http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b24b6ae1880f56c107531790efd0516a.pdf a4b473c2a1becd52fc0b18aa0f6925d3 PDF Text Text " ' Pege Pomlt'oy Middleport, Ohio 14--The Dally Sentinel Thul'!d!y, Octo!»r 29, 1112 Professor:· Author's daughter wrote much of ~Little House' series IJ KEND.\LL J, WILlS A• I ltd rr.. Writer KANSAS aJ'Y, Mo. - ·Laura Inplll Wildllr'l beloYed "Little HoUIO" boob about life on tbe Anlatcao ft'CIIIIIIr in IIIII IalD 111001 abohliiMD !Jy ber dauabt«. apoisaorCOIIIIIIIIII. William floltz, 1 Unlvenlty of Missouri professor of English credit& Rose Wilder Lane with evcrydiiDa that make lhe children's books "aMid up ll!d sing." · "! am sayina daU&htcr sub~~ it, "'dung jlartl, ~Iiiii W H I H - themes, ~ng dialolile,.,IfHolthlsiZ .saidii!J't.sfloltwriiln M • g, 10 1 ...~ whatls? inierview from Columbta on Wedneaday. . In 1 forthcoming book, Holtz c~ the inlJtae of Wilder as a literary Gnndma Moses of the '!'o Ozarks. · week. Tbey are wltb 1 group called Mothers Some of Kolu's ~ dis· · Wltb Twlus tbat makes tbls ootlog to tbe pumppu!C his conclusion, saying the two . kin patcb every year. (AP pbiltQ) · . wntm collaborated lllld Lane was simply an editor for lhe series publisbed in the 1930s.. · "(Lane's) fingerprints are all over those books," said William Anderson, a Michig~m author who fot Madonna's sexually explicit Actor Corey F~ldman speaks ~ . book after sa)'ing tbcy received personal experience when be warns about 200 calls Tuesday from peo- students about drug llddlctlon. "Helping kids to get off drugs ple ptoleSting the purchase. Mayor Willie Wong figured and alcohol or stay off drogs and what you don't have can't hurt you. alcohol is the most importat\t thing "We're not exercisins censor' in my life," he said tueaday dur· ship. We're nOt pulling. U off the ing a visit with middle school stu· shelves," he said. · dents in this south Georaia city. Louis Rhodes, director of tbe "It's more·important to me tban AriZona Civil-Liberties Union, said any film I'll ever do." ' · Feldman, best known for his the cancell!Uion was a " clear attack" on First Amendment rigl\ts roles in "Stand By Me," "The and that he planned to contact Lost Boys," "Gremlins," and "The Goonies,'' said he got caught Wong. · ' 'It's just unbelievable that a lit- in the fast·paced lifestyfe or drug tle pressure can 'et tbe mayor to addiction at age 14. After being anested three times decide to do thal,' Rhodes said. Other libmies have decided for dru$ offenses, be spent nine against buyinjl the .$50 book. In months ma rehabilitation cemer. Colorado Spnngs, Colo., library . Now recovered and in his 20s, · offiCials said last wedc that "Sex" . Feldman said. he wants to Jell his story around the country to stu· did not meet "collection criteria." dents from elementary _schoo_l 1.0 VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP)_ college. . . . PUMPKIN TWINS • Connor, left, and -· Patrick BickfQrd look to be disc~ing wbo bas tbe bigger plilllpkin 111 tlley look over tbe patcb at tbe Fanners Market lo HuotsviUe, Ala, Ibis --People in the news--. BOSTON (AP) - . Inspired by Leonard .Bemslein, Joan Kennedy Has published a book to help ' youngsters learn about classical 'music. · "If you start children when !11ey're very young, then when they're 10 years old th~y'll have Madonna, but they'll also have Mozart," the former wife of Massachusetts Sen . Edward M. J}ennedy said Tuesday. · Mrs. Kennedy, who taught music after getting a master's degree in educaaion at Lesley College in 1981, signed copies of her book, "The Joy of Classical Music,'' at a BOSII>n store. · She said she got the idea to · -.yrile the book from the !ale' mae· stro BemSiein, a long-time friend. MESA, Ariz. (AP) - There's 1!0 "Sex" at some public libraries. • Ciry officials canceled iln <H:det Ohio Lottery NHL action in full swing bioplpliy of Lane. "The Gbolt ill .the Ultle ~ · to IJo publillhed in the 111rin1 by UliM:nMy of Mil· IDWi l'ftlll.l.lilo's heir pvc Holtz , acc:esa in 1976 to faiDDy leuen, dlaies and"*"" 'ipa. , ''I tbinlt wbal tbO muUJCripU. the diary and tbo letten lndteale Ia tbat (Wilder) was an amatearllll · HarpcrColllns' ~estor ~- wriler from beginning to end and nics published nearly 35 million lhat everytblnJI that makes the 'Ut· copies of the books. tic House' boob 8IBnd up and sing The boclks, baaed on Wilder's is what the daughter did 10 them," experiences gro~ up on the Koltz said. ptllrie, were trans into dozens He said Lane was 111 eSiablished · or languaaes and became the basis writer before Wilder became for the TV aeries "Uitlc House on famous, wrilinlnovels, articles for the Prairie." · national mpz1nes ll!d biolraphiel Wilder, who had no literary of Henry F!Jn1 and Herbert BoOvcr; baekP.oo.nd and the cquivilent of ' "Have to finish my mother's an ~flbth·grade education, beaan goddamn juvenile, which .has wrlllliJ at ~ 6S at her daugbler's &lOpped me flal," Lane wrote to a ur11ing. She sat at a tiny desk at friend about Wilder's "On tbci d)eir ~e iD the MisSouri Ozarks Banks of Plum Creek.:' and scrtbb_lcd ·on paJ!Or tablets, ''Ch~e the beginning if you · some of w~ III'C on display at the want," Wilder wrote her daughter~ homeiteatl '!' Mansfiel~. . " Do anything you please with (the)' By tbe ume she died m 1957, damn stuff if you wiD fvtit up" · Wilder had published 10 books. Wilder's manuscripiS are nOtice: Anotber was published after her ably different from the edited "LiF · death. Lllle died in 1968. • tie Houae" books and Lane wrote Holtz' s claims are made in his entire_chapters, Holtz said. " has written sev.eral books on Wildei'aJ amily. "But I just don't lhinlt it is fair to sa lbo did 80 or 90 percent of the , William Morris, a spokesman for K&r{'erCollins Children's Boob, Slid lhll if r- had been a ghostwriter, the company would have givm ·her credit as co-author. :h:a." Pick 3: 292 Pick 4: < 1231 • Page4 • Free telephones planned on freeway shrank to about two-thirds during the 1980s. . A.lso during the deade, all three networks' parent companies were swallowed up by ·even•larger owners. As earnings eroded, painful cost-cuttin' began. Recurrent rumors had 11 that one network or anotller would be put on the bloclt.. Whether that might be the case now with NBC remains undetermined. Not much clearer is what Cosby would do with the network, no longer a cash cow, if he did become its owner at a possible pricetag of $3.5 billion to $4 bil· lion. Broksw said only that Cosby has "obviously ~ot some ideas about quality TV.' . Cosby, 55, host of the S)'ndicat· ed game show "You Bet Your Life," has been associated with NBC since 1965, when he costarred in "I Spy.'' The role made Cosby, a standup comedian, the . fust black man to star in a dramaiic: series. · He was a successful pitchman .for Coca-Cola and Jell-0 desserts when he led a resurgence ·of thenmoriilund NBC in the 198es with "The Cbsl!y Show;" a sitcom premise tbaf AllC and CBS had rejected. '• ., CINCINNATI (AP) - Hamil· ton County commissioners are starting a pilot program to make ,;olar-powercd lelephones available along the Cincinnati oulerbell for usc: by mocorisls in U"Duble. A 5.3-milc stretch of Interscate 275 northwest of Cincinnati should be equipped with 24 emergency call boxes at half-mile intervals sometime next month, commissiontr SieVe Chabot said Wednesday. ' The first unil went on-line -Wednesday . Others will be installed when the couruy receives . approval from the u.s. Depanment c:l Transportation, probably within · I 0 days, Chabot said. Calls from the phones will be routed to the Hamilton Counly Communications Center will\ the . push of a red button. The location c:l the call box will !lash on a com. puta screen when the county disJIIIIIChcr answers and the displlcher Will assess the urgency of lhe call IDd aend help. ., GTE Government Information Systems is providing the phones, wbich cost 53,400 each, free for six months to a year. They will be on of the most re11101e strerches of inrentate. where stranded drivers iilistu not be able to reach other plloael cuily . • CountY coRunissioners will lhen deci"e whetbcr to buy the sysJem, JM nibly with fedenlf or state grant IIICIIey. Chabot ~- . Don Phillips. a GTE executive, 111id the call boxes iavc money fiCic do not- have to stop fbr lilocaills. "Ofl'iccn ·can go forward with hiJfl-priarlty itcllll," he said. Columbal bousht the call-box 1 meat after a year's test, llid. Similar Syilellll III'C iii DN Atlantic Cily, N.J., Los Aqelct and New Yort City. '* ::J::kc: ' Huxtable, Cosby played a SUCCeSS· ful obsletrician and family man. The siKiw fust aired in 1984 and for the next four seasons was No. 1, helping NBC rule Thursday's prime time and dominate house· hold ratings for seven years. The series, which won .six Emmys, made Cosby a wealth' man. His personal fonune Is cst1· maled at $300 million by Forbes magaZine. The show slOpped pto· dilction in 1992. General Electric purchased RCA, then parent company of NBC, in 1986 for $6.4 ,billion. NBC tlaived afl« the purchase, but its ratingS began to mxle two SCI· Sals ago as aging hit shows began . to fade and new programs failed. NBC, blocked out of first place in the 1991-92 season, tried to reach younger vieweq this season. It dumped soccessful series s~~:h as "In the Heat or the Night" and " .Matlock" that appeated to older v~ewers, The shows were picked up by · other networks, but NBC's fall lineup, including newcomers like "~hythm & Blues," "Out All Night" and "The Round Table," have performed poorly. NBC ~mains. in lhird place in the prime lime ratu1gs. • • SOFT· SPOTS BIRTHDAY SALE! VoL 43, No..133 Copytlghlod 11t2 Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiPL Friday, Oc~ober 30, 1992 Presidential candidates · • • campatgn over economlcs: . Come in and save on the most comfortable shoes you 'II ever wear..- And because thev come in a full range of sizes and widths, we can 'fit you By KAREN BALL ed is a Clin1011..<Jore mylh," Bush Associated Press Writer . said, appearing on a taped inter· Bill Clinton and PreSident Bush view on ABC-TV's ,"Primetime battled over economics as they Live." Clinton was on the same campaigned at breakneck pace in show in a separately taped inler· tossup states . Ross Perot joined view. them on another campaign turf and Perot, appearing on CNN' s aU three snapped up free air time to " Larry King Live," answertd a take their case 10 volerS. viewer question on lhe same sub· Clinton, ca~t~pa igning in New ject by noti~g that he buys his own Jersey on Thursday, toOlc a swipe at food and clothing, and had on Bush's explanation of his knowl· Thursday been in a convenience edge about the Iran-Contra armsstore, where he spoke with the for,hostages deal. clerk, some construction workers " The only loop he's been out of and a police officer. is lhe one you' re in," the DemoBush said •'a lot of families are cratic nominee told Jersey City, hurting" but " the economy isn' t NJ., supporters. Later, by saleUile in as much dotdroms as Governor 10 a Detroit rally, Clinton pledged Clinton and Ozone would have you to "be in IOI!Ch with you, workiilg believe.'' '"Ozone" is Bush's mck· for you, every day I am in the name for Clinton's running mate, .While House... AIGore. · Bush brushed off criticism that "The good people who are vothe' s out of touch with everyday ing for him are throwing their votes away," Perot said on the King concerns. · " This idea that 1'1!1 disconnect· Friday, Saturday& Monday OCT. 30, 31; NOV.2 . · -·· -- --- --------~ ~ ---------------- · $10.00 OFF SAVE SOFT SPOTS ~E A l lV SAVE COM FORTABLE SHOES . ,,...,., 8AYI ,• IOOILIOHT IADIISI IAYIIOSI · Scott Wolfe, president of the ' Soulhern Local Scbopl Board, has anndunced the location of a pro, posed consolidated elementary , school, to be built if a 5.8 miD levy is ~ed by voten on Tuesday. • I would like to clarify some , facts that area residents have been ; concerned about," Wolfe said. ."The new building will be localed in the Pine Hill ar~ of Racine, wilh access frpm Yellowbush Road and 'Walnut and Cherry Sueets, away from the high school and its siudents. The mix of high school and ~mentary students was a con• cern during the last building levy fl!'OPOS8l." According to Wolfe, the old buildings vacaled by the new K-8 building would be turned over to the various communities for use· as •Mark has fought to keep our ·coal economy moving. alon Frusf Him To ,lgflt·for Usl SHOES P8kl far by the CommlttM to Elect 118rk "sl~~o-. K. 118lonl, TriUUNJH Rt. 1, Box a, Ironton, OH. 411• POMIIOY,OIIO ' ,, or (APpbotp) ric Malon·e · .Eougltt for His Country, flow lie's figltting for Tile People Of · Southeastern Ohio. rk It Sure Tt Cheek Ike P•••lf lue..ah M dated school bullditig 1,- a 5.8 niill levy is approved· in tbe Soutbem Local Scbool District on Tuesday. (Sentinel Photo by Scott Wolfe) :Wolfe announ~es location · j propos~d consolidated·-School Pare•1•reaaa harllor to ·help some 70 pilot wbales out to sea after tbey became ltl'llllded. , State lepresenfat#ve ~ -~ ------ - ----------- ~ ----- - ----- C A PILOT'S GlJIDE • Michael SbatweU, U, lli!lpl plde a bal17 plot nile out of tbe Paropreap harbor e111b -.e Ia tbe far IICII1b ot New Zealud. Wf!lo 11'.,., Several people came to tbe ' We can trust Mark Malone to be there when we need hini, fighting for our future. . SAVE RACINE ELEMENTARY· The Radne Elementary School, built in 1911, wiD be one of · five old sebool buildin)IS replaced by a coosoli· •Mark continues to fight for equitable · funding for education. He cosponsored the "School Equity Bill" which allocated $4 million to ·o ur schools. • •Mark,secured $100 million to improve our · highV!fays and bridges. perfectly. . show, which features Bush toniglu. Clinton was doing another town hall meeting this morning on ~C; his aides were working on juggling · his schedule to fit oite in tonight in Detroil · At Perot's Dallas headquaners, his aides complained that the news media was portraying the race as a two-way contest that left outlhe independent candidate, even as Perot focused almost entirely on the Republicans in his campaign auack s, making only indirect auacks on Clinton. But new poDs indicaled Perot's suppon may be waning. ABC 's two-night tracking poll made it Clinton 44 percent, Bush . 35 percent and Perot 16 percent. down froin 20 percent in a survc;.y released the day before. The network surveyed 903 likely voters , with a margin of error of 4 percentage JX>ints. Pay rai$e approved by Meigs board community centers or village multi-purpose buildings. · "All of lhe buildings were nice in their time, but we've outgrown them," Wolfe said. ''When Racine Elementary was built in 1911, teams of horses actually delivered the huge stones that made up the foundation. The 81 year-old build· ing has an 81 year-old roof, which is in immediate need of repair." Wolfe explained that the state assistance to fund the building project is available from a revolving loan program, and that districts mus( "wait their tum" in order to awly. · "The board didn't fmd out from the Stale or Ohio until August lhat it was . n eligible for the Build· ing AssiStance fund, which is a revolving fund," Wolfe explained. "We had to either accept a chance atlhe scale monies • over three million dollars • or reject it until it became our tum again. It took us seven years, I believe, for our tum to come around, and we fell we couldn't wait any longer." "Taxes often increase at the slate and federal levels without our consen~ and we in Meigs County, especially, never see the benefits. We have a chance to say 'yes' to this tax. increase, but the increase will be minimal and we will see the results in our own backyard. We will receive nearly $3 .5 million dollars in Slate money. roughly 47 percent of the cost of lhe building. ' When is the last time the state gave us anything? We'd better take advancage or it." ·Candidates snub region •Mark battled Columbus to retain and ' expand nearly 7 ,000' jobs 1n Southeastern Ohio. Celebrating Eleven" Years of Comfort. ... • Troubled NBC: share Dr.heldHuxtable to the rescue? As · partriarch Heathcliff by the "Big Three" By FRAZIER MOORE Associated Press Writer •• NEW YORK- As Dr. Cliff Huxtable, Bill Cosby helped lowriled NBC get healthy. Il's ailing again, and Cosby may have a pte· ~:buyit. · · • It's for real. Il is serious. It's iiot a rumor," said his spokesman, David Brokaw. If Cosby is serious about his in~ in purchasing it, he'll have \0 get in line. A monlh ago, when former Fox Inc. Chairman Barry Diller had a power lunch with NBC President Robert Wright, it was noled in The Wall Sueet JOIUIIII. · Another purported suitor, Paramount Studios, is beaded by former NBC President arandon Tartikoff, wbo put "The Cosby Show" on the air. · NBC corporate spokeswoman Betty Hudson bad no comment about the reports. Once highly profitable enltlprises, NBC, ABC and CBS were a television troika with lit& compe· tition through the 1970s. With the p1?1iferation of cable netwodcs and jndcpendent slalions. the audience l,.owtaoilttblla •ld ..... Saturday, t loudy. HIP~"· By BElli GRAC_E Ohio only once. On March 25, he held a news conference at the \ COLUMBUS, Ohio - By all Columbus Museum of Art to ask accounts, Ohio is a major battle· the public to put his name on the , ground in the presidential tace. ballot. President Bush and Bill Clinton With less than five days until have been fightin~ in lhe trenches the election, only Quayle had plans on much of Ohio s 5oil since the to visit !he lerril()rty that the candi, June primary. dates have bypassed. ·. But it has been all quiet on lhe 'Qua)·ie's press office said he southeaslem front. . nlanned .0 spend Sunday morning Neither Bush, Clinton nor their fn Portsmouth. He'll be on friendly running mates have stopped iD lhe turf- Scioto County voted for southeaslem third of the state. Bush in 1988. Between June 29 and Thursday, In fact, all but a handful of the Bush, Vice President Dan Quayle, counties in the southern third or the Clinton and AI Gore visiled Oh10 a slate vOied for Bush in 1988. Vot· , total of 26 times·since the primary. · ing for Democrat Michael Dukslcis · Most of the visits to the 31 cities or were Athens, Monroe, Belmont, ·communities have been as individ- Jefferson, Columbiana and Harri. · usls, but Clinton and Gore cam- · son counties. . paigned together three times. Bolh campaigns say they intend, Those visits were all in the ednosnub. , northwestern two-thirds of the "Southern and southeastern state. Ohio are important to us," said As of Thursday, none had visit· David Yost, spokesman for B~sh's ed the Republican, south-central Ohio campaign. "Ohio is the key l part of Ohio or the Democratic state this year. Our strate~ is to go ' counties on the eastern border. out for every vote m every Independent candidate Ross region.'' Perot, who has made few campaign He said the ::::f.aign has dis· ; appearances nationwide, has visiled patched several -ins, including A81clated Press Writer • ' ' ' < Quayle's wife, Marilyn, Labor Secretary Lynn Martin' and Agriculture SecretarY Ed Madigan, to cam· paign for Bush in eastern and southeaslem Ohio. Bev Burtzlaff, Clinton's Ohio campaign spokeswoman, said the Arkansas governor has not wrltleD off that part of the slale. · By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff A 1.76 p~rcent pay raise for non-supervisory exempt, non-<:erti· fied employees retroactive to July I was approved by the Meigs Local Board ·of Education Thursday night. . The raise was given o-bring !hose emPloyees up to the cuirent pay scale, Jane Fry, treasurc;r, explained. . The Ohio Slate Department of Education increased the beginning salary for a teacher with a bache· lor' s degree and no experience from $16,700 to $17,000 on July I. That same percencage of increase was given to most other leachers and, BCCO(ding to a state mandale, was also given 10 all other school employees except supervisory personnel and the non-supervisory exempt non-certified employees (secretaries) who were given the raise last night. This means that all employees of the Meigs Local School District, except the superintendent, the clerk, and principals bave received salary increases tbis year. Voting in favor of the pay raise were board member, Roben Barton, Larry Rupe, Roger Abbott and John Hood. Randy Humphreys abstained. The resignation of Ann Sisson as a substitute teacher was accepted and Michelle Frazier and Li sa Miller were put on the substitute tea~her list for the 1992·93 school year. The board granled one-half dock day to Evelyn Hobbs for Sept. 25 and an unpaid medical leave to Kathy Deskins from Oct. 26. The board adopted .a resolution appointing John L. Detl}' of Jackson · to serve as referee in the contraCt termination hearing of Victo· ria Bumpass. Arrangements were made to purchase a built tale mailing permit for the District and to lease portl\ble radios for tbe liigh school, from Carl Hysell for SI a year. The Board 11ave special recognition to the Meigs Golf Team which took second in sectionals, second in the district and sixth in the state. The team won the TVC champi· onship for lhe third straight year. · The five mill permanent improvement levy to be on Tuesday's ballot was discussed. The money will go toward purchasing buses and textbooks and making repairs to the buildings. Theeboard went into executive session for over B!l hour 'to discuSs personnel and a grievance. The grievance from the Ohio Association of Public School Employees was denied when the board retumed to open session. Mason County man killed in crash . Benjamin D. Norvell, 16, of led in an accident in Jackson County and a Point Pleasant reen Point Pleasant, was listed in critical was critically injured in an accident condition Friday morning at on Sandhill Road Thursday, accord- Cabell-Huntington Hospital, ·a hospital SJXlkesman said. ing to aulhorities. Norvell was ftown to CaheiiJames S. Butrick, SO, of Gal· H\II!tington foUowing a single lipolis Ferry, was kiUed in the 2:17 vehicle accident on SandhiU Road p.m. accident which occurred at the at 4 p.m. Thursday. He and his pas· construction access · road to senger, Genia Nickless, 16, of Point Ravenswood Alwninum CorporaPleasan~ were both taken to tion on S.R. 2, according to Jackson County Sheriff's Deputy Hcruy Pleasant. Valley Hospital by Point Pleasant EMS. Nickless was trea1ed Wilson. Butrick was awarently traveling and released. occording .to 'a north on S.R. 2 when the emer- hospital spokesman. Deputy N.E. Benson of the gency brake housing or the 1986 Mason County Sheriff's Depart· GMC propane fuel tank, owned by ment reponed Norvell was apCity Ice & Fuel of Point Pleasant, parently traveling west on SandhiD exploded. A P.iece of metal came up Road when he lost conU'DI of his through lhe ' ftoorboard or. the 1988 Mercury. Deputy Benson said vehicle strikinl! the . driver in the the vehicle rolled two ot three head, kilting him instantly, Deputy times before coming to rest. Wilson said. The vehicle was listed as a total The vehicle then veered to the left. lUi 111 embankment and came loss. A Gallipolis Ferry man was kil- to rest on its ri ght side. Mr' .J.Jleport man's uu. sentencing halted BECKLEY (AP) - A judge senlencing a 19-year-old Ohio man convicted of cultivatingmarijuana because,she said even the minimum ·sentence was too stiff. U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Hallanan did 1101 set a new sen~encing date for Everett W. Caldwell, 19,ofMiddleport · Caldwell and Jeffrey Whittin~ ton, 31, Rutland, were arresled m June, after authorities found them near a crop of 858 marijuana plants. The pot had a street value of about $1,000 per plant, slate police said. j Caldwell was convicled of one br•·e~s marijuana cultivation. I ; ------. · count Under of mandatory federal sentencr---.. , ing guidelines, his minimum sen· 1ence is 61/2 years in pr!son. . u~ """'·- was 'mcurred to two vehicles in an accident near The maximum is eight year and •-·• -·-..~ a $2 million fUIC. 32.5 Mechanil: St., Pomero)l, at 8 p.m. Thursday night. ' But Hallanan said Wednesday Pomeroy poUce ~rted that the &a,ked car of Karen Clark, she is considering a lighter sen· Llnpvllle, was struck y a car drivenM y haniC~csTheW. c~· Jr., 16, 1ence. Gallipolis, as he traveled south on ec c. · ..... car was "In my opinion, he commitled a . pulllecllnlm lhe paaking llp8CC Into a stone wall causing heavy dam· youthful indiscretion and came in age to the front eild lnd the driver's side door. Damage to the Miller contact with an older, more experi· car was to the driver's side and front end. enced offender," HaUanan said. MiDer was cited for operating a motor vehicle without control. Whiuinaton, who pleaded guilty • Continued oa paae 3 to. the same charge, wlll be sen· lenced Nov.S . d~layed Local Vehicles damaged in accident . . I ' WITCHES, WARLOCKS AND DEVILS· Jessnn Steinmetz, front, aod Joe Prlclemore, Robin Pridemore, Penny Pridemore and David Steinmetz, l·r, were lotCI tbe HaDoweea spirit · wbea tbey atteaded the l!auoted hayride at . Sleepy Hollow Ia Mlddltport on Thursday · e.eoJn1. THy are ftttloaly pictured ben aru.nd the nre as tbey dl&play their unique costollltS. · �• I ·C ommentary ,The ·Daily Sentinel 111 Coart Street PometCJr, Oblo : DBVOTID TO THE IN11tllUTI Qr 'I'D IBIG8-¥A801f AJUtA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsber PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsber/ControUer CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Man~~ger LE'ITERS OF OPINION are weloome. They 1hould be l011 11w1 300 words. All !etten are aubject to editin& ind muat be ligned with name, address and telephone number. No unaigned leaen will be publisbed. L.eaen sbould be in good taste, addressing issues, not penonalities. Ross Perot .not only alternative for president By ROBERT E. MILLER ·· Associated Press Writer • COLUMBUS - Ohioans will have a wide selectiOn of candidates for •president at the polls next week, not just President Bush, Bill Clinton·and :Ross Perot · · · : The names of five~ are )isted as inde~ts, because the ponies ·they represent - such as the Natural Law, Libertarian, New Allianc:c and :America First - do not meet Ohio's slallitory defmition Qf a pany. ' As in the past, naiC is likely to eveo come close to being elected and· :some wiU admit it Seven independents ran for president in 1988 in Ohio, :but none got more than about 12,000 votes amorig 4.3 million cast ; So why do they do it? . • Mike Tompkins, vice presidential candidate of the Natural Law Party, :gave his reason last week at a news confereoce in Columbus. • He said his party, established six months ago in Fairfield, Iowa, is on ;the ballot in 31 states and hopes to build strength. : " If they vote for us, at least that will be a start in the right direction," •he said. . : The Natural Law Party has a platform that sounds - like some of the ;others - appealing. For instanCe, it promises to cut Spending by $1 tril•lian dollars a year, mostly by streamlining health care ($400 billion) and :eliminatin~ government waste ($140 billion). · ··. · Tompldns tall<ed about preventive health care programs - exercise, :nutrition and other ways to prevent health problems. He said the pro:grams, like most of the othm in the Natural Law platform, already exist ·but "have never been funded by the government" . : He also outlined plans to save eoergy, combat crime, and reform elec;tion laws to make running fot office: easier for candidates who are DQl ·Republicans or Democrais. The Natural Law educaticin plank includes more money for teachers and programs to "increase intelligence" ;through tranSCendental meditation. ''It can be done,'' he said. · . On Thwsday, Andre Marou, presidential candidate for lhe Ubertarian Party, wiU campaign in Columbus. He will be talking about Libertarian · pwposals that include legalizing drugs and prostitution and doing away with the lnremal Revenue Service. . ::· ~orne of the independent candidates are disturbed and angry about Perot's enlry into the race. Campaigning earlienbis year iri Florida, ~ said Perot is "bur biggest threat to winning disaffeCted voters." · :. The former Alaska Slate legislator described Perot "as a bend billionaire who doesn't know what to do with the rest of his life." . :· The other independent presidential candidates are Bo GriiZ or Sandy Yalley, Nev., Lenora Fulani of New York and Lyndon LaRouche of Round Hill, Va; · Peg• 2-The Dally Sentlnel 'i • Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio · Friday, October 30, 1992_ Mexico - l!lact plague baa vilited American . By J Jack Anders.on and . M.•,.hael B•nste•n ...., • • 1 manufacturing - · sapping . its strength, bankrupting countless others and forcing some Cllthe survivors to relocate outside lhe counb'y. When a Smith-Corona or a Schwinn disappears, it's IIIOfe than the loss of one company in one industry. It's a sign of a deadly syndrome~ not just anothe:r statiStic. FQrmer Democritic presidential can"idate Paul Tsongas, whose economic ideas redef'med lhe poUtical debate, called tbe decline of America ' s manufacturing base "our collective Kryptonite." Now only 16 percent of Ill jobs involve manufaciUrins. down 6om 33 percent some 50 years ago. Almost none of tbe jobs created in the 1980s (an estimated 18 million) were in manufacturing. It's the foremost reason wby for tbe fmt time since World War, II, real per • .. MICH. for aewn1 mnwutivc ,_a. and olcHashioned way - by sim-: Hore's the unsetdins upshot: ply out-hustling, out-selling and; Yellllday's SIIIOIWI8ck and atecl- out-marketing. ; belt economy bas eroded to the If Schwinn was a suicide, thC!': polftt wbere now there are I!IOre Smith-Corona was mpre ()/a hoim-: people employed by government cide. · . • than by 111111ufaclllring. S!llith-Corona can blame !N'de-; "An ever less competilive .man- quale U.S. government .acuon to; uf~~~:turin' baae inevitably means . prevent dumping by Japanese· catacl~ erosim of our standard word-processor makc:n. It followed: of livmg," Tsonps warned. "If 18 yean of litijl!tion ov~ Smith-; we are reduced to ] ust flipping Corona Corp. s compll!lnt t~at: harnburias and exploiting our raw Japan-based Brother Indunn~s · materialS, we will have an econo- unfairly aeDs lls portable typewrtt-l my, but it will be a diminished m and pmonal Word proccsaon ,11.; economy of decline and defeat." abnormally low ~:!...thesUnitith- : What lay behind lhc decline and ed St~~e~. ln the ~· m -: defeat of Smitb-Corona and Corona has won e1g~1 a~parate, ~chwinn needs separate. examina- , an~-dumpinJ case agJ1IIlst 1~ com-\ li~?ft, even though both failures con- ~. Who were (omd ~ty of, taiJI urg~ messqes for tbe next selling pnx!ucts l)elow .cost !n. an : P'"ic!entand Coilgiella, which will effon. to drive lh;e lasl remamm&• . have ID'wtatle with how to reseue Amencan typewnter company out lbe ecooomy. ofbusi.ness. . Swt with Schwinn. Its . Sm1th-Corona at least w~nt out .banla1!plcy was largely self-inflict- w1th fireworks: a 15-hour filibuster, ed. a case of-a COillp8Dy that built launched by Sen. Alfonse up $82 milliOIICJI debt and failed to D'Amato, ~-N.Y ., on OcL 5, who respond swiftly and effectively to was lobbymg for a propo~l that. chsges in lhe ~-such would ~ve saved lhe towns nearas the toflightwcigllt touring I~ ~JObs. ' 'Th~ are obsc~ and n.:mg bicycles and ihe need to VIOiallons of U.S. fair trade law~, cut costs and stmunJine operations. D' Amato argued..".But, fore11!n Ultimately, it was American importers have as~ID and agun eompani~, not foreign, that drove penalu~ I.IIOJ1!toles to ctrcumvent the ._ ues. · . ., Japanese companies bave clev-' erly found WI'P. ~· U.S. ~ laws that fosbid dumpmg, a condi. lion allowing foreign competitors_ • to sell a product in the United Stales at less than fair V!IIUe:, Smith-Corona charges that Brother's machines are priced 30 percent below lhe fair market price. D' Amato and others complain that the Japanese circumvent antidumping laws through the creation of assembly opemtions in the U!!ited States - eveo though the parts and most of the 'labor are from abroad. Smith-Corona is competing against Brother, which assembles typewriters at a Tennessee plant largely from imported parts. Trying to prevent future Schwmns and Smith-Coronas will require a combination of smarter numagement •t home and tougher talk in uade.negotiations abroad. In. the meantime, October was black arm band time for the economy. Jack Anderso• and Michael · Blnstein are syadlcated writers for United Fe•ture Syndicate, a .d v e n . ·r A tnc:. . . On to the snuffing of me_d ia perfidy ··. , It has been a long and nasty STOMPerson: We heard, and STOMP STOMP SlOMI'.. tain phrase in many foreign ianpolitical season, and nc one has we applaud it. God bless the ol' bilHoward: I' ve'!='. readinf your guages, and the phrase was "No played a more disgusting role in it lionaire, and tell hi!fl that in addi- li~. and I think mIll fauness, Comment.'' What do you make of than those maddening, self- . tion to his tongue-lashing we're y~ should take noteoftbeconser- that? appointed arbiters or taste truth vauves who trashed Bush as well STOMPerson: No comento. Pas and 'morality -the media. ' as the liberals. I'm thinking of de Commentaire. Kein Bemerkung. We at the Special Tribunal for columnists lik~ ~eorge Will , On second thought, we. tak_e that the Obliteration of Media Perfidy Robert Novalc, WillliiD Safue. bact. What we really thmk IS that continue some very basic and valu- have done our level best to keep up STOMPerson: OK, so there this is just one more example of the able programs. OCher cuts in funds with it all, but it is a monstrous and going to give tl\ose blockheads were a few normally accura.te and . media profiting from stolen gov(or federally mandated programs depreasing task. For this reason, we · who have been bothering him two eminently sensible comm""tators ernment documents: Four hearty such as Medicare/Medicaid forces are iSiting decent citizens every- stomps for the principle of the who made a few mistakes. OK, so whacks for the Washington Month· the state government to make up where to help us out. 'ifyou spot an thing: STOMP STOMP. you've got a point OK, ao here's a ly: STOMP STOMP STOMP , the difference and slice the educa- instance of media' treachery, call Dan: Hey Stampers, I was just swat for them: STOMP. . S'IOMP. lion budget even more. our special hotline- 1-LET- • wondering if you agree with me Henry: H_ey Stompme1sters, I Joan: Hey Stompdudes, thanks Furthermore, in tbe President's STOMPEM - and we will mete that the media elite dumped all was wondering if you. beard &:bout for giving the silent ~aj~rity 11 budget for 1993, he proposes to out the awropriate ~ishmeot. over George Bush? that survey by tbe T1mes Muror forum 10 basb.our. favmte VIllains. give 80 percent of federal resources Orson· Hello IS this the new STOMPerson: Totally, and Center for The People and The I was wondenng if you knew that for elemeotary and secondary edu- STOMP hotline? ' · there's plenty_ of evidence. The Press that showed most people several media airbeads are going to cation to be used as vouchers for STOMPerson: It is. What's your Center for ,Media and Public believe that journalists did a fair be in the new Congress and tuition to private schools. Ir this beef with the bozos of the Fourth Affairs measures these things, you Job with electioo coverage. I think whether it's a step up or a step plan talc~ effect, ~en more federal Estate? • know. Take just the first eisht 11 was over 70 percent that said down for them. funds w1ll be sh1fted away from · Orson: I just wanted to make mooths 1992. The Ceoter count- Bush and Clinton were both covSTOMPenan: It's a cl?se call. public schools. sure you heard about the wonderful ed the c~ents that the ne~worlcs ered fairl)'. · but we'd have to agree ~1th Ross. Governor Clinton has clearly dressing-down that Ross Perot put on the Ill' about the candidates. STOMPerson: What do the peo- Perot and say they have Improved· · stated his commitment to increas- administered to some of the Clinton was praised by 45 percent pie know? A couple of cuffs .for their .station by becomins coning the federal budget for public reponers who covered the debates. of those who spoke, Bush was them for being thickheaded: . ~SS)Jer&OI!S· But it furthet dimi~~ ¢ucation and his opposi~ to lhc He told them they "have ' less mentioned fa.vorably by only 31 STOMP STOMP. . 1she~ the . 1~age of Congress, 1( use of public money for private respect in - this country than percent. Is 1t any wonder the John: I was readmg the Wash- that s poss1ble, and for .th~t we, schools. Congress." Tee bee. And he said Repu~licans we~ wa~in!! ·:Lynch ingtllll Monthly and there, plai.n as · award them each two kicks:, Carol Oblinger,.Pomeroy they are thin-skinned and write the L1beral Media Ehte s1gns at day, was a copy of a memo wntten STOMP S10MP. \ . David Bowen, Syracuse · negative stories just so they can get their convention? It was uncon- by Agriculture Secretary Edward Joeepb ~Jle&r Is a syndlcaled; bonuses and high-five their peers. seionable, and we award the dirty Madigan. He had aslced a subordi- writer for Newspaper Enterprise, . Tee bee. . dogs three thundering thumps: ,nate to research how to say a cer- Assoclatlon. · .: Future of schools at stake Tuesday • •,J • ~ ..... '·'·.. ..,• ,· Dear Mr. Clinton/Bush/Perot Berry's World •• ••.· •• ,.. •' .. ' ,· ,. ,.. ' 0 •' . ' . ,.' • ., • . , We have a Council or Ec:onomic ment, through softening tbe crimiBecause of deadline schedules, I either give my advice to the next Advison - why not a Council of nal 1·iustice code, eroded the value president this week, or wait until a Social Advisors? We always talk of • crime docs iiot pay''? lsn 't the full week after the election, allOw- about "means-'testing" our pro- problem of our schools related to the sundering or the values link ing other fools tO cloud his mind . between disciplined work and .And so I offer ,IX;lst-dated notes to reward? the line pocential presidents, allot· · Uberals will say "values" are a l!rllllllwhy don't we think about tin' space in euct ~on to their respeclive likeli of victo- ~'•\latues-teating" our program~? Republican/conservative issue. We calculate the budget deficit, Maybe so. But remind them of a ry: and write up eovironmentallmpact fact, relevant to the election of • Dear President-elect Clinton, Consratulationsl You have statements- why don't we calcu- 1996: Glllld polilicai coalitions are shown yourself to be smart and lare the values defiCit, and write up built by stealing the other party's vocers. And by lbe way: Promoting toush. able to run a disciplined value Impact statements? • · You have talked eloquently respc~~lsibility pows 111 economy. CIIRJII'ign. That augurs well for about this issue in certain areas, · On to fORign policy. Mr. Presiyou. and ror·America. · often using lbe word "reaponsibili. dent~ dion 't let 111yone spook You have said that _you will ty." Your idea of reforming the you about not beins a hands-on "grow" tbe econotny. Go ahead, get-something·for-nothing ,welfaro expert. Your instincts ~ fme. The · try it. That's your mandate. But svstem ao that it will no longer be a idea Ia the 1990s Is to promote don't let it break your heart Our ;rWJY of life". makes much leD&e. democratic values. Do that in Rill- . economy will r.ow again, with Promoting rapousibllity addrcases sia 11)11 <llina. and you'll be able to vi&or. but it isn t grown by preaithe va1uea dof'ICiL further cut the defenso budset, dentl pu1llng remcdica from lhc kit Mr. Praidcnt-elect; expllld that whidi gmws lbe oconomy. idea 1C1018 the boarcL Dilect your De.-1'1 IJent BliSh, CongrllulatDlll You were riaht whit docun could do for )llbOnts new CSA to examine ~~ policy asking where e!Je it baa and we pundits were, all ~ns . w.:~-~ peatlllvancea Iii pbar1!11 auraery. Punuing subverted our valuea, asking You have every ri&ht to mate us whclhcr a ':tlility-free idool- cal crow. Where's my forlc? r. ~= nail ubitended but Now COIIfound liS again, lhow I(M Oath:rule Do one No ogy baa yl lflnn. sown ODD II 1 ,_ lie oded na y~ur via10lo~t- yondu' vePboel·--~ Ha JOYtlllllllent po y ~ · 1nchm1 up 1 rece y. "":""' Mr. Prelideot-elect, pay attention to another area thll can yield tbe American value or liidiviClual . tab a week off.and iplORI yDIIF.JDricher dividendi. Our IIOCial prob- morit in faWJr of group popcwtlon• box. Think through your gaidin& lans aro ICIIIicr than·our economic alism, lhus emlittmnll and difid· prin~iplo•.• P~t your moderate ing our. JIIOIIIO? ,Has our aovern· lmpnnt on ~nous conservative problema. Ben Wattenberg ',• .' t Joseph Spear or . ..•. ::~~J:~~~ '. .•, n. f"'IC!Ie......... Cloudy atioa will c:ontinue acrou Ohio toaJalaL Rain will be likely ICrDII the aoulh wilb JCattered rain expected over the 11011b. Ovemi&ht lOws will be In the mid30s to mid-40& Another weathe~ system will move loward the state on Saturday resulting in more rain for Ohio. High ten1pent11res will once agiin be mainly in the SOs. The rain should end across Ohio ' on.Saturday night with dry weatbcr e'<peded on Sunday. · The record biah on this date in Columbus was 110 in 1927. The record low was 20 In 189S. Sunset tonight at 5:31p.m. Sun- . . ' elimirwi"l 875 jobe ill Cllltla income bas 11:1Ually declined SchWiM out or bulinca the honest• its wallc. Over )he IUl decW, a type CJl .. '' . thihldng. Be the man who will be' known f+:~:esizing pragma-. ' and'1 usm ' • · I ,• Usc that retroactive philosopbi-: cal mandate. to challenge your newt team - and do you ever need aJ new ~! Push tb09e who will be, running for the Republican nomi-l nation in 1996 to bolster your• vision. Biun the in-box. I And take a look at the advice! offered to Gov. Clinton, above. ! ne. President.t Ptrot, ' CongratulationsI I have written! that you are ail eneraetic, dynamic, I rich, moan nut - demonatrate~ : afresh by lhll yam about die doc-. tored photograph. I hope I'm , . . wrong. . .' I don't agree with many of your \ policy ideas: I think you aro protec- • tionist on trade, isolationist on for- I eign J)Oiicy, and apocalyptic deficit reduclion. . · But you have put your rmaer on I the fedlock problem: Demoerau : and ~JbUcana have ' - ' bled to ! fi8ht wtlb one llllltla. A1111 inde- : pendent, you could indeed bani • their heidi together. Ban1 tbeln, and yom toO; we'D Ill piD. aboUt! I ae.w......... ....,,.t low al llle A11erleu Eaterprlae : lldtllute, II nlllar tl ''Tile Jllnt • V.._ . Nalloa," pUIIIIIed IIJ ! Tile Free ........... .,...... : j wrller fOI' NEA. ~ Cloudy and wet weekend forecast across state I folecalt for daytime c:oaditloal and Letters.to the editor .• Dear Editor, ·: ~e economic future or public schools in Ohio will be greatly ~ffected by who is elected Presi4ent of the United States on Nov. 3. Whelher the federal commitment tb education is. increased or coolinues to decline will be decided by )he next administration. • During his four years in office, l>resident bush has continued the t eduction of federal funding for public education. It is now only 5.6 percent of the federal budget as &:ompared to 9.2 percent in 1980. :while federal money does not flow ilirectly into the local school budJlet, it does provide for such vital services as Chapter I reading and lriathematics instruction and cafeteJ1a subsidies. The downhill slide in !'¢era! suppon for education prokrams forces state governmeot and tocaJ school districts to cut or dis- Ot flO \'l•·.tlhl SaturdaJ. Oc$. 31 American manufacturing needs a big boost ~ WASHINGTON - Two or lhe most venerable American eompanies non lbe wqe CJl vanilbing from the American landscape one driven into bankrupU:y and the other driven soulh of the border. Ironically, these giants succumbed a few days apan to a combination of competitive pressUres, Jndatory trading practices and se1t-inflicteil wounds. The outcome for the counlry is . disturbingly the same, even if the , individual cotnpany obituaries read dift'erently. The Chicago-based Schwinn Bicycle Co. and C()l'tland, N.Y.based Smith-Corona were both fa tures .in their respective industries. Schwinn. was the ~eneral Motors of the l,11cycle bilsmess, I! hou~hold name that was founded m . 1895. It filed for,Shapter II hommmt•yf protection on Oct 8. -g-.;rth'-Corona is the nation's last remaining manufacturer of portable electric typewriters and word p:ocessors. For more than a century, Smith-Corona luiS been a world leader and an emblem of quality. Just two days after Schwinn's announceme.nt, SmithCorona announced that 11 could no longer withstand predatory Japanese tral!ing practices, and is packing its plant.and moving to The Dally Sentinel P8gl Pomaroy-Midd!tpOrt, Ohio • IMansfield ls2- I• IND. , , , , , •lcolumbusl54• I rile Sllllnlly lt7.... Oa AI'OIIId lite...... Raia wU forecast from tbe Thefirallll,jor . . . af6e- · w ' •OiiDVIIeyll>dleMiddle· 4W 1011 dumped- c. Nerd we»;c ~ rain. ifornia; :1 feet or it by lllil w I ' ,,.._ Uiwut ID die in tbe Late Taboe-. 1¥ ' CloudJban ova: _.fll6e C '' *-h•idforNew nation *.Y =y ·IIIII - "'p"'- &111 1'11. wi* lipt rl.ia bom ed 10 perSISt ror lbe IICXll'ew *1- . • 1 • Nr:or ~ 111 the inleas a jet 1111am directs PEi&:- rior SN"' L SICady raia waf ture from California :to die Ea11 u:pa;ICd of die Tennessee Coast. ·• Valq. Sno~ advisories re• ai!Jed ia s : 7- . - r.......,. only for effect today for tbe ll!J..P- dewa• eJ _. • 1 • Fbida. lions of Northern Califoraia al'd Tile .......... Califcnia siOml pans of Oregon. Up 111 • --.or • DwidiJ -... don Intcntate snow wae expected in die Caw • ID a 1 · ' n. Summit and Olympic IIIDIIIIIains OfOaeaoz, ed .,_ die Doencr Pany Thunderstorms were foreicasl ror ... 7• • h41twd by a f~us z Storm 1415 yean ago this month, ldiJing 35 of lhe 82 pioneen. • Heavy min fell in lhe San Fran-· cisco Bay area IIIII tbc:l'c was a 70. percent clllnce of more rain today. : Severe weather i lso buffeted• northeast Texas and northwest: 1!'!1isi- Thursday, where evening • thunderstorms brouslht wind gusts : of up to 60 mph. lfall lhe size of golf balls fell at Chapel Hill, Texas. Highs today were forecast in the : 30s in the WCSiaD GrCat Laltes; in : tbe 40s and SOs in lhe upper half or. lhe nation; in tbe 60s in California, : in lhe 70s in the South, in tbe 80s : in Florida and Texas. The high for the nation Tburs-' day was.92 degrees at Alice, Texas.: ~ Strickland, McEwen spar during debate over taxes W. VA. AmENS, Ohio (AP) - Rep. .Bob McEwen and challenger Ted Strickland c:lasbed over taxes in a debate between the 61h Congressional District candidates Thursday, . "I believe that over the course of the last 10 years we have a tax system that has become increasingly unfair," said Strickland, a ------Weather----- ....Gaul. < --Area deaths-- Colltinued from page 1 involved and full recovery is expected through lhe ...:s m-ance coverase and oiber m • Cremeens had 'b een ICIIIplojell with lhe bank since .1910 ..a promotnd this s....- 10 m . a of the OVB mini-bank. Theft of more .o.. $100Jil0 is a felony of the sw-1 dcplc ,_. ishable by a maximum 15-year term of confinement. Melgs announcements Hospital news Voinovich appoints new P.ress secretary MembOT: Tho Aaooclaled Proal, ud tho Ohio Nowspa!S! Aloodallon, Nallonal neen~tiwe , Br•aham Adt'ertt.inr Nowapapor 8 •· 783 Tlolnl Anaao, Now Y~ New Yort t00t7. Stocks .._1o . P06TMABTER: Soe4 ....... Tile Dally Seotlnel, Ill Cout 81., Ponaoy, OHio ~'761. IUBIICBIPTION BATBII IJ'eant..orllolorlloala u.ao Obo Wee!L.... ................. ..................... Obo M"'!lh .......,.. . ,................... .......... .115 0... Yaar........................................ -.20 IINGU:COPY PIUCI Dally. ........... .;........................ ,......215 C..lo • llallacrlbon ... doalril!c to pay the er moll I• atr.t to Tile ?.:!:11. Senllnol .ad•. . lh-. -·- .... .. ,-.. . ... . . . . . . .= ola or ....... Credll will be . . . . - n No oallocripiiODo by ..0 ponoillod In area• wllue holM oai'I'Mr Mmot II a•allable. • ._... Mdll.-lf- ~ . w-.. . ..........-·- ··""'-"'1:.1& .11 II 16 ............................·.......... ,,._ ,.. a-......................................... Oa-.... ~ ......................................."'" u Welkl........'t" ' '""'"""""'''''" ..."' . 'I -:; " -·- ... . .... 'II . .. ....... . I .. . . ··':. . . ~ _,IB- Tractor paDplaa ~d The Sc1pio Volunteer. Fuc Department will have a pall this weekend with .... · · and pulls • 1 p.m. Claaes b 800, 900. 1,000 and 1,100. 'llac is a $4 fee and 50 percent pa~ Call 742-2110 for infonnalila •*** Election Day diua' BtJO•rs Ill meet Sa4tn Janior Higb Boosters will meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. • die jaaaior higll S£bool. EMS unils answer calls · Nial: ellis lilr wi~' • e were answered on Thursday and Friday by..UorMap~ncy Serv ices . · · 08 111a5day • 2:54 p.m., SYJ11Cuse unit went to John Street. Sir* McCMy ns Datbpxted to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 5:4:5 p.a. M'oddlcport squad was sent to State Route 7. Margie 1'11&11-aia:alll> 1'lca "I Valley Hospital. At 8.:15 p.m., MiddleJIIIllllllllll - I l l lhe marina. Dorothy Selby and Seth Webrulig 1 I • llw: · At 8:43 p.m., Rutland unit went to Meigs Milll: 311ilr Ra)-.1 Trout He was talceo 10 Pleasant Valley Has,..._ Al 8:43 p.JIL. Tuppers Plains unit was sent to West Shade aa.s for r... llasbant,. who was treated but not transported. At 9'. l'J pa. a . h unia went to Showalter Road and Skinner Road lilr llnl* files. '1111: JIRII'M1 owners are unknown. Oa ftidaJ .a 4:45 Lm~ TUppers Plains unit went to East State a-at..r IODt'LciS Posey to Veterans. At 8:17a.m., MiddleJIIIll asait - 1 0 Soollb Fifth,Avenue. Margaret Dutton was talcen to Vi All:28 UL. Pomeroy squad went to State Route 248 in a b IAiai llulli:y and Jonathan Louks. They were talcen to Vi . A lHEATER WrTH A CHOICE! ~: Forest Run United Mc:dlodilt Chun:h will have an J3er1ine Dillner at the church mTawdwrn. n a.m. to 6 p.m. lioDicmalfe wcetable ·and bean soups. pie. cabs and beverages will be mid. 'I1IOIIe wishing to carryout soups slloald bring their own conlainen. THF. LASTof T H~ M ................. OHICANS Ill - ~ filii ':.':::"'.... -:" .... f K.INEYMcx::N .l;,bf.;. IN VEGAS 8:00 IIIIIIL Y. ·~~ SAT I S : ~Tl NEE S Papers filed Articles of incorporation or Martech Industries, Inc. have becll filed with the offic:e CJISeca...., or State Bob Taft. lncorpcn!Or is Trudy J. Marshall, and die . . . is William K. Marshall, lr-. 34620 State Route 7, Pomeroy. JAIIEI ~~ UCME. HOIEY-•W'f!. OIEEWJIIUl . . .Ja Allll • .,.. I'IB.,Mt,-.-.Y IEIIIIIRI .. 411 ~Ability Experience Richarcl E. Jones DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE In compliance with provisions of Section 5721.03 of the Ohio Revised Code, there will be published within the next few weeks a list of those persons who are delinquent in paym-ent of real estate taxes in Meigs Cou1,1ty. I delinquent taxes are paid in full or arrangements made with the Meigs County Tre~surer to pay not later than 48 hours before said publication, the parcel will be ~ run~ved from the delinquent list before advertising. · All delinquent lands will be certified for foreclosure by the County Auditor unless the taxes, assessments, Interests, and penalties due are paid. The said list will be· ready for publication on November 10th and 24th, 1992. . . . _ R. Wlcldl••• a.lp County Auditor ER ~ . .. 1" · lll ..... l o .1 ..1. 1:00, 9:30 Da iLY. 1\\ N 5 SAT I 5111.3 :00 Dinner planned An J;lection Day ~ will be held at Rock Springs Uaited Methodist Ch·u~ch on Tuesday• Serving will begin • 11 ..-. Soop. sandwicheS, pic 11111 bevcn&es are planned. Re·Eiect * ·...................... .,_ ter, Beta Sigma Phi Sonxily. will meet Thursday at 6 P·• - at tile home of .Ann Rupe. She seot lhe pr~- adi 7 ments wiD~ !KaMAl. Ml:iibe!'5 note tbe time dmQe. Knowledge An1 Ele Power.................... 32 318 Ashland 00 .•..••...••..••..•••..• .26 AT&T.................................43 3/4 Bank One..........................48 1/2. Bob Evans ......................... 19 1/2 Channiq Sbop..................36 314 City Holding ...................... 18 3/4 Federal Moaui.................... J6 1/2 Goodyear Ta:R ................"159 318 Key Ceoturlon ...................20 3/4 lsw1s End.. .••••.••......•.....•....30 Umiced 25 . Multimedia. Inc•...••............28 Rax ROitaUIIDL •••"'' '''''''"'lJ4 RelianCe Bleclric.................17 518 Robbins&Myas ................ 14 Shoney's Jnc...................... 19 1/8 7!8S tar B&U .........•............33 518 Weody Int'L..... u .., ..... . :~ .... 13 Ill Worthlngtoa Ind. ...............23 1/2 Stock reporla are tile 10:30 a.m. quota provldld b7 Blanl, Ellis and Loewi fl GaDipoiiL .. The two also clashed over tbC: economy ana health care· : Stricldand is uying for the sec'ond time to. defeat McEwen in the sprawling southern Ohio district, which encompasses Clinton·, Highland, Pike, Scioto, Lawrence, Galli,a, Jackson, Meigs, Athens, Wash, ington, HOCking and Vinton counties, eastern Warren County and southern Ross County. OVB employee charged --Local briefs... -...., with stealing $177,500 Sunday through Tuesday: Sunday, fair. Highs from near 50 north to near 60 south. Monilay, fair. Lows in the mid and upper · A long-time Ohio Valley Bank 30f. Highs from the low 50s to the loY( 60s. Tuesday, a chance of.rain. · employee was charged Friday mOI'ning for allegedly embezzling . Lows in the 40s. Highs 55-65. .. $177,500 from tbe bank. · Brenda K. Cremeens, Mercerville, faces theft charges from the office of Gallipolis City Solicitor Doug Cowles. Marjorie McCausland Ralph Pratt Bank officials, who last week Ralph Reed Pratt. 79, Middle- · uncovered the allesed scheme, said Mwjorie E. McCausland, 73. of port, died Thursday, Oct 29, 1992, . Pliny, died Wednesday evening, at Holzer Medical Center in Gal- no customer accounts were Oct 28, 1992, at Holzer Medical lipolis following an extended illCeoter. ness. · A member of Harmony Baptist Born in Middleport on Feb. 10, Church and lbe V.F.W. Auxiliary in 1913, he was • son of the late Lee Raciae Council to meet Point . Pleasant; she was a H. and Neva Reed PralL He was a Racine Village Council will homemalrer and former school retired hotel operator. He was a meet Monday at Star'Mill Park at 7 teacher in Keotucky. member· of St. Paul Lutheran · · Born March 23, 1919, in Churcb in Pomeroy, the West p.m. . . Greenup, Ky., she iws a daughter Lafa.reae Masonic Lodge No. 602, Luncbeon planned of the late Leslie and Eliza Anaent Aecepied Scottish Rite of The Chester United Methodist (Jenkins) Berkeley. She was also Long Island, N.Y., Aladdin Temple preceded in death by an infantson, of Columbus, the Gallipolis Church will be serving lunches three brothers and two sisu:r:s. P.B.O.E. Lodge No. 107, the Election Day (Tuesday) from 11 Survivors include her husband, American Legion Post No. 140 of a.m. to 1: p.m. Plate lunch, sandGC!Jfl!e B. McCausland; daughter, New Haven, W.Va., Veterans of wiches, soup, pie, cake and beverGeorgina McDermitt of Pliny; two Foreign Wars Post No. 9926 or ages. sons, Samuel B. McCausland of Mason, W.Va., and he was honor'Cincinnati, Ohio, James W. Mc- ably dischirged from the U.S . SOLOS to meet ·Causland or Pliny; granddaughter, Army and U.S. Meritimc Service. SOLOS sinsles group meeting Mr: Pratt is survived by wife, for Tlulnksgiving food ,and fellow•Stacey Marie McDermiu; sister, Dorothy . Mocxe of Greenup; Emalene Pratt, Middlep!)rt; a . ship, Sunday, 4-6 p.m. at Pomeroy ht d · 'I R d' Umted Methodis.t Church. Bring a brQther, Clyde Berkeley of da usnter an SC?n-ln• aw • ..e ma carry-in dish. Children welcome. Greenup; and several nieces and and Larry G, Dailey, Athens, a son , and daughter-in-law, Crensol) R. Call9854312 for information. · nephews. . The funeral will be Saturday, 1 and Laura Pratt, Athens; three Tarku supper canceled p.m., at the Crow-Hussell Funeral granddaughters, Rebecca Autumn The annual turltey supper of the Home with the Rev. Fred Mc- Dailey and Elizabeth Marie Dailey, Tuppers Plains Ladies Auxiliary Callister and Rev. Max Spurlock: ·both of Athens, Chelsie Ann Pratt, has been canceled. officiating. Burial will ·be In the Vienna, W.Va .; a grandson McCausland family cemetery, Nicholas Reed Pratt, Athens; a Literary Club to meet niece, Ruth Powers, Middlepon; Pliny. The Middleport Literary Club Friends may call at the funeral and several other nieces, nephews will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. home Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. and cousins. Besides his parents he was pre- at the horne of Mrs. Richard Oweo. ceded in dealh by two brothers, Mrs. Chester Erwin wiU review the Delno and Edgar PraJt. and a siSie(, book "Christy" by Catherine MarJune Roush. Memorial services shaD. Roll call will be "a compariwill be held Sunday a.t I p.m. at son of schools 'then and now'." Veterans Memorial Members note tbe progtam change. THURSDAY ADMISSIONS- Fisher F~ Home in Middleport with Rev. William Miiddleswarth None. ·Election day dinners officiating. Burial will be in THURSDAY DISCHARGES · The Rutland EMS will serve an William Baclcus. Anhur Barr, and ·Riverview Cemetery. Friends may Election Day dinner Tuesday call at the funeral home Saturday Kenneth Wolfe. . beginning at 10 a.m. . from 7-9 p.m. Memorial contrtbutions may be Sorority to meet HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER made to the Meigs Unit of the The Preceptor Bera Beta ChapOct. 29 discharges - Connie American Cancer Society. Tucker, Evelyn Newsome, Charles foster, Mrs. Brian Halfhill and daughter, Ernestine Baughman, Mrs. James Waulk and son, Sue . Johnson, Mary Stephens, George Ingels, Eva Stewart, Charles Dempsey, Michael Franckowiak, John Fick, James Humphreys, COLUMBUS , Ohio (AP)- practices and spending at a time of Mary Walburn, Michelle Bissell, For the fourth time in less than two budget cutbacks. Bryan Brunton, Brenda McCoy, years, Gov. George Voinovich has Wolfson's iob as special assisJoseph Hager and Edilh Manuel• a new· spokesman. tant to Terry Wallace, the departOct. 29 blrtb - Mr. and Mrs. Voinovich appointed executive meet director, will be permanent Jeff Birchfield, daughter, Gallipoassistant Mike Dawaon to be press lis. secretary Wednesday, succeeding Bill Wolfson, who held the job since June. The Daily Sentinel Wolfson in receot weeks began (UIIPlllla.lll) what was expected to be a tempoPubli•hed everr aRernoon , Monday rary assignment as a trouble-shootlh...,..,. rm.11 11 Coon St. l't>nloro)>, er in the Ohio . Department of Ohio bJ lho Ohio V.lloy Pobllohtor CompanyiMu.l&hnedta lac., PomerOy, Hunian Services, an agency that Ohio 411769, Ph. 9112·2tl!6. Seoond cluo has drawn criticism over hiring · pootop pold al....,.ruy, Ohio. Soutb·Central Ohio . Tonight, rain likely. Low in the mid-40~. Chance of. rlin 70 percent. Saturday, cloudy with a chance of rain .. High near 60. Chance of rain 50 percent. · Extended fnrecll$l: Pemocrat from LucasVille. "llle '"I at-:rs &ct very nervous middle class is car:rying tbe _ . wla pA ld: aboul having in this coimb'y for the supe~:-ridl da: c:oaagc; 10 do lbillgs·wben it • • m .., IDeS,•• McEwe111 said, and ror the very poor." He sugge~ that ax inc:ICISC$ AS ldlllil's .-~to for the wealthy would brif11 t.ir- fi&klll b:cptbe _,ill~· . '-Is. ness to the system. MI:E- said lie opposes tax But McEwen. a Republicu from HillSboro, said it doem'tllb: iaaew:s ...r fuv&ht 10 repeal a courage to increase taxes. 1990 illCRUe tllat Congress • farbyCtl Jl' 1 - • ., �• Sports The Daily Sentinel ,... : St.PL:;~be~Pi]!~~r8~-~;~o h~~ ..~.!!r,t~~in!~~ !?!S 2f!e.~. . :.... :b'I'IIIF ;! .-.r By • ~be ~lata! 1 ' . = ~trz JUSt . gam~ dlilt 1 -:mQiillllllid. :•1 Mlrio Lemieux llld two pis Ia WIIJ die nd u asiat for tile Pen1illns, dlis * &:.., , • · ol 0. leape record..~ he bas - abJ Ball Bary, He _..... 48 wllo 1.';\llee. u ~!009 ~~ ooiclwilll die llll!a b a.ll'ilisllla&IL , • . "I pluto ;..p 18 'll'ltll! bodt fcetudpa]JIIlchtiDbytll!e bonis," Barylllid. , . . , wllil1 1 o to die~ C!JLLOWHEE, N.C. (AP) _ ~- . . a • • ~ Manhll1 11:1s what Weslem Ca!QliJ~ Ra_ff hnlb a 4-all Ill: !»Y na waalS: ODe of the rop football .3:lli . . .ldl. . .Boll . 6ntcaccrJDII ·will in the Southern Confer· B sual,. a 1Ji0111111& ence. "We want to be the cream or the crop of the Southern Confer· ence and 10 Sl)llhM we're uyiDg to bide oar time woulda'tbe fair to anybody," said Western Carolina. emdl S~eVC IJnd&in •'We Wli1l to cet il bact to wbe:e we wtWC in lhe Cldy '80s wben we were compel· iDg for die conference tide every ,-." . West£m is well on its way to :uovay. Tbe Catlmounts, 2-9 last seatc~~~, 111e 4-3 Ibis acason aile! 2-1 • In the NHL... WALES CONFERENCE w.....,..... . . Ad... Dirillea &..................... 7 I I ............ 6 3 2 - ~ .. .. . ......... 6 3 I B..tfalo............... l l I lhrlfool ............. 3 7 0 Ottan ............... I I 0 GFGA fiO n 44 "M 36 36 :19 36 ~ so :19 _ iD tile confC:dlCC. T1ley lost to The Ciladcl in their ll 49 :l!l Sl 41 I! <II )6 11 <II 31 6 29 «< 2 :10 (I 14 latest game, a team Marshall -- Dcorod................ .......... St.y._ LoWJBoy..... ............ • 4 6 a.o..,o.............. s I 2 ..,...Ill_ 1 9 :!1 :!J&· .1 x n Co1pr) .............. 1 3 0 •• 43 29 13 "' OS 11 n :l!l WDonipos ........... 470 .......... 2 I I Sortl• ............. I 9 0 --_.,._ ----_____ __,....._ _ ......-:-... _ --......,................... ,...... ''Tlley're awfully good and. I tbinl everybody in the eonfen:nce wllo bas played them up to this point bas t~ven that out that they'IC the of the best in lhe Soutbem Conference," Hodgin Slid. "You'~ JOl to aedi1 (Manhaii COld!) Jim Orman,'' he said. "He toe* a good rOOiban program and made il mucb, much better. He rOCJt it 10 die next le.el" Marshall defensive coordinator Mickey Matthews is impressed with Westem Cuolina's big-play offense, which rolled up SOO yards in lhc loss 10 Tbe Ciladcl. Had receiver Troy Brown also rc:m 111e Carolina ollense. "ll:ey have a couple of big-play g.uys," Brown said. ''Tiley have piCUy &IJOd adlletes ll1il they exet:UIC iCal wdl They ha~ tbe ability 10 be a major ICalll in lhe Soulh- -- ADMrA~---,...... --. '.._... 142 .. S 2951 2. 2S 51 !!r-. QICWAD)WMMM ......_.-.....:......,:, s o-I,Loo ......... 3 ~6.N.Y.Ro.-3 ~ .-... f" S, 02ioipS, tit St......l~.-....· "e lGctolf is 1:30 p.m. Satu:day. --~ -- ws ..__. ,--U.UJIIII ..... . Tbu,...y•a..,... Jlhi' ' ' AA. QADAliDA111.Ell(S-- --~ LooAnplco ....... 6 4 I .VIIi""""' ........ 5 3 I Tile Herd (6-1, 4-0) should JJiO¥C 10 be WCIICIII's ~test ycL Man111U is No. 2 in Division I· ..................... ---·-- W L T I'll. GI'GA 6 4 0 ll •• «< 3 2 12 , 33 s • 1 11 n 31 6 1 9 n .. r_............... s - LCB.A.WBBDD 0(.. - z 7 a I ........... ... .... • • • VA• DDD!IGI-,..... - ---- . ____ ._._ --__ ..,..._ .................._..._ F •• ....,._..,...._,_ DIJIA1UDD·c:an: .. Aolloy 7 5 . • ........ --- ~ ,....:lim:..... &AJQIAS OJT a.R . , , ........ _ __ -- • ,.: '· •" While .Hodgin says Marshall looks foreboding, he still has hope. "I lbink the human !lpirit itself denies anyone {rom saying ~·re a lesser person," Hodgm said. ·So wespm.'!'CL.fOing to bull.d on lhe human . Transactions sr.LCIIIIIIU& ; ''143 LlOIII 01 Cf'' All MIU • • • .•• B. More drug 1:1111 IJICII c dl IIIII ..... JHIW thin In the entiiW Ill ' "J or ... cou~. C. 72% Inc:_ In drunk dllring CD •• .. • • •• '·•' •.• • • • • •' D. Firat two (2) dHth Jllfllllly tncll t In tlftyJHra. w, Oelcrbw 23, -•• ..• . •• • ' ••"'' A llx ...,..Ilion Melga L Plopealaatz hr•zwa•ecutor .-' A1172 gl'lld-. of Ph Ill Hlgll Sc? a liZ •• TIE .CIOICE • C'l'l 5 Sllhl'l New JIG 72 Blower Makes leafblowtns a "'al blast Cleans std..walb. drtvewayo. pauos. porches. decks. prages, truck beds. gardens. ~ and other bani·IIHUCh ploca Even good !or mDOYIIIg Itabt snow. "!'UonaJ.vac attachnient just '24.95. STIHC. .•l699S · Never Comprollll6e• . •I will·work hard for the economic • goals our county needs. . . •I will work hard for Senior Citizens· and Veterans. .. . _ Pi1ld for by the Melge l.oc.ll Levy CommlttM, O.Wn Kopec, TNaaurer DON TAft'S •• •• ' ••• ••• Automatic, 1lr, mr.o, gl'llt mll11111. •,•• 1992 CHEVY LUMINA 88 Auto., air, ster.o, loadld. s ••• ••• "' CHm CORSICA Auto., llr, ster.o, 1lr bag. s $9999 •• • • 1992 CHEVROLET CAVALIER R/5 W/1 PICKUP $ Auto., air, ur.o. ~ 1992 GEO ...~ METRO · 1992 CHEVY ._\-. CAVALIER Competition blue, 5 speed, stereo. ) ' ._.._-. 1992 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Garnet red, loaded• . '15,699 I WI HAVI JUST RECEIVED A . I P8ld tDr ~the Cclmrnltr., to Elect llllrk,. lane K. 1181one, rra.ur.r, At. 1, Box 88,1~, OH. • - HALLOWEEN HAVOC!!! • •• . ·'lrusf'Hhn To flglrt-lor . 'Now. durtng our BOT DBAL SALE. five of our most pbpular chain saws are avarlable at 111V1Dp of up to 'SO! Prtces start at lliJder #100. • · r ·Malon • , ldll:llr . . lor z,SIZ Excellent ReaSons onNov.3rd. •~•• ~ • ' ' State lepr1senfafi11e · • ' Vote~ES ·-"" ' Practlclui law In ?IIIII Col lj ...._.a. .RE·ELECT STEVE STORY . ' Meigs County . . ·We can trust Mark Malone to be there when we need him,·fighting ·for our· future. .,_. Your P10_. cutlng A" IINJ ..._ - ...,,. ... Mi8mi, of course, has the niOSt immediate impact oo whether SllCh speculation continues. A victory Saturday and, as Molde points out, it's wide open. $]2995 ' ' .._.,lila eounr.. lilmmer In St1hl history. Named •1 by a leading consumer magazine. , •f" •Mark secured $100 million to improve our highways and bridges. . .... h .. 11111 A.P 5 II 5 an .. llllatlllll a. ..... nda of dobra by r 5 7' I • I PI WI In neighboring .. .. I•J•••p•n••· IlL tUTI PEIIAIJI A. "I'm For ltl" STEVE STORY: •s r11m1a I week,$. • •Mark continues to fight for equitable funding · for education. He co· sponsored the "School Equity BiU" ·w hich ailocated $4 million to our schools• A. 5lo ,._ tD c I h ar proHCuta drug 1 announcement for a couple of r •Mark battled Columbus to retain and expand nearly · 7 1 000 jobs in ·southeastern Ohio. CCIIwnn 4-6• L•z they arc still interviewing candidates and don't expect to make an 'r · •Mark has fought to keep our coal ,. economy movmg. Ill 1L STOPPI. HH fiUIIJ A. S.t up fll'lt rnultkountr anlldnlg tal5l force. ( 42 defll1dantl In lllrlt sa •• lionel) ,.,. HOWARD Con~n~issioner . ' .~ JANET L. ' - pi'OIICullona. •,• ~ :t Ball Stale coach Paul Schudcl: "I'm 1101 the only one (!OOiing for Miami Saturday). There's probably a lot of other guys around doing tbc ' ... Each week e ve:ysame lh'tng. body has to look out for what lhey're cloins. A few weelcs ago, somebody wd you could win this wilh two losses . I didn't believe them. But now I'm hoping chat you can." Stihl't 026 CIWD Saw Rugged and "'liable.l(s loaded wtth many desll;!ble features that~ It the top·lailked chatn saw tn the world · AseriOUS saw for Sl!rtous wood ~ With 16"bar and chain. (Also available wtth 18' Stihl's FS- }6 ntmmer PJshtweight wtth dual-line "bump" head and - - pawerful 30.2 cc engine. The most exCiting and compebbvely·prtced Meigs Local Schools . Make. a ·Co•mllibne11t To 011r Kids! VOTE FOR· lone fought for His Country,. .Now He's fighting for .The People Of Southeastern Ohio. . PI ' Red Machine of the 1970S, and has been a Reds coach the past six years. He is known to be among lhe seven candidates interviewed for ric . A. 'Cr' 7 I __, to r t -.• •lHAT DO=s NOT SOLfE ~lNG." ·z s •or •rm 1-.,... .. ; Reds today. · . • WLW radio and WKRC-TV ! cited no sources in lheir reports ,..Thursday night ·. ~ happening ... I don't know whatlhe m&thcriialicians would do wilh rhat. But as long as there's a shot, !here's a shot. We'll play it accordinglr,· We have not been malhematical y eliminated, so we'll try to take care of winning on our end .andseewhathappens." . After·Miami this weekend, the Falcons travel to Kent and then host Ball Slate. Western closes lhe season with games at Miami and against Central Michigan at home. Ball Slate finishes wilh Toledo at home and at Bowling Green, while Miami's last two games are l)oth at home, against Western . and Kent. media report Perez to be Reds' manager ' CINCINNATI (AP)- Two Reds spokesman Jon Braude jqb vacaled by Lou Pinie~. ! broadcasl outlets in Cincinnati would say only that lhe Reds h8d · lheWL W also reported that Pimella reported rhat Tony Perez would be not scheduled any 1l11l101111CCJ1L will be the manager of the Seattle . ·, named manager of the Cincinnati Perez was a member of !he Big Mariners. But the Mariners said .... ACiuJ....! · Other ·games Saturday include (2-4, 2-6), Eastern Mich~an (I-S, Central Michigan at Akron, Ball J. 7) and Ohio U. (1-6, 1·7). State at Ohio U., Kent lit Toledo Blackney declined to appear on and, in two non-conference con- lhe MAC coaches' teleconference tests, d NEaslem Michl••" _.. 11 Army lhis week. But the coaches of lhe an orlhem Illinois at Western teams closest to his had clear-cut Michigan. opinions on lhe fmal days of the Bowling Green. winner of its 1992campaign. . last 13 MAC games arid eight iii a Western coach AI Molde: "If row at home, is S-0 in the MAC lhey (lhe Falcons) continue to play and 6-2 overall. Virtually in a as well as lhey have and also are dead-heat for second are Western fortunate, it's going to be rough fa: Michigan (S-2, S·2-1 ), Ball State anyone to catch lliem. But lhey still (4-2, 4:4), arid Miami (3·2, 4-3-1). have to flay three conference Rounibng out lhe standin11s are: games . I they lose two of those A1aon (4-3, 4-3). Central Michi(can games,lhe rnce is wide open. (3-3, "Now the probability of that • 4-4), Toledo (2-3, 4-3), Kent . Since losing at Missouri, the Herd has whipped Funnan, Cilldel L.-r•c . r !Cincinnati broadcast . "Bowling Green is a classic championship football team," Walker said. "Everyone ltnows about their sreat players. But there's , just not a weatness. You look .or somewhere you can auack, something you can exploit, and lheydon'tgiveyouanydting." From the outside, it appears !Jow.ling Green has a lock on. its second straight Mid· American Confl:fcncc title, wilb a two-game lead heading inro final three weeks. Put it Ibis way: If the Falcons beat Miami, coach Gary Blackney can start dusting a spot in the ~ phy case. · P8id for by Candidale, Janet Ho;olld,r 37850 Stale Rwe143, Pomeroy, . Ohio 457'8i IRORNEY •. . A. ilorethlln doubhd flhnrpr1 • In three y--. By RUSTY'MU.LER · AP Sports Writer No one - at least not the CCliiCbes It Wesaem Michigan Ball Srare and A Miami· -are ~g t h Mid e • men can Conference championship to Bowling Green. '• Certainly not Randy Walker, . .-whoa~ Miami squad travels up : 1nterstat;c 7S Sall)rday fori show- · down Wllh tbc Falcons. . Allhough Wallt~r isn't saying :'the FalconS WQI win the MAC Iitle, ' he leaves no doubt that they are rhe ; !Jest.ream in the conference head.: ID&lnto die final three weeks of . •,Jeague play. · . • • Coratr of St. Rt. 7 atl St. Rt• ~ - t,. It's Tl•• Por. _ The Dally Sentinel Page 5 : western ·Michigan, Ball State, Miami still chasing Bowling Green .... • CALL 304-273·3077 • 410 WASHINGTON St • UVEIISWOOD, WV~ ~ Cottame JladiP•II MilWAY TAVERN : In comlnK MAC ~ction Saturtllly, r l1te1 Stilrtl11 et_113.95 1 Dey R•pl•c•••t ve•lclt• l¥1111... For lu•r~•ce Or . .••••lceiiNikHWI Door Prile• Why Re·Eiect Steve Story? • C&M MOTORS ' nd. AUT.O RENIIL Cover Chlrgl$12.00 lluat 11121 YMrS of _Age right now." STEVE STORY .O.THE CJBAI.•E•v _. SY8TEM .AMII BAND · pme woke us up. We're on fire -~ . . . . . ates scored twtee m lhe fmal . period, getting lhe rust lhree-goal $ALES A $ERYICE game of his career wilh 28 seconds i~~~ lefL ... . Kvlllf:aloov, a rookie who has 10 ·g~ .lhiB season and at leas~ one po~~ eac~ game,~ twlCC 1R tbc """ pm~. Rus~eka, wh<;~ al~ had ~ aSSISts, scored twiCe 1R Q lhethirdatBostonGarden. NordlquedfRaa~ers 3 nMV • • 9uebec en~ed an ,etght-tame I.Q•.S:tn:g~.s:tr:eak:·~m~M;:ad:•s:on:.:Sq:u:ar:e..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;. • 9:30 •·•··1:30 a.nn. good," Ratliff said. "We bad not played as weD as we could IUid that • • SIT., OCJ. 31 ing·~Missouri game did a lot of _,.._ . ca-•"llc._ _,. . "*-...- --.. _.,,..,_ S'v An r..::= ~· GRAVELY TRACTOR one more lhan PARTY •.••• srEn no11 • =~~ ~t:!· BAI,tDWDN once Ibis "• in a 44-21 loss to Divisioa 1-A Missouri. Tllande~=~ Herd. orrensive v-t Phil iff said chat pme, tbe fou:1h of lhc season, was a tum· ...................... y .•• ~••. yourself." lrfaslwll ..., lontc:d mortal just ..t.dia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...' lhe ~·"Matthews said. "I think lhat s probably true. Every time you get·beat you really examine CIII CalfaalCC. •' , ~IAV&LbGS- ..... :-. - ~ and Tennesaee-cbauan. Alabama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant "uaecl to say foocball teams wiD improve week rest afterofa fllSl)OII chanmore they tbc willlhe CIIIShed eadicr lhis seuon. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE T- ocher~ M.arshall'to take on l:Ilestern l' l'' c· . saturday battle ' aro••18310 Scoreboard PolrldtDITW L T I'll. Plt"""'ah .......... I I 2 II N.Y. ltqen ..... 7 3 I 15 Ncwhney ........ 6 4 0 12 N.Y. IW.-.... S 4 I 11 P!UlodclPUa ....... 3 6 3 ' 3 1 o 6 11 ~· Tbe la$t VJCklry for tbc Pen- usistut :KUed • kill two plillll Dl.ff'I«Y gums -111. 18, 1986. ' - .:. ..-. He leeds 3S • In B9slon bealtheNLos -llld · hni • • poills onl6 pis.., 1 - · Angeles 8-3, O!IC beat ew A "'i:. "We just didn't fild I wly York Ringers 6-3 and Philadelphia i Bary . .U .Sl4 w· 'C per- ......... ~ M~ ofllll: Pen· tied Olicl&o S·S. catqe_ia llille ~as a llead g)IIIIS Slid. We cant ~lt, but B~l, KIDp :S. aD ..... Las A ' . . . . . cal =~a': • <; Andrei Kovalento scored ~wicc. Quebec: JOl its lh!rd IOid VICIOry • and Vladimir Ruzicbi and Dmitri KYll'lalnov added two goals each lb:~¥:d=~i!;~i~: . •::r•:..;,~-_,Bcilbj'u ii,.!.!~~!: bur~cc~~~~~~~~~~ ::~~~: · ~rc.the Bruinrhis • coac to ~main behind tbc Blues' agreed last time SL Louis da and beat.lhe Piusburgb '..,._ . 6-4 dealing the twlHime ..-~ngwns ' · their first • ~o':'~~ ~~piOns ''His farewell cenainly was quite a feat," Blues ~encolllll!'lol!· . er Ron Caron said. , 1'bey're VIIICIble" Plager 49 hasbeeninthe , Blues' trOOt office ~ 1967. He signed 8 two-year coatract to replace the fired Brian Suuer 011 , May I, but had been troubled ·!Jr · slow Slartoftbc ·' the "I don't know ifBlucs(4-6-l). it was a .I IIID ... drive younelf iniO a real tailspin if you lbink too much lbout il." Friday, Octobtr!H, 1112 : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio _.-:-·:~ 1 l ~ . . .EI Of FAOOIY PIOBUI CAISI PICI ONE oun MAll YOUI.SI DIAU -..\•1992 CHEVY LUMINA EURP 2 Door, air, 5 speed, WhHe Ext. bright red. Loaded. •9399 $15,449 ...\. 1993 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Sapphire blue Fll'lmlat Ext. $31,866 308 EAST MAIN 1992 CHEVY CAPRICE Loaded! V·8, sir bag. • '12,999 . FIIWICIIIG IS LOW AS 5.9% POMEROY CONVENIENT HOURS: llon.-Frt. t:CJO.I:OO; 811. t:CJO.o4:00; Sun. 1:1»-5:00 r - a Tille FeM Not Included. Ail Albll11 to D...., �"No Bones · About lt..• "The Incredible Selection Will Drive You Prices Have ~~~~ 'i\~\" To The Bare Minimum!" EXTENDED . SHOPPING HOURS 6:00 to 10:00 P.M. . .· EXTENDED SHOPPING HOURS · . 6:00 to 10:00 . P.M. ~ . ' ' fa . ' ' .. O%to · · 9v(adnt55 MOONLIGHT MADNESS% ·so% OFF ALL FABRIC.and CRAFTS! . . ·sAT., OCT. 31-6 P.M.· 10 P.M. · NIGHT ONLY!' " . SAT., OCT. 31 - 6·1 0 P.M. 10°/o TO 20o/o OFF ENTIRE STOCK :. l . CASH liD CARRY OilY Rttltltr ft Wll 1 F.U. "llltWHI 800-QUET ft . . ~. ,,,...•.,••..,. ,.,,... 25% SAVE ' ON HALLOWEEN BOG-QUETSI •DIAMONDS • WATCHES • ICE •14K GOLD • EARRINGS • GIFTS Trlelr tr Tre1t From 6 ·p.m. to 7 p.m. ~= R-afster to Win Great Prizes . . SALE •Dialiaond Ouster • H~~tdmade Wood• Trudl No Purchase Necess.-y · Layaway for Chiistrruu · 113 Court St. • Pomeroy, Ohio THE Pomeroy Flower Shop f(i~ •fLOWEiS. fOR ALL OCCASIONS 614-992·6454 s359 w.-,.,... u.MIIewlllll• rd: lirrf' iiUiiiiiiiil-~ 106 hlt..t ,.,., ,_., oL FABRIC SHOP ''"1-1 POMEROY, OHIO CHAPMAN SHOES fi\fl'DHtSS SALE LADIES' DRESS CASUALS AND FLATS BY CONNIE AND NATURAUZER SAVE '30% oBuy one pair of FEELS TERRIFIC HOSE, get the MCOnd pelr et HALF PRICE oLADIES' HANDBAGS: Buy one get second at ' · 25%0FF. PRICES 'SO SLASHED · ~~~~ FRIOHTFULJII 25" . . ..... SAT., OCT. 31·6·1 0 P.M. OFF · SALES TOO NUMEROUS TO · MENTION. ~ • •Bedroom · .Furniture •Sofas •Desks · ~un Cabinets •Dining Furniture •Recliners • Curios -occasional Tables ANDIRSON'S POMEROY ~l All Fall & Holiday Clothing Reduced From 6 to ,10 p.m. (Excluding Pageant Dresses) . Jlmetli.y$t, 6{ue topcu., garnet, c:itritu and petjt{ot witli diammuf accents. . . . ' GREAT TIME TO · PURCHASE GIFI'S FOR CHRISTMAS, WHILE .. SELECTIONS ARE .GOODI ·· ~ . I Check Out Our $1.00 ~ Up Rack SPECIAl END OF MOIITH SALE ' FRIDAY .& SATURDAY ONLY.;. 9:00 to 5:00 p.& ! Ol ALL STONE RINGS IN STOCI • 70 O~F 10 & 14 KT. WED_DING RINGS 25 BUnONS·and BOWS ,=- I POMEROY f • KtiC .JEWEURS .POMEROY, OHIO CHAPMAN'S SHOE.S -. I _,_ .' ' ' . ' �. . .· • TheDa! -Names in ..... theduriDInews- ·Mother doesn't like being on welfare but has no other choice Dar Au Laden: I liD a s!Jiale IIIOiher of dwe who worts for a doctor as a medical 1saiswu. I don't wed full-lime, I can't qualify for modiclll insuniiOc lbrou&h my employer. I receive my medic•! iJISIII'IIIU dJrouBb lhe · ~ent of Social .llld Health Services llld use medical coupoos. The doctor I see bills lhe state. I recMtly had a serious infection been a single mochec f(ll' 10 yeara in my mouth and called several and have been employed every referral services. I located only bit of that time. I do not feel three dentists who would accept wonderful about having to use medical coupons. Two of diem were medical coupons, but I have no not taking new welfare Jl8Uents, but choice. I would like to know what I wen110 see the third. "Dr. Jones" put me on an you think about this. -- LISA, · antibiotic, took X-rays llld IOid me KIRKLAND, WASH. , I needed a lot of work. He also said · DEAR USA: I think that denlist my medical coupons didn't pay would not be my candidate for enough 10 make it wonh his while, HU11W1itarian of tile Year. Although · so.hc woulcm't be seeing me again. the I1WI sounds heartless, there is Several days la!er, lhe infection nothing you can do about his refusal worsened, so I called Dr. Jones' 10 see you. Your letter certainly poinis up office. He refused 10 see me. I was in so much pain l fmally went the need for mcdical insurance for 10 the emergency room. The docror part-time employees. Very few ihere said .the infection tided like companies offer it, and that's a osteomyelitis, an inflammation of problem that needs looking iniO. Dear Ann Landers: Here's an the bone marrow. He put me on innvenous antibiotics and asked upbeat letter for you. My husband why the denlist didn't complele my was taking our 4-year-old greatbalmCIIL I told him what Dr. Jones nephew 10 a children's progJ8111 at had said about medical coupons not the library. The bus was more paying enough for follow-up office crowded than usual. My husllimd 'visits. He didn't commenL and "Joey" took the last two.seats~ Ann, I'm not just another welfare . When a woman got on, my person trying 10 sponge off ~e husband gave her his seat and ·system. I pay inlb the system like explained to Joey thai a gentleman everyone else who works. I have always offers his seat 10 a lady. A ' a....... LOS ANOBLBS (AP) - for. mer NBC corteapondenr and "Scud Stud" ArtiU KIM II 11!i111 lhe ne&Wort for S2S million In fedal c:our1, claimllla il wmq1y dlamlued blm llld triCd to deMioy bil .Landers o~r~~~er. r!~~!.:.~':: !~~ . Celebrates birthday ; MIDDLEPORt - There wiH be a Hallelujah Pany Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Hope Baptist Church in IMiddlepon. Bible character cos~IUIDCS are emphasized. " POMEROY - Revival at Mt. Hermon United Brethren· in Christ Church, off Texas Road near Pomeroy, will be Sunday through Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m, nightly. Rev. Roben Markler wiD be the evangelist. Public invtted. · ..........,,7p.m. ...... • ,,. ' . edDOidaJ s.....,icO -7 p.m. ' '' Fho Will B"l'~ ,C~urdi Alii Midd1epoot Putor: Mark MonO. s..nt.y Servioo - 7:30p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonllip - lls.m., WedneldOy Scmoe-7:30p.m. s-.. I' Ru- Flnt Bapllst c~­ ~ Schoo! - 9:30a.m. I • 'f'OftDp • 10:45 LM, ' QUALIFIED OJ Pint Baptllt Baa Main St. PI-= Dr. IM:Morri1 Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Woo;sbip • 10:30 Lm. Flnt S...lllern Bapllol 41$721'omc;roy l'il;c Paltoc'E. LamuO'Bryanl Sunday School - 9:30 ..... Wonhip ·10:45 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedn_...y S.Nice•- ?;30 p.m. p I • l I 1. MORE EDUCATED: ~o BachelOr O.gr"'• Miami Unl)leralty; Post Grlldullte Work, Miami Ufllverslty; Attellded Oxford Unlv., Englend; Attended University of London, Eng~nd; l.8w o.g,.., Cleveland 'Marshllll College of Lllw. . ) 2. MORE EXPERIENCED: Only candidate certified by Suprtlme Court to try l\luth penalty C811a; Only · cand.ldllte to rep,...nt Govemrntnt In U. S. Sup..Court, U. S. Courta of Appeal•, u. S. Dllltrlct Courta, Ohio Supr~~rnt Court, Ohio Appellate and State Courts; Chief Legal Coun1111Speoill Coun111 for two . 18rge Ohio ciUn; Specl81 PrOMCutor, MllgiiGallla CountiH. 3. MORE INVOLVED: Prt~lldent of Melga Co. Planning Commlaalon; Pr~~aklent of Carleton School, Melga MRDD Board; Prt~aldent, Woodllnd Center Mentel . Health Board; Melgs/Gallla Hndatart Board; CUb SCoutLHdlr 4. FAMILY MAN: Will, Cathy; th!W chlldr~~n: Johnny, Taryn and Morgan. A Competent and Dependable Attorney FOR A BETTER MEIGS COUNTY CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (lncludln& J)cpnestlc and Forelp Subsidiaries)' . !· '' : • ;. i l ••. • •'' •• ; • : l , : t 1 • : ; , • ! • • &lnday School - 9:15a.m. .. l WOnhip -tO: IS a.m . w-ys.Moa · 7p.m. ltldle Flnt Bapdst I Putor: Slevo Deaver. Sunclay School - 9:30 a.m. Wdnhijt - 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednaday Semces - 7:30p.m. 'SUver Run Bapdst Putor: Bill Linle $unclay Sc:hoo! - I 0 s.in. Wonhip · I! a.m., 7:30p.m. _ Wednaday Servicet -7:30p.m. • ML llnlon Baptbt Putor: Joe N. Sayn: • Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Evcnina - 6:30p.m. WodneJdaySeMceo-6:30p.m. . Jlelli!obom Bapllst Putor.,Rcv. Ead Shuler Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 u .r. Thunday SeMceo - 7:30p.m. Old ' Fr.. Will Bapllol Church 2~1 SL Rt. 7, Midcllepon Slinday School - 10 a.m. Evcnina - 7:30p.m. Thunday SeniceJ·7:30p.m. HUII!de Bapdlt Cburdi SL RL 143 jun oil RL 7 PatiOr.·Rcv. lamos R. Atree, Sr. · Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip -11 a.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Servicci • 7 p.m. ·1 • ' "' lledio S2SN~l.~= I'' Pastor: James B. Keesee ' Stale Bank NO. 1711 of Marietta, Washington County, Stale ot Ohio 457501 at the close of business S,pt. 30, 1!192. ASSETS Cub md ballllCOI due from depo~itory butitutiona: a. Nonioleres!-bcuing balllllCOI and currency arid coin .. ................................................................ 12,28Z,OOO.j)() b. Ioterat-beorin) balances ...................,......................·.............. :....................................... ............. .3,949,000.00 Securitiea......... .,............................................................ .. ................................................ ....................91,737,000.00 . ' . federal flllldssold & securities purebued under agreements to resell in dome&lic offices of tbo blllk II. of its Edce & Ap-eemeotsubsidiaries ol in mfa: federal fu'nds aold ....,.......... :.......... ...............................................................................................22.400,000.00 !.Dans UJd leuo rmiiiCinJ receivables: !.Dans U1d leuel, net of unearned lncome............ ........ .. ............................ 262,7J3,000.00 ·LESS: AUowliiCO for loan iiDd lo-'loila ..................................................... 4,347,000.00 !.Dans and •-•· net of unearned Income, aiiOWIDce, and reserve .............................................,..................................................................... 2.58,366,000.00 Premises iiDd fixed usets (includin& capilllized leues)............... ..................... ................................... 6,023,000.00 Other real estate owned ................................................. ............................................................................. 2S,OOO.OO ~~~=-·-~~::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::,'% Thtal usets ..............,........................................................................... :........ ......... ...................,........ 400,210,000.00 Total usets and loaes deferred unuantiD 12 U.S.C. 1823(j) (sum of ile11U'I2.a and 12.~) .............................................. ...............................................400,210,000.00 d ~!eport Flnt Bapllst c;a-n..s~th & l'almer PUlOr. Rev. Jame1 A. Seddon ' = \t: The Peoples ·Banking & Trust C.ompa·ny ' Wonhip , 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodnuday Semco• - 7 p.m. '" For Meigs Co. Commissioner 32 , ••,. h:perle•• •••••, ...., •••••• Melts 1111 G1ID1 C0.1tles REPUBUCAN • JAN. 2nd Term A J.otf t ......,INich, G741 Al•nl Ad., """••or P!AtGnft_H_Cio.,.tl 112 milo <If RL 325 Pu!Or. Rev. O'lloll Manley W .. ... y Semces · 7 p.m. F.,.. Rue Baptllt Pullir. Ariu1 llun "' ' SUnday School - 10 a.m. 1 Wonhip - llun. .,. I ML Morillil Bapllol Pllllllll &: Main SL, Midcllepon Putor. Rev. Gilbert Crua.lr. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonbip - !0:4S s.m. AatlQodty Baptbt Putor. lCainelh Smith Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip -10:45 Lm. Thunday Senicea - 7:30p.m. ¥ t. ....• .•• •• ~MIIaild Fret Will Baplllt Solan St. ! ' - . Rev. Paul Taylor . Sunclay School· 10 s.m. BV111ina-7p.m. Wodnuday SeMcea -7 p.m. Alii Slnet Freewill Baplllt . .••• .. .. , Suadiy School- 9:30 ..... Wanhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. w-....y s.m.u -6:30pJil. a.- Zloe "'Ciorlll l'ome"'!',l!arritat¥illo Rd. (11&.143) Pu-.!nierim I Dator Cio- "Ciorttl P..or. Chril Slewut Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonbip - t0:30 L11L Wedneldoy s.m... · 7 p.m. Harriooa.Uio Bolla• Cllapter Wonhip - 10:30 Llll. Tlotnday 7 p.m. Putor.Rcofioft:e Wanhip -IO:!S a.m. - ........ I '~~ot•-CJorlol ~ ~ lloLalllrDay-11 Pallland·Ra<:ine !W. Puta-: Willi.. Rauth Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 LID, WednadaySemcea-7:30p.m. Clioordl riCiorlll St. RL 124. Co. Rd. S Putor. llenk Slllmp Suadiy School - 9:30 ..... Wonhip - t()-.30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdnelday Savica -7:30p.m. Lll>trty Oorlltleli Ciooordi DexiOr Putor: Woody Call Sunday School· 10 a.m. Bvenina • 7 p.m. W-y SaviCc -7 p.m. Off 124 behind Wi!hlville Putor: Charla J-. Sunclay School -9:30 a.m. Wonllip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Servi<ca - 7 p.m. • 1.upri!1e Clio I I'• CioSuadiy School· 9:30 Lin. Wonbip -Jo-.30a.m.,7:30p.m. Wednesday SeMce 7:30p.m. illelp c..,....u •• Parillo Nortilea5tC!a- H. .lock Gme Churdl PaltOr. Clwlos Domisin Sunday sc:hool· 10:30 a.m. Worihip - 9:30a.m., 1 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m.,6:30p.m. Roednllle C!ourdl rl Cllrlst Paotor. Philip Slunn· Sundar School= 9:30 a.m. Wonrup Semce: 10:30 Lm. Bible Sludy, Wednadly, 6:30p.m. Cll- Putor: Shamn Hauii!Wl Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Thunday Scniou • 7 p.m. !t:.ct:.r. CllrtsdMUelon PIIIOr. Theron Duobam Sunday Sc:hoo! - 9:30 a.m. Evening - 7p.m. Woclneod4y Service~ - 7 p.m. !'utor: Rev. Seldon Johnson Sunday School • 9:30a.m. HIJ'tford Cllurdl .,rc~rllt In Chrlltlu Unlolt Hartfonl, W.Va. ::'J'. .. Rutlsllji Cburcb oCGod . PaoiOr: lolln F. Coroo"" Sunday School : 10 a.m. Wcinhip - 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodnetday SemctJ - 7 p.m. Pllli<>r. Domn Newman Sunday School . 9:45 a.m . Wonhip • II a.m. Wednesday ScMces - 7:30p.m. Eillerprlle Putor. ICeilh Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. . Wonhip • ? 1.111., 6 p.m. Tuesday ScMces - 1 p.m. Flatweodo Pllli<>r. ICeilh Rader Sunday School- !0 a.m. Won!Up -II a.m. , 6p.m. Thunday Services - 7 p.m. · Foratloe Putor. Domn- s.inday School-to un. Wonhip • 9 ua. Thunday Semcea - 6:30 p.m. 1 w. o..rp Bmupton- Dinoc:ton W'tllord D. Dimit 'I, c-....u, PIIIDr. Sam Andcnon s...tay SchcoiiO a.m • EYCIIina - 7:30 p.m. Wednaday Service - 7:30p.m. ON F ILY RESTAUUNT : . ,,•• ''"' 1:01 •••; - 9100 , ••• ' PIISCIIPTION SHOP GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES J ...JI F. Fu!IJ, Mgr . Ph . "HIOI Pomt"roy • 992-2975 .... wv 1111 •·"· I ( ,. SALES I SUVIU "2·7075 171 Nerth S.CIIIIIi Au. MI....... Ohie ,. $&lie 331, AP'i •) s.J.. Suaday Scbool- 10 .... Po-. A. H-">a - 7:30p.a. Thunday scm..- 7:30p.m. CaiYarf Pllpt8 a.,.t Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. !latriianvil!oI'Uior:Rcv. v-. ......... Sunday Schoal9:30-. Wonhip - lla.m.,7:30pa. Wl:llneadsy Service -7:30pa. Evcnin& 7 p.m. Thunday Semce - 7 p.m. Sunday Scllool - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip : 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Pentecostal Gnce Sunday School- tO a.m. Wonbip-lla.m . !.Mrd ClllfFno M - I l t Qurtll PUIOr: r-T...,.blay Wonllip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneldoy Semce~ -7 p.m. Rolled Bible M-Ill l'ulor: Rev. !von Myen Sunday Scbool - 9:30a.m. s--.a - 7p.m. Wedneldoy Semce~ ·7 p.m. Townthip !W., 468C · Sunday School - 9 o.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Wodaadoy SCMcea- 10 a.m. _.Cio_ GnndStrm Sunday School·- 10 a.m. H_ StiYemlleWordolllllui Reja!dooa Lifo c::a.rrll 1":1' ' ••• !* .., St. RL 124, RadDe Clirllllu Fellowship Cenler Salem St., Rutloild Pa-. Roben E. Milner Sunday School - 10 a.m. PuiOr: W~~ Sunday School-10 a.m. EveninJ-7p.m. Wednesday ScMces - 7 p.m. Wonbip - l 1:15 Lf!l .• 7 p.m. Woclnuday Service • 7 p.m. M - Cliapel Chun:b Supa.: Mite MallOn Sunday Jdiool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednclday Scmce : J p.m. Fallil GGIPfi C!ourdt LAona lloaom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - !0:4n.m.,7:30 p.m: Wedn-y7:30p.m. M!dd~l'hlbytetu ML Ollye C001munlly Church Panor: l.awrau:c Bush Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30 1.m . . EvCIIllll -7 p.m• Wedneday Sclvice . 7 p.m. Sunday School- 9 ..... Wonhip- 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (7ad A 4ih Sua.) SyraCIIM Flnt Oe!ll<l.,..~ Sunday School - 101.111. Wonhip- lls.m., 4 p.m. (Ia & 3111 S....) Unlled Fallll Church Rt.. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pan Putor: Rev. Roben E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednetday Service • 7 p.m. Seventh -Day Ad vPr1 t.st Ec:dala Fellowship 128 Mill St., Middlepon PaoiOr. Chuck McPherson Sunday School - 10 a.m. EveninJ - 7p.m. Wednesday Semce - 7 p.m. r.u c..,a LJahlllouse 3304j lli!.and Rood, Pometoy Putor. Rcy Hunl<r Sunday School- 10 a.m. n...ma7:30 p.m. Tuetday. Thunday · 7:30p.m. ......,... ..., Neue StU11•c.C Cllllra; Sunclay Wonhip- Z:30p.m.; Thunday- -7:30p.m. Silver Rid " Cio_., ... ll_ _ _ , 1om w. o.u,ta• I Sunday Scbool - 9:30 ..... Wonllip • 10:43 a.m.,7 p.m. Wedaetday SeMcea - 7 p.m. S-Ciowdl ., ... N-en• Putor: Rev. Glenn McMill., s.icloy Scbool - 9:30a.m. Wonbip-t0:30a.m.,6p.m. w + day Semr:ea . 7 p.m. Pta ., a.-a tlllle Nuarat ,_Rev.,_.. Mc:<lun& Sunday Sdio91 - 9:30a.m. Wonbip -IQ-.;10 a.m . .,d 6 p.m. WodnadayServica-7p.m. 0 - 0 - aftlle Nuar..e Pastor: Rev. Herbert Gra1< :-oo . ·,····\. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 204 Clllldor St. P-roy, 011. SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFEn Splrilllol ,...... c::a.rrll Faltll TaiNnt- Cllur<h Bailey a.., Road Putor: Rev. Emmett RIWJOil - ··~" .......... Na,::~;:~£;:Y ~~ POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 SWISHER&LOHSE Crow's family Restaur ... t Co. W• Doctors' Prescripli•l\ "nus ·zn 221 W. •in St., P-roy 992-5432 EWING . FUNERAL HOME FISHER FUNERAL HQME 992-5141 264 Stuth 21111 •.••• ,.,, "f)i,nit~· nnd St•n·kr .4 11-!'fl~·,. .. Established 1913 716 NOiTH SfCOND AVE. · MIDDlEPORT. OHIO · SUPPLY FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homrlit' S•ws "I""'"' K•llnit ,Filii Cil••,." Pomeroy JAWUNGS-COATS RIDENWR BILL QUICKEL Stile of Oblo, Counly ofW1111111D&IDII, a : Swom Ill and subiCribod before me Ibis 2711t day of Oclober, 1992 aad I boreby certify tbatiiiiiiiOilll om- or'director of Ibis liant. • Oloril Sue Cbllllberlin, Notary Pllblk: My commluloil nplru J- I, 1!195. PuiOr: Rev. llloct......r Sunday Scbool- 9:30 ..... Wonbip !0:30 aJL,7:30pa. Wednesday S..W. -7:30p.m. W~Scniou - 7p.m. Middleport, Ohio 41710 11141112·1117 - IIII·OOilSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • IIIILES Robert B. l!vans Cal•.., - CioooJdJ r-oy Pike, Oo. . Rd. Sunclay School-9:30a.m. Wonllip-l! l.m.,6p.m. 13 MMI Stt ..l \l . SaodaySdlool - lla.a. Wonhip- 9:30a&, 7:30pa. WednOadaySenioe - 7:lOpa. Mldd~ Cburdl '575 !'WI St., Midcllep>tt Putor. Duane Sy:e,llridtu Cellra!Ct- ~W.YLILI . no S.IYI!loe Ann7 115 Buiiemul Ave., Pomeroy. Sunday Sthool · 10:30 a.m. Wonhip- tO:OO a.m., 7:30p.m. Wonhip - 1&.30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wo:dloUday SeMcea ·1 p.m . ()\\;ft Slrur'!Boof.s MEIGS nRE .\ ~ CENlER, I~ "'-' J - Lewio Soutll-el NewT-tnt . U~ .~. . Trlnltrc..,-.u..,at Cllurch Putor. Rev. Roland Wildman Oumil - 9:15 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Mldil .. ort O.rdi ., ... Nuartnt Putor: Rev. lJoyd D. Orimm,lr. Sunday Scbool - 9:30a.m. AIIMI'1 (Sy-) 'rS..W.-7p.a. F - .... c::a.rrll Wonhip • 10 a.m. Tuctday Sem<a -7:30p.m. ML Moriah Cliurdl af God Radne !'utor: Shamn HauiiiWl Sunday School · 9 Lm. Wanllip • 10:30 a.& WI WedDosday Krvice • 6:30p.m. I Tuppen Pia!u St. Pall! • Sunday Scloool - 9:30 ... Sunday wanhip -·10 ..... . - . Plnl c::a.rrll ., ... N....... e Putor. , _ _ L Gaia, U Sunday Scbool - 9:30a.m. Wonbip - 10:30a.m.,6p.m. Wedaetday SeMoa -7 p.m . Church of God ~­ Putor. Rcv. Pllil!f>R"d EM-H-oi Prayer (II Jlurlioabam chUJda <If Route 33) PuiOr: Rober~ Vance EutiAtart l'ulor: !loprGrace RHdlvUie Pu10r. Rev, Seldon JohD100 Wonhip- 9:30a.m. School • 10:30 a.m. W y Semca - 7:30p.m . w-,.. - !Oaa. w!.':*l,ySchooi . Sorvica- 7 ..... Wonhip- 10:30 a.m. Wi:dnctday s.m... -7:30p.m. PasiOr. R.V. David McMsnil Swulay Sdlool ~ I I a.m. Wonhip -9:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Senice• - 7:30p.m. 'ftlta'l Cioopol Other Churches DJenllle Cmnmunily Cbur<h Wonhip- II a.m. Wedneldoy s.m... -8 p.m. LMrBottoa Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · lll-.30 Lm., 7 p.m. WedaeldayScniou - 7p.m. • SOON.2DctAft..M'd' a PuiOr: Rev.-,..;... l1ellleiC!Mtrdl Joppa Puur. BIOilda Weber Wonhip - 9:30a.m. School- 10:30 a.m. W y SeiVices - 7:30p.m. Ha•• O.n:lil aflbo Nuar!'utor: Gloodaa Slrood OffRt. 124 Pastor: E<bd H11t Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. Wonhip. 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. CooMioOordl Main & Fillh St. Sunday Scbool - to·a.m. W"!'hi((- 9 a.m. Tuesdays...;.., - 7 p.m. . I Geopol ...... BatoUt...... Oo. ~ 31 Po-. Rev, RoprWIIfonl ~ Scloool - 9:30a.a. Wonhip-10:45 aJL, 7 p.a. WI 'Js..ioe - 7p.a. Fl s.- c.a!YIIo Uilllld -~~~­ !'utor: Helm Kline Atrred Putor. ShaJal Haouman ~~= w....:0..,~ - 7p.a. Haul Comm•lty ctaurdl Sunday School- 9:30a.m. ML O!IW! Ue!led !If<' illt PwtlaMPinl 0 - .f l ... N--o 1'-. William Jllllil ' Suoday School ~ 9:30a.m. Wonbip - 10:40 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodno:lday ServiceJ - 1 p.m . Worship · 10:30 a.m. Thunday sem...·-7:30 p.m. Putor. Wonhip- 9:30 Lm. (Ill. 7ad S...), 7:'.!0 p.m. (Jnl & 4ih Sun) WednadayService - 7:30p.m. ... I II I~ ...., '-:~.R • m Paaor: David Doiley Slllday School9:30-. H........ ·7p.a Thunday Senioe - 7:30p.m. ._ Roser United MethOdist Oralia. Ualted. M e Crt Cartotooil I ' K' at Putor. ~Baker Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonbip • 9 a.m. Su-. Roa4 Ciooordl ofCiorllt Putor. JOI<IIh B; !laotiDI 5tmdaY Sohaol : 9 a.m. Wonhip -tO a.m., 7 p.m. Wedladay SeMces - 7 p.in. w........,...,. . 7,.... s-tay Sclloo1 - 9:30 ..... W<Onbip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. W..-..Jay Scniou - 7 p.m., Syraculf Mission 1411 Briclaeman St., SYft<Use Pa_, Roy (Mj!te) Thompoon Sunday School- I 0 a.m. E•eaina·6p.m. Wednetday Service - 7 p.m. 1'-. ICcmeih Baker Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:43 a.m. (In & 3111 Sun) Putor: Gary Hines ·. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 6 p.m. · We<lneJ<isy Selvic:a - 7 .,.;..h!ed ~., PUi<Jr: ~ Baker Suadiy School- tO un. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Wodnetday Services- 10 a.m. MlftiiiS&ar Qes~r · Wo !be uDclonl&nod directon, altelt !be correctnea 'or tbo Report of Coadilion and dcclire that it bu " by u and to !be best of olD' lmowlodeo and belief and bu been p-oponod in confonnancio wltb otlicial --. 1'-. F1oRnce Smiib Suadiy School - 10 a.m. Wonllip - 9 a.m. C..tl !'utor: ~ Baker M- C!ounll Ill Cllrlst MillorSL,MUon,W.Va. Sunday School - 10 ...... Wonhip - lla.m., 7p.m. Wedneoday Sem1101 -7 p.m. New Lite Churcb af God w. Conloo, s.m- - Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - I 0:43 a,m. (2nd & 4lh s,..) Church or God rl Prophe<y OJ. White Rd. orr S.. RL 160 Putor: Pat HenJOO Sunday School · 10 a.m. WonhiP- II a.m. Wodne~ Service~ ' 7 p.m. CbiefPillancial Off'ICer .t Treuurer, Oct. 26, 1992- (614) 374-6112 l'ulor: AJ1bur CniJin:e Suadiy School - 9:30a.m. -C•IIr Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 Llll., 7 p.in.- I, !be undmi&ned offteer, do bmoby dedue lltlllltis Report of Condition bu been prepared in confOIIIWIOe willt official IDIInlCtions and is 1n1e and correc1 to tbe best of my lmowledp and belief. · Wedneldoy Sem""! • 6 p.m. Lutheran .. iniiiiUCtloDI and Ulnle and - ....... Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wanlip - 10:43 a.m. ,7 p.m. Thundly - 7;3j) p.m. Ra- Cio- ol Ciorttl PUI<lr: Eu...,. E, IJa&;rwood Syn..S. Church or God Apple and Scoond Su. Pastor: Rev. David Rusiell Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Evonina Selvioos- 7 I'm· Wednesday Scmoos - 7 p.m. Common stock (No, of Sbam a. Aullttirtzed.......... :.......300,000)..... ............ ................................ :... t,87S,OOO.OO swpt.. (""elude all surpl.. relaled "'pnfened llodl:) ................... ................................. ... ................. 7.346,000.00 a.Undivided JIIOfiU aad capital rere:ves ..................................................................................... .... 20,8SO.OOO.OO Total equity capi&al. ................................................ ····••·• .....................................................................30,071,000.00 Total equity capital and toues deferred . pul'IUIDt to 12 U.S.C. 1823(1)....................................................................................................... ....30,071,000.00 Total liabilities, limilod-life preferred stock, and equity CIPital, . and lo- defemd purauantiD 12 U.S.C. 1823(j)...........................................................:.............400,2JO,OOO.OO MEMORANDA: A_,..ll aui..•DIIhll • ol Report Date: Slaadby Jetten of aedit. 1btai...... .....................................................................................................S,J48.0Dg.OO ..... ~~,;,~ Latter-Day Samts Putor. Rober~ Fcoier . Sunday Sdlool · 9 Lftl, Wonhip - 9:43 LOn., 6:30p.m. Panor. Rev. James Satterfield Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Evening - 7p.m. Wedneoday SeMCCJ - 7 p.m. Rod! Spriees I'Mior.KeilhRador Suadiy School· 9:15 ..... 'Nppon ...... Olrcll "Clirlsl - ~7<£-) ,..,.,. Scloool - 9 .... W...W, - 10a&,7p.a. ·-~""'""-1'-.s.-.!Baoye N.,. Putor. !(.,. Suoday School - 9:!S a.m. Wonbip - ID-.30 a.m., ~p.m. WodneJd'ay Scniou - 7:30p.m. $unday Sdlooi!O Lm. Wonbip - II un., 7:30p.m: Wedoolday Serv;ce - 7:30p.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. PuiOr. l'1ooeacC SatiJb Sunday School - 9 ..... Waleyu lillie Hal._ Clioordi 7Hoad St., MidcllqaL !'utor: Rcv. ltaf McCa!IJ s-ky sc:bool - 9:30a.m. Wonlllp • !11'.30 a.m., 7:30p.m. WednadaySc:Moe · 7:30p.m. Putor. Rev. Jam Neyille llradbiii'J Cio- "Ciortlt Putor. Tom Run)<Jn Suadiy Sdlool - 9:30 a.m. . Wonhip - !Oa.m. p_,Jtober~Manley Wonbip - 10:30 ...... 7:JO.p.m. W........y SeM1101 - 7 p.m. Pout Cioapel Wonlllp . !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnesday ScMoe - 7:30p.m. HJIOI 1 .. Ho!ll• Ciourclo School - ~­ H~- Cb•rdl afCilrlst !II ~-lla.m.,6p.m. . Sunday~ - 9:30...,.. ... ofCiorlll Pillar: Jack c,p p:IMI Suadiy Putor. 0.... N Sunday School - 9 LID. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Hol1ness K- Ciootnll oiCIIrlst Wonllip-9:30 a.m. Sunday Sdlool - JQ-.30 a.m. Chnstic;n Union EQUITY CAPITAL lobo Wanhip - 10:301.111. w-.,. s.m... -6 p.m. Mlwsol• · , ...... Msia Pu-. AI Hans. Suadiy Sdlool - 9:30 1.111. WcnhiD -1:15, !0:30a.m., 7 p.m. W""-!.y Semcu - 7 p.m. Sunclay School- 10 a.m . Deposits: · , a. 'In domestic otr.................... ....................................:................................................................. 3S6,842,000.00 (!) NOIIinlerell-bearinJ.............................................................................. 33,088,000.00 · (2) lntemt-bell\Ji& .................................................................................. .323,7S4.000.00 federal fillldl purdwed and securitiea sokt under agreements to repun:ltue in domesiic offioea of !be blllk & of its Edce &: ApmeD!IUbsidiaries, It in mfs: a. Pedenl l'undl purdiued,..... ...................................................:.................... .. ................... ................. 29S,OOO.OO b. Socuritielsold under qreemeots to repurcbase .................. ......................................................... !0,260,000.00 Oiher liabilllies ........................................ :.........................................................................................:...2,742,000.00 - Totallilbilities...................................................................................................................................370,139,000.00 Robert C. (Bob) Hartenbach Sunday School - 9:30..... . ~Cio- oiCiortlt Fallio Baptllt Charclo Roiboad $.. Mum LIABILITIES VOTE FOR Tlaan•• c. A•,sPinbly ot Gocl ,. hits No. 1 Pilei lor bv 0111odidllle, Robert 'llvottlora - 7:30p.m. . lamoa 7:30 . w . ltldoy r ~ . , . _ . - - Millor ,.,....., SeMel • JO:JO Lillo . . . . (M!, ••• ,.} l'ollar. Fnat s..i1b ......._~a. NEll COUNTY~ ' .PROSECUTOR? . Ban on Travolta airstrip is lifted POMEROY - The FOE Ladies AWiiliary No. 2171 will hold a special m~ng Sunday at 1 p.m. for initiation. POMEROY - Church Women MONDAY United will hold a planning session POMEROY .• Qrace Episcopal RIPLEY, W.VA. - Liberty Mountaineers will perform Friday Friday at 1:30 p.nt. at the Enter- Church Women, rummage sale, prise United MethodiSt Church of Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to .4 at Sltaleland in Ripley, W.Va. p.m. with luncheon Tuesday for World Community Day. election day. wn.KESVILLE - Smorgasbord SATURDAY i(ljnner, Wilk':5ville Pythian Hall, NITRO, W.VA. - Liberty SYRACUSE - Sutton Township I'Friday beginmng at 4 p.m. Adults, $5; children under 12, $2.50. Pub- Mountaineers will perform Satur- Trustees will meet Monday at 7:301 day at Cin-San Theatre in Nitro, p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal' lic invited. · W.Va. .Building. · . TUPPERS PLAINS - The TupHARTFORD, W.VA. - Bend PAOEVILLE • Scipio Townpers Plains .v.FW Pc?st No. 9053 . Area Gospel Sing, Saturday, 7:30 ship Trustees will meet Monday at Ladies Auuhary wtll sponsor a p.m., Father ' s House, Hartford, 6:30 p.m. at the Pagcville TownHalloween Dance Friday from 8W.Va. fealltring Grubb Family, haD. 11:30 p.m. with music by Smokey Reflections Trio, Rita McFarland Mountain Drifters. Public invited. and Joy. Pastor Clyde Fields invites LETART FALLS - Letart the public. Township Trustees will meet MonMIDDLEPORT • Bradbury day Bl7 p.m. at !he offtee building. Church of Christ, revival, Friday TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers through Sundar. 7.:30 p.m. nigh\ly. TUPPERS PLAINS - Orange Dave Couch Btshopville Church of Plains VFW Post No. 9053 Ladies Auxiliary, turlcey supper. Saturday Township Trustees will meet MonChrist, Glouster, will be evangelist. at 4 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and day at the home of the clerk. Pally $2 for children I 2 and under. Calaway, at 7:30p.m. ~sex' · . n . .( SALEM CENTER - Salem CenPORT ORANGE, Fla. (AP) ter Elementary Fall Festival will be . John Travolla Should be flying high Saturday from 5-8 p.m. with food, now that a ban has been lifted that games imd auction. Public invited. . kept his jet from lan(jipg at an airstrip near his house. · SUNDAY His neighbors at the Spruce LOTI'RIDGE - There will be a Creek Fly-in voted Tuesday to smorgasbord dinner at the Lotoverturn a rule that barred aircraft ttidge Community ·Center pn Sunover 12,500 pounds: The communiday from noon 10 1:30 p.m. Cost is ty features "homes with airplane $5 for adults and $2.50 for children hangars and a taxiway system linkunder 12. Public invited. ing them with a runway. :: NEW YORK (AP) - Madonna's X-rated book "Sex" nudged retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkoprs "It Doesn't Take a 'Hero" out of the No. I spot on The Washington Post best-seDer list. "We're thrilled .... and I'm sure Madonna is, too," Diane Ekeblad, associate director of public relations at Warner Bids, said Thursday. The $49.95 opus showing Madonna· acting out a variety of sexual fantasies reached the rop of tlie Post's best-seller list Sunday. Clierdi " , _ Ciorllt 1 v.z-,~o and w...illd. 111-preplred and jeopardized the JOHN ·LENTES Bo:t, PORTLAND - Th'e Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the township building. execu- w-. x; 01rc11 ofCiirlsl 332260R' a•st~amaU 992-3147 s-.7 School - 111.111. Wonllip-10a.m..6p.m. w..-....oy s.m... - 7 p.m. Apostol It WHY VOTE fOR so good.• · Chalsle Manley recently cele1 hope Ibis brightelll your day, brated her third birthday with a AnD. It cel1ainly lrighlaJcd mine..- party atHer home given by bet parPROUD GREAT AUNT IN ents,MargieandRogecManley, Jr. TEMPLE TERRACE, FLA. A dalmatian cake was served DEAR FLORIDA AUNT: That with ice cream, chips, and KoolliJtle 4-year-oid has1eamcd findlllld aid. one of lhe fundamental aec:rets of Games were played with prizes fulfiDment When ~ n kind · to ~icQie McDaniel, Maria and geqerous, IIley feel JOOII about M ws and 11J!mny Roush. _ themsel~ and that is die richea of . Others attending and ~~~~~g .. 'gd\s grandparmts Connie end all rewards. You have a nghtto be Roger Manley Sr., Ada McHaffie,. proud. · gn:at-~111 Margaret Nmm Gem of the Day: N11111re's !Jref~- and RICb Roush, Trish McHaffie, table Law:. Whca the body ts Joey Wabm, Tricia Roush, Jessica ~bmerged. tn water -- the phone Capehart, Becky and Dave Lynch, nngs. Donna and Kevin Meadows, Dodi Plan11ing a, wedding? What's McDaniel, Alberta, Dave, Beth, right? What's wrong? "TII4 AM Andy and Hannah Hysell, Mite La11tkrs Gllidt for Britks" will and Miltie Laven~er, Erica and rtUellt your anxiety. Send a stlf- Cathy Hanning, Dianna, Kevin llld addressed, long, busineu-sirt Kayla Smith, John and Nikki envelope alid 11 cl!4clc or 'rr10ney Roush, Chris Lane. . . . order for $3.65 ·(this i11cludes Others presenung gtfts were .pomie ·and Mndlillf) to: Brides, · great-grandmother, Dorothy R~sh. c/o Ann tanfkrs. P.O; Bo;rc 11562, Bett~ Rousn, C~arles Smuh, Chicaga 111. 60611-0562. (In · Dw_atne ~cDantel, Thurman ' U Smtih, Dorothy Meadows, Tom Clllltlda,send .45.) and Tommy Roush, Rosemary HysellandSamanlhaLavender. . • W11 • NBC News spolteswomll! . ble. · · Kent, who cimed the.nicltnlme Katherine McQuay said the netdoean't(X)IIIJDCnt onlidption "Scud Stud" for his ·Oulf War work iiiiiiiDil. . CHALSlE MANLEY Community calendar must "NiJbtly NoYfs" The Deily Sentinel "'-91 • - tive producer Steve Friedm•n llld aafety of bimaelf and !lis CIIDera . network spokeswoman Pegy Hub- crew. ================================ Community Calendar ilems ' Special music ni~tly at. 7:!5 p.m. Tom Runyon, mmtstcr, mvttes t)le J'llpPear two days before an event public. fillld the day ot that event. Uems be received weD in llllvance LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full to asaure publication In the calGospel Church i~ Long B_ot~m endar. will have preachmg and smgmg Friday at 7 p.IJI. with David Dailey FRIDAY and the Dailey Family. Pastor REEDSVILLE ' Eden United Steve Reed invites the public. FelBrethren Church will hold revival lowship will follow. through Sunday at 7 p.in . nightly with Rev. Bob Wiseman. There HOCKINGPORT - !here will wiD be special Singing nightly. be a Halloween dance Friday from '• 8-11:30 p.m. at the Reynolds build~ , 'i,'bNq BOTTOM- Mt. Olive ing in Hockingport. Those attend~IIIIi!}' (:bwth, Long Boaom, ing may dress in costume H wiD have revNal.,tluwgh Saturday desired. Public invit~d. Ronnie at 7 p.m. nighlly.' Rcy. Lawrence Wood wm be the caUer. Music will . Parsons is the evangelist. Pastor be provi~ by ''Out of lhC Blue." Lawrence Bush invites !he public. Scud mlnl!e ..,.h, fiNd Aile- 21. NBC hid M · pended 11111 11ine daya earlier, d•'miniiCenl ¥ill I I ~ hiiCOdia:l ~ Jefu11na an enlpmell In the _~ llrfdlr, October 30, 1812 011111"11"1". ~- . .,_,* Tbo ftiiiOifiW, cw•ewy m- Jep'tetioo. Also DIIDed as clefCndanta 11'0 • 1 rn.lanl:e ca• -r¥~cnt. conNBC News Preaidenl Michael. tended tbo NBC Ullpmenl wu few minueea Iller, llllllher WIIDIIl Jill on the bus. Joey inmedilldy oiTeftld blir hlllelllllld walt to ...s bY my bulbMd. The woman called hill blct llld lllid, "You n 1 ¥Uy POlite .YOIJIUI !1WI. Sud! JJOiill:ncss cleaer.a 10 be rewmded. • She then gave him I $5 biD. · . When they Jill olr lhe bu. Joey said. •ru bel dill 110 one e1ae will ever give me moaey fOr being Ann 1182 992-2121 106 ....rry Ava. ;, '-" 214 E. MAin 992- s130 Pomeroy rMl\ . \27 Veterans Memorial . .tal I IS I . .._.. "· nz -tiM . P-y · �f • _P Ql · Frldly, October 30, 1992 1G-The Dally SenUneJ ---------~ ' -ldenta. The CAA II an Gronl Ap....lon EEO/AIIIrl!latlvo Aotlon R-Av......_ Tho 1113 Co•m:;~2 Employw. llorvtcoa Bloclt 0ron1 cotton. prepoorod by 1111 Gai111-Molgl Co-unity Acllon Agency (CAA), will 1M IYAII'b'-lor ..vtow llarUngOclobar 21. 1112- -lng - - - - - - - - IULUOI lOUD DEIDUIE 4:30 P. M. DAY IEFOIE PUBLICATION ARNIE'S SPORTS LOUNGE or tho CAA 1 omo. In Cllooh- of All commonta r-'ved by lhe CAA will ba forwarded to the Ohio Dopartmonl of D• volopmon~ Olllceol Commu- Tho CAA odmlnlotaro 1111 block· grant .tor Gollla oncl Molgo CouniiM, ondthogronl provldn funding lor a num• beroloervlcn to low-Income Funl Easyl G111al Exorclool . '7:00p.m. (Bflroom) Fox Tro~ Swing, Waltz, Polka. . '8:00 p.m. • (Country Woom) ' Achyb11111ky Dance, Eleclric Slide, T..., Two Step, Boot Scoo6n' BOOIJio, Ttxal Wa11Z. Cowboy Polka, Ton Step Polka; Cowboy Cha-Cha, Cotton..yod Too, Aying E'IQhl, Tuah We lnMemory 2 Samba & Tango. WI DO AND EVERnHING UNDIINUIH . In Meriloiy of DALTON A. GROVER . GAUGES e ADDITIONS.e SIDING . ·TR on his 80th birthday tod1y, Oct 30, 1992. Gcine but not forgotlen. Sadly miiHd by will 1nd family. Push (Tuosday) Pt Ptaasant Youlll Contar ' 5:30 p.m. (Clogging) Chlkl111n age 4 &up Mildd Casto's Collnby Cloggers have dancod at Waahlngton, D.C., Dollywood, Opryland, U.S.A., AmoriAora '92 & Walt Olonoy Wolldt ARNIE'S SPORTS LOUNGE SAT.. OCT. 31 The Pany'a Still Going STRONG W.V. Game on the BIG SCREEN WICK'S HAULING SERVICE 36970Wiwlllll ,_oy,Ohlt ;;; .SAND -GRAVEL •DIRT RANDOLPH who passed away REAL ESTATE CLASSES ~LINDA'S ~PAINTING & co. "'* "Tab n.; 0111 Of l'tlnlfllg -Ill U1 Do It lor Yor' Public Notice Public Notice INTERIOR &EXTERIOR PROBATE COURT OF • MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO EsrATEOF MEGAN R. WILUS, DeoiPTJd 1 C... No. 27141 1 Dookat13, Plge 405. • N011CE OF APPOINTMENT J . Wlllll, 33718 Now Uma Road, Rutland, Olllo, 45n5, wu appointed Admlnlatnlrlx of tho eotele of Magan R: flff ESnMATES HAVE REfEREN<ES . llloro 6p.ll. to.••" . . Ah• 6 p.m. 614-985·4180 1M/ uld the wind dly, "Come ovar the nteldow 1nd play cant of Thanks t 2 • THANK YOU - Would lllw to think ~ my family, frtlnda, l'lllghbol'l lnd ..,.clll friend, Vlrglnlll Olllr, for with me. Put on your dMs red lnd gold, In Mefi'!OfY Summer Is gone and In Memory Of the d1y1 grow . cold." JOHN A. BRYAN Who passed away Oct. 30, 1991. PI'IIY.... vllltl, "• Clldlnd::::.. c.Ua,wh In Thlnkl~g~~ln, DwlghtLog1n Syi'IICUH, Ohio 614-992-2549 • CRAFT CLASSES Oct 211, 6:30 pm: "Lunch Basket" $14.00 Nov. 9, 6:30 pm: "Pie B•ket" $18.00 SWAGS by Connie: Nov: 4, 8:30: "Dried Material Swirg" Calllhe Trolley Station lor mor.tnfo• 1012W211 mo. RACINE MOWER CliNIC P.O. loz 894-Ner Alley IAC!~lOHIO (F--'J~RWgoW Ujlao) PARTS & SERVKE Mowers • Cull Saw._ • Weedeaters , ....., SpMIII UNUMITED TANNING $2500 949·2826 · BISSELL &BURKE .CONSTRUCTION •llewHomes . •Garat•• eCo~lete Reillocleling Stop & Compare filii ESTIMfrES 985•4473 667·6179 •LIGHT HAUUNG Sister, La1tanchla. •FIREWOOD lnd Meijorle Marvin BILL SLACK 992·2269 USED RAILROAD Real Estate General AVAILABLE. SEP11C SYITEIIS, HOME BITES and llRAILER liTE~ LANDCLEARINu DAIVEWAYIINSTAilJ:D UMESTONE-TAUCIOHG FREE ESTIMATES homo an olmooploelll of roominea. Hu 3 badroom1, a Iorge ball!, utility room, ond a kitchen loodod with cabinela. Somolling lor DAD: o dolaehed 2J.\ cor garogo with a 'worklhop, concrota drivowoy, moin...,onco lrM lidlng, and a new roof. Buy t .8 ocfOI and homa lor $45,000. Or ll•ro- hoMe for $42,000 I Lawn Mowing, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trlmmlna • Removal R-llill Comllllli:lol ' FrH E.tiiMI• ' AREWOOD FO.R SALE 6-26-'8Hin .D.K.'s TOYS All ~lea - Vlilllge & CofiiCIItble Set Display Al .. OUo\LITY PRINT SHOP 255 Mill Street WILLI tiLL ROAD - Naed a blilollng lilt or a 11'811or illt. w.t.r and tltclllc II •el U1 and too land loy1 nice and II partly cltaNd or all cloaNd. $4,1100 M - Eyonlngo 614-742.:1020 tM3182 TUllER. •a-.. . '"''""'''"''''''''""'"""''112..&112 BAEHDA .FEAI................... - ....................112-al DAIU• .-rtWART--............................811-tMI Frame Repair · MICROWAVE OVEN .aad VCR REPIII SPORTSMAN CLUB SUNDAYS Factory choke 12 gauge only STARTS .ROOFING Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning · Painting · FREE ESnMATES 949-2168 . lll1artz/lfn. Quality Stolle Co. Call614·992· 6637 St.lt. 7 u ........, BULLDOZING PH. 614·"2-5591 WE HAVE GOUUIH GOOD OEAU...THAT WOifT SCARE YOU TO DEATH! AND AGSml WHO AREN'T AFRAID....TO WORK FOR YOUR BEST EVERY - llpolla F""'• WV. 1Pievi:IJI ,.,... ~ mlt• . . Vokl 4 SHIOHII, ......... $40.00 I load (614) 992·5449 111t12112 34 BUIIfll!ll 4 bog1 of chlldro,. clollolng, ilzi 1 to 3T, 304 . . 3317. it ~=. ~='~~ra'::O ,. American fUllY '""" Dot :cr.:~~ndllng ' ..... - · BNutl!ul Block WHh Whne" Pu!ll>loo.1fllld, H-Old.. • = , = 1101 And Driver ' tllolol ~- shop- _ , . . ~~ ·-- • _ 0 " -·• '"~• 1~ · 4lltl , . _ , Glltlpollo, OH · EAIIN IIONIY Ro 4 II loobl 130.ooortr. - . . Paeontlol. . Dlllall. (11101 iq.-, Ext. Y· 10111. Filii - Expll'llnolcl =. to con- :=..,~::.,alan tho - - 10 • now ~ - llnOO, IOW'Iti-TI'II. MlzM lnld pupphl, ........., -# Nloo IINithy lam Call Oood• - . . , A!oo Nlot ~ llloek ..... -Col. Uttw . , _ , Vtly Frloondiy, Will 1'111 ' ' 1, :fl::.r.AI To Good llomtl 1~! Aog-_ 1-1/1 ,..... lla.Good _ _'fii.Colt _ ln counlly· I _ , CCII 6 wlth chi-. I- Lolt & 'Found ,.....,....,....,......;.,~.;:;.;.;;__, Loll: Bile~-to• . . .lor .."- .....J.•.__I1t -1(111.., ..... A~:tg~eor..,.ve•u 1 .,., ' Galllpolll • .,..,.,...,.,.....,.,a,..,v_Jcln--:Jty~.~..,; 23 Notdtd: 11+441-7H7. Plld WlgH. l'wl _ . lor 1 -~~~ to elll 1m 1 e Nlllklnaf - - c1v1-. So,..... -R· ....... : · 131 _,.._. lo 110 hour. F,.. 1....:... l1l - noo."' ·--... fl I II: A lilda ,,_ er-n City To Rio Wllllna Til Ho1p With Cora, 114 :.llii 11011. Mllllld ......, . 1 Dryer' Wllh Abllhy 11 CGnoldtrsd .... _... •• _-..... :J!.!.;.";'' •- '!t..,.rr:::" ·ft~~- Real Estate par-. par- I houN par TJrno of o!oJ, I dojo pt1r do)' • tlllJ IIIOmlng (7-12). v.... loio: , _ _ "'* -ns. ~ ~bldfll, pond, 111,000. 304 . . IGI. In ciOMie, lully carpetld, 2 pol• chol, oloclrlc hut, AC 1 lllovo, rotrip~t~tor, c.wn cay, ~ lorgo lot, ~ood (30 - -~~~· Lie": 1 par Jllr 130 -r:~· Perlaw: 2 par Jllr (I !:!!,n -h~ r-- --...... :,•;t•:.u;- 51 PUANCIS 114 CCI CC21 OR ~-~~~~ Entwtal-nt Contor"l 1141 Or ta.S2 WMili_Booltahelvu 811rt1!11 m.lll• Hocllnora "21L$ohl Mel Ct. ro 1211 Or 01o.tll = ~SI:::dl::!nl!:.·---.-== ~~~~~~~~~ 3 bodroom 11nch wlotlachod 2 btiiiOOIIII, · both, ldlchon/dlnlt ~~;'i'!"rJ:I.wttv::': ~I "~if'~• :c.F~1: orry, =·=iluvor 3 Bedrooms, ModtJn House, . Or 4 IIIIM OUt 141 Oft Lincoln Oorogo, 1>£, Slcurlly Alarm. :IS Acr8 Form S It' 1 112 Plu. 2108 w. Mtln, Pt. Plan ant. For lithe, la......nt, 321:41 Silo 9• ownar. 614-448·8152. Garogo, Large 1om 1114 411 No ~ On --2.Qwn; • ton Nochlng Evw - n o d. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR Hlstorlc•l Aral Corntr LotSALE • 818 S bodroom - · - h l2 IC ChoiC ,_. .,._,... :,-:, - · oldar Main st. Pl. Ptoaunt, W. Yo. Poltar CtMil Ad, IOW"IJI.M1I. IIIII gooCI, $100: Complotoly Ronovolod: 2 Full 1 Room. ~- COUNTRY FURNITURE AND Bttho. 3 Largo Bodroomo, Now "*"• City 1c Cltr Wltw, CRAFT8 HVAC, New Clrplt. Avallabll i llllel To a, SJJ&IIo. 2231 ..... Rout• 14\ Gal·~~~ Jmmodtotlw. 114-441-2205. ptuo 0opoo11 . • 1-.1422. w. Buy And Solo NT HOMES f $t Goodl11oM GOVEANME rom lor ront- lbdrm., 2 both, Thnt o - ·FumKon. H ~~~ - J (U Aopalr). Dollnquont Tu 121101 ...,.,, PlY own . ,. • • Propertr. Rtpo1HIIlo118. YO\If ullllliM,•i:4-M =a . Floor model color TV $150. 304Aroo 11) 805-962-8000R UElltt. GH· AI..._ -11W122 4562 FOr Curronl opo • · In --. d, 4 bdrm., 2 lui CICiOo USEO APPLIANCES Homo For Solo In Choohlro VII· wat• - - '_...._ Wl~'l . ... ....._Ifill~ 1-a•, 8 Room•, & blth; lg: Flat -r~ ~; -· r.•-r ,.;,pii.. .,. Lol Bw own1r, 6-3:30 P.M. lncl,_, 1-41 4 -., ilopoill ~=6i 114 Phono: 114-448-5878 Ahor 3:30 P.M. IM-441.o4215. One ledroom Smll Houle fur.. nlohod In Town, No Polo, ~ ... CUt To - - ' Dopooll. 11+4411o1 Au11ond viii...., 6Wf42· :214 =1.-.,....-:-:-7-:c---:: a.ctrlc " - - 30 Inch 1M CUI iiila,llll.,...pm. Portlolll' I , _ ' To 171;. R~or bath In tho ciiJ. $1711 - 114- · Gold ~ _Nri, $llll CUt To Pomlt'OJ orN, Lincoln Ht., uta 441-11otorl7t'Zl'IO. - . lie~ frolll or rent, 2bdrm. home, bath, Whlli, ltiO R.. laentor Froef living .-n"_kltchon, ••k, full F-Ill; Lirabulmlnl; zutcrel for ult with Ulll o1Mft. M lneldl ....._ Moo -, WI 1 .. pi Wilt 10x50 hoUM lrllltr, d..-11: Mel nflrw.- ,.. u11Uiy buhdlng ohod, Wolll Pon qulnd; 114 til 1110 7ii("i~='3':t=.' I Rd.,l14-lt24Slll. ' -·1M2. -Of, =-" :;roqullld,~~·;;;;~i;;t-22t~liou;;F;;;: bedroom. , baoh, b.... ··===·=:::--=:==::::: = ,.=,,. ;:ID0-4::..:::...:::;:::·..,...~,...,:--:-=ii!a. Wll.l!O: h lnoiA'InGO: 1 ""'· ... · - paid by UIIIWJ laird. LAYNE'8 FUANITU;;;jR;j,EDtttloi: -nlng, Two lodi'Mm Homo For Solo: - .· -1.~,:-+C!':' MWII ... IU wiiNiowe. Some Nlco Ftncld In Doublt Lol. Gal· - •• tlpoiiL C.IIIM-379o2112. , 14l11'tl - · 1 locf. ~ ~~~~. Two bodi'Mm houot, Jar~ fin· ~:-:.'...~.::.:; """""' Plf4!. CIGftlacl: lciaoord ood-ln rani. II Cuotor t-, -~. llomoilo! ~. Mlddtoport, $11,000; 114-1112· CoiL Cloolng Dila:No -bar Llvlna aull: - . · 7011. .II 4Mm,..,.lt1 UlliN Clooof'-1100. - - t ...... =-=~~~ ,..... 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ·1211 Par - h Includl 119 lot Nd. N• M'wlde ...Wit home, ~IIIUdll dalfviiY, comploto 0,1· up, *lr!lng • otapo. 1ol00-8»1121. ' 14111 Commada~ Zbdrm., ell Connan 1XG11tont ,taola Dlcllrt .......... ~ tEIIUL IIIVICI '~rat': --=.to= « _..., 741-1161 .... S1fiD. s h • ·~·' . 12M. - lln.(IOIIWJIMI CotlaiY: CFA .... ..... • ......... RJtt-. 114... 1111 Aft«7:00 p.m. 111111111 RX7, lftlhl ...,_,, Ssp., MICIO; - 114... .1 . .412'7 . . . good, 1ftlir 1:3tlpa -. ·. I ' ;;;;~Mot~or~Ho!~mM~~i;i· lpo Ill, 11 ....; -.. I'JI..40a. - - - · _ .• Serv1ces . For ....: LIM NM llllndlrd 'f:1J-, f. Fomoll - Couoh, S1ID. . . . _ · · llondw, ll•tu•n a..-, PulnD. AI A - • twO: i1t 111 tid. OE dryw, d. tao. good. 51 Mullcal lnstNments :."'N:ill ,: ll.l*lr Oold, - • - Form Supp!1cs & Li':estock :IIOM7tl-22l7. CurUt Oenlllll .....lon lolllll!lnl Atolno - , ,••• :,'!1110.1':: C::."':i7 ~~ 81 Fann Equipment 1-..L wllahl JfrR -Ill .Ill burnlr ........... . ............ """'"' ,.. - . .,_IOWJI.2122. ~ 1114 lth Av_enue, exceJ• - l i l y .. """"""'· Tho•!io-IDIIIC. Com , _ , . 1 And lodr f-. ~ ,.,"'::y::-.M.::':t:: PTO •~.,- ._ ..._. W....M • ~ !1M11!.11: Wotll, «<t- Dll, -No tlfnlltNI """ AI w lijj .loll ToolftOr_.,..._, • Chryelet S2,IOO.OO.IOM71-4tll. - · -ton. loadod, J--'a .,.. llc~uac=• Home y..,. " - ' " ' -Nlwer HorMe. flooM ' CQ' F-lon II Cho¥y lltllbu, 4dr., kyt. rwl run1 and , :='"; ~.':i, .. -a.";'S:=: -good, M15; IM-11112·7N2. H Troctor. H..,._'o IInam .Chovrollll Oltw Fa.w ~ I. ': IMil, Conaonl RV 20,800 MIIN Form _.,,.Yo ,._ .....,.. 4, Cookl!la. -lnG. IIUtG!iWIIU. . . -Ohio. II+- 11!4. 1 Wolor, ~. 48,210. ·~ =·:..:;.:=;."C Dt.ot..,......m · 72 4- nuekslor Sale 1110 ceo DumD Truck 381 !lftl. ~.Uka--1111 Gittt ......... - . - J1o1. I....I -Won. U.. Tonct.m Runo ",100 ......... 1410 - $1.210 OBO Or • II .. ~- ·~ ' ,_ ~r . . ~ 1 ~on Truck, 114-:teJ. no • oorn pllrui. lot; 10 a ::,.. ~ •· I I - ' - . AI ..... - . .:.:"=::-:,-,..-.,.--=:-:.....,..,..-..1171 Chovy ••• , Plck-::r. f11r ront ........ Truok, I Cyll.,.r, Stand• , lllo_O... _ _ , _ Rl. . . 304 - - . e-o. 114-317-411l . 11141. _ n.o ..... .,.. r.:kup, 1 lhlrhMCI,..._tx•••"" edl. n ........., ·1171 V... ClloYJ .... •lr, 4Wlllll ;;::=;:::;.::W::.·.:::IM47UIIt.~~~=. toocl cond. 11.000: KeNnoN •• hM w..her ~~-· -~.~--h IIT0--~·1!-.....! - - .... _ -· -· •• "·I• .00,SJ1.1UI. ~~ "'tQt::~:.~:.:~'~ =..... a-.._ .....__,- - ...... lt1l -- wanted to auy ~ 27 CUI. 2 'oHalllnaWOoottoa: . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 'n , . . . . . . . tit\ '· ' Air M t'.':'o..__....,_O!l!.' .! - ford PIJ!!onprCall484$3,118; PU, _.. n.111L:~II! Pu 12.~i ...=-:-::-= I... PIJ 12,1111hiiii · , ... 1 - -~~.t3it"::--1 1 P11 ~!J 1(. ii.i.i ~ -si.i'l:'w·PU ~ ~12.ou: litii;n;;;;; .......~•••iO·;i;·~·~..~.r--;;;;;.. ;: eo.n.n !ftiiii'"II!IIIIJ-Ir=Tioo =t.l'& 113 ;~~·~-~~~~~~~ iif1~ LIYUIIM:k 111: - :.n. . . . . . .~.......... . . 1111411 PI ==m=~"?'· '* .., - ~~~ Ton PU 12.ou: Onlll -:-,..: ~~~ ......... C'i'Ti.1t 111!1 ........... __ , oct- 4 ' •~· •~ . -1 lor """' -otiC 1-11. A-le, I: -:ml'i.-,..... ·82 .,_ - . no P1CKEN1 FUIINITURI • ••,.MI. MlwtJ J ' ... -. •'It 11c Hot hid _ . . ... 112 .... I. . . . . . . JltL ,., PI ( •• wv. 30W1IoiGII. ioolt liDWli-MIO. ' :• -~~ .... -.,. FouriDhoAon.,w, ..= .... - C8mpers & 79 lodlll -rigi cal IM-VH· 21114, Hpm ot oM-Mt-2204 t~ PlallloAndlWol_l_ ,VII¥ . _ w.ilt .,...,. Thlu .. '" I _ ~ ~~,~-!!·~OII.~No~,.:::-:,.... ~ -..411111& 1 r.a~i. 111!1' _... -tan. ~. ........ . ...........;.-.. :n.... ...,._ .......... · - · Ul.l!72. i = := ~~a•=•• plld, ...... Ford Bronco I, :11,000 Jo.c. 1ua1 MIIN. ~"'!!!!• Now nroo. $5,IIGO. 114........,,.. Or 1'14-t12· -J.. ........... =...,:. -I'WI--~ =:-::..":1..-:o:: ---·~· •r..,.~ ..._ ,... -h !!!3..,:P~:..,"": ...... ao'QiiiiO tiU 1:00PM. a '* or =-Klng--· .··. . -c:=:·-·....... . =-=. -7 " " ----·w .t·= t'!..! 42 Mobile Homo LMw Wol lover - · tor Rent ........... 1-;:xM-~;'i;.;;;:-.;;;; o :I:IOP .. mont 112000, 110 E10t Main, po.nOroy; 114-115-4427 oftor 1:30. 114' • 14' two 11llhal8._.ed.I1WIJ.7DH. AKC Rtg' , ed Chlnlee ..._. Pol ...., wrlnkllt, ltlnlt. twlpm. m:~~uar=Tc:t~ Un-2lldrm.-.- Thlllo .. .. ::::" ' ~ ~ ~ =: B: ::'::. =t':r"Ttlan~ a...... Choft .... Dtr Ia 1111: ,.... 0.... ,... ...... ,..~- Choebcl & Wanted to Rani_ 1orm1111on: 114-31J.71lll. Ohio. t/4 IIIIo 011 Rl. ~ US - 111•• •o - · Motll Homo FIIWWOOCI, ask MUOnod, oplh, AcrOo. ~·llonda Col 1 - • Fol - - '' • To ao..th . -· - · ... · Tlfp .,..)1,.., pick up·., 1031, I -r: , Y.frldor. · ~-- t:t-1l. Cal Pot IM- 114--0 oftar pm. SEVERAL 7o ACRE IWICELS: Flrowood, Spl~ 1 Dollvollld & MIIQO Count_y. . _ 'IWp., Sltcktll Oak, nlckory • Ash, ti60I .era. Re~M~e. buul:ltul $40, 114417-0131. ~;.::~ ~.~ ~- w·~~-- WHh PI-, ""' ,.._ ou•At~ 114 Ul 3100 All• 4::10 114.oMI· --. 1120. For SU. 81u mtdum ..... wlnler ooat, dlnim WI ..lther trtm. fllnrwlll~kt new, ... -•VI'RA FURNITURE AND APo ldng SIOO, Pllkl ; at.o - c. attreo-wlnta, Home Nit' B1nk, Roclno, OH. 614-!1492210. · 25 acru. 3 bdrm., 1 112 bath, 2 II 1l«:trfc, car glrap, 1 woodbumar In lamlly room, 014· 1112-2818, tll"""pm. D G Ill II Ohl 41 HOU18SfOr Rent 291 Kolloy r., a po s, o 45131, Tolophono: 814-446-3385, 2 lodroom llomt, A I - I Prleo: $52,000.00. Uvlng Room, Oopooll Ra.,lrod.114-441-1111. 3 Btdroome, Family Roam, 1 And 112 Bathroo"\~1 1 · Car Garogo, Brick Fronl with Codar -d Dlshwuher, For Sele 125, 114-: ..-. -~~~· . - . - Hotllt. . t111 ... MIO Fino Wood For Solo, all SJNOina •, _ wMh -..,.. Hatdwaaii.IM-441-4801 Alotilralllr -·All - ..po. on - totll; 114-m-21110. lor ..... 138 tooHd Col ,._ 2:00 p.m, 1111, Muon w:v. F1rnrooc1 For Sale, All Oak, ln-. ~~bf,r:~~'t".!II:Jin~~·l:.: iiiOtmOif OPIN: CUSTODIAL _ , 30 Rooms Roome"" ..... - . month. In-Ion ltl4et'll2711aua•• 104o'771-4001. oil 110, Tloan;= Plano Tunl'll" 28th r,ur of H ~ urvlce I 111pa r, Lane Ftatcl, 1 1 . . - KJflll. UU.. IVIUibla. 114 311 liN. banlola. 114-742·211111. In LoWt, 14 - I l l \ , Wllopllc Cstl lor eyatem, ..n ..... 2 Furntshecl 45 bi _... 10. All, Oat. 21. OW.. n • the right lo ...... 1111' • tl - - Professional Services ~·= ~=· ~~ ~~~~d, Galllpollo 11~1. ' a.- - •• Eur Worlll -toni Pawl ,.. gorogo, • Auto Parta& Accessories . A-·-· 3'1a. You 0111 and plio· _,.._,...... ;s· Coleo~oro 2:00 31 Homes for Sale PJI.11+441-'IIM. 1568 Sq. Ft., .18 acre lol 2x6 ORNER /UCIHT 000 JOBS walla, 2 complolo batho, dining g~~ 1 Aollrtll o..tloman room, living room, 3bdrm., walk· HoUrtrPllrt·Time' · wrtt1 WIIh"Htor!lfr, "kttgr0unc1, Or " - Til: CLA Iii 241 o/o fU Till_. Ill ... Moblto Homo ...._ .._, :;:, ~11a• ~ A fill~ - 12·5-tfn F11ebt tHo~ D fl-1 Nt labvllll• NMdlcl: or..&- Te ....._ "'-* Laold"" '~ fllr',,.,.. bO. - ·~~·-. To IIi Avalloblo "- 2 Or I Dora Eoc:h ~ S ·:allcillaly 1 HcM.nPav Dl'!t~l and Coal LlwiEO ond BONDED ·AIIIIr.iwoH, that rou do OUick? No W1yl But Wo Havo A, ...... OtUipollt Forry, - · I Good, StNdy, Affordab~1 Buol- bodJ lhop, lie. ltl4et'll, _ Won1 Lul 1...,0.284- 11312. 131:1. 35 Lola & Acreage Yondlng Route: Loc11. Wo Have The Nl'lftll: MachlnH, Milling A. 111 Socludod Co Nlco SINdy Cloh Income. 1• (Amtt-oi"). llartlod I tJOO.III-0354. llpollo. oro ueso. .... Oo ·Giveaway BASEMENTS& HOME SITES FOR SALE . Qol. WMII. 1101111 - - · To: CLA lor ~- GaiUpollo DallY Trllount. lza 1hlrd An..,., Gaf. !4~·~""~~---------- 1' 7 Yard $111 ' DEPT. 1CI-12-'1211n HEY CIUYIIII , Thooo Gl~o Won! To Toll To· Youll ~~ Ell. 11012 $3•• l'or Min. lluot 1o 11 YN. Unlotar Nollcl no t.lntlnll or t·sp r Erpotlonc<r MOura Per r. • ._. N1; 1 3 Announcement• lng on lho Lowrco Computer Lool; Gold - · ........ .,.._ FIREWOOD OFFICI-------····~-···················-·····"•·2111 --1-ftlon-Pa~ '111M, Co.--.F-. Call ........,. '11121olw8:30p.M. Announcements ,,.._IMI1111W..... HAULING: Ume..ona, 12 Gauge Shot Strictly Enforced Avon Rtpr 111 lllltlve W.ntld, All Ar-..114 141 33M. Borbor _ ,_.. _ _ oil. Howard L Writesel Pick u~ CHARLIE'S "" • . • 304-71W411. AVON f AI A1110o 1 Shl~oy 8poooro,J0M11.1C21. ~ GUN SHOOT .,.,., M'atiFI...---·····-········ ..····-·-···...71 ...............:...-(304) M2 I Ill I GUN SHOOT FORKED RUN IL&IIUII lrl.. _It Ia Or We KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992·5335or 915·3561 :s-a:.Y--== lluonnllood - MIDDLEPORT· VIne St.· 1 n- lllrlte home wiJh ~ bedroom~ ClrPOfl.l*lo. fi,..-., Cllllr. Home has been romodala wllfo adcild lniUiailon ate. Hll n1oa lonoad yard with alaroge lhod. ASKING $211,900 1BW1 IPAADU'IO '0 Sdtool Rd. Gallptlls, Oltlo ."CIJI (6141446-941 or I-IOH72-5967 PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATE~:E~EWER Factory Choke I . U91Salf•~ NEW- REPAIR. • 101211'9211 mo. HAVE A SAFE HAUOWEa.l Business Opportun lty Buildings _ __;;..;;:::~;:.;:~-' VENDINQ R~: Gill Rich 1101100 oil otMI b!!ll foor or Bennetts Mobile Horne Heatitmg & CooUng Factory 12 Gauge Choke SATURDAY 6:30P.M. 21 tho offorlng. Ai' (Hditiolers, Heat p....., flr.Htl ' Now Will• Heaters.. 1:00 P.M. . HflpWantld Qlallty Hi Effideacy R&C EXCAVITIIIG RACINE FIRE Financial recomm~nde Spedahzlng In Custom SUNDAYS INTEREST! COllE lEE US TODAY, WE'RE WAITING- FOR YOUI . COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 12:00 Noon CARPENTER- Minllamo In lila oounll)' tO; 8C18a will! 10 I 56 mobile home wit1 2 bodtOOo'hl, well, aeplic, bam I a-ge, garden ..... $23,600 ' AOCICIPAIIQI ROAD- An older toonMo 1181 hat bMn ca 1 ~I Jlrl) dryWIIItd downolllrt. Hu an onormou•lllllng RIOift with 2 My wlndow1, a booullul ldlchon wt1h an loland, • dnlng IQOm, a·bedroom• wt1h large walk-in ClloNII, a nlct IIDno fiNpll I , a wrap--..1 pon:h, and many outbulclngl,lillng Oil 1~~- of land. ....-. New Garages • Replacement wrndows · Room Additions • Roofing ·SHOOTS SYRACUSE· Loo Cl..... Ranch style oome wilh 3 bedroom~;arport. appliaoNMI, cable, in agoodneigtibortoood. lmm • poll&lllonl $34,900 ;r.rtmanta New Homes • VInyl Siding wtth _p.. , ... k.-, and NOT to 11nd m...., through tho moll until wou """" ln-llfllltll Dfflco RACINE GUN CLUB GUN RACINE· Morning Slor Rd.• I 1/2 story log home will! 4 bedroom&, elocliC heat JIUmp, 5 acres. Aloo has a lo~ room, large front poldo, full bal8ffient and 2 car Jlarage, central air aR In oounby letting on a paved alreetl $89,900 RACINE - A oommorclal 2 olory brick building with 4 opari!Mnlo upll.olfl. Ha1 groat ronlal poltntial, or put your awn bullinoOI downllalrt and rent lie upllth. Hu 3lotl. ~ $46,000. NO $42,000 BISSELL .BUILDERS, INC. SIZED LIMESTONE · FOR SALE REDUCED- Cheotar· one ttoor frame home with 2 bed. room1, ondoled roor porch, 1hed, new vinyl1iding, nabJral gaa heat. RaGJoad to $17,000 come aaa ...maka an offerl will all llock, llo111 fixlu1111, and a 2 llory commercial building. Hal polonlial lor 4 apartmonll upllalr~ . GrMI pollntiallor IUCCtu. . Only Sl25,000 DOTTE 992·3838 NEW USTING- Bukan Rd.· 6 room lromo oome wilh 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, eat in kitchen, llldolad patio car. peled, inaulalad, Anderson windows, eleetrlo heal pump cantrai"air, 1 car garage, on 2• acres. $55,000 IIIDDLEPORT - Slap right in and r.ko over o weH tllablilhod bulin111, lhe WESTERN AUTO. Comoo CALL KEN RIGGS AT 949·2391or 1·100·137·1460 or lOLL FREE and TRA~ WORK 992·2259 608 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO , lhrou11h October.31 Sarvlca r.... from $111.115 per month. Includes 180 mlnulaa of oll-pilak air lime. Leasing avallablalrom 115.00 per month. FOR MORE INFQRMATION tNOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. 992·7013 or 992·5553 BULLDOZ!!! 1,.!'~CKHOE RUTLAND - Salem 811801 - Somolhlng lor MOM: A . lplit ltvel homo with an open railed hallway lllat h11 a bolutifl.ll oalc railing1. Hall or o colllednll Ollllng ltioo thlo · KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE · NEW & USED PARTS FOR All MAKES & MODELS EXCAVATING RACINE- Lalorl· Mab your appo~nt~,.,t today to- · thia 3 bedroom horne with a two car garage, - r ohingle1 and lMring. A wondorlul garden lfiOI with lolo of , oln!Wborry and bloclcborry·pl.,ta thfl bringo in an extra lnoomo HCh year, AH INI on apptOX. 2 - o f land. :F;tE·E· ;N~iALi.An~N·· Yffl~ ~; ;bo·n~·p·u~h;.;_ •. 11 OHIO Ave . Midd_leporl, OH AulhOdzociAgonl Employment Services 1~101-141·0070 S~cond Vouchera (No Sumlay Calls! Fenlllzlng, Weeding, . SHRUB & TREE TRIM an~ REMOVAL . so. -100 Pomeroy, . Middleport & VIcinity 614-949·2101 • 949·2860 or 915·3139 Aak For Dalla OFfiCE 992·2886 205 N01lh ·~ TOTALLY AUTOMOTIVE PEAF~CE " 614·949·2804 Mldclaport, Ohio WE LOVED YOU Real Estate General ....... Rd., ..... cuns ..................port WE MISS YOU SO; family ..:=r:·l:'"::r= _ ,,.. . . . ,. u...... - ·2nd. . FORERR BRONZE TANNING TROLLEY nAliOI . • • .Soon the little 181t waa fast aeleep, And. the snow lay a blanket ovar her filet Sadly missed by wife and Riverside Hoipltal c-ole. Handcm.odoonga. · wr..... and polpoUnl aupp!M. HOURS: 10 am-6 jim Wod.-BaL 111M2 10/1112/1 "Come, Little · ..ci.,Oirla Herb Shop ()pea ror Foil ATTN: l..oolll bllft lhop1 -buywholllllefrom (614)992-3-470 Wlllll,docoooed,lattol33711 Now Lima Road, llulland, Ohio, 45n5 • 521001.LUI a..-..,. Ellml.,... lllollllddla mM • Uma, Com, 01'81n and Wood WEEKENDS •P&P oLaw •Appraisai•Finance oContinuing Education Call446-4367 for more info. .COIIIIIE'S IIERIS a maumHGS me~ We Al10 HMII Cotol, ~. 1991 OF FIDUCIARY Robar1 E. BI!Ck, Probato Judge, Rovtood Code, Soc. 2113.05 Lena K. Naaalroad, Clerk "On October 28, 1182, In tho Molgo County Probate, (10) 30, (11) 6, 13; 3TC Court, Caoo No. 27141, Kllllty Houl8h01d Good I CELLULAR · 1117111n CLARESTINE 304-675-5789 .BUILDERS •• fl•llty Auuretl CNINttor• 20 Yr. Ezp. Call AI, 614·742·2321 In Loving Memory of Our Sister and Aunt Calllnst.: Mlldd Cuto,_675-3888 The Dally Sentinel ~Page 11 1·800·598·5654 or 614·446·1157 nity Sotvlcoo. (Monday) Pt Plea1111t Youlll Center '6:00 p.m. (La6n)· Rumba, Cha-cha, loll: m IColloy llrivo, FikloY Oct. 30, l!oillnlly Oct Slot, M-*V We Deliver ln. •• Gallia, Meigs, Mason and Surrounding Counties Novem bar B, 1112. 42 Mobile Homll for Rani ~ HOME HEATING OILS DIESEL FUELS • GASOLINES Ire. Any com,_,ta on tho oppllcatlon ollould ba rocolv oc1 by the CAA no latar than "LEARN TO DANCE I" Moflllng~», BP OIL CO. cant Of Thanka A copy altho opplloallon oan 1M-ploled ...,lowed l'r:::;~~=~~=i November 8, 1112. Announces The Part ol the Year! Friday, Oct. 30th Halloween Bash "92" Costume Contest, Grand Prize $100 Cash WGTR 101 .5 Live Party Bullet 8 p.m.-11 p.m. DJ: Randy Snith 9:3D-2:30 a.m. Sambo, o.lipolll & VICinity PubliC Notlct Ia I.I.LTI\ BO \RI> Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ...,.,... ...... 11UWIII7! ' .., .... - 11UWIIII ru ..... ·180 - h rrr = - ~ · '==~ -- �• ' Sentinel ----New arrival---_... ' ' ssor contends 'Little · · "':House' series were ghostwritten IJ KENDALL J. WILLS A 111 fMed l'ral Writer KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Laura -lllplls Wilder's "Litlle House" ;aries about frontier life were ~lloatwrillen by her daughter, a ~ Jx.OfCIIOI' conlellds. But odlcn 1111)' 11' S 1101 SO cJar when: lbc writing ends llld die editing begins. In I fonllcomina boot, William Holtz cballen,es the image of Wilder as a hterary Grandma • ---Two great men----- .!'-........ ... " Olarlcs Williams wro1e ·~ of.his life at age 67 an autoin 1830. ;118 ~ed near Coshocton in 1800 ..to where be walked barefooted .oaaoss die mountains from Marland ::(Maryland). • He was an Indian figbrer and _ , with Harrison 10 the war of - 812. In 1814 he "tuck" keepin' ~ic with his son-in-law." Thar .:1ost a~ deal. He was two bar "'fer me . Kept Javem and farmed." diad luck in hogs. One time had !J(IO. Another time near two thou- Ls.xr'. . · ~ "I was attacked by every stinkin :~ . thai com to our counterey. I ~ a a man of strong mind bul no :llmin. Fought itiO the lasL Som of ~ 73 \tlltd.i\ them the duricst squrndeils (scoundrels) in the wadd". President George Washington visited congress dll"ing his term of offx:e. He became irrilaled at their treatment of him. His temper rose as be slaled. " It will be a 1oog time before I come heR a,gain". EvidentGeorge didn't understand poli- . ucs. Georsc Wasbingtoa had great wisdom. He warned," No wall of words,no mound of padunent can stand against the sweeping 10rrent of boundless ambition on the one . side, ai4ed by die sweeping current of corrupled morals on the odlcr". However Washington understood human nature and how govcmment can be carupled. Gayle Price •r ~ and RCipl" Manley Jr., the 1lirtb a/.lbcir leCODd child, 11011, ~ Lee, 011 SepL 1S at 1'11 I II Valloy Holpilll. Ho welahed aoven poundl and nine ounce& and wu 20 incbc1 Moses and credits Rose Wilder ~ternal palldnlodler II Ada Lane widl ~ . . . . . . die c.hilo/,en's boots • sland up and SID~. 'I am sayina lbc deM&Nn substantially rewrote it, cau:loin• -·. writing dramatic; themea. dialogue. If lhii what. ii?" the Univeniay .of ~­ sour• professor or Enallsh said Wednesday. The boob, based on Wilder's experiences growing up on the prairie in tbe late 1800s. were ~slated iloo dw.eni of IIIIIIJIIIIct and became the basis for the TV series "Littfe House on the Prairie.n Some of Holtz's colleagues counter that die Wilden colllborated on the series published in the 193Qs and that the daughter was simply an editor. "Her fuiF,erprints are all over those boots, ' ~d William Anderson, a. Michigan author who has wrjuen several books on Wilder's family. "But I just don't ~hint it is fair 10 say she did 80 or 90 percent c.. ..-- isn't~ McHatfle. Matemal peat-grllldmodler Ia MaP* H-. Patemal p11~- Mr, llld Mn. llopr Sr. I'll«• naJ pat-anadpa- we Rich 1nii Dorothy Rou1h and lbo late Lawmtce llld have a daubter 11 ._, . ~ qe tfiiec. Thebw4: A look back at the Ohio River's packet boat days -by Jame~ Sands- A-10 · HOMECOOIED IOISI · BEEF DINNER BRIAN MANLEY Mut.d Po' 3 II A Gr8vy, 8ullend l.IIM . . . . . If l...pe bad been a ghostwriler, HarperCollins Children•s Books would have alveo her Cledit as coaulbor, said spokesman William Morris. Its predec;esu companies pubtisbed nearly 3S miJlioo oopios of the boots. Wilder, who had earlier writlcrl for newspapers and a Missouri farm joumal, began writing books at qe 6S at her daughter's w-ging. She · had the equivalent of an eighth-grade Monlion. Fred Crow gives his assessment of national, state political issues:.... A-4 ~-1 SUNDAY, NOV;. 1, 1992 • or the ,mdng.'' Marie....,. • . Inside Anglbt ri•er --""".Bl-8 s...;-ess'Farm"-""""".Dl-8 Cllllirltd " "- - - " "Dl-7 Deaths ....__ - "_" ..- -...__ ---.. ..A·3 EdltonJ _..A-4 "188ecllona, 170 p.... . Vol. 21, No. S7 ' Mlddleport-Pomeroy-Galllpolle Point Pleasant, November 1,1992 . Copyrlghled11t2 PRICES GOOD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1992 ONLY By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tlmes-SeutiMI Slalf , POMEROY - rlftceo tax measures, two of whicb are county. wide issues, will toe decldcd wben votels go to the polls in Tuesday's General Election . ,. The levies 10 be ¥llted 011 ~­ ty-wide are Clllcwn ScbooiJMeigs Industries, a new 1.8 mill eonrinuing levy, and the Meigs County Heald! Qepartment. a one mill levy for five yars 10 replaCic die cum.m one mnl levy whicb expires at the end of Ibis year. If the Carleton SchooVMcigs Industries levy ~rrr , it will jiQIcrare.an additional $402,000 a year for current 1bat amount. according 10 t;. Beha. executive director. will ensme cum:nt levels of service to children and adults with mental rcllrdation, and allow the agency 10 restore lllliiiC servil:es which have been cut due 10 a l.act of money. Passage of the Meigs County Health Deplitmeat'a ~ent :T.:ses STOLEN MOWERS - GaUia County Sbertractors recently reeo•ered by the sberltrs department. The tractors, 1111 new John Deeres, were aUeeedJy sto)ea Is part ola multi-stale, mulll-county theft rlag. Salisbury urges Gallla and Meigs ur Dennis Salisbury examliles lawn $109 · IIIIIIDS FRUH GROUND BEEF . 99~ FRESH APPLES WIENERS BOLOGNA· 311. Ill 120Z. 99 . son ·•· GEHnE BATHROOM TISSUE lOY ARDEE 4 GALLIPOLIS- Several arrests arc expected follqwing the Gallia County Sberirrs Department's uncovering of a muiU-allte lawn lniCtor theft ring. SWEE1 SUE CHICKEN BROTH By Times-Sentinel Stair GALLIPOLIS - With more tlian 60 percent of Gallia Coun&y's · population registered to vole Tuesday, off10ials are expecting a large tumout at the polls. A presidential election year is -also a big one for loeal offices as . voters decide who will fill two county commissioners' seats, in -addition to the sheriff. common pleas judge. tmisum and engineer $119 IUF1 MIRACLE WHIP 32 oz. $179 FROM OUR BAKERY ASSI• COFFEE CAKES 16 oz. $169 1r··············~ COUPON 1 MISTER BEE :POTATO CHIPS:· I I I I I I · I I I I I I , u• BUY ONE, GET 6Y. 01.·7 OL ONE FREE Coupon Good . .u_,, OcL 31, 1112 Only .. I I I I I • I I 1·············••1 POWEU'S SUPER YALU TRIPLE VENDOR COUPON · Good Saturday October 3·1, 1992 Only' One Triple Vendor Coupon Per Customer ered and we need rriore information." SalisburY said. "Whether you received a tntctor for cash or ttadc, the sheriff's department needs yDIB" cooperation." Salisbul)' said Gallia County residents w11b information should conlBCl the sheriff's depai anent at 446-1221. Meigs Counay residents should contact their sheriff's deP&ftmcnt at 992-3371. Salisbury deS~:ribed the operation as a multi-state, multi-counly investigation. Commission races draw big interest in Gallia County 200Z. $· 49 day morning. , Salisbury said the department bas reeovered an unspeeilled number of the tractors llld appealed to area resido~nts for asststance in finding additional bliCtors. AnyOne y.'ho bought a new John Deere lawn tractor from someone "othef than a John 'Deere dealer needs to ·contact the sheriff;s department, Salisbury said, adding that people conttcting the sheriff's department wiD not be rmsecuted. "We need .(the trac10rs) recov- Officials expecting .large·turnout PUMPKIN PIE 12 OZ.-24 PACI . According to Sheriff Dennis R. Salisbury, the department has recovered a large number or stolen I ohn Deen: lawn lniCtors. All of the tractors are either late m,odels or brand new. "Warrants are being issued. and we plan to ·arrest several suspects by nightfall.". Salisbury said Satur- FROZEI .FROZEN PIZZA · The only other new levy will be in Rutland where 2 mills for five yearswnl be on the ballot. In addilion there will be a 2 mill renewal levy. Both levies are for current expenses. ating_ Eight other levies are up for The Eastern Local School Dis- renewal. They are: trict will have aS mill renewal levy Sutton Township, .4 mill for for five years on the ballot for gen- ~ve years, ~taining and opemteral operating expenses. mg cemetenes. . Tbe Meigs Local School District Pomeroy Village, 1.9 mills for wnl have a 5 mill, five year, per- five years, current ex~s . . manent imfrovements levy. Tile Rutland T~~sh1p, .3 for ~ve monies wil go to buy new buses years, ~amtalmng an~ operatmg and tcJttbonks, and make repairs to cemetenes. . . buildings in the district. Syracuse V1llage, 1 m•ti for five In die Southern ~ocal School years, current expenses. District, VOlllrs will decide on a 5.8 Racine Village, 1.7 mills for mill bond issue for construction .of five years, currcm expenses·. a new K-8 elementary school in Middleport Village, 2 mills for Racine and 10 build addilional five years, fire proreciion. rooms 01110 Southern High School. Scipio Township, .5 mm for one Tbe stale will l'Ut in $3,423.259 or year, flfC proteCtion. , 47 percent of the amount needed l,.etart Township, 1 mil' 'for five for the entile project if the district' years, maintaining and operatigg passes the levy. cemeteries. levy is necessary If lhe agency is 10 continue offering services at no or low cosllo Meigs Countians. It wiil bring in about $223,000 a year, an increase of ab9ut $38,000 a year over what the current levy is gener- expo.sed ln·. Galli~i County .. ,. ,. ' $1 2 county residents wbo may bave recently acquired a aew John Deere Ian tractor from anyone otber !ban au omcial dealer to contact their respective.sheriffs department. (TimesSentinel pboto by Jim Freeman) Lawn tra~tor theft ring ' IC DIEI RITE, l&W BEER, SUNIISI, ORANGE A ........llnc.Na:uiPII* Two measures county-wide Tuesday II 240Z. Cbaace of rain 80 . opercenL Hl&hl In lhe mld-50.. xmts-- TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES OPEN 10 A.M.-7:00 P.M. For''Goblin''Up! 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY_.. OH. COTTAGE CHEESE .. Weather• ..,...___ ......A·:Z Meigs County voters to face 15 tax issues at polls STORE HOURS Mo~tday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 'IROUGHIOII'S Sports_" ___ "____ ct-U • .$495 Hot aua..d Aol3 . ...._. Dltnk or Coffee C-1 Buckeyes bomb Iowa Hawkeyes Sink your teeth into this... l"t' ll h posts. go 10 River City Farm Supply. Polls at all 36 precincls will Headlining the local raees will open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7::10 be the battle for the county,comp.m. According to the Gallia Coun- mission. Republican incumbent T. ty Board of Elections, three Kail Burleson is facing a challenge changes have been made in for a third term for the Ian. 2 sear precinct locations. Voth1g in by DemoCrat Kennclh R. Farmer, a Kanauga Precinct will be conduct- relired educator. For the Jan. 3 term ed at the DAV Building on Burnell lo be vacared by Ge9rge Pope, Road, while City 1-A voters will GOP candidate Harold M. Sauncasl ballots at the VFW Hall on ders and Democratic opponenl Third Aven"!e. C!ty 4-<; voters will · Continued on A-3 Thalers selected as Gallia County Persons of the Year ' GALLIPOLIS - Dr. '&Dd Mrs. Donald M. Thaler have been chosen as Gallia County's Persons of the Year for 1992, and wnl be hon'_ored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council (SEORC) on 'Nov. S, 1992, at the University Inn ·Jn Athens, according to Ron · McDade, presidenl of the Gallia CoUnty Chamber of Commerce. In mating the announcement, McDade said, "Both Don and Jan Thaler have made many significanl cootributiolls 10 Gal,lia County over 1hc years in a number of areas. including the French An Colony. the 1990 Bicentennial, lbe Ohto ·Valley Visitors Center, the Valley Aniats Series 111c1 the rmt ~by­ orerian Church, In addition to ·the ·medical profession. The chamber is proud 10 have the Tbalert jointly ·share in Ibis honor and represen\ Gillla County as our Persons of the Year.w Dr. Thaler was born in Niapra Falls, N.Y., and grew up In ftinesvillc. He received his B.A. •' ' from Ohio Wesleyan University and graduat.ed from the Ohio Suite University College of Medicine in 1958. He then spent ayear as intern at the Buffalo General Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y., followed by his resi· dency in Orthopaedic Surgery at the Buffalo General, Buffalo Chil· dren's and Buffalo V.A. hospitals from June 19S9,lhrough June 1963. He came 10 Gallipolis in I unc, 1963, 10 join die staff of the Holzer , Medic:al Center, and has been an orthopaedic surgeon on the holpi- · tal's medlcal staff Iince that time. He was asaoclaled with the Holzer Cl~ic ~ I~3 un!ll 1982, before gomg 1nto pnyato pnctice. Dr. Thaler was certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery in 1970. He is on die eouncsy Iliff at Pleasant Valley Hlllpital in Point Pleasant. W. VL; Veterans Memori-al Hospital in Pomeroy and Is licensed in O)lio, West Virginia ·and South Carolina. • During t1ie ycitrs Dr. Thaler was associated. with the Holzer Clinic,' . if he served in a number of leadership capacities. He chaired the building committee for the construction of the new Holzer Medical Center and Continued on A-2 Local races will be ·decided Tuesday by Meigs voters·. By BRIAN J, RFFD Tl-seiilblel Slalf POMEROY - A slate of local candidates .will be decided when Meigs County voters go to the polls on Tuesday. A new county commissioner will be elecled 10 fill the seal 011 the board left by lbe retirement of David Koblentz. Republican Robert Hartenbach 111111 Democrat William Snouffer are the candidateS seeking that position. Senia · Commissioner Richard E. Jones, a pired term of George Collins, faces Republican, is challenged by Democrat Maureen "Mo" HenDcmocral Janet Howard, who nessy for the office of county !reasought a seat on the commission in surer. Pomeroy Auorney John R. I99ll and was narrowly defeated by Lentes, a Democrat, challenges Manning K. Roush. Sheriff James M. Soulsby, a incumbent Republican Steven L. DemoCrat, is opposed by Republi- S10ry for the prosecuting attorney's can Paul Gerard for that office. office. UnopPOSed Republiclins seddng Soulsby is completing his fust term re-elecUon are Recorder Emmo· as Meigs Counay Sheriff. Republican Howard E. Frank, gene Hamilton, Clerk of Courts Continued on A-3 who was appointed 10 flll the unex- Rio Grande president details future goals at installation ··There Is a11 air of clta11gt thro"glwNI t~ 1UJ11o11. We ftellt. too. at Rio Graltde. Ou greatest days an ~~Mad uf us. Together, 1111! will rrltW this a premier tllstitlllioll b"t 0111 that /leVtr abafUIOIIS itS roots aiul tile people .atul region · that 11ttd it as IIUICII as the irutillltum needs t~m." - Dr. Barry M. Doney RIO GRANDE - Celebtating past accomplishments and ICIIin& future goals were themes uadcrlin- DR. AND MRS. THALER Ina tbe work at a coat ulalmoat a million dollars. Tbe slide, wblcb dlsplac:ed residents and damaged State Route 7, bas been determined to be mine-related, aad altbougb the residents ul tbe area bave been relocated and tbe road repaired, dama1e continues to occur. RECLAMATION UNDERWAY- Wort to reclailll the Pity Me area tlad- .._ard by a · rcx:k slide ia 1.99lllaow ude1 wa1. Tile wurk is beiag pert-eel bJ Rllbel Coatnc:tia1 , lllc. ut Lewisvile, ud II expKied to lab a yur to complete. Tile U.S. Olllce ul s.rrace .Mmiag is flUid- ing Friday's illsraiJcion caUIIiWiy for Dr. s.ry M. Doney, lbc 18dl JG$idcnt cl tbe University of Rio Grande llld seveulh president of Rio Grlillle ec.unun1ay Coli r · Bofore a C~P~City audience in the F"me and Perfonnin& Ails Cen- ler, Dr. Dorsey was formally installed,by Roger D. Williams, pn:sidcnt of the University Board of TrusleCS, and Ouules I. Adkins, president of the Communiiy College BoanlofTrustees. . While pr. Dorsey assume4 the presidency in August 1991, the tnstallatioo ceremony is traditionally hel4 after the institution's new chief executive bas had a year to become familiar with the outlook and mission of die school. Noting that his first year at Rio Grande was a "baptism of fire, • Dr. Dorsey said he felt good about caning 11 the instilution. "I am convince(~ that IOgether we will move this institution forw*rd inll the 21st century in such a way dlat Rio Grande will make a ' ' real difference in lhe lives or all of the P!'OPle of southern Ohio," he saod •n remarks 10 the audience which included his parents and family members. B0061ing enrollment new president made note of .some of the initiatives he began since laking the place or Dr. Paul C. Hayes, who reiired after lwo terms or helming the university. But the bulk of Dr. Dorsey's speech was given over to a discussion of future plans for lhe 116year-old institution. In the coming years, Dr. said, Rio Grande has the potentilil . to inc"1ase its enrollmenl by an average of 100 studenls annually for the next several years. Due to Continued on A-3 The Dorser. I r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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