http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/70b426eeae549d27b0d6657713780779.pdf c95c35da02593e3eba82abd39a2bf659 PDF Text Text Page 12-The Dilly Sentinel · . . WeciM'idiY,o November~. 181( --------------------------------------· Pomeror-:-Middleport, Ohio . Daily Special In Our Bakery 10 am until 2 pm Mon- Sat. Hot Dogs 2fS1. sauce 3/1.1.00 plain RCCOLA · ~PROOU(TS · STORE HOURS M01day thru Sunday BAM·IOPM football 24 pic 1hi~ CANS " s Ohio Lottery Area ' Plck3: 224 Plck4: 1840 ·Super Lotto: 4-23-16-29-3!-43 Kicker: 184356 • preVIews \ 49 PageS 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. WE RESERVE THE RI.GHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES....,.GOOD OCT. 30 THRU HOV. 5, 1994. ·12 PACK 12 OZ~ CANS s 4 9 ( Legs Quarters •••••••••:!· . CHICKEN . ·. . . $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF . . Chuck Roast ••••••••••l\.; . 149 . .; $ U.~.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF S"'ITHFIELD SMOKED . $149 Pork Chops •••••••••••••• Pork Rib .•••••••••••••••••• 460Z. Sliced Bolog~a ••••••••••• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, November 3,1994 lly PEI'E YOST . .AIIoc:l..., rr- Writer ·.,~ flrln riO : WASHINGTON - A lawyer f« lbe man accused "' g 27 e .bullets at the Wblte House says thelc's no evidence of 111 allelilplto harm .anyone. ' · lloh...t~ "bad 'le' . to : Tbc 81JIIIDIII wbo fired tbc bullets _ _, ampbai~m·~llc ... burt I!OIIIellody," but "no one wu burt, nobody was pu ,defender Leigh Kenny, wbo Ia 1ep1 esentlng Francisco Martin Duran. said ·Wednesday. · · . _ A federal maaUtra!C «dcrcd Doran beld without bond P'fld1na trial, ;after Kenny ~ uniUOO"AAfuuly tbat the aovernment bad failed to pro:duce tnouP ilafonnatlon to suppm four felony .cbaracs It hal already .CLOROX BLEACH GAL $399 DIET RITE 2LITER MAXWELL.HOUSE 9( ()n•on •••••••••••••••••••i~~~~ 7 I YELL~W Jplff lloz. . . VALLEY BELL $189 .MORTON FROZEN 9 · 9( 69( .2°/o Milk~······~······ili•• SUNNY DELIGHT · . . 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(AP) - A state Diviaiou of Environ- • nmtal Prolcctioo officii! !!IYI be II · cooccmcd about a possible emJr lD a water pollution permit rm a pmpoecd Malon County pulp mill Mailt Scott. cbicf of tbe W~~a • Resouiccs Office, said W""'-lay · be bas qiiCIIioncd IIICDCY employ- • :.=.~Construe· ' eli': Tbc repon said the used ilae wrga&J~ula to determine · bow mot~noxre' diOJtln tlliPmc~as cl Whit~9~fl .lac. plaat could !1~11! !1.11! !I COUPON . $199·· :1 I I~ :I 1 • 'I I 'I / II for ou~tln the final . I 31 I ~ I Good n..~u At '-11'1 S•-llllu I . OIIer o;;;{Oct. 30 thru 11M I '• ~ • - • !-'!!'!!1.. ~'!£~·! : • _, ,I :: ::. : GROUND Chemica/plant hunting cause for tank leak 10 POUND ~ ZESTA .· CRACKE_ Rs · 1 LB. BOX 1 ,1 :1 ,1 'I 1. ....... .... . NW:"s L i . :- - weeb of .the S749 BEEF dump Into tbe Obio . spe~din.g 1l ,!1 --- --{.-~--,- l::'at report said. A consult!JJ!f peparcil tte ftllllll · . fails 't o humble incumbent AG butiens from lndlvlduali, I think Voinovlcb bad cut a $100,000 you would ace a very sbal1ow bue cbeck to tbe Mdntaomery cam- of support,.. Flsber said. Montsomcry, from Pcrrysburs palp. . ill nortbwcst Obio, rooJI!Itll witb a . ~bliCllls tblnk money could familiar lit&Dy iD tbla year's clcc· slldl the difl'elence iD ovm:om~D& ~isbet'alcad in~ the tlon- crime. aimc, atmc. . "Lee' a claim of a atmc leiXIId boolt be aot liom', by lbe Oblo Fralemal' Order of Pollee Ia a fnaud," MontsODICf)' said. "•t and most of tbe state's Iarsest was not untlllbe pol1l and a proaccuta CIIICIJed iD tbla elccUon year newspiiiiCfl. For the former state legislator tbat h.e swted bls campalan to from Shaker Hel'gbta, it comes rewrite hlstoly ." Sbe triDnpetS ber 11 years u a down to this: Mont,omery's reliance on Volnovlch s money proeccutct and points out that F'llb· cr bas never tried a aimlnal ·casc. mata ber a poor ci!Oke· ''If my opponelil Wl!l Dilly per- Sbe said.a former ~IDr In lbe mittcd to soliCit aDd accept a~~~lri­ attorney general office would s a infuse zest for law aDd order aDd you' re out" bill tbat would issues. eliminate parole for three-time vioMontaomery promised to gut lent offenders. He also has sent the department's public relations enviroomelltal poUuters to jail aDd machine and put that money into aactcc1 down on fraudulent advcr· more aad better 1taffen aDd tbe . tilera and teJemarketers. office's only direct crimefigbting · Tbat draws criticism from arm - the Bureau of Criminal Mont,omery, wbo says FiBber is Identificalion aDd IDYCSliaalion. more mtaeatcd iD lumina business Sbe runs on ber record in tbe · people iuto criminals than putting Obio SenaiC, wbk::h passed bcr pro- crindnala bcbind bars. posaJs to expel s.bK,Ieots wbo btitJS Fisbcr questions Montsomery's guns to school, make it easier to UDdentandin& of lbe job. obtain evidellcc In ckunken driving "You're the chief civil legal cases and authorize a ballot issue to olliccr of lbe state, lbe chief con· speed up dealb pelllity appeals. Slmcr potcCIOr in tbc Slalc aDd tbc Fisher, too~ bu embraced. tbe c:bie.f law eaforccment officer of death peoalty aDd the •'tbrcc strikes lbe state, •• be said - No,,..,. Commtnt offered by clttl(rll~:~~l ttrm, W.Va. go11111101''•.otflt» matters. appeaJtd . Scott said division analysts wW respond to tbe report at a public bearing on the w•pennit appeal. Tbc DII:Ciing Wednesday was a discussion "&ween the stale agcn~and about 15 enviroomenlalisu · . I the pennit.poccss. . . . , ,. ........--- sa.!'~'(;: ~~':i!! Her lawsuit aceka to bloc:t alllslruClion aDd ~id IllY agn:ements between HuntsmaD Chemical and to build a $SO million plant near the slate. It was not clear what Neal to manufacture chemicals .agreements lbe lawsuit·refencd to. Tbe lawsuit names H!!DIS~ used 10 poducc styrene. 11le com· Chemical, Gov. Gaston Caperton pany also la llOIIIidedDI Neal f« a aDd Rolland Pblllips, a n:presenta· S100 million styrene monomer live d the West Vlqinla DevdopplanL Ramey, 1 member of the Oblo IIICIIt omcc. Spokesmen for Huntsman Valley Envimlimi'tJial Conference. Chemical ind CapertoD declined said alae and ot1aer reaidents were rmanml Wednesday. denied the chance to awe tbelr oppolllion 10 tte puposecl planll. ~ About .seven pounds of ROSELAWN, Ind. (AP) Transportadon Safety 8Qard. pilots, but it wu not clclr eliacdy · propylene o~~:lde escaped into Pi1oti foupt to lew! a commuter/ Wfth the plane llyina 213 mpb wbat CIIIICd the lnldal dip. · the air, while lbe rest wu coapliane after its rlpt wiDJ dl~ at 9,«10 feet u the fllpe bepa to Tbe cockpit voice recorder talned in tbc plant' a sewer ays- · · but tbe plane tben rolled II! the · ietrad. tbe allelol!l moved npldly, sbowed alanDIIOUIICICd tepeaiCdly tem, N111belmer said. .. rlaJlt,fllpped uplldO,doWD and maklna tbc pllnc'a rlabt wiDI dip, before the ~ dropped tram air pi!!!!!JIJCtli[ .ID die JI'C!uD4, fedcrll NI'SB OlllnniiiJim Hall said • 1 controllcra radar screem, NBC Propylcue odde, .which Is .to:lic, Is UICd to pocluc:e lullri· officlall said.. ·· news coafercnc:e Wednesday. · Iepolled. Hall said Jbeft: Ia COD\U· cants and otber chemicals, Usina iuformat1o11 from the Allcrona a devlcea IICII' tile end sation on tbc recorder , but he IIXlCII'dlaaiiO the ~ ladex of coc:kpil voice rcc:order and ftlgbt of the wiDJa dill tum Ill lilaaft. . would not n:vcal wbll wu said. ~cals. Polyola, whlcla • cilia I'CCOid«, lanadall«< rca~~~Tbc pilots ••w,eecc to recover, Aln:raft perf011111DCC offlcllh JIOl bazMdoul, a uted 10 llllke 111acled tbc lillllllinulel ol AitJIJt. but "die *pllne rolled lllllply to , were to meet today to study all ...... folia, Na-'Jclaw said. leu ElaJe FUPt 4184. the riPt ......... 111111114. • aDd cilia n:porU llld C'li!)JM'e AJ!.CO Jw aot detenlipod . Tbc twila.qlle ~ Wll '"l'he 11rp1aDe dieD ro11ec1 ewer the tccldentto otben involvina ,theC*IIColtbc leak, he said. · . dcaceudlas froa 10,000 feet JO on Ill bact .ad a IICIMIY Wll JIOl aimlllrpa-. The propylene oxide leak 8,000 fcctln a drlviDI llinllllnD ~CCX~~DpUsbcd," HaU said. All 68 · 11le plane' s antl·lcina device wu the pW!t'l 13da In ·the lljlt wb1:n pilotl wen: Wllllecl tbc pllnc PeoPle flyma from Jncllsn FIIIIa 10 wu actlvllled at tbe time of tbe flye years; T-Ile Charleston wu more~ fut eo bave ita Chll:qo were kllled ·Ja tbO c:nab cralla, but invcsti&aton were IIIU Gou~ r~ IO<Iay,. . Oaps ex said Gret Feltb, Mondly. · IIYiaiiD delamiDe If icc pla)11d a lead IDVCillpicr ~ til!= National . AIJCI'OIII - coqtrolled by•the . pirt.lfall said. I ' for tbe trades foundation, wlalc:la QllllOifll the planL " Kow could your division bavc botcbed the pulp mill permit so badly?" uked Janet Pout, !iect coordiaator for the Ohio r.iley Environmmtal Coalitlm. Parsons cl Wbittcmcn:, baaed in Rye Brook, N.Y., also bad an industrial landfill permit for tbe proposed $1.1 billion pulp mill at Apple Grove. However, both the water and laodfill permits a being Activist files suit to block pl·ant bad~. I (,: as a than a lock-and-dam river, tbe · repon said. Because of the error. the . 't calculatiolu would put the 3-112 feet deep, wbc:n it . actually Ia about 20 feet deql. tbe . lion even before Ward got Out tbat SOUTH CHARLESTON, WAYNE, W.Va. (AP) _ An W.Va. (AP) - No one wu • enviromnental actlviat filed a law· iDIURid wbea about 250 pound suit to blodl: two IJIUIIOICd Wayne o( chemicals leaked from an County chemical pfuts, sayins ARCO Cbemlc:al Co. liDk, 1 opponents were not allowed to plllll oOicial says. C'OOI!!Mll!t 011 die facWtls. · A leak ia a pipe that clrcu- ' In ber Jawauit filed Tuesday Ia lates daemk'lll lnlldc the talill: Wayne Colllty CiraJil Court, Carol rcleued about 231 pound& of Ramey of Kcaova a1ao accused tte polyola and ablllll 12 poundl ol ICate ollal filth In c:nvillllmenlal proptlene oxide Weclncsday, • •I Ri~r byproduct r~ its blcacbina poc:eu. Tile 8JWWIIl wu baaed on a formula f« a free-flowing ri\U ratber ~en~o~=:n:r::~~~ Sleuths reconstruct flight's final minutes •-I! ·! I- I! !I.I! !l:lf'!l~ll! I ' eral Leo 'Filbcr - bla by the allmm•t ollllllllins. He may be tn iiDIJ'Iw ............ Nov. 8. Republlcanl Clll almoat lUlC a l1lfCql o1 tbc IIIJiewide offices ind Flibcr's CJIIIMft'C, 1111e Sen. BeUy MoolpllllerY. wu amoog the first to benefit from Gov. Gcorae Volaovicb'a CIJIIIPiip Wll'Cbell. · ~·1 fulty expect dlat we wW be If c Duran is charged with posseulna a fll'CIIIII as a convicted feloo, desuoyins government propaty, u'"dtina 1 unif~ Seem Service • agcut aDd using a firearm wbilc commiUing a crime. MO::f, campaip." said Filbcr, wbo beat Paul Pfeifer iD 1990 by 1.23'1 vota out of 3.3 mUUoii Clll. Filber, wbo's sec:kln& a ICI:OIId four-year term, ·made tbat predlc· · 1: IUYONIGETONE · II I 1 I 18 oz. :1 1: 29 oz. 1 I P17·1Q.0951205n095 • .11 P17-129N27303 ' I 'I I Good Only At l'oftll'tlluper Vllu 1 I 1 Good n..ou At P-'l'l su- ,.. 1 I OlfwGood Oct. 30 lllnl Nov. 5,1184 1 I I, Offer o;;;f Oct.30 lllni NcW:'s,1~ I '• • a n .L!.~1 ~£~ • a n -'I 1'1 • u > ..... ........ ............... ... I 11 ·. ·THANK YOU , :: :: . CRISCO ::::PUMPKIN SEASONAL:: I. SHORTENING 1 1 $159 IUYONEGEIONI , · 1' 1 · II . FREE . FOX FROZEN 1'. I •rll! !1~11! !IJ•! • • • • !1.11! !I-'ll! !II ..,.'! Jl~'! ~•~'! .• • • • :: RALSTON CORN, RICE:: : ::· · OR WHEAl~HEX e'1 I tbrougb tbC ban. AI. J*t of its review of peside~llial secwity, the Secret : Service renewed Its suggestion that Pennsylv&Daa Avcoue be c:lolcd Ia front of tbc Wbite House. . But Clinton rcjcclcd tbat notloo. "I just don't think in a free society you CaD have tbc president of lbe OOUDtty kind of biding in the saud. aDd just wall bim off in the White House,... be told tbc Detroit News. .. At lbe preliminary bearina, Secret Service supervisor Tun Cahill said · tbc sunman fired 27111U111ls. Tiley left bullet boles on lbe nortb will of tbe White House aDd sballercd a window. . •' At the begiimlllil or October, the board VOicd to cbaoae bealtb iDaur· :pai!IIIW ltor)' aboat tile Eut- ance carriers. ¥onday's article :era Localloard of EdacaUoa stated that tbe district saved 1ppeued Ia Weda11d17's D111J $100,000 by swildling companies. Seatlael. T•e correct ator7 "It was $100,000 we didn't have !!Mill'l M!dg,) . 10 II!C!!!I." Kin: Ill!!, "W!!~n . '!\'~ .looted at a $100,000 IDaease, we :B7 GEOJiGE dATE shopped around aDd we actually ·SeadaiiNeWISIIII saved between $16,000 and : = ·IDa scbool fillances can $29,000. We didn't save :be · - 8lld evcu more ($100.000), we jljllrenegotialed 80 ·diffic: t to ex~::,:. to reildcnts, we dida 't bave to spend tbat :Easleio Local District offi. moocy." :~ sild. . The bo.-d ~ WWiima cl · v .~~likala wW \'OfC Nov. 8 on_a Asiociatea of 'Pomeroy as the two-~, 4.4·mi~ rellf1wal J,evy · im~~carricr f!!f, ,JCODc-year · .na~· ....t<Jeaeme -~154,.689;-Tbe ..£:CllltiacCM~·dliliiil ~ flf'('ict lovy Of RaVCIIIIWood; W. VL, WlJ1 pilb• !lUll 5 ...... 80 it would ~ vide the aervice('Minard said. -~ilme, ~~*' . . . . . tO .. ·.. Tbe $400,000.inaUJIIII:i. yclir . property reappraisal. ~uperiDten· will aot cUaaae coverase for the · ~ Miu'd sal,d. ·~ ·-disUJct's 84 employcca, be added •~ arUc:le 1n Daily ne dillrict bad 67 filnll~lm . , . , , h!pllahled 1e1p0111e aDd 17 aiDalcs phHciei SIIDl· to tbe JChools' moaey muaae· mer, Millanhaid. lllCIIL While teapODBCI were miXed, Monday' 1 Selllilttllricie quat· Eaala1l Local Boanl Prcaidcllt Ray ed ReedsvUlc relident Earl SbepICarr ui4 he wanted to explain an~, ·wbo said the sc;hQOis wutc bls P!IC " ·tbc filurroa mcudaocd. · (Caatl!l... .oa Plat 3) . v.... I at ~-· ~··· ·· RC COLA OR ·· 2 $1 ·= falcd apinit lbe 26-yea--old upbolater from Colorado. . David Millis. a former co-wolker tbc Broadmoor Hotel In Colorado S · · 5 Colo told Tbc Alsoc:lalcd Press that DIII'ID bad said be was io tate'oot the pesidenL" Based on the statements by MiDis to tbe FB11Dd papers fouod in Duran's truc1t, ]X'OSCCUIDrS IR considering_ addlog 8IIWlpted assasslnalioo to the four felony charges rued against Duran. said an official famlliar with lbe iDvcstiplion. President Clinton wulnlide the White House wben the sbots were fued Saturday. Tbe suDIDID stood on Pennsylvania Avenue just outside the White House fence _ one of Waablnaton •s prime tourist spots - aDd fired (EDI'(OR'S NOI'E: OIH! to • ·protlactloll error, a pnYioul7 B7 PAUL SOtJIDlADA .u.or:~COL;,.II!'us•W~Oen· -20.z. •••••••••••••• 2 Sections, 12 Pages 35 cen1a A Muldmed!a Inc. NenjMoper . :Eastern officials :explain fruga·Jity, .need for renewal Opponent's 3P~niAMeoaNpop,le ,/ , · 89(. BALLARDS WEINERS OR . S·bced Bacon ••••••••••• STOKELY TOMATO JUICE $129 COUNTRY STYLE KIT~HEN PRIDE . .. Yo). 45, NO. 129 Copyright 1994 .. White House shooting suspect .faces trial • 99 4 ( Picnic Ham ••••••••••••~···· 89 ·R1beye Steak••••••:•••••• . en tine 7 ·UP PRODUCTS -WE NOW ACCEPT WIC COUPONS FAMILY PK ASST. • I. I NEW SIDEWALKS- Worbn are cwiOIIIdJ lmt•ll. 1,175 fed ofaew .Wswallda dan. . all• I . MaJUI' JelfTIKiratoa aid t1ae llidoiw,.._S1s.-l c lty O..Up •at Block Gnuat. .. addlllaa, . . . S2S,III wiD ..... 01 DIW . . . . walb llUl ....... lllroiiP ............. added. 1'llontoe aa1d r•sldeata ...... parllina can on dae IIIW llidoiWIIIb wllbe IIJIId. ,._a • .. Jobless claims spiral down WA~HINGTON (AP) - The number ol Americana filln& firsttime clalaa f« state unemployment beJadlts edaed clownward by 3,000 last week lor tbc daird conIICald~ waly clocJir However, a more closely watdled indicaiDr of birlq treDds ~ up lli'pdy f« die fllllth week In a row, tbe Labor Departmcut said today. · Tbe fi&un:a were ~tleesed a day abead or tbc Oc:to'* -ploymc:nt repx1, wblda IDWIIUII' were IUI:lioualy antlcipatlna because it :. : ; : · could provide tbe lut Dlece of : in!orinatlan needed to pQupt tile ~ FCdcnl Raenc to PUib up inlcrclt : ra1e1 a lilttb time llU )'elf. • . '. .. I •. �• Comrttentar· .. Pegl a:,..The Dlllly Sendnll Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ·T he Daily Sentinel Pomemj, Oblo ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher MARGARET LEHEW CIIARLENE HOEFLICH Geuenl Maaager • ·' '.''· .. " .~ ,~ LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They lbould be leas tban 300 wonlllona. All letters are subject lo editing and moat be signed with name, lddrai llld telephone number. No unsigned lottm will be published. l.etton mould be in good taste, addressing inuea, not pcnoollities. ·• .. :: !; I• l: ~• ~! '; !• f ;. 1 ,' ; t: ,• I: j: ;: 1• !; large populadoa of .cliaabled. scu!lent~, deai&Ded 111 pit lpOCificilly so .!bat atudeall iq wbcclcliain could alt on lbe .IDP level where You CXlU1d callli lbe case o1 tile ·reading pill held bollaae, II'. ''The Pllandtbe ~." . 'Sevenl of lbe popula' •'ator)' pill" ·In Sprinafield. Mo., public elemeowy acbools have been coveted over wllb plywood. 1bc pill, multi·level ,reading and JIIXy in tbe libraries, bave been jqed · "in!ICCC'uible" ill lower levels 10 studenll In wbeekbalrs by tbe red\ eral Ofnce of Civil Ri&bts, ind , until tbey are made accessible, tbey're off llmiiiiO allllllldenll. Children cried when leamina that tbe areas where tbey loved 10 · curl up wilb a book II' cbooae tbeir ; spoi&IO lislen 10 a leacber's story : would be covrml It's DOt lball disagree wilb fed· eraiiiCCCsaibilll)' at all. Bulin lbls caae tbelaws; termoot "acceasi.• Sarah Overstreet olber children also sit. Because lbcae ldda - amall cnouab 10 be easily carried, teachers often brougbl them down lniO tbe lower levels. I bad a Jenalhy dlJcuulon wilb Steve Stratton, ai:lins regional director for tbe Office o( Civil Rights, and we dJaa&reed on lermiooiogy. He cold me the acbool syscem had "voluatarily" come up wltb lbe idea of boanling off lbe pill until It could come up with a mCJ"e lnclualve solution. Yct If the scl)ool syllem badn 'I acted, be said, lbe federal agency ''would have bad 10 resort 10 our adminls· . . . .· L-'""'!!~-------------'"1""-- ble~:~:=. wbichbala trallve enfm:ccucntiUIIIIXity 10 •· m1na1e federal fulldllls." In .Oilier worda, uae ita lose II. Loae red· era! fimdiDg fll' die entire sySiielll. Wben I told Str111011 itsccmecl 10 me as If tbe syatan bad "vollll· tllily" acted · mucb as I bad responded 10 police-car liibll and pulled over when I was apcecllnj, he asked me, "Ma'am, do you have a cbi1d in a wbeelcbair'11f you did, you mightllidcmland bow tbe cbi1d would feel In not being able 10 get 10 aD areas of tbe library.'' Well, tie bad me lbere. I don't bave a child In a wbeelcbair. But for several yem while I playect ''big sister ' to a deaf child, I lboughtiiiXi: a aensible ..,..l&h co ber IIIUgglea. I was lhankful for,. lbe law wblcb mandaled lbat lbe school sysltm supply ber with an inlelpl'cllcr fCI' her clasaes and apecialcuiCI'ing bclp, yecJ didn't IDslal Responds to letter :1 ·' .· :: •· :: ;• 1 ,. ·,1 ': Controller Letters to the editor ·· Dear Edilll', pari of lbe salary for lbc Middle1 seldom respond 10 a I.eller 10 pon Economic Development direc· lbe Edilll', but tbe one last wec:t by Ill'. In response to Mr. Coleman's Mr. Lin Coleman was such a bla· question as 10 "Wby weren't they tant political atcempt 10 create tbe used for economic development?", ILLUSION of mismanagement on the answer Is: They were. Loan my pare. wblle I was mayor of Mid· n:paymeniB bad been used fll' Ibis dieport. lbal I feel compelled 10 set purpose since 198~ and were not lbe recCI'd sttaiJbl questioned In other audits. When Finl, I want Mr. Coleman 10 be Ibis was brought 10 our attention, assured I am proud of my recCI'd of funding of tbe economic devdop· accomplisbmeniB during 20 years ment director was bandied in a dif· of. public service in Middleport ferent fund. when over $8 million was oblllined · -In paragraph 9, the from state and federal grants for $16,923.77 wblcb M{. Colemau improvements ood developments. I cites from lbe audit .as being also waut 10 emphasize lbat these received by !be Mecropolilan Hous· projects and improvements were ing Authority waa actual~· accomplished because Middleport lioo of an ARC Housing • for years bas bad a cooperative · nlties snmt which was aw 10 ~ouncil working to provide the Village of Middleport. Tbla Improvements at a minimum of grant was one that was on a ~­ cost fll' 'ill supportive resideniB. bursement basis. In olber words, · Let me now suggest lbat Mr. , lbe village would first spend Its Coleman, wbo a few years ago was own mone)l for lbe program and an unsuccessful primary election lheu would send in tbe proper doc· candidate fll' COlDity commissioner umentatlon 10 ARC fll' reimburse· and reportedly is a college educal· ment. These funds were deposited ed person, knows full well that tbe in lbe General Fund since lbal Is BOTTOM LINE to any village, where the money bad come from township or county audit is. what origiDally. General Fund money Is was quoted from lhe .sixth para- used for general operation of lbe graph of the Middleport audit village. "THAT THERE WAS NO EVJ-The Farmers Home Adminis· DENCE OF MISUSE OF RINDS tratlon loan, wbicb Coleman. OR ILLEGAL FINANCIAL referred 10 in lllf8il'8l)b 10, is for TRANSACflONS." purchase of tlie new ladder truck ·Mr. Coleman sbould also be for. lbe Middleport Fire Departfully aware that moat audill have ment. TblB loan .is being repaid compliance related remarks and I through a levy whlcb was approvccl challenge bim to produce many by tbe votera In tbe Village of Mid·· audits of a village; township or ~port wbo opted 10 provide ade· count)' wblcb do 1101 contain sug· quate fli'C-figbling equipment for gestions for change In procedure ill dedidlftd volUlllcell. and/or call atcention to various. _ Hopefully, Ibis response ade· ways 10 IIIICDglbcn recCI'd keeping. quaiely answers Mr. Coleman's In fact, ·lbings often cbange as 10 effort 10 take a cbeap ·Soot at my acceptability from one audit 10 lbe leadmbip abllitiea and damage my next. Sbould anyone doubt that Ibis credibility wilb respect to public is die case wilb audiiB, please COD· service. I do DOl claim 10 be a sea· tact any \'iDage or IOwnsbip clerk. soned politician ~ Mr. CoiCII)an 1 Jl(j\V wish .10 giVe tully detailed whO bAA a reputation of tiiiviDll a eJtplanaliona of tbe various sectiooa track record of clcmonslrlllinglntluof tbe Middleport audit which Mr. ence and power within lbe De~ Coleman's letter cited in bls e!Iort cratParty elected official blew· co cballenge my 1eadci1bip abilities chy. I would cbal1e!lge Mr. COleand damage my repulalion. man 10 write a Letter to lbe Edi~ . -In paragraph 6, Mr. Coleman laying out complete delaih of that refened 10 tbe audit wberein II Slat· matter wblcb I believe 10 be a caned Chat state court 'osts were piece and obvious demonstration of charged fCI' each offense. This bad Mr. Coleman's ability 10 manipu· been done for many years by, not late lbe justice system lbrough an only Middlepon. but many olber elected.J~arty offi~al. I c~se by communities because 11 was empbasiZIDg my belief lbal1t takes tboupt 10 be proper procedure. An year-round wort and 1101 just elec· audit is performed eacb year and lion-time letters to the editor to Ibis bad not been brought to Olir make positive lbings ·happen In aueotion·befCJ"e. · Meigs County or anywhere else: ,;;..111 paragraph 8, tbe $5,999.82 Fred Hoffman In dil!bursemenll from lbe &ooom· Meias County Commissioner and lc Development ·fund was paid as former mayll' of Middleport . A tactic. . ? . I tece~~dy read .lbat John Carey la In favor of "Violence Free Zooel" around our sdl9ols. . How admirable. But isn't Ibis tbe IIIIJIC old John wbo's been say· inl "eleelion year tactic, election year tacdc". Now I'm lio politicalacientist, but 1bat aounda a IDI!ikt an elec' dOll ycar tactic. llll)I)XIIC it would be one !bins if I knew be bad a recOrd foe beiDJIOUJb oti .crime. But we need to be very .boocal here, lolb: .be does noc. and, ~c .of aD, ' lie knows II. Wbicb, • suppose, · m*l bim a UUledleJ!cinest . Hone.allf. we bave .bad 10 rely ca die alicrUf m CIOIIIe miO die city m,.o.ect ill dlizcna. And DOW 1be J:/!!y'aya be'a lOu~ on Crime. He's a JiiUY far cry froln .Thuraday, NoVember 3, 11194 . AI far as I can tell, lbe mayor doesn't have lbe Ia"" eofon:emenl 10 protect wbal's left of the ci~y. Now be wan1110 tell folks outside this aJUDty lbal he'll be 1be protee· !«of cbildren? Give me a break! If be wanta 10 protecllbe lddl, wby doesn't be put more copa on lhe street and stop wasting our money by laking a pay raise for doinJ - pretty poor managing job. In fact, wby' dOesn't be give lbat money~? • Jobn, my grandchildren,·· aa 'youlig as tbey aenigbtlbroup tbla charade. Nellber they nor I ~lleve you could prolecl them. And frankly,! don't plan 011 glvin& you !be cbance 10 try. . · J8111q·R. "Dool"l>aviJ WellsiOD I.WE THE ROVALTrE~! lbat all dillilicn in ber cl11,11es become fluent In sip lanpaae so sbc would be 1cll cxdudcd. I ooce angrily called a COld! beca11 se abe hadn 'I bwd about a ceam pllly 8DIIOUIII:ed by vtrbal in\'ilalion, but 1 realized tbe sliepl tbe ldlool was tatiilg in bet bellalf 11111 III(RCill· ed lball., I advocate tballbe acbool aya· 1em take steps 10 make tbe arory pill DIOR Inclusive, and officials are woddna 111 plana 10 ecroftt lbe areas·wblcli lbey bope die Office of Civil Rigbll will accept. But to lnaistlbal a acbool cannot have a reading pit UDleu every cblld in a wbeelrhalr can all in every D& of 11 aeecus as ddiculoua as demand· . log lbal tbe sdlooll)'llllllllum II' audiiOrium contain no areas that cannot be leadled IIJd used by cbll· drcn In wbeclcblln - thereby 110 bleadlen and no cllalr-back aeara. And wby tbe either/or approacb? School offidall bad to wait several moalhl fCI' die Office or avn Rights co mate a ruling on tbe pill receillly; and expect 10 walt as lona 10 bear If dleir new plans Unfortnnacely, . ·tbe new "Natioaal Slllldarda for United States Hlsto,y: E~tp,lorlng t)le AmerlCIII ~ • dOQa'l do tbe job dabt. Tbe iDOil linpl*llal lblngln NSUSHEAE Is lhlJ awe.men I up front: ''1b1J JN1Per does . not neceaaeriJy tepreaenl tbe pOd· lions or policies of lbe United Statea.aoYCI'IIIIICDI, and 110 oflk:lal endoncment abould be Inferred... Not yet, anyway. But It misht happen, unless tbe CliniOo admln· istration apeab out. Otherwise, lbere is a rillt ol makin& a political sbamblea of lbe idea or settlDJ (volul!tary) ~ for .AiDertcllD acbODls, as embodied In CliniOn's •'Goals 2000: Educate America Act." wblcb became law wlier Ibis yw. It's not tbal NSUSHEAE doesn't cover lbe key aspec.l l of American history. Ill thick P.f01C deala wilb far more tban s~ll from sradeJ S..12 caa be expected 10 absorb. ·. II touches on tbe peopling of America·30,000 yeaia ago, and compares "Tbe Simpaona" wllb "Ozzle llld Hatrlet." A IIUdent is aske4. about lbe African poUiical kingdoms of Mali, Sonpai and Benin, about reverse diacrlminallon, about bow "while land hunger" shaped pre-Revolutiontl'y " times, and about what IIIey lblnk of lbe Idea that "Rooald Reagan's defense 11111 miJ!Ia')' Initiatives led ·Ben Wattenberg SL Joecpb'a oepila1, Pdcnbuq, W.VL · · . : Born Dec. 11 1918 in Point Pleaalnt, W.'Ya.. tbe clauJbller of die laiC · Hcnsy and ~ Jto1baeb Prulb, she was a bt>mrmatcr. Slle wa a . lou&-dme !IMII!ber of lbe M!Mlepwt GirdeD Oub 11111 iadaled ber bus. bmd in tbe opendoo of die foaner Brougbloa's Home Dcllvery ScrviclC. . She iiiiii'Vived by ber b""*'d of 56 yem, Waller R. Qoob of Middleport: clauiiJ!et and 11111-ln-law, Jeanette and Dan 'l1loalas of Middloport; IODS llld claughtcn-ln-law, E4wR- Judy Cnda DIM":%: · and Gene and N1ncy Cmob of ~ Md.; alder, lCatblyD of · Point PIM'an\; alJier and lJrolbcr·in-law, Hcnricua and LOula Roui of · Point Pleasat; lJrolbcr and lisi'Ct-ill·law, Jack llld Babl Fmlb of PoiDI : Pleasant; alsler-ln-law, Bemadlne Eada of Point Pleasant; and seven · gl1lllllddkkcn and lhrcc RIQI-gnmddanghters. · Services will be 11 un. Saturday in tbe F1abcr Fune1a1 Home, Middle. port. Burial will follow at lbe Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friel!da may · . call 24 and 7-9 p.m. Friday atlbe funeral bome. Lucy A. Billups Wallis Lucy A. Billups Wa111s, 97, of HunliDJIOD, W.VL, and formerly of Point Pleasant, W.VL, diccl Wednesday, Nov. 2, 19941n Cabell·Hunling· 10o Hoapilal, HtllltlnJIOD. Sbe - a foaner plano teacher In die commtlllity and active in various civlc and cburcb orpniAiiona iii tbe area. She bad aerved as tbe pianist and Ol'glllisl fll' 18 yean at Krebs Chapel Uniled Medlodill Cllurcb in Point PleasanL She was a !IMII!ber of die F1ftb Avenne. Baptial Cburcb in HuntingiOD, and bad also allencled die Bellcmead Unlled Melbodist Cllllitb In Point Flea Born Nov. 24, 18961n Cabell County, W.VL, abe was a dauJb!Ct of die late NOib L. and PbeniOo Halrison Powers. Ill edditiOD 10 her parenll, abe was also prelleded In dealb by ber first buablmd, Dr. Clarence G. 'Billup11, a fCJ"mer mlniller at Main Slreel Baptist Cburcb ill Point Pleas•c; . ber ICCXllld buaband, Freeman N. Wallil; a lJrolbcr, Arnett Powers Sr.; and a niece, Domlby SimmCIIS. She i' survived by one sister, I.essie Hill of Huntlngcon; and two DCilbeWS. Donald Oarence Wa.nriiJm of Teaneck, NJ.,IIId Ametl Powen ofBel-Air, Md.. · Scrvica will be 2 p.m. Friday In tbe Crow-HuaacU Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. wilb Rev. Bobby Wood offtdating. Burial will follow ill Sunaeat Ccmescry, Point PlmiDI Friends may call at tbe funeral home : Friday from 11000 unCi! tbe bour of lbe service. . . The co-dlreetor of NSUSHEAE, admlnilttation. rei resolution will Gary B. Nash, says tbe document CIOIIIe about cUiD& CliniOo'a time. In question is "aplnatlriumpbal- Soon CUniOo will llllPDinl tbe 19lsm. •• He told me lbat too many member board of ~IC (National nations bave aufCered from viewlnJ Educatlon.al Standards and tbemaelvea "as ua; lbe &ood guys, lm)IOvement CDIIIICU). That lard venua t.bcm, die bid pys." ·can "certify" new slllldudi, or Tbll aort.of vaiDC·free leila askfCI'cblnJCS,ordiJ!IIpdlem. prompted Albeit Sbanlrer, prealdi:ot The U;S'. blJIOt)' aiaildlil~ have of lbe American Federation of already 1wxane polilicizccl. &peel Teachers, to laa11e a statement, more. Conservative& are on lbe aomewbat poallive, wblcb also warpalb. The world bistor)' stan· DOteS tblt "tbe aectiOD 011 tile Cold dants, canilll IDOD, are auiiPDied Wll doesn't even IDCDtiOII So\'iet to be wono sliD, pattlnJ WCatcm agreu1oa ill ~ Europe." He CivillzatiCII ill iii place, wbich is reprda lbe wort as •'a draft that 1101 bigb. (Other allildaidl, In geOgdeaervea reapeclfu1 debllc - and rapby, dvics 11111 iDIIb, are apparroqulrea aubalantial revisioll." He'a ently on tbe rlpt li'll:k.) ri&ltL · · Now lhal lbe issue has beea . America Ia not jull anotbor ·. raised politk!all):, II would be &ood nation. That subversive thought to bell from Bill Clinton. He'll even . m_.ag~s to seep · into plcit !be boald. WIW does be WIDl NSUSHEAE a ,few limes. Thus, . our cbUclren 10 leln about Amcri· . nearlyburieil.lt Ia repcl(led lbat tile ca?. Value~neuttal? Or llle8l aJUD· VD)'IICI of CoJumbul "led... to lbe try? planliag of Enslisb setllemeau It's impCI'IIDt: 'lboae ~will where tbe ldeas of tepreaentative alar in tbe liCKt cluiptert of Ameri· sovertiiiiCIII and religious IOiaatiou can biatory, would grow baitlngly and, over BeD Wattea~Jerr. • aealar tel· several centuries, would inspire low at tM ADMrlcaa Eaterprllt silliilll transformations in otbu Illllltute, llltllellolt of tile.wee,tJy par11oflbewilrid" · · r,•bllc· televl•loa prosram, What wlll our children be !'J'IIllit Tank.'' · taught? Tbit we 110 just anolber (FH IDfH-tloa oa •ow to coulllr)' iD tbe ua-n.-lbem game? rom-alcate ".a..:tnakallr w1t11 Or lbal we have cblnged tbe WCI'ld, *'II col•nmiat IIDd otllira, eoamoadyfll'tbebctlei? tad Amllr1ca Oallae by~ 1· The JI'OCICII of aettins up volun- IION27-6361, ext. ~17.) tary stanclarda ~~~an in tiie Bulb · · ': style squlle dance will bold a . dance from 8·11 p.m. SIIUiday II . die Meigs County Senior Citizens Cen!Ct. ROUIIII and ~qun dance A round and square claDce ~­ . be held at tbe old Legion Hall m . Middleport Friday from 8-11 p.m. fealllrinl Fnalt Bolel, llaiC c:bamplaubip fiddlct. FrCe admission.' Lodaeto-t · Hirri11111ville Lodge 411 F.tAM . will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.DI. at ~ ......;....,:;,;~!'4·•·~ ~- 14.<fW.~~--- --l _ ._ ! _ _:....:...... ···-···- .... _ ___ ... ____ ,_ _ ___ -~ ---- --- - --~-'- - · - ...-'- t. .. ' -·-- ·-- --1------ . 1 . . .... - .. l----~ - -------·---· K..,llrt----·-----·--·" be...----·---....2t ·-----·-----lt Relluce Elecldc:-·-----.lt 711 Robbt. A Mron"---"--.11 V4 SltoaeJ''alsoc.."--·--"--·15111 Star Balllt --"-----·--.3t V4 Westdy r.I'L -------"--.151/l WortWqtoa lad.""--"- --.....31 Slocl npo<tl ..-e tile 1...31 ..... q..,t .. prodded by Adnat D Gdlpallo. ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 STARTING FRIDAY HARRISON FORD IN CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER PG-t3 ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 ADMISSION $2.00 446-0923 Sensational Y2 ct. tw "5" Bar Necklace v~~$599.00 s39900 Y. ct. MATCHING BRACELET REG. $299 Sterling Bridal Set . .,.............. c;.m.. -o.. Woot. ~..............................$1.60 o.....~ ....... -...................................... $6.95 Ooe Yw .... ,......................................... $1120 Earrings y, ct. tw. SALE Reg.$499 ~$199 ..u penalUed II . . . wbonhomot:MIB'II&IYicoloa¥lillble. M.ULIIJIICIIPil~S Matching Men's JooWoGIIIoCauly 13 w-...............................:.................$11.14 26 ..$4116 52 Woeb ................................................SU.76 O.UW.Gollla CouoiJ 13 $13:40 26W-... ,.,, ..........................,... ,,., ........S<I5JO s2 $11.40 w-.. . . ... . . .. . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . SALE $299 Ban~ Reg. $159.00 SALE '99.00 w-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . w-.. . . . .... . . . . . . . ...... . $199 Fashionable 5 Diamond Man's Ring "$"Hoop Diamond Reg. $329.00 raDII I I - di!od 10 'lbo <lollipollollolly : Trlbu.H oa a du'De, ala or 11 maatb billa. · Credll will be .... p<ri« oodlwoot. No aJI>IalpliOI by Fashionable With marquis diamond center stone. Reg. $249.00 SALi$149 Hundreds of Beautiful Christmas Ideas- All On Sale! On Tuesday, November 8th Elect JACK.SLAVIN LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMA$-ONLY Demo•rat Ylcquisitions !Fine Jewefty Over 30 Years Experience ln. ~ducatlon, '{ Business and Industry. fml~rNflly: . TWO LOCATIONS 151 Second Ave., Gallipolis AND 91 Mill Street, Middleport IFSCME .. AFL • CIO Meigs Local THchers' Association · · . . and . Carpeaterl U1lo1i Local 1650 · · · · Paid fo'r by the C lcllle, 2420 June Sl, Syrteu.., Ohio In Store Repair . Member Jewelers Board of Trade . I . ·r· ,. ,. . ~ 10% DOWN! 'From Mg: Sugg. Retail Meigs County Commissioner II __;:;._-=.:.:... ___.,..-.X;._ , ' .34 Federal Mool.---- - "--.23311 Goodr- DR --------.34 511 311 Luda Elld ·-·-----"--.11111 Lbnltecllllc. ----------·1t 711 MuJtJ.edle Palat aa_, Pre-Holiday Savings REG. IIJIIC8D'TI~ 11.\lU l 0''d. ay·'•In .-. .·ory· .) II ,! -----"--------.54 E..__..__.. --.. -----"-...15 CiutnWta Sltap--------7111 ATAT Ill lluk 0..·----·-----2111/l Bob --..32 CU.piolllad. 114 GALLIPOLI5-MIDDLEPORT ' ........,,(lltlo 4SIIi9. -:t" 1 VETERANS MEHORIAL . Wednelday admiaions - BooTl"ttllaee to IMtt nie R•naom, Racine; Mac Lyncb, The Letan Township Trustees Middleport. . will meet Monday, 6 ,p.m. atlbe Wednesday discbarges offJCC bUilding. Robert Roush, Letart, W.Va.; GladJS Walburn, Midd1epolt; GarSuttoDJI ••- -11n1 The Sutton Townabip :,rruaceea ner GrifllD. Coolvlle. Abo·-----"--"--" 711 Alllllllld 01-"----"--.37114 JlCQV.ISifJ'IOg{$ :!19{1£ JTfWEL$Y 1'08'1MAS1'UJ S.ocl· St., · . Tbo Dally Soatl,ol, 111 Cou11 'f!!.ac;.':! . .. ( Hospital news Aa Ele ....... ·-----.31 711 M-., 1bo ,\ltodi"d - ·. UJd tile Oltlo N.._.~.. . m { . The Eascem High School band craft fair will be held Nov. 12, 9 LID. 10 4 p.m. illlbe Eastern High Scbool gynmaalum. Daare to be ..ld CJ.IIIIl tbe Country Genllemcn Pllbtilhool • ..., ottcnoao, Moodar U..UIIt · Friday, 111 c- Sl.. Pomeroy. Ohio, by tho · Ol!lo Voltq Publlil>. 0>-yiMuiiJmedil loe., Po. .oy, Ol!lo <15769, I'll. 992-2156. - -JIOIIIeOpold . , ......,, Ol!lo. : =::· I\ , Craft Fair HI The Pomeroy Elementary fall festival will be bcld Satunlay, 5 co 8 p.IU. Games. bauDII:d bouae, doll' prizes, local entenainmenl fea· cured. lhnr..................................................35 cs.m~~onoo~dooblaatopayll»_ .., . say ~r Committee will have a cornbread and bean dinner at tbe American Legion Post, Racine, Saturday, with aervingiO be&ID at 11:30 LID. Cost fll' an one can eat is $3. DoCI' prize to be awarded. Bake sale co be beld In conjtiiiCiion wiih lioner. Ml just hope it paaaca bccluse we're goiii&IO 10 forward II' bll:t· ward," be added. TONIGHT l'oalnvy f..unl Satarday IIINGU COPY PaleR hS , ,f J A regulll meelins of Racine Lodge 461 F.tAM will be beld Tuesday II 7::tO p.m. Election of officers wid be lleld. wbicb will mean exceasive allle consllllinll 011 runnins tbe adlool. THE NEXT KARATE KID PG will play at die VFW of Toppers . PlaiDs, Saturday at !be ball, 9 10 11 p.m. SS a couple, $3 alnglea. (IJSPS Ju.MI) ru.. f/ Combrelld and beaD .U..r , The Porl1and Elementary Spms aaid. If tile levy i,l ~ ~ ~ , 1WD )'1*1 tbe dislrict will be .,....~ 10 RCUm 10 tbe lillie lola fulld ~ COLONY THEATRE The Daily Sentinel C'-aUenged =r1 . Services will be 1 p.m. Friday in lbe Cbun:b of God, Cox's Mills, W.Va., wilb lbe Rev. F'rrg Proffitt officiating. Burial will follow in tbe Auburn Baptist Cemetery in Auburn, W.VL Fricnda may call after 5 p.m. Tbunday allbe Church of God. Arrangements are by tbe Raignel Funeral Home. ' Racine FaAM to aet "*' S11#oc· City Holll'-l-"----·- ' ICirr..... . . Karrllid. Osborne. will meet Monday, 7:30 at lbe S)'IICUIC Municipal Building. die ·WJten llld llnld \1111· -· .•• ...._., ,.,.. " ....... 10 .._ "E~ ca fiDd a JOOCI ~ . 00110 VOle for it. Any JiiDd oiiiiii" live coonotlllim burl& people ",!10 .e swayed jaat before daey The acbool needs co updlte -'" boob, add 0101e eleclive diiiCIID . die bilb acboolllll1 dcvdop I ~-: puler lab, be added. Also, CJIICD enrollment cook $93,000 illlllle fu!'ding from lhe acbools. Kart F!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!ll!!!ll"ll!lllll!l!.---.. He was preceded in dealb by his wife, I..Cssie Osborne; an Infant daughter; stster, Delphia Prince; aud brothers, Roosevelt and Dcllas tbe Masonic Temple. Election of offiCCfl will beoJield Reliedvneoll. .ted are, 'ilcoiN Survivon lnc:lude blJ wife, Betty Hoachll VanMatre; lbree sons, M1cb1e1 (Patty) VIIIMan of Letart, W.Va., Wilbur (Karen) V~. Jr., of Crown City, and Jeffrey (Michele) VIDMaR of~. Va; one brolbers, David VanMalre ofWeat Columbia; and four pandcbUdn:D. He was pm:cdcd In dealb by bia piRDII; five brol.bten. Arnold, Har· vey, Eddie Ralph MBen", Claude and Andrew VanMatre; aod CWO slslera, Dcbcnb LcwlJ aod.AnilaJohnaon Friend& may call 6 10 9 p.m. lbunday at tbe Fogleaoog Fuoenal Home in Mason, W.VL, wbei'C scrvicel will be bcld 1:30 p.m. Friday wilb lbe Rev. Sbalm Wilburn olllclatiDg, Burial will be ill Kirtland Memorial Gardens. dren; and two great•grandcbildl:en. Leadlns Creek Conservancy. District wlll be closed 11 noon, Degree work alated A bnslneaa meeting of Pooleroy Nov. 8, fCI' eledioD day. Ill addiChapter 80 Royal and Select : lion, lbe lllstrict otnce will be Masons and o( Bosworth CouncU closed Nov. 11 fCI' Veterans Day. 46 Royal and ·select Masons will be bcld Wednclday at 7 p.m. Wort OES diaaer . ·The ways a iDC8DI CCII'IIIillee In lbe Royal Areb Degree. of Evugeline Cbapcer 172 OES . . . will bold a cbk*m and DOOdle din- FUDd·raller set Modem Wooilmen 4798 •. ner Friday froiD 11·6 p.m. Price $3.50. ·For deliveries, call 992- Albens, will bold a matt:hlng fund benefit at Alexander Hiah School ~330. Satunlay starting :.1 3:30p.m. If yc)U bellew tbe polls, people brands 110 .avallablc 1n specialty do IIOIIICCCJ!l what lbey are re.Jln1 . scores, aoc1 IDilR dian C!OO dollleadc 1iltO- · HOWII'd aadJnliaS~ V~. Saofcxd Osborne, 71, ofRilcble Camty, W.Va., died Tuetdly, Nov.l. 1994 at bis bome• Born Sept. 9, 1923 In Boone County, W.Va., lhe son of lbe late McKinley and Mac Osborne, be- a retimJ coal miner. He was a member of !be Cburcb of God. He is survived by bis .IODS, Kenny Osborne of Rutland, and4Lulber Osborne of Pomeroy; brolben, Dous aod Ott Osborne. bolb of Cwumbus. and Chesler Osborne of MassiDon; si11ers, Lorine Prince and SaDy Davia, both of CQlumbua, and Joya~ CqJ1ey of Wayside, W.Va.; flU' paodcbil· I . Sqill'l dance set . The Bellea and Beaus weatem Economy passes the Sna.p ple test. :u• 517111111a vea.oldle U.S. Atmy. Ill bia younaer dayl, be played IOftblll and blaeblll 111 sevttal dlfterenc teama. While playlns Ill' tbe Sommerville-SIOul FCI'd Mocon Fast Pili:b SoftiJIIITalil, be wasn=aJplizcd as ouWml!qg Clldler. ·Born Sept. 6, 1927 In Weal Columbia, be was lbe aon of tbe lace : Upcoming Meigs County activities listed ZODa "1110-blewed style" iced 1ea . - No, tbe FFI says people .e not aold In tall, paslel·colorcd, 24- wmled about die ccmomy. and bearins about tfae boomlna varieties 110 available jual' about ounce t1111. 1'nle 1tory: I bad acouConsider a few or die. ~ llqCCOIIOIIIy. They 11e alleJicclly Jmo. anywbere. · pie of Cllpelltaa in lbe bouae tbe uidl od my Frlvoloul FluidiiDdex. cure about lbeir joba and fell a other day who uted for dlrectioDs Ordinary painter& and bull. 10 tbe 1ICIIICit beVC(IIIC 110re w(Jcac roofers and ·,en. bave beaun J don't believe tile polb. 1 bave } OSep ipeQI' 1bey migbt bily aane Arizoua a I buyillg fruil-flavcnd ~ - bev. my own aec of CCO!!C'Dic lndkam went 10 dlat ..neltolt·and picCcl eragea, wouldn't you know It, iod lbey tbe pollsters are full of ln CallfOIDI-. wboae·11'1:11dy rcsi- il $1.49 a Clll. 1 1Jk you: ~ ear- . wblcb bave 1011 ~ favored stall. They au sse at people lle dl;!lll b!lblbe a fulllblrd or the bol- pencen who piy lbQ princely sum Eu(Ope. Olber people,' pedlaps a dQlna very well and .damn well lied waller IOld In Aa!erica. Pllopk\ tw a "IUII·brewed" lea that wa. ruD8 II' two up.lbe ecot)OIIIk: lad. 1111ow IL . of Fasbioa'Ire 'lillllina wacen iDini- mvented by and '- dlllribuled ,by a der, .-e frequentina cbic coffee One' of my key lndicllon"IJ die ducecl by chic ilealjaer'clolblns couple of beer diatributQra in bouaea lbal (eature "asaertlve and Frlvoloua Flulda lndex. People are scores. Water "juat accina io Brocltlyn wolried aboul'lbe econo- darina"· beiDa with navon lbat ::. SPeDdinJ a lot of - y aa CJpeD- rl&bl,'' an executive witb one my? . ' , "seize your palate and don't let , alve, nonessential liquids wbicb deaianet firm told 1be Wall SI!Cct To prove my point, I calnd"ed go." tbey daDy pour c1ow11 tbeir su11ets Journal. ''It's real. It's pill of dill I Clll-·lnw a p11oD jug of Truat tbe m. People are liOt ·' and diacblqe 'Via bodily functiai a you." . 1ea fll' one dolllr, slvc or take a wmledabout tbe eoommy. few bo1n IUer. Truat me: A popu- · Now a ''pet clriDt~' mnpany In peony. A i1au of my aupeab a lbe J..."'!riAor S~.:.:r ArDDidlfyou . . me. lace lbaf expeoda ill fortune on . Florila Is lllllkdins boaled...,.. size of Ailzoaa's pn:Uy can wOIIkl · ""...., I• Hefrivolous fluids li DOl a populace for clop and CIU. "lblnty Do&" . coal leu lban 19.centa. I could a AJAIIIIIPICdlalllkMtiiDD. . " · , dill ran cconOOric collaple. lt dowli, put It iD a 1arp dlamoa (FOI' tafor-tloa •• •ow to 1 comea in a crlapy beef navor; · Pelf F.diiOr. 1 .: • , · • atafeiDCDII. Surely "Honest Ted" No, lbe FFI saya tbe polls are "Thirsty Cat" taslea like lillY and sip all day for one-eiptb of - l c a t e electnlaically wltll • I dllllenlll Mr. Ted S111ctl•nd , wouidD'IItliowiilgly mislead bi& WRml filb. I know lbia Is trne becan~ I what il COIItboiie C!I)ICIIfcn 'ad I *'.. col•mDilt aad •*'en, con· o!lllia alltemenll reJildinl ·lbc coutillleDII II t6ii ........,. Jurae Let'• bealn willl ,dle liquid dill mditln.USA Today. , wouklil't l!ave co take lime off co f1!Ct ~ Ollllae by c:alllDil~ • .. iqlcl of the laraeaua' ~ 1!1 . ,veryone\ eapec:lally my fellOw fnelccl die 19801- boaled·.,., . All. ·YI!U say. l'bat you .e ~- go lll!l·il. ; . ~-6361, at. 8311.) .. ~ , la~fOtY,. wblcbbesupJ!OrleCt.Ml!•• ~ .· HDiorel~ .IOIOcik~ ,Jfy9uJlaoalhl· lhoiOf!II!0'QtUo ' iDiaboui,S~,. are,tcbuCI ,t t i "'•l• ' ;, ·,_ ' ' Sllk*liadiiJCIIIcdly . . lbaltlle ··lbeltClWil·lllnk:uJatljlialti'WICII ataaeoaiiileraof.lbeim~ ~~.~~ · ' :-·.·· ·s··.. t· '~· ··CJiniDDIS111ctlandBuciJC1Recon-.. 11111defanilDefCI'~who ' JIIIIflbiiCXM~~71 · porc:cillollbe ~ .wboWI!ft>'._,,. .~ ;· ' ' cWadOD' Ad onl)'laised taxes 011 la,te!Jiol dlewbolelludL . - e~rtll'a aa1f1ce would c111appear JDYdoiil'tblcyllotcilboaled - · , 1,016 o( lbe ,..,Uibleat fmll!M in , · ,.-' AJaq mwember, evay. dine you wbau D1 0111c1 die Willie ' . All, dear reader, ..ve )'01! DOl BJ''l'llll All 1 'i n•.: . ·, · . . , · tbe &ia ~ ~ . piiiP a,.uoa of s • • Houe @01* apia, Well over 2 taken•iiOtlc:e of tile Millie "fla· . Today Is 'I'IIInday, Nov. 3, tbe·307th day of 1994. 1bere are 58 dayl Tllll CODieDti.OD II patentiye qt. truct, tractor .or laWII mower llillia6z,.._ al bolded WIIIIUI'C .va,ecl bevetaUI" Ud.Snapple left in 1be ylar. , . • FALSE, My Ia fir below JOU ~P.Yinl a alldidollal S.Of belli COD. . . . . fJ'IfS'! , _ in'IM W1tC0 c0n«~1!!1 10 pen:eiu ial Today'alfllllll*inHilluy;' · · · , Ill $140, 000 dlrallold' lid my ·. ·bec:aule of~ CliDID!IIStrk:klancl ,u.lled sa.. ' ' julee wbldl are lvalllble • every Qa Nov. :t~ 19110, lbe fine· .;..-..e abow In lbe Uniteci SiliCa · l!IP3 lila ~Und bY lllore dl.a til( lnc;reaae. Tecl-if,!ddand CUI , .True, Perrier aow aeo.U . sroc;ety, pblfi!IICY ud conve-· opcacdll New Yort'a MdiQD Squ.-e GlideD 1illder lbe -r*el'oflbl , •.•, •1,200 -~ .• 1 retiree lpc:oDIC · tile voce tb~t llll4e ·It poaalble. . cleciM"' (on a recellt ~ DleDce IliOn in 111e ODUitry? They Au1oti1obiJe Cub of Alileric:a. • , ctPJDII oaly bY die MN•ilt of a Without blal, tbe tax bike woulcl . foray, I 1o1a4 it onlY .ill I11)ICtiDir- · an fC!r 99 cCDII a .bottle ln my 011 lbla dlic: · · . • I it:Dnq adjell ., l!avebeen~ . ' - . bill), bitEvln - ·- . taiOfCI'- -~ ~y 1IICft i ID 1839, die lint Opljia Wlll'' lletw.e~ti Cbina·a BrliMhiiipkld as' ID ,ID' iltiiW : Sincaely, . , .· dfy tile illprllrita 1!111 Gltilwller 'dlnallltalfal tile lip. ' IWDBrllilb friples lilh fleet oiWIII:Junb d•J.a oiflbe 01 1~ ' ~ rl • M ~~~~ Cline- · . ' Edward K.l.octe Is tile ODly JGI!d ,. ., Clllbe pillLei IIDOlll CODililer c:QDW ' ID 1., le)lu!llican Ulysa S. Giant Wlll.,the ~~~~~ dlhloa ;.:,•111 .J::II~~~=-~~t tM naa et. Another 75 or 80 imported teas. AD die IIIII ._claysk Art- ~Dcn\ocntlbldoSeymour. . :. <' , , .. I American Alloys, IDe., maincenancc deparllllent. He was a former employee of Wea Vlqlnla Jroa ill PCJint (lleearf, W.Va., Vaaadium Corporlllioa IIJd Foolc Minerai Q.ponlioll in New Haven, W. VL He was a member of SalaD Commllllity Cbnn:b and USWA Local (c-daaed 1) tax money. Sbeplld aaid aoae sdlool priac:ipals CMD more diiD !be IOVfiiiOI'· . Minlri expl•ned tblt 1m1 priDcipala all earn about lbe aame aallly, between $30,000 aad $40,000 -ually. MAt dlis poiDI ill !be levy effort I don't·wanl co lalk aboul aalariea," Millllll said. An official at Gov. Geo9e Voioovich' s office llaled ill 1 tbegovemcirwilleam $115,752. • • , The diltrict ballpCIIItaxpayen moocy wilcly, KilT lllid. "We•ve lried co be boneal wilb Sanford Osborne ut. LCCDdoalop history neutralized? . ·Tbere Is notbinll Dllllelmpoilanl lban teec:h!'iti:erica'•. American • ator)' to Wilbur VanMatre . Wllllaf V. VaMIIte, 67, Wea Colwnbla. W.Va.. died Ttielday, Nov. Even tbe new Americana Wilb Disabilities Act. wbidl was passed In 1990 and maM•tes accCaubillty In ail public lnalitutlons, didn't insist on retrofitting overnight. Institutions and businesses were alven from one to four yem to become accessible, baaed on criteria auc:b as number of employees. This kind of heavy-banded inOexibUity makes people resent dlsabUity laws. It bums, ralber lban be~ lbe a1111e and ldeali of aa:easlbility. . Sara• Onrltreet II 1 ayndleated writer for Newspaper EotegJrlae "-datloa. (For Information oa ••w to commlmkate electrooicaliJ willa *'II columnllt aad o*'en, COD· tad America Oallae by caiBDB 18110-8l7-6361, ext. 8317.) Am~rican - FJnoaeneliCroob, 75, ofMl~ died WecNaclay, Nov: 2. 1994 in · 1, 1994 11 Plen=t Vllley DDIJI"'' He was a lellnd employee of tbe are accepted. CH\-GH\tlG officials explaio ------Area deaths------ Eastern rr- ..... io dleir Emog•ne Crooks· Accessibility laws: Drawing the line 111 Court Street TheDIIIY~ . Thursdly, NoVIHIIber 3, 11194 •Diamonds -Gold Chains •Pulsar Watches -cross Pens -Rare Coins FREE PARKING FREE GIFT WRAPPING • • ial I �,· ' .. ·- .. '· . : :n.t Dilly Sentinel Football '94 Catch All The Excitement! Support These Fine Area Businesses! FURNITURE, JEWELRY and RADIO SHACK ' THE HARMON FORECAST 106 N. 2nd. Middleport SaL, Nov. 5-MaJor Colleges- Dlv. 1·A 992-2635 Ak Foret 21 • AlllOnl 35 - COIIogo !lowNng Gt.., . '~ Y01.W1g (Th..a.) 29 32 'Clillrlll ~~~ 37 20 • Clncinnlll ' ColorodO 'ColorodOSlalo 22 42 31 • Eulom MIChigan 27 ' Flalklo Flalklo Slala 44 30 ' Fr111111 Slalo Dignity and Service Always -· 24 • 28 38 17 21 34 • - Stalo 'KoniUCky 'LS.U. M'-nl . -·Ohio Midllgan OFFERING PRE·NEED COUNSELING AND ARRANGEMENTS Ben H. · - Director 22 27 22 28 Midllgan Slota • Mlllllaippl • Mlllllllppl Stole 25 • Nor1l\ C.-ollno ·Nor1h -C•ollno Stall Nor1h•n llinola NW lotililno • Ohio Slalo ·VALLEY LUMBER ' Oklahoma • Oregon • QreVon Slato Penn Stao 555 PAll ST. 28 26 33 31 23 21 17 27 24 26 20 'Rico MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO ' flutg•a • Sori Joao Stala • sw lDtioilno 992-6611 ToxaaA&M • Tulane Utton • Utton Slolo · Wliahlngton • WHhlngton Stato • Woatom Mlchlgon 36 21 22 • ~iln Stale ' llllhllnl.cookmon 37 • Bollon U. 111 East Second StrHt Pomeroy, Obi~ 992-2342 lkdu1ol/ Cal Slalt SaUIII'MniO Cenlre • Cbdel • Cdolta Cornel • Cumblrllncl, Ttnn. • Dattmowth Delaware • Delaware S.ala ~w •• oEultml<tnhd.y .. • • • • ClranDing H.vard Hol..ra Idaho • lllncMa State • Jacklon Slatt - Jamtl Madilon ~ ....._ TemeuN Yanlani I • Montini &lilt • llc:NHit New - Arl<onlaa Stao ' lDtiailno Tech Wlaconlin MII&Qiri Arizona Slate v- 24 8 . 18 17 21 19 Ha,.,....,. BuUtr ......... v...... 7 to Lbe111 3 10 · 15 7 12 20 18 t3 14 15 20 lalayetla Coi!Mnbla • Ltlilah Nortfi C.roUna A & T · 10 1 ts · WiocDnAin-Ooh- ·SE•NIIaourl • Fun1111n · AlltiiiTII " " ' 8f0Wn R,hodt '-land Notthem Iowa Euttm lllncMa Ttx.. Southlm • Eul ''""""' NortMtll.m • Au.lln PNy ° BoiM 61... Wtltlm New MeJico • llorohtod Sttto • S.F. AUIIin 24 • lam Houston lamiDt'd 17 28 31 1CI 20 17 26 28 22 23 • Ptlnceton llofhan,. W.Y. Notth TtxP Nicholls &latt • Morgan Slatt • Azuu Howard • Ctntral Connect6cul Floridl A I M 38 ChaltHion Southtm 33 • w...., . . . 2CI ,11 "' WIINun & U.V . --- 21 :13 MIDDLEPOU, OHIO • Richmond Cal Poly-SLO 34 21 34 36 • Wettem Kenluclcy SW Tax. . caa Stale Northridge Duqueane SoU'IMm 111no11 : Pralrt. View ren,..... Stale 2fl 11 Kull:lown Aurora Wtlt Cheller 81111 · ldlhOII-. .Moklonvlle et.tl' lndlanli Slate Ualne 'IIIMaloU. O.ll•nee ·: 1 · 14 • · a.... .......... Yolty :=IIPol~ " 1 7 14 12 11' • 22 11 to 13 • 13 23 16 t5 11 ' 20 ..• 13 21 20 15 14 ..• 23 12 Nonhtm Mk:hioln 18 WhNton Ntbiukl.-orut\1, 26 Gtactland 18 28 • 011an 'NW-ri 25 :13 12 22 • Bluffton =. St.-·. Saginaw v-:r, Winona Stale • Otttllltln SWOI<IWmo • South llakato u. ' Soulh Dlkoll St••• ' St. Cloud &Itt • Ttlk'f'O Willmar I . ~':Zi~l . ' Wayne Slatt, Mlc:h: 3 13 10 1 II 20 7 Hiram Sttrllng • Eut Central Oklahoma 26 . 23 35 28 ·..se~hom. 12 Olive!, Ulch. St.Fr•ndt, 11. • 31 21 .••• • • Waahbum ' Ctnttal Mllhodllt 32 • NE OklahorN North Dakota u . ' Not1hweltem, IoWa 10 w•i.lm Jewell lr.lluourl WHiem Muol<lnoum 7 21 t7 27 ' lloomtodStllo .• Cornel, towa LMo UIMcMirt Soulhtm 25 18 11 Ntbtalb-Keamty fort Hayt Stall 27 • John Carrol • Klf'IMI W-.Jtvan Langston • Upper towa "3 ' A.lablrm~ A I M Anoalo .... • ' Mla.MI:I TICh • Atbnea•MontloiMo ' Central Alb nut 41 20 11 llinola St-Int , • RoH-Hulman Michlpn Ttdl . ' Ferrum ' HtndeiSOn I l.tnoir-Rhyne ' l.Mngotono 21 30 25 22 Uvinglton Mats Hilt Ell.t-h C-y 15 • Ttlll A I M.Kingtvllill Tukegtl Wttt Ot.,.ill ' ·W. . Vl<gjrill W.Jit,.n " WINIIt ' Wlniton-Btltm Bowft 17 3D Valdolte J .C. Smilh Batdntr·w.bb FCHt v.~· · • Wttt YW nil 81111 :13 20 :W 10 7 3 H t -·Sodne• Lane Ablllnt ·-._ 11u·~ltYtmt ·--· North Dallob ..... 'Ro- ........... ·--~ -wa.,._ 17 :II 13 e.-G I 7 14 . Catl._ Ylrgjnja u.... • Whlt._r -Stll· •• ctnmom-Mucld 22 • Nofthtm Cobado 30 34 27 Acllmt .... 20 t7 12 14 -.. Ltwla l 985·3301 or 985-3330 Peoples Bank Peorple Get More From Deo.rples Bank C ' e~o~t~ ,, ee.om~ 20 , ""' Mexico 'Pocllol .. _ lttlhlat* 24 SI7H£. ' Dealer SALES - SERVICE - PARTS RIDENOU-R SUPPLY **MINNESOT~ ........ 21 . , . SAN DIEG0 •.-..... ~•• :.~.·30 . ·**ATLANTA ...........;... l7 . . I '. - • .I 'y INGELS ElEaRONICS, Middleport, OH. (Dealer) ~ whether Willlams should be No:!!':!E :x~!lo!::!uRs WE HAVE EXPANDED TO· 5 ~ hos.fl::'grand ·jury will decid~ ~ said. r SEArn..E (AP) -The Kinf· ,some will reopen for the SeaUie s POMEROY TO BmER SERVE YOUI MON.·TUES.·WED.·THURS.·FRI. 9 AM·7 PM SATURDAY 9 AM·S PM; SUNDAY 1·4 PM Your Homaown Radio Sfulc. Dealn. :game witb Cincinnali 011 Sunday, 3 ~ 1/2 months after accoustlcal dies :;fell Into tho stands and forced : S32.S mllll011 bi rcpaln. • - Tbe Seabawks played four regu=w-seaaoo games and two exbibiat the University of Wasbing:ton's Hualty Stadium. .Mosl Maior INGELS ELEORONICS (r..t Cards 122 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. Wei!OIM :tions . When The Time Comes See Us For Your 1995 Graduation Announcements. QUALITY PRINT SHOP 255 Mill St. Middleport 992-3345 :. · These two teams have mel only four times a~d the Faloons are 3-1, most recently winniQg 13-10 ·in '91. This time lhe Chargers o,yill win big unless Atlanta's defense unexpecledly comes lo life. · , SAN FRANCISC0....34 **WASHINGTON ...... 20 . · The Redskins have' lost four slraight to the,49ers since '88, lhough lhe last lime they mel at RFK Stadium in '86, Washi'ngton wop. And like K.C., S.F. is up and down, so this is no sure thing. · . ' , .. **SEATfLE .............. :zJ CINCINNATI.............. U . Winners offour of their.last five games wilh t!Je Bengals, 1he Seahawks sealed lasl year's 19:1ovictory wilh . ~od Slephens' end-zone fumble recovery. This year: Same resulls, simiiar :;core. {MolJ.d ly) . **DALLAS ................ 33 N.Y. GIANTS ............... 19 ·, The Giants haven 't beaten Ihe Cowboys since '91, and this game won 't be nearly as close as their last, when Eddi~ Murray's-41-yard field goal 10:44 inlo OT gave Dallas the '93 NFC El!St title. Ji'oatbd DAllAS (AP) -Grand jwcn : lnvelligating an ~romoblle acd· .; dent involving Dallas offensive ::: lineman Erik Williams will be · :; illlowed to review 1 bloodolleollol • test c;onducted after be entered a ! RID-lOUR'S · \. TV & APPLIANCE GAS $ERVICE . CHESlER 985·3307 '- for tile lilt time l'rkiiJ.. D_:~Pt apfNt A........ · . pulling away for the wia. BeiJ)Ie scored its only points of the CODtelt with 2:SO left in the game m a 37· yard scuing Pus frm1 q~ Jum WCSIOIIto Jamie ROberta. Belpre runa a multiple· offense that can burt you with the Pill' or the run. On the pamd, the Golden Eagles are led by 6-1, 181J.pound sen,ior. tailback Jason Walker . Walker, .wbo spU! time last year with speedaler Eric Willlaoil, has picked up 987 yan~a 111 j:81'riea. (6.3 yds 1 carry) an~ 10 toiich· downs. The Golden Eagles' full· back is 6-0, 20S·pound.aenipr Keith McFee. lbe ex-Feder1l Hoelting warrior bas rusiiCd for 272 yards in 38 carries (7 .3 yardllrusll) and a IDUCbdown. . Belpre's. qu.ncrbaclt Ia J1son Wesson. 1be ~. 170 aenlor ~ ainpleted S9 of 111 JIUICII (504) for 886 aild aeveo IOUcbdowns uid Ciy~ ,intorceptlona. Wesaon's favmte reCeiver bas been 'the formet tailbaCk Williams. ne 6-1, 172-poood senior bas pulled in 26 JIMlleS for ~ 15 while wide rea:lvet Jamie Roberts (6-2, lSI) baa caught seven passes for 115.yanll . The . strength of tbe Golden Eagles may lie !be defcnae•.Belpre can go 6-S, 6-3, 6-2 and 6-0 tiCl'l)8& the middle. Anchoring the ddcnae are tbnle returning starters led by 63, 254-pound tackle Matt Quina. Tbe other two reiWDing stanemln: lilaell : (row's Family Restaurant _te., ~ 111ae1. · - · .· , .. · .• 6-2, 208-pound aenlor md &111,.m Pettit 'and 6-S, 231·poUlld SCIIi9( endTeny~. · ',. , ...,.,.,-f" ins a.-. · ;'f48·m .Belpte w acorcd llS: )lolqts t' thlr ~ .a :n.9 · while PiJ11 lvetagtof , 16.4. . . '. · lbe Marauders liead 11110 . .' .·tile GLAMOUR . . IS COMING T(L. . SIIEAit ' iLLUSIQN~-~-.;, .... "' . '... . ... · MONDAY, .NOV/ 7 : ., .: . , ·~ . . ~ . Pose. ' 12·'16 Selection! .· Session : $19.99 'Fun ·Fo.r .· All Ages~ . · . Sessi~n lnclu.des: · Make' l,Jp Artistry, WarWobe 'Ch"nges Call Fot Appointment, 992~2.5so • SHEAR 'ILLUSIONS •• Sports briefs-- l- :!Jed with drivlna while intoxi: PoliCe cdlc:en wbo respond: ed to the Oct. 24 IICddent did not : n:queat ICsta and diacounted alco..,~ bot as 1 fact«, . WllliamJ' lawyen BUFFAL0 ................. 26 **N.Y. JETS ................ 23 · In the season opener, the Jels conlrolled the ball on both offense .and defense, shut down Thurman Thomas . and shocked the Bills 23 -3 . But it 's been eight years since N.Y. ~at Buffalo twice. · ' CHICAG0 ................. 20 **TAMPA BAY .......... 14 • Chris Gedney caught two TO passes from Erik Kramer to lead'Chicago over the Buccaneers 21-9 in week one. It's been only three years since the Bears beat T.B. llNice, and they'll do it easily. " **CLEVE1AND ....... 29 NEW ENGLAND ....... Z2 The Patriols ended a four-game losing streak to the Browns with a 20-17 win last December, dashing the Browns' playoff hopes. To win, Cleveland has lo keep Drew Bledsoe's passing game in check. .S han Petrie, Brent Smidt IDd. Jerod Cook. Ia tile HCODd row an SlaiUIIlOil Staats, Corey Sey· mour, AdiiD Sheets, Walt Willll- IDd Doaald Sllaffer. = Sunday ·and Monday, Nov. •7 . BAY .:....... 24 DETROIT.................... ll In '93 the Packers beat the Lions in G.B., then Detroit won at home. Nol since ' 90, when Chicago and " Tampa Bay finished one-two, have the Packers and Lions fought for third in the NFC Central. *'KANSAS CITY ..... 28 L.A. RAIDERS .......;.... 23 The Chiefs aren't consistemly good enough nor the Raiders consislenlly bad enough to make this a sure pick; both are explosive enough to make it a wild game. Las! year K.C. beat L.A. twice. ••~. RAMS ••~ ......... II DENVER .................... ~.17. . ......,.. . · Who would 've ever thought these Rams would be lhe pick over these Broncos? For what it's worth, the last time lhey P.layed - '88 - L.A. was oq its way loa better record, and Denver won 35-24. I · · . **MIAMI...................31 · INDIANAPOLIS ......,.. Z2 The Colts ~on't have lhe secondary to control Miami 's passing attack, but the Dolphins def~nd well against the Colis' strenglh, the run. so Miami.s.hould ivin iiS fourth straight in this series. ••-a,•t ~- ~-----9911!!!2·5432 'BE HARMON NFL FORECAS,. ' J ... 228 WEST MAIN NEW ORLEANS ........ 16 Tyrone Hughes returned a kickoff 99 yards for a TO as the Sainls - led by former Viking QB Wade Wilson .• beal Minnesota 17-14 in '93. N.O. should be able to pass against the Vikings'. secondary. ' I . < . **PHILADELPHIA.27 · ARIZONt\'................... 14 j . "Mason • Point Pleasant 1 New Haven Not only are lhe Eagles one of the most well·rounded teams in the NFL, but they need every NFC East win .__, Member FDlC . they can get to keep up with Dallas. Last year they beat and then lostl<i the Cardinals. .... - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . PITTSBURGH ........:.19 ••HOUSTON .............. 13 Five weeks ago, Qjler Q!fs Carlsop and Richardson fumbled fou( times a~d Barry Foster ran for 115 yards ,' · as the Steelers pounded Houston 3().14: The Oiler·D simply can 't stop a good running game. Y•local . MEIGS SENIORS- Tile l!IM MIIP.Ma'lud· , · ¢ era, wllo wlllelld tltelr llo- Friday r ~ Dl&llt llpiDit Belpn, will - - tlleli lt ........ : .Ia tile frallt row are (L-R) Jend .JI.!II. 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Belpre is coming off a 47-6 pounding from the bands of Nelsonville-Yo1t last Friday at Belpre. In tbat contest Nelsonville jumped out m top 20-0 at the billf and scon:d 2tlblnl-period poinla in •,•. t2 2t • Hlrdi"' . pre Friday evening. Tbe Golden Eaglca, under tong- Sbeeta' sbadow. Bissell has rusbed 130 limes for S1S yards 011 the ason. 1be two wort well together, and overall both together have already surpaSied 2,000 all-ptii)XlaC yards on the season. . Unof("acially at the balf Friday, Sbeels led Eastern with S8 yards on 10 carries and a touchdown, BisSell bad 50 yards on eight carries. Buckley bad 26 yards on six carries and a touchdown. Bnan· Bowen was two for five pass~g for 20 yards. One went to Bissell for 13, and another to Micah Otto for seven. _ One of the second hll.f bigblights came when Bissell leaped higb into the air, dragginJ bis feet th d bi aaoss e en zo~ as . s ~~men(See EASTERN oa Pip 6) •• 7 Mllll • Morril Brown • Eul r....·sute Bissell iJ abo enjoying • great seasoil, but has IOIDCWhat been in • 17 1 ' F•lrmant New HIIW'tn • Noffofk , ...,.,. Ohle 20 ' Elon • Mtthoclilt •• • : ••' . 14 14 . 17 t3 11 21 ill tht liZI fOil Mill ot a price you 'II liltt. Weethertrone He1t Pump I r. =.24 20 23· 38 Sarto yoq wont TRANI 21 the young squad bas played well lately, last week posting 1 36-0 wiD over Southern. 1be Oblo High School Atbledc Association has allowed for a play· off game between leagoe aclloola to determine a teasue winner in the event of a tie in 1994. On Thesday, a poll of principals, the .governing body of the TVC indicated that a playoff would not take place between Eastern and Trimble sbould Trimble lose Friday night. . Last week, Eastern's Jason Sheeu took another step towards reaching the 1,000-yard bcncbmarlt with a 116-yard rushing night and two touchdowns. 'SeniorsCbarlle Bissell and Ryan Buckley each bad two touchdowns. Sheets now bas 950 yards on the season, and with any Juck at all should reach the 1,000-yard Dllll'k: ~ By DAVE HARRIS ; Sentinel Con'elpondent . . : Tbe Meigs Marauders will try to ~ cncl the 1994 football season on a • up note wbcn they host Tri-Valley ~ Conference division arcbrival Bel- HEATING AND COOLING 7 NW Okll.hama Mtnbto 31 33 .-any, Ga. • ·WHNER •• 10 011'11 NEMIAOUrl ~· ANDERSON'S 14 17 sw Blptill " : DISCOVER WHY j,." PEOPLE S~Y,, IIU~P~• We hawt th_t 24 ' Millouri-Aofla ! II "I ~~~~I... tO . '• , ,•>, , Meigs to -entertain Belpre in sea.son's fina'l. gart'~', ~ . • : H2·3671 . ~ ; BANK "~ ·. : .. :· '· : .,; "; • : ::: ·• 1 -_.If !ill ,• Sentillel Corresponclent Earlier ·in the year, Friday Dipt' 8 Eastem·AICxatlder COOleSt In Albany looked as tbousb It would be the title matc:b for the Trl-':alley Conference's Hocltlna DIVision crown. . Then. Trimble <:ame along and spoiled everyone's thinking, poeting a great second bait Of the sta· son and defeating Eastern In its bomca>mlns by an S-O margin. Eastern ii 3-1 in the conference and 6-3 o\'Crall. Trimble is 4-0 and 5-4. Miller and Alexan<Jer are 2-2 In the conference. Only a Miller upset of Trimble and an Eastern win could gi\'C EHS a share 'Of the crown. That would leave Trimble and EHS tied at the top for first and Milla' in sole possession of second place. Alexander Is 2· 7 overall. but FARMERS ·~GREEN CHESTEI. OHIO By SCOOT WOLFE 221 W. 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McDonald's of Ripley, WV McDonald's of Spencer, WV (304) 927-1000 (304) 372-9611 McDonald's of Pomeroy, OH McDonald's of Ravenswood, WV (304).273-8100 (614) 992 ·5600 Mc:Buc:ks For Education · Easy 11 A-B-C McBucks for Educaton is a fundraiser designed to share the McDonald's commitment to education with local school groups and organizations. Your local McDonald's Restaur;mts (locally . owned and .operated by ~oscoe ·and Greg Mills) in 'Ripley, SP,encer, and Ravenswood, WV and Pomeroy, OH will 'donate five cents (.05) of each dollar spent in the restaurants ·(minimum $3.00 purchase), to any student group or organization within the . school system. The money will be donated to ·an groups kindergarten .through senior_high school and.presented by check to be used in an appropriate ,manner supporting education, and as the local school board·deems accepta!)le. · The promotion will begin. November 1, 1994, and run through February 28, 1995 Redemption will be accepted March 1-15, 1995. Presentation of will be the week of 20, 1995. •• As Endorsed by the Athens Me~senger & The Chillicothe · · · ' Reprinted from Chilllcotbe Gazette strickland Clearly th.e choice J.Or c·ongress·. ~ Ted Strickland is far and .away Reprinted from A,lllens Messen~r · Re-electStrickland ~ ...,needs, interests of district are his lst concerq mine ·flooded, work.ed TWo years ago, in cndorsin& challenger Ted Strick land . over Congressman Bob McEwen, we noled !hal Slrickland had a.solid, grassrools se nse of Ihe needs of Soulhern Ohioans. He was more commitled lo helping people !han building a power base, we said. There was reason 10 ex peel Stric~I~Pd. closely with agency and COtTIP"''Y'I officials to protect hundreds threalenedby thoacpdenl. •likelon plan\. A big /><Jrlion of the Pilieton operation, perhaps the employer in Suickland's dislfiCt, phasing oul until lhe congressman intervened to keep i~inlact . choice to represent Ross, Pike leadership from a rcprcsc~ t at i vf who - • Elkcm Me tals. 'Strickland 's efforts surrounding counties in builds upon ihe aspiratjons of his Congress. conslitueniS. During his first term. Strickland We have nol been disappoi nted. worked hard 10 keep all his Strickland understands \he needs and in leresis of' ihe people of lh c 61h Promises 1o lhe voters here i'noclu•di'n!d District, and he is as com mitted to voting againsl ihe crime bill and the Southern. Ohio as.any legislator we can Brady bill because he promised local remember. •. gun owners he would not limit their To conlinuc lh i.s kind of helped pro1ec1 1he work force al ttle Marieua plan! as it switched from mililary 10 civilian produolion. , • Slrickland took a leadership role in each of lhese siktations, IY,pical of his atte ntion to the concerns of the 6th Dislri~l. . • On natoonal iss ues, ~e ·s equally concerned wilh lhe needs of dis1tic1 right to keep and bear arms. representation in Washington , we residents. He Characterized health care A man who stands behind his principles, Strickland returns ·pari his salary to the government and will not accept in surance until his constituents· have an equal opportunity 10 be insured. The Democral has a real sense endorse ihe re-eleclion of Demo<ral Ted Slrickland. Republican Frank Cremeans of Gallipolis is an able and comm illed challenger, bu1100 much of Cremeans' agenda reflects, simply, the nalion al agenda of the Republican Party rather reform as a famtly issue and wan1s 10 be sure universal coverage i1 pari of any reform . He wou ld curb congressional spending, and has led 1~ e way by giv ing his pay raise to charily, economizing his office opcraaions and the needs of the people in Ihis district and had solid plans to back up his paign slogans. He is working ligently on keeping the Piketon Aplant a major employer in !his and securing a future AVLIS plant for Southeaslern Ohio. Several major events have Iaken place· during Slrickland's first term, all bearing on the Soulhern Ohio economy: • Highway runding . Through privi le~e . · than the regional conce rn s of refusing the congressional free mail His tdeas on welfare reform renee! an opinion we have long held · th ai regulartions musl be revised 10 help people who slruggle 1o improve I heir lives, not penalize them . He has Strickland's effor-ts, $1 -14 million in prOposed a maor regional initiative to H~~~~~ows .lhat welfare reform will planning money was obtained for lhe curb the growing pr.oblem qf teen have a maJ·or impacl on the Roule. 33 connectQI' road in t>l<igs County. and poor districl and is workin1~1. SouiheaS\ern Ohio Foodbank. secure more jt;Jbs and opporlunilies Suick~and was resonsib le for a the people here . $250,000 federal gran! 10 help finance Frank Cremeans, lhe Republican lhe foodbank's new regional candidate, presenls no workable plans distribution center in Logan. II will ·n his campaign rhetoric, only buzz allow lhe ·foodbank to serve many words. He seems more concerned more area residenls. . with bashing homosex uals Ihan in • Meigs Mine 31. When the coal oullining solutions 10 problems in southern Ohio. . As part of his "stealth". campaign, Cremeans pledges to lower 1axes, bala'nce the budge! and increase military spending wil~out one single word on how thai ca n be accomplished and where lhe money will come from . Financing such promises would have to include culs in Soci_al Securily and Medicaid. Strickland is realistic aboul what can be accomplished and has proven his willingness to work diligenlly for the people in this district. He is a clear cJ10ice for Congress in the District.' , . • pregnanoy. , , We haven't always agreed til h Strickland on nalional issues, bUI whalevcr the issue, Strickland has lried \o fairly represent lhe people 'ack home. Can we ask more of our representalive in Washington'' We recommend that Ted Slrickland be returned to Congress Nov. 8. �,. - -·-·- ·-· ·-... - ... Pag1 I· :n. Dally sentinel ~ Thu~ay, November3,1eaC:: Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio · ..~ S9uthern to host Federal Hocking in season finale BJ SCOTr WOU'B ~ S011._ Tonadoea face tbdr flul dutllel!p, a bout with Federal Hockin& at Ro1er Lee Adams Memorial Plcld Friclay • 7:30p.m. HopefuUy, tbc home turf will spell belt« tbiDaa for tbc Tomadoca, u ma pride Ia at ll8ke 1o tblueboildlnJ p. Lut we«, it.lexaoder Jot 324 total yMds co·route to a 36-0 ~ ry over Southern Friday niJbl ·In 1 lead It tbe 9: 17 madt of the thinl Alblllly. Alexander, tbc clefeodloa fnme. Tri-Valley Conference Hockina Division champion, boosted ill . o~ mark to 2-7, but Ia 2-21o ~~ 'play. Soutbero fell to 1-8 Early 1o the third &ame, Dally picked off Jesse Maynard's pua and returocd It 37 yards for the score wltb Hasldll bootlog the cx..point to give the Spartans a 30-0 Southero sophomore Jamie Evans led Soulhcm J'lllbiDg with 49 yards In 16 canica, willie Mike Aab caught a 17-yard pua and Eric Jones awahta 13-y!Wer. Mayuant · cxmplerecf two of Dine passel UDder heavy preasun: for two loten:eptiooa aod 30 yanla. 1o tbc Ealtem game tbn:e weeki ago. Federal cut tbc ~ to 12-7 _ J= 011 a J.R. SpriD~ J1U1 to Ford: Lee Meade' a kkt waa ll tbe 5:40mark. However, Ealtao laftt ~. to wiD 33- came down with tumbUtoa In tbe Miller pmc, aod tbe ooerl*!glllff could not .,....ose a cure, u the Laoc:erl coUghed up live fumbles. Add!timilly, Fedcnil bad 13 peoaltlea for 121 )'lids. 1bua r.. teams have DOt bcell able to mike miltakea aod belt tbe Eiglcs. . Nathan Gilders topped the Lancer offense with 113 yan1a 011 13 carries. He Ia a reapecled ruoaer. 1~. Federal Hocking ·lost a 20-6 bout to MUier • Federal took a 6-0 lead In that Miller aame when J .R. Sprloaer burst In on 1 ooe-yard run. The ltick failed. Sprloaer, Gilden aocl Ford are the top dogs. FedCI,I ·· Soutbcm bu tbc speed 10 amllil(. the Lucera' outalde aame ",. 'Springer rusbcd six tlmoa ror 23·7 yards .~ Federal had 95 pualna yardfr. last week u Springer lilt oiDe of2 ~ passes. The.malo receivers wen!~ Antbooy Coler, GUders llld I~· : Tabler. Federal bu a reaJ palliDI ·~ tbn:at and is capable of bloatloa:; the bil play, however, tbc l.anc:er(:. have bceo very loccosisteol '; · .' Eastern~.. <Conlloued rrom J>ase ~> • ··-·---------------------------~------~----~~------~--------~ · 1um carried bim mto 111e darkDCB& so it seemed. Hoelting Divisiou Cbampi011 boost· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~~ Nowmbtr3,1894 .'Kenzaburo who? Nobel prize doesn't guaratn,ee popularity · : lui .oBJ VERINA OOBNIK · AIIOd.W·PnM Wrtler NEW YORK (AP)-Oe. Ever helnl of him? 1o aWirdlngiCtDzaboro 0e 111e 1994 Nobel Prize for Ult:nlllln:, tbe Swedish Academy said the Japanese writer "bas bcelllnflo· ~ III'OIIgly by the culture of tbc WeaL" But ,cillldels of Western culture have aU but Ignored the S9-year- ··'From the allndpolot of mass readcnblp, the NobcC doea oot have a alplficaotlmpact," aai4 Tom Hallock, vice pmldcot of aalc$101d marketloa at Farrar, Strans &: Giroux, which publlsbe1 or Cllatributes tbe worb of 19 Nobellau· reates. Oae tbloa Ia c:ertaio: More peopie will rcall Oe (pronolllced OHcb) after tbc Nobel. , At Klookuoiya, sale& of Oe a old author, aod boob occupy few AmatciD sbclves. "I havca't n:a41ny boob b~ him - but I mow of bia D8111e,' laid Noriyglti S~ a llleuuaager at New Yon;•s Kln9kuolya, the biueatJapuese-languaae bookstore in the .world outside Iapaa. . Tile fact Ia. ·tbe ,NobeliSIUre& a wlooer world prealige ~ but DOt popullirity. boob skyrocteied after the prize -·Oe's "A Penooa1 Matter,••·a DOVd Steele. But if readers wac was 8IIDOUIICed Oct. 13, Sbida said. aboul a fatber wlib a balldicapped · aet excilcd about Oc. what would. Tranllatioo: Readers cleared Oe child. Kodansba lateroatioJial they fin41 boob in English from the huge wbidl publiJbea the Eogliab edilicili 'lbe autbor otlcri datt mlllinp store - all six d ·11em- and ail or Oe'a "Tbe Silent Cry," Ia set on a mao who fJiberl a brllo-diDIbut two of 40 volumes 1o Japanese for a freab ruo of iO,OOO alplea. . aged sou - u Oe did - aDd Kinokuoiya bu ordered about SOO The Barnes &: Noble boobton: buriCI bla IOIIIICDl by laldD& a milm<n boob by Oe fnDl JIIJllll, and cbalo carriclseversl 0e Iilia, and trcll; CD IOitiiOUI ;l'daliooalllps ID a 100 copies eacJa of tbc sevco titlea Waldeobooka was deciding wbic:b muddled modern world: and 011 die . published 1D the United States. of bia works to order. search for pcnooal ideolity iD poll·. Maobanan-based Grove Preas is So be's oot exactly Daolelle war Japan. printing 20,000 more copies of Winning wife chooses·cow over ring -CORRECTIONWednesday's Ad Should have read ~ -· out to the 20-yard lille. The Ealtem defense was led by ed ill mark to 2-7, but Ia 2-2 In 1o the Trimble pme two weeki ago, the "uoJdendfied Eallem play- Adam McDaniel's 10 tackles, Dioe- divisiooal play. Both teams traded possessions er" makloa the interception was IaCkie efforts by Bissell and Sbcell, seven-tackle efforts by Friend and throughout the ftrst quarter, aod oooe other lhao Travis Curtis. ' Alexander bad a halfback pass Eastern emptied ill beocb ID tbc Otto and Buckley's four. OffiCially, Sbccll bad 116 yards from Mall Ross to Mark Riley second half last Friday, but was faced with a fourth and three from on 18 carrie&, while Bisscl bad 13- touchdown pass called baclt. Alex the 20. Jasoo Sbcell returned and 75, Bowen 6-13, and Buckley 10- then began a C!O-yard drive that Dot only !lot the fiiSI down, but also 47 for tbcEaglea. Bowen was 4-12 · ended on a Nate Dailey sweep~ rambled the real of tbc way for tbc passing, with Olio gelling two for tbe touchdown with Ross score and 1o the process went over catches for 41 yards and Bissell 2- the PAT run, the score 8-0 at the 11:5711l81ic of the second canto. the 100-yard mark for the game. 36. Steve Durst was 0-3 passing. Last week, Alexaoder compiled Momeoll later at tbc 6: 19 llllUt, Bowen split the uprights with the kick for a 42-8 score at the 7:31 324 total yards co route to a 36-0 Ross bad a lhn:e-yard run, followed mark. After losing outright posses- shut-out victoiy over the Soutbem by a Lance Rolston 10 Chad Jarvis sion of the Tri-Valley Confen:oce Tornadoes Friday night at Alexao- pass conversion, the score 16-0. title last week, Eastern went at der High School. Alexander, the That play was set up by a 26-yard Miller, pulling out all tbc stopa. or defcodiqg Tri-Valley Conference pass to Fred Boggess. out-of-bounds·at Shade River Stadium. Bowco dropped back to pass on the conversion, thea slipped through the line aod loto the cod zone for the extra point run, the SCore DOW 28-8. loterceptloo aga1o spelled disaster for the FalCCllll • Travis am. picked 1M tbc Rob .Jcnta' 11811 aod n:tunled It 37 yMds 10 tbe 26 yard line. Flve playa Iller, Ryan BuckIcy pliJII8cd Into.the cod zone for bla IQcoocl score at the 11:'2611l81ic of die fourth IJI*Iel. Bowco's kick apUt the uprlpts for the cooveraloo, the score now 3S-8. Eastern hammered Mlller after a Bowen ldct-oft' wall for I IOIK:hback back Just before the half, Alex took over CD the Soutbem 34 yud lioe, settillg the stage for tbn:e straight passes and eveDtoal soon: by Chad Jarvia, who collected a Rolston pw. Thomas HasltiU's ltick made It 23-0 at the half. That score came with only 23 seconds remaining before the half. . AJexaoder wu led by Roll with 14 carrica llld au evco 100 yards, wbile Dailey wu 9-75, aod qbomorc Wes Wiboo 6-44. Rolston wll 5-7 pauiog wltb me lotaceplioa aod 64 yM'dl, wililc Ross Wll 28 catcbea for. 390 yards aod two touchdowns. Juoior Paul Pullins bas pulled ID 20 for 401 yards llld four toucbdowns. Junior tass Cleland has caught 15 for 200 yards and a touc:bdowo. Pu1liol aod Marshall were injured late in last week's lou to Vlotou couoty. Pullins, who suffered a lower leg Injury, should be ready 1010 on Friday. Marshall lojitred bia knee and is queatiooable. Meigs will be playing without senior defensive linemaD and offeoaive end Dooald Shaffer. Sbalfer suffered a CODCUI• sioo lo the Polot Pleasaot game two weeki ago and will not play this · IIIII a flnt·aod-goal situation. That il Wbeo lbloga siiKted to go wrong for Meigs,. ' Ala two pcoallics, the Marauders bad a fourth and goal £rom the Vllr;lnp' 281Dd couloo't put across the JO·abead touchdown. The Vltlnaa scored two toucbdowns lo tbc floai·S:13, inc:ludiog the fioal one with 47 seconds left In the JlmC· Juuior quartcrbal:k Brent Han100 CCllltiDuea to be one of tbc top quarterbackl In the ll'ea. He bas completed 74 of 175 (47") for 1,000 yards and six toucbclowns. Haosoo, wbo went Into last week's giJI!C u tbe irea's ~ ~.PMS· er, 1111 duoWD se'Yell mleltepUDIII. \. r; ~324. Trimble was 30-13 victor over· Federal Friday Dight, taltiD& a 4-0: lead in the TVC's Hocking Divi- • siooracc. Eastao·will be soioa IQ AJew; der for a fiJbt for oae of the llll'~ tbn:e spotS m the Tri·Valley Coo•' fereoce. If both teams play to: poteollal, Eastern should at least bring home second place and a super 7-3 ~ lo 1994. . "Belpre is well coached", Teo seniors will be putting the Marauder coach Mike Chancey maroon and gold liD for the fioal said "They run a multiple offense time tbia season. They include. · and cao burt you lo the air or the Jered Hill, David Fetty, Shawn ground We an: excited 10 have a Petrie, Brent Smith, Jerod Cook, chance to be playioa one more Shannon Staats, Corey Seymour, game together u a 1eam ID front of Adam Sheets, Walt Williams ud Dooald Shaffer. lbf: IKmc aowd". An1I' CoJ1lJ1lllllieations of Ohio, Inc., hereby gives notice that it has ! · · filed the foDowing changes with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Effective October 19, 1994, AnU introduced Busy liite Verification and Busy liile Interruption Service. The price of each service is $3.00 per request For more infonnation, please call your ' A'Il!U 1epr tsentative at 1 BOO 222-0300. I ·. '" ' UNDERSOLD · AllY TIME week. The Marauder ground aame is led by freshman Matt Williams. The 6-2. 160 pounder bu picked up 623 yards iu only 100 carrie& (6.2 yds). Juuior tailback Israel Grimm bu added 105 carries for 347yarda. .. Sophomore Mike Marshall is tbe HaoiOO'a favorile n:c:ei~ with Autographed 8x1 0 Photos, Beautifully Framed . with Certificate of Authenticity. .. ,,, "' •YOUR CHOICE ONLY 119.95 j Lou "The Toe" Groza·Browns Hall 'Of Farner ,. , Willie Stargell • Pirate Hall of,Farner Marton Motley • Browns Hall of Farner Bill Mazeroakl-1960 World Series Hero George Foster· Fciirnar Red & 19n MVP. ' PLUS . 4x7 NASCAR & Player Plaques with Stands . Was $9.95 SALE $5.95 STAR SMITS CARDS On the 'T' In Middleport 992-4422 §I For your convenience fl No more untimely Interrupti-. No more searching tor change on collection day. No need to uk your carrier to come back. · No need to uve receipts. • \' Dear Alllll~ 1110 a llinale ne.. Allll Loden: Can you use fllller who -aly bad die p1ealln one more weddina:ring SIOr)'? I of flldn& my 4-year41 clau&bW 10 plomiae you this one will be a Utile her fint m¥Jr leaJUC foolblll pme. ·clifferenL A problem 1ro1e wbco II'ICiedod to "Sweetie" and I were both bom in visit the baW'oom. It suddenly 1910. In 1940, she was teaching in occurred to 1110 lhit it WUIIO limple I small town high ICbool. I Wll lllllller. considered a good solid ranch I didn't £eel oom£ortable llltiDg cowboy. Wben 011' Wedding day was • Alice" into the men's room, cloee at hand. I was prepared to buy eapeciaUy wbile J - Uling it, and her a ring. I askcd'ber whalltind of I c:ei1alnly could not go into lhc atone she wanted, and abe said. women's room. Lea·dng my "Doa't buy me 1 ring, please. dear, daughler outside while I went iilto let's like that money and buy a cow · the men's room was likewise instead." , unaccepalJie. Now, 54 years later, Ann, we own What do you SUU""l under lhc a 1811Ch here lo central Kansas. Wilh circumltlncea? rm aun: many siJJslc our son, we have 300 Ill -400 c:atde parenu have faced this same the year 'round, all raised by us, and dilelilma. Whal's your aolulion? -· the blood fronl tl!at first cow is in NOWHERETOOOINN. Y. . the hen! today. • DEAR NOWHERE IN. N.Y.: P.S. Some lime after our weddillg, Stadiums and ballparks have I surprised Swdtic with 1 nice eecur1ty gua'Cla. You could_instruc:l diamolld rinS:, She aeldom wore it, ,.,.. daughter to Sland by lhc gua'd and God knows where it is today. and wait for you and, of course, . When the good Loid gave me a wife. thank him for kecP,ios au' eye 011 be picked tbe ~~ one be had. ·bcr. I'm suiC it would DOt be lhc rn Just sign me -- ORATEFUL IN time lhc J118fd's coopemtion was KANSAS DEAR KANSAS: What a IOIJiht for this JUPOIC. Under no cilc1lnsiii!Celllllould you ever leave beautiful love SIOI')'. I don't know when I've read a ljivclier one. 1bank your child lime in I public place. you for a senuine upper. De.- Aaa Loden: That idlef from the grandmother who WIWltcd to raise her p1lllCison bcciuse the boy's mother was so incompetent was the last straw. Has it ever oc:curn:d to anyone to l.1k who raised lhat incompetent molher? If die grandmother did such 1 lousy jlb with her child, why should she be Jiveo die opportunity to screw up another geoeratian? Doft!t pt me wrona. Ann. I have six Jlllldchildle.a. 1£ IIDDIC disultt . . . . bcflll their JB'IIIS lhat would Jitvell them £rom lilting care or ·the cbllcln:n. I would certainly accept the responsibility or IIUIIIIring nly padc:hildren; I feel. llowever,lhll pandpan:RIS w~ not meant to rear children. They have done their tour of duty and dmrve the luxury of resting 011 dleir 1uels.- MARINA DEL RBY. CALIF. DEAR MARINA: I agree. Mother NIIUI'e knew what she Wll doing wMI she cut off die dtildbearing ye~r~lo the early ~. While die older monu may have the wisdom and patience born of experience, they often lack the 11 s-""' 11mos Crea!Ofl Syndicate" physical stamina. Gem of lhe Day: Diamonds lit 011ly chunks of coal lbat stuck 10 lheir jobs. Forget to sa~~e some of yolll' favorite Ann Ltwkrs toiUIIIIIS? "NMg· gets IUid Doozits" is tile tJIISWtr, Sellll a se/f-addrmed, lo11g, bflsi. Mss-si:t en~~elope and a clliclc or MOMJ order for $5 (tills illclwles posiDge IJIId lwldli11g' to: N111ge11, c/o Ann Lallders. P.O. Box ll562, Clricago, IU. 606JJ -0562. (Ill eo,... ada, sellll $6., Filii 12!! H!', ll!~ "fRfllk',1~',tl ~ ~I lf.C . . DPinlllllt •••••••• llffll~l£ WARRANIV alwaye but wllhout worrying about making -kly pJYJ~~Inta. BEAU THOMAS ~ OIJIIjlel, ' ~)487 :. =~ Rtl 8!! 11111111111 'IlDia :=:-we:~ :0tC'iC'!J:'"' llvco ... Clly _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone - - - - - . "Your H1'rnet0111ri N_,poper" . and uats OPEII S~VEN = DAYS AWElK Store Houn: I Lm. to I p.m. ~th~ll , 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Siturday, 1nct t a.m. to 1 p.m. , 1 M~ 209.Upper River Rold. .446-3807 . .i' M to die:.?. . an: bc1d 011 Tuesda,a . froiD 6 10 7 p.a. at die MCJ9rity · ·llolle U=tm an: Mlkall ICrldl!r, · Brta.l)' Mca:lty, Adel1c Rk:c, aod tMepD Vaey1 Co-le ten of the irQop an: lox- lllrrla aod Deb,blo MaiiJky: • I '38\fNtJnj 8nOA OFF , You can avoid the Fall rush by having your heating equipment checked now before cold weather hits. It takes ju st a phone call to your local heating dealer and as little as thirty minutes 10 make sure your system is operating safely and at peak, money-saving efficiency. And by call1ng early. you also have the lime to shop for a new furnace should your old unit need replac1ng. A furnace checkup is just one ol many ways to save energy. You can also add insulationtoyour attic, crawl space and water heater ~s well as weather-stripping and caulking around doors and windows. Making your. home as .efficienr as possible will keep your family more comfortable while your healing b1lls stay low. So, ple~se don't wail. Call your heating dealer for a furnace checkup now. You 'll be glad you did all winter long. · AIAIJ LONDON FOG ·,£OATS ' •' . AND I"At:!KETS liz PRICE i i--. .' COLUNiBIAGAS BAHR CLOTHIERS OPEN 1:30-1:00 MON.-lAT• Loolt to us for ideas and the .energy to make tllem wont 14SN.2ND I \ •I '· -. ... .. . ... .... . ~ -··· I Middleport .290 North Second A. lf2 New girl scout troop formed !::f AHreaa----~------------------------- Sentinel olyo of New lfavco, W.VL PlilcnW ariJidPirellll are Jimmy ll!ld AUyaoo 'lbomal of Bidwell. t::e::· MMM--~~--~---------------------- D~y car. . Tbe DCWiy Or(_aoized Racine . Daisy Girl Scout Troop 1020 bad four meetiDJIIo 0cto11er duriDI a Vlricty of activities. ' They have.telrDed the pi scout promlac, took a rtcld trip to Karen •a On:e'ollouse to pick out llld IDidc cnftl iocllld· . ; ;tp riDp llld addt wilt:b ' OCIOIIIc.llid . , piloted ~pkibl . llamea have locluded to' . Daisy, Clfdllbe cJoa'l tail, pin Subej:rlbe 1!11' 13 wilkllllld pay S1UO Sui!Krtbe tor 2e W..U llld pay $31.40 Subecrtbe for 52 wilkllllld pay ...00 The •tniA"INl;lsf TO Maternal ariDCipareDtl are Jimm~ of Racloe IDd ,. · ~------------------------ - - -~ WHAT RELIABLE, OLD FRIEND LIVES IN YOUR BASEMENT, MAKES YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE, AND NEEDS YOUR ATTENTION NOW? ~sALE - Thomas birth announced Sbaron aod Jamie Tbomas of Vlotoo!IQll'lllltCe die bidb of their 1011 Bcao Allm. • oor& Sept. ts at Holzer Medical Ceotetrbe weiabed 7 pounds 14 We'll take care of all the bookkeeping. Beto.re you go on vacation, call us direct It 11112·2155. Wt'IUaka c1re of atopjl!ng and atertlng delivery, credlllng your account and axttndlng your eubscrlptlon tor the Ume vou1're :IWIIVI ' - Q. LADIES ·1 • ' You'll receive the aame excellent home delivery ' The Place For ,.....Work and' Western No~I· Torrcs of the Me~ ~olio ~~"~frotioo, four are =~i=~~:!et!~:e~~ County was featuredHctJt!l,~ apeiker 11 Monday's Prolpedive dfeoll mUll qualify ed aod examlocd ear" .....-· W'th • tbe meedDJ of the ·Middleport· medically and fblaocially for tbc help of mmnoograplly, a poteDtial _1\aen!y RQIMy Qab, lleld amidst prognuo. but tbiifloendal quallfi· . ~edtbeabcsize ~d a piobl!ad Wl be aU die gbolts aod &obliDI of Mid- callous are very low and most .....eeL, Sill • dleport'alric:k-or-cn:at fativltlea. Meigs Couoliaoa·would easily fall Through tbe service.J of RlverTorrea iafonoed die club lbont witbio the limlladODI, abc llid. side HOSPital of ColWDbus aod the die IJIIitlll ............ food pro- · Nov. 11 IS WlC CliOP-Iii diy II Ml:las CouDIY Health J)epanmalt. ll'IDl for lo,.... .1111 Cllll· lhC bcalth dcpadliialt, Tones llid. a mobile mammography unit bas clrea (WIC). PI,.ra were cliltrillut· Usually c1ieo1J l!F. colered loto the been available to-Meigs County ed aocl m=ben wen~ CllllODIIIcd t-otlJ'IID by appiJIDIIDCDt ooty llld n:sideots, abc noted. Twelve visits to. find ael&llborl aild acquaio- ~J;u day Ia an cxcelleot 11t slated ~or 1995 IDd 25-33 per. liDCel wbo may qiJIIlfy ror lbc pro.for new cllmts to see If ocot of visllm Ill the unit an: lint.,-. they an: eiiJiblc l!ld register for die time visitors. BREASt CANC~R "'OIly 69 pacout of those cligl- WIC program. 'Ale WIC auppieThe Rolatians thanked Torres INFORMATION- Membel'f ·• 1!Je ·for die JlfOIII•.are c:arn:ndy meatal f~ progrlllia l!r~~J4el _ for~~of,.~..:... ... Bd le . of tlae Mlddleport-Polilerof· ,, airUIIcd.'hbe'llkt~lllldlfwtdo biiJj-iral'indvilaiDin,C' fOOdsfor ..._. uoowuu•DDI II Rotary Oub were updated on ' DOt use our allocadoa, the IDOIICIY those wbo qualifY~ · and Gustavo Alfaro Briceno. tbe WIC (Womeo, IolaotsiiDII will go to other c:ount:ea." Torre& a1ao ~·l!'d tbc Triple Briccoo wore a suit jactel'decoratChildren) program and on TIIe WIC pi'OJIIIIis belpl pro- Test for womco ·~ ed wilb piol obtained £rom all over breast eaocer prenndoa at vide a decent diet for women,; . The test IDd.ide. a IIIOIIlhlY self. tbc United States. In addilloo, a tbe club's MODday olalat meet!Dfaoll and cbildleo and came to breiiat exam, a y;early doctor's mystery guest waa ~~who was loa. Here, Norm• 'forrea of Meigs Couoty In 1978, llic said. exam aod a mll!lmi,pML · unable 10 be ldeodfied but sun:1Y the Melga County Health Curr~otly, 1,300 clieJits are October Ia ,J heast Caucer maintained his or her perfect 1141CD· . Department dbplaya lalon.enrolled venus lhoul 50 clleots In Awanmeis M011dl.aod In acbliwl· dance. tloiud. bags containing breut 1979. . · · · edgement, Mrs. Torres puled out Three area youlhl will attend the cancer .,...,..lela. •so you can sec that the pro- . ioforma!ional ~P- ~ ~QII~ Ro~ !l~ic~ Seminar io C8JI!: · aram bu pown, but we~ several pam_ _Oii die triple tat bfiage on Nov. 10. Tliey are. , I'CIIChing many-·" Ilk added. The bags wen: pepared bY Av011 Courtney Roush from Southern 'PieVeolklil is also.crudal," abc and put together by AOCESS Hi~!! School, Shiloh Moore from went 01110 aay. "For~ ooe dol· (Agencies Collabollldog for Caoair Meags lligb School and Amy Ecb:adoo aod SuPPort Scrvlccf), Redovlao from Eastero Hi&b Torres e~~:plalned that one of School. They will report ~ to e~ dllbt wODICII die £rom IJreut the club at the Nov. 14 meetiDg. PROHL IO'j fHrl , •II • All you do Ia mall 1 check or money order In with your. order to Pomeroy Dally S.nUnll, 111 Court St~ Pomeroy, Ohlo45769. · 1t1n Up' to Jl" Oft ..... Sa.scrlptfo• late Not '7" as printed We are sorry for any inconvience this may have caused · ~£OAT 11 NOW $7999 Reg. sgg" 1994, 1.01 Angell& .WIG program disc~ssed at Rotary No more mlulng your carrier when you go ahopplng. No extra coat•..juat a apeclal dlacount rata. aarvlcll Justin Deer Lite Boots Ann Landers w-. LIIIIDI SILl · 1 I ' NOnCIIO Al&l CUSIOMIRS IN OHIO Meigs.••.<coullouedrromPages) blllll die Viltiog's eight-yard line 0-3. IIII:Vla awJbt two ror 1 yanJC.: Bogp 1-26, llld Roll 1-20. .~ Alexander bad 260 yards ruab· ; . log and 641D tbe air for a mix tbll - ( I ,, ,, . ., �\ Thursday, Hovember 3, 11M . tt ' 7 . Poineroy=lll.-dleport. Ohio Homebuilders mark 55th anniversary Knight celebrates birthday · Summer Brooke Kniaht celebrated her tint birthday with a party rec:c~~dy with a puty at the home of her &r&nd!*CDIS, Vince IIIII SUllO KniahL Attendina were her father, Vince KDipt, J r., Chrii Kuight, Brett Newsome and Heather Kniaht. Carol and Frank Sisson, Rolle Siaaon, Amy Ferauaon, leona and ·Luke, and Sandy Folmel. The SSth anniversary of the Homtbuildcn Claaa or die Middleport Churdl or a.111 was c:elelnled with a llanqnet recently in the dJuJcb 110dal111001. The dinner waa served by the Fellowlhip Clall. former memben and friends. AI Har,tiOD, paaiOr, · pvc the Nca•'ng. Cc:ramlc ..!mala and vases with painted thi&lles were featured in the table decor&llons. Ceramic animals ~ by ' Kathryn Evana were allo pveo aa lavon. Dorothy McDaniel, president, wetromed the class and 11JC111 and th..Jrcd the mmmjttrcs fm maldna claas acllvldea a aucc:eaa over the SUMMER KNIGHT past year. Katkyo EYIIII paeoiCII alfta 10 secretary; Mrs. Evllis, treunrer, IIIII lhle. leacba'. Committees for the banquet were Wntard and Nettle Boyer, Lester Bowen, Loretta Tiemeyer, Dorothy Baker, proallim; Mary Martin, Dorothy Roach, and Flo Grucaer, reservations; Thelma Boyer, Gene and Dorothy McDaniel, Glenn and Kathryn Evans, deoonllioos. ~~ere Aland Donna. H~,-B111 and Miuy Frazier, Gene and Dorothy McDaniel, Frank, Kathy, Jody and Josh lhle, Glenn and Kalhr)'D Evans, Clay Mrl. McDaniel IIIII tbe c:1aaa leadlcr, Fr1lllt lble. Put preaidenll were given gifll of insaibed pens and rellJ)oaa boot awb. 1bc group baa bad 32 prcaidclltl and it waa notaldlltonlyoae Ia doc! ed - Willlrd Boyu read a poem. "'f the Seaaon" and other program material included Amy Perrin ainpg ,ad Deaver Rice allowing llldes of pill meedoas New officers are Mra. McDaniel, president; Dorothy Roieb, fint vice president; Jhle, &eallld vk:e prcaideot; EWe King. and Geneva Tuttle. !)ocuhy Road!, acc:retllry; Thelma Boyer, asaislant Flo Orueser, Richard aid Doria : Bailey, Mary HyaeU, Mildred : Loog, 1bc1ma Boyer, Wlllald IIIII . Nettle Boyer, Roaanna Manley, : Loretta 'l'lellleyer, Leala' Bowen. · Domtby Bllkr, Boonlc Smith, Joe : Biallop, Danny and Jeanette : 'lbomea, [)on)Cby DaYil, Jeua Me · Brannon, Denver and Nma Rice, · Hazel Willon, Wenden and Pea Gerladl. Ra)'IIUiid llld Fade COle, Miltoo IIIII Annabelle lfond.Wit Harold and Ell:rahmb Lobie, Wal~ lace IIIII MIKiel Blllllfonl, Cub IIIII Nell Babr, and Tom and Mary KiNNE~ -· Cocker Spanlell Temperament Specilizlng In Part-oolora for show IUld companion~. Stud •Nice & puppla1, young .WIIa lor aa!e. 48750 Mila Hill Rd. Racl,.,., Oh 114-4148-2487 Arts & Crafts Show N:iday, November 4th 10 am· 5 pm Sr. Citizens Center maile by the otti- Reports A program of health readlnas workshop Fry. Dorothy Jeffers waa p[propan chairman and readinp were aiven · The Mei&s COunty Libnry will •boat a free worltsbop with Oblo UDivcnity Dlatlnauilbed Enallah ,Pro(efac.x: liCit Mallhewa from 9:30 a.m. 10 12:30 p.m. Nov. 19, Matthews· bas ' tauabt at OU ~~Dec. 1.964 and baa written oovel.l, ,abort ~ collections, poeby and JACK MATI'BEWS eliay collections. · __ . During the worbbop, be will · inspired by local history," dir111 a fk:IIOII piece be Ia Wlllk- Mallhcwa lllid.. _ in& on that Ia baaed on an early Reslatratlon Is required for the ' Meigs County episode. n seminar. Calt992-SS13 or 992. "I like to write such stories · S713, or stop at the library. l· McDonald's. · Tabled were the soup suppers 10 be held In 1995 for the Greenwood Cemetery mowin& fund. Two suests and 13 member$ aJ!CDdcd the I!IHJing and dinner: F111Dk Cleland save the blessina before the dinner. The Pled&e of Allegiance · closed the mceliDa. A 'lbaoksaiving dinner and rea· ular buainell meeting will be held Nov. 22 at 6:30 p.DI. at Racine's Kouotty Kitchen restauranL Pleaac call Ubby Fisher 10 make rcserva· tiona. waa featured at the recent mceting cen, and plana were made to of the Rock Sllriogs Beuer Health remember tiirtbdays of mrii'IIW')' Club held at the bOOie of Biltlara residents. Lenonl Lelthelt and Bar· ' ' support from RACO. The letter states RACO wishes 10 keep the Racine MIIICUIDICross Mill project as close .ro the mainal as possible In reconstruction. The project architect is tating te11cr11 or support 10 Columbus. It was teamed Racine oow baa a full time police officer, Bill Gilmore. Officer Gilmore may be reached at 949-2609. Three volun· u:er police offiCerS, in their traioins period, are a1ao pa!roUing the !Dwn. Two poUce can are in use. RACO expressed its apprecla· llon for the donatimi of a cooler Health club meets -c ~ 0u prof .~to offer ' I Dale Han asked for a letter or from tbe Mills of Pomeroy mas Home Decoratins Contest. Tbree monetary prizes will be awarded. The rules and dales for jud&ina will be lllllOUllCed later in The Daily Sentinel. President Ka!llryn Hart introduced two suests before openina the business meellns. The secretary' s report wa8 given by Lillian Weese and the treaaurer's report was given by Tonja Hunter. A discussion on the promotion and advertisement of die Ratine Area Community Organization's riecond annual Aowcr Festival was beld. 1be festival will be beld April 22 at Star Mill Park. by Pegay Crane, "Breakfast Bonus"; Mrs. Fry, "Gettina the Right FI'IIICCI Ooeslcin, "Y"eaat nfection Fix"; Helen Blac:b!Dn, "Shark Cardlqe: and ~ Leilhelt, "Killer Suas." . . J'hylUa $!d!Jner pre_~i~ at the meeting wbldl opened wllb the Lord' a prayer .aild pledfe 10 the flaa . Devotions were 1 vcn by Louise Beadla aDd inc:luded poems. "Just a Moiileiit;' "Reflections," "Just a Prayer Away," and sc:ripture from Ioiii! 3. Die; bara Fry will pr9vide treats for November. Tbe November meeting waa cbaoged from the Nov. 17 10 Nov. 16. Hostesses will be Nancy Grueser and Pbyllil SltiDncr. Barbara Fry will have the J11U1111111 and Dorolby Jeffers the c:ooteat. The contest c:ouduc:ted by Lenora Leifheit was woa by Pesgy Craiie iilidN811C)''Mmis. AUeud• ing were Frances Goealeln, Louise Bearha, Helen Blackston, Dorothy Jeffe; s, Pesgy Crane, Lenora Lelfbeit, ~ Dixon; Phyllis Sldnncit, B Fry, and a sueat. Louise Bartels. TIIUilSDAY be turned in, MIDDLEPORT -' Revival AuxWary Post 90S3,VFW, Thurs- underway, Welleyan Bible Holi· day. Dues payable, doll dcltell 10 IICII Church, 7S Pearl SL, Middleport, through_ Sunda~7:30 each eveolns. special sin ng, Evanse. _ Ust, the Rev. Benny , Maltini- TUPPERS PLAINS - Lllllea Socl.ety SCrapbOOk --~~~ _ Rutlancl Townlblp Trustees, '{Iunday, 6:30p.m. TOPS . at Rutland Fire Statloo. · Nancy Manley was the top lolcr lol Sipctllillet, "II wu noted ih RACINE ...:. Rac:ilie Poat 602, rec:cllt meeting of 'OOPS OH S70, Pomeroy. Pea Vining presided at the meeling .which opened with prayer ~eanette MeDonald. 1bc KOPS p and roiJ call was led by VirJinla Smith, Kevin Vlnlna bad the TOPS pled&c and roU caU, Jean Thomu waa the best loser, with Loretta Thomas and Ruby Fowler as runners-up. ·Linnir. Aleshire and Vlrslnla Dean pve offiecn' reporll. 'lbere • · .Jnas "Elbow Exercise• by Mrs. Doan: • "Dietlna· by Mrs. Vining. members -.na ~evcral~onp, and participated in the ARD penny march. The fruit buket waa won by Jean 1bomu lllld the pdact gift by Mn. McDonald. There waa a pab bag auction. Mrs. Autumn will be honored at the next meet- American Legioll. Thanday, 6:30 p.m. clinner, meetlDJ 10 follow. POMEROY - Pomeroy group of AA meelin&~u:aay, 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Cburdl. FRIDAY RACINE - Church Women United, World CDDimuoity Day, Racine Melhocllat Church, 1 p.m., $S dues payable, SS blanket c:ontrlbuliona, members 10 !like a c:up. · Connty Pomona Onllae will mcc:t Friday, 6:30p.m at the Sllr Onmae Hall. Potluck supper will be beld it 6:30 p.m. Installation of !lfficen. 7:30p.m. NATURALIZE • • Definitive study on adenomatoua polypa In the colon showa conclusively that removing any polyps fou11d · In examination can cut c:olon cancer by 90 percent. Investigation was conducted at the Sloan-Kettering Cancer center In New Vouk, with six other hospitals. ' * • We lilt MNica .t tha tcp beaUM It h11 alw.ya been our ftrat priority! In fact, ~ IMe .. 10 Nliou•, ... IINIY a/rudy,. on your Capsaicin cream, made of the "hot" In hot peppers, can effectively relieve the Itching of psoriasis, reaearchera at the University of Michigan report. It's already· used for ahlnglea and arthritis. ·• * * A federal study has concluded that pertussis vaccineusually given In a OPT (diphtheria-partussls·tetanus) shotcauses no Increased risk of seizures, spasms or other side effects. • • • Ill...,,.., Ill SWISHER LOHSE . .8:00 a.m. . Hanning, R. Ph. Mon.lhru Sat. to 9:00p.m. _ Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. PRESCRIPTION . PH. 992·2955 E. Main Service Pomeroy, Oh. 1 year term. · The Albany Independent Agriculture Society Doris H. Mace, Secretary (I 0) 20, 27; 2TC "I need the power turned on at my new address ... .. Who do I call for mom information on Bleck, T1upe, Brown, NIIVY, Rtd, Wi!"'r White "Can I get some informatton on rates . for my business?" ' ; ~ EtiiiD. I ' STYLE SHOW ' . -A 11.... h'IID liDd ltYic lbow wUI . i.i lleld die SeDior Dtiulla.a. :; I ~y, }2:30 pJIL Nov. 9. " ne aty_le ·.show, entitled ·~ die' Yean" wlll display tUJilona from tile late 1100'1 . . . . die 90'1 _, Ia belllllleld Ill ceilndlll ~ lliel75tlllllill'llfo _..., of ale fouadlal of Mota• ·Couaty. c:,~fo,.Ollverl, Meiaa · ., ; . Colaty Rx AJIIIII, will he • . .. . lor die iiJIO aliow. ' · · Cole fJi die Ia c" c1111 aeMCl at 12:30 p.a. aDd tH style IHW at 1 : = will be $21 J;en r _n • lor • • ." •coemoa," the flit, .In Black, ·· Tlupt,,Nivy, ~um.. Grwen. *• )\ .'-:!!' I I itlla1ui•• _..lb,......, bf ;SS , ... a... . 21~1. ' . enev . I can t-800-672-2231 Anyr•.= ~Anr Day. IIIII. In our .haarta, you hold a piece That no one can aver fill. . Lovect and mlltad by wife and chlldreh. Public Sate 8 I ----~===&=~=ct=~=n==~.-~ lnfonnalloo, have1j11151ions ahoiJt·swttngor'eOOing~ingatatime, • · we'reherefor)OO. Callusonit · 't · 1 ·cllrlslmaa Auction ' . This isn't jusi !alk; it's a promise! Ohio Powe(s 24-liour Customer SerVioo Phone l1lr: is~ 7days a1llfk. 365 da)n ~- So, if )00 !me a billing qt1151ion, 1m1 !'dE • ' .- .·' . . ,. •' 6:30 P.M~ ......... 202 1. Seco•d Aye., - eport ·lomdhf.. Pflf'INI'JOM Auctioneer, C. Fred VIncent • , . · ' NoYtlllbtr 4, 1994. ~ . lo ' '• •I (Pee Wee) CURTIS McDANIEL In loving memory of my husband and father. ... I : S Information on conserving . 11'1 my bo#w. " • I'RU OUT .WIIAP Specializing In Sizes, Servl~ & Selection Po~"roy'a Quality SLoe Store •. . I . ._ Sizes B 5-10, Narrow 6~ tQ.10,.Mfd, 5-10, CHAPMAN SHOES Rayburn. Slid oppllcat!on will ba heard In uld Court, at 10:00 o.m., ,on tho 5th day of December, 1914, at Court houaa. ' Dna L Rlllll' (11) 3; lTC ''/ '4 /1/Jf S()tne "I need to schedule a speaker on .electrical safety f or my 4 Ill grrJ{Je c/oss:" W~!-TER We mlea you so much. PROBATE COURT OF A voice we're longMEIGS COUNTY, OHIO lngiO hear. In the Matter-Ill Nlkkll NI~OII R1yburn, A smHe we'll rememC11eNo. 28690 ber forever, NOTICE Though we try to Revised Code, Sec, . 2717.01(A) · forget every tear. Notice !1 herol;ly glvan There's a Sid but that Nlkkle Nlcot.e Riffle, sweat ramembl'lll'lce. Caae No. of 872 Flood Rd., There'e a memory In Middleport, OH 45710, .hal 1pplled to th1 Common our hearll. Pltll Court, Probala In llfa WI tovacl you Dlvtalon of Mo!ga County, dearly, Ohio, lor an order to ch1nga In death we love you her n1m1 to Nlkklo Nicole Extra cushioning and fl ex ibility elevate these NC 2000"' classics to a new level cf Naturalizer comfort. Pick a pair in' your favorite color! "What :' the number I call before I dtg . in my yard?': November 2,1993 It haa been one year since God took you home. Public Notice pumps?" . 1 WITH SlYLE "Roatyn" ' '' ' • !m:t-Z66 Ill ~NnOA 'Oi\ (S3lYWUS3 33tl:l) 11121184 lJIOM .....:IUO:J 0111 IIUJIUIId JOIJ8lX3 '1 JotllllUJo IIUIIOotto Licensed and Bonded In the_State of Oh I . ;, I • Rood. "Look Cor. the Red and White Awning" 992-411911 TriM Owler l-100-291·5600 TRI COUNTY RECYCLING . OPEN 1 DAYS AWEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENQ MON.-FRI, 9·6; SAT. & SUN. 9-3 Payi•l Tod1y 45 c lit. for cit•• • ., •lumi•u• caaa. 1e-sc lol•s per po~lll far flaHelled as, 992·5114 - h ~.oc.- 111., ChHhlro, llol1y ~Nov 3td, 4th, Concllcloloo 11ua1 A Of Producto, Ma...-o ~Or A Wlh Kltchen Ap- Bacholar'o ~...... nl EllOIHUftllrt ALL Yonf -lllutl Be Paid In AciYinoa. DIADIJNE: 2;00 p.m. S.rvtc:oo, -.... Or the . , btlrln !Ito Ill Ia lo Nn. Drug And Alcollal ... wtc11. BundoJ ......, • 2:00 p.m. ,.,._ln __ w., uo:o. '*""· 0."'91 Slit: ClclhH, -per, llloc. Friday, lltlah- Rd, 111 Pool Bondors Drln, . ,, BISSELL IUilDEU, INC. •· New Homes • VInyl Siding New G8rages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing and COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL . FREE ESTIMATES Olaonllc Solo: ~ Nov 1, 11114 • Nov I, lr'ltocl - ~- - Blthnn. flnlrM. Cllftt, Houuhald1, 4St ..._ RaM, Oolllpallt, 614·992·7643 ~~ E=.: llual ~5 Si:i:'if. Ill, Wrol~ ~ ........Jelaltl 949-2168 c Elm _ . , . ~ ln. .._, tlOO - . , W. .......... ~ ~- Te: ao. •· Hol't t. .. ,.-, P.O. Ill, llu111 Famlty: Frl/1111, 7:GIIo4:00. •111 U v... VA 211112. · Fumlturo, ~Qol':; Elm $1000 ~ atUIIInl _. ~ar:!:.....,. ,_ w--. ROOFING NEW-REPAIR GuHers Downspouts Gutter Cieanlng Painting FREE ESnMATES 'ftl!o-IIAn E.qutl~nlly ... OH41UL (No Sunday Calla) St liM· & Gravel ~A.Adld.., Ex_ ... _ 0.1111 ..l~ellaan·~ Botrd Of Aiello!, Drua Addiction And llerftl .......... tt~·· · 414s-.dAv...U., P.O. IIoll114 Oollpo!lt, OM 4M3t a.,_ Solo: Nov 4111, 51h, In- fttol, N P.ll. H - Dtcor, ' Lo4a a.ii-.' 110 To "-r, Tot. =:,:-Pille,~ Up, lpp!lcollon ~: - 1\ 111M Howard L, Writesel Umestone =•· as Bilby, ChMwnl. Adull Ololhoo, All ~ Each. W.., C.rooat, Mite. hrno, lolurdly. 1011 SR. 14\ 1:30 A.ll. -t:OO P.ll. Eloctrlc Hotpltot Bod, . 3 Ult, 114-44N207. S.~NnOA HAULING 3 F11111ty: inllrlor, BollY Clalhoe, And labr ~- . lduh Clalh!ng, J..,. 7-t, Prom o,... - , T.V.Jo - . 3 Mlloo Out Bullvllll IU,Ial. 1t15, 10-? p.m.s_,_ -ion · 2:00 CALL FOR CURIEIT PRICES auOJIIPPY l!JOOI:jo 3:>1J\ti3S t13lN3dHYO lnl ChMt, 187 her Run FrtHv• ......., We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals llutqwntd 'IIB:IIJI')81318Ihu.., MIIN- llaml,--.- (Cora ... . . . _ .. ......... lnl I PFftlll, ..... " ., RaOcf) ---'.,011-':.Rl ..,.., 141. ,.,.,..,..,-:-,.,., ~ no u 1.,.,_ lontl. Nov 4Ut, 5111, 1:00 A.ll ·1 ziil SAil; c-ldo Dipl-80 P.O. Clraham Sc- Rd.. lloll 14:11. 8M lrtgiiO, TX - .. 31 411, . . - Ponla ' iwitiZ: Jto,.,IO, I t2, . . _ T., I ::.:~:\'~~ - - . S,ll, L - . - Tolt F101, - - · Eat. ~-,.:=.:ou:.. f,::P ThLn, Fri, :tl.: IIIIo no- 771 Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity i/1MM TFN JoeN.S.JN ~:d":i to dtp n dalll• blltpltl4!' ......... _ _1 SAYRE TRUCKING 614·742·2131 Coaaie'a Ollio liver Herlta ••• Everluti111 ,_In "" 'required, 4 ••n 614-247-4035 Now open for WALTER (Pee Wee) CURTIS McDANIEL November 2, 1993 In memory of our Be Ball. We miss you, and wlsh you were here. We love you. Sadly missed by grandc:hlldren: Donald, Tangy & Michael w-. o-., s::..=~~~i -· 8omo ...,.··Antle!-. No Childrlfll u. . OIIJO 'Ao.IOWOd In Memory 2 . Public Notice =Yi j The Meigs County Public Library Board of Trut lHI are accepting blqa lor lha aate of !ht Carnegie Library building, located at 200 E, Second Sl., Pomeroy, OH 45769. Biela will be accepted unit! 1:00 p.m., Wtdnaday, November 30, 1994, The Trua1e111 rnerve tho rlghl to reJect any and all bld1. Ref. Deed Volume 108, page 488, Lott148. (10) 30, 31 (11) 1, 2, 3, 4, 6tc tor a 3 year term and 1 for a n. !lid Duada folntson; Carol. 'L8CII D4 Jene Litebfietd; Kay Sial... Brllil1 t.arry and Lac:ie Henry, Heather and ' ;. ' lUcier; ,Rlc:bard. April and ~ -rceabower: Serena and Tm. ·' • Dlllll: ~Uta Onl; Jolin IIIII <>t· ' OJ;a Beaver 8Dd Dick and jtuby NOTICE OF ELECTION : THe annul i election of Directors of the Albany fodependenl Agriculture Society will be held f'lovember 5, 1994 belween 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at .IJ!e Albany Grange l;lall, Albany, Ohio. · Petitions can be obtained (Torn Secrelary Doris H. Mace, 2081 Reyn9ld's. Ave., ~lbany, Ohio 45710. • Cond ldales mus t have a valid membership ticket lor the Albany Independent Agriculture Society. Petitions must be lllod with the Secrelary at least seven dayo belora th election. Be residents of Ale~ander Local School Dlatrlcl, 18 years ol age and over, Term of election w l!l. bo lor 1995· 97. There are 4 to be elected F~ 4!11, . . .._ Good Lldl• Wlnl• a...... Sbt 10-12 ANDRtMOVAL uuuu.. ..m. PubliC Notice Gallipolis & VIcinity f)%-..t:J-1~ 12G-at .factory C..ke CWy BasiNIII B•llcl11 Yll'd Sale a..~ 1 as Public Notice • cuatom Ill de 1 Solid vinyl rtplacement windows • Free Estimates • $200 Installed Call For Details "VIS" OUR SHOWROOM• INSULATE NOW! · m~ny 7 110 Court St, Pomtroy, Ohio lJp to 8CO ~;q. rt of 6 Fllc·\':n-rr1 Ot·.'nns-Comrng ln !-.Uidtron 5192.00. Alire~. Wit1 s. Crilwspace BROOKS INSU L ATION Dill!ltll'llnging in liza from 10 IM!c!Hrdown to 18lnehu -PAYMENT PLANVaa, wa c:an taka c:ashl -or· 110 dly1 aa cash -or· paymanta lor 411 monlhe ulow u $35/month. -SERVICEYOUR SADSEACDON & OUr SUI:cell beginl & enda with Nl\'lcel So, wh'!'/YOUr aallllllte lln't wor1dng right, wa'ra hera to help! By JlflOil8 or In penon -when you ~. .,. wfl,. ,.,. 1Wl'IM . Your favorite skin-care products are on )land at-your healthand·beiluty·headquarters... · heq~ hou•r RACINE FIRE DEPT. ' GUN SHOOTS SAT., 6:30 P.M. -SALES- • • • repon s~nie St!Jrm damage. " mo. -PROGRAMMINGStarting at $7.95/month for 13 chlmllia on up to u yOur heart deliras. The keys to healthy skin at any age, says a top dermatologist: stay out of the SU!I and don't smoke. ·-rei lfke to DEFININC COMFORT A Halloween party was beld recently at the bomc of Doug and Tracy Beaver. Costume judging waa held with a prize goina to eYCr'/ c:hild. . . A ~ lild·J8111CS were held ·with dOor prizea aoing to Kim Davia and Brian Hawley. Cupcull, !:l!ipa, spicier mints and clriDb wa lerved: · Attencllaa ,ren·Doua. Tracy ,._d €heyeaae Beaver: Rusty, !J'IIilml 'liid Ada Lavenctr; Kim. ·BrYCe lild Cllcli 'Davia; Charlie, - ,SERVICE- . . PUBLIC NOTICE Middleport Village will accepl bide lor a 1984 Chovrolel Hotchback. Bids era due by 4 p.m., Nov. 4 al village hall , 237 Race Street (10) 27; (11) 3; 2TC Christmas, At Chapman -- 1-100o831:1111 .114-1112-3310 • your Equal Pay ment Plan?'' ing. HALLOWEEN PARTY • "How do I p,el on' HER ·~""" Smoking Isn't good for babies. That Ia, breast·fHdlng moms who smoke generally produce leas milk of poorer quality than those who don't. Recent atu.dy was done at Baylor College of Medicine In Houston. . . · . We Have Answers. · Wrap Up 614-992·5515 .. TREE TRIMMING · 1111 Slack 992·226,9 Call HAM & TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 .11 AM - 2 PM Whenever \bQ 11aye QuOOoos, SALEM CENTER - Meigs u••• AppiiiiCH for Silt Pharmacy .. m:mn.. . . ' ' . ' .. -----Community calendar .,..•. ·- Uglit Hauling, Shrubs $happed and Removed Mia. Jobs, For All Major ! BY YOUR SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACISTS F..eEalm. . Dll'l IPPLIIICI IIRIICE Pt. Pleasant Flea Market Now Open 9:00 to 5;00 Daily . 430 Main St. New & Used Merchandise PHARMACY TOPICS Wlndoww. Blown lnaulatlon, Storm Doora, Storm WlndoWI, Garagee. t NOTICE! While Cbriatmu is still two lllOIIlha away, it was the main topk of diseuaaion during the Racine Area Community Qrganizalion' s JeeaJt mcetlog. 1bc three Seasons Qreetinp banncn have anivcd and ,ere dilplayed. · · BJ'ICbts will be made for hanging or the bllmen. Christmas in the Park Ia sc:beduled fm Dec. IS. The mgplradoo vQlcd 10 donate candy . 1reat1 fm the children and 10 pur~ five sell or llgbu for the tree. It waa sugaeated each penon attencllna could brins one can of food for Chrlllmaa basket• . RACO will sponaor the Christ- ,~,.... .UI , n In 112-2712 olfloli HcMn: Mon.-FrL I:CIO ..S:$0 pon Vinyl a Alum. Siding, Roofing. VInyl Replacement Bred lor . Quality and Bowen. RA_CO discusses plans for Christmas . J&L INSULAnON · llaml, -"'-• ·~-7112, "9" Cult• noeclod lor door - . . . . er.wtord'l Oroc:.y. :10447H404. Pomeroy, Fall I Middleport & VIcinity Season Wad. thru Sat. 9-5 Specializing: Dried Materials Pot poufri i uPfiliea Herbal Crafte 8••r Repair PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE 01e Step Ct11pl_.e A1t1 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing In Cuatom Fr!!nia RtPI!Ir IIEW I 'USED PARTS FOR ALLI.KES IIODELS ti2·71U OR -ti2·55UOR TOLL FREE 1•111·141·8071 DARWIN, OHIO lack Hoe Senlce Hay for Sale DiYidWIII•• haeral Co•tractl•l & Excawatl•l 992-4103 7131.91 TfN ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION •NewFiomu oGaragea eCom lete R ellng 10117... Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 915:4471 · DAVE'S SWAP SHOP One mile out 143 from Rt. 7 Tuu.·Wed •..fri.-Sat. HI oCI'llfteman Tools •Toys oGiuaware -- Loads of Mlac. Buy-Sell-Trade Graded Benefit Whole Life is now available The 1112/M plan offers coverage of up to $10,000 with no physical exam and ~o health questions asked on RACINE the '!PPiication. Mower Clinic Ages 40-80 ROCKY R. HUPP 949-2804 Complete Cbaln Saw Servlc:e & Parts American General Life & Accident Ins. Co. P.O. Box 189 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Echo Saw's in.stock Chjistmaa Layaway Avalableon 614-843-5264 Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire Health • Accident • Annuity • IRA ' Mortgage Waedeatn & chllnuw; 1=::1•~;~::===::; ,_;;.;.______"""''""'!'-----.... - Col. o.c.. E. Cite.. Uce.-1'154-MIIOndod, 304.-15-3430. Announc ements 9 . 3 Announcements 2 comolory plait, - laterlor & . , btwrlor Tllilit ... ...... 11111 ., • .......... Let . . . I lor -· ... you...WVrmallllltt F,.. ElliiiiiiiM I ennyI I II t'h1 pIac~ I o COlli whe.n rou need a car re1tal. lUll. 1r , ,....II u:,.,.1 • • awe •• 1 a.~o:.•.:-.~IMve i · KMn(tl Auto c.m.r A* 1 p.m. lt4 Ml-:4tl0 _ Chopol. JOW75o7S52« I'JM4a wante .....,. tor com,.,... Wlnlld To luy: I 1 . - 01!11 ahlp, romance. company a Me, Fir!IWOod, ...... Be .... on-. ~tga1H5, ~ . . M1le 114-211-1120. Now · Pr= c•n'na OllorV111111ory, MtOked ..,. • •lt.W. honl'o DMrt Ollon Lila C.... Or Tno:b, 1117 QSmfth ........ . 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Here ...try this!" OS!! .I V9e I!JokiAy-IIS AIilllt IVMT~ F1n anc1al ,21 \ I~ Mobil• for S.lit I ~~= = John F. Kennedy said, " Every bright spot the White House finds in the economy i s like the policeman bending over the body in the alley anf\ saying cheerfully, 'Two wounds are fa· tal. The other one is pot so bad.' " Sometimes, when playing a bridge hand, you have to be economical with your cards. In today's deal, the declar· er had to be particularly careful with his handling of the trump suit. Despite having only five higll·card points, North's hand, with four trumps and a doubleton, was well worth a single raise. . Alter winning the first trick.with the heart ace, South saw that he had two logical lines of play. He could cash the spade ace, hoping to drop a singleton king, or he could pl~y for East to hold the club king. The rormer chance be· ing only 26 percent (one-third of 'the 78·percent probability of a lH splill, the declarer opted for the finesse. So, at trick two, South led the spade jack from his hand. (This had a sec· ondary advantage: West. afraid his partner held the singleton trump ace, might have ducked his king.l No luck this time, !hough. West won with the king, cashed his two heart tricks and switched to a diamond. South won with his ace and I~ the spade seven to dummy's queen. After the club finesse had worked, South played the club three to his ace. Now came the spade three to dummy's live. The club jack was covered and ruffed. Finally, South led his carefully pre· served spade four to dummy's six and cashed the club to. discarding his 6ia· mondloser. Phillip Alder has just published his new book, Get Smarter at Bridge. It is available, autographed upon request, for $14.95 incl. p&p from P.O. Box 169, Roslyn, NY 11$71-0169. Choln ................ . =....::=..::. - .........==: ==.·· ....··- ..... q-.llllprlleah 1711-'11111 or1 ....... ColllntiOn..-, .. Good Caf1 dill DDt tiO. fM-441. 4Ift ,. aod For lllr. 140 A TriloiJ "'*"·"' • ........ ,_ ~.0111111-lla ~-.~~ . Yow Own Holt I 'Ill~ S.ton B...,_ For .· Onlj 1Wo ~e ltlllone, -- Pluaud . . . . . . , . , . &:.a......, ........... - :-.,coo. 1u.B.~=-· ~ . f14-11N111.' ~ l ........... ' lOANS All real eatate advertlslnJj In ·\NO ne"""'per Is &UbjiCt to . . till Flderal Fair Housing Act ol19e8- makes~ '"*I to lldveilll8 •any preferorfce, llmllatlon or dlscnmlnatlon · based on reoe, color, 1911gkln, sex famlllllltltus or national, . oilgln, or any lnlentlon to mal<a any lucn preference, limitation or dllcnmlnatlon." 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" ' CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luls Campos lfOm quo&ltionl bV fllmoul p809ie, put Md ~ EICII tenti h !he ppNr l llndl lor anoehlr TOCMy's CUf: A tqUI/1 R ~· Clphtr ~ate CfNied 'IYOW'H WYOW TCZ RUC UCWHBKV OPUCW XVW WYY ·HU D8 YW0 G WU , ODWBZX ,, PVYOJV PUCZKH A ·C G· Y H , ' ·- Bit UT .. Y· A 8 D HWUOWL. PREVIOUS SOLUTION' "For every talent that poverty has stimulated ft has blighted a hundred."- John W. Gardner. Roarrango !otters Clf 0 lour ocramblerl -ds I I 1I I I low 10 f.GNII IOUJ - ·· HOWLYL 2 I U T R 'f I I rI W0 8 R N 5. _ _ . _ I,:', weresit· · ting in the mall watching ttte shOppers go by. ·rr ttte future belongs to the young ,' one ~ asked ttte other, 'how come · ~,...-M_O_N_C-U-L--.,they spend money ~ke there's · 1 I' I I. 7 1 I I Ia I 1; Co;.p..;,; •?n", c•uc~le quoted . .....1.-J..-l. by f•ll•no in the miwin'g words L -l.-l..-L.. you develop from step No. 3 t>.tow. P>ETI\AYED av THE LINGERIWG SC.EHT OF A PRINT .NUMBERED V LETTERS IN SQUARES I ~~~~~~MBLEFOR IIIIIII II SCIWMITS ANSWERS Totter · Knock ··Hence- Glossy · SECRETS A dog can lie your best friend. They alk no questions, STRIC£ ABLOWN M W\R ON HIGH /'RICES. SH01' M CLASS'flfOS. T1 dnsportal1 o11 11 : Autoa for Sale '71 r I-Pion, "'loo - _., - to 11111 trwilr ._. taloo;t14-Jta... -. ~ SPI',ICCS 1rs L\I(E ~ '1'1\t~'M: ~ · tlm:NSII:lt-l <If ~0\lR fi.WE>a<. 42 Mobile HclrMI for Rtnl_ Graph, clo this newspaper, P.O. Box with friends today, but don't get involved 4465, NeW York, N. Y. t0183. Be sure 1"' • with one another f10ancially.' This is a <fei. state your zodiac sign. icate area where eruptions might occur. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Avoid OEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Be eKtremely trying to help someone today if you selective when seeking advice today. resent it. II your hea~ Isn't in your ges- There are indications you might make ture, they'll be displeased and so will you. pcior choices choosing counselors. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 11) D.o not CANCER (Juno 21-Juty 22) II working Impose your opinions on companions with unfamiliar tools or materials today, · tod~Y· lltbey.J!iaagree with,,)IQU, tqrce carefully read·the directions before doing won I ~ange !hell minds. • anything. Better yet, call in an expert II AQUARIUS (Jon. ZO.Feb. 19) You cou~ · the problem ·.;ou llavo is c6mptlcated . . lind yourself being uncharacteristically , L£0 (Julj 23-Aug. 22) Today yoU might dependent today. Unrortunatety,•the ones not appear 81 appealing and an~ 81 , you're counting might.,not be~ to llatr; . you uaually do. Your poneaaiV8 .incllna• 'your sights are likely to be set YO\'· · · • tiona are tess Obvious to .you than others. in the·comlng year, your goals PISCES (Fell. ZO..March 20) Tlm!no 11 VIRGO (Aug ~ 23·Sapt. 22) B~sicaiiY take ~to ~· 114!1 don't be ext~emely lmport~nt r.or you tOday . sl!. you're a·very adaptable person, but today ~=~·you ro on the right track. !100 t IJII8h project~ 01 181- ~ture- you might· be incHnod to make unwlae IIi (Oct. 24-NoV. 22) Tltis could . ty . II you're Impatient, venrurea with changet. Draw upon expetlence as well llnane:illty K you feel Ill!' potOntill might !~M · ·. · as your intelligence. · ' ·• .c:.. grllliflclltior'· The money , ARII!S (...._., 21-,,prtl1t) Rectify your LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Libras are today mlgltl be muctl ~ .errori i!ftimPIIY today Instead 01 coming noted lor being.conalderate, diplomatic jump on lifo Ill'~ up with . -. a-d aea•nst the ten·. and. fair. 11-•r. today thOM ~ pem~ng ypu In lila yoor dency to compopnd y~ur . mlatakes. qualities might not be operating at full ror your Astro.Gr11J11 prodk;· RltiOnlliZing lnvitn complicatlOntl. Ioree. ' . by 'malling ,$1.25 to ~stro- TAURUS' (Apl'll Z~y 20) t1ave fun BERNICE BEDE OSOL COJr 'Birthday , :'"'ltllr'* { ' I. ' I ) • . I ( I I ,) • ~J.:. r ' find no fault, don't criticize and will always keep your SECRETS. ' .. �....: . • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ·- · '" r--Halloween costumes on . Y•• N Camndsalan• ... . ~ . I • • -.. Pick 3: 466 Pick 4: 6290 Buckeye 5: 2-S-6~ 17-18 Page6 a.dieated to 'Providinl Jolls ' ··. _,.Industrial and Ba.duss · Growth in Meigs Coant,r ' .: .. Ohio Robinson signs with' Milwaukee • " Low -..tID 501, cloudy, Saturday, cloudy.lfllln ID lower 70.. darr . - wla' ' I By KA11IERINE RIZZO - Auoclated Prea Writer WASHINGTON - It's the klod of quote tbat makes polilic:al proa wboop or wiDa:, depeDdlDJ 011 wbldlllldc tbey're oo: •'We may oeed to raise some taxes." · Rep. Ted Slricldaod, J>.Obio, said it Tuesday iD Marietta, Oblo, wbilc respooding to a debate questloo aboot ways to accomplisb beallh reform. Tuesday Digllt'aiOUDd bile became Thursday oigbt'a COIIIDICI'Cial. ADd Friday's coounerdal, aod Saturday's COIIIIIlCtCial, aod Stmday'a 00111!1!1'.1'· dal, aod Mooday' I CODIIDCrl:iill. · · Strk:tlaod's Rcpubllcao cballeogcr, Fraolt Cremcaoa, illllluratiDg aoutbcm Obio witb tbe aolllld of bis oppoueat iD radio aod lelcvisiOD com· merciall broaiJa!st tbrouglnout the apawliDJ6tb Coupa!ooal Dislrid. . Strickland said be brought up the dreaded l·Word - taxes - 81 the debale iD respoDSC to "a bypotbetical qucatiDu about how bealth care reform could lie fuoded." . ' . Aadnw ..._, Dllll Bl'lllllloll Beat of the Bend ... I.. I by Bob Hoeflich A yard sale, rummage sale, wbalcvcr, Ia UDdaway at tbe MaD· ley Rccyclng Cclllt.r In Middleport for the beacflt of Kay Wolfe of Racine wbo Is awaiting a boDe llllll'OW lralilplaol Frleads arc staging the eveot wblcb wUI l'uo from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., today througb Saturday, 'BIIbarl Pletce wbo Ia ac1ivc wllh tbe flllld railer I'CJIOIU tbat eVCI')'· oac 1w,1 beeo 11ui1e aeocrous m~ vldliii lleml for tbe-llllc. .· ""1/c'vc JOl pall stuff. Now, III .we Deed Ia wmoac to buy'', Bat· . I •, bata staleS. Over 20 atea att!Ji1Ds will lie ou baod for lbe lliDtb 8IIIIUal 11111 aod crafll .00W to lie beld at the Meigs Couoty Seolor Cltlzeoa Cculer, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, from tO a.m. to 5 p.m., dill Friday. A, wide .variety of baodmadc crafll will be ~aplayed for bollday glviD&IIIIl cl0¢oialfoua. illcludell. · will be baw.ll, wrealba, pillows, I'll ruaa, c::eramica, wood dccora· tloDa aod fumlture • tole paiDICd . ·llc.!DI, blllllld ~. . 111n1 ....,......... llld Cbrlatmas Of!WIIIIIII aod clec:oradoos. · DOII'l wony about food. Sand· wlcbel. vesuable ~Hew aod pie will be available to customers· from 12:30to4:30p.m. ADd, upcomlog oo Tbunday. Nov. 10, Ia the 1111117111 bazaar of tbe Sacred HCIIt Cludl. Crowds aooually pour Into the . cburcb basem~ut for the eveut wbicb features cbickeo aod bam dimlen. Scrvlog willlle&ID at 4:30 p.lll. 1114 will coodllue • IQQa ta tbc "'upply" Iaiii. Door prizes wW be awudcd every ooe·balf bour aod tbere wUI be gamca for the . cblldrell, faocy ltaDda aod pmca for adulia. Not ouly Ia the bazaar a pkw•aot cYCDt but you're bouDd to ' . Sisson appointed to fill vacancy on Syracuse Cquncil sec ·all tbose friCIIda you baven 't seem for qulle a wblle. ill other wolds, everybody goca. Mrs. Bertha Jobaaon aod .bcr daugbler, Della, were faacloaiCd reccDll)' as they ll'avcled to HuotiDgtoD. W.Va., wbcD tbey CIICOUII· ICred aloog the road a buae farm wqou ovcrflowlog with cabblaes aod espcclally siDCC iD our locale early cabba&e Ia the point of cooCdlllltiOD. Tbe· waaon was below Polut Pleasaut aud tbey drove oo Jllllllt aod tbeD ~· to tum UOUDd 8lld go badt to view it again. Mrs. Jolmaoo aald tbe IICtiiC was qulle picblrelque aod tbe ca,bbagel were being sold for 2S aud 50 emil. IDcidiDlally. Mrs. JobDSOD goes to HUDliDgtoD periodicllly for lucr ttelln!t!!!t of • eye pubIem. By KA'IHRYN CROW Sentinel Corre.poadeat Ernie Sissoo w• appoiDted to ·fill the uuexplred term of Doo Sbaffer oo S)'lliCUSC Village Couo· cil by Mayor James Pape 81 Tllws· day Digllt' s meeting, Sbaffer, wbo baa two years rem•luiDa 011 bis term, reaiped last moalh after moving from lhc vU· lage. . Mcctiug witb COUDCil were real· deots, Ellcia Fmdley, PeggyStoilt aud Sv•tll Burscaa, Fio~!i- IIIOk.eiDcrioli· for -~e· aCvaaf~ relatdloa ibc proposed ~ Of 15 liomci oo_ laud near the Water'.a Edge apait· meutiXliDplex. Tbe group DOled that there migbtlle a bottlcocck fO.. resideuta CDICring or exiliog Coilcae Road 81 State Roule 124 because of .. increased lrilClc once "the 'are occupied. ··' Paulette HarriaoD Ia really l!W at WOlt in prepatiDa tbe dllb liDca for the upcomiD& Melga Couoty Talcut Showcase of - 199~ wllicb will lie . . . . late In Novcmb« by the Bla BCII!lM!Datrel ~IC)Ci,B!ion Sbe'a 118DdWi11 the dlomlxra· pby, the rebeataala 8lld tbe COihiiilog aod •UIIIal, Ia doiDa a faDias. tic job. You may recall that sbe gave up the .d~torablp of the S)lady River Sllufflcra several mootba aso but alae Ia boldiDg a reuoloo of tbe Sbufflcrs for this abow 10 lie )QICIIICd at lbe Meigs Juulor Hlab ScbooliD MJddlcJot oo Nov. 25 aod 26. She bas 26 mcmbcn of the aroup wllo will lie part. The Sbufflcrs CDICr· Ill of us so weD over a good II*IY yean. --Now tbat you bave Hallowcco out of the way, you cau CXJDCeDirllie of Tllaokal:'g if you cao keep CllrlsUDaS getliDg In the way. Do keep SliliiiDg. . · ' ' FIXED RATE F . ON ~ I liomcl • '94 & '95 i FORD TAURUS ·. MERCURY SABLE &SE[LECT F·SERIES TRUCKS ::::t · Dual electric remcote mirror,, rear wlnclow, 3·DOOR Au arralgumeot bearing acbeduled for lhia mO!'Diug for two felooious assault was postponed uotil Tuesday tilomlug iu tbe Meigs Couoty Court of Commoo Pleas. · . Damly Zldde aod Sarab Snouffer are !ICCUSed of poisODIDg Gary Snouffer, Mrs. Snouffer' a ex·busbaod, iD 1989 wilh arseolc. . PreaidiDg Judge Robert Buck gritllted I motioo J'O'Iplllling the . beariug uotU Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. DefCIYIC attorneys said~ aod Mrs. Snouffer did DOl receive tbeir summooses 10 appear uotU Ibis 1 defroster,, ttl:~lt !~~:~~ column, cc group, Interval tinted glass. OOHC 1-4 engine, speed manual axle, air conditioning CFC Free, stereo t'ren~.tCIIS&:J· clock. · .STOCK 114438 · Prtci llllfore Dlecounll •15,97500 Arraignment bearings are beld to allow dcfcodaots to bear aod answer to cbarges against tbem. Typically, bond aod a trial dale is set at the bearing. ; " Zirkle was represented by attomcy I. Carsoo Crow, wbile Mrs. SDOUffcr, wbo was Dot prc5cnt, was represeuiCd by attomey Cbarles Knight. "" . Attorney K. Robert Toy of Atbeos, represeuting the state, said a decision would bave to made coo~ming BPI;XlintmeDt of .a special prosecutor. Toy DOled be was officlally appomted u special prose· cutor ODiy up uotU wt uwulh's IDdictmeot, but IDdicated that be would be iDtereated iD CODtinuiDg as prosecutor. Snouffer was preseut for the proceediogs. · S . 4 DOOR SEDAN . Floor mats, radial . spoked wheel coliet'S, Group 1, speed con· trot, ~,loCI< group, remote release fuel door, IIH!fl' tire cover, llluinlna~'entry svs· tam, 4.8 f.HC SEFI V8 eng: , eiectro'ntc a~to :r~{D trans .. A"'IFM *fltreo r.adlo wl_..ne. ..!J. .' • ' · ~;r,;~ YO~r:l(t$18~40850 ~( \ I ' • ' ' • ' ; l .., , from imposing wholesale lUell food, food iDgredicots or pack· aging. OD Job M-r, left, - boaored as the 19M Melp Cotmty "Penoa or tbe Year'' at tbe Soutb· - t Oblo ReaJooai Couadl'a 111111ual baoquet D?ll'lday, Prllentin& tbe award Is SEORC President Bob Eva?IL More thim 60 peGple atteadtd tbe eveut, lncludiDa U.S. Rep. Ted Strlcklaad, I). L-vUie. Ten otber people were lelected from 10utbeast Oblo conunqnllles ror their Input Into the area's developmeoL (SeoUotl pbota by Geo'rp Abate) Hollister, Jones discuss casino issue in ,o nly campaign debate MARIE1TA (AP) --' Legaliza· tlou ·of casiuo gambliug was tbe botiCit topic of discussion io tbe ouly scheduled campaigu debale betwcco the major-party caudidales for lleuteuantgovemor. Republican Naocy Hollister aod ber Democratic oppooeot, Peler Lawsoo Joues, debated Thursday oigbt at Marieua CoUege. Hollister waots to be · Gov. George Voiuovicb's nextlleuteuant govcr· oor, wbile Jones is lhe ruoning male of state Sen. Rob Burcb of Dover. HollisiCr would replace Lt. Gov. Mike DeWIDe, who declined to ruo for re-election iD favor of a ruo for tbe U.S. Senate. Jooes. 41, a Clevelaod attorDCy aod former Shaker Heigbts vice mayor, said casino gambling at some poilit will become legal in tbe state. ~ . . ; .. MOTHER CHARGED -"' Ualoa eo..ty (S.C.) s•erllf Boward· Weill aDDOitactd at a ..,.. coalen- D111'111a:r ~ s - Smltla, 33, • wu m•ated aDd cllarp4 wl~ ~_. 11111rder of . ,,1 •' f r 'I .' Voinovich scurries to save · pop tax . tors oo a looely road by a Clljackcr wbo abducted ber two youu11 aou. Today, abe was jeered by specta· tors aod covered ber face as abe beaded 10 court to 101wer murder cbarJca. Susao .Smith, wbose tearful pleas-for her sona' J'!!lUfll IDapired a oatloowide vlg.il; confessed to ldlliDa 3-ycat-old Michael aud 14mootli-old Alex, according to au arrest warraot. And lhe oioe-day lelldl by autborlties aud buadrcds of voluotcera eoded wbere their '• story llegao: at lobo D. · Late · otlooa' were bigb today as Mn. Smith was dri veu from the York Couoty DeiCDtioD CeDICr iD Roell: Hill, wbere abe wu held ovaoigbl, to Uoiou for bcr atraigD· . meotootwo cbargea of IIIUidcr. FtftccD to 20 people WIICbed as ' l · COLUMBUS (AP) - DcfCDd· era or lhe state's S65 mmw.....ycar pop tax plaouecl to follow 6ov. GeorJe Voiuovlcb ou a aou-sta~e tour m a laat-ditcll attempt to save the levy from repeal iD Tuesday' 1 election. . Trips led by Voiuovicb today to Cleveland, Raveuoi, Toledo 8Dd Daytoo will urge volera to reject ISS!JC 4, a ballot ~ tbc JOft drtl* industry is stlpporliog. If appoved by voters, lhe proposal would 1a1p lhe peooy-a-cao tax. In additioo, tbe CODIIitotiooal ameodmeot .would probibil Jegisla. ·By JIM CLARKE Aaoclated Pnu Writer ORDER-ED UNitS ••• NO EXTU CHARGE ·, out for Cremeans. -Person of the Year...;,.,.._---. UNION, S.C. - She spuu a ' tbe l?liDOUJtcel', " The Cbristiall Coalitioo is' rallyiDg its aoulhem Obio membcn to tun1 r.- - bcar1brea1tiDa tale of beiDg dumped ' "I tbiDk the people iD 1011tbero Obio are a lot smarter thaD FnDit ere. means and lhc uatioual Republican operatives give lhem credit for beiDg," be said. . ID the commercial, au IIIIIOUDCCI desaibes the qUDIC as wbat Stric:tlaud plans to do If re-cleciCd. "We may ueed to raise some taxes," says lhe Strickland SOUDd bite. ·'Excuse me?" says the IIII)OUDCCI'. "We may ueed to raise some taxes." repeats lhe debate ll1ippcl "We don't occd more taxes aod we don't need Ted Sai<il•od," 11)'1 lhe announcer. "We may occd to raise some taxes," lhe souod bite says apia "Soulbem Obio is tired of bigber taxes. So is F1111lk CremCIUII," says "I lhink gambling probably will inevitably come to Obio," be said. Jones proposed lhat tbe stale use gambling reveuues for education aod for fighting crime and gambling addictioo. Hollister, 45, a former Marietta mayor and director of lhc Goveruor' s Office of Appalachia, said sbe and Voinovicb would 0011tinue tbe governor's fight to keep casiDo gambling out of Ohio. Yolnovicb stepped up Ills attar.k on soft drink makers Thursday after presidiDg at tbc opelliDg of the new Obio offu:e of lhe AmericaD Associatiou of Retired Persooa. •'All lhe people ben: ought to vote no ou Issue 4," Voluovicb said. He said tbe pop tax raised about twice as mucb mooey • the $35 milliOD tbe Slate spends OD the Obio Department or AgiDg. "If lhey say, 'Ob, $65 milliou is a drop iu lhe bucket, • thai's DOll· sense, because our office ou BfiDg's budget is $35 million. So it s a big deal,·· be said. Voloovlcb said tbe slate needed lhe reveoue tbe taX provides. ''More important tbao tbat, we're beiDg taken advaotage of by lhe soft drink IDdustty. who's pao. uing Ibis off as being somelhiDg to deal witb food wbeo, in effect, wbat tbey waot to do is tall:e the pop taX off tbeir back,'· be said. The levy was enacted iD Decem· ber 1992 as pan of a tax i11C1QSC pacll:age Voinovicb supported as a way of balauciug lhe state's budget and avoiding additional spending cuts. Spectators jeer mother after confessing to drowning sons STOCK ft5073 · • me.'' villlltiD - Pomeroy resideuta iDdiciCd oo cbaraes .o f attempted murder aod ·1995 CROWN VICTORIA . "I gave a ralher exteosivc respoose," be said. "Part of my respoDSC w• 'We may bave to raise some taxes,' but I went ou to say tbat we wen: alresdy providing bealtb care lhrougb tax dollars, lhrough Medicaid for tbe poor aud Medicaid for tbe elderly, aod I said I was oot sure we bad to spe.W more mooey on our beallh system aod I wanted to see us spending our dollan in a more efflcieut, plaoful manner. ''What lhey bave done is take a few seamds of tbat aod pull it out,' • be aid From tbe Cremeaos campaign came a gleeful oews release. "Ted's fmally been ex!Qed for tbe bigb taxmg, big govcromcotliberal be really is," it quoiCd Cremeaos as saying. "Oo Tuesday, be told us tbat be will raise our taxes again If be is re-elected. And for the rest of the campaigo. I'll make sure everyone gets to bear lhose wools straight from the liberal c:amcl'smoutb." Sbicklaod laid be llelleved voiCn "recognize a last-miuute eod-of. campaign attack ad for wbat it is: one wt attempt to tum people qaiust to wideo the road, allhougb once the bousel are buUI, perbapl tbere cao lie a dumae In tbe locatioo of a utility pole to provide a wider eotraDCC to the l'Oijd. Tbe delegatloo also reported they are curreotly bavl~;~g a water pressure problem aud asked If ~ might lie caused by tbe apanmeot complex;··Tlley also queatlooed ·w&'-t effect addltlooal bouaiul mlgbt bave oo wa1et pielaute lo tbat sectioD of toft. · - Pipe said tbat tbere abould DOt lie a pressure poblem aod augeated that tbe matter lie referred to Bob Moore of the water depart· mcnt. He luvitcd tbe group to rell!m wllh olher pobleml or quca-liOtiS alloi(Coiit uedie ~,?11'3)· D OD • "tte mooliu4. .1994 PROBE f A Multimedia Inc. Newapepet FiudlCy asked If Collcae Ra.d would lie wideoed to !MX"Dmod•le the wklltlonal traffic. Papc said tbat at the present time tbere Ia DO plaD A nments poisoning case delayed ~ . 2 Sectiona, 14 Pogo 35 cem." Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 4, 1994 Cremeans capitalizes on dreaded T-word a,...., 0: to.,. rl . . . . . . . co.dlaatGr ........ . . . • Bob c· , .. ••• ....._. ..r. t1naa _ , ,.. . Clbaon ..... MdiDa ~at electric Uaea llad· allorted aad ·••:. ride• cold tip oa tile allck lflll!l. c...;,- ... IDd1ldecl (3 .... llllller) pna...'·Ameftda Mudowl; hlmlelt, Lorllla Cosr . . t orl&laal. Brlu Muley aad Marla Muclo1r11 (~'f y - aid) ..u-t Toay ........ '. en tine Do~~aa; l1ulillat, 1-1ca Khla .... a ..... Maaley; pnttleat, Bwp aDd Linda Seyuun; (1-12 ,..,. old) . . . Lila 1C1e1D, Todd KleiD, ........ Dullll Y~ EriD RuknD U. Brlttuy aDd - ' orlal· 1711, Ltlall BryuL De port Yllll&e ud tbe Feeae:r·Beaaett P01t 121 apouortd tbe ewDL (SeDtiDel p11oCo bJ Ctorp Abate) o.,a:;'\ ,r: ·' Vol. 4S, NO. 130 -Jn ••,, f /:. • Copyrlght1994 ¥WDLEP0RT COS'l'UME CONTEST Tile r.a~ wulaed 011t tile ...ated u,ndii ·M ' 1 111tpart'a Slllpy Hollow Moa..y,;IMd ................,.. ""food, • ' ·.·! ·,, Mrs. Smitb, covering ber face wilh ber manacled bands, took a few steps from lhe jail to an IIIIIYiarll:ed police car waitiog to tall:e ber to Uoioo, about 40 miles away. "I bope you act wbat you deserve!' oue of tbc spectators sboutcd. "You deserve wbalever you geL" anotber said Mrs. Smitb said ootbiDg. , . Mrs. Smitl!'s burguudy 1990 Mazda was pulled out Of tbe lall:e · Tlluraday Digbt, lhe bodies of two cbildren iD tbe bade scat. Uuiou Couuty Sberiff Howard Wells would DOl take questions at a uews c:Oofcreoce aod did not dis· cuss ·a possible motive. He said lhe idelllily of the bodies would bavc to lie coufitmed tbrough au autopsy. The aUtopsy, set for today, also was expected to dCiamiue wbetber 'lhe boys died iD the 1a11:c or wen: ll:i1led lleforebaod. . ResidcDts of Ibis mill toWD Wbo aeardled aod prayed for lhe cblldreD ~ .witb anger llld biller· ness. Dozeus of people outside tbe county courthouse gasped and sobbed wbeo tbe charges were ~- "If you could see tbe way abe · icled that oigbt, tbat's tbe maio. thing that sets me," said Rick McCloud Jr., wbo was at bome wilh bis parents on Ocl 2S wbco Mn. Smitb pounded oo lheir door, cryiDS for belp. "Just 10 lbiDlt, for a solid week I was defe~ ber. It. getS me sick to my stomadl. ' "Is tbcre ever au explaoatioo for m'urdcr?" David Smalh' s graod· mother, S.ara Singleton of Lo~ Aogelea, told KNBC·TV. "Two liille iDDocent cbildrcll? There Ia DO Clplaoalioo for murder." , Solicitor Tllomas Pope said Mn. Smilh. 5 coofessi,ltt led iDVCI· tlgatm to bcr car Thursday aRer· . 110011. k lnad beeo driveu off a baat · ramp. Divers lnad ICI cbcd tbe like seven! timCI, but tbe Wiler was too murky to sec the car, uthoritlea (Colltilllled OIIJ'aie 3) •• • ~ '' ;- ,I "·. ., ' ~· ·~ l ll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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