https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e0965e2543b1448a78e093e602cbd63.pdf 706abbf5e3018b6db10d3b96bbae38dd PDF Text Text • .. Ohio October 15, 1982 Community calendar Co••••lty Calei.dar lte•• appell' two da)'l before aa IMIIt ud tile day fJI tbl tftaL lte• aliA be received wei Ia a d to -re pabllcalloa ill tile eaJ. ellllar. . Ohio Lottery • Vikings defeat Detroit Public 'inviied. LAUREL CLIFF • Laurel Cliff 2675 to reaJster. The cost is $4. Better Health Club will meet . ' . MORNING STAR - Homecom, SALEM CENTER - Star Thunclay at 6 p.m. at the home or ins. Morning Star United Iva Powell for an anniversary Granae •11!1 s.., Junior Grange, Methodist Church, Sunday. Worpotluck. . Halloween party and potiU<:k supship service at 10 a.m ., Sunday per, S.turday, 6:30 1;1.m., at the school at 11 a.m., carry-in diiUICI' 81 TUI'PERS PLAINS - Doo Seev- grange ball. Costume Judging. SO- 12:30 p.m. Turkey, dressing and THVRSDAY ers, gospel pacher, will speak It year Golden Sheaf Certificate predrinks provided. Ian and KJdhy wiU RUTLAND • Revival, Rutland" the Tuppers Plains church of aentation 8QII talk by Norma Torperform at 1:30 p.m. Evening SCI· Community Chun:b, lhrou&h Sun• Christ, Route 681, Thursday res, Meigs County Health Departvice at 7:30p.m. with Rev. Keith day, 7 p.m. Elbert Blrrow, speaker. through Saturday at 7 p.m. nighdy. ment, 7:30 p.m. All members and Rader. Paslor Kenny Baker invites Rev, Dewey King invites the pub- PubljC invited. guests invited. • lic. . . the public• RUTLAND • Leading Creek BASHAN - Weekend services RACINE - Bruce Stone, Port LONG BOTTOM • Revival, CQOServancy District wiU bold its · It R~ Brush Churcb of Christ wiU Charlotte, Fla., will be in concert at Long Bottom United Methodist regullw meeting Thunclay at 7 p.m. be Saturday at 7 p.m. and S~y the Sutton United Methodist Chun:h, through l'riday, 7:30 p.m. _a t the office. Publicjnvited. at 10 Lm. and 6 J?·!ll· Denver Hill, Church on Bashan Road on Sund&y Norman Butler, eWDgelist. Special Foster, W. VL, will be the speaker. at II a.m. Pastor Kenny Baker music. Pastor Seldon 1ohnson POMEROY - Pomerox Lodge Public invited. invites the public. invites the public. No. 164 F and AM wtll meet POMEROY • Bruce Stooe will Thunday at 7 p.m. to confer the POMEROY ~ Rev. Eddie BuffPOMEROY - Revival at Flat- MMdegree. perform Saturday at 7 p.m. at the ington, Gallipolis; will preach at woods United Methodist Church . Laurel Cliff Free Melbodist Churoh the Naomi Baptist Church in wiD be through Salwday at 7 p.m. near Pomeroy. Public invited. FRIDAY Pomeroy on Sunday 81.10:45 am. nishdy. Rev. Cllarles Eaton will R~Y,W.VA. ·The Libeny PUblic invited.. · preach Sunday and Monday. Spe- Mountaineers will perform Friday MASON, W.VA. · There will cial singing Sunday night. River at Skateland in Ripley, W.Va. be a bean and cornbread dinner at TUPPERS PLAINS - St. Paul .32:: Valley Boys, Lancaster, will perthe Mason Grade School on ·saturUnited Melhodist Churoh; TupperS form Wedn~y: Special singing MIDDLEPoRT - ·nope Baptist day from noon to 6 p.m·. Cost is EMPLOYEE OF MONTH • Alltt Wamsley who bu beea Plains, homecot'ning will be Sun. other nights. Rev. Keith Rader and Church of Middleport will have a@.$1.25 with drinks, dessert, hot dogs ~mployed by tile Meigs CotiDty CouKD on Aging at the Senior Cltwith Sunday school at 9 a.m., members invite the public. churoh-wide hayride Friday at6:30 or chili available. for SO cents. day lzeDS Center for tile j)llt 19 yean hal beeR named Employee llf the worship at 10 a.m. and carry-in p.m. 81the Sonny McClure farm. There will be a ~ deCorating Month for Odober. She - aeleeted for the award on the basis or dinner at 12:30 p.m. in the chun:h RUTLAND • Revival, Rutland · co st for children of the bend her initiative, trntivlty, tOUrtesy, rouideratloillll others, reliabilibasemenL Afternoon song service Freewill Baptist Church through . in grades kift!!ergarten through . TUPPERS PLAINS • Hickory ty, and adVOtilcy toward lellior clients. Her name 'lll'iU be added to with Narrow Way Singers, Letart, Saturday. Pastor Norman Taylor Hills Church of Christ, south of SIXth. All decotatjpg !DUSt be done other honorees oa 1 plaque whidl banga in the teater lllld she will W.Va., at '2 p.m. Pastor Sharon invites the public. Tuppers Plains on Route 7 will e~clusively b¥ the cltild Pumpkins be given special parkla1 privileges aad a $.SO savings ·bond Ia Hausman invites the public. present ''Growing Togetlier' with are to be brought to the school · retognition or her aelectioa for the award. RACINE - The Racine Ameri- God" Friday aild 'Saturday at 7 p.m. Jletween noon and 4 p.m. for judgENTERPRISE · Enterprise can Legion Post 602 will meet and Sunday at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. mg ~ 5 p.m. Entertainment will be United Methodist Churoh wiD bold Jbursday at 7:30 p.m. at the post Steve fuchs, Little Hocking ~1ded throughout the day. Pulit· a series of meetings Sunday hoine. Church of C~rist, will speak Fri- ical candidates' are welcome. through Tuesday at 7 p.m. nighdy. day.1ohn Kmg, Blackburn Hills Rev. Kenny Baker will speak SunROCK SPRINGS • The Middle- Chun:h of Christ in Athens, will KANAUGA • Square dancing . port Child Conservation League speak Sunday. Congregational and clogging 81 the DAV building, day. Bruce Stone will perform will hold its annual Halloween smging on Sunday at 2 p.m. with 8-11 p.m. Music by Country Grass. Monday and Tuesday. Public invited. Party Thursday at 6. p.m. at the open boule all day. Potluck dinner Public is welcome. Rock Springs United Methodist at 12:30 p.m. Sunday. ChurCh. . SUNDAY DEXTER - Homecoming, DexTIJPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers TIJPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and ~r Chun:h, Sunday. Morning serPlains VFW and Ladies Auxiliary l:.adies Auxiliary, round and square VICe 81 10 am. and carry-in dinner No. 9053 will meet in joint session dance, Friday, 8-11:30 p.m. with , at noon. Special afternoon singing. Thursday at 6:30 p.m. with a dil!- CJ. and Country Gendemen. Pub- Everyone bring one dish. Public ner. Madt Malme wiU be the guest lic invited. invited. Sjlealcer. All members atlelid. POMEROY - Homecoming, . LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full MIDDLEPORT • Janet Bolin Gospel Church in Long Bouom Hysell Run Holiness Church, will instruct '·'How to Decorate l'!'ill have preaching and singing Route 124 on County Road 15. . Wm.ths" and a bow making class Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor-Steve Reed Sunday schQOI at 9:30 a.m., wor· ·. -ror the Middleport Arts Council, invites the public. Fellowship will ship at 10:45 am., basket dinner-at Thursday, 7 p.m. Cost is SIS and follow. 12:30 p.m. Afternoon service at 2 · · 1 includes all supplies. Call 992p.m. with Rev. Cecil Wise. 2675 or 742-209S to registec. Evening service 817:30 p.m. Pastor SATURDAY 94th District ROTARY SPEAKER- David Lusty of the Atbeas Rotary Club Robert Manley invites the public. MIDDLEPORT - A Creative POMEROY • Meigs County was speaker at Mooday algbt's meetiDI or the Middleport· Art Clilu will be offered by Slate Represenlattve . Democratic f;xecutive Committee Fun Pomeroy Rotary Club. He Is the distrid mem bersblp development MIDOLEPORT , Steve Burris the Middleport Arts Cbuncil with Paid lor by the Committee to Elect wiD meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Shirin Nuggud, instructor, on Sat- will· speak Sunday at 7 p.m. at the tbairman ror tbis area. Rotary's goal is to add five -new members Frank A. Cromeano, Steven B. the Carpenter's Hall in Pomeroy. to each club In the district in 1993. Chapman, Treao. urday from 10-11:30am. Cal1992- First Baptist Church in MiddleporL . OPEN WEEKDAYS TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAYS TIL 4 P.M. SUNDAY 1·5 BEAT OF AMERICA $\11 614/992·6614 or 800/837·1 094 POIIDDY, OliO THE ENGIIEEIIIIG 1992 CAVALI~RS · Brigllt red, air · cold., 4 CJ4.&ICket ·seats. IISRP $1 0,169 ACHIEVA S YOUR CHOICE •t399 "l"'t.?9~ CHEVY lERmA Brig.t r~ MSRP $12,902 clllll., P.locb, tit YOUR CHOICE wHel, ilterllittHI wipers, automatk. . 1 ·· $1 ·1 78 9 ll\11 1993 CHEVY LUMINA EURO Adriatk &hie, V6, . a~tomatic, tit, cnise, loaded. 1992 OLDS Wllite, V-6, uto. trus..ai'cOid. •d loaded. · sliiiJJg ~ear wildow, ..pie red. ·,$101499 YOUR CHOKE V-8, l.eathr sealflg. MSRP $18,722 YOUR CHOICE . ll\11 1992 OLDS CUTlASS CIERA S MSRP $15,533. V-6, utomatk, *·darktit,gree1.cr~ise, . ll\111993 OLDS CUTLASS CIEU S • MSRP.$17,091 V~6, a•tamatk, tilt, Cnlse, .... . Wte. 11111993 CHEVY FULL SIZE PU QIIISiir &lie, 4.31tw, MSIP $13,237 *cud., &e• er, racle,slchgrec. wiJdow. . • 1992 OLDS 81 · ROYALE $1·21 199 . $400.00 Additional Rebate Available to Fint lime New Car Buyen on Selected Models. 'SEVILLE MSRP $20,776 V·6 LOADED. • YOUI CIIOICE $ 1811--99 Automatic, air, stereo, 4 cylinder. w•tte dla1101d, Vl,leatller seatllg, llltlrf. air, air bag, stereo. 1992 Olds Cutlass Supre~~e ....$12,999 YOUR . PRICE 1992 (hevy lumina ............... $11,819 ll\1& 1992 CIDILUC I SEVILLE MSRP $37,127.00 YOUR PRICE $321729 . 1992 CADIL...C . BROUGHAM Ugltt blii,. leat..r JHtlttg, V-8, ail pow•. 1992 Chevy Corsica LT -----$8981 1992 Olds Cutlass Ciera ___ $11,999 $32. I 944 . Cal"llll• red, lecitllerseatlq. sport l.terlor. Ita reo. 4 MSRP $36,646.00 YOUR . PRICE $24I 399. Auto., air, V-6, stereo, more. 1992 Olds 98 Regency ...-~.$19,699 Loaded. Hurry! Save thousands. 1992Chevy Caprice '1992 CIDILUC Sev•al to choose from. AS LOW AS $201995 CHECK OUT THESE ·CADIUACS! Pick 4: 5767 Vol. 43, No. 123 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 16, 1a92 Copyrtghled 1002 50s. 2 Sectto.,., 14 Po- at -to A Multimedia Inc. Ilea ,.,_ Gallia yout~ pleads ·not guilty to murder charge NEW PROGRAMS • Children with developmental disabilities at the Carleton School are being iatrodueed .to regular dasarooms through a special8rogram with tbe Syraruse FJementary School. n Tuesday and Wednesdays several children from Carleton go down to tbe Syracuse .. school to join third and fourth graders in an art program taught by Debra HUJ. Oa Tuesday and Thursdays sixth graders from the Syracuse school go to Carleton for a story hour with three to five year olds there. Here Melissa Hart Is · assisted with her art project by Dianna Ash, · instructional aide. By JIM FREEMAN OVP News Sialf A 17-year-old accused of lcilling a 48-year-old Gallipolis man and wounding his daughter last Friday was returned to Gallia County Thursday and entered a plea of not ~uilty during a preliminary hearing m the Gallia County 1uvenile Coun. Olley Angel, Mill Creek Road, was shot and killed around 4 p.m. Friday, OcL 9, on Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis, in the parking lot beside the Pizza Hut restaurant. His daughter Paula Angel, 24, was wounded in the incident. According to a Gallipolis Police Department spokesperson, the assailant first shot Mr. Angel in the upper torso with a .380 semi-automatic handgun and then shot Ms. Angel in the hip with the same weapon. The weapon was confiscated at the scene by an off-duty police officer, aulhorities said. The victims were taken by Gallia County Emergency Medical Service to Holzer Medica) Center where Mr. Angel was pronounced Moulton said. The youth's probadead and Ms. Angel was treated lion was revoked and be remains in and released. detention. · Juvenile Court Judge Thomas . Three adults charged in the Moulton Thomas Moulton said Fri- shooting incident remain in custody day morning that he found proba- in the Gallia County. Jail. ble cause in lhe hearing to continue Tony Ferrell, 19, Gallipolis the case against the youth, 1erry charged with felonious assault: Mabley of Gallipolis. ' faces a .preliminary hearing this Moulton said he ordered that aflemoon in the Gallipolis Munici• Matney continue to be held in pal Court ofJudge Joseph L. Cain. detention. Ferrell is accused of beating Matney was also ordered to Oliey Angel wilh a wooden club , undergo medical and psychological Danny Matney, 18, Cheshire, testing and a social history exami· and David R. Criuenden, 20, n~tion to s~ if Matney should be Rittman, were both charged with tned as an adult. Moulton said the menacing and aggravated menioctesting should be completed by the ing following the incident and are middle of November. ·· in jail in lieu of $1,000 cash bond If Matney is tried as an adult, ap1ece. Both pleaded not guilty ·to the case will be held over for possi· the misdemeanor charses during ble indictment by grand jury. · arraignments Tuesday afternoon: Attorney Wi)liam Eachus, GalPretrial hearings for Danny Mlitlipolis. erilered a plea of not guilty ney and Crittenden were .held on Mabley's behalf. Matney is also Wednesday aftemoon in the Gallil charged with felonjous assault in . County Prosecutor's office. Assbthe incident. tant. Prosecutor Jeff Adlcins said A second, unidentified, youth Friday morning that the two will charged wilh felonious assault was face trial but added that no date l!is found in violation of .~is probation, 00e11 aet by the courL Sleepy·Hollow Halloween party schedu,led Oct. 29 scary-;;;;;;:-'- By CHAiiLENE HOEFLICH · Sentinel News. Starr Halloween at Sleepy Hollow ~here d!e ghosts and !lOblin_s draw· mgh while the moon ndes h1gh Jw been se_t for 9tt. 29. Agam th1s year Feeney-Bennett P~st 128, A~erican Legion, joins ¥!ddleport Village to stage a pubhe Hall'?ween party on the manna acreageJustoffPageStreet. ''Comminees are working toward even more spectacular scenes for the haunted hayrides along SleeJly H!Jilow' s wmding roads for th1s thud annual event. The past ~o y~ have. seen ~un· deeds paclcin~ m _for the hayndes, the costume Judgmg, the entertain· ment and the refreshments ~ all free. Jlo!ow that electricity has been Pi!t mto ~leepy l;lollow, the comm1ttee will be usmg sound effects and blacklighting to enhance at SUN CITY, Ariz. (AP) - The $19 or so by which Lorraine Figge's monthly Social Security 2,999 V-6, rear whMI drive, air bag, loaded. least five of th; Bob Gilmore, chairman, said that while many legionnaires are · involved in developing stations, other volunteers are needed. He said he i~ particuhirly interested in commumty groups who will say ·:we,want 10 help, we'll do a sta: uon.. . . Smce. vandalism ~as been .a problem m the past, G1lmore wd that a search light will be used 10 scan the peripheral area of the woods. "Some teenagers spoiled it for a few last year, and we jun aren't gomg to let that happen thiS yeBf," Qilmore said. T~ere were 1nc1dents of egg throw~ng at the wa!lons. last year. Middleport pollee will also be on hand to ass1s1 m crowd control. Four wagons. will be used for the haunte;d hayndes. ~e f~ttwo wagons will be filled w1th residents of Overbrook. After that the wag· check wiU increase next year won't go far for her and her husband, she says. ..-----Local briefs--- PRE-OWNED VEHICLES . .Whaley's B&E reported Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported Friday that deputies are investigating the Thursday breaking and entenng of Whaley's Grocery in Darwin. · According to Souls by, a rock was used to brea!< a front wfndow glass. Beer and cigarettes were taken. Subjects left by way of the reardoor. . 1987 Chevy S-10 Blazer ,_...... $7999 4X4,11-41. 1989 Chevy Aslro Van.-..........$8881 V-41, air, stereo. .1988 Chevy Carsica ..._, __,,.$5299 Anthony taken to prison 4 Door, whHa with red Interior. Phillip Anthony of Columbus has beelt tran~ by the Mei$S .. Cou~IJ. Sherifrs Department to Orient Rccepuon Center to begtn serymg_~ sentence on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon with · 1987 Chevy Caprlce .................. $6999 Excellent Shapa, low mil••· a d1S8b1~ty. Anthony was sentenced by Judge Fred W. Crow Ill. 1989 Chevy Corsica---.$5999 Dinner, open house s~t · The public is invited to help "make the difference" at Ea$tem 1unior/Senior High School tonight, as the Rural Education DeveloPment Team hosts the fli'SI COillmunity open house and bean dinner. 1984 Ford Ranger PU 414-.... $49?9 Runs good, low miles. 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood.---$5999 1985 MerCWJy Cougar___,...,$2999 V-8, lo8ded. Run• good, lollded. 1989 Chevy Ctqtrice ...-._....$8799 Lo8ded • Till!• and tltie fMa not lncluct.d. tnter.lt ra11e 1ubject to bank approVII. On the spot tlnanclng to qt~~lltled buy.,.. Low toalpt In mld-301. Saturday, suJIDy. Higb In law ons-;'u"b:filloo on the hiD Ad~lts will ride on each wagon ui handle · any disciplin~ problems. . Ti~kets for the hayrides will be distnbuted by Melvin Cross and Nonn Van Meter as persons enter the parking area, one for -each person m a vehicle or walking. The wagons are being provided by Fred Smith,_Fred Older, Andy Batey, and Middleport village. Experienced drivers for the uactors which pull the wagons are needed, Gill1lore said. Costume judging wiU begin 816 p.m. and will be held on the hill. Prizes will be awarded in several categories including most original, prettiest and ugliest The Middleport Fire Department will be on hand to handle lhe safety problems of the activity which 1s adjacent to the marina creek. Also assisting will be boy scouts of Don Vaughan's troop. Social Security increase , too 'little for many citizen~ sterao. HMchbi!Ck; _V-41, auto., air. SEDAN DEVILLE .YOUICHOICE 1.992 Chevy Caval. R/X--~$7777 6 cylinder, auto., 1992 CADILLAC YOURCMOICE $151499 YOUR PIKE 533 YOUR CHOICE $14I 999 PROGUMCARS . MSRP $38,152.00 • M1stwl $151699 $111199 "'' 1993 CHm 5·10 PICKUP Talloe, V6, AM/FM ·~·' $11,601 YOUR CHOICE . casseHe, air coiiCI., lOURING COUPE $131599 Genet red, y.6, •tamatk, laaded. YOUR CHOICE "\" 1992 GEO STORM SPORT COUPE IISRP $1 '3, 135 Air coad., auto., . YOUR CHOICE · AM/F~ cass., 4 cyl., Hekel seat's. 1992 ELDOUDO MSRP $15,714 ll\11 1992 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME S . MSRP $17,364 $151799 CADILLAC STYLE · 189 PageS CREMEANS : . • : ·Pick 3: · The celebration wUI begin at 5:30 p.nL, and continue unlil8;30 p.m. A homecoming bonf~ and pep rally wiD follow. The Ieick off event is ~ed at bringing together parents, commu· nity members, students and staff. The free bcan dinner, including soup beans, cole slaw, corn bread, desaen and a drink, will be COlli· plemented by music from the Eastern Band. Guided tours will be included,u well as an introduction to the J.IIOIIIUI. · The local team is inade up of ~hers Joe Bailey, Bill Blaine, Becky Edwards, Katie ~yton. Janice Weber and Scott Wolfe. The team ~ pledged 'two years ol their time and enbgy to work wilh the Ohio Department of Education, the Universi!y of Rio Grade and Meigs County Superintendent John Riebel in an effective schools endearor. "That wiD pay for one pill," .the 67-year-old said over a free breakfast Thursday at the Oliver Branch Senior Center. "We have to pay' $600 for prescriptions. It's lcilling us. "We have 10 ~orne here to.eat in order to survive." • · The Fig~es are among 44 million Amencans whose monthly Sociar Security benefits will increase 3 percent next the smallest cost-of-living hike since 1987, when·benefits rose 1.3 percenl. ·On average, monthly benefits will rise to $653 from $634. The maximum monthly benefit for a worker retiring in 1992 at age 65 will rise $40 10$1,128. . Mrs. Figge once owned an ice cream store lind worked a variety of jobs bcffJre retiring. Her husband, Earl, is a retired auto body worker. They will see a $30 · increase in their combined $1,()00a-month Social Security benefit. They also receive a monthly pen· sion of $400. . She and others at the government-subsidized Oliver Branch Senior Center, which (miVides free meals and a place to meet, said the cost-of-living increase won't .keep up with risins costs. Medical expenses - 1 big factor for the elderly - have jumped 7 percent in 12 months, mce than twice the 3 percent lncr~ue in overall consumer prices. Hisher property taxes also are hitting them hard. r.ear, MAKING A POINT "Pruideat Bush makes a point during Thursday night's presidential debate Ia Rkhm1111t1, Va. Independent candidate Ross Perot and Democratic candidate BiD Clioton listeo Ia rear. (AP) Presidential ·candidates talk ·a bout issues second time around RICHMOND, Va. (AP)- A studious second presidential debate among President Bush, Bill ClintOn and Ross Perot was rich in substance but short on sparks, and did not provide lhe dramatic shift Bush needs 10 strip Clin10n 's lead. The 90-minute encounter was run by uncommitted voters who made it cl.ear from the outset they wanted talk about issues. At the same time, the format all questions from the audience kept Bush from striPng the aggres· sive tone his aides had promised and Vice Plesident'Dan Quayle had set up in the running mates' debale on Tuesday.· When it was over, Bush aides acknowledg~d privately that the president had done little to help himself or hurt Clinton. With three days before their final debate on Monday, clinton and Bush were heading out to Clin· paign today- Bush in New !eraey and Clinton in Virglni1 and Louisiana - while Perot headed home but on to the airwaves with a new, half-hour national television ad. So subdued was Thursday night's forum that Bush was twice shown on television checking his watch. · "The drama in lhe presidential race up to now has been whether George II ush can wrn the election around. But I think there is an equally plausible drama ... about whether George Bush is facing electoral disaster," said Democratic pollster Geqffrey Garin. There were hints of Republican frustration, too. Bush needed to express some passion and energy - and failed, said William J{udnut, the former GOP mayor of Indianapolis. "He remained above the fray." · Clinton aides left the University of Richmond debate ecstatic, ~u­ ing the audience's ovef'WhelmiD8 focus on economic and other domestic issues wu proof the Bush campaign's character auaclts were falling on deaf ears. · "You have to decide whether ·you want change or not," Clinton said at 1he elose of the nationally televised forum. "We do not need four more years of an economic theory that docsn 't work." In his closing, Bush vied \9 . steer voters to ground barely Clivered in a debate dominated liy questions about jobs, health care, the deficit, crime and education, and a format more typical of daytime television talk shows than any past presidential debate. "If in the next fiv'e minutes 'a televisiOn announcer came on and. &a!d: ·~ is ama.tor ir:ttemaliol)el cns1s ... my questiOn 19: Who, i( you were appomted to choose 01111 of the three ol us, who would cbooae?" Bush said "Who pcrseyerance, the_ character, the mtcgnty, the llllllwity to get the p; done? I hope I'm that penon." · Perot's closing echoed his can_.' · do debate answers. ' ·· . Coatlaaed oa paae 3 ·· 11asr: �. • WASHINGTON - -~~- 111 Coart8beet Pa ItO) , Oldo . .i OJ&D TO 'I'D~ or !IS DICW..'WAIIO!'f AREA ROBERT L WINGETI' 1'ablllher PATWBIIEBEAD A .• , • I'll• I ' eriCoatrolllr . CHARLENE HOEFLICH Genenl M~UU~ger l.El'I'ERS OP OPINION In welcoJDe. They obould be lots thou 300 -*- An liiiiD n ~:l:' ID odilin& llld muat be •l&ned with name, ..... aad"P'- D · No !IIUdpd 11-. wiB be publiJbed. LelltD IIIDIId be ill pel tulo, oddreuin& 11-, not penollllitiea. -· l~ew Jersey to crack down pn . . waste shipments to Ohio ' • . By AIIOdllteclPreM : COUJMBUS - New Jersey has signed an ag=ment tQ cnlck down ~~~ts of solid Wl$1e into ~hio, Gov. George Voinovich . • Vaiaovil:b also signed die qreeinent that he and New Jersey Gov. J - Fbio bope will better enforce their own laws bel&:::;::tates . that would allow the swes to restrict ; fi'!C 1be fale of a biD in wa!le ~ . '1111: u.s. S\Jpune Court has ruled that individual states maY not ban sl!iJ illS rl" from other states because it violates the interstate ._. · ce clao!e of the U.S. Coaslitution. · VoiMwil:b .-.1 dill for lbe Jllll few years, dealers in New Jeney and ada t n SIIIICI baft shippal substantial volumes of Solid, infectious · _. Cllla • ..., iDIDOhio, which hal Jilnited Iandftll capacity. ~ :At 6e time, NeW Jersey hal been trying to filliiiiCC waste reducID. uqdinc- adler .. lll!itb fees clw'ged for in·Siate disposal. 'ne illt:pl •iJ t a iDio ~fcctuce New Jersey's .revenues for these v - idlllid. . •_• is ;.... l'or Ollio communities to be victimized by other Slates' iiJIIIOIU." said VcBno.icla, who earlier joined with the gOVC!'IICn of five olbrnlidw 1 Sl8la to push fer passage of bill pcading in Congress. '"lllis is a ~ ~ s11:p to fight the growing problem of limited land. fill~·· said Aaomey General Lee F'JSher, who also signed the ligree- r p'*ll - - :-De ..-~~so proviclcs that Ohio and New Jersey wilii:;OOilCillte odlc:r ClhUWbelltal rules and biws, including the exchange of ti • fmD criminal background investigalions on individuals and - iD tilt solid waste indUSII'y. ' II) 1 f - •li• •I: '4 • Page 2- The Dally Sentinel . Pomeroy MiddlepOrt, Ohio contnbuuons. PACs representing maiL . Federal Express, United Parcel SerGlean called the Postal Service and postal workm have each vice •8 performance in awanling the made the list of lbe top SO contrib- contnll:t "nothing short of a COIJle: · utors to members of Congress sinc.e dy of ezrors.•• The PQstal Service is Bv January 1991. not subject to the strict procureJ Postal workers actually have ment laws that g0 vem other federal · and two PACs, both of which ranked agencies among the top 25 donors. The Let- .. As for Runyon's accountant, B• ter Carriers P~C has ·doled. out who had lbe misfortune of sending lRS $875 ,827, whtle the A•m encan his package via FEDEX, he can Postal Workers Union PAC has . take solace in tbe fact that he is not naturally, it behaves like a given $678,590. Nevertheless, alone. In 1988 Michael Dukakis' monopoly... . Runyon is ~onvil_ICCI! h~ is losing son traveled ui Portland, Ore.~ 10 . For years, the Postal ServiCe has . lbe war agamst pnva~bon. accept a presidential endorsement kept competitors at bay with pollCh~ge has n,ot ~ved every- from the National Association of cies like the "double postage " w~e_re m tbe nauon s largest non- Letter Carriers on behalf of his rule, which says that privaec carri- mtl!tary employer. The ~en.cy falber. Not wanting 10 be outdone, ers must charge at leas_t twice tbe that s faced 111 onslaught cnu- the Bush!Quayle campaip sent a . th th cism for a biOIIed, top-heavy sauc- Jetter to tbe group con.....tulating 1 --f or urgen1 d e1tvery rae at e, t_ure has still not learned~ spen _ d ihe le"•• earners ' 'or ano""-tber fine post office charges for first·Ciass 1 1 1n late 5e ...... " mail. Still, tbe post office's share of . tts money w ~ y. .. ptem- year ofhud work. •, ber, a coogressional commtuee led . But the audience erupted in the ur~ m!lil" market has by Sen, John Glenl!, D-Ohio, gave laughter"when the NALC"s presi· 3~ pen:ent in 1980 to _Runy'?n a dr~ssmg-down_ for ~ dent -held up the envelope. On the JUSI pen:ent 111 1990· awl;fdmg a_maJor contract to the front was written " Federal Investigators with Congress' lndtana_Poh~ are.a when cheaper Express.'' General ACcotinting Office offered alternative Sites were ove~l~ked. Jack Anderson aad Mlcbael ~f~~~'P!~th:r!.~- The contract was for butldmg a Binateln are syndicated writers has a reputation for being less con- permane.nt hub for sortin~ a~d for Ualted Feat 11 re Syadlcate, transporung express and pnonty Inc. sistent and reliable than its major competitors for on·time perfor- • mance in its overnight and second_ ~day marl<et." With just three moJJths on the job, Runyon has been alternately Jaud~d and chastised for the han h has sh red • One r c _ ~es e u e .m. . o ~ hts rust moves on. the JOb w~ to , announce .a sweepmg r~rganlZ8· tJOn that t'!cluded closmg m~re \ th!l" 50 regtonal offices and ~­ mmg more than 30,000 managerial ~\ jobs from a b~oated wor~orce_ of 7!JO.'!OO· MarY!? Runyon ts ~ng . htsR•ckname: .Carvm Marvin. . From all ~des, the message IS ~·, clear: To survtve, we must compete, T,o compet.e. we must change, . ){unyon srud shortly lfter : announc111g the changes.. The_ competitive spirit~ e':en found tiS way up to Capttol Hill, ~here ~Aes have be;en fl~=~ mfluential members wtth ~ . .... .... _ll"s JM.allly tiue that "no one w ed -a bod:out'' in the first • -• tial •k• r, but any f8ir ref. To be sure, as the eveninJ wore his own behalf, and the pen:en~e on it became apparent that Mr. of vi_ewers dis,POSed to vote f!l" ~ Perot had not altogether l11liSICred conanues to nse, cr even nwnlllliS 1 aec wwJd ..ve to declare Ross his brief, in the sense of knowing · the level it n:ached after the fust debate, then lbe all-important quesPeiot lk winner . on points. liori has to be: Whose support is he o.a.i&'l poDs iMicwd that the eroding most heavily? 00 jia c I of~ J'll in& to There are, it seems to me, two .,... ilr Ji:iiay teun hid.llllft possible answer$ to that IJ.Uestion, ...... 1 1, from llloal6 paten~ and unfonunately they cut m oppo11t 14 F z aed if Ilia PlppDI\t il . exac&ly what he would do on every site directions. Among the most iYa 10 pem:nl. on Election Day. specific issue. Here he was on loyal supporters of the Republican ~ =:-t1!: • die •M• • will be health care: "We've got plans Pany are the economic conservac;oa nil?- We. Tile all-illlporunt lylnJ all over the place in Washingto whom Mr. Perot's astrintives, oi dioe is: WilD c:udidate - ton, Nobody ever implements gent economic realism might be lJi!!sll cr (]jMnp will be burt the than. Now I'm back to sql!III'C one: expected to appeal stron~ly .,t1 H you want to stop ta~J a1Jout it more strongly than Mr. Bush s bro: P 1 :e •(aeie _comBplaihn!' and do it. lben I'll be to ~ up 11 11 ken promises and flabby compro- . ....,. sk - - w IC ua s 1bcre and we'll it done.' But mises. But there is considerable iecCJIIds llad iasilled on), tbe exactly what '"it ' was, Mr. 'Perot evidence that many such voters ~iPI fRUY ·ShoroUJhly didn'tsay. d fi u:e.w ddlaSet in Still, that wu almost a relief. have too sophisticated a perception r iay CJCL AU Wee •e• "(ere after a few doles of Gov. Clin1011's or economic realities to believe that 11 .,ad 'P W)M grandioae, overstated complaints Ross Perot' s bite would be as ...... t1J; 5 , lllll Cldl W ("lbe COIIIItr)' is coming apart at imp!:llSSive as his bark.. They may, lie II • • 6e 01b- the seams"') and his exuberant therefore, prefer to stick with an 0-( a 1 ~ 'u llillised his . laundry list of solutions_ Qlmpared apparently reformed and contrite $ • .;$',a 17'"111111 -*· ' to him, Mr. Bush inevitably George Bush. a , Pnsltnl Bull wu seemed less focused. 'l'lle:n:'s nothThe real swing voters .in this election, as in every election since • ~-ol diri*)'CII ~~ !ndes.quite like four years in the presUO. 111 w • ., ,_ 1 ncy to cure an honest man of the mid-1960s, are the so-called ~ .... il tile 0¥11 Oftice glibness. . "Reagan Democrats": The blue• ~_:- 1 1 ,.;"qciloic:el. Gov. Of CO'!fSe, lh.e two remajning· collar and ethnic voters who stopped supporting Democratic o • W d.Eiiled ~for debatcs Will modify these powerful ~l )f a )Mitiwely ..__ impressions of tbe first one, and presidential candidates about 1966. iril - - -_ tllll they would ~ .· somebody may yet score that long- It is Gov. Clinton's apparent sue· ......... • . - ~ ~ with awaited "knockout... Moreliver, cess in repatriating theSe voters that ll!is I~ l!ld Wit, who Mr. Perot's hostility toward the has given him his recent margin in . . . - IPCIIt iJUI!ul truths, _pro· . president ollvious, and - if it tl!e polls, and it is IIIey whom Ross .J1!!11111 tile ~ ~:!,::,:was. continues to be evident in the Perot now m0111 dangerously threat· . 4id - AI peo- rernaininJ demtes may alter the ens to lure away. WiUiam Rusl!er Is a syndicat• !'I* dfecuvely to make the dynamics or thjs three-cornered '. ( n s dll7. he (llld they} know b8llle in some inta'esting ways. But ed writer for Newspaper Enter· ·9i'l ~ ID be D*le. if Mr. Perot continued to do well in prise Aslocla?lol. 7 "Boy ... This l;'allhook scandal really cleaned house!" t L:: 'et - I 10"0F EXTRA FIRM COMFORT • ., IWIII SIZE SET 1199" FULL'SET 133333 QUEEII SET -'! 7 SETS !fie s9995 sn .. RECLINERS s~:lNG ·Bush campaign trashing Clinton (NEA) r'.WASIDNGTON c:dy a day ps by wilhout lbe ol joamalists ud major and travel hisrory that w6u:d indicate the initial background check ~ for someone seeking British citi. . . _ llllllcU ringjnJ with some zenship_ ·Jirr'Kr oldie Blisb-Quay~ cam· : fr • eraaPoJfle of a ton~t~va1iwc - I est group, Ill' I member of ~ BIISII administration calling Based on 'these ti~s, several • a tip 111 srary idea. The com. . . • - ilator of these calls: news organizations ave made • ~ all eidlc:r lrllh BiD Clioton cr Freedom or Information Act ftlings delad- position Bush has to the State Department seeking . . . - C!intm ' poltionsofCiinton'ipusportftle. • So Ctiaton drift-dodging The Stele Department reports sl!m ~ landed· with a thud. that ~~'~ges are missing from the fde ftJIIs *'- dill lllnc!ll three-quar- that covers tbe period when Clin1011 aas ol YOICn doa"t care if.the was "a student at Oxford. The FBI Ar' peiiiOI' used student has been brought in to investigate ~-·ve tam.-~" with the dcla e•s. 10 noid service in who nu'ght ... Vjole••.. N- 1M uti-Clinton ftle. One caller 1118ge&ted the missdecideclto raise 111e Ina SJIICI miaJit have been taken by alee p.tdJcd all a Clinton loyalist within tbe State cMr ..., bJ pqie willl tiea to Department .to protect 'him. An ...... I 'pillilll,wllileat equally valtd usumption or 0 ' 2 _ _ ....,(CI'ICII!- .c:waae, 11 ?bit the )ll&el wtR titen . 1) IDn:-ce !liJ U.S. because they did riot abow any ..... Britiah iaqutriea, that the whole ., •£ ....-.--.. ell..... thinJ - the leab IIIII lbe missing '~~~~~~**'" U¥e 11111 •.,_,.. ollilil all a •• can pqea- are pan of aa elaborate 11e .._.. ie a - •'• r spcn file dilly trii:t. ,J.nother "hot •to!')"' cominJ • • S..lllpi '1lle ..... . . il ... die file die over the telephono hnes is that Clinlloll, wltlle'aatudent at Oxford traVeled • a IUCit of the KGB ~ Ql 2 ••• ilirdl BriiiU F . Robert}. Wagman f.7 r-. .... ·:'De...,-..... .. .,---:.c ....... ...,..led _,.te. J ... ·=·=··~·:.:!::· :·: ,._ .. .I f Moscow in an attempt to recruit him into the anti-wu effort. "He went to Moscow to pull. a Jane Fonda," is the way one tipster put it For more than a week, far-right Republican Rep: Robert Dornan has taken to the House floor lfter sessions have ended to make blistering speeches accusing Clinton of being duped by the KGB and being part of a Soviet-orchestrated antiwar e(fort. ~an says he IllS no proof of any ties between Clinton and the KGB, but defends t.he "legitimate surmising" so long as Clinton has not gone on record denyinjl iL ·tipsters are ,_,., Anu-Ciinton I 'M¥r' to supp Y names and·phone num· bers of a number of ''experts, • • mostly retired Cold ~':f intelli gence types, w~ lit wiDinJ to say that no Amertcan could 10 to M~w in _1970 wi~out official SoVIet sanction and Wtthout being clotely watched by Soviet intelli. gence. pee Dee.Me~. Clioton cam· patgn spokeswoman, calls the cllqe "a..._ pure and ,aim~" She says lhat Clinton took 'the kind of class-break trip students take _all the lime.'' . ,_ IND. ~ IColumbusI53" I $9811 Over 1&0 In Stock 7 PIICI' W. VA. Inc. ----------Wemhu~---------South·Ceotral Ohio Sunday, a chance of showers. Tonight, clearing and colder. Lows from near 30 to the mid-30s. Low 35-40. Saturday, mostly SUMy Highs close to SO. Monday, fair . and cool. High in lbe low SOs. -Lows 30-35. HiJhS 50-55. TuesExteoded forecast: day, a chance of showers..Lows in Sunday througll Tuesday: the 30s. Highs in lbe 50s. --Area deaths-Jessie Doolittle On Oct. 29 at 8 a.m., the Meigs County unit of the Ohio Department of Transportation will con~uct i~ annual winter equipment mspecuon, or dry run, as it's called alOOOT. This aMual inspection ensures that highway maintenance ~uip!"ent is prepared for upcommg WJOter weather. In conjunction with this year's equipment inspection, an open house will be held. The public is invited to visit· the garage during the open house and inspection to see fust hand how ODOT is trying to serve the needs of its customers, tbe highWI)' users. In parllcular, school classes, especially vocational classes, are inviWIII to visit the ODOT j!arage on this·date. Any class wishing to visit should contact the' local garage to confmn attendance. 1 s~:-' 388 LIVING ROOM · ST':INI $ 488" Stock FLEISREL SECDOIIAL Wltlr Reclining End• 1 1288~ IIIII IllS AI ClOSE FRIDAY 5 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY ILL . RE·OPEII , w SUIIDIY I PM Ill 6 PM 11 BASSffi lmROOM . $888" END & COFFEE !AILES IIITERTAituiEIIT CENTERS STAlliNG AT $4995 ' Owr 200 In Stock IIASS HALL TREE Fill DIUVIIY & SET UP FlEE FIIWICIIIG FREE RIMYIL OF OLD FURNITURE IIHIA SIUmOIIIIIIRil IIEW ITIIIS IUIVIIIG DAILY 110 NYMIRftLIPIIL 1993 Willi APPIOV.D CUDIT STAlrtNI$148" . .AT Owr 40 In Stock %MILLION IOILIU II IIVIIIOIY 01 IAU . ' Katlic named spealfer Myrtle Fife "Wiiere is the Coal Goin ?" will .be the topic of John E. ''Jack" Anna Myrtle Fife, 81, Cheshire, Katlic, senior vice president of died Thursday. Oct. 15, 1992 at American Electric Power Service Cabel Huntington Hospital after an Corporation's Fuel Supply Departextended iUness. . ment in Lancaster he speaks She W1S born April 25, 1911 in OcL 25 at 2 p.m. onwhen tile campus Gallia County, a daughter of the Hocking CoUege, Nelsonville. of late Lewis Francis and Anna R. The program will be held in Thompson Wuct She was a mem-\ Rnom 135 of the Co~e Building ber of tbe Old Bethel Freewill Bap- and is open to the pubhc. There is tist anuch. · She is survived by her husband, · nocharge,. In addition to being a senior Rev . Alber\ Raymond Fife, vice president of AEP, Katlic is a Cheshire; two SOli$ and .daughters- director of the Bituminous Coal in-law, Raymond Lewis "Buddy" o.f American and chairand Anita Fife, Cheshire; Reiscoe Operators man of tbe National Coal AssociaEdwin ''Bub" and Joyce Fife, Bid· tion, and a past director of Bitumiwell; four daughters, Mrs. JBI!Ies nous Coal Research, Inc. and the (Norma) Keefer, Mrs, Oeor11e West Virginia, Kentucky, and Vir· (Maxine) Keefer. Mrs. Joe (Marie) ginia Coal Associations. Earl~r Keefer, all of Leon. W.Va., and this year. he gave the fli'SI presentaMrs. Jack (Delores) Riggs. Letart. tion of Columbia University's 1992 W.Va.; 14 grandchildren; 21 great- Lecture Series in New Yorlc. grandchildren; and a sister, Lola ' The event is sponsored by Farley Kirk, Columbus. . Athens Countians for Opportunity. BesideS her parents she was preceded in death by a son, Albert Jr. Fife; a daughter, Reya Emogene Fife; one grandchild, Clarence William Riggs; three brothers, Special meetiog . Wesley, Marshall and Charles There will be a special meeting , Wud; and iwo sisters, S&rah Hart· at Portland Elementary on Tuesday man and Gertie Darst. at 7 p.m. Superintendent of. Services will be Sunday at I schools, Robert Ord, will speak on p.m. at Silver Run Church in · the school levy and the teachers Cheshire with Rev. John M. Jef· will discuss the effective school frey, Rev. Hatless Cook and Rev. grant. Open house for the school Noel Hemnann Officiating. Burial will be held at 6:45 p.m. wiU be in Gravel Hill Cemetery in . · Literary Club to mee? . Cheshire. The Middleport Literary Club · Friends may call at Fisher will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Funeral Home in Middleport on at the home of Mrs. Wilson CarSaturday from 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. and one hour pnor to services at the church on Sunday. Bessie Wilhelm, 104, of Gallipo~s. OK, forinerly of Point Elsie A. Lieving, 90,' of New Pleasant, died Friday, October 16, Haven, died Fridiy. October 16, 1992 at Pine Crest Care .Center. She was bOrn March 31. 1888 in 1992, at United Hospilal Center in Point Pleasan~ a daughter of the Clarksburg. late Wiley and Molly Smith. Born October 18, 1901 in Lemrt, A member of the Point Pleasant she was a daughter of the late Okey Presbyterian Church and the and Alma (Pickens) Roush. She Eastem Star and Da118hters of the was 1 member of the New Haven Am~!ican Revolution, .. she began United Methodist Church and the the first libraiy in Mason Count)'. Live Wire Class. She was also preceded in death called the "Lending Library," m by a son, Robert Lieving; three sis· 1910. A secretary for Varion Coal Co., she -was allowed to use her tel'S and tWO brothers. .· office to lean O)lt the 50 books that Survivors include her · husband, Veterans Memorial she herself had purchased. At the Otha L. "Bud" Ueving of New THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Haven; two sons and daughters·in· age of 77. she retired !Tom Carolina ·Tracy Beegle, Racine. law, Lawrence H. and Doris Liev- Lumber in Point Pleasant after 23 THURSDAY DISCHARGES ing of SouthpOrt, NC and Larry G. years of employment there. She None. and Carole Lieving of Clarksburg; also worked for the OJ. Morrison four sisters, Estyl Clark of New Store and Clark Sheets Co. She was preceded in dea!h by her Haven, Fannie Clark and Louise The Dilly Seulinel husband, Raymont~ Wilhelm, in Gibbs, both of Letao and Irene Juscu.~ 1938; and by' an infant siSter, Jestis of Mason: and seven sie . Piablllb141 ":'{ 111.....7 pdchildren. ·· Graveside services will be conth._to !1 c-t ..~lllblll "'· Service will be Sunday, OctOber Ohio byFridq lbo Ohio ducted Sunday, 2 p.m., . at the Compan~altl-• lncj _ , . ,, 18, 2 p.m., at the New Haven Ohio 4& 1Pb. 11112-21111. d ..... Suncrcst Cemetery with th_e Rev. United Methodist Church with Rev. ........ pli •• Pwawa..,. c:».. Louis A. Russell officiating. Burial Eldon Shingleton officiiilng. Burial . Mendaer: ,._ Anrf•tM PnM, ... lila · will be in Yonker-Lieving will- follow. nice wiU be no visitaOhio N~olioli. Notlcmol tion. . 'Cemetery. · AdY""'""'r alltlft, _....., Arrangements are under the Now~ , 711 ~ "'-,;; Friends may call at the New Nacr Yarl<10017. · Foglesong Funeral Home on Satur- direction of . the Crow-HusseU Funeral Home. · day from 6-9 p.m. P08TMASTICII: Jessie Alice DOolittle, 95, died Wednesday, Oct. 14,.1992 at the Malone-Henderson home in Coolville after a brief illness, Born in Carbondale. she was the daughter of the late Elmer Training Doolittle and Susan Belle Cox Doolittle. She served. as a principal and te!}cher for 26 years in the Athens County Schools at O!rbondale and Shade, and 24 yeus in Osceola County Schools in St. Cloud, Fla. She was a graduate of Carbondale High School and Ohio Univer· · sity where she recei~ a bacbelcr of science degree in education, a member of the Carbondale Methodist Church whore she served as a Sunday schoorteacher and a vocalist fer f~rals. She ·was also a charter member of Alpha Lambda Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, • past president of the Albens County Teachers Asso,piation, and an honorary life mem, 'ber of Alpha Kappa Delta Teacllm Society, St Cloud, Fla. Her afftlia.tions also included the Athens County Retire!! Teachers Association and the American Association of Retired Persons. At a recent Car· bondale reunion, she was ~ted a plaque from fermer sb,Jdents and teachers in for faithful service at tho e schooiJ. · She is survived by nieces, Mar· jorie Jean Malone, Frances Malone Henderson and her husband, Ralph C. Henderson, all of CoolviUe, and several great nieces and nephews in Pennsylvania, California. and trtaine. · Besides her parents, she was preceded in death b.y threo sisters, Fleda D. Malone, Shulotte D. (Billie) Peck, Roxe}' D. Goodrich, and · two nephews, Mason K, Goodrich ~ D. Bradly Peck, J.r. Followinl! cremation, a memori· al service will be held at the coovenience of the family. Memorial contributions may be made to the Carbondale SeniQr Citizens Center and SeJJt to Betty Brown, 11595 Carbondale Road, Nelsonville. Ohio45764. Stocks Am Ele Powe.-...._ ................ 32 10. Ashland Oil........................26 S/8 AT&T.................................42 1/8 Bank One..............,............44 10. :Bob Evans •••.•.•••••..1.•.....••••18 118 Owming Shop..................35 10. City Holding ...................... l8 Federal Motlul .................... l6 318 GOOdyear 'f&R ..................62 1/8 Key Centurion ................... 19 10. Lands End..........................27 10. Limited Inc....................... 22 118 Multimedia Inc ..................24 3/4 Rax Restaurant.., ................7/32 Reliance Electric................16 1/8 Robbins&Myers ................ 14 . Shoney's Inc.................... .. 18 Star Bank .......,......,. ...........31 Wendy Int'l. ....................... 12 S/8 Worthington Ind. ............... 19 518 Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes·provlded bl Bluns, Ellis and Loewlvl GaUtpolis. Bessie Wilhelm Elsie Lieving . penter, Mrs. Wepdell Hoover will review the book "Dear and Glorious Physician" by Tayler Caldwell. Roll call will be "share a verse from the Gospel of Luke." Homemakers to meet The Syracuse Homemakers Third Wednesday group will meet Wednes'day 'at 10 a.m. at the municiJl:!l) building. Bring waiiP'!· per or c~ paper, scissors and glue to make shopping bags. Clothing day The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency will hold a free clothing dar Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon at the old high school building in Cheshire. Class trip meetinJ . A meeting for all Eastern High School seniors and their parents, . especially those interested 10 going on the class trip, will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m, in tbe cafeteria at the high school. · •llml-. _v.n., Dal~ --..._to loatlnol, 11l Covt St., " " ' - Hlooi&'JII. 81111107t5PI'IOM 7IAtW llrCoorlw•--:=.IO OM Wook. ............,...,........ ............. OM MIOIIb......................................... .1111 ODe Y..r...................- .............._ .•118.30 8IIIGUI COPY PUCII ~........................................ -25 C.tl .--.,to=lbo-. Sur_ lbnr _ _ ,.... -:..:.·.w.-z::: . . . . . . . -.... ......= ~ -tlool • ~ll'l'lll a - · ola • tl - · Credl& wiD bop..- • ' No -ptl0111 by ..0 ponaitt141 Ia llrMI wbo10 bema cacrior - A1'.o.bJe. II w-....... . . . . . . . . . . .-... . E:.N 13 18 w..~ra......,..:..........................,..... 52 w..lla. ............- ................-...... a.,rw.-..~ • w.-:......,_,,,_........ ,................. a w........_......___ ...._,,........... .11 ,. Presidential~.. Continued rrom page 1 :··::· "If they just want to keep slow ton's role in overseas protests. dancing and talk about it lind not against the Vietnam W-. 23 yeittf ~ do it, I'm not ,YOUr man," the ago, in response to a man who' Texas. billionatre said; "I am asked why the candidates were': results oriented. I am action ooent- •'trashing their opj!onents' cbaraced." ter" instead of talking issues_ The only personal attack came '" · early,whenBush~sedanewClin- Hospital news EMS runs listed Leaf pickup begins o ·ct.19 AMaa1 ~ckup of ~ves in Mid· die port wJII begin on Monday, 0oL19. At )ilelent, there will be no set schedule for pickup in various -- . R.osldenta n asked to rake lbeir leavoa into plies along lbe curb in front of their residents and they will be picked up by viiJaae work· ers u 10011 u poilalble. Resldena n requeaccl 10 make sure that only leaves are put in tbil area for pickup. No brulh or tree limbs are to be put wltb leavoa sb!celhll mila DIObletna by Jimmin& up tbe equlpment used for pictilp. . . fiL ... 11tUIS. ROIEIT RIDFORD I SIDNEY POI11EI II SNWERS PG 13 · 0111 ~ SI20W 7:Jt . ....... $1.11 5HOWI2I AT t:45 Fll,. SAt, SUN: ··· ···• SISTER Aa -9:45 .... ~ r'ITliAE.• ...- · • 7: 15, 9: 15 111\IU. THE LASTOF THl MOHICANS lllf- Ill IU~. II) Mlillll l l lillfT , 111- Mfiii[Ci SAT I SUII . : 5 BIG CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY SALE 30% OFF /R@ o& l - I ~~--r c---~ ALL SINGER MACHINES 4UiiU SUNDAY s-PECIAL PRICES START AT SUNDAY, OCIOIER. II, 1992 $149 95 Mulled PotatDell ~ravy , Green Buna with Mushrooms Hoi Bultar.d Roll ·- AI 1•sue All YOU-Cll Ell CHICIEI DillER $454 Smell Drink or CoffM TRY QUT HOMEMADE PIES . ,. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER.Units of Meigs Emergency Ser- ·- Discharges OI:L 15 - Mrs. Mark. vices answered_the following calls Wolfe and ~on, Mrs. Williain Qn ~ursday: 4:52 p.m.. Tuppers Vanco and daughter, Mary Je~ · P!ams s9'!ad to Pomeroy Pi~e. Christine Jibbeaut, Christophe( Lmda Crisltp to.Veterans Memcrial Musser, Violet Grant, and Lucy Hospital and later to O'Bieness Detty. . ·•. Memorial Hospital; .5:32 p.f!J.. Births, OCt. IS • Mr. and Mri: Pomeroy to Pleasant Ridge, JesSJCII Marion Adkins, a son, Gallipolii.• Douglas to Veterans: Mt. and Mrn. Michael Grimm, a _1:47 a.m. on Fnday.o Syr!!Cuse son, Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. untt to State Ro~te 7, Rick King to Rex McGuire, a daughter, Poitlt . St. Joseph Hos)lltal. Pleasant :·, --Meigs announcements-- Hospital news Tho -1 ENDORSEMENT PRESENTED • State . in~ tbe 94th House District. Presentiag' Malone .. •. Representative Mark Maloae, left, Ills received wtth ?be endorsement is Kea DowninJ reprt-: :. the endorse~ent of the rool'en unloo represent· .sentlng the union. ' ·· · a..- DINETTE The Dally Sentlnpl _ Page ODOT inspection, · open house Oct. 29 lpC': I ., lMansfield !53" I· tezn • Michael "" By Tbe Asloclated Preu Ohiii'Ilte record-high temper~~We for Around the oatloa • Snow flurries were possible in · ~ The slow movina hiJ)I JM 111ft this date 11 the Columbus weather Soow fell overnight on lbe Twin; ·the. northeast corner or Oh io -" dome will provide partly to lllOilly station was 88 degrees in 1897 Cities and scatterecf showers were• K?rught as a blast of cold Canadian sunny sides on Saturday, but tem- while tbe record low was 30 in . reported ~ brought an end to the recently peratures will r~ain cool. II!Jhl 1944. Sunset !might will be at 6:SO the nation.across tbe eastern· half OC:• "mild wealber. will range from the upper -'llli to p.m. and sunrise Saturday 11 7:45 • • The cold front that produced low 50s a.m. • • two days of rain in the Buckeye · State was to be followed by a high ~~~.....~!'11'!11~ pr~ssure system that forecasters ·-'s&d would sweep out the .~ louds ~nd send temperatures plunging mto the 30s under the clear skies• Freeze warnings were issued fot tonight in western and c ~:ntral MICH. Jack Anderson . Perot climbs polls after debate • fom:Ut ~tantly lryina ~competwon.lt keeps resllti!Jg ~e. It's always been the lugest ctvilian monopoly in die country and, quite Pomeroy::...,.ddleport. Ohio . Weekend t~mperatures will be much cooler... Satunlay, Oet.17 F~dly.~ber18, 1892 Postal Service ~onopoly_ ~ghts competi~ion !0 master General " Carvin Matvm Runyon receiVed a letter fro'!J Federal Express last month, tt was about is welcome. as a brand-ne~ Toyota would be 10 Lee lacocca s driveway. Rather than opening the leuer, . Runyon threw it in~ garbage and prom_ptly wrote an explanaUlry note back to hts Denver-based accoun· tant, who had sent the letter. " I received a FEDEX envelope from you at my resi~. and as 1 . throw out. anything ~eh~ered by FEDEX wt~out o~mg, !'· I don t know what 11 contamed. Runyo~ wrote. '.'1. do this beca~se I '!'lust assume 11 mvolves a busmess SJIWI· lion, and at the United States Postal Service we only do b_usiness with people and co,'!'paOJes who use postal products. , Runyon's tantnJm is an appropriate metaphor for the troubles he tnherited when he assumed stewardship of the Postal Service last July. Tile agency that. was born under Benjamin Frankhn and has held a virtual monopoly on mail deli very ever. since has been shaken .. f b y compeuuve pressures rom ~mg~~-s like Federal Express The Postal Service maintains that the days of its monopoly are over, lamenting the fact that competition has sprung up al every level - from express mail to fust· class mail. · -But according 10 some expetts, in this new ~nic-er-swim com~tilive climate, the Postal Service is sinking Cha~Ies Fombrun, a management professor at New York University's business school, says the Postal Service is still scratching to hold onto every last piece of its old mono_POiy. He calls Runyon's Jetter "a ritce symbol to hang yoilr hat on •• ·"Marvin's whole pitch is about how he's going to increase compel· itivenessandefficiency," Fombrun said. '"But the Postal Service is ,j F~dly. OclCiber 18,1882 Commentary The Daily Sentinel ' •90 Days Same AI Cash •Monthly Payment Plan FABRIC SHOP uow.,.. 992·2214 rwr._,.,.., �• • Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio· • The Daily ~!.~~ ,Sports · MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Four weeks ago, the Minnesota Vikings left !be Silv'erdome smarting, while the Detroit Lions ~ laded for another season atop the NFC Central. Aftec Thursday's rematch in !be Metrodome, the Viltings (S-1) are smiling, not smarting, about their playoff chances. Meanwhile, the Lions (1·5) are wondering if it's already 100 late to salvage !be season. .. It's tearln~ everybody up. We're still lookin~ for answers.~· DetrOit's Chris Sptelman said afrer his team's 31-14 loss . "When you've goi big expectations, and you don't reach them, it hurlS." · The Vikings, who squandered a ·17-point lead in the final seven minutes against Detroit last year, never gave the Lions a chance this WATCH ACTION. Southera'l egu Wotre (10) and Chrlsd time. They jumped 10 a 24;() lead . Maidens (ll) watdt as tealllmate Nrvet against Eastera iD Thurs. before quanerbaok Rich Gannon day's volleyball matdt. Solutber won. · left ~ly in the second quarter wilb a hyperextended left knee. After going 1~·18 the last two seasons, lhe surprising Vikings are now 1 l/2 games up in the NFC Central. The last time !hey had a better start was 1976, when they went S-O•l en route, to the S11per Wolfe highlighted front line Bowl. BY SCOIT WOLFE play with 11-20 spiking attempiS "Once you start winnin~, it's Sentiael Correspondent kind of contagious," said Vikings and eleven kills, while having a The Southern Tomsdo volleyperfect 11-11 ·setting night. Mathrunning bac.k. :rerry Allen, who . ball squad of Coach Suzanne . ews was 22-23 setting and 4-7 · scored one of his team''s three fJrst· Wolfe claimed another win ·over spiking with three kills. Maidens quarter touchdowns. "'Just like losEastern. 15-13 and 15-3. in two was 9-9 serving, Swiger 9-U with ing's contagious: Once you get seiS here Thursday night at Eastern. three aces, and Mathews 5-7 with used to it, it's easier to lose." Eastern v.ient up 4;() in the fust Detroit, the .defending division game, then up 7-2 on scores by two ace&. Rasche! Rowe had three kill ~hampion, has already lost once Jaime Wilson and Catrie Morris- . ~or Eastern, Jaime Wilson was more than it did all last season. liS sey. 17-ts setting, had eight poinJS.and fortunes have mirrored those of Southern gradually pulled back was a perrect 11· 11 from me servBarry Sanders, who scored the into contention on scores by Megan ing stripe. Stephanie Otto was 9Lions' frrst touchdown but continWolfe, Tabitha Willford, and Jodi Caldwell, tying it at 7-7. Marcy 14 spikin~ with one kill , while ued to struggle, gaining 52 yards . Mathews put Southern up 9-7, then Penny Aeiker and Becky Driggs on 16 carries. '"It lakes a total team effort the next server; senior Angie each had one till. Morrissey was 8serving with five serving poiniS. against somebody like Sanders,'· 8 Swiger, rallied her club to a 12-7 Soulhem won the reserve con- Vikings linebacker Jack Del Rio advantage. Scoreless, but exciting volleys tests 15-12 and IS-11 as Sammi highlighted the next few moments Sisson led the way with eight of play· before Wilson got anolber points and one ace; Bea Lisle had IIy The·Associated Press shot at th!l Tornadoes lind tightened five poinJS; and Rayan Youn$ had Washington State's undefeated the score at 12-11, then at 12-12. four points and two aces. S1sson Swiger added one for Sou !hem to was 7-7 setting and 12-14 serving. record, national ranking, gaudy regain the lead at 13-12. EHS was led by Melissa Guess statistics, highly touted quarterback Eastern's Morrissey knotted the with eight points and Brandi . and .homefield advantage is a 3 lfl· point favorite over UCLA's tradi· score !).gain at 13-13 before Christi Reeves wilb seven. Maidens and Wolfe added die fmal Eastern claimed the Jr. High tilt lion Saturday. . . markers to post the Close win. The Cougars, with' consecuuve IS' 7 and IS,l2 ..to avert a clean Sou them had a much easier time · SHS sweep. Michelle caldwell led . victories over Montana, Arizona, in the second round, claiming a 15- Eastern w1th 13 poinJS,Kim Mayle Fresno State, Temple and Oregon 3 triumph and the match. ahd eight, Marty Holter had five. State. filially cracked the Top 25 Angie Swiger led Southern with and PalSy Aeiker five. this week. They get their toughest nine serving poiniS, Wolfe had six For Southern, Brianne Proffitt test of the season so far against and, Maidens six. UCLA (3-2), which fell oilt of the. had six and E. Duhl had four. to host Southern in 1992 homecoming contest BY SCOTr WOLFE bragging rights and ·s.~vage someSentinel Cnrrespoadeat times uneventful seasOns. Unlikc the setting or !be last 12 Soulbem is now 3-3 on !be seaseasons, where Southtm and East- son after a 20-0 loss 10 Oak HiU em have squared off in !be final ·Whlle Eastern owns a somewhai grid contest of the season·, the deceiving ().6 mart, but has played Sou~m T~s will be taking well in each or iiS last lbree games. Southern has won big in its a m1d-smS!V! whirl cross-alUIIty 10 ~eel the Eagles in their homcoJne.. wins, and hasn'tlooked pretty in iiS mg ult SlllJU(Iay at 7:30. . · losses. If !be trend continues,(every On some SHS s.chedulcs the Soulbem win has been followed by gllllle was slated for a Friday. jl&me a loss, and likewise each loss Coldate, however, the l:'e will be towed by a win), !be Tornadoes Bnl tern High scheduled for a big win. played Saturday at School. SHS mentor David Gaul said, Eastern has dominated the series ''This will be big game for us! As clearly over the years, nearly 4 to far as I'm concerned, it's the 1, and~~ bomblrded the Tor- biggest gam~ of the. year! It's nadoes m Racme. always somethmg special wben an The ancient rivalry is always a EHS-SHS game takes place. The sell-out and has always . been kids are up and we're ready to known as the "second !ICISOII", ihe play." . · winner being able 10 claim county Gaul should know; he has been a involved in eight EHS-SHS baules either as a coach or as a player. Gaul staned as an All-S181C player for Eastern before moving on to Ohio University. ,, Eastern mentor Davd Barr w1ll get his fust taste o! ~ EHS·S~ ~hallenge. Barr sa.d, Motlvaung these kids _for Southern is very easy) ·You Just have 10 stay out of the way. Getting them tofocus on technique wi!l be a challe~ge because ther will be at such a h1gh emotional p1tch." . . .• Gaul Iamcnted, ''Th1s game 1sn t just about 'THESE' players; it's been a tradition for a long time, somethin~ special...records don 't mean a th1 0g. And the game means a lot 10 not only the players, but also the parents, the schools, and the communities. That'_s what makes it an event ...something spe- cial" "We're approaching Ibis pme with !be same attinide as !be Oilier games. We take !hem one at a ti!OO, but~~ !be~~ are giVIng a "liule b1t more . This is a key point in our swan." says Gaul. Eastern's _Barr re~~ted these lboughiS, saymg, '1bi$ IS. no doullt a big game, but we lab: diem week by week." . Eastern bas been close 10 "getling oyer the hump", but has~ what 11 takes 10 get past !be Jllllll· cle. Barr said, "We have shown improvement each week. Every week. there !W been SOIIlelhing ~ we are nouceabley better at dian we were the week before. We should get better each week as we learn the system and it's adjustmC!JIS." Line play will determine winner of Saturday's game A lot of "guiS".... very liule . apart for Charles Francis, Chad "~ory". That is !be layman's defi· Savoy, and Wes Arbaugh. T~ey ·nuion for an offensive lineman. ·· · This season, bolb Eastern 'and Soulbetn have been in, liteJlll. ' ·ly, several big games and have done quire well. . ·' ' Southern has woo big games '· ind iiS offense has done well in the ·:'others, excluding last week's '•demise at Oak Hill. Coach David :·Gaul, a former lineman himself, ·'knows what negative stereotype can be a fixed 10 a lineman. · .. If the backs gain yardage, you've done your job and if they don't hit !be hole or slip on !be turf, • the lineman often get the blame." But Gaul and EHS Coac'h : Dave Barr know better! Both cred· ·:it their lines for protecting their quarrerbacks against the pass rush ~ ·and allowing their respeetive quar~terbacks to open up the pas,sing : jame. Both •lso give credit ~or : ~pening the hotes· for !be runmng backs to run through. Gaul said, "Our line has · 'allowed us to have a two dimen' $ional offensive. They've done an ; excellent job. Football is a team ; -~ and the line is a key ingredient." ' Bair agreed, ''We've grown ·• iJS a team every week. We had a : lot of positions to fill from last '• year. and our liRe has stepped up ' and has doiie a good job. Beeause ; of !be line and the development of '• our backs, we can throw or we can : run the ball successfully." ; Southern's offensive line con• sistS of Glenn Young, Kyle Wick: line, Craig Knight, Sam Shain, and .; Jamey Smith. · · ;. The qUintet regillarly opens 'l holes for Southems ace running · backs Russell Sinsleton, Nick ~ Adams, while offering ptotection : to top passer Mike Evans and tar~ : gelS Jeremy Dill and Trenton Cle• land. : At Eastrrn, !be line coosisiS • of Tyson Roae. Shane James, Brian : Long, Matt Bowen, and Jared • RiclenoiD'. · : This group anchors the : or(ense- and spreads the defense • • • •• . • • • • l: ~ Al,_mr AMDJCAII CO!InUIICE loll · WLT Pd.PFPA lo6onll .... 5 0 0 1.000130 T1 Butralo lndb" E 11 .lou "'y - ~ CJnciNu&i a-Jand Doo- ~ Oly LAs. Di1p Jooo1o .. cis EASTERN DEFENSE T-Shane James, .B!Wl Long E-Rob Reed, Jeremy Bucldey JLB.Wes Arbaugh; Jared Ridenour S-Ryan Buckley Punter: Charlie FlliiiCis Kk:ken: David,Koenig,Jeremy Buckley SOU111ERN OF~NSE: C-Kyle Wickline G-Jantie Smith, Craig Knight T-Glenn Young, Sam Sl!ain TE-Bill Jones . . FL-Jeremy Dill, Trenton Cleland QB-Mike Evans TB-Russell SJngleton SOU111ERN DEFENSE: T-Kyle Wicldine, Glenn Young E-Iamie Smith, Nick Adams n..B-RusseD Singleton OLB-Unai Aldama-Eiorza CB-Mike Evans, Bill Jones S-Trenton Cleland NO-Robert Kimes . Punter: Mike Evans Kicker: Unai Aldama-Eia-za - -.. ~Fa...... ' T-Mau Bowen, Brian Long TE-Rob Reed, Jeremy Buckley FL-Cbarlie Bissell, Pat Newland QB-Chad Savoy TB-Wes Arbaugh; Charlie Fran· Sc() •·e IJ( •aa·d o· .:zro .,....., ......... ~~--'­ ·o t ,'• .• also offer aood pass rush proteeuon for Chad savoy, w!Jo bas. connected regularly wtth his rece1vers, Pat N~wland, Jeremy Buckley, Charlie Btssell, and ~obert Reed. . Iromcally, ~hese two foes w1ll squ~ off .(lg81nst ~ch other Satu_rda>: durmg Easte~ s home· commg_ til! ~t Eastern High School. Game ume IS 7:30.. 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San Die&o It lndi IDipOiil. I p.m. Tompo Sal a<Q;o;qo, I p.a · AtlaD\1. It SID Pnnciio ' • ~ Bnp.d .. -atlloanr,4p.m. Loa .... 4 ...... -New Yaok Oioala" -4p.111. Lao AftPOia-. . ~p.m. ~, . OPEII DA11!: Butralo ... N- Yoot JdL ,.. ~Auto races set ~!this weekend · 1 <, : BY SCOTT WOLFE : Sentinel Correspoadeat • The biggest purse in dirt track ,. :( ~ car racine will be ..id this • . ' ,Satiirday and Sunday II Pennsboro •Speedway, when !be STARS Late ;Model circuit competes for the -$50,000 to win Din TniCk Wodd ':chalnpionaltip. : Saturday evening, Ocotber 17, Jbe travelinJ STARS get a shot at Goth« enonDOUI )liUie wlten they ~ompete for the $8,000 to win ~ Balzano Memorial Champi· oaship at West Virginia Motor $pcedway lD Minrllll WeDs. • Raciq at Peanlboro bepns at booa eacll clay, with .warm-ups at JO a.m. Lase year, over 17S cars llCJIIIDeled lor tbe $140,000 ..ynlf. • WVMS Ilia.._ fleaialll6:15 t,~w a11o modi· 25% reatare m.w By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel CorrespondeD! Tri-Valley· Conference champion Nelsonville defeated Meigs in TVC volleyball action Thursday evening by scores or 15-7 and 1614. Meigs played wen in tltC match but in the end the. champs were able to pull out !be victones. Nelsonville finishes with a 15·1 ~n­ ference record and 16-4 overall. Lisa Fackler led Meigs with seven poiniS and II of 11 serving, Sara Pullins scored six poiniS and was seven. of seven serving wilb four assists. Amber Blackwell scored four points, was eight for eight .in servmg with three assi~IS, Bobbte Butcher scored three pomiS and WliS five of five serving with three kills. Yveue Young played lin aggressive net game scoring one Sports briefs TENNJS . TOKYO (AP) - Henrik Holm of Sweden, seeded 14th, routed !bird-seeded Boris Becker of Getmany 6-1, 6-2 to advance to !be quarterfinals of the Seiko Super 10Ul118Dlent In other third-round matches, top neded Stefan Edberg of Sweden defeated Patrick McEnroe of ' the United States 6-2, 7.:ti (7 -3) and second-seeded Michael Chang of . the United States beat ·compatriot Jonathan Stark 6;(), 6-7 (5· 7), 6-0. Cbarhe Franc1s and ·Wes Albaugh are the backs, along wilb Newland. · Francis_ last w,eek g~ered _7_3 )'lids <II lillie carnes and IS a legtb· mate threat to score from anywbere. • . . Last week, Eastern was in the Southern volleyball team tops Eastern Marauders.,.win first · cross country title included Bill Toundas in 14th place with a time of 19:00, Bobby John· son in 15th with a time of 19:o4 and Randall Johnson in 21st place with a time of21:56. The Marauder girls team finished in second place behind cham· pion Belpre. The Golden Eagles lOOk !be top four spots led by individual champion Sarah Hines with a time of 22:31. Alexander finished in third place, Meigs placed three runners _.on .the second team led by Katarma Turner in sixth place with a time of 24:43, Susan Grueser in eighth place with a time or 2S:2S and Lori Kelly in renth placeJIIIith a time of 2S:SS. Other Meigs scores and times include Elizabelb Downie in 11th place with a time of 26:34, Heather Franckowil!k in 13th place with a . lime of 27:57 and Mary Grueser in 14th place with a time of28:41. · point, was five of six serving, added two ltil1s and bad a block for a point Billie Butcher returned 10 action after missing seven games due to surgery and .- two for two serving ·and Vanessa Compston added two tills. Coach Rick Ash loses only one senior (Yvette Young) from this )"CIUS Squad, !be Marauders fmishcd this rehuildi, · year wilb a respectable 10 lltd 1 · mark considering tbal Ash was forced to play five sophomores much of the time. Meigs wiD ...y in the division ll sectional IDUma· men IS next Thursday ll the'Univet· sity of Rio Grande against top ' seeded Jackson. Action starts at 6:00p.m. · Coach Dale Harrison's reserve team won the Tri-Valley Conference championships posting a perfect 20-0 nWic on !be year. Thurs· day evening the Little Marauders· won in short order over Nel5onville by scores of 15-1 and lS~. A n:cap of both the varsity and n:serve season's wi111be published later. ATLANTA (AP) - Baseball . took a day off 10 Clltb its breath Thursday, roiiiJwing a hysterical victory by !be Allanta Braves and a historical ooe by the Tmmto Blue · Jays. rite ·BlUe Jays said Jd Morris would .start Game 1 Saturday night in Atlanta. · 'J'wo hours after the Blue Jays beat the Oakland Athletics 9·2 Wednesday to win the AL playoffs, Morris was pitcbing iD the ac:eluded bullpen at the SkyDome, already uming up for his uext assignment The Braves have not yet deeided who will~ Morris. TorontoStriumph meant the World Series would move out of !be United States for !be fust time. Mansger Cito GIISUID and pitching coach Galen Cisco showed at the SkyDomc brieRy, and talked about whether to add Jimmy Key to the pitching rotation. The Blue Jays were scheduled to take an early flight Friday to Atlanta .and planned 10 practice . . .. O,E~ WEEK~~YS' TIL 8 P~M. SATURDAYS TIL 4 P.M. SUNDAY 1·5 ... • Bright red, air ·c!)ld., 4 (JI., hudtet seats. 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''It takes a bunch of guys Merriweather to · '"spy" on is expected to return for the Oct 2S swarming .to the ball. You ~ve ~ Sanders, daring Rodney Peete to game against defending Super stay focuse!J, and we d1d th1s · pass. Peete sttuggled, too, complet- Bowl champion WashingtQn. time." mg I3 of 23 passes for 171 yards · His replacement, Sean SalisSanders, who averaged 4.9 before being replaced by Erik bury, struggled early but clinchCd yards per carry while rushing for Kramer in the fourth quarter. the victory with a 29-yard touch· 4,322 yards in his fust three NFL The Lions' offensive line has down pass to Cris Caner 1:26 into seasons, has averaged only 3,0 been decimated by tragedies in the the fourth period. : yards since opening the season ll!St year, with Eric Andolsek dying Carter, who tied a club ·record with a J09-yard performance. He in the offseason and Mike Utley by catching a TD pass for the was used as a decoy early in Thurs- suffering a paralyzing inj!lry last fourth consecutive game, was ol)e · day's game and was virtually year. Theineplacements haven't of three Minnesota receivers with ignored while Detroit played played well, giving Sanders little long scoring receptions. Qannollllit catchup late. room to run and giving Peete little Anthony Carter from 47 yards aful · When he did get the ball, the room to hide. Hassan Jones from 43. Vikings were there to greet him. Gannon compleled 8 of iO passThe Vikings used lineblickec Mike es for 146 yards before his exit He Southern, GAHS lead CADILLAC STYLE Air coati., auto.. Stlhl025 w/i6" . Bar i Chain. now only New & ·u,ell Co•puferJ 42H4 st·. Rt. 124 Minersville, OH. 45769 Minneaplolis Thursday nlgbt. The VlkiDp '11'011, 31-14•.(AP) .' automatic,. tdt, cr.ulse, loaded. There are a lot of pel reasons fur buytna a this Is the perfect saw fur the serious \W!Xkutta St!hl 02S cbalD saw. It's Jlsbtwelgbt Irs reliable Another case for buying a Stlhl. Now. durtng and durable. And It packs maay pnlesst.>!W · our Bot Dell Sllr, &ve of our JII06t popular saws features 1n a Jo-lb. saw. AlouDd the yard or fum ·m available at ap to #50. .f 800/837·1094 "t11 1993 CHEVY LUMINA EURO . ' . MSIP $17,364 . A&iatk hlue,. V6, OFF .ALL SIZES II TEA,.WORK • Detroit's Barry Sanders (10) is brought down by Vikings' Jack Del Rio, top, after a short rain In the first quarter ia Washington favored over UCLA Saturday later in the afternoon. at Fulton County Stadium. . . Braves manager Bobby Cox spent the day at home and w&S said to be resting his hoarse voice after Wednesday night's thrilling, 3-2 victory ovei the PiliSburgh Pirates in Game 7. Atlanta scored three times in the ninth inning, two on pinch-hitter Francisco Cabrera's two-out smgle. Sid Bream slid home just ahead of the tag, causing a huge pileup of Bl'llves at !be plate and pinning !be hard-luck loss on Doug Olabek• . "I thought our .chances were slim, but ~u never give up in this business.' Bl'llves generall1l8llll&et John Schuerholz said Thursday. "That's the wonder of baseball. One swing of tbe bat and your fort)lnes change." · . Cabrera played for Toronto m 1989, albeit only three games as a catcher. Since then, he bas bounced back and forth between the majors aDd minors in the Bl'llves' system. seeded Thomas Muster beat Gilad Bloom of Jsrael 0-6, 6·2, 6-4 and fifth-seeded Jeff Tarango of the United S181CS defealed lhinl-seeded Amos Mansdorf of Israel 6-1, 3-6, 7-610 advance to asemifmal meeting in the Riklis Israel Tennis Center Classic. UPLUS SYS PH. 614-992·6622 relumS ~the~- Buckeyes ~op ·Marauders World Series action.· to finish 15-1 in loop play begins Saturday night ·RiO paper .I• ·stock I p~ime targets bave been Charlie BiiiiDII, Jeremy Buckley, Pat Newland,llld Robert Reed. Newland haS li!C spDed 10 brallt !be big one, runn1ng bact several lengthy The Meigs Marauders won their fust ever 1'ri-Valley Conference boy's cross country thamtiionsbip Wednesday evening 81 LUe Snowden. Meigs won the title witb 34 poiniS, followed by Belpre with 48, MiDer 71 and Alexander 80. Federal Hocking ~mpell:d but did not have a team score.. l:arry Lannin~ or Millet was the top individual With a time of 16:49. PJ. Chadwell finished in second place for the top Meigs finisher witb a time of 16:58 and Nathan Baloy finished in third with a time of 17:18.Joining those liRe 00 the first team Ali-TVC were Jay Jones . of Belpre and T. 1. Glanemann of Miller. . . Phillip Edmonds finished in sixth place for Meigs with a time of. 18:2t, Crockett Roush finished in lOth place with a tiine of 18:36. AGGRESSJVE ·Senior Yvette Young played aa qpe.in They were bolb named to !be secnet game in Tbunday nl&ht's volle)'bal adloll aplast Ndloll'rilleond team. . York. NelsonvUie, who had already clialcbed the TVC title defeat· Other finishers . for. Mci~ts ed Mtlp 15-7,16-14. · ' ~ sPECIAL ' •~ p.!Sbo_eiJber_ JnD but two games, EHS quarterblct. Chad Sawy has passed for over 100 yuds ind oo oa-.asion has 'neared the 150-yard mark. His gallic wilb River Valley, but big plays boosled River Valley 10 a 3218 win. Eastern nearly upset Win County, !be number one team in • W_Y, before "i!lexperience~ and nllscues.led to b1g plays for Wut. · Southe~ also has ~ dua! purpose offenSJve game With Michael Evans at the lielm . Evans bas passed for over 100 .Yard~ in four games and over 200 yartls m another. His favorite target is Jeremy . Dill, a sure-handed senior, who is posting a banner season similar to lau year. Trenton Cleland and Nick Adams Bnl also key targeiS. Russell Singleton and Adams are key figures in the bai:klield: Satu:rday's game should be quite a thrillet, typical of other EHS-SHS cncoun.ters. · TEL AVJV, Jsrael (AP)·- Top- -.4,... _lUi_ . oa- .. - Eaaem is ia a role it is rarely in going into 1his game; !be! role or underdog. But Eastern is no Page Vikings up mark to 5-l, roll over Lions 31-14 ·--~·-·--~----~----~--~------------------------------~------------~ ~Eastern The Dally SenUnel . . Several to ·choose from. AS LOW AS $20,995 1989 Chevy Astra Van ............. $188i V-6, air, stereo. 1988 ChevyCorsica ................. $5299 4 Door, white with red Interior. 1987 Chevy Caprice................. $6999 Excellent Shape, low mllaa. 1989 Chevy Corsica----·$5999 Hatchback, V-6, auto., air. 1914 Ford Ranger PU 414-.... $4999 Run• good, low miles. _1916 Ca4illac Fleetwood.-... $5999 v-a, loedld. . 1985 Mercury Coutor ----$2999 Runs good, loacted. · 1989 Chevy Caprlce-----$1799 Tax.. and tltla ftaa not lnctudacl. lnt.Nat rate aublect to bank approval. On the spot financing to qlllllllad buyers. l t . _ · lllloiiDIIraM ' .li..L- • - - -~·-·~-···-· ··-~ ~. ·~ • • �' ' OhJt. By The.Bend . The D8.ily .Sentinel I, •• :- -· F~da~Ckrtober1&,1992 Page a ~ . Apostolic Out-of-state sibs sh.ould help in the care of family members · Delr Au Luden: Most of my I!UIIml'• piAIIIllllld P)dplrents ue SliJllivi...., and so are mine. Far · abnost 25 ~;... we have Yisilied · Ann Landers tbem on every holiday, birthday and u~ivenary, Mother's Day, ~LANDEIIS Fadlcr's Day, ad infinilum. Bee••., "lm IMADP• we liWI - ....., my III•!!I!Mcl 11111 1 l'II!HoSyadlcol• _. ·-U}' CrutonSpll • ...n . ue eqeclied 10 be lhele for every , 1\inctioD IIIII visit dally when one of them is ill. When they're aU IN MICH. well, it's no ,;,.,;r either• .,_, ue DEAR MICH.: You IOUIId lircd, angry, biuer;'"'.;;nve and~~ su md ouund filled wldt reiCIU· complainers. They've become · a meaL How aboUt insisring that the heavy bunlcn, lllld llicre scenis 10 be oua-ot'-11110 sibs get IOplber some no end in si&hL money 10 pay for part-time or My husband lllld I are in OIJf 40s. periodic help so . you .and your We both wort and are trying 10 bQild. husband can have some freedom? a Jiule retirement totiage in our. Heaven knows you deserve it 'spare' time. Butlhere is rio span: Simply because you live in the time because our aging relatives ilame city with your parents and demand every extra minute and grandparents· is no JaSOII for you our lives are upended every time · 10 Clll)' the whole load. Do you another one of them is hospitalized. know about CAPS (Children- of Meanwhile, our siblings who live Aging Pamlts)? This is N excellent out of state are getting off Scot·(ree. support group for people like you. They send Mom lllld Dad checks in Send a long, self-addlessed. swnped the mail for their birthdays and envelope 10: CAPS, Suite 302A, ChristmaS, and that's lhe exlellt of ' 1609 Woodboume ·Rd., Levittown, lheir involvemenL Pa. 19057. (A dollar or two 10,.help Our parents and gr;mdparents are defray costs wmM be greatly now in lbeir 70s, 80s lllld 90s. In 8jl!IR:Cialed.) . · over 20 yean, we haven't ~n Dear ADD Landen: I have a able 10 take more than a two-or satoUite dish over my ·apartment · tbree-dly vacation for fear some- building in C~, Venezuela, thing might happen wl!ile we're -which makes it possible for me 10 gone. In a f~ years our own bodies enjoy many fine movies. will SllllliO fall apart and we wiD I am a music lover, but I find it never have had a chance 10 eniov impossible 10 enjoy these rilms ounelves. Any suggeslions, ADD?- . because of the extremely loud NOT GETI1NG ANY YOUNGER music played as accompaniment 10 ·r many of tJie1o movies. What is tor Allil Ltuttkrs' booklet,' "Su tl1ld the Ttiii·Ager," is fraN: IJIId to the poilu. Se11i a self-aJdres"d, IIJIIg, biUIMsNiu e11velope tllld a clrecl or 111011ey order for $3.65 (tlli1 i1!Cl11des posttJge twl Nu!d/Uil) to: TuiU, c/o A/liliAN/en, P.O. Box Jl562, Chicago; Ill. 60611-0562. (Ill Clllltldo, sad $4.45.) ~=PAO · says pesticide-tainted foods ··still reaching .grQcery shelves · . · prosecution from the Justice . for pesticides and chemical conBy JENNIFER DIXON Department tammants at FDA, said Thursday AP Farm Writer As a ~ult, adulteraled produce the violations largely involve WASHINGTON- Imported continues 10 move iniO the marlrel residues of pesticides ll)llrOVed for fruits and vegetables with illegal at the same time consumers are usc on so1110 crops in 'the United pesticide resiilues are being sold in increasing their consumption of States being found on produce for grocery storeS around the cOwttry foreign fruits and vegetables, GAO which the chemical is not allowed. .because shiPJ?C!S know they can get said. • 'This is not a food safety issue• .away with VIOlating the law, conFood imports have tripled in the ... This is Qat an imminent health ~ invatipt«S say. , Y 1be-i'n II AN"" rII a 011i1:e past lS years and DOW ,lllmolt half problem,'1o•JOIIQI aaid. But GAO said· Conaress may says Shippen; still can eam a profit of all fruits and vegetables . conafter payina Customs Service · sumed in the United Slales during want 10 eonllder stiffer penalties. · Cllrtelltly, ahippera who (ail to surpenalties for dislributing contami- the winter are imporlled. About 4 percent of the imponecl render adulterated $hlpments are nated fruits and ·vegeta6les, while , ~)ley face little. tbreat of criminal fOOd shipments tested by the Food subject \0 Customs SerVice penal· and Drug Administration between ties as well as possible criminal 1988 and 1990 contained prolubit- proseeution. ed pesticides, GAO said. The adul- · But lhe Justice Depadlllent puts terated shipments are supposed 10 a low priority 011 proSecuting the be returned 10 the CustomS Service cases. GAO ~ the possibiland des1royed or exported. ity of adding avil fines, which are But GAO said it found that one- easier 10 obtain. third of tainted shipments were noi In one case cited by GAO, a returned to Cus10ms in the four shipper refused 10 c:xport or desii'Oy LONG. BEACH, Calif. (AP)- FDA districts it reviewed six shipments of snow peas that · Two thin burglars didn't get very Miami, I>allas, Philadelphia and FDA had refused because of ., • .far lr)'inf 10 .aeal six 45-pound bar· San Franeisco. residues of EBPCs, fungicidal ~";'belli a gym. . Distribution of adultcmtod ship- chemicals suspected of causing - "" Police responding 10 an alarm at ments is possible because importerS ·cancer. · the Buffum-Downtown YMCA retain p(Jssesaion of the produce Customs asiesaed damages of early. Wednesday found the two while FDA conducts tats for pesti· about $27,000. The local wholesale suuggllnJ 10 push the barbells in a cide residues, said GAO, the con- value, however, w,a s about rickcly 8110ppmg cart that kept lip- gressional w81Chdog tgencf. $75,000. Ia IIIOihcr case, lhe FDA GAO said it warned o similar found contaminated cabbages in ~ over. , 'They. weren't even ·very big problems with pesticidc-contami· Texas that the shipper went ahead guys," said Tim Hanly, lhe gym's nated produce reaching consumers and distiibuled. physical ed11C81ion directoc. in 1979 and 1986. "Taken IOgeth· The nwkct price was $l.SO per As ,police approached, the two er, this information shows a long· head, while the maximum penalty men hoisted the barbells into a term trend of importers' disregard- CUSIOIDS could aaess was only 4S trash bin. ing U.S. laws prohibiting the dlstri- cents per bead. The barbells are worth about 60 bution ofadullei'atod foods," GAO In fiscal 1991, Jones said, cents a pound. said. FDA: s tesb showed that 2.3 per· 'The two were arrested for invesFDA officials said the food su)i- cent of tbe impOrted foods had pes· tigation of commercial burglary ply is safe. ticide residue violations, down police said. . ' John Jones, program manager from 4'.3 percent .in 1990. The rate for foods grown in the United SUIIOs Is 0.8 pm:ent. Two thin men .._'.pccused of trying ·· to steal barbells mxn MUBCI!JII in Cleveland., Quaife and other members of The Kinks - Ray D.avies, Dave Davies and Mick Avory- were inducted iniO the rock hall in 1990. The band has produced more thiD 25 albums over three decades. Its hits include "You Really Got Me" and tiLaiL'' . Po-.AadlewMilo& NewLifeChurd! of Cod ,., w- cure~~ <ICiorlol 33226 O!lldiW'' Home Rd. - 9!12·3147 Wonhip - 10om .•6 p.m. Wemeodoy Servi<el·7 p.m. ..) H~~~:;,~~~=: r.-:R... Sundayod!oOI ; Wonhip · ll o.m. ond 1 p.m. Wedneaday Sem"" -7M· I Free Will Bopllot Churd! Alb Street. MV'fl 1 wl Putor: Mad< Monow Solurday Sorvioo -7:30p.m. Sunday School • I0 o.m. · . Wonhip · II a.m., Wedneoday S.rvice·7:30p.m. Ruuand Jllntllllpdll Cl!- . Sunday School- 9:30a.m. . Wonhip • 10:45 o.m. . -'"'1 Jllnt Bopllll l!ut Moiu St. Pa-. Dr. Loe Morrla Sunday School • 9:30 ..... Wonhip. 10:30 a.m. Flnl Soulh.e n ~~~~~ 41872"1'\muoy Pike Putor: R. l...amarO'Brylllt · Sunday School - 9:30.o.m. . DIQNKING? NO DRIVING • Jerry StaniCID, who is .witb Ipltioa IateriOcll Systems or Des MolDes, Iowa, biiiWI Into tile lpiiiOil bitorlock system Tbunday, Ill Boston, that prevents a drinking driver fromlllllrtln1111e car, Advocates Wonhip-10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdays.,.;.,.. . 7:30p.m. or the system, hi~ludt•s Mothers Aplnst Drunk · Driving {MADD), are asking for leglslatloa requlrlagthe devices to be blstalled In vehicles or convicted drunk driven. (AP photo) Ml«!dl<port Flnl Bopd• Cuaer Siluh & Palmer Pastor. kv. Jomes A. Seddon s.inday Sd!ool- 9:15a.m. Wonhip • 10:15 o.m. Wedneiday Senicos ·1 p.m. --People in the news--PARIS (AP)- Brigitte Bardot married an aide to France's extreme-right leader Jean-Milrie Le Pen in a secret ceremony in Norway, a party spokesman said Thursday. The 58-year-old actress married Bernard d'Ormale, 51, on August 16, said National Front spokesman Alain Vizier, confuming a report in the London tabloid Today. . "They 11181ried in a little wood chapel with a few friends," Vizier said. He said they were now living at her home in SL Tropez. The former mov1e sex kitten leads a secluded life now except for appearances as France's leading aruma! righrs advocate. · The newspaper quoted d'Ormale as S.aying they "fell in love immcdialely" after meeting at a party in June. ' " , ·'. . . . "There was' no enpgement, it all happened very quickly," he said. ViZier said Bar4Dt herself has no affiliation with the National Front. which advocates expelling immi· grants from Fmnce and has often been accused of esp!lllsing racism aJI(I anti-Semitism. Bardot has been divorced three times, lbe last in 1969. She married French movie ditector Roger Vadim in 1952, J&ajues Charrier in 1959, and German industrialist Gunther Sachs In 1966. Her career as an international scree!! star an.d sex symbol was launched in 1956 when she starred in Vadim~s movie "And God Created :Woman." · Pavarotti was in New York for performances of "Tosca" at the · Metropolitan Opem and could not be contacted, said an employee of his agent in Modena, Stage Door · Opem Management · Italian newspapet reports ·o f the Modena concert said it was obvious Pavaroili was not singing si)lce his lips were not moving in time with die music, Ms. Blott said; SKOWHEGAN, Maine (AP) Former boxing :champ Joe Frazier says he enjoys knocking shoppers fora loop. The 48-year-old Smokin' .Joe shook haods, signed autogmphs, mugged for photos and even did his imiwion ofMuhammad Ali during an unanriounced visit 10 a furniture SIORI in central Maine. "I kive 10 see''jieople, and ·out a smile on lheir faces," he said. 1 'It's the main thing in life." · . Most shoppers were dumb· founded 10 see Frazier, who won world heavyweight titles in 1968 and 1970, step out ·o r a white stretch limousine, nattily dressed in a suit. black.cowboy hat, and gold .JCWClry. The stop was part of a promolional campaign for a line of furni. ture. LONDON (AP) - The British Broadcasting Corp. says it wants some of Its money back from Luciano Pavarotti, accusing the opera star of lip-syncing a concert that BBC assumed would be live. The two-hour concert was broadcast live from Modena, Italy, ori Sept. .27, said Hester Blott, a spokeswoman for BliC Radio 2. She said. the BBC paid for the broadcast rights assuming that Pavarotti would .be peifonning liYt?· . The day before the concert aired, 1t learned of the lip-syncing, she said Thursday. · "We are tryins to get some money back from the original amount paid in light of the fact that when we made our bid we assumed it was live," Ms. Blott said. The amount was not disclosed. She said the radio listmlers were not told that the music was record· . , ed. ?, . . ; .. HILL$1DE BAPTIST CHURCH On Slite ·Route 143 - Just Off Houle 7 PomiiOJ Wonhip ·I 0:40a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneiday Service• -7:30p.m. of bread, said Giuliano Zuliani, owner of the restsurant Primola. Allen j'umped up and pezformed the Heim ich maneuver on ller. "Woody did the rig~t thing, in a split second. It was unbelievable," Zuliani said. "Then !bey looked at each other and finished dinner." NEW YORK (AP) - Richard Chamberlain. has been . sil!nel! to play Professor Henry Higgms m a Broadway-bound revival. of "My Fair Lady." . . Chamberlain, who has gone from P.laying TV s eamest young Dr. Kildare in the 1960s 10 star in numerous TV movies and minis· cries, will open in Fon Mym, Fla.• next April. · The production will travel 10 Lbs Angelea, Chicago, WashinglOR, San Francisco, Boston, Detriot and other cities before amving on Broadway in November 1993. Sll•or Ru Bopllol Puoor: Bill Liale Sunday School· to ..... Wonhip • ll o.m., 7:30p.m. Wt:dnesdiy Semoes ·7:30p.m. Mt.. uot.. Bopdll PuiOr: Joe N. Soy.. Sunday School· 9:45 o.m. Bw:nina - 6:30p.m. Wedne!doy Semcos- 6:30p.m. -·-·pd· Pulor: Rev. Bar! Sl!Uier Sun!lty School - 10:30 o.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m. · Thunday Seivicel-7:30p.m. Old Bethe Free Wlllllpllol Cburd! 28601 St. Rl. 7. Middleport Sundoy School· tO o.m. Eveniaa·7:30pJD. Thundoy Senica • 7;30p.m. HUIIIde Bo._,alll Cl!urdl SLRL 143jUOtolfRI. 7 Panor: Rev.1 - R. Acree, Sr. h· Sundiy Scbclol· tOo.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedneaday SeiVicea ·1p.m. H.,. Boptlal Cloopel S70 Orlnt So., Middloposl r I ' grar Putor: O.Yid BryMI, Sr. Sundoy School· 10 ..... Wonhip - 11 a.m., 1 p.m. Wedneaday Semcea · 7 p.m. 525N~:.=.~~' PuiAir. 1 - B. K Wonbip • tO o.m .• 7 p.m. Wedneaday Semcoo . 7 p.m. Foltll Bopllot Cl!urdl .' K - Cl!urdl of Chrllt Wonhip-9:30 o.m. Sunday School · 10:30 o.m. ---IIWI• a.o;a of Clorlot . Pall«: Jack Colqro~~e Sllllday School . 9:'!0 ..... Wonhip - t0:30 o.m., 6:30 p.m. Wodneld&y s-ica · 6:30p.m. , zt.., Church of Christ Pcimeroy, Harritcnville Rd.. <R\· 143) Putor: lnr.erim p1110r . . Sllllday School · g;30 a.m. . · Wonhip. t0:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnelday Service• ·1 p.m. -111'1 Cl!urd! of Clorlll PallOr. Tom Runyon SIDiday School· 9:30 IJII. Wonhip ·t0:30 o.m. T!oppen Plaillll Churd! of Clorlll Paaor: Ruben Foater • NEW YORK (AP) - After being vilified for weeks in a chUdcustody suit, Woody Allen became a real-life hero, at least for one night: He saved his dinner compan· ion from choldng. Allen and Jeanne Doumanian, a former "Saturday Night Live" producer, were dinning Wednesday at an Italian restaurant when Dou· manian began chOking on a piece tO a.m. Wonbip • t I a.m .• 6p.m. Wedneaday Servioes • 7 p.m. CREMEANS Suniloy School - 10 a.m. 94th District State Representative . Worr!UP - 11 a.m. MLMMbl!llullol Fowth & Moiu Sa. . Middleport Paid for by the Commllleelo Elocl Ff8nk A. Crom...,., Steven B. Ch1pman,TreM. P111101: Rev. Gitben C..ia, Jr. Suadoy School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m. Anllciully Bopdll Putor: keoineth Smilh Sandoy School · 9:30 ..... It's Kerosene Heater Time. Is Your Heater Read'(??? Visit our full service store today. TUNE-UP KERO WORLD iCioan Healllt' iChoCkWick ,, ' • •Replaoo lgnlt« •Replace Battoriat iChook Wiring •T•tBum Chad< Wonhip - 10:45 o.m. . Thunday s.m... -7:30p.m. Rolland Free WIU Bopdol •• •• . '' ' ~ •• • >o Solan St. PUUJr. Rev. Paw Toylor Sundoy Sd!ool· 10 a.m. HYUiina . 7 p.m. Wedncscloy Semcos - 7 p.m. Alii Sireel Fr-1 Baptllll Middlepon School· 10 a.m. •••., Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 pm. EplSCOpCll Put<ir: Duoa N......, MIMrnttto Pwaand Flnl Cl!urch of lbe Nozarene Sunday School- 9 LID. Sunday Scllool · 9:30a.m, Worship - 10:40 o.m., 1 p.m. PtoriCIIapol Wcdnelday Service' • 7 p.m. l'a&r.l'lort:uw Smirh New Haven Cllurch otthe Na:r.arcnc ' I oQualily GuaiW!IHd Partll·and Service o0v er 200 wickl in I10Clk ai allocations. Holiness Papular eiiMID fft mall MWL c··-: _= 1M E. MAIN ST. Putor. Florence Smidt Worship · 9 a.m. Our Sa•lour lAIIterM 01....., Walnut ond Hemy Su., RaYOII!wood, W.Va. Co-puton: leva. Rid!onl & l'otric:ia B<lnds·Krua &mday School • 9:30a.m. . Worship· t I a.m. Bra«ord Chord! of Cl!rlll St. lb. 12411: Co. Rd. 5· Putcr: O.rck Slump UbertJ Cl!riollln Clwrd! Dex.ter· . Pastor: Woody Call Sunday School· 10 ..... Eve!Una·7p.m. Wedneoday Service · 1 p.m. SL ML Olive UaKed Mltl!'!dl• Off 124 behind Wilkesvillo Pa110r: Charle•Jone~~ NorlheuiCiot..,. Melp CoOperaUve Pariah .Aitretl Putor: Sharon Housmon Sunday School- 9:30 ..... Wonhip · II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Putor: Clwles Domigan Sunday !Chool - 10:30 o.m. Wonhip · 9:30 o.m., 1 p.m. . Recdnllle Cbur.. of Christ • l'utor: l'llilip Slunn Sunday Schoo~ 9:30 a.m. WonltipServi110: 10:30 o.m. Bible Study, Wednaday, 6:30p.m. ChOIIer Pa1tor: Sbarm Hlu1man · Worship • 9 a.m. Sunday Sdiool - 10 a.m. Thunday Semcea · 7 p.m. Wedneldly s:etvices. 10 a.m. Joppa Sunday School· 10 un. • Wonhip. • II o.m. Wednesday sOmces · 8 p.m. Sunday School · t I a.m. Wonhip- 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. WeGteaolay Service• ·7:30p.m. Worship· 9:30 o.m. Sunday School - I 0:30a.m. Wedneaday Servioo! ·7:30P.m. - ' T•pptnl'lollll 51. Paul Paotor: Sharon Hauoman Sunday School • 9a.m . Wonhip · 10 o.m. Tueodoy Service~~ ·7:30p.m. ML M.W. Cl!- riGod Raciao PastOr: Rev. Jameo Satoedietd Sunday School· 9:45 l.m. Eve!Una·7p.m. Wedneaday Services ·1 p.m. Centnla...,. Sunday School· 9:45 un. · Worship • It o.m. Wednesday Servic:ea ·7:30p.m. Puoor: Keith Roder Sunday School • 10 un. Worship - 9 un., 6 p.m. Tuesday Services -7 p.m. • BWIIIina s.m-.7 p.m. • p.m. ..~~~~;:. '· n 93MHI·Street Mlclthpott. Ohio 41710 ti14111Z·III7 -IIII·OOKBI CHURCH IUPPLIEI • IIILEI . 1 \~ ~· . .....,..... PIISCIIP110N SHOP .... a:: I ,.,., SWISHER&UitSE GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES PHARMACY ·~ w~ ~ 204 (llltler St. CEN1ER, INC. John F. Futll,Mtr. Fill Doc ton• , .P-roy,. 011. Ph,,HlOI ' Prescriptions 992-2975 ' Polftrroy lhunday aciVicc• -1:30 p.m. n• : HJ-7075 264 '\•" !..., Syracuse Flnt Unlfed Presbylerlon Seveath·DaJ Adv..ttll Mulbeny Hu. Rd .• Pomeroy Pa~tor: Roy Lawimky Sattmlay Servieea: Sabbllh School · 2 p.m. Wonhip • 3p.m. United Brethren ML Hennon United Brethren · In Christ Church Texas CommW'Iity off CR 82 . PallOr. Roben Sanden Sunday Sehool · 9:30am. Wonhip · 10:30o.m.,7:30p.m. Wednc1day Service' • 7:30p.m. Edm•Unlled Brotbren In Christ 2 112 mile! nonh ci Reedaville on Stat. Route 124 Panor. Rev. Robut Morlcley Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip -7:30p.m. SUPPLY POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 Craw's "FNIItlfl K1111dr Fth~ C6Jd11" 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 EstabllsiK'd 1913 ••••••rt "2-2121 106 .....nyAwt• ' .. '··· .. --. Homehtt Saws family Restaurant EWING FUNERAL HOME Jl6 NOiTH SECOND AVE. •DDlfPOIT, CillO FURNITURE & HARDWARE Bill QUICKEL ··n;,n ir _,. and .'M•rl'i«'e .4 IM'fi:V-" .. FUNEIAL HO• . 992-5141 s.th Middleport Pmbylorlaa Sunday School • 9 a.m. . Wonhip · 10 a.m., 4p.m. (2nd &41h Sun.) RIDENOUR Pomer., . ASHEI SMIS I SII¥KI Horot... vllle Wonhip · 9 a.m. Clolll'tll Sunday Scllool· 9:45 a.m. Wedno!doy Service! -7:30p.m. . IAWUNGS.(Oln SNOUFFER & WEn i1t 111rt11 s.c.~ a... MI ••• .,•• Ollit N - Seltlftnent Ct..rd! Sunday W<i'!hip · 2:30p.m.; P. J. PAULEY, AGENT l\\\;ff Slrtd Q3....fi, · ~ .\ MEIGS TIRE -1-• Pres byte nan Pastor: Rev. 'Thoota1 McCI""' Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonh!P • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wedneoday Setvjceo · 1 p.m. ·n~ BAR & CIIAIII OIL 2.99'__.-,.. Sunday School • 10 a.m. . Evenina · 6 p.m. · Wedneaday Sel¥i<:a ·7:30p.m. -.,7 Cl!ur&. of tile Nuarene School - IOun. It o.ni.,?,.m, O.rd! riGod <ll'replleq OJ. Wbire Rd. dl St. RL 160 PuLOr: Rev. Cark Baker Wonhip · 10:30 o.m.. 6 p.m. Wedneiday Service! • 7 p.m. Fla....... Puur. Keith Rader Wed adl)" Servica - 7 p.m. Mlddlepart Poo-l Third Ave. SJrit"'* Cl!urd! of 1M Nazarene \ Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan Sandoy School· 9:30 Lm. Enlerprtoe Apple ond Second Su. Puoor. Rev. ilo¥id Rua10ll Sunday School ond Wonhip- 9:30a.m. SL RL 124, Raciao Pallor: William Hoback Sundoy School : 10 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wcdne!day Semce~ • 7 pm. RotdJYitle Fellowship Cl!urd! of lhe Nazarene Pa1tor: John w. Doualaa Sandoy School· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip ·t0:4S o.m., 1 p.m. W-..Jay Semc:it -7 p.m. Aabooi'J (SJ-) Puior: Do""' NewmU! Rolland Chun:h of God ·Paator: John F. Co100nn $unday S~l · 10 a.m. PenleOOotaiAIIIIIIbiJ Seventh-Day Adventist 3304S Hiland Rood, Pomeroy 1'11tor: Roy Hunter Sunday Scllool ·tO o.m. Evenina7;30 p.m. Tuesdoy ol Thunday ·7:30p.m. Middleport Cl!urd! or Ihe NuarCIIO Pa110r. kv. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. SundAy Sd!oot · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · t0:30 a.m., 6;30 p.m. Wednesday Semce• · 1 p.m. ,.,. United Faith Church Post.or: Otuc:l: McPhersOn Sunday School - tO o.m. Evenina • 1 p.m. w........ yServioe ·1 p.m. Sunday Sdlool . 9:30 o.m. Worship · ID:30o.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Semce• . 7 p.m. - Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 4 p.m. (ht &3rd Sun.) Ecdma Fellowship CbomriiHNuarette . Palloc Thoma! L. Go1e1, U -. Wedneday Service· 7 p.m. Full Gaopet LltJhi- Pastor. .Rev. Seldon Jomaon Ctwrch of God Pentecostal 121 Mill St.• Middleport cO. Rd. 63 R-Ille Ptstor. Rev. David McMlnis Dyesvltle Community Church Suoday School · 9:30a.m. Won1>4! · 10:30 a.ll\., 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m.. 1 p.m. Wedneoday Servico · 1 p.m. Torch Church L..,,-..., Sunday School·IO a.m. Wcdneaday Semeea .7 p.m. Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By...Pass Pastor. Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. GrandStroct l'aotor: Rev. Seldon Jolm1011 Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · ICI-.30 o.m. Wedneaday Services -7:30p.m. Pastor: Rev. Michael Paft&io Sundoy Scllool • 9,30 a.m. • Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. PaslOr: Lawrence Bush Hodd111port Church P.,t.or: Bronda Weber Wonhip ·9:30a.m. S~mday School · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servi001 ·7:30p.m. OflRL 124 Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Evening · 1 p.m. lldlstl Cluorch Word of Faith Pastor. Dovid Dail"f Sunday School9:30 a.m. SUvemlll~ Putor: Edsel Hart MI. Olive Community Church Towndtip Rd., 468C Sunday School - 9a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Wt:dnes oy Service -7: p.m. Hazel CommunitJ Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · '!0:4S a.m., 7;30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Coolville Unltod Methodist Parl!lt Paotor: Helen Kline CoOlville Church Moin & Pifllt St. Sunday School - 10 o.m. Worshi~ • 9 a.m. Tueoday Semcoa •7 p.m. Sunday School9:30 a.m. · Rejoicing ure Churd! SOON. 2nd Ave., Middtepon Long Bottom ... Worsh%- 11 a.m., 7:3~m. Evening ~ 7 p.m. Thu11day Service . 7,30 pm. Morse Chapel Church 1>1!P'·' Mike Matson Sunday ocllool · I0 a.m. Wonhip ; II a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Semce . 7 p.m. · Filth Coopel Church ' Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev. Vietor Rou1h -Bvenina· 6 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip·ll :1Sa.m.,7p.m. Wc:dne!day Semo;o . 7 p.m. Slll!day School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip · tD:30 a.m., 7p.m. W-.doy Services ·1 p.m. RuU.nd Bible Mell!odist Putor: Rev.lvon Myen Sunday Sdlool· 9:30a.m. E...W.a·7 p.m. · Wodne!doy Servioe1 ·1 p.m. -s... ), Worship- 9:30 Lm. (Ia! &2nd 7:30p.m. (3nl &4llt Slm) W...,esdoy Service ·7:30p.m . . Calvary Pilgrim Chapel Pastor: Robert E. Muncr · Pastor: Pet.er Tmnblay Graham Ualled - Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: ReV. Emmett Rawson Sunday School - lO:OO a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thunday Service - 7 p.m. Salem SL, Rutland SIDlday Sd!ool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m. Laurel CUffFroe Melloodlll Church -. Pu1or: A. Saewan. Evening -7:30p.m. Cl!rlstlon Fellowoltlp Cenlcr Paa10r: Roser Ooo;c Un1ted Methodist Ht1111ock Grove Chur<h •'- Wonhip • 9 a.m. Racine Comer sycain... & Socood St., Pomeroy !'a•tor: Laura A. Lead! Sbrelller Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. · Worship • II a.m. Sljnday School • 9:30a.m. Worship • I 0:30 Lm., 1 p.m. Thu~y Service! • 7 p.m. Hartford Churd! of Christ In Cbrilllla Union Hanford, W, V1. Sunday School· 10 a .m. Paul Lutheran Clourd! Llnpt'We Cl!rllllon Church Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip- 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wt:dneaday Service 7:30p.m. Chrtsl1an Un1on H - Churdl <ICI!rlot In · · Cltrllllan U•lon Putor. Thot01t Dulhan Sunday School· 9:30a.m. ·. l!...W.a • 7 p.m. Wt:dnesdoy Semces -1 p.m. ~Lefort PaslOr: Roaer GriCe Wednesday Service-7:30p.m.. Sunday School· 10 o.m. Evening · 7:30f"m. Thunday Service • :30 p.m. Pastor. Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday School - I0 a.m. Smday School· 9:45 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Thunday Semce• ·7:30p.m. Sutton Putor. Kenneth Baker S~mday School· 9:30 o.m. Wo11hip · 10:4S a.m. (1st& 3rd Sun) Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Spiritual Falllt Cl!urd! Slate 338, Antiquity Syracuse Mission 1411 Bridgeman SL. Syracuse Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 10 am. Wonhip • lla.m .. 1 p.m. Wecmeaday Semce• - 1 p.m. Wednaday Services -7 p.m. '' Putor. Kemelh Baker Smdoy School· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:45 o.m. (2nd &41h Sun) , Mornl111 Star Putor. Laura A. Leach Slmdller Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School • I0:30a.m. Paotor. loocph B. !lookins Sunday School · 9 om. Worship · tO o.m.,7 p.m. 10 a.m. Pastor: James Lewis Middleport Communlly Chur<lt 575 Pearl Sa., Middlepon WcdnadaySer'¥'i.ce- 7:30p.m. Ball!anJ M- Clourd! of Chrlll ' Coolville Rood l'ulor. Rev. Phillip Riclen<our Sunday Sehool · 10:30 a.m. Wonhip . 10,00 a.m.. 7;30 p.m. · Swday School 10 a.m. Putor: Kenneth Baker Poitland·Racine Rd. Whlle'a Cl!apd WeoleJU CaiYIU'J Bible Churd! Pomc1l Pike, Co. Rll· Pastor: cv. Blatkwciocl Sunday School . 9:30 o.m. · 'Wonhip 10:30Lm.. 7:30p.m. Pastor: Sam Andenon - tO a.m. Wonhip ·9o.m. Wedne1d1y Services -1 p.m. SAVINGS 171 """' O'DELL WMIER sno....we Carmd SuccaoJtood Churd! of Christ Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman sor ... c...... Putor: 'Williom R'"'ah ' SundaySchool · II o.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. The SaiYatlon Anny 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Wednes~y Servict!s- JO a.m. Froed,.. Goopil MI...... Bold Knob, on Co. Rd. 3t Pas10r. Rev. Rot•• Willrord Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip-10:45 a.m.,1 pm. Wt:dneoday Semce . 7 p.m. TrinkJ Cancreaallonal Church Otun:h -9:15a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. S~mday School · Kin~ Rood Pa1100 Oycle . Hatden<lt Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Eveninj;7 p.m. Wt:dnelday rvice · 7 p.m. Fairview Bible Chur.:h Letan, W.Yo. Rt. I s..ul.iy School· 9:30a.m. ~ SIIilday School • ....... Clt.-clll Carleton Ialerd Pu&.or. Robert Vance Paf10r. Ron Fieroe Sundoy School- 9;15 a.m. Wonhip - 10:15 Lm. Rev. John Neville ·c:l:er •Sunday Sdtool· 9 o.m. · = · 10a.m .. 7,..•. W y Service - p.m. Sunday wonhip • 10 a.m. Wednesday oervice · 6:30p.m. Wonhip • 10:30 O:m. Thunday Semcoa : 1 p.m. Sunday School to o.m. Worship· II o.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday Service ·1 :30 p.m. Silver~ -.Duono Sy <• Buriin&ham cllur<lt off Route 33) PuiOr: Arthur Cllbt"" · Harrloonvltte Holiness Chapter · SCM!II!.IIollotl NO!YTI'Ien... · Stmday Scllool · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wt:dnelday Service -7 pm. EnddMe HOUit of Pn)or RoctSPii• - Hyoetl Rua Holin- Church Putor: Roben Manley s...day School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m. Thunday Service ·7:30p.m. School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip ·10:30 a,m. Other Churches PaROr:Keith Rader Sunday School · 9:15 a.m. Wonhip • 10 o.m. w...,eoc~ay S.mce•. 6 p.m. l!.uUand Sundoy sehool · 9,30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdneaday Service -7;30 p.m. S~mday Wedneaday Services- 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9: IS a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednead"ay Service• -7:30p.m. PuiOr: Rev. Roy MtCally Pas&or: Pastor: Glendon Suoud Sunday SehoOI -9:30 a.m. Worshi~ - 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. Putor: E:"'..{Jnco) ICoe WeoleJan Billie Hollnea Church 75 ...... St., MiddiqJon. Sy....,_ Cl!un:h of God .011001 IU&CIIAII IUY .fHI GIT THI fill Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wonhip ·tO a.m. . • Pine Grove Bible Holl- Cl!ur.:h 112 mile o(f Rl. 325 l'lotor: Rev. O'DeU Manley Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Wonh1p ·II a.m., 7 p.m. 16t Mlllllony A.... Pa.....,, 992-5191 · P111101: Rev. Woller B. Heinz SaL Ccn. 4:4S·5:15 P;'"·: Mw. 5:30p.m. Sun. Ccon. · 8:45-9. IS o.m., S~m. Mo11 • 9:30 o.m. Doily M111 · 8:30 o.m. Putor: William Justis Won.hip · tO a.m. • Wedneaday Services . 7 p.m. • ,.. Pastor. Samuel Buye: Sunday Scllool · 9:30a.m. Reoraan- Church of J - Christ In Liller DaJ Sall!ls Sunday Sc!lo<>l· 9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnelday ScMcca -7:30p.m. Services · 7p.m. Rutland Chur<lt of 1M NIZ.!rcne · Putor: Fnnlc Salilh Sunday Sc:hoot - 9:30 ...... W<nbip . ICI-.30 a.m. -Church of Chrlll Millor St.. Mo!On, w. v•. Wodn~y H .... (M'fdhp Drt) Latter-Day Satnts R.U.nd Church of Chrllt ~ Puur. Bua- E. Underwood Sundoy School· 9:30am. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedneaday Servioo! . 6p.m. ~School - FunaiRiill IIIIJIIIIt ]\llOr: AriDI flurt · s...day Scllool • 9a.m. Wonhip - 9:45a.m.. 6:30p.m. Paaor: Ouis Stewart Sunday School · 9:30 o.m, Wonhip -9Lm. Thunday SerYicea • 6:30p.m. Wonhip -6 p.m. Weolneaday s-ica .7 p.m. Railrood S t . , - O'DELLS . YOU ARE INVITED TO AN OLD FASHIONED PIG ROAST. COME JOIN US AT 10:00 A.M. FOR A DAY OF FUN & GAMES " AND PLENTY OF 'GOOD FOODJ · RodM Flnt Bopllot PuiOr: Sieve Deover . Sundoy School • 9:30a.m. ~ySd!oOI-IOo.m. Mldditport Church of Cl!rlll 5th ondMain PuiOC AI HaOIIIOII Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - 1:15, 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. w..-..saySemcos ·7 p.m. CIMiter Churth of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Helbert Gnte Pulor: Duoa N...- Olclter • Pallor. Gary Hines Sunday School · 9:30 ..... ~School - llo.m. so loud ilnd inlnllive dill it offends lhe ear, drownl out tbe diaq IIlii ruins manya fine pic~~~~e. biU no ou to lillk Wonhip • II a.m. Wcdne!day !1emces · 1 p.m. s-loy Scbool · 9:30a.m. Wanhip - 10:30 o.m., 1 pm. WecBiday Semcos -7 pm. suJIII'*"' 10 be bll:qJogld music is As if this wert not enough, othet IOUIId elfecu IIICh u ·door slamming, fOOUIOJII, ·cruachin.,. - · ....__._ ..,_w..,. t.-t-!' .... .., - - · . - -....._ llllrm c:1Dcb llld llreos add 10 the C!IC DIJbaoy. C.. arilina be daDe ID niCtify lhil'1- BSTHEiiUNCARACAS DEAR I!S1HBR: Would you be · surprised if I told you chat I've m:eived ......., of leaen from readers not only In tho Uniled SIIICI · and c..ada. bUt llso Mexico City, Guam, the Virgin hlanda and 'Thaillnd who axnplain about lhe same thing? · · · The fault Ucs, of counc, with the people who me tbe filnll. [ hope that when the producers ·see your letter . in prjnt they . will do somedling. tq reciif'y the problem. Gem of the Day: If you lbink it's hard 10 meet people, pick up · .tho Wrong golf bell. Do )IIIII IraN qlll!.!tioiU ~ .l'(.f, Chur ct1 of Clt11::,1 - . . , O.rdl <ICI!rlol . ltlW. .W.SL .. F-••• PuiOr: Pot Hcnsoh Sunday School· 10 a.m. 214 e. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy fMi'\ \'27 Veterans Mlmorial Hospital 115 I........ial Dr. ,U.2104 ,. -. ,_,., -, �The ;F;~~;;;·Od:;w;~;;r1:~: · :19r9~2::::~::::::------------~====~P~o~m~e~ro~y~Miid;d;le=po=rt~,~O~h=lo~==:r~:7.~~7.7.~~~~~~Th~e~D~a~II~Se~n~ti~~~~P~~~·~ /lr1r, r n t1h Sentinel . Public: Notice PubUc NotiCe J11! Ba....., and wtla 10 A. W. ·. SIEU+IIALEOF llwolmbydHcldoted Auauot . REAL EITATE ,n. Ita.. of Ohio, Illig• 3, 1880 111d r_.tedln IIOolc U, pogM180, 101 Md 102. CHnty. .. Aloo tho lollowiiiQ do.~ n. , ...... &nldng • T....a ,c •., ..,, ., • ......,., oorlbed .....,..... oiiUited In ~ .....n. ... Devlcll N. Olivo Townohlp, llolgo UNLIMITED SESSIONS· ...... end Au*or L Rfgga, County, Ohio, o pori of • 70 Jofftlr IIIII _...,, o.lon- octO Lot No. 1231n Stcllon 11 MoelhofSep..-r ond 24, Town 3, Ro"9o11 of dl!lll. . lliiiOctoHr lho Ohio Compony o Pur· , NO.IO-CV•157 In pwouonoo of111 Ordor choM bounded and de· 00 Of Sellin IIMi obovo ontldod ocrtbod 11 follows: Baalnnlng oto alone oar· 1C11on, I . . ollor lor 1111 II pubiiDIUOIIon,onthoground ner wlth 1 whllo oak lreo lloCI' of tho Courthouao In obout14 lncheo In dlomolor l'qmlloy,lnthoobovonamod on tho oootllne of SooUon 30 CouMV, on F,.y, tho 20th •arked •• • willie.. 1rHi dey of No_.., 1992, ot lhonooollt13rodtlol ollko; 10:00 ...... •.... ~ thence north 75 rodo lo 1 ollko; thonctiooulh 75 rodo . drii rib lid rtlll ···Situated In tho County of to tho plloo of boglnnlng, 11411Jt, Slate of Ohio, T_,.. containing alx ocrM. Thlt being oH tho lando awned by olllp of Olivo, - ' !: &,Ina o pon of o lot of lond Adelia McDougle II tho time tonnorly owned by Jam• E. of her deoth end alt-ard 33 acres, SHun end deeded to him by oold to Harlotll L. Rohlodor. · Rutl•nd Twp. Rolorenoo: Volume 125, O.'illd Barker ond by Dovld Pogo4V2, MolgaCOunty Deed Borltor ·to Allred Bor~II'J. 26 acres, whiCh deed Ia dole!! Oclollll' Recorda. Olive Twp. No. 3102. Being o port of 22, 1m ond rooorded In Volume 47, pogoo 375 ond 378. Section 24, Town 3, Range11 Timber on both Baing Soollon 30, Town 3, of lho Ohio Compony'o Pur· ti'IICts. Rongo 11 of the Ohio Com· chuo bounded and · do· . pony Ptirchuo bounded ond ocrlbed ao follow•: Bogin· Call 614-667·3484 duaibed II folloWI, to-wit: nfng litho aouthWIII cornor or 614-667-3109 et tho oouth- of 1 lot awned by S. B. McDougle II 1 whiteoak trH; thonco thence ••ot to oold Mc!)ouglo'o oouthMot cor• · - - - - - - - - ner.; thence ~uth . to the townohlp rood; thonooolong Public Notice · the lower oldo of uld rood In WILSON'S ARMY SURPLUS SPEOAI.. County Ad. 11- · ~hforkRd. $35 CALIFORNIA TANS 949·2123 ••te: ......... - · · ~ FOR SALE. GUY A. GUINTHER a.oroe ' .__.orioN. Rolwonoe: Volume "· . . . 470 .end 411, llolgo forgotten. Ca.DMIIRt ar-. Rot.eriOilamodoiOAifl.. dovlll of Tnon.... from w. 8. Colemln 10 CheJiolle Colomill, It 11. end from Chorlotte Colomon, lloci need lc! T,....Colomon&waln,dolld October 25, 1171. TNell Colorntn !linin, doc. 10 WIJ. ...., N. Swtln, ot 11. end WIJ. Ram N. Swoln, doc. lc! Dille " S.ctly mlsuel by th!l Guinther FMtlly. In· loving memory of my dear huaband, ASA E. JORDAN, who pas1ed away Teboo, II II. Ro,.,_ Deed: Volume 275, Pago165; llolgo County R-.lo. PRIOR INSTRUMENT REFERENCE: Volume 303, Pago335. s.w·preml-eroloclted on Bigley Ridge Rood, Long Bonom, Ohio. Stld .....,.,_ approlaed at olx thouoond, lhroo hundrod and no/100 Dollaro ($8,300.00) and connot be oold lor then lwtMhlldo of thot omoun~ Thehlgh•l bldwiUbeaocopted. Tormo of Solo: Five ·~t.16, 1981. QMp In my hurt 11.. • picture of • loved one l•ld to ...... . In memories ham• I eMil keep it to me he • • one of the beat. because ·: sitdly miiHd by Wlfe-Nore • D.K.'s AII5(Ms~VInllgl & Callcllblt See Dllplly AL. QUAUTY PRINT SHOP 255 Mill Sti'MI llldlloport,Ohlo Aok For .,..,• . Evonlngo 614-7424CIZO FIREWOOD FOR SALE _.ICIOWAYI ~YEN 'tiMYCIUPIII Rt•dtling Stop&C:z•r• ... -,: .. Orw. Ill H1rllwood, lEN'S »Pl.ucE 985·4473 667·6179 KEVIN'S LAWN -MAINTENANCE SIUUDOZEI WOIL . 949·2391or 1·100·137·1460 DIIYEWAY WOil 11dU.STOIE DELIVEIY SERVICE Lawn Mowing, Fenlllzlng, Weeding, •nd Seeding. . Shrub end Tree Trimming & Remov(ll Alllcllnlllil I Commen:lot RWOIIAIU llJU SJI!!!..I hler Work 25.00hr ... wanted The Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District Ia now accepting appllca· tlons and resumes for office person.nel. Reql.llrements: All basic secretarial skills; ability to meet/deal with the public; handling money; book· keeping and computer experience Is a , must with all general ledger, accounts payable and payroll all computerrzed. Excelle~ working conditione and benefits. Pay .commensurate with experience. Please send raeumalappllcatlon to 39561 Bar 30 Road, Reedsville, Ohio 45772. •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD POP lOY - Unlen ,.._ - Llrvo rooma end 1 t..ullul ....,., -with lhil homo. It lito hu 3-<4 boclo~·· FA NO 1Y.. blll1 . .Wat f1UOO. OWNER WANTS AN OFFER. . · fl7,100 furnace .,., HAAIIIIONVILU! - MobHe Home Only - A 1114 ....,_ ma1o1o - . .. Comoo with equipped kitchan pluo mkllll- ...,. .....,, front porch, roer llocik, w .. oc~aop~t 1 1ltig. Looko lib ~EW. f11,000 :~= • IS ·' BY OWNER 12 Year old rancll type house. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1Y. car garage and breezeway, c~ntral air and heat pump, many extras. On 2 acres of land. · Eastern School District. Blacktop roads Co. Rd. 28 and 32. or 985-3839 l•sh••III.,Radu lp•l•l 2500 5 ~ .•, • GUN SHOOT IIAUUNG 36970WI•I... . P~OW. -BAND -GRAVEL oOIRT olJME&TONE • We Aloo Haul Coal, Hay, Umo, Cor!~, Qllfn end Wood TROMM BUILDERS •A bsu,.rl Co1tmr,,. .20 Yr. b:.,. . 'ciillll, 614-742·2321 UCINE GUI CLUB •••••• Bulldl•l EVERY SIT. 6:30P.M. " Transportation 11 $650. 304-175-2352. Go- Pomeroy, Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shot , Strictly Enforced··. ~ AuthGrlzod Aglr!t AUlOitOTIVE PERFORMANCE ......................... ............ t0'/12/tln TOTAL~Y . ~ Business Training DON'T READ ANY FURTHER UNUSS YOU ARE INTERESTED IN CHANGING CAREERS Vlotooy &pr.o h• poolllono avtllable for iho •cltl"ff of on o- tho rood driver. No exporlonce'l No problem, •• hove on ln-houoe traln!ng progrom thai wll h•• you mlldng money In luat 20 deyo. Wltore: Stow Awey Rooteuranl :100 111 ancl Avo. Corn• of 2nd l eoun st. Ill Llfeyllll 11111 Galllpollt, Oh• . When: Oct. 11, 1112 Tillie: 2 P.ll l I P.ll. Recruiter: Ed lnlllh . If llnoblo to·. - , ! pi-e ceH 1-t00-543-5033 81k lor pononuel Mon.·Frl. H GUN SHOOT UCINE GUN CLUB . SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M. EXCAVATING BULLDOZER BACKHOE ond TRACiOiO£ WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYITEIII, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITE~!, LANDCLEAAIIu, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKIHG Service rllll• from S19.g& per monlh. lncludae 180 mlnut•• of ofl-p~~~k llr time. · L-lngavttlleblo from $16.()!i per monlh. FOR MORE Factory CHke 12 992·3838 W16111n ~LINDA'S 't;Y PAINTING Qualit_y Stone Co. co. 1'ab Tlor , . o.r Of,,..,, & - 111 u. Do tr ,, SIZED UMESTONE FOR SALE r.· · fREE ISTIIIATES HAVE RIFERIIKES .. r! l ::: _ With 2 Trenamm.rs ;:: Pure•••• of Door Plus OpeHr ""' '( "• .. ,, St. II. 7 - Cht~hirt, 4, •I 1 -Room AddiUone -4ulllr Work -eloctrl altnd Plutnblng -floollng -lntorloo' .l Edorlor PllniiiiJI (FREE ES1111ATEII . POMEROY - Vacont lot ouitablo lor mobile homo lila. Hu II utiliMtiYiilablo. Immediate po-tolonl $5,000. Wed..&tt. (114) 992-3U 1 · Gutter Cleaning · P•intlng · · fREE ESnMATES \j1dllll 111rl2/lfn. Lt9 PONDI · SEP11C 8YSTEM6 LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER HENRY • E.•CLELAHD---~·--··----111 ..., 111 TRACY IIAGER.,_,,...., ______ ,,__, • • . .EAN TR\IIIELL..............-._......:....._ ,__ 1411•0 OFFICE........................- -....-~....- •...;;.__...111-1211 I · BASEMENTS & l HOME liTES HAUUNG: U~ e,• D?rt. Gmel and Colli LtebiiED and iiONDEb PH. 614-H2·5591 · ' 12·5-tfn ·'." •• r ,. ·• .. .. ~ - - • '' 0 . . :1:1 .____,.. 21-'112·1 mo. . .. ,.; •>"' ,..,. ' \ fat••- , ..,..., Ollie U91s.lfwd Sdoool Rtl. .-c.ll !6141446-9416 •1..0W72-St67 (614) 992·2866 ( .~ OH., w & ILII.D. Afprnlllll• ltll. . l'rd•tta & Cooling .. .... ~ AICC ..... COCk« SPinle. I Buff, ootl....... Lorry LIYOiy. Tap Pold: All Old U.S. Colno, Gold Rlnoo, CoiM, Gold Colno. M.T.S. Coin Sllop, "' •• • l So:" r-'-, go; 114--W4.:JI27. tit -.c!A-Oottlpolla. Employment Serv1ces Fmancial 11 HelpWBntld 'AVON" A~LAREASI-. your 11- with ut. YDU'I loYw the 21 Appllolllono -toeing iakOn tar the Ia. . . . . .-.:iofte ..... llolge CGunll' lloonl of AttU.tlon and O.ul;pnwll... OHIO VALLEY PUBLISIIINO CO. l'lca.,.nde thlll you do Uiwith poapto you .k ,_, ond lllaoblllll•: - Olllo Drl..,.. Mutt hovo· Yllld c:on-ciOI Drtv.,'e Appllolllon doodllno Ftldoylleo~ · - · 23, .11112, apm. I'OIIIml to: (No llolge CDI~Ioonl ol tho_... - - oompt~nr. Business Opport1JnHy 1IDO Ia 13111. INCillC£1 NOT 1D ..nd -.oj through tho molt untM you hove ln-lgoted Uoe-. VENDING ROUTE: Dot Rich Clulelt? No Woyl But .Wolllvo A -. -ely. AHordtblo, BUll· Loot 1.-o-284 """"".::::1 - · Won1 . AI Dto- VInci. II acn aountry 1st1t1 with oblllllol, 1310 on a . _ ~ Route: Locol. Wo Hlva pond, Vlnlon. .Colonl1l farm P.O. lo1 101 ..,.._ Ohio Tho N-Il MochlnM, Molting A houeo newly romodoled. 21orgo otam. IICIIIRIDD dolo not cn.crtmlnlleln INOVIII n of~ Nlco Stndy Calli Income. 1· ..,._ aummer hou•ag•r•g•, ltudlo, huntlntlcobln. y ownor. . . . ot -.pl0jiiliiii1C beoiUM of . . . . 03114. -....- ............IlL A'IOH I Alt . Aroto I llhlrtey ................-. ao~~yomor - Real Estate 1--..,..;.______ = ............ EARN MONEY -lng - 1 '$30,000/Yr. • - ............. . Dolollo. 111 - - · Ext. y. 10111. EARN UP TO tJ.IID HOUR I Creoll. fOf lnvooton, Good 34 ·' s,... :RIJ30, lent CondtUon, High Mil••· :,:81:;:4::,:44~6:,:154::2.=:--::=-:== 11184 llen:odoo 500SL, 15,000 m.... 304-I7W440 ~I'J'S.. 1041 annlngl, uk far . 1 \ i ! ~ , ' ~ 1. ' ... \ j· _ _.:...____- ."l , -1 1, ,_ - ..... Pllta.......,..., 1:10.000 No Lend Coo In Lotort, 14 1111, ....... ................. 2~-~ pond, 111,000. •• - 1411. IEVEIW. ,: ACRI NIICEi.l: =-~~ land; ..... pooturo end 111111. Colt lor ..... mop. 1-aiWII- . 1141, Alllitw. e-.1'1711 or Nlco 2 I d o - Wo..,_ • Hooti.Up, Fumllhod KM.-, CioN To Sor1no Valley, No Polo, S32Mio. I'M Domogo .PIIa..-_11444U1P ..... P.M. Dryor • •, Bu<lgll Tronomloalono, Und & rtbullt, au:zpea, starting al &it; OWI"'IT 2263 · 8 2U-5677, (:114-379-. · ~ $150 Elich••14 Ul 4523. Tippen Ulcrow•ve $75; Flora AKC. chlmpk)n bloodline, IM- 1887 Chevy Aalro VM, 1uto., 57 ~1 ot2111P1J, AIC, SlllO. 304- 1- "C .f;:'; ::r, ' ; i -' ~ New gaa tanU. orw tan truck·; ' 1 whella.t l'lldlatoraJ Uoor mats;•· • o( ole. D• RAuto, Roploy, WV. 304-· , 3~·31133 or 1·80CI-27:l-9329. 79 campers & Motor Homes 1m ' , ! ·• .. . , ·• ·· ~ ~ \ · • •• ~ ~ Model camper 22Ft. Aven.~ ~ . G8 Fu~l Equipped, $2,500, 614l!. ~ • · , \ • ' Services S1 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING . Unconditional lifetime gu•ranIM. Local r1teranc:H fumlahed. Free "'lm11H- C.ll collect .1· 614-237-G488, d 0y or night. Rog•l"' BIHIMnt Wlllrpt'GO- IIng. Dovlo Sowing Mochlno An• Vacuum Cleaner Repelr, FrH Plck·Up And Dollvory, Goorgn Ct11ok Rood, 114-441-0284. Houee 1nd trailer ,..,.,,, •tectrfa col, plumbing, hoollng, c•r· Pl'nlry, p~~lntlng, Inside and out; ofter 5, 446- :.'14-::.::119:.:. 2·.:::58:.:.58.::..=...:.._____ kH, $50; l1rg1 & 1m111 piiiCII 0 &A••· m1b otter; handiCip mDIDrlzod vohlcto, $800; 614· Couch $200. 614-367·7512. crenmotle rocllnor chilr wllh two vlb4":fa"Ot Nko now. Hill ~- 11 84. Dlnello Sol Wkh 4 Choirs Uko - · wm son ~ Thon 112 Prlco. lolwNn 3 • I P.M. 114- , 4 Cadillac aluminum 14" rims;' :4223:::_·=-=-c=-::::-=:-.;:=; • JET . 1NI Oklo Dolle 18. 1CICit Fonl Aorotlon McCOll, repoloed. • Rongor. 30W7~11H or 175- • ,..bulk mot oro In otock, liON ::31:;:"~·=-=-=~;-;::=;:::- EVANS, JACKSON, 011. ~- . ; -• _ POfOioe IOOO, 4 Cyllftd11r, 53~8. = DIMountsl Save SS N•m•: Bob 8'14-44&-0121 Ends: 10121. __ .....,,. .:ll black, loadN, Aaklng $4,900. t· 1 I now, 614-ill2·5181. Wagon CL. 4dr., extra nice and llolo B~ndle Q,.ll Do~• Auto, 4 DoorU/11;;, C..uloo, 112::.-1.::85::.8::..=-·...,.--,-.....,~:::- 1 112 yno old, ~71oftor r..::;l ~~. l~fl.t42 4 . Coolwood Flroplocolnaort $300; 4:00PM. P.M. .., Grov;ty Wood Splhlor $400·1 Poodlol: pupploo end eduMo, 50x100, 1001100 Trwmendous ... Point P-..nl, 304-111-20e3, tuo line Ttoplcol blrdo, 11• Antique tlbrory toblo, vory old .,.p onlmote ond o call614-1182·2837 onytlmo. fOf SOlo: 5 AKC Realot.,ed Minlotu,. ·Schnouzor PU-. Sob . Cotomlc kiln, $300; olr bruohlrn • Po- In CDior · P~oetl At 40160, Ac=. • ' '• • ·i t-0 6 .rem drlvH $~ ... . : W1ver.unn11ra 5,25 15 yrw. oxp. Joff Slone, ownoo J.S. MARINE SERVICE • •114-256-1180. AKC whlo o~lona, cloon, -oomi. ... now tlrll, oil ,....... 1 v.a, J~'100; &14-il2· wlblkpol, molol 3 61 - · Yolhevo chocked, - · ::.:::::.. ---:-.,..,-,--.,.....-,-& wDmiOd, _ .hod , hetlth 1985·ChoW Colobrlty, IIIII'JI, low rwoordo, booutltul - . ~~~ mllol. 1CIIil Chryoior Rfth Avo, pole, good whh klda, $200. linn, low mille ohoop. 304-175-1247. told to retllOftllble home only, 304-N2·3441. · 11811 Cedllloc $3,4115. 18117 .510 olckup $3,8115. 1111 510 plc:kup AKC Scatlloh Torrlor, non4hod- S4,tllll. 11111 Conlca S4,215. dlno, lint ond wounod, WA Fonl R1n1111 414 12,485. hoolih guooontood 114-IIM-41177. 1185 OodQo Dlplojnal $1,8!15. 1186 Oklo eutloeo Slon $2.0115. Boogloo, A·l gun ~. malo • 1185 Cut- Supreme 2 lomilo, Ill hir Olio Of $4 495. 11182 Fl,.bl•d $1,485. ,,...., 114-1'1:1-:IQI. 11b Nlooon Mulum $1,8!15. o..--" Con~: CFA Per· 11181 ea-t looded 11,515. . . . ,~JON 51_ . 1 .... ot 1500. • Up, tltiW • SIIMMe ltlena. 114- Scotty'l Used C.F8, New Haven, .us 3844 Aftor 7,0 p.m. WV. --37S2. ,. . _ =.::.=::=;:::.::::_-==~I F---•· ••c - r old~· , ,;::::::. -.,00 ~1181 lrpc, black, gray. lnt.arior, __.., · • PS, PB, AC, cruloe, olc. Flnchll r.r ulo, - . , • 511,000MI, oupor ohoi'JI, MOOO, ~y, $10 -h, 114...2-8. -:: oi14-~114~P.~202~ . :::,lc::-::-::--:::-:--:;Fllh Tonk, 2411 Jocklon Ave. 1NI Oldemol>llo Dobo 18, 2 d•, coinl, tlbUml, 45 NCOrdl, CDs, Bullclnga lnvtnlory en Read • the aasslfteds! Merchandise Business · . Buildings - · Propolly. 114-441-lUI. 217 Kolev 111. Oolllpotloiil Ohio STEEL BUILDINGS., Ono 01 A 41111, To(........: 114 • - 33115, Kind I Lofta..ro. \200 To 100K Prlt:oi 112,0coo.oo. Uvlng Room, Sq. R. Will Doll- I Erld. Bob 10-28. Join - - . s l o d - FomUy Rqom, 1 e14-44H7?1. Cloanlng Company. Opj>or1unMy And 112 lothroomo 1 t;;~r fOf A ( t i - lrOo I l l - t,lol:ago, Brick Front WMh Cedllr 35 Lot!l & Acreage ~:r;. Flulblo Doyt- 8ldlnjJ. · 11 M ecr• mil, with well, uptlc Hooln Y Thru You lioN IIODd Worlt~I, s Bedroom:r; 2 ....... •-. a 1i2 oyotam.l18,000. 304-65-3421. R.... WiDII, And OWn Ti'IMPOtI. Cornet: Llwl8 lotion, COl WORKEHDEAI 114- ' . ::t ~ HUI L.n And 111 Seeludtd IIC,.. Ma~on Co --. ,uaHIIOhl& (Ambloolol. llorked l mopoed, oo-, grill hunllng. lali Woolol IIOIIIonl Poyt Ao-' I Ia dr'OOft!l. llodem Howe, aood to bi opened 10:00 an.. Ill;;, ~ Alonll. S.olod -Tall F.... Poeduoto , _AI-· _ , c.tt lbl. 210111. . . Pl. p - ..... AM, Oct. ae. Ow nor . -'"' 1ho right .. rojecl ony ' •• btdl. .... ., OWMr.l11 ... 11111. Ill. . CiU lor lnlormollon 304-1752711 -•ng• 304-7T.J.400l 4 Ao,. LGto F0< Bolo In Potllot, 91,1100 ....cooo. acoo• Rood F•ontogo, Cltt ••Y 814-«11-8414. - 54 Miscellaneous Aaenta welcome. Rtducldl Dan ....It, .,. 3111210. . 31 Homes tor Sale All 81... ~711- 1 •• d_, Unn.- -ion 14 -Mill 1or 11 month old girt, '"' roqulred, 4&.1 cyt DU\board1 $35 1 1 112 YN111 Old. $7S.CIO Femolo 11184 Pontloo SUnblrd, 4 cyt, CoCker Sptniel, I montha, t75. auto, air, aood ~1XC rurto 1~. · nlng cond,"'tl,200. ~201111. AKC Pug llolo, I WNkl Old, 11184 Pontile ToontAm, outo.• I· Adal'llllltl S300. l1t ~41 0110 to.-, AC, amlfm lt...O. ,PS, t'B, BoloN9P.M. ;:,~ - ·· *.3000• 114-247AKC Reglotl<ed lllnlalln Schno~ 8wkl. old, reody ID 1985 Chovrolol Colobrlty Stotlon llcenoodlogglntl-. - ', ., IM-eilome. wamld 10 Buy· Wonted lllncllnt ttmbor, top ~ ()\11111 ' Air c.ltlalan, Heat PIIJtl, fii'IICII & . Now Wat• Haatan. Bennetts Mobile Home n1act Rallsrt L Jacb ' .. 1111'11\ at•lr HI Efflcleaq ol~ior A~elng .. lllnddl\IHI~ lfTT!R l1f IJfSJON •Room AddiUons - . .... .... . .. .. . 4.\ ltlfSITBM. TOP TO IOnOM MAINTEIWKE •diEPAIR •Rooting o8lcllng .a..... I&C DCAYITIIG BULLDOZING (304) 773-a4l ... AKC Dolmotlon puppiN, U50; 1yr. old lomolo · Dllmollon, _., wormed I opode, 1125; 9 - ~ :-:--:--=--........,;c-'== . ......_. ..... .\TTE'\TIO\ 949·2168 · UNEI JEFF ITAATI ROBERTeOAING • Downspouts WE lnLL NEED UiTIHGIIIF YOU'RE lMNKFHG OF IEWNG G5VE Ul A CALLI WE'LL DO OUR BEn TO ...-. FREE ESTJIIATF:S Gutters dat garage, very optclouo I $37,500. ·A • 1 Livestock Buildings • Machine Sheds - Hll)' B•m• • Carports Garages - Storage Buildings - Roofing • Windows ~ Siding \ WV Uc. IWV 020343 NEW-REPAIR POIIEROY - Allordebla ftr.t homo. Thlo could bo 1U 1ll llory homo will3 bedRXOmo on ...,Iota of·501100 lOCh. Vorycuto Md ha' boon wei maintained. $18,800.' . IEAVI YOUR !ei!DII COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL ROOFING IIDOLEPORT - 2 unn •pt. building. Orwat. ronlll ~t Uvo In one n nonttho olhtr. ..you'd bo IMng lor ,.., Could be opporU!IIy icncx:IWigl $13,000. lA 33- Ramo doled 2 tlory homo 111111 hont porch, 3 , bed,_,o, lndudoo moll opplloncea, conlral tlr, dock. . • PRECISION POST FRAME '/ . BUILDERS ~ 104 Beech Street Experience Pomeroy, Ohio 467611 "C./I U. for All Your Building NHtM • HOURI: 1D •-6 pm .11-1 0·92·1fn · "Any &lzeAvailllble" 9 Yeero -buywholn•,..,om Connie. Hanclol'llflad -"""' wreelha end polp ounf IUJIII.... auoo•onoo•• ~ •!iillJ• ..ci~~ Hown LWrltesel RACINE - Oorileoua 2 otory brick homo with 3 . bedroomo, cerpot I htnlwood ftooring, 2 flnopiiiCoo, conttal olr, ocnooned porch. AuUiontlc lllyllng l"llido end outl Como - · 548.800. . . BALL RUN liD. - FAAII - Ill lllory frame homo with 4 bed,_,o, 208.01+ ..,.,, tlllobla, ocmo lanced moll timber. FREE GAS with I oil & goa wollo. bam end nloo "-d. f125,000. "Poll Hem Sloop ()pea (or Foil ATTN: locll Cnift 8hopo end Ct ....... Ellmi"*IM tnldtl• llltn . Plllllii'OJ, Ohio ' ,,, J21001.L'U llllcl•, Ollie ·Y. C. YOUNG II 992-6215 > 992-225,.. , 608 EAST MAIN . POMEROY., OHIO .· . ·-· • \1 COHill'S NEUS & MlllmiGS PubliC Sale . &Auction Rlek PN- Auction Comp<iny, full time auct..._r, oomplete auction tiervlco. Uconoed IIH,Cihlo • Wool Vlrgtnlo, 304- ....... Jlold, - WD pickup toodo In, 304-t7S· · - 11184 Cllovrolol Col~ CL ot<lr. now u,.., 2.5 4cyl. onglne, 11aoo; ,,..112-me. 76 Auto Parts & 1984 Buick Sky~Jrit, 2dr.• otep., Accessories aunroot, am'tm ltweo, «Mpeno_,. end Supply Shop Pol . doblo, 18,5DOIII., snoo, 114-112· 1885 s-10, v.e, 2.1 motor & Grooming. All br'M<Ia. MNa. ~342:::0::.. I tnmamlaalon, auto, you can; l Jama P.t Food O.ltr. J~t.~lle -:: h•r It Nfl, 304-675-148~. . W-. Colllh4-44U231. 11184 Lincoln r-n Cor,. Exaef. • 1113051 INSTALLED PIIGS t.7-$275.DO 16¥7-$450.00 OPENERS INSTALUD-Y. HP..$200.00 Calf 614·992· 6637 . lolwo ' , ............... Ahw 6p.a. 614-985-4110 ..... - • 4848. Hdln, extra nice, all oplionll, 8 17W781. ·. ; 1SJ8i Ford Ranger 4 wd, V-6, 5• 1peed, 1lr, uc cond, will take 2· 18A Otde Cutlo• ~u.,..m., a -or~J-~· All.fM - · tlb, lnt ~=· oftor body neodo work, 304-u:t· 4:30 PM. ........... ••,,- MORR IS GARAGE DOOR SERVICE ~ TRY OUR NEW IUI11llJ STEEL INSULATED RAISED PANEL GARAGE DOOR Gaqe01Iy Starts Sept. 27 FREE ESTIMATES INTERIOR & EITERIOR •• •FREE INSTALLATION• With 811Y phone pun:'-e through October 31 color; 614-84..2055. . ''- All Yord Bolli Muot Bo Pold In Advanoe. -111111: 1:OOpm tho day belonl tho eel ·Je to Nn, SUildly odklon- t:OOpm Friday, _, etiHion 10:cooo.m. Boturdoy• FlidaY and 8oturdioy, Oct. 11 I ·11, .10:ooam-2:00pm. 234 Mul· blrTyAvanue. · Yonl ICI'OII ..om Forut Run Block, llondoy I Tuuday, . Npm, Mleholl ~· CELLULAR . Middleport . & Vic!nlty -·• 1SJBi Ford Bronco XLT, V..S, PS}, ·... PB, PW, POL, AMIFM CII"!)Jt•• ~ sun ~t red 1nd whha, 4wu.;, ~., .1m .-.ercect. .a.nz 450SL H•rclop Convertible, ellver In ... 1 1812 Cia Flrwnza, Book• nt~ ~o.~. Auto S700p886 74 Motorcycles Plym. ,_, .,., wogon, 4u, ~c. =,..,...-:---..:...--:-::-= Slond .,,100.11+44-. 1888 Bonoh11, oxc cont!t 12,600. 1983· B~lek Repl 3.1, V-1 on- 304-17~921 oftor 6:00 •M. glne, Au.FM, crutu, tilt, 4 door, 75 Boats & Motors nlco cor, 304-175-48t3. tor Sale 1U3 Dod8on ZBOZX, 2+2, PIS, PIB, AJC1 cruiH turbo, T·TOP!'l 1976 · Crestline w/Shorellne ., - r WlndDWI I lockl, AM·FII ll'lller, 75 hp Johnson Stinger,. radlO · &. c:•...n•, 1a1Uwr Int.,.. groot cond, $2,2CIO. 304-m • lor, 3114-175-4414 ., 675-2372. 2108. . 1983 11on1o c.oto, v.e, Excotlenl BOATERS Condblon, Aoklng: $2,000 Col now wlnttrltlng Evonlngo. 114-3711-2352. 2&3 cy. outboard• US SOle Thu,. • Frl; 15th I 18th. TrMCimllt., ch81r, bed, ....... 21 w....... 8:00-4:00. . ~ v•raion, railed top, front 6 rut. ··• ...... & VIcinity ...;. & air_ Exc cond, 4G,OOQ. J... oulo, hut mllft, $10,000. 304-17S-t030. , , ~ 1m Cedllllc sedion Dovlllo, $4GO, 114-145-3807. me a. Dollo I!' St_. lng, PB, AC, rodlo, good · 1-l 1m Buick LoSobnl, $800 0< - Dffor, collfl4-112-3813 olter · Pt. Pleasant ...' $100; 614-812·3479. ~10:':-88:'71u::-ll"'ll:'.lo,:.CII:,:;.IY-Y-\Y-In-,-,..,.-, c• Autos tor Sale 1180 Chryolor l.o Boron, Out~lity lft711fn 1D80 Ford 314 lon van, •uta..~ .,., &cyl., nan• good, $875080; 1171 1 Ford ton truck. 12ft. bed, Mtdt ~ ~b mounts, $475i Wllk..behl~ "' ~ Gravely, $475i 14ft. l.ow-boV. ... • $.$.50i Gould ahallow well pump,~ .. ~ •• ROOFING 1D-:Z.'82 (614)9924470 ' '' ... WI DO AND ·EYE InNING UNDERNUTH GAUGES • ADDinONS • SIDING ·949·2826 USED RAILROAD TIES - . 1180 'lulelt - ~1m IICIII'IIno. • -: , . i ~~--~~~~~~ · SALE FOJIERR BRONZE · TANNING 992·.2269 D.I.O. """"" : For .... or tNdl: , . . E8cort, · ~ UNLIMITED TANNING BILL SLACK . .614·949·2104 742~2656 7131!91/lfn Oet•••f ~ lllp s..~ · L-~--------~--~~:_~~:_------~ DARWIII, OHIO SHRUB& TREE TRIM and REMOVAL 205 Nor1ti Second Ave. ,.. Mdd1"KML OH . Framt Repair 10/t21t2 CARPENTER SERVICE IIDOLEPORT- BLT (llolllr Look Twice) atthlo 2 11t01y homo oittlna on • larvo comar lot Look oltho ~xtra thet It hU ID ofll', a now 2 cer geroge, Lennox puiM lum-. - a1t1na end 111111. It hll a laige living room, 3 bed· 1001111, IIi botho, equipped kitchen with new ook cobi· nota. WAS $63,000. · $51,100. WILLI HILL ROAD - 2 tcrw 1111 with.•iarvo pond, over· JoOidng the 511 hole of tho golf OOUOM, .watar end electric IIWIIooble.IIMuliul, mull-. 512,000 Spedalbllg .. Custam POMEROY, OH. YOUNG'S 1.- WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS .992·5553 or TOll FREE 1·100.141·0070 pkilt up. 30W7S-1775. . • ' C11U1e 1. . Plymouth Fury I •• 1· Pipe for Water, Sewage and Gas Rutland, OH. FIREWOOD FOR SALE OFFICE 992·2886 BUNKER IILL ~ II you wanl • large farm with privacy • . toono Hlo. A 173 ocro term with approx. ha~ tiHablo. It Ia . o1 fenced, with approx. 40 ocrwo having now fence. Hu a pond, 2-3 -.,i, big ted bam, equipment shed, end o11or oulbulklnga. Tho homo has 3 bedroomo, end 1181 goo to hall with. Moy lor omallar homo. $61,100 3t23mltfn NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992·7013 or ::..:':I.:r,..~~ RUTLAND MINE SUPPiY 217L ..... h. 992·7553 EstiltB General bu-.-. ·-·-.....,......... ..... . 1CII12112 1HO Uomlno Euroepart, ~-, Rentals L_~~-=~2-~~!92~-t~~lll----~--~1£~ .. 992·5335 or 915·3561 (614) 992·5449 Free E81llftlt• Oct.11,23,21,3TC Real Estate Genera 1 IIIODLEPORT - Step RJ,jht In and take ovor o well lllablohod Tho WESTERN AUTO Comoo with ell tiDclc otoro fixturoo, Md 1 2 olory Commercial buH. ~­ ing. Hoe potential lor 4 opotlmonll upotaira. Gillat potan. Ill for Succo• . . ONLY $125,000 sEmcE SeiJOHd, $40.00• .... · delivered. CHARLIE'S Hundred Dol-. ($500.00) or ..utlod chock on cloy ofulo, bolanoodulupon oonllrmollon of 1111 w clio Uvwy of deed.; Jom•ll. Soulaby, Shorlll. llolgl County, Ohio Thom• P. Water, Allor nay 14 FlEE EST &U.IIUD 10f13112 CNit 11 211219211fn ' 1117 pd. ........ ........ -ion, alUG. · •Weecleattn -o....... oe••,,... . SIIMI•r C.lsJ • .......-. ,... ..... --.4 PARTS SERVICE Mowen • 0.. S.W. IISSILL & IURKI · CONSIRUCTION •NtwHo•s 614-949·2101 • 949·2160 ortl5·3139 Autos tor Sale . Household Goodl l!fiOIIO · IFor..lr FREE ESTIMATES (No 71 lulf4 . . . . , ' COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FARM TOYS In a weaterly direction to a mepla treo on tho rooko ot A. oouth to tho plooo bogln• Swon'o wootllno; thence nlng, conlllnlng one ocre, bo In • northorn direction olong lho oomo moro or loll. aald llno to place of begin· 'Afao tho following do- nlng, containing one ocre, ecrlbed promlon olluated In moro or leoo. U.. oome oocUon •• tho Ref.,onco Deed: Volume ebove. Boglnnlng at the i7, Page 56, llelga County norlhweal corner of tho Deed Roccrde. · . No. 1788. The !allowing ebo'vo dMcrlbod lot' of one ecre on the oeot line of 11id doocrlbed land oltuoted In oecllon; thence north olong Townahlpo!OIIve,Countyol otkl oocllon Uno to lando 1;llii(elj g:n;•dod ·• nd Slllt of Ohio, ocouplod by Oocrge Colo- I·' 0 end deocrlbed 11 men; thence - • for enough follow a: 1o Include two ocroo; thence Being • port of Lot No. ooutlllo uld ono ocro lot 123,Sootlon19ond24, Town (obove doocrfbed); thence 3 ond 4, Ringen oltho Ohio - • 1o tho ploco of begin· Compony'o Purch••• bogl,.. nlng, It being the 11mo lot nlng 11 tho north corner of 1 dHded to Allred Barker lot oro pori oflond deeded to whl!'h deed Ia doted Jonuory Alaxondor . 011011 July 22, 13, 1878 ond r-rded April 1880 and·belng tho 1111 hot! 2, 187a In Book 4t, pogo• of 1 port of Mventy ..cre Lot 814.! 615 ond by uld Allred No. 123; thenco eolllo the line of lando owned by llory E. Swon; thence oouth to • 2 lnMimOry deep rovlne; thor.oo In 1 ooutholotorlydlrodlon 1101111 the ·right bonk of 111d rovlno 1o tho townohlp rood; thence ·1n Memory Of In • _...., dlreollon liang Mid told 10 ..... twned by George CUrlla; lllonco elong tho line betw-lllcl Curtloandlonde owned by 1. who passed away B. llcDougloolghly-flvorodo to tho jllloe of beginning, october 16,1989. oon181nlng 1 - · be tho Gone but not New HornM • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement wrndowe · Room Additions • Roofing 11oft................ ... uo for , _ ltuntlng and back to oohool nHdo. lllu.'o lor1HI aeleollon of · llllllt•ry -· KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright · Clole- l o l l - .... Pt. Pit. 5I an 111. a-.., • - IIIW1II' ·RACINE MOWER .~ • CLINIC BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. m-70113 ~ Loti & Aci'Mgl . SNAFU® by Bruce Bettttle 1 •' Ron'o TV Sorvlot, epodll._ In Zonhh oleo ~ moo1 ' ' other bnlnde. olllo, -WV .. 1 •olio - · ........_ =71~3Ml:.11oi-44W464. "' • •' •' , • • ~ \ , t ' , ,• • ·. ; 15»104. B;',:,..~~~~;., ~~:~·!~~h=·· Realoll<ed lo- pupa, $175; WOO; 114-t4•25:11 Joe.._, 011 1~ 114'11112oSI83. INl' Oodgo, olil~ PS, PB S4 '• Mualcel 35/mpg $1,700. 1N'I Pl¥molilh Electrical & ·' • ' ~ RatrlgiN'IItlon . .. , 175-24.... ... 45 ::1Nl'::;;:;Poo::nt"'loe,..-,Tra=no--:A::cm-;;ot;;-A, ii;RIII;;i,i;clo;;;ntii;Jo;j'l-=;.,;-;_;,;.w~clol;;i-. : Fumlahld 446-14011. Antla.. U..tahl Plono $350. tully loodod, out~~~~~o~lle, V~, 11• Rooms Fl..- For Solo, All Ook, In· Con 8a soOn II !0 Olivo So-. . . - , AIIIFII/Iopa1 tla, CIUIH, wltlng, - - ar Oolllpotil. - - · -1110 wl.-o - l o r - - - o r - 1 1 . lonnotlon: 114-3117-781'1. • llorllng .. fQOimo.- HDtol. f l - ; oolt, ONtonod, opllt, Iundy IN..,..., aood oond, will ::0.,., ;-1'12= - 1., 30U71-1711. • ·11t .....o ' . 1140 delivered, 130 you pick up; toke fZ75. ~•• : 114-t811 3154Diftor 7:00. 11187 Yugo 1n>nt drlvo, 85 Generill Hauling • ,Aihql aiMtt, low mllee, exc FO< 1o1o- Slzo metlum lodlft toouomy Wotor (AIR Farm Suppl1es mllolp, tt,IIOO. 304-475' W.tor _ , _ \1100 ' 2,000 1111 ~ Col . . . 2:00 I"OL, -~ wlntor - · -lm w1 loothlr clotlvory. Clol...... poole, wal1o, • Mil, ...._. WV. lrlm, fllnnelllnlng, like new, ... & L1ves 1ock abla ,.....,_ king "oo, Jlold no; oleo ,. •• c. 1NI Chow. Spectrum AulD, Air, •nr nMdl. A 1fT W•ntld to Rent Jodfoo Dlolhlnet ..,, 114·1192· - - - . . . . - - - - - - - - S2 aN; 1181 Ford EXP S2,2N; =ndaba. e.vloe. ~11-; ' 2115, Npm at a14-t4..2204 of. . 1m Ponlllc Bonneville, P.7111!; 1NI Pontiac $2,415; Wo Oo HIUIJig ..,. ...... !,8111 to :'"'=-:•:::lim=·~-,-.....,-- 61 Fann Equlpmant 11811 Pontiac Oland Am FE, Anyptaoo, No Job TOD__IIIg 0. ~ - 11~~!t lloe hoot-, hloto 4 t"DOm 21 HP Dloeot T-0< Clln- SUIIII; tctlll etunlor Lolon>n Too UtUe. IIIIIMII(r Cl I~ h-t-,'"",;, edao of town; - . I yro old, SOM75-7223. c.• - · 1 A.M. Mii 1 P.M. sw ft.4N; 1911 Clio¥. llonte corto. INoop $2,01111; 1114 Iuick 17H271Anyta · ~ MMii · IIUIIIulloll~....., · ~~~~~!!lt4~0~. · -· , Kindt • ' blo , ..... ...... - ....... - . $20, 114-1165- ~~-~-~:~tt~4 . RIIIOIW •.,..... - . - 3313 Hycbullo oil tMIO 01 50 - ·1 "'IIIII; 11113 Clio¥. sw _ . , Dop dablo, 1 ~=·~..,.=:--~--:::= ~ tlclore Etiut-M, 11,11111; MD Auto S.lol, Hwy. fr1 UphOIItary .. ~ ·114 • aai4 OenMia Nutrition ~· WV, .....-11121. . 110NDfth.IMUIIMI. iinytMw,- m I INturlng Amino Add Body • · · .....,.. Uptl~l ..... . . . . , . , .... - 111~ T 11o1 Building ton ond tot llo- F-IOn 1540 -.bine, lngiiiODIJIIIJ•-27,.ara. Tho... ' -fOf -W • - Tllp : To or lollh burn'm u. •voi'-LJo ••· 4 - · W.,~.." ·-~ - IDI' Rl A~ld p- John ...-or~ng ·· = llolloiLIN - 1,_111, Col Pot l14- clullvoty !II lo hormocy. 1111 - - 1 1 - h ... Colt lor . . ..:., . . , Thllllo woy to eliot. tooOhmonto. 304-471-2111. 441 1101. Umat•. ·,.., • lnstNments =-- ~~~.="~ ' : _....,_,AIJ_po. ·---~ m.. \• : ; ""cit' ..,. ' :-=::-::::-:: .,_-. •••= wo11.: t· -·-54 In-- • ·' �-- ... ' ~ . ..... · ··--~·,- . ~ .. ~ . Page-10--The Dal!y Sentinel Beat of the fJend ... 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According to a 'INT spokesperson, the two-hour analysiS of !tow network news coyercd the 1980 presidential campaign had been ieassessed as being neither "applicable" nor "perdnent" to the 1992 election year. · Turner brass chose not to elaboiate, but the change of hCart clearly came after last week's ~city release .that quoted 'INT live Vice President Dennis Miller as saying the show poses "questions that are particularly, apropos this fall." Never pausing to consider that the problems it addresses mighl be yesterday's news before its sehed· uled air date, "The Made-for-TV Election" sel out to examine "two big elements of American life show business and politics - and attempt to show how telev.ision coverage puts them together in a blender, so that by the end theY are no longer distinguishable.'' The doc:umeniary, which was wriuen, produced and directed by William lJ. 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International Turns a VldeoMomlnt~ @ Baste Tralnlnt~ 5:00 C2J D Horne Slloppitig WEEKDAYS MORNING -~~oc~ b; J~k~ " ~ FAM MORNING Hwn' USA CNN .· ' SATURDAY City I' X 1 -........ - --· WIIH TBf By ANGELA WALKER Assocllted Prtu Writer by Bob Hoeflich BALTIMORE - Norma Moore started singing in a female blrber· shop quart.et because she wmted to hit a high note with a boyfriend Bruce Stone of Florida will be offering will be taken. whose men's chorus practiced in in Meigs County next week and · the same building. That was 33 A nice father-son trip was will be making several personal yearsa2o. enjoyed by Joe Struble, Pomeroy, appearances. "lWs lon~ gone, bul here I am The name of Bruce Ston!: proba- and his son, Mike, of Syracuse. still singing, ' said Ms. Moore, a The Strubles made a trip out bly doesn't ring any bells with you · meinber of Sweet Adelilles Internaso let me explain that Bruce SIDOe West where they attended the 6lst tional, a worldwide organization of is actually Bruce Stalnaker, a annual Welsh North American amateur barbershop quartets and native of Meigs County. tiC took Gymanfa Oanu in Kansas City, · chOruses for women. on the name of Stone a number of Mo. The event included four days Ms. Moore, international presiyears ago as he became involved in of Welsh workshops and singing. dent from 1973 to 197S, is • vohm· professional entertainmen~ Bruce Joe and Mike also had the opportuteer at the organization's 46th IS a son of Mrs. Jo Stalnaker and nity to hear the Ardwyn Singers, a annual compedtion this week in the mixed chorus from Wales under Harley Stalnaker. city. · Bruce has gone into gospel the direction of Helena Braith' 'There's just a feeling when music and through recent years bas waite. This chorus has won the preyou sing the music that mak~ the made numerous appearances at mier honors at the UangoUen Inter-· hair stand up on your anns," Ms. local churches on his reiUm trips to national Eisteddfod and the Cardiff Moore said Thursday. "It ~n't Meigs County. Next weelt he will International Festival. Joe and matter if you're fat or thin, black or be at the j:lnterprise United Mike also made a day-long tri~ _ID Methodist Chu·rch at 7 p.m. on Abilene, Kansas, where they VISit· white or rich or poor. AU the things Monday and Tuesday and will ed the Eisenhower Presidential that usually separate people don't serve as leader of the services. Museum and they also visited the in Sweet Adelines." DISPLAY DON.,._ TIONS - Rare .collectibles . for large Items. All p~ will be used to .conAbout 2,500 singers representHe'll be at the Sutton United Truman Presidential Museum at and aatlques are being taned for the Nov. 7 linue the renovation or the Ariel Theatre. Picing 50 quartets and 26 choruses are Meth(J((ist Chuich at 11 a.m. Sun- Independence, Mo. auction to be beld at tbe Ariel Thatre. Those tured, (I to r), displliying some or the donated Used to the hills of Meigs Coun- compedng for international titles to day. Interested In donatla1 an antique In good c:ondiitems are auction committee members,. Gisela Many of you will remember ty Mike and Joe couldn't get over be awarded Saturday, said tlun for the au.:tiola, can c:onlllct Karen Berlcick, Alonzo with a coffee grlader; Anita Strauss who. · Bruce from his numerous appear- the flatness of the land on their spokeswoman Anita larsen. auction coordinator, at 4411·11463 or Peddler's holds a cigar mold; and Jane Daniel displaying a Eight judges on Thursday heard · ances in . the musicals of the Big Westward venture. Pantry at 446-2.755. A pickup serVice is avaUable . H~tadoU. · quartets with names such as Blue Bend Minslrel Association when he You might want ID pop by the Razzberry Rh'ythm, which perwas ll student at Pomeroy High . School. He was known as one of · lobby at VeteranS Memorial Hospi· formed "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" .. and "Old-Fashioned Lady," and the liveliest cast members back tal next Friday. The hospital's Women's Auxil· The Sky's The Limit! then. He has a world of talent and Sweet Adelines was founded · always involved in a wide makes such a pleasant vocal pre- iarysentation these days. You're invit- variety of activities-will be hold- afterWorld War II when "many FRIDAY urday frolii "l0-11 ::30 a,m. Call992- Methodist Church, Sunday. War-· .ed to auend any of his·appearances ing a tea. Actually, no tea will be women had been Rosie the Rivet· . RUTLAND - Revival, Rutland 2675 to register. The cost is $4. ship service at 10 a.m., Sunday ; served but there will be punch and er," and had found a new sense of Community Church, through Sunnext week. school at II ILm., carry-in dinner at · freedom outside the home, Ms. cookies for hospital· employees as There is no charge but a love day, 7 p.m. Elbert Barrow, speaker. SALEM CENTER - Star 12:30 p.m. Turkey,, clressing aild : Larsen said. well as visitors during the day. · Rev: Dewey King invites the pub· Grange and Star Junior Orange, · drinks provided. Jan and Kathy will : · lie. Halloween party and potluck sup- perform at 1:30 p.m. Evening serper, Saturday, 6:30p.m., at the vice at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Keith. LONG BOTTOM - Revival, grange 'hall. Costume judging. 50· Rader. Pastor Kenny Baker invites Long Bottom United Methodist year Golden Sheaf Certificate prethe public. The Harrisonville 4-Her's met Crystal Vaughan, News was played. Refreshments were Church, through Friday, 7:30 p.m. sentation and talk by Norma Tor. on July 2, at the Harrisonville Pres· Reporter served by Sarah Houser. Norman Butler, evangelist Special res, Meigs County Health Depart· RACINE · Bruce Stone, Port· byterian Church witJ! 6 members . Sarah Houser, News Reporter music. Pastor Seldon Johnson ment, 7:30p.m. All members and Charlotte, Fla., wm be in concen at: and 3 ad.visors present. Business The Rockin Robins met on July invites the public. guests invited. the Sutton United Methodist; discussed included talking about 16, 1992 at the home of Faye ClifThe Ducktai14-H Club met on Church on BB$han Road on Sundaydates for rabbits and market weigh· ford with 9 members and 2 advi- July 13, at the home of Patty Cook POMEROY • Revival at FlatBASHAN • Weekend services at 11 a.m. Pastor Kenny Baker' in, what they are doing for fair, and sors present. Business discussed with 4 members and I advisor pre- woods United Methodist Church · at Red Brush Church of Clirist will the dates for style review. Project included project judging, hamsters, sent. Business discussed included will be tlu:Qugh Saturday al 7 p.m. be Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday invites the public. · lessons .were on foods, which con- and T-Shrrts. plans for the fair and tlieir projects. nightly ..Rev. Charles Eaton will at 10 a;m. and 6 P..m. Denver Hill, POMEROY- Rev. Eddie Buff. sisted of Kendell Brown making A repon was given by Amber Vincent Broderick and Michael · preach Sunday and Monday. Spe- Foster, W.VIL, w1ll be the speaker. ington, Gallipolis, will preach at. chocolate chip cookies, Jennifer Perkins on "Hamsters." For recre- Leifheit did a demonstration on the cial singing Sunday night. River . Public invited. the Naomi Baptist Church inLambert made a pineapple apricot ation a game of badmitten was Outdoors, Field Park, and on Valley Boys, Lancaster, will perPomeroy on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. : upside down cake, and Kristin played. Refreshments were served Rabies. There was no recreation. form Wednesday. Special singing POMEROY • Bruce Stone will Public invited. Kennedy made apple-cinnamon by Faye Clifford Plans were made Michael Leifheit, News other nights. Rev. Keith Rader and perform Saturday at 7 p.m. at the muffins. ID practice showing dogs. Reporter members invite the public. Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church TUPPERS PLAINS • St. ~aul For recreation a game of kick· Brandy Call, News Reporter near Pomeroy. Public invited. United Methodist Church, Tuppers ball was ·played. Refreshments The Full House 4•H Club met RUTLAND - Revival, Rutland Plains, homecoming will be Sun-were served by Sharon Jewell and The Rutland Raiders met on on July 2, in the Middleport Park Freewill Baptist Church througl) MASON, W.VA. · There will day with Sunday school al 9 a.m:,: Pauline Atkins. Special plans were July 7, 1992 at Sharon Stewart's with 5.members and 2 advisors pre- Saturday . .Pastor Norman Taylor be a bean and cornbread dinner at worship at 10 a.m. and carry-in · · made to fill books out, and make restdence with 6 members and I sent. Business discussed included invites the public. the Mason Grade School on Saturdinner at 12:30 p.m. in the church · plans for fair booths. advisor present Business discussed possible visits to Kings Island or day from noon to 6 p.m . . Cost is basement. Afternoon song service· , Cheryl Jewell, News Reporter included a trip ID Royal Oak, and Cedar Point, replacing 2 offipers RIPLEY, W.VA. • The Liberty $1.25 with drinks, dessert, hot dogs with Narrow Way Singers, Letan; : page 15 in the project book. who will be gone the whole sum- . Mountaineers will·perform. Friday or chili. available for 50 cents. W.Va., at 2 p.m. Pastor Sharon . The Salem Center Go-Getters Tiffany did a demonstration on mer, and whether or not 10 continue at Skateland in R,ipley, W..VIL There will be a ~pkin decorating · Hausman invites the public. · met on June 16, at the home of fishing. ' with garden projec~ contest for chtldren of the bend Bonnie Scotl with 18 members, I For recreation a kickball gll!lle For a project lesson the memMIDDLEPORT - Hope Baptist ENTERPRISE - Enterprise advisor, and 2 parents present. was played. Refreshments were bers who are doing rabbits for their Church of Middlepon w)ll have a area in grades kindergarten tlirough Business discussed included the served by Tiffany. Plans were project took a trip 10 the Ervin church-wide hayride Friday at 6:30 sixth. All decorating must be done United Methodist Church will hold exclusively by the child. Pumpkins a series 'of meetings Sunday club buyin!l flowers ID ~lant at the made to do page 15 ill book. , Farm to learn more about rabbits. p:m. at the Sonny McClure farm. are to be brought to the school through Tuesday at 7 p.m. nightly. fuehouse, 1deas for proJCCIS, judgSkip Dodson, News Reporter Andrew Kitchen did a demonstrabetween noon and 4 p.m. for judg- Rev. Kenny Baker will speak Suning, post(:rs, and fair booths. Protion on Heimlich Maneuver, Seth TUPPERS PLAINS • Hickory ing al 5 p.m. Entertainment will be day. Bruce Stone will perform ject lessons were done on Health The Sniffum WQdaem 4-H Club Rawson gave one on ·how to stop Hills Church of Christ, south of and Safety, which were "Be Care- met on June 26, at the leader's bleeding , while Brandon Smith Tuppers Plains on Route 7, will provided throughout the day. Polit- M011day and Tuesday. Public invited. ful When Using A Lawn Mower", house with 7 members and 1 advi- gave a demonstration on how to present "Growing Together witlJ ical candidates are welcome: and "Don't Stay Out in The Sun to sor present For a project lesson the groom a dog and keep it free from God" Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. KANAUGA - Square dancing Long Without Protection." GRAVELY TRACTOR boys worked on rockets and the ticks and fleas. and Sunday at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. and clogging at the DAV building, Refreshments were served by girls woJted on clothes. For recreation a game of "Skunk Steve Fuchs, Little Hocking 8-11 p.m. Music by Country Grass. SALES & SERVICE Bridget Vaughan, Crystal VaughFor recreation a baseball game Tag" was played. Plans were made Church of Christ, will sPeak Fri- P.ublic is welcome. 204 Condor Ill. . "-oy, OH. an. Belh Clark. and M1chelle Scott. to hoe and tweed garden, and to · day. John King, B.Jackburn Hills IIW l'llolo I W& I d IIUI decide which theme park to visit. Church of Christ in Athens, will CLOSED MONDAY SUNDAY Andrew Kitchen, News speak Sunday. Congregatio~al OPEN TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY DEXTER - Homecoming, DexUIUPM Reporter stnging on Sunday at 2 p.m. w1th ~r Church, Sunday. Morning_serSAT. t AM-12 Noon open house all day. Potluck dinner VIce at 10 a;m. and carry-m dinner CHICAGO (AP) - Astronaut "I lind that charge extraonlinarily The Country Clovers 4-H Club at 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Mae Jemison says she couldn ' t sexist. You are, of course, quite at noon. Special afternoon singing. ~THE have been the fU'Sl black woman to wrong in your assumption that I am met on Aug.IO, at the borne of Jim Everyone bring one dish. Public Sheets with 12 members and 2 · TUPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers invited. travel in space without the pioneer- banging some drum for Harry." . advisors present. Business dis- Plains VFW Post No. 90S3 and ing ·efforts of aviator Besste ColePOMEROY - Homecoming, man. WASHJNGTON {AP) - Clint cussed included bake sale money to Ladies Auxiliary, round and square ''She knew it was im~rtant not Eastwood, Hollywood's toughest be used for T -shins for the fair, dance, Friday, 8-11 :30 p.m. with Hysell Run Holiness Church, to limit yourSelf, even 1f someone tough guy, says some battles are construction of fair booth, and CJ. and Counuy Gentlemen. Pub- Route 124 on County Road 15. lic invited. else is trying to put a limit on too fierce even for him - namely, hauling livestock ID lhe fair. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., worThe project Jesson was on Paryou," Jemison told about 8,000 wrestling the federal budget into ship at 10:45 a;m., basket dinner at LONG BOTTOM - Faith Full 12:30 p.m. Afternoon service at 2 liamentary Procedure. A demonstudents, teachers and education submission. officials Thursday at the University Eastwood, who used to be stration was given by Harmony Gospel· Church in Long Bottom p.m. with Rev. Cecil Wise. of Jllinois-Chicago. mayor of Carmel, Calif., told Trea- Thobaben on '"J:he Caring and will have preaching and ~inging Evening service,at 7:30p.m. PasUlr Coleman, denied lessons in the s.ury Department employ~es on Feeding of Chi~chiUas", and Jessi- Friday at 7 p.m.. Pastor Stev~ R~ Robert Manley invites the public. United States, learned 10 fly in Thursday he's h~ppy he has left ca Janey did a repon on "Keeping invites the pubhc. Fellowship w1U France and became America's fmt politics behind. Your Lamb Healthy". follow. MIDDLEPORT • Steve Burris black licensed pilot in 1922. She For recreation a game of lawn will speak Sunday ai 7 p.m. at the "I'd hate to have to be one of traveled the counuy as a stunt pilot the people trying to solve the bud-. tag was played. Refreshments were SATURDAY First Baptist Church in Middlepo~ and barnstormer, dying at age 3~ , · get deficit," he said.• served by Adam Sheets, Jerod MIDDLEPORT - A Creative Public invited. in 1926, when she crashed alan arr Cook, and the Thobaben Family. Fun Art Class will be offered by Eastwoo.d spoke at a rally to · show in Florida. . Adam Sheets, News Reporter MORNING STAR· Homecomthe Middleport Arts Council with encoumge contributions 10 the fedJemison gave a firsthand Shirin Nqggud, instru<:tor, on Sat- ing, Morning Star United account of last month's Endeavour The Opponunities Unlimited' 4WICHITA, Kan. (AP)- Coun- H Club met on July 16, at the space shuttle mi$sion. The astronaut, a 1973 graduate of the city's try singer Garth Brooks visited a Pomeroy Public Library with 5 Morgan Park High School, also fan in her hospital room when a ' members and 2 advisors present. joined the school's pompon squad brain tumor kept her from seeing Business discussed included the his sbow. Club summer vacation and fair for a routine. Richard Zackula said his 27- booths. ~A repon was ~ven · by Bobbie NEW YORK (AP) - Novelist year-old daughter, Jamie, had tickJohn le Carre is accusin$ The New ets to Brooks' sold-out show this White on "Foretgn Relations." Yorker's new editor, Tma Brown, week, but couldn't convince her Refreshments were ser.ved by Jessica Johnson and Molly Heines. or using her position to light her doctors to delay surgery. · Purchase Your Now Home Now. Zackula' s family and friends Plans .were made for the, County , husband's batlles. Take Delivery Of Your New Home in a scathing letter to Brown, le tried to arrange to have Brooks judging and Future Fund-Raisers. Between Jnn I sl und Murch 31 sL Keith Spencer, News Reporter Carre said the magazine's Oct. 12 telephone her aflet the concert 1993 And Recei ve Yo ur Spcciul issue "contains one_pf the ugliest Tuesday. Instead, Brooks brought Winter Construction Dise9unt. pieces of partisan journalism that I his entire band ID the h~ital, with The Pioneer 4-H Club met on July 22, at the Drake Residence with 9 have witnessed in a long life of tour T-shirts as get-well gifts. Order Now AI This "You can 'tell he's somebody members, 2 co-members and 2 writing." Ycnrs Price The short piece by Francis who likes people," Richard Zacku- advisors present. Business disPut In Yoqr 0\\·n Foundation · Wheen was about a new biography la said. "He's somebody who has cussed included attendance pins, And Sa•·c Even More pf media magnate Rupen Murdoch paid his dues and now he's giving extra effort, collect food and ·. , Chuck Wingeti Builders by English journafist William back some." schools supplies for community project, and talked about judging Shawcross - a friend of le Carre. ~ 1 Carol Ln. Athens Wheen wrote that'Shawcross "has and the demonstration contes~ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) (614) 592-4119 l"ritten a remarkably sympathetic Being a coilnuy music icon won't Demonstration and reports were Hours: Mon • Fr i 9·4.Sat H. Close(! Sunday nudy of the much vilified media keep Chet Atkins from paying trib- done by Man King on the "Wrong. !>Br.2n·.. ,, Way For Judging", Adria and to another hillbilly classic :..... Jamie on "The Right Way ·For . L -~e piece docs not mention it, ute the ouldoor privy. · · · · OPEN SUNDAY 10/25/92 tin t Shawcross's book - to be pubAtkins, wtio has won nine Ju~ing", Jamie and Christy Dr_llke bed in the United States in Jan- Orammy awards and is known as on' Lambs",~ and Missy 111SO FRIDAY 10/30/92 -.... ary - paints a nol-so·Dattering "Mr. Guitar," plans to perform did a report on 'Lambs", Missy. rtrait of Harold Evans, ed.ila' of Saturday at the dedication of an .Christy and Jamie on "Clothing", 1:00 P.M. 11td ? he Times of London until Mur- outhouse at a country store in and Adria on ''Laundry". 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JamH Kennedy (f) loam to Reed till Gil II' a Your Business l!ll lll Garnor Tad Armstrong ~ Cl) In Focus · · l!ll Jimmy Swaggart 11!1 Calliope @ SportsCentar Q!1 DayBreak 7:05 1lJ Yo, Yogil 1;1 7:30 1!J Garner Ted Armstrong Ill Q World Tomorrow (!) Another Page till Gil Paid Program Conan 'the Adventurer I!Jl• ~~~~Search @ BodyShaping ., ., .,., ., " ·' ·, ·, ·, .,·, ., ., ..,',. .,., ., '"'-- .' ·,' ;;. ., ·,., ., ., ., .. ·' ·' ' ·,' ., ., ., ., .. ·' ·' ·' , a Evana and Novak 7:35 il) Flintstone• 8:00 Ill u .Today 1;1 1!J Charlando Ill Q Coraf Ridge Miniotries With D. James Kennedy CD -Miller Rogero' NeighbOrhood [] · (J) 0 VIctory oi'Faith (!) GED I!)) 81111 Is Written .Willi. George Vandemen I!Jl l8 Mr. Bef•edere [] ~ Ill Evangelistic Olifreach l!ll Memoriea: Then and Now II! Cartoon Expreaa @ Great American Eventa a DayBreok 11]1 Gerberf 8:05 il) Flintatonea 8:30 C!l People to People lil Q Robert Schuler With the Hour of Power [] 1D Shini!!ll Time Stilion Stereo. L,l (I) 0 Dey of Diopovery (!) GED I!)) Gil Firat Edition l!lllll Harry end the Hendlroono ~ Ill lower Ughthou" l!llln Sea~ of the Lord's Way @ lnaide the Senior PGA Tour a Newo/Travel Guide 11]1 Super Mario 3 8:35 (I) Caplllln Plllnet end the Planeteera 1;1 9:00 {2) e Life Choiceo 1;1 C!l Newa II) lamb Chop's Play-Along Stereo. 1;1 . (J) D Ninety end Nine Club With Erneal Angley (!) Earth Re•taled: lntroduc:tory Geology Q ~ 1!1 CIIS Sundey Morning . iili Ill Beverly Hl.ilbHiiea ~ II) ·, ·' ·' .• .. .· Feed the Children With Lorry Jones l!ll Why Didn't I Think Of That? liD Truckin' USA Stone Mountain Truck Jam from Georgia. @ Inside the PGA Tour Q!1 Morning Nawo ID).Caplllin N 1;1 9:05 ill Newo For Kido 9:30 (I) U World Tomorrow Ill D Paid Program Barney I Friends Stereo. \Zi ~Earth Revealed: ·., .. ·' ·, .' .. " -,' lntroducto'L,Geology Q l!lllll ALF L,! 1!21111 Henry Mahan 1!21 This Week on Pit Road ® Trucka and Tractor ... Power Mud racing fr~m the Northern Nationals in Davenport, Iowa. @ Sports Almanac ' Mavericks and Misfits 1211 Newstyour Money llll WiohKld Slllrrln.J . Mllcaulay·Culkin L,l 9:35 Cil HIPPY Days 10:00 {2) D Believer's Voice of VIctory With Kenneth Copeland 1!J Ed McMahon's Slllr Search Reading_Rainbow Stereo. \Zi I ..' • ' ' ' ' ·I' ' ·' ' ' ·,' .. ·'·' ·• (lj 0 In Touch With Charles Slllnley (f) To the Contrary Stereo. l!liiD Gomer .Pyle ~ Iii Day of ResioratiO!I With Jamea Robfoon OTodayQ 12!1 Winners. NHRA Top Fuel driver Eddie Hill. aJ SportsWeekly a Newt/On the Menu ll]llnyector Gadget 10:05 Cil Happy Days 10:30(1)11 Thi~WIIk With Devld 8rfnklay · ID Where the World II rmen Slndiego? Stereo. i Re~lnO Relnbow Stereo. Ill Bob Vfle't Horne Again · l!lllil Andy OriHIIII 1!21111 Jimmy SWIG!IIrt liD NHRA TocUiy The Chief Mich. (1 :301 liD lnlkle WlnaiOII CUp Aeclnll Mello Yellow 500 Auto Parts Nationals from Ennis, Te•as. IHl New .......... .Sunday 11]1 Prince VaHMI 10:35 Cil MOVIE: Mlaalng In Acllan (AI (2:00) 11:00 Cil e 0 _ , .......... E;l C!J Uleatytea of the Rich " Famoua ~-~ ID •-•'nd _.. ~ enea . 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(L) a EeriJPrime 5:05 (I) Tom and Jerry'• · Funhouae 5:30 (f) Tony Brown'o Joumel 1!! Beyond Rutlly a Nawamakor Sunday/Newt 11:30 1Il D Newamekera ID Sneak Prevlewo (J) fi) ThiLWIIk with David Brinkley t.,l (f) Burt Wolf: Eating Wei till Gil John Cooper Ohio State football. ~Ill Paid Program Race Day @ SportaCenter a NFL Preview 11]1 Healthy Kids a C.' :=t.y «<I Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cop 8:0& ill Three's C:Ompeny 6:30 (I)G 0 NBC Newt Q (i) E'd McMehon't Stilt Slon:h (i) D CIJ e ABC Newt Q 1D Where In the World lo ~....., SlndiegO? Stereo: ~ Squere One TV Q till liD 1121e CBS Newa I!D II Ro-nne Stereo. ~ITpCioM C. t;J IHl Pre-Debate_!peclel . 11]1 New Zorro t;J . · 8:35 Cil Andy Griffith 7:00 Cll D Cil D CIJ 8 till Ill ~ Ill 0 IHl Pnaoldentlal Debate Live coverage of the · debate frail) East Lansing, 5:35 (I) Caplllln Planet and the Planeteara Q AFTERNOON 12:00 {2) U Sporto Sundly l!l To Be Announced (i) Q RUniWIY .With the Rich l FIHIIOua .·-II) Computer Chronictea (f) Victory Garden Q · tllll!l Buckeye Replay 1!21111 Thia It the NFL Match-Ups. Philadephia Eagles vs. Washington. Redskins : Dream SeaSon Finale: 1978 Pittsburgh Stealers; Dream Season Finale: 1989 San 'Francisco 49ers. l!lllt's Your Businoaa 11!1 All American Wresdlng ® Shedetree Mochanle iD NFL GomeDay a NewaDoy 11]1 The Walton• 12:30 {2) D I]) NFL live ([I D Why Didn't I Think of That? CD Classic Car Shop Stereo. 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Q 11!1 Counteratrlke Stereo. liD Celebrity Outdoorl . 1211 Democrocy In Amerfco ll]lln Touch With Chlrlet Slllnley · 10:30 ID Myotaryl An elderly woman is found murdered in her apartment. Q (f) Are You Baing Slrved? · illiiD Woopal Barrios halt the rebuilding ol society and to be addictive. Stereo. EVENING 6:00 C!l MOVIE: The Magnificent Hualle (2:00f - - - ([I g · (J) Newt ~ II) Ghostwriter Slereo. a @ID Wonderful Worid ol Dianey . . · l!ll Silkel I Ebert II! The Hitchhiker liD Truckin' \ISA A truck caravan throug~ California 's redwood forest. a Baseball '92 Qll Big Brother Jake 1;1 · 6:05 (I) WCW Main Event Wrelllfng Diamond Dallas Page and Marcus Alexander Bagwell. 6:30 Ill ra CIJ o A~ Newa Q l!ll NBC Nlwa !;!_ II! 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L,! · CD Behind the Sceneo Q (J) Election '92 ~.~~ 60 Mlnutet OOKo/'ak Q Cil Pa d Program Ill D WKRP in Cincinnati ID Danuntt The five-member Cianza Azteca de Anahuac preserves the danc.es and rrtuals of the pre-Hispanic peopie·of Mexico. (0:30) Stereo. (J) D Ed McMahon'• Stilt Search tllllil Jeoperd.Jt I;J l!lllil Gomer Pyle 1!21111Emorgency Call 0 WKRP In Cincinnati Wlnnen NHRA Top Fuel driver Eddie Hill. · 8 Newo/lnalde Buslneu 11]1 John Ankerberg 12:00 D Current Affair Extra illlll Great Scotti Scott meets a girl at school who convinces him to dress like the guys. Stereo. Q 0 MacGyver !;I liD Amerlcen Sporta Cavalcade Action from the USAC Western States Midget · Championship alo~g with NASCAR Southwest Tour competition is highlighted. aJ NFL PrimeTime a World Todoy ' Qll Maniac Manaion Q 7:30 [I) Where In the World Ia ~rmen Sandiego? Stereo. a Ill .i @1D Sin Stilor A parody of Studs; legends of Bruce Springsteen. Stereo. 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Stereo. 1;1 a Race Day ® Bleck Sllllllon Q 9:00 Cil National Geographic Explorer (i) D IJlCI MOVIE: 'When Harry Mel Sally ...'ABC ~~oof1-r'ght Movie (A) (n (!)liesterpiece Thaetre The close friendship between Shaw, CociS!fell and a nun is examined. _1;1_ l!liiD Mall'led ... With Children After watching a sappy movie, AI decides to lake theJlmily out. (R) Stereo. 1,1 . liD Shedetree Mechllnic ~ lndyCor Racing Teyota Monterey Grand Prix from Monterey, Calif. (T) IHl Newa Willi In Review 11]1 Famlly Edition 1:30 l!ll• Herman'• Haod Harman unknowingly sets · Mr. Bracken up with a hooker l!!l• blind date. . Stareo._t.,l liD Exciting Worid ol Speed tnd Baauty Morgan's Flying Machine, · · 9 C1mp1ign USA '92 10:00 C!J Newt illiiD Flying Blind Alicia mee1s Nell's family and !ekes liD Magnum, p.i. l!llll Slllr Trek ~ .Ill OU!gnlng Women Stereo. 1,;1 l!ll American Gladiators II! Hollywood lntldlr a Road Tes' Mago,Jine aJ NFL PrlmtTime a Newt/WOrld Report Final Edition 11]1 John Osteen 12:30 {2) e Home Shopping l!l MOVIE: Whet Ever Happened to Baby Jane? {2:30) llJ World Tomorrow Cli o LileatyiH or the Rich I Femouo 1!21111 WKRP In Cincinnati 11!1 Paid Program liD Exciting World of Speed and Beeuty Morgan 's Flying Machine. 11]1 Feed the Children Willi Lorry Jortes 1:00 Cil Ill D llli'Paid Progrom ' till liD Newo l!ll.lll HBO ~medy . Showca"Q 1!21111 On Scent: Emorgency Rtopon" . ®Going Our Way aJ NFL'S. Greateet Moments Gift of Grab 1:30 Ill D Newt CIJ e Growing Paint Q · I!)) GD Paid l!rogrem ~Ill Hlghl-r RemOdeling and Decorating TocUiy 2:00 Ill D (J) D World Newt .. ... Now Stereo, E;1 . .. . .~ · till liD Up to the Minute l!lllil MOVIE: A MttllfPieCt of Murder {2:00) a Champlonahlp Rodeo The top 30 bull riders from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association compete . 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MOVIE; .I!Cf Del (PG13) (2:00) . 0 Murder, She Wrote Q a Crook and Cht" · @ NFL Monday Night Milch-Up 11]1 Young Rldera The Riders help defend a mission from a bandit attack. (A) Stereo. Q 8:05 Cil MOVIE: Snowbellt (2:00) 8:30 {2) 0 Bioisom Blossom's excuse for being · late to class initiates some untruths. (R) Stereo. Q (f) MacNeil/Lehrer. ' Presidantlll Dabelll Alllllylio a i Gil 1!21• Evening Shade Will wants tQ skip a father-son camping trip. Stereo. [] - ~ NFL IIJondoy Night . Magazine Cincinnati Bengals former wide receiver Pat Mclnally, former Pittsburgh Stealers coach Chuck Noll, . Stealers wide receiver Louis Lipps; 1981 AFC Championship game. · a Post D~ate Special Q 9:00 ill D 0 MOVIE: 'Jontthan: The Boy Nobody wanted' NBC Mondey N~hllt the Movies (2:00) Ill D (J) A Monday Night Foolbtll Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Stealers (l) Stereo. Q [I) American Playhou.. A story is told about a group of · gifted German writers in Hollywood. Stereo. 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(2:00) . 2:30 i1J NBC Niahtalde Austin Encore @ Motoworld 12!1 Sporta LateNight 3:00 (!) Hogan's Heroeo CiJ D MOVIE: lloloe the Tflllnici(PG) (2:00) 11!1 MOVIE: Ellie (AI (2:00) Stereo. @ Auto Racing Firestone Indy Lights Championship from Lexington, Ohio ~R) · · 12!1 NewliNight Update . «J) PriiH the Lord :. 3:30 llunewey With the Rich • 1 Fe"'@ College Footbell (A) IHl New txplorers Future of spacnravel. (0:30) 4:00 Cil II Home Shopping C!l Wild, Wild Weat liD Iii MOVIE: Angel (Rl o {2 :00) IHl Len'y King Wllit4:0511) MOVIE: For Ledlaa . (2:00) ' • a <iJ Onl, i Auto RICing American 400 from Nashville, Tenn. (T) 9:00 Cll D 0 'Denielle Steal'a J e - (PI 2 of 21' NBC Movie of the WMII (2:00) Q CiJ D Cll fl I I Roseanne turns to her mother for help after sl:l!l ~n·1 secure a loan. Stereo. eli (f) FronUine Q 11!1 MOVIE: Bodily Harm (2:00) [] · ® NaanvUie ·Now 1111 Larry King _lhref Ill! Fa- Dowling Myalorlet Q 9:30 1Il Q CIJO Cosch Hayden's zeal puts Luther 's romance with Mrs. Aizzend!l!jgh in jeopardy. ·Stereo . L,l . 10:00 l!l News [] Ill Q CIJ D Going to Extremeo Henry rekindles with his ax-wife; Kim and · Cheryl. fa~ for one another. Stereo. ID Listen ng to America With Bill Moyers Q 111 MNier • Company 1111 NewsNighl «J1 Bonanza: The Loll Epl-1 12:05 (i) D Nighlllnl Q_ I!)) 1111 Deer John Q 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Ianyon (2:00) (I) D Jerry Springer l!ll18 Three's company 1!21. Plf11CI Score @ LPBA Bowling From Baltimore (T) lllllnlkle Politico '12 12:35 (l) G 0 Leta Night With Dovld letterman (i) D Aueh Umbaugh 11118 Thet't .-_. , 12 50 Cil MOVIE: 11eyonc1 EvN iRl , ) 12 00 1:00 l!ll18 Lova Connection ~. 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National Lea~ue Champion at AmeriCan eague Champion (game If necessa~ (L) (May be replsced y re~ar . s. pr~ammi= l!ll The oona Homer'e bOss is Ill and can only be sved 'bY Bart. (R) Stereo. . .. II! Murder, She Wrote ® Crook and Cha" aJ SuperBoull1987-1990: Foreman 's Knockouts a PrimeNews Q «11 Young Riders 8:05 MOVIE: The Electric orseman (PG) (2:30) 8:30 {2) U 0 Rhythm and Blueo A contest is arranged between Bobby and a rival station 's Jammin. Stereo. Q Ill Q (J) 0 Room lor Two Edie speeds up a her husband 's memorial service to make a date. Stereo. ~ l!liiD Martin Martin searc es for a way to get Cole out of his apartment Stereo. Q 9:00 (1)0 l!ll Cheers Sam and Henri have a contest to see Who is the greatest ladies · man. Stereo. Q · Ill Q (J) 0 Homelronl Mike and Judy sneak off together; the Indians head lor Detroit. Sterao. Q ID (f) Myoteryl A countess is found dead in a church. 1;1 l!lllll The Heighll Stan's cousin asks tor his help, placing him in a family dilemma. Stereo. II! MOVIE: Tho lookallke (2 :t0) Stereo. Q ® Nashville Now iD PBTA Bllllarda Los Angeles Open .·championship (T) a Larry King Ll•el 11]1 Kenny and Dolly: Real Love Superslars Kenny -Rogers and Dolly Parton team for a concert ~ performance of 1heir to solos and duets. (1 :00)· 9:30 (}) U l!ll Wings Brian arranges for Roy to sing the National Anthem at a baseball game . Stereo. Q 10:00 1ll U .l!ll L.A. Llw (Season Premiere) Benny disappears during the Los Angeles •lots. w. 0 Stereo .~ 1!J News Ill D Stereo. . II) PrimeTime Uve · Previews (f) Under Fke l!lllll Hunter E;l @ Bodybuilding Nationals from OrlandQ •.Fia. (T) a World Newo iDJ 700 Club With Pat Robertaon 10:30 1D Alive From Off Center Stereo. ~ (f) Weal lrglna NotebOOk 111 On Stage 10:35 ~ MOVIE: lmmadilte amlly (PG13) (2:00) 11:00Cile liJD ID CIJtl Snea~ $.""' . tlllGD ~· C!l N:tt Court l!liiD o"on'I;J Stereo. Q OMIIcGJver liD Club once . 0 Auto Reclng Pro Saab Series from Phoenix (T) a Sportl Tonight Scarecrow and.Mra. King B 11:30 C!l Hlghltndar CD .iohn McLeughlln'a ~ on One C1J o NlghUine Q roe 6:30 {2) e 0 NBC - · [] . (!) Ed McMIIhon'o SliT Search Ill D (J) 0 ABC Nawa 1;1 ID Where in 11M! Wqrld Ia ~rlnon Slndlego? Stereo. Stereo . ~ ID (f) Frontline Q I!IJ Gl Melrou Place Alison meets an attractive man who seems too good to be true . Stereo. C IIJl MDVI[; Nightmare on the ~ Square One TV E;1 . 0 I!) ~. CBS Newa C. l!lliD Roaeanne Stereo. 1;1 @UpCioaa · Qll New Zorro 6:35 Cil Andy Griffith 7:00 lij D 0 Wheel ol Fortune 13th Floor (2:00) Stereo. Q ® Nashville Now aJ Top Ronk Boxing \VOitarweignt bOut: Ricky Meyers (18-2-1, 11 KQs) vs. Ras-1 Bramble {34·8·2. 21 KOs), 10 rounds. fr om Atlantic City , N.J. (L) Larry King Llvel llll Father Dowling Mysteries Stereo. Q . 9:30 (I) D 0 Mad About You Paul feels like the odd man out when Jamie's parents come to ~Jisit Stereo. C ([I Q [I) 0 Laurie Hiir Laurie aM Jeff realize they should slow down after illness strikes . Stereo . 1;1 10:00 (l) U l!lllaw I Order The bodies of two teenage lmmlgrantsm-rouncrlfrtfii New York Harbor. Stereo. Q C!l News[] ([I Q (J) 1!1 Civil Wars Denise and Jeffrey find a ho1J1e . S!ereo._D []) ID Hunter 17 aJJ Wortd News • 13] 700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:05 @ MOVIE: Perry Milson: The Ca:se of the Sinister Spirit {2:00) . 10:30 ®On Stage 11:oo rn u Ill o m CIJ o tlllllil ~ Ill l!ll News C!1 Night Court Q []) Ill Roseanne Stereo. Q 11J MacGyver Q ® Club Dance Stereo. @ ESPN's SpeedWeek <8 Sports Tonight Scarecrow and Mrs. Ki~g @Dtllll!!,ing Women Stereo. L,l Ill D ln11de Edition Q a ID (!) MllcNeN/Lehrer NawoHour .Q . (J) o Married ... With Children Stereo. ~ I!)) tD Jeopard I l!lllll Slllr Tre:: e Next Gonerallon Q ~Ill EnterlliiM1tnt Tonight Stereo. Q II! Ouantum Leap Q @ SportoCenter Stereo. · (!] ID w:g IE:Newa Sam Now Marlowe, Private Eye aMon~llne II]ILIIi Giiiiillil 1;1 . 7:05 Cil Bav.oirly HlllbHIIes 2:051ll• Home Shopping Ill ra·Monte I William a l!ll NBC Nightslde 2:10 tlllll!l Up to the Minute 2:30 l!l Bob Newhart ®On Sllgt aJ SportsCenter a Sports LotaNighl 2:50 llJ MOVIE: Vault of Harror (PGI(1 :45) :3:00 l!l Kolek Q 11!1 MOVIE: Bonanza: The Movie (2:00) a)UpCiou a CrOIIflre 11]1 Paid Program 3:05 (i) World Newo Now Stereo. Q 3:30 aJ fMSA GTP Rocing Camel Grand Prix ol Greater San . Diego from Del Mar, Calif . a 7:30 rn .. o _Jeopord . YLD C!l The Jeflersont.l;J...' ([I Q Entertalnmont Tonight Siereo . 1;1 CIJ 0 You Bet Your Life I!)) ll!l Wheel of Fortune Q ~Ill Family Feud ~ PBA Bowling Tounng Players Championship from Indianapolis (L) a Croaslire 7:35 ill Sanford I Son 8:00 {2) D 0 Unaolveil Mysteries.A report on the belief that some dreams do come tru~e- a senal killer. Stereo. C!l MDVI : Weird Science (PGI3) (2 :00) IIlQ CIJQ Wonder Yeora Kevin agrees to work for the McGovern campaign. Stereo . B g 11:30 C!J Renegade CD America's Defense Monitor CIJ 0 Nightline [] ~Ill Arsenio Hii'ii Stereo. (!) Brooklyn Bridge The construction, history and {R) 1111 News Ovamight technical aCclaim of the Brooklyn Bridge. (1 :00) 1;1 • I!)) 11!1 1!21e Mejor League &Isabell World Series : National League Champion at Amencan League Cnampion (game 4) {L) [] l!liiD Beverly Hilla, 90210 Dylan's persistent cough causes his friends to be concerned . Stereo. C 11!1 Murder, She Wrofe Q 3:451211 Newsroom 1;1 4:00 C!J MOVIE: The VIking Queen (2 :00) i!lllll MOVIE: Big Bad Mama (8) (2:00) . 1211 Lorry King Livel 4:351lJ All in the Family Q!i Ill 'D~ngarous Curves' Crimetime After Primetime Stereo. Q @ SportsCenter a 12:051Il D Nighlliftt ~ I!)) llil Dear John 12:30 ~MOYIE: Crooks and ronets (PG) (2:00) (I) 0 Jerry Springer l!lllll Three'• Cornpony ~ 111 Pertoct Score 0 Motocroaa Racing From Sacramento, Calif. (T) lnaide Politics '92 12:35 {2) D 0 Lale Night Wilh David letterman ill MOVIE: Gunlight at the O.K. Corrof (2:30) ([I D Ruth Limbaugh I!)) ll!l_That's Amore 1:00 l!lllll Love Connection ~ Ill Plrsonals ·. II! MOVIE: The 10 Million Doiler Gallway (2;001 ® Naohvlfle Now a ShowBiz TodQ IDl Borde"own 1:051Il Q Current Affair Q ®111!1 News 1:30 (J) Growin\t"ains Q l!lll8 Iamey Iller ~ Ill Whoopi Goldberg aJ Motowortd 1211 NIWINighl Updale • «<I Paid Program 1:35 (I)IJ 0 Later With Bob Cooteo ([I D Eotertalnment Tonight Stereo. Q 1:40 till liD CNN Newa a a 2:00 (I) 1i1 W~ News Now Stereo. . (!] ID M IE: Scarface (P11 oi 2) (A) (2:00) Thoroughbred Dlgetl 1111 WorldWide Update 11]1 700 Club Willi Pat Robertaon 2:05 {2) D Hom, Shopping (i) D Montel Williams ONBCNithlllldl 2:10~1111 Up to 11M Minute'· 2:30 C!l Bob Newhart aons:z - ~ Sport enter IHl Sporta LelliNight = R,. 3:00 C!l ~k 11!1 VIE: leal Married Cauple In Arnaiicl (A) (2:00) @UpCio.. . 1111 Croaaftre 11]1 Paid Progrem 3:05 Cil MOVIE: GuntmOke: women tor Bale (2:00) ~ wfr Newo Now ereo . 3:30 ~ NFL YterbOOk Kansas City Chiefs 1211 News Overnight e • EVENING 11J Murder, She Wr!)te Q ® Crook and Chase PrimeNews [] 13] MOVIE: The Thrill of It All (2:00) 8:05 11) MOVIE: .Beyond the Bormuda Triangle (1 :30) 8:30 Ill D l!ll What Happe~ed? . James Dean's death is exam ined; new e~ idence from Three Mile Island. Stereo . !;I ([I (J) 0 Step by Slep Dana·s job makes her Karen , J.T. and Cody 's boss. Stereo . r:;1 (!J (!) wan Street weak Stereo. !;I @I ll!) ~ Ill Major Dad The Major hires Elizabeth to cater a reception for a vi siting general : Stereo . 1;1 9:00 (]) D l!ll NBC News Special: Cuban Missile Crisis Tne frightening events of October 1962 are recounted . {2:00) IIl Q CIJ 0 Dinosaurs · Charlene enters an exchange prog ram and,.aoes away to live. Stereo. L,l (!J (!) America's Political Parties: Power and Principle a 6:00 Cll U Ill D CIJ o !Ill Gil 1!21111 0 Newa l!l Saved b~he Ball ID Square e TV Q (f) RNdlnt Rainbow 1;1 l!lliD Full OUSt Q II! MacGyver Q @ Motoworld .a wortd Today 13] Prince Valiant 6:05 1lJ Three' s Company 6:30 (}) D 0 NBC News 1;1 C!l Ed McMahon's Star a Search lil Q (J) D ABC News Q CD Where in the World Ia Carman Sandiego? Stereo. ~ Square One TV Q till Gil ~ ID CBS News Q] tD Roseanne Stereo . @Up Close iDJ That's My Dog 6:35 ill Andy Griffith 8 7:00 ~ U l!ll Wheel of Fortuna oeaiaing women Stereo. Ill Q lnsode Edition '1:;1 CD (f) MecNIII/lehrer NewtHour (J) o Married ... With Children Stereo . ~ I!)) 1!1 Jeopard I , l!ll• Star Tre': e Next Generation ~ 1!21lil Enterta nment Tonight Stereo. Q 1!]1 Quant~m Lisp E;1 Speedwl)' Music Concert @ SportsCantar 1211 'Moneyllne IDl Big Brotlier Jake Q 7:05 Cil Beverly Hillbillies 0 .. a MOVIE: A Cry in the Night (2:00) IIlG (J) e Fomlly Mllttars Carl and Urkel plot while sharing a hospital room tQgetner. Ste~ 1D (f) Wash Weak In lla¥iew SteragJt. · illliD 0 81 en Palace floland ~ets caught between his old I arne and his new IQve intarHt. Stereo. E;1 iiJ) Ill Amarfca't Moot Wanted A girl witnesses the brutal mcder of her mother. StereQi Det~· fJ ll!l 1!21111 nlng • Women Stereo. . l!ll lll Sighting& uman abductions and evidence ol UFO VISitations are exam ined. (A) Stereo. [] IIJl MOVIE: Do 1111 RlgM Thing 1Al(2:30) Q ® Nashville Now 9 Larry King Live! 9:30 Ill D CIJ o Camp Wilder Brody takes charge 91 Sophie's slumber·biMhday party. Stereo. [] till Gil ~ Ill Bo'b Stereo 1;1 1!1J Ill Likely Sutpects Marshak looks into ttle myrder ol an arrogant volleyball star. Stereo. Q 9:35 ill MOVIE: Solen's Triangle {I :30) 10:00 C!l News C Q C1J 0 20/20Stereo. · 7:30 {2) D 1!21 Jeopardy~ C!l The JeHersona ~ D Entertainment Tonight ereo. Q . (J) Cl You Ill Your Ute . ill 1!1 Whael ol Fortune Q 0 Ill Femlly Feud @ NHL Hockey Montreal Canadians at New York Rangers (L) IHl Croaalire 11]1 Maniac Mansion Q 7:3$ Cil Sanford & Son 8:00 {2) G 0 Final Appeal: From tht Files ol Unsolved Mysteries An investigation into Thomas Drake's arrest; ~ndall Dale Adams. Stereo. w-·· 11!1 The EQIIIII&er a-•~'"' ~ Cal age Volltybel UCLA at Southern , Califorllia (T) a NewaNiglll 11]1 aon..za: The Loll Epl12:05 (I) MOVIE: lillais (R) (2:00) IIl O Niglotlio• Q_ tllliD Dear Jolon 1;1 t2:30 C!l MOVIE: i..igtot of Day (PG13) (2:00)1clrinaer (J) e Jerry Sprio1gao l!llll Three'• CarnpenJ ~. Porfect Score a lnoldl P - • '12 12:35 (I) IJ 0 Lilli Night With DovldLetteron,an IIl D Ruah ~ugh till aD That'• 1:00 I!D 11 ·Lo•• Corlo'liCtion 1!2l81 PeriOIIIR 0 MOVIE: tltler'o Daugl1ter (2 00) Stereo. Q. liD Noah. . NShoWBiz a TOC!!7 · a 1:05 (i) 11]1 Cu""'l -Affair "" 1;1 till liD Newo 1:30(1)1) Growing P - Q illi iD Barney.._,. . ~ ID Whoopi Gollllorg a NewsNight Updlte IDl Paid Program 1:35 (I) IJ 1!21 .Leter WMh Bob Costae Ill D E'!l...-- Tonight Stereo. 1;1 1:40 till liD CNN News . The Attic: The i Anne Frank (2:00) @I the PGA Tour aWorldwldeUpdlle IDl 700 Club With Pal Robertson 2:05 Cll D Home Shopping llJ MOVIE: The Clioaen(A) (2:00) Ill Q Montel Wllltarns ONBCNighllldl 2:10 ilJlll!l Up to the Minute 2:30 C!l Bob Nlwhart liD On Stege @ SportsCentor a Sports LetaNight 3:00 (!) Kollk [] II! MOVIE?The ln·Uowi(PG) {2:00) @ Up Close Crossfire Qll Paid Program 3:05 11J Q World News Now Slereo. Q 3:30 @ IHBI\ Boat Racing From Phoenix (R) @ News Overnight 3:45 NewsrOom Q 4:00 (!) MOYIE: Willa {2:00) illl lll MOVIE: Cat From Duler Spact(GI {2:00) aJ Mickey Thompson's 011 Road Championship Grend Prix' 9 Larry King Livst 4:05 (3J The Hone,.._oero a a FRIDAY • FRI., OCT. 23 . <8 Moneyline 11 :35 (l) U l!ll Tonight Show With Jay Leno Stereo. Q Ill Q Cheers Stereo. Q ®I Gil Married ... With ~Ill Ar..nio Hill Stereo. II) 'Silk Sllllklngs' Crimetlme Alter Primetime ' Stereo. Q @ SporioCenter . 1211 Moneyline 11 :351ll D 0 Tonight Show With Jay Leno Stereo. Q . Ill a Chills Stereo. Q till Q!l Married ... With Children Stereo. Q 12:00 (J) 0 Rush Limbaugh 11!1 The Equalizer Mf..r I Company 1211 NewsNight ® Bonanzt: The lost Episode a u-, ..... . 8:05'(Il MOVIE: Perry Moton: The Ce.. olthe Mulical Munier (2,00) 1:30 Ill D (J) D Doogio How11r, M.D. Doogie finds out what it' s like Ill..be a pet lent. Stereo. Iii · · 1:00 Clle 0 leilifeld An artist woos Jerry with her prosa. (A) Ste~. [] • wfl'kome lmpravemont Tim makes an embarrassing comment about Ji!!.l>n his snow. {A) 1:00 Ill e IIlD CIJ e tllliD 1121 81 0 News (!) Slvad by the CD Square One TV Q (J) Rtoding Ralnii.!!P Q l!liiD Ful Q I!J MocGyvor . aJ • - 1M Tour a World Todoy 0 llln Tin Tin, K·l Cop Q 1:0& (3J Thrae'a Company 0 .---,i~iu~··~·~·n~l~ng~to~A~nieri~;c;a~;_---2~:0~(J)~U Q Clilldiac Slerto. Q 12:00(J)e Rulli Young THURSDAY - a • fi ghts an old anomy 10 capture an alleged benk robber.·(R) Stereo. Q 1:05 CD MOVIE: Death in Canaan {2:30) 8:30 (i) D (J) Cl Hangin' With Mr. Cooper Mark is asked to allow a ~tar baskeiiHoU pfeyor ch_eat on a test. Stereo. . · Q @ SportaCentet . <8.Moneyllne @"Uie Gols 011' Q 7:05 ill Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 llliD l!ll JtoperdylD C!l The .JeHeroons 1;1...' Ill D Entertainment Tonight Siereo. Q (J) fi) You Bel Your Lilt till Gil Wheel ol Fortune Q 1!21111 Reeding, Writing and Rapmalllu (0:30) · @ SCCA Racing From Lexington , Ohio (T) aJ Crossfire 7:35 Cil Sen!ord I Son 1:00 (]) D 1!21 Ouantum leop Sam leaps into a killar who escapes from AI while in the !~lure. Slereo. Q C!1 MOVIE: Senior Trip (2:00) CiJ D CIJ D Full Hou" Danny grounds O.J. from seeing Steve. Stereo. Q CD (f) Nova Where the first Americans·came from and how lhey lived. Q I!)) liD ~ Ill Major League BIHbell World Series: National League Champion at American League Champion (game 3) {L) 1;1 I!IJ Ill MDVIE: Shakedown (AI (2 :00) . ' II! Murder, She Wrote Q ® Crook and Chllse 12!1 PrimliNews Q ® Young Rldlfl Hickok • a SATURDAY Cil Q CIJ a The Commlth M 9 Ill ' (li (f) Democracy in Action (1:00) S1ereo. ®J II!) 1!21• Picket Fencet ' Suspicion surrounds a recluse; farmer's cows get drunk. Stereoc.D I!IJ II Huntor 17 12!1 World Newt «J) 700 Club With Pat Robertaon 10:30 a Austin Encore @ Horse,Raclng Br~ · s . Crown Series from Pompano Beach, Fla . (l) 1111 Alalka: Wildemeoa on the Brink Alaskan oil spill revisiteo. (0:30) t1:oorne IIlO ID CIJo tlllllll ~ Q!lewa C!l Night Court 1:;1 1!1J •ll-nne Stereo. Q C'lu' Dance Stereo. 8 Sporto Tonight . Scarecrow end Mra. King a e a S r ~------- ,, 11:05 (I) MOYIE: The llermudl Triangle tGI {2:00) . 11:30 C!l Uptown Club CD Alive From Off Center Stereo. Q · (J) 0 Mounllllnaor Mogezlne West Virginia football. ArHnio Hal Stereo. c-, \Ill• i Ill Point Alter II! MOVIE: Free lllde (A) (2:00) @ SportsCenter ~ Moneyllne 11:35 {2) 8 Tonight Show With - Jay Leno Stereo. Q (i) D Chllro. Stereo. Q ilJliD Married ... With Children Stereo. [] 0 Mountalnlll Magozine West Virginia loolball. 12:00 (I) 0 Nigh- r:;J ~Ill 'Dark Jullii:e' Crimeli'!!! After Prlrnetiml Stereo. 1..!1 liD Miller • Cornpony 9 National Aerotik: Chllmpionlhip From Los Angeles (R) a NewsNigllt ~ AudioVision With Scon Aoas 12:05 1Il D NlghHine ~ I!)) Gil Dear Jolin 0 WKRP in Cine riati 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Me-en (PGI3) (2:301 [I) Iii Rush Limbaugh l!ll l8 Three's Cornpan, a Inside Politics '112 12:35 o Late Night With David Lettermen lil a Rush Limbough tllliD That's AniON 1:00 [I) 0 Jerry Springer l!ll• Love Connecllan • liD Nlsh¥flte • ~Golf NFL Cadillac Classic from Ponte Vedra Beach , Fla. (R) 8 ShowBiz Today. IDl Pelcl Program 1:05 Cil MOVIE: ~Party (R i (2:00) Ill D Currin! AHiir Q l!))fiNIWI mu ~Ill Wlloopi ~ 1:30 l!llll Blmar MHflr 1!J MOVIE: Mankltlera (2:00) a NewaNfglot . , _ 1:35 Cil e 0 FridiJ Night . VIdeos Ill D EIJ!frllin1111111 Tonight Stereo. Q t :40 tllliD CNN Newa 2:00 OJ e Soul Trein . lllle MOVIE: Purple(R) (2:00) 0 - . . Senior PGA Tow W'oollf"otcklhwrkldela Updlla 11]1 700 Club Willi Pit Robertaan a 2:o5 !Ile Manto~ w...,. 2:30 Ill Auotln E_. a a SpartaCantlr lporllleiii!WA 2:35Cile HorN lha~~llfl 0 NIIC Nllll Uitll 3:00 C!l Kojell Q �~ BORN AJ~~~............. "'J.YiliO~ wn£ ·~'( WAAT IIIIEb CX: eiiiJlllS 9JUt ~ Dl9l' ~ !i£U»>D GRICE? - - % . -· - · ~ --- - - ... . . ~ = 3l. • C:oOIM(:.10 - ~~ ' $CIH> cm.DE -., ~ -·~· ~--~~--·,~-~~~~ .. - Television Viewing , • · FRI., OCT. 18 · • : .,wr ~~ .. ,., , PIIlLII oa.arranoo ....... of lour ocromb'-1 -d• law I 10 form ""' · betour ilmplo -do. Eastern students visit France U,RNUTO ' 'IIIII EVE NINO e:ao ()) e Clle ciJ e • • De ONewa =• Ohio State tops Northwestern - C-1: The world's largest 'Byrd' bath.. comments by Jim Freeman - A-2 (1) . . . . ~ . . . [E ~e • 600D MORNING, DOCTO!l.. .. I I-lEAR ¥0li'RE 601N6 TO PERJORM SOME MINOR SliR&ER'f' TOi::>AV .. WI-lEN T~E PATIEI)JT I5 SMALLER THAN I AM .. . '-. WI-IAT DO VOlJ CALL MINOR SlJR6ER'r'? Full ttou!t ·1 £;I lurch CIJD (I) e I Ia £;I IDUpetau c5l Andy Clrlffilll ® Wheel of Fortune De•lla!!!llfl . • • ~ • I . G Compl~te a ------! . rho chuckle quoted by filling . in the m"iUing words A PAINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN ~ THESE SQUARES '•c: ·' Ill! lliel'l .., Dog 7:00 I wish he was TYKONT .__...___._..___,__.__. vou develop !roO) step !'o. 3 below. o• DeCBI-0 II]) e , . _ Stereo. Q 8:31 Meigs graduate 'Voice of Marshall University Band'· Bob Hoeflich- B-6 r ~~edso"'r!u~s~~·~~ ~"""'""jr-"'IITs-'-l:l&r-,TI...;;...TI--1 Carinen landlagll? Stereo. . ~ ·Square OM TV 1~ Betore we were married I Women t UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER ' .SCRAM-lETS ANSWIRS •o-" . . Quorum • LOusy - Joust - Limpid - MOSQUITO While sitting outside qne balmy summer's evening the wile swatted the air and mumbled, "How come lh8 Bengal tiger is endangered and the lowly MOSQUITO flourishes?" . . .· Y.._J7, 1ND..IS Oa tJtW , 1 1111 BRIDGE PHILLIP Jakel:;! 7:05 (I) S.varty IUIIblitlea 7:30 ()) e ® JeopenlyJJ:I Cll The Jett-a . t;~__: • . (IJ D En-lniMIII Tonight · Stereo: £;I (I) a You Bel Your Ule WEST +KJ82 •s 2 tJ9 ALDER +K108H IIlii Y- · ~ IVG:f ---. FOPGfT IT ·--l ON 1-Y GfT / AN t40V, FOil· L.VNCt-1. • /)tft/f"~ • • (11)0 Wheel of F-ne IIJie Family Feud £;I - 1D NHL Hockey Tampe Bay Lightning at Bullalo Sabres (L) . llt!Croasllre 0 ManiaC Manlkm 7:35 (I) San- lo Bon 8:00 ()) ALLEYOOP e · the FHea of Unaolvecl Mylllriea ClrcumetanUal evidence is used to convict a husband ot murder. Stereo. Lui Holiday (2:00) • (IJ (I) 11 . e Family Maner. Urkel tries to quiet a rumor about Ted and Laura. StOJeo. w.E~c£Pe._ fi Cll WalhkiQ!!!!i In II]).~·· Moat courageous teen confronts her molester. Stereo. C 11J Mlildlf, ltwWrote£;1 131 Cnlall and Clll• lltlPrlmeN••• C II]) MOVIE: Lalt-:TfJiri Home Wanted II (2:00) . i:OS <1J Ollllpn'l lllllnd 1:30())e 0 Wliat Hapf8118d? A hotel elevator drops 22 ttoora; a clllll)ical tenker explodes.-Sterao. t;1 · e 81ep, tiy Step Frank and 'Ca!XII baby·s~ the (IJ. (I) nelghbor's.Saint Bamard. Stereo. C · (I) I .MORTY MEEKLE ANDWINTHROPr-' . "---7'------~----,l ONE te, NEVER CAW. Bl..l6TER NIXKLIN' .AuERK •• I L.aA12NED 'T"-M:) THit-Ge IN t SCHC)OI..TQ!lb.Y. AI-Jq IF 'yQ.J DO, e>E: SUI<e. "'''U'RCOTAI-IOINEi' q 03E 10 ,AN E:XIT. (f)£ tlrHI Stereo. · Weak e M8jor Ded Polly finds herself Involved in a town controversy over a pholbgraph. Stereo. Q 1:35 Cll MOVIE: R - From Ollllgan•e laland (2:00) 9:00 ()) D ® Round Tabla Rhea's mother questions her ethics; Kaltlln starls her mallroom Job. Stereo. £;I Cll ra (I). Dtnoaaura Earl's ability to piCI< Ms lands him a job as a network o•ecutlve. Stereo. C (I) Amerlca'a POitticel Parllea: . , _ and Prtnclpta 90 (f) i • De o.~n1ng Stereo. Women llglillnga 0 slghtlnga In New York are said to be top secret · airplanes. Stereo. C 11J MOVIE: A Night'rn the Ule of Jimmy Reardon IR) II]) • BARNEY I'M GONE FLOAT FISHIN', MAW . LET'S NOT . BYE-BYE SU6AR PIE II FERGIT OUR BYE·BYES (2:00) p tA7U' •AKQ +K 762 +AQ Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South By Pblllip Alder Welt Nortli East 2NT PaS8 3+ Pus William Shakespeare made mention 3. Pass 3NT Pus in "Twelfth Night" of "A. plague o' Pass Pass Pass these pickle herring!" If he had been a bridge player, perhaps he would .have Opening lead: " 2 rephrased that to a plague of pickle red herrings. On some deals there are.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. cards, usually honors, that tempt declarer into a losing line of play. If only the honor were a low card, the contract would present no difficulty. To- th~ king and played a seeond heart, day's dealls ah example. DeClarer continued with the ltiog and After North, . via a . transfer bid, ~~t~other diamond, but East and showed a balanced band with five led a third round of hearti; one cfowa. hearts, South selected four hearts as The club queen was a red her-riJi&. U the final eontraet. He knew oi an declarer wins trick one and Immedieight-card fit, and, more important, ately plays the ace and q._ of clubs, the potential blockage in the heart suit he cannot go down. West wills and threatened to kill three no-trump. leads a trump, but declarei' o • to Here, though, three no-trump is lay- dummy with a diamond to tbe 1ft and down and four hearts needs careful t'llffS the club seven in band for bis handling. You just can't bid every lOth trick. ' hand perfectly without seeing all the If a ruff can be taken in the shortcards. trump hand, even if that .; . the declarWest. with an unappealing lead, se- er's, it is almlist certain to be the li&bt ' lee ted a trump. DeClarer won in hand, play. r played a diamond to dummy's ace and @ 1-. . . .APUMIU ._, finessed the club queen. West wbn with S.utli . ®NaahvlleNow a Larry Kl"'l u..t / .( 1 YIIO' \1 I Dootllo1 Cllioll 11- 31 tqU~IIIftt 17-1 18 ilopa'lil ......... 43-41¥11111111 41 Cot"" 50- Fon POMEROY - Two area women ..-en: hospitalizl:d for treatment of injuries suffered in a one-vehicle accident ncar the intersection of Buuanut and Bric:Jc: Sts..,Pomeroy, Friday allcmnon. · ,, Both the driver of the pickup truck, Tc:n:sa L Alderson, 31 , of 271 Nortb Front St., Middleport, and Ia prmcngcr. Karen S. Jones, 27, 101 Pleasanl Ridge, Pomeroy, wen: llliiiSJIDI100 by squad 10 Vetc:rnns Memorial Hospital. Jooes was Dow-n from there by 11 luporlolht 1311o- 54 Worlllll<o · 51Grooii- H-AI 1!110- ,, ·~ ,. 13 FroiiiTinW Mlllnd 17 ... 1111.- ,OL Ill - Quo+rtlo DOWIII ~ 31 ...__ 11-- ..-· ·-- ..,_... lliiiil..... 31 CaMIIIM c.t:l. M tlwY ·- ~~12-1 33 F-lrU. 34- 4111ont 41-CI a-··rw ... :"'_ .... ....... . II he.-., 11-DIWIIM Do•-- 30 32:ISin- -~~~~~ Ga. Will..., 411'11 II . 38-- 37 Ag!IUI- ROMULUS. Mitb. (AP)- Bill r JDioa Mstrd in endorsements mD 200 IDitmand former prosec:•tors Satmday as be criticized Pn:sidl:llt Baslt's law-and-order brother to Malssa wlien she skips school. Stareo. Q "*'*"' tlll• oe Bob Bob Instantly reveals which signs are roman:: tlcally perfect tor you. Mall $2 ptus a long, 9811-addr~. stamped envelope to Matchmaker. c/o this newspapar, p;o. Bo• 91428. Cleveland, OH n:aJrd a 10 shield bimself rn. soft-oa-crimc auacks in the •••••;p•s liDal ct.ys. datends Penny, the character he modeled alter his wife. Stereo. t;1 liD e Litcety luapecta An advertising executive Is murdered In a rave club. Stereo. £;I . 10:00 ()) G o l'lll'ly Away Forrest buries his wile and ~a. ls with the family. Stereo. men!. 1\ convivial atmosphere will help. ARIEl ( - 21·April 111 Uaually, you'rfi an upbeat Individual. But If you let little frustrations get under your skin CiSNewaO BERNICE today, you might be unduly moody, ~ e (I) • 20/20 Stereo. BEOEOSOL 4410f-3428. TAURUS (April »MMI1 201 It you're ~ Move Over: women SCORPIO (Ocl. M-Nov. 221 Knowledge around IndiVIduals who hive something and the 't2 ~lgn A you've recently acquired can be as ben· worthwhile to contribute, listen to what colle!:llon of stories Ia culed ellclal to a ciON friend as it Is to you. they have to say. You'll retain what you from around the coyntry Ho-. when you dispense It, don't hear and Iatif find a way to uM It about women on the front be a know-h-alt aflectlvely. linea of American potltica. IAGITTARIUI (-. 23-0ec. 211 Your GEI•tr CIIIIJ 21........ :10) Focus (1 :00) Stereo. C Instincts regarding commercial matters · ellorta today on endeavors that Gil e ce PlCioet l'lfiC!II could be lllarpar than usual today. Fat- . enlllnce your material lleCUrlty. TO.w•l Brock Ia perauadad to run low your hunchel, as well as your logic, are - a l constructive steps you can for meyor a...,- uncovering a when conducting business. now talca. money aca~ ~r89. £;I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..,...;'11) 'Try not CANCIER (.hiM 21-.luiJ 22) Try to d&to becoma Involved with an acquaint- · Vl/te as mUCh time as possible today Oct. 17, 1112 ance who always steps forward and 1111 advancement ot your primary InterII]) 700 Clult W1lli Pat · .· . makes decisions tor you. You're not eat. Oon't get yourult lnv- wtlh RaUI"'IIOI 11'1 very Important In the year ahead likely to 111.- much patience wtlh this people who coulcllicletrack you. that you elevate your lights a bit where lndlvjdual today. · LEO (...., 2:1-Aug. 221 Acrltlclll objec>- . 10:30• Auettn e ID,....... A - America materlal goals are concerned. The AQUAIIIUI (.1811. ~ 111 Dutiaa live can be achleNd today by operating MaadOWflnda Cup !rom Eaat narder you pulh yourMII, -u.. gNBter that you require your Immediate . In a manner thai . . . - you to keep a Authel'ford, N.J. (L) your chancea for succeaa. · attention lhOUid be giVen priority today. low profile. ""'- your Intentions a New lltploNre Future o1 UIIIIA (jlapt. 23-0ct. 231 An objeCtive . If you at1ernptto aweap them under the I,unoblrulhlely u pculble. . lpacl travel. (0:30) you couldn't achiew yasterdey lool<s , carpet, you're not tlkaly to lllve peace · 'YIIICIO (Aug. 23 lapL 21) Sincerity In like It can be attained today - It you . of mind. · . ·dealing with othen lathe key to harmo-1 10:• (I) MOVII: No MM:j !Rl (2:00) make uecond effort. This lima, be a bit PI SCI I (Feb. :10 M od• :10111 there lu , niDus relallonahlpa. Fn.ndtl wilt ~ mora flexible and tenacious. Know ·bullneaa ma- you're going to d!Kuaa date you today, b8cw• lliey'M 11:GO ()) e Cllil (I) (I) e where to lool< lor romance and you'll todeywllh actlanl or proapect, dolt In a your COi-n tor tlllm Is genuine. ee Q__Newa , . · lind ft. The Astra-Graph Matchmaker SOCial telling, not a ~ en~on- .._. II) Night c-t c " WIIIll pnaisc )'011 is a panat:r*ip-- rhetoric, not hot '\' h ,dlr.lp 30-sc cood tele· wsioa a balauae J*buship,'' Clia... said. ""I do not promise mindes ia die 'fi&ltl 011 crime, but I ....,...... .,..ilislikt." o;..•s oft'casive came as he miw:d ia 'firl!ip!ID pqwe for MuidalJ aipl's detJIIe finale with Basil ... Rms Paot. perbaps lbe 1mt best llope for Bush 10 (f) - ' ' 'I'!' I =· reverse tile cl) - • «a ~gn Clio- . . ._ ...,jpwd siDtC lbe sum- ___..__ JDa' •_ . -' y• ••• IA,IIIli~- BaSla spc~~t tbe day at Camp David, M.d., reviewin« debate lllidill bocb He was10 rewm 10 die WW1r: a- Sunday, then Oy 111 'firltiP' for the confronteiion Rtr....r ·' G ' Z P G I Y NIMXL AJXCIGIOC allowable ·under state law without a the state also generally exempt oldvote of the people. In other Ohio age pensions and benefits, as well communities that have instituted as capital gains and losses. Smilh · '· municipal income taxes, the rates said. However, the actual revenue vary from one-quarter of a percent · from Gallipolis' income tax has LO 2-1/4 percent, Smith said. Exemptions to paying the tax seen a decline in recent years, The include military pay, income city realized $838,563.94 from che earned by religious, charitable) or tax in 1989 and saw that amount educational organizations, net prof- increase to $845,945 .50 in 1990. lt its of public utilities (except long- dropped to $837,061.13 in 1991, distance telephone companies) and and with 2-1/2 months remaining income earned from interest and on 1992, the tax has generated just dividends. Munici~a!!! ! es ~o:.: ~~ Continued on A.-l HcalthNet to the Charleston Area ahhough no charges had been filed Medical Center, General Hospital, .as of Saturday morning. Rought said that Alderson was for treatment of extcnsi ve head and faci~ i'lrijuries. Saturday morning following an emergen cy squad she was "reported in satisfactory which had picked up a friend of Jones on Second Street. He was condition. •. . Alderson was aditiitlcd to Veter- being transported to Veterans. Alderson apparently los1 conans for treatment of lacerations, abrasions, an.c:J possible internal trol of th e truck as she tried to keep up with the squad and hit a utility injuries. Pomeroy Chief of Police Gerald Rought said that excessive speed for road conditions is being consid- rary power outage in 1hc area. ered as a factor in ihc accid ent ~~~-s~fnf~~ca~d~~~~~~-· ~~~~~ By .nM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Staff Gt\LLJP()LIS - A Gallipolis man charged with felonious assault was bound over to the next grand jury term and remains in j~l C?n a $5,000 cash bond after a prehmtnary hearing ·friday afternoon in · the Gallipolis Municipal Court of Judge Joseph L. Cain. Tony Ferrell, 19, is charged with felonious assault in a dispute that 'resulted in the shooting death of 48-year-{)14 Olley Angel of Gal- .· lipolis. . Gallia County Prosecutor Brent A. Saunders called Wanda Marchi of Gallipolis, Olley Angel's sisterin-law, to the s!afld to testify. Marchi said Mr. Angel was struggling with 17-year-{)ld 'Jerry Matney when Ferrell approached from the side and auempted to strike Mr. Angel with a wooden object. · Mr. Angel blocked the wooden object at which time it split into two pieces, Marchi said. Attorney David T. Evans, representing Ferrell, criticized Marchi 's testimony and the wording of the felonious assault complaint. Evans referred to Marchi's use of the word "object" instead of the word "club" as listed on the complaint Evans offered two reasons for the court to dismiss the felonious assault charge against Ferrell. "The into•icated state and once again state has not proved there was a asked that the state drop the charge deadly weapon and has not proved against Ferrell. probable cause." "My client was itot in a position Marchi referred to a wooden to commit felonious assault knowobject, Evans said. He pointed out ingly," Evans said. ' • that a wooden object mean almost Cain again refused to dismiSs anything, even a pencil. the case and said the prosecution Cain overruled·Evans' motion to presented evidence for probable dismiss the case stating devices not cause that there may have been a intended as weapons can some- felonious assault and bound Ferrell times be wielded as weapons. over to the next tenn of the Gallia Evans then asked the prosecu- County grand jury, Lion to produce the object before Angel was shot and killed the coun and said the case should around 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, on be dismissed until the object is' Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis, in lbe shown. parJi:ing .lot beside 'the Pi:!;za-,HQt Saunders disagreed . .rf someone restaurant. His daughter Paula gets stabbed to deat.h and the Angel. ·24, was wounded in' the assailant throws the kntfe mto the incident. Ohio River, does this mean there · The victims were taken by Gal- . _ was no murder· because there's no lia County Emergencr Medical murder weapon, he asked. Service to Holzer Methcal Center Cain again overruled Evans' where Mr. Angel was pronounced motion to dismiss the case. dead and Ms. Angel was treated Evans called Gallipolis Police and released. ' Officer Greg Frazier to testify. Also facing charges in the inciFrazier stated that Ferrell was dent, Jerry Matney is charged with, arrested at the scene on a charge of murder and felonious assault in the disorderly conduct by intoxication, shooting incident and is being held a charge that was later dropped . in detention. Another youth is · Further investigation by police led charged with felonious assault. to the felonious assault charge. Two adults, Danny Matney, 18, Upon questioning by Evans, Cliesh!te, and David R. Criqenden, Fraz 1er testified that Ferrell was 20, Rtttman, were both charged intoxicated. with menacing and aggravated Evans sai(l Ferrell was unable to menacin!( followint~ the incident form r.he intent to commit the . and are m jail in heu of $1,000 alleged assault because of his cash bond apiece. Oh1·o, ·nati·on have surge Clinton takes crime offensive, of female candidates prepares for debate finale ., lclloeMr, 17F•-.t 15 ColielloO · Hospital. Botb are iD satisfactory condition. Two women hospitalized after accident 20 City"' 12 ACCOI illn; to 'tbe Cbarleston Area Medical Center. Teresa L. Alderson Is • patient at Veterans Memorial ili,;.ris. bno S.-'-- flown by HealthNet 'ft' -- -.... ... 511-- 13=-" 14- · 11-. 11 , _ ! -' • tdiliiJ ... 8ft. liaspitalized for treatment or _...,... I I ACCIDI!HI' SCENE - Tile two women who Wl!ft • dois pirbp tndl wllm it slammed'· into Tbe World Almanac 11 Cro••word ACROSS 14 Sectlona, 140 Pagee AUutdmerlla Inc. NHapepar Ferrell case bound over to next term of Gallia County,. grand jury r ' 9:30 (IJ ra (I) e Camp Wilder Brody tries to be a big . I . the job is getting tougher every meeting set for Th~day, Oct. 29 support other services. Tax coUectioas decline year, City Manager Glenn Smith at7:30 p.m. in che Ariel Theatre. Water service and sewer revThe city's general fund, which said. "They think we're getting by, · draws its .revenue from che I per- enue are in good shape, Smith said, but we're not, and that's where cent income tax, fllJallces such ser- but "the general fund is the one in we're living right now," Smit~ vices as police, fue, and paries and trouble,'' because a decline in the noted. "You really don't do plan- recreation. In addition, it supple- local economy has combined with ning, you govern by emergency. ments street work and cemetCTy a loss of population over the last upkeep. Other services, such as decade to reduce che city's annual You fvrwhat's broken." water and sewer, are funded direct- take from the income tax. Questions about the city's fmancial status and condition of its ser- ly from fees charged to users . . The I percent levy on people vices will be answered by Smith, Smith and City Auditor Deborah who live or work in Galhpolis, members of the City Commission Hughes pointed out that money which has been in effect since the and other officials a,t the town from chose funds cannot be used to late 1970s, is the maximum amount t• t:;1 11J1 Final Appeal: From 1i MOVIE: •••••Mioo SOUTH Fishing for red herrings .., PerUy cloudy. Hl&b In mld-40s. • tm.es- Mlddleport--Pomeroy-Galllpolls-:Polnt Pl~nt, October 18, 1992 6Al..l.li'OLIS - Dn:limng rerCIIIICS ..a 1n: problems .faced by muy American cities >trugliD& to ngjnlajn and deliver Sthites ID die~ These probJcms an: DOl lllllrDown in southern Obio aJinml...;,ies, and are bealmiug "eeY real few tile c:ity of Gallipolis . . Locked ill by funds directed toward specific JIUIJKlSes and a Vllying - '"' or ~ue for its gemal filnd, GaDipolis is s1ill JliD" vidin& Enia: ID ils residents, but EAST +Q 10 9 • 743 tQIOI3 +J95 Sports. ___ ......."':"............. c1-s Weatber. - ···..··-···............A-2 ·Falling revenUes pinch Gallipolis' pocketbook · NORTII 11-11-11 +65 .JIOU6 +A 54 .• 7 8 z LupQ MuiiC Concert Deat)ls. ~ ..- ..........- ......... ..A-5 Editoral - " .................... ..A-4 .City manager: 'You fix what's broken' .. f(tf. LA I> Classilied .....- .....- ......... 02-7 ' ·r~-:~;:::~;::~:---, sleep. Now, after fifteen years, AIC Newl £;I (I) Wlllrlln the Wartd I REE 0 L : I I' I IIJ IMCOJVM. 1;1 IB MuiDwortd 8 Wolld Today 1111 Prince Valiant 8:01 Cll Tllree'a Cornpeny 8:3a ()) 8 QJ) NIJC Newt £;I Cll Ed McMef!on'a Iter Along the river ............. Bl-8 Business!Farm..........-.•.Dl-8 B-1 Ra::.!fstareo. Inside juf.alll -. Paat- airing an l'lour-long "'-c:n:ial Salltrday night on ABC. W .......y. b8Jf discus- • V N 8 J I «lis .... ID Cla!C tile <!eficlt sina iD liwe ,-s VDIGDE.' tlaoiiP • may of ..... MJCUIS. ......... DYMGCIIHYXM Cli•- arrived ia .Mic:hig1n HKJZZXM . - . . . . .., • pall sllowin&· • "'"'... ...... diP lrad llut try- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "WhO knowa what Napotoonlc . postures our .,.._.,.. take In front ot White HOUM mirrors?" - Rober! Sherrill. . iag 1D iii •• I • "way J)RIII&· IUIC'• spa:a.lalion of a possible LJi.ole IJr······a,... . -- -· • I SliD. I . acknowledged lie felt free to target several smaller, Republican-leaning states n~:xt weclc: because of solid leads in the bill industtial suues. And, without usmg the word, he said a major goal in the final weeks was to gain a mandate by detailing specifics of his programs in as many states ~ possible. · "This is not a race 10 just defeat my opponent,'' Clinto.n said as he left Little Rock. "This 'is a race to shape the future of the couqtry. So it's not about landslides. It's about what's going to happen to the American people." A poll taken after the first two debates gave Clinton reason for optimism. . The Ney;sweek survey of 751 registered voters showed· Clinton with 46 percent support, 10 31 percent for Bush and 14 percent for Perot- up from 44-35-12 ih a similar poll taken before the debates and intensified Bus~ attacks on Clinton's character. In a television interview Salllf· day, Bush's secretary of housing and urban development, Jack Kemp. suaested the president was makmg a mistake by hammering Clinton on his efforts to avoid being drafted and his 1960s antiwar activities. "Look, I don't thinUt is the ceitlllll issue that's going 10 make a decision around which people will voce in November," Kemp said on cNN's "Evans and Novak" inter. ·view show. · Clinton's anti-crime event was '+ I as much style as substance- with fellow Democrats accounting for vinually all the 200-plus endorsements from current and former state attorneys general, two former U.S. attorneys, and local prosecutors and police groups. "We have wimessed the determination of this Bush administration to win wars anywhere on this earth" besides America's crime.plagued cities, said Denver District Attorney Norm Early. "Our alleged crime-fighting partners in Washi1;1g10n have been A-W-0-L the past four years.'' Continue on A-S AKRON, Ohio (AP) - A surge of women candidates in Ohio apparently reflects a sharp swing nationwide as people focus more on family issues and the notion that political outsiders would serve better; a newspaper,reported. Forty-eight women are running for the Ohio General Assembly nine for the 16 contested Senate . seacs aM 39 for the 99 House seats. Currently 21, or 16 percent, of Ohio's 132 legislators are women. The national average of women in state legislaeures is 18 percent "There is always something new and .different each election year, but nation\\(ide, the numbers are unprecedented,'' Lucy Baruch, of the Center for Women in American Politics at Rutgers University, told the Akron Beacon Journal in a report published Tuesday. Record numbers of women also are lip for congressional seats , Baruch said . Currently, women hold only two of 100 U.S . Senate seats and 29 of 435 House seats. This year, 11 women are run ning for the Senate and Ill for the House. ''People are looking for the unconventional, and from the onset, women fill that role," said auomey Belly Williams, a Democratic candidate for Ohio's 47th House District. She is running against Republican John Reed, an Akron allomey. Williams, a member of the SumContinued on A-S Flower pot dedication held GALLIPOLIS -Walkers in Gallipolis city park may notice the recent installation of eight large flower pots in the park. About 25 people attended a ·short ceremony in the park Thursday afternoon to dedicate the. installation .of the Dower pots - two in each comer of the park. · Tom Hopkins, director of Gal• lipolis Parks and Recreation, recogmzed those present who helped purchase the flower pots. Attendin$ were; Brenda Maley, Glenna Wtlliams, Jonnie Lou Gabrielli, Doris Slackhouse and Edith Adkins, all of che Gallipolis Garden Club; Pam Matura of. the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce; Debbie Dodrill and Katie ·Shoemaker of the Cheshire Garden '· Club and Beautification Committee: City ]danager Glenn Smith; David Shalfer and Barora Coleman of Star Bank; Bob and Jewel Evans; Lynne Hopkins, president · of the Gallipolis Retail Merchancs Association; Kelly Bosworth, KGI'I (Keep Gallipolis Beautiful) member; . . Rusty Alonzo, president of the Gallipo.lis Rotary Club, and hl.s . wife, Gtsela; Ron McDade, prestdent of the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce and Communit~ Imptovement Corporation: Tom Wiseman and Shirley Wiseman of the Wiseman Agency, Erma Robinson, purchaser of memorial. plants; Anita Strauss; Tom Hopkms and Beth Cherrington. · FLOWER POTS DEDICATED- About 15 people attended a sbort ceremony in ihe park Thursdaf. afternoon to dedicate the installation or eight new nower pots n the Gllllipolis city park • two in eiiCb corner of the park. Here, Tom Hopkins, director or Gallipolis ParkS and Recreation Department, recognizes those present who. helped purcbase tbe nower pots. (Times-Sentinel photo by Jim Freeman) ; ' .I , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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