https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dfa393c2e6bf7ba580dd1b79c3ee1a0d.pdf e48db474fd02775228a71dd61ef6e165 PDF Text Text > ( Page 16-The Deily Sentinel Ohio Lotter_y ---People in the news--CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP) Jane Fonda says one of the reasons her · e to Ted Turner is sue· cess~ause she's financially independent. . " I have proven myself on my own 1er111s and so I can come to the relationship as an equal,'' the actress said 'of her marriage' in December to the media mo~ul. " Othcl:wise, I'd be llleamrolled. ' Fonda, 54, was at _Radc:liffe Col· le$e on Tuesday talJ<ing about reminlSm, 'her career and licr busbaild, w~o was ~ng 11 Harvlnl. . , She S8ld sheo knows what It s !. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A gospel music stars will hit the rOad again this year ~th a Jll'O" gram of Christmas carols, spirituals and an update of Handel's Messiah. This is the third year for the tour, which has already been seen by more than 350.000 people. doze~ Jan and Kathy Duo to peform at annual meeting Jan and Kathy will be the rea· tured entertainment at the Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Tuesday at 7: II p.m. at Eastern High School in the auditorium. The well known local gospel singing duo has been performing together for seven years m Ohio, West Vrrginia, and numerous other southern srateS. They have recorded three albums and are registered song evangelisiS in the Church of the Nazarene. Jan resides m Syracuse with her husband, Ralph, and two children, Beck• and Doug. Kathy lives in Bashan with her hus· band, Luke, and sons, James and . . Blue Jays win, playoffs even at 1-1 like. t~ feel ~e backlash of antifemmat sentlllleiiL " There's a lot of things that I've been real confllled llbout for a COU· pie of years that have .led me off and on to feel ~logeac: llbout the fact.~ oonbn~ to call myself a femuust, I A she SS1Fondad. 'd she n ugust, 581 was ending her acting career to devote mqre time to her fitness business and her husband. She made her last film , "Stanley and Iris,'' in 1990. PHJLADELPIDA (AP) - Bill Cosby says students going into teaching should prepare for many roles. ' "Teaching has to take on a new banner, and if you're going to enter, yoo have to have many new haiS," Cosby told 2,S()O studeniS, faculty and SI8Cf at Drexel University, where he picked up another honorary degree Tuesday. "You're going to run into oounselors who don't know how to counsel, so you have to," he said. " You're gomg to run into pareniS who don't know how to parent, so you're going to have to parent." The entertainer, a longtime booster of higher education, was • the keynote speaker at Drexel's convocation, which marks the beginning of the academic year. Cosby has IIIISI«'s and doctoral degrees in education from the University of Massachusetts, Drexel awarded him an honorary Doctor of Pedqogy degree. A !lam. Picnic held Aaron Sayre, president of the Meigs County Farm Bureau, said lickeiS for the steak dinner will be $5 for adults and $3 for children. The meal will be prepared and served by the Eastel]l Band Boosters. Tickets may be purchased at the office, 382 East Second Street, Pomeroy, or by contacting Aaron Sayre, Maida Mora, Nita Yost, Ed Holter, Donna Davidson, Alvin Tripp, George Holter, David King, Ziba Midkiff, Larry Montgomery, Norman Will, Rex Shenefield or Jeff Warner. Reservations may also be made by calling 992·2403. A Sunday School picnic was enjoyed recently at General Hartinger Park by several members from the Middlepon First Baptist Church. Grilled hotdogs and a potluck dinner were enjoyed. There were games and activities throughout the day. Gospel music was enjoyed in the afternoon by "Sonsbine" from Jackson and by the New Life Singers from Poinr .Pleasant, W.Va., and Tabatha, who had a surprise assistant who also performed. • • e Vol. 43, No.118 . Copprighted 1M2 ,. 2 Sectlona, 18 Pegee 25 .,...,. . A Muldmeall Inc. New.peper Third dedication held at site since 1915 :$224 million locks project to be de~icated Saturday politicians. Other scheduled activi· By JIM FREEMAN ties include a skydiving exhibition, OVP New~~ Staff Formal dedication ceremony of a release of 3,000 red, white and the new $224 million locks on· the blue helium-filled balloons, fireOhio River near Gallipolis will be works and demonstrations of boats held Saturday at I p.m.. locking-through the new facility. Historically, Saturday's dedicaGallipolis Dedication Day will mclude loiS of "pomp and circum- tion of the Gallipolis Replacement stance," according to the U.S. Locks marks the third time since Army Corps of Engineers, with ·1915 that locks have been dedicatmilitary bands, speeches from high ed in this secbon of the Ohio River. rankjng, Army officials and local Incidentally, the structures were each considered marvels of their time, as far as size is concerned, and each was dedication was car· ried out with great ceremony. When dedicated by Dr. Charles E. Holzer on June 12, 1938, the old Gallipolis Locks and Dam were called by the Gallipolis Daily Tribune "one of the most modern, unusual and largest navigation aids in the WQI'Id." lbey were construct· eil at an estimated cost of $17 mil- lion. On that day, according to the Tribune, thousands of people lined both banks of the Ohio River, and ... " Amid a deafenmg salute from whistles of steamers moored above the dam as Dr. C.E. Holzer threw the lever that started the gates to move, th e Gallipolis locks were officially opened and dedicate4 at 4:30 Sunday afternoon. ''This, act climaxed the program whtch si811M promptly at 1:30 and continued for. three hours with speech-making, introduction of distmguished guesiS from half a dozen states and a fifteen-mmute radio broadcast" Among 'the dignitanes present were West Virgmia Governo r Homer E. Holt and former Ohio Governor White. An article published in the Tribune several days before the cere- mony recalled an earlier dam dedicabon - that of "Darn 26." On Sept. 7, 1915, Gallipolitans celebrated the dedication of Dam 2§along with the city's 12Sth anmversary. The Tribune reported: "The day for the celebration of Lock & Dam 26 dawned wtth a prospect for fine weather, which really followed . At ten o'clock a fleet of ten vessels for the marii'Je Continued on page 3 Willy Brandt, 78,former -.west Germany .leat!er; die,s Thl!'Air Dmct Flight basketball shoe. • 992·5627 219N. SKOND ' MIDDUPORT, OH. •' BONN, Germany (AP) ern travel and commerce. Politicians and dtplomaiS today "He was the man who was mourned and lauded Willy Brandt, right,'' Israeli foreign minisler Shithe former WeSt Gennan chancel- mon Peres said today. lor whose ovenures to the Soviet "He represented not only the · bloc bridged the East-West chasm best things in jiolitics but also the and sped the unification of Ger- best things in mankind's history,'' many. said Pierre Schori, the foretgn Brandt, 78, died of cancer at his affairs spokesman for Sweden's home m Unkel outside Bonn on Social Democratic Party. ' ·Thursday afternoon, said his top Brandt won the Nobel Peace . ai.de, Klaus Lindenberg. Brandt had Prize in 1971 for hts efforts to thaw ·been suffering from intestinal-can- the Cold War. cer for more than a year. ' In his memoirs, "My Life in Lindenberg said funeral arrange- Pohtics,'' Brandt wrore "I was one .ments will-be announced in the of those who had hardly e"er ·next few days, and said Brandt· will doubted that the divisions arising from the Second World W• would :likely receive a state burial. : As chancellor from 1969 to not last forever. Yet r had not 1974, Brandt initiated Ostpolitik- thciught it very likely t.hal it"would •overtures to the East. He nOIJIIal- be granted to ·me to see new unity ized relations with the Soviet grow from 11\;.W freedom in my own Union' and Poland and improved country." Jlr!!Pdl was_ mayor of West ~:«it!!~ !Jermany. · It wif a •controversial policy at Berlin in 1961 when East Germany tlio 'time',•bill: Ostpolitik helped buUt the Berlin Wall. He criticized open these tightly controlled soci- the Allied powers then occupying eties by making it easier for West- West for failing to take quick action to stop the wall. Brandt stood next to John F. Kennedy when the president lent the divided city his moral support ill his 1963 "Ich bin ein Berlmer" speech. He also is widely remembered for a bip to Poland when he fell to ·his knees in atonement for Nazi crimes. Many years earlier, Brandt had fled the Nazis because of his leftist politics and secretly visited Berlin in 1936' to meet with antiNazi resistance leaders. Although Brandt was highly regarded at home, be was forced to resign as chancellor in 1974 when a clo~ aide was unmasked as an East German spy. In 1987, he stepped down as chairman of the Social Democmts after the party hierarchy opposed his nomination of a non-Gennan, WILLY BRANDT non-party member to a key position. The annual Meigs County Golf Course dinner dance will be held on Sunday, November I at the Middleport Legton Hall. The ladies' auxihary will prepare the dinner and George Hall will perform at the dance. George Hall will play for the dance. Social hour will be from 6 to 7 p.m., the dinner at 7 p.m. and dance from 8 to 11 p.m. Soft drinks and ice will be available. Information is available from Bob Freed at 992-2044. Vandalism reported We're Trying To Add To Our Collection ... We Would Welcome ~y Information Or Old Pictures Of Any Of The Following Boats: "The Lorena" burned at '.Point Pleasant in '1916; . "The Senator Cordill" sank at the Ohio Dam 14; "The Little Kanawha" sank at Little Hocking. · I PLEASE CONTACT ART HARTLEY, SR. .(304) 675-1700 ~ RIVERSIDE FOOD MART 614 992-3636 ~ Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby !'ll~ that Thursday evening, deputies were called to Syracuse to mvesbgate a comp~nt that several houses were struck by ears corn thrown from a passmg vehicle. . · • One resident caught up with the vehicle, talked to the driver and obtained a license.plate number. , Charges are expected to filed in juveqile court against the four boys in the c•. Sheriff Soulsby urged parents to remind their children of the dangers of throwing corn and other objects at vehicles. Soulsby said that the driver could jerk the steering wheel, go left of center and possibly bit another vehicle head on, or the windown could be down and a kernel of com could strike the driver in the eye. • ·" • The children should be warried, Soulsby said, th1it it is illegal "' throw things at motor vehicles and if caught, offenders coUld be cited to coun. EMS units answer calls Meigs Emergency Services uniiS answered five calls for assis· tance ~stclday. 1 At 2:10p.m., Racine station went to Circle Road for a brush nre. Carl Circle was the propeny owner. At4:31 p.m., Bashan unit went to Hayman Road fur a.brush ftre • the Steve Donaldaon residence. At 6:0 I P..m., Rudand uniiS were sent to Hysell Run Road for an auto acctdcnt and took Nioole Bell and Stacy Wellin&to!l to VrJJ:t·' ans Memorial Hospital. At 7:26 p.m., Rutland sqUicf responded to • Meigs Mine 31 anil took Sparks to Holzer Medical Center. At ll:SO p.m., POmeroy sq went to the Pomeroy levee. Rich Rogers was taken to Veterans. Jm:f . . . ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 9, 1992 Dinner dance set / Low tonight In mkl·44ls. C loudy. Saturday, high In mid· . 60s. - a1 ~ Hysell reunion held at Forked Run State Park • bescendaniS of the late Denver and Frances Hysell held their third annual family reumon recently at Forked Run State Park ill Long Bottom. A potluck dinner was held fol· lowed by a busmess meeting dur· ing which officers for next year were elected. Officers are: Keith Wood, presi· dent; Mike Bing, vice-president; , Madeline Painter. secretary; Bon· nie Wood, treasurer. Prizes were given and games were played by the young peDP,Ie. Next year's reunion wtll be ,Sept 26 at 1 p.m. New adduions to the famihes are Jordan Keith Wood and Aman· da Carol Wolfe, both age one. Attending were Roger, Jane, Dennis, Bill and Janelle Hysell, Guy and Ruby Hysell , Gary, Tammy, Wendi, Fred and Heather Hysell, Amy, Chelsea and Joshua, all of Pomeroy; Evelyn, Ivan and Rodney Wood, Chester; Madeline and Ralph Painter, Middleport; Diana, Mike and Randy Bing, Btll, Becky, Bethany and Ryan Amberg· er, all of Racine; Gary, Bonnie, Jason and Andrea Warner, Jeff, Lora and Amanda-Wolfe, Kellh, Paula, Chelsey and Jordan Wood, all of Chester~ Jamie Burris, New Haven, W.Va.; Rachael Roush, Pomeroy; and Linda and Kimberly Blake; Mason, W.Va. 6911 • • 734 Pick 4: Page4 HYSELL REUNION Descendants or the late Deaver abd Frances Hysell .held their third annual ramlly reunion at Forked Run State Park in Long Bottom. - "' Pick 3: ...-----Local briefs-·- - , .. . TIURD DEDICATION -Saturday's dedication olthe Gallipo· lis Replacement Loeks near Hogsett, W.Va., marks the third time since 1915 that loeb and/or dams have been dedkatcd near that spot. Here, a plioto sliows construction or tlie current Gallipolis Locks and Dam with Dam U shown at upper-left. Dam 26 and its lock was coDSidered massive when dediCated in 19I5. The $244 miUion replacement locks are now located on the rl&ht in a rteld next to the current locks and dam. (Photo courtesy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) Police to wthhold . information HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - City and campus police will withhold details of rape cases, including victims' names, because the Marshall University newspaper has begun poblishing the names, a prosecutor said. Assistant Cabell County Prosecutor PeUf Brown said Thursday information on mpes will be withheld from the news media and the public until the cases go to trial. She spoke at a candleliibt vigil held to protest The Parthenon's policy of publishing rape victims' names and addresses. Editor Kevin Melrose said the newspaper and iiS faculty adviser would consult with lawyers today about the new policy on withholding information in rape The Parthenon ignited a controversy Sept. 22 wlicn it ran a story about a student who was raped. It named the student, gave her address and included details of the cases. aaack. Ahout 2SO people gathered in a light rain Thursday night at the Marshall Sllldent union in proteSt "I'm here tonight because it's niy decision to be here. It's lilY decision It) reveal my identity to the publi.:," said Margie Weed, who identified benc1f as a rape vic· tim. "No one can do that for mo. And by reveallns the names and addresses of rape victims, The , Parthenon is raping them again. And I'm oulraged," Weed said. "This is something about protecting our dignity, lll1r privacy, our ri~t to heal and our time to heal Without being plastered on the front page of the paper," said the Rev. Jim McCune. LEVEE SCENE - Tbla was tbe Kne In Pomeroy Tllursd•J aner1oon as one of the sternwbeelen • The Hobby ill · (ID the back, J:round) pulled into the levee ror the Third ADDual 81& Bend Sternwbeel Flllival. J'lctured in the rorearound Is tbe P.A. Deuy eU.nioll boat. �.... ..~ ... _, ~ Commentary • The Daily Sentinel · · '> - Page 2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio :' Friday, OCtober 9, 11192 : Deadline for .publication . . 'of election lette~s Oct_. 28 tion. However, m the mterest of fauness, no election letters will be accepted after 12 noiJn on Wednesday, Oc10ber 28. Individuals should address issues and not penonalities. Letters purely endorsing candidates will not be used. Letters should be 300 Words or less. ~ferably typed. All letters !Ire subject 10 editing and must be signed with name, address and telephOIIC number. Telephone numbers wilf not be published. No unsigned letters will be published. LetterS should ~ in good laste. · . • • ~~ ~ lfvh~ · ··~v~;p~~ ~~" . ~ ~p:.~~~ . ~~~~.<-~~-= c . ""to-.,~-~~ ~A,.. - -~ • Locks dedication will end years of dreaming • • ~~- . ~~~~ ~,~~ After more than 20 years of dreaming and plannil)g by area community . leaders, the new Gallipolis Locics at Hogsett will be dedicated at 1 p.m. Sarurday. · - buih · at a cost of $2.24 milli'on - will unpIug a maJOr . botThe proJect tleneck for Ohio River lraffic. Groundbrealcing ceremonies for the project were held five yeats ago, Nov. 7,1987. · . During that event, Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va,, said, "I look forward 10 the diy when a modem, .new loclcs systems here at Gallipolis gives our region grea1er ,ad~~es in winning marlcets for our ~ and produciS around tbc world. . . ·. When .the ori~ dam was dtdicptcd in 1938,it was called one of die wonders of the world. But in the 55 years that have followed, traffic on the Ohio has changed dnunaticaJiy: , · · • Yesterday's steam-powered paddlewheelers have vanished, replaced I hereby nominate this as the ~xistence on Dec. 15. The Senate . by strong di~sel-powered craft tha~ c~ push long strings of bar~es · dumbest question ever asked: refused to reauthorize it because 28 "Why is the public so cynical Republicans threatened to filibuster stretching tw1ce tbc length of anything m the steanl era. To deal. With those longer barge oows, new darns on the Ohio li11ve been built witb about poli!irnnd government?': ..•. any attempt to save iL That's 28 I hear 11 and I want to scream: 1,200-foot lock chanibers, twice the length of the 600'foot chanibei that's Because politics and government the longest of the two at Gallipolis. The olbcr is 3()0 feeL Thus, barge tows that could eaaily lock ~(~rough at other dams must are shot through ~with hypocrites lock tbroUgh at Gallipolis in sections - first broken ill two on 011e side of and pretenders and liars, that's why. Becsuse Congress gives itself sanctimonious frauds in a body of the dam, then carefully nmsscmbled on die odler,side. That's. a time-cona pay raise and calls it "ethics 100 who rani about honeSt govern·suming chore. And in the transportation business,~ is money. reform." ·Because the president ment with one face and vote Without a crystal ball, there's no way of f~g tbc exactlongclaims a hotel room is his resi- against it with the other. term economic unpact of the ~ loclcs, kic:ited in a 11ew twO-mile long Senate Majority Leader Robert canal that by-passes·die old darn,· and old Ioclcs. But die industries that dence as a ruse to evade taxes. depend on the Ohio for ~ - oil, coal and others - are loolcing · Because the vice president, after D"ole, R-Kan., says Republicans years of screedling about allortion. don't like the law because at die new Ioclcs to cut hoUn and doUars fron:1 evexy shipmaiL now says it "is not an issoe" for Democrats use it 10 piclc on them: . A typical/ear's wortb of lraffic loclccd thrOUgh at G.uipolis involves BushiQuay)e and allegations 10 the · "The independent ,counsel law has thousands o barges whipped to or from hundreds of companies - an contrary are "simply a creation" been turned into a blunt partisan amount equivalent, in tons, to 20 percent of die total annual baffiC carried club that Democrats swt swinging on the Ohio and iiS tributaries, Now, every one of these barges will be of the news media. whene-ver they feel the need to Maybe I should add a category: handled faster. The savings are obvious. · and government are shot rewrite history." Other critics say Politics Moreover, tbc new loeb at Gallipolis shOuld do much to malce the through with hypocrites, pre- the system is too ex~sive and cite Ohio Valley a farnpo~e attractive place to companies that might be shoplenders, liars and .damn fools. . as proof the $32 million that Indeping for new manufacruring sites. OK, not all public officials are pendent Counsel Lawren_ce_Walsh like thaL But at least 28 percent of has spent to probe the ~-Contta , them ' are, and that's a docu- mess. Others maintain the indepen. mentable fact. dent counsel is superfluous because On the penultimate day of the Ju.stice Department is fully September; the most significant capable of il)vestigating high-level political reform in 20 y.ears was malfeasance. Let us examine these moronic given the death sentence. The independent counsel law wiD go out of arguments one by one. Berry's World USAir strike · d . e settl ·. Weather South-Central Obio Friday night, mostly clear. Low in the mid-40s. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday, increasing cloudiness. High 65 to 70. Chance of rain 20 percent John Chase John Lochary Chase died early on Friday, OctOber 9, 1992. Services will be an11011nced at a later date by Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. .' . The first two officials investi- Walsh once 10ld Lyle Denniston of . :·. gated after the indej!endent counsel the Baltimore Sun. ·'They are not a was created in 1978 were Hamil10n measure of the process." He is .,,1 Jordan and Timothy Kraft, both ·absolutely righL , ·! members of Jimmy Carter's team. 'Remember OcL 20, 1973? That · : Nine ensuing probes - wit~ the was the evening of the Saturday , possible exceptioil of two in which Night Massacre; when Richard •" the subjects remain undisclosed - . Nixon ordered subordinates to fire involved Republicans. The obvious Special PrOsecutor Archibald Cox .. -. 'reason for this is that Republicans and close down his operation. It ..; have controlled the exe~utive was this frightening event that :,,: branch for 12 years and have thus drove home the self-evident tril\11 • been the expused party. that the executive lnnch cannot be. . .i And one more little detail: The trusted to investigate itself. ICwas . ··' much-maligned Lawrence Walsh, • this si'ngle event, more than any an 80-year-old former federal other, that led 10 the creation of the , judge, is a lifelong Republican. On indeoendem counsel. •.:' his ladder of priorities, unlike Il the Justice ·Department is to . ~ Quirky Bob and the Obstruction- · be trusted 10 do its duty, then why isiS, integrity_ in 'government obvi- has it not launched a probe of , " ously occupies a higher rung than George Bush's role in the Iran- ~ .• petty partisan ~lilies. Contra affair? Wby has it not The $32 million tab for Walsh's investigated the Bush administrafive-year probe is nothing 10 sneeze lion's role in arming Iraq before~ . at, but its value cannot be measured war in Kuwait? '~ in practical terms. Independent Because sucjl mat(!lrs ai)Vays ·... prosecutors should not be judged boil down to politics and that .-:; by die number of people they send always boils down to hypocrisy - ' 11 to jail but' by the message they and that's why we are cynical. .' ' ' deliver: No one in this democracy Joseph Spear is a syndicated • ' f. is above the law. "The convictions writer for Newspaper Eaterprlse · ·: are a by-product of the process," , Assodadon. . l , .... . ' · vote. And tlie Republican candi· comparisons: . . the black vote would be a facior in date, be it George Bush or AbraBush signed the first new CIVIl the upcomi,ng presidential eleclion. ham Lincoln reincarnated. w111 rights law in lftOre than a q~r­ That the next man to sit in the Oval receive a tolcen 10 percent of the . century, whereas ,tukansas remams Office would not do so. without one of only two states without a first having addressed himself to civil rights. law on its books. One matters of particular pertinence 10 would think that if Clinoon were as the black electolate. empathetic to the cause of civil rights as be malces himself out to We heard Ibis durhig the contentious debate over the Civil vote. be and as blacks acc.ept ,that he is Rights Act of 1991, which PresiGiven this scenario, which has he would have mimaged in 12 years dent Bush signed after earlier played opt in' every presideiuial as ~overnor to get civil rights legisrejecting a similar measure as a election since ·1964, is it any won- lation passed. quota bill. We hcianl this during the der that neilbcr party feels that it is Many blaclcs feel that Clinoon is biuerly divisive confinnation hear- necessary to compete for tbc black more committed to equal opportuings of a.ence Thomas. And we vote? Should it be a surprise to nity than Bush. A good indication heard this following die Los Ange- black voters that they are talcen for of whether this is true is bow both .granted by the Democrats and all men have promoted blaclcs within les riots. The political soothsayers were but written off by the Republicans? their own administration. The black political establishwrong. The black vote is not a facRoughly 6 percent of. Bush's tor in this year's race for tbc White ment reflexively faults the two !11ll- appointments have been black, House, at least as rar as George ties for discounting the black vote. according to a survey by the Joint ,Bush and Bill Clinton are con- But, in reality, the black electorate Center fot Political anll Economic . cerned. Neilbcr candidate has fell has only itself to blame for the SIUdies, a respected black research especially compelled to ta11c about politically impotent position in organization. That is more black race-related issues on the C~m~paign which it finds iiSelf. Its blind fealty appointments than any other other stump. ' "\o the Democratic Party and its president - Republican or Dem.QAnd why should they? Both unwillingness to give Republicans crat - in U.S. history, with the candidates recognize that Whether a fair hearing have resulted in both possible exception of Jimmy Carter they COIUI the black vote or not, parties malcing only. perfurft:lory (for whom complete figures are whether they are perceived by . appeals for black siiiJPiit't. unavailable). Really, is Gilv. Clinton's record blaclaJ to be on die right or wrong President Bush did-not simply side of race-related issues, the on race-related issues, wbich pre- · select blaclcs for mid- or low-level breakdown of the tilack vote in sumably is the basis on which positions in his adm inistrati';'il· November will lie unchanaed from blacks decide for wllom to c~t · Besides Suprem·e Court Jusuce recent presidential elecdona. ,their presidential ballots, measur- Clarence Thomas, the presiden.t 's · ' The Democralic candidate, be it ably better than t11at of President · other noteworthy appointments BW Clinton or alolf of bread, will Bush? Is it 80 percent beuU1 Hard- include Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairgamer somewhere in the neiahbor- ly. m~m Colill Powell, United Nations hood of 90 percent of the black Consider some of the relevant .Ambassador Edward Perkins, Health and Hwnan Services Secretary Louis Sullivan and Office of to Glendale, Calif. Personnel Management Director In 1936, die first generator at Boulder (later Hoover) Dam began crans- Connie Newman, who actually inmilting electrici= Angeles. sides over federal hiring. . In 1946, the O'Neill drama "The Iceman Cometh" opened at The Clinton adlilinistration says the Martin Beet Tbealer in New YOit. that it has no record of what per- Joseph Perkins q;...__,,.,j~Si~CI-~•"'"""*'-­ e1w...,..u. . tr~e . , Today .in history J!y Tbe Alloc:laled Pres! ' Today is Friday, OcL 9, tbc 283rd day of 1992. There are 83 days left in dle_year. TcKlay's Hifgliglu in Histay: On OcL 9, IIIlA", die public was first admiued to .the WashiflgiOn MonulllllllL On tbiJ' dale: In 1635, reliaioua disaident Roger Williams was banished from the Mslf'sdii•CII ~y Colony. . In 1701, die Colleaialc Scbool of O;mneclicllt -IUrr Yale UniVeqity - Wll eiiiJUnd in rfew Havea. . In 1716, 1 SJOIIP,pf Spiillsh missionaries sellled in present-day San Fnulc:ilco ' •·..' .. . . In 1855, Jotbua C. SIOddlrd of Worcester, Mass., rece1ved a petent for his Clllkxie. .. In ·1919, the Cincimwi R.edl won the World Series, five games· to t1ueo, tbe Chica&o White Sox • Comiskey Part. (The victory turned hollow amid eight members o( tbe White Sox hat! t1uown lbe Seriel in whal known IS die "Biacll: Sox" scandal.) In 1930, Laura Ingalls beeline die r~r~t woman to fly across the Uni!ed States IS she completed a nille-stop journey from Roosevelt Field, N.Y .. ~· . clellwi"' cllllc:: r• '" centage of the governor's appoint. ments have been black. We do . ": kilow lhat.the.gove~'s top blac_k .•~.; appointment 1s,the du:ector of h1s :"' state health department - no great shalces. And we lcnow that for the • levels of black support that ~ ush ', ~ and Clinton each have rece1ved, : ~ Bush has appointed a far greater ' proportion of blaclcs. . . by Clinton. also is perceived . . to race' , ·.. '~· blaclcs to be more SCIISltlve relations than Bush. The use of Willie Horton as a wedge issue in -1 1988 often is cited as a reason ; blaclcs remain disaffected from the l president But it was Clinton's run- . • ning mate, AI Gore, who was the ~ , : first to politically exploit Horton. :' : ~e used the issu~ of the blaclc c!ln- . ; i v•cted murderer s furiQilgh agamst .. : 1 ·Michael Dulcalds in the Democratic l primaries. If Willie HOftOII' is held .' ; against the Republican ticlcet, he . j also should be held against the ·-: ' · · Democratic tickeL · ! The point is that there is hardly y • : a huge difference between George . ; 'I Bush'and Bill Clinton on mlllters of race, surely not enough to merit Clinton autom·atically locking up : , nine of 10 black ba~lots next : : : month. ! · Black voters are doing them- , selves a disservice. Until they stop ; . voting for or .against presidential : • : candidates strictly on the basis of . · ' pany affiliation regardless of how . : • candidates stand on issues of osten- -- 1 siblc concern to the black commu- ·" • nity the blaclcvo~e will n_ot be : : taken seriously by etther party. , Joseph Perkfna Is a columnist : ror The San Diego Ualon-Tri- ;' ~ bune and a syndicated :wrUer ror -~ i Newspaper Enterprise Assoca- , tionH · ~: l ~ J Kitrel Williams Serbs celebrate fall of Bosnian st~onghold The Daily Sentinel (VIPS JIS-1110) Published every afternoon, Monday lhro. .h Friday; 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio by the Ohio Valley Publlahinr Company/Mullimeclia Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 4S769, Ph. 992-2166. Socond cluo poelop paid at Ohio. · 7. , Membet': ociat.ecl Preu, arlct the Ohio rio~oper Auocialion, Nallonal Adverti•iiJ Representative, Branham Ne : -;r_:r Sal eo, 733 Third A.. nue, New •~. N.,.Yarlll0017. POSTMASTER: Send tuldrou chanpo to The Dally Sentinel, Ill Court Sl ., PurnerO')', 0Hio45769. I ··~I , Grimm officiating.-Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday evening from 79p.m. ·. BOSANSKI BROD, BosniaHenegovina (AP) - Hundreds of Serb fighters cheered and danced in the slreets to celebrate the fall .of the last major Bosnian government stronghold in the north. They· swigj!ed liquor and fired their machine guns in10 the slcy. . "Bosanski Brod is ours now,, .J.,;r.- the Croats and Muslims are gone forever," 2nd Lt. Djordje Rogic said Thursday as he watched his men ·stuff six fOtorcycles into an army,bus. A nearbY. courtyard separating three high-rise apartment buildings echoed with the shouts of Serb fighters on the floors above and the sound of doors being smasbed in. Every so often, a soldier would emergefrom the dOOI'\f!ay carrying · a hoge bundle of clothing, a toaster or other household irem. "This is not theft, these are the .spOils of war that don't belong to anybOdy anymore ," said Rogic, BUB8CIIPI10N JlATIIll a,- Carrl• or Motor JloQte One Weok. ........................................... l.60 One MonU..........................................f8.95 One Year...............................:...._.....$83.20 BINGLBCOPY PBJCIC Daily. ...... ......................................25 c.... Sublcriben not dedina tD pay the carri- NEW YORK (AP) _ Two shalcy airlines shored up their poSilions a bit as USAir reached a tentative, wage~utting settlement with striking ground crew worlcers and Trans World Airlines cleared a major hurdle in banlcruptcy court. USAir said die 8.300 MachinisiS who went on strike against the nation's No. 6 airline on Monday · · h cou ld begm returnmg over 1 e weekend if the agreement is ratified quickly. The walkout forced the cancellation of· hundreds of flights. . The airline should be back to full service on Monday morning, chief executive Seth E. Schofield said. . Details of the settlement were not immediately released; but Shofield said it "acbieved.our goal of reducing costs for both the near and Ion~ term." And union negotiator Bill Scheri said the contract protects the employees''jobs. USAir, whtch lost more than $300 million in 1991 and almost $150 million in the fu:st half of this year, had asked its employees to accept 15 months of'wage and benefit reductions 10 save $400 million in one year. In TWA's reorganization, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Cmp. on Thursday dropped a demand that the airline resolve a S1.2 billion pension fund shortfall before it finishes reorganizing in bankruptcy ----·- --.eo...,. W.M eo.. '. • w-..................................... . . 16 injured in refinery explosion $224 mzllion ... came Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharges, Oct. 8.- Mrs. Darrell Campbell and daughter, Steven Colllins, Mrs. Mike Gillies and son , Patsy Gilliland, Mrs. David Ra:ovlins and daughter, B.eulah Swmdler and Kisha Waug~. -. Births, Oct. 8 - Mr. and Mrs. David McCain, son, Oa!c Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wills, son Vinton. ' wasforecastwestoftheRoclcies. One cold front brought snow in eastern Kansas and numerous thundersiOrms that battered in Wiscoosin and Indian~ as it passed llu:ough on Thursday. · • A line pf thunderstorms that raked Indiana caused 13 minor injuries in Fort Wayne, Ind., dama~ed several homes and closed the cuy's airport and downed trees and power lines in several other counties. The storlljs dumped 2 1{2 inches of rain on Alexandria in the eastcentral portion of the state. A tornado plowed through a cornfield in Grant County, Indiana. Tornadoes were also reported in central Wisconsin north of Mon - dovi and south of Amherst. There ' were no reports of injuries or major damage. . As much as six inches of rain . sinee Wednesday caused flooding iri southeastern SOuth Dalcota. Temperatures today were forecast in the 50s in the Northern Plains east to Detroil; in die 60s in the Northeast, across the Obio ValI~y. into the central Plains and in · much of Washinj!IOD state; in the .70s across die nanon's mid-section; in the 80s 8CIO$S the southern tier: and into the 90s in much of.Cali: fomia and southwest Arizona, · The high temperature for Thurs-day was 97 degrees at Imperial, Calif. .. .... WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- of patriotism," Bush said. ''That's more than two decades ago and that , dent Bush said today that if Bill the oldest ploy il) the world, tl)'ing he visited MQscow for flbout a · : Clinton has 10ld the truth about his 10 change the debate. My view is, I week as part of ·a widenour of visit to Moscow as a student he just think it's wrong." Europe. The president has been reacting · "If he'd say 'Look, I made a would accept that and it would elld ~~~\ler "as far as I'm con- 10 criticism that he is stooping to m~\alce. I shouldn't have done that, · desperation tactics worthy of the I· think that would help clear the air," Bush said. The president said again that he late Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisdoesn't question his Democratic consin and complained today that The interviewer, Charles Gibrival's patriotism but rather hi s " when I say what's in my heart son, pointed out that Clinton had qualifications for being comman- about how I think decisions impact explained the cin:umstances of his on the job of the United States, the Moscow trip. der-in-chief of the armed forces. ·· "I just don't think it's right to press and others on the left jump up "If that 1s what he said and that ·· · demonstrate on foreign soil or and get aU over me.· ' is the whole truth, sure I accept mobilize demonscrations. I believe Bush returned to Washington that,' · said the president. that's the word he used, against early today from a two-day camHe returned to the thought later. your country's policies from for- paign swing through Louisiana and " If he's told all there- is to tell on ·• eign soil," Bush said in an appear- Texas, planning 10 fly later today 10 Moscow, fine. l'm not suggesting ance on ABC's "Good Morning. Ohio , another key battleground anything unpatriotic abput thaL A ..• America.'' state. lot of people went to Moscow. : • Clinton conceded he took part in That's the 'end of that one as far as "I thinlc it's a question of judgment and character, not a question anti-war demonsttations in London I'm concerned." . at the height of the Vietnam War . -.. LOS ANGELES (AP) - A powerful explosion at an oil refinery rocked a wide area of south Los Angeles, slighUy injuring 16 people and leaving part of the plant still burning today. 40: "I'm sure the owners would The blast Thursday was in an 6prefer the fighting troops to get by-10 foot tank that mixes oil with . these things rath.er than the scav- hydrocarbons to malce gas, but its engers who willlalce Over the·town cause was not lcnown, Deputy Fire · when we leave." ~ , ~ '1..., Chief Davis Parsons said:' He said Bosnian government The .blast shattered windows · forces had offered almost no re~is­ two miles away from the refinery tance in the last two days be~ore in suburban Wilmington, 20 miles the city of 15,000 people fell Tilessouth of down10wn, and was felt at day. least 10 miles away. A light haze and putrid smell of hydrogen sulfide hung in the air, but company officials said no ooxic gases were released. C..:ontinued from page 1 Plant officials shut off reservoirs parade were lying at the public feeding hydrogen to the complex, landing, all gaily: decked in the hoping the fire would burn itself Stars and Stripes and the Union Capt. George Bauman out. Fire Jack. The Robert P. Gillham came said. . down witlr a cannon on board, and for a volun. Authorities called fu:ed a rousing salute ... of the area and tary evacuation "The front of the Public Square about 500 people spent the night in was lined with a great crowd bent shelters, said Police Sgt. Dan on seeing the beautiful sight, and as Pugel. • the steamers pulled out from shore, All of the ap,>roximately 30 and lined up in regular formation workers wbo were in the plant for their trip to the Dam with flags when the explosion occurred fluttering, blind playing, and people around 9:45 p.m. were accounted cheering, it was indeed an inspiring for, Jewea said. spectacle. One worker, Lynda! Mize, 40, "Half a mile above the Dam, the who escaped with minor injuries, Flagship Hatfield turned and _the said the blast pitched him through fleet passed her with. salutes from the air. . . their whistles, and found a harbor "I was literally catapulted 11 in the great I.,oclc, whose size 111ay blew me about 12 feet,'-' he said. be imagined from the fact that all "I tumbled in midair, did kind of a ten of the boatS entered the lock half-somersault shoulder roll I and remained there during the cere- . rememberqj from my football days monies o(the.day." . and ulf running." Conftrmed spealcers for Satur.. day's ceremony include Senator Robert Byrd and Congreaamen Bob Wise and Nick Rahall from West virginia, and. Congressmen Clarence Miller and Bob Mci;wen Veterans Memorial from Ohio. Lt. Gen. Arthur THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Williamsoo. chief of the U.S. Anny Ada Holter, Middleoort. ~ Corps of Engineers, and HuntingTHURSDAY DlSCHARGES ton District Commander Earle Ronald Jeffers !Uld Donia Crane. "Clif' Richardson are also attend- ingAll the Dedicati~n Day activities will take place at die lock lll!d cJam construction site on the West No oabocripliou by mail permitled in v Virginia side of the Ohio River anu where home carrier 1ervie~ i• near the communities of Apple anilable. Grove and Hogsett. The elllnlJIU 10 the site is 14 miles south of the SilIS w-...................................... . ver Memorial Bridge on West Vir.w ............................................. 16 ginia Route 2. · G2W..U.......................................... .76 o.lllltl• ....., ~y Admission is free and everyone IS IV..U.......................................... I23.40 • w..u ......................................... ,I4S.IIO Is invited to attend. Free parking will be available. The dedication a2 taB..o w!ll talce place rain ~ sbi11e. er maJ .....Ut in ednnce direct to The! Daily Sentinel on a thrM, •ix or 12 month bute. Cred;~ wiD be pven catTier i: Bush satisfied on Moscow trip if Clinton told the truth Kitrel Williams, Los Angeles, Mary KautT Calif., died SepL 21, 1992. Mary W. Kauff, 80, Pomeroy, He was born Jan. 12, 1936 in died Thursday, Qct. 8, 1992 at Pomeroy and was a. son of die late Pleasant Valley Hospital in .Point Charles A. Williams and Willie C. Pleasant, W.Va., foll'(}wing an Miller. He was a 1954 graduate of extended illness. · Pomeroy High School and a United · Born July 4,J912 in ltbtland, States Marine veteran. she was a daughter or the late . Mr. Williams is survived by his Franlc and Effie Conkle Still. She wife, Deloris, and daughter, Karla, was a homemalcer and a member of · Aurora, Colo.; sisters, Nina Dixthe Middleport Nazarene Church. son, Pittsburgh, Pa., Jewel Welch, She is survived by a niece and Sarah Hull, and Mary Alice nephew, with whom she made her Samuels, Pomeroy; and' a niece, home, Violet and Larry Jeffers, Suzy.Green, NashviUe, Tenn. Pomeroy; a sister, Clara Kauff, Besides his parents, he was preMiddleport; and several other ceded in death by brothers, Charles qieces and nephews. Court. Wyatt, Henry and Kenneth. Besides her pareniS she was preMemorial seNices were Sept. 26 ceded in death by her husband, at Bethel Church of God in Christ Harry Kauff, in 1971; four brothers in Los Angeles with Rev. Harrison and tme sister, RQCk officiating. · . Services will be Sunday at I Memorial contributions may be p.m. at Fisher Funeral Home in · made to the American Heart AssoMiddleport with Rev. ·LJoyd ciation. • . Black. vote once again in background _ Extended rorecasl Sunday and Moaday: Sunday and Monday, a chance of showers. Lows 40 to 45. Highs 60 to 65. Tuesday, fair . .Lows around 40. Highs in the 60s. Area·deaths J' I There had been predictions that · the state on Saturday as another cold front approaches Ohio from Ohio this afternoon with rain the northwest. Afternoon highs will returning to sections of the state range from 60 10 70 . • Saturday. A cold front moved The Columbus weather station · ~Ohio during the night result-. says the record high for this date mg m showers and thunderstorms was 89_in 1939. The record low over much of the state. A few of was 29m 1989. . the storms became severe over Sunset tonight will be 7:01 p.m. western Ohio late Thursday with Sunrise Saturday will be 7:37a.m . Around tbe nation numerous repot:ts of trees being blOW!' down. Hail also was reportClouds slr~tched over most of ed wtth some of the storms. the.~t Coast and along the·northVariable cloudines$ will prevail ern uer today as one cold front over northern Ohio tonight with pushed east and 111!0ther swooped mostly clear 5kies expected over southward over the Rockies. s~uthem sectio~s !lf the. state. It Rai_n was forecast for the Middle WIIl be cooler With overrught lows A~nc and Northeast states today, in die 40s. w1th scattered showers over the A chance of rain will return to Northern Plains. Sunny wealher IMansfield lw I• The public has a right to be·,cynical Joseph Spear By The Associated Press'. Dry weather will prevail across MICH. prise everybody.) ; Lastly, if Ross Perot is aUowcd • · to participate in the debates (a point · not quite nailed down ye~ at this writing), the uncertainties will increase almost exponentially. With no seri(lus hope of winning the election himself, Perot can afford to bear down hard on both Bush and ClintOn on the·lliugh t!COnomic questions that both have · ducked. What's more, by doing so Perot will probably maximize his · own vote, whatever that may !>C"· There is understandable. confusion over which candidate - Bush or ; Clinton - Perot will draw from ·' most heavily on Election_~y. b~l l if he succeeds in personifymg, m the debates, the demand for serious "change," he can hardly help doing considerable damage 10 Gov. . Clinton. . • If Perot realizes this, he may II)' J 10 pUll his punches at Clinton in the · debjites, or even join h!m in pi¥n~ : • on Blish. But there s nothmg . Americans like better than an . ;. undenlog, especially when his tor- ·· mentors are both calling fot higher taxes and he isn't. One caveat about the e(fect of the debates. Our liberal media are (mercifully) not aU-powerful, but they are very powerful' indeed. As .. pointed out above, they took a reasonably upbeat Republican Co~- · vention and rewrote the pubhc · memory of it as an abortion-bash- " ing, homoP.hobic war dance, It is not impoSSible that they Cl!R, over a period of days or weelcs, persuade the American people that what they l saw in the debates was not a com- " posed and incisive president but a dragon who was (don't you " remember~) duly slaughtered by St .. · · G~ of Altansas. · Snll, it won't be over till the fat · lady sings. · , William Rusher is a syudicat- · ed writer ror Newspaper Enter' prise Association. The peuy Sentinel-Page Rain expected to return to s~ctions of Ohio Saturday . Accu-Wealbcr 0 forecast for daytime conditions and on tbc wall. somehow manage to look plausibly Tbea came Mr. Bush's ·swprise · presidential, something bis residual demand for even more dl'.baln than baby fat and cbronic grin have hithClinton had requesled, and his offer erto prevented. Say what you will · about George Bush, he at least . looks like a )RSidenL · . For anolbcr thing, Clinton (and of course Bush as well) must run . . .. the risk of malcing some horren· to split tbc difference-on their dis- dous gaffe in full view of 60 or70 pule about the ground tules. Sud- milliol) people. Here Bush's tendenly it was Clinton who was on dency to a sort of verbal dyslexia the defensive and calling for 11ego- would appear to put him at a disad- · tiatiOIIS. ~w the fomiat and sched- vantage. But die very perception of uie of the llebales have been ~ this fact may actually aid Bush and on, and ·it's almost, if not quite, a hun Clinton, if Busb exceeds the brand-new ~atne. The election public's expectations or Clinton may still be Clillton's to lose, but falls below them. (The same the debates have opened up a applies, incidentally. to Vice Presiwhole series of new ways in which . dent Quayle. After fol!f years of he can lose iL being portrayed as a 10tally hapless For one thing, Clinto~n~m~u~st_n_erd_;_h_eeisis ...·w_e.II positioned 10 sur- William A. Rusher Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio OHIO Weather Friday' Oct. 9 Debates can ~urn up campaign heat President Bush's managers deserve a pat on tbc bet (one of the few !hey have eliDed Ibis yar) ra.e..,, Oldo for tbe way in whic~ they have DEVOTBD TO TD Jlii'IUaTII OJ' TD IDIOII-IIMOif .ARBA engineered die presidential debates. Not lonJ qo tbc election· was, as the saymg goes, Clinton's to lose. After having golfed tbc spring and summer away while the RlCCS· sion hung grimlb::3 and .CiiniOn ROBERT L WINGE'IT . came from far be · to move well Pabllllaer ' aheud, Mr. Bush simply bad to hit a · .. CHARLENE HOEFLICH . · home run at the Republican Con- · PAT WBITEIIEAD General Mm..:...r vention to get bact in tbc race at Aed••niPubUdM~r -..all. For a time it appeared that he . had done so, but subsequent media Ll!'l"reRS OF OPINION are welcome. They sbould be _leu than 300_. ·. criticisms of tbc Houston convenwords. All Jenen are subject to edi'!"l and muat_be •il""'! wilh name, · • tion turned the national perception address~ telephorle nlllllba'. ~0 ~p>ed Jetrm wit! be publilbed. Lelten of it into a net negative for the rbould be m good wre, addreniDJIIIUOI, not penonalilles. . Bush campaign (a point to which we will return below). B~ the end _of.Sepcernbm- the handwnting _was .. Friday, OCtober 9,1992 l 111· Cout ltnet The Daily Se~tinel w~Icomes le~ regarding the ~ov. 3 general_elec- ' ·- Perot to rerun .economic commercial DALLAS (AP) - It's not even summer and Ross Perot is in reruns. The independent ·presidential candidate will repeat his 30-minute campaign ad on the nation 's economic problems oonight instead of broadcasting a ne:w spot discussing pussible solutions. ' . "People who didn ' t~tet 10 see it wanted to see it·and people who saw it wanted to see it again, " Orson Swindle, who leads the Perot suppOrJers' organization, said Thursday. Perot is paying .ABC $620,000 ·to broadcast the ad at 9:30 l'.m. EDT. He paid $380,000 to air 1t on CBS Tuesday night, when it fin· CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) she , later moved . back to Wadsworth, where she had her daughter in March 1989. · Comer said she ~umed 10 West Virginia in Au~ust 1989 and moved in with S1mmons and his parents but later moved out. · In 1990, Simmons filed a petition claiming he was Nicole's father and requesting custody. A family law master in 1991 awarded temporary custody 10 Simmons and ordered a paternity test, Comer said. Cbl.ld c'ust.ody case . ~ore sU· p r effi e Co · U rt be1 - An Ohio woman wants the state Supreme Court to help her win back custody of her 3 1{2-year-old daughter from a former boyfriend she says is not the child's father. The justices did not indicate Thursday whether they will hear Loretta L. Comer'.s appeal of a Pendleton County Circuit Court ruling May 28 that ga~e custody of Nicole Comer to Kenneth Simmons. In her appeal petition, Comer, a native of Wadsworth, Ohio, said 'she had an af(air with Simmons in Pendle10n County in 1988. She said Civil trial continues 'A civil trial in Me\gs County Common Pleas Court, alleging personal injwy, began its second day of testimony on Fridliy. · The suit, filed by Michael Hudson, alleges personal injury received in a auto/motorcycle accident. Hudson is aslcing for damages in the amount of $150,000 from Jack Cleland, Robin E. Slater and James and Mamie Harmon. Another suit stemming ftom the same accident, filed bylina Slater, has been combined with Hudson's case and is being tried as well. 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WHOOPI GOLDBERG SISI.ER N:r· m~· -.,.-=~""_.;..... •~ MOll. lHIU lHuts. . 7:30 ONLY ADMISSIOit SI.SO 446-0923 SHOW TIMIS JRL, w. SUN. 7:30 AND 9:30 ished second ·in itS time r.c_:riod and -' was watched by 16.5 million peo- . pie. . The showing surprised many, . including Perot's aides. . . "I think it proves that the Amer- · • ican people are very concerned · · about the economy, to draw that kind of aud'ience," said spokeswoman Sharon Holman. Addressing criticism that Perot described problems without offer· - •, ing solutions, Holman said: "We . were very clear in saying up front · thatthesewerenotthesolutions... Perot will broadcast the half~ . · hour solutions ad sometime after . Sunday's presidential debate, Hoi- · ·: man said. · It's expected to include painful ·, · prescriptions -· such as higher · taxes and spending cuts- he's .'~.' mentioned but never discussed in- · ' depth. Perot generally bas urged :· ··: the public to read his paperback · · issues boolcfordetails. , . An organization called "Lead .. .. or Leave" said Thursday that Perot "· · had become the frrst presidential : .. : candidate 10 pledge 10 cut the bud- : " get deficit in half by 1996 or not seek re-election. ' . Perot has given just two TV '• · ' interviews and made no public appearances since formally entering the race liS an independent last . week. His campaigning since then includes only his ads - the halfhour program and three 60-second spots that began airing Thursday. . Divorces processed A divorce action has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Mary Joyce Finkenbinder, Racine, against WiUiam R. Finlcenbinder, Racine. . A divorce has been granted in the court lo Kim K. Sellers from John R. Sellers. Case dismissed The ci vii case of Peoples Bank against Terry Bell has been dismissed in Meigs County Common Pies Court. Marriage license issued . · A mafiia~e license has been issued in Me•gs County Common . Pleas Court to Robert Michael Bauer, 19, Long Bottom, and Carrie Anne Connolly, 17, MiddlelKJrl. Lottery numbers CLEVELAND {AP)- Here are Thursday night's Ohio Louery selections: Pick 3 Numbers 7-3-4 (seven, three, four) Pick 4 Numbers 6-9-1-1 (six, nine, one, one) Meigs announcements Revival Revival· at Flatwoods United Methodist Church will be Sunday through Saturday at 7 p.m. nightly. Rev . Charles Eaton will preach Sunday and Monday. Special singing Sunday nighL River Valley Boys, I,ancaster, w~ll perform Wednesday. Spec1al smgmg other• nights. Rev. Keith Rader and members invite the (lllb!ic. Office to close The Leading Creek Conservancy District will be closed Monday S COlONY THEATRE •' .. ' T E V E N SEAGAL UNDER'~ Sl EGE ..:... · in observance of Columbus Day. Water bills due on Saturday will be considered on time, therefore, payments received Tuesday will be on time payments. Blood pressure clinic The Harrisonville Senior Citizens will hold a blood pressure clinic Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon at the town house. Members bring a covered dish for lunch followed by a meeting. All members urged to attend. ..' ' ·, • �. ' Friday, OCtober 9, 1992 ; • Sports unworried· about losing Lindros in beating Buffalo 5-4 · The Daily Sentinel · Friday, OCtober 9, 1992 · Page 4 B7 BEN WAl.KER TORONTO (AP) - Now everyone knows why the TOJQnto Blue Jays wanted David Cone 10 much this season, and why tiVfrybody elSe will wmt him even more nex~ year. . · Cone, acquired cheaply from the 1t Leaglie playofF game aplnst Oakland In Toronto. The Blue Jays won 3-l to tie the serleilat 1-1. (AP) • a Schott dumps Quinn as Reds' GM By JOE KAY CINCINNATI. (AP) - The Cine~ Reds OUSied Bob Quinn as their general manager today, completing a front-office sweep iust ~out days after they finished a 90-wm season. A Sl!l~nt from the Reds said the club wouldn't renew Quinn's contract, which expires Monday. He was cut loose just three days after Lou Piniclla told the club he · wouldn'lretwn as manager. QuiM, 55, was the architect of the Reds' World Series championship SCllson of 1990. He fcll out of favor with chief executive Marge Schott because the club failed 10 win the NL West lhis year despite the largest payroll in club availabJe.for comment today at his eight years running-the team. . offace or home. Bill Bergesch was let go when The top in-house candidate 10 the leain repeatedly finished second · replace Quinn is player develop· under manager Pete Rose, and ment director Jim Bowden, who Murray Cook was fired after the like Quinn and l?iniella came from Reds finished fifth in 1989, the the New York Yankees org;miza· year of Rose's gambling SC/Uldal. lion. He was assistant senior viee Quinn was second-guesf!Cd by president for baseball operations in Piniella for failing 10 make a trade New Yotl: in 1989. . · ' last season, when the RedS slipped Bowdeit also was an assistant to fifth because of injury. But for player development with the Quinn and Piniella drew wide Pittsburgh Pirates from 1984-88. praise for an off-season rebuilding He joined the RedS two years ago. that ad(jed pitchers Greg Swindell Quinn's non-renewal was antici- and Tim Belcher and lead-off hitter paled. Schott was unhappy that the . Bip Roberts. · teani's $36 million payroll resulted "They did what they had 10. do in another second-place finish this in the off-season. They did their season. It's her practice 10· hold the job," pitcher Norm Charlion said. gClllleral manager responsible- "They got people in here that hdlllry. . she's fired three or them during her could play. and we had a shot. .. Quian wasn't immediately . Howev~, Schott made it clear from the outset that she expected. another championship ring for the spending spree. · "1 thank Bob for his three years <laawt II Quoboc.1:3l p.m. with the Reds," Schott said in a Bueball playolfs N.Y~at New ICDC)', 7:35p.m. srattmcnL "He did a good job, but Phi'adelp[Ua at W•:1,.. 7:35p.m. Nallonal Leape l'lllohuP"- :Ol p.m. we feel a change is necessary at TCiftdOa CalaaY,'1:05 p.m. · Taolojll this time. I wish Bob and his family - B1y" Miim-1:0!1 p.m. Ada'"' (OI.wino 2o.l) ot Piu.IN'If< • T &hor10a at Vanca&m~:, &:OS p.m. (Woltofiold l-l),lo37 p.m. all the best in the future.'' at St. I...ou.U, 8;35 p.m. · The Reds are expected to move Detroit at San lea. 10:35 p.m. A.tarna (Smoln 1 -~) at Pinabvrp quickly to replace Pinielll! and ~UIItipos ot!Ao AI>Jdeo, 10:3S p.m. (lmbok 0-1), Hl p.m. . . . .,,Od.ll Quinn. The expansion draft is less AdaiOI •l'llbbwah. 1:37 p.m. if....,. Suaday's games than live weeks away, and the club Mant:m.latBuffllo, 7:0:5 p.m. CIIIJ7 T-.y,Od.ll must decide which players it will Toron&o at Edmoruon, 1:05 p.m. PiJW:1Dtab ll Allal'lta, l:n p.m., if nee· TaqH~ Bay at OUcaso, 8:35 p.m. protect. . ..,. The ballclub fmally got around w......1,0ct.t4 Transactions Pllllburah al Adanta, 1:26 p.m., if noctoday to acknowledging lhl\t Piniel-.ur · la won't return. A statement from BasebaD N ....... Lu111e 'Schott blamed the media in part. AmtriCID Ltque CINCINNATI REDS - Fltoel Bob Tllwlday'a _.. Piniella told Schou during a Qoinn.-.._. ... TmanUJ 3. OUland l,M:tiea tiod 1·1 FLOlUDA MARllNS - Named Joe ·meeting Monday that he wouldn't AnseJ, Ja) Randolph and Dave O'Brien · accept a new contracL Piniella has Flilll1'1! pmes bn-A\" sfor the 1993 se~~m . Soo.iiay . pointed 10 Schott' s refusaliO disLOS ANOI!U>S OOOOERS - Acli.• Tcnn&o (Guzman l6-5)·al Oakland viiOd a.dy s--. pitdl.,., from lho 60cuss a contract before the end of (l)ulint 15-111), 3 p.m. day diablm.liiL S.daJ, Oct. 11 the season as a key factor in his TOt'llrtto at Oakland, 4:10 P,IIL BISkttbaU leaving. Mc.laJ, OcL 12 Nolloolllo*"boU-IIon Schott's decision to leave TmaM at o.klanid, 3:07 p.m. CHARLO'M'I! HORNETS - Sip'!'i W-y.Ocl.l4 , Piniella hanging as the season conTMyB-. ...... Olldaad It TCIIGIIKI, 3!()7 p.m. or 8:26 CLEVELAND CAfi ALlERS cluded ~pled media speculation p.m., lf nectaaq Sip.cd Ga.l.d WilkiaJ, ~. 1o a multi· . T........J,Od.l5 about his fulllre. )'CU COiltracC. • ' ~ OU!and at Toronto,. 1:37 p.m., if nee· "Mr. Piniella said that several · GOLDEN STATE .W ARRIORSSipod l.olnll s.,.....n. aUud. "' I four· newspaper articles about the Reds ' " ' - ... lud s - r.......... In the NHL ... just prior to the end of the season 10 1 nrO..y~~tr contnc:t. 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Today- 1-3 p.m. and 5:30-7 p.m., open swim -closed Tuelday- cloSed • Wedne1day - 6-7 p.m., col- · lege swim Thunday- cloted Frlcllly- 6-7 p.m., open swim· ~aturday - 2-4 p.m., open swtm Sunday, Oct, 11 - 1-3 IJ.m. and 5:30-7 p.m., open swim VICTORY· BAPTIST CHURCH • 525 N. SECOND ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. 45760 . Bank One, it can stay a little closer to 7:00 P.M. EACH EVENING home. And be ready when the pickup decides With Misslo•ary Evangelist that Tuesday is a good day to die. At ' · FRI., OCT. 16 rass Or the price ofreal estate in Tokyo. Or if its Lyne Center slate Nex{ week's activities schedule for Lyne Center is as foUows: GymJIISium hours Suaday- 1-3 p.m. and 5:30-7 p.m., open recreation Mo~day - 8-9 p.m.• college recreanon Tuesday·- closed for volleyball vs. Mt. St. Joseph and Concord, 6p.m. Wednesday - 6-7 p.m., college recrealion ' Thursday ·- closed for voti"-Y· ball vs. Thomas More, 7 p.m. . Friday - 6-7 p.m., open recre· auon Sat~rday - 2-4 p.m., open recreauon · Suaday, Oct. 18- 1-3 p.m. and 5:30-7 p.m., open recreation , ' SUN., OCT. 11 THRU Furman-Marshall contest tabbed as pivotal bout for SC.football crown .....,. W L T I'll. CFGA Monday, Oct. 12, 1992 10:00 AM-6:00 PM I . T.- Wil Be Observing New Hours Beginning Mon. thru Thurs. and Sat. DoNal S co t .. e boar· d .. By The·Aaoclated Prtll wop its debut, shoCking Montreal held scoreless. · ~ You can lake Eric J..indros and, 5-3. Stanley cup champion PittsBruins 3, Wllalen 2 (01') , well, send him 10 Philadelphia for · burgh took the New Yor\:Isllllders At Boslm, rookie Joe Juneau. a all the quebec Nordiques care. 7-3. ~beat St. Louis S•2, member of the ~ Ol~pil: That s exactly what Nordiques ~oston edged Hartford 3-2 in over- team this year, 8CORd m ovenune management did last June and the ume, Calgary routed EdmoniOII 7- against Olympic teammate Sean trade already is paying off. Mike 2, Detroit was a 5-3 winll!lr against Burke. Juneau t'ficked a shot over Ricci, one of six ,PlaYers acquired Los Angeles, and it was San Jose 4, the glove ol Burke, who appeared for ~ (lrst pick m the 1991 draft Winnipeg 3 in ovClllme. 10 have '-1 J)lltially screened. ; who refused. to sign with Quebec, Senators$, Canadlens ~ . . Murray Crav~n sc:or~d tw~ got ~ wmruilg goal Thursday in a At c;>ttawa, the Senators JOlned power-play goals m the third penr 5-4 VJCI<ry at Buffalo. expans1011 bretiRn Tampa Bay as a od for Hlrdord an!l Burke m~ Defensemen ~ Huffman. had first-time winner. The Lig.lJining severalspectacul . ar saves. Boston three assists and defenseman Steve s!unned Chicago on Wednesday lilt on onfy one of 10 ]!OWer plays. .' . · · .·.Flames 7, Oilers 2 ; Duchesne had a goal for the mght. Nordiques . Goalie Ron Hex tall Before a wild sellout crowd in At Calgary, the Flames got three made several key saves in the !bird Ottawa's fii'St regular-season Nln.. power-play ~oals iDa 1:19 span or period. game in 58 years, Doug Smail the third period, giving coach Dave "It's a different club," coach- SCOitld twice, including an empty· King his first NHL victory. AI general manager Pierre Page said netter 10 clinch iL.NeU ,Brady, Ken Mac!J!!!is led the Flames with ~ of the Nordiques' roster stoclced Hammgnd and Sylvam Turgeon goal and three assists. Gary with five of the six' players also scored for Ottawa, while Mike Roberts, a 53-goal-scon:r last yew; obtained for Lindros. "I think the K':aDe, Vincent ~ohousse and had two goals, giving him tiRe II) trade has'done a 101 in the minds of Bnan Bellows replied lor~ Cana- two games. the players." · diens. . Joe Nieuwendyk, with a pair; · One thiiig it has done is upgrade Penguias 7, Islanders 3 Joel Otio and Carey Wilson round• Quebec's bench strength. AI Piusburgh, Mario Lemieux ed oullhe scoring for the Flames. : "I'd take these live players over connected twice in the third period Petr Klima had both goals fot one player," said Joe Sakic who and had his 24th career ftve-point the Oilers. had two goals . ."Right no~ we game. With the scored tied-at 3, Red Wlnp 5, KIDp3 : have alot of depth and it's certain- Larry Murphy made a pass that At Inglewood, Calif., Steve • ly going 10 help us more than one . freed Jaromir Jagr on a 3-o~-1 Yzerman had two goals and ari r',.' pla~er. We're excited about iL" break. He scored and the Pengums assist and Tim Cheveldae made 37 'They play a different style," were off and running. saves. the Orst period ot the-Sabres' Thursday night's ! ; INSIDE MOVE - Burfalo's Pat U.fontaiae Hawerchuk said, . North Stars 5, Blues 2 Detroit also had goals from Buffalo's Dale season opener In Buffalo, N.Y., whicb the ~,' (16rmakes an inside move_~:•ast an icebouad all their offense they're just At Bloomington, Minn., Russ Yves Racine and Dina Ciccarelli "With Nordiques won S-4. (AP) : Quebec goalie Ron Hextall (27) to score durin1 taking off as soon as' the puck is Courtnall and Gaetan Duchesne on power plays, and by Vyacbeslav turned over. They' re swllching scored short~handed goals 17 sec- Kozlov. Yzerman had an empty net I'' . from defense to offense real quick onds apart m the second penod. goal with 1:03 10 go 10 clinch it. : and they've got some guys that can Minnesota had only nine shortSharks 4, Jets 3 (01'). do some damage with the puck." handed goals last year. At Daly City, Calif., Kelly So. does Buffalo. Alexander The Blues were 1 for 10 on Kisio's overtime goal won iL Kisio Mogilny scored three nines and Pat power.plays and .Bret.t Hull, v.;ho took a pass from Pelri Skriko in·the LaFontaine had a goal and three had mne goals m h1s last nme left faceoff circle and.skated across 'I probably will eliminate the loser assists. games against the North S~. ''"'" the slot, beating Bob Essensa on quanerback is 19 or S4 passing the l By V1NCENT CINISOMO from the national championship Elsewhere, expansion Ottawa the stick side. Slaiko, signed as a past two g&I)ICS. i Associated Press Writer chase. free agent in August. gQt his 400th Colorado 6, Missouri 0 : Notre Dame's crushing loss to • 'Anybody · who plays college Nln.. point. · There was one Top 25 game ;stanford and subsequent fall out of football and doesn't look forward The Sharks outshot Winnipeg· •the top 10 in The Associated Press Thursday night. No. 9 Colorado 41-24, including 18,7. in the third to playing a game against a team as :J>oll has Lou Holtz ready 10 make strug~led past Missouri 6-0 as Pat good as Miami shouldn't be in the .. period. ' Blotuaux kicked two field goals i.n ~~some sttategic - albeit drastic the mistake-filled Big Eight open- game," Penn Stale coach Joe shifts. HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) Paterno said. "I shouldn't be in · er. •' A severe knee injury suffered in the 1' . :Holtz is c~nside~ng benching It was the Buffaloes' first game ·coaching if I wasn't looking for•h1s lOp offens1ve umt for the rust 1990 spring game has not soured lhalf of Saturday's matchup with at Missouri since the infamous ward 10 this."' The Bruins (3·1) host the Cardi- Marshall tight end Mike Bartrum fifth-down game in 1990 when ;Pittsburgh (2-~). on football. AI the very least, Holtz officials lost count of downs and nal (4-1) at the Rose Bowl. "I've had a lot of ups and Although Bill Walsh made his promised the second team will get Colorado won '011 llie last play of downs," said Bartrum, a ·6-foot-4, reputation as an innovative offenthe game. an important "series ortwo." Colorado (5·0) e~ttended its .sive coach, defense has been Stan- -240-pound senior from Pomeroy, ·, 1 "We just aren't going to be the Ohio. "(But) I would do it again . ford's strong point this season. unbeaten streak to ·23 games :Same type of team you've been , "I think lhis is the best defense even if it came out the same, inagainst Big Eight teams and also 'looking ~." he said. . cluding the injury. . ., I The 33-16 loss 10 No. 11 Stan- made it 12 straight wins on the Stanford has had," Walsh said. "The injury made me realize "It's just intense, it's relentless. I road against conference opponents. :tord dropped tht Irish (3·1-1) from can't say we'll stop UCLA in their there's more to li(e than football," :No. 6 to I 3 and dashed Notre Missouri dropped 10 1-4. tracks, but we are very compelilive he said. "It made me realize you' ve Future games leame 's hopes of a national chamgot to be happy with w~al you've ., In Top 25 games Saturday, it's on defense." pionship. got and·that's what I tty to do. " • UCLA lost'last week to Arizona "In the past, I've played two No. 24 California at No. I Wash• Bartrum returned 10 action by the offensive teams, usually in both ington, No. 2 Miami at No. 7 Peiln · 23-3. "We still have to prove"our· spring game of 1991 and was the halves," Holtz said. "I think it's . State, Michigan State at No. 3 staner by the fall of that season. not bad to have your first team Michigan, Arkansas at ~o. 4 Ten- selves," Walsh said. "We never "The pain was excruciating" offensive line and ruMing backs on · nessee, No. 6 Ala&ania at '{ulane, · have an opponent we can dominate. during rehabilitation, Bartrum s'aid. the bench watch another group of North Carolina at No. 8 Florida I wish we were playing an easier "The doctors told me all the ... ,: guys perform, particularly if they State, No. 11 Stanford at No . .19 opponenL" ..· Another Pac 10 game pits Cali- problems I would have and that have some degree of success. UCLA, Georgia Southern at No. 12 made. me more detennined. With •• When guys know they're going 10 Georgia, Oldahoma State at No. 14 fornia (3-1) against top-ranked the •• .• help of (then-Marshall trainer) play, their practi~ intensity1 the!f Nebraska. Rutgers at No. 15 Syra- Washington (4-0). Kevin Lavery I go' t through it. He .'• Tailback Russell White hopes to concentrallon and everytl)mg IS cuse, Texas vs. No. 16 Oklahoma pushed me when I got tired of '• boost his Heisman TrQpby·bid with at Dallas, No. 17 Georgia Tech at much better." . .:,. . But there will have to be no Maryland, Aubwn at No. 18 Mis· an impressive showing against the doing the same routines every day." turnovers, no missed assignments sissippi State, Oregon at No. 20 Husk1es, which have one 9f the • Marshall (3-1), ranked No. 6 in Southern California, lllinois at No. nation's best defenses. . and no penalties, Holtz said. NCAA - Division I· AA, hosts "If you !!lay well against the "If we do a good job, we'll do it 21 Ohio State, Louisiana State at Southern Conference rival Furman No. r leain in the country, it has 10 No. 23 Florida, and Texas Teeh .at the rest of the year," Holtz said. on Saturday. Bartrum hopes the say somelhing," White said. "But .,• Rick Mirer may not be throwing , No. 25 .North Carolina State. Herd is able to leave behind its sole you do bad, it says something .. 'if as much against Pitt. The senior .. _The Penn State-Miami game \ loss, 44-21 last weekend at Divitoo.'' ' sion 1-A Missouri. "Everything that could have gone wrong went wrong," Baltrum ·said about the Missouri game. "It was the type of aunosphere where when we g01 d.own we couldn't get back on our. feel and give them a By MATT HARVEY every week bulllhink against Mar- ly SUJ'Ilrise you.'' ... Furman has the game. "It's tough 10 get beat and adjust, HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) shall our players know they've got edge ·on defense. The Paladins are - Marshall defensive tackle Byran to get more fued up if they want 10 giving up about 305 yards per but at home it's comfortable.," he Litton likens the Thundering stay in the game," Satterf~eld said. game compared with Marshall's said. "(Furman) is a conference • :Herd's annual game against FurCarl Tremble, Furman's leading 410. The Herd has been worst at game and hopefully part of a road man 10 a sort of caste war. rusher at 125 yards per game, said defending the pass, giving up 260 to a Southern Conference cham"Furman just has this air about the Paladins want to re-establish yards per game. Furman has pionship. It's ll vel'¥ imponant game for us. We defimtcly have 10 them," Litton said. "They think the m11stery they held over Mar- defended both the run and the that they're the royally of the shall in the 1980s, when they were about equally well. :.. Much o the have it." yardage &gllinst Marshall was piled Southern Conference. 9-1 against the Herd. ' Barirum, a prep quarterback. said . "What we've got here at Mar"Marshall's been about the only up by Missouri, whicll rolled up he receiv¢ a major shock when he · shall is the city kids and farm boys teain that' s had our number the past more than 600 yards 10181 offense.·· first arrived~ Marshall. and people who really work hard. couple of years," Tremble said . "ln the first morning's practice I •••• We love that rivarly every year," "Hopefully we can change that this Weekend games got to throw a couple of balls," 1 • he said. · year." Bartrum said. "That afternoon I .. I Marshall (3· I, 1-0) hosts FurMarshall is hoping 10 rebound was a tight end. To!liPt man (3 -2. 1-0) on Saturday in a from a 44-21 drubbing by Division "I remember calling home and SEOAL Division 1-AA game that should I-A Missouri last Saturday. Donnan Athens a1 Gallia Academy telling Dad about the move and help determine the conference said Furman probably will be his Warren Local at Jackson how disappointed and discouraged championShip. ·- leain 's first~ test. I was and I wanted him to take me •• Litton predicted the Paladins "The first three teams we Logan at Marietta home," Bartrum said. "Dad enTVC will find Marshall's 28,000-seat played, we were vastly superior.~· couraged me 10 stay. I'm happy I Alexander at Trimble stadium and its surrounding• much Donnan said. "And last week theu Nelsonville-York staye4. al Vinton County life." II was the best move m my different than their campus in players wae superior to ours." Meigs at Federal Hocking Herd coaehes are glad Bartrum Greenville, S.C. from Others "We traveled down there to · Notes: . Marshall's forte is Southern at Oak Hilf stuck around. He has 16 catches for Norwich, Ohio . •• . look a.t Furman's campus and it offense. The Herd has gained 466 Rivet Valley at Eastern . · 207 yards this season. Bartruin •• caught 40 passes for 435 yards a hioks like FJIS on .a golf course. yards a game featuring a balanced Zanesville Rosecrans at MiUer Bro. Edmunda had paatored for over six years, was year ago. ' It's all manacured," Litton said. attack. Manhall is avera~ng 242 Saturday-TVC church music director for over' three years and preMarshaJI's $30 million stadium, yards rushing per game and 224 Wellston at Belpre sently Is doing the work of a Missionary Evangelist, · which,opened last fall, is pi~Bh. But passing.... Furman has been almost it and the Marshall campus arc as impressive, pining about 390 helping churches In the Great Appalachil'n Region. located in the heart of Huntington, yards. per game. Furman has been • Bro. Edmunds hu written books and recorded singsurrounded mainly by concrete, best at running the ball, averaging '' ing and preaching tapes, which are qffered at the asphalt and old buildings. about 275 )'ards rushing and 115 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 'l1 1 1992 '•• Marshall has won 12 straight at passing. ... Furman's offense, often meetings•. home since it opened the stadium, bland, hurtS defenses when they which hils held as many as 33,000 become tax. Litton said. "'lbey'll Maahed Potatoea & Grevy people. lull you 10.sleep in there, then come But Furman coach Jimmy Sat- out with a little trick play and ~­ Buttered P•a ·' •• terfield downplayed the home-field Hot Butterad Roll advantage, saying the P11ladins Small Drink.or.Cofflil have played IOU,h. roa~ ~~s in ALGS ... TRY OUT HOMEMADE PES recent years J~gamst Dms1on 1-A (C · .•• ~ fro and North onun~ m Page 4) Sc hools like Clemson · 10 re~Pember that remark, roo, and Carolina. made a snatch catch on Gruber's · Satterfield said the riva~ry roulinc fly ball to end the second. . against the Herd has been especial· 1n the fifth, after Candy ~­ ly intense recently. Marshall has do walked with one out, Gruber • . ... ·'GRAVELY SYSTEM . . ·Gulf moat upset of the Bille Jays after Hendtniln showed off by stealing four hues in Game 2 of the 1989 playoffs, and vowed he would get even some claY• Hendenon ·saeme4 (See ALCS on Page 5) New York Mets in late August, paid off in a big way Thursday nighL He shut down Oakland for eight · · and pitched the Blue Jays victory that evened the AL playoffs -' one pme each. Kelly Gruber's two-run homer off Mike Moore in the fifth innin broke open a scoreless game. also )l(Ovided the llltest bang in a series of bruising blowS - all but three of the 11 runs so far have scored on homers. · Cone stopped Oakland's seven~ game winnmg streak iii the playoffs and also ended a slump of six straight playoff losses at the SkyDome for ToroniO. The series now shifts 10 Oak· land, where Juan Guzman will start for Toronto against another exMel, Ron Darling, on Saturday aftem0011. • Cone, eligi61e 10 file for free agency after the World Series, was coveted by nearly every contender in the stretch. The Mets, however, said they would not trade him. But wben Toronto ·offered Jeff Kent and minor leaguer Ryan thompson, two players the Mets really wanted, they said yes on Auf. 27. · . The next day, A s general manager Sandy Alderson expressed GRAVELY anger, saying he would have-avidly SALES II SERVICE. puriued Cone If he had known he 201 Condor St. was available. Only once had Colie ever·faced the A's, back in 1986 when he was an up-and-coming reliever. with Kansas City. arid that,was ,only for five ~tiers. Cone clearly benefited . from Oakland's lack of.familiarity. and befuddled its billers. . . Ril;key Henderson, ·c arney Lansford and Ruben Sierra, the 10p three batters in Oakland's lineup, . were a combined 0 for 10 until ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' :::'f.i GRUBER CONNECTS' ...;. Toronto's Kelly Grul!er (rleht) prepares to la•Ddl tllis Mike Moore pitch iniO the aealll for two-run homer In the ruth 1Dnm1 Of Thursday ni&ht's American Sierra lripled .10 Sll!lt the ninth. The same three hitters also went 0 for 10 on Wednesday night against Jack Morris. . . Sierra":,t f!iple finished Cone, who appellred upset .a t being relieved. Harold Baines, who won the opener with a ninth-inningt homer, singled off reliever Tom Henke. Mark McGwire, another home run hero in Game I, followed with a long fly ball that curved foul in left and silenced lhe crowd for · just a minute. Henke got the last two batters for the save;~ _Cone led the Blue Jays' rush onto the field 10 congran~ate him. . Hendeuon, the MVP or the 1989 playoffs, was especially con· fused , He ducked away from a curve for a called strike on die first pitch of the game, swung and missed at the second pitch and then sllUCk out with' a weak, half-swing on a nasty outside slider. Cone, who led the majors with 288 strikeouts this season, fanned six and walked three. A sellout crowd of 51,114 cheered loudly from the start. The fans were whi~ on by Blue Jays pitchers David Wells and Mike Timlin, who wore Saturday Night Live-style Coneheads while sitting in the Plopped-up bullpen in left field. . . Gruber's home run broke his postseason slump that had produced only one extta base hit in 43 at-bats, and also jxovidccl a bit or revenge on Rickey. Gruber was the The Dally Senttnel-Pag!-6 Quebe~ Toronto defeats Oakland 3-l to tie.AL p~ayoff series a( 1-1 -· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. Bank One, we always want to be in a position . Bro. G. ·G. Edmunds to do "Whatever it takes" to help you I I and Family out the day you need Us: Like iOday maybe. ' ' Ditect l.oclfS • SUNDAY SPECIAL 199~ 1 • BANKEONE MEATLOAF DINNER · l-800-677-4994 .M.., ' \Vhatever it takes. &Y«ONI:. $429 •• Anff:NS; NAM!olft"1 I'OC • b':a~c~i:~~b~b= ~~·~:le~~ Other home athletk: evealll ~ 01992 BANC,ON£ CORPORATION Ail loons are subj<et 10 credlr approval. 'Offer good on 36-monrh loans "f w $5,000 $50 pltpoid Saturday- Soccer vs. Walsh 1.!!1 finan ce charge will impacr dot rau. For example, on a loan of 15,000 }or 36 months, the paymen~ would be. Sl6 .32 wirh a rare oj 931% 1 p.m. · · ' ·,J !Mill (9.99%APR). Minimum loan amounl is $1 ,500. Offt n :xpln:s. No•t"jher 30, 1992. . · . · , ' . .. lhrec-poinl margins. "We usuallr play preuy ~!lTd and immediately celebrated by throwing his hands in the air. S,ICIAi MUSIC; SINGING EDMUNDS FAMILY VICTORY BAPTIST CHOIR VICTORY QUARTEt . SOLOISTS: Ingle McClure, Doil lark•an, Julie Young, lo• a.rktr aad Ther11an Smith You Are lnvte.d ... • : I • '• • l J �Page 6 The Dally Sentinel F'omeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' • • • Friday, October 9, 1992') . Ohio Cleveland signs ex- N.Y. Knick Wilkins By CHUCK MELVIN RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) -The Cleveland Cavalieri, tired of being Michael Ionian's favorite opponent, have sianed Gerald Wilkins iruhopes of slowN'lt ' down Jordan ·''"· A•s other """' and ~ o f the sbooung guanb. Wilkins, 29, signed a two-year deal Th~y believed to be .worth $1.1 S mlllton -. the maxtmum Clev~land could spend under the NBA s ~cap tules. Wilkins nghts had been renounced by the New York Knicks,m.akinghiman~ free asenL He said he COIJ)d lulve received more monel': elsewhere, but he wanted to play m Cleveland because he likes the \C8JII ' s style and because it has a reputation for . beir,g fU' with illdayen. 'I knew I wou1d have to accept less money to play here," he said ''I !mow Cle'velanil bas _ a billmy of taking care of lhcir .\'!'yen. If I do tile job, the money II . e of ··tseff." 1 · • • · care • In seven yean with the Knic:b, Wilkins averqed 14.9 points per same, includi~g 12.4. points last ~ Offe1111vely, his 1001t producuve !ICiUtlll was _1986-87, when he averaged 19.1 pomts. 'f!le Cavalien, however, were lessmterestedilihisoffenscthan in his ability to defend shooting guards who have given them fits o~r the years-~ such as ChJCagO's Ionian, 's Reggie Lewis and Detroit's Joe Dumars. "This year more than any other . · . year, I made· Michael- think " Wilkins Blid. ''Not many people make Michael think. W deCided 't wu . be .,: II had ::n:.:m: -. ~· 1be Ca·-"- orbaa llllllusedUICC. • •..._. ve J:lllg Ehll) '!' defend opposing shooting guard m mc:ent re-s. and although the 6·7 Eblo bas the hei ht and mindsetto do 1 respecta~le job, Jordan has had sane of his bipest . 11ames asainst the Cavaliers, mcluding 8 career-best 69-point effort in !990. . ·· "Craig and 1 . t.O be great tag team fS:£~~: guys.~ . Wilkins said. _ · ' The Cavaliers' reputation as a finessie team is fme with Wilkin~ who described himself as a f player who learned to pia 100 L Y g... rr · under Pat Riley tbe Knicks' coaCh "I· like the ~Y the Cavs play .•; · • · ' .. ·• ' • Wilkins Atd. That s my style • • But you abb need that renaclty. To go to the next level, take ~~ same game ll1d make II tougher , Wilkins who said he could be ,._ · ' · · ff the . '"'f'''Y as~ Sllrter or COIDing 0 ~!~ to the season Nov 6 at home Ch' • · ag ~~· th . now ere ar~ better fans here than the Knick~. fans. There Jr: ' Olajuwon, Rockets having trouble parting I · 8:45-9:15 a.m., ·9:30a.m. :said. We~csdfy Sunday School - 11 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services-7 p.m. Middleport Church of Christ Sth and Main . Pastor: Al Hanson · Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship- 8:15, !0:30a.m., 7 p.m. t · Free Will Baptist Church . Wedn~sday Services .. 7 p.m. · Ash S lrec:~. Middlepon Pastor: Mark Morrow S~urday Service - 7:30 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Woiship • 11 a.m., Wednesday Service-7:30 p.m. KenQ Church of Christ Wonhip-9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Bearwallow Rid&• Church of Chrilt Putor. Jack ColegrQVe Rutland.FJtst Baptist 'C hurch • Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhi p· 10:45a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist East Main St. Pastor. Dr. Lee Morris Sunday School ·9:30 a.m. Pasto,r. E. Lamar O' Bryant Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wednesday ServiCes - 7:30 p.m. Worship -I 0:30 a. m. Middleport First Baptist Tuppers Plol01 Church orC•rlst Comer Sixth &. Palmer Pastor: Rev. James A. Seddon Sunday School - 9: 15 .i.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Pastor: Robert F01ter SWlday School · 9 a.m. Worship-9:45a.m., 6:30p.m. Dexter Church of Christ . lhclne First Baptist Paslor: Ouis Stewart Pastor:'Steve Deaver Sunday School - 9:30a .m. Sunday, School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 Lm. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Worship · 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Silver Run Baptist RuUand.Chur<h of Christ Pastor: Euaene E. Underwood Pastor: Ilill Llttle Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wo~ship · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship -l0:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Miller St., Ma,on, W.Va. Sunday Schodl - 10 a.m. Pas tor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School · 9:4S a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7 p.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. "'edncsday Services· 7 p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Brodford ~burch of Chrlsl SL R1. 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pastor: Dcrd< Stump Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 om., 7:3() p.m. Pasto r: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. · Worship · 9:30a.m. • Thursday Services -7:30p.m. Wednesday SCJYiccs ·7:30p.m. ' Old Dcthc Free Will Dapllsl Church 28601SL Rt. 7, Middleport Suc<es~ Road Church or Christ Pastor. Jotcph B. H01kin1 Sunday School - 9 a.m. · Thursday Services - 7:30 p.m. Hillside Baptist Church Wonhip- 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. St. Rt. 143 just off Rt. 7 Llbert7 Christian c•urch Pauor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Dexter Sunday Schoo) • 10 a.m. E\lening -7 p.m. Wcdncsdiy Service - 7 p.m. Hope Baptist Chapel 570 Grant St., Middleport Pastor: David Bryan, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi ces - 7 p.m. VIctory Baptist . Hemlock Gro\'c Church Pastor: Charles Domiaan Pistor: Philip Stunn Sundoy School: 9:30a.m. Worship · 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study,.Wednesday, 6:30 P·ll\o Sunday School - 10 a.m. Christian Union · Worship· 11 a.m. Hob10n Church ofCbrlst In Christian Union Pastor: TherOn Durham Mt. Moriah Baptf.rt Founh & Main St., Middleport Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Past.or: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30 a~m . Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Antiquity Baptist Hartford Church of Christ In Pastor: Kermelh Smith Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. · 'lll ursday Services. 7:~0 p.m. · Christian Union Hartford, w~ Va. Pastor: Rev . David McManis Sunday School · 11 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service• -7:30p.m. Rutland Free Will Baptist Salem SL Pastor: Rev, Paul Taylor Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services ~ 7 p.m. Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church of God ML Moriah Church of God Racine Putor: Rev. James Sauerficld Middleport Sunday School -9:45 a.m. Sunday SChool • 10 a.m. Evening· 7 p.m. Worsl!ip - 11 Wednesday Se rvi ce!· 7 p.m. Wednesday Service ~~Serv ice- Rutland Church of God Pastor! Johil F. Corcoran Sunda~ School . 10 a.m. Wonh1p • 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m . .·992-2155 RACINE PLANfNG Mill K&C JEWELERS l·.-r.. • ,.,, ., w .1.-. :: l·• 212 E. Main Sheet 992· )785. Ponietoy MEIGS TIRE CENTER. INC. • ' John F , Fu1t1 , Mqr . Ph . ft1 · l101 POMEROY, OHI0-'1'17·6617 Pomeroy BILL QUI\=KEL CHURCH • BIBLES '. 204 Condor St, • . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~. . 't • • 93 Mill Street Midtleport. Ohio 46780 POIIII!Oy, OH. 992-2975 992· I ·' • S.Utto C...•llle U•lled Methodist Porlsh " ' - ' Helm Kline Coal¥111e Closrdt Main ol Flflh SL Sunday Sebool- 10 a.m. Sundoy School· 10 o.m. Thunclay Services • 7 p.m. Wonhip- 9un. Tuesday SeMcu • 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Brenda Weber Worship · 9:30 a.m. Sunday School -9:30 un. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednetdoy Servite~ -7:30p.m. Wednesdoy Servia:s - 8 p.m. T-Cit- 1 Co. Rd. 63 Sdtool · 9:30a.m. wcii.....,, - tO:.JO LI1L Tuppl'"s l'talnJ Sl. Paul -~Gas,D Sunday Sebool - 9:30am. Wonllip • 10:30 a.m., 6p.m. Wednaday Services -7 p.m. Sunday School -9Lm. Wors hip - 10 a.m.. Tuesdoy Services -7:30p.m. RAWUNGS..C:OAn Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Everiing 7 p.m. Thun day Service · 7 p.m. Pentecostal Syracuse Mission Ptnti!<OIIal A...,biJ 1411 Bridgeman SL., Syracuse Pastor: Roy (Mike) Thompson Sund.fy School · 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednescby Sc.rvic:c • 7 p.m. Putor: William Hoback Sunday School · 10 o.m. Middleport Penlecost.ol Third Ave. Pastor: ReV. Clark. Baker Pastor: Edsel Hart Sundoy School - 10 o.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednetday ServiceJ -7:30p.m. Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Dyesvllte Community Church Presbyterian Sundoy School ·9:30a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Christian Fellowship Center Salem SL, Rulland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 11 :IS a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Morse Chapel Church Supr..: Mike Mauon Sunday school - 10 a.m. Worship · lla.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ServiC:e · 7 p.m. Fallh Gospel Churd1 Lons 11ouom Sunday School -9:30a.m. Evening -7 p.m. Wedneday Service · 7 p.m. United Folth Church Rt 7 on Pomeroy By·Pm Pas tor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School . 9:3o o.m. Wo11hip · 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. . E«loslo Fellowship 128 Mill SL, Middleport Sunday School · 10 a.m. Horri~vlllt ·- Prsbytcrlan Church Worship · 9a.m. Sundo~ School · 9:45 Lm. · Middleport Presbyterian Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship·lO a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd & 4th Sun.) Syraru'se Flrst United ~resbytcrian Sunday School - 10 o.m. Wonhip · 11 a.m., 1p.m. (ht & Jnl Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist Sevenlh·Day Adventist Mulbeny Hll. Rd., Pomeroy Pqtor. Roy Lawintky Saturday Service•: Sabbath School · 2p.m: Wonhip • 3 p.m. United Brethren Mt. Hennon United Brethren In Christ Church Tens Community off CR 82 PaslOr: Raben Sanden Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 o.m.;7:30p.m. Wed nestb y SeNices • 7:30p.m. Eden United Br...ren In Ch; lst 2 1/2 miles north of Reecbvill.e on State Route 124 · Pattor: Rev. Roben Markley Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip · 7:30p.m. Wcdnelday Services · 7:30p.m. \ Evenina - 7 p.m. Wednesdar S.rvioo -7 p.m. . Pomeroy "'Di~n i l~· and Se n ·in• A/•,·n :v~" Nationwide Ins. Co. Established 1913 ol Columbvs. 0 . 9'12-2121 10. MtAorry ~·o. "2·"" f 271 North s...... llhl..,.,•• Ohio EWING FUNERAL HOME ' Evenins ~ 7 p.m. ~ednesday Services • 1 p.m. Off RL"I24 liS (. MemOJial Dr. "2 ,2_104 "l ·lJII Pom P( OY SL RL 124, Racine Huel Community Church Veterans Memorial Hospital IOol W. M•an Sunday School - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. ·~'! 214 E. Main 992· 5130 Pomeroy Pa1tor: Rev. .Michael Pancio Bailey Run Road . _(M;\ INSURANCE .---==-; SERVICES Rejoldn& Life Chureh 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Fallh Tabo:rna<le Church 992·5432 Brogan-Warner Evening · 7 p.m. Thu11doy ServiCe- 7:30p.m. 228 w. Main St., Pomeroy Middleport Sunday School9:30 a.m. SWlday School I0o.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. "helurlrtg K"'fllclly Fried Chlclrt11 " . Sunday School9:30 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. 11!5 Buucmut Ave., Pomeroy. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m . Crow's Family Restaurant FISHER FUNERAL HOME 264 South 2ncl Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Tho SaiYatlon Anny Pa110r. Oiuck McPherson Pastor: Sharon Hausman 992-5141 CaiYiry l'tlgrlm Chapel ML Olive Communll)' Church Pu tor; Lawrence Bush • CnndS.reco Sunday Sebool · 10 a.m. Wonllip - Jl..a.m. Rct:dSYille Pas10r. Re•. Seldon Jobn"''' · Wonhip ·9:30a.m. ·Sundo~ School - 10:30 a.m. WednesdayServices -7:30p.m. Oturdl · 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Sunday Seboo1 -9 a.m. Warship - 10 Lt1L ~CIIurch Pa110r: Rev. Seldon Jolmon Thunday Service -7:30p.m. Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman lldlldOoorclt WcdnesdaySavicos - lOa.m. LooiBotiOID . TrinllJ Coogregotlonal Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Township Rd., 468C Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesdoy Services· 7:30 p.m. Pastor: A. SLcwan. SundaySchool · 10 o.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Pastor. Rev. Emmett Rawson Chostor Pastor: Sharon Hausman ~ Worship · 9 a.m. Spiritual Fohh Church State 338, Antiquity Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Wonhip · 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. Aifftd Pastor: Sharon Hau~ Sundoy School - 9:30 o.rn. En4tlme House of Pnyer C.rmd East !.dart Thunday SeMCCJ -7p.m. Other Churches SUvers\lllle Word of Faith Pastor. David Dailey PasJor,RoaerG"""' Sundoy Sdtool - 10 o.m. Wonltip -9o.m. Ract.e ra-: RoaerG .... Sunday Sebool - tO o.m. Wanhip · II a.m. Laum Clllr F'rH MetllodiJI Church "'-' PaerTmnblay Sunday Sebool- 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednaday SeMcu -7 p.m. RaUoDd Bible Methodist p._, Rev. Ivan Mycn ·Sunday Sebool - 9:30o.m. E-una -7p.m. Wednaday SeMc:es · 7p.m. Pastor: O&arles Iones Pastor: Rev, Blackwood S,unday School · 9:30 Lm. Worship 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. WednesdaySeMce . 7:30p.m. Middleport Communlt1 Church S75 Pearl St., Middleport Pasior: Sam Anderson Pastor. Kenneth Bal:er Sunday Sebool· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. (1st & Jnl Sun) Sunday School · 9:30a.m. · Sundoy School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. "'-' !Cameth Baker Sunday Sebool - 10 a.m. Wonltip · 9o.m. Wednesday Services· 10 a.m. •. Mt. Olive United M,.hodlst Off 124 behind WilkesYille Wednesday Se1Viees · 7p.m. Calury Bible Church Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Wonhip - 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Yfednesday Service -7:30p.m. ' Wonhip - IG-J0Lm. Thunday Services -7:30p.m. ·· Wednesday Servia= · 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service ~7 :30p.m . Wonhip · 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. l'solcr. Kenneth Baker s-lay Sebool· 9:4S o.m. Graham United Melllod.. Wonhip -9:30 o.m. {1st A. 2nd Sun~ 7:30p.m. {3nl &: 4th Sun) New Haven Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Glendon Stroud llundoy ScM.:.s - 7 p.m. Manl1• Slor Untied Methodtst Falrvlr!w Dible Church l.e1!'1\, W.Va. RL 1 Pastor: James Lewis Sunday School · ltl a.m. Sunday wcnhip · 10 a.m. Wednc:aday service • 6:30p.m. Worship- 10:4S Lm. {2nd & 4th Sun) Comer Sycamore&. Second SL, Paneroy PastOr: Laura A. Leach Sludlk:r Sundoy School • 9:4S a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service -7 p.m. Wednesday Servic;:es - 7 p.m. {at Burlinahom chu1Ch off Route 33) . Pastor: Robert Vllll<C " ' - ' Kenneth Baker s-lay $chool - 9:30 o.m. St. Paul Lutknn Church Pastor: ~v. PhiUip Ridenour Sunday School · 9:30.o.m. Worship · 10:40 o.m., 7p.m. Rt111111d Pastor: Anhur Ctobt"" Sebool · 9:30a.m. lletUtoJ Patricia Bonds-Kruc Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip · 11 o.m. White's Chapel Weoteran Coolville Road Pastor: William Justis Wonltip -9a.m. Our S&Yiour Lutheran Clnardl Walnut and Henry Sts., Ra~swood, W.Va. Co·paston: ReYI. Ridlanl & Wednesday Se.vice · 7 p.m. Pvnlaod First Chun:h of lhe Nozarvne S.OW.IIe PineGnwe SundaySchool -9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Worship · ll a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Pastor: Flormce Smith Sunday Sdtool - 10 a.m. Pastor. l.aU111 A. I.each·Siudller · Wonhip -9:30a.m. · Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. · Pa~tor: Rev. Roaer Willford Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Soi-Cmter "'-' Ron Fieree S....... School - 9: IS o.m. Wonhii>- 10:15 Lm. SL Jo11n Lodll.,... Cltordo Pallor: Rev. Hcrben Orate R.,at11nd Church of the Nu.aren~ Pastor: ~uel Basye s......, Worship - IG-JO Lll!. P. J. PAULE~ AGENT C\\\,rt S,r~ ! ' !B....~s • Minernlllt Wonhip - 10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. Wedoo:sday Senoicoes -7:30p.m. I-Sprtnp Paslor-.Keith Roder s...doySeboo1 .9:15 a.m. Wcnhip - 10 a.m Wednaday Services - 6 p.m. Lutheran Sunday School:-9:30 Lm. Even&ns - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7p.m. l'aS10r. Eunhoe {Groa:) Kee s-lay Sebool · 9: IS a.m. Wednesday Services -7:30p.m. Kingsbury Rood Pasmr: Clyde W. Ht.nCicfJV£1 Freodom Go:tpd Mission Bold Knob, oo Co. Rd. 3 i Wonltip - tO a.m. Pva.enr Reoraonlzod Cllordt ol 1 - Cl1rbt ln Lau.r Da7 Salolas Ponlond-Racine Rd. Pastor. Willillll Roush Sundoy School - 9:30 LnL - Wonhio • 10:30 Lm. Carleton Jnterdtnomlnalloaal Churdl Chosler Churth ofthe NllZtlrcne . 1'-t Claapti Pastor. FloRuci Smith Suoday School · 9 Lm. Latter-Day S'lints Wednesday Servige - 7 p.m. l'luor: F11111tSmith Sunday School -9:30a.m, WorshiP - 10:30 o.m. Wodoesdoy Services . 6p.m. Wonltip • 10 a.m. Horrisonvllle Hotillcss Claap<er Pastor. Rev. John NC'o'iJ\e Sunday SchooiiO.Lm. Wonhip-11 a:m.,7:30p.m. . Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Sil..,rRidp · PallOr. Duane Sydenslridter Sunday School · 9 un. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service ._ 7 p.m. Pastor. 0..... Newman Sunday School -'9Lm. Sunday ad\ool -9:30 Lm. Wonhip·l0:30Llft., 7:30p.m':" Wednes<lay Service· 7:30p.m. Hysell Run HollnOSI Church Pastor. R.obett Monley S101doy School -9:30 o.m. Wonhip - IO:•s a.m., 7p.m. Thunday Sc1Vice -1:30 p.m. Meigs Coop.,...U•e Paristl Northeaot au- . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Forest Run Qaptlst Pastor: Arius Hurt . PI•• GrWI't Bible Hei_Cio_ lfl mile off RL 32S PaslQr. Rev. O'Dell Manley Sooth Bethel New T...meot Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. · H.... (Middleport) Hoi mess Reedsville Chur<h or Christ Co)Jine l Mak ing Syracuse .. 992 3978 Wonhip -9Lm. Thunday Setvices -6:30 p.m. Momina Prayer 2nd • 41h Sundays Prinoipol Scna ond Sunday SdoaOt II ...,, Thurtday servicca ~ 7:30p.m._ -.,..,, Churdt ollhe Nazarene Putor. Reo. Thomas McClung Sunday School -9:30Lm. Wonhip -10:30 Lm. md 6p.m. Suoday School - 10 a.m. · Sl.,l'uueroy Holy EuchoristlstA 3nl Sundayo, Faith Baptist Church Mill Work Foresta•• 326E. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Sundoy School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Semte~ -7 p.m. Pastor. Dcsun N~ . Cnce ~ _. Cllflrdl Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Railroad St., Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. ' Wonbip - Eptscopal N- Setllement Church Sunday Wonhip . 2:30p.m.; SynCUit.Chun:h flthe Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan Sunday School - 10 a.m. II LnL, 6 p.m. Thonday Smoices · 7p.m. Pastor: Gary Hines Sj111doy S::hool -9:30a.m. Wonhip - 6 p.m. Wtdnotday SeMces -7 p.m. Full GOiptiLllht33045Hiland Road, Pomeroy Paator: R., Hunter Swiday School - toa.m. E•minc 7:30p.m. ·· Tuesday ol Thunday ·7:30p.m. R-.llltFelloWihlp Chur<b ot·JIIe Nuarene Pastor:Jdtn W. DcuJlas Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonllip · 10:4S Lift., 7 p.m. WcdneJday Services •7 p.m. Pasoor: Keith Roder Olester Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Worship · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. For More Information ' Worship · 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Wedneoday Service 7:30p.m. Pasto r: James E. Keesee · ADVERTISING DEADLINE OCTOBER 16th · Insertion October 23 Call Dave or P. J. . Lanp:vllle Christian Church . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. 525 N. 2nd St., Middleport DECISION 92" · PallOr. Woody Call Worship · II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. 1 Flotweo.b Mason Church or Christ Mt. Union Baptist Evening · 7:30p.m. New Life Churdl ot God Zion Chur<h of Christ Pomeroy, Hatrisooville Rd. (Rt 143) Bradbury Church of Christ Panor: Tom Runyon • Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Tuosday Smoices -7 p.m. Wesleyan Bible HoiJMss Cllurdo 75 Pud SL, Middlcpon. Puaai: Rev. Roy MeCuly Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m.. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. First Soulhcrn Baellst 4 1872 Pomeroy Pike Worship · I I a.rn. Wednesday SeMces -7 p.m. ' Middleport Cburrll or u.f Nuaroae Pas10r. Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sundoy School - 9:JO o.m. Wonbip · 10:30 Lm., 6:30p.m. Wednetdoy Services · 7p.m. P11110r. Keith Roder Sunday School - 10 Lm Wonhip . 9 o.m., 6 p.m: Sundoy Sohool - 10 u n. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Panor: Interim pa~tor Worship- 10:30 a.m. I Etoter,rist SWidll)' School -9:30 Lm. Wonhip - 10:30Llft., 7:30p.m. Wcdnelday Service -7:30 p.m. Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Sunday School· 10 a.m. 11 Servioe:s - 7 p.m. Po.,eror Westside Chu~·ofChrilt 33226 Child...,'• Home Rd. 992·3847 Sunday school - 9:45a.m. Worship · ll a.m. an d 7 p.m. Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. The Daily Sentinel Will Publish A Special Supplement . no- Putor: Pat HICIUOII Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. David Bryan ATTENTION CANDIDATES ~~·•t!Sr..._l r-..r. Newm111 SundaY ~ • 9:45 a.m~ '• Wonltip - It a.m. C.urdl o(God ofl'r.ap• rcr 0.1. Whit< Rd. offSL RL 160 'Pastor: A~di;;::'MiJ Hope Baptlot Church {Southern) S70 Grant St., Middleport CREMEANS e-n. a... . w.........., Services . 7:30 p.m. . play• Wilkins smilmg. . •• .. :r~e Cavahers we!e to open; traUIJJIB camp today. With. I~ players !J!I hand. The only s•gnU:IC':Ifll addillOns to the roster are Wilkins Md forward Jerome Lane, a free- quarterback&. beaspirits thban the Giants, who were Not that Cunningham considers ten Y the weak Raiders last himself a scrambler. , weet. ·'I feel m«n comfortable in the The Giants will be without quarpocket tlian out of the pocket," terback Phil Simms and their Cutfningham Aid. •'I know I'm ~h_. Ray Handley, igain is feudm«n ~ent oow. And I've gained mg wtlh the media. maumty from that year of watching But Jeff Hpstetler is unbeaten from up top (ill the press box). I against the Cardinals with six vicused to come out and hurry and try tories, five as a starter: to make things happen. It's not · "Last year, he was the differabout that. It's about droppin' back' ence !n beating us down here, •• normally,like you do in practice." Cardtnals cornerback Robert ' Elsewhere Sunday, the other Massey said from Phoenix. unbeaten, AFC 'East leader Miami, And the team has confidence in is at home against A-tlanta. Also, Hostetler, who was the Giants' it's Phoenix at tbe New York staner until injured in preseason. Giants; Pittsburgh at Cleveland; Simms has taken every snap since . . San Francisco at New England; the season began. · "I thin1c he's ready;" offensive Seattle at Dallas; Buffalo at the Los Angeles Raiders; Houston at coordinator" Jim Fassel said. "For . 94th District Cincinnati; the New York Jets at the backup guys, it's always hard Stale Representative Indianapolis; and the Los Angeles because be ·doesn't get any reps. l>oid tor by tho commiiiH to Elect Rams at New Orleans. But he's stayed mentally with it Frank A. cromeano,Stovon B. On Monday night, Dmver is at and will get himself into the groove Chopman, Trw•. Washington. · 1as~best~~he~can~·~":________:::==========~ Off this week are Chicl!go, r Lee;a! Notice Detr~~~ (lreen Bay, Minnesota, San ....iq!o and Tampa Bay. . Notice is given that Pennsylvania Alternative Communications, Inc. bad Like Philadelphia, Phoenix filed an application with the Public Utilities Cooultission of Ohio (Case No. · comes off a big victory, it's ftrSt win of the year. The Cardinals ~2-1200-TP-ACE) requesting aulbority to furnish intrastate interexcbange ended an 11-game losing streak last telecommunication sirvicesand traditional operator services in all counties Sunday by beating the Redsltins. of Ohio. Any interested person, fiiDI, corporation, or entity that can.show · · "I think right now our team is good cause why this application should not be granted should file with the becoming convinced we're a ~ood Commission a written statement detailing tbe reasons on or before Novemteam, 1)01 a 8JW team," Cardinals · coach Joe Bugel said. "I think ber 2, 1992. Unless the Cpmmission receives a written stalementto that when you believe you're a goOd effect and an accompanying request for oral bearing on such issue, this team, you can win every Sunday. matter will be decided oo tbe basis of the information contained in the This is a division game. We'd like application and the Brrtdavits submitted by the applicant. Further informa: to win it and get bac1c in the hunL'' Wlille Phoenix (1 -3) isn't likely tion mity be obtained by cOntacting the Public Utilities Commission of to be Ln the NFC East chase, 11 Obio, 180 East I! road Street, Columbus, Obio 43266-0573. enters ,Sunday's game in far better p.m. - 10:30 a.m. from Colorado State who played in Switzerland last Jay Guidingia-, 8 6-10 center from Minnesoii·Duluth; Jim Havrilla, a 6-11 center from Western Michigan, and Benford Williams, a 6-S guard fromTeus. Four Portsm~uth athletes play two sports at the same time ' :IS p.m.; Mass - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller won'!,be~l<_>tof'!<xllng. ~nthefust Oilers to face · wounded tiger in Bengals ~atbome. RC\'. Walter E. Apostolic Churd1 of Jesus Christ Apostolic .Philadelphia-K.c.·battle Sunday's ~~~~i~~::::i ye~r; t. op-·N FL ·game,· NFC. Central ··die . By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer _ The Eagles arc soaring . The ChiefS are reeling. · NEW CAVALIER- Former New York Knlcks guard Gerald Doesn ' t sound like a classic Wilkins talks wilb reporters at Richfield Coliseum Thursday after matchup, yet Philadelphia's visit to the announcement thai be bad signed a multi-year contract with lbe Kansas City migbt be the highlight Cleveland Cavaliers. (AP) of Sunday's JIIF[. action. . ' The Eagles, corniJig off a 31-7 rout of Dallas that estilblisbed them as the class of ttie NFC at 4-0, seem to have everythin . 111 soing in their favor. They lead the NFL in total defense ind rushing defen(IC and ar!) third against the pass . P.hiladelphia has yielded only 34 ?tiers By VINCENT CINJSOMO points. Philadelphia signed ftrst-rourid Associated Press Wriler And the Eagles' offensive attack The Houston Rockets and draft choice Clarence Weather- is no slouch, either, especially on · Hakeem Olajuwon finally got spoon and traded Jayson Williams the ground, where il ranks third. around to a trade. Unfortunately, to New Jersey. • Kansa~ City, meanwhile, fell Hornets instead of players, harsh words apanas it always does - late in Negotiations between Charlotte last weekend's game at Denver. were exchanged. Olajuwon and Houston RQ~;lcets and the agent for Alonzo Mourning John Elway- as he always does owner Charlie Thomas deall verbal ha~e soured o.ver what officials say -picked apart ..the Chiefs m rallyblows, with Olajuwon calling ts Improper· interference in the ing the BrotiCOS for a 20-19 win. · Thomas a e()Ward and Thomas say- team's affairs. "I can assure you," Chiefs Team owner George Shinn and ing he wasn ' t trying to build a coach Marty Schottenheimer said, friendship with his unhappy eenter. p~sident Spencer Stolpen claimed "that that game Will not affect Initially, the Rockets center and that O!lvid Falk, Mourning's repre- what happens Sunday against owner shook hands when Olajuwon sentative, had suggested trading Philadelphia We have a history of came onto The Su111mit floor to some players for draft picks as a playing well after ·a disappointing begin the interview sessions. Then means of giving the Hornets more loss." . · they broke up into different inter- money under the NBA salary i:ap, There· is _very lillie history . view groups and the fireworks Also, Charlotte signed guard Tony between theSe teams. They have Bennett, their second-round pick started. met only once, a· 21-20 victory for " There is an old saying in my from Wisconsin-Green Bay. the visiuns Eagles in 1972. Spurs country (Nigeria), 'Silence is the Not having seen the Eagles The Spuis and David Robinson best answer for a fool,"' Olajuwon before cloud Scholtensaid. "I don't want to get down in resolved a contract snag, removing heimer's won't opinion. · the mud with this ·organization. a shadow that had loomed over the "They look pretty good," start of training camp. . Everything will come out." Schotlenheimer said of the only Timhe.Wolves The feud has been simmering ChriSlian Laettner was missing unbeaten team in the NFC. . since last March when Olajuwon Randall CuMingham has looked demanded an apology and a trade from ·Minnesota's media day, and great. Coming off major knee alter he was suspended by general is expected to miss the opening of surgery which sidelined him last manager Steve Patterson for refus- training camp Friday. season, he has hit 64 of 91 passes Club president Bob Stein said ing to suit up al1er being given doc· for 8~8 yards, eight touchdowns · tor's clearance to play. Olajuwon he had a produ_ctive conversation and only one interception. And the Thursday with Laettner's agent, said he had a hamstring injury. Chiefs struggle against mobile The Rockets were involved in Am Tellum. Tellum·had wanted to intensive offseason efforts to trade see what the Charlotte Hornets · Olajuwon but all their deals fell would pay Alonzo Mourning through. Olajuwon was surprised who was dralted just ahead of Laet· that as a three-time all-NBA center, tner - before starting negotiations with the Timberwolves. a deal couldn't be made. Warriors ''I'm not trying to build a perGolden Stale signed their ftrstsonal relationship here," Thomas ·By MICHAEL A. LUTZ said. "If he wants a personal rela- round draft pick, Alabama guard HOUSTON (AP) .- The Houstionship then it's up to him to come Latrell Sprewell, to a four-year · ton Oilers defense knows it's fac, to n\e. You know who makes peo- contract. ing a wounded tiger in Cincinnati Suns ple happy? Themselves, people trying to decipher the sleight-ofmake themselves happy." . Pti<x:nix si~ fust-round dralt hand trickery of slumping Bengal ptck Oliver Miller, squeezing the 6- quarterback Boomer Esiason. Bullets Washington traded disgruntled foot-9 Arkansas center's $500,000 Esiason had one of his worst forward John Williams .to the Los salary under their s·alary cap ~ames as a pro against Minnesota Angeles Clippers for Don MacLe;m because Kevin Johnson was willing m a 42-71oss on Sept. 27. He threw to restructure his contracL . and William Bedford. four interceptions and left the game amid a hail of boos from the fans in . Riverfront Stadium. But the Oilers aren't fooled: They know he'll be back. "He's ne-.,er down," Oiler linebacker Lathon said. PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (AP) and ~oes to soccer practice, typical- "Boomer's Lamar the best at the play Deion Sanders has nothing on four ly mtssing the fust 15 minutes. The action. You don't know if he has Portsmouth High School athletes. only time he miSses soccer practice the ball or not. He's just able to Like Sanders, the four are play- -entirely is when the football team hide the ball real well.' ing two sports during the same sea- -has a long bus trip to a game. The Oilers beat the Bengals son. But Sanders didn't do so until · "It' s been real easy to do,: · twice last season and will take a 3he left college, while Jacob Bod- Bodner said. "The only bad thing 1 record to Riverfront Stadium ·on ner, John Riley, Andrea Matiz and is I'm tired a lot. The coaches are Sunday. Jennifer Brown are juggling a dou- pretty lenient on me missing some Finding the answer to the Benble dose of athletics with their reg- things." gals' play-action passes will be a ular class schedules. · He doesn't have to go through key to victory. Bodner panicipates in soccer any football hitting drills, although " Guys like Boomer and (Cleveand football, Riley cross country , he did during the summer. land's) Bernie Kosar, they're good and soccer, and Matiz and Brown "I do go through all the skull .at the play action," but Boomer is cross couniry and volleybal~ sessions thai don ' t pertain to me," the best," Lathon said. "He does 'Bodner is the only one of U!e he said. "I don't know what that hump back and you don't four who is involved in both sports thev're talking about, but I still know if he has the ball or DOL · . eq ually. Riley only plays soccer go.(• ""If you play the run hard, the when it doesn't interfere with cross Bodner, a senior, didn 't kick a co untry, while Matiz and Brown football until this summer, but said play action can hurt you. If you both miss cross country practices, he's thil)king of pursuing a college play the pass hard, the play action can hurt you so you have to lie an bul run after volleyball practice is football scholarship. · "Soccer scholarships are just in·betweener." · "' over. The Oilers hope to find some Bodner is the starting center not out there, but in football, keys that will help them get a jump halfback for the Trojans soccer they're always looking for kickon Esiason's tricks 'by Sunday's team. He also is the place-kicker ers," he said. kickoff. · for the football team. "Jacob's a big part of our · Aa of Thursday, they were still Bodner ~oes to football practice team," said his soccer coach, Dan first. He kicks extra points, field Coriell. ' 'He's just as good as last looking. "We've been working on that goals and kickoffs and usually fin- year. He's in excellentshape." all week long trying to get ready Cross country coach Rocky ishes up with the football team for that play action, looking for after 4S minutes. He then changes Fields said he wasn 'ttoo concerned what kind of keys Boomer can give about sharing Matiz and ·Brown tis," safety Bubba McDowell saiil. with the volleyball team. ' "I figure by the time we get up "It's liOl aucial yet and I don't there Sunday and play this •arne, want to bum kids out," he said. we'll know exactly "When it gets down to crunch keys to loolc for." · what kind of time, I'll try to get more of their Bsiuon bu thrown seven inlertime. Our llllin p i is the rqion~ and two touchdown )IISiel alJ and distth:L · He completed 11 o121 · "I've always been wllllag to th11 for 97 yarda againin the share with other coaches. If a kid pasMs Vikinp: . can do it, they're only going to be "I know I'm not that type of in school one time and they might player," Eaiason Blid. "In nine as well do as many things as they yean here, I've proiJably Ollly hid You Don't HIM To can possibly do, because they 'II two other games like that one. It look back on it someday and wish To Spy the "est tluys In humbles you, especially when it ' they had." · tht Clossl(leds. CHURCH DI roo =:·hl:!r:C The Dally SWISHER &LOHSE - ~~~~!~ 1~1 P rf' '.C rtpllonc;, P ()meroy FIRE & SAFETY S~LIS & SERVICE 1197·-7075 172 NOJth Se<and Ave. Ohio I' �• By The Bend . • . ... The Daily· Sentllte~ . Friday, Qctober'9, 1992. Page i ' . October Now isn't that spetiall . Many Of Ul have been driven aw_ay from using butter and ~Witchc:d to the not-so-good tasting margarme because that was the rec· ommended "heaath" procedure. This week the results of another study:--h<iw many arc ~.I .wonder-were releaSed and now we're told that the margarine is also hard on our hearts.-not as bad as buller bll/. bad. • At the current rate of establishing "no, no's", tllere aren't going 10 be too many things left Maybe we should ~ bact to that "when your numbor s up" philosophy and enjoy life a little more. · have a rich-end powerful lobby. But . Dear An Laaders: I believe is it Jllorally right to continue such the child-support laws need to be an IJI)eralion when the end results rewritten 10 give fathers a better 11e so devasrating? . · break I've been Johnny-oo-the-Spot t· often wonder how !he people every IIIQIIdl siilce 1984 - never who work in the !Qbacco indiiSII'Y miaocla payment ANN LANDERS . deal widl their COOBciencea when My ex-wife makes $26,00o. She "J.!l9Z, LooADsn ·.-.they aee what the product is doing 'l'lllool s~ _. hu remarried and her husband · 10 the health and welfare of mUiions mates over $40,000. My annual incdme is $36,000. 1n my opinion, of people. We all 11e well aWBJe the $365 a month I'm paying in · living up to your respOnsibility as a that the sickness, death and child SUJIPOl1 is excessive, especially fathet, but the way I see it, $365 a Jlloperly damage cauaecl by smoksince I also pay all the boy's month is not excessive for a man ing is appalling. Please, Ann, ask your readers Oledical bills, including drugs, in your income braclccL · The po<xe51 segment of society is to support the banning of tohacc:o dental and eye care. Shouldn't a father who pays child the divorced woman with children. produciS. AB long .as c:ig~~ettes support be allowed 10 claim that- Far too many divorced fathers fail are readily available. there will child as a dejJendent on his income to pay child support. The govern-. be smokers. And new smokers . tas? No way -- my ex-wife claims ment spends a fortune chasing are getting hooted at such an our son on her tax return, which is divorced dads who run from state to · early age it's ll'agic:. -- HARRY IN state in an effc:it to avoid paying. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. another break for her. Thanks to computers, it is becomDEAR HARRY: I share your My ex-wife was the one who broke our marriage vo\Ys. It doesn't ing easier to track the runaway senlimeniS about tobaa:o, but whar seem fair thar I should have 10 keep bums, but even so, too many single you suggest would oot succeed. We ·her comfOJtable with extra cash. She mothers are having a rough time had a similar experiment and it filed for a no-fault divorce by mail, because their husbands took a was a miserable failure. It was called• . ProhibitiOn. ~ber'l packed my bags, changed the locks powder. Dear Ann Landers: In my In my opinion, the. way to go is1 and had all her. liills. sent to my mother's address. Then she had the opinion, there is only one solution ~uc:ation an4 a higher tax on nerve to charge S1,200 worth of to the problems associated with Cigarettes. When p/IUUiing a wedding, who clothes on my account Afler that, smoking, and that is 10 make tobacco an illegal substance. The growing pays for what? Who slan!ls where? ' she sold our borrie with everrthirig in i~ including my tools. I neVer saw of tobacco must be banned, and 'TiteA.nnLandersGuitkforBrides" concurrently, the manufacture of has all the tiiiSWers. Send a selfone cent of the money. It's about time we put some cigarettes and other tob$:co-related addressed, .long, business-silt envelope and a check or mqney pressure on our congressmen and products prohibited. I am 71 years old and have done order for $3.6S (this includes senators 10 pass legislation that gi¥es divorced fathers a break. my share of smoking. I started postage and handling) to: Brides, Will you help? -- JIM IN · when I was 14 and didn't quit until I clo Ann Landers, P.O. Bo:r 11562, was 44. I am weD aware that the Chicago, Ill. 60611-0562 . (In WASHINGTON,PA. manufacturers of tobacco produciS anoda, send $4.45.) DEAR JIM: I respect you for Landers 1---------c...-ons,....,.... FRIDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Senior Citizens Dance Club, dance, FridaY· 8-11 p.m. Music by Smoky Mountain Drifters. Public invited. Bring snacks for the snack table. Modern Woodmen, halloween pizza pany, Saturday, 6:30 p.m., Woodmen Hall in Burlingham. Camp will flimish pizza, hotdogs, cider and doughnuts. Family door prize. Everyone welcome. POMEROY - The Classics will be playing the hits of tbe 40's, SO's, an(! 60's, during. tbe 5enior citizens cruise Oil the P.A. Denny on Friday at 2 p.m. RUTLAND - Dance, Rutland Amelican ,Legion Hall, Saturday, 8 p.m. 10 ~t Music by White's Hill Ba!Kl· lie .invited. POMEllOY·- A baz!l8f and lun-.. c:beon will be held Friday and Saturday at Trinity Church · in Pomeroy during the Big Bend Stemwheel Festival. Chicken and homemade noodles, slilppy joes, hot dogs, hot chicken sandwich, ham salad, cole slaw, potato salad, bated beans, pie, cake and beverages will be served from 11 a.m. 1Q 6 p.m. each day. POMEROY - The Republican Wornen will-host a reception Saturday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. for Congressman Bob McEwen and bis wife, Liz McEwen, at tile republican headquarters on Main Stteet in Pomeroy. The public is invited. POMEROY • Hillside Baptist Church, Harvest Festival, Saturday, noon to 3 p.m. Call 992-6768 or 992-5347, or (304) 773-5<135 for a · ride. Rev. lames R. Acree Sr. LONG BOTTOM - Faith Full invites ihe public. Refreshmenis Gospel Church in Long Bottom .will be served. will hold a special hymn sing Friday featuring the Brady Family , RACINE - Racine Chapter, from Parkersburg, W.Va. Pastor OES, reception honoring district SteVe Reed invites the public. Fel- deP.uty worthy grand matron at Star lowship will follow. Mill Park in Racine, Saturday, 2:30 . p.m. Refreshments, casual attire. TUPPERS PLAINS : Tuppers Open to the public. Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and 1.0TTRIDGE - (;;ountry music Ladies A~liary, round and square . dance, Fnday, 8-11:30 p.m. Music · night, Saturday; 7 p.m. to midnight, provided by Happy Hollow Boys. Lottridge Community Center. All bands welcome. Refreshments RUTLAND - Revival, Rutland available. Public invited. Community Church, Friday SUNDAY through OcL 18, 7 p.m. Elbert BarLONG BOTTOM - Revival, row, speaker. Rev. Dewey King Long Bottom United Methodisl il\vites the public. Public invited. Church, Sunday through Friday, 7:30 p.m. Norman Buder, evangeSATURDAY REEDSVILLE ·- Fellowship list Special music. Pastor Seldon Church of the Nazarene, across Johnson invites the public. from Forked Run, annual Christmas tiazaar, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 . POMEROY - Carleton Olurch, p.m., at t!Je Olive Township Fire Kingsbury Road, Pomeroy, homeDepartment, Reedsville. There will coming, Sunday. Sunday school, also be a bate sale and conces- . 9:30 a.m ., worship, 10:30 a.m., ·sions. Craft tables available for $5. basket dinner, noon, afternoon service at 1:30 p.m. with Jan and Call378-6133 or 378-6422. !Cathy. Clyde Henderson, pastor, BASHAN - Annual Bissell IRVItes the public, chili·soup supper, Saturday, 6 p.m. Call 949-2828 for information. POMEROY - Flatwoods United Live entettainmcnt. All friends and Methodist Church, homecoming, relatives invited. Sunday. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; worship, .11 a.111.; dinner, 12:30 , FAIRPLAIN, W.VA. - Libeny p.m.; ~ternoon se~ice, 1:30 p.m. Mountaineers wiD perform Satur- f~g The Joy Singers and othday at the Jackson County Jam- ers. Pastor Keith Rader invites the boree in Fairplain, W.Va. public. . POMEROY - Disabled Ameri- can Veterans and the Ladies Auxil- iary Y(ill met Monday at 7 p.m. at the hall, 124 Butternut. Avenue in Pomerov: ' · . · . MIDDLEPORT- Meigs Junior High Academic: Boosters meet Monday, 7 p.m.. junia high cafeteria. Public invited. the news · by Bob Hoeflich Divorced father would like to see him and others get ~ break Community calendar People in Beat ofthe Bend... - ' 1992 ' . Congratulations 10 Mrs. Beulah White who will be marking her 91st birthday on .Saturday, Oct. 10. Cards will reach Beulah at 2-11 Nonh Fifth, MiddleporL FIRE SAFETY STRESSED • Members ot 1be Detector." Pic:tJJred with Middleport Flremaa Kenay Byer are J011llua Eagle, pradlciag the techalque or ''stop, drop and roll," ·as J011eph McCall, Aadrew Philson aad Jared Clay Dbserve. . · Middleport Fire Department spoke to studeats at Rejoicing Life ChrlstiaD School on Tbursdlly morning during Fire Prevention Week. The theme lor the week was "Test Your Smoke • Disability Employment Awareness · Month continues; resources available •· ,._ : . ·' ' '. ~· J; I The successful implementaion of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and its'mark on American businesses is the focus for National Disability Employment .Awareness Month - October. . · 'This year, under lhe law, tiusinesses were required to become accessible.'Those employing 25 or more people opened up their workforces to individuals with disabilities. Similar righiS were extended .I . to people with-disabilities as are enjoyed by women and minorities under tbe .Civil Rights Act of 1964. There are 43 million Americans with disabilities. About one-third work, but millions more are capable. and willing. The cost to the n~bo~ _o_f negl~ti_ng people with d1sab1hlies as a v1able workforce ,has been enormous - an estimated $200 billion a year in public assistance and another $100 billion in lost wages and taxes annually. The President's Committee's ·Job Accomodatioo Network, a free 1 consulting service available to · businesses nationwide, is a popular source for · information on lhlf~s ADA, job accommodations, and costs. For' a list of national and • local area resources, contact thq . "Ohio Bureau of Employment $er- , vice" at 446-1683. Middleport's Martha Childs wants to thank a young woman who helped her out of a jam recently. · Manha fell on a sitlewalt in the · Middleport business section. ' She yelled and yelled but no help came. Unable to get up, Martha laid there until finally a young woman responded to her cries for help. The goOd samaritan got Martha 10 the Holzer Clinic in MiddleporL In the excitement of it all, Martha didn:tgetthe name oftbellldy who prov1ded the helping hand. Meantime, Martha is nursing a shoulder injury. but certainly wants to thank her helper. Mary Powell reporiS that the Big Bend Minstrel show did play the Majestic Showboat in Point Pleasant in October, 19S6. Mary remembers well because it was the ~e '!'Onth and year th8t she gave b1rth to daughter, Mila. Thanks, Mary. Racine's Bill Stewan chalked up a birthday anniversary on Sept. 30. Imagine his surprise when Marty and· Joe who do the radio announcing of the Reds games wished him a happy birthday on the • · air. Marty and 1oe remember Bill froal bact in the days when he was with tbe ati:tletic department at Ohio University and they were stu· · dents. On the Sunday following the --" his wuC, -~• Louise . · y, Bill .,.., biitlida ' w,ere joined fqr ·services at the Racine Methodist ChUJCh by their son, Bob, and his family of Athens; · their son, Eddie and his wife from . Columbus, and .their daughter-inlaw ahd grandson from Rewark. Later on Sunday, their other son, 1im and his wife, of Athens, visited . with Bill and Louise. It WM qllite a joyous Sunday for Bill who'has been havmg ' some health problems ORAND RAPIDS, Mich: (AP) - Comedian Steve Allen said one word symbolizes tbe decline of . contemporary Western culture. Madoona. . . ''V!e live in a very ,sick society m .which rudeness, sadiSmod'and h all "-' sex " ave ...,..orne comt:n 1lies, AI~ told a crowd of ki~. help, socim walkers !lftd rec:epiiC)!!1SII at Pine Rest Chnstlan lfospital .on W~y. a day before a hospital fun~-ratser. , It wouldn t ~ve. occ~ to acton ~ ~~ m the: 50s to b_e !!!! ob,JCCtionable, ~ said, ~uonmg Madonna. Art~ertca~ ~wnor has never been as lilthy as 1t over the past few months. Then there are the games tbat people play. Perbaps, you received a J)OSI.C8rd . in the mail this week which in big print told you that·it is an "important reminder". You get a toll free number and are told to have your manufacturer's warranty bookletfor your vehicle in hand when making the call. · The impression is, of course, that there is. some son of an urgent message from the ~Q&nufacturer in regard 10 .tbe vehicfe. If you followedmypatternyoumadethecall immediately 10 get the scoop on)y io find that tbe bottom line is an attempt 10 sell a service contiact Not an especially good blood pressure experience; Liz Rosenberg, Madonna;s publicist at Time-Warner Corp., was out of the country and did.noi immediately return a telephoile call Thursday. · After criticizing other .Jllrl:ormers, including Andrew D1ce Clay, Eddie Murphy ·and Rollin Williams, for raunchy humor, -Allen stopped himself and said he didn't come to Orand Rapids "to sOund lite Billy Graham. I didn't come here to preach.'' were The Classics scheduled to entertain during the senior citizens excursion on the ·P. A. Denny today. Thar's the group that played to a small but most appreciative audience during Heritage Weekend. The Classics play all of the old tunes that ring so many bells for those who appiCCiate the hits Of yeste,ryear and band members pass a.n;rund the vocals effectively. Bet the seniors enjoyed that music. And just think in just a couple of days you'D see all tlu'ee presidential candidates under one roof. Bet just can't wait. Do keep smiling. . rou tS now.'' ost anyone"can• be a newspaper catner "There's nothing more humilialing than loving him so much that you accept the infidelities,'' she . · said in the November issue of McCall's magazine. . ''But I've always hoped that one day. he'll outgrow these things and it won't liat?Jlen again. You know, we always live in hope. And time always heals." Hall, 34, tempomrily split with the 49-year-old Jagger last summer over his indisaetions. She said in McCall's: "The ~s just sort of fall like llie.ii" over lier husband. "He always got Southern High School, In tbe agriculture soil SOIL JUDGING - Pictured, ( I to r ), are high groupies and pe.o ple obsessed, judging contest held by the.Meigs Soil and third; Stephanie Sayre, scorers, Chris Hamm, waiting to meet him." second; Jeff Rose aad Clifford Smith, tie lor Water Coaservation District at the John Rice While Hall says fidelity is Farm. first; with iastructor Aaron Sayre, all from important to her, it hasn't illways been 10 Jagger. "I suppose some people are very lucky and they've found true love, there have never been any third parties," she said. "But I' ve Southern Future Farmers of School) tie for first place; and the hlgh scoring individuals never had a relationship like that." America (FFA) placed flfSt in both Stephanie Sayre (Southern) and will be presented awards at the !he agriculture and urban soil judg- Pete Engle (Meigs High School), Meigs Soil and Water Conservation NASHVILLE, Tenn . (AP) mg contests sponsored by the tie for second: and Chris Hamm D1strict Annual Meeting and Ban- · Country singer Patty Loveless has Meigs Soil and Warer Conservation (Southern), third place. quct on Oct. 20 at Rutland Elemencanceled 20 concerts this fall District Meigs FFA also participatIn the lirban contest high scor- lary. . ing individuals were Stephanie because she~s facing surgery on a ed. leaking blood vessel on a vocal The contest was held on the Sayre, Southern, flfSt; Corey Rowe, cord. John Rice farm and the contest was Southerq, second; and Stacey BumI.;oveless will be bact on the judged by Gordon Gilmore, soil pus and Christie Cooper, Southern, road by the end of the _y_ear, scientist, with the USDA Soil Con- tie for third. spokeswoman Cathy Gurley said ,ervation Sef¥ice. In the conies~ three pits, located Thursday. ·Her condition isn't seriHigh scoring individuals in the in different soil types and slopes ous, Gurley said. · agriculture contest were 1eff Rose are judged. The top team in each contest She'll have surgery within two and Clifford Smidl (Southern High weeks. , Loveless is known for her hilS "Timber" and "I'm "l1lat Kind of Girl." ST. PETER, Minn. (AP) - Dr. Jonas Salt, who developed a vaccine for polio n~y 40' years ago, said science is helping humans influence their own evolution. "We are no longer our own niche,' • he said Wednesday before Gustavus Adolphus Co.llege's annual Nobel Conference. "We must see ourselves as pan 1uslin Bachtel recendy celebrated his first birthday at the home of of the ecosystem. Where we were his great aunt. Sue Loscar. A teddy once a product of evolution, we are now a part of the process,' ' Salk bear theme was carried out Attending were Justin's mother, said. Science, he said, can help us Theresa Lamben, Joshua See and loot ahead to design our own Shain Loscar; maternal grandparenta, 1arold and Violet Lamben; futures. "This opportunity has never Audrey Cremeans, Christy and Mikel Young, Carolyn, Annette existed before. We are entering a new reality where the challenge is and Shadd King. Another party was held at the · not survival, but evolution,'' Salt home of her Jllltemal grandparents, said Salt has been working since Diane 8nd Ronnie Baci!Jel. Attending wore Shelly wolfe, 1986.to develop a new procedure to Justin's father, Ronald Bachtel, combat the AIDS virus. It's one of Kayla Bachtel, Kandi Bachtel, several procedure3 in development Tracy Collins, .Trina Bachtel, 1eff to treat people already ·infected . Wickersham and Theresa Lam ben. . with the virus. First birthday celebration held· with a few obvious . .excepbons • '. ) '! i •'.; .," ·1 '' ., JUSTIN BACHTEL the urban -soil judging contest held recently by · the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District ' at the John Rice farm. With tbem is instructor Aaron Sayre. · NEW YORK (AP) - Over 15 years,1erry Hall says, she has afleamfairsed. to live with Mict Jagger's Top video sales, rentals posted · · : By The Associated Press 10. "Eric: Clapton: Unplugged," • • Here are the weekly chariS for (Warner Reprise) 1 tlie nation's most popular videos as Video reatals they appear in next week's issue of Copyright 1992, Billboam PubBillboard magazine. lications, Inc. . ' Video sales · 1. "Fried Green Tomatoes " ' · Copyright 1992, Billboard Pub- (MCA~Universal) 2. "While Men Can't Jump" lications, Inc. : I. "Femgully: The Last Rainfor- · (FOJI) ' est," (Fox) 3."Final Analysis,'' (Warner) · '- 2."TheRescuers,'' (Disney) . 4."Medicine Man," (Holly, 3. "Wayne's World " wood) (Paramount) ' S. "The Lawnmower Man " 4."Hook,'' (Columbia TriStar) (Columbia TriStar) ' 6. "Wayne's World," 5."Casablanca: 50th Anniversary Edition," (MGM-UA) {Paramount) 6. "Terminator 2: Judgment 7. "The Prince of Tides " Day," (Live) · (Columbia TriStar) ' 8."White Sands,'' (Wimer) 7. "The Great Mouse Deleelive," (Disney) 9."The Mambo Kings,'' (Warn. 8. "Rock-a-Doodle,'' (HBO) er) 9. "Playboy: Wet & Wild IV,'' 10. "The Hand that. Rocks the . (Playboy) Cradle,"(Hollywood) , . URBAN SOIL JUDGING - Stephllnle Sayre, first place; Corey Rowe, second place; Stacey Bumpus and Christie Cooper, tie for third; aU from Southern Hi11h School, were top 5CC11'ers ia ~ Southern FFA takes top honors WomaJ;I alleges her doggy designs were stolen By LARRY NEUMEISTER Associated Press Writer NEW YORK - A woman who dresses dogs in fake fur coats , motorcycle jackets and satin wedding dresses has sued her former partners, claiming tbey stole her designs and created their own fashion line. , Christene SeUect had agreed to create children's clothes ro coordinate with her dog coats but instead found her designs selling under another label, she claimed in a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. ~elleck's elaborate dog apparel includes leopard fate fur and black leather motorcycle jackets selling for $40 and $65. The lawsuit filed Wednesday accuses Karen and Barry Amato o( violating copyright laws by selling children's clothing based on Selleck' s designs as "Amato Designs" and "Thompson Street Kids Inc." The items were sold this year at the International Kids Fashion Show in New York. Selleck is seeking a minimum $50,000 damages. In late 1991, Selleck and the couple formed a partnership in which Selleck was to create children's clothes to coordinate with her dog coats. Karen Amato was in charge of marketing and sales ·me two women were to share 95 percent of the proceeds. PAMELA CROSS Cro~s graduates . Pamela Smith Cross: daughter· of Rolland al\fl Diane Smith, .. Happy Hollow Road, Middleport has graduated from Buckeye Hill~ Nursing School. She is now a licensed practical nurse. She is a graduate of Meigs High School. · . POMEROY · Return Jonathan Meigs Chapta, DAR, grave marking ceremonies, Saturday. Meet at Grace Church parting lot at 10 a.m. BASHAN - Smorgasbord din· ner, Sunday, II a.m. to 2 p.m., Bashan Fue House. Chicken bam mashed potatoes, g'rayy, col~law: dressmg, greenbeans, hom.emade noodles, roll, coffee, tea and TUPPERS PLAINS . Tuppers· desserts included. Adults $4 50 1'lainl Elementary, annual carruval, and children under 12, $2: SpOnSaturday. Kill:hen open 5-9 p.m.; sored by Bashan Ladies Auxiliary. aamet 6-9 p.m. Public invited. MONDAY HARRISONVILLE - Scipio RACINE - Racine Board of yotunteer Fire Department, hog Public Affairs will meet Monday rout, Satulday, II a.m. Cost is $4 lO a.m., Star' for adults and $2 for children. Mill Park.council. chambers . • Traclllr pull with ~~~~~ 5 p.m. and pull at 6 p.m. mcl~ POMEROY - Meigs Band 800 for children, and 900, I ,000, Boosters mee1 Monday at 7 p.m at and 1,100 for adults with a $4 entry the high school. · fee. 1bere wiD be a SO pen:ent PllY·bact. DARWIN - Bedford Township Trustees will. meet Monday at 7 BURLINGHAM • Burlingham p.m. at the 10wnhall. are Our newspaper carriers more unique than one might think As well a8 the younger boys and girls whcs deliver the paper after school, you'll find senior citizens, house. ·wives and even business folk. Nowadays, more and more people are discovering that joining our team offers the opportunity to malre aoille good money, meet aome nice people and work tluible ho,urs. . For the·yoUDfer set, havtn, a caiTier route teaches gpod business sense and respon· sibllity. For older people a carrier or motor route pro'rides a diverse ~d Interesting pas· time, as well u a chance to eam efua cash; · . . We're alwayBiooldnl for a few good men, women and children to operate a delivery route for~ Dally SentineL If you're Interested, just call the number below.. . • 992-2156 . THE DAILY SENTINEL • •• r • I ·TO PERJIORM • A local .rock b111d, ''lJitlmatum1" 'll'IU perl'orm Friday from 4-5 p.m. at tbe levee Ia Pilmeroy durlna the Bla Bead Stera· - ~ ,~ '. "\' . . .. · wheel Festival. The band Ia .CUIIlpOied or mem• ben, J110a Black, Jolh Bartell, Chad Clfii!D, Trevor Petrel and Sea Walton. HARRISONVILLE SUPERSTARS • A HW , politeness and oullitandl•a performance. Stu- <' program dnllaed to lllltll pride In the dllldrea deals lor tile IIIOIItb.or September are 1mn1 Mn. at Harrilonvllle Eleme~~tary Ia "Harri10nv1Ue Cindy Johaston'• nrst arade class; frolil. Jell, Superstara" - "Wall ol Fame." Studeata may Sbaae Lewis, Scott Chpell, Brent Batehll!r . receive stan lor behavior, ac:ademlcs, recopl- . Slllrah Lee, Erl• Doughty, James Hemsley· · and · ' · ' lion. or pr~r ~behavior wltllin tbe peer _.-oup, 1 Kevin Butcher. �• • .•• . ' Friday, October 9 1992 . ' Friday, October 9,1992;· Announc eme111 s • 3 Announcements -----------------& IUIKI MICROWAYI OYIN zo, 11112 at 11:oo u 1-----============::;--~-~~ Kenlan Developers now accepl1ng applications for renting 3 new 2 BR apartments m Syracuse. 1 year lease Call 614-667-3271 or 614-667-6372, ~':d~".'::.r- . 1111he 123:2-ts-02 of , th• Department or Admlnlatr• Rpte ~plea or the plano. • .,.. tlve Servloea, lhe CONTRACTOR ahall malre every clflcadona, andforwarded propoaal lorma will be ellort to enaure that cerfrom the Dlvlalon of llflad mlnorlty1 bualna.. llaCiamadon; Dep-t ol aubcontractora :.nd materNatural Roaour-, upon receipt of a check In oonlr ..Lparticipate The lollli value of Ieiman In the - • • of $31.!10 made .-y- aubeontrecta awarded to abla to lha ~t of and m•terlala and .,rvlc• Natural Reaour-. The" p~raha1ed from minority may aleo be purchaaed with b u a t - •hall be . . aat cah In the UIICI amount. fori! lalla apeallloatlona. Plana •nd epeclfloallona - - t h e property of 1M 11 proapecUve bldclera and no from «:ertllled IIBE eubrefund• will be ••de. contriiCiora and auppliera Additional lnlorm•llon may may con- the Star. Equal be obtained lrom lha Employment Coordinator by Dlvl1lon ol Raal•mollon, Dllllngll14l 411-1380 or lh• Deporl111ent of Natural Minority Bualneaa DavelRftourcel, 1155 Fountain opmonti>lvlolon by calling Square, Building H, (614) 466-6700 or Ton Frea Columbua, Ohio 43224 (Telon 1-IOD-282-1085. lljlh- Number; (614) 265Approved lor pubNcatlon J082). In The Dally Santinel, 111 Each bid muat be accom- Court StrMt, .._.,,, Ohio p•nled by a BID 45761, on Friday, OctOber 2, GUARANTY, meating lhe 1ft2 and Fr!Uy, October 8, raqulramenla ol &action 11112. 153.54 of the Ohio Revlaed RECOMMENDED: FREE SCREENING FOR CATARACT AND GLAUCOMA FOR INTERESTED SENIORS CITIZENS AT RITE-AID IN POMEROY TUESDAY, OCT. 13 BEGINNING AT 10 00 AM. Cod.. PUbliC Notice Milliron, Foreat Manager, (614) 544-:1177, Monday tlu(!IIGII Frl...y, 8:00 Lm. lo Succe. .lul bidder only will be notified. The aucc•alul bidder ahould nol8 that a l*foi'IIIMCII bclnd Ia r~ulred to be poaled. The ornount aw-n on the "Bid Form"lor ..eli bulking. (10)2, ll, 2tc s3soo CAliFORNIA TANS 949 • 2823 s2soo DaparltMnt of Natural Raaour- Dala: a-23- 'B2 are 22, 1llll2,1n Probate No. 275il, 731 Eaat Pomeroy, ao•l•d •nd Ellrr1inalill the mlclcla man -buy wjlolaaale lrom The Director ol Nllur•l Reaourc•• reaervea the rlghl lo reject any or 1111 738 blcla, or to accept the bid which ornbr- auch com- M. 0 c111e ollie opanlna lharaol. blnollon poaala a wraatlle and potpourri auppllu. HOURS: 10-.5 pm Wed.·SaL allarnale promay promote the TOP TO MAINnNANCE and REPAIR' Real Estate General 5 Happy Ads 10/1/92161 KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE ~LINDA'S \S:Y NICHOLS RD.- OWNER WANTS TO RELOCATE AND ARE ANXIOUS TO SELU Th11 rs a very nrce ranch 11yte home wilh 3 bedroomo, 2 balha on 1.053 acraa. Home has naMr heal pump & alec hot watar lank, Ia C81p0tad lhroughoul Include• garbage disposal. drlhwaaher & range, AndarMn wrndows wilh stonno & OC1"811nl, central arr, added rnoulation PLUS a 12 It round above ground pool "Mill decking & pnvacy fence, 2 outb11ldingo MUCH MOREl MUST SEEI ASKING $46,000 may consider any FBIIOOnable offerl PAINTING 949·2391 or 1·800-137·1460 co. & 'Tate Til• 1'111• Oul Of l'llltra.g -Let Us Dolt For YH' Lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tres Trlmmlna l Removal , f!Midontlll• com-.:111 FrMEoUmll• AREWOOD FOR SALE INTERIOR & EXTERIOR fREE ESTIMATES HAVE REJERENa5 Befort 6 p.m. loavt Mes10go Ahor 6p.m. 614·915-4180 OFFICE 992·2886 sao,ooo. POMEROY - Uncoln Road - D1d you ever lhrnk lhat approx 18 acras of land would be avarlabfa rn Pomeroy wrlh aly water and sewage avarlable? Well, rrs available now for . $11,000. • MIDDLEPORT - This spacious 3 bedroom home rs fUll what the famrly needs It also has a large Irving room, na ilza kilch11n with a cute ~tile nook Has a naw roof, naw liOring, and ev11n a new heat pump. 123,1100. RACINE - Apple Grov..OOrcaa Road - 53 acre• of lend with 2 NpiC l!'fslams, 2 walla and one waiAir lap $30,000. MIDDLEPORT -Beech Street- Thio home II fUll What lhe newlyweds need to j!8l otarted rn. Haa 2 bedioorna upolai111 with nice oiad lcilchen and lrvlilg room down $18,100 ROOFING WILSON'S ARMY SURPLUS Gutters Coun1y Rd. 1DPasc:hfork Rd. How.-d L Writesel REDUCED - BAUM SUBDIVISION - Extremely nice home rn vary n1ce location! Th11 bnckllrame ranch 11yte homo features 3 bodroomo, full finlahlld. baNmen~ a 26x14 atlllchad garege fireplace, N G.F.A. hoat Cllntral 11r. Owner haa raduced lo $49,750 (mak8 an offer) NEW USTING -Vacant lot 60x80 localad at 124 lAurel St rn Pomeroy ASKING $3,500. ' 1117 SHRUB &TREE TRIM and REMOVAL HENRY E. CLELAttiJ.........................................II2'-11tt ' ' TRACY MINAGEA.~•..••••••••.•••• _,,,..............h.,,MI-1431 JEAN MORRIS GARAGE DOOR SERVICE TRY OUR NEW pd. 9•7-$275.00 16•7-$450.00 OPEIERS IISIAlLED-Ya HP..$200.00 2 Trensmltlllrs Witll PurcHse of •.• Door PI•• Ope1er .. ' ,_ ' ,_ '"Pol• a.)rdlnt•" "Any ~~jl~~, Size Available" PRECISION POST BUILDERS 9 Yesra 104 Beech S1reet Experience Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 "C./I Ualor All Your Building Neede" • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL BILL SLACK 992·2269 4-4·92-tftt Garages -Storage Buildings- Roofing • J Windows • Siding wv Ua. twV 020343 FREE ESTJIIATES (614) tiZ-3541 I I I I I I I I I I I t I I JEFF STAATS (304) 773-5346 L.~~------------------------~-------1,~ ;• '1 •IJ t 0 AullloriZiciAgeni TOTAlLY AUJOIIOTIYE PEIFOIIIL'NCE I " I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I .ny phont purchsee Servlc• I'IIIH f10m •111.11& per month. lncludte 180 mlnut• of off_,..k sir time. L-Ing lVII- from 116.00 par month. .• c. CELLUlAR I -- ' <o c......... USED RAILROAI) TIES ,•. Barna • Carports ROBERT BORING I Glallty HI Effidelcr Air Coi•tlolen, Heat P...s, F.-..ces & Now Watw Heaters. Bennetts Mobile Home ITeatirtR qulrod Apply AI Clilzono NoOpportunity tional • 421 Main Street.&. Point Pl11nntR 25550 Or 10 The INOTICEI H ~rt t OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO umao MCOUrcn men Of Flrol Hunllngton • 00 Fifth recommtnd• that you do busJ· Cro~s Avonue1 Huntington, WV 25708. nus with people you knowl and AL~ Yard Sales Mull Bo Paid In EEO IAA Emproyor. Member Koy NOT to send money througn the Ad~ance DEADLINE: 2 00 p m. Centurion Bank Share•, Inc mall until you have lnvastfgated Jho ,day bolorolhe od Ito to run. EARN MONEY Roodlng Bookll lhoo"orlng Sunday edition • 2.00 P m. $30,000/Yr. Income Potential. ,Vending Route Friday. Monday odlllon • 2 00 Dltolls. ( 1• 805-962-8000, El!l y. Tho Nowosl Machines, Making A p f.11 9aturdly 10189. Nlco Sloody Cash Income, 1, Eefiltt Sala: "EYerjthlna, THurs. First Five Ladlaa To Call To Sell 800-4153-6363 Frt;• Sat NO Stlee Before 9 30 Avon Will Receive $15 Worth Of ::3.:.5)j = "•::•..:.Oc..n..c7..:.75:.:...._ _ _ _: 1 Morchondlso Froo, Call 614-448Real Eslale Gar)ge Salt 1052 Second 3358. Avonuo, Saturday, Only. Oc· Fuii·Time Office Position Com· Iober 10 t-4 Boy• Cloth•na In- puler Experience Onlr.d, Not font To Slzo 5T, Aduftl CloThOs, Required. S1nd Retume: Box 31 Homes for Sale ToY!! & Mise CLA 240, c/o Gllllpollo Dally 297 Kelley Dr, Gallipolis, Ohio G•illll• Salo Dobblo Or. Frl, Sat, Trlbune.L~25 Third Avenue, Gar~ 45631, Telephone 614-448--3365, Price $52,000 00 Uvlng Room'; 9-0irk, Largo Variety llomo llpolia, unlo 45631 Ladles Petite Clothes, Some I'm looking for 8 lnleroolod por· 3 Bedrooms, Family Room 1 Fumltura eona to Mil coamatlca. National And 1/2 Bathrooms 1 Car Clorogo, Brick Fronl Wllh Cedar Garage Sale Oct 10th, 120 lkln care divllion Slrioua Siding. monty: $25 to $50 hour Maple Drive, Galllpolit (ott 35, Respect•~• company FrH 3 bedroom house. Store & 2 bay Turn At Super Am•lca) g..s training 614·388-8000 g1rage 9 room house & 52 MoYing Sale King Size Weteracrn Trailer & 1 acrc1 304-675· lmmodloto ODonlngo Avsllsblt bect_ $150, Exereie Bike $20, 4Pc 1558 Wopd L R Su1te $125, Green For Ctrtlfled ~urse Aids StartIng $4.80 Per - Hour. Sign on 3 Bedrooms. Modern House, Couch, Choir ISO 614·379-259ll Bonua Avalla~e Contact Jackie Qaragt, AC, Sacur.1ty Alarm Wlll•ama, AOON, Pinecrest Care 2108 N. Main, Pt Pltasant For Canler, 170 Ploecrnt Orlva, Gel- Salt By OWner 614-446-6152 ! llpolls, OH 45631. 614-446-7112. Pl. Pleasant BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE • & VIcinity Llv• in housak11per, tree room Historical Area Corner Lot • 818 & board plus amtll ulary, Main Sl. PI Pleasant, W Va 3 Family Yard Sale, Madl•on reflrencea , required, 304-675· Compllltly Renovated· 2 Full Batht, 3 Large Bedrooms, New Ave, Sat Oct. 10, one day only, 1485 HVAC, Ntw Carpet Available II:GqAM-11:00 PM. Patient Servlc11 Aullltnt, Ap- lmmediatly 614-446·2205 Big Aummag1, Oct. 10th, Youth proxlmalley 20 -25 Hour• Per C.ni"!1 Hermon Pork, 8 00- WMk· Must Be Energetic And Foreclosed a. Repo Homes, S.OOPro, Something for Able to Work Floxlblo Schodulo below market. value Fantastic Including Day, Evening And savln~ Your area 1-805·962· =•no. Support oll~lcolly & Saturday Houra. Medlcer Office 8000 Ext H·9368 tor currant list oily 1-lrod,II.O:..A.R C. Experience Helpful; Will Train Glrogo Solo, 8 Mople Sf, Moaon, Mttura, Reapanslble Ptrton Homa For Sal• In Cheshlra VIlSot 8 00 till? Boflr clothoo, Who Ia Sensitive To Birth Con- lage, 9 Rooms, & bath, Lg Flat booko (Woolorno) Lola Mloc. fro! And Reproductive ~oafth Lol By OWner, f!-.3 30 PM Needa Ot Cllenta. Mu1t Sa Well Phone: 614-446-6878 Attar 3 30 Lorge Fomlly Sola, Algnor full Organltlldi Accurate With PM 614·441·0425 length coat, antique glutwarel Flguru And R-rd Kuplng; jewiflery, hundredl: of plecea Have Superior CommunicatiOn Two Bedroom Home For Sale mena jaans, eweater.. Nrkn, Jr Skills. Must Be Ab'e To Work Hlce Fenced In Double Lot Gala mtaHS clothing, telephone Unfler~uldellne• With Minimal llpollo Coli 614-379-2862 clock radio. toy1, furniture Supervision Raqulrn Aelltble books, blkea, toa much to llttl Trontportoll"'1 Ablllly To Work 32 Mobile Homes II/10imUo out S1nd HIH Rd, Frl & In Meiga, uaUia, L1wrance for Sale Sat, 1or preview a304-675-3779 Countlea And Other Slt11 If Noodod llms And Our Of $213 Por Monlh Including lol County Travel Ptld Start $5 50 rant New 14' wide mobile home, S.nd Resume bd Two dallnry, compltte IllEmployment Aefarancn To lnc::lude1 Pomeroy, Planned Parenthood Of up, skirting & steps 1-800 8376625 Middleport SOulhoasl Ohio, 3111 Richland Avenue, Athens, Ohio 45701 By 12x60 Mobllt Home 197'6 Modal, & VIcinity Oclobor 14, 1992, EOE /ESP $1,600. 114·448-2528. All Yord Salu Muot Bo Paid In SALES/SERVICE COUNSELOR 11J4 Carriage House 2 Bad· Advance Oaadllne· 1·00pm tha Dynamic, F..t-Growlng Corn~ roorl\s, 2 l:laths, 12x65, All day belore the ad Is to run, pany Ia Expanding hi Elactrlc, Good Condition, Sundoy odlllon· 1.OOpm Frldoy, Saleai'Servlce Team If You're $5,500. 614-446-15t1 Monctay tdhlon 10 OOa m Brlghl, Enthualaallc, Aggrnalve Saturdly And Heve Saln Expt~rlence, 1t60 Porkwood, 3 bedrooms, 314 Eapeci1lly In He11th Care, Thla acre, 304-875-4506 Garage aala Frldty 8·4, Satur- 11 A OirNt CarHr Booster day .1·11, Fihh Street, Racine Prolasalontl Office Environ~ 1990 Redman, 3 BR, 2 bath, Baby clothes, toyl, hOusehold ment, No WNkanda Or HDiiday poreh, appllancll, new curartlclel, furniture. Work Salary, Plua Commletlon tolna $15,000 304-675-7627 or Send Resume To· c/OBob Bur- 304-1176-45n Oct 1 &10, 2 doort; from Valley Lumber, 511 ptrk St. on comer rought, Ph~alclane Wtlght Lon 1191 Clayton New Condlllon, Cenler, 57 Ohio River Plaza. Gal· 14x70, 2 Bodroomt, 2 Bolhs, CA Clolhlng, mloc llpolle Ohio 45831. Set-Up, Ready To Move Into1 Styllll Needed Booth Rental, $17,1500 614-446-7059, 304-675· COnlact· Kelly At 614-446o8m 3414 Or 614-682-7188 Public Sale 8 3bdrm , 65x12, tumlahtd, cantralalr1 skirting, will fmance, TRUCK DRIVERS & Auction Umltod Oponlngo Wfth Jockson teoo, S13a/ mon., 614-082·2117. Rick Pearson Auction Company, Counly Trucking C..,.p1ny No 114-385-8227. full 11me eucdonaer, compl .. e Ovamight Travel An Exctlleot Looking For A Deal? Consider A auction service Llcented Opportunity For Long·Tart'n Pr•ONnad Mobile Home, Large 166,0hlo & Wast Vlrglnle, 3Q4.: Employment For QUalified Selection, Low Money Down, Drivers Benehl• Avalltble FrM Sst-Up And Oollvol)' 1-600· 773-5785. Send Roaumo To DRIVERS MI. Alto Aucdon Auction FridaY P.D Box 109, Jack1on, OH 118t-5710 & Soturdoy, 7.00 PM Frl- 4!1840 FDr Sal• 1975 FIHtwood mobUa grocriu, new & uaed merc:hanhomt WI room extension, 1 25 diM Sat•NIW prantMd m• Wlnted 'COcktail Wallras• tcr" of lend. loc1tld In nlc• chandlu Outarenl: . .lers .Wolter And Bortond~or Apply nolghbO<hood, good cond , 814· wHkly. Ed Frazier, At 2 North Holiday Inn, 0.11 II. No 11112-1111 el"tHn miles LlcenH No 830 Phone Calls Accept• Land /Home Develop~:nenl, El_.. Home Center Will Show Vou Howl Your New Single Or Doubt._,_ Woll, Sopll~. Foundation 6 urlvtwly, Allin One Loan Package, Low Ratu, Open Late With Llghltd Homt1. 1-614·1121220 wv • IISTILLED PIICES With Wanted to Do • AGRICULTURAL SIZED liMESTONE FOR SALE Call 614·992· 6637 St. Rt. 7 •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD " STEEL INSUUTED RAISED PANEL GARAGE DOOR Quality Stone Co. through October 31 SANDY BUTCHER. ....::.....................................ft2-s371 SHERYL W.ALTERS, Chaahlre... ...,............- ....367-ol21 JERRY SPRAOUNG................................ (304) 882-a488 •• Livestock Buildings - Machine Sheds • Hay •FREE INSTALLATION• With WE !:lAVE THE HOME FOR YOUI COME IN AND SEE OUR BELEcnoNI OFRCE................................- .............................112·2881 largeal 1 ~Asea'a of military l ::~e~~i. aurplua llama! W1W'V21tfn. REDUCED- CIESTER MD kr)own ostablrahed buolnaas ready for occupancy by youl BUilding 11 40xll0+ lnciuao equrpmant and freo •gaa Ia burlcfiira. Grat CflPC!riUnity If ' you're lhiRking of going Into buolnaao Call today for dataUsl $22,000. and back to achool 949·2168 NEW UBnNG - Vacont lot 40x138 locatad on Peacock Ave rn Pomeroy Aaking $3,500 loiDDI.EPORT- I ftoor frame home wrll 3 bedrooms bath, full basement, ona car garage, F.A N.G ; appliancao, attic apaoa Really cuta and allordable at Clllly Mon.-Sun. I orn-t pm Boo ua lor your hunting FREE ESTIMATES • 8117JIIn J!:!JAid ,Mtltl' 892-7093 Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting LOVETT RD. - GORGEOUS, SPACIOUS AND ECONOMICAL ALL II ONE I - Th11 home :limply hao rt alii 2208 lq It of lrvrng apace, 3 bedroom a, 2 balho Thra log home has a newer Lennox hoat pump & central ar~ also a woodbumar 'Mth alone booking, burlt-rn cabinet; and book~Miveo, added rntulation and attic space for extlll st0111ge Thts home io emb111ced by a Ia~ wrap around porch auHabla for vrewrng the aHachad 3~, acres aloo Includes 2 outbuildings If you Ukt the cutdo0111 and havrng room to move this is for YOUI ASKING $80,000 COME SEE, ENJOY, MAKE AN OFFER! DO'fTE TURNER, Broklr••••••••••••••••_ ••••••••••••• ll2~ 8AEtl)~ JEFFERI...- .••.•••••••.••.••.. ,_,,,...••.•••..112:-3051 OAALIE ITEYIART.•••.....,••_.............•.....•...--112-1315 G 8-21FII2~1n NEW-REPAIR MIDDLEPORT- Comer Blora - Has 6 apartrnonls up and 3 ...,tala down. Slart your own bu11ness Lots of room llild an 1ncome. Buy bu11neoa, equrpm11nt, stock, and builqng, $15,,000, or bUIIdrngs for 32 6hllllcolho Rd, Friday. Sotur· day. Monday, Tuesday, Wednn· day, Chlldrtns Clothll Redllner, Books, Quilts And •• 0Hiify Assure" C011tr•ttor* 20 Yr. b:p. Call AI, 614-742·232. 614·992·7144 1011 0 RUTLAND MINE SUPPLY nuoBOO 18 · ~~~~~~~~~ In Home Nursing Ca're 614-446- Attel'llllone· Sewing & Mandlng, Cur.. puppies nHd good 7762. 614-446-1934 ) hol)los, 304-675-7783 Drummonds Auto BoCiy • & Uaed Mobile Homes, Cl.ll 614· Mechanic Work. FrM Eatlmatea Do~ormon To Elderly Couplo, 446.0175 Mupl Be K1pt Inside 614-379~fborhood Ref, .... 114-448-2684 Wantitd standing timber, lop prlc11 paid, tr11 eatlmat11, Fr• Kittens, 7 Weakt Old, licensed logging company, 304a E&R TREE SERVICE Topping, Trimming, TrM fJemoval, Hldge Black, Whlta, Gray And While, 895-3055. Trimming. FrM Ettlma1ae! 614· Call 614-441-t731. cS.;;m;;; occll..:.cld ..:.o..:.y..co.:.c llo..:.wc..m_ol-o-kl_ll_ en-,-to. I Wanttd To Buy Junk Autoa 317-7957 After 4p.m. good home only, 304:.&75-5110 Whh Or Wltheul MOtor•. Cal GIIOrg• Portable sawmill, don t Larry Lively. &14-388-9303. haul your toga to the rnllt Juat Yellow It white malt kitten to Top Prices Paid All Old us call ~75-1957. gobd home, 304-675·1199. Coins, Gold Rings, Sllvtr Coins , Hanydman Servlce1. 24 hours Oold Colno M T.S Coin Shop, Have raferancet. 10 yra. u6 Lost & Found 151 Socond Avonuo, Galllpollo. parlenco. 614·25f5-.6947. Found Saturday, 10.3-92• ladles lnt•lor exterior painting also watch during yard sale at 141 Employment Services wash down mobile homes 4 Mulborl)', conloct 614·992-5673. hou.n. 12 yra exparience, refarenca, 304-675-4933. flound ladles pair of brown rlmmod gross•, Moln sr., 11 Help Wanted Ml11 Paula'• Day Care Center 1 Pomoroy ·'Coli 814-992-2155 or -:-:=,....,-:..,..:;=~.:.C,:,.:...-­ Block Wtat Of HMC On Jackaon slop by the Dally Santlnel 'AVON• ALL AREAS! Sh1ro your Pike M·F I AM. "-5 30 PM II time with us. You'll love the Ouollty And Experlonce Ia The FOUND. Set of ~::ar keys, vlclnlly compeny 1-800·992-6356. 11 conctm For Your Chlld'a _of Llkln, 304-773·5207• Advance Cleaning Is now ac- Care. l!:all Us For A Villlt lnftnt LOST llmolo Springer Spaniol, cepting appllcat1ona tor full or /Toddlero 614-446-82~ Prosllv1r & white, blue collar, vlclnlly part time. Office hours 8 3().. choolera /School Age 614-446Trofflc Clrclo, 304-4175-5630 8224 4 30. 304-4175-3915 LoSt g111y and whhl Cockatiel, AVON 1 All Aroao 1 Shirley Would Uko to do bobyelltlng In Middleport vicinity, answers to Spears, 304·675-1429 my homt, $2 per hour, 614·7'42' PreHy Boy', 614-992·2352 2573 COLLECTOR I The Landing Taam At Citizen• 7 Yard Sale Financial Nalional Of Point Pleasant - A DMIIon Of Fll'lt Huntington Na_ ~-----'----· 1tional Bank Has An Opening For A Colloctor Of O.llnCJJonl Ac· GallipOliS counlo. Collog• Dogr• Prolor· rod. Excollonl Varboil And Wrll· 21 & VICinity Business , tan Communication Skllll Re- TROMM BUILDERS 38904Lndi•• Cneklo•tl Mltltlleport, o•1o prepMedbythe~ 130 feat of road frontage and approx. 200 feet daap makes a huge, beautiful yard with Iota ol WoMill and shrubbery Also has a very noat 3 bedroom home wrlh vrnyl sidng, new wrndows, and very $32,500 economrcal heaUng 3N-~n GAUGES • ADDITIONS • SIDING :;a4 PAGEVIu.ES RECLAMATION PROJECT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER IIG-SC-07-8 In ~~ecordance with lila plana and apiiCIIicatlona RUTLAND -Depot Striel- E. Jacks I n~1,!llng of: Middleport, OH Good llood luo)>1lii'IUlnaco 614· INo S1ndaJ C1llsl DIVIDSOI'S PLUMIIIG l*formltlg the labor lor the execution and conalrucllon 51 4>'1 8064 Civic LX Automotlc, SII,ICO. 114o ownsr, Household Good a Mobile Homes 14x70 Mobil• Homa, CA, Near Porter, $250/Mo Plus Security O.poah, 614-446-6189, 614~46"6865. AND EVERnHING UNDERNUIH opened tller. .fter for lurnlahlng the ma18rlala Mel 205 North Second Ave. 42 614-949·2801 • 949·2160 or 915·3839 (614) 992·2866· until MonU,, Novornber 2, 1982 at 2:00 P.M. and Estate General " '" •Interior Rernocllellrtg ICo1t1~ct Robert ~ h •Room Additions IUUal Reaou.1855 Fo~mtaln Square (Sroand Floor) Columbue, Ohio 43224 of Natural Raaourcea, Dlvlalon of Reclamation, Columbua, Ohio. Bl* will be OPaMd In the Third Floor Conlerance Room of 1855 (BuHclng H) of the folmtaln SqUare ollie. . ol lila Ohio Department ol Natural Reaourcea. The United Statoa Olllca of Surlace Mining Reclamation and Enlorcemenl le aupplylng 100% of the run• lor thla prolecL The . . umal8 lor thla project a dalarmlnad c ~-........,;::J"' •"• ...,.t"'' - ;; 12 Year old ranch type house. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1'/.car garage and breezeway, central air and heat pump, many extras. On 2 acres of land. Eastern School District. roads Co. Rd. 28 and 32. 949-2801 or <Gutters NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed propoula will be received at 1M: Dlvt.lan of Reclamation ~I of 111t1 l.oodOd, 1 r-;"1 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES •Roofing •Siding Public Nollce r.1 e rchandrse L..::J New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing 12-Sotln Handcralteclawaga, •N• 11t1 Eog" P - r o Looded, 24,000 Mlloo Col 114-448-771111 w••er Alter BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. PH. 614·992-5591 Connie. • Pipe for Water, Sewage and Gas • Rutland, OH. 742·2656 PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CL;EARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAULING: Limestone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal LICENSED and BONDED of Notur•l Reaouroe1, Dlvlalon ol Recl•mollon, 1855 Fountain 8quore, BuRclng H, Columbua, Ohio 43224. No bl II ra may withdraw hla bid within al!(ty (60) cb!ya •Iter the actu•l waa of 614-667·3484 or 614-667--3109 Call .l&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING lht. bid. ~ BY OWNER tracts. 949·2826. lht. bid. (10) 2,1, 211: •lablt.hed In eccor· danae with Section 1513,18 ,..d 1513.37 of the ravt.ed cod. ........ lfPpllcable to .......ad 10: Departmllll Public Notice Timber on both Tym • Glllpolls F•riY oc-• from aasro School, $200. doposl, 1250. mo 304-4175-8880 ofllr 5:00PM nutJo::Jc FOR SALE 25 acres, UNLIMITED TANNING •: 111110 Chivy~ LT, f 14-tll381l Nov 13·16. Cell Pol B14- 41 Houses for Rent Giveaway ' Autos for Sale 71 for Rent Rutland Twp. Olive Twp. ' TALKTO CANOY LIVE 4' 44141UL Rentals I ', · 33 acres, Oat••., t~lal I SEVERAL 7• ACRE PARCELS: Molao County, Solem lWp., 1150/ ICre. Rl-1, booutllul land, wood .. pasture and 111111. Coil for good mop. 1-4114-51131141, Aih0no. $25 /Call ¢'1-900-4180-4495, rown Com Boca FL, 18 + - 614·949·2804 So14-92-lfw W18/lln Bashan Rd., Rad• Datr. a-21-'82 ·' BlnciJ.~ 1171 No1hunting OJ trtiPIIIIng on John Dalton firm, vlola1ora will bo p.o..culld. I 47 Wantld to Rent I Starts Sept. 27 · TANNING (F..-Iy Eotle Rlrlp W : ~ LAND FOR SALE Director Bldo GUN SHOOT UCINE GUN CLUB SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M. Factory Clloke 12 GalgeO•Iy UNLIMITED SESSIONS Months of Septemller and OctoMr Dlvlalon ol Reclamation 4:30p.m. I '-'~ APPROVED: Donald C. Anderoon lor Francaa s. Buchholzer, (614) 285-6381 or Jim 985-4473 P.O. ltx 894-Wtlkw Alty IAOt!tOHIO Lots & Acreage The Dally Sentlnei--Page--;-11 Ona aero lot 3 miiH lrorn PI Pl. W.nlod To Rool: Motor Homo on At. 2 South, $8,500. 304-IJS.. For W - Trip To So.ah HEY OUYSII I Th... Girls Want To Talk To Youll 1-aoo.aeo.om Ext 43112 $3 H Par Min Mu.. Be 18 Yrt. Unlllor Co 602-4131.0115 PARTS Ef1ERVKE Mowen • Gall Saw~o a Weetleaters ES I!~====~~=~~~=====~~~~; SPE~""I & '-:t.:J:•-..1 ~30% ... ::t: &rhl. StOp & Co:re F.fl EST . RAONE MOWER • CLINIC 0 -'efOcttM-. Fras llltn11u 742·~10 66"•6179 , . Glen G. Kb:w, Chief Contractor• are advlaed ;.;.;.;,.diiJICII with Ill• ..lt.• =lo;'t:;. Rlinod•ll•g KEN'S APPlllltE SERVICE 992·5335 or 985·3561 !:c,":":a-=~~~'!;.'::'; Makrng Thai Special Chrislmall Gift? Come lo JO'S CRAFT SHOP For All Your Crall Supplies 2 mrles below Middleport on Rt 7 992-6109 Hours 10-5Tues.-5al. Public Notice =n::= lrl~~t~lllo Or W. Pick u,. by the Dlvlaloll of Reclam• iiMIIn....t of the St.la. . lion Ia Pn,H4.10. Aa provldtd In hctlon A prl-bkl mMIIna Wll be held on Tueedlly. October BOARD DEIDUIIE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICAOON COIInRUCTION •lew Ho•s a•tl ALLMAIII VCR REPAIR 35 F,... alngle bullalln - n a l Ids Wrllo to 0 P. P. b. Box 184 Mopolllon, Ohio 44641 • ,. FU llllss4 fiiiUl IIIIIICI Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1391SoHarBdlooiU. ~- • Gal;olls, Ohlt :eaa (614)446-9416 orl-IDG-172·5967 Read the Best Seier Read the (Lf\SSIFIED f\DS 35 Lots & Acreage 14 acres mn, with well, aeptlc 1yoflm, $18,000. 304-41U-342t. Lot for atlt In New Hevan, for mora Info call 304-882·2787. 2 bedroom lumlshod mobllo homo, 6t4-44f!-.0501 oftor 1:00 PM 2 Btdroom Trailer OH RL1 On Cloy Chapa! Rd.l14-25e-8408 2 Bedrooms 1 Both, Stale Roldo 2t8, G.o111pollo 614-258- Huvy duty bunk bodo, 304-458· 1t10. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complllo hon11 furnishings Houra: Mon-Sat, •s 614,..460322, 3 mllu out Bulovllle Rd f<MDIIIYary Living room •ulta, coach, chair, 2 WOoden Mid tables, 5pm 2 Bodroomo, CA, WID On Ronted Lat. Ready To Move In Sal• On Lind Conlrocl. 1 Block From Big Boor. 614·445-1409 Ntw King water bad with 111 exIra• $250. 30+675-6352 •tt•r 1:00 Pill. 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom Garage Apartment, Includes Garage, Gtorgea Creak Road, $25"0/Mo DtPoslt Aaqulr•d 614-446-4222 "hys, 614-446·2174 1 Bedroom -unfurnished Apart· mtniL. With Stove Rtfrigerator, No t"llt. $"189fMo. Waler lncludod $100 Dopooll 614-4483617. 2 bdrm apls , total electric, appllancll furnished, avallablt lmmldlately upon application approval Contact 614·992-3711. EOH Village Groan Apls 2 BR remodeled, unfum'ad gorage apt WI rofrlg & slovo Wtter fum'ed $250 month Dip. req'od. 614-446·3711 2bdrm. apts , lotal alactrlc:, tppllancea furnished, laundry room facllltln clo.. lo achool In town Appl(catlont aYIIIable al Village Grosn APia. 1411 or _call ~4·992·371 t EO H. 2br, CAL. Waohor, Drye!J. HookUp, 1!I t-loor, No Pats, Helartn· Cll. 614-44&-1079 3 room fum'ld., central hut/ air, all utilities fum'ed txclpl electric, off atraet parking 614446·2602 5 Room Apartment Downstairs, Referanct & D11p01lt, No Pets Al110, Small Trallar 614-446-1158. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackson Pike from $192/mo Walk to ahop & movloa. Call614-446·2568. EOH. Furn'ed 3 rooma & balh upsltirs Water, trash ptid Claan. 614·388-9963 Fumlshld- 1 BR apartment O.poait. 304-675-6512, if no anewer, INva message on machine. Brass chandelier, still In box Retails at $540, asking $300 304-4175-3848 cotta• Brick Uned Wood etove $50 A- table, $165 814-367-0122 attar 1008 3 bedroom trailer Stnd Hill Rd, . .nd Inquire• to Box C..2SI care of Point Pleasant Register, 200 Main St, Point Plaaeant, WV 25550. Fumlshld, 2 or 3bdrm, for rent In Coumry Mobha Park Was'-rl dryer, air, $2351 mon , 614·9§2. 2161; 014-385-8227. 'nllo bedroom 111 electric, partly tumlthod or l,;rnlshed, 614·142· 2014 Anllqua man 11 clock, $250, an· tlque 1elephona, "00, motorized 3·whHier •hopping cart, $800, 614-1192-6859 quarium 30 gal w/Ught & under grovel IIIIer $40. Maytag wringer ~llhlll' New oak furniture. table• It chairs, china cabinets, wuhltanda, drnlnks, elc Wholnala & retali. River Valley Oak Fumhuro. 614-446-4316 PICKENS FURNITURE NawAJald HOUMhOid fumlthlng 112 mi. Jerrlcho Ad Pt Pleasant, WV, """ 304-e75-1450. A & S Furniture New, ustd, antlqlMs Household lurnlshlngs Maoon, WV 304-773-5341 Refrigeratora, FrtiZII'I, Walhar, Oryt'!r VCR a, Stoves, Color T.Y.'1 t:.tc 814-256-1238 Sole On All VInyl In Slock $3.99 Corpol $5.00 Up. Mollohan Fur· nit we, 514-446-7444. Belling Good Kitchen Cabinets, lnclucf• Almond Bull:t-ln Gal Ovtn !<:eMit, Dlshw11her, Sink, Counter Topo 614~48-6994. Solid Chony Hutch $350, Mahogany Bed & Dresser $400, Teak DlnlfiQ Room Table 4 Chalro, $200~ Wing Back Choir $150, Nogotlablo 114·256-6710 Aflar7P M: SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St , Gallipolis New & U11d furniture, heatll'l, Wasttrn & Work boola. 614-448--3159. Ueed Appliance Bargains This WHk Many To ChooH From Exampll. 30 Inch El.:trlc Ranga WhMo, Wao $95 Cut To $75, Whlllpool Oryar $95 Cut To $75, Cl E Wuhor $95 Cut To $75; RtfrigereiDr Frost FrH $150 Cut To $125, Aalrlge_l'lltor Llkt New, Harvu\ Gold Woo $265 Cui To $225; Color Conoolar, Wao $1150 Cul To $95; All Sold Wllh A Guarenty, Skagep Appliances, 76 VIne StrHt, Glllipolis 614· 446·7398, Or 1-eoo-4H-3499 Open 8 To 6 Monday Thru Friday, Till 2 PM Saturday T:v. VI'RA FURNITURE AND AP· PUANCES 614-446-1428 614-448-3158 RENT-2.0WN No O.pooh • GRANO OPENING Nothl'!ll Proownod Or Uaod, Ever. Bunk Bodo Complllo $5 88 Wnk; Solo And Chair $10 93 Wnk; Lampo $3 31 Wook, Rocllnoro $5 52 Woo~; . Dlnollo Wllh 4 Chain $7.25 wook; Or Table With Bench And 4 Chairs W/Matctilng Hutch $2011 Wtak, Rtfrigerator $1122 WHk, W.ohor & Dryor Sst $16 85 Wulc; Electric Range With Glaao Door $11.22 Wnli:. $65. 304-675-7732 Circulating Gas Haatar, 614-4460254 Com fed beat or lamb for freezer, c:ut, wrapped dellvartd, 304-773 5696 & Early American solid wood table & I chairs If bought new today, would cost $1000. Since usad, will sell for $200. 614-992~5956 Firewood For Sale, All Oak, Information· 814·367-7874 Firewood, $20 pick-up load, 304-675-5106 after 6 00 PM For Salt- Slza medium ladles wln18r coat, denim w/ laathar trim, lllnnel lining, Ukt new, asking $'100, paid $150, also mise ladlet clothing, call 6111·992· 2155, 11-spm or 614-949-2204 alter6pm. Genesis Nutrition Products folluring Amino Acid Body Building. weight loss and fat burner formulas. Available excluslvtly at Rite Aid Pharmacy The safe way to diet Ladin stout slzaa, nama brand slacks, blouses, akirts, sila 9 narrow gold & silver shoas like now, 61(.992·7666 Ready To Gol Black !Tan Labrador Pupa $25 Piece 614245-5676 Registered copP'r nosed Bugle pupe;. 3 month• old . $65. NCti. 304 576--2363. Vietnam••• pol blllltd plgt, 5wb old, wun•d, $100tia . VIetnamese _pot bellied breeded sow, $250, Peacocks- 5 hens, 1 male, 3 babies, IOfl'll white, $175, 614·742-2050. e 11 PI 6 4 VIetnamese Pol e y g, 1 c4..:. 46:...-11:...46..:.4.::...._ _- : - --:--:Viatnemest pat r~lalared pig born 4126192, $75 or will nogotlatoii304·773·5044, 5 OOPM 11117 OOP Metal root and siding, baked enamel and galv 304·372-2091 & 3'12•11142. Splnot Wurllrzor orgon Ma~any, With B•nch Excel- lent Concllllonl614-446 1083 Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment ft brush hog $325 IICC cond, 304-675-3631. 5 63 Ollv• dloaol,llvo powor, high & low rongo, good rubbOr, $3000 304-578--2466 New Holltnd 770 cut & throw c;:hopper 2 row narrow head, $3,500 keatara Service caryar, Sl Rl 87, Point Plloaant RIPfiY Road, 304-895-3874 63 Livestock 00.:.-....;;;..:.~:..:..:;_ 1988 full 1iza Chevy van~ converalon. raiaed top, front a I'Nr heat & air Exc concl, 46,000 mlleo, $10,000 304-675-6030 6 February calvn, lpprox 500 lbo, $420/oa., 614-111:1,3114 Extra Gental Quarter Horse Colt, 6 Monlhs Old, 614·245-5087. New Irregular jeana, $5, Boyal Mena danlm Jackets. blbba, work pants, ' " Peggy,132 Butternut Av1 • Pomeroy "Fri. & Sat. John Deere 18 HP Hydro 42 'Cut Garden Tractor $3,900. 814-4468084 Plaltlc And Medal Culv1rt 6 Inch Thru 60 Inch In Stock Ron Evans, Jackson, Ohio 1~800.. 537-11528. Mln1a1ure pot balllad pig, breed· lng sow, rog. wl poparo, oxc bloodllnoe, $200 OBD, 814-8435453 Prom DrtiSis: 1 Floor Length, 1 614-386-IJsol Slgno: Portablo llghlld sign $2tll. wnelloro. Froo dollv~ Plastic lolloro S4l50 boK, 1 533-3453 64 Hay & Grain :-:Ho-y""'fo:-r-H---:"Io:..,oq.OO.uaro'"""bo"'IH.....,$2~6 $2 150. Round baloo $20 e1ch. 304-4175-3!110 Super Single Waterbad, FuiiWave, $50, 614·388-8507. Transpor1a11on SurpiUI Army Design Heavy TrMbark, Woodland crorhln~, 71 Autos lor Sale Accnaorl11 Sam Somerville 1 .:....:__ _:_:..:..::...;.;;_:...;....:..._ CASH AND CARRY • Solo And bealdo S•ndyvlllo Pool Office, 19711 C-60 bus, 42 pasoonglf, Chair $199, Lim~ St.rtlng At Eaet 1~77 Aaven.wOQd. Only Frl, new tlroa, automatic transmls$19 85 Eoc.~ 1 Tablo Wllh 4 Chalra Sol, Sun Nocn-8.00PM, olher olon, vory clean, 614·142·2138 Fumlthad Apartment, Centrally $1211 Sol , walhor & Oryor $589 I :d:,•Y~•~ho=urs.:..:304:::.: ·2::.73-58:..::::55:::.........,- I Located, Nut And Clean, No Refrigerator $3Hi Electric: Used forced air gas furnace tor 1m Impala, 305, PS, PB, Air, Poll, Socurlty Doposll & Set, And 011 lfangH Available tmlfm aterao, IB,OOOMI, gooa Relarenca 114-44&.0444 Located • U"pper Rlvlf' Road large or small home, $495, 614· cond., $750, 614-949 2115, 6142 4 :84::9:::·2::585=-----.,.-'--Fumllhod, 3 Rooms I Both, Bolow Sllvor Bridge Plou Or 4 fMI -3 51. Call ovonlngl. Clean, No Pttt, Rer.ranca & MIIn Oul 141 In Conlanol)' On Wafer Haaror Sale 52, 40, 30 Gal- 1m Triumon convortlblo, 1m Uncoln Pik•. lon electric and 40• Gallion Ford truck, 1974 Oldt eonverO.posll Roqulrod 614-448-15111. Natural gas Youre choice tibia, 514-182-8722 G_roclouo living 1 ond 2 bod- 52 Sporting Goods • $159 95 Womeldorff & Thomas room apartment• al VIllage Hardwaro. 614'448-0965 1980 Olda Cutlass, 4 Door Uses Manor and Riverside Model 31 Remington 12 guaa•, No Off, COif Aftor 6 00 PM . 614Apartment• In Mlddla~r1 From Skill grade I fl Brunawfck Welghl bench Willy & logs, vinyl 446-3714. $1111 Cell 614o11112·m7. EOH , DOOI table, ~7'5-5593 attar walghls, over 300 lba, $l0 304675-1889 1980 Okflmoblle CUIIall, Good 5:00PM Compiii!Y Furnished Smau condition $1250 304-675-2563 HouH, $300/mo • Utllltlt1 No Now Civilian Production SKS 55 after Spm Building Pel1 Call Boloro 7 P.M. 614-448- Rlflao & Jennings 380 Auto Pl~o 0338. Supplies 1981 Camero, tuto, sunroof, lola Alto, Ammunition At The Qallla County Felrgrounde Flea AC, will 1111 lor $700, 614-992Compltlly Fumlshed mobile Market, Saturdl)'. See 3-50 Block, brick, Hwer Dlpea, win- 3189 home, 1 mile below town over· WWII Machin• Guna On dows, lintela, etc. Ci'aude Win· looking rivor. No Polo, CA 614· Caliber tera, Rio Granda, OH Call 614- 1982 Ford Escort 1 auto, 4dr., Dlaplay. 114-448--1822 446.0338 40MPG, aood cona , $850 OBO, 245·5121 614·11112-C440. One and two bedroom PSE Fodira Croetbow, New Pets for Sale apartmanls tor rtnt 304-875- Limbo And Coble~ Qulvor 6 Ar· 56 1184 Sulek Ctnlu'LcCUllom roWI $175. 9 AM. 1111 2 PM 6142053 or &75-4100 Groom and Sutpeodly Sh-.Pat Wagon V&, PB IPS, ' 8~000 441·1635. -r MIIH, 614-446-31tf •, etyla• One bedroom apar1mente, fur· Shotgun... 12 guage, Barelta Grooming All lams Pel Food Dealer Julie 1884 Fifth Avenue, loaded, exnlohitd, utHIIfas Included. collonl condiUon, new h Security dlpoalt raqulrtd, no model 12, Nl'!,_ $495 ~ 20 guogo Wobb. Cell 614-446·0231. Remington orO Wlngmuter, and betta. don n01 uu oil, pelt, 614..t92·2218 NIB, $395, Mossberg 4t0, NIB, 12 Monlh Old Boston Terrltr, bllck, interetate travel, garage Fema11, HouM Broken, Good $2800 304-675-4138 Ono bedroom apt for rani, 304- $215; 614-742·3114. With Kldo $225 614-446-6384 675-2218. Slug• wtnchtslar 5 count boxu Grand Am SE, Three 1 bedroom apt• loc.atad 99¢ Now that WI have your at· AKC Dalmatlon r,upplea, $2SO, 1886 Pontiac 0 71h Stre1'7s turth• lnformc· tantlon hlf'lt how, buy 2 box• 1yr. old~ tema e Delmallon, !:.,dd~o,! : ~~tJ~.nceUent $11111 oach & gel $2 00 bock ahDtt, wormed & 1pad1, $1~5: lion 304-11 40 11k for I.H. from Wlnchfttar, limit one per 614-.898-2'116 • 1887 Dodge auto 35/mpg Unlumlahed Apto. llmlly oddroos. Trl Counry Sport $1,700 1987 Plymouth Horizon, AKC Mala Cocker Spaniel, Buff, 40 mpg, AIC, $900. 304-675The Mapln Elderly 1nd Han~ Shop, 304-4175-29118 1 v a Yoaro Old $125. 614-446- 2440. dlctppH Ho ..lng. All ulllltl• paid. Convenl1ntr~ located lor 53 Antiques {.=::,:::..,...,---::--:::-:-:--:-:-2620 Hnlot clllzeno Socurlly ond flro =--:..::.;.:.:.::::.,:;:____ 11187 Olcfl Dono sa, VInyl Top! protection Rtplal anlat1nce Buy or sell Rlvtrlna Antiques, AKC Ragl11arad Mlnlalure Col- Loadadl Excellent Coridlllon avell1blt Mull meet all HUD 1124 E. Main Strnt, on At 124, floc 3 Montho Old $250 6)4-448- 614-446-4225, Afllr 6o m 25z8 Aftor 5 P.M guldollnn 114·1192·7022. EHO. Pomeroy. Hourt. M.tW. 10 00 am to 6 00 p.m., Sundly 1 00 Drllgonwynd Colli!)': CFA p.,. 1t87 Ply,moulh Horizon Stan· dl~la A r, Good Tires, Cllln, to 6:00 p.m 814-11112-2526. alent & Slameae Kltlant 614- t2,oou. 45 Furnished 614-3711-26114 446-3844 Aftar 7:00 p m. Rooms 1t81 Plymouth Sundance Auto, 54 Miscellaneous Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson Ava Air, $3,188, 1987 Ford Plnlo, Roome for rant • week or month Point Ploo1ont, 304-675-2063, Merchandise Aulo Air, t3,188; 1H7 Dodge stortlng of $120/mo Gollla Hollf full llno Tropical floh\ blrdo, Shodow, 5 Spd, Air $2,798; 1989 614-446'11180. 1183 Vemah1 golf ,:art, prlctd amallanlmal• and tuppl H PonUoc Lo!11no, 5 Spd, $3,11111, on Inspection, 614-1112·5515 • stasplna roamo whh cooking For Sale dog hotiua Sevtral Jqhn'• Auto Salft, Below AloO trolllf apace. All hook-upo. 2 Cholc• Gravt1it11 Wit~ alzn 2 milia out AI. 141. Phona Holktay Inn In Kanauga. 114· C.ll after 2:00 p m., 304·773- V1ultt At Ohio Valley Memory 814~8~93, Wayne 441-4782, I 11851, M11on WV. Gerdena, In Gallloplll 614 886· Shoemaker 1187 Reliant K 4dr, Auto Trans, 8506 Shoftle 8 WHko Old AI<C Atr Conditioner ~p On a .. 46 Space for Rent 25" RCA color conaota t v & Regleterad, 111 Shata, l'ri.Color, Excellont eoiiCil11on $2,500 614· 446'1383,114o258-1182. (lommorclal two slol)' building, Z.nlth conaole etereo Like new $125. 614·3811-11354 downtown Pomeroy, For aala or condllfon. $150 ooch OBO. 6t4o Poodlft puppl11 and aduha, 1188 Beretta GT allwer, 1\Ao, V· 446-172!1 • ,.nl, 114-112-7384. AI<C, chomplon bloodllno, 114- 6, cruiH, un, olr, 14,000 mll1o, 4 82 2358 3 mo old couch & loveaeal 1 exc 667-3404 :.:.:.:. 304 .:. cc·= c c · - - - - - 47 Wanted to Rent cond, 304-e75-1t88 after 5 00 Rabblta. Guinta Pip, ~let & 1188 Nlaun, red, tunroot, 4 PM. Homatoro. 304-4175-8520. opaod, good condhlon, $2700, Llrg• houaa, Belpre to 814-992-6166. Pon1or_oy, OH. liM, oounll)' 70,000 BTU Oat Floor Furnace prwforroa, -llldlr nlcl houao Complslo $100, Ed Wrlghl 614· Reidy For RABBIT SEASON? River VaHey Bug111 Otflf'l 2 11198 Ponlloc G<and Am o 111 11, 4 In town or edal of town, ba• 448·1208. Young Stflrttd Mounds, 1 Male, mator, 1 apeld, air, dh, cruise, rnent, outbuTidlng• gartge Aooaonoble ront l!lddle ogod Afghane: 112 Price! Varn, lilooka, 1 Female ChamDion Bloodline rear defroltlf, AMIFM calltte, axe tookl couple Dependable, clean.. Stereo Recorda, Ta~a, Mite. AIIO, 2 Pupa· 1 t.ale, 1 Female, good tlree, rune ••,tsO. :lo4-8115good ......,.. .114-318-0204 Rl 7, I Mile North Of Addloon, Call For Other Into And OinN:- .h orp, 1 ow-·, ·~, .. 614·367-7123. Uono 814-44e-41138 3187. anytime, lAVa '"'"'P· F.umlohod Apartmonl, Urllhlu Pakl, 1 Bedroom. Upstairs, Second Avenue, Galllf?OIII , No Pets, Excellent Condition, 614-4411-11523 04 ':1 l . 1968 Ford F·150 Aulo, Air, 2 Fuel Tankl, $5,4H, 1988 Nl1nn 4 SOd, $3,1199, 1987Toyoto, 5 Spd, Air, $3,850, John~ Auto Sllea, Balow Holiday Inn In Kanauga 614~782 .. 73 Vans & 4 WD's 1984 Jo °P Choro koo PS, PB 5 Sf)d, 4 Cylinder, Runs, But Nllda Work, $1;t00 614-256-1507. " 1985 F-150, 4x4 302 Auto Auna Good, New Paint, Asking $4,200 614-386-8744 1988 F-150 Ford Window Fan Looks & Runs Go<><!, $3,000 614·256·6068 Anar 5 PM 1987 Plymouth Voyager LE loaded, low miles, excellent cond , $6850 614-446 9958 -.A Motorcycles ,.,.. --::~~.:.;,::.:..:~:_:-:= 1975 Honda 310, VGC, windshield, new Urn & battery, garage kepi, 10,000 miles, $450 304-1175-1889 75 Boats & Motors ___ 1 ---...,fo-:o:-:r=S::-:a:-:le~-~ 1 Ewe and 2 Ram lambs In Gal~ lla County 304-675-5076 New Holland Coal Furnac•~..W1th Will -Burt Stoker Feeder Hated For 300,000 BTU 614·256-6068 Aftor 5 ~M . t.. Length, Elch Wom Onc::e. 2 1981 Ford F-100, S1W bed, 300 6 c~ work truck, runs real g , Net hal 110me rust, cab In •xc cond, 304-875-8814 ' 1187 Chevy 5-10, 4WD, 5 aDHd, red, very lharp, 814-182-58$6. 1992 Ranger, 5 tpeed, V-6, blk wired Interior, loaded $10,500. White Crum Point Hlmllayan nil or lake over paymtnta, 304· K!Uono, $150. 614-448-2510 Aftor 576-2033 afttr 7·00 PM 4P.M. 83 bronco, automatic, PS, PI, 57 new Urn, 73000ml, $3500 090, Musical 614-9112·7133 Instruments Hr.draunc Tall Gate Utt, For Antique Upright Plano $350 P ckupa, $450, John 1 AUio Can Be Seen At 50 Oltva StrMt, Sales, 814-446-4782 • Golllpolla Large Middle Office S1za Desk $65, Melol Anllquo Bod $50, An· tlqut Dre11er Wash Stand & Bod Jonny Lind Slylo, $250, Composition Dolla, Ladlos & Mans Winter Coats 614·445 860l Like New Warm Morning Stove Plpo'aAnd Everything Included' $250 614-367-nbt Beloro 8 A M Or After 5 PM 1971 Chi~ 1 112 Ton Truck, 12 Fl , Grein ed, 4 SPMCI, Excel· lent COndition, &w;o245-5624 1971 thort bed Ood;a truck. ~~~~ =~n ~:z:atnt) Sharp BOATERS now wlnteritlng 2&3 cy outboards $25 4&6 cyl outboards $35 l-0 & stern drives $50 Waverunners $25 15 yr:s op Jeff Slont, owner J S MARINE SERVICE 614-256-11160. 76 Auto Parts • & Accessories N•!' gn tanka, one ton truck whaals, radiators, lloor mats, lie 0 & R Aulo, Ripley, WV 304· 3'12·3933 or 1·800-273-9329 Whhe fiberglass topP,ar, Uls short wldt bad Chevy, $200 Ledder atyl• tree stand 16ft $75 304-675-2773 79 Campers& Motor Homes 1974 Modal Camper 22Ft Avtn Equipped, $2 500 614· i:U&:l Services 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhlonal lifetime guaran IH Local references furnished Frat estimates Call c o lle ~ 1· 614·23NJ488, day or night Rogers Basement Wa ltrpro~ flng Cunls Home Improvements Yurt Expenanca On Oldtr & Newar Homes Room Additions, Foundallon Work, Roollng, Kllchena And Baths Frea Es· tlmatesl References, No Job Too Big Or Smalll614·3610516. 1-::=.-.,----,----- Davis Sewing Machine And vacuum Cluner Repair, Free Pick-Up And Dollwory, GoO<goa Crook Road, 614-446.0294 Hou11 and trallar rep1lr ala"'tri cal, plumbing, healing, car· pantry, painting, lnslda and out 614-992-5858 JET Alra11on Motors, repaired Naw & re-buln: motors In stock, RON EVANS, JACKSON, OH t -800· 5~7-9528 Ron'• TV Service, special~ In Zenith alao Hrvlclna olhlr brand1. Hou11 calft, also ooma oppllanco repaln. WV , 304-1176·2398 Ohio 614-448--2454. Soptlc Tonk Pumping SilO, Clolllo Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jlckoon, OH 1-800-1137-11528 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Re&l danUal or commercial wiring, new Hrvlce or rePIIIra. Malter UcanHd electrician Ridenour Elactrlctl, WV000301, 304-4178--1786. ' ' 85 General Ha,ullng t ' :~ypl:, N:!-~:!t,ngToaA~ytl~; ••' Too UUia. BIH1111n1 Cl~~lnf G1neral Work, Any Klndl 81 ~ 3711-2278 Any11me •• ::8~7=~U:..:p:-:;h~o~l~st;.;e._;..ry:...._,... Mowrer'• Upholater1ng Arvlc:lng trl $OUnly area~ ~nra.. Tha .. _-:.... 1 1u n -" n m un up o 1ll~ongj Call 304-4175-4154 lor lrM u UmiiH ''• • ••' �.· • P11g1 12-the Dally Sentinel ( PoiMro)' Mlddlepcirt, O!)!o ~--Names LOS A~ELES (AP) . - ' in the news-~· dauahten, we Cllholics, even the Shoclt-jock ltd Stem J]itMd it IDCII mature among ua,.are deeply in New York llld DOW be hu dono offend¢ when our ·~·· is pub· it in Los AnaCiea: R•mc:h IDila. · licly attacked," the bead of the . Just as he Jmllllised, SterD baa New York Archdiocese wrote in lifted KLSX·f'M from 21st to No. tllis week's Catholic New York I within a year, bum pins the _ publication. KLOS-FM comedy team of Malt At the end of her ap~aace and Brian from atop the hishly lliSl weekend on NBC's ' Sltonlay competitive momins charts. Nisht Uve." the singer held up aa Stem, now the most popular 8-by-12-inch photo of Pope John mornins radio personality in ·the Paul n, ripped it to pieces and said, ~ation's top two markets, regales " Fi&httbCreaicncmy." · 1istenera wath graphic lalea of IICX, The cardinal. withoot mentiongenitalia ancfbathroom habits; ing the singer- by name, said: urges women auesu io remove "Tearing ~ a picture can be lite their clothes; and llelivers such sticking a pm in a doll, I suppose. lowbrow features as "Lesbian And I suppose, too. that voodoo Dial-a-Date." can have a variety of motives ... He plays no musi<:, gives no frequently, I suspect, a very childtime reports and docs not cover ish and superstitious fear." traffic or spons. · The Sttrn show, bmJdcast from DETROIT (AP)- Former basNew York's WXRK-FM, is also ketball star Spencer Haywood is heard in Philadelphia, Baltimore, battling his ex-wife, the model Cleveland, Washington and Dallas. !man, for clistody of theil: teen-age He starts in Chicago next week. daughrcr. Haywood has petitioned for cusNEW YORK (AP) - Cardinal tody of 14-ycar-old Zulekha HayJohn O'Connor says Irish singer wood, his lawyers said in a stateSinead O'Connor offended Roman ment Thursday. Zulckhl bas been living \fith Catholics around the 'WOI'ld by rear\ ing up li picture or the pope on telc· HayWood in Dettoit for the put 2 1/2 years because she WJJS unhappy vision. "As his spiritual sons and !ivins -'lmaa's HoDywood home, family are, Bob Sherwin, in wheelchair, a resl· LENDING A HAND • Residents aod staff or the statement said. dent or Overbrook; and 1-r, Naomi Sroufe, Overbrook Center in Middleport reeeady held a The NBA star and lmim direetor or housing and laUIICiry; Linda Briggle, yard sale to raise money to help ·the family or divorced in 1986. She is now marOverbrook Administrator; aad Llada Jollas, Scott and Lori Kimes and their children, Justin ried to rock star David Bowie. assistant director or llouslog I!Dd laundry. aud Asbliegb, who were victims or Hurricane A telephone number for lman' s A!ldrew in Florida. Pictured with the Kimes representatives was not immediateA picnic at the home of Marie Boyd in Syracuse highlighted the ly available. recent meeting of ~::fs County BEVERLY Hll..LS, Calif. (AP) Salon Np. 710, Eight Forty. year associate partners · who rated They are highly paid junior "General Hospital" star Tristan By RICK HAMPSON The group voted to ac1l knives, at the nation's biggest their !inns on such crittria as train· attorneys Rogers has' plead~d innocent to Associated Press Writer dish clothes, napkins, pecans and drunken driving. law fmns. But in a biennial survey ing, hours, feedback and interest of NEW YORK - They sit at cashews to raise money. It was their desks long after dark, reading by The American Lawyer maga- work. that membership goal announced Law fmns are OWDCd and run by hadbecn~ , magazines while waiting for a zine, many sounded more like jail. :· boss' "bedcheck." They worrr house lawyers than corporate ·a limited number of partners, who announced that nurses' It was . hire less experienced lawyers as · about layoffs and rue the end of lawyers. "When associates leave the fum associates to do some of the wort. scholarships in the amount of free doughnuts. They must type $2,500 are available to iraduatcs of their own ftle labels and help assis- they are congratulated as if they· While partners receive a share of an accredited school of nursing tants do research. Some even have just broke out of pison," reponed profits, associates are salaried and between the ages of 23-45 who one of the 3,200 third-and fourth- usually ~ve if they aren't made a to share an omce. would be interested in furthering a 306 E. MAIN ST. . ; partner after six years. . career A ·slump in the legal business py. in respiratory disease thcnihelps explain a general decline in Shirley Rohan, Eight and Forty associate morale, according to Le Chapeau of Departmentai, Robert Saftan, American Lawyer's announced her homecoming Nov. executive editor. · 14 at the· Best Wcstem in Newark. Social hdur is at 6 p.m. and dinner The American Legion Drew Lodge in Athens. The K.T. Crossen is at 7 p~m. Tickets arc S15 arid Webster Auxilil!ry Unit No. 39 met Unit No. 21 will host the conferOfficers were elected at the reservauons are to be in by Nov. 7. recenUy at the home of Mary Mar- ence. AU state officers will be pretin with seven officers and other sent to give instructions and distJ'i!;t recent meeting of the SL Paul Unit- The theme is "Ohio's Bears are chairmen will also be there. The ed Methodist Women held at the Busy 'Rohan' to Make Mounda of members present Veda Davis, junior activities luncheon will be $4 .' Sharon church social room in Tuppers Money for Rcscarth." ' The next meeting will be held at chairman, will meet with junior Squires, Eighth District President, Plains. Elected were Betty Chevalier, the home of Mary Martin. members at her home to work on will give a report on the national president; Joanna Weaver. vice· nut cups for Halloween and Ouist- convention. Jamie Gillispie, activity director president; Shirley Rockhold and m8$ for veteranS at nursing homes at Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabili- Missy Harris, secretaries; and aiJd hnq)itals. Iva Powell, children and youth tation Center, has sent a list of vet- JoAnn Francis, treasurer. Betty Chcvailer presided at the chainnan, stated she' has written to erans at that center. the purpose and A card was read from Courtney meeting and Xenia Horne for VeleranS Children to obtain a list of children at Hard- Midkiff thanking the unit for send- aim of the group. Elsie Culley conducted a proins A Cotul8e. The group will send ing her to Bucker.e Girls State. The group wall be joining with gram on World Thanlc Offering $5 to each child there at Christmas. ' Katherine Welch is to contact Willcesville Unit No. 476, Vinton with the group presenting its offer:the delegates to Buckeye Girls County, to have a party for veter- angs as part of the program. ·State about speaking with the aux- ans at the Athens Health Center in _ The sroup voted to have a Christmas sale including clothing, : iliary sometime in the winter. December. ' The auxiliary's fail conference The October meeting will be toys and crafts, on Dec. 4-5 in the church basement. Refrcahments of · will be held Thursday at the Elk's held at the home of Mary Martin. hot dogs, sloppy jocs and drinb ~ 10" OF EXTRA ;. will also be sold during die sale. FIRM COMFORT The sale will help the St. Paul Church with regular expenses. · Connie Rankin and Joanna Weaver served refreshments durins 1 the social hour. · TWIN SIZE Rev. Sharon Hausman closed 11 the meeting with prayer. · FULL SET The Deecmbcr meeting will be 'QUEEN SET held on the fllSl with Shirley Rock· hold and Ui•ov Harris as p leaders. A.Chrlstmas dinner= held at 6 p.m. with a gift exchange to take place. WGH WTAP LIS GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) ~: EJI8)aad's Princess Anoc will visit· ~wich to help mise money fur.: Save the Children. ·· She wiD be the gUest speaker u;: an Oct . 18 dinner martins tb.c:: Wc~tport-based charity's f\Oth·· anruversary. The 42-ycar-old ~· eighth; in line to the Briush throne, has been president of The Save the . Children Fund, the organization's. British bnuich, since 1970. 5:00 (2) a -(TU,WE,TH,FR) Home Shopping CJ) (MO) Lou .O nlnt (i) • (MO) WCHid Newo Now (J). Cltlnlllecl Televlolon IIIH~ AO Gay Ol ME~TING I. , :~ lage. Anita L. Caato and Ronnie E. Casto, lot, .to Jennifer Youn&, Sut· ton. Joyce L. Doualas, tracts, to Richard K. Douglas, Bedford. Fllll!a!Oftel ) . cacNHNewa ID . _ . 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Over 150 In Stock *128811 NIWI • i' su::ING .,••• s~•*49'5 · tllli!IJ ~ RECLINERS With Reclining Encla Cofumbue ';: • ' $99'' SET . FUISTEEL RCDONAL =by,.ke .8 DllyllrHk 5:~ (2) G NBC Nlghtokle (!) CHN Newo 8:00 (2) G 0 NBC Newo at SunriM (I) lob Newhert (!) (WE,TH,FR)I Love Lucy (i) 18 ~ Momlng • SETS 488.. Kotter ID (MOl Golf ID (WEI NFL Yelibook 8 8porto LoteNight 5:05 (!) Bomer Pyle 5:30(i)a (J)e ABC Wo~d Nttwa Thla Morning • illlllll C8S Morning Newa (f) (WE,TH,FR) Pllld call 982-2403 ,. Compiled by: Emmogeoe Holstela·Congo Recorder, Meigs County, Ohio LIYINi ROOM ST~ING $ My Bloter (f) (Fill Welcome Beck, Entertainment For reservations .Att•nding Optometrist: Dr~ Huff Mollica CLOSE FRIDAY 5 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY All RE.OPEN SUNDAY I PM til 6 PM lim $5.00 Adults, $3.00 child reoo Wendall E. Chapman and Joanne Chapman, parcel, to Southem Ohio Coal Co., Salem. Pamela S. Miilhonc, Helen Mill· hone and Vernon Millhone, .51 to Gregory W. Cooper and Sharon D. Cooper, Orange. Carolyn A. Grueser, Paul T. Grueser, Richard R. Wilson and Peggy A. Wilson, Pt. Lot 134, to Joseph R. Wilson,. Middleport Vik lage. · Charles Edwin Humphrey and Vivian E. Humphrey, .'59 A, to Rictuwd H. Boring and Inez C. Boring, Olive. William R. Collins, Jr., Loretta F. Collins, Charlie Collins, Pamela Collins, II A., to Glenn R. Collins, Jr. and Connie Collins, Salisbury. · Richard L. Haggerty and Judy Haggerty, 1.0 A, to Michael D. Davenport and Peggy E. Davenport, Chester. 1anette J. Englebrecht, 7A, to Kenneth Kiser and Loraine Kiser, Letart. Joanna L. Council, 0.6940A, to Robert D. Council; Rutland. Donald Bryan Betzing, parcel, to Anna Marie Chapmln and Paul Leonard Chapman, Pomeroy Vil- (f) (TU,WE,TH) OCTOBER 13, 1992 1-11 P.M. EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM STEAK DINNER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th Lebanon. (TU,WE,TH,FII) NBC Nlghlalde .' IIA1TRESS l (II) 1111 Deer JOhn II] • Kenneth 4;opelend 1D Boci)'Shaplng ~~0:00(2) Monlll Wlllamo • ·r e • Cll Pony Mtoon (i) II M8ury Pavich (J). Vlekll 1111111 Mlgnilm, p.l. I I ] . 0 700 Club Willi Pat llablrteon · ,aunlly Feud Challenge aJihly ....IY llll!lhatl (f) MUlder, IIIII Wrote ' : • a• • i : • «< lportoCtnltr . . •10:05 (!) (MOl MOVIE: AlliUm to r' Bolt II • (!) (WE) MDVII!: Five (!) (TH) MOVIE: a.ath : lcttlm • !. ®Doctor Dean (f) Divorce Coun ID Body by Jake Ql DayWatch aD H.. rt to Heart With Sheila .Wal1h 11 ;30 (l) SeMme S11'1111 ill Cla11lc Concentration (f) Divorce Coun ID Getting FH 8 Crier Co 0 Paid Program 11 :35 (!) (WE) Andy Griffith a AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) II CilD <ll D (JI) 1!1J t121111 ill Newo (!) Gareldo (!) lTV Programming I!D 18 Matlock (f) The Judge Ill Cookln' USA ID Bodl11 In Motion Ql NewoHour 12:05 (!) (MO,TU,WE,TH) Perry Maoon 12:30 (})II ® r;alth Donlelt (i) II (J) Ill Loving (l) lTV Programming 11111111 t121111 Young and the ReoUeoo 1!11 The Judge . 13 (MO,FII) Country Kitchen 13 (TU) Remodeling and DecoraUng Today ® (WE) Exploring America; Side by Side 1211 (TH) Going Our Way @ BodyShaplng 1:00 (2) 8 @ Diyo of Our Uvea (!I Newo (!) (Fill MOVIE: Comenche Station Cil8 (J) Ill All My Children II] 18 People'o Coun 1!11 Superior Court 1211 Crook and Cheae 1221 (MO) POA Goll , ~ 1221 (TUI ~lory Daya 1D (WEI Top Rank Boxing 1221 (TH)IndyCar Racing 1221 (Fill Women's College Volleyball 1211 Sonya Live .A 0 Bonenze 1:05 (!) (MO) MOVIE: The Langett Yard CD (TU) MOVIE: Run, Simon, Run ill (WE) MOVIE: Framed CD (TH) MOVIE: Ulzana'o Raid 1;30 I!IJ 1111 t121111 Bold and the Beautiful I!D 18 Boot of People'o Court -- 1!11 Superior Court ID (TU) PBTA Women'a BIINardo 2:00 (})II (!)) Another World (!I (MOl Columbuo Dey Parada (!I (TU,WE,TH,FII) Deelgnlng Woman Cilll (J) It'One· Life to Live (II) till t121111 AI the World Turns II] Ill Swana Crolllng (f) Silo of the Century 1211 lie a Stir 1221 (TH) NHIIA Racing 1211 NawoDay 0 (MO,T\I,WE,TH) Father Knowo Boat 0 (FR) Wllard Scoll'o Amateur Haur 2:30(!1 (TU,WE,TH,FII) Gidget (!) (FII) All In the Fomlly II] 18 Stunt Dawgo (f) Win, loH or Draw 13 Top Cord 1221 (TU) Horo11how . Jumping 0 (MO,TU,WE,TH) My ThrH Sono / 2:35 (!) (TUI All In the Family 3:00 (}) II aJ1 S.nta Barbera (I) (TU,WE,TH,FII) Andy Griffith (!) (FII) Tom ond Jerry'• FWihOuee Cillll (J)g General Hoapllll (MOl Joy of PalnUng (l) (TU) Welcome to My Studio (l) (WEI Tom Lynch Wetercolor Technlqun (l) (TH) Drawing Fun lor m (l) (FII) Joy of Country PalnUng · (!) (MO,TU) OED (!) (WE) lleochlng New Helghlt of Excellence (!) (TH) Economlco U$A (!) (FR) llllllnd tile Sctneo 11111111 liZ Ill (MO,WE) Major LNguo BollbiM IIIIIIJ liZ Ill (TU,TH,FR) Guiding Ugllt II] 18 Mente Mtlodlet Starring luge· Bunny a Frilndo (f) Hollywood lquorea 13 Cookln' UIA 1221 (MOl 01111 Amerlcln ID 1D Deipenll w- • • Cllll Home I!IJ 1111 liZ Ill Price Ia Right I!D 18 Gunomoke Race . (WEI Bodybuilding (TH) Block College Sporll Today . ID (FII) YIChting QllntemeUOIIII Hour lllllncrodlblt AnlnuJI Hour 3:05 (!) (TU,WE,TH) Tom ond Jerry'e FunhouM 3;31,1 Cll (TU,WE,TH,FII) Slvtcl by .tha Sell . Miller llogera• Me;1l8lrY (!) (TUI MOVIE: The Love : (I) Joan lllvor1 Cil l l Solly Je11y llephetl (l) (WE) Soclll C~allengll of the '801 (l) (TH) Spacellllp Eanll; A -- Global Geography Everyone Cll Blw.-.t (!) (FR) MOVIE: Neved!l Smllll ~ 0:30 8 Uvlnllln .,. •toa Willi • Chrllllt "ttlnkley ~ 1:00 (2) . ....IHJ Povlcll I m SAT.. OCT. 10 01112 'TV ....... lhllfll II !! f iR -:= lllwYIIi flllllv • Litltlnu Ire. Fl Wortti, TX " - Shopping 111 • CNN Ntwa · ~ Alfltcl Hltatocacll Hour IZI 8porta LaleHight 5:30 III ID Ag Wlllclnd Report aJI NBCNI!Ihllidt 8 Newt/ShowBiz Thil · Wlllc 5:00 (2) . Gomer·"'" Ta111 [] t1211D Nttwo (f) IIJI Pilei Program Neighborhood Marahall (!) (TU) European Joumel, (!) (WE) Jenklno' Art Wortclllop Cll .(THI Adam Smllll (!) (FR) lmegea IIJ) 18 oartcwlng Duck II) Scrabble 1211 (MO,TU,TH,FII) On Stege 13 (WEI Oo1pel JubiiM 12Z (TH) NFL Y11111ook @ (Fill Golf 3:35 CD Fllntttoneo 4:00 (2) II Ol I!IJ I!IJ (TU,TH,FII) Opreh Winfrey (!I Three Stoogeo (i) g Danlthuil (l) Shining Time Sllllon Cll II Highway to Heaven Cll Body Electric I!D• Goof Troop (121. (TU,TH,FII) Golden Glrlo 1!11 $25,000 Pyramid a!l Club Dance · @ (MO,TU ,WE,TH) Global Supercard Wrea~lng @ (Fill Senior POA Golf 12!1 EarlyPrlme aD Archie and Friendo 4:05 (!) The Jetoono 4:30 (1) Hulk Hogan'o Rock 'n' Wre1Uingl m (!) SeMme atreet liD 1D Tom I Jerry Kkla Q211D (TU,TH,FIIl Dealgnlng QIDayBreak 6:30 (2) II 's.tuRIIJ Report Cll K-a. Copelend (!)--theUne1 1!1J ID DII!!!Y'I The Little Memeld 1,1 az ID lacK 10 lila Future Q a @ Ru.,..ey With the Rich Femoua ID Thoroughbred Dlgeot 8 lntemlllonal Correlpondenti/Ntwl 7:00 (2) II· (!)) Today Q Cll Lorry Jo..a (IJ II Bue:.,ga Iunny T-ty Show a Cll ll Delicate Balonce [] till Ill u.s. Fem Report I!D ID WWF Superatara af Wre1Uing 1!21 Ill A11111zlng Uvt Sea MonkiJI [] 1221 Sporllc::'intar 8 DsyBreeit IIJI Back~tqe at the Zoo 7:05 CD Gun1moke 7:30 (!) World Tomorrow (J) Iii Captain Planet and thePian81MraC IIJ (JD Agri ca..,j:y t121111 Grimmy Q ID ESPN Outdooro Ql Nttwa/Sporta CIOM·Up 0 ~ugle Doggie end Friend• 8:00 Cll U.S. Fem Report (i) a (J) D New Advan.l!!re• of Winnie the POOh'f! Women 12!11nalde Politico '82 0 Super M - Broa. Superahow 4:35 ()] Brady Bunch 5:00 (2) 8 Coaby Show (1) Fllntllonea CilD Current Affair (J) fit Silly Jeeey Raphael IIDIIIJ (TU,TH,FR) Newo liD ID Steven Splalbtt'll Pra11nla Tiny Tobnt • Adventureo Q211D (TU,TH,FII) Oeraldo Q2l Donahue II) Canoon Erpreoo a!l Be aSter @ (MO) Scholaotic Sports America @ (TU,WE,THI Monoter Truck Challenge ' 12!1 EariyPrime (JJ Popeya 5:05 W Happy Dayo 5:30 Cheera <!l Capllln N (i)D Newo (!) Reading Rainbow (f) Whe... In the World II Camen S.ndlego? (JI) till (Fill Hearl of Ohio iiJ) ID Batman: The Animated Serle I ®VIdaoPM @ (MO) Sporto Reporters @ (TU) Crooe-OYer Sporto ID (WEI Unlimited Hydroplane Racing @ (TH) Thoroughbred Dlgtll 12!1 ShowBiz Today 0 lnopector Gadget 5:35 ()] Happy Dayo rn e ABC's 'G!Jip.g to Extremes' is different. lly JERRY BUCK AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES - In television, where " go with the flow " is an industry axiom, producer-creators Josh Brand and John Falsey are swimming upsU'CliRI. They've fQund a new spawning ground·by ignoring, or at least subverting, what is known in network talk as the series •'franchise.' ' '' There are only a couple of franchises - · cops, detectives, doctors, lawyers, and oecasionaily the family," Brand says. "When we started 'Northern · Exposure' we weren' t really interested in' doing a medical show. "Our new show , 'Going To Extremes,' could as easily have been about Peace Corps workers, but making them medical students gave it an acceptable franchise." CBS' "Northern EKposure,' ' which just won six Emmys, including best drama series, is a medical show in the way that ·' 'Twin Peaks" was a cop show. In addition, it's a comedy masquerading as a drama because one-hour comedies simply aren' t done on television. . "I think what's so wonderful about 'Northern Exposure· is that it is character-driven,'' Falsey says. "I think in the beginning CBS was expecting more of a medical franchise. They woilld have been happy if Joel Fleischman jumped into a helicopter to rescue a lumberjack who had fallen out of a UCC'. We got lucky because it started in the summer and CBS wasn't pa)(ing that much attention." - A~C ' s "Going To Extremes" ostensibly is about students going to medical sc:hool on a Caribbean · island. It' s filmed in Jamaica , doing duty as the fictional island of Jantique. · . em (!) Tha Con1tltutlon: That II) Pre•• Vall' Luck 1 4:30 (2) • llportaWortcl Br- r a· Cup Specill (T) (JIP) Frug.ol Gao met Stereo. v- Ill ®8ecand Oenertltion M~NINQ liD 18 ~etwalk (!) (MOl Pllnlng Willi Oery oaonen,u 11:01 (() Coe JtJIU'IIIId'UOvety 41/ lheWCHid Adventure 11:301Jl• N - (!) Fra1h Fleldo l!l) (I!) Newo ~ 18 Jim ltenoon't Dog City I! Ill Fievtl'o Amlrlcan Taii1Q ID FI1Hin' Hole Ql DIJBreak 0 Archie and Friendo 8:05CDB011811Za 8:30 Cll Minority Buolne11 Report · Cilllff. D Land of the LOll . (!) No ace Like Home II] II lobby'• World [] t121m Dleic'l The udle Mermaid 1D Ultlmet Outdoorl Willi Wayne Pearson 1211 NtWI/Thl Big Story 0 Hay, Vern, 1ro Emtall ' 9;00 rn e Mr. Cenoon (!I ®I D Newa (J) (J) II Wild Weot C.O.W.: Boy1 of Moo MeN a ~French In Action (!) Ezecutlve Strloa II] 1D Tam Jerry Klda tl ~Ill Garfield IIIII FrlenGa a iiJ Beakman'l WCHid (f) Pilei Program 1211 Btckyard America 1221 Fly Flllllng VIdeo Magazine 8 NewofHeaiiiiWorllo 0 ProSt.ara Q 8:05 (!) WCW Power Hour 8:30 til II Derkwtng Duck Ill, a WFrench In Acllon (!) No Job for 1 Lody IIJ 81 Newt · II] ID TAZ·MANIA crJI Captain Planet the Planet:;: (f) Hoi lnlidlr 13 Joy of qtlrdlnlng ID Walktr'l C., Chronicle• 8 NawofMon.,-k 0 WlohKkl lllrrl!!ll Macaulay Culkin l.il '10;00 (2) 8 Slvtcl by the llal Q (!I Pro Faotblll Weekly (i) II Goof Troop Stereo. (l) Delli : An Introduction ID llpenloh [] (!) 1111!11 Me-,:other I!D 18 Steven Spielberg PreNnts The Plucky Duck 1'1 liM 51 !: = ~ge Mutent NinJI TurUeoa~., crJI Chip n' Dele't lleocue llll!lll're [] (f) Juot Ten ol Ua Q, 1211 Alttne'l Creellvl UVIng Willi Crefll ID HunUng Strlteglel Still hunting the hard way: deer stand hunting; understanding wild turkeys. Ql Newo/llllawllz Thla WMk Q) lnlj)IC10r Gadget 10:05 (!) NaUOnal Geographic Erplorer 10:30 (2) 8 CaiHomlo O..amo [] (!llllbt Wlnkllmln'o GOOd Fllhlng a <ll Ill Aeld.e mt Fomlly tiii l 1 Ill, W DleUnoa: An Introduction toSpanloh C (!) Are You lltlng ltNICI? · l!IJID Sporl8 Oueot II] 18 Eek the Cet Q crJI fell 8pln (f) Clrtoon E1preea Ill Country Kitchen ID JimmJ' Hou1tan Ouldoorl 8 Ntwo/~ With I!IH . Klenach 0 Thll'l My Dog 11:00 (]) Slvtcl by lhe' llall Q (!} QoH ShoW (i) The Jetaono (l)Aito Gute (J) 11 Jim DOnnen Marshall football. (!) Dtnntr II Jutla't I!IJ. Bock to t h e [ " Q liD • Super oavo e e ~DeiNIImlln'a 011e1 Ol DuckTalll [] Ill E"'lallng Alri"arloe: llldt byllldt 1D GIHt Ouldaore Cl!l Nlwl/lallnotlnd Tecta alagy Wlllc 0 Black ltalllon 0 ~ llalllnd [CIMI I;J AU (i) • lleekmen•a World (l) Cabin Counrr, Doreen Marka and Jerry Wiliams of Otis Pro(lucto, Inc. . demonstrate proper gun II] . o ~por~aw ar- a· Cup Special (T) (f) Juttlhe T• of Q Ql Newa!F- WIICII u. care. '(J) . 0 Mount.M.zlnt Weal Virginia football . C!J Onlhlm Ktn'a Kitchen , G ~lit Ol~y'l IIIW il]oc:8T•c Ill Oolng Dur liay ID Colloge GameDoy 8 College F-11 Preview IIJI Nelli( Zorra 12:G0(2)G Double Up Q <!l Soul Train (i) 8 Callege F-11 Miam1 at Penn State (L) (l) Fram • Country Glrdtn (1)111 Q2l College,_. Rutgers at Syracuse (L) (!) DtcoraUng Willi Mery GIIHIII iD Americen Gledlatora l 18 MOVIE: White Water mmer (PG) (2:00) liZ• KldoM8gl I!J MOVIE: The HeunUng of S.rah Hercly (2:00) Stereo . i Remodeling and Doc:anltlng Todly Ql NlwaDay 0 Thl Vlrglniln 12:05(1) Happy Doyo 12:30 (2) G COtlege Fooolball Arkansas at Tennessee_£.) (l) (!) VIctory Glrden t;J t121111 Hlgh-0 1211 Great American Outdoora Bowhunting Montana mule d-. ID Colltge Football Big Ten Geme of the Week (L) 8 l!vano and Novak 12:35 (!) Happy Dayo 1:00 C1J Thlo Wlllc In llaMbtll (!) HASCAll Racing All Pro Auto Parts 300 from Chartone. N.C. (L) (!) Quilting From the . Heal\land Frugal ~aumet Stereo . \II i CD Search for Scallan The finalists lor thO lead role in the miniseries Scarlett arB onterviewed in front of an audience . (t :OO) t121111 Newa S Champlonthlp Rodeo From Mesquite, Texas. 8 NewoDay 1:30 Cll MOVIE: Kung Fu (t :30) (l) Quilling for the 'tOo (!) Thlo Old HouN [] liZ WKIIP In Clncmnatl 't 8Newamalcer Saturdayfllowo 0 The Rifleman 2:00 (!) Sewing Willi Nancy (!) Woodomen and 111Drlvera The last generation to work in the woods belore e cha1nsaws and tractors tells tales of a vanished way of life in the American forest. (0:30) 1111111 Dear John 1;1 I!D ID MOVIE: Matewan iPG13) (2:30) Paid Program (f) MOVIE: The Good Mather ae (R) (2:00) ® Flrehewk/Supercar Serleo Watk1ns Glen Fire hawk from Watkins Glen . NY. 8 Newa/HeellhWorh 0 Big Valley 2:30 (!)Joy of PainUng Stereo . (!) Hornetlme I!IJ liD @ Baleball '92 Q 1211 Remodeling and Decorating Today Ql Newa/Stylo With Elll Klentch 3;00 (!I MOVIE: The Day of the lfolphln (PG) (2:00) (l)HomeUme (J) • Oreateat Sporll Logendl Roger Maris helped . the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals win · a total of seven World Series tiHos. Host: Reggie Jackson. (!) Cabin Country Hunting guide Gerry Shivers hunts for Kansas · bobwhite quaiL 1111• liZ. MI]Or League BtHball 11merican League Championship Series: East DiviSion Champion at West Division Champion (game 3) e (L) [ ] oou...-a a 3;30 (2) Pro llalch Volleyball Kong of the Bl!ach lnvhatlonal from Daytona Beach. Fla. (T) (JIP) eot~ege Football California at Washington; Clemson at Vlrgl~la; Texas vs. Oklahoma at Dallas : Michigan State at Michigan or Illinois at Ohio · State (L) (l) Woodcarving With Rick Butz Steteo. (!) W~right' l Shop 1Stereo. OJ Pro och Volleyball King of the Beach Invitational from Daytona BalCh. Fla . (T) 1211 lneldl Wlnoton Cup fleeing Highlights from the Tyson Holly Farms 500 from North Wilkesboro, N.C. 0 College FoatbtM Sccnbo•rd Ql New•fY- Money 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Circle of Iron (Ri ' (2:05) Marcia Adlme; Hllrtllnd Cooking Stereo. (!) Adftnturea In Scale Modeling m (f) Joan R - ' QoUipl Ooealpt Oooalpl ' ill Pelfol- ltlawcaH: e..... lncl-polla lrom the- . super Chevy Show In · lril!l.,, potla. (f:30f ID'P<IA'Oolf las Vegas •• 8Ealty,_ 0 Yaung Rldtra I;J 5:30 (!) Venturing ... Thll . ' · Entropreneurlel Chllltnge Newton'• Apple Stereo. \II 0 lloaom Buddlel 8Newomeker Salurday/NIWI EVENING 8:00 (2) 8 I!IJID liZ. Ntwa (!) Ulettylel of the Rich l Famouo Woodwrlgllrt Shop Stereo . [] (!) Wid .(merlcli Stereo. I;J II] ID Full HouM [] ill Ileal Nawa lor Klda (f) .Counteralrlke .Stereo . 8 World Today · 0 Bordertown Q &:05 W WCW Saturday Night WreoUing &:30 (2) II (!)) NBC Ne- Q (l) VIctory Gardin [] (!) American VacatiOila Stereo. m till iril t121111 CBS Nowo Q liD ID Andy Grllfllll ID SportoCentar 8 Newa/Pinn8cle 0 New Zorro 7:00 (2) II llllJJD WhMI ol Fonunal.il (!) llu..way W.l lllthe Rich Famouo · (IJ D Current Affair Extra..D (!) Wild America Stereo. ~;;~· (J)8 HM111w (!) Lowrence Wilt II] 1D @ Star Trek: The Nttll Gen81'111on Q l!2l Ill Entertainment Tonight Stereo. [] a 1!11 OuentUm Leap E;l 1221 College Football Scoreboard 8 Capital Gang/Newt 0 llln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Q 7:30 ~ II I!IJ liD C11h Eaploalon (!I $100,000 Fortune Huqt (l) New Country VIdeo Stereo. 1211 Texao Conn..,Uon @College F - n Notre Dame at PittSburgh (L) Ql NIWI/Sportl Slturdty ONew Zorra Q 8:00(2)11 ~Hera end NStereo. (!I MOVI ; Airport 1875 (PG) (2;00) (IJ • (J). Covington Croll Armu s. Richard and Eleanor attempt to stop an assassination. Stereo . E;1 (!) Auolln City Llmlto Stereo. (IJ Senlora s,..k Out Stereo. I!JliiD 1!21a Frannle'o Tum Frannie tells Jo5$ph to teach Eddie about the facts of life . Stereo . [] II] 18 ce))s A gun is discovered when a driver Is stopped for speed1ng . Stereo. Q • ag;~m:.,:~ 8 PrimeNewa Q_ 0 Young lllc!M Q 8:05 (!) MOVIE: Mlcken..•o Gold (PGI (2:45) 8:30 (2) Ill Ol Ollt All Night Chelsea tries to prevent Chansse from leaving Los Angeles. Stereo. [] (JI) ID 1!2) Ma]OI LIIIIIUI BIHbtll NL Championship Sones : West Oovlslon Champion at East Division Champ1on (game 4) (LI iiJ) • COPS The FBI catches a robbery suspect; a man leaves an accident scene. (A) Stereo. Q (f) Boyorid Reality 13 Grend Ole Opry Uve Stereo. 9:00 (2) G @ Empty Nett Harry objects to Arthur's sudden marriage . Stereo . Q (IJ D <ll II Croooiotcla Johnny encourages Selena to pursue her dream of becoming a singer. Stereo . e ~ Adventure• of Robin (!] Rege lor Democrecy Craftsman Nationals from Topeka , Kan. Ql Newt/On the Menu Cll a .,. (f) My Two Oaclt Hood ill Plikl Program S NHRA Today Sears a ~ =':;."K§I' liD . WCW Pro WrNMIIUII IIrlgiG Ill Country llall AFTERNOON (I) 5:00 Cll . _ Ju- · ln~~atlonal , 4th roond (L) Ql Newaflportl CloH-Up Cit1zen panoc1patoon In civic l1fe, including activism and politics, Is explored by Anthony Lewis of the New York Times and pol~ical scientists. (1: 00) . II] m Coda 3 A race car explodes 1nto flames with the dnver trapped inside . Stereo. i13 Ray Bredbury Theiler SteUer Broa. Qllolh Sk111 With .JeJeckeon 0 MOVIE: llaoperedo: The Outlaw Wara (2 :00) Q 9:30(2)• aJI Nurato Jack's careless handling of medical waste results In punishment. Stereo. [] II] Tlii" Edge A man's life is changed forever by a • baboon·t t ttransplant. • Stereo. (f) Thll hiker 12!1 lltlilble Boun:oa 10:00 (2) G aJ Slttaro Frankie decides to raise her family In accordance with Jewish lahh. Stereo. (I)Niwa (i) • (J). The e-m~~~~ Tony's son is forn betwean telling the truth and be~ I_Qyal to a pal. Stereo. l.il (l) Meaterplece Tlltlft Sir Anthony Blunt Investigates a ~uzzll~alnting lor the OuHn. (!) All C~l.lmlll Stereo. II]• Hunter (f) Silk ....1 1 Stereo. Q m Q . 13 ""*"*' Ql WCHid Newt lie Shop c... m.011 ... Nest Poc• •• • • '. ' • ~ii!: 1!. WEEKDAYS MORNING ., 10:00 A.M.·. Betty Ward and Gene Ward, parcels, to Jall'es B. Arthurs, FAM ·- MEIGS COUNTY FARM BUREAU ANNUAL Meigs County land transfers EIPN CNN t IIJ ID Ftevoro Amlrlcan PUBLIC IOftCE SET 199" '333 · 1 1:00 (!) RITE AID Officers elected USA N.Uit ' = -cc WINS WVAH . .WOWK ... ' -- ·Drew Webster Auxiliary :discusses fall conference T8l WII'll WOUI WCHI WI'IY •' an· Marie Boyd hosts 8 and 40 picnic Dewey Whorkum & Howe: Morale sags .at big law firms W8AZ Rogers, who plays Robert sc:orr pio in the ABC soap opera, was. arrested Sept. 9 after making illegal turn in his sports car;. Deputy Qistrict Attomcy 'William Clark said. If convicted, Rogers could set two days in jail and ll $1,100 fine. -: The Ausualian actor' s lawyea!entered t ~e plea on his behJIIC: Thursday. ·: SATURDAY Cltv I' , • • ChuM I •• �, / ·~· SUNDAY • SUN.. OCT. 11 1<00 (J) Willie Sin J a , • 11J NBC llgll IJo Qllpalll Lelllllghl o hid P•ooren:s -~ 1:00 (J) e TV Chlpel (J) While SMdOw a eCNHtiJ) . UndM ... 0 WIICGIM Bee*, Kcitttr Ql Newi/HNIIhWCIIilo 1:05 WOIId T_,.,w 1:30 (J) Jll Muolc lnd ... Spoil... w WOrd (JJ e Vlowpolnl ~ · aReporl • MlnoriiJ ...II]) . Qooup (I) II ~~ibfl' ®• : Railllllof .,.,...n:N+IIIIII Cll • T1lll • Frllnda Pill IIIII (P013) (2:00) . IIJ My TwG PerlonMnOe lho• ca..: •I• • IP aVo Events from lhe Super Chevy Shaw In lndtanapolil. (1:00) ID PGA Clolf Laa Vegas lnvltltlonal, final round- (L) Ql&ltyPIVM 5:05 CD T- end Jeny'a Fun5:30 (I) TIIIIJ ~·· Joumel IIJ Beyoood R..ll1y w- With David a,....,...., 01 Sllkei a Ebert ID Sc/IOIIIIIIc Spcirtl Amerlcl C · · Q1 N<i*'JliiYie With EIU 0 DIY of Rnlonltlcin With " .• AFTERNOON " - • Robllon 1 1:35 (J) It II Written With Geoqa . 12:00 (J). Spolia Sunday 1 (J) MOVIE: The SMwa of KIVmlnjaro (2:00) Y1nde1111n 7:00 (J) e Robell Schulle! With .,. Hout of Po- ,., (JJ Mlr...U Tod8y.,.. (JJ 0 Corel Ridge Mlnlltrln With D. J1me1 Kennecly (I) Lelm to (I) VIctory Gilden Q . 111111 lluckeye R~ 1131. 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ID 8portaWHkly (L) , 10 lnapacllw GIJgal : 10:01 CIJ . . , Daya W.:.'1.11a WOIId II E :.:t:rl:::- S..tJioaa? Sleroo. ,· 11111 AllnbOW Sttreo. lobW.'•- . r.AttllyCIIIIfltll Ill • .llnimy Sweggert C1 NHRA Today Sllro eran•n~an Nellonlla from Topalcl, Kin. , Ql ..........ar8unday , 0 l'lt!lol Vlllllnl · · 10:11 MOVIE: w.a.n- <POl w (2:25) fromAmlitclo' • Laxtngton, Ky.; ChamDiana Stakes from New York (() 1111 MOVIE: wnctla- 73 (2:00) 4:30(1) Joy or Floral P~ · IIJ Juot .,. T.., at uo Cl Winston C driver Kenny Schrldlr. . 5:00 (I). Ulaelylae of the Rich """"* e Anlarlce'a II Pil Ill African lklali 8:30CilD Clle Amartca'a FIIIIIIIHt ,..._ Stereo. Q ® • Roc Roc and EleailOi' start conaldaring artificial insemination. S1ereo. r:;J ce ...., ...... a....... National League a 10:30 I[Jle Woopet The group agrees to convert to a W"-Ustlc SOCiety. Stereo. ar Trucldn' USA Ice racing from Centarvllll, Minn. ID Amulng OlnoH HLirllng; boomerang; road bowling; toughest cop; auto taatlng. 10:40(J) 1 - Raplly 11:00a1• Clle Cll• • • a e 0111ewa ft.~ Woman .. (J) N~ Earth = a Newa/IPOIII Tllnlgh1 llpOitiCenMr .0 Changed Uvea With Ben ' Hldln 11:15IIJI , _ 15 11:3'0~·......, lnd ... lellt ~=.a.,.m (I) e WKRP Ill Cincinnati CD Clle Ed Mc:Melion'a Slar s.nch II]). • :<' ' Daccn .... Joclay 2:00 (I) a . Cll• World Newt ·Slereo. Q ·. · 1111e Up 10 1M Mlnull , I[Jle MOVIE: F11181 Vlaloil · (PI 1 of 2) (2:00) C1 Chao pi lllolp Roc* From Maaqutte, TtX81. Dlpa IICanllf 2:30(1) ittapanlc _Hellllilll ...... WM!II141!haM • Clmpoilgn U8A 't2 ., ' (D) • ·' boyfrland. s-. ·a oc•••n~wa&reo. ____________ ,. a World Today 10 Rln nn Tin, K· l eop • 1:06 (J) Th..... Company 1;30C2Je 11J1 NIC Nawa Q " tJl Ed McMehon'l liar Sllrclo ' CllD Clle ABC Ntwa Q · mWileN In ... World Ia ca..- 8arocllagu? Stereo. Night Court I . wa ·< \Y ,. _;_,_-----~------..:.:.... --~--- • . ~ j.: 1n' ., '• ' ,. ....,.......,.:;....L • • .taopenJyl [] ~a::.Trelc: ffoe Next -~5tmenl Tonight a Stereo. •-~~ooo 11u11a11 LaepQ = a.._,... II)Que lpOitiCentar 10 Uta Goal On 3:DO(I) Paid " (1) e MOVII!: lllldly lntllollonl (PI 2 of 2) (2:00) ID MliiUDitd . NewaNiglol Update OPNiei.,.Lanl 3:30(J) A-way Will 1M Rich I ; •' '•' l l ll e . ~.- ,.,._ . Q 7:01 (I) 1everty Hlllblltea 7:30 (I). IIJI Jaopeldy!J:I tJJ T1ll a n - ~..: • (I) e E-lnmant Tonight Sllleo. Q , Clle You Bat Your uta . 1:. a•w..atofF-neQ ' tD • '•inlly l'l!!d ID Chec:karecl l'lllg lndyCar from Nazareth, Pa. : a Croaafife ' 7:31 Cll Sanford .. Son ' 8:00 (2) II 01 Dlftemot World Terrel fljceS verbal-abuse charges in a kangaroo court. Stereo. [] (J) MOVir: Tile Clraclulte (PG) (2:00) Cll a Clle Dalla Datta and Connie lace oft agalnal two men In a baakatbal .game. Slenao. D · mUllllolng to Arnarlce Wlth . . 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MOVIE: lmmodlate ,-_, (PG13) (2:00) c w....- ' am• 1121111 CBS N7ws Q ® • RoHenne Stereo, Q IDUpCioH · · 10 Nlw Zono 6:35 (J) Andy Griffith 7:00 ~ • II)) Wheel of Fortine .. . - 1:50 CD MOVIE: Tile COinplaat leollal (2:30) 2:DO (J) ApGIIo COintCiy How Stereo. Ql Capital Cling/NeWS 11:10 Cll MOVIE: . . _ of FIN (PGI (2:00) • ' Oananatlon D Newi/PIIIIIIICI ~- D. ,.. ~ o Ml!nMr, Sloe w- Q • Cluck and Chell ID luplriD ill 1981 : · Leonard vs. Hearns I l'Cnn.n /15 ~ ~ar.9... a am ... ®II Roatli!nl Stereo. 1;1 ID Up CioN · 10 Nlw Zarro 1:31 (J) Andr Griffith !!!! •. ~~:oactlon _ ~-- 7:00 ~ 0 (R) Stereo. Q 1:01 CD MOVIE: Tile Blues lli-1 (R) (2:45) 1:30(J). IIJ Rio, .... - ...... A leasing pr-m torcas Bobby to stay with Mrs. washlnglon. Stereo. Q CllO Clle R-too'Two Edla cau- a hurtful aHuatlon for Ken o - his ex-wife. Stereo. D . ae Mljo'r ., ......, .... · --· 2:05 (2) • Hoinl 8hOppln(l (I) D Mantel Wlllilma 0 NBC Nlgh1alda 2:10 IIID Up 10 the Minute 2,30 (]) Paid P!Ogram _ __,......._ ,.. ....-~a 8portl LaWNigllt 2:35 (J) MOVIE: T11a (POl (2,001 S:OO'"' ..., !'<~',_,_ .. n~ IIJ VIE: -.-k -..er = 7:35 CD Sanford & Son 1:00 (J) D 01 Ullaolved Myateriea A surgery pallent wanders from home; a cab driver Is murdered. Stereo. D (f)·Movie (I) G (JJ D Wonder Years. Kevin volunteers to palnl his sexy teacher's house. Slereo. Q · m (I) SCian1ffic: Americooil Fronliara Computer and film technology; an engineering.Oesign contest. Stereo. C IIIIIID ~Ill 88aeball '12 ® • Beverly Hilla, 10210 Brandon meats a skater and ' teams about the challenge of training. (R) Stereo. Q IIJ M..-, She Wi'Oit Q 121 Crook and Chase aPrimiNewsQ 10 YDI!IIII Rldera Hickok falls =,., ~~ D Up CIOII a!l Cnoalflno :05. ~10 .PaldW~~~ Now unu ,.... 3 tereo. Q 3:30 ID NFL Yllrtoook AUanta Falcons a Nawa Ovarntgh1 3:45Q!I....,_Q 4:00 (J) MOVIE: Train 10 Alc11111z (2:00) ®e MOVIE: Tile Lava Bug (G) (2•00) ID MOunt.tn lUling World Championships from Bromont, Canada (T) Q!l Larry lUng Uvel ce Pastbaa American League • Championship .S eries: Wast Dlvlslm Champion al Eaat Division Champion (game 7, if neceaae,Y) (L) (May be l ID ~atlllllll Notre : .Damaal ~ ... : • . QI.....,UIIn • . •. \ ,t:OO(J) • HOinlllialll*• (J) Wild, Wild Waet (D) e MOVIE: PIPaoor•ill'tateonllltlll'-ryov Ill (A) (2:00) 0 MoVIE: Dieing lor Dln(lllale (2:00) at Larry KinO WM!tancl 4:2G (J) MOVIE: Don't Knack ... i... ·' Rook (1 :45) ' a• Europa 1121• Top Capo An off-duly officer faces an armed llank robber· a new drug. (R) Slenao~i'i (D) e Tlia stmpic'ina Ltaa wino tlrol tunnor·up In lhe Junior MJJs beauty pageant. Stereo. C .. . repltced · ~iWr w~~eo.Q 8:GO (J) II (!J c - . Slm and Henri have a contest 10 aea . who Is lhe ~- ildlaS' 1111n. Stereo. [] CllD Cll•tiiMIIaaot Oc:taaar. What 11oa World . Didn't ~ Sacral pivotal events oflhe crlsia are r e - tor.the firSI time by . thoal involved from lhe u.s ., Cuba and the Sovlal Union. (2:00) Ill (I) My Ill ryt An elderly woman IS found murdered ln. herape~rifi ·c I[Jle Tloa Rile trod Alex's romance growl; Lanny,... tor _,.a. Stereo. lPG) 0 MOVII: Uncia (2:00) Stereo. 18 'Nai~W. . NoW 1D PIITA 1•1 dl Loa I Angtlea Open, earn _ Hinll (T) • Larry Kina Uvel . . e:..,~Dowllng --- ' 1:10 (J) e (!J Wlnga Joe fixes Helen up with lola old college buddy: ~ hllpa Antonio. Stereo. JiJ · • . 10:00(J)e (!J IIIII AIIOul You Two newlywed• struggle to lind ~ togethet . (R) =.... Iller~"'b. a Ill ~ 18 Full Hou!f Q IIJ MacCiyvar 1,1 =-wOIId alaollpaad a World Tod8y l2t 8portl Tonlglol 8 ~:~. Scatacrow end MN- King m ~~ In Mualc A mwlcll por1reK of a.. yaar A• ~SqUiriOneTVQ ie·as..~o~ngo• CrQmellme Aft8r DP,:i.k,.lle..li!iwiN" 1482 Ia piiMIIIId, with a personal acoount of . 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HOamDCNNNawa 2:00 Cll 0 WOIId News Now Stereo. [] ®.MOVIE: The Plltlfll (R) (2:00) ~:::.::: ~ TID 700 ClubJDo Pat FRIDAY ~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~. ~e;oo.L. ~<Ja=.., Uarttn Is 10:30aOnll8ge_ mutual destruction, are NewaHour ... Cll It Mai'l'la'd ... Willi Chlldran D OliD JIOj)ardyl C (D) Ill Star TNk: Tfot Naxt Generation [] :iiTo a Ill Enterta nment Tonight Stereo. E;1 11J Quantum Leap Q ID SportaCanter a Monoyllne, 10 Ute Oo11 On Q 7:05 CD Beverly HlllbiUin 7:30 <2l D I!J Jeopardy!.tJ tJJ The aHartona ~:;~_: Cll D Entertainment Tonight Stereo. E;1 CIJ ct You let Your uta OJID Whnl of Fortune Q @ 111 Femlly Feud PBA Bowling Suncoast Senior Open lrom Seminole, Fla. (L) a Crottflra 1121. WIIOOpl GOI.-g 12t NaaaNiglol Updala 8 Pilei P!Ograni 1:31 C2l e <IJ Later With Bob Coe1IS 1,40 11 • CNN News 2:GO Clle ~ NaWI Now sweo. · . '"' e IE: Hot PurauH .... (P013) (2:00) Stereo. 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Clle lllglullioa Ar1eft1o Stereo . . . • · F - Knlgh1' Crime- After Pl'•oallone Fun HouN ,., MacGr- [] .,. 8llonlllo10wn Q . . lll e IIJ .ID lnslda lie PQA Tour at World Tod8y ID Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cop 1:01 (J) Tlvae't eoonp..1, 8:30 (2) 0 NBC Nawa [] tJl d McMahon' a Staf llarch CIJ D CIJO ABC N ,., m Where tn 11oa w::1:" Slindiego? Stereo. ~ · ==~"=·====================~ 12t ,..... Owamlghl ,Myataty of·Anne CP12 of'2) (2:DO) . . a Larry King Lhrel J 4:30a NHRA Racing Jolly Rancher Northwesl Nationals from 5111118 (R) SATURDAY (R) (2:DO) . IIJ MunJar, Sloe wro~a Q Ql Croolo and Chell ID IMIIA GTP RIICing Grand Prix of Phcentxt l2t PrimaNawa , 10 Young Rlclare · 8:05 (J) MOVIE: llulltln' Loou (R) :~· Reclllg 10:35 (J) MOVIE: Billy Jack (PO) . (2:15) 11:00 a1 • m 111 • a • 1131 Larry.IOI'el .;,·'. t:3il®• Harman'• Heed • Harman unknowingly 1 .. 3:4518 NeWIIOOin Q ":OO(J) MOVIE: 8oOioar or Liter (2:00) 1:GO l2i. ·ShopPing CIJ 1111 ,..lei Pnla,.m . (I) • RuiiiiWIIr Willi lhl . 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Q Cll8 You 1i1et YOUI Uta 1111• WJ.al of F-ne Q Flllllly Fl!!d ID Auto Rldng Firestone Indy-Lights Championship from Lexington, Ohio (T) l2t C1011tlre 7:35 C1J Sen1ord a Son 8:G0(2) e IIJI Que- Lup Sam leaps Into a kilter Who escapes from AI while In the future. Stereo. Q I!) MOVIE: A-.ntlar When (2:00) . (I) G CIJD. Full Hou11 · Ill • I!JIIaallouaa w:llJe ABC ~y Night Foolbel Dilnver Broncos at Washington . m Myttaryl Chief Inspector Matgret eeta a trap lor a viCious kllle!. [] ·. . Tonight i_i:.... CltlllhW. . 18 Showllz Tod8y (I) llonleftOwn 1:01111 . . . . . . 1:30(1) a CUrrent Altair Q Clle ,.,., Bpotngar· 8PIIdProgral!' · Stereo. Q B:30tlle ClleColclo Howard's wile drives Hayden crazy wh.n aho! takes !Jclb at h oollege. SIBreo. Q 1D:GO a1 • · <IJ Do...,. NIC A - secretary tells of uncovering a spy who for · . Japanese firma. Stereo. Q ~ !!: Clelllf1dlon llolt WDDd lnlider Washington Rlldlklns vs. Denver "roncoa; Bronco safety Stave Atwa181'; Vince Lombardi's Redlklns; R-lna running bact< EarMSt Bynar. 8:GO (2). IIJI 'Jeoltle ColiM' · Lecly loll (P12 of 2)' NIC ~Night II ... Mo.tft e- Larry Kina Lhrel o F...._Dudt~gMM.ivlr__..... • ~ a.,..,_. t1J =~·~·&t .Magulna Super Bowl XXII: -10 New- ·Zono Clle Manle'd ... With 12:10Cll N141anel Oeilgraphlc Exploow 1:DO CIJ • CJJe 11ua11 l..lmbluah II]). Loft Coo_., . a hotel when El116t'a anaka ID Mickey Thrruon's Oft Roell Cllel"pla Ollolp Orand Newsltow Q 11•11111'•"- (D) • !!!! ·Up~ Sl~reo. Q EVENING (I) D (J) . ~~~-ONawa m 111 Nllh¥lla - 7:DO ~ - • II)) Wloaal . . . of Fortuna . ~ntng Wom... Stereo. . (I) D . Edition Q m (I) ~· NFL'• GrueaetMM..,om ..,.onnlala Heart of a Champion Q!llnalda ....... 'l2 12:35 (J) e (!J LIM ~With • D8vtd L.eftennM a_ w 1:35 C1J Andy Orlltlth ·a - = . y c : Dlilene. m F 1;1 . . IIJ Ti!lilday Night ,....... 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Doubt Colluaton hH Dicky end T,.. on oppoaill tldH of .,. 10 Rln Tin nn, k·l eop 1:05 CD Three' a Company 1:30(J)• <1J Nf1C Hen[] "' Ed IICI\IIIoon'altiT B Nl•aNight 111111on11Wi: T1la Loll EplMIIII 10 Young RldM Q 8:01 (I) MOVIE: ilo TinM lot kannla (2:30) . 8:30 (2) • IIJI.IIan- Joey Is given the chance to baooma a minor league ·baseball ptayar. Sltreo. [] ca1ilmly 0u1c1oora a!1 oe-cy In America 0 In T - With Cherteo Day @:~) -~ : ffia Next a Chanlpioo)ahlp Sarles: West Dlvlalon Champion al Eaat · ·Division Champion (game 5, if necesaery) (May be replaced b!' regular pr:1:':mtng) (L) W'••,... aF•- . m l'lrlt 1111r11n Con'-- of·World · (I) a:. aHewa Q ·'· Riolllg Highlights' lrQm the Tyson Holly Fllllia 500 tnli-o\' North Wltkelboro, N.C. ' 1t. !i1 ~:rj"~~- i 10:30~,.,.w"" With David ": . a• l2t Newt/On ... Menu m '' Cavalclcte NAPA Knoxville Nationals from Knoxville, Iowa. · ·a Newo/W- In R-w 10 MOVIE: The Rlre Braact (2:00) 2:30 m Ctrlbbaln Eye ID Unllm111d Hydloplent RICIIIg Rainier Cup from Seattle (T) 3:00 Ill Tochnopolltica . (I) Tbla Old HouH !;J ®. MOVIE: The lljllidldiiOOI'OOIIIm Wlriilow (Rl (2:00) ID LPCIA Golf Solheim Cup from EdinbUrgh, Scotland (T) a Hen/World Rapoil 3:30(l) Adam- ~ (I) Sewing Connection With Shirley Adame Iiiii NHRA Today Sears Craltaman Nationals from Topeka, Kan. · 4:00 (J). 1131 NFL F-U . Houston Oilers at Cincinnati ilangala (L) . . I!) MOVIE: The A~ or Tom Sew yar (2:00) CIJ NASCAR Reclng (Cont.): (I) D EnletUioMo..m Tonight Starao. Q Cll Dt' Ml dll:re Kitchen: A CuVnary Journey The link betwatn Italy's food and culture Is examined. (1 :00) Stereo. ·1Jl8 MOVIE: l!oggy Bottom, .8~. (PO) (2:00) (I) Strtp Quilling With Klye WOiod 111 • M8lor • ;,...,. leoobell American Laegue Championship Sarles: Eaoit · Division Champion al West ' Dtvtelon Champion (game 4) Thll? · (I) · Funrilftt Home Vldaoa A &-year-old batter heeds the call of nature; a peratatanl . woodpecker. Stereo. Q m (I) Columbua' Megnfflclnt Voyage ·The qulnoantanery of Columbus' first trens-A~antlc voyage Is celebrated aboard rapllcas of the Nina, Pinta and Slntl . Marta. (3:00) Stereo. am a 1121• leHIIIII ·12 . !Ill• In Living Color A •parody of Whitney Houston and her hit mullc video. Sterao. [] 11J MOVI!: lnvllion of PrtVIcy (2:00} a AIMIIcan Sparta ale Fllld lhe Child..., With Larry Janel 1131 Why Didn't I Think of .' a ,..._flporta ~unc~a, 10 Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cap Q 8:DO(J). <1J I WltnaM VIdeo The 1989 Sin FranciiCO earthquake; a volcano In Hawaii erupts. Stereo. [] (J) ~VIE: Wlllloul Wamlng: The Jl~ lllecly 8IOry (R) (2:DO) . (I)'Myttaryl Chief Inspector Matgret sets a trap for a vicious kMter. Q · · II) MOVIE: TIMi Lonely Guy (R) (2:00) ~.:c~~=~ng iiJ e ......, Hlllbllllea 'Eiac:llon 1112' Elac:llon Milch-Up Prlnlm.. aiNN<aa.•ra• a by ....., pr08famming) Q replaced '!! w:=?.---. ... ...... 12:GO(JJ. C l l . GJThei."MM Cl Miller • Colllpally 1•-,:• ...'OJ"~ ~::!:"",.:;::.::::_._ ~~-- -·--· _ _ ,.,...., •• " - · Dloiolon Cloampion (game 8, ~- neolll8ry) (L) (May be a J1y ~ 8111'!2· , . , . _...._ Series: lD) CF~:::! Q O Rlclng ' CtM•Q' Cl Croolo and Chell • 1D iiFL Monday Night [] Ill e E II•Marrlwi ... WJih A liJ Munier, She Wrote Q ~lllour~ ... With Chlldran . ' a........ :n:.. ManeyiM 11:11a1e Tooolglolll- Willi ~Siarao, Q pe, ill::!.= ' ilgoa ...._One .' le·•=u••..._. ~~Po• ~~WEDNESDAY e I:JOCile (J)ellotiflli • . . , Mr. Caaur Milk Ia Ullgnatl to coach I group of ...... I:GO(J)e Clle (J). Ill. tDe 111 ,.... (J) lived llr ... lal . · m TV[] (I) Math I llrnl!lg 'IIOUr 11:31(J). (!JT. . . -With Jay " - Stereo. [] IJ e . ~·i·~ am• aD e 8W T (T) -·/MOI""" ......,...wllk MOVIE: 'Cindy RldH !lliCI~ (I) Earth lleve,led: ~m·~rrblleology ~·oDor 2:00 I!) Alone (2:00) CllG MOVIE: The Jazz Singtf (PO) (2:00) . (J) ...... m Lamb Chop'• Pley·Atong Stereo. Q (JJ e Nlrie1y and Nine Club With EmaiiAIIIIeY . ® • a.n ·atlllar A parody of Studs; 'legends of Bruc:e Sprtngal8ell. .suweo. Q ID'InclyCir Rlclng Marlboro • Challenge from Nazareth, Pa. 10 Lll1o Cloaa On Q 1:30 m Europeali Joumel Iiiii Exclllng World ollpeecl and Beauty The U.S. Air . Force aerobatic team, the Thunderblrds, is featured; drag-racing legend Chris Karamasants. = i15 Earth llftaled: i'12 = (I) 9:00 (I) e Lite Cholcla IDNFLI'Iha"'18 World Tod8y . 10 Mllllllc Mlnlion Q 7:05al Amartcan Sparta Cavelelde Slav~ Evans and · BrO!:k Yatea cover the motorcycle competition at the Daytona Supercross from Daytona Beach, Fla. .7:30 Ill WileN In the World II carmen Slindlago? Stereo. College 0 Oeobart 6:35 (I) Atttly Cllllfltll 7:GO ~. 01 w.-t of Fortune ~a~~~- r:;J Furman at Marshall (T) Q (I) Blldlhlw on Homecoming C · amiD 01• NR Foolball Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs (L) C l l ] . MOYIE: Crimea oflie IfNi! (1'013) (2:00) IIJ MacGr- C ' · lillllllnlc Parkat"a Outdoor Magazine PaA goner Bobby Wadktns ·fishas lor bassin · Sollth Carolina. Horallhow Jumping Cadillac American Gold Cup from Devon, Pa. (T) iiJ Carillon ••,.... ID Orelt American Eventa IIJ Do,.,.. -Q (I) World of ColeciOr CiN !Ill• Stereo.~ 10 Mlnulaa I[Jl. llcoll Scott · . meets a girl al IIChool who convl~ him to dress like rnCll.MototweekF-11 '93 Stereo. lllleMr. Se~.-..[] thelcaneaD (1) Tocmotogy Weell . 1:00(1)8 <IJ NFL F-M Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland BrOW(ls (L) (J) NASCAR Alc:lng Mello Yetto 500 from Charlolta, N.C. (L) ~DIIeau!J and a.. S.et (JJ G ,t , a a.Mblll •12 · 10 Ilia lrolhet ...... Q 1:05 (I) WCW Metn Event w..lltllng Shine Douglas and Dick Slater. 6:30 Cll e Clle ABC News Q «J Join Rtv.a' ao.alpl Goulpl Cloallpt all RCNICI Tllllllglzlnl 12t Newatlnllde ......,... 0 11111'1 My Dog 7:D0'(2). IIJI Seem Ser'+iee A mother and her son kill an enbre family to eliminate wHneaNa. Suweo. [] (I) MOVIE: An Era Tar an Eya (2:00) Cll a Clle Ula ao.a On Cor1<~1ma of 1 ca . 'lendar gt~; lolls 1 raplsl. Stereo. a a e tDecaa ..... (D). A01111- Stanao. Q IDUpCioae ~ NewZono Georgia. mCompullr Chrllnlclea R- s.nCh Journllf .. Arleftlo Hall Stereo. EVENING llo,. 7:31 CD Columa uo· Tile WOIId'a l'llat A Lcwilill (0:30) 8:GO (J) e 0 Freah Prince of lei-Air C.rlton'a old glrtfrlli ld ahoola up with a l1lbY end aoya hi Is the dad. Stereo.,[] (J) MOVi'f: How 1D a..1k Up . • Happy Dlvan:e (2:00) . (I). (1)'. y lndlione .lonM a-Jiol':'\'ndy joins . • group of Inapt apias In a Rusailng:lel troupe. · Stereo. . \Z4· (JJ Age .Star"?. . D*ovar Arnerlflora ,. '82 (0::6v . ®.1 II: T....... 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" ~.2..-Q. liiiOIICIIIw a Brinkley " (I) lkort Willi: Elltlng Wall !Ill• John Coopar Ohio Slale football. a . Paid Program Iiiii RIIC4I Day @SportoCenter aNFLPNvlew . 10 Htalthy Klda 11J WtiCOme llaclc, K. " tor F8MIIy - ........,, ...Cll . Tole AI DU (I) ,.., 111 0141 .. C:O.a m...... P..v~ewa RNI News lot Kldo llleniCh mllollild ... :•;:p .,..ldldalal; wortd leldara • .,... their concema about Amlrlcl'l future . (1 :oot . ® .MOVIe: '"'"" Dam Cet (2:00) 11J Cli- EIIPNM lillltnllde w~ cup R.c!ng HlghlighiS from the Tyeon HollY Farms 500 from Nol1h WVkesboro, N.C. ID Sporto Rapirton e ·eoa.g. Coachet Comer 10 American hby f1 :30 (JJ D ~- . 1:J0 (J) e HIC 111111:1 Ide MONDAY . ·" L II Jli• 1 - riot being dllco •aecl by Ncllon F....... MORNING ;. ·~ 11:GO (J) fL0 ........_,_ Q (J) _,_ollie IIIah • • I • • . 121 Crook and Chi~ · 11 IIJ PrimeNewo 1111 MOVIE: Laot rain Home (2:00) 8:05 CD Gllllltan'l lolend 8:30 (J) 11 (!)) Whal Happened? A holel elevator drops 22 floors; a chemical tanker explodes. Stereo. Q (1) II CIJIJ Step liy Step Frank and Carol baby-sit the neighbor's Saint Bernard. Stereo. C m (I) we. Streat Wnk Stereo. C 1111111 ~~~~ Ma)Or Dad Potty finds herself involved in a town controversy over a photograph. Stereo. Q 1:35 (J) MOVIE: Raacue From Gilligan'• loland (2:00) 9:00 (I) D 01 Round Table Rhea's mother questions her ethics; Kai~in slarts her mailroom"job. Slareo, Q (I) D (JJ lit DlnoiiUII Earl's ability to pick hits lands him a job as a network executive. Soereo: [] m (I) Amarlca'a POlitical rtlea: Poworllld Prlnclple i D a Dllo~nlng Women Siereo. (I] 111 Sl.(lbtingo 0 slghtings in N!lw York are said oo be top secret airplanes. Stereo. [] 11J MOVIE: A Night ln Uoe ute Of Jimmy Rnrdon IR) (2:00) Iiiii Naahvllla ·Now 11J Larry King Uvtl 8:30 (I) D Cllllt Camp Wilder Brody tries to be a bi!l . brother to Maltase when she skips school. Stereo. Q a e Bob Bob .. defends Pl!nny, the charactet he modeled after his wife. . Stereo. Q · ,. lllld .• IIILI_kely SuapiC!It l ,. An a ve s1ng axecu ve s murdered in a rave club. Stereo. E;1 10:00 (J) 11 011'11 Fly Away Forrest buries his wile and deals wilh the family. Slereo. Na~ [] II Clle 20120 Stereo. e a• ., fi ~ Ill Move Over: Wom111 and .,. '12 campaign A coVactlon of stories Is culled . from around lhl CO!lntry about women on the from lines of American pol"lcs. (1 :00) Stereo·£ , am IIJe at F Brock Is persuaded to run . for 1111yor alter uncovering a money scam. ~ereo. Q · . a World . 10 700 Club W!th Pal Aoloertaon 10:30 Iiiii AuaUn Encora ID Racing Acroao Anoerlca Maadowiands Cup from East Rutherford, N.J. (L) 12t NeW Elj)lorare Future or space travel, (0:30) a ®·- . 10:35()) MOVIE: No llen:y(R) (2:00) 11:00(1)11 CIJe m CIJe . ' OJG Ill e ~Hen (J) Nlahl Court ® •lloaaa..,. tareo, Q MOVIE: Tl'lflll8ll (2:00) ~ Club Dance SWeo. IIJ 8porta T..-.,." Ill~ lnd Mre. ~ Q 11:301!) Uptown C~ Club m Alva From on c:Stereo. Q , (JJ • Moiontllnaar Megnllla Weal Virglnil foolbal. e Al'llnlo Hall Slereo. A == A C ID IIJ Moo,.yllooe 11 :31(2)• TonlgiiiShow With Jay L- Stereo. Q Cll D ~ Stereo. Q !ID Menled ... With m£~ Magazlne Wesl Virgtnil football . 12:00 Clle NlghUine Q a e 'DIIill JuttiCe' Cri,...tlliW After ti.l'linilaw.-lloilllone• Stereo. Q Iiiii Miller a Company 1D Al'lllrtc.n MuiCie Magazine IIJ NawaNigh1 1111 AudloVIIIon With Sco11 lloaa 12:05 (JJ e Nlghflinl~ llllD 0.. John 1131 WKRP In C 12:30 C!J MOVIE: Captain Tugboat Annie (2:00) (JJ 8 RUllo ~ugh II]) • Th'"'• COmpany lnalda Pulllca 't2 12:35(2)• 01 Leta NightDavid Latlarmln (J) MOVIE Death or . e Carolllfotci, 1'IM ~ • Strlill8ll Story (2:00) CllD Ruth Llrnaaugh Thll'a . _ a• 1:00 Cll• JenJ lp(,togar IDl • Love Coowoo clan IIJ RO!:k Vldao Olrta A behind·lhl·scenea look 11 the making of rock 'n' roll videos features Interviews wilh lhl women who 1111ke them so popular. (1 :(10) 18 Nlahvllle Now ID Otaat Al1lliiCin E a Showllz Tod8y tD Pilei " 1:01 (I) e CuoNIII Affair r:;J a•lllwl tD·· Whao~l Gallllnrg 1,300 •lllniY Milar D IHIIA Boat Racing From Phoenix (R) l2t NlwaNigld Upclltl 1:31 (2). 1!J Friday Night • - Vldaoa (I) 0 .•. Entarlllnnoent Tonl(lht stereo. Q 1:40 11111• CNN Hen . · 2:0011111e SOul TNin . ' '· I[Jle MOVIE: Down ~ Out In Beolllr Hila (R) (2:00) ' ' 1: .. I �• BORN LOSER ' ........ .Television Viewing ~-....., • . FRI., OCT. 9 w•-w• •• c• o e:oow• ' . roar..c~~~y~~~ew Ill Reading IIMilbow Stereo. I 1 NOW, BUT SOMEDA'f I'Ll BE TALLER. T/.IAN 'fOV .. IF 1 4. PERSON 14AS A NICE SMILE, CORMAC, NOT~ING ELSE MATTE~5 .. 1LL !-lAVE A NICE SMILE AND VERY TALL TEETH! : GRUSH I I I 1~ . I I.I I' I I af·FIII~Q 1LL BE REAL TALL, AND YOU'LL I-lAVE TO LOOK STRAI614T UP TO SEE M'f E't'E5 ! ' BA 0 I E :, 1--.:;;.....:.;;..:....;.....:,....-l B ~klt Shootoul from Vall, Colo. [T). .s . a WCHid TOd8r 1111 Prince Vellant 8:05 (J) 111-·• Comll!lnr 8:30 W • IIJI NBC .._.,. tJ . I]) l!d McM.iohon'e StaT leench •. . . L.....;....t...-L~,--,.~.J c•cu,.... [D. AGIIIn.-. Stereo. Ill Up Clau . 1111 Thrlt'l My Dog 8:35 (J) Anctr Glltftth CIJe In dl Edition Q • mwRSNUMBFRED ., ~~~ejMBtE A t.ITTI..E. · l ~ t ~ • MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP MY 8!20THB26 TARANTULA 60rourCYF n5 CAGE . L.A5T" WEEK . I HOPE HE FINDeiT eooN ... . l'rl5 6eTT1N6 .PRET1Y CHit..L-V 'TO B!a CAMP\Nr& OiJT' IN TI-lE ~KYARD. · Wanted A couragOQ)Is teenager finally confronts her abuser alter four years. Stereo. Q iiJJ Murder, 8ha Wrote Q Ql Crook and ChaM aPrlmeNewiC . . 1111 MOVIE: McHala'o NaYJ Join• the Air Farce (2:00) 8:05 (J) Shake Zulu (Pt 5) (2:00) 8:30 W • 1D1 What Happened? 1\ hotel skywalk colapses; a bndge tails to the rl- · . below. Stereo. Q CIJe (JJ • -.p br BliP J.T. becomes.)ealaus when an attractive woman falls for Cod~ Stfl(liO. Q 1D (!) Will fWel Week Stereo. C iliD ~-MaJor Leegue lanbaU Nallonal League Championship Series: West OIYislon Champion at ~;Bat DIYlslon Champion (game 3) (L) t;l . 9:00 W G IDI Round Table Jennifer Is haunted by · memor . !eQ! her atiacker. Stereo. · (1)8 Ill Olnouuna Eerl thinks he has discovered a new, uncharted land. Stereo. Parforma~• (!) Great A 20th anniversary celebration with new works by 20 artists. Stereo. tJ liD 18 llightlngl A UFa'" sighting shrouds a small town in Penn!f.ania with BARNEY WHAR'S LUKEY WITH,THAT .TWO DDLLERS HE OWES ME? MAYBE HE'S STILL SLEEPIN', PAW 3 FORL NORTH Vol. '1:1, No. 34 Copyrighted 11112 lf"f.n· .Jt +Klot PHILLIP tear. Stereo. iiJJ MOVIE: F I Expoeure · (2:00) Stereo. tJ 12!1 Nalhvllle NOW Stereo. a Larrr King Uvel 9:30 Cil (JJ Ill Camp Wilder Brody takes charge or Sophie's slumber-birthday party. Stereo. Q liD 18 Llketr 8uilpee:1l Marshak looks Into the death of a kiddie-show host. Stereo. Q 1o:oow• IDII'II Ay Awar Forrest tries to put his famiy beck together after a tragic · accident. Stereo. Q I]) Newa C (J) 20/211 Stereo. ALDER •• By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Staff HOGSETI, W.Va.-Nearlyfive years after U.S. Senator Roben C. Byrd (D-W.Va) set .off explosives initiating construction of the GaUipolis Locks Replacement project, Byrd and other dignitaries gathered alongside the nearly-completed locks Sat· urilay 10 dedicate the structure, officiallyrenamedRobenC.ByrdLocks. More than 2,000 people attended the mammoth $224 million mono· ment' s dedicalion ceremony, which symbolizes river traffic modernization and bipanisan support. Rev. Dl!le Vollmar,Point Pleas- U71U +QI071 SOUTH +QJ1876 •Kz Anticipate the ·danger .AKQ3 +A Vuliterable: Neltller Dealer: Soutll By PW!Ilp Alder ' Soatk Eut Pill Half of almiillt any. battle is recoc· 2 + P111 nizlng the. potential dangen. Some- : ; All pus times It is fatal to rusb headlong down a path, ho~ver safe that path apOpening lead: ' 10 pears to be. You should pause and con· slder the traps. As a .Roman wrote many yean ago, "Whatever you do, do cautiously, and look to the end." .. On tQday's deal, almost everyone . would go do~n in six spades beca~ ;.ith the ace and led a ~d bear~. they wouldn t s~t the· danger. Would East's ruff defeating the alam: you have seen tt wathout the advan· South started grumblln& supestinJ tage of· looking at all 5~ cards? North sllould have bid sl~ no-trump, South •. with only three II!Sers, was not six spades. Nortll agreed, but be worth hiS. strong aqd artaflclal two- pointed out that . South C!Oald have club oll!n~ng. North, boldingl4 pomts, played better. />d a S.l beart break lJ asl\ed, Did you say .ooe club or two, , more Jill:ely than a 6-1 tllanload apllt, partner?" When assured It was d~fl- South should cub tbe club ace at trick mtely two clubs. North gave-a posatlve two He cl'OIIIel to dummy with a dla· . ret!ponse. Tben, after South showed moDel to the !liCk and dllcarda llil .tee· spades, North launched mto Bl!lcl<· ond beart 011 the club klnl· Only tbea lJ wood. He tabled his ~ards, sure that lt safe to lead a trump. Slam made lnSouth.would _be clatmmg the slam al- stead of slam defeated. most ammediately. . _ lllrir.l ltJ - - . , . , However, it didn't work out like ,_ltJ/'III/IIpAiclll',lii~»~Wolllilrwo;opor. that. Declarer won the heart lead in 7kT,..,.._IIIl,rt.lrooli*tio-. ' hand West won. - and played a...trump. . ., . -----"'------.J 10---u•=• .... - --~ . Tbe World Almanac® Crossword Puzde ACROSS 1 Northam con111111tlon 5 Ancient · mulleel lnotrument ILI1'18 conlalner 12 Fir hlth f3 llortgege, =~t... 35 Not oinking 37 Actreea· Signora! 38 Slartatlln 31 llllllieat 40==- .,..., 42 Place 430- ''" : 14 15 Related . 16TJpeOI, . 45 Secondhand 47 TJPB of brldtl 50 Crur 54 luperlaUVI litVIIImlnl 1111mx 17- ChiMJ 18 Now 20 lnliibiiiCI br agholl 22 Zilch 24- Clelre, WI a. 25 Planlll 55WIIIhmen, 30 Irritate• 62 - · Cliburn 28 FtUne eound 33 llenlll kt1nn111 57 •••• Girl oleong 58 Sign .ot the iodlac 5111111 ot ram 60 AltrPUc 61- Ungu1 (alrtiM) DOWN 1 Future LL.Ba.' IX. 2- Onq 3 lnveliOn eaxOPiiona 83- olllarch 4 Deal- S Lawdq. e . DEDICATION SPEA,KER- Cciagressman Bob Wise (D.W.Va.) speaking at the dedication o'rthe new GalllpoUs locks e1f71zed the 2 importance of the taxpan~J' role In ~::c~'iklh.e -~=mllUpn Wile alrflled tJJ, ........ Gf tlrrtOIIGIDI the. Ohio River VaDey'slntrllitiucture aacl' urged II r completion or the U.S. 35 project.,(11n!es·Sentlnel pholo by Jim , ~emn) ' 1 · I nc By JIM FREEMAN Tribune News Staff ;--.....,.,.; GALLIPOLIS - A 48-year·old Gallipolis man was shot 10 death and · his daughter wounded Friday afternoon during a dispute on Eastern Avenue. Olley Angel,48, MillCreek Road, Gallipolis, was shot around 4 p.m. Friday on Eastern _Avenue in the parking lot beside the Pizza Hut restaurant. His daughter Paula Angel , 17, was wounded in the incident According 10 a Gallipolis Police Departtnent spokesperson, Mr. Angel was shot iti the upper torso with a .38-caliber automatic handgun andMs. Angel was then shot in the hip with the. same weapon. The weapon was col)fiscated at the scene, authorities said. The victims were taken by Gallia County Emergency Medical Service to Holzer Medical Center where Mr. Angel was pronounced dead and Ms. Angel was treated and released. Tife alleged gunman, Jeiry Mat· ney, 17, Gallipolis, was taken into custody and will be arraigned Tues· day, Gallia County ProsecuiOr Brent • A. Saunders said Saturday. Matney has been transponed 10 a juvenile ·detention ceriter near Cambridge . Saunders said he plans on charging Matney with murder 1\lld will try io have him tried as an adult ~~~~ THE FARM- Bob Evans.greels visitors Charles and Six other arrests resulted from the Jean Panzarella or Painesville Friday afternoon at' the Bob Evans incident, authorities said. Farm Festival in Rio Gnnde. Evans said he estimates the restival's· Tony Ferrell, 19, and Darrell E. crowd to reach 40,000 berore it closes Sunday. (Times-Sentinel photo Ferrell, 20, both of Gallipolis, were by Kevin Pinso ;,;·;n:....).,....._...,_~---,..,....,..,.,....,_,..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _c_o_n_li~nu_ed_o_n_A_·_6_ __, ~'Birthday on 10:05 (J) MOVIE: A..n OU.tennaln ancf tha Lool CHJ ol Gold (PO) (2:00) 10:30 1D (!) Jon Hendrlcke: The Freddie Selliono Hendricks llluatratea his mastery of vocalese, s 1azz style that · sets lyrics to lnstrumantsl ~os. (0:30) Stereo. aDAullln!ID l!q........, Breeder's Crown trom Toronto (L) 111 Exptoren impact of CELEBRITY explorers of the the 1SOOs (0:30) . 11:oow• w• =· L Clle ID I]) N Court ~~~~· QD•"fr-nne · .Q MOVII!: llolfer lll8de Wa....,.: Taken bJ PDIH . (2:00) ·n ub O•-· Ste..O: 0 a ~po~te Tonight 8 lcarec- Md Mre. King 11:30 I]) UpCown COinedJ Club 1D Alive TV Stereo. C ())• Ill tlaio- M8gaalne. Weot VIrginia tootbaR. - . ant, W.Va., of the First Chun:h of God, Point Pleasan~ delivered the invocation following a rendition of''The Star-Spangled Banner" by the combined 202ild Anny Band, Kentucky National Guard, and the 12:ind Anny Band, Ohio Anny National Guard. Introduction of guests by Joe R. Irwin, chairman of the Pittsburgbased Association for the Development of Inland Navigation in America's Ohio Valley (DINAMO) followed the invocation. Speaking were: Colonel Earle· Richardson,districtengineer;LL Gen. Anhur Williams, chief of engineers; U.S. congressmen Clarence Miller (R-Ohio, lOth District), Bob Wise (D-W .Va.. 3rd District), Bob McEwen (R-Ohio, 6th District) and Nick Rahall (D-W.Va,4th District). Miller recalled the day when the existing Gallipolis Locks and Dam was dedicated in 1938. Gasoline. was 25 cents a gallon and Franklin D.Roosevelt was in the White House, Miller said. Barges are larger now, he added. Miller praised ihc Corps of Engineers and called the Gallipolis Locks Replacement project "one of the great civil works projects in the country." He then saluted ibose who worked on· the project and called on those workers present 10 raise their hanili · The workers did so 10 great applause from the"crowd. • Miller reflected on his long tenn in congress and said he was "proud 10 have been a pan of the (Gallipolis Locks Replacement project) story." "My dream has been realized," Miller concluded. Following · Miller's remarks, McEwenandWiselhankedthosewho made the project possible and also urged supponforthe U.S. 35 project Also speaking was Postmaster Teresa Campbell of Apple Grove,'· W.Va., William Carlson, president Continued on A-6 held in shooting death aJ1 700 Club With Pat Robertaon · · .f..t · 'Your 13 Sectlone, 18 P11011 . A Multimedia Inc. Nenpaper · J~venile 111• e aJ • Huntar tJ QIWCHidNnT Instantly reveals.whlch signs are roman- ARIES (...,ch 2!-Aprll 111 11 you lind tlcally per!ect lor you. 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Th8J could have the solutions you evoking the Ire ot SUbordlnatea. iack CAPRICORN (Oec. 22..,_, 111 Treat CANCI!II (June 21..Julr 221 Conditions .Oct. 10,1112 serlouliy .today any -OPmenta that could be rough today where a major ob· aHact tha wettare and security of your Jactlve II concefned. Regardleaa o.f this, • You mig hi take more 'ambitious en· family. If you make them priority 1s1uea, you cen prevail ~ wyou are tenacious. LI!O (.ltiiJ :a-A111• 221 When making an deavors In the year ahead than you favorable reauHo are likely. . have In the past What you, choose to do AGUARIUI ( ...... 211-FH. 11) Your Important declllon today, try to look may ~ ot be easy, but you'll have the tal- greatest user today could be your abiJ. ehead and prOVIde for conUngencies .. · VIew thlngl trom along-range perapeclty to property~lluate Information ·ent t o ri ~'~ffr"~C tlvel y . LIBRA (""Pl. 23-0ct. 23) You and your regardleal ot the source. Truet your tiYe rathel then frOm an lmmedlete one VIRGO (Aug. 21 1 apL 221 Thing a might mate mighl have to make a difficult de- better Judgment ''!!'..cl of. Ignoring it. tOday In your linen· cillion today which, at lirot, may seem PISCI!I (FH. 20 •• r ell 20) Thll could atort out a bit cold and calculating. Ho_,, you'll be a profitable day tor Y<iU on the bull· clal or commerclll deallnga but thlo II see that ,It was a wise choice. Know nBII ~d; If It comes down to pulll end ' not 1 cauee tor peaaimlam. Davelop· where to look for romance and you'll shove, you ahould be able to drtve 1 menta are moving In your favor · lind 11. The Aslro-Graph Matchmaker harder bargal,n then your adversary. Cloudy. High ~round 60. Project called 'one of greatest in country' by Congressman Miller ..• +&12 tl08 .. +H543 u . . . . . . .. . .... ..... .. . . Locks dedicated in ceremony.Saturday ·.· EA$'1' WEST +A • t08153 Alo!lg the:river _............ 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MICHeiiJI.ehnar NIWIHourQ CIJe M•nteil ·- With 1 Children' Q · 8JD JeorSIIrctyl tJ . liD 18 .._, Trot: The Nelli GeneriUon tJ . 112118 Enllrii'rnmem Tonight Stereo. Q IIJ au-mum Leap Q Illinois hands OSU second loss - C-1 'is to count your bl-ings in· .--0- .0- 1- 1- - - , stead of your ..........• ~-,-,,:.....;;,.;...,::..-:D::,_Y.:_,_-l .. . · 1D (!) Square One TV 7:0013jG Gallipolis .locks, dam . dedication • ~ .,, ':' n·nh Sunda\ ·oaeorrange letlo" 61 four ocrombled - • low 10 form lour llmplt EVENING 11M S~ORTER TI-IAN YOU • SHOOTING VICTIM • Gallia County Emer.gency Medical Service te£hnicians attempt to revive Olley Angel, 48, 35 Madison Ave., Gallipolis, while ramily members (rear) look on. Angel was fatally shot Friday afternoon in an Eastern Avenue. parking lol. The victim's daughler, Pauljl Angel . was also wounded. • - Forecasters see ·no new recession soon WASHINGTON (AP)- Many outcome of the presidential election top analysts say the ecllnomy will . next month. Seventy-six percent of Lhe4 9foreescape another recession soon, but they continue 10 reduce already weak casters responding 10 that question forecasts fortherecovery;a new sur· this1110nlh said Democrat Bill Clinton will win, while only 12 percent exvey shows. The Blue Chip Economic Indica· pect President Bush 10 remain in the tors, a Sedona, Ariz., newsletter, said theconsensusoflhe521eadingeconomists it polls each month projects the economy to grow 1.8 percent this year and 2.7 percent in 1993. If so, that would rule out a return 10 recession, in which the economy . shrinks. But the projected recovery would be far below the average 5 percent · 10 6 percent growth rate postedafterotherpost-World War II downturns. The Bush administration is fore· casting growth of2 percent this year and 3 percenf in 1993 in the gross domestic producL The GDP is the total output of goods and services produced 'in the, United States and thus the broadest measure of eco- • nomic activity. . . · BlueChipeditorRobenJ. Eggen . said halfiheeconomists lowered their forecasts in October, nine raised their estimateS and 17 made no change. The Blue Chip economists also ' lowered their forecast for third-quarter growth this year by 0.3 percent· age point, to a 1.8 percent m:tn~ rate, and by 0.4 percentage poant an the fourth quarter, 10 2.3 percent The forecasters' most dramatic revision, hoWever, was the predicted White House. Twelve percent said the election is too close 10 call. The survey panicipants are employed by represent banks, businesses, economic forecasting services, universities and Wall Street firms. .• ' Eldl.....,lntM__...,.JOr.....,.r..,.,.,.z.,..c. c..brtty Cipher Clf}Ptogrllftl . . GrMtld lf'Drft QU~Oilii... UDOII br ..,_. . . . . PMI: MCI ~ ­ ·x HAKUCW OAQCTAH MA OCCGO Z A K 0 M W NKU HTL x ·z M Computer trQuble delays publication OAZXCML MA HNKM i ZTXIUTAAU G A W C . ' WAPCWO . PREVI()US SOLUTION: "We shouldn't teach great boOkl; a love of reading." - B.F. Skinner. Q A computer malfunction at tlle Tribune o~ce Saturday delayed the w. we ahould leach 9, FESTIVAL CONCLUDES TODAY· Tbe third annual Big J!end Stemwbetl Festival will conclt~de ' in Pomeroy today. The nower IIDd quilt slww will • . 'l be held in lhe Meigs County Library. Above, the Meigs High Schj)OI marching band performs on the levee Friday afternoon • publication of the Sunday 1i~MS· StllliMI and also caused inconsistency in the beadllnes' body 1ype. The 1imu-StllliMI staff regrets the Inconveniences. ' . f " .. WOODCARVING· Spoon maker Tom MetzofSpencer, W.Va., • demonstrates bis wOod carving skills Friday afternoon at The Bob Evau F'arm Festival In Rio Grande. Metz was oqe or many exhibitors at.the festival displaying skills ora bygone era. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 9, 1992 chase kauff still williams