http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c31065899357f81ca605d6c0afc148d8.pdf 5cc4fe9126c737edab440fc562dcd2c1 PDF Text Text I • Pagt..-14-The Dally Sentinel • • . Ohio Lottery· Braves even NL series with 1-0 win Wednesday, Octolrer 16, 1991 • " Pick 3:353 Pick 4:9866 Cards: 4-H, 5-C, 10-D, Q·S Super Lotto: 4-7-16-25-36-37 Kicker: 093775 Page4 Low tonight 45. '" Friday, partly cloudy. High 65• • BONELESS Pork ' • a1 Pork Loin Vol. 42, No. 116 Copyrighted 1991 By BlUAN J, REED pany, the surety company covering Sentinel News Staff Parkersburg Plumbing and Heating, A new plumbing contractor is has notified the board that Specialexpected to arrive on the site of the ty Piping Corporation . of new Meigs Countr Department of Davisville, W.Va. has now been Human' Services building in Mid- awarded the remainder of the prodlepon on Thursday morning. ject for $138,513. The contract with Parkersburg At last week's meeting, ComPlumbing and Heating was can- · miSsioner Richard E. Jones comceled last week by the Meigs Coun- mented that the failure of Parkersty Commissioners due to poor job burg Plumbing and Heating to adeperformance. Erie Insurance Com- quately perform the job has held up 3 tbo. Or Heavier Pkg. :·: ~~ . I ..... . ' ,., U.S. No. 1 Russet Baking 1lh ' the work of other contractors on the jab as well. In other action, the board of commissioners approved an animal claim submitted lly Ronald Beegle of Racine in the amoum of $50. Beegle claims that one of his sheep was killed by a stray dog. County Engineer Phil Roberts reponed to the board that he recently met with Ohio Department of Tmnsportation Engineer Don Johnson and the trustees of Letart and FOod· Club Lowfat Limit I Loaf Free .....,.., r.r Famll)' Wllh AddJtklnal Purchase (~ludlng llem1 prOhlblled by law) rea NF-.50 3Z.58t49 . . Fomlly With Addltloool l'ur<bue . (eumdlnl Ileal• prehlltlled by low) . orses 12 oz. Bag · Limit 21!¥1. ..........IFutiiJ _,..........."'..., Willi Mil~,.,._ I '"I - 4 Roll pq. Oreo · Oreo Double Stuf Or Fudge Covered Juice Drinks -Oreos Purdlllet-1••11•1 ltema prohibited by ~) ·9s 14·20 Oz, Pkg. Ice Cream Your Flavon Asaorted Fruit flaVOI'I 'Limit I Box Pltue, P!r fliiiUy Whh All)' Addldooal Pun:hue (excludin1 Items prohibited by low) 8.45 oz. Box Colgate · Borden's Elsie Choke of Regular Hi·C 9 Pack 99 IV. Gallon Carton Tootbuaste With Free 'toothbrush 99 8.2 oz. Prices 4 ua,fS October 1991 Wednesday, October 16 thru Saturday, October 19, ·1991 Our Very Best Quality! Makes A Great Sandwich Turkey·Breast Sliced The Way You Like It "''gCOb0l\18illEE VISITS Sf.HEtJ~ ' Tlie Ameriean Red Cross ·WiU be busy In Meigs . Cpunty next weel\1 conducting two bloodmo· bileS: Donors can visit Southern High S4:bool on Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., or the Meigs Limit I Ball ~Per Semi-Sweet Chocolate Pleue, Ptr F. .lly Willi Any Addldooal . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP).Voters in 35 schdol districts are being asked in the November election to authorize a local income tax as an alternate to higher property taxes to pay for their schools. The Ohio Public Expenditure Council said Wednesday if all the issues are approved, it would bring to 106 lhe number of districts that have adopted income taxes since the Legislature authorized them in 1989. OPEC, a non-profit, indeJfendent research group, _released Galloa PWtlc Toll House . 2 Soctlono', 12 P•goo Allulllmedillnc. Nowl~por '• to all roads traveled by detoured Ted Warner reported that grader patching of county roads W!.S nearmotorists. With the help of the state's ing completion and the commismaterial, however, Roberts did say sioners also approved an interthat townships should be able to depanmental tra.nsfer of funds for , rc!lllir their damaged roads to their the ljighway gar~ge at the meeting anginal condition. yesterday. While the state established an Present in addition to Robelts official detour on state roads. most and Warner were Commissioners local traffic, including 1r11cks load- Richard E. Jones, Manning K. ed with summer produce, detoured Roush and David Koblentz, and across township and county roads. ·commission Secretary Gloria County Garage Superintendent Klees . . Income tax considered by 35 more Ohio school districts •• Limit I Pk11. Su.tton Townships, and that OOOT has agreed to provide a specified amount of material for the repair of ·township roads damaged when the Yellowbush Bridge was closed. According to Roberts, ODOT has also pledged to provide paving materials for a portion of Mile Hill Road, a county road, to State Route 124 near Racine. However, Roberts indieated that the state is only willing to help repair a specified route involved in the detour, as opposed Bag .. . Davisville·firm to finish plumbing pfoject· lb. .,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, October 17, 1991 lb. Purina Premium Cat ·Food $ 6 oz. Cans '23 ,from 1 P;l!l• to !:30 p.11. Red . volunteers and donors Uke those pictured here are aU needed to make each 'blood drive a success. Magistrate dismisses - Man kills citations to union men 22, himself in Texas cafeteria bannca the rolling blockades. Last week, Magistrate Jack Neal of Cabell County, acting as a special magistrate in the case, dismissed 145 citations because they didn't comply with a state law requiring police to record the speeds of those accused of traffic KJLLEEN, Texas (AP) - Dinviolations. ers screamed in terror and cowered "That is required. We didn't behind counters as a man with a know t~at when we first started high-pQwered pistol methodically writing them. We should have, but moved through a crowded cafeteria we didn't," said Sgt. W.F. Dono- and killed 22 people in the nation's hoe of the Ripley detachment. deadliest shooting mmpage. Jackson County Prosecutor The assault began just bj:fore I David Karr asked Neal to throw out . p.m. Wednesday when George the citations. He said his only alter- Hennard, 35, of Belton, drove his native was to obtain criminal war- . pickup through a plate-glass winrants for' the alleged offenders. dow of a Luby's Cafeteria, climbed "Because that problem is gone out and opened fire. The restaurant at this point, I didn't see any need was jammed with I00 or more to arrest people," Karr said. lunchtime patrons, including several attending "Boss's Day" celebmtions. Ten minutes after it began, the rampage ended when Hennaed, wounded by police gunfire, killed himself with a bullet in the head as he lay outside a restroom, authoriMiddlepon Village workers will start the pickup with the village ties said. That brought the death toll to 23. ~ scavenger in the first war_d. This year however, there will be no A witness said Rennard shoutdesignated day for p1ckup .m each ward. Employees w1ll move from one ward to the next until they complete the leaf collection . Resied, "This is what Bell County did for me!" before he opened fire . dents are asked to rake their leaves to the curb. Another wi.tness said the gunman yelled something about Belton or Dayton. Belton is near Killeen; Dayton is near Houston. Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story reports that Rennard killed many of his vic· on October 10, Tom Stone pled guilty in the Meigs Coumy Comtims with point-blank blasts to the mon Pleas Coun on three counts of trafficking in drugs. All· three head· and wounded nearly two counts are felonies of the fourth d~ee and carry a maximum possidozen more as they tried to flee. ble penalty of up to four and aftf years in a penal institution and He paused once to reload his up to a $7,5.00 Hne. Stone will be s_entenced in early December gun, a Glock 9mm semiautomatic pending completion of a pre-sentence mvesugaban. that is popular with police departOn Tuesday, Raben Scarberry pled guilty to the charge of aggraments beeause of its firepower, witvated trafficking in cocaine in the Meigs County Common ~lea s nesses said. Court. This offense 1s a felony of the thtrd degree and carnes a penalty of up to two years in a penal institution and a fmc of up to "It was boom. !loom. !loom. $5,000. ~carberry's sentencing has been deferred until later in OctoThe 'shots weren't real fast. He ber until a PSI can be conducted. seemed very calm," said Angela Wilson, a Luby's employee: "He looked right at me and pointed the pistol," said Sam Wink. "I thought I bought the farm An Athens woman received citations and minor injuries follow· but a lady close to me got up to ing an alcohol-related, one-vehicle wreck on U.S. 33 in Salisbury run. He turned and fired at her." Township Wednesday morning. Sgt. Bill Cooper or the state According to a repon from the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Depanment of Public Safety said Highway Patrol, Joanna L. Schoonover, 26, was nonhbound and he saw Rennard approach an elderlost control of her vehicle in a right curve. The vehicle went off the ly woman as she shielded her left side of the .road, and struek an iron post and an embankment wounded husband. The woman before going airborne and rolling over onto its ri~ht side. looked him in the eye, then bowed her head, and Rennard shot her, Continued on page 3 . I Cooper said. RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP) -A magistrate has dismissed 145 citations issued to United Steelworkers members and supporters for blocking trilffic in a protest against Ravenswood Aluminum Corp. About 1,700 members of Steelworkers Local 5668 have been off the job at the Jackson County plant since last Nov. I, when their contract expired. The union says the workers arc locked out; the cpmpany says they're on strike. Last spring, union supporters began organizing caravans of cars to drive slowly past the plant during shift changes, tying up traffic for plant truckers and non,union replacement workers. State police issued the pro-union drivers citations for impeding traf- . fie. State and federal judges later CORN GRINDING POSITION - Norman Will assumes the corn grinding position at the ,.--....,..-Local briefs-----, ltemt and Pl'leet F.llec:the only at: GAUIPOLJS'BIG BEAR SIDRE .. Leaf pickup begins on Monday. By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff One of only a few authentic Indian com mills in Meigs County is on the family farm of Norman and Allegra Will in Rutland-Township. Stone, Scarberry enter pleas '" Indian corn mill·wbicb is located just above the Will home in Rutland Township. Indian corn . mill located in R~tland Twp. It is located about 300 feet up the hill in back or the house on the farm which has been in Mrs. Will's family for four genemtions. The Wills have always been fascinated with Meigs County· history and their own family ancestry so their enthusiam about the old com mill is-understandable. Noqnan likes nothing better than to take visitors up to the site of the old sandstone Indian mill. The stone has a hole about eight inches across dug to a depth of about a foot. The Indians, Will explains, put their shelled com down Into the hole and then using a hard stick worked it until it was of the desired fineness. The farm where Mr. and Mts. Will reside was purchased by AUegra's great-grandfather, Philip Wilkinson Nicholson, soon after he Woniah cited following crash MinimUm.Prices Wednesday the results of a survey lhc income tax for schools. it said an income tax gives votindicating growing acceptance of ers a new option, offering a tax that the option. is based on ability to pay and The group said 16 of the 35 districts are subri) tting the proposals .11 reduciilg the need to raise propeny second time after earUer ones were taxes. It also offers growth in revenues with innation, stretched-out defeated. ' · Twenty-one are as;;ing for a payments through payroll deduccontinuing tax, while the others tions and relief for farmers who propose a fixed period up to 5 bear a large share of the tax burden years, after which their levies in rural districts. But the council' said an income would be discontinued unless tax also adds a fifth government renewed. entity to those already imposing The council said there are advantages and disadvantages to such a tax. INDIAN CORN MEAL • This hole in a sandstone rock on 1he Rulland Township Farm or. Norman 'and Alleara Will is where ·Indians ground tbelr com with a bard stick. It is eight inches in diameter. and about a root deep. '· returned from the War between the in Meigs County. William Nicholson inherited the. States. .farm from the P~ilip Nicholsons, At that time the Nicho'lsons and then it passed to Seth Nichollived in Mason, Va. (that, of son, longtime Meigs County course was before West Virginia). School teacher and noted hisiOriln. The soory goes that Mrs. Nicholson Norman and Allegra WiU, niece of sav~d her husband's paychecks so that after the ,war ended, they had Seth Nicholson, have lived in the the money to purchase the propeny hoineplace for maoy yean. · • t �.. 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Vernon; a daughter and son-in -law, Penny and· Brian Green, Vienna, W.Va; fow grand; children. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by one brother and one sister. Services will be held Saturday at I p.m : at the .White-Ethridge Funeral Home in Belpre with Rev. Richard Royalty officiating. Burial will be in Coolville' Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday and family will receiv.e friends from 2 to 4 and 7 10 9 p.m. THE BOB HARMON FORECAST WE NOW HAVE SUPER LOTTO, PICK 3 and PICK 4 St. Rt. ,Russell Daugherty . ;For All Your Prescription and Sundry Needs See Us" Stop In For All Your Favorite Legal . I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6611 . 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Born March 28, 1911, in Leon, he was a son of the late Joshua and Mary Jane Smith Deweese. Deweese was a retired advertising manager for the Ohio Valley Publishing ComP.any at the Gal lipolis Daily Trrbune, where he worked for 27 years. A U.S. Anny ,veteran or World War II, he was a member of the Heights United Methodist Church and American Legion Post 23 of J'Qint PleasanL Surviving are his wife, Ellen Spurlock Deweese; son and.daugh· tcr-in-law, Joshua and Paula Deweese, Dcluthe, Ga.; one broth· er, Gilbert Deweese of Point Pleasant; and a sister, Nona A. Holland of Point Pleasant. • He was preceded in death by a brother and three sisters. The funeral will be Sa1urday, · Oct. · l9, I p.m. , at the Wilcoxen Funeral Home with the Rev. Michael Chapman officiating . Buriaf will be in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens, where military graveside rites will be held. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday, 6 to 9 p.m. In lieu of nowers, the family requests contributions be made to the scholarship fund at Heights United Methodist Church, in care of Michael Chapman. Pallbearers will be Thomas Holland, Russell Holland , Jeff Holland, J,.T. Holland, Eric Kemper, and John Sallaz. Honorary pallbears will include Bob Wingell, ,Hobart Wilson, Jr., Larry Boyer, S'1eve Halstead, Max Tawney, and Mike Allen. 2lJ 7 CuiYW·Stoc:klon 24 Air Conditilm•• Hiah IHi<ioo<y ' , 21 Weath&i=ttone Heat Pump XL 1200 Super Efficiency 23 7 Panhandle Kaniu Wllle~ll'l • Menlo Park W•teM Oreg011 W. 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Albert Swearingen ·1818UIDAY IIIII IOIDIY, OCTOID 20 and 21 (I'BURSDAY) CHICAC0.......... 20 **GREEN BA Y.......... l3 Beare h~ve won 10 ofl~t 12 from Pack including 2-game sweep in '91. .• QB Jim Harbaugh led · Chicago to 31-13.wm, pauing for two TDa, running for another.. ,2nd win was 27-13 (S~DAY) UDENVER ..... .'... 23 KANSAS CITY.......... 20 In Monday niter laat fall, David 11-eadwell'a FG ae time expired gave Broncos 24-23 win over Chiefe. • .K.C. QB Steve DeBerg threw three TD passes in 2nd meeting, Chiefs winning ·31 -20. D . . HOUSTON .......... 31 ·uMIAMI .......... l7 olphme scored 7 tn 4th quarter to prevent total blitz in last tussle with Oilers in '89., Houston QB Warren Mo~~ completing 19 of 22 pasaea, two TDa, Oilera slWiacking Miami 39-7. I I L.A. RAIDE~S .......... 2~ L.A. RAMS .......... 14 . n ~8 m~tch-~p, score wae clooe, RaiiiJwi.nning 22-17, but they dominated Raiders, defense regrstermg rune eaeks, RB Greg Bell rushing for 109 yarda .•. teams cl'oae nod to Raiders . ~INNESOTA .......... l7 **NEW ENGLAND .......... 10 . . Vikmga beat Pau in 88 get-together, 36-6, Minn. leading 24-6 at _the helf ... N.E. has already won more gamea ~h:n alllaot oeaeon• .•Vike offenee •puttering - 69 points in 6 games. . h NEW ORLEANS.......... 34 TAMPA BAY......... 10 Samta ave won 7 of last eight from B ' S . . uce ... J'II '90 • T•B · acore d f'\l'Bt, N .0. then scoring 35 point• to . 35 •7 ·" runt RB Cra1g Heyward ruehed for 155 yards, acoring two TDs. Will NEW YORK .JETS .......... 24 .. INDIANAPOLIS .......... 10 Uet fall, Co~u e~tended winning etr_eak over Jeu.to four... Colu rallied in both games; s~oring 10 . pomum 4th q~~rter to wm 17-14, scormg 19 point• in 2nd half to win 29-21. . PHOENIX.......... 20 ATLANTA.......... 17 C ard• af;~ ~th •traight over Falcone; • •la•t year, after 10-10 tie at the half, Phoenix acored two . • m ttecond half to win 24-13 ••• double lateral acored final Card touchdown **SA"' . . Al · . '' ·DIEGO•••••, .... 17 CLEVEIAND ••.••.•••• J4 ter flv".;tJ.aJghtloaaea, Chargera won firattwo weeka ago, beating Raiders 21-13 ••. QB Billy Joe 0 IVar led S.D. to 24-13 win over Browpalaat fali,:Cleveland held to' 44 yards. . • • SEATrLE .......... 21 **PfiTSBURCH .......... 20 F1rat time, m four year a theae teaiiiJ have met, Steeleraleading ahort aedes·4-3••• both barely • muaeed playoffala!t.'eaaon with identical9-7 recorda in reapective divisions . (MONDAY) . B~FFAL0........ 31 CINCINNATI.......... 14 Bengalt bounced Billa in 88 AFC title game 21-10, RB lekey Woodaleading Cincinnati with 102 1a in '89 24-7 QB Jun' Kelly th yarde, two TDa · 3 TD paaaes. . ... Bulfalo beat Be-·· ·~ , ,. rowtng .. Penn Central Railroad, an'd Coil Rail from which he retired Mr. 'Swearingen was ~ veteran of World War IT. · He is survived .by hfs wife, Wanda Ann Erbse Swearingen, a daughler, Be1h ·Ann Partridge of Verdenbu~g. Ala., two step-chil· dren, C;rrol Wilson and Riehard Adair, both or Columbus; and a daughter-in-law, Myrna Swearin· gen of Rutland. Funeral services will be held Saturday at! p.m. ~t the BigonyJordan Funeral Home in Albany. The Rev. Joe N. Sayre will officiate and burial will be in the Athens County Memory Gardens, Friends r:ray caiJ at the funeral home any· ume after 4 p.m on Friday. Military grav~side services will be conducted by VFW Post 9893. 992·5627 Where Arthritis Pain Strikes I PAIN-~ I --- BUST•R ·- poet.agc poid a~ Pomcroy~hio. Member: The Auocialed Prete, Inland New YOrk, New YOrk 10017. POSTMASTER: Send addrcao cluonptc J tr AVAILABLE AT : Subltribcin no~ do1iring to pa)t t.he tarri· or may remit in advante direct laThe Oallipoll• Daily Tribune on 1 3 ,8 or 12 month baaia. Credit will be givon tarrier . No aub1c:Tiptlona by moll permitted in aroa• whore home eanior aenico i• "-•h Mall Subtcrlpllon.t lnolclc Ga1Ua County " 13 Wookl................... :..................... l2t.84 26 Wcob ......................................... l-43.16 112 Wcob ................. ......................... l84.76 !'l· Now for the first lime. overnight temporary . relief from the pain of ar1hrilis. bursit is. rheumatism . soreness, s11ffness. Just rub Pein-Buat-RII's creamy balm over the affected joints or muscles. an~ you can actually feel · the pam start lessening: Begin to sleep peacefully again. And wnat 's more it will not stain or smear clothing or bed sheets. Pharmacy availnblo. Out.lde Gallla COIIinty 13 Weob ..... ..................................... f23.40 26 WHb ..............................:........... ~.OO 52 Weeb .............-.......... :.................188.40 I) Puts Pain to SWISHER LDH5E each wcclc:. 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT~ OHIO '92-6491 II SLEE, Ohio No wapa_Pcr A llociatlon, National Ad vcrli11 ng Roprclcntativo, Branham Ncwepnpcr Snlct, 733 Third Av(!nue, Oaily.. .................................. ...... -.26 C_enu Revival slated Revival services will begin Monday and continue through Oct 27 at the Mt. Hennon U. B. Church located in the Texas Community. All services will begin at 7:30 each evening. The Rev. Wesley Thatcher will be the evan~elist and there will be special singrrtg at each service. Among the singers will be the Children of God on Monday, the Forest Run United Methodist Church quartet on Wednesday;liitd Russ and the Sou1hern Hills on Sunday. The Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor, invites the public 10 auend. ' Dance scheduled The Gallia Twirlers Square Dance Club will have a dance Saturday from 8 to II p.m. at the Henderson Comrnuni1y Center. Caller will be John Waugh, and dancers are to auend in Halloween attire. . Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered two calls for assistance on Wednesday. At 2:06p.m . .on Wednesday, Middleport unit went to ·South Third for Paul Harris. He was taken 10 Veterans Memorial Hopsital. At 8:56 p.m., Rutland went to State Rou1e 124 for Alana Cleland, who was takeilto Pleasan1 Valley Hospital. • South-Central Ohio . Tonight, clear. Low around 45. Friday, partly cloudy. t{igh around 65. Extended Forecast: Saturday through Monday: A chance or showers Saturday and Monday. Fair on Sunday. Highs in the 50s each day Lows 35-45 Saturday and in the 30s Sunday and Monday. Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered 10 calls for · asssistance on Tuesday and early Wednesday. . On Tuesday at 12:32 a.m., Rut- · land unit went to State Route 684. Francis Young was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At II a.m., Middleport unit wen1to Nonh Second Street. Verlin Howery was taken to Veterans. At 1:58 p.m .. Syracuse squad went to U.S. Route 33 . Mabel Mo.ore was taken to Veterans. At 4:06 p.m., Racine unit went to State Route 124 for Mabel Hill . She was taken to Veterans. At4:30 p.m., Rutland unit and Columbia Township unit went to Township Road 14 for Albert Swearinger, who was dead on arrival. At 9:42 p.m., Pomeroy squad went to But- . Mcc_.,._ R.,. Cllon• lllffto. R. "'· Ronold Hanning. "·"'· Mon. thru let . 1:00 e.m. 101:00 p.m. lund., 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. PREICRtl'TIONI PH . .. 2·2111 E. Mllll . Fn•lly loovtco Pom•ov. OH. OponW<iok '111 • • . a: • SPRING VAllEY CINEMA :, . IMIAIII M TI•:U SAII.IDll' I S~f UICAIN NlliHI' Tl.ISDA, , IIQdSrmbile ~: Gee I 1'0\II:Bm . OIIIO 1-li00-:1:: 7-1 O'J I This Weekend Only! 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Bobby Nitz was·: taken to Veterans. At 9:49p.m.,' •. Pomeroy uni(s went to Powell's • Super-Valu for a trash bin fire. On Wednesday at 2:32 a.m., · Pomeroy units went to U.S. Route : 33 for a motor vehicle accident.' • ·Pomeroy squad 1ook Joan: Schoonover to Veterans, and Steve : Abdella refuscd ·treaunem. At8:52 : a.m., Syracuse squad went to Sev- cnth Street for Jim Eakins, and · took him to Veterans. At 9:26a.m., • Rutland squad went to Main Street. " Harvey Earlywine was taken to : Veterans. Mickey Mantle of the Yankees hit 54 home runs in 1961, teaming up with Roger Maris for a total or 14,599 .• 'Units receive 10 calls Tuesday ..~ Weather 446 4524 ' . EMS units answer two calls CHEVROLET Rheumatic and Arthritic Pain can strike the joints in any of the indicated a(eas (see arrows on chart) · Ohio by lh11' Ohio Vol\oy Publi1hing Company/Multimedia· Inc., Pomeroy Ohio 45769, Ph. 902-2156. Second cia~ The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court St., ·Pomcrt~y, OHio 4576~ . SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Co.rrlcr or Motor Route One Wcck........................................... ll.80. One Monlh .. ............ ........................... l6.95 One Yoar.................................. - ~-···ts3. 20 SINGLE COPY PRICE' The Gallia-Jackson-~eigs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction . :· and Mental Health Services will hold a special meeting at noon on ., • Monday, Oct. 21 in the boardoffrces. • The regular monthly meeting wiU be held on Monday Oct 28 at 6 p.m. and will be the board's-annual dinner meeting. This-meeting • willl\e held at the University of Rio Grande. .a. "very al\qj'noon , Monday Ulrough Friday, J U CourL St.., Pomeroy, MIDDLEPORT Services board to meet Hospital news · . Pll~Ji~h~d Daily Prcs1 Aaaoclatlon and the Schoonover was tr.ln~Red by ~. I:'Il!JieroySquad or the Meigs ·• County Emergency Medical Service to Vetemns Memorial Hospital when: she was treated and released for minor visible injuries. .A passenger, Stephen R. AbdeUa, 28, of Chauncy wa• n:ponedly ·· : unmjured. . . " " . Damage to the right-side and llouom of Schoonover's 1989 Ford , : Bronco II was listed.as heavy and disabling. . · . :; · Schoonover was cited by the patrol for driving under the influ~ "' . ence of alcohol and failwe to pa1rol. . . _ , :: preVIOUSly pas10redl.otlridge Tup- , pers Plains and South Bethel E.U.B. churches. The Southern Hill Singers will also perfonn on Satw:day night . Turkey and ham dinner The Ladies Auxiliary of the Tuppers PI_ains Fire Department will sponsor its annual twkey and ha~ dinner on Saturday, Nov. 9 ·'· begmnmg at 4:30p.m. Lewis L. Wood (USPS 213·900) . 992·3345 ·' great-grandchildren. Besides her parents she was pre; ceded in de.ath by her husband, Edward Blake in 1989, one son, one daughter, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held Saturday at II a.m. at 1he White Blower Funeral Home· with the Rev . Dwight Umbel officiating. Burial will be in the White Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call a1 the funeral home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday: The Daily Sen~el QUALITY PRINT SHOP · ' The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Route 7, will hold revival ~ices F~iday through Sunday at "'1 p.m. n1ghtly . Rev.. Wendell Stuller retired United Methodist pastor' will be the spealcer for Friday and Sunday nigi)IS. Rev. Srutler was in the pastorate for 29 years and previously pas!Ored the Syracuse Uni!· · Cj;) .Methodist Charge, Nelsonville Frr~t U.M.G.• and the Gallipolis Christ U.M.C. . Rev. Paul Hooks will be the speaker for Saturday. He and his wife! Hazel; are from Lancaster..He Lewis L. "Tudy" Wood, 70, of Point Pleasant, died Wednesday, October 16, 1991, at the Ve.terans Hospital in Huntington. · He was a painter on construction and was also self-employed . He Dan Levingston served in the United States Navy Dan Levingston, 53, of Main during World War II and served as Street in Rutland, died unexpected- a Firs1 Class Petty Officer. He had ly on Wednesday, October 16, also served as a cook aboard Presi1991 at Veterans Memorial Hospi- dent Franklin 0. Roosevelt's yacht tal in Pomeroy. He was a mell\lJer of the American He was born on June 23, 1938 Legion- Mason County Post #23 in Columbus, the son or Evelyn S. and a lifelong resident of Point Miller Levingston of Falmoulh, Pleasant. Ky. and the la1e Daniel Levingston, Born March 11. 1921 in Point Sr. · . Pleasant, he was a son or 1he late Mr. Levin~ston was the owner William L. and Olive (Medors) · of Pizza Dan s in Rutland, was a Wood. fo!Rier Meigs County Deputy SherHe is survived by a son and iff, a veteran or the U.S. Army daughter-in-law, Jimmie L. and National Guard an'd a member or Judy Wood or Point Pleasant; one the Fraternal Order of Eagles sister, Mrs. Bruce (Sybil) Dennis of Pomeroy AeirieNo. 2171. ' Point Pleasant; seven brothers, Besides his mother, he is sur- Emo Wood and Donald Wood, vived by his wife, Alice of Rut- both or New Haven, Raymond L. land; three daugh1ers: Jody Lynn Wood, Robert "Bobby" Wood, F. Brothers, Jacksonville, N.C ., and Paul Wood and William "Bill" ' Debbie Levingston and Theresa Wood, all of Point Pleasant, and Pool , both or Columbus; a son, Charles Wood or Whi1ley City, Dennis Levingston of Columbus; a Ky.; three grandchildren; two sister, Barbara Florence ofFal- great·grandchildren and several mouth, Ky.; and five grandchil- nieces and nephews. dren. Service will be at 2 p.m. SatwFuneral services will be Satur- day, October 19, at the Crow-Rusday at I p.m. at Birchfield Funeral sell Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Home in Rutland with Rev. John · Chap'man and Rev. Louis A. RusEvans officiating, Burial will be in sell officiating. Burial will follow Miles Cemetery. · in Kirkland Memorial Gardens Friends may call at the funeral where military graveside rites will • home from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 be conducted by the American p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday. I Legion- Mason County Post #23. Visiting hours ~iU be held at the funeral home on Friday from 6-9 Freda Blake p.m. Freda Marie Founds Blake, 85, of 2423 B.lake Road, CoolviJie, died Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1891 at Veterans Memorliil the Arcadia Nursing Home followWEDNESDAY ADMISSIONS ing an -extended illness. . Benjamin Smith, Racine; Harley Born in Coolville, she was the Earlewine, Rutland; Paul Harris, daughter or Zachariah Taylor and Middleport; and Ann Williams , Mary Baker Founds. .. She is survived bY. a son and Clifton, W.Va. WEDNESDAY DISCHARGES daughter-in-Jaw, Carl Bufford and Norma Blake of Coolville , two - Mary Bayles and Betty Archer. daughters and sons-in-law, Frances Holzer Medical Center and Rev . Carl L. Gillilan, Discharges Oct. 16 - Robert Coolville, and Opal Eileen and Bethel, J. Honon Dempsey, Marian Gerard Phillips, Athens ; five Edwards, Mrs. Howard Jeffers and grandchildren, three sisters, Effie daught.er, Loren Nolan, Francis Sanders of Reedsville, Edna Loti Nonhup and Mrs. Lester Ross and and Eunice Pullins of Belpre; seven daughter. 'Albert Lester SwWingen, 66, of 39609 Mount Union Road, Rut· . land, died Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1991, al his residence. Born in Dyesville, he was the son of the late Marion Donald and Villa Turner Swearingen. He was a welder for 40 years, having worked for the New York Cen~ Railroad, · MIDDLEPOIT 255 MILL ST. Genealogical Society The Meigs County Genealogical Society will meet Sunday a1 the Meigs County Museum at 2 p.m. The public is mvited 10 aatnd. Hymn sing . , The Faith Gospel Church in ~ong Bot!om will have a hymn smg.o~ Fnday ~~ 7 p.m. featuring · the Druley Family and other 'Ir:al talent. Slfve Reed, pastor inviles • the public. · Revival Tbe Bethel United Methodist ----------Area · ath ' de . S---------. 253 NORTH SECOND • 106 N. 2nd. Middleport ,.. I Pomeroy--Miildleport, Ohio The Li~rty Assembly of 9od Chu~(in Ma:m wjll be hOlding a Seekend Jiarvesl T~e R~Ylval': ~gmnmg fnday, Oct. 18 throUgh unday, OcL 20. Ser.:1ces.wrll be~ each ~venmg •.7 p.in. Th~ will be special smgmg each everung featunng the Joy Singers on Fnday and the Turley Family Singers on Sunday. P...stor Dan Ea10n Will be the speaker. · . , C~me expecting grea~ things from God. The revival is open 10 the pubbc. All area churches· are invited to attend and share in these serVIces, It's lime .for the "Body or Chrisi" 10 wolk together to gather the harvesL ., · .Libeny Assembly iS located on the Hartford side or Mason near the Rivemew Golf Club. Watch for the blue and white church sign. · Prescription, Shop FURNITURE, JEWELRY . • c ements-·.----Local briefs... -.. ---. Harvest fime revival plan.neil --Meigs announ· Continued rro111 page 1 Church, west or Coolville off ·, I.NGELS J Thursday, October 17, 1991 J �'- • Thursday, October 17, 199.1 · Thursday, October 17, 1991 Page-4 By beating Pittsburgh 1-0 Wednesday night, Atlanta forces NLCS to ·seve!}th game :PITCHES SHUTOUT - Atlant~ hurler Steve Avery one of h.is 'pitches plateward during the si~th game or the National League playoffs Wednesday night against the host Pittsburgh Pirates. Avery pitched eight innings and struck out eight in helping push the Braves to a l-0 victory. (AP) By ALAN ROBINSON AP Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (A.!') - All of the tomahawk choppers in Georgia haven't decided this series, nor have some of the Na tional League's big hoppers. Heard .of hitters geuing zeroed in? This is one series where they keep getting zeroed'out. Here's the linescore from the last two playoff games in Pittsburgh : three rivers outside the stadium, two runs inside it. ~ The Atlanta Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates will play Game 7 of a incredible rollercoaster ride, a gutwrenc hing gripper of a playoff series tonight, and what is rem;u-kable is that both teams are but a vi ctory away fro111 the World Series. , " I don't know how the fans are taking it," the Pirates ' Steve Buechele said after Atlanta's howtense-ca-n-you-get 1-0 victory Wednesday in Game 6- the third 1-0 game and the second in a row in a seri es long on tension and short on runs. Sound like a lot of 1-0 games? None of the 137 playoff series and World Series since 1903 had featured so many 1-0 games. By con tras t, there were only four in the previous 22 NL playoffs. "This is a lot of fun to play, but it must be miserable to watch. How much can you take?" Buechele . ' said. "If all 162 game.s were like Stadium, before !heir chopper-stop- division tWe clinchers the last two this, you wouldn't have a player per fans. They also had their big- seasons. left at the end of the season.'' game pil(<her, Doug Drabek, armed The trouble for Pittsburgh was· "Jim (Leyland) and I ate both and ready . Drabek was on the that Avery might just have the best ready to explode," Braves manager mound for both of Pittsburgh's (See ORA VES on PageS) Bobby Cox said. "This is baseball as gooil as you' II ever see it.'' And hitting about as bad as you 'II sec it. The Braves were shut out for a NL playoff-record 26 consecutive innings and were 1-for-26 with runners in scoring position until Ron Gant scored on Greg Olson's two-out double in the ninth inning off hard-luck loser Doug Drabek. Still , they won because the Pirates' bats were as frigid as the mid-40s temperatures, managing only three singles ·off Steve Avery in eight innings and another off Alejandro Pena in the ninth. Perhaps taking a clue from: Dave Justice in Game 5, no Pirate touched third base until Gary A~tomatic trans., ai.r cond., AM-FM Stereo, Rear defogger, delay Wipers. . Varsho in the ninth. He still was SPORTY IUT PIACTKAl there when Andy Van Slyke froze on a ga me-e nding third-strike ONLY changeup from Pena, sending the pumped-up Braves onto the field and a suddenly very silent crowd of 54 ,508 to the parking,lots. Servinr ne Tri.Count~ Area! " When we got a run for Steve Avery, !thought we were in good shape," Olson said. The Ptrates thought ·they had the Braves right where they wanted them with iwo games to play and only one to win in Three Rivers ·' . " i 1988 CHEVROLET BERETIA 2.DR. .. ..,• $6,4-95 -· • to rewrite the record books as the 5- 11, 207-pound senior threw for 322 yards and two touchdowns. The 322 yards broke Phalin's own record of 275 set in last years win over Wellston. Shawn Hawley the senior tight end for Meigs also had an outstanding game with nine catches for 130 yards. Robby Wyatt also had a good game with three catches for 75 yards, includ· ing a excellent catch and run late in the game that set up the last Marauder touchdown that gave Meigs a short lived lead. The Marauder ground attack hasn't been real sharp of late, but Frank Blake is still gaining around five yards a carry. Frank a 5-7, !57-pound senior is a man you can depend o~ to J;l~~k up the tqugh yards when needed and junior tailback Mike Cremeans is a lhreat to break the big one at any time. Last week Phalin led the Marauders on the ground wilh 43 yards on -seven carries. The Marauder special teams have shone as of late. Kevin Musser returned a kick-off'87 yards for a ~uchdown two weeks ago, and last week three different Meigs kick returners , including Musser, returned kicks to the ne(~hborhood of the 50-yard line. Meigs will be auempting to break a three game losing streak to ·Waverly when the opening kickoff takes place at7:30 Friday evening. Dirt Track World Championship scheduled to begin Saturday By SCOTT WOLF& The 11th annual Dirt Track World Championship will be held Saturday and Sunday, October 1920., at the legendary l'ennsboro Speedway in Pennsboro, W.Va. Several local drivers are expect· ed to attend the event including Bob Adams Jr. and Scott Wolfe of Racine. and Benny Hickel of Pomeroy. More than $125,000 will be a stake with the winner of Sunday's 100.lap feature race .. taking home the biggest payolf in late model history of $50,000. Only 26 drivers will qualify for the feature, although the entry list already includes drivers from 21 states. Saturday will feature hot laps beginning at II :30 a.m. with time trials set for noon . Following the tim e trials, six 20- lap heat races will be run, featuring riders from the touring STARS National Circuit. . On Sunday, !he 40-lap consola(See RACING on Page 5) • ~; Ttlawanda 19. 14. Tol~o St Fran~1s 18 15. Manrfield Madison 17. 16. Kent Roosevelt 14. 17 (tie). Toledo StJohn's, CcnICrville 12. Division II 49=:.. 2 Your cost per gal alter rebate' Lim•• 3 Te1m Pu. 1. Fostoria (19) 7-0 .................. ......... 334 2 S~e~~benvillo (4) 7-0........ ............. 281 3. St. M1ry1 Memorial {8} 7-0 ........... 274 4. Union\Own Lake (I) 7-0... l91 ~ - Rayland Buckeye 7·0 .......... .......... 158 6. Yaunp10wn Chancy (3) 1·0 .......... 147 1. Beloit Wea Bra.nch 6- i ..................94 8. Abon Hoban 6-1 .............................. 84 9. Porllmouth 6-1 ... ~ .. - ........_........... 77 10. Solon 6-1 ................... .................... 65 99!- u ............ .... 11111111 ·, • ' \' Division ill a•' Clllllll '? '? , Pliralatar.~--__ tora.gn or dorn"tic ''""' ~ ..._ '----'-'-'=-1 3!~'11H .,.,. J 11.1 • I M .-............. ,,lronlon 6·1 ~............... 123 7. Hamilton Badin 6·1 ..... ..., . ............ 120 8!! .... 8. Utica (3) 7-0 .............................. 11 3 9. Kettering Alter (I) 6-1 .................... .77 10. Girard (3) 7-0 .......................... ... ..Ill )I ·--- Olhcn recel•ln& U or more points: II. Springfield Northeastern SJ . 12 Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 4 1. 13 Youngatown Mooney 34. 14. Bucyru i 30 lllct I IS. Twinlburg Ch1mbcrlin 28 . 16. Akrcrt St. Vincent-S t. Mary 23. 17 (tie) . Spnng· boro, New Rlchmmd, Springfield Kl.lrllon RidF(I) !7. Division IV Te•m ¢ · • · Florshelm, HushPuppy, Portslder Puralalllr ....... .,' ........ • 99\:. Air fllllol toreiQn or domestiC I I ! Converse, L.A. Gear lsoo/o off7aaGE GR~~pTENNis SHOES fq HOOD .. I Team Pl~. 1. Mlnstcr (24) 7-0 ................ ............. 336 2 McDonald (5) 7-0.. .......... ..... ... 2SO 3. Newark CaLholic (2) 6·1............... ,. 23S ' 4. l•hl•cm (1) 7-0 ....................... .221 l. Woodsfi eld (3) 7- 0 ....................... 194 6 Ulufftpn 1·0 .................... :....... ISS ?, Clt!cin nati M:tm:mont6- l ............. 129 8, Marion l11eaunt 6-1 .............. .......... S2 ' · R~<!dsvllle Eailern 7·0.:... ~ .............47 10. Sandusky S1. Mary 's S-2 ......... ... ..... 39 Columbian• 57.6666, 4. Fairpon Harbor HardiJl& ~5 .0000. 5. McDCilald 49.5000 6. Moaadore 48 .5000. 7. Lucu 40.0000. I. Fremonl S1. J01cph 37.SOOO. 9. Wolhvillc 37 .0000. 10 . Ouea Mills Oilmour 36.l833. Region 18 - L Bhdtion 69.00Xl. 2. Min1tcr $9.5000. 3. Def11nce Aycnvillc 53.5000. 4, Delph01 St. John's S2SOOO. 5 (tic), Dola Hardin Northern, Van Bu.ren 42.5000. 7 . Edon 41.8333. 8. McComb 40.0000. 9. At<tdio 39.0000. !0. Sl Hen· I)' lll.lfllll. . ReJion 19 - 1. Newark Cathobc 90.0000. 2. Wood•riold 72.5000. 3. Malvcm 61.1666. .._ Retdavllle Euttrn 54.-.S. Shod)Oido 48.0000. '-VInton North Gallla 35.Htt. 7. Be•llsvillc 33.0000. B. HNih JO.lOOO. 9. Cold..U 29.SOOO. 10. Port.Jmoulh Nolrt D•me l9.2SM. R.e&loo 20 - 1. Cincinnati Country Daj 7$"..5000. 2: Cincinnati Mariemont 68.0000, 3. UniM City Miui.uinawa Va l· Icy 53.5000. 4. Cedarville 53 .0000. 5, MuiCil Pleasant 51 .5000. 6. Middletown Fenwick 49 .5000. 7. Milford Center Fall· banks 47 .5000. 8. Morral Rid gcdtlc 4~}i000 , 9 . Lock!•nd 44 .0000 . 10. S. Charlelton South Entem 43.5000. Transactions BasebaU American Letaue MILWAI.JXEE BREWERS - Tnd· ed GcorJ,e Cantle, f111~ buc:man, to the Montreal E:tpc» for Ale!. Di.az, outfiddcr. (Continued from Page 4) arm in baseball. The 21-year-old left-bander never allowed a runner past ftrst base, much less into scoring position. He struck out eight and fooled plenty more. . " Steve Avery is 21 going on 45," Pittsburgh first baseman Sid Bream said. "He doesn't know he' s not supposed to pitch this well." Pitching on a sore hamstring, Drabek has allowed but one run in 15 innings in the series, yet is only l -1. He's given up only four runs in 31 1/3 postseason innings, yet is only 2-2. The Pirates didn ' t figure on Avery pitching as well as he did in winning Game 2 by 1-0. Instead, he pitched beuer. "If he's in ·the league mu ch longer, I'm going to develop a new disease : Avery-itis," Andy Van Slyke said. "That's what we have: Poison Avery-itis. If he' s in the league five or six years, I might poison him." Avery hasn't allowed a run in a playoff-!tcord.J6 1/3 innings. 1992 FORD RANGER XLT RETA.a•••••••.••...•.....•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••*11, 100.00 IN'VOICE............................................ 10,083.3() GAS............................................................ O.CJCt +...............................................................48.00 ~~1riC ....•. : .......•........•••....•...•..•.••••••••.•..~~.CJC) . PRICE R~a~on' 12 - l. Kcuering Alter 106.5000. 1 Cincitlntli Purc:eU MJrian 91 .0000. S. Bellbrook 83.0000 4. Ne..Rkhmond 7l.OOOO. l. SP!inllfield Kenton Ridl• 72.l000. 6 (tic). Sprin&bom, S<. Pam Ora ham 1 I .0000 . I . Cincinntti Academy of Physieal Education 68.5000. 9 (tic). Oennantown Valley View, Hamil· con Badin 64.CMXlO. 12013 Division IV • Othtrl rC!.!elvl n¥ ll or mort' pollltt: 11 . Delphos St John's 3,1 . 12. Middle· town Fenwick 29. 13. Cirx:inn1ti. Counll)l Day 25. 14. Defiance AJcnvtlle {I) 24 . Resion 13 - I. Warren Kennedy 84 .2500. 2. Huron 72.0000. 3. Akron M1nchcatcr 66.3333. 4 (tic), Pcay, Gatea Mil1J Hawken 61 .5000. 6. Alwater Waterloo 56 .0000. 7. Louin Clcarvicw ll .4li3. 1. Chaarin f•ll• 54.0000. 9, Elyria C•thollc"!0 .4166 . 10. Aurou ... so.oooo. 1992 FORD CROWN VICTORIA OR Your ctlmte ,"'. $2.49 sale P••• c ......... " u.' ·$1.50 mlr's rtbJI! ' I $ ..........., ... I your cost a~er rebate I FllMI Ill • RETA&••••••••••• ' •• -.N,, ~~~nt .• UIIJ..I JN'VOICB............................................ 18,311).00 I I • • I • • • • • • I I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Priel good willl tKchanQe llfniMl ~ARRAMT'i ::..:.- ,.. With Fries .s1.39 .. . IAS117 OPEN SEVEN · DAYS A WEEK LY SHOES· B-."""'" 1::10 o.m. to I p.m. ~through Fridoy, 1:30 o.m.IO 7 p.m.....,.....,., ond 8 o.m.ID 5 p.m. SUnOOy s•lill '' . '' HAMBURGER 69c • ,"' .. PitA . . . . . . . 11 GAWPOUS '"'~'::i.:;..,- • • ' . ' ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ..., '1111 w.. ,.. ,_.y................ POMIOY, OHIO ""'·. . '' ~· oAS................_.............................................o.oo 'Special of ~~e Week! a: , IAS-127 Of' - Btoom·C•~roll4l.OOOO: St. Wendclin, WcUavWc 14. 8 ~ I . C...y (1)7·0 ........................ .... ... ll ' · Wheclerabur& 6-1 ,,____, __, .,,.U 10. Marion Elgin (2) 7-0 .....................42 1~ . Columbiana 23. 16. Cedarville 21. 17. Union City M.iuiuinawa Valley 20. 18. Fremont St. J01eph I? . I9 {tic). Fostoril tAS· I01 · Division V Region 17 - 1. Sandusky St Mary's 61.5000. 2. Dalton 59.0000. 3. Braves win ... Dtvlslonill Division v. ... my44.7500. Region 9 - I. Ginn! 1_15.4166. 2. MinerVI 87 .5000. 3. Younga to wn Mooney 80.7500. 4. Mentor Lake Catholic 73.5000. 5. Gnadenhutten Indian V1Uey 73.0000. 6. SUiltltcn 70.l000. 7. Youngstown Unulinc 68.7500. I . S~ · boro 67.5000. 9. Aahtab11la Harbo r l9.0000. 10. ldl'enon Areo ll.lOOO. Rqion 10 - t. TwittobwJ Quunberlin 113.5000. 2. Cutalia Muaarcua 76.SOOO. 3. Akron St. Vincent-St. Muy 74.6666. 4. Swanton 65.0000. S. Oa.lr: flu. boo 63.l000. 6. Willonl 63.0000. 7. Mill· bury Lake 54 .5000. 8 (tie). Bucyrus, Rocky River 53.5000. 10. Mcd.ina Buckeye 52.0000. · Rcjion 11 - l.lronton lt5.5133. 2. Utica 75.5000. 3. Col11mbua DeSalea 69 .SOOO. 4, Proctorville Falrlud IIJ161.S. Por1110ou1h Wtll ,54>.17.49. 6. Sunbwy Bia Walttut49.0000. 7. Soolh Point 47 .2916. 8. Col11mbus Bnle~ 45.5000. 9 (tie). Thom¥ille Shendan, Other• rcccl• ln ~: 1l or more polnb: 11. Toronlo 27 12 (t1c). Beachwood, Ci nc innu l Wy oming 23. 14 (lie ). Columb i1 nl Crestvie w, Gates Mill s Hawken 20. 16. Montpelier (I) 18. 17 Campbe ll Memorial 17 . 18. Toledo Northwood 16. 19. Amanda·Clearcrcek 14 20 (lie) Col1.1 mbus HarJcy, CadU 13. OR .~WISS ru. 1. Lorain Clurvicw (20) 7-0 .... ........ Jij 1 Akron Manchea;tcr (4) 7-0 ...... 285 1 Stc~.~bcnvUic Catholic (2) 7-0 ........ 231 4. Porllmoulh Eut 7-0 .....................200 l. Wuren Kennedy (4) 6-1. ................ 188 6. Springfield Catholic (I) 6-1 ......... 149 7. Summit Sta, Ucltizlg H t1 6-J ...... ... 68 I. B•himore Liberty Union 4R.oooo. 9. Oak Hill 47.500t. 10. Columb<ss Actdo- , " meshc or rmpoll l m~ 11 100 e•hausl p1pe an!;! tad P'Pfl & 25°,1, OFF NURSEMATES ~ 20% OFF MEN'S DRESS SHOES Others ncel•lna 1l or more polntl: ll.l..ouiaville 37. 12 M&l')'rville ( I) 30. 13. Columbul Bccchcrott 21 . 14. Dayton CatrOU 17. 1!, MeArlh11r VInton 16. 16 (tie). Oefance. Waahinaton Court. llo~ac 'Miami Tnce 13. 56.0000. 1. Cincinn1ti Wycmlna .55.5000. tncluoes 20% OFf:tADIES CASUALS _., 2~ 0/o Division II ReJ,ion· 5 - l. Steubenville 100.6666. 2. Yolln&Siown Chancy 98.1666. 3. Rayland Buckeye 11.6666 4. Ri chrield Revero 78.0133 . S. Akron Buthtcl 71.0000 . 6. Akron Ho ban 70.5000..7. Warm~ Howbnd 66.1250. I . Madlaon 62.5000. 9. Hubbard 60,3333. 10. Deloit Wesl Branch 59 OIXIO. Region 6 - l. Fostoria 97.5000. 2. Day Village Bay 84.5000. 3. Solon 79.SOOO. 4. Bellevue 78 .5000. S. Parma Hu. Holy Name 76.0000. 6. Holl wnd Spri nafield 74 .5000. 7. Hunting VaUcy V11iv. School 71.0624. 8. Gral\on Mid· view 10:0000. 9. Bowling Gm:n 68.5000. 10. Olm~icd F111167.01Jl. Reaion 7 - 1 Uniontown L1ke 93.SOOO. 2. Columbus Uccch crofL 89.0000. 3. Portsmouth 85 .0000. 4 l..oLiilvillc 83.0000. 5. Mc!\rlhur Vlnlun County 67.00DO, 6. Dresden Tri· VaUcy 66.0000. 7. Columbw Eastmoor 62.5000. 8. McConnelsville Morg1n 61.5000. 9. Millcnb llr& Wcs( llolmes 56.0000. 10. P.tu kala Walklna Mm1orial 54.0000. . R..,oft' 8 - ! . St. M.,y,· Momori~ / 109 .5000. 2. Norwood !9.0000. 3. MaryiVillc -78 .5000. 4 {de). Lima Shawnee, Defiance 70.5000. 6. Dayton Dunbar 66.0000. 7. Hamihon Rou 56 0000. 8. Dayton Carro ll 55.0000. 9. Fnollin llllOIIO. !0. Colino 48.0000. Team Pts. !. Cin. Acod. ol Phyo. Ed. (21) 7-0 .... 317 l. Mincn<o (I) 7-0 ............................ 2AI 3. Bclllnook (I) 7·0 ..........................223. 4. Cincirw.ti Purecli Mtnan (3) 1·0 .. ISS 5. Mr:ni.Or LU.c: Catholic (I) 6-J ......... 182 OFF ALL LADIES DRESS SHOES ~aturallzer, Hush Puppies, D. Myers, Portslder '-P 17.5000 . 8. Toledo Centnl Cuholic 17.0000. 9. Akron EUet 75.5000. 10. SLow Wals h Jesuit 12.0000. Region 3 - I'.Grove Cily 103.0000. 2 Piqua 101 .0000. 3. DubUn 94.0000. 4. , Lancutcr 92.0000. 5. Colum bus Broolthaven 18.5000. 6. Pickerington 88 .0000 7. Mansfield 84 .SOOO. 8. Gal· loway Westland 32 5000. 9. WcstervJlle Soulh 76.0000. 10. Mansfield Madison 68 .l000. Region 4 - 1, Cincinnati PrinccLon 133.5000. 2. Cincinnati Elder I II 1666. 3. Cincinnati MocUcr99.SOOO. 4. CCI'ltcr· ville 86.0000. 5. CinetniUlti Wcstcm. Hills 80.1666. 6 (t.ic), 011ford Tala wanda, Mid· , dleunm 79.0000. 8. Hunson 75.5000. 9. Cincinn11.i Glen Estc 68.5000. l 0. Cincin· naU Mt Hcallhy 6SJ)01X). Othera recel¥1n& 11 or more polnll: lt . E"olid 29. tl Dublin 26. 13 . .Q,ford .Fall Savings At ~ Hood Family Shoes I:25% benon, 97.0000. 4 . Musillon Jackson 88.6666. 5. Toledo St. Fram:is 85 .5000. 6 DNI'Iswick 80.0000. 7. Canton McKinley 10. Piqoo (1)7.0 ...............................<9 rm,..,.... "'e. run: me 8. Middletown 6-l ........ "................... liS 9. Cincinn.tti Mooller l -2 ....................68 $414 . . pntt die._ .. Redmen shut out Shawnee 7. Ceveland St lanali.us 6-1 ....... ...... 139 /if~~~~~~~~~ ' to produce when called upon though tile inevi.table-claimed (example: an early go·ahead touch· wideouts' Phil Kuhn and Shane down catch for 44 yards by ti$ht Maynard and tight end MikeS~end Chris Simpson - his thard son, The OakS !ike to run the , touchdown reception of the season as usual, and where graduation -in last week's 28-26 win over · claimed Rob Adkins at fullback, North Gallia). Ryan Potter and Bill Bell stepped ·Eastern enters the contest with a in and made !he position theirs. nine:game winning streak, and Though most of lhe fans will be most of the fellows who started the closely watching the progress of .streak with a 31-0 win at home in Oak Hill tailback BiU Potter, a 5Week 9 last year over Southwest- 11·, 175-pound senior who crossed em - running backs Tim Bissell the 1,000-yard mark for the second and Mike Hoffman,' linemen Steve · straight year with a game-high.Jtl3· Barn~tt and)ames McDaniel, tight yardeffort~ainstNorth Galli. end Mike Smith, eL a!. - are still Eagles won t ignore Ryan Potter. on !he team. · ' Against !he Pirates, this 6-0, 210. Oak Hill'hasn't suffered terribly pound junior scored three touchfrom the graduation reaper, even .downs (not two, as was reported to .. """' ~., 1& ·.. lhe scribe in the last Sunday Times· Since Y/e can't get away from and co~~ng last year'' ~lelll, Sentinel), including !he game,win- this picture wilhout saying a few Oak Hill_IS l0.2 when B1D Pballr. ncr in the fourth quarter, and words about Bissell, we won't.try. - accomplishes the feat IDd is 1-3-- . racked up 106 yards to help drive He scored four touchdowns in !he when he falls short of the Hill to its fourlh straight win. Eagles' 39·14 win ~ver Kyger _Norl!l ~."" SJII!I- V~ : : The Eagle Iinel)acker$ and see- Creek last week but was ncvcrtheAfter sueking tbeir 4l·l4 Wll · ondary had better not ignore Simp- less held to 98 yards i'ushi~g. This ovet 'Southwestern two weeb·'4" :· son, a 6-T, 210-pounder who .own~ was the farst tiine.since his 13-for- between loaa to Eulem ~1-:W UJ . eight of the Hill's 21 rc:ceptions 50 showing in the Eagles' 26-0 loss Week S) IDd Oak ~li,U, !t would-:. and half of the Oaks' sax touch- -their last defeat - to Syrnmes seem that North GaUaa s Pjrllel n -. down.catches this year, or wiileouts Valley in Week Slast year-that this due for a_ win •.But they'll·llave to : : Chris French or John Conley. On has happened. Since the Sla!l of last wort for It 8p111St a S)'llllllCI Yll·: : the other. hand, the Oaks ~hould . season, Eastenl"iaas gone J.2-I ley sq~ thai reiJ:oundCd ~ • keep thear eyes out for wtdeout when Bissell gains at least 100 ly from Its prev1ous loss to 0~ : Mike Newland, a 5-7, 130-pound yards ,and is Q·4<when he doesn't' ~ill with a 46-.12 knockout wan.,.;· senior who has lhree of Eastern's reach that mark. One of those four over Southwestern. • seven touchdown catches so far, losses wulast year's 36-0 she!Symmes, as usual, likes to and Smith, a 5; 11, 200-pound la~g at the hands of the Oaks, the ball, as their run/pass pww : : senior who has two touchdown who handcuffed Bissell to the tune against Soulhwestern (258/48) llld -:; t . grabs so far and 13 of the Eagles' of92 yards on 22 carries. Oak Hill (144{79) show. But the:· ,(:::Co~n:::ti:::nu::ed~fro:::m:.:.Pag::!:e.:4t....)_..:...._....:..::..:,._:_~_ _ _ _ _ _ _..:....::.:::=--:29_receptions.in tltisCIII!!paign. ~- .. Sp.eaking of 100.-yard game.L [ans may see a pulse more alonJ : 1"''llC;ng ' • • • • !he lines of !he Oak Hill game lhiln .~ tion race will take place at noon. who won last year's championship and 1985 champion Freddy Smilh anylhing else, because the None- := Foui cars from that mce Will move race along with the 1984 title race of Baton Rouge, La. ·men laiow that North's defCIIIC Ills - · iniD the field for the world champi- will be back to defend his crown. Fans are reminded to get to the A two-game slump for the Uni- entered the Mid-Ohio Conference a pair of quick defensive endJ in • onship. Other past champions i !he ~ield track early to avoid !he congestion versity of Rio Grande soccer ·~aam this season, the win boosted Rio Rob Canady and Bradd Schultz . Gates will open at 8 a.m. each include John Mason of Millers- and enjoy !he terraced hillside seat- ended Tuesday when the Redmen Grande's conference standing to 3- that can cut off the sweeptiDd day and a large crowd of over burg, who won in 1989; Donnie ing or frontstretch bleachers. · handed Shawnee· State University a 1and itS overall record to 5-8-1. force the ,unning game maide, · • 12,000 is e~cted at the West Vir- MorjUI of Frazeysburg, who won in Pennsboro Speedway is located 7_0 loss in Portsmoulh. The Redmen will travel to where laCldes Brent Skidm<n llld : ginia fairgrounds' track. 1988; 1986 champion Bill 'Moyer directly off Route 50 haltway ln one of their highest scoring Walsh Coliege oaf SaturdayJor an . Jamie Eggars and nose guard Breit : ;; Jack Boggs of Webbville, Ky., Jr. of Batesviile, Ark.; and 1983 between Parkersburg and Clarks- games of the season, the· Redmen important MOC and District 22 Hawks wiD be waiting for V~g : : burg. advanced on two goals apiece by game. Rio Grande entered this RBs Chris Copley, Bo Dillon and ' · Zolden Eastwood and Earle Man- week's action ranked third in the J~~~t!~o= slme :·. ley, and one goal each from Ricar- conference. and seventh in the dis· do Cam~bell, Chris Teichman and trict respect for Copley that Oak Hill. : Chris Thompson. "Walsh will be a big one, and so did in Valley's last meetinl with R•aion 14 - 1. Marion' Elgin will Cedarville," Morrissey said. the Oaks. Copley, who has 640 : AP high school OHSAA football 71.5000. 2. Spdnlficld Caiholio 66.0000. Rio Grande fired in more than "Wins over them wowd assure us yards in each of the Vikings' seven • ; 3. Monspeliorl9.!000. 4. C...yl7.l000. foot ball poll computer ratings ~-Northwood 56.0000. 6. Dclphol Jdfer35 hots on goal to SSU's seven, of a spot in the playoffs." (See SVAC on Paae 6) ; ; lon 54.5000. 7. Sidney Lehman 53.5000. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - How a while Rio Grande goalkeeper Jim COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The 8. Bellville Clear Fork 46.0000. 9. nne panel cf apon1 wriu:n and btOid· third weekly fOOlball COOlpuk.r ratin31 as Egnor kept the hosts' attempts at Bloomdi!O Elmwood 4!.l000. 10. At<h· . cutcn rate• Ohio high achool football released by the Ohio High School Athletic bold J9.l000. the net down to the barest miniteams In the fifth regulu·u~uon poll for AS5oci&t.ion (by diviJion and region, wiLh Rcaion 15 - 1. Ste\lbenvillc C.lholic tho Anociued Preu, by Ohu'l H1sh bHevcl points): ·mum. 74.5000. 2. Cadi£ 63.0000. 3 (tic). Bar· School Athletic A uo~i•tion divi&ions, ncsville, Toronto 55 .0000. S. Rittman "We dominated the game in with won·lOit record and total po1nu Division I 54 .5000. 6. Columbiana Crestview (flt'll·pl•ce votca in pareruhew:): every phase and it appears luck l4.0000. 7. Honnibtl Ri•erl2.0000. 8. Reaion 1 - 1. Cleveland St. lgrwlw; finally went our way," Redmen 110,5000. 2. E~clid 94.5000. 3. Warren AshJand M•pleton 49.0000 .. 9. Summit Division I S•tion Udting Ho. 48.0000. 10. Apple Hudins 91.2500. 4. SLioll$sville 89,0000. Coach Scott Morrissey commented. Team PIJ. Cmdt Wayneda.Je44..SOOO. . 5. Metttor 87 .5000. 6. Pamc.sville River· I. CinciMJti PrinCdon (33) 7·0 ......... 3<8 SSU is currently in its second Region 16 - 1. Columbu Hartley 1ide 82.5000. 7. Micldlcl:Harg Hr.s. Midpark l Cin.UWti Elder (I) 7.0................. 308 79.0833. 2. Wilteleubura 77.000.0. 3. 79.5000 8. Kent R9(lsevelt 15.5000. 9. year of a soccer program, Morris3. Grove City 7-0 ....... ........................2'Il Amanda-Cleucrcek 73.5000 4. I..Uowood 70:5000. 10, B= 68.0000. . 4. Mentor 7.0 ......................................223 sey said, and while still young, it Porumoulh Eul 71.2500. S. Wat Jef. Region 2 - I (llc). Mauillon Wuh· l . Wamnllonlin8 6-1.................. ......218 Ienon 69.5000. 6. Columbua Ready ington,"Tolcdo SL lolm'1 99.0000. 3. Du· has talent. Since !he Bears have ~ Mwillon Wuhington6-! ...... ...... .!47 . By G. SPENCER OSBORNE · OVP Staff Writer Only qne of the three SV A'C teams hosting homecoming games last week stood in the winner's circle after the business on the gridiron was completed. That team Randy Churilla's unbeaten Easttm Eagles, ranked ninth in the AP football poll - will travel to Oak Hil!.as the homecoming game $Uest of Sc.ott Barlholomew). Oaks m Fnday rught's marquee contesL Both teams have veteran backfields ani! offensive Jines that execqte effectively, and though Oak Will's receiver corps is quite ineic.- · perienced compared to Eastern's, that,crew has sho~ its capability Area Meigs looks to reach .500 mark vs. Waverly .. The Dilly Sentlnei-PIQI II The D~ily Sentinelf Eastern to face Oak Hill in critical SVAC battle Friday .Sports By DAVE HARRIS Seqtinel Correspondent The Meigs Marauder will travel . to Waverly this Friday evening to play Coach. Ed Bolin and the Waverly Tigers. Both teams head into the game with a 3-4 records · and both teams are coming off losses. The Tigers have picked up wins this year over Athens, Ros,s.Southeastern, and Minford, while they have lost to Jackson, Portsmouth West, Fairland and Wheelersburg. The lost to Wheelersburg was last week and the Tigers defeated Waverly wilh ease 52-14. The Tigers are a young team that features only one senior, three juniors, five sophomores and two freshmen in their starting offensive line-up. Waverly is Jed by sophomore quarterback Mark Swinning. Swinnmg a 6-4, 175-pounder has thrown for over 1,200 yards ihis year wlth a top game o( 302 against Jackson. Bill Sowers a 5-10, 160 junior returns as a .starter for the Tigers at tailback. The Marauders are coming off a heartbreaking 30-29 loss to Well· ston last Friday evening. Meigs was behind in !he lhird quarter 27· 7 only to take the lead with three minutes left in the contest. But the Golden Rockets drove close enough for Chad Ingalls to hit a 28 yard filed goal with 16 second left. Senior Jeremy Phalin continued Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I' PH. 992·2556 ~' +...............................................................48.00 1989 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE Automatic trans., air cond., AM-FM·Stereo-Cassette, delay wipers. tin, cruise, aluminum wheels. CHECK THIS ONE OUT NOW! ONLY s7,495 ~~1rlt•••••••.••••..•.•••.....••...•.•. lttlttllttltllfttt~~.CJC) PRICE . -. ' ., • J • -. • �.. ' I .• I ... ' I ·page ~The ,By The Bend Dally Sentinel In the SVAC·._.. (Continued from Page 5) . games, was held to 74 in Valley's 38-36 triple-overtime loss to the Hill two weeks ago, so it can be1. done. • The Vikin~s · deferi~ must also show respect for the Pirates' running game, because after junior · running back .Dave Dobbins picked up 101 yards- the ftrst runner not named Darin Smith or Casey Slaton to do so - and scored a touchdown in the Oak Hill game, any lapse in concentration by the scarlet and gray could mean rapid-fire touc.hdowns. And Symmes can't , forget about junior quarterback. Charles, Peck, who has knocked on the door of 100 yards on two occasions so far, and he has scored at le~ one touchdown in each of the Pi~cs' last six games, including two end zone visits in the Oak Hill .game. Hannan Trace vs. Kyger Creek The first-quarter blahs continue for Hannan Trace, and unless Don Saunders'' crew, . which hasn't scored in the first quarter in its last 14 games, doesn't get its act together (translation: a visit to the end zone sometime between 7:30 and 8 p.in .. EDT) very soon, the same thing that has happened every autumn Friday after these sam e Wildcats hammered ijuntington Vinson 44-6 in Week 21ast yeara loss - willllappen again. Of course, Kyger Creek, a team that has scored a rriere 27 points in the first half all season, hasn't demonstrated much ability to get off to a good start, either. Twenty of those points came in the second quarter, -and the seven points the Bobcats scored in the opening frame came in their 22-13 loss to Waterford in Week 1 Can the fans lake a nap in the first quarter, wake up before the second quarter 'starts and not miss anything? Perhaps. Maybe that 's the reason Kyger Creek, which is also hosting a homecoming game Friday night, is 2-5, while Trace is 0-6, While Hannan Trace can't afford to forget about Bobcat running back Phil Br~dbury and lhc earth-moving veteran line that gives him running roo(fl, the Bobcats should be well advised not to lake the Wildcats as lightly as the latter's current record may suggest. Guyan lailback Heath Hutchinson, a 5-9, 130-pound freshman , who recorded his third straight 100yard-plus game with a 119-yard performance in last week 's 36-6 loss to Southern, is quite elusive. Barring injuries, he should be as deadly out of the backfiel~ in the next two years as Bissell and Bill Potter are now, Southwestern vs. Southern Southwestern, which may sec senior widcout Steve Davis at quarterback for tho second straight week in place of an injured Aaron McCarty, needs lt miracle to collect its second straight victory against Southern on the Tornadoes' home field. Southern, which is also hosting a homec<Jming game this weekend, will , like the Highlanders, seck to even its record at4-4. But the Tornadoes' 5-3 defense must put its swarming skills to use against a Willy Gilbert who has racked up 100-yard games in two of his lust three games and has scored a touchdown in each of his last five games. In last week's loss to Symmes Valley, Gilbert, a 5-7, 161-po~nd junior, racked up 133 yards agamst a Viking crew that had put the game away earlr. As a linebacker teamed with semor Kevin Gillman, the Killer Gs must assume this collective mantle to take on Racine's Mack truck - fullback Russell Singleton. Singleton, a 6-3, 195-pound junior, has averaged 7.2 yards per carrY in gaining 745 yards in each of the Tornadoes' seven games. He has been a welcome presence in a backfield that lost mainstays Tnlvis Nease and all~nference selection Todd Grindstaff to graduation. He has also been a welcome distrac· tion to a passing game that woke up from its two-week slumber (translated: no touchdowns vs. Oak . Hill or Kyger Creek in the previous two. games) with a three-touchdown performance in last week's game against Hannan Trace. .. ~ ' ·svAC grid standings {Overall) Team W L Eastern ..................7 0 Oak Hill ................ 5 2 North Gallia .......... 5 2 Symmes Valley .... 3 4 Southern .............. .3 4 Southwestern ........ 3 4 Kyger Creek .........2 5 Hannan Trace .......0 6 PF 265 201 188 186 167 94 73 44 PA 58 112 83 141 91 200 191 182 { Thursday, O!:tober 17, 1~ - . · Page-.:7:· ·. 0 Be alert to symptoms of TB ' . . I . • -. -This is the third offive articles on tuberculosis written by Joan Tewsbary, R.N. Meiss County TB nurse. At Anderson's In Pomeroy ol Your GQlden Opportunity TOSAVE! · On Large-Capacity Washers &Dryers! BE'I"I'ER HURRY! At these prices, they won't last lonq! REG. $489.00 WHIRLPOOL PEOPlE SAY, · SALE . SERTA PREMIER COMFORT I •Firm Support •Quilted Top •Heavy Duty Coils ·4 Cycle ·3 Temperature •Heavy D1•Large Capacity 429 SALE .. p~ ELECTRIC DRYER •Large Capacity •2 Speed, 6 Cy€1e •PermSnent Press SALE! /tg1,141'"' . -"~ REG. $389.00 WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC WASHER SERTA· •., UJ~,, j," I DISCOVER WHY . LAUNDRY SPECIALS TWIN FULL saaoo 339 ea. pc. $1 08~~.pc. $119°!. pc. ·Fiexlock Coil Design TWIN •qeep-Quilt Top FULL $169~~. pc. •10 Year Warranty $ QUEEN THE 39900 . pc. ea. Stone to appear at St. Paul's church Shade Valley Council meets Board to meet CLOSER YOU LOOK THEBETIER WE GET. Chromcraft Pomeroy PTO plans forum DurHII. procu..t, 111 strlod! Tlil 5-pc. dlnlot set from aw-ol! loclodll M OCIIfDIIII - l i d lllllllop. ft IS Olllgololto ""'' hell, stlinl 11111 scrllc:hot. Ctuirt •• - • on cotlors 1t111 ofltr IW~III tlt octlln lor,... 1 ••t - .-. away, maybe I'll get better." They all, then we would have· to usc: · can end up witll far advanced other drugs which are not as effec·: tuberculosis or something just as tive and may be more tox1c. •. serious. N!yonq having the above · One of the many responsibilities: named symptoms shoulp contact of your county wberculosis nur~s : ·. You should be alert to the symp· . their family physician or the Meigs getting patients to completT he; . toms of tuberculosis and seek med· County Tuberculosis Clinic . · treatment. .. ical attention if they develop. · If a person fails to lake the med-· , The onset of symptoms is slow Many persons have the miscon- ication, he/she may have to be: becqusethe bacilli grow slowly. ception that tuberculosis is a dis- admitted to a hospitaL In-patient:· Mru\y patients are asymptomatic or ease .of the past. Th.e 20,000 hospital care is expensive with the·· have vague symptoms they ignore: patients diagnosed as having tuber- · prospec~ of taxpayers ultimately _ low-grade fever, fatigue, weakness, . eulosis last year know it is not paying the bill or facin!l..th~ poss!.:._ · loss of appetite, weight loss, night extinct. - -·bility of treatment T:i1lure. Tfi1s · Chemprophylaxis - the preven- results in possible consequences of .. sweats, irregular menses. Other symptoms may be chest pain s tion of active tuberculosis in an drug resistance and further spread-, • and/or h~mopty sis {spitting blood). infected individual, by drugs, holds ing of infection. great promise for control of the disWouldil't it be a tragic situation A cough can .mean many things if we had to revert to the old way but it is imponant to realize a per- ease. sistent cough is not normal. A cold of treating tuberculosis in the hos- · or the Ou usually runs it' s colirsc in We dM't have any quick and pita! because the resources are not 10 days to two weeks. Anyone hav- easy way of dealing with tubercu- adequate to do a good job of ambuing a cough which persists more losis. It requires fairly prolonged latory treatment? Ambulatory treat-. than two weeks should seek medi- treatment. Thcjmi!Dnant fact is the mentis feasible. It' doesn't require- · cal anention. An individual w.'l th patient must take H1s or her medica- hospital beds: it doesn't re(juire: Julie Hill, and Raberta Caldwell, and second NHS INDUCTEES • One senior and nine unexplained weight loss ~ hould tio)ls every day. If ~ patient begins buildings. What 1t does req u1re IS: row, Ray Proffitt, Todd Grace, Angie Swiger juniors were inducted into the N~tional Honor recognize that this is not normal. tuberculosis drugs and then discon- personnel to supervise the treat-· and Tamara Hayman, aU juniors. Trevor Petrel, Society in recent teremonies at Southern High , T<lo ll)any people deny their tinues them because they don't feel ment. / a senior inducted into the group, was not preSchool. In tbe group were left to right, front, There has been complacency symptoms sayi ng - "it will go sick, theSe drugs may not work at sent for the piCture. Michele Stobart, Bethany Bass, Joshua Coduey, because of our past success and this' threatens our ultimate victory over; this disease. The Center for Disease Control' has marked the year 2010 for the Pat Holter presented a program sion office. on "Gardening by the Moon" when The regional meeting will be eradication of tuberculosis. The Former Meigs County resident the Shade Valley Council of Floral held Oct. 26 at Warren High Meigs County Tuberculosis Clinic Bruce Stone will bring his witness Arts met Wednesday at the home School. Jan Harmon has the pro- is working toward this goal. Joe Young introduc ed the of Dave Lusky, president of the gram. music back to the Bend area of Kathryn Mora. Please feel free to call our office Athens Rotary Club, was the speake·r . Richard W. Yaughan when he presents a gospel concen The b'aveling prize was woo by at 992-3722 between the hours of 8 She slated a new moon is just a speaker for the recent meeting of presided at the meeting and Mark at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 231 E. sliver of moon and that 'the light of Pat Holter. a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Murphey, chairman, announced the Second Ave., Pomeroy, on Sunday the moon is the new moon to start Refreshments were served -by Friday, if we may be of assistance Club held at the Heath United . Rotary Pancake Breakfast will be at 7 p.m . the hostess. of full moon. Mulching should be to you. held Nov. 16 at Vaughan's CardiMethodist Church. Many Meigs County residents done in the dark of the moon as Lusky attended his second nal. will remember Bruce Stone as well as digging root vegetables, The women of the Heath United Bruce Rotary International meeting at Stalnaker. He now resides in picking apples and other fruits. She Mexico City this past summer. He Methodist Church sel'ved a dinner Florida where he heads Bruce also slated that 1992 is the 200th stated he was impressed by th~ and Howard Frank was a guest of Stone Ministries. Stone entertained year of the Old Farmer's Almanac. brown layer of fog over the entire the club. on the nightclub circuit until he Roll call was answered by givcity which is located in an ancient ~ave his life to the Lord. His min- ing -a hint as to what was conttibutvolcano completely surrounded by I Stry includes television and radio, ed the brown bag auction. Devomountains. concerts at churches, civic auditori- tions were read by Betty Dean . Mexico City is rapidly becom ums, civic functions, campgrounds, Jackie Frost conducted the brown mobile home parks and prisons. bag auction. ing one of the largest cities on the The Southern Local Board of This ministry has spanned the UnitCostumes were judged by Jen· cont(ncnt according to Lusky. He Education will meet Monday at 7 ed States and extended into numer- nifer Mora and Debbie Frost with stated motor car traffic is horren - p.m. at Southern High School. ous countties, including Haiti and winners: Pat Holter, ugliest; Sheila dous. the Bahamas, and international Curtis, prettiest; Jackie Fros~ most cities such as Rome and Jerusalem. original. The concert is free to the public Dues were paid and it was and a free-will offering will be announced that the Christmas. A "meet the candidates" pro - purchased by the PTO and the taken. Refreshments will be served Flower Show will be held Nov. 23 Automatic, ·air <XJnd., AM-FM-Stereo, rear defogger, reclining cloth gram was conducted at the recent labor donated by Bill Radford. following the 90-minute concert. and 24 at Royal Oak Resort. bucket seat. , A discussion was held on possi- The public is invited to;ltlend. meeting of the Pomeroy PTO. The county meeting will be held UTRASIIAIP -A RIALSAVlNGS Attending were Paul "Bill" McEl- ble guardrail protection near the Monday at 7:30p.m. at the extcnONLY roy, Roger Abbott, Gary Phillips, playgrou~d fence. . . __ Kroger" receipts · are being • rU Randy Humphreys, John Hood, • Jeff Werry and Bob Snowden. accepted to purchase computers There will be a religious retr at Susie Abbott presided at the and the botto'1) of Hill's receipts for the Women of Sacred Heart meeting. Room. count was won by will be collected 1!1 purchase items The Meigs Soil and Water ConParish on Friday and Saturday at through their program. the second grade. servation District Annual Meeting the Hack el~ cottage in Long BotA fall festival was planned for It was announced that meeting and Banquet will be held on Oct. tom. The retreat will be conducted wilf'be held on the second Monday Nov. 2 and Susan Mossman is the 22 at 7:17 p.m. at ·Meigs High by Father Robert Borer. For more chairman for that event. of the month. SchooL informatio and to make reservaThe !P'oup also voted to suppon Fiel,d day and the playground Speaker for the evening will be tions contact Phyllis Hackett at the Me1gs County Tuberculosis equipment purchased and installed Vane Scott, Colonial Rag Compa992-2444 . renewal levy. by the PTO were discussed. ny, with the topic, "The Many Materials for' the benches was Faces of Old Glory." Tickets for tile dinner arc $7 each and may be purchased from Farmers and anyone who work during the preceding calendar year, Soil and Water Conservation Disis farm jobs during the harvest sea- the employer must report his or her trict Supervisors Alan Holter , son should be aware of the special wages only if the employer pays Charles Yost, Rex Shenefield, rules that affect reporting of farm him or her at least $150 during the David Gloeckner, or Thomas wages, according to Ed Peterson, year, regardless of the tolal amount Theiss, or from the district office. The menu will consist of chickSocial Security manager in Athens. of wages the employer pays. en leg quarters , baked potato, Farm workers get Social Sccuri· Reponing wages is essential to baked beans, cole slaw, cake, icc ty credit for th eir cash wages, the worker's long-range financial cream, ice tea and coffee. regardless of how many days they planning. It is the only way he or Awards to be presented during work or how much they earn, if she can earn Social Security erectthe evening include soil judging, NOVEMBER 17, 1991 their employer pays $2,500 or more its. With enough credits, usually • outslanding farm family, hays how a year for agricultural labor, How· 40, the worker and his or her ramiTravc\ with us to WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA to enjoy tours, join in ever, there are two instances when ly will be eligible for Social Sec uri- winners and affiliate membership CHRISTMAS activities, and see· the most ·gorgeous Christmas light display the farmhand must' earn at least ty benefits when he or she retires, certificates and goodyear farmer. During the meeting, two superin tl•e area!!! $150 in order to be c6vered: dies or becomes disabled. visors will be elected to three-year Keep busy with the many planned activities, or jus t relax and soak in If the emplorer spends less than Workers can get a report of terms on the soil and water board. $2,500 for agncultural labor, the earnings credited to their records the festive Christmas atmosphere at your leis worker i~ still covered as long as he just by sending In Form SSA-7004, Tickets must be purchased by Stopping at St. Clairsville Mall for shop ng .and lunch on _yonr own. or she was paid at least $150 dur- "Request for Earning~. and Benefit Tuesday. Back on the 'bus at 2:30 to · Wheeling, we "II cut at Mellman's Cafeteria ing the reponing year. Esumate Statem~nL The form s When a farmhand is a seasonal , can be obtained from the Athens (price included in trip). Arter dinner we will have a private g~idc step on l. Alex Wojciechowicz, a Hall of w~rker commutes to work from Social Security office by calling Fame member, played alongside our bus for the lour of lights. home, is paid on a pieeerate basis, 592-4448 or by calling 1-800-77~­ Vince Lombardi on Fordham's Leave Fanners Bank at 8:00a.m. Sjop for breakfast. and was employed as an agricultur- 1213, a new toll-free number. Seven Blocks of Granite. Return to Pomeroy 11 :00 at worker for less than 13 weeks Price only 145 per person Reservations due by November 8, 1991 Pomeroy Rotary discusses Mexico City excursion SERTA SERTAPEDIC SAVOY PLUS CHROMOCAt•r SAIJE STOCK OF CHROMCRAFT GLIDER ROCKERS ' If you have nev~r tried one of these chairs, stop in and have a seat. You'll be pleasantly surprised! Solid Oak and Alder. Beautiful Upholstery '' ANDERSON'S CARPET SALE It's carpet season an~ we have many styles of quality carpet on sale. Level Loops, Berbers, Saxonles, Trackless and Sculptured Carpets. Stop ifl or give us a ,caU. We'll be glad to conuJ to your home, met~sure and give you a no-obligation quote. (AI PET •II Colon •Ad•anlld G111eration Olefin •I oci% Poly,.opylono lack ·SYLVAN/A. 19" COLOR 25" COLOR CONSOLE SCULPTURED · CARPO •11 Colon oCooll•..,.. Flo10111 Mrloo ""'M-5111. olhoiS.IY.,. 10.11. IIS'IIUD -··· TELEVISION *Remote Control *Cable Ready *On-Screen Display SALE $499 SALE $299 Farm workers get Social Security credit The Farmers Bank Travel Club Is Pleased To Announee Two Fabulous Rolida, Trips OGLEBAY FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS - "NVLON PROTECTION PLUS "10 YR . LIMITED WARRANTY '18 COLORS STAINMAS'i11 .,...... CliPn s...., •s Yr. w... W•rraty 'II Colon 'fvn..attr ,.,. ( ., CDBISTMAS SHOPPING IN CINCINNATI, 01110 , DECEMBER 4, 1991 Sl8'' An exciting sh'o pping trip to OIJC of the area's..fargcsl malls. Y!lu will have over 250 stores to choose from, plus ·other outlet malls in the area. After your shopping adventure, you will be treated to a wonderful meal ut the frog leg capital of the world, The Houston Inn. This restaurant spceiali~es in steak and seafood and has one of the best salad bars you 'II nnd anywhere! VINYL FLOOR COVERING _15 BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS IN STOCK _EASY CARE 12FT. WIDTH ' Departure Ume- 6:30a.m. Price: '45 per person Reservations due by November 22, 1991 . - SALE $549 • FOR MORE INFORMTION CALL JoANNE WILLIAMS AT , YoiirBankfn~··· SQ. YD. PF PA 175 46 153 74 174 74 123 86 60 112 52 146 KygerCreek ......... l 3 . 46 142 H1M111 TIICC .......0 4 36 149 ' ... -""- .... ..., ~-<¥ Prldu'lp!lfl . E8llem • Oltk fiW H8m1E T11ce II Kypr Creek Norlh Oallia MSY.IIImea Valley $0UthWI I DII Soulhem ~~ s8,995 ~ •Easy Ca,. AUOI().VIOfO •Cable Ready •Remote Control •2 Cabinet Styles · BERBER CARPET LEVEL LOOP SALE PRICED · 0 5 From Only ' 219°· 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE 4 DR. Mezgs · SWC'" Retreat scheduled dlnner · b h [d (0 e e SAVE 2.0% ON ·ouR ENTIRE (Confereace) Team W L Eastern ..................4 0 Oak Hill ............... .4 0 Symmes Valley .... 3 I North Gallia ..........2 2 Sou&lletP ............... I 3 Soulhwesttnl ........1 3 •' The Daily . Sentinel IJ ·'• 'I . Farmers Bank & Savings Company ' . 211 Welt Second lt,.llt P. 0 Box 828 Pomeroy. OH. 41789 4·992·2138 8' @ · ·lEiotDlllt Route 7 P. 0 . Box 339 Tuppers Plains. OH. 45783 614-667-3161 �• ·Page ~The Dally Sentinel ·· Community Calendar items appear two days before an event and the day or that event. Items niusl be received weU in 11dvance t~ assure publication in the cal· endar. THURSDAY RUTLAND · Revival at the Rutland Nazarene Church will be held through Sunday at 7 p.m. n igh ~y with Joe Jordan, evangelist. Ppstor Sam Basye invites the public. · HARRISONVILLE • The Har· risonville Holiness Chapel, Route 684, Pomeroy, will have revival through Sunday at 7:30p.m. nightly with Rev. David Neville, evan· g~list. Rev. John Neville, pastor, invites the public. MIDDLEPORT • Revival services will be held through Sunday at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Donald R. Dunn will be the evangelist. Jim and Qathy Sisson will be the song evan· gelists. Services will be held at 7 p.m . nightly and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. The public is invited to atten.d. LONG BOTTOM - The Long Bottom/Reedsville charge of the ttnited Metho.:list Church will hold revival services at the Long Bottom Church through Sarurday at 7 p.m..-, ilijjhtly. Rev. Caroll McCauley\ SQuth Parkersburg United f'6ethodist Church, will be the evangelist, and special singing is planned for each evening . Rev. <:llarles Eaton, pastor, invites the ~blic. . :: roMEROY • The Pomeroy Group of AA and AIAnon wtll meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Sacred Hean Catholic Church. For iAformation call992-5763. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio invited 10 attend. Thursday, October 17, 1991 Some q1ovie patrons offended by surprise film shown iJ1 tl!_eaters "The Gifts of Love" bibles for the USSR, Cenl!'al and Eastern Europe. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) lecrure me," Whittemore said. - Some moviegoers are complain· Destiny De Ia Cerda, another REEDSVILLE • The Reedsville ing they were forced IO.sit through · Ladera patron, c.alled the seven· Unite(!' Methodist Church will hold a Christiap-oriented shon film that minute film " heavy-handed propa· its first hom ecoming on Sunday. links Halloween and satanism and ganda." · , Rev. Charles Eaton, pastor, will has anti-Semitic ovenones, Ladera manager Randy Hewitt speak and several 'local musicians . "I was one of your basic unsus· said he received about a dozen will perform. A potluck dinner will pecting people walking in yester- complaints during the weekend. begin at I p.m. and the public is day afternoon," Vanessa Whitte.The video by Christian record· invited. · more said Monday . She said she ing artist Carman depicts th e SALEM CENTER · Star was.offended when she went to the adventure ·of a clean-cut Christian Grange and Star Junior Grange will POMEROY • Rev. Eddie Buff. Ladera 6 Cinema to see "Robin man who confronts a Satan-wor· hold their annual Halloween Pany ington will be the guest minister at Hood: ·Prince of Thieves," and shipping warlock named Isaac and Haunted House on Saturday at the Naomi Baptist Church ifl "Witch's Invitation" was shown Horowitz. . 6:30p.m. at the grange hall located Pomeroy on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. first without notice. The video, transfered to film, on County Road I near Salem Cen· The Backing District Sunday ''I'm as good a Christian as the also is being shown at Albuter. Costume judging at 6:30p.m. School and B.T.U. Institute will next person. I don't need anyone to querque_'s Far Nonh Cinema. Both followed by a po~uck supper and meet at the church at 2:30p.m. and games for all. Officers will hold a Rev. Buffingtpn will be the guest conference at approxima1ely 8 p.m. speaker. POMEROY • Movies to be shown at the Meigs County Public Library in Pomeroy on Saturday and 'Sunday at 2 p.m . . are "Ramona's Bad Day" and "Rcluc· tant Dragon." The movies will be shown at the Middlepon Library on Monday at 7 p.m. RACINE • The Racine First Baptist Church will host Home Missions on Saturday and Sunday. Carrie Bell l)rown, Dayton Christian Center, will be the speaker. A po~uck dinner will be held Satur· day evening at 6 p.111. and Sunday serviCes will be at 10:40 a.m. The public is invited to attend. RACINE · There will be an Alcoholic's Annonymous meeting on Satwday at 7 p.m. at the Carmel United Methodist Church on Carmel Road. Call 949-2952 for information. LONG BOTIOM · There will be a religious retreat for the Women of Sacred [1ean Parish on Friday and Saturday at the Hackett cottage in Long Bottom. The retreat will be conducted by Father Robert Borer. For more informatio and to make reservations contact Phyllis Hackett at 992-2444. SUNDAY MORNING STAR- Homecoming at the Morning Star United Methodist Church will be Sunday at 9:45 .a.m. Sunday school is at II a.m. and a carry-in meal will begin at 12:30 p.m. Afternoon services are at 1:30 p.m. Kenny Baker, min· ister, invites the public. ROCK SPRINGS · The Rock Springs United Methodist Church will have a hymn sing on Sunday at 7 p.m. with the Harmony Gospel Singers from Coolville. Rev. Keith Rader invites the public POMEROY · Carleton Church , Kingsbury Road, Pomeroy , will host special speaker Rev. Gene Skaggs, on Sunday at 7 p.m. Pastor Clyde Henderson invites the public. BASHAN · The Ohio Valley Draft Horse and Mule Association I will have a trail drive on Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS · The St. beginning at I 0 a.m., one-quarter · POMEROY • There will be a. Paul United Methodist Church in dinner at the Senior Citizens Center mile south of Bashan on County in Pomeroy on Thursday from 5 to Road 28. For information call Mary Tuppers Plains will observe its 6:30 p.m. Cost is $3 for chicken, Rose at 614-949-2822 or Tim annual homecoming on Sunday . homemade noodles, mashed pota· Bearhs at 614-992-7880. There will Sunday school is a 9 a.m. and wort9cs and gravy, cole slaw, biscuit be a potluck dinner with meat fur- ship is at 10 a.m. with Rev. Sharon Hausman. Carry·in dinner at 12:30 811d beverage. Pie will be available nished by the association. p.m. Afternoon sing at 2 p.m. with ai an extra charge. Junior and Rita the Fellowship Baptist Trio from MIDDLEPORT · The first bap· White and AI Windon and Bill Vienna, W.Va. There will also boa tist church of Middlepon will be Ward Will perform. youth trio from St. Paul. The public celebrating Bible Sunday on Sun· ROCK SPRINGS· - Middleport day when the church will focus on is invited 10 attend. 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MAIN ST~ MASON, YA. 1-(3034)· . 773-9560 667-6179 7/ 31 / '91tfn 5-31-'!10 tin J&L FOR SALE All Hard Wood For Residential . and Commercial Dump Truck Delivery or Plc:,kUp Your Own Also Splitter Services Available Call ~~:-b1:.._l I.NSULATION •VInyl Siding •Replacement Window• •Roofing •ln1ulation JAMES KEESIE 992-2772 or ' . 742-2251 .. 539 Brv•n Ploce IALL IESFIVAL SPECIAL 20 SESSIONS For $20.00 Offer Ends oet. 31 GROOM ·ROOM · Complete Grooming For All Breeds · · EMILEE MlRINAR . praytrs. Owner & Operator . Th•b A!J(in. Joltn tlld Roberta Jailers tltd 614-992-6820 Pomeroy, B& TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD. BILl S~ACK-' 992-2269 *Save up to 50% on Fuel Bills · *Increase the Value of Your Home *Call for Free Estimates 742·2328 AIR CONDITIONERS • HEAT PUI'I'I'S and FURNACES FOR MOillE & OOUBLEWIOE HOMES . ...... . . . . ... ..... . . . .. .. . . . . .... BENNETT. 'S 1D-31.mo. .•Roofing CARP~TER Al.lUDS lrit~~ It .. Or We •Siding •Painting . . .FiEE ESTIMATES lEN'S APPLIANCE SEIVICI 992;4648 or ' 691-6164 . CLIANEIS old YOUNG'S · MICIOWA E OVEN IEPAII ·•R !'modeling and Home Repairs CEDAR CONSTRUCTION flOOI CAIE •Reoaoneble ftetea •Q~ollty ~orl< •F- Eallmotea · · •C1rpet H11 Fast Dry Time · •Higll · Gloaa on Floor flniah Tile · MlllliWIS, ownlr II. I, ,lutlollff, OH. USED RAilROAD TIES MOBILE HOME HEADNG ' COOLING lotfltetl On Saffor4 School ld. off lt. 141 (614) 4'4 6·9416 er 1·100·172~5967 949·2126 • FULLY INSURED - Pte\ Up. - Roofing - lnttrlcw I bt.-ior P•inting 992·5335 or 985-3561 ' !FREE ESTIMATES! V. C. YOUNG Ill Acrou ,,... Pert Office 21 7 E. s.c-J St. _ ' POIIIO.f, 0110 ·,· '992·6215 , 3/ 6/!0/tln U~LLET, TAP & Howard l. Writtsel ROOFING JAZZ CLASSES NEW- REPAIR AGES 3 and UP Gutters . · Downspouts Gutter Cleaning . Painting FREE THE DANCE ·' COMPANY ESTIMATES 992-6289 949-2161 Q/8/91 / 1 MO. pel. • • ••• llll. SUPERTAJIE• NAME lUND PIODUCTS Audio CISsettes !;::~ AC Spike Proteclfon 2188 :Is N.2ttd Ave. I ' 992-5627 .Middleport · TV • VCR • Storeo • . Boom Box· C.O. Ployor Sconnor • Ty-rlter Cordlell Phone · Microwave • Radar Oetaclor · CLASSIFIEDSf ~;:~~ 111 ~ • ProltCI Electronics from Electrical THE SHOE PLACE 139 ~ 60 Mliatn lt1·2710 IO<tory Au1hori1td ltpalr Call Sentinel IOtaaJw ARCI-IER• 27'r1 Off Hom• · 992-2150 Entertalnlltilt Center . ' H.H. t MS·DOSI~ !rom MQQ~ott Corp, Moll bltltry·powtred tqulpmtnt exclud•! bllltfill. SWITCHABlE TOUCH·TONE/PULSE phaMI work on both 10nt and l)ul" ~""· Thtrtfort. 10 11111 hav log o~ty.Pulll (rollty·Ciill) NMI , you can lUll U11 MNICM r.quiring IOnll. FCC rtglltlftd. Not lor party or COin llrlfl , W. ~ wt'lll wt Mil. SERVICE Aoom Addlt~f Gutter wort. Electrical 1nd Plumbl"t Concrete won: .. ,,e.2s11 ~- 10/IM• Now '"· · $toem FOREVER BRONZE ll·U·tfn WWTADS We WUI Not Be Undersold mo. Middlepo". Ohio Thhlgs Me buutn· ln !he f.S1a r-------~--~--~ A&B BISSEU & lUilE AUTO ·PAm 992-2156 CONSTRUCnON 992·2653 .. SPORTSMAN . ·I CLUB Every Sunday 1~ Noon Fittetory Guns Only of let and Sntw1 ·ca~t~i't~et.o~~~ut,., FORKED RUN " . 3-ll·tf• I Is Your Roof Ready For Anot~er Begins Sept. 15 CALl ali our lld-vlson, Molday·Prlday at Control . . . . . . . w• ·, Serv1c es Household Good1 Sporting Goods Business erv1ees. To put tbe Clualfletb to work fer you, Per Month• 1 vo/,Va. She will be celebrating her 65th binhday on Oct. 24 and cards may be sent to her: Goldie Holman, Parkview Health Care, 1600 27th -si., Room 206 Bid. (B), Parkers· btlrg, W.Va., 26101 . · Her husband, Earl , resides in Racine. · 22 23 food, 1M us In their Now that the weather lw cooled down, why not heatthlnp up a bit · by deariOK your dosets, allic or lwemcnt of those unWIIIted Items ud advertlslnsthem for safe In the ClauiDediP And, you c:ao put that ellra cash to Rood use by ebeddog the ClauiDedl for loal prqe . sale., ftea ~ ud lwplns · . In your neck of the woeda. MINIMUS"'·7 • 40 Watts $5695 LOtan BusiA•s Opp01tumiy Money lo Loan . 71· Autnfor Saht · 72 Trudu lor S<tte 73 V'cms&4WD ' s 7C · 'M otorcycls 75 Boons & Motou lor ·S<tll! 16 Altto PM II lo Atces»>rll!li 77 · Auto Repa.r , 7 8 Camping Equtpmcnt 79 Cotmpet'~ & Molor Ho111et~ ·~~.R~A~a~~~GuiNRffi•~&~ci~~jj~i~iliiiiiiiii~ CLUB . GUN100SHOOT p M. business hours. ICentl Save $140 Lead this season's fashion e•~ltions ivlth an adventurous sptrit an adventurous spirit and a natural respect for the great outdoors. In rust leather and brown leather. · Burtalo 21 Transportation • at Ito Fleglonal Ofllco, 30 . South Wacker Drive, Suite 3100, Chicago, llllnols,60606. II any person deslroa to · protest tho granting ol thto application, such peraon hoo a rlghtlo do ao II the pro1eot lo flied with the Regional . Director by November 14, 1991. The non-confidential por· lions or the application are on file In the Regional Ofllce as part of the public lllo main· talned by tho Corporation. This file Is avalloblefor public Inspection during regular Music System TRAIL GUARD Rutland Coolville , posit Insurance Corporation ~£ALI.fiO,f7r If. 937 R1cine lih81Uifill BISSELL SIDING CO. MEMOFI.)(" 11995 Mobile Homn lor Ren j · Farms tor Rami Apiirtm .. ( for Rt~nt , Furnished RoomS ... Spactdor Rent .Wanted to Aen1 ' Equipment for Rt: nt 49 For le•e' ' A I 30 Watts Total Power Apple GI0MJSon New Haven .. Hluses ler Renl . 42 43 44 45 46 ' 47 48 Heto Wanted Situ11ion Wanted lniUfanca · Bu1in•, Traintng Schools & llutrltellon~ Rlldio, TV & CB Aepan Miscetlaneou1 WiOtedToOo . ' --- Low As $15 Per Montrt. Reg. Low A1 $25 Per Mordh• Atg. 151 ·05 _ • Sx. Zoom t16·854 ltt.oo 120·128 -- 949 742 667 576 173 882 895 t Truot Company,, Cincinnati, Ohio. It o ar p' contemplated that au of the 12 Gauge Factory ofllces of the above named (hokt Only bank, will con11nuo to be operated as branchoa ofTha .__ _ _ _...:.;9·.::;6·;:,tfrt:::.J Peopleo Banking .and Truol Company. This notice Is DUbllshed •VINYL SIDING purauont 1o Section 18(c) of •~LUM!NUM StPING lho Federal Deposit lnsur· •BLOWN IN ance Act INSULATION Any person wlahlng let comment on this application may file hlslher comments In writing with lhe Regional Director of tho Federal De- ~lnsslfletls! $40 Off R111 . Pomeroy N.A., Stereo ~ 141.15 Din 675 Pt. Plt•11nt 4'58 leon 98& Ch•ltr 843 Potll.,d 2!' 7 le1an Falls Tho · $1299 ~~~::.~~ ·ggas Ar~bia Mddlepor1 dopoa:~~~~~~ c.JI 114·91.2·7104lor App. · Dt!ICr&mb•r ~ ]88 Vinton _ fu~• Monitor exira Save sso 9_92 Trust Company, Ohio has made oppllcallon the Fedenl Deposltlnsur· once Corporation, Washing· ton, D.C., 20429, for Ita writ· ten conaent to acquire soma assets and assume tho lla- SUPER VALUE! lncludu 85MB Hllrd Drlv•. ~~OO·br:.,:::-m And ~£AL1St1C3 446 Gallipolis Maton Co.• WV Ar'a Code 304 Area Code 614 t--------------"""'--llo 20MHz 386SX HI-Performance · PC With 85MB Hard Drive 2400-bps Modem and Ontlrie Software $19.00 · POMEROY · Belles and Beaus Western Square Darice Club will hold a dance on Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Pomeroy Senior Citi· zens Center with caller Sonny !less, Huntington, W.Va. . •, 4~~-DUBEFOU PUBLICAnON e . FEallltiLIJGV Ring Me•gs County Public Notice L/Sf7C... 2!N Gilllia Countv Area Code 61• 167 Ch•hwe 2.00 PM . WEDNESDAY 2o00 PM . THURSOP,Y 2 09 P t.l· ~RIO~Y tHIOAY PAPER 11 12 13 14 ' 15 16 11 1,8 Farrn Equtpmut"'t Want t d 1o Bt~y ln1vst ock Hay Bi Graif) 65 Stied & .flirt,IIIIer - 61 . 6 l' 6] 64 l;tiF11' Serv1ces s.J,Jpiii!S L,I~SIUtk 6 Honln lor Sale MobitttHOlnM lo r Soiltt · h'rmsl01 Salt Busineu Buildlllg5 lot& & Acre-ue Reil hlale W~n,ted 8 Public Sale & AuctiOn 9 \lhnted ,10 ~uy .fu/luu'i"K 11•/,•ph•;m. ••xdrniiJ{f'S ... DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 11 00 AM . SATURDAY 2.00 PM. MONDAY WEDN ESDAY PAPER 2:00PM . TUESDAY GaiUpoU. Store• Add a VGA Monitor for as Little as : SYRACUSE • A fall fes tival wiD be held Saturday at the Syrac~se Grade School. A soup di riner will begm at 5:30p.m. wit~ games from 7 to 8:30p.m. Free entertainment begins at 6 p.m. with Jan and Kathy The Rainbow Cloggers and Doug Circle and the Band pcrformiOg. day. 1 SUNOAY PAPER ' 31 · :32 33 3I 35 . 36 4 GivtOI'Wiy I 5 Happy Ads • 6 lost and Found • 4 1 Y•d Sale lpald 1n actva: •Cel • Farrr Heal Eslale 2 In Memory l Annouc;:emenu l.'las.~ ifi1•1l IIU~I· .~ cot'1•r 1l11• H a5JIJV bAUs Y<trd Sal Los THURSDAY PAPER \ C•rd of Thanks Ernployr,renl COPY OfAOUNE MONDA\" PAPER · TUESDAY PAPER lfli:tl! randpMinQ storet ort,. HolvaldW~r1 qoflef Cllfet. Plletliii'IIIW wry CuiiOrnft ~.-~a~~ 'lllleiW _ . . . DeiYIIy .,..lilllllll k) onsure Ide clhWIQ au. cti\lerl Cllny 1n1 I'M S20 00. Clllln vN''• ().Jr drivers"'~ pei'III:I!<IIOIIIIe ~ "1 191 Dm*lo'l PiUah:. •afllelllaelt RUTLAND • There will be a round and square dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall on Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight. Hard Times Band will perform and Ray Fitch is the caller. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children. James CorneD, Middleport, will cdebrare his 90th birthday on. Sun· Cards may be sent to htm at 712 Art Lewis Street 10 Mtddle· Than!.~ ~. 41 'A do1U1f11:KI iidvt~rtisun,t.•nl p.l .tectlm lht!' O;uly S1~ntmel {I!• Ct!'pt dtttiSIIt~,.<d thlpl<~v . 8usiiiL~s Catd otnd htiJIII not1cttsl w1lt ;tlso appear 111 the Pt Pltmsant R~,slct and the Gall• PIIII S Omty Tuhtull', wa.:hmy OVUI 18.000 hollll!S Pickup or DeUvery II SATURDAY . Coud ot 1 · • Tandy 2500 SX/20 • MS·DOS®5.0 • America Online~. Prodigy®, DeskMate® · TUPPERS PLAINS · The Tuppers Plains VFW and Auxiliary · will have a round and square dance on Friday with music by Rocky Mountain Bluegrass, The pubhc 1s invited to attend. Cornell card shower tal no ch•ge Announ ce nle 'l ls Ra1e1 are lor cunMwlive runs. bfokenupdl'f'sw•li be charged for each d-., .n separ~le 1 ads ' Puctl o l ad lot all CilPIIille!ters rs doublu·pflce ol ad cosl • '1 pouu lme type unlv used 'Senhne4 ''not respon~lble lor erron ;atler lirst dwy lCh t!cll lor enors fust day ad tuns 111 paper I. C;•ll ht!lore 2 00 p m d.., afltt• J.lubl•cilltonto mak tl correcllon ' Ads that musl be pa1d m advan Ce: ar~~ L--------------~-----~L--------------------~ • d~s 16 15 15 16 15 Monthly 99 OITcr good only at Pomeroy & ~ <AI*rt'lll' s Only II II II II ..... ___ ..., ... ..., ...... - -.... II 'tlrf P'P . . . ,.. ..._ ...,......, .... ...._10 .... ..,. GMlg au. dri¥M c.n"t .... ,.., 120.oo. Cllh ......,...,. .Our I 1 Pickup· or Delivery Only 1 3 6 10 • mu 3 Rite O~•r" 15 Wo~~ .4.00 $6 .00 .30 $9 .00 .42 513 .00 .50 S1 .30/ day .05/ day Words ---~- · All Days 'Rcc~11 5.50 dtscount lor il,df paid tn attvilnce. 'freu ilds G1veilw.1y and Found ads undt!f .15words w•ll bt: In Mll mor~a!ll Everyd1y Low Price! : NEW ENGLAND • There will bC a halloween dance at New Eng· land on Friday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Country Roads will perform and the public is invited to attelltl. Mrs. Goldie Holman is currently a resident of the Parkview Heath Care Facility in Parkersburg, paod • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace RATES POLIC IES 'Adi outside Me1gs. Galha or Mason CQunllll!\ ltniSI be pre LARGE PEPPERONI PIZZA FRIDAY Holman card shower TO PLACE AN A.D CAll 992-21$6 . MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY . CLOSE!) SU.NDAY ·--·----------··--·'1· : POMEROY - The Executive Committee of the Meigs County Democratic Party will meet on 1;hursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Car· ~nters Hall in Pomeroy. REEDSVILLE • Riverview Ele· mentary will have ijS fall festival ·on Saturday with supper at 5 p.m. 31)d games a~ 7 p.m. Refresh~en~ will be avatlable. The pubhc •s theaters are owned by Movie One theaters Inc. of El Paso, Te~as. Movie One owner Lana Gamer said response .10 the film has been overwhelmingly positive. She said she will continue to•play it through October, until Halloween is over. "In the month of October is when Satan worshipers exalt Satan," she said. · Horowitz is a sinister-looking man with a goatee who wears a smoking jacket. He holds a blacl\ cat in his arms. An official of the Anti-Defamation League viewed the film Tuesday and labeled it anti-Semitic STARTING MONDAY, OCTOBER 14TH.;. DOMINO PIZZA WILL OPEN FOR LUNCH: 11 A.M.- TIL 4 P.M. $. 99 · LUNCH SPECIAL: MED. PIZZA (litem, 2 Pepsi's) 4 POMEROY · Former Meigs County resident Bruce Stone will perform a gospel concert at St: Paul Lutheran Church in Pomeroy on Sunday at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend and refreshments will be served. • CICisSi I • il Pomeroy ' PRICES APPLY AT PAFITICIPATING , ' . .. . -· - ·--·~ .. -·-·· WANT ADS BET ~RESUlTS .... ' .I> .. \,I ,, .U·3S24 ·'BISSELL . BUILDERS CUST~ IU1LT HOMES &GAitAGES ·~t...I..W. Pli. 949-lao 1 or ~"· 949.,.., Do, or Night · · · NO SUNDAY CALLS 'r •• ' . Pncos" o, ' GUN SHOOT . ;: RAONE FilE DEPT. .............. . IYDY 'SAT. NIGHI 6:30P.M. Stat11na ~t. 21 Cltilltl .. I BOB JONES EXCAVATING and DOZER BACKHOE . WORK (614) 696·1006 .. ' 11 .. • �' . ' ;P:ag:.~:·:1:0:-:T:h:e:D:a:lly~S-e~n:tl7ne;,l~=::-~~----~-------r-=:::::Po:m:e:r:oy::~Mrld:d:Je:p:ort:,:O~h:lo:::::r-:~::::7:~~7:~::~--T-h_u_rs1dr-a:~~Oc==to:b:e:r1:7:,:19:9::1; SNAFU® by Bruce Bealtie Announcements . 3 ' 32 Mobile Homes 44 ·tor Sale . Announcement• $LOANS$ AN typoo ot lolnal PlriCHIII, luiiMII, tlc. CaiUor credh or ~lateral needectl Absolutely no .hunllng .or trupailng, Mtl'n S. Pholpo West Columbia, for Rent In Mlddlopo~, Ohio. I and 2 bedroom tumlthod opl, oori\t with utllhl11 p1ld, reflrence and . dtpooft roqufrod, 304-882·2568. · c:-ptatly Fumlahed mobllo 1i82 Holly Pork 14x70, 3 btfl. home, 1 mi., btlow tow!' over· 1 rooma, central air, Mlson, looki!'!J rivor. No Pato, '""· 814$1,000 or btot alter. lluai Still 446.0338. . 304-1'13-tllll. Onei · and two , btdroom 11M, 14x10 auotarn buill, na IPirtmentt lor rent. 304475dqwn poymant t-ke OVII' taan 205~ or 875-1100. paymtnto at iie2.22 month. 1· 3114-882-3451 '"" 7~. Smaa 1br Apartment, 7 court 19111 Fltml!'l 14x70. 3 btfl. Strllt, Kitchen With Stove, · roomt, 2 Ntha. · all tlllctrlc, Rafriatrllor: $185/mo. Plus central air, underpennina with Dlpot.H, · Utiii)IH, Rotoronca. blockl that ozlll. $17,0011. You 814-44s-4926. Maval304-4541-2009. . Furnished Nt'l' 11D2 14X12; 2 or 3 btd· 45 rooms modal8. 2 full baths, Rooms ohlngto roof, vinyl aiding, R21 i:tlllng, 2d R20 walla, • : Aoomt tor rtnt • ...k or month. Included $17,111T.OO. Colt 1 Slortlng 11 $120/mo. Gllllo Motel. m-4045. 614-448'9580. Slatpln; roam1 with cooking. Al.a tralltr space. All hook-up1. Call . lft., 2:00 p.m., 304·773·5851, Mason Wtl. with a toln offlcor today. 1-2.a410 No prorrty, Rt .6218 (Tin can No~ WV. r...,.....,. wut bt -ut~. ATTENTION DEER MUNTERSI Have commercii! meat ~leer, Rent 11 HR. Dopoeft $100. COli 614-992-6585. I fHII(J41rr YtJJ G lveaway ---=.:..;..:.;=:._-! 11 Help Wanted 1-Fomalo Bluo Polr< Slamaot, 3~rs old, give to Good home w/no other cat1. 114-ft2·2807 3 Bird Dog pup• !a giVIIWiy. 12 WHkt ota pointing broocl 614-. 256"1671· 52 gil wot., hlltar, 304-773, 5758. AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU Excellent Pay, Bentlh•, Tranaportatlon, 407-292·4147, Ext. m. lll.m.'10p.m. Toll ..:Rolu.:.;_n_da_d,., -,..-,:-- - Con You Trovol? lmmodlato oponlngt lor guya ond glrla at !allot 18, to aalot on :::,:;;::.....,..,--::--::-:---1• n~tlonal travel Incentive Sfick W1lnut1 To Ql.,.awtr. program; No uperllllct nee••· Ill')', expenus adnnctd .:.6~~4·.:36::7.:-0::274.:.·:.__ _ _ _ _ 1 trtn•por1itlon pravldad 11 no Lost & Found colt. llult bt frM ta trovot tho :...~::.::..~..:.::.;.:.:;__ 1 ontlro USA (random ltlnororr) FOIJND- Eootom Mlgh School and otan It oncol No ohono slfto111 molt, block, 101111 hatiOif colla! Saa Mr. Hulton, Sol. Oct. dqg, rrl1ndly, 114·1115-4111 18, 11 IM Blue Fountain Mottl, Gallipolis, 1:30 t.m. to 1:00 p.m. fi~!: t~~!~{ H~=· CANNERY WORKERS/ALASKA R96btno And Myara, Clllllpollo. Miring lla!V)'Iomon: Up to $600 Rjwardll14-44&-n35. Wtfltty. Tronoportatlon,__MouoIna., CALL NOW 1·201·rJOo1000 Ext 181785. . Yard Sale 7: Driv.,. .,. you pold 30C a milt? That 11 what wa poy. Uvo toad and unload poy, uovat axpon11 odvanco. Lifo modol • Ga llipolis qulpmont, Nllly and oantlco & VIcinity aw•"'• u'llo -uottztd taado. llojor Modica! Triauranco oval!· 4 1Fomlly Oarogt Solo: 101181h ablt. 401K pon whh oompony And 1011ethL At Addltan matchl!'l up to 2% of pay. lluot Tcjwnhauoa un ttonorouck.. hovo 3 ,..,. avor lha road O~vt In Addl1an, t To S. Good vtrttitble txperlenct tnd 1 year Flsa Markel lttmt, Mlscl expt~lwa pulling van ty,. 6:..:;:•F"om::l:.:c tr:.:.:..:Yo.;;.rd=S::a.;;.la.;;. : ;..Ocl_o_bt_r 1~=k~:t~.·~~~ f:k~n:V:C:: 1~h & 181h. Clay Tawnhou11, II 562·1065. Td 5. AlL Yord So ill Mull Ia Paid In EARN IIONEV Rlldlng Bookol tncom• Pot•ntlal. Mvonct. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. s:ao,OOOif' Dotollo. 1)· 805-1162Ext. y. s: s::.. lh1 d1y Hfon~ H11 ad I• to run. Sundty odltlon • 2:00 p.m. Situation Wanted Somena to_ llvt In tor lhtlr board. 11,000 BTU all hoator for ·salt cheap. 614·446·3419. ~ 14 Business Training Ratrtln Nowii!Southtaatem Buotn••• Collogt, Spr11111 Volley Plaza. Callladay, 614-446-436711 Raglst•ratlonf90.05·1214B. 18 Wanted to Do ,.,-,,..,...-.,-----:-:Babysit In my home, reasonable ~:Slant ~~:~~~~7s.399:.olnt E 6 R TREE SERVICE. Topping, Trimming, Tr11 Removal, Hadg• Trimming, Frtl · Estimates! 614· 367-795T. Georg•• Portable sawmill, don't htul your logt to tht mill Jutt Clll 304&675·1"957. Interior tnd exterior painting, 10 years experience, roof painting, hand wasl'llng houus, tral"ra, Wlndowtl. Odd jobll. Atftrence•. FrM Eollmoloo. 304-875-2708. Mitt Paula'• Day Car1 Ctnl•r. Sift, tftordablt, chlldcart. M·f I o.m. • 5:30 p.m;. Alii! 2~1CI. Befort, atltr echooa. Drop-In• wtlcome. 6t4-44W224. New lnltnl Toddler Care, 614-446-6227. Financial Friday. Monday edition' • 2:00 Pt.' Pieasant & VIcinity Super l.lrg• Yard 5alt, Gallipolis Fort)\ btlaw Sldora, 11111- 19th. Slturaay molt ·neme 112 Prk:t . -- - ------8 : Public Sale & Auction Rl~k P11raan Auction c:-pony, tuQ time audlonetr, auction Mice. L-...cl Ohio, Waat VIrginia, 304·TfS.6'111. com•• 9 ; Wanted to Buy Won1td to buy, Stondlng tlmbtr, eoj, WIU!In\a I Bono 114-1112· 54fl. Wor<td To Buy: Junk Autoo, Sorop Miltll And Fraa Ramovol Fram Will VIrginia . 114-141• 0013. • Tap Prlatl Plld: All Old U.S. Colno, Oald A11111!, lllvor Cotno, Gold C01na. 1Lb . COin llllap, 1St - A - . Gattlpotto. Employment Servtces Help wanted 11 $350.110/Doy Proco1111111 Phone Qntoral Poioplo CoU You. Na EX• portonco - • I Y 1.eoo-2550242 • EXTRA INCOME "111" ' Eam $2004100' W11kty 111111!'1 Holiday Travel BrochwiL For llart lnlormotlan Sand A Ad· dr..ttd SttmDid En'tltloptt To: ATW Trovol, P.O. lox 430710, lllaml, FL »1541. 11 Help wanted AVON • All Ifni, Coli llorllyn W01vor 304-812-264S. A Daly SillilY Of f300 'For Buying llercliondiH. luyor NttdK No ExDtritnee Nee... Olty. 114-315-2CIU, E11.3883. . AdmiMian• A•creuntttloit NR~ T':"'rfo. 'ifo~s.~ -·Mpatll, Cltlo 411131. • ' " AVON I AH Aroao I lhldoy .......... 30M75-142t. .....- 21 Business Opportunity IN011CEI OMIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO .. rocammando thll rou do bull· • - with poopla you know and NOT to oand monoy thrd tha fftlil until you hive ln'ti..Tgittd lho ottorlng. Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale · AISOWTELY MUST SELL!! Roducod Ta SoU: 2 Story 311< Canto< Lot In Ch•hlrl, Clitia. Excottont Condlllan. Flananclng Avallablo. 104-H24i51, IOc: n2·7610, B-7o0141. 2·Storr hou• In Rutland, 1· bdnn upotalra opl. 3.bfdroom upatalno, downolalro living nm, 2·bldroom, balhroom 1 dlnlng ·Mtlntananct Experience ~" kKchln, uiiiiiY nn, aaklng Prolorrobtoln AHoahh Ca11 Sit- ta,OOO, 114-1112·2151 ting 3 Bedroom Ho-. 116 Klnaon -FIIllbllllr Drlvo, Galllpollo. Living Room, -Dopondabll Dining A""'!', KKohon, Bath, Conttol AlrL v"'yl Siding, CorWa Cltfwr: .COmpethhtt Salary And Plied. 2 Clr a ... ~. Within Watlclng Dlttanco Of Tho Pool, Btntfltt Got! COortt And Clinic. Qal·Excellent Tralnl~ Program llpollt Chy School Dlllrict: 814• • .C.roor Growth Opport"nltln 241-5152 . .Job Sltlalac:llon Framo On 1 Aero Woodld FOIWtrd RHumt Or ~ter Of 311< A$27,500 Will Conllclar Lind lnt1111t Outlining Ouollllcotlana l.at. Conkact Wl1h Rt110nabla And Stltty Hll10fY To: Down Paymor<. 114-258·1981. Bill Btu • Admlnlotrotor ' bedrooms, 2112 bathe, home 3 Pam.roy Nursing And yre old, heat pymp, m11ter Rthabllltallon C.nt1r oultl with Whlrpoal, bu!R In 31751 Rocksprings Road dlahwaahtr, mN:rowava. Vlnrl Pomeroy, Ohio 45768 lldlng 1 ~tar l cablt, 1 aero 1o1 In tuDalvlalon, Rt, 2 South, $400 WEEK, Or lloro Stuffing $n,900. 304-5lt-2t02. Envelopea At Home. AUih 11.00 I room 1·112 bath, ltary & Nlf. S.t~Addmltd Stampld En- Klchtn, DR, LR, 2 BR velope, No. 10 to D&A Supplln, downat:alra, 1 large BA, 112 b.lth P.O. Box 1443, Fairborn, Ohio upotolra. 241124 garago. 814-44645324. 7878. No Exper~nce Ntce11ary. A. GOVERNMENT MOMES From $1 Colly Stloty 01 $300 For Buying IU Rapalrt. Dollnquont Tu llorchandiH. 814·365·2062, Ert. Propertr. RtpoutMlons. Your 3833. Aru 11 80542-IOOCI. Exl. CHPART·TIIIE OFACE P03mON •. 10181 For Cunn Aepo Utt. In Pomeroy, Gantral oHict t kllla MOUSE FOR FREE!IIIu" movt Including typing and bookkHp- off lot In llldcl-'· Fill In 11111 nHdod tor thlo Job. Com· bt.Mmlnl, 1Md and MI'IW, Mutt pUler IXptrltnct Mlplul. Mutt algn contract! 2·8R, Largo LA, bt r.rtORiblt and l'lave the DR, Bath, h11 new root lrid gut· abli 'I to handla ttlaphontt and lor, now ooppor and PVC pluinbmeet pt~e wall. Stnd rttumt lng, oomt work. You poy to Tho Dolly Sontlnol, Bor 7295, 1oi lha moving! Only oadOut 111 C..rt St., Pomeroy. callorol cau 814-IIDZ-2071 aftor P-.y At11 POSTAL JOBS, 7:00pm. Stort $11.18hr + banollta. Far lnvutmant Pack• a• 11-hOUIM opptlcltlan Into, <Ill H tl-324- In Pomaroy/lllddloport 1111, 1511 7am·10pm Jdtys. amall down ptyment end owntr R.N. Huru to provldt ~rtonal llnanclng, •xcalt.nl Income, COlt oarvlcn to Paychlotrlcolly HrloUI lnqulroo only, <Ill 814dlAbl•~ clltnts In Muon 1112-24D3. County 1rta. Will req~o~lrw no lluhl Unh Aotiol, 1 Y11r Old. .,.,. than 17 hourt por VInyl Sieling, Low llolntinanca, and work mar bt patlormod ~'::J L.Ocotod, UI,IIOO. 814tvtnlnge . andtor wttktndl. 4441 . Sllaty nagotlabto. valid WV Hurtt~ llctnM. Appl~ at MaltOn cOunty Mental H111th Strvleta, 213 Ylllty Drive, Point' P1111tnt, WV 25510. AAIEOE. . Unfqut 4-IR hoUH an 1CI-o010a, TV REPAI~. llltt~lmo, arp. only, Brodbufy Road, extra bulllting, $8.10 por MR. H.E.C. 3i1 W. $27,100. 11-1-tDZ-2881 or 211llaln, Pomoroy. Apply In poroon . 311-23111 . Wtntld: Llld · OuHarlit For Vory nlco 3·BR Ranch, blfok Country And Rack Bond. COli tram, carport, 112 butmtrl, 01k hardwood ttooro 11'10 oc11o, 3ml tom Holzar ilaOftitat SR eo, ;.; W-ar<.;;.o;.;.;;: d _P.;;.o;.. n."Ttme '- B-IIIi "'o-nd-o-r, taking 13e,IICIO, tM:liii:ms. For Lt>cot Pttvato Club. bcailint Wcwklng Condftlan. F = War< Ia bur 4 bod....., homo And Sltru~oy Nlahto On . Oolllpotle tchoot dlatrlol. Oc· cu......,. b y - ef '12. lo~ RtiiiY AI: CLA OM,!lo Gall DaJ.!iT'*'!!1821 t nlllf AVIIIUI, ..... "' Pi. ~K. Roatotor, 200 o·xr alii, ...,. 41131. llalft 11, Pl. Pl., WV 21110. •* 1 ,.....,8441 Idea" 32 Mobile Homas for,_Sale ' ,. 1HI2-IR~~UI - . or to. tacolod 111 413 Vlno • ·· Rlotne. FuMy fur.. · - Jan, 8t ........ AC, -""' kltohari -ldryor. aDDIIanceL C.l t14-lt2431 1:tJN:C1C1. ...rythtrtg. Aotttna N.OOD 11111 - l e homo, I bttlo -Lbtth I 112, fill- 304llt-21vt. \ Si!tD liE - ~~~ ,o ,. AUIOI for Sale 1181 Buick· Llnittod SSti5; 111i . Coachman Motor Homt. 23 fl. h $3,31111..[.1985 Clttvy S·10 $2,815; I 1181 vhtvy 8·10; $3,9S15; 1188 ' Ford Rln@r XL auto. 13,500~ ~ 1aas lzuzu PickuP. auto. $2,asct; . r. 1187 Joop Commancho pickup , S2,1H; 1ta6 Ford Escort $1,815; ' • 1184 Bronco II 4x4, V-1 1 $2,815.Some oiF c:ara buy , , hart f!IY hora. l!A· 112' 37&2. · , ' 1181 Chivy , Cam1ro, AS, V-8, "' AldJ Aut~ Air, CruiH, Tilt, PW, POL:, T· 10ps, Rur Defrost, AM!FM Caasatte, Power Halch Rtlean, Sharp! $8,eGO; 1UQ ChtiiY Biretta, 4 Cylinder, Sspd, Reel, Loa<Md, Low Mlln, Salt ~·. For Pay ott 18;500· 1981 Otdo 1 Dolt• 88, Noodo Work, $800, . Flnn.'614-446-i112. • 1:00 3801 . ID Tlloroualtlnd llfll*ol ClllmilbYihelll .. I 7;00 ,. .. . · - -0-..,11 ··-r 1:;1 ~. ·=~:'lllonJi,. ' =AffllrC a.~~:~ -= oo,_. 1 I( ' ) . .... Climtrl . S"tereo. .191 t;1 , ID SpomCenNr 8 Moneytlnt all Tho Welton• ANDERNE~T II .. J'fJ.f- HELp . ~~~ \II 11/lll/ ;11 n-o-a·.l....l..-.L--.~ Ott>N'T WQ~~·- . ~D YOii HAVE P•rr 7 · - 12:00) (!) (1). Prot I Coni O'Hannon and Bird seek to help a comedian who Is In CD C {!) Shape of lhe World Stereo. C ill aJ GD'Top Copt AIpoNce · officer shoots a thief and then s~ hla tile. (A) Stlreo. (!])II Slmp10111 Homer savas Sprlnglteld from a nuclear disaster. Ste';/ 1D Murder, Sho W"* 18 Amorlcln Mullc 8paclal (1 :00) ID Molorcfou tiiCfng United Slates 250cc Grand Prlr . from Unadilla, N.Y. (A) QtPrfmoNIWI 0 Tltll'a My Dog 1:05 Cll MOVIE: No Morey (R) (2:15) 1:30 IJ) 0 Dlfferont World When a hurricane hila Hillman College, everybody saaka sh811er. Stereo. t;1 1111 Maror Luguo IIIHboH Nallonalleagua Champlonship ·Sertea: Braves or Dodgers at Plralll (game 7, II naceeaary) IL) (May be replaced b(. re~a< e a• MEEKLE AND WINTHROP !HEARTHe~ 'TH,It,T 1HE:~ TRYINd:rTO . G-IVEAWAY. r HOPE 'A "TtU<l6T FICOAA 8t.U..EtARIA -,;Qj(6S il-19'/1. AL.L. I PHILLIP l NEED VITTLES II I'M HONGRY AS A BEAR!! PAW!! I'LL HEAT UP TH' STEW POT tQUZ +KJIOI ., - ,., +7U .AK7U .AKI5 Sit-down comics teach bidding Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South By Pblllip Alder An entertaining book, "Match Your Bidding Against the M8llter3," bas jtlst been written by Keith McNeil. He is the director of Blddinl Forum, a fea · ture in Au.stralian Bridge magazine. In it, experts from all over the world answer bidding problems, and the reader can learn from their analysis while being entertained by McNeil's vitriolic pen. You can order the book for UUS by calling 1-800-274-2221. Here are two typical McNeil comments: "Three no-trump bas more ·drawbacks than a chain smoker." "It may de3Cribe your hand, but never your cards.' . In today's hand , taken from the book, West leads the spade kin& . apinst six bearts and switches to the diamond jaclt. How would ycu plan the play? Willy the Whiz. South, realized that he might have to ruff clubs three times in band to establish the suit. And if West held only two clubs, declarer Nardo 4NT Pus Pus Opening lead: • K would be forced to ruff bicb t~ This pointed to the ript ~of pla:t: Win trict IWII with the diamond' Ke and play a heart to dummy's queen. • Wben East dilcarded, tbe Whiz : cubed dummy's club ace, ruffed 'I · club, led a heart to dummy's niDe, : ruffed a club with the heart Ke, ruffed • a diamOIId in. dummy, and ruffed a third club with tbe heart kiD&· l'iDally he reacbed dummy with Moiller dla· moad ruff, West's last tramp wu drawn, and tbe club suit Wll run. "A pianola," explained tbe ftlz, "II u I'm not foolllb ~ to my ace or kln1 of trumpa oa the lint :: round~ O~wise tbe 10-1-8 die · slam encased in coocrete boola.· lone -·· e The World Almanac Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 llounlaln non 5 Aug. lima 8 Walar·ralalng • mac::l'llna 12 Future attya.' 111m 13 Joyful oxclamatlon 14 Colonnade 15 Dooon'ltxlol 16 AclroaaCatdwoll 17 Aaolata 18 'Fake 20 Polo ollck 22 Pari plared 24 Unful 25 Mate Plllnt 28 504, Roman 29 Solk lftlx) 30 Tug 32 Ctrtlfr (I document) 36 Stray from FBI: Tho Untold AMwtr .. P11111111 ,._.. tlme 39 Co111odtan Phlllpa 40 tlorH doctor, fill' ahort 42 Hoallh roaorl 43 TV, radio, r.JwL.:JI.!l tic. 58 Unit ot maaa 59 Dlatriet 60 SldnnY ftllltl 61 Scolttlh btrtl 62 TVtted plant • r.wu.11-t 1.11.tr.11.1 :•l l•ll•l 2 Sovltl Union DOWN gr. 7 TlloM IIIODfe. 8Ancllnl . : r.) 5=1 34 1 Betltl mo•tmenl 38 Mtllurt of "'" ofr- lnt"-1 - 9 PWtlc • lc• 10 Cover tlrt 11 Glue 6- Paulo 1t ....., Cltllllp • 21 Dlallllcawu11: : 23 Ullleld .... ~=:_ na~ 34 Delli Of (II.) .. kteks him oH the boat. Stereo. C , CiJ (I) ArMRcln Dolecllvo A man Is charged with attempting to hire a hll man to 'll!lrder his wlte. 35F14111111 c6uae Ill*.) 37 Prod .. e . 0=. Don'l discuss your tnlenllons with asso· clales.lust do what you know should be done. ARIEl (.._ch 21·Afl'll11) tn order lo reap miliaria.! rewards loday , you_will have 10 be enlerprlslng as weft es bold. Don'l be afraid lo lake a chance with sfluallons you've carefully analyzed . TAURUS (April 20-MIJ 20) Grealer benellts w!U be derived loday - If you su~due your self-lnteresls and try to do ttilngs lhal wtH provide the grealest good ror the largest number. QEflltHI (IIIJ 21.Juno 20) Conditions tor fulfllllng an tmportanl, ambitious objeellve thee' you've been conlemptallng are promlllng today. Set your sights oo your lai'QII and let nothing dlstracl you. · CANCIII (.Iuiie 21.,tuuJ 22) You won't be wutlng precious lime today - If you spend 11 oo your e~erclse program, Proper pf1yllcal exartlon will tnvlgorale your mind .11 well as your bo!Jy. LEO (July IS-Aug. 22) Make poslllve 1hlngs hapl*)1odaY tnlltad ot waiting • for chance lo call the 111011. 11 you want eomethlng clwtged tar lho belter. au· thor yow own ICtlpt . YIIIQO (Aug. 22) How well you perform lo<loy will be determined to a flrge a.g,.. by the CDmfiii'Y you keep. If you get I n - with moYerl ond lhaken, you'll automatically mirror their tlforla. as-..,._ 41 Callt Aftlotrlalle 44 OweriCI .... I -- Owen clnhes with her co-attorney on ,I baltered woman's defense. Sl8(eo. Q 44ll'tloADceev 10 Olllrcril( . 51 Dllp ::= ..... .· Ntwl rn <11 tLPnmenme Llvl Sltreo._Q~,... .,. III Mea.- Thollrt SmlleJ goaa to Donet to lnvasllglte 1 MflMikinal murder. (Pt 1 of 2) C (f) Under l'lrt Thlt J)rogram recre1te1 mljor ntwa alorfla, tocuatng on lite atorlaa behind tho headlines, In I Mlmflll blind wflll actu11 footage of lite evtnll. (0:30) . .. '• ·; .. •• CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cipher CI')'PfOOI'IITII M ortlfiCI frOfrl .-atlonl by IMICIVS ~. ~ lnCI ,.....,.., EliCh letter In 1nt oipMr ltltiCtl tor MOfMI' focMr 'l CW. l'f L ' K .Robii'IIOII 10:20 (J) MOYIE: ~ (2:00) K 10::10 Ill Wott Ylfllllllt Repcllt DB • C111111 IIIII CU. 11:00(J). (I' .., . .. . . ~\(!1 ' ~==t;l R• Allllllo Hal Stereo. ihiCGyvtr a · . •. 'I 11:::.51 1D 700 Clull With Pet !IINiwl ... 43- Sltreo. ..,. . tO:OO a~• C 1../1. Law Van (!) :' 17 lleokllll gt~triend c.J..ao· ,..RAPH u~u ~ ~ [JLJIJ [oJ l!J ll r.J lJ u ~ u l!J !.!ll.!l !.!1 m.i l.J!J~Ul!l UU:1kJ[oJlJll r.Jl.JlJfJ .Jl!J~ [j~kJ lJt:J!JlJ .:JUlJll iJ l!JlJLJUlJ lllJ utRJlJ kJ lJ lJ tJ kJ ~ r.l l.J L'J LJ L:.H..i !J~[Jl.J [J~~l!J ll:.-Jll [JlJkJ U.JlJU IJ~l!J[JU:.-JL:.I iJULJ:.-JU IJ u lJ rJ lJ Lm .:J r.l lJ u l.Jl!J (j lJrJ.:JlJ CJ~l.JU 45 Needle CIH 47 Atonement 49 AI reduced price (2 wdt.) 53 Wondtr 54 Make lice 56 Ogl1 57 Howawttl COUrll rJ~[jLJ [J lJ~ Stereo. &:;1 1:30 ale D Wlnao Lowell's - - -.."::-..,----'- - - · lng lhe Influences governing you In the year ahead . Send lor Libra's AstroA noJ l "U Graph predlcllons loday by malting $1.25 plus a !ong, self· eddrtiiHd. stamped envelope to Aslro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Bor 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101· 3428. Be sure to alate BERNICE your zodiac llgn. BEDE OSOL 8COfllltO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You will be the mo11va11ng force IOday In an en, deavor that Ia theoretically conlrolled by anolher. Your assoclale will be pre· pared 10 lake a back seat so that you ' can do your stun. 8AQITtARIU8 (Nov. ~.. 21) Thlngs should work out tor your uftl· male benefit today - ·If you ' do not slrew obsleclea on your own path. lei whal Is preceding well run Its natural coutae. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.JIII. 11) Your Oct. 11, 1111 potenttll tor sue<:eaa Is ralher remark· Your earning polenllalln the year ahaad able loday, provided you are properly could be constderabty greater lhan, It Inspired and enthused. Y.he secret is lo has been for lhe pasl law years. Yau re dwell on positive eKpeelaltons. In a cycle where gatna mlghl be general· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 11) Prlprlllea from several sources loday should be given to slluatlona lhat ed could either add 10 your or · simultaneously. · LIIRA (llept. 22-0cl. 23) Yo.u 're now In enhance your career In some taahlon. a fruitful cycle where you could reap Thesearelhe ar-whereyou'll be oble substanltal ratuma from your enter· to get.ihe resulfl you destri. prlaas. Try lo tocua on lnvotvemenls PI8CI8 (Ftb. 20-lllrcl! 20) Some lhll coutd · be mean!ngtutto you flnan· knowledge you 've recenlly acquired clally. Gel a _Jump on life by understand· ?~ be uled to your advanlage loday. .. .. . Beverly Hilla, 110210 The school adminlstratioo teams Andrea lives In the wronQ district. Stereo. 1:;1 ID MOVIE: Conan the OMlnlyer lPG) (2:00) Qll Nlahvltte Now Stereo. ID Top Rank IO~Ing Junior Weltarwelghl bout: Tony Martin (2<4-3, 7 KOs) vs. Anthony Stephens (16-3-1, 10 KOs), 10 rounds from Adan~c Cily, N.J . (l) &:;1 t8 Latry Kfng Llvtl all Falhtr Oowttng Mya,.rtoa PresiWICk's lite ts endangered attar Dowling witnesses a murdtr. (A) SIMMER DOWN, •••• • 101>6 SOVTB RII BARNEY EASI' +AJI32 •Jt014 +95 {!) Myotaryl Dagllesh stumbles over lha body or the latest victim. (PI 3 of 6) ' WEST +KQt04 ALDER fi I i ·-·~·· t7 ~~'.:'.~!;·r:taoo A treed ex-prisoner seeks revenge agalnsl the Insulting Drara!L Slerao. g !Ill YCIU Allked lor It 9:00 ale 01 Chooro Rebecca asks Sam lo wear chilled underw~r lor fertility's sake. Slereo. (]) (I) NORTH +e .QJ953 +AQH12 Slorfla Agent Lance Emory ga!hers' intormation on rival motorcycle gangs. Stereo. ~0 t ·.' BRIDGE 1 7:05 (J) lllverly Hlllbtlte1 7;30 IJ). Ill Jeopo~l Q Cll To Be A-.cl CD Em.n.lnlntltl Tonight Stereo. &:;1 .... · (J) • Meirled...Wtlh Clllt!Nn 1111 Wholt ol Fortune 1:;1 1D II Femlty Feud 12!1111 1 Sllr Stereo. 1D ESPN'o SpoedW... 18 C101oftre 7:35 Cll Sonlonl a Son 1:00 IJ) 0 Ctllllr Show Cliff and Clair atranga to have Audr watched when she . sneaks out. Slarao. C (!) MOVIE: Tho Swoi! In 11Mt dan~r. Stereo. SCil'M-LITS ANSWIIS 1o - 1' Flood - Systacn - SOMEBODY been jHted by her boyfriend. One evening she was moping around lnd sighed, 'Molt al us can read the handwriting on the wall, but we just assum11 ~·s addressed to SOMEBODY alse." Number - Odium · My IOQIIlmate had 1 e .. ANYTHING ON Sft.F· HAVE eeva-.1 KITTSNS . .. . ~Newtltour II) MlcQyver .J,."'f T . rou develop frorn stop No. 3 below. 111• 11J WhMI of F~nt (J). c. '• u.ooo. .. · 8 /Z I O...m of JMnnte G.ET IT NiiAV! atr ITU<I I OOII'f WAUl If.' ---:-------· 1 . CIIINewa • IDUpCiole all New Zom1 Q 1:35 (J) Andy Qrllfflfl Country Park, t=========1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-11W7 El Camino, 350 eng; auto, ' Routa 33,Mobllt North· Home ol Pamoray. 4-btnll, $600, 814-1112-1949 lola, r~ntals, pans, 11111. can 54 Miscellaneous 114-1112-Jitl'l. 1!1711, 314 ton, 350 aulo, tuno Merchandlll ~· ttntt ruot, $1500, of1one 33 Farms lotS_aLe ~C:C:n~u~~ 1 ~~c::'fo 1 1 92-5170, lnv• m~slage•. on In Mason County. Call any Coal, Home DtUv~. Minimum ' · 1983 Blazer; 5 aPttd, $2,850. 1 Mason County 512+ ICrtl t40 acrts tlmt.r), old homa, 2 metal tlrita, 304·57);-2586. Of 4 112 Ton, f68 t>tr Ton, 114. :304::.:-67::5-:..:2:::1'1:.:i:·,.- - - - . . 61 Farm Equipment bama, At. 35; 15 mil• to .Trllltr lot $75. month, full hook- 384-3338. .. ,M"· 1986 Chevy ' Pick.Up, Ont Wlnllald 10 miiN to Point ~up, North At. 2, 304-675-7851 CompuiM, Attrlgtralar, China 11151 JOhn Dttrt Model B, Com· Owner, law Mlla1gt 1 Excellent Ploasanl. S150,CIOO. Colt 30«ltHutch, Oald Star Rlng 1 Woah plltaty Robutn, Excottant Condl- Condtttanl Prica lfaauclld. 6143280 btlwttn 8:00 AM•end 4:30 Stand, Bllf' Signa:, An~ _ Odds tlonl&n. Blade Lott Sptre.P•rt•. 446-728Q. PM. Merchandise And Endt. 114-388~85. ... 614 ..... ~·" 1 ...-~.w-. 1986 chev~ S·lO, automatic, 4 • Concrete l plastiC upt!c tanict, 35 MF Tractor With Dy'nabounu wh~ drive, vary good C(!ndl." :~ • 35 Lots & Acreage Ron EHvono Entorprloao, Jack· Mawor, MF. Bator, $3,1115<. 30 lion, low mi!OIIJO, 304-675-3433 • 1/2 to 314 tcre .Jott with county 51 Household 10n, 0 1...aoo.537-8528. Ftrgu10n 1'1,995; 3000 ' rord or 675·71011. ~ water and tltclric, 10 ·mll11 81 3 95 Arawaoct lor Nil $20.00 por 1 ,9 · Ownor Will Flnanco. 41i86 9·10 PU, 58,000 mlloo, 1 .: Goods south ar Paint Pl•sant. $3,eoo. 286 -6 522 · load, 114-)12-2455. owner. Excellent condition. ' 304-578·2a94. Amana Refrigerator,· Gold Color, Grovjty Bod, llka $4250. 614-446-8(115, Building lots,1-acre and up, TP I Exoollont Condhlan, US. 614- Flrowood For Solo: llootly Mard 350 Klltbroa Wood t114o37tfo2m. now, $500. 304-9 37-2018· For Solo Or Trodo, 75 lntomaC water, Eastern Mtlgs Co., 388-8507. quarter milt SA 7, 814·t8~35H Jim't F•rm Equlpm1n11 _SR. 35, tlonal Tandem Loa Truck, 3.60 1 Moving Sa lt: Household Fuml· Alta Or Ml~? In Your HoJn? Wtot Galllpollo, 614 ...1-9777; Timber Jack Slttcfdor. 614-441· Mudawhlll 'Subdlvlalon, . 2.6 ture, Couch Sat, OlnlnQ Cttina Buy ENFORCER, KUla roll • Wldt nltctlon n.w & ulld f1m1 0410. mllta out Slf'!d Hill Road, hal Mutch, T.V. Morol 614·44J-4629. mlct . In · only 1 t..dlng, . lractorw a lmpltmtnts. Buy, roatrlciod building toto tor Nlo GUARANTEED! Avthabll ol: 1111, trade, 8:00.5:00 wukd•v•. 73 Vans &4 WD's PICKENS FLRNITURE as low 11 16500, and one acr1 Baum Trut Vatua St~.11 W,st Sat. tll1 Noon. New!Used Iota tor alnglt wldH avallablt Main Strllt, Chitter, ut1 19118 Chovy S-10, 4~4, Tahoa Hou1111hold furnishing. 112 mi. also, 304-675-3410 or 675-4100. Jtrricho Rd. Pt. Pleasant, WV, Alto 0. Mice? In Your HouH? Now ldOII com plcklfo. Ona Alms And Tlrn, Automatic, V-t. 1CI ona row $900. Tltraa 614-379-2820 . Mtrcll' Boltom Subo<llvltion, catl304-675.·1450. Buy ENFORCER, Kllla rata l 11oc1e1 323 one row lut modtl ant acre lola, At. 2 lronttgt, mice In only 1 lttding, modo $1,100. IICh. Ono lladal 1186 Chevy Van, New Convtr· RENT20WN price rtductcl, eHy water, 304· GUARANTEED! Avallabla ol: 321 two rw narrow roll ttusk· alon Kit, $6,000 Or B11t OHtr. 614-4411-3159 576-2338. O'Dell Truo Voluo Lumbtr, 134 lng btd 13.900. Ono12Moctol 325 614-446-9204 Anar 5p.m. Vl'ra Furniture bot Molft Stroot, Pomotoy, DH two row 111rrow with lhelter Sola & Choir, $11.10 .Wnk: $2.900. Ono Now HoUond 718 74 Raclln1r, $5.47 Wuk, Swlv•l RATS OR IIICE? Renlals Motorcycles Rocklr, $3.63 Wttk.Bunk Bid In Your HauH? Buy ENFOR· chopp~r, 2 row .l'lead c.urrtnt mod .. $3,500. one New Holllnd Complatt $8.41 WHk, 4 .Drawer CER. KUla Rill An~ Mlco In 1986 Kowaakl KX-8CI, ,.., good ; choppar 2 row ttad~$3 000. oondntan, Ho · uses for Rent Chlal, 13.26 W11k; Pootor Bod· Only 1 Folding. GUARANTEED! 770 $450.00 614-1192-6551 • 41 room Suitt, 7 pc.; $16.67 WHit, Avlltabla At: cantril Supply, 17 KMflfl - ltrvlct Ceriter, Si1ta after 5:00pm 1 .. lnclud11 Beddlng.Country Pine Cou~ Str11t; Spring Vllloy Rt. l7, Point PIIIUnt ond Rlplay 1 BR, ttove I refrig. tum., new Dineltt Wllh Bench & 4 Chtlrtl, . Mordwaro, 529 J11<1t10n Plkl; Rood, 304-815-38Jit. carpet, Wlll'ltr & dryer hookup, $10.98 WHk.OPEN: Mondor Odlll True Valuo LBR, Vlna 75 Boats & Motors $225 par mo., $200 dip., 6 mo. Thru Saturday, h .m. to Sp.m., Stroot AI Third Avlt1UI, Gal· .:.63:;.__..:l.:.IV.:..e:..:st:.:.O:..C:,:k:;._ _ _ for Sale luu~ 142 Fourth AYinue, Gal· Sundoy 12 Nocn Till 5p.m. 4 llpotla, Cltlo. llpollt. 614-4411-3667. MIIH Ott Roule 7 On Routt 141, 4 HOI'H Gooseneck Trailer, Boat And Waverunntr Win· ·"'' .Surpluo Army Cimouftlugo $1,1115: I You Od AQHA llaro, ttrillllon Factory Tr1lntd. 814· ~ 1br, Furnithld HOUII, 735 Atar In Centenary. ~ntl clothing, .mall ICC:. . $1,250; 2 YNr Od, AOHA Moro, 251-1110. ....~ Third Avanut, Gllllpolll. 814a, taalhar US Combtl 11,!100. 814·28H522. County Appllanc•. Inc. Good 446-3870, 814-4441-1340. uHd tppllancn, T.V. nt1. O~n Bootl. Stm Sar!1ontllla'o S.nUvlltock Hauling, Can 76 . Auto Parts & 2 bedroom houM, Htndtrson 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon ..Sat. 614- dyvlllo WV btoldo Pool 6iitct, Custom Haul To Hlllsboro Sal• Or LoAt. 21 N . Fri, Stt, Sun, MGII4:011 WV, $225. mo. Rtftrlnct and 441·1699, 627 3rd. Avt. GalPll (oxtondod llauro during cally. Chuck Wllllamo Trlpla =,.....,.A..,c_c,..es;..;so..:...:rl,...es;;__ , .. lipolis, OM dopooU. 304-175-7611. Crttk Trucl<lng. 114-245-IICIU. hunllng 110oan). 304-273-!1151. 1m rebuilt Pontiac 301 ·~gina ; 3 bedroom hama btck of Now GOOD USED APPLIANCES WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS with rabulh tr~naml11ion, $450. '' GaaltLPodlgrood Nublon Buck, Mavon, $250. with $150. dapotll. Washers:,.,. dryers, refrlg~rstar-., Ron Alllaan 1210 · St<ond $80 Ulharo. Good Pats! $20 304-675-5361. . ·; ·1: rongoo. 'Skoggo Appllancoo, 304-862-2666. And Up. Mount Olivo Rood, 614· Avanua, • Clll1potll, Cltlo, 614Up,_r Rlvar Ad. Betldt Ston. Flberglalt truck cover 8 ft btd, :. · 388-85441. 4441-1338. 3 bedroom home,. 2218 Jtffer- Crtst Motel. Call 614-446-7398. hlngt both tldtl, new SS50. on• 1 1011 Ave, 1300. rtllrenct end rr old $250. 304-8112-2814. "• Ktrimort rttrlgarator, 18 cu tt, Wood Far Stlo: Souonod. 1R1og~lot~ar~od~Po~l~ltd.:__M~III~I~ord_:_:B~u~ dopoaH, 304-175-21111. ll. ' $30/l.aad. Wa Accopl Vouchart, !_~ 446 8531. wllct maker, almond, 4 ys old, 6Jou1 VIIYt Grinder Seat Grind· ' 3-bdrm MuM tor IMI: In Tupper $450, 304-675-7993. lng Sat, Guido Equipmant 114.614-441-1003. ' Nublon goat lor Nit, S30. 114· 448-23CI8. . • .. Plaintl $250mo plut dtpglh 446:;;:: 98::.2._ _ _ __ 55 Building :.: ..::: LAYNE'S FURNITURE and ut lhl•lt4-187·3487' Complt11 ttome furnishings. Very pod 30!1 chivy motor and 3br Ranch, Rodn~y Vllllat II, Hourt: Mon-Sat, 8·5, 814-4~6Supplies 64 . Hay & Grain 4-ot>ood trano $200 lor both 114$300/mo. Pluo DlpoaK. 814-388- 0322, 3 milts out Bulavllls Rd. 1112-2728 8305 Aftar 5p.m. Block, brick, _., ptpoo, win· Attalla ' hay lor salt. Doyo 614FrH Dtllvary. d-'ttllntala, ole. Claudt Win- 985-3989 or 614-!I8S.396i 79 Campers & Soaking Raaponalbto Poaplt To Stsrw stack wastt.r a drysr Ilk• toto, Ia Grande, OM cau 814- IVtnlnga. Rant Hlce 2br, Untumlahtd new. Call aner 5 p.m. 614-446Motor Homes Houu On Chlthlm Avenue, 4606. -::24-:5-512-':--t-::==,..-,=--:--: I Allalfa/Gnoa Rolla $25. Fr11 Atflrtnc. A Muat $300/mo. OCtober · St»clalt, two Clr Stor1~ whh payment, Morgan 1185 20ft, Toyota R.U., $!,500: Ptuo Utllltlot And 1 Month Solid Oak Cnlno Coblnot, With goragtt 24r24rH39119.00, Farm, Rt. 35, 304-113?-2018. Good Condition, 541,000 Ml!ll, Dlpotft. 114-4411-2515. Llghll, 1 Yllr Old, $800. Call A~ 24x27xH41111.00,27x321• Now lllchlond Tlraa. 614-446. M 75 b od 146411.00, Precisian Poet Fr~mt ay cen1s Plf' 1 all, foeti In 2021. ••r 4p.m. 614-446-641Q. Bulldaro, I14-IID2·3S41. Rutlond, OH, 304-1'13-5161. 42 Mobile Homes SWAIN 8 n. llldt-ln compor, phon• 304' AUCTION & FURNITURE. 12 56 Pets for Sale 675-4623. for Rent Transporlalion Oliva St., Golllpotla. Now & Uood 14x70 all eltclr~ on privata lot . furniture, heaters, Wtlltrn & ~;;;;;-;;;d;;;j;pji-sii;:p;j I ' ~room and Suppty Shop Pof · I $250.CICI pluo uiUhlao. HUD Ap- Work booto. 614-141-3151. Services Grooming. All .lliaodo, olylao. 7l Aut f S8l provod.10W7$o4CIIIa. ""' VI'RA FURNITURE lamo Pol Food Doator. Julia ~,...;,=::..O:,S.;.O::r~::;e.,...._ 441 0231 1 '2 btdroom mobile home, Sind 614-4411-3158 Wobb. COl 814 • -aoo. 111711 Chryolar Cordoba, 350 eng, 81 · Mill Rood, 304475-3834. Home LIVING ROOM: Sofa 6 Chair, 352.0231. 614-1112·2155 304-875-1855. $199.00L Racllnor, $14i.OO;. AKC B ~ Improvements Swlval Hockor, $99.00; Coffat • •aa~ pupo, 304-1118-35417. • Mobl~ home fer rtnt, Upper At. 1m Ford Mu1tang, $450, Fair E~d Toblao, . $8i.OO Slt .DININO AICC Cockar 8ponlol pupplot, 7, 114 4tB 0108 or 44H321. Condition. 614-37!1·294i Aok For BASEMENT ROOM: Toblo With 4 Paddod ohoto and wormod, $100. aoch. =LII::,::O.;..,:.Ban:::::n::.l•_-=-- - Nlct 2 bedroom mobile homt, r Cholro, $149.00; Countty Plnl 304.578·2223. WA~E PROOFING Unconditlo I lltltlmt guanm~ bttho, largo living room ond Dlnllto With Bonch And. 3 1m Mont• C.rta, T-top1, man~ ttt. Loct tf.,tncu tumtshtd. dlntna room, Satnentllla RNttr, Cholro , $219.00; Matching 2 AICC rog. Boror pupplot, 1 1XIras, mutt 1M to apprtcllts, 1 frH estlmt.lll, Call coiiKt 1· 304.f75-303CI or 171-3431. Door nltch, $349· Or SSH.OO month old, 4-m~._ 1-femlle, 304-175-4185 or 675-6256. 614·237.0086, day or night Sol; Ook Tobto, 42162 With I 614·1112·3752 or 1112-11754 11171 Pontiac Flroblrd, now Aogtl'l Blltnitnt Waterproo- , 44 Apartment Bow Btc• Chairs, cond, $1,5011. or ling. $621.00.BEDROOM; Pootor Bod· AICC Raglltorod Baa~~~ll'po,' polnl, for Rent · $50 Elc:h, Day•, 11 172. jrade, 7S-1e20. room Sulta (5 pc.), $34G.OO; 4 Compltto Mobllt Homo Stt-Upa, Dr~~wor Chnt, $44.GS; Junk Anytlmo, 114-2541-181i, Stavo Rtpair1; Commtrlcal, Rnldan· 1i81 Buick Ragll, 1 Cytlndor, · lobdrm apl Pomoroy, 1 I 2-bdnn Bod, Sttpl•ton. $229; Comptttt Full Man R~o~n1 llood, Vary Clean insldt, Uaf Improvements. Including: opl Mlddilpoll , can 114-112· Stt $105.00 Sll; 7 pc. Codlr AICC Roglotarod Chow Chow Out, $1,300, Sto To Approclatol Plumbing, E~trlcal. lnauranct 2403 e;droom Suitt, $111111.00.0PEN: Puppln, Ctalma AC<apled. 614-2511-1611. 8 Wookl Od, Blacka, 814-~. 2·BR In lllddlopor1. No pota. Monday Thru Slturd.ay, ls.m. lo Red!,.And 1 Btuo. $125 EKh. 1i81 Chovrolll Coprlca Claoalc, Curtis Home lm~.mt1'111: Ply _, ut!IMIN, $200 por mo. Bp.m., Sundoy 12 Noon Till 814-.......7. 4 Milat Ott Routt 7 ·On 4-dr Mdan, ju.t llkt new, low YNrl Exper'-nce On Oldtr I o.-tt/Aoloroncal roqulrod. 5p.m., Routt 141 In C.nttnary. ARMA Roglatarod Bllgla'o, 1- mlln, 111 equlpn1tnt, new llr11, H.w1r Homta. Roam Additions, , 114-1182·2381 dlyo. Foundotlan Work. Roofing, • mos. old, Jutt ltar11d, $15 •L 301 V-8,11H5. B14-1924nt G11 Fur~ 2br Furnlthtd, S230fma. Wntlngl'loust 614·1112-2086 Knchano And lotho. Froa Ei- nanciiEII<tric AC, $800 OBO, 1i81 Plymouth Champ, Good Rallrlnceo Soc:urity DlpooH Of tlmatlll Rtftrtncn, No Job To gao walor ltootor, 50·gol. $50, Choooa ~om 3-b.- AKC Condition! .$500 Flnm. 614-448- Big Or Small! 614-441-GZZS. $200. 468 heand Avanuo. 614614-992·5978 Cocker SpanJel, AKC Whitt 7317. 446-2231, 114-44e-2~1. 0 a E Conatruetlon Otntral ·: Wolt ~lghllnd Ta,ltrt, AKC 1111 ' Pontl1c Bonnavillt Contractor, Aoollng, Concrat•, 2br llablla Homo, 6 Efflclancr Slmo Mldobtd, gold blua, ptold, ScoWoh Terriora. 114-1184-4677 gd. condition. 614-446-3416. BtOUgham, 4 dr oodon, btlulllul GIMrll Repalrl, Gen.,.l Con· Gato~a Aponmont (Ground Drogonwynd COnory Plralon, famll.- 01r, •very option inc. llruction, 614-388-tOH, FrH E• Lovt Rlflio11<01 And Dopooh SlamiM and Himalayan kl1ttna. ounrool, 305 V-8, S11i5, 114-1112· llmat11l . Roqu rod. Na Pota. &14-146-4flll. 53 Antiques 614-446-3844 aftar 7 p.m. 1711 ,:...:..-""'"="..:..,--,-,--J"' E = T- - ;, : 2br, Rstrlgarator And Stove Bur or 1111. Rlv•rlrw Antlquta, Fumlshtd AltO Water And 1124 E. Main Slrett, Pomarov.: Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson Avt. 1i82 Omnt 14,000 Milot, AC, Aeration Motors, reptlrH. New · ~ Trooh Fumlahtd, Carpeted Hours : M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 P.olnt Plellanl, 304-875-2013, AMIFM Auto, 814-446.o!l5t. & re-built motoraln stoc:k, RON 1 Through041tl 114-446-3940. p.m., Sundlr 1:00 to 1:00 p.m. ,full !Ina Ttoplcol llthl blrdo, 1883 CuU1111 Suprtmt, lotdtd, EVANS, JACKSON, OH. 1-&oo. : smtllanlmllll and 1uppl •· ' 537-Q528. • Aponmonla tor tho Eldtrly. Gal· 614·992·2526. good oond.. $2500. 114-985-41111 For nit or lrodl, Roglolorod U• Mtnor Ap~rtmanta. 65$ Buhl Ran'• TV Strvlct, speclllllln~ ,• Siberian Muakr pupo, 1113 Olda Doha 86, $1400. 114· In Zlnlth 1110 MrYlclna m~ • Morton Rood. Doolfed tor tha 54 Miscellaneous Stnlar Chlzan (&2 oldart and moli/Mmote 114-1112-1073 :211=.::-11::n.::·..,..--...:...- --'- othlr brands. HouH caiTt, 1110 ' ' : Handicapped po11ono. Equal Merchandlll appliance repairs. • WV ~ Poodlt, loy"l, and tu cups, allo 1U4 300 ZX D111un, low mills. soma houalng opponunHy. ·· Ap304-57'6•2398 Ohlall4-446-2454. ·Colt 114-1112-6800 or ti2-f8n ptlcatlana moy bt plokld up ol 1983 Chavy s-lo $ICIO. PV 400 mlnlturl Scl'lnaumra ..n a lffWI:OOpm. poppor, Champion Orand Sire, Stptlc Tonk Pumpln' $90, COII!a Spring Valtay Plaza, 529 Jack- PA Syotom ond oxtru, fSOO. AKC, Cootvllla 11~~. eon Plkt'or call 1~3e. ~ 304-1175-1B7tlaftar 5 prit 1i84 Cadillac Flntwoocl Co. RON EVANS EN ERPRISES, Roglltarod Dotmoi!GM for Hie. Brougham . S3,50o, Ntgotlablt, Jockoon, OH 1-800-537-11528. BEAUTIFLL APARTMENTS AT 350 Cummlno aH tromo com" 61f-448-1751. 814~7. Davi• Stw ~vac Service, BUDDET PRICES AT 'JACKSON 20,000 m1t11 on the mtjor, 23t ESTATES, 536 Jackeon Pika M1ck Motor, 35,000 on m•lor, 44 Rt;lstertd tlmalt Gr•t Dane 11114 Cllobrfty, 4dr, AT, AC, PS, ~aorg11 CrHic Rd. Pana, auplrorn $1t21mo. Walk ta thop t. BockWtll ru.r aneta, rubt.r puppy; vocolnatod 6 wonnod. PB, Extra Claonl $2,800. Clll AI· plitt, pickup, and dtUvtry, 614446.0294. movlaa. COlt B14-44e-25&1. EOM . block IUaponalon, now ttr lp.m. 114.+11-1244. $1!10. 114-446-1384. ,.,r end, ,.... built, 15 Will build potlo oovon, tlockll overdrive tranamilalon with Raglotorod Sl•m- Klftona~ 8 screened room1, put up vlny • dMp roductlan ooll Don R- Willes, 2 Ulac Ftmlltl, ~~~ oldlng or trollor alclrttna. &14814-843-53411 oftar I.OOpm for 814-441-11730 Aftar 4:00p.m. , 245·5i57. ' mortlnfarm1tlon. For rent· Hew 1 bdrm 1pt, fum 1117 Audl 4000S, ntw bltltr~. or unturn, In Mlddloparl, 614· Appro• 400 Ft. 01 3 Inch Olft 01 Musical otartar, tanltlon, S4,!GO. Brian 82 ·Plumbing & · 1112-1225 ar 1112·5304. BaM Trim, Sanded Natul'llly $1 . Instruments 30447J.112t aftar l :w. Heating Fumloltod 3 Room a 1 Btlh, Plr Fl.614-446-2515. . I-:'::~:::":-::7.-:~~==,..1187 Chovy Nova: high mllaago, Cioan, N Pot A 1 & 8 110 n Wild 0 Cr Armstrong lluto, 304-1175-T880. Car1tt'a Plumbing nllda repelr. Good lrtnlpor11• Dopoalt R':..utro':i 11:.:~":5~1. 1:f. c.mora ~,":::J:'w~ Otmalnhatdt Flulo, 2-yr old, lion Fourth and Pine c:ar. .,,500. For mo,. lnlor· 114-446-9845. Galllpollo, Ohio axe. cond., $150, Antiquo Ann motlan COli 114-44e-2342, Aak FumiMtd apertment, 4 rooms I 114-448-3886 Arbor uprtght !llano wlbtneh, lor Poul. btlh1 na~·· Stc. dip. 6 rtf. loQ Spllltor For Ronl. Evono CIOod cond., aoltlng S4011. 814114 ••• 0444, , Uolorw, 114-441-B5e2. 1181-4311& . 11187 HorlzOOJ $2,000. 1i8!1 Mor· Nicely Fumlohod Aponmant, Na~atko China Olohlo, Azaltl Luctwla Sn1r1 drum Clll, ltl.nd, c:=ury Lvnx J70Q. 1i81 Cavalier 84 Electrical & $100. 1171 Chav truok $100. 3041br, to ... Ubraty, porillng, Pafforn, 10 y..,. Old 12 P'- ond ot!Ci\1, $100. 304 4111118. Refrigeration 178-2440. cantrol 1toa1. olr1 _!_11fll'tnca ,. S.rvlco, $350; 10 Ptnlt qufrod. 114-44e.O-. alan Cui Cryolll Wino G - . ~hi Baldwin plana, 304-882- 1111 lomovllto Pontiac, · V-11, Rtaldenlltl or commtrclll • Fumfthoct 1ft All lllflllln Plkf, 1110: EngoL-.t Rlz Hlo Aut-.tc, AU P-r. f5 1500; . wiring, new MI'Yict or reDIIrs. 1111 lu100 Sommo- Llmhed, Maalar Uctnlld lltctilclan. 1 IR, u,.._, 2nd Avo. Gooti . :~ ~12 ca'='"\-Odd~ Fruits & v-e. Aularnattc, ~ Stto Ridenour Eltclrlcal, 304-175· conct.I14-44UI23. w't.ao''Oalcf NO;'Complolo Pol 58 11'81. • a. orodo. IM-211-1270. Fumfthoct Ettlclortcy, ,$1811/mo. Syot..,, i!OUr l i t e - . Vegetables Uti!IIN Paid, lharo lath ·807 MOO; 11 Cu. FL Uturighl F_.., 11M C.mwo AS, 11,000 Mil••, looand Avo, Clllllpotlo, 814'-446- I Yuro Od1 Wllil1, $250; Gu Fino PTurntpo, Pllu-, fi.OO • BliCk, !lror lntorlor, Mufti Port 85 General Hauling 4411 Aftw 7pJII. Gdll, MO. 814-388-11111. · . You k:k. AIIO, Kate And lluo- FtllllnjiCIId, V.-8, Laodad, With "' tont By Tho luohal 0. Trotter An floMr, ClDtlant, lr.C Whoolol Willi~• Hauling, C.l, wood .,.., and gravel. Vouc"hett •ccepttd. ,..,., Fumlthod - . t Aportmant, Ono Ltr111 Haatar, Natuml a. Load. Charlat Mctt01n F1rrn1, TltM, Excotlont Condftlan 2br, M1 · S1cortct Avo,..., Got- BOitlocf Gu Alaa, 1 Polr Of Old Flldlold Clntanory Road, Ga~ M,IIO. 114-44H311 Anytlmo. 614·992·7010 ·Npotlo, $210/mo. Utllftlot Paid, ' 4 - 1 Platform S..IN c.... tlpotlt. " 114 441 441t Aftor ?p.m. lllllt With Wlfglllt. 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Middleport LABORERS Full-lima, Gtnor.l ' & VIcinity )!olp, to $14 MR. 1-800-551·1738 LABORERS All' ·Ytrd S.ltl Yult It Paid In Ad'llanct. DAdllne : 1:00pm 1M Full Tlmo,,!!Mit'll Motp To $14 · day before tht tel It to run, HR 1-100-..l·t?U. Sundoy edition- 1:oopm Frklly, llllnt1110nco Suponloar Monday edhlon 10:00a,m. Stt..clay. Wt Aro Sooting An lndlvlduol . Molhar ol TWins Club ftll ult, With: Eplacopil Church, Pomeroy, And Eloctrloal Saturday Oc1.11Uh, 1:00 to .fllumblng 3:00pm, hot dogt/pop. K"""'""gt . - ~MDWI~. 46 1 Space for Rent 4 71 1m ~uno 12x11, o.a Mill, AC; FurnhuN FO< Sola Also. B14-441•121i. ~~ I frH COMU . . IIon low KIT 'N' CARLYLE® lly Larry Wright Apartment I JXTKD ZRCD DZ M 0 Z K D HTIC CINTH 'II X DZT 0 T' X T 0 T' X T UI p Q "'*' H P LT •• • KCGOTJ18 T I ,• <. KCU lTXT.' '• - LftXEZCTX. PREVIOUS SOLUnON: "ft I'm Wt11'1tlng with ~- fiiOI*, I do 11nt1 to dominate lhem. I'm no doll. lhll'a ~ aure. ' - Burt LlrtCIIttt. . •• ••• : •• '· .._.. __ .. . ..- - .. .... __ , I ' _,.._.,.,... ~···- .... ---~~-~ ........ ··· - - ... ·--~ ···- .. •· . • l l.ll_ ....... - .. ···-- - ..._....... ;. • - --- ·- _ . .\! ·- '• �' Page-12-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio ' ' • TJ:Iursday, October 17, 1991 ; -" Former Meigs resident Pawell'hospitalizedfor dizziness; suit filed · (}gainst Hammerr (AP) Reti_red NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) Child said the strictest strictures beat him after aconcert . . : named Inspector of the Year U.S.BALTIMORE Supreme Court JustJce Lew1s Healtn aut~orities , ha've , of health-conscious cooking could Steven McKinney claim~ his:": - ~ i Ohio Lottery· Braves to meet Twins in World Series '7 Becky Drenner, a former Meigs County resident, employed at the Pumam County Health Department in Palatka, Fla.• has recently been named "Inspector of theYear." She has been employed by the Smte of Florida in the Environmental Health Divisioq for approximately fo ur years, servi~g the first two years at the St. Johns County .. Hea lth Department in St. Augustine, Fla. , ·As an environmental health specia li st, Drennet coordinates the drinking water program for Putnam ' County. She is also S.U.P.E.R. Act co ordinator , which co nsists of hydrocarbon sampling of private and public drinking water systems for any detection of petroleum base products that may have leaked into the water underground. Other job r~pon sib i li ties consist of public swimming pool inspections, radon coordinator, and assisting the epidef)liology division with food borne and water borne illnesses. Drenner moved to Palatka in 1985 when her husband, Gary, accepted a position with the seminole electric cooperative, Inc.· She is a graduate of Meigs High School and attended Hocking Technical College where she majored in dietetics. Pow~ll Jr. was releas~d from ths hospital after undergo10g tests for an trregular heartbeat Powell, 84, was a~mitted last week to John~ Hopki~s ~osp1tal after _complammg of dizzmes~.. At the t1~e, he w~s at the hospital attend10g am~:!' He was rei Tuesday. . Powell_ had a ~acemaker 1mplanted m h1s heart m January, S31d. Supreme Court spokeswoman Tom House. . Plllllil reurc;d from the Supreme Coui'I'Tn 1986, 15 years after he w~s appointed by President Nixon. i' eventually be "the death of gastronomy." . ' Child and other recipe book authors raised about $10,000 Tuesday for Hampshire County United Way programs. ~author helped volunteer chefs from restaura~ts prep~® favorite recipe~ .with l!onated ingredients. About 300 fqod mavens paid to $35 ea~h to sample the succulen.t creations. ~- . ~ · GULFPORT, Miss .•(AP) .-· A rhyming lawsuit has .l'be.en filed agamst Hammer by il man who claims the rapper's bodyguards She is .the daughter of Dwight (Kelly) and Eulonda Haley, Mid· dlcpon, and the daughter-in-law of Belly Schneemann of Palatka, Fla. She has two sons, Darrin, a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps stationed in ·california, and Jaso n, who is attending Central Florida Communi ty College majoring in business administration. She also has one grandchild, Jennah : Nicole Drcnner, age 21 months. wreaths and topiaries for showand-tell which she had made from everlastings. She noted everlastings are an herb which she grows, then picks when the flowers are just blooming, cuts and hangs to dry, When dry they may be used in arrangements which wiU last a long time. For "Now is the Time" everyone told of things they were doing in their garden to prepare for winter. For the arrangement of the month, Peggy Moore had end-ofthe-garden flowers, using purple mums, zinnias and dill in a white glass container. Janet Theiss read an article on forcing bulbs for ·winter bloom . The meeting adjourned and the hostess served a dessert course to the members and Juanila Will won the door prize. Band to perform . The Mei~s High School Marching Band w1ll attend the band festival in Point Pleasant, W.Va., on Saturday. There are 15 bands competing in the event at Saunders Field from II a.m. to 5 p.m. The Meigs Band will perform at 2:45 p.m. and the public is invited to auend and enjoy the "Battle of the Bands" festival. A band boosters award will be presented. , The cost of admission is $4 for adults and $2.50 for students. ' :"For M.C.'f guards were strut· ling their migh~ , "Under the guise of preventing ~ fi~ht. .. 'But,there was no fight and no." Hammer to protect, , ' "When all of a sudden your. ·plaintiff . .. hit the deck." • I Vol. 42, No. 117 I ,HouSing starts drop 2.2 percent in September Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 18, 1991 NOT $199 s77 - SPRING AIR SLEEP CUSHION MATTRESS & BOXSPRING Not$174S ss9 BRASS ETEGERE 5 NOT$999 397 WASHINGTON (AP) - Housing starts stumbled 2.2 percent in S~tember, the gov~nient said today, breaking a string of-five advances and raising fresh doubts about the viability of the housing recovery. . Building activity slackened in all regions of the country except for the South. BIll that area failed to recoup its loss of a month earlier. 1 The Commerce Department said new construction of houses and apanments totaled a seasonally adjust· ed annual rate of 1.03 million, down from Ul6 million a month earlier. It wa5 the fust decline since March. The ensuing gains had marked !he fust five-month string since the MARBLE FLOOR lAMP . Not $169 OAK, PINf,. CHERRY TV· VCR CABINET drop. . of 1ower mortgage rates, th e ma . b'li "In spite 1 ty of builders- and the hesitancy of consumers- to bor- Elderly-say Social Security hike for cost-of-living not enough 5347 MICROWAVE CART TAMPA, Fla. (AP)- For Ola comes tojust$240. McLaurin, getting through the "You try living in this world on month on a $240 Social Security $240 a month - it's hard," she check is hard enough, and she says said. the smallest cost-of-living increase Other people around the country in five years won't make it any cas- said times will be tough for them as ier. well. , ·· Claire Sei fert, a 68-year -old ''I'm hurting already," the 79year-old retired Tampa housekeep- widow, said she is forced to work er said Thursday, echoing the senti- as a secretary at Jewish Family Serments of other elderly people · vices of Los Angeles to supplement across the nation. her $600-a-month Social Security "I've got rent, electricity bills, check. phone bills that keep going up. My " I' m working because I have check has to keep up. A few extra to," she said. " I can' t survive on dollars just ain't enough," she said.. Social Security alone and a 3.7 perThe government announced cent increase is a slap in the face." Thursday that the nation's·43 milFred McKimzey, a 64-year-old lion Social Security recipients will disabled commercial arti st from receive a 3.7 percent cost-of-living Lit~e Reck, Ark., agreed that beneincrease next January, the smallest fits already are too low. raise since 1987 when benefits rose "You subsist on Social Securi1.3 perceq!. ~ast year' s increase ty, you don'tlive on it," he_said. . ··wllll 5:4-pettCI!t•-.."'-'·"""·":--.....,_ •.,.,~"'' V~Stmlb.-;Of•Elafl'ltUe; HI., The average check will .rise just wondered what happened to the $22 a month to $629, reflecting money that was deducted from her moderate price inflation' because of paycheck whilp she worked. thesluggisheconomy. . " I don :t know wh~re the McLaurin is among an esumat- money's go10g that we paid m for ed 25 percent of Americans who years and years," said the 76-yearrely on Social Security for more old woman, who depends almost than 90 percent of their income. entirely on her $416-a-month After paying premiums for supple- check. mental health insurance, her check 87 Oven 42" HUTCH Not SI 099 OAK FINISH 5 49 TTRESS S47.a.pc. $77 ia. pc. $97-ea.pc. 597 ea. pc. TWIN . FULL: QUEEN KING Sold In Sets Only SECTIONAL MULTI..COLOR QUEEN SLEEPER INCLUDING END, LOUNGE END, CORNER TABLE · , TO ·BE ·FRANK • "Frank" ,·represenUng Amerlc1111 Red Cross Blood Services, presented · informatioil about .an upcomlpg blood drive to juniors and seniors at Soutbern High School on Th'ursday afternoon. "Frank", who is really Donor Resources Specialist Detibie Stalnaker, is ~ot $1977 897 · PATII CONSILNIO ~ ODOT inspection slated Oct. 28 NOT$1199 I i OVER 100 Early Amerka• Gree• or Gold LIVING WING CHAIRS OAK TRIM .BWE PRINT ROOM Not$797 Not $589 SUITES IN STOCK DINING A Coolville woman escaped injury in a one-vehicle accident on C.R. 37 in·Bedford Township Thursday everting. According to a report from the.Gallia-Meigs Posl of the State Highway Patrol, Neda B. Mitchell, 45, was southbound on C.R. 37, lost control in a .right curve and slid off the right side of the road- Four arrested on drug charges Castal Coattmponry S) Woman escapes injury in wreck to rest on its top. · Damage to the front and top of Miu:hell's 1979 Dodge 150 pickup wa~ listed as moderate and disablmg. . . Miu:hell was cited by !he pabOI for safety belt vtolauon. PINE Blat •• Mane PlaW SOLID OAI & GlASS Each year the Ohio Department of Transportation begins the winter season with a thorough inspection of snow and ice removal equipment and material storage. · Purpose is to insure !hat !he ODOT Maintenance Operation is in the best possible eondition to taclde the winter storms. This year, the public is being invited to witness the inspection and tour the ODOT maintenance garage. The inspection and tour at !he Meigs County maintenance garage located on State Route 7 about two miles south of Chester will be from 8: 30 a.m. to 10:30 am. on Monday, Oct 28. wa~er vehicl~ then struck an embankment and turned over coming & END TABLES NOTS389 pictured bere witb students after the presen~­ tion. front row, 1-r, are Stalnaker and Apr1l Freeman. Second row are Jody Hayes, Sar~b Duhl, Mike Hill, Michele Friend and James Vming. The bloodmobile wiD be held at the school on Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ..------ Local briefs-----. Council to present QUEEN SLEEPER BLUt MAUVE, BEIGE & Not $1397$ Four Meigs Countians were set to appear in Meigs County Court on Friday morning on drug charges. According to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, the four were arrested Thursday night after a "substantial amount of pro· cessed marijuana" was confiscated from a Dyesville Road resi· dence. . Arrested and scheduled to appear were: Robert L. Laub, 30, Albany; Harvey Michael O'Dell, 30, Albany; Becky S. Trout, 29, Pomeroy; and Brian L. Woodgerd, 33, Pomeroy. Trout was tioused in the Gallia County Jail, and the others in the Meigs County Jail pending their hearings this morning. Continued on page 3 overview o'ff project Tuesday evening An application to the Ohio Department of D~velopment for a $2 50,000 grant for a downtown revitalization project is being developed by Middleport Village Council in conjunction with the Middleport Community Associa· tion, according to Mayor Fred Hoffman. The mayor said that Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District and Mike Stroth of SB A Consultants are assisting in the application process. Tuesday evening Middleport Village and lhe Community Association ivill host a meeting at the AmericaQ Legion Annex on Mill Street in Middleport where an overview of the project will be presented. Representatives from Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District and Stroth, who was instrumental in the City of Wellston's Downtown Revitalization grant award, will be present at the meeting to discuss the project. Business owners and others will have an opportunity to ask questions concerning the project, what it will do for business and building owners, and the advantages of the project to growth and development. The meeting will be preceded by a 6 p.m. buffet dinner. Reservations are to be made with J ea n ~ Trussell at992-6782 at village hall. 1 Hous~ . rejects · g~n control -- VISA ( ' jumped 6.7 percent in August to 5_10,000, the highest level in a year. , But the National Association of Realtors said existing home sales fell 2.1 percent that month, the second straight decline. The Realtors attributed the drop to "uncertainty over if and whether the economic recovery is coming.'' · Single-family starts fell 2.0 percent. to 86)!.000 units at an lmnual rate, after a 0.8 percent increase in August. Multi-family starts fell even farther, down 2.9 percent to a 165,000 rate. New apanment construction was fiat a month earlier. row means the housing industry is not expected to rebo1111d for at leas1the-rest-ofthis year," Michael K. Evans, head of a Washington economic forecasting service, said in advance of the report Fixed-rates for 30-year conventional mortgages fell from' 9.15 percent at the beginning of September to 8.82 percent at the end of the month, according to weekly surveys by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. Also providing mixed incentives for builders were housing sales a month earlier. The Commerce Department said new home sales IIOT $779 OVER25 I • . ' June-October period of 1980. ~- The housing industry began emerging from the recession last Febrpary but its recovery .has been tepid. For the fust nme months of the year, starts are 19.4 percent below those of the same period of 1990. The report did contain one bit of optimism, however. Applications for building permits - often a barometer of future activity - rose 2.7 percent after a 5.2 percent loss a month earlier. Applications had risen each mpnth since February before the August N~T$199 S9Q9 2 Seclton, 14 PogH 25 cento Allulllmodlo Inc. Now~per. ' : Copyrll!htod 1991 ~. SMOKE GLASS TOP, 6 NAVY BLUE CHAIRS, BRASS FRAME •• i I OAK &EBONY DRESSER • MIRROR • CHEST • 2 NITETABLES -,HEADBOARD & FRAME Not $2279 , · . ~847 Low tonight in mid 40s. Saturday, chance of rain SO percent. ' I Charley Smith returned home recently from Holzer Hospital and is reportedly improved. Mrs. J.R. Murphy was a Tuesday dinner guest 'of Robert Murphy and Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Knapp. Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy, Daniel and Stephen, Daniel s, w·.Va., were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. ·' K-D, J.S · • I i Smith returns .from hospital Pick 3: SSO Pick 4:6441 Cards: 9-H, Q•C; Page4 ·BECKY DRENNER Consilnio goes to Tennessee Patty (Sexson) Consilnio, formerly of Meigs County and a grad: uate of Eastern High School, has moved from Oak Ridge, Tenn., to California. She was relocated by her employer, Hertel Cuui~g Technolo~ies, to manage the remote locanon in San Diego. Her responsibilities include . order entry, shipping, quoting and customer service for the Western Region. In April of this year she was the only woman first in customer service and was awarded a trip and other gifts . She now resides in Oceanside with her husband, Joe, a second-degree black belt who teaches Kenpo Karate. jaw, was bro)(en by two bodygu~.,, in a hotel .parking Jot .after a Nov.''' 16 concert in Biloxi. . .. The lawsuit, filed by lawyer~ Lisa Collums, with rhyme by colleague Jim Rose, said in part: ' Wildwood Garden Club meets The Wildwood Garden Club met reccn~y at the home of Heidi Elberfeld. The meeting opened with devotions by Connie Hill reading about ..--"S'Cptember" and "Autumn." For roll call everyon.e brought a dried branch suitable for use in an arrangement. Kathryn Miller announced the fall regional meeting to be held Oct. 26 at Warren Local High School in Vincent. Evelyn Hollon gave a report on the Chester Garden Club's open meeting and !hat she had furnished Oower arrangements this summer for the Forest Run United Methodist Church. Get well cards were signed for Hilda Yeauger and Betty Milhoan who were in the hospital. Connie Hill displayed several squeezed much of the fun with the fat from this country's .dinner tables, say Julia Child and some other culinary heavyweights. They spoke at a fund-raiser featuring pizza topped w.ith mashed potatoes and other gutsy heresies · against the salt-free, cholesterolfree dictates of the past decade. "We've been lectured to for so long by the nutriiionl!l prigs," said Michael Stern , co-author of the "American Gourmet" cookboolc. "We're all so scared of not being nutritionally cortect we've been ·intimidated.' I · ' IJ WASHINGTON (AP) - Gun control advocates, after suffering an overwhelming defeat in the House, concede that a ban on.semiautomatic assault weapons w1ll not be part of this year's'crime bill. . In the face of a shooting rampage in Texas that left 23 people dead the House voted 24 7-177 Thur~y to reject the ban as part of major anti-crime legislation , pushed by President Bush and atready passed by the Senate. Funher work on the measure was put over until ·Tuesday. Even tholl$h the Senate includ· ed a ban on mne f!lodels of assault· type weapons as part of its bill, the Even the relatively affluent elderly are hurting this year because income from their savings has been pinched by the steep decline in interest rates. "To my way of thinking , they've got to peg Social Security to more than inflation if they 're interested in seein~ that people who retire don ' t go backward," said Frank Kevra, 73, of Port Orange, Fla., a retired mechanical engineer who says hi s interest income has fallen by $100 a montli. The percentage increase announced Thursday also applies to Supplemental Security Income, the welfare program that provides a minimum income for poor people who are elderly, blind or disabled. The maximum SSI payment will rise to $422 from $407 for an individual and to $633 from $610 for a coup1e. ·1 " - •• - The increase was determined by comparing the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index for the JulySeptember quarter with the same quarter the previous year. Through September, the annual rate of consumer inflation in 1991 has been 2.9 percen~ far below last year's 6.1 petcent rise . Gunm.an described as loner KILLEEN, Texas (AP) - Hundreds of people .went to memorial services for 22 victims of a suicidal gunman described by police and former acquaintances as a vindictive loner who may have nursed a violent rage against women. Much remained a mystery two days after George Hennard, a 35year-old doctor's son, drove his pickup truck through the wmdow of Luby's Cafeteria and began fll'· ing two semiautomatic pistols at a lunchtime crowd. The Wednesday afternoon rampage ended when Hennard, wounded by police fire, killed himself. Interviews with former associates revealed Hennard was a difficult man who had spent much of his life wandering the world as a seaman until he was thrown out of the merchant marine in 1989 for Two men jailed smolcing marijuana. "He was very vindictive," said !siah Williams, a branch agent for the National Maritime Union in San Pedro, Calif. " He always wanted to straighten out the score. He acted like he didn't confide in anybody or trust in anybody." The Coast Guard, which stripped Hennard of his merchant mariner papers, released documen ts Thursday stating he had undergone voluntary drug treatment at a Houston hospital. At the gunman's home in nearby Belton, his father said he did not know what caused his son to go on Wednesday's rampage. "It was not drugs , that 's for sure,'' said Georges M. Hennard, a Houston doctor. . Meanwhile, Killeen began to pick up the pieces of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. Gov. Ann Richard s was to attend a memorial service this afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Killeen. About 35 0 people filled the pews at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Thursday night for song and prayer. Bishop John McCarthy of !he Archdiocese of Austin rejected the idea that the massacre was God's will and said it should focus attention on societal problems. " There are no words a clergyman can say that can allay the pain and suffering and anguish that marks this gatherin$," the bishop said. " God didn' t Will the death of the men and women of Killeen.'' One note of happiness was sounded at the discovery of 19year-old dishwasher Mark Mathews, who had hidden overnight in the cafeteria's large industrial dish: washer, not knowing whether it was safe to come out. ' Two men are lodged in the Mid· dlepon jail pending filing of theft charges by Pomeroy Police. Chief of Police Jerry Rou~ht reported that early this mormng Jeffrey A. Cochran, 26, Gallipolis, and Terry 0 . Russell, 34, Vinton, were arrested as they were prepar- · ing to remove money from the Sentinel newspaper rack at Big Bend Foodland. Charges will be filed later today, Chief Rought said. ban, 247-177 70-vote margin of defeat in the House press sec reta~y, who was House virtually assures its elimina- critically wounded 1n the 1981 tion from whatever compromise assassination attempt on former bill emerges later, said Rep . Presiden_t Reagan. ·, . Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., a key · De~~·te an all-out c~pa1gn 10 sponsor. oppositiOn by the 261111D1on-mem"This was just a first step, we ber National Rifle Association, the did not expect to win," said Se~ate included a five-day wainng Schumer, whose measure would penod for the purchase of a handhave banned 13 11\odels of ass~lt gun in its package. T~e Hous_e guns as well as th~ laJtC·Capaclty approved a seven-day ~31Ung. ~n--ammunition magazliiCs they use. od, 239-186, last May 10 anuc1paThe crime bill, h~wever, sti!l" tio~ th_at it will be· folded into the will have the fi!SI maJor new anti· ant1-cnme package. . gun initiative in years: a waiting With an election year ~m10g up period for !he purchase of a hand· and ~ouse members facm~ n~w gun. Itbas been .dubbed lhe B~y ~onsutuents as a result of rediSinc~bill, for James Bmdy, the ~x-Wh1te · mg, many lawmakers took the pos1. tion that one vote a year against the NRA was enough, that two was too many. . ~ th 'Tm not a water carne_r or e Nauonal R10e ~soctaUon, m May I stood up ag31nst ~em ~d supported the Brady bill," sa1d R~p . ~~m~s. Sensenbrenner , R·:O,V•s . Th1s ts bureaucratic overkill. Gun ·control advocates acknowl· edged that the NRA conducted a more subtle, and more effecuve, campaign this time, usin~ local newspaper and gu~ magaz10e ads to encourag~ theu members to phone o~ wnte l.a':"m&:~<ers rather than buytng t;elevtston ume to chal· , lenge them directly. \~ ' CAFETERIA GUNMAN - Georae Hennard Is pictured In thi! 1981 El Paso County Sheriff's office photograph taken -after ' his arrest for pOSRssloa ot marijuana. Hennard was the gunman who killed ll people, and then hfmself, at Luby's cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, Wednesday. (AP LlserPboto) \1 , ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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