http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aadcf1aeeb5f81bd92cc801ec9901622.pdf 1bb7a7a244a6b811985c3cd01adf9c3b PDF Text Text Page 14-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, October 18, 1990. Porneloy-Middlaport. Ohio Support These Fine Area Businesses! Football '90! Catch .All The Excitement! ! Your Bankfo't~... -FB &Farmers Bank. Savings Company · - L:J : ,.... ~oute P.O. 8ox 620 Pomeroy, OM 45769 luppers Pla inS, OH 45783 6141'1'12-2 t 36 01416o7·316t P 0 . Bo• 339 Olhor Gomeo - Eoot Sat,~- 20- ~or Collegll • DIY. 1·A 31 • ·Norwich • Ann • LAiayi1le . . t0 24 I<Nn · • ~ &wen 22 Eas18m Michigan 21 . Ctonon 27 • Sr.lpptnlburQ . • Canland • Cllilonlia 28 U.C.LA. 27 Ed-.. 24 ""-~Slale, PA :n • c•Nornil • Cetnll.tdligan 23 Toledo 13 27 ' Mldclfobultc.. Clem eon 24 • Nonh Cnline SWt 10 U.. PA Colotldo 3t 'Kanlll 13 28 Bu .St... • Junlfl• 37 • Colotado Slllhl -gilt 26 -Mallico t4 28 MoraNn • Eall Carolina 42 Cincinnati 7 :=~v 24 • Florida 34 Akron 7 30 Sou nnecUcut 'PI_., 28 Arnlrieln tnt•natH)MI Florida Sta1a 20 'Aubum 14 • WilHam Pat-.on • !'NinO Stall 34 10 L::1.n.Baac:h State ~ ,.. 23 WlVan -~ . 30 6 "' Tnniy. CT 'Bat• ·=:Tach • Tu• 27 35 · . ' North ~Wna 13 W.t Chtltilt Stile • LOCk Ha.,., 30 • Haw01l 3t FuHenon Stall 7 W•Jtrn Maryland 21 • Franklin .. Mllthall · Houalon 41 7 • W•ttnlntt• '27 Wafi•burg • Illinois , 37 • c.. Wlllln 20 ·~~Stale 17 lnclana 27 • Minneoota Other Gomoo - Ill dwoll 10 • Adriln '· 21 Alma 'L.S.U. 21 Kentucl<y 10 28 WhNton ' Auttaria, IL !.Wyland 24 'Dulle 17 Au •tana,SO 24 • Soulh DakOta S1ate • 8a r . Miami, FL 28 Wl.lamJewell 23 'Noll& Dame 17 8alehllln-Wala.ctl 'Copllal 36 Iowa 7 a.thlny, KS • Friilndl 24 ~T Atkan... Slata t2 ' 24 Camoron Ablltne Chri11lan .• c.. Mialialippi Sial& 28 Wcwum&ith 24 ·Tulane 22 ' C...Ordia, MN 27 St. OIII • Maaoun 24 Kanaao Stille 14 • Clllnnol Cornell, lA 31 Nebraslla 38 'OidaltomaState 7 Dana 24 ' HMtingl • Dtfllonc. • Nevada-Las Vega& 22 :n Urbona Nelllda-Reno 20 ' o.. .. 30 Conclofdia. NE • Not1ham Illinois 38 Mutray Slatll 7 'Eureka 26 LRIIond ONoStall 24 ·-Purdue 13 • Ev~r~gel TaikiO ONoU. • Fenll >2 Bun•r 23 • KeniSiala 10 • Gr~nd Va~w Alhllnd 'Oidahoma 26 Iowa StaiB · 7 GUMIMII Ado!phu& 23 • Carlteon 28 Arizona Sla18 tO Hiltdlle • 91 . Joteph'l 30 lncllllnapg(ll 27 • Valparlilo 26 New MexicO SlaiB 24 • loq Wnlt1an 27 WKWlllrl.)' Penn Stata 30 • Boslon Collage 7 K.n. . w.. leyan • Onawa ' Pittsburgh 21 louisville 20 MMU.IO ' N..,Uki.·Omahl •San Jose Slate • Mlltllm ,37 40 Utah Stall 7 • Mlllouri Southern 21 g:l~lttouri • South Carolina 30 Citadel 8 ~luourl Valley 48 • Culver·Sioclnon • SoUih'n Millilllfllli 27 Memphis Slate 17 • SoUth O.kolai IJ. · MO<nln~do • Mount lon ' SoUihlm Calllom1a 23 31 Ali zona 21 Holdo'*! • M~k!ngllm 20 Ohla Non ern SW Louisiana 26 'Tulsa 21 NE WIMOWi 24 • SE Milloun • Syracuse 30 Aulgol$ 13 24 SE OldahOI'nl • • NE Oldanama ·renneaee • North OUola Stat• 20 24 St. Clouel Alabama 10 • Nontl Oelr.ota U. Nor'ltlttn Colorado 'Te~at 27 ArkaniU 2t • NW Mtalourl 28 'TeliiA&M 28 Baylor ' 14 24 .· -~ s Ok~horre Texu Ted! 24 • Rice 26 EUI c.mral Ok&ahoma 20 • WarnState: NE 23 'Utah 23 Texas-El Paso 14 ' Wi&caftlln-W..IIIWII.er 23 = ln-Stevel'll Point V.P.I. 24 • Temple 7 • Wil.nbefg . 41 EanhM1 Vrginia 40 ' Wake ForeSI 13 Oth., Gomos .- South a Southwost Wallhington 30 • Stanford 20 AIM311ft1A&M 41 • Fot1 vat~ . q..., Stat• 33 Wallhing!O!I StaiB • 31 -~StaiB Cerlttll IIIIOITll 10 • AlkM ... ·MontlceUo 30 Ouchita • Weslam Michigan 21 Stall 7 . c .. Dil·Newmln Gatdnef·w.btl WiiCIOMin 27 • Nomwes1am 24 · ca.21 Elbn 'Wyoming 'Conoo<d 31 36 Olon¥111o WeblfSiall 8 " DellaSt... 28 LMngtton llojor Collog"' • Dlv. 1-M • EMC'-• Eaatern Haw """ico All>onl, CIA. • Goao-. I<Y 21 "8ethu.cootr.rn.n Cumberland 17 • BuiiOtd 21 30 W.tern Carolina Emory I Htnry '='IMSIIIO 14 • !larr<ilo • Fordhn 31 7 • }i I, . eonC~cut 27 >2 C.ntral A1Un1a1 • J.C. Smith Daria. • Comet 10 27 Fayanwllll -...... _ .. ....... , ::::=- 992-3322 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ..., := "' .. .. .. .. Oel......... ·e-. -·-. ~Can~..,.. 30 24 · e....,. Wuhlnetan 555 PARI ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·6611 • F*"""' ·=:--ham . 24 27 23 30 "l;toiJCrou 20 .~-::.. "' ·u-. 'WontMIIt. . .....- .... 40 • NICtloftl 22 28 WMUCtlt.liNII11 WIOdtelenMMee 22 ..........._. A--·'--- 8cMIIt Cltolna SIMI -.u. BWMiooourl SWT- ·-·-..... • Telu Sounwn ' V.W.I. ·v• YNI " Baum Lumber ··-.........._ ~. NDn Catdln.l A & T ,...,,-thallanOoga S.F. Austin ' Florida A I M • E•tem lllnol1 27 24 20 27 27 23 31. 27 33 36 .. 26 ao.tonu. ' ·-. .... .._..... • lllftoil . . . ~r~~t - • E11t T.rt!WUII Rloh.- CGklmbla , J""* 1Hd6ton F\M IID~Jlh" cv 7 21 10 22 a. ....... • North CafGIII\a Cerlttal 17 17 17 ~~- 'llnown • Nontl A 13 • lncliana&;t•• -~~ -.. HE Loullllna . .... Ill ' Millo 20 • W.llm 11111'1011 30 24 'Oel•are • AuatlnP•y . . . . =,... • 21 14 • Southern Arkan. . ·T..•A&I .···::r: • ·VIrgin Wl,.10n-8alem .. A.zuaa 10 . ...., 24 24 Francilco State • W•wn Wuhing~Of'l ' Wh-h W.l Virginia Stale LMO 24 g.:,. W•tGeorgl& 28 27 24 23 23 21 30 31 ' M.ahodllt, NC • • Waahlnflon & LH -Tetll "=· W•ITellu ·-ry . ' El~ h Clry • UCQhouM Central Conncllc;ut 24 31 30 27 =--· ........ u. ........ Sart · w...msta~~a ..._,_ • Morril Brvwn 23 21 - Oa:-t.ll Pacllc LP.~h•an ' 36 ,. a . "' MenlO P•k LaVerne • Santa ca.. Chico State •· Colofado .Un" 23 27 21 30 28 27 27 30 23 2;1 -· Man.St• 28 Sacrllftlrno Sllllt • llnllo~ DfetOI'I Tldl Ctaramont • Whiltiet • HarwrG HFOf'tL.ewi& Eutemg:rn L..-a Cllr Pomeroy, HEATING 10 17 - AND COOLING 17 10 7 • 23 20 20 •• 7 14 7 SALES • SERVICE INSTALLATION FurMCIS Air CO!Hitionws Nilllt fffld'"'y . fnwly $Gwina ·Hoot Pumps ....... in Mak• 17 .• ...• 21 17 10 10 13 I 7 13 21 Quarts of Oil. GM Cara Only. $169. 5 500 EAST MAIN Expires 10-31·90 POMEIOY, OJIJO Family Resta_u rant 10 10 20 10 992-5432 ,. 17 14 12 I'OM~OY, 13 12 13 17 13 21 14 10 17 . 10 ONLY$3 49 . DAIRY VALLEY ' SOFT DRINKS • FRIES- SANDWICHES:. Weekly s.ecials At the End of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge ' Pomeroy, Oh~o . 461 S. Third Middleport, Ohio 992-2196 . . PAT KILL A~ PLY~~~:~~~DGE , ... , 8t11lera hive - n I of lilt 8 mntlnga va. 49~r~. Pitt no longer punchl-. -rlng38 polntlegelnat Chergera 2 wMka ego. I. F. I!Mn't lhone '89 brftllence, but enuf to win. 399 S. Third CHRYSLER MOTORS Middleport, Oho **SEAmE ........................... 30 KANSAS CITY ...................... 23 First frost expected in Ohio this evening · ~y Unl&ed Press lnterJiatlonal The second half of a one·two stonn punch will bit Ohio Friday nlgbt, wltb frost expected over nearly all the state. Thursday night, tbe stonn front rolled through the state, brln(lng with It 60 mph winds that downed power lines and Uttered the streets of .Cleveland with thousands of pieces of debris. Friday morning, temperatures ranged from the 30s In the southwest corner of the state, wbere skies had cleared, ·to the 40s In the northeast. Lake Erie was still feeling the effects of the stonn, with 12· to 15-foot waves poundlna the shoreline from Conneaut to Toledo. The frost warning was posted for nell'ly the entire state, with the llkeshore counties the only &reliS expected to escape the first sub- freezing temperatures at the seuon. • • Bengel .. ' PAT HILL FORD **SAN FRANCISC0 .............. 28 PITTSBURGH ....................... 17 915-3301 JIM PETRO TO SPEAK - Bepabllcan auditor of atate· candidate Jim Petro will be the keyuote speaker at tbe Melp Co1111Q- Republican pii'Q- fall rally on Tuesday. Petro Is pictured bere, rigbt, with Meigs County Republican party cbalnnan, George Collins. The rally will begin at 6 p.m. at the American Legion Annex In Middleport. { ADOLPH'S 992-2556 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '''·6491 A ridge of high pressure just to the west of Ohio Friday morning was clearing out the clouds over tbe weatern sections of the state. Most of Oblo was expected to be under sunny llkles this afternoon. The exception was to be In the norlbeast. Cool and brisk northw111 winds were to produce lake etfec!t clouda end • few abowers poulb!Y mixed with sleet or anow In tbe lltper terrain of tbe narlbell t c:ountle1 before noon. j ~- . •. , . · ,!;:J . _ ' As the high buUds across the slnte, however ,It was to diminish the windl back toward tbe west, thus cutting off the lake elfect. Highs Friday were to range from the upper .Os In the northeast to the mid-50s In the south. The clear skies and light winds will allow for maximum radla· tlonal cooling o~erntgh1. The mercury will fall Into the 30- to 35-degree range. Strong cold air drainage through some of the valleys and low-lying areas may cause some readings to fall into the mld·20s. A! a result, the erowtng season will come to an end for some of the cold-sensitive plants. Readings may Increase to near 60 In the northeast to the mid-60s In the south Saturday, under mostly sunny skies. Delays In harvest1111 of corn and soybean~ may continue through the weekend over much of the stale. Drying potential wu to be limited Frida)' because of w-et field condiUona. The dry weatber may be short-. lived as showera could develop again on Sunday with a cold front. Ukewlse, si!edlng of winter wheat and \'grasses may be stalled Into next week over mucb of the state; Dry weather mey retiD'D on Monday and 'l'ullday In Ohio, but cooler temperature~ Continued on paae 7 ~~ ' .. I Route 124, wblch extends from was required lor tbe enUre Route 33, two miles north of the project. . VIllage of Pomeroy at RockspThe envlronme~ttal Impact rings to the Ohio River bridge statement had to b!! submltleJ! 10 crossing at RavensWood, W.Va. .tile Federal Highway Adn\11!111·Total cost of the project will tratlon for their review, whlcb, total some $148 million. according to Leach, bas now been completed. "This Is the fourth meeting beld pn the project In an attempt to Inform the public of what's Leach Indicated that officials happening with the project," from ODOT will bave exblblts of Leach said. . the proposed project on band to Leach also said that there has take questions or comments been some delay In the schedul- from the public. Anyone wlsblng Ing of this latest meeting due to to send a written statement or tbe required ' historical and ar- comment may do so by contactcheological studies, a5 well as th~ . Ing Leach at P.O. Box · 658, hazardous waste study wblch Musklngum Dr., Marietta, 45750. ·Gallia .County man is bound ·; over ,to gr(lnd jury on charge By MELINDA POWERS OVP News Staff The man accused of killing a young GaiUpolls girl will now be tried before a jury after a local judge fou~ probable cause Thursday to ~~tique with, the nature of what William Mathias In the that day's Issue of the allegedly did to Stacey Lucas. GalllpoHs Dally Tribune as the "It's not right . I meah, he his gltl he had killed. · my brother, but tbe girl didn't "He (William Matblas) have a chance at life. She was pointed at the picture and said only 12 years old," . Robe~t . ·:rnat was.her'.- ~ Robert Matblas Mathias said. said.· • Raymond Matb'llls then ·William · Mathias' attorney; called the pollee at 3 a.m. Friday, Cbarles Knight, cross-examined Oct. 12, Robert Mathias stated, Robert Mathias and asked wby and told them about what had he or Ills father did not call the · happened'. pollee when William had told Gallla County Coroner Dr. them about the Incident. Edward Berklch was awnmonec1 ''We didn't think It was true. U by the Gallla County Sheriff's It was going to be true, It would Department to the site where the show up In the paper that the girl partially-clothed body was found was missing," Robert Mathias on Oct.l2. Berklch, a witness for said . the prosecution, l£3tlfled under Robert Mathias later stated cross examination that the head that on Oct. 11, William Mathias of the body be saw had · been pointed out Stacey Lucas' picture Continued on page 7 The Meigs County Republican · c~lllpolls Municipal Court Party will meet for their Fall Rally Judge Joseph Clltn bound over in Middlepon at 1he American William Mathias, 23, ot Ga!UpoLegion Annex 011 Tuesday !light, Its, to the Galtla County jury on Accolding 10 Meigs Coun1y 0~ count of aggravated mui'der Republiclll P.t)' Olai!'ID8!! Geeqp: alter'- hearhtg 1w11 bours of Collins, a social hour will be held tesUmony from three witnesses. from 6 p.m. to 1 p.m., followed by . A packed courtroom beard dinner and speeches at 1 p.m. chilling statements about how Several of the district's candidales, Mathias left l2·year-old Slacey as well as all local candidates are Lucas to die In an abandoned expected to be present strip mine after he allegedly The dinner and rally are free 10 stabbed her tbree times with a the public, according 10 Collins. screwdriver on Oct. 6. ''This is our way saying Robert E. Mathias, 21, ' of 'thanks' to everyone who has been Gallipolis, testified against his workin¥ hard 10 insure ll brother William, stating that Republican vic10ry on Novemb\lr 6, William blmself had brought up and to give people one lasl chance the Incident on Oct. 7. to hear from and about our can· "He was telling us (Robert and didates,"Collinssaid. bls father, Raymond Mathias) .DAYTON, Ohio (UPI)- State point to a " whole litany of The feat!ft'ed speaker will be lim about the 12-year·old girl that Auditor Thomas Ferguson ac- corrupt activities that goes on In Pelro, lhe Republican candidate for was missing," Robert Mathias cused his Republican challenger, that office. " · Auditor of State. told Gallla County Prosecuting . James Petro, of being "twoAsked why be has declined to "We are rorwnate and pleased to Attorney Brent Saunders Thurs- faced" and running a "dlr1y take a lie detector test In the liave Jim as our speaker," Collins day. "He told us he had picked campaign'~ In one offlve debates matter, Ferguson said, "I don't said. her up at the pool ball (on Oct..6), Involving candidates for state-· think my name needscleartngon Petro is currently serving in 1he and tbat they had stopped at wide offices. this." Ohio House or Represenwives McDonald's to get something to The half-hour debates were " We emphatically deny all from the Sixlh Disbict in western eat. Then they went up .to the taped Thursday for airing on charges," Ferguson added. "Jim Cuyahoga County, being first clel;Addison strip mines, and he had public television stations across says she can't balance her own led in 1980. He began his political Intercourse with the girl. · the state beginning this weekend. checking account. I say sbe has c.eer as an assistanl to lhc Mayor ' 'She wanted him to take her to Ferguson and Petro clashed on more. of an accounting and• of Cleveland in 1971, followed by the pollee station because he had tbe Issue of taking campaign auditing background than Jim . his election to lhc City Council and bui'i her, and she was going to contributions from employees, a Petro does." • · later, Law Director in his turn blm ln. He got scared and he practice Petro vowed to stop If Democratic Secretary of State · hometown of Rocky River. stabbed her wi.tb a screwdriver · elected. The auditor said Petro Sherrod Brown focused on bls Petro is a native ol Brooklyn, In the neck, the chest and the was "two-faced"onthelssueand accompHshments over the past Ohio; a ~nate of Dennison eye, " Robert Mathias said. accused blm of running a nega- eight years In office during his University m GranviUe; and earned After William bad stabbed her, live campaign. debate witb Republican chalhs law degree from Case Western Robert testified, William had Petro also brought U:p sexual Ienger Robert Taft 11. Reserve University in Cleveland. staled be dragged the body down Impropriety charges that have . Brown said his efforts to He and his wife, Nancy, a among some rocks, put the girl's been leveled against Ferguson Improve voter registration and graphic designer, reside in Rocky head between two rocks and by a former employee of the modernize other aspects oi bls ·River wilh their two children, Cory covered her with leaves. auditor's office. job, such as corporation records. and John. ' 'Then he started walking back Elisa beth Tschantz has He said computerizatiOn of 85· . Collins said that no tickets are to his car, found her shoes and charged that Ferguson forced percent of his office has helPed required for lhc rally and dinner. threw them," Robert Mathias her to have sex with him on bring In $17 million In fees for the "We just want ~le to show up said, "He beard Mr moaning, but numerous occasions and made state treasury. and have a good time; we'll have be got In his car and left." her collect political contributions But Taft criticized Brown for lots of good Food, some great Robert Mathias stated he bad lor him from his employees. falling to computerize campaign . speakers, and an evening good ·come to testify against bls Petro said he has never met finance records . fellowship,MCollins said. brother because of the appalling Tschantz but her allegations . Continued on page 7 or ALL THE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT 8 10 21 10 7 13 14 Olanta heve won 8 of leat 1 0 VWIUI Clrdl, Including decllive 311-7 win In '89, NY de· fwnn coming up with 5 11ekl. 4 Interceptions. 2 fumble recoveries. NY won - n d geme 20-13. · · Qlloonler Ellnon thrww thi'IITD , _.. In 21·14 win over lrownaln Mandey niter l i l t - - · thin threw jg, two more In -ond, 1 21-0 whltewuhlng. Clncy wlna ageln: OIUO "TUESDAY NIOHT SPECIAL 8 **NEW YORK GIANTS .......... 30 PHOENIX ............................. 1 0 CHESTD, OliO TueQdav'-,J . ; CROWS ..• L.A. RAIDERS ...................... 28 **SAN DIEGO ...................... 10 ••wASHINGTON ...... .-........... 27 PHILADELPHIA ..................... 17 Th- bitter rtw• played !MJ.OPPOIIIt•type gem.. lilt fill, ·eeg... belting Rldeklnaln •hollt·out 42·17. Phllly -ring thrM 4th quertlr TDe. -..,.lngton - n aecond 1 0-3. (Mon.) CINCINNATI .............. 33 ..CLEVELAND ...................... 23 rally set I l 992-2174 7 21 21 7 7 21 1. 22 13 Teema apllt In meeting In '89. Reldera d11troylng Chergera In n11on open lit' 40-14. S. D. upaet L.A. with 2nd helf relly In •cond 14-12 efter Reldera hed taken 12-0 leed. Ridenour Supply GOp fall I I ~------------~-------~ ·~ · Sanltl have wOn leatthl'll gemea with Qllera, '81, '84, '87,1eecl-lee 3·2. N-lther lit· tlng NFL on flnl.' though In 1110n opener, N.O. led 49era until lelt nine aeconda. Lilt -•on - • flrat Yllr Chllfl ewept aerln with Seehewklelnoe1881, beetlng them 20·18. 20.1 0. Chief R8 Chrletien Okoyelecl K.C. lltt8ak, rusl!lng fortotll of 282 ysrda. **TAMPA BAY .........•...•........ 21 DALLAS .................. ~ ... .-..•..... 20 In Dellee iwO Wilks ego, I ucs tried for flrwt wl" In their !llltory ov.r Cowboya, but Dell• oeme beak from 1 0-7 deflolt to win 14-10 for 7th ltl'llght victory ovw Tempa lay. · . . · Deparlment on tbe llecond Door of the Meigs Multipurpose Building. for lhelr sholl. Cost Is $2•. Here, Hobar1 Newell l'l!Celves his shot from · Nonna Torres, R.N., assisted by VIrginia Burdette, retired Senior Citizens vohmteer program worker. County Health Department Clinic beld at the Sealor Citizens Center. Yesterday's clinic was fin& of three whlcb have been scbeduled for today and M:ooday from 9 a.m. to noon aud 1 to 4 p.m., Tbe reaeral public cau repoi-t to tbe Healtb OIL CHANGE SPECIAL • **HOUSTON ..................... : ... 24 NEW ORLEANS ............. :....... 23 882-2136. RECEIVE FLlJ SHOTS- More than 800 Senior .CIIbe01 received flu shols atlhe Thursday Meigs r------•-.COUPON------~-, I -I 1 1 Includes Up To 6 . Firat of thl'll r011d gemea for Broncoa. Coltlehut down by Denvlll'ln matcli'up lilt fell, RB Eric Dlck-n being held to 35 yardlln 13 cerrlee. lroncoa wlnnlng14.3. Denver ... MEMRERFDIC ISECOND STRUT JACKSON AVE. Sth STREET MoiOfl, W.Va . ~~ - Ploa>ant, W. Vo.Now Haw.., W. SUJI&r Efficiency 22 13 21 14 6 ' Leach stated, "The proposal Includes a 20 mUe section of State • ~!!!---....5 SMITHNELSON MOTORS, INC. ' DENVER .............................. 20 **INDIANAPOLIS ................. 17 ·1il llM... Heat Pump XL1200 10 13 7 20 21 10 21 15 Billa rolled over Jete In ntcent Monday nltltl' 30-7, RB Thurman Thom11 rambling for 214 yerdaln 18 cerr111, - n d hlgh11t ruahlng totelln Monday nlte hlatory. Bllngeln. Bank nector.•• 20 In -•on opener Dolphin• bet Peta 27-24, buttrlecltoglvegemnwey. 08 Den Merino threw 3 lnte101ptlona, N.E. led eerty 21·1. Mlemlecorecl winning TD In lilt 2 mlnut11. Peoples A public Involvement meeting on the subject of tbe Ravenswood Bridge connector project will be held Tuesday,Oct. 30at7p.m,.at the Meigs County Senior Cl ttzens Cenier In Pomeroy. . According to Joe Leach, the deputy director of tbe Ohio Department of Transportation, the purpose of tbe meeting Is to receive public Input regarding proposals to upgrade a portion of State Route 124, known locally as the "Ravenswood Bridge Con- Ohio WARNER (Sun.) **BUFFALO ................ 27 . NEW YORK JETS ........ ;........ 20 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ANDERSON'S 7 14 7 7 (Thurs.) **MIAMI .................. 31 NEW ENGLAND ................... 10 985-3301 or 915-3303 · ' 20 .."' • ,.,.,......... .,In Public hearing for Ravensw · bridge project set Oct. 30 II !> 992-3671 e 2 Seationo, 1 6 P - 211 Cento A Muhlmadlo htc. New~ DISCOVER WHY PEOPLE SAY, ,flfJJPI• W~ have the , ...t Serta you want ff~ in the size you nHd at a price you'll like. • 13 13 10 21 7 21 17 • Cai-Da'rio Chadron ·uNor1hrld0e 7 13 7 14 .., Olher Gomao -Far Waot • Cail«Ahtran Cal· POly' 21 23 23 13 20 21 7 12 10 II State 13 ··- 6 1• 7 36 Wing•• 20 20 13 I .... ,. FOR .THURS.,' SUN. and MON., OCTOBER 18, 21, 22 CHESTER, OHIO 675- 1121 .-..on Slate • Prlraton l::v..- 7 23 28 . 0..- • Centrll FIDdda Ja'' rw .. State • Lenoii ·AhJ'M 20 .. 31 NorthlmkMI -l.. ,.,,,.u.s.a.. ---.. " =.,.. , "7 - .. 23 •• ...... ."""'"" .... >2 >2 22 7 24 27 ·-= ....,.,_ . .,.,_,...,.. Wheel Horse Power Works !'or You . - :=ppl .. VALLEY LUMBER -=·&, "' "' .........., Queen 773-5514 "' . ."'r,:rr . ...... Dairq Low In mid SO. toal(llt. Frost. SuDDy Saturd1J. mrfi aear81i. • .., Ill~,, . J,,."' I . . ·=·NY 111 East Second Street Pomeroy,· Ohio 992·2342 p age 3 For All Your Prescription and . Sundry 1'-leeds See Us" THE BOB HARMON FORECAST DOWNING C S MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE Canis: Q·H, J..C, 9-D, 8-S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 7 992-2057 698 WEST MAIN POMEROY, -OHIO . Pick·3: 214 Piek-4: 1662 253 NORTH SECOND ' LENOEJt 211 west Second-St1ee1 Lott~ry ·~·· 992-6669 -. ~ . Member F.DJ.C. • Prescription Shop . Ohio Dolphins top Patriots 17-10 in NFL battle· Candidates face off in Thursday debates or ~~===---~~~~==~~~~~~~ DELTA QVBBN CRtiiiiB BY - fte Delta Qlleen Pllwd br rom_, on a bl•terr 111141 cold n.~~~~a,r atternoaa. Despite tile r �.· Ths D:ilv Serttinsl Pllll. 3 .' . Page-2-~ Daily Santi lei Commentary - The Daily Ill Coarl !!&reel Potni!I'OJ, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEBE8T8 OF TBE MEIGS-MASON AREA ;I~ ---' . . ~~ ~._...,-,...-._moF=O . CHARLENE HOEFLICH GM-a!Maaapr PAT WIIITEHEAD . Asolslaal Pll..ilber/CoDtraller AMEMBER of The United Presolnlernatlonal, Inland DaUy Press Assoclatlqn and the American Newspapel\ Publlsbers ASSOCI1t10n. · LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less Ulan 300 woms long. All letters are subject to eclltlllg aad must be slgaed wllh name, address and telephone number. No unsigned Jettero wDI be pub. · llshed. Letters should beln good taste, addresslnr Issues, not personall- • ues: . . How government comers own ·market Jack Anderson Senti~el ROBERT L. WINGETT fubllsber Eastern to host Southwestern; Sy1mt1es C Valley plays at SUS pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, October 19, 1990 . Bush buffeted by ~omestic, foreign crises By HEI,EN THOMAS VPI Wblte BoUM! Reporter W ASHINNGTON - President Bush may be thinking tllese days that he can do no right. There are cannons to the rlght'<lf him, cannons to the left of him and cannons In front or him as he tries to maneuver out of the budget debacle and the Persian Gulf crisis. His fall in the popularity polls from the high of 70 percent to around 65 percent is being heralded as a major loss of contldence In his · presidency. And yet, few presidents have maintained such high ratings for as Iimg as·he has. The honeymoon bas been over for a lot of · presidents a lot sooner. · · Still, there is no sign of.panic In the White House compound, and his top aides believe that two years Is a sufficient time for him to recoup before he faces the ordeal of re-election. Between war and a recession - or depression, depending on bow you look alit - the Immediate future Is not too bright for Bush. The recent adversity has not kept him from his appointed rounds and he has designed a fall campaign schedule that won't stop. It goes on until Election Day, 'Nov. 6, whim he casts his vote In Houston. Bush Is carrying water on both shoulders. Major decisions In (\omestlc and foreign poUcy fall In bls lap. • His own party support Is coming apart at the seams with House Wblp Newt Gingrich, who Is supposed to help carry the ball for the !l'resident, not only detecting but orgailfzlng the opposition to the budget deficit reduction package that had Bush's blessing. Gingrich, who was a·budget negotiator, wants no pa,rtof the tax Increases. Some 20 years ago, Bush had ulcers and recovered. Since then, he · says he has learned to cope wttb adversity and takes a phllosophlcal view . In assessing both the budget and the Iraqi dilemma, he belll\ves h:e has done the "right thing." · ' There is some soul searching going on In the backroomsof the White House with the usually conciliatory Bush hoping to find some happy r(liddle ground. ' Utile by little, he has tried to move away from the Reagan philosophy that the United States could have It all and not pay for lt. ; He knows the c(llckens from the heyday of the Reagan era ·are coming home to roo_st. He does not want to say the "R" word recession - aloud for fear that acknowledging It would make It so. Besides, it would he bad psychologically. :But keeping his head In the sand on what's happening In the country Is not the answer either. ;Congress fllso Is coming In for Its share from angry voters, who want the tax burden spread around so that the rich pay more In lrlcome taxe.s. •The proposed spending cuts In domestic ptVgrams fell like a lead balloon, to hear the howls from the older folks on fixed Incomes wbo ~e their Medicare benefits drastically reduced. As a result there Is a growing demand for a bigger slice In Pentagon spending. :while he bounces the domestic ball In the air, Bush also races growing pressure to do something about Saddam Hussein's takeover . of Kuwait. As the buildup of !JIIlltary continues, and soon wtll be at the target level, the president Is being pushed more and more to not just sit there, but to do something. ·So far, he bas been able to withstand the pressure, mainly from some foreign leaders, and not so much from American officials wbo know the pr!ce·of war and who remember VIetnam. 'Bush has beeri able to keep bls powd4!r dry under the Inexorable march of events. He knows, as Benjamin Franklin said, there Is "no good war.' ' • To sum up, Bush has loved being president and bas savored the {lower of the oHice. But now he Is being tested on all sides on whether lie Is up to the challenge. WASHINGTON - Mlkabail Gorbachev Is looking more and more IQie the sacrlflcallamb for his own altar. It Is no secret that the breath· laking changes be has brought about ~ the Sli.vlet Unlo1.1 have won him more praise aborad than at borne. Soviet citizens, crushedunderaneconom!ccl!veln, are unimpressed by the Gorbacbev revolution. "Make It work," his people seem to be saying. Maybe he can't. Gorbachev's tans In the West are quick to blame bls foibles on his conservative rivals, or on bureaucratic del!dbeats and even on sterotyplcal Soviet sloth. But Gorbachev has tied his own hands without the help of his detractors. He . appears paralyzed at the prospect of cham· plonlng one cause over an'other. Even as Soviet legislators have written him a blank check to · · make reforms at wiD, It Is far from certain whether Gorbachev wtll muster the Initiative. How Is It that the new Soviet messiah could fumble so momentous a mandate? Gcirbachev Is hamstrung by the very qualities that brought him to power. He Is acreature of the system that be now seeks to dismantle. That system Is doomed, to be sure, but GQrba· chev, as Its undertaker, may be burled with It and Its founders. Gorbacbev's personal political . philosophy has long·slnce parted there: ways with communist dogma, Try as he might to take sides or bow. but Is influence still hobbles him. Gorbachev was recentty given What matters Is not bls new .confront the opposition, Gorbachev remains a ·pol, skilled a free band to e!fect a 500-day Ideas, but the fact that · his plan to :reacll a relatively unchiefly In cop-opting his rivals. tutelage ·under .the old order Is bridled market-style reform. Gorbachev's limbo tells usa lot keeping him from ledlng under However, be probably won't act about the lmportanc~ Of the the new order. boldly eoough to pull It ott, . The problem Is that · while SY,Stem that sired him. For all the despite the fact that bls country Gorbachev's heart and mind five-year plans that Utter Soviet · Is In crisis. boldly Invoke perestroika and , his tory, change was never part of It is more likely that the sword glasnost, · his party underpin· the schematic. Preservation of by which he came to power will nings tell him· to 'Vacillate, power was. be turned against him, after The Irony that was unnotlc,£ct compromise and procrastinate. cutting a swath for those with by so many fearful Westerners II Isn't a character flaw. It's his bolder ambitions. The prophet of conditioning. Gorbachev rose during lhe Cold War Is .now a new Soviet society won't get to through t)le ranks of an exclusive clearer: Soviet autocrats could club where one stroked egos, only envy the power wielded by taste the fruits of his own labor. slapped backs and Onty stpbbed the elected leaders of Western Like a modern-day Moses, he'll them them If absolutely neces- democracies. The commtsars see only a glimpse of the promise sary . .His expertise, like that of could decree changes, bu 1 they limd. Unlike Moses, Gorbachev the men whO went before him, · couldn't make them work. They may not even get the credit. His epitaph may simply say was In cllttlng deals and consoll· could crack the whip, but no one that he opened the floodgates , dating power In the corrjdors of would be sen~ scampering. They But even at that, he will have could push, but they could nqt the elite. been a worthy sac.rlflce. lead because they didn't know ~l'\llval required compromise and slelgl!t of band, all to placate rivals so they would not unseat him from the top. The only change that the Kremlin was ever Interested In was a change By United Press International of autocrats. Today Is Friday, Oct. 19, the 292nd day of 1990 with 73 to foUow. It was never· necessary to The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its first quarter. Ins plre popular support because The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter. the populace didn't matter. This The evening star Is Saturn. byzantine approach to power Those born on this day are under the sign of Libra. They Include Instilled some artful skills In Gorbachev. By most accounts, EngUsh physician and scholar Sir Thomas Browne . In 1605, his deftness enabled -him to slip abolitionist Cassius Marcellus Clay In 1810, historian and city planner rudimentary reforms past the . Lewis Mumford In 1895, newspaper columnist Jack Anderson In 1922 (age 68), English spy novelist John Le Carre- whose real name Is party's old guard as It nodded off. David Cornwell -In 1931 (age 5!) , pop artist Peter Max In 1937 (age But If the foundation of reform 53), and Amy Carter, daughter of former President Jimmy Carter,ln Is democracy, then Gorbacbev' s 1967 (age23). skills won't get him from here to bomecana.itiit. 2 · STitiPS BALL - New Enl(land's Fred Manoa Today in history (31) loob down at tile ball after llbipplaglt from Miami tlsld ead Ferrell Edmuadl (80) Ia tile flnt B:r Dave Harrill ROCKSPRINGS - The Melp Marauder volleyball team com· pleted It's regular season with a perfect Jl-0 record tbls past Tuesday with a 15-S. 15-10 victory over VInton County. The Lady Marauders cllnlched the TriValley Conference title a couple of weeks ago, finishes with a 16-0 ~rd In the conference. The title Ia the ftrst league Cf9wn In volleyball In the schools history. OVER DEAlER The Meigs cross country team tentli. Chadwell was named to competed In the Tri·Valley Con· the first team ALL·TVC, while terence meet this past Tuesday Baloy and Johnson was named to evening at Alexander. In the bOys the second team. dlvlllon Melp finished In second Also having a good meet for place behind Belpre, while the Meigs were Chris Sloan who ran girls finished In third place one of his best races with a 14th behind VInton County and · , place finish, and Ryan Lemley Belpre. finished In 21st place. In the boys division, P .J . In the girls' division, Missy Chadwell led the Marauders wltb Nelson finished In fourth place a third place finish, Natthan earning ALL-TVC honors for the Baloy finished In seventh place third straight year. Elizabeth and Bobby Johnson finished In . Downey flnt.shed In tenth place COST! Eastem, Southem ·to begin sectional play -Cash & Carry BY SCO'IT WOLFE S'IBWAIIT-Eastem llld Southr.m open Sectional \\llleyball tournament play at the Federal Hocking · High School hem SIIUrday begin· nin& at 12 noon. Eastern drew ~Ue in the Saturday, October 20 opener in the upper bnlctet and thai wjnner wiD meet top seed Miller for the upper bracket title at 2:30p.m. In the lower bracket Soitthem meetJ TrimbiC and 1 p.m. SaiUrdar.. · The utJ11« bracket winner wtU face the l.(io Grande lower bracket winner at 5 p.m. October 27. The bouom bncket winner wUI face the Rio upper bracket winner at 2 p.m. 011 October 27. Bolh District games an: to be pleycd at Athens High School. Finishing up regular season play, Eastern split in its final two SVAC matcbea. EHS claimed a 16-14,12· 15, 11111 15-9 win over Soitthwes· !tiD to boost its record to 8·11 overall and 5-7 in the SVAC. The F.agleues or Cdllch Pam Douthiu dlopped li·,IS, 15-6, and :Z:.I5 games to North GaUia. . Apinst Southwestem, Eastern's Lee OiUnaR led the way with I0 points with a 1S.I6 serving nighL Stephanie Olio had nine points, team high two aces. and a 12 for 14 night from the Boor. c.rie Morrissey had 7 (12·13) and ooe ace, Toby Hill sill ( perfect a& 10-10) .. ·. I :• II :• . I; I • I: I: I • WE.\.\., SO. l'-1\UC\\ . FOR Tt\E tf\OOD OF 1'\'\~ 0\.: I ,' ' I • CONSTITUENTS! • 0 I 0 Toni@ht's ·games · CALL AHEAD FOR APPROVED CREDIT Galllpolll at Warren Local Jacklon at Lopn Marietta at Alben~ Melp at Alexuder Belpre at Federal Hocking Miller at VllltOII County Trimble at CenleDJilll · Wellaton at Nela-York coaJ Grove at Chelapelke · Point PieuaDt at Ripley Dly..Jeffer.- It Portsmouth DeSai• at Kettmna . 0ait HW II Kyp1' Creek Soa~llenl at Ealliel'n Nor1ll Gallla at Hanun Trace Symmea Valley at Soutbenl lilA.., Wabama at Duval 446-80'51 (< 1M~ ov NEA N'K ~~------------------------------------- SILVER BRIDGE PLAIA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Kelly Smith led the way with a season high 16 kills, Trlcla Baer added three aces, fiVe kills, and eight . points. Chrissy Weaver added four aces and seven points, Kim Hanning had tour aces, five ldlls and six points, Tara Humph· ·reys two points, Amy Waper 13 assists and Jennifer Taylor chipped In with 10 assists. In the reserve contest the Little Marauders also completed a outstanding season and a Trl· Valley Conference crown with a at= iii ":• glldly IGGIPI m*r GNdll - · but ue ta the low profit llllll'gln " - will be • 3%.additional a.._ If yvu - 1 C!'edlt card. . ' and one a~. and Edna Hensley five with two aces: Lorrie Bater, 'hbby Phillips, IIIII Shelly Metzger each had two. Toby Hill was 15-19 in the spik· ing deparlmenan, where the senior front line expert had an another brilliant game to post ooo kill. Otto was 16-19 on the front line with a tea111·high t1m:e kills. Posting one kill each were Gillilan (2-2),PhUlips (1·2), Hensley (1-3), and Amy wen (1-1). Gillilan handled 20 of 30 attempts from the. floor and had four assists, whUe Hensley had one. Leadill$ SWHS' was Lisa HaD and Angte Rise with II each, Cheryle Darnell 7, Love! ~ey four, Stacey Green tiRe. and Missy Williams three. Southwestern won the resreve match in two sets 16-14 and 15-10. Leading SWHS were Diane Kiser with 11 points, Jenny Donta with 6, Laura Ehman with 4, Sarah WtSelllan, Dreamt Gilbert, and Amy Metzler three each, and Stacy Greene one. For EHS Penny Aeilcer was 13· 13 with sill JlOinis, Sherri SMith 12·12 with five points. Wendy Rach four, Kathy Bernard six, Jenny Deem five, and Christine two. Apinst North Gallia Eastern dropped the bout in .three setJ. Lady Piralel Deena Peaie 11\d Christie Rail iff led the way with J2 and 11 points respectively. Dee Dee Dobins had 7. Kathy Hager 3, Heather Sprague 2, IIIII Cheri8 Weaver one. Eutcm playt Saturday in the Sectlonal Totnament at Federal Hocking. · · favor is thll they bave S)'IIUDCS Ill borne, and that they 11t enjoyiriJ their best season in live years It 3- 5. G~e lime for both tilts il 7:30. . SVAC standings . (Overall) Team W L · PF PA Kyger Creek ...... ,.? 1 216 . 100 Oak Hill ....... .. .....6 2 236 81 Symmes Valley ...5 3 158 91 North GallIa .........4 4 112 130 Eastern ..... ..........3 5 119 155 Southern ..............3 5 118 194 Soulhwes tern .......2 6 '79 131 Hannan Trace .....1 7 100 243 ( Cotlfereace) · Team W L PF PA Oak Hill .............. 5 0 192 32 Kyger Creek ........ 4 1 144 66 Symmes Valley ... 3 2 114 58 North G111lla ........3 2 · 72 75 Southern ..........·;... 2 3 72 108 Eastern ...............2 3 tr7 U5 Southwestern:......l 4 49 99 Hannan Trace .....0 5 46 193 Frlda)o's IICbedule Oak Hill at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Eastern North Gallla at Hannan Trace Symmes Valley at Southern Dolphins beat Patriots .· 17-10 11-15, 15-3, 1.5-U win. Carrie Bartels led the way with 11 points, Misty Butcher and Nikki Me!er elgbt points and Chrissy Taylor seven points. Coach Dale Harrison and hla Uttle Maraud· ers tintah with a 15-1 record In the TVC and a 19-1 record overall. Meigs wDI play In the Division II Sectional Tournaments thla Saturday evenlna at the University of Rio Grande against Wellston wltb action to start at 5 p.m. By LE8 KolOS · people trom scorolng regardless VPISpone Writer of what kind of circumstances MIAMI (UPI) - Tbe Miami ,you have to overcome and we Dolphins did It with defense In managed to get It done tonight." Thursday night's 17·10 victory The Patriots found their ofover the New England Patriots, fense after Intermission and overcoming ap offense that b'led closed to within a touchdown with to pve the game away. 6: 181eft when Wilson and George •'The way we played offen- Adams booked up for a touchsively was about as bad as you down on fourth·and·goal from the. can. play and sUII survive," four. It was the second fourthMiami bead coach Don Sbula down conversion of the 53-yard said. The offense managed only one touchdown on Sammie Smith's , IJ! two-yard crash over the middle and Pete Stoyanovlch's 47-yard field goal. Tbe Miami special teams scored on Mark Higgs • blocked punt and 19-yard return. LANCASTER-The Southern While the Dolpblll attack was Tornado Golf team narrowly mismanaging only 50 yards on the sed a chance .10 advance to the ground and 2'79 In the air, the Regional Golf tournament by com· defense was holding the Pats a field (1·5) to even lower numbers. pleting their season fifth of 17 teams ~ipating in the New England 1111hed for only 49 Ohio State District Golf Thuma· yards and quarterback Marc ment at Val~ Vi.ew Golf Club in Wilson passed for 148. Lancasttr, Oh10. · "Our defense I thought really Southern's fifth place was just did a ereat job and and kept two Shy or the requiled to three battling them," Shula said. · Miami (5-1) lOst the ball In the teams that were to advance. The Thmadoes finished the first halt on fumbles by tight end season wilh a great record of 36-16, Ferrell Edmunds, and running backs Sammie Smith, Troy one of the finest in the area under Stradford and Marc Logan. In coach Jim Anderson. ace John Hoback had addition, Dan Marino threw an hisSouthern ftne perfonnance equalled by lntercepUon. . Braclren McFann as both shot line But New England (1-5) netted 84's for the day. Josh Co!Jner was only 34 ya:rds In the first half. · just ooo over that mart wilh an 85, Wilson completed only three Jamie Anderson shot a 94, and paslll!lln 10 atlempts for 20 yards Andy Baer a 95. · In the first two quarters. Five golfers per team are al"Without a doubt, wben the offense Is struggling like .that, lowed to COIII!l*. Other team members are Jayson, -especially turning the ball over, Codner, Andy HiD, Michael Mc· It's going to put pressure on the Kelvey, Chad Wise, Colin Maidens, defense," cornerb-ck · Tim and Arnie Dugan. McKyer said. "Our job Is to keep SHS goners are fifth m • toumament MHS bOys .second, girls third in annual TVC cross county session ,~ Berry's World ' qurter of Thunday alciK's came In Miami, which tile Dolphbll woa 17·1'. (VPI) Meigs volleyball team completes regular campaign with 20-0 record SUNDAY, 1 PM TO 5 PM • • POMEROY·'lbis week In area illltCCeption as the SWHS ground SVAC foocblll aetion. the Eastern game was lllosdy sllenL The Ill$ l!qlel bolt the Southwatan m ..h. receiven • Keith Carter, Willy landers for their Gilbert and Mite Huden. while Southern bosll S}'IIIJI!es Val· At Southern the 1bmadoes hope ley. · I() ~ back to the wiil column Both Southwestern and Eastern apinst Symmes v.JICy. The Thr· were shut out viclims last week, but nado passing game !DIY be the this week should match two more answer to defeating the defending evenly matched rams and much · SVAC champs. more off~ ,Statistically, Eastern Symmes his been IUICq)lible to hal the edge over the undenlog the paa this season and lost to Higblanden who wUI have to not North Oallia two weeks ago 12·8 in onfy overcome the Eagles, but also the final seconds. the hoopla ~ by a Last week SHS dropped a 28-6 homecoming afWr. · ~ to NO, but take BWI[ a huge SWHS was a 21.{) victim to second quarter by the Due uld the Kyger last week, while EHS feU game would have been a defensive 28-0 to Symmes Valley. Slllem111e. NO controlled the game Easlem bact T'un Bissell crept 011 the ground, but had under rm . closer to the covelicd 1000 yard yards via the air. mark with 893 (only SO last week). Meanwhile, SHS could not Bissell ~~ mUch of the first half Jenmle any offense Ill all, gaining on the Sideline Iller taking a nasty 121 In the air and minus 10 on the hit to tbe held. . gR)IBid. EHS c:ouid not generate much of Jf SHS 1)811 establish a ground a ground game against the poe to enhance the passing game, VIkings. but did establislll45 tt could be a good g8Die on Friday in the air from the hands of • nighL , man quanerbact Robert Reed. Defensively, SHS will have to Michael Smith, Wes Holter, 11\d W81Ch fot Jason Sheppard and Chad Savoy were the targets. Kenny. Daniels the two· 8cetfooted Easlem will have to W81Ch for VIking running backs, who are )'01111 Aaron McCarty who bit 10 c:apable of breaking the big play. of 19 passes Cot 79 yards and one Another facta · in Southern's earning second team ALL·TVC. Also scoring tor Meigs was Missy Sisson tn 12th, Katrina Turner Iii 13th and Aprn Hudson In 15th. In a trl·meet beld last week at A,lexander tbe Marauder boys were almost perfect winning the meet with a score of 16, a perfect score Is 15. Vinton County placed second. while the host Spartans finished In third. Meigs had seven of the flnt nine flnllben led by P.J. Cbad· wen with a first place flnlah, Bobby Johnson came In second, followed by Nathan Baloy third, Mike Hall fourth, Cbrls Sloan sixth, Jeremy Beck seventh, and Ryan Lemley ninth. The Lady Marauders also won their meet wltb a season low score of 28, VInton County finished In second followed by Alexander. Katrina Turner came In flrlt place, Elizabeth Downey third, Missy Sisson sixth, Nina Over· hageboch eighth, April Hutllon tenth place and Terra Gerlach m drive. Earlier. the Patriots advanced on fourth·and-two at the Miami 21 when McKyer was called for pass Interference on receiver Greg McMurtry. · The Daily Sentinel CVSPS 1411-HII) A Dlvllloa of Multlmed.l-, l•e. , Publf4bed -every afternoon, Monday ' through Friday. 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PoMINJ •PRIZES •DANCE CONTEST 606'1111' lUll , I; .• I "I·IM4 I' · PO•ROY, OliO . • I I .. �Oakland hopes to avoid sweep as. series continues tonight OAKLAND, Calif. .(UPI) Sweep cme year, get swept. the uext'!' It'1 never happened ln. the Ioiii history ot the World Series. Well, It's happenlna" In 1990. Tbe Qakland Athletics, who looiled so lnYIDCible dusiiJII aside the San FranciScO Giants In 1989, limped home Thursday trailing the Cincinnati Reds 2-0 In this year's edition of the best-Of· seven Series.' Cincinnati won Game 2 Wed· uesday night bY raliytng from a 4·2 defiCit .a fter three lnnlng8 to a 5-4 triumph at Rlverfroot Sta· dlum. In an unlikely comblna· lion, Joe Oliver singled otr Dennis Eckersley with oue out In the lOth lnnlna" to bring borne rookie Billy Bates from second base with the winning run. 'Tbls puts us In the ~lver' s seat ," Oliver said " We've got a two-aame lead · and we're( In control. I think we can control our own destiny." Just what Is Oakland's des· tiny? As Mike Moore prepared to oppose Cincinnati left·hander Tom Browning In Game 3 Friday Dlght at Oakland COilleum (8: 32 p.m. E.DT), the lhree-tlme AL champiOns were facing a label as one of the history's great under achiever s. Oakland has 3()6 regular· season victories the last three Seasons, but )lilt one champion· . ship to sho)V for it. Tbls Series reminds many ot 1988, when the underdog Dodgers, like the Reds this year, got by ·nave Stewart and Eckersley to win the~t two games at borne. Los Angeles then wrapped up the title In Game 5 at the Coliseum. Wben was the last time we saw Eckersley walk off· the niound a loser In the postseason? Try Game 1 or the 1988 Series . when Kirk Glblon did bts Roy 'Hobbs Impersonation with a two-run homer In the ninth and sent the Dodgers on their way. "I dldn' t expect to be In this 11tuat1on," Oakland tint baseman Mark McGwtre said. Few did. But the Athletics are Hor-19 with runner s In scoring poeltlon, and they've slr!lnd.e d 21 baserunners. · . What bas Oakland particularlY frustrated Is the .work of the Cincinnati buUpen. In Game 2, Reds' relievers- who own a 0.33 postseason ERA ..;.. blanked the Athletics for the final 7 1·3 Innings after Mike Gallego ileli· vered a two-out RBI single In the third. '1 credit their pltchlllg, but there's not a staff on the planet, after we get four runs, !hat should bold us without a run for who ts a record Hor-71n bls flrlt seven lnnlnas." Qakland Mallo · Serlel. The cen.t er fielder, wbo 11ger Tony La Ruaa aald. •'We've bas booated hts polltseUO!l bat· aot a lot of otten~lve weapon~. tlng averaae to .40&, bas a triple, We' ve aot to get a run or two or . lour double~, two singles and two walka. He'• driven bome five three In there.'·' nma·and ICOnd two otbera. Tbey dldn't, and now they're In • 'Right now everything I hit Is trouble. Teams witb Ul leada .falllDI ln." .,.ld Hatcher. who bave aone on to win the Serl!!l 31 began excelling In the playoffs out of U time~, and the home club with Ho111ton In the 1986 National ln.that position IS 21-4 • . However, a. return to a grass League playOffl. '1'rn~eelnl tbe field and the return .of the ball very well and aettlna the fat designated hitter should aid the part of the bat on tbe ball.'' Stewart and Bob Welch failed Athletics. Harold Baines, Wbo batted .284 with 16 homers and 65 to retire Hatcber, and IIOW It's RBI during tbe replar season Moore'• turn to try. Tbe right· and .357 In the playoffs, wi1J. be bander went jUit 13-15 with a 4.65 back In the starting lineup. He ERA during lbe aeuon, but won bad just one plncb-hlt appear· Game 3 of the AL Cbamplon~blp Serta agaiDit the Red Sox. ance In the first two aama. "I know there were times I The Reds are expected to atruaaled this year, but (La counter with Todd Benzinger. Ruasa) lulows wbat I can do," Oakland also bas to find a way Moore said. "It does help to to stop sizzling Billy Hatcher, As .downplay Canseco kiiOW he bas confld~ In me." Brownlna. 15-9 with • 3.80 ERA tbls aeuon, WU ·pubed back to Game 3 by Mepager Lou Ptnlella to talte advantaae o1 tbe 1011thpaw'a atyle ol • • pltchlq. ' '1'm a fiY·ball pitcher and a lot ; of the balll that 10 out or : Riverfront would be on · the • warning trackl ot other parka," Browntna aald. "I'm reallY , bappy to be pllchlng In : OaklaDd.'' j Brownlrll. left Riverfront before Oltver'a a-wlDQina bit In Game 2 after 1earnlDa bll wife, I Debbie, bad aoue Into labor. Late ~ Wedneaday nlgbt, 6-pound, 10. .ounce Tucker Tbanal Browning . wasborn. , Mason ol a Cincinnati Red, be couldn't have entered the world at a better time. ' ! ' ' I j controvet~ ,·~.,.: ..~· . f OAKLAND, C81if. (UPI) - Tbe question Is why. I thought Tbe Oakland Athletics tried Canaeco wu In real good physl· Tburaday In ·lay to rest a cal shape going Into the game.': Stewart, who never crlt!CI%el a ~moldering controveriY Splll'lll!d · by comments concerning the teammate, aald CUaeco's unpteplay ot rtgbUielder Joae Canaeco . dlctablllty malls it tougb ~r the · In tbe club's 11-4 J.O.I.IIIIIqlala to tnm to rallY arotllld blm. tbe ct:DCinnatl Reds In Game 2 ol ·'To me, with Jose lt'&IJOtilll to the World Series. . walt and see," Stewart said. Following the game, ~ "Uke he bit the borne run. For wu criticized by trla$lger Tony, me, It becomes a so wbat? Now La Russa for mlsplaYtill a ballln wbat are you going to do next? right field. Then pttcber Dave With Carney (Lansford) you say Stewsrt tOok a few verbal volleYs yeab, be's on today. With Dave · at Canseco's unpredlctabWty at Henderson, yeah. be's on. the plate. "With Rickey (Henderson!. Canseco, wbo signed a $23.5 yeah, he's on. But with Jose, It's mWIOn contract tbls season, walt and see.'' homefed, grounded out twice, To keep the controversy from struck out twice and hit Into a explocllng Into a full blown double play In the ntntb. In tbe dlltractlon, La Rusaa beld a field, be had trouble cleanly team ineetlng before Thursday's fielding one hit, made a poor practice. The A's emerge seem· throw home and bad a ball lngly with the outbursts be~ careen of bls glove for a triple them. that allowed the Reds ·to .tle the "It's not a maJor tneldent," game In the eighth. aald Canseco. ''We don't wantlt It wu tbe latter that drew fire to get blown outofproportlon. We from La Russa, don't need that kind of diStrac'1thlnk that'sa playyou'vegot tion rlabt now." to make 11 you're going to win the Tbe A's slugger, who Is l·for-7 game," La Ruaa said Wednes· In the Series, aald be still felt be day night. '1 don't tblnk be could belp hts ball club rebound (canseco) got a very good Jump. from Its 2-0 deficit. .N~ "I'm still pretJY confident (ai the plate),"~ said. '1'm not 100 percenfi but I still think I'. can help this ~-" La RuJSa said be felt the team , wu ready to go on and leave the tnetdent beJ!hid. ·1 tblnk tt .,.. w~ talk this out (In ina)," La RIIIS8 said. "He " soem thlnp be bad to say and I , felt I had some thlngl to say." .. Canii!CO also got support from Rickey Hendenon and Clnclnna·•. tl' s Eric Davia, two playeu wlro know something about being' critic~ · "Joae Is playing with a lot Of nagging Injuries (eore back and InJured finger) ," Rickey Bender· 10u aald. •'When you have gtng InJuries, tbey prevent you from preforming the way you , Davis said Canseco'• star ~ ststus makes blm an easy target, • . "Superstar's like Jose Canseco · wUJ always be the subJect for · criticism," Davis said. "Tbe • criticism comes from . media ' ·expectations. The supentar IS alway• expected to do great thtngs. wben this game can be very humbling.'' · CBS, ESPN made rookie mistakes during 1990 baseball season SURROUNDED BY PBE88- Qoclnaail Beds oadlelder B111J llakber II lllllTOanded by reporters u be leavea tbe field a& OaklaJ!d· Alameda Celleetun Tblll'lday .after a work(/ut. Tbe Beds wiU meet the Oaldaad A's tontcbt for Game S of tile World Serlelln a contest tba& wiD see If Ha&eher can continue bot bitting, as he Is 1 for 11n the Fall Claaslc. (UP I) Billy Hatcher enjoying situation OAKLAND, C8Jif. (UPI) Billy Hatcher aays that hitting In situatlODI belpa him. Tbat explains what be's ac· complllbtng nowadays. No sltua· tlon matches the World Series for a ballplayer; Hatcher has positioned himself as this October's hero, going 1-for-7 to help the Cincinnati Redl grab a 2.() lead over the QU:Ialld Athletics. Four years ago, he responded to October as a member of the HoUlton Astros. He hit .280 In s1x •pmes ll&alnst New York, and hi& 14tb-llllllna' homer off Jnse OrOICO prolonged a game the Met& eventually won. ''Things are happening for me ' now," he said. '1'm Just getting the bat on the ball." u · Besides setting a World Series mark with his seven stralgbthlts, Hatcher bu .also reached base nine straliJlt ..umetl. He bas scored ttma., halfway to the record Reggie Jackson set In 19T7, and hit four doubles, two shy of Ervin Fox's 1934 msrk. He could use a little help In baaerunning situations, though. He got picked off In the fifth Inning with cleanup hitter Eric Davis at the plate and his team u:alllng by a run. He said he also made a mlslake In the eighth by not challenging right fielder Jose Canseco's arm. He represented the tying run at the time, and could hav~ scored on Paul O'NeUJ's fiy. "· •~ Fortunately for the Reds, Hatcher scored one out later on Glenn Braggs' fielder 's choice. ''I gave blm too much credit," Hatcher said of Canseco. Maybe the P ittsburgh Pirates didn't give Hatcher enough credit. They dealt him · to the Reds April 3 for Mike Roesler and Jeff Richardson. Three weeks later, Eric. Davis Injured hve Top seeds advance in Vienna tourney VIENNA (UPI)- John McEn· Muster , or Austria, eliminated rne, Martin Jalte ot Argentina last year's champion Paul Anna· and Austrian Hont Skoff Tbun- cone 3· 6, 7-6 (74), 7·6 ·(7·2) In a day Joined top seed Tbomaa 1 marathon match. Muster In advancing Into the . McEnrqe, the second seed, 2 quarterfinals of the $2!50,000 CA \ hours, 18 minutes to knnck out Men ' s Indoor Tennis 1 Udo Rlglevskl of Germany. Tournament. In an ear Her match which also went to three sets, fourth seeded Skoff knocked out tournamliet q111IUier Dimitri PoUakov of the Soviet un~on. ' C*leClo...el'e_...,_Jo Earlier In the day, third seeded ' Brt.llllt4PI'elalata ~1 Jalte made short work of Dutch , Oblo StaiA! at Purdue quaiUier Jan Slemerlnk when he . Eu•a lollcldpa at Bow11111 Cree · · . coasted 6-3, 6-3 Into the next • 1'ollldo at Ceatral MldllpD round . Sabuday's games ...,,Get. H••• .. .. • , Olllo UaMI'~I)' 1t Kent Slow ~~ -Alnm at FloriiJa o.Oi-llit Eut Clrdloa y_.,..,. St at J-l(ed!e'll v..~:· ~aua.. ·.r!~..... at Grud !Midll 1t capital \., IIOIIIoRI!IatM-U.kll. lllroalli3GIID~I . . ,• • a1 OtWibllii 01110-atiCutt....... ~lhlt 111:1' (PI) It Kfiii/OII C.. P w It Obto W•leyan Otllrtlll at Dol : l r - (IM) It Wltltllllalr W - at Corlotillo-- (Pa) xa.wt~~o rr-> It en~ 8t ••••-•·.....,.. ,_,.tnma -(Pl)lto.rUJMMat-• GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • SERVICE Po~. OH. 204 Condor lt. FaR 6 WID&er Boun TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY I A.M.-a P.M. lAT. I A.M.-1 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS · 'GRAVELY · 8Y8TI!M ~THE r UPI &poria Writer LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Tim McCarver calls It vanUia, and there's nothing wrong with that unlesa you've tasted rocky road. Until It lost the baseball contract, NBC delivered the fancy flavor. Uke It or not, CBS, which paid $1.06 billion for four yesrs of exclusive coverage, bas . been lined up agalnst this meas· urtng stick all season. "From the first broadcast, we haven't tried to go out and reinvent the wheel," said McCarver, the top CBS baseball his knee, giving Hatcher a sltuatiQn on which to capitalize. He hit .276, scoring 68 runs and tying Barry Larkin for t!te team lead with 30 steals. After going 3-for.J with a walk In the Series opener, Hatcher batted In the first Inning of Game 2. With Larkin on second and LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) none out, he just tried to hit the After months of lawsuits and ball to right. He did so, doubling personal problems, the heaviest · down thellneand tylngthescore. Issue Buster Dollglas deals with He read the situation again In these days Is how much be will the fifth, when he caugbt Oak· weigh for his flgbt Tbunday land thtJ:d baseman Carney Lans· night against Evander Holyfield. .., ford playlq too deep. Hatehc!f' -~ aald that Is' ·not as used the chance to beat out a beavy an .._ u people tblnk. bunt. He negated that by getting But It Is a con1tant oue as be picked off. prepares to defeod bls beavy· · In the eighth, Hatcher faced welgbt cbamp!Dnablp. another situation. As the leadoff Not since Ray Leonard's surgl· man, he needed to get on base. caiiY repaired eye before !he Batting against a Bob Welch who Marvin Hagler bout In 1987 bas didn't have his best stuff, he one subJect lingered ao long tripled to right. Canseco should before a major fJ.abt. hve caught the ball, but Hatcher Leonard reacted to questlone won't quarrel. No one goes 7-for-7 about biS eye by declaring It a wilhout some help. " non- Iuiie." Doualal tackles commentator. ''We've gone out to do thlnp from a stal;lle standpoint. Tbere are onlY so many things you can do from a production standpoint. " We've been good vanBia this year. Maybe trench vanBia.'' 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Sunday Bible-Study 9. a . m. ~ Worshtp,10a .m .; Sun· CHRIST, Jack Colegrove, pastor. Bible School a.m.; morning worship and day ev~lng service6 p.m .; WN!nesday : Class, 9 : 30a.m.; MorntngWorshtp 10: 30a. 9 30 chlldren: s c hurch 10:30 a.m.: evenlnJl: , evening service, ? p.m. m. ; Evening Worship, 6:30p.m . Thursday 11 thr PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Ractne, Bible Study, 6: 30 p.m. preaching serv 1ce rst ee sund ays. R 124 7 30 Special servl-lourth Sundav t. · William Hoback, pastor. Su.nday ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· : p.m. ;7: 30 p.m .; Wedn """ esday Prayer· Schoot 10 a .m .; Sunday evening · service 7 evenlnlit. HarrtsonvUie Rd. (Rt. 143) Rob@rt E . P ur Me eting. Bible Study and Youth Fe llowp.m. Wednll"Sday t"Venlng serviCf' 7 p.m. tell, minister; St"e Stanley, Bible School hi 7 30 CARPENTER BAPTIST . Don Cheadle, Supt.; Harley John.soo , Asst. Supt . SUN· s ~iru•Rc~"bF GOD OF PROPHE CY . Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning DAY: Bible Schod 9:30a.m. ; Worship Located on o. J . White Road of HIR"hway Worship 10: 30a.m. Pray er servi ce. ~ller n !0•30 A.M. and 7: 30P.M.: Wedn ... day Bl· ate Sundays . ble Study,7:00 p.m. 160. Pat He nsoo, pastor. Sunday School 1o a .m . Clas ses for all a ges. Junior Church 11 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHR iST, ST. JOHN LIITHERAN CHURCH , Pine a.m .: Mornln~ worship 11 a.m . Adull APOSTOLIC FAITH - New, LIQ'I a Rd., Grove. The Rev. Laur11 A. Leach. pastor. Church service 9: 30 a.m.; Sunday School Choir practh:~e 6 p.m . Sunday. Young Peont>xt to F ort MeiRS Park, Rutland. Rober1 10:30a.m . ~lc's. Children's Church and Adult Bible Richards, pastor. Services at 7 p .m. on A t 7 30 Wednesdays and Sundays. · BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, t udy, Wedn -...ay a : p.m . HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· Tom Runym, pastor. Sunday Scho619: 30 HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grant · ·a.m.; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Morning St., MiddlePort. Affiliated with Southeorn TER of the Wesleyan Hollneas Church. worship 10:30 a .m. . Baptist Conventto... Dav id Bryan. Sr .. Ml · Rev. Earl Fields. p.~~stor . Henry Eblin . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· nlster. SiJndav School 10 a.m .: Mor n ln.'{ Sunday SChool Supt. ; Sunday School tO a . worshlplla.ffi .; Eveningworshlp7p.m.; m.: Mornln~ Wor!"hlp 11 a.m .; Evenlntt RENE, Rev. Thomas L. Gates II, pastor. ud d servlcl"7 :30 p.m. WednesdayPVenlngsor. Ora Bass, Sunday School Superintendent. Wed nesday even ln~ Bibl e st ':' an . Sunday School , 9: ~a . m . ; worship service prayer meet in~ 7 p.in . vice 7:30 p.m . . 10;30 a.m.; evenlng servict>, 6 p .m . Wed· BRADFORD CHURCHOF CHRIST. Sl . STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH. Ga ry Holter. pastor. Sunday servlef>s 9:30 nesday evening service, 1 p.m . R t. 124 an d Co. Rd . ,5. Derekst ump. pas l or. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH , De<· William Amber~er. S. S. Supt .; Su nday a .m;{nd 7 p .m.: Midweek service, 7:30 p. ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday School 9: 30 a .m .; Morning Worship 10:30 m. ursda y. 10 a .m . and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 1 p. m. a'.m .: Evening worshlp 7: 30p.m . Wedn es· MIDDLEPORTPENTECOSTAL,Thlnl DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHtJRCH. day worship 7:30p. m ~ Av e. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl NOt· Lloyd sayre, Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. ST. PAU L LUTHERAN CHURCH. tlngham. Sunday School Supt. Sunday m.: morning worship 10:30 a .m . Sunday Corner Svcamort' and Serond Sts .. Po· School 10 a.m . with classes for all ages . merov. The Rev. La ura A. Leach. pas Hr . E evening service 7 p.m. . C ven Ing ser.v Ices at 6 p .m . w~nesday Bl· 11 Sunday School 9:45 a. m . hurch s e-rviC£' bl£> study at 7:30p.m. Youth services Frl· RACINE FIRST BAPTIST . S1eve r· Deaver. Pastor. Mike Swiger, Sunday • BAPTIST. 525 N. 2nd St., SChool Supt.; Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.: 7:00p.m. Prayermeetlng and81blestudy, Mlddl l'()ort . James E . Keesee. pastor. Middleport. Brother Chuck McPhersm, Morning worship 10:40 a.m . ; Sunday Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sundav morning worshJp 10 a .m .: Evenpastor. Sunday School 10 a .- m .; Sunday evening worship 7: 30 p.m.; Wednesday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA·.. in• sf rvice 7 p.m .: Wt'dnesd av eveninR evening sen-tees at 7 p.m . and Wednesday evening Bibl p study 7:30p.m. . RENE. Samuel Basye, pastor. Sunday .worship 7 p.m . VIs itation Thursday 6: 30 p. services at 7 p.in. BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH , School-9:30a .m .; Worship Service 10:30 a . m. , ANTIQUrrY BAPTIST. KE!MPth Smith, BW'Ungham. Ray Laudermllt. pas!tr. Rom.; Youn)l' People's" service & p.m. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: Da v id pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Church bert Cozart, assistant pastcr. SuiKiay SChod Curfman. past or. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; service 7: 30p.m.; ·youth fellowship 6: 30p. 10 a.m .; W(I"Siip 7 p.m.; Wednesday, 6 p.m. . Evangellstlcservlct>6: 30 p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m . worship service '1 1 a.m .; Sunda y ni ght m.; Bible study, Thursday, 7:30p.m . youth m""lnll: Wed , 7 p.m. church services. worship service 7• 30 p.m.; Midweek FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mmer · PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH,\! St. , Mason, W. Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 prayer se-rvice Wednesd ay 1 p.m. Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom kelly, pas. mll e of1 Rt. 325. Rev . Bl>n J . Wa t t s, pas tor. ~ es · , WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS tor . Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday P.obert Searles. S .S: Supt. Sunday School a.m.; Worshi p 11 a. m. an d7 p. m . W I:Un S day BlblP Study. vocal music, 7 p.m. CHURCH of Middleport , Inc .. 75 Pearl t., morning service at 10 a.m .; Sunda y even9. 30 a. m .; Morning Worship 10: 30 a. m.; LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· Rev. Iva n Myers. pas t«: Roger Mani t')'. lng servft 7: 30p.m . Tuesday and Thurs.Sunday evening service 7: ll p .m .: Weddlng Lane, Mason, w. va. J . N. Thacker, Sr., Sunday SChool Sup!. Sunday School day Services a t 7:30p.m . ne-sday service, 7: 30p.m. · pastor. Evening service 7:30p.m .: Wo9:30· a .m .; Morning WorshJp 10: 30 a .m.; NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA · SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lllllr . men's MlnlstryThursday, 9:30a.ni.; Wed · Evening WorShip 7:30p.m. Wednesday ZARENE. RPv. Glendon Stroud. pastor. pastor. Stev£> Little. S. S. Su pt . Sunday nesday P r ayer and Bible study 7: 15p.m . evenln!Z Bible study. · praye-r a nd praiSP Sunday Schoo\ 9:30 a.m.; WorshiP s ervice, Sch9.o110 a .m.; Mo r ning worslp, 11 a. m.; IDLLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH, St. Rt. service. 7:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. ; Youth service Simday 6:15 p, Sunday even ing worship 7: 30p.m . Prayer 143 just ott :R,t. 7. Rev. Jam~ R. Acree Sr., FAITH GOSPEL CHURCH. Long Bol · m . Sunday E.>venlng service 7:OOp.m . Wed · meeting and BlbJe study Wf>dnesday, 7: 30 pastor; Rev. Mike Willett, Asst. Pastor; urn, Sunday School. 9:30a.m.: Mor ning nesday Prayer Meeting and Bibl e Study p. m .; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7p.m. J oe Humphrey, S .S. Supt; .Sunday School Worship 10:45 a.m.; Sunday E'Venln~ 7:00 7:00p.m . REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH 10a.m.; MomlngWorshiplla.m .; Sunday p.m . (summer 7: 30 p.m.); Wedn esday NEASESETTLEMENTCHURCH. Sun - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport . Sunday evenlng se rvice 6 p.m.; Wednesday even· night 7: 00 p .m. Isummer 7: 30 p.m.) · day afternoon services at 2: ~- Thursday SChoollO a.m. Sunday evenin g 7:OOp.m.; in~ 7 p.m . NEW LIFE COVENANT CHU RCH Of.' £>venlng services at 7:30. . Mid-wee k service, Wed., 7 p.m . PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH OF THE GOD. Chesler -" Gary Hin es, pastor. Sun. nRST BAPTIST CHtJRCH. MasM, W . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. NAZARENE. William Justis, pastor. Sun· da y School 9: l.t a.m .: worship servi ce, Va . Rev. Wallace Minas. pas tor. Sunday .Sunday SChoCI19: 30a .m.; Je ff Smith, supt . day Sc hool Supt. Sonja Ju stis. Sunday 10: 30 a.m .: evenlngserviC£', 6 p.m .; Disci· School 10 a.m.; Sunday evetll1 service, 6 ; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; S unday School. 9:30a.m .; morntngwors hlp, 10:40 pleship class. Wednesda y, 7p.m . p.m .; Prayer meeting and lble stud y evening service, 7: 30 ,p.m.; Wedn esday a .m.: Sunday and Wednesday servlet'9, MT. OLIVE COMMUNJTY CHURCH, Wednesday, 7: ll ~. m . evening service, 7: 3(1 p.m. 7:30p. m . Lawrence Bush, pastor. Sunday School RUTLAND FR E WILL BAPTIST, Sa· EDEN UNITED BRETHRE N IN MIDDLEPORT WMMUNn'Y CI«JRCH . 9:30 a.m.: Sunday and Wedn esday even- lem St. Rt>v. Paul Taylor. pastor. Sunday· CHRIST, Elden R . B lake, pastor. Sunday 575 Pearl St .. Sam Andersoo. put<r. Sunday ing worship s erviCf', 7:00p.m. School10 a. m .; Sunday evenlnjl7:00 p .m .; School 10 a. m.; Gary Reed, Lay leai:Jer. mornlng service, JO a.m.; EvenlnR service~ , UNITED FAITH CHURCH, JU. 7 on Po· Wednf'Sda y evening prayer meeting 7:00 Morning sermon. 11 a .m.: Su nd ay nl~ht 9J nay and W.ednesday. 7: JJ p.m. mProy By-Pass . Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. p.m . services: Christian Endea'r'or 7:30 p.m ., Song servlet> 8 p.m . P reachi ng 8: 30p.m., HARTfORD CHURCH O F CHRIST IN pastor. Melvin Drake, S . S. Supt. Sunday SO!ITII Bf:l'JIEL NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIAN UNION . Hartford, W. Va. Mid-we ek praye r meeting, Wedn esday, 7 SC hool9 :30 a .m.; M«;~rnlngWorshlp 10:30; CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duan£> SydenRev. David Mc Manis, pas•or. Church E vening Worship 7:00p.m.; Wt"dn esday Stri cker, pas1CI'. ·sunda y School 9 a.m.; p.m . • Proyer • --·Ice 7·00 o m Worship Service, 10 a.m .·. Sunday evenln• CHRISTIAN F E LLOWSHIP CENTER . School 9: 30 a.m .•· Sunday morning se r. ~· • · · · · "' FIRST. BAPTIST CHtJRCH, Mas'll, W. service, 7:00p.m. Wednesday nlghl Bible Salem St. , Rutl£!, nd . Rober t E . Musser , · Va. , Rev. Wallace Mlnfll, putCN'. Sunday study 7:00 p.m. vtce, 11 a. m .; Sunday evening servi ce, pastor . Sunday Scliool l O:OO a.m. : Wor· 7: 30 p.m . Wednesday prayer meet ing. 7: 30 · ship serviCE.', 1: 15 a. m.; Sunday evening p.m , service. 7:00p.m .; T hu rsday evening serFAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lelarl, vice, 7: 00p.m. W. Va., Rt , 1, J a m es Lewis, pas t or. worNEW LIFE COVENANT CHURCH, s hip services 9;30 a.m. ; Sunday Schoolll Chester, Gary Hlnl"S, pastc:r. Sunday a.m.; E Vening w or~hlP 7: JO p.m. Tuesday School at 9:30a .m. ; Worship Service at cottag e prayer meeting a nd Bible Study •10:30 a.m .; Sunday .evehlng se r vice, 6:00 9:30 a.m.; Worship service, Wednesday p.m. ; Wednesday Disciple Cl ass, 7:00 p. 7 m. VI OUR LU'I'IIERAN CHURCH, • Walnut a nd Henry Sts., Rave nswco:t,·w. Central Trutll I John 4: 20 HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, David Va. Th e Rev. George C. Welrtck, past or. Prentice.Jastor. Charles Domigan, Sun. Sunday SChool 9: :» a.m .; Sunday worship ' d-.Y Scho Supt. Morning Worship 9:30 a. lla.m. m.; Sunday SchoollO: 30 a.m.; E venin g serCALVARY HIBLE CHURCH, located on vi ce, 7.: 00p.m. A truth central to our Christian Faith Is WE CANNOT HATE Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 neor Flat. MT. UNION BAPTIST, Pastoc: Joe N. woods. Rev. Blackwotd, pastc:r. Services . OTHERS AND LOVE THE LORD JESUS. I John 4: 20 says, ' 'If Sayi'E'. Sunday School9:45 a.m.; EvenInA on Sunday at10:30a.m. and7 :30 p.m . with a man say, Ilove God. and hliteth his brother, he Is a liar." worship 6: ~ p.m . ; Pra yer Meet ing, 6:30 Sunday School 9:30a.m . Bibl e Study, Wed· p.m. Wedo""'ay . nesday , 7: 30p.m . niPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL F AlTH FELLOWSHIP, CHRIST. Robert Foster. past(~'; Howard This Is a very strong truth and one that Is difficult for a ll of us State Roule 338. Aotlqulty. Rev. A. l . SteCaldwell, Superintendent; Chu rch school wart, J)astCI'. Sunclay services, 10 a .m. and to handle 100 percent of the time. However, loving Jesus and · 9a.m .; Worship servtce 9:45 a. m . a nd6:30 1 p.m.; Tuf>iday,7 p.m. loving others Is the purpose orthe Body of Christ. !tis out of tills p.m . Eve ryooe welcome. r.IIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI· CHESTER CHtJ RCH OF THE NAZA· love thai we worship, attend Bible Study, attend midweek NESS CHURCH, lllc., 7~ Pearl Sl. Rev. RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate. pastor. Ivan Myers, acting paator; RogerMan.ley, visit the saved and witness to the lost and give at ~ea s ta worship, D!>urlas BtsseJJ, supt sunday SCh01)1 9•30 Sr., Sunday .School Superintendent Suna.m.; Worship seMllce, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. tenth of our gross income to tbe Lord faithfully. · day School 9:30 a.m.;· Mornlni worship ~Dday . Wednesday, 7 p.m. Pra yer meet· 10:30 a .m.; evening worship 7:30p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study, prayer LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST and praise service, 7:30p.m. All who Jove Jesus, please stand up and be ·counted In your ClllJRCH. Wllllun WUJtams, piiSt<r; flo. CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST APOS· church, In the different ministries and In the community. Do Wrt E . Barton, DlrectorofChrlstlan Eclu· TOLIC - VanZandt and Word Rd. Elder cation; Steve Eblin, assistant. Sullllay what your Jove compels you! As we Jove Jesus and Jove others J ameo MtUer, pastor. Sunday School, School9; :1) a.m.; ·Mornlna worship 10:30 !0:30a .m .; Worohlp&orvlce,Sunday, 7•30 with the love or Jesus, our Bible study, worship and weekly a.m. ; Teen1 In Actkm. 6 p.m.; Evening p.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, 7: 3D p.m . support will grOw by leaps and bounds, to the glory of our God. Worship. 7:00p.m. Choir practice 8 p.m. CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harrl· &lnclay. Wednesday even ing p ra yer and soovUle Road. Rev. VIct or Roush, pastor; Blbl_!_~!_~~· Cllntoo Fau lk, Sunday School Supt.; Sun· Rev. James A. Seddon DEXTER CHtJRCH OF CHRIST, day School 9:30a. m:; momtnrw..,ohlp,ll F1rs& Baptist Cbureh In·Middleport Roaer WatsCII, minister; Norman Will, a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:30 p.m . 1upt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; WorshJp . Prayer Meetma. Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. aervtce 10•3D a.m . Bible study, Wednes· SYRACUSE tiRST CHURCH OF GOD . dill, ·7: 00 p.m. noa-Pentecostal. Worship servlbe Sunday RE(lRGANIZEO CIIURCH OF JESUS 10 a.m .: Sunday Schoolll a.m. Evening ., ~~~:'~~~S::.ndsaJP~btv!~f:!;·:;;:: a.~iCTORY dat~k~&;i:LLOWSHIP, l28MIIISt., Sennonette ~J'it"SA ..... • ~ ~I CHURCH SUPPLIES • BIBLES 992-6.. 9 SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERJAN - Sunday School, !0 a.m .; Church servtee,10:15 a.m. Rtm.AND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor, John F . COrcoran. Sunday School ~0'-rOO a . m .: SUndAy Momtng Worship 11; 00 a .m . Children's Church 11 a.m. Sqnday Even· tng !lc:JVIce 7•00 p.m. Wed., 6 p.m. Younr Ladl.,.' AuxUiary. Wednesday, 7 p .m . FamUy Wonhlp. HAZEL COMMUNITY ClllJRCH. Oil Rt. 121, 3 mUeo from Purtland·Long Bot· tom. Edoel Hort. pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m.; Sunday momma preaching 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening servk!el, 7: 30 •:-t.·'lli.IVE Q3..,fis 93 Mil Street J...;-PR.,;.,E~SC~R~IP~TI~ON~SH~O~P-t P·l:fu>DLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH •. Corner Ash. and Plum. Noel HerrmaM, pastor. Sunday SChoollO:OO a. m.; Morning Worohlp, 11 ;00 a .m.; Wed· nesdsy and Saturday Evening Services at 7 IJNITED METHODIST O!f 121. beblnd WUkesvDJe. Cbarles Jones, pasl<r. SuQday School, 9:30a.m .; momtng worship, 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday evening services, 7:00p.m. l(,.tul, Fne~ c•l•'-•" 221 W. Main St., Po1111roy K&C JEWELERS l'rMIICroloal -~ ALFRED - Cburdl SChool 9:30a .m .; a.m. ftrst , second and thlrdSundaysoteach Worstilp, U a .m.; UMYF 6:30p.m.; UMW month. Dally Mass, 8;30 a.m. Confesalona Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Communion , Saturday attemon, 4-5 p.m. ~ lint Sunday. {Hauatun.n) CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· CHE~TER - WorJhlp 9 a.m.; Church TOUC FAITH- New Lima Road, next to ~hool lOa .m . ; Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. Fort Melp Park. Robert W. Richards, m . ; UMW, first ThuriJlllly, 1 p.m.; COm· paator. Sunday I«VICH, 10 a.m. and 7 p. munlon, tlrsfSunday (Hausman). " m.; Wedn~day worship, 7 p.m. · JOPPA - WOl>lblp 9: 30 a .m .; Church M!DDLEPG~ COMMUNITY CHURCH, SchoollO•30 a .m . Bible Study Weilnetday, 575 Pearl St .. Mlddlepcrt. Sam AnderSCHI, 7:30p.m. (Johnson) . pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m .; . Sunday LONG 90TI'OM - Church School 9:30 ~lng semce 7:30 jun.; Wednesday ser· a.m.; Worlblp 10:30 a.m .; Bible Study, vice, 7:30p.m: · Wednesday, 7: 30p.m.; Communion First .OJ Sunday of Month (Rev. Charles Eaton) ~ I REEDSVILLE - Cbureh School 9• 3Cia. m.: Worlhlp Service 11:00 a .m. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, TIJPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Preaching 9: 30a.m . ftr!t and 5tiCOnd Sun· Church School 9 a.m.; Worship JO a .m .; d~ of each .month; third and fourth SunBible Study, Tueoday, 7: 30p.m. ; Commu· day each month worship services a.t 7:30p. nloa Ftrst S&mday (Hausman) . ml::, Wednesday evenlnp at 7:30 p.m.· CENTIUL CLUSTER Prayer and Bible Study. . SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, MUI· . an. 'l'llaleller berry He(Jhts Road, Pomeroy. Pastor Bob !ln. l'rau SIJJIUI Sqjlder; Sabbath School Superintendent, Rev. lle*n RoY,ney Spires. Sabbath School begins at 2 a-Fierce p.m. on Saturday aneniocn with worship Be¥. Ara.r Crabtree , service following at 3:00p.m . Everyone Bev.Pion-eeSnoMb welcome. , ASBURY (Syrat:u.. )- Worship Ua.m . RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHtJRCH ; Cbureh SChool9:15 i .m. ; Charge Bible - Slster ~ Harrlett Warner, Supt. Sunday Shuly, Wo:dnesday, 7:30p.m .; UMW, ftrot Sc!IJlol9:30 a .m.; Morn lngWorshlp,!O: I5 TUesday, 1:30 p.m,; Choir Reh,.rsal, Wedneaday 6:30p.m. (ThatcliOI'l a .WoMERbY. FIRST BAPTIST, Eaot ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m .; M4tn St. Ste-ve Fuller, pastor. Georae Cburdl School !D a.m .; Bible Study, Tues. SkVtner, Sunday School Superintendent. day, 7:00p.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7: 30 Suftday School, 9:30a.m.; ~omlna Wor· p.m .; UMYF Sll\lday, 6 p.m. (RUey) ship 10:30 a ,m .; Wednesday even1111 FLATWOODS- Church Sc:hooi.IOa.m . pr~yer and Bible study, 7•30 p.m. : Worship, U a .m .; Bible Study, Thurs· ,FIRST SOt.rrHERN BAPTIST. 41872 day, 7 p.m. ; UMYF:, Sunday, 6 p.m . CRl· P01:11-er0)' Pike. E . Lamar O'Bryant, pasleyJ . tor and Sunday School Director. ~unday FOREST RUN ":'" Worship 9 a.m .; School, 9:30 a .m . ; Morning Worship, Church School 10 A.M. : Choir practice, 10~•5; ChOir practice. 6:30p.m .; evening Thursday, 6•30p. m.; UMWthlrdMonday. wc{nhlp. 7:30 p .m.; Wednesday Prayer (Thatcher) service, 7: M) p.m. Minton P'rtends Cages HEATH (Middleportl - Church School, 2-&l , RoyatJO.mbassadors (boys areof-181. 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worlhip 10: ~ a.m. ; ani! Glrlsla Acllon' (aaea6-l8) on Wednet· Youtb Group, • p.m.i Wednesday! Btble da~s, 7: 30 ~.;n. Church-wide VIsitation 1tudy 6:00p.m. Cholr rettear.-al7:00p.m . 6: p.m . TUesday. (Fraatt Smith). · AITH 'fo'JlERNAC.E CHURCH, BaJ . • MINERSVILLE - Cburcil S.hoot 9: 00 leY Run Rue~. Rev. Emmett Rawsoo , pas· a .m .; WonhJp .ervlce 10:00a :m.; UMW tolf. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday Schod. third Wedneoday. I p.m. ~ Thatcherl to 'a.m.; 8¥mfayevenlnj:aervlce. 7:00p.m . PEARL CHAPEL- Ctiurch School9:00 ; ~ble teechlna. 7:00p.m. Thursday. a.m .; Wol'llhlp Servtte 10• 00 a .m. (Flo.~YRACUSE MISSION, !Ill Bridgeman rence Smith) St.~; SyraCuse.. Sunday School 10 a .m.; POMEROY- Cburch School,~ I~ a .m . evening service 6 p.m.; Wednaday ser· ; Wonlllp 10• 30 a.m.; Chotr rehEar sa l viC., 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW. second ¥:J'· MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, . TUeoday, r.J()p.m. ; UMYFSunday, 6p.m . Racine. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor . (Meadows) . Frieman .WUUams, Supt. Sunday School · ROCK SPRINGS - Cburch School, 9: 15 9: t5 a .m.; SUnday and Wednetday e ven· a .m.; Worship !D a.m.; Bible Study, Wed· tng services, 1 p.m. neoday, 7;30 p.m .; UMYF tSenlorsJ. Sun· MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. daY, 6 p.m.: (Juniors) every other Sun· Corner Sixth and Palmer. Rev. James A. day, 6 p.m. (RUey) . ~on, pastor; Don Wllo1>1, S.S. Supt.; RU11.AND- Sunday School, 9:30a.m .; Be~lah White, Asst. Supt. Sunday School Worohlp service, 10: 3D a.m. ; Bible Stuy. 7 9:11 am; morning warship 10:15 am; p.m. 'Mlurlday; UMW, nrst Monday, 7: 30 Sunay eve-nlllg .worst.:lp 7 pm; Prayer p.m . (Crabtree) . ~tlng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 SALEM CENTER- Cburch School9: 15 pmj Men'• Prayer BrNkfast, 1st .satur· a .m.; Momtna Worship 10:15 a . m . da~ .. ch mont~ 7 .ain In fellowship hall; (Fierce) • adUlt choir practice Sunday, 8 pm; radio SNOWVILLE - Momtnr Worship, 9: 00 pr~am "Prepartna the Way 1' saturday, a .m .; Church SclloollO:OO a .m . (Florence 3 J>!n WMOV 1360 AM. Ravenswood, WV; Smith I . 801.-ERN CWII'n:R Loq:&'s Supper observed 1at Sunay of each mOilth. &e.. Kennfib Baker Rev. Kol«" Grace Jln, Carl Bleb . P<(IDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. APPLE GROVE - Cbureh School9• 00 5th . and Main, Al Hart1011, mlntJter; a.m .; MornlngWorshlp 10:00 a .m.; Bible Rlcllard DuBole, Ass~lste Putor: Ml~• Study Sunday 7:00p.m.; Prayer meeting Gortacil, Sunday School Superintendent. 7:00p.m. Tbursday. (Hicks) WOfl!!lp S.JVIce 1. 8: 15 a.m.: Sunday BE:THANY - Worship 9 a .m .; Church Schilol9:30a.m .; worship ServiceD ,lO:ll SchooiiO a.m.; Bible Study Wedneoday 10 a .m.; EveniRJ Wonhlp,7. p.m.; Wednta .m .; Dorcas Women's Fellowship Wed· sa~y · 7 p.m. Pray.r moottog. neoday I! a.m. (B!Ike!') . DLE:PORT CHURCH OF THE NAZCARMEL- Church Sc:hooi9:3D a.m .; AR • PASTOR Rev. IJo)'d D. Grimm, worllllp. 10•45 a.m . Second and Fourth , Jr., 4JOOt... .' Jein Kimes. SUnday Scbool Su· SUndays; Fellowlhip dinner with Suttm perl!l-t. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; third Thunday, 6• 30 p.m . (BakB"J. Mo~r Wo£1111P ~I'Yioo. ~· 30 a.m.; Sun· MORNING STAR- Cburch School9: 45 clay . _ . lllfY(ce, ,I p.m.; Wedn-Y a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study. ~-. 7p.m. Thu~ , 7:ll p.m. (B!Iker). S!'RACIJSE ClllJRCH or 11IE NAZA· N- Cburc:h School, 9:30a .m .: S RENE. Rev. 'Glenn Mclollllu, putDl'. Jim MornlnaWorlhip 10:4Sa.m. ftrstendthlrd ~!'· s. s. Suportnteo-. Sunday Sundays; Fellowship dinner with carmel ~~ 9::!01.m.; momiJIIWII'IIllp. 10:30 thlrdThunday. 6:llp.m. CBikB') . a~; EviOiellltlc service. 6 p.m .; EAST lEI'ART - MornlnrWonNp t:OO Pr and Prlloo W-ctay. 7 p.m .; a.m .; OaurChS£'houll0:08a.m.; UMWtlrst y h .ettnr. 7 p.m. -- . " Tueldlli)' 7•:II p.m. (Grace). ~ ~ IIINlftiiY RACINE- Cbur<:b Scbool. !0 a.m.; Wor' OJ' IIDIOI Cl001'ITY shlpUs.m.; lJMWiourthMo-at7:30p. ' .... o·..-lloll7 m.: Men's Proyer Bnoldoot, W...,IIIIIIY. 8 HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN a .m. (G~) . CH11RCII - Sulldoy: WonhtP ~ 9:0Ch.m.; Cburc:ll !lchooi!O: 15 a .m .. KENO CHURCH or CHRIST, SDrlna, mblllter; Sllrllllll Muur an<fOI· DLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN lver llioaln, Sandal' School SUpu. Ptt~dl· 11u y. Sc:hool; t 1.m.; Cllurch oervtce, INr t: :10 a.m. •ell Sunday; Sunday !lc:hool 11 1 .m . illl98. Saturday E.,...lng Ma.,, 5•ll p.m.; Sunday Ma.ss 9:~ a.m. CCD classes, lO:l:t BILL QUICKEL 204 Condor St. Pomtroy, Ott. 992·2975 John F . Fult1, M9r . , Ph. 992-1101 : POflliROY, OHI0-'192-6677 106 ..Horrwt An. MEIGS TIRE -.w. FLOWaS fOI MIY OCCA!lOII 1614) 992-6454 . P. J, PAULEY, AGENT of Columbus. 0 . Main Pomltog Flowlt Shop 214 E. lbin 992·5130 Pomeroy Midr!loport, Olio 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992·3325 . 992 · ~978 ' SERVICES .· 992-7075 •,172 North S..ond An. .' Preu:riptions Brogan-Wamer INSURANCE --=--- ·• SALES l SERVICE ' Mill Work· Cabinet Making Syracuse . 991-ltS! SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY • . Pomoroy RACINE PLANING MILL ~~!~! i~l .e.-. PRESENTS SAT., OCI. 20 ·. ••ter I • 1986 Ford Taurus ••••••••••••• S3800 much more. welibt questions head on. ..I'bat's basicallY been the top Issue," Douglas aald Thursday of hiB weight. ' 1t's )ult something people cbooee In fOCIIs on." Douglas reall2es the lmpor· tance o1 the !laue. He Is expected to bafti!lle HolYfield unlesa he Is so fat be cannot 1tand up for 12 rOUDdl. Tbe cbemploll pnnllel that will not be the case. •'I 1bould be close, If not below, what I wu wben I fought for the title," he aald, referrlna to the 231 1·2 mark he weigbed against Mike Tyson last February. 'Tm In tbe hlab 230s now. --,'C5' . veterans ---··- MilWAY TAVERN Douglas 'weighty' issue well SNISHER & LOHSE rneeancr Commentary By .JEFF HASEN (M;\ w-. naa- . can." This Message and Church Directory Spon.srlred Ry The Interested .Ru.~inesses Listed On This P~e. I l ' .. �. ~ .... ... . .... Pa ' • ,Friday, Octobel 19, 1990 I 1be DIIV 81 ltlnll GaUia.. _Condnued Aubu•it•Fiorida State loser Could drop out of and a few -others stumble during the regular season or In a bowl 11PI lp IN Wrller Tile 1990 II!UOD bas seen Its game. "lthtnk we've got a chance for 11111&1 ruh Of upsets. There have been lots of them - and that a . national championship but - . that just about all the we've gdJ to win," Aubum l!eed teama In the top 10 are still In the coach Pat Dye said of his 11&efa, "' blem,. ''"h on a ·...,. "'1 bunt for the national wh01e on., . record Is a tie with Tennessee. · chllnploaablp. No. 5 Auburn and seventh· "Some strange things cail ranted Florida State will be right happentnthlsgamewbenyouget In the middle of the cball! for the _ neartheendoftheyear.'' . Florida State head coach title If they can win their contest Bobby Bowden said be doesn't at Auburn Saturday. Tbe IDler may well drop out of talk to his players aboutflnlshtng the top 10 but the winner can hope No. 1, alter the Seminoles lost to to wtn the rest of the way and take Miami 31-22 their last time out the national title If No. 1 Vtrgtn_la and dropped to 4-1. BJU:8U08 · ~ Fl~er.·D, J ~ R· ed Wi ' . ;n.U.D· 111. "'0~ oi1 to J~~e-t.~·. tar·ts ' a..r e· I .• ~ By IOBN SWENSON UPI Spoita Writer ' · ThE: Philadelphia Flyers and : Detroit Red Wings both missed the playoffs last season, but this season both clubs are off to fast starts, thanks In large nart to • home cooking. · ' ,;.Both teams remained unde• fnted at borne Thursday night when Philadelphia took a 5-4 decision from the Quebec Nor· diques and Detroit racked up a 5-2 victory over the Montreal • • , .·,' ·· · • · •• • ::. .- Canadien&. The Flyers were 17-19-4 at the Spectrum In 1989-90, when they missed the' playoffs for the first tbne In 18 years. "One of our goals was to re-establish our borne Ice advantage," said Scott Mellanby, who ~rded a palr of assists against the Nordlques. "We didn't have It laSt year and we had a losing record. We wanted to let teams know that when they come In here, they're going to have their work cut out for them." Norm Lacombe broke a 4-4 tie with bls third goal of the season. He ljred a wrtst shot past Quebec goaltender John Tanner at 9: 50 of . the ftnal pe'rlod after the Nordiques gave the puck away In their own zone. ''The puck came loose and I went out toward the blue line," Lacombe said. "Iturnl!d around, uw there was a screen and shot It past the goaltender's leg." Joe Saklc scored two goals and assisted on a third for Quebec, wblchlosUortheftrsttlmetnflve games (2·1-2). • ''Wedldn'tplaywelllntbeflrst period but after that we got things going," Saklc said. ''Last year, we wouldn't have kept on fllbtlng until the end. This year, there's a dlfferentattiludeon the "We played good enough In the II!COnd half to 1fve me hope, but two los- and you're out as far as the nattonai championship," Bowden said. Neither coach loOb for VlrJI· niB, undefeated and unchallenged In iJx gamea, to fall thlt weekend because the Cavaliers take on Wake Forest (2-4). No. 2 Miami, the first major upsetvlcllmoftheyear,goealnto South Bend to play ilxth-ranked Notre Dame. Miami, the defend• 1ng national champion, opened the year top ran~ before being upset by Brigham Young tn their opener. NotreDametookovaratNo. 1 and held tbe iop spot for three - weeki before loslni to Stanford. Then came Mlcblgan, but the Wdaoylverls ·. benesfore laslostedtng toon~•c:!. ~ ••., State laSt week. At Detroit, The Red Wings won · Mlcblgan Is now ranked eighth their fourth straight at home to and geta another teat Saturday move Into a ltrst-ptace Ue with against l9th-rated Iowa. In the only other game tnvolvthe Chicago Blackhawk& In the tnx two ranked teams, . ninth· Norris Division. Detroit's No. 1 line of Gallant, Steve Yzerman and Dave Barr figured In three of t.he goats. Yzerman had two goals and an assist and Barr had • three assists. By U.lted PreuiDteraa&ID_. ''You can't play Just .500 More than Ukely, the Mid· hockey at home because It's too American Conference football hard to wtn at the other arenas," and California Bowl bertll Utle Barr said. • decided Saturday In wtll be Blactdul'lrka 3, Maple Leafs 0 Mount Pleasant, Mlcb., between At Chicago, Ed Belfour reToledo and Central Michigan. corded his first NHL shutout and Toledo, one of six unbeaten Kelt!: Brown as sis ted on a pair of teams In the. natlon, !II 6-0 overall goals to IJIIIde Chicago Over still and 5-0 In the MAC. The Ch!ppi!winless Toronto.BelfOur, 5-2 this wasare5-1·1 and4-0. The winDer, season, faced Just 20 shots. but 10 at the very least. mOVI!I Into the of them came In the first period driver's seat. champlolllhlp when he was forced to make Centr_, hasn't lost since dropsever!ll good saves. The Blackping a 20-17 decision at Kentucky hawks outshot their opponents 49-20 for the game, Including 21- 4 In Its opener. Tbe Chippewas' Ue In the final period. Cblcago got Its was against Akron. Toledo Is coming off atougbergoals from Jocelyn Lemieux, than-expected 19-13 wtn over Tray Murray and Jeremy RbenGreen last Saturday Bowltng lck; with Brown assisting on the night. The Rockets trailed 13-3 at first and last. halftiJne. Blues 4, Flamee 3 Central Michigan alao had a At Calgary, Brett Hull SCOred a game a week ago, beating tough pair of goals to lead the St. Louis Western Michigan 20-13 on the Blues to their first victory In nine road. games against the Flames dating "Central Is the -best league back to Jan. 2, 1988. Hull scoJ'I!d team we've faced so far this his 6th and 7th goals of the season season," UT bead . coach Nick to beat his former team lor the Saban said of the Chippewas, first time since he was traded to who lead the MAC In both total St. Louis In the 1987-88 seasonoffease and defense, averaging .Tralllng 4-0 with just uver five 405 yards a game on offenll! and mtnutes gone In the final period, the Flames mounted a comeback allowing Just 199 a contest. Toledo takes a lii!Ven-game on goals by Sergei Makarov. streak to Mount Pleawinning Theoren ·Fleury and Paul RanI! win In Ita rtoal san!, Including helm.scored 16 seconds apllrt game of 1989. The Rockets also midway through the period, nine straight MAC have won cutting the margin to 4-3.Paul contests and three In a row on the MacLean and Sergio Momesso road. also scored for St. Louis. Dllnols II home to host Deondrl Clark and John Nance Unbeaten Nebruka f~red to No. -:&3 Michigan State. . · wtll stay borne with · pulled have a shot at the top tills week, Elii!Wbere, thlrd·rankl!d Nehamstrings. tNt Instead of rlstng rrom No.2 to braslu Is at Oklahoma Stale, No. . VIrginia 1s a 27-potnt favorite No. 1, the Huskers fell to third 4 Tennessee hosts Alabama and over Wske Forest (2-4) but that behind Vtrglnla and MII!IDI. lOth-ranked BYU plays at San didn't keep George Welah from . Nebraska bead coach Tom OsDiego State. ry1 borne sayalt's just as well Bowdens • blggeatworrySatur- · wor ng. 'Tbey'reablgsweepteam,but ''The No.lthlng In some•ways day night Ia not norlda State's they throw the ball deep more Is nice, but It attracts· certain chances for the national cham· than we do," he said. peoplewhowanttoco\leryoujust plonshlp, butthe·A uburnrunntng He uld the top ranking "Is because you're No. 1," said game.Mlamlrolledfor334yards something we'll have to deal Osborne,whoieCornhulkenare mostly up the middle on the With. It's different than being In rated No. 3. 'Tho111 people are at Seminoles, and Bowden fears the Top 10. But being No. lis not VIrginia this week, and It Makes Auburn will do the same thing. ·going to help you wtn games." life a little easter for us." ''They are big, talented and At South Bend, general admls· Tennessee, which . dropped deep at running back, and they slon tickets for the Miami game from third to fourth, isanll-polnt probably have the best offensive are going lor as much as$200. the favorite over Alabama, but the llnelnthenatlon,"Bowdensald. highest In memory, but some votshavenotbeatentheCrimson "I'm very concerned they would things don't change. Head coach Tide since 1985. . take off and jam It down our Lou Holtz has counted his Irish "Alabama has a very · good throats and pound us. After what out of the race for the national football team that has lost some ~p:y~lnd~'tastballgame,'Jt's Bowden's worries are compounded by Injuries to his defenalvellne. Starting linemen Henry and Joe Ostaszewski are both hurt. Joe will start but Henry will see only spot duty. Backups championship. heartbreakersthlsseason,"Ten· "I. don't feel we're In the nesse.e head coa.c h Johnny Manational race to begin wtth," jors said. "With a brelik or two, Holtz uld. "We're just trying to they could be undefeated at this tilt tbe ·san at a 45-degree angle ' stage. This Is one of the best and get the sucker to . shore. coUeglate rivalries In the nation We're not worried about winning because It presents football at Its any cup... best." Donald L N'ax.ten Dwight E. Spencer, 88, of West Shade Road, Pomeroy, died Thursday morning at Pomeroy Americare Nursing Home following an extended illness. Born at the family residence in ·Cheslec, he was the son of the late Cassius M. and F'Jdelia Rk:c Spen· · cer and spent his lifetime thele. He was a member of the Chwth of God in Chesler and pastDred ·several churches in Southeastern Ohio. ·He was · a veg~Jc fannll' and followed road -consto~Ction in .the tti-county ma. Besides his parents lie was preceded in death by his wife of 58 years, Mary Etta Wolfe Spencer, four sisten, tJuee brothers, and one Redsktns 18-17 at halftime. The The others find Baldwin-Wallace Bobcats are 1-4-1 overall and at Capital, Hiram at John Car0-3-lln the conference. · roll, Marietta at Otterbein and . In ·other games this . week, Ohio Northern at MusklniJIIm. Akron Is at Florida, with the Zips In the ' Nortll · Coast · Athletic trying to end a three-game losing Conference, Its Allegheny (Po.) streak, Ohio State Is at Purdue, at Kenyon, Case Reserve at Ohio Cincinnati at East Carolina, Wesleyan, Oberlin at Denison unbeaten Youngstown State at and Earlham (Ind.) at James· Madison (Va.), Ashland Wittenberg. . at Grand Valley (Mich.) and Rounding out Saturday's Ohio Knoxville (Tenn.) at Central college schedule, Wooster plays Stste. at Carnegie-Mellon (Pa.), GaoMount Union, the Ohio Athletic non (Pa.) Is at Dayton, Blufftoa Conference leader, hosts Heidel· at Mount St. Joseph, Urbana at berg In one of five league games. Defiance and Findlay at Tiffin. grandson. · He is survived by two sons llld dauahm-in-law, Russell (Juanita) Spencer, Pomeroy, and Gilbert ~Lou) Spencer, Olicago, Dl; three ~gtuen. Mrs. Willard , (Lois) Ebersbach, Chcsa; Mrs. Donald (Wilma) Marks, Belple; Mrs. . Raben (Linda) Lute, _-Pomeroy, 14 pndchildren and 14 Cavs drop exhibition contest, 111·103 Phoenix 1ll, Cieveland 103 TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI)- Secondyear forward Kenny Battle scored 21 points, all In the second half, t<ilead the Phoenix Suns to a 111,103 preseason victory over the"cceveland cavaliers Thursday night. Phoenix boosted Its record to 3-0 whlle the Cavaliers dropped to 0-2. ·. Tom Chambers and Jeff Hornacek scored ·1s each for the Suns: Rookie Cedric Ceballos had 12, tblrd· year guard Dan Majerle 11 and RickY Blanton, who sat out his rookie season with an Injury, scored 10. Danny Ferry and Mark Price scored 14 each for Cleveland. Chucky Brown had 13, John Wtulams 12 and John' Morton 11. All of Ferry's points came In the first half when the Cavaliers shot 54 percent from the noor to 41 percent for Phoenix. Cleveland led by as many as 10 points In the first half and held a 49-46 halftime edge. The Suns ra1lll!d behind Bat· tie's 16 points In the third quarter and hit 67 percent white Cleveland cooled to 38 percent. Phoenix led 82· 71 at the eod of three. The Suns'largest lead wasl00-81 midway In the fourth. Hornacek, filling In -for Injured point guard Kevin Johnson, bad 16 of the Suns' 28 assists. Johnson sprained his right foot against Utah on Tuesday nllht andc Is expected to be sidelined until next week. great-grandchildren. ·; , ,; . . '_ I and 3-ve- olds will receive candy filled pumpkins directly from Plumpkin the Pumpkin, our own Halloween mascot There's something for everyone! Join the Hills Annual Pumpkin Hunt as we fill our parking lot full of straw and hide candy-filled plastic pumpkins. Kids age 4-10 are Invited to hunt for the hidden candy and $5, $3, and $1 gift catlflcata. .-..cc to etght calls for 011 Thursday. Al 12:ID Lm., Midcl1epon lqUid was called to .the Rivenide Apartments. Charl'es Hll1 but not Dlllljl(llltid. Pomeroy squad ~ to the Senior Citize.ns Building 111 9:03 Lm. llld took Thelma Dill to Velerlna Memorial Hospiral. At 10:12 Lm., IJ'Ciiled U censes 188 . ued Marriage Jii:enses have 1Jeea granted in Meigs COQDty Problle Court 10 John l'llril:k ·""'-- 34 and Sherry Lynn Doney, 26, 'botli or Meigs Count!{;~:' to John Herben Ord, 38 ·' port 111111 Rela en 4 Eblin 3 · Midd._,.,., • • ....-~ Aulwnn Ball will show a·film on the "Occult in Fnt AUDitnn BaJJ tickets for Roct Music" on Wednesday at 7 ~r:.u;t..=.,:~. Meigs lndilstrics are now on sale~ p.m. The public is inviled. If you to Hot.- Medin' Cenler. Pon~aoy The baJI will fcalllle Gary S1ewan lislen 10 rock miiSte. , •·-' or ~-. 11111111 Milt 10 Sprina Avenue· at and Will be """' ""'" on Satur- bring your children to'""u ' ,.._...,. get the facts 11:05 Lm. for Audrey Amold. Ar· day, November 17 at the Meigs .. about the """"lc behind the music. nold taken 10 Preaaant Valley County Senior Otizens Cenw. ,........ . Hospital !tors d'oeu . vres llld set~wiU be · New businesS picture for Laurie's Custom Cakes (pic of AI 12:56 ~ sqUid ~(BYOB). The is a woman Slanding next to 'Sign) for - c.u1ld to Snct. Kcnnelh Hysen went to Memorial !ickets ~f: ~ ~=~:t . Friday or Monday . Hospital. Mary Wingett was taken to ~ by Pomeroy squad at mg Meigs' ~ 8l 992-6681 , To meet Mollday Meigs County Co111mlssloners 1:24. l'll'otlmlllelleiOf 1qllld had been dis- from 8:30 a.m. IIIIi! 4:30 p.m. or pslcbed to the Senior Citizens Cen- Leesa Murphey It 992-3643 afru 6 will hold a special meeting on p.m. n..--. ter. AI . 6:29 p.m., Rutland squad and engine of Sc:ipio F'ue J)epartment were called to a motor velticle occi.....t 011 Vance Road. Warren SlociU!f J __ t'egular - Firsi ... . Sweetest Day Is to show how much you care for special people. Whether it's someone you love or someone that'.s "Sweet" .... We have the flowers for you . . .. FRESH BOUQUETS, SILK ARRANGEMENTS, P01"1'ED PLANTS, FOILAGE GARDENS AND AN NFL ,S URPRISE FOR THAT SPECIAL MAN. If You Want Quality- You Want . IAIIIS FIRMS FLOUL SHOP .· ··3·5171. POIIUID,ONIO · GALLIPOLIS: Ohio Ri'er Plaza, Rt. 7 CITY VIDEO THURSDAY ADMISSIONS - Bryce ud Marll Smltll of Blot, Ellla 6 Loewl Monrity, Pomeroy; Husen. Rndand Am Electric Power .............28% As bland 011 u .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-•••29~ . Kennctll W. CARRY OYER 500 TAPES, WE HAVE TODAY'S TOP MOVIE IEUASES. rnURsDAY DISCHARGES Nellie Connolly. Candidates... . Contlnlied from page 1 The C8111110atea lOr treasurer, Democratic Incumbent Mary Ellen Withrow and h« Republl· can opponent, Judith Brachman. spent most of their time talking . about state tnves tments and contracts going to political contributors. ''Mrs. Withrow can throw \IP a amoke screen," Brachman said. "She ·wants favors In exchange for doing business tn her office." COlli II AID IIGISlEI FOI A "FIR" TRIAGE MU· Tllft NINJA TUITLE TAPE 10 II GIVEN AWAY ON NOV. 16, 1990- NO PUICHASE NECESSAIY- NEED NOT II PIESIII'I 10 WIN. OPEN 11:00 Ul.-10:00 P.M. IIONDAY IHIU SATURDAY 992-5171 112 WEST Mo. POMEROY, OHIO . "RockTober" is almost over, but the beat goes on! Jazz up the holidays by opening your 1991 Christmas Club at Peoples Bank. Simply make 49 weekly payments and we'll make the . final payment for you ... it's a great way to save! · OPEN YOUR 1991 ·CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW AND RECEIVE . ' . A FREE GIFT! $5, $10, AND $20 CLUBS Receiv!: this lovely Victorian style . photo frame made of fine sUver plate. An elegant way to frame your favorite Christmas memory! Choosefrol"fl a selection of our . favorite 9!/ts from years past ANTIQUE FINISH SANfA ORNAMENT (QUANITTIES ARE UMITED, SO DON'T DELAY!) 1991 CHRISTMAS CLUBS BEGIN OCTOBER 22ND! PEOPLES We ·Make Beautiful MU:Sic Together! MASON 773-5514 Mo•lllc•y·Saturday I 11-6 Sundor POINT PLEASANT 675-1121 - .' NEW HAVEN 882-2135 MEIIBEII f.DJ.C . '-- I BRASS CHAMBERSTICK BRASS AND GLASS HURRICANE LAMP ' t r wflb perfect recon1 Hugh Bembs, Pomeroy: Violet 10" Herman and DoJ;"a (Smith) Bearbs. · He was a former employee of ROiiuld M. Glenn ·, Parlrersburg .Rig and Reel and a Roland Monroe Glenn, Rt. retired employee of the Ohio 1, Reedsville, died n.J;day, Department of Transportation. · He was also preceded In death Oct. 18, 1990, at Am,rtcare Nursing Home In Pomeroy fol- by four brothers. Survivors Include his wife of 54 lowing an extendl!d lllneb. · Born on Aug. U, 1914 In years, Louise (Hartung) Bearbs, Antiquity, be was the son of the one son, lWnald Bearl)s of late Kerr and Beatrice :'tPlckelll) Pomeray; one daughter, Mrs. Glenn. He wa a retired, deck Barrie ~hilllps, and three granddaughters, all of Endicott, N.Y.;_ hand on Ohio River boats. He was a member of the South and several niece$ and nepbews. Services will be MolldaJ<at 3:-30 Bethel Church on Sliver Ridge p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home. Road. ' Friends may call the funeral He was also preceded In death home Sunday from 3: 30 to 5 p.m. · by one brother, one sister, a son, a daughter and a great- and from 7 to 9 p.m. grandson. Survivors Include a .son, Joseph D. Glenn of Racine; a daughter, Clara Dosky of Co tumbill; one brother, Jack Glenn ot Contlnul!d from page 1 Chester, Pa.; seven grandchildren and , eight great· may Blain limit drying potential. Frosty conditions tonight may Jl'andcblldren. Services will be Saturday at 1 diminish weed problema - lows p.m. at thle Ewing Funeral early next week will range from Home. The Rev. Duane Syden· the mld-30s to the lower 40s. Hips on Sunday will be tn the strlcker,will officiate. Burial will mld-508 In the north to the be at Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral mld-608 In the south, cooUng Into . the 50s on Monday and Tuesday. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. '' . CINEMA . complcti:s $1, $2, AND $3 CLUBS We're The Store For Great Family Yalua. - Cbun:~ Mooday, Oct. 22, at 10:30 a .m . to discuss possible formation of the Meigs County . Housing Authority. · VetenDI Memorial Hospital Dall)' alock prices (Aa of 11: SO a.m.) ·SATURDAY, OCTOBER20 9:30~9:30 voJbbaJ1 Hospital news · SWEETEST ·DAY Stort Hours: Nazarene Film Tbe Symcuse Nawcne Oftlen 111fuled llllllDieDL AI 7:16 p.m., Rutllnd squad transponed him to Veterans Memorial. meigs Donald Larl')· Nix ten Jr.,14, or ATBtr .................................32% Story's Run Road, Cbesblre, died Bob Evans ..... , , ,,,,,,,,,., u ........ l2 Wednesday, Oct. 17. 1990, of an Charming Shoppes .. .. .......... 8~ City Holding Co ................. .15~ accidental gunahot wound. He was born on June 29,1976 tO Feder~ MoiUI .................... JJlA Donald Larry Nlxten Sr. of ·Goociyear Tlt.R .................... 16 Jackson, Mich., and Pamela 'Key Centurion ·........ ,, .......... Ratliff Ntxten Cashin or Che- Lands' End .......... , .............. 9% shire, both of whom survive. The Limited Inc............•......••...15% youth attended tbe Baptls t Multimedia Inc................... ~ Rax Restaurants.................. 1 Church. He was preceded by his grand- Robbins & Myers ...... .-.........16" Shoney's Inc ....... :..... , .........1~ mother, Margaret L. R!!tllff. · He w~s also survived by a Stat Bank ..••.............•.'.........l6" ' ' •I...................... 5'Jf. . dy ' s''l n' sister, Donna Lynn Nlxten of Wen Worthlhgton I!ld ................ 21~ Newark; a half-sister, Donnlta Ntxten of COlumbus; grandparents Corbett E. and Juanita J. RatUff of Shade, Geneva and Louie Dearth of Columbus, and Louie and Juanita N'lxten of Columbus; and a niece, Ronl Michelle Nlxten - Smith of Newark. , Services will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Ewing Funeral Home. Ralph Cundiff will officiate. Burial will be held at Gravel Hill Cemetery. . Friends may call the funeral ·· hoine Sunday froiD 3 to5 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. .k., .. AT.9:30 Units of Meip County Emergency Medical Sen>icel IEII(U-'ed Ell ---Meigs announcements --~ squads have 8 calls Thunday · Spencer Funeral Home of Bel~ . is in charge of arrsngement5. Funeral services will be held Sunday aa 2 p.m. at the Ewing Funen:l Home ~~ Pomeroy with the Hup C. Bearhs Rev. Rebert Sanders 111111 the Rev. Hugh C. Bearhs, 74, died Gary Hines officiating. Thursday, Oct. )8, 1990, evening Friends may ~I at the Ewing at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Funeral Home Saturday from 3 to 9 the son of the late He was . p.m. Hills 16th Annual SATURDA~ artery. She bled Into her trachea and died, essentially, from asphyxiation of blood, " Berklch said. Dr. David K. Smith, a local dentist, had traveled to Columbus to belp In positively IdentifyIng the corpse as Stacey Lucas. Smtih, Lucas'peraonatdenllst,had last seen Lucas In bls office on April~ for a rouUneexamlna· lion and bad taken dental x -rays of Lucas' teeth. From those recorda, Smith testified, he was able to Identify t,he body as being that of Lucas. · "We felt we presented suff.l· • clent eviden~e to determine probable cause," ~undera said Friday morning. 'The Judge obviously felt so, too." U convicted at the time of the grand Jury, Matblas could face a prison term of 15 years to life and a fine of $15,000. No date for the grand jury was stated at the time of the preliminary hearing. ---Area deaths-.Dwight Spencer . UT-Central Michigan game to decide .MAC tide ''I've told the players that It's not what's behind you or what's. In front of you, but what's Inside · you that counts," said Saban. "We have to keep Improving. We're not where we need to be to become a championship football team and our players have to realize that and keep working hard." Toledo Is 5-0-1 In Its last six games against Central Michl· gan, Including a 29-6 win In the season finale a year aJO, a game that cost the Chippewas a share of the Utle. Three other MAC games are on tap Saturday - Ball State at Western Michigan, Ohio Unlverslty at Kent State and Eastern Michigan at Bowling Green In a night contest. Miami Is Idle. Eastern Mlcblgan, the only other team wtth fewer than two MAC iosses, must beat Bowling · Green to retain any realistic chance for the utle. The Hurons, 2-4 overall and 2-1 In the conference, were Idle last week, while BG Is coming off Its near mlas at Toledo. Eastern has won the last three . meetings between the two teams. Kent State, 0-6 and 0-3, carries . a 17-game losing streak Into Its game against OU and the chances are running out on the Flashes as they try to avokl a second straight 0-11 recOrd. ou lost 40-18 at home last week to Miami after leading the ~eigs from pagel wedaed between two roctu and the tono bad bel!ll covered over wltb llava alld JI'UI. The left let an<J pubic area were expoaed, as was the right breast at the Ume of dllcovery, he stated Berklcb also stated that the body had beeD dead for up to 72 lloun and that the head and neck of the corpse were badly decomposed. The bcidy was taken to Willis Funeral Home and when Berklch Viewed the body agatn, he stated, two woundS of entry were eully dt.cerntble on thechestbelow. the · lett breast and the neck of the body over the carotid art2ry. Berklcb could not determine If .tbere was a wound In the eye because.of the dlsflaqrement and decompos'ure of the race he stated. ' ''The cause of death was the .stab wound to the 1'\gbt side of her neck, which penetrated her trachea and lii!Vered the carotid raitked The Palty Sentinel-Page 7 '· • �. ' The Daily, Senti~.el__ .By The Bend Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two days before an event and the day of that event. Items must be received in advance i6 insure publication in the calendar. Carleton School studen!$ recently held an international food fait in obsenance of peace day . . .· Several dishes were prepared iding Meigs MR/DD enrollees · ~~ wilh a world wide I8Ste r.esa Foods students pepar included Jewish potato IJIIIC8kes, Guineos AI Homo {bated bananas) from Puerto Rico, ~can nachos and Chinese Fruit Com~. The dishes were decorated wilh the flags of lhe country they represented. Later, n- were decorated with white do\'es as a symbol of peace 10 the FRIDAY :;::rience. ~. ' INTERNATIONAL FOOD FAIR - Carletoa School atudenta recently held an la&ernaSional food fair In obeervuce ofPeaee Day 1910. Pictured from left are Uaa Montsomery, Sarah Harmoll, Jamie Allen, Mandy JeUere and Chris Lee. Eat those words,.Ann we're just as honest otar All• Llladen: Reading . side, Calif. You may ANN LANDERS usc my name about honesty in fellow human if you like. - BB.LIE PHILLIPS beings, no 111811er whal C0U111ry they DEAR BILLIE: 11UIIk you for live m, mates us fccl good. I espe- writing. I heard from ICIIden .in ciaDy enjoyed the story about the e~ staiC of lhc union as well aa people in .Calgary who found all the Jli'Qvinces in Canada Several 1 Safeway unlocked on a Sunday letters from Medicine ·llal, Alber1a, morning, i:aine in, called the . (love thal name!) Wind me 1b11t I police and didn't help themselves to was risht. An equal number in · a dJins. Winnipes and ToroniO aaid I waa Somehow, you concluded lhat wrons. One reader in M<llln!ll told Canadianl III'C more honeat than me I was "cmzy as a bed bug. • It Americans. 1'llll conclusion defies waa an ~g mix and I enjoyed Josie. Surely you know thal honesty iL Here's more: is not a maaer of n•ionality, 'Jbere Dear Ana Landen: B«Ause you aa: honclt people and dishonest ones are a 1181ive of Sioux City, )'OUr Sllllcin all counuies. I'm sure that ment. "I wish we were as honest as Canada has its share of bolh. Here's our Canadian neighbors;" surprised · my !lilly. me. We own a retail carpet store. lncidentslitttheonelhaloccUrred . Several years ago, we, too, forgot to in Calsary would not be IDICOIIIIIIOII lock up and IUm the lights OUL That in the MidwesL If a similar sibl· evenins a c~er came by and alion presented ilself in Ibis area ,... assumed that the~ was open. He OkOboji, Iowa -- I am cenain the lhen concluded thal someone had people would prove to be as honest fOIJOIIICII 10 lock up . lmd iminedi- as diose in Canada. For eumple, aJely called the police. the following was reported by a In plain sisht were numerous friend of mine: cllk.,lamn, typewriters and many A woman from Des Moines, who resallble ilanL 1'her'c wu also a was accompanyins her husband on Cllh clnlwer coalainin11 $200. That a business lrip to New YOlk. lost honell shopper wailed until the her makeup kit whidt she had handpolice urived and Cllplained that he carried on the plane. When the "haled to go ofl and leave evrsy- woman discovered the loss she waa thin UJI8llended," terribly UpseL H! left without identifying Within a few hours of arriving at himself and we neiier did rmd out the hotel, a bellman knocked on the woo he was. This happened right door and handed the woman her 11= in the United Slates, in Ocean- makeujJ case. He said two ladies had ·Grant money available · As pan of ·its yearlong focus .on thli. Bill of Ril!!'ts, !he Ohio H~P&nilies Council is encouraging the submission of proposals for funds 10 conduct commemorati\'1: ~~in 1991. The Council is paaieularly inrerested in funding mi,pi-grants lcquesUnJ! up to $1,000 • fCll'one-lime commuruty projects. The Council e~ lhat smaller communily Olpnizations, particallrly m rural areas, wilt tate adwiUIIe of shorttz mini-grant apDiic:lllion forms to fund speakers' lee., video showinss. exhibits, and curriculum materials. CoUncil staff can offer assiSllliCO to applicants who may wish to use copies of a ponable exhibit Preserve ·These Rights" or the acclaimed video series "Eyes on the · Prize." Minigrant applications are being aceepled by the Council and more information about IIIJidelines, application procedures and resources available may be obtained from the Ohio Humanities Council office at P. 0 . Box 06354, Columbus, Ohio, 43206. :'To Struble's specially is !he Welsh immigration experience in America and he has spoken about and published · articles on Wel~b religion, culture, and architecblre m the United States. Polling places barrier-free All 29 )iollinslocations in Meigs County are barrier free, meaning that lhey are accessible to voters wilh disabilities, acconling to a repon from Secrewy of State Shtrrod Brown. . David Williams, Director of the Governor's office of Advocacy for Citizens with Disabilities, and the Secretary or State announced that 94.5 percent of all Ohio polling places are handicap accessible Pvt. -E-2 Richard L. Lattimer, Ill which makes Ohio a national leader completed basic training oo Sept. in that area. 27 at Fort Jackson, S.C. . He is the son of Richard and Phyllis Lattimer of Long Bouom. Revival services will beheld Mrs. Lattimer. Pvt. E-2 Lattimer's Sunday, Mooday and Tuesday at arandflther, Paul Riley, his sister, 7:30 P·!ll· each eveninsat lhc EnSheila and her fiance, Bobbi Robin· terprise United Methoilia Chwch. ·son, atleiiCied the ceremony. The Rev. Bennie Stevats wiU be Pvt. B-2 Lattimer will remain at the speaktl. At the Monday night Fein Jackson for advanced in- service Jan and Kathy will llins. dividual aaininll in lillhl wheel The Rev. Kadtherine J. Riley, pasmechanics. tor, invites the public. Completes basic Revival set Hymn sing set · A hymn Sing will be held at the Rudlnd United Mctbodilf Church 011 Oct. 211 a I0:30 a.m. Dan Haf!UI 8ld the Failh 'Irio wiU ..-.a the millie. Tile Rev. Arthur Crlbttle Invites the public. . " 1989, lAo Ao..,t .. TlmN SyMiftll" aad Crto•... Sylllllllf'... IJroulht it 10 the hotel and did 1101 wish 10 leave their names. They had found the case and just wanted to do a "sood diled. • ,. ' What made the Slay mnarkablc waa the case had a liB on it with the ownu's name and address in Des Moines. The ladies who found it phoned Des Moines to find Olil whal hotel diD owner was Sl8yiJIII in. Thill bappened in New yOlk. Eat your wools, Ann! - A-T.W. DEAR A.T.W.: Chomp, chomp, chomp. chomp. Dear ADa l.anclel'l: People are the same all over. There are wonderful folks in big cities. and there are crooks. .I guess you just have to be lucky. I have lived in New Yort all my life (fm 67) and on my rust aip 10 Kansas (a town with ajlopulation of 171X'/J) llllltiJUIIIIIed. - I'LL STILL TAKE MANHATTAN ~-·· -~~ abo111 W""' s me truln pot• co- Honor roll listed Michsel Eugene Cbancey, Syracuse, was listed on the 1aano1: roU for the summer qaaner a Ohio State Uniwnity. 1b achlrte 1iatiag on the hooor ron Chancey .avec~ a llt'lde point avcnp ofa&leut 3.!1 on a minimum of 12 aedit hours. RACINE - Revival atlhe Racine Church of the Nazarene will continue through Sul!daY at 7 p.m. nightly. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Special singing each night. · Evangelist is Rev. Jeff Adkins, Marietta. HARRISONVILLE Missionaries from Mexico, the Rev. Sam Davis family, will be holding services Thursday and Friday at the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel lind the Harrisonville · Holiness Chapel. Bolh services are at 7 p.m. SATURDAY POMEROY - The Bettes and BeaiiS Western Square Dance Club wiU sponsor a dance Saturday at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy from 8-10 p.m. Caller wiU be Dick Mackey, Wooster. HENDERSON - The GaUia Twirlers Western Square Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday from 8-11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center in Henderson, W.Va. The caller will be Herb Shelton. BASHAN - There will be a meeting at the Red Brush Church of Christ on Bashan Road on Saturday at 7:30p.m., Sunday at 10 sale planned. LONG BQTIOM - The. Long Bonom Community Association will have a smllfiiiiSbord dinner on Saturday beginning at 5 p.m. Candidates will be there to sreet the public. Cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children. Menu includes several meats, homemade noodles and dressing, dessens and drinks. SEA'M'LE (UPI) - The bar . opened at lO a.m. sharp with free, all·YO!I· can-drink pitchers of suds and blaring rock music, quickly sweeping aside lnhlbl· tions and making students giddy, "buzzy" and a "little blasted." . It waa only after an hour of carefree lmbl~ that psycho!Qglsl G•.Alan Marlatt Informed the six young men and women that their drinks were nonalcobollc. · All were surprised at having been duped, exceptfor Heidi, 24, who said she could always tell wben she'd been drinking tJe. cause her IIPI would turn numb and ''I can still feel my Ups." The setting looked for all the world like a typical tavern at "happy hour," replete with llgh· ted "Oly" beet sign and dar· kened table right down to the little red dimpled glass globes with the candles In them. 'But to find this bar, you'd have to 110 to the second floor.of the psycholOgy department of the University of Washington where Marlatt and others are conductIng far-reachlnll studies that someday may affect alcohol treatment In the military, prisons and among native American Indians. Marlatt and fellow researcher John &ler,have just concluded a seven- year, mllllon-dollar study of alcohol abuse which has culminated In a college course on sensible approaches to alcohol. ''There's now talk at the national level of having colleges give alcohol courses for crediteven aa a requirement," Baer said Thursday. Marlatt, director of tbe unlver· slty's Addictive Behaviors fte. search Center, said drinking habits are linked to expectations ...: anything from relaxation to sexual arousal - and setting, such. as a darkened bar where people can let their hair down." ''It's like 'Pavlov's Dog' . Just knowing you are going to have a drink, seeing II poured, touchlnll II to your lips and feeling II go down can m.ake the expectations come true and set off a chemical reaction In the body," Marlatt ' · l . TIJPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains Fall Carnival will be SUNDAY held Saturday frolli 5-9 p.m. wilh MORNING STAR _ Homecom.soup supper at 5 p.m.. and games at ' ing at lhe Morning Slar United 6 p.m. Public is invited. . Methodist Church will be held TIJPPERS PLAINS - There will Sunday. A carry-in · dinner wiU · be a round and square dance on begin at 12:30 p.m. and afternoon : Sawrday from 8-11:30 p.m. at lhe service is at 1:30 p.m.. At 7:30p.m. • Thppers . Plains VFW Post 9053 Dr. J.J. Davis ,will present a slide ' featuring . the True Country show of hiS'I;rip to EgypL The Ramblers Band. Caller is Jim Car- public is invited. -· nahan. Donation at door of $2.50 HARRISONVD.LE • There wiU ; for adults and $1 for children under be a garden ttactor pull at the , · 12. Public invited. Scipio Township Volunteer F'U'C MIDDLEPORT - . The Grubb Department on Sunday with weigh- ' · Family Singei'S will be at the Ash in at noon and pull all p.m. Street FreewiU Baptist Church in POMEROY • Mr. and Mrs. 1 Middlepon on Saturday at 7:30 Roben Wood will be horiored Sun- ' p.m. day at lhe Meigs County SeniOr COOLVIT...LE • There will be Citizens Center from 2-4 p.m. with , square dance at lhe Coolville Lions an open house hosted by their l Building in Coolville on Saturday children and grandchildren.. from 8-11:30 p.m. Music by Happy HoUow Boys. $3 single and $5 per couple. Mr. and Mrs. Roben Wood, POMEROY . The Pomeroy Eagle Ridge Road, Long Bottom, Se\'l:nth Day Adventist Church o~ will celebrate !heir 25th wedding Mulberry Heights will have a anniversary on Sunday with an seminar "Meeting Jesus" on Satur- open house given by their children, day at 4:30 p.m. This event wiU Terre and Mony Wood, and Patti ongoing for several weeks. and John Amol!l. and grandson, · Justin. · . POMEROY - The movie at the · The event will be held at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Multipurjlose building from 2-4 p.m. The couple was married Oct. 29 in 1965 in Heath by Rev. Lowell 1 cent in 1989, and that young far- Nihizer. mers ·are art endangered species. The 69th wedding anruversary of REMEMBER ' Mt. and Mrs. William Grueser was WRH FLOWEIS noted. They are charter members of To omd o beautifully lhegmnge. detlptod luneral · A thank you was read from the arran«ement, juet e1ll or vltll ,r. · j ; ..,/ Charles Karr family. . . RepOned ill was . Maxllle POMEROY Aldridge. · · FlOWER SHOP Refreshments were served by ...The Way Ame;rico Send•tove•• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grueser. · PH. 992·6454 · Wood anniversary Rock Springs Grange meets The Charter was diaped . in memory of Charles Ka!r during the recent meeting of the Rock Springs caine•.LSD. PCP, crock,.speed and Gnm doWN!rs? '77te Lowdowrt on Dope" . ~ Fry, CWA chairman, anlias 11p-to-rhe-~ information on . nounced that state grange is asking drugs. ~rid 11 ~lf-ad4re-d, l01tg. granges to make, 12x12 quilt lnuiltess-siu tll'l't/ope lind a check blocks 10 be sent to state' pge. or mtJ/Ity ordlr for $3.65 (this in- Blocks will be made into quilts and · cludts pottage and hlutdlillg) to: sold 10 defray the expenses of Na-· Lowdowrt, clo A1111 lAnders, P.O. tional Grange Session which will Box 11562, Chicago, Ill. 60611- be in Ohio in 1993. 0562. (!11 Ctinoda, ~nd $4.45.) Opal Grueser save the legislative repon on several issues, tJ11C being EHS craft Struble to present paper . . Micmel Struble, Syracuse, will be . presenting a paper in Wiliamsburs. Va: on Nov. 9. The research is enliiled "Red Dragon, Green Hiils, Black Smoke: The LA:gacy and Landscape of the Welsh Cluilcoal Iron Industry iri . jackson County, Ohio" and wilt be presented at a joint conference of the National Council for Geopaphic Education and the Pioneer America Society. The paper covers the social and ec01111mic history of the charcoal iron furnace communities, lhe ethnic and cultural inftuences of the early Welsh settlers, the architectural variations of the furnaces and the total impact upon the American cullJ11'81 landscape. Ann Landers REEDSVILLE - Revival at the Fellowship Church of the Nazarene wiU be held through Sunday at 7 p.m. nightly with Rev. Timothy Bender us evangelist. Public is invited. a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va. will speak. Public invited. Pomeroy Library on Satun!ay wiU be "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "The Puppy Who Saved the Cir· cus." Movi~ begin at 2 p.m. and all children,are welcome. ' POMEROY - The Ohio Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a Halloween dance on · Saturday beginning at 8 p.m. at the Pomeroy American Legion: Hall. The group will meet at I p.m. to decorate. Bring snacks for the pany. that food prices increased five per- UMW meets Mrs. Mamie Buckley was hostess for the recent meeting of the The Eastern Local Band Reedsville United Mel)todisl Boosters wiU sponsor the Third Women with opening prayer by Annual Arts and Crafts Fair at MrS. GI1ICC Weber. El\Stern High School on Nov. 10 Mrs. Nina Boston gave two from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. readings, ''Footballs" and "Wants." Items will be available for creaMrs. Frances Reed presided at live Christmas and fall gift ideas, the meelins in which 59 shut-in ceramics, wood working, baskets, calls were ~ned. A card was rugs and dolls. signed for a friend. The group paid Tables may be rented for SI0 or for the dusk to dawn Hght recently two for $15 and are availabl~ on a purchased, and voted to pay on . first come first ~ed basis. 1b electtic repair. reserve a table, mail a check to Ray ' ' A visit to lhc County Home was and Patty Pickens, 36215 Texas planned. '· · Road, Pomeroy, 45?69. . ; A game was played and prizes Refreshments will ~ be avail- awarded. able. . . . Refreshm!IRts were served to For more mfonnat1on call Vugil those named and·Mrs MaF)I Alice and Gem Holsinser ~ 378-6253, Bise, Mrs. sauy Bw, Mrs. Pearl Charles and Theda J:?ailey at 378- Osborne, :t.1rs. Sanl!y West, Mrs. 6447, or BiU and Twila Buckley at Nancy Buckley, Mrs. Gladys 992-2996: •· • Thomas and Mrs. Lillian Pickens. EntcnaJ~ent . throughout the Mrs Bise was awarded the door day wtll tnclude acts by local . · pnze. ~ • . SCh OOL ! "~ ' ''I I I · , , .• ' YOUR POCKETBOOK WON'T BELIEVE IT OYER 1,000 SQUARE FEET FOR ONLY $ 18318 MON.-SAT. 8:30-8:00 ·.: CLOSED , SUNDAY HOMES 385 -4367 "Where Service Meana 10% DOWN 240 IOIITHS 13% APR If delinquent taxes are paid In full or arrange· menta made with the county treasurer to pay not later than 48 houn before said publication, the parcel will be removed from the delinquent list before advertising. All delinquent Ianda will ba certified for foreclosure by the county auditor unlea the taxes, aaaamenta, interest, and penalties dua are peld. SPRING VAllEY CINEMA ' 'I 446 4524 William R. Wickline, •••• County Auditor BARGAIN $2.75 SATURDAY &SUNDAY BARGAIN N[GHT TUESDAY ~TINEES JUNCnON ~T. 33 & 595 BETWEEN LOGAN & NELSONYIUE '•.' • •' • . •' "··''·"~· ' f' .••• Your Satisfaction" ... • INSPECTING TRAPS - Arturo Clvazoa with the USDA llllpeda a bee trap ~ of Wdalp, Texu. Thla bee trap Ia the same tJPe 1n which Afiicaulled honey be• were trap~. the flrat KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN LIVERS DINNERS PINTS ·$399 ONLY $225 • •' ' Much of Ohio rates 'good' in fall color . BJ VDMed P-. Jateraa&lonal .. Much tit Ohio's green bas turned to red, orange, and yellow, earning a good rat11111 In thil week's fall colOr report from. the OhiO Departtnent of Natura! .,. f\ ·~ Reloureea. " ..., Only the Fernwood Slate Foreat In Jeueraon COunty rates acelleDt, which mean• that area baa reaebed Ita peak In color. Good nttnp come from Mohican Park and State Forest ill Au"nd COunty, Pulideraon State Park In Geauga COunty, llllt Fork State Park Ill Guernay Cowlty, Blackband Go11e State · Nature Pnllrve In L!cldlll CGutr aa. Rock -.te· Park llld f'9nlt ID lft!tJd'J:m Oounty, IDcllan Laire State ark -.te I' I ,,, ,, l 'l ! \ •• ·~ f, " ~ ... ·~ ... $2.75 ••'• '~ !he said list will be ready for publication on November 15 and 29, 1990. · . Bank gold card reserved for 16th century religious refonner:·~ • ' i ' "We are not J.dvocaUng alcohol consumption," Marlatt said. "But we realize that about 90 percent of the student population does drink and we can't bury our heads In the sand." "Use of marijuana and other drugs bas been declining since the early 80s and now alcohol is the drug of choiCe," he said. · "What we are doing Is educatlnll the students to the risks of alcohol and If they choose lo . drink, to· make them more responsible." Switching real drinks for placeWORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT - VIce President Dan Quayle baaeball cap·, who are down 2-0 In the World Series .to the jjlnctnnatt ··.' bos Is only a small part of the new stops off at El Taro Marine Station, California, aud offers Reclll. (UPI) . •, college course. It also shows encouragement to a young well·wisher sporting an Oakland A•s .:. them how m ucb alcohol their .• t.l body can tolerate, ·by weight, helglil and sex. "We are finding that more and more women students are drinkWASHINGTON (UP!)- Mar- pastor at Washington's Luther for comment Thursday, but The doesn't believe he could get a , . Ing," Parks said. tin Luther didn't gel much credit Place Memorial Church, said Washington Post reported that· gold car:d even If he tried. . · "What many women don't In the 16th century when he Thursday he received a letter · bank workers are trying to "Normally you can get a VISA', , know Is that their tQ!erence for challenged the practice~ of the !rom Chevy Cbase Federal Sav· determ.lne why a gold card would but a gold card, that puts you In" ''; alcohol is about half as much as Roman CatboUc Church, but In lngs Bank, addressed to Luther, be reserved In the religious the Donald Trump· class," he·' " men yet some try to match the the 2Qth century, he has a chance who died In 1546. leader's name. said. . '- '" men drink for drink." "It said he Is part of a unique The letter from the Chevy -·• at a $6,000. line of credit with a Meanwhlle, Stelnbruck took About 200 stUdents have com· Maryland bank. and distinguished group of peo- the opportunity to write a · reChase bank forced Stelnhruck to '' pleted the program so far and The German religious re· ple," Stelnbruck told United sponse to the bank, to tell It wonder whether any other nota·, · •· their drinking habits have been former, wbose criticisms of Press International. ''It said he Luther doesn't need a line of bles In the Washington area bave' •! " rigorously monllored In follow· Rome resulted In hls.excommun· has preferred status." been offered the card. " credit. up studies. ''I assume the same letter and. ' , !cation and paved the way for the •'When II comes to credit. we ''These · students have shown birth of the Protestant faith, bas The Jetter announcJns Luther's don't need any," he said. "We appllcation went to Abraham.. .; an average 50 percent droP In a gold card waiting for him In gold card was signed by Donald have unlimited credll, which Is Lincoln down at the Llncoltt , , Memorial," he said. "Attlla th~ _'i their blood alcohol levels when Chevy Chase, Md. Moz;oney, a vice president at the grace. And he already enjoys a they now drink/' Marlattsald. Hun would probably get one If his .• The Rev. John Stelnbruck, bank. Moroney was unavalla ble preferred status." · Stelnbruck. said the offer was !lame . appeared In the phone .. · appreciated, however, since book.,. Luther never received such recosnttlon during his life, and still Our minister~ winter Ia almo-1 ,;,! suffers some questions of legltl· upon us. His well-heeled parishioners 1 macy over the reforms he are flocking tony to the Southwest: .' "., Pioneering tor our times: stirring .. ' advocated. The pastor also noted that he the milk Into the pack~ cake milt. ~ DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE · In compliance with provisions of Section 6721 .03 of tha Ohio Revised Code, there will be published In a newspaper during the next few· weeka a list of those penona who are delinquent In payment of real eatata taxes in Meigs County. said. " Coupled with the right setting, a placebo can do tbe same thing - making a person feel · more relaxed and talkative, even Increase sexual arousal and trigger the 'buzz' associated with aicoho~" he said. "We had one student wbo was actually slurnbllog around and making continued sexual advances toward one ofthe women," he said. "One of the students today even looked a little blas led," said research associate George A, Parks. The program Is not without controversy. It also Involves serving alcohol to ~tudents over the legal age of 21 and several years ago publlc criticism nearly ended it. '• l'lliJ NI fl ~~A': •. ' f'fH SEE THIS 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME ONLY AT . OPEN · Pomauy-Midclaport. Ohio Students belly _u p campus bar to lea•..• dangers of alcohol Frktay. Octo.,_ 19. 1990 Plga 8 Food Fair helps note Peace Day 1990. Flldly. Octollel 19, 1990 . The DeilY Sentnei-Paga 8- ~ . I sbte •• In Logan County, Hocklnl Hills Slate Park and State Forest In Hocking County, a,nd Lake Hope State Park In Vinton County. Reports · of fair · come from. Maqmee Slate Forest In Lucaa County, Hueston Wooda State Park In Preble County, Paint Creek State Park In Ross County, and Shawnee Slate Park and Slate Fo~t In Scioto County. The good rating meana the leaves are moatly colored, and fair the leaves are beginnina to turn. The brUIIance In color Ia beiDa . attrlbullld to tbe abundance of rain t111a aUIIUIWr and tbe warm natller In late auminer and mean• early fall. I knowD to have ci'G8sed the border, Aswarm of the more qgresalve bees were Identified al the A.RS Honey Bee Lailoratory Iii W811laeo, Texu. The A.frlcaulzed bees were destroyed at the lite. (UPI) Weekend Steelals FRIDAY I OCTOBER 19I 1990 USlGNA DIINEI ......................................,.,I3.2S /1. aenorouo - • af DellciOuo And Tooty Luegne. lerwcl With A CrloP Tolled Solid With Dreoelng af Vooir Choice .. d Aloo l..,od With HaJ J Garlic lrMd or Hot Roll. SUNDAY, OCTOIEI 21, 1990 IO. . .QD IOAST PORK DINNEI.........;.......................... S4,95 A a.. ...,., Pordan af 0,. Own HOIIIII.OoQd llooot Park lerwd With MUhtd PotM- • Or.vy, Homemede D...... Homuaokod a ....... A Hot Buttered RoM. ColfM. Regu ..r or Declfllnotld, lath F.-lyl-. NEW FALL HOURS: Mon. -Sat. o.,.;, 11 A.M .; Iunday. 10 A.M. c, ...,..,,,.,.. Your New Unibiit Home At Low Year-End Prices. Take Delivery of Your New Home Between January 1st and March 31st 1991 and Save Big ... Have Chuck Wingett Put in Your Foundation or Save Even More Starting in December When You Do Your O~n Foundation; · Call For Details. Ch.uck Wingett Builders 1 Cerol Ln., Athena Oh• 5112-4119 or 592-3749 �' flhfl .,, UCCIOI*' 1~. 19BU -, ,.. ; Ftid&Y· Octoba- 19, 1990 Help Wanted 11 Classifie RACINE GUN CLUB • The Area·'s Number 1 Marketplace . GUN SHOOTS hOOP.M. Days 1 3 60 1 I 15 . 14.00 ti.OO 19.00 013.00 15 15 115 II Monti!IV SUNDA-YS o..., 1S Wor• Rate WordS . 12 . . . . .actwy .20 . 30 .. 4:Z. . CW.Miy SHOOTS S1'An SEPT 1 eO 11 .30/drt .01/dll'l ......... ,. w. ..,.Clift ..... - •d• t t no ch•ae. . A!IIIII IIIII .I~ lilt: II Is · Card ot Thanlitl In MtmOfllm 9-W•n• to luy 992 - M•ddte>ort Pom•ov :111-\hntan 985 -C h"t• f 843 - PonlanCI 24·7 -Letart Fails 949 ·- A•c•ne G11ne~e 218-G.,.,.n Otst 143.- A,.b,. O•st 742 - Autllnd 379-WINnDt I I ' I o'l' •• ftESOLUTION 118.90 WherMe. the SUite of Olllo dllll• to acqulr• 1 r• ..,.,., ........, far hlwl•wav pu,.,... on end - Olftlln IIndt. owned by the .,...._ of Pomeroy, ~· fo ..w.: ,,,, A ........ ••d -rrf lind, Identified u Hlahway PMCel No. 21 T. qontlilninl • earea. mor• or INt. """INd for the ·au7.43Z ... ft. I _ . rrf U.8.R. No. 131124, S.C. 12.98, In Melal Coumy, Ohio. ....C -...... the · - of Ohio 1111 -dtheeum .rrf One HWICINCI Dallarw (~100.001 for the purdleM rr1 Mid re..........,. ..... now the,.,,. IE RESOLVED, ly the llotNd rrf D l - of till \llo fete rrf Po......., tllet "*"'rr RloMnlleyllr, Mayorofthe Vllfete, .:;::1• with .....,. M Tr-rw· • l2 - Moi!Mte11cmn for SMe 773 - M•son for Sale 34- Bus•n•s Bu"dtngs JS ·· Lot• & Acruge Bll ...;,New Havtn Jti - Rell En•t• Wan1•d CGIIIIPii'tl Groemlng far AlllrNds ·•Winda..,.,lt..,.llallellthl ,J, ~ Public Notice URHr:::uRc:,;ny MDIOII for S1le 2os N. Second s-t -· Business Service$ ellect end 1111 not liMn ,.. In Wltnen-.ot.I"- ntme of !hit -pooellon to IXeoiUI tnd ........ to the s- of Ohio ell - r y Mreunto tublcrlb1d mytlg.. ntture. end m ..hed the ln-to.t~Mte_.t· -1 ofthll uldtlth VI.... Po......., t18y of 0o' end eufllcllm of euch property1o the Sblte ot Olllo, at the . . contidlnltlon. _ Richard S.,llr. Mrtor . Vllllge of Po........, I, lrwt. Manit. Clerk· IT,.... of the lllllege of Pomeroy, hoNby _,.,., that on tM 11th drt of Ootober, 1890, there ... hlld a - g of the Pomeroy VII· taber. -n 11 , _ L Morrla. Cle.. IT_.. 1101 18, ~:a- of PoiMrOY Public Notice ,..,_with 1-. end the bvlowe of tM Ylllege, et which RESOLUTION 101.10 1 quorum w• pe-nt; thllt BE IT REBOLV.ED by the . the above II I OiHIKI copy Council of IM VHiegt ol Poof a reeolutton lldoptecl et meroy, Ohio, oil . .- . uld IIIMilnl, and ...d thtliiiO OOIICUtrlng: lhettheCIIrti/T- II• the 8trMt the ...,al Fund to F181d for !he .....,.Cion of This taber1, 1110. lrende L. Morrie, Cllrlc · Oc· Rlclllnl hyllr, ,...,... LorryWehrung, Pree. 'Pomeroy Vlllege Council PUBLICATION 110111. 1tc Area Ostomy Association Monthly Meeting Sunday, Oct. 21 at2:30 P. CUSTOMMT HOMES & GAIAGEI 992-5335 • 915-3561 Ana r ... Paot OfflaJ 21 ,,,,,.,., OliO c 614·91'~~~JIO ol NIM/t,.,t FIT and·TRIM OCTOBER ' SPECIAL UPHOLSTEIY 10 nsm S2900 OPiflll APPOIIIMINT CAll 36 Yeon lapor\Otlee 213 ... S.C... Ml.llplrt Hnncl Tufting Cu.tam D111pes 614-991-2321 We Wtl Do Whet We S.y. . 111-11-1110. ON l·ACRE LOT All utHidH Including TV cable. 1 ~ blithe, RACCOON SPORTSMAN CLUB SHOOnNG . MATCH Every Sunday Starting .t 11 :00 A.M. lttwHn Wilkesville and Salam Center new root oompletwfr remocWM: new modem kitchen ' lnclullng el eppllon-, oerpot througllout, lerae patio end workehop, ful beument, -vinyl tltlng with lneu~. eleo b l - In lneuletlon, otomi doore and full length eunporch, out bulcln8 end Mnlll gereae. OLD TOWN FARM INC. 675-3963 BISSELL I lUilE REDUCED TO *28.000 FOR QUICK SALE CONSTIUCnOftl .,_.... SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT-992·5107 IN Mil North tf P-y, Oh. 01 St.lt. 33 •NnwH•• eGarapt Rill Estatn General l .• •o.Wing Stop & c-pan Pr~ lstllllat• 985-4473 . 667·6179 r.tp"' ..-.\ ~\ •t I.' . _. ··' _._...__ IO.Ilao. EYDY 12 "'""' !ltott- Oily Strkttr Ear.atl . 1-ZS.' ~ Yard Sale II - sA b 8 PO•IOY,OI. 1127/'10/t - tald PomeiO'tr Middleport · & VICinity OHIO PALLO COMPANY Fact.ry CW.. SOUI- '· t-----------r------------1 on Oot. 11, tt, a Fooio Public Ssle &Auction · ., alii'S AHUANCE SEIYICI • $at. 12 "-·II ...... 992-SS!S er.fl5·3561 .. ....... Williswlllt • ... Salem Clntlt' a.:- ·- ... OHice STEWART'S oVINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN GUNS & SUPPUES INSULATION s. .. ,.,,.., ..... ..., BISSELL SIDING CO. Wanted to Buy --..g '!!.~'.!1.- or Iorge' --.·gs,.,...,..7111. , ~. 9 Sp11tll• 111111•" Buy. 1811 orTI'IIdn Want tobvr wood coall; . . . . .~ IOUtUtl'l ·· ' To 11ur. Junlo Aatoe' .., "' ..haul Clll' ......... Guns OPEII IOII.·SAT. lG-5 "Free EetinMitM" ,... 741-2411 PH. 949·2.01 . or 1... 949-2160 '~,c;:o, •'10-1 - 110 SUNDAY CAW 4-15-.1111 SIIBI&TIEE 1.. L HOLLON 'IIIM' cnl TIUCIItiG ·' liMOVAL CIIIS111, OIIOt . Snffenl Sditll ...... lt. 1.. (6UI*·M16 1t 1·108-871·St67 ac~ ~I ~:ggl~!.. r~ HC:u': CIIJI ~75 -1450. 1981 S ·IO Pickup. LAw m1tn, !Hie owner, good· ...-..,. 614nlt2·2153. .. Retrtgerator, 2dr, Whitt, &95; Refrigerator, COpptrton•, Froetfree, 41~zs·, Ro!rl..,.rttor 19H DD!Ige Dokalo is,OCIJi miiH, Oiye: 114-211 1111 ' Evonlngrr: IM-_.329. ' ..- sldextldt, Whittta. Ukt New, S_250; Kenmore wa•her, $9&; Whirl~ ·Wathtr, Lllce N.,, $195; Gao Rongo,~. 30 Inch, HarVIII Gold, $95; """ Rongrr, 3& inch, White, $95; EIIICirtc Range, :ro Inch, W.hlto, $150; Eloctrlc 73 Vans & 4 WD's It&t mttoo, ~ · . ~ ,.,..,,.., ""· 114. kile, Moaan Apto, NC, troo troohhopick up~ llundry r.om, equal u• lng opportunity. CIOM to .cbooll and etore. Pay full NCwlty dtpoell nd aet • moritholro.~ ron!. 304-~07. 54 Miscellaneous 61 F E I ann qu pll'lent Merchandise ~14-146-73118. , ~. ~fn~ftltt:n.h$145.2Dh ~ '!.!~ioY!M"tp ~~ncH =~~lc s!'!~lc ~ ~·.Ot · ~~- 614~4~. IV81 Ford 414 VI ·44paod. 614-'NZ.2072 altor e:30 prn. Larry Uvtly.IM IN 1111. · Employment SCIVICCS •uGHT HAULING •fiREWOOD · BILL SLACK •' 992-2269 USED RAilROAD m .. 12·10 IanlEI Construction 112-BOOI ~Gutter ~ H"Jlrnet · _56..,..,...,.......,.."""'...,....,..--- ~n. ,_ ••c. r i::.·~·~c:.~=t·.:~~~· f:l~ · ----------I s- :a ·1 74 "r:'i't~~it tit 1~. A"""oedl 1112 MK70, double ... pondo, CA. On orlvole -'Ill tal ln AodniY· 114441-1131. r............ Business Opponunhy INOTICEI . . OMIO VALlEt PUIUIIING CO. r • • • thll ~ c1o bual- POIEIOY -l'rleeiiAflodr'lt- This Zstory 11111111 has a flllliiJ 100111. 3 bldraa•. 3 porcher, _ . 1111111' 'llllmloo Pflll wtndotrs, .... IIIII tllillol. Jlllf lll.toe '1 • ........ ,.., ............... _ . .h , . . , . . . y o u = IIOI'teNiMI-1 ... I ==-·~~; · =.bed ~JI ,To.~~'1~l.~::'.J~~~~':~'=-'~x~C:!~~I ~uga, Price • .0:54~.,......,....,.,...,..=------ :! 1'(.r:,m=r:,tr,r::t;.:b1~ .,, --1M . . SPICIAI. Footory to youtlll, a or 3 bad""""1417V II the u-1111 Drlce of up. catl ,_nt 41141 tor -"·· t12* 33 Fsnn• for Sale Zt2eorelom~ln­ T.....,.Ip, IJIOCI!Ioe!. OWner will oorry oarilrect.IM·1'12-!1812· BRING hM~ 44 Apartment tor Rent 2br Apt. Loloyotto lloH $360 to $421 ... ,......... '" •· lllllhlto, Dopod requlrocl. 114-77$3, IM..t41-4m. 'Pllt-1, 2 bod--' ....I ,_.,~ ~-175-1104, .\ - ~ =-~~ !""' ~ 1 I HI~ ~~t!:.,~.~ ock.Y J •1- . . , 2br, Rt. 211. IIM-251 &1151. ft In F"'nanl: - r y . Mz'lllh3br, 2 lUll bolltl, In goOd cond ton, 1250 ptuo depoeR,II$ ue 11114. NfW-, " ·,~. ·· ·~ ·· ... Trojan Bone .. !1. - ~· 75 BOltS & Motors for 5818 . •, g:,..Qulty to AJoo S Ed. ,. For . . (liiiJ ... IIDZ Open 7 claJI 1:00am Hlllailoro Fill Truck Bodo, CillO to11 :00 prn. 3 A - H~choo For Plol!upo ;i-77.:..;.7--=-:--:---:!lola Priced From ....oo lnotot- llorla'l Auto ..,_na led. Llrr Supptr of TNier I.K ~ on II wetuloltL ...... .tCIJIGiill1 ~AI- 1111 Ponlllti Orand Prbr: moot Any Kind 01 Voh- ... 1112 1o1c1t 11aaa1 u. Flm For Fut, Friendly .-, 1W Chowlte viol. Ph. 614~-.:1, IIOn-Frl, .Uimo., 1112 1u1ok 11eaot N,BIIW. uo':""n:'~"F­ Jim'l Fenn lq.._nt ~~;Jfo 44 _; GOVIR,_INT IIIZID WOOl __ lelltpollo, lon_l 114 _ fi.-., - traotora a lmpllmelltL luy, 1111, trHt, I:DD-1:00 ..-...,.. Sat. !Ill Noon. ttoo.- ~-. ·.welul• •••tl Chi!Je. ~ Vour - - . 1 1 1 - tit. I-101ft. I .. •. · 1m 11 ft. Bearcraft ,.,._ Boot. 121 HP, Evlnrudoa com ete top new u Call affor :011 p.m. ~211-13!e wa aro ...-TEAIZINGJOrte. torVIce · - - ·AIVEIISfDE WoSHRINKWR/Jo.P. MARINE Grtllloollo, OH. l14-44f. 2424, 1.-1ZHZitl. 76 Auto Parts & Acce88orles n Auto Repair Dovla TronemiNion. Worl< on eN cal'l! and tnacka. lion. ttwV F~cley I :OO.StOO. ISel. 11110.12:00. Third and VIand StrMI. 304-fll. 13!11. ' 79 C1DP&rs& Motor Home• lml I ton Dually CAMPER SPECIAL H•vy Duty, 4154 :1:~~~~-·\;. ;For=--:..::-le::-:c':-hu=p;;;.:=33::;;..,11."""'tra-v-ll ~ II I l l . . . ~ tNIIer. Full bath, new ca,_, ~ com!"oo~ khchen, a01111ni , coucllllon ,,.._..,., -~ ~ Services F. --------~------~ 81 Home "' ~ = Improvements BASEMENT ~ WATERPROOFING : Uncondhtonot llfltlmo guo..,. .• IM. Loeal nferencH furi'llehed "' F,.. o o t l - Coli co11oc1 1: • Jt4-23/oG4M, day or night. ~ RagiN . . nt Wat-~ finO. "'~ Fire, Smoke, and Soolf Don't let --: winter burn you up. Get lhat ~ chlmnoy chocked rMino - : opoclotl $40.00. par ~- .J chocked I IWOIII. Spoclel Ool- 31, I teO. lntorlor I Ez. • torlor <:ompanr, 4 Mil C...k, ' G111lpolle, OhiO 45131, to 25V3. ~ - -'1 .14-441- <:omptoto Mobile Homo 114 up11 •' · I ropolra, aloa pl~mbl1 ~ ellctrlclll, roofing, : potloa I decke Ole. REMODE !. INGI Reterenc8e. EtlllftiiiM.., 614-216-1111. . "' ;;R:::an="•o:'-;TY;:-';S;c...t=ce-,-_...--,-::-::f...!= In Zenith 1llo - rklug other branda. HouN Ollie, ~ t;r oomo appliance ,....,,.. wv:1 304-6/1-23118 Ohio &14448 24154. ~ Roofing, pointing, ..,...,.., y,. Dlumblilg end ICC 1 ~ rlea.. Ciutl'llniMd work whh ,....._,. - · Con, boat • - ..,..., • guarantoo. 114-446-7212 or • 111-llll4. . : RD4.., orr cabll toot drilling: : wallo complolecl- dri.~ :;n:~ and ....... *'.. ... 1 Saptlc Tank Pu""""" $ttl Gillie Co. RON EVANS ENTEAPhtii!S, . . . . - . 011 1-800-137..621. Dovlo S.W.Voc Sonrtoo, Goo ~ CrMII Rd. Parlo, ~ ptloe, plclurp, and dolvwy. ,,._, -.ci2M. . ., 82 Plumbing & Heating 84 Electrical & Refrigeration =-==------- 9'= ~ Motolt't._(\lf. \ IV- s·-·~· 10 ~.- ,_, 1 < ha-rdilY ~. 110,.,;-~·JF: i a"h · - W . 304-1 feet ape,$ . 1 Nt suzt*l Kilo,. 100, , _ motzloro, 7,100 mltao, illlll 614-441-e0154. / · ____:__.:_....., .. : :t ~ock Hau~ ·~· ••oon. :2-:::n::::.~::-:,-:b~u.:::N;.c;:am.:.;;:. Coli taw......; 8~-24. ton~ · eom'PtonfOf· Qu.a~or ~ntlques & Muel .... ~184W288. ;;.:;:.::=::::..:.::.=::;::::::;___ !~itmu~ema.-:,1 =~~ g:~g~vt~'aitt:'~· cg~:~~ =~:·::.,!:r8:',;~~~J: =··.'~tti:U,r;;:po~.~fiti~ 33,000 actuol new~ $3,415. AC 4 air IVI5 S·IO Blutr, 414, alwayo tnetdo. 5 Shank oKC. 110 cond, 114, ca.. ehlMI plow. ll1d1 1nd 211-41 · • riding aulk• ' ...,...-.~ -· · IV87 Chevy Con 31 000 JIM •--•~ lla.-y II wllh nM end cite. 11' m '1 tMH. 4-446-7llllftwl:30p.m. 1187 Jee WrangleiLVIf'Y --..ill 62 Wanted tO Buy cand. IOVO Fonl p ......." ; ; : cond, 304...71..,..., ·~ .r W.IHII:· 3100 to IOOG pound 12 Wtll eleCtric wench. Clift 1,.. Truck ~- and MOt:, w/4 IIIW Mo.nt 1 ffDIIII 8-6 pm. l14--t4t. Motor, Cal aflw lp.W.. ,..._... 214C afler 1 Pfll lt1d Ilk lor M53.. . Mllce. . lh ~".;· . :::~:;•nog::!::::m:::'n::m:::ln!.:.~----noh--l-ne 2 ~ronco • aftorlp.m. ~i:;:::==~===~==~=;;;;;~ 1178 DodgeIIM-211&-13311. 4drlvo, Clll :f:~:T.~~~· :t:..":""' ~=t::r.,o;i~· llitve =:tJ~IIrit~'~\,~ ' . · Repe~t -lo. 1. o~rt Hou.-hold tumlahing. 112 m J. J1rrlcho fld; Pt. Pleasant, WV, alling h40o..Inc'!, o ury'!~ $95; KonOM3od90om . 2br ~ . .. m. 614-441-· WRonglo, Avacoto, $95; mo·re Dryer, New Model, · $125i N~ty lurnlahoct moblla homo, 1 All In Exconont Slutggo Condition Ana milo 1111- town, ovorlooklnf. Gaurant.octl Ap~ ~· h 011 ~-· R0 pllancos , m Uppor Rlvor Rood, ~6M-44&-0338:.:..:~:::.=·---,-,--,-~ow ecc.ptlng appllcallont tor .. . .m'S MO.II HOME . i LomtM .. IVI5 5 ·10 olck up, IU ,_ cond, h,ilt 304-171!1114. NtWIUt~ 1 .. 12·'10-1 .... · · W HIS.: Wld.-l'htn.-Frt. 5.00 p.&-11:00 P.lllo •tnNG & COOUIIG n,.._ board, w/pads, hNter, repair idt. '14-446- NOW OPQf' Wed. thru Sat. 915-4422 Modorn 1br, Apt.6M-44e-Q3VO. • """"""• 1V84 GMC Slorra ClaMio, 2501: 29,000 octuat mlloe, 10ppor i trollar pocklgrr, $7,300. ~~46'3415. . "9 GAME ROOM •GRAVEL •UMEITOI\It;.. •FILL DIRT., •ANYTHINIJ AT AL.Ir Oracioue living. , and 2 bed~ roo. m apartment• at Vlllage M•nor 1nd . RlversiCit Apa~monlaln Mlddllport. From $1911. Coli 814-112·7187. EOH. VOf, - · Business 35 LotS & Ac ag · _ . re 8 Opportunity ___ ! Z lola, 1111111 · houoo, Rt. ---.:~~:.:::.::::!... 21 leBO Ford e - aut-w. 114-311-8112. • "1: RENT TO OWN ~tump removal, y1"rd work, · 614-446·3156 So uon od I oh , oak, hickory 6 woad g10up r,r p ~-- 1 ... ,.•"" tlrwwood, · dollvo-• --• o H 11 . 61..-388-643. WHk. 4 . poster bedroom au te, ltacked. $55. ..tu Ac.:.;H Approx. ' 1 1crw, wood.d I po$r, 10 ....k. 1 n....,.S00-74'1--4 EJCt. . ctty wat1r1 owntr Un~nclng, Jer· · c 1 ,.. '· per Vinyl hldHI--way bed, gu • 445 1013 rlco Roao, Polm PtooNnl, wv wHk. Magic Chof 14 cu. fl. oloctrlc hNtara, cofloo loblao, Relrtger1tor S12.U per wttk, 15 carpet, dinette ..c:, 1wlvel Local Vending Route. · Hottallt 304472-8401 or 312.2578. New Mlchlnll. CASH Butla One bedroom 1ptt. for rwht. ,ou. fl. freezer, $'10.90 per rocker, 114-446-3224. n....1.aoo.J41.C4CSEKt . . O.J. White Rd., 2 aer• wooded $225 month: Depotlt requh•d. Wllk.vi•Ra Furniture. At. '141, 4 . 1013 building lot, I'Md)' to build on, 114-902-2211 after 6 p.m. mlias off At. 7-Centenary.Ope"n 7 WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS Manufecturer Hlllng wlter ma- restricted, $8,900. 614-245-1585. days • WHk. Ran Alll•or.:! 1.1210 Second Ave, chinu, klell route tor ull. Small Furnished Etflcl•ncy, GeUipollt, Ut1 814-4441o4338. buslneu. Above Route 2 Athton, 1 acre lot11 3 autlable far 1 person, center•l good cond, $200. ovorogolncamo. 211-2112·9490. mlloo oouth Galllpotlo l.oc:Ko, hell, par1<1ng, depooit & ZorcK captor .$2800. Fax lla· 63 Livestock public water, no rutrtctlon.. ret.rence, 114-446-0338. SWAIN chine $1100. ltemt e moe. old. -,:;._,._::;;..;.;:.:,;:;.;;:;;..___ ~.. 'ill dl 10m1 whh r1 lront -.._ C1ilafter 7p.m. 814-441·1800 Can ~ vwr_. ., ng ven ng route wr age. _.,. TWin Rlverw Tower,,~81ng for AUCTION & FURNITURE. 82 ' Su Nlce l•lgum Coli, I montlte okt, -:,..urot kicobua'l1n°nt, & 5 2338 the Elderly and mndleapp.d. ·Olive St., OallipoJia. New I UNCI · $400, 304-671-2224. .... -uout AJ)IIrtmente now •v•llalbt.renl· fumlture, hllttl'l, Wtstem & lnqulrtoo Onlyl216·762·2020. 36 Real Estate lng far 30,. of oct(uotod Income. Worll bocts. 614-448-315Q. , _ Ouotlty . VENDING ROIJTE: Local. Graot Wanted zoo Second St. orr con 304-e'IS-I 55 Building Far Sole. 114-a..u:a. cooh Jncomo. · High traffic 1167!1. 53 Supplies · Will do C!rdom locotlono. Ea'f won.. Will Train. Fann Up To $50,000, Lond Con- ~U~ntur;.:...nlohld==-=-:bod=r-:oa-m-:.c:,cP:I::~:-. lng. (1111. Gaoeonock Trlllor) 1-800-127-5300. · · t111ct up to ,0% Down. CION to ment. Stove and Nfrtgrrratar Buy or sell. Riverine Antiquee, Block, brick, uwer Dlpee, win· Chuck WIUIImt, 114-24 MOM. Galllpolle. l14-446-0241 Ext. 49. fu 1 hed 0 I d N 1124 E. Main St,.et, Pomeroy. doWI, llntelt, etc. Cl1ud1 WJnNood ..... manoy? Make JCIUr 22 Money to Loan ..:: .614-M"~; roqu ro • 0 Hours: M.T.W. 10:00 o.m. to 6:00 tori, Ria Grando, OH can 814- 64 Hay & Grain 225l · Wanlld: Buildable Und, for ,_.I. gwn hou,. demonahatlng toys r p.m., Sundly 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. 245-5121. -___..;.;.:!,...:;.,~:;;;,;__ 1 614 992 2526 • . PetsforSale whu.t ....... I"M-112· --• No doll r1 _... 6037. Top Cash paid. Old fumllure •artnt-. ve na. no t_,. Cnh Advance•, no • · • paid. 6 · 1837. cuboarda, quina, orlentll , -:- M 1 B od u. 1o ~- 1 ct h 1 Tl 1 collectlna. Call Friendly Hom• eecurhr dtpot~H, no credit F nl od paintings. to"•· or ontlro 011110 1 a • ••g1e, etart lo run. n.Y r '""'•· ovw rnolny. Prtrtlea C/0 A- B14-t4..2029. chock. I·V00.221-0048. $1UB Upotalra. ur oh , 3 rvomo, callcolfoct 304-52,_ 3275 . $35, 304..75-51141. !,"!":'_Boloe In the Flold. BMAI.a booking perU• 1nd or fM. ba.th, clean, air, wuh/dry, n.. ·--falling ardonr. corpol,_ no pota, roforonco, G"""" and SUpply Shop-Pol LOANS BY MAIL dopoon 814-44$.1519. 54 Miscellaneous G""""lng. All broode. Att llvtoo. Her For Sail: $1.21 por Bele. HOllE TYPISTS, PC uaora Up to $5,000 In 12 houra. wo Houses for Rent Merchandise Jam• Pol Food Dollar. Jutle Mulch Hay, $1 par Sale,l14-3&1' 41 -· $35,000 potonUat. coil holp L"u got 0 "!&~': 45 Furnished Wtbb. Colt 6t4.ol41-0231. 0112. ::~~- (1) 805-887-8000 Ext. B- ~~ all. 1-IQ0.2 · 2 bedroom houH, untumlst..d. Rooms 10 tt." fiberglas• Wilton Satellite AKC R~'ed miniature DechTransporlation • NeW pelnt, carptttd. Deposit dlah with all equipment .$800. thund PUpplll, $150 uch. 114INTEUIGENCE JOBS. CIA, US required. No in•Jd• pitt. Rooms available for 2 or 3 C9"" 614-992-3936 1tter 4:30pm. 379-m5. 141992--3090. Cuttome. OEA. etc. Now Hiring. 82IO etrucllon workers, 304-882· Call (11 805-687-1000 Ell. K· S S 2566. 1985 S10 Chovy Club Cob INck; AKC Roglatarocl Malo & Famale 1. tata t, 4 room a blth, Troy Bllt tiller; ch1ln type come Shlh-Tiu, have 111 •hat•, a 71 Autos tor Sale 1018 newly remodeled stove & ...f. Room• for rent- week or month. siong; 1lr compres1or; mower;-- wormed, urlou. lnqulrlee only. 1tit Ford Staka Bod Truck, AT, OWNER/OPERATOR NEEDED: 31 Homes for Sale lumlshod, $225 mo. Dopooit ,. Sta~lna at J120Jmo. Gallla Hotel. · 6ln. lablo oaw;,Gardon lool. 380 114-446-1000. · PS, PB, 18,000 original mllea, Stllctv ~ IYIIIIble. Must qulred, 1 yHr 11111: fdeal lor 814-446"·9580. Grant Stroot Middleport, Ohio. heve {IMbed• with tarp. 814-864- z story older home, ~ood cond, tingle pereon or couple, 614· 814-992~51,.., AKC regillered Minature $1700. BM-881-8031. M1t I'W'Ylllble lind c ct with 446-3667. SIHplng rooms with cooking. Schnauz.- puppln, $'100. each. ,..-... on r• · Also tralltr apace. All hook-ups. 23 ft. camper with Tamden 304-678·2233 or 576--2483. · 1178 Corvono, T~opo, air, PW, aut~. cond. 73.000 mn... Program Coordnltor nHded ~wn payrMnt, 304-675-6830. 2br houH, 58 Mil( CrHk, Call after 2:00 p.m ., 3Q4.7'7J. whule. SINpt 6. hklng $1450. part time for localartt orgtnlza- 3 bedrooms haull, land con· t1 751mo. plua dtposlt; 814-446- 5651,,MI.ctn WV. 4 tlrn 1nd whnla hubC1pe off All brwd rlpet groopolm~, 1 uklng 17,200. 114-182·7048. 3810, 814-44&.1340. lion. Strong org~nlzatlonal 1nd trtct, 304-675-51!)4. S10 pick-up $85. 4 Pontiac Fiero yaart IXJM enct. Af mon 1!111l Bulok LoSobro, Umhod, communlcallon eklllo, writing badroom· -trio toncod 46 Space for Reni whHta. $85. 614·992-7641. I no anowor, 4dr, S.dln, 1uto, AJC, PS, PI, 3 111 lntereet1 In1education 3br, brlclc full home, 1 112 1betht, AMIFII Storoo, I family owned, ability 1nd Dullet d hlrl tolalelec. banmenl, 1cre yard •....,. Mt. Atto, $250. month, eo · A·78·13, 2 studded tirn-$25 neceeury. nc u • shaded lot. 7 mllll lower Al.7. $100. ucurity cltpoell, reference untry Mobile Home Park, each. 15 cu. tt. chll1 dMp D:o9 HouMt For Sale: Sever•l'o exceptlontl condiUon, 114-441· • -·& IMI:ructora, echldullna an ... required. Call bllore 8:00 PM, Route 33, North. of Pomeroy. lrllze . .... 00. 614•742_2602 ahtt 5_ 11111. 1 112 mlln aut At. 141. 1731. 6 4 24 44 pron'!otlng clauMj pliMing ~~1~· ~;>"~~~.6~~~~4!1~40~3~·:, · --: 304o675-3tl1 or304-895480'1. Lolli, rental~~t puts, tales. Call _pm. •• Wayn. ShoemaMr, 11111 Chewolol Malibu CliNIC, tpteltl event• 1nd dtelg.r:ing 4 bedrooms 12 room houM, 2 614-992·)t78. 0583. 305, v... 814-387·1710. jlri.~ICI ..... , ·-·rt•l. ~ ..... L·r .. to Ntht, At. 2 SOuth, $39,000.3043~-d roomMI·~I611ec$ZIOirlc t.nced La:rge Prlvlte Lot· GrHn lac•l Adlumlnuml framed storm wino ... canorw --Jan r• ......,... ..,.. 578-2894. • nar · ,.no, . month, Sc · on. S ztll: 41x41(2), 54x41(2), .,....,_,.,"" ·, ~· • preferred. Send reeume, lnclud· 00. Hcurity dtpod, ,.lertnce hOol Dlt1rfct. Rt. 141 4 775 53x28 112{41 . .Double slfength SI11111M1 1nd Hlm~layen kfttene. 111711 Chevy Impala llotlon 3011auto, tully equlppod, ~ appt~blo roloroncu P. 0 , 5 ocrll. 32141, 2 lovolo, 4'bod· roqul~. Coli baton 9:00 PM, Aria. 614 U6 4053. gtaoo. $200. 614!992-5720. 614 44& 3844 aftor 7 p.m. one own«, uo ~ 304-171BOx 4'72, Galllpolle, Ohio 45631. rooms. 3 batM,o11rnany extra 304-t?a-;3911 Or 304..at5-3801. Fl h ~ k, 2413 J • 47 ·Wanted to Rent Solgo 1 off.,.hllo, Lovo Soat a. • .an oc-· ~va. 10 2933. -PAOORAM DIRECTOR featu~ energy lclent, High 3 bedroom home, hlrdwood Couch. $17!5. 614·245-9430. Point P ...Nnt,4304-1'75--2013, 10 81 NEEDED: Proa111m. Coonllnlltor 50't, -G'15-30i9 or &~5-7'32 4 . tloora, ~rntnt, eiOM 10 Wanl to rent 3 bedroom house gel Ht up l'l · lnd pi 117'9 PlymOuth VOla,.., Sl1nt 8, 'auto, new tim, $800. 614-448nMded pert trme lor local art• 7 room, t-112 ba.th, 1.3 •o,.., H- hosplt.ll, store, tchoalll, $380. north of Point Pleasant, Hud Buck Woodburnlng Flrep11ce complete $43.25. 0278, aft• 8p.m. , Organlution. Strong orrt:,nlza. dltlonal 33 acree h!olntlng and ~r month. Reply Bu P~1"' '.4 Pl. approved, 304-1954050. Insert, 1350.·614-446-0183. Four yur Dkf AKC Reg. TrMing llonll 1nd commun tlon limber. 614-992·1'118 or "1·384lt. Register, 200 fptaln St., Paint W nled 314 8 h Ctmetery Let: 11, 2, 3, 41n Evw- Walker male, trt-eolor. Sprtno 111t Buick century! Auto Trlnt, !kJIItl writing abllhy 1nd Inter- 20V7. Pleasant, WV 25550. bI : R 01.111 lo rent or listing Lifo 11 Ohio Vottav crllk rock bnd. 814-t92-3871 Good tirtt AC, ookl QOOd, lilt n .tuca11on n•c•nry. 1:;=--...,.-:::...,...,.----,uy on ltnd contract 614-446-, 1ft 6 Nnognoot, .,000. BM-3111-4507. Dull•' Include hlrl~ lnllru~ 7 room• 1 112 bltha, country 3 bedroom hOUH, 3~5-3888. 4212. Memory Gardent, It, ,961 Prtce. « :30 prn. M111 Cocker Spaniel· 7 moe. 1982 4 door Chevr Citation, a · tora, tchedulln~~~ -In~ living but cloHRtto M•~• Sc_haol 3 8M·tJ83..4221 Oct. 51t1 ... 1nd ,.._ .._ Boctroom ho..o aood 49 F Le thru Oct 21ot except · old. .....r Jl,OOO. 6M.m. $100. 8!4-446·2027 aft• 5 eye11n d ar, 4 a,_... ell-, ptennlnJ apocl ond town. . lono, nllahbarhoocl 304-875- rl or or BSe . · . . 110 P H2..102eftorlpm. I or •• ... r.:.cl,..ll,..u-n"ll•-. Mull aoll boautllul AKC •m~•• · - ~"h _..tl wltti people. ~ prefer- 2097. 3"'1Mdroom houu, very cl•n, 1800 sq. ft. uch. $650 a month. ~ gamn, 814-258-1267 evenings, Shih lku aloo black & ton fomalo 1· - _ . ...,, Wn T•opo, good lllnloturo Ptnachar. 30W75- ~: = : , . c e r , Marroon rod. Sooncl rMUnte, Including GOVERNMENT HOMES lrom $1 good nolghbo.-, 304-675- ~=~~~-".!. Ohio. 614-286-7044, 614-446·228i dayo. f301 or 1pply 222!5 Lincoln Ave. - "'HU applicable relerencn to P.O. lox4~ Galllpolla, OH 45e31. (U repair). Dtllnquent tax Concrete & pllttlc .. puc t1nk1, 31138. Rqn ~vans Enterprlllt, J•ck~ Peacocb, GOIIt, I. Duckl. 1M2 LTD CY, loaded. Onl propertr· Aepote ... tona. Your 4 bedrOom t.rm houu wilt. tr. ReatoNibll Prien. 114-388- owner. $181. 1141843-1281. Ru It accepl:lna 1ppUcatlon• are~ (1 805-687-8000 Ext. GK- gu and water. 130 aer•, out· son, OH 1-80~37-9528. tor day & nenlitg ~ltiont, 4M2 for ·current l'8pO lilt. !KIIIdlngill. $300 monthly PIUI 1541. IV83 Grand Marqule, ' " oond, Apply M 1103 Eatem Aw, Gal- Acre lnd half or moN behind depoett. Referenc• requlred. Dtalgner Br1da:l Gown, I Head PoodiH: toye. tucupe, AKC. near new tlrea 1rid tnkH. New lljlallo. IM-112·2381 dayo. 5I DrHI, Slzo 14, Sorlouotnqut~oo Tiny m•ln, buiutltul femaiH. 118 echoeks. Hlah mileage. 304tho folrg!Oundo an Crow Rood Household OnJy. 614-441-1000. Aioo oduH doga. Lorge CO(IOII. 175-5057 after IIllO PM. Saito Olflce Clorll: Typing, In Pomwoy. Caii614-Vt2.S303. 4 badroom homo. Do-h ,... lliorlllng with porpulll Jnvontory qulrocl. No polO. 614-94i-2213. Goods Elacl~c cook ...... Good c.,. ,:Coo,:_::lv;;;ll;,;le~I,:,14:;;/IGT-;;,;_3::,4::,04,;:·-=·...,.~I IV83 LTD Crown VIctorian, car•, proceeelng blllingl, Bidwell, Ohio, 3br houn on 1 dltion. Refrtgerilor. Good concUIillng, eome tlllj)Mne ul••· acre, $25,000. Will coneider ..a- For Flint or For Sill: 3 br Ntwlr LAYNE'S FURNITURE tlan. One rron bed with call Will Highland Whho Torrtore. Joadod. 1178 Ford Flaota. Mull trnell lnd .m1rt ' " both to lppteelltt. 8'1444:J.. ply Box cla048., c/a GI.IIIPoil• lng on Hland contract I tadklng Nmodeltd, Pomeroy, $300. Soflle and c:halrw priced from springs and Inner eprlng mat· AKC pu""'o~ l"t"" 5350 evenlngt. Trlbu(jfne 825 Third Avenue, Mobile ome or luto 11 awn O.O.h R.qulred. 11~222, $391 to'*· Tab .. • $50 and up trail, tullelzt. 814-892-6523 . mal!!._$200. - - $210. Coli: G polio ~. paymonl, II) 3Q4.42U-5330. bofwoan u 11. , · to $125. Hldo-a·bod• Uto 10 11,;.;4-.:;.,;;;.;''06::24:.::. . 1184 Manta Cl~o. One ownor, 4UDo!•· • Janet R. Brammer, 1158 South $595. Rtcllnere $225 to $375. Firewood for •le. Cut tlabe. ~ nry good condHion. 614/1112· WANTED .. SKIP TRACER • Jetftr~on Drive, Huntington, WV Fumlthtd Small houH, 3 Limps $28 to $125. Dlnetln 614-258-8119 or614·2se.&458. 2153. . Musical P.AAT nME 1...aoo.542.aa80 Mon· 25701 rDDma, blth, cl11n, nice tor one. $109 1nd up ta $485. Woocll1ble Firewood, eplh delivered 57 t885 Bronco II, 4x4, exc. cond, Instruments Nf. I 100I.m. ·8:00p.m. Big Dokoll Farm Hcono: Bul~ an ~!'.f' 11 • rot, Dopoolt, BM-4ol6- w.. chalra 1285 10 $795 · Cooks stockocl $40 load, 614-367o0131, · $145 up to $37!1. Hutchao $400 & tow mUM, g a - kept, 614-245Would lib to tw~e:,.:;n•r•l your lot $31,995 I up. 614-888up, bu.,lc bedt complete wtth 614-44&.6431 WE CARE.J&M (Jooua I Mal 5047. . ff~ h• 1P fo r 8-10 Gavammonl Homoetaxfor $1 (IJ. m• Hrns "'..,5 1nd up to $395. lnvac•re Semi-Electric hotplt•l PIANO I, 40 7311 · · ,..pair}. Delinquent propany. SERVICE offorw EXPERT 1185 Chevy Cavalier, 4 "cylinder, 0 · hours per week. Tempo111ry only HouH and 10 acnia, Broad Run Repoullslone. 24 hOUN. 1• btlby blda $110 MaHresen o~ bed, _camplele $500. Por1abll elsno "CARE" for thOH Who 4 door. Euy on gu. 1!41N5In .E11tem Melge County. Send Ad, New H•vtn, wv , (MI.on 803·?38-07II Exl R5214. box eprlnga tull or twin $781 firm commode chair $40. 814-992· 'CAAE" about ' their planao. Bill 441B. ' . Ward. 304..82-2325 (PIOV 22:1). rnume to Box 729T, O.lly S.n- County). Rural water, c1ble $88, and $M. Queen Htl $275 & 6454 betwetn 9-5 pm. lintl, Pom.roy, Ohio 45769. televl•lon, black top roed. 10 HouM lor Sale ar LHe.. 3br, 1 ~p. King $350. 4 dr8Wer chnt 1185 Chryellf' LIHr, 2.2 Turbo, toble 4 chllrl $50. Fruits & minute• from town & •urround- 112 . blth, 2 ~r pna-, 37 MI. Gun. C.blnets I , 8, & 10 Kllchon loadod. $2,500. OBO,j.~~ llor> Kitchen "tabla 6 chllra $80. 58 cury llotaro, 4 , ntco, 18 wa.nted to Do ln~~or~onll. $25,000. 304- Porlomouth Aaocl, - · gun. Baby mlllrHIH $35 & Kenmore w~r, dryar, ••c V t bl ....... or 304- Do-~· Roqulrod. 614-446-25V2. $45. Bod lromN $25, Quoon $1,200. S• 11 211 Clnlrat 88 4211 cond $300. Goa kttohon otove . :--...,..,e,.g:;e~a..;,;es.:,:. __ .,;_ Buutltv your car 1 protect It 875-1815.' • .,~ ,..-... Size $35 & king frame $50. Good Avenue, Ollllpolle. R•frlgerator S75. C.ah 0 · from wfnter Nn & grime. Expert Hone lor rent, SZ75. month, Hlectlon of -bedroom aultll, $75. r•glater $50. wJ1B rolls tlpe. Hot unrovln FNh Farm lust ott Sr . . 681 •If of Albany. We 1ccept 11115 Dodao Chargor. Ezc. l)lla oloanlng l,.ldo & oul. REPOSSESSED HOUSES S:ZOO. dopooH. Can Ill OMn 44 motot cablnots, hudboordo $30 Riveralde Aufo Detailing. 61~ Perect torHanctrm•n BurdttteAddn,·1.a14-775-7738. and up to 185.90 d•r• ume •• wire meat Wf'llpplng machine food at.lmpl. V1rlety or •ppll~~t cond., AMIAVCu1., .2.2 !Her, 5 frtth elder, lndJan com, apd., 25-30 mpg, PS, AC. B14~.ano. 1. Bulavlllt Pile• (one •en) MIL Clah with 1pprovtd credit. 3 mi. Wlp1per. Antique ce"dar chest 2. HOidlv_ Ridge. (one acre) In city, 3 houtn for rent, out Bullville Rd. Open 9 A.M. to btot offor. Amlquo dook 175: pumpklno, and - · i-7 •My, 44W847. cloud Mondoy. l14.. ~. Kountry K. . Child Care. Th• Mll$500 Down whh Appro>4ed depoalt roq ulred. Cd &..........a. 5 P.M . Mon, thN Sat. Call 614- 304.. 75-4319 or 675-6220. 11 5 1111 Tempo 124118; IV86 Tompo h.ln piiCI to et1y, where Credl~ Firat Payment, J1nuary, 135 ~~51 .:;":;.":.:-c;:P.;;;m7 . .,.,.....:.. · ---:- 441..0322. L1dlee Diamond Cluttar rtng. $31115; 111111 Clvollor $24118. IMfrilnd•hipe bealn. Gmt loea- 5th. t,;;f)IIC1: John BalleyJIM Nice Fumlth-, lbr, ~ .... for 1350 linn. 614-V112-&114. tl2-7184. tlon. &144:Z·m2. WALTER HOMES- · , r';!"':::.:"::l:: 18 cu. fl. cheat freezer. Excellent 44::6 ~.1-:!,:5_!-;_··;_·----- Conditlari. Farm Suppl1e:: • 4 :: 614-446-354V. Large 2 door all metal, commw1111 Ford Tompo LX, Joadod, Magk YMre Day care center 1-80()..448.6910 or 1~48& Livestock unllmtted mileage WlmYity umM· ,.,soneble, dapendable, 6909. Pomeroy. 3 bedroom houae. 3 pc Hvl~ room sult!'1 floor cltl cooler. Cooling untt on .top. lllroh "13.. $1,800. or blat offer, lleenae, quality child caN. Men1225 monthly. Deposit requlr.d. rnodll TY, aftor 5:00 PM, 304- WorU good $275. 614-112-8001. 1115-5681. 304-1754152. day thN Frtdey, 7:30 1111 5;30. 32 Mobile Homes 614-H2-155B. For more lnform•tion or to lor 'SSie Sm•ll Fwnlthed houu,located, A Poal T•bt• for "e•l•, esll 1fter 1 IV87 Muolong OT, 33,000 mloo, rwgt11ar 30W75-51147. m Aaor Third Avo, $150/mo. ,;:'g"t;;,~;.~ waohor and dryer, &p.m.l14411·1336. 61 Fann Equipment v..'-~ opooil, - r Jntorlor, ........ &14-44&-3231. Mary'• O...lhr Child C.re: Safe, $40 DOWN on any new tfnal• $75, depoall, 81~46-3810, &14Recondhlanld W•sherw, Dryere. a....n 9pc. dining room suhe, Guarantlld prompt •rvlca for 4ft. Ford Bru"•h Hog, $371, Good lffordlbM, nutrltloue meals. wide, plut tu: and thle to ....._1340. 11187 Ponlloc Floro GT B cyt, t Fenced Dtay .,... Any shift. &14- qYIIIIIed buyen. As •dvertltld Smlll houM for rent, · 814--37$- Ml'loue celltrl only. 614-we. all m1kn, modele. The Wuher cond, IM-367.0512. ..u31• . on TV· Coli EIHO Homo Clnllr 2255. Dryor Shoppo. 614-446·2944. BN ford Troctor w/Now llo4o<ll apcl, Exc. oond, low mlltlp, 0625. 114-446-47'02 deyolalll tor Tina; Mlee Paull't O.r Clre Center. l-600.58i-5710. · , Beautiful country blui. lloral Surpl\.18 1rmy camouflage Car u..d Bu•h Hoa. $1,815; 404 n· 114-216-1337 even ~... Silo, affordable, child.-. U.F 12x60 troltor whh 12x21 ••· 42 Mobile Homes couch. Hao ruHtod aklrt an~ 5 . hart, Donlm, Rental CJaihtng: tomatlanal w7i ft. Wooda a.m. • , p.m. A~ ·tO. ~:-· 90190 101, Clition, WY. 3 for Rent rufllocl plllowo. Quothy modo, Docron lnoulallon Covorallo Flnlohod MoworLJ,~H; 3020 IIIII lroc·Z. loldod dh ....., 1Bofaro, after 2 5 30 ochaol. Dropolno rgo· and 2 amall bodroomDo, 2 good condHiari. 1300. 114!992- Camaullago $27. Sam sum.: ~~.950DI.~~~WIII FI·-'-Sh.=~· option •xc.P: Tolope., 21,000 ....... OWJW, w ..... In wa1. 114-441.. 224 darogo bulldlngo, J13,000. IJO 1'583. fi -··~ town, • 304·713-55otl night 773-III40. . 14•70 Moblla Homo, altoN rwnl ,..~Ill• • Eaot ofN Ravonowooc1 . 286 .. 522. tiO,toO or $234.14 per Want do an klndo & roeponalbltMy, wMh highly Bed room aulto with twin bado, F , I, Sun; oon·7:00 Pll. -.e-.e7111. 01 10 mechanic work lllo Wllh and 19'N Kirkwood mobile home tunctlonlna MJk m•l•, "'Far I ;;304;;;:: ..;;75-;z;;:m~.=====-~~304= -2~73j;;-5655;i::;ot:he:r:do:':"'::=:J Ev.,. Motort: 1130 betem "!~lng cers. 304oi75-30BII. 14170, 3 bodroom, an otoctrlc, dotollo crtlf614-441-2!15. T' Avanuo, Galllpolla, Fall 1111 2 dr. Chevy Clvoller, 1 wood burner etov•.1. wtll 11eo bedroom~ furnished, .c\ Cltartnce On Utllhy Trallere, owns.: 11 000 ml 5 •pd llr 2wuhorldryor. $23 Wantlna ta do ho!IMciNnlng, rwnt lot, call304-372 ..058 SNAFU..., by Bruce Bealtie 4K6 n~ . lled. $550; Sxe nn Bod, AMIFil ot.:.... o.;igo kepi: 11.: 5 month~ ha.. N'-ncto. B14-44B...!IL _, A•AJE'-Ilc pluo " - H 1 utllit•. 114 _ • $725; Szl wJrom' Gila, 11115; ~~~~~~~l!:ll34~. 11714 Schufti 14·-·~ - r '1147!1 _,..... ,.. IKIO nn Bod, 1115· Olher ~ babyolt In rny home hoot. Aoklng $4,uuu. 614-141· Spoclall: Now IVIt Hlltaboro, tNt like now, 2\000 AMbroalai •ree. 150. -per WMIL .c872. 2br ' an llrat priVItt Iat, fur· tx18, Gooteneck Stoek Tnller, mille, , m.uti Hltl4 ;:en 304..7H215. 1m ' 12xBO Govornor. 2 bod· nlahed, $23 por month pluo Woo $4,700 Now $3100; lake paymonta. B room, all •u, c - with I rotoroncoe, IVVO Dona, 1111 CIOOI.nockiO . Wll do odd ...... Mowing cut , _. • • • nd • ••• ... · · Stock Tralle<, Woo S3,112S, ~1111 Uncaln Marl! LSCl 15,000 tlfllll bruoh or flriwood, ......., dryw, rofrlgerotor I • • • ~-·· •• N 0 d~-Y ropot• Olhor 114/Ml' 11o... Atklng $4,500. I , . _ - .soo; ow 1990 Dona 20 II. 11 1 0 · · 21t4 blt1 1rn 12:004:00 pm. :::14-446-==!'frxrld like to ball'ltM )'OIIrlll · 1178 1417V Sayvtow Fairmont. Z Footar'o Mab!lo Homo Everyday On I GovERNMENT SEIZEDbUioe ond t - r w rn my home badroom, aocid oondHian, II Pari<, 614-441-1102. ~'r B..,.. Trolloro, BK1B -lotto , _ J100.IIO. llllll'o, l n : l y - 114-112 1242. ,r,IOO. IM-l'l2oHif. --, 1u-•-•~ _, •. · -~ural ~~., , HHoll Slack Troi!Of, ,.. -' n - 1...1 ~v . .81rolgta t2,IGDj lx11 Quuneak .ook Cor •on•i llo-I -...... .Would . . to do bol>yollllna In 1112 Iuddy. 2 badroom, flU no pola.l14-3&1''!1431, ,.,.._. Trallor, $3,300; Lorae -lion •011-flolimo to In lomtly plomlng oftlc•ln Pomm, Galllpolll lnd ·~h...·tan high . , _Mull or ...._ -·1 VI ey; dl ,......""'!" good communatlan •kill•: CUI'IIcy medical oHica •• nwfpful· will lrlln mdure Individual *l.o to Mntltive lo twpf'Dductlve h•Hh need• of cllerW1. Looking for eomeone who te Mtf·moUvat.cl 1nd can grow In lhe poelllon u netd lri.... Pa.ttlan r.qulr• relllblt tl'llntportiUon. WHkdly, evening •nd s'turd•Y ho,.o oro to bo oKpoctocl. Travel ·G:Id to out of co::zn oH_Ice•. nd letler ot. lnte , rMume •nd to ...... n..~ ••n~ of Southuot O!Oo, 398 Richland Avonuo, Atheno, Ohio 45701, by Otlobor 31, 1voo. EOEJESP. 'llaehlnlc & Body Mon, Ellp.t.nced Only. 814-388-10&2. IUTWD - lllw U•llllll - SpliCiou1lal, 3\lacra in. ( Rol)l.ll li<>o' d and ht"s Marri'ed ' Men. IQ'III Wltlta Rooci <:omday cab. Many ,_ po~ &141118143114. • ..75 ....... 576-2661 •• · _.. • i4if ~:?~.Truclt. I cyt.. PICKENS FURNITURE Fum. efllclencr. All utllltiH · G:ld. Shart bath. $135/mo. 919 cond·Ave. 614-446-3945. Fumlehed Etfic:ierlcy, $175, UUIItiH P1ld, Gllllipollt, 614446-«16, 1fler 7p.m. ..u..- 72 Tru~ for Sale GOOD USED APPLIANCES W•lhwa, d~, refrlg••for~~, rongH. SQaao Apptlancoo, Uppor AI- Ra. Bntdo Stone Crall Motel. Call 114-441-73118. King llu lui wave wallrl>od 1 mlrrDWMI book Cau hRa poll, aoe, dep. l14-441-1817. •rl.... lheolllrtn,r. ,, laundry room, exc. locatlon, no Autos for Ssll 11111 CiiO.NIII. IOidif: 17,800. 304-B/1~31. • 71 Col<nty Apptlonco, Inc. Good ulld 1ppll1nG11, T.V. •ete. Open I a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon ..Sat. .,.. '\46·1611!... 627 3rd. Ave. Go~ llpollo, un · · · :;.~;, =9~820, tuwn, and 1 elM Ginlllllrelll trilll(lltd, freshly painted, 1\l story home will 3 Dedrooms. tlnln& raom scrtllled·ln porch, and 2 other porchll. AU FOR S2UOO ably dlecharged veteran end a real· dent of Melga County. Aeaumee ....a be submla.cl by 12:00 Noon on November 11, 18iO. Detuxe, 2br, equipped kitchen, KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wriaht Household Go.ods 5I Apt. illddlepart, Ohio, 117 N. Fourth. Z badroorna, lumlohod, ,......,_ and depooM. 304-882· 2561. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 131 oloclulon Ptko lrom J1i2Jmo. Watlt to ohop & , movlH. C.ll 8.,._...6-2568. EOH . train ·matuN Individual wno Ia HMIIIv• to re~ctlve hNHh nMd• of cne.-a. Looking to,someone who I• HU-molhral..:l arid can grow In the poehlon a• nttd Poehlon rtqulrn rtl~blt tr8nlportltlon. WMicday, evening and Slturday houre lrt ta be expect~. t111nl plid· tO out of county' otflc:... Send of lnlt,.at, resume and two emptoymtnt reference• ro Planned Porenlhood at Ohio, 381 Richland Annue, Athena, Ohio 45701, by Otlobor31,11190. EOEIESP. Apanment for Rent The Daily Santinii-Paga :1, RACCOON VAWY SPORTSMAN CLUB IDIIIIOnol - .._. 10111- This mini farm hn ,.,. I!IIIIL i1lnt ~ • a4 - aid madulllr.lt,. 3 balraoms. 2 balht. f1mlly ruom, Wll bar, prden bllhlub. scre~~~ed.fn porch1_and centnJIIIr, Also bn a2story new barn, pond, and is .. renced. t$5,000 Applications will be received In the Veterans SeNice Office, 114 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, to employ a Veteran• SeNice Offleer for Meiga County. All applicants must be an honor- gooa DIUYIID 10 SlY. NIGHT 6:30P.M. . Ylrtl 8111: Fri. let, 8un· Sloond, Ave, ...t . Nun•- too1a I hoi SAW LOGS Sl 50 ..':.... MOBILE HOME FURNACES • HEAT PU_.S AU FUINACE PAm IUTLAND- Sllltll R1n Rd. -This diJ!ified country 1'111· dence is a picturesque setlin& with 1 redwiiG!I home IIIII sits way blck lrom the road. Hall drumy pecan kitchen, Cllhedral cellinl in specious tivina room with flrepiiiCe. The caun· try sized 11mily raom llso hu 1 fif11)11c;e, tnd lhere are IWo · bllh1. This 125 ICI'I larm is Ill up for beef catlle. It has 1 laree metJI barn and olher outbuildlnr and siOCked oond. NOTICE Sllu,.,, 1137 LOW GUDI OAI lUST SEE T IEUlYE $140,000 ~ 4 Femllv: ~.....,. l.ala of mloc, aQ ololhlna, .211 -h, 4 Main 11...t; awn Clly. AU \'enl 81111 Mull Be Prold In - . IIUDLINE: a:ao p.m. the., baloNthe ... 1110 run. ......, edition • a:ao p.m. . . - : llondey ........ • 2:00 ~ WANTED New Ia Steel II 3 rooms up and 3 rooms down·. Carpart. part basemllll. equipped k~chen. Grul sflrler home or rentll home. JUST $1,000 , 143-5360 992-6009 -~.. II DDL£PORT - Ablraain of a home. Alilt l!lory home wi111 Calion Donaldson 3 112 mllto up 110 11 EveogfMII. Holt11hokl, blbr fumllurL Oct. IWO. ll.m.'dlri. BANKS CONSTRUCnON lashan lullllttg 2.0 6 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . OFFICE 892-2888/HOME 91t2·6892 DOmE S. TURNER, BROKER . .WANDD TO BUY STANDING . TIMBER 110UilE SH0011NG · C.llfled lllchldu• 11 win-•· "'astecomy Support Group Meet· ing, PVH downstairs conference room Monday, Oct 22 at 7 P.M. Topic: Self Breast Exam. Speaker, Joy Cline, RN, BSN, CETN, 675-4340 ext 387. GallipoliS & VICinity ,,.. llt.atll lAClNE FilE DEPT• 1'0fl1Wif. ==·~~: -:.~v.:: ,r:;: ~~~·~~fl :::e~n~~o~;.: 8~-- 201311 2-STOIY HOUSE . HAY, FOILAGE, SKID LOADER MANURE HANDLING EQUIPMENT Commerclll 992-3033 FOR SALE GEHL FARM MACHINERY OCTOBER DISCOUNTS s., What w. Do. Yard Sale 7 IEWIIItG ,,_ - GUN SHOOT Kl~ office experience helpfulj will "HOurlY Clinic Aide -oct part- p.m. MICIOWAYI OYEIIIEPAII tltE good communlcmlon altllla; ac, cun~cy whh flgurM; medical "r.OME t'y pISTS, PC uaon nMCted. $35,001) potential. Dotolll. II) 101-&17-8000 Et. B- RNid..,tlel and '"· 949·2101 ....... 949·2160 Day er Night PAINTING Real Estate General M. 11 PVH downstairs conference room. Topic: Drugs and the Elderly. Speaker. Richard Eddy, PVH Pharmacist. 675-4340 ext 387 Lost&Found 6 -H Middleport. Ohio 1br stove . & refrigerator turnlahec:t, nu.r hoepltal, $235, vee•nt Oct. 15th. 8Mo446a2157. NDilX'O unse. . COMPlETE ElEC111CAl SEIYICE Office 614-992 -:tll6 IIOME 614-992-5691 · liEN'S APPUANCE., . SEIVICE Tab the pain out of painting. Let me lie It f• fOU. V.-y Rt.nabll . haftltferencn cu..--n-. reeoludon peuod . ow- .. Operator BISSELL-· BIILDEIS "At 11ana8lt Prlal" ";:=======:::;ii UNDA'S II FREE ESnMATES -lonleln ful-•nd 1<111-.11447-7'120. 614·992·6120 Palnlroy, Ohio -LEPOif, 01110 45760 AU lUllS Bring It In Or Wi _Pick Up. INlEIIOI • EITEIIOI loge Counoll. Wllloh wu duly celled • d - ......... - EJI1l£E MERIIAI NO SIJNDA Y CAW 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE Sadly miPICI by dlughter snd hutblnd, our family, gr~ndaon IIIII granddaughter, grllt-grendchlldrnn Cam11111rclal • Relldlntl•l •Roofing •Skiing one1_., !114-' 11W141.- · 11gor 11r1peo1. -. l'ropene a.. Wow lloll• 1 2 44 SOUY,MIIH·1 Expo~oncod ....,.. NIB repr ...nteUve. liM plue com· mlolon. 304-W·78&5 colt tor lnt«YIN. Hotp Wantocl: Hourly Clinic Aide nMdiCI port•hno . Ia In ltmltJ ptonnlna oil- In Pornoray, Galllpolle . lnd · Chlllj)llke. MUll have high tchOOI dl~ .or eqUivalency; -~~f, 895 -Letart 93? - lutt•o BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE Who Pall Away oct. 19, 1988 GROOM ROOM 10-S 1 mo. · 78-Auto Pwu• Ace•••• I 77- Auto Aep.., · 78- C•mD•"t E~u9mem 79-C•mp•• a Molar Homn 33-F~rms /Clerk of the VIllage by end 1hey ere hoNioy euthoriHd for lind lo behelt end lo the lloll, 83-L ....toclo 64-H...,. Grain I; 71 - loatl • 175- Pt.. ;tlelsint &58-leon 51fi - o\oea•• Gro10t ......ll'llyklllen ,..11015 wl!h - ·. The IUILDING & ·1-0DBING 12 - Winted 10 luy 73-Vtns 6 4 ~o·s 74-Matorevcl• 31-tiomet for Sale :BULLETIN BOARD Memory Of ELVA DAVIS ~-zrn.old.- ' I' 1\ I 71 -' Autoo fo< Sat• l 7:Z - Tnlck•· tar ••• Rea l Estate t40,000.00 fnom In Loving· . BANKS I Zt - Bu11rt•• Opponuni1Y 22 -~on.., to lOM 23-Praf•uonal Serv•c.. tnnllerthe-of ; ....._'* '. of the Vllllge of ...........,. •• ,..., A fOOd lor ........ DatllnMfl ...,tloa Ul :1102t ... UMIU .. Full blaad d rid alblrlln ..._. 9t2-66.tl or 691-6164 992·21H Mlcldlepot'ti ' ! --Pub:---1-lcNol_lce_..:. Public Notice coNnncnott PAT" 1111 FOlD I 667 - Coot¥1111! - CElli j 61 - S..d. Fmiiltr ' ' Co .. WV Ar11 Code 304 .41-G•II•pohs i 18-Wanted To Do M110n Mt•t• Counl'l' 317-Ch•Mtr e FREE ESTIIATES I a• _,,,,.. ........ 15- Sc:ttoot• & lnstruetu:an 11-~adiet. TV. CB Rep1" 17- Mitc.tUan.Oul 2 00 PM .F AIOA't' ' ,•. ~ l-ln1vranc. ' - z ,DO P.M. WEDNESDAY - 2 00 PM THURSDAY Area Code 614 ' 14-Bystn•• TraintnO 2 :1)0 P.M TUISOA't' Gelh• co... ntv .... codt&t4 F<' 1 1 -HIID W•ttd ' -11 :00AM . SATUROAY - z ,o(J P.M MONDAY joUtm~in[tlelephone e:rchanlle~ ... SALES & SERVICE lupptt• 1.2- Sil~.AIIiOn Wanted pa/[e .~ .corer 1h(' 161 llorth ..... Mlll1put, Olie 45760 S1~rv1ce~; OAV BEFORE PUBLICATION Clas$ified . .......... . f lllillllylllt'l'l •A el.-sifi-' actwettiMment pt.c:_. '" Th• Oait¥ Sent~n .. ,.,_ . ,_._~ dalified dilpil'¥. lustn•• C.d and lt911i not•c" i ~ atu 111111 . . in tnt Pt . Pl. .ent R.,..tt, and the Gall•· DOfit Deity Tfibune. reiCh•nt ovet 1~ . 000 homn · - I n.-NG& 1-Happy Ad1 6-Lost end f'ound 7- \'11d SlltlDitd '" leNin elf 1 - PuW.c Sa; a a. A~o~ctton lUNDA¥ PAPER ' '• 3-AMoue em lrltl · -4- GNtawway for.,..,. - I .Z - InM~ •~entlfttlit not rattonsible b errOrs eftet first d.., . IChldl f•n• a., ed runs in .,...,, . C.. l Ntor• 2 QO p m d• 1ft• DUbi1C.C10n to mlk• correct ton . •Acnthlt mul1 b41 paid in advtn ce art 248-AiO Ml r ' 'I 1- C:.d of Th•ltt ...,._ fDf 111 cepi\tl l tc1••" d9uble price o.t •"' cost •7 potttt line type ont¥ ulitd f:RIO.&'( PAPER 10 JOB TOO SIALL • ,., tM'!ft d., . . - - · . .. dtlcoum for S*c:l "'_.enc•. •i·~::::.I- liO Qftleawey - d Found acts uncl•11 word1 w•ll be MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER WIDNISOAY PAPER 'THURSDAY PAPER •Pnlntlng npcir GasT. . . ' a--~ f04.I7I. 1041. ' •S~Ing heater . . . . . 1M add HI Mil I'M aut ralllatan. We ako A•• .,. forcon•cuti~M rude.llrDDnUIJd.,lwtltMdl~ COI'Y DEADLINE - •Roofing rt• LAFF-A-DAY Elm man'Y by the - . Join the numbln to dernon.trtte "Chrlot........... nri-Tho-WOrld". Juty..O.Ctmber. LNv. niiM, eckl,..., and ~ number on oniWtrJna owvlce. IM-112-1311. eRemoclellng 1ncl H - Repllrl SERfiCE . Pomeroy .. wiring.-- ........... Atol..,.lll or --111 II ud tlntrtalan. Rklinour Eloclrloel, 304.e711-1711. �.. • .•• - : !P~ra!r~1~2~-=~~~D~.. ~~~S~ti~~~.-~--------------~~¥~--~-~-~--~!P~m~ma~ov!:-~M~•~'!Ir!P~~~~~CN~~~·----------------------------_!f~~~~·~~!~~o~bw~1~9~,11!81!~~·: .• hAc:tults urged to vaccinate against . ATLANTA (UPI) - Govern- . Report. . ; _ , doetorl urpd unvaccl"However, adults who were ' · aatecl AmeriCan adult& at risk of notlnfectedorlmmunlzeddurlng -tractlq nleaales. bepatl· <:bUdbood "may be at Increased nu. risk for tbese dlse11sea and tbelr compliCations," tbe CDC said. The federal heal tb agency recommended annual · flu abots for anyone susceptible to bouts of tbe disease or reilted viral pneumonia, especially the elderJy. A typical Influenza-viral pneu· monla epidemic: can cause more !ban 20, 000 annl!lll deaths, wltb between 80 percent and 90 percent of tbe fatalities occur· · • ring among tbose 65 and old~r. tbe CDC said. Flu vaccines are up to 75 :percent effective In preventing · deatb among tbe elderly, tbe CDC report said. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - A _Anyone else who has a chronic · former Ku Klux lOan leader Is tr)oliiJ to discredit tbe main wttneaa against blm In a civil suit ; . alJe&IDe be abould pay tbe family · : of a murdered black man $10 mlllloD because bls teaching or raCial batred Incited tbe kUlers, .Wblte supremacist Tom Metzger, a former ·California KKK pud dragon and cumnt leader of tbe Wblte Aryan Resist· . ance, called tbree members or ' tbe group Soutbern Oregon Skin· belldl to tbe stand Thursday, eadl of w.bom testified tbat tbelr group was ledaa recently as last · 111111mer by Dave Mazzella, a former leader of Met73er's Aryan Youdl Movement. Just minutes earlier, Mazzella bad told tbe jury that tbe sldnbead group had no .leader . ·and wu only a group of friends wbo "blllli .around and drank Ill B and bacterial pDeUmonla to be · lmmlllllzed against tbe ra· pldJy l(lrelldhla dlaeaaes. Immunization programs "bave marlledly reduced tbe occurrence of vacclnepreveDtable diseases In cbUdrn," tbe U.S. Centers for Dis· . - Control said Thursday In Its Morbldlty and Mortality Weekly . Witnesses's :. credibility challenged Ulnesa also . abould receive a yearly flu shot, tbe CDC sa\d. Laat year'a flu epidemiC wu tbe most deadly In five years, tbe CDC said. There Is no way to predict w~er !be 1991 R!ISOD wiU be a repeat, officials said. The elderly and all others wttb cbrontc diseases, InclUding the AIDS virus and sickle cell anemia, are at risk for contract· lngtllebacterlalformofpneumon1a and sbould be vaccinated against tbe potentially deadly Ulness, lhe CDC ss4!. Bacterial · pneumonia, also known as streptococcl!s pneumonla, accounts for between 10 percent. and 25 percent or all pneumonia cases, killing ali . esUmated 40,000 people In lhe United States yearly, tbe CDC said. spreading diseases ~i • 75 cents Sunday •• Current recommendations call yoq adulll. AbOut 4,000 people most cases since 1978. Of !be ~ tor people at rlskoftbedlaliaseto die annually from hepatltll· cases, 17 percent were among : ·~ receive one dOle or !be vacclpe In related clrrbosts and 800 ·from people 20 and older. · • HBV·reilted liver cancer, the . Of !be cases reported among • a Jtreume. " CDC said , coUege-age students, 49 percentJ Imnnmlzlitlon against hepaU· til B liver disease, transmitted , . From 1981 to 1988,lncldence of had no evidence of prevtoua ~ · ; through blOOd contact, Is also !be disease rose 76.9 pereent measleS vacclnatlon. recommended, especially for among beterosel(uala and 77.1 . There are caaes of people • health care workers, anyone wltb percent amo111 fl!travenoUI drug coming down wltb ihe communi- : · cable viruS otter .being lmmun· ~ two or more sex partners In any users. WhUe measles vaccinations !zed . only once Instead of tbe ~ slx-montb period and hitraven· are automatically administered recommended double-dOle at ., · ous drug uaers, the CDC said. Tbe best strategy to combat to about 70 percent of Wants and age 15 months and again between ; . • bepatltll B would be for everyone 90 percent o! cbUdren ,bY acbool . tbe ages of 4 and 6. _ ''We're seeing a . nwnber of : · by adolescence to be Immunized. age, scores of people - often tile tbese diseases on !be Increase," : In tbe absence of tbe Ideal, !be poor - go wltbout ever being said Dr. Desiree Rodgers, one of · CDC 111111!8 everyone In a blgb· lmmtmlze(l, tbe CDC said. Toflghttiterlseofmeasles,tbe · tbe physicians wbo wrote !be ~. risk aroup to seek tbe one-Ume CDC II W'llni coUeges and report. ''We are trying to maki • three-dose vaccination. universities to reqUire evidence people aware of tbelr 1mmun11.a~; In 1989, 23,426 acute hepatitis of a two-dose measles vacclna· Ilona! status. For people golD~ : cues were reported .In the tlon as a condition for admlulon. for health care, we want to make • nation. The CDC, bowever, estl·. In 1989, 18,193 measles cases • sure that Is notoverlpoked durl1!1 : mates !be lntecUon occurred In about 300,000 people, primarily were reported In tbe nation- tbe the appointment." .. · College football ·r~sults . - C-1 Parade, · ball conclude celebration Beat of the Bend: Several homes in Bend Area already decorated for Halloween' season - 8-8 B-1 James Sands: Six-man football popular in .Gallia schools from early 1930s through mid 1950s- A-4 ) ., 'r EAST MEIGS · Future existence of the Eastern Local School Dislrict is being seriously !hreatened by financial difficulties tbat have plagued the dislrict for . several years . The disuict will place another emergency tax levy - this one a five mill, two year issue • on the , November baUOL According to District Superin· tentient Richard D. Smith, ''the chaUenge is whether or not Eastern Local Schools wiD be able to continue and offer an educational program." Six previous tax issues have failed m the past when placed before Eastern Local voters. The dislrict is cum:ntly iri the Slate loan fund, and has been in that fUnd for the past three years. · Smith reports tbat state law ~­ quires schools to borrow moriey in order.to operate. "With no means to repay the loan and the interest, it has been a devastating alternative," . Smith said. "How many families in this .district bouow . m~ney with . no means of repaying the loan? Our schools and staff have been 'cut to the bone' to operate and we still do not have enough money without · borrowing." , The often-times touchy subject of consolidation is now being dis. This provides for exceuent re- cussed as a possible alternative if creational opportunllles for the this levy does not pass. · . area," Long said. The total cost of the project Is $37,500. Thevlllagewillenterlnto • an agreement with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and will pay the remaining one· third of the cost. The funding' was made available from the Cooperative FundIng for Boallng Facilities. "The avallabllity of these funds will help the village to complete this project, which I feel will be a bene !It to tbe enUre county. It will allow easter and safer access to the river," Abel said. "We welcome this announcement which show.s what can be accompllsh,ed when state and local governments as well as Individual citizens work ogether. ~oup 'no contesi' • POMEROY, The change of plea of J ilson Riggs, Reedsville, wjlo was sentenced recently for his involvement in the June 2 death of Victor Will of Canal Wincfle&ter, WliS inconectly printed in The Daily Sentinel. Riggs changed :his plea in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from "not guilty" to ''no contest". The Daily Sentinel apologizes for the error. 18 threatened time custodial positions, three bus Consolidation with another district would probably not be a drivers and one cook. In addition to cuts in staffing at pleasant alternative, according to the dislrict, the kindergarten Smith. "It would mean Eastern .Local program in the dislrict was changed taxtJ3yers would have to pay tax to a full day program to eliminate rateS equal to the other dislricts mil· costs in transportation. General fund for extra curricular · !age and this would mean a tax in· activities and atbletic programs was cleliSe witbout a vote, since all sur· rounding districts' millage is higher eliminated. Athletes now pay 111 play and boosters pick up other ex· than Eastern Local's," Smitb said. ''Eastern Local Schools would no penses. "Regreuably, these cuts in ell,· longer exist and any local control would be minimal," he continued. · penditures equal cuts in the quality "Student morale and participa- of programs," Smith said. "Our staff is being asked to do tion in. extra-curricular activities would be greatly inft11enced, Most more with less and quite fr;lnkly we students would have to spend more have virtually run out of areas to make additional cuts and still meet time on buses to and from school." "It is not," he continued, "'a minimum state requirements." The levy is expected to generate pleasant thoughl" . Several items, according to $154,689.21 per year for two years. According to Smith, the district's Smith, have contributed 1o the shortage of money. The primary causes, projected operating deficit for this he says, are "state minimurri mil- fiscal year is $293,000. By the end lage in our district plus relatively of the year, the dislrict is expected low return per mill and failure to to owe .$348,500 plus interest. 'The stale already pays for more vote any increases in millage, .fluge than three-fouiths of the costs of increases in heahh care benefits educating Eastern's childltn._The over: the Jl8SI.r sev~ years and vote(S of the district e,unently pay geneial inflation regarding all pur· only 20.5 mills in supPort of chased items." schools. This is the lowest in Meigs Smith says !bat several personnel cuts have been made in the dislrict, County, the lowest in Southeastern including 3.5 teaching positions, Ohio and the very lowest aUowed two teacher aide positions, an by the State," Smith said. "Inftation continues to grow and elementary principal position, one and a half maintenance positions, Eastern continues to go into the one half bus mechanic, three part· 'hole'." begins anti-porn effort videos ana all limns of pomography available through several area outlets, he said. Pastors are being encouraged to speak to the porn issue in their OcIober 28 messages, Hartson said. The people will be given white ribbons to display to demonstrate their concern about and objection to the marketing of obscene materials in Meigs County. Those who do not get a ribbon at church may obtain one at Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, 112 E. Main Suee~ Pomeroy, or at Western Auto, 49 N. Second St., Mid· dlepon. There is no charge. ''We want everyone who believes pornography is neither necessary nor acceptable to participate in this statement through the displaying of white ribbons." Hartson said. Hartson said 7 million people are expected to take part in the national WRAP campaign, or 2 miUion more than last year. A motorCade will be held Nov 3 at II a.m. It will form at 10:15 at Meigs Junior High School and con· elude at the football field in Pomeroy. Hartson said the ·route wiD take cars past several video outlets. "As we pass these businesses, horns will sound to let bus1ness owners, employes and customers know of our concern about pornography," he said. "We would like to see hundreds of cars and drivefs participate in the ,parade," Hartson said. . Hanson said tbe ministerial associations are · planning a future . meeting with v1deo store owners. "We want to share with them our concerns, as well as listen to their concerns," he said. · STUDENTS IN NEED - These students In the Eastern Local School Dis trlcl are among those concerned about tbe district's !lnanclaJiuture. A5 By JuUe E. Dillon Times-Sentinel Staff ' ' end to corruption m the State state representanve 1s perpetusting House and stop her participation in and adding to the 'Pay to Play' Speaker Rife's 'Pay to Play' mentality of running state govern· method of running state govern-' !llenL They are sucked into a game menL" of insider ll'llding of votes, cam· . Collins said "Pay to Play as the paign funds, and power. Mary Abel Akron Beacon Journal repol'led last no longer ·represents the people of July, is the exchange of ~gn our county; she only ~eftects the funds or vote from legislauirs, con· views of one man, Vern Riffe." ttactors, lobbyists, local elected He continued, "For too long, our officials, and others, in !rder to county and local projects have been _ 'play" in House Speaker Vern Rif- directed by Vern Riffe in his new fe's world of politics:: . ivory tower in Columbus. "The working men and women R~tative Mary Abel has a!· of Ohio can no longer afford lo be lowed herself, her campaign funds, victims of Speaker Riffe's State . and her vote to be mani~ted by House Game. 'Pay to Play' must Speaker Riffe and ~ocrit bos· stop. Representative Abel must quit ses. Our county pojects need to be her role in Riffe's egotistical ram- nm efficiently and effectively; they · page on Ohio," tontinued the need to be run without Vern Riffe Meigs Republican Party leader. · and his localOllllJICts. CoiUns charged that "OlD' cwrent !See 'PAY' pap A5) mill, two-year levy Is to be decldedonNov.6. The seventb graders were dressed lor homecoming celebrations on Friday at school. Living to be I 00 is appealing idea KATIE RACER lOOth birthday is observed GALLIPOLIS - The lOOth blrtbday of Katie Racer . was: celebrated recently at tbe Gallla County Senior Citizen Center on Jackson Pike. The party was held Sept. 29, and more than 100 friends and relatives were In attendance. SYRACUSE - Does the thought of living to be 100 appeal to you? Perhaps you fall into the category of people who have no . des~ to live that long. Well, for Man:ia•Karr ofSyracuse, who will tum 100 on Saturday, Oct. 27, that thought is very appealing. How does Ms. Karr feel about those people who don't want to live to he iOO? She says they aren't getting much out of life. As for Ms. Kart. she gets quite a bit out of life. -I> he was born in the Nease Settlement, a dsughter of Nathan Jefferson and Mary Ann Williams Karr. She lived birth place until she was three at which time her family moved to a I 00-acre fann that adjoined what is now Jay. Mar Golf Course. In 1912 the family moved to syracuse and J ' · Partly cloudy. Wgh near 'lO. Chance of rain tO percent . --- eXIstence CO(..UMBUS- Middleport ha~ been awarded $25,000 for lm· provements to the existing boat ramp, according to State Rep, Mary Abel (D-Athens) arid State Sen. Jan Michael Long (DCirclevllle ).. I The Improvements will Include tbe replacement of secttOI)S of the dock and adjacent road which have eroded, as well as tbe paving of portions of the facility. 'Riggs' plea is . Editorial ..................... A-Z Sports ....... ............... C-1·8 -~- ramp to be improved POMEROY - George Collins, chainn;m of the Meigs County Republican Party and treasurer for the Jones for Representative Committee, bas called on State Rep. Mary Abel (D·Athen~) to "put an : KKK group !bat had lynched a · : blaCk. man. The aroup was 1 etfectlvely put out of business : WileD li wu forced to give Ita ; IIHdqurtera building and otber • property to tbe vlcUm'a famUy. ; DMI baa said be bOpea to achieve I a ldmllar result In tbe. current l caM by winning a Judgment so : ..,.. !bat MetJcer 1a forced to · 1M up IIIII cable TV talk lbow, : '"'-and ~... and DeWI:~·ucl -atetmnbecillml rncb 11,000 AmerlcaDI..· Deaths ........................ A-3 p l .Ea~tem S~hool District Meigs GQP chairntan calls for end of "pay to play' politics in House · : Dea rt!Cf!DtiY won a S7 mU11on • • • ~ Middlep~rt POMEROY . More than ~alf the .churches in Meigs County will unite Sunday, Oct. 28, to educate · their people and the general public about the dangers of pomogr:!phy. Forty-seven churches will participate in the .kick-off of the "Nationa! White Ribbon Against •Pom" (WRAP) campaign, according to AI Hartson, coordinator of the Meigs County WRAP effons. Hansoo, pastor of the Middlcpon Chutch of Christ, said 3,000 bulletin ipsens and 4,500 white ribbons have been requested by participating 1churches. The WRAP campaign is pan of National Pornography Awareness Week, Oct. 28 - Nov. 4, Hartson said. It's also another step in the efforts of the Meigs ·County and Middlep<Jn Ministerial . Associations to call attention to the seriousness and dangers of obscene I Jud,ment aptnst an Alabama . If levy fails: - Church : But tbe ACLU said the · : Metzlen abould be held liable If : they Intentionally tried to In· ; name llklnbeads to racial ylo1 lence, tesdlng to Seraw's death. : But before !be ACLU could : pretent Its arpments In court, : atmmey Rlcbard Cohen wltb· i dreW oae count of the lawsuit, 1 acevling tbe Metzgers o! gross :' negUgence. , The Metz«ers are representing : lbemselves, saying tbey cannot : afford attorneys. Along the River . ........ BHI Business ......................D·l Comics· ................... Insert ClassUieds ................ D-Z-7 13 Sectlono. 80 Pogu A Muttimodlo Inc. Nowop- The GalllpoUs Bicentennial Celebration came loan end on Saturday with a parade and costume ball. Above, m!'f~Jbers of the GalllpoUs Bicentennial Commission rode a float celebrating the history. of the "Old French City" and at right, Consul · General ol France Jean-Yves . ,l).eFa)" and hill wtfe,r ede In tile parade as honored pesis of the city and as parade mar· · shal. ' "He rna~ It clear to me he was doing It (testifying) for the moaey," Dalley said of M~tZZella. Dalley's boyfriend, Lelf Barge of Medford, said be became tbe leader ol SOS after Mazzella was jailed on an assault charge. He said Mazzella told him, "Tom Meacer bad to go under for not aupportiJii blm, lor not belplng blm out wh~n he was In jail." Barge, Dalley and fellow SOS member Shane Bukowsky said they had not met tbe Met73ers before and were not paid to teallt:Y. Dalley said she shared Meurer's wblte supremacist bellefll and !bat Mazzella Is "not telling lhe truth." Manella, who tesUfled earlier apJnstMetzrer but was recalleil u tbe first defense witness, aclulowledged be wrote two letters !bat Met73er showed to blm but did not Introduce as evidence. In them, Mazzella wrote of how ·Alabama civil rtcbta lawyer · Morris Dees, who represents the 1 Seraw famUy, was going to help ; blm out on an unrelated charge It : be tesUfled against tbe Met73ers. Manella also repeated his earlier testimony that Metzger approved of attacks on minor\· Ues and of Mazzella's efforts to recruit sklnbeads. The AmeriCan Civil Llberttes Union bad JUed a friend of tbe court brief In tbe case, claiming It would be a violation of the First Amendment for a jury tq hold MetzKer, 52, of Fallbrook, Calif., 1 and bll son responsible for : unlntenUonally lnciUng Seraw's : deatb. • • tS .aam.e beer.,. M•nella came to Portland tbe montb before tbree skinheads used a baseball bat and their 1teel-toed lboe8 to crUib the skull · of Mulllgeta Seraw, 27, an Ethlo.plaD college student, outside Seraw's apartment on Nov. 12, 1988. The $10 million lawsuit clafml MRZ211!lla, acting on be. bait of Metzger and his son, John, 22, IDI:tted tbe attack. Laura Jean DalleY, a member ol · tbe Medford, Ore. -based Soutbern Oregon Skinheads (SOS), said Mazzella told her tbat be would "get money and a . boUle" If he tes11fled against MetzKer, who claimed In court tbll week tbat' witnesses were being paid. • Inside II l • that's where she's been ever since. When asked what it would be like to tum 100, Ms. Karr replied. "You can't imagine hardly.' Ms. (See LMNG, page A3) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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