https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0bb717c93b0a79c1dcb3620dbd8c1abf.pdf 8228a42df9dd842c6f24bf7e5788c24d PDF Text Text • Pial 14-Tht o.lly sentinel -People in the news-· Beat of the Bend.. ~ · JERUSALEM (AP) -- Fo~- · ', ~ HousloD hu cuUied ill coacert tour of .... 811dliulopo Cllldle advice rl docba. - bilcli palllicist said !DO!!!hs... by Bob Hoeflich accolint eveil tli<iugb all blob do Now TIIAT is special! have controls in plac:e. On Oct 9, Amy Abbot~ daugh· The bouom line is don "I 'give ter of Cinda Morris Abbott and your bank account or credit card Gene Abbott of Mt. Gilead, was numbers 10 anyone you don't know elected homecoming queen at and if someone wants to verify Bloom-Carroll High School, • your bank account njllllber, teD the Thirty years ago on Oct. 5, caller you will telephone the bank 1962, Amy's Mother, Cinda, was · and take care of the mauer, · elected homecoming queen at the ·Middleport High School, !love the :leoret ballot !)(voting, Cinda is the daughter of However, I don't mind voicing my William and Dorothy Morris, S. supJ!Ort or the replacement levy Second Ave,, Middleport, and of commg up on Nov. 3 by the Meigs course, Amy is their granddaugh· County Department of Health. ter. The local health department Be not dismayed, "Locomo- does provide a wide range of seriion" on Mechanic St., in Pomeroy, vices an~ !lJese are li:a: or puviled will again feature ils Haunted for a mm1mal charge. · For ~, House this Halloween season. The ple, the Colum~ Health Departhouse-more ·terrifying than . ment has been administering flu ever-will open at 8 p.m. Sunday shots. The charge is $5. In Meigs and will be open each evening County, you Cl!n receive your flu through Friday. Admission is $2 shot from the Meigs County Heallh but you'll probably get ll)ore than Department for $1 if you are a your money's worth in fright. By senior citizen, 55 and older, or disthe way, if any adults would like to abled and $2 if you fall in anodler ' assist with the project give Mrs, catcgol)', So, It prob~bly Would be timely Robert (Iva) Sisson in Rutland a for me to remind you of tbe local call. schedule for flu shots. The first And at the airport in Parkers- ones-this year's shoi covers tbe burg, W.Va,, a couple of World Texas, Panama and Beijing War II vintage planes have been strains-will be givm from 9 am. brought in, One is a B-24 Libera· to 12 noon and from. l to 4 p.m,, tor an.d the name on the bombay Friday, Oct. 30, at the Meigs door is that of Victor Bahr, Meigs .. Senior Citizens Centef on Mulben'y County, who was at one time pilot Heights, Pomeroy. This ICSSion is of the plane, for senior citizens and disabled per· sons. Then on Monday, Nov. 2, Here's a warning. II hasn't hap, the heallh depanment will be givpened in Meil!s Crmnty yet so far ing !he shots to the public from 9. a,m, .10 12 IIOOn, Thele shots will as I know bu11t can. be given in the health depanment There is presendy a scam under· quarters which are in the same way to get your bank account num. building as the Senior Center. Fllr ber as well as your credit can! those missing the first twO sessions, number, It has been confined to flu shots will be given at the health other areas up 10 !his point depanment quarters from 9 am. 10 This is bow is wotks, accordinl 12 noon on Nov, Sand Nov. 12, 10 a local banker: · The dcpartnient annually adminSomeone calls on the phone isters between 1500 and 1800 flu identifying himself as a representa· shots. tive of a bank. He says he is call· ing 10 v~rify. an account number , I'm saving my change in an and will you please ~ive it to him. empty peanut jar these days with He also waniS 10 venfy your credit the ultimate. goal of purchasing a . card number while he is on the line, Lcxus. According to the commer, Once the person secures these ·numbers, it becomes e;15y to charge cia Is I sec they start at only merchandise 10 your account and . $47,000. Wow! Am I being over provides a nice _possibility f~r optimistic? Do keep s~iling. someone 10 tap 1010 your bank , TOPS begins new contest was Christmu c• ''Facts Nonsense"" on 1m Terri Hill the best loser and Donna Jacks was runner-up at the gsining weight are to llria& in • extta reecnt meeting of Ohio TOPS Club No. 570. Bernice Durst was best KOPS loler. Judy Wolfe won the .fruit basket . Sharon Matson was honored as Miss Autumn wilh a loss of 20 pounds, She was also tlie best monthly loser, · Peggy Vining was tbe winner of lhe Harvest Contest. '"Merry Christmas" is !he.new c:on1est now in~ Members - to bring a · ornament or i~a~~ ro jom in lhe IXJIItest Paper omiiiiCIIIS will be earned by membon who lose, The best loser will receive aD Christmas items, Those irem. · Debbie Hill presented a and mylhs about djc:JjDI and diet foodS, Open house will be observed Tuesilay fro S-7 p.m. at the Carpenters Hall in Pomeroy, Anyone interested in losing weilht is invit• eel. Call 992-2234 or m-5638 for information, .. VSC to meet Oct. 26 wu.....,. Tbe 28-year-old sinJer, who married fellow pop alar Bobby Brown in July,- .tviled ., caned tbe trip - - . . . medical aupavision, Miri llai-Joeefaaid in • • • 'hill( ~-··• Tel Ill~ Jivm two coaceaain Aviv dlis weekend bef"cre 1aundling a Eui..,.,_. tour, "The entire European tour is c:ancclcd,"llid tbe Sl8lemenL The show's Israeli producers were notified Tuesday night by Houston's falher and manager OXFORD, Miss. (AP) - Best· selling novelist John Grisham' has sold the film rights to his new book, five 1110nth• before it's even published. , Long Bottom holds community meeting Ins~rt 11111 • R.S.V.P. priced. That's Rutland Fumlture Showcaae Value Price, which mans Rock Bottom Pricea, Everydayl 1 ' r.r• - •••··~,. .••~ _ a tre.loTlda a.,..Ia cooarby oak .... enfte4 forthJa tn I I') ad WWanl. The Past Mattons of Evangeline Chapter No, 172,.On!er (If the East· em ~tar. met recendy at lhe home ofK.albryn Knight in Middleport Ben!M McC~ ~ded. and ~the mcetiDg wilh devOtiOns, HoY! to K2ow ~h~n ou 're Growmg Old, and 'W~ Our Hands or Restillg Our "-Is, ~.':! Starr. grand page 10 the ....,...., gran!1 m,atron, was presenteel a IIIOilCIIr)' gift. ·lhlbehomDec. lf~g will be held at e e o Emma Clat~fl!!Y :r . ., CRASH INVESTIGATED- Rodney R. Ebersbach, 27, Middleport, received minor injuries In this .one-vehicle crash on Carmel R,oad in Sulton Township Thursday around 1:15 _p.m. The driver, Thomas J, Eakins, 31, Syra· cuse, was arrested by Gallia-Meil!s Post of the State Highway Patrol on a charge of driving under the influence. Ebersbach was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service, The crash is under investigation. Quayle winds up bus trip; Issue 5, ad fights continue • tint of the year. •• By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer . .}'"ice President Dan Quayle gi-ee(ed visitors.at the annual Cir• cleville Pumpkin Show to cap a two-day campaign bus tour that spanned parts. of northwest and central .Ohio. Gov, George Voinovich accom • panied Quayle pan of the way but SBDC to offer extension service .• SAVE $JO $11 MONTHLY" • Dial clock lAC<....I timer ~------~--~-Gaa range w~h 30% larger poroetain enameled oven and plloHree ignnion ...$40 less · than comparable Keninorit (Not Shown) s379·99 .,. ,' ' 2G-In. color TV • 24-function remote • On~ ttme, channel, menu & M()R~ WGNAvox· S13"""""LV' (P071321) • 25-function ·HMcts Up" remote control +On-screen channel and menu for all oet adjUstmonls • AIV In jacks for acceenry hook-up ••o •379'' IK"""•'I I13MONTHLY' The Meigs County Chamber of Commerce has announced !hat the Small Business Development Center of Southeastern Ohio has extended its services into Meigs County:' R, Douglass Green, assistant direc10r of the SBOC, will visit the chamber office, located on East Second Street, on Wednesdays beginning Nov. 4 10 meet with individuals interested in starting a business or with business owners loolting for assistance, The free service is underwriuen by !he Chamber and the SBOC. Green is a CPA and has worl<ed with the consultinl! departments , of national and regional fmns. He will begin consultmg with individuals who need infonnaLion about starting a new business, who need 10 develop a business plan or who need continuing assistance with ·an established business. · Appointments can be scheduled by calling the chamber office at 992·5005. Crow rules in favor of ELTA Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred W, Crow Ill has ruled in favor of the Eastern Local Teachers Association in a lawsuit against the school bOard, Crow found !hill the board's action 10 overturn a detention issued by a teacher W;IS unlawful in that it was talcen in executive session. Crow also reinstated the detention against the srudcnt, who gradual· ed in June, The bOard was prohibited from considering in executive session matters of discipline as well as from having discussions in executive . session if they result in a change of position or action by school personnel, even if !hal activity does not result in a form!ll vote, No monetary judgment was awarded by Crow, Deer-vehicle acciden.t reported A Ponland man's pickup truck sustained modemte damage after striking a deer on Ohio 7 m Salisbury Township Thursday around 7:30a.m. · · Larry R. Mees, 38, 56739 SR 124, was southbound on Ohio 7 driving a 1986 Chevrolet S-10 and struck and lcilled a deer when it ran on10 the roadway. No injuries were reported, ' Property dispute resolved IAIAIER'I IPECIAll OIILT I Ill STOCI- SOLD AS IS V. B. WILUAMS PINE BEDROOM ·sum Ca•plete wltll FREE Glee• Size ... t 1 (.lilt~ . . lox Spdlp) .. .. . ,......... ....... .., 5699 Triple dill i U hlilch llllmlr.. clllllaf • dices a, nlglll • IEG'IAIIJ $1199.95 , , 95 b' ~~. to J4ll a d, _. W.AIIC)pln: Mon. tllrU .... 1:30-1 Clole II Noon an Tllura. 1t W ala 742·2211 " . . . . " .. ...,.... lUll 111111• 1111.1111, .10 1·....37-1217 , A property dispute between Vernon Banels, Syracuse, and !he V1Uage of Syracuse has been resolved by an entry flied by Meigs Continued on page 3 · Rutland residents will vote· on two levies Election Day Rutland village residents will . ate $3,281l.79. Six mills.wiD gener· vote on both a two mill renewal ate $9,866,37. · · levy and a new two-mill levy when Sll'eel lighting for the village, ~y go Ill the polls on Nov, 3, · Smilh said, costs about $3,600' a . Cu!fently the village h.as four year, several hundred doUam· more mills m effect, two-of which are up ·than two mills generate, for renewal, If both the renewal l'assl\ge of the both the renewal and lhe new levy passes, then the and new levies wiD talce the village viUage will have six mills on which back to the amount of money on 10 operate the viUage. whi~h it was operating two years According to'6andy Smith, Rut· ago when a renewal levy was land villaJl~ ~!eric, two mills gener, defeated, · A bid from Tom Mayle Construction Company in the amount of $56,000 was accepted by Racine ViUage Council for street paving in lhe village. The bid was !he only one submitted and was over the estimated cost of$49,913, Additional funds for the paving were Obtained by appropriating money from the water fund 10 cover raising the curb boxes thai would be covered during the paving. Money was also appropri, ated in the street maintenance and repair fund . The monies had been certified earlier by the budget commission but had not yet been appropriated. Since the terms of the contract called for completion of the project by year's end, council decided not to rebid t~e job. Councilman Henry Bentz will be the inspector for the project, Mayor Frank Cleland and Street Commissioner Glenn Rizer repon- eel work on the Community Devel- opment Block Grant project of tying in the water line from Vine 10 Route 124 and !hen 10 Main Sll'eet, II was stated that residents of lhe area of the new lines should get a break in their fire insurance as new hydrants will be instaUed, . Halloween trick or treat in lhe viUage was announced for Oct, 30 from 6-7 p.m. Residents wanting 10 participate are asked to turn on their porch lights, II is requested that people not drive !heir vehicles 10 follow the children doing the Irick or treating as this poses a problem, especially on the hill area. Council approved the purchase of door decals for the new com, pactor truck and the street comm is, sioner was authorized to get a needed item forthe dump truck cooling system, New lights have been installed in the council chambers and new , carpeting has been installed at the annex building. The second reading of an ordinance prohibiting installing new rental trailers in the village was approved. A number of residents ha~ appeared and requested this acuon. An ordinance.was approved to establish a capital improvements fund to handle the Issue II money which will then be appropriated m10 the fund to pay for the paving that was rccendy completed as well as funds for the upcoming paving. Approval was given to use. !he annex .and{or fire house for the distribution of commodities. This was ~ted as a convenience 10 the resIdents. Attending were council membe~ Robert Beegle, Henry Bentz, Carroll Teaford, Scott Hill and Ron Clark; fire chief John Holman.: street commissioner, Glenn Rizer; . Mayor Cleland and Clerk Carolyn Powell. · • Meigs voter registration figures up 1,255 over 1991 mark officials say Earlier, Dale Budand, Sen, John q1enn's _re~lection;campaign"manIf the incressed voter registra, ager; ch1ded Glenn s challenger for "running from the (presideniial) lion is any indication of voter inter• ticket" because of Bill Clinton's est then Meigs County should have lead over President Bush in several a record turnout Oil Nov, 3. As of the Oct. 5 deadline to regOhio polls. ister, there were 14,419 Meigs DeWine denied it. And Republican Rep . Bob Couniians.registered 10 vote. Of the 10tal6,687 were RepubJi, McEwen debated his Democratic challenger, Ted Stricldand, at Mari- cans, 3,187 were Democrats, and 4,545 were non,declared or indeetta Colle$e. After Quayle l"eft Lima, he went pendents. on to St. Marys where he was · The figures show an increase of cheered by an awaiting crowd of 1,255 registered voters over the 3,500, including 1,200 high school 1991 figures when 13,174 persons registered 10 vote in the county. students. Absentee votes this year are Later, he attended a fund-raiser coming in at about the same rate as in New Bremen, The pumpkin in previous presidential election show and a reception in Columbus years, according lo Rita Lewis, ended the two-day trip, director. As of Wednesday 839 had Elsewhere, ·Ohio Democratic been received but the official said Chairman Eugene Branstool and that a thousand or more are expectClinton's Ohio campaign directOr, . Mark Longabaugh, demanded that ed. To qualify 10 vote absentee, res, Bush stop running radio ads that idents must be 62 or older, going K! ther said include lies about Clinbe out of the county on election ton s economic plan. David Yost, spokesman for day, confmed 10 a hospital or oursBushQuayle '92, defended !he ads and said they will continue, Bmnstool denied claims in the ads that Clinton's f'l"!lposals would cost Ohio 200,000 JObs. He said the figure was made up, and reminiscent of the Water~ate scandal and the Republicans' 'long history of · dirty tricks." Yost countered that the Clin10n campaign "has problems with the truth," In other developments, Cincinnati area business leaders urged the defeat of Issue S, which requires warning labels on products that , could cause cancer or birth defects. Former U.S, Agriculture Secretary John Block, now a food supply executive in Cincinnati, said Issue S is not needed and would be a mistalce. . He said its costs could wreck ' small businesses and increase prod· uct costs by an average of 2 per· suffered neck pains and returned to <:;Q.Iumbus after a 101!1" of a tank plant in Lima. Lt. Gov, Mike DeWine, the GOP candidate for lhe U.S, Senate, . joined the lOur at a rally in Xenia after at first saying he had a schedule conflict and could not make the event at the Greene County Courthouse in DeWine's home county. Local briefs-----. • Two 8' & two 6' elemeni,S for cool<lop pow8f: • Porcel!lin,enimeled oven A Multlmeclle Inc. Newepeper accepts·Mayle bid cfor street-paving project wilh Beulah McComas cooking 111e Christmas dinner. Radler lhaD a gift exchange, the group will donate to a worthy cause. HostesSCS for lhe meeting were Farie Kennedy, Euvetll Bechtel and Kathryn KnighL They served sandwiches, chips, cakes. coffee, tea and candies in Halloween pumpkins to Emma Clatworlhy, Rosemary Lyons, Sue Starr, Vickie Houchins, Linda Cramer; Bea Kuhn, Beulah McComas, Twill Childs and guest, Katie Childs, . . derby wtll be announced after tbe 2 Secllana, 14 Pegea 25 cente PoJileroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 23, 1.992 Kathryn Knight hosts meeting UYI :--=:· ,._ Low llllltcbt Ill 501. Saturday, raln.H!pla60L Racine Village Council Kenmore• electric range With our new pricing structure, every piece of bed1oom fumlture Ia today become s, A •B81bie theme carried IIIII In die clx:GIIIow and rdlesb· meats of cate, ice - . poraap chips, clip and ckinb -IICMd, . Attmdin& wens .....pents, David and Lea Naw«. IJIDdper· enll, Hazel and .Diaue Stanley, great-grandmother; Mar1aret Hyself, Bonnie Arnold, Bill, Tammy and Baron Dummitt, Bobby and B«ly ~, SendinJ ai!ll were Beverly Napper ud Dlrin and Roberta YOUIII- . Tbe door prize was won by David Napper. Pick 4: 9181 Copyrlght.cl 1812 , v11or~~~PRESENTED • Melp County Elemenlary Super- ' Tu nso PreteDted u overview of the volunteer pro~::..:tio/pen l'lllna•Eiementary School rec:endy. Daring the C th 1r •r.:,nu ~ encounpd to acllvely Involved n e trach~-- a education. The program II a part· ot the Run! DemilliS uuu GranL • Memorial Services for Florence L. Smith will be held floor ~and it was Silted !be- hot ~=-im WOodyard, $ 100 waser llllk was to be replaced, cash; IICCOIId, Carson ~ $50 Saturday, October A smorgasbord dinner will be. gift cenlficate from~a: tbir<J, held Saturday. Paul Klein, $SO gift · ca•· from 24th at 2·p.m. at the A Hallowccn party and meeting "' will be held at ihe home of Paul Napa; fourth, Ken McCulloulh, Jr, Middleport Hauber 00 Oc:L 28 with refresh- 450 .gift certificate from NaJ?a; menu to be served. Woar a ,HaJ • .ftfth.MaltMalone.SSOgiftcenifi- Presbyterian Church, lowccn .......,_ and hrlnn alan cale from N1p11; sixth; Tim Glaze, 165 N. 4th Street. EMILY STANLEY , ............. -"• . g a filet knife and stone: sevenih, Dick ~=,was played at the t~ Knapp, ZebCo 202 rod; eiJ.hlh, Donations to the ina. · mee ~athan ~h.-~ and pencil set; nd ·b • L .J .Meigs Co; Council eCO lT(nuay Attending were Ada Bissell, runth, =Midkiff, Crafted heart· on Aging may be Mel~)' _Roberts, ~nndon Fitch, ~ese gifts can be picked up , Emilr'Owistine Sllllley,Ciaugh- Mae McPeek. lllllllta WeUa, SliD· from I ~ given in place of at y alley Lumber ter of Steve and Jnlie Stanley, ley Wells, JanlC FilCh, Ruby BlfiW- . • ames 9IJII, to S P~· · flowers. Albany, recently celebrated her er, Mr. and Mrs. Harlanci'"llallard.. · m Mi~ Deb:es Hawk JPd Wilma Ander-· A me:eung to plan next year s a guest. 173 VoL 43, No, 128 . Alii Ballard presided at the September meeii.ng of lhe Long Boaom Conummi1y Association. The pl:!fe and Lord's Prayer Derby winners named. . were ~I and officers reports Winners of prizes from the were gtven, ,.,._._ Coun Harland BaJWd reported 011 tbe ••.._, If Soapbox Derby have sec••"' bildldto]• her hoale. 'I! . I . Nominations of officers to be.taken RUTLAIID FURIIIIUIE'S BEDROOM SHOwROOM EXTilAVAGANZA hundreds o( eh~"' wood hedloom lhllteoo befote. ThU oue'• .wrereut, cee<L Ms, Rogers, 81, who lives in Rancho Mirage, Calif.. would testi· Jcih~L . • fy by telephone, said her attorney, Houston's sound equipment Ken Artis, on Tuesday, The picture of Ms. Roger's is already - in Israel and most of tbe tictea bad been sold. Ticket taken from a poster for !he movie holders willnxlCive refunds. "The Vernon and Irene Castle Story," · The card, sold nationwide, also includes M.rllyn Monroe, James Dean, Charlie Chaplin and charac~ ters from "Thew~ of Oz," the Map Couat, Mall Fellow1bip lawsuit said. will baYe ..,....., of officen A call .10 Por)al on Wednesday on Mon~:~7:30 p.m. at the for comment was referred to preih· Blilllbd of 0ri1t. Evay· dent Terence Flynn, who was not CJIICWelCin his offjce. a secretary said, The Meigs County Veteran• Service Commission will meet Monday ill 7:30 p,m. ln .tbe Vet«· w Service Office in Pomeroy. You'T~ HOD "1992 election guide ' MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Gin· F Rogen bu cbariled a Califor· nil COIIIJliiiY wilh dancina off wilh her likeMa 0111 binbdaY card. . . Tbe acreen lepnd, who 110111111· ly clwJes $50.000 for tbe 1110 of her picturel IUed Portal Publica· lions IriC. 01 Corte Madera, Calif., !his wcelc for using a shot of her dancing with the late Fred Allaire without ~on, Ciccu1t Judge Richard Callaway granted a 1001porary order halting ~es of the card in Wisconsin. He set a hearing for Oct. 28 10 decide· whether to make !he order permanent and allow the lawsuit to pro- Ohio Lottery Pick 3: ing home, disabled, unable to vote cutoff date oLOct 31 at 12 noon in on election day for religious rear order 10 be counted. Another way to vote absentee is sons, confined to a jail or workto go to the Board of Elections house, or on active duty with the fill out the application and office, armed forces. vote aU in the same day, Absentee voting will continue . Absentee ballots will be sorted lhrough Oct 31 at 12 noon, lll!d counted along into precincts To yote absentee. registered vol, with the regular ballots on election ers may send a letter or postcard day, requestmg an absentee ballot 10 the As for registered .voters who Meigs County Board of Elections, ' have moved but neglected to Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, with change their address with the their name, address, reason for vot· Board of Elections, there are spe, ing absentee, anti signed at the botcial provisions sci up under House tom, A ballot will then be mailed Bill 237, Those persons can go to out the office and vote anytime with Or a registered yoler may call the exception of Monday, Nov, 2, the Board of Elections Office and including election day. request an application for an absen, The office hours are 8:30am. 10 tee ballot, Once the application is 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, completed and received back into and 6:30 a,m. 10 7:30p.m. on Nov. the Board of Elections office, then 3. Those H,B. 237 ballots, howev, the baUot will be sent to the voter. er, will not be counted until 10 However, the absentee ballot must be received back into the days after election day to allow Board of Elections office by the officials 10 document residence, cent Fall Back It's standard time again. Remember to set yo~r clock back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, Oct 25, EAGLE PROJECT COMPLETED • Nathan Baloy, a member of Boy Seoul Troop 249, Pomeroy, has completed work toward the status. or Eagle Scout by supervising the con· struclion of new picnic ·tables for the park on Mechanic Strett in Pomeroy. As part of the projed he wpervised the work by J'.J. Chadwell, also pictured, and bls rather, Fred Baloy, ·, Baloy completes project • project. Fumllng lor the project slcills which he did by overseeing came lhrough·private donations. l-Ie wanted to do the project because · work on the tables by his father, Fred Baloy, and friend, P,J. Chad· · other picnic tables in the park had well, The purpose of demonstrating been destroyed by vandalism aqd supervisory skills was to show he wanted ~ place where the public could enjoy the park if they so leadership, . desire. · Baloy stated it took approximatelY. ei~hl hours to c~mple!C !he The park on Mechanic Street in must demonstrate supervisory Pomeroy now h·as two ne1" picnic tables thanks to the efforts of · Nathan Baloy, Baloy, a member of Boy Scout Troop 249, Pomeroy, ~as completed the picnic table project 16 earn the status of Eagle SeouL The project requires that Baloy .. } I . �.. . Friday, October 23, 1992 Commentary 111 Court Street Pomeror, Ohio DINOTED TO THE IN'I'BRB811I OJ' 'I'D IUJQS.IIASON ~ ROBE.RT L WINGE1T ,Publisher Assistant Publlsher/ControUer CHARLENE HOD'LICH General Manager lEITERS OF OPINION. are welc:ome. They obould be le11 lbao 300 words. All !etten ere subject to editing IIJid must be 1igned with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned !etten will be pubwbed. l.etlels should be in good taste, addnouing issues, not personalities. :what you can do besides ~ listening to the candidates By JOHN CUNNIFF AP BusiDess Analyst NEW YORK- Don't just sit around waiting to hear or see what the candidates are going to do for you. Get up and do something for yourself. . , So says Fred Allvine, who offers 20 actions that can make a differ. encc in your own life and in America's future. They are explained in : "Wake Up America! Your Economy is Burning," a clear, practical :book to be published SQOn. . • Allvine, a Georgia Tech professor, is impatient with ~theory and :delays, and anxious for ~. . , Ross Perot dip~ into tile book for some charts, but as Allvine · · says, the book is 'neither Republican nor Democrat, liberal nor con· : servative." All, he says, have contributed to the problem. . • Which is? "We have overspent. We went from a debt boom m the •1980 10 a debt bust now." Here are his 20 suggestions: 1. If possible, put away a little more 111011ey each month. Help your: self and the country lower the cost of capital invested in the countty's , future. WASHINGTON - · Two dccwles aft« serving as a middlemao for two c:ouvicted WaleiJate burslars in the days immediately following the infamous break-in, Bob Bennett is running for a Senate seat on a promise to turn "politics as usual" on its head. Ironically, Bennett, the Republican aindidate for Utah's open Sen· ate .seat, sees his connection with Watergate as an asset instead of a liability. . "Because I went through that 18 ago and saw how destroying at can be - individuaUy as well as to the country - I am better equipped than any candidate in the state to see that we don't have a repeat," Benneu said recently. One recent independent poll shows Bennett with a comfonable lead over his 'Democratic opponent, Rep. Wayne Owens. "lt's amaz· ing," said one Democratic strategist involved in the mce. "Poople are searching for someone who's an outsider. Somebody who isn't tied in to politics as usual. And . here you have Bennett, who's connected to the most damaging political scandal of the century." In 1974, we uncovered a secret CIA memorandum, which said that three days before the celebrated break-in at the Watergate, Bennett knew about a separate White rears . • 2. Temper materialism. Overindulgence in consumption ··can make : a solid income disappear and be replaced by unneeded debL'' ; 3. Wait to make large purchases until you have money to pay for · them. ; 4. Pay off credit cards. "Anyone who carries a balance from month : to month is flushing money down the toilet." Use cards for conve•nience only. . · , S. Ci1re for what you have. "By spending a little to maintain what • you alreadl own you won't have 10 spend a lot to replace iL" : 6. Don t 'buy a house larger than you need. A home should be a : place in which 10 live, not a status symbol or fmancial weight around • one's neck. : 7. Buy American when you can - assuming quality and price are : comparable. Don't confuse this with jingoism. It is only common •sense. '• Americans should prefer 10 invest in their own countty mther : thsl abroad." . : 8. ConserVe gasoline. "The oven:onsumption of gasoline is a major • contn'buting factor to America's enormous trade deliciL" · · : 9. Adopt an ecological atlitude. Recycling saves landfill space and • energy. And. of course, it conserves resources. : 10. Conserve all types of energy usage, including th8t for healing, : cooling and hot walcr, simply by avoiding waste. 11. Know your candidates and politicians. Vote. : 12. Make sure the candldares and politicians know you. Be a panic: ipanL Go to local city council and board meetings. • . 13. Run for office or wort for a political campaign. · • • 14. Develop an exen:ise program. The leading causes of death and cpstly disease in this country are related to lifestyle. ; . IS. Avoid abusive substances. The best way to make a difference, to save money·and resources, is to avoid being part of the problem. : , 16. Become an active health:care consumer. "When deciding on lloctbrs or hospitals, be sure to compare costs and services.'' · ~: 17. Become an active part of your local school system. Better eduCation makes a more competitive society and a better life for everyone. · · 18. Stress education to your children. "The single most effective iNay to improve yonr r.h.iJdren's stBooRrl.l of living is to i.momve their .. . ·peadline for publication .~f election letters.Oct. 28 -~ By Jack Anderson · and Michael Binstein Must start paying bills I would like to bring out some tcr start thinking of them and vote high points to the voters of south- someone into office that can pay eastern Ohio. We are located in their bills when they owe them. what' s known as Appalachian And, someone who evCD if they Region. We are best known as an know they have money in the bank area depressed and our economy not to write bad checks. I would isn't very good. • say that Washington is in a meu Well, years ago in Washingron, and the way to clean It up is to vote D.C., they formed the Appala;:hian in new facei. Maybe they're not Regional Conllpission. This wu to your kind of people but they have help this area but to this day has clean hands right now. either Senator or the Congressman So, if they don't help us in their or.our State ReJI'tiCDiallve pushed time we can vote them oUL If we to get any funding for Meiga Coun- want a p t nation again let' I just ty, or any county around here. I vote them ouL But, If we want to don't know of any, 10 let's say by see the U.S.A. go bad then let's now we could have l'unded 11 least vote them back In and when we're three new highways in our . . and loolcing for food and work they'll one new bridp in Pomeroy. I am be sitting back with a big grin sure our Senator or Conareaman again. running for off'J.Ce lw an answer, • but hot llr Is cheap at eloedon time, Younuuly, about like new gravel on the road. · Floyd H. Cleland Well America. if you vote and Rutland have children growing up. you bet: .. ,,,, · For years, I have been observing . the. electoral process and feeling ' like a character in an existential novel: alone. This is bec'auie I loathe polls and the pseudo-science of polling. and yet the damn dlinp keep coming at us with greater frequency · and seem to be regarded with great« reverence. According to the Roper Center for Public Opinion Reaearch, two IICWI orpuizationJ conducted lhree ~r DOlls during the 1m campaign.ln 1980; seven mediae · conduc:ted 122 polll. In 1 · , ei t orpnizations COIIducted 259 • WbeR once there was G&Uup and Harrla there ere now the New York TimeiiCBS News, the Wllhinpln Post/ABC Nelli'S, the Will Streel Journal/NBC News, USA Today~. and mllld on. If you're liRd of IICI'Oidcs and need a dwllenp, pick up a copy of USA Today llld gy to iJDqin1i bow Am«<ca's Newlplper would cover an election if pie chlrls bad never been inWilled.· Sumy Pl. Cloudy Cloudy 011102Accu--.lnc. ------Weather----South-Central Ohio Tonight, becoming cloudy. A chance of showers toward morning. Low 'in the mid-50s. The chance of rain is 40 percent. Saturday, showers likely: Cooler with the high in the low 60s. The chance of min is 60 pen:ent. ' . . "e•nh ·s.near , ~ ,. ·, . academics and a bunch of f~." whatevcrs, but inlist that a security,'· cowacil of at leall half a dozen cer~ •· tified Curmudgeons be appoiDIIIIl: · and give each oi thetn full ve» . power over anr lllatW lillt is lliltld ~ m the genera BISCm'bly. l~ the commission ., came up wldL.• proposed code dalllimits polls • three per electioa JCIT auil ~ . lates mandatory prison sen~ · for anyone who c:onducts a call-in; poll or empioys an opinion meter. •· PAP should also undertake • n11tionwide program to educate' people who msist on. knowing in; advance who's gQing to win an election that t1iere ~ altanativea; They can do what Nancy Reagan: did llld consult an astroioler. They: 'can do, what Ney." York Time~; columrust Russell Baker IIIIJCIIS and consult chic:ten entraiiJ. TheY, C-' apply one of the wine models: A good year for Bordeaux Is w good year for Democrats; a &ood year for Cllif~ wines Is a' good year for Republicans. .: from.the upper ~Os to the low 60s. San Francisco were expected to be r~ord by 1 degree. Elsewhere in . The record-hagh temperature for an ~verage 8 10 16 de~ees above Minnesota, Roches~;Cr warmea to; thas date at the Columbus weather nonnal because of a hagh pressure 80 degrees, breakang the 1893• sta!ion was 83 degrees In 19~7 ridge ovet wes1cr11 Canada. mark, imd a high of 81 was record-: whale the reco~d lo~ was ~3 an Showers and thunderstorm.s ed in Cloud, surpassing the 1901: 1969. Sunset "?"•ght waD be at6:40 w~ forec:ast over Southm:n Calr- record. p.m. and sunnse Saturday at 7:52 forma, A.• zona, New Mexaco and Record highs were set in: a.m. westFTexas. arned . Aberdeen, Redfield and Huron,: orecastcrs w of h1gh surf S.D., all at 84. , Around the nation along Texas southern coast, whe!'C · Highs today were forecast in the: Unseasonably warm weather thunderstorms produced heavy ram 30s in Alaska; the 50s in nonhero . was forecast for lhe Pacific Nonh- Thursday. . . Minnesota and nonhero New Eng-: west later today, after a day or Up to 4 mches . or rarn .fell land; the 60s in the nonhem Plains, ; record-b~ng heat in the Plains. Thursday across poruons of Hidal- northern Rockies, and Northeast; • Temperatures from Seaule to go County 10 ~uth Texas. the 70s in the Pacific Northwest, : On Thursday, temperatures were central Plains, Ohio Valley and • as much as 25 degrees warmer than Carolinas; and the 80$ in the Deep : nonnal o.ver the northern half of the South most of California and · Plains and lhe upper Mississippi southern Arizona. : Valley· , . High temperature for the nation : ' Coin club to meet ' . In Minneapolis, the temperature Thursday was 94 degrees at Buck- • OH KAN Coin Club will meet hn 81 degrees, breaking the 1899 eye, Ariz. · Monday at 7 p.m. at Burkett Barber Shop in Middleport. Social hour and trading session at 7 p.m. precede the meeting. Refreshments. New members welcome. Contiouedrrom page I . Soup dinner planned County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred 'W . Crow III. . · Trinity Church Senior Choir is The suit relates 10 the disputed ownership of a roadside park : talc.ing orders for homemade vegacquired by the village from the State of Ohio. etable soup and chicken and noodle Crow has found that the park is to be rilaintained by the village ; soup. The soup wlll be made Tues· as a public park, with the 11illage having no claim 10 the plaintiff's ~; day and will be available for pickadjacent property. ·· ' up late that afternOOn, Orders may be placed by calling 992-3128 by Monday evening. The price is $2 per quart. Six calls for assistance were answered on Thursday and early Friday by units of Meigs Emergency Services. '· Election day luncheon On Thursday at 1:33 p.m., S}'1l1Cuse units went to the intersec~ ·. The Chester United MClhodist of Horse Cave Road and Coun Street for an amo accident. kod Church will .be serving a luncheon Ebersbach was taken to Veterans Memorial Ho :pita!. At 1:47 ~.m., • on Election Day. There will be a Racine unit with Jaws of Life was called to assisL At 11:26'·p.m., · plate lunch, sandwiches, soup, pie, Middlepon unit went to Cole Street and took Roben Scarbelry to ·' cake and beverages. Serving time is Veterans. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. At 12:07 a.m. on Friday, Middlepon unit went to West Main · Street .in Pomeroy for Kellie Clark, who was tillcen to. Veterans. At . 5: 14 a.m., Racine units went to an auto accident on State Route 338. · · The patient was gone on arrival. At 7:55 a.m., Pomeroy squad went ·' 10 YeaugerRoad. Rita Jean Yeaugerrefused treatmenL Tamara Statts, Pomeroy, speed, $49; Patrick Shaper, Langsville, speed, $52; Shelby Richards, The campaign of State Representative Mark Malone (D-South Langsville, speed, $53; Claudia A. Point) Pelkey, Langsville, speed, $50; · is attacking a campaign ntailing by Republican Frank Cremeans, Monte Swindell, Shade, speed, accusing Cremeans of being "silent' on campaign i~ues. ·' $50; Peggy Marcinko, Long Bot"It is sad to see a candidate drop to the depths to which our tom , speed, $50; Carol J. Neal, opponent has sunk," Malone's Campaign Coordina!or Ian James ·; Vinton, speed, $49; Stephen Bobb, said. "In a,time when the pc:oplc: of Southeastern Ohio need to band Waverly, speed, $53; Keith Hicks, together to face our problems, our opponent has come out slinging , Ewington, speed, $SO; Robert mud." · · Johnson, Vinton, ~. $54; Con"While Malone has been talking about the issues, our opponent nie Jones, Langsvalle, speed, $48; has been silent. Malone has fought for creation and retention of ·. Karen Clark, Langsville, speed, jobs, fought the Columbus lobbyists to protect the coal economy, $52; Larry Wilburn, Parkersburg, battled the Columbus bureaucrats to provide fair and equitable W.Va., speed , $51; and James funding for' education, and secured SIOO ·million for roads and ·• Burns, Jr., Gallipolis, speed, $50. bridges, but from Frank Cremeans we get only silence." In a written reaction to Malone's comments, Dana SmiJh a spokesman for the Cremeans campaign, accused Malone of being a •_ "career politician who will say anything 10 hang on lo his job and ' diven attention away from his own record." . "Th.e only thing that has been assaulled in this campaign is the record of Maik Malone," Smith said. "A record that includes repeat· ed tax increases on the working people, and payraises for Malone ways you can protect your family and his bureaucrat friends." from fare is to routinely change the "Infac~" Smith said, "the Cleveland Plain D~a/er labeled Malbatteries In your smoke detectors." one as being a 'habitually absent legislator'. Campaign rhetoric and A smoke detector should ,be accusations of mudslinging will not diven the voters' attention placed on every level of the home, away from the issue ofMar:lc Malone's ineffective record as a career ,. the Fire Marshal said. "Working J!Oiitician." smoke detectors more than double your family's chances of escaping a niglittill)e fare." · Extended foreQI!it: Sunday through Tuesday: Sunday, a chance of showers. Lows in u~per 30s to upper 40s. Highs In mill-50s to low 60s, Monday and Tuesday, fair. Lows in the 40s. Highs in upper SOs to mid-60s. MCCAtomeet The annual meeting of the Meigs County Council on Aging will be held Tuesday at I p.m. at the Senior Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. All members of the Council are urged 10 attend. Se"lces·canceled Sunday evening service$ at Carleton Church, Kingsbury Road, have been canceled. OAPSE to meet · Eastein Local Cllapter No. 448, OAPSE, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m., at the·high school. Smorgasbord dinner There will be a smorgasbord dinner Oct 30 at the Wilkesville Phythian Hall at 4 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. Public invited. ,..---Local briefs~-----. EMS units answer calls --Area deaths-.---- Rutland Court news Douglas Clonch Jr. WayneHoyd . Douglas O'Dell Clonch Jr., 33, 1626 Woodside Rd., Patriot, died Thursday, Oct. 22. 1992, at Charleston Area Medical Center, .Charleston, W.Va. . He was born Mjly S, 19S9 in 'Gallipolis, the son of Douglas .0 'Dell Clonch Sr., and Betty Lou · Bates Clonch of PatrioL · He was a former employee of M&G Towing Co., Point Pleasant, W.Va., and a member of Primitive Baptist Church. · Survivors include one daughter, Carisa Walker of Gallipolis; two sisters, Shirley Collins of Racine, and Shelby Clonch of North Charleston, S.C.; one brother, John Clonch of Patriot; and eight nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death .by one stepson, Jeffrey Halley, 'Services will be held I p.m. Monday at Willis Funeral Home, with Elder Darius Underwood. Burial will be in Kirldand Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 7·9 p.m. Hospital news Veterans Memorial THURWAY ADMISSIONSDiana Neace, Langsville. THURSDAY DISCHARGES ~arl Nic~ols and Opal Basim. DCf So here 1 was sequestered in my the White House lawn.'' During poll-hating world when ·I tripped the presidential debates; CNN across au Associated Press story experimented with a ghastly "opin· . about a researcher.at Northern Illi- · ion meter" "'at measured voter sentiment as they watched and .l 0 logged it with a continuously runJ' ~ r r ning graph, like an electroeardio-. gram. (OK, poll-fatigued people, nois University who took a poll all together now: "WHO THE about polls and discov.,ered that HEll. CARES?"} Americans are suffering from •"poll There are a.few things that indifatigue." viduals can do. You can refuse to l wu filled with electrifying ~ the questions pollstcri ask. thouabll: I am not ~ there are Indeed, itjs probably more effec· · mllllons of us who hate polls; live if you say something unprintmaybe we should organize, form able ·and .slam the phone down. · People Apinst Polls or 101ncthing. You can alsb lie. r.,n thf'm )":'"'·" ' If 101nebody wantS., do It, I have a LaRouchie. Tell them you're a few Ideas tbal PAP mighl pro- ~Ito vote for Bo Oritz. Tell mote: you're a member oftheNawPolls arc generally pointless ·.ral l.&w Party and you favor braintltinp, llld llllll}'·a IIDii'd things. testing all political candidates. CBS, for nample, 1111 been nperi- Above all, ,tell them the precise moDiiDI with '' Amerio1 on the opposite of what you intend to do LIDe," ac:all-ln IJillot box tha is 10. oiiEiectioD Day. . eully llldred It Is worthlell. It II, We need a National· Commiswrofe die polling dbec:tqr for the ·sion for the Study and Regulation WubiqtOD Poat, "tho tc~M1Ch of Polling. Stack it with ~turing equivlleilt qf whal Millie leaves on r-1 W. VA. Ben Wattenberg poll haters to. unite By The Associated PreS$ The sunny and dry weather is ending for Ohio just in time for the weeke!ld. The National Weather Service said an approaching cold front will bring thickening clouds tonight and rain statewide Saturday and' Sunday. Most lji'CIIS will see rain but amounts wd'n't be heavy, forecast. ers said. . Lows tonight will be in the SOs. The weather system will · be accompanied by cooler temperatures, with highs on t!ae weekend --Meigs annQuncements __..._ failure of belief? Hiave they been stem fr~m the ideology of post- markers even more firmly , to ., scared off by the min!iiess me<iia7 '60s liberalism. It can be extended America's benefiL I do not share Clinton's view Are their mushy-liberal children to show that much of our economic looking at them with sad eyes? difficulty stems .from these values- that our economy Is coming · related situations. (How do you get unglued. It is healthy at its ~ I "world-class education" for a am leery of all candidates (includ''world-class economy" with a ing Bush and Ross Perot) wllo wave around "p&.s" 111d incant value-free school system?) At their Houston convention, "jobs, jobs, jobs", if their planS. Republicans made a tone-deaf pass make jobs. Does it make any differen,ce? But being ~CIIl is abour. at some of these social issues under The Republican argument today . more than plans and programs. the rubric of "family values." is pablum, mush and saccharine. Clinton satd somethang at the They were ttashed, and giggled at; (Which exhausts my edible Democratic con¥allion tillll. rang a by the reflexive)~ liberal med!a. metaphors.) Do R~ublicans really bell: "We can .ac·thiS moment, Instead of expanding and explainthink that America s big problems ing their theme,. they ''backed are "taxes" and "ttQSt"? Give me make it .excilillf. ~ ~in¥• and heroac to be A •tlplll.' off." a cake. I like th1t llaeroic stuff. It is Who needs them if tbey won' t An intelligent case can be.made embodied ia C1ildon' s orpnizing . that our society is still reelinf from fight that fight? The highest irony is that Clin!<Jn principle for Ill' NN:rio • foreign runaway libelalism. "Taxes' (read big flvemm_cnl) may be a part of is doing a fine job of defendmg policy: the ll' •ldM of democm,... · against an auack that Republicans cy. That is nota-ly America's trarP- .. that assue, but only a'part. The other pan concerns social are too fearful to make, or too scendental c-. flat it.can becomii'· issues. Are we heading toward a dumb to understand. Clinton com- ·.a dynamite ••• · ti palitical issue. society where proportionalism mercials deal with welfare and Our two liiOil D0PU1ar ~I presirules, not merit? Arr, our cities crime in a tough-minded way. So dents peddled American heroism with vigor: John Kennedy and turning· into free fare zones? Is wei· did the Democratic platfomt .. . Indeed, by stressing "responsi- Ronald Reap1. fare not only wasteful, but counter· Clinton has a chance to be thas productive? Are our schools so bility," Clinton sliows more 5C!1si· · lacking in discipline that we can't tivity to some of the conscrvanv~ kind of presldeiiL ·· Ben Wattederr, a senior tel•. tcacll our children? Have we lOst a style issues .than Bush has. He ts mora'! compass. giving out con- · running as a "different Pemo- low at tbe A-k:au Enterprise dams and pushing out ethics, mov- · craL" I am nervous about it. but I Ioatltute, Is au&llor o1 "The Firat ing perhaps beyond gay rights to trust he will govem that way. If tJulversal Natioll," publlslted by Bush had waged a coherent ideo- The Free Pras ,ad a s)'Dillcateci, gay alorification? the case can .be made, arguably, logical ~uack on runaway libe~­ lll'l'iter for NEA•• that all these problems, and more, ism, Cltnton would have set has ~II C~ol-um~bu---.slr-64-....., • .ned It's time for " Letters to the editor '1- store a block from the White House of the encounter. In his memoir, to meet secretly with G. Gordon .Liddy writes that Bennett requeated Liddy. By Bennett's own admis- the clandestine meeting so that sion, the scene was reminiscent of Bennett could pass the following a James Bond movie. Liddy was in message from Hunt to Liddy : charge of Richard Nixon's dirty ·"Bring money and•a lawyer" to tricks squad, and was later convict· Hunt, who Bennett said was hiding ed for his central role in the bur- out in Beverly Hills. Bennett dis· putes that acoount, but admiUed to glary. Liddy and Bennett knew one us that he tracked Hunt down in another quite weJJ. .As the Wash- .New York on Liddy's behalf. · Nixon counsel John Dean also ington lobbyist for the reel usive ftnn wiis a front for the CIA, Ben- billionaire Howard Hughes, Benmentions Bennett·in his memoir; nett revealed this infonnation to his nett had delivered up ·10 $150,000 "Bennett, for his part, (amazed) contact at the CIA, who then pre- from Hughes to Nixon's re..eJeclion me by turning up as a crucial pared the memo. . campaign - including some blank behind-the-scenes player in .most Bennett does not dispute the checks. Liddy's secretary filled matters .that came to plague the existence of the memo, but con- them in with amounts dictated by Nixon.White House." Bennett con·tends it was an exllg$cration by his Liddy. cedes that his involvement with CIA contact. What as beyond disBut ibis time. Liddy·wanted to key Watergate figtires hils spawned pute. however, is the fact that if find out where his.co·conspirator in a .web of speculation, but coptcnds Bennett had blown the whistle on the burglary, E. Howard Hunt. was that he was simply "a bit naive." the burglary plot, the subsequent hiding out. A fonner CIA ·agent. "People overlook the fact that Watergate caper would have been Hunt had been worldt)g simultane- (Liddy and l'lunt) were a couple of aborted and the course of history ously for Bennett's PR ftnn and the. dumb ~uys," Bennett told us. might have been changed. White House's team of tricksters. "That s what it boils dbwn to. Bennett remembers that as he They were a couple of keystone Bennett, ·who has .never been : accused of anr wron~doing in the and Liddy stood side by side in cops. The subsequent obstruction affair, calls has role m Watergate front of the store's magazine rack, of justice, the cover-up and the that of ..an innocent bystander that they each pretended to read a mag- · paranoia in the White House is to be close to some of the azine. "Tell Howard that Mr. another story. Some of that gets ma)OI'players." Pinga has infonnation for him,'~ preuy sinister. But the rest of il was Three days after the bugging Liddy whispered out of the side of not v~ complicated." arid break-in of the Democratic . his month. Mr. Pinga, an obscenity While his opponent, Owens, is National Coinmittei: headquarters in Spanish , was Liddy's code trying to hold Bennett's feet to 1111: _ fire over his Wa'lcrgatc days, Benat the Watergate Hotel in .June name. 1972, Bennett ducked into a drug Liddy offers a different version -nett has returned the favor...1· . .. . would rather have this cloud ,.; over my head than the kind .of clouds Wayne has hanging ovet his head,' • BCDnett said in reference to Owens' 87 overdrafts at the House bank. Owens recently received a letter from the Justice Depart· ment's special counsel, who is probing the House bank scandal, clearing him of any wrongdoing in the affair. "He's been an insider iu the worst sense of the word for muc:ll longer than I've been an insider in the best sense of the word - as 10 elecied representative," Owens told our associate Ed Henry. · Will Watergate stick to·Bennett? In his memoir, John ~ recalls a· conversation he had with former Nixon aide Charles c;o1son as they sat in a jail celltogetller. "It's unbelievable to me that Bob Bennett has waltzed through this thing,' ' Colson said. "He's got the answers 10 a lot of unanswered questions." Jack.Andersoa and Michael Blnstgeln are S}'lldlcated writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. House plot to burglarize and bug the campaign headquarters of Sen. Ge<qe McGovern, but kept quieL Because Bennett's public relati9ns Writer likes Clinton I'm voting for BiD Clinton for two reasons: George Bush and Bi)l Clinton. Bush won't attack liberalism. Cliliton made a break with liberalism. . It's being said that Bush has given up. I don't think so. It is worse than that. He has reneged. The central political issue in America since the mid-1960s has been that the Dembcratic Party was ~.'' . far too li~. That hurt Democrats • ; 19. )l.iake learning a lifetime experience. Being p~ for change (acceptable). but also hurt America il}eans you can take advantage of it. (unfortunate). ;. 20. Encourage y~U children to save. "Because this generation has Our political system self-cor· J)lacticcd fiscal irresponsibility does not mean their children should be rects. When one party goes astray, iloomed to the same fale.'' the other takes advantage of it. Since 1968, the Republicans have taken such advantage. winning almost all the national elections. Ultimately, they perfected and stylized the . By 1~ they had to say was "L-word." The candidate could be McGovern, Carter, Mondale or Dukakis.. The issue could be defense, quotas or taxes. The Daily Sentinel welcomes letters regarding the Nov. 3 general elec- . The symbolcrime, could be Willie Horton tion. However, in the intereSt of fairness, no election letters .will be or the Pledge of Allegiance. But accepted after 12 noon on Wednesday, October 28. · ·' the theme was constant: The Individuals should address issues and not personalities. . . Letters purely CDdoning Cll!didales will not be used. . Democrats were too liberal, and ton · Letters should be 300 words or less, preferably typed, All leuers are ·much libemlism hurt America. Because too-much-liberalism subject to editing and must be signed with name, adifrcsa and tdephonc still ails us, the Republicans owe npmber. Telephone numbers wilf not be published. No unsigned letters America that argument. The hollow will be published. Leuers should be in good taste. -- men around Bush haVe chosen not to offer it. Is it stupidity? Is it a .. • i Watergate middleman runs for the Senate The Daily Sentinel PAT WIDTEHEAD Rainy weekend fore_c·ast for Ohio · OHIO Wc<tthcl Page 2 The Dally S8ntlnel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Frl , October 23, .1992 '' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Wayne ·Cecil Hoyd, 71, of Columbia Road in Albany, died on Thursday, October 23, 1992. at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. He was born in Meigs County, son ofthe la!e Harley and Myra Hoover Hoyd. He .was a retired groundskeeper for Ohio University, a veteran of the U.S, Army during World War II, and a member of Albany VFW Post 9893. Surviving are his wife, Freda Lyons Hoyd, four daughters: Delores Hoyd, .Hobesound, Fla., Carolyn Flood of Athens, and Vickie Phelps and Dorinda Hoyd, both of Albany; a son, Wilkie Hoyd, Albany; four grandchildren; and a sister, Esther Reeves, McATthur. . _ Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Nolan Hoyer and a sister, Juanita Hoyd Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bigony-Jordan Funeral H~me in A!b~nr with ~ev. Bruce Vmcent offacwung. Bunal will be in Temple Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral horne from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m: on Saturday. Military graveside ~rvices will be conducted by Albany VFW Post 9893; · Court news Cases processed An action for divorce has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Brian Ritchart, Symcuse, against Mary Ritchart, Killboc:k, Ohio, A divorce has lieen granted in the court to Joseph Anthony Wil· son and Traci Eileen Wilson. A divorce has been granted 10 Bonnie Gene Pierce from Carol Franklin Pierce. · . HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Oct. 21 discharges - April Holsinger, Mrs. Jeremy Menden)lall ·and son, Mrs. Edward Patter· son and daughter, Robert Norman and son, Helen Johnson, Gerald Miller, Melissa Russell, Henry Hunter, Ted Fulk, John Sexton, Lilsought __ lian Gibbs, · Donald Douglass, Judgment A judgment action has been Christopher Sexton, Valerie Porter, in Meigs County Common filed Jacob Eldridge, Tessa Springer, Pleas Court by Vinton County Timothy Harvey, Jane Slagle and National Bank, McAnhur, against Lincoln Smith. Dennis R. Gillette, !"ew Marsh· · . Oct. 21 births - Mr. and Mrs. field, in the amount of $10,154.43. Ronald Barr, daughter, Gallipolis. · The suit alleges default on a Mr . .and Mrs. Chris Cadle, son, .promissory note. Mason, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Gillenwater, daughter, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. James Glover, son, Marriage licenses Issued Marriage licenses have been Point PleaSant, W.Va. · · issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Lawrence Russell Lee, 27, Shade, and Christina Jane Quivey, 25, Shade; Jeffrey Allen Hawk, 25, Racine, and Robyn Gale Pitzer, 26, The Daily Sealinel Long Bottom; Scott Thomas Curl, (UDell,_, 24, Middleport and Lynn Marie Pablilhod ....,. anam-. Moa4ay . ·Epple, 26, Middlepon: Tony Ray ~brooch Fridal'o Ill c-t •i.:t. .,, Imboden, 28, Syracuse. and Mary Ohlo b)' U.o Oblo VallO!' .... Kat~!bn Michael; 23, Pomeroy; c-poii)'IMulllmodla l••e POIDOI'O)', Ohio 467891 I'll. 9111o2UIII. d~ Ran Duane Reiber, 46, Racine, JDI&IPPifaalP4 OJ,Obio. · and Ruby Jean Nicinsky, 58, Racine; and James Russell Blain, M.abor. '111o Aoloclatod Preoo, ... lho Ohlo Nowapo_)>Or Allloclallon, Nallooal 22, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., and MYoolillnr Re...-nlali.., Branham Rowena Gaye Garten, 20, Long Nowapoper Saloo, 783 Tlllrd MoaU, Now York. Now York 1001 T. Bottom. POIITIIASTER: lloatllllldrou •..._ to Tho Dallr Sonllnol, Ill Collri 81,, Pouw:o;, OHio t6788. . JUIIICJIIPTIOII .IL\TU w-.. ... . .:. . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. <lDe liJ' Contoror- - • 80 0...-tl...................................... ""$1.111 OM Tur..................................- ...MUO IJNOLII COP!' PIUCI: Dalb<..................-................... ,-211 C.ta --not dliotrio, to poy llloar - '¥!II Ia ...._ dlraotto Tilt ' DUIJ llolillaal • a U..., ot• or 12 be .r..,.- ..- ........ 1.!.84 w-..--.eo.., ..................,.......... .... .,.. w-. . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !5 ........ . . . . . . . . ...... ., -~~~-. Crotlll wtii -- "I' . No oalicrtplloaa hy lUll poradltad In .,... when •ome carria Mntoe il . , 18 - - ..... llealiF . .......... .................. ........... • w-........................................... ae .a Ut .' ......................... _.,,.................................. The following individuals have been fined in Rutland Mayor's Court: Donny Tillis, Rutland; squealing tires. $50; Randy Hart, Vinton, s~ed, $48; Gregory Hogue, Jackson, speed, $50; Ronnie Spencer. Long Bottom, speed, $48; Patrick Nappet, Vintorr, speed, $SO; Wilbur Ingle, McArthur, speed, S50: Shawn Garnes, Langsville, F.R.A. suspension, $75; Timothy Martin, Jackson·, speed, $S3; Kathellen Robinson, Springfield, speed, $56; Michelle Hovath, Athens, speed, $85; Carlton Drummer, Rutland, speed, $56; Randy Gillespie, Galliwlis. speed, $SO. Malone criticizes opponent Residents should check .batteries in smoke detectors When Ohiei.ans change their cloclcS back from Daylight Savings Time oil Sunday, State Fire Maraha! James J. McNamee recom· mends that they also change tbe hatteries in their smoke deiectors. "Change Your ciOc:ks,'Change Your Batteries" is the theme of a public education program. McNamee is encouraging Ohioans · to jlel into the habit of changing. !hear smoke deleclor batteries whCD they change1their clocks in the fall and spring. Although 90 percent of U.S. homes have at .least one smoke detector, only 60 percent of the homes have workmg detectors. · "Smoke detectors help no one, unless they are workinll, said McNamee. ''One ·of the samplest Board members address Nov. 3 levy Livestock report COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Direct livestock prices and receipts at selected buying points Friday by the Ohio Department of Agriculture: Barrows and gilts: mostly .50 lower; qcmand light . U.S. I-2, 230-260 lbs., country points, 39.50-40.SO, a few 4UJO; plants 40.50-41.25, a few 42.00. · U.S. 1-3, 230-260 lbs., country points, 38.00-39.50. U.S. 1-2, 210-230 lbs., country points, 37.50-39.00~ Roger Abbott and Randy Humphreys, Meigs Local Board of Education members, spoke on the five mill permanent improvements Am Ele Power....................32 1/8 levy 10 be on the Nov. 3 ballot, at a AshlaJtd Oil........................25 718 recent meeting of the Pomeroy AT&T.................................42 318 PTO. . Bank One...........................46 718 The speaker explained that Bob Evans ........................ .19 monies generated will be used for Charming Shop.................JS · purchasing new buse$. replacing . City Holding ..................... .l8 1/2 textbooks, and doing other things Fe<leral Mogui .................... J5 518 in the district which have a life of G()()(fyear T&R ..................66 7!8 at leilst five years. Key Centurion ...................20 318 The academic banquet and field Lands End .......................... 30 1/8 day were discnssed and videotapes Limited lne....................... 24 from special upstairs programs Multimedia Inc . .................27 1/2 were shown. Rax RestauranL ..................7/32 Discussed at the meeting were Reliance Electric................ IS 3/4 the. collection .o r cash register Robbins&Myers ................ 14 receipts, McJiuclcs, and Power Shoney's lnc...................... 18 3/4 Points which can be redeemed for Stat Bank ........................... 30 5/8 cash or equipmenL Again this year Wc:ndy fnt'Looooo t•••ooou•••"''''JJ J/8 soup labels will be collected with Wonhington Ind................ 22 318 tbat money to be designed for play, Stock reports are the 10:30 ground equipment. a.m. quotH provided by Blunt, It was decided that a carnival Ellis and Loewl ol GaUipolls. will not be held this fall but that some fund raiser will take place in the spring, The group discussed Memorial Services purchasing a laminator. A bake sale for Florence L. CLEVELAND (AP)- Here are was announced 10 be held on Elec· Thursday night's Ohio Lottery lion Day in the school lobby. l'\ stuSmith will be held dent's fund raiser is currently selections: underway it was noted. Pick 3 Numbers Saturday, October Officers of the PTO this year are 1-7·3 Susie Abbott, president; Francis 24th at 2 p.m. at the (OilC, seven, three) Shrimplin, secretary, and Debbie Pick 4 Numbers Middleport · Davis, tteasurer. · 9-1-8-1 . . Presbyterian Church, (nine, orie, eight. one). ·A THEATER WITH A CHOICE! SPRING VALLEY CINEMA Alleyne Rees underwent open heart auraery recently at University Hospital, Columbus. She remains in intensive care &here, family members repc;~rt. Cards may be llkhaed to heir at 9 B. Doan Hall, 450 West lOth Ave.,. Columbus, Ohio, 43210. ' I ~ I l ' . ' \ I l I , I I. l I ' I MATIMEE5 SAT t SUM . J: OCI lillY•IllS ~ rJTIIIIJ.,, .....,.., , 1HI!CAIIU1 RLH SINCE 7:15,9:15 Mllf . .... _,........,. 'YUIKIOI TMIIAMIS.'' THE LAST OF THE MnunOHICANS . Ill ,, 111 - .11 oi M . . . M.TINE£:S SAT & SUN. ] : l!i .... ru.-.-.....-··- ~~~----­ WIOGPt ~ILIIEI& tn ·SISIERICF ii:ii.1:00 !llll'l' . ~T IIt[(S SAT • St11 .2: )0 .- Prices Are Falling Like Leaves At The Fabric Shop. Rake In the Savings on Singer Model9113 99 SALE PRICED $359 Lottery numbers 165 N. 4th Street. Donations to the Meigs Co. Council on Aging may be .given in place of · ··flowers. · ·• · t Stocks Hospitallzed 446 4514 U.ll ALL MATHIS 6 MSOAY INIIGAiff MGHT ', .' ., We Olfw 1 Y•r FREE Service -ln·Store . ., Inquire About Our Monday Night . Craft Classes SALE EIIDS OCTO,ER 31st tHE FABRIC ·SHOP 11 0 W. Moln St. 992·2214 . PDmeroy · ..' ..'. " '• ... �Sports The Daily Sentinel . · - _ Jri NHL action, Friday, october 23, 1992 Peg• 4 Lemieux propels Pittsburgh{ _to 9-6 triumph over Detroit · In Game 5 of the World Series, Smith's gr~nd slam propels Braves to 7-2 win over Jays ' RECORDS CRUCIAL OUT- Toronto backstop Pat Borders (top) puts the tag on Atlanta's Mark Lemke in the ninth inning or Game 5 or tbe World Series Tbursday night in Toronto. The Braves, however, scored enough runs beforehand to avoid elimination and send tbe Fall Classic back to Atlanta Saturday. (AP) .. Hall of Famer 'Red' Barber dies at 84 . By The Associated Press Red Barber was a part of baseball for so long tllat he even was credited witll making it tile national pastime. Barber, tile "01' Redhead" who earned a spot in baseball"s Hall of Fame as a broadcaster, died Thursday in a Tallahassee, Aa., hospital from pneumonia and kidney complications. He was 84. "To hear his voice again just brought back a flood of good feelings and memories," said Carl Erskine, a. former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher. "The last time I heard him was on July 3 while I was driving my car to the airport to go to LA for a reunion of Dodger players. Red was reading the 'Declaration of Independence.' When I heard Red Barber, this baseball giant, reading tllat, somehow that was so appropriate our national pastime being represented by Red Barber." "Red's style set him apart from most announcers," Erskine said. "Red's style was so laid back, he would work in these little metaphors and color descriptions so easily that you would almost lose the uitensity for a game sometimes.'' Barber, who started announcing in Cincinnati in 1934, had a warm, Southern drawl that became a familiar and comforting sound for millions of listeners and television viewers. . . . "Red's play-by-play broadcast of the Brooklyn Dodgers and tile Cincinnati Reds made everyone's living room a seat behind home plate," said U.S. Sen. Connie Mack (R·Fla.), grandson of the Hall of Fame manager. "He brought the game of baseball alive to millions of fans. After his retirement from baseball he was a nostalgic link to the golden days of America'sgreatestpastimewithhis many homespun stories about the plays and players of yesteryear." "He was one of a kind," said Tony Kubek. former New York (See BARBER on Pa~e 5) . By HOWARD ULMAN TORONTO (AP) - Lonnie Smitll swung back. Witll one hard hit, he lOOk his Braves home with hope. Witll m!IRY harsh words, he took on his critics. . · He was the hero of. ~tlanta's season-saving 7-2 win Thursday night over Toronto. Then he griped about the goat tllat won't stop chasing him - his baserunning confusion in last year's World Series. "I've been .criticized my whole career," he said. He's not even sure his grand slam against Jack Morris that gave the Braves tile victory that cut the Bloc Jays' lead to 3-2 in the Series · · will get rid of the rap. Toronto manager Cito Gaston surely can't shake his rap of failing in the big games, not after his team Just lost what would have been the biggest in 11s lii$tory. -But Morris is doing a pretty consistent job of losing his repullltion as a bi~-game pitcher after his founh sua1ght rough postseason outing. The home fans rained boos in · the w~therproof ~kyDome as .G~­ ton hfted Morns after S~uh s hom~r made tile score 7-2 With ~wo outs m the fifth an.d fo~ a SIXth game Saturday mg~t m Atlanta ·Where Steve. Av_ery w1U lry to keep the Braves ahve aga1nst David Southern to entertain Symmes Valley for homecoming; Eastern to face Hann~n By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent The Southern Tornadoes return home tonight for their annual homecoming game, hoping to make it two wins in a row for the first time !his season, while crosscounty Eastern goes on the road to Hannan, near Ashton, W.Va Southern, now 4-3, hosts the Symmes Valley Vikings, also 4-3, for the 1992 homecoming contesL . With Southem's .potential and Symmes Valley mix of seniors and very young players, SHS has its best chance in years to beat the Norsemen. Symmes Valley fits the mold of past Viking teams, depending on the run and power game. the Vikings, always noted for their off- way to another banner year and season weight training, run tile ball new-found senior running back right into the line more times t)lan Nick Adams ·has found success as not, depending greatly on their well in taklng some of thl\ pressure of Singleton. .• . physical stren~th. This year s Viking team has Spnior Michael Evans, tile SHS shown more pass offense than that · quarterback, threw for more than of recent year's as senior quarter· 200 yards last week, hitting back Shawn Charles has chosen favorite targets Jeremy Dill and Jo'lm Paul Patterson and Shannon Trenton Cleland Dill had over 100 Payne as his favorite targets. yards receiving and two TDs. Charles is a llllented rusher as Game time in Racine is 7:30 well and compliments a diverse p.m. backfield of senior Riclc Dillon at Eastern still seeking halfback and two youngsters season's first victory Josh Mann and Brian Bumgardner. Dave Barr's Eastern Eagles will Southern's multi-purpose be seeking their first win of the offense should slllck up very well year. Eastern has continued to against the Vikings this year. 1mprove weclcly and has cenainly Senior Russell Singleton is on his gained respect as the most improved team in the region. S~nior Chad Savoy quarterbacks the EHS offense which gained 184 yards in the air last week with 1eremy ~uckley: Wes Arbaugh, Pat Newland and Charlie·Bissell on the San JOlt ll Toron1.0i,l:10 p.m. receiving end. to. Anaob "Minncoola,I:IO p.m. Newland is also a kick-off, punt Dc:ttoit at SL l..ou.il, 8:40p.m. return tllreat, garnering over 100 Sunday's games yards last week on special teams (All Um"EST) play. · Calaary n Eclmew~\Qn.I:IO p.m. DeWit n O!.ieaao, 1:40 p.m. Charlie Francis and Arbaugh Bo.too at Vancouver,IO:tO p.m. head the backfield. Last week Francis had 79· yards on the ground. Transactions Hannan (record unknown) Baseball depends mostly on a running game, American Lel&ut · headed by Ron Pike, who was BOSTON RED SOX - DuUned,to recently 12-95 in a loss to Athens. exercise their opt.iONI ~ the conttact.a of Tom Brunan~i.y and Billy Hatcher, out· · Joo Starkey and Mike Smith are the fic:ldm:. other running bii.Cks. Starkey was CAUrORNIA ANGELS - Rel ..ocd Scou Baile., pi\ehe:r. · 10-16 rushing. . KANSAS CITY ROYALS - ReRandy Tolliver; the quarterbacJ,, ltll~ luan _Samuel, infidder-ouriiclder. Clai med Kevin Morton, pitc her, orr who was 1-3 for five yards passing waiver~ frc.n the Boatm Red So11.. this night. Hannan has reportedly National Ltague __,., used the air very infrequently tllis CHICAGO cuns - Declined to e•· season. crrise their option on lho contnct of Dave Defensively, Eastern will have Sntith, pho!lcr. HOUSTON ASTROS - Announc:U to watch for R.G. Edmonds, Matt Rafael Rtm.ira and Emu~ Rila:, inficld.Smith, Troy Meadows and Slllcy ets, refuted uaignmenla and oluted to bet:cme free •&ems. McCline. Scoreboard World Series Thursday's score Alllrlll 7, Toronto 2. Torontu leadsterict 3-2 Future games Saturd11 Tororrto (Cone 0.0) at A\lanll (Avery 0-1), 8:30p.m. Sund1y Tormto at Adanll, 1:29 p.n'L,I.f nccc.t· I")' . In the NHL. .. WALES CONFERENCE Patrkk Dlvlalon w· L T 1'tL PiliiNgll .......... 6 .0 2 14 N.Y. R•na.., ..... 5 2 0 10 New Jenc.y ...•..•. !I 'l 0 10 l'hil.odclpbi& ....... 3 4 2 I N. Y. lllln-.... 3 l I 7 Wathin&ton-...... 3 4 0 6 Tum Adlml Dl•llloa 801lCI\................ 4 1 1 Qu-............... 4 2 I M~ ............ 4 3 I Bllffllo............... 4 . l 0 Hattf'ord ............. 3 5 0 Ouawa ............... 1 6 0 . CfGA 45 26 . 77 29 32 77 2A 19 29 34 2$ 2A 93020 9 36 77 , 9 37 29 I 3l 26 6 2A 32 2 16 37 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE TCim Norrla Dh'ltlon Basketball s 4 National Basketball Alloclalloa PHOENIX SUNS - Waived Brian Davia,JUUci W L T 1'11. CFGA Minneocu .......... . o 3. 3 1 Toronto ............ .. Detroit................ 4 3 0 Tampt Da~ .....,.. 3 4 I Chic•sa.............. 2 !5 I St LwiJ ............ 2 l I Smythe Dlwlt lon LooAnJda ....... s 2 0 Colpry .............. l 3 0 Vancouver ........ : 4 2 1' Winnlpoa ........... 2 6 0 l'.dmonlon .......... I 6 I 10 30 2' 9 30 28 8 . 29 28 7 29 26 2S 30 s l 26 Jl 10 302.5 10 32:!4 Son I'"' ............. I l 0 9 30 21 4 77 38 3 21 40 2 16 33 Thursday's scores Hadfotd 5, OUawa 1 Vancouvcr ... Philadelpl.il4, tic Pl.. bu'i119, DouQI6 TotoniO S, Tampa Bay 2 · ~S.Qo>eloa:l Naw Jenc[.,~~1o S, Of llolloo4, 2 Friday's &ames Sill JOIO •• B!dfalo, '~p.m. McnualatN.Y. Jlanam. 1:40p.m. N.Y. blandcn at Wuhinaton. 8:10 p.m. , Leo Anaeleo .. ... ,40 p.m. B011on "~ ~:AO p.m. Saturday'scames Hollfonl" N.Y.!."""""- 7:40p.m. Qw1bec at Tampf Bay, 7:40p.-. PIIUluiJII n NOw Ieney, HOP"'· N.Y . ........ Cluow•,I:IO p.m. tdallral ul'lllli<Jelphil, 1: I 0 p.m. " " Carolina Ltaaue FREDERICK KEYS - Nomcd O.ril Jleck director or apecill projecu and lac l...Wu ic dimclor or J.TOLIP IIICI. Football Nallonll Footbal ..._ INDIANAI'OUS COLTS - Acllvalo od Alhioy Ambruac. dcfCNlve b.c:k. (tam inj11red taet\'e and placed him on \he practice squad. Wdwed Leonard ·comerba~. rrom lhe pm:W:e =r· LOS ANOEUlS RAMS - A.UYIIOCI Todd LYiht.. oomerlJack, from injured roacrvo. PTaced Michael Stewart, llroaa safety, on injured raem. SAN Dl£00 CIV,ROERS - Pl•ood Rod Bemaine, nmnlna bac:il, on injured roeti'YO. Siancd Jim Sit ow, ddcftlivc Clld. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS- Re· aianed E,lljah Aleundcr, lineblci.er, to \he prtc:Utc ~quad. Hockey Nallonalllockey Le•au• IIARTFORD WJIALERS - AqiiiiOCI Corrie D'Alcula.aa~tUI'Ider, 10 SpMJ· facld or lbe A.....n-uoct., Loapo. 1 NEW JERSEY DEW.S -Siped ,._ S&J!IInJ, ctii'IICit', 10 a ..,.,_, ~ NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Aaoip!OII T... Kamn,U......, "'Caphal Dillric:t or LIM Mericu Hockey lei' IM&:iEaEC NORDIQIIIIS - 11-u.l o.., KaJpa•..,,_,., ,_ Hallfu ol ""'--""*'' ........ Con~. HEIID. '· .. '· : inning ·doubles by Otis Nixon and . Pendleton. . "If we got that in Minnesota, we win the World Series," Atlanlll manager Bobby Cox said. · Toronto tied the game in the second off winner Smaltz on a single by John Olerud , a walk to Candy Maldonado and a double by Pat Borders. · David Justice's leadoff homer in the fourth gave Atlanta the lead again, but Toronto tied tile game 22 in the fourth ,whell Olerud singled, Maldonado wallced and Borders, who has hit In 13 straight postseason games and is' 7 for 16 in this Series, singled. Then came the fiftll. • Morris got the fLrst two batters. Then Nixon walked, stole second and scored on Deion Sanders' single. Pendleton's ground-rule double sent Sanders to third and Justice · was walked intentionally to gel to Smith. . "I was a little angered," Smitll said, but "it wasn't the fii'St time (a team) walked a player ... to pitch to me.'' By RUSTY MILLER AP Sports Writer Miami of Ohio's Randy Walker might get some votes for MidAmerican Conference coach of the year if his team continues its hot streak. But he won't get any votes for the dumb decision he almost made this spring. · One of .the keys to Miami's rise to second place in the MAC has been the accomplishments of Deland McCullough at tailback. Walker almost laughs at how McCullough became .his star on offense. "We gave some tllought to him being a wide receiver last year because we had a couple of tailbacks," he said. "He virtually begged me in spring ball; 'Coach, NAIL FUNGUS NEW YORK (AP) - A person close to Magic Johnson said the I..os Angeles Lakers star has accused lsiah Thomas of spreading a rumor that Johnson may have contracted the virus that causes AIDS through homosexual contact, New York Newsday reported today. "(Johnson) called him up and said, 'I know you've been telling people that I'm gay,"' the uniden·tified source told Newsday. "lsiah denied it." · Thomas, in San Antonio for the Detroit Pistons' exhibition game with the Spurs on Thursday night, denied the charge. "I'm not even going to dignify tllat with an answer," Thomas told Newsday. Newsday's source said Johnson believes Thomas began spreading the rumor of bisexuality to retaliate for Johnson's lack of support when Thomas was not selected for the Olympic team. The source said Thomas partially blamed Johnson for the shghl On Wednesday, Johnson said another NBA player was spreadiQg FUNGI NAIL® h•n NEIT COUNTY PROSECUTOR? 1. MORE EDUCATED: Two Bachelor · D!tirMs, Miami · University; Poll Gniduate Work, Miami University; Attended Oxford Unlv., England; Attended University of London, England; Law DegrH, Cleveland MII'Sh..l College of Law. 2. MORE EXPERIENCED: Only candidate certified by Sup,.me court 'to try death penalty cases; Only candidate to ,.p,...nl Govemment In .U. S. S.upreme Court, U. S. Courts of Ap,..ls, U. S. District Court., . Ohio Supreme Court, Ohio Appellate and St.te Courts; Chief Lap! CounMIISptelal CounHI for two large Ohio cltiM;- Special Prosecutor; Melga/Gallla Countlll. 3. MORE INVOLVED: P,.sldent of Melp Co. Planning Commission; p,.aldent of Carlaton . School, Meigs MRDD Board; p,.sldent, Woodland Center lltntal Health Board; Melga/Gallla Hudatart Board; CUb Scoutullder 4. FAMILY MAN: Wife, Cathy; three chld,.n: Johnny, Taryn and Morgan. Dnlbllr1lullder A CompeteQt and Dependable Attorney ' , give me ~chance. Just let me have a chance. I'll play anywhere you want, but let me try lllilback.'" The begging has helped everyone. The result has been that McCullough has blossomed. He stands second in the MAC in rushing (103 yards a game) and in scoring (six points a game). Miami is just a game behind front-running Bowling Green in the conference, leading to talk already about the impending Oct 31 show- · down between Miami and Bowling Green. But even McCullough's performance doesn't give Walker and his charges reason to think ahead . "I started three weeks ago telling our players, 'Hey, I don ' t want any scoreboard watching or the rumor that tie had contracted the virus through homosexual contact. In addition, a recent sports column said tllat because the odds were against Johnson acquiring the virus through heterosexual contact, he should tell the truth about how he got the virus. Johnson has strongly denied the insinuations tllat he was not telling tile truth about how he conuacted the virus. "You know, if I was gay, you think these II guys (his Los Apgeles Lakers teammates) wouldn't know that? They're wit!I me every day . · You think the coaches wouldn't know that?," Johnson said Wcdnesday. "You think if I hnd a sexual experience with another man, he wouldn't be a millionaire right now, by coming out and saying that? We all know that he'd write a book, he'd be in the Enquirer, everything. He'd be a millionaire.'' Johnson has maintai.ned from the stan that he acquired the virus through heterosexual corilllct, and has indicated that in the past he was sexually active with a number · ofwomen. any conference-standings comparisons," • Walker said The reason is that Walker has too much ~espect for Toledo, his team's opponent· Saturday, to even start thinking about putting a dent in Bowling Green's Iitle hopes. While Miami hosts Toledo, other games Saturday find Bowling Green at Aleron, Western Michigan at Kent, Central Michigan at Ball State and Ohio ·at Eastern Michigan. Bowling Green remains atop the leaderboard with marks of 4-0 in the MAC and 5-2 overall. Miami is next at3-r and 4-2-1. Roundin~ out tile standings are Western M1chigan (4-2•1 overall) and Akron (4-2), botll at4-2 in the. conference, Central Michigan (4.-3) and Ball State (3 -4), both at 3·2, followed by Kent (2·3, 2-5), Toledo (1-3, 3-3), Ohio (1-S, 1-6) and Eastern Michigan (0-S, 0-7). Miami has won three in a row in the MAC since opening the conference season with a 19·9 loss at Ball Stale. On tile other hand, Toledo's record is a bit deceiving. The Rockets may be 1-3, but they have lost .}0-9 to Bowling Green when they missed a field goal in the last minute, and lost at Akron 23-20 on a converted last-second field goal. "I really believe there are five or six teams easily that on any given Saturday are as good as anybody in tile conference, I hope we're one of them and I know without a doubt that Toledo is," Walker said. "There is no question in my mind that they're as ~ood as anybody in the conference.' Miaini has climbed into contention in the. MAC despite being seventh in total offense (273 yards a game) and seventh in rushing defense (allowing 160 yards a game). But, it should be added, Walker's club is almost break-even in points (16.9 per game) and points allowed (17 per game). In all, it has beeo a wild year for Miami, with a potential wide receiver leading the way in rushing. It stands to reason that there are more wild things ahe"d. ~~~5ELY SYSTEM SPECIJIIL .,SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 1992 HOMIBAKED PORK CHOP DINNER $495 DON .TATE OPEN llon..frl. N SaL 9-4 Sun. 1-5 .... 1993 Chevy S.10Tahoe Chevrolet·Oidsmobile·Cadlllac-GEO 308 East Main 6t., Pomeroy, Ohio 614·992·6614 • Toll Frtt 1·100·137·1094 ... 1992 Chevy cav RIS . ~~·~r\~ Barber remembered .. ~Continued fromPage4) QUALIFIED Hours: Mon ' Fri 9-4 Sall-4. Closed Sunday night's NHL game in Pittsburgh, whlth the Pen· guins won 9·6. (AP) · Magic confidant says Pistons' Thomas spread gay rumors JOHN LENTES Chitck Wingett Builders 1 Carol Ln. Athens (614) 592-4119 ' Miami's Walker happy about choice to install McCullough at tailback WHY VOTE FOR Purchase Your New llomc Now. Take Delivery Of Your New Home Between Jan Ist und March 31st. 1993 And Receive Your Spcciul Winter Construction Discounl. Order "Now At Thi$ Years Price Put In Your Own Foundaiion And Sa\'C E\•cn More . REACHING AROUND- Pittsburgb's Mike Stapleton (len) reaches' around Detroit's Jimmy Carson during the first period of Thur.sday Division II team qualifier~ include Bexley, Canfield, Genoa, Kettering Alter, Columbus Wallerson, Hunting Valley University School, Brookville, Uhrichsville Claymont, Richfield Revere, Hubbard, Pomeroy Meigs and Bryan. Kettering Alter was Second last year to champion Columbus Academy. Division III medalist J.T. Croy of Loudonville will defend his title. He carded rounds of 75 and 77 last year for a 152, three shots better than Chuck Rodenbaugh of Findlay Liberty-Benton. . The. team qualifiers are Balli· more Liberty Union, Malvern,. Kalida, Dayton Oakwood, Granville, Chillicothe Huntington, Liberty-Benton, G~tes Mills Gilmour, Fremont St. Joseph, Van Buren, Chagrin Falls and Versailles. Gilmour won the team title last year by 10 suokes over runner-up Fremont St. Joseph. A.,.,.,. . By KEN RAPPOPORT Rookie star Eric Lindros scored umph over the Blackhawks. Richer's first goal of the year · AP Hockey Writer his fifth goal for the Ayers, who Mario Lemieux has picked u_p for the first time all season did not beat Eddie Belfour just 49 seconds into the five-minute overtime. where lie left off last season, and IS enter the third period trailing. Dirk Graham's second goal of picking up the Pittsburgh Penguins North Stars 5, Nordlques 2 alonF, with him, Mike Modano and Mike Craig the game with 39 seconds left in • You don't have enough scored twice each and the North the final period had tied the score (audio) tape for me to lllllc about Stars held Quebec to merely 15 at 5. Graham jammed in a shot ~arlo Lem ieu~," Pittsburgb' s shots while beating the Nordiques. from just outside the crease arter R_ick Tocchet said. following a 9-6 The Nordiques had been averaging Lemieux had put New Jersey ~head S-4 just 1:46 into tile final penod. v1c~ over Detroit Thursday night . 33 .shots a game. · Bruins 4, Flames Z highlighted by Lemieux's three Modano's goals came one day Boston goaltender Rcjcan goals and two assists. "He's the after signing a four-year, $6.75 best player in tile world, and he's million contract tllat makes him tile Lemelin blocked 21 shots as the tile best by a wide margin." highest-paid player in team history. Bruins defeated the Aames. Lemelin a former Flames Lemieux proved that in last sea- Russ Courtnall also scored on one goalie sparkled in only his second son's Stanley Cup playoffs, when ofMinnesolll's 40 shots. appeamnce of the season·. He had he led the Penguins to tlleir second Quebec, the NHL's worst nonlost Saturday night in Los Angeles. suaight NHL championship with expansion team the last four years, The 37-year-old was p~rticularly his MVP performance. lost for only the second time after a With his 28tll career hat trick, 4-1-1 start. sharp in the second penod, when Calgary outshot the Bruins 10-8. Lemieux extended his goal-scoring Maple Leafs 5, Lightning Z Don Sweeney, Te4 Donato, streak 10 eight games for the PenNikolai Borschevsky and Rob· Adam Oates and Glen Wesley guins, who lead tile Patrick Divi- Pearson scored two goals apiece. licored for the Bruins. Gary Roberts sion with a 6-0-2 record. Lemieux Ieadin~ the Maple Leafs past the scored both goals for Calgary. has at least two points in every Lightrung. ·game this season.' He leads the It was the Maple Leafs' fourth NHL with 27 pOints on II goals win. in five games. First-year and 16 assists. Tampa Bay suffered its first home GRAVELY TRACTOR Tocchet scored midway through loss after defeating Chicago and SALES & SERVICE the third period and Shawn Edmonton. McEachern scored ,twice in eight Toronto led 3-1 after a fLrst peri- 204 Condor SL I seconds as the defending Stanley od bighlighted by goalie Felix IIW lllolo I W&l D I CLOSED MONDAY Cup champions pulled away at the Potvin's save on Brian Bradley's OPEN TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY end. penalty shall! was the first penalty IAIUPM SAT. I AM-12 Noon The Penguins survived blowing shot in tile NHL this year. a 3.0 lead to stretch their home regDevils 6, Dlackbawks 5, OT . ular season unbeaten sueak to 14Claude Lemieux scored three 0-1 since Feb. 27. They are 8-0·1 at goals and added an assist, but it home against the Red Wings since took Stephane Richer's 20-footcr Jan. 18, 1987, tlleir longest such from the top of the right circle to streak against any opponenL lift the Devils to an over~ me tri· In other NHL games, it was Hartford 5, Ottawa 1; Vancouver 4, Philadelphia 4; Minnesota 5, Quebec 2; Toronto 5, Tampa Bay 2; New Jersey 6, Chicago 5 in overtime, and Boston 4, Calgary 2. .. 0 ' }'\'balers 5, Senators 1 Pat Verbeek scored a pair of goals 25 seconds apart and added an assist as the Whalers beat Ottawa, handing the expansion Senators their sixth straight loss. Ma8hed Pot..toea a Gravy, The Whalers improved their Green Beans WIM!IIhrooml record to 3-5-0, with two of their Hot Butt~ RQII ~ . three victories coming at the Small Drink or con.. expense of their !foubled Adams Divisionexpansion riv~l. The SenTRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES ators haven't won since opening OPEN 10 A.M.-7:00P.M. their inaugural season with a win over Monueal at the Civic Cenue. Canucks 4, Flyers 4 Pavel Bure and Tom Fergus scored late third-period goals to give the Canucks a tie with the Flyers. Mark Recchi had scoted twice in the third period to give tile Flyers a two-goal lead before Bure and Fergus countered. "t.:- Meigs among D-II qualifiers in today's state golf tourney COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Stow Walsh Jesuit seeks .a third straight Division I slllte golf team title in the 67th. boys state golf tournament at Ohio SUite's Scarlet and Gray Courses. The Warriors lOOk the team title by 20 strokes ·a year ago. B\)1 Cincinnati Moeller stamped itself as one of the teams to beat by defeating Walsh ·Jesuit to win the Muirfield Iilvillltional high school title earlier this season. · Other teams in the big-school' field include Newark, Toledo St. John's, Cincinnati St. Xavier, Upper Arlington, Medina, Shelby, Dublin, Cleveland St. Ignatius, • .Springfield North, Brecksville and Moeller. ! Play was scheduled to get under way today. Normandy's Chris Wollman, second a year ago by a stroke to medalist Joe Ogilvie of Lancaster, rewrns. Wollman shot rounds of 78 and 76 for a 154 at !he par-72 Scarlet Course. · In Division ·II, Josh Sine of Sfringfield Shawnee leads the list o individual qualifiers. Sine finished fourth a year ago, a distant 17 shots behind medalist Eric Oaks of Swanton. ~ .' ' It could ha~~ been fo~ me more so than Jack, Gaston Sllld of th~ b?~s. "People forget real qUick . how well .the Jays hav.e done th1s '/ear ~d remember the1r playoff fa1lures m 1985, 1989 and 1991. . , If only Sm1th s detractors could be forgetful. Morns was the hero of last year's Series. His 1-0, 10-inning complete game win in Game 7 . gave the title to Minnesolll. And Smith was the goot because of his mistake in the eighth innln~ that cost the Braves a chance to wtn. Smitll got back at Morris. tllen toolc: shots at his detractors. "Last year was nothing new to me. I've been criticized this year by our hometown reporters," he said. Why? . "For one thing, I'm a black man, .so I'm goin~ to be criticized. Another thing, I ve been considered a mediocre ballplayer, so I'm :.. The Problem going 10 be c~ticized," he said in a fmn, even vmce. · Mediocre? Smith has a .289 average in 13 The So!utjoo big-league seasons. He's the only player in baseball history to play in Sports shorts a World Series with four teams, Tey .hia urc, aimplc, clfcelivc remedy Cor Baseball winning with all but the Braves. He NEW YORK (AP) - Former •1c sympto101 or cmbanusiac nail funhit homers in Garnes 3, 4 and S of commissioner ·Fay Vincent was in lUI,. FuatiNt~Pfll)>ls thiclc,splil, disco!-· last year's Series. slllble condition following Slll'gery o!Od•ill. Twopowcrlullllli-funplaJCIU Then came th~ stigmatizing at the Hospital for Special Surgery fo&ht infcclioo on toenails and (JIIICIDIIill Game 7. He stopped near second to relieve pressure on spinal nerves. and work 10 eliminate lhc actual rWIJUI. ~·Y to apply u nail poliah. Mo pracripbase on Terry Pendleton's double The 54-year-old Vincent, unable uonncecuaey. to left-center, then was able to to walk without a cane since an Do You Use Artiflc/M Nds'l milke it only io tllird. He was faked accident in college, became comby Minnesota second baseman missioner in September 1989 fol· Then uso 1'1111gl N•ue to prcvCIU tho nail Chuck Knoblauch or lost sight of lowing the death of A. Bartlett Gia- lun&UI UIOC~ rill artir~~:ial naib. the ball. •t filii" p/t011f1UY or matti. He resigned under pressure U... ~•cllfl"I don't think I will ever get on Laor11odu. Sept. 7 following a no-confi- 1177118. W. tl IlL. M/111111. any retribution from that game," dence FL 33774 vote from 18 of 28 owners. Smith said. "People all year have .Bartrum closing in on SC catch lead held by teammate . Former Meigs Marauder star Mike Bartrum continues to have an outstanding season for the Marshall University Thundering Herd. · The 6-S, 230-pound senior tight end caught a career-high seven passes for 65 yards and a touchdown in last Saturday's 34.-13 win . over The Ciladel. In being ranked second iri the · Southern Conference in receiving with 29 receptions for 336 yards and two touchdowns, Bartrum is one reception of the league lead, held by teammate Troy Brown. The win over The Citadel w8s the fii'St by a Marshall team at Charleston . S.C. . Marshall will host UT-Chat· t~nooga thi1 Saturday with the k1ckoff coming at4 p.m. The Herd is 36-4 at home since 1987 and is 13-0 at tile new Marshall Stadium. For ticket information for this Saturday fans can call 1-800-'IlfE. brought it up during the 'course of tile season, and even some indi vi duals considered it to be one of the major blunders in World Series history. " . Morris had been one of tbe major wonders of Series history, winning the most valuable player award after his spectacular Game 7 performance against John Smoltz, Atlanlll' s starter Thursday night But the 7-1 postseason record ~o~ris brought to Tor.onto after s1gnmg as a free agentJS now 7-4 after he lost his second Series start. His )IOSI$eason earned run average · this year is 7.43 after he allowed all seven runs imd nine t)i!S. The fans who cheered him during his 21-6 regular Season booed · him when lie left tile game. . "I think it was just the fans letting out their frustrations,'' he said. "I don't take it 100 much to heart. If I accepted every boo as 'It's time to leave, Jack,' I would have left 16 or 17 'years ago. My sister booed me when I was in lillie league," he said. He gave up the first run on fLrst- . I FOR A BETTER MEIGS COuNTY I. I . ' j Yankee and network broadcaster. "Just look at his legacy. I remember when he used to handle Family .Day at the stadium, and he was so kind to everyone. He was very unique. I'd hear from him ffom time to time. I remember getting a nice note from him after we broacasted Hank Aaron's record-breaking home run. He wlis. a great friend and a dear man.'~ · Another broadcaster, Vin Scully, said, "Red was a lot more than be appeared to be. He was not only a man from the South with ~real Southern expressions, but a h1ghly moral, extremely intelligent man. He was first and foremost the consummate reporter, refusing to allow his own personal emotions to get in the way of reporting a major sports events. ~'He was the most literate and well·tead sports aMouncer in the business. In my opinion, he was the finest baseball announcer who ever lived. Baseball was richer for hav· ing him and all of us are somewhat poorer in losing him." NBC's Dick Enberz said Barber once defined for him the real challen~e of being a sports reporter. • 'He said to me, 'Richard,' in his soft Southern style, 'what makes tllis job uniquely diffteult is that we go to a game, turd Oll,,• a- microphone, talk two or three hours without a script, tum off the microphone and not remember a single phrase we said,"' . Bob Costas, also of NBC, said no broadcaster could ever again duplicate Barber's impact on base-. ball "because it was a meeting of the man and the times. Radio was the most important thing in baseball at that time." "He gave the Dodgers their voice," Cosllls said. "People tell me·you could walk through Brooklyn without a radio and still hear . Red describe the game. You wouldn't miss a pitch because it would come from an apartment windowsill, from a storefront, from a car radio with its window open.'' Weekend games Tonight SEOAL Logan at Gallia Academy Athens at Warren Local Marietta at Jackson TVC Alexander at Fedenil Hocking .Miller at Wellston Nelsonville-York at Belpre Vinton County at Trimble . 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Daily Sentinel Pag1 6 ~~NCI touts experimental drug Mother shocked .by daughter therapy for breast cancer .· admitting sJte was molested vi......., Ann Landers b ... •e Community calendar REACT offers coffee breaks ·. to keep area motorists safe t- The Elton John sues over claim he wanted to be near AIDS center ·District deputy speaks to D of A C&M MOTORS and AUTO IIIIAL ............ .. •u.ts. hr . · •••••••••I leWd•• Is •••II Fer ......... . Or ............ u ••• Auxiliary to meet I Let , The American' AuliU· iary, Drew Weblter t No. 39, will meet TIJelday II I p.m. • die home ofLoretla ~. · ( 410 r ,... 104-273-1077 It • UVIISWOOD, WV. I CREMEANS 94th District State Representative er--. Ch..-,, A.,..... Assembly of God Ub«ty "-W1 ~God Duddift& Lane, Ma1011, w.va. Pasoor: Dan S. Ea100 Sunday Worship- 10:30 p.m. Thunda SerVices 7 Bapt1st H.,. loptlol Charch {Sototloent) S70 Onnt St., Middleport Putor: Rev. David Boyan Sunday ochool- 9:45a.m. · Wonhip- 11 t .m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. I Free Will Baptist Chun:h Ash Strut, Middleport Panor: Mark MorroW Saturday Service-7:30p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip - 1 J a.m., Wednesdty Serwice-7:30 p.m. Rutland First Baptist Church Sunday School- 9:30a.m. W011hip- 10:45 a.m. Pomof!11 Flrlll Baptist· East Main St. Pastor: Or. l..ee Morris Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship • I 0:30a.m. First Soulhorn B•eu.t 41872 Pomeroy Pike . Pastor: E. LamarO'Dryant SundAy School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scovices - 7:30p.m. Middleport First BapUII Comer Sixth &: Palmer Pas10f: Rev. James A. Seddon Sunday School - 9: IS a.m. Worship- IO:IS Llli. Wednesday SeTVi.u -7 p.m. Racine First Baptist · Pastor: Steve Deaver Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services .. 7:30 p:m. S!lvor Run Baptist Panor: Bill Linle Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. MI. UniM BapUst Plstor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. Evening ·6:30p.m. Wednesday Set'Yices- 6:30p.m. Bethldlem Baptist Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School- 10::10 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 a.m. Thursday SeTViceo : 7:30p.m. Old Bolhe Free Will BapiiSt Chur<h 28601 So. R1. 7, Middlepon · Sunday School- 10 a.m. livenins - ~:30 p.m. Thursday Seivices- 7:30p.m. Hlllllcle Baptist Church St Rl. 143 juSI off Rt. 7 Pastor. Rev. James R. Aaee, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship- 11 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday _Seoviceo -7 p.m. Hope Bapdll Chapel 570 Grant St., Middlepon Pastor. David Boyan. Sr. · Sunday School · 10 a.m, Worship- II Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. VIctory Baptist 52S N. 2nd St, Middleport PasLOr: James E. Keesee Wonhip • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Falllo Bapllst Church Rlilroad St., Masoo Sunday School · 10 a.m . Wotihip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Forell Run Baptist PaaUJr: Arius Hun Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip·lla.m. Mt, Moriah B•ptlst Founh & Main SL, Middlepon Pastor. Rev. Gilben Craia, Jr. · Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:4S a.m. AntiQuity BapU• Pastor: kenm:lh Smilh Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 Lm. Thursday S<rvices - 7::10 p.m. RuUand Free Will Baptist Salem St. . Pulor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m. . Evenins - 7 p.m. Wednesday Seovices • 7 p.m. Alh Str«t F'reewiR Baptist Middleport School - 10 a.m. We~~':;'~,~-~ll·· •_.1m':3·o...,•• a. B_., Mill Wo1 k Cabinet Makin~ Syracuse l·: r..• \n; ,,,1 IJ!liE .I•. ~ .. .\ .. 992 ·3978 . . .. u ... {f"L~\ '~· .......... · · Clo•rdo ofGoci<IPropheq Enlerpri.. Putor: Keilh Rader Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Services • 7 p.m. PallOr: Ando"eW !.tilos Sooday School · a.m. Wonhip - 10::10 a.m ., 7 p.m. Wedneoday SeTVi~ • 7 .p.m. Putor: P• Henson Sunday Sc:hool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - J I a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. .......01 CllurdlofCiorlol 33226 O.ild...,'s Hane Rd. 992-3847 Somda1 School • 11 a.m. Worship -10 a.m •• 6p.m. 4 Wednesdiy Services • 7 p.m. New Llle Church of God> Oaestcr Pastor: Gary Hines Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. _ Wonhip - 6 p.m. Wednetday Scovica - 7 p.m. Flatwoods Putor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - lla.m., 6 p.m. Thursday Servioes - 7 p.m. Middleport Church of Christ ~lh and Main Pasoor: !,IHartJon Sooday School - 9::10 a.m. Wonhip - 8:1S, 10:30 a.m.• 7p.m. Wednesday Seovica -7 p.m. Episcopal er... Eolocooai Churdo 326 a Main s'c. Pomeroy Sunday Sdlool - 10 a.in. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Thursday Scovices - 6:30p.m. Holiness Heath (Middleport) Putor: Flink Smith Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worlhip - 10:30 a.m. Wednadsy Seovices • 6 p.m. w-. Forest Run P111or. Deroo Newman Holy Eudlaria 1st k 3ft! Sundays, Momina l'rl)'or 2nd &. 41h Sundays l'ririCipal Service and Sunday ~Ill a.m. · Keno Churdl oi Chrilt Wonhip-9::!0 a.m. Suoday School- 10:30 a.m. Pine G""'e Bible Roll- Cloorch 1{2 mile off RL 325 Pas10r. Rev. O'Dell Mtnley Sunday School- 9::10 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m.• 7:30 ~.m. Wednesday Seovia: • 7:30 P·"!· Beanrallow Rldp Cllurdo of Clorlll Putor: Jack Colepove S~mday Sc:hool - 9::10 a.m. Wonllip -10:30 a.m .• 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. ZIIMI Church or Christ Pomeroy. Hanisonville Rd. (Rt. 143) Pasto.r.lnterim _pastor Sunday School • 9::10 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeTVia:s - 7 p.m. Wesleyan Dlblt Hollnoso Church 7S Pad St., Middleport. . Putor. Rev. Roy Mc:Carty Sunday ochool • 9:30a.m. W"!Ship - 10::10 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scovia: -7:30p.m. Bradbury Chun:h of Christ · "Pastor: Tom Runyon . Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip -!0:30a.m. H;rstlt Run Holiness C~urch . Pastor: Rollon Manley Sunday School - 9::10 a.m. Wonhip - 10:4S a.m .• 7 p.m. Thursday Scovice .- 7:30p.m. Topptn Plalno Cburdo of Clorlol Pallor: Raben. Fotter . Dexter Church of Clorist Pastor: Chris Stewart Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m. Wednesday Seoviceo- 7 pm. Llb<I'IJ Chrtltlan Church Dater Paaor: Woody Call Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evenina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Seovice- 7 p.m. St. J,..•. Pine Lutheran Church Grove Sunday School- 9:45 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Seovioes - 7:30p.m. Sutton Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m. (ht o!t 3ni Sun) East Lelart Pastor: Roaer Grace Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. United Methodist Gnham United Methodist W011hip - 9::10 a.m. (ht.t 2nd Sun), 7::10 p.m. (3nl & 41h Son) Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Radnt Pastor. Roaer Grace Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Laurel Clllr.Free Molhocllst Cburdl Pa1tor. Peter T"""bby Swoday Scloool - 9:30 un. Wonhip - 10::10 a.m .• 7 p.m. Wemesday Seovi.u - 7 p.m. ML Olive United Mothocllst Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Oiarles Jones Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday SeTVices • 7 p.m. Metp Cuop..-aUve Parish Rulilnd Bible Methodist Pastor: Rev.lvan Myen Sunday School-9:30a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Northealt Cluster Allred Pastor: Sharon Hauan~ Sunday School.- 9:30.a.m. Worship -II a.m .• 6:30p.m. Coolville United Mtthodlst Parllh PallOr. Hden .Kline Cootrillt Church Main .t. Fiflh St. Sunday Scloool- 10 a.m. Woodoi~ • 9 a.m. Tuesday Scm.u • 7 p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Ha1,1sman Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Thunday Services • 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Brenda Weber Worship - 9:30 a.m. Swtday School· 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Seovices - 7:30p.m. Bethel Church Townohip Rd .. 468C Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wonhip- 10 a.no. Wednesday Servia:s - 10 a.m. Lon1 Bottom Pastor. Rev. Sddon Johnson Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 111-.30 a.m. Wednesday Scovia:s - 7:30 p.m. Heckl0fpor1 Church GrandS!,... Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services • 8 p.m. Reedsville Pastor: Rev. Seldon Johnson Wonhip - 9::10 a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. T...... Chun:b CO. Rd.63 Scloool - 9::10 a.m. wcinhla·, ~ ao-.30 ..... Tuppen Plains St. Paul Putor: Sharon Hauaman Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wedneiday Servicel - 7 p.m. Putor: Thomu L Goes, II Somday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10::10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wemesday Seovices - 7 p.m. Wonhip : IOa.m. Tuesday Semces ·7:30p.m. , K&C JEWELERS · IAWUNGS.:C:OATS l'ulor. Rev. Heobat (,lrate Sunday School - 9:30a.m. W011hip - 1la.m., 6p.m. Wednesd'ay SCrvaces • 7 P~· Rutlud. Churc:h r1 the Nuarene Putor. Samuel Buye Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Seovices • 7 p.m. Portland First Chun:h ~the N... rene Pastor: Willi1111 Justis Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:40 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. New Haven Churdl of Ihe Nazarene Puoor: Glendon StroUd Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wooohip -10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. [ndUmt House otPnyor Sunday wonhip • 10 a.m. Wednesday service -6:30p.m. The Salvation Anny 113 Buuemul Ave., Pomeroy. SWlday School · 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:00 a.m.• 7:30p.m. Middleport Community Churdl , S1S Pearl St., Middlepon . P.lstor: Suh Anderson · Sunday School! 0 i .m. Evaoing- 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovice • 7:30p.m. Faith Tab<noacle Churdl Bailey Run Road Pamr. Rey. Emmett Rawaon Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Evening? p.m. Thunday Service • 7 ·p.m. Syracuse Mission 1411 Bridgem1n SL. Syracuse Pastor. Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday Sehool-10 o.m. · Evening - 6 p.m. Wedneaday Service • 7 p.m. Christian Fetlowlhip Cent..Salem St. Rutland Pastor. RobeR E. Musser Sunday School ' 10 a.m. Worship - 11 :15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesd1y Service • 7 p.m. Morse Chapel Church Supt.: Mike Mallon Suncfay school • 10 a.m. Wonh.ip • II •·~·· 7 p.m. Wednesday Semoe - 7 p.m. Faith Gospel Church Looa bottom · Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m., 7::10 p.m. Wednesday 7::10 p.m. MI. Olive Community Church Paswr: Lawrence Bush Sunday School - 9:30a.m. . Evening- 7 p.m. Wednoday Seovice • 7 p.m. United Faith Church RL 7 on Pomeroy By-hu PallOr: Rev. Robeot B. Smith, Sr. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Scovice - 7 p.m. F.cclala Fei!owlhlp 128 Mill St, Middleport Pa-: Cloudc M<l'loenon Sunday School- 10 a.m. Bvenina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Seovico • 7 p.m. FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 _fihl INSU~ANCE ·-.:::.-:-· Veterans ~inorial Hospital 214 £. Moiri P. J. Clllller St. P-rOJ• 011. ~4 PAULE~ AGENT ' ,....., EWING FUNEW HO• Nationwide Ins. Co. ..Di,nil~· and S..r1•it'f' Alu·tty.-· Eslabl~hed 1913 ot co1umttu1.. 0 . · H2-2121 i04 W. M~ln tn ·7lll Pom•r•• I Soooth Beiltel New T-•ewl Sil-Ridae , l'ulor. Duane Sydmitridter Sunday Sdlool - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 IJII., 7 p.m. Wednelday Seovice - 7 p...,. l Carleton l•knl MMlllld•al Ch.urth . ·' •, Kinpbwy Road. l'ulor. ClYde W. !iaodenon Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Bvauna - 7 p.m. Wednesday Scovice - 7 p.m. • Fretd,.. Gospel MJ-. Bald Knob. on Co. Rd. 31 P1stor: Rev. Roser Willford Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip-10:4S s.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Seovice - 7 p.m. '' o! ' '! ·' While'• Chapel w-,ran Coolville Road Pu1or: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship -10::10 a.m. Wednesday Seovice - 7 p.m, ~. 1 Falnlew Bible Ch11rch ' Lellrt. W.Va.RL I Pastor: James Lev.iia Sunday School· II Lm. Woo:Wr - 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneidsy Scovice -7::10 p:m. ' J,i ~ , ,' . Calvary Bible Churcb Pomeroy Pike, CO. Rd. Pasl.or. RcY. Blatkwood Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovice -7::10 p.m. 1 '' Spiritual Faith Chun;IJ Stale 338, Anliquily Pastor: A. Stewart Sunday School - I0 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Thunday Service • 7::10 p.m. ·.: .•'• Calvary Pll&rim Chapel · Harrisonville Road PuLor. Rev. Victor Roush s..,day Sc:hool9::10 a.m. Worship - II a.m .•7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovice - 7::10 p.m. Stlversrille Word otFollh ' . Pastor: David Dailey S..,day School9::!0 a.m. ·Jivaoing · 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7::10 p.m. Rtjoldnc Lift Cbun:h SOON. 2nd Ave.•Middleport Pal\or. Rev. Michael Pan&io w~J,Scboo.l-IOo.m. y Seovices - 7 p.m. Pentecosta I l'oai<Coslll A-bly SL RL 124, Racine Put~: Willi.., Hoback Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenina • 7 p.m. Wedneoday Seovices • 7 p.m. .• 1· Syracuoe First Untied PrMbytertan ·•' Sunday School - 10 a.m. : Wonhip • II sm., 4 p.m. (hi & 3nl Sunc) Seventh-Day Adventist S1Yetllh·Da1 Adv..UII Mulbmy HIS. Rd., Pomeroy . Puom: Roy Lawinalty Salurday Sem-: Sabbath School· 2 p.m. Wonhip - 3 p.m. .. Untied Brethren ML HtniiOD Uolted llnthrtn hi Christ Churdl T..asComm..UtydfCR8l . Pastor. Roben Sanden Sunday Sdlool- 9:30 a.m. Woodoip - 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovioea · 7:30p.m. Edtn Unlled Brllit,....l• Christ 2 1/l mile• nollh of Reedsville ... State Route 124 Putor: Rov. Robert Marldey Sunday Sehool · I 0 a.m. Wondoip • 7:30 p.m. Wednesday S'eovices - 7:30p.m. '•,~ ~· ,, ' ' ''' . ,..... .....,.... ' 27t Merth Soc.... . SWISHER & LOHSE : It! I. Momoritll Dr. 991 ·5130 Pomeroy , • 'lllllnday- - 7::!0 p .tl). Ohle Brogan-Warner : SERVICES N-~ewiClourdl ~yWonhip · l::IOp.m.; Dyesvllle Communlly Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. ..,...,..... KMIUIII)' Fried Clllll*«t" --=---- PuoGr.Roy- Sunday Sdlool · IO a.m. Bvenina 7:30p.m. . Tueaday .t Thunday · 7:30p.m. OffRt 124 Pu1or: Edsel Han Sunday SchOOl-9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m .• 7:30p.m. Crow't Family Restaurant MNitlltport Nl Geopol L'~'IH~I::::, 3301S HilaDol Rolil, Poowoy H_,l Commun!ty Churth FISHER 2114 South 21111 • IIBLEI ,,, Putor. Kcnndh BUcr St. Paul Lutheran Church Racine Putor: Rev. James Sllterlield Sunday School • 9:4S a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Chester Churdl of tile Nuarene Trlnlly CoogregaUonal Churdl P11tor. Rev. Roland Wildman O.urdo ·9:15a.m. Wonhip. · 10:30 a.m. Mlll'lll"l Star " Comer Sycamore & Second SL,"Pomeroy Pastor: Laura A. Leaeh $hrelfler Sunday School - 9:4S a.m. Wcinhip - 11 a.m. ML Mariah Clo- ~God Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday.Seovices - 7 p.m. SalemCmter Pastor: Ron Fierce SWlday School- 9: IS a.m. Wo11hip ·IO:IS a.m. C1rmel Wontiip - 11 a.m. Church of God Pomero7 Churdo or the Nuanne Putor: Rov. Thomu M~ (II Buolinshml dlun:h df ROOie 33) • hstOr: Rollort Vance Putor: Kenneth Balcer SWlday School - 9:30a.m. Worship ·10:4S a.m. (2nd o!t 4th SIDI) Sunday Seloool -9:30a.m. Hartford Church or Christ In Christian Union Hartfonl. W.Va. PasLOr. Rev. David McManis · Somday School • II o.m. W011hip - 9:30 ~m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servicea - 7:30 p.m. SJ'Ho:aM.Churdo ~ lht N-rene Pastor. Rev. Glenn McMill• sunaay School - 9::10 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. W~esday Services • 7.p.m. Other Churches Putor. Kennelh Baker Somday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. Our SaYiour Lutheran Chur(!h Walnut and Henry Sis., Ravenswood, W,Va. CO-pastori: Revs. Ridlanl k H - Church or Clorlst In Christian Union Putor: Theron Durh1111 SIWiday School · 9::10 a.m. Evening· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. R.a..•F. .wlilll' Church ofll!o Nuonne Pa-: Joil! w.Douala Sunday SdloOI- 9::10 a.m. Wunhip - 10:45 L!!!., 7 p.m. Wedaaday SeTVicea - 7 p.m. Rulland Putor: Anhur Cnbt,.. Somday School - 9:30a.m. Wo11hip ·10:30 Lm. Thunday Services • 7 p.m. SnOW\'IIle Putor: Aorence Smith Sunday Scloool· 10 a.m. Worship - 9a.m. PastOr. Lau11 A. Lead! Slu•ffler Wonhip - 9:30a.m. · Sunday School- 10::10 a.m. Chnsttan Unton PIADr. Rov. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday Sdlool · 9::10 a.m. Wonioip - 10::10 a.m., 6::10 p.m. Wednesday SeTVi.u • 7 p.m. WemeodaySeovioes - 6p.m. Btthany ·Patricia Bondi·Kru1 Mid II ~port Ci!urdo rA t11o N._t Wcnhip • 10 a.m. Lutheran R,.tmlle Church of Christ , • Pa110r: Philip Stuom Sunday School: 9::10 a.m. Worihiai Scovice: 10:30 a.m. Bible siudy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. 992-2975 ReckSprinp Pa!tor:Kei!h Rader Sionday School - 9:15a.m. Wonhio • l0:30 a.m. Hemlock Grove Church Pastor: Charle• Domigan Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Wonhip- 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. MEIGS nRE · CENTER, INC. · Pomeroy Paaor: Eunbac (Once) Kee Sunday ScbOOI- 9:15a.m. Wonhip - 10::10 un., 6 p.m. Wednesday 5etvH:e>- 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovices-7:30 p.m. Lanpvllle Chriollan Chun:h S~mday School- 9::10 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovia: 7:30p.m. 212 E. Main StrHt 992-3785, Pomeroy Sunday School- 9 a.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Latter-Day Saints Maoon Church or Christ MillerSL,Muon, W.Va. Sunda1 School - 10 ..... Wonhip ·II a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne1dly Setvic:cs • 7 p.m. Suco:ea Road Church of Christ PallOr: Joieoll B. Hoskins Sunday SchOol • 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m., 7 ~.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pearl Chapel Putor: Flo,..,. Smith R-.anlzed Chun:b of )ftllll Chrilt In !.alter Day Salnls Ponhnd-Racine Rd. · Pastor: Williain Roush Somday School - 9::10 s.m. RuUand Chorch or Christ Pulor: Eugme R. UndtzWood Sllllday School - 9::10 a.m. Worship- 111-.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Bndford Cburdt ofCiorilt · St Rt 124 k Co. Rd. S Putor: Derek Stump Sunday School - 9::10 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Services • 7:30p.m. Mloerniltt Putor: Deron Newman Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship. 10 Lm. Harrlson•llle HollnOSI Chapt.or Pastor: Rev. John Neville Sun~y SdlooiiO a.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Seovia: - 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip- 9:4S a.m., 6:30p.m. John F. Fu1ta:.M9r . Pll. "7·1101 Pom•roy laMillltreet Mlclt..port, Ohto 41710 Sunday Sdlool - 9:4S a.m. · Wonhip • II a.m. Wednesday Service& - 7:30p.m. 0 .1. While Rd. off St. Rt 16Q RuU.nd Church of God Pastor: John F. Olrco111n Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wontup - II a.m .• 7 p.m. Wednesday Seovices • 7 p.m. RACINE PI.ANING Mill ~~=:.. "-:Rev. David R.....U Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Seovica-7 p.m. w-....y Seovioea - 7 p.m. Cloucll<l J-c~w~o~ VanZandt10d Wanl Rd. Paaor: J..,.. Miller Sunday Sdlool ·- 10::10 a.m. livenin& - 7::10 p.m. · Wedneadav Sem- 7 :!0 Srrut 03.,.,~, Pilei lor by lhoi Co.mlaM to &._I F..,. A. c-.. Cltoolor Apostoltc gers of .tamQxi~en, and new con- not sick, rather lltan ihe more .1 · usual Dear Au ••Dilen: After 44 .her 'perfOIIIUIIICC.. cerns about the study have been study in which an ellpertmenta yean ltecohod lbc This iJ the· fii'St wedding I've raised,'' said Rep. Donald M. thenpy is lried on somctine whose llboc:kvliDJ life. It . . . . . been been in. rm not sure how much Payne, D-N.J., c;hairman of the only 'alternativemaybetodie. bcalir if -llliwt bad takeo I gun House. Government Operations Women volunteering .for the lllllJbotmedlliiL money I sbould have 10 spend. The subcommiuee on human resources. study are screened to ensure that brideJmaids are required to pay for AI I family clilllllf, my +uablcr "In fact, Public Health . Service they are healthy but oonsidered at ·the dresses ($200), plus lllmllion$ •wldenly llltqd- ..... ,cu to e·xperts have long believed .the inc:muecl risk for IVV\ developing breast ($2S), a atraple11 bra ($20), h , know that Dlddy .....,, lltl ted women Ill risks cancer. Some 30,....., women ave Study coul...,expose . matching siiOel ($2S), and I J*IIOI .,.. th h h · ·· . that outweigh the likely benefits," already gone roug t e 1mtia1 me fnm ap 3 10 my llllll ,an. • ($40). She claimed he dweak+tecl 10 have Paynesaid. screeninsprocea. · ' We allo mua pay f1Jr die bridl1 ~ h- • 1 ___ ,.. ba Healy and her colleagues dis"For women lonJ under-repre· her putiWIJy if Jbe !Old IDyODe. ~ Jbower. This meaDJ inviwiOIIJ, if that _.,._,t ....,..,.,b, -~- then ,.,_ WM ....,...,,ng, """"' ve agreed with that, saying the drug sented in many studies oo disuse """J'', reatina die biD. buyiq pany -.... "'"' his hadI weot bim •• ~and dMlnled him. shows promise in preventing 30 prevention and aU too often the told me"-~· be al•o molested u thea1p7 bla aftoer four favors, dca:dtiolll and the Jbnwer percent 1040 pen:ent ofbreast can- unwitting subject.t of ·unproved granddauabta-. Wben. I asked my monthJ felt ·1 had .to cope witli gilt. 'l1le bride has already req~ cer cases. . therapies, there is often a funda· granddaugbtet about it, she Ibis capyair. My daughter is a S200 lift. . . . "No intervention is rotally w1th· mental issue of trust," Dr. Helen aduh replied. "Yes, it'J true. He had his 1Wic1iDa me u if it were Ill IDY Includina my ll'IIISpCXIIUOI, Ibis out risk, and tamoxifen does have Rodriguez-Trias, president-elect of balds up my circa every chance he rauiL C.'t she realize or ;, • ..;.... · some potential side erfects," said . the American Public Heallb Asso- . c:auld. • .. -·.....-- wtddiJia will COlt me almost SSOO. Is Ibis normal? - FEELING USED what it is to face this horrirying Dr. Peter Greenwald; the National ciatioo, said in testimony .ror the I Wlilllld to commit 111icide. rm ~D••tioo • my age? ; INPHILLY Cancer Institute's director of can· hearing. "This is particularly true over 7S, llld my (nuhend is 79. For Ann. pleMC give me SOilte kind of DEAR PHD..LY: Sad 10 say, but cer prevention and control..' "l~e in low-income women and women weeks, I bave been lib a crazy . 1111wer tbat will make my buRien a. Ibis is wllll weddings bave come 10 likely benefits are a reducuon an of color." breast cancer, in heart disease and Although Greenwald testified JICIIOII, crying. talldn& 10 myaelf, little eujer 10 bear. - HURTING these days. Ally cllance of you bridelmaids renq )'(U tpWIII?It's maintenance of bone density." that women participating in the praying out loud. My husband AND HOPING DEAR HURTING: If, after rour b!:ing dooe, you know. This study is somewhat unusual study were bting given complete denies everything and llyJ they because it is using people who are informatioo, inother witness said .are makin& it aD up. I couldn't IIIDd moolbs of COUIIIeling, you are still I hope Olher young women .wbo to look • him, 10 I arraraPd for a · ·reelinJ and sick • heart, you need a are reading Ibis will late heed. that wasn't the case with her. ' t . le · new....,..._... ----•Sybil Fainberg of Chevy Chase, frieDd who cares for elderlypcop Unless you feellbrilled about being Md., who bas had three. breast in her home 10 tate care of him 1 suggest joint counseling with aslred, will enjoy the experience and . biopsies and ·Whose twin sister alao. your daughl« llld gnll!ddaughter. I can alfllld big buc:b for Ibis luxury, recently developed br'easl cancer, To mate matters worse, !DY believe what you bave written and it's best 10 tactfuDy decline. said she was interested in being daugha lllicl 10 me, 'You mean hope )'011' daugha and granddaughWlren pi4MUtg a Wtdding, who part of the study and attended a you didn't know?" Ann, l was ter wiD do what they can to help pays for ll!lttu? Wllo sltlllds when? two-hour meeting at Georgetown dumbfounded. Did my daughter you recover fronl Ibis devastating 'TirtAIIIILandmGuilkforBrillu~ University. tblnk I -.ld have aDowed tbat to blow. Good luck to an ol you. 1w all IM liiiSWtTS. Sellli a self· •'One-and·a·balf. hours were go oo? ADd then to add to die burt, Dear Aim 1 •nclen: A ~ will addressed, long, business-size devoted to general information about breast cancer whicli I and she said. 'You left me llone with be nwried Ibis ran. and 1ani one or envelope IUid a clleck or mone, three bridesmaids. We used to be order for $3.6S (lhis inclutks · probably many others present bim may times.• It is true thJt I did·leave ber with cloae, but it the last few,_., we've po114ge 111111 llaiiiiiUtg) 10: BrU/es, already knew; only the last 30 min· utes dealt with specifiC information her falber, wbom l .trusted.l worked drifted ll(llrt. It makes me lid tbat c/o AM Landers, P.O. Box 11562, . about tamoxifen," she said in her in . . eveaing,.,_-time, to auppJo. . the frieudship only came illive when Chicago, 11/. 60611-0562. (IIi · written testimony. "I went away meat our IDcame, but had I 1aiown she 'needed IIOIIlfiOOC w be part qf Cailada, send $4.45.) · fccling that I was not provided with enough .information to make -an informed decision on whether to participate in the study. "Nevertheless, I placed myself .Community Calendar Items supper and balce sale on Saturday at. on the list as a ~ble ~udy par· POMEROY - AA meeting, Sun; appear two days berate an eveut 5 p.m. . . ticipant," slle said. day, 7 p.m., JTPA building, SAFETY BREAK • Guy Hysell IIi pictured here d11ring a satety The study will track 16,000 and the day of thai event. Items Pomeroy. RACINE - The Charles Ihle colree break on Route 33'i roadside soutbbound park. Tbe breaks women for 10 yean. Half of' them mllll be received weD In 8dwace Family and John Easteft!ay will be are hosted by tbe Radio Emergency Association Communication to BJJUre publication In tbe cal· will bC given tamollifen, and the RACINE ' ML Moriah Churc~ ·Team. · endar. the hosts' for a special dairy activity of· God, other 8,000 will get a placebo, an sing, Sunday, 1:30 for the public on Saturday from 1-3 p.m. withgospel unmedicated preparation used as a . FRIDAy Eden Family, the Dailey p.m. The Ihle farm is located on control in testing the eff'ICICy of a RACINE • Coffman Family Morning Star Road in Racine. , Family, Mountain Top Singers and medicine. . Ministries will hold services at the Hi~hlights will be the new West: ' ·Crystal PoweU. There will be a din• Tamoxifen has long been a · Racine Churcb of the Nazarene, faha Double 6, fully-automated ner at 110011 before the sing. Public invited. , breast cancer drug. It was picked Tyree Blvd., through Sunday at 7 milking parlor. ' Y,• • l ~ . ' ' .. -., · ror further study as a preventive p.m. nightly. and 11 10:30 a.m. and POMEROY· SOLOS (Singles' Meigs County R8dio Emer· _During the breaks, six to eight therapy when It was noticed that 6 p.m. on Sunday. Pastor Thomas LONG BOTTOM - Smorgasgency Associated Communicatioo sh1fts are set up from 6 p.m. on Fn· women who took· it for treating L. Gates n invites the.public. Fur- bord dimer, LongBottom Com'mu- Fellowsllip) will meet Sunday at 4 Team recently held a REACT safe- day 106 p.m. on Sunday night Jocali'Ud cancer in one breast had a' ther inrormation may be obtained nity Cenler, Saturday beginning at p.m. at the Pomeroy United ty coffee brealc at the Route 33 Officers for the group will be 40 percent reduction 10[ new can- by calling 949-2668. . S p.m. Candidate nighL Cost is $S Methodist Church .to watch and roadside south bound park. nominated at the next meeting. The cers in the opposite breasL · rilr adults and $2.50 for children. discuss "Growing through Grief."' The purpose of the coffee brealc . group will meet the second Friday ~ome 180,00~ WOI!l~n in the · POMEROY • The Meigs Coun· Several meats, noodles. scalloped Supper follows. is 10 keep motorists safe on the of November at the Pomeroy U!'1ted StateJ wtll ~ dt.agnosed · ty Senior Citizens will hold a round · potatoes, oysters and dressing will ·MONDAY hfghway. The group hosts two such Library at 7 p.m. Further infonna- wtth breast cane~:!' tha~ year. a~d and sqbare dance Friday from 8-11 ~e featured. Desserts and drinks RUTLAND • Rutland. Garden brealcs -one on Labor Day and ooe tion may be obtained by calling 46,000 peo~le will d1e from at, p.m. at the senior citizens center. mcluded. Club will meet Monday at7:30 oo Meloorial Day. Neil White or Robert Bowlea. Greenwald saad. Music provided by Country Sweqt· · p.m. at .the home of Mrs. Robert hearis. Public invited. Bring snacks CHESTER - Cheste~ Elemcn- Kennedr.; Hysell Run Road. A profor the snack table. ·., tary will hold its fall carmval Satur- gram will be plCS!lnted on ·perenniday. Chicken dinners and pizza will als for fall planting and fall cleanLONG BOTTOM - Faith Full be available for sale at S p.m. in the up of the garden. Gospel Church in Long Bottom cafeleria with games rrom 6:30will have preaching and singing 8:30 p.m. There will be a cake REEDSVILLE • Eden United Friday at 7 p.m. with Pastor Steve walk, games. 'door prizes and a Brethren Church will hold revival Reed and local sinJ!ers. Public haunted house. Monday through Nov. 1 11 7 p.m. invited. Fellowship w1ll follow. nightly with Rev. Bob Wiseman. ATI..ANTA.(AP)- Elton John KANAUGA - tiberty Moun- There will be special singing nightis suing the relevision tabloid show TUPPERS PLAINS • The Tup· taineers will perform Saturday at ly. . "Hard Copy," alleging that a pers Plains VFW Post No. 9053, the DAV Hall in Kanauga.. reponer claimed off the air tbat the Ladies Altlliliary, will hold a round POMEROY • Meigs County · British pop singer moved to and square dance Friday from 8LOTTRIDGE - County music Veterans Service Commission AIIanta 10 be near an AIDS treat· · 11 :30 p.m. with mtistc by the night will be held at the Louridge Monday. 7:30 p.m., in the ment oenter. Happy Hollow Boys. Public invit- Community Center, Saiurday. 7 meets Veterans Service Office in The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in ed. ' · p.m. to midnight. All bands wel- Pomeroy. Fulton County Superior Court, come. Refreshments available. iecb llleut $3S .mlllioo in dam· SATURDAY Public invited. MIDDLEPORT - Meigs County ages and a fCIIrUling order against DANVILLE -Weekend services Mens Fellowsllip will hold nominathe show •s producers. It accuses at the Danville Church of Christ SUNDAY tions for officers Monday at 7:30 Paramount Pictures Corp. and wiD be held Saturday at 7'p.m. and RUTLAND - Homecoming, p.m. at the Bradford Church or "Hard Copy" of extortion, slander, Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Rutland Church of the Nazarene, WINNERS • Tomm,. Roberts, len, was the wlaner or. tbe pie invasion ot privacy .and reckless Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va., wiU be .Sunday. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Christ Public inviu:d. eat1111 eonlelt durin& Racine's Harvest Festival. He won bJ eating endanaennent the speaket. Public invited. · morning worship, 10:30 p.m. and DiH pieeel of pie. Second pllu went to John GUlilmd. RACINE - S ouihern Local John's attorneys contend that afternoon "singspcration" at 2 p.m. School Board will meet Monday at "Hard Copy" reporter Debora!! L. REEDSVILLE ~ Eden United Public invited. 7 p.m. at Racine Elememary. Scranton used a helicopter to spy Brethren Church will have. a suup on him at his home and lhreal.ciled to run a negative slllry about him if he didn't agree 10 an interview. , Sbe "falsely stated that she 'knew' that Eboo John had moved 10 Atlanta in order to be near the (federal CenterJ for Disease Con· Bette Biggs, district deputy, Belpre with a potluck supper at 6 . cuse; Mildred Lowery, Logan trol)" and "erroneously stated that District officers are urged to Council, Logan; Beuy Wolfe, Petry the CDC is the IarJest center for spoke briefly when District 13, p.m. Council, New Lexingion; Elizabeth 10 be installed. . AIDS treatment tn the United DaughterJ of America, met recent· attend Belle Prairie Council invited Hayes; Everett Grant, Faye ly at the Chester Lodge Hall wilb States," the laWJUi18(IJICS. · Counc:il to attend inspec- Kirkhart, ESther Smith,.Enna CleThe Atlanta-bud' CDC does Mildred Lowery, district vice- Chester. presiding. ' tion and Ill initiate two candidarcs. land, Lora Damewood, Mary K. AIDS lelelreb, but does not treat councilor. She announced spring rally will There were several members ,that Holter, Thelma White, Marcia paiientJ. Keller, Ethel Orr and Sandra , be April 3, 1993 at Logan Council attended this meeting. John '• lliOineyJ insisted in the in Logan. A practice will be held at · Kathryn Baum waJ pianist for. White. . lawsuit that he is not infected wilb this distract meeting. . the AIDS virul and livea in Atlanta Logan on March 28 at I p.m. Refre.hment.t were served by Pl~dges to the Ch!asti~n an~ ''simply beeau'CI he likea the city.'' Erma Oeland and Esther Smith at Amcncan flags were giVen an urnJolui bought a oondominium In son. . , the close of the meeting. Atla~b-prlced Buckhead Present were Margaret CoueriU, Opal Holloo w .. !epOrted 10 be neigh last,.-. Eileen Clark, Janice Lawson, Bette ill. Linda Lipman, a spokeswoman Biggs, Betty Spencer, Esther Hardfor :'Hard Copy" in New York, · Distticl Friendahlp Ni[ht wiD be en, Guiding Star Council, 5yra· Nov. S at Belle Prairie ~il in llid Ms. Sc:rantoo'a rqxxt on John, acheduled to air Thtiraclay nigh~ was a "positive, upbeat pieco' looting at his lifo, ,and Chari· table walt for AIDS. "We are unaware of any law· lllit,.. she said. . · .. · .. L. · VERNACI By RICHARD Alsoc:ialed Press Writer WASHINGTON - Govern· ment researchers Thursday .said ell posing thousands of healthy women to a drug with dangerous .. · orth th 'sk 1'f 1·, side euects IS w and prevents en · ·pertionns as hoped 40 fb percento reastcancercases. "There are things we don' t know about tamoxifen, " Dr. Bernadine Healy, director of the National Institutes of Health, aestified before a House ~1. · There bave been mdicalions that tamoxlren can calise cancer of the uterus or liver, blood clots, blindness or birth defects. NIH and the National Cancer. Institute were c:riticizcd for the $68 million study that will give .th_e drug Ill 8,000 .women to see 1f 1t prevents breast cancer. It has been used .for 30 years to treat but not Ill prevent cancer. "In the last year, new research has been published about the dan· . CHURCH DI Friday, OCtober 23, 1992 . . , ~~~~! l~~ Prtunphon\ Pnmeroy FIR£ I SAFETY s~us & SEIVI(E 992-7075 172 N"'thS..IIlllht. Mltlttfoport, Ohio •' �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio SNAFU® by Bruce Jieottle ........ , :r:=-.. ' RAONE MOWER .......... P.O.Itul94 W'•.,. DEIIUIE 4:30 P. M. DAY IEFORE ftON 111 ".Licl 1._---:--::::==========::---t ~aH r HAUNTED MANOR OCTOBER 26 lhru 31 7:0010 9:00P.M. FRENCH ART COLONY 530 First Ave. • Gallipolis, Oh. Admission- $2.00 • Would you like to spend the winter in florida? 31 ' AIRSTREAM · TRAILER . Loaded with extras Clean and everything works. Tow vehicle and car top, fishing boat with motors. WILL SELl AS UNIT OR PARTIAL 614-446-]982 PUOIIc Notice Public Notice 8erbr to Allred Barller, SIIERFf'S BALE OF . REAL ESTATE Tha Sla18 of Ohio, llalg1 Coll&ty. . : Tha Puplll Banldng I Trual Colllpany, of II.._, Olllo, Plalnllft, .... David N. lljjgl and Audrey L Riggi, jQ!nlly and _...,, Dofen. which deed Iodated 0 I hr 22, 1mandna rdodlnVol- .r, ,...111and 178. a.lngln Soallon 30, Town 3, Range 11 of the Ohio cpanJ Purchaaa bounded and ~ • loluwa,lo-WII: Beginning •• the ~ aaat-ofuldlot;._ dlnll. -IDihenoaciiMdlngllom ,•. No. ~-157 In ,...,...,_of an Ord• long Bo1181ato A..... IIIU; OISaloln . . above antllled "*-foUowlnguldoaad In aollon, I wtl Ollar lor II ........aterly ......... 14 l'fblo IUCIIO....._ on the ground l'lldatoaalab;.,._aaal lloarof ... ~ .ln IMIIIIIIn- the IICUOII ii.po..OIIIO.I""I9JW.,In the above named llneofulducllon30;~ County, on FtldaJ, .... 2lllh -'II to the place of begin""- ol No b«, 111112, .. ning, -lnlng-acn, be iO:GO IJIL, the lolowlng lhe-moreor-. Alao · the following d• ealbad premiaM aiiUIIIId In Ill...... · · ·In-the -e-ly llllga, .... ol Ohio, Town- the aecllon • the above. Beginning at lha ...... CIIID, ...... . . . . pan of llol of land norlhwMI corner of the · IOfllllljo _ _ . llr Jamaa E allow ileacrlbed lot of one ap..and. dr'tol*nby acre on the Nil Una ol uld Dawlcl Barller and ~ David ucllon; thonce north along uld -Uon llna to Iandi ... of Th k . o=Jplld by George Col• 1 Cl r=~~'";;;r~a~n;rs:::ll you n.lllllto .. o1 ••-lhnclWilt--..-.. tiel•.nd mMt ol ilho ... •-r God . r-.. . . . . llldl ol =~ ~ :!;~;: :~":":~ d-ed to Allred Barker which daed lo dolld January 13, 1878 and recorded April 2, 187t In Book 49, pages 114, 115 and by uld Allrad ~=-~~~~=~~::::::;:. ~'!:.;':teo:~:~A~.!i A .-y ..._ 3, 1180and recorded In Bock 1111n111110 Rev. ~:!HMIImln· -·Hallin Hn!l:fl!lthe 1 .dlllclon.,......... I• ' ... .. who !wiped '. lllllat my ,_lillY mucll ...... llly • Qod U.IIICII o1 you 1n . . - · 54 1 ' fr!"~:0·1~~~!r.:'v ~;. ocrlbed Town•hlp, premloH aiiUalld In ouva llelg• County, Ohio, a par1 ol a 10 a.... LotNo.1231nSecllon19 ond 24, Town 3, Ranaa11 of the Ohio Componlo Pur· chaoa bounded and do· acrlbed aolollowo: Bealnnlng oto aiona cor· . --1011111, SUNDAYS' 12:oo Noon Factory choke 12 gauge only STARTS · 2 hta £4 BNulllul •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK , 992-2269 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 w.:.; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 'I lit I tl I I I I I I bedroom firm houH on 2DOX200 lol, 304-882·2800. Counlry Homo ·in Molg1 Counly, I LIMin::::=,::=:-nlh· Full lloodacl c-. HOund 11 ~... Oid. --1·1321. . 114 c~.:i~rAt«irs~~ jtlllanl IO a l!::====z====~ Fcxnl: Rio o..lida .C.nloraolnt ANa. ~~~~ Colli• A Olllco ln B..- ,Shoplnl II~ 2-3 Monlha, ...... oond HAUUNG: Umea1one, 0111, GIIIYII and Coal LICENSED and BONDED PH. 614,992:5591 ...........1••. EVERY SAl. Loot: Of,.,., -,.., Ur llo If lar , ... Mlnlalura flEE HAVE ...... , .......eMIIIIJI Aft• 6 p.& 614-915-4110 ' II lhlll• IN., lllcl• OatH a....J.a 1 W r-1 Real E~e General •£ 949·2826 Real Estate General 10fl ~ D.K.'s FARM TOYS All Sc*la. ~ & Collcllblt sMDI-AL QUAUTY PRin' SHOP 255 IIIII 8lrlll .. dll p rt, Ohio ~kforDalio Evanlnge 11...742-IIXIO .10flllt2 OFFKE 992·2886 . Gallipolis · & VIcinity Doummondo ,..,.. ilody • llr cWII Wort. Free lbtimllle1. ~C'dRcl, , .... l ........ BUILDERS e,;,,,.,,..... ~ROY - Wolfpan AoH - A 1975 Monte Callo ·~::a total elactric mobile home .with 2 bedlooms, 1 " , and • 20X50 bam oiling on l!)pmx. 35 II!IDI of IDnd, will ~ plenty olroomto expand. $34,1100. pt, Pleallnt you ''JIYIELL Rllli ROAD- Ha kllclw1 wilh loll of cablnala '• j8 what you need, thie lo the hOlM lor you. It hao 3 .bediOOftll, • large kllchDn, and e large living room. will ~. ol an acl'l and • pallo. Ut,IIOO. _c- •POuEAOY PIICE - a-tar - 'A one aloey home with "'IDW lldlng. _ , n10l, _ , .dollbla pane wlndowa, -wiling, and pluml*lg. Hal I _ , ,, 2 bdnna., and oar 111111111 on ~ acre ol g11111nd. Wee .If 1/#' NOW m,MO •pro•. ~; -:f'OCI[ Li I5 IQS ROAD - ""-or- You need Ia - 1nalda 10 IIJIIIDdale. A 2 b&dloom, 1978 Baron mobila ,. _ will acraaned In poidl, and CDipOII aU ollllng on IIPJIII*. 2 - o f blluiN land. Parfotcllocallon: $24,1100. WU.S 11LL ROAD - Pa111_, • Alalga mooUar will • 'n non ·........ Hu erooma, 4 bldroomo, and 2 ~ Halo IIIII pump, 2 ol nloa laying land and ' .. oldar ganljjl. Hu • ...-...... vlaw of ... golf -· ....ClOG. Mll9iiPOAT- If you -.1 privacy near town will o ~.......... .... w how . . .,._lor you. On IIIIa 1.77 ,.,_ JOU oan llulcl your diMn home. Thora II . . , ;..~.-• 'II . $17,100. .. 60e EAST MAIN POME_ROY, OHIO (614) 99~!-54il9 .Ctl.AI, 614-742·2321. llllftftl 8 .Howcn LW:IIIHI ROOFING Rlcll 'lhiawal bull, modem. 81181'gyDIIIolon'llrani:hhomel QQod ::.:.you whodacldng - 1 0 - . 3 ~~ 2 bath homo' and ..,_ lor $42,000 PIIIIP, llfWf1" poe! HOME HEATING OIU DIESEL FUELS • GASOLIIES ...Ohio I Wall Vlrvfnlo, 30471U111. WRIOHTST.POIIEROY·V..,"'**ua,t,.••••hOmewlth 10 ·. 5 2lr'li,IU«Nd away lnolda 2 725 - · · Alao lncludao daoklna patio tltploce applianoM 2 •m- badr-. ~. Input· and 1·800..598·5654 or 614·446·1157 ..,.. Wlnlad otandlng llmbor, lop ....... llaanoed pold, logglng- 11 ..... = ~cJ;!; -... Help Wanted .,..... oomp~nr.1.o ................ o,.•., 112 t311. .... .... ....,..... - "" II . - h .. FIREWOOD FOR IALE ,. ... -...... ldulll. ,...,_h Trao lopping I trimming ••· ...,..noo, frio Mllrnotao, 304- RMd,O rip l1 - EARN IIOIIIV · 1111 f • - . 1 •UO.OQIIIYr. - .,._. ~11101 ' . ."(II 1&1.li ......16 l'tlllftllal. 112 ma, 111. v. I, Valli-.. llollolllai Nlldad: Or Ifill 1 ...... ...... Jill ......... ,. . .,.••7 Con.f\1 .. ,1100,1-111. t::r6rl=iJ~~· Dn• me 11 ,1, Acceuorles . l r o - - .:uto, you con, heir II run, 304 71-1483~ • -tow mlbl · 1..a Cl1lyolar Fifth Avo, ftrp. !IIM.fn.l247. 1111 ~ r ,.., -· - · - 4dr. ........ boauillul llrnlli oar,- -~ 'M. tow mllll, ....; 114- _.IDlnl-. - 79 Gu Flrw - I Fl. 8Ucla.ln Comtllr1 5I Household Goods YI"IIA fURNIT.URE AND APo PUAHCU tn 141 1121 OA I~U Enlorbilnmat!l Conlor'a $141 Or $1.12 Weak; look INI•ao lllart• 1!!1121.18: ilull "'' ti21LSofa Arid Chalrl tan Or .,o.es - · Coffll And End With =~;:;,"'~~~:=,:.V~11 41 Goo hool..a, hNio 4 room tto~ae, 5 yr11 old, 304-f7J..7223. Qonoola Nutrllon Pro4\IC11 foolurl~ Amino Acid 8ody Bullcllnii. walohl . _ and Ill bu,_ wrnufaa. Avollablo ox· cluolvaly II Aid PhllrrnoO)'. Tho Nte war 10 eliot. Klnt Size w.t.W 1130; I · PI-,,_., Wood Uvlna Room So~ JIOQ; Trt-Stot swoopar $1~0• _:1::::14-31W1:::.:::::"=·:._---,,.--- Kirby -1191 II vacuum ....,., w1o1 lilllch. .nt• pluo . Doooi.,.. lol~h. ~~- . • ..;., ~~r~~ "'' ..- illlvor Plul Housas tor Rent ~d ~· Elaclrlc - 0.0:: ca.dii~'~tr.:--: = • Serv1ces 81 Home Improvements - ,. lnslluments laldwln o8!0"11 Dogan, - · 1201. Farm Suppl1es & L1ves1ock 61 Fann Equipment =..or,r ....... lor- · - - · ..- , _. - ·- Lotgl Woadbunw Wllh Blowor. sao. l14-258.f31?. · Low lot, low cholallrOI Or '4 111101 OUI 141 Ori u.-ln Ptko. •· Musical 51 tNO,I1t 141 881 . Merchandise •• : 124,000 BTU Uko - ·lnaludoa UMd ~ Thin 8 Monlho, Clrculollng 35 LOll& c.npen & Motor Hom11 MondaY T1vu Fltclay And ""' '11m1 Oft W1rln ~. PI- Tl.rlfna and ~r, Lone • 2.1 , ... --.1 .f718. ,. . a..vy Clllbr*y.lharp.loll •c'.'.r Rentals • -~..::.;;.:.:;.;,:.:.:...__,1HI 8-10, V.f, 2.1 molor '1: '*:li....... ...,._, ...... _,....,aU ~ &"',.:0 .:0: -I t t -Conclll...... 12,1100. Coli 81111 All• 1:00 P.M. Satvlcll · lion ........ 3M.f15. illl , GraM Ani. Red WMh Clowr illll!"1 111n11, - . And Roell MD Pinion. Car llaa IMn Wol T....., ca.. Of. Car 11oM Havo Pump, All Rolar. & Gogoo, bell, $i.2&'p4or lb. honalna ,.lghl, ,... par cut, . . . Iiiii .1111b., apo p!Ol.' wt. 3Q0.3501ba. pll nil~ 114-112·2143, I:DD-4:3d, 114·112· an .,..,. 5:oopm, uk for · Real Estate --· lllohooL Mollohan Corpoll, 1112 SIO, 114- Po\INT PWS , _ _ . Sundiy 1:00 lo 1:00. Plllllflurgh w.niiMh• lnlorto< Latox 0.1 ... palnl, Q ,llgo\ ~­ $1UI pl. Woollier tnlh oil• S -- - w/ollochod 0011111, "'""GalllpoU• lol, F"erry, aood Mlgfi~cod, !IIOC.f711.fill. s Badrooma, 2 lllhl, t 112 /loio;:.:· 233, Conlocl: Lowlo C.m :!. Ook Hill Lawn Al1d _,,.,., :.a.::s 1111 111u ~ , uak Hill Ohio. ............. ~r• ~•c~<- 1111 Pul 'I'VDI ' M.rCom 4 P.M. Walt re. Plullo And -~ CUIVIrt linch Thru 10 Inch In Ron UvaetQCk Evano, - - . Ohio, 1 - , .=;;;-~~;;;.;;.;;iiii:;;;;i; 113MU& ... ._...,_ '-~•lito s-. · Sed""""'· - · 3Go,..., AC, Socurtty Houoo, Alarm. 2101 'N. lloln, Pt. PleUanl. For 8alo By Ownor.l-12. 4 bedroom homo, 1101 N. Main 21 3 ~ S ladroomo, uror VInyl ::=. :~;1poll!, y,.. oxp. JofiBiot!!c!'!'"'''~ J.S. MARINE SEnv11r• - PW, pocl-._ $3000, 11444l3101. 1W Chi'Juolll c.lebrtly Ita- Business Buildings Professional •.•• Auto Pelts& 1114 llerc dn 10081.. U.OOO -.~ daporl'llo IIIMtawanlngo,aok""-· 1114 - - Tl'onelom, olilo.~ I· Full blcadld liMglee to(•ll, 304-f7W1:13. wo Hlvo w/Shorollria 111.,.,..!, ~00. 304-fla! Craolllno 71 . hp Johnaon 114-:lll.fiiO. -.AC,--1'1, Flolt Tonk, :M13 Jacklon AvL Polnl P-nl. 30W1WDU. lull llno Tn>plcoll lloh 1 blnlo, -lllnllnoloand ............ to-_.., .,.,. 2&3 "''• - - 1 2 5 ' •. . 461 oyL Mboonlo a1 "., f.O & alom drt- S50 1, Waverunnera $25 1711-1211. · • bill lftllllingl, - as. OMN uniM yau havaln-lglled lila .......... Ole.~ BOATERS s-. .. • _,..... m F_.. 3212 altar s!IITI Pll. INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHIND CO. rucnwntncle that ~ do bue&..h ........ , ... k.-, and NOr lhrough lho durlr\g' 22 UIIIU . . . . .rl&l!tl AKC Shelllnd Shl,fdoa (Sholto}, I mo old, bloni =. -r New~ 12, ~04. AKC Roglolored Clllnooo lharPII pupa, lola ol Wl1nkloa, 114- "'1:. Buslneas Opponunlty Go W.nl IO IIIII 4 d. ....uon, 30W15-2113. Financ;al 23 441a1011. .t "'f Hltlay Dovtdoon 1111111 unot Clnllc~•.'-41500 m... , exc. condHion. '75o3311. $81110 linn• AKC IIIIa Cookoo loanlol, Butt, t 112 y..,. Old. $1i.OO - l o CoeUr we....• 75 Boati & Motors :~ ' for sale .,...,:1. v.MIIIoa - " Local. 11111 Honda 2110-X, 4 !Jtod Vory . Lllllo, 32.1100. l lfi': c ._..., WIIINrl klr aldorly « olck, dar only, 3M.f15.1114. 21 1181 hrwhoa, I I C - 32.eo0. 3M.fl'f.3121 oftori:OO ~II. ,- trolllr, HW?II. 34 bmtlry, . . . . . ., ollliln. ~. _... ___ ca.. cantor 1 BlOCk WMI Of HMC 0!> .lacklon Pika J1.F I A.M. .f;:tO P.ll. II OuaMr And Expartonoo Ia Tho 111 COncom F« Yow Chlkh Cera. ·Caii.Uo For A Vlok.lnbnl /Toddle.. 111 141122'1. p,_ ~ /School Ago l14-4tf. 1224• --.,_,..· AKC C.lm Tarrlar-. 311!1 mo IIIII, 1 mota I I - , J715, lra-lllg; 114- Miol Paula"• Doy Pt-81. . - · !IOU'IIo Land Jllo.. Dovalopmonl, El· - Homo Conlar Will Show You Howl Your Or 33 Fanns lor Sale ;;tilL.and 1181 4200SX, 111M litllrt, rrtWM, MW bnlkn, 1111 Ford L'J11, C.ll Anr!lrna Elkhound a in:lnvJ¥oii!M'. 304- '" 1111007. 418-1811 oftor 7:00 1'11. 1112 dorto bM -..::.z--;~ 2 olortad : • do(ll lor ..... . call . or lriiH 1132. err:-~~~. D PIRdlbb w ....., 31 Homes for Sail Wtwldooa Wllh Tho Pulrllo. In - . 458 ~ ...., lltU6r411W ... Merchandise •.ant Give plano - - I n my " to Mgl...fl, advanced -r.::.=--:':-:--.......= NtwWII•Haalm. Benaet'll Mobile Bot._ 54 Miscellaneous · -lan do9 ovomoiiiM, 1111 lldbu ee...... 1100. o- 2 - . . . . """' & ........ Squl....r .-r I ,:. nooclo11ocli - · · uldng $1100. IM-It2•7llll. """' - GrooM 1ncl Supptv _Shop Pel G,_,ng. All . . - . ol¥hl. ,m.:,=2- - - . . . , - - . , . - - , .... Pol Food Doolor. Joolla ' Wollb. C.lll14 ttl 0231. 1111 Chov- Coprlc-, Oood AKC raglotorad Cockor Se>anlala I PooCIIoa, a Wonnod. wo. D'o ,_h QUorton And Gollay I I - llrlno_Top D! Tho UnO I ••.:n: ~~ -or. -i 11M Chavy Cllnalla, runo boll ~-zeao caii3M.f'15-1~7. A'«llt I AI - · I Shirley ........ -..'lloMa. l!ld girl, rwf rwqlllred, 31P'.f'llo , ........ , -~~~~ ~. 2 - __ Buy or Mil. Rlvorino Anllquoo, 1124 E. Moln Slrool, on Rl. 124, Ho&n: un..to .1:00 p.m., M.T.W. Sunday 10:00 1:00 lo 5:00 p.m. IM-It2·:1526. For • • 1111 Floatwood mobllo , _ w1 """" utanolon, 1.25 acrao of land, - a d .In nlco nolghborhood, good cond., 514- - - llar:hlnao, llolllnir A Nlco = C U l l - . 1· •AVON' AlLA~IIharo !fOil' IOO.fl 111&"11111n.l1 ,_,., rn I ~~~~-. _,.,, - Emp loyment Serv;ces IIIITAUID PIIICII . bJ-$275.00 16x7-$.10.t0 OPIIIIS 111Sr~.,_.200.00 . AHniR•••n.. Halt it"Si r::~ ...t=•p'!:t, Antiques 1.:;;__;.;;.;~::.:..::.... Wll - " " oldorty or ~~ lo 12 hour ohlfto, WI Qa':rllt IQ EffldiiCJ . 1113 .. houllfGII'-IOiha,.lll<roi !IIM.f711-201141. \ ~- :JOU?SS 1110 Hondll .10, . good aond., 1111 !loP. 3110 onalna. 3oo. floor ahlfl, 1310; 11121XP; u ... tap., _ . , " " " -.·' ....,.. 1nUn. P&Oi I~ Pets tor Sail Wit lllbplt In my homo, good ,...,.. toll, Polnl Pt.uant lf'H, Surround~g Counties PORTI.ANI). Very prtva older 1 11aor " - home with 2.81 acra1 pluo o llnalllhad. ASKING $7,1100 Cllan. c.. 11, Clolllpona. 114- 53 56 : Mo10rcycleS 74 ~~-r-101 -..:1111. 949·2168 =~-r-=.:.:~~~=:~ 2•gan~gedole 10 lhlppl., bul~toutol town. $27,000 Rom._.,.hmaudlolvtdao • gouge gun; i -....71 boforo 3jlm. FRUEmMATES andOUibulldng DA"in .. A-Irema Sty.., ASKING Wanted to Buy . 9 Gutters Downapouts Gutter Clnnlng . Painting only Pia--~. lull ..... NEW-REPAIR REDUCEDIIIahola Rd. 0wner1 relocoting how reduc:ed Public Sale & Auction . . . . --r. -a._,. . .- BP OIL CO. mEL IISIWED . RAISED PIIEL I'IUE DOOI POMIIOY;OI. · ~ 00xt2, Ptockogo, t.. Ralao, Opon Lolo Wllh Dghlad Homao. 1-lill-m· a ..... Portoblo Sawmill, cion~ let Clot 241h, Fnl ... ..... Poll Offlte, • Clolllpollo Ferry. ~ of,_ olufl. Willi..........,. NEW USTINQ.IIIddlepono BeautiiiA 10 room homo wl~ · 5 bedroomo, '*f'8tlhniuahl 2 112 bllhl, fileplace, _ . dbu~, 1 - garage, 11\eid. polo wlfl gril & lumllure, lpDCIOUI kllcheri and hlng - · 3130 eq.ll. olllllallving . . . .1$69,000 Trim=· F111 Eotmllll 114~ Aftor olp.m. & VIcinity &t::.;o... ........... 992-2259 IIR TAU SERVICE. Topping. Trl......... T,.. R-il, HOdge Gold II.T.S. Qolllpolll. Coin ........ , . .ColnL _ ...... $40.00aloatl lOIII loro, - . 1180 Ford XLT Mini-Van, 17,00CJ.; ·mlloo, loaded, $13,1100. 2711 or 176-2112. ______,,.. ClaUde Wfn. Dranda, OH Cal 1M- 77WI78. Auloslor sale 71 olpao, .... ...~...... Ole. - ~~ Transportation Building Supplies B-. ....... - PlU l'um'ed. s a bolh UllllllrL Wltar, lmh paid. IIIN7'IO. Ill Hartlwpo4, 20UIIII'tll S1c011d Ave. .. dllljlllrt,OH ~ lumlohod, cant .. l '!.'! ,lklrtlng, wll flnlnD_!, MOO. $1;J~~t~ mon., 114-H2·21ar, 114-311 1221. ....,..lng For ADool? Conoldtr A Pra Oo:ned Mobile Home, Larg• -ton. t.. 11onoy Dawn, p,.. Soi.Op And Dollvary. 1.000. W.- To Buy: Junk loAitoa Wllh Or llolon. Coli l.ony LMIJ. 114 388 - · .......... ESTAlU. IH 1112 commodore. 1olx70, 3bdrm. 0111>1- 55 BEAUTIFUL APARTIIENTS AT IUDGET PRICEI AT JACKSON Or 114-14&- 3bdrnl., ' Gallia, Meigs~ Mason iloiioooo~ =. LT-.11. .:0:: BDO . Af1D·MmHIN8 UNDEIIIEITI IAUIES • ADD11101S • SIDIIG We Deliver In. •• .. ·. $11dimo. Wolll l o - I maviN. C.:W 114 4M 21!11. EOH. can IM-zee.H31 .,.. -... .. -......,, w. II.12.110 .._ ...... 3F - Apoll.-1, C... /Nr conil. Cloan, Oulol, Partolng, -..114 ... 2102. Wll bo plcldng _ , - Yamaho ClavlnoYI CIP 20 DoliOn; 4 Chal,. /Tabla; 4.11araon Cllalno /AnM Donv• Round Tablo.l~. · bolh, 2· colllng lana, AC, all Allar 7 P.ll. ... Cillo. Gml ohopo. Mini 7 1111 bllndo, undarolnnlng. Aoklng SII,OOO. 304-173-al?l .,. ...... Pilkl 111 ttl u11 Allar 1111 Falnnont 14x70 2 B. . 7P.II. ,_.. Air, Gu llaol, W&D Dock, Utllhy Bulklllfld!.udY To _ ..,.,..,100.114'...-8374. 949-2860, 949-2801 or 985-3839 20 Yr. Ex11. doopannlng. BuHdlng. Porch And Control Air lnclucfad $8,000. 44011. 1117 · Schunz 14x7D, 3 BR, 2 , . , _, Yard Sale 7 FIREW..OD FOR SlLE ,_ ,_... Plko, 114-441-0241, Ennlngo. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR . . . . . . .. Vk:lnlly ilaR Troller Plrll, Holly. Rowonll 3171 BulaVIIIo and breezeway, central air and heet pump, many extras. On 2 acres of land. Eastem School District. Blacktop I'OIIds Co. Rd. 28 and 32. ... Onllr, AisuNtl 14•70 NIW Moon 2 Btdroom 1 112 Bothll. All N- Corpal And WaUpapor. Tolol E....rle . Un- - . . . , lklollilg, calling lono, OM CM'Mft S'f0,500; 814·985- 6:30P.M. Factory Choke .12 Gauge Shot $ttictly Entorc.d . Nnt. N.w 14' wide mobile home, lnclud.. delivery, complete !Ut~2f.'trllng & otopa. ' 1·8~37- ldt- 12 Year old ranch type house. 3 bedrooms, 2 baJhs, 1% car garage GUN SHOQT UCINE GUN CLUI $213 Ptor Monlh Including lol 11!112 Allar 1:00 P.M. HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER LINDA'S · · PAINTING &CO. '"Tat•I'H , . o.r FOREVER BRONZE, Southom ~.m-871. 1QI/12/Ifn Wanted --to-11'- *"'· por 3 ........... O*ilh daDoalt • ... .,.....'JI..1361. ~ro LT nn. II3,00D, miN, good -~...... I.Doded• Now ...... uldng $13,000. - 1190 Chov. ""'"' ---· Up, _ 011. tal 11.,ttl""· • llonago.-t a ~ya Car Aoooc,l28 Moln 51, Pt. HoUlE,_. f.3048. I'll, wv. 211110. FOUND; big whllo ~ widlotlnctlva ,,. marlllngli, Flotrack - · call 1............, c•••••,., . BASEMENTS & HOME SITES , _ In lho Dorwln • - on -,a, 114-182·'7807 ..,. nlnga or avonlngo allor llpm. · ..,....,-= No-· 32 Mobile Homes A valuabtoo found In DHHR. . . : kind and c:ollng lor Sale 304-I7UIM .. ~.t.n~~ty "'"' a to ..,. klr two clllldran In my FOW!d: Hlo:=~:· , _ Run ..... e · · St. Rt. 7 I t.C! :it Lost& Found 6 USm RAILROAD nES . 6637 . i UNES · i -. ..................... .... homl, 114- Kilt- 1143111311. I ai.NG IIUdrld about 14 lnch11 In diameter $1»500 L~~~~~~~~ner~·~~lh~o~w~h~l~~oa~k~~~-:~-~----~------------~------~IIUNUIIRI ·' ' fiDDII 185 3383 SIZED UMESTONE FOR SALE WATER & SEWER 1 8ed- Oongo Apoll.-1, a._,..__ ~ On .Povad Rood, Prlclid To Soli I lncbJ Low $20'11114-1411-2358. Croak lloed.._ ~-- llt441 · 4232DooOoll O.YI!; GOVERNMENT HOMES From $1 114'411o21111. (U Ropalo}. Dollnquinl Tox Property. Re~nlon1. Your ANo (1} 81)5.gl2-8000 Ell. GH· 41!12 For CUrrtm Ropo Uot. r ~~It CloHipollo Homo For Solo In Chnhlro VII· laae, I Rooms, & Hth, Lg. Flit L.cii By ~ 8-3:30 P.M. pi! II fumiiMd. ...., Phone: 114 u.e a878 After 3:30 _, b I I O - Rotrlgoooloro, ,,......, - · P.M.I14-441-G425. In 1-. - - DIY-. VCR"o, Sl.,.-, ~ ~1. ~ 141 or .::T·:.::y··.:.·•= Ela.::,::l1:,:,4=25::.1=.12::•::.· Two Bedroom Home For Sale: Nlco Foncad In Doubtoo Lol. Gal· SOlo On ~~ '41nylfn 81ocll " ·" llpolla. C.III14-:J711.2812. llbr, CA. - · 0.,.~ Corpol fi.GO Up. Mollohan Fur· •FREE iNSTALLATIONe pMne pun:;:.. . I Of;tob!tr31 S.rvlca . . . ti'IHII .11.1& per nionth. . 1ne:udae 110 mlnut• o1 oit.p.Jc airtime. Call614,992~ Apaltment lor Rent ~ Stone Co~ L4ND CLEARING on Ill. Qol. lpoliLIOWJI.PII. 'Aellll Quallt_y · PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS 2 IR lnllor "" - "I' m not a fireman. I'm here because our Dalmatian just had a big litter I" lOTM.LY AU10IIOTM! iii-ERFcD)IIR.niA'IICEIICE ........... R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING I pol1,~1111:00fotl . Y-. CELLULAR TREE TRIM and .REMOVAL •UGHT HAUUNG C.~ IIIIo ~And Wall llonnond, 1141 111. ' I - ..-h ~· ::t,U:,r.;;, ":::.': pAid, _ . . _ , . ......, no glloiOO-,IIIW-. .YIM' e:aso. ~ pold, liken , no -~ · - ........ polo, IIII:OOfotl. Public Notice. The Tuppers PlaiM-Chester Weter District Is now accepting appllcatlons and resumes for office personnel. Requirements: All basic secrets· rial SkillS; ability tO meet/deal With th e pU bll . C; handll,ng money; b00 k • keeping end computer experience Is a must With 811 ,general ledger, accounts payab~ and payroll all computer Ized · EX cellent workl ng conditions and benefits. Pay commensurate with experience. Please Send resumefappllcetlon to 39561 Bar 30 Road, Reedsville, Ohio 45772. ...... lor Rant ~ ~ edull c.tloo- ... - - ....... ,.... _ ...r (614) 992•2866 I . 42 Mobile Homes _...., • I(Htact l*rt E. Jocbl _......... - ......... man; lhlnce-tt.r-gh to ln«*~daacne; lhanca IMIIIIh to uld one acre lot (above cleacrlbed); thence -- :!yr. IIIII .......- . ~·~··ten · 614-949-2804 -Guttera •Room Addition• olmrlor R . •llnCidell;ng DEUNQUENT TAXPAYERS NOliCE I n - = with..,..,;.. alone of 1721.03 of the Oh!Q Aavle4lcl Code, lharawllllapublahadwllbln ... _fewwaabalat of lhoae panona who ore clallnquanl In payment of raal • - l u • In llalgl Co181ty. . II dallnquant taxaa ore plld In full 01 ••••a•menla mada with lha llalga County , . , _ _ to pay not ..._ than 48 houra before aald publh allon, the paroal wUI Ill removed 11om lha dalln1n a -tortv diaollon etona · quanl !lal before .... N!ld•la Ianda IIWIIId by aclvar11alng. G.orge Curllll; lhenoa along All . Mnquenl lenda will thellnallll•••aUIGaorga Ill oortlflecl lor forecloaure CUrlla and lando owned by 1. by the Malga County B.llcDougloalgh=l'llda Auditor 11nlaae lha tax•, to the plaoa of nina, --mania,..,..,...., and ......... . . . paid. -mooaorllll. Tha l!llclllol ....... I'Mcly Relo,.IOI: Volin• II, lor publloallon on Novam,.. m and 471, 11e1p ..,_11111 and 24111, 11112. County Deed R1a~rM. William R. Wickline, Ralawwla_.toAIIllllga County Auditor da¥118 of Tranolarlrom W. B. (1 0) 23, so, 2tc 11 S1IO'IIi1~P"• :.0..~ :~ -Roofing 4kung CLUB KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Lon-y Wright lowws•O.~ TO .MAINTENANCE eniREPAIR lhallndaaltha awned by A McDougle 'lima of hor daalh and aiMrward IOid Ia Harl- L Rohleder. RaMance: Volume 125, l'age412,11algoCountyDaad Recorda. No. 3102. Being a port ol Sectlon24, Town3,Range11 of the Ohio Company'• Pur· chaM bounded and do· lcrlbed 11 lollowo: Beginning altho aouth-1 corner of a lot awned by S. B. llcDoll!llaata .,hila oak lraa; lhlllCI ol&l IO llld MoDougla'o oouthaaol corner; lhenoa ooulh Ia lha townahlp road; lhanoaolong the tower olda ofuld road In · ' a wuter1y direction to 1 maple 1ne on tha rocko ol A. W. S..n'o weotllna; lhenca In a northern dlrecllon along uld llna to place of begin· nlng, oonlllnlng one acre, more or I•L Rei.....,. Dead: Volume 117, Page 58, Melgo County DlldR-.da. No. 1718. The following cletcrlbed land 'lltualed In Townahlp ol Oliva, County of Melgo and Stile of Ohio, bounded and deocrlbed aa lollawio: Baing a par1 of Lo1 No. 123, 9acllon 1hnd 24, Town 3and4,Range11 ollheOhlo Company'a Purcllaoa beginning atlhe north corner of 1 IDI or a par1 of land doeded IO Aleund., Dixon July 22, 1118 and baing tha aaol hall of 1 part of oavanty-aora lot No. 123; lhenoa aaol to lhe Ina ol 18ndo awned by Mary E. Swan; lhance aoulh to a daap ravine; . lher.ca In 1 aoulhaaol«lydlrectlon o!Qng the right bonk of "ld ravine Ia lhetownc;,lp rQad; thence ..... 111JIIcatf ~:lt: ?~ 915·4473 ' 667·6179 1• Houllhold GoodI ~--::-· ~~ QINIC ·. . Sioll&c=,. FIIEIIS S on the - I I Ina of Sec:Uon 30 lllllllad U I wftnau lrel; .__1srodotoaatab; " * - north 75 rodo 10 1 •taka; thanoa aoulh rod• to the pllce vf beglnn)ng, -talnlna alx acne. Thla ............... . . ,. I.ILL& . CGIISIIumofl 51 41 Hou181 :or Rent = -=-~ ~-:::::-_. --.- .... ...... Prom ....- ===;~~ ,. .... _._._,..0 II 1 II - "' =· . . . . ,_ v.... ••u. ....... - , II - WHIIng, Hltlt Pump. 2 Clr nnoh Wfl ' J ~. 1 112 ...... Clly lchccllll4,800.114-44to4110. ...._~ ......... CUbic = ·~~.:· Pountlln · ......_ - . S larg<t B - , Now No" Corpot. Avolio .... lolly. 114-#I.Z2015. ' Ired, - :;:-~':" Wlgold - - 1 112 - Old Iorah, =e.r~:n- --· ='Old ............... 811 Col Allar 1:30 Rll. .,.._ . . . . , .... 01 Hoollna tlfO; ....... 01 - - I n - .. . . , _ _ .......... ~ ,._,. - . er.ii . . IIIILittiiiiiR ... "'"*"!!!iif!tE&~.t:: Anii'M -. . . -·---.-1, . . In ......,. -4 =--~ ada - . ~ Oai'J •..., ;;.'iii'MfDiin..., 111:11111 lllllrlo, Allor • tt+44f.1IIZ. ' ' - ~ .... 0.14, 130; ........ - - ,... _ _ ., ,_. ,,.. Wftll llil 121;-tur-.-.-.- AaHA:rf'l<llradW..:Z,..., L:ct·=~= = "= u.:.: r.w.. ~ IEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE lllalortcol Lot lloln ... -Pl. ~~ w.• "Va.' ~IIY A__,_, 2 Full r~ is3 MAhrlll.ll. I I ~ _ _ ,.. 1'1 11~=-·... l .... .. -r -17 ,.,. '" Upholstery ................ ·-- ; . .. , Col~--­ ' �• Page 1G-The Dally Sentinel :~Names ' Pomeroy llddlaport, Ohio in the newsnot attend the cetemony. · Carson grew up in Norfolk in northeast Nebraska and has given money to a variety of medical, cui· tural and scientific institutions in the state. : BOSTON (AP) - Miss Ameri· ' ca Leanza Cornett donned a red • ribbon symbolizing AIDS aware• ncu and helped Gov. William ' Weld proclaim October "AIDS Awareness Monlh.'' · "It's no big mystery that we :need more funding," the 21 -year· old Jacksonville, Fla., resident said . Thursday. Miss Cornett said she plans to discuss AIDS awareness, prevention and treaunent during her year· long tenure. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Grand Ole Opry comedian Minnie Pearl will be honored on her 80th birthday Sunday with a 5-foot-tall birth<!ay card. The card, which was produced in conjunction with a race spon· sored by the Minnie Pearl Cancer Foundation, will be delivered to Mi5s Pearl's home. , Miss Pearl, a breast cancer survivor, hasn't perfonned since suffering a stroke more than a yearago. With her old-fashioned outfits, high-pitched "Howdeel" and chat· ter about "ketchin' a feller," Miss Pearl was the leading comedian in country music for more than 40 years. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The wife of Lee Majors has given birth to twin boys. the actor's spokesman said. . Karen Velez. 30, gave birth Thursday to Dane Luke and Trey · Kulley at a hospital in Fort Laud· . erdale, Fla., said Denny Bond. Majors, 53, who stars in the CBS television series "Raven," played Steve Austin in the late 1970s-era series "The Six Million , Dollar Man, " about an astronaut who got artificial, or bionic, body · parts after an accident. Willing Workers to hold sale Nov. 7 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Johnny Carson was honored by the NebrasQuiltfng and puppet making ka Hospital Association for his were projects of the recent meeting , genei'OSity to the state. of the Willing Wodcers of SL Paul The association gave the fanner United Methodist Church in Tup· "Tonight Show" host its Past pers Plains. , Presidents' Award on Wednesday , Mildred Caldwell, vice-presi' at 'its convention banquet. He did dent, conducted the meeting. A psalm of praise and opening prayer were given. -Reports were ~ven by Mildred Brooks and Patricta HaU. A craft and bake sale was announced for Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. : A pianoprelude, "My Prayer," to 4 p.m. at the church. A donation was made to the : by Emma Clatworthy opened the • recent meeting of the Heath United Carolyn Whaley Fund A discussion on the fence Methodist WOOlen at the church in around the roof and the apportion· Middleport. . A devotional thought, "The ment fund was held. Eighteen sick calls were report· : Grace of Gratitude" was read by ed. ' Pauline Horton. Edna Hannon read "Up" for the Beay Fultz presided at the meeting and led the World Thank Offer- program. Attending were Mae Vineyard, ing Service on ·~." Sue Smith Edna Harmon, Evelyn Spencer, read scripture from ltomans. Members of the church choir Mildred Caldwell, Mildred Brooks, , attending sang "Peace on Earth" Beulah Zumbach, Terry Soulsby, Hazel Barnhill, Patricia -Hall and : with Enna Clatworthy at the piano. Joanna Weaver. . Each member gave a thought on The circle prayer closed the . peace. For the closing a meditation was meeting. read by Mrs. Fultz with prayer by , Vicki Houchill$. Hostesses were Donna Byer and Byer, Hayes .host meeting . SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - bogling" quantitieis 01 narcotics to The state has suspended the licens- several patients. Whimpey received es of twin dentisu for un,Profes- 1S3 IJI'C8CriDdonJ for IIII'COiics and sional conduct, includtng an antmotica between 1986 and 1989, episode when one of them had sex offiCials said. with a 'drug-addicted patient in his No criminal charsea were ever office. , filed. Kent Hansen's license was susThe board; five cJentists and a pended for 120 days and Brent dental hygienist, presided over a Hansen's for 30 days Wednesday seven-day licensing hearing that by the state dental licensing board, · ended OcL 4. The board concluded that the iwo Jackson Howard, attorney for bad engaged in unprofessional con- the Hansens, issued a two-page duct and outdated or shoddy den- statement Wednesday that blasted tislry, and alSo overprescribed nar· news coverage of the case but only codes. peripherally addressed his clients' The 54-year-old brothers will be reaction to the decision. on probation for five )'elirs. ''The board's decision properly The board said Kent Hansen focused ... on the Hansens' dental " acted in a grossly immoral man- and prescription practices, found ner" with Keyna Whimpey, an some shortcomings, and imposed admitted drug lllldict But it cleared an aP.propriate corrective sane· ll)e brothers of the allegation ·that tion, • HOward wrote. they traded drugs for sex. · Kent Hansen admitted the 29, . · acknowledged takin~ lewd phoThe Board of Trustees of the tographs of her wh1l.e she was Ohio Valley Area Libraries under the influence of nitrous (OVAL) held their monthly meetoxide, a sedative. ing at System Headquarters in State officials, who had sought Wellston on Thursday, Oct. IS to revoke the licenses, had accused · The Board approved the group the brothelS of )XCSCri~ing "mind- health/life/dental and vision coverage for the coming year. The major medical package is retained with . Central Benefits incurring a 9 percent increase over the current year. Burlingham Modem Woodmen Tile vision package remains with and that community recently com· Vision Services Plan and represents pleted a matching fund drive total- a II percent increase: The dental ing $1,691.93 which was given to package remains with Delta Dental the eight cemeteries in Bedford Plan or Ohio, and representS a IS Township. Modern Woodmen ·of percent increase. Eight of the IIJCmAmerica home office matched that ber libraries and more than one which provided $483.40 for each hundred employees participate in township cemetery. the group health_insurance plan. ~~~dd:gancxre~~~~:: QVAL • · . 'TOPS meets Pearl KDapp was the best week: ly loser with Judy Laudermilt, run: ner-up, at the recent meeting or ; Ohi<rTOPS Club No. 570. Wanda Faulk won the fruit bas: ket and Peggy Vining won the gad! getgifL · Miss Autumn, the best loser . over a three-month period, will be · honored at the next meeting and all : members are to bring a wrapped : gift. I An open house will be held Oct. •27 at 6 p.m. with weigh·in of regular members at S p.m. ; Debbie Hill presented a program : on "Sugar." . Peggy Vining conducted a · fundraise!' with the remaining craft : items. Money raised will be used to ' AreaRecogniticn Day. _ The group meetS every Tuesday ' from 5-7 p.m. at the Carpenters :Hall in Pomeroy. Everyone is wei· come. ' . :Riggs graduates Daniel Lee Riggs, Pomeroy, : received his bachelor of science 1n ; edilcation from Ohio State Univer. sity at summer quarter coq~mence­ : ment exercises on Sept. 3 in St. : John Arena. EFAM WEEKDAYS STUDENTS 011 THE WEEK • The tollowiDIItudents were selected tor beharioral or academic reuoos to be the lludeat ot tbe week at Map Jualor Hi&b School for the montb of September. L· r, IR, Jmnlfer Vllllaa, physical edueatloa; Michelle Bissen, com· puler lab; Michelle Miller, reading and spelling; Alina Fink, sci· ence; and Stephanie Stewart, pre-algebra. · The board awoved the 1993-94 Extension Services budget recommended by the Librarian's Advisory Committee. Director Eric S. Anderson infonned the board that the budget request for Library Ser· vices and Construction Act Title I funds represents a five percent increase over current budgets, but the current budget had been reduced four percent from the previous year. Anderson will present the full program for review next month with adoption scheduled for January. . Three additional grant letters were-approved by the Board. The first is to provide enhanced computer systems with a direct library , to library link the microcomputer 5: 00~D (TU,WE,TH,FA) Shoppl~ :New arrival I' Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hall, , Chell.er, IIIJIOIIIIU the birth of their ;·first child, a dailghter, ·Morgan 1 Gwen Hall, on Sept. 3 at Holzer ! Medical Ccntct. ; · She W~:ighed eight pounds and • five ounces and was 20 inches iRob«it "-t1nemal gran!fparents arc I Barton. Bartlett. and the late . l GenldlDe Blrtm. • ' . Palemll gnndparenu are Mr. i 111d Mn. Richard Gaul, Chestct. i l'llemll pat.pli.,IJ•tenu are the '-Mr. aDd Mrs. Warden Dun. Now Cll8 Claoalflod Talevtslon ~~AQDay 101 ?-· ' ' ' (TU,WE,TH,FA) NBC Nlgh!tlda . I!J (TU,WE,TH) My Sister Sem . 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Paycholagr · l!l (FA) Portrait of a Family · aJII!J) 11J CBS Thla Morning Ill) ID James Bond Jr. e a e 1!J ~rtoon EXIQII 11J SportsCenttr aoayBraek ID Augle Doggie and Friends 7:30 l!l (MO) Business File (I) (TU) College Algebra: In · Slmploat Terrno (I) (WE) Here'• to Your Health CIJ (TH) Discovering Paychology (I) (FA) Portrait of a FamHy 11!118 BHIIoJulce a Buslneas Day , I all Fllntat- Klda 8:110 (Jl Fllntatonea (I) Shining Time s l!lllll Chip •n• Dele's Rescue Aangera a DayBraak ID lnopectar O.dgot 1:05 (Ill o ....._ of Jeannie 1:30 (Jl Bozo (I) Mister Rogers• Neighborhood ([11• Tale Spin II)Popeyo 1:36 (llllowhchacl 8:00 ~ G CI!U&Ic Coocentretton til D CllG 101 Llva With Ragle I Kethlo Leo (Z) (I) lTV l'rogrammlng aJII!J) That's AlliCIN ([11• Paid Program IIJ • Donahue vkleoMomrng QJ IIMic Training Workout . a MOflllng New& all Tha WaHona 8:05 (II Little House on the Abank has to decide what it likes doing.It can spend its time worrying about coffee futures in Brazil. Or the price of real estate ih Tokyo. Or if its Bank One, it can stay a htde closer to home. And be ready when the pickup decides that Tuesday is a good day to die. At Bank One, we always want to be in a position a to do "Whatever it takes" to help you .Prairie out the day you need us. Like today maybe. 8:30 ~ e Doctor Dun (Jl-Chod t11J tmJ Dear John ([11• Kenneth Copellnd @ llodJBillplng 10:00 ~ G Monte! Williams (Jl Parry MIIICIII (}] D ·Meuoy Pavich CllG Vlckll ta llJ) Magnum, p.l. ([!liD all700 Club With Pat Robertaon · 112 FamilY Feud Challenge lUI SollY Joasy Raphael . I!J Mu-, BINI Wrote @ BportaContar 10;05(11 (MO) MOVIE: Are You In ' the Hou• Alone? (II (TU) MOVIE: The Houoo Thll Would Not Dlo (!) (WI!) MOVIE: Crawhl\110 •. Farm · (II (TH) MOVIE: Thla Houoo P-llod (II (FA) MOVIE: A Strange IIIII o.dfr Occunanco e 9.99! 10:30 ~ :r:,-1101 With . e ' Homo ([!liD THnage Mutant Ninja Officen rqJOrtS were given. Helen Teaford gave a readins 1-800-677-4994 . "Mom's Leuer 10 Son." · DiscussionJ are underway filr a bazalr which is tentatively set for 1 Nov. 6 and 7 with a bate 81\d IIOUP sale. Rags are [\~so being prepared for rugs. The grilup has a nine-patch quilt for sale also. Irene .Parker asked the blessing ' for refreshments -served to those mentioned and Bill 111d DorothY. Winebrenner, Helen and· Virgtl Teafont, Mary Cundiff, Jean Stout, Holley Roberllon, Carroll Norris, Cl/992 BANC ONE CORPORATION a,. ••b)tcllo cr<dUapproval. •O((rr 9,0011 on 36·mon;h loa!U up to 15,000. $50 pr<paidfiiiD.ne< charg< will tht rat<. Fo; Bob Smilh and Elma Loub. . uoooo a loan of $5,000 for 36 mtmths, lht paym<nl$ would bt S/61 .32 wllh a ral< of9.31% \9.99$ APR.). Minimum loan am011nt ;, 11,500. Offrr <xplllS Novtmbtr 30; 1992. Alii~• i~pacr ' 11:00 ~ e Mauly POVICII .. (!).loan Rivera aam~l< .' Global Geography Clle Home ta Ill ill e Price Ia Right ([lie Gunomoko lUI 0optor Dun I!J -Divorce Court QJ Body by Jake a DayWIICII all Hurt ID HIM! Will Sheill Waloh · 11:301Il Seumelltreet lUI Cllolk: Conc-111on · I!J Dtvon:o Court @Oetting FH a crter •co all Paid Program 11 :35(]] (111, WE,FA) Andy Griffith (Jl (MO) Lou Orent (I) 8 (MO) Wor1d News · based systems. The .second is intended to fund the replacement of the twenty year old bookmobile, and the final project should demonstrate the viability of early child· hood reading programs. Established in 1973 as the fust state-funded regional public library system in Ohio, today OVAL administers through local public libraries a variety of programs designed to improve and extend services to local residents. OVAL is made up of public libraries in the counties of Athens, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton. Wanda .E blin s.erves on the OVAL Board and represents the Meigs County Public Library. (Z) (TH) ..,_lhlp Eenh: A < MORNING (Jl Kenneth Copeland Matthew. • . we"= 8opoft , ~= ' ' I t on AFTERNOON 12:oo~e tiJilt (Jie ~I!J) IIJ at 101 Ntlws (Jl Qereldo . (I) lTV Programming ([11111 Mattock I!J The Judge . Cookln' USA QJ Bodies In Molton a NewoHour 12:05 (II Pony_'M11on 12:30 ~ G 101 Faith Daniels til 11 Loving (Z) lTV Progronntng ~ ~ Ill Ill Young and-!he AeoiiHa I!J The Judge a (MO,FA) Country Kitchen a (TUI Ao.-tlng and Decoretlng Today , a (WE) Exploring America: Sldo by lido · a (TH) Going Our Wrt BoclyShaplng . 1:00 ~ G GJI Doyo of Our Uvea a • a ()) = (J)N_. ())II All My Children ([11., People's Court I!J Superior Court a Croak ond Chell iZI (MO) Top Rank Bolilng CTUI a~o~y o.,a @ (WE) IHBA Bolt Racing QJ (TH) Amortcan Muscle Magazine @ (FAf ThOflltlghbred . Digest · a Sonya Uve all8onMZI ..'\:af Ill (MO) MOVIE: Selem's ... Lot(PI1of2) •".. " (II (TU) MOVIE: Selem'l Lot (Pt2 of 2) (II (WI!) 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Mrs.Riley,thechaWwommnfor national "Turn Off TV Day," is askin¥ viewers to protest what ~ey perceiVe as offenSive pl)grammmg by turning off their televisions on Friday, Nov. 13, during sweeps week. · She started the one-day television boycott in Delaware in 1990 through her fledsling Concerned Viewers for Quality Television . That group since has disbanded, . but she's taking on the national project for New York-based Morallly il) Media, which co-sponsored last yem''s Turn Off day. · "The reason for the Turn Off TV Day is to appeal to the .net· works - prove to· them that there are people who. are concerned with decency standards," Mrs. Riley said ' She asks anyone who participateS in the boycott to send four letters to Morality in Media, addressed to the presidents of ABC, CBS, NBC 1111d Fox Broad· ~ Co. Her orpnizatipn plans to deliver the lettaa. . The letter campaign will give the protelten an Idea of how many people participele in the television biacloui.lhc lllid. ·Last year, ,participants ·were asked to ~d rboir.lctun dirclltly to the networb, but the networks never .said how mucb mail they receiv~ Mrs. Riley said I ac =~ '~ •• ··f'la)a:..= ., a r gc Stereo. C ewLE::·n a "alladi: pT.., ..... No""1!)·-,··-ll Llkll . . _ Mecn~~" IIJU_,___ Waynea -fTlle Ill; .S itry all Hey, v - tra ~ 9:00 (2) Mr. Corioon " c.o.w.: ...,. 2 ~- ... Action Cil'Exocut~ve ,.._ ..... . .krMn'a w.td ~ .·Gil-­ 1::11111· - -77 5 -•..... a a sn CZI . .C 7 a_._ .., , w.-- I _ , (1:3ll}) s1-~ 7 Pt•- W I . . . rJlUE:T.... . . , 2 . , -...-(R)I ........ -., '"? -- CBNewa/Monew•••tz 8lln1!!ll .. m,.,... •m n a HII!)ALE:C Gf C2GIIt II m __.. 7 .._,._ lis~D~w,..s~ ..-- -gziil!l•thel m-e •-""" .---. _.....,....,..2af2) • • • 2 2 . . . . 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Q al· I " •M Da.IIT.... Q a -./1110- Eagles Class·meets MORGAN HALL "'w- ,. .... (l)IIOVII: Clli;oJiea (1 :30) C l ) _ ........ I!JWiktllll ...... ftlla 8:30~GNews Tlie Eagles Class of the Syra· cuse .'.sburr United Methodist Chun:h held Its September meeting at the home of Karl and Eleanor Kloes. . . Hope Moore opened the meetmg Wit prayer and also bad devotions from "Daily Bread" using 5:30~• IIJI NBC 111;1 I ' NASH . e Heather Finlaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen l'i;;!~w, Lcr.g Bottom, was recently inducted into the local chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at the University of Rio Grande. Sigma Tau Delta is the intematioqal English honor societr and requires that members maintain a B average in English and rank in the top 35 percent of their class in general scholastics. She. is a senior ~~ th~ university and wdl graduate m the spring of 1993. witli a bachelor's degree in English. She also has an associate degree in English from Shawnee Srate University where she graduat. ed with honors in 1991. She is a 1989 graduate of Eastern High School. CNN a -~WIIcll • a. aeCNN ...-8port8 • ~a•w• 5:05 C!J CHIPs USA ([1118 Fllntstones 11J CNN News 1121 Bodies In Motion 11J1 Today With Marilyn 6:05 (Ill Love Lucy Finlaw inducted - I:OO~•Homo•r• W TU ~~NIWI Mr. and Mrs. John Williams attended .their grantldaughter's wedding in Utica, Mich. Over 200 people attended. They then spent 12 days visiting Canada and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Butt, Clyde, recently visited Ora Carsey. Mrs. Butts was a schoolmate of Carsey. Mrs. Nellie Lowe visited several days in Three Mile, W.Va., with her sister, Helen Young and brother-in-law, Edgar, who is ill. · Recent guests of Ora Carsey were Dora Cooper, Sally Cooper and grandson, Terry Carsey, Millersport, 11/'d Esther Brandon, Jackson. Bessie Graham, Overbrook Center in Middleport, visited at the home of her son, Harold and fami· Jy; where she celebrated her 90th . birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott, Nelsonville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley. .. ....... .... -- .. ...... ..·-* ·-o • MOANING ' WVAH trustees approve packages, budget Modern·Woodmen announce-totals SAT., OCT. 24 Ottl:z TW L111i111 ~. l"t WMtl Tl Harrisonville area happenings Scouy Hayes. Members were reminded of the : teddy bear program and to bring a ; bear to the November meeting. . SATURDAY State suspends licenses of twin dentists for unprofessional conduct Qly Covington erau The lool<·lllke slater of Thomas' deCeased wife stlra up his passions. Stereo. C Pacific Contury~terao . \II &J e a- 3 A firelighter ba1tles to save the tiny victim of 1 fire. Storeo. C · 1!J Roy lratlllury fho.QI Statlor Bros. In-depth look at the candidale . Examines the rise of his grass rocm movement to his ...-, dlplnure to his decision to rOHnter the raca. (1 :00) . aliiZOY11: '""' illrberlln - ... Gollha (2:00) 1:31~· Ill,.._ Annie has un.rtor motives when """ ct}ooJee JuUe to be in a .._ n:~=~tereo. Q teat~eiii ...... Tecldy ,.,. Cot might be In , lllcoholic; Frankie 11111J be = . Stereo. Q �• . '· . ·~------------------~----------------~ ·SUNDAY 8 SUN•• OCT. 25 • MORNING 5:00 (J) White ~ 11!1 MOYIE: Charlie Chan In Honolulu (1 :30) 11!1 Spono LeteNight llll PaidP........ 5:30 ~ 1J il)l NBC Nighllida Newt/Monaywaek 6:00 CII D TV Cllspal (J) WhHe Shadow GJ 0 Vision • Valuet As people face sudden and painful changes in t~eir life, the intrinsic power of the human spirit can bring new fai th and a change ot heart. (1 :00) ®I~ CNN News · 1]]1 m Underfire · Newa/HeallhWorka 8:05 CD Worid Tomorrow 6:30 rn 1J Music and the Spoken Word . C1J 0 VIewpoint ®J ~ Minorlty Buoineoo Report illl lll Real Ntwa for Kld1 l!ll Silkel & Ebert 0 Welcome Bilek, Kotter @ Scholastic Sparta America Cable in the Classroom [] J2ll NewafSIYfe With Elsa Klensch llll Day at Reatoralicin Wllh James Robioon 6:35 CD It II Written With G~rge Vandeman 7:00 rn D Robert Schullar With the Hour of Power r:;J (J) Miracles Today (I) 0 Paid Program (I) 0 (I]) Coral Ridge Miniatrieo Wilh D. Jameo Kennedy (!) Laem to Read '.®1 ~ It's Your Buoineso 1]]1 m Gamer Ted Armatrong l!ll Ill In Focus il)l Jimmy Swagger! 0 Celllopa 9 SportaCentar DayBreak 7:05 CD Yo, Yogil Q 7:30 (J) Glmer Ted Armstrong (I) 0 Worid Tomorrow ill Another Page ®liD Paid Program l!ll aJ Conan the Adventurer 112JIIl Search 9 BodyShaping 1211 Evano and Novak · 7:35 CD F~ntalonea 8:00 ~ 1J Todly Q (J) Chariando (I) fi Coral Ridge Minlatriea With D. Jamal' Kennedy (l) Mloter Rag.,.• NelghborhOO<I Q (I) Ill Ylc1o1J ol Faith ill OED l!ll Gil It lo Written With Georve Vandeman a c a a (!JII8Mr.~C e Evangellllic OUlNach IIJ) MemoriH: Then Now II) Jem: Trick "'TeChrat (Anin18ted) (0:30) ID Great American Eventt 1211 DayBrnk 11!1 Gerllert 8:05 (J) Alntatonea 8:30 (J) People to People (I) Robert Schuller With lha Hour ot Power C (l) &hlni!!JI Time Stdon llJ , ' : e : , ' Stereo. 1;1 ; ' (J) D Day of Diocovery C!J OED till • First Edition (!Jill Hany and the i • ; H......,_ ' llJ m Lower Lighlhouoe : • QJ) In Search of lhe Lord'o Way II) Smurta: Smurling for Gholll (Animated) (0:30) @ lnoide the Stinlor PGA Tour , 1211 Newo/Travel Guide «<I Super Merlo 3 8:35 (3J Captain Planet and the Plonetae~t r:;J , 9:00 ~II Life Choice• r:;l (J) ..... : CD Lamb Chop'o Play-Along Stereo. Q • : I]) II Ninety and Nina Club Wllh Emeot Angley ill Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology r:;J ~Ill CBS Sunday Mllliiing @18 Beveriy Htliblllleo 112JIIl Faed lha Children With Larry Jonao IIJl Why Didn't I Think ol That? II) Smurla: Bewitched, Bothered & Be-Smurfed (Animated) (0:30) 12!1 Truckln' USA A truck caravan through California's redwood forast. 1D lnolde' lhe PGA Tout Morning News IIJ) C.ptaln N Q 9:05 CD Newo For Klda 9:30CII8 WO<Icl Tomorrow (I) 11 Paid Program ~ZjBerney a Frilndo Stereo. a (fi Earth Revealed: lntroduc:~GeologJ illllll ALF Q ' , ' ' Q 1121·111 Henry .Mahan IIJ) Thlo Wwk on Pit !load 11!1 Scooby Doo: Hello-• Haaole at Dracuta'a Caatia Scooby aM the gang attend a Halloween party at Dracula's casUe with a variety of ghosts. witches and monsters. (Animated) (0:30) 12!1 Trucko and Tractor Power Fall NatiOnals from Indianapolis. ID Sporll Almanac Against All Odds a_,,.,_ Money «<I WIIIIKld Starrt!!fl MetiiUIIiy Cutlli!! Q 9:35 (J) HaPPr O.ya 10:00 ~II Balavar'a Volca of VietOrJ Wllh Kennelh Copatand (J) Ed McMahon'l &tar S.•n:h CD Reeding tlali- C (J) 11 In TOuch With Cfi8rfe1 I' I, Stanley ca..-..,.. ill,To the Connoy Starao. <IIlii Oil Dey ot Rilla ....., Wilt...,.... Rab'rrn ~~'L, ......... · 1........., of II I Allen (Anirll$cl) (0:30) ~ Wlow,.. RICky RU!dd. 0 .l porteWMkly a ...ft/On the ....., «Jilnop IOIDr Gll9t 10:05 (J) tt.ppr O.yo 10:30 (I) II Thla WMit Devtd .... (I) ...., 0.,. 4:30(1) MOVII: ~ ........ _.,....... IM(Oi(2:00) (!) .., of I'IDrll PlllilliiQ IIIII m Ameriflora 'In (0:30) Ill,... the Ten of Ua r:;J 4:35 ci> Tom Jerry'o FunhDUI8 5:00(1) .11 Llfeatt1H of ... Rich IF(!) Mel .. aflllili Group 111• Meanum. p.L illlll MOVIE: Perry Maaon: The Cllee of the Lady In the Lake (2:00) II) My TWo Dille 1211 AlA Racing Oldsmobile 400 from Jennerstown, Pli. =q, 1i the WOitd II C.nnM ._..,? Stareo. RMdlna Rtllolbow r:;J till D lob VII•'• Hame Apln (!JI II Ailcly Grllfi1ll i12J • Jimmy SW8f1118rl 11!1 BUIIOM I Ruoty HallowHn: Which Witch lo Which (Animated) (0:30) 1211 Newom.ker Sundlly · 11!1 Prince Valiant 10:35 (J) MOVIE: The Sting (PGl (2:45) 11:00(DD QJl-thePNur:;J (J) Ufeotyleo ol ~ Rich a F-. m Behind 111e Scene~ r:;J • I]) II PMI Pnlgrllm ill Nalhalle ~ Cookl lor Family and F . tiiJ D Sunday Morning Homa (!Jii8 .MOVIE: Pete'o Drqon (G) (2:00) 11!1 Ghootbuotars: The Halloween Door (Animated) (0:30) . 12!1 lnoide Winoton Cup Racing ID Sport• Reporter~ a~ Coachel Comer 11!1 American Bilby 11:30 (I) a Newamak.,. m Sneak Preview• (I) II Thil WMit Wilh Da¥id Brinkley 1;1 C!J Burt WOlf: Eating WeH till D John Coopar Ohio State football. QJl Paid Program II) Glloolbuotars: When Halloween W•• Forever (Animated) (0:30) 12!1 Race Day ID SportoCenter ' 1211 NFL PNvlew «<I Healthy Kldo e AFTERNOON 12:00 (D • Spono Sunday (J) MOYIE: Ruby Gentry (2:00) (I) II Why Didn't I Think of Tha1? m Computer Cluonlclel ill VIctory Gilden r;;J till 811 Bucklye R..,U.y QJ) Ill Thil It lhe NFL The Measure of a Man. Statistics take desire; John Elway's last-minute miracle; greatest 2.yard runs. · ' QJl lt'o Your Buolneto 11!1 All Amerlcln Wrellllng 1211 Shadllbw Mttch1nlc 1D NFL GlmeO.y 1211-IDiy 11!1 The Wllllonl 12:30(DII 11J NFL u-.e ~a Beluty and the Beall mWO<Icl of~ ears (I) 11 Why Didn't Think ol I That? C!J Motorwuk '93 Stereo. i121111 NFL Todly r:;J 1211 NASCAR Roclnti AC Delco 500 from Aa<;klnghlm, N.C. (L) . 1211 NewofSclence and Technology WMit 1:00 (2J II 11J NFL Fciolball Cincinnati Bengal& at· Houston Oilers (L) (l) Motorwsek '93 Stareo. (I) II College Footbllll TeMessee-Chattanooga at Marshall m r:;J . ill Bradahaw on Homecoming D till 811 NFL FGciillaH Baars at Packers; Lions at Buccaneers; Cardinals at Eaies; Redskins at Vikings (L) . . (!JI MOVIE: About Laot Nlg t... (A) (2:00) llJ Ill ·To 1111 Announced 11!1 MacGyver ~ ID Four-Man Beoch Volleyball From Clearwater, . Fla. (A) aNewoDay «<I Ute Goeo On r:;J 1:20 (l) MOVIE: Lady Singl the Slueo (A) (2:45) 1:30(1)11 Horror Hall of Fama Ill Host Robert Englund salutes thl greatest creatures and creators of horror films end previews t11e movies elected to this year's Hall of ·Fame. (2:00) (l) European Journal 1211 Newo/MoneywMit • 2:00 (J) MOVIE: Chapter Two (PG) (2:30) (l) ICI Canada C!J Myoteryl A countess is found dead in a church. r:;J 11!1 MOVIE: Bodily Hann (2:00) Q 1D A- Roce of the Month Philadelphia Distance Classic (T) 1211 ...WI/WMit In Review llll MOYIE: That Funny Feeling (2:00) 2:30 (l) Caribbean Eye ID LPBA Bowling From Pittsburgh (L) 3:00 (l) Technopoiltlca ill Thlo Old Houoe C · (!]118 MOVIE: Evil Under lhe SUri (PG) (2:00) 18 NewofWO<Icl Report 3:30 (I) • LaRouche lor PNiktenl (0:30) Stereo. r:;1 • (l)AdamSmllh ill Sewing Coo1111oiiCikN-1111n With Shirley Adamo 1211 NAICAR Radng' (ConL) 4:00 ~II iiJ) NFL FOOIINII CleVeland Browns at NeW England Patriots (L) f.le;:sr-•-t Tonight (L) ID Racing Acrou.........,. Remington Park Futurity from Oklahoma City (L) aEariy...._ 5:30 C!J Tony llnlwn'l Journal Ill Beyond - . , . a-· Pia-· Iunday,....... 5:35 (J) Captain Planet- the r:;J (L)k 0 The Hltchhlkar 1D PBTA lllllllnta Challenge ot Champion~. samlflnal from Les Vegas (T) a Thta 1n the NBA llllllill Bro- J.lke 8:05 (J) WCW Main Event Wrelllng Sting, Jeke (The Snake) Roberto and Ravishing Rick Rude. 8:30()) 1992 Chlcego Choir GDL...IHI (I :30) (I) D (J) 8 ABC Newa r:;J am D CBS ,.._. r:;J . II) Joan Rivers' GOnlpl .o-lpl Gooalpl 1211 Newo/lnlkle Bualneea 11!1 That'l My Dog 7:00 Ill D il2l Secret SeMce A mother arid her son kill an · entire family to eliminate witnesses. Stereo. C (I) MOVIE: The Bigl(lld One (PGI (2:00) (I) D (J) 8 ABC'I WOikt ot DIICOVerY A crew Of InexperienCed cadets teams to master a majestic ship while sailing in lhe turbulent Atlantic Ocean. (1 :00).Stereo. w- Ill Behind lhe Scanlia r:;J ill Americln M•rattson: · Running for the White HouH Introducing 9- to 15-year-olds to the presidential elec)IOn process, trom getting on the ballOt to winning the 'illactoral college. (0:30) ~, 10 Mlnutea r... illl. Gniat llcoltt Scott his a crush on a laacher and )Oins her advanced math class. Stereo.l Ill IIICGyv. 1D NFL Prime a WOrld Todly . 11!1 MM!ac Manalon r:;J 7:30 (l) ~ In the Wfllld Ia ~- Sancllego? Stareo. ~ C.plllll s...,a: Campetgn . Comedy A satire on the Presidential candidates for lhe 1992 election. (0:30) Stereo. illl. Ben 8 - The Pig Letin lover; Skank, lhe hand puppat '!iJh an altitude. Stereo. ~- 1211 NHRA Todly The Chlel Auto Parll Nationals lrom · Ennis, Taxas. 1D Bwill!lllli '80 Barbados Edition a NIWI/SPOrll SUnday 1111 Rln Tin nn, K-t Cop r:;J 8:00 ~ II IIJ) I Wltneu VIdeo . The 1989 San Francisco earlhqueke; a volcano In Hawaii erupts. ~~c£. (J) MOVIE: Tl!e ol Joa 1'ynM (R) (2;00) (I) • I]). Amerlcl'a FUiiliiHI Hame Yldllolo A boy geta Ice dumped down his ponts; four dogs latch a single ltick. Stereo. a_ ([) C!J Nnn Starao: Q g . 1121. Major LMVue IIIIHbell Worid Series: . Toronto Blue Jays at Atlanta Braves (geme,7, H necessary) (L) (May be replaCed li~ular wogramm ) ~ • In Stereo. 0 MoVIE: Htah.A..re on the 13lh ..._ (2:00) Stereo. r:;J 1211 IMide Winaton Cup Rltlng D WOitd Aerobic Championllllp From Les Vegas (A) 6 PakauNewe 1;1 0 African llldlloi 8:30 (I). I]). Amerlcl'a 1'....... hople A rendition ol Tallahassee Leasie; a damonotration ol giant cosmetics. Stareo. C illl• aen • - c.pa Munstar; 'television commercial for a play starring Tom Cruise. Stereo. ,_ !~~~Nell ~-~r::•~T~ Ill -~ l1ll =~:.'lt!:::Q r:;J =~Dnr:;J dJMacGr. . D ·Ch I Ired Flag NASCAA 121 WOrld Todar 11!1 Rln Tin Tin, K-1 cOp r:;J (t51:!-: ::Cw".::-1P c - Sancllego? Ster'!Q. DUpCioae E;J 11!1-Zono . CJi Dleltm.lng Woman Stereo. 0 1211 Road T!lat Magoizlne a C.mpjllgofUIA ·•~n , 10:00 (J) Newo (l) Myateryl A countesa Is found deed In a ch~ ill Are You Being illl• Flying Blind Alicia COrrupts Neil's cousin Leslie into droeeng out of college. Stareo. L,ll II) Counlioratrlke Stereo. 1211 NABCAR Racing AC Dtlco 500 from Rockingham, N.C. (L) J)emocrecy In Amerlcll 0 In T-b With Chailea Stanley 10:30 C!J Are You Being Sasvect? illlll W-1 Alee has a personality change after her brea~ts enormous. Stereo. ~T ' USA A truck caravan through Ceiifornia's redwood torast. 10:40 <Il lnatant tleptay 11:00 Ill. 11111!1 0 . QJ) = :~tl=~r:;J rl Stereo. · aJ (J) RlrpliCI TIIMtre A V""41 of Lonilonero gets •rw:.:s phone calli. (Pt 1 of 2) I illlll ... Wllh Children Bud dacldas to start hil own fratamlty_ln the gar;c;.::.-:.1;1 8 IIUhlnlc D IIOclyllutiCIIn Ms. Olympia from Chicago (T) QI,.._.WMklnRtlute• 0 ....., lclllon •.3011llll .......... ...... HeliMn In, llllillfalled In the wml of dllty ~by Mr. Crawford. Stereo. r:;J · II) 8 1D NFL PrimeTime 1211 ,.._./WO<Icl Report 11!1 John Oa1l!:15~a Current AH•Ir ~x1rll t2:301lJG ttame tlhapplng (J) MOVIE: Immediate Fiomlly (PG13) (2:00) Cll WO<Icl T - w @ II WKRP In Cincinnati IIJIPaldProtram a NFL'• o-IHt Momarsto Blow-Out 11!1 FMCI the Children With Larry Jonee • 12:45~11 American Otedlatora illliiH11!11111< Sta Stareo. r:;1 1211 Alsalcen BhOp aWOrldNeWI 10:05(1) U.l. DIYmDic Gold International and national amateur athletes In world-claas competition. Spotilghta one or two amateur sporll evenll. 10:30 D Calo.. PootbaH Scoreboald 10:45 ([) Ma...,.aca Theatre The ck>oe friendllllp between Shaw, Coc!!!rell and a nun Ia examined. GJI 11:001])11 (1)8 (J)II aiiG OII .ONiwa . (J) Prime 8uapect C!J Lone- Pine Speciale Starao. ())~ Star T:t. The 1:45CIJDNeWI (J) II l..lteatyteo of the Rich aP- 2:oo IIIID Up to the Minute illl. MOVIE: Running (PG) (2:00) AlA Racing Oldamoblle 400 from Jennerstown, Pa. a • D SporlaCentar 2:15 (I) II Wi!,ld Newo Now Star'!<>. 1;1 Q 2:45fJ'.o~S" ~~ : -Now ' ~ :::t'L North America N - l s from "-••tton dJ MOVIE: 3 00 ,..lit Camp (A) ===:-.:,:..· (2:00) Epping, N.H. (R) ew-.lnllevtew • ---- c • AnlliiCan Muac:le . 0 Kenny and Dolly: eat Loft Superota;. Kenny flogers and Dolly Parton team for a concert performance of lhelr top · iiolol and duate. (1 :00) 11:30 ~ • Saturtlar Night Chrlstopher Wilken. Stereo. (J) MOVIE: Big lad Mama (RI (2:00) (I) II WICRP In Clncinosatl (J) 11 11J1 Cal•i• l'cowllilil . Penn at Weet Virginia u.. s- . 11::::~..2.. 12:00 (I). HIO!: J) . lhoiJCIII • • ""'"' o.n...tton5b..., Glactlatofa llJII Entarlli 'illlll AiMnto Halt'l WMitend .t.n Stereo, r:;J Statler llnla. 1D Fonnula One Grand Prix .._ cvcle Racing Grand Prix ol Jopan from Suz~ka, Japan (L) 1211,.._.Nighl 11!1 CCM·TV 12:30 0 II WKRP In Cincinnati 121 Evant and Nov8k · p. ' a ~ HHibiiHI1 7i30 ~8 0 Jeopinly~ (J) The J!lfferaona · ~ .. E~nt on!Oht tareo. I]) II You Bet Your Life Wheel of Fortune r:;J II Femlly' l'eud a c.out~re 7:35 (J) llllnlord • SOn 7:45 ID Cal111 FoolbaU Southem Mississippi at East C.rolina (L) 1:00 Ill II 0 Dtflwc 1111 WO<Icl Whitley and Dwayne make fiocal plana.lor their tuture. Stereo.r:;J 7:00; 8 5 ~ Wheal of Fortuna Der.rwomen Stereo. CIJDin Edition Q (l) C!J MacNeil/Lehrer NewaHour r:;J ·I]) 0 Married ... With Children Stereo. ~ IIIIID Jeopa I illll8 Star e Next 11!1 Murdrir, lhe Wrote r:;J 1211 Cloak - Chloe 8 P1lnwNewa ~ 11!1 Young Rldarl Noah is implicated When.an enemy of his is found dead. Stereo. r:;J 8:01 (J) MOVIl: Dracula (A) (2:05) 1:30(1)11 (1)8 ~ Howoer, . · M.D. Doogle faces the first SOIO .sursry of OiS career. Stereo. (l) ill Tlie HouH on the Waterial Appranlicea reunits tor lhe 50th anniversary of FaiUngwater's construction, a 20th-century housa designed by Frank Uo~d Wright In the mld-1930s. ( :30) 9:00 (D e 0 Sainleld Jerry wresUes whh a script for the pilot episode of his new · show. Stereo. Q Cll D (I) Ill Home Improvement Tim builds a haunted house for Brad which holds horrors for everyone. 'Ster~ (l) Health Qua C!J American E'iC'\1!": till 8 llJ e In Heat o the Nlglil (Premiere) Gillespie tries to hide his romance with Harriet. (PI 1) Stereo. r:;J m Melrooe Place Stereo. 8 Generation = a croaanre 7:35 (J) Santoni a SOn 1:00 ~ D QJl Unlolved My.-o A report on a ghost who inhabits rocky cliffs in California. Stereo. r:;J (J) MOYIE: A Cry in lhe Nlglil (2:00) (I) D (I) 8 Wonder Years Kevin spreads lias about Winnie attar t~ spend the ~ht i'J:ther. tereo. r:;J C!J ark Ruuell Coinedy Special Sharp-witted song porodies and pointed one-liners are directed at politicians and other names in lhe news. (0:30) Stereo. tiiJ liD llJ • Hat Squed Buddy visits the lather of a kid who roughed Darnell at school. Stereo. (!]118 Be~ Hille, 90210 Stereo. 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(L) ' 9 MOVIE: Wild Card (PG13) (2:00) Stereo. ® Naohville N w ID top Rank Boxing (LJ 1211 Larry King Llvol Folhar DowUng Myoterieo T~: 1:00 ~ ........ lt.ap~lng (I) D ABC In eon-t Stereo. ....... illlll Comic Strip Live C.roi Siskin, John Reggi, Clinton Jltkaon. Stereo. ~~_.!!.on .l lldniiiMcll w, a Aillerlcan Muaic IIMip . -~Guide 1211jewaf1'Mvel ()) McMe (I). (J). Delta Delta · 1i OPald~wn gooo on her "rat data since left her huobend . Stereo. 1:30()) Pro I'OIItbal Weekly !IIIIICNNNewa D Great Aoud1aa 1 ! - ' Llalanlng to Amii1Cii 2.ov, - War 11111'1Movare C!J 111: ChoiiiY In allewi/Pinliacle 1:35 (J) MOVII: CIIIIIN1 2: The Main Cow• (PG1$) (1 :00) . 2:00 (J) Apollo Comldj ...... Clllllwlll . . . . . . lurope f.J:olf: Top Cope illlll lin poono Thrill ta1et of horror: Doll of Deeth, s -. . Progo;: ' ~and Zomblel. IIIII Paid <IIlii MOVIE: ........... IMoh Momolra (PG13) (2:00) Stereo. ' " II) I . , .. lhe Wrote Q .. 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Law BriCkman Is wrongly hauled into court; Backer takes off for an Island. Stereo. r:;J t Tonight MontJine ~ Stereo. · Streat &torieo (!JIIIJ The Heighla Rita and Alex's romanca grows; Lenny tails for a png woman. Stereo. II) MOVIE: The Gunrunner (R) (2:00) a Lany King Llvel Father Dowling Myolallea , «<I Life Goea On r:;J 7:416 (J) 12:30(I) MOVIE: of Wu (2:00) (I) • Jeny Bprtnger illl. Three'• Company 8 St~ 11!1 Laap Stereo. Q 0 8pOitaCentar ( • Edition Q CD C!J Mac!!PIIflehrer NewaHourQ (J)IIMetrlait ... With Children Stereo. ~ till. = r r : l . <IIlii 818r T : Nail (I) D ' NlghiiiM ~ all • Dear John (I) • .i Gj " ' 0 ~ ot ForiUno Del:~ Women Stereo. a m m I!]) • ROHanne Stereo. IDUp _ctooe Stereo. 0 8p artaCanter Capilli GangtNewa 11:35 (J) MOVIE: Propisecy (PO) (2:00) c-.. (J) Ill Room for Two Edie talks about her experiences with menopause on TV. Stereo. Q 11lll8 Marlin Martin endures a night of ghost stories, Ouija boards and spirits. Stereo. r:;J 8:00 Ill II 0 ChHro Cliff's girlfriend returns a~ar a six month absence. ~tereo. Q lila (1)11 Homelront Anne goes Into labor while on vacation with AI In lhe woods. Stereo. ~ C!J Myateryl na • women is killed by a burglar, the burglar's wile reports rt. G llJ m CBS Nawa s Stereo. 'Silk --ingl' C.~s..a.ne Altar . . . _ _ Stereo. Q 1211 .....yllo .. 11:35CDII· O TonlghtSMw With J8J LaM Stereo. r:;J Cll II'CM... r:;J 111111 Malrild ... With Sterao. r:;J 12:00 (J) II RUih L.lmbaugh ii)The-er Ql M - a Company ID Clllckerld Flag Formula One from Japan . 1211 NeweNighl 11!1 Bonanza: The Loot EpiiOdeo 12:05 (J) Portreit of Japan A look at the individuals in Japan, · which has a society that Is perceived by lhe West to be homogenOus. (PI 2 of 2) (2:00) • ~ fi ~ Square One TV Stereo. .. Grand Ole Opoy Uve on (J)·Nigliltlne.s §18 ,._,. Stereo. a' Reldl:'f.!:'lnbow r:;J (!JI. Full H r:;J 11!1 MIICGyver ~- . 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ShowcaaeS ll1e finest 4:30 121 camp a111 '12 (0:30) EVENING 7:00; D DraMall4 Todlly · , THU., OCT. 29 1:35 (J) Andy Grtfflth fi AUalln ~-•.111 R-,.. 3:00 (J) ~II) VIE: Devonov. . Terror(2:00) @Upctooe aCn>uflre OPaldProtram 3:011 (I) D WOitd NeWI Now Stereo. r:;J 3:30 ID NHL Hockey kos Angeles Kings at New York Islanders (A) a ..... Ovamlght 3:45 a......._ r:;1 4:00 (J) MOVIE: Countdown (2:00) illl. MOVIE: Polk I • cant8rfold (2:00) 18 Larry King Llvll 4:35 (J) AH in the Family w• QJ). QJ) ..... Siario. D (J) 11 The Commlali Tony's name Ia revealed In a call-glri service's cilentllat. Stereo. =~ 12111porte LalwNighl m 'Forever Knight: C~metlme Altar Prlmetlme Stereo. Q 1D SpomCenter 1211-yHnti 11:35 QJl Tonight Show With Jay L - Stereo. r:;J (I) a Cheers Stereo. r:;J 1111 D Malrild ... With Children Stereo. r:;J 12:00 I]) Ill Rulli Umbeugh 1:00~8 Clla (J)e tllllll a .....,. LataNIQid 3:00 (J) Kojall IDUpctole 1211 Cloeafft 1111 Paid Ploglem 3:30(1)8 WO<IciNiwa Now Father Dowling Myoterlel e 11:30 (J) Streot Juatlce (l) To the Con~~ Stareo . . (I) Ill Nlghtllne ,. §Ill Arsenio Hli I Stl!l'eo. 11!1 New ZDm> 1:15Cila Paid Program 1:301111111 Paid Program llJ • Highlander a RemadrP 'II and ... Stereo. l12110n ]):l:aNow = rn• THURSDAY • 2:30 (J) lob Newhlirt (I). llonlel Wlllama llJ II Plckat F A 10-yaar-old suicide caoe is reopened when a witness reappaars: s~. r:;J a ....... , IIJ' NBC Nlglilllde 2:10 1118 Up to lhe Mlnut.. WWFPNM ~ . • w. Chldren Stareo. r:;J 12:00 I]) 8 Rlllh Umhugh 11!1 r:::llclililc• 12!1 M Cofnpeny @Amerlca'IHorri a NewoNighl «<I Bonaowo: The Loa! Eplo12:05 (J) Portran of Japan A look at the individuals _In Japan, which his a IOCiety thet Is percaived by lhe Willi to be homogenous. (Pt 1 of 2) (2:00) Cll rl NlgliUiioe ~ till 1D o..r Jolws 12:30 (J) MOYIE: A Coy In ihe Night (2:00) (I) • Jeny Springer illiiD Threa'o Company il2llll Padec:t IcoN II) Ray Bredbusy ~ a Inside POlitico '12 12:35 <2l D QJl Lata Httlhl Wills David Latterman , (I) r1 Rulli L.lniMugh l!lllll There " - 1:00 (!JIID Love Cor.-..ction IDIII"-Is 0 MOVIE: 1M II.Ditf a oad Ootactlve (2:00) Stereo. 8NaohvlleNow ID Aotro WO<IciSeriea of Dog Showo From Houlton (A) a ShowBiz Tocav a _, ' 8:30 (2J II QJl Mad About You Paul puts on a brave face when his film is •acted by a network. Stereo. (I) 0 I]) II Laurie Hill Laurie and Jeff realize they should slow down altar illness strikes . Stereo. r:;J 10:00 (D 0 IIJ) Thll II MithHI Bolton Perlormancas by the singer and his special guests are Interwoven with glimpses into his parsons! life and professional career. (1 :00) (J) Newo (I) D (I) Clvl Ware Sydney has nightmares ·after a self-avowed witch casts a spell on her. Stereo. ~ m 01110 luuea Bill CO en and Ben Pisc~ell mediate a discussion on thl proposed limitation of terms for elected officials in Ohio. (0:30) ®I ~ llJ Ill 48 Hours A look at Los Angeles six months after the nois;JJ'nald Denny , Stereo. (!JI m Hunter awo~d Newo 11!1 700 Club With Pat Robertson 10:10(1) MOVIE: The Howling (AI • (1 :55) 10:30 (l) Ohio laouea A discussion of State Ballot 5, which w,ould require manufacturers to put warning labels on fOOd and household prOducts that might cause cancer or birth defects. (0:30) ill Coiughtln Bristol Bay i «<!Bordlrtown . 1:05 w a Currllit Afflllr r:;1 tlllii ...OII 1:30 (J) Ill r:;J (!JIm Bamey .i12118 Whoop! Gahlsorg 18 ~lght Update llll Paid Program 1:35 (D .. 0 Later With lob Coital (I) II Enta-nt Tonight Stereo. r:;J 1:40t11JGII CNN Newe 2:00(1)11 YiO<Icl ..... Now Stereo. Q Growl::\[•"'• • . 2:D5 Wll Hame Bhopping ~II • 1:00 (J) G Paid Program tlllGDNewa illl.HBO~ Showoaw.,. llJ • On Scene: Emergency Reaponoe GCIIng Our Way 1D NFL'a G_...t MMoloomi... Monntall Thriller . . :t41a--r:;J 4:00(!) Wild, Wild Well (J)WCWM1i111Event Wrealtln; . · illl. MOVIE: laby ... Secret of the Loat Lagend (PG) (2:00) CIIICCA Racing From · LaiCington, Cillo (R) • 121 Nlwi(TIIe . . 8looy I . 1:30 till 1111 IIJ m Love I War Wally and Jack's hasty trlp encounters one dlfficu~ after another. Stareo. 1;1 10:00 ()) ljewa Q · (l) MOVIE: Immediate · Fismly (PG13) (2:00) C!J The Great Upeet of '48 · Harry Truman's stunning · victory over Thoma.s Dewey IS recaptured wllh newsreels and early television fllm, a!!?ng with intarviewa. (1 :1 0) IIJ Holft•aad lnlkler 121 Newa/PUIUN Wall:h C.ptains and Kings 1211 WOitdwlde Update • ' 0 1700 Club Pat A~lrtlon , · illl. E: Spln,U.. 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(PI 2 of 2) (2:00) (I) D (J) II Full Houoe Jesse protects a secret from his past. r:;J · (l) ill Nova Eartli's greatest natural wonder Is explored . 1:30 CD . dJ NBC Newa Q (J) Ed lk:Mahon'l star S..rch Cll D <ll 8 ABC Newo r:;J . (l) ~ in the WOrld II . ~,_, Sandlego? Stereo. llllloi-- Wilh 811 Moyera r:;J 11lll8 Hunter ~ 1211 Promilll, Isle: The .Candidalll and the ·E~onomy Econo{Tllc/election issues. (1 :00) «<I 700 Club With Pat Robertaon 10:301211 On Stage ID Oulalde the Uneo All the President's Games 11:oolll• w11 (1)0 111• llJ • IIJ) Newa (J) N~ Court Q . . liD • -~Stereo. r:;J ' II) MacGJ:er 1211 Club •nee Stereo. Sparta Tonight Scarecrow and Mra. King 1i ge;:::; Tour 1211 WO<Icl TOlley 11!1 Rln Tin Tin, K-t Cop r:;J 1:05 (J) ,..,..•• Company 1:01 (I) 8 CurNnt Aftalr r:;J Wllh 1111 Moyera 7:30 ~ D QJl Jeopard~~ (J) The Jefferson• . Cll D Entartainnsent Tonight Stereo. r:;J Cll8 You IIIII Your LHe tiiJ liD Wheel of Fortune .r:;J llJ • Femily Feud 1D NHL Hockey Los Angeles Kings at New York Islanders (L) a Croaaflra 7:35 (J) llllnford a Son 8:00 (D D @ Quantum Laap Sam becomes an astronomer who uncovers a government UFO invastigaUon. Stereo. §!:(QQ m 1:30(1)• Grawk:\Palno illlll Iamey lttar . 021• Whoopl omtblra a Ne•INighl Update 0 Paid Poognsm 1:351]). dJ Later - l o b Cootaa ~· Entarlainmlnt Tonight tereo. Q 1:401!111 CNN NeWI EVENING i ~ IIIIDNewa • WED., OCT, 28 1:00 ~II Cllll (J) • IIIID OIIUNeWI (J)IIIIvld~lel Square TV Stereo. DevlctLa(I) II RUih LlmU .., .111111 TWa Amore 12:50 (Jl MOVIE: a- Upon a Time In the Well (PG) (3:45) 1:0011ll• Loft Cooo021 .......... . II) Tu II dey Httlhl Flghll (R) ......... Now ID IIIlA Racing From Del Mar, Calif. a ShowBiz T1Y .' C!J Uatanlng to • · Series from Del Mar, Calli. (T) a 1na1c1e ........,. '12 12:351]). 0 ...... Night- m uatan1ng to,..,._ a,._,.... «<I Life Goea On r:;J 7:011 (J) Bewet1y HlllbiiiiH 1:40 till II CNN - · 2:00 (J) MOVII!: Anoon 1ad (2:20) Wreltllng Beards Leap Stereo. Q 8portaCentar 1:30 (I) G Current Aflltr r:;J (J). Jeny Bprtnger illlll llemey Millar 021• Whoopl GDIJb•'ll II) Dog ....... ID NI'L'I Greateat MaiMnta The Measure ot a Mari 1211 NewoNighllipdate OPald ......... 1:35 ~. IIJ) Later With Bob 'Coatu as dO-holt of an eariy·morning news show. Stereo. C - Eb Generation , i12111 ~inthent Tonight = 1:05111111~ ~ 1992 Election Prlmar C!J Haallll Quarterly c t11J D 0 e Murphy-..._ Murphy agrBIIl! to join Frank . ,..It Stereo. Ill 0u1i a~Mw~~zT~ at New York Jeta (L) Stereo. 02111 Emargency C.ll 0 WICRP In Clnc:innall Ia Wlnn... Alckr.!'i:u aNe)ol/lnalde «<I John Ankelberg 11:45 (I) D WKIIP In Cincinnati <llll Ed McMahon's Star ... 0 llorde!lo""' Gl Night Foolbal Buffalo Billa . ' llJ. PaNel IcoN 11!1 Ray Ira db 11Y ThiiW ID NFL'I Grea- "amenll Iron Men · 1211 lnaldll Pollllca '.I n .' 12:351]) II !IJI Late Nlghl With David LattenMn • till • n..ra Amore 1:00 Cllll (J) II RUih Limbaugh 11lll8 Loft Coi'oMcllon llJII"-11 · OIHoi)•"Cod......., 1211 Nalhvfle Now II NFL'I O.•eeat Momenta Thl Secondary Ia Primary I!!P"' 00 8 (J) II ABC Monday ~- m illllll'ald~ 14-yaar-old boy wants to destroy lhe men who killed his • -· Stareo. r:;J · 1:30 ~II QJl Blo81om The girls · try to remain brave while home alone on Halloween night. Stereo, C . ·liZ• Hurta Afiie John arranges a family dinner with his ex•wi.f i!lnd her-· Sterao. · C NFL onday Night Magazine New Yort< Jets tormer running baCk Emerson Boozer, Buffalo Bills wide race!wr James Lofton, Jets former kicker Pat Leahy, Bills 11.-.:ker Darryl Taley. . 9:00 (2) II dJ MOVII!: 'In lhe Deep Wooda' NBC·Mondly at the (2:00) (J) Dlllfl!!ing women Sta!'!K'. 1;1 . (J) NatwOIIc Earth (l) Democrecy In Acllon (1 :00) Sterao. illllll Andy Qrlflllh II) Sllk.Stalklnga Stareo. r:;J 1211 Trucko a n d l . Power Fall Nationals from Indianapolis. SporiiCantar a ,....,Sparta Tonight «<I Changelt u-..o Ben Haden 11:11(1)8 ()) ...... IIJ Pocua 11 11:30 ~ • Beluty and the ..... =•• l!xplooer .. CIJDI])II,.._. II) The H - e r 1211 M..., a c:omp,ny a NewoNight . 8 llonlnza: The LAlit Epllodll 12:05111111 Dear .John r:;J 12:30 (J) MOVIE: nurna .. (Ri (2:00) Cll8 (J) II Nlglstll,. r:;J • D Au10 Raclllg 9:30 (i) fl (I) II Coach Luther' reveals his feelings for Christine after hi has a trauma. Stereo. r:;J • 10:00 (D. 0 Detallne NBC The world of the computer underground Is exal!llned. Stereo. (J) Newa (J) MOVIE: The Delta Force (R) (2:50) (I) • (I) Ill Going to ExtremeoA machlta-wleldlng man attacks Alex; Charyl aceusas Della of stealing. Stereo. r:;J 1:35 (J) Andy GrHflth '"' 12:011(1)11 ......... ~ IIIII IIMr John 12:30 ())MOVIE: ..... Wib Ill (2;00) (J). Jeny lp(.l.... illlll Tlne'a Company Olll'wbolllcoN • II) Rtly •• db.., Theater B , llll New ZDm> • 0 ......,The ...... · Epltadu a OIICBSNewes 1]]1• R - Stereo. OUpctooe Sto~Women (I) 8 Edition Q C!J MacNalflehrer NewaHourQ (I) 8 MenleCI ... Wllh Children Stereo. ~ .tlllD~I <llle StarT : 121 .........ot m e 7:00 ~. QJ) Wlieel of On.ill , . _ .. . . . . c oppo. . . . ._ r ., . -a... and The ld take a dangerouo crimiilll to hhi execution. Stereo. r:;J 8:30 (I) 8 (J). Hangin' . Mr. Cclapor MMI<is aaalgned to coach a group ot sullen chHrleadera. Stereo. r:;J 9:00~. 0 Reaaonable DcsO-. Collusion his Dicky and T81s on sides of lhe issue. ~ Cll8 (1). I Roseanne .... lhe gho8ts pr" HallOween pall~esent and tutura. Stereo. C!J Frontltiie ' till D 0 II MO 1!: 'The Preeldonl'a Child' CIS T.....:.t• (2:00) Stereo. II) T Night Flghta (L) "Mtwtle Now 1211 Lany King Uval Father Dowlinl M y - WEDNESDAY • Pllwtrtlawa r;l D Y::\ lllderi Lou, Hickok Cll e . (J) II ABC ..... r:;J (l) Willow In the WO<Icl !a lanctlegi;? Stereo. · 111111 Marr'ld ... . Chldren Starao. r:;J 12:00(1) National GeoiiJIOiphlc 0 Young tlldllrS A e SHrcis ' .18y~SiareQ. g • .. Cloak o~·aT From Hammond, Ind. (!'I) 8 ·WOitd Todar • .D tlln Tin Tin, K·t Cop r:;J 1:011 (J) Three'a Company · 1:30 (D II dJ NBC New~ . (J) Ed McMahon'a S 11:35~· 0 Tonlghtr · _ 1211 Hata Off lo Minnie: Amerlcl Honors MiniM Pearl Roseanne Arnold, Clint • Black, Gartli Brooks, Vince Gill. Emmylou Harris, Jay Lena and Tanya Tucker join Barbara Mandrell in a salute to lhe hui'norlst. '(2:30) 1D NFL Monday Night Match-Up ..... 2:30 a (J) 121 .....,.. .. 0 Murder,..,_ Wrote r:;J Pr~meNtswo II . ~~:s=P••• as. a EVENING ar•.~....... - .. u.s. Sanatollal - .. illl. MOVIE: , . _ , , Juatlce' Fox Nlahl at the · Movleo (PG13) (2':00) ~II Evolng Shade Stereo. a (L) w.,. . (J)~=-~ .m ' illllll'ul~ Ill lca,_w- Mra. King , • c 27 ........... How 11:30 (J) Kojall l!uiap ............. ~·"'-""Halt Starao. 7:35 (I) ~ • SOn 8:00 (D • IIJ ....... Prince of 11111-Ah Uncle Phil runs for ludge •»,Will gets al11iltad. lltarao. (J) MOVI : MIIICIH Still Happen (2:00) (J) Pc!rlnsll of Japan A look at the Individuals In Japon, which has a aociety·that Is 1 • Plfcelved by lhe West io be homogenous. (Pt ~ of 2) (2:00) . (I) D (J) II Young lndlano JonH Chronic'" Indy falls In love wllh lha Archduke Ferdinand's daughtar. Stereo. C ~ (f}.Bti-Ce Age Stereo. IIIDIICII,.._.Q ROIII"-W Stereo. 8 a ero.attre Square One TV Stareo. o• D Great A1M11c1in Eventa 121 lpOI1I Tonight =T-Tonlght I]) II You .let Your Life 111• Wheel at Fortune r:;1 011 FamHy Feud D8clnapTatk . TUE•• OCT. • TUESDAY I:OO(DII lllll 1])11 811 0110 ..... (J)Bewci~W ~ l'qosaow TV Stereo. BE~-- r:;J 7:30~"-a.f..t"='Kfl ........ • m . 7:G6(J) ....ty H••1u 1:011 (J) Three'a c-peny 1:30 (D II IIJ Je(: Newa C (J) Ed lk:MIIIon'a BlaT I Laapr:;J • II :.' utanm · , ' 10:30.011.... . 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(2:00) • MONDAY • " ' Palace 1 Of .,._.a Wanted A -.tan andurea a nlnHiour ordeal involving ropa. SlareQ. ~ · 11!1 ......... 1 Halt ween: Wlllcll wttcllle Wlltcll (AnlmatWd) (0:30) Clook- Chloe a ,.......... g . . - FRIDAY «<I M()VIE: Munoter, Go Home (2:00) 1:05 (J) MOVIE: Hatlo-n With lhe Addemo Family (1 :30) 8:30 (I) 0 (J) 0 Stap by Step Karen is olfered a modeling job in Chic~. Stereo. Q (l) Wall trHt Week Ster l!lllll Ill Me)or Did Casey develops a lever and has a monstrous nightmare on Halloween. Stereo. r:;l 11!1 Ohootbuatoro: The Halloween D001 (Animated) (0:30) 9:00 (I) D (J) II Dlnoaaurs A scary story takes Baby's imagination to new heights. Stereo. ~ ' (l) ill ... alklng Wllh David Froot The 1992 Presidential candidates BuQ Clinton and Perot. Stereo. . till ID 1121e Dl~nlng Women Stereo. (!JI• Slghtlngo aunted castles in ScotlandQeal-life 11:30 (J) Uptown Comedy Club . (l)Newl (I) Ill Mounla"- Magazine ~ West Virginia football. §18 Anenlo Halt Stereo. • Point Altar . (2:00) Stereo. 12!1 Naohvlle Now a Lany King Llvel 8:30 (I) r1 (J) Ill Camp Wilder A Ouija board raveais that . Brody and Danlelle have kissed. Stereo. Q. tiiJ Ill liZ Ill Boli Trisha fights with Harlan about blatant sexism in Mad Dog . Stereo. Q (!]118 Ukely Susp8cta Marshak looks for a therapist's killer.:stereo. r:;J 9:35 (J) Three Stooget Fright Night A scary load of thrills awaits the Three Stooges as they·get into one lrlghtening mess after another. (1 :30) 10:00 ~ D 0 I'll Fly Away · Forreat makes a bold legal move to prevent a travesty of justlca. Stereo. Q (J) ...wa ~ fl (I) 20/20 Stereo. i· D Picket Fencea Sterao. · <IIlii Huiltar Q 1211 WOitd · 11!1 700 Club Wilh Pet RoMrlaon 10:30 (l) City Club Debito Glenn vs. DeWine (1 :00) ~The •toe Election Splil:lal . m :v:! 8 11:01(1) MOVIE: The l e e - * (PG) (2:30) a_,.... 11:35 CD D T::?t: Show Wilh J.ly Lana tereo. r:;J Cll II ChHrs r:;J IIIID llaorled ... With Children Stereo. OMounlalneel West Virginia football . 12:00(l) Alive From Off~ Stereo.~ (I).N i121. Crimalin• A,. Pllla•tbl-. Stereo. Q 1211 Milar a Conlpeny 0 WO<Icl Aeralolc; Chlmplanehlp From Las Vegas(A) &am. va~es. Stereo, II) VIE: Hallowwn IliA) AuotlnEncore @·Racing Ac:n111 America Braedenl Cup Special lrom Haliendale, Fla. 11:00~11 lll8 Ill• alii @IIIIJNIWI ' . (J) cOurt I;! ' <IIlii ~nne Stereo. r:;J 11!1 MOVI£: Nlghnare on ~ Elm sv.t (R) (2:00) 1211 Club Dance Stereo. • a ~porte Tonight Bcarecoo~ and Mra. King ' =~ \laft W' ' ''*" :.2.- aNewoNigld «<I AudloVIalon·Ron Scott 12:05(1)8 N t i l h a 1111• Deer John QJ) WKRP In · 12:30 (J) MOVIE: Ddcl Man OUt .. (3:00) .. (J) D Rulli Umbaugh illl 18 ,..,..., eon;ny .. 12111nlkle PDIIIICa ' 12:35 (D. 0 Lata Night Wllh Dlvkl Letter-& . (I) 8 Rulli Llmllaugh IlliG n..ra Anlore 1:00 (I). Jeny Spo~ .... I!]) • ~ COiliieCiion ~ MDVII!: Fofgld Night Pari ' (A)(2:00) Stereo. . 1211 Noah ... Now ID Eop edition Ealtti 1211 ShotrBiz Tciiley llll Paid Progolili .. 1:05 Cll r1 Current Aflltr Q till liD,.._. ·. . . :· i121111 Whciopt ~ I'll 1:3011llaJllarney ...... 1211 NewoNighlli;otltt 1:35 ~ 8 i12J Frtctiy Night Vldaoa : . MOVIE: I' .1 a of the··. ' · . . . _ (PG) (2'00) . Cll. Tonight Stereo. r:;J : : 1:40111l. CNN ,.._. 2:00111111 Soul Trein. . (!]111111111 I ~UII ... Hooror ............ Host George Hamilton lhowcaHt . . the best In honlJr .ftlml, Including lhe sWi, opec1a1 lffeotl, mekeup arthita and compooen. (2:00) ID liiatde tile ..... PGA T' 8 Wiilldwldll UpdMa llll 700 Club Pat Raberfaon 2:01.Cilll Monlll If. En_.,._ n.u . · Z:30QI,....~ *' lllpa b:Ca 81p0111Lal81...:tl 2: 35~· ......... 1~;1 'II IIJ NIC Ntgltl Ide . �·· Pomeroy-Middleport, Qhl9 ------ , BORN LOSER 11\CINICON..! WilY, TIIE'f • f'<i« MlWS e:oo Ill 11 w e 1h TJ.IINK OF '' Wf.lAT HAPPENED IN 1816? I-10W 5~0ULD I KNOW ? I WASN 'T Tf.IERE,BUT IF I f.IAD BEEN, I'DNEVER ADMIT IT'' I ELSE <IJ a llll u 1!2l lll l!2l H8wa · (!) S.vod by the Boll m Square One TV Q ' Cil RNdlfltl R8lnb.2!< Q [D Ill Full HOUH Q I19J MacGyvar Q • @ MotowOIId 181 World Today i1J1 Prince Voll•nt • 6:051IJ Three's Company 6:30 (lJ II 11J1 NBC Newa [] . ® ·Ed McMahcin'a SteT Se•rch (I) f1 <IJ 8 ABC Newi Q ffi Where In the World 11 -· I'Crmen Sandlego? Ster~o. (1j Square One TV Q llllllil 1!2llll CBS Newa Q [D Ill Roaeenne Stereo. Q @Up Close _ iiJI That's My Dog 6:35 1IJ Andy Griffith 7:00 \2111 .1!2l Wheel ol Fortune @Deoi_~ing Women Stereo. (I) fllna de Edition Q ffi ill MacNeil/Lehrer NewaHour Q · Marrlell ,... With Children Stereo. ~ ®lllil Jeopardy! I!] Ill Star Trek: e Next Generation [] 1!2llll Entertlrnment Tonight Stereo. Q [9J Quantum Leap Q ll!l Speedway Mualc Concert llJ SportsCenter · 181 Moneyline iiJI Big Brother Jake Q 7:05 (I) Beverly Hlllbllllea 7:30 Cll II l!1l Jeopardr!.D . @ The Jellersona t;l_; [l) a Entertainment Tonight · Stereo. Q (IJ a You Bet Your Lila ®lllil Wheel ol Fortuna Q Qlllll Family Feud llJ NHL Hocker MoQtreal Canadians at New York Rangers (L) 181 Crossjire iiJI Maniac: Mansion Q 7:35 mSanford & Son (IJ Q SUMMf'fl/ :L ONLY t.IVf' A FEw PAY$. ANP ~ JPf'Nl> M0$T Of TH~M PUTTINIJ IN MY C.ONT ACT • • t.f'NJE$/ -- 0 -""' / ' . ALLEYOOP • MORTY MEE.KLE AND WINTHROP I OONT UNPER6TAND FATH~R?. I EARNED 61X AND A}.Y DA.D r-----""'-:1 HONDIDYClU e:ARN THE 61X DOL.L.ARe'? ISOTN.AD ~"lt:)[;I6.Y, .. AT .ME. MAW II FIX SOME SAM WITCHES I 60LD Hie 60WL..ING SAW- : PAW CLOBBiRED THEM VARMINTS TONI6~Tfl ASTRO-GRAPH . ~'Your ... ~'Birthday · Oct. 24; 1112 You might undertake a very demanding and serious endeavor ln.the yaar ahead. Your route may no! be an easy one, but your rewards could be putst8ndlng. s r """ "''.('\ ,,... ~ , ~ Nov. 22) You might hav ~ tu otl~:~l w1th someone today whom you feel has previously wronged you, If you resurrect the Issue, It could turn Into . something unpleasant. Scorpio, treat yourself to a blrthdey gift. Send lor Scorpio's Astra-Graph predictions lor the year ahead by mailing $1.25 plus a the be· I ·I, CUTSOC · cR0 F E I" I I I I l I I'__I I I : B0 L EN .• . ~o::-.,.,.....;,....::...,.::....:..,.~ 5 !· · - - . DE Hl U D I, 1... f9 you Michigan rolls over Gophers 63-13 - C-1 ', ANSWERS • Indian- Brave- Pagan - Taught- GRADUATE "Dear," the husband cooed to his wife, "I can write my name in the dust on the coffee tabid." The. wife smiled sweetly, ·"That's why I married a college GRADUATE!" · . Vol. 'D, No. 341 Copyrighted 1H2 II·U·tl ... EAST .173 tKQJ5 tl098632 2 4AKI0764 SOUTH • K 9 .1 ' . • AJI09764 Not death but life ·• 7 4QJ Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: East By Phillip Alder Soutb West Nortb Eall MEET THE GOVERNOR- Gov. George Voinovlch made a brlef·stop Friday at the University of Rio Grande to plug the candidacy or ·state representative hopeful Frank Cremeans. Voinovicb is seen greeting Gallia County Engineer James Baird and his wife Judy, and is Ranked by Cremeans at right. Robert Davis, Danville, named Meigs Co~nty's Man of the Year POMEROY - Robert E. Divis of Edwin H. Davis & Sons of Danville has beeq selected as Meigs Counly' s 1992 Man of Year by lbe Meigs County Cllamber of Commerce and a committee from · the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council (SEORC). Davis was selected for the honor, according to Bruce Reed, an SEORC board member, on the basis of his commibnent to Meigs County over many years. He will be one of 12 county and several city representatives to be honored at a SEORG banquet to be held at the Ohio Universily Inn on Nov. 5. A native of Meigs Coun1y, Davis !las been in the business of selling new and refurbished buses for 40 years. The business was started in 1941 by his father, the late Edwin H. Davis, and has operated continuously since then wilh the exception of a few Years during special equipment such as lifts are World War II. . Continued on A-6 Currently Davis employs nine full-time and several parHime local workers in the bus business which serves 40 counties in Ohio. Hls business is not restricted to Ohio, however. Davis says he has shipped buses to Peru, Mexico, and HaiiL . In a good year, Davis said that his company will sell 200 new buses. This year with the bad e~:o­ nomic climate, sales of new buses are down but sales of used buses are up, Davis said. He said that he has been bringing buses with about 70,000 miles on lhem from the East coast. refurbishing them and then sending them liack into the market. When selling new buses, Davis says he always encourages going with local dealers for the chassis. The bodies come from the Thomas Co. and all • ..t_ ' , plished so much and brought back signed conrrnctS," Bennett noted in his inttoductory remarks. · The governor said he's _taken stepS to "stop the bemorrhagmg of jobs going to Indiana and Kentucky" and, cited the fact that he worked more than 25 hours with both sides in lhe scrubber issue for the Gavin power plant so that mining jobs in the area would be preserved. . He railed at sludies lhat blamed Continued on A-6 ..._In.,..,. -~..,. F..,.. . KAAKFVKK. APCUI PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tht American girl makes a MrVMt ol htr husband and then finds him contemptible tor· being a MrVant." - ' \John Steinbeck. ' lng for the first session. Shown are: from left to · right, 'Mike Krivesti, Athens; J.D. Johnson, Ironton; Tom White, Gallipolis, and Raymontl. Pryor, C~illitothe. (Time~-Sentinel photo by Jim Freeman) . . Gallipolis hosting program for ·southern Ohio veterans • s I · . MAKING HIS POINT - Gov. George Volnovich outlines accomplishments and future goals to Frank Cremeans, tandidate for the 94th House District seat, d11ring a reception for Cremeans Friday at the University or Rio Gra11de. Voinovicb stopped brieRy to lend his support to the campaign. PREPi\RING FOR PROGRAM - Veterans employment representatives from several south· eastern Ohio cities were in Gallipolis recenlly preparln~t for the Ohio Transition Assistance Prilgram for area veterans to be held Nov. 17· 19. Here the representatives are shown prepar- m. ,, RIO GRANDE - Zipping through lhe region on a trip to promote tourism, Gov. George Voinovich took a brief detour into Gallia County Friday to lend Iris support to a loeal candidate. Voinovich, accompanied by his wife Janet. joined Ohio Republican Chainnan Bob Bennett in boosting lhe. campaign of. Gallipolis businessman Frank A. Cremeans. Cremeans is seeking lhe 94th District seat in the state House of Representatives and is opposed by Rep. Mark Malone, D-South PoinL At a fund-raising reception for Cremeans at the University of Rio Grande, Voinovich took the opportunity to not only plug Cremeans' candidacy but those of other Republican office seekers, in addition to outlining past and current accomplishments and future j!Oals. "We ·need business-onented people to sqtleeze the biggest bang out of your dollar," Voinovich said. Ciung Cremeans' past experience as an educator, Voinovich hit upon the theme of schools and doing a better job in teaching severa! times during his remarks to lhe audience. He pledged to push for a performance-based program for the schools and an improved foundation subsidy system to the school districts. "We have to earmark money for education and not touch it," the governor remarked. "We're going to take care of our kids." Voinovich said he would also "fight to the death" for regulatioos guaranteeing that ninth graders pass their proficiency tests. "And if the teachers say it can't be done, then good~ye," he added. . Voinovtch also touted econom•c development as one of his major goals, and reported 1ha1 he was encouraged by his recentttade mission to Japan, in which he "accom- Des~ning long, self-addressed, stamped enve- TAURUS (April 211-M•Y 20) Usually, lope to Astro-Graph, clo this newspa- ~ou're the type of person who allows for per, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH small frailties In others. Today, howev44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodl- er, you might be hypercritical and apt to ac sign, find fault. Loosen up. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) 11 GEMINI(M8J 21-June 20) You might be you're ln"rreed of financial advice today, a bit too gullible for your own good tobe very selective about whom you turn day and, on impulse, Involve yourself in to for counsel. Unknowledgeable, well- something that is predicated purely Intentioned friends could hurt you. upon wishful thinking. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J•n. 11) You CANC!R (June 21-Jilly 22) One Of the know how It makes you fesl to think reasons you and your mate could be In someone has treated you In 8 deceitful · oppoanlon today Is because neither of manner, Be careful you're not accused · you will be able to effectively articulate of doing the same thing io another true feelings. today. , . LEO (JuiJ 22-Aug. 22) Strive to concanAQUARIUS (JM. 20-Fob. 11) You're trate and not to let your attention wanlikely to be an Imaginative visionary to- : der today when working with unfamiliar day, but, unfortunately, you·mlght view materials. Daydreaming could produce life's developments more negatively undeslra~la naaults. than positively. • Focus on -the win VIRGO (Aug. Zl-l8pl. 22) From time to column. time, you're not beyond taking a calcuPIICEI (Fob. 20-M8ICII 201 11 you find latad risk, especially In your commercial youraetrteellng envious of a close friend dealings. However, the gambles you today, examine your motives honestly. take today might not be thought out Try to be a booster, even ·II It 's a bit wen .. painful. LIBRA (hpt. :ti-Oct. 23) l~dlvld<taltl ARIEl (M8rcll 21-Aprll11) If you fall to you'll be Involved wnh today Cil MOVIE: The Bermudoi take • firm stand on Important issues emulate tha example you aet.i~·;:::;~:~I 11:05 Tii•nglt (G) (2:00) . · today, aaaoclates could become frus- i lamlly membera. II you're •I trated with you. To be respected, ·you difficult to gat along with, they may 11:30® Uptown Comodr Club must be decisive. as well. (D Alive From Off Cont•r Stereo. Q : . ~· ' Voinovich hits on future _plans ·· during stop to plug candidate tAl 8!652 Sunny lod•y. Rich In mld-601. 13 Soctlana, n4 P•o-• Allultltnad!- Inc. Hiwop8por ' ~983 .K •s Weatlier.................. _ •.....A-2 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, October 25, 1992 'QBS!2 WEST Editorai ... - •• - ....... --......A-4 Sports.'..................... - ....C1·8 • nnts-- develop from step No. 3 below. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES PHILLIP ALDER Deaths...• _ .............- .........A-3 Haunted spots reported in several Gallia locations· James Sands -A-8 Complete the chuckle quoted NORTH • AJIO Along the riv~r ....- ....- 81·8 Business/Farm .............. .Dt ..s Classified ............ - .......... DZ..7 by fil ling in the missing words BRIDGE Inside Gallipolis' Max Tawney describes his 1981 trip ·to China- Page B~6 B-1 The old man had watched human behavior all his life. He says that you can measure a .; man's real character by what - he would do if he knew he ·1would never be-------. . · I I I 0 I - L17.- L.Ia.....J.'-...1.-.1..--1. 75 cents Adopt a road program low to lor[!l four olmplo warda. 14 El' be tza th Barrett Browning wrote 1• Pass ... .. All pass in one of her sonnets, "Guess now who holds thee?" She was discussing Love Opening lead: +-~ and Death, but how often have ypu 8:00 Cll II l!2l Final Appeal: From asked yourself that question about a the Files ol Unoolved key card, usually a queen, for which Mysteries An investigation you have a two-way finesse? It 1·s into Thomas Drake's arrest; Randall Dale Adams. Stereo. much easier on the nerves if you ·can C find a play that eliminates the appar- West was known to have begun with only three. That left more "empty @ MOVIE: ACry In the guess. spaces" for West to hold the criUcal Night (2:00) North opted to raise to four hearts queen. [l) a · <1J 0 Family Mattera · i he knew of a 10-card fit. Also Eventually, after cashing some Carl and Urkel plot while his bid had the advantage of making trumps, South misguessed, finessing sharing a hospital room life tougher for the opponents. together. Stereo. Q West led the club five. East won East for the queen. Yet South had a cuaranteed play iP.v~w~~=~~~~~ Week In with the king, cashed the ace and available. He should have ruffed the ®lllil 1!2lllt Golaen Palace a third round. Confident that third round of clubs with the heart ace. Roland gets caught between · bidder had th~ heart king, his old flame and his new low. However, West Next, he plays 8 diamond to dummy's love interest. Stereo. Q and exited with the dia- ace and ruffs dummy's last diamond in his hand. Finally he exlta with' .a [1] Ill America's Moat 10 to dummy's ace. . . Wented A girl wnoessea the Now declarer had to find the spade trump. Whoever wins the trick is endbrutal murder or her mother. for his contract. The opening Stereo. Q [9J Murder, She Wrolt Q · to East's having this key played. He must either lead a spade or a CrOC!k •ncl Chile Alternatively, East was known concede 8 ruff-and-discard. Either l011es no spade trick. 181 PrtmeNewa C started with a total of six ,way,«>,deelarer ...... uu ••;:as s --. iiJI MOVIE: The Thrll of It All in hearts and clubs, whereas (2:00) . 8:051IJ MOVIE: Beyond the The·World Aimanac;® Crossword Puzzle Bermuda Tlillngle (1 :30) 8:30 Cll U l!2l What Happened? James Dean's death is ACROSS 35 Forvor examin~d; new evidence 36 Aloft from Three Mile Island. 11ca-cream 38 Winter Stereo. ~ holder cloth•• [l) a (I) Q Step by Step 5 650, Roman 39 Put out of Dana's job makes ~er Karen. 8 Organlom light J.T. and Cody's boss. 12 H8WIP8P8r 40 Couple Stereo. 1:;1 noUce 41 lnjur8d wllh ffi (!) Wall $treet Week 13 Bolore horn a Stereo. C 14 AcUng a"a.1d 44 Northern ®lll!l @'Ill Major Dad The 15 Mra. Chtrlea Sc•ndlnavla Major hires Elizabeth to cater Chaplin · 48 Actresa a reception for a visiting 16 Motorlats' Marilla. org. general. Stereo. Q 49 Comedian 17 ,Uquofr DeLulae 9:00 rn II I!J) NBC Newa 18 Appt•rlng 50 &-ahap8d Special: Cuban Missile ·20 Gull . Crisis The frightening events moldlnr · 21 Thoae In 51 Blbllc• king of October 1962 are • office · 52 Uncl•lllllld recounted. (2:00) 22 12, Roman m811 depl. il) a <1J Q Dinosaurs 23 Auction¥•'• 53 Silk f•brtc Charlene enters an exchange word ·54 Rldg• ofaand program andJl.OOS away to 26 CoY8r lnatrutllltlt 55 Color live. Stereo!~ • completely 3 Loll lhMI ton ''· II Do ntold 56 Jerk m (!) America's Political 10 P•troltum , 30 Ceremony 4 Curttln Iurie. Parties:'Power and Principle clertvtUVel 31 Ungorlo 5 School DOWN 11 Flllllnulds 32- Haw ofllcllll 111 P•rtlclplt ' 33 Hill dweller liD 1!2le 6 SIMP rock 1 Dove aounda ending · Women Stereo. . · 34 Ia altuated . 7 Gr111l8nd 2 Musical [D Ill Sightings uman ~ 20 Go•l• 8 Rum drink 22 Dec. holld•r abductions and evidence of 23 1181dlUFO visitations are 24 B1rnyerd examined. (R) Stereo. C '<lund · [9J MOVIE: Do till Rlgrif 25- •bltty Thing jR) (2:30) 1.,1 28 Angered ® NashVIlle Now 27 Aclr.na Larry King 'Livol Perlm•n 9:30 (I) a (IJ CJ Camp Wilder 28 Chair Brody takes charge of 2t !ltctrtc Sophie's slu·mbar-birthday ftehta party. Stereo. C 31 Fowl ®lll!l 1!2lllt .Bo'b Stereo. Q 34Sel I!] Ill ~lkely ·suspects 35 Study of Marshak looks into the lllltull murder of an arrogant 37 Brt8tht h8rd volleyball star. Stereo. Q 38 Piece of Cllln• 9:35 1IJ MOVIE: Satan's Triangle 40- Runyon (1 :30) . 4t Alum 10:00 ®•Nows [] . 42 H•w811•n ~a <IJO 20120 Stereo. ltl•nd 43B-nll•r (f) Democracy in ACtion No18ti(1 :00) Stereo. 44 ACIIIII ®ll!l 112llll Picket Fences . Albright Suspicion surrounds a 45 Type of recluse; a farmer's cows get Cllptl drunk. Stereo,_D 44 Gn lor ligna [D Ill Hunter t:;J '47 Ollie• lOll aiiJI 700 World News ':' .-+-+-+--4 4111nHCIIclcle Club Wllh Pat v Robertson 10:30 a Austin Encore @ Horaa Racing Breeder's Crown Series from Pompano 1 CELEBRITY Beach, Fla. (L) ....... _ .... _ CIPHER .. _ _ _ tnd_. a Aleaka: Wlldemesa on &en ~~~ne~ttot ntt.. r~··-R. the Brink Alaskan oil spill revisited. (0:30) WI C VK I I C Q '- ZKAKRPMPHC '11:00 1lJ . (I)Q m (IJCJ ®lll!l Ql)IIJ ~•w• WHEFINKHEM V E Z Z X PC N M •. (]) NIGht Court Q ~ [D Ulloseann• Stereo. t;J LP F M Z YHFU CHZ ZXK PM a Club D•nce Stereo. a Sparta Tonight • p cu.' Scerecrow and Mra. King lH W H S K M ZXIZ iJ BERNICE BEDE OSOL Sundm. EVENING TIIOitti- PSST; SALLY ... WI-1AT DID 'IOU PUT DOWN I=OR T~E FIRST QUESTION? 0 lour Roorrango t.ltou ol Kramblod words 8 FRI., OCT. 23 --- '=~~:~' S(Q\\oillA-~t.trs· ltllto4 ltr CU.Y I . POllAN - - - - , - - - Television .viewing M£4j "~IOJE ........ -- --~ FIRST PLACE WINNER - ''SHS Goet On a11d On" was lbe theme or the senior class float in the annual Southern High School homecoming parade held Friday afternoon in Racine. The float, which placed rtist In the judgln1, featured a large pink Energizer Bunny along with a smaUer bunny-three yeDI' old Brittany Morari· ty, daughter ofMDI'ty and Debbie Morarity. SHS homecoming parade held friday RACINE • Enthusiastic fans moved down Reule 124, through lined the stteets of Racine Friday the business section and then back aftemoon for the annual Southem 10 the high school. High School homecoming parade. Homecoming queen candidates, Class floats were judged before Nicole Beegle, Valerie Connolly, the parade moved out with first Heather Hill, Julie Hill and Megan going to the seniors, second to the Wolfe rode on convertibles, as did freshmen, third to the sophomores, · the flower girl, CaSey Smith, and and fourth 10 the juniors. the crown bearer, Craig Randolph. From the parking lot the units Atlendants also riding on open cars - . were Jenni Hill, Tracy Pickett, and Jyl Mathews. ~ Others appearing in the parade were Michelle McCoy, the 1991 homecoming queen, and Amber Ohlinger, a jumor fall festival can· didale. There were several walking units including el~inentaty _c~er­ Continued A-7 on GALLIPOLIS -The Gallipolis office of Ohio Bureau of Employment Services will be Jhe first office in southeastern Ohio to offer the Ohio Transition Assistance Program (OTAP) for area veterans . The program is designed 10 assist Did you fall back to standard time? • WASHINGTON (AP) - Still miss that bour ofsleep you lost 'Ia 'the sprlnt7 WeD, you finally aet It back thls weekeod. Most or the nation slipped back to standard time at l a.m. Sunday, makln& the nla~ht one hour lonaer. DayUaht time retu11111 tbe first Sunday In April. veterans in lhe ttansitlon from military to civilian employment and will be beneficial to any veteran experiencing a change in employment status. Over the next few years, due 10 the downsizing of the militar~. Ohio will see the return of approXImately 60,000 veterans to lhe civilian labor market. These veterans have already received extensive - .. rminlng while on active duly, have demonstrated pride and enth'!5iasm in their jobs and have expenenced the importance of teamwork. These are some of the characteristics needed by employers and OTAP will prepare veterans on how best to present lhem to the employer, The traditional way of looking for work no longer applies. The days when a.ptrson could complete applications and go home 10 wait for a lelephone call 11!0 long gone. Anyone seriously seeking emplOy· ment needs to make themselves more competitive for todays job market. OTAP is a structured, class type setting utili zing detailed information and di sc ussion on how to improve job seeking skills including where and how to look for work, skills assessment, goal setting, resume preparation, application completion, interviewing and many other areas n~ded to give veterans the best o~pollunity for employment .. Parucipants wilt receive free, 'an estimated $7SO 10 $1,000 worth of Information, biscd on what private agencies charge for the same service. . • Recently, velerans employment representatives from Gallipolis, Jackson, Ironton; Chillicothe and Athens met in Gallipolis to plaQ.for Continued on A-7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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