https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f33735c36a2e74f48b0094f54a447424.pdf 00b279e762b8552de8e1895e3b5f8386 PDF Text Text ( .• . Ohio Lottery . ' ~ Brett gets 3,000tb hit • • •n·maJors • Pick 3: 236 Pick 4: 0343 Super Lotto: Low tonight In ~ Friday, sunny, blgh In 70s, 12-25-26-32-39-41 Kicker: 729850 Page6 • en J ne ..• Vo1.43, No: 112 • Copyrighted 19112 Pomer~y-Middleport, Ohio,: Thursday, October 1,1992 2 Sectlona, 14 Pegee 25 cents A Muldmeclle Inc. ~pliper • Gov. Voinovich to signjobs p~ckage for neld week's Big Bend· Sternwheel _Festival. Pictured as the work got underway yesterday are Dave Doerter and Tbomas Roche or C.R. Mash Constructioll Company. ~ UNDER CONsTRUCTION • The stage on . • the Pomeroy parldn& lot will soon become a s,heltered pavilion, compliments of the Mlddl~ port/Pomeroy Lions Club. The club bas funded the proJect:. which should be _completed in time J obles$ claims .climb to · COLUMBUS , Ohio (AP) Gov. George Voinovich says three economic development bills ajlproved by the Legislature gives Ohio the tools it-needs·to compete in world ~ts and create jobs. VoinoVich released a statement Wednesday after the l.c;gislature, wrapping up a fall cleanup session, sent him the packa$e that also is designed to help Ohio compete for business and jobs with other states. The governor, who plans to sign the bills when they reach his desk, said they demonstrate Ohio's commitment "to become a leader in job creation and business expansion." . Sponsors said the bills stemined in part from the ·recent loss of three Cincinnati -area businesses to northern Kentucky is a result of · new tax brtaks in that state. But. they also said it will help business in other areas of Ohio that have lost jobs because of the recession. · The bills provide.tax breaks for . 1 new or expanding industries that create jobs under specified guide· lines, or increase export sales, a key component to Ohio's economy in reeent years. : · Rep. Patrick Sweeney, 0-Cleveland, said Ohio is the fust state to , enact an incentive for increasing global sales. "Hit worts,l think it enhances our competitive position in the world,' ' he said. The bills also exempt from the sales tax equipment bought for research and development, and speed the sale of voter-authorized bonds for bridge, road and other infrastructure improvements. · The final vote on the Senateapproved package C!lme in the House. The only dissenters were Reps. Jack Cera, 0-Bellaire, and Robert Hagan, D-Youngstpwn, who objected because the tax breaks were not limited to areas of the slate that need help the most. Rep. Michael Stinziano , D- ' Columbus, said that even before the package had passed either house, its promise helped pt115uade Spiegel Inc. to choose Columbus as ..J!Ie site of a .$100 million distribuuon center. The center, replacing one in lllinois, is expected to open in about : 18 months, employin$1,500 to : 2,000 workers and provtding many . more seasonal jobs, Stinziano said: : . · ·House Speaker Vern Riffe,~- : Wheelersburg, and Senate Pres1- . dent Stanley Aronoff, R-Cincin- : nati, said passage represents a· bipartisan achievement becau~ it: came in the re-el~tion campa1gn: season, when the bills could have · become bogged down in ~litical : posturing. . Both houses took care of some· .other minor business before: adjourning their l\Vo-day fall ses-:· sion. The Legislillure will not meet· again until after the Nov . .3. elec-: tion, barring some emergency. . highest level in six we,eks CommissioJ? reviews_pext stel? in · The~testweekly~creasewas wh~n .courthouse Improvement proleCt J · WASHINGTON(AP)-The Friday the government number of Americans filing new the flfdl m a row and u pushed t)le reports the unemployment rate for · · _ · cljlims-ror une~~;~plo,yment benefits jo~less_c_laims ~ovelto the highest . September. In .ad'vanc.e of that . By BRIAN J. REED, climbed to 429,000 in mid-Septem· PQIRt smce Aug. 8, when 474,000" report, many economists were . . s~ntinel News Starr , bel:, the highest level in .six weeks, Americans filed first-time claims. looking. for the jobless. rate, at 7.6 The next step in ongoing renothe government reported today. That weekly number was skewed perc~t m August, to chmb ~aps vations at the Meigs C~ty CourtThe jump was blamed in part on by a temporary Shutdown of Gener- ~ h1gh 11.'1 1:8 pe~t. matching an bouse was discussed when the higher layoffs in Jhe auto industrY. a1 Motors p~ts. . . e1ght-year ~·&h. setm J~Meigs County Commissioners met and the continued effect of Hurri- , . Ec,onom1sts wd the detenoraThe Fndal report will-~ the in regular session on Wednesday cane Andrew. · lion m. rec~nt ~eeks reflected,a last ~leue o lhe most ~liuc~ly · , afternoon. . · .•. The Labor Department said the . worserung J~b p1cture as the weak· ~nSltive of all the econom•c ~- . . A continuing progiarn of court· level of rust-time claims rose by ~nomy failed to generate enough ucs before~ Noyem~ elec11on. house renovation has been undt;rlS,OOO for the week ending Sept. · JObs to take care of new entrants The deterio/auon m ~ m~- way since . the elevator - was · . · kets was Widespread ·•n · m1d- . installed in 1989, with one or two 19 from a revised level of 414,()()0 mtodie Iabor market for 'the previous week. More bad news was expected . Sep!Cm~. A total of~ states !'Rd offices being targeted for renova· temtones reported h1'her clau11s tion each year. Extensive exterior lev~ls for~ week ending S~pt. 19 work was ·completed this summer, wh•le only rune~- declines. . . and this fall, the board will devote The four-wee)( movmg average its efforts toward renovating the of claims, which helps to smooth recorder's office located on the out" erratic weekly movementsj n second floor. ' the fi~, al.S!l rose for the latest CommissiOner Richard E. Jones ~eek, chmb1_ng to 409,000, the ·reviewed a letter from Architect ·WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- impasse·. · :X:b e Bush campaign highest level SD_ICC Aug. 29. Brian Boyd of Burgess 1c. Niple, The state With~ ~gest num- Inc. of Parkersburg, W.Va. FolloW· dent Bush and Bill Clinton called a ·SCQI"ed a sm8ll victory as the talks temporary truce in their war of began, geuing Clinton to drop his ber of layoffs W8ll Mich•gan, where words over debates as aides insistence that any negotiations be the increase was 11,373, a jump . searched for agreement- on how to held under the auspices of the blamed on layoffs in the auto a series of showdowns in the bipartisan Commiss1on on Presi- industry, followed by California, • which reported an increase of • WASHINQ10N (AP) - Presicampaign' s final month. Ross ferot dential Debates. promised word today on whether Instead, the two sides met pri- 7,614. dent Bush's plan to provide public he would join the race - ·and any vately Ill the Washington law offiCe California, a slate dlat has been aid for private schools suffered debates. ' of Clinto.n campaign chairmanh especillly hardhit by the weak defeat in the House, where majority · Top advisers to . Bush and Mickey Kantor. Leading the Bus economy, blamed ~e mcreases on Democra~. approved a bill that Democratic nominee·Clinton met delegation was campaign chairman layoffs m the service sector and in more closely parallels a schoo!aerospace, .food processing, farm- · choice apJ?roaeh backed by therr for nearly four hours WedneSday . Robert Teeter. · night and were resuming riegotia· During . Wednesday night's ing and manufaclllring. · presidential nominee, Bill Clinton. lions todsy. By agreement. dje two tallc4, die two sides broke on severOther states reporting increases · OJ:! a 2S4-166 ·vote Wednesday, camps said Only that "discussions al occasions and members of both of more than 1,000 were New House Democrats rejected a move ;m • ..; Goodlin R Pa are ongoirig" and refused to pro- · teams could been seen in office York, up4,778; ·Illinois, up 3,613, bY Rep. W-." g, :. ·• vide delails. . · windows making telephone calls. · and Florida, up 2,193, a gain that t<? force ado~t~on of a prov•s•o!' As the talks continued in Wash- But neither side would say if any was blamed in ~ on disruptions auned at helpmg parents send therr . children to private schools - a ington, Clinton and.Sen. AI Gore progresS was made. · ' caused by Hurricane Andrew. . Bucking the increases were centerpiece of Bush's campaign- . w~re campaigning in Wisconsin For weeks, Clinton had the and Ohio, while Bush toot a 4ay upper hand ill the debate. over Ohio, where the level dropped by year legislative initiatives. · " Education Secretary Lamar off die = g n trail. Perot was .debates, repeated!~ mocking ·Bush 2,114, and Loui'SiaQa, where an home in as his state coordi- for refusing to partiCipate j.n forums improvement of 2,111 was credited Alexander immediately denounced . • nators began re'porting whether scheduled by the bipartisan com- to fewer layoffs in the textilC< indus- the action. "I am recommending that the their volimJeerS want Pmlt to make mission. Bush objeCted to the com. · · mission's plan "for a madera· try The nationwide figures are president reject such cyniCal.endrace once apan. ~j!JS~~ J~! normal seasonal varia- of-the-session high jinks," he said. negotiations bioke tor. he ·1iiaiviaual siafe mim- " This -iS not an Cilucation bill; it is Presidential deb'ate talks are resumed . · . . ing a 111eeting ~ith Reco~der Emmogene Holstem .Congo, Boyd •esti~ted the cost of renovati~g the ~ff1ce at $10,~00. Th~t. f1gure . ~nclude.s up~ns of exlSUng fin•shes, caq>eUn~ ana wall .treatment. It does. not mclude ~cost o~ a proposal to create a pn~ate office from space- now occ~p1ed by an employ~ restroom ~Jacentto the recorders office. ~n his letter to the board, Boyd sa1d t~at l:'fosal could become expens1ve . use a door woul~ have to be cut 1nto a load-beanng wall , and wo~ld involve ~em oval of o}d plumbmg and lhe like. Jones reeommended advertising for bids on the project, and Commi~ioner Davi~ Koblentt advised agamst P.ur~umg the propo~e~ restroom pro.JCCt du~ to the ~UCl· pated expense, say1~g that 1f the need for the office arose in the future, it could be addressed at that time. No action was taken, although Jones suggested inviting Boyd to the board's. meeting next week for further discussion. Other than the recorder's office, only the Clerk of"Courts' and Common Pleas Judge's offices remain to be reJRodeled. In other busfuess, the board: - Approved the only bid for asphalt materials for October, that of Asphalt Materials Co. ofMarietta; - Appointed· Susan Oliver to serve as an alternate member on the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission. · Present were Commissioners Jones, Koblentz and Manning K. Roush and Clerk Mary Hobstetter. House approves key educqtion reforrn bill. stage I ' thinking.'' But Rep. Dale E. Kildee, DMich., said that ' 'if President Bush vetoes lhis effort, our children will be lhe ones who suffer for it. This bill would start the process of genuine reform, and that's a process we badly need if we are to continue asaneducated,skilledandcompetitive nation in the futUre." Th bill h" h sed b . e • w IC was pas Y vo1ce vote and sent .to the Senate, · calls for fedqal funding for schools that want to implell)ent various · new programs to boost student aca· demic performance. Bush favors giving vouchers to parents who could ·then use the funds for tuition at.the school cf their choice, including private or parochial institutions. Clinton wants public school choice only and · extending the choice to private and parochial schools. Democrats repeatedly rejected Republican efforts to exeand parents' school choices to private and · parochial institutions in earlier floor debates and during meetings of House and Senate negotiators. .. "Th · b1-1j . h IS reJl!CSCnts a tnump . of ~n ~d a tnum~h of common sense, S81d Rep. Map: Owens DN.Y. He said Amertcan stud~nts have difficulty reaching .. ld. . wor cla_ss standards whe~ they attend Third World schools. Rep. Nita Lowery, D-N. Y., agreed; saying, " This bill supports comprehensive, systemic reforms.. ... and eyery family in Ammca can be part of the process." But She blamed "partisan squabbles and · presidential politics" on the mixed reviews of t,11e bill. - -.·Local briefs-'-- --. Three DOHS·officials Patricia Wells reported missing . · • d . , resign u.n er pre. ssur_e A VintonCO\lllty woman has beeq reporled _missing;by the ' Meigs County SheriJI"s Department, and an all-points bulletin has been issued for hetreturn. · . According 1b Meigs County Sheriff JameS M. SoUlsby, Patricia Wells, of Route .1, Ewington was reported missil)g by h~ hlisband, Watler E..Wells. She was last seen at 2 p.ril. yesJerday at the Holzer Clin.ic brancb in Middleport and was driving a blaclt and maroon 1991 Ford FISO lrUCk. ·· : Mrs. WellS is erilp19yed at the Vinton County NatioDal Bank in Wilkesville. · . . · · · · . . . . · · ·· ·· · Man cited in one-vehicle wreck ·. A 'Coolville man WIS after wrecking .his pickup ttuck on Ohio 7 . · in Salisbury T~ WodDelday around 9:10a.m. · ·. Nathan E. PlanU. 19, 3691. Coolville Station Road, was south- · .bound on Ohio 7 and lost ~trol of his truck in a curve.11Je truck . overcumed •d struck i au-drail. according to a report from the Gallia-Mei$8 Past of the $1*e Higbway Patrol. . · •. ·· No injuries were~· · . ··. ·Pamaae to Plants' ~972 Chevrolet C-SO was listed as heavy and . · · , Contin~ oa paae ~ · · · . ·• · · · -~-~-.._: .. )> --.• -··~- - · COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) director. , Three deputy directors of the In. a news ~lease. Wrillace said Department of Human Services the deP.uties·had 'become swroimdhave resigned under prcll!l~ in .a ed by illegatiODI that threatened shakeup stemming from an mvesu- "to end!lnger the department's galion of its personnel problems. . overall mission. It's time to make · Terry Wallace, the agency's · some management cbanaes." director, said Wednesda)' that he He did not discloae die nature of Asked for and received resignations the allegations. . from Margaret Oolledgc, deputy . The depaiCment is under invcstifor administration; "James ·f:c.>n by Ohio ln~tor General Flewellen, · deputy for huma11 th vid Sturtz, who -m~t early resources management, and : is month in the wake o alleged Charles Vanit, chief of the bureau . irregularities in some personnel of investigative services. , matters. · .. . · . At the 181111 time, Wal18cc said The State Higbway Pilrol invell· · . WRECK SCENI!; - A Coolyllle ..-an, Natball E. Pl~nts, !9 . that Bill Wolfson, Gov. George ligated allegations involving John e&CI. ped bi.Jui'J IIIJet 1111 tr•ck overturned on Oblo 7· In SaUsbai'J • Voiqovich's press secretary, has . 1. Ray, foimerly thC welfare agen- '·. Township WedneldiJ around 9:10 Lm; Plants' Wa& cited by tM Gal• beeli liSI~ to the department as . cy's topiiscal offiCer. · · · · · .J lia-Me!p Polt' rA the.State Hlthway Patrol for failure.to control. · . . specf~ ~tccuti~e usis~tto the· Contin11edon page 3 · • ·, ......... '-· · - ~ ' :. . .;. _. . . l' -~-' '··~ 1" ' ' . ~ -. ':"""'" -, -- ' �-- ' .. ·Commentary . ' '• . . ' B en en berg .Candidates wary of .·· Perot's impact come courting . FIR<;T MARRIED COUPLE tt TRAVEL ilt SPACE 'lOU NEVER 10 ASK H1lll .DIREdiONS, DO 'OU? DID 'IOU 1\JRN OFF lllt; DO YOU I-lOW FAST )OtfRt . F\?T ::weeks UOME? race Combat euthanasia·with principles nario Joseph Perkins ::m :·deal rons lni . ..• Berry~s ..•• • '' .••• • World ._: of >· .~ • ' '". ..... __ ..__ ~ -••• ; Kids v~. parents? 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'(f ~kl?'tff'c'!:f.ra,~ • •• •• - I ~= • • ~ . --.--..uooJT. • • I •• ·. • • • • Warmer temperatures fore·c ast for·weekend . North: hs· I I •• •• The Dally Sentlnei-Page--,;1 I 6 ~~!:§.'&"'!,ll::'·ra~ •• ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • . . By Tile All!ldlted Prea .Aroancl thuatloil in tbe·40s and.SOs in New England· Highs on Wednesday includCd A ~ hilb pres1111e continues Unseasonabl)' warm weather in tbe. ~ in tbe rest of the ·108 at Lake Havasu City, Arii., MICH • . to dom1n•te the Ohio weather · pre~ed today across much of tbe east and along tbe Pac .. ifiC c~-. m · and 112 at Deatb Valley, Calif. :: ' - -......T~, .... will drift ·-··"-ll8bOn outside the N,_o.--..,..., ..~ ....,. .........,..,. "'"""""' the 70s in tbe upper Mississippi · The high of 46 Wedncsday at o( Ohio by early Friday, allolwing T~peraturea were forecast to Valley; and above 100 in tbe desert Bin~hmaton , N.Y., matched t~ a Wanner IIOUtbwest DoW of air to re1111111 m tbe 80:1 in tbe Gulf Coast Soutbwest. ,. city s coldest record for September. . Tofedo develop across tbe rcpon. · region, GIQI ~ and Nortbwest. lt will be clear over tb~ s tate ~n Wednesday, Spokane, Wash., tonight and a liale warmer as light httS5 and Pendleton, Ore., reached ... , M-an-s-fie_;ld_,l-7zo--.l• southwest winds prevail. Lows will 89, breating century-old records .LP'~' . · . L be in tbe 40s. · for tbe date. -·Gun sboots to begin dinner at l p.m:"will be availabl!: INO. 111cre will be allundant sunshine ' Records also fell in Seattle, The Racine Volunteer Fire f<lr a donation,.1t is requested that' over tbe region on Friday. High . Great Falls, Mont., and Eureka Department will begin its gun tbose planning to attend lhe ·dinner, .temperatures will range from Calif. Boise reached 94. . ' shoots Saturday ;tt6:30 p.m. at the phone the museum priQr Iii Sunday. 'atound 70 to tbe mid-70s. Warmer weather and some building in Bashan. The program and business mett. The record high on this date in clouds were forecast today for tbe Flow~ to be nmoved tng wilfbegin at 2 p.m. ~peakei: ra•lcolurnbusl74~ Columbus was 89 in 1952. The Northeast. while scattered Showers , . The Lebanon ~wnship tbe program is John Briley, managrecord low was 30 in i899. were expected in lhe ~i~ Nortb· Trustees are requesung that all er of the Campus Martius-Ohio . Sun_.set tonight at 7:13 p.m. Sun- west _and Nortbem Califomta.. Dowers not in vases on headstones River· Museum Complex at.Marie(· nse Friday at 1:29 a.m. . . . Highs today were forecast to be in tbe township's cemeteries be ta. ' 75° rernovf4 by OcL 10. Sc:lplo trustees to meet Portland·PTO to meet . The Scipio Township Trustees The Portland Elemenlary PTO will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at . W. VA. contlnued from page 1 will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Parents the Pageville Town Hall. . of fourtb; fiftb and sixtb graders Homecoming . . . ' disabling. who plan to play basketball or par- · Homecoming at Old Dexter Plants' wi!S ciled by tbe patrol for failure to control. ticipate in cheerleading are asked Church will be Pet 18 wid! IIIOJ1l· to attend. ing services and dinner at noo.11 : Letart Trustees to meet There will be special singing in the Daniel Kames of Sballe was arrested on Wednesday on warrants The Letan Township Tru$tees afternoon. Carry-in dinner. Btini-:a charging him witb arson, breaking and entering, and felony tbeft ·'' ''' · will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the covered diSh. Public invited. · m-ens T-a- Rlllt! ~- · ' Sumy Pt. Cloudy Cloutly · from the Scott Nelson residence in Columbia Townsh1p. He office building. · Legion to meet appeared in Meigs Counry Court and was released on a $10,000 0162 Accu·Weather, Inc. American Legion Post. 39 , ,Aonual meeting personal recognizance bond. . The Meigs County Historical Drew Webster, will meet Tuesday, Two otber men, Dennis Hummel and Alben Lee, were bOund Society will hold its ll7tb annual Dinn,er i~ at 7 p.m. and meeting at 8 over to the Grand Jury on theft charges from the same incident. meeting Sunday at the Meigs p.m. Kames was just released from Athens County on other charges. South·Central Ohio · Saturday, fair. Lows S0-55. County Museum, 144 Butternut According to Sheriff Janjes M. Soulsby, tbe Nelson house was Tcmjg~t, clear. Low in the mid- Highs .in the 70s. Sunday, fair. · Avenue, POnleroy. A roast turkey entered· and tben burned to appwe11tly cover the theft of chainsaws • ' 40s. Friday, sunny. High 70-75. Lows in upper 40s to low SOs. and other tools. Extended lorecat: • Highs in inid-60& to low 70s. MODName contesfwinner · Saturday tbrouab Monday: day, fair. ~in tbe SOs. Highs in Katie Alexander, P. 0. Box 333, · tbe7~. . Vinton, was the v;inner of the Sunday Times-Sentinel mystery farm . Two calls .ror assisi80Ce were answered on Wednesday imd early . contesL She correctly identified the Thunday by units of Meigs Emergency Services. farm as tbat of Gladys Riggs of On Wednesday at 8:57 p.m.. Rutland squad went to Pageville Pomeroy and will receive a $5 Road rcr Joseph Quivey, who was taken til Veterans Memorial HosF. A. BiJlinosley. · Swam • pital. •, ' check from the Oruo Valley Pub· • ,Mary , lishing Co. The contest is co-sponAt 7:46 a.m. today, Racine unit went to Yellowbush Road and FredMct A. (Fred) Billingsley, Mary Swain, 43, of Locust 3~. of Pomeroy Pike in Pomeroy, Grove Ro.t in Reedsville, died 011 sored by the Ohio Valley Publish· treated Paul Raves at tbe scene. died on Tuesday, September 29, Wed c1a • s · be ing Co. and the local So~l and . 1992 at Grant Medical Center in ncs Y eventng, eptem r Water Conservation District. 30, 1992 at Ohio Slate Univasiry Alexander was one Of six to corColumbus. . in Columbus. L Continued from page 1 rectly identify tbe farm. Her name Mr. Billingsley ·was born on Sbe. wu born in Reedsville, was selected by lottery. D~ember 23; 1952 in Columbus, daugh of Gt..Au. Jnhn Dill011 ···~-____.._~-~-son of the late Owen and Golda ter sinCe tbe\1, otber problems with. on slate time to tate a girlfriend and tbe late Pari Dilloa. She - a Coy Billingsley. He wu a truck health and safety inspector f!lt tbe in the agency were uncovered, and two ~?ther department employdriver, a veteran of tbe Vietnam Ohio Department o£ Transporta• including jobs being created for ' ees to Kmgs Island amusement Conflict and a member of tbe Drew lion. mends and relatives and attempts part last year. . Webster Post of the Ameri~an Beside& her mother, s11e iJ sur- to cover up mismanagement Wallace said the du!ies of his · Legion. · · · vived bY her bu&band, Lyle ·Swain · Ray was ftred and sentenced to departing depu_ties will be taken He is survived by his ·wife, of RcedJvillc; a son, Jay Swain of 18 months in prison on a charge of over tempor!lnly by other staff TONIGHT Vi~kie LeMaster BUiinaslcy, Chanute Air Fon:e Base in DliJioiJ; . theft in office for using a state car members. He said he would hire a senior deputy and deputy for Pomeroy; a daughter, Aleta, and a da\lghter, Joy Swain of WOOdier, human services. four sons: Christopher, Thomas, three sisters: Ella ' Jones • of G Tbe directqr also announced Todd and James Billingsley, all at Reedsville, Jennie of Tuppers STARTING FRID~iiiy-. . · other changes, ·including tbe phl!shome; a sister,· Donna Reynolds, Plains and Dale Thomcn of Galveston, Texas; a brother, Pomeroy; three.brotbcn: . Diling out or bureau of investigative Dlsaolutlons, divorces filed services in tbe departroeni's OffiCe Chafles Billingsley of Scotland; Ion of Oberlin, Ray Dillon of Actions for dissolution of mll1'· of Human Resources ManagemenL and seveilll aunts and uncles. · Colwnbus and Roy ~ .orFtoririage have been filed in Meigs Its functions will be transferred Besides his parents, be WliS pre- c)a; and several meces and County Common Pleas Coun by to otber areas of government, Walceded In death by his brother, ..-a.-. · Bonnie J. Withee, Middleport, 8!1d lace said. ·Some or its food starnp 'l'hot1las 'Billingsley.' ' serviCes will bC held on . James C. Withee, Dayton; by trafficking operation w.~s trans· Funeral arrangements will_be Saturday at 2 p;m. MWhite-Blower 011 MlliiG SIIDW 7:3G Stephen Allen Norris and Amintha feri'ed to the Dqlartment of Agriannounced at a !ater date bY EWing FunenJ Home in Coolville. Burial Ailllss!OI 51.50 Lynne Norris, both ofPonland; and culture on July I. F~neml Hom~ m Pomeroy. There · will be in Success Cemetery. · SIIDWIIG AJ •.:3G ''The Department of Human Will be no calling hours. Friends may call at the funeral by Lela Laudehnilt and Orland J. Ill, SAT. 51111 • Laudennilt, both of Polneroy. · Services will'intensify its early · ' bol!te on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. A dissolution of marriage has detection and prevention effcrt and been gnnted in the court to Tina L. concentrate oo expanding the fraud Glenn Huffman Clark and Charles M. Oark. R prevention program across the Divorces have been granted to slate;" Wallace said. 'The program 0111 MIIIG SHOW t:3G Glenn Huffman, 6S, of Rt. 2, Veterua MelllOI'lal Brian Keith Harris from Tammy D. has grown from an eight:county lDIIISSIOII $1. 5I Letart, died Wednesday, Sept. 30, WEDNESDAY ADMISSIONS Harris; Charloac A. Coleman from pilot 44Ht23 program to 42 counties." 1992, in Pleasant Valley Hospital. • Geage Oilrr Middleport. Jack R. Coleman and Julia Mae He was a fanner. , WEDNESD~Y DISCHARGES Cremeans 1rom Marvin Paul CreBorn July 11, 1927, in Letan. be • Kennetb Wolfe. , means. was a 9011 of tbe lale ~D. ' HOLZER MEDICAL 'cENTER and Mynlc Mae (W'lllCbrenncr) . · Marrlallf llceDSH . . Hoffman. . Marri~ge licenses ~ave been • Discharges, Sept. 30 - Mrs. R.S.V.P.~ This -Phrase is revolutionizing fum~ura sh<:)pping at Rutland Flim~ll'e. Whenever you . Surviving are his wife, Belly Thomas Hafer and son and Carl grallted in Meigs CountY Probate see ~. whenever yoli hear h, you'lllalow you are gettrng the BEST possible price. No dlckenng. Adkins of Letart; two daugbm, Stewart <::ourt to perry Dale Bryan, 35, G' No haggling. Just plain honest to goodness low pricas on quality brand.1111me furniture, everyday. Mrs. Andrew (Carol) pick, CotMiddleport, and Christina Lynn So don't woey about miseing a sale. We give you the IQwest prices 365 days a year, lower than · tageville, . Mrs. Joe (Sbarloue) Haning, 26, Pomeroy; and to sale prices; everyday. So remember the phrase, R.S.V.P.- Rutland Fumhure's S!lowcase Value . Pitrolo, Nitro; three sons anll two Ronald Gene Jacobs 11, 24, St. daughteis-in-law. Shelton and Suiie Price! You'll be glad you did! . . Clairsville and Kymberlee Diann . Huffman of Northup, Ohio, Oelton Mcintyre, 20, Racine. Am Ele .Powa:....................32 718 and Brenda HIJ{frnan of Letart, Ashland bil.......~ ................24 '$/4 tarry Huffman . or ·I...cBt; a sister AT&T.......................... :...••.43 . and hrotbcr-in-law, Doris and Bank One ........................... # 3/4 Four fmed apd five otl!m JuliiQ GU11110c of Huntington; and Bob EVIIIS ......................... 18 1/4 forfeited bonds in - ~ court of Mid12 ~dchildren. : · . . . Ouulnina Sbop .................. 32 1/8 dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman He -Was preceded ill death by a CityHo!ding ...................... l81/4 WednesdatnighL · brother, Eugene Hoffman, and one Federal Molui.................... IS SIB Fmed were Sue Ann Johnson, gran4child. . : ,.. . . ' Gondyra-1".U .................. 61If]. West Columbia; W. Va., $10 and The funC2Jll Will be Saturday, I Key ctnturion ...................19 718 costs, failure to yfeld; Dennis G; p.m. Foglesong Funeral . End....................;.....28·3/8 Little, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, H c .with Rev. Hennan Jordlll . Inc ..... ; ........... :; .... 21 running a stop sign; Chris Rayburn, offi iating. Burial· will be · in tbe Multim6dla Inc ...... : ........... 25 1/4 Middleport; $25 111d costs, disor· Eve n Cern~. , ' ~~~L ...................9/32 derly rnanDer; and Almena Bentz, Friends. may Catt · ai tbe funeral ReUance Blectric............... .l7 1/8 Middleport, $10 and costs, expired home Friday, I) to 9 p.ni. . Robbins&Myers ................ 14 314 tags. . .... · . Sboney's Ino...................... I6 7/8 Forfeiting bonds were John L. Star Bant ..........................~ l 1/4 Miller, Rceclsville, $60 fictitious . '. . Wendy llit'L....................... .I2 SIB tags; Katie L. Bruntard.i, GallipoFurnitur~ The Daily Seolio,I Wortbington Ind................ 18 7/8 lis, $52, speeding; Timothy D. · (IIIPIIIIIIItl'· · Stock nporture the 10:30 ,. . Fulk, Pomeroy $54. speeding; Les ·R.S.V.P• FJIIs alld Loewl ol polll. · Beverly Ann Heater, Ne"'l Haven, England Sofa, As Shown Above $799 $479 , SUG.RTL. '" .. . W. Va., $50, speCcling_._ England Loveseat; As Shown Above $729 ·- /· • '• c . • "•' ' ~ • ' Thurat!ay. October 1, ~ 112 • • forecast fix ·The Bush cunplign butchaCd · promoted only if tbey bid IIIISicml "value" linked 10 lhC earlier edu- .Education Association . scliool Ul Coat lbeet tbe "val~" issue, llld ~ ~ow tbe required wt;~rt. Their grades cadoul altn•tioo. Call it •'.ewant bureaucrats and civil rights groups,. backed off lt- ~ tbongb Ulilt reflected their piogress, A Bludent for wort."·or ''you don't get 110111e- are balking at a nat step, to pro--.. l'allleroy, Oldo . the root of Ammca s 11101t seriOI!I' - wbo didn't do tbe WOtk couldn't thiof (or nothing." Until tbl!t 'vat- vide "assessment" needed to see IB¥"'0..1"'&0., TO THE ilnBilDTII OJ' THE IIEIG8-IIAIIOK AREA problems. They .butchered 1l get into college or couldn't get a uea ISSue iJ lddzeased, public edu- wbetber students are actually learn-. because ·too many Bush campaign- · . ' '· calion won't recover. ing tbe new curric;ulum . Liberals. No one undeistands !bat bcUer claim ,tblt assessment mightieveal · ers are country-clubben who don't . . ur.'att ' understand tbe issue, don't believe rrc tban Albert Shanker, tbe president minorities aren't doing well, and • in it, are ashamed of it, are cowed of the American Federation of keep tbcm from getting jobs. (Is · _ by the libcnl press, are gutless, or good job. An ·UIII'IJiy student ciou1d Teachen. Often working l!&aiD•t there ailytbing sadder tban civil · ROBERT L WINGETI' · moSt of the above. · get bOoted out of class. . . tbe hidebound CdiiCIIIioo establish-. rigbts groups opposing effons_to l'llblltller So now tbel:e is much talk aiJout ht many inner-<:ity schools, and lllent, 'Shanker has led tbe push fa imJl!PVli education?) · · the cabinet choices of a "President elsewher.e, muth o( that is gone, "national standards" as a partial . Shanker asks : Ho.)IV can you PAT wan i<uEAD CHARLENE HOEFLICH . Clinton." And it is time to think driven out in pan bY silpc:r-sopbis- remed . y limed at restoring work- restore tbe work-reward value if Genei'al Man-a~r A""'ant l'llbMer/Coatroller abOut how a Clinton adminislr8tion ticaled, feel-good, libetal tbeoriz· re~ values. The Bush admiriis- you can't·even assess wbetber the might deal witb tbese issues, many ing. Students are often promoted !ration (more aatute IbiD tbe Bush worlds being done? He goes, fur. LI!TI1!RS OP OPINION ore wel<XSme. Tboy rbould be 1011 than 300 of which, ironically, stem from "sociaUy." Their grades are inflat· campar'gn bozos) bas S'et up inde- tber: Tbe system also needs word&. Alllettm ore subject to editla1 ODd must be lizned with oame, . · Democrats, liberals and tbeir con· ed. Colleges accept most anyooe pendent task forces to come up "slakes." If Sljldents are accepted llldnu ODd "'~ iJumbto-. No llllliped Jetton will be published. Lettm .. stilllellCy groups, and don't Dunk payin~ customers. witb voluntary c.urriculum stan- in college, and hired by, employers lbould be ill r,oodlu!D, ~ ;..-.not penooalidea. Consider education. Clinton R~w~ aren't.~i!-:iplined !Jecausc darcis in matbem~tics, language, -regardless or whethet tbey have L,...;;;;;;;;;;~;;;.:,~.:;;.:;;.;,;;;;;;.;..;;;:;..._.;.;;....;,;....,._:,. _ ., _,., __.._,.._,.,.__,.,.__ -..._- ......-'. · says that without "a lifetime of mmoruy pohuc1ans wlll cry civics science hiStory arts and · learned tbe curriCUlum, what's at ' slake to motiVate tbe student? learning" America won't be able racism . Employers,. know~ng g~y. . . ' to compete_commercially. There school ~des. mean little, r~~g It's a beginning, but more is · Clinton has a good record in · are i"dcecl certain aspects or our quola leg!Siation, often don_ t hire . needed. The key question is Ibis: Arlcansas for abating up tbe educapublic education system, particul8r- on tbe basis of ll!:boollnUliCnpts. would a President Clinton stand up lion cslabliabrilent (alt¥ugb, alas, ly in urban secondary schools, tbat . And so, to some students, a to liberal in~ llroups,lir will he be oppoees private school voutb. . -' . . question forms: "Wby should I ·· be turned into Carter:like musli? en, as does Shanker). But Oov. are in shambles. Why? Values. · · worlc hard and behave myself'l'.' For example: Liberals in Cllnton didn't face tbe full-force of " Once upon a time, studeniS ~ Tbcre was a very Ainer•can Congres_s, pus.bed by tb . e National tbe nationallibetal establishment • .. ByWALTERR.MEARS . . that would confront a President ' AP Spedlll Correspondent Cllnton. wASHINGTON - Witb his talk-show ticket punched again, Ross A President-elect Clinton's Perot iJ back on die campaign stqe, his role assured because lhe major choice for Secrelary of Education . candidales for tbe White House can't be sure of his impact in the elecnon will tell much about where be's :. fio;e 'WC(ks away. · ·going. His choices range from tbe ·: That uncertainty Jed to die extracrdinary missions ro Dallas on Mon~EE WANT· key players in tbe NEA/education :; day by top-level teallll! for President Bush and Dem~rat Bill C!inton to bureaucracy/civil rights .in~erest ·:: • their rival cases before Perot and the Slate coordinators of hiS mo.veGOI~? ~. to some IQUgb·minded govem<n, to, perhaps, AI'Shanker. We :: ~~they tried to play it dowli, tbe back-to-back !lllditions at Perot's REM~MBER may soon see where Clinton is :: summons and on his turf were remarkable ventures to tbe camI/ of a ' R J headed. ' ' :;: potential political enemy who has comp~ that the two ClllllJllU&Qers Restoring values -· in edu~a­ COFF~E ,. haven't dCalt satisfw:torily witb ecooomiC ISSUeS. tion, in tbe welfare system, in the •: • Perot boesttd dlete had never been anything like iL · Q~FoRE criminal justice system - iJ at tbe ~.' Nor bas dlete been Jmytbins like die slabiS it accords Perot in tbe fmal 1001 of our tough problems: Withof tbe pesideatial race, whether or not be revives his active camW!; LEFT · out suc.h restoration we face slower ' economic growtb and a further bru~ ~J:;Ul says be will c~ctide afttr his supporters l8lk it over and determine talization of civil society. ;: W11etber tbey want him back in tbe lle•quit in Iuly, when be said his The Republicans can't seem to . -: lhird-man candidacy would be disrupcive. Perot volunteers will be surexpress tbat, or act on iL Perhaps :. veyed over tbe next three days, witb tbe task to be completed late ThursDemocratS, who caused a lot of the ~:dayorearlyFriday. • , . pro!?lems, deserve a crack at clean•; Whalcver be says, Perot is a candidate. He is on tbe Nov. 3 ballot in all mgltup. ~ •SO Sl8le8. The question iJ bow big a share of the vote be draws, and who Ben Wattenberg, .a senior lei· : : ~utTers mosL Each side bas been saying it is to be tbe otber, oot neitbrz low at the Ameriun Enterprise -:side is sure of iL ·. lDBtltute, il ·autbor of "The First : • : A revived and dctlared Perot candidacy would add .to tbe uncerlainty. lJnlvenal Nation," published· by · : '~y if it came with ·die ki!1d of television advc:rusing a billionaire Tbe Free Presa aad a syndicated · ·~ could buy: · . ~'ler 101' Newspaper Enterprise :: : That's why tbe invitations to Dallas amounted to command perforAsaodalion. •:IJI8IICCS and drew high-profile teams- both campaign chairmen, con::~ allies and, in Bush's CllliC, a Cabinet member and White House : · naric:Nhecurily adviser. · ·: • It doesn't take tbat kind of delegaiion to res(llte campaign messages, : ·which is y.ohat both parties said tbey were doing. But fll\aery doesn't hurt :•in.dealini with Perot, for all his claims that be's not important, only his • ·volunteers and supporters are. · . The opponents of the Death psycbiairic exam shOuld be America has become a nation M.anlcilkl.' ' : , . "There is no messianic drive to have a <;aiJdidate or to have me as a that decreasingly values life. Every · Rather, they oppose the initia- witb Dignity Act envision tbe see- required before a·patient is' execut•·Candidate •• Perot said . • ,• ' in which a p8tieilt is informed ed. . year, more than 20,000 of its citi- tive on tbe grounds that it simply is :: ' A rene~ Pa)lt campaign could compete wit!' C~nton r~ ~ v.:ho zens are murdered. More tban 1.5 poorly written and full of loop- that be bas six months to live. The The principle involved here is •'demand cban~e and tbus help Bush. Then agam, m crucial slates like . million unborn babies are $lrted. otherwise mentally competent life - whether it'iJ further cheap::texas, the b~ fran Dallas could carve into !be:president's su~ In a IIOCiety increasingly desenpa_tient sinks into depression . .In ened in 'our society when we send . ::~till, campaisn volatilitY -~ld work to the ad~lage of tbe candidate siiized to such carnage, it. was · such a Slate of mind, be mates tile . off our terminally ill io hasty •'trying to catch Ill'• .xl tbat s Bush. required pair of requests for death . deaths. If we accept euthanasia inevitable that there would arise a , · : Aflct biJ sea1011 witb tbe Clinton team, Perot said .tbeir views had a lol witbin a very short space of time, today for those witbin six months movement to legalize euthanasia. COIIIIIIOII. Then be met witb tbe Bush people and said there was a great This miiYement may bear fruit in holes. They offer examples ·or hciw · maybe even hoUrs. ' of deatb, do we accept it tomorrow • of overlap in their positioos. But most terminal patients overfor anyone with a tenninal illness Novembllr. California .is on tbe the"proposed law could be per~ .; · Perot wouldn't say wbich side he deemed closer to his views. "We precipice of becoming tbe first versely applied. · ' come their initial depression. When - AIDS, Alzheimer's, what have :·w,ouldn't want to shoot from tbe hip and say anything like tbat," be said. place on eanb where medically They note, for bistance, that, they return to sound 'mind, tbey you-nomatterhowfartbeymay • • The forum WliS a conference of Perot's SO srate coordinalors, the peoassisted suicide is sanctioned by while tbe initiative requires two probably would reconsider an be from death's dool1 uie who ~!~.aged the jJClition drives that put him on tbe ballots before And why should euthanasia peelaw. docton to diagnose tbat a J?ltient enduring request to prematd)'ely ;rtrot 8IIIIOunced. abruptly, on1uly 16 that be wasn't going .to run. At that California's so-called Death bas only six months to live, rt dues end their life. The ready availabili- essarily be limited to tbose witb !fe~':: last day of tbe Democratic Natiollal Convention, be said.Jbe witb Digniry Act would CS18blish not specify which kinds of doctors ty of Jlhysician·!lssisted death terminal iUnesses? What about tbe ts had been retitalimtd!:!;t hiin no chance of outright vic~ tbe right of tctminally ill I?Btients to may mate such a diagnosis. Thus, · would negate such changes of patient of weakened mind or sinew :-only tbe pospect be might tbe election and fon:e a decision . receive a doctor's help m killin& a plastic surgeon, a def!llatologist bearL . . ,who feels tbat his or her quality of {)y tbe House. . . ' . . By raising such questions about life has so.deteriorated tbat deatb themselves. If tbe practice of th1s" or an ophthalmologist could •. His atanding in the polls was slipping !hen; it has plunged since. PerIbis particular riRht-10-deatb initia- . woulcl be welcome? · ronn or euthanasia takes root in tbe declare a patiem tenninally ~­ ;liaps more imponant, more people now hiVe•negative than positive opinmost populouS' staie in America, -it The f~ of medically assisted tive, tbe foes of euthanasia very · 0r wby should eutbanasia be of him, by lllll'gins of two Ill one in some SUrvey~. ' seems only a matter of time before .suicide also remind tbat even thpse well may win the battle this time. applied to adults only? If, say, an ·•· Nevertbetess, l'erol bas been hinting for two ~b tbat be might, after suicide .will be physicians qualified to diagnose But sanewbere down tbe line, they infant surfers from a fatal illness, :.U .become 111 active candidate, ltecausc tbe major pUtles ~ not deal- physician-assisted routine throughout tbe republic. terminal' illness are not infallible. are bound to lose because· tbe why not pitt the child OUI of its cerwitb issues like the .deficit, and a1lo because be might want Ill buy' TV tutbanasiaiS18 eventually will draw. lain misery? This may seem a far'['be OlJini•ed foes of this right They cite tbe abundant cases in Jime for ads on issues. He said he'd IJIIIde a'miSiake by Qlijlling lhe race. . to .deatb mitiative, which include which patients have beeli giva~ so up a law that anticipates tbe oppo- fCiclled possibiliry, but auch .a po.• By Monday, be was on tbe air witb 111 au111111n rerun of his springtime t11e state medical association and many montbs to live ooly to prove sition's points of ati8Ck. posa1 actually iS before tbe Dul(;h !efrain. Interviewed on NBC's "Today" in the morning 8nd on CNN's various religious organizations, tbe doctors wrong. The opponents Indeed, tbe California measure parliament, which already effec'.'Larry King Live" In tbe evening, Perot said his volunteers will choose very well may thwart tbe Jlioposed · argue tbat there almost cenainly is a modified version of tbe propo- lively allows adult euthanasia. ljis campaign future, and tbat their decision will be bindi[lg. · . law, much as a sirvilar measure . would be cases where terminal tbat almost passed in WashIf California passes its right-to7- "You didn't talk to them before you sot out of the J'8Ce," NBC's was defeated in Washington state patients are sent to medically . sition in~n. And a pending measure in death initiative, American society Bryant Gumbel reminded Perot .• ·· . . last year. :. . . . assisted deaths who otherwise M1chijan almost certainly will be will enter a brave new world of ;. "I wasn't able to in July, but we certainly are leaving it up to them · But tbey are going about tbeif might have.recovered. • · · refined to adltress the c-oncerns euthanasia Once we have crossed how.~· Paot said. - ~ · ., · . ·. opposition !he wrong way. They dn Then there is tbe thorny matter raised in California. , . this threshold, there will be no ·• EDITOR •s NOTE - Walter R. Mears, VIce president and columnot oppose the proposition of medi· ·of the patient's .volunlal)i request to The wwy to slaunch America ~s tlll1)ing bac.k.· · qlst for Tile Associaled Press, has reported on Wash}nglon and cally asaisted. suicide on moral or be put to deatb. The initiative spec· nascent eutbanasia movement is to Josepb Perkins Is a columnist utional politics 101', JDOI't tblin lS ~ . ·· • ethical grounds. They do not argue, ifies tbat the patient must be men- argue on pripciple, not debate tbe for Tbe San Diego Union-Tri,• . . ' in the words of John Donne, ···Any tally competent and must mflke an fincr points; like whether a derma- bune, and a syndicated writer for '• --~--------~--~ man's death diminishes .me, enduring request, a request made tologist .would lle allowed to diag· Newspaper Enterp'rise Associa• ' '• ~ cause I am · involved in on at least two occasions. nose terminal illness or whetber a . ton. - ' ·' OHIO \~veatho1 Friday, Oct. 2 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel , Pomaroy~lddlaport, Ohio Thuraday; October 1, 1992 ' . The 'D&ily Sentinel . . • ·. . . • '• 0 ~. ' -7 .· SHOW ROOMS RUTLAN.D FURNITUR . .742·2211 . 1·100-137·1217 ··u11 ·STREET • RUTUIID, OHIO $999 $199 $1411..._ $969 ' $111 $1199 $799 $419 . :$429 $219 $149 �-. . . ,• Sp.Orts -The .. · ThurSday, • • , · ' The Tcmcals are 3·1 on tile sea- mto lhe cenlest wtlh Belpre. but ben welcome& back lij'retuming son after. a 40-12 pounding lhat .ran into a bu~z saw ll'lRSI the letter_winn~ from_lut season's they recetved at the hands of the Ei&les. Bel~wnped out to a 21· team that fmished wilh a 3·7 mart Belpre Golden Eagles last Friday. . O)ead at the f)( lhe first period. overall,llld.a 3-4111811c in lhe TVC. The Tomca~. as.'!!~ state's 12th Tomcat head coach Greg Hoi· Three of those ~eturnees were . ranked team m DiVISIOn V, headed . · . among the leadcr11n the area. . . SoQthern to entertain Chesapeake Fr~day night After last week's loss to South . Point, Southern coach Dave Gall said, "I really feel good about this . game! It •s almost _as if we had won." . J . Those strong statements came l!i;'rer the T~ nearly became $tam slayers m a stellar perfor· 111 ance against tile much bigger and jhysical Poinrers. r ThisweekSoulhernfilcesanoth· 1. talentcd team, Chesapeake, but 10 be smiling when it looks at ~e roster and sees a team that is. Oun comiJIIlill>le to it in size, than South Point. Another plus is that tlae game is home. · .· Chesapeake has had us good temns and its lean years mucl! like llu • _any team, but has put together .a strong program. Chesapeake u known, as a ba*et~all school, much like the reputabon Soulhem has gam~ over~ years. . Gaulmdicatcd his p~yers were ready !O play on Monday, "We , couldn t keep them off lhe field. . They are full of conlidepce and we can't wait 10 get on with theresrof the season.• ·. . With a few ~r~alts last week, Southern ve~y wei~ could have come home·With a wm, but boWed !n the ~~ round 29:19 after havmg poSJbon ~erallll!'es through~ut lhe second half . with the score . JUSt 21-19. · Gaul said that this week he · · hoP._CS his. club can clll!'e out ~d strike qutcldy. uwe dtdn't come ali.ve until ~ second q111111er l~t :-veek. G~mng a good stan IS am~L . , Michad Evans _ had!" p-eat over· . all game~ week, hi~g targets 1~remy Dtll, Russell Smgleton, NICk ~s and Trenton Cleland. Evans also nm in for II touchdown, and SiJJgleton again w~ the SHS w!lrthonC. Gaul noted~ offense has been full of spar1t lately, but also noted that his linemen have been a key in the success, esE.iall_y at crunch time,_ s~ying • everyone on this team JS IDiporti!Dt to our success." · Game bDIC is 7:30 at Roger Lee Adams Memorial Field in Racine. · carry. i: po:~:b::n~~'.''~; ·t~;'.'e.~~;~ ~i~;r:,~m~s ~Ides ::f • • ~ ... - •• Thursday, OctOber 1; 1992. .:. Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo . · The Ditlly Sentinel-Page 5 ' -~~?d football, ~i_ld hairstyles • the norm in Kan~as L~kota camp · . · . . · . · ~p~STY r 1, 1992 Page 4 Octo~r , . MD..LER. TomPkins now has a Michael Elsewhere, Mike Getsinger · I · · · · McGue relllmed two kickoffs.for win over Logan Elni; ~~ . 90-yard touc'!downs Ia. the farst Kanas Obi I one for ~le m coach Jilek Burgess promised h•l touc¥owns .in Tol~ Start's 4(). ·Jon Aljancic completed 8 of 16 quarter, .but has team IIJII.lost_to 0: r ...:. · would get a Mohawk haircut and -1.4 wm _over Clevellnd Eul; Fref 180 ~ ~yei!C ~East. S6-l~. U~ ~~-l!lllh School '!"'" 2·28 dye it blue if the ttam won iu next . mont St; Joseph' s Kevin Huntley passes or· yar .. s and three Cuy MiasliSJDlwa Valleys Cw:tJB the ~ Th" has JIOI'II Writer Jordan 'do. · · starting in place of the injured f~ lnd ~1 good year f'!r No~icing tbis, .first-ycar head Jason Koechley, rushed for five M d · - .· . · ki r~ ers th~~l!~ tbett' Jerry Lacke a S-8 182 uhd c 0 spec 1111 1 rown. honorable ~entio~ Ali~hio . Browna~ ~~ru:! senior, Iincblcker. · ~ld and had infro u u =· Aftcl having its offense Slruggle ~.fuushi ond lhe g The Tomcats defense is led by < Prep football notes Meigs -pushing !o keep. winn_~ng in -road ~arne. against Trimble : . · By DAVE HARJ,US . : Sellti~el Corres~nt . ' The Me11s Marauders wtU try to keep winning Friday evejting when thc:Y travel to Glouster to face the Tnmble TomcatS. ·- • " oany Sentinel. . ·• .. ed D H' · eight touchdowns to lcld hil 1e11Ji to 1 4.() .start; Dayton Stebbiaa' !amal R~ ~ 2S9 ~ . 10 18 ~,JDCI•"';-111 80'-YIN TD run, m a 4I-i6.'J:. OWir O.y- {4(;- ..Kt~~ruslaed for ~~~=~st!n~~ 'gam~tathenbea~Elmwood 19- to~,';:"~•fo;l~~ ~~~~~:U~:::,C:.!': ~uc;~~.=:.r:n9T . ~~~~:rso~.~t·~c~ cou~J:eP:Sbto!: &~ers they s: At this rare, it's anybody's guess and kicked six extra poinb in a....... ~o~=~=ri:r..o: :t-17'!~ rllH I~ ham •• Todd Schlater for their fll'St lhRe 5 ea · Y won what the coaching staff wiU look 0 victory over Baai:om H<!{JeweU- over Alliance Marlington. . ~S ~=t!.~!mf ~- . ~ 1e two touchdowns, kicked 1 25-YIRI 0,: rrs . two, , ~~. . like lfLalcota goes 1~. JllllllCS.. Loudon: Circleville's aP!x0p,U.te- _ <;ridersville Perry's Jerry · fUihed ID e 1 un Veri'! as 669 yards on 77 carries With field goal and had 10 solo tacklel h .(See NOTES 08 Pqe ' '':; ps::king Mirr:: re~.Kit11e was a firs~ lea!" all· com_mg out of .u mlastFridaTslli· · Foreign exchange student CarOhio last season, pulhng 1ft 39 6 wm over .Miller. Mlnader quae. los Miana scored ·the Marauders passes for 503 yar~s and thr~e t~rback Eric Wagner co111pleted flfSt point on the evcaing when he touchdowns. So ~ar Ibis season Kit· mne of 12 passes for 134 Yanls and . drilled a 31-yard field goal. The Ue has IS reccpliOIIB for ~7 yards · a IO~hdown. Wagner also had II field goal probably could have and three touchd<;Jwns.Juntor quae- beautifu140-yard nm. onlhe. ~on . made it from 45 yards, and it lerback Rusty Richards, who as a on the. Marauders fmt offenSive lx!unced high off the nag poie 81 sophomore connected on 85 of ,188 play of lhe game~ bad: due to the south end of Bob Roberts Field. passes for 1,271 yarda and CJiht a penalty. Jim Pullins was WagnMeigs wiU be playing· without to~chdowns, also returns. So far er's favori~ receiv;er pulling in the services this week of senior thts season the 5-7; 157-pounder four passes for 90 yards and a wingback/safety Mike '>Abby" has completed 23 of 62 passes _for touchdOwn. n,t to~hdown came Welsh who suffered a neck injury 329 yards good .en.ough for five frOm 2~ yards out With 24 ~ wilh S;261eft in ihe contest Wdsh touchdowns and 1m; mten:eplions. · left to Ice lh~ Marauder wm. The scored the Marauders fll'St touch· So far the !eadmg weapon for _touchdown was lhe first SCfred by down blockina a Bruce Lanning the ~om cats IS S-10, u;s semor the ~ offense all year and punt and pouncing on die ball in runnmg .back Tom lfllrd:y. Hardy _can g1ve the Marauders offense lhe end zone for the touchdown. , has earned the ball 8S.umes for much needed.,c:onfHiencc. · The kickoff for Friday night's 491 yards an average of 5.8 yards a Another bright spot for the coolest is 7:30. · .Eastern to host Wirt <;;ounty at midway mark By SC01T WOLFE in is pride. Barr said, "Our tackling fullback Josh Cor-biti bas been Seatiilel Correspondent has impn>ved, but needs to get bet• around 60 yards Jll'!' game rushing. "We're number one!" is a chant rer still. Our worlc ethic is a plus. · Win County JS krio\w til ~ve a that Eastern fans have heard a lot As long as we sqileeZe out as much good line, · the anchor and . .;of this season. Unfonunarely, the of. our polential as pOssible, I wilt stronghold .of its offensive game -chant is often heald from the oppo- think of these young men as a sue- plan. The·line, however, has suf· sideline and has jleen true in cess." ferd some injuries lately and bas 'an often literal.sense. · Win County is ~-0 and moved sputtered somewhat Jecently. . .The Tigers also have a solid • This week lhe chant again is lit· into the top spot in Class A with 8rauy true as Easrern 's opponent, defending champion Malewan, as a defense, :headed by cousins . Win County of West Vitginia is result of beating 15th·railked Class Calc and Ryan Calc and Mike tied for lhe stare's ~=· with, · AA champ Ritchie County last Sh~ · sure enough, anolher . oppo- . week. ..t . Wtn County's biggest test came nent, Matewan. · The Tigers are coached bl' Mike last weet at R.itchle County, an Not taking anylhin' away from . Lucas, who knew his club would occasion they arose 10 in keeping Eastern, the opposition has just be strong, but didn't qwle expect lheir unblemished mark. obviously been tough. . them to come along this well so Chad Savoy, 1'!11 Newland, Jere· Eastern head coach Dave Barr quicldy. my Buckley, Charlie Francis, has turned lhe siiU&Iion into11 posi· Quarterback Joey Vincent, wno Charlie Bissell alld the rest of the tivc and the l!agles have shown has a good aim and good speed, is EHS paSsing corps will be ready to Steady improvemel)l ~bout the a threat to either pass or run: His get in gear tomorrow night at 7:30. season. With lhe exception of a few favorile targets are flanker Darin sarr COI)Ciuded. ''The continued veterans, Easlcm was hi(!hly inex· Cale or split end Sam Tingler. efrort on the I:lBrl of our kids is a perienced going· into thts season, Eilher of them is cspable of turning credit to them. I hope they continue having lost 13 seniors from last a short pass route' into six poinb. to push themselves. The breaks will r.car's 8-2 team. Mike McFee, tailback, docs the go our way if we COR· • One lhing Easlem. does not lack bulk of the Tiger running, however, tinue to wodt h""'' .. ,nents . . .of 'the year · Darin THURSDA Y·FRIDA Y·SATURDAY OCTOBER 1st, 2nd, 3rd OPEN 9 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. ENERCELL® ' IATTERI~I GUARAinnD FROHI LOWEST RATES IN 2a YR~ ·RUTLAND FURNITURE ......... Gives You What You're Looking For•• ~ QUALIH ·VALUE· SEaVICE ~,~ SELECTION· PRICE. _J ) ' I ' . ' ---:R£ttLIShC.. ·MAnAG 288 . . 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' ' ' tusno's fmt piU:b to bim in lhe ·, SlaDdioi ova1io1i and was PR~eDted 19 years, I'm fmally learning that seventh Gil a hard liner tQ the riaht the ,ball he hit and the rwt-base -you don't haVe to swioa hard to bit Bid& or die infield. bag. . • the bell." · · , The bill hit the dirt j111t in fron•. · Headins inl(l die JII:RIC• he Ansell coach John Waihao , of second baseman Ken OWikfcli' worried that he m1jht tear the who played 10 years with Breu. and toot a bia hop over his shoul· ·Strained muscle in his left shoulder, then _, tbo Kansas City manaaer der fnto riglll ftcld and Brett and.tho tholl,ht also was in the fer five men yean, said Brett was reached tbo milemne. ' · back of his mind that he was run· most deservins. · , The 39-year' old lirctt, wtioae nint~ ~~of !ime.IO JCl No. 3,000: "Not only has Gecrae had tbo 19-year career bas beca marred by 'It's a relief ... and I am the talent to do what he did toniaht, but a strios of various injuries, added happiest man in the world right he's had the work ethic, too," his liame to tbo 3,0Cl0-hil.. list tiW now,"he said after goilll4 fer 5 in Wathan said. "He.'s alwars· been :...-.. this season with Pete Rose 11 the Royals' 4-0 win over Califar· one of the hardest workers m base·. ih:""Wp and Roberto Clemente 11 .nia. ball." tbo bottom. . "All I wanted 10 do was get one . . Bn:n had missed the last two did it with S9th game hit and not do any funbei' damage games because of his !lOR! shoulder, of his ~ in which he had four to my .shoulder. 1 was scared.the . and he hadn't bad a hit since SBIUrormorehits. first ume I swung, but then I day. Hewas·o'for4 in MiMeapolis · · " I was a little misty~yc:d.' ' said relaxed." on Sunday. whi:n his shoulder first Brett, who received a five-miou~ He lauabed and ldded,"After started botherins him. . ~ He said Jhe fiNil hits Wednesday night came ~urprisingly easy. Fo:tusno; a 30-year.old rookie left-hamler, "threw a fliStball right down Jhe middle ,and I just swung . 17.~20.11.-(1)16.19 . SAWI - Loo Stttltlo, SL i.IMJ, 41; . (dt).:: toD. C-.tral Cat.h. , Warren W-laa~37; W-­ real easy," Brett related. " But it Cbuoi 15. 21. Soriaollold z:.,... -.1. !6; D. JGiiea, HaaMca, :U; Milch was amazinl! how relaxed I was. 1· lllolle. (I) 14. 23 (11.) - q.p . . , WiWallll, Philaclelpl:li.a. 21: Charlton, PoDi '-llowadtl.icldoa VoDOy 12. . ~.CINCINNATI , 26; Dlbb1o, CINCIN· couldn't believe i~ Usu81ly, I enviNAT1, 1!. sioned what lhe 3,000th hit woUld Division IV be like and ·an the pressure and ten- · American Lea&1111 1~ (19) ol-0.......••..{. •.. ... ..•. ~ B.\fi'INO - B. M1GiDa, battle, sion in my arms and aU the r:cr.343; 'llooooaa, Chicaao. .324; Pllcltou. 2. w...... """'""' (9) 4'0.................273 v~ in my body, but there was 3. (1) ol-0 ...........................213 Mi"'MMa, .324; Molitor, Milwtu.lr.oc, · •. Atnoa - o l - 0................... .111 none tonight · .323; M1ck, M:iuuota•• 316; Harper, - B7 KEN PEl ERS . ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) ·Geoqe Brat always had a flair fer tbodrfmetjc Nursina aaore shoulder, with tbo season dwindling dOWn to the Jut five 11111e1. the Kansas City Royals star sot the four ·bits he needed in speelaCular faahj011 •.He hit safely'bis fmt four tilDes up Wednesday nisht IQ become the ,18th m~ Jcaauer 10 reach 3,000 -hilL He doubled in lhe fmt innins ualnst tbo California ~~Is, $lo~ · RTed in tbo dlinllllll s· apin ~ die fiflb, lll~&~inst Julio Valaa. Then, with most or the flUS in Anaheim Stadium llready 011 !heir feet, he hit, rookie relicvc'Z Tim For- •reu , . ' B:rJOEKAY . than two hours Wedneaday and CINCINNATI (AP) - Short· gaining a promise that tbe team 11011 Barry lMlcin Mill ' I sure how . will remain essentially ·inlact nex,t Qocinnat! Reds COII!IODin& ·p$nner year.. ·. .., Marse Scholl would react when · Larkin IIIII Rijo set up the meetconfronJed about her plans for neitt ins in SchoU's office after she told year. . Tile CiN:itiMII EIUJulrtr that she . "I said 10 !iOmebody that I may plans 10 ~hop tbo't.eam 's $36 mil1\0t be wearing lhe same colors lion pajroll next year. The Reds '1\:hen 1 ~e back," Uutin said. failed IQ win tbo NL West delpite ·, • ;He and piIeber Jose Riin wound their highest payroll e'ler; li!J ~ illstead of Oljt Sevaal ria~ have bristled at afler talkmg 1o Schou for more the Idea o a cut-rate team , and . . shiPPed In the majors••• --· NATIONAL.LEAGUE Now1'..t ..............70 . 19 .440 Rt"a I \ tia .. "..... -69 90 .434 ' W-DI•·A-................94 63 .59!1 CliiClNNATl......l9 19 .563 . . . . . . ..._ .........10 T1 .510 - .................71 70 Sill,, ; ........ 1AI " Milo-·· 26 14 16.5 24.5 32.! 62 96 .392 T-106. s.a~l.AtLMUO HtwYCIIk6,N • '~ ' al SL lottit 3 , -2.11imtiop llcDaiOa5, Saalliop4 1AI Alaololl (J:aWl o.... 7-13)" CIIICINNATI (1-1:1-7), H! p.m. s.. PrutGiHo (Bu$oul3-9) "At· .... (A-11-11), S.. IMp (ICII,. I 3-1) II U...· ... (llowm 0-6).1:]! p.m. Seattle,! 39; Venwn, Cbi"&O· 37; I (MotJa! I Sail Dlap;;;;;;: t.O llttd - I•• Pnaollco (Ko1m 0·2) at CINCINNATI (lijD 1!·9). 7:1! p.m. l'inlb\trP' (Diabek 15·10) 11 New Y..tl? 1 *!-~);7:40p.m. PIW1*1pW• (lqhQihoj 1··10) at SL .!.IMI ((loJijooo 16.9).1:Gf,.... . 1M ~.... Clf•hiter 10·14) at ,._IO),I:I!p.m. TPll. I. Nowadt Calbolic (II) ol-0...............217 2. (5) o4-0 ........ - ...................:141 3. St. ...... (I) ol-0............................ .243 4. McDoaaW Ol ol-0 ..... ...................211 5.Mabo-(1)o4-0..................157 6. -1<.~0)4-0 ............ .153 7. Codomllool-0.......... _ ,...... ........139 I. Aaloo s - Boot 4'0--.-·.....,.... _ 13 t •.CMalwt t r s.t ,.. 10. , _ S... LM*iaalfq. (I) o4-0 . ..37 .., 7. 11tld II. 13 (do) - T-.Dtulio.31. STOU!II BASES - I - . CLEVE- boq Tdad 23. 11. Dollool 19. 19 (IMo) - u. M'dl' •a F.w~c:~r. "-·11 w.-. T- W L Pd. 0 • 2! ·M -·-·-" CI.IMI1ANJ)c_75 DalloiL--···~- 75 NowYadt ..• ..- ...75 12 .544 13 .475 M .412 ... M .472 --·--··71 ....a7 2.! 6.5 ·n.s "-- - • .Qaklood .._, __...94 II Independence, Leetonia 16. ;Zl . Cin. Muiaooot15. Transactions ; S..bal 22 .5!1 ·7 .SM I 19 :13 .475 M9 . .4'¥1 - --'..W.tille -··-·-'1 97 .396 A.P bigb scbool football poll :zs 33 t <I- Now Y"*4,aJMlLANJ>2 .,... .... b' 2 -1.T-O rtl 3 a.a..•. A......,,... "-•· Jilt tllo bJ Ohio 1tiaJo School Athlelio AaiOCiltiGII cliviliona, i (lint·plloe T-7,0oldoooiS -Cloy ... CalifGmil 0 . 1 DlvJslon I t Pta. Tea111 Today'aaamos ~~ .-In,._,, with woa·1ott recOJd ancl total 'poiata -7.--4 IS a-.,.. Tpati• (20),.0.0 ............ 316 2. Citt. I'd m (9) ol-0..................... 2'11 3. wnr wa (2)--4-0 _,,_.., .... N:M7 I. 1-lt)atJ.bleao- • (1'.,..1liiJO 1:15 p.m. . ~a., ·~ 0.1) It Calif... ojo!l'lolo!6-1%1;•:0Sp.m. !!llol:loia~"!l 17·!) II C1J!VI!. I.AliD (ICaot $.7). 7:3! p.m. · T - (Jinllt44) 11 Oa1tillttd (Stew., 1:1-1., 10:05 p.a. *-CW-1:1-14)111-17), 10:0$,.... N .. 4, l!odiol ol-0 ...................................... 161 5. a-. a., 4-0...............................:41 6.l'iqttl (1) ol-0 ...........................:.•14! 1. Citt. St. xm...o.......:.................. l37 t.l ....... .M 9. 3-1.. . .....................51 10. T.., ol-0 .........................................56 w--, o- o-.roa~ lilloo-.,, cw~c~oa.. s-1) 11Bootm co.-7-10). 7:1!,.... Bal ' • (-.;. 17·5) II a.EVE· I.AliD (Calli !-7). 7:1! p.m. . ""'v.a . Cloy ~2l{Jl.,!""'· t.. 0.3) II Calilamia (I v 1:1-i'pO:I! p.m. (N1nno 17· 11) at Oak· Mil••*• laaol ~ 15-l0).10:1!.p.m. -~ Oli.c:aao (HOD&h 7-11) 'It Seanl• (l'lootltto 16-10). 11l'35 p.m. Major league leaders .... u ... ...;.oo~ ... · II. Yma-. Bamtmen49. 11 Mu11 Plcltorin.... (2) 39.' 14. M•aah.alcl Madi1oa JL 15. Cin. WllJo %1. 16 (tlo) -C.... Mcntley, Cia. M..U..~ Yo\mptowa Auatiatown !:i"jt 16. 19. 14. 20. Maotoflald Frldlly'• p:illl DcaQI: (On"k*PWI f4-12) II Toronto ~ »6). 7:1! ...... Mton ......a (Jmlley 15-9) ,11 KlnUI ~ Satiod;l. 21. Cia."""'"""' 12. . lori!Jblinl ....... _ .. So!I< BALTINORII ORIOLBS - Apa4 nro-,...pi.I.Ja' ... 'np"• caatllet whh the Altiaoy, Oa. 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STRlJCI!OUl'S - I l l - Soaal' 233; Perez, New Yor:k, 211; Cleena, 8'01\011., 201; Joac Ooaun, T01.11, 179; MoDowoU, Chic110, 170; _1.~ Brow•, Teau. 161; Nau. a..EVPJ.AND.t62. SAYES-:- "Bcltonley, Ookllnd, 51; Apiltn.. MiaMICKa. 40; ~ CitJ; :!J; 0 ' - Do~ 3!; T""""Po 33; loll R~. Ook· bad, 30; Olio, a.EVE~. :19; ''"· NewYoot.29. " . Gll Cio. Loot1aod, Danville 26. 15 (tie) - y....,,., T -.........--..93 66 .!1! MD-....... - ...90 . M .570 .....~~. Odlln ........ lJ .. - · HOME RUNS - Juan Ooualez, TOUJ, 41; MoGwu..,Oai:Wtd. 41; Fioldcr, Drtrcil. 35; BallG,: a.BVELAND, 34; Cuter, Toaoato, 33; D.or, D.uoit, 31; 1..\M), 63; 'IJitach, Milwaube. 54; An·, daloe, Baltimora, Sl; PW«<ia. C.li!oraia, 51; R. Alomlr, T - . " ' R. Hctt- ~~GUE ~­ Dlvlllon V ~.9;~.~.1;R.. . 1.11=•• v• ., 16.11. Wloool-. anbtlraU • .J9. em. WyomlnJil. Onooll 0na<1 von., 12. TlUPLI!S - L I..,_, Otloaao. 12; -.,Biltimooo,11 ; - B i l- 11-lJ) al OUclp S:210p.m ' 1S:i3 .... - 4-6) .. -2,_!>10,.... "· 1!-l:ll, 19. 11. Jc!- Aklmar, TOIGilto, I; Silm:, o.tland, 1; Whito, Toronto, 7; Ca:n.or, Tonmto, 7; Ra;a., Cbioqo, 7; M<ilitGr, Milwaukee, I! (IMo) - , . _ SL v--1<. lilaey, a....,..;u. faoiot, Kaowll City' 36; Plldtoil, Minno>ota.36 -::.t'"'· ~'•l•meo laa.n:own a-mew 33. 13 (tie) - C..,, N. lima S....... 26. · .-,Thomal, Taolabt'• pmeo ' . n Ollion ........... u ... ...,. ...... 11. Spri.aafield I{"ortJaeattetD :JS. 12. HITS - Puckeu, MiAa.aota, 201: I••J.. CLEVELAND, 195;' Molltor, Nil..- 192; Matt, Ml_ .... 113; . MaulaalJ, N•• Yort. -1&3; Tbom1a, Otica... 112; E. MartinO<. Soallll, 111. DOUBLES - E. Ma.W., S..t~c. Qtk:aao,44; ~y, Ncw YcD. 40; Yount, Milw•ube. 40; Griffey, CllldHIIATIJ,l.Ga-•1 . T..,._, Boll, Olicap, 112; lloJlO, CLEVELAND, , 109; ~ Min'*Oif , 106; Winfield, *' . . ..,..4'1 .? .Stall nilloCad!..3-.1 ..."'"'"'"'''''';.68 10. 0...W0 ol-0 .. , .................41 · T - 117; no.....~ 112; 0. Wtcb:JidiJtiiCOIU . Qdcqo 6. Pia&' 0 , '· Co'=bw Aolda)' (-4)..0 ...........162 o. c.l!l- (IY4'1 ...-.131 7. C.... c-1 Cadi. ol-0 .................109 .312; GoilfOJ, .310. RUNS - PhWipa, Detroit, Ill; Thom11, C.laicaao, 101: 1.. Alomar, TCIIUI&O, JP3; ~ Mi ot', 101: ....... a.u:-. 101; E. ~Soot· do_ tOO; 'cc*wb MiaaRG'l, 99. RBI- Picl._, Dltrait, lle; Cuter, S.5 10 ,41)4 II .443 ""'*'·--.. . ·~-tltlo I 25 '' NoU.aiLeap IlL- "'-'-1 that Bobs....... Odoaao C\lbl pkeh•, withdrew hia 1pPoatolhlo ~ii;'SAN DIBOO PAD BatettUd ... .......,. _ _ _- Spot..of dac Norlh....c.IAp for two ,_.., Jvt.-lhat dloy ioillOG- tho t:att· ol.WJ ~..'!'~ Coloy, Bdan ana,. end Dave B , KGUtl:; Jcm Motlado aao1 r..,. Toatlia.-. Lu V... olthoPocillcc-..._Damy Oucia, eoaclr,' Wichita of di• Tn11 . Ltaau.. Br)'ID Little, mauaae:r. Hiah Detert of the Califomil Loap.; Jack Llmlbc, oo.da, Chulatm ol lhe .South AtWnic ~ Fred..Cunbril, coach, S....... oftbollooh-Loape. ..,...-......... BlllketbaU NIUoaallull;edaall AlladatiGII DENVER NUGGETS - Siaacd . HOUSTON ROCKETS - Siaood Mat Bullard, f........L NEW JERSBY NETS- AMowtood lb., irillOG atlld> Doooil't $9.4 milli001 otra tor..., Mllll. 1orwut1. SEATTLE SUPI!RSONICS - E•· teadGd &he coatnC\ of Donick McKey, ~- tlua!Pttllo19%-9'1 ...... 1 , Footbd llodauiPaolllolliAque . . By JOE KAY . .fielder Billy "shley misplayed . . CINCINNATI (AP) - Pedro · Greene' s weak fly ball into an RBI Mr!rtinez's fust majcr~league ·start double. \yas .everything he wished for _. "He didn' t fall of it, but he -~ · h'1lll1D · · the ng · t spot," u.-:.. " a wm. ....., w ...z • 'nez, tbo yomtserbrother or said. Los Anseles Dodgers s~arter , · While Martinez celebraJed his -Ramon Martinez. pitched six. inlpreasive big-leaglie Start, Belchsirens im:inss Wednesday nisht or (lS-14) had mixed feelings against Ciocinnati.!llt 119: tbo loa.. about his 11110111 ~ fr.ilish. The Reds got a slriilll"ftait oUt of The rlght-liandei' won his fourth Tim Belcher and went 01110 I 3·1 straisht slarliO match his career victory. · . . · · high in wins and finally move • Martinez(O-l)gaveuptwbru:is above .SOO. He allowed one run and four hits while striking out and fi:vo Singles over seven inninss. seven. Both runs came on soft hits suildng out seven, and Rob Dibble . to right field by Willie G~. pitched a perfect ninth for .his 2511\ . • "This is a dream," Martinez save. . · said. "I've always . to stan a . Belcher, who came from Los· game. with iny bro playing on .Anseles in tbo off-season trade for the S8llle team. For ,this was a Eric Davis, wishes he could have dream come true tonig t' • . · Martinez, 21, m e his major· league debut last eek with two sh:itout inninp a~st the Reds. . They had trouble with him ag~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- KiWednesday. Martinez retired the Jana Carter's flirtation with last 10 !lauers he faced following ·Greene's two-out, RBI single in the , anonymity is almost over. .. After spendins months in the third. . That was the ooly run that could spotlight while he decided on a colbe·blamed on Martinez. Another lqe, ~ is now at Pcllfto State. Dodsir defensive lapse let in the After spendiilg a year. as a redshirt other in the fil1t innins, when riabt freshman with the Nittaily Lions. - - r.v-...-.C~~oaoJ(2)U .- ....... , c:ome:rbaa.··WlivM l.oHd PcryaliD, 1.- . . .... - 6.1.aainilio (2) 4-0...._ ..................... 164 7. AUoti- (!) 3-1 ,_, ................14! . I. SjM t villol-1 ............ ......... . _ ... 123 9. CH Mlaml T- 4-0 ............ J! 10. llaJlond - , _ H ,_,,;,;.-.........32 w• n: Ollion ...... u ........ ...... n. 30. ~ 2t. IJ (tia) . - Lodi Clowdolf, N....... 11. 1!. SL Mlryt Ua 'a1 17. 16(tic) - Cia.. Winton Wood1, Cot. .HI Brookhaven, 14. w-. BULLETIN BOARD DEAPLINE . 4:30 P. M. 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He has scored lhrcc bel!an to think they might be touchdowns and has one ·kickoff right," Carter said: retumfor21 yaW&. In December 1990, Carter Carter became one of the underwent surgery on his left knee nation's most sought-aftei recruits and missed the basketball and track by rushing for 1,762 yards and 23 seasons in rehabilitation. . .TDs his junior year at Westerville . "Basica~~ . it was an a~~a­ S.outh Hish School ,in suburban uon of an IRJUry I had my Jumor Columbus. AI~ a hand illjury year in track," he said. "I had limited him to f1ve games as a arthroscopic surgery done before senior, Carter gained 985 yards and my senior seas'on, rin.d it never scored 11 TDs, bothered me in football. They just Fo.r Carter, J!laying in a major wanJed 10 go back in and realtBCh bowl game w1ll never be more . somethinj!, more as a precaution so n~rackins Jhan those fmal days noihing might flare up later." leadios up to his college selection. Penn State coach Joe Paterno · "I dioughl the wliole recruiting opied to redshirt Carter. thing - !~'~~tins all the famous "i went into fall practices coaches, YlSIUDg tbo campuses,·get- hea!Jhy and fully expectinsto play, ling tbo publidty - would.~ fun, . and I WBS kind of sUrprised I never but it got old really, really qwck," got in the first twO games," Carter Carter said. "'t was the hardest said, "After "'we won . .the b" second ( l "' thin~ I ever had.IO do in my whole game agl,linst....illC1lM!Bb tg 8 """ · life. • · · . · niy mom. called, wonderins what Early on; Carter indica Jed he was going At the time, Carter also was wai leaning .toward Penn State. 11 iqilil.. . ~. January I. 1992; therefore. . . ' fiiOilNJX............ I:AaDINALI - 1-s..u. · SAN D1J!GO CIIAII!IEll S - Slped .. If you purc!uised one of the above ha irnr yers. distri buted by CLAIROL APPLIAN CES after J anuar y I. 1992, please di scontinue usi ng it. 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SLII r:: ~II FALL PANSIES"'Piont Now for Beautiful Spring Bedi" MINNESOTA VIKINGS - Pllcod Rolla\ Haria, dclenlivc eM, on ~ Wlived Sldp Mea 1 1iw CDCL Adivat.ed 1riiiP W~c, lifo. ty, aaolllO)' ....... end,.olf ... Scholl declined_ to discuss the "' meeting. ' •: "I'Ye read enough," she said. ·~ .The meeting Wednesday fiiled . ' to resolve one question: Schott ~ didn ' t gfve any hints about the :; front office's makeup. The con-. , tracts of general manager Bob ' Q11inn and manager Lou Piniella expire after the season. and Schott has said she won't lalk about their They-said sl:e prolllised 10 keep .talk about it 100 much," Rijo $aid. lhe heart of the roster intact next Larkin said Schott seemed year. -., pleased that the players spoke up. · " lf she means what she says, " She said this was on~ of.the 1 ;; we're in great shape,"Rijo said. better meetings she's had m e1ght !•. " Basically, we'll have lhe same years," Larkin said. "As a"' ..• Iter' .!, .,.,. • lhing we've got here oow." opfla[yac e.!: shen . Jh'segteamoing.•'? lalk to other ··~ •• 0 . .· POTS • 15 VARIETIES . sJ•-..,!2.49JOT slD 00 NOW • 'IY 0.1 0 lOR~ ·. • JID*~--.cminjurld~ " If tirlnas go the W&y she said, we're going 10 have a very sood J team next year," Larkin said. , <; • 6112n GRIIBN BAY PACDU - Pia...! Larkin said. " She sai she didn' t mind spend· ins $37 million, if tbo money goes 10 the ri!l"t places." · · Larkin and Rijo have both said they don't want lo' play for a team ~·s stocked wit!' young, inex~ nenced players m order to save money. Both believe lhe Reds need to lleep their current mix to ~ competitive. . In an unusual move, the two playas went down the c:unent roster with SchOU during the meeting Wednesday and emphasized each l ·FALL.GARDEN MUMS. fulJhM&. _.JUckyNdW, WW.~. mo~y· s/oins IQ," .· $88.1100OWMr nnu.:hg af ,"' ta at pura.. omounl may to<~ portiO!t 10 bUy ¥elY ~ homo on 3% In - . 4 DR, 3 - . 2 - oonlld 1. BR ... Pn>potty.- . night Wl!S a !Ough thing. .Personal· ly, I feel yreuy $ood about my linish: But certamly would like to have that game 1·n Atlanta · ba'ck,· That was a huge game in a big series .. ll · · · i . Come On Over·-To Bob's... SipclToatNmllo,-...S. J:AIIIAS CITY Cllli!FS - Sipod . Joe. Pbiltipa. .... uckle. ~ twa me-year c:Gitnctl. PliOIId Dunu Mic:kell, dcfca- q ~ . ·~:~:=cetokeepingthe lot of in-between ones," he said. "But the· bad ones were really, really bad. It's been an iriconsistent year for me, bul I'm pleased wilh tbo way I've fmished. • Belcher .Uowed just silt runs fu his last four starts, one less Jhan he There was one other di~intallowed in liis last loss. Belcher ing developmenl Wednesday for was rocked for seve)i runs in :1,13 of lhe Reds. Rookie infieldet Jeff an innins in Atlanta on Sept. 9, !'-~on suffered ligament daniage when tbo Braves wo11 12-7 to crush · m h1s left knee while turning a douCincinnati's hopes ofwiniling Jhe bleplayinthe eighihinning. NL West Atlanta clinched the divi· Eric Young slid hard into Blllll· · sion on Tuesday night !SOn. who was playing second base, That Sept: 9 loss has sblck wiih llranson walked off ttie field by Belcher lhrougbout his four-game himself, but a preliminary medical winning streak. . exam detected the injury . He··n · "This is a.,little biuersweet," he have .further tests today to fmd out said. " Fallinf'OuHif the race last the severity. ::: The Southern TcxnadoeS scored A see-saw bauie develotJ~~d, as their third straighJ win by defeadng matiy quality volleys highlighted visiting Federal Hocking 16-14 and the play. ~gan Wolfe stepped up 15-4 in two $CIS Wednesday ni~ to. add two more for Southern; An~ swi· er led SoUthern with alloviing her club 10 take a 13-12 10 potnts, ~cy Mathews had advantage, but Amanda Gaspers .seven, Megan .Wolfe seven PQiids· 'ave the Lancers the lesd 14· 13, and 10 _.ills, 1odi Caldwell four, J~ one a~y from game poinL and Christie Maidens three. Interrupted by two Federal . FederBI Hoelting (3-11) was led Hocking time outs, Jodi ~dwell by Mary Grimm's six and Svea showed much PQise in delivering Midldff's six. . lhe last tbrcc PQiRIS 10 secure the · Fcderll Hocking went ahead in TIKIIIIdo win 16-14. .. .the fu:st same 8-1 before ~ , SoUthern led throughout the secMatbowslldded ~. points tb ond conies! and went on to win l.S. SoUthern IQ 8-6. ' . ' . . 4. • AnJie Swiger then demlinltrat· 1be Southern reserves loSt 10ed her finese by placins five 15; lS-8, and 9-lS. SUS was led by straight serves across the. net for Amy Weaver with nine. Holly scores to sive Southern an 11-8 . Rader bad 11 fer Federal. lead - its fil1t of the ma!Cb. But Southern, 4-8 overall, will play Midkiff's four points. put the -at River Valley Tuesday. I,ancers ahead 12-11. ' ' ,. · been more COIISistent ' 'I had a few good pme8 and a '$outhern beats Federal Hocking -:yolleyballers in two-game match • ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Auortment of • .,. ' YARD SALE Saturday, Oct. 3, 9:00-5:00 1-41 Mulbeny Ave • Pomeroy, Ohio a VIJICI, Johluoo., wide recei.ver, from in· junotl-_,.., b-ti..... Fnak Rotoa- del-.. ~';'Y"on mi.Nl's - Car~er's DEE&DALLAS Will Entertain At the Mas9n Family Restaurant Saturday Evening from 7 to 11 PM. Come enjoy youraeK and have a nice dinner fiom our apeclills. ' Activated aivoeM.•iftiund n..v.. Gennantown Valley View is averaging 55.7 ~ints and allowing six a game dlinng a 4-0 start; Ironfl?n won 29-6 over DuPont, ~est Vtrginia's top-ra~ed . te~m 1~ Cl~ss AAA; Fost~na ran 11s wmnmg streak to 18 ·m a row, but had to sq . to overtime to hold off Oregon Clay 34-28. · ·. Finally, keep an eye 011 the poll . , next week. In Division '1, No. 2 , Cincinnati Princeton plays No. l Middletown, while No. 3 Akron . Hoban meets No.6 Youngstown • Ursuline in Division lii and No. 2 M.i~s~r plays No. 3 St. Henry in D1v:s1on V. · · · Bl.LLETI:\ B<>.\RD l'rudt, qo-bod<. Adlfttod Krlbt Mod!, rwnl,. rr- 11\Jured ,.. DENVER BRONCOS ' - _from_P_~~~__ es>_ , ~--~ _<co_ .ntiniled_ · outscored' 163·-0; Washington · Court Hoitse Miami Trace, lisJed as unbeaten in ihi8 week's state poll, actilally is 3-1 after·forfeitins for using an ineligible Jll!lyer. Ashville Teays Valley epded a 19-game Josina streak by defeating state-ranked Canal Wiochesler 2113; Cineinnati Moeller ~lied MassiUon 24-14,1hrowing just one. pass on drives of 74, 7S and 77 yards that led to 17 points; Akron Coventry snapped a 15-game losins streak wiih a 14-7 victorY over Navarre Fairless; Divisi()n' Ill Younl!stown fdooney .~.at liP on Divis1dn I Canton McKmley for the fourth straight time, 35-13.; s- ............ bock, ond Jotr 4.8...., w... Bnncb(ll4-0 ............ lll9 Col.....,. CLOSING IN ·.:... KauM Clty;s ~rge Brett watches his z,97th career hit dear lhe illlleld in the fll'St inning or Wednesday night's game aplut tile holt Callforala Angels, whkh the Royals woo 4-0. · Brett ant three more hits to become the 18tb major leaguer to col- ' lect 3,000 career bUs. (AP) ' CUI~ . .OWNS- Wlhod ~ T•• (21) ol-0 ......... ....................313 2. Selm (3) u ....c.................. - .......2t51 3-P-••(J)U It Dlvlalonll The ~layers said Schou denied that she s planning 10 cut the payroll. If she keeps the learn intact the payroll would J'ump to weli ov~ $40 million because of arbitrallon and competition' for the team's free 111ents, including starter Greg SwindeU. · "She said she's not concerned a~t tbo spending of the money, . she s concerned abou t who th e Larkin and Rijo decided to iet ·Schott know about their unhappiness. Both players wen: smiling when they retQmed from tbo meetins, shortly before a 3-1 victory · over Los Anaelca. . '"Ifeel more comfOrtabJe oow," Larkin said. "I was goinsto go up lhere IIIII state my point, whelher · she wanted 10 hear it or not: We said , 'We're here because we're concerned about the direction of tbo team,"' :. Prep footbaltnotes .. . Tom Hoyins- brother 'oft~: mer Mr. Foctball and currein Ohio State backul> qoanerback Bob HOying- hit 9 of lS passes for 183 yards and two !IJUChdowns in a 280 St Henry vtctory over Marion Local; Iroo10n St Joseph.' s Chuck Jones completed 12. of 20 ptisses for a school-record 234 yards and , four IOuchdowtls in a 44·28 Joss to Fairview (Ky.); Leetonia's Mick Hall scored three IOuchdowns and passed for anolher in a 33-0 win over Salineville Southern; Areadia's Chase Beamer carried nine 'times fer 168 yards, completed 3 of 6 passes for36 yards and accounted for five touchdowns in a 4l-14 vic10rx over unbeaten' Liberty-:flenton. BIG BACKS: Caldwell is off 10 a 4-0 start, thanks to Josh Perkins. Perkins has carried 64 times for 745 yards (11.6 per carry) and has scored nine touchdowns. He has returned nine punts for 244 yards (27.1-yard averase), not counting the three Ions touchdoWn returns that he has had called back. Oh, for good measure, he's caught nine passes for 154 yards (17.1 yards a catch). McConnellsville Morgan's Trevor Cain was one of the 'heroes .of a wild sa'me with Thornville Sheridan. Cain rushed for 164 yards on 13 CB!Ties, inclu(ling two · touchdowns and also returned a fumble for anoiher score. But Morgan still lost 36-33 when Sheridan's Trent 'Ibomi!S kicked 20yard field ¥081 - the rust of ·his careec - wtth lhrcc scronds left. TliAMWORK: Zanesville Rosecrans has only two winning seaaons out of its last 21 years, but is off to a 3' 1 start afier beating Beverly Fort Frye 25-6 for the fU'St tim.e since 1971; Mentor Lake Catholic ran just nine plays in Jhe · fust half but led 47-0 in a 68-0 rout or Bedford Chane!;. Burton Berk· shire has.outscored .its opponents has outscored itS 113- . The Dally Sentlnei-,.Pa~? - C ..: incinnati records 3-1 win·over Los Angeles me lltita . ' · TWLPd.GB 1-Plzt p ...........9$ 64 .597 9 ...............16 T.l . •541 SL Laoio ................11 7f .509 14 Clllouo.~........... :._76 13 .471 19 . Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio , :. S l•t) l'C llt)~l t•(J ' •·' Thursday, October.1j 1992 -·~chott promises Larkin, Rijo will stay with intact Reds- in 1993 ,. Brett'·gets 3,000th .hit in Royals-Angels game . '· . i •• ., .. t • �.' •• ~ .. By Tbe· Bend · . ' Thuraday,October1,1992 . ' :The Daily.·s entinel •. Thursday, oCtober 1, 1992 . " . . •. Pe-8 ag ·. .Dentures.gave .arude a""*ening ---People inthe news--·to an unsusp~cting· girlfriend 1 Asked hls .birthday. wiSh, Autry, GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) '"Ibis i.s what I call ~pet rock Actor Kirk Douglas jumped into 'theorr, of broadcasting," Leykis wearing bi.s trademark white tiat the family values debate· by taking said. 'All around the country you and leaning iin a cane, said: "My kes atl>an Quayle and Murphy see people like Pelle Rose ... Roger wish is tl\at everybody's dream rear in trying to deal :with their Dear Ann Landers: I have been · r-----Ml!! · rown during a promotional HCdR~ecc:ecock, the former mayor of would come ·ttue:' · • . children. a fan of your column ever siilcc I a...,._,..,.,. ror his new book. San ·ego, Michael Reagan. the Autry slal'ied in film, radio and . ...---· ." . television and owns the California learned to read. I never thought J'd , 'nlrough F.A.. lbave learned that "First, Dan Quayle 11418Cks M11r· scin of former President~ <.en · · although I .cannot change my phy Brown u if a televisioo char· Gates, 65, who retimd in unc in Ang~ls base""" teim. end up writing to you. oot tike so • many others, here I iun. child's ~vlor. I can change my acter were a ~ """""'· Then, of a storm of aiticism over bi.s leader· l ,....._.. attacked ship during the Los ~eles. ·riots, Y I · \ I met a wonderful fellow last year own, and that change Clil bring course, Murphy .Brown ' serenity; Fllllllliea .\nonymous is Dan Quayle as if he were a real wu a guest b~ on ~ six months later moved in with for three trOOperS tO reward liim. He is 39, by the way, so what • based 00 the 12-llep Jliogi•l .cleo person," Douglas said during an days in early August. · appearance Tuesday at ll movie ·"I've been in public life for 43 tOUriStS Wlf syrup . happened came as a complele shock veloped by Ak:oholics Anmymous. ye8rs, and I'm really enjoyiJig this tome. It costs DOihioa to atlelld I ~. thea ri:;gl!ls i.s on a ·tcl.city tour to . :~ity J0 speak out." Gates MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) It was very early in the morning him to think I would love him less and it provides a . safe, ndn· '. Out-of-state motorists who seek and we were both sound asleep. All or that I would make fun of him. It judgmental place for ~ who promote his third book, "The Leyki.s, 35, said he learned of help l'rom the state police this fall of a sudden; l'fel~ this strange, unfa· · does make me wonder, however, IE 8le hurling. For infcinnation, p~ Gift," a novel aboui a Connecticut miliar object sticking me in the ribs. he can keep a secret 1ilcc this, how send a long. self-addressed. stamped ' heiress and her experiences with a · his r~placement about .30 minutes may be i.n for a sweet Slllplise. ' before be wu to go on the air. He Starting Friday, troopers will I wondered if I was lying on the many other secrets does he have? envelope IIi F1111ilies Anonymous, famousPortuguesebulllighter. Dougl.as, 75, told the 1SO people said KFI will pay his salary until hand up to 10!> half-pint jiJgs of remole <;olltml or perluqis a set of What should I do? ·'AT A.LOSS P.O. Box S28, Van Nliys, Cllif. at the o-ter he feels sorry fiX chll· April 1993 and bas·allowed him to · 1118fleout syrup a day to Safe drivers. keys. When I reached the object, I IN NEVADA 91408. ··JUDY IN OHIO dren who didn't grow up in a time seek employment elsewhere. . 'The idea is to pniliiOte tourism had to holcl my breath to keep from · DEAR NEY ADA: There is DEAR R,J!ADaRS: I urge Yil\1 ~hennCte let books not televi · ·KFI program director David an . d Vermont itself as a safe p'·-· streaming and waking him up. It nothing you should do or say. The to take Judy's idvice. When Sl'on · ..-:no•• the"' lives. Ha· II sa1'd th·u .~tau'on "wanted to to visit," said special operau'ons .,..., • was a top set of dentures. ' ~·~- ~ · take a different direction. We want· comnulnder Robert Vallie. fact !hat.ht; hasn't told you he has people who shire a common I managed tO stay calm although false teeth . is not a reflection on bi.s problem band together, they give ed to find the most stimulating An estimated 2 million people LOS ANGELES (AP)'- ForI have .never been so shocked in character, his integrity or ,anything one another strength, BQd wonderful mer police chief Daryl .F. Gates bas local person we could" find. visit the state in September and . my entire life. I placed the choppers else. This is an intensely personal things can bapJietf.'Good luck 10 all tali:en over as host of a J'!l(lio talk October to view the fall colors. LOS ANGELES (AP) - A TI'OOJlClS won't be pulling .peanear his hand so he could find · matter that:.has nothing 10 do with ofyo11. , show.· . hundred school children serenaded pie off the road just to give ihem them easily when he woke up. I !/len you. Do JOil /rave questioiiS abolll sex, · ','They aske!I me if I would · . singin' cowboy Gene Autry on bi.s · syrup, Vallie said. Instead, the jugs rolled over and tried to go back to In ortler to get a.betler perspec- bill no one to talk to? AM Ltwlers' come back and I said. yes," Gates 85th birthday. · will go to safe drivers spotted at said Tuesday. . . sleep but I CQuldn't get over the fact tive, .aslc yourself if yoll bad false booklet, "Su 111111 the Teen-Ager," The children sang "Happy . highway rest stOps and those who Gates fielded a flood of calls that he bad kept such a secret from teeth, would you tell him? is franlt. 111111 to the poinl. Send a Bfrthdsy'' to Autry at bi.s Western call for help with car ttouble. . from listene,s surprised and me. Dear Ann Landers:. This is in self-addressed, long, business-size Museu111 on Tuesday. A The syrup was donated by the Heritage Soon he woke up and I could hear response to "Stressed Out in S.C.." envelope and a checA: or money angered by the station's abrupt' huge cake featured a cowboy atop a Vermont Maple Promotion B<illtd. him feeling around for SOmething. · whose son refused 10 grow up and . order.for $3.65 (this incllldts decision to replace radio pezsonali· ~loping horse: ' Each jug bas a. tag with a wei· IJe then got up and weril to the accep1 responsibility. YoUt advice postage 111111 handling) to: Ttens, ty Tom Leykis. · "The kids have always supponcome message from Gov. Howard Leykis wu liS' astounded as his bathroom. was good but incomplete. After six c/o AM Landers, P.O. Box 11562, rans .• 'I'm totally shocked by ed me. I've always bad a great fol- D6an and the Vermont State Police It has been six months since I years of llealing with their son's (;hicogo, 11/. 60611-0562. (In this," be said Tuesday nighL ,lowing of kids," Auiry Said. moUo: Safety is our llusiness. discovered his teeth" and I am disruptive, anti-social bcllavior, it's Canoda, selld $4.45.) wondering how long he will remain time those parents did something f<X silenL·Should I have told him I found themselves. them? Now I feel as if I am the one Please tell your readers about who is keeping a secret. FamilieS Anonymous, an organizaI've tried several times to steer the tion for parents whose children conversalion to false Ieeth and make are chemically addicted (alcohol it easy for him, but it's not a subject as well as drugs) or suffering that comes naturally. I don~ want from emotional problems. At F.A., ' parents will find others who have felt anger, hopelessness. guilt and ~ Ann. Landers T.ermont state . h p · • • ' Syra.cuse resident · notes is hospiial(zed . News The fii'St transatlantic radio .tele· Dwight Logan, Syracuse, is a graphic transmission occurr~ .in patient at Riverside Methodis.t Hos- . ·1901, six years after MarCom dis· pita!. He has been confmed there covered radio. for the past week for treatment of a Mariner 9, which was launched bean condition. Logan was laken to by the .United Stales on May 3~. Riveiside after initial treatment at 1971, was the first cra,ft to orbit O'Bleness Hospital in Atheiis. Mars (Nov. 13, 1971). The . At Riverside he is undergoing · unmanned spacecraft sen'h!>ack leSts to determine appropriate med· over 7,0!JO photos. .. , . ication for his bean problem. Two!./'} Founded in 1970, Mothers·ID· years ago he had a quadruple Law Club International hu 5,000 bypass. · . . · members. Logan expects to be confined to The Savannah Rive~. which· the hospital for another week. begins at the junction of tlie Seneca Card$ may be ~nt to him there, and Tugaloo rivers in Anderson Rnom3024, Columbus. County, S.C .. and flows into the Atlantic Ocean, is 314 miles long. ~ ' - ' - ..:. I --··· ......... ::..:.. THURSDAY REEDSVILLE • Revival ,' lirough Sunday, Fellowship =-church of the Nazarene, across -·from Forked Run State Parle, 7 p.m. · nightly with Dr. J. Wilmer Lamben. Nursery available. Fellowship nightly. 2 ·DAYS ONLY! Banks loan money to the ~ple FRIDAY and SATURDAY - OPEN 9 AM·6 PM · . Cash (I Carey Safe _they ~ow. That may be presidents, princes, . 30%. • 60% .OFF a sheik or two. People with grand RACINE • American Legion Post 602, Racine, will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. projects in faraway places. Or if its Bank One, MIDDLEPORT .. The class, "Floral Art as a Design - Fresh Flowers," will be offered at the Middlepon Arts Council Thursday at 7 p.m. with Janet Bolin, insuuctor. Cost is $15 : AJI supplies furnished. Call 992-26'15 or 742-2095 to register. • RUlLAND ·Rutland Township Trustees meet Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Rutland Fire Station. it can stay a little closer to home. And ·be ready.when a house in the neighbochood . ROCK SPRINGS - The Salis· . .. . ' bury Township Trustees will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the town· ship building. · becomes one room too smalL At · . . . to do "Vvbatever it takes" to help you out the day you need us. Like today maybe. ".,.' ~~ ~s.l ·S9~~ . _.......... . .. SAVE • $25 ,. -.. .:;_ f-""-----'---'-"'-.--;-~""1 Home Equity tines • 50% off ' .. d()sing costs ,, 1-800-:677-4994 · BANKEONE·· ' ' Ne!W SIJfp~ent Arrlt1ild! Living Room .Sultes·I8Stock All at prices 10 lOw you won't be[ie~a f!:U eyes. . .\Vhatevir it takes. . ' ' MM<ONEiimENS. Nil. M'"""' I'DfC . . ' . . ~ !J J992 BANC ONE CORi>ORATJON S~bj<CI to.aedi; approvaL The ~PR ; . a ;ariable-rale credit lin~ oj'~2a;ooo ~Of AuguSI I, l. 9)J2 'was 8.00% APR. The APRmayln~~ase or . ~ dccreasr, np110 exceed 25% in OIJio. The ~nnwaf f~e is $50. Cfosi~g costs are Upjnoximau:ly $300: lfyqlir /i nds db;_wfl_l_!nutd·i~ !~s tha~ on-c.yea_r; $ 1 2~ tn d.QjW8 costs wHI be charged.Jim ·. Pltfll . .. . '·•-- • . v~lid wilh any o_~hcr offer. Offer applies to applica(lons. recc!Ydl _thro~gh NovtrnPtr 30, 199f: : .. ~ ~_.;- ' . '· .r . ' . ' ...__...,.... . .,....,_~ . - . ·. . . · r . ', ,.' : . ' Aftermarket accessories Jeeps are easy to customize and many companies make aftennarket goodies espjlCially for JeepS! cusiom tops, suspension components, body parts, yoti name it and some- · body probably makes it. A lengthy list of options is also available from the manufacturer. Buyers can choose from several different option packages including an off-road package, a heavy-duty alternator and battery group, a bana Trac-Lock rear differential · and other exterior trim packages and accessories. A hard top is also available. While both engine options provides plenty of power, I think Jeep should make the Wrangler available with Dodge's Magnum V-8 and slightly larger P235/75RIS tires. . · ' • ~~ . . . . - • - . ~-,-~ :· . • ' ,->--·'- L .• 199J Reunion held Class plansfor53rd banquet The annual reunion for descendants of Jack and Lora.(Beegle) Wood was held recently in memory of Kitty (Wood) Mosinski. The event was held at the home of Ivan and Evelyn Wood, Chester. ~:!~ tisted Better rates~ Better ternls. Better deal! l!isL LADIES' JACKETS ·and , . , . . ~e:::=:!~~·toan?. · d d 20 Ol·· steer you to some great rales. · ( · C · AR OATS••••••••••••••Re uce 10. Credit unions are member-owned, . LADIES_,---,--,- -- .:----~"""'. ,·._,.--.-_... ....".. .,. . - - l·t~-f~~ft~ti~:.~s:~o:we~c;an:gg~enerally .~ , · · 300L offer you better rates on all LONG COATS............. Reduced . 10 typesofioans,inciudiox·neJJI and used -loans. M18aey, P«lte, · · DR ESSES••~~.~~.~.~~:!'!~~. Reduced •' 30% LADIES' 2 PC. DRESSES & SUITS ........~..............Reduced 20% .. .I ' LADIES'. FALL ~ WINTER, .. . 0 .JANTZEN......~:...........Reduced 20 ~ 7.25% ooj_ . 8 5 Used .• ·7 0 API New API Our prevedloancinhelp you drive a · r bargain. And ' our I w will save you money down tbe ro81,!. For a better deal, call or slOp mtoday. . Member o/Tiul 0/li.; Credit . Union League .. · . OFFICE HOURS: . , N Mon.-Thure.; 8-7 Fr!dllya R CLOTHIERS. A1 ,,, MIDDlE PoRI ·.. . . ' ' .. r I. I L ~~ N ~ ' , ' I I . Haley items put ··on auction block r ... DAR to meet of . TuPPERS PLA'-INS -' Dance, ' . Friday, 8·11.:30 p.m., sponsored by SALEM CEN'fER • St~r· · Tuppers Plains .VFW. Post and Grange and Star Junl9f Grange will . Auxiliary: Music b¥ Smokey , meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the · Mountaih Drifters. Public invited grange ball. Fourth degree obliga· tion will be given on candidates · ·· · Weelcenq present Potluck supper follows. ,. spending time driving oiY the beaten. path. The test vehlde was supplied by Norrls-Nortbup Dodge Joe. which recently added the Jeep li.ne to its dea~rsbip, (Tribune photo by Jim Freeman) AT HOME ; Tile Jeep Wrangler, like its ancestors, is equally at home OD-road or otT. The Wranglh would make aa ideal vehicle for the'· hunter or outdoor enthusiast who plans on,.. The Homebuilders Class of the Childs, Maybelle lhle, BUd Wilson, Middlepon Church of Chris! met Ken McElhinny, Hartwell Curd The genuine article recently at the church for its and Harold Rice. . . I have always liked tJ!e Jeep September meeting with Dorothy · Devotions were given by Mary concept of the li!lht, rugged fourRoach presiding; Martin using Proverbs 3:5 and" wheel-drive veh1cle and the new The meeting was opened with what this verse meant to her and Wrangler is no exception. With a prayer by JOe Bishop. The secre· her family over the years. bast; price of $10.~25, the JeeP. is Followin~ hptch, the afternoon tary •s report wu given by Farie The closing prayer was given by also the lowest-pnce convertible • was spent visiting, tossing horse- Cole an<! the treasurer's report by Bud Wilson. made in .the good ol' United Stales sh04s, laking a hayride to the old Kathryn Evans, Refreshments were served by · · The class made plans fot its tl)e ·offiCerS to Glenn and Kathryn homeplace, taking pictllfllS, showof Amenca. ~or that ~rice, you get a dura~le ing pictures and reminiscing. 53rd annual banquet to be held at Evans, Dorothy Roach, Roseanna veh1cle prov.iding excellent lr8CUon · · · the church in October with )he Fel- Man,ley, Bud and Hazel Wilson, Traveling the farthest were Vic- lowship Class preparing and sen:· Mary and Osby Martirr, Marilyn for winter driving, top-down action for summer and very little else. tor and Mary Wood, Pon Charlotte, ing the meal. Committees were and Joe Bishop, Dorothy and Gege Hunters and outdoor enthusiasts Fla. Others. present were Charles . appointed with Dorothy Roach McDaniel, Dorothy Baker, Elsie will be sure to appreciate the Jeep's Jr., Beth, Charles III, and Shawna planning the program . Thelma· . King, Loretta Tiemeyer, Lester rugged construction and go-any- Wood Northwood Boyer, Flo Grueser and Hazel Wil- Bowers and Raymond and Farie where attitu<le. • ' · son will be in charge of th.e reser· Cole. If you want l!il drive a sport-uti!· Howard, Jackie, Michelle, · vations. Kathryn Evans, Clarice ity vehicle, vajue crealure comforts David and Cindy Brown, Amanda Erwin and Kathy lhle will do the and have no intention of venturing lhacht, all of Toledo: Jeff and' 0 in need of prayer off pavement, any make or model Dawn Brown, Worthington: will suffice as long as you splash Valerie Brown, Dan and Kelly were Frank Ihle, teacher of the The October meeting of the some mud o~ it once in a while to Brown, Columbus. clilss, Ted and Mildred Riley ,'Kari Return )onaihan Meigs Chapter, maintain that "rugged indiyidualJackson, Tom Roach, Geneva Tut· Daughters of the American Revolu· Dean Wood and Charles Kul- tie, Clyda Allensworth, Lawrence tibn, will-be grave marking cereist"look. On the other. hand, those who man, Metamora, Mich.: Rodney. Stewan. Osby Martin, Odell Smith, monies of four patriots ·and one want to driv'e where other sport Keith, Paula, Chelsey and Jordan Bilii\Dd Flo Grueser, Billy Ray daughter. utility vehicles are unable to tread Wood, Gary, Bonnie~ Jason and · Ward. Ruth Anderson, Martha Members will assemble at 10 should opt' for the genuine article, Andrea Warner, Jeff, Lora and a.m. on Oct.' 10 at Grace Church Wolfe, all Chester. the Jeep • or in this case ihe Jeep Amanda parlcing lot. 'Wrangler. The firsi marking will be at Letan Falls Cemetery at the grave of Thomas Love, ancestor.of Grace · . Crow Eich and Bernice Barnitz Carpenter. At 1:30 p.m. at the KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Beech Grove Cemelery, the grave . Oprah Winfrey's lawyer and repre- of Florenc;e .Russell Smith, a clw·revival, Friday and Saturday, RUTLAND • Dance, Rutland relatives and friends invited. sentatives of Playboy were among ler member.of the chaplet, will be Carthage Community Church, American Legion Hall, Saturday, 8 150 people registered for today's marked. She was the mother of SYRACUSE' • Second annual Route 50, Coolville, with Rev . p.m. to midnight Music by White's auction or Alex Haley's papers and Eleanor Smith. At the Higley pancake brunch sponsored by diaries Buck. Rev. Billy c. Mur· Hill Band. Public invited. possessions. Meigs Association for Retarded Cemelery in Rutland, the graves of pby, pastor. invileS the public. · The author left about $1.5 mil· Brewster Higley. ancestor of MarHENDERSON, W.VA.• The Citizens, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . lion in ·debts when he died of a ;garet Belle Milhoan Weber, Lt. RACINE • Special meeting, Gallia Twirlers Westem Square at Carleton School in Syracuse.· bean attack in February at age 70. Joel· Higley, ancestor of Rae RusRACINE · Children at Risk, Racine Village Council, Friday, 7 .Dance Club will hold a dance Sat· The claims against his estate urday from 8-11' p.m. at the HenThe Battle for the Heiirts and forced the three-day auction, which sell Reynolds, at Miles Cemelery p:m., Star Mill Park, to pass approderson Community Cenler in HenMinds of Our Kids, will be present- will sell his 127·acre fann outside . 0'11' Route 124, and John Grant, priation measure and conduct comalicestdr· of Eleanor Smith and derson; W.Va. Tom Doe will be the ed Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Racine pactor business. Knoxville and the Pulitzer he won Lucille Smith, will be marked. caller. , , First B~1JtiSt Church. in 1977 for "Roots: The Saga of an The members will be guests of . SUNDAY SATURDAY POMEROY · Meigs County American family." Grace Eich for lunch. POMEROY · Revival, Pomeroy RA€1NE - Southern Junior Pioneer and Historical Society, " Church of Christ, Sunday through High School Boosters .will hold a annual meeting, Sunday, Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, 7 117th ·rummage and bake sale at the Meigs County Museum 10 sch&ot Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. nightly. Dean Scott, evange- Pomeroy. Dinner at I p.m . pre· list. Andrew Miles, minister, p..m. inviles the public. · cedes the meeting. POMEROY • Salisbury Fall · . . SOUTH BETHEL • South Festival, Saturday. Kitchen opens ANTIQUITY - Descendants of Bethel New Testamein Church , at 5 p,m., games at 6:30p.m. Over ,- the late H.A. Fred Hayman and homecoming, Sunday. Mea! at 100 prizes. There will be a mystery Garnet F. Polk Hayma~. reumon, noon. Afternoon service with spemaze, .general store, .s~eet .shop Sunday, at the ~~?me of C. E. Hay- cia! sin 'Ill . Rick Eberst, .Columand_cake w_a!k!._Admls_siO~ IS 25 man, Sr., Anuqmty, 10 a.m, Dmner bus ev~ Public inviled. ' ·-· --·g cents.llntertaiDment by Apnl Hud- at noon, afternoon ballgame. AIL , ·•· s.on's Ruffles arid FlourishesTwirling Group. Cnift tables a~ail­ able for $5 l,ly calling Coleen Whaley at 992-5142 or Janet Peavley at 992-21n7. POMEROY • Pomeroy Group of AA will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. • RACINB • Bike-a-ihon, Saturat Sacred Heart Catholic Church. day in Racine, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by Call 992-5763 for infonnation.' St. Jude's' Childrens' Research Hospital. Call Beverly Moore at ' TUPPERS. PLAINS • Tuppers 949-2542 for sponsor infonnation. . . Plains VFW Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. Dues. are to REEDSVILLE • Riv'erview be paid at this !Jieeting. School Fall Festival, Saturd.ay. at 5 . games at 7 p.m. FRIDAY . -- LON() BdTTOM • :Faith -f1ulr-;;,~;<;: O~spel Church i~ Long B.ou~m games, country store, door prizes, w1_ll have preach1~g and smgmg 1 fish pond, outsi~ games until dar!c. Fnday at 7 p.m. w1th Pastor Steve The poblic is invited ·Reed l!lld local singing talent Pub· · lie invited. Fellowship follows. RUTLAND • Gospel benefit . RIP.LEY.•· W. VA. •. Ll'berty sing for Gregory .Satterfield family at ·Rutland Cliurch of God, SaturMountailieets will perfonn Fridliy day, 6 p.m. Children of God, God's Little Lambs, Redeemer's Quartet, atSkateland in Ripley, W.Va. Partakers, Alice Chapman and Bar· POINT PLEASANT, W.VA.· bara Pratt will perform . Danny Liberty Mounaei&leers will perform · HOod is emct:e. Pastor John CoreeSaturday at the senior citizens cen- .ran inviles the'public. ·. ter·in Point Pleasant, W.Va. POMEROY ., Rock Springs MIDDLEPORT , Heath tJnited United Methodist Women will·hold · Methodist Churoh, fall rummage a b8ke sale Sjjturday al Big Wheel . sale, Friday, 9 a.m. 10'4 p.m. Spon• at 10 a.m; · · sored by Eleanor Circle. . ..· ·· Bank One,we always want to be in a position Sug. Rtl. $249.95 capable of mellini lead: I feel they were probably inspired after watching ~ afterbumers ignite on an F1S jet flgh&er. ·- . • For some strange reason, the Jeep Wrangler is equipped with locking doors • useless at best on a soft-top vehicle. To avoid having would-be thieves from cutting your soft-top, simply· leave the doors unlocked and make sure nothing worth, $tealing is left in the vehicle. Jeep even offers a removable stereo to guard against theft Community cal~ndar ~ ··· EVERYTHING .- . ' Note: This marks the 12th My brother !uid no such inbibi·. 1nstallmeut of "On the Road" · tions concerning his Jeep Wransince Introduced Ia the Gallipolis ~ler. He wasted little time remov- Dally Tribune last sum!ller as mg the carpet and floor drain plugs "On the Road Iii Galll.a County". and getting the little Wrangler real· "On the Road" serves to intro· ly muddy. When the time carne to ' duc,e readers to.new or· unique clean the Jeep, he simply got out · . '· models .wblch are available from tlie garden hose and bl.asted off the mud • inside and out. The Jeep ~ ' area dealers. .''On the Road" is featured by · didn't seem to.mind. · The Jeep spent hundreds of special atrangemeat this week·in . '' the Daily Sentlpel. hours. bouncing about the back· woods of Meigs County, running up hills and sloshing through By JIM FREEMAN creeks and muddy paths. Even with OVPNewsStaiY the . small, factory-supplied .This week's installment of "On .P205nSR15 Goodyear Wranglers, , , ,the Road" should perhaps more the Jeep Wrangler put in a good , a~curately be called "OFF the showing alongside the CJ-5s and Road" as we lake to the ·southeast· CJ-7s.except in inslances where em Obio bills in a 1993 Jeep Wran· ground clearance, mostly due to the · gler. , small tires, presented a problem. "" Mimy writers give the Jeep The 2.5 liter four-cylinder Wrangler a raw deal. Most Of these engine supplied enough power, magazines, "Car and Driver~· and especially in low-range, to blast " ' "Motor Trend" for example, seem through obstacles. Although a larg· to be overlr critical of any vellicle er engine would have .been nice, .... ·not made m Japan or Germany. the Jeep never .seemed to suffer ""'Others., like "Cons.umer Reports" from 3lack of power (an improved "' disapprove ofall spon utility vebi· version of the old 242-cubic-inch six cylinder is available as an 1 cles without training wheels.. · For example, several years ago option). " "one magazines (I don't remember which one) compared various spon On the Road " utility vehicles such as the Jeep People preferring smooth, quiet · ·Wrangler, Isuzu Amigo and G~o rides can stop reading now. The ·::'Tracker. . 1993 Jeep Wrangler features a · The writers admitted the Jeep rough ride and lots or wind noise. . · 'performed better off-road than its My passenger, fellow reporter . competition and even ·maneuvered· Kevin Pinson called it a "molorized · 'over obstacles that ''would stop a buckboard." I personally feel the (Geo) Tracker dead in its tracks," tide is more akin to riding on the ... -but they faulted the Jeep for its · back seat of a school bus, although .: harsh, un-carlike demca:nor • pre· the bus seems to lack . the wind - · ferring instead a more "sopliisttcat· noise caused by the turbulent buf· ed". less-rugged impon • instead or feting of a cloth top. . praising the Jeep, made right here The Wrangler atlenlpts to refme· :;:·m Ohio, for the things that l'nake it its raw nature with Velcroed-on "\-so Jeep· like. carpet and sporty looking bucket · · ~ The Wrangler is a little larger seats. ..,.and wider that the legendary CJ· · We noticed that the seats. :;;series Jeep it replaced. The Wran· although of the reclining nature and :..;~Ier also features more extensive featuring good lower back and •= roll-over protection, metal half lumbar support, were made of = poors, square headlig,hts and an durable stuff altin to dinosaur hide. - improved cloth top. The rear seat was made of the same :::; However, die-hard Jeep fans material • Jeep calls jt "tweed :::r"will fmd the Wrangler still bas a lot vin'}'l." ;=in common with the old CJs. The Wrangler isn't very aerody· • namic. It pushes through the air ,..,.. . Off the Road with abou~ the same grace as a loaf I w.asn 't able to test the 1993 · of bread with wheels attached. The ::'.Wrangler off-road ·'(strangely Jeep when equipped with the 2.5· - ·enough, the Norris·Nonhup Dodge liter engine gets 18 mpg/city and : : Inc. folks weren't too wild about 20 mpg,bighway. ::my ideas involvin!l their brand-new On the. plus side, the cloth top :_'Jeep and the GaiiiB County wilds). ' manages to prevent most. of the .=_However, the Jeep Wrangler model. outside· elements from getting as changed but little since my inside. lA addition, the designers =..o lder brother bought one in 1989. installed a Il'eater/defroster almost '= OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER! '• ~ ~eep· Wrangler c·ontinues , ~Jegendary Jeep tr~dJtion -.... • " '· ·. ' ' ' . 7 ' - �. • • page-10-The Dally ~ntlnel ·. • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thur,d~, October 1, 1992 Garth Brooks named :CMA .. Entertainer ofthe Year again . . By JOE EDWARDS. Associated Press Writer NASHVILJ,.E : Tenn. - Garth Brooks, whose introspective songs · . and rousing concerts have lifted country music to new., heights, was voted top entertainer by his peers for the second year in a row.' Brooks' 9 million-selling " Ropin' the Wind," which has been No. I on both. the pop and · •· country charts, won l!est album to give him two major honors at Wednesday's Country Music Association Awards. · · Brooks shared the spotlight with velvet tenor Vince Gill, who won two awards, including ·IOp male vocalist. M!ll'y-Chapin Carpenter was chosen top female singer. Billy Ray Cyrus won single of he was voted country's top male the year for the roUicking crossover .· singer by bis fellow mus•cians, sensation" Achy Breaky Hear(" vocalists and aonpri~. . "Awards .aren ' t what it's au · Carpenter, who won a ~y . about," Brooks, who sold boots · Award earlier this year, said she before his music C!ll'eer 100~ off . hopes her co.. untty award ends three years ago, said backstage at questions about wbethei she's realthe Orand Ole Opry. · . ly country. . · "If you go into a town, and " I spend most of my yurdoing there ain't tickets left for your interviews explaining why I'm a show or records in any stores country artist, defending myself around there, then you're doing more thait an)'lhing else," she said.. your job." " This makes me feel like maybe r Otll ; co-host of the nationally don't have to." televls¢ show with 1~.eba McEn- . Geor~e Jones, ·who~!' hits tire, collected trophies for best mclude He Stopped Lovmg Her male -:ocalist and for writing .his hit Today," was named ID the c;ountry " Look at Us" with Max D. M~c Hall of FIJJIC in recognition Barnes. ~. . ·o.f his 40-year career. It waS the second sli'aight year "The onlf thing I can say is that country musiC has been awful good . llJ me .~ghou.t a whole bunch of :. years, Jones satd. .· The ~ new honky-lonlt duet Brooks &: Dunn won duo of the year, breaking a f(\111'-year hold on the award by the mother-daughter act the Judds, who are no longer · perfonning together. .Fiddler Mark O'Connor was named best musician, and Diamond Rio was chosen best~· · Alan J~ckson's 'Midnight in Montgomery" was voted the No. 1 music vidoo. Travis Tritt and Marty . SIWlrt won vocal event of the year for their freewheeling "No Ha~" . concert tour., and Suzy Bogguss was given the Horizon Award for most promise. Frances PresiOn; a music publishing executive, also was .named .· to the Hall of Fame. ' . GUN SHOOt _UCIIIE GUll CLUB SUNDAYS ' 1:00 P.M. ' _ PUBUC NOTicE · NOTICE le hereby glv'en . thllt on a.tJtray, October 3, tm, II 10:00 IIJII, , 1 public •aole will be hold ol 106 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, to Hll lor auh tho lollowtna ..,....,.., 1110 FORD ESCORT LX 2 ....,_ . SNt 1FAI'Pt11tLT10365CJ ·Cr- Pull! · tt85 UNCOI.H TOWN CAR 4 .... . SNit LNBPIIFOFY145515 lillcluonlc'o Spodll, . 1110 MERCURY COUGAR SNI1MEPIIIcMtLHI1MOO With AlTho Goadl... · Tho Forme,. Bank and Sovln;o Compony, Pom• roy, Ohio, rNifYte tho right to bid 11 lhlo l.olo, ond to wlthdrow the above collotorel prior to oole. Further, tho Forme.. 118nk and Bovlngo Com pony rHII'l/11 the rl;ht to reject any or oil bld8 oubmiUed. Further, . tho obove collo~,nll be oold In the condiUo It lo In with no exproooe or Implied wer..nU• given. For more ln(ormollon conlllct Scott ShMk,"ot 112· · 3203. . . (I)~; (10) 1, 2, 3tc during the Country Music .Assoi:iatlon awards shuw Wednesday night In Nashville, Tenn. (AP photo) • .. ·.. HALL OF PAMER· Coutry music legend Georae ,Jones, rJaht, .accepts his Country Music Hall or Fame award from Randy Travis, Iert, Women's health programsche.duled A prognun which will offer tips on •stress reduction, answer ques: lions about menopause, and give ways to reduce fats and chol~t,erol in the diet will be presented Thurs- · day at 10 am. to non at the Senior Citizens Center. "Balancing Mind , Body and. Spirit is the theme of the program which is ·sponsored by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. · Topics will include "Letting Go Without Feelin§ Guilty", "USDA Food Pyramid , "Menopause-A Life Change", ..Stress and Biofeedback", "Red'ucing Fat and Cholesterol" and" An Attitude Adjustment" , On the program will be extension agents C!:indy Oliveri, Meigs Cou,nty, Lan Hardy, Lawrence County, Becky Cull!enson. Gallli\. County, and Janet Hollingsworth, Athens County, and Deanna Tribe South District Home Economics~ Specialist and Jeaneue Ray, AthensNinton Counties ProgrBDI assistanL . Funding for the program is provided by an Oho Department of Health grant for Women's Health . .Month programming. Tbe program' is free and open ki'-. the public. R~gistration by Tuesday is requested at 992-6696_ · · .Public Notice STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGE'-!ENT AND '· ROPIN' THE WIND -'C11untry slulier Gartli Brooks is pictured accepting the Album of the Year Award for his album "Ropin' The Wind" during the Country Music Association Awards sbow Wed'n esday night in Nashville, Tenn. Brooks was also named Entertainer of the Year. (AP photo) ' ' UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (APr- Roman Catholic Cardinal Roger Mahony abandoned his pmjXlsal for a new TV and movie rat: mg·s code, asking Hollywood instead to promote "human val- FREE s.e store tor delaila . I I :Weber presents program .. ... 9.7r-.:I 821ff ...... Dorst birth announced ' . .Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Robin) . Dorst, Pomeroy, announce lhe binh o~ their frrst child, l!.obert l!.ussell , TJamo Dorst, on Aug. 21 at Holzer Medical Center. He weighed five pounds' aitd 14 ounces 1111d was 19 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Betty) McDaniel, Middleport. . · . . .Paternal grandpar,ents are Mr. · and Mrs. Arthur (Sybil) Barr, Mid- · dleport, and the late Edgar Dorst. ' Other children are "I:om Dorst Jr., Thurinan; aild peanna and Lisa Dorst, C::Oiumbus.: .· Gutters • Downspouts .Gutter Cleaning Painting •SAND oGR fiJ;L oOIRT •UMESTONE FREE ESnMATES We Aloo H11ll Cool, Hoy, . 949·2168 .. • RusHU Stover . and Whitman'• _cancly s TITISHEW"LDHSE Phormoc y ........................... ' o,. ·........... ' ... •• 49...... I'IIM S 99 sale price ~ .. 72~. ""I"' ~4"•~c ~n.r mtrs . .......... ...,..0.. ,....,.__ ~, •LIGHT HAULING. 4Wn Mowing, · Fertilizing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree ·Trimming & Removal •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992·2269 YW "''' rPle ·USED RAILROAD um•. rsr:.n ... .'P<)IEROY- Condor Slr•I - -An ol~r hom~ \Yith 2 lola. UN aa a r«~tol qr ta.ar house down and usa lola tor .a mobile horne oil8. . ONLY $4,500•. OPEN SEVEN DAYS .A ·wEEK-. Sloro houro: 8:30 o.m. to 8 p.m. Moncloy l~r~~ Frtdly, BISSELL & BURKE . CONSTRUCTION •New Homes oG•r•se• •Comp ete Remodeling Stof. & Co:are GAWPOUS - --. .... ..._....,_ ' ..... ... . . .._.,.,, OM. t - ' -- 1 - zOtUpperRiverR-d ....3107 -- ~,;..,.._..__ ___ ~--~- ( ____ ... G=lllpol & Ity 13915aHord School Rd. MICROWAVE OVEN and VCR REPAIR ALL IIIIlS lrl~t In Or Wo .• kUt KEN'S APP lANCE SEmCE 992·5335 or 985·3561 '· 3 tomllr S.lo: 6 mil• soU!~ Rt. STEELINSUUTED • RAISED PANEL GARAGE DOOR 7. ThuiW., Fri., ' howehold mltc. · Oftko Door Seal Tc>ola, Bedapreada, Fumtture, Clothing 0! All Sl-. 2324 Blith Lone Behind Hutton Car Wash Off 11, Ft1, s.t. 3 Family Yard S11e: Compl...ly Different Aalortmtnt Of MIK. Bodor,rw•d•, Fumhur. Clothing Ot A I Sl:tn 2324 Brech lane With 2 Transmitters ' ..... ., Purc•ase of Rec••ive FREE Sat. 3 Famll~ Yard Sale: ·ComPletely Differ.nl Aaaonmenl Of Mlac. INSTALLED PRICES 9x7-$275.00 16x7-$450.!)0 OPENERS IISTALLED-Y. HP-$200.00 Opener Behind Hutton Car, W11h OH 17. 1 • 337 Fourth Avenue, S.turday, 2 Adult- Blcyc:l•, H1nd Too111 BtMball Cards Ctothlng, Baa Frame, Mlac. BULLDDZER,BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK . AVAilABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES ond TRAILER SITES, LAHDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED t.IMESTONE-TRUCKING R FI.NG 4 Family: 1DIHrd, Couch, Big I I .WI Do AND ·EVERnHING UNDERNEATH GARAGES~ ADDinONS e SIDING FREE ESTIMATES 992·3138 .. Man ClathM, Wcmens, Baby CI01h•, J•ans, 4 Whnlar :JI,':. WIIRo, autavllle Plko, 4 ~6~·:.:~::::,~.~~~~:::.'7~~ homo Adclod foturdly. TR.OMM ·auiLDE·RS 448 SprucioChina, ,._Ext.· GIIISWtre, tDIH. u . Llnena, Fumhuroh File C.blnoto, Tooll, . UNLIMITED SESSIONS Months of Septernlaer PockotKnlvu. 8117nfn and October 708 S.Cand Avenua: Thur.., Friday. Oct 111, 2nd. t-4 . Rain DOMponea to Mon. 5th and ~1. 61h. RUTLAND MINE SUPPLY $3500 CALIFORNIA TANS 949·2823 BULLDOlJNG PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING · WATER & SEWER UNES BASEMENTS& HOME SffES HAUUNG: Llmeatone, Dirt, Gl'llvel and Coal LICENSED lnd BONDED • 1-? 421 VIla Rei, lldwall, Som• thing For ~'"'ryono. T~uro, F~ . ALL Yord S.loo Mull Bo Pold In Advonce. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the day.t-tare thl ad le to run. SUndoy eciRion · 2:00 p.m. · Pipe tOrlfatlr,Sewage . and Gas Rutland, OH~ 742·2656 lt&C EXCAVATING Friday. Monday edltlan • 2:00 P·l!'l· Saturday. Baby Clotho, Llrga Sized ClothH -M•n'l, Wom1n'e Many •ll•celllneous h•m•. 471 Debbie Drive, Oet 2·3. 1-5 . Bumaue Road, Kanauga, Ohio, Thurlday, Friday, 10:00-4:00, C.r SAl, hi Chair, Guns, Fanton ~=======~r==:;::::;;:::;~=:l OCCp. MIIC, Japan Home Int. linens, •= •-•_. 1"' JU T·REE a•d RACINE MOWER CLINIC C.rport S.lo-1201 Addl- Plko, 10103, s.Doort. Only.ff i:OO.Ct :oo, Storm " abte, Roctlnor, Clothn,CaMloc. homo. Dolllla'o Moll Shoppo, 1, 2, 3rd. crofto, Clcllleo, Toyo. Flvo FomiHn: October 2, 3, u.s. 5-V.Z Mlln Out Rt.l41 ·Troodmlll1 Flolll"9 Equip., Air Tooto Ana 'HoMI1 Tobaeco Pr... Box, 12'a27 Now o..tcloor C.rpot, s J) JIIIDL SIIVICE P.O. lox 894-WcAer Alley Tr-:t '' .. La ..... • 20%-30% Dl....it t\roop RAONE OHIO Froo ld..atot-'1•2·2360 -~~~of (Ferntlrly lai1e Ridge Small Stpl..... · l"!!lnt) '12-5-tfn PARTS & SERVICE 614·949·2804 • : :, •• SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call 614·992· Announcements 3 Dodga Four Whul Drlw Tir11 And-wh..la (Rough Tread) New Hlp And Chill Wadors, Clotl'llng, Iliac. Anno'uilcements' ~o hunting or trti.paal""' on Bill Ollv•,. finn, PINN"' Rldgo, Goillpollo Forry. Vlolotoro will be peruc:U1ed. Trr•• Wllll:lr Alltl' t [!] • ·N··;; 6637 1: I .,._... .. . TALK TO CANDY LIVE 1-1100-680-1415, P5 /Coli Crown .Com. Boc:o FL, 18 + .. Frf..Sit, 9-t. Air Conditioner, Lawn Mower, Junk T.V. Ml1c Baby tttml, Adutt Clothing, Small Girls Dres111, HouHhold ltema, Rt.7 Naar Clay ,..,K Sca-t. fl.3. 9112 Cloth~a, ·,. ·11!1- ; • ' Iliac 4 Giveaway .1 ,__ _ ____:.5:.!-14::,_-,:.:92'-!·l:::fn..t. 1 COffM Toblo, 114-448-721~ · St. Rt. 7 Ches.lre, OH. NEW .USTING - C..pentar - Mini farm with '2 bedroom 12x55 mobila home, large bam, g&IBQI on 10+ ac,.o. lncluclas septic and dug Willi. $23,500. g:, ~~rw~.:· T.~l. ·~~~=: Kitchen Utenslle, Swnpars, "A Quality ASJured Co•frador• · I 614- 742·2328 20 Yr•. Exp. Ca II A, SPE£1AL Quality · Stone Co. Hilltop Ad. 2 nl• Hlmaltyn cata, 3 yra okt, Glrla n•r.rtwed I declawtd, cr,am color wlflamt pclnta, 304.&717814. BJJSELL BUILDERS, INC: • New Homes • VlnyfSidlng~ New Garages • Replacement Wfndows Room Additions • Roofing · COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 614-949·2801. 949·2860 or985•3839 (No Suadar Calls) 2112192Mn REEDSVILLE ::- SR 124 - Appror. 1- ac,. Iota that .,. g,.al lor camping .with boating 'acc:aso, river fronllge locatod North of Folbd Run Stoia Park. SIS,~Nch loL DEXTER - 1Y, otory ·frame home with 7 rooms, 4 bed· rooms, haa cal lor and garden area, acldac:l ,insulation, 'liar- . llally ancloaad Iorge front poR:h. · · ,. · Nice homo for only $16,000. .. WE'VE RECEIVED SEVERAL · NEW USTINGS. IF :~~~~~~:!)A~~L1~ri ~!!.:: . =. ... ' TRACY BAINAGER..............:............................M..2431 JE.AN JRU~SE~ ............ _ .,...,..................-....M...2110 . OFACE.••;. ......~······· ....................__ .............. :•• t82-225t . .,,., FOR SALE BY OWNER 12 Year old ranch type .house. 3 · bedr,aoms, 2 baths, 1Y. car garage ·, and bnHizeway, c~tntral all' and.heat 1' pump, msny extras. · Qn 2 acres of land; · Eastern School District. Blat;ktclp roads Co~ Rd. 28 · Female Klll•n. 4 WH~ Wltlto ...... &14;441-3551. U111 pa~n Siberian Hu.Uy, friendly, 304-17M182. I Silll: 447 Jerry Slreel, O~lo. Frld1y, Satur· Gar1g1 Sale : Firat qry children ctothlng1:. · "j;,;:;,jj;;,;;: dryer, two r.cllnal'l, 1 r11ng1 - with mlcrowavt. Oc:t, Molhtr c.i .1 3 Kltttnl, 2 Whit,, 1,2,3. H . 3-112 mhu out M ill 1 Yalklw, Ta Good Home. 114- Creek Rd. W•lch lor 1lgna. 814· 256-6180. .• 446-21111. Ocl1-!l. Comer 01 588, Coro Mill In Rodney Toko Brook Orlvo. Mon, w.,_,, Child,., Clalhlna. Wll'llol Cooio, Nick Noclco, Moril Port Spitz mole pup, 304-678- 2440• . R1ecoon cOiOrad I Month Old Cit Good - . Good With C~lidron, Long 7340• Holnd. 114-44e. ~!2!!...J __,,.., ..__ __ , ' '. Lon1bll Montllo 01>!, 010)' And 'Yellow FREE ESTlMATES HENRY E. CLELAND.................... ~.....""'".-""'112-1111 J -Cor;ker .' Yard Sale Quality Hi Effideacy . Air ~nditioaers, Heat P11111ps, Fu11111tes & Now Water Heaters. Bennetts Mobile Home ~l!!ir•g 949·2398 or 1·800·837·1460 $16,000. YOU WILL SEE 80'-!ElJIIjG YOU'Ll LOVEI . .. . . CIC · Iii t:30 1.m. to 7 p.m. 881Urd.y, lind I a.m: to 5 p:m. SUnday .• a Brown AREWOOD FOR SALE PO'-IEROY - East Second ·- You nood to see this houH. Thlo 2 Jtory'homaluos 2-3 bedrooms, 1)1 baths, and is walking distance to sto,.s and It's nol in the middle of Town. Slop paying RENT. 'You oould buy this housa and Tho peymanls wouldn't be as much or mqch more th,n you are paying now. JUST . $21,000. RUTLAND- Depot Strlll - 130 fear ·of.road .lronllgo ·.and opprox. 200 till dllp makes • hugo, beautil\ll yard with loll of fto"'" and ohrubbory. Alai> hali a vary 11811 3 . • bad1110m home with vinyl aiding, new wlndowo, and aconomlcal hlatin;. · $32,1100. C.nlenary R••ldtnllll a commercial FrH Eltlmat•• ,$37~000. LANGSVILLE - Co. ·Rd. 10 - Approx. 2 acrao ot beautiful bottom land. Wator and electric avail'lble. A groat home or mobile home olte. • · Juat M,SOII. Pound1. VIcinity: Area. 61t441-4423. 7 . KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE ' ' o ... ~· · "' '·. "-* ............,.. · " . ....... •' - JEFF STAATS t304) 773-5346 tON/11211 mo SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •, Vory lmpo,..nt keyo, 114-N5425t,mnrd. Loll: BIM I Ton Acltwollor, Solid at•ek !leg 11o111 ao (6141992·3470 l/1&"1211fn. --..;....-1 ' litiDDLEPoRT:.- A-c:ommerciai:..Omer building-wiTh -tipprox. 2800 oqila,. feet. Could be 2 stoiBs orono large sloni. Has one bath and closa to lroo city perf<ing. · ~.. e=r-s a i,. ....., 1t:tt ...... .......... • Lost: 2 rln~• of ke)'8 bltwNn Tup~r• PralniiPOIMIOY. •reL 5330. Mowers • Chaitt Saw' • Weedeaters . • onciWood NEW USTTNG - ;I.-frame home in Pomeroy with tO rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, dacl<, petio, 'appllancat, fireplace, 2 car datac!led g&IBg& on 2.725 acl&o. Vert nlcal ROCKSPRINGS ROAD - A very WELL kept mobile f,oma. You ned to soa inlida to approci.~to. A2 bedroom Baron 14r70 mobile home with acroonad In po"*t, carport, and It sittin; on appro•. 2 ac111s ol booutilulland. . . . I • ONLY $24,110() 321:1. • 992-2259 608 EAST MAIN POMEROt . OHIO Motororaf\ Foun~: omoll . bloclc doQ. port . Chlt1Uahuo, 1*1 Doc.....nd, Mlddleperl vletnky, ~­ old, rK<ntly had pupo; 114-Ma- Umer Com, Grain OFFiCE 992·2886 205 North Second Av•. Mldd!eport, C!H cloG In llullend, call to ldenllfy, 114-~.ZOU. Lost: While- PH. 614·992-5591 Remedies • Eq~ert Advice a Assistance ,· Carleton. . (;reetlftl can. FREE ESTI/IIATfS ROBERT DORING · (6t4) lt2Ca541 . Found: fomole Sponlol Hoo Flortdo Togo. Vlclnhy: Korr Rood. : Woody. Smoll Rowordl 114-245- · You loun~ lt•••• the best 'little pharmacy bi · town. •Fast · Prescription Service • Cosmetics (I Personal . Care lt;ems •Over·The- aiadt a.. 0er1 r- 441-1517. WV Uc. IWV 020343 36970 2111 ...... r-~aw. NEW- REPAIR IIH liM I WARRANTY C~unter TIAMO DORST ROOFING a. Found Vtetnhy:·vm"'l"ot Nortfli4>. •;.. C,OMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL Livestock Buildings- Machine Sheds - Hay Barns • Carports Garegea - Storage B\llldlngs- Roofing Wlndowe - Siding , . WICK'S HAULING SERVICE Lost FOW>d: "C./I Ua for All. Your flullding Need• " l/16111n Howard L Wrltesel . 6 448-6541 Allor lp.m. · 104 Beecll Street Found: Block Cal With LNthor · Pomeroy, Ohio 457&9 · CoUor, Wollio With A LlmJo, 114- ·9 Yeara Experience 614•9 2·7144 (614) 992·2166 .- · A ·gam~ was play~ with everyone. receiVIng a pnze. The door prize went to Pearl Osborne. Refreshments. were served to · ·Emma Durst, Pearl Osborne, Gladys Thomas, Sally Bro\1:'~· Diane Jones,. Frances ,Reed, Mamie Buckley, Nina Boston, Grace Weber and Lillian Pickens, mem- · hers, and guests, Maxine White. head and Ruth Anne Balderson. . The n(lxt meeting will be with Mrs. Frances Reed. .· MW41e;;rt, o•1o TOP TO BOTIOI't\ MAINTENANCE REPAIR NFI. hit with purci:lale' o1 12- Q\s. MalHn otrer. .~~~ PRECISION POST FRAME '!.!l&ld . · BUILDERS . · ' 31904 ...... Cneklo•ll ,. Factorya.Gke 12 Gal!ge Oily Starts Sept. 27 YOUNG'S Mahoney ~pposes censorship Christianity was the program . ·topic presenle!l by Grace Weber at . the September meeting of the Reedsville United Methodist · Women held allhe home of Lillian Pickens. Diane Jones had the opening prayer. . . The calendar of events was -announced. by Nina Boston, president. . Named to the nominating commiuee· by the president were Mrs. Weber, Sandy._ Cowdery and Mamie Buckley. Plans were made to sell food at the Lawrence sale on Saturday at Loftg Bottom. A pledge to mission was made and dues were collected. Plans were made to sell pec.ans. ~~ "A~y Size Avsllllble" "Poro allltdlnoo" nv~na aRCULATION. . , t.TIIIIofPublcotlon:Tha . : Dolly Sendnel, Publication 145-810, . : • - · 2. Date of Filing: Octobor F EE EST! ES .:.1,1182. . . : -• .3, Froquoncr of looue: 985·4473 . .• Dollr'-!ondoyihroughFrlday. 667·6179 · · A. No. olloouoa Publtohed 2-7-92-tho : · Amually: 255 · D. Annual Subicrlptlon Price: $83.20 Horne DollY. ered. . LAND FOR / 4. LocoUon o1 Known 01HceofPubllcallon: 111 Court SALE • SL, Pomeroy, Ohio, Mol;o 33 acres, · · County ~88. .•. 5. Locodon of tho Heed· . Rutland Twp• . quorteroor General DuolnNo 2s·acres, Offlcet of the Publlohero: 111 Court St. Pomeror, Ohio, Olive Twp. Mota• County 45~88.· Timber on both e. Publlaluor: Robert L York Ufe lnaurance ComV. C. YOUNG Ill pany, The Northweatarn trecta. ~ Wingett, Syrecuoe, Ohio 41771.'• Editor: ·Chorlene '-!utuol Ulo lnouranco Com992-6215 Call614-667-3484 Hoeflich, Pomeror, Ohio pony, The Prudential lnou,.. P.-oy,Ohlo or 614-667·3109 once Company of America, 45781, Teocher'o Insurance 1 Annuity Auoclatlon ot AmerHappy Ads 5 1~. Th• Traveler~ lnauranca Company. Average No. Copleo Each looue During Preceding 12 '-!ontho: , and 10. Ertent and nature of •Roofing "Siding Clrculot1011. . A. Total No. Copies -Gutters Printed: 5,55q. . •Room Additions B. Pold Clr...,latlon: 1. Soleo through Dealero -Interior Remodeling ond Corrlero, Street Vendoro· JCoJitCK.t Robert l Jau:u ond Counter Soleo: 4,557. 2. MaiiSubocrlptlona: 387. C. Total Paid Circulation: 4,844. D. Fr11 Distribution by Mall Carrier or Other Meana, 1 Somplea, Complimentary, and Other Free Coplea: 39. •-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , - - E. Total Distribution: 1 --,~----R:..:.:.e:.ai:.;E;;,s;.;t:.at:..:e_G;;,e;;_n_e:._r;;_a_l--;;.,..__ _ 4,983. ·F. Copleo Not Dlotrlbuted: 1. Offlco Uoe Left Over, Una~ounted, Spoiled After Printing: 307. .. ·. ·"'o. producers, writers and directors woul.d · not "pamler to baser instincts, to narcissism, hedonism and.greed." He suggested violence lie used as a last resort rather than as the only meang of resolving conflict in ues." In a letter addressed to •studio popular entertainment. Arthur Hiller, p~sident of the chiefs, Mahony backed away from a January statement in which he Directors Guild of America, welcomed the letter. asked for a production code. "He .says loud and clear that "Because I reject censorship, I do not propose a code to govern . he's against apy kind of ·code," what filmmakers may create, nor Hiller said. "He's in 'favor of do I wish to dictate what intelligent enhancing human values, the viewers may see," Mahony said enrichment of the human spirit, and we're all in favor of that"· Wednesday. · ·Instead, Mahony said he hoped Public Notice Public Notice • Ohio Publlohlng Z. Rotunlo !raft! N-• Co.,111- ·'-· Pomeroy, Agente: 280. ·· G. Total: &,550. · Ohio, 305 S. Actuol . No. Copleo ot '-loin St., 1888, Single IIIUI PUbllahed NearGreenville, eotto Filing Date: · 7. PorU11 10. Exllnl oncl 'riaturo of cent or more · Clrculollon. · *h•r•• al A. Totol No. Copleo Cede & Co., cloThe t~ry Truot Co., P.o . Box =!(), Printed: 5 550. D. Plild Circulation: Bowlin; Green Siatlon, New York, NY 10274; Dorothy P. 1. Soloo through Dealero R . amt1ur & A. F. Burgett, oncl Carriero, Sir- Vendoro Truol- UIWRogerC. PNco, and Counter ·Sa leo: 4,643. 2. '-loll Subocrlpllono: 369. One Rockln;ham Rd., Gr•nville, SC 29807; Genevlva C. Tolll Pold'Circulollon: . Leake·Sokoo, 201 Chopmon 5,012. D. Fr• Dlatrlbutlon by Rd. , Gr•nvlllo; SC 20805; RoblfiA. Jolley,Jr., P.O. Box '-!all Carrier or Othlr' '-!e1no, 17527, Greenville, SC 29608; Sampllio, Compllmentory, Kray 6 Co., One Flnanclol oncl Other Fr11 Copl11: 39. · E. Total Dlotrlbulloq : Place, 440 S• .!-aSolle SL, Chicago, IL 80805. 5,051. I. Partite holdinG n;::::::: 1 F. Cos.leo Not Distributed: 1. 0 co Uoo Lei! Over, In OJ~ olt percent nf Unoccounted, Spoiled Aher lndlbtedneu: Ban~ lornlo, N.A., Bonk of H11volt, Prlntlrig: 241. 2. Returno from Newt Bonk al Montroll, Bonk Now York, .a.nk ol Novo Agonte: 2sa. G. Totol: 5,550. 'Scotlo, Bonkero Truol ComI C.rtlly that the olalepony, Banque Porlbioa, Can' trol Trull Comperiy, N.A., menta mllide by me abav• are Chill'-lonhlu.na.nk,N.A., correct .-nd corilplete. Robert Wingett, Cltlbionk, N.A., C & 9/Sovron, Connecticut .Natlonol Bank, Publtaher Credit Lyonnilo, Creator Bonk, Flrot Notional llenk ol Chlca;o,FirotllnlonNatlonill Bank of North C.rollno, lnduotrlol Bonk ol Jopen, LTCB Trull Compeny, '-!ellen Bank, Mlllublohl Truat I Benklng WILSON'S ARMY Corporation, Notional Weol·suRPLUS mlnoter Bank U!?A, NCNB Teua Nodonol Bank, Nippon County J:ld. 1IICredit Dank, Ltd.,. PhiladelPnchfork Rd. phia Nallon11 Bonk, Roy1l 892-7093 Bank ol Conada, S.kUfl Mon.-S!Jn. I om-8 pm Barik, Ltd: (tormerly '-lllaul Talyo Kobe Bonk, Ltd.), Se- S• uo for. your hunUng curity Poclflc Nollonol Sank, ond bock to ochool South' Carolina ·Notional needa. Aru'a l•rgut Bank, Sumltomo Bank,.Ltd., aeloctlon of mllltorr Tokol Bonk; Lid., Toronto-Do- aurplua lllmol minion Bon!<. Union Bank, 8117pd. Wachovlo Bonk 6 · Truot Compeny, N.A., "•In• Ute lnourenca Company, CIGNA lnveotmentia, Inc., Tho Equitable Ule Aaauronco Society CARPENTER ........ ol tho U.S., IDS Life lnour· -Room Addlllono ance Company, John Ha,.. Work cock· Mutull Ufe lnauranca -Gutllr -Eiectrlcol Company, Uaaa•chuaeue -Rooflng Md.Piumblng· Mutull Ufe lnaurance Com- -lniBrlor 6 Exterior pany,MorgonGuorontyTruot PolnUng ComP.any of New York, New (FREE ESTIMATES) DAVIDSON'S PLUM liNG . .~ -·~ . ........ ~- ..... ... ~ . -~.:... .. ~,. } �,. , ' ..-' . senilnel .Thursday, October SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Galllpolll l VIcinity ' . 32 Mobile ftolniS ' for Sate ,. Olaanltlc I Family Yard Solo: Ctildnn A Adul F111 And Winter (:lochll. 5 111111 OUt At. 211, Oet 71 Trallor !ala far rani In 'liaclnti, . i ( 114112 •••• ~rtl-' '· •,.t I.. ). .,_ ~(1 •• ' Anllcaw -"ne'na _,_ . 11112 Wlndeor Mx70~ 2 bed. CIA, t ...t oloc1 undor- •..... . ~ - ........ .- - ....... a~ ' -r~Nna­ ~ OM . . . ., J04..1'71..fitl. ratllnf- • , l(ftciMn ....... ~.:. ... . t.lltvoom eir*•CI , lote lftlle gkl ofo!hao, ..,. clothing, moral OCt 1,2. 201 Portomouth 35 Loti& Acreage ·- IIJ - :tt/4 aaow .._ =· IL -.P.O...:Nice OciH, e.. illrMI I Homo, fOr Sale 1992 I I ~\1£ EVEilY FJ.ITIU~ VOO ! Television Viewin2 . UJCI(.AAJ) . • -n lreotoa wood ponnlna, - Au!OI AUTO INIURAHC£ DOll 111-1124171', Dovfe.Oulckli luuranc•.. · SPECIALS 1111 Elce<\ II 000 mlloi . tt,lll. 1111 Ch~ Fifth Avo 42,111. 1117 s-icfjiiOkup ohorp 13,.... itn Coraloa ' d . . . .. 1111 - · $3,185. :ii'a~aCadllac t>lnll $3,111. 1187 123 12.111, 1113 Ranger Ill 12,481. 1il5 Pul11r fi,BOO. lcoHya Uoad Clro, Now Ha..n, WY 301412·3752. t '. QoWoom Sehoal Rood, ClothH, Old llolt~j Laothl< Cool, Rd. KlT 'N~ CARLYLE® by Larry Wtigbt 1000+ aq. '!:.. _ , of Pomo"'f, olllca - ·· 114riiNIIn i'(r 1,2, Urd. 48 Space for Rent ·r ~.tor 'N:..":.'ad!J!l~:.; ac-. Thom- A•d. tlio IIIIo, M,IOO. I!Wa4t11.. ' :Ill - =t: olltildo olorrya A.., Ad, 304-m!01 with 7t)dO [. 60T A '' D-MINUS" IN 01! ~ SPELLJNG TEST .. I 60T A ''D·MINUS" INOUR MATH TEST... Merchand 1se . AN D [GOT A ''D· MINUS '' IN OU~ SPANISH TEST.. - srereo, 1;1 .. • WJ.IAT DO '{0U,TI41NK THAT MEANS. SIR ? lnaldollhe TC!W . I I ·1 1 I (!) Ed Mcll-'1 S1lir . Saerch . (I) (I) ABC Newt C.. (lJ Wild Amellca Slereo. l:jl (J) 8quaN One TV E;l e Hu~o yard ..,. 823 11-lilln Circle, Pt. Pleaoant, wv:-Frlday and saturday, Npm. llcl 2-:1, 1-1, llonilo L.lrgo Slzo L.ldloa Ctollllng loc. Turn in BOb Evant, bimpo11s, Trallor lack. · 3rd z. 3td. •? Cc<nor or Rr. M\ Uncaln PIIW, 2 FomiNoo, Flni,Onlynmo. Patntad And. Plain Pumpklno, • Lawn Chalra Keroune Heater, Oct- '· Clothe~, Dtshla, Tools, l:'rue'lc • Toot Box, Yacu1,1m. Old Singer ' Sowing llachlnoln Oak Coblnol, Od sny Qeme · PinbiH M•clllno, ~2111111 W . Of Gallloplls, On 111. Patio Solo: sOturdoY Oct. 3rd. 73 Llncaln Plkl I TillS. ~- Lorge ·yard aolo, IIIIFY' L.lyno, lop of llldd'-1 Hill, Oct. \ 2, 3. 8:00-5:00, rain DOncoto. 1C.<ntl<, Moving Sal• lndoot- Ftoclny. OCt. Zild· 3111. tom till 7pm. Aft. tlctuoo, turnfture~ lloullllold I mloc. ft-. lOI.Rt.lll - · Ao,_ fram T.P. grada oohoal. lot OCt. 1, Z. l :L Emoraon Pnyalcal Thlratllal Nunlng and ,JohMOn'e NSklence, Portt.nd, p...,..ay Aohabllftat~ t)a,.ao. cumnt Oh. ' at 24 hoU,. per day. Oct. \ 21 3. hm'3:fm. 314inl. out PI- ,..pontl'ta: William llaa, Lonahot.,. Roo aft At. 33. ~nlotrote<, P-""Y Nuralng Cklt'hel, tova, C.B. radio, misc. Ct<ntao \11758 ~!IGI RolncRoad, Pamoroy,Oh- EEO w- Oct. 1, 2, 4, lam·? .,.....,. IJOrklng lal. Clathli\g, Avon, .. 3 ledr00111 Hau• In Rio Orondo, Roady: Oct- tilh. az • ~ menl Tonlghl Slareo. · 3 bedrocim, lUI ba_., Bur• ~ ral I dap raqulrad, !ZalpoMC111 MoneyUne 1111 uta Cloea On r:;J 114 3811141. ••. Business Training 14 . Farm Suppl1es & L1vestock 'S04-671'3812. Small Fo< fl;!nl, l!""'r R - . 7 Ncrih, 1>1p0111 · & A • • - llaqulrad. e... . 61 Fann Equlpmen~ . 310, VGC, -llr11 B•nd ,_ 1112 HARO 1-C Now Holland aquipmont. Super 1871 l banaoy, tunocl-up, garage racing lllcyolo, 20 ln., Ulotlmo 7fT choppw. corn I gran """· 10,000 mllea, t500. - • on lrama, Orla. price • hlado. lupo< Zl b""""r. Crpp 171-1111. 1271, wilt loll 8230. IM-4li-IM7. earlier I lllap wagon. Manure 1112 Hond8 ·2501 four wheeler, Chlkto wlcka< rocker, ·dtlld'a 11pr1adao. Grfitdor. Clntury 300 13,200. ftrrn, 1ft1< 8:00 304-182· gal ~pr~yw. AC 4 no-till rocka<, antiquo lo,.h com ·planter. JD .!t.p 31'11. bed: Joan WOlfe, t14-tM 2153 11 Holattln dairy COWl. 30 • . MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE .,.. . .:00. 21154. call 514-112-4877, Dovlo'Clulckoi Ctotrn lion,... .And B•• Now Hollond Super 717 chopper lnaun~nce,. · Sprtngo, as, llllby Playpen u, t knllo, now point, com l pic up BaldWin O<gan, Nagotloblo. 814haado; Now Holland Whirl Awtty 75 Boats & Motors 2414014. Ensllap wagan; 10 tan gear for Sale CamincMtor 1584 Computor Badger Enallag• wagoni 10 ton wlpolntao, 8anyo rrionHar, 1ancftm gear Enall1ge wagon; 11' Ebco boal,.Inboard Mtrerull lab of and program•, 811·1181-31111. 301, 14000, call IM-112·75'1. popo<, 8 l/1 t1100 and lllnd to< II4CIO or ollw, 114-1112·2801 1181 Galllty 18 112' Now 140 HP ' ofta<lpm. -110, WI Trallor & g;.~ Uko Nail!, N,IOO. tM-44 Boal Fl.......,. ,.,. SaloL.Ali Oak, 11>Ia At Qalllpollo ~~ Club. · ' new hOUM ...-ciMian, rot l dip roqulrad, no plio, 304-t11-1112. Wanted to Do Br*oom Will Babnlt In lly Homo. F..,.· A..,-, c dtlld.. 2 cad In Play ArwL A1,_,.11 Available. Rodney Area. Call 511-2~ Alteiallonl: Sowing & Minding, 5........831. . DNm!IICiftdo Auto ' Body . & llochanlc Work. F"' EIII!MIH. Mobil · Home; Nice, . Quilt 1008. 2 BR ptuo add-on loo1111, private lot,tpr~ge. ciO.• ta town. $325 mo. Pkl• utlihloa & 110. dop .. 614 4. .4314. Two Kill Broe gr~vlty box11, $800. Morgan Farm, At. 31. 301- 831-2011. For ...._ 8lu rMdlum t.dln Winter 0011, denlm WI ltlther 1 llldroom Apartment, 124 FoU<\11 Avonuo S215/llo 1250 DepoOit, Pay All Utllhloo Exoopt Water. lnqulrw 130 Second Avenut, Gllllpoll~ t~m. llonnolllnlng.Jikl now, ... king ttDO, Olld 110<r; aloa mil.•· ild!M · otOihlng; DOll 111-112· Z1lltl, Njlm .,. 8M-MN201 a~ twlpm. I Wnt Virginia, 301· 441•7IS'I. 1824241 or 1 Would lka to do blbvotttlng In my home.,lh4-'1112-zm. Financial Business Opportunity INOT1CEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. ·•Ya<dllla, Oct111 tlwu 3<d. 1:00 Don't Junk Ill Sell Ue Your Non· Working Major Appllancu, Color TV'a, R1frlgera1ors, Fretzera VCR'a, Microwaves; ... . . , - thai ""' tlo bull· - wfth poopla you kMWr lnd NOT to Mild throtlgh tho mall until you ,... in-lgatad 2br Apt. Upetalra Looatad: 34 112 Smhhlro, Stova I Rofrlgoraror Fumlshod, ttiOIIIo. ttiiO/Dip. 114-141-3870, 5M-441-1310. 2br, CA. Waahor, Drye~ Hook• Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 2-flllltlly, Ool. 2 • I, .... Wahl T - .. Union Ave. BUy, .... U I 101 1 .•.. and "chll. . . . ...... _ , _, , ....., Ring, . oor - · a - . Thu!ldly thru ..._ , 1:-:00• . · .... VMIPHM, hou11hold ltalftl, . '2011 - ~ """"' man. = --· Employment Services owner. 304-812-utl. Alii far 1 -.,, Ool. 2nd, l-lpnt. Fum~ ··~-. 't:-.J::·... 11 Help wanted ~~:::; ·";~"'v,"'ON"'~":"'hL_,;LUI:. ,A-: ~-=\"':"'1!~"' -: 1:-~-~-Yf-~!'. . =, ...,.-~ ........ . .......,_. p...,.... -lon. company. 1400.182-6356.. -ng. AVON I Ail Arolo 1 ShiOoy TV, . .., 1111c:e we, SpMra, 304-GJ'5..1429. • ,_uro, Bab~lner .I#...,, Ocl. 24 II wanted In my horns lob Eado· ~n.frl , 6:30AM .. 3:00PM . r '1 ..., • ...,. ltrMI, Rut· Rtftrencu . required. 304·675· . .,. te- JeM.' ~"""" Ool. I l JI'Uoyal. 2, t-4, eR 124 Car WHit, gllto Aft., School:. Pot 7 Vtu Old. Chnhlre Are1. Will • ....,-. ... . . DMI't dltu I lA I - ~ RoiOCIIIer, ,...... _ , . ,, - · l'ildOr ...., .... IlL t . . ""' EOgla IIICigl on. IIIII Jll!'d tiar.- Ool. 2nd, lo!rl, llh.. . . . . . . . .liM. Mpm, ......... lltl. Ill 141. .. suoo Real Estate 31 HomH for Sale lbtlnn: . hoiloo, la'lll · balh, 111108afttr 3:00PM . -tral air condlllon, oall 11<1112411,0 ...,.lngo for 111111., 541 Child Car• For 6 Year Old,· High lt., lllddl_., OhiO. Thurodoyo,' 7:30 Till M Yaotllolea Mull Be Paid In r.oc••·•:" Atlnnoa. Dll<ltno: 1:GOI>m tho Addavliio. 614·367~ tho acl le ·to "'"• . - ,, ....... 1:00pm l'rldoy, ...,., adlllon 10:00..m. EARN IIONEY A10dlng Bookol $30,000/Yr. Income Po11n1ial. - ~J· • Ootoilo. (II 805-tM!24000, Ext. Y· 10188. . ~ ,......lrnlile, oouoh and - · 'E11y Wor1d .Exctlltnt P:ayt Aa·· illtliiiNC!It toppar, II..., . ThlaofO woy to dial. Humidifier, ladder, r•nl toole, umblt Producta At t-lonw. Call Toll Fr11, 1-800-461-4588, · Ex!. 313. .• . cou~r Apta. for rent· Downtown Parneror· S175 ~ m.onth plua do.,..rt, 611-112•'1811 after Spm. M1nor 1nc1 Rlvtrelde Apaltmoritoln Middleport. From Sill. Coll .611-182-7787. EOH. llodlm 2badrm. apoltmonto In - . y and 11-polt, 2 batflo, WID -.,I'll oqulppad kftchanl, 1 112 gorago. Rolorana.. and depafta r.qulrtd, 014·· 885-4118 oftor 1:00pm. · Camplltly Fumlohlll Small Hou11~ $300/mo. + Utllllln. No PolO. vall BolON 7 P.ll. 61~-~~t0331. ' ~ ,. ..._ .... ~ . ALLEYOOP (lJ .RaGe Bold ~ Huloh h80; c""wDCJ; 312-1842. • . EEK AND MEEK · rt!o,. Tht IT 5TARIED CFF Mllp . . i campers& (2). wA (O.D rr 0\S tVEr ""' Fl(tW... Promlum ' dairy _,,. 111atlo, 1m Mountaineer truck cerrlper, datlvory ava(lablo, IIOiflon'l • 112 ft, "" - . ,...... tt,Z95. 304-e71-173k TransportatiOn 71 · Autos for S!lle 1lltc ctto~ llallbu1 ~auto, PS, PI, AIC, 7, V-8, w,300. IXC cond, 304.e7S~387. . Serv1ces 81 Home . Improvements ' ' MORTYMEEKLEAND~NTHROP.~----------~------~ ..-w<e. Ha.IDECKY ~'r!S IM eHe eAY5 OHA1i...L GIVE Me THE DEZ£3 I 6T1-II'ENT' IN THE WHOL..E CIJ<!e6. I I ..-~, ~ Onl and 'two llylte!YI A brutal ;ry murder In 1931 remains ~=~io2a ·. liD • Helghla A friend comet belwMn Rna and Alex; Dizzy anc:t Jodie are enaaaed. Slereo. C 11JliOIIIE: Ptuty Una (A) BARNEY ,· DADBURN 6DSSIP. FENCE CRAMPS.If 50 THEN SAIRY JANE SAYS TO ME, SHE SAYS Plllllc And _ , Culvert &Inch TINu 80 Inch In Stack. Ron Evano, Jackoon, Ohio. 1-100131'1121. . • T~pl-lon Alr•Wavn VIta lla• ........,.. blkl $110. 301·773lltiU. . torch Ht, niW. . 12:00) Slllnlo . 13NaaltvlleNow Ill Larry King Uval ,allier Dowling Myalertea 8 w• ·~ .QJ 10 t9H 3 2 4H76 compete Vulnerable: Both Dealer; South· By Pbllllp Alder Sototb · I NT West Eul Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass There are many ways to have an . 2 + :em1bar·rassi'1ng result In bridge. One of 4 + wo111t is to be,laydown for a game, . never enter the auction. That hapOpening lead: • 5 pened to East-West on today's d~l; ~ter South opened with one noI;~~~~promising ~17 points In the ~1 style, North tl3ed a transfer · . and then showed his second suit. \diamond, declarer would lose only oire South was ha~py to jump to game. 1heart trick to gQ wlth.tbe two diamoAd . West led hts singleton club; three, 'tricks already conceded. Jack, ace. Declarer drew trumps and · As you can see five dlamoads ' is the clubs ending In ~ dummy. cold for East-Wesi. Would you ba've declarer led dummy s diamond bid over one no-trump with that west and htS jack. It lost to the 'harid? If your only choice Is a natural .queen and West cotttlnned with the dl- two diamonds, ills dancerous. If you ,amond ace. Most declarers wo,uld ruff .have a conventional bid to sh~ a twoIbis In the dummy and lead a heart. or three-suited band, lt Is safer, your When they then lost three heart trlcl<s. egp being placed 1n more basket~- · · tbey would complain about bad luck. - Finally~ note that the total nudl~r · ' ,But tills declarer didn't believe In rely- of trumps li IMIIy 19, wbereu the tota · flng ~M~Iuck. , . ,number of trlcb available Is Zl. T.bt ~tead of rulltng the dramond a~. discrepancy is catl!ed by the doubl~ discarded one of dummy's hearbr. fit. . . . 11101 .,VVesltlthl\1.relltccohtn!dlract was safe. Whether I w . . . .. .-.: to hearts or led another · iL..- - ------ ---...J @....,....,.,.. .. '' .' . . .... . The World AJmanaceCrossword Puzzle t ACRO!IS 38 Wldo ahol .1 Author Farber 5 look ot • Noraemylhl 8 $1xlh ttnll (abbr.) 12 Home ot Eve 13 01 an 18e 14 Sick . 15 Ceraal gra11 18 CoVIfl 17 Wlah undone 37 Nighttime (-J.) 38 Smile . 311 WriterJanowitz 40 Aualrallan , 1a Popar•'• · friend Olive ·r8.aurnx Languag• 20 UncalnCan111 ot11ring 22 WWIItrll 24 Ttrrlbla 211 Fertile 211 Enlly rtmemberad ' 33 GrafWcl, In : heraldry 3 4 - - or tirlcki IIIZI citY 42FHII 44 Addltlena to hDUIIa 48 Co"iumld tood . 47' Taunted 50 Commit a taux paa 52 Opponent 55 Gr"k letter · 56 LIIYI - - , . haver 58TIIrl Lollobrltllda 1114 Taka oul 58=-Uve 80 River nymllh , 61 Soma bank acct1. DOWN 1, ArchiiKI Saartnen 112-Raatad In chair 2 WWII evenl 63- 3 Lellalllntb .( IIJ Wing• Joe lakes a cruh-releled inJury lor lhe Insurance money. Slereo. r:;J 10:00 (J) • (JJ Word From OUr lpon- A look.at classic commercials from the past and present Hosts:,Crystal Berntll'd and PhN Hartman. 8:30 ~=:."" ar. c (!]) . . . ' . bedroom apertmtntl for rent. 304-&,_ 2053 or 175-4100. (J) EAST SOIJTH +A117 .K62 tKJ +A 10 42 .You must try e SOlliE 101$«1. OF Wl-lllrr THE REST' OF '1HE CLA65 IS L-IKE. COmplltiy Fumlthad mobile home, 1 mU1 below tow!'1 ove,.. rlvor. No Poll, ....._ 11<1- ._g 118-6338. llmpaona Marge Iancia the enviable rote of Blanche-DuBois In e local oductlon. Stereo. C Murder, 1M Wrofe E;l Ctook and Cllaae a ' Pitmellewt a_ . 1111 Young Rlderll:jl , 8:30 IIJ Rhrtllm and 1111111 Bobby and Coletta defy strict orders noiiO l!!!Y a new song. Stereo.•Q (I) G (I) • ROM! lor Two Edle Is jealous over a new friend Ken meete at a social a_athe~ng. Slereo. r:;J «D • Mantn Martin worries about hie CIFMr after · Sheneneh wins a dream date. StereO. r:;J 8:00 (J) (JJ CIIMra Sam preparea lor. a grand r~nlng,_ Slereo. C (I) • (I) • H01tt11hiiitl Ginger preparea to resign ~ her radio job. Stereo. (!]) • lHEN A 1-\l&H PRES~ M?£A. ~D 11-J" . Motor Homes · lor Citizen parllclpetion In CIVIC Mfe, Including aCtivism and pollllel, II 8Kplored by Anlhony LeWis of the New York Times and political scltlnUete. (1 :00) (J) W• File: 'Tile Occun Hlllltry ollhe Thlnl R Top Cope -' 1172-3133 1<1~1328. Farm, Rt. 31, ~a. · o.na Livestock BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1811 Iuick Skylark, ·robuln '"' Unc-tlonat llllllmo guarangino, good woilc car, $500; 11<1- I•. Loclll refuencn fumlaMcl. v.nonA................, _g92-l;r72 after 1:00. Fraa eotlmataa. Call COIIICI 1• Lumbar: _ _ , l Ptanad, IM-237o0481, day « night. 1ill Okla Om~··· runs 1nd llaplo, Poplar, , Wild CIM<ry, Aogen IJHnwnt W•tarproolaokl good, $151!; 111-247-20211. -board, CUing, o- Jamo, flng. . ' Etc. Aloo1 15 Inch l'larior, 21 Ft. 1111 Plymouth Aollant K, :JOI. Flltbtcll, ;, Ax.. Tr1ller, 814-448- 882-3188. . 11031. 1882 Oldl DoHa 18. Fully llaclntaolt SE, 4 liB "' momcoy, Loa.ded Good condhlon, T1,, 10 111 hard 3 ::r~:r:a-rd· High Mit-; $100. IM467-ol15 ~,$100. ' (Ch•hlro), llatal With lp<tngo, Wood 1882 Volk"!~i~ Rabbll, 614· l!lovio With Blowlr. ~Wooden lll-30, 3 f or ~1-3075. · . W.ni'O!!'L _ , _ . • Othot .-. ..... Fot--,1 - 18119 210 zx, 111-441-7828 Cali 1112.01'114 4111131, After I P.M. 111\11 •and .oldlng, blllld ....... and golv. 30W72-2oet ' · 7pc 1amlly rDDIII Ill, oofflo l end Ia-, GE ~~23111 . ·- doya = -l<>rrriul'aa.' Avolllblo Ill· oluolvlly at Rna Aid Pharmacy. Up, 111 FIQOr, Na Pita, tteferan.... 614-141-10711. ·Ill ?. ¥11 - - It, Hon- Etc. 61<1-256-1238. ..._.,WV. lltoltlllon Producto · flllurlng· Anllna Acid lady lllllldlnG. Wolaltt and fat' ~~.,:":.:.-raJ.-~ lhll Otflflng. f Attractive ""' apl 1 bedioom, ¥ling .... Choir Vandlng Aouto: Laaol. Wo Hova Nmiohod kitchii~L air cond1 dop atSO; 18bla. 814-258-87ttl Thll N-llllachl-, Making A • ref, 30<1-61'5-41.... 6'15-5014. After'J'P. . . prfc11 paid, frH 11tlmates, Na Stlady CUh ,_..,,, 1BEAUTIFU~ APARTMENTS AT SWAIN licensed logging company, 304- BOCJ.tlll-0354. BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON AUCTION I FURNITURE. 82 815-3055. Grant Guido To F"' lloiloy EITATE~L 131 JaoQon Plkl 0111relt. Galflpclle. - • u..J Wanted To Buy: Junk Autos Gl.. Awaya AYIIIIblo from tt1121ma. Wai• to ohop & turnHuro, - .. w- a With Or Without Motora. Call Amorlca. Including Tho Alto, movlla. Clll811-4111·25811. EOH. Wolk - · · 114-4(i.3188. Educatlonal, Su~rt, W•lf•ra, Lorry Lively. 614-381-8303. Medical, FamU, Or Fraternal, Centl?nlry Aru, - Nice 2 Bad.. VtJ<Y rrui · china oolttnll INon Top Prlc• Paid: All Old U.S. • - · Tocllilolagy ISclonco. roomt, SIOVI, Rtfriaeralor, Gllrmlny, :sot-TII•illt. · Coins, Gold Rings, Sliver Coins, lind 110 To Fu~1 ~.o. Box Water Furnished. $240/lo. No VI'RA FURNITURE AND APGold Cains. II.T.S. Cain Shop, M2, GttiUpotlo, OH ...... Patt.IM-141-8031. PUANCEII 151 secon~ Avenue, Gallipolis. 114 441.. 421 GI'OCiry ltora far. 1111 . . poo- Fu-had Apoltmont, Clntrally Would Like Tri'Buy Non Working olbll Loo• • a,ooo aq. n,. ""' Located, Noot And Cloon, No l'eto, Socurlty Dopooll & W11h1rs & OJYirli, G:E.,. HotRENT-2-0WN " ' · poved porltlng. point, M1ytag- WP Stars Only No Dopaolt • GRANO OPENING -lonfc< .... 30y ..... -Wint . Reference. 614~6 G-1«. Noad Coil. 614-446-2911. Nothing PIIUWhed Or Ueecl, lo enJoy OW' f'lllirement. Malon living. 1 ond 2 bed· Cotlnty: 301411-3300 e< Sun' Graclouo raom apanmente 11 ViiiiQIJ E-. Air Condlll9n1r1, Guitar -Amps, · Wlnted ltandlng timber, toP Nz..2!n. O.E. Elle. Range Sail Ciuning Oven, G.E. Spoco llskor Mlcrvw~~w, 1Ft. Xinaa TrM. 614: 24U771. ' WEST . I +H 2 , . A7. 54 ' t A QI08 6 .4 5 Jalle..ona QICroutlre 7:35 (I) Major Laagua BaHbttll San Francisco Glante a1 Atlanle Braves (L) 7:46 all College Football Florida al Mlaalaalppl Steto ILl 1:00 w • aJ Dlllnt world Whitley and Dwayne slruggle 10 become reunlled. IPI ·2 of 2)SI8reo. C ® 110\IIE:Cfhe Ball Lillie Wltorehouea In Taxaa (A) 12:00) Cll'fl we Delle arranges en elaborate . surprise blrthdau · y rty lor Lavonna. Slereo. Acce8sorles . - Front comptot• sao. oink. boouty oltop aqulpmlnt 2 holr dryo,., oham· poo - . hvdnwtlc choir, :JOI. Will Do lronlngo, And -lng, Camfatt.,. Fer Sate. 81._ eon.tt.•non.WV. TAX Auto Parts & · 4 alumn twblne whM111, tlte 112 tan ";: ~· 32i1100X15 -· orl71-tsn • - r ..........- . Ulad • I · Slmmantal · PurabNd ,.IIUTM, llartlng 01 SIIS• front drl .. llar11ng 11 .. 18.00 Slnwnonltl hllhln i buill; . 112 Bllglon Blue, 112 Slmmontal IM-ZII-tll77, 1~371-:1213•. bulr• l halhlra, 1111-1111-ZIZZ. · ~~~ llltlra, ono tan tnltk w radletora floor m111, 64 Hay & Grain · llo. D AAuto; Ripley, WY. 301- 63 1 b.drooni 1partn.nt 1_, Pt. PIIIAnl, W.Va., 1-3014714012.' . 76 NOR111 II+H +KQI063 .9 B3 t4 ALDER · I• 1 + K Q8 3 PHILLIP <ll. You lei Your Ule __.. IlliG ~ or F011Une E;1 1D. Family Feud j , .,. ~ 1111 Jaop•~Y~ (!) IDrrnatlon: IM-3171-111'1. Apartment .for Rant · • •1 Family Yard loll, I mlln out · .tOrrya llun Ad, Apple Grovo. LocNrd'a. llpt. 39th· Oct. 3rd. (2).n. S'lereo. r:;J W:J;· Neighborhood. Flohihg Avail· able. Low Utllftloo. 1275/Ma. sm Dopooft, c.11 6M"f7-ol15 (C'-hlro). 8-1111 1 Bath, Slalo 218, Oallipoilo. 61<1-256-' Narghbootlood Rd. N . • 170\ . -Yard .:::e you develop frOm step No. 3 below. (I) G E.-ln.~nt onlght • Hlndi..OI). WY. 30W71-JIIZ1. 2 bedroom home, Solo, Oct 2 & 3. Rain or lhlnL Wonwaa clo1hlng, oMM, pu-o. - . - , Jow . olry, ....-a, ~. nwlng ........J.mllo lttmo. 101 Andtr· 7:30 ·~300, Gr11vely Tractor, Mower, Uod•l 11111 lauzu Troopo< ldr, po, L·Z. Aaldng: 1550.114 148 11102. ... _.... 112,000, • .,.7044, Hvdraullo ftuld1 .I fill Stl.50 or Motorcycles 156 gal $125. s-.. Equipment, 74 Pll. 18 Condition, Q.B.O. 511-148-lltill. Excellent · 7:05 Cll lleYIIIJ Hlllbltltea 1117 Plymoutll Voy:rr L£ Loodad, M,OOO Aotuo llltu. rho chuckle quoted fi lling in tke missing Words BRIDGE m Leap r:;J IIJ Qu 42 Mobile Homes for Rent knaab lnd lata ....,., loll: 4 111111 Out Faulth and lulavlllo Plko, I.Da Cabin On OCt. \2, 1 Rltlhl, Ctolhlng l llloc. Thuro, & .,......,. Str811, Raalno. Ani~ a~·- clothing, ,..... FrCN. au a:;~§:i c ~T .: ffiaNall .I.'-.J Killer • Berth - Fai'Y - Regale - HEAR her BARK "Your wile has a terrible bite," the dentist informed the husband. Grinning, the husband replied, "If you think that's bad, you should HEAR h,~ r BARK!" . Ed,t:,S' NewiiiOIW ~. ManiiCI ... Wllh 2 Dr 3 Bl*"ml, IIMment With Flnoplaoo. . . . _..... .I.- SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS ~ \'~ . .L.-.L.- ·. fj ~~;c:~~iER lETTERS TO 1 1 1 · 1 1 ~ Dei-!:lng Wtllttlln Stereo. ~- Ful . . _ . :IOWl!lo 3780. SIJwfl Cavontry, Iampo, knldl· e Ro••••• Slereo. l:jl ai!UpC1oH 1111 New ZOito E;l 1:35 (I) Andy Grlflllh 7:00 ~. 1111 Wheel o1 Fortune 2 ladr- lllddloport, Nlco !!!fehborllood, Cornat Ut, PW, IK WI/ IE ll7EI "·I--~~m~l e!e ~Y • 1__.L.- liD• oecesNewt a «D • 2 h J wm home Pt. PH, cto. 1o ..hoala l llorao, aand' fn. qulrad lo loa C.:ll % Pl. PH. ~lalilr, 200 Main It, Pl. PH, L · Beino mother that oi fo. ur boys I'Vethe observed the 5 greatest period of growth for a 11--'-'--.L. .......~....--' ~ child, Is the month afier you've ,......- - - - - - - . , purchased all new school (2). 41 !:louses for Rent ') :- .~..,..,.=-...;,,..;.;-,:...T.--ll D U H 0 G• . Kntor I'OA Ill World Today · 1111 Rln nn Tin, K-1 Cop r:;J 1:01 (I) TlttM'I COmpany 1:30 IIJ NIC Newe C Rentals fclrm four llmplt wordt. . ill~~ Be"' 1 10 (I). • • (!) . . . . ~... . 304 til :MZiallor e:oo Pll. dey. 1-4. ~· 2, !Jid. • oeoNewt on blk tap low • EVENJNQ 1:00 (J). (I) • - · 1 ..... IJnlan Comp o.-, .... -, _ ........... latgain a.- ~rlcoot · . . _ G•rall' loll: Rt.218, &· Ro<ila 7 So<llh.· Friday & Satur· THU.~ OCT. 1 ' ·0 four R-rongo leltora of tlio ICfQmblod words be- . Ill Worlll N-T , 1111 7110 Club.Wllh Pat • Raberlllon , ·._,. . 10:30 (lJ AllYl TV Storeo ..r:;J aggerallon of someOne wno •• promo1· . (!) Under Fire , QERNICE ' ' Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box lng aomelhlng mlghl elevate your • Cln • • L " 91428, Cleveland, ·o H 44101-3428. Be · expeclallons lo false helghls. TltaeubBEDE OSO 10:35 (I) 1101111!: A Man Celled sure IQ Slale your zodiac sign . . . • sequent . crash could be II • . ROrae (PG) (2:15) . SCORPIO' (Qcl. 214-ltov. 22) There are ; disappointment. lndlcallons you might be rather wasteful TAURUS (Ap<ti21H18r 20) Try to eub'1t:OO<JJe (I)• m loday where your resources are con- : due your rllll-laldng lncllnallons today, 1D. ~New• earned. 11 you're a poor milnnger now, tltlptiCially ln . ~nanc:lalareaa , where you (J) Nlahl Court • you meynol have what you 'll need tater. , hope to scor~ unA1811sllc gains. Bucking «D.-..-~ larao. E;l BAGinARIUI (Nov. 23-Dec.'21) Those the odds len I apt to work loo well. 0 you'll btJ Involved wilh today 'Will resenf GI!IIINI (llaJ 21...1111111 20) ThOle Ia a DlaaebaUT....... illl yqu pul ~our needs or desires abovl ,.posalbHity, you might mike. an unwlae (lllporla declolon lciday lhalla very similar to one everyone else's. -. CAPRICORN (Dec. u.Jan.·18) Be sure -~ recenlty ~ada . Pro~l from your lcarectuw and ~,., ICing . you look al your pro~lema realistically .- mlat.okea; don I compound them .. ,11:30(!) Kull!k today and not lhrough raae-coiOrf!d CANCI!R (June 21..JuJr 22) A phllq~Q< , (lJ John ~ughlln'a· One gl.._. You will do more tierm than · phy that ftla oorn.eone elae ,to aT mlghl Ocl. z. 1112 on One good 11 you 'kld yourlell. · . . .,· nat be tailored to you . .Qon~ attempll~ Chance c.ould play a grealer role llian I AQUARIUa tJan. 10-FIIb. 1t) Doing ac-' . Imitate somalhlng · today lhat doesn I ~ Nlllhllt':.llnitte.i Slerao. ~suallh your financial affairs In lhe ya8r ·. tlvlllea lhal are lhe leaat expensive wlli suit you. ·· ahead. However, you'll-have to do your · prove 10 'be the moll gr~ltlylng .loday:. · LI!P (July 21-AIII. 22) ·Strive. to. be • . • • ~- S1aiklnga'· . ·part Don 't laeve ~varythlng up to luck. :, H o -. lha<e'a a chance you mlghl do • t~oughtf\11 and gracious In your aoctal ra;PoLwk• UIIRA(Iepl. 23-0cL 23) Quard agalnol . Jual the opt)Oflte. . . . actl'lltl1111. , as you uau~ly are. the lni:llnallon lo stretch lhe lrulh a bit : PISCI!S (Fell. ~ 20) AchieVIng ' . ~·•,•era lea~ won,t be re811111y I todliy.Your ploy lan'l',apt,to work, and li ·· an obJecllol at lhla time depends a 101 1 • could make you look bad .. Get .a Jump . upon · ltmlng. and 1~. · Unfortunately, .,, ,~1 :35 liJ! , . . lhow Wllh c;>n lite 1\Y underslandlng 'the lnfkiancea these factors may work agalntl you .. ~lher . · JIJ LaiiD Sle'l!l . • E;l 0 , • governing you In the yallr ahead . .Send , today. ' ., ·' · . (1)•~ lor Libra's Aslro-Clraph .predlctions to- , ARII!S (March 21·Aprtl1t) Don 't be- 1not be your . Wllh day ,by malllng~$1 .25 plus a long,, setl- 11ave averylhlng you hear today. The ~·· -1 lng . Try to consider otherS. .addr~ . stamped envelope lo Astra- 18H Ba11n1vliit LE 4dr. Sadan, Just lib. haw!. ·on• ownar; low mllu, 305 V-a, hiOOi ·e14-H2· 5711. Electrli:al & Refrigeration e · ' 'Your w• a• zm.o.c. · .' 8 ~rthday T....... . c . . . l:t.. Jtr:;o" I • ---~ • • - . -.--- - ' ..... ......_ (2). .·.u:rer. .... ·--"'-· - ·-" .... ·, CELEBRJTY·CJPHER Cllellftty QpMrOf:JP1DD"'111 . . _.... .. . . 14 Uo atiJflllncM~ p..tlnd ....... . · :,. . . batl.. . . ll'l ~ . . . . . . . for .,,U,., ,_,.., ~· #!- • PG ·' DXRDZ 'DZT . a . ·T UPEIIH OZTX T E V X OZT T L""""' DZVD D ·S U V M 8 I C T M . ~ ·a JITG . '·' ..... ~ UX. ia PEZVTII UTFVLTM . ' .. ·, ~ ) . . · PREVIOUS SOLUTIQN: "Hotl~ Ia a sexist place. It's a sexlll lime. I · . think CQnlllnlatill!l' ·has . a lol to do with that. " - Marg Helgenberger. 0 1tt2 by~·~. l 1 ' �.. ' .Page .· '4-The Dally Sentinel • . " . . Thu,.day,~ober1,1982 • Pomeroy ,Middleport, Ohio ., ~upport These Fine - . Area Businesses! Dodgers defeat Reds 4~2 ' Catch ·All The · Excitement! .Prescription ·Shop INGELS FURNITURE, JEWELRY .· and RADIO SHACK 106. N. 2nd, Middleport 992-2635 Ohio Lottery Football '92! . Vol. 43, No. 113 CapJililh-'1112 Stop In For All Your .F avorite Legal Beverages. sat., Ocl. 3- MaiOr ColllgH • Dlv. 1-A :fa •r --EI Puo .=.,. PLAY THE .OHIO LOTTERY HERE! AlizoM Sial 21 23 28 Booton Coltge 24 • 111i11Mm Young (Oct 2)35 • Oltgon • c.lilomla 26 • Cincinnati 23 34 ' IIDWii1g an.n • Cenlnll Ltdllgan • Clemson Florida~1) Pomeroy • FreollO Geo!gla 992-6891 · VALLEY LUMBER 555 PARK ST. · • MaryiMd ' Miami, FL .Miami. OH • Michigan • Nortlem lliinoio • Noire Dame NW Louisiana Ohio 911118 • Oklahoma · Oklahoma Sial ' Pacilic · PeM Sial • Pullbl · San Diego Stale San Jooa Slate • South'n Milaillippi Syracuoa Tenne11811 Texu ·~ ·' ·:., Utah Virginia • Walhington ' Waohlnglllli Slalo . • Weslllm Micligan · .....,_ 811111 Mtlin P~ 111 East Second. Street Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2342 • Murrar .... 3& 24 23 Aoooloof>""...,. v• Llj Howard Ptln,..r'-'ul.t 28 17 ~ 21 Pr-.. .,._, TX a.& 33 M Y1MI$ 1 I at 27 21 21 ... Pri~ TOWIWI • 1o1M . . . Northern Arilona 0o11o - ' ..._r..... • Norioll ' 12 7 7 23 w...m • Tetmuu Tadw ·-u. arltlcliaM .... • 10 7 20 20 I 17 14 14 7 21 7 14 / 1 , .... 7 CMition•t lffidoncy En•u ,., log IIHt Pumps " 20 7 7 12 22 10 '. 17 14 13 21 20 . !IALI;S • SERVICE INSTALLATION 10 13 13 .....,.llr .... Heat Pump · XL 1200 Super Efficiency PROCLAMATION. SIGNED - The weelt of Oct. 4-ll) IIIII beeu procllll,med Fire Prevention · · Week by Mldcl1eport Mll101' Fred Holrman. The proclamation Cilia on citizens at home, work and s~hool lo hed . .the . me&SIIJle "Test Your 13 7 State Route 143 to cJos~ for about fQur days • • 10 21 23 13 7 Motorists will be inconve' ~oute ponation closes State 143 arolind9 un. Monday morning. • The clOL'IIR is I"'CC'"ary, repons· Jolln Dowler, .ODOT Disuict 10 Dim:tor, MarieUII, 10 1118 Disttict l O - CleW e111 Jq11110e a Sinal! slllbbrid'ae located about one-half mile off Route 7. The slrUCttire will be replaced with a concrete box culverL .Asphalt will be repaired when lite jOb is complete. District 10 officials realize the ,• . 17 ' 14 21 . 13. 20 17 11 21 '17 14 7 23 14 10 IAWUNG$-COAIS 20 17 21 12 13 "17 14 21 7 14 Fisher Funeral Home IIICI RSIO - Chnotr/op...t., 10 14 10 22 14 22 12 7 20 I 14 21 14 .....,.,.. . ttt-5141 7 21 CROWS I 17 992-5432 17 21 • 'Frl4ar lltht 1114 Sua4er Speelelf 21 BAKED POlK CHOP AND " 14 10 DRESSING . 21 14 10 --17 17 10 ' 13 13 10 SAUD, ROLL ••d CHOICE OF POlliO 14 13 10 ' • $525 , 1' I . _.MOI. .,OCII'D411,1.1 r. GREEN BAY••-13 Pacten led 28-14 ill 4th qUMit:r• ••lead dumged bands tw1c:e before Falcon QB Cbris Mlllec lhrew 'ID pass In lut411CC01lds for winDing 3S-3111181jin. . ••BUFFAI:.0••-.31 MIAMI--••17 Bills havC'WOO I0 or last 11 games va. DolpbiDa, Including ierlea·sweep last bolb were exCklng high-scoring . cootcltl, BIUnianlnR3S-311n Buft'alo, lbal41-27 ill Miami. .. ' KANSAS ClTY.;..• .l7 ••DENVER........lO . ' Broncos slipjlcd by Chiefatwk:e lut~eMCD, bCadnRibem 19,.161nDcnvetwithFG iJ!fma13 minutes, · •wlDDlDg 24-20 1n K.C., ouer QB steve DeBcq throwing rour mreuqMi.OIII · . •*MJNNESOTA••-.21 CHICAG0-• .20 .. , Vikings dropped both gameuoBean In '91,lolinRdefeaaivesttuggJe in Olla11101n seaaoo opener 10-6; 1henlosing · .· at bome In Moodily niter 34-17: Neal Andenon scortna 2 Beat 'IDs. ·= -••oETRorr.:..••tli · , . Racine youth cited in :wreck When The Time Comes See Us For Your 1993 ' Graduation Announcements·.• A Racine youth WIIS cited after a ~vebicle wieck on Ohio 124 in Suaon Township Thursday around 3:35 According to a report from \be Gallia-Mcigs.Post of.tbe Staie .Highway PIII'OI, Vebicles driven bY Jennifer R. CrosS, 17, Syiacuse, and Brian A. Andecsl!n, 16, RI!cine, were stopped in lraf&. A folloWing car, driven by Kiillberly Jenkins, 17, Racine, failed lifSWll and SlrUCk die.rear of Anderson's vehicle, pushing it into tbe rear of QUALITY PRINT Cross' car. 1n last meetinR between~ two.ln 1990. Lions II)IICt Sairits 1n N.o .• capllalizlns wiib .17 U11811swered p)mts in . 2nd balfto wiD 27-10.•. In greatmatdl-up ill Decroit-New Orleans. . I . • NEWYO~K GIANt:S--..23 ••LA.RAIJ)ERS•• -..20 Teams lastJDet iii N. Y.ln fiDIIl pmcof 1989 seuoa, GlaDu wiDDlllil34-17, clinching NFC'Eastdde.. .lied 17-17 . . . . ., atbalftlme,N. Y.lnmc:ed back with 17 points in seoond¥(. . . . . . ••NEW YORK JETS-".20 NEW ENGLAND--.10 • Teams playe4,\WO dltJcrent typCI or pmes In 2-game match-up last fall.. Jets wonlu Foxbool 211,21 boldiDg Pats ~ . onl-yanl-llne llltlJDelliiiOUl . .Pats wonFG aame InN. v.. 9:.t5. . . . : .. 255' Mill St. Middleport .· . ~SAN DIEG0'"-..20 SEATIJ.E.-.17 • · . • 992 3345 Each learn wQDIIIbome last ICIIOII, ICUing tO points In 4th.quaner to puU IIWIIY • . .S.D. · - - - - - ··- · - · ... · edged Selbawb 17-14 Ill re..n-leQOid 54-yard FG iD last 18 seconds; . .. . · · · I' . ..., • ., ,.... • .,CISCO '. . . . , • ~ ....-11171U"' .,.AI'U, ...... ""' ~ LA..RAMS-10 49ers domina!¢ Rams lilt fall ...In flnlllle "~· S.R 1Core417 pointaio iadbalfafteflO-lOtle iowin 27-10.. Jn . . . .. . leCDCICI pme. 49ai llelcl30-0 lll1ftlme lelld, wiDDID& 33-10. . • . ' .' · "'TAMPA BAY. l4 INDfANAPOUS--17 ·· In ll)llleb-up in flnlll pmepl 1991 Colla tulilbled fOil' dmea, mm1e~ Clllly FG 111 Dues bote 5-Pme losing . · . · , , . slrellk to Win 17-3....Colra lo8tf'ot rlxiiUinligbt time. . . · , ·. . · • . . ' ' WASBINGTON--..%7 ••PBOENIX--!'-10 ' .. ·. '; ~. last beatl«djlrlnsln 19811, W.U,.. wDiinl·14dlut 15 lllliflhiJ'· ..Stlna wonllbome 111.34-:0 wipeOut in · · · · . · Sept..,.bcr llrii'IIU, dieD 20-14111 pooentuft« II1IIIIDa 14-0. ·' · c , . (MoilllaJ) ••ftiO,ADEJIIIIA,..-30. · DALLAS.....~· ' ·· . Eagles had won 8 in 11 row over~ illdudln12A-O abudout Ill fint·m,w.;ap lilt ran.. .Dallas, onlhe road, · · Uledf.liiHYpe "rrl:ttlia det'CIIIC" to puB bla upee1, ~~ 25-13. ' . p.m. SHOP . ·sT/HC. Dealw· !tiTIHL " ....... ' Sf~VICE ·- ,PARTS : ' (Mst•r, Ohio S~Je from~ ~9 ~ I . ~ . (<>w:!r.• d, a...iad, ................... DOt~ I:ne .. . CHES11. . 915·3307'·. · · crow. · · GALtiPOUS FERRY - the subject came to the car and reac:lled store with one subjeci, tbe other Mason County Sheriff's Depart- inside the vehicle into the floor. sub~ were squaned down betmentis investigating an armed robHe asked tbe employee, ween tbe employee's vehicle and ~~:! wbil;h occ~ Wednesday · "Where's -your money not your . the store. . • night at Quick Rick's In Galli~lis money;, the srore:s money." The . The suhjeci iold the employee to Fell)'. ·An undisclosed amount of ·man·made her lake. him inside lite stay in tbe store and he exited cash, checks and food s18111ps were store and give him the money. The taking her ·car.keys ·wil}l him. Aplaken from the convenience store, report said there were two money parenlly tbe subjects went in dif~ located on S.R. 2. ~ under the COIDitet! ~me blue, ferent d!=tions. Til(: employee Acconling to the report. !I store one black, one from C1uzens Na- stayed m tbe store · for liPemployee closed tbe store and went tiona! and tbe other from Peoples proximately 10 seconds and then out to her vehicle aroiDtd 10:20 Bank. The subject took the money went to a residence ~~~;ross tbe road the cord ootoflhe While lhe employee was in lite . But his opponents were certam , 10 note that even with lite Seplelllber decline, the overall unemploy. · ment· rate is still 2.1 percentage points higher~ lite S.4 percent By CHARLENE HOEFLICH the .Suprcme Court, because it is an. rate when Bush rook office in JanSentinel News Stlllr issue of significance. · uary 1989. Oral ar,uments before the He also said that some negoliatThe Labor Department said lite FourthDistnctCourtofAppealson ing witb the State Deparunent of termination of an· emerg~y .sum- a Meigs County Court ofCommon Mental Rewclalion and Developmer ·jo.lls program enacted tiy Pleas decision which would bring .menial Dis&bililies is going on now Congress following lite Los~- $275,000 into Meigs County's and that whUe a sculcment "would les riots accounted for a.lo of operation of Carleton SChools and settle the case, it would not seale 97 ;000 payroll jobs last nth, Meigs lndustties will be heard on · the issue, but would be a way to get including a drop of 85,000 m tbe · Oct. 13 111 9 a.m. in the Gallia . some money into lite Meigs County government sector and 12,000 in County Court room. program." .,.. the private sector. 'The hearing is a resull of an In Judge Crow's original deciAnalysis said that teaCher strikes' aooeal by the Ohio Department of sion, the Meigs MR/DD Board was, also depressed government ~ental ReWdation and Develop- ordered to provide adequate ser.employment last month. . menial Disabilities of a decision by vices 10 Meigs MR/DD clients, Manufacturing..conljnued to be,. Meigs County Common Pleas while the Ohio MRJDD Board was severely_ dep~.essed, shedding Judge Fred W-. Crow Ill on"SepL oidered to provide any necessary another 26,000 jobs following a ~ il, 1991 . In that decision Judge fUnding to lite local board. ' · · huge 92,000 job drop in AugusL Crow ordered lhe payment of lite The order in lite case (State ex The largest declines last mpnth supplemental fundS to· the Meigs rei. Joan Cotuill versus Meigs . Were in tbe au10111obile, airclllfl and County MR/DD Board.· County Board of Mental. Rewdaapparel industries. · John Lentes.• president of the lion and Developmental Disability Employment in tbe constructio11 Meigs MR/DD B.oard, said that and otbers) came as a result of a indusrryfell by 21.000 in Septem- wharever the~~ or lite Court civillrial held inJune,l991. · ber and is doWil 67 000 since May ' of Appeals, be anUCipates that the That civil action was flied when in tbis depressed scc'tor. loser will appeal that decision to · lhe MR/DD Board announced that LalxJ: Department analysts said · that the primary reason tbe.unemployment rate has not been rising in recent montbs, despite heavy job · losses ·ill such key sectors a8 manufacluring and· construction, is. !hat the. labor market has 'not been growing since June. _ ~ ' Witb no new entrants 'int6 the· job market over.lhe past three montbs, the jobless rare has been able· to edge down even though . there has bec;n no employment ' Conlinu~ on has released pagd il would lay off 12 ·staff members !Je(;ause of financial difficulties. A pan of the order issued by Judge Crow states thai "The services provided to the MR/DD plaintiffs, which were eliminated afrer January 1991 were necessary to meet tbe basic health and wei~ fare needs of said plaintiffs including basic hygiene practices. These represent fundamental needs of the plaintiffs. "The state, by ils statutory scheme, has created for the plaintiffs an enlillemenl to receive programs and seJYicl)S in accordance with tbeir IHP's (Individual Habilitation Plan). While_the state may elect not to initiate such programs. once they have been established, · tbey become rigbrs of lite MR/DD plamliffs which JliUSI. be provided · in such a way as to not be WJCqually.afforded due to geographical location. !n no case may they be withdrawn without due process...." growtb. LalxJ: Department analysts said that Hurricane Andrew had· no . major impact on tbe Septem~ ,figures. · The new jobs report offered one .of the few bright spots in·a recent .stream or gloomy ste~ties about · the economy tbat has prompted rean 1010111 manY ioc:onOmists that the ltlrea~wcalc recovery could itall .aut · more, jUJlu a simi- · Ia' UIJIUnt did lilt year. . :. . Elected on a promise that he ·· · would cre~m ' 30 million new jobs Bob ~·· Commluloaer Richard E. ionel, · . GOf JIEADQUAR'l'ER!i OPEN.· Frank , . creinn eight ·yean. lite prl:sillent so far . .Crem~u ud hll wife, <;111'01, Stieryl wotcater .. · ot G.Wpolll, Republklla Clllldlclllle s 2g mallion short,, Iulead of · from· COD..--IID Bl!b MeEweD'I CIIIDplp; Slate Rep.-.atll"", eul the ribbon at Melp .WIIII:hing II beallby economy ~\Ull · and l'lltty Plckea, pmldellt of the Repabllcu · · . CC!IU!tJ RIJI•~ ~Huclqu~rs, wlllc)l Womea'.s Clab, AIDODJ the othen, pldured are the~ out new job•• .aush han p~ided oa Frida)' mon · • The headq1111rter$ '.1 • . over an ecmoDiy struggling with a · opened Rei:order ·Emmoaene HiDIUtoa, CommllllOner • . · ; are JociiMd ila Wilt Mala treet In Pomeroy In Meip Counly Sheriff Jllne8~M. ~ lqlOrled Fridriy morn: ·. mulli~ude· of problems from colcandklllte Bob llartellbaell ud Sheriff eaadl- · · the foraer laPin~ bulldi!lg. Pldured, · inalhlt die~ il investipling the drive-off" gas tbet't that .· lapsing banks and savings and · front date IIDd p~rtt clllllraan Paul Gerard. The t-r, are Clerk or Coarta t.arry E. SJ)iaeer, · . . · Coiillaued Oll'! 'lil' 3 . .· · . . . · • ' Joana to sreep culbacb ill ~fe!ise umber Ill the belldqUII*rs Ia 992-6442. . phoae :rreasurer Hcnrard E. Frank, Ea11lneer-elect , ...__ _ _ _.....;...,....;--~ · _ _.;,.._ _ _...........~ Jllendlnl. . ~ : G.a_s .1 · ~ c~ with infotination is llSked ihe sberifrs deP!Irlmcnl · " · "' · • · · · • Robert Boling or Folril Srreet in Syracuse notified lite depart- · mcnt yeslf.rdlly evening' that •tier in the day, neighborllood childrea had egaed lho hollle. Bolintl alao tqi011ccl tha~ he had Jieen hllvina Olher problcmuvilh lite cbllclral. ·• : : . ·· · .Chalpl wiU be filed In Meigs .County Juvenile CoUrt. ' bee .. TV & APPLIAIICE · GAS SERVICE ,- . \ . Mrs. Bmelt Vlllinwagen of Bradl!ury notified the Meigs COwtty !heriff's Deptttment yesterday ihilt at around midnight, an unknown vehicle ran off lite roadWily and .ran Ovt:E lite sbrubbery in .. ··. RIDE OU-'S·" ~ Thursday vandalism reported ·~ ---t r=-. · No injaries were reported. . ))rupage to Cross' 191111 Ford Fesliva and Andecson's 19gg Ford BroncO wu listed as light. Damage to Jenkins' 198'5 Cbevrolei CaVIIliec was listed as moderare. . J~ Was. cited by lite pattol for failure to maintain assured clear distance. ·; · · v.. . YMlical. SUPPLY~ ' ..P . NEW oitLEAMs-.;1, oGt 992-5627 Meeting with council was Bill Gilkey of Pomeroy .who has been commissioned as a Syracuse police offte.er. The commission is to aid Gilkey in his studies. at Hoelting Technical College . lie recently graduated from the Correctional Officers Academy, third in his class. He is still attending. school however. Gilkey will assist the police chief on request, it was reported. · . The mayor's report showed receipts of $1,197c Janice Lawsoll', clerk-treasurer, reported balances in all village funds, general fund, $12,351 .64; street construction, $24,967.02; highway, $4,197.61; ftre deparunept, $4,079.90; warer fund, $7,672.84; pool $10,187.50 deficit; guaranty meter, $2,47?.83; cemerery. $71.80. _ . : . Attending were Pape, Lawson, and council members Bill Roush, Jim Hill, Dennis Wolfe' and Katie Jobless r_ate drops._to 7.5 per.cent . ,~~on~g·bedgThun~ern~ftn:e0°r~sh~bOI;gun~eha•SOnedap~ ::~~e~ulled andTh~~l·~~~flce M ' RID'Vn .hearz"ng scheduled Oct• 13. . · .. r----- Local brl.ef:S. ran... ' which ttavelllte route twice a day. have passed on Monday morning. Because of the daily school bus Larry Coler, District 10 Bridge traffiC, OOOT bad considered post- Engineer, stated ODOT. employees ponins the w()Jk.Uiilil next summec. will ·wor~r; overtime if IICKlfssary lei' HoweVer;~ter discussing lite mat- · minimiie the total closurc..time. ' rez with officials from Mel.,. Local, ODOT ·had orijilially planned to it was decided lhe projectshould close the road for one week but continue as scheduled this r•n. will malce every effort to tbe hold Installation of the box culvm ·will lhe closure to four days: · not only improve drainage at the The official detour routes during site but will also ma1ce lite curve in lhe closure are US 33, SR 681 and which tbe culvert is 1oclled some: ~ SR 684. WASHINGTON (AP) - The losses. . nation's unemployment rate edsed Wh \le many analysts had down slightly to 7.5 percent in expecred the'· Federal Reserve September even though employees -. would move dram)llically to cut laid off 57,000 more workers, rhe interest rates in ~rise .to a·wealc . Labor ~b11ent said today. jobs report, analysts said today's The slight 0.1 percentage point numbers left it unclear what the improvement from August's 7.6 Fed'snextmovemightbe; ' percent rate put lite most polilically · Although the unemployment sensitive of all the economic indi· nite went down for a third sttaight caiOillllt its lowest level since May. month, afrez hitting an eight-year The repon provided a better- . high of 7.8 percent in Jun·e , the lhan-apccted look at the nation's economy was still s~edding jobs labor market one month before vot- last month. crs go to the polls. The government said, that . . Many economists had been employ~rs .trimmed !heir payrolls bneed for 1he rate to jwnp sharply by 57,000 workers as manufacturgiven lite adverse 'impacts ofHurri- ing, ·conslruetion and the governcane Andrew an~ lhe tenflination mcnt sector all sbowed declines. . Today's unemployment. report . of a summer jobs program. · · Some economists had been wiU b8 the last one rei~ befQte l&oltina for tbe job loss to top tbe N6vember election. President 100,000 beclluse of ali' these fac- Bush wu cenain to point to tbe . 1011. Wltile lite ending of the feeler- tbree. straight monlhly improveal jobs program did .slash 97,000 incnts in th6 unemployment rate as jobs, .sendee industties in.lhe pri- proof that the economy is on the vate sector helped to offset tho,ge way to recovery. ' 7 14 . 7 '" Pom•oy, Ohio 17 14 what safer ~ · Family Restaurant · •• 14 17 20 13 22 brief closure of Route 143 will ~~~i~orD~~:~::,~,~~:~ ~~:t:~:~n'l:~~~ ~~~;·~~~i~::::.&u~ 20 I 17 · Both projecrs ~e being funded witb Issue 2 money. · Trick or treat night was set for Friday, October 30, from 6 10 7 p.m. to coincide witb Middleport's plan. A letter about tbe hours of observance was sent 10 Pape by Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. The siren will, sound to begin and end the activities. It was noted that Syracuse Viilage has a 9 p.m. curfew. Youngsters under the age of 18 are nOI permitted on village streets after thai hour unless IICCQlllpanied by an aduiL A resolution was passed accepting amounts and rates as determined by the budget commission an~ autborizing the pecessary tax · levies and certifying them to tbe counry auditor. • The Syracuse fm:men will hold · a chicken barbecue Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. Mason County carryout t h •t b d bb s ore l _ . '"J arm . e · ro . ers ' 14 20 20 14 7 13 I0 ••ATLANTA-.-24 In maldl-up last fall, . 17 ·ft£. BOB PRD nRICII7 FIB~ .·.,.,.- 13 • 12 21 . 0 . 10 W.t.fn c.ro6iM U_Y..., tlinH .......... HEATING . . AND COOLING ,. 22 21 20 21 -Aioofn WARNER 17 7 I . I 10 10 21 u-. . •Hof.tra- . 992-3671 7 16 17 10 10 15 .. 21 23 a4 31 • Notlh~Mt.m n 10 10 23 . 10 0 ·Ahode - -llland · -(Oct. 2t ' Alohmond 20 12 7 10 13 V.U.I. :ze 17 • 8E UiMourl W..· 1\lle I Ncllth Catalinl 4 I T ·~.,_ Tennnnt MlltWI ' Wlllom • 11., Pt. Ploasont, w. Va.Ntw "···· w. 675-11~1 BBt-2136 ·• Centflll ltllt, OH 2'2 21 22 Z7 M 21 31 4I ·ewr.. 1-.,..------....;..-~..;,;-1 5-3301 26 ' Lth"" 8amlori · ·-.u. ' 8W .MIMo.Ht MEMBER FDIC ; ISE(Of.D STREET JACM SON AVE. - Sth STREIT ':.· 'CDIDIIICID Stale • W8ile FDnlll SoUihem Clilifomla Tample KATIE CROW Sentinel COrrespondent .· A conriact with Boll Jeffers of . Jeffecs Trucking and Excavating or Pomeroy for tbe Bridgeman Street culvert replacement project near the former.Syracuse Church of the Nazarene was sign eel by Mayor James Pape at Thursday night's meeling of Syracuse Village CooncU. Jeffers said the project will begin witbin a few days. . David V. Weber Construction of · Reedsville· was telephoned about tbe delay in srarling the Bridgeman Street stonn sewer and street repair project near the Syracuse Fire DepanmenL The village had signed a contract witb Weber on Aug. 6. Weber told council tbere had been a mixup on tbe .type 9f pipe needed for the project resulting in the 'Detector • II'• Sound Advice"; theme of lhls delay. He said work will begin ;year's observance. Joilllnl Hoffman for the signTuesday. mg were Slulwn Baker, left, and James Seddon, Middlepilrt Fire Department members. . ANDERSON'S 22 l1 13 'AlizoM 24 27 40 28 23 8 17 24 13 oJ • T-Tech ·c.ntrlll Wuh~ 8oulfl ~a. • s.m Houllon Bank'· . • RiOt 1 14 17 21 '20 13 17 46 21 27 · liACTORS . . ond RIDING MOWERS RIDENOUR 'L.S.U. Tulsa • Louilllile ........ • lci&M a.. ~ ..... l.hitr Peoples - ., 28 · ........ • ..tan.. ..... 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