation. Stereo, C (I) MOVIE: PatriCk (POl (2:00, ()]. <me Young lrtdlai11 Clironlcloa Indy artd prisoner Capt. Chales de Gaulle plot to escape. (PI 2 of 2) Stereo. Q • CZJ (!) Realmi of the R~ Bur Stereo. C !~Qlllng Ufe With Jinl ,_ . 2:30 (JJ~r~~~ Wamon IMidlaga? stereo. . • ID.CII 'Newas • A Star. "'· · _Up~~.,,. ..~..~,-;~;·=:~·~·;·"~.;~~DOi:~~h~-~o~· . American Nattonara 11om OO~::.:i==2 Now Stereo. a ~"='..;atartw ' Ill New Zorro Q '. 1Jlllana1u: 1'lle Loat eCroutlre . a -0 ...., ..,,v 1;;1 .. _. "M• •ted ••• W. CllllcliMI ~Is forcld to tab I !IICOnd job to cover , . al Clolng 0.. WIJ hi Mil Tanlght 1:30(1)• Newa . , Ill • Wl!r Didn't I Think o1 That? ' Pilei l'nlgrlin a ·• sr~oit' WIMiM lillie WOIId fi! ii 1~iC· • :=;ii~;;]OCT~~ ED., · 7~~11 (2:i l :oo=..~.~r.=inist , actl\llsta trash an adult bookstore. Stereo. C w• R-.N= The · Connara flam ""'' Rouanne's motllar wants to r:•"'-Q . 1M' SATURDAY .._.... ,_,...,.,.,... _ • · 12:00()]. <m•..... . OJ'n..l...., ... al Miler I COil pI 11)1 ...... tNight IDI. F1111111r Fllld Ill 8c:hup talk · . aRoapanu • On ...,., Emervenc:r a• •• · ..., r.- Stereo. C . wte;"v!/ 111• (P"" :•ill '·. i1J Tonlsfillhaw With 11 :35 (JJ • ' OLHIOowOnQ 7:06 Ill aa..rly 11111111 u 7:30 (JJ • i1J J up aldyl!f. (J) , . Jella'~·Enlertall- onight hi Y~ Ule _ .t ile Wliril Of F-ne Q Lllry Jconw 1:00 a> • Hame lllttaiCippinDDirtaog / Cll 0 Paid ....,._ / W • Runoway With Die Rich l F111110111 . , l8l • Newa ec~: lOgmedy TT ' - . Oloclttora 0 Holl)waad lnlklar a1 RoM Teat Magazine 111 NFL ,_Time e Newa(World 111port Finll l!dltlan 111 Jahn Oltwn . ...., .. Pllkl....., ·12' 30 "" 8 .,.. ",..,_ (I) MOVIE: Children of 1 ~ Oad (R) (2:00) (I) World T_,_ (I) • Ulwtrlri Of the Ricft lFemaua IIJ ·• WKRP In Ctnclnnltl .. _ "·""'- .... ~ 1 ....... - ~-.... ""'"' 0 ...,._.. . .. .-, p~ pets. With · ....F Ch......, ,.. """' . ........... Tonight .,. . 0 Rin Tin Tin, K·l Ccip Q 8.-,., ...._. ~-.... .., ···- • ..ump•nr 1:30 a>. 11J NBC Newa Q (I) l!d McMillon'• IIIII' a::PiLOiolilll . ~- ""' A• ,._,..... s -. l .. ....tl&. . . . .. Ill 8poi1ICer1Mr Su GJ . .· .·•IJIOOr* =?-. .._.. · 11:30(1) lt~=i Jourr)ll (%) I! O~LIIpQ ~~lng wamon. Hlglillnder. R.... ad Dec a !!illoog TNQ . ,_. ~"~n ·~ ......... (RJ) R;;,. .,.__ al ~- IIIM:II p • I Q NMc:r .. • ......,.... P~. ~~~l ~~~~~ .· .• a-t Anlerlcln E • 1porti1 Tanlght . wuwiiiCI Mra•.~ =~ With , . a• . ~·n.T i_,_ . w• a• a• E_n_.;.N_E_S_D_A_Y_.---.- ~._...;.. · -w- : ........ . 12:05(1) MOV1I: St. lvW (PO) · W Nllgi_A_II·Q_ • DMr Joii(!.Q 12:30~ MOV1I: ll•waioallloio-•-rtsll on P• do (2:0C!) . ~ Ill. Jenr il.+nL11111ogw• IIJI• Tlwri'a COIIoplnJ . ID. Pelfect ICare IJ!rorillols I'• 'a• Major; a:aoa>• w• U Nlwa ~ -~ _._ ~Bel ' <ro (l).... lV C li£e't....o. i;J •c.. 8•••. · Mr. Cooper Marl<'s fOrmer name returns with IriS than ~· lntantlone. otllreo. u 1ua Bw1'ol N--• ~ ___ ,.,....,~.,. """'"" :::::::.::::....::::-~~~-: t Dlvillon Champion at Wast (Dil)viQion Champion (geme _ 1) . I!VENING Newt ' . . ....... . 10:01 <iJ MOVll!: 1'lle IIIM!d (RJ (2:2D) ' 11:00al. CZJ 111• 111• iiJ ~lt~ ~ ··· · • Sllrclllor lclrtett The flnaNsts lor the laad role In the miniseries Scarlet! are Interviewed in front ol an audlanee. (1:00) liD • Star TNk Iii 1lhga? Slareo. ~~W- §II !"b···•. ~-,~ - a.p en f:ao~· iiJWiweiOfF- a .In ~ artd 11a results. · 4:00 · a>•E.Ji1 Tanlght (l) llaui liKe (2 :00) " Ill. MDVII!: A Ctr for.,. 11o1po Tlw ~ --.. (J) ,.lei ProGram .(i) • WKRP In Clnclnnetl Ill • Ed McMallon'l Star 8aln:h l8l • o!'JIICD•r•en!drfrl Q I · liD • 0011* Pyle ~g•Emergooocy Call IIJ WKRP 1n c:tnclnnd 1111 wr- Indy car driver • Willy T. Rlbbs. Nawt/lnlkle Bu-aa Ill John llnk-.g C\IINfi!Atlllr Em 1:i:OO o• ....... .... WI 0 PMCI P!'GII.., al IIIRII TN8y DiviSion !Iva 11:11(1)...;.., ilrre 11:30~eheutr~ondtlleluat . Clnrak:fde The World of aD ~n Spolt8 i:c:. 0 1111·Staldnaa Stereo. Q aD Trucks , _ The Indy Super Pull from Indianapolis: . lll8po111Cantar a Newa/lpartl Tonight ·O Ch8ngM U... With hn HMen 1;1·. 1511J ,OCUI.15 ' ~:£1r1V:iareo. Q · C • - n III*U (I). (J) ........ With -'r- . ®.Andy Ortfllth 0 M 1:30 Ill Tllla WMII In BaiMIHIU CZl European Journal (I) • 1892 ......,_, Awarda Thurgood Marshall, Faye Wettleton, Eunice Shriver, Michael Brown, Alan Khazai artd ordinary citizens honored 1 publ. ora or IC 'service. Host: BMI Moyers. (0:30) 8 Eaclllng World ol 8pMd and BNutr Pit peta. 8 NaWI/MOIIIYWIII< 2:00 ~Major L.eegue i.ubau MontreaI Ex pos . aI Ch' . ocsgo . Cubs (L) · ()]. MOVIE: Rodeo 01~ (2:00) (l) ICI c-cs. MOVIE: Aniertcan DiMmer (PO) (2:00, (!) MyaleF)'I A man disappears after trying to sell a map to a lost silver mine. c a) MOVIE: Knight Alder 2000 (2:00) I Q tg I ,I -.Mwil. 5!.:aC.o;r !.,_!*WYW~MIUnonPit R;.•A e Derr!OCNCY in Amenca IJ)In Touch With Cllllrtea Btanter · 10:30 (l) Mr81errt A brutal murder 93 In 1 1 ~ unsolved for 10 rears. Q (!) m You ~ ~ liD • Woopal The tribe begins to repopulate to save mankind from ex·...~~n. Stereo. C 8 Trucklil' USA The ·Harold Warp Pioneer Viliag8 Museum In Minden, Nab. 0: (I) 1 40 lnatant 11ep1ey 11:00a> • W • Ill • !lie ...,. . . . . ~ ... ...... (I) New La1inlla Host: . . Roseanne Tellez. Profiles or Hispanic women In the Chicago area which·are making a poaltiva·difference in their community. (0:30, (J) Na-11: Earth ·-tereo. [J)e 8coll (Premiere) Scott hea a data with a (P013) (2:00) ·. @ • NFL FootbiU Chicago Bears at Minnasou Vikings ~ C aD lllnk 1 Outdoor Megezlne Davey Alison fishes in' Virginia. .Ill NASCIIR R.ICI"" Tyson ... ·HW~kly Fboranns 400N C l(rLo,m North as 0 • · · ' eNtwaDay 0 Ule Oow On Q . aJ Counleratrtke Stereo Of"*': _ , s....;.;.., , .. ~ 1;1 (J)~·WOIId3!0fC10atiMo~~ AUanui Falcons: New Orleans Saints at Detroit ~ lib!.71E: Flrotbam Q. -= ,C a 111• NFL 1'0 Chlcsgo Beari at Minnesota Vjl<ings: ~ Green Bay . Pa~ers at e t:CIO a> • Ufe' Cllalcea Q )' legacy of social critic Thomas. Merton arK! his desire to find life's meaning Is captured·in a extraordinary story of spiritual searching. (1:00) (JJ MMD~tqoiDrww•aalkk '13 Stereo. IDI. NFL Todlr Q 8 Mlgnlllcant Elk: Srmbal ol Wllcllle 8 Naw./IS.Iclet::lMII._,. and T-Diagr WMII 12:35(1) MoVIE: Clreeu (P0)(2:15) 1:00 (}) • 0 NFL FoolbiH Miami Dolphins at Bufflllo Bllls(L) ~-lla8utr and ... hill ·· -woak '93 Stereo. ([) GI!D . Ill• l'lrll Edition llll. Horrr and Die ., ' ttl ~ car Shop Stereo. CIJ• Vlllon l Values The Sie!!O.:. 1;;1 . <m• De; Of 01.........,. ' ' Thet? (ZJ 1111n1J11 Tlnlllta~ ., . ' Football1 01 , A humorous introduction to football lor beginners and a refresher course for exparto. aJl Ira Your llualnep 0 ~•tl ~·-~-..- ....n wreaII""' .. .,. 8 Slladoiaw Mechanic Ill NFL a.MD1y 18 NawaDay 0 1'lle Waltona 2: ,., ' NFL Uva 1 30 1£0 • IIJ W • Why Dkln't I Thi'* al ' •_ l!acJ.IIng ........ WOIId Pit ....ol • . 8pMd - · • USA .-~ a c.mp11gn '12 1D:GO(JJ Newa ' · (I) .......... ~-..~u•a AIICIIICOVttF)' Of the WOIId , liD. flrinll Blind Alicia . becomes Nell'a artistic artd romantic inspiration. Stereo. 8:00 (}) • W e Ill • Nel!t• l1l MOVII!: F•mltr Hol!or (A) (2:00) . ~ . (!) Glhhoeod .lwMrillllel• Stereo. . liNe! I Ebert 0 , . Hltd!hlkar ""Trucldn' u•• Ice racing .,. "" Minn. from cantarvllle, a hallllll '12 llll ..., Ill other J.Ike -. 1:06 (I) WCW Meln E Wrnllng Shane Douglas arK! Greg (The Hammer) Valentine fnlm Macon, Ga. ·1:30<Ii • o rlBC ....,. " (l) • CIJ • ABC,..;:" ""n A...,.' Ooalfnl"", 0...,_ 1_. 0 1 1 ..,.. • IP · 1111 RaiiCI Teat Mllglzlne · .a Newa/lnalde Bu-.. Ill That'l My Dog " 7:00(}). GJ Secret S.wlce A counterle~er is puisued; deadly crad~-card scam is exposed. Stereo. C (I) MOVIE: Bl!ll W8tar, , Whtta Death (GJ (2:00) ill. <m. Ule 0ow On Drewwanta Corky to waij . before buying Amanda an e~n:ntthering, (l) !k 1Ster~Q ._ Harnacamlng 1:011 (J) filii 1 111 Plane.. era C EVENING _,.,..Oarden r'l (!) v~ .,. · ~: Thla : -~:tt! ' (JJ =•k Ccntinantal IX GT from Watidns Glen, N.Y. ID BaniOr pOll Ooll Vantage Championship, final roiJnd from Clemmons, .N.C. (L) ta Eerf)P•••• 5:05(1)TamandJenr'• F""'-u , 5:30a>• Chetors Q (I) Twilight Zone (!) Tony BfoWn'l Joul'lllll 0 h"""" Rut"" . ,~~ "' a Newomakar Sundar/Newl 5:35 Cll Captain "-! and 11M T-SIIOw CZl ,.__ .._. Cbi'OIIIc* Vlclorr With ~ eapea.nd (!) L11m 1D A- · " . ONeaz-Q en Nazarelh, ·Pa. e Nlwa WMII in Review ' Ill , _ , Edlllan 1:301!l).lleill-'a HMd : ,, Herman laces · HxUII·haraasment cnarges alter firtng an lnleni. Stereo. en ~~~~•tayC (J) Burt W"'oll: Elling W.. · 1111• Jalin ~ Ohio KlenRh of the Rich ~'L~:~ CZJ ................. (1). Tllla WMII With David Natkonlili from Myr1ll hach, S.C. eWaddNewa 0fla.IRIDR 700 Clloll "" .•llllleCIINfta.Q lll'liun."W St8re0. · ~:;~ .Ill ClaM e WOIId Tellltr 0 Rill Tin Tin, K-1 Cop Q 1:05 (I) Thrw'l CGmPonr - 0 My T- a1 IMIA Racing Camel 11:30()]·~­ O ............ NPcJunlor w.._0n1tvQ (!) Mc.......lln Group eCQIJU ~Comer Ill Anwrlcen ..., ..,_.L•a•rMta Ill ~lieg NASCAR from 'North Wllkeaboro. N.C. ..,_=-9 5.-oo~~ QllnllkleW~-1Cup . ... Ill 11/wtJ Clrlflllli ol.=::,tQ Can-Am hlghHghli. .._.. Highlights ll'om the Goody's 5110 In Martinsville , Va. • of baoaball'o all-time greatasl base stealers, Maury Wdls, dlscusse& his cal'lll!'. Host: Reggie Jackson. . Ill WelcOIM lllclc, ~ Ill ESPH'I llpeedWrik 8 Ntwa/ltrfe With Elaa Cll . . . . OnelV~ . ; Alllli"' ...... Stereo. a AUIO Reclng Sllelby .• o~&prno . Wllliinlll0i1 E - . 1:00 a>. ()] • .Ill. • • ••uNewt (I).._. br .. Bel (2:00) ... 4:30 (})II Femllv Til~ (!)JC!rOfl'fcnl 0 Juat the Ten Of Ue til wo- Indy car drtWilty T. Rlbbs. (JJ ........ Duprae Coolll RMINtwaloriOcla ~a. , . M!!!*'lltacly ..,_, (l) Behind ... ~ ..... '·C -- ~~~~~~~.;;...,.----~~ 8 TUE.. OCT. 8 8 1:30(1)• w•~~~ng~n· With ,,1- du - -------- -- " w• ,.,.ABC NewtQ en ft ill .............. Q (J) -twlw Df the Rich l o 'IIP,a,la n fflllr:ChOn~·.;:~ --. ~-,~.T_U_E_S_D_A_Y_ _-...:..·~ ~ ~-·- ' <D ~ ..... WOIId li Columbia 0 IIIIOVIE: , _ Dad11g: 11:00 (J) • • . . . . . . . , co ft "Mnt. 1:30 v...-.-. (2:00) CIJ•To hAl 01. . rv U...~n~::. a D-VIIIIIIt 10:35 (1) MOYIE: Dirty HarF)' (Al - . ..__,MQN"""'~"1.310CTCif..!.:.c.!!5c.__·- 5llO lii·MillinSvlle, Goody'o - - raaulta. BN&Mim·'W....., ., MONDAY ---· ~-- ...... lllallllallli fnlm 11M al MW. Tellltr DiVIIIon liVe MORNING ·, ., • . ,' ~ ~' '-:"" '' ...: .......,.. ,(® Is-. . ......... ... ---- ·""·*a.w .. . ' ~ --.-4"" · : - . - __....._,_ ·..---r- ~~ - '\ ..- ....- .... I,. '• �.. . • \ ...- •. TeleVision .' Viewing ~T'IOO ' ~ --. • w• PUIILII '. 111.G . (D ...... OM~ W~!'! • .· . MAPLE LEAF CLOSELY, DRQP BV' M'{ DESK .... B~~ 0 (l)llquaNOMTV,~ e =Up Clola s I!J Quan m Leap Q = lportaCanter 8 Moneyline · • · ·'· t-IOvJ FAST l>$ . A~E 8tiN6, (L) , . ~ '•• tiAIIt TO Al>MII"r '·' T~t wAY YOU !TAY AtiEAD OF . ([) 1&e2b~NEA. Inc . THA\IE$ o R<>lind Table Rhea finds clues to recent killings. Stereo.D rn ra ·w e Dlnotaura Baby keeps repeating a dirty word he learn~ fm111 watching lV. Stereo. . ·\Zl, (!) Ia ue Ia Race (2:00) · i' liD 1!2). 18 De~nlng w- Stereo: t;J · N.QN'rl4~ (!]) 18 Sightinga lin . , . lnveatlga)lo~ Into the strange lights that haunt a T.exas IQWn. Stereo. C · ' I!J MOVIE: Kntght Rider 2000 (2:00)' ' 121 Nallhville Now Stereo. 8\.arry King Uvel 9:30 (i) ra (I) 8 C...,.. Wilder . Ricky urg~s Malissa .to explore the dltht of a first kiss. StW80. . l!lliiD ·o e . Stereo. Q • (!]) • Ukely su..,.c~~ The . murder of a writer of . unautho~zed biographies Is . • lnve~tigated. Stereo. Q 10:00 (I) 8 0 I'll Fly AWIJ,Gwen returns home; Forrest ends his affair with Christine. Stereo.~ · ~ (I)Newe · ~· (I) 211/20. Stereo . . Ql' e IJ2) 18 Plckll Fences A man rides Into town on a stoleil elep~Jl Stereo. Q • (!])eHunter · ·· · I WISH THEY'D · ALL ACT UPH 8 Workllj r »·Z.II · +982 .AQ63 · PHILLIP ALDER +t07 .&H · uo~ +A 51 SOUTH Firm foundations .. .should . be laid By Pbllllp Alder r ...,.._ _ _ _,__ tr9-Graph Matchinaker instantly re~ vellls wh1ch sign~ are romantically per- ARIE.8 (March 21-AprH 11) II yQu mereteet for you. Mall $2 plus a .long, self- . ly rely on your assertlye.ness, two imaddre$sed, stamped enyelope to 'p0rtant objectives aren't . apt tO be Matchmaker, C/o this newspaper, P.o: achieved today, The h•der you push, . BERNICE Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44>101-3428. the harder you're apt to be pushed BEDEOSOL. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No~. 22) You mlgtit back. . . , . · . h~ve .to deal with an lr,dlvldual today TAURUS (Aprii20-MiiJ 20) In order to . whose political views d •metrically op- .expedite matters tOday. you might be -'il•riiil .. pose yours. Keep a.cool hea<i- because tempted to take aome Irrational shqrt, this Ia a situation that could heat up cuts. Instead of saving you time, trouble. • quickly. • . ' . and effort, .they could-arid up compUc~t· ·' · · SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) In • · ing things. ' e . .. . . ••!lll•• --·-~·-.- .= (L) The World Almanac~ Croisword Pu~le . . . . ACROSS each aide of · 36 Baaqtylil!Jill!J l.:tl!Jl!J[J L1UL.I 1 Computer 37 o:oalle of term Lil!Jltlll l:ILJ!Jl!l Ul!ll!l 11... 5 Sla'a llbllnga • !r:P ., lJrJ[.:JU l!IUI.:lLJ lJL!Jlt 8 Mountain .40 Barrell '-!Jill!! LJ[JLJ l!JLJ[jlJrJ PM• 41 llruilula I 2 Part oi lila 43 Selfl ' l:IUl!J l!lULJU 45 LilLI l!ll!J llJ l!l l!lll U to:j ~ [j 13 ~~moniUI r:,~:~ctr;~r, L:J ll.l l!J LJ LJ lt ' ·,..: G1g1~n 41 By w1y of 14 Honea! - · 48 Frc:m- - Z· Li~LJ l1LJUL:J U!J.:Jr.J 15 Bend lht 50 Ungraceful lU] l!ll:.l lt ~ ll l:l 1.:.1 ll Ll U ·knee 53'Fond du -, 17 Gc> ..lilY Wla. LJl!ll!ILJ r.JUL:I 18 SwlftllrcraH · 54 GOIIIP (II.) . [1ULJL:Il!l ltlJLJ lill!Jlt 55 Flihln1 rMI LiiJr.J UUiJl!J LJULJU 18 ~::~)cap: [jlJU ll.lr.JUU ULJr.JU 20 Overturn ·;~ ~~=~= 22 - Chaney herlld:T, Eclr.l~· [•llll:lr., l•llct iiJI-1 ~111r'll:::' ·-sa Maru•r n• ahtllar (Scot.) · ~· 4- Claire, . 27 AbllruH WI a. 31 Perhlnlng Ia 1 Ea-dropo 5 ..,_elnp~nl 33 ~ ~,:,·~cea e Fen aorry · 1bout light Llurant 7 Set mammal 34 With a.l11 1111 3 Canvai a Locatta 30 u u r.n_. u _ ·tV...,.Ur ·· -w '. GALLIPOLIS ._ · Gallipolis officials have scheduled a town 'meeilng for all interested citizens . wiib questions abouf the operation of city government for Thursday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p:m. in the Ariel Tbeatte. . ' '' 'nte meeting's purpOse is to give · citizens direct contact witli municipal offtc:ialll. PropoSed changes 16 the Gallipolis city eiWter 10 be 1 ·- ' WYVAV'H ~oz WYBi!f. .. il 0 P .U C W ' K!J .. , Z U. W Y I Z X ·. ODWUAH w. ~- 8 ~- ' ." ~ . '. . . ( ·'' . . .I ' ' . . • .I I W. II·, U .C: I!.'U OAV · -PUA . Z. . •R U .C • ' .. .K VA V F· · NODUPB .' .··.· . . .· . . . . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The truth Ia tha.t mec:tlcet .care tO<Iay goes where !he mohe{r~. " - Dr; Michael OeBakay. . '. : · , . e 1MbYNEA.· ~. · .' .. . . c:T::J. . . . --=.::: · ........ '2 ~. ' . t;:,wlltow:-c' ' I·., (. r. Pblllips, rlgbt, while Principal. Pat Stout, center, ., looks on. Tbe 'bank's pledge os to buy one !lew band .unlfiwill oi year for four years for _a total cost or $1,000. (Times-Sentinel photo by Kevin Pm~> · =: rf · or ,. 11 a-:.2•. . '.1 · · YNIFORMS PLEI)GE - Otilo Valley Bank · represe~~tative Lillda Roe, left, p~nts a P.ledge letter Friday •lght dUring pre-pme festlvot~ at tbe River Valley • GalUa Ac11demy lligh school (oothallgame to RVHS Baud Director Tom ' t ,. ,,_ ;. ' ··=· .ENE.HOEFLICH importance oC smoke detectors and exterior and interior, was ·pito- el'lltwe on fll"' pevention. lmes.Sentlnel S!Jtr hom~ escape plans, . rog1111lhed for doe film. The begin· Poster contests are also •being p ROY - Two children AI !east five of ibis year's major · nirif and endirrg, from the time the held in .lhe ~port and Rejoic. • a mati received severe btirtls · f!l"'s have beeR '&tlributed· to chil. cal was received and the actual ing Life schools by the Middlcpolt . re uihg !I child. lhoUslnds .of dol- dren playing widt cigarette lighters dispatching o~ fire rrucks to _the department. The posters will .lie Iars iii. property were lost an4·. or-matches. Nationally that is the rerum of equipment to the srauon, · judged and. prizes awarded to lhe· dbzens'of lives"were disrnlltCd as leading cause of death in residen- was-simula_le!l . , winners. All will be displayed in the. result of .IOllllrDcture tli'CS in . tial~ues ting three out of Dyer said that dte video will be . business windows around the viiMeigs County so far this year. · . · 10 ' child fire dealhS. u~ as a fire safi1!Y teach!ns tool. · )age. . · It is those facts which have enny B~r, Middlepo!'t assis- It will be shown this .we_ek 10 sever- · Fire Prevention· Week is being· encouraged ·members of Meigs . tant fire chtef, said that the forst al ~hools to educate childml8bilut · observed ·this week across the County Fire DepattmCnts aDd the public showing of a video of lhe4o:w~at can happen when they play nation ill·remembnulce of the gre31, Emergency Medical SCivice to do. recent Pearl Strut lite started by a ·· )VIth lighten~ mall:hes. . . . . Chicago fire of 1871 ill wllich 250 · milre-ln lite :way of community ll!ld · . cllild playjng .. 'If ith a cigarette, Pros:mt!:'byr""'Jddie.nuon 11 · people died. The J~niliversary of · c ,SChOOl educaUon 'on rore ' pf~Ven- lighter Will kickoff that depart· · be c~n ~ Mi~~~- ~: that ftre, OcL 9, is always inclUded DETEcToRS SAvE UVES • Stuchntl Middlelion.. · ment's obser:vance oC F'll"' Prcven- !ReD ~ """'1'"" · , e~ ~the week selecled for the ol>Serpci .ReJoidlti.UieSellooll._,tpostenitrelllnJ ·." So this wcek-Narional Fire ·lion Week. The video will be mg Ltfe Schools Tuesday. , . at rl'ance · · , .. · · · ·. · · tace ot•ob clttlctors 111. uvbla Uves. Here Eeau:r . · PreVention Week .. specia! ~- · . shQ'Wn during an open .house 11! 7 · ·S8J11ttc!ay Pomeroy firemen :U~ The week'a activities will foeus · ......, a dirt,_ lire chlel,loc!b over ~n made ·, sls iJ bebia placed on acUYtlies to p.m. Tuesday ~verung Ill ,ibe Mid· . 11 the Pomeroy E!CIIl(lR~ ' on file safety,lild give an 9JlPOI'll!· and Painter ·communlc:ato to children the dan- . d l - fire ·stallOIL. ·.· . . " . ~ laltz In dte week Wtllgo to lite oily for local volunteer: fll"'men to ,__ r ......., · · · • ., tier of playing with mali:hes and ...,;;;, tictual aflernttiib of the fire, .Salisbury Elt;~n · be· di~b~ Botblit Continued on A-7 ptiJel . . . _tothewlnn~AIJ . cigarcucligbtori·, ,and)o_adultsthe . --~en~ WI .sin uung ___ -_.: . ··, e ., voled on in the Nov. 3 general elec- various city departments, such as lion will be explained and wiD also streets and -water, will also be invitbe ~ for questioits. · , ·· ed to attend and respond to ques. ity Commi~sion members . lions. , Wilma Brown, P.O. McCreedy, Those . witb questions are . Dovel' Myers; C8rol O'Rourke and ei\couraged to fill out a form to John Taylor will ljc on hand for the ' aJlll!:81' soon in lhe Gallipolis l)aily meeting, in addition to City Man- Tribune and submit the form to ager Glenn. Smith; City Auditor City Building by Ocl. ;!I. ·· Deborah Hughes and City Soliciur . . . ''The rown meeting will provide. Douglas Cowles. Supervisors of citizens · wi.th an opportunity to voice their questions and concerns and get answers direct (rom c,iry. officials," explllined · .Mrs. O'Rourke, Who is president of the commission. "This is ·the forst time such a meeting bas been scheduled, and if it is succesSful, we hope to . do it again once or twici d!lring the year." . Jly C .121 Club Dine. Stereo. 8•8parla TO!Itsht Sci..Crow and Mrw. King, ·· I§;" 0 :National Fire ·Prevention Week _is being observe.d · I!J. OVII!: ...ICIIM (II) (2:00) a. • Town··meetin·g is slated· on·Oct. 29 . lll'.:.bli: . 11:00(2) • .(i). (l) (I) 8 . l1ll D ID. IIJ NIIWI . (!]) R-rine Stereo. D . . . - ... ee involvement stuff, and reall)• did it. well, ·while over here the:'e -.vas this group of Neanderthals who insisted on doing things tl!e old way?" Trumka asked. ~ "If it worked, they'll_ all Ire jumping on the b31Jd wagon," he Continued on A-6 ' . 11:21'(J) MOV1~: Cooley Htsh (PG) H .to. be . .a.bit . .more ._ unfind yourseH Involved In S0f1181hlng · condltfons appear .' · (2:15) ' •, . . that's not good for.the buyer Orthe setl- certain ·than usual today. OOn't do any- 11:30 (D AIM TV Stereo. C ~n. t.hd . ·.v ' . ' er .. bon•t w..,. time trying to make a' .. thing that could jeopardiZe your deal· . Clle Mounter-·Miga&lne • _:.T bad deal betl,r. 11 could only get ~rae. : lngs With aither a firm or IndiVIduaL · Weal Virginia fo!llbeli .. . ,. CAI'RICORN~Dec, 22...en. 11) Yoll and 1 • CANCillA (June 21-.lulr at) You may be ,!JUt~ Hill Ste . rao .. · 0c1. 3,1112 . your "'ate rnuat tllkii meaaures today to ,. too qutay-lor you; own good today .. , ·. ' · . ! 1!8B'thata,n a(gu"'ent lan't played out rn ·auempi to'domlnall! thcile who will not' I' 8 Point After . . 8.._,.ne . Ypu might becQme very Intrigued with !· a IJl'bUc forum. If It Is, both your Images . bedt'dered abOUt. Becanslul witH who"' · products or ayaiems that are new and! will be tarnished. · . . · · . . . yau lock hams. · . 11:31(2)8T~WIIh ' different In the year ahead. Involve-· AQUARIUS (Jiin. 2!Hell. 11) You'.re , .LEO CJIIIJ 23-Aug. at) Be very mjndluf · ...,~..:11 Q· ments In progressive ventures ~ld apt to be ·ambitious and_induatriQus to-... of !18letY P'OC*Iures today when work- · . day, but you muat know your ·rrmlta- , .lng with. unlemUier eq~lpn1811t, II you work out.well for-you. With . . UBRA (Sept; 23-0cL 23)11 might be 1 tlons• If you attempt to operate above! ·.•~on't kROW What you r.e doing, call GJ · -.Paine difficult tor you .to achle.ve an·tmpQrt_ent . your aklll leyel, you. coyld produce a. · somebOdY In who doeo. .. . .· . . . . : VIRGO lAue- IS-hpL at) II y.O!I gat ln- . . . Weat' Virginia lootbiH. . · . • . ob'ective ' today be!;auae of yQIJr .un- poor product. · . so~nd m8thodl and -proce<turea..To be ' PIICI8 Cl'ab. 20Marah 28) You may ! . valved 1!1 a lOCI.. aport .that hu ere- 1 00 successful you must thlrik ahead ·and .. have little• patienCe today with thooe· . mente of oompatltlon, be ~xtra mlndiU! 2: '' ian accaidlngly, Know Where to .1~ ' 'tfhG do thlngl you conalder.IOCialiy In•.. of h9W you conduct y\)UrMII. Be .. gna. C!.tiiiiiii!JI Aller PlPotn~owlllllillitoNhl r~~ r~mance and you'll find it. The As-:1 C~tr~\. ,~ rreM that others eren'\ _CIOUI& I~ U you ~~ld be a winner. •• Stereo; ~ 1 . ·. tiated by lheir larger competirors or In an interview earlier this year, rejecting it and risking a strike by UMW President Richard Trumka hinted at the possibility of an theUMW. Union and induslry sources have alliance with sevl)rill coal compaindicated that the motivation nies which he said could "treat~ il beliind the new associarion is a greatlabrlratoty experiment.'' desire to achieve a new relations!tip "What if there were one group · of employers who did this ernplovberween management aild.labor. • , . ·~ elaborate ori the announcement. However, it represents a major change for the Coal indltlllry, ~here c.on~,ract talks have historically been dominated by the natioO.:s · largest producers. In the past, smaller operators have had the choice of accepting what was nego- Lead_poisoning big concern in a~ea ••=• I10:30(J) MajOr 1A1gue BaHbelt Chlcego White Soli at Seattle Marinara (L) · 121 Aultln Encllfl . Major Le~gue BaHblll Qrading Your ~avior aa well. 15 ~tiona, 134 Page• AMultimedia Inc, Newapa.,.r . Pleasant, October 4, 1992 are · R-..oil ' By BRIAN J. REED occupy space a1so used for other Most elementary schools in the Times-Sentinel .Staff school activities. district are forced to ()ave an in ihe RACINE • Overcrowded and At Letart Elelllllntary, the lib"!!)' ClassroomS,"Ivhich promotes a outdated school facilities are the is located in the corner of a mulu- proble111 for teachers. . rarget.of a pnipoSed 5.8 mill bond purpose room, which is alsQ used "If yoo have an in the regular · issue in .lhe Southern Local School as lhe cafeteria. music andarttoom classroom.s, you can't work on District · , and for physical education and larger p_roJects, ~~a~se anot~er At dte heart of dte levy pioposa1 recesses dunng lhe cold months! clqs wtll come m r~ght behond is a $3,7 million building program, ' , Ord maintains lhat the ·entire thedt,'' he said. · which would add classrooms to school is disrupted once a week, · Students in lhe learning disabiliS~;~uthern High School, as well as when the rraveling music teacher ties, Olapter I reading atid coontyconstruetion ~;~f a new $6.9 million visits, and that t1rt progmms in the wide multiple-hand.icapped prQelementaty school, designed to .·· schools are not as effective as lhey grams are especially effec~ed by house kindezgar:ICn through eighth should be, since work and sl!mlge the overcrowdimi. since_they uSe grades. . . . . space exrremely Continued oil A-6 t> nah. Cold l!IP water should be run at least two·\ GET THE LEAD OUT • Tbe water used in · Tlie new building Would minutes before using .It t~ mix f~nnu!~· Th~t \ makln' formula ·can be a source orlead in an replace six existilig buildings in dte way any water stanaong m. tbe Iones where ot · ; infant s blood. Debbie Babbit, R. N., right, !lislrict, !he newest of which is 35 may . h ave been a~ntaniinated with lead from the !liredor vi the WJ,.C (Wom~n, Infants and Chilyears old. Those buildings are pipes will be ftushed out dren) l?rogram instructs Alberta Hysell on J,.etart and $yracuse Elementary · preparmg formnl•· for seven-month-old Han~ Schools and Soothem J~or High ' School. all of which date back to · · \929, Portland Elementary Sc(Jool, built inl9Sl, and the district's ~d¢tgarten building, which was · construeled in 19!5S. blood teSL By CHARLENE HOEFLICH · lead poisoning. . She said that there is. a correlaThose rests are available According to District Superin· Tlmes·Sentinel Staff tendent Bob ·Onl, student pQpula, POMEROY - 'With Meigs tion between amounts of lead in the through a child's regular pedialrirlon in dte district has held stelldy County children at high ris.k for blood, and learning disabilities, cian, clinics or the children·s healdt . through the years. However, an lead poisoning, the Meigs County behavior dismlers, decreased IQ's program at the Meigs County · increase in required curriculum and Heal!h Department is conducting and cognitive delays. Meigs <:;oun- . Heal!h Depanment Torres said that lead is toxiC.: programs has created overcrowding an educational program on sources ty has almost twoce the nauonal wherev~;r it is and that it is found average of cltil~n ·in special edu·on all of rbc dislrict's achool build, of lead and warning signs. everywhCRI. · ings. Those conditions vary among Norma Torres, R.N.. nursing cation programs. Chipped or · peeling paint The nurse explained that lead the b!Jildings, but in each of those director reporfs that statislics around the house at .on· toys, , poisoning at low levels does not b!Jildingli; t~e .abilily .to teach is recently 'released from the Ohio ceramic glazed dishes, the colored · give any physical symptoms and hmdered by madequate space and 'Department of Heal.th sh.ow.. that . p rinting on food \:lags, the so.it that lhC oilly way to detennine if a faCilities, Ord said. . 38.84 percent of all Meigs County child has lead poisoning is to 'do a on A-6 Continued "In otder to be creative, a teach· .& chjldren under six are at risk for er has to have space," Ord said,. . CROWDED . : This Chapter I ~ading cl8!18 at . "and .in. order. to be effective; a · Portland Elementary School ii· typical or the overcrowded coodlteacher must be creative." tioos In the Sciutbern Local Scbool District. The c!asills located in a ' Library facilities in 1111 of the small,. Cl1flverted restroom. A.hood issae on tbe November ballot buildings are virlually non-eXistent. addresses tb- CGnditiilns. Pictured are teacher Jan QiU, and StuBookshelves line the corridors in .dents Kayla Pullilas, Amy WU.On, Jke Apperson, Anthony Barber, most of the elementary buildings, Jer~y _ Pullins. ~inies.Sentinel Photo by Brian J, Reed) . . and in other.s , rhe library musr 0 700 Club With Pat .. ·· :Ordsays Southern's bond issue :. needed for new district facilities tA 751 +QI09 _8 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South t w..at Ni:rtb Ea•t I am writing this column during the SOutb Pua 2+ Pus second week of the Barcelona Olym- ~ Pua 3 NT , All paS!! pies. Probably some competitors have been thinking ~long the lines of openUIIIead: • K George Ade: •Anybo<ly can·win, unless there happens to be a second en\ry." ~,___>.·:._ _ _ __;__ _........_ . Whim you are playing a br!dge blind, it helps til have a second string·to your boW. Uyour first line doesn't work out, occur only just over one-third of the you bave a backup plan available. time. So declarer took the finesse and Il yo.u were in three no-lrtiiJ!p on to. went two down wben it lost. day's dea_l, w~at backup plan would South shook his head lmowingly you bave on mond? ·when he discovered tbat the hearts W~st I~ the diamond kjng and kept were s-3..Yet .if only be bad laid the playong on doamonds, South wmning foundations for hill contract a little the third trick after East discarded a better, South would have avoided a spade. !laving only .live top trieks, d~ gu~. After winning trick tbree with clarer was forced to attack clubs. He the diamond ace, Soutb should cash his was relieved when East, not Wes\ •.WOn top tbree hearts. If they split 3-3,. wilh tbe ace. But when East switched South knows be has nine tricks. But If Ill a spade~ South was impaled on the the hearts don't divide favorably, bor.ns of a dilemma: Sbould be fiii!!SR South knows be needs the backup or should be hope for a 3-3 heart spade finesse to succeed. . break? ,•.. · .,.. lilviiM ·u . - <~~fd.ploy q - · · Well, the odds recom~d taking u- "'P&JJIIp Alder, Ill cue of W. ..,.,...,.. the finesse ..A priori, a finesse is a 50' TrlqCIIJJ/Jo_<>J!jr,_,llleco/vmll. 50 proposition, wher~as a 3-3 split will _ ~ .._ - •PII0 ·.- +AQ .KB2 . . Sunny. High arouni1 ·70. . •Ju .1074 tKQJ96 +& 2 . I Mlddleport4omeroy~alllpolls-Polnt HUNTINGTON, W.Va. {AP) association called dte Independent - App!llachian coal procJucers Bituminous Coal Bargaining ·interested in a union conrract dif- · Alliance. announced Friday thill~ fereilt from dte one which will gov- talks will begin Monday to rep~ -ern· the rest of the indtisuy begin a conlnlC~ whicb.expires Feb. l. The negotiations will be .held .in negotiations this week with the 'Unired Mine Workers union. Washington; D.C. Both union and The union .ancJ a newly formed industry spokesmen declined 10 · EAST WEST , +KJ 3 - Coal group .announces start of contJ;act·talks • ' 9:00 C2J e UNDeR "THe TITLI= " FATHEAD OF "THE: Vol. 27, No. ~~ · CoPr'18hied 1112 . +KJ 73 (Season Premiere) Jake and Holowachuk share an Qa~en~, (PI 2 of 2) Stereo. MORTY MEEKLE ··-· · Along the river ........,..... Bl-8 Business/Farm ...............Dl-8 Classifi~ ....................... D2-7 Deaths............................... A-3 ~ EdltOfal ............................A-4 Sports.........- ...................c l-8 Weather............................A-2· - • nnt1t· UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO 'GET ANSWER NORTH -·· Inside . Meigs Historical Society will ·meet today- Bob Hoeflich B-2 PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES . . BRIDQE . . Anne Bailey's hunting days are recalled- James Sands -A-8 B-1 .U s ~~&ll1 . St~~Week Stereo. llii liD .e Major Dad HAD TO STAY IN AFTER SCHOOL FER ACTIN' UP ~ 0 . . I ScRAM-LETS ANSWIRS 8Croullre . 1111 Maniac Manelon Q • 8:00 C2J 8 l!2l Fllllll Appea~ From the Fllea of Unaolved . · Myaterlea An Investigation of a·auspect In the death of a security g~ar~. Stereo. Q (J) MOV(E: Children nt a Lauer GqciiR) (2:00) Iilia (I) 8 Family Mattera . Carl becornee jealoils -of Harriette's au~ . ve · ano ' teacher. Stereo. CZJ W waahl .Week In R..lew Stereo. .D . l!lliiD. ~ Goiifen Palace Stereo. : . (!]) I) A ance'a Moat Wanted Aman's obsession with a 15-year-old girl .leads him Ill kidnap her. Stereo. Q 1!J Murder, She Wrote Q 121 Crook and ChiN 8 PrimaNewa D . . . 1111 MOVIE: Howto Frama 1 . Flgg·(2:00) 1:05(1) Allin.the Femur · .1:25(1) MaJOr t:oiague Ba~belf . .San Diego Padres at Atlanta · Braves (q · 8:30 C2J 8 0 What Happened? The crash of a ·cc-1o In Bostoni en illxploslon on _ • ~rd the USS 'Iowa. Stereo. 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