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AEP reducing staff by as many as 500 MilE M CASIII DINING ROOM SUITES ..,_s.ur ·, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.~J9.L Friday, November 6, 1992 < p•.• • a1 I Copr•lilhllld1112 I Low tonight In upper 20s. Saturday, cloudy. Hlgb In JOs. emplqyees on its headqllBIUln staff in Canron. Columbus Southern has about 600 employees in that category in Columbus. The reductions wiD begin imme· diately and are expected 10 be completed within 14 months, AEP Chairman Richard Disbrow said.. Some of the layoffs will be made through aurition, but the company must eliminate some jobs, he said. The company has already tried to reduce exists with budget cuts, a hiring freeze and travel resuictions, Disbrow said. The company alsp sold its Martinka Mine, restruc· tured the Meigs Mines and Lancaster headquartets. Columbus-based AEP is a pub7-; lie utility holding company witli· seven electric utility operating: companies serving 1 miUim J)e()l)le: in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Vir~ · ginia, West Virginia, Kentucky an4; Tennessee. .' Levy renewal, street repairs "'. discussed by Syracuse council ' RECEIVES AWARD· Robert E. Davis;rlght, Is pictured as be Is presentet! the 1992 Melp Coanty Man of the Year Award. A?so pictured are Bruce Reed, left, who presented the award, and Berard Fultz who also spoke on the accompllsluDenll of Davis. The award was pre· sented at the Southeastern Olllo Regional Council banquet held at the Ohio University Inn in Athens last night. • Dav.is honored by SEORC Robert E. Davis of Edwin H. Davis and Sons, Danville, was presented the Meigs CountY 1992 Man of the Year award at the Southeast· em Ohio Regional Council banquet held last night (Thursday) at the Ohio University Inn in Athens. Davis was selected for the honor by the Meigs County Ch~ber of Commerce and' a eommiuee from the SEORC on ,lhe basis of his cornnilanent 01 Meigs County over riially years. Bruce Reed, SBORC board member, p-esented the award to Davis. A native of Meigs County, Davis has been in the business of selling new and refurbished buses for 40 years. ,The bllsiness was started m 1941 by his father, the late Edwin H. Davis, and has operated continuously since then with die exception of a few years during World War II. . Currently Davis employs nine full-time and several part-time local workers in the bus business which serves 40 counties in Ohio. His business is not restricted to Ohio, however. Davis says he bas shiJlllcd buses to Peru, Mexico and HaiU. . In a good year, Davis said that his company will sell 200 new buses. This year with the bad economic climate, sales of new buses are down but sales of used buses are up. Davis says he is now planning to construCt four new bays and put on two or three additional employees. Currently be said they have enough work to last until March. ' By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspoodeot Meeting in regular session on Thursday night, Syracuse Village Council expressed their appreciation to the many residents who exercised their right to vote and for the passage of the renewal of a one-mill, five year levy, which ~CJierates funds for street lighting 10 the village. During the brief 9CSSion, Councilman Kenny Buckley reported that he had inspected the recent storm.sewer and 8IICCt repair work at Bridgeman and Second Streets by D.V. Weber Construction Company and the Bridgeman Street cUlvert replacement near the old Nazarene church, peformcd by Jef- fers Trucking and Excavating of Pomeroy. The -two projects were funded through the Issue Two program. Upon Buckley's recommendslion, and with the work being done to council's s'atisfaction, council agreed to pay the village's share, 10 pen:ent of the total cost. which amounts to approximately $1,600 to eaeh contractor. For additional work that was required from D. V. Weber, $3,000 was paid for paving, $885 for a catch basin, and $1,800 for additional pipe. , B~kley presented council with a list of necessary culvert replacements; and their l<icalioos. The project will be advertiaed for bids at a · Mayor James Pape informeo: council that he had mel with Steven: Beha, Executive Director of the: Meigs Board of ¥ental RetardatiO(Iand Developmental Disabilities; who informed the -mar.or. that th&Carleton School bualdms was available for use by county resi· dents. Reservations are required. In tum, Pape offered any assislance to the school from councU. The mayor's report of fmc:a colleeted for October, in the amount of $545 was apPIOved. · • Attending, 1il addition to Pape and Buckley, were council mem· · bers Katie Crow, Jack Williams, Dennis Wolfe and Bill Roush; and Janice Lawson, cterk,lrreasuret. later dale. MAN OF THE YEAR • Robert E. Davis, ri&ht, was preiellted the 1992 Me~ County Maa of ~e Year Award at the Southeast· em Ohio Re nat Council awards haoquet held Thursday night at the Ohio Un venity Inn In A,theas. Br11ce Reed, board member for the SEORC, presented the award. . All of his employees reside within sons and four granddaughter Upon receiving his awara .uavis a three mile radius of Danville. stated he was hooored to be select· Davis and his wife, Dorot~y, has a son, Fred, who came into the ed and he expressed his gratitude to business in 1975, and a daughter, the Meigs County Chamber of Pamela 1ude. They have two grand- ·commerce for his selection. Nation's jobless rate drops to 7.4 percent in October Melp Hl&b School football &ames. Harris has PAINTING THE "M" • Georce Harris Jr., the labor force, the Labor Depart- in September, JCVised from an ·earbeea doina tbe job since he took over from the Middleport, Is pictured here as be paints the lier estimate of a.57 ,000-job Joss. ment said. late Rev. Bill PerriD. "M'' on the field at Bob Roberts Stadium ror the .The labor force is defmed as the The payroll total was depressed number of people who eithel: have by the loss of 22,000 temporary a job or are tookina f<r one and the summer jobs in October and G_ jobless ralll is the percenta&C of the 118,000 in Sep!ICmber. The jobs for 0 labor force wilhout employmenL youths were created by Congress ' · the athl euc · boo sters teers are a1ways nceded and we1.A, A tradition started by the late he gets •,rqm Meanwhile, a survey of emJ!Ioy- ......r the Los Angeles riot. · d h He 1 Without the losses from that Rev. Bill Perrin <'' ""rinity Church an coac es. a so says vo1un- come. ers showed the number of JObs increased by a scant 27,000 in program, payrolls would have in Pomeroy is ~< .tn~ today by October to 108.4 million. That grown by 46,000 in September and George Harris Jr. of Middl~ Th~ tradition is painung the came after the loss of 12,000 jobs 49,000 in Ociober. ·Economists ~onsider tha,t a sign of modest · Marauder "M" on the football freld Improvement m labor marltets. prior to ~ach home same at Bob The department calculates the Roberts F1eld. . · unemployment ra111 from a scpuate ·Harris is the only other person · survey of households; The rate to do this since Rev. Perrin and he reached an eight~year high of 7.8 'voluntceJS his lime for this project No injuries were reported following a two-vehicle wreck near the percent in June and has declined by and purchases all necessary materijunction of Ohio 7 and Leading Creek Road in Salisbury Township a tenth of 1 ~rcentqe point in its Joeally. · Thursday around 11:20 a.m. . . . every month Since. The October When the painting of ,the field · According to a report from the Oallia-Meigs Post of the State rate w·as the lowest since A~~ was first initiated by Perrin, he Highway Palrol, James G. Mourning, 54, 600 Grant SL, ~ when 7.2 percent of the labor looked 10 the procedures of ~Jewas northbound on Ohio 1 and stopped for 11011thbound c to was jobless. giate field managers traveltng lll8ke 1 left tum onto Leading erect Road. Economists so far have been wherever necessary to learn the A l'oiiOwlng nordlllound vehicle, driven by Robert L: Scribrlcr, only mildly impressed with the . steps necessary · to create an 18, 4948 Atron Rd.; Albany, was unable to stop and struck the rear steady improvement. They say the admirable field. economy no Jonaer aJII*I'I to be In ' of Mourning's car, the ~tro15. . I>aTnue 10 Scribners 1992 e Dakota and Mourning's 1981 danger of relapsing mto recession, Harris, who modeled the Meigs .: Buick l'llk Avenue was JiJtecl as lig L ' . but they don't expect better than "M" after the University of Michislugaisb arowth until late next gan "M." says he uses a thinned ;-_ No cltatl0111 were Ilsled. year. · down latex bouse paint which is THE MAkAUDER "M" • The "M" oa the neld at llob · "The overall picture is one of oon-toltic and quiet dryin' 10 ereRoberta Stadium, wllere tbe Melp MariUden eapp .. ,...... : an economy that u still atrugling ate the Insignia., He pa1nts the action, II dlere tbroulh tile elfortl ol Georp llarrll Jr., MiddleMeiss County Sheriff James M. Soulsby has reported that to achieve a satisfactory arowtb dcsian free handllld the entire pro. port, wllo voluatftnliia time to paint' the deslp before eac:h .._ T deputieltollt a theft report on Tuesday evening from Andy Rawson rate," said economist Robert 0. cess.takes about two hours. &ame. The job ~ about two hours to co.plete and ftnt laltlat- : 5· ofl'lne Tree Drive in lcedsville, who repDr!al that a chain .saw had Dederick of Northern Trust Co. In Harris enjoys the job and fd by tbe late Rn. BW Ferrill, Clllltillued 1111 paae 3 ,;.c ~ Chicago. acknowledges the run cooperation WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation 'a unemployment rate ed'ed down for the fourth conseeuuve month in October, hitting a sixmonth low of 1.4 percent, even though employers hired few peopte the pernment said today. The decline in the uneinploy·ment rate occurred not because more. people found jobs but because the return of many teen· agers to school shrank the size of eorae H arns• Jr. contin. ues M eigs trad.ztion r----Local briefs-----. Patrol reports two-vehicle wreck , ReedsviUe theft reported '. • ., ' ' I~ ... • •' �Friday, November 8, 11192 Commeptary 111 COUrt Street Pomei'OJ, Ohio 08\'0TED TO Tim JN'J'ZIUI8T8 OF 111E IUIG&-KASON AREA WASHINGTON- The next as pert of I sweepinJ lalniCIUring time you feel like explodina at 1 plan. He's already closed more spouse who forgets to put the cap than SO regional management bac1c on a babe of toothpasle, heed offices and shaken ·up various this advice from the postmaster general: "Express your anger bon· cstlybolwilhloveandrespecL" Marvin Runyon has been dis· . I such monthly homl.ll·,... 10 pensm · ,.. · postal employees lllce an arm-chair shrink in what some observers believe isa maaer of life and death for the sheU-shoclced Postal Service staff of niorc than 700,000. deparni!eni.S. - . •· · The bli.uard of brochures and Days after Runyon announced flyers falling on postal employees the shake-up, workers at postal suggests that Runyon realizes he headquarters were informed that may be sittin"' on a powder keg. "many of our employees will be One flyer, entitled "Healthy Steps facing decisions dtat may cause (to) Releasing Anger," includes a undue stress, (sri) all headquarters cartoon depicting a female conlrol· emP.loyees will be offered the ling her temper over tlie fact that avatlability of gioup stress reduc· some toothpaste has seeped into ~ ~and personal Cotm· her sink because of her husband's seling. ... neglect. It lists four steps "to "Some people have beco!"e release (anger) and maintain the concerned that we may. be making respectof others... , . , these chan$es 10o quic1cly," he 10ld Since taking office last July, a ~ongressaonal pan~!. "However, · Runyon -a.k.a. "Carvin' Mar· wuh change of thas nature and vin" - has presided over the magnitude, there's no way 10 do il' break-up of the largest civilian slowly," workfm:e in the United Srates. He Some also fear there may be no has vi) wed to eliminate 30,000 - way to do it non-violently. Congressional investigators postal managemen.t jobs this year By Jack Anderson and . h · . Mic ael Binsteln ROBERT L. WINGETT PubUsher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager • AalstaDt PubUsherfControUer • • LE1TERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be Jess than 30() wotdJ. AU !etten ""' oubject tn editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be publisbed. Letters ,OOuld be in &ood taste, addJesoing iuues, ntit personalities. • • • • PoiMroy-Uiddleport, Ohio Frld8y, November e. 1992 Postmaster generai may earn his nickname The _Daily Sentinel PAT WHI'TEHEAD P8gl 2 The Deily Sentinel :._------~--------~----~----~---------' : People aren't numbers ,By JOHN CUNNIFF . AP Busi.,_ Analyst . NEW YORK -People are not economic numbers; they resent bemg treated as if !hey ate. , : The liuth of that ~lion might seem self:-evident, but it w~ 't to •. some of the political candidates for office, ch1ef among them Presulent ' Geoqe Bush. ·. . , · PresideD& Busb believed in the official economic numbers, teli:Sng "ll• pie they were beller off than they realized. The economy was ex he said. See, llo said, it's right here in the numbers for gross mesne product, • own .nombers. Th e pms1'den1 c1'ted nan'onal eco- . But people bad their nomic numbers that he felt weze true. The people cited personal statistics thai they ~ ID be true, at .least in regard ID their QWD households. : · . National economic numbers are impersonal, dispassionate, often inac· • curate, bul officials in high office, public and private, often rely on them, believing IIIII a 11umber carried 10 the decimal point must be precisely 'ghL n Numbers ., prolties for real people are cssy 10 deal with 100, since they don'l yell, camplain or demonsb'ate. But numbers often hide mther than reveal the deplhs of human feeling. People wef\1 screaming to be heard. AI first, baed on the economic numbers, the administration denied that thC:re was a rec~on, lhen reluctantly agreed there was, sought to assure people it would be shon and shallow, and then prematurely clcclared il over. . It did ao on the basis of offteial government figures that, for example, indicated the unemployment rate had IOJlped out at under 8 percent and that the number of employed- more·than 108 million- was an exiillllr· have been concerned about vio· 1ence in the )1011111 wCxtplace for a long time. At least 36 people have been killed by current or former postal workers .over the last six yean, including five in a widely publicized case in Michigan last year when a disgruntled former employee murdered four aupervi· sors and then took his own life. Last week, Runyon 1lisired that Miclljgan post office and told employees there that "for any company like the Poslil Service to be successful, &here can 'I be an adversarial relationship between employees and managers," accord· ing to a postal spokesman. ~ spokesman also said that Runyon told the employees that both sides have to ''sit down together and solve problems that are ultimately in the best intt:rest of everybody." , But close observers are con· cerned thai Runyon's changes are fuelinJ! an already CX{'losive situa· tion. 'Theze's anger m the way it was done," Vincent Pall3dino, president of ·the National Association of Postal Supervisors, 10ld our associate Ed Henry. •'Especially the speed of it and some of the taclies that are bein& used to carry it wHaT a DaY! I \ ·t FoRGoT To Go To dinary ~the.-·'Jed macroecononuc . v1ew, . the b'1g p1cture, . 1bal's ,.,...... a wonderful tool for economists, theorists and long-range policy advisers, but a dan· gerous one for dealing with the personal problems of millions of individu· ~\ als·. ' ' · The 7.6 percent jobless mte in Au~st, for example, meant that at least 9.7 million Americans weze without JObS for 15 weeks or more. It.did not include anocher million or so "discoumged" WOlke~ who had gtven ·up Iedin · excluded fian that figure weze about6 million individuals forced to aa:qJt part-time jobs becau~ they were unable to find fulltime employ· Wof\"K~ / \. AJ! . ~L The total of the categories - unemployed, discoumged, underem· ployed - was almost 11 million. Large as that figure was, it still didn't sugest lhe fuU level of distreSS felt by aome people. . · It pvc no indication, for eumple, that millions of these JJCOillc were ~ breadwinners, and thai their families mighl include aDocher adult and cluldren. Nor did it give any hint whatever about job insecurity. The laller phenomenon has become a major faciOr in the economy, revealine itself in a reluclanee to spend on big-ticket iiems, including houles, no ..wrer how l~;~w intereSt mtes fan. It shows up in persistently loW consumer confidence levels. And it conslii,Utes still IIIIOiher dmg on the recovery. . ' . . Job insecurity and a variety of rUIBDcial and consumer issues are very reaiiO millions upon millions of Americans, and lhey lried to let the-lead· ersbip know aixD iL Individuals hoUered loud and long in an effort 10 be heard about their hut•mM economics, and they vented their frustrations to .the pollslers. They were upseL . Their concems were wen lalown, of course, but who ·were they to contest the official maci'QCCOIIOIIIic goverrunent statistics? · Letters to the editor ... . Lions donate stage roof to commumty To the editor It is with great pride that the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club hereby donates the newly con~ suucted roof on the stage to the of Pomeroy, for the enjoy· menfof all Meigs Countians. ThiJ (!R)iect was first proposed by long nme fellow Lion, . . Karl Krautter nearly I0 years ago. Since that lime, there have been very few meetings where die subject of the roof on the stage wss not discussed. The project became .eriouJ about three years ago when the -~stemwheel Festival became a reali· ty. Through our fundraising aclivi· ues adt as the Bob Evans SP1sage fair booth. flag service, gum ball machines and food booths at local events, we stcsdily accumulated the funds to iniliaie consttuc:lion. The orifiilal consttuction estimate was S,SOO, however due to design chan$es and other costs auociated w1th meeting State of Ohio standards, the cost became nearly $7,500. Further, the Lions Club is hoping to put in a ceiling, light fixtures, elecuic recepcacles, vru.ae landscaping and a brick fronL For these improvements to become a reality, we are asking far the financial assiBIIIICC Of arJP.DiZ8· lions, buSinesses, and individuals. For those able to conlribute, please send a check 10 the Pomeroy-Mid· dleport Lions Club, P.O. Box 122, Pomet-oy, Ohio 45769. We plan 10 . auach a plaque 10 the stage 10 recognize all conlributors. · The Lions Club would like to thank C.R. Mash Construction and Valley Lumber Company for their help in keeping down the cost of the project. We would also like to thank the Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club for their generous donation, and the Meigs County R.E.A.C.T. for their suppon. Final· ly, we would like to thank all Meigs Countians who support our fundraising activities. Tl!e money raised by our club stays in the county for eye care, community service, and club prQjects. Jeff Warner, President Bruce · Teilford, Vice-President Rev. Wm. Middleswarlh, Sec·Treas. Jim HiD, Lion Tamer Kenny Un, Tail ·Twlsler Today in history By Tile Alloc:lakd PrHI Today is Friday, Nov. 6,the 3llth day of 1992. Theze are SS days left inthe~. . . Today's Higlilight in Hisun: • . On Nov. 6, 1~. fo.rmer Illinois Congressman Abraham Lincoln clcfeared three other candidates for the presidency of the Uniled States. Olllhil date: . in 18S4, the "kin.ll" of American march music, John Philip Sousa, was born in Washington I>.c. · In 1861,Jefferson Davis was elected 10 a six-year term as pmsident of the Confederacy. In 1869, the rtrst olrteial intereollegiale football gante was played in · New Brunswick, NJ. Rllflen bell Princeton, six &oals 10 four. In 1888, -Benjamin Hm1ton of Indiana won lhe presidential election clcfeating incumbant Orover Cleveland by ~g the Rquired number of electoraf votes, even though Cleveland led tn lhe IIOilUiar vote. ' • out," - -·- Area deaths-- .......------Local briefs...----. candidates (Bush and Perot) who were well to the right of conventional libeml policies. No sensible politician is likely to forget that. William A. Rusher · · There is, .however, one respect in which 1'resident-elect Clinton is in a brand-new position. On the day after his inauguration he will find himself facing the largest, best organized conservative opposition that has ever confronted an incom· ing Democratic presidenL · When Jimmy Carter entered the Ovai 'Office in 1976, the conServa· tive movement was only In its infancy as an organized political force. Today it is lean, mean and huge. 1bere are conservative think tanks and legal foundations all over the place, and a conserva· live pressure group aimed squarely at every major foreign .and domes· tic policy. There are pundits galore to express its views, and not only candidates and managers rcsdy to wage conservative campaigns but iraining schools 10 teach them how. - '!!is .. =·~ ~= ~ ~ ofrx:ials why anyone would volwa._ for such an offer, he was told that those employees who .aren't placed froqJ the pool in three months will be laid off. . "We've had belter offers from the Mafia," joked Palladin'o. "(Runyo!l) must have seen 'The Godfalher,' because this is really an offer you can't refuse." . Run)'llll has publicly dismissed tallc of poor monale by saying that even employees tell him that the Postal Service · needs to make changes in orde( to rCmain compel· itive. Palladino agrees with that assertion, bul says, ''We a£ked for some surgery, !lot instead of a sur- , geon, we got Freddy Krueger.'' Postal sources insist that Runy· on h!IS a secret plan for a much wider purge. Based on notes we have obtained. from .a privale July 21 meeting that Runyon had with confidants, those fears may be real· ized. Runyon confessed during the meeting that he plans to "cut layers" of the Postal Service even though "some will get hurt" because p;ostal workers are not "entitled ' to their jobs. Runyon admitted that "morale will not be helped by these moves" because "cuts (are) to 116 ovemll." Runyon claimed that "imion offteials (are) supportive of the reductions•• because "if we cut a1 the.!?}' (rtrst), (the) signal will be given' and he can chop the middle and bottom later. · . Jack ·AndetSQD and Michael Binstein are writers for United Feature Syadicate, lot. Men a"ested in altercation What Bill Clinton must do is lead DELINQUENT . 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Credit will be liven. carrier --availlblo.' . _JlaU 8.a.crtptlo,. .....,.eo..v- w-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . tiUI :16 Wooka.......................................... l-!3.16 aa . 112 Wooka~-'~ui7"184.76 13 Wooka.......................................... tl3.40 · :16 Wooka.......................................... S46.150 • 112 Weeb..................... ,.......... ......... l88.40 ·' Mezgs announcements Dorse Wheaton Dorse Wheaton, 83, of East Bel· pre Pike, Coolville, died Thursday, November 5, 1992, at SL Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. He was born In Ripley, W.Va., son of the late Thomas and Clemey Anderson WheaiOn. He was retired from American Visco and a former employee of Federal Hocking Schoo!DistticL He is survived by his wife, Nel· lie Bates Wheaton; three daughters, Virginia Guss and.Sylvia Ran· dolph, both of Coolville and Julia Riddle of Meridian, Miss.; four sons: Raymond of Jacksonville, Aa., Dennis of Aint. Mich., Lee of Vincent. and Chester of Belpre; 29 grandchildren, 42 ~t·grandchil· dren and several great-great gmndchildren; a sister, Mona White of Reedy, W.Va. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by three sons and a daughter. Funeral services will held on . PTO to meet The Portland Elementary P'l'O will meet Monday at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. Advisory Issued . The Racine Board of Public Affairs advises water co~ to ·conserve water for the next two weeks while the aerator is being . repaired. • Organizational meeting planned An organizational meeting for a youlh group af Sliversvillc Word of Faith Church will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. Rhonda DePue, .teacher, will be the speaker. A variety of activities are planned including special music and ret'tcshments will. be availa~le: All pr~ ·teen.s an.d teens are mvtted. Davtd Oatley ts pas10r. . PTO to meet . . Chester Elementary PTO w11l meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the school cafeteria. All parents and teachers welcome. Youth group to meet The Trinity Church Youth Group will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Forcsl Run, United Methodist Church for pracuce of the program "Amazing Grace." The group mnges in ·~e from three to 13. The Pn>gr_am w1ll be presented Sunday eve~~:m~ a.t 7 p.m. at Forest Run. PubliC tnv1ted. Saturday at 2 p.m. at White· Blower Funeral Home with Cecil Morrison offteiating. Burial will be in Torch Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. on Friday. KURT IIUIIEU, MARTIN tHoRT COLONY THEATRE . FAI. THRU ~1. IN CAPTAIN RON PO 11 OliE EVEieNO IIIOW 7='0 ADIIIIISION SUO ~ATI :JO FRI. lAT. MM. ONLY ' BIIOOET FONDA IN SINGLE WHITE FEMALE !RI LL SIZES -ZI 011E EVE-IIIOW I:JO Ao.IISIQNS1.50 King, Queen or Full for the Cost of ATwin. .7ft7 SERTA GENTLE. FIRM $ SERTA FIRM $119 SERTAPEDIC $ EXTRA ·fiRM ' SERTAPEDIC LUXURY EACH PIECE ANY SIZE! I I" William R. Wickline, Meigs County Auditor ' ANY SIZEl 159 $19 9. UCHPIECE ANY SIZE! UCI PIECE SANTA'S CHRISTMAS CIRCUS offers 90 minutes of Great Family Entertainment In the circus tradition of sawdust and spangles. This year's perfonnance featues the ~st In juggling, balancing, magic, performing dogs, and, of course, funny circus clowns, and numerous other acts far too many to ANY SIZE! , ' , NOW, THAT'S A SAI.E! AND IT'S ONLY AT••• FRE.NCH CITY MATTRESS MILL CREEl & 1ST AVENUE • OLD WlnRWOIIS ILDG. I • •.t_ UCH PIECE SOLD IN SETS ONLY! I, In compliance with provisions of Section 5721.03 of the Ohio Revised Code, there will be published within the next few weeks a list of those persons who are delinquent in payment of real estate taxes in Meigs County. If delinquent taxes are paid in full or arrangements mad& with the Meigs County Treasurer to pay not . later than 48 hourt before said publication, the parcel will be removed from the delinquent. list before advertising. All delinquent lands will be certified for fbreclosure by the Meigs County Auditor unless the taxes, assessments, interests, and penalties due are paid. The said list will be ready for publication on · November 1Oth and 24th, 1992. Santa's Christmas Cireus Is Comine To Rutland Civie Center, .. Dee. Jnd! ONE PRICE! ' We have just participated in a for in our next four years. He'll tell 1M Democ:nu:s must know, 100, is a collection being compiled in10 rare event. - a realigning and us beginning with his post-election that Clinton may be &he only a book- "Mandate for Change" redefining election that's ri~ht up pr~;~nouncements and his firsl Demoaat who could drag the party - by the Progressive Policy Insli· there with 1932's FOR triumph appoinllllents. all the way back to its roots. For lute, a moderate think tank whoae that begat New Deal liberalism, Clinton always remember~ the experts have strong lies to Clin'· and 1980's Reapn Revolution that real concerns and fears of subUrban ton's wing of the part)'. I've got heralded our rtrst modeni conserva·. middle-class Americans, a mlliority more than a passing familiarity live reign. of our nation, which had been vot· with these ideas: I'm servin1 as Rarely has a mandate rung so If Clinton mouths the same old ing Republican- until Tuesday. consulting editor of the book. lti clear: America did not vote Toes· Democratic bromides and recycles What these Middle Americans ideas include a new malket·based day to return the presidency to a the same old Washington faces into sought was, in a word: security. enterprise economics to empower Democrat. 'America voted, mas- his Cabinet and White House, then National security, irt a world of firms and workers; 11 healtlt-carO· sively, ID entrust the presidency to we'D know we're in for Democm&· . nuclear superpowers. blueprint that builds upon !Milled a New Democrat -or, as Bill ic·politics-u-usual, the tnide-and· Economic and job security in competition; streamlining Jhe CliniOII began calling himself this barter compromising of c:o,ngres· hard times. . bureaucracy; scrapping and t:ee!acyear, "a Differenl DemocraL" sional Demoaats. And we'lllcnow Health-care security whet;a they · ing welfare; s!left&lhe:nin& fliniliet · .. reclaiming streets from criminals; In this y~· ~ exii .pons and pri- that Clinton will have misread his loee their jobs. !"'lrY v~. m tniCrvtews and call· mandate. . Pension security when they revltallzin$ schools and malcini ms, in·t!Jetr hoar: vOla" registration · But don'l bet on that. After a retire. . . . colic~ available to all who ~ and thetr .~xplOStve early ern~ lifetime of prepaai11g to cash in on And personal secunty tn the1r to enhst after araduation 1n a of Ross ~one-of-the-Abo~e Ills political moment, Clinton homeS, ltl'eell, schools and can. national service COI]JS. ·Tuesday night, CliniOtl claimed Perot, Arnencans made two thmgs knows .that he 18 lucky to have . The Reapn- B~sh presidei!CY bequeathed to Maddie Amenca the presidency by heralding "A clear: . cmne to lhe ri&ht p._ 81 lhe ~t 1. They are ~o long~ bamboo- time. He knows his party, whach only the lint of theae. 11181 simply New Beginning." Now he must be zled ~y Repubhcan trickle-down once slood for tbe dreams and was not good enough. The tough and bold enough to claim the prom1ses th8t always came up dry. rights~hard-woddng middle unsolved mystery of George mandate of lhe common people ..;. 2. They don't want to return to clus, tbe VIetnam W111 to Bush's presidency 11 why he·~· and lead. "Democracy," H.I:, the tired congressional Democralic divert il from the core values that ply did not care enough to lead us Mencken obi& ved, •'Is the theory penchant for just spending new were Its heart and soul. Cllnlon toward real solutions - until hilt that the canmon people know whai m~ney on ol.d big-aovemment· latows he wott hl&J*IY'a DOminapollster told him our crises had they wan& and deserve to get It . driven ptOpliltll. lion in a field lllat ·was weak become his political crisis. Too good and· ~." And so; Clinton must claim his because more prominent late. Martla Sc:r.ra. le a IJIIdla-. Clinton will have no shcl1aF of writer for Newlpliper ~ 1992 mandate quicldy bol c:.eful· Democrall were 100 wealt·lmeed to : ly. He'll tell us much in the next run apinlt aiCCIIIingly unbeM•Nf! bold, Innovative· ideas to choose AasodadGtl. from. AmOng the mare impressive few months lboul whal we.'U be in incumbent. C&M MOTORS and AUTO RENTAL EMS units answer call No aubKriplion1 by mail permitted in There are even schools for aspiring will remain, comfortably conserva· con$Crvative journalists. Funding ·· live. for aU of thcsC is already available, . So let there be no moaning at and will grow exponentially as the bar u a result of the 1992 elec· conservative mailing lists spring to tion. In a two;-party democmcy the life udder the impact of Democratic ·voters · have no choice but to policies. · , ~'throw the rascals in" every once Moreover, the conservative in a while. The British even tossed movement will benefit enormously out Winston Churchill aldie end of from a spell back Bl the drawing- World Warn ~and George Bush board. Its two most pressing objec- is no WinsiOII Chwchill. lives- viclory in the Cold War, A final word about Mr. Bush. and for the free market ove.r all He is a decent man, and we should forms of socialism - have been try to remember him kindly. achieved, and at the moment the Emerging from the pre-consuva· movement is in slaclc water. Con· tive Republican establishment, he $CrVali ve positions on such issues accepted the vice presidency under as environmentalism, the under· Ronald Reag_an and served that class and the nihilistic attack on spectacular chief so loyally that he Western culrure must be hammered earned the opportunity 10 succeed out. and political SliJIPOI'I for them him. . . organized and brought on line. Once m ~ White ~ouse. how· In this process we can expect ever, he rever~d to h1s old c.olthe Repubbcan P8rty to continue to leagues and habits of com~tSe. be an 11pp10ptiate vehicle. No doubt Certain thing~ he did bnlliantly the liberal media will qui~kly well-;- one thinks of the Gulf w!D'. anoint some supple Republican Bu! h1s record was sploo:bed wtth politician ss a promising allernative blunders and missed opportunities. to continued conservative domi- We cannot all be Reagans. nance of the GOP. Bot the great WIH18111 Riilher lis a ayt~dlcat· majority or aspirants for the 1996 eel writer for Newspaper Eater.· presidential nomination are, and prise Alloc:latloa. ,/ « Hospital news areu when home carrier ervioe i• 'I Lottery numbers CLBVELAND (AP) - HeR are Soutli Central Oblo Stevens Lakeland, .FL; Contlllued from pqe 1 Thursday night's Ohio Lottery two siSterS-in-law, Chessie Devriclc been taken from his ClllpOl'L The outh1ll«ii111 wss also entered. · ToniJht. cloUdy · w ith a chance selections: · Cecil F. Devrick, 77, of Point of Keystone Heights FL. and Ruth The incident toot place on Tuesday. · of flumes. Low in the upper 20s. Plc:k 3 Nwnben Pleasant. died Thursday, November Devrick of Tarpon Springs, FL.; . Chance of snow SO percenL SBiur· S-6-7 5, 1992, at Pleasant Valley Nursing several nieces and nephews. • day, variable cloudiness and cold. (five, six, seven) Care Center in Poiftt PleasanL Service! will be at 2 p.m. on Meip County Sheriff Jatfles M. Soulsby reports that deputies High in the upper 30s. Pkk 4 Numbers . He owned and operated a motor Sunday, November 8, at the Crow· took two deer accident reports on Thursday. 8-S-6-S • freight company in CharlesiOn; HusseU Funeral Home in Point At 6:40 a.m. on Thursday, Ricky Barringer of CoolviUe Road, (eight, five, six, five) from 1960-63 he was the managing Pleasant with Dr. DOnald W. sttock and killed a deer which 1'1111 into the pith of his 1988 Chevrol:xiepdecf forecast: ·:director of the Point Plcssant Johitson, Jr. officiating. Graveside let. . Chamber of Commerce. He retired service and burial will follow in Sunday through Tlle5day: At 8:30 p.m., Bradley Ma)'~Wd of Racine, struck and killed a : In 1977 from the Austin Designers Kilkland Memorial Gardens, near Sunday, fair and continued cold. deer which JUDiped iniO the paih 4l his 1992 Chevrolet piclcup truck. Veterus MeDIOiial . and Builders Corp., where he had Lows in the 20s. Highs in the 30s. Poinl Pleasant THURSDAY ADMISSIONS • • served II years as project BC· Monday, fair. l.(lws in the mid to None. Visiting hollrs will be held at the. .countant, he had also worked two Meigs Cotmty Sherifrs deputies were called 10 a figh~ a1 Five upper 20s. Highs in the 40s. Tuesfuneral home on Saturday from 6-9 THURSDAY DISCHARGES • Points on Wednesday evening, Arrested on charges of disorderly .;or those years in Canada.· He had p.m. • day, fair. Lows in the 30s. Highs in Melvin Van Meter and Vivienne conduct weze .Timothy Ohlinger and John Ohlinger. · alSQ served.as the Mayor· of Mason the 50s. In l.ieu of Oowers, those who Waddell. ' for three . years. A inember of the wish may donate to the Main Street ... They were taken 10 the sheriff's department and released after , Maiit Street Baptist Church in Point Baptist Church Building Fund at ' being summoned 10 Meigs County Court. , Pleasant, he served as a deacon and · 1100 Main Street, Point Pleasant, ~ Sunday Scl\ool reacher and for WY255SO, in his memory. Nine calls for assistance were answered on Thursday and early . several years in the choir. From Eliza Hayman today by units of Meigs Emergency Services. 1990-91 he served as records Eliza Marie Hayman, 95, of · On Thursday a1 1I :25 a.m., Pomeroy squads were sent to an auto _keeper for the Samaritan Fund, a Route 338, Racine, died on accident on Union Avenue. Jerry Day was taken to Veterans MemoState · benevolent branch of the Mason l1t11 Stlrllll 11 '13.95 1 DIJ . rial Hospiial, altd George Siegman and Robert Hall refused treat· 1992 at the Friday, November 6, :· County Ministerial AssOciation. He lepl•ct. .•l Velll•• Aw1ii1W. For l111,..ce .. was ·a veteran of World War II, extended care unit of Veterans · menL At I :06 p.m., Middleport unit took Edna Cri~ from State serving in the U.S. Navy fa 3'11 MemOOal Hospital. Or ••••lc•l lre1kllo. . Route 7 tD Holzer Medical Centrz. At 9:39 p.m .• Middl~:port squad She was born on June 29, 1896 years, in both the Atlantic and went to William Street for Rebecca Perry. She was transported to CALL 304·273·3077 Pacific conOict. He had received in Plants, daughter of the late F.A. and Lavinia B. Wickline Sayre. · · Vetemns. . one silver and six bronze baule 41() WASHINGTON ST. • RAVENSWOOD, WV. At 12:24 a;m. . on Friday, Middleport unit lOOk Chris Rayburn scars. He was a member of tlie .She was a lifelong resident of from Dave Diles Park to Pleasant Valley Hospital. At 2:05 a.m., · Plants, and fonner Plants Posunas· -VF.W. in Mason. . . ter. She was a member.of the Plants Syracuse unit went 10 Water Street for George Cundiff. He was .. Born May 8, 1915 in Pad, Roane Methodist Church. taken to Veterans. At 4:32 p.m., Rutland squad went to Union County, WV, he was a son of the . Surviving are three daughters: Avenue and took Calvin O'Del110 Holzer. At 10:04 a.m., Pomeroy late Charles H. and Viola (PaxiOII) Mrs . George (Lois) Harris, and Middleport units went to Mulbmy Avenue for a smoli;~ odor at · · -Devrick. Pomeroy, Mrs. Bill (Mary Ellen) the Hill residence. At 10:12 a.m., Racine squad went to Third Sneet . He is survived by his wife of 49 Lewis, Houston, Texss, and Mrs. for an auto accident. Linda Grimm, Ronald Grimm 'and Angie Hill years, Ruby (Gillespie) Devrick; John (Janice) Simpson, Pasadena, were aU treated at the scene. At 10:13 a.m., Middleport unit went to . one daughter, Koneda L. Devrick Texas; a son, WilHam Ray (Lillian) Hysell Run Road and took Mildred Hysell 10 Holzer. . of Point Pleasant; one son and liayman,Jr., Racine; several nieces · daughter-in-law, Ron and June and nephews, including a special -Devrick of Merced, CA: one njece, Jeane Ashley. Ravenswood, Heavy vehicle damage and one injury msulted from an accident granddaughter, JiU .Ann ·Devrick of W.Va.; a special friend, Mary Find· on Union Avenue, Pomeroy,late Thursday morning. Morgan10wn; one grandson, Aaron ley, Racine; seven $randcbildren Roben Hall, Route 143, Rutland, was ttaveling south on Union · Devrick of Merced, CA; one sister and 12 great-grandchtldren. Ave., when his vehicle was struck by a car driv~n by Jerry Day, 23, _and brother-iii-law, Orpha and . Besides ~~tCarents, she was ,, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, who was traveling north. ·. preCeded in ,by her husband, Day, acoordi11g 10 Pomeroy Police, went left of center and struclc William Ray Hayman, an educator, the driver's side front of the Hall vehicle. Both sustained heavy The Dlily Sentinel in 1975; four brothers and three sis· damage to the driver's side fronL · · (U8PIIts.tlll0) ters. Day suffered multiple contusions and was taken by the Pomeroy Graveside services will be held Pablt1bed enry aRemocm,, Monday ~mergency squad to Vetemns Memorial Hospital where he was u.-.Jt Friday, Ill Court St., P01110r117, on Monday at II a.m. at Letart Ohio by Lito Ohio VaHey Ptobliahlftl treated and released. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle Falls Cemetery Chapel •. with Rev. . Compaay/M~a1time4ia Inc., Pomeroy, without a license, no insurance, and failure 10 maintain control o.f Obit> 415768, I'll. 892·2156. - d ..... Roger Grace offteianng. · his vehicle. · · paldat""-"1, Obio. At Mrs. Hayman's request, there Will be no callin2 hours. Member: The <\aooeialod l'lua, and the Geor~ C. F. Devrick Conservatives·are as strong 'as ever Suictly from the standpoint of the Republican P8rty, of course, the election was a disaster. Any election the party doesn't win- especially a presidential election - is by definition a disaster. But it's hard to remember any presidential election in modem times when there was less at stalcc. The voters didn't hate George Bush; they were merely a little tired of him. In choosing Clinton, they wezen't votina for a aalvaniz· ing new hero or ~~Dlicy; diey weze just hoping agamst hope &hat a chan$e might be for the better, especially economically. Least o_f all is there any mandate (though the media will quickly claim one) for a return to liberal policies: Luckily, Clinton knows this very well. Throughout the campaign he avoided the "liberal" label .like a vampire avoids garlic, and carefully described his vehicle ·as "the new Democratic Party," 10 distinguish it from the "old" one. . As a matter of fact, conser· vatism emerged from this election with its recent prestige vinually intacL Significantly. a majority of American voters th1s year preferred Weather Deer accidents investigated Palladino complains that !Ollie m1111gm have been given 4g hours to take a down-araded position with a frozco lllary far two years. Sin!:e it's a demotion, the employee's pay is lllcely to be cut at the end of the two years. thro~ wtoho ~I etheyare wn m a poo , w . wail at a translbon center, hoping that another jobwill·open up. Crit· ics ·call !hese centers "concentra· tion camps" because employees ' are taught how to put 10gether a resume so they can WY for a new =~ice posiuon - or an · The Dtllly SentlneJ .,.,. 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio GALUPOLIS, OHIO (614) 446·6226 , l: .Don't .,g, this lo•lly ;;~:~...~t nlue coml111 to Rutland on Decemlter 2, 1992. . · . 2 SROWSa 6a00 an• 1:00 P.M. . ldvancetlckets are $5.00 for adult or child; on circus day the tickets will be $6.00 for adult or child, so be .~-s.ur.•..t.,•.•..•.t.'o•u•r•t.. lc.,ke•l~:sl.••.a.dav•a•ncaessa1Sln•d•s1Slav~:s•.•II$!Con•••Y~:s•a!'~ A A . �4 The Dally Sentinel .. ~ Pomerox=Middleport, Ohio ' Washington takes on Arizona in top Saturday tilt B RICK WARNER }p Pootltall Write When top-raated was~ington visits No. 12 AriJJOna, It will give fans and poll voten their ftnt concrete c:omparison between ·the Huskies and their closest chal· lcnJ~r for the national championsllip, aecond-nnted ~That's because Arizona is the onlyteamthatplaysWashington and Miami durin& !he egu1ar sea·1 so!l· "fhe Wt dcat.s nearly quarterback. It's not something Foley his J)IISSCd for 1J24 yards " You've got co find a way to you know they're going 10 and II touchdowns this seuon, stop Dukes, find a, way to stop pass aU four downs." ., · while c;:huck!e Du.tes leads the ' Foley, and ~ ~e:'f~i In other Top 2S games, tt s .No. Eagles m rushing wtth 1,024 yards ure .out a that's one o( th 1 • 3 Alabama at LSU; N~. 4. Michl: ana seven TDs. · the CClUIItrY •• Holtz said. e at North~; Louisville at o. m • S T~ A.tM, ~land at No. 6 Aorida State . ; Vugml8 Tech at No. ·.. · · . ~ 10 Syracuse; No. 11 Southern <:;ai ~ Z'Lif "f a! ~0• ~I Stanford; Sou~ Mis· . n . SISSlpptatNo.l4Fionda,Otla-:::. ~ . au , homa State at No. 16 Colorad.o; v .l.f V 0 No. 17 North carolina State at Vlt· N 18 N th Carolina at · · where =· d:/- 01 d Sa .. . :mra::.o:.?::=': 10111 tiniC," ~~~Son;okbn::a,No. 19 Mis- 111t1.. .ar ..,.nual lliftQ Sftu · tJ..er-{ :. r, ·:."PIG PICRI.N" .fliNNER ·:· .51-yard field on the final play.a stsstppi s.ta!~; N~. 20 Texas at . ·. . "It'I 1 diff'ercnt Arizona Texas .ChrisbBD; Mint,tesota at No. .coach Diet Tcxney said. "We're a 22 Ohio S~; and Arizona State at bettt:r team, Miami's a better fm!ll, No. 25 Washmgton State. . :: West Virginia State Farm Museum Washington's a different team. Bolstered by a 35-32 vtctory RT. 62, POINT PLEASANT We're playing (Washington) at over Pefl!l State lastJ'I!Onth, Boston home and they respect us. Miami College IS confident !t can bandle Saturday, November 7 didn't.lt's totally different" the pressure of playmg at Notre Serving 12:30 p.m. Boston Colfege isn't usually ~· . compared to football powers lite . , When you gb mto Penn Stale, · Notre Dame. On Saturday, the It s the ~lflosphere that can really . The Menu Will Consist Of... . unbeaten, ninth-ranked Eagles are get you.. ~.c q~~rback Glenn given a good chance of beating the Foley said. I think tf we can han- : Roasted Pork or Beef, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, and a Roll No. Blrish at South Bend. die th~\· we:ll be ready for Notre ::· Homemade Fruit and Pie Will Be For Sale "I told our play~rs after the Dame. Navy game that right now Boston r--:----:-:---:-:-~~:"':':::-:::":::-1 College is playing beuer than we GRAVELY TRACTOR are,'' Notre Dame c:oach Lou Holtz ssid. SALES 6 SERVICE Joe Hobart makes a toachdoWil Seattle ~~= ' Wlsconalo Ill this AP lie pltoto. Ualvenlty or Washington ol When it COOieS to football SUC• 204 Condor 8l PonM:_o_r~H. cess, there's been no comparison IIW Fllolol W&lu . - s between Nebraska and Kansas. CI.OIED MONDAY ' . under to~~ditiolll tlutt coalcl Yiolllte NCAA rules..(AP) · After 23 straight losses to the No. 7 OPEN TUESDAY THAll FRIDAY II AII-I Pll Comhusters, the No.. l3 JayiUiwks SAT. 1 All-12 Noon IJIIJ{'f, J'E~ could be ready for a breakthrough Saturday in Lincoln. . ~THE . ' 'They can throw the football and run the fooiball very effectivegames under Bobby Bowden ... ly ," Nebraska linebacker Trev By RICK WARNER fLORIDA ST. 41-21. AP FootiNdl Writer Alberts sai.:l. "They have a great No. 13 Kansas {plus 14112) If you like high-scoring LAYAWAY NOW! at No. 7 Nebraska shootouts, you'll probably be disJay hawks haven't beaten Comappointed by Saturday's ga,me '' between No. I Washington and No. busters since 1968 ... NEBRASKA ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF: ' 42-28. 12 Arizona. Each lmlll is allowing only 9.3 · No. 9 BIISioll College Featuring: Beautiful points per game, tied for secondquality conatruc:l8cl {plus 10) at No.8 Notrt Dame best in the nation. Washiagton lrish hand Eagles first loss ... mobile hornea on dlapl.y. hasn't allowed a rushing touch- NOTRE DAME 28-21. Take a.8hort drive to view down in its last five games. while Virginia Tech (plas 16 1/2) ttteae homea. You'll be OFF SIGGEmD mAIL Arizona hasn't given up a touchat No. 10 Syncuse down in the first half aliiiCIIIIOII. glad you dldl Tech winless in last five games OVER.500 CIAIIS II noCil The Huskies (8.{1) and Wildcats ... SYRACUSE 35-14. (5-2-1) are particularly 11ood at No. 11 USC (minus 1112) 1·100·775-6811 or 614·667·6811 SIDppin11 the run. Arizona IS No. 1 at No. 21 Stanford U. S. Route 50 • Coolville, o•lo in rushing defense, limiting oppoTrojans haven't lost at Palo Alto ' . nents to 54.9 yards per game. since 197{) ... SOUTHERN CAL Mon.-:frl. 11 am-7 pm; Sat. 8 am-6 pm Washington his been almost that 21-17. . gOOd the past five weeks, giving up · · Southern Mississippi · only 77.2 yards per game on the (plus 14 112) at No. 14 FlOrida Public Sale 8 Southern Miss has upset many & Auction Arizona· has a slight edge SEC giants ... FLORIDA 28-21. in defensive sta1s, Washington has Oklahoma St. (plus 19 112) · better offensive numbers. The at No. 16 Colorado Huskies are averaging 29.4 points Buffaloes rebound from 52-7 and 391 yarda, compared 10 Ari· loss to Nebraska ... COLORADO : zona's 23..5 and 289.8. · 24-10. · . Washington uses two ~uarler· No. 17 N. Carolina St. ': backs {Mart BruneU and Billy Joe {plus 3) at'Vir&inla . 1 ·: Hobert) who hive been Rose Bowl Cavaliers are slumping ... N.C. HURT 11..1 SUNDAt NOV. I, 1992~12:30 P.M. · t.{VPs, while the Huskies' !!est ST. 17-14. :: offensive weapon is Napoleon DIMionciHtJnH No. 18 N. Carollaa ILOSSU'S AIJCnON, OLD ST. MARY'S Pllf, Reg, .171 , ., . ' Kaufman. The sophOmore tailback .(plus 3 112) at Clemson . ONLY . PARKEISIUIG, WY. . ·• averages 100 yards rushing per . Tar Heels haven't won at Death PAR11AL UBTJNG .; game, and is one of the most dan· Valley since 1980 ... CLEMSON FURNITURE: Oak lidlboMI wlmlnor, oak waahltandl, gerous tick returnen in the ~un­ 21-17. 3 1tllek oak bookcue, Uti tcp ollk Ice box, 2 door oak try. Arkansas (plus 10) bookCIIIe, o~ alool, oak nx:kera, Vltotlan atand. oak Arizona's offense has struggled ldtr:hen cabinet, (8) CIU drtiMII w/ml11011, oak center at No. 19 Mississippi St. at times, but appears to be improvlllartca, 1q. oak bible, hun and wood bed&, dining 1111. First meeting in 53 ye·ars ... ing. Senior quanerback George MISSISSIPPI ST. 28-14. IIWIM, nlteltanda, chelra, 1tencll oak table l 4 chelra, oak highboy ch•~ clock 1111111, ftalwal cupboatd. kllchen Malauulu has thrown for 862 yards No. 20 Texas {minus 15 112) Cllblnel, . Jllll'ian, CIU lidlboard, cheal-01-drawera, 7MIRQUIS and five touehdowns, while sophoat Texas Cllristiu Nhogllny hal table, rnlmlll, blctoom lult11, tables, 1· more Ontiwaun Carter leads the IIIIIOIDS , Longhorns have won 24 in a · dtawer IIMIII, wicker, lOCker&, table & 4 cllal111, aq. let In 14K gold, · • team in rushing with 640 yards and row over Homed Frogs ... TEXAS lnlnka, DIIIIWI back bunk&, DebOlt IIOYe, Repo curved Onequ .., •••n.w. sill TDs. 47-21. . glue china, walnut lrlldle uwlng IMCillne, dr1111r Arizona needs a victory to stay mimn & yokel, mahogany delle, hal bun, dntUIIII, Reg..... Minnesota (plus 20 112) ONLY 1 _ 11 in the Rose Bowl hunt. Washington Nhogllny l'nlhogany , chell-ol-dtawe!l;, at No. 22 Ohio St. '• must win to maintain its bid for a Nhogllny end lllbll, mahogany ~hlna cabinet, (2) em. ' Gophers winless •t Columbus national championship and second since 1949 ... OHIO ST. 38-17. :ktly loklng mii'RIIII, Wuhlland. . , consecuti've perfect PRIIIITI~: Pine lilly· et!pboltd, . 8 II. ltepbaclc · Arizona St. {plus 3) _ cupboaRI, dry link, aq. nailed lllbll w/dropiMI wldrw, season ... WASHINGTON 17-7. at No. 25 Washingloo St. • ~Nat .teptw k cupboMI w/eq. nal1, hlln~ Cllpbolltd, No. 3 Alabama, Cougars snap two-game losing olcf Wllld!obe, +board tcp Wlllnut harveal labll, (ni1Dua17) at LSU streak ... WASHINGTON ST. 24bench... dov.-talled box, blanket box11, 3-board top Since 1971, Tide is 10-0-1 at 17 . h8tvllt bible, old Dine lilY Cllpbollrd. LSU ... ALABAMA 31-7. COINS a ,JEWELRY: Morgan & Walking Ubelty hell No. 4 Miclli&an (millus 34) dolarl, 8 rlngl: Ruby and I&Aihlnt w/1 cart11 diamond, Last week: 10-9 (suaight); 6-13 at Northwestera tMike cut ruby and clamoncf ling, 14- Karat 7 ciamond (spread). . Wolverines have won 19 11\1111111 ring, 1 catat damond llld ruby ring, 1/40. Season: 130-38 (straight); 74-74 clllmond wedding tlnd 111,. entique ete~lng cameo straight over Wildcats ... MICHl- (spread). Nntnc., lllu1 mlec. · . :: GAN38-7. . cqLLI:c:tiBLEI: Quilts, comfolll, poeiCeldl, llnen1, LO.itlville {plus 16) • piCturM & 11'111111 Finton, a lot 01 DeprMIIon, lllont at No. 5 Texas A&M IIIII & ,luge, tove. !Wlten\e, Mv. paper box11, DOn:llaln . Fint game between the schools IIIJ!a, CloCke, adv. can1, 1C8111, (Old) wedclng clr-. old ' ... TEXASA&M27-17. IOOia, ol lampe, cutter quilts, 4 pel. Jewel teanre, ' lied, AoetvUie pee,, cookie ,lara, 0g.) Eno Maryland (plus 25 1/2) lign w/lg. pole, pott.ry. ' . at No. 6 Florida St. Doll1, trucke, other toya. (2) New 1969. Billy Seminoles 1~.{1 in homecoming Blul 011 Robot DtiPiay In o~glnal box11. ' PLUS LOTS MORE FURNITURE & The University or Rio Gl'lllcle COLLECTIBLES ARIUYING DAILY men's basketball team bulc:bed-. THIS WILL BE · A VERY LARGE AND uled a scrimma1e wltll Ecllsoa LONG SALEII State Commuaity Collqe, Sid,• BASEBALL CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME .• NEW YORK (AP) - Pitts· ney, tor 1 p.m. Satunllly Ia Lyne PATRKK BLOSSER - AOOIONEER lk.tstt 1, .: burgh'sJose Lind was presented Center• 304-863-8895-428-7245-428-2514 • with his fli'St Rawlings Gold Glove, The scrlmma1e is tree aad • ending a streak of nine straight open to the pu bUt. wins by Ryne Sandberg of the • Chicago Cubs as the NL 's best• fielding second baseman. : Pittsburgh's Andy Van Siyte : and Barry Bonds and Montreal's • I.,arry Walter comprised the NL outfield. Other NL winners were • Cubs first baseman Mart Grace ACQU1SinONS FilE JEWELRY HAS THEM ALL and pitcher Greg Maddux, St. Louis shonstop Ozzie Smith and - GUAUIIftED lEST PRICESI (NOALCOHOL : caldler Tcxn Pagrimzi, and Atlanta third baseman Terry Pendleton. OVER 200 &OLD COliS II STOCK The AL winners were New York )' antees first baseman Don •' Mattingly, Toronto second base• man Roberto Alomar, Baltimore •• shortstop· Cal Ripken, Chicago • third baseman Robin Ventura, • Texas cau:ber lviln ROdriguez, Cal71~ • •• ifornia pileher Mark Langston and ·MTS URI COIN COMPANY• • oud'iclden Ken Griffey Jr. of Seat• tle,~P::uuofMi ..... CORNER SECONb AT GRAPE ST-REET • Devon of T01'81110. , (Tope's Furniture Building) . . ' GALLIPOLIS will start @t Commeal CoiQe,' Joiq Us! '. .. !~e~t== ':..•..:.:.•J:'.r::rc1a':1b':;m"e:fa::::,~: .9lcquisitions Saturday's Washington-Arizona bout may turn into defensive battle GRAVELY 8Y8TEM ... Holiday Sale! 14K GOLD CHAINS COOLVILLE SAVE HOMES 50% TO 70% ~ie ftHUO VERY LARGE ANTIQU.E"& COLLECTIBLE .AUCTION :· j): J Friday, November 1, 1892 Double ove.rtime ,loss to ·Walsh takes RG out. of soccer playoffs A fl•t first hair yielded to a powerful comeback performance ·r- by the Univenity of Rio Grande , > soccer~ in WcdDNday's opening round of the District 22 Playoffs at Stanley L. EY8111 Field, but visiting contender Walsh !-'. itthatwuemer11ed with a 4-3 double ( over1ime Victory. \.• j The. RedDien exited at 8-11 overaU, while the ·Cavaliers (8-8-4) t face defending champion Tiffin f Saturday in the title game at Tiffin. !\ The Dragons defeated Findlay \ to narrow the fourWednesday I lmlll field in the postseason. · Walsh, the team the Redmen ~ beat 1.{1 during the latter part of the •i r , regular season, capitalized on a lag- 1 :: t • ~log effort by Scott Mor- Sports briefs = o" INDIANS! CAISI ~~ '''''' .... \9JljeVI . . I I \ By RUSTY MILLER AP Sports Writer Bowling Green coach Gary Blactney sars he won'tlet his team underestimate the importance of its game at Kent State Saturday. "This is for the trophy, this is for the bowl bid and thiS IS ftr the ,'• · rings," Blaclcnev said. ~·we need it to fmish the job;~· · _. Each week this season Blactney has said his team's riext opponent , •: was parammmt on his mind. Now it •, is undeniably lrue. · :1 All Bowling Green needs is a victory at Kent to defend its Mid:; American Conference champi1J •i onshio. :: uthis is it.'' Blackney said. ferencc. h "That's going to be our theme · Even Ball State coach Paul H t: •' l; t 1: t· L· 1 ~ ' 1 !' ~ 1 •. .,,••'. ' •• ·-' Dye WI.II..not qui•t . : OAKLAND. Calif. (AP) Top-seeded Monica Seles :beat StePhanie Rehe 6-4, 6-1 in lhe ICC· oncl RIWid of the Bank of the West ClassiC. · ~.' .' nowo Western must travel to Miami of Ohio (3-3, 4-4-1) Saturday and closes out its Michigan scheduleNov. at home against Central 14. 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The NCAA, in a strinj! of nine allegalions paralleliilg claims made last year by former defensive bact Eric Ramsey, charged Thursday that Dye knew of iUegal payments to a player and did not forward the information to.school offiCials. An assistant coach and a memWill Host Well Known ber of the ilthletic department slllff provided improper benefits to a player, a player wrongly got a loan and the school lacked "lllltitutional Who Will Be Performing During control" over the football ~gram, · the NCAA claimed in a • letter of inquiry," akin to an indictment in · .9/.cquisitions TDINIS . effM put forth by our -team." Mor· rissey commented. ~·1 felt bad for them about losing on a mental error, but I look upon it u a learning expetience. I hope that everyone tetums next year, because we have here a sound nucleus and a well-respected program. We may not perhaps be the contender we should be, but we're pretty daggone close." • . . Morrissey also expressed hts tbanka to the team, assiS!Ints Troy Daniels and Michael Phillips, and to the fans in the university com-. munity who supported the team . "I'm IOiiing forward to 1993," he said. .:~===~~ PANDA BEARS! AMERICAN EAGLES! .. . . Falcons take on Kent in key MAC contest ' ... '. . 395 GOLD COINS 1992-93 Redmen slate scrimmage Saturday at Rio - the Redmen their first goal. In spite of the better effont of Morrissey said. "We juJt bad 25 Geuing into the book helped to WIOblowllld and JQC Kiley (junior, minutes a.t the begioaing where rissey s club, advancing to a 3·0 lead by ~ end of·the first period. invigorate the lielllllto the point that Cincinnati) to IICore in the fint things didn't work. l.oolring back, "Walsh rode the llllllllerltum and J .C. Circle (sophomore, Cross overtime, the viaiiOn' &OIIbePin& we beat them and got our fli'St goal wu ready to put the till on us," Lanes, W.Va.) collected the ball kept the Redmeq at bay. Unable tii . on a mistake, and they beat us on a Morrissey reflected aftea wad. "But from Walsh's press and maneu· mate any prpgress, both teams mistake." then a liaht Oictcd on in the guys • vered it~ the goalkeeper to cut IIIOYed in the ~ OT, where the However, Morrissey hailed the heads, tliey started to play soccer the deftcit to 3·2. Then, Jack Cavaliers capitalized on a defen- wort of his team, including the and started to put things to&elher. Wroblewski (freshman, Toronto, sive breakdown to uet its fourth scorers, Kiley, O'Connor, Todd We dominated in the second half, Canada), working with an usist and fmal ~Rio Gnmde counter- Koch {sophomore, Columbus}, and in ·my three yean here I've from Slllart Smith. (freshman, Ash· attacked m the remaining minutes, Michael Bush (sophomore, St. never seen a better performance bmd, Ky.) ftred in the ball to knot with Winston O'Connor Qunior, Albans , W.Va.) and St.· Ryan from a Rio Grande soccer !elm." - the ICOIC wjth 12 minutes remain· KinJslon, Jamaica) working on Steele (freshman, Raseu's, The shock of the Cavaliers' ing in the period. mating a portion of Rio Grande's· Jamaica), who provided backfield qulcir. advance translated into Rio Grande then toot five shots last three shots on goal work. anf flank support. iction far Rio Grande when a foul 'on goal, but Walsh's goalie man"I'm d.is!!PPOinled in the fact we The game marked Rio G~' s called on Walsh set up a penalty aged to block the ball's entry each last bec•use our goal this year was second-ever appearance tn !he tick taken by Andrew Jones (fresh· time, leaving the game tied llS regu- not just to show up for the ,Playoffs, playoffs,' and the first in which the man, Manchester, England) to give lation ran ollt but adYIIIICC to the champtonship," team had the home advantage. In one of their best-yet season endings, the Redmen finished second in the d.istrict (6-2) and in the Mid· Ohio Conference (5· 1). Walsh was · going into"Keni Slate. that this is a Schudel dOesn't sound very opti- play nine conference games. In S-2-1 for third place in the district other words, a 7-2 ~ is better and 4-2 for third in l~q~action as championship game. •• mistic or that happening. Bowling Green stands 6-0 on "Tbere'sstiUalotcifthingsthat thana6-2m~ the season ended. Schudel sars he won't even the year in the MAC and 7-2 over· have to happen and Bowling Tiffin is 18-2-1 overall followall as it heads for Kent. which is 2- Green's playing really well,'' he have lime to think about the MAC ing Wednesday's victory over Sand 2~7. said. "We have to tate care of the race and what's happening at Kent. Findlay, and netted fii'St place (8.0) Ball State (5-2, 5-4) and WCS\· one this week to even have an He will be occupied with coai:hing in the district and in the conference em Michigan (5-2, 6-2-1) still hold opp(X'tilniiy the following week.'' his team against Toledo. · (6-0) at the close of its campaign. "As far as I'm concerned, I out a glimmer of hope of caiChing ; What makes the possibility of "I cannot say enough about the . the Falcons. But in order for any- overcoming the Falcons even more don't even care if we hear a score one other than Bowling Green to remote is that the closest chat- (from Kent) during the course of ... he said. represent the MAC in the inaugural lengen have more difficult sched· the Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 18, the Fat- ules. ~Saturday lind East· cons would have to lose at Kent Ball State would have to beat em Michtgan (1-5, 1-8) at Central and then lose the foUowing week at Toledo (3-3, 5-3) Saturday and Michigan (3-4, 4-S), and in nonhome a~ainst Ball State. Mean· · then Bowling Green to close out its conference action, Temple ..at while, either Ball State or Western schedule, and those are the two Alaon (5·3, 5·3) aitd Youngstown would have to win out in the con- hottest teams in the' MAC right StateatOhioU.(l-7,1-8), sinl .6!.. . ,,s d-. . The Dilly Sentinel hge 5 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Just dllil for winter. · 308 EAST MAIN FIIIUCIIG AS LOW AS 5.'" POMEROY coNVENIENT HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:00-8:00; Sill. 1:00-4:00; Sun. 1:00-5:00 Tille,_ Nat inaluded- All A • w to o.i.r r..- • =~~~:"!"~":"= �,,. e The O.lly Sentinel Frtcaey. November e;·1112 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calendar ,"':=!================================= 11 , ,·, CoaaiDity Caleadar !teat at S p.m. and iamea wiU bo hiJd : . appnr two days be1are u et'IM from 6-8 p.m. Tbele will abo be ~ Ud tile day of tb8t nellt. I teal encertaiDmenL ~ mast be m:elved weD Ill adYUCt to assu r publicatioa Ill the cal· HENDERSON, W.VA.· Tho . ndar. Oallia Twirlers Wescera Sqnare Dance Club wiD bold a dance Sll· urday from 8-11 p.m. at lbe Hea· J11UDAY . POMEROY • Revival at Mt. derDI Conbnunity Center in Boil· Hennon Uniled Bn:tlwn in Christ derDI, W.Va. RIJFI' Stllele wiD be Church, off Texas Road near lbe caller. Pomeroy, through Sunday, 7:30 MIDDLEPORT· A slalc paint· p.m. nightly. Rev. Roben Markley will be the evangelist. Public invit- inJ class will be offered by the ed. Darren Smith will pmorm Sat· ~1ddlepon Arts Council Satur!lay and .Nov. 14 from noon 10 2 p.m. urdliy nighL Katluyn Meadows is .i~uuctor and ' I RUTI.AND · There will be a the cosi it $1!5 with IJI8Iaials supdance at the Rutlaad American plied. Call 992-2242 or 992-7733 LeaiOJJ Hall on Friday from 8 p.m. to register. 10 midni.llht with music by Jeannie SALEM CENTER • Star and the Wolfe Pack. Public invited. Orange and Stir Junior Grange will LONG BOTIOM • 'file Faith meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m: at the Full Gospel Church in Long Bot· · grange ball ncar ~alem Center. tom will have preaching and Potluck suprer will follow the singing Friday at 7 p.m. with PasUl' meeting. AI members urged to Sceve Reed and local singing talent att~nd. Officen and committee Pablic invited. FeUowship will fol- · chairmen are to meet at 6:30p.m. . POMEROY -Roy~ Oalt Dance . low. ROCK SPRINGS • Meigs Club .will hold a dance Saturday Counrv POIIIOIUI Gran- will llleet from 8-11 p.m.. at Royal 0a1t l'alk.· Friday at 7:30 p.m. the Rock Music wiD be provided by Orlando Springs Grange Hall. Racine Col11111bo. Grange will be host. · POMEROY • Belles and Beaus TUPPERS PLAINS • 'Jiuppers Western SqUBJe Dance Club, open Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and dance, Sttunlay, 8" 11 p.m.. senior Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a citizens ccn~er, Pomeroy. Jerry dance Friday from 8-11:30 p.m. Helt, Cincinnati,·will be the calltz. wit!t music by CJ. and lbe Counby Refreshments terved. Geatlcmen. SUNDAY POMEROY - First Southern SATURDAY Baptist Church, revival, Sunday . PORTLAND· Hazel CommiDii· Friday with Charles AlU· tbrouah t_y Church will have a hym_n sing more and Henry Roo. Lamar Saturdly at 7:30 p.m. reatonna the O'Bryant, pastor, invites the pubHaven Singers (Tamara Hayman, lic. . · Rose and Rhonda VanMeter). Edsel Ha:t. pastor, invites the pubMIDDLEPORT· Rejoicing Life lic. Christian School, chicken and nooPOINT PI,.EASANT, W.VA.· dle· dinner, Sunday, 00011 tb 3 p.m. Liberty Mountaineers will J)el{Onn in the school lunchroom. Cost is Saturday at die Senior Citizens S3.SO ror eat-in ~ $3.2S b carry· out Call 992-6249 between 9 a.m. Centa' in PoiJ)tP!eas~~~t. W.Va. and 2:30 p.m. 10 place onkts. niPPERS PLAINS · Cmft and GALLIPOLIS • Modem Wood· bake sale, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Paul United Methodist men of American Camp No. 7230, Church in Tuppers Plains. Sub Burlingham, will have a dinner Sunday from noon to 2 p.m. at sandwiches will also be aw.ilable. Dale's Smorgasbord in Gallipolis. SYRACUSE • Syracuse Ele· Cost is $2.SO. mentary will hold its rail carnival RACINE • Turkey-bam dinner, Saturday. A 11011p dinnet will begin at Sunday, a.m., Soalbera High ~$4.7!511dullll,$3childlal. RACil'fE • Darrea Smith, Oilben, W.Va., williiOifolm SIDI· day ll 7 p.m. ll Nt. rdoriab Oucll or Oocl, Mile Hill Road, Racine. Revival will bo Mondal~h Nov. IS with Brother It, Marieaa. Services, 7 p.m. nightly. CHESTER • Darren Smith will perform at Chester Nazarene • Olan:bli~ . vi~~y ll 10:45 a.m. Pab~ 111 POMEROY • Hillside Baptist Church will have a hymn sing SIDI· day ll~.m. with Cbildrer! of God, Goc!'s ale Lambs, Tbe Partatm, The Redeemed Quartet, Blood Covenant and Linda Jones. Public invited. James R. A.cr«. Sr. invites the public. . MONDAY MIDDLEPORT c Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi SOrority, will meet Monday at die bomc or Phyllis Hackett, Middlepan. Preferential tea at 6:30 p.m. · RACINE • Racine Board of 'Public Affairs will meet at Star Mill Park Monday at 10 a.m. RACINE • Racine Elementary PI'O wiD meet Monday at7 p.m. --County land transfers posted-: .-....-~~~·.:z_: ·Ma,yJ.Hillclllc'd,aff'Jd ~.DUe Parcels to, Cathy S. Coates,. w. Hill. Lelwym -v-"''Il • H Coqo . Oleder. . ., Recader,MIIpC..,,OIIIo Raymond H. 1 .........,Eielnor J. Dllo w Hill, l'ln:el T-2N R· H.L. Wbobre~~ Phyllit I.anclen, Sec. BTl, Rl3, ~'~reels llW, S. 34to, D11o W. HiiC'i r. , Wllolny, 71r., ID It Wan- to, Hoby J· I M'den. . Karen Hill, Lob1noo ' • . dlina. A.- Wllllllia&. Normaa E. Hawley, Lot to, Oathel L. Shaffer, Trai:tl to, Wonilell H. Wllfiamt, Betty Joba Blab, Midd VIU. Cbar1e1 A Fetty Beverly A.'PetiY Wllllamt, SA.. to Dua WIDioms, 1'bomaa J. Daua~Amy J. S•liwbory.• ' . ~·!} ·' Rutland. . . Daqberty, RIW 10, Cnlck Hmy H. Cleland, Lot 7 & 8, ·v.. Hepp llucblftlft, Ooorae · Coniv. Dlst., Columbia. 5.16. T-2, R-12. to, Lute Pickens, H. Buchanan, P.arc.e ls to, Vera Ruth Anderton, Lot It 80 to, CatbyPic:tens Sutton. \ ·~ He)lp Bacban'!', Oeor1o H. Ge~. Dodton, WilliiiJ!I Dodson, • Weadell Hoover, Jr., .. . Bucblnlll, Pbm Vill l'llricia Blftlll, Midd ViD. B. Hoover; S.13, T-3N, R'!l3W, to, Donakl K. Price. Sec. 6 .Lots lt Anna Mae Leamond Barnes, David Hudnall Sharon Hudnall 6&:7, 10 Pnmk W.l.owd, Elimhedl Pueels to, Charles R. Ransom, Bedford. • • M. Lowd, o.qe. Bonnie J. R&mom, Lean. ·o.ry I. Wolf Patricia I. Wolf G~f Kelliloa, Lucille KelliWilliam~ Lets 11 & 12· LottS, .t o, frank C. Postle' W~ son, Pueels to, Everett D. See, ~· Gsy P. Ncrris, Donna¥. Nor- J Postle Olive · · \ '· Pom ViH. ns. Suaon. . · · • · , .~ Richard A. Kerns, Sandra K. --.··.. .. _ -;,________________• . 1 Kerns, Parcel 2.4!5A. F.7, S.14, T· 4N, R-12 W, 10 Amot B. Croa, Jr., Dcidn!IC. Cross. CheSler. R. Fma dec'd, Affid. to, 1 ,I Beay L. F1arra, Racine V. .· '1lle1ma Miler, Lot It 22, 1D Ash· land Blllllded MartetiJII, Inc:: •Sut· Sal...,.. vi. Apos tol ic • Chur ch o f Chn st . 14 GOLD :'id TRUN SAlE tori. . Ro11ett G. EdWIIds, Sb.irley M. Edwards, l.SOA. to Teresa N. Evans, Olive. Lloyd Wrlabt clllc'd, C<mctive affid., 10 Jean w~ fom vm: . Ralrlh E. Cundiff, bois J. Cun· diff, lA .. T·l, R-13 to Ralph Edwn Cunllff, Jr., Salisboay; Fred W. Stew~~~, Pared IO,J.B. O'Briea, Lellrt. Alva J. Coelot, FOR MEN It WOMEN UNBEUEVABLE SAVINGS! W~ - IO .a.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Service• • 7 p.m. • ,_,Rev. -···~·T•• Sunday school • a.m. Wonhip -11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesdoy Service- 7 p.m. t Free Will Bapllsl Churth Ash Street, Middlepon · PallOr: Mark Morrow Saturday Servic.e • 7:30p.m. Sunday Sthool - 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., Wednesday Servicc-7:30 p.m. • Rullanc! First Bapl!sl Churdl SUnday School • 9:30am. Worship . 10:45 o.m. Paneroy Flrol Bopllst E111 Main St. l'lstor: Dr. t.e Monis Sunday S<hool • 9:30a.m. Worship • I 0:30 a.m• FlnJ South'"' Bapllsl 41872 Pomeroy Pike Putor; B. Lamar O' Bry..t Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:45 a.m.,7:30 p.m. Wednesday Seovices - 7:30p.m. Middleport First Baptlsl Comer Sixth .t. Palmer Pastor: Rev. James A. Seddon Sunday Sthool· 9:1S om. . Worship - IO:!So.m. w....esday Servioes - 7 P:m. Rodne Flnt BopUSI _ · Pallor: Steve Deaver Sunday Sthool · 9:30 a.m. 1 Worship- 10:40 o.m.,7:30 p.m. ' Wednesday Services - 7:10p.m; Siver Run Boptlsl Putor: Bill Uttle Sunday Sehoot - 10 Lm. Wonhip • II a.m., 7:30p.m. • '• • • ' '•• MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE •· •'.. SAT., NOV. 7 -· NOON·S PM "~ ML lJnllin Bapllsl Pastor. Joe N. Sayre Sunday School • 9:45 s.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvir;cs .: 6:30p.m. Bethlehem Bopi!SI Putor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sundoy S<hool·10:30 a.m. Worship • 9:30a.m. Th~ric!ay Servic:eo -7:30p.m. Old Bethe Free Will DaptlsJ Chu~h 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middlepon Sunday Sehoot - 10 o.m. Evcnina- 7:30p.m. Thundoy Servic:es • 7:30p.m. HHiolde Bapllll Churth St. RL 143 juot off RL 1 Pastor: Rev. James R. Ar.rrs:., Sr. Sunday School- 10 o.m. Wonhip • II Lm., 6 p.m. Wodnetday Seovic:es -7 p.m. Bapl!• o.ope1 570 Gront S.., Middleport Pastor. David Bryan, Sr. · Sunday S<hool · 10 a.m. Worship • II a.m., 1 p.m. Wcdneldly Service& · 7 p.m. Vletory BaptlsJ S25 N. 2nd SL, Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship· 10 a.m., 1 P:ni. Wedne>day Services - 7 p.m. Faith Baptltt Chur<h Railrood St , Mosoo Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonhip - II o.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Setvim -7.p.m. Forest Run Bapllsl Putor: Arius HUn Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhjp • 11 a.m. Ril~y. Junior; .Clara Bell Riley Jim, JeMy, Peter, Paul and Jamc,; Ditty, Lee, Bron, Chrissy and Mcaurer.m. · Adam Williams, Dick and SII'Bh Bob Mills won the "till tale" Owea, Carol Moumin., Olad Daiaward b-lbe best story. Pin& porig ley, Pam Clonch, Bnan, Jackie, · and ocher IIIJie pme1 were played. Malhow and Jessica Justice, Doona Aaendil& were ~ and Rho- Gruescr, E;d VanMatre, Tracy jean.MI:Cluie, Gene Mome, Dicky. Gtueser, Keith, Rachad and WbitJN!IJ!e, Joba, Michael and Rebec· ~shlcy, and Bob and Joyce. ca Owen, David, Mary and Jason Bryan, Sue and Kenny Imboden, A cake was also served in obser~ Wendell Williams, Katie Pratt, vance of the anniversary 11r Dick John, Pat, Judy, Jason and Jamin and Jelinnie Owen. . a.., I SPECIJU SUNDAY~ NOV. I, 1992 HOMEMADE NOODLES and CHICKEN DINNER ••••MdP:tat- a Gravy, ca..t 811na wilt!......_., Hal ......... Roll, Small Drink or Coffee $429 Mt. Morllh loptlsl Founh & Main St., Middlepon Pastor; Rev. Oilben Craie. Jr. Sunday S<hool· 9:30a.m. TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES OPEN 10 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Wonhip- 10:4.5 a.m. AntkJulty Bapi!SI PasLOr: Kenneth Smidt Smday S<hool - 9:30a.m. W011hip • l 0:4S a.m. Thursdly Service&· 7:30p.m. Rulllnd FrH Will Baplill Salem St. Putor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School • tO o.m. Evenin& - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Ash Sired Freewill Bapllll Get your free gift for Christmas '92 and extra cash for Cbristma~ '93. Just open a Christmas Club now and receive a free gift (free serving tray with $1, $2 or $3 per week -club; choice of one of three cookie tins for $5, $10 or $20 per week club) . .. then jusl make 50 weekly payments toward your 1993 Christmas Club and Peoples Bank will make the 51st payment for you-:-thal's tbe Peoples advantage! WILL YOUR UTILITIES PUT YOU IN THE POOR HOUSE 1'WS WIN 'fER? CONSIDER THE MAPLES Rents are computed KCOrdlng to your Income. Lovely ap.-trnenta featuring wall to wall carpeting, eM eppllencea. STAY .WWI 'llis Widerl , e l .~:~==~~:~J Equal Housing FOR FURTHlR DITAlS CAll. TODAY I Opportunity 1-614-992·7022 . t ~~--~------~~----------~ r; . l Mlddleporl Chur<h a1 Christ Sllund Main l'lsaor. AI Ha"""' Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 8:1S,I0:30o.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Keno C""rdt ol C~rlst · wo..hip-9:30 a.m. SUnday School - 10:30 Lm. u......-Ridi•CIIurdlofClor!ol Putor:1adt Cole...... Sunday Sthool · 9:30a.m. Worship , 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvioc:s · 6:30p.m. Zloo Church of Christ Hamscnville Rd. (Rs. l43) Panor: ln1erim pu10r · · S~mday School· 9:30a.m. Worship -10:30a.m.,7:30p.m. Wednesdoy Servioes • 7 p.m. P<~neroy, Bradbury Church al Clorlst l'lstor. Tom Runyca Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship_- 10:30 Lm. Tuppen Plalas Clourds ofClorlst Pa•or: Robert Foou:. Sunday S<:hool - 9 a.m. Worship· 9:4S a.m., 6:30p.m. Dexter Church or Chrlsl Paslor: Oula ..St.ewan , SWiday S<hool • 9:30 a.m. Wo..hip • 10:30 Lm. Wednesday Servioes • 7 p.m. ' Rullond Churdl ol Christ Pastor.. Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. CentraiCI..... AIIHs., (Synn.) Rev. Sunday Sdloolond Wonhip- 9:30 om. ' Evenina Servio:es· 1 p.m. Wednesday Services • 1 p.m. Churtlt oiGod orProphO<J 0.1. Whi"' Rd. oil St. Rt. 160 ..Pulor: Pal Hen~on . h Silnday Sehool· 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. . Wednesday Services -7 p.m . New Life Church al God Chesu:r PUtor: Oary Hines Smday School-9:30a.m. Worship • 6 p.m. Wednesday Servi"s - 7 p.m. Ep1 scopal G._ ~I Clourdl 326 E. Main Si., Pomeroy Holy Eudlarist lst a: 3nl S~mdays, MominJ Prayer 2nd &:. 4th Sundays PrincipoJ Sorvioe Wid Sunday School 11 o.m• Holiness Pine Grove Bible Holiness Church l/2 mile off Rt. 325 Pastor: Rev. CiDeU Manley Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 o.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scovice - 7:30p.m. Wesk71n Dible Hollow Church 1S Ptor1 St., Middlepon. Putor: Rev. Roy McCany Sunday tdoool • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30 p.m. Hys<l Run HollnOSi Church Pastor: Robert Manley SIDiday School · 9:30a.m. Worship·· to:4S a.m.,7 p.m. Thursday Service· 7:30p.m. Harrisonville HoUnm Chapter Pastor: Rev. John Neville Sunday Sdlool 10 a.m. Worship· tla.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovicc • 1:30 p.m. Latter-Day Saints R..,.aa!Jed C~un:h of J-s Chrlsl In LaUer Doy Salnll PonlWid-Racine Rd. Pastor: William Roush Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worshio - 10:30 a.m. Wedneaday Servio:es - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Farm site ofHBC wiener roast A traditional wiener roast was held rece~ope Baptist Olun:b in at lbe Sanoy Pomtroy a.rdl "'Cllrlll 212 W. Main SL Pu101: Andn:w Mila Souulay SchoOl • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m .. Wednesday Servioes -7 p.m. - . . . y W-e Clourds olClorlot 33226 OUioll.,.'s H<111e Rd. · 991·3847 Sunday School· I lam. • .Chains· Charms Earrings Bracelets Rin·gs · Posaor. Rev. Wlhcr E. SaL Cm. 4:4S-S:I S P:m.; ~~~~ • ,,30 p.m. SUn. em.. 8:45-9.15 om., Sun. Mw • 9:30 ..... Dail Mua 1·30a.m. -Ir---~--~-------~-----, Reserve my free gift and open' a Chrls~as Club! I I Muon Churdl ol Christ Miller SL, Mlson, W.Va. SUn":'r School- 10 ...... Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioea- 7 p.m. Brodrord Cburdl or Cllrlst SL Rt. 124 .t. Co. Rd. S Pastor: Derek Stump Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhipco !0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi<et -7:30p.m. Sutc011 Road Churdl of Clorlsl l'lstor.Jooeph B. Hooltins Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship -IOun., 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi<cs -7 p.m. Llbtrly Chrilllln Clourth Dater Puw. Woody Call Sunday Sc:hoot • 10 a.m. Evenina -7 p.m. Wednesday Se~ · 7 p.m. !AIIp"lllt Chrlollan Church Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., g:30 p.m. Wednesday Servioo 7:30p.m. Hemloek Crove Church Pastor. Charles Dani&an Sunday~ · 10:30 a.m. Worship. 9:30a.m., 1 p.m. Roedsvll1e Churdl er Chrlsl PallOr: Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30 o.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 a.m. Biblt Scudy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Chnst1an Un1on Hoboon Churdl ofChrlolln ChriSIIu tJnlooa Pastor: Theron Durtlam . Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Evcnina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 1 p.m. Hartrord Cllurds ol Chrlslln Chrlsllan Union Hanlon!, W.Va. Pastor. Rev. David McManis Sunday Sehool· II o.m. Wonhip • 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. W!'dnesday ScMeot - 7:30p.m. Chur c t1 of Go d ML Mariah Cll.,. <I God Rlcine PuKr. Rev. James Sauerfu:ld Smday School - 9:45 a.m, Evenina -7 p.m: Wednesday Service~ • 7 p.m. Rullo,... Churdl ol God Pas10r: John F. Corcortn SUftday Sthool - 10 a.m. Worshop - II a.m., 1 p.m. Wcclnmtay Services -7 p.m. Name 1 ------~~~----------~---- Lutheran SL John Lullteran Cliur<h Pine Grove l'lstor. Lau,. A. Leacll Slnclller Wonhip ·9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 o.m. Our Sulour LuU.eran Church Walnut and Henry Su., Ravenswood·. W.Va. Co-paton: Reva. Richard & Patricia Bonds-KruJ Suodoy School - 9:30a.m. . Worship · J 1 a.m. Putor: DeroO Newman Sundoy Sehool - 9:45 o.m. Worahip- 11 a.m. · Weclneodoy Scrviees ·7:30p.m. FlaJwoodo Putor. Keith Rider Suoday Sehool • I0 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 6 p.m. Thunday Servi<es • 1 P:m. FarostRun .Pastor: Doron Newman Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip- 9 a.m. Thunday Scrviees - 6:30p.m. Heath (Middlopon) Pasw. Frank Smith Suodsy S<hool - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services. 6p.m. Mlnemllle Put<r, Deron Newman Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip ·10 a.m. . PeariCbopel Pastor. Florenoe Smith Sunday Sehool • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Pomeroy Putor. Eunhae (Groee) Kee Sunday School - 9: IS o.m. Wonhip ·l0:30a.m.,6p.m. Wednesday Services -7:30p.m. Rullond Pastor: Arthur Crabt.JW. Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Thursday Servicea • 7 p.m. soiomc.. ter Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship - tO: IS Lm. · Bethany Pastor. Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wednesday Services • 10 o.m. . c..... Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 Lm . ('2nd a: 4th Sun) Rcednllle Pastor: Rev. Seldoo Johnson Wonhip - 9:30a.m . Sunday School· 10:30 a,m. Wednesday Servi!=Cs - 7:30p.m: Portlond Flnt Church of the Naurcne Putor. William IulliJ Suoday Sehool • ~ :30 a.m. Wo11hip - 10:40 Lm., 1 p.m. Wednesdty Scrvioc:a - 7 p.m. New Hlt'ftl Church of the Naurene Putor: Glendon Stroud Sunday Sthool • 9:30 o.m. Worship -10:30 a.m.,7 P:m. Wednesday 5r'iceo - 7 p.m . Other Churches · EodtlmeH.,.orPnyer (ll Bur\inaham chul<b oil Route 33) Pastor. Raben Vance SUnday worship - 10 a.m. Wednesday service · 6:30p.m. Trinity Coogreaallon~l Church Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman O.urch - 9:15a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Tht Salvotlon Anny 11!5 Buucmut Ave., Pomeroy. Sundty School- 10:30 a.m. Worship - 10:00 a.m.,7:30 p.m . Middleport Com•unlty Churdl 575 Pearl SL, Middlepon Pastor: Sam Andc:non SUPday School tO a.m. Eveninc -7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Faith Tabornado Churdl Bailey Run Road Paaar. Rev. Ernmeu Rawson Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. . Everuna 7 p.m. · Thursday Service • 1 p.m. $yr~t~tse Mlssloo 1411 Bridaemon St., Synttose Pollor! Roy (Mike) Thompson Suoday School • I 0 a.m. EveninJ ; 6p.m. Wednesda)l Service - 7 p.m. Huel Community Church OIIRt. 124 - • · Putor: Edocl Hon Sundoy School • 9:30a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Dyesvllle Community Chur<h Sundoy School • 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 Lm.,7 p.m. Laurel CUll Fret McthodlsJ Churc~ Pastor: Peter Tremblay Sunday S<hool - 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneadoy Servi<OJ - 7 p.m. COolville United M<tllodlll Parllll Pastor. Helen Kline Coolrille Churth Main & Filth St. Stmday School - 10 a.m. wo..hi~ . 9 a.m . . Tuesday SeMces - 7 p.m. P1stor: Rev. Seldon Johnson Sundiy School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 :30p.m. Pastor. S1111uel Basye Sunday Sehool • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • !0:30a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesdoy Scrvic:ea - 7 p.m. Racine Pastor: Roger Grace SWlday School • 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Chater Pastor: Sharon Hausman ·Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday Sehool - 10 a.m. Th1.1nday Services - 7 p.m. Lone Bollom Rullancl Church oltbe Nwrcne Wonh.ip-9a.m. Rutlood Bible Melhodlll PAnor: Rev. Ivan Myers Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Evcnina • 7 p.m.. Wednesday Scrvioes - 7'p.m. S~mday School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Seoviccs -7:30 p,m. o,.,., l'lllor! Rev. Herbert Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. Worship . 11 Lm., 6 p.m. · Wednc;sday Services - 7 pm. Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. Thunday Services - 7:30p.m. Meigs Cooperative Parish Northeast Cluster Alfred Pastor:. Sharon Hausman Suoday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip . II om., 6:30p.m. Worship · 9:30a.m. Chester Churdl oflhe Nau.rene Morning Star Putor: Kemeth Bak.er East Letart Pastor: Roaer GJKC Sunday School • 10 a.m. Joppa Pomerey Churtlt of the Nozarene l'lstor: Rev. Thomu Mt011fll Suotlay School · 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 Lm. ond 6 P:m. Weclnesdoy Servic:es - 7 p.m. SnDWYIIIe Putor. Florence Smilh Sunday Sthool· 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Un1ted Methodist Pastor: Brenda Weber Syn.__Cburtlt of tho Nazarene l'lstor: Rev. Glem McMillan SUnday Scllool • 9:30 a.m. Worship . 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. · W~eaday Service• - 1 pm. Rod<Sprtnp Pastor:Keilh Rader Sunday School · 9:1S a.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Wednesday Scrvioea - 6 p.m. Suuon Puur. Kemelh Baker SWiday S<hool • 9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m. (1st& 3nl Sun) Mt. Olive United Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Charles Jone1 Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 P:m· Thunday Service• · 1 p.m. Roodnlllt F - l p Cbllfth aiiM Naza""e Put«: Ioiii W. Dcups SUnday Scllool • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodncaday Servioea • 7 p.m. Enterprise Putor: Keith Rader Suoday S<hool • 10 a.m. Woiship • 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Service• • 7 p.in . St. Paul Lutlleran Cllurch Comer S)'Qillore A Second St., Pomeroy Pastor. Laura A. Leach Shreffler Sunday School· 9:45a.m. · Wonhip • tla.m. Gnhoa Unltod Methodist Wo11hip- 9:30 Lm. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd .t. 4th Sun) Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Mlddloport Cllurtlt of Ihe Nuare•o Poaror: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday Scllool · 9:30 a.m. Worship· t0:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servioes - 7 p.m. Chrlstloa Fcllowslllp Center , Salem SL, Rutland Pastor: Robcn. E. Musser Sunday Sehoul • 10 a.m. Worship ·11: lS a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday Service · 1 p.m. MoneChapeiChurch Supt.: Mike Mauo,~ Su....y sthool - 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Faith Goopel Chureh • l.oo)glla<tom Suoday Senool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - l0:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 1 :30 p.m. · Bethel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Wednesday Services· 10 a.m. ML OUve Community Chur<h Pastor. Lawrence Bush Suodiy School • 9:30 Lm . Evcnina - 7 p.m. Wednodiy Service · 1 P:m. Hocklnjporl Chwdl G.. ndSuees Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services· 8 p.m. lJnltod Follh Clourcb Rt. 1 on Pomero)' By-l'lu l'liiOr. Rev. Robert B. Smith, s•. Sunday Schoot- 9:30am. Wonhip - 10:30 o.m., 7 P:m· WecNstlay Service • 7 p.m. ..,·,- Ton:hCIIorc~ Co.Rd. 63 . F.ccleala Fdtow.,lp 128 Mill SL, Middleport Pulor: O.ud< Mel'llonon SWMiaySchool · lOa.m. EveninJ • 1 P:tn. Wednesday Servi.., · 1 p.m. Tupporo P1alns St. Paul P11tor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School - 9 a.m. W~.>rsiUp - lOa.m. Tuesday Services - 7 :~0 Full GoapeJ Ll&h331145 lliiMd Rood, Pomeroy l'lstor; Roy H..,,.,, Sunday School • l 0 a.m. . Evenina7:30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday - 7:30p.m. N - Soltlement Chun:b Sundiy Wonhip. 2:30p.m.; Thunday services -7:30 p.m. s..th Bethel New Testament Silver Ridge l'lstor: Duane Sydmsuic:ker Sunday Sdlool· 9 LRL Wonhip • 10 a.m.,7 p.m. Wednesday SeNice - 7 p.m. Carleton laltrdmomlnatlonal ChwCh Kioipbury Rood l'lstor: Clyde W, Hcndenon Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Froodom Gospel Mleslon Bald Knob, on Co. R~. 31 Pastor: Rev. ROJer Willford Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip-10:45 t.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioe -7 p.m. Whitt's Chapel Wesleyan Coolville Road Puw. Rev. Phillip Ridmour . Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship ·!0:30a.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Faln"ltw Bible Church Letan, W.Va. Rt l Pastor: James Lewis Sunday School - II a.m. Wonhip • 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeiVice ·7:30 p.m. ColYirJ·Bible Chureh Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Worship 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servi<e -7:30p.m. Splrtlual Faith Church Slate 338, Antiquity Pastor. A. SleWan Sunday School • 10 a.m. Ew:ning - 7:30p.m. Thursday Setvic:e - 7:30p.m. CalvorJ P11crlm Chapel Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Stlversvllle Word or Faith Pastor: David Dailey Sunday Sthool9:30 a.m. Evening - 1 p.m. Thursday Servic:e -7:30p.m. Rejoldng Life Chureb 500 N. lnd Ave., Middlepon PallOr: Rev. Mic):alel Pangio SWMiay Sdtool - 10 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Pentecostal Ponle<OSialA. .•bly SL Rc 124, Racine PIA<>r: Willi .. Hobock Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenins - 1 p.m. Wednesday Services · 1 p.m. Middleport Pontecoo~~l · Third Ave. l'laor: Rev. Carl< Jlaker Sunday Sc:hool - 10 Lm . Evenina - 6 P:tn. Wednesday Scrvi<es 7·30 m . Presbyterian H•rrl-vllle l'l:esllylerlaa Churcll Wor:stup- 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:4S Lm. .Mlddleportl'resbytcrlan Sunday Sdlool - 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd .t. 4th Sun.) Syneuse Fll'll United Presbyterian Suodoy School · 10 am. Worship · II a.m., 4 P:m. (1st & 3nl Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist s . . -,Day Adventltl Mulberry Hto. Rd., Pomeroy Past<ir: Roy l.awinsky Saturday Services: Sabbalh Sdlool · 2 p.m. Wonhip • 3 P:m. Uniled Brethren ML Henton U.ltod Brelhr~ In Chrlsl Churth Texu Community df CR 82 l'lstor. RobeR Sanden Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30 p.m. Eden Untied Brethren In Christ 2 l/2 miles norther Reedsville on Stale R...e 124 l'lstor. Rev. Robert Martdey Sunday School - tO a.m. Wonhip - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. p.m. IAddress I I State City ~ .1Weekly Amount of 1193 Christmas Club 1. Circle amount and enctose ~ lor first payment. 1 s1 S2 $3 ss s1o $20 To open a 1993 Christmas Club, complete the form.~" \ and rtturn it to any o/fite of Peoples Bank. ··' . 138 PlJtnam St. Frontier Shopping Center ' Second & Sca1T11)'18l Sts. State Route 7, Reno Washington Square Center I Nofth Court St. . 801 Eisl State St. 1902 WashingtOn Blvd. 510 Washlnglon Blvd. 300 MainS!. 97 N. Second Ave. 35 Public Square Washington St. 70 N. Plains Rd. MARlEnA Gilt lllldlon: a $1 , $2 or$3 porweell dwqualillellor a INe MMig 1ray; a $6, $10 or $20 cUI"*", II perct10iCt "'0111 "'- aaaldo linl. ~,... *· I Automatic Trllllfer apti9n I _ lrecpJSt•and authorize automatiC lransler from (circle one): I Checking Regular Savings I ATHENS I I I I Aoccult No. ' Social Seclrl1y No. I BELPRE ~~at,.,.,.,, IOifW'f ! I)M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ......... Idli 5 .1' • I I --lfllll(2)f'IIII .. IWII. .II--~--IIICUI1'-1111_ .......1. . . .11 I --··-··-···-~-~ .. - - - - - " ' I LOWELL I I <MIDDLEPORT I I . NELSONVILLE I Slgnolan 0ate • I . . . . . . ,...,................. I ~---·----------------"':.J RegiiiJr ,..,. """"' 01 JIIIIIIIIIJ blllmiled ... Mjld 10 IVIIIIIIIIIJ. ' THE PLAINS K&C JEWELERS RACINE PlANING MILL 373·3155 212 E. Main Street 992-3715. Pomeroy .. • I .. -~ PO,.ROY. OHI0-992-11617 B1LL QUICKEL 896·2369. 992-666i f 753-19551· MEIGS nRE ' CENtER INC. ) f\ I ' . John F . Fultl . Mtr. Ph . HHtDI Pomoray l !&,.,;, I I MllltrMI 797-454l 204 Clllllar Sl. •-roy, 011. MI...IPort. Ohio 411710 992-2975 H2·11117 I I ' . FISHER FUNERAL HOME Crow's Family Restaurant 992·5141 992-5432 U4 Setlth 2ntl INSURANCE .---. ; SERVICES 214£. Mai~ " Ins. Co . ' ol CotumbU$, 0 . 10• W. Mam tfHHI Pomerov Veterans Memorial Hospital ·~_,._ 'omtrey ttJ-2104 0 EWING FUNEIAl HOME " Di~nit:-· · "'·''" f Ill J!!rth SeciiMI Dille ·~···•"'' . SWISHER & LOHSE II S l . ....... iot Dr. Pnmoroy Nationwid~ 228 w. Main St., Pomaroy ·_(M;\ Brogan-Warner 992·5130 .,..lld!8..Kt!.L""*' frled Clllclr~. Midllloport P. J. PAULEY, AGENT • IIILEI 5frUI IAWUNGS.COATS · and Yr.·i("P Alu •ny~ .. Established 1913 ..2-2121 ,~.._"'a, \ .. ~~~~! l~1 r»re\cnpt.l on\ .., ltll Po·m rrov FIRl & SAFETY S4LES & SERVICE . 992-7075 172 Norlh Socond Ave. Millllloport, Olio ' �\ , · Frldlly, November e, 1992 Slntluel · Loll & Found I =•Celoln,. ,, ... _ B l L L L 1'1 \ B0 \ I{ I> GUN SHOOT FORKED RUN . SPORTSMAN CLUB . SUNDAYS 12:00 Noon Factory cholle 12 gauge only STARTS CHRISTMAS AUCTION NEw MERCHANDISE Nov. 6, 7 pm at the SyracuSe Volunteer Fire Department. Dan Smith, Auctioneer. will be served. lEVIN'S UWN · IUIIBIAICE FOREVER BRONZE PIS, PIB, auto. trans., 318 cu. in. engine, 35 passenger, good condition. Phone 304-675-1995 949·2391or 1·100.137·1460 . ................. ........... TANNING The Gallla Co. Gun Club Lawn Mowing, fenlllzlng, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trlmmlna & Removal Utt-; :-IING 5 ANNUAL TURKEY A-loila Common:llll FfM&I-FIREWOOD FOR SALE 949·2826 SHOOT Sunday, Nov. 8, 10:00AM. Buck Ridge Road f-21-'n~fn COIIII.'S 'HE..S & miLIIIIIIGS .~UIDA'S \S:Y (behind Spring VaHey) PAINDNG &CO. 52101S.LISI llllclae,OW. 01,.., u.,. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC He.. Sloop 0pq (or F.U ATTN: Loall Cnft Shop. ander.n.a Ellllillnllhelllldllaman -buy wit ql • , _ "Talelh , . Otl -IAI 11,., r..• "LEARN TO DANCE!" INTERIOR &EXTERIOR . Fun! Eaoyl Groat Exen:IMI (Monday) Pt PIMNnt Youlh c - r Connie. FlEE ISIIIIAnS . HAVE RIJEIDKES '8:00 p.m. (LAtin) Rumba, Cha.ctNI. s.m~ Me...ngue, S....INI & T~ng~>. '7:00p.m. (IIAiroom) Fox TIOI, Swing, Waltz, Polca. •a:oo p.m. (Country W.-) "Ad!~ Oanc>e, Electdc Side, Hanclcraftlldawaga, . WrMihl and potpouni ............. ~e~or 11111 T•- danced at W.llhlngton, D.C., THANA GARAGE. fUL OF STUFF DoMywood, Opryt.nd, u.s.A.. AmeriFlola '82 I Wilt DillltiY Wortdl Cellln1t: Mlldd Culo, 87W888 . PubliC Notice - ... •• •• •••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Perle 401. RACINE FIRE EVERY SATURDAY RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M. Factory 12 Gauge Choke CbrlatniaiiiOIWV agllnllnc:ome that kMpt going When you can't. (114) 37M153 tam ·12pmand 8 ·10 Thft ara 4 cllr...- 10 :1. _• 01 20th, MICA! From the Gang IIOIQIOUI farm with _.... n:a:~ 11C1M Will 1)I IIDrv home, bam, panda, leralg. lib, aulluilclnOe. fruit ...... Real Estate General ,_.INIIIment 3 Wllar IIY*""· MUCH. . .MUcH MOREl MUST SEE. WAIT NO LONGERIH NOW ....000 FIREWOOD FOR SALE . All H•nlwootll, s........, $40.00•1Mtl tlthtntl• . OFFICE 992·2886 (614) 992·5449 205 North Setond Ave. Middleport, OH ' llllOUEPOAT - South Second - A large older brick home with a big living room, dining room with buib-ln hutch, • bedroome, 1 :r. batho, wraperound porch, 3 ....,...,.., and a nice big lot sa.ooo REDUCED! IION.Ua ITMIJT WAS "A DEAL" BEFORE. • .NOW IT"S E'IEN liE IlEAl IIMuftll 1\ol olol)' log honia with • bedn>aml, ~ hMt, S.. IIC181, latga flant pon:h, W ~ olelll, 2 car g~~~~~~~, Cll1llal illr, pevad .lull Mlilnd 4 yean old. COME SEE! . . A1 dull Uo .m.soo. IUIKER IIU - Nyou want a large lerm will priv~ .hare ~ ie. Applox. 158 ecrwe with about hall tillable. H II flncad willi lppfUX. 40 IICIWI hevlng 11ft fenca. Hall a pond, 2·3 -..,,, big rwd IMam, lhecl, and oulboildingt. The home hu 3 bedroome, and flee heat with. May trade lor emaller home. 1i ICIUIPment "'* =:,.::, AEEDIVIU..E - One loor bloclt home with produce Home ~ 2 .....,......,... 1 car lllftllll, ..., ..--1 pcn:h, nice lbt. $18,000. . . . . .. Clftilrl buicling. NEW LiliA AD. - Ranch etyla home will 3 bodiDatile, cenlnll air, (11111111, . calpOit, outbuildinge, Walnut Btnoat - A one lllary home in '1 )I balh. tlpplllll · Thil e .-. 2· 3 •blldroom home lite on 2 lola .and hal a perhl baMrnent. Ha• all new wiring and low e ..,__OWNER ANXIOUS TO - ullillla. RELOCATED. AIIONQ lll,ralllly-.ldlrr uaniAI oflerl ONL'f $10.000. AUTLAHD - How can you beat a .-. 11!.1 thil'l A 2 llby HUNTEAI' NPMIIIEI . . . . Hcolaw Ad., Aloalne - . App1a1. 20.05 Will luning 40X21. G . . . home will 3 bodroome Mel nice flat lol A prioiiOo good IOpaMIIP· 17,100. ROll IIU - A l!pfit entry brick front home with 3 . ~· up, bill ldlchan with dining a-. living IUOIII. Hae " - t tflat lud1 to 2 car 111'"'111· In-plod IIWinllling pool will patio. •1.100 ' ' POP MOY - CondDr llreiC - An older home with 2 loll. U• • a "'*'or IMr r.u. down 'and'* IDtiiDr mobile home .... W.l4,110. . . . ...... SELL • •HAS locdon. Hunling - ,_ _ _ .. r-t ~ II jutot -.cJ lie RACINE - ·Comluillobla On. ocmer. Own S17,000. Iocr " - home Will 3 b dlocwn., on t.wt 1at In fiiiCine. ctoaa 1o a1 llhopplng Mel bwolrillj. Home ... hod ..,... ·..a i I Idle aiiOnogl'" • •... a hi' I Sll,lal. sunc~oy, 1111112 O: ... Pleasant -donllol llon!91t lor . mini • - unftl, P-roy, 11411112-6211. ' llpcoolo cor-ponden11o enlnil wrtlo Hannan High Scloool bookolboll ge ..... Pold by llil • ~lo,plu.!'J.~ 0111· =11':.~· I loioowl-.,. II.C.AJLC. Silo, · -~ New. 7, Pl. 1'11. Y..-h ceooter, 7:00 ti113:DO. Su-'lng ..,_.ly .. menially !oripalrocl. Bennetts Mobile HoJm~lrelldnlg 1391 W.d Sd!NI ... ....~ow. ;c.l(614) 446-9416 w140H72-S967 We Alao Haul Coli, Hay, u-. eom, Clnoln 1 . MORRIS GARAGE DOOR SERVICE TIY OUR NEW SBEl INSULATED RAISED PAIEL GAUGE DOOR 1.1.111:1111 ·SHRUB & TREE . TRIM and REMOVAl •LIGHT HAULING • BILL SlACK HOur 114 441 8t22. Till Band "High Edp' Neod1 l.aod •And BUo Play.... IIUII Ho Own EqulpoaMd And Ex All Ylfi ..... illfll a. Paid In Atlnnoa. Daoollne: 1:00om 1111 ~ ....., 1:00pm Friday, adltlon ..,... .y. 10:DOa.m. 1l>ola. SA - -lorlclge. bolow Public Sale Deor,... OpeHr Wit• PwcHM of ---"0...'"- 4-4·92-lh . SEPTI~~TE""S LAND CLEARING W~TER & SEWER UNES ·BISSELL BUilDERS, INC. New Homes • Vlnvl Siding . New Garages • Replacement Wfnclowa Room Additions • Roofing BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAUUNC: U....tone, Dirt, Gravel•nd eo.! PH. 614·992-5591 614-949·2101. 949·2160 or 915·3139 Wanlod: !root ralrlgoralan In aood or repolnoble c:oilcl. 30457S-26~8 oftor 1:00 PM.. (Me s-lay Calls) ' Employmenl Serv1ces •••lro•s eG•r•a•• · eCo~ltte . ~; Deer Head$•••••....••.•••.••• !19000 ~ FlEE ESTIMATES • 00 Turkeys........................... 17S 985·4473 667,·6179 · . SilO Fish ......................... 4 2-7·92-lh ,~, ~ II after 5 p.m. YOUNG PEOPLE Do you need a start In lie? · 18yraand up. Earn• · much • you want, ful or part tline from your hom&Noca.li lftYMtlnant, be yow. own boa,- If ~u·,. atlll A11110 Ui1CC 111r11h I; --a .. 3 RAONEMOWER CLINIC P.o........... . , IACI... OIIO (hlwlt !iiP IMp W Announc~manta ,.·· DRIVER IUGHT OOD JOBS Rlllnod Oonlllmon Heide And Drlnr For Occulonll Enanclo, Slooppliifl, Trlf- ToT. . Parlo, ~ Allor Etc. NMol To l i AYOIIII>Ia For 2 Or I DoYW Eoch WHio. -llmalely I Houri Par tlay. HourlY Poy N-lonoblo, ldoal l>o~·Tinoe .1o1i Far A Rlllnod PotraOII. Wrtlt Wllh Hi11ory, lackgrouno!, Or RMu. . To: CLA 110& 245, c/o OaUII aU1 lllltr Tribune, 125 Thk1l Aven~, Galllpotll, OH ~111>0111 1W21111211 ~ D.K.'s FARM TOYS · Quality Stone Co. All SceiN. Y'•lllgel CgiiCIIIllt SM Dllplly AL ·SIZED UMESTONE FOR SALE Call 614-992· 6637 . QUAUTY PRitT SHOP 255 Mill StrMt Mdllep art, Ohio St.lt. 7 Aak For .,.._ c••••ire, Evening~ et4-7U4CIZO EXaVATING BU~toloEBACKHOE and WORK 2 bod.-n mobile lootne1 14x711, unturnloload, a lllilhl, IMinilry -~ Iiiii milt -.1211.,... =-~=~=':""· a bodrooma 12111· ,... moto1h $150. -orlly dipoell, lrlalo po"' ~louo no ..., U 11 poll, 111:00 · 2 lladroonoo, Unlumlaload, All Ellclric Willi WoodliUi1111", Prlvalo l.ol, Rl. 511, Golllpolla, AC, RelerencM. I14 ttl 2t02.. lalo:'lo m w:n. EARN lUG · BUCKS ·--·-J For8aleo1m5FIM1woodnooblle 311JI.1116TAfter 4p.m. nelahbao~ ood, ~ cond, 114- llf'-2111. Land ltton. O.WIIDprMnl, El- Home Comer WIN- You Howl Yow Slnale 0t Double. Woll, Ieaiie, founda. lion a Orl-y, Allin an. Loan ............4..71112. . Pa ...... ~ Ralll, Opon l.all · 1..14-m· Lady to care tor In my home, Whh ~:~tloiad bod pallenl ~lorrld; 614·V49- 1220. CHRISTMAS Sell AYOn. 114 111 3311. call 75·1lli7. In Home Nuoalng Caro. Ex· per&encH. Reference• Avail· EARN MONEY -Ina Booul $30,DIIIIIYr; lnmma Polondol. li>ololll. (1) Elll. Y· 101ft. -..a-. For Sltvlce Cconpeny Dlaoalchor IA«:epllotilll, 111111 Z!71. Mill P1ul1'1 D1y C1N Center 1 Ha,. Good TMojoloone Slollll, A1i11 Wotk WoM Wl1h Public. 34 Business . Will Core For EldoriV In lly · • ..,.. wllh -~~ lloop, Homo. 114-251-15611,114-2158-171\ 1,100 • rood I I - · on Rt, 12. 3114-111 Will do loouHcleanitl. eli efter 4:00 Pll. . bolotellpiii: 114-112-18 • . .~!'.!!! DRI~D Filii Ume ~ - h Nune, u . .on CoulilY Helfth Oesol. contoat: Suo Brown, AN. 304- ··- UMEITONE-TRUCIQNQ . FREE ES11MATES 992·3138 . ' Tloolll_.. Will do ':=~~:z,-• lor. Rood, 11 - - Kygor. Ulllblea 114 111 1111 · laxklormr ...111111o. Prtllil lui...., l.ol ID'x717, 4 F1nanc1J I 1111411- Ofl!.IIIPolll, Fnoto1e .-.... Pill& w.tw, ... - oil ,..., car 21 ...,, 1111on1 .._ Bualneu o.. •,.._ ."'"ea. ew.i•••ttrs . INDnCII OHIO YA!LlY PUIUBHINO CO. - - - - - - - -llilnda doll JOU do lillll· 41 .... ~ tor ...Ill . _ wllh peoplo·you ond ._ ,.... NOT -1torougn lhl utiiN youlinelnv•Uplld 1 ~1d- .......,'=h :_ II 1 ... ~ -c-tllld, 1o- 614·949-2804 k.-, ~Golll;;:::..=,:!l~S;;:Iell~l;:u:;;ld:;;l:::ng:&:an:id ....,.ood DMIII'IN_pJ I ' d- - . _...,, Bur 011- . . , ftlll!o~~ ;,..ulr8d. no ...... r"~·t1;4;-~~~~·;iii~~ Olllililad Fnom Till FIOIOIY. W FarDlPorlfte On I lad 00111, I full 11o1ioe, P111o, OouM~ llolerlal And . Conll., While .......... No ' -....y Raelliallla. D1o I . -.. lleleat ......... • .. ·- Avalllllle, Cllt For lnformltlon,•IOI Requlrell. ..-..r IOI-111-4111, 1ld. 1001. :1114=0·-~----- Dr ,.•••...,.ow. 1 I \ ! " - - ·-TV $150. 304USED APPLIANCES dlyorl, rolrlgerat~ I S - ...-;.:.;;, Ajoplllncel, Ill Ylni s.niOii:;-~ 1· ...-.... Wulooro ·-·me, ' . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Compllle 1ootne lumlohlngo. Houri: lkn-$11, .9-1. 114-We. =-o!..:!~ ou1 Bullville Rd. PICKENS FURNITURE 1---------T----------t Thor's hammer, !ICrawdrlver and cre!IC.ent wrench 54 Slle On All VInyl In Stock lUll Carpel 11.00 Up. llollohon Fur· n11 e~ ••• ll144 .:c.:.;.:c.:.;.c;;, · -,.,,-,:-::-1 s... Konmoro Elactric Sll~ CIMnl A10 o 0 ld 1350 • • ng 111• ::::.::'"=·:;........ IM-441-l:ltu. SWAIN Miscellaneous a~ ........ -sg ~•. - · · Woohero a Dryeoa 1100 I Up. All Sold Wllh Warranty Call W11hlr & Dryer Sh-II4<14&-2V44• 52 Sport ing Goods Doer RIO.., Remington 30.011 1112 outo. llariln 30.:!11. 3DU756132. Vorloly 01 Now t llllllmller I 310 Plalolo SKS & .22 Callbor RIIIM A A Shol Gun o, Two AI Till OlolllpoNo FIN llarkal, Sun· dey 114• Sal Slvorol lt20"o l 1~30'1 ~ubmachlno Ouno On Dloploy. 614-44&-1822 For lnlor· lftallori. •' olola; Nlnl- 1 Powor Pod; Men'1 rollor blade lkalll, olzo 12j_4- 14" rccllol ll-; 814-IN· Ford tractor, 8 cyl. New 1lre1, ringo & booring1. ·12 voh IYI" lom. Oood condMion. $1000. OBO. 304-175-7&42, . , ~ =--'-= - = :-I":-::--:-::::_ , olu walor bed, com· • W..lrbed, weviiiU man,_, tour. ••tra large droworo, mirror andllghlli. $350. Co" 304-118Z.Z2511. RadloiTV entenn8;. 1Dft atMi an· 1enne ·111111; 7ft • •~lllclal Clorlallllll lru; Queen olzo tgg crate foam llllt1rn• pad; lerge _orl ...nt plaollc llower polo. 304-67H310. Satoalltll Splb Rrowood: Aah, Hickory, Dok -DIIIveoacl. 1143117-043eu!.No anowor, IAove Name & oge. Slgno: Pooltble llglilld IIQII $281. wn111on. Frco dol~ Ploallc lollore $47.110 box, l 533 3~53. Antiques Buv ar ooll. Alvorlow Anllquos, 1124 E. Main Strool, on At 124, Pomeror. Houoa: II.T.W. 10:00 a.m. 10 l :ao p.m., sundey 1:00 lo l:oo p.m. &14-1112·2526. 8upor l.oncer 160 Hong Olldor With Cover Prone Hem... & WliHII, 1500. 114-388-1601. 54 Miscellaneous Me ha dl n S8 rc 111511 T - boHball conls; lovllllllo e&COIIonl condlllon; d1lua lgh-Udelity t.rmonlca l)lck-up; anllcouo loyo; 614·992· i34a, IW.IIIIa-27511. 11111 "81rble" Corvllto, low mi1Ngo 1 ex. cond., lor gl~o un· olor 60 loot.; 25,000 BTU olr oondftlonor; 814-i43-5161. 2 gu lumacM, 1· tuxolro 115,000 BTU; 1·Lonno& 80,000 BTU; wan halter. 114-62·2704 oftor Spm. 2T' Shlrp •tereo TV ont yr old owlvtlo 304-67~404. 30• Dnom SandO< Wood Loyo Alill 100 Ctblne1 Dooro. Evenlnge: IM-a4HZ51. · 80,000 BTU Nalurol 011 Fur· nac., New, Alto 3S,OOO BTU Sura Vord._ Slovo; & 15 IIOI· 11 0oot FramM 32 lnclilo To 40 lnclilo, 114-44&-6308. A~nit trucker~ uud very Utile, $230 wiK loll lor holt prlco. .a75-2580. LExl"", AWhh Pu.INI'O:Snd • Lolli . ll•k OlE ro CC11101' • ~ • qu'-miiM-388-11252. Allie Chalm.,. CA Ferm Tr.ttor. Ptowa, blade, cunlvatora I mowing mochlno. $1200. 3048954361. Solobod, bolg• $75. Pa-11 link, whnt· f60. Spo.. lilalor, 11,000 BTU,· $175. 30WUW312. 53 HP Voccum Pump Wllh Chore Boy lllik Linn And Dolavolllllk 8urplor Army Dollgn Heavy TrNboolt, Woodllnd Clolhln~, AcceaoriM. Sam Soonorvlllo o booldo Sonolyvllle Pool Olllco, Ea11 ~77 RaY1111Wood. Only Frl, Ba~ Sun Noon-6:00PM, ol ..r deyoloourc 304-2T.1-5151. 55 : 1983 FOrd Bronco, auto.,. PS, : PB, new u,.., ,.... muttler, ~,ooo low mllll, 13300, 114- • Wllli:•T733 • 1ta3 J•p ·cherok.., 4 wt.e~ • Drlvt Good Condlllonl Exc:ol- • 11111 Meeh. Conoll $3,000 · 814- • 441-1128 After SP.II. • 188~ Chivy Aalro Tlorc lllnl Van Mini Condition PS PW AMJi:M no, Air Condhlan: lng, Roar Air Ccnolhlonor, Color T.V., VCA. Prlca: $10,100. 114- ea... -on. ~:=~~~.-:~:~ ~~~' ~IC, AI 'rracllln. C.U 114 118 0140. .,. ,.. Motorcycles • • • • • : • • ,. : , • • : • • -:::::-:-:==::-"::----:-.- • 1111 Honda 121, thNI wtw..., • 304-~le-2~~~. w...... •• 1161 250 Hondo 4 $1,MO Aft• 4P.II. t14-441-7IIO. 1181, 350 Warrktr, S2,DOD. 304-- : • ; 1tlll Honda 300, 4&4, like naw, 3114-67-.& after ~:00 Pll. • • Boby plgo lor nle, 114-849-2017. 1882 Harley DaYkloon FLHTC Eloctric C - c. E&COIIenl Condhlon, I llonlh Wommy. I,SDD ...... $12,!100. 114-31WII01. Buck end bNd Ewe, 304-578- 75 63 Livestock v., 13 llonlh Old Ouorter HorN llaro Gonlla. Call 814-446V42~ Evlliln111. 2Q81. . Ca«le Houllng: AnY!Imo, Anywhon. Chuck WIIUom1, Triolo Cr11k Trucking, 814-245- 50116. For Sol• a lltg. Hollllln Sor· vlco Ago Rullo; Sir... Tnk I Dakolo, 814-985-4102. \'Ia-, Dryer, . $400. &rNI 64 Sl1opoll1~127. , Grain blna tor rwnt, Morg•na I:""=-;58::11::;1A-;H:-: er:;: 5:--P.11': . ""':""':--= Form, Ill. 35, 304-1137-2011. 111110 Fonl F-1110 74X4 Auto, Alr 1 5 ~~l~rcullc oil 814.50 ·o r 5D nu, C.ul._., AIIIFII Slerao 8110 ••·- ~... I I llnlr Sltalng RHr Window, go · · 5 - • _,. pmon • Now 'nrM, Sllll Unolor Worrorily. WV. 304-175-JIIZl. 21,000 lllle1, Aldin Calor, COil:. $11,800 Will Sift For I PI ..... A . • 8o A nl. ' ow • . -•v.. y ·~ $12.100. Will Tau Car 0t Truolc Grlnolor Mixer, IIF 12 · Boler, Hondo 2so 4 Wlilellr. 114-44811144 , or 304-6754708. John o.re Model 2020 Di••l, Runo E&c.llonl, &5.500. 614-44&3111. Sa~ chaine · to fit elmoet eny saw. Side,. Equipment Co, 304.. 17&-11121. ' : =:--:=:===== • 61 Fann Equipment 304-67~2111. 400 0.1 Solar Milk Tenk Wllh 73 v & 4 WD' Now Compro-, UniYirCII 5 ans I PIUO.Ic Alillllodol Culvorl linch Tlvu 10 Indo In Sloclo. Ron Evene, Jack1011, Ololo. 1-80Q. 53JI.tl21. AUCTION I FURNITURE. 62 61... Olivo 81, Golllpolll. NIW & UHd fumhurl, helttra, Wettem & 0uMn alu Work ·~ • ~ oma11c 81 Ford true., •· lul . , AC, lool boXII, ; 114-1112- : 35 8 1;;;:::':' ~:r"':;J":· ~~·~=- NewiUHd Merchandise Moo hold lumlahlng. 112 mi. Jorrlo:ho Ad. Pl Pl-m, WV, Ioiii 0111304-171-1410. llol ~ Caopolo, 8• 12 $60, 614AOirlgoroloow! F......,ro, Woofter, :: U:::8~ll144-=-::.=====-= Dovoil. VCR!, . Slov11, Color Neod • d........_ble liner In my T.~. ·altlc. 1114-...,.12311, locome. 304-QZ-3351. .-o. Hay 1o Grain Hov lor oale, $15 por Iiiia: 1141112-3064. ' Building 175-2214. Boats & • Motors for Sale BOATEAS now wlnlorlzlng 213 c:y. OUlboaodo $2!1 418 cyl. OUlboanlo $35 1-0 & alom drlv11 Uo Wav...Unnlfl $25 15 yoa. oxp. JIOII Slo~, ownor . J.$. 11AAINE SERviCE 114-2511-6110. 76 ' Auto Parts & Accessories Supplies Transportation 30'x40'x10' Een, II:M .. ldlr - · 1-3" . . . . . . ., gut· t•, enclld ~Mice, . 15800; 7 ~32&:,!:.~· .._, 44JiZ wind-, oil Ineulatld, gun...., oreclod ptlc:e $8200; Pieclolon Poll Fremo · ~1.~773-~l. I14-HHM1; --------71 , Autos for sa•e :!1' J!!f ::Y • • Oiii.::!'A •-Ina - -- ,.,; ::'~'ot\':?pm~ a....... = =·· -.,p. o:c:• wv -= -lllr. =-- Jot·- -= om. eoa• . p- .~ -= W.ntod To llolor Home Far We 1111 nd Trip To - h ........ -13-18. Cal 1'1111444M7111. · -. =- =. =1 wantect ~Rent • N······ w- - wv. Opponunny PARTS lf1ERVICE S.W.· FURNITURE AND CRAFTS 2231 Biola ·lloull 14\ Ooiiii>OIII, 114-448-1422. We luv And Soli Good IJoecl Fumlllri. ""'nday Tlw Sallinllr. H P.ll. COUNTRY Budlltil Trcnemletololil, u- a ~Tft, alllvpoe, 11ol1liifl 01 hi; i853 FOld, 2 d-, oxce11en1 · owner IM-:Z4Wf77, "114-371- : , condldon, Annlv.,.toy model, ZIU $4500; 814-241'4861. 1110 Sulek Skylork, For Sole or Triido.614-682·311114. 1973 Olds H 58,000 Actu11 Block, IJoolck, - o r olpoo, win- lllln, Vorv Good Coowllllori. 79 Camperslo - · Nnlell, ole. clauolo WI,.. $1,!75. 614-446-8958. IllS, Rio Gtondo, OH Cal 114Motor Homes 245-5121. 1175 ChiVJ Nove, auto., Texaa • llollil roollna oowl oldlng, 304- cor, $1i50 OBO, IM-V411-20UI, 111111 FOld .. llln~Ven, 372·2011. :.to:;;m;.;l.:..olpm=.-'"··--...,.~- 45,000 1111111, oulo. 1871 ChivY llollbu, V-6 aiilo, 11N Pontiac SE Big CINrcnc. sllol 111112 Edl· 56 Pets for Sale 1oou a ,..,. good, $875. 304tkXI WORLD BOOK EN~ ~~:-:::~=:-:-==~ '58·1'73 ar ~1638. rcclo, lol otmrca, 1\000 mlleot, CYCLOPEDIA $IIIO OH, $30 10 Woolo Old \Vhllo Hlmoloyon kly- .. 3044'11-72111. Down $311 llonlh. llorgorot KIUOIII $150, coli 814-448-2510 . 1871 Cordoba pl.. 1m lor Pierce, 304-1754171. AHor 4P.II. poo1a. 304-675Services Coalwood Flroplaca 1. .1~ $300; oroom tnd Sui>IOIY Sloop.Pot '-'---::-'c.,..--::---:---::-:Otoovoly Wl>OCI Splitter $400; Qroonolng. All loo'Mcle, 01Yiel. 1~80 Buick Roaollon 2dr, TapPeri Mfcrowave 175; Floral ' lama Pill Food OHler. Julie Automat~ Tnnwmfu , & 81 Home Couch 1200. 614-3117·7512. , Wlbb. Coll814-t41-0231. Cylinder lllobuiH F•glno, Ap. Improvements prox. 5,000 Mll1a, ~·w llre1, Cooto_.o lor log •r.llllor. 8 .U:C Chow Puppleto, IAol _On... $750. 114-37U.:!847. BASEMENT liP •11111111. Pump, vo .,., roll, Raducld To 5100 Eachl Blue WATERPROORNO 4x30" cyl. 304-175-7142. Alill Clnnemon, 1144~. 11110 Hondo Aoc:otd, ·lolr cond, 1200. O.yo 3DU75-4411i olio lor Uncondlllorool Nllll,.. g......,. ' Dllhwuhor, For Sole $25, 614· .U:C Dolmollon pupplee black Suo : ovonlngo 304.gt5-35114, IM. Local ............ lumloload. : 1 1 whh, only 3 left, 1 ,....... 11181 Cullou Broughom, 4dr, Frco tlllmiiM. Call olllocl 1· 44&-2&20. Ee~y Amerlctn llvliifl room l Ull, $3DO; 2 mol. . l25111a.; S14-6US. Dlllol Eng. II PO 30 + Yory 114-237-o411, doy or night Aog.,. Wooterptoo2716· $110, 114-015-4111: · Good Condhlon, 11,475. 614-2511· llng. 1'1-ood For Slle, All Oak, In· AKC Molo Cocker Sponlll, Bul1, 1332. cun11 Home tmpn> ......,.,., ' lormotlon: 614-367·18111. 1 112 Yooos Old. $75.00 Fomole , ••• Bulc:l< Skylilw" 1 Ownor, YNrc Exper- Oor 01c1ar I Cocker Sponlol, 8 monlho, 175. "' 1'1.-: AI Horotwoodl Splh 614-44&-2620. Good Corodhlonl IHS. 814-3111- Hooo-.Work, " - Addlllona, Foundollon !1oo11!!g; Doll- $:15 Plck.Up Lood. 11032. 114-251-1311. . AKC Mole Cockor Sponlo.!o lul1, •·· c.n Nanl lop 1 Kbclooooa Alill Balbo. Frco IIi' 1 112 Yoare Old. $75.00 romale 1883 - P 11m8tMI At... WI C11, No, Job Far Sa... Slzo madlum lacln Cocker Sponlol, I monlho, 175. =:xcollenl Conolhlon, 614- Too Big Or Smaiiii1WUC1511. _, -· w1 leallilr 114-448-2620. Qovlo Sowing lllololne And 2 ~=- . wi~~ lri.., lllnnol "nina. Hu new, . . AKC Atglllorld Bullll Pup. 1~84 llonlo Carlo, Air, Tl", vacuum Cluner ....,_.,, Free r • .. kina "':;.G::Id fUll; at110 mlac. Couloo, nn, AMIFII , New nrao, Plclo.Up Alill Dol'-¥. Oloorgoe 1 Weoloo Old 5100• 14-44&- a emrcnco, . .111 11ottgt ladlioe lng; oe11 114-112Polnl, A11r Dolrool. 114-448Craoll Road, 1-42114. wlwoo--<lryer OH 21115, Nptn ·ar IM-Mil-2204 of1112. · 11. .1 lllrkl~ poll, oat lor lpm. Chi,_ pol bolllod pigl a eowl lrclltr oapootr, elec:tr\. I OKUrlly • monlh ..._ l14o1115-4lll3.1184 Chryelor Fifth Avon. ., wlro piUI UliiNIII, JoFar 1118: Coonpulir Doalo, Nloe regular,...., wlwoll, excolloiol conoalon, eel, plumbing, hoOMiifl, ..,_ , AYI, Pl. 1'11, 30W7MII7. !.'!!!. lllklng 111. .. N 114-11112· Drcgonwynol Call"": CFA Per· ovorylhlng - r. lour - · g:~="'l· lnoldllnd ""'' ..... I Slamooo Khl1111. 114- 12,100. 30W'IS-4l38 ar 304-885Nice 0... IR Unlumlaload _ , eftor 4:DDpno. JET Apoo~menl. twoo..L.!I•Itla. F- • - n a wooolliUrnel wllh 44141144 After 7:ao p.m. 3001. Provldod. Wtler, Clio._ Plla. chii!IMY. Uoid 3 onomho. ~1. Roh Tonk, 2413 Jockoon Avo. 1184 Topoz, ""'' good, lookl Aarollon IIOiono, ropoloacl. r..liUIK mo1ore In llook, ROll Air Corod~ Ra- 30W111'4113 •nor lpm. . Polm PINoanl, 304-175-2013, o0oc12., new 11r11, $800, 614-V49- IEVANS, JACKSON, OH. 1 qulrcd. I A or lp.m. Niilrlllon PlodUCle lull llno Tropical lllllo 1 blrdo, 2142. 53JI.tl28. Complllly Fumllllad SmaU llalurlng Amino Acid lolly omollonlmala oowl oupploa. ~~81 lla"'ury Grand llorqull, Aon"o TV Sarvloe, lflliillllllna ~. • lllUIIM. No luldlug, wolalol ond lot Mole Slborlan Hulloy Puppy. 3D2Y.., Automallc, Full - ... Palli. Cai1 811ote 7 P.ll. , , . _ . . . . _ lornouli1L A v - ••· Woll llorlolnao, $125. Female Enolno Ex .. lllnl, Body Good, In Z.nbh oleo - vlc:lna moil .....r bro-. oolro, 0338. ctullvaly ool Alto Aid Ploarmoc:y, Hullov PUJ>, 111.. Efll, 1100. 102;0110, $2,100. 814-44&-'7215. ' 101111 • .,.,. .., _ rcpalro. ~~..... ~~~~ll6~27.~.;----;;:::;--.;~ 11115 Oldemoblle 111111 88 304~i81 Ohio ·~21114 . Complllly Pumlolood mobllio Tloe •lit woylo dill. home, 1 inle below town 0'111'· ll~l~h.t bed a Mancl and eP141PY Palla Pet Shop. Broughlm, V..a, automatk:, full Slpllc To~k Puml)lna liD Oalllt . loololiifl river. NO\Polli, CA. 114- woll*; - r i c llo,., luU olz• Locolldln O.C. Murl>hv Co. Oo~ - r , AIIIFII, now llr. ., o~col· RON EVANS ENTEIIPhiSES, 44U331. . bed oprlnp lowl Nl· III>OIIL Now opon. AKt Booton 1en1 condlllon, $2300 ; 114-11112· Co. Jac"-o, OH 1-..,..g528. 1.-; 11711 Oldo 8111-tgOtOi iorrlor, Cloowa, llln-pln, Oo~ !11151. Twa OM tlld:OOiii.,... loated I l l = - ~- 2 11111'-- 1•• ••1 ~~ 82 • ,. 201 - l i lloaot; lor lurlhor ,. - · · ~ ~. ,·. - Cloov~ 2 Door!lfi>V-6, Plumbing 1o ora: -13M. ' lon ... lnlormll 304-1"1'5-15,440 t R-oller pupo, 5 old, AT, AC A Cno., P B, Heating 121: - - Bike poronlo on posmiMII Chtm- TW, POL, PSTS. S2,6115: .f:J.~IIclilc loa CrMm F,._r l)lonllolp Bloodilno, cal enyllmo 1~n Ponlloc 1000 LE ~. Aoao, F-inan'• Healing A1i11 Coo11na. 45 Furnished 110: Ouloldo t.ounge 304-t75-13n AC, ~~~ PS/PB• o"· cc, Rooma Choir 1non Fnmo, Cullloloolo •• t u '!,4!1.i 1t10 Ford oompo, 4dr, lnllollation A1111 S.VIce- RSO Cao1111od. RHidorollal, cam._. 121. · - lWo Hlmoloo~an w IOJ, ~· AIIIFII, PS~B. 84,11115. cloi. IM-2...1111, A-~ ~ • wMio or mooo1h. .QDO, old; 304-4511- 8112. 1,__11171, Sloo11ng'; ........ 0.1111 Notll. . Jolon liMN 311 llonlen Trlclar, Yorlolhloa Terrier, IIIIIO!e, loco 11116 llltoury Couger, Bleck W 84 Electrical & 114 411'1110. Exoll..,. Conollllonl 11 HP, 42' . . .1i lor boMCiiiifl, 1200. no /Rid lnlorlor Elcoollenl Condl· Cut. $4,200.114 441-. 111porc, 304.g11-2112. . uon, 17,000 MIIM. Call IM-311JI. Refrigeration 11n11lftl ...... dh ~. A-.I.NIIl or OOIIWI&Ciill • -~- .....,..• - .Eowav s,.. 57 Musical Cal ehr 2:00 p.m., 304-773- c.M. FoirnaoO . _ 1 1117 Floro, 110,-1., Wiring, MW MI'Yice or fiJPIIra. 1 Ml...r Ua1n11 ~ lllctftc:M. , -.~~~11.000. . , . _ Instruments eut-u~:!lt..AIIIFII/ca_.lo, 1421, llW1J1.7127 After 1:30 P.M. -om 12!100; 114-11112· ~~- llactrlcal, WV IIIII, , •• Space tor Rent 0ooo1 Uoad Klmbol Plano, Good 11 M. 304-175-1111. ' · Kina otovo, uc cond, Corodftlon. t160, Call E-lnp, ' 0f11coo Wllh I2DI. 010, IIIW1WI7I. 114 411-GUL 1117 llonlo Carlo Luxuoy Sport 85 General Hauung _ , _ In Dlownl- Qal. ~~_ueod. !!, • Up. llack, , ~· Air\ Tift Wheel, t111111o. Cal 114-441- -114-11).•-• ~tnM...... U.or 8 P.M. Oo Houllng Anr11me, Anyplace, No Job lllg 0t lot lor - . 111 1N1 p,..,... Flrablnl Farmule, Too LftUe, Ill ••~ CIM"':t · Work, Any Kindt I 3711-2271 ...,..__ 51,100 Illite, 114 44111?1. Front - · - al A...- IIIII 1'111111 • - . •11c11w ol, Nil r u Trerto • 1110: IEtgloo looclad, 114-112-1127or....,..nef. MKIIICI'lladiB'-.W:"atallax ...1111. ... cono1. iii7 TOJoto ffT Upholstery 11,200. IOWJS.2722. 81 Fann Equipment Q 11ont.... .... ··:..:l.al.=------- AYAII.AIIU!. SEPTIC IYIITEIIB, HOIIEIITEiwod • 12 Tnlckl for Salt -oco EIA TREE SERVICE. Topping, QoorvM Portable SawmMI don~ hauiJ:: loa• to the m{n Just FOR -Evonlngl. ~. Rm, • 992-6215 t land contracta. IJ!t..IB5--3S1l. Trimming, TrM Removal, Hedge · home WI rDOIII m.nalon, 1.21 Trlmmliifl. Fr• Elllmellll 614· io1e1 al llllld, localld In nice -~~ • A.,~~ 1581 Sq. ecre 101, 2&8 wtlll, 2 _,.plolo balhe, dining . lbd ~ ._.,living room, rm., wo 1 • In cloMto, lull)' carpatld, 2 por· chN, electric Mat, AC 1 ltov•, oatrla. .lot, 01.,....w1roo, Home Nl1'fBank, Aaclno, OH. 614·V4112210. 2 badr-.o, low lwonly'o, no !lulldlnga Block Wool Of HIIC On Jockaon 111111 Hove Good Otpoolullonal Plko 11W' I A.ll. -11:30 P.M. If 1111&100 1011 IIIII bldg lar lalo ot Sldlle. TwDinll- Alill Flllna DuiiMy And Exporlonce II Till Roquload. -lleaiime To: CLA t1 Coneem For Your Chlld"o • • · Ololllpolla Foroy, make o body oloop, ole. 304-175Caro. Call Uo For A Yloh. lnlant ~ flo Oallpolla DloiiY TriliU~ 1 ... Ttolnl Avenue, Go!lllpoh, "" · !Toddlooa 114-448-8227. Po:o•· choalotl /School Age 614-44,_ 41131• 35 · Lots 1o Acreage 112:14. 1Ct1M2 Thlelel-tl!al (114) 37M153 8-12Mdl-10 m sr:a 01 ~~----------~. ~ B•l&et" $16.00 SWAGS 1w ~nnle: Nov. 4, 8:311: Dried Mlltarlal& • C.lllhe Trolley "Lton for mo,. Info. a atudent; IMpegolng..._,.,udon't. A~ I ,All AIMI I Slll~oy Sf!!.'*• 304-4171-1428. or Wonlad For 2 Kkllln A-. Will Ccnllclor After 2 P.M. 114-38l721&. ' .~ Nov. 8, 8:30pm: Homes for Sale -ory. i_, par Inch ;q Call (304) 895-3386 =r~,O:ot~:C:':;P~ 114 u. 0527. ..... GRAY'S TAXIDERMY r Reillotleli•t Stop & Compare 1 Bodroom Tnollor, Cl- To Dawnlown Oallpolla. O - r. 114o441-1151. ~~;;;;~k;bjj~j;;;"f;; 2 B dltoblle Home Far tr- FREE ESTIMATES 1 Mobile Homes for Rent Dloll= COMMERCIAL lllld RESIDENTIAL LICENSED oowl BONDED 31 · ....... Loll Of Eldtool 12.000 ; For 'i\o,; Pair, : .,.._. , Plko. 0000 s &Auction , WHh 2 Tnmamm.rs 992·2269 USED RAILROAD TIES VOndliifl ROUle: Local. WokHol ve T. . N-MechlnM,IIo ngA Nlcoo Sliildv Cuh Income. 1· I m ond. cleln, no pole, ~ liOd2bdrm. iCiolancoe . Unlurnloload toou., n1,.. quloacl; · - - · 42 : ca. ' Chalro ~ : w........ . lllor'a 12111:·Hounl: !Y • lurdoy H ; ..._Sliver lfldge ·PIU.to or 4 1111.. 0111 141 On Uncoln Dry.,._ IJ8.2722. &::;a.r. v'!:J~--Ipm. . 0 ~- crofto, d m: --= . , ........ 1111 ad Ia lo llln, IIMnclliy Blislneas QpponunHy l lng 121.11; llool nww $128L~Io Arid Chen 1211 Or tlV.I3 ; Collie Alill Enol Wllh DooN 11" Wllh I ;:,:.::,.:.:.,,::.;..-:-::;,...,--,.-- - ; - Dr G I II 1 Oil I0 F..,.laload, 2 or :lbdrno, lor Nnl Kolloy ., oU po • In Country 11ob11o Plllo. WM.. r/ 45131, Tolo&ll;"-: 114-448-3385, ....:... """ _ . ,_ Sorloua Price: 152, DO. Uvlng Room, !!_oyo7.r:.,;r._t~· 114-11112· ..-IW160 3 Badooome, Fomlly RoomJ.. 1 .167, •~ "'~·· quliN Only. 114-44 • And 112 BalhRIOiiil 1 ""' In Clilllolra: 121115 Wnh 8&18 11 ..1 Bo Oorep, Brick 'FIGtil Wllh Coder Ex nc1o· 2 a~ 2 Ballot '"o . Slcl ng. .NoW PI Canlel; · -Oo1 -• I• UN III'PC. Sand Hool,· AC,• - . . . To: CI.A 246, c/o Oo~ 3 8odrooo11, Modern Houso, Laundry Hoolc.Up, IM-387·7171• tlpolla Dolly Trllill"!o .125 Thlnl Ooro\:, AC, S.Curlly Alarm. A - Oalllpollo, ut14H:tl. · p F Rio Grande: lWo . ZlDB . lloln, Pt INIInl. ot Go1 Heal, !,1fg1 Y..., Wantld W&lor IWUO.e Wollir Slle By OWner. 114-441-61!12. Building, No Pile, , Opooalor In Smoll VIllage Of 4 badroom, luly lnoulolod . , n- llllor-.114 441 M3D. loftll, -. Ohio Waehrnaton County. Mult Se aau I W"ater wiring, new p11nt, 304-175-2130. Th,.. bedroOm lrllllr, llid· And CltH II Wlllowolor. Call BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE dleporl. ·.C - leo IOhool ond Vlllalll OHicoo 1"14o6116-2418 B.ol• Hillorlciel AIM Corner Lol • 11~ 11-, htal pump: 114-IN· wHn I And 2. After Hour. 114- 111 1 PI Pll 1 w v 5858. ~~~~~~~~~~ Ot Send Roeumo To n '· • ...,..i': 2 · Full a. _ ~.Dwell, Ofllo, Complolllf Aenovot Wolnut lWo bed._.. lrollor lar rood In 301 91 ·~ B.. hl, 3 Urge Bedroonw, New ~tt and rlfwlnc11 451014. HVAC. . New Caopol. Avolloblo CDUntry, roqulrld; 114-114~133. WANTED: EIIEAOENCY REUEF lmmldlally. 1*.441-2205. COMIIINTY SKilLS INSTAIJC. B cit 7 2 balh 1 44 Apartment TOR(S)- IO .........,. rl ' - • · """"'m~'•-· tro ' 1 00 mun.IIY and _ . . 1 ,oldllo leo - · ~· 3 m 0 (or Rent adufta whh learning llmballono lOM>, $84, • 304-675..a260. I~ ~~·· HOURS: Aa FiORECLDSED & REPo Homu. 1 bdrm. 1101rtmonl, lllddllpoil, 8Chld •• neec»d; .arne BeloW Markll Value. F1nta.tlc $15(1{ mon., ·lncludn waler; -nlglolt . neodod. Savlngo. Your Aroa. 1-805-962· - .... 1 prbogo, 1,.. 114 ~ 21 7. woolodiyi/Weoloonolo. lnlonriol 8000 Eln. lt-10111 For currant 1 Bodr- Full Ballo, 1D lllnut• -lng. Vorlouo oldlla lnol From Oalllpollo, All Ulllhln Paid lolonlo noadad. We'ro looldiifl Ual. For Eloclric. I22Mio. lar poopll who enJor .....r Good a1.- ,_. "Move In" Excopl IMOPII, who can INCh vartoue · oond. cao. to .chool. 3 bed- ~ a R-enco Roqulrad. 114-4410140. ioldolo lo ollooro, wloo ora ..... """" 1 balh,_llli11ally llnlohad live, end willing_ to work. ae put ...men~ ~1172. 2 BA oportmonl at Golllpollo of · an IMrgMic team. Hl~h ='===·=-=====~ F-. 304..7S.2l>48. ecloool dell lSI, valid dirlvor I OOVERNIIENT HOliES Ftom $1 llcenH, · :!yow. driving ••· (U I!"PII!:I· Tu Z BR' opl. locatld bohlnd Holur ~nee. gOod driving i'ecord, PropertY. R1 p'nn Your Clinic oiW. Va. 3Q4.618.4418. liOd iidOquale ·eulomoblle Aroa (1)' 101 N2 8000 Ext GH2 or 3 Bldroono Aotlrimonl, covonge requlrld. Salooy: 4112 FOr CUmonlllopo Uot. $35DIIIo. ~k. Trolltr $4.7511o0ur. H lnterlalld, conlact ......:..... For In ~~ ~· Lol For PkM Rltll, liD/Ita. llolh Cocelo II ..-s31·23D2. ~ - • •~ DoaciUM lar oppllcanlo: t - . • . bollo, Lf. Flal !M11ad AI: Honillll Toacoo 111111112. E~ -~11~111~:. : : ; Schoof Olatrlct. 114x211 1121. . 2 ,..;y nlcoo lutnlahad aplo In WANTED: Pe~·TI... - - P.ll114-M1.-L duplex~r:-n.talrl 1m1U 1 bedAvolloble AI A Communhy room Iiiii 1 waler pold, -~ For Par-.a Willi Or a ...,. Don nltl Dlulolll11ee In , _ In Ewln01on Wllh Alt:; upololro $225. 1111 I walor pold. OoiH~II. Houoa: a:30 .. :30 l.a'l: .l.ol $8,100. 11W88-8710 NO HUO. ral I dop rooqulrcd, P.ll., Tu ~rl: a .P.It., lsi; 241,our Or -11112. , 304-6154&51. W...ly BloH 11111~i Or Aa Rut-, OH: 4 Bodnt0m11 ~ OOoorwlll Sc:loldu- Hl\l,h 1a11oe, LOColad On 2 Acre LOO. =:..•l*tU~ ~.:; Scloool O.grM, VOild Drlvor • ~ Down Poy...nl, No Cloalng room fKIIh'- cloM to achool LlcoooiN, T - YMOS Drlvliifl Coale. No PolniL APR. CaD In lown. ,.,.,.~c.;,...,_ available Expo-. 0ooo1 Driving 111011-333 ma Aalo Far: lllke al: Vllltgo 'C).Mn Aplo. Nl or Aeeotd, Good Communication a-, And Otgonlzallon Sklllo, _ _ _ _ _........_ _ __ 814.g112 311 EOH. call • 1. · Punctual And Ab11 To Aa 32 ao-bll H BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Pail Of A Toam Aooqulrld; EX· mu 8 omes BUDOET PRICES AT JACKSON ..,.._ Worldnv Wllh " " tor Sale ESTATES, 531 J a c - PIU Wllh lloodal Aelordallon And 1oom 118Zinoo. Wllk 1o lhoD a Dlvllopmenlol D1Mblllll11 Including lol IIIONa. Calll1t Ul 2511. EOH. Prolorrld. Salooy: 11.00 /Hr, To ~~ Per - - - 1 4 · - - · - · - h 811811 llldcllepot1, Ohio, 81111. Band A-mo TOoCecllla lnolODiiiolole M1· lahod badr IPl 8our, P.O. Box 104, Joc"-o, ;a~l(11ng • llopo. OH 4514Q; Deodllne For Ap. :::.. . lnol.!ro.t:f;p""i' ref ,.: l)llcanlo: 11/121V2. Equal Oppor· quloacl, :J04.e82.215811. I unity .Emp._; . 14&51 Commodore, 2bclrm., all CINn Fonolaload 3 -. 1 . . , . . _ • • -.. conoll11on, 14 $MOO n•gada'M: 114-141-2114. Business llalh, ~lilri.OOOWaler, Truhad Paid, I II • 1,. mobile home 14x:70, over · Training . CINn, 1urn1a1o0c1 otudlo oport• loalf .... lot, -ollloly lur· · ~ mooo1h ..,,_ . Allroln HowtiiSoulhMIIIm , ..... lncl~ ..,.. ,~ diM, • v 011 ...:;-'- · llill Buol.-a Collofii, VOIIoy 30W7W722. " Pluo. Coli Tocloiy, 11 431111 otOL - . ~. a llldroome. 0ooc1 Corodblonl Rtg.-121111. Efllcloncy APiilmoool Fumlaload, UI11111M Pekl, l-.a515. 3bdtno, ·~·12. ' ' lurnlohad, Fumllllad, 3 - . a llalh, 18 Wanted to Po cen1rol air, ilolillng, wll llnence. A Baby..llng In My Homo : Cby $100 $1311 noon., 114-182· Clean, No Pill. ~ Roqulrad. 814-t4e.151t. School Dl11rkt. Aet... ncu 2187, 814 _3 d-Cal Anlllble. 114 44t eesc. Onoolouoi ' living. 1 uocl 11 bad-.o opol1- ll VIllage Corllllod Nural"'l Aallalanl Will llonor IIIOd .._ Caro Far Elcloo1y"lady \Noll Bid· Apooolmonla In Middleport. F""" lull In My HoriOI. 114'446-4533, $1116. Caiii14-IN·l71t EOH. 814-448-8351. & VlclnHy ; IISTAWD PllaJ . · t.7-$27s.oo 16K7-S450.00. . OPENERS IISTALLED-Y. HP-$280.00 •FIREWOOD Slvfl01 Wanlld FOf Buoy Stlon, Tlrld 01 WO<Idng For Neolhlng, Conllicl Carol Kl'l§ Slorting P~ $4.110 Hour Whh !nellie 115. . Pomeroy, · Middleport wodWood (614) 992·3470 . 1oc1 lllndy KMmC Edbor, Polnl Ploaoanl Roglolor, 200 llaln Sl or cell304-675·1333. R..,.maoe 21 -IOJ, _..UollU. • Oloio. 4618 • eo.•ll••en, .SAND -GRAVEL oDIRT -LIMESTONE • • . OK a ~ REIJt.ICEDI IF YOU'JE WAITING FOR A AEAION TO BUY IERE IT IS: Owner hal ra-t P-lica on tile r==========i:::=======~~ HelpWanted . .-. ~!!~I, looj WaiW loeal: l14o t..ll</1""'1 lD 19!12 tlr - . , Aiilo !111M* llr'r'l, a.• - 2YIIVI -• Slfllll lllooii . Fonl, 11 __ ,....,...... r-..., be alectecllor • :1 -1-11115. AlbMy In Clip 1 rwh n1 Allricuhural Saol1ty Dorle A. u.., Secretary (It) 6, lie I' ., R&C EICAVAYIIIG BULLDOZING IIOiltERS AT Chrlltmaa Income! Eaay work from home. No caah a.t up. Swt a t - and y o u ' l l - haw. to worrylbout 1112 _.......,.. ..... be .,....,.,._ , ......, 1 lehool DlnioL · Laet data to purcli11182 -barehlp licbla .. OcL 2A, 11182. Petitlona IIIUit H flied with lh• Secretary ,.,., dave prior lo 1h cllon. HAPPY WJOUEPORT • ,_., EYOiilngl. ·~N.,.. Ice...:,-; hoo:...--..,lor ,.-roro 1,-= Pom.,..oor-OJ -.-=2 or I bed""'"-, .._ .. IChool 111-...,.llclrlcol 1012Q1'11211 mo. NOnCE OF EUECTIOH w• ~ . _3 IJocutll! II. 7, • • -· Wllh Dlpoell. 114 u1 4401 ':=li~To~':'~=H~~· Glallty HI Efflcletpcy lk' Heat Psqs, Fnaces & Now Water Heaters. · 36970WI•IIIII 10.12-'82 tfn The.,.,_, eleellon of ... Albany lndep enclent Agri- Albany, Ohio. ' Voting houra. ba 3:00 P.M. 10 7:00 P.M. C. ~ld • lor Dlrec._ muet " - • FanoiiY, Clllld.-n To ,...,. ClolliM, $' Fon, 400 Turloo Hvd. T - . (1 Chevy, 1 ..... "* 4411014. ""'*llr F.......,_J Eut.U Anrl. ·ltllll == ~ iiiloio, , & VIcinity BISSELL & BURKE .COIISTRUCTIOI at tile Albany Grwog~ Hall, llolh I loo . . , - . 1wwz: 11. W I - - . 1.1 ::;.:·~~~~~. n•=:.J: IIIIM . _ Ml On A1. ~ lnclucl- -.o molnl.,..IICI II!Orlo. otlora lng Child,... Clot!,., T - ..... _..unllleo, '""' 1e Fumfton, Carpel, Old lkloke, f:l1 ol pac•-. Sorocl ....,.,. PO s...,...7ZIIC p Compound BOw And lluclo Public Notice Saturday, Novembar 7, 1112 '"· ~. HAUUNG SERVICE 6:30P.M. 915·3561 - cun.... Scebty w11 ba Mid ~~-Air,__ . ,~ l.ollll ~'' .......... I.L. 7. 1:»1. Routl 414 .-oandl Blvd Aloin WICK'S DEPT. UIIICI 992·5335 or Happy Ads .;~a,., lloNo, !-t.:;::' .;.'t:. ~;~ pt, IEII'S~CE OF FIDUCIARY ReviMd CoM.._ 211UI "On October •• 1M, "' the Mllgl Counly Probate Court. CaM No. 27841, Klllhy • llcrol GUN SHOOT 48 'OCWftHoa.a.Ru"*•C, r:a.,oell, , •• lred. I14-M1.oat. In -, n1co ='hood, 4 bdnol., 2 lull bol - .. a gerlotgoJ , mon.. depoill -"od,l-1-2211. · , Modem 2 · 11 dreom Mobile Home, AI Ellclric, Wllh Ail FOR MORE INFORMATION . · CALL KEN RIGGS AT lll . .D lrl~l .. OrWe APPOINTIIENT EoollrUol- - . 8141 or $1.12 Week: luhehlt¥,. a.rt· · ·- I _,1111._1_ ! I ToMoiplo lo1111ra CltMio PUANCES 114 41f t421 OR 114-44W151 'I.., -.lluol 81 Poklln ..._.._ DEADL.JrE: 2:00 p.m. 1111 der lialolc 1. . ad Ia lo Nn. through Ol:tobttr 31 Service I'IIIM from $18.116 per month. lncludee 180 mlnut• of off-peak air time. LN81ng available from $15.00 per month. MICROWAVE OVEN .•IMI VCIIEPIIR MEGAN R. WILLIS, DeceiOod, CUe No. 27M1, Gallipolis & VIcinity '*'"'· ..,.., ~· ~ w. •FREE INSTALLATJONo With any phone purchMe 1111 NoMa aM LX . . . . . ., , : 1 OWner, 11,300. 114- • .......a VI'RA FUIIHITURE AND AP- M l'<orlwiooeulo - · ~Of llowa, w - or 614-446·1157 TOTALLY AIITOIIOTIVE I'EIII'ONINic;E . WANT ADS PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF ' 1·800..598~5654 CELLULAR Wad.-Sel. BEllER Mikld Casto'• Co111try Cloggert haw 5 C•llll, 614-742·2321 Strictly Enforced IMCI • We Deliver In. •• Gallia, Meigs, Mason and Surroundbig Counties ONII, Anrl,.l , ..,,.,,.,. ···pi AHANDFUL OF CASH &up Dookel13, BUILDERS 20 Yr. Exp. ' HOME HEATING OIU DIESEL FUELS • GISOLINES -IAUIES • ADDmOIS • SIDIII Factory Choke . 12 Gauge Shot HOURS: 10...., Pill Aft• 6p.a. 614-915-4110 Tex.• Two ~tep, Boot Scootin' Baogle, Woltz, Cowboy Po11c8, Ten Slip Polca; Cowboy Cha-018, Cotton-eyed T011, Flying Ell#. Tulh Push (Tueodlly} Pt Pleuant Youth Clonler '5:30 p.m. (Clogging) Chldn~n age 4 NOTICE OF AID ·mmllll UIIIINUTI 111711111 FOR SALE: 19761NTERNATiONAL BUS Public Notice BP OIL CO. WI DO ~A . Autos for Sale 11 5I Yard Sale 7 The Dally Sentinel ,., r.1 er cl1 d nd1se 41 Hou111 for Rent al J ........ D, •••• ft I LliCM A l dfiMl ·114 411 0111. ~ IULUDI IOIID DEADliiE 4:30 P, M. DAY IEFORE PUiliCADOII Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, / C:a ~~ ~ -IIMieotooniiWIIhl 111-. IIOio • 110 11011; All Ullod LaM T111n I . .11 Coli ·-1721. '· Forg- TG20 Trcelar 11t:i Ill Ill' 8tolrp $4,110: 1000 ot.el 14,110. 1142181122. Wo're Tolklnl TU<iWyl Klhnv"• Aulo Canler, uv ~ ~~ Rocolvo -t111, 1· A Frll Turkoy, I aoo-4...1HG. 4 W . . T... _ ,•• Uplool-ng - lng lrl COUI"lly 1181 27 JIOIC. Till In lunlllure . . . -....... Call 3CI4-675o4ll4 lar It• ... llonatN. llMt �• •. I • ..' Pomeroy-lllddlepqrt, Ohio Postal inspector issues warning .,_. .u. P'alall INpoclioll Service ... . _ iiMIIi· pDna I JlOIIIl lllflllll1-order. ICIIII illwlvin& priloa -.... pen pals. Allhouah 111011 of die inmWI ill queslion 1re iiiCII'Ceraled " tbe MiaisoiRJi Sllle PriiOa .. Pln:b111111. Miss., !be 1C1111 is apreadinJ 10 odtel prisons ICIIlll die oountry. I am llkinJ yOIIIO print I wamillJ 10 I SF I L Tbe your fQdcn. Tbe ICIIII inwivel lllerin1 U.S. poatal money orden. It works like lhiJ: The lrunue wrilea calli ber m..,;.,_ Tbc iDmale lhen buUAn up die woman 111c1 llllai or . reloc:alina llelr II« allu bil releue the is not a so be cu establish a "closer female viclim. a)'in& ~ 10 criminal, but be did "111e poor judpnent" mid il llei'Ving a IliOn jail llelllellee, He ~ddt 11111 be is liDincially eeaR. Soon, !be innlllie'l leUen become men penonll llld inlimate. The lnmare lhen Nb for lbe WODIIII'S phone Dumber and a:.::==~: ; . lndividalll u.e J!Ol . only loll wllll IIIey llelleve 10 be a 1ell your mden lbat if tllfy : cblnce it 1nle km. but lboir life have been victims or aucb ~· : •vinaa Ire wiped out. ICIIII, or 1R Clinaldy illnoMid m• Today I IPOke widl M elderly one. dtey .shOuld COIIIICt die U.S . • woman Wbo hid loll $14.000 llld ·Polral 'lnapec:lion Service or tbeir ; didn't want 111r r.uy 10 ftDd out. locll poiiiiiiSIU immediMely. •· . Sbe l'elred lhey would dUnk llhe ROBIN DALGLEISH, POSTAL : wu i.nclplble ot llllkina decisions INSPECTOR, MBMPHIS, TENN: : 11141 take lepl aclion. llllleld oC DEAR ROBIN: Here's your leaer : admiuina ber foolishness and iutinJ for help, lhil woman who llld my dtanb for wri1inJ it. l'ln ; is livina on a fixed income is sure YOII hit some croob pretty hlid : IOday. lind dtat should make you lllempting 10 repay.ber bank. I . Exposina litis am would be a happy, r. lhil ~· relatioasbip" with marriage in mind. Sbonly after lbe c:orrespondence . lqins, lbe lrUIIinJ victim ~ llllere4 u.s. pollll IIIOIIC)' ordcnl, lllllllly in die Ulount or $100. At lhe ~of lbe inmlle, tbe victim SALE ,.HIS YEAR ELLIOft'S . - SATURDAY .. 11~~8aAI~·~,NQ~Y~·~7__II .. ()1. TV~ IM. I't Wonn, TX ·, ,, MORNING '• . I CGCIMIWX GIBSON HEAVY DUTY LAUNDRY PAIR GIB$0N30" SLIDE· IN GAS RANGE · • lift & lock Top - FRIIEUTORS " $377 Dio&oM1 SENTRY 1 · ··-ltC..,Irel Coler TV e SS1504EW e Rcccivc:riMonitor . 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Of Sunday's duo, "I Will Show · You Mercy" is more sttaightfor. ward, even static, in its depiction of the anJUished Philippa Monaahan coming to terms with the mercy killing of her mother, who then was UNIUGI, OHIO I daughter, Jack Emery's script draws on an actual inlerview wuh Ms. Monaghan, who was llelltenced 10 two years' probation in 1989 on the grounds dtat killing her mother, a sufferer of motor neuron disease, was an act or charity and love. ~·1 had to kill dte one thing I loved, lite onlr lhin& 1 loved," lite acttess eJtplaons with more selfconscious technique than necesssry, wiping away lean as she sits on her bed, dressed in black, and puffsc~. , ....... GIIIlaplty ··~ --., .. --.... .. - ' . !mS.akmon'eWOfld 9 Paid Program all Sac:kyanl 0 Fly Flllhing VIdeo Moigezlne a NewatH•IIIIWorke 1111 Proltira &:;1 9:011 Cll WCW Power Hour 9:30 ~ G (J) 8 Darkwlng · Ou~k · CD French In Action (!) No JOb for 1 Lldy. IIDJQD New• lUI. TAZ·MANIA &:;J · ID) Coptaln Plonel 1hd lhe PlanetHraC 9 HollywDCMIInekllr all Joy ol G1odenlng o Walker'e Cay Chronlclae a N.,.•tMontrweek ·QJI WlllhKld 1181'11!!11 Macoully Culkin Q 1o:oo.ClJe 1evooc1 by .,. s.11 &:;1 (j) Pro Football WHidy. (l)e Goof Troop Stereo. (l) Daetl a: An Introduction to Sponlsh Q (!)lle11M1Falller (!]) • Steven Spielberg p,.~ 'lite Plucky Duck Show ' :t'-"'IR MUUOnt Nlnjl !: !p..,t, 0 Clolp n' Dole'• Reecue R1ngeraQ 9 Fltnen Expnoea 1211 AIHrie'e C,..llve Uvlng Willi Crolla D Hunting lllbnotellljjleaiHe Jim Dougherty scouts the deer woods: ROb Keck hunts turkey; Jim Zumbo discusses mule deer tactics. a Newtf$h0Wiiz Tloie Waek liD ln<IJMICIOI' Ootclgal 10:05 (I) Nallonlll Oeogr...,.lc ExpiOitr c 1o:30 Clle CaiHomll Drlame (I) . . . Wlnklilmln'l ~ \ije tile Aclcllme ,aooolly m Dntlnol: tolpanlllhC An lnb cdue lion 12:00 Cll D NIA ln1kle SlUff &:;I CD Soul Train (I) e P1ld Program CZl From a Country Ootrden (J) 8 1111 College F-11 Virginia Tech al Syracuse (L) . (!) Decorating With Mary Olliatl QD Ameotcan Oladlatora ; ID MOVIE: Pollee cellemy (Rl (2:00) 1121e Kld1M1gl 9 MOVIE: Body Slam (PG) (2:00) 1111 Remodeling and Decorating Today New1D1y 1111 The VIrginian 12:05 (I) MOVIE: BuUiti(PG) (2:00) 12:30 Clle SEC Sportac..,ler (l) G Family Tiel C · · (D (!) VIctory Oarir.n &:;I 0111 Hlgh·Q 1111 Great Ameotcen Outdoore Hunting Montana mule deer. ID Col.looga F-11 Big Ten Game oft~ Week (L) a Evane and Novak 1:00 Cll D Collage Foolblll .-rkansas al Mississippi Stele a (L) (J) MOVIE: Adventurae of Hercul.. (PG) (2:00) (l).fl lentiDII (l) Quilling From lbe Hurlland 111 Frugal Oourmll Stereo. OlD Potld Program 1111 Champlonehlp Rodeo From Mesquite, Texas. . aNeweOay 1:30 (I) II MOVIE: Again II All Odell (R) (2:00) CZl Strip Quilting With Kaye Wood C!l T1111 Old Houu &:;1 Newemaker SIIUnloyfNewe !Ill Tile RHilmln 2:00 (l) Sewing With N101cy ~~~ N.,. YankH Wootcehop a 1111 Fl,.hawlt:/Siipercer Seolee Firestone Flrehawk Endurance Championship from Sebring, Fla . a Newi/IIIIIIIIWOrkl Clll Big V1lley 2:05 Cll MOVIE: The Stone Killer (R) (2:00) 2:30 (l) Joy of Painting Stereo. (!) Hometlme 1111• To 81 Announced 1111 Remodeling ond Deco,.Hng Todly a Newe/Styla Willi Elea KleniCh 3:00 (J) MOVIE:.Smokey end lha Bandit 3 (PG) (2:001 (l) HomaUme (J) a Oreet.lt Spone L.oogande Olympic sprinter and football wide receiver Bob Hayes discusses his career. Host: Tom Seaver. (!) Cobin Country Jeremy Read demonstrates the how·to's of archery. Ill D Men'e World Dl College F-11 Bos1on College at Notre Dame (L) (JIP) 1111 NHAA Todtty Winston Banquet from Pomona, Calif. a Newe/()n lhe M..,u 1111 Gunemoka 3:30 (I) G (J) 8 College F-U(L) tD Woodcllrvlng Willi Rick Bull Stereo. (!) W~t'e Sloop Stereo. 1111 D Sporta Specie! Amoco Cen1el Championship_ from Charleston. S.C. (L) 12111nelde Wlneton Cup Racing Pyroll 500 from Phoenix. · D College F-11 Scoreboard a Newetyour Money 4:00ClleCIIHreC tD Morell Adlme: Heorlland Coolttlng Slereo. (!) Advenlu,., In Selle ' Modlllng IDle ALF &:;J 0 Join Rivera' Oo11ipl q<llllpl Ooulpl • American 8porll e CoiVIICidl 0 Uo~~HIIood Htdooploone Raclna Outrtggar Hotels Top Gun Hydrofast from Peaot · · Harbor,Hawanm .......~Cioee-Up (!) AN You lelng 8ervad? !lie Go lor Ill (!]). AFTERNOON Lltlla Chi118IPG13) (2:00) French In Action (!) Executive Straea till. Tom l Jerry Klcll C ~Ill Oarftlkl and Fotenir. lell ... 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C liD ID Full HouM 0 R•l NIWI for I , 11]1 Counteralotkt Stereo. a World Todttr 0 MOVIE: Wild Clni(PG13) (2:00) Stereo. &:;1 Flllhlng The JOlt lies in our realization 111M putting an end 10 her mother's sufferiRJ has created a lifetime of lllfl'erlRJ for lbe dauaJ!ter. The TV play il a haunlilla lllllllination of the crushin1 pressures parents ·bring to bear on their children, oflerl ill the aame of "love." Philippa Monaahan 's talk of beiDJ "on hive with my mother," is a aentimollt lhat A1aD Benneu's clwlcter, Oraham Whlllker in "A Chip In the Sapr," misht well unciCniatld. Bennett tlways has been Colltl,..td Olllll:lt pagt · tD (1M) Ill ll!lllp llrlll: .A . . S••kia Reeves, a dteater actress who starred in the low-budget British films "Antonia and Jane" 'and "Close My Eyes," plays dte ~ Toon•r.: aJle ·M n · 1211 Going Our Way D Collage GameDey a Collage Football Preview !Ill New Zoroo &:;1 @. 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Combinations • Custom Soak & Sanitize Setting • 25-Year Umited Warranty' on Dura Tub • Timed Dry with Regular. Knits/ Delicates & Air Fluff Cycles • High. Low & No-Heat Temperat,ures =• =!:~w-oold MORNING " r o - Marahlll Cll.lulla Clllld lind~ • • leclciolhe~Q (J) •• II). •• • •ra ~. Jim toolbeU. m liD Bordtrtown &:;1 1:051]) WCW S.lllnley Nlghl w..eulng I> 1:30 llle 1121 NBC NIWJ.&:;J CD VIctory Olrden 1;,1 (!) Joy of Mulic !Ill QD Dill CBS Newt &:;I aJl II Andy Ootllllb 12!1 Drtvin' CoUntry D SpootaCenler Newe/Pinnacle liD African Sklel • a m: 7:00 we Wloeel of Fortune . Ill $100, Fortune Hunt Cll D Current Af11lr Elllri_D CD Wid America Slareo. Q' (l)eHMHIW (!) LIWNnc:e W. . (!]) • 1121 Star Trek: The Nell Oene,.llon C 0111 Elj!frtalnmelit Tonight Stereo. Q _ 9 Swamp Tiling C D Collage Foolbalf Scorebolrd a Coprial Oang/Newe Clll Rln Tin nn, K·l Cop &:;1 7:30 Clle 1111 GD Collh Exploaion (!) Un·lellev·a·lulle: The Champion• Relum (!) New Country VIdeo Stereo. 0 Say- R•llty 1211 Telile Connection . D Collooga F - a (l) aNewa~s.-y IIII 'New ZOlfO &:;1 . 8:00 Cll D 1!11 Poweno 'That Be (Season Premiere) Margaret accldentllly poisons Hilary Clinton. Stereo. C (1)8 (1)8 MO\ffE: 'COlumbo: Death Hila lhe Jackpor ABC Night Movie Speclel (2:00) Stereo. Q tD Auetlri City Umlla Sleroo. (!) 8enlora Speak Out Stereo. ... -. Ill ., 1121 • . , _ . , Bridge Sophie takes matters inlo her own hands when Alan joins·a rock band. Stereo. Q lUI• COPS An unidentified women Is murdered; a k_Uilng occurs at a liquor store . S1ereo. C 9 MOVif: l'lhlllt lenjlmln (R) (2:00) Slereo. 1211 0poJ laclcep a PrlmeNewa 1;,1___ 1111 Young Alders Hickok becomes involved with abolRionists while visiting his slater. Slereo. Q 8:30 Clle 1111 Powara 'Thai 1a Bill is thoughllo be dead when his destr£ ear his lound. Stereo. (J) HIA laek Atlanta Hawks at Chicago BuNs (L) iiDl D I!J MOVIE: 'C.Oing to AmeftC8' CBS SaiUtgMo•le (A) (2:30) Stereo. lUI• S Stereo. Q 1211 Clllnd Ole ()pry uv. Stereo. · 1:45 Cll N8A laekelblll Allama Haw~s at Chicago Bulls (L) 9:00 Clle 1!11 Empty Nest Harry and Palrlc:k agree 10 appear on an ooddition of,Geraldo. Stereo. C (l) Adventu,.l of R - .._Y e Hood 111 Pacific Clntury Slereo. @• Codtt 3 Denver police chase a cop killer; a captain saves a J!male hostage. Stereo. ',1 1211 Slltloor Broil. aJ1ck1011 11o11o - · with ...... 1111 MOVIE: Falller Dowling: Falal Confellion (2:00) 9:30 Clle 1111 Nuraee Giraldo Rivera Is treated at the roosptial, Stereo. C aJl • The Edgp Sliweo. &:;1 aRellableSou..,.a 1o:oo Clle 1111111...,. Elizabeth loses a winning lollary ticket; SimOn criticizes Teddy. Stereo. C wa (Jfe The~ Unexplained incident~ point to a mild-mannered man with problems, Stereo. C (l) Amaotcln PlaJhOuM A· story Is told lboul a group of gifted Garman wrilere in Hollvwood. Stareo. C (!) Aualln~L.Jmlli'"Siereo. ID!eH· 9 ... Starao. &:;1 • AIMriOM Shop 8 Woold Newot 10:30D Colo go FOOibelt SeD I' lnl 11:00Clle w • (J)e !liD 1D 11J Howl C!l Lone- Plnelpecllle oo e Stareo. IDle ..., T!l,lc: The Nell GeMntlon "' . AIM ' II) MOVII!: llillled e!i~~2u. ....,.,_ TCIIIIgM llllllonlnzl . 11:05(1) MOVIE: The A11mo (3:30) 11:30 Clle ~a~un~ay Nlglol Uve Stweo. CD MOVII: Agllnlllloe Wind ,._... , • • Nat .... ,, I �__. 8 SUN•• NOV. I M MORNING 6:00 11l ~llledow 0 MOYlE: et.lie Chan In City of DaiiiMU (1:30) 111 Spcwta L.alalllghl 18P81d ........ 5:05 (1) CIIIPI 5::10 C2l G NIC Nlghlalde . IIINewaJM-ywMk 1:00 C2l G TV Chapel (!) ~ Sheclow (II G CNN Newt! I!]) •U"'*'" 1!11 NBC Nlghtelde ill NIWI/HNIIIIWorlll &:05 (1) World Tomonow 1:30 C2l G Muatc and the Spoken Word ()) G VIewpoint tDIG MJnortty lulliM11 Report I!]) • Reel Newt! lor Klda l11l Sllkel a Ebert i1J WeiCQme llaclc, Kotter ' IZIESPN'a llpMdWMk 111 Newo/Siyle Willi Elu KleniCh ID Day of Raotoretion Willi Ja,.... Rollloon 8:35 (1) It II Written Willi Geotge Vancleniln 7:00 C2J G Robert Schuller wltil the Hour ol Power Q (!) Mlraclel Today w 0 Paid Program ()) 8 18 Coral Ridge Mlnlatrlea Willi D. Jamal Kennedy (I) Learn to R. .d IDIIIIIII'I Your luline11 I!]) Gilmer Ted A!""llrong (!2) In Focua li1l Jimmy Swagprt i1J CIUiope IZI SportaCintar 111 DayBreak 7:05 (1) Yo., Yogll Q 7:30 Ill Gilmer Ted Ann~ tiJ 0 World Tomonow (I) Another Page IDIG Paid Program 1!]). CoMn the A~ e e llJ. SaaiCII IZI 8odyShlplng Ill Ev- and Novak 7:35 (I) Flnlltonel ~ -· 1:00 (2)8 Today Q Ill Clulrtllndo Cii 0 Coral Ridge Mlnletrill Willi D. Jamaa Kennedy w.re·ra· ()) Victory ol~lltll (I) OED (II • It II Written Willi · ~va-n I!])•Mr.llhadlraC (!2) • Ev.ngelletlc OW.ach II) M 1mort11: Then and Now I!Jc:-Expras~ IZI Great Amlrtelln Eventl lltDaylluk ID.Garbart 1:05 (1) Flloibl-· 1::10 Ill Paopla to People tiJ. _,Schuler Willi the-of-C· (!)~- ....... St•!!IO~ 1;1 (J)GD.;ol~ (I) OED till. Fir1t Edition • I!]) • 11any and the tlendaraon~ a • Lower Ughtllouu II) In Search of the Lord'a :. Way . 1Z1 Scholaotic 5po!ta =~ vel Guidi 18 Super Mlo::Jo 3 ca;e.m 1:35 (1) Planal end the Ptai ..IHriQ 1:00 C2lG Uta Clicik:aa Q Ill Newt! II> LMib ~·· I'Wy-Aiong Stereo. Q (J) G Nllilty and Nina Club . Willi Emllt ,.,...., (I) Earth Ravelled: ~~=o~Jng iiJ • Beverly lllllbUIIel Fled the Children With Uo"J Jonll l11l Why Dldn'l I Think of Th8t? Truclcln' USA Plymout11 , Mass. !ZIIn- the PGA Tow 111 Morning Nawa 18 Clptliin N Q ·9:05 (1) Real NIWI lor Kld1 8:30 C2lG World Tomonow tiJ 0 Paid Program ljt/. l[llimey a Frtllndl Stereo. (!2) • a 00 Ea.... Revealed: I ·~· Geology Q ~ (!2) • Hanty Mlhlln l11l Thll WMI< on Pit Road a Truclcl and Tractor Power Fall Nationals from Indianapolis. 0 5port1 Almanac A Moment in Tlma Ill Nawe/Your MCHilf 1111 WllhKid Sta~ MIIC8uley Culkin 1;1 1:35 (J) Happy Day1 10:00 (2)• Bllilvlr'1 Voice ol VIctory With Kannalli Copeland ()) Ed McMillon'• Star Saarch . (IJ AMcllflll Rainbow C (J) II In Touch With Cllarlea llanlly (f) ~ Ago a Fer Awar Q I!]) • Clomilf Pyle 0 Dey of RH1H1al0fl!'lra~lkllann .Willi JamN Roblaon II) Today Q 1Jt WIN*1i Mario Andretli. ' ID lpOrtiWMI<Jy llllllwi/On the Menu 18 lnlpiCIOr Ollclget 10:01(1) Happy Daya e iflw"" •"*llir 111:30 we With Dftld (IJ Wlilfl till WOIId le llniiiiiiD? SleriO. c- i• •RN41na RlilniiOw Q loll 'till'l Home =AnclyCJrttlltli D G """""' 8•11111111 1Jt NHRA TodaY Winston ' Banquet from Pomona, Calif. 121 ~er Suncley 0 llrtnce V•lllnl 11111 (J) MDVI£: The Train . llii'Ura (PO) (2:00) 11:00 (2) G .O .MNI the , _ . Q MONDAY ,_ ' ()) Ull...... of tllllllch ' 8elilnd the IDiftll Q (IJ C1tn TV Liltng tnc. ())•• Pilei fil'ogram (I) de' Kitchin o• oNawi (IJaa-liy the ... ~J.WMk With David ..':! 8:05 a CalabrttJ Outdoi>"' 111 Newi/Sclenca end TechnologJ WMI< 12:35 (J) MOVIE: Airport (GJ (3:00) 1:00 (2). 11)1 NFL Football Cleveland Browns at Houston Oilers (L) 11 Beauty and the Beall \il. (t) Motorweek '13 Stereo. (J) 0 Collage Foo~l Appalachian Slate at Marshall (T) (!) lredahlw on Homecoming C IDIIIII 11)1111 N1t Football Dallas Cowboys at Detroit Lions(~) Q ([J Mai:Gyvar [] Henk Partcva outdoor Magazine Fishing on the Potomac River il\ Washington, D.C.; choosing line strengtl1. . dZ IIOrauhow Jumping Budweiser Grand Prix de Penri National from HerrilbUI'O. Pa. (T) Ill NawiDar 1111 Ule Goa• On Stereo. Q 1:30 (IJ European Jo..-nal World Chlimplonlhlp P~ _ . Craw Race The NASCAR Winston Cup p~ crews compete In Rockingham , N.C. (0:30) a NewsfMoneyweek 2:00 (lJ 11 E-lnment Tonight Stereo. Q (IJ ICI CWda (I) Mylleryl A schoolteacher is wrong~accused of murder. . I!]) ID MD IE: Cocoon (PG13J (2:30) i1J MOVIE: Death Hunt (RJ (2:00) Sierao. NASCAR Racing Granger Select 400 from Hickory, N.C. (L) tD World Sporting Clay Championahlp (T) · Ill NowafW..k In Review 1111 MOVIE: Corne September (2:00) 2:30 (!) Clribba•n Eye IZI NHRA Racing Sears Cra"sman Na~onals from Topaka, Kan. (T) 3:00 Ill MOVIE: The Muppet Movii(G) (2:00) Clle Llleetylla of "the Rich IFamoua • (IJ TIChnopolltlce (I) Thla Old Hou11 C a Newa/World Aepclrt 3:30 (IJ Adam Smith, . (I) Sewing Connection With Shirley Adlma dZ IHRA Racing Snap-On U.S. Nalionals from Darllnglon , S.C. (A) 3:35 (1) MOVIE: Pioneer Woman (1 :30) 4:00 (2) 8 II) NFL FOOibiU · Pittsburqh Steele"' at BuHalo a a II:IIG CBS Newt! Ja NeWI/Inalda Bu11n111 1111 Thlit'l My Dog o ·1:00 <2J • Sectlt Service Street gangs use stolen credit cards: an entire network of crooks. Slereo. 2Runaw~r (lJ 11 ()) 0 Golf Merrill Lynch Shootout (~) (IJ Mllllrl of lllullon Thl theory ot linear parspective is contraSied to a , rnodern-day spedal-eHects studio. (0:30) Stereo. Q (I) Quilt In a D'J I!J Joan RIVera' Goaelpl Goulpl Golllpl J2D NHRA Today Winston Banquat from Pomona, Calif. 0 Racing Acrou -rtca Califomia Cup Ill from Arcadia, Calif. 18 MOVIE: Tammy and the Bachelor (2:00) 4:30 (!) Nova The ancient secrets of how the pyr~~nldl were bultt are revealed. Stereo. Q (I) Joy of Floral Palntlntl till. 1121G lpofta 8peclll Amoco Clntlii Open from ChllrleSton, S.C. (T) 1!]). MOVIE: An~ 111!1 • GlliU..illl (RJ (2;30) Jlllllhl Tan of Ue Q I» 1 - Wlnllon CI!P Racing Pyroll 500 frOm PhoeniK. 5:00 Ill MOVIE: Foater lnd (2:00) (I) McLaughlin Group II) My Two Dado WI-re Mario Andrelll. · IZIIndoor Tannlo Paris Open, final (T) Ill EarlyPrtn.. 5:01(1) TOIII end .lln'J'I Stereo~ 1;1. a m · I!]) arut Scolll Scott gals Into a bind when he Is unable to be the team mascot. Stereo. ([J MacGyver C 0 NF~ Prime"the a World Today 1111 Maniac Manelon Q 7:30 ID MOVIE: A Room With o View (2:30) ClJ Where In the WOrld to Carman Sandlago? Stereo. 9 5' mBa~ Slllllr Sloneland amusement pari<. Host: Sarah Jessica Parker. Stereo. C a Newl{&porta Sunday 1111 Rln nn nn, K-8 Cop Q 8:00 (lJ o ·lila America'• Funnleot Home Vldeo1 Outstanding clips lrom previous shows are shown. Stereo. Q (IJ (I) Natura Stereo. C 11111!1 112JIII 'Sinlltrii (Pl 1 of 2)' CBS Sunday Movie (3:00) Stereo. C I!]) ID InUvtng Color Homey D. Clown's long-lost son returns and .the two bend together. ·stereo. C (!) MOVIE: -~~ (2:00) stereo. C 0 NFL f"OOiblll Cincinnati Bangals at Chlc,!go Bears (L) ~~~--"' 0 Alrlcln SlriH 8:30 (J) 0 IIJG Amarlcl'a . Funnlel1 People A Wayne's World llinJasy-dream sequence: Bruce Baum clces • sound effects. Stereo. Q I!]) • Roc Roc's life as a gilrbageman is studied~ a method actor. Stereo. ',1 Race Day 1111 Black Stallion Q 9:00 C2JG 11)1 MOVIE: 'Thli Hard Wey' NIC Suncley Night at the Movies (R) (2:00) Stereo. a ~ National Qeograplilc ExpiW 11 IIJG MOVIE: 'Willing to Kill: Thl Taua Cheerleldlr Story' ABC SUnday Night Movte (2:00) ~ ffl Mesterplece Thliatre A young woman assists her terminally ill mother. 1:;1 (!]) Ill Married ... With Chllcfren AI convinces Kelly to get a job. Stere.o. C ® ShadelrH MeChanic Ill Hollywood Under Fire: · Morality and TV Host Lauren Sydney: locus on , moralily,TV and music. (0:30) ID Family E;cltlon 9:30 I!]) ID Nerman'a Held Herman wor~s undercover as a dating;aame conte~tant. Stereo. 1.,1! ® lnlldl Wlnaton Cup · RacJni Ill Newo Weak .In !'•view 10:00 ()) Newa I!]) ID Flying Blind Alicia seeks advice from a therapist to solve her intimacy problem. Stereo. Q I!J.Counteralrike Stereo. world Clilmplonlhlp Pit Crew Race The NASCAR . Winston Cup pH crews compete in Rockingham, N.C. (0:30) Ill Road to the White Hou11 llllln Touch With Chlrtlll Stanlly 10:30 (IJ Mylllryl A schoolleacller is wrong!X.,accused ol a 1.,1 (I) Thle'f!.l of Time (0:30) Slereo..',! Ill) • ~oopal Cunis' personaHty changes aHer losing h'r .seclous necktie. Stereo. ® Truck n' USA Plymouth, Mass. 10:40 llllnlllnt Aeptey 11:00 C2le (lJ 11 (J) • 1111• Ce 11)1 Nawa ()) ;,es•ng woman Stereo. . WNeiWort<Earth I!]) • Andy Qrtlllth lnal Stereo. Q Trucko encn·. . _ FeU Nlllonlll from lndlanopolls. ao • .... 0~ o '-*'"' With the Rich at Nawa/IPortl Tonight 18 Changed Uvea With len Hedin 11:15 aj I'OCUI 11 11:30 Baa!I1Y- tiiiBMat lit. iJ lil Paid " ' Cil D WKIIP In ClnaJrN.tl a (IJ Mllllra Otllullon Thl theorr of linear Pl(lplctlve Is conlnlllld 1o a • mocll!n-day ~ studio. (0:30) Swrao. Q Square .One TV l11l Wheal of F - ~~-·"':!:'ir~) Stereo. fte~Woman .. Ill.-. . . Edition [] (lJ. ~w~::a~~, llrJ .. l~t.~ ~E'l!frlli Tonlght Stereo: 1;1 . II) QuantUm Leap Q IZII llportaCantar IZIJ Morieyllna 18 uta Ooaa On Stereo. Q IIIIIJI!IIea 7:05 (J) llaverfy 7:30 ()). @ Jeapudyi_D til Thl...,_ Q~ IIICroeallra S~era<>. 1::10 e:ICJ CIM p In Clnolnnatl ill Wlnnera Mlehliel Andretli. Ill Na'"*'lnalda lualn111 1111 JOlin Anklllierg 12:00 II Current AHalr Elllrl \il. i . Magnum, p.l. I!]). liar Trek a lnolde Wlnllon Cup Racing 1Z1 NFL PrlmeTima Ill Nan/World Report Final • Edition 18Johna.12:30 ()). Shopping Ill MOVIE: Talla Fi'OIII the Darkelde: The Movie (RJ (2:00) (J) World Tomorrow ~ Ai'nlrfcan Oledlcitorl Going OUr WIJ · 1D Fled the Children With a arancrPJa 0pry uva liySida I!]). JC.nny llogarl .. the Glmlllw Ill: L.egencl Conlllluea (2:0111 lltlpaltlll(l Ula Willi Jlni Huber . Q e ()) 'An • ••• (J) ............. SWeo Q ID ... IC II 111 ....... 1 17alt .!: . .....,..., 3:10111 ..... £;1 • IDUpCMI CD- .....- 3:30(1) Q I .,... ::"!.t .· =;=~:KOs)vs. .llnimy .... s.n.. 112-3, 7 ...... aua VI 3:41elll= Q 4:00® 110 liE: A a I f2:0II) I~C2JG Ill. (J)G 1118quarw 00 R-.c! Rainbow Q I!]) G F.. llouaa Q ...... aua IJI CD . . . 7 -o OMicGyvarQ Ill WOIId Toclli; D Rln Tin Tin, K·8 Cop Q 1.1!5 (1) Tliraa'l ~ 1:30 C2lG II) NBC Newt C Ill Ed McMalion'l SW Saan:lo (IJ. ()). AIC Naw1 £;I (!) Wlolra In till WOIId II c.m..n Sandlago? Stereo. 4:31(1) M illr.,...., II 'IINap ....... I- ··0*-....... .. IIIJilaF S IW lit llllllaiOJPI 'i I 2:00 Ill Apci$0 c ~~ '. 'J - ~ ... · r ID ... I C Ill•*' II I 0 2 ..... 2:301Jt ...... e-.. IDI£1 alii 111 ....... 1 117.1 2:31~-=-= .- 3:0011)~·...... • ,_..... (11)12:00) CllGIICME: Dluuw C2:00t a••=• ., c:- I!]) G CILIIIe 81rlp UV1 Rick CoriO, Margaret Smith, Brian Hartt: Sterec. . llo~r.= 2..... (~) (2:00) 1» Amnclllillioa_,n Millie 8ILop lllllawi/Traval Guida . 1:30 (J) G appl 111 Cl••••"" from Nu:a·~ Pa. (RJ lllllulf7&1111J I 1 D....._C.Lallll 3:30 (lJ 7 ' . . . . . Zlcll' , .... .,1 ...... !DC S I F 4:00(J)G"- • ' FIR) pi I Noma., a I 4:31(11 AI lllr.,...., c•.-rt,_,..,,_,.,. __.;,.... M ono· lQgues••• ______ Brillin's IIWICI' chronldcr of lone· ly and forsoueu lives, and this monolope fmds him in muterly, emllllhetic form. · Thrt's not 10 susaest that the piece ia in any way dour: Bemea, . author of such hit plmr: "Sinale Spica" and "Tile Madness or 0ecqe m," his 100 1111rp u for Illite 10 fall into humorlm or ICfltimentality. eye "A 'Chip Jn the Supr" mms us feel Cor the m~qed 11111111'1 boy, Gralwn, even r: wo ciJuckle II I IDCiety lhll repdl his ID 1•1 illiiCIIr: I 111111101 of "pulllq ,a. . soctlup: · Bc ea J::fcw Ute pia:e last wa.r 011 West W 111p ..t a P1011iaior1 OliYier A...t Cor lt. On lV~ ........ 0,. pull ,.. in, • OIICe. Oae I • a.. WCIII I 111m il all wide eyod c:oar'icity. .. ,repc:alllil .. .,>:~ ~~ .......... a ...q Stereo. Clark HOipltll Q a ~ :.'"W i Going .;, Extramee Alex has trouble finding a dentist when his tooth aches. Stereo. C II> Se-1 HaruaMiif Quit u .... tea corica ID *i IL::s. But the e)'tll c:u dlade DYer wilb alarm. Wllalliis 72-)ar-old motber falls for a loc:al •·raacy man," Oralia. leu oa lllat lie WCIII't ladily· allow I C• Uillllr Cor IDOlll"uffa:dODs. • (1 :00) (I) Maya Angalou: Rainbow 1n 1111 CJ-1 Angelou visits. a San Frani:IIICO church where an ellinlcally and economlcaly diverse congregation ~rages people to express Jove llirough fellowship. (1 :10) Stereo. Q . I!]) e Huilllr C 111 WOIId Newa 10 700 Club With Pat ' a Club danca tereo. Ill 8portl Tonight . ID Scaraorow and Mra. ICing 11:30 ()) Kojak C (IJ To the ~S Stereo. ()) G Nlghtllnl . gJj • .Arnnlo H . Stereo. i f• •,._.., Knight' Crlmetlma Afllr Prlmatlmo ~8~ aMonayllna 11:35 (2)• iiJl Tonight Show With · Jay L.a. Star!!!. Q wac-"' . alliD Married ... Willi .. QIPilmeN•••Q 1D Young Rldwl Buell trias , lo save hla betrolhed by passing .!,mystical test. Stereo. '-" 8:05 (J) MOVIE: Thl Sting (PG) (2:45) 8:30 tiJ 11 (J) • Room for Two Edle speeds up a her husband's 1118morial service to make a dale. Stereo. Q I!]) • Martin Martin, Cole and Tommy try to catch a cralty rnousa. Stereo. Q 1:00 C2JG I!J) Ctieerl Frazier goes out on a·ledge to get Ulllli back. (PI 2 of 2) Stereo. ~~~ ~-Jeff, (J)G Ginger and ~roline travel with the baseball team on a train. Stereo. C (!) (I) Myai.,YY A man suspected ot organizing llieHs Is found murdered. Q 9 D 11;J111 S_, Storlel Stereo:..J;jl .. I!]) • The Helghll Comical debacles plague Dizzy and Jodie's honaymoon. Stereo, i MOVIE: nia Dlflant Ona1 (2:00) ill Neahvllle Now . 111 L.any King Uval 1111 Fatlllr Dowling Myatarlea Stereo. Q 8:30 C2l D l11l Wingo Brian borrows Lowen's houseboat for a private ci-uise with. AlaK. Stereo. Q 10:00 (2)8 II) L.A. Law Markowitz and Benny Play hooky lrom the oHice. ~":'.o~ PrlmeTima uvo we 7:30~~~Q.. (J)GI!i.~~onlght i11J D SIII'ID. I;J. lllG 'I;OU llal Yow Lila • • WhMl ol , _ Q OGFanlyF. 7:411D Cal1g1 FOolbaH Texas AIM at HOullon (~) I:ODC2JG II) DlllwNr~ World Wliltlay gets the family loglllilt for Thanksgiving dinner. Sterec. C IJIJI!IOVlE: D111JHarry (RJ ·(2:00) ·-. (J) e IIJG D1111i Delta Clllrns to be married in order 1 to a fine of credil. ·a 5111'10. II> Ladlea: A Portrait e1 ••••n CertDonlatt Four o1 Amlrlca'o moat popular woman cartoanlsll are IWatured. (1 :00) (I) W•l'lll: ~iology In i ; ; - e.TopCopa copa, Including Ken and Ollrald Pllllolch. Swrao. Q «JJG Thli .., PI- Bart Is Milllln:C.tillnaw . , 15-year naxt;W' e Knoll L.ancll.ng Alex makes a pass at Pa•oe: Gary returns from Florida · without Val. Stereo. Q I!J).HIIIIllrD a World ""'' 1111 700 Club With Pat RDbertaon 10:30 (lJ Sneak Pravlewa C1J Undlf Flra L.aH TV With WIUJama • a Rea Ill CaiiiOI'Iill: A State on till Edge Current slatus ot California. (0:30) 10:50 (1) MOVIE: Pat end Mike (2:00) 11:00,(2)0 (lJ . . I!) (J). 111e ~HI!"" ~and""" ~.S.C.O. Q_ o...., ... ._Q taCNcllllllll ·a - Ill. (J). • • =•o~~aw~ ()) ...... .., till ... .,,1 flsae Q 10 Youna .,._CMI" ... __ llliMii 7adc ~ ~ 1qiNra Qna TV Stereo. ......... a_ a§!:l:J'Q DMrJelinQ MOVIE: Thl Wild Lila (RJ 2:00) (J).JarTylpr'...... I!]). Tliraa'l Conipenr 1121. Perlac:t Score ([J ,.., . . . . . . , Theatar 0 LP8A lowllng From ..Denver (T) IIICroaaflra 12:35 .C 2l. 0 L.ala Night With DlvlciL-n CllD Rush Umbaugh 1D lnalda foe . Tow Ill World Today . 18 Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cop Q I:GI (J) Thral'l ~ ... 8:30 <2J. D NIIC Nawe Q ()) Ed llcllalion'a star Baln:h (lJ 8 Ill. AIC Naw1 Q (!) Whlira In tha WOIId II e-n BanclllgO? Stereo. ~ e a• D•Parloul• CBS Nawa I!]) • A-nna Stereo. OUpCioH . IDNawZonoQ iiJ :r...-y Night Figlrle (A) • taNelhviiiiNow Ql L.any King Uvel llllllordlrtown Q 1:05 (lJ D Currant AHair Q QltDNewa 1:30(11• Growing Peino Q lamer MAlar I!]) 1121. Wlioopf Goldberg · 1111 Paid Progrom 1:35 (2)• II) L.alar With !lob . COital (lJ • Enllrtalnmant Tonight Stereo. Q 1:40 till. CNN Newa 2:00 (J) • World Newo Now · Stereo. C I!]) 8 MOVIE: North Shore (PO) (2;00) ONBA TOday WOrldwide Updale 1111 700 Club With Pat 8:35 . · ®Club - a ' e 11 '30 ~ : , "SuUfllilln'• 0na on One ()) B Nlglitlllll C gJj. Ara1n1o Hili SleriO. 'ij a • .... ltalkingl' lltlilr!l!'".. CrlnieiiiDI. SteriO. ' St.reo. l,i! Ill Moe .. , .... her ex-aJnVict bUlla -... -rQ . (J) 8 MlrrleCI ... With 11J MOVi(: Pll'!a~I~-CICI FCIIIJ (2:00) Sterao. Q neW -,.,_ in. when a SJareo. C . a~~elhvlllllciur @Top All* ..... -ightbcut .leaus Sllud (~2-5, 21 K~l vs. J8$l.IS Poll (24s7-3, 4 KOS), 10 rounds, from San Diogo · Tonight Leap Q (~) OSporbiC- e Qlll.alry King Uvel Fllllll' Doallc; IM(fl,--lllill 9:30 Ill • .I!J) e ·())Bu718ya (J) PGA Grand SLam The winners of golfs lo~r· major toumaments, Fred Couples, Tom Kite, Nick Faldo and Nick Price, compale lor $1 million. (l)ll IIJD Wonder Yea"' Wayne's love aHair with an bldar, divorced woman causes lriction. Stereo. C II> CIJ Sclantiftc AnlariJn Frontllrl A Study of howler monkeys in Costa Rica; the impacl of diet longevity. Stereo. C iiiJ D ll2f• .Hat &qued The Hat Squed looks for a pair ol • Mad-,_ Paul gi1IIS up f>is rent"'"" tb oiled tease to his old apenrnent. S1er1io. Q (1)8 CllDLanM Laurie hires a bebr 5ifta' aher Je~ .a tull-1irne jab. Stereo. Q 10:00 I]). 11)1 Law • Older A · shop owner shoots andtwo poll!ntial burglars. Stereo. C (l). (lf·Ohii- A defendant takes hae•eps, Sydnly"s tli ude ~ ­ boathouse. Q 1!110 a••Hooo~S A- ­ at the policing of the "i8diclil profession. Stereo. Q s-... o•-Q 1Z11 World ·- 18 700 Club Willi Pal RoblriMn 10:30 I!) (I) In Coo obf. Sol;l., till Vialnlnt Wll' Kris Kristofterson pt esams .a special ev,ning o1- musiic documenting ·t he Vietnam War. (1 :00) Stereo. =·....q._ _ 13 On Stage 11:00 (2) D Ill (lJ. (J)O iiiJ. 0 - Q @. Raonw• Slereo. ~~ FRIDAY 11:35 (2). l11l Tonlglil Show With Jay Lano Stereo. Q IIlii Chlilro Q tD1 e Married ... With ChlldrenQ 12:00 (J) 8 Rush Umbaugh 1!J Thl Hltchlitker Miller I Company 0 Auto Racing Zarex Saab Pro·Series !rom Del Mar, Calif. (T) Ill NawiNight lllllonanza: Tlici Loll Eplaodlo 12:05 Nlghdlne 0.. 1111• Dear Jolin Q 12:30(j) MOVIE: Thl Laat Amaricln VlrvJn IRJ (2:00) (J) • Jerry Springer (!]) • Three'• Compeny De Perlac:t Score • ·II) Ray lredbury Thaler tD IHRA Racing Snap-On U.S. Open Nationals from Darlington, S.G. (R) M FRI., NOV. 13 8 18 MOVIE: I'd .. ....... 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Stereo. §! 6quarw One TV Stereo. ~- I!JGCBSIIaWIQ a:J • Aoaeii/LW Stereo. E;J· Ill Croeallra 12:35 C2JB II) Late Nlghl With David Lltlannan (lJ • Ruah IJmbaugh all • Thlit'• Amore 12:50 (J) MOVIE: They Only Kill Their Maollfl (PGJ (2:00) 1:00 I!]). Love ConMCtlon D•PIIIORIII i1J MOVIE: Bronco Billy (PGI (2:30) . NashviNa Now 111 Uo"J King Uvel llllllordlrtown .Q 1:OS (lJ D Cu._, AHair Q tlll8 Nawa • 1:30(1)• Growlna Paine Q a• 1D Thlt'1 My Dog 8:35 (J) Ancly Grtfftth 7:00~· l!)~oiF- St~Wornan R. CllD.n:c..E-Q Chlimplaln. SteniD. r;11 13Ne_ .... (IJCIJ~ Nawellour ..... With ·a u:.•nled . . Q IZII l.alry King UVII 9:30(l)D (J)D ~Wider Rielly turns into a .party animal When ·tto ..-s a free-spirited _,.,, Slarea. IIIJ. IC I!]). Stir T!P: The Next Olltwatlon-~-- =· iiiii'MJ....... aeWhaT:~ Ill) • i • a• - TonJohl ~terao:_9_ L-. Stereo. Q OEIPN'I Mk Richard Petty Special 0 Paid Program 1:35 ()) B l1)l Later With Bob COllie (J) D EI!!Pflllnment Tonight o• w Stereo. Q . I 1:408)0 CNN Nawa 2:00 (J) G World Nawa Now Stereo. C I!]) 1D MOVIE: White Nlghbl (P013) (2:30) 0 Tholwuahllracl Dlgeat Ill WOI'Idwlda Updlill 1111 7110 CliA! With Pat c (1j ::;.~z~t:::ac ·Ill' MDY11!": Magnum Faift (R) (2:00) (lJ. IIJG Faaill)' • lllit Urkel's 1,000tli lirn8 to ask Laura for a dill causes a C0111motlon. s -: (!) (I) Wlllill gtaa Weall In ID lpoilaConllr llllpofta LltiNight c Ill • • • Gollen p - I· ;=andCIIHe 121Prlaillll•• c . ---... .-.Ccillr 1~1D IIIi*D m... :iig • ,.....,.. , a 5 a........-~ R• = ==...,._.._" w• 11:S(I). T............. Claaa" .,.. • •• Clli E """' r'!wa - Vliigiiil• 2 7 1HIIIl••sz•D D. 'llalltttt1lliilff L:J::.,".......... - ·--·= ... ... A . . I r. lfEII er Pi IU Prr 5 5 • 5 - 1 (!11 rc. fli=\. . a..- 12::11!11 M USE:-.JL--. ... I2GIII Ill. . . . , a1 I o •n -. c 5 5 .._sa. DPEATial7iw Ccouo....._ QandS F•a 2 ec 5 . . 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I X--.L.o . _...., .............~ ....... 5-. . . .. ....... ...,... ·-o 1;110·-----e:•a.--,.... w ..... =dE: o•• .........,., ......-........ ·--..i... ·10:00 (I) e t!JJ I'I Fly Away Forrest risks his ca. - 1D get information aboUt a murder. Sterec. Q (JJ Newt! ~. (J). 20/20 Slarea. Ill Croullra 2:31! Ill loll Newlw.t ill Llll TV With Wllllama I .-..,s jail is in jeopardy when he leaves a pege out ·of the eornic bOOk. 'SleriO. Q Likely & ' Marshak in_Lill...• New World astrology when • Q'chic is · Slarea_ IZI 8portaC...III Monarllc .. 0 Big llro1hat Jake Q 7:05 Bawerty IIIIa IIIII 7:30 (2)• II) JaaperdJWa . Ill ThiJa,.._ tiJ • E'!!!fllli-' onlglil Stereo. Q. (J) 8 You let Your Ule GIJOWiiellofF-Q 1121• FailiiiJ Feud 1Z1 NNL lloc:lley Pittsburgh Penguins at Detroit Red Wings (L) S"gl6'111 Orop - . ; the monster •of \.ae r ·r 0 he comes 1D liMn. 111 Monlyllna . 18 ~Goal On Stereo. Q 7:05 (1) Blvlrty Hlllbllllel 7:30 ()) 8 II) Jaopardy!.D ()) The Jeltaraona Q~ (J) II E-lnmant Tonlght Stereo. Q · (J) You Bel Your Ule ill) 0 Wheal of , _ Q iiJl e Family F· 0 PBA llowllllg From Lake Zurich, II. (~) ill CroAIIra 7:35 (1) Sanford ' Son 1:00 ()) • 11)1 Unlolvad . Myi1Mea The search lor POW Col. Charles Slietton continues; a murderer escapas. Stereo. Q . Wur ..Wid (PG) (2:00) OUpCioaa 121 ShowBiz Today 1111 Paid Program 3:01 (IJ G W!tfd NIWI NoW Stereo. 1;1 3:30 0 NHL Hockey Edmonton Oilers at St. ~ouls Bluas (A) , Ill Newa 0vll'ftlght 3:45111 NeWiroolii Q 4:00 Ill MOVIE: My Blood Run1 Cold (2:00) (!)) ID .MOVIE: lnvadero From llero (PG) (2:00) ill NIWI Overnight 1111 Big Brother Jake Q 4:30 Ill Crier a Co 4:35 All In till Fam .. 1!]).'1 may hlive· mel his- - Stereo. I!J Qua ([J MOVIE: Dead Men Don't 7 ... NVil CotbOn _ . . , . . . ==I:=' 121 8portl L.ateNight 3:00 ()) Kolak Q c . IE I Ill • • • •In till _ :~Jll star T::r, i. Next 2:05 ()) • Home Shopping (lJ e Monlal WUIIam1 IIJ)NBCNJghlllde 2:10tll) D Up to till Minute 2:30 ()) Bob NeWhart (1) MOVIE: Dodge City (2:05) :1::10 0 MOVIE: Shalaolll...._ and the 8eorat Weapon (1 :30) . ID Cologe Foatliel TaKII A&M at HOUlton (A) ~ (I)Aiwl Ster~wW iiln~ E - Q ,..2. R~ 3:05 flbM't~l$" Nawa Now lmprou-11 Tem :illlad with too much 'won•IJIO I .when J il ....... job. Sic-. w Andy CJrttlltli Chllcl!wn a 2:50 (J) MOVIE: Mallowa (PO) (2:00) 3:00 ()) llojak Q 1D UpCIOM 11181-111 Today 0 Plld Program dlllr.:~a=·· ~ II> Ill MacNallfl,ehraf e ·JZIIIpotlaCanllr lltlporll Tonight ~wand Mrs. King a..,... • 7:00~· iiJl WhHI of Fortwoe II) NBC Nlglil;lldl 2:10 tlllG Up to the Minute ~~~tereo. Q ........ of I COI IWk:liod murdaa". Slawo. 0 . 1:30 Ill NIA I I 0 ' 01niL: . · II Cliicago lliALI Cl,) Ill. (J). Docitll ll M.D. Doogie daln d u l - wlthwhom .. shares ljgn language. Stereo. '-" 11:00 ()) • 0 I I l aid JlrTy tliinkllboUI hill •~ ~qua,. One TV Stereo. • • Tlill'l Arnora 1:00 liD. l.ovl Connacllon RobJrtlan 2:05 C2JG Noma Shopping (lJ Montel William• G:..., After PPiilrtmm.. ;'C".w~:OWivla Q ,. Clwll and cr... Stereo. ........ • a1niQGII •wilh ...... - 1:00 ()). : The LOll 12:30 l!])•lll•ats ....... IV!NINO =~ Ill Moe .. ,.... 0 Ula Goaa On Stereo. Q 7:115(1) ..,ely 111.11111 7:31(1) Ianford' Son a,•""-a:-.. . . ill llnJ llliig WI I D~......,.ITonJght BCI:aa•e • 11)W?d, ....... ~~llarT ~&Nexl O.,.....an 1:1 Olpa11Ca•r (2:00) Allllllacllog r-.,._• . 1,.. Indy lW* Chi'= (J) G llarriiCI " With ([J CMnluni Leap QNICP7J " a 1:35 (J) Andy CJrttlltli 7:00C2lG WMal of Fortuna Q (j)~W-n . Stereo. (1). Edition Q g 0 IIOVIE: , _ .... (Rj aE-andNovilll IIIIZOIILivll 1:00 (2) • Q P8ld PrPr'OIIcpnamll tiJ. ABC In Stereo. i::.~=s=B (!) (!) Mac!!PII/Lihrer Ne=~•.Q C.: Cllllllllon 8quara One TV Stereo. 0 New Zono Stereo. Q o• IIDVE: lillil. ... • (RJ C2:00I . ar-c liJe IIIG QJ New1 Ill Saved liy till ... One TV Stereo. Drill* (1'0131 f2:00I Qa 8 THU., NOV. 12 EVE NiNO o•MCME: ......... c M KOs), 10 roundl. from Lldyanl. Com. (R) 4:308 Cilllr • (2:00) Stereo. IIJ Tuudly l'lghta (L) aNallnriEeNow Ill Uo"J King Uvat Ill Fa~~~tt.Dowllng Myatarlea Stereo: I;J 8:30 (lJ (J) • CoiCh Luther Is upset when football greals give Hayden a bachelor pany. S1ereo. Q 10:00 (2). II) Dltliilnl NBC Naw information abcu1the case of Aileen Wuornoo. Stereo. Q Ill hit men twoiM I . SIJNo. Q • THURSDAY ~ · ., we~ ......... SWeo. Q lhoa aM ....... (J) e F.. HOuea J!ISH gets into a cutest twin contest with his 1 cousin-in-Jaw. Stereo. Q (!) (J) ~In 1991, a frozen body Is lound along with artilacta. Stereo. C IIIG RaiCIMI: ft1 StatiO. «JJG E: Biloxlllluea (P013) (2:00) .......... (1).-.. . . . · we (Pt2ot ~ :."R!~~~tereo. Q I!J MlcOvvlr . million. 2:10111.Up1D . . . . . . . 2:3011lloltl.. I I Cincinnati Ill loth ...... With,.... · ... F•Oi••• oe· 11:00C2lG (lJ D Cll (J). 111• D. 0 Newt! winners of golf's lour major tournaments, Fred Couples, Tom Kite, Nick FaldO and Nick Price, C0111pete lor $1 ONICIDaJ II 12:30 1!J G New WKIIP In Lightweight bout: Todd f01ter (25-2, 22 KOI) VI. Kelele Banka (20-3- t, 11 KOI), 10 roundo, from MIIICUII, Mont. (R) 4;30 IIIIIII ll I ~ Cll .7 I I1 ~(2) . . . . . . . 22 ' 4 (!) R10:30® On Stage 1.110 ()) G 0 a.-tul.n L..p Sam INpt Into the life of a menta~llbled rnan. Stereo. . · (!) : Daatll Wlah 4: The Cniclldown (R) (2:00) (J) . ~ ~SLam The CD JaD CIIIIWIEii I'll OCCM-T'I 1Z1 Top Ral'iil lolling w... Ill Croeallra 7:31 (1) S.ilwcl ' Son • - • • ' tu 'll 1 • Jack... 3:30())• . . _ lhapplng . I!J P8ld .......... Ill NawajPulura Watah 3:41111 NewaroOm Q 4:00 Ill Wild, Wid (J)WCWIIIIinl!vant and · s.-.s ID ...... 'I Grand Prix of Australia from Adalaidl, Australia (T) Ill NewiNight c people pulling - lalt'aC1:001 a81dar.Broa. . . 1Z1 Fonnuli One Racing Ill LataNighl 3:00 Ill Kojall ()) The Ja111r10111 Q~ weE~ Tonlglil SleriO. Q (J)GYoullalv-LIII • • WMal of foltune Q DGFIIIIIJI'aud • 0 E8PN'a.lpeadWeak Richard Patty Spacial. 0 - PPIWI:p .. -• ,. .... a .. . , I!]) • Araarilo 1111'1 WMI<- Jam Stereo. Q 2:o0 (lJ D World Newt! Now stereo. Q · ill) • Up to till Minute . I!]). lieMr lloglrl ..... Ollmbllr Ill: L.egencl Continual (2:00) ill ChllrnpJonahlp Rodac From Meiqulte, 'reKas. 0 llportiCentar 2:30 Ill Dlllanlna Woman Q ( J)·a: Now Stereo. 7:30 ()). II) .laopardy!.C - - CMrl-101181 gain. C2:00I (I}. a:IO • •. oa-atlng TodaJ Dllg•lllllrMI ~ .......... =~ o•Highll- Wacs•• SWeo. D oe c:liilc. A....... Ill Capital GangfNawl . all Rernodol~'ll and ..u....... 0 ..... WED:, NOV. 11 OThllllul..... 2).' CIIS T~MoWe LeapQ 7:05 (J) llavarfW Hlllbllllaa ifth of a 111t1e boy. Stereo. en D Bp artaCanter Ill MaftiVIIi.. 18 Lila Goaa On Stereo. Q ~~-. .._..~!' : lfie N•~ ,. IIIJG M 12:00 (J) MOVIE: Vllllnla City (2:30) . CIJGilolahu..ugli 0 Youna IIIIIM Hickok prom1111 to avenge the. 8:30 (lJ D (J). , . . .. Willi Mr. Caaplr Ml!~ gets the Chlnce to try out f<i< an NBA team. (Pt 1 of 2) Stereo. C tD NNL Hockey Edmontciil Ollerl I I St. Lou1t Blues (L) t:00 (2)• II) Raooanabla 0ouMo Tall pi'OICICUIIS I . teacher who Is suapec:ted of molestatiQn, Stereo. Q (lJ 8 (J) G AOiliNN Roaeailna IIIII older whoin her mother 1110Ves Into ri retirement ~~lio. Q Tonlglit 0 1:40111GC*IIaW 2:00(J)eE Iiiii ITCLILiilll • ' ~-~. c- Stereo. 0 NFL'a Qruteat Momenta See How They Run 1:30 Cllll Nawe ()). Ufaatylea Of the Rich IFIIIJ8Pald ........ oe IIIIi T Qanaq]lan 1:awe a.__. ..... · Stereo. C . • ill o!HP~rc~yl c * Guya- First IIPIIIIIPtUjiW • With Cttlilre4i - IlliG follght Court C llJ .......... lluilil. 12:o0 (J) It I I" =~.::-. :-a" . . 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CBS Naw8 C. 12:JI<2JG a.lil!!llll~• Bob'l (1 :00) Ill World Newt! 18 700 Club With Pet · RalurUOn 111'.30 (lJ (I) Marga and Walllr Afllr a .coupla hlil ._ . t haH a century IOQelller, their relationlhlp bacorues tempered by many difficult · years and the reality of daily existence. (0:30) 0 Boclybulldlng Men's Nlllona'is from OrlandO, Aa. (T) (JJ. Ed MclllliOii'l·lllr S..n:h ill). Jaopclrdyl Q I!]). Clomer Pyle . 05 a eo ~ Lr o..na at lilly MOVIE: Fanla . Bueller'a Day Off (P013J (2:00) Stereo: C _ o•nsw"S !JJ~-=::Cw'::",P Sf-- llndlago? Stereo. ~tolhrl Championship, men's aemlftnalfrom Memphis, Tenn. (T) 1:41 (I) MOVIE: Fort ApiCIII (2:45) 10:00 illl 1D QJ e Norlhem ElqiO- Marilyn's beau, a ' circus parlonner, returns to carry on his cowtshlp. Stereoit£.., Q R• 0 ID...._.. a Q5 PBTA Bllllarda Tour Harlan lies to Richard Simmons about how much weight he has lost. 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Ill• You llat Yo• Lila QlteWIIHiofF-Q Family F lU Sclillp Talk EYI!NING ' WEDNESDAY a ...anQ . a IZII Chacll.-.cl l'llfl Formula OOIIaSIIe miiiii- 11:11··--.. . . Nlghl Footliell San Francllco 498"' at Alllnll Falconi (L) Sterao. D II> (I) OiNt PPMarlclui niNIULtii CCC.... Thl lortuftll of a group ol . Carnbrldgl u~s are followed. Sterao. C . 1!DJ. D • MwphJ ihwn . Murphy lelvea Eldin with 11M! baby while on an asSignment to Paris. Stereo. C 1!J WWF Prima Tlftia . Wraotllng WWF . Championlhlp Title Matdi: Brat (HIInian) Hart vs. Barzertcer. ()) • ManiaCI ... Willi Clilldran Stereo. a-.rac ,., ....... AIC lllooicla,. · • 1 B~no. O HIIII. (l).llaW 811111 Ill . D -II Dllectfvl (SNion Piamlera) An lfllrlcall drug bull Is ~anned. SbM::i~ • IIIG 1121• AIIN Thl men of san. Smilhlilo' . staff dries up u ·_ .... for a talent IIMw. s -. Q D NFL lllooidll Nlalil . Maga•lnt Allanll f'llcons former Hnelladcer Tornmy Nollls. san FrancllcO 411ers light and Brent Jonas and 49ers former tineblckll' Dave Wilcox; 1991 Hall MIIJ Game. t:OO C2lG 0 MOVIE: 'Fitill • R_..,. =· 'C:Irlll,J.-. . (1). ()) ....... S;~reo. g ' (IJNIIA 1'-. II CliQgo WI (IJ De CIS Newt! C. Stereo: Q IZII Up Clol8 18NawZonoQ 8:35 (J) Andy Grilllth · en: a Iiiii till Sllrao. r o Clwlllnd ........ - w -Q ChaN M. TUE.. NOV. 10 -'T~& lkln am BloiiOm llkas an lha lncumblnt and e 7:00 ~ • Fe moue (1) MOVIE: Rio Grandi (2:00) CllO IIJG uta Goal On Amanda and Corky get a • marriage license; Ubby Is practical. Stereo. 1:;1 Q (IJ Behind the Scehao (J) Leaming Mauar. Stereo. 1111111 ~ eo Mlnutaa mu~der. I 1);1 IBaM• =k"Zl =~r World a Bills(~) w wcw Main Evant Wreatllilg ' 8:30 tiJ • IIJB ABC NeWI Q AFTERNOON 12:00 ()) . Sportl Sunclly Ill MOVIE: Aunlle Mama (3:00) 1 11)11 Runaway With the Rich • Famoua · II> Computer Chronlclea (I)" Victory Garden Q . ill) e Buckeye Replay (!2). Thll Ia the NFL Gama Plan lor Success. Top coaches discuss similarities between professional football and big business. I!J) 11'1 Your luline.. I!J All American Wraotllng ill ShadllrH Mlchllnlc 0 NFL GamaDey Ill NeWIDiy 1111 Thl WaHona 12:30 C2lG I!J) NFL Uva (lJ II IIlii Why Didn't I Think of That? (IJ Workl of Collac:tor Ca"' (I) Motorwllk '93 Stereo. t!21eNF~ Today Q 1111 Big lltotlllr ~~~~· Q 111111 New• (1 :40) 1:30 (2). 18 Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cop Q 8:05 (J) ~··Company ,,30 Ill 8 l1)l NIC Newt! C Ill Ed McMalion'l 8bir • Baan:li ' (lJ D (J) G AIC Newt! Q (lJ ~ In till WOIId II Canriall Sanclllgo? Stereo. a (!) llneak ,....... find 1:01 ()) MDVII: Tal In till ..... . =l~., I!J The Hllchlilk.. Truclcln' USA Lake Tahoe, Nev. 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NOV. 6 . .; • LIHRII I r-,-1-,-1 I -r.-1,.--ll. 1.1111 (J). (J). (J). • • ' J 111ea~~awa (I) llavecl "' ...... 3 ~ ...... Ona TV Sterao. oi.~Q I Ti41NK YOU WEI'.E BORN CRA66'r', 'fOLI'RE CRABBY NOW, AND YOU'LL BE CRA6BY FOR THE RE ST OF 'fOIJR LIFE .. F=OR TJ.lE REST Qj; FOR THE REST OF M'f LIFE ? I·. I 8aaiP I 1 . (l) WheN rn lhe Wlllltlla 8 c - landlsga? Stereo. ~qua,. One TV. Stereo. ie De CIS Newa C. i Andy Qrllftth 7:00 ~J~• IIJI Wheel o1 Fortuna 8:35 Cll Edition Q . (l) (f) Mac!lfii/LIIIm Newa~t!M .Q. .. ~==nla'd ate IDJ e 81lli T UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS .. TO GET ANSWER t PHILLIP ALDER LaapQ Q.: . (J)fl E~ Tonlghi Sterao. (J)e Y hi Your Ute 111e Wheel o1 F-ne Q Ill e FamiiJ Fauci . 1D NFL'a G - Momentl a~ ALLEYOOP Maaon: The caae of !he Silenced Binger' NBC Movll of !he Waak (2:00) Q (I) MOVIE: Tatea l'rom the Darkaldr. The Movie (R) ANOTHER CARl AN' THIS 01111!'6 SLOWING OOWNI (2:00) (J) 11 Ca~ (I) a Famur Mattara and Hamene plot revenge against a cheating repairman. Stereo. C (l) (f) Waahl~ k In RavJew Stereo~C t96S +AKI0982 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South detennined in the negotiations. · The BCOA ~ tpbsidiaries r:l12 coal producing c:ompanics that arc IIDlODB the lalgesl in the Dillion and set die staMmJ for the indusuy. They arc located in Abbama, Dlimis, Indiana, Kentucky , Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia llld West Virginia. About 300 other eoo~panies signed the 1988 contract under "metoo" agreements. · Neither side announced what it considm:d the major issues in the talks. . . But bolh sides agreed that enactmcn1 this fall of fcdmll ~~on to rescue the l)illing UMW Health llld Rclin:mclt Funds had climinat· ed a_p()lential roadbloc:t. The funds provide health insurance to 120.000 retired UMW membels. w.. RACINE - Tbe second suspect Bureau of Criminal Investigation mogiM for die Fcbrury 1991 mur· . and the SWAT Team of the Lakeders of 1~ L. Halley, 36, and land Police DeparlmenL Jelliey S. ~· 12, Glllia CounSheriff Stiulsby reports that 814 ty, whose bodies were found in p.m. Thunday, an FBI agent rrom Lebanon Township, has been the Columbu·s office called and ·lnaled in I *land, Fla advised that Lemasler had called According to Meigs County· and was wanting to come to Sheriff James M. Soulsby, William Columbus and surrender to the D. ~Bruy• Lemaster 11, 26, Tan· FBt Meigs County officws immener's Run Road, Rac:ine, was dialely faxed copies of the warrant atteAcd ltiDily after S p.m. Thurs- and a photograph to the Lakeland day by ajents of th e Federal ee- l IIIII Ill • Ooiilln Pataca Dorothy pays a vlsH and decides to taka Sophie back home. (PI 2 ol 2) Stereo. Q ®e~aMaat Wanlllcl A. group ol gypsy ccln artists; a New Vorl\ racketeering .mobster. Stereo. r:;1 0 Munter, 1M Wro18 Q Ql Crook and Cha!ll . . The World Almanac (f)) Crossword Puale (G) (2:00) 8:05 (J) MOVIE: Jtn. (2:15) Senda ol two ACROSS (J) e Btap bj Step A lusty teen sets his sights on 8:30 (J) II t Pan ~,nWS!tereo.-.,2. w ..k MORTY MEE.KLE AND WINTHROP · NOr HI TIMMie! HOW ARE .....i::i.J ON THIS e~TIFUL.. MORNING-=? iD Aluztng oa SO~... MY~Lc:eFe HUI2i. . ~- LII(J:iHAT. BARNEY PICK UP SOON, I'LL BE OUT OFA 308!! aaplallwa atone ArUIIclal 44 F-..atallar LEST WE FORGET • These five plio, toaraplll nf the Ordruff (Ohrdruf) Conceatratloa Camp Jumg In tbe ball of Feeney-Bennett P01t lll, American Legion. They_were donated 47 Enwonment qcr. 52 Iaiiy quieter 55 Polo v-rna 15'--la-la . ""!:. 18 Kind al dog 17 FCNIMfiY 51Cieve · 57 Parla rt 18- D•m• 18 Unclalmacl mall dapL 20 llardl23 Gr..ilhouu Can. and Max. · vlna 30 Laaplng crealura DOWN 1 Apprqach 2 Expauto X-raya 31 IIHdle CIN 33 TV'I. Pelplll 34 ::::auva 35Newt111P11 311 Baaaontng 3Fumltllra et:':v~ntt (2 wda.) 4 SltlllltHII- 8l.MitlmH 7 tonllndtr n.a · by Freda Edwards In memory of her bnsband, tbe late Cbarlea Edwards. Here wltb Mrs. Edwards are Lellonnalres Jerry Hawley, left, and Andy Batey. Photos are reminder of inhumane treatment of prisoners during WWII 5I BetwHn 26 ChOica noUce 43 In IUpporl of 48 Dawn 8 • Evil A. oonvlcled killer 8 Fnf aircraft otil (abbr.) (lllbf,) 5stqeofl 101M.. Blglltlnp: Epklamlc of l SHORE AM TICKLED TO HEAR THAT II IF 81Z.NE5S DON'T 41 IIHd . rullblr • earner wrea111ng; Clrlt; whl~lng dervish; Cal~omla Yo-Yo Championships; children's games of Turkey. 8:00 CiJ e (I) e Dlnouura Earl and Fran Ignore Grandma's advice when B~by gets sick. Sterao. D (l) (f) Diila Day: A Ban-IIUII Jaurney Anec:dotas, fllm clipe and - I footage highlight a profile ot Doria Day. (1:00) lllliD Ill. Dnlgnlng women Anthony marries a ahOWglrl; Julia and Mary Jo win big. (PI1 ot 2) Stereo. I I-\AT6 NORNIN6e THAT STAI<T OFF WITH 38 ThrOilY ~nt 10 Spiral moUon 13 Or•l"acl 14 - 37 -fir 4 Work bard IIQry Stereo. ®le e Major Dad Polly and -the Major take her campaign tor m!f. to the people. Stereo. · - Police. Lemaster was taken into custody shortly after 5 p.m. without incidenL • John Perry, BCI special agent, and Sheriff Soulsby are in Polk County 81 Bartow, Fla, to question Lemaster and will be returrung him to Meigs County since he has waived exaadition proccedinp. Lemasler faces two counts of aggravated murder and other relit· edcharges. ·Dr. Clarke named ASIM's 'Internist of the Year'· 8P~meNewa· Q 1111 MOVIE: Change of Habit "It wouldn't be apptoptiate for me to speculate today on what may or may not be sticking points or areas of immediate agreement," Trumkasaid B.R. Brown, chief negotiator for 'the operators, also wouldn't ·· · lllldms specific topics, but he corttended the industry "is not in good health." That, he said, "needs to be acknowledged as we begin these negotiations. •• "The realities of the 1990s, diclllle that we must be pragmatists, not idealists," he said. Brown noted only 28 pen:ent of the nation's. bituminous coal is mined under the contract and said the situation may worsen. ''Approximately 80 pen:ent of the signatory mines are more than 20 Continued on A-3 Second suspect arrested in Halley murder ~ase .West Soatb Nw.lb Eut There are rertain card combina- 1 NT Pass Pus 2+ lions that are as sa_fe as Fort Knox If 3 + All pus Pass · SNT one opponent attacks the suit, but are Opening lead: • 4 like a leaky boat If the either opponent leads it. One simple example is king ' doubleton opposite two low cards. ~::-::=-:-::':'""'=-;;"=:::--::=-:-::-' With a lead around to tbe king, you now bare ace. But if West leadl a must win a trick. With a lead tbroup spade, declarer bas two ~Uranleed the king, you are only 50-50 to win a spade tricks. So, trying to keep East trick. off the lead, declarer called for dumSome of these positions are le$5 ob- my's heart jack rather than MID the vious, though, Take today's deal from ,,lead ar_ound to hla 10. Wben It b~kl_, dethe NEC World Team Olympiad. How clarer tmmtMilately led dummy s club. would you play in three . no-trump , ~en East played low, South finessed against a low heart lead? . : hiS 1~. . . . . South's opening bid was sliptly Wtth the actual distnbutton, this centric, but he knew he bad a way to was _remarkably successf~l. _Declarer show a long club suit if bis partner 1 co_ntmued clubs, establisbing nine used a Stayman Inquiry -which Is ex- tncks: one spade, two hearts, one•a· actly wbat happened. lllOIId and five clubs. Bu~ even If the The suit that is mOst troublesome 10 , club !Iueiie bad lost. declarer wu still South Is spades. U East leada a spade, ' 1D a lood posili011 IAl mal<e hla South should be held to one spade trick contract. : . . only. West will win the first round with Always npt to keep the danK« the queen, and then the defenders will hand off tlie lead. . · · duck the second round to declarer's 10---utu: .._ Q) Maniac Manikin t;1 7:35()) hnlanlll9n 1:00 (J) 8 11J MOVIE: 'Pa..., L----.L:::;..J:::J......,._..;.__ .A 10 By PhUilp Ald~r Crunchltme ,. tJ5 +QH4 ' SOUTH +A3 Keep him off the lead IIJI .JeopaniJtr::l (I) TlMt Jeffenona .962 E;J 7:05 (J) hoatfy Hlllblllla 7:30 (J) • EAST +KHz · +n upper30s. 14 Sections, 154 P!IIIM A Multimedia Inc. Nawopap« Middleport-Pomeroy Galllpoii&-Polnl Pleasant. November 8, 1992 By JOHN D. McCLAIN Associated PreM Writer . WASHINGTON- Talks on a new contract covering 210,000 IICli-ve and n:drcd coal mlncts ill ei&ht SIDleS opmed Friday, with both sides ICknowledsing that tough iSSUtS will need to be r=lved. "There sbould be 110 one ... who underestimaaes or minimizes how tough these negotiations will be, how complex the .issues are ... or how ·crucw the outcome of these sessions will be for America's coal min- . lng families and the industry as a whole," United Mine Workers Presi·. dent Richard L. Trumka said in opening re~marks. .The cum:nt conti'IICI between the UMW and the BiiUIIIinous Coal · Operators' Association, in effect since 1988, expires Fdl. I. It coverS 60,000 active minels and 150,000 whose pensions and benefits will be AQ 102 WEST +QH .K 754 +K8H Cloudy. Hl&b lp mld-405. Low Ill Miners, owners dig for answers to tough issues U-f.ll +5 Tonight Q) lllg ............... VoL II', Na.M . Coppiluhtad 1112 • Alollg the river """'- -"Bl-8 Baoinesa/Fann-- "-"".Dl-8 Cllllil\ed _ .........._ .....Dl-7 Deaths. ·--·-.........- .....A·3 Editor.ai~..- ....- ..- ......A-4 · SpOrts.....- ..~- .._,.......Cl·ll · Weatbe_r. --- ·--·- ......... ..A-2 • nn.es.- • +t0tl7 .QJIS IC . Qllllrlvln' Coun1ry Ill 8poolaCanter "-' NORrll BRIDGE With 8 MonaJIIna ... Q : Tlie Naxt Oanamlon Qe Stereo. 0 The tale of Gallia County's Civil War Veterans· James Sands- Page A-7 SCIAM-I.ETS ANSWIIS " .r Grubby· Exist • Hesve • LunEq_ • CAUGHT US "How lohg do _ you think we would have stayed together if we had just lived together?" the woman asked her husband. Laughing ·he replied, "Untir your father CAUGHT US!" Q) Thal'l My Dog ngWomen I I [ Health care costs inspire 'Top 25' list - Kevin Pinson - Page • B-7_ • PRINT NUMB~RED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES • ~~.=Me Stereo. Q Ste (J) G ~~ Complete lhe chuckle quoted · ~ , by filliMg In the missing .words '---'--'-...,_-:!.'---'--'---' you develop from step No. _3 below. 5 (J) e (J) e AIC Nawal;ll ~ I I Inside I "The laundromat is a great place to meet men," one cutie said. "Yaa."llghedthaaecond . : . - - - - - - - - , cutie, "but who w~ a guy .· -~1--...W_H.,.....;.Y.,.O;.......,N_A...,...-11 that can1 afford a ··- ·?" · Q) Pllnce VaiMI . · 6:01i Cll ThrM'a Companj 6:30 <Jle 1D1 NIC Nawa C (I) Ed lllclla110n'a,.8111T YOUR LIFE . I L U' D I B e MeiUaortcl . a Wlllltl T-J Buckeyes down Minnesota 17~-0_ - C-1 Gallia to honor veterans EVENING ' . murders his glrHrlend for Satan; Je..., Falwell talks about sstanlc culta and beliefs; officialS Iaika about evil. (0:30) Stereo. C 0 MOVIE: o..th Hliftt (R) (2:00) Stereo. Ill Nuhvllla How ' a La..., tung Uvet 1:30 (J) D (J) e camp Wlklet A depresSed Ricky gets her railed by a vtc1eo of the camp. Stereo. D lllle 111 • 11o11 on. ot Bob'a old poklr buddies makes 1~11 ~ Kaye. Stereo. "'· IDJ. Ukety Suapecll Marahak looks for a lheraplat'a killer. Stereo. Q splrltl . . maker Instantly reveals which signs are TAURUS (April 20-Mor 20) Today Ia romantically pertect for you. Mali $2 not the day to slack oH and coast. With pius a tong, 9811-addressecl. stamped · a little extra push an~ perseverance, envelope to Matchmaker c/o this you should be able to gel over a hurdle ne...,.per. P.O. Box 9i428: Cleveland. that's been plaguing you. BERNICE OH 44101 -3428 . (Mar 21-June 20) There IS juaBEDEOSOL SAQIYTARIUB (Nav. 23-0.C. 21) 11 you GEMINI tlllcatlon lor the optimism you feel ~· handle serious matters wllh the respect gardlng an endeavor In which you re they deserve today. things should work presently Involved. Even II observers oul smoothly for you. However, if you make a negative asaessm0nt, you must treat thein In a frivolous rashlon, ll's an- believe In yourself. other story. CANCER (June 21-.luiJ 22) Worthwhile CAPRICORN (O.C, 22..... 11) Try to gains are possible today when dealing restrict your expenditures today to ba• wllh Individuals who are willing to ac· sic essentials. If you let your extrava- ceptthelr lhere ollhe rtsponalblllly In a gant whims get control ot your wallet, joint venture. PuM together. you'll regret II later. · LEO (oluiJ 23-Aug. 22) You might feel it . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 11) Your first Ia n--.ary to go to a friend lor coun- · Ideas are likely to be your best ones to- · Bel today pertaining to a maner that ' day. But, If you o-anatyze them, sell- concerns you. Thla pat might not tell · NaY. 7, 1112 . I doubts could creep In and begin to con- . what you WMI to hear, but don't reject vlnce you they really aren'lloo nlhy. the advice on that balls. Probabilities for having lhlnga work out PISCES (Feb. 20 llarch 20111 you are VIRGO (Aug. 23-..,._ 22) Even II It II to your ultimate satisfaction are excep- an Impulsive buyer, thoro's a chance Inconvenient for you today, live up to llonally good In the year ahead. This . you mlgM pay much more lor some- your obllgallona. It will enhance your could be especially true when dealing thing today than It's actually worth. Be· reputation II you behave reaponalbly; It with 11.1i los. such as money or goods. lore you negotiate your deal, have a firm will tarnish your Image II you don't. SCOFtPIO (Ool. 24·Nov. 22) Everything price In mind that you won't exceed. LIBRA (llept. :a-oct. D) You might has its price today, and this will be as- . ARIES (March 21·Aprll1t) The course have to make •. difficult dactaJon today pecially true - e your objllctlvaa are you establish today Is likely to be realls- that affecla othlrl u Will u yourlllf. concetned. UN your smart• tp figure lie and reachable, provided you stay on Oon't took lor an auy Out; h wiD only out waya that peniMze you the lout. , 11 and aren't sidetracked by frivolous perpetuate the 111uatlon, tt. Know - • to look lor ...,.,.,.,. and tmpul.... · you'H lind (t. The Astro-Graph Match- ~'Your W'Birthday I not.....,... " •f OSCAR W. CLARKE, _M.D., 1D Eapaclhlan l!arlh 10:00 (2) IIJII'I F1J Away A e By KRIS COCHRAN Tlmes-Senllnel Stan clvl~rl~acllvlst annoys Ulty; Stereo. t gets (1)- ~ D (I) a aurprlse. 20/20 Stereo. (1j (f) Dleem WlnCIOw: Aellletlonl on . . 'FPtMH Qaldan The rich buuly and artistry ot Japan'a gardens are re..alad. (1:011) Stereo. l:ol:, Plcltat - · al1D ,111111 :!i 700 Club With Pat 'KJ Aalu11an 10:20 WMOVIE: Ope: a - P8clflc (2:15) Z.PFTWXE (L) • KeJ• 10 ... VICiorJ What -canciiCia181 rtglll/wrOng (0:30) for (J)• m me - ' WI LTZZJ . EZWSWIQTX Cup Sarlla from Cleveland . . . . . Q_..... (J) Nlglll Court Q TVPMUT ZPAZXP 10:38. Aualln Racing · -Breeder' a ID Hcne ~1:00<Jle OALLIPOLIS • Retiring afler Fathe~ AI MacKenzie of SL Peter's Episcopal ClnD'Ch in Gallipolis will be leaviljg his hometown and the many· ~ he bas touched as both cltaptain llld firWghter. : Father MacKenzie served as rector for 28 years at St. Peter's, c()nlribuling not only to the cbun:h b\11 to his community. ill a many fac:ell. • : Hl1 ramlly connection• to St. ~·· cbun:h can be traced back to the early 19001, when Ilia' snnd· 30 years In ministry, XTII AFPa I A W .I' I ILTI KTNP -- T · YAAU P F W X. ' PUUWP KGaZLJ. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Country musiC IS the Tin Pan Allay auppllar of Jova songa." - (Songwrlt.-1 Harlan HOWIItd. of today, tt* • ' . filher, C. E. MacKenzie, ICI\ICd as fl!CIOI' from 191~1915 · During his ~ as prelident of ll!e OaUil County Ministerial Asaoi:iatlon, Father MacKenzie ~yed an lntearal part In estabhaltlng Ouldlna Hand School, wtlh the nm d'lm boO, held 81 St. Pe~«'s. ~The m'm isterial association � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 6, 1992 devrick hayman sayre wheaton