https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e182255369a57e09512082fbd413bdf.pdf 72dfff295075659af93f5f732df04252 PDF Text Text .1992 Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Family Medicine John C. Wolf, D.O. ·. Associate Professor of Family Medicine Question: I have been tired and achy, so my doctor ordered laboratory tests that showed I have. an infection with the Epstem Barr virus. She also said I have chronic fatigue syndrome? Are Epstein Barr and chronic fatigue syndrome the same thing? Answer: Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and Eps~i? Barr_are different illnesses, but 11 s posstble to have both simultaneously. Several years ago there ~as mu~h speculation that Epstem Barr m some way caused CFS, but further study has shown this to be incor• rect. Your Epstein Barr infection may be contributing to your problems, but it is a separate, very common and less serious illness than your CFS. Since your doctor has diagnosed you as having CFS , I'll c~plain what we know about thts disorder. I'll start my discussion of CFS with a definition of the ttrm "syndrome": a collection of symptoms that when taken together, produce a p;uem typical of a particular discase. ·rn CFS, as you would assume, fatigue is a major,part of this "symptom pattern. Thts fatigue is greater than .the stmple tiredness we all expenence from time to time. It is present despite proper rest and change-of·p.ace activities, like takmg a vacauon. The fatigue is ofttn so severe that it's debilitating, making simple everyday tasks seem like a climb up Mount Everest. In addition to tiredness, an individual suffering with CFS may also have recurring dull headaches, joint and muscle aches, a feeling-of feverishness and chills but without high fever, palpit31ioos and tender lymph glands. The person may also find it difficult to concenuate and show other signs of depression as well. Since all of these symptoms nrc common to a number of different illnesses, it is ofttn difficult to determine whether a person is suffering CFS or another disorder. Chronic fatigue syndrome has been identified for several centuries, although the names used to describe -it have changed over the years. helghtened interest in it today may be a bit of a fad, as is our current excitement over cholesttrol I'm sure that many individuals have been diagnosed with CFS who actually have other more treatable causes of their complaints. ne Depression is a common illness that may produce the symptoms of CFS. Tbere have been several studies of CFS sufferers to determine the frequency of depression or other major emotional illnesses. Research done at St. James University Hospital in Leeds, U.K ., revealed that only 13 percent of the population of CFS patients studied had depression, but 87 percent of the group did show considerable emotional stress as a result of the illness. Other studies have identified depression in 50 to 80 percent of CFS patients. CFS sufferers have a decrease in the ability of their bodies to defend against infection. This abnormality is similar to -but not the same as - the disturbance to the immune system that some researchers say depression can cause. Question: How did my doctor determine that I had chronic fatigue syndrome? Answe.r: Since no single test exists that will identify CFS, the diagnosis is made by excluding other possible causes of the symptoms. Here are some of the stel.'s your physician will need to take m order to do that -Consult with a psychologist or psychiatrist to be sure emotional problems are not the source of the symptoms; -Conduct laboratory tests for thyroid and other endocrine abnormalities to rule out these physical causes; and -Undertake studies of the immune system to sec if it is compromised in any way. The diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome can be made only when all of these tests fail to find a cause for the symptoms. Medical knowledge is incomplete in 1992. The illness we call CFS is a glaring example or this. In the coming years we will surely find one or more causes for the group of symptoms that describe this illness. Unfortunately, today our treatment for CFS is as imprecise as arc our diagnostic methods. There is no single treatment that has shown benefit for all CFS victims. "Family Medicine" is a weekly column. To submit questions, write to John C. Wolf, D.O .. 250 Grosvenor Hall, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 45701. BIG BEND STERNWHEEL ASSOCIATION 1ST ANNUAL CHILI COOK OFF OCTOBER 10, 1992 APPLICATION FORM BUSINESS------- - - - - - - INDIVIDUAL. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ NAME OF TEAm__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TEAMCAPTMN'--------------ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - PHONENUMBE.A-- - - - - - - - - - - - - Please send application and $10.00 entry fee to: Jay and Sherry Warner 752 South Second Avenue Middleport, Ohio 45760 For additional Information call: 992-2528 Chili cookofffeatured at Big Bend festival , NAME: ___________________________ CO. NAME (IF APPLIES): _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDRESS::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ PHONE:: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TYPE OF ART OR CRAFf: - - - - - - - - : : : DO YOU PLAN TO DEMONSTRATE: _ _YES NO SPACE NEEDED Fr. PLEASE RETURN NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 . Barbara Lynn Hatfield and Bryan Keith Woodyard were united in Marriage on May 15 in Cadettsburg, Ky., with Rev. Charles Arthur Scott officiating. The bride is the daughter of Wallace and Donna Hatfield, Pomeroy. The groom is lhe son of Doris Woodyard, Pomeroy, and Jim Woodyard, Applegrove. Attending as witnesses for the couple were the bride's mother, and sister, Angela Edwards. . The bride is a graduate of Meigs High School and is employed full time at Veterans Memorial Hospital in the pharmacy. The groom is a gradual~ of Meigs High School and the Umversity of Rio Grande and is employed with Johnson Transportus of Hurricane, W.Va. Tbe couple is residing at 39475 Smith Road in Pomeroy. . TONIGHT · 4618 Page4 Geldie IIIWit •IIICI Wlls 1111111ery1 str.., 11 The Evangeline Missionary Group of the Pomeroy Church of Christ held its monthly meeting at the home of Pat Thoma. Linda Laudermilt, vice-president, conductM the meeting and Debbie Miles had the opening prayer. Roll call was on school days and Janet Venoy had the devotions. Officers reports were given and cards sent to Elizabeth Roberts and Mark Oiler. A sunshine basket will be given to Mark Oiler also. Betty Spencer had the mission study. The Women's Retreat was discussed as was the revival which is Oct. 4-7 with Dean Scott the speaker and a fellowship dinner to be held Wednesday at 5:30p.m. Tbe next meeting wiU be held at the church. Betty Spencer gave the prayer . for refreshments of ice cream and cake to Debbie Miles, Charldine Alkire, Debbie Alkire, Janet Venoy, Betty Spencer, Linda Laudermilt and Eva Dessauer. ONE EVENING SHOW7:30 Adii!. . . . .UO .. SHOWING AT 9:30 ••••LHII RAPID FIRE a ..• ONE EVENING lllOW 1:30 .. · Adn lulon 11.10 ••om Vol. 43, No.1 DB Copyrighted 1992 STARnNG FRIDAY unu NEMOG Orders for durable goods drop in August .... ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 Admllllon.UO ~ SHOWING AT 9:30 FRIDAY-SAT.·SUH. TWIN PEAKS ; more years, as a key barometer of WASHINGTON (AP) the economy's staying power. Orders to U.S . factories for "big This year, after showing ticket" durable goods fell in August for the third time in four strength from January through months, the government said today. April, orders generally have been The slight 0.1 percent decline, moving lower. In a vicious cycle, the lack of bringing orders to a seasonally adjusted $119.7 billioo, would have growth in orders has kept a lid on been even worse if not for probably factory employment. The lousy job temporary surges in the volatile market in turn has made conmilitary and transportation cate- sumers'cautiou;, reducing their gories. purchases of big ticket items, and In advance, economists were thus orders 10 factories. looking for an increase of around In a sign of poor prospects for 1.6 percent. However, the Com, future manufacturing employment, merce Department did soften its the backlog of unfilled orders earlier estimate of the sharp decline decreased 0.8 percent to $458.9 bilin July. The new number is minus lion, the lowest level since January 2.7 percent, rather than minus 3.2 1989. It was the 12th coosecutive percent. drop and a sign that factories are Economists look to the crucial having little difficulty keeping up durable goods sales, which with new orders with their currerit includes items from turbines to labor force. toasters expected to last three or Excluding a 16.7 percent FIRE WALK WITH ' • • MER A family reunion was held recently at the home of Joan Mescher, Symcuse. .. . Attending were Cectha Mitch, Gary, Sandy, Todd, Shawn and Scott Mitch, Pomeroy; Lori and Trent Nash and Dustin, Pomeroy; Paul and Peggy Harbrecht, Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Jeff Harbrecht, West Columbia; Joe, Robin, Larry, Joseph, Ben and Hally Harbrecht, Leon, W.Va.; Terrie, Pete and Trisha Michael, Columbus; Keith, Debbie, Brandon and Sharah , Columbus: Paul, Cathy, Jessica, and Callie Lee Mescher, Lebanon; . Chris and Lois Mescher, Lebanon; Denny and Meghan Mescher , Georgetown; Joe and Vickey Mescher, Goshen; Debbie and Jamie Ellis, Middlepan. An outside picnic was enjoyed and games were provided for the children, ' PEP RALLY HELD- These Meigs High School students and football players mingle around the bonfire during a pep rally held IT SPELL? R.S.V.P. - This phrase is revolutionizing furniture shopping ~t ·Rutland Furniture. Whenever you see it, whenever you hear 1t, you'll know you are getting the BEST possible price: No dlckeri~g. No haggling. Just plain honest to goodn?ss low pnces o~ q~allty brand name furniture, everyday. So don t worry about miSSing a sale. We give you the lowest prices 365 days a year, lower than sale prices, everyday. So remember th,e phrase, R.S.~.P. - Rutland Furniture's Showcase Value Price! You II be glad you d1dl EVERY LIVING ROOM SUITE STOREWIDE PRICED TO SELL VI• Are Opt1n: Mon. thN Sit. 8:30-5 Clost.lt Noon OnJhundly 7 R.S.V.P. $479 $439 $1199 $799 $419 $429 $219 $149 DayaS....., Aa Cuh LAY-AWAYS AVAILABLE .' :~g:s 742•2211 1•800•837•1217 lUll STREET • RUTUID, 0110 Il l WARE position to commit the offense." "I am very pleased with the results of this appeal," Story said. "We have been very successful at managing undercover drug buy operations and have been very successful on every case that has gone to trial." "As a result of those successful prosecutions, each of those defendants have filed appeals," Story said. "All of these defendants have lost their appeals. It just shows how effective you can be when you make good cases. If you do make good cases, they will stand up on appeal and this is proof of that policy. .. Fire victim reported in fair condition Paving projects announced .... ' RUTLAND . FURNITURE vated trafficking. He also claimed entrapment. The appeals coun found that he knowingly sold cocaine to an agent, that he knew that th.e cocaine was illegal and that the substance that he was selling cocaine. The court found that there was more than sufficient evidence to sustain the conviction. "In addition, the Court of Appeals found that there was no entrapment where an agent of the state merely presents the opportunity to commit a crime to a person who is interested and predisposed to committing the crime," Story said. "The coon found that there was ample evidence of his predis- r---Local briefs------. $319 $999 $199 $1411 $969 CREDJT TERMS FREE DELIVERY' The Fourth District Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of Steven Scott Powell, 26, Middleport on drug charges. According to Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story, Powell was convicted in September, 1990 on a charge of uafficking in cocaine and cultivation of marijuana. He was subsequently sentenced to a term of not less than seven years, nor more than 15 years in prison and fined $3,000. Powell was convicted of selling drugs to an undercover agent BCI agent in 1989. On appeal, Powell argued that there was insufficient evidence at trial to find him guilty of aggra- A Rutland man who returned to broke out in a bedroom and ran to a burning house to rescue a child the bathroom to hide. Thacker, AllThursday morning is reponed in baugh, and another child left the fair condition today at University one-story frame house and, after Hospital, Columbus. realizing Sarah was still inside, Edward "Mike" Thacker is in Thacker returned to bring her out. the hospital's bum intensive care Sarah received only minor bums unit undergoing treatment for sec- and was taken by the Rutland ond-degree burns over 15 percent squad to Veterans Memorial Hospiof his body. Hospital personnel tal where she was treated and said the bums are primarily on his released. hack. Thacker was taken by LifeFiight Thacker received the burns to University Hospital. The heliwhen he returned to the house to copter landed on the ball field bring out Sarah Allbaugh, the four- behind the Rutland Civic Center. year-old daughter of Patty AllThe fire starred about 8:30 a.m. baugh who resided in the house and the Ru~and Fire Department along with another child and was joined by Pomeroy ftremen to Thacker. fight the blaze. The youngster reportedly The house, owned by Len Morbecame friJthtened when the fire ris, Rutland, was completely gutted li]il ~ SUG.RTL. England Sofa, As Shown Above $799 England Loveseat, As Shown AbOV!I $729 England Chair, Aa Shown Above $529 Bushline 3 Pc. Reclining Sofa W/Matchh'lg Chair $1778 Norwalk 2 Pc. Colonial, Blue wlbuttona, Manager's Specl1t $1899 Norwalk 3 Pc. Colonial, Brown w/Oak Trim, Super Special $3177 Bruard's 2 Pc. Inclining Sofa w/Matchlng Chair $1630 Bruard's 4 Pc. Sectional, Blue. Manager's Special $2016 . Broyhill 2 Pc. Colonial $1949 King Hickory 2 Pc. Colonial. Manager's Special $1658 England Sofa, Mint Green $819 Englal}d Loveseat. Mint Green .$719 England Chali'. Mint Green $489 England Ottoman. Mint Green $249 Thursday night at Meigs High School. The rally was held to promote tonight's home game against the Miller Falcons. Powell conviction upheld RutLAND FURNITURE'S SHowcASE VALUE PRICE til increase in defense-related goods, orders fell 0.9 percent in August. Excluding a 4.2 percent rise in uansponation equipment, primarily for autos and aircraft, orders slid 1.3 percent, the worst in eight months. Every other major category showed drops: 1.4 percent for primary metals such as steel, 0.6 percent for industrial machinery and 4 percent for electronic equipment. Most of the decline there was con· centra ted in communications equipment . Orders for non-def~nse ~apttal goods, a gau~e of busmess mvestment spendmg, fell 3.7 percent after a 5.4 percent declme mJuly. Shipments of durable g_oods, a measure of current producoon, fell I percent to $123 .5 btlhon m August. Blame hurricane Andrew for decline in personal income GIVE ME A Reunion held 2 Sections, 14 Page• 25 cen11 A Mulllmedla Inc. Nowopoper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. September 25, 1992 GIVE ME A S GIVE~~ ME A WHAT Low toulght In mld-SOs. Partly cloudy. Satunlay, high In mid 70s. DEATH 'ECOMES . HER PG 13 GIVE ME A Meeting held :r:r '-1 COLONY THEATRE Couple weds Winners named ' Members of Riverview Elementary's Effective School Team gave a presentation on extra activi.ties planned for Riverview School at the recent board meeting of Eastern Local. Mrs. Debbie Pratt, Mrs. Lea Ann King and Mrs. Debbie Weber spoke on their involvement with the rural demonsuation grant, lead teacher project, and a Chapter II grant "Writing Across the Curriculum." Some of the upcoming activities at Riverview are planned to improve student self esteem, improve curriculum and improve relations with the community. Incentives will be given for good attendance and improved academic work. Different students will be highlighted each month and a display about them will be pli!Ced in the hallway. Mrs. Pran explained lier role as a lead. teacher and a grant she is working on in collaboration with Forked Run Sl8te Park. It was explained that Chapter I reading teaching, Mrs. Betsy Jones, who is also a member of the Effective School Team at Riverview has started a ·new program with ber first and second ~ade Chapter I students. She wtll be going into the classroom instead of pulling students out. All of these activities are funded Please complete the application below and return with reservatioo fee A chili cookoff will be held Oct must show proof of current nega10 in conjunction with the Big tive TB test Each team must cook ' a miniBend Stemwheel Festival. mum of two quarts of chili, one of . Plaques will be given to busiwhich will be judged. More would ness WJnners and individual prizes be appreciated for sale of samples include a Coleman Gas Stove, first to benefit a better compeuuon next place; a 16-quart stainless steel chili pot, second P.lace; and a 56- year. Team members are responsible quart ice cooler, third place. There for supplying all cooking utensils, is a $10enll')' fee. etc. You will be provided with an Rules for the cookoff state: Winners in various events for area to do your cooking. Electricity Rutland 's annual street festival No ingredient may be precooked or treated in any way prior to the wiU also be provided. were: Motorcycle show: ~pie's Contestants are permitted to set Choice Awards ·Ralph Steinbeck, preparation period which ~ill begin . approximately one hour Jlfl!lf to the up their equi~ment, decorations first prace; Tom Lear, second cookoff. The only exceptiOns are and other facilities any time after 8 place. Fireman's Choice • Ll!ITY . · CIIIIICd or bouled lll!DaiOeS, tomato a.m. DeW itt, first; Larry Bates, secOnd. · All in_gredienlli (except penshAuxiliary Choice • Kenny peppers. sauce, . bcv· . qes; llt'other an grinding and/or able products), must be displayed. Longstreth, first; Keith Woods, mixing o( spices. Meat may ~ pre- Excess ingredients may be dis· secoild. , cut or ground but not ueated many played 10 preserve secret recipes. Betty Williams won the 50/50 " All contestants wbo have special donatioo. ' way. All other ingredients l_llust be requirements or who plan to arrive Pie baking contest winners .were chopp¢ or prepared dunng the by special vehicle (i.e. decorated Lori Barnes, first; Sharon Rtffle, . 'otl : ~~~ Pc:riod will be a cars or trucks, hot air balloons or second; and Donna Jenkins, third. Cake decorating contest winners minimum of three hours and a parachutes) are asked to notify lhe sponsors at least three days in were Dorothy Leach, first; Susie maximum of four hours. Cool:off advance so that adequate crowd Drehel, second. time is 11 a.m. procedures may be used. Tyler Barnes was named Little Teantl may have a Jll8llirnum of coouol Further information may be Mis~ Rutland. Jamilha Willford four memben. · · obtained by calling Jay and Sherry was Litlle Miss Rutland. Adam All team members involved in Warner at 992-2528. Lambert was Prince Rutlarid. , preparation or handlins of chili, .·sauce, REESTmakes presentation BIG BEND STERNWHEEL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 541 Pomeroy, OH 45769 Arts & Craft Fair Friday & Saturday, October 9th & lOth 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (longer if desired) Downtown Pomeroy, Ohio CHECK IN: Pomeroy Parking •• Sternwheel Assn. Staff Member will direct you to your space Big Bend Sternwheel Festival $25.00 for 25 foot space plus $1.00 for each additional foot. Space reservations must be sent no later than September 30, 1992 Spaces will be assigned upon arrival Mail reservation along with the fee to: BIG BEND STERNWHEELASSN. P.O.BOX541 POMEROY, OH 45769 Ohio Lottery Pick 3: 390 Pick 4: Reds rally to top Dodgers for 8th in row through the Rural Demonstration. Orant and Riverview has heel)· involved in the project the past twp years. ' Several paving projects will.begin Monday in the village of Middleport, Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman announced today. The projects include paving and widening the entire length of North Ftrst and South First avenues. The $25,000 project is being funded through the Meigs County Commissioners Community Development Block Grant Program, Hoffman said. · Also included are, the paving of one block of Hudson Street from North First Avenue to North Second Avenue, paving of Pearl Street from Laurel Street to Lincoln Street, and the paving of the entire length of Beech Street. Funding for these projects, with a cost of $29,000, is from State Issue II funds with a local cost of$2,700; Hoffman said. Tbere will be no parking along the streets in !he affected areas during the paving period, Hoffman said The paving should be completed by October I. Hoffman appealed for cooperation from residents in the affected areas so the projects can be completed as quickly as possible. Robinson held in Pittsboro jail David M. Robinson, Racine, is being held in the Chatham County (N.C.) Jail on for~ery and theft charges from Meigs County. According to Metgs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, Robinson is being held under $50,000 bond with a hearin~ set on October 30. Continued on page 3 and all of the contents were desuoyed. Morris said he has insurance on the structure. The occupants did not have insurance on the contents, it was reported Cause of the fire has not been determined. Rutland had three trucks and I0 men on the scene while Pomeroy responded with two trucks and eight men. '. cent rise in August income and a 0.1 percent or 0.2 percent gain in spending. The sharp income drop actually registered meant that Americans had to dip into their savings to keep spending from falling even further than it did. The savings rate - savings as a percenta!le of incomefell to 4 percent m August. That was the lowest in 17 months and was down from 4.6 percent m July. Wages !l"d salanes- the mostwatched mcome component rose 0.7 percent m August to $2.93 tnlhon. They_would have been up 0.8 percent tf not for the storm. Wages we~ dow~ m manufacturmg but up m servtces and government Agency may not fulfill residents' request for study PIKETON, Ohio (AP) -A federal health official listened to Pike County residents discuss health problems in the area, but said she couldn't guarantee that the government would agree with their request for an in-depth study of their concerns. Louise Fabinski said after a meeting Wednesday that a committee of the Atlanta-based Agency for To~ic Substances and Disease Registry would decide whether to conduct such a study. She said it's likely that particular questions will be addressed through a health consultation and that a public health assessment will be conducted. The assessment would be a general study of environmental conditions, health sl8tistics and community concerns. Marilyn Knisley of Waverly led a group of residents who have pet•- tioned ·the agency for a health study after gathering information on what they consider to be an unusually high number of cancer cases in the county. This summer, the group con ducted an unscientific survey of 250 homes and determined that 139 had cancer cases. Ms. Knisley said the group wants to find out whether any of those cases can be traced to the presence of the Piketon uranium enrichment plan in the county. "I don 't think we will get the answers we need until we get a survey and she (Ms. Fabinski) indicated that's not likely," Ms. Knisley said after the meeting. "I feel that there arc direct results from living in this area, and I don't think that there is information available to back that up, and I don't think they have resources to prove that," she said. Shooting death under investigation The shooting death on Saturday of Harold Dean Withrow, Shade, is being treated as a homicide, pending questioning of witnesses. Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported that the shooting took place on Saturday evening at Withrow's Colburn Road resi dence, and that the victim was taken by private vehicle to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens, where he died in surgery. Initially, Athens County Coroner Robert Butts ruled the shooting as accidental. However, an autopsy was later ordered, and the body has been taken to Franklin County Coroner's office for that purpose. It has been reponed that Withrow was standmg next to his flatbed truck and was reportedly ·struck by a slug when the gun dischar6ed as his 13 year-old son was placmg the gun on the truck bed. Soulsby said yesterday that the incident will be treated as a homicide until deputies are able to talk to all wimesses.. Some of those wit· nesses have been unavailable urltil · today. Soulsby reported that the boy had been wget shooting with the shotgun shortly before the shooting. Pln\.fPIImiS GA TIIERED • These sizeable pumpkins will be amon1 those displayed at Racine's Fall Festival on Saturday, The pumpkins will be donated by Cummins Farms of HOUSES ' WASHINGTON (AP)- Hurricane Andrew wiped out what would have been a substantial increase in Americans' personal income in August. the government said today. · Income fell 0.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $5.03 trimon last month, the worst drop in 19 months, the Commerce Department said. The overall income decline was more than accounted for by a storm-caused drop at an annual rate of $60 billion. Andrew's demolition of property in southern Florida and southcentral Louisiana reduced rental and business owners' income .. Work interruptions cut salaries and wages, and crop destruction hurt farm income. If not for the hurricane, income would have been risen a strong 0. 7 percent, the best in six months, the department said. Personal consumption spending, meanwhile, also was depressed by the storm. It fell 0.1 percent to $3.32 trillion, the worst showing in 10 months. Because of the technicalities of how the department calculates spending, insurance payments for hurricane losses had the effect of reducing spending. In later months, the storm probably will boost both income and spending as people secure cleanup jobs and start buying lumber and other construction supplies. In advance, economists were expecting ~ 0.3 percent or 0.4 per- l Racine, and will be part or the pumpkin contest planned for the festiva(. Pictured with the pumpkins is Isaac Cummins. �• Friday, September 25, 1992 Commentary The 'Daily Sentinel l I. Page-2-The Dally Sentinel _ Pomeroy-Middleport, ()hlo Friday, September 25, 1992 Satunlay, Sept. 26 p.m. and sunrise·Saturday at 7:23 a.m. Arounll tbe 11$1ion Tropical Storm Danielle jll!unded Norlh Carolina's barrier islands today with powerful wind gusts and large waves as lhe slow-moving storm hit land and shifted By The Associated Press Ohioans were expected to feel some of the effects of tropical storm Danielle as it moved inland over the North Carolina coast. the National Weather Service said. Moisture from Danielle, combined wilh a cold front, was to ~ duce rain over eastern Ohio tomght and lhe entire state on Saturday. Amounts weren't expected to total more than .25 of an inch, however. Cloudy skies tonight will hold temperatures in the 50s. Highs on Saturday will be 70-75. The record-high temperature for !his date at lhe Columbus wealhe( station was 93 degrees in 1900 while the recbrd low was l3 in 1967. Sunset tooight will be at 7:23 conditions and high MICH. WASHlNGTON - In its zeal into the drug war. The Senate In boosting enforcement bud- nesses alone in lhe case - includto look tough on crime this election recently reciprocated by coughing gels, Congress is hoping that ing $570,000 on one witneSS. year, Congress is on the verge ·of up enough money to hire 261 new putting more criminals behind bars At one pre,trial hearing, the forgetting one small thing: the U.S. auomeys, who will bolster lhe will pay off at lhe polls. Unfortu- U.S. Attorney prosecuting lhe case DIVOTBD 10 TilE ll'I'I'ZUITI Of TilE 11EJG8-IIA80N AREA Constitution. nately !hey may be worsening the asked lhe defense auorneys if !hey The Si~lh Amendment guaranproblem lhey're trying to correct could mortgage their homes or if tees each American the right to an "You don't buy a whole lot of they had other assets they could attorney. But if Congress stays on votes by voting for legislation to sell or borrow against to financially its current course, lhe federal courts pay lhe legal fees of people on trial survive lhe trial. ROBERT L. WINGE'IT will run out of money to provide for crimes," said defense attorney "My clients were looking at lhe lhese services by next August That Lawrence J. fleming. "It's just not prospect of going to trial and not Publisher means that more !han 31,000 felons a politically feasible lhing to do." getting paid for another three. or convicted or accused will be Fleminj! recently found himself four months," Flemmg sa1d. record number of convictions that CHARLENE HOEFLICH PAT WJII1'EHEAD turned back to the streets or in lhe unhkely position of defend"They were going to be taken out the Justice Department has been General Manager Anl••t Publisher/Controller 1 shipped off to oven:rowded prisons racking up. ing si~ other defense auorneys of !heir offtees full-lime trying !his at a heavy cost to laXpayers. Meanwhile, !he Judiciary branch dubbed lhe "St Louis Six." flem- case .... They would have ·gotten LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less Ibm 300 The budget crisis in lhe federal found its budget r~uest trimmed ing's clients were set to represent paid eventually by U.S. courts, but · words. All letters are subje<:t to editin& md must be sisned wilh name, courts co,mes at a time when by almost half a billion dollars for II defendants in a complex drug, in the meantime, how are they oddrel• IDd toi<pbone.number. No unlisned l<tters will be published. Letters Consress and lhe White House are next fiscal year. That leaves the murder and extortion case !hat was going to pay their bills?" should be in &ood taste, oddreslins diUOI, DOt penollllities. battling over who can look tougher federal courts wilh enough funds supposed to go to trial on July 7. So far !his year, federal courts on the all-important "law and for about three-founhs of the staff The six defense attorneys had been have twice run out of money to pay working full-time since January to public defenders. And by next order" issue in November. It is lhe !hey say !hey need. flip side in lhe war against crime. "(Congress) made a decision to prepare for the trial wilhout receiv- August, lhe courts will not even be And when it's time to provide fund lhe Justice Deparunent more mg a penny for !heir services. able to afford to pay lhe $40 per fleming convinced an Appeals day that jurors receive. to sit on funding, it's a side lawmakers often !han the Judiciary Branch," one ignore. congressional stm;~er told our asso- Court Judge to postpone the trial civil trials. The courts w11l also be President Bush wants to pump ciate Ed Henry. Thts part of lhe until after Oct. I -!he start of lhe forced to return IS percent of its By WALTER R. MEARS lhe federal law enforcement budget budget is very. vulnerable to elec- new fiscal year - when lhe courts courtroom space to lhe federal govAP Special Corr~pondent . . . . up to $15.4 billion, a 9.5 percent tion-year pohucs. Congress feels will receive an infusion of new ernment because they won't be wASHINGTON - At the latest of hts movable pohucal startmg l~nes, increase over its current level. that this is where you place your funds. Meanwhile, Uncle Sam has able to pay lhe rent on iL paid more than $750,000 on witPresident Bush said- again -that he's been bashed enough and tsn't Another $8.6 billion gets poured money.'' Further complicating lhe mess going to lake it anymore. "I'm slatting to dish it out," he said. in lhe federal courts is the unusual· But it's hardly a beginning, only anolher in a series of campaign offenly large number of vacant judgeships. There are currently 108 open : sives against Democrat Bill Clinton. . . . . The problem for Bush isn't t!Je startmg pomt anyh~w. It tS the unyteldslots, wilh many of the nonunauons locked up in the Senate for more ing finish line in a race he's gomg to have to alter, qwcldy and markedly, FiRST to catch Clinton and hold lhe White House in the election m 40 days. !han 18 monlhs. Any nominations Bush has been setting deadlines and starting lines all year. He's left pending at the end of lhe year must be taken up from scratch next changed tactics and White House management. This week's new look was t"ltJR~~ ~Ro\-JN. January. simply a harder line against Clinton, complete. wilh lhe srmbol~ of a Many Democratic members of maralhon campaign da~ in which Bush ~k hts c~ agamst Clmton to Congress want lhe process stalled each of six states bordenng the Democrauc nommee s Arkansas home. in hopes of Bill Clinton winning According to Bush, he'd been 1D1der attack f~r r;nonlhs )Jut resisted lhe the presidency. A Clinton victory urge to retaliate - although he's been campa1gntng agamst lhe Demowould give Senate Democrats lhe cratic challenger as a laX-an~-spend libe~al wilh d~gerous ideas w,h,o power to hand-pick these nomiwaffles on issues and couldn t be lrusted m the Whtte House. Clinton s nees. campaign assaults are as vehement Fleming complains !hat lhe legal Thai's politics. , system has become far more So are !he sort of claims Bush now is malcing about lhe way he ~ came~pensive in recent years, without a paigned so far and what he intends to do Mw. The only~ shtft.tS lh~t corresponding downturn in crime. the president has turned to a pomt-by-pomt challenge agamst Chnton s Mandatory sentencing guidelines record in nearly 12 years as governor of Arkansas. have led to fewer plea bargains and •'For monlhs now my opponent is taking me on and taking this country more trials while public defenders. down" Bush said Wednesday at Penn State Universi!¥· "So I figured it have had their budgets slashed. was ti'me to introduce candidate Clinton to Governor Clinton." "Nobody even looks at what Bush has been talking about when he'd really start campaigning ever it's going to cost when they're. ~ince he started running. His State of the Union program was billed~ one enacting this legislation which is slatting point, an economic recovery plan !hat would rally voters. In~~ he supposedly a war on crime," flem." set a March 20 action deadline and told Congress "from lhe day after ing said. "It employs lha~ if it must be, lhe battle i~ joined." He got a Democratic bil! !hat Jack Anderson and Michael Binincluded a taX increase, vetoed 1t and made a campatgn agamst Congress stein are syndicated writers ror bis springtime theme. . . . . 1992, United Feature Syndicate, . . Facing Republican protest votes in the pres1denual pnmanes, Bush said !hat was hard to avoid when he was under consta~t auack ~m ~eft 1nc. :and right, five Democrats and a conservauve Repubhcan camprugnmg . . . Th :-~~ Actually, he had staged an early burst of pnm~ campru~m.g. . en the president changed tactics and, for a ume, camprugned by moo:ecuoo, Sa~ing he was too busy doing his job as prestdent to fight back agamst hts I am told that on "Nightline" minimum of kibitzing from the an independent conclusion if. t~:e lions and outright lies. Not, Lord cnucs. , · d recently, Jeff Greenfield pooh- media. Frequently minions of them information needed to reach 11 1s knows, !hat !hey aren't doing their He complained that he had solid proposals .or econom1c recovery an wait till !he World Series is over simply suppressed by the media damnedest. Even The New Repubsecond-term progress, but !hey were being drowned out by_ the attacks of poohed the con tent ion that the before thinking very much about and never reaches his eyes or ears. lic, which is supponing Clinton, the challengers. Bush said once he got mto a real campa1gn operauon, media tilt !heir reportage to favor A good example this year is the has been so embarrassed by lhe the more liberal candidate - in he'd change that . . real estate agent who roomed wilh media's performance thai it is run"You haven't heard one negati~e ~mm~nt a_ga!nst etlh~! of lhe t':"o this case, Gov. Clinton. If so, Gennifer Flowers in Texas in the ning a regular"feature called "The people !hat want my job•." Bush s&ld ~~ Californta m June. And you re Greenfield demanded, how do · mid-1980s and asserts fumly !hat Clinton Suck-up Watch," which "people like Bill Rusher, who is Rot going to hear one until maybe the m1ddle of August. But !hen you are, forever shouting 'Liberal, liberal, the election, and tlien watch the she had to move out on three occa- quotes a different joumalisHvery 6ecause I know how to fight'' debates attentively. if there are any. sions when Clinton came to visit. week in lhe public act of slobbering · Anyone listening closely certainly had heard adv.erse Bush eomm~ts liberal' at lhe media," explain lhe Having sized up lhe contenders in The major media have simply over Clinton beyond all endurance. about Ointon and Ross Perot. who stopped shan of mdependent candtda- fact !hat the conservative candidate this direct and highly personal way, banned evidence that Flowers is If, however, the American peowon by a landslide in each of lhe cy but now says he's consideriing it again. , . . ple choose Clinton over Bush !his they then decide whom to vote for telling the trulh. · Bush said m late spring and early summer lh~t he ha!!n t shifted mto a three most recent presidential elec- -and year, as !hey well may, I will con; it really doesn't matter That sort of manipulation-bycampaign mode, and wouldn't until the Repubhcan Nauonal Convennon tions? Very simply, Jeff (and my much what Dan Rather or Judy suppression is lhe liberal media's demn lhe liberal medl8's contribution to !hat disaster but stop well In August f h · " h , " Now I'm going to lake !his fight to every comer o I e nauon, e apologies if my informant mistook Woodruff or The New York Times favorite trick, and accounts for 90 short of crediting them with lhe , tells !hem to do. percent of the power they wield. iaid when he got there. " We're about to embark on the ftght of our somebody else for you). The quesvictory. Plenty of liberal journalists · Most people are well aware of It's a lot of power, because nobody tion, as posed, assumes that the will secretly congratulate the\D'-' the media's liberal slant, and many can possibly be fully informed on lives." · ··• the urge media are so powerful !hal, if they Now more !han five weeks later, Bush says he had " rests.... selves rather like lhe Philadelwouldn't be caught dead believin_g aU of the topics debated in lhe pubto focus' oo Governor Clinton's record" because he lhought voters would were in fact as liberal as I say they anything phia evangelist Father Divine, who; t~ey are told on televtlie arena W~ly:nilly, many people are, neither Reagan nor Bush could prefer a more positive tone. That 1s why so many of lhe wmd up believmg what lhe media when the judge who had jailed hitii " I am tired about the exaggerations, I am tired about the lies, and I am have been elected. It overlooks, sian. media's greatest successes in the , tell them on scores of important for contempt dropped dead of a· however, the possibility that the ieady to fight back and tell the truth about his record in Arkansas," Bush media are every bit as liberal as I slantin~ business are achieved, not subjects. Take acid rain, for exam- heart attack, said solemnly, "l by saytng somelhing tendentious, pie: Have you ever heard of the hated to do it" But they will be alr said. f -• sed · : With a barrage of stati~tics o.n Arkansas.- ~any o u•em u ~amst say !hey are, but not quite so pow- but simply by suppressing informa. NAPAP report? wrong about that as they are abou! erful as you think !hey are. Clinton by Democratic nvals m lhe_prestdenual pnmary.campatgn most olher things. _ lion unfavorable to !heir pet candiBut presidential elections are A presidential election is one of Bush said his rival has a record of frulure on cnme, educauon, laXes, lhe WiUiam Rusher is a syndical. ; simply too important, and too those rare tmportant things on dates and causes. environment, health care and more. Not even a rigorous skeptic , · closely watched, for the liberal ed writer ror Newspaper Enterwhich American voters like to Clinton said il was all an anempt to divert attention from Bush's own make up their own minds with a after all, can depend on arriving at media to pull off !heir usual mas- prise Association. performance, "the worst record in 50 years." . sive quota of suppressions, distorEach accuses the other of distorting lhe record and of negauve cam· paign tactics. . . . . While that rhetonc gets m the way, lhe record of any candidate 1s more !han fair game when he is campaigning for another office or another term. It's essential, a standard that can be measured. WASHINGTON (NEA) ers while economic conservatives sions are now made by Baker and a h ','But_peodplebhave;.f,t Cl~~ up • GOP campaign operatives say !hat see'lhemselves as social madera~ close circle of longtime aides. t etr mm s alikou~. 1.d 10f on. EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and colum· I' ~ the Campaign budgets have been real They may not e u1e 1 ea o vot- . located and the cam ai advertis: ing for the presiden~ but they may nist for The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and James Baker's presence m ~he who do not be 1eve a war or White House as de facto campatgn soul of Amenca needs to be fought. . • P gn ped anyway if they can be convinced national politics for more than 25 years. 1BnakgP~ cnalomp1~d1Y revam · · chief has already resulted in major not to vote for Clinton · improvements in the Bush re-elech er s If~ d II es are n~.w m ''Basically Baker" sees as our : lion effort. . . ~~g~s~lt lheaB~~~~:~~~~· job between now and Election Day · The most VISible external . h b ' to take enough votes away from ' change has been the repackaging of So Baker had thefresident's a1most overntg t, ecome more . I G B h" . various past White House propos- s~eches scrubbed o any tough organiZC'! and herent. . bee Ch~~~ ~JT"be~~n:ing~:~~ als as a comprehensive economic ' family values" references, and Baker s mb ~ence. w~.11 o~e fashion by almost daily raising i recovery plan Regardless of ordered various campaign surra- even more o vtous m u•e wee s . bo t Clinton's character ·: whether much in lhe package is ~ates to back off and start preach- ahead. What many have forgo"fn ~~~:~~lit;. This is the way he ~ new, or whether it actually can 1J:e mg social moderation. per~p~~':'on~~bls ~~taryblC ran Bush•s c~mpaign aga_ins( expec~ to work, at least !he prestIn looking at the president's of state- is that Baker has always Ronald Reagan m the 1980 pnma- . dent can now say he has a plan and advance schedule, Baker noted a lh , ry, and lhe way he ran Bush's cam- · is committed~ carrying it forward. potential time bomb - a planned beeonpooneenotsf ofe nmodeegatml ,veeraposll"greatl "catl paign against Michael Dukalcis in ; Anolher ma.JOI" change has been early afternoon speech before lhe pr ~ . !988. : · k ~ the · convention of Pat Robertson's campatgrung. f 11 · "d a qutc retfe!i1 rom. aggresstve. . C I' . B h According to several sources But. mos! o , ~ , say IRSI ers, : ly conservauve family values cam- Chnst1an oa 111on. us was . . . Baker 1s mruntatnmg as low a pro- . paign that was the theine of the expected to reaff1111llhe entire fam- ~hm the c~m~ 1 ~'t tak~r has file as possible . A major GOP • 0 GOP Convention in Houston, and ily ~~!s ~~:Jr~t. He knew the not ~~ ~~~;{;lion r:~ni~n~ worry_is that it will appear t~at : ' whtch was 10 hav~ bee~ cenlf&) to . mostl sitive cam aign Bush tS working for Baker, whtch , the ~ush campaign nght up to appearance could not stmply be "IYtPnk Baker right in !his" ~uld further wC~~~cen lhe president : Elecuon Day. canceled. So he moved lhe appear1 • h , • , 10 voters' eyes. 1 1 0 !he botto~ line. on the.~.ii!tant ance to the evening, after network saJ.s ~~pl~ e:ve~=~np't~ Jim Baker is in charge,. but he : anu-gay, an~-aboruon, anu- bber- news programs had aired. He !hen a . ~about Gea:ge Bush and the doesn't want anyone to nouce. • allif~tyle" cam~gn: It was !101 saml~ic:ra g:,y~ys ~ mfi sh clearj!t that a 'majority Robert Wagman Is a syndical- : working. In fact, 11 was backfmng ~t the . he has done as ed writer for Newspaper Enter- . agai!lst Bush exactly where t~e paigninl so that it did not stand president over the past four years, prise Association. , prestdent needs the, most help 10 out Finally he junked lhe planned special! on domestic matters. . .(\n.~i.\.\ November- suburbl8. · speech; instead Bush spoke to lhe e Y Extensive post-convention fundamentalist audience about lhe T polling in key suburban areas economy ana his recovery ptan. 1_ ~·--·~ () 162 Nf .ll . Inc nationwide showed that middle· The result - a potentially risky . . . , , class, young to middle-llgCIIIUiiur- campaign appearance was rendered Today's Birthdays: New York Yankees ~ter Plul Rizzuto 11 74. : ban voters we~e being completely almost btvisiblc. ABC news correspondent Barbara W~ters IS 61. Dancer-actress Juliet • turned off by lhe militant, fundaInternally, changes have Pro~ is 56. Aeler ~Walden is ~9- Actor-prodllcer ~l,Dou- : "Sorry to say - we have no openings for mentalist rhetoric !hat was a center- revolved around tighteninl! contrOl glas ts 48. AclOI" Christopher Reeve •s 40. Actor Mark Hamtll •s 40. • . POLICY WONKS." piece of !he convention. These vOt- of the campaign. A.Jl maJ()r deci- Acttess Heather Locklear is 31. ; ,.'• The Dally Sentlnei-Page---9 Danielle to influence Ohio weather over weekend OHIO Weather Accu· Weatljer 0 forecast for U.S.·courts can't afford to operate Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein in Nags Head on Thursday night. The storm also flooded low-lying areas of Virginia Beach, Va Gate and coastal flood warnings were posted as far north as Delaware. Heavy rain caused flooding in Jacksonville, Fla., where water was reported to be as much as 4 feet deep in some places, lhe National Wealher Service said. A cold front moving lhrough the West out of Canada whipped up 60 mph wind gusts in soulhern Idaho. The front was expected to end lhe unseasonably warm temperatures over portions of lhe West Up to 4 inches of snow was forecast for the northern Rockies. High temperature records for northward. Rain from lhe storm was forecast for today· along the Atlantic Coast from North Carolina to New Jersey. An eastward-moving cold front, meat1while, was expected to dampen parts of the Plains today. In North Carolina's Outer Banks, Danielle sent 12-foot waves surging into the oceapfront, collapsing an unoccupied cottage in lhe viUage of Rodanlhe and a home Thursday east of the front included 91 in Dickinson, N.D., breaking 11 1917 record of89. Temperatures today were! expected to reach lhe 50s in the northern Rockies; 60s in the res1 of the Norlhwest and lhroughout the; Norlheast and mid-Atlantic states: and 70s in the Southeast, the Plains, the Midwest and most o( tile rest of the West · , Highs in lhe 80s were forecas( in south florida, much of the Gul~ Coast region, northern texas and New Me~ico; 90s in south Tex81( and central California; and IOOs ill" the desen Soulhwest : The high temperature for the nation Thursday was 111 at lmperi-: al, Calif. 1 Bush is at the political starting gate again 1Me at.Je.ST;or-J iS fRoM Will the liberal media elect flinton? William A. Rusher Baker has reinvigorated Bush drive . Robert}.. Wagman ·Berry's World 0 '. J' :Y !::: J:: • 0 d. ay· ID l)y hi"StOry · •I : I " ' W.VA.. Clinton opens new front on health plan NEW YORK (AP)- Bill Clinton is opening a new campaign focusingasona health care, leader piu:bi~~==~= front ing himself "can-do" Inc. and brushing off Republican criti_ _ _ _ _ _...;.._·~::~7 cism as "foolish, negative doubt" H Clinton, campaigning in New York and New Jersey, pushed his Sunday, a chance of showers. South-Central Obio plan to guarantee wuversal health Tonight, increasing cloudin~. Lows in lhe SOs. Highs in the 70s. Low 55-60. Saturday, showm like- Monday. fair. Lows in the 50s. care coverage and implement strict ·. ly. High in lhe mid-70s. Chance of Highs 10 the low and mid-70s. cost controls. ''My opponents are sowing rain 60 percent Tuesday, a chance of showers . doubt at every turn," Clinton. told a Lows in lhe upper 40s to mid-50s. . Extended forecast: crowd Thursday at Manhattan's Highs in the 60s. Sunday through Tu~ay: Bryant Park. He said President Bush had written off America's chance of guaranteed health care and family leave for workers. " I always thought that when Louise Green Grace Simmons people came to New York and saw Louise L. Green, 73, of Grace L. Simmons, 93, Phoenix, the Statue of Liberty, they were Columbia Road in Albany, died on Ariz., formerly of Rio Grande and coming here because this was a Thursday, September 24, 1992 at Vincent, died on Thursday after- can -do country, not a can 't-do Holzer MediGal Center. noon, Seolember 24, 1992. country,'' Clinton said. She was born in Athens, daughLocal su·rvi vors include her Later, Clinton hit lhe fund-raister of the late Zem Bolin and Filye granddaughter, Mrs. Bob (Calhie) ing circuit in New York, where Steinmetz Bolin Young, She was a Wood, Racine; two great-grand- aides said he collected $4.3 million housewife. daughters, Mrs. Kevin (Terre) for lhe Democratic National ComShe is survived by two sons, Jasper of Kentocky, and Mrs. John mittee. Paul Ed Green and Francis Leroy (Patrecia) Arnold, Middleport; a Clinton turned his attention to Green, both of.Albanf; a daughter, grandson, Mony Wood of Racine; education today, heading to the Mrs . Stanley (Manlyn) Trout, and a gneat-great-grandson, Justin University of Connecticut for a Albany; two brolhers, Donald and Arnold. midday address before stopping in Cecil Bolin bolh of Albany; a sisGraveside services will be held Boston for a speech at Faneuil ter, Zila Peck, Albany; 10 ~rand­ on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Barlow Hall. The two Northeastern states children; II great-grandchildren; Cemetery in Barlow. There will be have 20 electoral votes at stake; and four great-great grandchil~n. no calling hours. Besides her parents, she was preceded in dealh by her husband, George E. Green in 1986 and a Veterans Memorial brolher, Delmar Bolin. Paving undenr~~y THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Services will be held on MonThe Salisbury Township day at 1 p.m. at Bigony-Jordan James Spencer, Middleport; Mabel Trustees have armounced that NayFuneral Home in Albany wilh Rev. Goe$hlein, Pomeroy; and Otis. lor's Run R9ad in Salisbury Town' ship will be closed temporarily Jim Stewan off"teiating. Burial will Macluttock. THURSDAY DISCHARGES - today and tomorrow for resurfacbe in Alhens County Merricly Gat· None. dens. ing. Friends may Call at the funeral School board to meet . home on Sunday from 2 10 4 p.m. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Southern Local Board of EducaSept. 24 discharges - Gilda tion will meet Monday 11 7 p.m. at and 7to 9 p.m. Beaver, Ashley Brammer, Mary lhe high school. Cundiff, Paul Hill, Joseph Clean-up aessloa planned Lawrence, Twila Lemaster, Leniua A clean-up and mulching sesMiller, Murble Shelton and Erma sion wiU be held Saturday 9 a.m. It was incorrectly reponed in Waugh. for the median suip by lhe parking The Daily Sentinel last week !hat Sept l4 births- Mr. and Mrs. lot in Pomeroy. Members of the Mary Hawk of Reedsville was Wade Leslie, daughter, Rio Pomeroy Merchants Association charged with assault in Meigs Grande. ~ edtoassist County Court. Instead, Helen and yard sale . . Jiawk Reedsville, was charged. Beer distributors in the United The Hapisonville Senior CitiThe information was incorrectly States have a political action commit- zens will hold a bake and yard sale reported by lhe court tee called SIJPac. Oct 5 from 8:304 p.m. 11 the town house. Everyone is welcome. th · ea er - - - - - - - --Area deaths-- Hospital news ::le Continued from page 1 Robinson refused to waive e~tradition to .face felony forgery charges and two theft charges here, involving theft of approximately $1,000 cash lian his father and the theft of a gasoline credit card from Herbett Shields. • The fO!f!ery counts result lian an earlier incident this summer, in which Robinson is aUeged to have forged lhree credit card (llllthas. es made on a stolen ctedit card. He had been released on a recognizance bond on those charges, and was arrested in North Carolina on lhe theft counts. The forgery charges have been bound over to lhe Grand Jury for possible indictment. ProJecuting Attorney Steven L. Story has i"equesled a Governor's W81T811l for his return to Meigs County. EMS units answer calls Six calls for ISSistance were answered on Thursday by units of Meigs County Emqency Servicca. . On Thursday 11 8:50 a.m., Rutland llld Pomeroy units went to a structure ftre on Salem Street in Rutland. Patty Allbaugh waa lhe occupint Rutland squad treated Mike Thacker and he was later takcil to Ohio State University Hospital by Life flight Patty Allbaugh refused treatment Siralt A!lbaugh was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. . At 9:51 p.m., Syracuse !quad went to Mile Hill Road. Twila Clark waa taken to V~. At 3:21 p.m., Chester unit went to a brush ftre on State Roule 248 at the Frank Riffle property. At 4:43 p.m., Racine sqUid went to Trouble ~Raid. Mary KeamJ wu treated at the scene. At 4:55 p.m., Rlcine lqllld waa 11ent to State Route 124 for Otis Maclintoct, who wu llllen to VeterW. At 8:08 p.m., Racine iqllld went to State Route 124 for Amanda HunL She was liken to Veterans. Herb Fes_t begins Saturday The Third Annual Herb Fest of lhe River Valley Herbalists will be held Saturday (tomorrow) at Dave Diles Parle in Middleport from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Demonsuations wi)1 be presented on wrealh making, swag making, basket weaving, slate painting, potpourri, cooklll8 and Tussle Mussic. Door·(llizel will be given away 11 each danonltrllion. · Displays ~ tnedicinll and dried herbs will be ~ and there wiU abo be 1 ulel table. · • Entertalnllltillt will be providej1 by Sharon Yenchl on lhe dulcimer as Mll111 Sweet Mountain Sound. The Middleport Arts Council -will pesent a quilt show. Admission to thiJ sbow is ottly $1 and IPlJIOIUmlltely 35 quilts will be featured. . Refreshmenta will be providod by lhe Eleanor Circle of Heath United Methodist Churtlt. For those of you that just can't get your fill of ihe herbil1 world, another herb fest on Sternwheel Weekend in Pomeroy will be pescnt.ed bpnother herb ~· tbe Herbel Harvelterl Society, on · OcL 10 m lhe latier miill-~ Sir* Durin& tllll feat there 1110 Will be • cootliiJ nl heltlll ctalb. \l ' New York has 33; New Jersey, 15. Bush was going after votes in the industrial Midwest after talcing a day off Thursday. He was heading today to Illinois to visit a Motorola plant before beginning a weekend whistlestop train tour in Ohio. Illinois has 22 electoral votos; Ohio, 21. The Clinton campaign hurriedly Stocks Am Ele Power................... .32 3/4 Chili-soup supper The annual Bissell chili-soup supper will be held Oct. 10 with serving to begin at 6 p.m. Call 9492828 for infonnation. There will be live entertainment aitd all friends and relatives are urged to attend. Transportation available Transportation on a bus wilh a certified driver is available for people wanting to attend the Fellowship Church of the Nazarene across from Forked Run State Pa'rk in Reedsville. Call (614) 378-6180 or 985-4420. Divorce sought schedule Saturday, including New Hampshire and Maine to Clintoo 's Vermont and Washington, D.C., visits. Clinton suggested to reporters Thursday that Bush was dodging presidential debates to avoid questions about his role in the Reagan administralioo 's Iran-Contra scandal. Clinton didn't mention IranContra at the New Yort rally, but he jabbed at Bush over the debates, saying lhe president was afraid to go "manoa mano" wilh him. Iran-Contra operative Richard Secord, meanwhile, disputed Bush's assertion that he didn't know about the Reagan White House's arms-for-hostages deals A divorce action has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Steph~n R. Hartenbach, Pomeroy; agamst Crystal M, Hanenbach, Pomeroy. 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M~N1chol, onginally c~tracted to dnv~ Fake L~ft, was lDJUr~ when h~s sulky fl1pped ov!)l' while In spite oftenderankle, Roberts' bat helps Reds top Dodgers 8-4 LOS ANGELES (AP) ..:... If Norm Charlton had his way, he would change Bip Roberts' first name to another three-letter word: MVP. The pint-sized outfielder, who 24 hours earlier tied a National League reeord with his lOth consecutive hit, came off the bench on a tender right ankle and tripled in two runs Thursday night Roberts' lith hit in 14 at-bats .keyed a six-run seventh inning as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 84, keeping their faint hopes alive in the West Divi· sion race. "He has to be . our team MVP " Charlton said after eamin~ his 26th save with three scoreless mnings or relief. "He's played hurt, he leads us in games played and he's played at times when he shouldn't have. His ankle's probably been hurt for a month and a half and he's still out there playing. He's done every· thing we've asked him to do.' : Roberts' anl:le problems began several yeara ago, when he tool: a bad step while hitting third base. A painful cyst develOped in his right anl:le that he aggravated a couple of times this year. lt probably will require surgery after the season. "Il's very sore," he said... I'm hoping that something happens real soon, to the point where I know if I have to do something about it. I'm waiting on the Reds to give me the word as to what I need to do and then go from there.'' Roberts would love to resolve the problem as soon as possible. But he is detennined to keep play· ing until, as is probable, the Reds are mathematically eliminated by the Atlanta Braves. Cincinnati trails by 5 1(2 games with nine to play following the Reds' eighth straight victory. "I'm beat up, but I just go out and ~lay as hard as I can every day,' Roherts said. "If it gets to a point where we're out of the race and there's no need for me to ~o out there and continue to play on 11, then I might have it done sooner. "But I have to tall: with Lou (manager Lou Piniella) and Larry (trainer larry Starr) and see how they feel about it, and then make my decision." Roberts, who came to the Reds last December in the Randy Myers . COMPLETES DOUBLE PLAY - Arter reliring the L.A. Dodgers' Mitch Webster at second base, Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin leaps over Webster arter throwing to first to complete the double play during Thursday night's National League game in Los Angeles, which the Reds won 8·4. (AP) . Nelsonville-York sweeps TVC poll Nelsonville-Y.orl: made it a clean sweep in both the Tri-Valley Conference coaches and the area media poll conducted recently. In the coaches' poll, the Buck· eyes received eight of the nine • first-place votes. Vinton County • received the other fu:st place vote ..-•. and finished in second place, fol· :: : .lowed by Belpre and Trimble in ~ : fourth place. Wellston and Meigs, •• • · which tied for fifth place, were fol· ~·- lowed by Alexander (seventh), ~ .' ,·federal Hocking (eighth) and :• :Miller (ninth). •:.. .· The media poll was exactly the ~ · <same with the exception of Well· ~ : :ston finishing ahead of Meigs in ~ ; fifth place, with the Marauders fin~!:: ishing in sixth plaC7. . •' -: Points were ass1gned to compile •> ··the final totals (9 points through 1 :; : <point). The poU was conducted by ;.· :mail and telephone between :,;: ·;September 17 and 23. Area media (17 votes) I. Nelsonville-York (13)- 148 2. Vinton County (3) -130 3. Belpre (I) -125 4. Trimbl~- 105 5. Wellston - 87 6. MEIGS -54 7. Alexander - 48 8. Federal Hocking - 36 9. Miller - 32 I can hear just fine, but some people seem to mumble... ;•.·:2. :;-=•:5. Wellston-42 ~ : 5. MEIGS -42 r ' .7. Alexander - 22 ~ ~ 8. 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S~t~dm, Atlanta, 14; Flnley, llou1ton, 12; VanSlyke, Phil· l'lurJb, 11; Buller, Loc Angela, II; Al· icca, St. LM•, 10; Mon.ndini, Philadel~ phia •. 8; Offerman, Lo1 Angelca,, I; DoShielob, M......,, 8; S""""'B, Otica· go, I. HOME RUNS - McGrilf. San Diego, 34; Sherfield, San Diego, 33; Bondt, Pl~ 31; D1ulton, A-liltdtJJ~tia, 27; D. Hollina, Philadelphia, 25; Sandberg, Chir;:~go,l5; L. Walke:, Monbeal, 22 STOLEN BASES - Gri.uom, Montreal, 73; OcShield1, Monueli, 46; . RobeN. ClNClNNA11, 44; l.mkfml, SL Louis, 42; NiJ.on, Atlanta, 41; Butler, l...oJ Anaelet_, 41; 0 . Smith. St Lau.iJ, 41. PITCHING (18 decili0111) - Tewkl· bwy, SL. Lou.it, 16-,, .762, 2.19; Glavine, Atlanta, 20-7, .741, 287; Morpn, Chieaao, IS-7, .682, 2.6S; Swindell, CINCIN· NA'I1,12-6, .661,1.SO; Cooe, New York, 13·7, .~0, 2.81; Leibnndl, Atlante, 13-7, .6!0, 3.62; K. Hill, Mon....,, 16-9, .640, 2.61. STRIKEOliTS - Cone, New York, 214; Smoltz, Allantt, 205; G. Maddux , ChicaJO, 117; S. Femandc.z, New York, 183; Dnbck, Pin•bursh. 173; Rijo, ClNClNNATl, 166; Dena, San Dieao, IS6. SA YES - Lc:c Smith, St. l.OIIU:, 40; Mye.n, San DLeio, 36; Weueland, Mon~ oW, 35; D. Jc:ma, HoUston, 31; O.arlton, CINCINNATI, 26; Mitch William•, Philadelphia, 26; Dibble, CiNCINNATI, 2l American League J· . lanu,t3;B RBI - ,Hciullm,91 . ltoo, Phll•dolphlo, 105; Pett!t..oa, Atlanta, 102; SMIIltJd, 5ID Di..., 99; Bond.. Phubvrah, 97; Me· Griff, s.n Jlioae. 96: t.. w.&. Monueol, 9&. Y. .; 19. ,_..,;Now HITS - Pendleton, Allanta, 190; In the raceoff Fake Left held the lead at the ou~ and was timed in 27 seconds in the first quarter. Through a half-mile Western Hanover had edged past Fake Left in 55 4-5 seconds. "I did noc wanllo get in a speed duel because of the number of heats we had already raced," said Waples. "I felt my colt was strong, but Western Hanover had to let me go." At the three-quarters post, Fake Left held the lead by a nose in 1:25 2-5. With the crowd cheering wild· ly, the horses entered the stretch in a dead heat. Western Hanover surged to a brief lead midway through the stretch before Fake Left nosed ahead at the wire. "My colt did everything 1 asked of him and more," Waples said. It was several minutes before the results were made official because of the photo finish. Fake Left's victory extended the quiet frustration of Western Hanover trainer Gene Riegle, a har· ness hall of fame driver and trainer who has continually met with bad fortune in the biggest race in his home state. "The other horse was /. ust the best today," said Riegle." wasn't disappointed today. My colt raced great.,, Fake left was no better than the fourth choice in the eight-horse third division, according to the early line. Yet he won the third elimination by a neck over Western Hanover in I :54 2·5. Western Hanover forcing the raceoff by winning the final in I :53 3-5 in another showdown. The raceoff was only the sixth ever at the Jug. It was the fu:st race· off ever involving four horses at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. Ironically, Waples was the last driver of a triple-crown winner, Ralph Hanover in 1983. The victory, Fake Left's lOth in 23 starts this year with three see· onds and two thirds, was worth $160,744 from a purse or $556,210. "It feels very, very good," said trainer George Sholly. "I didn't know if the horse co11ld compete with these horses on a half-mile track. Then last Thursday after a workout, I came to the conclusion he deserved to be here." Crouch, winner of the second elimination, was third in the race- BATTING- E. Maninez, ScatLie, .143; Puckeu, MinnCIO\I, .32.8; Molilor, MllwUcc, .326; 'ThCII'IW, Chicago, .322; Mack, Minncaoll, .320; Griffey, Scau.Jc, .313; R. Alomu, Tororno, .311 RUNS - PhHiip1, Detroit, I l l; Thomu, Chicago, lOS; E. Martinez, Scat· tie, 100; R. Alomu, Toronto, 99 : Knob\auc:h, Minnc:alU. 97: Raines, 0\icaIO, 96; Andenon, Baltim.ore, 9S; Ma ck, MinnCIOU, 9S; Puckett, Minncsou, 9~. RBI - Aclder, .Deuuh, 119; Cal'\cr, Tcronto. Ill; Thomu, Chicago, 108; G. BeU, Cbic:aao. 108; De\'ercau1, Bal li· mDre, 105; Belle, CLEVELAND, 104 ; Puckett, MinnSOUI, 104. HITS - Puckett, Minneaou, 197 ; Bacrga, CLEVELAND, 1,88; Molhor, Milwaukee, 187; E. Martlnez, Saatlle, Ill : Mt ck, MinnesO\a, 181; Mlltinpy, New York, 171; Dcvcruul, Baltimore, 175. DOUBLES - E. Martinez. Seattle, 46; Thom11, Chicago, 41; MattinaJy, New York, 40; Griffey, Seattle, 38; Yount, Milwaukee, 36; 1efreriet, Kanm City, 3~: Vcntun. ChicaaD, 34: Puckdl, Min· 3-4. TRIPLES - Dcvere~ul, BaltimDrc, t1; L. John1on, Cb~ago, ll; Anderson, Baltimore., 9; Lofton, CLEVELAND, II; ll Alornar, Tormto, 8; Siem., Oakland, 7: Rainel, Chicaao, 7 : Molitor, Milwaukee, 7. HOME RUNS - Jutn Gonr:aln, Teau, 40: McGM. OUJand,140; Ca11et, Toronto, 33; BeUc, CLEVELAND, 32; Fielder, Detroit, 32; Oe.cr, Octtoit, 30; TeniCUJR, DeuoiL, 30. STOLEN BASES - Lotion, CLEVELAND, 62; !Wch, Milwo..U., 53; An· dmon, Baltimore, 51 : Polonia, California, 51; R. Alanu, Torunw, 47; R. Hen· denon, Ookluod, 47: twnao, Oli"JJ, 44. PITCHING (18 deciaiona) - Juan Ou:r:man, Toronto, 15-4, .7R9, 2.75; M1111ina, Baltimott. 17-5, .173, 153; Bolio, Milw•u.kcc, 16-5, .762, 3.44; hck Morril, Toronto, 19-6, .760, 4.09: McDowell, Chic•a~. 20-9, .690, 3.20:, K. Brown, Tew, 20-10, .667, 3.21; App1cr, Ka111a1City, 15·1, .6S2, 2.46. off, with Gamma Ray, which won the fu:st elimination, fourth. The last time the Brown J481 went to a raceoff was 1978 when Happy Escort won. There had been five three-horse raceoffs before, but because a 22-horse field forced three eliminations this year, it was the fu:st raceoff involving four heat Tonight's football Tri-Valley Conference Alexander at Nelsonville-York , Miller at Meigs Trimble at Belpre Vinton County at Federal Hocking Non-league games Athens at Coshocton Cleveland JFK at Marietta' Reedsville Eastern at Symmes Val· ley Gallia Academy at Portsmouth Jackson at Waverly Logan at Washington Court House Southern at South Point Warren Local at River Valley Wellston at Clinton-Massie · GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES l SERVICE 204 Condor SL Pameroy, 011. Spring 11111 Sull•er Hous· MOIIIIIIY thrw Frldllf 9UL·5P.M. Sit. 9 lJL·I P.M. . . GRAVELY ~THE SYSTEM WINS ALL-SPORTS TROPHY - The Meigs Marauders have been awarded the Tri· Valley Conference's all sports tropb•·. It is the second straight year the Marauders have won the tropby, witb Belpre winning it the first year it was presented in 1989·90. Pic· lured are some or the returning players from the championship squads at Meigs from last year. Pictured in the front row are (L·R) Yvette Young (volleyball), Verna Compston and Lori Kelly (girls basketball). Behind them are golfers Adam Krawsczyn, Jay Harris, Jay Cremeans, John Bentley and Chris Knight. winners. Attendance was a record 53,390, breaking last year's mark of 52,967. The Jug was simulcast for the first time, to 28 sites in the U.S. and Canada. DR. 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SAVES - Ec:bn1ey, O•k1• nd, 51; Apilon, Minncaota, 40; Montaomery, Klntu City, 31; Olton, B•llimore, 34; Henke, TorontD, 31; Jeff R'*oll, Oak· land, 30; Olin, CLEVELAND, 27; Fur, New YoD:, 71; R.eardm, B~tcn. 27. Saturday's games ~ ~ .S62 .520 Today's ~ames • '• .S:99 67 St. l..oWI (C1ui 3-10 INI O.bcwne 108} al Philadelphia (Sc:hillina IJ· IO and A1hby 1· 3), 2, 5:35pm. _OieiJO (Maddua 19-11) at Montreal (llillt6-9J, 7,3s p.m. New YOit (Fernandez 13-10) 11 Piu..bur&h (Tomlin 13-8), 7:35p.m. Athn\1 (Avery 11 -10) IL San Dicao (Q,q Huril 2·8), IO,IS p.m . lfounon (Bowen o-6) ll Lot Angelca (Kevin 0.... 1· 13), IO:lS p.m. !JNCINNATI (llolohor 13·14) 11 San Fnnciloo (Ropn 0.1), IO,JS p.m . *'...•• t'. 61 ClNCINNATI...... ..M SanDiqD ..............79 HOUII.CII .................73 San Fnncilco ........ 68 Loo AnaeJ............. 61 Thursday's scores "· ~·. Atlanta .......... ....... ..91 Milwauk•4, Cafitarnla 0 BOCJon ~ a.EVELAND • .t ~ IS 20.5 26 .m ~ :·• .490 .454 .417 Western Dl'ldon <hll•nd .................93 60 .601 MiMeo"' ................ 68 Chicoao.................. ll 70 .539 Tcu• ...... ~ .............73 10 .•71 Kanau City ...........63 &4 .447 Coliromio ...............67 IS .441 Saute ................... .!ll 9S .379 rl" ' ~ - 1~S !JNCINNATII, Lao AnaeJ" • Mlllvlew Clinic 603W. Union Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph. (614) 592·2863 • ' 7 .S07 Thursday's soores AND PRICES ARE FA L AT LJN MASON FURNITURE G •· . I' ' .S42 San Fn.nciaoo •• Atlanta 0 San ~eco 7, HOUilOrl 1 Pilubwp 9, Monlml3 Pbilldclphia 3. OUcaao 2. 10 innina• SL Louia., N• Y<llk 3, 14 inninp FALL HAS ARRIVED... .... ~ - Montre&i ................l3 St Louil ................71 OUcaao 11 Manual, 1:35 p.m. ,"r .· ,. "~ ,, t GB Watern Dlvldon $12995 ; PtL L 70 75 Chicaao. ............... ..7.5 78 New Ycd ............ ..69 13 Philadelphia ...........63 18 . -·'•·-·_,. W Pituburah ..............90 63 .581 ~: .r ~: ----------------------------------------------------------~ ,; .r .I V111Siyke, PllllbwJh, 117; SOefficld, S111 NATIONAL LEAGUE • driving in the seventh race. McNichol was talcen to a hospi· tal for observation and ~as released with a lower-back bruiSe. He was cleared to drive, but said it wouldn't be fair to Fake Left's owners, Marsha Sugarman and Joseph Farrington of Staws Stables outstde Brookline, Mass., to not be 100 percent in such a big race. So he stepped aside and Waples took over. · "It happens sometimes," Waples said. ''Mickey's misfor· tune was my good fortune .... I feel I am the lucl:i~st guy here tod.ay because I hadn t planned on driv· ing in the Jug." In order for Waples and Fake Left to pull off the upset, they had to outduel driver Bill Fahy and Western Hanover tw1ce m th~ee head-to-head matchups comtng down the stretch. Western Hanover, winner of the Cane Pace and Messenger Stakes a~ a heavy favonte to capture the tnple crown, came up short. Scoreboard WE GIVE SEN IOR CITIZENS 10 .. DISCOUNT St.l.ouilll Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. New Yolt at PittlbwJh,l:35 p.m. (8) Vinton County (I) - 70 z;;! ~4.'3. Trimble Bel pre - 63 - 53 Sv.Nj)Ylt]' S'PECIYlL SUNDAY, SEPT. 27, 199~ Sunday's games Better Hearing makes Ufe Easier For You And More Enjoyable For Those You Uve With "' . Coaches' poll (9 votes) r: ~ - '1. Nelsonville·York 80 trade, is hitting .321 and is on his way to becoming the Reds' first switch-hitter to bat .300 since Dave Collins hit .303 in 1980. His triple off Kip Gross put the Reds ahead 7-4, after Willie Greene tied the score with a tworun triple off loser Roger McDow· ell (6-10) and Barry larkin added an RBI single. Bob Ojeda, looking for his first win in eight srarts and his second in his last 14, handed the buUpen a 4· 2 lead that evaporated quickly. All four batters McDowell faced even· tually scored. The blown save was the Dodgers' 16th of the year and sev· enth by McDowell, who has retired his first batter only 16 times in 58 auempts. The Dodgers wiU have to completely revamp their bullpen if they hope to compete in 1993 which may result in the departures of McDowell, Jim Gott and Jay Howell. 1992 NOW OttLY •11 c•Mtte. MSRP $12,5110 NOW ONLY SJ 0,899 NEW 1992 S·IO EXT. 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Uudge Buck p-resents DAR program _ Page a: .Drugs blamed for --""blems in the classroom · Deir ADD Landers: In your response 10 "Burned Out in Philadelphia," you asked what is being done about the problem of violence · . in our schools. I can tell you. Absolutely nothing. My husband is a high school teacher. Our house has been splattered with raw eggs, and his tires have been tished. He fears his students when he walks into the classroom, even though he is 6 feet 3 inches llll and weighs 230 pounds. Some or the boys are bigger than he VOCAL MUSIC OFFICERS • Pictured are orti~ers for tbe Meigs Vocal Music Department for this year. They are,l-r, Tracey Grueser, president;.Mike Cremeans, vice-president; and Cassie Hubbard, secretary-treasurer. ed. · · . ~ clo~up observance of the Civil Will monument followed the · meeting. Refreshments were served at Crow's Steak House by Mrs. Wendell Cleland, Miss Eleanor Community Calendar items GALLIPOLIS • TOPS #OH Smith, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. appear two days before an ev~t 1383 Cheshire TOPS workshop 9 James O'Brien, Mrs. Dale Dutton and tbe day of that event. Items a.m. 10 npon at the Gallia County and Miss Lucille Smith. must be received well In advance Junior Fairgrounds. to assure publicallon In tbe calendar. SUNDAY POMEROY - Gospel concert, FRIDAY Sunday, 7 p.m., Laurel Cliff Free POMEROY • Revival, Calvary Methodist Church, Pomeroy. The Pilgrim Chapel, Route 143, through Pathfinders will perform. Pastor Sunday. Rev. L.J. Cherryholmes, Pete Tremblay welcomes the pubevangelisL Special sin$ing nightly. lic. Rev. Victor Roush invites the public. COOL VILLE - Homecoming, Vanderhoof Baptist Church, LONG BOTIOM - Revival at Coolville, Sunday. Potluck dinner The Wildwood Garden Club Mt. Olive Community Church in at noon. Pastor Cecil A. Morrison met recently at the home of Juanita Long Bottom through Sunday at 7 invites the public. Will. p.m. nightly with Evangeli~t The meeting opened with devoWilliam Villers, Annamoriah, RACINE - The Battle for the tions by Doris Grueser reading "Making Life An Adventure" and W.Va. Pastor Lawrence Bush Hearts and Minds of Our Kids by Children at RiSk, a two part video "Somebody Smiled, Mfollowed by a invites the public. series, will be JRSCntcd Sunday at prayer. For roll call everyone was LONG BOTIOM • Faith Full 7 p.m. at the Racine First Baptist to bring and read their favorite Gospel Church in Long Bonom Church. poem. An invitation was read from will have preaching and singing ROCK SPRINGS • Family and Rutland Garden Club to attend Friday at 11;1.m. with David Dailey their open meeting and flower and the Oatley Family and other friends of the late Walter and Edna show. A thank-you note was read local singers. Pastor Steve Reed Oiler Gilmore, family reunion, from Hilda Yeauger. It was noted invites the public. Fellowship will Sunday, Rock Springs Grange Hall. Dinner at I p.m. Bring a covered that Evelyn Hollon received 16 rib- follow. dish and table service. bons on arrangements and horticulTIJPPERS PLAINS • The Tnpture exhibits at the Meigs County pers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 RACINE - Eagle Rid~e ComFair. · and Ladies Auxiliary will hold a munity Church homeeommg, SunEvelyn Holter gave the monthly round and square dance Friday day. Morning service 10 a.m., i'!:port on chrysanthemums. They from 8-11:30 p.m. with music by carry-in dinner at noon, afternoon Ire sun-loving plants and should be plan~d where they have sun the C.J. and the Country Gentlemen. service at 1:30 p.m. Special singing. Public invited. majority rl tl)e day. The south side Public invited. ofa wall or building is ideal to hold RACINE - The Star Mill Part POMEROY • AA meeting Sunihe heat and protect from frost. Old Board, Racine, will be serving day, 7 p.m., JTPA building, plants should be .divided in the chili, ham sandwiches, pop and Pomeroy. s~ng as soon as growth starts, the division should consist of only one coffee on Friday during the gospel MARIETIA - Golf tournament, or two sprouts taken from the out- sing and on Saiurday during the fall festival. Marieua Country Club, II am. by side of the clump. When they are Easter Seal Society of the River through nowering remove the stalks at once within a few inches POMEROY - Pomeroy Senior Cities,lnc. ~f the ground. This will help root · Citizens Dance Club will hav~ a SYRACUSE · The First Church ilevelopment and make them sent dance Friday from 8-11 p.m. with tlilt vigorous sprouts in the spring. music by Millie and Kenny of God in Syracuse will hold its For the program Juanita Will Reynolds, Long Bonom. Bring homecoming Sunday at 10:30 a.m. had "Craft of Your Choice" which snacks for the snack table. Arthur A potluck dinner will begin at noon she showed ornaments she had Connant will be the caller. Public followed by the afternoon service. Pastor David Russell invites the made that could be used at Christ- invited. public. mas. A favorite to hang on the tree ANTIQUITY Hymn sing, Friwere cinnamon designs, using one- day, 7 p.m., Faith Fellowship CruMIDDLEPORT • Homecoming half cup cinnamon, one-half cup sade for Christ, S.R. 338, Antiquiat the United Pentecosral Church in unsweetened applesauce and one ty, with the End Time Siqgers, The Middleport will be Sunday at 10 tablespoon of Elmer's Glue. Mi~. Headed Home Singers and more. a.m. with a potluck dinner followroll out, cut out designs and lay on Public invited. ing the service. There will be no cDokie shee~ rubbing with dry cinevening service. ll'amon and let dry. She also used SATURDAY dried apple and orange slices, fasPOMEROY - The Pomeroy MONDAY tening bay leaves, ciMamon slicks Merchants Association will have a REEDSVll.LE • Eastern Local and star anise in the middle making clean-up work session Saturday, 9 OAPSE meets Monday, 7:30 p.m., a holiday decoration. Another was on the parking lot to mulch a.m., at the high school. using various dried flowers inside the median sarip. cl!ied milkweed pods. POMEROY - Meigs County For the arrangement of the RUTLAND - There will be a Veterans Service Commission month, Evelyn Hollon used Queen· Elizabeth pmk roses, gum wood dance at the Rutland American meets Monday, 7:30p.m., Veterans and evergreen in an oil lantern. She Legion Hall on Saturday from 8 Service Office in Pomeroy. also had a pink and white Dahlia. p.m. to midnight with music by Free vision screening Other specimen exhibits included a White's Hill Band. Public invited. butterfly bush by Dorothy Smith KANAUGA - Liberty Moun- scheduled Oct. 13 and Mrs. Will had a bouquet of difA free comprehensive vision taineers will perform Saturday at ferent colored roses. screening will be provided by the The meeting adjourned with the the D.A.V. Center in Kanauga. Marietta Ophthalmology Associhostess serving refreshments to the ates on Tuesday, OcL 13 from 9:30 MIDDLEPORT - Ballroom a.m. members. Pegj!y Moore won the to 2 Jl.m. at the Meigs County dance, Friday, 7-11 p.m., Legion Senior hostess door pnze. Ctlizens Center. Screening Anne~. Middleport. Music by will !Je bY. appointment only. The George Hall. Food and ice avail- appnm1ments are·being handled at able. the Pomeroy Center, 992-2161. 9Phthalmologists su~est · LOITRIDGE • Country music thaiThe persons find ObJects night will be held at the Lotttidge biiiiT¢ or see who halos around lights ~'· · There are still openings in the Community Center on Saturday should be screened for problems. ~tis aquatic program at Royal from 7 p.m. to midnighL All bands The screening at the center will :oak Resort in Pomeroy. are welcome and refreshments will include a full range of services to ! .The program is a recreational be available. detect decreased vision or glauco)series of gentle exercise activities ma. . •,in the pool. It is open to members rl the community who tuffer from lanltnlia and it is not necessary to ~ liow to swim. weight rontrol. A series of six-weelc cl • 'fl'iined pcrsonnc;l conduct the weight control will be of~ There will be a limit as to the lieUions, which are being held at the Meigs County Health number of people who can be oo on Thesdays and Thun~ ment beginning SepL 29 admitted to each series of claasea flolli 10-11 a.m. through Nov. 1: which are 10 be held in the confer. ~~ PI ipants may register at any ence room of the multi-purpose There wiD be a choice of nights . . .iOII. for the classes, either Tuesday or building, Mulberry Heights, I Further information may be Thursday, and classes are free to Pomeroy. ;pbtained by contacting Sarah Meigs County residents. . Residents should resister as cGrew a! 593-2518 between 8 Each class wiD be of two hour's soon as possible due 10 clall size m. and S p.m. There is a $20 fee duration. Attendance is required at limitations. . or thole able to pay. only one two hour session weekly. Those wanting to resister may Sponsors of the progJ8111 are the Classes will include nutrition edu- call the Meisa County Health phio Uniw:l1ity College of Osteo- cation, stress management, weekly Department at 992-6626. When icine, the Central Ohio weigh-ins, relaxation techniques, regtstering indicaro a preference of rlthe Arthritis Foundation recipes, diet recall sl!eets, exercise Tueaday or Thursday evening )1111 Oak Resorl. . . techniques and other phases of cllss. Community calendar Juanita Will hosts garden club meeting tfrogram continues Weight contr. 1classes slated is. Here In Buffalo, we haw: the woot teen-age pregnancy rate in New YOtt state. It's higher than New YQD: City's. Buffalo has around-theclock violence, drive-by shootings, a horrendous drug problem and failing schools. Many "children" do not come 10 school to leam. They haw: no desire to get an education · because they have no intention of working for a living. Why should they work 11 a job? They can make a heck of a lot more money dealing drugs than driving a truck or doing construction. This country will go down the drain if we don't do something to eradicate drugs. Most of the crime you read about in the papers is drug related. Arresting dealers obviously does not work. We have proven that already. We cannot afford the prisons, the police or the loss rllife. The only wottable altenwive is to lesm from Prohibi- It's about a husband and wife who, when visitina New Yort, were served chocolate cake for· dessert in the dining room rl one rl: the better-known holcls. The cake was Iii delicious the astcd the waiter if she could bave the recipe. He told lier, "Of coune,• and provided her wilb I oopy. A short lime 1ft« she and ber· husband renncd home, t h e received a bill for $1011 for the chocolaJe catc m:ipc. She - 111 upset that she caDed her aaomey 10 fllld out if she was obliplcd by law, 10 pay the bill. The lltomey wed; her that indeed she was, since sbe had astcd for lbe recipe and the waittr had proYidlld iL The following day, tbe WOIIUII received I biD for $50 for legal SCI Vices. - J.C.B., HIGH POINT, N.C. DEAR J.C.B.: (~my JapOIISC to your good leucr WOD't aea1e a LOw Point in Higb Point. but · if you've beea telling dais 1101)' for 40 yelWS. you aren't the only one. At least 50 people have sent it 10 me. Ann Landers ANN IANIIEIIS "lm, IMAIIP<o Tta.. s,....... s,... ... CreMon rt_, . lion dtu&sUnfortunately, I don't see any chance that this wiD happen. Our politicians will not face any or the problems in our country. No one is loolcing at the big picture; no one is taking responsibility. We seem to have lost our drive to be the best country in the world, and that is a sure predictor of decline. - C. IN BUFFALO, N.Y. DEAR BUFF.: We've discussed the legalization or drugs in this space before and I'm against iL And I don't share your pessimism about the ruture or this country. We need to invest a great deal m~ money in our schools, get Head Start funded again and rewanl our teachers. A nation's children are its greatest natural n:sourcc:, and we must not forget iL Dear AnD Landers: You recendy printed an amusing column about a fake story that had to do with the cost of a chocolate-chip oatmeal coolcie recipe. The recipe was supposed to have originated with Neiman-Marcus. That story sounded a lol like an oldie I've been telling for at least 40 years. Syrocust Church of God Apple and Se<011d Sto. Pastor: Rev. David Ruuell Sundoy School IIIII Wonhip· 9:30a.m. Evenina Servicet · 7 p.m. Wednesday Servica · 7 p.m. W. MoinSt Pastor: Andrew Milea Sunday Scllool· 9:30 om. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Sef'ioeo · 7 p.m. PornerJb"ttiA!l . de Churdo of Chrllt 3 Orildrm'o Home Rd. 992·3847 Sundly Scllool · II o.m. Wonhip · 10 o.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Sef'ic:eo · 7 p.m. Putor.Rc¥. Sunday sdlool • o.m. Wonbip - It Lm. ond 1 p.m. Wednesday Sel'lic:e -7 p.m. Frft Wll Bopllst Churth Alb Simi, Middleport Putor. Mad. Morrow S.unlay Sel'lic:e -7:30p.m. Sunday SdJocl . 10 o.m. Won!Up - lla.m., Wednesday Servia-7:30p.m. Aullud Flnllaplbl C~un:h Sunday SdJocl . 9-.30 a.m. Wonllip ·10:45 LID. P au OJ Flnl Baptilt EaaMaioSL Dr. lee Manit Sunday SdJocl . 9:30 O.ID . Wonbip - 10.30 Lm. WMn~ga~ •• ~ fiiJ'JS for w/IIJI? Wllo sUI/Ids wltue? "TM AM Londus GMitkfor Brides" has all tM iWIIItTS. Seii/J a K/f· addressed, long. bllsilltrs-size envelope and a cMci or _ , order for $3.65 (tltis i11claus postage aNl IIIJitdJing) to: Brides, c/o Ann /,.a!~Urs, P.O. Btu J 1562, Chicago, Ill. 60611-0562. (/11 Clllllllla, Kllll $4. 45. I FlniSootlton BaP.llsl 41812 Pomcrov Ph Putor. E.Loaw O'Bry111t Sunday SdJocl . 9:30 o.m. w~ . t0:4S 1.111., 7:30p.m. Wodnaday Scroiccs · 7:30p.m. -loport Flnllaplbl ComerSixdll Polmcr Putor. Reo. JIUIICS A. Seddon Sunday SdJocl . 9:'' ...... Wonloip · 10:" Lm. We* ty Senica . 1 p.m. Topics listed for observance As a part of the observance of Women's Health Month, the Meigs County Extension Service will conduct a progJ8111 entitled "Balancing Mind, Body and SpiritM on OcL 8 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Meigs County Senior Cilizens Center. Topics will include "Letting Go Without Feeling Guilty, "USDA Food PyramW, "Menopause, A Life Change" "Stress and Biofeed· back", "Reducing Fat and Cholestero!M, and "An Attitude Adjust- ment" The presenters wiD be Extension agents, Cindy Oliveri, Meigs Coun- ty; Lana Hardy, Lawrence County; Becky Culbenson, Gallia County; Janet Hollingsworth, Athens County; Deanna Tribe, South District Home Economics Specialist, and Jeanette Ray, Alhe~intoo Counties program assistanL Funding for the program is provided by an Ohio Department of Robin White is named lrJember of chorale group Robin White, son of Robert and Dove White, Coolville, has been selected as a member or the A Cappella Singers and the Chorale at Ohio Valley College. White is a junior music major at Ohio Valley and is a member rl the Kappa social club. The A Cappella Singers will be touring the Charleston, Wheeling, Columbus, and Canton areas throughout the year. They wiD participate in a choral festival in January at Harding University in Searcy, Ark. Timothy Dishman, assistant professor in music, directs the A cappclla Singers. ---·..... Health Brant for Women's Health Month programming. The program is free of charge and open to the public. Regisbalion is requested by Oct. 6 at the Extension offiCe, 992-«i96. Pator. &... Doawr Sundoy SdJocl • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:-401.111., 7:30p.m. Weolrlesdoy Scroiccs • 7:30p.m. SlY..- ......... Puur. Billl.iale Sundoy Sc6oot -10 o.m. W~ • II Llll., 7:30p.m. WeolrlesdoyScroiccs . 7:30p.m. Connie Dodson named queen ML IJoka llopllsl Putor.JoeN. Soyn: Connie Dodson was elected Valentine Queen for tbe Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapcu, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, at the aroup's recent meeting at The Stowaway in Galli lis. poThe rush party will be held Sept. 28 at the Pomeroy United Methodist Cbun:h at 6:30 p.m. A slumber party theme will be used with prizes awanled for the funniest, . IIIII III05l original. were discu and 1 special thank-you wu given to Ronda Ketchum for ber'work in scheduling. A craft day at Eastern High School was discussed for Nov. 14 and also a bazaar on Nov. 28 111111 29 for all four sorority chapas in Meigs County. C:=s Sunday SdJocl . 9:4S a.m. E...... · 6:30p.m. Wodnaday Scroiccs · 6:30p.m. Btdlld&-.lapdlt ,._, Reo. l!ort Shuler Suadoy SdJocl . 10:.30 o.m. Wonhip • 9:30o.m. Thundoy- . 7:30p.m. Old -FrftWIIIBapllllCIIurdl UIIOI SL AL 7, Middleport Sundoy SdJocl • I 0 o.m. ~ · 1:30pm. ThundoyScroiccs - 7:30pm. m H - JJoplbl Cllllrdl Sl. AL 143 jwl oil AL 7 Po-= Rev. J-R. Acn>e. Sr. 1 ~Scboci - IOo.m. Wonloip . II Lm., 6 p.m. W 1 byScroiccs-7p.m. B... BapllllCioopel SlO ~ ~· Midd"-' Dmd 8lyoo, "sr. ~ Scbool - lOo.m. Wonhip • II Lm., 1 p.m. WednudoySmica . 7 p.m. Alfred news notes RUTH and BRUCE BLOWERS Missionaries to appear at Rutland church Judy and Tom Avis, Jonathan and Megan, recently returned from New Orleans, La. There, Jonathan entered competition on an internationa! level with his saxaphone. Approximately 200 teenagetS compe~ in many different area. The Avases report their week in New Orleans was 'Jery educational and Bruce and Ruth Blowers, missionaries to Papua New Guinea, will be at the Rutland Church of the Naz~ne on. Friday at 7 p.m. · Modell4622 for a special serviCe. Rev : Blowers, born in New I 022 Stitch electronic York, received a B.A. degree •Speed control Trevecca Nazarene College, He I •1 Step button hole also holds a Th.B. degree from Southern Pilgrim Bible College, I oOpen arm and he has studied linguistics at the Univer.sity of Oklahoma and in I Australia. , Mrs. Ruth Blowers attended I ON(J l Southern Wesleyan Bible College 1011111 and also swdied linguistics in Aus- I With epproved credit tralia. Rev. Blowers has completed the I translation of the New Testament in the Wahgi Language of Papua I New Guinea. He has also served a Mission Director and has been I involved in the growing districts as treasurer, advisory board member I and as acting Superintendent of the Madang DistricL Mrs. Blowers ministers 10 pas- I tors' wives on the district level, I teaches relisious instruction in priLllll11:0 SUPPLY mary schools and teaches reading I in the tribal language. Rev . and Mrs . Blowers have I four children: David Ray, Darlene Brooks, Lawrence Dean and James Bruce. They have been missionar- I With purchase of ies in Papua. N~w Guinea since I 19S5 and Nazarene ministries since Model9143 1965, They will share the ministry through a message and an audio- I A $149.99 VALUE visual presentation, also dilplaying I typical itemt from the field. Pastor Sam Basye Jr. invites' the ·· I public. IDN~BaJ:._. Po-= Jnesl!. Keesee Wonhip • 10 Lm., 1 p.m. Wednudoy Smicos • 7 p.m. FoldollotpiWCIIIIrdl Roibood SL, Muoo ~ Scbool · tO o.m. Wanloip . II LID., 6 p.m. W........., Smicos • 7 p.m. enjoyable. The church and community offer sympathy to Evelyn Sedgwick and her family in the death of · her husband, Harold (Ted) Sedgwick. Gertrude Robinson, AHred, is Evelyn's sister. Many from Alfred community IIICDded visiiilion and servioes. F - l l • Ba!llllt l'la«:AriusHUII Sundoy Scbool - 10 ...... Wonhip - llo.m. •••••••••••••••• •• s2732· -- • • •• • ML Morillo llopdol Fooodlol Moin SL, Middk:pM r.-: Reo. Oilbat Cilia. Jr. Sundoy SdJocl . 9:30 o.m. Wonbip - 10:4, Lm. 1 FREE CIBINEI ~ ! E I •• • • Friday, September 25, 1992 . lnslruc:tion on court procedures, a IIIOCk lrial, a display of court case materWs.and a IWr of the ~ntly JeiiOYited County Courthouse were illclllded in the program presented by Robert Buck, judge of Meigs County Juvenile Court, when Return Jonathan Mei_gs Chapter, Daugh~ of tbe -'mencan Revolution,.met recently at the Meigs County Court House. ' The business meeting preceeded the program with Regent Mrs. Wendell Cleland presiding. Mrs. Arthur Skinner, DAR Good Citizens Chainnan, presented her resignation as chairman. Sixteen members, one prospective membeli and one guest attend- N The Daily Sentinel The Dally Sentlnei-Page-7 ....__----ti:...-- ,..:~'t..~~ Sundoy Scbool - 9:30 ..... Wonhip • 10:4' Lm. Thundoy Smi<CI . 7:30p.m. · · - Solem&. ...... Bapllsl l'lllcr. Rev. Pout Toylor Sunday Scbocl · 10 o.m. E...U.c · 7p.m. WednudoyScnias·7pm. AJII-- --' ' Middl<pan Baplllt The free Arm Sewing lll.c:hirMt Moclel1021 .... llltllllllllilll ...... -=. . .-.. . Scboci - IOo.m. ID. REG. $299.99 OILY • $149''' •• • I RACINE PLANING MILL lill W01k .: •• = i ' ..- •..,-~ Pttttlllf • C ~bmet Ma• m~ l': t.•·'·'"~• "· ac;l , I Syracuse • • West..H2·2214 Barwollow Rldae Church of Chrlol Puu,: Jack Colegrove Smcloy Scllool· 9:30 1.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday SeiVi<eo · 6:30p.m. Zloo Church of Christ Pomesoy, Harriocnville Rd. (Rt. 143) Paator: Interim putor s...dly School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sef'ioeo · 7 pm. Brodbury Churth ol Chrlll Po"or: Tom Runyon Sundoy School · 9:30 1.rn. Wonhip · I 0:30 1.m. Tuppen Plol111 Churdl ol Cllrist Po11or: Robert Footer Sunday Scllool · 9 1.m. Worship. 9:45 o.m.• 6:30p.m. llnter Church or Cbrlsl Paa.or: Ouil SU!wari Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. Wednesday ScMQtl · 7 p.m. RuUond Church o( Chrlsl Postor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Muon Church o( Christ MillerSL,Moson, W.Vo. Sundly S<bool · tO 1.m. Wor1hip - ll a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneodly Sef'ioeo · 7 p.m. Bro,.ord Chun:h oiChrlsl SL Rt 124 "' Co. Rd. ' Pusor: Derek Stump Sundoy Scllool· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnelclay Servioeo · 7:30p.m. Sue<eo~ Rood Church ol Christ Pattor: J01eph B. Hoskins Sllndoy School · 9 o.m. Wonhip · 10 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednetdoy Sel'li<eo • 7 p.m. Llbtrty Chriltlon Churdl Dexoer Pootor: Woody Colt Sundoy Scllool · tO a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wcdneodly Sef'ice . 7 p.m. LlnpvUle Chrllllln Church SIDidly School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoclly Sef'ioe 7:30p.m. Hnnlock Gl'Gve Church Posw: Chorleo OorniJan Sundoy school· 10:30 o.m. Wonhip · 9:30 o.m., 7 p.m. RHdtvllle Church ofChrlsl Pntor: Philip Sturm Sundly School: 9:30 o.m. Wonhip Sef'ice: I0:30 o.m. Bible Sludy, Wcdne~day, 6:30p.m. En1!'1'rioe Putor: Keith Rader Sundoy School • I0 am. Wonhip . 9 o.rn., 6 pm. Tuesday Sef'iceo · 1 p.m. Church of God of Prophecy 0.1. Whl1e Rd. orr St. Rs. 160 PutOr: Pat Henson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Flalwoodo Pastor. Ke.ilh Rader Sundoy School • I 0 om. Wmhip·lla.m.,6p.m. Thundoy - · . p.m. r New Llle Church <I God Chester Pu tor: Gaoy Hines Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip · 6 p.m. Wedneodoy Sef'ice. • 7 p.OJ . ForeotRuo Putor: Deroo Newman Sundoy Schooi·IO om. Wonhip . 9 o.ln. Thunday Sef'iceo ·6:30pm. Episcopal Heolh (Middloporl) Groce EpiiCOpll Church 326 E. Moin So., Paneroy P11tor: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Sunday tchool and wonhip · I a.m. Sundty School · 9:30a.m. Woiilup • 10:30 o.m. Wednesday Service• . 6p.m. Holiness Putor: Deroo Newman Putor. Fronk S'milh Mren Mlnemllle Pine Grove Bible Roll .... Church 1/2 mile off RL 3~ P1111or: R~ , O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:30 1.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servlce - 7:30 P·n:' · Sundoy School · 9 Lm. Wonhip . tO a.m. Pearl Cllapel Paator. Florence Smith Sundoy Scllool • 9 Lm. Wonhip - lOom. Wcsleyao Bible HollnesJ Church 75 Purl St, Middleport. Pusor: Rev. Roy McC.ony Sundly school · 9:30 Lm . Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sef'ice ·7:30p.m. l'omeNII P"tor: Eunhae (Gna:) Kee Sundoy Scllool • 9:" o.m. Wonhip . 10:~ un., 6 p.m. Wedn.esday Services • 7:30p.m. HyscU Run Holiness Church Paosor: Robert Manley Swully School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:45 o.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7:30p.m. Rock Spring• Paooor.Kenh Rader Sundoy School · 9: 15 o.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Wednesday Services · 6 p.m. AuUond Pastor: Anhur Crabtrte S~mdly School· 9:30a .m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Thunday Serviees . 7 p.m. Harrlsonwllle Hollnes.s Chapter PasLOr: Re\1, John Neville Sunday School 10 o.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sef'ice · 7:30p.m. Salem Center Pasror: Roo fierce Sunday School· 9:" om. Wonhip · 10:1' Lm. Latter-Day Saints R""'11Dlzed Church of Jeouo Chrltt In Lllter Da7 Salntl Snowville Ponlond-Racine Rd. Putor: Flormce Smith Pastor: William Roush Sunday School · 10 o.m. Worship • 9 o.m. Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhil> - I0:30a.m. Wedlleodly Services-7:30p.m. Beth•nJ P111or: Kenneth Balcer Sundoy School · tO o.m. Wonhip · 9 a.m. Wedne•clly Setviceo · 10 a.m. Luth eran SL Jolin Lulh....., Church Pino Grove Pasoor. Lou11 A. Leoch Shstffier Wonhip • 9:30 o.m. SWldoy School · 10:30 o.m. Carmel Our Sovlour Luthenn Church Walnut IIIII Henoy Sto., Ravenswood, W.Va. Co-puton: Revs. Richanl & Posricia Boodo-Krug Sundoy School - 9:30 om. Wonhip • II a.m. Cllrlstlon Union "'"""School Theron· Durhom Sundoy 9:30 o.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wedneodoy Sef'iceJ . 7 p.m. Horlfol'<l Church of Christ In Chrlstlon Union Hollforo, W.Va. Paa1or: Rev, O.vid McManis Sundoy School · II o.m. Wonhip • 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedneoclly Services • 7:30 pm. Church of Go d ML Morto• Churt- <1 Cod Racine · Pulor. Rev. lames Saucrfield Sundoy School • 9:4' o.m. EYeninJ . 7 p.m. Wedne•day Servica . 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:45 o.m. (2nd & 4111 Sun) Morning Star Putor: Kennelh Baker Sunday School · 9:45 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m . Thunday Services • 7:30p.m. Sutton Sl. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Sycamore&. Second St, Pcmeroy Putor: Laura A. Leaeh Shreffier Sunday School • 9:4' o.m. Wonhip • 11 o.m. Pusor: Kennelh Balcer Sunday S<hool· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:45 om. (111& 3nl Sun) EaSI l.<tar1 Pastor. Roger Grace Sundoy School · 10 1.m. WoniUp • 9 a.m. United Methodi st Gnloam Unlled Melhodlst Wonhip • 9:30 Lm. (hl dl: 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3nl dl: 41h Sun) ·Wcdne1day Service · 7:30p.m. Racine Pastor. Roger Grace Sundoy School · 10 o.m. Wonhip · It a.m. Ml. Olive Unlled Methodlll Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pasl.Or. Otules Jones Sundoy School · 9:30 om . WorshiJ> • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thunday Serv.iccs · 7 p.m. Laurel Cliii'Fm Molhodlsl Church Pastor: Peter Tremblay Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednudoy Servia:• · 7 p.m. RuUond Bible Methodlol Pastor. Rev. Ivan Mye11 Sundoy Scllool · 9:30 1.m. F.Yening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 1 p.m. Mdp CooperoUvo P.rlsh Norlhealt Clulter Alfred P11L0r. Sharm Haurman Sundoy School · 9:30 t .m. Wonhip • II o.m., 6:30p.m. Cool•llle United Melhodlst Parish Pastor: Horold E. AUoway·Priddy Coolville Church Main a Fiflh s.. Sunday S<hool· 10 a.m. Wonhif • 9 o.m. Tuesday SeMCCI • 7 p.m. Chester Hobooo Chun:h ol Chrltt In Putor.Aoy Sundly School - om . Evenins7:30 p.m. Tuesday dl: Thundoy . 7:30p.m. RHdtvllle Fellowship Churdl <llhe N111rt11e Po-= lolwt W. Douglas Sunday S<bool · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip . 10:4S om., 1 p.m. Wedneodoy Services · 7 p.m. N._ Seulemetll c•ur<h Sundly Wmhip . 2:30p.m.: Thursday aeMc:a . 7:30p.m. Synaote Church <llhe Noza,...e Puu>r: Rev. Glenn McMillon Sunday School • 9:30 om. Wonhil> -10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. South Belhol NewTatamenl SilverRidae Pu111r. Duane Sydmwidcer &inclly School . 9 o.m. Wonhip • 10 un., 7 p.m. Wedne.day Service .7 p.m. Pumeroy Church olllle Nuorene Puur. Rev. Thonw M.Oung Sunday School · 9:30 am. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. ond 6 p.m. Wcdnetday Serviceo • 7 p.m. Corleton lnlerdenomlnllluul Cllurch Kinpbwy Rood l'lllor: Clyde W. Hendenon Sundoy School -9:30 Lm. Evenins . 1 p.m.· Wednesdoy Service · 7 p.m. Ch....,. Chorch of lhe Nuorene Putor: Rev. Herbert Gn1e Sunday School • 9:30 ..... Wonhip · llo.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnesdty Services - 7 p.m. Freed'"" Gospel Mlllloot Bold Knob, 011 Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Rocer Willford Sundoy School · 9:30 Lm. Wonhip· 10:4S am., 7 p.m . Wedllesclly Servia: · 7 p.m . • Rud1nd Church rl the Nazarene Putor: Samuel Buye Wblle'o Cloapel Wesleyon Coolville Rood Passor: Rev. Phillip Ridenoor Smelly School · 9:30 o.m. Wtnhip · 10:30 o.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Sundoy School • 9:30 om. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesd•y SeJvices • 7 p.m. Porllond FlrSI Churth ollhe N111,...e Putor: William Jusli.s Sundoy School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:40 Lm., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Sef'iceo. 7 p.m. Folrvlewllible Church Lelarl, W.Vo. Rt 1 Paaor: James Lewis Sundly School . II o.m. Wonhip • 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m Wednesdoy Sef'ice · 7:30p.m. New Hann Church of the Nazareae Po11or: Glendon StroUd Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 Lm ., 7 p.m. Wednetdoy Sef'io:eo · 7 p.m. Colvory Bible Church Pomcrov Pike, Co. Rd. Postor: Rev. Bllckwood Sundoy SdJocl. 9:30 Lm. Wonhip 10:30Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servia · 7:30p.m. Olher Churches EndUme HOUle oiPnyer (11 Burtinghom church elf Rouse 33) Pastor: RobeR Vance Sunday wonhip • 10 a.m. Wednesday service · 6:30p.m. Splrlluol Follh Church Stooe 338, Antiquity TrlnllJ CoogregatJonal Church PallOr: Rev. Roland Wildman Clluodl - 9:15 o.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Sundly SdJocl. 10 o.m. Evenins · 7:30p.m. Thundoy Service . 7:30 pm. Pasaor. A. Srewan The Salvollon Amy liS Buuemut Ave., Pomeroy. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wonhip · IO:OOo .m., 7:30p.m. Colvory Pilgrim Chopol Honisooville Rood Pootor: Rev. VitiOr Rouah Sunday Scllool9:30 o.m. Wonhip · llom., 7:30p.m . Wednetdoy Sef'ie< . 7:30p.m. Middleport Community Church 515 Purl St.. Middleport Pastor. Sam Andenon Sundoy SchooiiO o.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. SUvenvllle Word ofFollh Puoor. Dovid Doiley Sunclly Scbocl9:30 o.m. Evenina . 7 p.m. Thundly Service · 7:30p.m. Pu1or: KeMeth Baker Pastor: Sharoo Hausman Chnsttan Unton Wonhip • 10:30 om., 6:30 p.m. Wedneaday Services - 7 pm . Wonhip • 9 o.m. Sunday School · tO o.m. Thursdly Services · 7 p.m. Joppo Br:lhel Church Panor: Brenda Weber Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Sundoy School · 10:30 o.m. Wednesday Services . 7:30p.m. Townohip Rd., 468C Sundoy School • 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 o.m. Wednesday Services · 10 a.m. Looalloltom Poooor. Rev. Sddon John1011 Sundoy School • 9:30 o.m. Worohil> . 10:30 om . Wedneodoy Sef'icea · 7:30p.m. Hocklngpor1 Church Gnnd Stree1 Sundoy Scllool · 10 a.m. Wonhip • II o.m. Wednetday Services · 8 p.m. Reecbvllle Pallor. Rev, Sddon Jolwt1011 Wonhip • 9:30 a.m. Sundoy School · I 0:30 o.m. Wednesdoy Sef'iceo . 7:30p.m. Ton:h Church Co. Rd. 63 SW>doy Scllool· 9:30 o.m. Worship . 10:30 I.ID . Nazaren e Racine Flnl Cloerch or 1111 Nuorene Tuppen Plolnt St. P.. t Paator: Shan::11 Haunnan Sunclly S<bool · 9o.m. Worship · tO Lm. Tuesdoy SeMces · 7:30p.m. Pa1tor: Thomas L G1te1, 0 Smclay S<bool · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - l0:30un .. 6p.m. Wedneodoy Servioeo · 7 p.m. CenlroiCI...., AIIIUry (Syn<UM) Putor: llerw Newman AeJolclng Ufe Chor<h Follh Tobmolde Church Boiley Run Rood Putor: Rev. Emmell Rawwn Sunclly School - 10:00 o.m. Evenina7 p.m. Thundoy Scf'ice · 7 p.m. soo l'l. 2nd ""·· Middleport Pastor: Rev. Michad Pangio Sundoy School - 10 o.m. Wednesday Service• • 7 p.m. Pentecostal Syrocu• Mission 1411 Bridgemon St.,SyiiClloe Pusor: Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday School · 10 om. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Penl<alstol A_,.bly St Rt. 124, Racine Postor: William Hoback Sunda)l School - lOa.m. EveninA · 1 p.m. Wednesday Service• . 7 p.m. Hazel Community Church Off Rt 124 Pulor: Edsel H111 Sundoy School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Middleport Penlec:ooUl Third Ave. Putor: Rev. Clad< Balcer Sundly School . 10 o.m. . Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. ' Dymllle Comm ... IIJ Chun:h Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonh.ip · 10:30 Lm., 1 p.m. Chrlstlon Fellow'*IP Cenler Solem SL, Rolland Panor: Roben E. Musser Sunday School • I 0 o.m. Wonhip • ll : U Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servia: - 7 p.m. Mane Chopel Cllurch Supt.: Mike MillOn Sunday school . 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneodty Service · 7 p.m. Presbylerian Hom-•• Pnsbylerl11 a.urc~~ Wonhip · 9 o.m. Sundly School · 9:4S Lm. Syrocuse Flnl Unlled Presbyterlln ' , . Sundoy School • 10 o.m. Wonhip · II o.m., 4 p.m. (lot dl: ]nl Sun.)', Follh Goopel Church U..slloaom Sunday Schocl • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:4' o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneodoy 7:30p.m. Seventh-Day Adv enttst Sevenlh-Doy Advenlltl Mulbeny H11. Rd., Pomeroy Pootor: Roy l.owinolty Satunlly Services: Sobbolh School • 2 p.m. Wonhip • 3 p.m. MI. Olive Communllr Church PaslDr. Lawrence Bwh Sundoy School · 9:30a.m. Evenina • 7 p.m. Wcdncday Service · 7 p.m. U1lled Follh Church Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By·Pass Pa11or: Rev. Roben E. Smilh , Sr. Sunday School - 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m . W...,esdoy Service · 7 p.m. F.<dettl Fellowship 1:18 Mill SL, Middlepo!t Panor: Cluck McPhenon Sundly Scllool - to om. Bvenlna · 7 p.m. Wt:G!eldoy Scf'i"' • 7 p.m. Filii CGipel ~ 33045 Hilond Rood. Pomeroy 992 -3978 __ ..... JJ..,...., ~~~ (OO\ ....,,...· ,......,.. ._ POftiiiOY. 01110-992-6671 . K&C JEWELERS United Breth ren ML a..... u.Medllnlhreo In ChriSI Cllun:h Teut Community oil CR 82 Passor. Robert Sanders Sundoy School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneodoy Services • 7:30p.m. Eden llnlted Bnthren In Ch rist 2 1/2 miles north cl Reedsville on Stale R0111e 124 Putor. Rev. Robert Morltley Sundoy Schocl - 10 o.m. WonhiJ> ·7:30p.m. Wedneodoy s'erviao. 7:30p.m. Mlddloporl Churdl oflhe Nourene Pu tor: Rev . Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sundly S<bool · 9:30 o.m. 212 E. Main Strut 992-3785. Pomeroy MEIGS nRE CEN1£R, INC. John F . Fulu . MC)r . Ph . nnus Poml!'roy BILL QUICKEL CHURCH • IIILEI :· (}\\ill Scrul ~I ~ ••••••• ~ ......... i 13MIIItrMt Mlddii!ICNI- Olllo .,.,,..,. 112-11&7 - • SALES 204 Candor St. P-roy, 011. 992-2975 RAWLINGS-COATS C~ow's FISHER FUNERAL HOME 228 w. Mlln St., Pomeroy 992-5141 2114 South 2nd 992·5432 Middltport - Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E. Memorial Dr. 991 -2104 992-5130 Pomeroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide ln~ . EWING FUNERAL HOME Established 1913 992-2121 I 06 M.... rry AYL of Columbus, 0 . 104 W. M•on 99Nl11 Pomeroy " ~~~~! l~!P r t \C fiPhOM 'omoroy .. Ditrnir~· and M rt•kt• Al••'fl:t ~ " Co . 271 llorlh Soc oN Mltltltporl, SWISHER & LOHSE ~! 214 E. Main 992-6611• f Dhlt _rM;, Brogan-Warner INSURANCE ; SERVICES Family Restaurant "FHIUtltttl Kenrucq FMd Chicle., " : Middleport l'rotbylerlan . Sunclly School . 9 a.m. ' Wo~ h1p · IOo.m., 4 pm . (2nd dl: 41h Sun.), t • f• The Fabric Shop : ! liD Keno Chun:h of Chrlsl Wonhip-9:30 a.m. Sundly SdJocl. 10:30 1.m. Rullond Church o( God Pouor: John F. Cora>oan Sund•r S<hool - 10 o.m. Wonhip • 11 o.m., 7 p.m. Wedneodoy Sef'icet . 7 p.m. o8aHit . . . . . . . atDudtola . . . . .'lhne....,.poollai buiDI-- Mlddleporl Church or Chris! , ... ond Moin Postor: AI Hodooo Sundly S<bool · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 8:.,, 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Wedneodly Sef'ic:es . 7 p.m. Wcdnosdoy 1.111. .....·7:30p.m. Pnmtrov FIRE & SAFETY S~LES & SERVI<E 992-7075 172 Norlh Sttand Avt. Ohio �Friday, September 25, 1992 4~==~;:;;===1~~~;;~:;;:~--------~--r:=~::~~~~~~~~~~==,-~~~~~;.:~::~::~Th~e~o:a~ll~y~Se~n~t~ln~e~I~P~a~e~9 Giveaway SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 35 Lots & Acreage 49 For Lease KIT 'N' CARLYLE®"by Larry Wright ·l 72 Trucks lor Sale Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 3 ..._ Survopd'-I!UIIIIH ln- llllled. UOIIIa Hlah School, Thom~IDR Aold.. 81'10 IIIIo, te,IOO. 1-.e111. Aoruge ovllil)llo fer homo - i o n on Rayllum Rd, .,.&IORI.ble reetrictkinl, water, Information mallod on 304-17H213. SEVERAL 7· ACRE PARCELS: llolao Counly, Solom ....... 1156' ecre. Rtmote, beautiful land; - · pollllnl and Nlla. Coli fer ~ np. 1-IM-511311545, Aih0no. · Robblto, Podigroo Hoiland Lopo, .. ogo; 114-84U271. 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OF FIDUCIARY On tlopllmber 22, 11192,1n !he Meigs Counly Proboto Court, Coot No. 27591, Wonda M. 111-. 738 Eaot lloln Street, Po•eroy, Mtlga Counly, Ohio, wao appolnlld -lnlotrotor of the Htall ol Franklin M. Rizer, dlctaaad, 1• ol738 E•t lloln StrH~ Pomoroy, BULLEn II 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICAnON SAVEA·LOT Pt. Pleasant, WV. will close Saturday, Sept. 26th at 6 p.m. Will reopen Sunday momin at 11 a .m. Mtlga Coun'JI~:· E. Buck, Probata Judge Lono It Nulliroad, Clark (g)25; (10) 2, •• 3tc NOW!! Fall Quarter begins Sept. 28 SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE REGISTER 1 Card of Thanks To all my Friends, In all my music playing, my fingers have touched on many chorda. I found out last Sunday, one chord my flngera had never dwelt on the chord of my heart tha t" was obtained In one of the moat enjoyable tributes and benefits that could possibly be obtained. I want to thank everyone who contributed In any way, but mostly just lor baing there to make that day a memorable suc- cess. Thanks to all the bands who participated. Also thanks to Buzz, Ivy, Bob, and Mildred, and special thanks to ·Kenny and Milly who graciously hQSted the evenL Love and bast wishes to all of you. A very humble Glen Baker (Lefty) In Loving Memory • Of • REV. GEORGE LUSTER, JR. Who Puaed Away 6YearaAgo ; Sept. 26, 1986 ' Accrodilod Mombor CCA" Rag. ~l2748 Public Notice Public Notice LEGAL ADVERnSEMENT The Board ol Lalor! Tawnohlp, llolga Counly ol Ohio, will rtcelva blda unW 7:00 o'clock P.ll. the Slh day al October 1H2 lar tha purch- ol 1 uotd 111110 or newer (4) to (6)1on portable roller. Minimum Spociflcotion • lot lowe: ENGINE: (4) cylinder, (4) cycle diHII minimum HP 38, two •lafll dry typa air c...ner, wilh ••rvice lnclcator. HYDROSTAnC DRIVE: Vorlable dlaplacamant hy· draullc pump coupled to 1 hydroullc motor by hr,draullc hou (pump d racily coupled to onglna OPERATOR SEAT: Adjuat· able lor hligh~ ond pool oocklla on llolh aldH ol roller lor conwnlant oper· ation ol roller. ELECTRICAL SYSTEII: 12 volt, tloctrlc atarllr, alllr· nator, bea.ry, vottrnellr, oil pr-ura gauge, tern· paralure gauge, lockable lnotrumenl p.,ol. TOWING SPEEDS: Unbot· lallod 35 MPH • bollutod waterS mph TOWING P.t.CKAGE: (2) rllr.ctabla WhHII - 8:00 X20,10 ply. GENERAL SPECIACATIONS: St-Ing whHI with hytlrootatic ollllrlng. BRAKES: Hydrootatlc drive provldH dynamic broldng during roller oporatlon. Spring applied, hydroull· cally rolouad park· lnlitmargency brake. AN.t.L DRIVE: Plonotary torque hub, gura oub· mwgad In oil. ROAD SPEEDS: Forword or rw. . . G-7.6 mph. STEERINq ROLL: Two aoctlon all-wlldtd canotrucUan. Eoch -uon water· provillon lor fillwater lor lddtd roll to be duty tap1ored roller ROU: All· welded conotructlon. Eooh ~tctian w•ter-tight with provlolon for filling with water for addiUonal waf9ht. SPRINKLER SYSTEM: Sllllrlng and compr... ion rollo oro to be equppod with full width moll 1nd oprlnkltr pipu. Thlo •Y•· tern mutt be .,ti-ruot protoclld, with polyathy~on• aprinklar tanlt at 100 gal· Jon• minimum. SCRAPERS: Steering and comprMtlon rolla ora to be equlppod with lull width, tdjuollblt, oprlng iolded on front .,d r -. Turning nltlluo (OD)IIB" • full tank 15.5 gsllona • cooing oyotern 3.5 lllllona. "Only unlll monulocturtd In the U.S.A. will be canaldlrad" elated wllh the W«k. A ouraly company con· tract bond lor the full amount equal to one hundntl percent (100%) of the contract price will be required ol the ouccnolul bidder within ten daya (10 da.) altar the awarding ol the contreot pre-bid walk· A lhrough/maatlng an the profact wHI biL canducttd an October 5, 1W2, at 10:00 A.ll. In or beginning at the Mayor'• Olllca an VIne SlrHI In Racine YIUogo. Coplq ol"ptar\a and epoclflcotlono" Including •no· lice to oontrootoro" ond the "tab ohaat" moy be obtolnod by contoctlng carolyn L. Powlll, Village Clark·Tr-urar, Filth SlrH~ P. o. Box 375 at Racine, Ohio 45771 or by calling 614-94&-2485. Sealed bldt ahall be r-ed In the olllca of told Vlll19e Ctarlt-Tr.. ourer at the Filth SlrHI ocldrnt or In the P. 0. Box 375 ot lbclno, Ohio 45771 until 4:00 P.M. on October 19, 19112. The Racine Village Council rnervu the right to reject any and oil bldt. Bldt wll be opened 11 7:00 P.M. an uld Oclobar 19, 1992. The Village ol lbclna It on aqu•l Opportunity Employer ond atronglr. ancourogea mlnarity bue • nHt anterpriM bid portlcl· p811on. Thlo project II a "llt aolde" prima canatructlon contracl for the lull amount of the bid, •• Ia minority buolnua anterorlau. Alto, the Vllllfll ol llocln• oholl require cornpUanca by uch of 1111 contr.clor8 with the requlremanta ol Dlvlllon (C) (2)ol Soctlon 123.151 of the Aevl11d Coda In their •wording oubcontroclll ond purchaalng aarvlc11 and m1teri•l• under tho•• OFFERED AS TRADE IN: Hubw-Worco (4) to (6) ton contncll. C.rolyn L Powoll roller- Serial NO. 3T2445. Clorlt-Tr-uror Blddlr to IIUbmlt detailed Village of Roclrll opoclflcatlono al equipment P. O. Box 375 ollorad. The Boord of Ricin., Ohio 45nt Tru•- ruarvo the right (9)25, 30; (10)7, 3tc to rofacl any or Ill bide. By Ordw al the Boord of Tru•- ol Letort Townohlp 5 Happy Ads Joyce Clark r-==:::::~=====::; WilliamWhlll, D. Grohlm Chrlotopher T. Wolle Don R. Hill (9)11, 18, 25, 3tc rates for employHI auo- 1:00 P.M. Factory Goke 12 Gngeo.Jy Starts Sept. 27 Guess "'h"''" 40? Happy Birthday! Love, Mom& Dad R&C EICAYAIIIG BUUDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER UNES BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAUUNG: Umeatone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal LICENSED Inti BONDED BISSELL BUilDERS, INC. (No S•tKiar Cells) 21121HJlfn HOUSE FOR SALE· BY OWNER 2 SIZED LIMESTONE NEW-REPAIR 0• Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning PalnUng FOR SALE Call 614•992• 6637 FREE ESTIMATES St. Rl. 7 949·2168 (•esh"tre, L ____,_,.U~!!I YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVKE ~aom Addition• -Gutllr Work ..floctrlcli .,d Plumbing Pointing (FREE ESTIMATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Potllll'ay, Olllo 11·10·92·1fn DAVIDSON'S PLUMBING WIDG WILSON'S ARMY SURPLUS AND MRniiiNG UNDERIIEITI Counly Rd. 18- TROMM BUILDERS "-hlork Rd. H2·7083 llon.-lun...... pm S.. ua lor yoiW hunlng and beck to ochool nHda. Aru'a lorfllll aalacllon ol tnllltarJ llll'plua lllmal 31904 Leadi•l Creek Ron Middleport, o•lo 614·992·7144 8/31/921ftt HappyAds CONGRATU· LATIONS! CINDY ROWE! YOU MADE IT! From Your Family and Friends Real Estate General GAUGES e ADDITIONS . • SIDING MICROWAVE OVEN aad VCI REPAIR IUMIIEI lrl~laOrW. KEN'S .;_;t.AICE SEmCE 992·5335 or 915·3561 lcnll ..... ""' ..... 217L ..... It. I'O.IOT, OliO 3123192Mn BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes aG•ratel aComplete Re1110della1 Stop & Compare flEE ESYIIUYES .. •A O•litr bsurell Coafl'ftfo,. 20 Yr. bp. AI, 614-742-2321 1117llfn c.n I , RUTLAND MINE SUPPLY " Pipe for Water, Sewage and Gas Rutland, OH. .. Et~lar. -.ng Solol lion's Dreoml Toot• FumHuro, Eloctrloo Clothlno Sopt25th, 26th, :mh. 4 IIIIM Soulh 01 Locko, Rt 7, Wok:h For SignL hor,... a. VIcinity Yard Slit 3202 Jackson Av• I 3211 HowMI Ave, Fri, Sal, Mon, 1:0011117. Pomeroy, Middleport All Yard Sll• Mutt It Paid In Adnnct. 0Nd41ne: 1:OOpm tht doy blloro lhl od Is .to run, SUndoy odlllon- 1:OOpm Frldor, llondoy odlllon 10:00o.m. Salurdoy. __ ,._ 1 hi , ... od 1,_j:' rl n 01 1 ""•' -r IY 1 1 ond rfd•r. 12 "" 111 Hyull Run, Allon'o. Clollmb rfdlng .-r, lyl SOIP, ISkoll era.., gt•aw•rek:Miool•, lals of •~ ~ M choo •• u., P pr i 1~~·· 2· 5275. o,..., 2-1·92-tlo 8 RACINE MOWER CLINIC .. PARTS & SERVKE WIIN I lHINII OF YOU Slxy..tllara ...•~yso Mowen • Cllait Sow' • Weedeaters OFFICE H2o2886 • "llllet AHiy ;_ 1-,;T;!J;.:'"~L!!!!!!!~!!_ 1 ! • raryla~l llil 11t11 It el JH wll ..,, I. ... , ..... alt..., Ipse ll't 1•e~ . . _ l r • lwwMII .....,,... 992-22S9 . 608 EAST MAIN POMEROY OHIO -'· I•• ... '" ,,.... ,, ........ . ..,...,.., ,... ,............... .....1••,.,...,......... , 205 North Sacond Ave. Middleport, OH "'-• •• -,. I ,. slil j•,..s; Aiill'• ••• 1........ ~ 11M 11111111 •• l...h, 11 Ftt ll't 11M P.t4l lltHt I ri• lw .... lllilttk .. . £r.t1 u... ............ Aitllflll ... l .... nl ............ .....,,... locllll ll't I•• ··" .... lr•1rltrwMII POMEROY PIKE - Cht1ltr - A otio -sioi; hom~ with new sidi!l~· newer roof, newer double pane windows, newer wmng and plumbing. Has 5 rooms, 2 bodrooma, and one car garage on approx. y, acre of ground. Was .$25,900. NOW 523,500. RACINE· What a groat money maker. A business al1111 · eslabHshod in a builling you can rani or buy. Videos, v1dooa. Ovor 2,000 from Disney 1o Horro11 or Comedy to ay Thriners. NEW usnNq· Red Hill Rd. Salem Twp.· Very nice btick ranch homew1th 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 balhs, lull basemen!, 2 car anaehed garage, fireplace, barns, pond e xtra mobile home hook-up. ASKING $139,500 ' FLATWOODS ROAD - Approx. 4'l. acras with a groat laying building tile. TPC water available and oleclric available. Almost roady to go, just noods you. $12,000. SYRACUSE - Callag1 Rotc! - 2 bedroom homo with vlnylliding, some hlrdwood lloot1, and baS8tnent if you need mora room. Has '70X295 lot, I car garage with opentr, heat pump, and clleap utiNtin $44,900. DOmE TURNEf!!_!lroker..................................W2·5192 BRENDA JEFFEICI............................................W2-3056 DAR UN ESTEWART...........................................992.e365 SANDY BUTCHER..............................................992-5371 SHERYL WALTERS~Chlohlre............................387-fl421 JERRY SPRADUN1.0 ...............................(304) 182·3488 OFFioCE.. ..........................................;..................~D2·2259 ..·.. Fer•p..,• Oaly lht"-1 llrc.IIW .... SAIIIt IICIUWTTE-TDUIIG 127HaW11'4 ... 1111-.. WY. NEW USTING- Da.nvlll• Mini larrn with 2·3 acres , frame homo With 2 bedrooms, pood, bam. garage, shed , chici<en house. drilled well, oo pa'led roat Ouiot country sening $22.500 . , .. 304-112·3421 POMEROY· Brick ranch slyle home wilh 3 bedrooms full b~emant and attic space on 21ots includes one car ga;age w;th ovorhead storage and an extra house to use for rental or storage. ASKING $45,000 HUNTING SEASON IS FAST APPROACHING I Here's a hunbng cabin and 20.05. acrns located on Sharon Hollow Al1·Cabm IS 40 x 28and Includes woodburn ing sto'le. Very pnvatel $17,000 CHESTER· llloor frame hoiiiil with 2 bedrooms enclosed rear pon:h, oow vinyl siding, Gas FA heal TPC water. A comlortable home. $20,000 MIDDLEPORT· 2 slory frame home with 2·3 bedrooms basement, newer gas furnanca, firnplace, some new cabi: nets. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION I $25,500 CLELAND REALTY· YOUR LOCALLY OWNED HOME SHOPPING NETWORK I GIVE US A CALL TODAY FOR ALL OF YOUR HOME BUYINISELUNG NEEDS. HENRY E.CL~LAND........................................... 992-tli1 TRACY BRINAGER............................................94t-24311 JEAN TRUSSELL ..............................................94t-2teo OFFICE.............." ...............................................91i12·2251 " POit ,~;J'l~~ A!]J.,W .... H•ra ... BenneUs Mobile Home lttatlrag ::1:1• fU 1111-' '-=~·-"' M--MIII..£1, ... Announc emerls 3 -'als.tlttk. fr11 £111ul~t·142-UH "C111/ U• for All Your Building NHd•" COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL Livestock Building• • Machine Shed• • Hay Bam• - Carport• Garag81 • Storag~ Building•- Roofing • Windows • Siding W,.1, 01t1a I-8GO-a72-5967 HIIU&IIIWICI 1D4BttehStraet Pomtroy, Ohio 45769 Experience Announcements TALK TO CANDY LNE 1·90fl.l80-4481, fftiCIII Crown Corn. 1aoo FL, • + - ·....... "' .,..,. .. Wonlod: Lfft.ln " - eo... •. ponion, For Cllrlotlon • 01 Ill dHIIr8 WV 1.10. tWV CI20IS43 FREE ES7111A7ES JEFF STAATS (304) 773-5348 ~~------------------~--~ Wanted to Buy Booko: Booltt: Booko: Ulld tnd Rail, Boughl and Sold. ThoophUuo, Box 131, 0.11111011•, Ohio 4513t 514-441-7252 , . 10P.II. Top prtc• pold far ~loin, fltl dug piiOW root ~~n ...~. Equlno1 llotanlco , 114-1112·2511 or &14-1112~54f. Wanlod To Buy: JIHik Allloo With Gr Wllilo~A MotOII. Coli iJirry UVIIy. 614-3111-1303. Top PrieM Pold: All Old U.S. COint, Gold Ringo, sn- COino, Gold Cofnl. M.T.fl. Coin Shop, m - . . . AYOnuo, GoiiiiiOII•. Wonlod: lllcldltport Hlah Scbool Yll~.. 1056-195~ 195111110, 1180-1Nt, 1911-1t&2. Will PlY 120 por-. 114-992·1303 uk lor BiondL Employment Services Old or Dfdor. CllltM--..nz, . 4 GlvNWey ~=-~ Sflud =·-.- ·' Froo: cut iron ........,.....,.. · · pfol1,.; 114- : Half 1orc1or a - - cat. ~~.J:~~ ~~Tiool Wll I;K:i;;H,::in:.:;T;:::o;i0 .=:.::-d;::H..::=.,.:::;.,M,.,..,.,IIII"' 1tt:i. · ; , ;: : Lltllt trolnod bite • - ._.. ' :.C~ 3DW1Io26a ., ,.,. : '. ROBERT BOAlNG (114)1124541 Uctnltd HI'Ykt. t61,0tda I Wnt Vlrglnl1, 304173-5785. Ill. A"o Auction. Aucllon F11doy I Stlurdoy, 7:00 PM. FriarocriMI, I"'IW & uud merch•n· 4UM. Sal.t41w c•ntltd mtr· 9 Wty HI Effldacy b c.•tla•en, Heat PllllpS, Fnaces & Now Water Heaters• PRECISION POST FRAME BUILDERS . auction c:hancUM. • Any Sla Avalllble" Si&lldlntl" full tlmt aucUon..r, compltt• wookly. Ed Frular, R1. 2 Nonh IIX111n mllol. Lie.... No. 930. Uti Stlftrd SdtMI Rd. CGI(6141446-9416 • Pnlnl $37,900. POMEROY - Largo Home - Or could be 4 apartments. 15 ~·· encloS8d front porch, one car garage, 4 belhs, 4 ldtchenl, hao newer fumaco and roof. Somo owner f11anclng available. $48,000. . , . N. "'·1-~.,.',, ..J~. ......., . Public Sale & Auctjon Rick PMnon Auction Comp~ny, lajlaal 614·949·2804 Rentals 41 -'"" lllood F - 0oa. Littll Kldo, Hod 114-44 •. 4011. ... , ~~~ 2 llontho 11 Help wanted 'AVON' ALL AREASI Shoro your limo wHh uo. You'll IOVI lho compony. 1.eoo.MN35f. AVON I AH Ante I Shl~oy Sportro, 3DW75-14211• Child Core For S Y11r Oldl T-y 1 Tlturldlyo, 7:30 Til 1:30 P.ll. Aftor School: WMI<.p, Fot 7 Ytor Old. Prllorltify ChMhlro Am. Wfll Contldor Addovllll. &14·3&70551. Chrtllf'l\ll AriXInd Tho World 11 Hiring ~rotoro. No =.:.!...'!:' enCol..l:ti~. ~= 1300 Kl 01 Cllrlolmao Komt. No inv•lment. Alto Portlol. 114-37WII02. •• Houses lor Rent 1 Bodroom On WIIH1 Avenue, Golllpollo $250/llo. lnctudn ~~~Oopoolt RoquiiOd. 614- "I don't remember kickers ever getting this kind of pressure before. " I~:=:::;:::=:=~====r::::=:=:=::::::===~ 3:-~=:___,------,~~ nome, convenlf,nt 11 Help Wanted 18 wanted to Do locallon, rot & clop roqulrod, ·~ •7• •m 11177 GIIC Pickup, 1aako and run. glUt, 11400 fll trade tor aood car of equal value; 814- 247-. Merchandise Booking 1m Chivy 1 112 Ton Truelc, 12 Ft., Grain Bod, 4 Splld, bcol· lint Condition, 114-24He24. CAl? CAM '7~-£j;f Up fo J.o /loUR<> A t>A~ ... 51 Household Goods 111!10 Rttrigoralor, SldoxSido, Gonorol Ellctrlc, 23.7 Cu. '='J No FIOII, leo llok1t, Almond, vmyt 614-38M261, 614-3118-11507. 4 pc !living room •ulte, good cond, $60. 304-ti75-2583 01 675· 1024. 71 Ch•~ TRICk, runt, nHdl WOIII, $100; 6-9-2861. Sale Price• on Ail Ptndallner Bed llnertlln Stock. Under Rail & OV• Alii Models Avallabl1, 11511 Each. EYinl Motot'l 1530 Elster Avenut, Gallipolis, Phone: 6~46-6592. ill12 Clrpt1, $60; Mollohan Fur. 73 Blue Sofa /CIIolr, Twin Bod, llat· 1979 Bronco, 460 Auto, Llfl Kit, .. ~ 44 Inch Ground Hogs, Ranger .... ., nlture, 114-(46.7444. t,.., M_,, ....., · vans & 4 WD's XLT Package, CruiH, Air, Tihf -• • Srul Chnt Of DraWin Slu: 1-7, Bop Ckithoo, 114-3670404 After 5:30 p.m. COUNTRY FURNITURE Ooonlna Ocolblr 3, 19112; 2239 Siola Ffoulo 141, Golllpollo, &14448-1422. Wo Boy And Sal Good Ulld Furnlluro Locll Plck.Up And Ootlnry. llondoy . Thru Salurdoy. N P.ll. Wo Will Alao 15.00 For Fridoy And Salwd:y. Be hntlng Flu llarklt Space. C111 Todoy To RIMrvt ASpoco 7--~...,~---'c___,', - - - - - For S1.. ... S11ra Kenmore 11.0 G-gn Poriablo Sawmill, don't 3 Bo ...oorn Hou•, Clolllpollo, cubic Foot FrooRofrlgorotor haul you1 logt lo lho mill fusl Appllancoo lncluaod Nowly !Froozor. FIOII )VIlh leo call304-675·1957. R-•---·od w~ u-•" llokor. Froo,_ On Top 01 UnH. -•• •u ~~P. Min Poula's Day Caro Cenlor. WMio. Dopollt I Rafaronoo, Good Runnlno Condition. $175. Salo, oHordalllo~chlldc111 . M·F 114 441 2301, 111oHZ3-ll12. 00 can After 5:30 P.M. 614-3886 o.m. • 5:30 P· · Ago• 212-10. 311r, G.oiUpollo, Cl- Clluroh, 11088. Before, ofttr school. Drop-Ins Scbool U"""-111o G E. Dry ., . tr, •75i 30 Inch Eleclrk: welcome. 614-446-6224. Now In· Ro..._, ' Socurlly OoposH Range ~i. G.E. Washer, $95; lanl Toddler Caro, 614-446-1227. Roqulrod. No Polo. l14-441-1'134 WNrlpool Wither $95: 30 Inch Troe topping & trimming 111:~ Momlnga. Eloelrlc Rtngo 195i. 30 Inch perltnce, fr• esllmates, 304- 4 •-~ Doc\ 1 •Elodrlc Almond 1<1ngo, 8 895-3486 ~ooms, -·•· llonlho Old, $175; Rofrlgo111or · Rlvomom SOUth Sl , , fC-. Almond, NN Madll, $295; Walkeri Ptlntlng Strvlc:e. Will Depad:, Ret.,._, YMr RtfrlgeJator Harvest Gokl. Frost paint Interior or exterior, 614· LNH. 1.UWIBt. Froo $150; Color T.V. Consoli 2111-7530. Houu fer ron1 In Middleport, $150; lloytog Wri- Woohor Square Tub $150; ~etrlgerator Will take ctro of oldorly P•Orson r.rl $250, 114-182-3181 SidtxSid1 Almond, Like N.w, 1o Wat1r I lei Dllpif'ller $350; ~4~7-~;;~· malo or moll, 42 Mobile Homes Skaggs AppllancH, 78 Vine ror Rent SUHI, Gaillpollo. 614-446·1398, t-601).4119-3499, Open 8 To 6 Financial 2 bldroom lnllior1 12x84, ll751 Monday Thru Frldav, Till 2 Too Many "New Parts To list Mab Offer Or Trade. 614·245- 11224After 6 P.M. ·... cvr:•l IN 'llrADL "'""""-r.ILD... "'" ft:'nr-e> nno-n ti'I"N> "'- ~1. DO<"..£. 1j r1 1'1\1 1~'1\:lif'l lA!.- Y\MPAI~N! 1, lA~'ff W i'IU.. 1 t~=====;;::=;::==~~~,,.~'§"~""§·~""~ 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise ·· _......;.:;.:.;..:....;~:;.:..;__ 58 Fruits & Vegetables Fuel Oil Fu,_ & Tonk Oil & For Soil: Apples, YtlloW & Rod Duct Work. 514-245-1150. Oollclouo, &14-2!1&-6085. Fuel oil llovo $110. Soaro lruh compector. Six 4x8 lhMts wal- Farm Supplies & Livestock nut ftnMI' MS. MICh. 304-6757&41 · Gtnollo NUirltion Productt totlurlng Amino kid Body Building, wtloht and tot burner fwmufu. Avollbll ... cluolvelr Ill Rite Aid Ph1111111cy. TM Nfe way to dll4:. 63 Livestock ;;;:-==...:.;;.:.:.:.;;..,...,,-Big Hollltln oorinalno hell.,., priCed on insPectiOn, 614--94&- 2582. JIIIIOWJHor fllllo compoolno Pur~ Slmrnental Bulls For machlntl, ChuiCh of Christ Sind Hfll Rd, 304-175·1'1118 or Sala, Coli After 5 P.M. 614·2568402. 304-195-3158. Rogllltrod Fuii·Bioodod 15 KILLS FLEAS I Month Umousln Bull. AegltBuy ENFORCER Flao Klllaro For DIRECTOR OF PHARMACY IOrod P\111 Brod Ul lloi'Oh Peta, Hom• I Yard. GuarantMd mo., $2751 dl~t. rtftrencel, Saturday. EHoctlnl BIIJ ENFORCER AI: Umoutln Holt• Soil. 64-251no pet1, In country, 614-992· Progr...IYO Rurol HotpHol GOOD USED APPLIANCES Thomu ()o;.ft c.nttr, m 1187. S.Hing A Motlvalod Cllnlcol 21 3431. Business Wnhtrs, dl)'tra, refrigerators, llcColmlck Road, G.oiiiiiOIIt. Pharmacy Dll'lclor. He /Sht Will Rogllltrod Gu.on• Horoo Mare, 2 Bodroomo Nllr North Gollla, ranges. Sk1gg1 Appll1nces, 76 Bo A llamblr 01 eo.T11m, Drug Opportunity King wood I coat burner Genllel Gr..l On Tr1ils, Good Stav1, Refrigerator, Water UUUntlon Ravl.w, Phlnn~cr Vlnt Straet, Call 6'14-446·7398 1· wlbrower, $150. 3()4..875-45640. Blood!- $1,200.114-379-21132. !Trash Paid, S200J11o. Rtftrtnce 800-4119-3499. INOTICEI . And Thoropoullca. Rnponslblo For Dolly OporoUont, Drug Dlt· OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. & Oopoolt &14-388-8686. Lumber: Sauonod, • Ptontd, 64 Hay & Grain LAYNE'S FURNITURE Mtpll, Poplor, Wild Cherry, -:-~-,..:...._ _ _ __ tributlon, Drug lnfDRMIIon I'ICOmmendt lh11 you do busl· 2 Btdroomt, Flr.pliKt 01rden Complet• homt furnishings. nttl with ptOplt you know, and Oovolopmonl 01 Pollcln And B... boord, Cul~o- Jtmt, li far 11'" ~ Tub, Llrfll Dock, Big Yord, ·-, 24 Ft. oy '"' _ , . -11o $2. A PrOCidum. Mult H1vt1 An Ohio NOl to 11nd mont~ thro~h tht PriYite Stttlng, W1t1r Fur· Houri: Mon-Sat, g..s. 614-446- Etc. Also, 15 Inch 12.50. ROIInd btlao $20. aoch. 0322, 3 mll11 out Bullville Rd. Llconto. CompoHivo Solory And mall until you hiVt lnvesugated nllhtd, Nur Centenary 1275 Atlbod, 3 Allie Trolllr, 614-441- 304-1'15-31160. FI'M Dtllv•ry. hn.thL Send Rnumt To: Ptr· the ofttrlng. 8038. llonlh. Ooposlt, Rafelonco A• IOMtl Doponmont, ·Ook Hill qulrod. 814-441·1003. · PICKENS FURNITURE Vending Routt: loc1l. We Have Transportation Moclnlolh SE, 411B of mtf!IOI'Y, Community Medical Center, 350 NowAJsod The Ntwllt Machlnn, Making A 80 MB hard drtv•, keyboard, Ch1rlCJttt Avtnut, 01k Hill, Ohio 2 BR mobltt hornt tor rent: no Nlct Steady Cash Income. 1· poto. Oop. & 11f. roq'od. Coil of· HouMhold fumlshlng. 112 mi. mouH, SlOG. 304-171-3843. 45656. Jtfricho Rd. Pt Pleasant, W'l, 800-653-8363. tor 2 p.m. 614-441-0521 Clll 304-ti75·1450. Msllll root 1nd •ldlng, baktcl 71 Autos lor 5ale EOE. Groctry Stort tor Salt or pos1n1mt1 1nd galv. 304-312-2011 • Rtlrlg•r•ton, Frttzll'l, Washer, 1916 Ford t50 WHh Topper· 1979 Apartment EARN MONEY R11dlna Bookll olblo LitH • 4,000 oq. H., lull 44 Dryers, Air Conditioner, Color 372-9842.. LTD Landou, No R•l, CINn. $30,000/Yr. lncomt Pot1ntl1l. bl..mtnt, paved parking. Same T.V.'s Elc. 614·251-1236. lor Rent Mlcrowtvel tt1nd, aood concU- 614-441-2360. Dtt1Hs. (1~ 805-962-8000, Ext. y. location tor over 30 yurs . Want IIon, 150, 614-99Mlf1. 10189. to enjoy our rttlrtmenl. Mason Sofa, lovt St1t, Chaise Lounge, 1980 Blue F«d Ftlnnonnl County. 304-882-3300 or Sun· 1 bedroom lpirtrnant In Pt. IEJ:ctllinl Condhlan, 2 Ytar!l, Nome brond lltiM clothing, FUIUII, 6Cyl., Good Running Pl•unt, W.VL, 1·304-675-t042. First Flv• ladlll To C1K To Stll days 304-882·2211. Ask for $550. 614-367·'1!113. olzo 20-24. Slockol...._bl..,oos, Cond., High llllot, GIOII Work Avon Will Ractlv• $15 Worth Of owner. 2bdrm. lptl., lOIII •ltctrlc, IP. lollllllll, ole. 114-1112·-6. Cor. SiOD, 614-448-6241. llorchondiH FrH, CaU 614-446- :;=::::;::-;:-;:-::---::--:---,---SWAIN plloncoo lumlllhod, laundry ma. ~~ 111 I Building Manulacturar AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Pl~atlc And Medal Culvert &Inch 1981 z-2a, robuln 35o, T-Topo, room faclllllot c._ lo ochool 1 1 - tc1 ng Small /Lirga Builder St., Gllllpolla. Ntw 6 Used Thru 60 Inch In Slock. Ron h,SOO. 304-e75-1142. H•lrllyllsl Nudtd: Paid /Ouler ln Somt Optn Areas. In town. AppiiCMionll IVIIIIbll; Ollv• tumlture. hulers, Wnltm .& Ev1n1, Jackeon,. Ohio. 1~ Vtc:atlons Gaurantelld Wagea. High Prolh PotentiaL Accepllng at: VIllage -GrHn Aplt. t4i or Work 11114 Chevy 11on11 c.rio Atr, boott. 614-446-3169. 537-9528. 814-446-7267. Orily Bioi Ouollllod. 303-759' call 814-119247'11. EOH. Till, Crulso, AMIFII, Now tlroo, 3200, Ell 2401. 2br, CAL Wuhor, DrytrR H-· Utod Wllhoro & Drytro 175 And Pumpkins For Stll, Very Good Now Point, 6-952 AHo1 In atort merchandising Up, 111 >loor, No Poll, oftron· Up. Good Supply Of N•w Parts Oullky1 All Sl~. DUftnnl 5P.II. poshlorw available tor lnltort Strvlct Avlllablt. Washer 6 PrieM, Anr QuoniHyl:· lndlon .... 114-441-10'1!1. product promoflonl and Real Estate Dryar Shoppo, 614-446·2944. Corn; Gourdl, John . Flllko 1984 MRdl RXL-SE, tut1 lnj.cdemonatratlona. Good hourly 3 room unturnilhMI tpl, nict tlon, 11IK mlln, $3500; 614-992· Ftno, &14-251-1460. I'IIH, WHkdlyt; and WHktnda. 5053or6~1237tvtnlngs. ntlghborhood, tool of .llorogo VI'RA FURNITURE AND AP· Pomwoy and aurroundlng PUANCES Autl LIM rtc:lintr, ere cond. 19M Toyoto Torcol, llsndonl, ~. stave • r1f fumlhHCI, 11~1s, call Monday·Frldly, 31 Homes lor Sale 614-441-4428 Anortod tlza billboard clop I nf roqulrod, 304-175-10110. condition, 10:001m-4:00pm, 614498-i!l&l 614-446-3158 hut.,.. Keraune huttr1. 4WD, yory 3 bedroom• brick ranch 5 raam8 ut-tairs, prl'lllt 67,oooml., 12&!o; 614-992-7525 RENT·2.0WN Stare cargo carrier. 304-675Oldtr l1dy lor companion end wJaU•ched garage, nk:a double lnlrance, Netntly 1'..-rtCl dlltd, No Ooposll • GRAND OPENING 5115. •••nino•· light houHkotplng for elderly lol, good nOightiorhood In Gal· etove, frida, Ulllh5M, cabal p111d, Nolting Proownod Or Used, 1985 Hondo Accont LX , 4 Poor, lady, prolor tomtonO of ~ llpolft Fltry, 304-675-5997. Slgno: Pontbll lighted tlgn ovoningo :104-175-1&1&. Ever. chlrodor lo moko IIIIo her $200. wn.n... FNI MIIVIf'Y. AUio, Lotdod, Low lllloo, Now homo, ply nogolfoblo; 614-691- BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE Aptt. fer ront· Downtown Bunk BMis Complete $5.88 Plul:lc lttttrw $47.50 bo1, 1-800- nrn And hnery, Excellent 27'65. Historical Aru Corner Lot • 816 - o y · $175 1 month pluo CondHioniiM-446-2301. Main St. Pt. Pleannt, W. Va. dopoolt, &14-1112•1511 lftlt 5pm. Wteki Sofa And Cnalr $10.93 533-3453. WHk; Llmpo 13.31 Wook; Ptn-Timo SocJOiory For An Compllloly Rtnovolod: 2 Full Upright frlutr, IISi eltctrk: 1986 PonUoc: Bonnovllll LE 4dr. C.nlor, Typing, Filing, Word Por- Bolho, 3 Largo Bodrooms, Now BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Rocllno11 $5.52 Woo~;. Dlnettt rindor, $50; ZonHh 11" color S.dln, Ilk• new, new tlrea, all foci, I Clrooflng \'111011. Sand HVAC, How C.rpll. Avollobto BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON With 4 Choirs $7.25 ""k; Or V, 2yro. old, $75; korooont optiono, 305 V-1, 12995; 114·992· EST.UES. 531 Jac"- Pika Table Wllh Bench And 4 Chairs hut1r1, $25-$7Si ont unll8lov1, 67111. RMUmo A Roltr011CH To: CLA lmmodlatly. &14-446.:!205. fnlm $112irno. Wolk to ohop I Wlllllchlng Hulch $20.19 WHk; 'rofrlgtt'llor ond link, $175; 237 c/o Golllpollo Oollr Tribune 1961 Dod!~• Omnl. J1600. PB, $11.22 Week; 825 Third Avonuo, Golllpolls, OH Elc locallon ciOH lo schools, movlao. C.III14-446.:!5N. EOH. Rtfrlgorolor Fant.M Plaeons, PS, autal, air. New R1ngtr LB Woolior & Drytr Sol $16.85 MlxiCin 45631. holpholo I lhoppl,., 4 bod· •.,.,...1275. 304-675-5260. roorna, 1 1J2 ,bat hi, ba•ment, 2 Furnlllhod Aportmonl 1 Bod- WMk; E*lric A1ng1 With $2!/pr., $10/N.; f14..941-~. SofMolte to rtpalr 1 rock wall car garag•, large tlndlcaped roo~J. 21 112 Noll CloiiiiiOIIt, Gllll o- $11.22 WHit. blnk and repair a DriPI h~rbor, lot, low 50's, 304-675-3030 or $2311/MO. UIMIIIII Pold. 814-446CASH AND CARRY • Sola And &14·NS-31122. 675-3431. 441& Aftor ?p.m. C_halr $199; Llmpt Starting AI ~~~~~==~~----~~ WANTED: EMERGENCY RELIEF For ulo by owner: Ioiii atactrlc Comr>lllly Fumllhtd, 1br, noll J19.115 Eoc.~; Tobit Wllh 4 Challl COMMUNITY SKILLS INSTRUC· tpiH llvol homo In nlca to Utnry, JNirklng, hHI, •ir, $1H Set; washtr & Crytr $599 614- S.t; Refrigerator $399; Electric TOR(SI noodod to tllch corn· Syrocuoo notghbo•hood. Fully roforonco, " - " munlly and penoru~l tkllla to -ulppod almond 1 -• 441.0338 Boloro 7p.m. And Gla A"lngea Available. 11187 Audl 4,000 Ou1tro, $4,300. lduRI wHh lltrnlng llmHIIIonl kilchon, dining room, ~~ Fumill1od EHicllncy $17Mio. locllltd • lfpper Rlvtr Aoad &14-446-2107, 614-368-6504. In MtkJt. HOURS: ob roomlllarg• t1mlly room, oHice Btlow Sllvar Bridge Plaza Or 4 UtiiHiao Polcf, 701 Fourth Mil• Out 141 In Ctn1tnary On IChedulldiaa ntededi aom11 11187 Oldo Dona 18, VInyl Top, nHded, .,.ce, II~ rooftl, tun AYOnua, G.oiiiiiOII•. &14 us Ute Lincoln Pike. l.oldodl Excoltont CondHionl 0 .,.righlt -kdlyiiiWMkonds. Informal pon:h, ouppllmonttl . - , , . Aftor 7 P.ll. 6f4.446-4225, After 6p.m. 11111,.. Va1louo tkllls ond nor In ~~~-._2 - gorogo, 1987 Tomt>O GL 4 Door, 2.3 111 nMdod w •10 lookl foncod In bac•ytrd. OWnor Fumlllhod Efflclancy $17Mio. 52 Sporting Goods onto · • ng tnttlouo lor quick ula, SIWD2· Utllllao Paid Shoro Btlh, 107 4 Cylinder, High OlftpUI, 5 lot tF::pla who onloy Dlhor Rtmlnglon BDL 700 6 MM Bull 55 Building Socond Avonuo, Golllpollo, 514SPMd, Pll, PWil PS, PD, Crulot, poo , who con looch vartouoe~m::,::·...,......,.----­ 441-4411 Aftor7p.m. Btrrol, SUit In Box, $350. 614· Air, Tift, AMIF Cassttlt, Ntw llldlt to othoro, who 111 cru· Oolllpolla F from Supplies Tune-up, Now nro Rod• And Uvo, ond will I~ to wolk tor,rt •--•o Sc•ony.' ~,_y wt'lt, Groclout llvl,.. 1 tnd 2 bod- 251-1189. ... ltool. • Block, brick, _., pipes, win- Now Ftort Alignment II•'• 0101 In tnorgtllc 111m. l~h noturol IINIHichod flll'lfll• room apo~mordl ol Vlllogo 53 Antiques dows, llntllt, elc. ct.udl Win· r.., 114-245-11224 Aftor 6 P.ll. tchool dea~ nlid ...,_, • 123.500. 71-1110.. Manor and Rlvtf"lldt ::--~,...,~:---:-::--­ loro, Rio Orondo, OH Clll 614· 1M8 Nlaun Stanza GXE, 4cyl, llconoo, fyro. d1lvlng ox· I Apartmtnta In MldcU•port. From Buy « ttll. Afvarlnt Antlquos, porlanct, gOod driving rocord, Homo For Solo In ChlohiN YU- $181. C.ll814-11112-7717. EOH. 24UI2t 1124 E. lloln SlrHI, on Rt 124, fuel lnl., Ssp., tlllctllent condiand odoqllllo tulomoblll logo, I I - . I both, L.g. 1'111 tion, IS!ioO: 614-742·2675. covorogt 11qulrod. Solory: IAI By Ownor, 1-3:30 P.ll. Modem Zbedrm. apanmentt In Pomeroy. Hou,.: M.T.W. 10:00 56 a.m. 1o 8:00 p.m., sunday 1 :oo ~~P.:e:.;ls;.;:lo;,;r...;sa:.:;le:,...,.,... $5.11M10ur. Sand 111umo lo Phone: 114-44W171 Allor 3:30 - · y lnd lllddllport, 2 to 6:00 p.m. &14-992·2526. 1881 Portloc Grond Am 27,000 .,. 1 112 Yoor Old llall Chinchilla MU .., For Pay Off. 614-446-3513. Cocllll Bakor, P.O. Box 804, :.:P.:;II:..; . 5=14~4;.;,41:..;o012:-=5::...----:;-::-- bolho, WID 1-tupo, aq<~lppod Jockoon, Ohio 45840. Dudllno iio-bnool!, ,_ lilting, kHchono, 1 112 gorogo. Roforon. Chino C.blnol Curved Glass $25, 1'14-441-2531. 'IV Oldo CU1Ia10, good ~I­ lor oppllconlo: 11130/92. EOE. priced "" quick olio, 3 blci- coo ond dopolllt roqulrod, 114- Fln!Mod, $300. 6tH4t.o&t5. GIIIIHII and Supply Shop-Pot lion, 614-9512-5!162 Ifill' 7pm. 1185-4448 aft• 1:00pm. WANTEO: FULL·TIME AP· 100f, hoot pump, GIIIIHIIIng. All brMdo, lllyloo. AUTO INSURANCE POINTIIENTS CLERK Nlldod Yl"!, only 141,1100. Wol· Cornptotly Fumllhod mobile 54 Miscellaneous limo Pol Food 0..111. Julio e~ll 614-1Kl2-6677, O.vi.OUkktl home, 1 milt below lawn over· AI Two Corn..,nfty Group - R01lly \iO. 30W78-3433. Woltb. C.II614-441H231. Merchandise lnsuranc•.. looking rivtr. No Poll, Cl. 514Homn For Ptrtont With Oovtlopmtnlol OlubUIUu In Newly eontlructod home, 441.0338. 11" Color Sampo T.V. 614-446· 2 btlck Porntr•niln i)UI)p(M, 1 For Salt Or Tradt: 1181U.n:ury Gollla Counly IGolllpollo locatod on , ... ,. lot, Brldbury ma~, 1 18mall, 6wki ~d, full 1609. V-1, Autom1llc, Loadtd, One ond IWo bldroom - d , no poporo, 17501., 614- Cougar, /Bidwolll. Houro: 1D A.ll. -1 P.ll., ~· ~lgo Aoklno: $5,200, Or Trodo For oportmontt for rent 304-67562·7083, Pomtroy. 2 AT&T 1458 Prlnloro & 1 II flu, WI Fri; II A.M. -5 P.ll., Th: g,.;:"go, A:"..-.. wtndowl: 2053 or 675-4100. Von Clr Wogon. 614-441-1950, Or llonHor, Llkl Now 0.8.0. 614· lnctudn 2 -How WHkly StoH lloclrlc heal pump, very nlco. 4 moll AKC Roglotorod Cocklr .:_ 61...,4 . . ,44,. .6_4204 _ . - --.,..,,--Mailing; or Ao Othtrwlll Coli IIIIo Hufchloon, RUIIand, On. t.droom apartm1nt, fur· 441.0021. Sponlll puppiH, ohoto A wor· Rod O.ylono Sholvy 1987 E.C. Schodulld. High School Ooaroo, l14-lll2·230e or 114-1112·2·~ lor nllhld, very clAn. Nice. 4pc. Uvlng room sultt, rtal tud, $125, 614·".'12-223l. Plptl'l To Provt $4,500. Call V•lkl Driv«'s Uctnst, -nw.. _.. Wuher-dryer hookup. No ptta. goad condition, $125; 614-992· YMrl Driving eo,.ootod TroHic -oppolnt~:.::::m::IOnt:::;.,·-,..,..-:-::-:-:- C.ll304-675-t36S. AKC puppiH, Pol Bolly Pigs,&-1:.:.4..:. 44:.:.6.:: 220::.0::..-::--=.,-2411. AIItt RaqUirod; Good Corn· Old S u--• u-wd C.bl Python 8111kt, Hlmlttl'l, Gtr· =. munlcollon And or'Jtnlzation quoro ~N ~ n, One bl*oom apartmenl In bfts, Blrda. Puppy Pillet, 614ThundtJtxrd Power Windows, 8 fOOl Uttllll• dilh WfpOIII, Sklllo, P""~uoOtl 21 112 Ft. X1& $1,200. Ft Down, PB, PS, PM, For Solo 12,000, -~ •• n Able lo Approx. Numblnd, Stockod, 1u Pomeroy, p~rt!ally fumlahtd, no rec:elvtr need• Wot'k, SSOO or 441-0404. 61t ue ao63. Worit AI Pon , A Totm Ra- lllloo From Willis Fu<*OI Homo p11tt, cloj>ciolt, 614-1182-een belt offtr; 614·)1112-2601 1fttr AKC roglotorod Cockor Sp11nlal qulrod; Elporlanco Working On 141 Tum Rlahl At Huntington 6prn. 1984 Cllryolor Fifth AV!1 _blt<:k, ltUI!Oits, 1 wls old. wonTttd • oxcelllnt With Poroont Wllh Manlol BMgto Club lllan, Onto 223 One bedroom apartments, fur· condHion. I2,WII. 3Q4. nllhtd, UIMHiot lnctudod. ihOit, $125. 304-115-11718. Btby strollt!,_ $30; mlnl11ure pot Rotordlllon And Oovolopmonlol ;Ma::pii~Gron::.:;:.:,:R=oH:::...·- - - S....rhy dtpooM roqu~od, no 67$-4t36 . Diubllltln P11torrod. Solory: billy pigs, HIQ. brHdlng sal!, AKC Roglllorod Mall Boogie, 4 ptlt; &14-1192·2218. 8Jcelltnl monty makers, Monlhl Old, Tr~tor. ~. 614$5.00 !Hr, To Slln. Sarid 32 Mobil H 72 Trucks lor Sale RNUmo To C.cllla Bokw, P.O. e omeS 135011.; 614-843-5453. One bldroom lll'nill1od oporl· 441·7130. Box 104, Jakcoon, OH 415840. fOr Sale mtnt, and dtpalt, Big Little John Woodburnor 11172 Chivy Long-bod, 350 Ooodllno For Appllconlo: Tr~~lnlng 8 Ytlrl Ex- oUiomaUc, PS, body good, WHh All lnsu11ttd Pipe Doa ll/301D2. Equol OpportunHy $213 Per llonlh Including lot no poll; 814-992-2831 poiltnco, Halplng You To Tnln aolld, StsO; Cllll 114-14g..2045 or Emplopr. 11n1. Now 14' wldo mobllo homo, Two bldroom aponmoirt In Htltlillor, 114-388-9916. Your Pol. &14·2!8'1081. 614-9411-21'1!1. lncludll delivery, comttlllo Ill· Pomeroy, no polo, dopollt, 814- Bowling Boll, Big And Shoos, Will do bobylllllll!lln my homo, up, oklrtlng A llopo. f.-a37- 1112-1171. Drogonwynd Conery: CFA Por· Slzo 7 l/2, Ladln, Qood Condl· al1n1 I Sl•m•• KlHtnt. 6~ 1N5 Hondl sn.dow 700 c:c Choltar 1111. Allo IYIIIoblt lor M2S. Unlll'nlthod 2br Gtrogo Alii. lionl S65. 114-317.otl36. 2,100 m~ 12,000. 1939 Cllovy 2 houooclllni,., IM-!165.JIR1. 441-3144 Ahtr 7:00p.m. 12x10 Shultz, 2 bed,...., lotal R1frlg., Slon Fumi•htd. Weter Camper Shell AI Aluminum, Ex· d- IOOin body • ,...,. 185G. 12 Sit u allo n T1nk, 2413 Jl,kton Avt. OBO. 116111ullong, 6 cyl, olfto, - . 304-612·2514. . Pold, No Pots. 1225 Plut collenl CondiUon, $150. 614·256· Fish Polnl Pillll,., 304-675-2063, PS, new blttt_ry, ahoc:ks, ttc. OopooH 614-446-3444, 450 Rur 1945. 14x7D Folrmont 2 Bod10or111, IIC lnttriar M ,000. 304--6'K Wanted ~~~~------~~~ full line Tropical floh blrdo, 3160. Hu. Hod Tondor Loving C.ro. 111Aw~. ' ., omtlltnlmtlt ond tupplln. WApls, 508 Bwdlllto S~ Cool & wood tlovt 1300. Trl· C1ll : Gtntl•man NHft HOmt & Largo Uvlng Aro1 A Mull Soo Htlp Wllh SOme Houoohold Homo. $14.._1100. Loll 01 Eldroo, Polnf Phluanl, no pets, 1 end ;~ Stir llll'llpel Wllttlchmtne• 2 Llbl'ldor Aetrlt'Mr11, Choc:olltt, 1D86 S-10 Truck, 4sp., trc:tllant AKC, 1275; Ftmala Mlnltturo condition, rill shlrp, on• bodioomt, 304-675-2012 oftor yro old, 1210. 304-175-1725. Dulin. Will Poy Rent Send 114-24~-~SJO. Schnluzor AKC 2 Yuro $175; owntr, $3500; 614·1'12~142. RnonH: CLA231 c/oGolllpollt 11171 Fllrnlngo, 3 bod....,, 12 1 S:OO. Cornmodor 15M Cornpulor Bollen Ttrrioro J125 Up; DoUr Trlbuno, 825 Third Avtnuo, u. Allltfng t31DD, 114-1112-3033. Furnished wtprtmor, Sonyo mor~Hor, Chllluthuo IIIII AKC $150; 1187 Chevy hill lon 34,000 Golllpolll, Ohio 454131. 45 toto of tnd~omt, Cocko11 AKC 175 Up. 114-312· miles euto, AJC, AYIFM tape. 1173 ,....._ 2 8eclroom11, 5 4 c1 ~ nd for 1182 ~·10, 4 crl. 4 opood, $1,500. 0232. Rooms •or blot olllr, .... 114-1112·2801 ~· 14 Business 12x10, Gil Hell, Uko 1112 Chivy 314 ton, 4r4 , $800. 01111 te•410' &14-441- Roomolorront·wookormonlh. thlt&pm. Young Turkoyo I Guln ... : finn. 304-675-5332. ~~ Training Make, G11tl Wolch Dogt A Ett ~:~1:2' II $120/mo. Gollla Hollf. Evono ltotcn, 1130 Etllom Lilli &14-319-2513. 1187 Dodgo Rom Ch11g11, 4 WD, Rtlr~ln Now!JISoulttHtt~rn 11111 HoiiYDIIIt, 14x72.. 3 BR, 2 e !1680. - . . , C!lfllpolio, ~ 31&, V-1, Lotdod; 25 Ft Gam Butlnon Colllgo, Spring Voller blth,tDiof oloc. Elcolllnt condl· - - - - - - - - - - - On -lning lllltbolo C.mpor Duol WhMio, 614-446Musical Plw. Coli Todoy, 114-445-436711 lion. 3DW71-203&. Slooplng roomo wHh cookl1111. Sltor TruciJt ado In Sloclt 1 112 57 9144 Aftor 5 P.M. Alto trollar opoco. All hook-upo. Fl D - p~ ,._ N Riti.I90.0S.1274B •. 111!10 Rtdmond, 3 IR, 2 both, Coil olor 2:00 p.m., 304·713· ,,.. · -: ••-. ow: $95, Instruments 1117 Ford Rangtr, 4 cyl, 5 cur- -~ llooon wv 12 Ft. Reg: Sill, _ , $181. 18 Wanted to Do -~ • t·:;;;:.'•;;;;.;;;:.::..;;~·---- Prien tnCiudo Uaht KMo I Bundy Trombone $200 . .Sna 10 t - . good cOnd, 304-675=h • tlnl. , · ~7127 or 1· Qaallneck Hlch. "PhoN: ~~ Dnlm KH f200 After 4:30 P.M. ~m=-o. :-:-:-::--.=:::-=-:46 Space lor Rent ue 11112 Will Bob~H In lly Homo. Fon· 304-171-4m. &14-441-21n 111110 (lolt) Ford pickup, rod & ~od 1nb layodAroo. Rtloroncn FCI' Solo: -~~ ~J_12xU Sacond floor oHico llp!ICO, F l - For Balai..~l Doll, tn. Conn lrumplll llko now lliod 1 whHo, club cob, XLT Llriol, ovt 1 It lt. R noy Alit. Clll Pr'ce: 13,100. 1144'71-20111. 1000+ 1q. ft., unllr of Porneroy, lonnlllon: 514-317-lWJO. II\OMh, wfc:u• & manual, 304o tovring pkg, AIC, auto ovtrdrlvt, 114·245-5817. 1 &75-33Uoftori:DOPM. capt llllt,_!ll lht goodlls & 14:,:112 1 BUIInesl I :;:. :::,::.:-lln::..- - - - - Fot Sole- EIR TREE SERVICE. Topping, 34 moro,_?~wu mllto, 111,500. tocloo wlntllr DOlt, .-.1m wl luther Trknmlng, Trw Atmovll, Hedge Buildings ~;:.'::z~a~ ronl In Roclno, lrlm, fttnnol Hnlna, Nko now, ... Gtrntlnhlrdt Ftutt, Exctlltnl llrm.os~t5-2102 after 8:00. Trimming. FrH Etllmolool 614· klng $100, ...,.. $110; .... lillie. CondHion,l281. 114-361-11114. 19110 Fonl Rangor Still Unclor ~3:6:..'1-..:.li;:.:lfr::..;:.:'Aft;;;•::.. r 4:.:.P;:.: ·m;:.:._ __ 81111 84111dl!lfll. We Ootl. 2,400 lf7 Wanted to Rent Kowll Plono, Vory Good Condl- Factory WtiTinly 5Sod, To 10011 sq. Ft. Ouqnlkloo lodlOoNpm o:IDihlng• ... · -· W/Ovordrivo, Exctllonl Cos .2155, CI'S-11-2204 ~~ lion, 11,500. ol4-4-41.Q031. Johnson't TrH Strvlco, lrlm· MA01go, Will Accopt Cor Or mlng I 11movol, 1 -. thrubs, Thouolndt. Llmftod. Aot - · Oollvory Son Wollltd, To Ront: llolor Homo lltfpm. Prwnttr. Snerw Orum 1 c... I Truck At Trodo4n 16,500. 514· lmmodllto hldl."' frH tttlm1t11, 304-586- Avlllaltll On - . Boll 114- For Wllkond Trip To SOUth FOI Ilia: FiiiW od SZD. pickup f!!!ocl CondHionl $1110. 441-0840. ltndJ.I! Nov 13·15. Coli Pol 114- load. 3J14.87S.81DIIfttr lltNn. 331 · --rl. 441.0721. 441-11111. ....,.rod. :J & VIcinity Tn. lecelwe Fill 985·4473 667-6179 216-21144311. Hunlera Ohio _ , Primo Southlulom Ina llndllw 111M, caii304-II:J. iCD3,IIInolpm, wool<dlyo only. :,:;:..:.::..=.====-- Pt. Pleasant llnALLED PIIGS fll7-$275.00 16z7-$450.00 OPEIEIS llnAlUD-Y. HP..$200.00 Wit• Pure••• of Knick kn.cllit, Jlwtlry, Evtl')'lh· ing. AI; J. Nell, Ktrr Harriaburg, ROdney c.- Rotd ott 180 1o Walch For Slgnol Largo Yord Solo: Solurdoy, 11-5. 421 llllchoU Road, Goillpollo, No MORRIS GARAGE DOOR SERVICE TRY OUR ·NEW STEEL INSUUTED RAISED PANEL GARAGE DOOR With 2 Transmm.ra Sconlllf, Clotfilf111, Sh-, llla. collanoout. 814-441-2548. Gorogo Solo: Sapl 25th Thtu ? CIDihM SlZII: lnflnll ThiU Chlldron And Adulll. AnUquoo, ott AI Rodney Pike, bH ott 35, 742·2656 P.O. lox 19~\Yih Aley RAONI,OHIO (F....ty ~ RW,. Stoall Real Estate General chine, T!)ft, Homemade BrNd, EIICirlc Typowrillt. 4 Fomlty Yord Sola: Sol, N , South 7, 5 llllot, Poll Com On Right. 4 Fomfly, 1 IIIIo 011 180 On K_, Hollow. Thurodoy, Frfdoy & Salurdty, ~. ALL Ytnl Solot 111111 8o Ptld In AdVIIICI, DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. lho dly bolero lho od illo run. Sundor odHion • 2:00 p.m. Frfdoy. llondoy odHion • 2:00 p.m. Slturdly. Etlall Solo: Solurdoy Sopt 21th, 9 A.M. 2312 Slolo RoUio 141, Rohlg., All FurnHuro, Riding llwn Mower, Tools, And Ulsc. Gorogo Solo: tl261 9121192, 11-5, U65llt. 581, fRoanoyl Comics, Boby Homo, Clolhlng, C.uch, Love Sill, Etc. Gart~ge Sale: Friday, S1turday, Sat>!. 251h, 261h. Laft OH Bul.ovlllo Rood Onlo E. Bethel ChuiCh Road, Approx 1 Milo, W1tch For Skma, Storm Door, 1/17pd. n~~!!""9 ;"jl HoutahOkl Mlec, Rowing Ma· 11181'82/lln. ~ooftng -lntarlor & Exlorlor 12 Year old ranch type house. 3 bedroomS', 2 baths, 1% car garage and breezeway, central air and heat pump, many extras. On 2 acres of land. Eastern School District. Blacktop roads Co. Rd. 28 and 32. 949-2860, 949-2801 or 985-3839 Real Estate Wanted Sooltlna SmaH Fonn Or Wooded Proporfy In Socludad Ar-. Coli DIETITIAN nliET TECH Pl•11nl Hill Mtnw, Locolod In Plkolon, Ohio Hao An Opening Loll: WIIHo I Cocker For A Dllthlon Or Dlalollc loch· F nlcla A 0p ni S 11 H 11 opon • lorld.o Togs. "· n >pponu ly For Sal~ VIcinity: Kerr Road. Name: lMrlctlcl lrldlvldual, AllponW~. Small Rowordl 814-245- llbll For Tho Ovorall Dlrocllon 01 NUirHional C.ro In • , _ 53•• • -·• Tonn Cora Foclllly. Knowtodgo of DOH Rogulollono Roqulrod. 7 Yard Sale QA Beckground And Experlenct In Owl1lra Ia Helpful. The SUcc-1111 C.ridlcloto llull Bo A Uconood Roglll- DlltHitn Or D!.t.tlc Technician AtgltGallipolis ter.d. Salary And BtnefK• lre & VIcinity Compo!hlvo. Sand Rnumo To: Llndlma~ 1 Admlnllll'ltor, 101 PHchfotd R<!, (1 IIIIo OUI Jim Pl0111nt Hill Mtno~ 7143 U.S. ns To Pllchlerd ndl Fridty And Rolllt 23, SoUih, P.u. Box 334, Salurdoy, 8:30-6... Boby lom!t Plklton, OH 456&1, Fax 1 • 614· Clothing, Glrto \ilothol NB-41, 288·2921. 614-949·2101. 949·2160 or 915·3139 12·5·tln ROOFING ghlm 11814-1113511. Loll: Rowordl Moll Slborltn Huoky Rod I Whitt. Ano...,. To Loic.:y. Rod Colllr, Ylclnlly: Sliver Bridge Pllzo Aroo. 81444M31l, Ploull COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES How..! L Wrltesel Quall. Stone ..!!, 1:;1! ~.~!. 1!'J:Id · New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Wfndows Room Additions • Roofing PH. 614·992·5591 111&11fn 5 Public Notice PUBUC OFACIAL NOnCE TO CONTRACTORS The Vlllllfll ol Rocino in Meigo Counly, Ohia Ia occepting bldo lor paving ol certain otrHII or porto ol otreell In uld vllloga. A "tab ohoot", which 11 ottachld to the "plono ond opoclflcatlono" .... forth, In dlllil, auch paving, malarial amount. and atrHI n1mM with the length, width ond thlcknua of auch material, aror...lcl, to be put In place. The IUCCBIIfui bidder Will be required to provide proof ol poymant of ototo oppravld pravolling woge GUN SHOOT RACINE GUN CLUB SUNDAYS 36 446-2102, 111111 3513. 4+92-tlo 1-26-v.l~ln ue 0811; .-q-. 4 2 klnono, one 111 whHo, 304-ti75· 1847. REMOVAL Lawn Mowing, F.rtlllzfng, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trlnvnlng & Removal R-IllA Common:lal FrooEal-.. AREWOOD FOR SALE • Noll~ . 1987CIIov. AstroVan, verygood CGndhlon, 614-M9·2526. 11187 Chovrotot Astro Van, 4.3 F.t onglno, t:~ PB, now tlrn and wr..lo, ; 614-1112·2675 . .: . t987 Fotd Aorootar, XL Loaded. · • • 304-675-5295. ~· 1987 Plymoulh Voyager LE · · : loldld, 66,000 Actuar Miles: ... Excello,. CondHion, $7,300, :· O.B.O. 114-441-9958. • 1989 Ford Ranoor XLT, 4x4, air, ·:V-6, 5 speld, IJIC cood, will take • lrodo, 304-ti75-4848. • 19811suzu Trooper 4wd, 4dr, ps, pb, Sspd, $12,000, 614-367-7044. Jimmy 4x4, So-15 Package, New ., , TlrH, Sharp! 614--256-1228. . 74 Motorcycles 1985 Hondl Interstate, new tire & bant'fi CB, AM-FM rad io, helh mtts, .,,.~! ~~231 COII'tr, lots - , c 10"'"• ~·~ • 1987 KX80 Kaw. Runs Grtal, Excellent Condllion! 614·446· •. 2810 Alter 5 P.M. ~ MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ' c.JII 614-992-6677, Cavls·Ouickal lnsuranc:• .. 75 Boats & Motors lor sale 1986 Gallxy 18 112' New 140 HP · •. .&10, WJ Tralr.r & Covtr, Ukl · ~ Now, 15,800. 614-446-3485 Boat · Ia AI G.oillpolls Boot Club. Hamltion W1ttr Sports 614-&a6-7979 DONT IIISS THE BOlT . Cobit Bolla AI Ginnr1y PrieN - ' ;;:::::7=:::;:::,::::,::;:...,.,...= =,_ eo:'"l!z C:::· ,.,.I'MCM =:' t,.. .:.=•--• - !!•!'!'J Entll-. •· . ' '· •, 111 Wlnt• Stcnge ,,.. Hamlnon WtlorSporto ·. 6-191!1 . --------76 Auto Pans a. ·: .. ;;::::;:::-:Ac=ce':":sso=':"rte_s-=:-~ _ , B - Tlll1llllilllono, Uood A robu1ft, lltrtlng 11 $81· front driYo lllirllna Ill .. 19.0G 114-24M677, IM-371-2263. : Now goo lonko, 0111 tan truck , wheetl f1M1110rl., floor mlli, '' llc. DARAUio, Ripley, WV. 304o • • =312~-31.::.:33~or..;1-IOQ..::.;_;;zn.;.;:..;II32=HI:... . - · ; campers a. 79 .. .. Motor Homes 11 ft llounltlnMr lruek Clmper 304-17$-4082. . 1971 Mountelneer truck Clm~. II 112 ft, Hll -olnod, $1,296. 304-675-1131. • 1N8 Wildar•• ldl, AIC, ' •wnlng. 1 bedroom, $16,000. Mt- ~ ...ttd, $11,000. fil'nl. Family.. • Prldo Homo Pork LD1 28, · Gllllpolio Forry, :104-61'5-2105. : 22 A. Coachman, Fully Sal~ Conlll~ AC, Mull ' ~.o.T: - · •· 13,500, ~ ••• Services Ut•. ":4.. •. SEASONAL CLOSE .OUT 650 SX Kawasaki Jet Sid N.w $50 Over Invoice 1990 650 'IS ·Used Solo Priced 81 • Home _ _l_m~p:-::roi::: .v;;;em:::e:-nt...;.s:......._: : .- BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING U.-ldH- Mflllmo g = IN. Local furil F- llllmat-. C.U cotllct 111W3J.0481, dly or night. Rogors -mom Wolorp~oo­ Hng. Curllt: Home lmprovem~rU: , Yure Experience On Ofder &w. • F-ion WCI'Ic, Adell~· Roofing, ·' •' ' --Room Kltchono And Sotho. F- U. · : Rt,.,.., en, No Job • • Too Big Or Smalll &1W67.o51&. : • tlmattll O.Yio Sowl,. llochlno And • : Vacuum Ctelner Atpalr, Free ~ t Plck.Up And Oollftry, Gowgaa , ' CrMk Aotd, 514 4414214. " ' ' I Houle and trwUer r.pelr, electri- ~ ' cal, plumbing, hiiUng, Clr· : r.t'e'l2=ng· lnsldo lnd old; : JET • I ro-bul~ motoro In lloclc, RON ., I EVANS, ~ACKSON, OH. 1-IOQ. • 537-1526. ) Aer1tlon Motors, rep.aiNd. Ntw • Aan'1 TV ~~~. spec:iiii:':J -.. ''' In lanHh alto MFYiclll!l othlr brlndl. HouN ctllt, aiM : oorno oppllanco ropalra. WV 304.a71..239& Ohio &14-441-24!of. Septic Tonk Pumping l90cGollla , Co. RON EVANS ENTERPniSES'; Joc:koon, OH 1-800-637-11521. • Tripi• "R" Roofing I Ramocfol. • 11111, docko, pordiOo, ttc, Gu.oiHy ' ' ' wOrk, frM MtirMt•, 304-6~ ' ~ 5529. wv. 020315. . • UtiiHy Bldg Spl: 30's4D'xl' ; Polnlod St•l Sldirlg I Roofing-, , 1 ·15'x8' Slldlno DOor, 1-3' Soi· · • vice Door, $5,1110 Eroctod. lto4j ' • Horoa Bldgo. 1-IOQ.352·1D45. • 84 • a. I Electrical Refrigeration Aelldlnllal • or wiring, - i~ comrne~cli1 or ,_...., u.otar u - -rlclan. RldonoUr Eilctrlcal, W¥000301, 304-1711-1?81. ' 85 - • • ~ .• • ' ' i General Hauling We Do HauNng AnytiMe, Anyploco, No Job Too lig Or Too Utttt. a 111 n•nt et..nlng, - 1 Work, Any Klndl 8* 371.:!271Anytlnw. · £ ~ ' :::.:=:.;;;::!::=---' u hoi :u;:::'=::::!P~~st;:,ery:!..._.,..: 0'7 J • -..,.·, Uphofll~ • lng Ill OOIHily 1101 27 JOiro. Tho boll In ~mlton Uflllolllorfni. ' , Clll ~54 "" froo ... ~ l Umat• I · .J �Athens Pomona Grange recent guests of Meigs County Pomona Grange Lewis-Manley Auxiliary Unit meets recently The Lewis-Manley Unit No. 263, American Legion, met recently at the home of the president, Lorrene Goggins. The meeting opened in ritualistic form. The president read announcements from Eighth District President, includin~ American Legion Auxili(UY Visitation Day at Ohio Veterans Children's Home at Xenia on Nov. 1. Annual dues were paid by members who had n01 paid previously. Lula Hampton, legislative chairman, reported from the "Legion Dispatch" of the seven priorities of the dele$atcs to the 74th National ConventiOn held in August. They weer: flag amendment, national security, veterans health care, POW-MIA, Desert Stom, G.!. Bill, foreign lobbyists and postal rates. A dinner was served by Mrs. Goggins. Prayer for peace and closing remarks by the president and singing of "My Country Tis of Thee" closed the meeting. Mrs. Hampton wiU be hostess for the next meeting. WINNER • Shirley Day, 124 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy was tbe winner of a Whirlpool Washer from Kroger of Pom'eroy recently. Presenting her certir~eate is Jack Ambrose, store manager. · Athens CountY Pomona Grange members were guests for the potluck meal, preceding the regular meeting when the Meigs County Pomona Grange members had thelf meeting at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Patty Dyer, master, welcomed everyone. The opening song was America, the Beautiful. The pledge to the flag was given in unison. Eldon Barrows, legislative agent, talked about different issues. He Stated the "Right to Know" will greatly affect farmers and garden· ers pertaining to the chemicals used. Junior youth leader Linda Montgomery announced there were seven entries in state grange and three winners, Chelsea Montgomery, Whitney and Rachael Ashley. . The grange and each subordinate grimge gave a monetary donation to Hurricane Andrew victims. Athens County state deputies, Lowell and Florence Ashcroft, installed the officers with the help of worthy master, Albert Kerns, Edith Harper celebrates 93rd birthday Joshua Taylor observes third birthday recently A binhday gathering was held recendy honoring Joshua Taylor on his third birthday at the home of his parents, Steve and Brenda (Miller) Taylor, Middleport. An outdoor picnic and a ''Ninja Turtle" theme cake and ice mam were served. Attending were grandparents, Bob and Judy Miller, Sandy Walker, Stephanie and David Roush, Culloden, W.Va.; Tammy Jo, Mandy and Chrissy Miller, Jerry Taylor, Jim Taylor, Fostoria. Others presenting gifts were John and Lena Miller and April of Gallipolis. 1992 Ohio Page-1G-The Dally Sentinel JOSHUA TAYLOR Wood family holds reunion The annual reunion for the Valerie Brown, Dan and Kelly descendants or Jaclt and Lora (Bee- Brown, Columbus. Dean Wood and Charles Kulgle) Wood was held recently in memory of Kitty (Wood) Mosinslti man, Metamora. Mich.; Rodney, who was unable to attend but Keith, Paula, Chelsey and Jordan whose birthday was recognized. Wood, Gary, Bonnie, Jason and The event was held at the borne of Andrea Warner, Jeff, Lora and Amanda Wolfe, all of Chester. Ivan and Evelyn Wood. Cbester. Following lunch, the afternoon was spent visiting. tossing horseshoes, Laking a hayride to the old Following is a- list of area resihomeplace, taking pictures. showdents named 10 the summer dean's ing pictures and reminiscing. • Traveling the farthest were Vic· list at Hocking College. Shannon Hindy, Thomas Terry, tor and Mary Wood, Pon Charlotte, Juanita Thomas, all of Middleport; Fla. Others present were Charles Melody Ramsburg, Roger Reed, Jr., Beth, Charles Ill and Sbawna Hazel Six, Lucy Winebrenner, all Wood, Northwood. Howard, Jackie, Michelle, of Pomeroy; Frederick Thompson, David and Cindy Brown, Richard, Ammy Roush and Sheila Warner, Rick, Mark and Scott McDole, all of Racine; Philip Blackwood, Robert, Debbie and Amanda Rutland; Dana Fick, Long BOitom; Bracht, all of Toledo; Jeff and and Diana Kimes and Jeffry Kimes, Dawn Brown, Worthington; both of Reedsville. Named to dean's list The family and friends of Edith Harper gathered recently at her former home in Tuppers Plains to celebrate her93rd birthday. Joyce and Jack Napier and family from Newark decorated the home. Osie Follrod brought her mother from the Extended Care Unit in Pomery for the day. Other members of the family attending were: Roy Harper and family, Columbus; Ronna Prince, Bruce Kroeger, Carol Petty, Heather Lambert, Crystal Hutchinson and Chrissy, Donna and Jan Parker family, Tuppers Plains; Greg and Anna Parker, Jus tin and Katie, Jeff Parker, Ricky and Cheryl Lawson, Albany; April and Amber Lawson and Tyler, Rusty and Tracey Lawson, New York; Ryan, Renee and Aubra J. Lawson, Tawny and John Helgesen, Belpre; Chriss, Jay and Hannab Helegsen, Osie and Pete Foilrod, Alfred. Steve, Karen, Kaitlan, Brian and Brandon, Kathy and Dave Watson, Stacie and Alan, Alfred; Alta and Aubra Bailey, Zephyrhills, Fla; Thelma and Clarence Henderson, Alfred; Edna Harmon, Tuppers Plains; Joyce and Jack Napier, Newalk; Kim Knight, Jeremy, Julie and Greg, Columbus; Nola and Clarence Wollett, Whitehall; Jim, Donna, Chrystal and Paul. Visitors were Armor Bailey, Florence Spencer, Doris and Deryl Well. Thelma Henderson asked the blessing at noon before the carry-in meal. ROBERT DORST Dorst birth announced Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Robin) Dorst, Pomeroy, announce the birth of their fmt child, Robert Russell Tiamo Dorst, on Aug. 21 at Holzer Medical Center. He weighed five pounds and 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Betty) McDaniel, Middleport . Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Sybil) Barr, Middleport, and the late Edgar Dorst Marlin Swart, Regalia Bearer. Ro- Needlepoint - first, Opal Dyer. rence Ashcroft, Emblem Bearer, Miscellaneous - first, Kathryn Sister Kerns, choir director, and Miller; second, Rose Barrow; and choir, Eileen Pyle, chaplain, Hazel third, Sara Cullums. Subordinate sewing - vest : flf'St, Ann Lambert, Stoot, pianist, Barbara Swart. Opal Dyer, CW A, Susie Car- Hemlock; second, Pauline Atkins, penter and Addalou Lewis jud$ed Harrisonville; third, Rose Barrows. the contests with the follow1ng Wooden toy - first, George White; second, Eldon Barrows; third, Bill results: Quilts • f~rst, Muriel Bradford, Radford. Decorated Sweatshirt Hemlock; first, Kathryn Miller, first, Kathryn Miller; second, Edna Rock Springs; second, Sara Cul- Clark, Hemlock; third, Christine lums, Hemlock. Vest - first, Rose Napier, Star. Blouse - Patty Dyer. Barrows, Star; second , Rosalie Color photos • scenes • Linda Story, Hemlock; third, Louise Rad· Montgomery, Star; animals, people ford, Rock Springs. Doilies • first, and closeups, Patty Dyer. Oil an<! Maxine Dyer, Star. Afghans/bed- acrylics - Naomi Reed, Hemlock. Opal thanked the judges and spreads - first, Elma Louks, Rock everyone that helped with the conSprings; second, Jesse White , tests. Hemlock; third. Opal Dyer, Star. The song, "Whispering Hope," Baby set - first, Rose Barrows . Embroidery • first, Sara Cullums; closed the meeting. Westina Crabtree, chaplain, second, Patty Dyer, Star; third, Bunny Kuhl, Rock Springs. gave the benediction. Chester news notes Prayer and pledge to the flag, led by president Erma Cleland, opened the Ladies Aniliary meeting, held at the firehouse recently. Roll call as answered by each naming a flower blooming in their yard. Treasurer's report was given by Opal Hollon and secretary's report by Betty Newell. Committee reports were given. Bills were approved and money for cards collected. Cards were signed for the sick. Plans for Labor Day were discussed. Refreshments were served by Opal Hollon to those named and Clara Conroy, Clarice Allen, Marcia Keller, lnzy Newell, Ethel Orr, Lora Damewood, Dorothy Hawk and Cleo Smith. Mrs. Wilma Haught has returned to her home in Leesburg, Aa., after several weeks here with relatives. She was accompanied home by her sister, Barbara Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Spence Tedrick, Old Washington, spent Labor Day with Opal Wickham. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Katie and Bobby, Greenwood, Ind., spent Labor Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen . Cletus Allen and friend, Columbus, visited on Labor Day. Mrs. Perry Myers and daughter, Janna, Columbus, Miele and Lisa McCoy, Chillicothe, spent Friday with their grandmother, Ethel Orr. Donna Kay Semple, Burlington, N.J., spent the weekend with her uncle, Roy Christy. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Conroy, Steven and Crystal, Akron, spent several days with Clara Conroy. Recent dinner guests of Mrs. Con· roy were Jim and Charlette Roseberry, Franklin, W.Va., George and Mary Stace, Findley, Gerald and Mary Powell, and Rose Reyonlds, Middleport. Labor Day guests of Ethel Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tiatt, Ash· ley, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neuman, Galion, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gruese.r, Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Foster and son, Grove City , Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bentz and children and Martha Lee, Racine. Calling in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace, Columbus, Blythe Theiss and Sara Voss, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eichinger, Tiffany and Justin, Laura Mae Nice and Opal Eichinger spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs.Jeff Horton and Elizabeth, Columbus. On Saturday they attended the wedding of Michelle Wilson and Gregory Link at the St. Joseph Church, Tiffin, and the reception in the recreation room of SL Mary's. Golda Krackomberger has been returned to her home from St. Joseph Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hall announce the birth of a daughter at Holzer Medieal Center on Sept. 3. She weighed eight pounds and five ounces and has been named Mor· gan Gwen. llmow I'm not giving you much notice, but I do want to let you know that Mrs. Bessie Graham, currently a resident at the Overbrook Center in Middleport, will be honored with an "open house" birthday party tomorrow, Sept. 26. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in honor of Mrs. Graham's 90th birthday and will be staged a1 the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Harold and Janet Graham, 36008 State Route 143, Pomeroy. Actually Mrs. Graham was 90 yesterday, Sept. 25, but Saturday seemed like a better day to invite everyone to drop by. All friends, relatives and well· wishers are cordially invited to . drop by the Graham home during the designated hours and wish Mrs. Graham happy returns of the day. Cards are more than welcome, but no gifts please. Refreshments will be served. their home and all of their belong· ings in a Rutland fire Thursday morning. Pany wears 12-14-jeans, 38 tops and a size seven shoe; her daughter, size four clothing and nine and one-half shoe, and her son, size three and a size eight shoe. Mike Thacker who is hospitalized in Columbus as a result of the fire will also need clothing and he wears a medium shirt and 29-30 trousers. Anyone who can help with clothing and furnishings may contact Patty's mother at 992-7785. as Ll MORNING 5:00 <2l G (TU,WE,TH,Fll) Home Shoppi11Q Cil (MOl Lou Or111t (I) G Cllllllllad Talavtllon Ill Ill AO Day lUI (TU,WE,TH,PR) NBC Nlghllldo 0 (TU) Paid Proaram 0 (WE,TH) My Slater 1om 0 (Fll) Wtlcoma lock, Kolter @ . (MD) . Olory Daye 5:05 (!) Oomer Pyla 5:30 (iJ Ill Ill IJ ABC World NawaThle~IQ Ill Ill CBS Morning Newt 0 (WI!,TH,FR) Paid BDayllraak 5:35 <2l G NBC Nlahllldo (!) (MO,TU,Yir:) CNN IIHciUna Newt (!) 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BDaylrelk . Ill) lnapoctOr OICiget I:OS (!) I Dream ol Jeannie 1:30 ()) loiO ' C!l Mlator ROQIIII' Former resident, Nick Coates, and his wife, Geri, of Gilbert, Ariz., will leave from Gilbert tomorrow headed for Meigs County where they will visit friends and relatives. They will be at the horne or his mother, Mrs. Jean Coates, in Rustic Hills, Syracuse, next Saturday and Michelle Anne Weaver, daughfriends are invited to stop by the Coates home. Especially invited ter of Patty Weaver, Middleport, are Nick's former classmates at and the late Matt Weaver, celebratPomeroy High School. Nick was a ed her fourth birthday recently. A "Beauty and the Beast" theme member of lhe graduating class in was carried out and guests were 1960. served-pizza, cake, ice cream, chips And on Oct 16, the 1967 Mei~ and Konl-aid. Attending were a great-grandMarauder SEOAL Championship football team will be honored at the mother, Mary Clark; grandmothers, Meigs-Wellston game. The '67 Teresa Cremeans and Sue Grueser; team was the first Meigs team . All John, Tammy and Brittany Cre· members of the team are asked to means, Peggy Cremeans and Joey Hartwell Curd is now at his contact Jim Soulsby at 992-2377. Barton, Tammy, Jessica and Jillian home on the Ball Run Rood follow- Anyone having the addresses of Lyons, Debbie, Nildd and Zachary ing heart bypass surgery al River- team members living outside of the Whitlatch, Barb and Andrew county is asked also to contact Bareswilt and Diane and Christoside Hospital in Columbus. Soulsby so that plans for the cere- pher Johnson. As it turned out, Hartwell's Sending gifts were grandparmony can be completed. problems became a tiule more than ents, Bill and Betsy Weaver, ChrisJUS! the bypass operation when he Aunt Maude always said memo- sy and Joe, Syndi and Jeremny developed a kidney problem whic.h ries are keepsakes of the happy Jones, Bob, Jodie and Ryan Spires, brought abOut a seven week hospt· times we've known and I always Ryan, Paula and Jarrod Hall, Vema talization. He's been at home a questioned that. Surely, bad mem- and Mary Compston, Justin Duckcouple of weeks now and is making ories didn't fit into that description worth, Shirley Smith, Dave and good progress. but then maybe sbe didn't have any Missie Follrod, Ashli and Jessica --~ An appeal has been issued for bad ones. I do, don't you? Do Janice Haggy, Diana Bartels: Gertrude Kaltenbach and Kim clothing and furnishings for Patty keep smiling. Chadwell. 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Shown Sept. 8 on Britain's Independent Television Network (lTV), the program is expected to be sold in South Africa 10 M-NET, a private channel with a pay TV service. In the United States, where an indigenous "Age Seven In America" aired Se~L 4 on CBS, "7 Up: Soulh Africa ' will most likely air next year on PBS . It's the latest in what's become a genuine international industry which began with a 1964 World In Action documentary examining the wishes, thoughts, and ~s of 20 British youngsters. The original "7 Up" spawned four follow-up films - the most recent, "3S Up," had a critically acclaimed theatrical release in the United States earlier this year and set Granada ftlmmakers combing the world for equivalents in other countries.· The United States, the former Continued on next page Body Eleclrlc C!l Are You llolng lorvad? 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MOVIE: The lolt pone (2:00) (iJ Ill C!llll Covington C1011 Acom~ rascal draws the attention Elaanor. Stereo. Q (ZJ Adventu,.a of Robin Hood C!l Senlorl Speak Out Stareo. Ill liD aJ • Frannla'a Turn Frannie wants Joseph to spice up their Saturday-night routine. Stereo. ~ llll e COPS A dr ve·by shooting victim Is wounded in the tace. Ste~ 0 Swaml.Thing 12!1 ()pry Ckl BPrtmeNowe all Young Aldora 8:05 (!) MOVIE: The llluo Ughtnlng (1 :55) 8:30 (2) G lUI Out AI Night Chelsea tries to get Jeff to help Charissa out ot the dating blues. Stereo. ~ Ill 1111 1121 • lltooklyn e Katie's slater decides to elope; Alan gets a telephone. Stereo£ llll CD Slereo. Q 0 lo,and RNiily I2D Orand Ole ()pry u.. Stereo. 8:00 <2l G 1111 Empty Naet Carol sots up a love neat In Harry's ~r~e. Stereo. til Ill Cro lrlllda (Premiere) Johnny and Dylan work on a wildlife range. Slereo.9t (ZJ Adv tu,., or Robin Hood C!l c1v11 war The possible of a Union victory dims. Ill liD aJ • Raven (Season Premiere) Raven Is tracked to an Island by a Japanese warrior. Stereo. ~ liD CD Coda 3 A ue worker Is swept away trying 51 5! !t, Sl " - " " ., . . - - .• .•• .. .. to save a stranded person . i1 Stereo. IIJ Rey radbury Theater Ill Stallor Broa. 8 Both Sldat With Ja111 Jack ton all MOVIE: Twelve O'Clock HIQh (3:00) 8:30 <2l G iiJ Nureae Anurse becomes a patient when she requires minor surgery. Stereo. liD Gl Th Edge The gang enjoys spools and parodies of popular television shows. 51 Stereo.~ IIJ The hiker 8 Rtlllble Sourc.. tO:OO (2) G lUI &latera (Season Premie,.) Alax'S widowed mother plans to get remarried. Stereo. Q ())Newt (!) Major League loaabll Atianta Braves at San Diego Padres (L) ill Ill til II The Commllh (Season Premiere) The commissioner puts his life on the line. (PI 1) Sttr~ (ZJ Advantu,., of R Hood Ill liD lUI Ill Anr. SIIMI King and Psrets y are put under Intense pressure to atop a murde~. Stereo. Q liD tD Huntor 0 Silk Stalk I a Ill Amarlcan u Shop 8 World Newt t0:15C!l Civil War Nlek-of·tlme Union victories tilt the eiiCiion to Uncoln: Q 10:30@ Collegl Football !l Scoreboard =· 11:00<2JG (1). ·- .' . . . ' tllG 1111G IIJ 8uapoct ...... Cil Primo (lJ Advanturat of Robin Hood llll til Araanlo HaH'• Weekend Jam Stt"::wi 0 MOVIE: lllklnl (R) (2:00) Stereo. a Opry BtckiiiQI CCildaurd 011 Nat P~p . ' �,. - S'UNDAY - --· I ---~--------------------- suN.. SEPT. 27 • MORNING 11:00 W WlllllllllldUI (I) CIW'I 11J..: lllglilaldl 0 MDVII: Clllltle Cllln 11 ""Ott• $111 (1 :30) 1118porll Llilllllght 0 Plld P~~~p~~~~ Nlal . . . Ntglllllde Ill.....,..._,_. •:00 al. TV Qilpll (J) Willi ShldDW (I) e V11ki1i l Valun The iegiCy 01 IOCIII c:rltic ThOmU MertQn and hla dMire 1o find life's meaning 11 ceptwed In a extriOI"dlnary story 01 spiritual Marching. (1 :00) &:.c.:!'' 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Play-Along Clle NllietY and - Will Emili AnaiiY (J) ctu~~ Earlll ""~ e~ a e"" Clltldrln WIIIILMyolonll IIJ Why Didn't lllilnk of TNt? rll TiUCidn' USA NHRA Gatomatlonlls action Ill lnalde 1M PClA Tour 111 Momlng Newa 0 Capllln N Q t:05 (I) AMI - · For Kldl t:30 ale World TDIIIOITOW (I) g Plld Pragrom l'l,lllmey & Friends Stereo . 111' Earlll Aavealod: ~~- D*' ClorLQaoiogy Q l!lle ALF li! IIJ. NerWy Mlhlll 11J T1111 WHk on Pit RDid ,_. ra TIIICila ancl Tractor 111 lanblll Tonight a Naaii/Your MonaJ OWIIIIKirllllrri!!ll lllllllill Culkin 1:;1 1:11 (I) HappJ Daya 10:GII a>e 1111av.,.a Vaice of VlciOiy Willi KMiltll Clp Ill id ())IWitlrch (DReading RainbOw C Clle 1n Taucll Willi Cliilrtaa ...., ())To a.. ~ Stereo. IDle 0o1n1r Pyla · IDe Day of ...IIIHitiOfo Willi ,.....Ill hi an T_,Q. Wlrailrt Dale Jarrett. Ill lpartlw.klr Newa/0111M Mln4l 0 lllplaltlr Qa~got 10:01 Cll HappJ Daya 10:10f.!., TfiiJ.WHk With Da'lkl I a (D W.:.'1. 1111 Woetd Ia ~ lllndlaga? Stareo. (J WOld on Wonla • e To II AronouriCod - -----~ l!lle Andy QriiiHh De Jimmy SWIIIIIIII rll NHRA Today Keystone Natlonlla race results from Raadlng. Pa. 8 Ne-k.. Sunday 0 Pilnce Valiant 10:35 (I) MOVIE: Ne-1 Lampoon's Animal Hou11 (R) (2:15) . 11:ooa>e OMiei1MPIIuQ (!) Ulaatylel olflle Rlclo I Famoua (Il Square One TV Q Clle Paid Prog11m (J) Nllloloh DuprH CoMa lor Flllillr and Friend~ ~ G Slmday Morning Home liJ. MOVIE: Bon Vayage ChaiNe llfown (And Don't Come ~I) (GI (1 :30) 0 Car!DDn Expraaa a In- Wlnalon Cup Raclna Hlghllghta 01 the Peak Antifreeze 500 from Dover; Del. D 8porll Reporter~ a CoM.ga Coaclila Comer 0 Maniac Mlnalon Q 11:30 (I) g Nawamak.,. (Il llneak Pmtewa Clle Tlii!...WHk Willi Dl'lkl Brlnlder..l;l (J) lull WOlf: EaMng Will IIIJID John Coopar Ohio Stale fOotball. De 8ha 811111 ~: Religion ... w-•a Rlghta Religion and the abuse of women are addrealed with regard to the same rlghta. pri'lllegea and dignity affordod human beings regerdleas of sex. (0:30) a RICI Dar D 8ponaCIJi1lr aNFLPNvlew 8 Big Bro- Joe t;J AFTERNOON 12:00 I2J • ..,_ Slmdar W Sandy l Sam (I). Jolon • Qaorge: The Tale411i0n Show (Il Computer Chronicles (J) VlciOiy Qanlen Q lllle lluckaya R..,._y De TIU Iaiiie NFL Playars and coaches Idols; Ernest Givens idol John Jefferson: Chad Hennings Idol Roger Staubach. 0 lt'a Your lualnaaa 0 All American Wreltllng Bill Danca~ Stereo. Ill NFL QarnaDay IB NowaDay 8 The Waltona 12:3012J. 0 "(FL Uva (!) Thla WMk In BIHblll (I) Clle Why Didn't 1 'TIIII* of TNt? (!) C1alllc car Shop Stereo. (J) M~k '13 Stereo. IDI. MOVIE: Mickl l M'- (PG131 (2:30J... 0 . NFL Todlr 1:;1 Ill The llaaamaatera Hlghllghta of the t992 Bass Masters Clasale World Championship from Logan Martin Lake near Blrmlnghlll1. Ala. Ill Newa/Sdlnct and ra a Tac:lvoology WMII 12:40 1D NAICAR Racing Goody's 500 from Martinsville, Va. (l) 12:150 (J) MOVIE: The Bad 8eod (2:40) 1:00 12J • 0 NFL Footbal Denver Broncos at Cleveland Browns (L) (!) 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MOVIE: lnvaalOft IT.SA (RI (2:00) a -1/World RlfiOII 3:30 (J) captain Planet 1nd tho ,...tell c c PilntlllriC (Il Adam Sm"liil (J) llawlng Connection Willi Slllrlay Adame 1111 NHRA Toclar Kaystone Nationals race re au~s from Reading, Pa. Ill NASCAR Racing (Coni.) 4:00 ale 0 NFL Football Pittsburgh Staelers at Green Bay Packers (l) (l) Mljor ....... llaHball Aflanta Braves at San Diego Padraa (l) · (I). (1). Santor PClA CloH Natlonwlcle ·. Championship, final 1'0\Jnd from AUanlll Ill (Il Amin Exparlenca Stereo. (J) Strip ulltlng With Kaye WOOd ~Ill 1121 111 NF~ Poalglma 0 Swamp Thing C a lnalde Winston tup Racing Hlghllghtl Of the PH~ AnUfreeza 500 from --- - MONDAY --- Dover, Dll. 0 MOVIe: II Qoowa on T-(2:00) 4:30 l!l Twllighl Zone (J) llalt of Joy of Painting_ llllllllllghl Court Slefe!>. I:;J till. To S. Ar.nO\.IICid 0 JUt 1111 Tilll of Ua Q Wlnnano Dale Jarrell. Ill Davis Cup Tilllnla United Stiles va. Sweden, lllnglea C from Mlnneapolla !n 1:00 ()) MOVIE: What Ev.. Happenod to Baby J-? (2:30) (J) McL.aughUn Qooup 1111. Maanum, p.l. illle MOVIE: Popeya Doyle (2:00) IIJ Ill SoS!I,.••ad1toaar Thunder The Budwelaer 500 from Brlatot, Tenn., which Ia a.. flrst ·rece of the 1111011 held undar lighta. 0MyfwoDoda Clllmpionahlp llodao The 1992 Women's National Flnalafrom Guthrie, Okla. Ill EailyPrtrna 5:30 (J) Tony lmm'a Joumal IIJ Beyond Rllllty IBNawamaktr SundayJNewa ra a -- 1:00 12J e (I) g Ill e IlliG o e o~~awa (!) Savod by the Ball (DJcltHii10...TVD._ Ralftb!IW Q ()) R IDle ,.. Starao. t;1 0 MacQyve~ Ill Cltlckarod NASCAR from Martinsville, a. ta World TCiday 0 Rill Tin TJn. K·l Cop Q I:OIIIl Th111'1 Company 1:30ale 0 NBC Newa Q (!)StlrS..ICII Clle ABC ..... (Il Wild Arnarlcl SIJ!.eo. 1:;1 EVENING 1:oo (I) • Clle 1121e Newa (J) All You llelnt_ltMd'l 1111. CBS ~ 1:;1 i1J1 The Hitchhiker 1111 T;uckln' USA A hlatorlc truck exlllblt In Minden , Neb. IBS.Hblll'l2 811111 Brother Jake Q 1:15 (Il ~n Elopar1enca Starao. 1;1 1:30 (I) e Ill e ABC Newa C (J) AN You Baing Be..e.tr lllllll Nawa cecasNewaQ 1!JJ The Hitchhiker Ill Road Tall Magazine IB Newatlnalda Bualntll 0 Thlt'a My Dog 7:00 12J. IQIS.CIIIIIarvtct Illegal actlvltiea are llnanced with stolen food stamps. Stereo. C (J) MOVif: The Meclianlc (PG) (2:00) (I) e Ill e Life Qoea On Draw Is concemed abOIIt a displaying a reve!ll portrait 01 Becca. Stereo. (J) World o1 Coli Cera lllllll ~ 150 MinStereo. IDIID Pa ar ~ Coach Kohler UIIS hiS mOther's Inheritance money to buy a dinar. Stereo.L iiJI MacQyve~ a American cavalcode Top fuel. Iunny car and pro stoclt from the 8th Annual NHRA Motorcraft Ford National& at Flreblrd lntarnattonal Raceway In Phoenix. D NFL P~onenone a Wortd Today 8 Mlnlac Mansion Q 7:30 (!) Hlapanic Htrltlge (J) Rlldlng Rainbow C illl• Ban •tillar (Premiere) Comedy parodlll lampoon U2's Bono and Yakov Smirnoff. Stereo. !;I a Nawoflpolll Slindlr 0 Rln nn nn, K-1 Cop Q I:OOale 0 I Wllneaa Vlclto A jockey lalla off hla horse: crooked repairmen are exposed. Stereo. C !D Hlapanic ttaroei (1 :00) (I) II (I). Amarlca'a Funnleat Home Vldtoa Happy hounda honk a cer's hom ; a mlnlatura~hlta the aklda. Stereo. (J) Bhil w- ·H Diving without oxygen tanks; 40-y11r-old undersea pho!ography. Narrator: Peter FOnda. (1 :00) Stereo. 1111• DID Munlar, 8ha Wrote A writer Investigating a 30-year-old I:tery Is killed. Stareo. illl• In Uvtng (Saason Premiere) Fire Marshal Bill visHs a rebuilt building. Stereo. Q I!) MOYIE: Sunatrilka (2:001 Stereo. Q D llaaetiloll Tlh1 aPrlmeNewa ONewZorro 1:30 (I). (J) • Arnarlcl'l Funnlut People A magic trick In slow motion: Jack Ching Bad-Da-Bing at a duole ranch. Stereo. Q · (Il Nature Stereo. C illl• Roc Roc befrTends a vlgHante who recovers his dad's stolen wallet. Starec. iRaceDay 0 Black Stlllllon t;J 9:00 al e 0 MOVIE: 'King Ralph' NIC Sunday Night It 1M Mov~(PGI (2:00) Stereo. !D Kojak Ill N1tlonl Gaographic E1p(oNr (I) D (1) . MOVIE: 'Obllaflld' ABC Sunday t!f'l Movla (2:00) Stereo. 111' Maaterpiacl Thean This on&-woman show Ia biHC on iectllis given by Virginia Wolle. Ill D e MOVIE: 'HouM of 111c111a and Llll' CBS Sunday Movie (2:00) Stereo. iChild'" 18 MoOTiod ... With Peg finds Seven can't remember which day Ia his birthday. Stereo. C · a Exciting World of Spaed and llaluty The Winston West racing series and the Chrysler Power Nlllonlla. D Racing Acro11 Arnatlca Super Darby XIII from Bossier City, L.a. (Tl a Nawa Waekln Aav~aw 0 Family Edition t:30 (Il Vlc1llr ....,.., """ and In a blind Ollootage of aa~y appaarancea and recent concert performances, a comic genius Is honored. (2:00) Stereo. illl CD Hllllliln'a Ha1d Herman believes It Is hla duty to brfllk up wielding. Stereo. Now :il,. ' a Bitt Danca Stereo. · 1B campaign UIA '12 a. ~~,.:"cal"Mia a tllle A-nne Sterec. Q DllpctoH ONawZono Q 8:35 (J) Andy CJrlllltfo 7:001%la IIJ WhMI of F-ne 10:00 (!) Nawa Q (J) Millldlni 1111111 Christopher Reeve tells the story ot six people w~h AIDS as they lace the emottonal and psychological Impact of the dlaaase In a two-ysar pariod. (1 :10) illl Ill Flying llllnd Nail believes he's had about as much of Allcll u he can taka. Stereo. C iiJI Counlelltii[e 1111 The llaaamaatera Hlghllghta 01 the 1992 Bass Masters Classic World Championship from logen Marttn Like near Birmingham, Ala. 1D Cha~ *•ton Celebrity SlooOtlng ToumaiiiiJit (Tl a Dlrnocracy In Amarlca 0 In TOIICh With Charlaa lt8nlay 10:30 till tD Woopal (Premiere) Six people try to rebuild humanity alter a ~~ disaster. Stereo. 1;1 10:40 (!) lnalllnl Replay 11:00C2le (1). Ill. IIIJB ceiiJ-• (!)~Woman Stereo. (I) Ear!lo IDI. ltarTrelo I!JJ lillie ltllklnal Stereo. t;1 a TiUCkin' US), NHRA Gatomationals action ID 8poriiCanllr 1B -/lportl Tonlglit 0 Changod Uvea Willi Ban Hadilll 11:15 0 FOCUI 15 11:30 ~ e Baautr and 1M 81111 (J) =~!;.ram (I) e WKRP In Cincinnati Ill e Ed McMahon'a SUir llllroh IIIJG Jloplrdyl C De EmargancyC.U 0 WKRP In Cincinnati STiUCkaanciTrector - a-oJ•-aua~neaa 0 olohn Ankarlilrg 12:00 ~ e Cutllnt Affair Extra le Magnum, p.l. - IDle Sup oilloy D~ngWornen Stereo. 0 n Qladlatol'l iiJI Holl)wood lnalder Ill Exciting World of lpeod and llluty The Winston Weat racing series and the Chrysler Power Nationals. Ill NFL PrimaTime 4'11 Newt/World Report Fln1l E- 0John0t12:30 a>e Home Bt.Gpplng (!) Grtdlron Gang Host Louis Gossett Jr. follows a football taam made up of boys from a juvenile prlaon as IIIey battle to learn aponsmanahlp, discipline and tumwork. 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Q 7:05 <ll llaveily Hlilllltlea 7:3012J. 0 JaopardytEf' (!) The Jefllraona ~. E~lnmant Tonight tareo. Clle You Bet Your Uf• IIIJG Whlal of Fortuna t;J De Family Fllld D Major Le1gua leHball (l) a Croaaflre 7:35 (I) Major l.algue llaHbaU San Francisco Gianta at Aflanta Brevaa (l) 1:00 al• ~Quantum ~•IP Stereo. (!) illl Major Lli~ua llaHbll Pittsburgh lratas at Clllelgo Cubs (l) (I)D We Full HouH Danny's long-distance relationship with Vicky laHars. Stereo. Q. (Il (J) Nov• Leo Szilard, an atomic scientist, is profiled. Now a Showlllz T01!!7 0 llonllrtown ... aNeahvlllaNow Ill Formu11 One Racing Grand Prix 01 Portugal from Estorll. Portugal !n a Lliny King llvll F - Dowling Mr.-e 8 1:30 IIIJD 11J e Lova a War Wally extends a friendly dinner Invitation to her ex-husband. Starec. Q 10:001111111 IIJ. Nor!loarn Expaa~n (Seaton Premltrel Maggie spends her blrtnday contemP.Jating the past. Stereo. t;J IDle Htrilllr ra CMA Awarir. 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Q Cll• You Bet Your Ule 1111111 WIIHI of Fortuna t;1 De Family Feud Ill M*' L"gua S.Hball ~&1111,. 7:35 (I) Sanford • Son I :OOal. 0 Unaolvad Mylltrlea Huey Long's murder Is re-examined; the search lor a serial killer. Stereo. C (!) MOVIY: 52 Pick-Up (RJ (2:00) IIJ • Clle wonaar Y..rs Jack. Kevin and Wayne venture to a favorite fishing spot. Stereo. Q (Il (J) Uve From Uncoln c..n.r Stereo. IIIJG Hit Squad The · brothers lnflhrata a gang ol armored-car thieves . Stereo. iiJI M VIE: AbdiiCiod (2:001 @Up CioN 1B Crollflra 0 P11d Program 3:05 (I) a wlf N- Now Stereo. 3:30 Ill Formula One Racing Grand Prix of Portugal from Estorll, Portugal (R) IB Nawa Ovemight 3:4$ a Nawaroom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: The Frozen Diad (2:00) 1D1 CD MOVIE: Dirty Tricks (PGI (2:00) a Lany KinD LJvel 4:05 (I) The HoneyiiiOOntll 4:35 (I) All In 1111 Family iDavid• Bevaily 10:210 schemes a way to Hlltt, meet Color Me Badd at a Blverty Hills hotei.(RI Stereo. 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Q t:OO 12J e IIJ Chearl Sam prepares for a grand reir(~Stareo. ~ Ill Homal n1 (I) l Ginger prepares to raslgn her radio job. Stereo. ij (f) Myetaryt A brutal murder In 1931 ramalna unsolved lor 60 years~ fi• ,.,StrMIS I tereo. all e The Htlghlll A lrlanc comea betWHn Rita and Alex: Diu~ and Jodie are i·~fyl· 1J1 VIE: tereo. Party ~ (Ri (2:00) Stereo. • Naahvllte Now a Lliny King Llval Falhlr Dowling Mrstartaa DI~Womtn tareo. (I). In Edition Q (2:00) rll Amlrtcan Mualc 8hc!2. Ill llawa(TIIVII Qulcla 1:;J 1:30(!) Twllighl Zone 111e CNN Nawti l!lle Force IIJ. p In Clnclnn1il =irltd . ~...,.flahm c 1111e liar T 8 With ··~ NawaJPironacil 2:00 !D Apollo Comodr Hour : Next Qefilllflon a~ (I) • MOVIE: Chrfellna (Ri (2:00) 1111• Paid Proaram IDle MOVIE: ltilt of 1M Night (PGI (2:00) IIINBCN= Stereo. 0 Tonight LIIP Q ~~~~ 8MorllyMne 0 Ule Qola On t;l 7:011 (I) IIVIIIy HllbiiHtl 7:30a>e o !D The Jefllilonl raT·-~ JaopardJ!f. 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We're still talking about: lives and families and hopes and: aspirado!L'l." : Inevitably, though, those lives express 'polilics in a way rarely, seen in tile English, American. or: even lhe Soviet versions of " 7· Up." ' Ill Crook and Clillll gJ ,_P"' ,....... a EVENING a•o(!) Slvocl by ...... D Llll ~ 111oc1< car Rlclng Goody's 1150 from Martlnavnle, Va. (R) a ..... Ovamigtot 3:4$ a Newaroam t;l 4:00 ()) Movla all e MOVIE! Charley and ... Angai (G) (2:00) a Larry King Uval 4:01 (I) The Honay-llft 4:35 Cll All tn a.. Farnlly =ling • THU., OCT. 1 e:oo a>e (I) Now . ' .. . i1J1 Mulder 8ha Wrote Q a Crooll olnd CIIIM a PrtrnaNawl ~ 0 Young Rldari THURSDAY 11J NIC Nightalde 2:10 a• Up to 1M Mlnull WIMnhouH In TillS (R) (2:00) (1). w• Dllll Delta arrangee an elaborate surprlaa blrthd~ for Llivonna. Stereo. (Illllgt lor , Citizen par1iclplltion In civic Mfe, Including activiSm and polltlea, l~ed by Anlhony s of the New York Times and political ICientieta. 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Stereo. Q (!) MO I : Children of 1 ~ Qod (AI (2:00) (1). Clle Family Mall8rl c.~ becomes jealous of Harrietta's :~'9.ano teacher. Stereo. (Il (J) Wa WHk In Revlaw Star~ ftereo. iG, Palace illle Anierlca'a Molt W11111d A man's oblelalon with • 15-year-old ilrlleldl him to kk!niL ""· tartS' ~:;~ iiJI Munier, Wrola a Croot; and Chill Ill Prtrnallawa ~ • 0 MOVIE: How F11rna I Flgg (2:00) 8:05 (I) Ag In the Family 8:25 <ll Major Laegua llaHball San~ Pedraa at AUanta Braves ) 1:30 a>• 0 What Hepp I nod? The crash of a DC-10 In Boston: 1n explosion on ~D Entaollllnrnanl Tonight tareo. Q 1:40 a • CNN Nawa 2:00 Ill e ~ Nawa Now Stereo. illl• IE: Ulzana'a Raid (AI (2:001 D Thoraug- Dlgell a Wor1dwlda Updlll 0 700 Club With Pit Rablrtaon 2:05 al. Home Shoppir;g (I). Monlll W1ltllma 0 NBC Nlglotaklt 2: 10 IIIJG Up to Mil Mlnuta 2:30 (!) Bob Ntwhlrt 1111 On JaopardJ!f. s:z IIISpMtl mar 1B SpMta I.IIIHight 3:00(!)~k Q i1J1 VIE: Nomoi R11 (PG) (2:001 Stereo. Ill Up CINe Ill Crouflrl 0 Pilei Pnlgram 3:05'£~~lf- Now 3:30111 a.- HI- Calobrlly Shaall;g T - (R) . a ..... o. ........, 3:36 (I) MOVIE: NOwhere to Htde (1 :30) 3:41 a Nawarvom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Dnca Upon I Time tn Arnatlca (PI 2 of 2) (2:00) IDle MOVIE: Qatchll (PG13) (2:00) 1B Llny King Uval 4:30 Ill Advanluil ~I King llvll 1:30 I2J e IIJ Mod About You When Paul and Jamie go shopping lor a sofa. loa ~ to her chalce. Stereo. ~• W D L.aurll Hlft (Premiere) Jell anc Laurie have dHierent ideaa on selecting a gilt. Stereo. Q 10:00 I2J e 0 Law I Ordar The leader of an Afrlcan·Amertcan separatist movement is killed . Stereo. fiNawaC (l)e WO Civil Ware Sydney Is asked to pose in the nude; a husband abandons hiS wife. Stereo. R18HunterC a World NeWl 0 700 Club Willi Pat Robarlaon 10:05 (I) MOVIE: Nightloftka (RI (2:00) 1D:30a On Staga Ill llallbll Tonight 11:ooa>e (I)• we IIIJG IIJCourt • ~ewa .(!) Niallt m l!llello-nna tsreo. Q OMic:CI,_Q a Club Danct Stereo. Ill SportaCanter e Sporta Tonight S c - . and Mra. 8 King 11:30 (!) BIIHI Judce (Il Arnatlca'a Dafenaa Mor'JIOr Ill e Nlghtltna C tD Araenlo Hili Stereo. § board the USS Iowa. Stereo . ~(1) ...... .., ..... Otsplte Clrol's misgivings, Frank entera a daring Dlin§:Women Stereo. (I) e I Edition Q (Il (J) Maclr/Lihilr NewW e Mlrrlell ... With Clilldren T::r, Next Coalal Placa Jane has ccmpliclltiona with her pregnancy; BIU and Anson argue. Stereo. C I!) MOVIE: The llluntlng of Sarah Hardy (2:001 Stereo. 11:35ale «JToniglltiMwWIII ..., ~ 811110. t;l (I). Clolara t;l u:-.r . . ... 12:00 Clle Rlllli LlmllrJgll OTMEqolll•• ra -a Camparow Ill IHIIA Racing North American Natlonlls from Epping, N.H. fn aNewiNighl 0 Bonanza: The Loll EpiiOdel 12:05 (I) MOVIE: lllld on IEIIIIIIbl (3:001 (I) g "'NIOotglil l tl o"'"-11 a_ lllle Daar John t;J 12:30 ()) MOVIE: Walcome Home (A) (2:00) ~==~= 11J 8 Perltct Ill Checkarod Flag NASCAR lrom Martinavlle, Va. atn_P_'I2 12:3612Je 11J Llll N1g1ot With David Llill8rmln (I) • Ruth Umbaugh a•Thlt'•Amono 1:00illl18 Love CoraliZ. Paraonata 0 MOVIE: Thl Front Page lPG) (2:00) a Nashvlla Now Sterec. 0 MDII,_ llllolng World Charnpionthlpa from Bromont. canada 1B TOC!!J 0 Bordanown 1:;1 1:05(1). Currant Aftlllr Q IIIIDNawa 1:30We Qrowlng Patna Q illl. lemeJ Millar D • Whoopt C3otdt rg a NewiNiglit Upcllfa 0 Pilei Poog;wn 1:35 al. 0 L.lllr With Bob m lhowltz Coelle (I). Entarllif-ot Tonight Stereo. Q 1:40 IlliG C"N Nawa 2:GO(I). World- Now Stereo. C illl. MiME: 8lvw Bulat (RI (2:00) Ill lnt*"' PClA Tour 1B Wor1dwlde Upcllll 0 700 Club Will .... Robarlaon 2:05allll Home lhapplng (1).-.aiiV PI d)NIC-t' 'd 2:1011118 Up 10 ... . . _ 2-.30(1) Bob ......... IIIIDnBIIae ID &po.11Ccnta; IB 8polll LIIINiglot 3 :GO ~~IE~ VIdeo Diad (A) (2:001 Ill UpCioee IBCroaaiiN 0 Pllkl PI'9Wi 3:05 <ll MOVIE: The Blue Knight (1 :30) ~-~-Now tereo. 3:30 1D NASCAR fiiCing Goody's 500 from Maotlnavllle, Va. (R) FRIDAY s a -aNight upc1111 0 Paid Program 1:3612Je 0 Liter With Bob IDI• Sterec. a Monajllnt Baarcll c. WhOopl Gotdtlll'(l Nashville, Tenn. Hosta: Reba Me~~= Gill. (2:00) Stereo. • 'Dingerou• c ....... (I) e Ill. ABC Nawa ~ (Il Wild America Stereo. (J) SqUill One TV Q IIIJD 11J Ill CBS NtWa illl• R - Stereo. DUpCioat 0 Thlfa My Dog 7:00~· 0 WhMI of Fortornt ateNawa 1:30 (I). ~·Ina t;l IDle aa.,., .... Grand Ole Opry Houaa in c~ Afllr P~onetlrna 1:oo a>e (I) • Clle 1111111 o e ONawa (Il Squire One TV Q (J) R = Rain~ Q l!lle F.. oue I!)J .Mic:Ciyvel Ill Motowortd a World TCidar 0 Prfncl Vllln1 1:3012Je 0 NBC Newt Q (!) Ed McMahon'• 8111' m :=:~ 1:05 (I) • eu...nt Aftalr Q a• 21th ~~ Counlry Mualc AIMCII!Ion AWIIda Some of tho best perloun11 a are honored In a Hve piiHI1IIflon !rom the Falhel Dllwlng MMnralflllltlll'ieua =~2.mant Tonight Stereo. ~~~~~tar ID IB SpMta LIIINight 2:35 (I) MOVIE: The Dlllptlllrl- of Fliglit 412 (1 :30) r. slick to his promise to stop other women. Stereo. 8 illlll 8111 Treli: 11ie Next wl':":: ~. Clle"lnopro•-' JIM makes rom i1B Lliny Naalovltle Now Stereo. ~.£rdJtC 1\J'= a M.D. Oooaie'l mother I!) Mlc:Ciyve~ 3:00(!)K~Q Stereo: WED., SEPT. 30 • • i. Nathvllle Nlglit With 1M (1 :00) A) Soviet Union, Germany. and Japan have all been subjeciS or ''7 Up.'' " We sel out to rind outlhe same reelin~s in kids from South Africa," sa1d executive producer Rod Cain!, Granada's head or features, arts, and docwncnlaries. "We don ' t rush in and say , ' What do you think of Nelson WEDNESDAY ' a PrlrnaNewa ~ OYoungRidara 8:3G (I) • Clle Henein' With Mr. Cooper Teachel Mail< Cooper Injures himaell while Qslgnad to a class. Slareo. Ill..,_ Almlnlc Ill Wor1dwlda Upcllll 0 700 Club With Pat 0m11 ... Ill hllbaH Tonlglit a Nowa/Sporll fonlglot 11:30 al. lllunlay Night Live (Season Premiere) Nicolas cage. !D MOVIE: A MlnUII to Pray, a Second to Die (A) (2:00) (I) e WKRP In Clnclnnl1l llle Collaga Footban '7 Up'... ca.r-.tlon ~=~,Jt & 0 MOVIE: Hot Mova 1111• Stir T§: : 1:00 ()) e Rush Llrnbellllh till• Lova Connacilon 1121 • .._11 11J Hollywoocl.lnalal 1111 Naalovllta 1:05 (I) MOVIE: The Nl'llrEncllng Story (PG) (2:00) 8:30 12J e 0 Blouom Vinnie haa a motorcycle accident: Nick and Joe~njOy a night out. Stereo. , AIIN lllllll 1121e Georgie lnvttaa tho bosa to stay a.. n~ while John Is Ill. Stereo. ID NFL M ay Night Magazine Los Angeles Raiders/Kansas City Chiefs AFL rivalry; Raiders mystique: 1991 AFC playoff g1111e, Raiders vs. Chiefs; former Chiefs Nnnlng beck Mike Garrell. t:OO ale 0 MOVIE: 'Fargil e n d _ , . . _ ... P111c1 0...' NIC Mondly Night Movlae (2:001 Stereo. (I) D e ABC Monday Night FOOiblll Los Angeles Raiders II Kansas City Chlefe (L) Stereo. Q (Il (J) P.O.V. g lllllll Ill e MUrphy Brown Altar alx Wilke of maternity leava. Murphy returns to F.Y.I. Stereo. Q. iiJI WWF Prima Time W11111ing The Bushwackers va. the BIVIily Brotlters. l!lle ~,.£=1& Next IIIJG Dllr olohn Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Mtu Flncrack• (~I (2:00) 1111• That's AniON 0 Young Rldlri 1:;1 s e iEipiGnr Ill NFL'a QIIIIIIIIIIMor""m"'"'""" Fight to the Finish a tnalde Poltlca '12 12:35ale @Lilt Night With DavidLI118rrnan (l)eNig-C film shows what It !eels like to live aboard submarines. (1 :00) 1111 111 llJ Ill Evanlng Slooda Wood panlct alter sneaking a peak at Molly's diary. Stereo. C IDIII MOlliE: The Hanoi litton (Ri (2:00) i1J1 Mulder, 8ha Wrote Q Ill Crooli and CIIIM 1D NFL Monday Night Match-Up IB PrlmaNowa D._ EVENING Dl\n!l: Woman Stereo. (I) D Ina Edition t;J (ZJ (J) MlcNaii/Lihilr NewiHourQ Ill MlrrlaCI ... With DIDP~l: llaltt, Iron Man On-board SATURDAY ..- ' 12:00 (I). w. Newt iiJI The Equallztr •-•Company aNeWINighl · 0 Bonanza: The Loot Epl12:05 (I) Nlllonll Gaographlc ~ (J) Submarine: BIMI • .rica Prlflilllma aMonarlfnt 11:35a>e o Tonight Show With Jay LiiiiO Sllreo. C =~ • TUE.1 §EPT. 29 1:00 a>• (I). We IIIII D 1121111 Ollewa (!) 8avod b~ Bell (l)Squlra TV Q (J) R~inboW Q IDIII FuH 11 Sterec. Q I!)JMacQyva;!i 0 R::P, I Racing a World Clday 0 Rln Tin Tin, K-1 Cop t;J &:OS (li ThiM'a Company 1:30 12li.,~BC Newa Q (!) I ICil (I)D We ASC Newa ~ (!) Wild Stereo. (J) Square One TV Q IIIJD 11J. CBS NtWa all • A-nne Stereo. DUpCioH 0 NIW ZOllO Q 8:35 (I) Andy Qrlffith 7:00 ~ e 0 Whlal of Fortune iiJI Mlc:Ciyvel Q rliCiubDanct Ill llallblll Tonight 1B 8polll Toniglit ScaiiCIOW and Mra. King tC • ffie Naxt (J) Club Dill - ~-----------~ f..~W­ (1) . . . Edition Q ~..,.fl. . . EVENING w• ---~- TUESDAY rn''ffi~~~w .... Stereo. aD • Major Dod (Saaaon Premiere) Jake and Hotowachuk share an Qnment. (Pt 2 ot 21Starec. t:00 a>e IIJ Round Tabla Rhea finds clues to recent killings. StereoJ?. (I). • Dlnollln Blbr keeps repaating a dirty word he lea'"lfrom watching TV. Stereo. ~ (JJ I Ia Race (2:00) Ill i1218 Daa~nlng Woman Sterec. all • llghtlnga An Investigation Into the strange lighta that haunt a Texas town . Stereo. 11J MOVIE: Kn Rider 2000 (2:00) aNeth... Stereo. 1B Larry King Uvet 1:30(1)• Clle Cemp w11c1ar Rk;ky ,.!Ill Melllaa to explore a.. 01 a first kiss. Stereo. IlliG 0 Ill Stereo. Q illl• LIIIIIJ SuapiCia The m,.del 01 a - r 01 unauthorized biographies is lnveatigltad. Stereo. Q 10:00 I2J e 0 l'n Fir Away Gwen raturna heme: Forrest ends his affair with Christine. it Now !" Stereo. (!) .....~ ~ e W 20/20 Stereo. 8 Ill. Pfdott FIIIICII A man rklll Into town on a stolen elepl1ant. Stereo. Q illl• Hu":~ a world 0 700 Club Willi Pat Aabarteon 10:30 (!) Major Llii(IUI llaaabll Chlctgo WtoHe Sex at Seattle Mariners (L) a Auaan Encore Ill Major Llilglll llaHbaH Ill 11:00 I2J. (I). (Il IIJ. 1111. IIJ • 0 ..... l!lle R - - Stereo. I!) MOVIE: 8tllchla IRI (2: ra Club Danca Stereo. a 1por11 Tortighl 8airecfow 1nd Mra. King i, 8 11:25(1) MOVIE: Cooler High (PG) (2:15) 11:30(Il Aha TV Starao.&.u.. ()) el1caDIIIt:4M Weat VIrginia football. § • ArHnlo Hal Stereo. e Point Afllr a Montytlne 11:35 a>e T:1hl 1111ow With ..., .._ te~. t;l (l)tiChlara =:a-... WIIh IIJ -lnaar Mega •oe Well VIrginia footbalt . 12:00 Clletlflhlli.:;'1 IIJ • 'Dertl ' li', ~AfllrPo~- . • Millar • Company a NewiNigl4 0 AiidloVtaton With Scolt Rou 12:06 (I). • • Daar John Nlglllllra.. 11J WKIIP In 12:30 Ill e RUlli Uialtlifllh l!lle Pilei PIDpllll a Poltlcl '12 12:35 a> a o 1.111 Night With ""* David~ Ruth Limbaugh llllD Thlt'a Amore 1:00 Cllm .~eny Spl1nge~ illllll Lova Connaclon i1J1 MOVIE: Santor WHk (2:00) a Naxllvilll Now Stereo. a Sliowlllz TCidar D Paid Prog; am 1:05 (I). Curram Aflllr Q IIIGNiwa ae WhOopl Golclberg 1:30(!) MOVIE: Hla . _ (2:00) illllllllarnay ..... (I) • Ql~ - 1B Nnalllghl Updlll 1:35 (%) e 11J Friday Night ~a En-onent Tonight ereo. t;l 1:40 Ill MOVIE: How to Pfdo Up <llrtat (2:00) 1111e CNN Nlwa 2:00 a e ...... Tlllln IDI. 11112 MTV , _ Mualc Awarda Ptrlormances by The Black Crowea. The Cure, Del Lippard, En Vogue. Nirvana and U2 highlight 11\e annual video awards preaantatlon. Hoat Dana Caovey. (2:00) Dln-lloellniDrPClA Tour 1B Wlll1dwlcla Upcllll 0 700 Club With Pat Roblrtaon 2:06 (I) • Monlll Wllllema 2:30111 Aultln 1!-. ~~~~ 1B 8polll Lllallight 2:35 a> e Home 1111pp1ng 0 NBC lllgU ldl 3:00 ate MOVIE: Tlli'IIIVIIIon (A) (2:00) 0 MOVIE: Bad Qlrla Donidllli t (2:00) DllpCIIM 111 eraullrt 0 Paid ....... 3:05 (I). MDVII!: Chlldrart of Dlvlloe (I :55) 3:30 (!) loll Neal•1 Ill Cai1ii I'«Dil Florida at Mltlll= Stell (R) aNmight 3:40 (J) CHIPa 4:011 (!)MOVIE: F-In Ill .Niglll (2:30) ., �Ohio ~ ~ 11'51llt~ FWC.Y ()I 'tfJJt... ,. fQ!. 'ftlUI. FHMLY 1!1 PPIJtiOEI> fal ~ ~t.YI'E.Rr IIQI£ ~)9.$ Al'OIITll ! •' UF£ IIILL flU. AIL YU Television Viewing "''lrNI.~.MWIWIF~- ... JliT THINit...TOTN. !i(Lilll'Y a" TIIAT DAILY ntlll6 IIN'I'EHS 10 /16 ... 101 \IlL Tt£YeEML£10 ~....\ i'f!OIII> 111£ ~~~ • FRI .. SEPT. 25 PI IIIII O fovr Rearrange linen of Krambltd words • NEIILUL I I 11 I I I I 1I I 1 2 6:00(])D ([)II ())8 IlliG ~- II» News llll mFull HOUJt Stereo. 1;1 MacGyver 1,1 !DMotowortd a World Today QJI Prince Valiant 6:05 til Throe's Coinpony 6:30 (]) D II» NBC Newt E;l (!) Shlr Seorch ()) 1D (J) Ill ABC News C. I!) Wild America Stereo. Q l1l Squort One TV 1;1 1111 Ill) ~. CBS Newt E;l llll mAndy Grltfltll ID UpCioH QJ)l'llot's My Dog 6:35 til Andy Grltfltll 7:00\2jD II» Wheel of Fortune II) oeEDIENce sc~ooL ~AD AN ACC IDENT .. WASAN~ONE HURP SAID ~E WAS ALL R IG~:r; T~E ~ERO .. . SOME60D~ i'M HANDLING ALL T~E LAWSUITS .js :I tiiiD Entertainment Tonight S\erao. 1;1 (J) D Mama's Fomlty llllllil Wheel of Fortune 1;1 II» mFamllr Feud a Bo I Star Stereo. ID Major League BIHboM l>OLt.Ail "'-L .. . THEY'V~ /lEP LAC~P 6~0,11~ yl AS'tiiNIITON wiTti : A CllASti DUMMY ! i ---=--- (L) > a I Crouflre QJI Manioc Montlon 7:35 (l) Sonford & Son -- ~ £;1 Mysleriet An investigation into the murder of a woman who mal! till be alive. Mlntr~ Urkel spoils Laura's data by attaching himself to her with glue. Stereo. 1;1 I!) 11) Woahlngton WHk In Review Stereo. C ®lllil illJD Ootifon Polace Stereo: 1f1 . (I] CD America's Most Wented A man is accused of killing his aunt; a search lor a missing pe:rson. Stereo. r;J II) Murder, She Wrote Q a Crook and ChaH a PrlmeNewa 1:1 1D MOVIE: Tho Pistol: l'llt Birth Of I Ltgtnd (G) (2:00) Stereo. 8:05 (1) MOYIE: l'llt Shadow Riders (1 :55) 8:30 (]) D 11» What Happonld? (Premiere) The plane crash in that killed Rick Nelson is examined. Stereo. 1;1 tiiD (J) CJ Step by Step Carol talks with JT's teacher aoout his problems at school. Stereo. Q II) 11) ~~~ Stro<it WHk Stereo. ®I Cil Ill Major Dad (Season Premiere) The Major tries to bond with his father. Stereo. £;1 9:00 (]) U II» Round Ttbll Wade is emotional due to his oil-duty shooting; Rhea's LOOK'S LIKE: 11'5 GOINS TO 61: ANOTHER ONe OF TH05e: LONS-, t:OL..L DA't15. cousin comes lo Stereo. [] tiiiD (J) a Dlnouurs Fran eKplains the mat~ritualto Robbie. Stereo. I!) 11) ... Talking Froat The 1992 David vice-presidential candidates , Dan Ou;gla and AI Gore. Stereo. Ill Dotlgning Women (Season Premiere) ®lllil Julia bets her share of Sugarbaker's. Stereo. a_ [!) BARNEY (2:00) a Noahvlllo Now Stereo. at Lorry King Llvol 9:30 wa (J) a camp Wilder Ricky decides to ban the I'LL JEST BE A WATCHER, SNUFFY-- I'M WALDOtl YO'RE JEST IN TIME FER I' [!) - ·- · -- ;=-~ · ~ · -~-~-= -~ · NORTH +85 BRIDGE 1~$-fl • A87 4 tA10853 +8 2 PHILLIP ALDER WEST EAST +KJ4 .Q9 5 • K 96 4 +9 '3 SOUTH +A92 The risk was needless .K2 ••12 +AKJ1076 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South By Phillip Alder Some writers rely heavily on th eir West 2 NT Pa.>s 1+ iustify hb posi:ion, will unneces~aril y alter the writer's carefully construl'led prose. As 'H.G. Wells said, "r>o pas- sion in the world is equal to the pas,on S..uth NorUt I t J NT Pass Easl Pass All pass Opemng lead: • 6 L.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, to alter someone else's drart .~ · 1 When South looked up on today's deal. he found that he had gone down_ quren.l Tnerelore. South played " Buj 1f rmh· he had counled the noun.. . heart to dummy's ace and fin(:~d thE: I his tricks/ V'ith an adverb ("arefully). club jack. However. West won wsth u.e he would ~zve avmdcd " "ff~rmg an- queen and cashed his ~wo spade winother noun (defc:lt). South's rebi~ of ~wo nc.:rump ners· one down. So.uth had four top ~ricks outside l' sh,ow.o118-19 posnts. ThiS was Jn ac.:u- c!ubs. so h• needed only live club :ate assessment ~f the power . of h1s tricks. not six. And as it was m his best hand. That exc•11ent rlub sust was interest to keep West of! the ·lead, worth a:1other two or three pomts. South should have cashed the A-K of s~ades club, , not taken a linesse at all. Here declar€:r duclo:.tl"g his ace until the lhard the queen Jrops and declarer makes The delenders attacked sn round. . . an nvcrtrick. But if the queen doesn't To play thlS dub hoidsnp .lor ".~ ,.,.. appear, South )ea1s a third club, hop· el,), Soutn knr.w _ that~~ 'lo a.: bet.Lt to ing East has the queen. take an tmmediate flnrsse t~an to Re.a~n an' invit~ to stnd c•rd-pliy q~· cash the ace first and then to firjr.sse. uom ro Phillip Alder. ;_.., c•re oJ UJiB Mf~S~Mpotr. (We3t can hold five possible single- They c•n M ;,no;wti'H Mly w-ou,1J tht! column. :ons: !our low cards and only on" ll ,_ ,...,.UU:!NILJ Ill Aaut The World Almanac® Crouword Puzzle ACROSS 38 Aclrtll Will 40 llothor of IIIII. 1 RIQUitt for rtpiJ 5 41 TrH 43 Rllgn 48 Drive a goll btlll2 WdL) 4g--toUvo 52 Walking- (tilling ototld) 54 Strong1hollld 55 Bokln111 56 Urgently 57 Brtngt about Porcelain clay I 1 Sterol 13='h 14 lloro onclont 15 Swimmer t 6 llanago to percelvt 18 Spill 11 Conceit 20 Actron Elolno22 Coq IU24 Bankrupt 26 Br, w•y of 28 D ICOVtrl 31 Wlthing lghUy 33 Tomporaturo lOIII 35 Expenditure 38 Sob 37 Straight - 1 Gr11k leuor 2 Auctlonttr't word 3- mtcum (htndbook) 4 F1k11 5 Ntwallln Umber troo 8 Palnllnga 7 Eortd Hll -arrow 8 Anclont muolctl lnatrumont DllognoUc IUblllnCt tO Soclll mllfll (II.) 12 Rollduo azm Bob Stereo. E;l Marshak looks inlo the death of a kiddie-show host. (Season Premiere) Forrest and Christina reassess their romance. Stereo. C rn Major Laogue ilttboll BERNICE BEDEOSOL Atlanta Braves at Son Diego Padres (l) \IliD (J) a 20/20 Stereo. iJi Power, Polltlcalnd Lltlno'a (1 :00) Stereo. C \ll The '!101 Election SPoclll Astra-Graph Matchmaker instantly re- ARIES(Morch21·Aprlt 18) When undOf veals which signs are romantically per- pressure today, you might make con· fectfor you . Mail $2 plus a tong, self-ad- cessions or commitments that may not dressed, stamped envelope to serve your best interests. If you feel Matchmaker. c/o this newspapor, P.O. you 're being backed Into a corner, stiffBox 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101·3428. en your resolve. ® llil illJD Plckot Feneot Stereo: ';I [!) have to deal with someone you dislike QJI 700 Club Wlth Pot at World Newa tempt to be first among equals when dealing with co-workers today. If you today because of something this lndl· vidual did In the past. Holding a grudge could end up hurting you more than it does this person. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc. 21)11 you attend a ga1hering today where friends are saying unkind things about a pal who Isn't present, you 'd be smart not to partake in the discussion. lopt. 21, 1lflll Roblrtoon 10:30 (J) Nowo 1;1 [!) Ill Mojor League BIHboll Cincinnati Rods at San Francisco Giants (L) a Auotln Encono @ M1jor Looguo BeHbott assume authority you're not en lilted to, those you 're involved with wltl lind it offensive. GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Social situa- tions and Impulsive spending are two conditions which could negatively overlap in some unique manner today. Be on guard in both areas. (L) a Coming of Ago CAPRICORN (Doc. 22..ton. 18) Should CANCER (Juno 21..1UIJ22) You'll know you decide to do something important what needs to be done today. and today, dedicate all your effort and ener- you're likely to bo a good starter. but gy toward this objeclive. Half measures ·vou'rtllkety to bo more ambitious in the could result In frustration and failure. :,_- ahtad than you hove been In the AQUARIUS IJon. :ZO.Fob. 11) Don't ax· 'J)IIt. 11111 bodet welt for euccen In your peel others to be supportive of your. .,dHvora, eoptcfllly wllOfe you're' views and opinions today - if they 'etrongly motivated. sense you really don 't believe in them 'UIRA ISopt. 23-0ct. 23) Things lhat yourself. Sincerity is essential. :'OOme easily for you today are likely to PISCES (Fob. :ZO.Mtrch 20) Joint com· !be much mora rewarding than that for . mercia! ventures could be more com"'Wisldl you atrfvo very hard. Before rou plex than usual today. Take measures! !icllock yourHif out, bloure you're doing to protect your Interests. as wet! as tha i jl tor tho right reuono. Know where to Interests of those wHh whOm you'll bol :look tor roonaooe and you"M Hnd it. Tho Involved. 11:00(])U (JJID IIl (J)CI ®JD II» m 0 Nowo II! MOVIE: P - 1 (2:00) your moUvatlon could ebb and flow rather than remain constant. This might deprive you of fulfillment. Stereo. !;I 8 Crook and CIIIH a Sporte Tonight QJIScorecrow and Mrs. King tt:30 mKoJ•k c I!) Alive ff Stereo. C ())Ill MounlofliHr'!fagulne Wast Virginia footbaH. IIJ • Point After 121 Monernne 11:36 (]) e Tonlaht Show Wlth Jav 1.tno StertQ. 1;1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Say nothing ol anyone else today that you wouldn't want said of yourself. This could especially pertain to a close friend whose feelings yOu hurt previously. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Bopt. 22) Ueually, you have a good sense of bargains and val- ues. However. this quolltr may not be operating todoy, and you might pay more for something than you ohould. ' ., • mBomey Miller SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You might TAURUS (April :ZO.Moy 20) Do not at· r ' DIE'IYFO C X I F X Z IIKHYICC DXOG XZ (SOJHXY) O ' RVAIFX MRC HMI K M R Y II K H I Y ·R HYRIIIO II JV FIROJVA OIIEJO POMEROY- Time is running oul to register to vote in the November election, but lhose who haven't yet registered have several ways 1o do so. Secretary of State Bob Taft is encouraging Ohioans to call a statewide ho~ine, 1-800-753-VOTE, if they need to register to vote or record a change of address. More than 16,500 Ohioans have called the hotline since it was launched on July 2 by Taft and MCI Telecommunications Corp., which has donated lhe loll-free 800 service. Tile hotline is in service ihrough 5 p.m. on Wednesday. ''The holline may well be one of the mosl convenient ways to register to vote in Ohio," Taft said. "I strongly encouiage Ohioans to take ad van· tage of this public service this week so that they will be regisiered to vote by the Nov. 3 election." The deadline for voter registration statewide, however, is Oct 5 at 9 p.m. Local boards of elections will operate under extended hours that day to accomodate last·minute registrations. Voters must be 18 to cast ballots, but may re~ster now if they will be 18 by Nov. 3. The reg1stration procedure is a simple one, according to Rita Smith. director of the Meigs County Board of Elections. No identification or credentials are ~uired to register, and registration may be done at several locations. Mesgs County voters may reg1ster at the board offtce on Mechanic Street during regular business hours. Registration materials are also at the Meigs County Public Library in Pomeroy, the license bureau on Avenue, and at Democratic headquarters, a1 220 E. The long haul HMI fiiOQ .· MJYCMIG. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: " I've a1way1 felt that one or the most d8vastatlng states or mind 11 the absence of hope." - Sidney Poltler. Main St Mildred Stevens, director of the Gallia County Board of Elections reported that voters there may register al the board office in the coun: house, or at the license bureau. located on the 400 block of Third Avenue. Smsth advised that with the deadline quickly approaching, potential voters could be beuec served by ~dling out applications in person, rather than asking the board office to mad the materials to their homes. The time for absentee voting is also approaching, and applications for absentee ballots may be requested from the board offices in Meigs and Gallia counties any time. The deadline for submitting absentee ballots is Oct. 31, and board offices will be open that Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. Processing of absentee applications in Meigs County will begin as soon as ballots are received, Smith said. Bush meets Buckeyes in weekend ran tour Opinions vary on new routes to bus River Valley students 81 KEVIN PINSON Tomes.Sentinel Staff CHESHIRE- River Valley High School students who take lhe cross-county bus ride from the Southwestern area to River Valley High School are not too thrilled with having 1o get up early and ride lhe bus for more than an hour each morning, bullhey seem to be learning lo accept it (See related story on A·Z). " I think preuy much that it's all right." said Heath Ochs, a sophomore. "ll's a long bus route but it's calm and we get there all right" During the long process of consolidating North Gallia, Kyger Creek, Southwestern and Hannan Trace high schools, one of the leading arguments against the move was lhe danger of the long bus lrips. · Bus driver Ervin Arrowood said he believes the consolidation hasn't made riding a bus to school any more dangerous. "They (the bus routes) are no worse than lhey ever were before," he said. "A lot of pecple let on like it's a lot worse than il is." He added lhat he has no suggestions for the school board on how to improve the bus routes. "There's no way you can satisfy everybody," he said. "I wouldn 'I want their (the school board mem· bers ') job. I think lhey have a hard job. I wouldn't want to do it" Freshman Tom Simpson said the only problem he has with the bussing situation is lack of sleep. "The only thing really wrong with it is getting up and getting on a bus this early." he said. "It will take some getting use lo." Some students said the consoli· dation has nol changed the length of time they spend on the bus each day. "It's not that much different," said sophomore Wendy Bush, who spends ahout 2·1/2 hours a day on the bus. "I don't like it, it's just a long bus ride." Senior Misty Simpson, however, has a different view. She said that if she had her driver's license, she would drive herself to school rather than ride the bus. By BETH GRACE Associated Press Writer MARYSVILLE - George Bush touted America's strength and promised to "blow the whis· tie" on Bill Clinton as he began a whistle-stop campaign train lour through northwestern Ohio. TRANSFER - Gallia County students change buses Wednesday morning in Gallia. The students were transferring from a shuttle bus to one which will transport them lo River Valley High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center. The county uses sbutlle buses to pick up POMEROY - The Americans with Disabilities Acl has many local businesses and agencies in lhe act of modifying their business establishments to accomodate the disabled. The A.D.A. wenl into effect in January. and prohibits discrimina· tion against disabled individuals in private, state and local government employment. ll also prohibits discrimination in public accomodation, public transportation, govermem services and telecommunications. Now, employees with more than 15 workers cannot discriminate against a capable applicant because of a disability. Probably more keenly felt will be the section of the act which requires all public facilities (restaurants, hotels, theaters, stores and offices) to be completely accessible to all disabled persons. Thai can be accomplished by constructin~ new facilities or by removing barriers in existing buildings. Other clauses require all government agencies to ensure effective communication with the disabled public, and require new buses and rail cars 10 be accessible 10 all disabled passengers. Every existing rail system musl have al least one accessible car per train by 1996, according to the acl By breaking down barriers that deny them access, the law offers people with disabilities new opporluruties in all areas of their lives from dining ou1 to using public transportation to SC!)king employment For many businesses, though, students in areas a point along the main route where they rendezvous with a bus that carries lbem on to their destination. (Times-Senlinel photo by Kevin Pin· son) "I don't like it at ail," she said. Arrowood said his bus does "ll's definitely not the greatest." have fewer empty seats lhis year, Sbe explained that her ride last year but "it's not overloaded." was not as long and lhe bus was not Max Haffelt, director of busias crowded. ness and lransportation for the Gal· "I think they could've put the 1ia County Local Schools, said the school al a different place," she Ntnb Gallia and Kyger Creek area said. experienced a problem with over. loaded buses al the be~innin~ of the year, but the problem has since been eliminated by shuffling some of the routes around. Br KEVIN PINSON Tomes-Sentinel Staff SIGN OF THE TIMES- Through the Americans with Disabilities Act, all businesses and agencies In America are now required to be accessible to the handicapped. For many establishments, that means the installation or ramps and elevators to accomodate tbese patrons. Pictured is Meigs County Clerk or Courts Larrf E. Spencer, who now bas access lo the offices or The I1aUy Sentinel, due to the installation or a wbeekhair ramp. (Times-Sentinel photo by Brian J. Reed) . the A.D.A.''s implementation in July has conjured up images of cos~y accommodations - elevators that may have 1o be installed. expensive computers purchased and office Door plans reconfigured 10 meet the needs of disabled work· ers and job applicants. Proponents of the A.D.A. agree that tfie money thai businesses invest wiU come back many fold by providing a larger pool of qualified employees and by creating a mar- kel-of 43 million consumers who previously had difficulty accessing stores and service providers. Benefits will be especially fell by disabled seniors, who now have only a limited access to public services due 1o the wheelchairs, walkers and motori~ed scooters that they use as transJ)ortalion. · The U.S. Department of I ustice has made $2.6 million in grants available 10 provide information and technical assistance. NORTHUP- A hunting excur· sian look a tragic turn Saturday morning when a Mercerville man fell from his boat on Raccoon Creek and awarently drowned. According to a spokesperson for the Gallipolis Police Department, Gerald W. Dennison, 57, 4484 Teens Run Road, Gallipolis, was hunting with his son, Michael Den· nison, Crown City. from a two-man motorized boat on the creek near Yellowtown Road in Nor1hup. Tile senior Dennison fell from the boat and, after an unsuccessful .aaempt to find him, his son ran 1o the nearest residence 1o phone for help. A press release from Sheriff Dennis Salisbury said the sherifrs office was notified at 8:39 am. The victim was under water for approximately one hour and 15 minutes before help arrived. The police spokesperson said this was due to the distance the younger Dennison had to run for help and some confusion as to wbere he was last seen. Two members of the sheriff's dive team, assisted by members of the Gallia County Emergency Medical Service and Rescue Squad. Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Depart· ment Gallia County Shenff's Department and Gallipolis Police Department. search the waters for about hllf an hour before locating the body submerged near the south bank of the czWt, Tile sheriffs press release said the body has been released to Willis Funeral Home and Dr. Edward F. Berkich , the county COO>ner, was notified. l!ush and his wife, Barbara, waved from the back of an 1,800foot campaign lrain Saturday as it rumbled along Conrail tracks from Columbus to this rural northwest. em city. As he spoke from a Oag.<fecked platform at lhe rear of the train to a crowd estimated at more than 1,000 He also said long bus routes are people, he blasted Clinton's plan 1o common in rural school systems raise taxes on the top 2 percent of and are not new to GaUia County. all wage·eamers. a level that the More than half of last year's county Arkansas governor says applies 1o bus routes were around 1-1(2 hours those making more than $200,000 a long, he said, and that's the limit year. Bush said that 2 pertent would being placed on this year's bus include people making as little as routes. $36,00 a year. "That's whal we're striving for "Bill Clinton's taxes are wrong is not 1o have routes more than (. 1(2 hours." he said. for America . Bill Clinlon's · Arkansas record is wrong for (Continued on A-2) America," Bush said. Gallipolis area man drowns in Raccoon BT BRIAN J, REED T1mes-Sentinel Starr mLikolr Suapoctl 15 Sectlono, 152 Pagea A llulllmedla Inc. Nowtpopor County election boards issue registration alert Businesses eye benefits, cost of new disabled law DOWN Sunny. Showers likely. High around 70. Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, September 27, 1992 By BRIAN J. REED Times·Sentinel Starr +Ql0763 .Jl063 .Q7 +Q> Along lhe river ..............B1-8 Business/Farm ............... D1-8 Classified .......................D2-7 Deaths. .............................A-3 Editoral ............................A-4 Sports.............................Cl-8 Weather ...........................A-2 • xmtsVol. 27, No. 32 Copyrighted 1882 Stereo. 1;1 10:00 illG l!lli'IIFiy Away ASTRO-GRAPH With arrival of fall, grass cutting is winding down • Bob Hoeflich - B-S I Stereo. C ®lllil B-1 I' I' 1· I' I' I' I' I Trough • Track • Equal • Doctor • CHOCOLATE "Exercise is such a dirty word," sighad the famous columnist 'thai every lime I even lhink of ~. I wash my mouth out with CHOCOLATE!" 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Granny always told me thai it was easier to forgive ~~-e.~~~y~nce you had gonen V Y0 R I '1:11' LETTERS (D Dtli~lng Women Chicago Cubs at Montreal Expos (l) I~ 1 i!)SqUIIeOneTVQ l1l Roldlng Rainbow Q W~AT ABOUT DOG'? 15 ~E Bevo Francis celebration planned - C-1 T A C PH (!) Slved by liMo Bell GOOD GR I EF ~ One-room schools are recalled low to form four simple EVENING THE SVS TO T~E the The train stopped next to a hand·painted sign enumerating "Clinton's Top 10," a list or where Arkansas ranks in comparison with other states in terms of education spending - 481h - and quality of life - 75th. Tile sign said Arkansas ranked No.I in tax increases. As Bush began the 233·mile trip that ends today in Michigan, he cautioned a crowd in Columbus not to listen to "another candidate for president (who) has been tearing down the United States of Ameri- ca." "Maybe he's inhaling too many of those bus fumes," he said, refer. ring to Clinton's campaign bus tours. "Well, let's get that bus off lhe side of the mad, because on this train lrip, we're going 1o blow thl: whistle on Gov. Clinton ," Bush said. Along the train route, crowds gathered to watch the 21-<:ar train ~s. : Three golfers waved wildly from atop a cart on a golf course outside of Columbus, farmers waved from com fields, cement trucks painted red, white and blue lined up along the tracks just outside of Marysville and a message calling for voters 1o "Re-Elect Barbara's Husband" was spray-paint~ ed on a sheet and hung from the rear of a combine. . SEARCH - A diver with the Gallia County sheriff's department dive team searches Racc:oon Creek ror the body or a bunter Saturday morning. Gerald Den· oison, 57, Gallipolis, was found submerged near tile creek's bank after about half and hour or searcbing. (Times-Sentinel photo by Kevin Pinson) While Bush spoke, Democrats worked the crowd, dislributiriJ Clinton-Gore signs and T-shirts that read: "Bush·Quayle 'On The Wrong Track Tour' 1992. : "Tour Ends Nov. 3 '92," read i message on the back of the shirt. : Climo~, in New Hampshire Sar~rday, tfl~d to turn lhe railroad !mage. agamst Bush. "This admi.;. 1strat10n has been asleep at tK~ switch" as the national economy has faltered, he said. - ., ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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