https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b56bf225e506ddabe8435d22956c81c3.pdf 0e11b8d902c35132b8bf855180b94c0b PDF Text Text . .. . ••'' I !P~tG!I~1~2=-~n.~.~~~~~Y~~~n~t~I~~--------------~----------1P~o~m~•~o~y~W~d~d~l~~rt~,~Oh~~~----------~------------_!Th~u~n~~~·~No~w~m~N~r~1~~1ft!!2i Rea.der questions legitimacy Gardeners tour Long Bottom home of 'physical psychotherapists Dear Au Llladen: I just saw a TV show about two women who operate similar businesses. They call themselves ~physical psycbotherapists.' What lhey do is act.OUt fantasies with their clieniSt both male and female. For example, if a man desires to have sex with a celebrity. a neighbor, a co-worker or the spouse of a friend but doesn' have the cciurage to apprvach her. the physical psychothempist will act out his fantasy with him. This presumably relieves the client's slrCSS, and it is all very professional. There are no pmonal entanglements and no guilt. It is viewed as 'a visit to the docLOr." The fee is $100 for a half hour. Both "doctors" pay llll\CS on their income, and lhe government recognizes lhcit business as legal. · Tell me, Ann, when did they legalize prostitution .in die United SlateS? •• S.I. DEAR S.L: The only place in the United States where prostitution is legal is in Nevada. Since it is a well-known fact that sex does relieve stress, it could be argued that these "physical psychotherapists' are ~onning a· useful service lind not harming is the bad eating habits that got them where lhey are. Please, Aan, wake up America. If people learn to eat right and exercise, they will see a huge difference. •• HONOLULU OBSERVER DEAR HONOLULU: You have made some exceUent points about fast-food restaurants, high.fat diets and insufficient exercise. People need to pay a lot m<n attention to an of the above, but there's more to it than tbaL Noi all ov~t people pig out and fail to exercise. Metabolism bas a great deal to do with whelher a person ~ fat or thin. Genelics is the wild card in the game, and it is played more often dtan you think. So how about a liule less self. righteousness and a little more compassion for those who are fighungrbeBauleoftheBulge? People need to stop loolciilg at fashion magazine models as the standard and pay more attention to the fringe benefits of eating healthy and staying in shape. They will look betler, feel better lind live longer. Gem of die Day: You have passed : the true test of maturiJy when keeping a secret gives you more satisfaction dtan passing it along. Ann Landers anyone. Aad now, since AIDS has been addej!IO die sex scene, maybe we should reconsider legalizing prostitution and mandate govern· ment inspec:tion 30 days. Wbile I am 1101 recommending it, it COUld be a way to go, Dear Ann Landers: I live in Hawaii and just returned from my f&rSt trip to die mainland. I could not believe all those TV comlllCII:ials on how to lose weighL Instead of spending so much money on quick weight-loss schemes, why don't people get seri· ous about nutrition? On almost every comer in Southern California, there is a fast-food restaurant, a donut shop or a hot dog place. Most Americans seem to live on foods that are high in fat and sugar, artificially Oavored and colcred, and either microwavable or carry-outs from the deli. Forget to save some of your To top it off, there are anorexics favorile Ann Landers colu11111s? and bUlimics woo do notn!alizc that "Nuggets and Doozits" is the slarVing dlemselves only slows down /UI.fWer. &lid a self-at/dressed, long, Pomeroy Bowling Lanes in their metabolism. and that lhe body . busiMss-siu tllvtlopt and a check Pomeroy will be ~onducting a wiD then by to store as much fat as or mt111zy ortkr for $S (lhis illciUdes bowl-a-thon during the week of possible to compensate. poslage and handling) lo: Nuggets, • Friday for St. Jude Children's I have no sympathy for overweight c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Research Hospital. Mrs. Pat Carson people who say it's all a matt« of Chicago, 111. 60611-0562. (In has volunteered to coordinate the genes. The only thing they inheiited CaiiDii4, send $6.) "Bowl-For-Life" campaign. AI SL Jude. scientists and physi· cians work side-by-side seeking not only better means of ueaunent, but also. the cause, cure and prevention of catastrOphic disea- in children. WRANGlER CHIC LEVI'S All information ~ at SL Jude is shared freely with other hospitals JORDACHE nXAS BUCK and instiDIIions the world over. CHIPPEWA JERZEE'S LEE SpcinSOJ forms are now avail· able at Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. WHARTT TONY LAMA -KEY · Further information may be , obtained by contacting Mrs. Carson RED WING SUNSn BLUE HANG nN every The October meeting of the Wildwood Garden Club was an outing touring die Jand~raped yard and log home of Eddie and Sharon Hupp, Hupp's Landscaping and Lawn ServiCe, Long Botlilm. Mr. and Mrs. Hupp described their many shrubs, flowers and trees designed around a goldfish . pond with an arched bridge walk· way. A patio overlooked hillside landscapmg, ail orchard and a large scenic pond. Hupp noted to plartt shrubs so that the colors blend together especially the fall foliage. They !ben treated everyone to large · 1 Ohio Lottery • Orlando routs Washington in NBA tilt apples that two were ~nough for Evelyn Hollon had die IIIOIIIhly • .one pie. report on Butternut squash. It is • ' ' The club then !raveled to the bard-shelled fruit and stores well : home of Sonya Wolfe for a tun· for winter usc. It is delicious chcon. steamed or baked and it also makes 1 A short business meeting was good pies. It is a great source of : presided over by Ktihryn Miller. fiber, toO. Buaemut types are more • Doris Gruescr had devotions read· rcsisrant 10 squash borers than any : !,nl "'Yhen Winter Comes," and other types. . , ; . Blcssmgs on All Our Days." For For the arrangement of tl)e • roll call e~eryonc was to bring a month, Peggy MOQO'e used yellow I d~onlled pumpkin. Mrs. Gruescr mums and marigolds in a pumpkin. Jave a report on die county .meet· The meeting adjoprncd with mg and noted die annual Chrislrnas members ancl guests, Mary.Pugh ., Oower show will be held ~v. 21 and Edith Sisson, admiring the • and 22 at Carleton School m Syra- view of lhe river valley. cuse. , Pick 3: 142 Pick 4: 6573 Page4 Community Thanksgiving service. set ' Pbins for the annual .community Thanksgi vinJ service were made when the Meigs County Ministerial Association met Wednesday at the Racine Pentcco$tal Assembly. The services will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 24, at 7:30p.m. at Trinity Congregational Church in Pomeroy, with the Rev. Deron . Newman of Syracuse as die speaker, Holiday activities were dis· cussed and will include SUPPOrt of the Meigs Cooperative Parish Christmas food diStribution project with contributions of food, money, and voliJ!Iteen. . · Reports were fiven on the monthly ministers visits to the Buckeye Youth Center in Colum· bus to sec Meigs County youth confined there; This has been an ongoing project for the {liSt year. · Programs for mccungs which are held on the second Wednesday of each month were discussed. The Pomeroy United Meihodist Church • wil\. host the December meeting. A : Christmas luncheon with husbands : and wives as guestS is planned. ·• Officers are the Re.v. Roland ' Wildman, Trinity Church, presi· , dent; the Rev. Fr. Walter Heines, Sacred Heart Church, vice .presi- ; dent and program leader; the Reli. i Glen McClung, Pomero~ : Nazarene, treasurer; and To!l\ ; Gates, Nazarene Church, Racine, . secrel&r)'. · VoL 43, No. 143 Copyrighted 1992 . RAI..EIGH, N.C . (AP) -John Lllwsoo, a British adventurer, made hia firll trip to .~ Caroliau in 1700. He wrote 1 book about it in 1709 called "A New Voyage 10 Am38&• SX/25 Ohio · ~an killed .by falling tree limb in wind storm til Lawson was later appointed Surveyor General of North Caroli· na and supervised settlement of New Bern, N.C. Here, in 1711, he was seized by hostile Tuscarora Indians. They put him to death by fire torture - a procedure Lawson had graphically described in his book. By The Associated Press WIND DAMAGE - Kevin Desmond, lert, and Butch Gravett Wlllk along what used to be t~ east lower wall of Gravett's Marine in New- ,_,.,.,.. ..... 15t.tS 142-5018 B TRE p JUMBO OUOFONE ~ CUT 184' C. IIIII,.., ,,.,,,,.. __ • Super·CCT lor suf)8fior souild • Memory dialing Aog. 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(AP) .Ravenswood Aluminum waniS it. baCk. uwhen the war's over, itts over," union member Joe Chapman said Wednesday. Ravenswood and the Steelworkers are phoning, writing and meeting with former cusLOmers to recoup business. The success or the canipaign will not be known un' til year's end, said Ravenswood spokesman Pat Gallagher. "'We're in the time frame now where those (conlriCIS) are being negotiated," Gallagher said. He said many conlracts for beveragecan aluminum run on a calendaryear basis. "We arc workin' very bard 10 reobtain those. That s probably all I can say now, .. he said. Gallagher would not, say how . 15 Year Warranty '239 '369 (1) • ·h Ulf-1 1 •49MHz_._ nz,. r ••,.. !21, 180·2382 • !31 • 27MHz power 180-4UM •*. 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IWIDSMck il11111...,.. schools and colleges fn the 19931995 slate budget Many counties and regional transit systems piggyback taxes on the sr.ate sales taX. For example, the lOW rate in Cuyahoga County is 7 perctnL A tax referendum would let Voinovich and slate legislators off the political hook by leuing vo1ers decide the question, the newspaper said: . Voinovich won't act without a vote and won't ask for more money unless scliools and colleges implement refonns said Michael Daw• son. the Voin~vich adminislralion 's . --Local briefs-----. .. Wilt 0¥11' . . . IDOIIOIII CLEVELAND (AP) - Gov. Geor$e Voinovich may ask voters to ra•se Ohio's sal~s. tax from 5 percent to 6 percent m order to provide another $800 mHiion a year for education, according to a pub· lished report todsy. · The decision hinges on legisla· live leaders and reportS Voinovich expeciS to receive next month from a study of Ohio's educalion needs, The Plain Dealer reported. The state .must erase a projected $300. million budge~ _deficit before June 30, but the addiuonal sal~ taX · revenues would not be apphed to the red ink, the newspaper report· ed. The money would go solely for clock-- _..____ _ Charges expected to be filed today ' tree limb and at 100,000 homes.and businesses lost power when a sLOrm with winds up to 70 mph swept across Ohio. . Thursday's storm also dumped as much as 2 inches of rain in some areas, overflowing creeks and rivers. No major property damage or evacuations were reported. Flood warnings were in effect today in northwest, central and north-central Ohio. Wind speeds had dropped 10 10 to 20 mph today. T~:mperatures were in the 30s about 25 degrees colder than o~ Thursday, 1he National Weather Service said. Lows tonight were forecast in the 20s. Harris Perkins, 77, of Zanesville, was killed while driving on U.S . 22 in Muskingum many conttacts were lost, but said it was "a significant portion of our business... Ravenswood is suuggling be· cause of a slow economy and a glut in the aluminum market In a Nov. 4 leuer to employees, company President William Hampshire · praised workers for puUing 10gethcr 10 solve .the company's problems. but said the forecast (or 1993 was gloomy. "Until we see improvement, we will be maintaining a very conser· vative approach and clo~ly con· trolling all cost elements," . Hampshire said. · Ravenswood lost nearly $26 mil· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A lion in 1991. Senate committee accepted a The company employs about revised budget bill that may lead to 2,000 workers, including about higher electricity rates in Ohio, but 1,625 Steelworkers. sponsors say the increase would be minimal. The bill originally imposed a fee on ulilitics and other air polluters to help make up a $4.6 million cut in the Ohio Environmental Protecuon Agency's budget. But on Thursday. the Senate Finance Committee took under study an amendment letting coal· spokesman. "The governor has had discus- burning utilities affected by the bill sions wilh a number of people pass the $8-per-ton emissions fee ' atiouf a number of options. I want on to cusLOmers. The EI?A said the fee would to make this clear: No decisions have been finalized ... And the gov· generate about $5.1 million a year. Sen. Richard Finan, R-Cincinernor won't support anything that nati, who offered the amendment, isn't put to a vote of the people," said the cost to most utility cus· Dawson said. · tomers would be "minuscule." He· This fiscal year's total appropri· ation for the Ohio Department of said the utilities have the right to Education and Ohio Board of recover costs mandated by the LegRegents was about $6.71 billion, so islature. Roger Dyer, spokesman for an $800 million boost would repre· sent an increaSe of less than 12 per- Columbus Southern Power Co ., said the fees would cost his compa· cent. 1 Legislators could submi,t th~ taX ny $140,000 a year. He said it hike to voters as a consutuuonal would likely cost residential cusamendment, or because of a sectioo tomers pennies, but big induslrial already in the state constit~tion, customers may have.LO pay thoucould simply pass a tax h1ke to sands of dollars more a month. The committee is reviewing benefit schools, contingent on voter what has become an omnibus bill approval. · Should legislato,rs balk at e~en the Senate is scheduled 10 vote ~m asking a tax qucsuon, Vomov1ch next week as lawmakers return could propose a 6allot issue, from a campaign recess. They're bypassing the legislature, by gath· scheduled to adjourn in December. The bill makes a(jjustments in ering 34 7,76S voter signatures. Through a spokesman, the legis· the budget enacted last summer for lature's top Democrat, House the biennium that slllrtcd July 1. II Speaker Vern Riffe; D-Wheelers· does not' lnvol ve current talks burg, said Thursday . nobody h~d aniong leaders on a projected, $300 discussed a sales-taX mcrcase wuh million deficit for the fiscal year ending June 30. him. 8-1•11 may • her mean hIg eie·ctric rates Newspaper says Voinovich considers higher sales tax PILLOW TOP. tamers by 8 a.m. today: he said. Crews worked to resLOre power through the windshield of hi,s car, to about 10,000 Payton Power and Srate·High~ay Patrol Trooper Creg Light Co. customers. spokesman Bryce Nickel said. About 75Q cusMaxwell S31d. Perkins' wife, Eleanor, 75, was tomers in Huber Heights and Englewood north of Dayton not in)ured, the palrOI said. . Wmd gusiS were 61 mph m the remained without nower this mornarea at. the time, the weather ser- ing. In central Ol!io, some 25,000 v1cc sa1d. . customers were without power, The Anderson Ferry. wh1ch said Banie Brandt, spokesman for transpo~ts passcnger.s across _the Columbus Soulhern Power Co. Oh10 R1ver from Cmcmnat1 to This morning about 350 remai~ norlhern Kentucky, was stranded without power, he said. • arter winds caused a rope to break: The stonn knocked out power at Ferry owner ~~I A~derson sAtd a Columbus city water plant, whK:h the boat was amvmg m Kentucky when a rope connecting the ferry in turn slopped water pumps aild and its push boat broke about 5 service in some suburbs and ~ p.m. The two vessels drifted 600 of Columbus for about 90 minutes, feet lO shallow water. Ferry passen· said Jackie England, Water Di~­ gers were put ashore in Constance, sion spokeswoman. "We're sort of lucky that the Ky ., until the ferry could be offices were closed" downtown maneuvered back to shore. No one when waler stopped Oowing, Engwas injured, ' land said. · "I knew it was bad when the Some 40,000 customers of barge hand crossed himself," sail passenger Jennifer Camar of · Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. lost service, said spokesman Frartk Cleveland. Hayes. About 4,000 customers In Newport, Ky ., high winds were without power this morning. ripped open a wall at Gravett's At least 6,000 customers of Marine Sales & Services. Buckeye Rural Electric CooperaThe winds downed trees and tive in southeastern Ohio lost power lines across Ohio, sheriffs power, said operations manager and utility officials said. By 1his morning power had been restored Eddy Reece. By this morning power had been restored to aU but to all but aboul 5,200 users. About 18,000 homes and busi- 100 users. The weather service said 2 inchnesses in southwest Ohio and es of rain fell in the Day10n arcs northern Kentucky lost power, said while Cleveland received I 1/2 Marshall Hacker, a spokesman for inches. Most other areas received Cincinnati Gas & Elec1ric Co. an inch of rain or less. Power had been restored to all cusCounty about 8 p.m. The wind ::;:;::= =;;.:;;:;::;;;;:.:;;;:=::::::___ -· -J~·mtan ··w~~· -lc:illl~l~y ·a-falling -·· sn~pped off a.tree limb that broke RAC, unionjoinforces to recoup business • Bass-boost lor deep, rich bass • 20·track programmable memory w..... •llllelevable bay fr• lila SprlngAir fadoryu4•e passll1 tile savllgs 01 to you. TANDY• OPEN 9 am-5 pm Mon. thru sat. Except Friday Open Until 8:00 P.M. Carolina.·· I Several hundred Meigs County but by 1 a.m. all service had been Most of the power has now been residents experienced power out- · restored, Ernie S ission, Pomeroy reSLOred. · ages Thursday night due to the manager, reported. The windstorms hit in south: Columbus Southern 'Power's wes1ern Lawrence County about 6 severe windstorms which hit the Clarence Robson, line supervisor, p.m. Thursday evening and then area. All three companies, Ohio said that Danville was hit hard with tracked north and east through the Power, Columbus Southern Power, aboul 100 customers in that com- company's five service areas laking and Buckeye Rural Electric. Coop· munity being without service for down lines in atlenst21 areas, said erative, Inc., had outages but all about six hours. The first reportS of Reece. Consu111ers should continue reported that most consumers had outages came about 6:15 . All to call in ourages to help pinpoint their service restored early this power was restored about .! a.m., the damage, he said. · morning. Much of the line damage Robson said. All Buckeye line personnel were Buckeye Rural Electric had on duty from early evening throug~ resulted from falling trees, it was widespread power ourages in their much of the night and contract reponed. Winds were clocked by the service area. Gallia, Jackson, Vin- crews were also called in to help Meigs County Emergency Medical ton, Meigs and Alhens Counties, restore service and repair damage SerVice at. their height at 51 miles affecting an estimated 5,000 !O to lines and P?les. · : 6,000 consumers. per hour. Reece S31d B.uckeye has initiat: That is a "conservalive" esti- ed a ver~ .aggressive right-of-way About 80 RuUand and Syracuse mate, according to the coopera- hne cleanng program this past year customers served by Ohio Power were wilhout service for several live's operations manager. Eddy which probably reduced the num; hours. Outages began about 8 p.m. Reece, who said a full assessment her and size of ourages during lhe was not possible until this morning. Thursday night stonn. · CASE LaCROSS GUESS (Sweatshirts) Colonist's end . ~ Storm leaves several hundred Meigs area residents without power: DAN'S .ROCKPORT ' ...,• 2 Sectlono, 14 Peg•• 25 cenlt A Mulllmodlo Inc. N-peper · _, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 13,1992 Bowl-a-thon set at 992-6681. . Low lolll!!bt ... 20L Saturday, SDOW nurrles. High Ia 3Go: DONATION MADE • GTE North has made a $1,500 contrl, bution to the Meigs County Chamber or Commerce, to be used toward economic development work. Chamber board member Ernie Sisson, right, accepted the check..from Neal Krumme, Athens/Pomeroy Supervisor for GTE. (Sentinel Photo by David Harris) ' I • �Friday, November 13, 1182 . ~ . The Daily Sentinel 111 Coart Street , Pomei'OJ', Ohio . DEVOTED TO TilE llnDtB8T8 or THE IBIGS-IIASON AKitA ROBERT L. WINGE'IT PubUsher CHARLENE HOEFLICH PAT WIDTEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ControUer General Manager J.EITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They sbould be less lban 300 leuen ue subject to editing and must be oigned witb name, addm• ond telepboile number. No unsigned leaers will be publisbed. Leaers . words. All sbould be in good wre,lddnossing issues, uot personalities. Clinton sending message of reassurance By WALTER R. MEARS AP Spedal Correspondent WASHINGTON ~a seaSol1 of change,- is a lime for reas51U'ance and stability as ~and President-electCiiniOII's careful beginning sends both messages. · There's hard wort to be done but no rush to reach decisions, he says, as his uansition managers ta1lc of careful judgments in preparing for lhe Demoaatic adminisbalion that will take power at noon, 10 weeks from tomorrow. The reassurance facror shqws in CliniOII's plan for an economic swnmit conference with business leaders and experts on lhe economy to ta11c about priorities in the new administration. His policies already are promised, in writing and in countless campaign speeches. At an eco11<111ic summit next month in Lillie Roclc, he would be seclcing broadened backing among leaders who outlast candidales and administtalims. " ... It wiU be an auempt to make an audit of where we stand now, to get advice from lhe3c individuals who run big Clllllpanies Ill' who are.wellblown in the cconomics field," said Warren Chrislopher, Clinton's transition dinll:tor. . . 'Any iacoming pesident faces a double challenge: he's got to satisfy the expectations of the suppon.cn who elecled him and, at the same lime, convince his defc81ed opponeiiiS that differences don't mean they cannot count on his leadmhip. ·:·The new Clinton adminislrllion may face 1111n pressme from the former- Democr8ll muming 10 power al\er 12 years in White HOUle exile, wilb high expectations and resuJIICI ready, bent on an instant overbaul of ~!~since his election, Clinton's statcmeats 111!11 cboices have pointed to a more cautious, methodical route. That was danonstrated in his cboice of the twO men in char&e of his lfl!DSilion operations - including lhe screening of his Cilbinet. . ·. · · · Christophec and Vernon E. Jordan, the transition chairman, were advisers to the nominee, ll!d helped him pi~ running mate AI Gore. But they were not pert ci the CliniOII campaign orpnization. In prior transitions, the newly elected president hils almost in\Wiably turned to a manager or top official ci his campaign 10 ovenee the nnsluon. · • ·He left the talking 10 them. Between them, they cqvered folir Sunday TV inlelview p10grams. "I'm nbt going to have lilY offiCial comments for a while," Clinton aid. "I just don't think 11hou14 say much ript now." He'd said the morning afttr his clcction that other world leaders, friend 6r advmary, sbould remember that President Bush is in charge until Jan. 20, ~ ~ "no one should doubt America's IT.10lve during this period of ll'llftSIUOII. ', 'That is ttaditional for an incoming president "Foreign leaders must be aWare that the presidcnl is still the president," Ronald RC8Illll said after lie,was elected to begin the Republican rule Clinton has ended. The situa.~ was different - foreign policy was paramount then, and the Iran hb8tage crisis had been a major factor in the defeat of Jimmy Caner. As P!Csidcnt-dect, Reapa said the. Iranians should not think there was anytliin$ to be gained by holding the embassy hosrages until lhe change in ~idcnts. They were f=d at the hour Reagan lid office. , Richard Nixon went overoo.d in the continuity depanment before he ~ceedcd President Lyndon Iolmson. Nixon said during his transition lhat LB1 would speak for both of them durin& the transition, later amendlit$ that to add that it would apply only when there had been )irior consul. ~. WASHINGTON- If the 1992 polilical wae on Bmed· · way, it wod ve closed after ~ing night. The u.s. Coastitulton, however, required us to sit through it wuillhe biucr end. The plot and Pcrlormance ci the actors and actrcsaea in this national drama ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous, JJUDeluated by dou· blrApnak and distortion. It was tong on patbos and short on Jl18C81llry But l'lther than tar all ci the . didates with the same brush, we've . si.ngled out some of the most egregtous examples of absurdity. FAMILY VALUES: If there was one nanative that animated the · electiOn, it was lhe mantra "family values.'' In fact, sometimes it was unclear whether Republicans" sought the )naidency or the priest· hood. . Attome.y General William P. BBIT, lhe llltion's top lsw enf~. meat officer, even lOok to the pulpit to fillory movie dinll:tor Woody Allen s sex life. In a speech to a · Roman Catholic p p last month, Barr took Dan Quayle's sniper attaclcs against Hollywood a step further. Barr said thai Allen's explanation or his affair with Mia Farrow's adopted daughter was a graphic illustration of the rampant permissiveness that he said is weakening the country's moral fiber. If so, then Barr wins honorable ""::f:'f! an- . • ' Letters .. .. • • .: to the editor To the people of Meigs County: ' A couple of weeks ago I was i nvited to a benefit for Don Guthrie "by a friend of mine, Bob White, :which wns held last Saturday night. ;Jiob is a gre~~t blue grass musician •and he knew I liked this type of :entertainment. • As expected, the entertainment :Was tremendous, including not only ;!he music but also the cloggers, 'food, auction, eiC. The benefit w~t~ J!eld at the Tuppers Plains School ~nd the place was packed. For a (ime, you could not find a seat. :· The best part of the evening was the tremendous support shown by ~o many businesses and friends. There was a rash of unselfish civing which was truly wonderful to be a Pan of and io see. Bearwallow Ridge Church of Christ and the Orange Christian Church made ~enerous do1111tions. The congrcgauons were following their Sunday mornincteachings on Saturday night when they, as an example, bid 5300.00 for a 525.00 light · Bill GiJlilan collected $3SO from Don 's fellow employees at ~pont. He IillO purchased a guuar for $300. Todd Tripp donated a new born calf for auction purchased by George and Nancy Collins for $100. These are just a few examples ()f the caring .and sharing. Tu have been part of the benefit for Mr. Guthrie was a heart warming experience. Not only did we go home feeling appreciation for having been invited, but we also had a sense of sincere gmtitude for residing in a county that has such thoughtful and helpful people. This type of lhing is a testimony · to what makes Meigs a great county, Very few places in the country would have bands, businesses, auc-· tioncers, cooks, family and friends do so much 10 help a neighbor in need. Special thanks to Bob for organizing the event, his wife Dove and Sue Maison. for assisting Bob, and to so many others 100 numerous to mention. The community made me proud. To Don and his-family: Hang tough, the love and prayers of Meigs Countians are with you. Judge and Mrs. Fred W. Crow Ill MICH. • IToledol33" I mention because - as long as cock of the walk,'' Hollings said. Celller of attorney malpractice and "He's got a chauffeur _and a car. attemptin¥, 10 starve two young we're speaking of moral fiber he's currently embroiled in the He'd be totally lost if he got out at children. ' Cen~ actually sued 10 his age.'' snip a 4-year-old and a 1-yesr-old lraqgate cover-up sc;andal. If Thurmond retired, Hollings of their child suppon 10 pay his said, the 90-yca--old senator would own legal fee," the ad claimed. not "have a home, a hometown, "He even claimed his fee mauered and would quickly discover he more than the children's food, doesn't have any real friends." medicine and shelter." · CHUTZPA: Rep. I ames P. Centcr.del~vered; a sli~ging_ payMoran Ir., D-Va., disclosed that he ~k to,Gmgn~h wtth thiS radio_ad: twice tried marijuana as a young · Newt s runmng an. ad. lhll clauns man, no ~at reveJation in itself. .. Tony Center thought hts ~gal fees Even Vice President Dan Quayle dragged Allen intO this reli- But his disclo$ure came less than 8' mattered more than chtldre11's gious/moral war. Quayle spent day after he smeared his Republi- food:" the .ad said. "C'mon, ~ most of the campaign waging an can challenger for using pot and w~o s talkm~. It wa~ Newt OmOperation Desen Storm of sorts cocaine as a teen-ager. Moran gnc~ w'!<> delivered divorce papers to htS _wtfe the day after her ~r against Holl:r":ood, styling himiiC1f made a distinction between himself · operanon." as the Stormin' Norman or the bat- and Kyl~ E.. McSlarrow.• saymg IMPERSONATING ·AN O'"" . v •.ue. Durin$ the Republican National that cocame tS a more senous nar· Convention, Quayle's top aide cotic. Trying to put out the fire, S!DER: I t - s ~everyone rundescribed Allen as a "good Demo- Moran later explained: "In the fmt · mnc ~. Y-.ran !'?lh the moniker lace, it wasn't as a teen-ager, but of lhe o.utsulcr. 'f'!'O decades cral" when asked about the family 'm not going to get into th~t. after sen:mg as a mtd41eman for values implications re$arding the because it shouldn't be a maJor !wo CODVJC'!ld W~fll8CC bui'J~ actor's messy pel'sonallife. BACK-STABBING: Sen. Fritz issue in this campaign." By the m the da~ tm~ly followmg. Hollings, D-S.C., eked out re-elec- time this flap had su.bsilled, there ~ break-m, Republican Bob Bention after a robust Republican chal- was no doubt that Moran -unlike ~ ran succeisfuUy for ~ S~ lenge. In an act of senatorial cour- President-elect Ointon, had actual- tn Utah.~ a .vow to turn polibcs as usual on tiS head. tesy, South Carolina's.::~ublican · Jy inhaled. MUTUALLy ASSURED STONES AND GLASS HOUSSen. Strom Thunnond ned laSt summer to campaign for Hollings' DESTRUCTION: Rep. Newt Gin- ES: Sen. Jake Gam, R-Utah, played foe, Tommy Hartnett, explaining grich, R-Ga ., is a seven-term the role. of surrogate smearer for that he had to stay on friendly Republican wbo has had lhe run of t~e Whne Hou~e at a rail~ that his life both in a prim~ and the ktck~d off Pre~tdent B!J~h s r~­ terms with his Senate colleague. Hollings, however, was not as general election. GtnJ!rich s swiiCh- el~u~ campaagn, 8SS81hng BtU courteous. He told reponers that he blade brand of poliucs was bran- ~hnton s pe~ cha_racter. When expects Thurmond to stay in the dished when he ran television com- tl c~ to. public ethiCS, however, Senate until he dies. "He's the mercials accusing Democrat Tony Gam hves m a glass skyscrapc;r. He · is t1111ong the top recipients of sav-ings and loan special interest · money, and carried the industry's water for most of the 1980s. As chairman of the .Senate Banking Committee in 1982, he co-authored the law that'deregulated the thrift indUSIIy, leaving a legacy of a $500 bilUon debt to taxpayers. THE· EMPTY DRESS: The Year of the Woman -enough is enough. After Ibis election, there are as many "empty suits" in Washington as there are "empty dresses." Just to prove that female politicians can be every bit as phony as their male cpunterpans, consider the example of Democrat Lynil H; Yealcel, who lost narrowly to Sen. Arlen , Specter, R-Pa. ;. Yeakel branded Speeter a "waffler" during a waffle breakfast at a restauranL When she was asked by reporters to detail his waffling, she replied, "I think- let's see. Hang on a minute - let me think about that- do mind? Just for a sec· IND. ' By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein · •ICoJumbusl34• TO HAIL THE CHIEF Ice' important, George Bush simply had ~choice but to keep,his word. If a tune C81l)e when the country's best interests compelled him to break it, William A. Rusher percent. South-Central Ohio Extended forecast: Tonight, partly. cloudy with a Sunday, fair. Lows in the '20s. chance of flurries. Low in lhe mid20s. Chance of snow is 40 percent Highs in the 30s. Monday, a chance S~turday, mostly cloudy and cold of rain or snow. Lows in upper 20s With scattered flurries. High in the to low 30s. Highs in the 40s. Tuesupper 30s. Chance of snow is SO day, fair. Lows in upper 20s to low 30s. Highs in the 40s. r---Local briefs...-...., Continued rrom page 1 prosecutor's office. TI.Je suspect is confined 10 the Meigs County jail. Prisoners transported to Orient Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reponed that on Thursday, Deputy Manning Mohler transported three prisoners to Orient Reception Center to begin recently-imposed sentences from Conimoo Pleas Court. 21 year-old Stephen Kimes of Racine was arrested on a charge of sexual battery in October, as well as a probation violation. He entered a plea of guilty and was returned to prison to serve the remainder of his sentence. Dennis Hummel, 30, and Albert D. Lee, 32, both of Athens were arrested in September for breaking and entering, theft and arson of the Scott Nelson property in Colwnbia Township. They were indicted and entered guilty pleas. · Bass arrested on domestic Ch4rge HarrY Nelson Bass of Rutland was arrested Thursday night on a warrant qharging domestic violence. His wife also filed another domestiC violence complaint on the incident which tnok place. Bass is awaiting a Meigs County Court hearing, and is housed in the Meigs County Jail. · you II Patrol investigates accident Jack Anderson and Michael Biasteln are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. · · A Middleport man's car windshield and headlights were broken out by grave! from a passing truck on Ohio 124 in Rutland Township Thursday morning. . Robert L. Richmond, 57, 32940 Happy Hollow Rd., was eastbound on Ohio 124. when gravel spilled from a westbound truck, driven by David G. Lamben, 38,42480 State Route 681, Pomeroy, the patrol reported. The truck is owned by Rose's Excavating, Inc., Racane. Damage to Richmond's 1981 Mercury was listed as light. No injuries or citations were reported. before the Democratic Congress, Third, lhe BitSft campaign truinwhich predictably failed to act on agers made a monumental blunder it. But that exculpated the president when they failed, early on, to only panially.· defend the Willie Horton ads of First, to signal his personal Mr. Bush's 1988 campaign. No deteimination to end the reces,sion less a liberal authority than The quickly at all costs, Mr. Bush ought ' WashingiOII Post said, in an editaito have fii'Cd both Treasury Secre- al dated Oct 25, 1988, that lbere tary Brady and OMB Director Dar- was nothing in the least "i'llcist" man and replaced them with Kemp about those ads. The Republicans · types early this year, rather than•· ou~ht 10 have insisted on thil point, , hinting in panic, in the closing ciung the Post, and added, for good . weeks of the campaign, that he measure, that they would run simi- ; would do so in his setond adminis- lar ads about Gov. Clinton if he • tration. began furloughing convicted ; Second, as a Republican presi- Arlcansas murdeters under sentence : . dent yoked .to a: Democratic of life without parole. Congress that clearly preferred 10 Instead Mr. Bush's managers , Jet the recession continue un~il · crumpled and pledged that they : • Election Day rather than help hun would never, ever run a compara- · dig lhe country out of it, Mr. Bush ble ad - which of course merely : should have taken a leaf from guaranteed that any legitimate sub- · Harry Truman's book and absolute- ject they tried to raise thereafter, ' Jy demonized "that good-for-noth- from Clinton's character to · · ing do-nothing 102nd Congress." Hillary's role in.policy decisions, · fns'tetid he' got snookered into became "the Willie Horton of ilrguing ihat he wanted to re.semble 1992." _ . Harry Truman_ which he doesn't, OK- enough about the past. and shouldn't, and which Margaret WIUiam Rusher is a syndicalTruman was on hand to swear he ed writer ror Newspaper Enterdidn't. pr~ Association. Water committee meets Thursday Trustees representing Salem, Columbia, Scipio, Rutland and Salisbury Townships, as well as others concerned about rural water service. attended a meeting held Thursday evening at the Meigs County Chamber of ComQICI'Ce office. . John Lentes, president of the Meigs County Planning Commission, said that areas in each of those townshtps are now without rural water service, and township trustees who auended the meeting appear willing to cooperate 10 extend service to diose areas. Funding options were also discussed, especially Farmers Home Administration sources and the filing of a joint Issue Two application for next year. The commiuce will meet aJ!llin on January 7. At that time, tJUstees will have conducted populallOII counts, as well as detennined an approximate number of potential customers. Other officials who attended were: Meigs County Economic Development Director Paula Thaclcer; Don Poole, manager of Tup· pers Plains,'Chester Water Disl)'ict; and Bob Snowden, board member, and Brent Bolin, general manager of Leading Creek Conservancy Disoict. per recently of driving habits that attract the aacntion of police who are looking for drug peddlers. These are some things that arouse suspicion: A blue mid-size sedan with no .frills that doesn't stand out from lhe olher traffiC. IroniCally, by try· . ing not to attract the attention of lhe police, criminals do just that. Blacbd-out car windows. Fast-food bagJ in the car. Drug dealers often eat in their ·cars for f- their drup will be stolen. A driver who drives cautiously and below the speed limit 10 avoid being stopped. · . - I wisli i had known about that last suspicion-rouser several years ago when I was eluding the police. I had just driven 700 miles from Boston to Cleveland to begin my George R. PJagenz new job when I realized I didn't have my driver's license. I must have left it, I decided, in my other pants in Boston. At first, I conSidered aslcin' the Ohio Bureau of MQtor Veh1cles whether they would issue me an one-week permit to drive until I could get my family in BostOn to mail my license to me. Certainly, I am not the f111t per- . Made mock election possible The srudents and staff ci Racine Elementary would lite 10 thank the foUo'l;'ing orpnizaliOIIJ and people who made our mock election pilssible: the Democratic Party and the · Republican Party for campaign literature; Mr. Mark Malone, State Repa allltive; l!mmogale Hamilton, Meigs county Rec:order; and the Meip County Eteclion Board. Our thanks also go to everyone eiiiC . whohelped. · · The students were povided with valuable information that helped them rnab informed choices. 1bis has providell them with a chance to actually see bow our election process worts and their future part in iL Once again thank you! Sincerely, - ,) . ~ud·ge Seven callS for nssistance were early Friday. . answered by units of 'Meigs EmerOn Thursday at 1:15 p.m., Midgency Services on Thursday and dleport unit went to Zuspan Hollow Road for Charles Smith. He was talcen to Veterans Memorial Hospi· 'Ihe Dlily Senlioel tal. At 2:24 p.m., Pomeroy unit was sent 10 State Route 681 and took Publiohed ...T'J allen-. Moadoy Paula Blankenship to Pleasant VallluaoP FridoJ, tn eo.t !!&.~ .,, Ohio by lbe Ohio Valle7 illlllll ley Hospital. At 5:44 p.m., SyraCOIBpollJ'IMalli-a IM., Pn-10), cuse squad went !O Third Stieet for Oblo 45781, I'll. 11112·21!18. ....,.. eta. Kathryn Byers. She was taken 10 s-tlippUdatP at ..,,OWo. Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. Tho Alaociallit At 5;44 p.m., Pomeroy unit Ohio NowapApor ~I ..w..rttoU.. a.,._lall•o, ln..._ responded 10 Slate Route 124 and NowopApor Rolea, 781 Titled--. took Samuel Pickens to Holzer NowYatli:, N-'lift t0017.. Medi'cal.Center. At 9:16p.m., POIITMAITIIR: S.ad . . . _ ...._ 1o Racine squad went to River The Daily S.ntlllel, ttl Coart St., Hei$hts Apartments. Marrial Powco), OHio 45'18D. Mustek was treated but not U'IIIS· atiUCIUPftON &.\TU ported. At 9:47 p.m., Pomeroy BJ c-rlorar- - .. o.eweot. ..........................................at.80 squad was se'nt to the football field. One MGD&Ia........ ,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ...l& Allen Staats was transported to o.e v.r.................................. - ..aas.JO Veterans. mNOU:COPr PB.ICII . At 7:55 a.m. on Friday, Middle· · Daily.........................................-.25 Cealo port unit lOOk Eva Schrieber from Sabocribon ... doolri,. t.. pAylho ..,;. Overbrook Center to Veterans. to have left his driver's Ucense habits put the police on the alert. I in his olher pantS, I thought They didn't realize how apparently close I was to being pulled over to the must ma1ce some povision. I was not sure, however, that curb, suspected of being a common they would. So I gave up the idea criminal. When I wrote about my driving of e~n inquiring. Suppose I. asked and they said there was nothmg for experiences on the church page of me to do but stay off the streets. my newspeper, a minister wrote to Then where would I be? the editor and asked, with some If I drove despite the admoni- irritatioti, "What has this story.got tion and got ca~ht, I figured that to do with religion?" would place me tn something l~_e That, I have discovacd, is fairly double jeopardy. Two years m Jill . typical of the 1111imaginative cler&y. instead of one. Most oflhem fail, to see the COD· The only solution 10 my diffi- neclion between morality and our culty, 1 reasoned. would be for me behavior on the highway, which is not to cet involved in a siwation in I'CI)lODSible for kiiJ!ng and illjuring the first place where I would be more people than all our wen. Our asked to show my driver's license. driving is a 1110111 scandal- and a I must "IIICer clear" of everybody. grave sin. But yw will never hear , · · As a result, until my license itiJICntiON!II in church. arrived from Boston, I drove more Most of us thihk. we are better carefully then I ever had before. I drivers than we are. Here is a good never exceeded the speed lim~t. I way 10 find out whether yqu are a heeded every traffic SJgn. I watted safe driver: · · , until the light was "very green" Suppose you have just won the : before I ll8l1ed up; I uaed bcitb my loacry for $5 million. But you can blinker and a hand signal when collect only if you pass a 30-day ' turning. I smiled and waved at drivinc test with a IICOI'C of 100. Fer ' every man in blue. And I extended an entire month you must drive' every courtesy to pedestrians and with a·driving enminer, sitting ' beside you grading your performy fellow motorists. . In short, I druve like those drug mance. How you drive for that: dealers at the beginning of this month is bow a safe driver drives. story whose circumspect driving SOD M.-: Meigs County Court Judge Patrick H. O'Brien processed 18 cases on Wednesday. Fined were: Rodney L. West, Sandyville, W.Va., failure to con· trol, $20 and costs; Nancy A. Bail, New Marshfield, speed, $21 and cos·u: Lisa M. Lewis, Letart, W.Va. stop sign violation, $10 and costs; William Russell, Millfield, --· . No ouilooripllooa by malt .,....llecl io oarrtor aemce lo availablo. arou wlooN - WASHINGTON (AP) - Retail sales jwnped 0.9 percent in October, the steepest increase in three months, the government said today in a prelude to the all-important holiday shopping season. The Commerce Depanment said silles totaled a seasonally adjusted $163.3 billion, up from $161.8 bil· Area death Ora White -~...... . J:.ac -~~~~.~ 13 w-. .....................,................. :tliW-.......................................... .18 uw..a.......................................... .78 0.IIoklolilolp ~ 18W•b...................................... ~.=40 :tliW-......................................... . u w.-................ .............. .......... ..o 1 ' ,I ' 7 • 0 lion a monlh eariier. Many analysts had expected an increase of 0.6 percent. The department also revised its original estimate of a 0.3 percent advance in September sales to a 0.5 percent gain'. Retail sales have risen fo( four straight months through October and were 5.7 percent above the same month a year ago. The nation's major retailers reported earlier this month that their sales strengthened in October, raising hopes that the holiday shopping season would be the best since 1988. Retailers earn about half of their annual profits during the holiday season. Retail sales represent about half of the nation's economic activ· ity and thus are essential to the economic recovery. The last three Christmas seasons have seen poor sales as consumers curbed spending because of a lack of confidence about job and income growlh. . , Sales of dllfable goods - usually long-lasting, big-ticket items surged 1.7 percent on top of a 1.1 percent gain a month earlier. Automobile sales, a flflh of all retail sales, were up 2.9 percent, more than twice the 1.1 percent increase in September. Excluding ' this component, retail sales still rose 0.4 percent Sales of home - furnishings increased 2 percent following a 0.3 percent gain. Ora Eugene White, 75, Bidwell, died Thursday, Nov. 12, 1992 at Holzer Medical Center. Born in Elyria on Jan. 3, 1917, he was a son of the late Odell and Nina Straight White. He was a Class A welder and a United Slates Navy veteran of World War ll and the Korean War. He is survived by a daughter, Rose Marie White, Vermillion; four sons and daughters-in-law, Gene and Julie White, Pomeroy, Bob and Carol White, Serento, Fla., Ora and Denise White and Raymond and Sharleen White, all of Lorain; and a son, Jerry White, Lorain; four step-sons, Scott, Steve, Shannon and Shane Bailey, all of Austin, Texas; three stepdaughters·, Shirlee Conley. Youngstown, Scarlet Bailey, Gallipolis, and Susan Valdez, Austin, Texas; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. · Besides his parents he was preceded in death by three borthers, three sisters and his wife, Rosemary White. Friends may call on Sunday Veterans Memorial from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. at Fisher THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Funeral Home in Middleport. SerNone. vices will be Monday at II a:m. THURSDAY DISCHARGES with interment in Riverview CemeTracy Beegle and Kenneth Wolfe. tery. Morgan and Jefferson counties. :• In ·Raleigh County, West Virginia 3 at Montcoal was blo<:ked for two hours by fallen trees atid) olher debris authorities said. S01110' power outaies also were re~ in the county. i In Vienna in Wood County, fourl 40-foot-tall billboards were darn-l ·aged when a steel pole su~n~ them snapped, authorities said. The'i billboards came within I foot of. falling on a suing of power lines. Numerous trees and power lines, also were reported down in thd Huntington, Parkersburg and\ Clarlcsbltrg areas, according to th~ sheriff's departroents in Cabell ~ Wood and Harrison counties. l. l ~ •I - .,' l load, $442 fine, $22'1 of which is suspended, and costs. James Lester, Langsville, DUI, $350 and costs, 10 days in jail, sus· pended to three, operator's license suspended for 90 days, one year probation, left of center, $20 and costs, $450 and costs, 30 days in jail, suspended to 10 days (consecutive with other DUI), operator's license suspended for one year, one year probation, left of center, $20 and costs; Todd Hoschar, Pomeroy, speed, $24 and costs; Sharlee A. Haas, Fairfield, speed, $26 and costs; Ronald H. Hall, Jr., Toledol seat belt violation, costs onlyl James P. Young, Letart, W. Vfl.; failure to possess medical certili~ cate, $50 and costs; Sheila R. Lam~ bert, Shade, seat belt violation, · costs only; Clyde R. Suttles, sea~ belt violation, e<;>sts only; Mlch~t T. Wilson, Buckhannon. W.Va .. speed, $20 and costs; Jerry Stobart, Albany, seat belt violation, costs only. Forfeiting bond was ShaWIJ.· rr~!!!! · ~~ · ~~!!!!;!!!!!!.~~!!!!!]IL Vaught, Cincinnati, seat belt viol:~'. ,~ ion, S60. Stocks Am Ele Power....................30 1/8 Ashland Oil........................24 3/4 AT&T.................................4S 518 Bank One...........................48 1/4 Bob E.vans ·......................... l9 3/4 Charming Shop..................37 1/4 City Holding ...................... 17 314 Feckiral Mogu!...................JS 7/8 Goodyear T&R ..................69 518 Key Centurion ...... ;............20 3/4 Lands End..........................24 1{2 Limited Inc....................... 23 1{2 Multimedia Inc ..................27 Rax Restaumnt ................. ll/32 . Reliance Elecaic................ 17 1{2 Robbins&Myers ................ 15 Shoney's Inc...................... 23 Star Bank .........·...... ............ 34 318 Wendy Inl'l ........................ l3 1{2 Worthington Ind ................ 23 5/8 Stock reports are tbe 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Blunt, Ellis and Loewi of Gallipolis. Court news . '· ... ". Derault judgment granted A default judgment has been granted in Meigs County Commoa Pleas Court to James G. Mol!fTI)ng from John R. Hunnell in tho amount of $5,800. ;,. Marriage license granted ,·~ A marriage license has bet-rl granted in Meigs County Probato Court to Harry Edgar Stewart, 37·, Middleport, and Carolyn Jeill' Miller, 38, Middleport. .: . ·, COLONY THEATRE FAI.THAUTHUAa. LARRY DRAKE II DR. GIGGLES A . ' ·. ' IHOWTIIIE8: FRI., SAT., SUN. 7:10, 1:30 . lltiOil THAU ~a. ONE EYE-IHOWI:JO ADIIISIIOIII1 .SO Hospital news THANKS To All Those·Who Voted to Elect Me ·•·• Your Meigs County · Treasurer. · 1 ASpecial lha1ks to Those Who Worked Slager and Supported Me. UltralockTM Machine· HOWARD E. FUNK Meigs County Treas•• Staneart Rd., Model 14U32 Ott. WU..LYOUR UTILITIES PUT YOU IN · THE POOR HOUSE TillS WINTER? CONSIDER 5599.99 NOW 5 397" !u':~~~~~rt!:"..:;,d~~: R.. 5619.99 n.e Stvhst1111 • •• ,~t~ill4622-l Exotueid fabric .. 11 •-• • ~lgh epMd elx·..aand lllreadlng -edge MWinll• s.w. up ta 1300 FNe lor MWing cult. Mel ei1Chee penni'"'• • ExclueiW lne etn•• ' Ot• • .., bulkwilnloo -· . -llulld In -.ylng ......... =•• ' ' -~ ' THE .MAPLES : Rents are computed according to your Income. Lovely apartments featuring wall to wall carpeting, all appliances. Lottey numbers · CLI!VELAND (AP) - Here 'are Thursday night's Ohio Lottery selections: Pick 3 Numbers 1-4-2 (one, four, two) Pick 4 Numbers 6-5-7-3 (six, five, seven, three~ seat bell violation, $20 and costs· Elizabeth Swisher, Cheshire, fail: ure to yield, $10 and costs; Donald D. Combs, Long Bottom, stop sign violation, $·10 and costs; Floyd Dean Pullins, Long Bottom, possession of marijuana, $50 and ~osts; Charles L. Ruth, Athens, msecure load, $20 and costs, over- Retail sales jump 0.9 percent in October -·ODd._ . -dot!. or DIOJ Nmll ill ........ lo 'l'llo DaiiJ lloDIIHI • a lllno, ota ... 12 _Ill .... Clodit wll ba ..... - port near Huntington also 'were were without power, spokesman reported. • John Atchley in Huntington. About 1,100 customers " Abo\11225 scattered households sun had no_electri~ity as of 8 a.m. . remained without electricity across today, Appalachian Power Co. the Monongahela Power service · s~kesma~ Jack.Shaver s~id. ~e area as of 7:30 a.m. today, satd the wmds h11 hardest m Lm- spokesman Russ Lorince said. coin and southern Kanawha coun- . He said most of Mon ' s prob· ~~W had . lems were in Parkersburg. Tyler, e nwnerous lines on the Pleasanu, Ritchie, Wilt and Wetzel . ~rou~,d ... trees. had fai_Jen on Counties also have some Ol!tages. lines, Shaver saad. l-Ie saad most Ahout42S Pocomac Edison cus· of the dther outages were in P~t- tamers, most in lhe eastern pan of nam, Boon~, Fayette, Clay and the state, lost power Thursday Roane counues. night, but all lines have been . In C_abell County, power restored, spokeswoman Cindy res.torallon was unde~, way for Shoop sai~ from Hagerstown, Md. about S,OOO A~palachtan Power She satd about 30 houSeholds Co. .customers m Cabell County remain wilhout puwer in Berkeley, O'Brien processes 18 cases in Meigs Court EMS units answer 7 calls What's the moral? Be a safer driver There was a list in the newspa· Slmy Pr. Ckludy Cloudy ------Weather------ Pointing the finger for GOP debacle I have promised myself 10 use these post-election weeks to write , columns on a number of worthy subjects that got pushed aside by the pressure of campaign events. And so I shall; but indulge me one more time before we droll the subject of the campaign for good. President Bush may be able 10 forbid his subordinates to "point the finger of blame" for his defeat, and try to assume the whole responsibility hi~sclf. But he ~·t forbid me to dtscuss the subject, and I ~~:utefe.w poison-ivy wreaths 10 · I . W. VA. r ond. By The Alaoclaled Press Power companies restored elec· tricity to thollsands of West' Virginia homes <l-uring today's early hours after winds gusting higher than 50 mph downed trees and power lines, utility officials said. Hundreds of homes remained without power this morning, the companies reported. No injuries were reported. The high winds moved into the . state from the west Thursday night . along with a cold front, the Nation· al Weather Service said. The highest gusts reported were S1 mph ai the Wood County Airport m Parkersbur¥. Gusts of 49 mph at Charleston s Y):ager Air· port and· 46 niph at Tri-State Air- Aceu-Weatber• forecut for daytime conditionl and The roadshow th.a t was the '92 campaign the truly honorable course would have been to resign and let President Quayle agree to new taxes Instead, Mr. Bush coolly bt'oke h~ word - and then, irl a positively ciJ to boost the economy was a stronc possibility, but that he wasn't Freudillfl twist, insisted in running ltady with dtlails, As a Cllldidatc, be had sought standby authority to on the slogan, as laughable as it l'mPose wqe and price conuols to curb inflation. · For starters, Mr. Bush isn't just was ungrammatical, "Who do you •:·'rhe uncatainty of that combination unsettled flii&JICial marlcets, and being chivalrous when he offers to trust? " ilc president-elect had 10 r e - his campaign position, announcing that shoulder the blame. He personally Next, maybe his economic lie;would not sedt price concrol powers. . •: ·The change in emphasis. foreign 10 domeslic, is likely to show in the deserves a lot of iL His brealrin~ of advisers deserve the blame (for lineup of sclectionlto Cabinet IWid other lql posiS. Christopher said he his famous pledge "Read my lips: having misinformed him), but Mr. expecll the choices next month, probably beginning with the jobs that No new taxes" is in lhe nmning for Bush's breezy lnlitude to\Yard the the biggest egg ever laid in Ameri- continued recession, over a period tbl most dinll:dy with the economy. can politics, right up there with of nearly a year, was positively : In other U'allsitions, the secretary of slate usually came first. Bush "rum, Romanism and rebellion.'' painful to behold. "Wait for my named James A. Bater Ill the morning after he was-elected in 1988. There was nothing wrong with State speech" and C111Cr filled that Cabinet job firSt, too. R~ delayed it bccauiiC of oon- the policy, though any sensible "WaitofforthemyUnion acceptance speech" Croversy over the man he wanted. Nixon naliled his entire Cabinet in a sin· poUtician would have left himself a (neilher of which, by the way, wll'! sle TV~- after he'd chosen Henry Kissinger to be his nationwigg_le room. But having all that im~sive) were no substilittle llsccurity advtJet. ; In thoiiC transitions, the initial messages were aimed abroad. For Clin- made a pledge that resounding and lutes for action. True enough, Mr. that unequivocal on a subject that Bush put a recovery program 100, the rnandale is change a& borne. In this transition, the overwhelming issue is domestic, the economy. On that, Clinton is committed 10 change. Alld on a home front issue, an i&:oming pre$dent isn't canstralned as on foreign poUcy. : •:But it still can Ill: ttlcky. Afulr Cln!r's election in 1976, he said a tax · Satunlay, Nov. 14 Page-2--rhe Dally Sentinel • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Frida , November 13,1992 The Dally Sentinel-Page 3 Power lines ln regio~ downed by high winds~; OHIO Weathc•t _Commentary . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio STAY WARM This Winter! ALL PRIMARY UnliTIS PAID Muat be 62 Equal Housing Opportunity y-• of 9 or.handlcllPf*l FOR FURTHER DETAILS CAll TODAY · 1·614·992·7022 . .........!~-·~!L.~=· wlnrMwithl~llnglr•T n....e poellioM Ia along eag• I IDd ..... bulta4h'lolee. Layaway F C)r Chriatma8 90 Days Same Aa Cub - Monthly Payment Plan . THE .FABRIC SHOP 0111.• 992·2214 �• • Ohio The November Giants to battle Broncos-Sunday By JARRY WIJ.,NER AP Sports Writ.er I _ JuSt what Ule New York Gianis need: a trip to Denver to chase John Elway, and oo Lawrence Taylor 10 llo the chasing. Taylor and the Gianrs bave bad plenty. of success against Elway, whether Ule pncs were in Denver, New Jersey or at the Rose Bowl, where New Yorll: won the 1987 Super Bowl 01/Cr the Broilcos: But the 33-ycar-old star linebacker is gone wnh aiiiJilURd Achilles' lendon that might signal the end or his caiecr. ' How does coach Ray Handley expect his team 19 react to Taylor's absence? "It's hard to tell," Handley said. "Teams can react in a couple different ways. Everybody obviously knows they bave to shoulder a larger load, in all areas. Not having played a game without Lawrence in quite a while, it's a little pn:mature for me to even lhink .how we '11 reacL" The· defense reacted well last weekend, picking off lhree passes in a two-mint~te span, including Reyna Thompson's 69-yard touchdown rerum, in a 27-7 victory over Green Bay. , ·, "Pepper's already stepped for' ward on defense," Handley said of linebacker Pepper Johnson, an All- Magic routs Bullets 127-100; O'Neal nets 31 ·. By Tbe Associated Press The Washington Bullets shouldn' t be shOcked at what Shaq did !hem Whili lhe Bullets were sean:hing for someone to slow down lhe NBA's top draft choice, Shaquille O'Neal was scoring 31 points and pulling down 21 ~bounds Thprsday night. H!l led th!l Orlando Magic to a127-100 rouL "He's a good player," Pervis Ellison said after trying in vain to guard th!l 7-foot-1 , 303-pound rookie. •• Any tim !I you have that kind of size, strength and ability, it' s going to be tough. He's also got ·a combination of strength and speed. There's not a whole Jot of players who have th<llkind of package." The Magic had a srrong package go wilh O'Neal 10 Point guard Sc~tt Skiles had 14 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists, his second career triple-double. Dennis Scott's 27 points came mostly from long rang41 as Wash· ington'tried to double-team O'Neal in the middle. Scott hit 11 of 20 Pro in 1990. •'Carl Banlcs is a Yet- Kansu g:~i. the. Los AD~e.- _ eran player. Ptqile like Grea Jact- Rams at QUcago at pa : son are llarting 10 inflict their per- Bay, New Orleanl at San Fruc:ts- · sonality oo the team."' co, and Seattle at the Los Anples They'd like 10 inflict some sacks Raided. • on Elway, the iu..pressible quarterMonday's game has Buffalo at · back wbo 'has engineered three Miami. • -~ back , tories While LTis gone, RC is coming aOUaua-quarter come VIC back. Rllld•ll CunninJhagt, aneth- . Ibis"I year. mink John is one of those er NFC East hea dl'1ner, returns players who likes to have the ball from a one-week benchins and l at the end, like Larry Bird and goes back to the scene of his Michael Jordan," Broncos coach demise last year. The Ea&Ics quarDan R41eves said. "I thinll: he telback was put out for the season responds to thatexcitemenL" with a knee injury wben bit by . The Broncos hav~'t responded Green Bay's Bryce Paup. • 10 playing NFC East teamS. Since Last Sunday, in a 31-10 defeat losing to the Giants in that SI!JlCC of the Raiders, Jim McMahon • Bowl, they are 3-6 against !he d!vi- · Ced while Cunningham watched , sian, wilh two of the wins agwnst lhe sideline. , "I didn't like sitting when it Phoenix, the division's weakest club. Earlier Ibis year, lhe Broncos was cold and I dol)'t like sitting, were routed at Washington and at period. But !hey 4ave me a week Philadel Ilia. off, lhe pressure 1s off and I ean "Ev~body says Ibis is the best , come bacll: fresh and enjoy division in f001ball, and when you myself,'' said"Cunningham. play against the better teams, it The winner of the Saints-Ninas h11lps tell you exactly where you game certainly will enjoy illelf , are," Reeves said. "You get a rea\ while it siu atop lhe NFC West. , · good evalll3tion of yourself when Bolh are 7-2 entaing lhe game. ·· you play a team lilce lh~. :· , . "These guys are our rivals," - Elsc:wh!lre Sunday, 1t s Cmcm- 49ers tight end Jamie Williams. nati at the New York Jets, Detroit "They won the .division last year. at Piusburgh, Houston at Minneso- : · We won it the year before, so basi- . ta, New England at Indianapol~s. .cally !hey are the champS and·if we : · Philadelphia vs. Green Bay at Mil· want it, we're going to have to go ·waukee, Phoenix at Atlanta, San out and ta1ce it from them." Diego at Cleveland, Washington at _ or (22) ror a loss or two yards aner a sbort pass in the first quarter Thursday at Houston. Texas A & M won 38·30. (AP) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) _ Indiana is struggling for yardage as well as points, and lhe defense: is the only thing that's keeping lhe ' bruised Hoosiers ' bowl hopes alive as lhe season nears a finish. Indiana, unable to find a consistent runrilng back, unable to protect its quarterback and unable to keep a healthy lineup, taices on No. 19ranked Ohio State on Satunlay. · The Alabama-MISSISSIP~' State The Buckeyes (7-2, 4-2 Big game ts ~Y no means one-stded m Ten) have improved since early terms of unportance. ~Bulldogs injuries contributed to a 3-2 start suU have a chance to wm lhe SEC and appear- headed to the Florida WesL, . . , Citrus Bowl to play the loser of the MISSJSSIPP' St~t!l must beat inaugural Soulheastem Conference Alabama ·and Ole Miss, and Alaba- championshitrgam!l. rna must lose to Auburn for lhe The Hoosiers (5-4, 3-3) probaBulldogs to get in.' bly need to beat Ohio State and ''There are a lot of things that !hen Purdue to have even a chance have, to. fall.rnto plac~. an~ th.e odds for a post-season invitation. aren. t m our fav~r. Mts.siSSI~pt It won't be easy, State coach Jackie Sherrill sa1d. "I can sit here and crybaby "That doesn't mean it <;an't hap- around about it. but sure it has been pen. But Alabama's pre~ty well frustrating," Indiana coach Bill assured." Mallory Sllid "I know it has been But the Tide realizes it can't ebb for everyb~dy, the players, the now. coaches ... just lhe fact we haven't been abl~ to establish a set group in ·s Tl.de· n·-e•eds lwz·.•nl over Bulldog h . n atzo · na tz · t e ma · tc up , , . _ Or fi By The Associated Press Alabama is getting all worked ' up about a national cham!Jionship match up against Miami -in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. F'trst, !hough, the Crimson Tide (9-0) must get past a tough match up against Mississippi State (7-2) on Saturday. The 161h-ranked Bulldogs figure to be Alabama's most fonnidable foe Ibis season. Coach Gene Stalling$' secondranked Tide has to clear three critical hurdles if it is 10 meet lhe Hur. ricanes in a national title showdown. First, Alabama travels to Mississippi State. Next up is Auburn in lhe annual Thanksgiving Day game. Third is lhe first SEC championship game on Dec. S u Binning; ham. Three victories would give lhe Tide a 12-C record and would set up the dream malhup against Miami, provided the Hurrianes also finish undefeated. "Wt. talked about it during the summer," Derrick Lassie, Alabarna's leading rusher, said of a possible national title. "In fact, we've talked about it for quite a while. "But talk is ~hc:&P· We've just got to keep on wmnmg ... " ' Elsewhere this weekenil: -No 3. Michigan (8-0-1) looks · bac k to lhe Rose to:crme h a tnp Bowl by winmng at home against IJ}inois (5.-4). · , -No., 6 Washington (8-1} looks to return to lhe Rose Bowl as Pac-10 champion by beating Oregon State (1-7-l), The Huskies also needs No.9 Arizona (6-2-1) to lose at No. 18 Sol!lhem Cal (5·2-1) and No. 21 Washmgton State to lose at No. 15 Stanford. - No. 24 ijawaii (7-1) could win its ftrst WAC crown and repre. sent the ~nference at the Holiday Bowl wtth a victory over San D1ego State (4-3-1). - Unranked Mississippi could sew up a Liberty Bowl berth by beating Louisiana Tech, a Division 1-AA team. . Elsewhere, it's Temple (1-8) at Miami (8-C), Tulane (2· 7) ai No: 5 · Aorida State (8-1), No. 7 Nebraslca (7-1) at Iowa State (3-6), No. 22 Penn State (6·3) at No. 8 Notre Dame (7·1·1), and No. 10 Syracuse (8·1) at No. 17 Boston College (71-1). Also, it will be South Carolina (4-5) at No. II Florida (6-2), No. 12 Georgia (7-2) at Auburn (5-3.1), No. 13 Colorado (7-1-1) at No._20 Kansas (7-2), Duke (2-1) at No. 14 North Carolina State (7-2-1), No. 19 Ohio State (7-2) at Indiana (54). and No. 23 Tennessee (5-3) at Memphis State (5-4). In a game Thursday night, fourth -ranked Texas A&M · ed remam unbeaten by staving off Houston's upset bid and defeating lhe Cougars 38-30. St. Petersburg files , • • · lawsuit against group , Petty names Wt'lson tior 19,93 GraD d p rJX • m:'}:·~J.%~·~~~~e:~ ~o~~.. ~~~~~:n~r~:~~if by Stavola Brothers Racing because of sponsorship problems attempting to buy a gram o following lhe season-opening Daybaseball look silly tona 500. He remained idle lhe rest and I think there'll be a Jot of of lhe season, except for a Grand National race at Bristol, Teitn. adverse reaction," Vincent, who • 'I'll never be able to fill his resigned SepL 7, said of the arbitrah b I' · f 1 fill · tor's decision. "I don't !hint !h_ere s oes, ut m JUSt ~rate u to 1 was any doubt about my havmg his seat next year,' Wilson Sllid after being introduced by Petty. just cause. I thi,nk the arbitrator "Youjustdon'tknow how hun- , substituted his judgment for mine. gry I am," Wilson added. "It's and the arbitrator was wrong.... I never good to be off, but 1 believe think it's a bad development for it's made me a better driver mental- baseball. Why is eight different I I b k the from seven?" Y· ... want to get ac out re Howe was 3·0 with six Sllves and drive race cars again. "Now I'm going to have one of and a 2.45 ERA for the Yankees lhe greatest co:u:hes in the country last season. He filed for free agentelling me what I'm doing wrong cy Sunday, the last day of the ftling and what 1 should be doing." period, but his ag11nt said Howe · would prefer to re-sign wilh New coc.~il~e~akes San Francisco investors, who bid $100 million to keep the Giants from moving, sued the city of St. Petersburg. That lawsuit asks the courts tq declare that they didn't interfere with the Florida offer. · Naimoli's suit accused baseball of not dealing in good fahh with the Tampa Bay group, saying baseball failed to give "fair and time· ly" consideration to Tampa Bay's offer. "The treatment during the 96 days was just deplorable . .. . It shouldn't happen to anyone,' ~ ~aimoli said. ' 'Perhaps in the old days of Russia this kind of treat· mem was prevalent But it certainly should not be in the United States of America." The suit said baseball "openly and imtoriously" solicited competing proposals, took an active role in CLEVELAND (AP) - The the formation of the San Francisco Cleveland Browns and the National investors group, and then furnished Football League have obtained an the 11roup with confidential infor- order in federal court prohibiting matiOn about Tampa llay's con- nine Cleveland-area bars from tract ' showing Browns home games !hat Furthermore, the suit alleged are not sold ouL baseball solicited support for the Neilher lhe bar owners nor !heir San Francisco group's offer, which lawyers attended the 10-minute was $15 million less than Tampa hearing in-U.S. District Judge Paul Bay' s, and encouraged rejection of Malia's chambers Thursday. Florida's bid. _Last week, the NFL and the "There has been a great wrong Browns, who own the games' done,',~ Naimoli said. "All my life broadcast rights, filed s11it against I have fought against wrong. I · 10 bars, seeking the restraining don't intend to stop now. · order as well as a $200,000 fine . "We have a bona fide contracL agaiiiSt each bar. We had the best contract," the Browns lawyer T-homas P. Tampa Bay investor added.,"ln the Meaney. Jr. said nine bars agreed United States of America, things not -to show future blacked-out are not sold to the low bidder who games, which can be picked up comes in after the fact." from satellite dishes, an~ plan~ed AI though attorneys and city to agree to a permanent IDJUDCUon officials are still plotting legal if lhe fines were ~- A hear· sltategy, SL Petersbur~ is ·expected ing on the permanenttnjllDCtion is to challenge baseball s exemption scheduled for Nov .24. from antitrust laws, granted in a The Browns dropped their effort 1922 Supreme Court decision !hat against one establishinent named in was afftrmeq in 1972. lhe suit because it picks up games ~tcd-" thai are blacked-out in Cleveland · The action carrw: two days after • TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - One broken promise deserves another. : That's lhc gist of a lawsuit flied llf the city of SL Petersburg and lhe ownership group that tried and failed to move lhe San Francisco Giants 10 Aorida. , : Now, Vincent J. Naimoli and 1\is Tampa Bay partners want the oourt to invalidate letters they !llgned promising not to sue major I~ague baseball, its clubs and employees. 'This Is just the beginning," Naimoli vowed. "There's an old 511ying, 'Don't get mad, get even."' • The suit, filed Thursday in CircUit Court in Pinellas County, is the first of what officials say will be several ma)or lawsuits in response tO the Nauonal League's decision "to block' the proposed relocation of the Giants. Meanwhihi, Florida attorney general Bob Butterworth _said his office and lawyers for St. Peters- , liurg have begun a fact-finding mission that will remove the · ' ' cloak of secrecy" surrounding the area's seventh unsuccessful attempt to acquire a team. "The facts we heard are much more egregious than what we've h,card about or read about in the newspapers,'' Butterworth said after meeting several hours Thursday wilh Naimoli and others plot· ting legal strategy. The initial Tampa Bay suit named the National League, NL president Bill White, executive council chairman Bud Selig, the commissioner's office, major league baseball and all NL clubs except ihc Giants as defendants,, ''l assume in the appropriate ·period of time coun~l fa the vari· ous defendanu will deal wilh it," deputy commissioner Steve Green-berg said. "It's not-entirely unex- MISMATCH - New Jersey Nets Kenny Anderson (7) attempts to drive around Minnesota Timberwolves Christian Laettner during rast hair NBA action Thursday night at Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, NJ. (AP) ' , there and stay in there wilh good !han most people realize," Cooper continuity·" • Sllid. Quarterback Trent Green was Green, who was r111ieved by out two weeks ago with a shoulder backup John Paci last week, will injury as Indiana beat Minnesota; get me start on Saturday. Mallory last week, Green was back, but h!l still isn't sure which of .his equally might as-well haye stayed home. inconsistent runners will be in the · Seven quarterback sacks by Iowa li11.eup. - · produced minus-13 yards net rush"We've got a s~orgasbord of mg as lhe Hoosiers lost 14-0. backs. We haven't had a back jump · It was the ftrst time Indiana was out and say h11's the established shutoutathomesince 1981. . starter,'' Mallory said. "We're real Yet bolh Iowa touchdowns were err,~tic, not a real consistent footset up by Indiana turnovers, and ball team." Mallory said the defense playe~ Ohio State has won four straight well enough to win lh!l game. games and is coming off a 17-CJ That's what Ohio State coach victory over Minnesota in which a John Cooper is afraid of. ' heallhy Robert Smidt rushed for "This will probably be lhe best q 9 yards. Indiana defensive team we've "I ,think we've gott!ln better played since I've been here," 53\d since some of the players have got- , Cooper, who has one loss, one ue ten heallhier," Cooper said. "A and two victories by four points healthier Robert Smidt and (quareach in his ftrst four games against terback) Kirk Herbsueit make us a · me Hoosiers. better team, as does a healthier "We've gouo expect !heir best offensive line. We've been very shoL We have got to be ready for fortunate on defense in !hat olher lh~ best footbaU Indiana can play. !han (li,nebacker) Brent Johnson we Its !hat ~ay every year !hey play haven ~.lost anybody off the US, ... I lhink !hey have better talent defe.nse. . 9 Cleveland bars prohibited .from -showing games on TV from Toledo television statio~s. using an antenna, not a satellite dish. League rules prohibit local tel~­ easts of liome games iflhe game 11 not sold out 72 hours before game time. The Browns believe f~s will stay away from the stadtum hurting ticket and concession.sales·' - if !hey have the opportumty to watch blacked-out games at local bars. Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers is not sold but and will be blacked OUL York. - "He can sign a contract subject to conditions set forlh in the arbitrator's decision," said Eugene Orza, associate general counsel of the Major League Baseball Players Association. Orza added.the drug testing and aftercare would be part of the conditions. "One of the principal underpinings for the decision was lhe arbitrator's belief that the underlying medical or psychological problem was a mitigating facto~ as far as whal the severity of lhe ~n~tion ought to be," deputy commiSsioner Steve Greenberg said. Howe, attending a conference at Sarasota, Fla., did not retum telephone messages. The pitcher's lawyer and agent, Richard Moss, and the union argued that How11' s hyperactivity during childhood could have been a cause for his - By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Hockey Writer Those "Crazy Eights" are really starting to put up numbers for lhe Philadelphia Ayers. "They've come up big for us in the last couple of games," Flyers coach Bill Dineen said after watch· ing the line of Mark Recchi, Eric Lindros and Brent Fedyk lead Philadelphia to an 8-5 victory over the New York Islanders Thursday night. With Recchi leading the way wilh two ~oals and four assists, the trio com bmed for 13 points to rout the slumping Islanders at lhe Specuum. In lhe past three games, lhe ·trio has combmed for 21 points. ."We all get along well," Recchi said. "We all have good speed. We're just reading each other wen.·· The sa-called "Crazy Eights" line is linked by the number eight. Recchi wears 8, Lindros 88 and Fedyk 18. ' In other NHL games, it was Boston 5, Calgary 4; Pittsburgh 4, Quebec 4; Winnipeg 7, . . .Minnesota 2; Chicago I, S~ Louts U; Edmonton 4, San Jose 3, and Los Angeles 7, Vancouver 4. Recchi scored his lOth and lllh goals of the season, as did Lindros. The heralded Flyers' rookie also had an assist Fedyk scored his fifth goal and added three assists. Bruins 5, Flames 3 Gord Roberts scored the tiebreaking goal with 2:32 remaining as the Bruins defeated the Flames to deny Calgary goalie Mike Vernon his 200th NHL win. Roberts took a pass from Joe Juneau and swept across the' front of the Calgary goal, flipping a backhander through Vem on's le$S for the winning goal. Dave Pouhn added an empty-neuer with 38 seconds left. Penguins 4, Nordiques 4 Piusburgh remained unbeaten at home, but managed only a tie with the Nordiques as Martin Rucinsky's third-period goal tied it following a patr of go-ahead goals by the Penguins' Joe Mullen. Marlo Lemieull was held with- Scoreboard S•cnmcnw ...... 3 ......... 2 Golden S~tc .. ,.... 2 LAw... ....... 2 LA Clippcn ...... I Nallonal Basketball PhDS~U. Association At A Glantt By Thl! Auoc:l•tcd Prca AIITima EST Atlantic Division W 3 .......... 2 Miami .......... 2 New Ieney ....... 1 L Pet. GB 0 1.000 I .7l0 1!2 2 .500 1 1/2 2 .500 1 Ill 3 .250 2 1/2 Philadelphia ....... 0 3 ...... 0 4 ,000 3 1/2 ......... 3 J .750 ........ 3 ,.,.. 3 2 2 J I 2 2 .......... 1 2 2 .7.50 .7l0 .500 .5(10 .lOO I .333 1 1/2 New York 0<1•ndo 3 Be~tm Wa~IOn Chie~~so .000 3 Central Division C!cvdand Milwaukee ALlanll. CMdoue Oclroil Indiana 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W 2 L 2 1 1 San Ani.Oftio ...... 1 DaUu ........... 0 2 2 3 3 <r Minncto&a u~• Denver n,......, ..,........, 2 ....•..... ....,.... PeL ,500 GD .333 ,333 ,(N)() 1/2 112 1 1 1/2 0 1.000 0 1.000 1/2 2 .lOO .:zso Pacific Division Seatde ' Portland '')'''''"' 3 .......... 2 I 1 2 2 3 Thuraday'a Gama EASTERN CONFERENCE - or any combmauon of the lhree -on O'Neal. No good. . "I couldn't believe they put Gugliotta on me for a little while," O'Neal said. "He was a guard in college. No guard is going to stop me. ''I told myself if I don't do anything else, I want to· rebound. That's all !hey ask me to do here. . LAS VEGAS (AP)- Anolher ghetto kid off lhe mean streets of BrownsviUe tries to grab the brass ring. ., Riddick-Bowe, the last of 13 children raised by his factoryworker molher in a Brooldyn<'housing project, gets a shot at boxing's biggest prize when he meets champion Evand!lr Holyfield tonight for '-8 5 - .7l0 1/2 .667 I .lOO I 1/2 .lOO I 1/2 .llO 2 1/2 • Minnclou 88, New Jct'IC)' 14 Orlando 127, Washinaton 100 Detroit 9S, Miami 81 Adanll 104, San Antonio '17 Phocrtlk I OZ. Utah 91 Suti.le 114, LA I...U:m I 0'2 Cleveland 126, Golden State 122. 20T Frlday'a Game• PhiladeJphia 11 DoltOn, 7:30p.m. Chuloue at Indiana, 7:30pm. Chicago at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. New York It WashingtM, I p.m. LA Clippers at LJ\ La.kers, 10:30 p.m. Cieveltnd 11 Portland, 10:30 p.m. Salurday'J Camet Da~lOn at New York, 7:30p.m. Orltndo tl New Jet~ey, 7:30p.m. Miami at Charlou.e. 7:30p.m. Indiana at DcuoiL, 7:30p.m. f'homix at MinnCIOla, I p.m. Denver at Olicaao, 8:30p.m. Atlanta at Dallu, 8:l0 p.m. Houa.tm at San Monio. 8:30p.m. LA Clippcn ll Ullh, 9 p.m. Sacnrnano at Seattle, 10 p.m. Ponlf!'d at Golden StAte. I0:30p.m. Sundl}'• Gamtl Wuhin&ton ~tNcwleney, 7p.m. Deftver at Mi!WIIukec,l:30 p.m. Clcvdand at Sacnmc:r\lo, 9 p.m. Golden Sti\C al LA Lakcrs, 10:30 p.m. out a goal for only the third time in 18. games, but he assisted on both of Mullen's goals. , Jets 7, North Stars 2 Rookie Teemu Selanne had two goals and two assists and Rick Tabnraeci made 39 SIIVCS ps lhe Jets ended their eight-gam!l road losing streak in impressive fashion. · Mike Eagles scored his first two _ goals of the season and added an assist for the Jets, who recorded !heir most lopsided victory of lhe season despite being outshot 41-32. Blackhawks I, Blues 0 , Jocelyn Lemieux got the game's only goal and. Ed Belfout made 16 Sllves for his lllh career shutout as the Blackhawlcs climbed into first place in the Noms Division ·wilh a victory over the Blues: Chicago now has 19 points, one more'than Tampa Bay and Toronto, following its fourth straight vict06iiers 4, S~arks 3 Edmonton continued to rebound after a disastrous start as Petr Klima's tiebrealcing goal in lhe second period sparked lhe Oilers over the Sharks. l Klima broke a 1-1 tie ·at 5:17 when he skated unguarded up the slot and beat goalie Anurs Irbe for his ninth goal of the season. · Kings 7, Canucks 4 Jari Kurri, Tomas Sandstrom and Mike Donnelly each scored two goals to help lhe Kings beat the Canucks. Kurri continued his hot play with a five-point night. He also assisted on both of Sandstrom's goals and Luc Robitaille's 16th goal of the year:Kurri has 10 goals and 17 ·assists in his last nine games and extended his point scor· ing strealc 10 seven games. KEEP YOUR CAR II SHAPE. FOR THEM. Maka ..,,. you FOOTBALL MINNEAPOLIS (AP)- Auorneys for Philadelphia defensive lineman Reggie White and several hundred other players asked a federal judge to declare them free agents after lhe season. White was joined as a plaintiff by Pittsburgh linebacker . Hardy Nickerson, New Orleans quarterback Mike Buck and former Seattle and Los Angeles Raiders defensive back Van McElroy. If Judge David Doty rules !hat White has a valid class action lawsuit, as many as 605 players who are in the final year of their contracts could be declared free agents as of Feb. I, 1993. . The request comes in the aftermath of the Freeman McNeil lawsuit, in which a Minneapolis jury Sllid in September' that lhe league's Plan B free agency system was a violation of antithtst laws. ' • u.p your Gil ~pencllbly. vehicle opetadng ....., .net Taka aclvlntage of our 1C).polnt vehicle 1Mlnte1111nce check. 10-pOINT VEHICLE 1 1~-----------------------, I I II MAINTENANCE CHECK . 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But they're probably good enough to , extract revenge for lhe ftrst game. BILLS, 24-20. . Washington (pick 'em) at Kansas City • Two good defenses, two stag- , nant offenses. When in doubt, pick an NFC East team. REDSKINS, 13-12. ,, "' -~ --- ~J Teani standinss. week of 11/44192 Decide on a tenn, lock in a rale, you can own your home sooner·than you think! Here's a comparison that may open you~ eyes! · I. Rutland American Legion - 64 2. Hacketts Roofing - 52 3. Spons & Stuff- 40 4.Tonys~out•38 ' 30 Year Loan* 15 Year Loan* $75,000.00 9.23% $603.47 $Z1 7,249.20 $75,000.00 Amount of Loan Annual Percentage Rate Monthly Payment Total of Payments Team high series - Tonys Carryout- 1875 Team high game - Tonys Carryout-658 . Women Individual-high series Susan Mossman. 510; Douie Will, 492. . Individual high game - Susan Mossman- 192; Susan Mossman179. 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And the Saints are the Saintsplodding, boring and winning. After they beat New England 31·14 last week, coach Jim Mora was complaining about the running game and the short-yardage offense, usually Saints' staples. He has a point - the running game is 18th in lhe league. The Saints _also have given up 35 points on turnovers the last two weeks - they were lucky they were playing lhe Bucs and Patriots. Contrast that with the six turnovers lhe Niners forced in Atlanta. · At this point, San Francisco is the better team. But the Saints always keep it close. By DAVE GOLDBERG AP Football Writer They sneak up on you, those New Orleans Saints. They sneak up on the San Fran· cisco 49ers, too. The· Saints go to Candlestick Palk on Sunday tied with lhe 49ers in lhe NFC West at 7-2. Does anyone know it outside of New Orleans? Th!l oddsmak!lrs have blithely made the 49ers 6-point favorites. That's a lot in this rivalry, perhaps too much. The Niners won the rll'st game 16- IO; but lhe Saints w!lrt on the 3yard-line in the final seconds · before Eric Davis picked off a Bobby Hebert pass in lhe end zo!IC· And the rivalry is studded wnh games like 13-12, 13-10, 24-22, 26-24 and 34-33 since New 'These examples are based on the fixed rates shown below: 30 Year Loan: 9.00% plus a 2%origination lee. • 15 Year Loan: 7.75% plus a 2%origination lee. THANKS Paid for · Tyson, meanwhile, sent along his best wishes to Bowe in his fight against Holyfield, telling a newspaper reporter by phone from Indiana that if Bowe wins the title, it would be good for Brownsville and good for showing !hat people can maice it out oflhe ghetto. Bowe said that he's dedicating the fight to Tyson and' !he people of 49ers favored by three·over Saints Thankful for the opportunity to serve the people of Meigs'Co. Grateful for your IUpport anti VOitt.l KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) The Knoxville News-Sentinel and The (Nashville) Tennessean reported today that Tennessee has reached an agreement to buy out . me remaining two years of Johnny Majors' conuact, bringing an end, to the coach's 16-year tenure at his alma rna~!.· : _ "He would have knocked out Evander Holyfield in one or two rounds,'' Bowe said of Tyson. "I'm going to do the job that he • dido 't do.•· The 25-year-old Bowe, who carries a 31-0 record with 27 knockouts into the bout against Holyfield (28-0, 22 knockouts). went to lhe same grammar school as Tyson. Brownsville district who used box- -for his age, very tough. and always ing as a ticket out of lhe ghetto to carried a big bag of cookies around lhe top was Mik!l Tyson, who ere- with him," Bowe said of Tyson, ated other problems for himself and who lost the heavyweight crown now is serving time for rape in when Buster Douglas scored a Indiana. stunning knockout of him in Japan, 5. Team #1- 36 Sports briefs · the;~:v~~~i~~u~tl:~ter from the fro~~~~ ~a~se~~!/~o!~h~~ Br~~':~~h:::"h~~~~d;~~!Jiosive 6. Teafords Golf & Trophys · 34 992·2174 GRAVELY 8Y8TIM v.:amors. . Tamberwolves 88, Nets 84 At East Rulherford, NJ., Doug West scored 24 points and Chuck last I slan ders • F lYers 0 ut_ problems. "I've already had a conversation with (general manager) Gene Michael, and if we can work out-an appropriate agreement, that's where he wants.to be," Moss said ' from Los Angeles. "Clearly, Steve · has wonderful camaraderie with his' : teammates. In addition, the Yan- : kees' front office has been', extremely supportive through this · turmoil, and you -don't forget those things." The Yankees welcomed the news. "We are pleased for Steve and his family," the tc;,am said in a statement. "Perhaps ,all of us have developed a greaier sensitivity to those who seek our support. We wish lhe Howes well, and look forward to watching Stev!l digplay his talents during the 1993 baseball season." 500 WT MAIN BTHE beat the _Wamors 154-153 tn four extra pen~., . , . ~y ~dn t do 1t w1th 3-pomters! .mtSSm~ all 14 ~ a .record for fu~;Ility agwnst the Wamors. ~k Pnce was 0 for 7. a Cavalters record and one short of lhe NBA mark._ _ Mtke Sander~ scored Cl~ve land's last fourpomts for lhe wm. Tim Hardaway scored 35 points and ~illy Owens added 30 for lhe Bowe has physical advantage ;:~!!~l§E~~dt~~!J~~\f~t~ in tonig - ht's heavy·weight bout H.owe gets anoth er chance zn b'ase ball . NEW YORK (AP) - Steve Howe has another last chance in HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) _The baseball. wait is over and Rick Wilson is the The 34-year-old reliever, who in June became the first player winner of lhe Richard Petty sweep- banned from baseball for life stalces. Petty ended monlhs of specula- because of drugs, was reinstated tion and guesswork Thursday when Thursday by arbitrator George Nicolau. he named Wilson to drive the Petty But Nicol au said if Howe fails Enterprises Pontiac Orand Prix in again, he will be banned fa life. · 199/he Petty, Howe, 34; was suspended by 55 -year-old NASCAR's all-time winningest then-commissioner Fay Vincent following the left-bander's sc:venlh and most popular star, is retiljng as 1 a driver following Sunday's Hoot- incident related to drugs or ale oho. ers 500 at Atlanta Motor Speed- Howe was with the New York Yankees at lhe time of lhe sus~nway· sian, which followed a guilty plea ~ulu~leoverumegameforlheftrst tune 11nce Jan., 29, 1981, w~ !hey Person hit a clutch 17-footer wilh sons with the Pistons, includinj seven seconds to play, ruining lhe their two NBA championship home coaching debut of Chuck years was traded to Miami during Daly. the oirseasotL · · Minnesota built a 19-poinllead, Hawks 104, Spurs 97 , then almost blew it as Drazen At San Antonio Dominique Pet:rovic I~ lhe Ne1;5 bacll:. Petrovic Wilkins scored 30 po'inu, 11 in the finished wtlh 27 pomts ~Derrick final eight minutes, and Travis Coleman added 19 potnts and 19 Mays had 19 for Atlanta. 'rebounds for New Jersey. The Spurs were paced by David Suns 102, Jazz 97 , Robinson's 20 poinll and 19 frOm .At Salt Lake Cay •. ~harles Antoine Carr. Sean Elliotl and Bar~ley- scored 25 pomts and Lloyd Daniels contributed 16 Cedric Ceballos hll!' 24 as Phoenix apiece. But San Antonio was I for held ~he Jazz to JUSt 37 percent 16 from 3-point range, wi!h Elliou. shooung. The Jazz, 37~ at home making one of his six attcmpu and last season, ha~e.lost thetr ftrst two . Daniels going 0 for 5. , home games lhts year. SuperSonics 114, Lakers 102 Karl Malone scored 32 points At Seattle, an 18-3 rin lhe ftnal for the Jazz and John Stockton four minutes !JUt away Seattle's added 18. third straight vtctory. Gary Payton Pistons -95, Heat 88 scored seven points and Shawn At Auburn Hills, Mich., the Pis· Kemp five in the run for the tons' strong hackcourt spoiled lhe unbeaten Sonics, who outscored return of John Salley .to lhe PB;)ace. lhe !.akers 34-18 in lhe fourth quarJoe: Du'!'ars scored etght of hiS 29 ter. . . . pomts m the fourth quarter and Derrick McKey led Seattle with Isiah Thomas had six of his 14 in 27 points. ·Kemp added 19. Sedale lhe period. . . Threatt scored 25 points for the Salley, who played Sill full sea- Lakers and Byron Scou had 19. ;~~J~~~:[o:~~~~~ Buckeyes play at Indiana Saturday STOPPED SHORT - University Houston receiver Daniel Adams (2) gets caught in the grasp .or Texas A & M defender Billy MitcheU Any scoring is gra':Y·" In other games,l! was Cleveland 126, Golden State 122 in double overtime; Minnesota 88, New Jersey; Phoenix 102, Utah 97; Derroit 9S, Miami 88; Atlanta 104, San Antonio 97; and Seattle 114, lhe Los Angeles Lakers 102. Cavalieri 126, Warriors 122, 2 OT , A~ Oatlan~, the Cavaliers won a Gl ,.... • ,.._ Member FDIC LENDER Mariella 373-3155 Atlttns 593-7761 Belpre 423-7516 Lowell 896-2.369 Nelsonville The Plains 753-1955 797-4547 �By The Bend 'I'he Daily Sentinel • • • .!i F':'~. November 13,1992 Friday, November 13, 1992 Page 6 Ann rm I've model Iman, during the 251h annlvn~ party for RoDine Stone Magazine at New York s Four Seasons restaurant Thursday night. (AP photo) TWO FOR ONE • Actress Melanie GrlMih and husband, actor Don Johnson, (left), join rock legend David Bowie and bis wife, super- Chester site of annual inspection Annual inspection for Chesler Council No. 323, Daughters of America, was held recently at the lodge hall. · Helen Wolf, councilor, presided at the meeting. Pledges to the Christian and American Oags were given in unison. Tile JPC read from Psalm 118. Kathryn Baum was pianist fll' the meeting. The following were received officially: Esther Smith, PSC, JoAnn Baum, stale inside sentinel; Margaret Cotterill, llllional representative; Charlotte Grant, state publicity committee; Opal Holloil, . state credential committee; Betle Biggs, district deputy; Eileen Clark, dep11ty state councilor of ,Guiding Star Council and Erma Cleland, deputy state councilor of Chester Council. It was reported Mary Jo Bar· ringer is home from the hospital, Alta Ballard is sick, Goldie Freder· ick is in the hospital and lhat Belly Younghasai)Cw_grandson. · It was announced thal Ada Morris, Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilitatioo Cenll7, will be 99 years old. Members are to send her cares. Mrs. Morris always seemed like a mother CheSICI CounciL She institured Chesll7 Council in 1934. AI that time, she was a member of Thedorus Council, Pomeroy, and later transferred to Chesler Council. The inspecting officer, Bette Biggs, distnct deputy, complimented the council on its wo.t and gave a "good" report. . The color bearers escorted Mrs. Biggs to the altar. JoAnn Baum, FfliDAY POMEROY · Meigs County React will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at , the Meigs County Public library. RIPLEY, W.VA. • Liberty Mountaineers will perform Friday 1 t Slcateland in Ripley, W.Va. ' POMEROY • Me.igs County Commissioners will meet Friday at !Oa.m. MIDDLEPORT - Ceramic tree top angel, Middleport Ans Council, ~riday and Nov. 20, 6:30p.m. Cost 'IW'i s $12 and includes all material. Judy Dixon, instructor. Call 992· 6564 or 992·7733 to register. SYRACUSE • Youth rnll y at the Syrncuse Nazarene Church, Friday, 7 p.m., for ~II YO)-Hh ages 12-23. Greg ·Cundiff w11l be speaker. Refreshments served. POMEROY - Meigs County Dcmocmtic Party, potluck victory dinner, Friday, 6:30 p.lll'.. Mei$S County Senior Citizens Center m Pomeroy. Public invited. l.lring a covered dish. Meat and be\'era$es will be provided. Admiss on is free. • LONG BOTIOM - Faith l .111 . Gospel Church in Long Botto a will hold a hymn sing Friday at ~ p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will follow. TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW 9053 ladies Auxiliary will have a round and square dance · on Friday from 8 to -II :30 p.m .~· Music by Happy Hollow Boys, .. I SATURDAY LETART FALLS - Letart. Falls PTO fall festival will be Saturday. Turkey and ham dinner will begm • at S p.m. Cost is $3.50 for adults ' and S2 for children and free for t children ul)der age two. Calce dcco• rating and pie baking coniCSts with aU entries to be at the school by II a.m. SatiJCdaY. !. . ' • POMEROY • Gospel music l concert featuring Shammah will be : at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist , Churc~. Laurel Cliff Road, Pomeroy, on Saturday at 7 p.m. 1 Public inviiCd. · i ' REEDSVILLE • Fifth annual : Easlern High School craft show, • Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. spon1 sored bY. band boosters. Entertaml ment w1ll include performances by ~ seventh grade band at 10 ·a.m., . ! t • Stemw~eel Festival r .. had. A ~'>PIIlb ly rz·"' P.-:Pil""'-' ., a.n~o "Clorlll - Suaday Sdlool · 10 a.m. ,...,......,_Milol Wonllip - II a.m. 212.W. IolaiDSt. Wodrtooday Servicco · 7 p.m. ~ Sc:boctl· 9:30 ..... Wonbip-10',30 a.m., 7 p.m. w.m a "Savita • 1 p.m. N.,. Ltre Cllui-dl ol God Oleller P-= Gary Hineo Suaclay Sdtoot • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 6 p.m. Wednolday Sorvica • 7 p.m. Wonhip • tlla.m., 6 p.m. Wednelday Services • 7 pm. Ep1scopal Middleport Cluordo if Cllrilll Gnift E!MoooPat Cllurdo 326 B. Mains-.. Pomeroy Holy EudwiJt lit A: 3rd Sundays. Momin& Prayer 2nd A: 4lh Sunday• Plioclpol.Mtd Sunday Sdtooll I a.m . . SlhaadMain l'u1or. AlliaJum Suncloy Sc:boctl· 9:30a.m. Wonbip-l:t5. tG-.30 a.m.• 7 p.m. w......y s.m- -_7 p.m. Froo Will Boplllt Cllon.. Alit Sbeel, MiH IF M ,..., Malt MonOw SIIUiday Semco • 7:30p.m. SuDdoy Sc:boctl· 10 a.m. · Wonllip • II a.m., W - y S.rvice-7:30 p.m. ' .· R•F1nt Bapllot Cllurtb SuDdoy Sc:boctl • 9:30 o.m. Wonltip- 10:30 Lm. 41172 ~ Piko - r-: a 1.omar o·s.,..,. Saaday Sc:boctl- 9:30a.m. Wonhip-10:4SLm., 7:30p.m. Wednooolay SeMc:ea ·7:30p.m. Middleport Flnt ........ ,• Comor Siltda A: l'lllller , PallOr: Ro¥. !..,.. A. Bill. R<lbert Fosler ' Sunday Sc:boctl- 9 a.m. Wanhip • 9:4S Lm.,6:30p.m. llellll*• Baplbl ..._ : Rev. Bad Shuler Sutlday School • 10:30 a.m. Wanbip - 9:30a.m. Thunday Semceo· 7:30p.m. Old llelloe Fno Will BaDIIal Clooreh ~I SL Rt. 7, Mi&t\Opnrt· SuDdoy Sc:boctl-10 a.m. B~. - .7.:30 p.m. :_.,. oi. 'linnday sCMcei -7:30 Hlllldo Baplbl CloSo. RL 143 joul oft' Rt. 7 l'u1or. Rev. 1 - R. Aaoe; Sr. Sundaf Schooi • 10 I.JII, !.~,4 tla.m., 6 p.m. W .. s.m... -7p.m. · S2S~~J:,:t ' ' ' .. .. ~~~ Slllday Sc:boctl· 9:30 a.m. Wonhip., 10:4S a.m. Thanday Servi- • 7:30p.m. I •·-'""w• Po-= Rev. i ' I Sal-St. Bapllll Paul Tl)'lor Sunday Sc:boctl · 10 a.m. B..,;..a.· 7p.m. Wednelday SeMceo - 7 p.m. . I '',,· • •' ,...,_,.. ••• Baptlot i1;, MWkttld SundayScbooil - tO a.m. Wonltip • It un. w~ Semco. 7:30p.m. S• day SeMoo • 7:30p.m. !:." ",,.. •• ~ C<tthol1c • II r~ .t I si..r. - I., ~I' ' Cllllldo 161 Mulberry,...._, Panoroy, 99l-SI91 l'u1or. Rev. Waller B.ltoinz :. SaL Con. 4:4S-S:Up.m.; Mau· S:30p.m. ' Sun. Ceo. -1:4S-9:1S 1.111., Sun. Man· 9:30a.m. • • Daiky Ma!l- 8:30 Lm. ' o'• I' ' · s - Road Ctourdl of Chrlot ,._, Jooeph B.. Haokino Somday School • 9 a.m. Wonltip • 10 a.m .• 7 p.m. w.......a.y Som.ceo- 7 p.m. Uberty C l l - Clllrch Der.la' 'fPulor: Woody Call i I s...~ay School - to a.m. E . -7p.m. . w~~-7p.m. Lupollo Ctlrtollao Cllurcll Sunday School- 9:30a.m. · Wmhip ·10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. · Woclbolday Service 7:30p.m. RoodntlteCiourdloiCiorlll 1'.-: l'llilip Stunn Sunday Sc:boctl: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Rihle Sludy, Wedneoday, 6:30.p.m. I J-• So. RL t241: Co. Rd. S p_, Derek Stump S....S., Schoot • 9:30 un. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m .. Wedneiday s.m... · .7:30p.m. Fallll Baplllt ci.Raibood So., Muon Sunday Sc:boctl· 10 a.m. ~- tt.a.m .• 6p.m. W y Serviceo • 7 p.m. ML Mer!.. Bapllot Founh A: Main So., Micldlepon Putor: Rev. Gilbert Cni•, Jr. Slllday Sc:boctl· 9:30a.m. Wonbip • t0:4S Lm. Latter-Day Saints Bradford Cburdl ot Christ H - Grove Church P.-: Owleo Danialn ocbool • to:30 ..... Wonhip • 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sundar C&M MOTORS and AUTO REIITAL *3 91 cHILD , H - Ctourcto of Chrlot lo Cllrllll• UitiOA Putor: Thc:nllt Durham S...Jay School • 9:30 a.m. B-ma-7p.m.. Wednooday Sorvic:ea • 7 p.m. H - Churdl ot Christ In CloriiiiM Uoloa Ha!l(onl_ W.VL Po-= Rov. David McManis . Sunday Sc:boctl • I I a.m. Wonltip • 9:30 LID., 7:30p.m. w......1 SorW:ea-7:30p.m. Church of God ML ~Cit- of God Rocino Putcr. Rov. James Sauerficld S...Jay School • 9:4S a.m. B-ma - 7p.m. Wednooday Som.ca • 7 p.m. Rulleod Churdo of God PUIOI: lolll F. C<tn:onn ~School· tO a.m. Wonhip - I I a.m•• 7 p.m. Wednooday Serviceo -7 p.m. SJI'MI!IIf Cllurdl o1 God Apple and s-tltd Sll. Puoor: Rev. David Russell Sunday Sc:boctl and Wanhip- 9:30a.m• . Bvonina SorviCOI- 7 p.m. Wednooday Sorviceo • 7 p.m. . (614) 592-4119 Ho ..s: Mon • Frl 9-4 5111-4. Closed Sunday 1)1 ' Repl•c•••• YeWcltsl••... For 1-rnce CALL 304-273·3077 410 WASHIIIIOI IT. • UVIIIWOOD, WV. ' . (( t:ii.:lrtc: ""!lftiiCeoll"t.llte:lrte 1111~"11 lilt Ullftff) ,.ellllln ' SL Jolui Lelbtl'u C~urclo Pine G1011e Pastor: Geo11e Weirick Wol'lhip - 9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Our Saviour Lulheran C~urch Walnut and Henl)' Stt., Ravenowood, W.Va. · Co-i>ulon: Revo. Ridtard &. . Palricia Bonda-Krug . Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhlp ·It a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Chorth Comer Sycamo.. ol Soc:ood SL. Pomeroy Pui.Or. GeofJe Weirick Sunday School • 9:4S am. Wonhip • II Lm. United Methodist '' Gnbnl Uotied MOIIIOdlol Wonllip • 9:30Lm. (IIIlA 2nd Sun), 7:)0 p.m. (lrd. 4lh Sun) Wedneoday Service • 7:30p.m. ·MI. Olivo United l'lethodllll Off 124 behind Wilkeoville Paa10r. Qar~s Joneo Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wol'lhip • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thunday Services • 7 p.m. ' Meigs Cooper'attwo Parish Norlhust Clulllor Altrod Panor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wol'lhip · I I a.m.. 6:30p.m. Ch..ur Joppa Pa1tor: Brenda.Weber Wonhip • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.ni. Wednesday SeiVicea • 7:30p.m. ' L1111Bottom Pas10r: Row. Soldan Jolm1011 Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip - I 0:30 Lm. Wcdneoday Services - 7:30p.m. R-Ule PallOr: Rov. Soldan lollliiOII Worship· 9:30a.m.' I 11.t 3nl Sunday · 7:30p.m. School · 10:30 a.m. Wed y Som.ces • 7:30p.m. su:::J'. l'uppen Ptotno Sl. Paul Pas10r: Sharcn Haunnan Sunday School • 9 Lm. Wonhlp • to a.m. Tuesday Sorviceo • 7:30p.m. CentraiCIIIIIer Albury (Sysac...) Putor. Deron Newman . Sunday School- 9:45a.m. Wonhip ,-II a.m. Wodnaday Service• ·7:30p.m. En~ri· Pallor: KeM Rader Sua!lay School • t 0 a.m . W011hip - 9 a.m.• 6 p.m. T~ay Somce1 • 7 p.m. 93 Mill StrMI Midclloport, Ohio 46780 11114)992·111117 - 1998-00KSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • 81 8LES --~ - \ PRESCIImON SHOP ..2..... Dnlblla:-Bulldl!r 171 llerttl . s.-1 lilllli••rt, .... II MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. 204 Condor St. Pomaroy, ~· MIMIIB' Ph.IIN101 992-2975 Pomeror SMIS I SDYKf H2-7075 . 172 Nerfh GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES J'...... fUiz SNOUFFEI FilE & SAFETY ~ AwL .Mi•l••ort, . Ohie' ,, Putor: Psmk Smilb Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip - t0:30 a.m. Wodnaday Service• • 6p.m. MID enville Po-= Deron Newman Sunday School • 9 am. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Plll<lr: Fton:noe Smilh Sunday School • 9 am. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Pom ....y Puoor: 1!101hao (Groce) Kee Sunday School - 9:15 o.m. Wonhip . t0:30 a.m.• 6p.m. Wedneoday Sorviceo ·7:30p.m. .Rod< Sprtnga · Puoor:KeM Rader ·Sunday School · 9: I~ a.m. Wonltip • 10 a.m. Wednesday Sorvioes - 6 p.m. RUIIand Pas10r: Anltur c..~ SundiJI School. • 9:30a.m. • Wonhip - t0:30 Lm. Thunclay Servioea • 7 p.m. Sal• C•ter Pastor. Ron Fien:o Sunday School. - 9: IS a.m. Wonhip- tO:IS Lm. Pu10r. Flormoe Smilh s... day School • tO·a.m. Wonltip • 9 a.m. Jlettwoy Pu10r. Kemeoh Baker Sunday School - tO un. Wonbip ·9 a.m. Wednesday Services · 10 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · "l~ Q\\;f( S.r[(l Q)oof.s •.... s..rt... "' •u.ts • hJ Or •••k.. lrnk«•• Luthemn Christian Union . Ln. Athens 8 - (Mid..,._) Carmel Pastor: K..- Baker Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Thunclay Service• • 7 p.m. OUR ANNUAL IHANKSGIVING DINNER . 1 Carol Rooraubod Churdo of Chrilll . to LoiMr Day Sotnll Ponland·Racine Rd. . l'uior: William Roulh Sunday School. • 9:30 Lm. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednelclay Sermeo - 7:30p.m. Putor. Sharoo Haunnan SUNDJV 10· 15 1992 s~!!rwo ForatRua Pllllll: Deron Newman Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhi!> • 9 a.m. Thunday Se~ • 6:30p.m. SnOWYitle M... Churcll oiChi'llt MiUerSL, Muon, W.Va. Sunday Sc:boctl • 10 a.m. Wonhip · t I a.m., 7 p.m. WedneJday Service• · 7 P·lll· . l'u1or.l.nooE.K~ . Wonhip. IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wodacoday Serviceo • 7 p.m. Fonot Roa Baptlot PliiOr:AriuaHun Sunday School. • I 0 a.m. Wonhip • Jl a.m. r. Sund&y School • 9 a.m. Wanbip • 9:4S a.m., 6:30p.m. sa....... ..,... MLUni•Ba~ .Puoor : JoeN. s..ndoy School·9:4 a.m. ' . B...... • 6:30p.m. ' Wedneoday SC:rviceo • 6:30p.m. Harrt-vllle H.Un• Cllaplcr Pao10r. Rev. Jolm Neville Sunday Sd>ool 10 a.m. Wonhip • U L!"·• 7:30p.m. Wodnoldoy Semc:o - 7:30p.m. 1'.-: Robert F011et Ruaud Cll- ol Clorlol Pllla:·&ameli. IJodawood Sunday Sc:boctl • 9:30a.m. Wanbip. 10:30 a.m .• 7 p.m. l'lllor. Bill Lillie SW\dl)r Sc:boctl- IO..m. Wonllip • I Ia.m., 7:30pm. Wedlloslay Serviceo-7:30 p.m. H}'IOII Ruio Hollaea Church p_, ROOert Manley Sunday SchoQI • 9:30 a.m. Worship· t0:4S a.m .• 7 p.m. Thunday Service · 7:30p.m. Tuppen Plallo cti- ol Ctorlot · o..- RadM FlniBapllat Po-= Ste.c Saaday Sc:boctl- 9-.30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:40Lm•• 7:30p.m. Wodneoday s.m...- 7:30p.m. M~rty ....... :Tom Rm)CII Sunday Sc:boctl - 9:30am. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. Dater c~urcilot Cluiat Pllllll: Ouia Slewul S....S., Sc:boctl· 9:30a.m. ·Wonhip • 10:30 LBI. We<llleoday Scm.""'· 7 p.m. l'lllo Gnoo 8lblo Cllurch Ill mile elf Rt. 325 Paator: Rev. 01leU Mantay . Sunday Sdlool · 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 10:30 a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wednetday Service • 7:30p.m. Wesleyan Bible Hollneoo Churdt 75 l'oad St., Middl . rt. '-'"" Rov. Roy ~Y ochool· 9:30 Lm. · Wonhip - 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedaelday Service · 7:30p.m. .ziGa Cllurcll ti Cllrlli . . . - . , Cll- t/Ciorllt Flnl-'"' •e... ., s....s., Sc:hool-9:30 a.m. Wonltip - 10:30'a.m., 6:30 p.m. WedneidaySorvi!:a • 6:30p.tl). ..._, Keisb Rader Sunday School - tO a.m. Wonbip • It Lm.. 6 p.m. .Thunday Sorvioel - 7 p.m. PuriC~apel a..u- .....,._ llklp Clourdl .. Cluiat . Paalor: Jack ColeJIO"e ,_...,Jlnt ....... lluaMainSL Wonltip ·10:4S Lm. Hol1ness KMo a.rctl , Cllrlol W..mip · 9:30a.m. 5undOy Sdioal· tG-.30Lm. P0111a0)'. Harrilanvitlc Rd. (RLI43) Paator:tilleriinputor Sunday Sc:boctl - ~:30 a.m. W<Diolp • tD-.30a.m.,7:30p.m. WodoOoday Servi..,. • 7 p.m. Po-= Dr. Loe Morrio Sunday Sc:boctl· 9:30 o.m. wrap-up Or:~~OI:l~ned:~=:~an~d:pe:r~-~D:u:s:ty~B:ry:an:t~S:m~ith:o:n:e:xas:·. oJ. While Rd. oer St. It• t60 PaaiNJ Wtllllde _ Ctaordo otCiorlil 3322115 Clitdlln"o Home Rd. ~Scloool- It a.m. responsible for · themselves. Her that appeaRCI in the.paper that my ·lisler had ~UCSied crernalion anll'lfiat services be held. Aim, I knOw for , fact this is not true. I had many talks with her about iL Whal hurts most is that we dido 'I have a chance 10 say goodbye. It is heart-breaking that not even a prayer was said. What can we do to remedy this? -G.N., LONGVIEW, WASH. DEAR G.N.: Perhaps the battles among the sisters had mll'C to do wi.lh this suange handling of their mothcr:s death ·~ their ll!ck of ~peel for her. I see no reason why yo11 can't have a belated mem<rial service for your sister and pay the proper respect dQC her. The daughaers can either be present or stay 81 home, whichever they choose. _ Planning a wedding? What's riglll? What's wrong? "The Ann Landers Guide for Brides" will relieve your lliiZiety. Serrd a selfaddressed, long, busintss-si:e envelope and a check or ''""'5Y order for $3.65 jthis incl11des posiiJge and handling) to: Brides, c/o AM I.anders. P.O. Qox Jl562, Chicago, Ill. 60611-0562. (In J d· ·z b . n zans ce e rate renamzng , co~~-an~!n~r~:g~i~~r~~t~~!~ of Little Bighorn monument , ~sYo~tj{:~~:::~~~f:~t Jt1 ol God lOll·iii• JaW lllled iii the ob~ Wife remembers veteran husband Cllurdl of God of ProphiCJ', Church of Chr1st Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two days before iln event and the day or that event. Items •.must be received well in advance · to assure publication in the cal· . 'endar. ,._ 'i •. existed. ~- ~ IIIey life, Ill!')' blamed their llllldler fcil As aduliS I feel they should be D of A holds Friends~ip Night; installation of officers conducted The Dally Sentlnei-Pap-7 . .... wbo raised seven children never chairman of the Good of Order Committee, presented her a gift. Mrs. Biggs spoke mefly. . Erma Cleland read a poem, "Welcome Friend." Refreshments · were served by the kiiChen com· mittee. Attending were Nathan and CaNida, serrd $4.45.) Bette Biggs, Bob and Esther Harden. Janice Lawson, Eileen Clark, Margaret Cotterill, Guiding Star Council, Syracuse; Lillian Demosky, Betty Denny, Marcia Keller, Doris Grueser, Virginia . Lee, Nanc)' Bond, Ethel Orr, Jean Welsh, Elizabeth Hayes, Mary K. .Holler, Belly Young, JoAnn Baum, ' . Friendship Night of Disttict 13, trustee; Esther Harden, warden. A basket of flowers will be · Everett Orlnt, Goldie Frederick, Thelma White, Esther Smith; Erma Daughters of America, was held Other officers not present were placed at the councilor's station Cleland, Lora Damewood, Opal recenlly at Belle Prairie Council Mildred Lowery, councilor; Mar- and a list of deceased members will garet Cotterill, conductor; Mary be read during the spring rally. . Hollon, Charlotte Grant, Kathryn . No, 269, Belpe•. Mrs. Biggs read a communicaA politiCk supper was held with Moose, JPC; Doris Grueser, assoc1Baum,Jean Frederick, Beuy R'\ush Ble JPC; Janice Lawson, secretary. lion from Alice Weaver, national blessing by Esther Harden. • and Helen Wolf. Bette Biggs appointed Helen councilor, thanking District 13 for Betty Spencer, Distri~t AIC, presided. PledgeS to the Christian Wolf, diSirict~;~iamst; JoAnn Baum, her gifts and also a letter from and American flags wen: given in district captam; Charlotte Grant, Doris Dodds stating she had won uniscin and the rmt slai1Za of the color bearer No. I; Everett Grant, $5 at the national session. It was announced that Allan Star Spangled Banner was sung. color bearer No.2. the concert band at 11 a.m., tile dancing and clo~.;ing at the Hen· JoAnn Baum, JPC, read the 23rd The ~ voted to have offiCerS Levan, Willoughby, had accepted marching band-at 11:30 a.m., the derson Commumt)' Building from Psalm; Helen Wolf was pianist for installed at the spring rallies the office of national secretary. He crafters' auction at '1:30 p.m., anl! 8-11 p.m. Music by Mountain themeetin. instead of at friendship meetings. will take the office of Ruth Shanthe Ruffles and Flourishes Twirling Fever, and Peggy I' apier on the . . Erma ~eland, chairman or the Bellll Biggs appointed a committee · · non. Group under the direction of April fiddle. The color bearers escorted Mrs. nominating committee read the or Erma Cleland, ()pii Hollon and Hudson at 3:30p.m. nomi.-lng mpon. · Esther Smith to re-write the dis· Biggs to the front of the council SUNDAY room with Helen Wolf playing on X ·'· The following officers were trlct by-laws siating this motion FAIRPLAIN. W.VA. -liberty· POMEROY - Rev. E..'die Buff. installed by Bette Biggs, district The District Deputies and Past the piano, "Ain't She Sweet." Mountaineers will perform Satur- ington, Gallipoli$, will ~ ·each at deputy: Betty Young, vice-coun- Councilors' Club will have their Esther Smith presented here a day at the Jackson County Jam- · Naomi Baptist Church in I 1meroy cilor; Lora Damewood, associate Olristmas dinner at the QUality Inn mooey conti;JC and mill a !Jibute to borcc in Faitplain, W.Va. on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. ~ublic vice-councilor; Betty Spencer, in Nelaonville on Dec. 5 81 12:30 her. Mrs. B1~s ~ bri_eOy ~ invited,. associate councilor; Esther Smith, p.m. A $3 gifl exchange will be thanked the district. ~urmg th1s, MIDDLEPORT • Slate painting inside sentinel; Elizabeth Hayes, held: The councils in the district mem~rs formed a c1rcle around class, Middleport Arts Council , .KINGSBURY • Carleton outside sentinel; Opal Hollon, trea· are to let Mildred Lowery know Mrs. B1ggs and held hands. S!lturday, noon to 2 p.m. Kathryn Church, Kingsbury road, will hold surer; Mary K. Holter, one year how many will be atrending. Attending were Bethel Laird, · Meadows; instructor. Cost is $15 special Sunday evening services at · ·· Iva Shuus, Barbara Cozzens, Belle and includes all. supplies. Call 992- 7 p.m. Sister Jan Lavender will be Prairie Council, Belpre; Nathan 224Z or 992-7733 to register. Biggs, Bette Biggs, Bob Harden, guest speaker. Special singing by Esther Harden, Betty Spencer, Jan and Kathy. Rev. Clyde HenderPOMEROY - Pomeroy Senior son invites the public. · The B1g Bend Sternwheel AJso. The winner of the model stan- Guiding Star Council, Syracuse; Citizens Dance Club will sponsor a ciation met recenlly to discuss the wheeler built by George McCiin· . Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon, Ethel d~nce Saturday from 8· 11 p.m. POMEROY • The Meigs Coun- Third AnnUli Big Bend Sternwheel tock was won b~m Grueser, Orr, Elizabeth Hayes, Esther w1th mus1c by Smokey Mountain ty Genealogical Society will meet Smith, Scottie Smith, Lora Dllllle· Lincoln Heights, roy. ' ·Drifters. Arthur Connant will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Meigs Festival held in Octobci. The association extended its wood, Betty Young, Helen .Wolf, Pomeroy Villllge Council prethe caller. Bring snacks for the County Museum in Pomeroy. sented the association with a gratitude to all individuals and Mary K. Holter, JoAnn Baum, snack table. Public invited. Guest speakers will be Mary Bow· plaque in recognition IX the SIICtCSS businesses who helped in any war Chester Council, Chester. . man, 6hi'o State Genealogical of the festival. Fifteen different to make the ,festival the success It RUTLAND - Round and square Society 'President, and Pat Green, • stales were represented as well as was. . dance, Saturday, 8 p.m. to mid- disuict trustee. Public invited. 21 counties throughout Ohio. night, Rutland American legion MONDAY Hall. Music by CJ and the Country RACINE • Racine Village · GenUemen. Public invited. Council will meet in recessed session Monday at 7 p.m. at Star Mill Wednesday's Veterans Day ser- the only Meigs County survivor of POMEROY · Meigs County Park. vices at the Meigs County Court- the Batao Death March apd was Board of Elections will hold its ho~se brought tears to the eyes of incarcerated in a Japanese prison official count of ballots cast during POMEROY - Last chance for one Pomeroy resident, Mrs. Edgar camp for three and.one-half years. · the general elcetion on Saturday at hunter education class starting (Phyllis) Vanlnwagen. ·· Mrs. Vanlnwagen Stllted Mr. II a.m. at the board office !'londay. Call 992-6311 to pre-regMechanic SllceL ' Mrs. Vanlnwagen's husband, Vanlnwagen, who was awarded a ISter. · Edgar, who died II years ago, was Purple Heart, had that medallion SALEM CENTER - The Salem made into a necklace for her. Center United Methodist Church will hold a bazaar Saturday at the fire house from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. of Food will be available and therewill be a balce and craft sale. Public CROW AGENCY, Mont. (AP) deaux, ):!resident ot Sinle -;;Jeska Mrs. Vanlnwagen has a daughinvited. - American Indians waved tribal CoUege m South Dakota, S&ld dur- ter, Nancy Bragg, Point Pleasant, · flags and performed victory songs ingWednesday'sceremony. W.Va., and two grandchildren, Indians from Montana, North Brandie and David.- Mr. and Mrs. . SYRACUSE · The Asbury on the banks of the Little Bighll'D , 'IJtcdMeljl<xllst Church in Syra- .River to celebrate the new name of Dakota, South Dakota and Col- Vanlnwagen also raised a nephew, c~ ..~ w1ll have a bazaar Saturday in where Indians wiped formed songs the burch basement with crafts, . aoutmonument Custer's uoops. and hooor. Purchase Your Now Home Now. vege lble soup, pies and baked Congress last year !lpprove4 Talce Dcliyc-.y Ol'Your No'w 1-T;,,,.,.,II goods. changing the name from the Qlster Jrlffn111N ~mrr r · Between Jan 1st nod March 31st. , National Battlefield lo the Little '-V\l'-'.1'1..1 v:.£ Ll,.. .?1.I.J 1993 And Receive Your Spcciul LOTJ RIDGE · Country music Bighll'D Battlcf~eld National Mon· u night at t..: Lottridge Community ument. Indian leaders demanded Winter ConS1n1ction Di.scount. 111 We 1 Center w1 I be Saturday from 7 the name reflecl the Indian victory Order Now At Thii p.m. to m1 night. All bands arc rathu than custer's legendary 1ast Ycurs Price welcome. J.. ~freshments will be Put In Your Own Foundation · available. Pub. t invited. victories have been won And S:n-c Even More 1 ~ere 116 y~ apait/~ .Lionel BorHENDERSO. ·, W.Va. • S uare Chuck Wingett Buildters..SI Ohio • Wife feels a sense of ptide as a homemaker; enjo wha:t she does DeM' Au LaDcltn: rm writing about the man who said homemak· ers have il llllde. I can'l believe · you Cllled bim a male chauvinist. As r. u concerned. everything he said is true. I have eight childml. and for the 1ut five years, heal raiSing two grandchildren because their mother "didn't want to be tied down anymll'C•• Instead of expecting my husband nor did I waldl TV. Maybe that's to come borne from wo.t and help why I learned .to do so many me, 1 tried to help him. He worked things for myself. •• M. V. IN K.C., awfully hard to mike enough mooey KANSAS · to suppcxt us. He didn't go golfing, DEAR M. V.: I'm no slouch when hunling, fiShing, bowling II' anything it comes 10 energy, but I'm wom out just reading your leaer. Lel me know else. . When we moved· into an unfin- when you enroll in medical school. Dear Ann LaDders: I have a ished house; 1 Jcarned to tile, rmish woodwork and wash clothes in a problem that I've nevt~ seen in your wringer/washer in the basement. · column. 1 hope you prlpt iL There And do you know what? lam happy. are several ingrates who need to see . Every time I learn to do SDmething IL new, ~ upholsler furniture, give My eldest siSICI passed away. He[ hair CUIS or make drapes, I feel a seven daughters are at war with each tremendous sense of pide. other. Why? I don't know. I come I can't feel sorry fll' those poor from a family or 14, and whenever .little homemakers with two or three there.were disagreements, we always lkids whose husbands don't come . forgsve one another, apOlogized or home from work and help OUL -The did whatever was tieeessary to keep .. women I feel sony for are lhci young the peace. Now for the problem, Ann. My mothers who have to go out and wo.t eight holliS and then come sister was cremated, and her ashes home and take care of babies. I'd · were stored in a mausoleum immeiather be home any day. · diately after her death. No service Tell homemakers wlio complain was held, milCh to our djsmay. One . that if they managed their time right, of my sister's sons-in-Jaw made all they'd have plenty of it. or course, the decisions without consulting when my kids wen: little, I didn't the other siblings. We are tcnibly gab on the phone (I didn'l have one), upset. It's as if this wonderful woman Pomeroy~lddleport; Wonhip • 10 :4~ a.m. (2nd ol41h Sun) ,MorniJoi Slar Putor: K..- Balter Sunday School- 9:4S a.m. Wol'lhip - 10:30 Lm. Thunday Servia:• - 7:30p.m. Suuosi Putor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School • 9:30am. Wor>hip • 10:4~ a.m. (ht&;·]nJ Sun) EutLolart Panor: Roaer Grace Sunday Sc:boctl- 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Racine Pas10r: Roie<Grace Sunday Sc:boctl· 10 a.m. wanhip - It a.m. Laurel CllfFree M . - . Church · Paotor,Peler Tranblay Sunday School. - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • t0:30 Ltn., 7 pm. Wedneoday Services • 7 p.m. Rolland Bible MethOdlot PallOr: ~- Ivan Myel'l Sunday Sc:boctl- 9:30 o.m. Evenina • 7 p.m. Wedneoday Service• • 7 p.m. Coolville United M - - Parllll Puoor: Hd111 Kline Coolville Churdl Main • Fifth St. Sunday School. • tO am. Wol'lhi~ • 9 a.m. Tueoday Soma:• • 7 p.m. - llelllel Cllurdo Township Rd•• 468C Sunday School - 9a.rn. Wor1hip- 10 a.m. · Wedneoday Servioeo • 10 a.m. Hoc:klnaport Church G....dSim:t S101day School. - 10 a.m. Wonhip • It a.m. Wedneoday S.rvia:t · 8 p.m. TordoChurdl Co. Rd. 63 SU..day Sc:boctl - 9:30a.m. Wcxohip • 10:30 a.m. Nazarene Racine Flnt Cburds of,.. Nazarene Pas10r: Thomas L. G11e1, U · Sunday School - 9:30a.m. .Wonhip - 10:30a.m.,6p.m. Wedneoday Service• • 7 p.m. MicWleport W-ySemcoa - 7p.m. Clo- Clourcll IIIU.o Naarene l'u1or. Rev. !iesberl Gille Suoday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip . II Lm., 6 p.m. Wodaeod'ay Sorvicea · 7 p.m. Rullend Clourcll ofllle Noza,....t P~ SamiJel Buye Sunday School • 9:30 i .m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m .• 6:30p.m. • WodnCoclay Service• ·1 p.m. l'vrlland Ftnl C~urcio d 11ie Nazarene Putor: William lllllis Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip • t0:40 Lm .• 7 p.m. WednesclaySorvioea · 7p.m. Now Haveo Churdl ot the Nuarene l'ulor: Gtendon Stroud Sunday SchOol · 9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedaclday Services · 7 p.m. Other Churches Endllnoe H - o1 Prayer (a Budinaham dturch oft' Route 33) Pa110r. Roben Vance Sunday wonhip • 10 a.m. Wedneoday service • 6:30 p.m. Trtnlly Coogregallonal Church Paasor. Rev. Roland Wildman O.urdt • 9:1S a.m. Worship- 10:30 un. Tile Salvalloa Army I I~ Buu.emut Ave•• Pomeroy. Sunday School- lo0:30 a.m. W011hlp- tO:OO a.m., 7:30p.m. Mlddle!lort Commuoltj Clourdt S7S l'oad So., Middleport Paator: Sam Anderson Sunday School 10 a.m. Evenin& • 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m, Filth l'abornade Churdt Bailey Run Rood PulOr: Rev. Emmett Rawson s ....day School · 10:00 a.m. E•enin& 7 p.m. Thursday Servia; • 7 p.m. sy ........ Mlssioa t411 Bridcernan So.. Syracuse Paasor: Roy (Mike) Thompoon Swtday Sdtool · 10 a.m. Evenipg · 6 p.m. Wedneoday Servia: - 7 p.m. Haul Co•muniiJ Chur<h OffRL 124 Puulr: 'Edsel Hart Sunday School • 9:30 a.in. Wonhlp . I0:30 a.m .• 7:30 p.m. Dyosvltle Communlly Church Sunday Sohoot • 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. So.tlt 1101«1 NewTW•a..a su-Ridp Pastor: iluaDe Sydosuoricbr Sunday Sdtool · 9 a.m. Wonllip . 10 a.m .. 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. CarleiOII IaterdeDontl•- Ctusrds • Kinpbury IIAtad . Panor:.ClYde W. Haldonan Sunday School • ~ :30 a.m. Evenina • 7 p.m. · Wedneoday Sonjce • 7 p.ril. Freod~m Gospel MIBald Kaob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor. Rov. Ro&erWillfoni S~ School · 9:30 Ltn. Wonhip- t0:4S a.m .•7 p.m. Wedneoday Service · 7 pm. 1 • Whlle'o Chapel wester•• Coolville Road Putor. Rev. Pllillip RidenOur Sunday Sdtoot • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wedneoday Servia: • 7 p.m. Falnltw Bible Churth Laan. W.Va. Rs. t P1110r: Iame• Lewis Sunday SdtOIII - II a.m. Wonbip. 9:30a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wcdneoday Service. 7:30p.m. Calvary Bible Chords Pcrneroy Pike, Co. Rth Pas10r. Rev. Blackwood Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wodneoday Service-7:30p.m. Spiritual Fallh Chordo Stale 338, Antiquily Paator: A. Stowan Sunday Sdtool • tO a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Thunclay Service • 7:30 p.JI\. Cal•ary Pilgrim Chapel Hani1011ville Rood PliiOI'! Rev. VicsorRouoh • Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wonllip · I I a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. SUvenville Wtrd ofFollb Putor: David Dail")' s..,day School 9:30 a.m. Hvenins - 7 p.m. Thunday Service ·7:30p.m. Rtlolclog ure C~urdl SOO·N. 2nd Aw., Midcllepon Paator: Rew. Michod Panaio Sunday Sdlooi·IO a.m. Wedneoday SeMceo · 7 p.m• Pentecostal l'loleCGIIIIA-biJ SL RL 124, Raciao Pastor: Willi.n Holtac:k Sunday School· tO am. Ewening • 7 p.m. Wedneaday Serviceo - 7 p.m. Ctoriltl11 Fellowllllp Center Salem So.. Rusland l'ulor: Robert B. Musser Sunday School· 10 a.m. Lm., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. Wonltip-11 : 1~ M,... Cloapel Cllurcio Supt.: Mike MallOn · Sunday odtool - 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m .• 1 p.m. Wednesday Semce · 7 p.m. FaiU.~urch Sunda~ ·9:30a.m. Wonhip . t0:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnaday 7:30p.m. Mt. Olin Com••niiJ Ch•rch Puoor: Lawn:nce Buoh Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Bvenin& • 7p.m. Wedneday Service· 7 p.m. Uolled Flllla Church RL 7 on Pomosoy By-Pu• PuiOr. Rev. Roben E. Smith. Sr. Sunday School-9:30a.m. WOI'Ihip • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.ni. Wedneoday Service · 7 p.m. Ecctes'a Fello!nhlp 128 Mill St .• Middlcpott Pu10r: O.udt Mcl'henoo Sunday School ·IOa.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneoday Service· 7 p.m. Fodt Golpol UC~t3304S 1tiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor. Roy Hunler Sunday School • 10 LJI!· Ewenin& 7:30p.m. Tuelclay A: Thursday· 7:30p.m. Mlddleporl ........,...... Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wonhip. 10 a.m., 4 p.in. (2nd 1: 4lh Sun.) Syraasoe Flnl Uolted Pl'allyiOrlu Sunday School· 10 ..... Wol'lhip . It a.m.• 4 p.m. (hi A 3nl Sun.) Seventh-Day Adventist S.O-·Dal Ad...atat Mulbcny HIS. Rd., Pomeroy Putor: Roy Lawinsky Sawnlay Services:. Sabbalh School - 2 p.m. Wonhip • 3 p.m. United Brethren ML H-OI Ualled . . . . _ to Ctarlll ctaurdo Tuu Cammunily oft' CR 82 Paotor: Rolltrt Sandon Sunday School. • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Weclnuday Services· 7:30p.m. . Eckl Uolled ......._ too Clsrtot 2 tmniteo nonh cl Reedaville on Stale Route t24 Pastor: Rov. Robert Markley Sunday School· 10 a.m. W<>fll\ip ·7:30p.m. Wedneoday SOrviceo · 7:30p.m. ReediYIIIe Fel-p Chrdo ot llle Nuor~IIOr: Jolm w. t:louaJao Sunday Sc:boctl • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:4~ a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Sorviceo • 7 p.m. Syracu• Churdo oiU.e Nazarene P1110r: Rov. Glom McMillan Sunday Sd>ool - 9:30 o.m. W011hip • 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wcdneoday Servia:• · 7 p.m. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT RIDENOUR "?£;:;z;;, I) SUPPLY Co SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY .. -~ ~~ Filll?~ton' ~ Prescnptlons - , 992 ·29SS. Pomuav . POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 BILL QUICKEL "lut.,IJI Nutrdg Ftlei C61du" 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 "Di~tnis~· and Serl'i<'P AI•·~ ··· Established 1913 786 NORTH Sf<OND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homehte Saw5 (row's Family Restourcnt· EnG FUNERAL HOME FISHER FUNERAL HOME 264 South 2nd ., Cll.ds , ... NaurPa-= Rev. TIKmu McCitma Suaday School - 9:30 ...... Wonhip • IQ-.30 Lm. llld 6 p.m. Mlddlepo<t Church of the Nuarmt Pas10r: Rev. lloyd D. G(imm,Jr. . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm•• 6:30p.m. Wedneoday Sorviceo · 7 p.m. RAWllNGS.C:OlTS 992-5141 p 992-2121 106 Muloo"Y a... lo Pomoroy 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy fMl\ ~ Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E. Mlmorial Dr. 9U·2104 , _.. y -I �Friday, November L.olt & BP OIL CO. • • • • • •• • • ..,.__ _ ,.,_. - ICaa.... "'*•' HOME HEATING OILS DIESEL FUELS • GASOLINES 5 We Deliver ln. •• Gallia, Meigs, Mason and UMI1ED TillE ONLY loo.l-tllce 69 frolll&t ... 95 ad Call992·2156 MoN. abru Fltr. c;:opy DEADLINE · Monday Paper Tuooday Paper W~y Poper SAT.8-12 8A.M,:-SP.M. - Thursdoy Poper Friday Poper Sunday Paper CLOSED SUNDAY "POUCIES .u....-. ... .. ............... ,..ill ....... _ t y -~ ........ bo,..,... • Fno Aok: ~-y Ud F.....! ado ....... 15 word. will bo naJdooiOAI_...... . • Prioo J aoollw . . ..,.allodton io do..lo price of od - • • 7 . . . . . . . typo..!y...d • S..liool io- I I I a lo lor ....... alter fll'll ..., (clooc:k lor ...... fintdooj ..I.._ llo popor~ Coli bofon 2:00 P·•· followins teleplwJUJ e:r:claanges.. , 446-Golli...lia 367..C...Wro Can! J TboUa Happy Ado Y... Soloo • ploced iul ... Cdipolio IMily • A I "f..! odua · TriboM(..... Ch "fMDiaplay,B.-CaadorLopl . Notioao) wiiiU. ..,_.;. tbo Poiuot PIMMat R.ptor ood ... Doily S..liool, ._...,. ·-18,000 - - 992-Mlddlo...ral Pomeror 985 ° rter 388-VIDtoo 245,-Rlo Graaoolo 843-Pordoad 2SIH:ta,aa Dlot. · 247-Leta" Fallo 643-.Anoloio Dlot. 949-Ra~ 37;9-'ll'alnul 742-Rutluod 667-C:ooMilo IND ·m•n••N• UNDERN~TI GAUGES • ADDinONS • SIDING 7 675-I'L A-at 458-Looo 576-AppleG..,.,o . 771-11882-l'fow BaYoa · 895-Lotm 937-.B dalo •A Quality bsurel CoatNttor• 20 Yr. bp. Call AI, 614-742·2321 111711fn GRAY'S TAXIDERMY 00 Deer Heads....................'190 . . '1 ······~·················· · 00 Ftsh •......••••••.••...••.••.'4 per Inch Words 15 15 15 15 15 1 3 6 10 .Monthly Over 15 Words Rate $4.00 I $6.00 $9.00 • $13.00 $1.30/day Ratesareforco~runs, broken I 11:11 'I 1'1'111 s .60 $.05/day up days will be chaJged lor eadl day as separate ads. j....:.-------::=c-::-======-----j . 32- Mot.ilo no,.., for Sale 33- Faraalor Salo 34- BOlli- Bllildiop 35-.LouaAo36- Roal Ea..,. Wuud WuudtoBuy Li-'Ock o., a cr.1a s..d a Fartlllaor 41- n.- lor Ilea& 42- Mol>llo B-lor Beat 42-FaraaforRut _A,..._,,.. a•• . __ a46-S-Ior Root 47-·'l'uud to a... 45-- r...;,w :r ...C.:.. .............. Gallipolis & VIcinity plaa. 8oturdar. SALE if!:: 11-HolpW..ud . ~c-, 11.- - . 5- a., Ado w..,... .... 13-11~8 · • Traiaiot 6-I..a..!F....J - 7-I..a..IF....J ts-s.~ooo~oal....-... 1-hlo&oSoloA • .... 48-Eq.IJ-1 16-....,TVACBIIopoir 11-M' sl 9- Y ..lad IDIIuy II Ul- 'll'aoud To Do PI-"JocaO..tlof E.a...... Pomeroy, Middleport ! t I 51-S ...... Goodo TRY OUR SREl INSUURD RAISED PINEL GAUGE HOI ~o . . ;l a;-IM. . .;Bo:. . .,P,. •Id,. ,. ,. .ln lloloiro~:"!j 1~oo:" ~'::: 3:~:00pm. IIISTILLED PIICEI tz7-S275.00 16x7-S450.00 OPEIEU IIISIIUED-Ya HP-UOO.OO . i:~;lllcld1411poFtlum' n.... With 2 T111nsmltte111 Doer Pl11 Ope•er ~ !~~~ ....ll lliavl S..l '"• Wit• hrc•••• of :t!.':.!~,o~"!::.:.1.=: LIL TIR Bam; tM-112·11344. 8 P bll sal U C e & Auction : -~ 54- Mile. Mercboadioa Ehetrlall: Rofrlpn•lio~ 85-- C...eral Haull"l Home Repair 55- Bulldlac Supp&eo ,tiiYI'=!/wou •nil UMESIOIIE DIUYID IEIYICI S••lllozerWerk $25.00P., IHr IWOIIIIU UIU •. 5 992"7553 Happy Ads 01. PROIIATE COURT OF IIBGS COUNTY, OliO ESTATE OF • MEGAN R. WILLIS, D ld, C.. No: IJMt, . · :J)ocUI1~411. ~OF . ~ OFADUCIARY R.._ Code, S....I11UI "On Oclall• • 11111, Ia lhe,llelga eo;.ty IPI'a' II Happy Birthday Aunt Baffyl Look whose-301 C4lft, C..No.27141,Kati!J J, ..... " " ' .... Lilla .... :lluiiMI, Olllo, 41771, ... IIIP ~I ••• , ? 11• llblof _ _ . . . . . . . R. 7 R&C EICAVAnHG BULLDOZING NYI HILL •• a.... PONDS S~PTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER UNES . BASEMENTS & ·. HOME SITES HAUUNG: Umeatone, Dirt, Gnavel and Coal PO..POII, TU-UIG, BATOI 1WIRUIG PH. 614·992-5591 For lioN Information ' LICENSED ond BONDED All Agel Welcoma Spec:IIICIIII3-t v_.olds CIIU 304-273-3721 I . , _..11111 .... l..lma Roed, Rut•MI. Olllo, 6775. 11 ~30. (11) e, 13; rrc .· . 11 Wanted AUTOMOTIVE SALES [ Mull wanl to nate elCCIII II ITIOI._y • UIAillld lncOI'IIf potential 1 Mull wanl a pamJOMnt Job With an """' 111 ... OfOCIIIIzallor.. 3. Mull dldle advancemlnl. i. Open_Fioor- Sell loth New and JIM.Owned ~GIIC& waoo to ~ear~ and . folcM' lniiNCtiOnL '· Mull • YOU ME INFERES7ED APPI.Y TO P-11 C/O JIOINf PLiA$ANJ REGIS1ER 2110 MAIN srR&I ' .POINf PLEASANT. wv 25550 ( ;a~ SEPnC IYITEMS, 31904lHIIill CNekloall .......,.,., o•1o 9 Mlddlepon, OH · MIDDLEPORT - tt.mllton Straat - LJIOidng for a nice home in town, on a quiet II.-? This 3 btdrin, 1 !4 llory home ia juat the on~. It hu a lol ol lwdwood 11oo... ft~. 2 lui balha, .. po!llhM. Si1a on a comer lot IWid · tla heme Ia w.l c:anad tor. ha,ODO.DO. EACIU RIDGE ROAD- Appaax. 40 scm of land, of which ll>out 20 - · .,. u.bla. Hu a bam with hayloft and an equlpm•nt Iliaci. PubUc . , . , and •lectric available. Many great building ..,., lind wat•t for lnlmal1. POSSIBILITY ANCING. OF SOME · OWNER FIN· . &30.000.00. RACINE - App!ox, 60 ac1.._ What • bMullll P*e to ...at a r.·nn, jult oullide town, builclng II,., utilltle• llllailaobie. 20 IC. liable, 20 IJJDI platuN, and 20 IC1111 limb«. Timber.d about 10 YIR111 llgO. A ..nlllc buy for ontr 111,106.00, , 'tO,DOO.OO. IIIIIDL&PORT- this epaclou1 3 bechom , _ 1e juet what tla l1lmlly ........ II ~10 ' - a 1at!Je htng RIOIII, nloe.U. ldlalwn with a cute lillie nook. H. a .... aaol ,_wiling. lnd Mil a ..... hlat pump, ....., 00: DOTTE TUllER, ·obr·--·-··----112 1112 BRENDA .IEFFEAI- .....·-·----·--·---1-* DAfi.I.IEaJ'TatEA...-ITEWAAT............ IAfri)Y ......-_,;......·--·------__,, _ __..-..alt JERRY IPRADUNd. •..•.- ............_ ........(:ICM) 11248 OFFICE...._ __,,__,..,........._••,... _,,................... . Wanted to Buy Troller a - - - 304:171-t712. Dorl' Ju,. Ml Sail Uo Your NonWorking llojor Apptilncoo, Color TV'o, Rolrlg•raloro, F,..ZW8 YCR'a, . MiciCIWivea. Air CondNI..,.,., .Guh., Ampa, Elc. 114-2Sf.t2.38. · FREE ESTIMATES 992·3838 BISSELL & BURKE ·CONSTRUCTION .,.,.••.. 985·4473 Lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trimming & Remov•l R-.ii•commom~ol frM&llmat.. AREWOOD FOR .SALE 1-21-"12~111 ~ D.K.'s FARM TOYS AII~-VIn-l Collacllble See llllplly At. QUAUTY PRitT SHOP 25&1otlllltrMI lotlcldtpDfl, OIJio Aa~ForiWM Ev........ Bt ...7U.-2o 11~'11111 Gauge Choke 1llflWII211 mo. H·92·tln . TROLLEY SIITIOI cuns •• • .., 'Citflrl I' 114-8112-2148 CRAFT CLASSES • "Willi P•d < by • p.a &t4.DO 21 • 21: "Happy HHoolftld±aryy 0,... HouH" HOURI: llloll...a.t. tN [1M lwlltaly: 1-lp.-. 111e TroleJ 11a11on ror _.Into. t111'211W/1 - . AHANDFUl OF CASH IS BEllER .THANA CARAGE·FUL OF STUFF 992-2156 Coli tlt4s Top Pr1c11 Pilei: All Old U.S. Colno, Gold Ringo, Sl- Colne, Gold Colno. li.T.S. Coin Shop, • 151 - A -.... Ollllpollo. ·" " IIIIa.~ lo, ~!'!'if llg..n-.1~-. Would USED RAILROAD TIES Avon Employment Serv1ces 11 •cROWlVI . :.••II VCR IE Pill ILLIIIIU lll~ti•OrWe KEN'S ~lANCE SERVICE 992·5335 or 915-3561 11 Opportunity WORK . POIITION: Progroin Ooonlinltor Pvolllon AVIIIeblo FOI· Two Aeoldatlloal ,._..... For PoopJe Wlh - . . 111 lloaatdallon And Do olap. ....,.11 • - • • In Co<tnly Ohio AnJ' onolblllllll lncluclio' ,.,. 0., .T9 .oay 9us ,..,ilion 01 fho !'Jogromo. IIUM Hove One ·YIIr EJ. SOCIAL 00.111 ,= :1.\":n":!" ~WI~~~:::.~ Fr..lbll Holft. Llbarll Bonelli l'f11r Plcklge. 111-: $18 PI Dooond.::! On e";;t. AJ:'"APpalcol..;;;: 11..: Ba -MirQd By 1ti20112. - - To c.dlll Bokor, P.O. ·lo• 104, Jacklon, OH 41140. E· ql!ll Oppor...nr Empioyor. · ' SOiniOIIII ao lhio in & _,. 1o1 oldarly aO-clom.,, lklht ho....ork l cooldngl304·rn. 5045, go; IO fl,rol lpl _ ,.. .of VFW lfaaon, apl on lolllnolde of gl- olldlng rl-. - • ...,..pondonl 10 onond ..,.... HI 8chooJ • wrllo Honnon gh bortlcakllbo1u Jlllme 1 o. Po111d by.._!hl • II. P ua m 1 - . .., ••" good knowledge ol bukllboll. Conllca lllndy KoMno EciMor, Polnl Plulonl R~•· 200 lllln Sl or CIU 304.. t33a. Temp. P,!'~o~:""~nJ'fteYiorHunlng Lab Tee., one al,.ady ng lntorollod In llttl Inc- tor IIIII · box ~ HolldoJI. Wrllo ~• coro ot Polnl Ploloanl Aooglllor, 200 llaln Sl, Polhl Plullnt, WV 25550. WANTED: Fui-Titnl Pvo111on Avllllbio AI A Comrnunn~ Grouromo For Plroono Wit Dove ntol Dlublllllu In Gllllpo lo. Houro: It P.ll. .f:30 A.JI.1 Sun ·Thuroi 2 -Hour W-Iy StoH lloot Or111Aa OlhorWioa Schldu-. . ah ~~· Do~oo, Vlllel DrlvW'o -·Llconoo, ,.. Y•ro Driving ExR ocor, Orgonlzation And 8111111, Punctual Aiod Altlo To Work Aa OIAWorking T..,.ll<oqunct; EJ, ....... . ' ,_ With PI,_., Wilh 111n111 ..._.ion, And 11111 Dillbl""ll ...,.._Bolauy: II.00 lllr..,~ Profortiod. • oO llart. lend Reeu~~~e To Cecilia ~i ~~~~~~od ~ ~~ ~mun~- Po~ o.v.......... BUSineSS 18 wantea to Do AftOflllono: Sawing • ... 114-441-41134. noll ng. 'AVON' ALL AAEASI-.,. your 111M wlih ... You'l lovo lhO OOillPI"Y· 1-1182.-. .> SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE . ' • Call614·992~ tO phono 0111oro .-, will troln, lor Polnl .... fund :IIJW7S.I4tt. o\Jipllclllono ... noW being .Do rou . - your 1.-..., tor 111111 u.. nurolng llcli. clllniod for lhl holldaya? n·. lluol ta lor Ill iahlfto. INm wouk. 114-301'-71133 or 30704111. Nurw-plormonl. · - will Apply bo ollorld WI II Pon- Nurolng a AOhibllll• EaR TREE SERVICE. 1'~, lion Clnlar, 3I7ft Rocklprtngo Trimming. TrM Aemo¥,1, Rd., .....,.,or, Ohio. No phono T~mmlng. Fr11 Eallmalool I 38li-715TAftar 4p.... Ollie pllloo. EOE. AVON I All Anlo I Shlrlltl" Spllro, 304.f71.1428. 6637 St. II. 7 Babplllor In Addavlllo SciiOoJ dotulc:l. Ailo 1011111 AQII 7 ond tO. 114- -nda. 441-1021. c........, URN BIG BUCKS . CIIAISTIIAS SaiA-.114 4413311 Announ cemen t s Iagie - $3.200.10M7W7ZL '\ , FOR EARN IIONEY Reeding BooJtol $30,0001Yr. l'ollllllal. • DolliJo, (tl eowea.aooo, En. Y· -·· l!uy Woriof bcetllnl Poyl Joo. oornl>to Ptoduclo AI Homo. Coli = Wlglll. ll.,..rvllle ar&l. 1317 aft• a p.m. 01111 8224. NOTICE We lllln, CUI &wrop - · $30. a $35. Cuowfonlo Hen.......... wv 304:175-5404. a-..,, -y -·· Toll Frll, 1-...eT-UII, Ext 313. ' Fontlll aomponlon wllh "'lnfmll ..... dulill lor lo ,.gotlolo II_., or 1 Ilia• Pauil'a Dor C..ro Conlor t elock Will 01 HIIC On .lackoort Plkl ll.f I A.II:' s5:30 P.ll. H GuoaNy And Elporll,_ II Thl It Concom FOr Yow Child'• Clio. C111 Uo For A VloM. tnflnl noddlera 114 4•• t227. p,.. choollro ISchool Ago '114-441- Will do bobvolltlng; ox· perlenced, certllled d1y c•r• ~, 0111 onyalmo 114·1192· :lilt. Looal - County Will alo clunlng, ox· Salko A lchool Nu111. AP' ......-. 304.f75-1185. oloonlo Jluol Hold A Yllld Ohio Sc'-1 · H.... CoatHic.IJo or A -aor·o ~ A CUnont LloonM To Pnli:41c.o Nuralna' In Tho -· Oblo, """ ~· To 01 Tllke The Addltlonol Cour.~~~~rk . ' Nnnnry T(l: C..plelo N - ear; tlflo8Uon. ll-11t1d lnclvkiUIII - l e i '"nd A Lollor 01 Aa>DIIcM6on And AI I LJIM To Aoblft L.''LIMinl. aupu~n~.-, GoJ. Ill CounJii LoCII Schoolo, 230 Llno,OIIIIpollo, Ohio 4116!11. DNdono For ,.,. piiCIIIoawll N o • - 20, tllll. 11atro1Jilot Noodod: Pold -IOa!l OluroniHd Wligoo. I-J217. . Financial 21 Business · , Homes for Sale =.~.!:;p:. :.'tta~din~: .=--'= ~17.- Fumll- 111 4410332. VI' RA FURNIT . URE . AND Af'. PUAN!;ES lt4 441 4421 OR 814-441-3158 Lirgo 2 oaouy, .h • llaln, PL Pl. 3 ...._ •at -.o, 2 full INIIhl. iiii:hon, dining, tomliy, JMng, Jaundrr - . e410- I * monlh, ,. _ _ • . _ . -Ired, 1-.220s. Avalllbto lilly DocMnbar. 2 lodroom lloblll Hotno. AU Elecltlc, With Woodbuming Control Enlli1alMMinl Conlor'o f141 Or $5.52 Wllk; Bookoltolvoo Ston· lng $21.85j Ro<:llnoro Ar\d Chi 111 1285 Or 0.113 54 ChaiR (All """"'; W........ lte:1::;.r'"'B"'"Ior"o f2l-. AI<Fiolum'h~;=-Eu'!.~!';r~~ft;to. U; ·~=-~lvar ?rldg:''P:r -'ii'-Jsim;;- ~-. Or 4 111111 0111 t4t On Lincoln '- For Enwru; Nondilr Conuto, iG _ , . old, oaan1ng=-=a t1m1, a loyo, ' .....,_nlln tor aall, 1 wko old, 304..'15-32311. PuPPJ Poileo Pol Shop. l.ocalod In G.c. ll':ftl.Co. 11)10111.~ OJIIIIS. hlloJ>hl:~..:._ = 2 000 wv. z I!:::.~::.~·:::_:114s~;.~~S..~t;=2~::"":..· u--- =· 52 pl~fumlolwd... 1-1357. CUllom Loading popullr collbors, 11011111 lllgnumo • torolgn collboro. Bill """:'~~· roa110111blo prlceo. 30 • 3375. Aamlngton 1112 auaomaalc 30.01. lor Noble lor rwn1 or 111o on land cona-~ 2 BA II -Jrlc ,_,, ' · =~~'=';:a.= 2003. · Met- 111 ~· 1 ~""0.:=.';'...~. ~~':i Nioe 14x70 .Coole. No Pol-co. tO% APR. c..n · t-weao Alk For: ..,... "" lllpolll rry, szso. monlh pi• dapaoll • utJIMIIo, ::!:1 fl:J 14 ~:::/"~~~~ " ~m• ·53 ' Antiques :.:....,.-...,..:..;:;,:.:.:;::.:;.:.._--:= old ,.,, tOO Y,...no. axeoil•n1 ohapo, ball olfor; lt4-ll2·2& 6t. 1 1Wo lloty, JIII'"IJO~: llllil ocro, loollod 111 1111a0 eo.r-cy. ,_ 44 Apartment lwo'!looi..114-Mt-aJN - • lor Rent euv 01 ••II. Rlvorlno Anllquaa, and ndo. tt24 E. llaln StrMI, on AI. 124, t bad•- apl, Ollllpotii ·Forry, Pomeroy. Hour~: li.T.w. ao:oo 32 Mo b Ile H Oln8S all uiiJMioo Plkl . - - - · o.m, 10 1:00 p.m., Sundly t :00 ·for per noonlh, :~GU~t311 to 8:00p.m. IM-112·2521. =--:.:.:...:;.-;~~:---= J • • • 5:00 Pll-.e754811. .Fumhuro roflnilhlng and 1171 per -"h Including I t 11Full Bolh 10 llln- ,.JIIIro, a lao will buy; call &14lliOtllho lrHiol ronal Now Mx1D, Fnom Glillpolil, All iJeiJitlle Pilei 11112·JII4t. :.;:'!ly& Exo:ept for Eloctrlc. tzii/Mo. Plo aafo, cfolk, Selin kitchen DopOelt • Aolarenco Aooqulnol. au~rd, ook wonfrolle, Gono 113 1 -;:.,_:;;:= ·=-:---::--:--:-:-- 1 With Thl Wind limps; oxcollanl ~ •• b1 •~- II o1 1c ..-•• ft tboo mo II "'"-· • eclr • I blclroom T.ao IIIIo, -IUoo, IM-94 ~- • or good cond.,I'Mo-lll~.a.a&. , _ echootl, Morw, N.W 5pm. IW1 lltY>Mw 2 ...,.._..., FR, Hoven.. PIG. ao am. 30WIJio 54 Miscellaneous 14x70, sa,ooo. After S:OOP.II. 31111.. .._o.H. 114-34Htll. 2 Or 3 BodiOOill ADorl_,., · Merchandise mobile home 14•70, onr ~ ~~ D~ T = , 2 ClrliOlliV lola 11 Orohom dl!'h; IWonln Ttlce . 304-i82·2248. .= ::...~2 sm. ~1~4~44!!1~·004~0-~-:-:----:- :::.:':...~~:.: ~ At'"' c-..,. 304:175-;l121. IIIII 141M SUMrb(ooi<, t owMr. Tolllollcltlc. 2 BR, t 112 balh. Fumlohld • ollllllanceo. Air, undoaplnnlng, mfnl bllndoi. Cllln. Excalllnt -lion. 304'175-6114. tllll Sllyllne Hotly Alclgo 14X70, all - · 2 ....._ AIC, _ ... pon:h, kMchln illand, 11""'11" blcla, u~d..,...nlng, llka . - . 304-1~1414. . 11110 oakwood 14•72. 2 - . roonta, PIIIH hoiP. toko over downpoJ- Sc'-1 Qfotulc:I. IM-211 11121 2bcJm lpiL ICtlll applionMe talrnilhod, ~~~ foclltill c - lo oc In • - · ~lono .avalllblo 11: VIIJocJO ~o;;,o;n Aoto. ol4l or clll114-hW71t. EOII. IIEAUTIFUL APAATIIENTII AT IUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON UTATU. At Jaaolacn Pl... , _ fll2iuno. Wolk to lhoJ> & - · Colllt4 441 2Hit."EOH. - h • - llldtBoport. Ohio, flomllhld t 1111. 111111111 =~:'as~ ref roqulrld, "Going Dut 0!, Buotn- • SDozatln IIOOE lnlornauona 1 8 u 11 or, tHI .C hlvy Flat Bod Ton Truck, 3Allal Trallor, All In Good CondlaioniiM-2H·t2t4. tO opHCI blcycll $25. Qu..,. o1u wotor bid wlmlno..od book'•olf ~· hladbolrd $11111. 11124 1'11tl87 Pontile: T·tOOO AT~ ~8, AC. low m~OIQt; Prltnotor ,... dioh. 114 4411-3421 aftor 1 p.m. 21 Solid Wood Chun:h s.aao, $500. 8t4-446-08lll, tM-4t1-3118. 2110 Cunvnlno, Lqw IIN•ge $2,2011 Aloo I~ R . FlbarGIIH Boat $221 Y·Bonom ~~ I038. 3 Pllc:e Woddln~ Sal· $250 Or T ,~ I"·-,. t . ·='""'• ,.,:;~~M"II • l'\lrnllhld, 3 " - " • Bath. Cllln, Aoloronco llopMI No Raq Plio, olrld. 114 .......tlll.i 2 IR hoane. 1Zdl, tJMd · $4,000. IM4411-212t. · Jlv'- t IIIII 2 bods .Pin"... MAlvorolde ·VIIIogo -.. 18•12. fumlohod, -lllnor IIIII conlrolalr, ololnlng, wiN nranco, -~-· In JlldtBopon_ F.-o 2 lodroomo, Good CondMionl ~--· ~ ~~r~-~-~~~~~~-~~~~ -~-~~~~,~~~~!11/~m=IOI:n.~,~1~14~1111~-~ tflll. Collltw112•7711. EOH. 211.. 11. , •• wz ' · ~:'""'And qlolrod. 114-4<J1.ft41AIIor lp.m. Down Pl-. C1or1o1tMo TrM, taa trM ,_, c111 $11. dug 1J0. " " - TrM Fann, AI. 2 North, I llllloo alii , _ Good lhlphlrct Chuad!, 1 · "" · -" Whirlpool : ~- :,.~~~ :r: - to~..-. cr- -kina •loft. ,MtortiOO; Dt441aa al, 114- - - · Few - ~· ~ ""'...:'.. ...'~'::.":;:"~ Fodoa~-lo· l..~ ~urly ...... no ptlla; I* Dllull' I"Vf -41ft. •~~ fl:..::f.~ae,~n One b a d , _ J I - IIJtl'l_..., ,....IIIIIII _ onc1 dopOeft, ...._;Ill 110 =· ~':.'' ~~~ct'~: :tf.-~~~ ~ ::"~~.'C.,"':;;e* .....- 111:1811. , · ,.,. '1114. · Truck. 12110. Fuanll .... .. Sa1, I:FI:... : ~;W~ood:::;:::.For~-=. -:11-:--,--=.. . u.rdwood. lt4 Ul tiOII 114w.fl2l 1;=.;==;==~~;:::--;:- -,,A,: lil~""";;;lon:~·~·~-~~;·;.s;m Flrowoodl'or Dolo, Jn. .. Fnwood: AI Honlw: : da Spill - -- .up --Loiod. - t4 r:_:211::1 " ::.t:: '3t:F::.. 1.::: 1· •- = :;:t.w •.""~ T~ol•. Woodlond ""'""""'· k grtee. Sam~.... llnclrvlllo Pool Olllce, Eaoa ~n Alvoo.awoocf. Only Frl, clolhlng. er-11 Tuucklng, 11W41- 5001 y._,... bldo lor 2:001'11. 1. •-· 204 . Wl-tar 1300 Rllillll1 ,.... 1111 111 Whllo Tol $3:15; 1111 Cat ttop. lolne 111uzz1o ~ ~· 114441-3413. Hay vro & Grain .,_ l tll80 FI!IO- ,_, loyl., - . I $750; M 112' !WboJ, ,J $550; Wllk boltlnd OmriiJ, $37S; 114-812-3471. t181 Chlvr BJuoio, 4wd. 12.10- · 33 11-. dnvM Plrfool, ltul lei . olde lluuoly.-Ho.. ,.-. $1,- 114-4411-03111. t • • • - aw ~ ...-100,--'~~· .., .,....,. - - . t. . ~ XLT, '1-1, PI, , PI, PW. POL, AIIIFll _ . , oun _,, "" and - . 4WD; , 1 tHO ~ F •·~- ·~ 1 ~ ·t 50 4•4 ._... ~~ I TIH, Cn1111, AIIIFII S1erooUnor.__~lna Alar - . ' er- _,_2051. ~";:!-'*ll'..,~~ $1B,IOO . N;'.i w\'l ~ ,..: : : S12,!100. Will like Car Or Truc11 , Aa r-ln. Clllltl 411 Olill. ~ . , "7A Mot rcyc'AI 1 '" 0 .., ' till XA . . _ _ II,OOIJ. I 100 oltar 1:!0 p.m. lt4 441 125f -~ j ·- u~ ~ ...__ t - ~ ~,.......,- 1, _,_, lorWord ro-. " -. ' , •~1 ::f':~~~. 1n 1111. 112011. IM!;(.: . . ·•· tR! Hoorlary Dilwll ,LHfC 1 a de E• "11111 Condillon, 1 llonlh • - : · 1.100 1111 ... """ - • 1 g . Hondo 3 wh11l I 200 llg llld, ,_ -. •-.-. ,,_,, ~~~~-n. ~!.·~~ ..--• ••··-·~'-... 76 AutO Paltl & ii~~"~-~-~~~~ - 0~~~-t:.i;; ,_ , ••.,. 1182 . Chivy C 1 ~ lflv, 1.i four =.lor .,_, .. It'll( 30t 111 ~' • ~~ -~lna. •• Ill Ill:; ........ -.....m --.Ill . . 111 - .. T.. _h•l •· . . . .- •ao. 1011 -"'· - campers& 79 • ... Motor Homes Serv1ces '· sa. , ftlv......,. ballo $1.50, Roiond bello $20. ooch. Satur, cloy pick up only. 304:1711-3810. ~~t:· ---------------------~~ J~ 81 Hom1 Autos for Sale tm c::-~. e.ao 380• wo, m , Rune seoo or - Ollw. ::11~4rltt-4i~DCI;iiMJ~,ii08;iz.iiOSJ: t.::."ili::"M OH eaa a:= tm lllroadaa 8anz 450 SL Hlrdl?, Convortlblo, •1- In 245-Nt. llolll -ling lnd oldlng. 304372-20111. ::· locUiol Jlllll. Qerogo Kapl, A·t Condlalonl lluM Sao To AppriCiaaol 114 411 4311 C:~~.oOo Pets lor Sale tiM llonl• Corio, Air, Till, Cuuil4t lift, AIIIFII, Now Tlrao, l Point, Alau Dofroel. 114-4*1111. I==--.,--,...-:-..,.--::tiM Aebblt 4 Door, Good Con:.:.s.:.::.·..:; 14t t001 = •...,....,., 1 .cll::lon,=::'IOO=·.:.fM ~ tiM · - rune • aood, ,_ u-. , ,_,. 1• r:=: • lh4l. tiM Toyola . Supra, I cyll 5 ...... raw ti~ • blllliiiO. 1 .$4:.::•:::200~-llnn::.:;,:·.:.*=".:.:~:,-;1::;121:.::·~= - · C1111110 -PI • I 111o, AKC Puppill, I W - , .t••• - ... 1 Old, Good- Onlyl 114-Mes . PI, PW. I2000tt1, Rune good, 0120 . -;.114-1112-2171. 1 1 • AKC c:octo.r p - I Wookl, 4 lll85 Pontile Floro GT, auao; BilekiWh~o, t Whfto (Bun lolclld.IJIW7S.tt01. -:;~';.::.7=~=-~:--:-:~ tllli a-~ 2 Doorps.;.V.f, 8 AT, II: C....., , TW, POL, PSTS. : $2,111; 18111 Pontile MOO LE ~ AUio, AC. AIIIFII PSIPI.o. 1w, CC, $1415· .tHO Ford . 4Cir, A~ AC, .AIIIFII, PBIPI, ..,115. .. lt;:<~::l~t:;H11~.-::-:-~;-;-:=::;-: i.:Ur'M.av.l:tM. Loodad. 'Mftli!' C -'... Improvements --=.:.::;:~=::::;:.:,;.:.:_,.:::'11'">' "· ~ IIASEIIENT WATERPROOFING u.-.cJIIIonol - - - t• 71 cf!l:• ;:l"' =Ill. •· 3124133 "" 1 "" 30'x40'xt0' Eave, hM lllcllr door, 14',MIII ontry loar, •-od JHic.l. ; m3218 Elvo, 2-h7 otlll _ . hlld - . , t-3' Mool entry door, 4-312 - . II Jn. auWid, ~ult.,., encted price Sl200; Piilclaion Pool Frome Bullclero. 83: tM-1182-3541; Jell, -773-134e. Block, brick, - BoJ•nn 1&3 114. AKC lllloCockarSpenll~ lull. 1 112 y..,. Old. $71.00 l'o. .lo CoeUr Spnlll. 1 monJ1oo, f711. lt 4 1412120. AKC Poklngllo, FOtnlllo loolon T - , DoCJoohu- I Z Toy Puppy p-._ tt+44f. ~. .&IM-441o01ta4 WD'S• un73lloo, :a--na :,:814':;;l~:::;··220M.:::=:_-::-'":"-- Building Supplies 10 Wllk Old While Hlmalayon KiltttSO, 01M 114-4*-2510 • ~ .n 11 ••• r - · . 0100111 and SUPIIIY Shop I'll - n g . All """"'"' OlrJoe. 11tno Pal Food Dlllor. Juliul Webb. Coli Bit 4tU2JI. 17 llonJh Old R~arod lloll 7-J!::." 1Wo At?'= lloglol- Blue Tick, t IIIIo, t Ferillll. l14..wa.34t3. 11+44Hnl. . tHO F-350 . _ Cob llullly, 7.3 cleMI, luliy wfth Ulnlo, kod. diall IIJuo, condlaiOta. 12.000 ' lilgillorocl Untoulln _ , . lor aale: hlllorl. seoo""" up: w;., 11000 ancl YPi "!'1 dor Sprn, l-.ftll8.. lnqululoo ~onJ:!r:., · os-::--:-::--:-:-:--::-:,_ · 1Wo p<>llod Honlord ""'"'"; Wlinl :..:z.o roiJIIilllon poe4 56 zz1o":' ::.;~...,.,o-::-::-.,.,----::=:-:tl87 Fanl F-ti!O t.o~t~ng: J4,2DIJ. o.-.r Place, 1451 Sc.,lc• Drlvo. (Old Vlnlon Glln-8ummft ROlli) 114-388-1512, VI-con. A:!lllorod I yr old TlnriiiOM oft="1:00"1.:; mr. 55 tm CIIIC, OVor, rrll,. ' ~lne; 1iln - 0 42ft. AlumiQUm Troll"!.. . - .... . 1 Ba·• Aoclne, DntO. · - :an. Pontoaor: ..., 1M . - _ - itS:•· ~· =::.7114==0111:::;·,--....,.--=~ lrlli:"O::: · ::vom_::- Cho~112 Ton.._, 12 'tJ: Y- ~ ~=-rn .. A A -27WIII. s- VIrginia Form II accepllng_ 1111od 1 lroller l Wilhn lo 0111. Blda bo racolvod by 241r::t:J:Y Frlclayl B:30Pll 1o For moro nformotlon coli: :J04.475. The - tm . .._ Cllollllarol _ , Gill":,{ ·sua ~ ..... ~ -..a:ooJIII, - · rer.owe;_'"ht.•l Uvo ... • - · · -- -... -• :1·tto.Call hood. , _, ono b o - - eo..'f.j.-. ~RP~,~~ SALE~ ~=-rt, ~~::": Sporting Goods BrownlntBP810Ga.S550New; BaownlnJI IPS 20 Go. $3711: Solid Plntl Gun Cabinet $100. ~•...':':"""· --~. d:x;,•· *•'2311 IIIOfl., 114-1182· ~ 7, 114 OL.... •• ~• sale 11WI2~431. '"11"1' =lc For ..... • -141114,2 bods Or 14-IW-1I • ll... lt• up, ulndeiOOr Houee tar •Ia ·lty' owner. 2 ••-, epa.CIII••· llouy, 3bdnn •• """""'~· Iorge FumiMod, 2 or 3bdrm, lor ront lol wl gordon, a.-..~y In CounlrJ llobiJo Plll'it. _ , . 11 I • ' Wfth illtgo 101, , _ . ,...it. Golllpotlai Fwry ano, 111,800. 304:175-t3M or 1751813. Ruallnd1 . OH: 4 - . , 2 "co,"• ·• "" ~ A Fill ·-•· Ia• .,:t 117'• •:100:::;:-4:;11-:;:1::HO=·:_ · _ _ __ 72 Trucks for. Sale Ga~ •xc- 3 11: 1 _.. Tu..:-. uoo' """".,!i ~ • .........,., 1t Autoc.nt:er.auyACII.: .....-.. ,,;o 1 ~=--~~ ~":!., P*, PhoM: £VInlnfi. IM ~ ::0: 'n;ic: ~J. ~'::,; - · $3uu; ~--· Full wimllttMI , box t~ftootw/:~11= , ••• 1 w $2,0110 L.- Ol .llxtllll wo•ro Tllklna IIIII BllgJo, 3 112 yro old, 1100, ..... . - . 304-t7W681: For SoJo. SJu modum Jacloo "lnllr - · denim WI Juthlr a~m. ttan..a Mnlng,~lko lilw, . . :::caoo, J!!!k! """; aloo mile. tlolfilng; coli 114-1182~ 01 114-14,.2204 • ~ TriUm....,~ C11M1o CO. _.... a-~· 4401 MerchandfBa o1u ""' ':C...n f:::f~ '.-l 56 Pets lor Sale f!;, =....,·1~1=::"'"" =-:...::.=.:.:.:.,=:.:..--1 ·Miscellaneous 1128~Sofo ~ ~n;;;~a::'Wit";:'~ ~~prn ~II ~. "-•, 1 =h . llot"!!. t.ARtz.,. 304-t~ 2 - ~- .., w~•&u. ., ,,,..,..,., ,~ t;'l r&:r ~.::~~tc."l"h:i . •= l . Whlla -rmon "lt-2'1 •....AI. 7, . Wnh Socurlly Plkl. . . , _ ....,_ . ., _ _, 111 "" piol For Sail, 1144 2771. . llopoolt. Phone: lt4 141 4401 .,.. •. .,..., -.-· Evanlngl. No On Rent·2.o..n; M:1ict fi1 lolislcal 3bd lk p Notltlng e- PuaownecJ. Balhroom ........ •u S04-e75st 1 - · Uvlng ,_,., rm., WI • ~ tor l'lnl, · "• .. 1n rvment B I n - · · llllly corpeaod, 2 porn or S bld1001111, to oti10ol COUNTRY FURNITURE AND Htl chll, •ollcltlc holt, 11:, otovo, , and otaroo, hot water hHI; 114- • cltAFTB · ~ Won Ouanlum Amp. With rotulgoralor. atorao-wlrod, Homo 112-15158. . 2231 Slat• Roulo 14\ OIIIII)OI.Iol a.-Jo NlllrNion Ptoduclo AIVIrb & Kro- Ellcblc Guitar Nal'rhnk, Racine, OH. I14·94,_ . Onoi ...._ lor IWll &M-44&-1422. Wo Buy And Sol ~":l~~n':.. :..-:: ~dand~ $221. 114 3111107 No - y 2210. • Good Ulld Furniture. llondor bumor lormuf• Avallablo 11• Calio. · 104 bed-. ••x40., homo, 2 WnL old, 4 -::~::;.::::.::::·:._:-::-=-=-= ThruSaau .... y.NP.ll. clltllvlly .. Alto Aid Phantllcy. ~--· ·~~ Klmbal ~-no Good • ;;_,. ~., 1'110111 Tho 01 to dllt -~ ' ;;:~, lt4"'4l41 ~-fr .,Ho~ c;"' :ontoy:""$110. por · Floor rnocllt color 7V 11110. aMwary to · ~:~ ~, Call Evonlnp, 17S-3Ih2. 875-3331. 175-2722. ' Johnoon ' Syo. Cool Ftlgklllro ..tutgorotor $7S. :ood ~~ ~- ~~~.t 3 Bodroornao, llodarn Houoe, 42 Mobile Homes woru, 304-t~tw. uon, . ~ Oaroge, ~o~:, Sacurflr Ailnn. 1422, 114-317·7:127 nar 1:30 P.ll. 2101 'N. 1111n, Pl. Ploloana. For lor Rent Gu Aanga SilO, &M-24S-5837 A~ llol'-•'n ~,-. · - IMSoli Browner. 814-441-1152. lor 6 P.ll. . . ~ -.,....., ••12 .-, 121110 Edge 01 GollpoJII, 1188, 441-11144, 4 blclroom, fully lnaulllad, now Gao Hill Corpon, Roflronco, GOOD USED APPLIANCES Now lout .~ hi h wl~ng. new palnl, 304.f75·2130. Dopooil, ilton, Aefrlgwator, No Wli=.-s..dryor\,:::;'G••at~ -~. ~Bii;"i!~. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE -.114 t· 2llt. 61 fann Equipment Hlaloricll Corner Lolw· Bly I 141170, 3bdnn, 2 bllhl, , _ tlf> 800-4~w. p t - s._ lloblll Cover .U.· lnl. t Plckor ,Gravlly llott, llaln 81. Pl. 1'111&1111, · • · pot, , _ ouabulldlng, prlvolo Slzo: 44 150;. Wootrlclt HunU~ Hydrollc Unloodlng A-r. Fonl Complololy ltenovaaod: 2 Full Mit~ nw Chootor. ltel , . LAYNE'S FURNITURE J •~ a ~- ~·r• Slz 2 Row Pl....,, IIF ,12 rt. Iliac:, Balho, 3 ' -o lodroomo, N.ow 01 • CGm..._.l homo fuml~~~~·· oc~.... Swodo - " o: • qui P ; 114-IIU~IIll. ,..., ,_ 1 • $50· Shlepllnod loMhlr r, II~· 12 Boler, 8145. HVAC, N•" C..rp•t Available Houro: lion-Sal, Joe~ Size: 48 150, 114-24S- G~ndlr lllx Or0304-175-31DII lmmodlally. 614-446·2205. 2 Bodroom llobllo For D32:Z. 3 milia oul Bullville Rd, 441-tll44, . · 11441• Rani, Dopoall • Aefotenca A• Fill Dollvorr. k ~:"!.::-,pond' 7 m~~=-~:~ qulrld, No Palo. CaiiAftor 2 P.ll. PICKENS FURNITURE Plllllc And-· cu ...... &Inch ,:63.:.,__;;;l;.;1V-::est=OC,.:.;.___ 814 441 115:!7. u.,..~... Thuu 10 Inch In Slock. Ron _ ,....,, $84,800. 304..7S.S21i0. - ·Ev·- ' " k - Ohio a-12 blclroom mobile In HouMhold furnishing . .t/2 mi. - -, -• ' ~ FALLSPECIALSALE Brooctwor sa., lllddlopon. Two Aac:J ...... 114-1182·5858. Jank:ho Rd. Pl. P1001n1, ~1. Tuoocloy • Novembar 17 _ 1:oo · atory, I bolh, hilt, --~• $2110. por monlh coll304-875-1450. . a._, ala bed wMh bo1 P.JI. A1ona WMh Roaullr Solo: nloe IolSei; ~h hood, lt50 11'11 depooiJ lrull A ltlg F W oil opalngo IIIII - - . $11!5; Catv11, y""llrllngo, ll'ull Calvoo 614-IJ92.. , I -3183, 814- paid. ~ico~I k' ~· Ol'll~~· ror.-11, aoddler cor •M, $10; - - · . . . _.... A I -· Callll To 1 • _ 11115•.oo""p,._no "'1·130l .... ,.· · _ _o_r 116; Ba Brought In Dor 01 loll. ,... ~• c. · Truckl- Some. Available. OoocJ llattor homo "llovo In" Souondod Fire Wood Do• """I Ea~--· cond Clollo., ochool 3 bod 2 mobile hoano modo lmo one SWAIN "' ...,... ,_,.·, t both;).nlolly "llnlohod wnlvo bed""'""', locltod Ohio AUCTiON a FURNITURI!. 82 Hlclcory Phone 1144e7.Q430 I prot led For dvort~ ba-ni 30W75-t871. Al. 143, - - Olivo 81 .• Gllllpoilo. Now • Ulld no An ...... - g o -. .. Ohio, Wlllorn & Sl Port- l"'lilld .... -·-·-• Home For• loll In Choohlu• VI~ S Bodrooun Trailer In Cailtonoty fumlll"l, Work boot hlltaro, 114-Mes3151 ...,n Phone 1t4472oG817Donold L !IJIII, 1 Roomo, • bolh, Lg. Flol $210/llo. Rolaronce & llopooil o. . ==-~~t': ::lllrl,~"'::·.=llgr~-,-----,:-;::-;--:Loil By 114-4411-1111 OWner, ..3:30 P.ll. Rocjulr..t, ..31 Aftw I Wliohlrl.llayaro$1DI!, Up.411 s:a 34113 •---,;t--k • : t :"~ 2~·Phone: Aftar 3:30 P.ll. ,ta•441 , 8oJd Wllh w.tonty COli.• Woa.. a Dryer Shoppe &1+441-21144 · · ... ~. ' -· - · •25 8 P.JI. 14-441"04 · •· 3 BR arollor $325.00 pluo • Sllil lop pool llblo ·~ 114 Ul mhftori:OO. Or tn·-•-'nl 2 Bod· rolor= 11No pete Whlripool dlahwoohor & llaglc 1871. clolh. flOG, 010 cond, 304.f75. 2 Nublln Gollo, tt4-246-11675. ~ •-•I-s••- ~ roome In Ewlnalon With A J C W ,.... r 4 • · Chef mnge, 3Q4.6,.,.,~, •· 31 :;[ !:'....-;!.":::'.1~~=~~:: =::~ ~~·D~~ NE'ai' HOU"'"'hOid Go...., - • lwln olio. 31M.- =:::.:.::,..-:-=:=-::==:-:: ...... ........ , _" hUIIIo. - Call Tom AIDoooall, ltotorTopo'o Loa, . _ noce Ill-. For-1~-oocl- ttlcl· In Courttrv. Hook.Up For OpportunHy home WI , _ - - · 1.25 Jloloite -IM~I 1147. 101• of lind. locotod In nlc. INOTICEI nalahbothod, good-. 114- One IR Unlumilhod OHIO VALLEY PUBLISIINO CO. . -~111. · Afiotl-. Aengo.l,_,ltelrlg. rototmlOndo lhll you do bull· Prould • W-, Giu·- Pola. nna wtlh pooplo JOU k.-hand J,oo111ng Few A Dill? Conoldatr A 111tr Condlllonlna. 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In recent years, several studies h~ve suggested that the risk of.ce.rlll1!' cancers_. espec1111.Y leukem1a m children, m1~ht ~ nused by ~xposure to the mv1s1ble ~o(ce f1el~s generated by po~er hne~. apph· ances and everythmg !!lectnc. .Several. l;I.S. studies fo.und that chlidrel! hvl!'g ~lose to hlgh-v~ltage power hnes have about tWICC ,u.s. MLSD conferences set The Meigs Local School District wiU be holding parent-teacher conferences on Tuesday, Nov_ 24, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Wednesday, Nov. 25 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Children will not be in attendance on Nov. 25, James Car· penter, supep ntendent. announced today. . Parents will receive a letter describing the conference schedUling procedure along with information on the conferences. Students will be given the infonilation dur~ ing the week of Nov. 16. The purpose of the conf~s is to allow the parents and reachers to discuss pupil progress and to keep the parents and . schools informed about student aclivities as they relate to school behavior and performance. Parents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to communicate with their children's instructors. Hopefully, Carpenter said, a more effective educational program can result from · tl!is e:*change of information and ideas. Questions concerning the conferences should be direcl!!d to the principals in schools where the chilcken attend. the normal 1-i~-20,000 chance of getting leukemia.' · Those studies were puzzling because it could not be shown that ~ ~posed to the suongest magnehc f1elds were 81' the ·greatest . risk. However, the two Swedish studies did find a relationship between the strength of magnetic fields and leukemia. One study was conducted by Dr. ~ders Ahlborn and Maria Feychl-' mg of 'the :~Carolinsll:a Institute in Stockholm. It looked at all SOO ()()() children and adults in Sweden ;,.ho lived near transmission lines. They found _that children ~xposed ~ '!'agnebc fields measur10~ 3 mllhgauss or more from l!e1ghborhood power transmission lmes were 3.8 times more lilc:ely to get leukemia than would have been ·expected. That means children developW leukemia at the rate of 3.8-in-20,000 instead of 1-in20,000. The other study, conducted by Sweden's National Institute of Occupational Health, found that men exposed to similar magnetic field levels at work had three times the expected incidence of a form of leukemia called chronic lymphocytic leukemia. CSU chorus to perform •• •• . •••• '• • .. Phil' er up on Donahue's silver anniversary special By FRAZIER MOORE AP Televlsloa Writer NEW YORK - A startlinl! thing comes to light Sunday on Phil Donahue's silver ·anniversary . extravaganza. Donahue reveals the existence of a cartel of ta1lt show hosts. 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T- _, ........... ,...- - ~ ·~ II!IVIdaoPM I]) (Ttl) MOVIE: Saddle the --.,----------......:=.:::..:..===------1 ---- . .... llleCii"- . ' I]) ~) MOY)I!: llack W-Oold · IBI EallyPrime 1111 Popeye 5:051]) Saved by the Bell 5:30 (2) D Choero (!) Captain N (I)D NIWI (lJ Atodlng Rainbow (!) Whera In tho Wo~d to Carrilon Sandtego? 1111 iiDJ (FA) H111'1 of Ohio liD • Betmon: The o\niiJialld . "=·'"" . T of Wood . =(FA) Thoroughbred ~= [lie Qli7GO Club With Pit ' •t' 1984 FORD LTD CROWN VIOORIA ..................................$2999 Low miles. Must see! 1985 GMC JIMMY 414 ............................. ~..................... $3999 Aula., air, stereo, 2-tone paint. JIIIIIICIII AS LOW U (I) . . .llchld 111111 Dear Jalln . . ' Uust in time for winter l -308 EAST MAIN 1:30C2le Doctor Dean . .•• . • 1989 CHEVY CAPRIC~ V-8, auto., cruise, air....................$7999 1986 CADillAC FLEETWOOD, laadetL............................$5299 1985 MERCURY COUGAR, runs goad .............,................. S1999 1989 CHEVY CORSICA, .V-6, aula., air, sterea .............:..... $4999 1990 OLDS CII1USS SUPREME.. ..................................... $8399 V-6; auto., air, stereo. 1986 FORD RANGER ...................................................... $3199 1111 The Judge 1211 (MO,FA) CounUy Kltcllen 1211 (TU) Remodeling and DeconttingTod8J 1211 (WE) Exploring America: Side by Side 1211 (Ttl) Going Q\lr Way Am•teur Hour • •' • 1:351])~ : • 1:00 ()) e Cllutc Cancanlnlllon • (J) e (J). 0 Live With , • Rogla I Kalhla LH 1992 CAVALIER R/S WE HAVE ON THE SPOT, LOW RATE FINAIIONG FOR QUAUFIED BUftRS. • (!) Millar Ragara' : , AS LOW AS DIIICO'IIrinll PIJ.-oY I 1992 OLDS ACHIEVA (TH) MltiOCit R.....a llllllli ..... liD e Flinla- . GeCNN- ·,: [))Ill Qool Troop 1121D Ooldan Oirll 1111 125,000 PJramld 11!1 Club Donee 1D (MO,WE,TH) Global Supatcard WraoUing U (FA) Qoll 11!1 EartyPilme ID Archie and Flltndo · 4:05,W The JIIIOnl 4:30 (!) (MO,WE,FR) COPS (!) (TU,TH} Hulk Hogan't Rock 'n' W-llln;l Cll (!)hoa,.BirHt liD Ill Tom a Jo..Y Kldo 1121e Deot;nln; Women 1111 Preoo .Your Luck IB!Inlldl PollUCI '92 1111 Super Merlo Brat. Supel'lllow 4:351]) Brady Sunch 5:00 (2) D Coeby Show (!)FlinUIOnll (I) D Curren' Aftalr (J) D SaltY J..oy Raphael 1111 iiDJ NIWI liD a Btevon Splllberg Praoam. Tlnr Toone Advenllne 1121e Oeraldo ODonahue 1111 Cartoon Exp-o ll!lh 1 Star· all (MO) Scholastic Spans Amollca · 1211 (TU) Major Loogue Batoball E1panolon Draft (ConL) U (WE) NTPA Grond National Pulto ID (THJ Men of Sloel/Wingo 1111 The Judgo 1211 Cooldn' \ISA . t:ZIIodleelnMotion 1B1 NowoHour 1'2:051]) '(MO,TU,WE,TH) PertJ M11on . 12:30 (2) 8 0 F- Daniela (I) 8 (J) e Loving (lJ lTV Programming !IJI iiDI 1121111 Young a~d the . Cokiln- • I 1 IB!DarW!Itch . 1111 The Ano,..r 11:30(l)hoa,.BirHt llJl ClaUic: Concentration 1111 DiYOfCe Coul'l all Getting FH IBI Cller • Co 1111 Paid ProQI1!m ~·~.::Oramm1ng (J) e AIC :;:..,.Jikl , IBI Dayllraek . •• 5:31 (2) e NIC Nlgidelde '• I])CNN Nowt 8:00(2). 11J (TU,WE,TH,FR) NBC NIWI at Sunlloa · (I) 1111 Today Willi Ma~lyn • (I) • Good Morning . Lucy Howerton~ daugtiter Or Phyllis and Virgil Howertmi, reeendy celcbraled ber eighlh birdi-: day at the home oCber~IS. Games were played and won by: Beth Wil~ong and April Coppick. . ; Koola1d, cake, tce cream anllchips were served. • Aucnding were ber sister, Jcnni, grandparents, Margie and Jim MiUer, Jeanie Reynolds, Kenda an4 Dixon. Davy, Dave Coppick._Beth Wi!~ Church dues were paid and fong, Emily Story, Stephanie: blanket certificates purchased. S~hwib, J~n Harris, Sberri cqf-· Several songs were s~n' witl,l p1ck, Apnl, Benny and Shannop 1 LouiiiC Radford aceompanymg on - Wallcer. • the piano. Sending gifrs were Katie Childs A collection of $82.75 was and Shirley Tyree. . ; r.aken in the offerin(. ·She also celclntcd with anolhci Bulletins were distributed by party with ·her grandfather, Ait Del<n& Hill. ·P~rigo, London, who ~ the ~ The meeling closed with those birthday. Attending there were htir attending forming a circle while grandparenrs, Art and Lucy Perigo, florence Ricliards lead the singing Dave Perigo, Jeanie, Hoather, Plf, of"Hallclujith." Ronnie, Trudy, Ryan. Jacob Perigo, Approximately 40 ladies attend· Lisa Harold, Seth Howerton· ed. Dannti;.~werton, Jim"-'-. Tony' and · ·.of California: w . .v • • Iamay • Frtendl (J) D Hl;hway to Halvon (!) IIOdy Elaclrlc (!) 12:00 (2) 8 (I). (J). all all 1121. 1121 ...... Wortcl ...... 'Thll Momilog 111111 CIIS Momtng Nawo 1111. (WE,TH,FR) P-'d . (J). Donahul AFTERNOON ac.m.. Prll - • 5:30 m·a 4:00 (2) e 1111111 0 Oprah Wtnfrer . ® Thrw Bloogao 0 Doctor DMn 1111 Dtv«ce Coul'l IZI CM01 Running and : ~ 5:01 (J) Eighth birthdai: (J). llome 111111 Ill e Pttce II AIDM !ID·Oun-• !ZIIIIodJ br Jaka (110) WGitd ...... • •• , 1 • -- - ·--- --- SAT.. NOV. 14 1 Q. I say that !Iappy Days .had two spinoffs, "Laverne and Shirley" with Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams, and "Mork and Mindy" with Robin Williams and Pam Dawber. My husband insists that only '~LavJ)rne and Shirley " was a spinoff. Please tell us who is right - a bet is riding on this. G.C., Cedar Lake, Ind. A. Two wrongs don't make a right- there were three spinoffs: "Laverne alid Shirley," "Mork and Mindy" and "Jeanie Loves Chachi." Q. Many years ago, 1 knew a lit· tic girl by the name of Joan Borkaw, who lived on 8th Street in Brooklyn, N.Y. I'm wondering if that could be Joan Rivers. - M.B:, Sharpsville, Pa . _ A. No, because Joan Rivers' real name is Joan Molilisky. Q. I have been searching for an old movie called "Ocean 11" with Frank Sinatra. How do you go about finding an old movie on video tape?- W.O., Heritage, Pa. A. You have the title slightly wrong, but that shouldn't impede your progress. It's "Oceans Eleven" and it is available on a' Video Cassette Recordin~ (VCR). Just go 10 your nearest vi eo s~. and they'll either have it or they can order.it for you. Q . My husband and I have a lobsiCr-and-steaWinner bet going. Please tell me Jim right. I think that the current Pepsi commercials featuring Groucho Marx, ·Cary Grant and Gene Kelly are the real people somehow superimposed on new film with Paula Abdul. He says they are good impressionists. D.B., Elkton, Ore. A. Eat hearty. That's Hollywood film trickery, taldng old film clips and splicing them with new film . Q. My husband and I are trying to remember how many champagne ladies Lawrence Welk had. And who was !fie f~rst on~? I said he had two, but my husband thinks there were three. - J.G., Little Rock, Ark: A. There were two steadies in that role. Alice Lon had the job from '53 10 'S9, .but ,was ftred for showing her knees on cam'era. There were a few guest champagne ladies before. Norma Zimmer took over. She reigned froRI '60 IIi '82 . "\' ' I'! ~-- ~· ...- - - - . ...... • ·-~ -- ..... Ill ................ ~ tiDe MI;IIIY Moult: The • iortcii;J IIJ DuckTIIOI 1.,1 Ill EIIPlarlngAiillrlcl: Slcla MORNING ~ 5:00 (2) • Home Shopping IIIDCijNNawl IBI llporta LaWII;hl 5:30 Ill GD .Ag Wllkllld Roaporl 0 NBC Nighlllde IBI NIWI/IhowBI:t Thil , = 112181 Bec~ to 1111 ~UIIIra Q 0 Runeway Wllh.the Alch • Famou• · all Wotnen'e Tennlo MllglliM IB!lntemauonal = Kapatua International, PQA Golll.incoln-......CUiy ~l} :par =-ABC :~.iv ll] ~w Pro wreeutni . . 1111 My Two Dado 1;1 IBI Eeilr-• · . 1111 Yciung·R-. Jesse trlea to prove himself by following Hickok; £pdy tells a story. Stereo. 'iJ . •5:30 ~ New Yank11 Worklhop Nawton'o Apple Stereo. Q. (!) Froih Fteldo 1111 Iii NOWI · 'jJI (D Jim Henoo~·• Dog City EVENING 6:00 C2l 8 11m .GD .1121111 NeWe (!) Llleolyloo olthe Rich I Famous (lJ Wood!'l;hl'o Shop i Stereo. C (!) Wild ~merlca liD 1D FuU Hou" llJl Roal - · lor 1 1111 Counterallfke Stereo. IBI Woltd Today . 1111 Bordol'lown Q 6:051]) WCW SaturdiJ Night WrooUing 8:30 (2) D Q1J NIC Nowoi;J (!) Vlcto'l Garden 1;1 (!) Jar o Muolc 1111 ID 1121e CIIS News Q liD 18 Andy <lrfftllh 1211 SponiCenter IBI Nowo/Pinnacle 0 Alricln Sklao 7:00 (2) 8 i1JU11 Whoel of Forblnl'iJ ® Runawey Wllh the Rlcll a .. 112118 Peld Program · Ill ARCA Racing From AHanta (L} IBI New.Oay 1:30 (!) Strip Quilling Wllh Kayo Scorebaard IBI Capilli Gang/New• 0 Rln Tin 'lin, K-8 Cop Q 7:30 C2l8 !IIJ GD Cllh E,...ro.lon (!) $100,000 F...,_ Hunt (lJ New Counlry !/Ideo Sterao. Wood (!) Thla Old Houoa C 1121e Collagl Beuilbotl P-· IBIIMW-11 ~rc•Q 1111 The A an :Vc' llllllayond RMIIIJ all Colllga FoolbaM (L) 1B1 Newo/Sportt ~r 2:00 (lJ Sawing Wllh Nancr \!l. Now YankM Worlclhop @It MOVI~: Hortem Nlghta (R) (2:00} 0 MOYIE: Frldar the 13th, Part 2 (R) (2:00} . Ill North American Spotllrnan IBI Newe/HoellhWortco 1111 Big Vlllor 2:051]) MOVIE: The Seduction (A) g(!) Executlva French In A Stra11 . (!]) (D Tom I JertJ Kids C ~Ill .Garfield and Fllondi (2:00) 2:30 (!) Joy of Painting Stereo. (!) Hometimt 1121111 Pold Program Ill Remodeling and . Decontllng Todor 1B1 Newo/S!Jlt With Elu Klenoch 3:00 ® MOYIE: Tho Aquariane liJ Beakmen't WOIId 9 P~id Prognm Ill lleckJord AmtriCI Ill Fly Fllhlng VIdeo Magulne IBI Nawi/HoalthWortco 1111 ProSIIIra I;J 9:051]).WCW Power Hour • 9:30 \il D (J) Ill Darlcwl~g Duck CD French In Action · (!) No Job lor 1 Lady ®)IIJ) NIWI (!]) II Eek lilt Cll I;J Q1J Captain Planet ond the PlanetnroC 1111 HoltywoOcltnl111 Joy or Gardening 1D Watker'l Cay Chronlcltt 1B1 Newt/M-v-k I;J 1111 WllhKid Sllrrl!!ll Mocaulor Culkin 'iJ 10:00 (2) D laved by the Bill 1:;1 (!)ProFOOibaAWIIIIIJ (2 :00) Cll Homallmt (J) 8 Greeteol Spal'll Legandt Basketball star Julius Erving talks abOut his career in bOth the ABA and the NBA. Hosl: Ken ·Howard. (!) Cabin Counlry Jeremy Read demonstrates sighting a rifle. 1111 1!1 G.t. Joe: The 011!1lttl Evil (PI 1 of 2) The team launches banle against a new designer drug that's ruining people's lives. (AJIImated) (0:30) 0 College Foolball Penn State at Noire Dame (L) (JIP) ® N.HRA Tod8J. Ill NHRA Rlclng Big Bud Shootout fr<lf1\ Indianapolis (I) D (l!Jt Qool Troop Stereo._GJ Daatinoe: An tntrociuctlon to Spenllh &:;! . (!) Ita.. Ml Fother ' !ID. 1$1eVMI Spielberg Prooanta Tlnl.Toono Advonturol 1.,1 1121111 T~ Mlllllnt Nlnjl Tlll'llao n Q1J Chip '?li• Dell'• Reocue Rangaro C 1111 Juotllie Ten of Ut Q Ill AIHnt'l C...ti¥1 LIVIng WlthCraltt 1D Hunting 8111!1ogtet A more gentle doer hunt: the Float; advanced mule deer stralegles. IBI New.!fShowBII Thll Woek'iJ lllllnii*IO' Gadget 10:05 (J) National Gaograplllc Ex,._ 10:30 (2) e Catllomla Drtlmo 1;1 ® hbe Wlnlc-n·o GoOd Fllhlng lijD (J) a A~mo Fomlly (lJ pressed to solve a murder lor which there·s no body. {R} (2:00} C .t.uotin ~tty Ltmill Stereo. (!) Slnlort Speek Out Stereo. . 11m 811 1121111 11.-(Jn Bridge Alan learns the truth about cousin Jacob·s pain and sufl•rlng. Stereo. I;J liD 18 COPS A waitress is assauited; officers council on drug abuse. Stereo. I;! 1111 MOVIE: PIFIOIIIII (2:00) Stereo. C IBI Pll,.liowo 1;1 1111 Young RlcMrS Teaspoon and Hickok draw on lhe wisdom of an Old and dying black man. Stereo. 1;1 8:30 (2) I) llJl Powart That Ba (!) (L) Special 1B1 Both •Sidoo With Jeue Jack eon 0 MOVIE: The 01~ From Mora (2:00} 9:30(2)D 0 Nuroao Jack tries to biibe a hospital administrator into firing Annie. Stereo. Cavalcacla In the wreckage 1 car accident. Stereo. C Clla (J) • Tha COmmioh One of Tony's best men Is the terget.ol an eacaped convict. Stereo. C ' ro ""-'""" or~ , Hood ®Golllhow • (J) e Jtm llot!nan Marshall football.· (!) Julia Clllld ~nd ComPanY ., ,·· · ~ """"".., '· _ _ ......,... ... ___,. ,,.. .... _... • (!) Auatln.5illilll Stereo. 1111 • lhlll Stereo. &:;1 liD e Hunter Ql l!quallrlln National Horse Show from East Rutherford, N.J. ("} IBI Nawi/Bporll CIOoa-Up 1111 Bonanzo 4:011]) MOYIE: The Burning (2:00) 4:30 !D Frugal Gourmet Stereo. ~ Q 1B1 Rlllabll Soutcu 10:00 (2) • 0 Slatera Georgie goes into labor while pinned a Amtrlcan llporlt (I). The , _ . . iiJ 11J WWF W1ttdlng Stereo~ 1;;1. 1111 Thll'l My Dog 11:00<2Jelavecl br the- Q . 9:00 (%)11 0 Empty Ntot Harry learns his old flame Is not the same; Carol buys Patrick a gilt. Stereo: D · .· (!) tn Country: Sonp ol the Vietnam Wor Host Kfis Kristolferson presents a special evening of folk music documenting the Vietnam Warc(1:00} Stereo. \lj Poclllc CanluiJ Stereo. Woodcarving Wllh Rick 1111811 0.1. Joe: Ti1e Oraatoot Evil (PI 2 of 2) The team launches battle against a new designer drug lhat"s ruining people's 11¥1s. (Animated) (0:30} ® lnllde Wlneton Cup Racing Ill Stcrota or !lptod-Skiing with ·Billy Kldd 1B1 NawefYour Money' 4:00 Cll Mereta ~ Haontond Cooking Stereo. (!).__In bla Mod log iiJ D llelirjphn Q . !IDe ALF 'il I!) Jolin. Rivera' Ooootpl Ooalipl Ooulpl Kllnoch (J)G ' ~' ABC Movie Special Columbo's Nuggets at Chicago Bulls (L} 1111811 Ill. MOVIE: 'Tequila Sun~oa· CBS Baturclly Movie (A) (2:30) Stereo. Q liD til COPS Stereo. I;J 8:35 CSl NBA Balkotball Manta Hawks at Dallas Mavericks (!) W~hl't Shop IIJflll Spin 1111 c.- I!JCpt'lll 11!1 Counlry KltDhln Ill Jlmmr HouaiDn Ouldoorl 1B1 Naft/ltrla Wllh 1111 (I)G 111e important dinner. Stereo. Q But& Stereo. liD e TAZ'MANIA Q A .J~ Sydney is taken to hospital. Stereo. I;J (!)8uNaeyo ® NBA hlkllbeM Denver Indiana; Georgia at Auburn (L) to Spenllh D · (!)Are You Iaing tarved? ®DtlolariU teenager has a crush on ventriloquist act at an IBI r..wo/On the Manu 1111 Ounamolce 3:30 (I) D (J) a College Football Syracuse at Boston College; Colorado Ill Kansas; Alizona at Southern California; Ohio State at CD Dttllnol: An lntroducllon 0 NawZ01r0 Q 8:00 (2) It II) Hor8 lind Now A The senator pertorma a (R} (lJ 1:;1 Wild Amlrica 1;1 Clllll Hoe Haw (!) Lawrance Wolk [)) 18 0 S... Tlek: The Next Genentuon Q · 1121111 En..,.ln,.n1 Tonight Stereo. I;J 1111 Swomp Thing 1;1 11!1 Alabama laluteo Rlclutrd Patty Alive musical tribute to the much-vaunted king of stock-car lacing, from Atlanta. (3:00) all Collage Foolball · ® Clulmplonohtp Rodao m•c Famoua (I) D Current AHalr Extra (!) iGD MOVIE: The Thankoglvlng Promlol (2:00) 1"111 Ftevol'e Amellcan Tallo Q 1211 Flliiln' IBI Daylraak 1111 An:hle 111!1 Frtendl 1:05 I]) Bonanza 8:30 ® Mlt!OIIIy Bulinou Repal'l Land of the Lolt (!) No Uke· HOn. liD e ~~ Wortcl C ce The Llih Mermaid all Ulllml OUtdoorl Wllh Wayne PIII'OOII l2!l "'ewi/The 1111J Storr llllll•r. Yom, It'• E~~~e~ll 9:00 (2) a MI. Cai'IOOn (!) 11118 Newo (I) D (J) e Wild Woot C.O.W.: Boyo of Moo Maoa · IBI NeWIIIIIktr Saturdly/NOWI Largemouth bass in Florida . o>'"''·t·,. ,,., .• (l) !!J S_Jul_ (!) Thlt Old Houoe.J:J (!) IIi Hlgll Q" BooomBuddleo · 1211 Shooting Sparta USA Shooting Ga!T'eS IBI Evano and Novok 1;1 1:00 (2) 8 Collogo Football Penn State at Notre Dame (L} @ MOVIE: Howard lila Duck (PG) (2:00) (!) Quilling From the Htantand 'ill. Frugal Gourmet S\ereo. 111 • 011mmr Q Ill ESPN Oufdoilrl 11!1 NtwlfSportf CIOto·Up 11!1 Augll Doggl• end Frtendl 8:00 ® U.S. Farm Raporl (I)D (J)fll ,... I Advenlurae of Winnie tho 1 IBI Futura Watcll I;J · 5:00 (2) • 1121 Saturday llporlt ShOWCIII Hoop-H-Up ThriHHIIl-Throe Baskotbell ® Counlry Baot 12:00 (2) 8 NIIA lnolde StuH I;J ®Soul Train , (I) D CoU.ae FootbaA Illinois at Michigan. (L} (lJ Frarn 1 Colf!llry Garden (J) II Collage Football Temple at Miami (L} (!) Decorating Wllh MIIJ GliHall ~ 1!1 American Glldlatort iiJ (D MOVIE: GromliM (PGI (2:00) 1121111 KldoMagt l1]) Collogt Foolbal Temple at Miami (Fla.}(L) 1111 MOVIE: F~day the 13th (R) (2:00) ® Remodeling and Decorating Today IBI NewaDey 1111 The 1/lrglnlan 12:051]) MOVIE: Swill HOII!Ige (2:00} 12:30 (2) D Alloaue (lJ (!) VlciDIJ Gorden 1;1 11218 High'O Ill Orael American Ouldoort 7:00(2) D 0 Today !;I ' @ Feed the Chlldron Wllh LI"Y Joneo ~~ Pup Named sCoobJ' (J) Ill oncem (!) The c-uruuon: That Delicate Balance 1;1 i1DJ D U.S. Farm Alpol'l liD 18 WWF Buperllars of Wrootilng British Bulldog vs. Repo Man; Head Shrihkers. Marty Jannetty, Nallz and Kamala; an Interview with Natural Disasters; SurvivO< Series repon. I1J Ill Amulng Uva Sao Monkayo C . . 1211J!P911tC'tmte• a DarBraak 1111 lackolllgo otthe Zoo 7:051]) Gunomoko 7:30 (!) Woltd Tomo1r0w Wllklnd (J) a ~In Planet ond 3«1 r011oo from Kapalua, Hawlll AFTERNOON CC~rre~fM!~tdanlt/-1 ~- !!D.ALFC . 1111 Jullthe'lan or Ut 1;1 . OUtdoorl Newt/lclance end @Stconcsaa-Beakrl)ln'l Wortcl C (lJ Cobin Counlry A hunt Tor fall bear in the north woods or Maine; the habits of the black bear. (J) a 11J MouniiiMapztlie West 1/lrglnla football. (!) Graham Klrr'o ~ iiDJ D 112111-Dioney'e Raw T-rua;;l liD. Dove Q Ql Going Our Way co~~ag~ aa,.Dey IBI CDI._ FootboU Preview · 1111 Now Zorro 1;1 Mermaid 1,1. ...., ... . . =. mD 'ln.. . Cll Alai Quill Countdown to u - (l) 121 Tacllnoloar Wllk.J:J 1111,~k stallion 17 • 11:30\JjD No.,. Your Aclwlnturo 1:00 ® Lou Grant · I]) Gomor Prlt . ~ '1!1111• Bunny • Twoety all D "vet•e A,.llcan rlllo tiDal . Ilk . . iiJD NIWI 1111 1111 Peld Program IBIDoyBrook 8:30 (2) • Salurdey Repol'l Ill - . . n the Lln11 . 1111 D Dllfl!Y'I The Utile • Pooh i c ....... Olympic Wintarlalt: lalllnd the I c 1111 D . !IIJ. le!Utdey =-~ C ttll2 TV IAI'"II InC. Ft woril. n; Willi :~ '24f :,....., ::." CNN ~ I:00(2)e SPECIAL!!! OR IIIII YIIt MASH MORNING • *11 . ., WEEKDAYS .:~~~~~~~~~~~~ •,' AJ.LOWAJ X •' •• air, atereo, V-6, PW, Pl, cruiM, tiM, loaded. " < A . .' .. Auto~ . ~~.--------------~--~~--------~ ' ---- ~u UIA LIS l 9Ul I SATURDAY ; -,....... - ?.11 wrAP ;• • •• '"" 1992 CHEn LUMIIA EUIO 4 DR. c WVNI a . ' IU I WPeY · • .!, • LUCY HOWERTON Clw · I' ·woua But that's the way it goes for beaming family and past gue(l( most of the two hours. However including his very first, atheij~ wtlll'lllltcd this tribute 10 Phil may activist Madalyn Murray O'Hak; ·WhORl Donahue slyly greetS wi!h; be, it' a ati1J fuU of iJ. _ l;·• Airin1 Sundlly on NBC at .9 "G~ bless you." There is the inevitlble "horqe! p.m. EST, "Donahue: The 25th Anniversary" is willfully formu- movie" narrated in absentia l!r. laic CJterc1sc - an overscripted wife Marlo Thomas, who explail\;; variety show, greatest hits collec- she is in Los AnJicles doing a pial.; : tion, IICntiil)ental journey and prolonged ~entine. · Donahue; for a quarter-century so fleet of foot boundina up and down the aisles for his daytime multitudes, sort of steps in it here, as do those on hand to pay him weD-deserved homage. Besides the aforementioned tribe billed as "the greatest gather· ing of talk show hosts in history:' · the program features testimomals from the predictable likes of Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters and Dr. Ruth. . It includes glimpses of the black-tie audience to sec Phil's ~J! to provide meals and assistance to the homebound elderly. Donations may be mailed ·to the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center, P. 0. Box 722, Pomeroy,orr.akentotheCcnter. <?utside the center • lighted ·Christmas lrCc wiD be placed as i memorial to all deceased members of the Meigs. Senior Center. An open house ·will be held lin ThiD1day, Dec. 3, from :J to S p.m. Tbe tree wiD be lighted as part of that observance. Stadon WMZ WIYX 'Tree of Lights-' to be held A ''Tree of Lighrs" wiD be featured as a holiday fund rauer for the Meigs County Council on Aging. Donations of $5 will purchase a light either as a memorial to a ' deceased relative or friend, or in Special tribute to sori1eOnO living. A wooden ornament in the recipient's honor will be placed on the tree and then after the holiday season will be given to the person who made the pliTCIIIR. All proceeds from the fund rais- --E- c....... ' ,• World Community Day held Alfred community news Joshua Evan Flanders, son of Deanne and Tim flanders , was Christened by Rev. Sharon Hausman at Alfred ' United Methodist Church on Sunday. Godparents were his aunt and uncle, Lori and Scott Mi_rcheU. Other family members attending were his great. grandmothers, Myrtle Flanders and Ann Lemino; maternal grandparentS, Mike and Sandy Mi!Chcll; his aunt and cousin, Lynn Miller and Colby; his cousin, Elizabeth, daushter of Lori and Scott Mitchell. The church and community • a The Central State University Cl)orus, 45 voices directed CSU Professor William Henry dwcU, will perform at the Morris 1.and Dorothy Haskins Ariel Theatre at 7:30 Saturday nighL The concm is free. A free-will offering will be taken to meet · Church Women United held offer sympathy to the families of expenses. · Wodd Community Day Jeeendy at Osie E. Henderson and Hobart The tour group is draWn from the Enterprise United Methodist Swartz. Botti were life-long resi- CSU's 125 member chorus. Mas· Church. · dents of the Alfred area. Many ters of secular and _sacred music, . Edith Sisson presided at meetcommunity members attended visi- the ensemble's repertoire ranges mg. tations and funeral services. from gospel to chmsical. "Diacovcring the Sacred Circle" Nellie Parker returned from The Ariel crowd will hear was the theme and a ~ was Columbus where she stayed during Mozart's "Regina Caeli", Bach's, prepared by a ream of •vc Amcr· the heart surgery of her brother, "AI,I Breathing Life, Sing and •cans from Otlahonla. Jenny Warth . Samuel Michael, Portland. Michael · Pra1se Ye the Lord," Dilwsons' was the c:llurch leadCr. · is now recovering at home. "Ezekiel Saw De.Wheel," BiUips' Varioua leaders ·takil!g part in Recent visitors of Thelma and "Swing Low ; Sweet Chafiot" and the program were Ma!Jaret Clarence Henderson were Edna ~. Bowles, Ann Cotterill, Lulu HampHarmon, Tuppers Plains; Dave and The concert has been arranged ton, Doria Grueaer, ,Florence Linda Williams, Belpre; Bertha and by the Ariel. and Friends of Central Richards, Mary Kautz, Beulah Francis Niegsch, Pittsburg, Kan. State University Chorus. . Mc<;oniM. MarY lUy Yost, AJDCS & . Friday, November 13,19IIJ • Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio .· Study: Children.living near power lines at greater risk of leukemia . By CONNIE CASS Associated Press Writers SAN DIEGO - New research from Sweden bolsters the theory . that power lines and other sources of elec tromagnetic fields pose health hazards, scientists say. One study found that children exposed 10 relatively weak magnet· ic fields from power lines near their homes develop leukemia at almost . four times the expected rate. Another found that men exposed to similar magnetic field levels il) the work place had three times the expec ted rate of one for m of leukemia. · 'Something is opt there that cannot be explained away," said Richard M. Loughery, director of env ironmental activities for the Edison Electric Institute, a group of investor-owned U.S. utilities. ScientistS at a conference on the effects of electromagnetic fields stressed Thursday that the risk of ' ·.•••. ~n ullc Shop IBIWDIIdNawl 10:30tll CaHa; FoolbaH Scoreboard 10:60 I]) u.s. O!Jmplc Oold sttowca- tlul finest International and ns!IOnil : Ce;lwa. . . Nat ... . ,.·'-- "-~- -·· • -~ - r I - .· . . �•. SUNDAY • SUN.. NOV. 15 8 MORNING .. ,._ . . . . . . 7·- .• e ....... R s . IB ·C 'g .., 7 OAIMJI' * .IIIIIJ 11:30(JJ·D 11 1u I a @Spa e ' .,..... (J). 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(I) 0 D MOVIE' 'Tha Jack1011e: An American Cream (PI 2 Of 2)' ABC WedniiCIIIJ Nl$'1 Movie ~OOJ,Stereo. AoMrlclon Eoq1erlenca StereoM2.,.. II]) • Place Jake tries to help Jo out of a bind when ha learns she Is broke. Stereo. ~ • 11J MD'II : Kill (2:00) Stereo. Qll Nalhvllle 18 Larrr Klnv Llvet ~ . 0 Faller DOwling MY•terl.. Stereo. Q · • ' 9:30 (J) • 11J MEECI About You Paul and Jamie's train trip gets derailed by their lauding nelf.bors. Sterl()i9 121 op Rank lox USBA We~erweight Championship: Kevin Pompey (27s4·1 , 12 KOs) vs. Buck Smith (119·2·1. 85 KOs), 12 rounds, from Nonh Troy, N.Y. (L) 10:00 IIJ Law I Order Cerreta goes undercover to investi~ate a gun smuggling (£'lretoon. Stereo. Q . NIWI~ · (!) JFK: A lme Ae1011mberad John F. Kennedy's lasting impact on Americans is documented through interviews with his friends, colleagues and ·adminiStration officials. (1 :00) (!)American Plloyhouse An ([II. ROHIMI ' • ..,...,. 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Now a Lorry King Uvel 9:30 CIJ D (JJ II Camp Wilder Ricky turns l~to a l)erty animal when he meets·a free-spirited woman. Stereo. the BARNEY FER BONES, SILAS? SOUP BONES ARE A DIME AN' DOGGIE BONES ARE A NICKEL IT'S FER DL' BULLET'S BIRTHDAY II .· . tnt +10 52 +KQJ9 SOUTH .QH . •AKJ108 A useful aid at the table tQ2 . +B 73 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North By Phillip Alder The computer industry has progressed more than any other in the last 10 years. The latest gizmo is called a Personal Digital A¥istant (Pl>o\), which is due to be marketed by Apple early next year under t~~e codename of Newton. Presumably this is a tribute to Sir Isaac rather than Wayne or Fig. It would be useful to have your own programmed PDA at the bridge table. If you weren't sure of the relative odds of two plays; you could look them up. today's deal. You reach four hearts and West leads the club king. Which is the best llne of play? You are faced with three losers: one spade and two clubs. If you lose a trump trick as weU, you will go down, .of course. The percentage play to a heart loser is to cub the ace, allowing for West's bavlnc a singleton queen, and , then to finesse twice through East. I am no great mathematician, but I make your chances In the suit alone just under $1 percent. However, there's an alternative. Stull! Welt •• z••• Puo Pus Pass ,. Nardo •• 2t Pass Eul Puo Puo Puo .1>111 Opening lead: + K c ...-......... ACROSS 33 Diligence 35 Put ou of light 38 Fl'llhwater lire WriterRogera St. John a g Firat12 lira. In Madrid 13 Climbing pllnll 14 Coin of Fronce 15 Fun . 4 porpoiH 37 ore.. 38 Endured 4111Hd covering 42 Vetch 43 Angllllh 45 Carvtcl gem 41 Before Dec. 50 laUalylng tor 17 Woo~ waahlng realduo 18 Foded 11 LHI up 21 Runner S.baeUan23 Ortver'a compartmenll 24 Relaxed 27 Coli typt 30 Sediment 31 Oeaplcablt one 1 Pronto (abbr.) 2- LIDouce 3 Handle routhly 4 Fnhlon pho- . 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This could all begin when you make a new friend, who will introduce 'you to a new ~~PIO (OCL z4:Nov. 22) Usually, ' YJIU're a pragmatic peraon, but today y0u could be more of a daydreamer 1 vlalon8tY· Rely more on your log· 1c than your Imagination. ~!'ow wllere to took tor romance and you II flnd 11. The "*' -. I .. r llll':'il~c tiJ MOVII!: l'rlay the 13111, Plti2(R) (2:00) . IZIWortcllllwa · 0 700 Club Whh Pet Aab1r11on 10:30 Clll Auetin Encore· 1121 IHRA R-a Scotchgard Automotive Protectors Fall Nationals from Bristol, Tenn. (T) a The'Keya to .... VICtory 11:oome CIJe II]~••••• tereo. Q DIMe Stereo. Court Clll · a ~peoq Toniiht ~ . saa._w ... ' . '. " ·-··-- AI QNM , Z NR'W WSLJ · QNMI GIIIM'HI w CJJe • • 0 . ·~Nhi . -® N 'IIQ, PTFS What wen1 riQht/Wrong tor candldatel (0:30) ' IT ·HI MRCNZVQ PTIF OMJW ·.'I WN IIIJNR NR CNW Will YLXI. W .N AI . . ' ... ,, 7 votes push levy for school . to victory ' MRIDD board looks to fill vacated slots · NEW SIDEWALK -Work continued Friday on the new sidewalk project along the 100 block or Fourth Avenue io Gallipolis; The. city received a $21,300 Community Development Biock Grant for t11e project. Holley ~roth~rs Construction has the contract. Work IS bemg performed by Sherman Johnson's crew. Clinton: don't expect . 'overnight miracles' , ByMIKEFEINSILBER Associated Press Writer WASlllNGTON -It was just a cautionary word or two, but Bill Clinton put a bit of distance between ·himself and his campaign rhetoric last week. He still spoke of "aggressive and prompt action" to get \be American economy out of the s1ck: bay, but warned as well against expecting "overnight miracles." He stopped shy of reafftnning his call for middle-class tax relief, saying only thai he had "not made any decision to change." He did reaffirm his pledge to pem_lil acknowledged homosexuals 1n the arm.e d forces - despite opposition from military leaders but said he would first "consult withJilOt of people about what our options are." None of this was a takeb'lck from his campaign promises but it reflected the realities of preparing to take omce vs. the zeal of trying to get elected. Clinton, at 1he end of his firs! fishing vacation, Clinton discussed a ·visit to the Oval Office, to take place Wednesday. . He also arranged two meet1~gs with Democratic leaders: the f1rst in Little Rock Sunday evening and breakfast Thursday in Washington with congressional leaders. He a!so planned a Thursday lunch w1th leaders from both parties. . Clinton also laid plans to meet with economists, businessmen and labor leaders. The session could give him the opportunity to reframe his economic promises and rccon· sider his tax cut proposal. . Washington provided him With pleasing news: a report that reta1l sales rose a healthy 0.9 percent m October, a sign that the economy may finally be shakmg the dol· drums. Clinton appointed 48 people to help him plan his government takeover. The group _had all the diversity he has promtsed for his administration. BILL CLINTON full week of preparing for his presidency, also said ~; was "ha~ing a wonderful time - even 1f the thought of taking office was at By BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel Starr POMEROY -The thrill of victory became a reality on Saturday morning for the Meigs Board of Mental Retardation and Develope mental Disabilities, after the official county of ballots cast on election day put lhe MR/DD levy over the top. . . Along with the official counr of ballots tabulated on election night, ~­ ballots cast by those who moved within the county and failed to change their address with the lxiard of elections before the deadline were also counted. A seven-vote margin, 4,989 against to 4,996 for the levy, spelled victory for the levy committee. Ironically, it took seven tries before the levy passed. The 1.8-mill additional levy will provide general operating funds f~ the program, WhiCh provides ser; vices for school-aged children and adults with mental retardation and disabilities: Executive DirectOr. Steve Beha said that the board Win begin to fill staff positions thll.t were vacated dlle to lack of OJlCI'QI·, ing funds, with special emphw placed on the speech therapy': deparunem. ,• : The Village of Pomeroy's 1.9, mill, five-mill levy renewal request remains defeated, with 439 votes cast for the levy, and 453 against. No other races were close enough: to be effected by Saturday's count. : • . t3 '' ~- -- - ,,- ·~ -·~ l . The Options program is a ~ pilot projecl· which has ~en !n · effect for tlrie yean. ServiCes m that program are provided on a sliding fee scale which makes ,.· many mic!dle income f1111ilics eligi- _,,. ... ,..1' ,. .• .,.. ·-~- ,.... ' .t ',J ' .I ... ... work with this budget." replacement project filed by the In addition to dwindling funds Village of Rutland (ranked fourth) for the remainder of this year, the and a drainage project filed by the new board which lakes over in Jan- Village of Middleport, which uary will face a proposed deficit of received nolocal pnority rating, nearly a half-million dollars. Tradi- were approved for fundil.g. ·: • tionally, the county has operated A point system is assigned ·to wi1h a balanced budget, so across the projects by the Issue II Execulhe board cuts seem inevitable . li ve Committee, and the relevanCY. of assigning priorities on a local Issue II program · Only two Issue II applications basis was discussed. . Board of Elections filed by Meigs County agencies The Meigs C,ounty Board of were approved for funding during Round Six, announced Friday, and Elections plans to move from iis the commissioners and Thacker Mechanic Street location into the discussed the ·prioritization process former liquor store site on Mnlber· ry Avenue, directly above its curused in the program. . Neither of the county's top two rent location. The building is owned by projects, both paving projects, were (Continued on A-2) approved .. How~ver, a water lin~ 1993. GNMIJIYX.' CTIWI AIIIIIIIFJ, : ·PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My job It to make jokes lbcUt the newa. 1 daai with t~o "me ·llorlea as Nlghtllne." - Joy Leno. . end M'.'. King. · - · - - ·· · The board tabled the request pending discussion with the budget commission and an overview of the county's finances. Spending freeze The commissioners placed a spending freeze on all . county offices. and agencies within their jurisdiction for the remainder of the year in view of the county's tight budget. All purchases over $100 must be approved by the board before they are incurred. "I think it's important to take whatever action is necessary lo curb the county's expenses," Com· missioner Richard E. Jones said. "We're going to need to monitor the budget on a weekly basis. It's going to be a tight ball game to rear m Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly re-! day. which could lead to poor judgnwlt. veals which signs are romantically l)er· Try to take the ''me'' out of the picture. . feet for you. Mall $2 phisa long, Hlf·ad· T~URUS (April · :IMHI8f 20} Your dressed, stamped envelope to doubts nigardlng -her aomaone you Matchmak.., c/o this newspaper, P.O. hlivo a close relationship with really apBox 91428, Cleveland. OH 4410 t-3428. proclatea you could be eliminated today SAQinAIIIUS (-. 23-Dec. 21} Buill· by thlalndlvldual'alincere behavior. ness conditions are rather tricky today, GEMINI (Mar 21""- 20) lri order to but you should still be able to come out achieve two important objeCtjvettoday, on the profit lide of the ledgs - 11 you rely on yourself Instead of others. You conduct your aHalra In a methodical can succeed unaided - If you try. manner. ~ANCIII (June 21-.lulf 22} Be pr• CAPRICORN (U.C. 22-.lan. 11) Some- pared to play the assertive role in a one you're not particularly fond 01 might partnership today. II you provide the be the Instrument that leado you to leaderlhlp, your cohort will prov~ the &omethlng -cial today. Don't let b,ackup. ' your prejudice or your emotiOns LEO (Julf, 23-AII\1. 22) Don't jump to Interfere. . concluliO!II today; your first AQUARIUS (olali. :i0-feb.11) Your IUC· · ment might not be your beai on.. II you ceaa today could be predicated upon take time to analyze things lhoroughly, · the ante Involved. If the stakes are high you can avoid any.mlacalculationa. enough, drtve and motivation could VIRGO (A.., 23-Sepl. 22) Do not ••· overwhelm lear end Mil-doubt. peel more from lrlendatoday then they PIICIS (Feb. !I!LMarc1120) Try not to hove a right to ·~peel from you. Ev.yunlavorllbly prejudge those you meet body may prelef to be a recel- In· lor the flrst lime today. 11 gl- hell a llead of a glvw. chanca, they might turn oul to be nice UIIIA (lepl. 23-0ct. D) Intangibles - like yourself. might confuse you today; because you Alllll (lllnlh 21•Aprll 11) False pride ' may not be Mile to grasp their dll'*'· and ego might exert a strong lntluMce Ilona. Howev.. you shOUld tare well on your decili~·maklng proceeoea to- 1 with anylhlng you can touch <ir feel. -~ POMEROY - The need for more money so that home-ba'sed' commuqity care for the elderly can be expanded was discussed by Judith Y. Brachman, director of the Ohio Department of A~ng, at the annilal Advisory Counctl on Aging meeting Friday at the Sportsman Restaurant in Athens. ., The Council, which operates under Buckeye Hills-Hockin~ Val· ley Regional Developnent D1stric~, serves the needs of elderly res•· dents· in Meigs and seven other counties, including Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Noble, ~rry and Washington. ble (or services. Passport, which will be the only in-Mine' elder assistance program in Meigs CO!IJity once the Options program is·'jihased' out, is available only 10 ~. wh<i ate indigent or · Medicaid elig1ble. · Oliver said that B,.:hman of the Ohio De.partrilenl of Agiit_g is .spearheading a drive. to get the Community Care Ch~ices ~gh the legislature. and !"Ill be asking residents to wnte theu legiSlators. Representing Meigs County at that meeting were Susan Oliver, director of the Meigs County Council on Aging; Beth Theiss, and Alice Wamsley, Senior Citizens Center staff members; and Cindy Oliveri, C E. Blakeslee and Jane Walton of the Council on Aging. Brachman presented facets of Gov. George Voinovich's proposed Community Care Choices legislation. The legislation is proposing changes in Ohio's long tenn"care system that wiU increase the opportunity to choose community inhome care over institutional care. Community Care Choices would be a new program geared to expanding community-based services such as nutrition, houscl:eeping and in-home medical care which would allow elders to remain safely in their own homes rather than go to a nursing home. The legislation would also expand the passport program so that there would be open enrollment all long instead of just at . certain umes. and w.ould increase fupding for additional in-home services, According to Oliver, Ohio currently spends 96 percent of its long-term care resources on nun- · ing home care. Recent surveys have shown thal.95 percent of older Ohioans would prefer to stay in their own homes. The surveys also show that I 0 percent of those in nursing homes could live in their own homes or outside the institution setting if adequate community services were provided. Statistics also show· that in· horne care is much less expensive than nursing home care. 'Oliver said thatp;ettinp; Community Care Choices through the legislature is extremely important particularly in view of the phasing out ·of the Options program on June 30, moment 54 Exlal 55 Runnet"'lp 51 SaultIll.... 57 Range of light 58 FormerYP -Agnew 58 llahop'e province By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Starr a. .... 34 Emptor• 1 Prepare to 15 Sectlono, 138 Pageo A Multimedia Inc. Nliwepap« State aging director .makes pitch to boost funds for programs plait You could cash the A·K of hearts· and then play .on diamonda. Tile con· tract will make if either opponent bas a singleton or doubleton heart queen, or if the opponent with queen-third of hearts has at least two diamonds. (U an opponent holds queen-fourth In hearts, you can wave goodbye to your contract with this liae.) I calculate the probability of success to be almoet 57 pen:eot.lt Is clear which is the better liDe of play, but It would bave ' - mudl ealer If I bad bad a PDA at my fiJI&er~. 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However, townships, ulility companies and Thacker said she was hesitant to banks have provided primary fund· borrow the money for fear of ing of the office si.nce its 1991 another deficit in 1993. establishment According 1o Thack· Although member-driven fund· By BRIAN J, REED er, the office's extensive effons to raising effons have been more sucTimes-Sentinel Staff attract a state prison in the county, cessful than anticipated this year, · POMEROY -· A deficit in the along with work to save coal min· Thacker said that fund-raisers budget of the Meigs County Cham· . ing jobs in light of the Clean Air such as dinner/dances and the P.A. ber of Commerce/Economic Devel- Act of 1990, cost the office several Denny cruise - will take a back . opment Office was discussed when thousand dollars. Additionally, the scat next year to more lucrative the Meigs County Commissioners ViUage'of Syracuse, Columbia Gas income sources. For example, met in regular session on Friday of Ohio and Columbus Southern Thacker said that she would invesPower failed to renew their 1991 . tigate the possibility of administermorning. Chamber Executive Director contributions for 1992. . ing grant applications, so that the Paula Thacker requested from the Thacker said that the chamber's economic development office board additional funding in the boar4 of directors had authorized a could benefit from administration amount of $5,000 to cover payroll, 90-day loan from one of two local fees that are traditionally paid to utilities and supplies for ·the banks to cover the deficit if the the agency.which administers grant remainder of the year. commissioners were unwilling to funds. County imposes spending freeze EAST .AKIOU +9 732 Cloudy. Hlgh near 40. Low In lower lOs. Commissioners table chamber funding request +AU . 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