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Kicker: 499585 • FRO II EASTMAN'S FOODLAND , AND EI\STMI\N S FOOlJLI\ND ENTRY BLANK • I I Name----------Place entry In entry box near our· Pepsi display. •IIRUY DUWING GOLDEN DELIGHT I I I By BRIAN J, R~D Sentinel News Stair· In an effort to promote com· merce between Metgs CoiDity and · Masoo County, W.Va., the Meigs County Economic Development : OffJCC and Muon Mayor George · Nichols have begulfto pursue Jocal : telephone service betw~ tbe com·· miDiities. · According to Nichols, C&P · Telephone, which provides service Mutt be 18 or older. No pun:h- nec:n•~ry. ·- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TURKEYS ADDmONAL PURCHASE I 0 LIS. AID UP 'BONELESS BEEF CHUCK. ROAST· LB. ASSORTED PORK HOPS lB. to Vthe 7h73 exlrchange tn Mason, sought from GTE on behalf of the W a. as a cady approved the 992 customers d lbe bli h t 0 iJ.f' · . · . . .• an . pu c earree ser.VIce to the 99·2 mg process w1U .begm. exchange which serves Pomeroy The econom ec 1c d~ve 1opment and Middi . the eporL GTE, which oper- office has begun to CII'Cula!e peti~fa 992 ~hange &!so cootrols tions in support Of the proposal. toe 773 ex~ e an.d.ts exl:ited The PUCO requires signatures :Cve request 00 be of from five percent of tbe subscribers On OIDity. rk . 1ed . 1D a telephone exchange, or 100 P bl' ceUpaP.. 0 18 6 w_uh the signatures, whichever is less. The 1 u. IC tlltles CommisSIOn of 'petition is then filed with a comOh1o,. the same approval must be plaint Jonn, explaining the reasons must go 10 a full heann ' g be'!)re . 1hen .goes S •· the approve the request, II why the E.A .. i~ n~ssary. Public Service Commission in before tlie U.S . Federal District Thacker anuctpates that the West vu · gm·;-•. 0"Oih C&P and GTE . c · w h' Dc oilrt tn as mg10n . ., which paperwork will be mailed to the will file position papers before lhe has handled such matters since the PUCO by the end of the week PSC, outlining that they do not b k f h 1 h Meigs County officials ·h11ve object to extended area service. .;~y. 0 1 e te ep one estimated that 40 percent of the "History shows that when no Due to the lack of adequate business done in Pomeroy and objections exist from the compa- precedence, Nichols is unable to MiilcUeport is done by Mason nies involved, the EAS r!lQuest is project a time frame for approval, County residents. approved," Nichols said. b0 1 'd 1't Id be hort three In the meantime .the propo••I If boch the t'SC and the· PU . co S81 cou ·ass as . • "'" months. Democrats say things will get better in Buckeye State COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ohioans could get a big return for their support of Bill Clinton, including retraining for defense workers and appointments on Clin· ron's staff, state Democrats said. Republicans agreed - ai least about the appoinlments. . "This administration is going to be very. vez:y good 10 Ohio," said ~ Longabaugh, the state cam· patgn manager for the ClintonGore campaign. He tole! reporters Wednesday it's 100 early to talk about speci6c people f<ir ~ntial appoinbnents, but said, ' 'Ohio has been very good" for Clinron. Ohio GOP Chairman William · Benneu acknowledged that politi· · cahppoinbnents for DemocratS in the staie are likely. " NEW "SAFETY MAKES FINE AUTOMATIC· ''The president gets a lot of OhiO Department ot Hltbny Saretyls Public InrOI'JIIatloa Cider appointments," he said. "I thinlc Leo Skinner boldli artwork }"'lleb will be on bWboards tbrouobout Oblo. • he looks to those who got him .. thrze. '' . Longabaugh said Ohio gave Clinton-the votes during die P.rima· ry to win the Deriux:llllic noininabon and to make it official during the Deruocmtic national conven. . tion. On Tuesday, Clinton carried "Make this an Automatic Figures show that since 1986, Cbntinued on page 3 Habit....Or It's an Automatic Fine" when Ohio's safety belt law was is tl!e campaign slogan to announce passed, more than 540,000 people new changes in Ohio's safety belt have waived the fine by viewJDg law, Highway Safety Director the film. . LIMIT1 WITH LB. New seatbelt law becomes .effective next Thursday · 1·10 LI.IYG. ~;~es CLIP . D. Shipley announc5d Beginning next Tl!ursday, Nov. 12, it will be more expensive to ride unbuckled. Divers who choose to ignore the law and the statistics on the life-saving value of safety belt use and still do not buclde up will now have to pay $25, and other front-seat passengers will now have to pay SIS along with .court costs. Tbe safety belt ftlm sites which currendy opera1e in all 88 counties will be eliminated, which means that in most courts tbe fme will be mandatory. _ .......... . ........._. .AND · on QME 20oz. oNLY. . _,...... ..---··--.. ._. SAVE ~--Millc:Mift• ...... - . . . ..c. ... vw:. th~·:~~~ lii:'ha:~ s~~l;,e~ Ohio reach the current S3 percent belt use rate, but' 10 reach a higher rate of compliance we m'ust combine increased law enforcement efforts with public awareness activities," said Shipley. · The increased fiDids will enable the Department of Highway Safety 10 increase ill public awareness and law enforcement activities to help Ohio reach the goal of 70- percent safety belt compliance which in tum will help save more lives on our roadways. . . . --Lo'cal bri·ef:s ----- I I I - I I:IIUJI81MCiaCM.- ~ ,... CII.rT1 DIM . Ill IIIlO, 0:71111. Thacker named to board Paula Thal:kcr, Meigs County Chamber of Commerce/EConomic Development Director, was recenUy selected 10 serve on the Executive Board of the Rural Educators Addressing Poveny ("REAP") ·Platlning Commiuee. John Riebel, Meigs County School Superintendent, and Thomas Kelly, Eastern High School guidance counselor, also serve on this committee. . Tbe committee is fiDided by a grant through the Stale Ohio, Division of Educational Services, Adult and Community Education. The purpose of the grant is to develop and .implement the Community Education Process through a collaborative, rural, multi-county effort. Seven cou11ties are targeted in the effort: Meigs, ·Jackson, Gallia, Athens, Scioto, Vinton and Lawrence. . CLIP .AND on ONE 24 oz. ONLY. ....... _................. ................. .,... _ . . . . lalfll . . . . . . , _ , ---MUICMIW¥ .. SAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . ..C:...VIII. MII ..... II:IIUIWIIUQQetM.- . • ..m DIM. DB. NO, TXJIM, Faa# Ill Man cited in two-car wreck ' FOODLAND I I I I I I I 'I 1 1 I 2% I YAWAilE 1: IL GILLON I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I c: PWnc A Multimedia Inc. ,._pooper .·:Meigs, Mason CoUnties see~,{ toll-free phone service r•,. ·I 2 s.ctlono, 1e Pogeo 25 oenll Pomeroy-Middleport, 0!:119-~. Thuraday, NC)vember 5, 1992 Copyrlghlod 1812 Ph~•--~------------- Good only at Ohio Valley Foodlind, Galllpolla Foodland, and Big Bend Foodland. · USDA GUDE .'A' YGL 43, No. 137 Add retia_.;...,....._.__ _ _ _ _~ Limit 1 wllll aoup Dn .nd 110.00 Dr moro I •d•IIDMI puro...._ I '·····················••I A Long Bouom man was cited after a two-car wreck on Bashan Road in Chester To\vnship Wednesday around 5:10p.m. According to a repon from the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highwly Patrol, Charles P. Lyons, 38, 35272 Bashan Rd.; was southbound and struck tbe rear of a car driven by Mary M. Parker, 21; 9106 Dunbarton Court. Knoxville, Tenn., that was stqlped for traffic. . Parter's car went off the left side of the road and struclt a fence. . No Injuries were reported. ' 1>1map IIi Lyons' 1980 Dallun B-210 was lilted as heavy and disabling. Dama~ to Parker's 1990 Oldsmobile Cierra was lisuld as moderate. J.yona was cited by the patrol for failure .to maintain asaured clear disllllce. Bridge to be clused County Road 18 (Kinpbury Road) will be cloled to thru traffic Mondat :;mng ao State wuo n bridge "'Pileemont work DIIY begin. 1 bury Rolld lnllniCII on Route 143 IOUih of Hani1011villc and nma ~Route 143 to Route 33. According to Dave Sperat, offic:c maaapr for the Meigs CounCOIItinueci OD Pllt 3 . - ~ginning Food ....... .nd W1C Coupon• Aae 1plild • Not lb1pon1lbll for Tw!ogrlphloel or Plcllirlll Enol'l. ' . emor•s mansion Wednesday afternoon In UttJe Rock, Ark. Clinton wu elected 42nd presldellt Tuesday. (AP) PRESIDENT-ELECT CLINTON· Pres!· dent-elect Bill Clinton, left, gestures as be arrives for a press coarerence alona with VicePresidential-elect AI Gore, Jr., rigbt, at tbe gov· EPA plans public hearings Nov.17, 19 Lone bz•d . tabled bl\1J . • • approval. comm1ssron The Ohio Environmental Pro· where public comments on the plan tection Agency (EPA) will hold wiU be accepted. Und.er House Bill 592', local two public information sessions 10 of6cials must ratify the plan prior explain ,the process it will use to 10 stale If the plan is not prepare a solid waste management ratified, Ohio EPA must prepare plan for the Athens-Gallia-Hock· the plan. At that sta~e. the local mg-1 ackson-r.,eigs· Vinton Solid loses the abihty to collect district A single bid for a Community Waste Mana¥ement District fees on wastes disposed of in land· Tbe meenngs are scheduled for !=>evelopment Block Grant project 6Us within, the disttict It also loses m Pomeroy was opened when the Tuesday, Nov. 17 at the Athens the ability to adopt rules 10 restrict Meigs County Commissioners met City Coqncil Chambers, City Hall, out-of-stale waste, oversee opera8 E. Washington Street, Athens; in regular session on Wedncisday. and Thursday, Nov. 19, at the Ohio tion of solid waste facilities. and Industrial Insulation Specialists, Inc. of Circleville submitted a bid State University Cooperative inspect out-of-state wastes. A local plan is ratified when in the amount of $15,382 for the Extension Service South District removal and disposal of asbesiOs Center, 017 Standpipe Road, Jack- legislative authorities representing shingles from two properties in son. Tbe sessions will begin at 7 p.m. Pomeroy.theThe village along will then demolish structures, with and last WI til 9 p.m. Ohio EPA-is preparing the plan . others, at village expense. · · because the locally developed plans State Representative Mark MalThe bOard tabled che bid until the releaSe of funds from the Ohio did not obtain the necessary one {D·Souch Point) will represent Department of Development, approvals from local officials. Meigs County in the statehouse expected oo November 14. Michael Although it is too early in the pro- after his victory on Tuesday. Malone decided to move into L. Tatman, .who was JI'CSCIIt at tbe cess to discuss details of the plan, Ohio EPA will briefly explain the the 94th House District from the meeting on behalf of the bidc!er, requirements of House Bill 592 92nd District after last year's redis· said he woulc! file the necessary that districiS must address, present Dieting chailged the boundaries of paperwork with the Environmental the steps and time Jines involved in hoth. Mary Abel, who represented Protection Agency in the mean- 1 Ohio EPA's preparation of a plan Meigs, Athens and Galtia Counties limO: for the solid waste district, and in the the·old 94th District, defeat· The board reviewed a letter answer questions .about the plan· ed Republican John Skinner of from Vec:lot Oniup, Inc., a contrac· ning process. Specifics of lhe plan Perry County for the 78th District lot for Columbia Gu, Inc. regarding upcoming disposal of gas lines wiU be presented at a larer meeting, seat and fiXtures at the. com~ sta· tion near Darwin. The notifiCation is required by law, and will be refcrn:d 10 Bob Dyer at the Meigs Em.ergeney Manqement Agency, whtch .handles all mailerS regarding hazardous mllltZials. . Clerk of Courts Larry E. Spencer presented the boar«! with state reimbursement for travel In an effort to clean up any Any inoperative motor vehicle expenses in the amount of unsighUy areas of the community, · must be disposed of or put inside $1,049.14. The expcnaes were Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman an enclosed building and all refuse incurred during computer trainina staled today that the police depart- or rubbish must be removed &om sessions and will be certified and ment will be strictly enforcing the any parcel of land within the viiappropriated i nt. o the clerk of provisions of Section 521.11 of the !age. cOU11S budget Middleport Codified Ordi"'I'Ces According 10 Section 521.11 (a) Commissioner Ricbard E. Jones. Section b of this ordit11nce refuse means·boxes. baskets, wood, reported that pavina wu completed Stales thlllno penon, finn or c:upo- . rags, old shoes; leather, broken oo Hemlock Grove, Royal OU: and ration shall keep, IIGre, place or glass, crockery, tin cans, rubber, Pine Grove Roads IIIII thal paving allow~ rellllin bulldlna mlll«ials, ashes·and all other discarded mateIa-underw1y on Cerpcnter Hil1 Wllic:enaed 1110101' vehicle in ID rials. Road. 111e JIIOjec11n belns fund. an inoperative condition or unfit for Any vehicle which is in an oper· ed by the llluo Two~ funher.11•, 111tomobllo or motor alive Coodition must be licensed. Present woro Jonea, Commla· vehiCle Jlll1l, ICI'IIp ntelll.leftaie or If assistance is nCeded in provid· alonet'l M1Dt1ln1 K. Roush.IDd rubbiah on ~y lot or percel of lind ing for the disposal of inoperative David Koblcntz; 1nd Cled: Mary within the ViiJa&e. . motor vehicles, please contact the Hoblletter. . at'least 60 percent of the disaict' s population have approved the plan. The plan for a six-county district must also be approved by the boards of county commissioners and the legislative authority of lbe . largest municipality in a majority · of the counties within lbe disaicL Because the cities of Athens, Gallipolis, and McArthur did not approve th~ pia~, the d!strict did not meet mn6catJOn reqwrements. Solid waste management plans are intended 10 reduce waste in a disaict and properly manage waste that cootinues to be generated. . Malone new representative Malone received 24,360 votes against Republican challenger Frank Cremeans, a Gallipolis busi· nessman, who claimed 22,889 votes. Thj: breakdown of votes was as follows : GALLIA - Malone, 6,282, Cremeans, 7 ,040; JACKSON • Malone, 6,680, Cremeans, 5,352; LAWRENCE - Malone, 6,502, Cremeans, 5,538; Meigs, Malone, 4,959, Cremeans, 4,959 . Figures on the election. were not available until late Wednesday morning. Hoffman says unsightly areas ·. will be' cleaned up in Middleport • I mayors office at 992-6424 or Rider'sJI!nk Yardat992-S468 and · 11m111gements may be made for tbe disposal of these vehicles. · · ·Jn the event of a violation . notice shall be given to the own.:; of the lot or land, or occupant or person having charge of 'the premises upon which the violatioo .occurs, to cease such violation within ten days of such notice. Each day after the ten·day period on which the offense continues shall. be deemed a separate offense, Violators of this ordinance are subject to a 6ne of up to $100 per day for each day the violation exists after notifiCitioo. �1llursdllr.llllluen..-... 5, 1112 Commentary GHiO \"leather Frkllr, Nov. 6 Aau-Wcsda• fGRcast for daytime conditions and high temperatures The Daily-Sentinel 111 Court StJeet Pomeror, Oblo Dft'OTBD TO THB INTZR.-rs OJ' THB IBIOIJ.IIMO!f ~ PAT WHITEHEAD . Alslstant Publisher/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager • I.J!TTBRS OP OPlNION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All )etten are subject to editing and must be sigoed with name, address and tdepbone number. No unsigned letten will be published. Leam . §)Jould be in good tute, addressing iuUCl, not pcnonalities. - . ·Victory is Clinton's chance to break up gridlock Rilbt lboul DciW, Ioc and Miry much •OIJUit.lloclll.-le." Indeed. Tbouab tbe 'ltioe•l Paycbeck muat be wonderin& if they ahould cuh out tbelr hank economy remaina in a M•t c• aec'KIDIS llld deposit their life sav-· state, tbe bankin& induatry "'• inas under tbe mattress. They fared lltber well tbia ,_, Bub sbonJdn'L The itnpending banking have m..,ccl Ill llbecl6 ~of criaia of which we have been . their probleallo8s. And cM.. die warned is nothing more .than a full lix m011th1 <»r the year, die holll. . . . Indus~ enjoyed rec:onl prolill of _ Says who?. · Says Federal · $1.5..5 billion. R-e Board Gov. L8!ry UDdley. Federal reiUiaton could leize The acare IIOries that were wriaen about SO. not IOO, ballb IS a raalt · are absolule fantasy, he told me, of the · new 2 percent capital nodng that as o(the secondqUIII'UII', requlremenL But, even if~ do, 96 pen:ent of all aasets in banking tbe uoubled banks wouldll t all institutions exceeded capital come tumbling down 011 Dec:. 19, · requimmeats that kick in Dec. 19. or even during tbe first aeveral "It would have been much easi- months of die new year. er to claim that the aky is fallin~ More likely, the lOlii 80 bllnb two y,ears ago than it is now,' would be closed over· the entire Lindsey said. "I'm not saying that year of 1993, wbidl banDy 1:111 be the banldng 'ystem is out of the . construed u an imminent crilia woods, but it is remarkable how considering thai• over tbe 1111 decade, an average 12.5 bub a year went out of 1-•ainela · Also, it il QUite poaob!e dllt110t all of the 80: banks around tbe _country that fall ahy of capital requirements will be c:abimd by federal replll.lis. Thole tbllllhow pro_gtel!l toward booetia& lbeir QIPllal almost certainly will be reprieved. And don't expect a nm 011 troubled banks by depositors widlmoe than $100,000 at stake. MOlt IIOCb depositors are large institnlions, like pension funds. 1f I t.k fold. ed, evOCY, individual fund member '~Would be covered by up to $100,000 cif depoaia insulaacc, ·aoi • m*Iy the single inslitn'ional cus- , : todian of the large lleCOilDt • The alarmists out tbere who : continue to insist tbat a biDidq crisia awaits in die near fllllft doing a public disservice. The evidence does not support the c:octeyed notion that I ;ooo baDb will • fail in coming years, or tbli ~- ! en will be stuck witb a $100 bil· • li011 tab for a bank bailoiL The sty sitnply is not &nina Joeepb .P erklu ila for The s.. Dleao Ualoa-Triblllle a~ a syndkated writer for transition team wanting to NEA• . Is the sty ~ Will dlere be of but failarea, 111e doomuy~ a December IIIIJIIllle, wiJb 100 or fonue. ne, dlnlly Jftdiellllll in more of die Md..'a baDb JOillg the Dellt leWIII ,_., =OIIC Y the belly-up and llle taxpayers being of every 12 banta tfl:rou stucl wtth the bill? Much of the m¥x" media • ently think so. They've "e':~ PerJr;i~s reponina this doom...y stcry like there's no tomonvw. The forthcoming banking qisis. warned one , counlry will be taken over by the leading West Coast· , u the evil .~LOne networ"o: newscaat twin cl the savings ~bn fliiCO. Wdly estimatrd die COil to taxpay. BlackSaturday,maybe?Dcc.l9 ers_atsamuchsa$100billioa The ICCIIIIrio pta even ICBrier. ; Is the critical date. That Is whea new fedlnl bankina llllldllds tate SupJJ<l8Cdly, the new federal bankeffect. FederBI replators will be in& Slllldards Illite it likelirr that empowered to seize banks whose regulato_n will seize uninaured capital falls to 2 percent or less of dejlollits to bclp of&et 10111e of the core assets. -Previously, the feds COil of dnRna institutiaaa 1f that took conuol of banks only after were 10 blppeii. wllic:h it did not IS · they had bc:conie inllolvenL · part of tbe SI:L clean-up bank · The more stringent capital deposits above $JOO,OOO wOuJd be requirements wiD provoke a wave at risk. • _ Joseph ROBJ;RT L. WINGE'IT ' Publisher By TERENCE HUNT AP Wlllte HOUle COI"I'elpondeat . __ WASHINGTON (AP) .,- With his resounding victory, Bill Clinton threw open a willdow of opportunity to break Washington's gridlock. That spellS change - from abortion rules and f..Uly leave to health care. · and cures for the economy. · Democrats are soon to control both the While House and Congress, bringing an end to 12 years of divided govemmcnL "For the first time since 1980, we will ha~ 1 kind of new optimism that government can work,'' said Georgetqwn University professor Stephen Wayne, a specialist in )Rsidential elections. "Wbether that opti. will be merited is another issue." · mlSIII . . About 100 federal judgeshii?S are wliting to be filled, and Democrats will lift their _freeze on .nominallOIIS as soon as Clinllln takes office. Bills that President Bush vetoed on abortion, parental leave and campaign reform are being resurrected for Clinton's Signature. The Ill\> priority, though, clearly is the ecooomy. ThroWlllg out Bush, disillusioned voters made the electi011 a referendum on his Iaclt of attention to problems at home and innbility to ease anxiety about the economy. An Election Day poll or voters found that nearly 80 pen:ent said the economy was not in good shape, and they vote<! overwhelmingly for Clinton. The b31lsfer of power wiU be aocompanied by a genentional shakeup, as the 68-year-old Bush is replaced by the 46-year-olcl Clinton, the fii'St baby boomer in the White House. Clinton said his mandate was to "restore J!Owth IP our counlry and opportunity to our people." Clinton needs to move swifUy to make his priorities clear and set dead· lines for achieving them. The appointment of his edlnomic advisers and secrelllries of defense and state will send important signals to fmancial mad:;ets and .world leaders. "Oh, and there's some guy from the Clinton Yet. ~ the economy to health care, Clinton faces m11jor conllraints: take some measurements.'' · the huge budget defiCit and a lack of consensus oo policy apjHULhes. His ... resolve will be tested against some of the nation's most powerful special inrerest groups. By late spring, his store of political capital may be evaporating. • Outnumbered Republicans already are plotting roadblocft. "Maybe we Clll fnllltrste 110111e of his spending and taxing prograi!IS,'' said Senate Minority Leader,Bob Dole, R-kan. .. · In one of the many election ~. featuring taped conversations · Democrsts are c:ager to have Clinlllll in the Oval Office - even thouJh Flowers and Clinton, barehe wsan't the flr&tchoice of die congreasionalestalplishment and hiS "dif. week analyses of the presidential between ly drew a caller. called ferent kind of Democrat" approach was more conaervalive than the h'ber- campaign, a wlitical analvst 1 And did you ever tbint·you'd thiS eleclion "delicious.' When I al bent of the Senile and House lesdership. "I expec::t he wiD-hit the IIOWid ruming, with 110 aggressive program, . heard ha- use the word,. I knew at and we m the -COilgress look forward to working with -bin) to enact it,'' once she'd hit upon the adjective I'd been searchina for to describe said Senate Majority Iader George Mitchell, D-Maine. . "The highest prunty is economic growth to get the ecoJ~otnY moving the siege, while at lhe ·ume time (Celing a little embanassed at havagain, healdi care reform and dealing with the defiCit," Mitchell said. ing bellied up to tiie trough so lusti- Jive to see the day that the CandiMany Democrats elected to Congress got a boost from Clinton at the ly .. dates'--wives won1d sling slop about top of the ticket and owe him a vote of gratitude. • · their counterpans' husbands' Four years after the BushWith more dian 100 new members of Coogress, "they're going to be alleged sexual infidelities? Hillary Dukalds snoozer, the most memoJooldng for leadership," said James Thurber, director of American Unirable itnpressions of that race are of Clintoo told Yanity Fair ~ versity's Center on Congressional and Presidential Studies. "They'll be . Willie Horton ads; that silly photo about rwnors that Bush had ' a Jenreacting to the president . nifer, too"; and Barbara Bush of Dukakis in the tank and Bush's "The ·t()(H!ay titne frame is a good amount of titne,'' said Thurber. for what entertained .....m..n with the gem ingenuous prescription •'After that, the (commiuce chairmen) begin to wort on their agendas. that Clinton·•r.;e;er· denied be bad ails us: "1,000 points of ligbL" After the fall of the fJCSt year, it's hard to build coalitions around diffiCult But if 1988 wal only a IOIIpbox a fling, did he?'" ~· . ~--·· \ierby of impressions, this cam· Then tbere wu the Democrats' [lenu;ratic striiCgist Ann Lewis said the new Congress "is a group of Baby Boomer Convention, defined paign was tiie IndianapoliS .500: Jep,Jaton who told voters, 'We want to make it wort.' They got themesby carefully chosen rock music One pesidential Clllldid!lte overuge. 1'he)' are committed to constructive action oo behalf of positive ecocomes one of the most potentially themes and Clinton's life interpretnomic policy"and are not locked in on specifiC details." d,amaging fuestorms ever to hit a ed a Ia Iohn F .. Kennedy and the "For the fl111 year he's $oing Whave a loog, long leash,'' said Larry contender in.the ear,!y g!Jlng. The humble virtues of Evening Shade, Sabato, a UnivCI'Slty of Virgmia political scientiSL · . Gennifer Flowers alle$ations . "Democrats are going 10 be falling over themselves to be"nice," Saba- tapes, articles, daily JOkes and Ark. How do you top that? With a to said. "The second year is when you're going to hear loud demands probabl)." even plans for a set of three two-pedal-pumps forward, from the illltlat groups for payment due,' ' look-a-like dolls - dwindled to a backward GOP Convention tbat fJ.Uie, ed&ed out by stale Woody casts Pat Buchanan and Marilyn EDITOR'S NOTE - Terence Hunt Is tbe chief Wblte Houst cor· Allen 0116-Iiners. Hortoo-ad co-pro- Quayle as bad cops and Barbara reqoa*"t lor The Asllociated Press. ducer Floyd Brown brou~t down Bush and Jact Kemp as good cops. The Republican platform pCQ· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - D n h k i • w;tb Willie in 88. This r titne, his "~ill Clinton Fact Line" claims, "No ~ for any rea- ...._.!at son!" right after ·Barbara scolds less pumpinc up Dr Sllddam Husthat abortion 'is "not a platform . sein, C1intou biRiy mentions lhcm. issue." Full-titne professional Mar- He opts illSICad for incessant Jllll· ilyn Quayle JIOrifies womea who 011 Bush's "read my lipa'" silly home wtth their children. Pat Buchanan defmes a family as ooe Bush pecks at Clinton by mommy and one daddy. some het- besmirching poor Albnaai, whic:ll erosexual kids .and a dog who was poor long before Bill Clinloa won' t even exchange sniffs with was old enough to read Lil' Abner; dogs of the same geader. Then Bar- and at Clinton's reaching the bara comes alona to defme family conclusion most American boys of as any way WE define a family. his era did - that their lives When the carefully orchesuated worth more than cannon fodder for "family values" attack ends ·up a war that had become a facc..uv. alienating more voters than it ing gesture for a 1"Q11P of old mea attracts, Republicans don't even who didn't know what theymouth the words for the rest of the . dol.ften tbere's Perot. He fifed ·• race. 1hen there was the "George multitude into following llllllliq Bush National Pork Barrel Publish- mOl\\ thaR a plan to HAVE 1 pllll er's CleariJI&house Giveaway" as - even after he'd dropped out of his ~ began to drop, followed and re-enrered the race:. He claim by the ' Clinton-Gore All Things that an unsubstantlaied GOP "didy To All People Bus Tour." tricks" plot to disrupt his a..p. And the big guns that each side · tee's wedding and dishonor her reSI:lVed for the other? the cause of his truncated cam. . Amid a host of government offi- paign. cials including Defense Secretary ~Iicious. I know I'll need Ab Caspar Weillberger and Secretary Seltzer, but when it comes to a of State George Schultz say~g that grand meal, I've never worried Bush was .not only ."in the loop" abouJ the morning after. on the lran-Conua deal but even Sarall OYentreel II a IJIIIII· approved it, and ~~~ evidence cated writer lor N~paper Eatof the Bush adRllmstrslion's reck- gerprllle Allol:latloL =g Sarah Overstreet -""""6"· . ~-'C:::.~~=~: situation aeems 100 1enou1 for frivolity, and I will iry lnsteed lim· ply ro cliscolne 011 it. First, conaratalatlona are In order for t b e = of Toronto, Wmld Seriea JICDIIIIII¥1 , of ~-~!5~ ,; , -' ., Joseph Spear elden 18 ro-e Gibson of LOll· ~-a don, Ontario, a Major League catcher from I 90S to 1918 and ma1181er of the Pittsburgh Pirates for 1.5 years thereafter To hell with the chauvinists, Canada. Enjoy N. for the future of the sport, it is as bleak as the winlertide that faces us. Atlendance is Oat rev· enues are falling aild televilioo, die Croe1111 that hai been jlay~~C:, the J*lY, is BSPN his already il _.. anewdeal.andtheaetwGbhave warned bueball officlala that 1 hu~dccrcm is ~l:"t year. · r;::. tuminl:ctO::O teams 28 ::'::W~~-:r: Today In history ThJ · ~j ~....~and~ ~-.,., ,_.. -·· ed ~ loope ..:... are In a . . , of Jllllk. 'Tbey .~ bent on bUI'tina ihe playen uru011 - not dial this all'IIIIU !lf mill IODillOI ' · uuviD .o~ • I Today Is Thursday, Nov . .5, the 3l0tb day of 1992 ,, -a player Ioctoat 1)110- this aprill Lootfor and don't be surpriled if it tJ~ tbe ea~ year. ~ - . -Meigs announcements-- r ...---Local ·_ __;__ Area death Livestock report r:J: bu==" Leaeh defeats Roberts .._ciffi&:e Court news , ' Stocks • ., ' 1 • • Lottery numbers . . ............ ,....... .... . ONE EVENING 1110W 7:JO ADMISSION l1.1i0 .'Die lhilr s ; • ~Ill p ,,. ,. SHOWiNG AT I :JO ' d ~-~~~ SINGLE WHITE FEMALE !Rl I ·A ......, ............fiL- =•,_._. ... ,:. \IIC"'at.,:£.::&.~:-r:r . ..... u! I I p c m..· .,, _...., ____......_ ,_ .. !' ~ ·· OW.Jk - ~ ___ I Aill= ~ • a~ , . ............. ~ Sf! .... •NM•. I . . . 111n1n-. Now ,.. .... p ... • , , I c..--. IU c - t St.., ONE EVEIMGIIIOW I :JO •m ADMIIIION 11.50 4tl Columbua, Ohio lhla dloy and dale. ...... .q,\ .lulyt, , ... . . . •'. . ..... _ • HAROLD T. DURYEE, ~ . ,.,,. ,.7 - DIAEC10R .......... J It of tnaur.a •• ofOhlo • "· ... "'t.,,. .• ••.. "'t\" , ~ tt\tl~ ~ "'-~ . ~~ •. ..• .' .•• .. • I • !NO ALCOHOL SERVED) =-= .. •• .• .' · are S6 ...._ -~· Today's Highlight in Hlsuxy: · On Nov. .5 1lll!S the "Gun~wder Plot" failed u Guy Fa-..seized ......~ L cou1'd blow E ...lab • ,....,. .,...ore"" up n.. ParliameaL On this dale: left in the ye.. ' Meigs County Court Judge 10 days in jail, PISpel•....., to three, Patric. k H. O'Bri~n processed 33 operator's licenJe ·~for 90 IICH. cases last week. ' days, one year probition, upon 'Two public meetin~s on lead Yciur Children." Filled were: Marjorie L. Caton, enrollment and completion of the ·poisoning will be held m the conPrinted matcrial.on lead poisonference room of the Meigs Senior ing will also be availalile to those Pomeroy, speed, $20 and costs; RTP school, $150 of fine and jail • Citi~ Center on Nov. 16. The attending. Questions concerning Todd S. Ladouceur, Parma. speed, titne will be suspc:nded. Wendell Barber, Reedsville. first one will take place at 1:30 the informational meetings may be $24 and costs: Tina M. Scou, Winp.m. and the ICCOild at 3 p.m. directed to the Extension office at field, W.Va., speed, $22 and costs; DUI, $450 and costa, 30 days in Thomas Eakins, Syracuse, DUI, )ail, suspended to 10 daya, operaThe is bein sponsored 992-6696. by the ~:County ~oope:ntive Lead poisoning is a serious $350 and costs, 10 days in jlil, sus- tor's license suspended for one Extension office in cooperation health hazard which may affect the pended io three, Operator's license year, two years poiiJilion, aloobol with the Meigs County Health health of Meigs County children suspended for 90 days, one year assessment, no operator's licellle, probation, failure to control, $20 30 days in jail, suspended . to 10 · Departm~nt . .It will consist of an particularly those from one to six informative video on lead poison, years of age, Extension personnel and costs; Robert D. Hensley, Long days, concurrent with DUI, $ISO . ; ing entitled "What's Poisoning said. Bottom, seat belt violation, costs COSts, two years probation, fail- · only; Gregory A. Hensley, Tuppers and ure to control.; .$40 and costs; • Plains, seat belt violation. costs William D. Whittington, Pomeroy, only; Bobby 'G. Rupe, Pomeroy, D!JI, $450 and costs; 30 days m speed, $23 and costs, seat belt vio- jail, suspended to ten days, opeaalis, Ohio 45631 , or by calling 446- lation, $20 and costs; John G. PolCraft sale tor's license suspended for one The seve!lth annual arts and 1223. All members urged to attend. lard, Albany, speed. $22 and costs. year, two years probation, alcohol WomeD Alive to meet crafts show and sale will be held at Martin L. Woodard IV , assessment, speeding, $40 and Women Alive will meet Mon- Pomeroy, left of center, $10 and costs; Kelly Marcinko, Pomeroy, the Meigs County Senior Citizens W. VA. Center, Mulberry Heights, day at Ky~er Creek Club House. costs; Gile~ Hysell, Racine, seat contributing to the delinquency of a Pomeroy, Friday from 10 a.m to 6 TharlltsgiYlftg dinner will be served belt violatidn, costs only; Shawn , minor, six months in jail, suspendat 't p.m. Darlene Jodon will be the Hawley, Middleport, seat belt vio· ed, c-osts. one year probation, p.m. devotional speaker. There will be a lation, costs only; Benton Phillipa, resualnlng order issued; Harold D. DAVtomeet Long Bottom, speed, $22 .and McDaniel, Pomeroy, unsafe speed. . The Disabled American Veter- Christmas aaft demonstration. .Legloa lo meet costs; E. Lynn Schnier, Middleport, $30 and costs; Timothy Dinacss, ans wiU meet Monday at 7 p.m. at A Veterans Day program will be failure to conuol, $20 and costs; tbe hall, 11A Butternut Avenue in disorderly conduct. $30 presented at the Me1gs County Michael T. Roush, Junction City, Columbus; Pomeroy, and costs, critninal uespassing, 10 "'Silmy Pl. Cloudy Cloudy Courthouse in Pomeroy on Tues· speed. $22 and costs; Robert days in jail, suspended; Seniors to meet six months llio • 011H12Accu-Woolller,lnc. The Hairisonville Senior Citi- day. All veterans and citizens invit- Sowry, Jr., Columbus, seat belt probation, continue counseling, ' violauoo, $20 and costs; Ralph K. $50 and costs. zens will hold a blood pressure ed. Dance planned Oiler, Langsville, failure to yield, clin!c Tuesday from 10 a.ni. to ------Weather--~-James Gibbs, Pomeroy, DUI, The Belles and Beaus Western $10 and costs; Sharla K. <:ooJler. $450 noon at the townhouse. A meeting and costs, 10 days in jail, susSaturday. variable cloudiness will follow and officers will be Square Dance Club will sponsor an Middleport, seat belt violation, pended to three days, operat6r's and cold. A chance of n urries · elected. Members will hold their open dance at !be Senior Citizens costs only; Ronald L. Rice, Racine, li~nse suspended for 90 dsys, one northeast. Lows in the 20s. Highs Thanksgiving pqtluck dinner. All Center in Pomeroy on ~aturday speed, $30 and costs; Melinda L. year probation, upon enrollment in the 30s. Sunday, fair. Lows in members urged 11;> auend. from 8-11 p.m. Jerry Helt, Cincin- Styer, Tuppers Plains, driving with and completion of RTP the 20s. Hlgbs iD the upper :m; to nati, will be the caller. Refresh- - concentration of breath alcohol $295 or ftne and jail time school, . Supreme In51*1ion . will be mid-405. Mooday, fair. Lows ill the over .10 percent, $350 and costs, suspended; Tony Gillilan, Lafayeue Shrine, No. 44, While ments available. 20s to mid-30s. Highs in the Shrine of Jerusalem, Gallipolis, three days in jail, ~ days license Reedsville, critninal damagina. 10 Plan benent show ·suspension, defendant given Resi· days in jail, Sllspended, two years will have supreme illspection Nov. A benefit show will be held for dential Treatment Program option, probation, resutution igd costa; 17 at the masonic temple at 7:30 Don Guthrie Saturday at 6 p.m. at if completed, $150 fine and Fred W. S1ewan, Racine, reckless bn·e~s p.m. The catered dinna will begin the Tuppers Plains Elementiry .three days in jail will beofsuspended. . ., • .- • · at 6 p,m. and cost is $6.50 per per- School. The $2 admission charge operation, $100 and costs, $300 William Barber. L;ong Bouom, forfeiture to' the Law Enforcement • son. Reservations ·are 10 be made will ~ to Guthrie to assist with his Coatlned "-pace 1 by Tuesday to Mrs. Geraldine medacal expenses and the cost of DUI, $350 and costs, 10 days in Trust Fuild. Forfeiting bonds was Rober L . ty Hipway DepartJilent. the bridge being replaced Is located Craft, 656 Deenie Drive, Gallipo- cxperitnental lrelitment. The show jail, suspended to three days, operator's license suspended for 90 Roush, Pomeroy, speed, $65, and will feature country, blue$rass, bd:a a...y RaM ·14 (Wolf Pen) and County Road 19 (Peach days, one year probation, upon seat belt violation, $40. gospel and comedy. An aucuon of Fost)..-WIIileOit. donated items from area merchants enrollment and completion of the Sfl a ._.the job sllould be completed in approximately two · will also be held with Jim Cama· RTP school, $150 of fine and jail WtJCb. '?' Mlwy peamitlin& Mary Horton . han serving as the auctioneer. will he saspended, failure to con' _Mary E. (Gloeckner) Horton, Those unable to attend but wanting trol, $30 and costs; Helen Mullins, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) 83, ConnersVille, Ind., formerly of to contribute may send donations to • Pomeroy, assured clear distance Pomeroy, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, the ·Don Guthrie Benefit Fund, P. ahead, $30 and costs; Angel Mae Direct livestock prices and Mei&s a...y fiici ca Pbilip M. Roberts was defeated Tuesday Harmon, Rutland, DUI, 30 days in at selected 1992. . 0. Box 182, Tuppers Plains. mbis bid_ror iD Gallia Comly. . entTh of Agri-y jail, suspended to 10 days, $450 by the Ohio Born Aug. 15, 1909, she was a T h e - was Josepll L. Lcacb, former District lO'Deputy and costs, operator's license sus- culture: . daughter of the late Jacob and Barrows and gilts: .SO to 1.00 Dhecb for tbe Qllio Dqatmeill of Transportation. Leach claimed pended for one yeat, two Ye&fS proGrace Hysell Gloeckner. She was a higher; demand moderale to good. 6,1)28 ft!1iCS 10 _Rohens. 6,5'1:1. 133 walk in votes have yet to be bation, no operator's license, 30 member of'the Eastside United Cases processed • n+4HI m Gallia <llllllly. · . U.S. 1-2, 230-260 lbs., country An action for dissolution of days in jail, suspended to 10 days points, 38.00-39.00, Methodist Chureh, the Pennsylvana few 39.2.5; Robat '!"-· wilD wm the June Republican pritnary for Meigs concurrent with ,DUI, $100 and marriage has been filed in Meigs nia Grange where she was a past plants 39.00-40.00,1 few Ml.50. COilllty Fatlr • wasiJI!OilllO<Ied Tuesday. · officer, several senior citizens County Common Pleas Court by costs, two years probation; David u.s. 1-3. 230-260 lbs.. country groups, and she was an active vol- Anita K. Smith l!ld John William Rose, Racine, DUI, $350 and costs, points, 36.50-38.00. unteer of Connersville Junior High. Smith, both of Middleport. u.s. 1-2. 210-230 lbs., country Divorce actions have been mep Mrs. Horton is survived by one 0111 W""" lay a 9:10 a.m., Racine squad went to State Route points, 35.50-37.00. son, Robert S. Harris; two grand- by Donna Jean Bradbury, Pomeroy, 12A. Donald Myas was Iaten to Holier Medical Center. Receipts _Wednesday 7 ,000. children , Mrs. Jim (Kimberly) against Steven B. Bradbury, ~igh ~ · Al 1:23 JUL. R•' t squad wu dispatdaed to Meigs Mine No. Estimated receipts Thursday 8.SOO. Crute, and Michael Harris, of Acres, Fla.; Jean E. Kelly, Middle·z. ,__.., leas was taken to Holzer. At 8:42 p.m., Middleport Veterans Memorial . Prices from The Producers UveWayne, Pa.; three great-grandchil· po{t, against Thomas Lawrence sqlllll walliO fad Sln:cl..a tRated Ciuistina MiUer. WEDNESDAY ADMISSIONS stock Associati!JII: dren; one sister, Mrs. Lloyd (Ruth) Kelly, Sr., Coolville; and Margaret • Tracey Beegle, Racine. Canle: steady. Moore; and several nieces and A. Landers, Middleport, against WEDNESDAY DISCHARGES Slaughter steers: choice 68.00nephews. Robert E. Landers, Middleport. - Lester Casto, Sibyl Russell, 74.50; select 63.00-68.00. Divorce actions have been Arthur Shumway, and Ocel Sears. · 'emOCTatS.,_c_ontia_._ued __rr-_..::P_;III:...e_l_·- - - - . tonBesides her parents, Mrs. HorSlaug)Jter heifers: choice 67.00was preceded in death by her granted to: Lois Ada Wamsley 73.00; sel~t 62.00-12.00. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Obio . . ils 21 elecbaiWIICS with Americans could be getting first husband, William S. Harris; from John Robert Wamsley; James Nov. 4 dischar11es - Chelsea her second husband, Henry Honon; E. McKnabb from Linda S. McKn, Davis, 40 ....-of d i e - Psaident health insurance and see election Brenda Ross, Mrs. Alvin abb; and Karen Sue Jones from Bash Fl 38 pacca..a Paul W\JD reform which would limit contribu- and a brother, Alfred. Johnson and ·son, Benjamin HanServices will be held in Con- James Davfd Jones. 21£:c , tions or expendilllleS, he said. cock, Hannah Hughes, Gary Lilly, at the success came witb a A dissolution has been ~ranted Clinton also oould act quickly to nersville, Ind., with graveside serNathan Huff, Laura Dooley, Carl price. The a.paip spent. more · create. abortion rights legislation vices at. Beech Grove Cemetery in to Stephen Alan Noms and Roach, Maljorie Wheeler, KimberArmintha Lynne Norris. Pomeroy at2 p.m. on Saturday. t1au $2 millioD cam~ in and begin making long-term investly Ellis, Emily Ellis, Paul Hodge, Ohio. iD addilioa 10 of ments to create jobs, he said. Robin Calhoun, Jessie Waters. Marriage licenSes issued th ds of clollaJs ill advutisiug, Rhea, Karl Campbell and Marriage licenses have been Carol besDl. Tern Hansen. issued in Meigs County Probate Clialon will WC!d dllriu1 tbe Am Ele Power....................30 3/4 Court to Todd Owen Moodispaugh, fillt IW ...,_ oC llis admialisllation Ashland Oil... .....................24 3/4 22, Reedsville, and Tracey Renee to llelp the dwilldli•l deCease STATE OF OHIO, DEPARTMENT AT&T............................... ..42 7/8 Westfall, 19, Reedsville; Roger j.W•••t 1CV far . . C done llic OF INSURANCE. CERTIACATE OF Ct.EVELAND (AP) - There Bank One............. ..............48 COIIPUANCE. Tho undenlgnecl, Douglas Clark, 34, Racine, and uses, '•.P :P said. all six Superlnt.n.-.1 of lnouriiiCe of the Bob Evans ......................... 19 3/4 Susanne Sprouse, 20, Racine; John ·~~•== 1 m •et;q; airplanes·, were no tickets sold naming _ Slid. of Ohio, h•eby criiiM thet Donald Coleman, 38, Racine, and Charming Shop..................35 3/4 ym'd be .uiiiC baKs 01' bigiJ- numbers selected in Wednesday's MIDWEST IIIUTAL INSURANCE spa:d ...,. Ill: said. '11biat tbr:re Super Lotto drawing, so Saturday's City Holding ......................18 3/4 Lois Ada Wamsley, 34, Racine; CO., of WMl 0.. lloln•, Star. of jackpot will be $16 million, the Ken G. Hartley, 42, Pomeroy, and will be • WI} sptcific IDd wellFederal Mwi.................... 16 1/4 Iowa h8a oomplled with the t.wo of Goodyear T&R ..................68 1/4 Joanne Sheets, 46, Gallipolis; tbOUI!IIt-oat plea aiODJ tbose Ollio Lottery said. Jiacs..T' .. lhia otalll opplicable lo' It and II Key Centurion ...................20 3/4 Lawrence Edward Manley, 53, Pidt 3 Numbers 3..()..3 Lands End..........................30 Middleport, and Frances Ann Man- authorized during the cwr•t y• ( David Dl«ey. 5 diRctor to Ira- In thil a181a U. .,... Limited Inc....................... 23 7/8 ley, 55, Middlepon; and 10 Everett (three, zero, three) for ou.·s D • ••ir Piny, said Gene George, 57, Vinton, and Multitnedia Inc . ................. 27 1(1. the •llljcw libly will aee qnict Picll; 4 N-ben priat. buelneu of - · - • ~nancilol cooMIIIon II • ' - by U. Roberta L.ynn Rairden, 37, ). Rax Restaurant.. ................9/32 ()..().5-0 . annual or.to...llo how ~ • (7.1110, zero, five, zero) Reliance Eleclric ............... .l6 5/8 Pomeroy. lollowa on O.C..berl1; 1111: '"111ey"IC JOdi 10 see a very Robbins&Myers ................ 14 1/4 S.perLotto AdmiUad Aalta-... $51,711,173.00 13-18-32-39-41-44 ac8we.. .• l"J ... ~ in Shoney's Inc......................22 1/4 • LlabflltiM ......... ,__•• ,••S5,001,310.00 COLONY THEATRE die first IW days. .,_: on (thirteen, eigh&een, thiny-two, Slar Bank .......................... .33 1/4 1QNIQitT Surplua ...- ...- ...~....... 24,711,564.00 tbe 1'!1 u•ny ........ calC," he thirty-nine. forty-one, forty-four) Wendy Int'I. ...................... .I3 1/4 lncorne .............,..........,1,051,025.00 NICIIOLU CAGE IN said. "Botla the )IICSideal and Kil:ller Worthington Ind. -............... 23 Expencltur...............33,7tl,m.oo HONEYMOON IN VEGAS PQ 13 COIIJICIS will be YC1J likely to 4-9-9-5-8-5 Stock reports are the 10 :30 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have STARliNG FRIDAY )lliltl a r•iJJJ du:oa&b and they (four, nine, nine, five, eight, a.m. quotes provided by Blunt, .KURT RUSSELL,IIART1N IHORT IN h...,nto aubecribed roy nne and bawc ee•chuaiDdo ... , five) FJiis and Loewi or Gallipolis. CAPTAIN RON PO 1s cauoed my -1 to be affixed al A THEATER WITH A CHOICE! tbem. Bonds have been floated to finance most of the atadiwDa the 10ams play in; why not flail a few more and buy tbe teams tbem: selves? They would thus be fucwr anchored to die peaple who cbcrilb them. . . 2) If the-cities don't wut to own them, they should be olfaed to die fans thelllselvea, who could form cooperatives, sell llblrea and . hire fiacai experU to llllliiF diem. The G~n Bay PICkers football team haS been run thla way llince 1922. . . Let me put it more blllltly: The belt :way to fix baseball Ia lint 10 take it out of the hindi oflbe profiteers who own iL Then,.,., Clll.deal with the shakedown artiats wbo plaJ!. . I •••r et:;:,:. •• Auodlltloa. · IMeigs County Court newsl D .' :i:u~11': S:wbyl=== f.::d'~t,;j an~ bave alt~y In 1872, auffrqiat Susan B. Anthony was fined 100 dollan for to~aon tba fooll Ia tbil * - · ~ of Comqu- aaemPlin& 10 voie in die _IRiidealial election lor Ulyuea S Ora (How ...,_._ ,, --a.. _ .... __. PaYof V ac~ wiloblu. '11'11 1111- ever, Andlon&:;: paid the flao.) • . • COUDiry ... - - -..... -"American 111110" lln't Am1.1 •· .anymore. Lite ~hlal people L...~---_,;,--.._____............__..:...___. e~here, the)' 11i1ffer from 1gno• . .! As to how to fix the mess, the suggeslions are manifold and range from. the stupid to the absurd. One owner, for example, ii said to be )lUshin& for a 12-team playoff- a su11estion that wonld solve the November problem, if nothing else, by extendmg the seaaon into it. Wriftr Prank Deford would remake the -ae""' into IWO "federations" and four " ,U!IiOIIs,'' interrupt tho seuon In mid-July for a week of ."Festival Baseball,'' and end the 1018011 with 1 12-team "SepiCIIIber Sc:nunble," thea go 011 to the usual playoffs and W~ Series. Given a lllllilC wane!- your CO!· . respondeD~ could repau the busF . ness.~hL _Indeed, he hu been toullng bas fall-safe fax _for four now but, alas, no one One more tiJJie: I)Aabue~l.teamscomeup for sale, th~ ClUes t~emselves should bo liVeD tbe naht to buy ball has been played in Canada almost atiOilg sa bete. They have never heard of such ven.,rable them Cl 1tt2 11Y NEA, one. ,• ranee. They do not know that base- Two pt]blic meetings on lead -poisoning set Nov. 16 ' Hospital news Give.baseball back .to the fans With apologies to T.S. Eliot ... 'tis not April but Novembec that u tbe crueilest montb. It drains a body to know there are -many weeks before us, of blre trees, gray sides, chill winds, slusb and ice, and naught to allay llle ICdium but football. OK, ao there's basketball and . Lboc... y. ...__ ""'Y are ~ ~owh diversions, but t ey share one major shortcoming: They are not baseball. They proceed at a freD· zied pace; they are ~lulated by clocks; and they are played ill the one case by peopJe ol JrilerDIIInl dimension and in the Oil. by thuf8 dedicated to keeping dentista m business. . ' · Yes, it's true. Poll Seuoa Syndiome hu IICt in, and b11cWIIfi· ci011ados will testify tbe llliltty u palpable. In tbe ,pall, 1 bave attempted to rellew tbe aaon:r by' dovotln& an entire AU tbe CUr· The Dally SenUnel Page 3. EMS units answer calls -Looking.back on the mor.nin·g after Berry's World · Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO' en.,,... <Rooien hid In 1911 • lbP·D...t'•-' . . _... am-. ill J>nadena. Calif. the flrstlraniCOIItinental airplane fllaht ill. 49 days. left . ~Bay, N.Y., 011 SePt 17 anil required about 70 IIDplaloeallle -·· . . - .... b MASO ' LY RESTAURANT t·•· ··"' 1100 ...... till wv ... • ',• •• '· • �p pt Sports Thurlclay, November 5, 1992 poineroy llddlapart, Ohio t The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dally s.nttnal .R io Gra!lde volleyball team nets 2nd straight MOC. ti~le . For &be ICCOIId conaeculive time the flflt in the history of .Mid-Ohio Confereace volleyball ,- the confcre11ce championship bas gone to defending title holder Univenity of Rio Oraride. It nlllked die founh time since 1987 that the Redwomen !lnd Collc:h Patsy Fidds have neaed die ~:;f!onahip, and this year's m MOC play, 13-1, 1s their bcst·)'ClliDisb. Overall, Rio Grande is 33-8 and started this week in third place in District 22, where they are assured of a berth in die Plar.?,ffs. . .. : · I m supu-pleased w1th these results because we had so many ~~en to start Ibis year," Fie~ ~d., ~utlbe lcadmlul WIS terrif. IC: arid 11 kept die team s spirits up. And .the wort by Billina Cooper was Just .super- when we have to win, we IUm to Billina." In a hectic week of action. lhe · : · ~and Southern to end season with Federal Hocking BJ SC01T WOLFE on its second drive. Jason Place s n :.1Ccwtb ;b~th w. as ~nhjust sdhm:.?.f lheTh gb~ Friday nt&bl e 11 ae oo1 1me on tOU an guou. e 1g foodMII _.._ will conclude for play in 1be drive came on sophotwo clubs - lbe So11tbem Tcwnama-e quarterback Tim Farley's 66dooJ aad the Federal Hocking yard option pass to receiver Myron IM""'n, who ll'lvd 10 kine. Farley. Eric Kidder c:augl!t another • Smthrm, 4-S, hopes to salvage pass for 30 yards. scme pride by ending .SOO, while Later, Farley teamed up with Federal, 1·8 overall, hopes to do Andy Tabler on an 8S-y8rd touch· 1be by knockinB off a good dOwn pass, emphts~inB Federal's club. ability to-pass lhe football effccS1•1tlwn bas pia~ perhaps its lively. Farley e~ .die ~gh,t wilh toogbest schedule m history, and a 217-yard passmg rught m his fust witli 10me luck could very well vars1ty start. brte bceD 7-3, perhaps better. · !n rushi1_1g. Farley w3:5 747 and Soulhern lost a 23-21 heart- mam runmng back Kellh McFee bll k:r last week 10 Trilllble. while 1342 . . Federal Hocking took a 6-0 lead Federal had 2i4 IO!l!l yards last ~ bowing to Division mentry Fri~ against a tough team! but do Belpre, ranted sixlh in the latest not nearly equal the credentials·dlat Qbio HiP School~etic Associ· Trimble hiS, nor those of Che~lllionaxnputerrankings. . peakc, whom Southern handily Federal took a 6-0 lead after defcaled at honie. . Rob Marcum ran back a. 33-yard . The Lancers are more mobile fumble Jellll'll. • With Farley at quarterback, but. do Federal .Hockmg, last week, not possess much of a rushmg IIIII'Ched from its own 11-yard line . game. . . to die Belpre two, but WIS stopped Southern was JUSt one k1ck same NBA to open season Friday eral manager Jerry West said. By BILL BARNARD "We're unsure: we don't know AP BllketbaD Writer what we have." ~gic Johnson'~ sUJP.ise· sec· "I dop't think this makes us ond retitement agam wiU sbuffie totally a rebuilding team, but .SOOie 1be balaltc:e of power in lbe NBA things II'C obvious.' • rookie coaeh wileD its 47111 season opens with 11 Randy Pfund said. ''When you lose ~Friday nijhL a superstar and a player that's your Wub Johnson back, some leadc!t, that creates a littlc diff~m~~t believed the Los Angelea Lakers expectation lhan we started wilh would rciUm to title ccotention, a this year." polilioD !bey ~jOyed for die entire 1n olher openers Friday niJbt, it decade of the 1980s. Others will be Minnesota at Boston, New tboqbt lbey at least would have a Jersey at Philadelphia, Miami at ay in who would play in lhe WestOrlando, New York at Atlanta, ern Conference finals. Washington at Charlotte, Chie8$o Witboul Jolimal liSt season, the at Cleveland, Milwaukee at Debolt, Lalren faced tijlht competition in Golden State at Utah, San Antopio their own temtory for the first at S!!cramento, and Seattle vs. lime. when lbe Los Ailgeles ClipHouslOn at Tokyo. pers made die playoffs few die "fiCSt · Four teams will be at home time llld die Laktn barely made it when lhey play lheir rust games on. die 6nal day of lbe regular 91)8Saturday night, wilh Utah at DaJ. son. las, San Antonio at Deliver, Deb'Oit That competition begins anew at Indiana and the Clippers at Friday night when lbe Lakers face die Clippers at the I,.A. Sports Phoenix. Portland will be the last team to milke its debut, when it Arena. "We can't be c:onsidered in die entertains Denver oo Sunday nighL ame class we wee before," R_en- away from 111 ·~ owe Trimble lastff "!~n'::Snot~~ tick o Wlw remauung. Southern will use the same . pounding ground game and wideopen offensm pmc that has made lbe Tomadoel an exciting team Ibis season Russell Singleton, 28-210 last week, lca4s the Southern ground . game, whi~ N"ICk Adams is anodler threat in lbe bal:tfreld. Michael Evans, 3-17-3 for just · 61 >:ards last week, will head t)le passmg pme at quarterback while . searching for favorite receivers Jeremy Dill or Trenton Cleland. Cass Cleland is another option, while Singleton and Adams are tar· gets out olthe backfield. Defensively, Soulhem is led by Singleton and Adams, with key tackle specialists Glenn Young, Kyle Wickline Sam Shain Trenton Cleland, Billy Jones and Jamey Smilh. • ··Game time Friday is 7:30 at · Roger Lee Adams Memorial Field in Racine. STATE OF OHIO, DEPARTIIENT OF INIUfWtCE. CEAnFICATE OF. COMPLIANCE. 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IO·Nonh Roblnooa Colonel Cnwfcn 73.0000. women on OcL 29 was evidenced wJien Fields' squad rallied from a 1.4-9 deficit'in lhe fourth game 10 win die match IS-8, 9-lS,lS-S, 18· 16. · "Everybody played super and we had terri ftc support from the student body," Fields said. "If it wasn't for the students, I don't dlink. ~could pulled it '!UL" B1lhna Cooper agam led the offense with 21 kills, while Hambel recorded 18, Kellina Cooper had 1~. Turner~ 10, Cbapm!ID had Sill and Smtih .posted four. Lindsey ~ CRdiUid wilh two !lelVing aces agamsttheLadyCougars. · . 1n digs, Bi!lina ~ I~ wilh mil\', Spear!l e1~ht, Lindsey SIX, and SJl!llh and KeJ!ina Coopc:;r ~four a~1cce_. Blocking w~ ~1ghlighted wtlh SIX each from B~ Cooper and Chapman.• Turner With three and Hambel wtlh two. RG vs. Walsh . Spar~1_1g the offense with 16 k11ls, B1lhna Cooper led another . ensemble effort to put down the Lady Cavllliers, <m old nemesis for the MOC title, lS-7, 15-H), 15-11 last Saturday. "Ifelt Walsh would be str(lnger ·because lhey were struggling to make lhe playoffs, but they didn't play very well on a consistent level," Fields observed. "I was !lfraid that after beating Mount Vernon, .we'd be a little too high, but lhey kept their beads and came through." Backing up die offensive effort were KeUina Cooper wilh 14 bUs, Hambel with 10, Turner with seven, Chapman with six and Smith wilh lhree. Billina Cooper also had .three - . serving . . ..aces. . to ltadersbip in die conferalee. . . Hambel le(t the oetense with five digs, while Billina Cooper and ~ had four each, and ~tina U>oper and Smith had three .pecc. In blocks, Billina Cooper bad seven, Kellina Cooper and Turner had five each, and Hambel neul:d three. RGvs.ODC The fmal conference match of the season poved to one of the best for Billina Cooper, who had·33 kills to pace lhe Redwomen 10 a 15-11, 11-IS, 15-11, IS-10 defeat of die Lady Panthers. Cooper hit her personal high of J,he season in the kill category, a record that had been established in the 1991 season when Teresa Zei!Jpler pumped in lbe same number against Thomas More (Ky.). Zemprer notched this achievement in five games, Fields observed, while (ooper did it in four. Her sister Kellina recorded 15 kills over ODC, while Hambel added nine, Turner had seven, Smith and SpearS each had three, and Chapman posted two. Kellina Cooper was also credited with three serving aces, while Spears led the defense with nine digs. Smith and Lindsey added seven digs each, Kellina Cooper had five and lfam, · bel netted four. Billina Cooper had 11 blocks, Chapman added 10, ~ellina Cooper had nine, Hambel had five and Turner three. Player oftbe Week For the second time in a row and third thiS season, Billina Cooper was named lbe MOe's Player of the Week for games played last w~ . She wts honored the previ· ous week by the MOC for her efforts in boosting die Redwomen Last' week, Cooper avereg¢ 5.10 tills per game wilh 1 .S3S 1IIICt peno•aF 10 JO aJoaa wilh 1.60 blocks per g•e. Sbe aliO posted a .980wilh one error in 57 IIICIIIJIU~ .940 pass pertelltlge. Cooper was named the District .22 Player of 1be Wet;k oo Oct. 26 aftct she bdpcd the Redwunen to their nmnerup positiM in the Milli· gart (Tenn.) T01R8111Cd. Sbe post· ed a .46S attack perc:entage and averaged 1.94 blocks per game with IS salo blocks and 18 assists inl7pmcs. Additionally, Coopec was good · on 8S of 86 serves for a .988 accuracy, and she bad 14 7 passing attemptS with nine errors fer a .939 pen:entagc. pel::r. · ~oa 6 ~ l -Ambent Ste.U .1-I!IJdl W•I3S.5000. :1-foo. toru 131.5001f4-llellevilo l'n.SilllO. S· Lo4l Clovorloof 120.SOOO. 6-Mnmoo lll.sooo. 7-DoliaOoo 110.0000. a.v... mil!CIO 103.4315, 9-A..., lUo 94-0000. IO.IIolland Spriqfiolol 91.5000. ba,ion 1 ....: 1-Col. 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Prillcdoo m.oooo. 3- P_DI...._ T- Ek 150.5000. I ·AIUinco 127.5625.9-8- Waldt-. WALES CONFERENCE ... lzM during the oun.,.t r- 1o 1r111uo1 In 11118 otata Ita appro,.... IM•In•••·of lnauiWICe. Ita f Rcdwomen notched vital wins over women to victory. · MOC rival Mount Vernon A strong offensive game saw Nazarene - the' only team Rio Kellina C~ (sophomore, Jack· Grande lost to in conference play son) wilh nine kills, while Michelle - as well as ptrennial MOC con- Turner (sophomore. Cincinnati) tender Walsh. _,.. victory Tuesday added five, Amy Hambel (IIOPho· over Ohio Dominican in Columbus ma-e, Zanelville) and Deana Smith completed the team's loop season .(freshman, Parkersburg, W.Va.) but it was the MVNC and Walsh had four, Jo Cbapman {freshman, matehes tliat pill RiO Grande back Oak Hill) recorded two and on topapin. StePhanie McLaughlin (freshman, Rio Grande completel its regu- Nefsonvillc) had one. Jar season on Nov. 10 in alrianguKellina Cooper was creclited Jar maleb wilh. Concord, Fairmont widl six RrVin& aces, Kristy find. State and Glenville State at West sey (freshman. London) had two, Virginia University-Parkersburg. aild Harnbel,.Smilh, Billina Cooper The team's recent results are IS and Mlcl!ele Warne (freshman, follows: Chillicolhe) each had one. Hambel . RG vs. Cenlral State aild Kellina Cooper had three digs, R1o Grande opened a three- while Lindsey, Smith and Michelle game home schedule on Oct. 27 Spears Uunior, SL Paris) recorded with a lS-10, 15-1, lS-7· pasting of two apiece. Kellina Cooper hads the Lady Marauders as Billin!l four blocks and Chapman netted Cooper (junior, Jacksoti) fii'Cd in 14 two. . lcills, neaed a serving ace and post- · RG vs. MVNC ed three blocks to pace the RedA critical game for the Red- N.Y. ..._!,Pbilotlelphi• I c.tpry s;v........ '· w. NEW STORE HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:30 u-8:00 P.M. . SATURDAY, 9:30A.M.·5:00 P.M.; SUNDAY,11:00 A.M.-6:00P.M. HAROLD T. DURYEE, DIAECTOA of lnaul'll... TonJcbi'IPmta . 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RAMS••--23 PHOENIX---14 ' • Last &eii!9D·s NFC East andWeat cellar dwellen face olf.l'bnenix lso"t playing ally better' and tbe R.ms are still · · struQlhia, but they sboiJid m.,ar 10 aveage a 24-14loas in '91: · MIAML--211 · ..INDIANAPOLIS...- ....Ui •, The most Ulliikcly int&:resling mnMI'b of die 11feek. two weeki after tbe Colts lbocked the Dolpblns 31·20. Indy Deedl a win 10 be a CODteodcr, but aleCood llpiCI of ao mgry 1tam is improbable. MlNNEsoTA.-....3t • ....AMPA BAY....-14 .· The VIkings • die BIICI26--20 lllet In SepctmJw and IWioe lalt year. Tbey"re,steadily Improving, and they have uo lnterelt In lllowlna ~ Bay 10 ftaht Ita way into the playoff picture. . · NEW ORLEANS.. " ••NEW ENGLAND.-..9 . Three yean aao tbe Salnta belt die l'llriotl tcr lbe ftnt lime e•. 28·24, and IIIey baven't Played cacb OCber since. New &!&Inti's rBenaell '""nk, llld New OrlcaDJ' tlcfenae is stroog, · "N.Y. G~AN'~'S-...3~ GREEN BAY---12 . This long rivalry lluu't been JejoiDcd lilicc 1987, wliell botb teama were mediocre It beat llld.lllc Gialits woo2().10. Tbll year It will tteem like old dmlll, wllh N.Y. once apiD lela mediocre. L.A.RAIDIRS-.....20 • . , Quk*.,wlieiiW81 tlio . . dme ........ -~~~~~·-1¥1 \'Up, lD tbo 1980 SuperBow1, '27-10. Tlic FA&lc!s -~ be. dowtl, ..a die R•" n dclwll_. up. Bxpecc hqaeDtlead cU~ra. ..,litl "IIATI'LI-.....lt . · ln..,... 'IIdie Selblwti, butlbae'a . _.DOiblng 10 boller about Ibis acaion. Scwttlc'aiDOIC ~ victory eMir lbe RcdMins waa 12 yl:tn flO. . ·· .. (MGDdaJ) · IAN ftANCI'SCO , 31- · ..ATCANTA----15 .. On !be llft!Dgtll of Steve YIJUDI'I 399 J1R11 of plalb!JID ODiy three quaretaa, tbe 49en JlOUDded tbe FalaJna S6r 17 Ohio . tine"'*- 110· SF llapel to owa illc- for Ill two '91 a.. tb Ali•nl• ,, • • • . . ..... .. .. . . .. . ' MIDDLEPOIT 992-5627 When The.Time Comes See Us For Your 1993 Graduation Announcements. QUALITY PRINT SHOP 255 Mill St. · Middleport 992·3345 OPEN -HOURS PHONE I I I I I I I I I I COUPON • I RIDENOUR'S TV & APPliANCE GAS SERVICE CHESTER 915·3307 ' .;.", :: "!. 0 • • •• .• • • VALUABLE PRIZES • • ~------------------------ • •• •. • • •• PHONE L--------------------~ STREET, • . • • • • • • POMEROY, OHI~ • '· ltl •. .. • •• • • • • • • 1 ADDRESS ____________________________ I I •• • • ----~-., REGI.STER TO WIN GIFT CERTIFICATES AND MAN.Y OTHER :NAME __ (614) 99_ 2·3636 431 WEST MAIN r------ ··.· • • • • . ·. ' " . WAIIIINGTON Tile-. auwdllt die K'qdom IIICid 10 •• • • OR A SLUSH • ..UFFALQ••- • ..31 PmSBURGH..• .,.• .30 The Bills have won tbe last diree limes dley"ve meet,·but die Sleelen are oow among die AFC"s best, and we might pick this oear.couup a dift'aeot way by tbe time die playoffs begin. ••CHICAGO......;.:» CINCINNATI..:.....10 Tbese two teams haven't played siDc:c 1989, wbal die Bean woa17-14. Dcspillllts sharp, young coaCh. Dave Sb~ . Ciocy is going IIOWba'e, wbile CblcaaQ -IS 10 stay in tbe playoff bunt · . DALLAS.-••37 ••DETROIT......-..20 • The Lions bave won dlree sttalgbl (rom dleCowboya,IDc:ludlllg last year's 38--6 rout in an NFC divisional playofr, bullhls •IIOD lt'alll! If Delroit bas awakened Crom tbe dream. · . ..• . .,.. •OIDIY,.1ft. 8 8 I, IIU ••KANSAS @I r::.:•• • 14 14 2V 26 31 20 34 27 26 27 37 28 21 27 ·-· :;.-:.,• 23 An:gelo SCela • Will Texu • Kintuc:Ky Stat• Harding Natth CarOlina Central ~. )~·: 14 • Arkansas T!fdl • Da1'idson 1 CHESTEI. OHIO • 10 Tatleton ~ XL 1200 20 Livinglton. 21 33 27 27 21 31 28 :'' ·Super Efficiency ., 1 25 28 11opain lii'Mak" Heat Pump 8 clam 42 Air Centltion•s ~lah EffidiiKJ En•tr SatinG Htat hmps 11 23 22 MAuour).Rotla • CUndl V.hr • Wingate 14 18 18 Zl NCifthtm MlehiQan • • • •• • • • • ,.._., 10 16 . ~W'o::'Mma 20 24 31 23 2B 36 SALES o SERVICE 1!\ISTALLATION ' • South Dakota u. • Morria Btown • 17 Cooc:ord~,NE MominaUde Ntbra&ki.Qmaha 2Q EACH ·cooLING " • • 16 • Winona Slate • cua ... r-Siodll:on • Donioon • • 13 21 "'"'' •· ,.. Onartleln ...... ao...... 2• 30 AND 21 Other Gamel -Far Well leV.rnt o i .,•• 17 w;,,,..,, OtherGamea-South&Southwest 1 2 LITER BOTTLE HEATING N. Y. JETS-..--13 · The BIOOCOI are giving up 100 mny poillll-llke die 24 they ,surreudeted in a loas 10 San Diego two weeks' ago. . Only !be relief of playing far (rom dleaidcntbome.will belp die Jets. . . . ·~OVSTON.-.....30 CLEVELAND.-....23 , . _ Wilh the AFC CEntral still soniDg lllelf ont. tbls game could be c:ruclal. Tile dift'cnnce: HOUSIOII's slrenglh is its ·passing olfenae, and Cleveland's wealaleas is its pass defense. Bank 5·3301 WCIHol'd • 31 21 20 WARN.ER central ~rl ~ 30 •I>•• • ••DENVER.. .....24 PeQples SALES - ~ 21 27 27 30 :II 31 ,- FOR CHESTER, OHIO 985·3301 or 985-3303 &JS-1121 16 7 2• 20 17 24 27 10 14 • Prairie Viiw r...,.. .... &ale E. . TeMHHe . oo..... """'· 25 • ftE BOB 1111101 PRO FORICAS,. -Lumber 773.5514 dV IV ~=-~~ 24 • • Mklllnd 28 • Beltwt, Kan. 28 Kantu w. .yan SW MIMtlpta State William Jewell 19 ao " Ucnl'ltld Slate HOWIId lioulhem iiW* 2V , 4V Wtbtf &lit ~ ' W-.m lllinoll Wlllam I Mary Baum ..,_, W. Ya. • T.or 20 21 Yllanova · liACTOIS and RIDING MOWERS 3 CONYENtENT LOCATIONS WHtllrn K•ntucky LT•.,.~•.! So!.lhm ny Holy Crou .o1 • Y.Y.I. ........ Mont'"" 3o : :E6~=~ • st. Joseph's • sw Baptist 20 16 17 17 li 21 13 20 21 21 23 12 17 D 20 17 · 12 8 23 . 27 21 34 Blulllon GtlnntN EutC.ni,.IOI!iahoiM Valp8ralao 29 2a • Panhandle 28 17 30 " 24 •• PEPSI and CO Pomeroy, Ohio : 992·3671 17 0 """"OOC>CI 22 32 24 Serta you want in the size you nltd at a price yau'll like. ANDERSON'S 10 • a.thany, Kan. W•yne Slate , Mlc:h. 30 Ottawa 17 1>4 18 Buc:kneU 27 Boslon U. 33 AwJaiiK:hlan Slate 22 • s:F'. AUitin 33 • • TMMUH· ...f1FI 28 Eutem Walhlnglon , 25 Nichoii'S&alt 31 Rhode ltlanct 30 • Eulem llinola 24 a.ni Houlton 28 ,..,.ylv.nla 27 ~UMtta "~ SE UirMouri • South Cal061na SCMt " SW Wllsoun SW Teua • Tenne.... Tech 1 " T.,...... -Chanlnoogl • 24 23 " 19 22 Uh:tr_,l Collga MdlaiN Slate Brown .. ' • Saginaw Yallly 23 28 25 • Monmouth •• Musldn;u.m NE Mlnouri o Nebrask.aWesltyan I North Dakota Stat• I North Da~tot, u. Notlhem Colorado NorthwaSiern, Ia. · o • 23 . 24 Ferri1 Fhod~r 27 17 7 • · WHiem CIII'Oiina ~~ • tr.lluoi.M w.s1am 22 B 1! 22 ,wuna, IItie • So&AIMm U. 33 21 31 24 1 • Walnit / N•wberrr 35 • Hatvar4 tdaho • ~ S..te 992-3322 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO " Y* COlUmbia ) ,, ,. ConnedCui ~.. 1i North Carolina A & T 35 ' 27 • &s~en~~ucky Queen ' 24 ·!H • .,..._,. Stea. DairtJ ~ ,.2 Mld·Amerlea Cameron c.,,..,, 1o. ·L• ~~ 12 Ohio Nortnem Gracellnd 36 24 14 . • · carth~~ge 33 •• coo L1.11g11on Uiehigan Ttcll 10 " 21 12 . 7 20 Ama . lndlanapoli:t • . to ~ftlburo ' 26 · · ".,. 3 o · •s 34 . UUnoiiCOIIIDt 10 .38 · . Bullalo o·. Comtl . • Dlftmouth • Glamblng • . . . . . . VaiMr ~ 36 16 18 22 MajOr COIIegttl- Olv. 1•AA C.mral Flodda • Clla<MI • San Diego State 1 31 ,· • Oh'10 U • ,. Fdandi '. Grand YaUe"t ·24 34 ' Oregon State . 27 · ·.Nevada-Las Vegas 30 • Nprth Carolina State 2;4". · • Arizona 22 · • Aiizona State 31 · , EastCarolina • o.taw... Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2342 ·, . 28. • .Texas EI·PasO ., • U.C.L.A. • Utah State DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER ,. INSURANCE 0 " Plymot~n • ..,.,. n~ Zl 20 COIIMc:IICIA JuNita .... rf · · .•' 0 Other Games - Mldyteat · • Evangel t3 22 g:nr:: c.w. Poll 21 , • 16 • Abrlghl C.-.on·N•wm•n Wuhleri:lerg . 11 . !':!~~;na 21 DISCOVER WHY PEOPLESAY, . ..•• EdlrtKwo • COI'lland H Det ianea 1 ' 21 15 Widdl.t:iury fl}~ •• gubi*•I W h •• , to 14 • Tuhl " =-H~s 23 30 • ~:;,ia. Slate 20 .BowM ~ ~ 14 14 13 . • Bales co.,.,.."'"'' Lock Haven • Urslnus • Wast Ctwlst.,. State • Wilke• • · 21 • ~~~:k: c~necticut 26 28 ~Zn~nlellCUII ' Central Oklahoma 20 · 27 21 Auguslana. 111. Baker ·. ·• Baldw in-Wallace • Benedit:tine 26 .33· , , Ful!erton State· • ·Indiana U.; Penn . • Ashl and 20 . Autge11: .• '·, 28 ~. "Cincinnati •san JoseSMM . . 29 , ·N·evad8 · Reno , • SouU, Carollna ' 26 ' Lduisiana Tech Sou_them Calllomla . 30 ', fStaniOrd , • ~yriii:Use • ·I ' · 27 '. · V.l rgon · ia T.,ech . . exas ' ' 30 ·' •,T.C.U. . • Texas· A &·M 33 . Louisville . Texas Tech , ·25 ··Rice Toledo 24 .·. nail. Stale 1' 0 Tulane . , 27.. ··Navy. ~~ 28 · Springlkltd • Slonr a,..,. 23 28 • 31 23 7 19 · 13 • 28 ~- ~,i'JMn & MirshaU • Hamillon : 113 20 'Ar,kansas 23 Uota'lian • New Haven 27 21 34 . v··••tb'll cu !\.IV 1 · 28 · 1 We~tem Michigan 21 · ~;~~~~i~ 15 · 28 .. 38 Ithaca 6 • Nebraska .· ,29 .. ·Kansas Northern' Illinois . , 27 r, tc .SW Louisiana • Notre Dame . . 28 · Boston College • Ollio Stale 1 , '· 31 " . Minnesota • Oklaho a 34 ' M 's 0 . m ) I S un ·PacifiC 14 , 41 .. NOrthwestern , ' 28 W1·sconsin · 24 .' Memphis State *Mlssisslppi,Stafe •· 27 33 Utah' . 28 Colorado State 29 • S!M.'U. , 21 ·· Purdue 27 'Iowa . 31 • Kansas State • Am.ncan lnltrnallonal '• a""'""""'• BoWdoin. cOlor 20 16 13 24 Maryland ~~ I • Cali1C¥nia State , Ptnn. 7 • Oregon. ' 1 Eastern Michigan ·'Zl North Carolina ,~4 · . ''Oklahoma State 28 . Wake Forest 1 •·Southern Mississippi ' 30 . 1 .· 20 New Mexico 1 Other Gam••:. East • ~rr:'· NY 1 1o · 12 21 • Kent State 29 1 1 31 ~ 35 ' . • Hawaii Temple 1 ' 29 • L.¥" ".U. 25 , Georgi• Tech 1 • Florida state • Army 1123 1 ,, • Florida blerlc•s• ~~·· Rt. 7 et fiYe Pol•t• n. i2 • 1 • Duke Iii\: 555 PAll MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6611 . , • Brigham Yo\lnQ ' California . • Central Michig.an • ,I • Clemson , , · , • Colorado ,1 ' •A• An11rk11 CO.IM!IIJ S.nl11 VA·LLEY ..i.UMBER ,; · 1 Bowling Green •1 ,', FIVE POINTS liPlESS and DRIVE·THRU Friday, ·November 6th -and Saturday, November 7th, 1992 ·· tHE BOB H Atr Force • Akf0n1 t Alabllina • Baylor ·! The Dally Sentinel P8ge 1 • P.rescripti~n INGELS . . r-om•roy-Midclleport, Oh~ •• • • • .•• • • • • • •• • • • �• ... I Thu,_., NcMtmber5, 1812 Pomeroy ..ddleport, Ohio B7DAVEJIARRIS . Settdtlel Coo •NP ~~Meat .. The Mei1s Marauders will try and rebound from lasl weeks 30-2 Joss to Alexander when they host arc~ riv~ Belpre !n TVC football actton Friday ev~mgat 7:30. The winner of the game will receive the Jaycees Challenge Trophy, a traveling trophy sponsored JOintl y by the Meigs County Jaycees .and the Belpre Area Jaycees. . Tile Golden Eagles .own an 8-1 record and a 6-1 mark m the TVC. The only loss for the Golden Eagles was a 34-0 ~g at the hands of the Nel.sonv1lle-York Buckeyes. Belpre 1s ra~ed ~4!1'. in the latest state ratings m diviSion IV. Belpre is c~a~ he~ by Ralph Holder, Holder 1s 1n his 35th year of coaching, having been ill Belpre for 32 years. He has a 230-106-9 career record. including a 211-99-9 mark with the.Golden Eagles. The Golden Eagles have struggled of late, in last wc:eks 33-12 win over Federal Hocking, Belpre trailed 6-0 afler one quarter of play. But lhe Golden Eagles came Storm· ing back and sc:Ored four touchdowns in less than 10 minutes in tl\e second period for the difll:r- ence. . led by 6-1, 22 ~ pound ~eni~r dow.Lastseaaon,BelpreonPIPCf · by Ieff DeLong to defeat the evenin1 are Bryin Hoffm~n, One of the.~ tbiJ ~-linebleter Cur1 Shriver. Shriver. JJ looked to be str:loi' than the Mar..dcn 14-8. - -· Nlllhan Blilwn. MattO•'""*· Jun bas slrugJ!ed u IRJunes. Star liil· d!e 1-' blllllet 011 defenae and has Mlrauden. But It 1 five yard Senion clollng out their Clleet Pullins, Mike Welch, Mib Cre~ back Russ IIICOb was ~led 10 piclretl off four,PIIICI toucbdoWa run with 21 seconds left fr:. the iilliOOillild gold on Friday - , . Cadol MiaDI, Bat F~. undergo ~ surgel'f this week. Tile injury list c:ontinUCI ., pow · Stove Swatzell and Kevin L8mberL J~ played m only ~ JlllliC'I b!Jt fa Mite. llld the Mara!"'· · · Jn 1as1 Sunday's wri1c UJ1 of the earned the ~1143 llllles fr:. ~s ers. Heedi.. iiiiO lasl.-u:IIOII Mel a-Alexander J&me It was Y~ and n~ touchdowns. E';Ic Mike Cremeans, Mike Welch, ~that M-*' Headt Hud· Wtll!arns a qu!cl:: ~om~ .will Bryan HoffmiNI, David Fetty and son was thrown out of the game. stepJDtoJI!COh .s~tion. w~ Adam Wyatt all were out for the ·~a Hudson was NOT tbroWD out of· wbo was 1nel!g1ble ~be first SIX rest of .tbe season with injuries, ..... , b'-'" from Savoy, produced the conteSt, an Alexander player games has earned 33 tiiiiCI fer 276 Add to the list Iar~4l>Hill who By SCQn WOLFE ... ..,... that took a swing at Hudaon was yards and average of.8.4 yards a in~ 1m ankle 1as1 week and will Sfttt!MI COIItlf IIMcat the score lasl Saturday. . the one thrown ouL We epo1og1zc carry: Last .w~li: agat~st Fec!eral lRlSI the conltell. Hilla sophomore. Tho Baa tern Eagles' varsity Newark Cathohc is already fer this misatke. • Hocking, Williams cames 21 tunes has done an excdlcnt job as il·run· footbllllelill will ha~ 011 opjJCHlll· play-off bound delpile the fact they . for 213 yards and three touch- ninf back and defensive back for nity very few acbooll in the Stile Will get no points from Saturday's rU~~~:rE~O~F~O~Ht=o-,::0:: 111~AA11E=:=N':T:"1 downs. . Me1gs. Shannon Staats another of Ohio will ever have; to play the game, win or lose. In delerlblng OF INIUA.UtCE. CERtiFICATE OF Starling quarterback .T~dd sophomore who bas seen a lot of number one te1111 in the 11tate. The · Catholic's playoff chances, "The COIIPU•NCF. Tlllllllldtrdtllled. . Lorentz also hu had some InJury playing time is questionable Eagles of Coacb Pave Barr will ·. ~ .. -~.Dispetch" simply IIIIIICd, ....,......tofllwwa=af . . pr~blems. The 6-0, ,1S.8 po~nd because of l\ injury suffered last travel to NCWIIt Catholic to meet .._.. ..... af0hlo,......,M11111n lhlll JUI!Klf' is back after mlssmg some Week. · · . lhe Green Wave at 7:30p.m. Safur. Eilstern will try to contain die IIIDLAND NA110NAL LIFE ' action due to a broken hand. One bright spot for Meigs will day evening in Newark Stadium. Green Wave ground pme,lild cur- INSUAIICE co., o1 11- Folio, Lorentz has completed 2S of SS be the reium of junior Scott Peler· Newark Catbolic bas WDil seven · tail the outstanding 1*8 offenae. • - or Iouth .,..,.,.. . _ - attempts for 373 yards, last week son. Peterson a 6·0, 190 pounder of the last ten Class "A"« DiviOffensively; Barr says his club plied With lhe ihlll · he came off the bench to complete who missed the first nine games of sion V footbllll ciuwns in Obio and will go with what they've been sue• ••••••• 10 It &Ill 1e ~lllorlad four of seven for 55 yards and a the year will fill the full6ack and is the defendina Div. V Otampion. cessful with. Eastern's slllll bave .....,. . . ..,,..1 ,_ 10 ba 1 rl IOuchdown. If Lorentz can't go the linebacker slot of Cremeans. The The Green Wave is J'llll::ed num· improved steadily throughout the In .,.. · - Ita .,,,.,...,. louoisignal caller will be 6-0, 152 J]OWid Meigs· offense has SPUttered since ber one in llllhina: and IOta! offense season, and the experience gained •f ln.ur•"· llo flnanoW sophomore Jason WessOn. WCIIOII the loss of Cremeans and hopefuUy in i:entral Ohio, alOIIJ with cllim- this season should make Eastern a oonc1t1on 1e ..._ 1ttr Ita_.... has completed 25 .of 4. 7 for 346 Peterson can give the!D a jump ing t!Je top ir!divldual in better club next season. ell'l INIIIIO llltw liMn • fQIIruel fards. Their favorite receiver is 6- start. Scott finished third on 'the · )JI!SS!Ilg, recetving, and rushing. Eastern will utilize Wes en DIMntberlt; till: 0: 180 pound senior tighi end Alan team in tacldeslast season with SS Last week, Eastern faced the Arbaugh and Qtarlie Franc: is on Mnlllld ........ t,251,704,114.Gp Lelnoo, Lemon has caugbt25 pass- while staning at linebacker. number one-ranked team in West the nm, an area Matewan simply u.bllltleL.._;.....t,l!tl,2'10,241.00 es fr:. 3S4 yards. When these two teams meet you Virginia, the Malewan Tlgen, who shut down last wcel::. Tho Eagles ~urp~ue _ ____ On defenae the Golden Eagles is can thrown lhe recon1s out the win- claimed a 7().6 win. Eastern's per- hope to .put senior quarterback in lnrr1111 00 s..,.. . CINCiNNATI (AP) - The Shula said. "Harold has done a on long gains and his number move came naturally to Harold fme job, workinfl a6et practic:e and would be better." ' 'He;a running hard. It doesn't Green. The Cincinnati Bengals' during practice. lie's catching a lot running back simply hurdled of balls and is colilfortable doing iL ,"'atter if you're handed the ball or Cleveland's I:rank Minnifield for He was not comfortable doing that ~~~·hH1g it. He makes things an extra 10 yards. las.t year. He had a lot of drops. "It's just something that hap- This year, he hasn't had any." pens instinctively," Green said. Running backs coach Jim "You don't plan on iL It just hap- Anderson said Green's improvepens. It's something I've done mentisduetohardwork. since coming out of college. Some"It·'s a matter of concentration timer it works, sometimes it and emphasis," Anderson said. doesn't" "Anyone can make the easy,catch· The play last Sunday came on a es. He's maldJis the hard ones, too. screen pass as Green - all 6-foot- That's the mart ofa pro." 2, 222 pounds on him - headed , After the Cll'ly success of the upfield in a hurry. About the IS- Bellgals running llllaCt, teams have· yard line, MinnifJCid aimed his hel· tried 10 take away the run and foa:e met and shoulder pads at Green's the~npls 10 throw. knees. Green became airborne. Green's numbers confinn that: "We were calling him Air After three Jimes, Green had 322 Harold," Bengals coach Dave yards rusb1ng and 32 receiving Shula said. "li was a phenomenal yards. Since then, he bas 198 rush· play. He was going hard in traffic, mg and 132 receiving. · almost came to a stop and leapt · "They're throwing it 10 me and over Minnifield." I'm doing my best to catcb it," he It was all the more phenomenal said. "When the opportunity when you consider that two plays comes to me, I'm going to make before, Minaifield had go~~~ low to · ·th!i 111011 of II." ' cut down GleCII in the open field. · The Bengals are still pleased "Harold was able to remember with the way Green's running. tb8t and mate a tremendous play," "I think the yards are indicative ·Shula said. of what the defenses ate giving Pass receiving was the one part us," Anderson said. "Who knows of Green's game that bad the Ben- lake away a few of thoae penalties gals wuried when they headed into • this season with him as the featured ""-~:-..bacL . ~~~~==~----~ That's not the case anymore. Green leads the team in receptims 1~ NOVEMBER 1f2J . Sports briefs BuebaU NEW YORK (AP) - Chicago Cubs outftelder Andre Daw1011 and eight others nted ·for free agency, increasing the record total to 138. The 38-year-old Dawson hit .277 with 22 homers and 90 Rllls in the final year of a two-year conii'IICL Also filing were Toronto short· slOp Manuel Lee, Califoria pitcher Ben Blyleven, New York Yankees outfielder Jesse Barfield, Cubs third baseman Luis Salazar, Los Angeles pitcher Jay Howell and catcher Mike Sciascia, San Fran· cisco pitcher 'Scott Garrelts and Boston outftelder Steve Lyons. DEAR NO NAME: I share your ou""- aild fnullalion, bill ....n;ng ·-rob'6bery . • ' •· -...... ' · and guns in the hands of more r-· people After he was charged with all of wiD not solve the problem. It would, the above and released this man in fact, make it worse. rapCd l,deaf·mute ~.and th~ Guns do not ensure safety. They he raped another woman and merely mean people will get shot her c:ar. He is back in jail, but how And unfortunately, too often · much are you willing to liet that the victims are youngsters who . he will be out lin .the street lgain accidentally shoot each other or soon? innocent bystandeis. , How long will it. be before People become frustraled when vigilante justice takes over and they perceive the wheels of justice people decide to lake the law into turning too slowly~ sometimes their own · hands? How long will leaving those ace used of crimes out good people put up with ·this soit on the streets 10 commit additional of lunacy? If our citizens knew crimes. But the most . important that this was· ·oot an ·isolated case, aspect of our criminal justice 'tlw it happens all' the time; "they · system is that everyone is presumed would rise up and demand that innocent until proven guilty and is IIQmething be done. entitled to a fair trial. That musr Ann, you have the courage, the never be changed. What needs to be readership and the respect .10 gener- .changed, however, is the l~itb of ate change. I know you advocate time it takes to bring these people to laking guns off the street, but until justice. Thanks ftlr writing. criminals like this man are taken off Dear ADD Landers: Recendy I the street, peopie are going 10 need read a letter in your column about their guns. Will you help? .. NO gamo-show contestants who did not NAME NO CITY • know that there was a Notre Dame Stote ~~~a!•i:c~e:ea)~k~~ ~m't>:~e~~~ =10.::~.:.·:..~:':::-.~ ~ ' ' Famous fumbler John 'Stumpy" Thomason, who died of Parkinson's disease on April ZO, 1989, was the Georgia Tecb haUhack whose fumble in the 19%9 Rose Bowl against California set up the famous wrong-way run of Cal's Roy Riegels. Riegels' 80-yard-dash back to his own goalllne resulted in a safety that enabled Tech to win the game, 8-7. The lone Georgia Tech toucbdon was scored by Thomason. 075¢. . . l~~n$1'~~o~ I WALLPAPER nretqulllltr Bank One, it can stay a little closer to . ~~35t9 home. And be ready when the pickup decides WALLPAPER llrat q•IIJ Florence Ann Spencer read The Alfred United Methodi st .Women lllet recently at the church. ·accounts of October meeting of Sarah Caldwell gave the open- 1958 and 1962 of Alfred UMW. ing prayer followed by Litany on Gertrude Robinson led the World Thank Offering program, the Purpose by Nellie Parker. Mrs. Parker reported on the "Ecumenism and Peace with all annual UMW meeting and on taking part in reading and discusEnrichment Day. She read a thank- sion. Collection will be sent to you letter from Bernice Carpenter, World Thank Offering. . district vice-president. Thirty sick Thelma ·Henderson served slopcalls were reported. PY ~ and squash pie during the Mar\ha Elliott reported on let· SOCial hour to Charlotte VanMeter, ters received from ~s in mis· Martha Elliott, Nellie Parker, sion: Donna K. Campbell , 1owa, Martha Poole, Sarah Caldwell and aild Lynn Fogleman, Kansas. Mrs. Aorence Spencer. Campbell~ s letter told of Methodist The next meeting will be a church work in Louisiana follow- Thanksgiving potluck meal on - ing Hurricane Andrew. Nov. 17 at the church. E-veryone is· Martha Poole had the prayer cal- 10 bring Thanksgiving thoughts for endar and chose Henrietta the program. Reynolds, .in laity service, Hast· ings, Neb. STATE OF 0110, DEPAAT1ENT Thelma Henderson gave the OF ..IIJAAIICE. CEA11RCATE OF missions report on Churches in COIIPUAIICE. Tile undlrelgned, Solidarity With Women which lu~•~1tlnillld olln~~~~r•.. of . . emphasized that women often bear llllto of Ohio, lllnby oMiflee lhll the results of society's wrongs and AIG UFE INIUAAHCE COMPANY. the progress being made to l!elp of Wllmlnglo!l, lla16 of them. .... -plld with ............. that Tuesday is a good day to die. At ~$4!!_9 Bank One, we always want to be in a position . ~$· 6~9 , to do "Whatever it takes" to help you out the day you need u5. Like today maybe. Del_.,. Harrisonville news .... $599 "' 9.99~ BANKEONE JOANNA ROLLER SHADES Buy One· GET ONE FREE 'Pornaror TbuNCIIy, Noveriler 5 2:00 P.M.III7:00 P.M. ..Give 1M GilL. thiL.CU..Mv..- WALLPAPER AND BLIND SHOP IIIIIOIIIAL -IAmOACII ON IWIFIIII Aft., 'AIIItllllaUMI Mon.·Frl. "li · . Sal....130 · - 1·1 -- 304·428·1065 - . 1-800-()77-4994 AI 101 a..IIIJ • IIG lnd'o 100E.IWn..,...ln - - ....... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 4:00 P.M.·7:00 P.M. S7!!RSON The honQrees were each presented with an engraved silverplate tray from the church. Also remembered during the service were those of the church family who died since last All Saints Day as well as several others who had been instrumental in the life of the church in the pasL " Following the morning worship service a carry-in dinner was · enjoyed. PWSTAX SONYA'S COUNTRY KITCHEN 3rd Street 'I ' ' Alfred UMW give reports Or the price of real estate in Tokyo. Or if its VINYL BLINDS 18 • GIANT WALLETS SEAFOOD BUFFET ' ~~ LEVOLOR. 32 · WALLETS The Racine United Methodist Church· celebrated All Saints Day Sunday by recognizing six families of current "saints" in the church. The families were chosen for having given long-term service to the church through their attendance, membership and support Recognized were Ralph and Dorothy McKJ:nzie, Harold and Margery Roush, Orion and Kate Roush ,. Gladys Shields, Pete Shields and Bill and Louise Stew- WINNERS • CHster Elementary 100 percent club winner are, 1-r Eric MeCarllley, Abbie Chevalier; Adam WID and tblrd grade te~cber, Mrs. Martie Baum •.Tbis studeat iacentlve program is spoosored b7 tbe Rural Schools Demonatntlon Project. about coffee futures in Brazil. WALLPAPER sg 99 ~DA 4 • 5 • 7t All Saints Day held •·" .UIOuoiMr 4 - 8•10t last concert roc the 1992 season spollSOI'I!d by the non-prortt all volunteer organization, The Blues, Jazz aad Folk Music Society. · arL likes doing. It <;an spend its time worrying WARNER WALLPAPER 2 · 11•14t addressed, long, busJness-SIZe envelope and a chec/c or money order for $3.65 fthis includes postage and handlmg) to.: Teens, c/o Ann LlJnders, P.O. Bo}{ 11562, Chicago, l/1. 60611-0562. (In Canada. send $4.45.) HILLBILLY BLUESMEN TO COME. Roy Book Binder and tbe Hillbilly Blues Cats will perform a concert at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19 at Hotel Lafayette, Marietta. Tbls Is the BORDERS , NOTHING lLU TO au Y J!J IHI Of POSIT BAlfiNC£ 'I? •; . . in Indiana as weD as ooe mParis. I watch the same game .show rqularly, and a. few months ago, I hC!lrd the f~llqwmg: . "What did God g1ve to Moses?" No one knew. . "What two states starting with tile letter 'M' border the Dakow1" l:'lo o~ ~w. , . . •• FillJD: ·-- --· IS the soul of wtL No one knew the answer, and when it was proyided, a conteStant asked, " Wha . t's brevi""" . '' ' I was so astounded that I~ · these examples down, and now IS the perfect time to pass them along to you.-- DJ.D. IN S~SOT~ , . DEAR D.J.D. : Shocking,, 1sn t u1 On the other hand, I ha.ve heard ·several contestants on "Jeopardy" come up with answers 10 (\uestions. I ~ould never respond to m a m1lhon years. I have conclud~ that we~ all ignorant-but on different SUbJects. . . Gem ~f the Day (Credit Wmston Churchill): Too often when men s~umble over the truth, they tend 10 p1ck ~mselves up and hurry off as 1f noth~ng happened. Feel111g pressured to havf St1fl . How we/1-infor~d are yo~. Wnte for Ann LlJnders ,t;oolclet Stx and rhe Teen-ager. Sen~ a se.lf· Abank has tG decide what it WALLPAPER lltot 'l""lllr NO AODITIONo\L PIUNTt ANN LANDIIIIII Doe's" charges: 888l'8Vated assault, burglary, mail tbeCt, assault with a deadly weapOn, reckless endangerment, assault on police auto theft. ..;..;.,;""police . unlawfui Oi""t, rape 60 IN a Landers the system. Here is a partial list of "Johnny S.~:hs=:r:~: ~~~~~·~:IC.f:Y.:. ~-~=~:S:: Brian Bowen and Robert Reed WITNEII wttEAEOF, I have the season, and moat of:he"fast as they are the quarterbacks of .the . Cot-a-, Ohio lhle,.., 111111 ••· several seasons. lnl99l, the Tigers future at Eastern. July 1,1111. were class ''A" champion. Savoy's favorite targets are HAROLD T. DURYEE, Eastern Wa~ only the second seniilr receiver Jeremy Bitc:ldey, • • · DIRECTOR team to score on Matewan this sea- Pat Newland, Charlie Bisaell, and \ ~~ •upertll•ndmt 1011; l'at Ney.oland's ~!DOVes on · Roberi Reed. ~•• ,. W ol,lne.wa 70-yard pas~ play frotri Reed, and G8111i: time fs '7:30. · of 0!110 . . . Ann /. :i!:.::=~~:e:r:Cn~ ~All gals' offense. He has 683 total yards- 519 rushing, 164 receivJDg - r:. 34 percent of the team's total outpUL "He's really hl!S come on," Dar Atul Ludera: I am enclosing a document «Wailing the crimes of one man wbo bas been arrested and releaiCd repe.,ly. 1 feir tbiJ 0!11' criminal juslicc system doeS nOthing but'put criminals back into .,_,GII.GO ----•·•=·•• the West Virginia State rankings. .- Reader seeks Ann's help to bring attention to the justi~e system Newark Catholic to host Eastern •ID Sat urday fj le pedm:mers · Thursday. November 5,1992 Page 9 • law•., Bengals' Green contributing.34% of team's yar4s with runs, catches The Daily Sentinel~- By The Bend Meigs to·finish 1992 campaign with home game against Belpre Whatever it takes: . lW«CNE, A.ThfNi NA ~T fDIC. Sunday gueslll of Pauline Atldns were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nighswander, Clinton; Mrs. Joyce Taylor, son, Robert and Andy, daughter, Catherine, Kent; Mr. and Mrs . Robert Jewell and Cheryl Lynn, local. Thursday dinner guests of Pauline All::ins were General Earl E. Anderson, Vienna, Va.; and Mark Andenon, McLean, Va. . Mr. and Mn. Raben Lee, Mansfield, -Thursday luests of Mn. Norma Lee. Friday guests were Mn. Richard MclCnilht lild lisler • westerYiue. I . Mil. Plulinc Aikin• was a Friday dinner 1uea1 at the home of Mr.. aDd Mrs. Wi1llain Diles, Athens. MIMIC McGrath, Tile Plains, visited SIIUrday afternoon wilh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire. ., . ·' 1· ~ Cl1992 BANC ONE CORPORATION Allioaru art subjwto crtdil approvaL •Offer good on J6·mvnth loans up tv $5,000.. 150 prtpaidJin anu cha rgt will impa£1 tht ratt. For <xam~t. on a loan of S5,000 for 36 months, tht payments would bt t161.J2 with a rat< of 9.J1%(9.99%APRI. Mtmmum loan amount tdl,500. Offtrtxptrts Novtmbtr JO, 1992. • ' WE'VE JUST SEVERAL LARGE·SHIPMENTS OF SOF. LOVESEATS, SECTIONALS AND CHAIRS. GREAT NEW FABRICS AND STYLES! YOU'LL LIKE OUR HIGH QV~LITY AND LOW PRICES! All Sofas, All Loveseats, All Recliners and All Seetionals Are Now On •t.tl sppl"+ll to IMd II ...... lad durlntl lhe ourrent yew 16 Iron_. 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Mrs. Helmsley had sought to be declared eligible for parole before she serves one-third o'f a four-year sentence tax evasbl, or 16 months. U.S. District Court Judge Thomas P. Griesa denied the request Wednesday. The 72-year-old billionaire businesswoman was imprisoned April 15 following her 1989 convicbon. She is now at the federal prison in Danbury. Conn. : , . Slack t 20401, 4 d0011, sedan, lmnt • . ;· wheal driVe, 4 Cfl., air, auto., PS, PB, : powerwindows,powauea~-lo;l<s • . · · tilt wheel, ~tM'M radio, roar win. deJog. ~~ ~•.. director and former resident and pastor, was guest speaker. He spent the day with members. Special music was provided by Donna Grueser and Judy Riley at the piano. During the evening, Mart and Denise Michael, presented a puppet program, "Mas tors Messeogers." With other participants Tricia Richards, Chrissy Williams, Christy Mills, Tracey Grueser, Nancy Marlow, Rachael Ashley. 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Dale Colburn gave tile prayer and special acknowledgement was given to Mr. and Mrs. Oene Moine and son, Joel, Wadsworth, who were JRseDt f~r the service. He is a brick mason with Yotefellows and he spent time in the area laying brick at the church. He resided at the Herschel McClure residence. Fred Hill, state missionary .$2I 995 .. CASUAL DRESSES- ~ ·. windows, power seat, power · locki, till wheel, ct11ise, AMIFM radio, rear win. defog. Sale! SHOP DOWITOWII ot..apw-ve Wllcome oSmllt Down ,.,...ani Holda ~· :. Stock I 301063,4 dooro,sadan, . V-8, air, auto., PS, PB, power · NOW W~GWfll * NOW The Lydia Council of the Brad- for the Wednesday Youth Group. · ford Church of Christ met recenUy at the church. . · Mrs. Janice Felly opened the meeling with prayer request Prayer was given by Karlita Stump. Devotions were on Christopher Columbus by Janice Fetty. Scripture used was from Mallhcw. Officers reports wen: given. Karlita Stump reported on the trip 10 C!QciiiiWi lhble CoUeae where six members 1111ended a Christmas craft workshop. Mn. Fetty dwlked everyone fa' lbeir help with the women's retteat. · The women's fellowship for October was held at the Dexter Church of Christ with Mrs. Jennifer Sheets the speaker. Bradford had devotions. · Final plans for the Lydia Christmas dinner· were announced. The dinner will be Dec. 14 at Shoney's Restaurant in Point Pleasant, W.VL •Those auending.an: to meet at Bradfml at6 p.m. to car pool. Paula Pickens and Sherry Smith an: in charge of November communion. Sunshine Jtifts for October were given to PearT and Clara Gilkey. Lydia Council agreed to purchase a larger puppet kit to be used Chrislnaas • ~·~~~mW!~N' I ' *** *** *** *** *** * ' ,, 1 . �PIGJ 12-The Dlllly SenUnel p n•• . z.,~ a; ---Laurel Cliff community news--,• Mr. aad Mn. Jason Gilmore spent a few days in Sylvania as gUCJU of Rev. and Mrs. William Williams. They also auended the Pllllldlin show mCirtlcville. . ~ Mr. .00 Mrs. Steve Eblen and : · Mr. .00 ·Mrs. Harry Clart spent Sltunlay It B~ Island. Mn. RUib Douglas II Columbus spent the weetend wilh her modltz, Mrs. Emma Pox. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman MidJaelJ SlltU!day. A baby shower was held at the FRIO Medwxti• Onuch few Zacbary • Scott, son ofMr. and Mrs. Scott : B111011, FortCamDbell. Ky. ' Mrs. Ann Mash entCnaincd with • ~y party for Bob Maab 11117 •·Charlcee J• t 1011, Bobby, Salisbl!ry, S.C. Goes1s wore Mr. and ~rs . .Bob Mash, Bobby and _Christy,~- and Mrs. aF _, 7 811~0 S 5 ;, . • .• '. " "I " Delta Kappa Gamma meeting held· AIJia ~<>..-.Delta = . !t 11 G••. met recently at Mr. .a Mrl. Ill.- Va' .... . Jllal..cldiF ill7a1 H gen vis~ lit. ud lin.. Pa.r A 71111llt:.er waslei'Vecl with Marr.~. JwiJ Sa au Jiria1 the in\'Otllion~ Da w· wae &11 flowen and 1 s.t 4 F£waa were rulcn aod i far palliD cbip IIICb. Pwliaaeawian Susan Eill, · !If ·~r officers, conh I J tile wiM •. Ida Mao c..bThe lft'Wf' . . pa 7 11J llee. w..: 1Jr Dim Plrtloc, was L . !:; ~1lillt -ill"" ' Slie. was presented a red Baa-Le•ieiaO.Diid...... - .... llle ClCJllld'blllions of tho Wayne Pullms lild 1011,1rue, Mrs. Rock Springs Better Health e• Club members make donations =-... .,zr;- ., witt,_ Helen Blackston hosted the October meeting of the Roct Springs Better Heallh Oub. Dorothy Jeffers presided and 0 2 opeacd tho meeting with the Lord's B•••••....... C Prayer and the Pledge of Aile· in Anll _. Lcp,• DDI"*J .Jef. lers, MWUt Caues Sllia&ks,• giance. . Frances Gcoaleia. ~ Officen reports wore given. 1 . . Devotions were given by Louise Bearhs on Fall Prtllnisos, Autumn Beauties,• ud qpe Dii1111, Years, My Table Garden, Frost "E.xadde..a ._..__. 11lo Nos ": • will be Paucn and Red Red Geraniums. Lenora l..eifbeit sent sevaal get at the ~~~Mae ofFt• c~p;. well cards to people in the commu- wilh pllas bc:ilw -.le b die sD and shut-ills. I o-ir IIQIIIs will nity. . . . . . . . Bld:Soverll donations were made to haft the , the American Luna Association, IIODGiep•wAttoedi. FA cs GacMarch of Dimes and e-ta Seals. The fall meeting of Church glein, Relea Blacbbla, Suie Women United will be Fridaf at 1 Mall\. Apes DiJM, DIM.., .Jef. Louix · a-.s, I mora p.m. at tho Enterprise United fers, '.<L-! u:.......;. w••w ··~ • L~'~'"!Zt . . . :...1 Methodist Chwth. • Thursd8y, Nowmber 5, 1112 0111o v...-...· ,_., M.,, -caws Mrs. Will, due to ihe il1aea of comm~ chlirman. ~~~ a lef!Oil Saadrs Nodruff, president, con· on nauonal !Cacber ceruficauon ductod tho meetin&. She lhaalted and pvc lwlcl-out theets. • • tho hosteu committee. A thank. Pauline Burson 1cd die sma~g you card was read from Carol of Halloween songs Including Eberts. Esther MaerUr lhlnbd the Grett Punl1ltln II Comins to Town lfOUP of the card sent to ber and and Up in ihe Pum_Ptin ~ her husband. The group signed The next meetilll will be Nov. Jijmclabip cards for c.olyn Smith, 16 at 6:30p.m.~ die~~ Jody Houler and s.ndra Nodrufr. in Wollston. A silent auc11011 will · The legislative committee be held. . . . .. ~ aanouoced a protest .nst vioAttending frolll Me1gs County 1ence oo television. and munorality were Martha G!eenaway, Nellie on Nov. 13. Parka-, Gay Peuin, Carolyn SnowCarolyn Snowden, research den, Rosalie Story, Sandra Tillis and Becty Zurcher. ' • • •' • MoN. \hru FRI. 8A.M.-5P.M. - SAT.IJ.-12 . II 1 b ; ol the late Walter ~)_.Edna Oiler Gilmore - rec.-IJ Ill lhe Rock Springs G 1 lil!lbammim . AUC~f."';:re Jessy Ward, l.alptile; . Wood, Middle· pan; Emie, !lreuda. Pam, Kim and A!ic:ia llagy. Hubert and Judy Wolfe,. !tim, Douna and Dennis <m.am,.::.con. Eblin, Fred ZCi&!a:. RDinlllld Zelma Gilmore, Tuesa Payne. aU of Pomeroy: Jenny Damioo, Middleport; Corey Hatfield, Racine; Sia and Heather Wile, 1enity Haym~~~, Miclclloport Calvin and Sarah Pickens, Jesayca Hatfaeld, Raymol)d, Debbie, Tars, Jeff and Myca Michael, Racine; Nancy Manley, R.~ and TIIICy Lawson and Stephanie. Middleport; Byron, Connie, Matt, Mi~h and . Moranda Gilmore, Sandy Gilmore. Richard Kennedy, Jerry, 'r!"'my and Nikki Andrus, Joe and Penny Tasso.r, all of Columbus; Keith Gilmore, Delaware; Bonnie Corbin, Scott and Erick Payne, John and Linda Jeffers, New Haven, W.Va.; Ph111ip Donaldaon, Tim Michael. MinenVille· Dw7ene and RICk Stewart, Bradbury; JOIIUI Wise. Bria.n, Becky aad. Jessica Durham, Rutland; Man, Linda Gilmore, Cbrittina Gilmore ,Pageville. . · ' ~ . ••·. •• ~ ·•, . ' e •• ' •• t •'' .. • •\ . :· ' l·' ..!;: : REEDSVILLE • The Olive Township Trustees will meet Tltunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Shade Ri\'el' Stale FOiestry Building. 'j rn. - day at 7 p.m • .at the Carpenter's ffal1 in Pomeroy. . • : • : : FRIDAY RUTI.AND • There will be a danc:o at tho Rutland American I qpon Hall on Friday from 8 p.m. 10 midailht with millie by Jearlnie and the Wolfe Pack. Public invited · ' TANDY chainnen m: 111 111111:1a 6:30 p.a 8 1l POMEROY ·ltoJII Oil uDClub will bo1d a tlaKc s..nlaJ from 8-11 p.m. • RoJII o.t Pm;. Music will be powided by 0:' h Columbo. l ' i ,( s....,- 0 l ~ !' ~ mofe -and Heuy Roe. l a • u O'Bryant. paslllr, illtila die ~ ­ lie. •.....,.z Mff 641 MIDI>I..EI'aU'- ~~c;•:r Lilic Olrb1ian Scftonl, ... ,, • ... die dinner, Suilday; 111 3 p.a in .the schoolladoooa. Cost is $3.50 for eat-ia or $3.25 b any. OUL Call 992.QA9tu GET RESIJLTS - J'.UT! l • ..... al tl1e action, live and unedited • 30-50, J38..t7•. 380'512 MHz l'ltlg. 121.11 120·400 9 ..._ 11- Help ll'aatocl 12- Si-tloao 11'utad 12-.lu,..._ 1+- BuolaOao Tralal"' 15- Selooola a IDI!tru<llOn 16- Roclio, TV a CB Repair 17-MloeeiLu.oou 18- Waaled To Do Auction 9- Wanled Iii Bu1 Bl'LLETI~ B().\RD BULLEtiN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M, DIY iEFORE PUBLICATION ~UNDAYS 949-Raeioe 742-RIIIIoad 667...Coohllle "&95-IAio,. 937-Baft"alo 56- Pet. for Solo 57- M111icall..- , . F.,.;,. a ·vop~a~>Jeo For Sale or Tndo I \l i \1 'l 1'1'1 II.' ,\ I I \ I ·' I I I! 1, 32- Mo~ilo Romeo for Sale 33- Fa..... f.. Sale 'I"P FOREVER BRONZE . ,TANNING Bailon Rd.., laciae o...~.. ·~•1•1· tfNUMIJED TANNING AREWOOD FOR SALE 26MIIz IBBIX EN:JUTE• t:Bil'li a 5 7 " • AdDI!tllllliL--on il AC failS ..... ZU5K~2741 ....,..... ...., & Er&IU IIICIAIE/ Ill ':crt lJIJlly • 21 carols • 100 lighls 11!11-2729 PC wltll 111MB 11ft lll'lrB Tandy 2500 RSX-HD M a lnchldes 24 euy-IO•Use pre· installed programs • Butll·1n 60MB hard drive M MS·DOS 5.0 a 1 MB RAM • 3'h" 1.44MB floppy disk drive • Digilal audio • Available al over 6600 locations nalionWide SEVENTH ANNUAL ARTS & CRAFTS SALE Maiga Co. Senior Center Mulbeny Heights, POJ1MifOY Friday. November 6 . 10A.M.-6 P.M. ' I Everyday Low Price-Monitor Extra "25·1621 '*" .,. ,... \ - '. -. -f25·o4045 - llf ltfl " 'fiR labl.lllf• ... ,..., I I ~ " " · · f25·5 137/422e \ I ''t .• ' •• ,.. . "LEARN TO DANCE!' Funl EU¥1 GIMI.Exen:IMI (MotiCiayJ Pl PIHunl Youfl c.n..r p.m. (lAtin) .Rumba. Cha.cha, Ia.~ Mennguel Slmba I. TlftiiO. .... p.m. (Bdroom) Fox Tro~ Swing. I WilD!. Pob. p.m. (Country WtMIII) 1'Aallybtolllky Dance, Eltctrlc .Sidt. Two s.p, Boot Scootln' IBooc--. TIIU Wdz. Cov.tloy Pab, Pob; .,,. ,,... ,,.., ... ' ~,.,.,c.. Cll1411% ~ ·Fetilurtng: B cp IIJ can till II mablle lwu 1 • • 1 ,. · -.--~ ............. ---..... --- 'nllrea.._drMID;J... theM han I YOillllle .JIIU... CUT 87% •.•, AMIRII,_ r-• r aFtw fUft..-.- ~ LfS F1C.... a For VCR,·TV, ludio, more .......... f11i-1102 • Jull 8·ouncet llahl Rog. IUI f12·1tli IColb!"a¥ed Toe, .... ,..... t:IIT n,. Cowboy CM.cha, Flying EJghl. Tulh I<Tu•a~) Pl "'--t Yllllth a-.. p.m. (Clogging) Chlldrwn 1ge -4 ,.,, ..• at , ,.. Ill H1rdwood, s......d, 1:00 P,M. $40.00 I load Factory 12 delivered. (614) 992·5449 SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL Au,... for Sale Truebf.. S.Ie 41- Ho- fo• Raal U- Mobile Do- ior Real u.....F..-..fo•Raa• 44for R•t ~FunolohedRoo.. 46- S- for R.,, 47- 'IVaaled 10 Ileal U- Equi,_..l for Real •LIGHT HAULING Vo1111 A41VD'o MotorcJc:l. Boa~o •FIREWOOD a Mo1+1n for Sale BILL SLACK 992:2269 Aulo Puto A A-uol'leol AulO R!OJMU c...-.Eqlf 49-FtrL..o . I8 ·~-sz;... SporllaJGoocle 51 ,.. 82- Pl-lliat a Hoaliaf 83-E.....a,.. 84- Eleclrieal.t Rofr·ipn•tlo~ Cenoral Haulinf Mol>ilo Bo,.o Repair 53-~liq- 54- Mile. Morcheadioe 55- Buildl,.. Suppn.. • USED RAILROAD nES ... I HI H I ... Uphol+tery BP OIL CO. HOME HEATING OILS DIESEL FUELS • GASOLINE$ We Deliver In. • • Gallia, Meigs, Mason and Surrounding Counties 4-4·92-tftt GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. EVERY SATURDAY 6:30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shot Read the Best Seier Read the . Strictly Enforced Clf\SSIFJED f\05 ll&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING 1·800·598·5654 or 614·446·1157 HAULING SERVICE ,_.,.ow. 36970WI•IIIII PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATEME~EWEA . BASEMENTS & ·. HOME SITES HAULING: Limestone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal MOTHERS AT HOME Chrlstmu Income! (614) 37W153 11-12 •nd 6-10 m EMy work from home. No cuh .a-t up. St.t . t - Mel you'llnever lulve to worry about · Chrl8tniu money agt~lnllncomelhat keep• going when you can't. (114) .37H153 Um·12pmand 6pm·1Dpm Help Wanted OVERBROOK CENTER Has Par;l·llme 7:00 to 3:00 and 3:00-11:000penlngs for State Tested Nurse's Aides. Salary based on experience. . For More Information · .Contact Karla Hunter PH. 614·992·5591 12·5-tfn BISSELL & BURKE . CONSTRUCTION eNawHomes· eGeragos eComploto Remcd•li•g •LIMESTONE • BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • VInyl Siding . New Garages • Replacement Wfndowa Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES EXCAVATING and TRACIUtUE·WORK ' AVAIL.ASLE • SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITES, LANDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES 992·3838 CARPENTER SERVKE ~-· ..11oM -4utllr Wort! -Stotttaal ..... Plumi!Jno ::::::::::. Extorlor !;nlWATU) Y. C. YOUNG Ill 992:6215 Pa••lllf, OWo t1-l!.Q2 ••tl JU TIEE fEIIEUL SEIYICI ''-:t~ ·-w~ ~~'""w.::: L... -lit tl DcleMr. Frtt E.-...t-742·2UG D.l.'s 614-992·2548 CRAFT CLASSES 0c1. 29, 6:30 11m: , "Lunch Ba•kel" $14.00 . All Scales • VIntage & CoUtclabll Nov. II, 6:30 r,m: "Pie Nov. 4, 6:30: "Dried Material Swag" Call the Trolley Slat ion tor mo,.lnfo. YOUNG'S 21121112/lfn TROLLEY STATION CUFTS 10 ................... rt 985·4473 667:6179 2-7·92-lftt (lo Sunday Callsl BULLDOZE_-:! 1_BACKIIOE s::.G~~Y ~~le: ES 614:949:2101 949·2160 or 915,3839 I Stop&Co:r• FlEE ESn VQuchers We :SAND :GRAVEL •DIRT 10.12-'112 tfn OVERBROOK CENTER · Has Part·llme Openings For CNA's. 165·585 Tho price hoi"- rad,..d lo $18,i00 ond financing ol "' lo 80% ol pun:tpooe - miiY bo . . , . _ ,... qualljlng ...... • ton to bur wry rQ ~ on. 3~ aaw In -~~ Ritclno. • BR, 3 b - . 2 _ . , ronlod 1 BR opt Property inclldoo oq. n. larm •.aoo bldg. lat.._.. .. C.l81>4-t82·71041or • 1Oo'12JJI2 TOYS Dl RACINE MOWER CLINIC Box 894-W•• Ally RAONE. 07110 (f9r-fy lag!. R. . 5tMI 1....1 PARTS & SERVICE , Mowers • Cl11111 HW1~· 1 • •Wetdaalers 614:949:2804 Set splay At .. QUAUTY PRINT SHOP 255 Mill Street Ml,~f:'~!::" Evonlnga 114-742-3020 10113182 IL_ _ _,..2~~!!j 1Cif2CII2/1 mo. 1'---'"!"-..,;.;;.;.;;.;;;.~ I" DAVIDSON'S PLUMBING ·Ptum!llng •••••• ;JI' 289041H4i•• CreokRocd IIW41t,on, Olllo 614·992·7144 . CELLULAR Aulha+lnd Agan1 fOTALLY AUTOMOnYE PERFORMANCE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * ....... . •FREE INSTALLATION• Wllh any phone purehlhrough ~oiler 31 Service rate• from $111.116 per month. lncluclee 180 mlnul• of off-peak ..r time. LeMing av•llable from $15.00 per month. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL KEN RIGGS AT ' • Adjuata-liit• display lloi. ' '" &-26-"t2·lln SHOOTS SUNDAYS Seocl a Fortilio.. li I \ 1· \I ' 11 FrHEatlmatu FIREWOOD . FOR SALE 101291'11211 MORRIS GARAGE DOOR SERVICE R-Illa. Common:lal RACINE GUN CLUB GUN GaJJge Choke 1391 SaH•d Sdtool.R~. ~. Galllptas, Ol1lo ·"Cal(614)446-94t6•1-IOG-I72-5967 lawn Mowing, 949-2826 10.2·'92 l!t!l!l!lng & Cooling Fertlllzl"g, Weeding, ~500 Hay& Crala YOUNG PEOPLE Do you need a atart In life? 18 yra and up. Eern u muc~ u you wllllt, full or ,..lime from your · home. No cah • ln-lmenl, be your ownboN,-·H you·,. atilt a etudent Thla Ia lneomelhal IMpegolnawhen you. don't 949,2391or 1·100·137· 1460 and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trlmmlna & Re"!!!)'al u-~ock ~B.. ;_, BuildU.,. 19761NTERNAtiONALBUS 35 passenger, PIS, PIB, auto. trans., 318 cu. in. engine, good cond~ion . Phone 304-675·1995 CHRISTMAS AUCTION NEW MERCHANDISE Nov. 6, 7 pm at the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. O.n Smith, Auctioneer. Refreshments will be served. KEVIN'S lAWN MAINTENANCE Qwallty Hi Effidacy Air COI.Iiolers, Heat P.emps, f1111C1Ces & Now WaFer Heaten. Waated to Buy 35- Lo11 a Acreap 36- Real Ulale Waalad \I I I; I I I \\I I I ... I . 12:00 Noon Factory choke 12 gauge only STARTS LICENSED and 80NOED 1·100.77WIII • 614 117-6111 lotte 50'• C11lt... II II -Fri. 11 8flls7 pm; 643-.bol.la Dlat. 379-'IValaul A,..._, f l~ r-~==~~==~-FOR SALE: and 2:30p.m. IDpilce• 7 a HOMES 1143-Portlood 247-Lota,. F.U.. J SUNDAY POMEROY • F"IISI S.dlera Baptist Onm:ll. 1etinol, through Fridq wilh Jes AIJi... COOLYILLE ( . I ': 1· -2-laM-.y ~1 ' 2-"--ealo 4-.Ci.,..way 5-BappyAde 6-L.tuciFoUDCI • 7- Loot oad Fouad I I 8- Public Solo It Am!IS&SX"' I i!S ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF: ' ~tes are for consecutive runs, broken up days will be charged for each day as separate ads. • GALLIPOLIS - M•• Woodmen of Ame •i • C'alip NIL 7230, Burli11gbam, will line a dillwcr Sunday froaa 10 2 p.a. 11 POIJI!T PLEASANT. W.VA. • Dale's SlbUijlbfJord ill <'..ppjpotis Liberty Mountaineers will perform · COli is ·$2.50. · Saturday at the Senior Citizens Center in Point Pleasant, W.Va. RACINE. Twtcy' r , .. Sunday, II a.ns., Sc•at..:.. Hip TUPPERS PLAINS- Cnift and ScboOI. $4.75adaln,$ldlilllial.. bake sale, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 ':i! $ .42 $ .60 $.05/day I SALEM CENTER • Sw 675-1'1. ~.. 458-Looa 576-Apple c..... 773-M882-New Ha•ea ler $.30 ' Gnllge llld Slar .J.iorO. 1 wil meet Sltunlq a 7:30 p.a a die grange ball a oar SU:. Ceala". Potluct Sappel' will foUow die meeting. AU meabers BJCCl to auend. Offic:crs _. aw•iuee a $ .20 1 . POMEROY • BIJ. Bend Srem· Monthly $4.00 $6.00 $9.00 $13.00 .$1.30/day 1 • wheel Asaocla~on will meet Thurl- I 985 Over 15 Words I a.,_ . 10 j be.._.., ....... . 15 15 15 15 15 1 3 6 Rate I · ROCK SPRINGS • The Salisbury Township Trustees will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the township p.m., St. Paul United Methodist RACINE • Dana Saai... Church in Tuppers Plains. Sub Gilben. W.Va.. wil pcdaa s-prag~ sandwiches will il1so be available. day •7 p.m. . . . . . . a • TUPI'ERS PLAINS -·The Tup. of God, Mile Dill ....,_ •• • 1 pers Plains VFW Post No. 90S 3 SYRACUSE • Syracuse Ele- · Revival wiD Ladies Auxiliary will meet Thllfll- mentary will hold its fall carnival Nov. lS with Broda llrJ" ua, day at 7:30 p.m. lnspectioo will be Satll"day. A soup dinner will begin Marieaa. Services, 7pa.lli&ldJ. held and dues are payllble. at S p.m. and games will be held from .6-8 p.m. There will also be CHES'IER - 0.... s.i6 wiFF POMEROY • There will be a entertainment perform at CheSICI' Nazan:ae girl scout 1eadets meeting Thursday Onu'Oh Sunday il 10:4!5 aa. Ntat the Trinity Church. HENDERSON, W.VA . • The lie invited. Gallia Twirlers Western Square . BELPRE • Friendship Night fll" Dance Club will ho7d a dance SatPOMEROY • Hii!Qde F11ptUt Oillrict 13, Daughrets of America, urday from 8·11 p.m. at the Hen- Otun::h will ba'IIC lila s-will be Thursday at the Belle derson Community Center in Hen· dayat6p.m.widi "?! •ofGod, Pnirie Council, Belpre. A potluck donon, W.Va. Roger Steele will be God's LiU1e • ' ' -.... , , tupper will begin at 6 p.m. fol- the caller. . The Redee111cd Qunct. B!aad loWed by meeting. All district omCovenant IIIII Li1171 Ji 1"1111i1: • cers to be inscalled are urged to . MIDDLEPoRT • /4, slate plint- inviled.,J- R. Aaee Sr..... 1 lllllld. mg class will be offered by tho lhe public:.• RACINE - Racine American ; Lopon Poll 602 wiD meet Thurs· • day It 7:30p.m. Words 1 il.s.adaJ . and Nov. I-' Ill 2 p.a ICatJ.yn M •-sis · CD 811 the cost is :SIS Wilb ·7 plied. Call 992-2242 or 992-';;1] 10 register. Pomeroy. --~RATES Days '•• Middlepoit Ads 0 992-JIJddleport/ S67-Chealtin · ~88-'\'lalOa 24S.:IIlo Cnade 256-4;uyaa Dlat. •.The Area's Number l Marketplace I' I. :. ~~====~==========~==========~========~~======~==~==~ ~alilpolla L--------------~=------=====d:--~==================~--==-r .~' CLUB Gallla County . Melp CODDty MMon Co., WV Area Code 614 Area Code 614 Area Code 304 DoJIJ .~•,• Community calendar Yud S..._ GUN SHOOT FORKED RUN SPORTSMAN Cloaifisd page• cover lhe · follou;ing telephone e:rc,.ange• ... . • A_ cJMoirlod oc~•...-..., plooocl 1a ..._ C.Dipollo Daily TriiHuoe (anp1 Clueillod D;,ploy, a,.u.- Card or r-1 • Nolioeo) w1llalio appoor ill the Poial Pleuaat Bop,... oad 1M S..liael, reaehi01 •••r 18,000 ho•eo ,. ac· : Community Calendar Items LONG BOTTOM • The Faith ;: appur JwO days before u event Full Gosoo1 Church in Long Bot:• and tile day ot t!Jat event. iteDIS tom wiO have preaching and ·: mat be rceelvec! weD In 1111\'IIIICe singing Friday at 7 p.m. with Pastor :: to -re pu!lllcatloa Ia the cal· Steve Reed and local sinlrina talent :• eadar. Public invited Fellowsliip;m foJ. ,• ·low. · ,• • 111\JRSDAY ': POMEROY· Revival at Mt. MIDDLEPORT • The United • Hermon United Brethren in Christ Pentecoscal Chun:h in Middleport : Church, off Texas Road near will have a chicken and noodle din· : 1Pomo~oy, through Su.nday, 7:30 ncr Friday from 10:30 a.m. to· 2 • p.m. Jlillltly. Rev. Robert Markley p.m. The cost it $3.s0 and eat-in or : wiU be die evangelist. Public invit· delivery orden will be available. : eeL Darren Smith will perform Sat- Tho menu includes chicken and • . urday night noodles. com, coleslaw, bot roll • and choice of cherry, pumpkin or • MIDDLEPORT ·. Middleport apple pie. For delivery, call 992Community Associ••im will meet 3824. nundar at 1 p.m. at Middleport Counci ch.ambers to discuss ROCK SPRINGS • Meigs CllristnW )XOOIOtions. County Pomona Grange will meet Friday at 7:30p.m. at the Rock MIDDLEPORT· Meigs Junior Springs Grange Hall. Racine • High academic boosters will meet Grange will be host, :· Thursday at 7 p.m. at the school cafelaia. · TUPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and MIDDLEPORT • The Pleceptor Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a Bela Beta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi dance Friday from 8·11:30 p.m. Sorority, will meet Thursday at with music by CJ, and the Country 7:30 p.m. at the home of Ann Gentlemen. Rope. Mrs. Rope will present the program. Refreshments will be SATURDAY served by the hostess and Clarice PORTLAND • Hazel CommuniKntuuer. ty Church will have a hymn sing Saturday ,at 7:30 Jl..m. featuring die RUTLAND • The Rutland Haven Smgers {Tamara Hayman, Township Trustees will meet Rose and Rhonda VanMeter). Thursday at 6:30 p.m ..at the Rut· Edsel Hart. pastor, invites die publind F~ Stalion. Public invited. lic. .... ,...,. ..........., J.>rioo ol od for al eapllall- lit doui>JO price of oclcoot • 7 poiatliM lJpe ollly UMd ' S..tiaelio DOl •eoJIOII"Ihle for .,..n ,.,..,.,r.,.., clay (eheck for......, flnl day ocl....,. Ia paper). Cal! before 2:00 P·•· day after publicatioa to ..Ue corroctioa • ·Adi tMt • ,l Ull be paid la ad-.aat;e an: Cud of Thaab Hoppy Ado · 1 DAY BEfORE PUBLICATION HlQ P·'11· S.turday 1:00 p.m. Monday . 1:00 p.m. Tuoioday ,, 1:00 p.m. Wedneoday · 100 p.m. Thuroday ~ . 1:00 p.m. Friday .COPY DEADLINE . Monday Paper . TU4!0day Paper Wednl!!!doy ·l>.ipet, ThUJSday Paper Paper . Paper r ..... oulolde 1M eo••Y ,.ur ocl ......, •lilt he prepold_ • RIOii." d~IIDt for ad. paid Ia adw..... . I Fr. Ado: Ci--y iUid F................. 15 _...., w1ll he Ia M.aoriam . [~ .. ' :; wi* :· CLOSED SUNDAY POUCIES . . . Mrs. Martha Hoover reviewed in his Gospel be • pimP en. .a. • the book "Dear and Glorious - . fnlm die M 1 of Drisl, HENRY ROE Physician" liy Taylor Caldwell and from die ''"'"4 · • wheillhe Middleport Literary Club of Jesus. Iii$ first 'lisit 1q Jsqd met recently at the home of Mrs. · IOQkplaco a~alia-dleu&ifil:' First Southern Baptisl Church, Bernice C8lpenter. · .ion. · :: Pomeroy Pike, will hOld revival Mrs. Hoove,r noted the book is a Mrs. Hoover pRsic!cd a1 tk ' Sunday through Nov. 13 with novel based on true events, and meeting w!liell op1 cd die Henry Roe, evangelist. was 46 years in the writing, !he clubcollect in · • · Muidc will be under the direc· first versron being written when the It was aa-Keil Jbl die tion of Charles Altimore, music author was 12 years of age. It is die Library co-iuee will select evanaelist, who is a part of the life story of one of the greatest boob to be pllad ill tile ¥4• Henry Roe EvanJelisuc Associa- Apostles, Sl Luke, and is lhe tale port Library ia •J of lin.. :• lion. Special mus1c will consist of o( trVery man's pilgrimage through EtoUia c- n _,Mils Rww:e ··! 10jos by Rev. Altimore,the church despair, suffering and anguish,. Smilb.. :• choir. under the direction ol Marty through biaemess, doubt and cyniRoll caFliJr 12 • _, 11 _ , •! O'Bry'ant, rlus other special guests. clsm, to die understanding of God. guest, Rev. Grace ![eo, was :, Specia events are scheduled A Greet from Antioch, Luke was II1SWCI'Cd widulcp~••• tn. die ;.. each night A nllfllOfY will be pro- tho only Apostle not a Jew. tie Blxi:liLute.. . vided. Public invited. . . never saw Oirisl; all that is written ·Roe to speak To place an ad Call992-2156 Martha Hoover reviews book by Taylor Caldwell ' ..,....... ....... Gilmore . descendants hold reunion D . LINDA'S GRAY'S TAXIDERMY PAINTING & co. . Deer HeadS"""'." """""'*1 9()"' "Tab .......................'1 -,..,JNu."*,.O.t ,, ,Of' ,_.'*"'" I . INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Fish............••....••.•••.•4• per lrteh FREE ISDIIAT£5 · HAVE RlfiiiNCIS Call (304) 895-3386 ~~. All• 6 ,_.. 614-91$-4110 after 5 p,m, 'I . 1. 3% ~r. Shlftl Morning and Evening. Slhry b1.ed on Experience. Contact Karla Hunter 992-6472 E.O.E. ·Quallt_r •aoROOn • Stone Co. AND·EVERnHING UNDEINUIH SIZED UMESTONE FOR SALE .liliES • IDDinONS e SIDING Call 61 4-992'! TROMM BUILDERS . 6637 St. It, 7 c••••lre, OH. ' ... o•.,,, .....,., ,••,,.,.,. 20 Yr. Exp. Call AI, 614,742·2328 1117/Un �·. Sentinel November Ohio -~ 11 Pomeroy Middleport, S2 Molllllllomll fDIS.II gc· ---_, ...... __ _ --.-....-.Ohio, ~171101' . . . . . . . ..-. Ohio le Cllet I Anol Clue I --1111 - · .... Col -.. .,, ·-=lop--·~ Ill CArpOlt- Nov. 1-7. - - - - , 1Wp. Ad. 71 llolgl ,llrgn>undo. Clwl • ' - lillie, end .I I . 111'01101, ploy-.IIIIHd_n_hoo; ..... II I GlveaW!IY & Auction 1 YNr Old IIIIo, Cot Q;oy And Whlto Tlgor Slripod, Vory Autfy, lndOG' /Outdoor, Aftor 5 P.ll Rick Poo- Auction Cooonpony, 4 Stf-446.21128. • Or lellil Rt•IIMI To PIUIII ' THU .. NOV. 5 Oloorrange ..,.,, of four octambled we<do low to form four ~mple M 8 UR8 GY ' IVININCI 72 TNckl for Sale Earn Tho Nov. 4, J. 1. i'-:Oapm.. 3011 Trlbuno fUO /Doy. WY0<1 Oblocl · W!lthlll""', """,...,_ Colt Tho T~buno: 814-411-2342. Tott All Y0<1r Frlondno c.u. . 8 · PII!JIIc Sale Tho Phone Sft - . loiOIIO I"' ClluniY. - 'C' I Television Viewing I W6M'T YA~o!MI*', I W'611t'tl~ 'Ill 6£f " l'll&f Mllf I 1 I !fil ,_ A Doll? Conoldor A PnO •iMIIolollo .llonle,Large ~':::. ::..o:,. ~· ••mo. lull ti1M auetlonMr. . oomp'llr oi!Citon -. .....,_ IIH,Ohlo I. - . Ylrllnlo. 77W115.' A PiiNT NUMBERED . ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES. fAKE. fOOfML.L ~ EllAAPI.E.... Lost& Found 6 . SCIAM LETS ANSWIIiS ... • Yonder· Truftl· Ani$6 • pj/fpJr ·HISTORY Teen runs into the house and Is very excited. "Mom!' he yetis, 'my leacher says I'm goi'!l! to be famous. She S&.YS II I mess up one mora time I m goit'tl) to be HIS. TORY!" . Found In EUNk1: Smtl Dog Tan & Whlto, 614-2!56o1195. FOUND Ieith on partial plata, coli SoY A Lal, :J04.875o11$5. Loot: 2 young malo <logo, 1 black a wMo, BRIDGE 1 on block; John Bogonl; 1 - M. NORTH tKJI03 D·'-ft ' •Ku Employment Servtces tKI7 · +AK3 PHILLIP • Pt,UG IT IN. AN() IT - 41 Houau for Rent' 3 lll ............ Noltll 12 .. ~ Porneror, .......... _,....,_no ....... 114wHUI. t . 1 0D111 YOU l>O wHit,~ l tQH32 tQ9754 S'OMfT~IN(j SOU'nl tA 764 . • 17H4S t A 10 Call on ;your enemies ® +z Vulnerable: Neitber Dealer: Nortb By Pldlllp Alder ~!._ fLSE! EAST tQDS .AQJ ttl4 +J 1013 ·~2 .10 ALDER wii.L OP~MTe T,_.esE ..MA<:ti!NES f'OF you ~ • - · c...l1 Rd, 3fM.flW411. ~-+ ERNEST l.NT~ODUCIN(j "AUTOCIZe~t"l TtiiS S'IMPLE DWICf TO :-r·.::::::;:::::;:::::-~ YOUF NAUTII.U$. \ ~ SOLAFI.fX. YES'. EV~N , ®\21 YOU, T,_.IGHMAS'Te,, ... 0 Rentals I AJ.~IU W1!:S'f ___,. Weal Naill! !NT Pass Opening lead: +Q P.. P.. ALLEYOOP ......-r; a. d' 1 unll •nlng wldnlt)' DrM • Woldlold -~ CfiH =nwotlon- Ftnanctal or 17$.1880. REWARD llound. Furnished Rooms -------h. •='mo.oa.. Hotel. Sloopfna _,. whh =...,.-::dwr,cs.,::/:'J:r. AJoO -..opo. Coli ol• 2:00 p.rn, -ns. 1CM471'41a_.,..,. Yard 7 --·An lludna It 111 ......0 FOR - EARN IIONEY Aoodlng Books! PG,_.yr. llloorno PolonUot. - Boy Scout Pock 205 -'OJ R..,.. SOlo. M At: Sotwdoy - EI-ry ·Nov 7th. · (1) - - · 1111. Goroao, Yllnl Solo: Nov 1,7th. lo ? 1~ Groo- Drive, Boy'o Horo lfoyclo (5 Old, WHh Ullllmo Worronty On Fnrno). Rog Price: S288 D.B.O, y. Holrotytlot ·-72t7. room, lwlng .-com, Sbdrm., walk:~ In - . . lUtly Mrpllod, 2 por· WhHo Shlno, l Fomttr, Chlldron To Adun CIOihoo, l .Vont FM, 400 Turbo Hyd. Trono. (1 Chovy, 1 Pant.), Air Toot., EIKtrk: Gutta!! AIIIFII C.NOfto Rodloo. tot HP JHp Englnof llloc. EtoctrloOI lloc-" .J Chryolor AIIIJ'IIItor-, 2 , _ Equip., Sowng 01 lllock luclcol Sooto, A!Ao Rep~lr Mtm.ll .. , Chrom11 'Aiwre Pono For Small Block ford, HurMroul Auto Parts, MNic. Sllu,.y, 111'192 D. WI_,_, Ho-. 1.1 lllloo lolow 141 On Rt 7, lnolucll!!fl Chfldrorll Clothtt, Toya, Fumlture, car.. pot, Old Booko, Compound And Much Mor~l Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity _..ng Nndtd: lllncllnd pei"88f1 •• ooro lor z chlldnii In my horne, Dlrwln ..... WMiulePi 114-1112-7111 Port rarul .......... - d lor 14d0 2 lr, 1 milo - h ol Eu..U. on IL Rt.7. No fllo, rlfrlnl . I'IW:II · - · ODIMJIIiiltr, 6nDIUdll 'N1 ICellov Dr.; Cloljr,~~ Ohio 3385, 2b&JDcinl ....... homiL~~~~ Price: 182,000.00. Roorn, !IIIUnlohod, I botho, """"'Y 3 •• - - Family "-~ 1 ~~hllf112 ..._ 1 cor ~,_..., ~ Irick Front With Codor 4M3\ T o f -: I U"'"" ..... 11J1••••• ,,, 2 IAdraom Trllllr, 114-441--._, - - _.., otloro _,unltloo, 11M nnllo - VI'RA FURNnuA£ AND AIL PUANCII 111 Ul 1121 OA IU •• 3151 Entotlol.-.. Conlor'o . , . Or I;,::.::::;::·-....... Kina- ..... 010-. 171ol'U1. 2211 I .;;63.;;__.;;u;;,v;.;811;..;;;.oc;.,:.k,..,.,.,..,,..,. goo ton!la. .,. ton truck -,nciA~moto, , -. Or.,...., eon. .... lnd With DeaN'"' ~~~~h • ChoiB~.- .. tie~: . ...::; H; ii.itowPloU Or 4 IIU• OUt 141 Ori U.-tn Pfu. No DoP!WIIt On -2-0wn; Nothing Evor Prt o 1tod. For ..... vfH Age -n a Aog. l~lo;• - NMIIid[ . drble.altt•lnmy llarne. • • 112 1~11. PloollcAnd_l_l_ TI1N 10 · Ill Ron =---1_, __ ,_Pod; ·-· Ohio. bed, 00111- 71 ·-- .... - Autos for sale 11111 Iuick Skylork, For Solo Dr Trodo.l- 1171 a...,. Novo, O'!'!-,_f.o!oo Cll, hiO . 080, ·~·. lomtotprn. LAYNE "I FURNITURE CoinptotoMoll- Ill, N. ~~~ Houra: I ltyUII Wontod For luor ~!'!!'· And llrod 01 WOiklna For _,. F,.. DtUftry. pay .............. Clllllllt ti.OO Hour 11t 111 liD 1 Stop worflfng 5 Acceftratea ,1 Motor Homes ¢. a ear-... blefl'.nen. 1111 Aor ~v.n.~ 41.00011111oo, .................. ., 1112 Pontt.o ......... IE, -. til"' 121Mga I ' ....,...._.,~4'11'~. Servtces MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP , " IN6A SINXJTTi!R., _.__ _ _ _ _ •• ,f _ - 81 L.I.O!'D BoiMeEY, d ~WHAT ANA6T"A61A THEV'UeeD 'i l:==;o BRLHT... ,l Home lm==nt• ~COUN -.....·--G481,--Wot-- ., l WATERPROOFING I· "'-'ddttonoo llfotlrno guonn- l• F- .I 011-.._ Col """-· oo11eot 1· j .__ doy • u-.. .......,., .._.•IRetaa F-li-· · ,No~ 1 llff~l.t Too l l g O r _ l _ l . .,.... . . . . lloohlno And Dol- Newl'ltJd b CIO'IIRNIIEHT - U Fn1!11 fl l!!...,.y~ v!:. A;;'{if' aona m a Ext. CJN. - 1 ............~ lldd' p rt, , . . , _ ..... UoL _ , _ ... ~ ... vu. Aplnm•nt for Rent 11101 noon., ......... - I ~ I. lwoth, t,g. filot 11 a•.l~~~t•••·l14 ••• a1t. IAil . If - i l 14::10 P.M. Phone: tit t1IIJI Alief I:M 11t*••eM._1D....,.• PJI.114 ttl Mil -.....,.Clollllwotlo. Ail - . . .Polil ,.., llootrta. .. ...._ Or •nuxlment I lid- =IRiaw•R....... . DIIO In ...... I With AIC LMD1 Lll ...... t'lt •• 17'10 ar....-7112. 2 Gl''t II I . _,_'".:a=..• w. . DOWII 4::::.... I !x- It 1011.... ..., .-. 711fndofiMit 11 Colt 11111ra.lit 5 Talllr lllodlaYII 1- auli 2 Jacob' I twin lrllli ........ 81ronlc 3 Oleomt 23 Trw Jla 21--- ltwotur• WHAT'S YORE SE~II.ET? , kMI · ! ..... ==d ;;;'ii::f 3DIIewZT WHArS HE DON! lolo On All 'llnyi Ill llorpot 11.00 - IColornoN Up. - nlt100,114-441-11144. 32Troda 31811 II NOW? 1Nt CUI:Iaa lrough.lm, 4dr, Aonllon ...._ ropolred. ~ Ina. IIPO 30 + Vory I. .....,.. '""'oro In llook, RON' , Good Condklon, tt,m. IM-251=·JACKSON, 011. 1- ~ 1UZ. OU.nor, llon'o TV llorvfco. -follzlng -'~ · Good Condition! ..... ......,... In Zanlh .... . . mool • 11012. I 410..... 43 P111ola ... . elicit 41 Aulllar y - 47To"'-- - -uaan 41 I!MI wiN BERNICE BEDE OSOL PI\JIIIblng & Heating llocilrio suo. lot~ .· ~'blr Cioo...... )llllfiO, Gold, l'ltt4a.at. . I WAIN AiJCTmN l I'URNITURf!.' Ill Olive II., Gollpotlo. 6 Uoocf 1unt11100, hooloro, -om • ............ ,,. ... 1111. .'Birthday Waohorw a~ ttao • up. Att talcl With Woi••IIY Col -hor Now. I, 1111 . 1tonl}od.., by milling $1.25 plua a tong, , 'fAUIIU• (April _ , 201 Treat evMfl·oddrehed, at...,ped envelOpe to . eryone you"lf be Involved wllh today Allro-Gr~. clo thla ......,_, P.O. wllh conolderatiOn, but, by t h e - to. Box t1421, ~ . OH 44101-3ot21. ken, don't 181 yaunalf up to be UMd. Be aureto otale your zodlolc llgn. ~ .. wl1h uhotlor mol'- mtaht ' I UCIITTAIIIUI (Nor, 2J Dec. 211 Be-· ottemptto do so. · 1ono volunt-'na to 1*11cfPit• on . , orn·u cMer·21...1una 201 u.. dllctecomrnttt.a a1 work or In aaoclll Mttlng. · tton In IOCial oit111ttlonl today. Mel try to tod..,, be l*llin you k.- what you're · behave In a manC811not 1- be gan1ng 11110. Tltla lftUatton m)flnt be' · condemned by~~=~~ muc:tt more c:omplaX than you ralilzlt. •. all 11011 m)flht CAI'RICONI (Daa. II -.. . , Lall to CAIICIII (,_. Ill Your IUC· your da¥1Dal you'W k,_ how to j: m)flht be limited today In en· gat1hlngactonatod..,.Butw1Mnyou'rei/'' * - ' wl>era a~ allort fa,.. . overly conctmad about pfaulng thOle ~ qulrad. Theralore, II your lnhlol , w1to ~over your liloulder, you mlgln t 811MtPt• flit, don't gat dlocciuragod · . . ' -•)'Ina about what ntl(lhl,_ occur i wl1h lrlendotod..,, you m)flhl be temptThe upacta lncUcala your ..rnng po-i could oouailfy fntpade your prog,_ j' od to anllolloit lhe\rulh a bit. Unfortu. tentlal Ia Nkilfy lo be great• than ,....,1oday. Do what doing, Mel If a, nalely, t.teo Clafnta or exaggaqtlonl 111 the~ ott.~. Find wara to marttet problem......, dell with h than. ; . . be readily dtmrnacl. your knwtadgllrtd to llaa Wlto ' I'IICH (Peb.. IIINit., ShiN with\ (Alii. II IIPL Ill Tltfa might neal what~ have to offer. · , otlttrl today, but lry to reatrlcl . yourr not be agooc! day to ..,_yourumaor· IOfiRIIO(OILM Nit. Ill Your..n· f. (IIIIII'OIIty to the dnm~'ll· Let thoal.t , _ _ . , paoptaorthlngayou k.lng poMntlal faaltt good today, but ,our ( w1to are notenthlad to your help ).:· 11tt1a UOU1. Ellhar ona, or 11041t. could ~ mfGIII nat jultlfy t h e - . lllllr~· do you ln. . Pllllllon YGI! afllelp4h. a. flfr to the 1Allie (IIIMall a;t·Aplll11) A m - ~ ClapL 11-0ot. Ill Applaclllt guy wi1o lfgnl your fiiiWOI'IDI~. Gel · ~ you hold a very ,illrong opinion abou1 your- vtowatoclay but nat tothUit• Juntp an Hfa by unc1w11anc11ng 1te fnflu. l m1g111 be •lol !illy conlel1od by anoJh. ' wiMn you bkx:k out more pro- . gouai•tg you In !Ita,_- allaad. ~ otloday. lie~ I Hlllndod; DDCI1 ol JOUr; faund IUIIIIIilllono. l.w ,._for the Send for IICOi plo't Aalro-Graph poactlo- , -'«! be bolh partially right Mel wrO!'II.,; J<!- of Ollttrl. • . .. ' ' ,• ' .. . . , ' .-o '*'· -~ondllillllg.- 17WDt!. . .. ... .. 52 COlliS utl.;' "IJnlltll' MTiill ..... 58-lo.lor 101 111211y MEA. .... CELEBRITY. CIPHER CriiOrll)' Clphor ""o;JOI;loap,.,.,;; . . . ~ froltl • a br ...._ ,..._ • lnd , . . _ hotllltllr In ........... lor . . . . .. ,...... .......... Y. not do I1ICit • aooc~ job. I - quit. AOUAIIIUI ,. . ,.,.,,,Too much 1. LaO (....,2J.AIIg.2211nacon-lon ole'"' Dw IUI!oo, 11-.at I ~01 lila ......·:IO.A :IOM7Io 11 IIGrntl-.. 'j ,,... ., ~ .... ....a P.ll . I 37...,.. · - 41'--lllarll 82 S2 Sponlng Goodl · for8ele PllUNELLY If S&HDOL . lriA'Illrl If """"-· 011 , _ . 1 7 _ a~~rywa._tM4CIH44. 32 Mobile Ho11181 · Ofdaltomt . 83 Colli coli. 114 Pigpen 115 MemorlloUon M Oo.ze (2 wda.l Co. RON IVANIIN'hiRPHISE8, ..... 44 n- 12 will.l 57 Aalronaut'a larry 34 Starting from ~=~ llopllc Tonk PvmDfna.fiiOLClolllo Houoohold lurnlo!:lfni. 112 mi. •.._ In" ThrM tnd oom 1r1111r MJd. ·.......... Rd. Pl. Ploioont, W¥, oon11. aaoo to a l!od- dlopol1. Claoo to .....C.. md ooll :1104oa11--. - . 1 "'!~. !!!!'..... llnlohod .._ , hoot pump; · - ,.,,....,.1m. - 58 CIIY In Nevada 80 Taka IIHi buT 111 Time period 112 Clty·ln 51 Ealdnto kitlla 541nttrrUpt 33= LITTLE JUGHAIO'S Ylleuum Cloonor Aopofr, Froo """ And111 441-6214. a-goo . j Creek ....... 18 Cart 20 Actor Wolllc:h 21 DIHncunober 22 Flnllllft llrtt 28 ='Ill k-11 31- Lang BARNEY -Worll, --ltlono,Ji FOUidotlon Rooll!!fl, 45 fnc•cerallt 48 Angen 50 LaalliiO. 28 Guardian lr On Oldor 41 Polar flgftll 44 .Sioaller conlliMitt 13 ConfuNd 14M, Roman 15 OYarloaatr 18 8malf fnaact 17 IINppktg unit 24 Patlto I .. Curti~ Ex.,.._ ,..,.,.,....r.J & Home / • night. R...,. .-mont 10ee. 38- ltrrlar 30 Salad herb 40 Part of lac• - . . . . - . - -...00 PICK-I'URNITURE Cloall - WAHTADI Campert & 1111 ChaYy IIIIIIKI, U I!Ao, Yoora looU I ,... good, M'll. 3M-~ar481'1131. ACROSS 1 1111 lulok ~ 1 0322. J mlloo out lulovlllo Rd. ~.-Coral_~~ OF STifF 79 The World Almanac:e CrO..word Puzzle W¥.- . .. l · - - .lET Point II-01011 . . .lloalollr, lllln .,.__ - II.C.A.R.C. Rummogt Solo, Soturdoy New. t Pt. l'M, Yout1o Cant•, 7:DD 111 3:00. ..._,.,. phyolcolly I rnontOIIy frnpolrod. I Houoo ond tnltor .ropolr, illoctrl- ! 0111, plulna.l~. hMtlng, car- i - · poi!t!lriij. fnolclo ond out; I Mind; KoMio ~ nomo. • ota.DaRAUIO,R 3724133 Of 1 .... por llolo; 814- to attend bo I Ill II 111-. Pilei bJ tho ortlalo. ...... "'llooti'!· - . aood ki-odgo il4 _.......... Clorogo Solo, l'luo. lornlly, !trot limo ooto, Sot Nov. 7, 1:00 till 5:00. Sovonth It, Hovon. Sporlt coe•. wlnl•, chlldNn'e, oudho clothing. toyo, he! hold l'llllullt, Ill lypM. MMtina .. tlli ' : owner 114-24WI"77. '114-m. 1 &or· - -rnttOot,;• lor Took I ot'!'inl ....... oxt-1\000 Transportatton -- a.... ...... lor - 111-.-. Hoy l12L4l o14" n Mljlll 'o- -... - . d,_; e- -tay. p~ncl.rll ony - ·- .......,_..Co,- unlll, P - . 114- lpaltll 0011 eo.- I . . . 080, . . .J1..1371. Sl.l2 w i!lo 111.11; • t1211i!Ofo " ....... Clrpota, ..12 .... 114At1d Chon 1111 _ _.. . . . , _ lor mill! =.. -1421, 11441U127 · Prlco: 11.000. 1114-441Al!oo' 1::10 P.ll. '' . 1171 Dodgo lor porto, ~ i 111Bl . ./ ludoii 'T-Iono, . _ l low oholno to Ill - _ _ ,..._._1 64~·-Hay & Grain port"'~ ............ to: P.O. loll 7210, Ohfo.41111. 4T CUI. M,200. IM •4110t4. ~ lnoraY lyo. Cool Goods · 14•111 2 • ...._ llo On 1 Nlrlalrator, Home .... Lot..ttao 0 ~~".::-"· • Not'flonk, Aoalno, 011. 114-MII- Pi.. Utltltloo.fM. 2210. 2 2 1,_. llob&ae Hom. For 2 ll•dr~ ._ twMty'e, no Aonl, DoDoolt I. R - o Required, NO POl& Colt Aftor a P.ll. - - -.. - U t 1. 114 ... DU7. Sldlnil. . EHoltonl Condii!Onl 11 HP, • HoUNhold •lnO •• . -.--·~·-· Drl¥0. Folrgroundo. C..rtolno, Bod Sprood, Bor 81-, Boby " - . 1141, 454 Lillrondo Blvd.• Aoln, Bib ....., a-. w ao.- tr.ct... r.terchandtse Real Estate ,... lq, "·· .11 -botho,lot~ ~~~ wa1t1, a complolo -ng 222 -242 Ao.- From Novombor 8 7, 8:30-5. Routo e-. ••• ch• 1044, Or 1114-IJW?III. ::r:,:, 31 :Homll for Sale ..a:. Clolhlng. HunMRer, .._llf. __12 lolor, .!:• :::"c.::""...= Pold Noodod: FomiiY Co"""' Solo: Unltormo, Nu~ng Unlformt, Jr. Clothing. MM'• RIAioiOIII~Tlle~oo~IO~w~..,~lli,dlll~i;;;;·i'O;'iiiiA 0- - '-+f:j,~rio lei CNom - r lollrpigelor-, 114-141-2017. Q wanted to Rent Qlolr W o r H I I T o _ , _ . _ - Proof 121. ~ 421 For W - Trip To ao..h ;:_ :;:D::D·~:c-=-:--:::::;--:---:­ New 13-16. Coli f;'ot lolh Tub With Laao • F - I'll. - . - A l t . r 7 V-tono OouroniHd Wo!!Oo. olowelry,lalo~l t.oria "' ,loclr Auto Pans&· Accessories 76 HJ!In!lla Un-tng Auaor, z Row Ptanw, MF ·12."A. Disc, P.ll. Qo4hte, ltlcrow1ve BoaU. Sporto Equlpmont. G-1,., Fridor Nov dth, ::::,."'t.,:_ Produclo Anno Alld Monti alwluiiiJ • Rhl Aid· Phlnnaey. ~"7iD:~· 304- -Pink Olrlo .llurroy I~ 2 Slid, Rog. Prlco: IIlii , lluh~ 46 Space for Rent loot~ F....,. ...... - Full limo Pubic Hoohh Num, llooon CollniY Hoolth Dot>~. ll'WNO. - Plckor .Qro..y ~ --· . -··:.= : Nutrtllon 1111,- W¥. Tralllr 1a1 IDr Nnl, • Counl• .• Cooh Aoglot" ~ P-rod. ..._ ... ,_AI Cordlnol Dry CIOoilon AI: Ohio Rhror Pllw!, Oll'llpvl'e - : .... . .,_,, RN. Salo: F~J•. ·1ot i)HI '9andMw: Dr, r.ghbarhaalf Rd. -.ing. Int. 1 - 'NNWKJSM IWGIIN J II K EZil JTP GWEEYIIP8 Z Y Y PM ' G H K 'D G. ' TZ8YZil HL H L JTP JHAZII!I, YHUP ( G H II D .X I II J I' 8 I THXZIA . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: - IIG "Tlle only . , _ In Wlilcll moo1 people pick 1te Ia on olec1ton." - t.aurence Pelot. �- I 7 SL 17--llllr Ohio Lottery Washington player being investigated Pick 3: 567 Pick 4: 8565 Page4 - ---,~ DAY~ O~lY! • O~fNA[DAY .~atuma~, ~ am·~ ~m ·. ' • Voi.G, No.1. 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AEP reducing staff by as many as 500 MilE M CASIII DINING ROOM SUITES ..,_s.ur ·, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.~J9.L Friday, November 6, 1992 < p•.• • a1 I Copr•lilhllld1112 I Low tonight In upper 20s. Saturday, cloudy. Hlgb In JOs. emplqyees on its headqllBIUln staff in Canron. Columbus Southern has about 600 employees in that category in Columbus. The reductions wiD begin imme· diately and are expected 10 be completed within 14 months, AEP Chairman Richard Disbrow said.. Some of the layoffs will be made through aurition, but the company must eliminate some jobs, he said. The company has already tried to reduce exists with budget cuts, a hiring freeze and travel resuictions, Disbrow said. The company alsp sold its Martinka Mine, restruc· tured the Meigs Mines and Lancaster headquartets. Columbus-based AEP is a pub7-; lie utility holding company witli· seven electric utility operating: companies serving 1 miUim J)e()l)le: in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Vir~ · ginia, West Virginia, Kentucky an4; Tennessee. .' Levy renewal, street repairs "'. discussed by Syracuse council ' RECEIVES AWARD· Robert E. Davis;rlght, Is pictured as be Is presentet! the 1992 Melp Coanty Man of the Year Award. A?so pictured are Bruce Reed, left, who presented the award, and Berard Fultz who also spoke on the accompllsluDenll of Davis. The award was pre· sented at the Southeastern Olllo Regional Council banquet held at the Ohio University Inn in Athens last night. • Dav.is honored by SEORC Robert E. Davis of Edwin H. Davis and Sons, Danville, was presented the Meigs CountY 1992 Man of the Year award at the Southeast· em Ohio Regional Council banquet held last night (Thursday) at the Ohio University Inn in Athens. Davis was selected for the honor by the Meigs County Ch~ber of Commerce and' a eommiuee from the SEORC on ,lhe basis of his cornnilanent 01 Meigs County over riially years. Bruce Reed, SBORC board member, p-esented the award to Davis. A native of Meigs County, Davis has been in the business of selling new and refurbished buses for 40 years. ,The bllsiness was started m 1941 by his father, the late Edwin H. Davis, and has operated continuously since then with die exception of a few years during World War II. . Currently Davis employs nine full-time and several part-time local workers in the bus business which serves 40 counties in Ohio. His business is not restricted to Ohio, however. Davis says he bas shiJlllcd buses to Peru, Mexico and HaiU. . In a good year, Davis said that his company will sell 200 new buses. This year with the bad economic climate, sales of new buses are down but sales of used buses are up. Davis says he is now planning to construCt four new bays and put on two or three additional employees. Currently be said they have enough work to last until March. ' By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspoodeot Meeting in regular session on Thursday night, Syracuse Village Council expressed their appreciation to the many residents who exercised their right to vote and for the passage of the renewal of a one-mill, five year levy, which ~CJierates funds for street lighting 10 the village. During the brief 9CSSion, Councilman Kenny Buckley reported that he had inspected the recent storm.sewer and 8IICCt repair work at Bridgeman and Second Streets by D.V. Weber Construction Company and the Bridgeman Street cUlvert replacement near the old Nazarene church, peformcd by Jef- fers Trucking and Excavating of Pomeroy. The -two projects were funded through the Issue Two program. Upon Buckley's recommendslion, and with the work being done to council's s'atisfaction, council agreed to pay the village's share, 10 pen:ent of the total cost. which amounts to approximately $1,600 to eaeh contractor. For additional work that was required from D. V. Weber, $3,000 was paid for paving, $885 for a catch basin, and $1,800 for additional pipe. , B~kley presented council with a list of necessary culvert replacements; and their l<icalioos. The project will be advertiaed for bids at a · Mayor James Pape informeo: council that he had mel with Steven: Beha, Executive Director of the: Meigs Board of ¥ental RetardatiO(Iand Developmental Disabilities; who informed the -mar.or. that th&Carleton School bualdms was available for use by county resi· dents. Reservations are required. In tum, Pape offered any assislance to the school from councU. The mayor's report of fmc:a colleeted for October, in the amount of $545 was apPIOved. · • Attending, 1il addition to Pape and Buckley, were council mem· · bers Katie Crow, Jack Williams, Dennis Wolfe and Bill Roush; and Janice Lawson, cterk,lrreasuret. later dale. MAN OF THE YEAR • Robert E. Davis, ri&ht, was preiellted the 1992 Me~ County Maa of ~e Year Award at the Southeast· em Ohio Re nat Council awards haoquet held Thursday night at the Ohio Un venity Inn In A,theas. Br11ce Reed, board member for the SEORC, presented the award. . All of his employees reside within sons and four granddaughter Upon receiving his awara .uavis a three mile radius of Danville. stated he was hooored to be select· Davis and his wife, Dorot~y, has a son, Fred, who came into the ed and he expressed his gratitude to business in 1975, and a daughter, the Meigs County Chamber of Pamela 1ude. They have two grand- ·commerce for his selection. Nation's jobless rate drops to 7.4 percent in October Melp Hl&b School football &ames. Harris has PAINTING THE "M" • Georce Harris Jr., the labor force, the Labor Depart- in September, JCVised from an ·earbeea doina tbe job since he took over from the Middleport, Is pictured here as be paints the lier estimate of a.57 ,000-job Joss. ment said. late Rev. Bill PerriD. "M'' on the field at Bob Roberts Stadium ror the .The labor force is defmed as the The payroll total was depressed number of people who eithel: have by the loss of 22,000 temporary a job or are tookina f<r one and the summer jobs in October and G_ jobless ralll is the percenta&C of the 118,000 in Sep!ICmber. The jobs for 0 labor force wilhout employmenL youths were created by Congress ' · the athl euc · boo sters teers are a1ways nceded and we1.A, A tradition started by the late he gets •,rqm Meanwhile, a survey of emJ!Ioy- ......r the Los Angeles riot. · d h He 1 Without the losses from that Rev. Bill Perrin <'' ""rinity Church an coac es. a so says vo1un- come. ers showed the number of JObs increased by a scant 27,000 in program, payrolls would have in Pomeroy is ~< .tn~ today by October to 108.4 million. That grown by 46,000 in September and George Harris Jr. of Middl~ Th~ tradition is painung the came after the loss of 12,000 jobs 49,000 in Ociober. ·Economists ~onsider tha,t a sign of modest · Marauder "M" on the football freld Improvement m labor marltets. prior to ~ach home same at Bob The department calculates the Roberts F1eld. . · unemployment ra111 from a scpuate ·Harris is the only other person · survey of households; The rate to do this since Rev. Perrin and he reached an eight~year high of 7.8 'voluntceJS his lime for this project No injuries were reported following a two-vehicle wreck near the percent in June and has declined by and purchases all necessary materijunction of Ohio 7 and Leading Creek Road in Salisbury Township a tenth of 1 ~rcentqe point in its Joeally. · Thursday around 11:20 a.m. . . . every month Since. The October When the painting of ,the field · According to a report from the Oallia-Meigs Post of the State rate w·as the lowest since A~~ was first initiated by Perrin, he Highway Palrol, James G. Mourning, 54, 600 Grant SL, ~ when 7.2 percent of the labor looked 10 the procedures of ~Jewas northbound on Ohio 1 and stopped for 11011thbound c to was jobless. giate field managers traveltng lll8ke 1 left tum onto Leading erect Road. Economists so far have been wherever necessary to learn the A l'oiiOwlng nordlllound vehicle, driven by Robert L: Scribrlcr, only mildly impressed with the . steps necessary · to create an 18, 4948 Atron Rd.; Albany, was unable to stop and struck the rear steady improvement. They say the admirable field. economy no Jonaer aJII*I'I to be In ' of Mourning's car, the ~tro15. . I>aTnue 10 Scribners 1992 e Dakota and Mourning's 1981 danger of relapsing mto recession, Harris, who modeled the Meigs .: Buick l'llk Avenue was JiJtecl as lig L ' . but they don't expect better than "M" after the University of Michislugaisb arowth until late next gan "M." says he uses a thinned ;-_ No cltatl0111 were Ilsled. year. · down latex bouse paint which is THE MAkAUDER "M" • The "M" oa the neld at llob · "The overall picture is one of oon-toltic and quiet dryin' 10 ereRoberta Stadium, wllere tbe Melp MariUden eapp .. ,...... : an economy that u still atrugling ate the Insignia., He pa1nts the action, II dlere tbroulh tile elfortl ol Georp llarrll Jr., MiddleMeiss County Sheriff James M. Soulsby has reported that to achieve a satisfactory arowtb dcsian free handllld the entire pro. port, wllo voluatftnliia time to paint' the deslp before eac:h .._ T deputieltollt a theft report on Tuesday evening from Andy Rawson rate," said economist Robert 0. cess.takes about two hours. &ame. The job ~ about two hours to co.plete and ftnt laltlat- : 5· ofl'lne Tree Drive in lcedsville, who repDr!al that a chain .saw had Dederick of Northern Trust Co. In Harris enjoys the job and fd by tbe late Rn. BW Ferrill, Clllltillued 1111 paae 3 ,;.c ~ Chicago. acknowledges the run cooperation WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation 'a unemployment rate ed'ed down for the fourth conseeuuve month in October, hitting a sixmonth low of 1.4 percent, even though employers hired few peopte the pernment said today. The decline in the uneinploy·ment rate occurred not because more. people found jobs but because the return of many teen· agers to school shrank the size of eorae H arns• Jr. contin. ues M eigs trad.ztion r----Local briefs-----. Patrol reports two-vehicle wreck , ReedsviUe theft reported '. • ., ' ' 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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