http://66.213.69.5/files/original/af94ad69e156fb617f4756b499cd20d7.pdf d92becb133ff395c980fb970adf74668 PDF Text Text SenUnel · Ohio Community . calendar. · Beat of the Bend ... by Bob Hoeflich . Paul S. Moore of RadDe bas a well·preaerved copy of an area newspaper from June, 1936, You mi&ht WIIIIIO campeR some of lbc pricca of poc:ertca way bact tbal CIJIIII*Cd 10 DOW, Of coune, you bave to keep In mind that many limes In 1936 it waa diflicult 10 act abudt. . If yoo've visited tbe cereal section In yoor grocery lately tbal lbc 1936 pricea ougbt 10 Interest you, Puffed Wheat waa nine cents a package and Husklea, a whole wheat flake product, wu a tittle blgber, It was 12 cents for the package, Maxwell House coffee waa 38 CCDIB a pound and two large cana of tomatoes ra11 ~I cents, Cbuck roast waa IS cents a pouod and bacoo, 26 cents, LUDCb meats, a variety oiJcrcd, were 18 cents a pound and DO sandwicb is camplctc without Miracle Whip-you bougbt tbe pint jar for 2S cents. In the fat foods department- · those which we try to avoidblnana spUta wac 10 cents; fudge suodaes, two for a quutcr, and yoo bought tbe whole JlCCIIII layer cake for !7 c:eats, --- Speaking of fat, Kathy McDaniel of Dell Loog Boaom, is trylngiO crcsle lOPS awmeaess In Mclas County. . ' TOPS atands for taking of£ pounds sensibly BDd Is tbe oldest weiabt losa organization in the United States, Founded In 1948, TOPS provides a weekly support network for its mi'AI!ben, Ro!liziog . tbal obesity and Its related diseases arc IIIC of lbc largcat bcalth prot,. lema facing Americans, tOPS memben pnictice a healthy Cllllng lifestyle that are designed to change behavior patterns aa weU as weight an appealliiiCC3, Kathy says. !laving lOll 92 pounds in 1991, Kathy comments that maintaining that weight loss is as difficult as losing it, It's a daily struggle and support provided by TOPS Is vi181, Kathy reports, The local cbaptcrs an: Paoeroy 570 which meets Tuesday evenings at 6 p.m., aDd you can call 9922774 to make a coni8Ct; Syracuse 1895 whiCh meets on Thursdays, at 6 p.m., with tbe pbone contact being 949-2763, and Cheshire 1383 which meets • 10:30 a.m. oo Moo· days and the phone COOUICI is 367· 0274, Katby swears by it, you migbt want to give it a try. The Meigs County Chamber of Commerce · Director Julia Houdaabclt·Thornton baa received a glowing letter of thanks from Kenneth R. Robb, Lt. Col. USA, (Ret) for ber ':;!£locating mem· hers of the anti company of the 30th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division of World War n, A reunion of tbc company was pl.anocd and Julia helped consider· ably in locating members wbo bad smoed with tbe unit thereby malt· · ing the reunion held in FaU River, Mass., a sma•blng success. Halloween .Is rolling ·right "!~ you so you might want to vwt the caody section at the gro .. eery-and soon, SllfC it does get costly but it probably is cheaper and less nerve wracking tluin tbe "tri•"'•" ,_psm Uiog. ....., ' Do. ...... WEDNESDAY POMEROY- RcviYII service~ at the Pomeroy Cburcll of tile Nazarene will be held from Oct. 26-30 at the cburcll located at tbe corner of Union and Mulberry, Pomeroy. DIU and Mildred Crane will be the evaogcllata. 7 pm. each evening, 6 p.m. Sunday. · · THURSDAY PORTI..AND Lebooao Township trusleea will meet Tbun· day, 7 p.m. at the townsblp build· ing. 1914 ·PEPSI COLA PRODUaS POWELL'S Pic:k 3: 141 Pic:k 4: 5437 Super Lotto: 5-18-ll-25-3%-37 oi Kicker: 116095 2liTER STORE HOURS Monday thru S111day 8 AM·IO PM c 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. .. ent1ne ' ' 24 PK. 12 OZ. CANS RACINE - Racine American Legion Auxiliary meeting 7 p.m., Thursday at post home. ·Vol. 45, NO. 124 . POMEROY - Preceptor Bela Bela Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 8 a.m. for trip to Dresden. Meet at bane of Maida MOill. : : DAM~SCUS, Syri• (AP) · ·Prealdcat Ha!cz Auld. after talb :wltb Preaide~t ·Cllntoa, today :olfc!ICd "fidl iit!lice" to llr8cl but · ln'"led 11iiciri ibat It give up Syrian :land It ICizcd In war. ClintoD aid ' .._ JIIOIIUI" ltld becD IJIIIdc; : . Speaklns after the pa1r met at :Auad'a marbled prealde~tlal Jllbl;e, Ctioton ~ tbal DO DOG FOOD . 20 lB. RACINE - Christmas In the Park Commit~ meeting 7 p.m., Thursday at Slar Mill P.ark. Inter· ested parties urged to attend. · · FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Cooperative Parish orgBDizational meeting Friday; 7 p.m. at 106 W. Maio Street. $1'' U.S.D.A. Roast r"""" uy - :lndi-SyriiD :at band. Batpeace he dl Aaaad ·"weat beyond" previous atate· :menta 8lld 1114 be would convey the SYIIID leader'a poeklmlo talb :wlih hncli Prime Minister YII2Jialt ·RIIJin blerli!d&Y In JcnwaJem : ~ l'irl~ prcaldent 10 visit .Syria aincle Rlcbllrd Nixon, CUoiOD :wu ~ aa part of a alx-oatioo, ·four~ tour of.dle Middle East to :promote JN*O. WCfloetday'a lign.. :lnll or a blstoric (ICIIlC. apeclliCIIt .betweea llrael and Jordan bu . :bigMialW'd tK alp. . . · Alud said Syria wanted "full · .:widldaawal for ful J1C1CC!" aayios . .- STARKIST pa$tor u.s. TUNA During the annual homecomin,B festivities for the Hazel Commuruty Church, the congregation hon· ored Pastor Edsel Han who bas served the area congregation for 32 6.50Z. years. Eastern OKs tax break :As.sad offers :'full peace' CHATHAM POMEROY - Fall festival at Pomeroy Nuning and Rebabillla· lion Center, 6:30· p.m. at facltity on Rock Springs Road, Door to door, trick or treat for cbUdrcn In cosbiJDe. Games, food and a haunt· edbouse. - .· Pollowlng a the dinner at noon; Lin4a Damewood song and · Floyd Bogard of · read an ~nal poem in tribute to the min· :.f.f!o - Israel must return to Syria the Golu Heights ltiCizcd In tbe 1967 war u well ai returning •land It IICized In IKlUibcrn Lebanon. CllntoD said that gdtlng a peace ·aarccmeat w1t11 Syria mnalned "a key to lcblcvlng a mnprcbenslve ~"In the volatile Jqlon. "Our.job will DOt be diiiC ud we wW not rcat uolil peace 88ft1CIIICIIII between llr8cl ud Syria ud Israel and Lcbaaoo arc ft'Acbed '' be said al a joint news COIIfamec with Assad. "1 wiab we were signing a IICat)' on this trip,'' be said. woa't do iL" But the president also said that "In oor Jllivate discussions, some progress was made." Ctinton said he ClOIIld not publicly discuss that. Assad' a atPIMDCDI• toucbed only palpbttally oolbc delicate and dlf· fi&dt Issues separating Syria ud lanll:l- to0ce1ol lbout wbal kind of security arraoJCIIICDIS would be aauutccd la any such peace ISter. tool .., By GEORGE DATI: NeWI Sllllr The Eaatem Local Board of Education, at ita Wcd!leaday Se r.;: tODaaid. lreaty. .CllJ\TS ~~ ~gtb from the Lord he has. found. · When he leaves the old world for a new one, In heaven he will wear a robe lllldaaown. 0 Many a great man have been honored 81¥. SERVICE RECOGNIZED • Mildred Krider pnllllll Hllnt with • Jll-qae for 1111 32 years ol~ervlce u • putor •t llllzel Community Churcla. The plaque ~ presented daring h - · lria lenlce& . In things they have taken apart ~ faithful servant; We arc here to honor Gqd's God bless you Past« Hart. Public Notice Pubic Notice Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE,. REAL . ESTATE CASE NUMBER 93·CV·27,5 AMERICA'S MORTGAGE SERVICING, INC.. Plaintiff, V. . Willey K. Cochran, etal., Delondents. COURt OF COMMO~ . PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In pursuance of an Order ol Solo to me directed from oeld Court In the above entitled action, I will expose to oale at public auction at tha door of the Courthouse on November 14, 1994, at tO:OO a.m. of said day, the following described real eatate: SITUATED In the State ol Ohio, County of Meigs, Townohlp ol Solem, and beginning In the center ol Road No. T. 31 on the west Uno of C. Harlson and Borthe E. Heroman, deed recorded In Deed Book No. 178, Page 623, Deed Recorda of Melgo County; thenco· eouth 65' 13' eaet 110.5 feet olong the center of AOid No. T. 31; thepco oouth 54' 45' 1111 113.5 feet along tho center of 11ld r91d; thence oouth 45' 21' . toll 183 feet olcing the conter of told rood: thence · aouth 42' 44' w..t 91 f..t to the center of a cr11k; thence north 54" 50' weal t 05 feet to a point In the center of oold crHk; thenco north 51' 42' Will 225 ,,., Current. Owner's Name : Wesley K. Cochran, Jennifer K. Cochran Property Address: 31817 Public Road #187, Langsville, OH 45741 • Appraised at: $8,500.00 Terms ol oale: 10% ol purchase price day ol sale, balance cash or certified check within 30 ilays of conllrmetlon. JaiJNIS M. Soulaby, Sheriff Meigs Coun~. Ohio Emerson A. Keck M0006236 Attorney lor Plaintiff 318 W11t Fourth Street Dayton, OH 45402 (513) 223·5200 (10) 12, 19, 26; 3TC By order olthe Board of Elections, of Meigs County, Ohio. Henry L. Hunter, Chairman Rita D. Smith, Director. 110\ 12, 19, 26, (11) 2; 4TC that In purouance of a Resolution of the VIllage Council of the VIllage of Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Ohio, paoood on tho 8th day of Auguot, 1994 there will be submitted to a vote ol the people of said aubdlvlalon at 1 General Election to be hold In the Township of Pomeroy, Ohio', at thot regular places of voting therein, on the 8th day of November, 1994, tho queatlon of levying a tax, In exceas of the ten mill llmltetlon, for the benefit of Pomeroy VIllage lor the purpooe of Fire protection. Said tax being: A renewal of an exlotlng tax oft mill at a,rate not OKCttdlng t (ono) mills lor each one dollar of valuation, which amounta to ten cents ($0.10) for .each one hundred dollaro of valuation, lor five (5) years. Tho Polls lor 11ld Election will open at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and remoln open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said day. Dated Sept. 26, 1994 By order of the Board ol Electlono, of Melgo County, Ohio. tltnry L H~Jiter, Chairman Rita D. Smith, Director. (10) 12, 19, 26, (1-1)2; oiTC Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Revloed Code, Sections 3501.11(G), 5705.19,5705.25 Notice Ia hereby given lhat In pursuance of a Resolution of the Vlllago Council of tho Vlllege of Racine, Racine, Ohio, paaoed on the lit day ol Auguot, 1994 there will be submitted to i volt of the people of said oubdlvlolon et o General Election to bo held In the VIllage of Recine, Ohio, at the regular placea of voting therein, on the 8th day of November, 1994, the queatlon of lovylng a tax, In excooo of tho ton mill limitation, lor tho benefit of Racine VIllage lor the purpooo of Fire protection. Said tox being: A renewal of an exlotlng tax of 0.7 mill at a rete not exceeding 0.7 · mlllo lor ooch ono dollar of valuation, whjch omounte to oeven centa ($0.07) lor each one hundred dollar• of voluatlon, lor flvo f5) yeara. Tht Poll• for 11ld Election will open at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and remain open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of uld doy. Dated Sept. ;!6, 1994 Pu~llc Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Revised Code, Sections 3501.11(G), 5705.19,5705.25 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a Resolution of the VIllage Council of the VIllage of Rutland , Rutland, Ohio, passed on the 9th day of Augusl, I 994 there will be · submltled to e vote of the people ol said subdlvlolon at a General Election to be held in the VIllage of Rutland, Ohio, at the regular places of voting therein, on the 8th day of November, 1994, the question of levying a tax, In exceoo of the ten mlll .llmltatlon, for the benefit of Rutland Village lor the purpooe of Current expenses. Sold tax baing : An .-ldltlonal lex of 2.5 milia at a rale not ·exceeding 2.5 mills lor each one dollar of valuation, whk:h amounta to twenty·flve canto ($0.25) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for live (5) ytara. 1 The Polls for said ·Election will open a.t 6:30 o'clock A.M. and remain open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said day. • Dated Sept. 26, 1994 By order of the Boerd of electlono, of Meigs County, Ohio. Henry L Hunter, Chairman RHo D. Smith, Director. (10) 12, 1~, 26, (11) 2; 4TC Public Notice NOTICE OF' ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL UMITATION Rovlood Code, Soctlona 3501.11 (G), 5705.19, 5705.25 Notice Ia horeby given · RWAWA.AWAP•••••~A.AWAW• '· . 1: GLAD LAWN & lEAF :: BAGS :1: · lo ~ .~ 1 ' P·17·10·065 +008 ..................... ... 1' Good Only At PoW.II's Super Valu I Offer Good lhru October 29, 1994 , 1 '- - - • - • • • • • • - Y'!!II.1.P!r ~U.JI\P'!!e! - - - - - •• - :1 ,1 - •' ,. ; 12 ROLLPK. , •' $249 " I'I II CRUNCH BERRY, PEANUT BUTTER I'I BUY ONE GET ONE 1 oz. : 15 11 P·17·10·315 13CDHN II 1 Good Only At Powell's Super Velu 1o Offer Good thru October 21, 1994 FREE ,, 11 ~· .). ~WAWAWAWAP•••••~A~A·A·~ COUPON I' 1: lo I' aoz. :r a t81J r6 ala moatbo forc:arrylnt!en fireann oo sc:bool popaty. • ,..,~ iladeot bad obeeMd carrying a weapon ll I . ,. , . . (ootball pmc, ShaUl JIIIICS M. Soulaby said. ; Attorney Jolin R. Leotea and Juvenile Jtlllle ROticlt Btx:t all .... •asl:md tbat C811'yioJ wcapooa oo school properly ,..... 1101 be tolerated and offenders will be dealt with pompdy. ~ ~das .• Racine ntan run off road 1 OH MY GOSH ' • SHE ''S FI.PrV! £ • • ' Happy : Good Only At Powoll'e Super Volu Offer Good thru October 21, 1994 UmH 3 per cuotomer · :1 COUPON . DOMINO :: SUGAR $ 99 . Smith later 1ebii'fd·10 the rcene to pay for lbc damages, lecOOls allow. ' ' I ·. I ReedsPille trailer broken into 11 1 . ,1 ,. GROUND BEEF 101 ~ :1: s139 : •.~ .-•.•-..-....... .................-..-...-. -.• II I' Birthday, Texanna · o II Love, C&J S#BAG . ' Good Only At Powell'.o Super Volu Offer Good thru Oct 21, 1994 UmH 1Per Cuotomer Nov. 8 election. But Hyatt was Closinll the gap. Independent candidate Joseph Sloveoec, 42, a minister and former teacher from Cleveland, was not CINCJNNATI-IIas there ever been a story written about Joel Hyatt that doesD't Identify him as Sen. Howard Metzeo~'s aoo· in.Jaw? Hyatt doesn't think so. And be's tired of Mike DeWine exploitin& the relalloosblp. "'Ibis clcctlm Is noi about wbo wears plaid sblrll (DeWioe In Ilia television COIIIDieldals) or who my wife's father Is," Hyatt aid during Wednesday's clebde. Afterward, Hyatt was still boL "It Is loapprOpriate, and I rcaent it," be Said "It is bllodin& people to the aaributes I bring to this C311· XENIA, Ohio (AP) - A judge bas decided not to appoint a special prosecutor to Investigate aflega• lions that Mike DeWine's U.S. Senate campaign Improperly used sbenff nlepulies in a television advcl1ilemcnl Vlsitlna Judge J. Wama Bellis paign." said Wednesday that state and fed· Metzenbalim, 77, Ia retiring era! aaencles file better equiJlped to after serving tlfte six-year ICI'IIIJ. address the allegations lcvefed by In recent polls, Republican Dennis QedwJ a regisaed DcmoDeWine, 47, of Cedarville, was c:rat wbo ooce ran against DeWine leadin& Democrat Hyatt, 44, of in a CODP.SIODal race. Cleveland. In their race for the "I think lbal tbe judge's prima- ~ ·.,• •• 1.·) ·I''.,l .,.r . ••• . }<. , .. ,., ., . z~.~ ry concern is that other avenues hadn't rust been exhausted." Gee· ban said following the bearing at tbe Greene County Coorthoose. "I franldy can't dlsqrce with that." GeebJD said be plans to file complaints with tbe· appropriate ageocics. He bad asked ClllUIIty Prosecutm Wlllilln Schenck to lnvesllgate the matter. But Scbenck. tumed it over to the courts becalise be is a per· sonal friend ud former coUeague ofDeWioe. HBI/OWeen festivities begin tonight; most·observances set for Monday three 'lie ranges In the categories of pretliC5t. usliest. and most origi· Feeney Bennett Post 128 or the nal. Fmt and ~ prizes will be American Legion will host a haunt· nnges of birth ed llayride fnm 7·10 p.m. Mlllday awri:d in 1bc In Sleepy Hollow near Railroad to foor, five to e•gbt yc~n of qc, Street with the first ~ taking ud nine to 12 years .o f qe. Firat residents of Overbrook Center. and second JN.el wiD be awri:d Farmen BBDk, The Mldd!:fort in eacb category 1n each aae group. The Pink Ranger Is coming to of McClure's, and Peoples B Middleport will man scary lllliODa l'omMly to partidplte In the Hal· lowcen puty and a disc jockey bas in the woods. In addition, a costume pandc been relitned Ill provide music for will be lleld Prlday at 1 p.m. ..... tbe'evenL RefrcsJm:llts will be ICI'Ved by lag at Middleport Elementiry the Mcn:baots Aalocillkil. In the School. onto Pearl Street to.I IDCOin event of rain, tile party will be Street, to 'l1llrd Avenue, past the moved to PW1eroY VWaac HaU. junior hiP ud llact to the clcmeo· Sheriff Juoea M. Soulsby tqed Mcrcbants Asso- mounts 10 cxcrdac extra caution clalion will bold Its annual Mid· during~ oblcrwncea. "With the children out on tbe niJbt Mrtm sale Salurday canstreet and In their costumes, bloed with a CXJIIIIIIuoity lbllowecn ...,• 'I1Ic IIOl'CI will be open from lllOlllrista should be Vert CIR{ul,.. 6 10 9 p.m. mlllll night with DilDY Soulaby aald. feautna lpCCill saleleema. Trick or trea11n lhould always .The MlhDIMI J*1Y will be held be accompanied by an adult, be on Court Street with judslng In added. ,f The village of Middleport and + ~ ~ICIOY l{anllo!lvllle . . Plplllc wW obMi'fe trick or nat toalgill from S:30 10 6:30 p.m. A J*1Y will fol· ~ .the llnlboulo fran 6:30 to 9 P·!D· with daoc:lng, lillie&, and a 'I ~ invited to tbe debate. DcWine said Wednesday that name rec.ognitioo, rather than poUt· ical cxperimce. Is all Hyatt bas. ' . Judge declines to appoint prosecutor for De Wine ads Uibta. ol ·~ II By·TERRY KINNEY Allodefed rn. Writer NIIIDCI'OUI frlgbtenlng COIDDIU· nity IICIIvitlea have bceD plauoed In CODjunctioo with tllla year's annual HaUoweeo obltcnaocc. Trick or treat in most Melas C!IIIDty commuDiflci will be beJel . Maaday, Halbween NIJbt fnm ~ 7 p.m. Communldea boidlns trick or treat at that lime laclude Cbester, Middleport, Pomeroy, Racine, Rcedlvlllc, Rndw, Syra· cusc llld Tappen Plalna. In moat CXIIIIIDUDldca, airall will mart tbe beJinq,tna and eacl of the annual event loci JlldldpldDa lraneowo· en lbould turn m ~J:" Ugbts for lltdc poets llld . B•illan RoadiiCeno and Daavllle trick or 1real wW be bcld Monday from 6-7:30 p.,m. ~ paniclpadiiJ IIIIMIId tam on porch I RWA•A•A.AP•••••~A.AWAW~ 11 rcpcl1l aliow. < 1 ••' 980Z. 42USE cas( :: 3/$1 1: TIDE ULTRA DETERGENT ~=·~:ttb, 17, of Racine, said be wa5 driving oo c:ouoty Rolcl 341n Ilia 1986 Chevrolet Camaro when the pictup trick pullod IIIIo Ilia Pith fnln Wessel Rolli. records atiiCd. . Smllb ~ to'mlaa 1bc truck ruoDiaglniO the )'lid rl Han!· ICiD Smith - .no metioo Smith CXJIItinucd lkivina tbrousb die )'1111 and. jumped back on coonty Road 34 to try to catch the truck, I .-..-......-...-..-..-..-..-.......-... II She!<! Thrifty, Sh , 1\r:A e 8 "~•'Y ''I1 NOODLES I :~ I MUELLERS OF lr -:::::=====:; l • v 'I I•_----- .. ---- !:1'!'1!2.!'~~u!t~~e~--- ~-----••••••••••••••••••••••• Happy Ads '. A~ County youtb waa tr1IIIIIIOI'ted to the NelsoovlllC Yiltllb . ~ lftei- bdDi ICIItenced by die ldctsa County Juvenile Codrt _, ,. A Racine mm reported a red Ford pickup truck forced him off the road Tueaday nigbt, but be was unable to catch the truck after be · driive WOiljll ~ ·,.ro. liccordlat to the Mci11-Coun" S~a lo r CHARM IN TOILET TISSUE :1 99c 10 CT. 11 5 • 'I eel. .. 1' COUPON COUJly QWpmjssioncn; -mayors; 89c . ••••••• 99( 10 Hot Cocoa M1x . Edward Pubic Notice along oald crootl, to 1 point I 0 1111 north of tha center lfld to the woat line of C. Harrlaon and Bortho E. tteremon form; thence north o( the center and to tho - • Uno of C. Hlrrleon and Borth a E. Hartman · farm; l thence north 107 1111 olong · tho 11ld we.at line to the P.foce . of begfnntnu. containing .91 acre, except '!fllogol r"ht•of-way. . , Propefly Improved. With - 2 LITER CARNATION ' "A lot of peoslle think that we're losing (tuea), biat what if we don't even get .them to come here," Thornton said. •(Tax braka) will only be used as a de-breaker." The maximum tax break that can Ill: given in ualnc:orporated arcaa Is 60 pen:ent for 10 yean. 'Fax breaka can DOl be given on rcta1l btostn'IICI 11lorntaa 1114 .J.oc:al .~~ wiU llaw ia0Jt into whether tU braka are slwCn and their me. she added. 111c Vol· ing c:oundl is made up of 111C rcpresenlalive fnm the: -township truAees;. ward. For 32 years he has toiled and •• ty s second district to approve a developtncDt tool tbal-y pvc IIX brealta to CDIIoe new "''llineaa Tbe board voted 3·2, joining Southern Local SdJools In auppcxt of a rountY·Wide Rural Enterprise Zone plan. Meigs Local Schools have labled a vote on tbia issue, said Julia Houdubelt·]bomton, county economic development director. 1'bC CD~ ZODCI wiU make the coonty more ctwnpetitive iince Meigs County Is one of the eigbt Ohio counties - out of 88 - tbat don't have this C!lliremmt 'l'bonJ. RC COLA OR DIET RITE To feed the IIOUls of the hungry And the heart of the sinner is stirred. II ...... a !J!CI!CICi' • !f• b mr » ••c ....... ~ couo· Jndictments filed in Meigs ~County poisoning case "Old Fuhion Country Preacher" He is u old fubioned preacller with the Holy Bible in his hand, He preaches to dcfeal old Sal8n And for Jesus ~ ratcn a stand. The )'CIII have not been eaay. He continues to preach GodT 2 Sections, 12 P.... 35 centa A Multimedia Inc. Newopaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday,.October 27, 1994 :Copyright 19114 RUTLAND - Local 17 OAPSE meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m. in Rutland bus garqe. Ha~el Community Church.. • RC COLA PRODUaS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1994 MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Women's Fellowship, 7:30 ThurSday at the Bradbury Cburcb ofCbrisL Ohio Lottery baunredbouae. 1 -county schools; -local sdloola aflecttd; ud -loc:al h1sjoesa ~ affect· . School Board President Ray Karr cmplwsiud lbc dlstriU would have safeJuards against •ny-by· nigbt" busiiiCSSCS. "It's ooly a good 1001 to altract bttsloess," 1Carr said. "Unfonuoaic· ly this is a canpedtlvc situation." But Board Member Ron Eut· man, wbo voted q•in•t the Issue, objected to taking miiiCY fnm the scbools. •rnt just opposed to biBDket approval. I want to look at the specifics," EaatmBD said. "I think we need to be careful." Eastman also questioned tbe fairness to area businesses wbo bave operated in tbe district for years. But, Thornton countered exist· in& businesses that ell.paad could get (lope.rty abated. . . AU townships, villages and tbe county mrnniss\oncrs have already approved tbe enterprise zone and tbe county Is waiting for state approval, she added. JnotherhWoess the boKd: - qreed to p~rcbase a used J]iJotvcopcr for $5,400 for the higb School. 'Ibe Item was paid tbrougb tbe principal's fund, not tax money, SuperintendeD! Ron Minanl said. - was Informed the district must comply with slate Occupa· tiooal Safety and Health Admlnis. tralioo uiremeotS by the . • tendeD~ board WIU be to hire a coosultBDt sometime in 1995 to·eosure comp~. Minard said - learned the district's beat· ingtencrgy amervat1on investment bas saved the scbool $34,000 in the Jut year. About $28,000 or this savings will be spent on tbe loan, Milwd said. - will bold a public sale of three buses, a van, a pickup truck · and some sasoline tanks Nov . .5. The items may be reviewed 8l the Tuppers Plains bus &II'IIC fnm I 0. II a.m. Nov. S. Bids will be opened after 11 LID. - extended the current life Insurance coverage with Core· Soorce. - approved a state-mandated asbeatoa Inspection for this year COllins $2.SOO. - ICccpted the resiiiiBlion ·of substitu~ teldler Krista Siodalr. - llfCCd to hire tbe followios Continued on PIIP a' sue • I ... ,. I I • " I �' Thurad8y, Octobei- 27, 1884 .C.. ommentar l OHIO Weather !he Daily} Sentinel .. ' WASHINGTON - Wben the catc that Saddam - pu1ly tbrou&b Iraqi R.epubliclll Guard jugemaut embarao-evadin& sales of oil wu Oil ~ to tbe bmler With bas 111111118ed to rebuild u mucb u Kuwait Y, ODC White House 8~ perceol of tbe mWwy manufac· official WM moved to Ilk DO ODC in particular, "Where the bell did they get all tbat armament? I tbou&bt we lOOk it away frclo Sad· ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher dam!" This top official, wbo advises President Clinton on domestic issues, was voicing tbe question dial many Americans were asking during the latest round of brinks· mpship with Iraq. . The fact is that lbe milllllly and . eaJIIOIDic; saoc:tionslmposcd by tbe United Nadoos after tbe Gulf War wen: Ollly iolellded 10 curtail Iraq's ability to build weapons of mass destruction. The loopholes in tbe U.N. resolutions have beeD lar&e enouab for Saddam Huaseio to drive an amy of lanka throuJb. UN. DC&otiators p-esumcd that the CCOIIOinic unctiOIII - lncludlag a stiff ratrictiOD 011 lbe sale of Iraqi oil - would pn:veat Saddam from rebulldin& his tattered armed forces. Unfmuoalely, IIIia bas not been the cue. The latest inlelll&eoce.repms to MARGARET LEHEW Controller, UITI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They lbould be leu than 300 wonll long. All letten are subje<t to editing aod mllll be oignod with nune, addreu and telephone number. No unsigned letterl will be published. l.etten Jbould be ln aood lUte, addreuing iu uea, DOl penonalilieo. Letters to the editor Postal service blamed for mixup Dear Editor: The last of Sepliember rolled by and tbe first -of October arrived. Our railroad relinmellt cbects sdll bad not arrived. I ,ecelved several calls from retlreea, especially wid· ows, lnqulrin& of their needed annuitica. In desperation of tbelr aituatloos, I called Railroad Redlement in HUIIIingtoo, W.VL They in tum said the mix up 'WU .,.ooebly in tile Poslal Sctvlce. I then called Ted Stric:kland'a local offacc and Vern Riffe's oflic:e in Columbus. Riffe's office, aflcr cbeckina, referred lbe litualion to Ted SUickland since il was a feder· a1 Jll'(lblem. Wi&hin one hour Ted Strick- land' a local office called me regardlna &his matter. They bad found tbat tbe cbec:ks bad been issued by Fcdcral Bank and issucd on time. The confusion and 1011 was in tbe Pollal Service. They tbeo IrKed lbe cbecb, and aaaured us .IIIey would be received by the followin& day, wbicb dley were, altbciu&b four days lale. They also offered to help me coDtact any reliRicl of IIIia ~ma Thank you 'l'ed Strickland for sllowing, by your IClioos, dial YOII n:ally care about your people and their problems. Everyoae bu tbe right to voee few wbo they wisb. Robert B. Migaen:y, WestPorumoutb Dear Edit«, Rcceatly I read wbele tbe fcdet· al government bad reduc:ed the allotment for commodities and other help from $80 !Dlllioa last yesw to S25 m1UiOII tbla year. This is used to stock food panUies 10 help feed some of lbe less fortunate poor and disabled people who. Deed ita help to survi\'C. Now tbis J108111D1 helps at least 2S million DCOolc. . Now I 'beir that tbe preseoi admiold!'ldOII will give SSOO mil· lion dollars to Haiti to help less than six millioa people. Which I believe wW amount to about $200 to ~ per 10111, WUIIIIIIOd cblld. Now tblllllbe bird to swallow pan, lbe bclp to tbe leu fortunaiC American isiiJoutSlapicce. Sad news. ViiJU Walker RadDe ]S justice being . reach Preaidcllt Clinton's desk indi· served? Think about Issue 4 Dear Edit«, . The' wonllo& ot lbe llaue is mil· The wbolesllcra of pop are pay· leadina Uld we all.JUiC wbco a log tbe one cent-per-can tax as "lilt" b JIICIIlionod ·Fop ll110t clll' deacribed in Issue 4. · sifled Ill a food. We, • allllllllll'!ft, Tbe wholesalers are speodio& are 1101 golo& to be tilled on food. lou of bucks to get us to nipC8I this · The ads for repcal!Jig this lilt tax. It makes a~ dent lD their say it wW "oily • $70 mJDjoo" profilll and this i• not aa:cplable In from the atate. HQw many pro· 111e COIJlOOIIC wond. ' - .grams will auffer from "OIIly $70 Have you noticed u 1naea1e In mUliOII"? · · pop prices? l ha'ven'L The wholeLet uslblllk about Issue 4. sa1ers are llllikinB plenly of money Pbebe Roberts but tbey want more. RadDe ····· - . . ' .I ' . - ' Accu·W~ forecut for J}."~(l',, near tbe end of tbe war. "We'd kDocJt OUt I .(X)IIIID8nd IIJid CODli'OI One U.N, loa~to~ who was sent to Iraq in 1991 tali tbc atory of how Iraq· rebuilt ill,_ekctrical power bue. after the W . Amold Hakldla, a sciclldtt at Alamol National l..abcnllll'y, wu IOld dur· log briefings prior to!""'lng In Iraq dial tbe IIIiea bad knocked out . moat of Iraq'• elcctric:al power and . all of ill bridJ::on& lbe Tillris Rivet: during Storm. ''Wiien . I &ot tbere lD Oc:tobcr (1991), leu . tbaD six m011tbl after Delat Slmll; . about 70 ~t of tbe power wu · back, relDstated. And they were just fllllshlog up rebuilding lbe last bridge. They were ready to.opcn facility, and tbe next day we'd tbid that aoo&her one had taken ita place," Scowaoft said. "We'd bit dial ooe. and be'd have yet another By Jack Anderson backup, Or we'd bit an ammunition bunker, ew a fiXed military fll:ility, and fly back tbe DCXt day only to and discover it was still operational. Michael Binstein lbe incredible expense and planDina he put Into buildloa up his · turing capability it bad before milillllyupabWty Is aweac&e.'' Once the guns fell silent from Operation Delat St«m. Iraq has beeD making T•72 Opcnlioo Delat SIOI'III it became tanks while lbe embarJO bu been ca t1iat tbc alllea bad put a severe on, as well as artillery munitions cbcck on Saddam's ambitiona, but and evea 'short-range bUiistic mis· they bad not blocked them alto- ' it." siles. It is aunmtly operating more gether. Many more tanka, aircraft Another striking example of than tbree dozen major weapons and cbemlcal weapons survived tbe Saddam's capacity 10 rebuild folplants, acconllog to tbe iDielligeace onslaupt tbaD wu first· believed. lowed President Busb' s last punireports. At lbe same time, Iraq bas Key Republican Guard units stayed tive bomblD& strike - on Jan. 17. repaired and returned to .service in Baslidad to protect lbe reauoe 1993. The tar&et wu lbe AI Rabiya most of lbe 2,500 maio baule lanka and allow it 10 fight aaotber day. mecblmical wotsbop plant, wbicb and 250 fixed· wiD& aircraft that Wbell Sllddam wbedcd 110U11i1 aad Americ1111 military planners lUI· rutble&aly suppressed Kurdish and pec:ted wu a safe haven few. illicit survived Desert Storm. American officials have Ions Shiite rebellions in nortberb and activity, includliia lbe production been aWlft of Saddam's ability 10 southern Iraq, he bad more than of two types of uranium enrichrebutld. Durin& !be Gulf W•, tbeo· eDouah weaponry to do tbe job. ment assemblies. Tbe American National Se<:.urlty Adviser Brent 'Ibis iocluded buoclreds or tons of cruise missiles strUck tbe.plant just · Scowcroft once shook his bead lD deadly chemicals tbe allies claimed days bebc PrcaideDt Clinton lOOk disbelief u be was briefing a group theY bad deslrOyed on tbe first' day tbe oath of office. The devaatalion of Jewish leaders in WaahiogtoD ~of die war. was swift and (X)IIIplctc. Teo dll)'• -arter the atriti!, an ., inte_?at1ooal team of nuclear inspectbrs visited lbe site. 'lbla II · wbat they found, 8IX<I'diog to their repon: ''The Iraqi side II dcanlng up and rebuilding &he site with delenllioatjoo 10 put it back in buai· ness witbio a few months. Thou- · sands of people and bliodreda of pieces of heavy equipment ate comiiiitled on an arouod-lbe-c:lock basis ...'' On March 16, scarcely two months later,- a top Iraqi official IIIIDOtiDCcd.thatlbe facility was not only c:aoplciC, but that tbe "enter· prise is now operating even betJer tbaD bef«e." ' Manr analysts 9f tbe Middle Eut believe this wW - and ability . -to rebuild lD lbe (p of overwbelming_,oddl Is lhe key 1o Saddam's stubborn survival. If &he UN. .sanctions are ever ti&bteoed : to the point where ,they can take · away this ability, it wuld lllC8II tbe .end of Saddam u lbe bully of tbe : MiddleEut. . . Jack Anderson and Mlc.ael '1'111: II~ ~ Mf"7t: Blostein are wrlten for United ; -&.r...a I fW """'"" n:;KN r 1\ "11• Feature Syndicate, Ine. "- Los No OIIC bas been harder on Cali· fornla Gov. Pete WiliOII than yours truly. But I have 10 &I~ lbe devU his due few his principled stand 011 Illegal immlpadon. Specifically I am refcrrln& to lbe aovero«'a wioeqwvocalsupport for a state ballot measure &hat would deny California's 1.6 mil· lion illegal immigrants taxpayerpaigo and promoting their own funded education, nonemergeocy s and health care, welfare benefill and self-interests. oda. lbe syrup . blic•-'n•·-"-. used to mab It, II not a food, IDd otberJ: ..,.... ..., • ....., they 1a10w it. 'lbe Obit) CODatituW laoo has been accused of, tiOII aJICIIdy fOiblda state taxes amon other things, •iscapegoat· 011 ina.'"1 "xenophobia" and food iDieDIIcd for Cl08IPDptiOD off premlael, Uld IIIey bow il Soft "raci11111." But tbis Ia a patently ........... ..__ never ....._ de/llwd • absurd cbarae. Propoaltion,.l87, ....... Mfood" 111 ll8fe law, .s they know titled the ""~ve ... Our State" lnlda· iL 'lbeir IIICdia Cllllpligo lllolelld- tive, i& favored by Californians ed to coofuiC voters aad ioacue acrou the bolrd. -.w - - - Issue 4. · 011 · w M...,·"'- dir Rogci' • .......,...1 ' ~ CoqlanlloD ror OhioDeveJciPmeot ~iu lose with lssue 4 . C'L;l.I-Dn ,..,UI~ Dear Edila', · Whal pr1gc Clll ~ PJl Oll 'iducatio& Ohio's c:bildleii? Iu peaay , too IDuc:b? Is $65 mUUoo too-liDlc? Ohio' a WICII wW 10011 dCcidl. I am concerned that it will not be aaloformcd ciCclaioo. s~~~e Iuiie 4 11 1 c:oaatitudOIIII . aDIC'I'IIIIalt Writleo to elimiMie tbe · star.e' s peaoy-a-c:an Wbolclale tax 011 soft drinks and other carbonat· ed, noo-alcobolk: beverages .A mi&Jeadiog media blltZ il try· inJ to convince Obioana &hat retalain& the so-c:al.led "pop tax" will open a PandQra's box oflaxes . ~ cvCqthiog we Thll is . • • : Willi the 10ft driDk ~-'ll . stdY JlaJial& don-- i&& : . ; ,1. dk die fll:l tbllliol:e Oblo Conatltution has rOibllidea tucl 011 food c:onauned off the here sold Slate Iuuc 4 cannot will not Cbange t936 d. ,.e.use. .J tblt. l:oo..,. • ,..... \. Wb at wlll cbanae if Isaue 4 pwes is what we Clll offer our cit- Soutla-eeotrsl Oblo D«tbwest. ..Dry elscwbele. Lows in Tonlgbt...Mostly clear and cold tbe 40s IIJid bigba in tbe 60s. with a low around 30. Light winds. Sunday... A cllance of showers. 'Friday ... Partly sunny and mid Lows lD tbe upper 30s 10 lower 40s. with a biJb lD tbe mid 60s. Hi&ba ~5 to 60. Exteoded 1onca1t Monday ...Partly cloudy. Lows Saturday... A cbaoce of showers .in~ 30s. Highs lD tbe SOa. Freda Davis ..• IZCDI.lbe loss lD revenue would be nearly equal to what &he state spencb ~year few Head Slart, 8 · progr¥1 tbat h.... ptoven to be etrcctiw over lbe )'Wiln r;c· =.~.,.,~r:l~ • . - - ••m•ll IIUrly 10 ,..c JIIO'. :u~r.~I~n:= ~~~:J::: to diPDiu $6S mjllioo could be forad to 11011 . The pop tax~ llell'ly S6S clccp.::, U ioslonlfl ' :r""" 1 • ; . , cant. .eapeclaliY In today climale = II=· · a· s..., a.ri.-o;; '· .. sw.lf.l:!: -; ~ .. 1 • _ . ,, JOIIpb Perkins II • coiii..W for Tbe Sao Dle1o Unloa-Trl· , ' By ne ~lated Prell Today is Thursday, Oct. 27, tbc 300th day of 1994. There are 65 days in histoiy: _ " <?n OcL 2~ 1187• tbc ~ of the FcUera1ist Papers, a series of essays calling for ratification of lhe Unilcd Swes Constitution, ,was published in aNewY~!JCWspllpC't. .· · · · On thiS date: . . . . . · !J1 179S,the Unifcd,S~_iul'!~pain ~ililcd ~ ~ .ofSan 'Loftmo, whiCJIIlfOvidedfCI'flle~oftbtl,MiullaipptRlver. • ,. , · In 11~, lhe ,. ~t ~)he U1oilcd SlateS, '1'llcodQn: Rooievelt, , was b«nilll'fcw.YodCity. · . • ·· · . , . In 1880, Theodore ~velt mlrricd Alice Lee, -, In J886, 1be mUSical~ "A'N~. ~ Ba¥ ~~,'~ wri~ by Modell MuuliPkY and revised at1ct bil dellll by Nikolai Rimaky-Kor· llkoY, was~ in SL Paerablq, Ruuia. · ·~ '. 1111904,1be tbit,npid lrlolltiUbwaJ, tbe IRT, opened in New York Cit · --.. . In w:s~~= =~na':e~ ~ S~yn'::tfc yam' .· , "nylon." · . . · In 1941, the radio show " You BeiYOtirLife,'~ SlllringGroucho Msrx, pn:mleml on ABC;. It 1a1et becime a leltvision show on NBC. · . In 19S4, Walt Dlsney's fast tclevjsi 111 program, tided "Disneyland" 'ett,.=·!i:Jihugllt . . (For laformatlop on •ow to eommualate eledr!)nlc!ally wltla tbla colulllnlat and otllen, con· c.ct "-~~:a Online by calllnR I· 800-ll . 7-6364, , at. 8317;) . ... after his yet-ro-be completed lhemc park, premiered on ABC. In 1967,Expo '67 closed in Monin:al. CanlldL • In 1978, Egyptian President Anwar iadat and Israeli Prime Minister ==:::fac::C~~=obel PQICC Prize for their · Teo years ago: Doctors at Lorna Lir :Ia University Medical Center in Cali~omia reported that "Baby,FIIC," .l desJ.ICilllelY ill infant who had received the heart ofa baboon in an ~xpenmental ~splant was in . ·:~arlcablystab)ccqndiliOn" one day flertbc~otl., '. · .: :' F1ve years ,&&Q:,TIIc third pole OfLte WorldS., delayed by t1ic · No,u.ern Callfomta earthquake, was rtayod at l".andlestick Park. The • Oakland A'sdclealcd the San Francisco Gian11,13:-7! · • One year ago: Bnuh fires ~ acrot.a Southern California, destroying SC?veral hundred·-.•.Pres~t binwo ~led a fCviscd version of his bcalth care retim.plan to Congress. ulgm& its passag~ witbiD a yea. Today's ~a: Fonner ''Tonight Show" executive produccr.Fred· · enck DeCordoVa u84. AW:ess Teresa Wngbtis 76. Acttess NaneaeFab- : ray is 74. Baseball Hall-of-Famer and ~ter Ralph Kiner il 72 · . · ~tress Ruby peeJohn is 70.Cleese ~tary of. Slllie Warren M. OlrisiOphcr is 69: : Actor-comedian is 5~ Actresa Carrie Sood~m~as is 48. · : Actress and TV -·"ty Jayne' Keor.:- .; "'-~~ · 43- S!'.L.. S' · LeBon is 36. ~""""'~ ·~Y-v•~uuu IS ' u~ liJlOil : niou,ht tor lodax: " Tile mon who does notlcam is dark, like"one : walking m lhe nighL •- Chinese prove!b. . • • • , Hospitsl news VETJl:llANS MEMORIAL Wednesday admllaiOIII - Carl Bailey. Pomcloy Wednesday cliadlqes - Freda Fquaon, RaciDc; Eltanor KDaw, New_Havm. W.Va.; f!eruy ley, PMiand ~­ HOl:..ZER MEDICAL CENTER ' Clara Swindell America continues to admit . more fcweigo immigrants than all : the other coonuies in tbc world ccmbioed. As DIOSt of tbCic immi· grants ullimateiy sctlle.. in Gallfor. ula, at COIIaillerable expense to 111e : stale' s taxpayers, It banDy 1s xeno- · pbobic ew racist if California realdents vote 10 deny pilbHcly' funded benefits and'scrvicea to immiarants wbo have enlered tbe eomitry ille- bulle. The Mlddleporii'IU wW sponsor a HaUowccn carnival on Satur· day, 4 10 8 pJD at tbe Middlepm Elementary School. There will be canume judJ!lDJ, pmes and food. · lbe Rutland Baptist Church. Born Feb. 23, 1911 in Dexter, sbe Wa& lbe dauJbter of tbe late Daniel and Anna Cleland. · Survivm include oae daaghtet, Belva (Joe) Schuler of Chesblre; two dau&bters-in-law, Maljorie Davia of Rutland 1111d Charlotte Gnot of Racine; two sisters, Neva Taylor of Atron and Golden Stansbury of Albany; 011C brother, &,I_ Cleland of Rulllod; six grandchildren aad . fiYC great ptDdcblldren. Sbe wu prec:cdcd in death by ber parents; her busblind, Merle S. Davis, wbo died In Janllay. two 111115, Bruce IIJid Bryan Davis; two broth· era, HCIISOII ud floyd Cldlnd; IIJid ODC sister, Flora McClure. Frieud.l may call 2 10 4 p.m. IDd 7 111 9 p.m. at tbe FoaleiOIIII Funeral Home lD Mason, W.VL, wbele serviceS will be held 11 a.m. -Saturday with Pasllr Paul Tayl« officiating. Burial will be lD Nelson Cemetery. Today in_ history-----~---..;. I pltlp8111 meet IDmaaing needs wltb sedoua- ly dw,lndllilg fCIOURlCI. : of about~· Dl tbele lalt,rewdiyi bef~ 111e· keep lD =~bat this is a November vote, more and mC!re · , wbolelelc lilt ....., cille tblt is paid by =··~education, latiot and tbe soft driqk llldaa~ SIDce ibe one ·in==.~ CIIICtmelll oflbe lilt 1992, the sudlutlieObiolaaueofWomea l r,ctalf pri~ of pop baa remallltd Voeen, the Ohio EdacalioD AIIQdo.' . CoutU~,. ~ In~ cueallu• llliJal tile inlilr·Univenity Ovk'lfi ev•a JOM down due JO_:Ili,Jkel of;Obi, tile~~ clfdre . ~ ~ ~ I ...,.:_ N1doDal 'AuoeiadOII of S~,ll •- - · - --IY , Worllln. the Oldo 1fH1 1'1'1 ~ ID ...._, • belie¥e tbll IClft . . c1atiGa aad DDIDCIUUI otbera are diC atatr of lif• and that our tw:ttoa tile PI'ODie of Obio . . · fn 1f}• eo eqjoy 1llllllillca.diet is lbe lllll'OW ialf.lalaeata of thole belli dnlloaW .More -~~~~se. w1ao ciem1 ·111MIO 1 , Min. tlil t • law.llu never clcflllcd,soft lubndc.wltiiiO. drliD • food. ·, . . It'll J!lpllllllle., 11111 a pdce Cll . -._1!,! _ , :Jr'W:\..~: ~ _ ,flltDN, bat a peaay.b a J00C1 OW'H.... II aWid )IIJiq .I Ii fllr VCIIe "Nd'- •·~ • · · . . . of _ _ _ _ CJIIIIt .... ' ·. ·. £. t 111M 611 Jl'l* . - (llllq WCIIbia · . Tile ow. ~ 4 .... 0; .~ .-~. , " . _•, v txt: • n::t COI&l•JM Party pl•aned Freda P. Davis, 83, Rutland, died Wednesday, Oct 28, 1994 at Veter· aos Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. Sbe was a homemaker and attcodcd ooncitizeo c:blldml of illegal aliens deserve an educ:ation. But 111e govare entitled 10 tbe S8ll¥l benefits as emment that owes it 10 them is not American cbildreo. · in Saaamcnto or even ill Wasbing- . Indeed, tbi s detennlnation was too, but the country from wbic:b set for&h by tbe Supreme Court they bave ccme." . , • Trick or treat IWcd . The Tuppers Pllios Fire Depart· meot will sponsor trick a treat in lbe CIOIIIIDunity, MOIIday 6 to 7 p.Di The sirens wW sound to begin and end tbe oVCDL Residents are asked to ~ on lbeir porch ligbll If tbey want 10 panicipale in trick a treaL ___;;._-Area de·a ths-- citize. plly. -~ -·---.--~ Area man injured in accident Oct. lli dlacl•ar11es • Aoaela Roac:b, Mrs. Timothy Legg and son, Mrs. Terry Neff and son, Clara Mae Swindell, 79, Shade, died Tuesday, OcL 2S, 1994, at l'ommly Robert Lambert and Hobart Tem· pletoo. Nursing and Rehabilitation BomSepL 10, 1915,inFlora, Oet. l4i blrtU • Mr. and Mrs. Story Perry, she was a ~IC of Arnold COOlCI', 11011 of Oak HW; Mr. the Hemlock Grove Christian Oturcb and Mrs. Charles Dean, daugbtet of and a 44-year resident of Swindell Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. Terry John· Road. -soil, dauJbter of Pomeroy; ll!ld Mr. She is survived by: two daughters and Mrs. Micbael Tharton, 11011 of and sons-in-law, Gloria and J{oben Leon, W.VL Mcintosh and Rcbccca and Garry (Publlllled 11'1111 penoilllon) Hunter, all of Alhens; three SODS and daughters-in-law, Ned and Sharon. Swindell of Shade, Philip and Crystal Swindell of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Am Ele r-er -...31 718 and Alan Swindell of Alhens; nine AlaiD ___ _.Ill grandchildren and four great-grandAldllud 00 - -- --311518 children. Also surviving is a sister, AT&T ·--------53111 Ruth Young of Alhens,andabrotber. , Bank One---------27114 Joe Perry of Shade. Bob Evaas------ -19 518 She was preceded in death by her Cbaonplon IDd. .--24111 husband, Howarcl, in Au~ and by Cbiii'IDID& Sbop 7~ adaughter,LindaLouSwindeli.Also City HoldJa& 1 Fedenl MOIIII 2A1 711 precediDJ her in death were two sisGoodyear ftR 34118 ters, Mildred Douglas and Martha K-mut15 518 Perry ,and three brothers, Dale, Ralph Lands End 17 718 . and Frank Perry, CLARA MAE SWINDELL Limited Inc. 11111 Services will be held Saturday at · Multimedia lac 2t 1 p.m, at lagers Funeral Home m Athens with tbc Rev. Charlcl Domipn Point BmcGrp D officiating. Burial wW follow in Burlingham Cemetery. RelJince Eledrlc---lll 518 Friends inay call Friday from Robbins & Myen...--17111 . 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at tbc .funeral home. Shooey'slnc. 15 Star Ba.Dk __·-.._ --_ _ -.. _m 114 Wendy Int'L -------·14 518 Cen~~near;~~~:~:~:~~~~:~ WortblngtoD Ind... ReYivalaet Revival services will be beld it tbe · Rutland Cburcb or the Nazarene Nov. 1-6 wilb services at 7 p.m. eacb eveDIDJ!, and 10:30 a.m. and ~:30 p.m. 011 Sunday. Rev. P. L. LiddcU wW be lbe spc:Uer. P-ti meet1na pla}med · The Eull:m f.cical annual Chap- ter 1 parents meeting will be held Tuesday 9 a.m. at the Riverview ~tary School. All Cbaptcr 1 parents and otber inleresled persons are invllcd to aacud. GaW~ 12:03 Lm., Pomeroy Nuralng and Rehabilitation Center, Betty Bioncudy, VMH; DLEI'ORT 10:37 a.m., Wam EAI&e Apart. 10 : 1~ a.m., South Third menta, Betty TripleU, Holzer MediAvenue, Gladys Wilburn, Vetcnma cal Center; MemOOal Hospital; 12:54 p.m., state Route 681 6:0Z p.m., ViJia&e Maoor Apart· West, Juanita Ratliff, O'Bicoen MemOOal=. . - ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 STARTING FRIDAY THE NEXT KARAT£ KID PG ONE EVEKIIIG $HOW 7:30 ADMISSION $2.00 44lw.l23 - lwe Have Answers. turned on at my new address ... "Wbu du I callfor more infonnation un "l d like 10 n'{X>I1 some stonn tiamap,e ... ol· .· "l twed the power "How do ! get u 11 your l'Lptal Payment Pla n ' " heal pumps'" ' six calls for •ai•biJM'e WedneSday. Units ~g iocluded: (lJSfS JJJ.Ht) :=Y~l!,~~':C::W!:: N--L comorrow, the money needed 10 pay for my funeral would come · Livestock report 0 My children's savings lac., Poa.oy. Oblo 45769, Jib. 992·1156. · - . The Auociar.t .,_, -.1 llle IJlio f081VAn'lllo Seocl .,wr.. ........... to Tbo Dolly Seotlool, Ill Court St.. . Pomorvy.(llllo 4!769. IUIIICIIPTIOI'f IA'IU Ooe~--~~-~-~. ....$1.60 0oe Mo1tlh ............................................S6.9s OoeY• ....:.......................................... SI:UO SINGLII: COPY PUC& lhny ............................................... :JSce.a Sulloaibon 101 detlrill to poy lbo Cllri« . .y . nntltla dhctlo 'lito Ootltlpoill Dolly . 'J'ribUM 01 a tbree. Iii 01' 12 mollb bMlJ. . Crodll will bell... oodlweot. No .. by ...u pennlttMI 1o .... -lptl•• .,._bomoc:orri« ....m. llonlbl>le. MAILSVISCIIPTIOI'IS . · -Golloc...tr 13 w............................ ~ ...............$l1.u Z 6 -...............................................S4116 'zw-.w;;;o;;w;;·c;-.;.- c;;ii.su.; 6 0 A bank 'loan taken out by my spouse 0 I'm not sure . ~. "/ w.·f•t.i It .• betlu!e a ' fJeakt•r (m Funeral planning makes good · sen se. Call us for your FREE copy of the 20-page booklet, :•A Guide to Planning Ahead"; There,is no obligation. . · '1 d e/eoriwl safetrji~r my ~1 !l• 1-!, rmle das.s .. /zke sutne ';, ~{<Jrtnal im l o n cml-'en •mg ent'';L! ~' in my home · James C. Birchfield Owner-operator BIRCHFIELD , FUNERAL HOME Main Street, PO. Box 188. Rutland, Oh. 4ms 2.00 to 3.00 70.00-74.00~ . '\ 0 My parents' savings COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)Ohio direct bog prices at selected buying polnta thursday by the Ohio Department of Apicultun:: Barrows and gUti: 1.00 lower; t!emll!ld light 10 mOIIenlc. U.S. 1·3, 230-260 lbl., country ~~ ~·~~9So00; plan1129.00• a ew . . U.S. 2·3, 230·260 Jba., country points 26.00-28.00. Prices froiD The Producen Uvelloc:k AuodMiOD' · Callie: 1.00 to 2.00 bigber. Slaughtet steers: cholce 62.0069.00; aele!t S7.1J0.62.00. SlauJbter beifen: c:bolce 61.0069.00; ICloa S6.1J0.61.00. Cows: 2.00 blaller: all cows 40.00 and down. Bulla: 1.00 bialler: all bulls S1.1~ and doWn. · Veal calves: steady; choice 1 3 -..........................................- ...$23.40 9~.00anddown. 16 ~~ ...................................... .S4SJO . Sbcep ll!ld lambl: 'l w-...................... - ..................,.SII.40 . higher; c:lloice woo1a I call before I d(fl, i 11 my yard."' "Calt I p,et some on rates for my business?" ' i nfonnalion 0 My life insurance 0 My savings · poll. Sooood"'-(IDIIIIIpoidiiPo. . .y,OIIlo. ·'What s the mmrh<!r from: 4:15~~slate : : : :1 west. Mike Combs, DO trea«ment ew trans· The Daily Sentinel Pybl~ l"'f ollnooa, MoDCIIy lllloup If my death oecurrc4 Call·l-800-672-2231 AnyTunf. Any Day. This isn't just Ialk, it's a promise! Ohio Power's 24-Hour Customer SeiVice Phone Une is ~n 7dar.; a 'M.'ek. 365 da)S a year. So, if you have a billing questiOn, need raie information, have qtte~tiol15 about startingor ending seiVice-an)lhing at am:,time, ~·re here for you. Call us on it. ' I --· ..-·-- ···- -----~--- - - _..:._ _ __. -' ----- --~ .....-'--C---1 VANDAMME TIMECOP R WheneVer You Have Questions,_ 221/4 qtlilles pr oYided by Advtat SYRACUSE Eastern••• Continued from 111911 crsonoel: Dorothk Bentz, Enzatb Gee, David . Ramey and Tony Hudson u substitute IC8chers Supper~ plamM when needed; Howie Lawrence and The Carpenter Baptist Cburcb, Kay Gillilan as substitute bus ' Stale Route 143, wW have its annu- drivers on a probalionary coottac:t; al supper and bazaar on Nov . ~ - Joe Bailey, juniew lligb boys basServing will begin at 6 p.m. · ketball coach; Jim Huff as volunteer senior class advisor; Jill Literary aub to JDHt Holter, sophomore class advisor; The Middleport Lilerary Club Scott Wolfe, freshman c;lass advi· will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at sa-; Penny Aeiker, volunteer assistbe bome of Mrs. David Bowen. tant girls basketball coach; Bryan Mrs. Dwi&bt Wallace will review Durst, volunteer assistsnt basket" I Know Wily the Caged Bird ball coach. Sings" and selected poems by -set 1be next meeting fa 6:30 Maya Aoaelou. Mrs. Eileel1 Buck p.m. Nov. 30 in tbe hi&b sehool wW.review "Trail of the I (IIICIOI!Ie litnry. Pine" by John Fox, Jr. Roll callrespmse is a quote frclo a cooltm· . porary poet or SUJ8C:Sied reading COLONY THEATRE material roc busy wancn. TONIGHT Stock reporll an the 18-.30 a.11. malls. Teresa Alderson. VMH. Units of tbe Meiga County EmcrJicnq Medlcal Service lo&8cd ,, Highway Patrol said. Midlacl D. Combs, 18, 42468 Stale Route 7, refused lreallllCIIt Ill lbe scene. tbe palrol said. . The palrol said Combs was eastbound at 4:25 p.m. when be lost control of bls car lD a riaht curve, -slid off tbe road and struck a mailbox. The car then sncJ across a driveway and struck a lnlsb caa bolder. Tbe car was moderalely damaJed and Caobs was cilcd ror fail. un: 10 c:ontrol. Friday the Middleport Elemeastudeilll will have a costume parade beginoing It 1 p.m. The studeoll wW move from Pearl Street to Uoc:olo Slreet, 10 third Avenue, and back 10 lbe llcbool. Stocks EMS logs six calls A'Coolville mao received minor lajuria wecme.c..y following a ooc-c:ar aasb on Stale Route 681, the Gallia-Mciga Pollt of tbe State tary I. ···- -"···-... ----------r --------- -- . Meigs County Sberiffs Deplll1ment reports. Eldon Ritchie, Rooee 2. Coolville, said be wu driving west on state Rouee 248 at about 7:15p.m. Tuesday wben be bit tbc deer, causing light damage 10 tbe lef! front fender of bis 1988 Cbevrolet, repMS staled. Also, Julie Rice of Racine reported liaht damaJe 10 ber 1992 Buick wbeo sbe hit a deer at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday OD Forest Run Road. records show. The deer ran from tbe sceae. c - o l t y parade piMMd . A Halloween· dance party will be held Friday alB to 11 p.m. Ill tbe Reynolds ()pry"House In Hocking· port Out of lbe Blue Band wW be featured. Costume prizes will be aWIKd,. tbere will be cake walks and relie&bmeDta. -----Weather----- larf:!'· back in 1982. By a Jlari'OW S-4 ~ority, lbe j~ ruled that tbe · ~ of llle&aJ allcns wen: eatitied to a tiJI!ioo·free public cducatioD·iD the Ullited Sus. '" c•·"" Tbe decision, Plyler vs. Doe, marked &he first time &hat &he Supreme Court bad beld explicitly u lbe 14th AIDCDdment's guaran· lee or equal protectiOII "exteoda to •)'OIIC', citizen or siranger," who resldCI within • ltale's bouodariCI, repdleu of immigration lltalul. Foci' of California's Prqp. 187 cile tbll 12-year-old u IIIey mount their counters . agaioit 1be popular initiative. What goQd is it, dicy say, 10 pus a measure that will never be enforced siilce it aluiost certal_niy will be declared Continued from page1 and state Route 248 intersection Tuesday Dipt, awmling 10 lbe Meigs announcements Duce ldledulecl A pool of cold air wu likely lD New l3asland, keepioJ tempera· turea iD tbe 40s and 50s and producinJ widespread douds that COIIId reach tbe coastal Nortbeast by aftiCIDOOD. A W81D1 front was prediclcd for lbe'Oreat LakCI, with ltmperalllres in lbe SOa llld 601. 'Fbe oation'sl!ot spot Wednesday - Palm Springs, Calif., at 9~ --Local briefs...,_ __ j 1be historY of slavery in IIIia coun- UDCOI!stitutional by lbe biJb coon? .·f try. , · But tbllt may not be tbc else: · 'lbe CIIIIIIICipatcd slaves earoeu Back In 1982, it may be remem- · their U.S. ci~ by virtue of bered, four of tbe dissenting jus- · tbeir IOIIaevlty in c;ouotry ll!ld tices agreed with Warn:n Buraer Josenh Perkins their uncompensated labors. The dial while "lbe impdrtiDCC of cdu· . '4 · babi~ of Illegal aliens have done . cadoa" wu "beyOIId dispute... lbe selves, are not to be faulted few tak· · nothing to merit cltizeD•hlp, except importance of a government ser- · loa advantage of Yankee be b«n at U.S. taxpayer cxpensc. vice does not elevate it to tbe sta1ua • We have Ollly ourselves to b e The 14th Amendmeat needs to .of a 'fuodameatal right' for purposfew ~ulng U.Stbo . citiicosbibp, few be re~tleli by Con&fcss. Ameri· es of equai proteclion analysis." . con.~mDI upon se w 0 come can DShip DO lon ,. gcr should be Indeed, the "'.esent Su1preme · · here illegally the same rights lUid u 1 b 110 ed bab privile 11 those bo 'tbcr rou oe Y e w upon a Y Court, wbic;h not"'only boasll two ·.: sea w are et who happens 10 be lx_xo lJ:e!'e• but of lbe justices who joined Burger's : _ ·native-born Americans or wbo whose~ are foreap atizens. dissent (Sandra Day O'Connor and . leaanylnunlgratecJIOthiscountry. I:et tbe cbild apply roc natural· William Rebnquist), but also is · · · Iod:!; :'thJ:~ is ~on:Judi· izauon when it turns 18. If he ~r considerably morq conservative . crous e s goauoo so- sbe ~ a U.S. citizen tbeo, at than &he 1982 court, very well ·· called "c;ltizeo c:bildren." babi ho be U SThese . . will be bY 1oteo1 ratber than by could ovCitllnl Plyler vs. l)oe. · are ea w ~e· · · c1U· default, tbe way it Is now. . The 1994 Supeme Colut proba- . zens throuah accideDt of birth; Only sligbtlf, 1~ absurd thllf. bly 'would agree with ~ Wilsog · world in an American maternity IUpllllrled by a maJority of Repub- ward. Dean Tbe babiCI are Amcricaaluxl,by . Ileanaand l!lldliberala,oc:rata, .. ue· of the 14th Amendment's lives wbitea conservaand, moat v•"' lelling of all, Hispanics. guarantee that lilly penOII b«n on California's legal residents n:c- u.s. soil-is automallcally a citizen. ogniur tbat tbe fioaoclally stnppec1 But wbcn tbe amendment wu rad· . I I * DO longer can ilford to geaer• · lie!\ lo 1868, oellber COIIaress n« · ouly proffer govcrDIDIIIt belllftts, . the atate legialature.s were ~veo ~ peno111 who ateal11ct011 tbl• RIIIOidy tblnlrilg llboul futile me..' c:oUolry'a bolder. · gal immiarants. Jd l.t Ia, illegallmmiarants are They were thinklDJI about forellalble for almost u many pub· mer slaves wbo were brouabt to licfy funded servlcCI " U.S. cili· tbis country 18ainst tJx;lr will, on :tens. Indeed, tbey can cross the whose bacb ~~-ouBth a qrariao bonier and have bablca at Amcri· economy - """" lal::k men 1114 can bolpitals at taxpayer expense. wancn wbo wen: tbJnl.. and fowth· They cao enroll tbelr kidl in Amltr· geaeration residents of tbll COlin- . icao llcbooil tullioo-free. They can try, wbo had DO flnt·band memo-· even get welfare belleflts lD .their rles of their native land, bot who· c:llildn:D'&IIIIIDCI. · DODetbeleas were dlaenfnnc:hised M WiliOII bas repeMcdly mell· · by tbelr new bomdll!ld To equate lioacd. Ulcgal immipanta cost his tbe citizenabip right~ of emaoclpat-' atate a net of $S billiOn IDDoallY. , edilleala~lmmi widitbose ~ babieatriVi= , 10 .IJI'IIIll .. 1D lral MiuissiP!Ji valleys. The Plains were expeclcd 10 be IIIDDY llld warm, wilb ltmperablla in tbe 70s. Smsbiae also will likely frclo lbe Four C«aers to tbe Mid· die Atlantic staleS. u •I columbusIsao I That wOlb out'to m«e thaD $400 a year added to each California ramily's tax burden. 'lbe illegal immip'anta, them- abowcd that tbe ballot lnltiadve is Vote 'No' Around the 1UIIion IND. ~=ly fund these important ser- tbeiro:.:'..C fooled by their bi& lie. Los"":;:.~"';~y~ =~ h~::C~l!~·~;::::~t i=t~da~ ~:'{~ ~~u:'!~ :~n::~~a~~ ~~no;~ ~~!~~~~ . Supporters of Issue 4 - tbc outof-state soda manufacturers and beverage retailers - bave been ~amWaging a Very misleadinl ~ . southeast Ohio tonight, where forecasters said lbe merturY could flirt a.m. with tbe 20s. Parts of central Oblo were under a frost alcrL The predicted frost early this Hr:avy rains and 111gb winds morning didn't materialize over pounded the Pacific Nor&hwe&t most of the state bec:ause clouds today in tbe first stonD of tbe seaserved a blanket to keep read- 11011. ings aeoaally lD tbe 40s. 1'1111 of On:g011 received DCII'ly The National Weather Service two iocbes of rain Wednesday, ll!ld said clear skies tonight will allow a brid&e between Oregon and temperatures to dip into the 30s. Wubio&tm was c;loscd sfler being ReadioBS in northern Ohio could struck by a 900-foot tanker tom hover around 40, espec:ially near frclo .its moorinp. Winds up 10 93 Lake Erie. mph were reporred. Warmer weather will make ill More rain was expec:ted across way into Ohio on Friday under Wubington and weslem Oregon, partly sunny skies. Highs will read! with temperatures lD the ~Os and tbe mld&, lbe NWS'said. 60s. Snow was likely in tbe CasThe rec:«d-bigh ecmperabue few cades, and showers were expec:lcd this dale at lbe Columbus wcatber to reach into northern Idaho by station was 81 dearees in 1963 aftemoon. · ""· IMansfield Iss• I• Clouds and showers also were expected in tbe lower Rio Grande Valley and southern FloridL and lbe season's first frost was expect· ed iD lbe lower Teaaessee and cen- while the record low was 20 Ia 111112. Sunset toni&bt will be at 6:36 p.m. and auorlse Friday at 7:56 BY. The A.ocii!W ...._ A freeze WM'IIiDJ was oosted for u.s. can't care for 'citizen children' Vote 'N0' on Issue 4 .,....-. Dear o:::.wwo We are uralng voters to vote . 'No' Issue 4. Wby? Because lbe 011 reveo~ raised by tbe peony-a-can wboleaale taX on sort drinks· approxinlwely S6S million per year - JOCI to fuDd c.ducadon and otber 4 vital cblldn:o's programs. •· If Issue lo•• it passes and this re venue '" .., will limit lbe slate's ability 10 adc- . U.N. sanctions can't curb Saetdam's will 111 Court'Street PomelOJ, Oblo CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager • Another chi.lly night -forecast for Ohio Thuniday' Oct. '1.7 . The DillY sentinel . Pagl 3 Pomeroy llddlePOt't. Ohio ' . llfllfl!f iilif OHIO J1tCMU111 �.1 ,. 1 ... ........ . • The Daily Sentinel Sports On the college toorballscene, Thursday, October 'ZI,1894 Page 4 Nebras.ka-Colorado game expected to decide national tit~~ ByRICI;WAilNEJl Two of lhe COIIIItry's be. l'lill· APFootball'WrkAir ningblcb-Colondo'sR•I}!Mn Remember when Nebraska- · Salaam alld Ncbtuti's Lawrence Oklahoma was always the Bls Pbjllips - will be cbillenged by Eight game of ibe Yl*.the one 1111t . oulltandinB ruiulcfenses. declded.lbe Oranae Bowl.batb and Salaam, who leada tbe NOAA in thad a major impact 011 tbc national ruabins .witb a 179-yard avcraae. lcbampiilnslilp? will fare a Nelxalb defease that is Now it's Nebrasta.COIOOido. giving up aliy 61 yards per same The last five times they've · on tbe ground. Phillipa, lhird played, the outcome has deter- ilali011:!t,:'th a 154-yud &VCIIIICo mined the Big J!igbt cbamp\9n. goes a Colorado mit tbat Ia Saturday's game in Lincoln allowing 99 rushing yards per between lhe second-ranked Buf- game. faloes (7.0) and No. 3 COOibuskers While Nebraska slicks almoat (8·0) also may determine tbe exclusively to the ground, Col.Qllional. cbamplon. orado bas a diversified llll8ck. BufTbe winner could replace Peon ·faloes q~ Kordell Stewart State as the nation's No. 1 team. can run tbc option or pass to top "If the winner plays ·a sreat targets Michael Westbrook ana gallic, I tblnlt !bey will,'' ColOOido Chiistiao Fawla. coach Bill McCartney said. Nebraska quarterbac:k Brook Eastern to entertain ·Miller in Hocking Division rematch Bissell, wbo bad 14 tackles, was forcing Dave Barr's Eagles to stave off return of 2S yards and Ryan · causbt a 14 yard reception for the Trimble. Perhaps the fact, tbat followed by nine-tackle efforts by Eastern drubbed Miller twice last o{f several fourtb-quarter threats. '1 Buckley bad punt returns of tblrty touchdown. The Joey Jones run 1bis FridaY, night, tbe Eastern Eastern rolled to a 14-8 wiD over and seven yards. . was sood. and Eastern's lead was ~r was lying on tbe young Adam McDaniel and Ouo, Geoff Watson's six, Mall Bowen's five FAaJes, S-3, will try to bounce ba1:k the Falcons. les' minds. Eastern went up 6-0 in the firSt oanuwed to 14-8. That score stood and Sbeets• four. to lhe win ·column in a rematch Buckley caught a pass for 18 Jul,lior Jason Sheets and senior frame, scoring on a six-yard Bowen lllllilthe end of the game. Last week in Racine, the Palwilh the Miller Falcons {4-4) wbo Cbarlie Bissell led tbe Ea,gles run. but lhe extra point failed. In A 37-yard IICllllllble by Fulk set yards for Eastern, while Bissell bad won a 33-6 lriumpb over Soutbem offense that first meeting with a tbe second canto junior halfback up wbat Jooked to be a sure touch- .42 yards receiving and Travis Cur- cons bad 21 first downs and 34_6 . last week. Tbe two teams are tied at combined 245 yards of Eastern's Jason Sheets ran' off tackle for a down for lhe Falcons. With their tis nine. Bowen bad punts of 25 total yards compared to Southern s 2· 1 for second in lhe Tri-Valley total305 total offense. six-yard run and added the two- backs against the wall, first and and 38 yards and a whopping 45 eight first downs and 96 total yards. They are potentially tough Confcrcoce's Hocking Division. Sheets rambled 104 yards on 27 point conversion in a game that four for Miller on the EHS four- yanl kick-off. ball club with as EHS found the 1be Trimble Tomcats spoiled _carries wilh one extra-point run and Eastern dominated between the yanlline in the fmal frame, Eastern For Miller, Jones, wbo carried <tirst time 'around. Wilh four scori~g Meigs bomecotllings in tbe one touclldowo, while II~ net- wbite stripes at eacb end of the draped an iron curtain across the · six times for ,14 yards, was follast two w . The second upris- ted 100 yards on 25 cames and field Eastern however did not goal line. Tbe Eastern defense bent lowed Folk (8-40) and Jenks (6- threats, !bey are a very versatile ing came last week wben tbe Tom- additional41 receiving, catcbing 5 score' again. ' ' sligbdy, but the unit did DOt break 30). Jenks was 6-18 passing for Sl team. cats claimed an 8-0 defensive passes for 41 yards. Quarterback In lhe third frame, a turnover as Eastern repelled Miller's lhreat yards. Senior rumimg bal:k Joey Jones standoff against tbe Easles at Brian Bowen bad another good gave the Falcons some new life as and n(timately saved the game. Last week asainst Trimble, piiCied the Falcons against Southem Shade River Stadium. nigllt at · the belm of the EHS !bey took over on the Eastern '20. In that same, Eastern bad sue- Eastern strusgled to establish its 114 yards 011 18 carries and In the fii'St DOO-leasue meeting offense, with 16 rushing ~ards ~ After a Jason Fulk option play from cess bolh on the ground and in tbe running game. The Eastem run bas witb bad a touchdown. Jason Fult bad a between the two cluba, Miller spot- a touchdown oo three cames, while quarterback Rob Jenks provided air, but couldll' t make the big play, been a mainstay all season, so touchdown and netted 61 on 12 ted Eastern 14 points, lhen put passing 13 times for 76 yards. the set-up play Jeremlab Browning sometbil!s _that plague ~ against when Trimble established itself in carries. Browning netted two tosctber a successful second balf, Additonally, Sheets bad a ~ck' the trenches, Eastern stumbled. touchdowns - one rcccivlng and Sbcets paaxl Eastern wilh 52 yards one rushing - wilh 30 yards on on 18 carries, far short of his early season average. Bissell carried 1S seven carries. Jcob added a touchdown and netted 18 yards. limes for 46 ym. 1be TVC cbampionabip Is no · Sheela DOW bas 834 yards rushlonger in the Eagles' claws aiOIIC, ing on the season with two games ,Meigs afttz opening up the sea- · 1 3.3 yards a attry. but now reits wflh lhe opposition By DAVE IIARIUS Tbe Vikings 11m a potent wisb- ' to ao. Can be reach 1,000? Tllat Sentlad CorrelpoDdent bone attack. The Vitlngs feature son going 3-2 in lbe first five · ! Junior quarterback Brent Han- benchmark is wilhin range, but !bat Trimble faa:s. Eastern will be 'fl!e Meigs football team will try five players on lbe msttr that bave ' games on the road, have stumbled a · son bas completed 64 out of 140 Sheets is !ootiD~ fllC tbe wins, not out fighting for some pride lhls : and break a three-game losins more lhan 100 yards rusbing on lbe bit upon retumins home losing yards for 886 yards and seven the glory, crediting his line for week, and perhaps looking to take lheirlastthreegames. touchdowns. Hanson's favorite much of bls personal success in somelhing out on someone, namely · streak when Mike Chancey's season. Last week the Marauders receivers have been a trlo of under- 1994. Muaudcrs travel to McArthur to Senior halfback Jason Waugh 1be Falcons, after last week's disapface Vinton County's Vikings. {6-0, 180) leads tbe Vildng attack · dropped to 31-14 contest to the classmen. Sophomore Mike Mar• Rym Buckley led'Eastern last pointing loss. · Man QneeD, in bis first season wilh 88 carries for 602 yards and · Point Pleasant Bis Blacks. Two shall, who leads the way with 25 week wilh a C8ldl for 21 yards and · Barr bas done a areat job with u lbe Vikings' bead coach, lost seven touchdowns. Iammey (pro- drives really set the tempo of lhat · catches for 350 yards and two · Micab Otto bad one for 18, wbllc lbe Eagles, but sometimes you need sevenl key players from last sea- · oounced Jamie) Booth a S-9, I 7S- contest LaiC in lbe first half Meigs touchdowns, is coming off a nine Sheela bad 2-11. Quartetback Brian 1 a Utile luck too. Tbe Eaglea hope to son's 1~1 state playoff squad. But pound senior fullback bas added 86 i bad tbe ball Wide die Big Black 20 . catcb-108 yard performance in a Bowen Ia a true passing tbreat. but , · be bo!h good and lucky this week the Vikings bave barely skipped a carries for SO 1 yards and one · yard line wltb a cllancc to build to a 1os1ns cause last weet. Junior Paul hasn't bad much of a chance to oo same day. beat in rolling up a S-3 mark on lhe touchdown. The other ballback is 14-13 lead, only to tum the ball Pullins bas pulled In 19 for 374 demonstrate Game ume is 7:30 Friday at .his skills witb East- • season and 1-1 in the Tri-Valley 6-0, 17S junior BJ. Cotterill wbo · over. Then to start lhe second half yll'ds and four tducbdowns; while 1 jF.astem. Conference's Obio Division. bas gained '127 yards in 39 carries i Cass Cleland returned the opening Cass Cleland bas 11 catches for ern's potent baddield. . ' . ' Including this season. lhe Vildngs and tbree touchdowns, the quarter- . kickoff 37 yard line givina the 159 yards and OIIC touchdown. have rolled up a 32-7 record (82%) badt for tbe Vikings is S-10, 140- Marauders good field possession at Meigs bas ICXlred 176 pOints .in in lhe last four seasons. pound junior Doug Wllliams (71- the Big Black 41 yard line, but eight games this season an averqe Tbe two non-confereoce losses 191 & I TO). lhree plays lost lbe maroon and of 22 poiDts a game, wblle giving by tbe Vikings have been to two Last week tbe Vikins ground gold five yards and after a short up 206 poinU 811 average of 25.8. very good teams in Berne Union game rolled up 349 yards in a 23-7 • punt, the Big Blacks drove down "Vinton County is a real good If you haven't been in lately;lt's time to stop and Watkins Memorial. In lhe divl- win over Belpre. Cotterill bad lhe . and scored the go-ahead touch- team." Meigs ccadJ Mike Cbana:y sion, tbe Vikinss lost to state big nisbt wilh 130 yards in 12 car- . down. said. "They know bow to win and by! Beflutiful New Jewelry Arriving Baily ranked and undefeated Nelsonville- ries including a 68 yard scoring Freshman running back Matt tbey come ready to play. Matt York 26-21. Amons lhe wins was · run. . Williams continues to lead the Queeobasdooeabcckofajobtbis an impressive 3.0 win on' lhe road The Viting offense bas scorccJ Meigs ground with S04 yards in 74. season, to take over Ibis team with over state power Newark Calbolle. 13S points in eisbt games an aver- carries and average of 6.8 yards a their lossea (to graduation) and do • ~arge new selection of Stamper Harley Davidson Tbe Green Wave are ranked ninth age of 16.8 points a game, while carry. Israel "Izzy" Grimm bas wbat be bas done is outstanding." Jewelry (Many new styles never seen before) in !his week' s Associated Press giving up 13.75 a CODICSL added 309 yards in 95 carries for Tbe kickoff for Friday's contest • Huge new selection- Diamond Rings, Bracelets, Is 7!30 p.m. poll in Division IV. 'f and Earrings. • Many new styles 1OK and 14K Gold chains and Bracelets. • New line of Baby Jewelry and Accessories • Many new Pulsar Watches By SCOTf WOLFE Last weelc, Soutbem peneb'llted momentarily by a yanl-losing stop punt-pass neu.ed 13. Jones was the This week, the young Soutbem deep into Miller territory, then by Jay McKelvey and Asb earlier leading receiver wilh 22 yanls. • All new Sterling Silver Jewelry Tornadoes bit the road for what sCored on a three yard run by Mike . in the drive, but Miller kept coming Soutbem needs a win in at least ·could be a profitable road trip to Ash. Tbe Soulhern extras were·nul- up with lhe big play. Olber big one of its last two aames. and lhls Alexander to face Dave Bo&!Qll'l Ufied by a penalty and the score 'plays Included Matt Rlft1e' s a 32- week could be the week. Tbe last All priced 30%-70o/q, below suggested Spartans, wbo after a division stood 14-6, 1:20 abowins on lhe yanl caldl that was nullifled by a time a Meigs County team went to championship season bave fallen clock. That score rested at lhe end bolding penalty. Albany, Meiss came bop1e with a Retail Everyday! upon rough limes in 1994. of lhe fust quarter. Wben Asb and Jesse M~yoard ~ bad a g~ 43-8 lriumpb. Last year, Alexander Last week, gaining early Jamie Evans team up as seniors, record passmg, especially early m • was the 'I've champion, but afte1 10% 'Down :Jiofi')Our Cfiristmas £ay~way momentum and a two-touchdown- .oue can bet this will be a fearsome the year, when be appeared to bave losing the heart of its troops to • FREE PARKING game from junior Jamxl Browning, duo. · more ~e to pick up. bis tarsets. llfllduation, only Matt Ross and a lhe Miller Falcons .alided to a 33-6 1brec plays into Miller's third Scouung reports obv1ously have very young corps remains. 1n the • FREE GIFT WRAP Tri-Valley Conference Hocking drive, Soulhem received a boost of picked out the Tornado weak spots Meigs-Alex same, Ross led • VISA,IMC/DISCOVER FINE JEWELRY Division victory over the Southem momentum when senior Steve as during lhe l!ast th~e~ weeks, Alexander with 108 yards in 27 • FINANCING AVAILABLE 91 MILL STREET Tornadoes. · Edwards snagged a defl ected Ma)'llard bas been a Sitting duck, carries Jarvis was one for four in • IN STORE JEWELRY REPAIR MIDDLEPORT 992-6250 . Mike Asb, an up-and-coming, Miller pass at lhe 22 and returned it often bliiZed by several opposing the aU: for minus three yards to bani-nosed freshman mnning back, !O the 43 yard line. But lhen the linebackers, and thus forced to Fred Boggess · led Soulbem wilh 44 yanl& on nine banunet came crasbing down bard, scramble. ~. perhaps ~ore accuGame time is 7:30 Friday at carries and added a touchdown. wben on the very next play, rately describmg lbe acuoo-"forced Eric Jones added 14 yards on three Miller's T.L. Watldns intercepted a to Dee''. carries, wbile Jamie Evans bad 10 Jesse Maynard pass intended for Maynard, Jason Writesel and yards. Jamie Evans, and quite a bit of ·· Paul Flowers all stormed the kicker As in eacb of its losses, Soulh- wind was dnilned from Southem's for a partial block to make tbe IIIIIIIDSIII!III AIIVIIDSlMIII em bas allowed lhe opponent to salls. score 33-6. take early control, then bas played •-Tb•a•t•score-•w•as..;.pro_lo.;ng;;.ed_b,;.y•a--Ma•yoard-•was-•6-•1•6•forllllllliSou _ 1bcnrii _ _iij 1111111111 decent lhrousbout lbe remainder of the first half. Miller took the opening ldclt and went to wale directly, scorins less lhan lbree minutes into the game wben Jason Fulk, a 205 pound junior full back plowed lhrousb the Southem line on a ISyard touchdown jaunt. 1be kick · BY YOUR failed and Miller led 6-0 at the 9:20 · marie of tbe fust quarter. Another SWISHER LOHSE early bend in lhe Soutbem defense. PHARMACISTS Southern's other ldller?..cosdy mistakes. Soulbern bad nll tbe . momentnm lo the worl!J ilftcr get· tins· a Steve Edwards lntereeption, New high-resolution ctlgltal ultrasound can differentiate but !hen coughed the ball right be~een benign and malignant growths in women whose back. Also, SHS bad its share of breast lumpe or manlmograms indicated the need for penalities called against the Faibiopsy. In a study at Yale University School o.f Medicine, the $200,000 OF MENSWEAR MUST BE SOLD CCIII, aliy to offset the momentum scan had a 99 percent accuracy rate. NEW FALl. MERCHANDISE ARRIVING EACH DAY-EVERY ITEM ON SALE! gained, wilh an untimely misme of * * * tbeir own. This was eapecially true tton·insulln·dependent diabetes in ~.he elderly responds in Friday's third quarter, where HAGGAR SLACKS HAGGAR SPORTCOATS~ell to · medication, says a report In The Journal of MENSSUrrS SHS bad Miller backed up to lhe WRINKLE FREE BLAZER STYLE REG. $340 ...................... $270 REG. $38 ........................... Now $30.40 IS-yard line. A roughing tbe piSS· "Gtrpntglotv. Even where the diaease is mild, medication REG. $95 .................... $78 . ...m•·to Improve mental function. Re . $46 .............................. Now 38.90 REG; $310 ...................... $245 er automatic first down and a per· s~nal 'foul allowed Miller to get ALL US SPORT SHIRTS * * * DRESS SHIRTS HAGGAR DRESS SLACKS back the lost yardage and likewise . New aurgical stapler Injects its pins below the. skin's 20%0FF 20% TO 30% OFF REDUCED 20% TO 50% set up a Joey Jones toudldown. · surface to achieve a finer scar. The sub-Q stapler has S. & LONG SLEEVE· ARROW BRAND I . Soulbem vows to .overcome. : FDA approval. EVERY MEN'S AND LADlE'S BRAND INCLUDED Coach Hemsley indicated ear!!~ 1 · * * • •SAxONY HALl. • PALM BEACH • ARROW • JANTZEN • HAGGAR· LEVI'S • COTION CLUB • that "its tough to get beat w~k VIrologist at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee has tested a l:.ONDON FOG • PENDLETON • VANDERBILT • BILA • AMY JESS • SWEETTREE • SABINO after week". bul be also added tblt flu· vaccine that's Inhaled as a nasal spray. Most there "is a core" for tbe ailment. •AROUND TOWN . partlcipanta deveiCJP.ed strong immunity responses- and no Some of Jltat Comea- !filh e~­ one aald "ouch." . • LADIES ~ enec aud maturity. Winning of . * * • NEW fALL·MEACHANp!SE NEW FALL MERCHANDISE coune 1a lhO main c:ure-all. 1 One manufacturer has Introduced "special occasion" As lbis writer bas indicated PENDLETON SUrrS _15% OFF Jantzen Sweaters 25% ·30% Off contact lenses designed to be discarded after one use. The before, Southern does have good, . SABINO DRES~S '20 West FlaQnel Shirts· $14.90 cost Is little more than a $2 a wearing-a bargain when you young talent,· and llso lhat talent REO. $65 ..................................... $52 $145 London Fog Jackets- $110 want to feel glamorous. · baa done a lot of good, positive 168 $90 London Fog Jackets - $65 • • * REG. 185 ..................................... things. Soaiedmes, the "nepdvc" REG. $82 ................................ $73.60 Contact lena wearers find everything they need to care for simply II8Dds out a l1tde more; the SWEATERS $40 Outerwear Vests • $29.90 their lenses-and their eyes at... type of things lhat are obvious REO. 139 ..................................... 13! $24 US Knit Turtle wben a team slloota iuelf in the REO. t48 ................................ $38.40 ' ' $16.90 REG. NO ............................_. ....... S4l neck shirts · foot. Also, looldD& down the lineup, several 150-165 pounders on A.W. 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Elclel ........................................99 DPIIIaa d J&pmrifpced.CQPqbk • ..OydL ..--·····--·-·""'"""' ,.11(1 5-Caolollo ....... _ ..,, _ _,__ ,.l29 ).Tal. St. .............................139 4-CJI. SL XIYIIr . ..............................136 RETIREMENT *•lvecl • llypaii,M~~:=-- . llol o(Qooo Ci>uoiiJ (-..WIIIIla .. e w): 2-Tai.St.l011a't(3) ........................... 167 · EXTRA SALE. (II•=· ~ (9)._ ................... :._ ........R'I :z.oo. Ill......_ (!) ••,... _,_, __ 153 Ira 20°/o Off friday and Saturday Your Meigs County Commissioner COWMBUS, Olllo (AP) - Tbo ~St. ....... (9) ................... - .. Jft .9lcquisitions PHARMACY TOPICS BO.,.,.. w- 39. 12-W- 37. 13-l'llldlly :IS.I4 Cllt}l'r--,llonlooa,Clq. 1'1111 Walila-30.17·Y - Allolla.... l'lldlll. l ..llttol-17. 19Worlblallo• - . . 16. 20 (llo).Oor- toa!lor1luDooi,I)JlporAIIIqt<el5. , WAC6-2va. Pac-10thisseasou ... BYU 41'21. No. 22 WublngtGa St. (minus 10) a& CaUfornla Cougars bave nation's top defense ... WASHINGTON ST. 247. FRED . DIYIII.-0 u .. - Hurricanes 1·1-0 vs. Holdes ... ELECT olllllb_.lllll_.y_cna....,_ . 011oon .... TECH~st.(pl•'> It No. 20 BYV 28 1 well do it. atSanAntoalo Only 26, 'lbolpas bas bnproved · Aggies' fust game in Sill Autoin each of his four full big-Ieasue nio since 1949 ... TEXAS A&M No.13 ICap•• St. seasoos. Had tbe final seven weeks 42-14. !P.'• 1 l/2) at Oldaboma of 1994 DOt been wiped out by tbe No.l6 Duke (plus 23) Wildcats beat Sooners last year slrike, be might have become tbe at No. 9 Florida St. first Triple Crown wloner since · Seminoles band Blue Devils ... OKLAHOMA21-20. Carl Yasirzemlktin 1967. Thomas was second In bome -;,-==~~=~~~=~----::-:~=~--, runs (31!), lhitd in balling (.3S3) I and tied f«tblrd in RBis (101). Lite Ted Williams, that rarest of power bitters who does not swing · at bad pitches, Tbomu led lhe majora with a .487 on-bale pcn:cntage, 109 walks ad 106 mos. He AU llso topped the AL wilb a .719 . .. .. . , _ sluging average. All while stritlog out only 61 times. · . 17·Mo.Uloa Jocaoa 19. II loa !Wry, 11. 20 (llo .we, N. c - llool'WI6. Bop-l)lqloal ~{pllll14) ~~·i·3v~\~ · at No.6 Miami alreadr OACCCp'bll 0 . Save This Friday & Saturday Men's, Women's and Children's La Gear and OshKosh · High and Low Top Hundreds of plti:hers 'wbose H.S. sports ' liaringq, wbo .........,.the atartcr . tbdrflntlou ... FLORIDA ST. 38N.CarolluN~-~~5) Last. __,_ l4-4 (-.J.:..); a;U aflrriOiilinlcFr12:1«-,Udelined 24. · · . ,. I&No.U ,.......,_ w..... _ ""-r'' w•lh a bloo4 clot, appear& recov· Wllooallll (pl1u 111/l) Wolfpack bas won laat foar (spread). • .· . • ered from a partially collapsed at No. 10 Mldtrpa pmes in Cbapel Hill ... N. CARSeason: 110-35 (1111igllt); ~16 lung. Bit the Combusken have no 3-3-1 Badgers arc~ dlsap- OLINA ST. :Zf-17 •.-· _ (spread). reUab1e bldtups and will be in big poiiJimenl ... MICIUGAN 31-21. trouble lfBerrinaa- gets burt. No.ll Al'boaa The same is coosldered a IOSIUp (mlnu 7) at ()rep . by oddsmters, but aive tbe BufDucb upset Wublliaton last faloesasll&h~oftheir weet ... ARIZONA24-21. versalllity ... 17·14. T-·El r.o No. 2101do St. (p111114) (pi• 28) at No. U U... It No.1 Penn St. UteS' 7.0 start best since 1947 Paterno 2-3 vs. Buckeyes ... ... UI'AH41-\0. PENN ST. 28-21. OrtpD St. (plul5) Arkara· (plus 12) at No. U Wulllnlton at No.4 Auburn Huskies bave won 16of last 17 Tisers have won 18 stralsbt ... in series ... WASIQNGfON 44-17. AUBURN 34-14. No.19 Taa~ (min11121/l) Georgia (pl11122) atTexuTeda · at No. 5 Florida Red Raiden COOlin& off lmprea· First mce~ in Gainesville •ive win over Baylor ... TEX~S ERAs have been wounded · MIAM131-14. by "The Bia Hurt' hope it Isn't 10. SMU (plu 25) w. No.7 Texas But they lalow ~ could vert A&M . Scoreboard Alexander 'to host Southern ~~~~.C!fJonesfake ~a_llipnlis The Dilly Senlklll Pomeroy llddleport, Ohio ,, . �.. . . ~ ~ J -.; "' orting levy___, · IM·emories·of NBAand· players' un1on close t9slgnlng agreement · ., WENDY E. LANE ' NEW YORK (AI')- 'l1lc NBA IIIII Ill playcn' UDioo ll't cloee to ~~~~~~~~~'j~ ~· H1lloween P1rty ~ ::f wbat puUIDa bueblll and boctey lbclr labor ells· DOl - . - uide llld playioa. Sources told the Associated Prcu oa WaiNwday DiJbt lbll tile two aides 11e close to racbiDJ a DO·atrlte, ao-locltout qrccmeat tbat would allow tile ICUOG to 80 fOIWIId UlliaanlpCcd. A jolat 11CW11 c:oaf'cralcc wu to be called tbla lftcnlocll. ICalRIIDa to a person with kaowleclae of rcccat acaotiatloDI who liked to J'CIDIIiD IIIOGymoul. nc 1capc IIIII the ua1oa bavc becD wltbout a alllcctivc INI"gaill· IDJ 8p)CIDCD!IiDc:c the cad of last . - . No formal talks bavc been bcld In monthl, althoup the two aides -led by NBA oommtnlooer David Stcra . aad ualoa bead Cblrlea Onallllm - bavc met oa - iDformal baala Ia I'CCICIIt days. If tile playcn liRe DOl to sttlte 11111 111e ~eque pledaca DOt to lock tbcm a.t, tile way would be clclnd for tile to llllt • acbeduled Friday, October 28th 9-pm -1:30.am ~~). Costume Judging with Prizes • Door Prizes · ~ · Music by Dallas & Dee No Cover .Charge · 4 . a\ ~ ·. ~ ~ Mizway Tavern · State Route 143 & State Route 7 t Pomeroy ~"YY~"YY~"YY~"YJ~'j~ DON TATE ·MOTORS, INC. THE GMC CENTER ~\ ' Halloween i3 ~ear, . . ·~~'~- ·· ~--.. ) FESTIVAL OF FALL SAVINGS· Nov.4. Tile New Yorl: Ti1M1 reported . f ledio" Day too, ·db please ~o trict..s. E.. Treat us to a yES \,{)1' . ftt · today dill die ao-atrllre, DO-lockout biDJccl oa wbcdler two David Wood of Goldell Howard Eialey of MID· IICICIII- lpeedto J1011P0De a law· IUit fllccl 011 tbelr bcbalf lalt Mooday OWl' tile leque allcplly artlfl. dally ledlciaa 111e aa1ary cap tbiJ - b y $74 mJUq, Ia Sill J-. Callr., oa Wedacl· day DiJbt, Wood Wll liked If be would eoaaldcr daoppaJ tile suit If ·It would belp clear the way for a E EI\STERN ,S' RENEW1\L . , . ·. . L EVJ thank u .. on Automatic, bucket Hill, Intermittent wlpera, mora. Convertible, etereo, power 'ttHrlng, Expreeelone Appearance Package. 3 Door HIB, 5 speed, great mileage. deal. "I c.e about the playeri aad owucn. AI Irma• ~ look out for ml lnterelll, I U loot out for llli 1994 CHMOLO CORSICA llil 1994 GEO TRACKER · AMIFM caeaette. ·.$12;489 dleln, ' Wood llid. l!lrllcr Wodacaday, It appead tile 111rt or tile .aeuoa waa IIi jcoplllly. A lalowlcclacablo IOIIRlC llld owttn JI'!J!!ld vote on ~ _Nov. 1 lockout at a mccllna Moildiy In ·""ktJn 1r 110 aarameut illcacbed by tileD. U11ioa pn:aldcat Buck WWiaml of the Pordlad Trail Blazcn said be Bmlllle Idea or aao-strlke, aolocmlt deal to bell tile NBA from die way Of fieJeballand tile Ill" 1994 CHM LUMINA . "I hope aad i".!:Y there II DO wOtt 1toppqe,' Jle aaid In SID Joae. "There would be ao wla~ $16,799 ' r:! 1" 1994 CHEVY ll CAPRICE ClASS,IC 3.4.V-8, euto., elr, stereo, CNI .., .,_.- wl~ 1nd lockl. Ill" ·1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM WAS . $1!J.I!Q. ' .. v..,,loaded. , . v.e, 1uto.. llr, lollded, ato ~~~ from. ' Now*l4,869 $16;995 1994 OLDS. CUTlASS SUPREME ''" · - .•15,995 aer." The ollllldc to a aew co~ .,.eemeat 11 111e '*Y Mrp~D~Da CIPThe lelpe WIIIU to c:loac loopboles ID'CIIJ rules, wbile die playcn - trylq to IIIJollah tile ap, llllopt· cella 1983,111lvasb lawaaill. nc UDioD loll Ill llllitruat IDit qliDit tile iolpc cl!a'lcDsiD8 tile salary cap; die coueae drift aad ratrk:ted flee qCIICy. Tile IIDi\)11 IJIIf ralecl, IDd both aides are await· iDI a ckddoa by llle'IZDd U.S. Qr. c•lt Coart of Appeals ia New tlli 1994 BUICK REGAL .v..e, automltlo, 1lr,lolded. 3 To C"- From. STAATINGATS Yolk. BUICK aNTURY 111" 1994 Automlllc, 1lr, NIH. 17,795 EA5TDN ron:u CONTEST- n. Elltera 1..oc11 . Dillrld ret ''J Wd e a-la' tlltlfellt In ""''Pad ollta etrari. (Top),JIIP!Dr ud .uor lllP ert •.,...... Lolita Morro!', left, llllow.cilr.:J-Ial G..-'• wimiiDI palter. Seventla aDder G..-r ~~-~ ....... of Dellra end Gary G111uer. (M@dle) BriiDDy llrDIU, a MCODd IIJ'IIder at Tuppen Pw. Eiemcrilery, Ill tM Gnt ........ tlainl p'lde category. BIU'IIett's parents .,. ratller Ropr a.raeu, ...,_,..._.Clad Boll'man IIIII mother llllllt llo"Jnea ~) Rlftnltw follrtll and•I•Dif• Cbcl· well, da-.}ter of Jllll ud Cindy Clladwell, lopped the fourth a!Ktll ll"lh caleJIOI'f• Otlaer wlaaen Included: (llr•t tldnl . . . .) enllllll place wu Derek Baom, aeeoad .lfad· er et Q111tw, G!l'tlllrcl place wu Sbna Reed, lint ander at Rlwr,t,,w; wltll .__.,.. -tloal' for Tuppen Plalal students ~-~ L,... J;dl, J-~;;r:: aad Ryan Kidde~; (fo~th tUotlill p . ) •1111111 wu Bndley Bn.-o, lftla i* dsr ._,T.,IIJI J!!laiM, tlllrd plaee wu Am,ber ChliifCh, lktll ~ ··· RlYenJeWJ .(..Ytatll aad eqlltll &*'HU) IKOad plllc:e lnil iPeada padtr Brooke Nlchll, end third place wu etptll pader Melocly La.wreace. (Seallnel photoe by Georse Abele) . , ,ttl 994 atm n. w 1tU .· , 1994 OlDS 9f REGENCY tlli Dull elr cantrota, M, ··utolllltlc, air, luxury. v.e, IHthtr, 111 powll'. Millt he! llld!IIOI'e. '13,995' '23,495 IOW$21,49- . WAS 124,010 wiDe maklaa. aad before It wu wbere = . Dawkins laboring lnCBA f flrlt kacw 111M ban•naa over, be Jull about wcat ont of 1rcw aptldc down. He kept the bud-a. 1bere wu a 10111 'l't'riUeD e,t~r tree iDa 1mall, lacatecl a11o1a 111e iDcldeot lblll taow. JJut !lllillt - Wlnll eaonp will aot submit to be printed. A Ia the aprlna JO re-act it. I bave . deliver mall by hone and cut, couple of Lau!el CBff boys used to helrcl that cacl! year tile 1m: ia cut before tile Modd T'allld Model A 10 up the road occasiooally aad dowo 1ad a new oae comes up Forck came aloDJ ll!ld apeeclcd up aln• the 1008 to Mr. Frost, who arouad tile stalk of tile old oae, Ia dclh~~:ry. wouklnm them away. Boy1 will tile aliJillrica wlltft IIIey llelailccl. AI we 10 oat tile I'DIIII. we reach be boys. · . My last 1t0p will be tile HobiOII tile foot of tile flirgrouDd bill, u It · We ttavcl oa down the road dill Depot and Railroad Yards, that wu always ca1lcd, to tile Joe l!ld .Jeada to Rutland, where a sbarp ulccl to be a beehive. of laduatry Cllrie Will ~e•!ch!a!, bome of VIr· tum in the road, Irnown. as Dead aad provided maay jobs for local all. Wlllil81d Jed wbo wu about Man's Curve used to be, that In 1be people. At tbal lime, uavcllag by =~~~e. 1bcy also openllcd a elder · past bad cl•imed several lives, and tnJiD wu abola tile oaly fut way to wixrc lo tile fall of tile wu the scene of many an accidellt 10 from town 10 town. • bone and bones aad wqoaa were liaecl up to lboae wbo failed to realize bow bugy wu too slow, 8ld Clll1 were from early mornlna un late abalp die curve rcally wu. Oa ·to few and far bctwccn ia tboiC days. eveniDJ, aelliDg cider ~ from Crosa Roads ud the Bradbury I am aolaa.back 10 die llmill or apples they brought Ia. The liae Church which was moved to its my IJe, the middle ICVenticl, ia ulcclto ftl8ch tile top of the bill and preKJ~t si!e at tile foot of the Mid· recalliag DOC last tbiDJ, aad I hqie almost aU tile way down tile other dlepOrt Hill to hear from someone who may side, as IIIey wailed lbeir tum to get We will DOW go Into Middle- remember. Acrou from the depot to tile milL pan. wixrc I would like to meotioa a llltlc luocb IDIIID beside tile Turniaa dowa towards Laurel two places of boslness, !WIIely tile road, owned aad operated by oac Cliff, we rome to the Rock SJllinls R. V. Ebcnbacb Ford Garage and UJ!Cic Charlie Harrison. a ~elalivc Cemetery, where I remember a the R.H. Rawlings, Dodge-Ply- of mlae. People who wailccl for tile tombatooe or slab, as many were mouth <laraJe, '(t'bcrc Family Dol· train could set a sandwidJ or coffee ulccl then. that baa an lnacriptlon lar Is today. The Middleport Hill until tile lninl' arrival It wu a110 on it tbat read: "As I die to meet baa In tile.pasc. sold many a car, as the end of the line for the street my doom, prepare younclf to fol· It W81 used like Liacoln Hill In can ~ ran from Raciae to Hoblow sooo." A group of boys went PCJDeroy. 81 a Jesliag ground for lOll. I remember verf well. a lllllall there one night and wrote below die older cars' capabilities. If the veadiDI machine, where for a tbat phrase, one of their own, cst could pull die bills in bigb gear, pc!IDY, you could pull a lever and whicb read: "We will DOl give you · or make a good showing, it was get two or three Chlclets (caady our COIIICnt, until we blow which practically sold. They also used to coalccl gum). I always spent cvc:ry way you went." Many people saw, teat them after repair work was pcnoy I bad when we used to 10 and had a few Inward laugbs at the . done. Jbere to visit UDCie Charlie, just to wording. A little fiWihcr 011 was a. One more place iD Middleport Jet to pull tile lever by myself. store. bctwcca wbere Big Wheel before I leave for my last stop at Well, I am 1oing to stop for was, and tile preaeut Mclp Motel the Hobson Depot, was the Tom DOW, maybe SOJ!IC"Aimc In tile future Is today, ownedl!ld opentcd by a Jones residence on South Third · I may try to brillg some more of tile one-Ieued man by the aame of ·Street, where each year was a put to die preseiiL , Elmer Fiost\ wbo had a run-in with famili!l' light. as you drove by. to Olen Harrisoa local and federal law about his sec a banana 1ree In his y!l'd, with a PIIDeroy s!alk of green bananas. It was there. re-. w• Dear Aan Landers: A few pet, and they didn't even thank me in.writing. · months ago, I agreed to "house-and- for my concern. Dear Ano Landen: The garage I was shocked when the wife said dog-si!" for a family I had worked sales of today are a true display of for previously. and considered goOd several items were missing from what is going on with our kids. The their house·and the TV was broken. friend~. piles of expensive toys (broken, of Four days inlo their six-day She also claimed the veterinarian course) and thousands of dollars' vaution, their dog, "IJiaze," became told her it was my fault that the dog worth of designer clothes are enough violently ill. I phoned them to get died, so they didn't feel to make you sick. ~ kids in the their veterinarian's name and asked obligated to reimburse me for the United States should be the permission to have Blaze exlllilined vet's bill. Only when I tlucatened to best-dressed and most over-indulged and Jreated. 'The wife accused me of take them to small claims court' did kids .in the world. Yet they look like · kicking or mistreating the dog they pay up._ !'!!gamuft!ns. rom jeans ~ !lig!l I urge all house and pet sitters to 'style, and the more faded, the because "He was all right when we insist on explicit written instructions better. In addition to the way they left." I was truly offended. regarding the care of the pet, as well look, young people today have no Her husband asked me to take as a statement outlining the sitters appreciation for all these luxuries. Blaze to their veterinarian and said responsibility in case of damage to Also, they have no manners. he wouid reimburse me. When the the bouse or its contents. Take vet saw the animal, he diagnosed a Wbat is happening out there? Must nothing for granted. I learned the every kid wear $I 50 running shoes? serious liver disorder, which be , ,assured me could not have been hard way. .., ST. ~El'E. FLA. Ale there no limits to what is being DEAR ST. PETE: Your spen!to satisfy our youngsters? Are · caused by an injury of any kind: exper~ei~Ce givei''el'llilence to that B)az~ ·died. in !he hospital Jbe today'• parents buying love instead cynical truism "No good deed will of giving it? This is a very serious morning the flllilily returned. When I went over to the house to go unpunished." question, Ann. I am swprised it has Thanks for your story. You have never been raised in your column. see them, they were not only ungrateful but insulting. I had missed educated a lfCllt many people today I am deeply concerned about !he Jwo days of work because of their about the wisdom of ~ctting things me, me, me, me JCneration. Please: comment.- BROOKFIELD, lll... llli .1994 CHEVY lERmA Automltlc, v..e, tilt, $11,769 $11,995 $6,799 from· baaalca, waaoaa. Model T Fords, ~ did blackmllll wort ll!ld odd jobs .oa tile aide, I fOQot to . Dll'lllic!l! our .111111 carrier wu aIiiia 'by diC IIIIDC of Oliver, tbat used to No good deed will go unpu!Jished ______ ~. 1994 GEO MORO TllrOJIJb the yean, time hu a lot or II!CIDIIrica iD ..mlllda, dill,willa 1116 , .. . of dill 1imc, l'cije~Maeu hu 1lkal .&WI)', Clllly to be .-aacmbcm! ~ aomcoac mcntioaa diem:·I blow from CIIICiicJicc. flail Ia my life; I have wltneaaed maay dlffereat pllilell.of lite, lbll at tile time very 'l!aporQDL B.-u time ,..eel. cacl! pvc way, 11 ........IDa aew would take ill place. I&UCII dill matea up life for all of .ua, and 81 we arow older, we caa ace by ftiCiliiD& some or tborc tiiiDJa, IIIey cacl! playccl tbelr I*L I am solos to let the memory WIDder around tile COQDty and see If I can llriag back some of the forlotteD thlap we bavc sccn or bcanl of, 8ld maybe br1DJ a ll!tlc bappl• aen to some of tile old limen like myaelf. First off, I am &oJaa to start at Entaprilc, wixrc I lived during my hlgb school ycm. In 1be bouse lla'OII from the U.B. church. We used to bave a sana thai saw a lot of good llmca together, dolag about everything a group of teeD age boys could do In tllelr era. with DO oae tak1DJ life too scrlously, compoeccl of myself, Cbester Huuoo, Delbert Blalre, BOOll and Saatchy Qualls, =Gilmore, Ed and Walt Ab and Sbot Brown, Mur· rian I..oaa, Do Brown, TIID Bowen and others whose names have slipped the mind. A lot of them bavc puaed away. IJuttheir memory ltlli mmalas wileD tile !WIIC Ia JDCDtioned. . There uaccl to be a aprawiiDa, lqw roof, wooden buildiaa 011 die right 81 you cnJercd Browtown, owned by oae Jolm Selby, who for many yean, repaired everything ~q~~._, Me,igs G9unty recalled · ** .Racine Grange accepts four new members Four new members were accept· cd wileD Racine Grange 2606 met Thursday at dJC ball ' Master Dorothy Smith presided .at the mccliaa. it was aoted that . depee wort will take place at the November meeting with the short fomi to be wed. . National Grange convention was anaounccd for Nov. 14-20 In Peoria. m. The llterlry program wu given by Emma Adama. A biograpby of Jolm Cbapm•n, also Jmovia folmny Ann Landers "1994 , l . o o TIINII SVfldicale and Cr. .tors Syndicate" DEAR BROOKFIELD: Come out of your gold·plated cave, and look at the .to!al picture before you blow your top. · True. the spriiled. rich kids are appalling, but they comprise a vr:zy · small percentage of the entire population. Actually. the largest segment of the poor in our counuy arc children. Talk to the social workers in any hqe city, and lbey will tell you that if we took away the federally funded school lunch projfiDI. fOIIIC cbildrat would ·not have one decent meal a day. That is the real picture, not the designer jeans and broken toys. Ann Landus' latest booklet, "Nuggets and Doo~ies," has everything from the outrageously funny to the poignantly insightful. I PRECISION DEER PROCESSING be presented to tllem. A pia in a poke auction was ~epa1Cd to bave been a success. Oa OcL 29 at 6 p.m. the granae will bave a hayride and wiener roast at the hall. Pomoaa grange was a!II!OIJIICCd for Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m. with a potluck to be followed by the regular meellng. On Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. the regular meellng will be held. Formally Hill's Deer Cutting • Skinned • Cut • Wrapped • Frozen 33380 BASHAM RD. 949·2486 UCINE, OH Applesced, wu given. "It was DOted that !he sranae has four members with 25 years of ser'---....;~:----.....- - - - - - - - - - : - - , . . . vice and plos aad CCJtificates will ., tlli 1994 CHM 5-10 BWER .. .. : BIIOIC, 4X4, -~·.. Tlhot, Loaded. . '2'1,750 tlli . 1994 CAD. FLEEtWOOD . •l" 1994 CAD. SEDAN DMW V-1, Ieltlltr, cluJ air bage. eROUGHAM. v..e, rearwhHI drive, dual air bllgl, leather, NO WXURYTAX .. *31,995 •32,695 . 8 1991 GMC 8-15 PICIKUF1....................................................... :$6,9195 lltpeecl,llr, ....... . i 1985 FORD T·BIRD TURBO COUPE .............................. $3,995 Loeded, auto. 11xtr1 ciMn. . , 1~ PONTIAC GRAND PRIX COUPE..........,...............$13,995 · Auto., llr,lolded, 22,000 mi... 1989 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME SL.............................$7,995 Auto ............. ~· low ..;;.1..... •• ., ' . ... . . . . . ' • '"'~.. • •, 1988 PONTIAC SUNBIRD TURBO COUPE .................... $4,495 Alit, ltereo, black, -'umlnum w11H11. ' 1990 OLDSMOBILE CALAIS COUPE ............................. $4,995 ·ll.uto., 11r, 1 ~. llareo. . · 1988 JEEP WRANGLER CONVEATIBLE ............:•••.•...•. $, ,888, . . I 1M2 OLDS 911 REGENCY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••• $14,995 Loaded, Auto., v.e, 11r, more. . ,•1 ~ ' ·-· ·.· tr.;w .. • 1994 FORD ESCORT WAGON ......................................$10,995 8,800 mllll, 1 owner..llke Ntwl , · . · 1g&1 PONnAC SUNBIRD LE ••••.••••••••• -.:. •••••..•••••••••••••••••$4,98ei . • 4 Dr., auto., air; lk!minutn W1111la. SHARPI • . •-.... . 1988 NISSAN SENTRA 2 DA. HB~ ••••••••••••••••••••• ~••••••••••••• $2~915 Automltlc 11r. · . .. . ., ' . ' 1994 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE •••,.·I!,.............................. $24,995 ) ' 4X4, 1uto~, 11r, !IIQrt. . . ,' . ·. 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THE HARMON FORECAST Other Oamea - East Sat., Oct. 29- MaJor Callegea - Dlv. 2 7 22 ....·-~,.. ~ eEv.r Middleport 992-2635 • Auburn AttcaniOI ' Boll State • Ballor 4(1 3t 28 Botton Collage • Bowling Clrten EWI :w · =M~ Dignity and Service · . Always 38 g} 23 211 20 27 21 26 t8 34 2t 26 21 20 ltnola "Kanoao • -Stat• t..uovlllo • Morytnl • Miami "Mldllgan "MI ~Stato · ··Miutaolppl Mt:=fpl Sial• Ml • Nebrut<o " Ntvada·l.u VIQBI ' Nonh CIIIOIIna OFFERING PRE-NEED COUNSELING AND ARRANGEMENTS Ben H. -Director ~ 30 211 52 t7 33 3t 211 23 24 32 23 . 28 27 42 27 • Nore Dame 'Or~on •p k: 'PtMStatt • Ptnlll'"gll VALLEY LUMBER 'Purdut • San Q!ago State • Southon\ Mi uto~ppl • T.C.U. 555 PAll ST. MIDDlEPOITI OHIO . 26 'Cltmton • Eall c.otlna • F1orlcla • Florida Stat• • FretnO State , 108 Mulberry Ave. • Pomeroy, Ohio 992·2121 ESTABUSHED IN 1913 TemtiNt TIXII ToxaaA&M ' Tclado ' U.C.LA. 992-6611 • 'ltlldlrblt .. -~State 211 22 26 • Utili 'Welt=ill • Wyoming • Yot.ngltown Stat<~ 33 26 32 39 . East.-n Michigan HouaiDn • Army ,.17 26 Allbi!NSiat• ...... Alilm~n~.·Binningt.m • 32 18 24 !Khlln Sl~tta BotoonU . . • Bucknell "II<JIItt • Col 33 20 211 26 i::"J;6l0 Cll&l s.am...o DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE ,. Contotl- , _ ...... Ohio • C«ntt Arizona State • Ohio u. Wake Forest Cincinnati g:.gta New Utxloo " North-tom Oklahoma Stoto • Oklahoma Mompllls Stato Tulono VIrginia Tadl Wl100nlln Indiana LS.U. 'K-y • Iowa State Colorado ·San Jow State Nonh Carolina State Navy Mzona UIM State ' Ohio State T-"' Iowa Hawaii Tulto Rice • South CerolinB • TeiC&t Tech S.M.U. Kent State Stanford TaiC&t·B Paso North11n IMinolt Or:\lon s• Call Omia Louisiana Tech Air Force Aklon ·=·-- 'D 42 28 ,.14 28 ,. 'D "lthlth 30 23 ........ 21 28 ~ • Middlll...,_. ......... ·~-y "Zt 33 ·-«nnwy . Dair4 • Nicholl &I. . • Harth c...lno A lT "Harth- Queen NWL 992-3322 NORTH SECOND AYE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 10 24 28 ......... • 10 • Ba.um Lumber CHESTd. OHIO . or 985-3301 . ,Peoples Bank. " People Get More From · · · Peoples Bank· . . • • Mason • PomfPieasant • New Hav~n 'Member FDIC · ~ . . · . $AlES - SEIVICE - PARTS IIDENOUR ·SUPPLY ·. Chtster, Olile r Souhm Cllllol Jac:klawlle SUI• Pn.irit V.w li,......TIK:tl DntM w..tern lllnoll o SWT11111 v• ' kllhostllt ·c- " St FranQI, Pa. AUIIinPN.y """'.... • Ctnltal Connedlrul ' V.MJ: ·-...·-· .."'"" .. Ur*lrl, N.Y. • WuHnglon & Jefl.rion 38 17 'W"" t:..,&ate • Welt ' Widener WaoeMr Tecii Ablon Ashland AugUIIIM, nl. ' A::rUIIII\I, S.D. • Ba . , • Baldwin-W.Iaot Bllthany, Ka11. ' CtrllraJ U.lhodill .. 16 " 28 211 33 28 ...... 32 26 "•• 17 <hod Valley 34 ""'i: .." """" JoM ""' Cw::l'" . o Millouri Souhlm1. H~llda .."" .. 23 ........... Nort~bwa E-SO.to Nebrllkl Wt•an ' NW Oklahomli _, ·=~ 34 22 24 31 .. .. ..•• •• WI:::& wayne ate, Neb. ·oona ............. Wooli>om Poru 27 • A~r.a.. Al'kll'llllltdt 21 27 . CartonoNewman C.nlr1t Manua C.n119 ·-..... • Eloo o Faytt~evllt o Fort 'Jalltr 20 Glenvillt ":::.: .......... • ......_.. 31 ' H • lont 28 • NIOI>orry 30 34 ·~aeon Zl .... .. 23 o Savannah 61111 • Shtphord 28 17 Union. Kr. "'"15• ' HAm ""' ""'"""" AnilttiiiOII Manklto 21 24 21 3113 ........ ..... Llnlield _, ·--- ..• o Pacllc Whtran 17 12 • 5111 · Sta• Ttxll A IM-Kk9MIIa 23 - W"'*''lton • .. lJA»r klwa Mocrtlead Sltll• SW Mlilnttloll&ttll• . 22 31 21 Aif (O~~tn elate: Atlanta, ' I Weathertrone Heat Pump Candidates must have a XL 1200 Hilh ll.lldtMf valid membership ticket for the Albany Independent Agriculture Society . Petitions must be lllod with •.,.., Nt ...., Super Efficiency · 915~4222 · (HESIII. OHIO ........... iiiiitriiioo_ _ _ _ t ~e Secretary at least seven days before th election. • .. • E,._hCIIy Ouad1lla Knoxvillt Calawl)l. 'J.C. Smlh ' llvingllon """"" ··~::x...,· Fat ·c~. Ky. Dtfta, Sltll• Pomona·PIIt•r o Humboldt o PUQ~t Soulld • Eaaterno,.~ Whillltr _ • . ....... _ Clia,.morlt-Mudd Cal &t•a CNco o Eulam New Mexico o Simon Fruer , SoiJ:I'IIm ONgan ye~rs 7 22 fore 3 year term and 1 for a 1 year term. "• 1 10 17 10 10 10 21 16 13 0 . The Albany tndapondent Agriculture Socloty · Doris H. Mace, Secretary (10) 20, 27; 2TC ' • ;; 7 • of age and over, Term of election wilt be for t995· 97. There are 4 to be elected 23 ~.~ Newport NIWI Be residents or Alexander Local School Dtatrlct, 18 • • • . · UWUNGS.COATS Public Notice Fisher Funeral Home IIICI fiSIIII • Ow.. r/O,...tor PUBLIC NOTICE Middleport Village will accept blda lor a t984 Chevrolet Hatchbaclt. Blda are due by 4 p.m., Nov. 4 at village holt, 237 tt2-s1• 13 17 1 THE NEW GOLD STANDARD IN CHICKEN TASTE .· 3 10 16 21 7 ,. ROBERT BISSEll CONSTROOION •NawHornea oGaragas <Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES " 10 1 • 21 13 12 10 1 10 • (row's Family Restaurant 211 228 WEST MAIN .......llllllli-~992·5432 Public Notice tes-4473 LEGAL NOTICE OF 7/'D/M APPLICATION Notification 11 hereby given by BANK ONE, ATHENS, N.A. , 2 South Court, Athena, Athena LINDA'S County, Ohio 45701 that an application was Iliad with & t.he Comptroller ol tho laterior Currency, 250 E. Street , S.W.. Washington. D.C . b:terior 20219, on October 27, 1994, Tab 1M pailn out of aa opecltlod ln 12 ·cFR 5.31 plindng. Let ua do II lor lo• permission to establish . you. v.ry -nabla. a E:uotomer-Bank Free EstlmetH Communication Termlnai Before I p.m. leave (CBCT) branch to ba uood In the following tocatiom 431 mHHIII• AKerS p.m. Weot Main Street, Pomeroy, Melgo County, Ohio 45769 614-886-4180._ Any paraon wlahlng to comment on thlo application may file comment• ln writing with tho Deputy comptroller of National · Banl<o, r.tultlnotlonat Bonking Dlvlolon, within ton (1 0) doyo oflor tho dote ol thio Cocker Spaniels Bred lor publication. Tho non· Quality and contldentfat portlono of tho application aro on file with Temperament tho Deputy Compt1ciltor aa Sf*:lallzing In Part-colora part 1>l the public lila. Thlo lor llhow and eompanlona. ltlo Ia available for public Stud •rvice .. pupplea, lnapoctton during regular young tiClllla for oale. bualneas houra. 48760 Mile Hill Rd. (10) 27; 1TC Rllcln., Oh 114-114...:1487 ,... (10) 27: (11) 3: 2TC 11 POMEROY .. JlACINE FIRE DEPT. GUN SHOOTS SAT.; 6:30 P.M. 12 G-e -a Factory c•oke Oily Basllaa B•lldi1111 ._____ . When The Time Co-mes See Us For Your 1995 Grad~atio~ ,, Announcements. QUALITY PJUNT SHOP ·' ,. '. RACINE - Racine Americ:an Legion Auxiliary meelins •7 p.m., 'lbunday at post home . POMEROY - Pooleroy Group of AA. 7 p.m. Thursday, Sacred Heart Catholic <llurcb. RUTLAND Local 17 OAPSE meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m. 1D Ruiland bus garBJC. 11JPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053, 7:30 p.m. lbursday at the post bome. POMEROY - Pleceptar Beta J;Jcta Chapter of Beta Sisma Phi .Sorority, g a.m. fix" trip 10 Dladen. Meet at bome of Maida M0111. FRIDAY A farewell dinner waa held Saturda] at the Bradbury Cburch of Cbriit rd the pastor, T(JJI Runyon, who is rctlring, and bls wife, L)'llll. Tbe couple plan to move to Florida. Tboy have bad a six year miolatry al the Bracluy Cburtb. They were preacotcd a plaque from the J.A.M. youth group along with numerous C8ldl and a money tree from church members and ' ·fricncla. 1bo paatar waa·abo pre· sentcd with a cake llld cards in honor o( btl blrtbday. 91$•3301 ,. BINGO Starting Sun. Oct. 8th Racine Legion Post 1602 6:45 pm This lid good for 1 FREE CARD 949-2038 949-2749 --"""""""'., TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Are Yau loa Busy for Running Errands? Let Enaacl Bay Do the for You. Caii·&Oo-8~9482 1111 Slack or992-S710 Now Serving Malga, Gllllla a lhtnl Ca. 992·2269 882-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio ..UW2ttn ERRAND BOY . Complete Une of Errand Service. "16'MTFN YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE oRaam Additions tHew Garages -Electrical a Plumbing oRaoflng olnlerlor a Exterior Palntlnga!aa concrete work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ul . ~ '( Ugflt Hauling, Shrubs Shapped and Removed MIS. Jobs. 9;49-2168 Ud. No. 0182·27 RACINE Mower•CIInlc 949-2804 Complete Chain Saw Service II Parts Echo Saw's in Slock Christmas layaway Available on Weedeaters & chain saw. POMEROY - Meigs County Cooperative Parish orsanizalional meedng Friday, 7 p.m. at 106 W. Main St MIDDLEPORT- Harvest CeJ. Attendins the· dinner were Leana ~ell, Jackie Michael, • Moille J 100, Marcia Capehart. JuJU! aad Bob Moodlspau&h ~d Adaln, Cory Reed, Delbert and Katbcrine Mili:bcll; Da DarneD. Gr1 aad Rose Corlbs, Paula Haynes and Roger Gaul, Krlsd Riffie and Jacob and GarrelL Gary and Unda BaleS, Tina Rif· fle-Hosken, Cryatal Leach, Carol and Darrell Brewer aad Casey. Rick aad Gwen Martin and.Pat, Ruben and Tbolma Callina, Eddie aad Sabra Ash, 0~~ aad Louise Coaale's Olllo Rlwer Herh aad 1Yerluti111 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing In Cuttam BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. • · New Home• • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • RoofingCOMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 614-247-4035 Fre11111 Rapalr NEW I USED PARTS fOR ALL IIAKES I IOOELS 112·7013 OR ·112-SSU OR TOLL FREE 1·100·141-0071 DARWIN, OHIO Now open for Fal ··· SaaSQn Wed. lhru Sat. !Hi Spec/BIIzing: Dried Materials Pol pourri suppllee Herbal Crafts . FREE ESTIMATES 61.·992·7643 CNo Sunday Calls) .lldft 7131111 TfH .. lade Hoe Senlce . Hay for Sale Dnld WIIUams h•eral ~ & bcavitl•t 992·4103 TRI COUNTY RECYCLING HAULING OPEN 7 DAYS AWHK FOR YOUR CONVENIEMa . MOH.·FRL 9-6; SAT. & SUH. 9-3 Uldd:.,ary.n P :2772 omo. ttour.; Mon.-Frt• e;oo~;30pm VI nyl a Alum. Siding, ~C::I:.;!nn';1 WJndowe, Blown Insulation, Storm Doore, Stann Wl;:_W:;d~=-· SATUltDAY CHESTER - Spcc;ial mcedng, · Shade River Lodge, 453, F&AM. wodt: in etllenld apprentice degree. Refreshments. o.n. 1-IOG-79H6oo Announcem ents CALL FOR CUUEIII PRICES 992·511. 10113/TFN 3 Announcements • Kenny's Auto Rental Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. We ll•v• C•r~ •nd V•nsl Kenny's Auto Centar 264 Upper River Rd . Gallipolis, OH 45631 1-800-486·1590 Bus. (614) 446·9971 •••r Repelr Oae Step Ctmplete Aute PRECISIOJI AUTOMOTIVE Chuck Stotts 614-992·6223 Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome IIJ State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio 11111........ t to 5 WMI<il8yl ,~ Evenlngo By Appt. Envuoflame :~Jieating, Inc. , Pellet Stoves 386 Slate "Rt. 160 w1N111lonwlcle lne. Gallipolis, Oh. ot46-7400 800-757-PELLET SUNDAY RU'ILAND - Rutland Church of the Nazarene will have home· coming services Sunday. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; morning worabip, 10:30 a.m. and special servicz at 2 p.m. featuring the Sonshine Singers. Wcllstoo. Public invitccL Harrison, Dale and Marlene Jiani. son, Dllvid aad Jodie Glaas and EmaJee, Denver and Oma Nelsoo, Shirley Frazier, Barbara Sargent, Mildred Jacobs, Ernest and Freda Vaalnwqen; Sam and Betty Van Matre, Ken and Clark, Bill and Naomi King, Kathy Jolmsoo, Jeuica llld Derek. A reception wW be held booor· ~r. and Mrs. Runyon at the cport Church of Cbriat Sun· day foflowinJ a 7:30p.m. hymn slog. The public is invited 10 atlelld. 992-4119 an.... We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals ebration, Rejoicing Life Church, Middleport, Friday, ages 3 throu~ rlfth grade, 7 10 9 p.m.; gradea Sill through 12, 9:30 to 11 :30 p.m. Games, prizes, food, everything free. No coslllllleS. POMEROY - Annual inspcc;· lion of Pomeroy Chapll:t 80, Royal Aich Masons, 7:~0 p.m. Friday. Refreshments. "Look !'or.the Red and White Awning" IC·5C ................lim~-. SAYRE TRUCkiNG J&L INSULATION •viSIT OUR SHOWROOM• ............ Rauoa•ltleletea Joe N.laJN 614·742·2138 . 110 Court St. POIM~Or, ORio ••r••• Tour 45 c111. for ell•• •rr Umestone & Gravel WIIIGWIYift.l . • Cuatom Made • Solid vinyl replacement windows ' Free Estimates • $200 lnatalled Call For Details (OIIndlll Farewell dinner honors retiring pastor . ,IV-&· APPLIAICE GAS· SERVICE J; • CHESRI RACINE - Christmas in the Park CJ>mmlltcc meedng 7 p.m., lbtm\Wy at Star Mill Park. Inter· ested panies urged to anend. POMEROY - Fall festival Pomeroy NursiDJ and Rebabilitl· -: RIDE.NOUR'S> . MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Women's Fellowsbip, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Bradbury Church of Christ · at 255 Mill St. Middleport . 992·-3345 ... Howard L. Wrltesel ROORNG NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTI.MATES 11>11A1n ---Community calendar-Uon Center, 6:30- p.m. at facility PORTLAND Lebanon on Rock Springs Road, ·D~r to Township tiUSieel will meet lbun· · door.. !ddt or treat for ~ in day, 7 p.m. at the townsbip build- costume. Games, food and a hanilt· edhouse. ina. · 992-5627 forS.It Call 614-992·5515 _...~=.... ' "'----.::1.,.;::,..~•:.:::-:::...~ TIIUilSbAY MIDDJ..IPOIT ....... u..d-pD•••• ForAII•Ior HelpWantld L2:5:0:;.------=-------.:~ . IEAIU:I a AMBERWOOD · KENNE~ Race Street. iPPLIIICI CO. PAINTING HELP WANTED Immediate need for a Speech and Language Pathologist and an Occupational TheraplsL Contractual agreement arrangement In progressive long term care setting. If Interested ·please contact Veterans Memorial Hospital, Extended Care ~nit, Pomeroy. Ask for nm Miller, N.H.A~. or Karen Hudson, RN, 992·2104, Extension 13 L.A. R11111, New O~eana, San Frinclsco) . c...,_, En•IY fawing Hoat l'ump1 " BUFFAL0., ............ 26 KANSAS CITY ............ 23 Unless the Bills ' passing game explodes, taking advantage of the Chiefs ' weakness in the secondary, Buffalo's home field will be about the only difference in this game. K.C. won"last year 23-7. ' · CLEVELAND:...... ...... 29 ••DENVER ................ .. 21 The Broncos have won three in a row against the Browns (29-14 in ' 93), but the last time they met in Denver, Cleveland w~n . The Broncos don 'l need another Iough game ·after facing K.C and S.D. . DALLAS .... .................32 . " CINCif'INATJ ........... 14 I · Don't expect the Bengals to stop the Cowboys on the ground, but if Dallas takes to .the air too often, Cincinnati can stay close. The Cowboys were 35-23 winners in their most recent game, in '91 . "INDIANAPOLIS .... 24 N.Y. JETS .................... .22 ' , Three weeks ago, when the Jets looked like they might sink below the Colts in the AFC East, Indianapolis · gave away four fumbles and N.Y. won a battle of inept offenses 16,6. More of the same? ' · ... LARAIDERS ....... 19 HOUSTON ................... 13 Trying to stay out of last pl ace in their divisions, ihe ~aiders and Oilers aren 't scoring many points. Houst9n. ~inner of its last three games against the Raiders, has yet to beat them in L.A. MIAML ..................... 28 . "NEW ENGLAND .... -24 On operling day, Dan Marino and DrewtBledsoe put on an offensive show, passing for a combinep 894. yards and nine in's as I he J)oJphins outgunned the Patriots 39-35. This should be ·just as close. . MJNNESOTA .............21 "TAMPA BAY ...... ...... 12 The Viking defense should shut the Buccaneers down, as u·sual, though they lost to T.B. for the first time in three years in their second matchup Of '93, 23~ 10. They'll mMt again in fou r weeks. ·' . " N.Y. GIANTS ...... ...20 DETROIT .................... 15 Aside from the fact that neither team has shown a lot of consistency, the relevant statistics concern the · running game: It 's the Lion 's offensive strength and the Giants' defensive strength. · · PHILADELPHIA .......23 "WASHINGTON ........14 Threc.weeks ago the Eagles' Greg Jackson picked off a Heaih Shuler pass on the Philadelphia 3-yard-line •nd tbe ~les escaped with a ~1·17 win ~ver t~e Red~kins. They'll make it five in a row. · . . • • . PITtsBUROH ............ 17 •• AIUZONA ................ ] 0 .. I . ' The Steelers and Car~inals hav~n't met .since '88, when ihe Cards were 31-1.4 winne~. This one should tie close and low-scoring.thanks to Arizona) defense; l\ll offense will ·be Pittsburgh's. • . . ..SAN DIEG0 .....;.... 30 SEATI'LE ...............:..... 22 .I . ' . ... •In li'Uk th~ the Charjers used Stanley Richard's 73-yarp in.terceplion return and Stan Humphries' 99-yard fD pass 10"Tony Martin to beat the Seahawb 24-10: Seattle can't match S.D.'s offense.: . (Monday) . , ••CfiiCACo ... ~ ..........18 : GREEN BAY ...... ,.. ...... 17 The Bears lost in Green Bay 17·31ast yeir,tben came back to beat the Packers at home, 30-17. On paper, G.B: looks beltet thin Chicago in almost every catc~ory, but the Bears will squeak by. . · '· 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the Albany Grange Halt, Albany, Ohio. Petitions can be obtained from Secretary Doris H. Mace, 2081 Reynold's Avo., Albany, Ohio 45710. 10 East T•xu Sial• · Clark ' Soutflem Arkanus ' Ltno'r... Rn,nt ~1 November 5, 1994 between 21 13 7 . O.nii!WI 17 . • "'... ........h 30 Directors ol the Albany Independent Agriculture Society will be held 22 .. ·-- Ca'-O.vl• Ctnlrll WuhlnQion . •• 15•• "16 ' NW MIIIOU'I st ......,. .. . . sw Oklllloma 20 Wealtyan ' Cll LUI!Mran 16 17 21 21 • 28 211 lndlo- - West ~~ ,.22 ·-ilion -"VWg ,. Other Games ·-~ - Far Weal 21 INS~!';!.A.;' N 10 ·c~.Nitb. Hendt~ ~ALES • SERVICE 10 20 ' Nebralka-Ornlhl ., ........ 11 ~ · 27 r......,. ., · c.."" ..... -.. PubliC Notice JJW#E 12 ~~u., 0 . Po•roy, Ohio AND COOLING "10 17 " "•7 Other Games - South a. Southwest o Ab'IIM Christian We have the Serta you want in tht siu you at a ptift yiiU 'IIIIIct. DU'I II!Wt- Comer of MI. Vernon Ave. & 25th St. Date & Time: Nov. 2, 1994 12:00 Noon-6:00p.m. "P!e11~e Give' - Save A Life NOTICE OF ELECTION f 10 " '=Sitll•. loUch. 22 Place: Nazarene Church of Pt. Pleasant The annual election of ..• Bell*. ~. • Nortl'llm Mtc:higln 27 'Nioonl Slalto Sponsored By: Pt. Pleasant · Women of the Moose #594. 11 • MlcNgan T!ldl Cob'Ddo MiMI 20 992·3671 27 21 "10 17 • ar.c.•nd sw Blptill 30 ' SE O+Jahoml 0 Sou:h Dakota u. SC. Cbld Sial• ·-· - Ctlvtr-Sioddon 39 "" 'D Ohio Northern 13 10 7 13 10 18 I 11 'D 14 10 14 10 ·a 15 • Panhandle Sltt 34 30 31 BLOODMOBILE ANDER~ON'S · " •'7 15 Btn~lellne MidoAIMricl Naulr.na Mlaacuri-Aol• Onemlleout 143 from Rt. 7 . TUM.-Wed.-Fri •..Sat. 1-8 oCraftiman Tools •Toys oGiaaware Loads of MIIC. Buy-Sell·Trade ·• j.,."' !> DAVE'S SWAP SHOP 10 12 10 12 Cop;gj 27 ' NE Oldlhoml rr~ I ".. ' NEMIMOUfi • Nc:wlh Oakcte·Statt NOI'Ihlm COiotldo _, f I .. ............... 33 • ...... ""'" "s - 20 10 • Mui'Mrbero Cooond • ARNIE'S SPORTS LOUNGE Presents Its Annual Halloween Party Food, Cash, Prizes SAT., OCT. 29th Let's BANK DISCOVER WHY PEOPLE SAY, " • 17 "21 Frallklin & Ma~ 10 ' MIUoutl VaUey o Miucluri'WHiam • 10 c.w. Poe!: 30 "Doone East Ctnlral Oklahaml EvanttJ Ftnll ' Fot1 HayS Stat• 0 1 21 Amlricln lnletnlliorllll 31 ~-· Other Oamea: -Midwest ·Alma 22 24 · suo-·1 20 ' Millikin· 21 South DafiOia Slate ' Ctn1r1l Mlleouri 'Witttnbtfg 17 Juriala Clotlon 28 26 AI tlahral44~3896 . lllJIP'• ,"'~''I .. TreniOfl 16 -"Sw"' ~ Wil~ a........ 33 ~Oris. . .t...lo C...U 1-' Bea..r I 1 • Chl)'f'lt)' Slale 30 • Sol.lhlm Conntaicttl 17 F,_Ee...,_ Lose Weight 221 W. Second, Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2136 . 22 Shi>Ponobt"ll 21 20 21 0 Merchlnl Marini • Monldllr ' ,I ""21 lodl. ven Balli MlllrsVIlt King's !Pl.l E.,_, 'D Sunday and M•ay, Oct. 11AUOIS allll • Ofl ·- 1 ' 20 38 0 • "• .."16,. " ISO hgtiL,III~~h~alt FARMERS ~l 12 ,.BE.HARMON NFL FORECAST IIDIIG MOWERS ~ 21 ..... ='u • c: Wtblr!JMI 'D "8t. JotN, N:Y. 1111oo1a ""· 20 ·se· r.., ~htm 25 Ulllll'ilkf 0 S.llsbury . • l<u111own 17 211 12 10 1 18 Dr.._. 28 Coby 20 ' TIUIScUhem SoUihlmU. 28 .............. 'Hart= S.F. o\ulllft ·:< ·-·=.::'" ............ · Nodheuttm 8oulh C.rolnl Stilt 11 'D ........ .• -........... N.'f. • Ease Sttolldeburg • Falrtl~ Ok*ilton ' IndiaN! U., Pa. "• "",., HOIVIrd Albin~. ' C&IIOOU stilt . Pa. to 8 t9 tO t3 10 7 t2 t5 7 tO t4 15 8 t4 tO t7 20 t3 17 20 27 t7 7 tS 26 t4 20 6 t6 t7 2t 2t 24 t2 7 21 7 t3 7 t7 7 24 3 10 10 12 s "127 10 22 13 ..rJ: •• Lsw iMouri · r.... _, Martin 30 • Hoi 992-23.• 2 I Lllaytnt Evtfllvilll St Maty'l, CaM. • SoYhlm Utah 1;1 21 ' RoridaA & M Ponteroy, .Oh_lo ! o TtnrMtaMt .C hatfariMg~ o M.uadlualta ·--·-.. ··F- . ----··-· . ·-·-- . ·=. --.. -·--·-. _ -- ... ··.. =·C-· ·'EMIT.,.._. J J J last Second StrNf TOHO Aiabama A & M • Mortheld Stale • 6ullord ._.,. .. • Oolt"""" Dlv. 1·AA 24 30 17 21 " 8 6 Miami. Ohio Ma)ar Colleges . 1-A . 882-2081 ·~ ... 24Hour Banking Seven Days A Week INGELS 106 N. 2nd, ~- .. t,! D. GORY'S AUTOIODY 7 -:;:;;:-;:-7.:--::=:-..;:..;;;==.~-=. Yanl S&la ·Gallipolis • - CHR11111Aaaaw ~~~~V~~~.I~n~~~= taatlc A~~~R•F­ a. _ , .... · lloms 1111 ALL Ylld . _ IIUOI le Paid In en .::a: "".,.~===-a- SlaTting at S7.85/monthJor 13 chennol1 on up 1o •• many •• your hHrl dllalrsa. -SALES- Dilhea!Wtglng In lize from 10 INiclsatrdown to 18 inchea. · - PAYIIENT PLAN- Yea, we can tab cuhl -or- 110 daya ...,. •• cult -or· peyrne~tt.lor48 mon.. ulowu $35hnoutlt. · -IERVICE& Our Sucoa11 beglna & endl with Mrvloef: Mien your aeiiiiM ian'l wortcing lltlh\ we'rs helpl Bv .,_or In person - when you celi, IN., be ....., 11WT$1 VOUB ~SfACDQN ,_to ,, I T........, OftllcNit- -·DEADLINE: 1:00 ...... - tho . , ..... ""' ..... to .,......_ t!1!11o!i • 1:00 A-. I ~ Whe ~-'· IIOoiilaj allltlon · • t::i -1111SIIuu To 11a1 """' .,.. ..-......... -SERVICEWe fiat Mrvlce .r 1M lop it hal aiWII)'I been our lrst pttorityl In f1ICI. "'t\\t ,.,._ atvk:e .o •nou•. ,.. m~~y .,. . .,. ' ......, ·-Clwlol-- SAWI.LitiS Lany Aupe I ~·a ·-and 2....... ................. _hold - - - - - - - kftt11 Help wanted 114-112-tltl ~~- - - - - . . . , - 1 ;a::;.:::~ 7355 B&L ELEORONICS Employment Serv1ces 1' • �. '. Z11994 Thursday, October zt, 1994 NEA Crossword Puz.zle . BRIDQIE ,, ., __ ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 54 Miscellaneous .•, Merchandise · NORTH 10.27-94 eK Q 7 4 2 Til; .• .... Gnnd ..... Cnlloo, A1M'11 eo-fto, AC, Aulornlllc, · Elcollonl Condftlon,_Ganlgo . Kepi,,_ Elm 11000 -ldy •ulllnt wlopee Ill home, 1tart now, nooxpora.-, "-pplloo, .._ Information, 11CH1bi!gallon. Sind SASE: CoKide Dlf>l-10'-!'~0. Bo1 &421, Sin Angolo, TX ,...z. 110, 114-111-11127, 114.441-fl\17. ........ly Locotocl, .......... $250 Dej>oolt, ·~717. RotoM Outlolo THROUGHOUT THE NATION During Holldoy Souon. CALL GRETCHEN Thla ·-22N260 t82·l'MO. lllchonla nooclod lUll or pill --.:011 ~' :, 1111 = =-=' II, ... tlolono to tonn rooll band, =-~~~~i=~= or "Yes, we do have a position available ... I'd like you to be my food taster." ::-18~W.~an~t~ed;;.t~o....;Do~-:::-:­ 32 Mobile Homes 45 for Sale llobyoltllna In .., homo In 1114- dlopOot, ,..... _,._ -•t :::n. -· _., po lOr tho Troa Work, Dear Work, Buy - - ...-., poa11- , _, CUI And31S.302J - n g . IM-SIU033, ....... lnL .... Or to ----andllme - . no. U, _,.,. on. Col loyd, 1 - - . MIL No l!xporlol\011 1100 To ...., WaotiJy -ontlol Pr ao I ii . I-.,_ -lion w.-. =:".nl:i~M nor Of -um Thl1 And 8llzlr Rood, 114,000, 114-31l'78111. 46 . .... Real Estate ·- .... ond - -= :-:..........·::z.;rn,N'I -or In w.- ............. IIIII RN"L 0 lluiW a lloong, oorlng tlllllii lo .... lor . . -.. Sind llop In ond -.lot• ... Ollllllcallon. David llnYdar, 1 AdmlnlllrMor, O.OIIIrook eon: l:io~ Slrall, lllddloport, - .. 1211 Eoch, 114-25H780. Cutlron Fumaoo Con Bum Wood.. l.umpoclll Or llovo All -~ For Slolw, $10, 114- Houaehold Goods . 3711411 ond 42 ·MObile Homes for Rent 12110 z Boclroomo, Lorvo Yonl, Wotor · Ptuo Depoolt, Potd, Roi'or..- Allllllfrocl. 814 411 0885 . z11r., 12001mo., 11r11 anFRE~ lo - i r wolor ttnoo, locolocl -tok-Cnlb CIMic ...._ 30W24-Z773 or 304-34l' !1031 (pogol). •m. This newspaper will not knowiingly accept advertisements for real estate whtcn Is In violation of th e taw. Our readers are .hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal 2 B•droom Trailer llltaheil Rood o.-n. - \ 0 1 1 , iiiiiillo. catl Aftor 4:00 P.ll. 811143-2111. -:la=r.."'' =·:..=:.::=:::::--o-- picnic-----. . '::l =- AU real estate advertising in this newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act ot 1968 which makes II Illegal to advertise ~a ny preference, limitation Of discrimination base<fOn race, color, religion, sex familial status or nation!Jil origin, or any intention to m,ake any such preference, limitation ordl scrlmlnatto~.~ 1 31t-2243, wp.o"""~' 11711 foood --- - anUqu., MW/UMCI holaohold tumlahlngo. Will buy tr1de any omounl. lorgo.Wnall. 51111 81., ~~ wv. owowllooi!J .......... --77W341. - RCA XL100 Color R-a Pllyo - 2A5-41501. T.~ $10 11" 114- Aofllgorotoro, Stov-, Wuhoro And llryooo, All Ro dttoolld And GouNnloodl 1100 And Up, Will Doltv.r. IIWIN-141. WIOChlno, 121 firm. :104- ::r.:J.. tw4:00pm. ~ Musical Instruments 71S7S. Conn trombor&, good oonct., S250.304-IIZ.a21. 125,000, 1--21111 or 114- polllllll. 711 313 4510 ut. 15111. WZ-7304. - · nl, WV _, ,_ hlltna truok dllvwo to IIUII nn a nalbod ,,.,..... tlt4-ta Til- 1"..... ...,__, I -lft~JM paid ::::-..~~ 11"~=~ I Bod-.,:,.BIIho, Hoot Pump. .ctol'.,_~ .~~ : ••~~< ro.. - - --. .....000 I ·7217. 4 Bo*_,.,. Z F.. l lollw, 10 II<- 11om, &lONgo Bulldlngo, -Cnok Frontogo, 31 old. ~f..~k C,- s.~ Dljll. !!,IIJ!'!! ~d;IJ: - .,_ ~ond ,_.. a.1212. Sodof- _..lon In 131 Bod WVDHHR LTC toollty. RillIISW I WV88Wl lloonoo, e•• aft and •PII ;Mary okllo, ......,_ - ="=::r "::: ....... _...,.., !lbiiiJ L.11on1 llup"JI, ll.fl, ••ea. --· - ~ lo 3 Shorp Coovuaot II Holl Pint lllciOWIJ.. 0.... How Still In ~~1~118~IIOO,Aoklng171, I-:---:--=----61 Farm Equipment ..~. Soralt ~ - - ·· ~75- IIIII: um ~ ...... Doullla eua.... R - /Pioyw With ..._._ 10 cu-.. All 1100. 323 - Idea Com Plcllar Uood Vory Uftll, tl1 241 51811 • John -~~aaro. 3 JD !.Oil Sldddal8, 3 TniOul..oodol', 114-31l'7810, M":"..\:7 liW41-GIIS. • ....... .... -•Ira, 4th St. Roclno, I 112 olory two ...,_ wlbolh aluminum olcllng, 4 yr. old root, FA - · ancto tod lioldl, tot • holt, I2II,OOO,"II4..5-3flll. ~ocl On Sla.. Routo 14\ 11w11 Badrooma. &I "' Kllchon, loth, F1n1of1oc1 11111 - - . Two Cor Go-. Col!cNI• Drtv...,. Slltlno on Conlocl Lokln Or& ll<n Ol On!Und, lloio Or ~ ut. tel~-;.;·";;j;;4;cU;I~11;jM;;j.;jll.didonlfl !Onobo-,vlnylofdodonl/2 pMonoM lumtohod, toundly 11: V1t1aao"'G'':: AIJIL Ml ·or eo11IIUCI-m1. E011. . 3 , _ opL, odulo only, m&"mo., Ulfltloa pokl, ~l.!!!e':,~:J.=•• I-·~ Loou :=·:'10~.,:>~= or 11n11 - -• .,.... oftwlpm. 111 4• 4411Aflar7P.M. eo-._-- a And llolla, Wll Tau ' Guno0nlroclo,IM-3W Fumlohocl ~-. • ...,. 54 ..scellaneoua ....... 820 FOuoth A - . CJol. Me Mpotto. 1211111a. wm~oa , . , nd....,...lae_~ 111~1·~4~4~1 ~~~~II!;A~tt~w~7~~~~~~~-=:..= ,· 1881 , 14!17Q Pwk 1 I~ I polo loraa ~pr'.nt Bod _.., DR. Ll, I · Bllh, BEAUTFUL APAIITIIENTI AT thjloa, olf" - · , Contl"lf Air, Will Ill, lliidlr""',; BUDGET PIICES AT ~-- llnOd ..... ,,.. 0 114- 32 Mobile Homea ,........,.......,....rcha __ for Sale o.w- n,::,.to , - ......;.. . ESTa:: 131 ........., Plu 2to $211.- to oholl fnlln Deck, A - tloi llull - · 111,000, I movloa. CoU 114 Ul 21M. 15 _,,_, 71103. ::EOH::.;_;;.•.,.-:--::--=---..,..-lnatrucllon 11et Rocfmon 141711 2 11oc1- Fumlohocl 3 Roome. I " Bllh, · lnllruotlon .. 2 Fill """" c:toon, Polo, 114-441-1111. -- 6 ,._ • incl.EBoll&,l - - Cotldlt~~. Dopeal No Roqund. M• 1111, ... ""' 1:--':-:-":"--~=:;..:;;.;,..:.~:.:::.:.· oolillol I ........ 1;11:_,:1:,:,1100=.•:..:1:::14-:..:24:;.S;;..e:,:ea;:.;;.1·:-c,-~ Fumlohocl ...,.._, Utlllll• =prop., ~ 111t1 14152 Corrllon CUIIUa, z Paid, I IIOd"'"'o, Upllloko, ~·"'••• Bel., I Both" AIJ, ~-A-._O. .]IOilfa, No; ...,.....,.....,.,.~. '" ~~~1100,11411•1333 ..... COndllon, .... 12x711 3 Bod,_, TIOiorii,OOO 18.. W8ntld tO Do Sea AI 71 Polllll . Fumlohod I J I Pofnlo "-"C'C,Ohlo-lf71. - I Ful U.. 01 ~I Oonantl · ~ Palnl'- · - ,M_....... horo, van~. Woill Wlnctowa wieh:l Boyvlow 141711 .,.,., eontziOIIIo. .... _ ... - . .... . Outlwo CIHnod dhlon, Front Dlcl "l ~. , . 1111, Lane II . ' c.. AfMa. ..... ~..,_.,. E l - ........... 2 112 1111• 'II~ Fovm 0111 ......, Nlao Lowt Lot, Fumlohod Ellfolonor, lpoot411 t......_IOM. "*"• Pll¥11~ CWol; ~ =f:r~_to':'~~ FOR SALE ~=: ,.-..No Polo, ~ -~~ 2Bocl- ~ lvlng. I ond z bodIIIW78-Itl1. :;'.i;,, Toll! llaotrlc,"iiiidor,,n. I P I - M.u!'.Z .,• .......,. & 1#7•" -::n"'tt m as.- I.... . . . . . . ·... ~- ';;,J.~ - ~ ::..~1n1.:.3: RMII dJin& A1M1J Nlw' ftomei; Phone Torit ~ 1'N- iiii3iii. ~ • • I ~ 2 Ton Hoal Pump, - :.-:J::""~J:"'":,~il: UOI, I~ • cal 11f..a -L 1tll1010r,.__l11Z ' 73 Vans & 4 WD's 1177 ct... 4WD. 1m Malibu 2dr. bodv. IMIIIJodgl Roln I).SO 4WO. 3M-e71-8111. 1m en·,_, -op, 448-4217 Aflw S'P.II. '* 7S · Boatt & Moto,. 5"':="!:0:.!:'t.:t: ~ 1101. . , .,. GI..ADYS, YOO Dlt> IT /\61111-l IWHY ,. . [KNOI.J ... eof~l5~'(, IF ~~~~~~ DO moo. 79 Transportation -· Lining 121, 114 Ul 8831. AQ, AKC .,_,.. II' - ~ 1• pup, •. Gr.1 -Old. -·--~ QolfCou.... l:2_'holr lor lnvolld. 304475- AKC lllltHo, milll, pol only . . _, '-- - ond -nor. Niot . oot-.1, aood -lion, 1100 t15-2Ma. old, loving, 1100. - lor bolh, f"l4-t82-2141. Nlnl-'a laOoL ,.,_ P.OOoa. r::.C't,:• II- Cl2f, ~- MOO C.l 11t ttl tOit H No"'-La..olllmgo n 11 Autos ... •.. r Sale '12 Clw-, now II- lind latl."::id~oo, - on cot[lgo 81ac-. Rullllnd ao--, '14 Chowtla, runo good, 1141112-1001. I :::-::-::--:--::---:---,,...-,-.,. 'II Food Rongor, 4 cyllnclo~ S ~h · - · t3000, ll41881 Comoro .1710, 114-411·4023. 1 - ~. I orL, outo., PS, - · fnlorloi, $4:!00. :104-178- ::31110=-:.==:--:="7":-:-,--1m - . 1111n1 1, tiCJOd ... = gino, 304-t75-1183. teet ct.. Malibu. aood- noG. ·• CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are crealed Irom qi,Kllahons by famous poople. past and pre&en1 Each letter n the crphor stands for another Today·s clve · T equals G " ---- -- ·· "EA XJY r _. , ....... LJO ' K NO . '(OU DON'T. 1 DO! AOPPJG . E R P E AD -.....-- LZDBVR BIJYK . ' - BZO UYTU UOAODZ . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The way to stop financoal toy-riding is to arrest the · chauffeur. not the aUtomobile .~- Woodrow Wilson . '::~::~' S©\\.cil}\-&£trs· :::: 14h4 CLAY I. POllAN _;:__ _ __ R.arronge letters of 0 four ICtambled words ~y I1 1 1 1 r Nt Iyl·'~.. low to form four words . .P H 0 ,, • GIRLFRIEND' sys 1 3 S by f,JI,ng in the rrusstng words you develop from srep No. 3 below. PRIN1 NUMBERED LETTERS IN 1HESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE A80~E lETTERS 10 GET ANSWER SCitAM-I.ETS ANSWERS STRIKE A SLOW IN THE. ~R ON HIGH PAICES. SHOP Tl'f CLASSfiEDS. ,.lrlgoJ:Oior, l'lnlr,tollol,_~mooo, power window. u:c. Zephyr· Knell- Noose- Nettle- STYLE A niece had finished a beauticians course and was ready to find a job. I got her a bumper sticker that read: "A hair permanent can put a crimp in your STYLE I" · CRI..._ cond. 304-t711-llll. Slldo~n Camper, Slaopo w Adufto. Fully SoH Conlotnocl. Elcotlonl ~k>n 1100 DBO THURSDAY OCTOBER27 114-441-0211. Servtces 81 - ·. _.,;, Home _,_m..:p,rov,em,.,_ent...;.;;a_ _..:;:;. BASEMENT · "'•' WATERPAOOANQ .•,. Unconcflltonol Hlotlmo ~too. l..ocot .......... lurillohocl. .. Coli 1-IIJ0.217.ot178 Dr l14-23l' . ;; 0488 Rogoro Wllorprooflng. E. .-. tobllol1od 11171. ··: C&C GonoJal Homo • ~ attii M•lnlenance-- . wall~,_, •orm . ·. dooro, 100lng ond -.piolo holld .,__,. . . . - .-lng . - - onc1 11M ~ YorUr FuU ,.polr, .._.,1100,,_1411 moblto homo-"· tlmato eolt Chol, 114-tCI4333. . 111114 Flanl, porto, 4 cyl. 4 ~ runo/loolco good, Ron'o TV llorvlco, $11100 080, liWCI-2111. In Z..llh . . . ... •IGinsi moil . otlwr broiolo. Houioa ...... ,_ - Coulao SkyMwlt, Air contlonlng, ConiN111200 At- II00-7f7.11015, WV 30W111-33M Ohlo114-44W4&4. tor I p.m. 114-411-331111. Rooflna :10 v... Elp. ""'n.- · _...fzlna.: Astro-G raph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. ,end resulls aren't likely today ~you allOw Box 4465 , New York, N. Y. 10163. Be olhers to do your thinking for you . If you sure to state your zodiac sign. call the shots yourself . you might still SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . 21) II 'make mistakes. bullhey won't be as bad. someone comes to you tor advice today, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It'll be tempt· be sincere instead of painting a false. ing to make a lot of promises today glowing picture. The trulh helps; lnslncM· · because th!!Y might not come due un.til 1y hurts. · taler. at .a more manageable time. This CAPRICORN (Oec. 22-Jon. 19) This is' could be a big error in judgment. not a good day tor you to spei:ulatelinan· CANCE;R (June 21-July 22) If you wanl cially in fields you don't know well. Your 1to give away something. It's your prerog· BERNICE BEDEOSOL F... Elllllllf•. I:M-245-GII04 Coft ond Sovo ot Full X J V Z I SHEILA, '(OUR EXACT REPLICA 1 JOKJ NDZX AJJPERU GUBK ·- UJPL rve teamed to keep my mouth shut when with a group of people. L--'-.L-L......L__J I was once told that if you brag ,.--.,....-------.you're a bore and if you talk about RAM Y H lothersyouarea ------, 1-·-.-1.:.;_;.1;.....,_~6~,...~-~,.--l C) Comptele rho chuckle quorod WH'< DON' l liE ~K n'l 11t-1 ....... ., . ,..~-. LZDBVR , I ..... 1887 ......_h Rotlant Z.l Enalno. Alr, Couloo, Til - . 82 Plumbing & "-' IWi'ale, Enr.tlnll ~ lion; ..... 114 441 . . .. Heating 1887 Rotllnt Auto Air, Ciulla, F... man.. HoallngAnd Coollna. : Cancllk>n, ti,:IOII, ......... lnotollatlon And Somoo. Elfli 11112. Certtflecl. AnldlllCflll. CctlwMr1181 iutok tlkylalll, SUpor 4 cloL 114-2111-1111. Cyllnclor.,__ Goo lllloogo, Elactrlcal & ~.0!!!. ~-- Doyo; 84 I,_,_Ewnlngo. =- 10 Verve NA- l I T l_::;o: 1--.1-TI---,I"' s,-..,1--1 UK.£ H\t.M 1 Motor Homes 1183 Chivy ...._ ., _ Cockor Spo..... 114- Ful bloodod lll&llon Huolty ' Friday, Oct. 28. 1994, h d several significant ~ ·:;.:ear 8 ~';,..·· tablished with per- ' 1ne ops cou es will have a sons older than your~~~ !ou difference. ::~de.:: v. proba· ( ct. · 0 st on loda . 11 .. , brhly ~~ your "~":s~s ' ~- the ~ay you larl, ~ cou . cause . rn you handle Ihe, s~wat:on . ho~n h~ a opportun;lles .nto ~en~ ~f,; t~e lnflu· Jump on He by un ers a . ou in the aneta whoch are ·governong Y ' ye.11r ahead. Send lor you.' Aatro·Graph · ·predictions today by marllng $1 .25 to I h Ji,The chances for personal gain are extremely Ialive. However, if you want to give away slim. · · AQU4RIUS (Jan. 2G-Feb. 19) Seeking an easy out today might be more harmful than facing up to an unpleasanl•devetop. mont. II you bite the bullel. the pain won;t last long and things·will be resolved. PiSCES (Feb. ao-Morch· 2D) Today.Jt might be extremely dillicull lor.you to admit in front of others there IS eomelhlng you don't know how to do. Honesty gains ·admiration, deci!ii destroys H. ARIES (March 21 -•prll tl) -ln Involve· ments wiih ot~ers today.· your under· standing might be 1eea !han· thalnl. K88!> an open mind nthey try to make a point. TAURUS (April . 2G-IIIJ 20) Desirable · somethr11g that isn·t yours. then It's not ' your prerogative. LEO (Jult 23·Aug. 22) Your evaluation of the power of your opponents might not 1be accurate today, so if you're drawn into a competition, don't get cocky. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sepl. 22) Be careful when discussing confidential business mahers today: Someone who knows how to pump you lor inlonna~on might be in lhe audience. UBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23). Think posKively today, but don't be unrealistic and build your financial expectations upon false hopes. Your payoH could be disappoint· ing. · ' •. " ,., ' I " l£FTOV~I Q.iTHE:.Y\! OOTf..V~Y 1-\f>..U•.OWEO-I? YOJ ro-l'r EVEN Cempe,.~ Nimancto eoi' 1or ttot lQMmro HII-3IJII or 1115-3433. . ot . Jll.....,.•k (.,.\.Nf)'( B~S Wlnllo buy: Frant uot for~ Lodloa Stza 14 a-n Lono 1 0 - otcltomola - r noaa Loathw Coot With Zip 1M ::P.':3t'~#. boo [lo-l()l\~ CANDY, THERe; W()(.)(..Dt-1\ !'!£ N-IY - o f 1171 Font f2SO 4d. 31M- · LodiM Stza 10 AQinor Loattwo Pompo.- Polo by SonV,:.;t: Coal Buoguncly 128, . - ~thlng, Ill romence books, ~y t£Fl"O'JERS, COCONLJTTY . mGlll!i. IF '(OU'!> euY (:JY)D , LIIC.E ME! m.. Lorv• - .\f\E".RE. ANYTHtNC. 140, lf4.411-2871. . 00 BUYlt-16 DON'T LOOK W®daroln Elcotlonl Condtllon, 1Z" .,.._ llook And - . , .....101 ... 1117. T - - . 1!-tont Condition, wood. _. wiU iOI-1100, -128,114-441-3378. · ..... .... ..... 304-77SliM . , _ . rldlna - · &427. 1, • BO~LQiiER COSTUt'IE . '(OU 114-317-7177. Four,Shott Booll C.. With Pull Down De* In lllddlo. 4871. I A HORRIBLE lllcromo choir, 1111- doolgn, ... .............. 1 ~ Colo-• Elaclrlc Fur- boctc; $311, 114-1!12-31a.__,.. --"'Goo aDKW SB; 1 ~ F..,_, LP Or lllytlg I l l - Wubor, Nllurol, •.000 l'nl'l, Doim --.$41,114 ... 2344. floW. SB1s.'ac:o- Cnlno Goa =;--!!!"~«, w'1:i·~~~aw~~ IIC)Ior llollod oil, - 114-"A247SO. • fnmoo, , ~ 11011: 11 ii:; N1 Oia .......0.' llalga jacllll, monoon I .,._ 1'n1 10 nviOn. .... ..... lnod, ,..,... O • E....,_ , ___, aold 140. ow.»mo. :-tllllddliiiOit. ,_ '"' o t mo w- ""' Couft. IJW4t.Uil. . · BANk . . 1:t011 V0U KNOW. Good Sll_opo FUll Sla TNcll ,_ A..Uotlc apoobro lor In homo 11wao oyllom, tea. 114Tool eo. a, .114 " ' •ss. 441-1110. Qoopol-nd trocko for- 11 -h lor more lnfllfmollon IIIII 55 BUilding 114-t82-37.JII, .. . Supplles Hoo. . polloblo · 114-t82·3GOf. Blook, brlciJ, -or olpoo, windowat..!lnloto, ole. CliUclo WinKiln...,. Eloclrlc Ronaa And ..... HIO Orondo, OH Colt 114Hood llolh Gold Noocli 0.... 24Ut21. ~ - d F - . p -~110,1114-441-1111. SIMI B..ldlngo ·Tho FoeAnd A-ncao. 11oft- tlllj • KILLS FLEAIII Buy ENFORCER tcxy llealal 301140~ 40110, 110178. ....00; lllniiiM' • 114e.GO; Floe Kllllnl for homo I Flril Colt, Frlol IOorYod, Coli I· Uvtng Room St. • 1211.00; S . yord. GUAIIAHTEED -tv.l aooat-78&0. ,...... 91. $378.00; Avllloblo ol; RIO FEED AND llofr!gonl- • Rongoa • O'DELL WilBER. 56 Pets for Sals 52 Sporting Goods ::=t.:':rvin.!.,tl: 11po11o. $3111r11o. U t - Pold 4 I Edwin B. Kantar is a bri~ge expert with an engaging sense or humor, which comes over clearly in his writ· ing. He has just published "Derensive Tips" 1$12.95; P.O. Box 427, Venice, CA 90291 ·04271, which is his thifd book of this type. It contai~s almost 600 differ· enf pieces of advice ror improvi·ng your defe nsive play - everything from "You cannot derend properly un. less you remember the bidding" to the lip for this deal. . South opened with a weak two -bid, showing a good six-card suit and some 6·10 high-card points. Against four spades, West leads the club queen. Declarer wins with dum· my's king, plays a trump to hand and tries to s neak a heart pas t West. However, he jumps in with the ace and returns lhe club 10. Declarer wins with dummy"s ace. discarding a dia· mond from hand, rurrs the club eight in hand and plays a heart to dummy's king. Now comes a low diamond rrom the dummy. East must play the queen to dereat the contract. The derense must win three diamond tricks, which requires finding West with lhe A·J-10 lor the A· K, but then he would surely have ted one at trick onel . Ir East plays low, de· darer will put in the eight, endplaying Wes t. Or, as Kantar points oul , if South drunkenly puts up his diamond king, East"s quee n blocks the suit. East wilt have to concede a rurf·and· discard. Kantar's tip is: "When the hand has been stripped and declarer has losers in only one suit, play second high with honor doubleton or unblock with bon· or doubleton in fourth seat when de· darer finally gets around lo the criti· cal suit." L- L .- L .- L .- L .- L .--1. ~~e::."= Son&ivtllo ...... ~.. ' ilon. • BeL M Wod. N; a:--lorbod,oll~ ol, -L~boonl, o - onct Buppty llhop.Pol ~..-1, 01UU OBO 1· o-lng. Julio Wobb. 114-411Fumlohocl Eftlclonoy ~~-. Don' fooogot Our REPD. 11231. · 304 ==u.~U::~= lion. · · . To lobvoll In lly _., tcow utllllllil, goo hoat, -IAiw 7 1'.11. ..-oc~ On hta Route pllto, -go bulkfliiG. utMfty N; 3:.l::i. .... m.- ~~~H~_!_!_t:..,~ ==· CITY \ .......... for Rent 1 and z llod ............ lumtohod and urifumlohod, -urllw dlllalll ........., no pota, 1f4.11112.Zha. · • 1 Bod,_ E - - - Goo - , - - . , , ezetlllo,. + BWAIII UtiUI•, Coli: fl4 411:11117. . AUCTION I RIRHITURE. C1 Dllw 11. Golllpotto.- a~ ~ tumw..l...,_h":'!':"J- :!!!'"" a -7733, l::lll -· I-.. ' -1:00. "VI'RA FURNIIUIIE •4111oa 011 RL 141 ~. op1o., Ioiii otoclrlc, opo 114-141-3151 ..:':;; 1112-tl73 or 114-t82·201S oftor 1 pm. ,.. Dodao llokata Exlondocl :ICI2S. .Amp-- =.oc114~!::, :: ..!!:·.,: .:z=.a:. 111 411 13i2. . t7.':o.1""~ · for Sale 1081 Win- Baoo Boa~ - p Slot- llall otoctrlc ,.ngo, Choln Sow borw I chall& 10 Ill llorcurr, 12-24 tNIIIng . - , dopth flf!'!W-'-CII!'.!J!_OCC_..., Concrllo a Ploollc Sopllc • - on lop, ,.ngo , _ , 1 .... ofmoll any - · prlcM In 11081.3.....,.._.. . QE Nlrlgonlor, 11011 DBO, ·Tonu~ :1011 ThN 2,000 Ootlona lint oonctMion, 140, coli 1-l' oroo. tlldOro Equl-. 3043830. 175-'J\121 or 1~ Ron avena EniAII'IIIfooo. Jock1V&a S t - ZAV bolo oon,OHI_.,-tazl.. collll4-liiWIII. STOIIAQE TANKS 3.000 Colon Floi-AIIIaD-7 dour, good oonct., wllllhp .lohnaon m«or fully • oond., 5o4~ kllchon labia I cholra, Uprtgtn, Ron Evano EnllfiiOIMI, 400hro., $11,000. -2-211117. I -2401 or 114 112 21M. · Jocklon,Ohlo,t~a. 63 LivestOCk Doubt- ~~~ kllchon Wlnlocl To Ront Apo~mont; 76 oink, 1211. Bathroom fbdUIH, $250/llo., AC, Hooting, DMoont $15oo. 3D4-4711-Iflll. Nolahbolh-!, ~-2 Cir Go••· LAYNE'S RIRNITURE KHCllon, 1-2 - - Iotti I Complolo homo tumlofllngL Eloctrlc - · 4 yro, old, .., ... -bor IDryw - . . . 114-441·1205. Houn: ~. N. 114-448- ciNnlng, ISO, •14-14U214. 11322, I mlloa 0411 llulovlllo Rd. Eloctrlc ly_.ttor, 130, · - F,..DIIIveoy• . 5282. PICKENI RIRNITURE 2br............. - AVIIIuo,PomoiOJ, Spring Ill Loria~ Cob, LE. 'lwloo, 1 ;":: 114- Farm Supplies & Livestock Indian 9 Fall behind By PbiUip Alder CGndftloniii,SOO, 1810 N-n. I ~ ZWD, Wurift- Oogon, lloroo, llodllnor, tcow mlloe, ox41100 - . . 213 Rouoh Linl, eollonl oonctHiol), $41185, 114Choohlro, OH 44820, 114-3U- tot lor No •fill• - . Houllhokl furopponunity basis. !ani ,.,.,_ I IIIDoell, Rt 1- n-.o. 112 not. ........,. Rd. Pl. Flreploco hoolw lrllo with 82 ~h, Loculi Rd. on ~Wtf. ......... wv, ... 3D4-4711-1410, bloWer, t?l, 114 1411D. 114-446-iUI 304-t75-1078. Fl-ood ""' Solo: 140 A Lood, $45 It lllockod Two mobile homo, 31 Homes for Sale Dollvory, Collll4 318 1120. Roclno -,114 lt2 1151 fooo Solo: 11 Roa. Nlniando 3Ganlgo, •• I z Cor z ladoooma, falgi yard, ForSilo In Vlllogo Of G1m111 1100 For '111, ............ at: 31 Palllll It, _ , . . . lifo Ol"1lncll, IM-37N720 Af· -OHI14-441-lf71. 0568. TERI P.ll. For Solo; ZOO 3 ladroorn, •• lloclrlc homo, 44 Apinment Dloconacl Condlllon, PCI!owonooded.~. 1114-2~ =--= .:: ---ID70. 181111 Font F-ISO XL •Q 6 •9 7 4 3 2 Third.book from the tipmeister , . 314 Ton Plck.Up- 1Wo UKC ........... RIIIIIIM pupploo, • old, booutltul RoC!-. 178, fi>HIZoi302 of. Bom - · · Amly Buopluo. Friday~ lot, Bun. Noon • 1:00 Pll ~lndJVIIIo Poll Oftlcl, - · llrM, Fc.llorelnfonnatlan, 114- · £. ~ 1'1-A " •J 7 6 5 3 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South South West North East 2a Pass 4 a All pass Opening lead: • Q buy- ... .. 1m GIIC Hoy Truck, I - t 83 •A 10 8 4 tA J 10 5 •Q J 10 6 . t~~.:.rd 85 ~... Attention llobllo • Doubleofldo .:;:'::""::"':::"·::'='~====::;--========~ · !144 Condhkwi, Good Body, .. Wo Corry A Coon• plolo &lock Of lnto~hwm 12SEER Hoal Pumpo And Fur, _ And llobllo Homo Furnoca Po~o . Finoncl~ Avolloblo Coft Bonnotfo lloblli Homo -~3: 114- Ponoblo llond, Ill, foldo up for -~ Or • Aok Clrrylng, UN for pi8Ne, hunt· Llo About Tho Elllplro lloblto lng, e~mpl~, very VWHUie, Homo Willi Furnooo Thot U... 114-1112·7142. No Elaclrll*y. WV 11111212. Poww , _ Solwt, Bol· lory Charv!' And .... Baftorloa, llonol lor Wlh 2 ..... t1nglllor Toblo With 2 Bonchoo, 12 ""\'• .::~ollon) Condtllon, 283. 2 Cllll18, IIUM Tou Allll14-411- 1100, I I,'.:;331:.;;_.- - - - - - - OuiHing llochl-, - Binding lllchlnoo'- Ruffloro, Othw In: llot-ttonloo 120-1 ..... .... do~oc:tor, with fl'ont 1 ..., dullriola tor II.,. Information, do1octlon _, lltllo, pilei 814-3711-21121. fl7l II Woi Ill~, wAIIIU ftOO, R & R Crofto, ()pen From 12-f, 1-11-2843. 1787 81. Rt. 1110, llctWotl, OH 114Brand Fun Sla Pool Toblo 245-1311. ~h Atw=IUDir.... I 14-441-0M R&S Fumfturo. Wo buy, loll ond . or 140; S1not11JC 110 ISO; Z 14" 11-. Merchand tse m 72 Trucks for Sale /J EAST u SOUTH eAJI0965 •9 2 • 1K 9 8 4 -r . muol bo Boouahlmlori.S,Y..,Ioodod,4 · -."114-'J\12-3802. . Chaot-lypo • - Umor 00 11 coma, . 114-1112-3023 Rtllllld 2 lliiuvil R.......,.; 1 llouw I :,_:;:::..:::: _ , Choir; 1 Couch Brown Chlkhna a.-, Toyo,_ PuiF- ~ ••1 1n •--"- ~- zJoo, Slllffod Anlmolo, Boollo On VIIBrldgoJMn - · d~lon.·~...._... - r Buy Bt~~:~c:-.:1$311, GOCiil Ownocl By 01 s,..o_ Bhipo, • AI llunlcl]lal Pollc P~cl; S30QIIIo. ..... Ulllftloa • ~ ~....:-= r;r~~ Chlldo IJrlght colonocl ........ 0.110111, Contoc:t Mayor Popo AI IM-al:l-M20. 411-11144. - or out, sao, · - COUNTRY FURNITURE 21124. Nloo th,.. llodroom homo, ..... oomm.:'!:: " : Clllllon ~ flmonco, 24,500 Recine ....._ 1Wit2 1111 . •:,....,ocl~o . - , -..t&lio,IIWio 1Q1oo- l'nl, 1100, IIIWIZ-31n Two · - ,....... - 1 mUIII, "' chol11, MIMr1tYIIIe. lml., Rl. Z. Color llluvo, Ful length for. bv •-'nlrnlnt only, e-. Pl. - -· SIIW78- mot II• •10, lloullhl AI 3&71 ...., 4 pm. Andr~~'• 1n .a.cuon, IQJ, ,,.. c:r ....... ........-:.':1 ..':..":..!~...:1 n~ ~Mft~ Wlnlocl to monlo lnctudeil, 110, ..H 114- 235ll•• RC.Ot\ll FLOJR Food 2300, 4cyl., $250. Food . tronomloolon lor2300, VI, 118. Fonl 304- . 511-2581. Copdoo m~ $300"1o POO a month, Hool wol- IDCIIId In MldiiiiiiO't. Qhio.·TM anllklot• rnu.t hive two (2+) Owwolllooll Conlor, o 100 llod blocf< co~ .,ON. 30WI2·2848 avonlnga. Colllnll -lng mochlne, 1\a.oVJ' duly, ....... 2 bo*- lor rant, ..toronco • m~a~ pooallllal child, fl-'l r.qutrool, IIWII2- llnctor of Nurllr)l OLJ.Wooll Cenl• .. I 100 IMd ololllodl1nlomoclloo lloUfty -Miniiii'IIIOr,to:OWriM'ooli DevlllSnvdor, MCent•. :0 =. Slnle, uw•sport. p.m. Space for Rent moll uniU you hovo tnvHITgolocl IM 3401 lllo offering. ollor I pon. . , . _ Work With Ohio VENDING ROIITE: Won' Got DoporiiMnl or NolunJ Rich O.OiaiL Will Col A SloodV - 1 1 . 0 0 - , 40/WK, Cooh fnoomo. Prlcocl to Soli. f. Y_,g Adulll INC. Conloc:t IIOO.a20-43A. A-blo ono to 111... bod- 5I ~iiCCC~. room duplex, Ill utalt)fa pold, ,.... _ ..... "' lona .....~ lluof good oonvnunlcollon Condldol• z:oo WV. 41 Houses for Rent OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO. - - - IIIII you do buolo with pooplo you k,_, ond NOT to Mild monoy tlwougnlho _ . ....... - · lo ........ ad" lor tho pooltiOn ol - - Rentals INOTICE! NQUirld, OOftiCIII4lor lurlbor Aoomo tor rant·- or month. Slortlng II NO/mo. Oalllo Holol. 1111.1180. oa;:.w1.:: ....:."Z 4 ll<r• Oft Addloon P... Cor- Ftnancia l Business Opponunhy h~, ~~- tlmbor a eklclder o~, Rooms f,!:,P~"-r 35 Lots & Acreage . p.m. - oduH Holl- Cootumoo, olowno.L ono Silmon, ono - Furnished Siooplng R - Ill Pw Dey. Conolructk>n Workwo ~K,Jnd, Hrn; outbul 1~, unfur- Elftclancy Kitchin, F,.. nlehed.,.. tog_ hcKae w.t rrnent, Laundry, IIUII 1721!. ooptlc _3114-171--4m. ~ Phalog..,.,. AV\llloblo lor Woddtn. I Orhor E""'o Call Kevin 114 Ul tell After 5 ~Olin. Ell. - . :M ouder .. - $100.·---tor EDITOR IJI<:i\T 1 WEST ea Ptv,_,h Rotlont, z.z, IJC, Admlrot otoclrlc dryer, 155, 114Twin Alvoro T - now - - 14~521. lng oPIIIIcotlono lor lllr. HOD 8lza, Family illibolalzad IIJI. for oldlrly and - . . . ! hondlcoppotl. EOH :104-175- Blcycta, 1211 To 110, Phono: 114-411-2380. 111171. Wonlod to buy: aood uoocl 1~-1211. Bun Volloy - . . , Bohool. mobUo homo. --~~ Chlliloote 11-f ~-~Ciplrl Aaoo 2-K, Young 8c- .lao Duilng 33 ' Farms for Sale -T-nol · I Deyo pot Wool! llln- 24.3oc., 2br., 1 bathlcifannholao, Cordlnol Fnlglll co..- Ina. Ia lmum 114 411 311'1. ..,._ only; 175-+1111. 4 /JoST 11114 Z2l Comoov Con..Uoblo, 1100 mila, 8111 llu new. 304175-8117. SNOWSHOE. .WV. tAIIGE 3 BEDROOM COfif?S SLEEPS 1-10. SKI IH-SKJ ""'· BEST LOCATlON ON THE MOUNTAIN I 114--7727 llonogor nooded, wAII,.In, 114- limo, oxporlonco mull how own - . ....,mo 10 Bo1 c-ao ' PI Pft 3 Pc. Ouoan Anoio LIYing SuHo, Antiquo Couch Rallrlunl Hot Dogger, Pluo iloChlno Wlrmli, GloM Ughtod S ' - - · 304- - FILM Ill-go. eA K 8 !!VT AT Li/'oST 1 KEPT lv't't' EXIT '":1'-E/.X. Cff 1liE Cl.Jl1ltJG fJOYJ 'JJAS YWR DA"lt IJJ11'H "TI-\6 U,OOO IIIIH, Elc- ~ lion, Go- Klfll, $1,8001 11431l'OUI H N o - , LMW Elcotlonl CondHion Uu Now, - 1m, IWill,.a, AlltiiY No AI Holldoy a.mpa11a; PlloneColl& MAKE MONEY PLAYING VIDEO GAllES NINTENOO lo l.ooklng fooo Enth,.lallc, Aotloblo lidvld~ala To Promolo Thotr Proclucto In •7 3 2 tHO Tolon TSI Looclod, S SNIII, 21 Inch Olrlo 10 8poocl BicYcle -Lorge 111r. _._,.,air hooting, lumlohod llltcnon, t271fmo., diiiOIIt IIQUind. :1041711-4132, e:ON:OOpon or :1041171-H14 oftw 5pm. Nloo Two llodooom Unlumlohod Ganlgo Aponmonl With Roh1gorotor And Slo~•--~ •k Q 114-44t...... Cal-It · 41 Sl1ter 44Soulheell 1 Rough .Won holiday 45 Woody'oex Una on a map 14sijl;';,i.Ype 48 51 Concealing . 15 Repro.choo 54 Neer 16 Smooth, 55 Tennis player IJIUiically - Goolll(long .17 Actor 56 THier Alilt.lr 18 Actor Linden 57 r5c:hool period 20 Unused DOWN 21 Arctic olght 25 DancorDuncan 1 Teases 28 Chemical dye 2 Citrus lrull 32 Allude 3 ·Pacific Island 33 Toll 4 School of 34 F1ahlon whales dalgnar 5 Chemical auftlx Donna6 One Qf Sante's ' 35 Rests relndar 36 Struck 7 Valloy on the 37 Tensest moon 39 Author 8 Southwestern • �.. ;• 2-The · 8entlnel Ohio Literary program features OU professor nayr• Dr. Gifford Dolllec of Obio 'l'wellliedl Callury NoM Afdc:a". lila iDaat llld ICidllal expcrlVoDDe,AUt aad his well-knowa ._laUIICd iD cxtalllvc IIIV- · wort, Slauahter-Houae Five", at e1 iD Earope, 1be Middle But llld I _ . metln& of the Middleport Africa, it DOled. He - ODCe Utenry d11b beld at the bomc of aa instructor of history at the Bcralcc CllpeaiCJ. American Univcnity In Beirut iD Mn. Everett Hayea iatroduced LcJwnnn u weD 11DIIIIc impurtlult tbe IDCilllll c b wbo - accan- am:r IXIIItrlbutioaa to Obio Unipaaied by. bls wife, Mary. Sbe vcnlty. DOted that he holds delfCCI from Dr. Doxscc, wbo recently .bodl CorneD IIIII Harvard Unlvenl· rctilecl, was reported to be emiDellldes, that he Iw received various Jy qn!!lified to speak 011 tbe life of rwtemlc bODon lncludlna a Ful- ·lbe 1111ba", ft wu DOled, because be brlalu Reaearch Fellowship to w11 )lriloDer with VODDeaut aDd atudy In Fraace, Morroco and ~ lbe same miaery, hllrdBritain oa "Frencb Pollclea In JII, fear IUid deiPlllladOII. Jrooi- c:a~~y, by VE poop . . Wblle . tle biatl)ricll epiaocaea been lnilll'crrcd to R111111D mtto- deacrlbed .a.! IIIII I . ry ~ tbcjr- by Ameri- wldl oaly : . 1114 . : : : : : all fORlCI cw:a flltber. They-wac clullipd. die DOYel it VCIIIIICaat' I fiDally picbd ap 011 May 1), 1945. pcnoaal mcpn.w of World W• D. The DOVel publilbocl iD 1969 at Tbe mcctlU,.':,':~udocl with the. heiaht of the Vietnam War, ·~ pvc IJ'C8l empbuia to the Mlli-w. or commeat oa tbe laformatlcia IDO¥aJICIIllll!l- ~,pop­ '"'~ by lbe Ill !tier. Profeuar ular 11110111 the )'OUib. It with ullox"""'lee"' D pmvlded I copy of Ida OWII tbe aulba"a pcnoaal expcrieoce u IIIIIIIOira wblc:b will be reviewed ll POW iD Germaay during World alat&:r meet~aa. W• D. Slauahter-Houae Five wu Mrs. Dwlabt Wallace the name Of tbe place in Dresden ..-xed lblt lbe copy of Badal where the 1f0UP of priaonera wu Buab'a !I!C!I!oln will be to ~· r..a- after the bomblna of lbe MklcDeport Ulnry iD memory Dreaden, the name c:ould be aad ofEmoselle Fllber. was extended to the eatlre city. Unlwnlty apob Clll tbe Ufe of Kilt -............ hlttory of app1e1 wbich onsm•trd iD Asia notlila that there are thin 6,000 varieties of applca. She 1 1994 FORD 1994 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 T·BIRD LX V.., 1uto, 1lr ecncl, PS, PW, POL, Pwr. lilt, · crulll, AM/FM Clal, Trlctlon Allllt. v• Auto, Air conc1, Ps, $16,449 $16,'349 Pw, Pdl, . Pwr S11t, Crul11, Am/fm Call, Air Bag, Etc. en tine :By JIM FREEMAN went ou their own. Tbey only · Treaaurer Jaae Fry, the board ell Center. . :Sentlael Newullft . cheered later wheo eiiCOIJI"88Cd by ··' approved approprlatlns abouf 1be board al$0 appoved appro·. · 1be Meiss I...oeai Bolln:l of Edu- the team aad faas, said Pesu $113,000 in Tide 6B fulldl used !D llrilting ~.07 into tbe ftacal year · ~atlon, durlns a rcsular meetlns Lewis, n:presenlini& the 8J'OUP. supplemeat the dlstrlct'a special 1993 eiectroDk: DIIIFIIIIeDICIIt infor:tbursday nigbt at Meiss Junior Superintendent lllll Bucltlcy aad ednr!!lloo ptJBIIED.In !llldllilll. lbe · matlon syatema fund for 11ew ' Hisb Scbool, fielded questions . board Preaidcnt Larry Rape uraed board OK'd the Meiss Hi&b Scbool equlpmentaad $120.29 iato the fundforlcimbuncmCEltofmllea&c. ·from upset parentl of seventh· · tbe panenllto have a race-10-filce StudeatCOIIICilbuclletof$2.051. p11c1e c:beerlcadaa llbout their dia- meetlna wltb tbe cbeerleadlns Allo the bod approved addlna ln. personnel maaen, the board :missal from the cbeerleadias advisor. Buckley aaid the cheer- $27110 tbe Salem Center Elemtn- accepted the reaipation of Karca . squad.. leaden went 10 lbe other game 011 a.y Sdlool principal's limd for the Sloan as ualaiant to the trcuorcr • 1be sirll atteaded an away acv- their own volition aaalnst the wish- purchase of a pubnc addrcaa sya- effective Oct. 3 J. Bolrd member entb·stade (oolball ~ 011 a nlaht ea of their advbor; . U!ID IUid tnmf~ $100 l'mn the Jobn Hood voted apinat IIIXqlting mey were iaatracted 10 cbccr at a "Students C1D t tell their advl· MHS principals fuod in!O the sci· the rcsipatlon. Afterwards, the bomc eiahtb-grade footbaD same. son wbat 10 do,'' he said. encc departmcntiiCCOUIII. The $100 boanl biR:d Stacy Newberry 11ncw They did not so to cbccr, they During commualcations by was a donalion from Holzer Mcdi- assistant. to lbe treasurer. · · · Devatiooa cmsJ!!Ird of a readbia "Autumo Mqic" aad a prayer by Marprct OnJamkkJc, For roll caD members aamed their favorite teacber aad told wby. Marilyn Han- NEW OJ'J'ICERS INSTALLED- ~ WllteltMd, left, pvc lbe aeaellry'a report. Others •ttmillas were Neil wu. redrtnllp~•l+at, !pstaW • • amc.n of till Rl.. wlew Gll'llea 1011, PauliDc Myers, Nola Youaa. Cab lliai..t - - IDmlled wre J1111tCamlally, wc:ntary; Ellll Olbmle, aad Janice YOUDS· · Gna Weber, tn1111rer; rn- RIICI, p~ww.at; Dolan. l'rull, Yice .-rrhleat. ·· Mra. BOSP peac~~led Mrs. WU· aoa with.. a flower aad the door prize wu awanled 10 Mrs. Myers. Buffetaty_le refreabments were member recclvlna a favor made by Mrs; Biac. Gip Bossa wu a sucit served by the hoateaaea with cacb at the QICC'1iq, • - CROWN VICTORIA LX V.., Auto, Cllnlate Control, AMJFM Call, PS, PI, PDL, Pwr 8111, Tilt Crul11. Much lien. scrapbook----man and ROOena Hendmon, Oara FoDrod, Thelma Henderson, NiDa Robinson, Imogene, Lester and Bobby Keaton, WW Poole, Pbllip aad Sbaron Boyles, Jolla aad Tan Taylor, Sanb CaldwcD, Carla and Randy Klmca IIIII dausbter, Blenda Weber, Gary and Jason Jobnsoa, Nellie Parker, Lloyd aad Doris Dilllns«. Marilyn Robinson, SheIla, Dan, Tiffany, Daaielle, aad Kin Spencer, Stacie Wataoo, Oslc Mac and Oair Follrod, Lauric, Joe Ashley, Mattbcw, Jessica 8lld Jaaac Boylc!s, aD local. v•,Auto,Air C111, PS, PB1 . s..t; Tttt, t:ru111, K•'IY!ttal Entry.. ' $16,949 $13,949 1'boalpsoo at the Ollerbeln eoncse Olapel iD WCiterVille. Anna Ia the daushter of Larry-IIIII Oleva Stall· Ji:y, EdisaJ. The couple DOW reside inHelmo. ·· KING BIRTH · Randy and Cheryl King, Pomeroy. announce tbe birtb of a daughter, Hannah Elizabe«h King, borii Oct 9, at Uie HOlzer Medical Center. She weighed eisht pounds, seven ouaces and was 21 lncbea mluioam to take oa the added reapoDIIblllty.of emcrJCDCy 111111•F"""'L· Wbile the ·plaa Wll DOt completed before last winter' a 1DDW IConD, pull of the plaD wac iD 1114 bdped IR:IIIY, he Slid. 'Tbe couaty-wlae emeraency aervk:el, watiDJ with tbc vollll· tea Brc dqalliitiltl IIIII CIIIDIJGDblllta headQulnen OD Hei&bll wllb direct com-miJIIicatlon wlll Ill pull or the couaty aad departments aad· .-c a..=· eqlllda. In ic!c!Jtlm, the-CIIICIJr:ncy aervlc:cl bu four lllcll:-up acaaa· kin aad il iD the proccaa of equlp- Jilnl a ))Oitahle 1rliler wllldl caa be ~ ~$13,949 . ptU by moved to differcat locations u needed or 11 a ..Z-ap for tbe maiD ltldon iD cue of I:IIIIIIJCIICY. Emeracacy aervlccs !!lao Iw a dive team IDd bopea to develop more tcama for water eDICilcncica, Dyer said. Scott W!!ltoa Ia the traiDer for clive lelml. 1bc Mclp Colllly te1111, ~ Bycr,la. provldlna trllnina 11:e1 c:amtywlde and to maay aeiabborlaa m""ra · Aaothcr plaD wlddlla maadated ud belaa developed Ia the baz· anlnua mMcrllla plaD. Wllcll we COIIIider the IIIIOUllt of buWoua lllllailll belas trillS· pudecl by waeei, rallllll truck, tbla Is ~inl impurtaDI, Dyer aald. It Ia fCIIQIIeC) that I trllln load of chcml.cala puacd tbroush the weatcrn part of tbc·county IIIII lllotulda of .1001 of chcjnlce dalll tbe IXlllllty 011 rlv« bqca c:lDIIUidy. Trucb may carry II little II I bind of cbcmlc:als, but It may be as bazardoua u otller trucb Clll')'iDa I full load. Byer eac:oarased iadivldual fiUIIiliea to peplle tbdr OWD faml. ly cllautcr plan IDd cmy out emcrleDC)' drills to rcfreab the mem~ riel of Ill famUy ............. Guests Cor the evealna were Gecrac Cbaadlcr, Gallipolla, aad David Snyder, tbe acw 11111111er of Overbrook Ceater. Barbra Tipbora, tbc latcria maaaaer, reported llle Ia returiiiDa 10 Waver· ly. . Olllcen eJected 6lr the 1995-96 year iaclude: Lloyd Blacll:w«XX, prcaldeat; Linda Brlgle. vico-paldeat; Jolm A. Aadtl-. ICUdiKy; Hal Knecu. u-.a, llld BaDd Fultz, trustee at Iarae. Spousoa nlaht w11 aDOIIDCCd fer Kov. 21. Joa Pcrrla, carrcnt prealdeat, prcalded over the meetlnJ. ~ Open 10 am - 5 pm Mon. -Sat. "I .' I 25°/o off All Af_ ghans 1991 EAGLE TALON 1993 FORD MUSTANG LX CONVERTIBLE Auto, Air Concl, TIH, Crul11, PS, :PW, PDL, Power Top, DOHC, t I VI lUI, 4· epcl, ~r Concl~ PS, ·PB;•PW, . IC)all, i IIMEilGENCY SBRVICES<;:oaaty EDierJtiley Senleea 'tnllll. 1\ Director Robert Byer apdltld l'tllddhport•r-ruy Ratariul OD tDitrJIICJ . ~IDIIIDitat ......... ........ diAaten aad llaardo. •tertnll It till dab'• •••,•Maaday. PDL, "lilt, ·Crlliae, AMIPM ' 1 ' . ·· ' c.M, Etc. $13,249 4 cyl, 5 apd, AJC, AIIIFI.I .Call, PS, PI, lien. C141anl ' _$7,449 .' C..,Lowllllll . ~7~449 ' 6,94~- '· 1 J,J;.j Jl ) 0 Mlchicl E. Wolfe, 38, rcmalDa iD jaB oo a $2.50;000 bond act Ill bla ... N. Second Ave. ' ' • I ' 992-5627 Middleport ... ~ ..... . ' •• T I \• " "\'1~1"'·--·C,M... -~ -.-'--.-!-----~~~~\lo-1.;-<1; \ I ·; ·• • said bis department had UNION, S.C. (AP) - l'be Wells received more than 1,000 calls McBeth Baptiat Church choir dciill· from across the country after cited its 10081 to tba miallng little descrlptioos of the suspect IDd car boys. Junlor blah students bowed were sent nati011wide. Five pbooe tbelr beadl iD I EIIOIDCnl of silent hope that the brothers would be lines were .added to handle the be said. found, alons witb the man their calls, ''But we baven't bad a really mother said NJI!maNWtcd br.r car ... yet," he said compi ood and abducted tbcm . rae lburscia';ni8bL' _,., f~·~;s~ike.,::..~~f~ Enforcement Division spokesm811 Hugb MUDD. Wells said tbc Smiths were acparaled and bad recently filed for divorce, but be did not tblnlt that was a factor in the cue. Family member& bavc becD interviewed by invcstlaaton. be said, but "so far it loob like a random act." . Dozens of loc!!llll4 swe lavesti&ators IDd FBI aacnts used beD· copters lind planes to sCaD bisb· ways, fields aad woods around Unlm. They were joined 17 many local residents actina 011 their own. · ''Thcrc were people just waltr ina tbe sidea of the road. looting in ditdles, everywhere." said Tommy Hart, wbo joined in the OuhUaJat srllld jury. Floral Wedding Design & Co,..,ultation Sue Suttle •·• ·• ~ . ' . . . preliminary beariDI earlier this .moath. Hia arralpment hid not becD scheduled 11 oflbla EIIOIIIIDa. Wolfe aDeaedly abol Eddie A. :::;uaon. 41, Crown City, iD tbe" witll I hmtiJII' Od. 4 cbina a 41apute at the residence of Tart . 'l'bomu. Crown City. The next day, be tined blmaclf · in to Huntlnaton police and wu 'tranaported to tbe Gallla Couaty Jail. ' be he~d Nov. 8 at the dastrlc:t'a office m Pomeroy. . 5o Pcc.- plant in Neal. "The aroup dearly doea not unclers!aDd what the project is Ill about," Olsen said. "It is not IIOCU· ~::~==~~ ort~;:auponLaunForcmaa contends that a H11ataman Cbemi, cal styrene monomer plant in TCllll them," said Bernice Jeonlnas at eniiaedmorelhan2mllli0Dpo!!Dda McB_eth Baptist Church's cboir or pollutants into the IIDlospbere iD practiCe. 1992. ''I believe the whole community ''A lot or people in this area . Is aogetber." another member, have respiratory problems, and Janie McaJUi, said. "People Jtnow. • the;y, can't afford to move if this cacb other." plant is allowed to build bcrc," sbe Yellow ribbons lined Union's · said Thursday. mam' s--t in remembrance: "We • won't.;; them down 'til_tbey set ~~~e," said Miranda SUDIDons, Teachers stopped classes to allow di$CUSSions of the mlssins rl chUdml. Elsbt-ycar-old Ri1t1ti Fos· ter said that helped, but sbe was State Issue 2 fuads totalllns still worried: $178,000 arc av!!llable to build a "It makes me sad 'cause I'm new two-laDe brld&e at Keno on afraid they're going 10 get burt." County Road :28, COIDity otracials she said, holding tight to ber IIIIIIOUEICed Friday morninl!. falber' s band. COIIItruction abould bcaln later On Thursday. authorities exam· this fall . Tbe bridge has been !ned a videolape of a convenience closed since Sept. 23 wben a sup· store robber in Salisbury, N.C., port rod underneath biiCklcd IDd who reK~Dblcd the suspect. He fled broke- ellmlutina acoeaa to Illite in a bursundy 1:81', but wiiOesses Route 7 in the Clllem ~ of the didn't report seems any children, · county, said Meigs County En&i· said Salisbury Police D.etectlve nc:cr Bob Eason. ' Tom Lowe. Mrs. Smith's car Is a The acw bridge abould re-open btQundy 1990 Mazda Protcse. to traffic sometime next Jaauary, Officials Said the survcllllllce Eason said. camera piaurea wcrcSnot clear. FBdlal Secur1ns the·fuodlns waa a elf. spotcaman Cbarlca bcppard • . licult taslt, be added. counted a possible llak, saylns Eason IIIII ~ CaamnUm.. authorities were "not pinnlna a er Fred Hoffman wuted wltb the whole lot of hopes 011 it,' Ohio Department of Tranapona. I' tioo, the .Governor's Ofrfce of Appalacllla aad the Goveraor' s Office of &onamlc Dcve1opmc:nL The Ramel NM laauc 2 flnndlnq }eff Warncr of Nationwide lnsur- wu not su)IIIOIC!d to be avallaNc ance for ohllliniDS devicea uacd by llltll July I; 1995. 11lc liladiDa pro8J'!i8 ponce~ to 1e1t motorists c:eal esseatlally cut of{ efaht inontba of waltlDa, IIIII Eliubeth , blood-aloobollevcla. Later, the BABES group did Scbwl of tbe Gownor's Realcaskill about drug abulc, D1iDa llaJe 111 Ecmank:~oftlm puppeta; in addition, the Southcra Tbe eatlrc project will coat Pride poup ~ sldtl pertaiDiDa 10 about $218,000- wltb lllc Clllilty alcobollam. Games and a daace bisbway department spcadla1 ' ·wac beld afterwan:ls. · about $40,000, Eaaaa addotl. Funds rece1ved from state for new b "dge Groups celebrate drug-free lifestyles About atlmclcd a eel· P!DKoy Mayor Jobn W• BlaeDI!Ir cllralloo Wedneaday nJabt oblerv· welclJIIed tbole ISICIDblrd In the inl Teea Iastltuiea ~d Healtb , ~IIFII of tbe Ptiaeroy Munld· Recovery Servlcea Drna Free · )ial Btdldlna. · . .,ftA WI'Ckllld klctiD& off 1110 MCltllen Regie Roblnaon, lqli'CICEI...,. A&llnlt Dnmk DriviJia (MAl)D) HR.S iDtl Tcea lnsdtute, made the Red Ribbonl eam.1p ' keyaotc address waralna youasFollowinl~IOD by Pill atcn about the daD&er of druJS. ThaDa. iJten1MD MADD ltaiC repElleo Roupt, l.fADI) chapter rcacataUvc aad ptllllidty pcrtOD. preaideat. presented a plaque to Environmental Coalition said this week tbey sent Htmtaman Chemi"callettcrs ulting it not 10 build the The ~ is cmtained in a series • 1 Wolfe indicted ·---.......----:-----:-, 0 .} • . 14-FIIOIItb-old Alex Smltb. Tbelr mother, SUIIU Smllb, 23, PRESKNTI!!D PLAQUE- JelrWM'Fier ~ Nldlennrlcle W.· said a man fORlCCI bia way into ber ance, left, • ~a.d 1 pllq• Wedaaday aiPt by tile Melp car at stllpOint at a tnffic lisJil in a . Couty CU~r of Motllln Aplgnt Dnnik Drlvinl- Here, MADD dart, mostly liiiiiOJIII)ale area !liSt chapter pt'llideat FJiea Roqllt ,.-a till Dlacl• OD btlulll of outside or Ualoil. A few miles the llfOIIP• w..._. eecmed Mm'll partallle ltiu~-llcaol telt.s later, abe said, the giDDIID foo:ed :ror- po11a ollken. .· .,. her out aDd drove away with bcr 80IIS atiU ·mtheir aatcty reat•. The boys' father, David Smith, · appealed to the pnmaa tbro11ab sean:b. Most refused 10 give up hope iD the .-edla Thunday: ''Pieuc rctunl• A Huntlagtoa, W.Va., man our cblldreEJ to us safely aad this 10wn of 10.000 in weat-central accused of murder wu iDdicted UDiumDed.. Soulb c.ouna. •• . Tbunday by tbe Gillla Couaty "Our opening prayer was for Unioa County Sbcrlff Jiowarcl Coming Soon . . ·Craft Room E:xpailsion Fea~rbtg Special Designed Angels • Dolls & Personalized ite~ . Michel G,uretson . · r . Misslas since Tuesday nigbt $ . dation klday. Town searching, waiting, for miSSing bOVS ,T. T ' P~aving were 3-ycar-old Michael Smith and 2·5% off Hol-D .... • hactlaoe to dear • site for a portable 11W111111 wUe llarrf a.la Wlllclta oa. Coacretl will be poured for the miD's new foun- AJ work pra1,_, oa die Crou MUIIM-•m project iD Raclae, worken liN b•:Y IIIII - k pnparinl for tile nat pllue of...-.~~ . . . . Here, Jolm CLEARING JOB SITE - !011, Auto, Air COn!l, PS. PDL, Tin, ·CrUIII, MIJ'Ii! WaiJOD. , • The board a next ~~ will HuniSman Cbemical is expecllld · 10 IJIIIOUIICC Ibis wect wbcrc it will · build the 100-worker styrene monomer planL Styrene monomer is used to make,plastic aad rubber. Some Wayne County rcsidcnlll and a group called the·Obio Valley "I've been prayina. Tbat's about Ill you eaa do - that aad lock your doors,'' said Susan Hart. holdaag her own 2 1/;2-year-old DOHC, 11 Yalvl, 4 apd, ~lr Cond, AM/I'II C.., PS, fiB, PW, POL, CIUM, .Etc. , l>reseat were Bu~kley, Fry. Rupc, board vicc-preaidmt Raady Humphreys, aDd board ~bera Hood, Roser Abbott and Scott bors.'' As fruatraled police added more pbone linea Thursday to take hun. dreda of mostly unpromising tiJII, peopl,e all over tbla rur!!ltown bcld their breath and wilted. I '. ' • Blankets • Baja shirts • AU T-shirts ~- HUNTINGTON, W.va. (AP)A Utah chemical compaay says )liOiests by Wayne County enviroamenUIJists woo't play a role in its decis,ion whether 10 build a $100 mllli011 plant in Neal or In I iodm NJ, - "We bavc I stroll& cndonancnt · l'mn West V~·1114 Gov. a.ton Caperton, ' said Doo 01~ ~eun• for H•IMm!• Cbemlcal . of Salt late City. "We have not determined for certal~ wbere we are aolna to locate. but we 1rc PlOt aoina to he lntlflm.Ced by aaroup .tbal docs_ DOt have tJK:. true facta about tbla axnapany," Olsen sai,d Tllurlday. "We're a compaay th1t bu aa exccllent environment rec:ml and a strons relatiODibip wilb our neip- A In Black, NavyJ Tan, Forest, . Fudge an<f Denim Southwest unteers at Pomeroy Elementary School for the 1994-95 scbool year: Hope Buffinston, Suaaa Mossman, Cheryl "n!omas, Malin· da Strong, Naacy Freemaa .aad Misty Stanley. 1be baud !!lao adopted pdidcs pertain ins to family leaves of absence aad student wlthdtawal fran acboollllld aa:eptcd bids for Cllll~ liiUied acbooiJXOiJCtlY· lnolherllusbxp,tbeoo.d: Au ejlbl the •lnnnde of -.e Iaat board El"''"lq; . - Approyed pa)'EIICEit elf billa; . ..,. Met iD e:rec:advc ICIIias tn diJcuas bir1n8 of peiiOIIDCI, acsoti· ati0111 aDd a complaint 18ah!lt !!II - stop it 1990 FORD PRoartt ··· 1991 FORD PROBE ITS LiKE A SANDAL . FOR REALLY SHY FEET. Gilt Shoppe 354 East Main Street · _ (Gl ) Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 4 992 5790 ·capped student at tbe blah school and approved the foDowins 11 vol· 1 ~ 'YJ/t*a~~ o~ ?2e/!ectiqJto~ ~ given pcrmlssioo Firm says protests won't men, President Clinton and other federal officl!!ls mlsht help persuado ,the Indian government to compel Dr. Chbibber to return tbe girls. 1be White House did not return a message seeking Nll!mcllt Thuri:veae. . day. · Bharlravi Olhlbbef Biked Weat Sen. Rohert C. Byrd. D-W.VL, VIrginians for.~elp Tbur~y ,In bas cootacted tbe State Depanmcnt · Jli"CISUi!DS tbe U.S. ill!llpdllia SOY· ibo!Jt ,the matter but .bas ·DOl J«E!!Illaati ~Jdl!. recefvcd' • a ·m:eap'oiise; said :"' Dr: ·B.~y pab"fbbe?':t(lllt. ~ -spolteawolllin l.lanae N~ Jlda :lil ,~~ c~~ ta •apoteawoaum for Sea. Jay court~aaditcd ~liitatlo!l aild feller;D-W.Va.,,laid he Iw not never retiiiDCil. Mn. Chblbber said. been cootacled cqoocmins tbe mat· She 1111 not "lpWn wltb dausbters ter. . t{~. :u~d Prectl, 10, or ber KeUy Given, a.RcpublicaD caobulblild · · ... . . . ·· -didatc for the House of DelcglllCs, · Cbblbber olllalned $200,000 iD has coordiDaled tbe campaiJ:h ~ traveller's cbCcb abortly befm: he n:tum tbe &iris siqce Vencct · left and conld live oa the money ber approacbed ller at a footb!!ll for a Ioag time, Mrs. Chhibber same pieacJiq fa:)lelp. / said. . , . "We arc tbe stronsest nation in Mn. Cbhlbber, who Iw Iesai the world. If oar president reaDy cuatody or the chlldrea, Ia con- wants to get somethins done, be ocmed·ror bcr daaJabten' welfare can," Given said. -~Risbt now it's beqUae' they do not spealt Indian Mrs. Cbbibbcr's 'bildren, but it and 1tn0w no one In India. could be anybody's cblldrcn," sbe "It m"at"be a very alien environ- said. meat.'"lbe said. Meanwblle, a si~ter·iil·law In AltbOuah a cbild concealment India told ber Iaat monib tbat wamnt Iw becD 1asued against ber Cbblbber wants br.r to drop divon:e husband, the Indian sovcmment Is proceedings and briJIB br.r 14-ycar not required 10 arrest Chhibber, . soa, VCEICI;t. to IDdial Mrs. Cbbib: Mn. Chblbber said. ber said. ,She fears her husbaad "It's just amazing that ~ple would then a1x1uct br.r son. can get away wllb so Qiucb, ' Mrs. Veneet cbose not to visit his Chblbber aaid. . • fatber, abe said. Sbe believes 1ctten 10 coopesa- Tilt a Crulal, Etc. ~ Wll lly ROCHELLE OLSON :Aaodlltld Prew Wrltlr . . CHARLESTON, W.Va •• A Point PlmrM WCIIIIII believes br.r :estranacd buaband will keep bcr two ciauabtera In India indefiDilely ·unless sovcrnmcat officiall inter-.. V.., Auto, AJC, AIIJFII . f!S, PI, PW, PDL, Pwr has lhreo sisters, Mallos ty, Madison, aad Bethany. Her A'ITENDS WEDDING Freda Smltb and Jobn Holliday patcmal ~parcntl ate Cbarlea' atteuded the receut weddiaa of aad Do!ta King of t.fouQvWe, .w. . .. . . ... .~ Alina Katblcm Stallley 1114 Aaroa · ":L,IIJd arc Robert and Erma· Jfartley of Moundavillc, W.VL , .. ;, .... Bucltley 10 birc a tutOr Cor a health handl- Woman asks for help in getting children back . •. Rotarians updat~d- on emergency services .. A Multlmedl•lnc. N1101pllplf :Meigs board ponders dismissal of ·cheerleaders =a::nJt ' bOib 2 Sections, 16 PllgM 35 _ . . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 28, 1994 :Copyright t 994 in Toledo over the wtietend. Mrs. SteDa Atklns n:maina coo· fined to Holzer Hospl1al wilb a braken hlp. AU'"'""U MEE liNG """ A mom:;mity wiener rout was Canlc:D bosted by the Alfred United Mi. ':id Mrs. Dan Youns and Methodist Chw'dl Saturday nlaht aoa visited Mr. and Mra.-sam Pastor Sbaron Housmaa aavo Steimllentz Sunday. tbe blesslns . before tbe aroup Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire, eajoyed wleoer IDd nunbmallows Helen Plcll:ens, and Jeaa Alkire IOasled over the fire and other picwere recent visitors of Mr. aad nlc foods. . . . . Mrs. James Hewln, Columbus. · AIIM!I!inl were Nicole IDd Kyle Evelyn Bresler, Edith Bresler of e PI::s; !'::.and Laacuter, were recent aueau of . B~ ~ ~- ~ Mr.IUid RdJcrt A1k1rc. Mn. Mrs. Pauline Atkilla attended Ann, Rlcb ard an. d Tim'spcacer die Oblo State Gnmae cmveiltlon Elolae ~ RUIIC~ Archer, Sber- ·-=· Buckeye 5: 8-10-13-25-U "VoL 45, NO. 126 BAJUUSONVILLE NEWS Mr. aad Mn. StaDiey Chela of St Pelerlburg, Fla. visited rccendy with ber lmlber IUid slater-in-law, Mr. aad Mn..Bob Malar. Other visiun were Debbie Foley aDd 80IIS of Columbus 8lld Antis Wa88011Cf, Mclp CouDt7 bu. caiaJr:ncy pllll u •nda!ecl by Illite ICJYUFiirieb U it wu DOt for this COUDty-wlde pia. eadlilicaponled vil!laC aad eadiiOWDibip WllUid bave' 10 have ita own piiD. acwclluj to ltobat B)'CI'. ~ ~ direc:tor, wllo ~ to Mlddlcpolt-ra-oy Rotary Oub Moaday nl&bt. Bya- Is the diiOCIOI of CIIIDIJGDcy acrvlcel lilr tbe ClOIIIIty lMlt Wll label by tbe bod of ClOUIIty cam- 9917 Page7 lllllllljq -""':"'.~---_ Society Pick 3: 561 Pick 4: strike averted. cxpl•lned the proper way of trimmiDI ueea IUid talked about when to spay IUd fertilize. Cooldns with applea wu discussed by the proaramleadcr wbo (JI'Ovidcd IIIIDpla of apple cake, spiced applea, IUid other fooda. Mary Allee Blae aad Mra. Baldenoo wcre··co--hoateaa at the mectinJI, Mn. Bogs cooducled a tour ol her home precedlas the · Ohio Lottery NBA .._led Officers installed at Riverview Garden Club New olllcen were Instilled at the reccat ·mcctina of the Rhavlcw Cllnlcn Oub bcld Ill the bomc ofllclty Bow. Inatalled by rei1rias prcaldcDt. MulDe Wbltellead were F~cea Reed, preaideat; Dolores Frank, vkiD JI'SI4rN; Jlllet Comlolly, secreilly; IUid Grace Weber, II'CIIIUI'er. Mrs. Wbit*NI preaented cadi of tbe ofticcn witb I alft IIJid also aavc &ifta of 1J1111CCiation 10 Miry A&e Biac fer taldnJ care of the flower fuacl, IDd Ruth Alae Baldlnm 6lr tbe publicity wut. . Nancy Waclller, dililman of the Iilier c:onllol prosn11. pvc a repcxt on the rcccat ptcll: up of litter. A dulllk you note from Mrs. While· bead wu read for rcmembraucea duriaa 11er ._t bolpitallzatlon. A program ai apples was Biven by Gladya Tbomaa. She gave the / , ' I ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 October 27, 1994 cleland davis perry swindell