https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6bbe7339c33cce94adc210770ccec1c3.pdf dabb6a61e3ad5661f00f919d7e8a88b4 PDF Text Text .. P a M-llle o.11r Sentinel Pomeroy ..ddleport. Ohio Thuraday, November 11, 1112 Students named to MLSD honor rolls ~ boaor roll far die fim nineweek srlldlDa period in die Meip Ralston·, ·1acob Smith, Rebecca Gabriel Jenkins, R)'lll Kauff, Jolui · pes, Unzio Noainglwn, Sbela PillSmith. • ' Lentes Je88ica McCarty Melissa tenon, Melissa Ramsburg, Local Scbool District bu beeQ 1 Fourth p111e- Whitney Ashley, Richmond, Amber snow'den, J.P. Micbelle Ramsburg, Melina 1111110U11CeCL Abby Hurla, Michael Rawkins, Varian. · Reeves, Collin Rousb, Cbarles 81'111111_,. Elellleatary. Derek Joluuoo, Chuity Stewart, Fourtb grade'- Adam Barnett,' Searlcl, Amy See, Wendi SbrimFifth grade - Stacey Brewer, Racbel Taylor, C&88ie Vaughan, ·Derrick Bolin, 2'«11ery Bolin, Ali- · plin, Jeanifer Sipnoa, Amy Smith, Setb Baker, David Reyoolds, Carrio T~Jeuica Clapman, 11011 Hays, BJ. Kennedy, Bethany Sabrina Smith, Allen Southern, Re1111e S~ BraDt DixOa. Nick Chasity Zacbery Krautter, McMillin, Beatrice Morgan, Zinnia S,_.s. Adam Thomaa, AJ. Michael Justin Robson, Brooke Smith, Jan ntranyPriddy. Vanghan, Nancy W!Ja)ey, JC88ica Sixlh grade- Jennie Howenon, Story and SIICpllanie Wigal Fifih gr119C - Amanda Miller, Wheeler, Matt Williams, Melissa Jessica Johnson, TJ. Kins, l'alrick r - o7 EJe. . .ta.., Joshua Sorden, Brooke Willliuns. . Williams, Jwica Wright, Sandra Martin, Austin Cm, Becky·JohnFirst grade- Kara Buffington, Sixlh grade- Jamie Barrett, Car- Young. · son, Meli88l Holman. Thurien Carter, Jay.nee Davis. ric llranbam. Kristin Brown. Tracv · Eigbth grade -Adam Barrett, t..D. fiflh and sixth - Steven Michael Davis, Katelyn Hood, Coffey, Robbj, Diddle, Ben Jonathan Barnhart, Casey Booth., ' Hoover, Andrew Kitehe!l, Jessi Brandi Thomas; Jordan Williams, . Fowler, Justin effers, Matthew Josh Butcher, Carl Carmicbael, Hoffman, Crystal Wells, Lester Ty Ault,, Alisia Burton, Timmy Justice, Waylon McKinney, Tonya Desiree Clemons, Amy Clonch, Lowery. Doul!lu, Ashley O'Brieit, Shannon Miller, Alyson Patterson, Bmndy Eva Crabtree, James Ditty, Taryn D.H. fourth lmd fifth- Marianne Partlow, Kindra •Sno.uffer, Paul Stanley, Stephen Thornton, Clay' Doidge, Shawn Fife, Jennifer Carsey, Tammy Pletdter. Will, AnaeJa Wilson. ton Tromm. Garey, Tara Grueser, John Kellr•. D.H. sixth - Georginia Spears, Second grade - Jassiline Carter, D.R - Debra Barker, Samantha Libby King, Aimee Klocs, Enn Gary Reitmiie. Nicole Davis, Katie Jeffers, Peter Manhall, Jason Mc~g~~ Jeremy Krawsczyn, Shawn Leach, Josh D.H. fifth and sixlh - Kim Bush, Jones, Kayio Davis, Maria Oren- Richmond, Suzanne Rwuuon, Con- Marshall Rick Marshall, Leigh Daniel Kuhn. ncr, Michelle Drenner, Robyn nie WilleL , Mash, J~ca MCElroy, Tim PeavHIII'Iilollville Elemeatary Freeman, Heather Hysell, Carrie ~ Center Elementary ley, Stacy Reed, Cynthia Sandy, First grade - Tasba Boring, Myen, David McClure; Brandon F':fst grade. - Dona)d· Barnett, Amber Slaven, Tun SteaiDS, Bever- · Brent Butcber; Kevin Butche.r, Ramsbura., Tamiko Riffle, Jeremy Pevm Erlewme, Adam Jones, ly Stewart, Stephanie Stewart, ScottChaiJeli.MeaanDodson,Erin· Roush, Michele Runyon, Ben See, -J).ubrie Kopec, Tommy Moore, MarkAdamWhite,JoshWitherell. Doughty, lW!dy llall, Janes Hems- Chris Smith, Cody Smith, Alicia . Shane NaPJ?IIr. Mary-Jane Partl<l'!, Melp High School ley, Courtner Kennedy, Sarah Lee, ; Werry, Jennifer Zielinski ~ Pri<!~Jy, J~ua Ray, JeSSJNinth grade- Amber Bennett, Shane Lewts, Corey Longstreth, · Third grade - Carrie Abbott, ca Smtih, Phihp Smtih. Anne Brown, Chris Qhapman, Abranda Stormes, Mark Maue, Marvin Day, Caleb Ellis, Kimberly . Sec!lnd gr~de - R~cbel Cynthia Cotttlill, Ryan Crisp, KrisDerek McD~I. Bobbi Sue Nap- Me~. Maggie Roseberry, Jes- Atgabright, .T nms ~· ~y ten Da.9sylva, Angela F'ISber, Jake per, William Reeves, Sarah Sto- sica Rousb, Clara Sanders, Colfiell, Shaun ,Cnsl', Ausun Gannaway, Alison Gerlach, Israel bart, Matthew Wandling, Holley Matthew Williamson, Jonathan Cross, Kevin Grant, Kristal John- Grimm, Angela Hale, Michael Williams, Charles Williamson, Wilson, Ashley Hamilton, Kris ~Kelly _Johnston, Shenell ~K- Hawley, Dorothy Leifbeit, Mindy MI"'IG III.U.COE.M X OPEN - New York grammar IICbool Joshua Yost, Ashley Young.' Jellldns, Sara Mooo, Nichole Runy- DIJht, Kristen NaJ.lper, Jenmfer Patterson Tanya Pbalin Kenda . _ P.S..Wiea..e 1ft Nog Twin Cinema in Harlem on Second grade - Justin Allen, on, BedJ Shaft'er. Priddy, Amanda SmitiL R ld ' Lori Russell' Tracy Fourtll ......... ·Ashley Hannahs, Third grade ·- Joshua .Bass, eyno •: s ·th Gary 's-•· Wesley Call, Derrick Fackler, "' ' k • Ch e Isea M~n t• Shaffer, mtJames ' ..,....,y, 22 ~I 'tl:~~;~~ ~":rcltnc:~~ ~:: David Hall, Jami Hayes, Crylstal Curtis ..Hanstine, Andrea MeJ'tssa K tr Cynthia Kim Stewart, D. White, of"New York ltlldent wbo were able to follow the Jacks, Jessica King, Ben tee, Krawsczyn, Chris Pickens, Shan- gomery, Joshua Napper, KriSiy RolQIIIC Williams Christopher McDaniel, Jessica non Price, Alex Shule.r, Ashley Puckett, Misty Puckett, Jessica Tenth giade _·Sarah Anderson, tllila:la·s • •• spelllliag time ia 1 tbeater learning about the llldMditilt:'dCe-illstead olsi«ing in a classroom (AP photo) PreasL ThOfllas, Christopher Ward, Andy Schuler J C ts H Iller Da · Be Third grade - Joeline Allen, Davis, Mike Day, Hollie Griffith, . FoUrih grade - Kel)dra Cleland, . E : , 8:d'Fe:. Jarrod~J: •· Ashley Burbridge, Samuel Canter- Adam Shank, Brenna Sisson, · R~bert Johnson, JeSSJCa.Marcum, . Keilh Friend, Penny Gillispie, Kelbury, Ben Haley, Amber Haning, Michael Stacy. EncMontgomery,~Rickard. . ley Grueser, Heidi Huffman, KimI . Jenpifer Reeves, ReesWyant Fifth grade -,'Amber Blackston, . F'lfth grade- !Jrion Barrett. Lisa berly Jancy, .Mandy Jones, Misty · Fourth grade- Christopher Dod- Melissa Davis, Amber Perkins, Btas, Steph.ame ~opec, Laura Lane, Lisa Montgomery', 'Shilo son. Ryan Pratt, Julie Spaun, Wes Pa~,Jeremiah Snulh. Moore, Shannon Roush Sheriden Fifth grade- Kyle Smiddie, Thoene, Mike Williamson, Grant Stxth grade- Candy BjU'IIetl, RUSICil Adam Sheets, KJ;lly Lynn James Stanley. Abbott, Jackie Buck, C.D. Ellis, Beth Call. Dwigbt Icenhower, Lori S 'th 'B · u:-L-J Smilh J Sixlh grade- Megan Drummer, Jennifer Shrimp lin, Whitney Kinnison, Jessica Pri~, KiJl! Rit- T:loc, sr::',.=Toomas. Randy Haning, Jason Preast, Fran- Thoma! terbeck, Rebekah Smtth,, Bndget Elaine Williams, Lisa Yeauger. co Romuno. . Sixth grade - Missy Darnell, Vaughan. Elevenlh grade - Rachel Bales, study, presented at lhe annual sciMiddleport!Eiementary Misty Hart, Am,y Jolmson, Kristina . Sallsbul')' Elemeal8ry Anne Marie BishoJ, Joey Casto, II.JDANII!I.Q..mNEY entific meeting of the American First grsde -'David Boyd, Page Keilnedy,Jennffi:rLiunbert, Stefani Ftrst grade -Jeremr Banks, Danielle Crow, Paul Davis, Lisa AI'SI:ic Writer Bradbury, Kenny Carsey, Candace Pickens, Sean Powell, BJ. Smith, Nicole Butcher, B~ Collins, ~ Fackler, Tracy Fife, Jason George, 1N1EWV ORI.EANS - Well- ~ million AmeriCasey, Katie Childs, Rich~rd Kasey Williams, Joruitban Wratt, · F~eeman, Jesse .GtUeue, Jamte Danielle Gray, Joshua Heck, David 3 p$ IINeduce dderly hi h bloOd d Deweese, Jeremy Dingey, Jennifer Jennifer Heck, Clinton Hendricks, Higham, Peter Kling, Pamela MarHerdman Johanna Renee Imboden with cans handiv~. g_ ---l~ure, an c an_.......... _. flkull pressure ..__ than Dunn, Ryan Frazier, Tyler. French, Tonya . Litchfield Jonathan tin, TiaPratt,J,enny·Proffitt, Jessica ... _, __ J'efli·-. Andrea ... ~....._ •...o' the co bon IS ~I""'~Y common A hi Hal' • f • 81J1 db more: wu.ua. 1esstca ' Howe II ' Roberts Brandy Snider. ' . ' RosIer, 1oy Still ' Jordan S•-· ....,....., -·Joy O'Brien """""""""' the eld I It . .• derl s ey ,ey • ........ Jason Miller Cbatles fllllllllwllca be& JPl too low - ~ong . er Y· 15 an un y- Kimberly Johnson, Beth Landers, D:H.' 1 _ Dav.id Gi¥ens, Megan S.e cond grade • Marc Barr, Parter, ToddPerrv, eryStai.Powell, 'IIIIIID 61:)7 deciiile to seem- ;::::;tor m about 32,000 deaths '· Ashley Payne, Srica Poole, ~yan Givens, Jessica Gray, Eddie Jones, Dawna B~field, Ashley Eblin, Ann Riffie, Danfelle Scou, Cora iliiJ' w(! i Sll.ldy sugor not blood pn;..ure is ~. Donald StaggS. Ru~y Stew- Kathy Jones, Amber Piette, Char- J uley Eblin, Melody Felts, Ashley Stephanie See Denise Shene. tinel lowend h . · art. Ainber Aldenon, Jamae Cllaplie Ricbards, Ryan Terzoppoh;lUs. Fiel~. Justi!' Gilkey, Jon Halar, Shannon s~un, Jeff Traer• diat people's ~ tii!JJ:s ~c:c:;l!lan, Myles French, Jonathan D.H. 11 Chuck Aeiker, Jenny Cbns Hanmg, Bub':lin Haye, Jon Angte White, Kevm inqular beart· 8111011 2 a1 large studies ·. ~ Larkins, -John~. Angie Smith, Bri~kles, Jenny Clark; Jessica ·Meghan Haynes, Josh g, Jen· .,_ w ' wliiEIIicir trealed Ohio.Lottery Eastern fall athletes are honored Pick 3: 914 7 JI;;'! 7 study ral ' •ses c·au·tl•on· • g elderly· aboUt 1OWenn . blood preSSur.e t QQ f ar · . . . . . 7 • Vol. 43, No.1 .til Pomeroy-Midd_lepo~, Copr!lght*l 1882 dea~15mte. faits 'whe8'1itooo pies- ,_~C:~~r~~an, Dart~'1=~ B~. Heidi =~· Healher Riftle, Juon ~! if,.;a:;e~be~d.!~: SJ . brought~ to about 8S. Casey Duilfee, Zack Gilkey, Cole Fisher: · Third grade - Bobbie BW'Son, _ . ...._ ••• re filliD long-tune sure ~ut. be~~~~ appears to go up Haggerty, Lucy HoWerton, Toney Rutland Elemeatal')' Zach Davis, C.J. Estep, Levi ..jQ ~ p te Shenis of the Kaiser . Martinez, Abram Sayre, Carla rust grade - Jessica Anderson, Gillett, Zac~ Gl~e. Ashle_.y r "'- . . , _ _ ., • pressure ts ., -2 ' 1111 kdi::•IIIICdl wben.the 1 esecond, ..._.......,_ ""enumberJIIIS lilllllc lU.IJiicltlls usually 1ry · · - . 5 pTuwer~ andrpn:s­ ia die lU5 ID!C common Q; - • ..,., lii.UlUUI die 5 clilaiJ:JIIiient& 0111 blood- • e r . · Perm~n~te ~eslth .mamtena~ce organtzauon .m Piedmont, Caltf., said "wbit«oat hyperteOsion" _ ·nervousness about doctors that temporaril'y boosts 'blood .W..ssure y•v a cscx;. 6r: sbld¥ presented a zaPirDa.m:owingbody ........ a ·•-die wisdom T 7 ... '1'• liJI'- Morgans . . . . ..a.p' Iii: ..... ;a, die elclerly' ,..._ ID>besJi8twy eleis actually . - -•- s;il IlL Bratt Egan of · tk" r 4!AAiJCo£Wti!alnsin. l'p ,.. SCIIiiia atitlior of the ' oveaO:.:!;i one reason people are . Smith Jimmy Smith, Angel Stone, Tyler Barnes, Joanna Bowersock, Hoschar, Jusu~ Hoschar, A_ddte Emily Story Zack Butdler Carrie Jennifer Cade, Robbi!l Council, Hubbard, Chns Neece, Mmdy ' . ' ilm O'Dell Amber Pro"'" Beth Rus Darst, PeteJ Dttty, An~f Hysell, .shawna Davis Heidi G' ore Tru-~. ..;.. , ...... Brpoks Johns.on, Wtl Ka'!ff, ·' man Harmon.• ioshua HJr.\;k, Randy....,...;n, Cindy Six,~ Smith, AliiAn_tber Lee, Alisba Mohler, Misty Hudson, Don f!yseH, .. Joshua son Story, John Witherell. . . Pamter Healber Pbalin Joshua Hysell, Beth Kauff, Nicole Fourtb J11111e- Saral_l Cl!fford, ·Simpso~. Keilh Taylor, Beth Wil- McDaniel, Chiistina Miller, John. Amy Freck~r. Sandt ~tlke~, fang, Hannab Woolard, Brandon Nelson, M~tthew Salser, Jennifer ==~~·Grace KitChen, Knapp. .. , Searles, Miranda Stewart, Jathan Fifth _..... .,. erl Burdette Third grade - Mike Dorst, Templeton, Jamitha Willford . . ..- - Dev Y • Charles Eakins, Heather Fetty, · Second grade- Ashley Bartrum, MarJone Halar, Tiffany .Harder, Headier Fry, Erin~. Joshua Brook Bolin, Melissa Cremeans, R~ws.ell ~_5JXWbal, Anna Lynch, Nick McLaughlin, Monica Hollie Ferrell, Jessica Justice, Mal>'!!,:' Lacy' ..... 1i .~ .Moon, Sarah Reynolds, ' Tyler lory King, Rachael Morris, Joshua !X111R..-D-ill ~..'tb F0 1 Stanley, Samaptha Tilley, Corey DaviS, ~an • ''""" . e ts, Stewart, Brandon Werry, Tara Vau$han, Allison Williamson, Tamra O.Dell, Ryan Ramsburg, Wyatt, AnCirew Baker, Trevor Buck, DCiana Eichinger, Michelle Nicki Wines, Kenny ZuSJlllll. • C~y Scarberry. French, Corrie Hoover, Staesha Third grade. Br'adley Baylor, Melp Junior Hifh · Kennedy, Richard Michael, Erin Aaron Bowersock, Erin Bush, Sevenlh gmde - Davt~ ·Ander• ' · · son, Rachel Ashier, Mtck Barr, Billi Jo Bentley, Vmcent Broderick, Leigh-Ann Can~. Carly Chasteen, Ginger Dlrit, BOld Dav. enport, Scott Dodson, Robin Donohue, Crystal Eblin, Chad Folmer, Jason Frecker, Danielle Grueser, Chad Hanson, Jennifer Hayman, Myca Haynes, Stacy Hubbard, Lynn Kennedy, Heidi Legar, Michael Leifheit, Jill Lemley, Jason Litchfield, Nancy Marlow, Steven McCullough, Amanda Nap- By KRIS COCHRAN six counties, a publicly owned OVP News Staff landfill, and a designation agreeNew optioils for (UDdin' of tbe ment, according to Mike McCulsix-county solid waste district were Iough, Di~on of Soli4 and Infecunveiled Thursday evening during tious Waste ManaaemenL !1 an,.Obio EliviJODn;lii;tal Prolection "OEPA identities wilh tbe fo;ir :•1 AJ¢ncy (OEPA) illfimaation ·ses- options," said McCullough, "We · sion in Jacbon. ' are waiting to see wbich is viable." OEPA is in tbe process of draftOne of the new options, a desiging a plan for Alhens-Gallia-Hock- nation agreement, entails lhe dis· · ing-Jackson-Meigs- Vinton trictclesignatingalandfdl(s), whicb · (AGHJMV) Solid Waste District would receive all the waste and d!Je to tbe·district's failure to ratify revenues, therefore remitting the its own plan. . . monies back to the district, acconl. Funding options for the district ing to McCullou~. could include assessments on · ."S'ome 'ftistrtcts are currently . ·improved property in the district,· negotiating with landfills," he · :general revenQl: from the disbict's added. "We see nothing illegal · ' ',, . " about Ibis process." There are currently two operating facilities in the district and dJree permits to inslall (PTis) are being reViewed. "We're not looking for a dumping ground," said McCullough. "Tbe district will have to choose one c:J. tbe four options by a certain deadline." Tbe public will have its chance to view OEPA's plan 'sometime in JanuarTc. 1993, according to McCul ough, at which time the plan will 11e sent out for a 30-day public comment period to public libraries, county commissiOners and district ·offices, the largest municipalities in each county, and health districts. · Once the public comment period is complete, ii1Dccting with the district to present the OEPA plan is held, followed by a public hearing to present the plan and obtain publie comment, according to an out-· line by OEPA. The plan is then revised based upon public comment Mter the OEPA director's findings and mlers insbUcting the~trict to imJillement the plan, the district's policy committee, compiled of health commissioners, ix?ard of county commissioners, public offi. cials, and township trustees, will - .... ..,..,. ••e • SA I.E B':.u TWelftb'\lgradefolfe. _ Debbie Alkire, Tim Baker, Jennifer Barnhart, Loni B~. Karen Bums, Paul Chad- TOPS meets Ruth Ann DeLong and Judy Laudermilt were the best losers and· Calista Searls and Belinda Dean were runners-up at lhe recently weekly meetings of Ohio TOPS .Club No. S70 beld at lhe Carpen-· ter's Hall in Pomeroy. · Fruit basket winners were GloKELSEY SHULER ris Grifiln and Virginia Pooler won the fruit basket a v· · · Dean and Calista Searls won~gadget gift. . . , The club will bave a float in the Steve Shuler 'and Pam Whaley Christmas parades in Middleport annOU!Ij:C lhe birth of their dangh811!1~. . ter, Kelsey Dawn Shuler on Sept Peggy Vming was announced as 24. tlie new weigllt recorder. ThJI infant weighed eight Tbe Cbrlstmas party was pounds and was 20 inChes long: I11UIOIIIICed for Dec:. IS wilh memMaternal grandparents are Gene bers to brio& gifta for the exchange. and Sheila Whaley lllid Herb Wha~ VIrginia Smilh and Julia Hysell ley. Paternal gn;;;dparents are Roes were best KOPS loaer. and Beulah Sliuler inc! Vivisn Coy. Nancy Manley preeented a program "TTPS Tool Bag." Adl The_poup meets e~ Tuesday at the carpen~er's Hall widJ weighin at S p.m. lmd meeting at 6 p.m. Call 992-2234 or 992'-S638 for informlllion. New arrival ' . 5o/o THE BERRY BASKET COUim GIFIS aad DECOR 230 I Sixth SlrH..SyracuH, Ohio . OPEN: Wed. thru 11 am-5 pm 14) a Mlddleport Elemental')' student, has that love and Thursday alternooD enjoyed a special time or reading with Norma Hawthorne, the Meigs County Public Library's cbilclreo'& services specialist. Saturday Author Steven Newburg will be at the library to conduct a writing Wlli'kshop. CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK "Read....Think...,Dream" is tbe tbeme or Children's Book Week being observed this week. · Sponsore.il by tbe Cblldreo's Book Council, Children's Book Week is a time to celebrate and encour1p the love of reading. Scott Williamson, · report annually. to the district's plan." Out-of-state and out-of-district board of directors. Tbe district waste was one of many cOncerns repcxts annu.aJiy to OEPA, the out, raised by membei'S of the audi~. lliie stated. · Both were key r'easons why the disThe OEPA plan, according to trict' s plan failed during both ratifi. McCullough, is expected to be • implemented during March or cation periods. McCullough stated that out~£. April of 1993. However, the disttict can submit state waste control looked que(a plan for approval during the last tionable, due to a recent Supreme six months of the period, Court decision prohibiting ~ said McCullough, an begin the .from ·refusing out-of-state was~, ratification proceslf'all over. If Under lhe law, if the district had approved, bppmg fees would be approved the plan, then it coulll impose higher fees to curb the flow returned.. . of out-of-state and out-of-district . "Obv!ou.sly, the.way to go ;s waste. However. OEPA is kept w;th a ~stnct P!an, satd Mc~ul­ Continued on page 3 Iough. We don t want to wnte a threelear Applications now available for money for capital improvements '::au Scott well, Linda Cbapman, Jennifer Chasteen.• Wendy Clark, Tabilha ,.._ Clark. Kimberly .... ~means. Leana Cundiff, Elizabeth Downie, Kimberly Ferty, Headier Franckowiak,' Allison Gannaway, Autumn Griffllh, Tracey Grueser, Randall Johnson, Lori Kelly, Gary Kerr, Yea~g Kong, Kevin Lambert, Melissa Maynard, Carlos Miana, Courtney Midkiff, Scott Moore, Lorena Oiler, Kelly Phelps, Michael · Phillips. S~ie Price, Rick Lee Price, Jenmfer Proffitt, Loretta · Reitmire, Regina Rider, Beth Roush, Angela S~les, Virginia Marie Shuler, Sheryl Thoma, ~na Turner, Mike Welsh, Holly Williams, Michelle Young. 2 Secllono, 14 Poges 25 ...,,. A Muhlm.clla Inc. NewoiM'I* OEPA begins drafting·solid waste district plan 'C: fnlin4"diat cenL Hlgb In mld-450s. Ohio; .Friday, November 20,1992 Wlllther , Low • =:d;, .-.'II&....,-....'8"·• .. tonlgbt ID upper 401. Saturday, Cbanc:e ol rain 88 per- 2934 Page4 iOWJet, ._.,2 2 · .. Pick4: Local subdivisions in District 18, which inclpdes Meigs County, can now .apply for fmancial assistance for lssile 2 monies for infrastructure capital improvements. Applications are available now from Buckeye Hills-Hockin~ Valley RegiOiial Developmem D;sttict. The deadline for filing an application in this seventh rountt of Issue 2 monies is Dec. 23 at5 p.m. Besides Meigs, Disttictl8 covers Atliens, Belmont, Hocking, Monroe, Morgan, Muskingum, NoMe, Perry ahd Washington Counties. . The state-lss11e 2 program was born out of a November, 1987 amendment to the Ohio Constitution which allows lhe state to use 'its general revenues toward providing financial assistance to local subdivisions for capital improve· ment infrastructure projects. · Specifically, the state can use general revenues as debt support for issuing up to $120 million il) bonds each year, lhe proceeds of which are to be used for project financing pwposes. Tbe total pro- videcl for under lhe program is $1.2· decision-making as to specific projects to be funded. . billion. . To do that the Ohio General Eligible infrastructure activities include improvements of roads, Assembly created 19 Public Woiks bridges, drinking water systems, Distticts to whi~h program apprqwaste waler facilities, storm water priations are allocated each year. systems, and solidwaste handling District Public Works Integrating Committees, consisting of local facilities. elected officials representing all A second way fcl' infrastructure levels of local government, assemfunding is through lhe Local Transble infrastructure material from portation Improvement Program their~cts and make recommen(L TIP) which was created as a dations to the Ohio Public Works direct result of the July, 1989 Committee where fi'nal funding increase in the stale's psoiine tsx. decisions are made. Thi~ provil\es for one penny of the Any local subdivision that 3.2 cent increase to be set asule to · help local subdivisions fund road requires financial assistance to and bridge improvements. Given move forward on infrastructure expecied revenues of some $57 projects can apply for funding milliOn, .its primary objective ~ to tluough the Public Works District further support the efforts bemg Per capita or revenue sharing is ·not · made by the state through the Issue a basis for consideration iri allocating funds. No particulat communi2 program. The JlUIPOSe of bolh of the leg- ty has an entitlement to the funds. Applications for funding are islative programs is to establish a available .from the Buckeye Hillslong-term capital improvement Hockin$ Valley Regional Developplan:J and budgeting progr:un at ment Dtstrict, 614-374-9436, either the level, as well as puumg m place a system of decentralized Donna Russell or Boyer Simcox. · E. Bartow Jones dead at 87 POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. served in the state Senate from (AP) Former state Sen. E. Bartow 1948 to 1956· Jones, father of Kentucky Gov. Brereton Jones, once a RepubliBrereton Jones and for decades can lilre his father, swit,ched to the .praised as one of Mason County's Democratic Party in 1975 when he most powerful politicians, dted moved from West Virgiitia to Ken-· today, a funeral director said. He tucky · · · 87 Bartow Jones' dau§hter, Sandy was • · k d Dunn, said her father s efforts to "He ·had been real s;c • an 1 improve his community drew know that he had been at the nurs- praise from all qlianers. ing home," said LuAnne Bussell of "He bad a high moral code of the Crow-Hussell Funeml Home in ethics. His word was his bond. I Point Pleasant. Family members think even people who didn' t like said he bad been ill for 16 months. led h Mrs Jones died in Mason <;ounty, him r~ted im for that," · where· his son Brereto~ was born · Du:!~er had been livin~ in the and grew UP before movmg to Ken• house where he was born, she said. tucky, Ano~ ~n, Ned Jones of_ Gov. Gaston Caperton said BarBarboursville, ts a state senator tow Jones was "one of West Virfrom C&bell County. . ·ginia' s most outstanding citizens," Bartow Jones, a Republican, a.respected businessman and public --Local briefs--__, Deer-vehicie wreck reported No injuties w~ ~ following a deer-pickup truck wreck on Ohio 7 in Salisbury 'roWttsbip Thursday around 11 p.m. . oBvid E. Stephens, 45, of lloyd, Ky., was soulhboundon Ohto 7 and struck and killed a deer tbat was attempting to cross the road· way, the Gallia-Mcigs Post of the S~ Higbway Patrol repclted. serVant who conveyed his values to his famil . "I belove his greatest legacy is his outstanding children, who bave also contributed much to their stateS and communities in business and in public service," Caperton said. U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd served with Jones in the state Senate. "West Virginia bas lost a great citizen lind a very fine man,, and I have lost a good friend," Byrd said. Secrerary of State Ken Hechler, who knew Bartow )ones for 30 years, once employed Jones' . daughter, Kakki, in his congressiOiial office in the 1970s. Hechler, a Democrat, said his frieedship with Jones transcended party lines. "He raised a reallr. wonderful family" Hechler said. 'He was certainly 'a leader in his community and throughout the state." Hechler called community service "the hallmark of Bartow Jones' life." Funeral arrangements were . incomplete. of Educadoo. Here, Chrli Snyder, aa 1nStrnc· . donal tecllnoloPt from Ohio Uolvenlty IIISbts Patricia Slirlver, foreground, I fiftil grade lellcber, and 8Mid7 Bowen, a cook at the IIIChool. All oltbe ICiiool'a stair -ben were invited to participate Ia the pi'Op'am. Lawmakers OK drunken driver ·bill· Deer accidents reported . Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported Friday that the deparlment investipted two deer/Car accidents on Thursday. The first accident took place on Thursday at 12:30 a.m., when · Robert J. Damron, traveling east on State Route 681 near Happy Hollow Road, struck a deer that ran into the padJ of his 1983 Oldsmobile. Damage was IIIOIIerate. At 6:4!5 a.m. yesterday •. J..arry R. Mees of Portland wu westbound on State Route 124 in Lebmon Townsbip when be struCk a deer, causing light damage to lhe.front of the 198'3 Oievrolet tbat he was driving. ' ' . \ Five indictments anticipated The Meigs County P10e:ut!DJ Atlomey'a offil:e llllici~ filing flve ocw indictments in Metp County Commoo Pleu Coia'1 sometime on Friday. . . . The indictments are tile result of a gnnd jury ICSIIOII beld m the COIItlnued on page 3 COMPUTER TRAINING - Starr memben · at Cbeller Elementary Scbool, botb te1cbers and supptil't staff, bepo a ftve•week computer literat7 c011ne on Wedneada7. Tbe course is funded throup die CODDI7'• Rural Demonstradoo Grant, received from 1ft Obln Department . BARTOW JONES COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) State lawmakers passed a bill allowing 1111thorilies to immediately seize licenses from motorilts who fail or refiJie to ta1te aiObiiety test. The ptoposal Wll hwarded to Gov. Oeor&e Voinovicb on Thursday as the Leglllature JlQIIIId more dJan I dozen meaures before headinti home tor the 'Jbanlrsgivlng and pre-Cbristloa8 boliday. . Both bouses will reconvene Dec. IS. Michael DaWIOII, dJe pemor's ·(ireu sec;dlly,llid VoiJioylcb wDI study the leglJiatlon, along with another bill deal!n' with liquor lic~!JSCS, before dectding whether to sign tbCm. · · · The Second bill aDows the state to set countywide quotaS for licenses, eliminatlllg quotas for individual communities and IDWDihips. , Tbe ·Senate and House deferred several ~loms until December, including a projected bud&et deficit · of $300 million to $325 million, w.hich may require an inc:reue in taxes. . Senate President Stanley Aronoff, R-CiDcinnati, and House Speaker Vern Riffe, D-Wheelersbura, met priVIIIely with Voinovich .to dllcus die deficit. They reviewed a list of "rev~ enllllicemenll," but made no decisions, Riffe saill'latcr. Rep. William Healy, D-Canton, won 93-1 Howse a~oval of the bill that allows se1zinJ1 drivers • licenses and closes loopholes in Ohio's clrunlten driving laws. PoiX:e lllready can lake licenses from repeat offenden, but this bill covers flrst-dme drivers wbo 1esJ above •~ 0. percent on an alcobolblood test, fail a breatb test, or tiruse to ta1te a test. • . · · The bill requires the arresting . officer to iasue a ~ clrivin& . permit. good for IS days. Theoffender gets a court hearina to appeal dJe otherwise lllltomatic sixContinued on page 3 �) / :C om.m entaty The Daily Sentiriel r. 111 COart Street ., Poaeror. Ohio , DPOTBD TO 1'IIB Jl'f'l'alDTS OF 1'IIB DIQS..IIASOI'f AREA -· '' .I'U.TKDIA,NC. ·. ROBERT L. WlNGETI' Publisher PAT WPI1Ji:IIEAD Asslstap t PublisherlControUer CHARLENE HOEFLICH General ,Manager LETfERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be. less than 300 words. All le\tm are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address ond telephone number. No unsigned letters will be pUblisbed. utters obould be in !ood Wle, addressing iss.ues, not personalities. • Guest editorial After all these years, they're still talking ab. . out Bevo Francis •, ByKEVINKELL~ . , , - There has been nothing lilce it since and while one ts a ~Ule reluctant to say it'll neve{ happen again, it'll probably be hard to.dupli.cate m the co.mitig years. 11. team and a player from a small college m Ohio put the ~on 611 its ear in the early 1950s, and 011e forward for that team blazed his way into the record books with a single-game 113-point performance. That's not counting the 116 points he sc01~ a y~ ~fore •. itself what ~llll bas· lrletball expert called a "mind-numbmg" stai!Silc, whtch for techrucal reasons or whatever wasn't ~ed by either .the NCAA or the NAIA. ·,· I'm speaking of Clarence 'Bevo" Francis and the Rio Gran~ C~llege team of 1952-54 coached by Newt Oliver that for a. combination of~­ Sons brought interest in college basketball to a new h1gh. The accomplish· nients of this team recaptured the respectability and standing of the sport that was nearly wrec)ced by the revelalions of the widespread !nftuence of gambling on the collegiate scene in 1951, and ~st the u~y can:tpus tucked into a highly rural section of the heartland mto the nationallimellghL A spread in Life magaz~·- ~ on the Today show and Ed Sullivan's !Jllgram. and the ability to .]8111 arenas e~rerywhere they went were the hallmarks of the pub)icity the Redmen and their star player lliceived. . f .od . hi h '' The most telling example was the cartoon o the r.,c:n. m w c a outh shooting hoops with his buddy declares that by ' savmg my money ~ playing basketball, I figure I'll be abl~ to go to a real famous college, like Harvard; or Princeton, or Rio Grande!" . .. - This weekend the University of Rio Grande and Rio Grande Corilmu;rity College will' salute the team in a .series of special activities. A!ld in spite of the 40 years that have ~ smce the Redmen fust played m the famed "Hog Pen" of Community Hall, the. fascination ..yith Bevo .and his exploits continues unabated. '!;be recent arucle on Bevo m the fiii;IISS~ of ~ports Illustrated Classic has become as rare as film of Bevo m acuon; and the requests fll' information about him from sportswriters: historians and the everyday fan remain cons.tanL . . .. But It's not just the 40th anruversary of this phcnemenon that brings oilt the interest. The team's accomplishments were daily fodder for: the . national media in their heycfay, thanks to the promotional skills of Oliver, who didn't allow the scoffing of pundits and jealousy of coaches from bigger schools to 'obStruct his·goal ~f making hi~ ~ G~ team the greateSt thing in college basketball smoe the game s mvenuon. Reporters, columnists and commentators of the day saw in the modest, hard-wcrkiJig Bevo and his teammates something rare in the Americah scene, and it is a tribute to them that copy is written, commentary uuered and debate. heard all around the country today about what they did. The points they discuss may be as compiex as the breakdown of the scoring in the Hills· dale College game on Feb. 2, 1954, when Bevo hit his 113 points, or as simple as how tall Bevo really is (for the record, ~foot-9), but it proves !bat after all these years, the spell of Bevo and that period remains unbroken for basketball fans. I think it's safe to ~y !hat a decade from now when the team reaches its 50th anniversary, they'll still be talking about him. · . 'th · the And why? Because there's a fascination in our~ wt . seemg ll)lderdog get ahead. and when Olivel's crew took to the bardwood in November 1952 that's exactly what tliy were. But respect~ adulation were soon in coming as Bevo began challenging every scor:mg record '"I' .. ' · there was. · • It's a story that seems very appropriate to basketball. When a team from a tiny Lawrence County high ~hool nanied Wlllerloo began taking on all comers in 1934, who to<i:'them seriously at fust7 And yet the WonJlers coached by Magellan Hairston have attained legendary ~ in OIJio. basketball history. Remember H(){)siers, one of the besliDOVles released · in 1986? It was all about IIIOiher· high sehooliiUI nallody paid mach l!ttention to that Sl8rt1ed everyone by winning the 1ta1e bllskedwll title. That was also a true story - an Indiana squad that beat the odds to • achieve its pi early in the '50s. . : ·, Newt Oliver and his team did achieve their goal, 'and while the experi•ence was cut soort- too short, it seems- the Redmen of 19S2-S4 have : carved their place into the history books. The game, Rio Grande and : southern Ohio are the better for the exposure Bevo and his tcammaleS ! &enerated, and on this 40th anniversary, there is no'better time 10 forllll •:three to take the opportunity this weekend and say "thank you." . : , (Kevin KeUy 11 IQSOCiate director In the OMce of University Re!•· : ·lions at tile University of Rio qrande and Rio Grande Com•un1ty : College.) . · lLetters to the editor ... . Responds to letter .. .... nation scholastically. •:;. Dear Editor We are facing similar problems ::: I ·read your article from Mrs. · :~ilmore. As a parent of two only not as severe yet in the East. •Chester grade school children, I ern District. I also asl; that other parents who are fed up with this :wasou~ed! •: No child of mine would serve treatment of our children, step for:.-ny such detention or suspension. I ward and be heard. Together we :reel any reprimand could be served can get these school systems and teachers bact in line. •at recess pme. Parents take hcMt we do have a : These are small children. Our ;$chool boards are frightening them friend in our fight. Mr. Hudak, the •and treating them like harden crim- county physiologist, has helpe!l greatly in geDing homework levels '...'nals. : : They arc overstepping their down to where they should be and •bounds. If the teachers and school other areas as well. I'm sure that :boards would spend half as much between us and him we can gel our •lime leaChing our children as they school systems back to where they ~ handing out lhese ridiculous and should be. Mrs. Frank Ihle :anrair punishmen~ our children Pomeroy, Ohio ;Would be among ihe top in the . I ()n thla dale: . • __. S un.:... • • Saturday, Nov. 21 Accu-Weather' forecast for . CAIRO, EIYJII- It is one of West rewarded Egypt even more 550 people were killed and more laviJh)y. than 10,000 were injured in the the West's worst~: An Iranian-style revolution Referring to the windfall destruction. overthrows the government of. What's the solu'tion? The Inter· enjoyed by Egypt from its proE ' President Hosni Mubarak, WCIIem IIBIICC, one Wesrem diplo- national Monetary Fund is prew~s replaced by Muslim llllt told us: "Egypt made out like saibing a privatization plan, which extremists committed to waging a bandit." The UQited States for- could heighten, not diminish the war against Israel ani!, by extengave $7 billion in debt, and other dangers, playing intO the hands of sion, the interesta of the United tourism, is suffering. · WCIICnl countries followed suit. Islamic extremists. Economic warStates and its.allies. While tho United States frets Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have fare is 'one of the tools of this terOvernight, the. world could over Mubaralc's political health, directly and secretly contributed rorism. become an infinirely more danger- offteials also worry about the phys- perhaps as much as $10 billion. For example, tourism is Egypt's biggest money earner, at almost $3 · ous place, a flashpoint for the Oin- ical well-being of another key Yet all this treasure seems to ton adminisll'lllion. re$ional ally: Jordan's King Hus- have ev11p0rated like water in the billion in this boom year. But fun- . Far-fetdlod? Unfortunately, it is sem. Jordan has reboUnded from hot desert. A With 58 million ~ damentalist .attacks on tourists• all too real, according to diplomatic the political and economic crisis pie, Egypt is one of the poorest could devastate that industry. There' and int.elligence sources. An Islam- caused by the Oulf crisis. But a far · nations in-the world, wiib a per are remittances from the 4 million · ic insurgency here is growing and more serious concern looms over capita BDDual income of $700 per E~ workers in the Gulf coun- : showing few signs of stalling. Rad- Hussein's health: Hu was trealcd in person. Given such stark poverty, · tr1es aJld revenues from the Suez ; ical Muslims - dim:ted and ftmd. · the United States fwr cancer and Mubaralc's government must heavi- Canal, but bolh have been flagging.' ed· by outside countries - are has made many allusions to his ly subsidize energy and food prices Egypt earns a modest amount from : fomenting revol~tion in a country countrymen in recent days about or risk the destabilizing force of oil exports, but it is dwarfed by the; that's an econom~ '!ask~· his OWn mortality. Any negolialed food riots. reserves of other Arab countries. . Even now, rehg~ous extremists Middle East settlement will Foreign aid has been Outstripped . Already besieged and teahnicalare locked in violent clashes with requKI-MQ · . . l}I99QIAI ly bankrupt, Egypt sustained anOth· by the population explosion. About secur!ty forces for .control of 3/8MQ,l U¥M%9eAQMMQ !!{ jok whenit was hit by the worst 15 million Cairenes are"jammed Egypt s (lOOIU.towns m the 110uth. %1%ty 1s sull the foreillost con- eanhqualce in the last four cen- into 11 city planned for only 2 milSince last Match, violent uprisings cern. The Uniled States has extend· 1\lries. Our associate Dale Van Atta lion. The average Egyptian family have • to transform Egypt into .ed E$Y)ll an open checkboolc, male- reported from the crowded down- has five children,. · · · a Muslim theocracy. "Enemies of ing 1t one of the biggest interna- town section of the city on Oct 12 Housing can't keep pace. In· . Islam" have been assassinated, and tiona! charity cases in the history of . when the earthquake measuring 5.9 many places in Cairo, the density is Egypt' s economic lifeblood, foreign aid Mter the Gulf war, the on the Richter scale hit. More than six times that of Manhattan. Then there's noise pollution. One-third · of Cairenes have high blood pressure. A recent survey shows that' six out of 10 Cairenes take Iran· quilizers 10 get to sleep at night · For those looking for a silver ' lining, it may be dte sturdy stock of the people themselves who are . noted for their humor, including those in the criminal class. It's ' even reflected in the nature of some of the crime here, which is general·· ly non-violent and 1101118times com-· ical. Our per~onal favorites: the · thieves who were caught after: stealing a cow because they drove it away in a Mercedes Benz; the . thief who left a written apology after burglarizing a honle and used · the· stationery of several judges" woose 11omes he had broken into; and the robbers woo receqtly bailed a member of Parliament, llnown for a lust for publicity, with the equiv- ' alent of $1,500 in a wper bag otit· · side the door. He rushed to the· local police station for news cover- · age of him turning this in. Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein are writers for United" Feature Syndlcate,lnc. By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein ~ong supports location of' Alvis project ,. The November 10, 1992, edito: rial qf the Columbus DispatCh criticizing the State of Ohio's efforts to attract the AVLIS (Advanced VapOr Isotope Sepamtion) project for Piketon continued a very disappointing pattern of that newspaper undermining the efforts of 'our communities in Southern Ohio to retain and attract business and indusuy. It reminded me of the DispaU:h's edilllrial criticizii!f the state efforts to adopt public policy in this state to encourage the use of Ohio coal and save hundreds of coal miners' jobs in Southeaslem Ohio. It also raises serious queStions IS to why a major newspaper of this state such as the Dtspatch would ~efforts direcled toward.eco- " Sen.]an M. Long nomic recovery for an historically underdeveloped and economically sluggish region of the state. What is even more astonishing is .the position that the Dispatch bas taken over time to support money losing adventures such as Son of Heaven and Ameriflora. Could it be that those higb-priced tag frivolities benefits die Columbus economy? ~ one could dtaw that conclusion. Needless .to say, the Dispatch editorial opposing state efforts to bring AVUS to Sou~ Ohio is less than responsible journalism. The people of the counties of Pike, Scioto, Ross, Lawrence, and Jackson have tirelessly worked for the past several years to send a clear message to the federal government that the Southern Ohio Region of the Srate wants AVLIS. have worked in a bi-partisan sptrit with former Governor Celeste and Governor Voinovich, U.S. Senators Metzenbaum and Glenn, Speaker of the House Vern Riffe toward this end. In fact, two years ago, Secretary of Energy James Watkins visiled Piketon and' the Portsmouth area and visibly observed the SUPJ!O!t of thousands of people ~f the ~gKlll who attended a public rally m support of the location of AVLJS at Piketon. For the editorial writers of the Dispatch to sit in Columbu.s and Ther now oppose furthet efforts of locat· . ing AVLIS in Southern Ohio is dis· . comforti!l$ at the least and border· : line insulting to the good people of Southern Ohio. We would hope that any federal officials, who will be the decision makers of the AVLIS pro~t, would wtderstand " . that the opmions of the Dispatch , are not the sentiments of the people . of Southern Ohio. The people in communities of . Southern Ohio only desire to have . opportunities. In the future, we : would ltopC that the editors of the {lispatch would join us in those . .efforts to pursue opportunities that can economically improve a region of the state that desperately .needs · revitalizatiOn and recovery. Three che~rs for (non-alcoholic) beer It occurs to me that my fellow Republicans could use a lillll! good news after the cold show!!{ represented bf Election Day, and it's not beyond tmagining that even a few · Democrats will rejoice at my tidings. . Early this year my doctor advised llie that the time had come to give up alcohol. I have never drunk to what I consider excess, William A. Rusher but I have enjoyed wine or beer with my meals almost daily for many years. A bout of hepatitis A almost 20 years ago had weatened my liver, thougli, and in recent years even a glass of wine has had a nasty u:ndency to elev'ate my Berrys World :0.. I: . - "Eef you prefare IIBt, 1 CBn llhfltlft from Fronch IJCZMt to zt111 s.hzalrn aczent. " zee triglyceride couRt. (Triglycerides It turns out that practically every are a sort of kissing cousin to major brewer in the Uniled States coolest.erol.) So 1 had seen the. ban and Europe makes a non-alcoholic · coniin& from afar. . beer, and most goo<! restaurants, . Luckily I don't have an alco- bars and stores offer at least·one : holic bone in my body, so quining brand. Oddly, they arc almost' WI!S easy. I.missed the simpfe plea- never advertised or aggressively' sure of a glass of good wine with promoted, though they cost about my food, but not unendurably and the same as regular beer. These not for long. One immediate bonus days, however, when the iide is. was that I lost a few pounds. running heavily in favor of "light". Being a constructive-minded . wines and beers, and even bottled· soul, however, I ·began looking water, a non-alcoholic beer is thearound f<r a substiture. I found that perfect solution for designated : there is at least one brand of non- drivers or anybody else who, for . alcoholic wine made (in Califor- whatever reason, doesn't want to · nia), and I quiclcly zipped throu~h drink. (Caveat: I don't know : its varietals: cabernct, pinot nou, whether it would work for alco- : chardonnay, etc. Unfortunately, holies. The ·labels say, "Contains • · they all tasted pret.ty much like less than one-half of one percent : mouthwash to me. · alcohol by volume.'' Consult your : Then some Good Samaritan . physician.) In addition to its other . suggesled that I try a non-alcoholic merits, ~-alcoholic beer usually : beer. I didn't even know there was has only about 70 calories per 12- · such a thing, but I have learned. my ounce boUle. . : friends, I have learned. Not only is So n.owadays, I can often be : there 'Such a thing but - perhaps · found with my beak buried grate- · because most beers average only fully in a foamy glass of non-alco- : around 5 percent alcohol (com- hobc beer. Personally 1 find just ; pared to wine's 11 « 12 percent) abou.t all of the American brands, .. - removing this doesn't del!!olllre too light and dry f« my taste (and· : what remains. In' shon, the great that goes for regular. American : news Is thai there are many brands beers too). But most of the Euro- ' of non-alcoholic beer available, pean !Rweries are tumilig out non- : and that several of them are emi- alcoholic brews that ue unritistak- ' nently drinkable. I only wish I'd ably beer, and I bless them for iL : learned about them sooner. . Recently a second California : Of course, I won't cootcnd ~ winery has tried.its hand at provid- : • any beer, alcoholic or otherwise, ing a non..aJcollolic wine by a new : can complement a French « Italian ~::cell. On the basis or the one : ; meal as superbly u wine. :s- has of their chardonnay that I've • alway• been my choice, thoush, llllllqCd to lay hinds 011, they may : with Gennla or Chinele food, and be on 10 something. Meanw.hile, ~ holds ill own nicely .with most JI8S.S. the non-alcoholic foamy, and . : t\. sirlctly American dishes as well. prosttl . ·, As for French and Ilalian fue William Rusller II a l)'lldlcat· • well, beggari can't be choosers. · ed writer for Newspaper Enter• :: Beer is far better lhln·cola. prllt Alloclatlon. t Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio OtiiO Weather Egypt could turn into another Iran '·' • ; ' In 1620, Pei1:ine While, the IUD of W'dlilm •ouUMmw ".....,,.Wll ;born ~bon the 'Mayflowa'" in Maalclalleal Bay -the first child to be bom ofEnp!lb..,.,. ill what i J - New Jin8llnd. ' Page 2-The Dally Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, November 20, 1992 / [oday ·in history B Tile Alloclated " . . : ' Today iJ Friday, Nov.~. the 325111 day of 1992. 11lcre are 41 days l~ft ~.. the year ' '7'roc~ay•s mgblight in History: Nov 20 1947, Britain 'a future queen, Prlnc:eu BUzabeth, married :PhiliP Mounit.acn: Duke of Edinbuqh, In a cawwwy llnladcMt world· !wide from Westminster Abbey· Friday, November 20, 1992 conditiOJJS and high temperatures MICH.· IND. •1Columbusl61" I W. VA. Sunny Pt. Cloudr. Cloudy ------Weather----South-Central Ohio Tonight, becoming cloudy. A chance of rain late. Low in the upper 40s. Chance of rain 40 peF cent. Saturday, periods of Iain with thunderstorms possible. High near 65. Chance of rain 80 percent. Extend.ed forecast: The National Weather Service extended forecast for Ohio: Sunday, showers likely. Mominj! lows in the 40s. Highs from ~ . mtd-50s to the mid-60's. Monday, generally fair. Lows from the upper 30s to th!' mid-40s. Highs mostly in the 50s. Tuesday, fair. Lows in the 30s. HiShs in the 40s. · --Area deaths-· .,...,....__ Arthur.Stobart Pierce Rice J! ~=:': 6fue::'. · h . . upper~ to mjddle 60s. ~d and throughout much of the Rockies ern Minnesota, South Dakota anc( occas . lyhwet weather WID conand the Dakotas North .n.a.~. , throu Sunda · · .,_ Clouds WI11 mcrease torug t as · moisture ~ over the region . d' · d an upper · au an utturbance alliXOIChes from the southwest, the National Weather Service said toda ~ will spread over the west· em half of the stale after 'dni ht. Thunderstorms are possib:. g Tonight will remain mild with lows from the middle 40s to around 50 _ Rain will be widesp~ead over lthe slate Satuiday, especially dur: ing the IIIClJning•. Agam a .thunder· storin will not be out of the question. Mild air will remain over the region producing highs from the . '' ,, ''''' Rain forecast in region this evening.·-. Arthur Allen Stobart, 61, of Mrs. Pierce Rice of 2106 South Main Street in Middleport, died on Fifth St., Arlington, Va., the former Thursilay, November 19, 1992 in Marilyn Young of Pomeroy, died (See related story.) Nov. 15, 1992, according to word Gallipolis. He was born on October 2, 1931 received here. in Antiquity, son of Beulah Ayres Mrs. Rice was the eldest daugh- Stobart the late Arthur Stobart. ter of the late ThOJDas and Geral· He wasand employed by the Mikedine Davis Young, Pomeroy, and l! sister of the late Mrs . ltobert · Sells Potato Chip companyBesides his mother, he is sur(Elaine) Rogers of NelsonviUe. vived by his wife, Lucretia Cornell She is survived by her husband, Stobart, Middleport; two daughters, Pierce Rice, noted muralist and Tanya Stobart and Mrs •.David professor of design, of Arlington; a (Tammi) Cole, both of Middleport; sister, Mrs. Edgar (Jeanette) Alt· a son, Rick (Melba) Stobart, mayer, Levittown, N. Y.; an uncle, Chester; three grandchildren: Dr. Hugh H. Davis, 222 West Main Lacey and Samantha Cole;Ryan, two St., Pomeroy; a"brother-in-law, brothers, Eddie Stobart, Miami, Robert Rogers, Nelsonville, two and Gene Stobart, Lar~o. Fla.; nieces, Janet Rogers, Arlington, Fla., his mother and father-m-law, Va., and Nancy Wells, Belpre, and James and Bernice Cornell, Midtwo nephews, Stewart Altmayer, dl~port; .and several nie.ces al'!d· M. n. ~ Albany, N. Y ., and nephews. Lawrence Altmayer, Alexandria.• He atten.d ed the Middleport Va:, and several cousins. Church of Christ. was a veteran of Mrs. Rice was a graduate of the Korean Conflict and was a Pom~y High School and of Ohio · member of .the American Legion, State University. She was a mem128 in Middleport. He was ber of Phi Beta Kappa and graduat- Post also active in the ¥!erican Legion ed summa cum laude from Ohio baseball. program. . . State. She became a recognized Funeral services will be held on economist with many publications Sunday• at I p.m. at Ewing Funeral to her credit. After being with pri· Home in Pomeroy with AI Hartson vate economic agencies, she officiating. Burial will be in accepted a position with the U. .S. Gilmore Cemetery. DepartmCnt of Commerce, special· Friends may call at the funeral izing ln projections for the U. S. home on Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. Budget and accounting matters. She was there at the time of her retirement several years ago. Funeral services were held in Arlingion Wednescjay. · ' Veterans Memorial At a time to be announced later, THURSDAY ADMISSIONS • there will be a committal service None. · when the ashes of the deceaSed are THURSDAY DISCHARGES · deposited in the Young family lot, Eileen Polk and Kaaron Pickens. Beech Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy. Hospital news unueTh. ·c S Y-. . , e o1umbus weather station says the .record high for this date was 74. 10 1942· The record low was 11 m 1914 .. . S~tiClnight wll! be 5:12p.m. Sunnse Saturday w11l be at 7:24 a.m. Around the natioa A powerful storm system dumped rain across much of the Plains early today. Snow blanketed ~orecas .of th. eteNrsorthpredicw~ledt. _ ; n show·-· ~u= :t~chw.gideanstodawathyfromasa 1 cold front moves through. Snow was expected today · Stocks HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharges, Nov. I 9 • Mrs. George Hafflet and daughter, Elisa Lawrence, Jarrid Wahclcu, Lidora Brady, Ai Morris, Marlene Gilliam, Kermit Adkins, Chelse Jones, Laura Wangler, Heidi Sturgeon, and Betty Corbin. '· Births, Nov. 19 • Mr. and Mrs. Terry Adams, a son, Bidwell. !'h. and Mrs. William Jeffers, a son. Southside. W.Va. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - A photograph by the Hubble Space Telescope $bows the churning center of a galaxy that may be the closest view yet of a blac1c hole. Walter Jaffe of the Leiden Observatory in The Netherlands announced at a ·NASA news conference Thursday that the photo· graph.provides support for the theory of blac1c ooles because it soows several features that had been predicted to surround such celestial Jaffe said the picture from the orbiting Hubble telescope gives a view into the middle of a galaxy thai is 10 million times more massive than !he sun and that is spewing energy at a gigantic rate. "This is the best look we have ever had of the nuclear engine at · the center of an active galaxy," Jaffe told reporters. "We haven't seen a black hole itself, but we're viewing as close to a black hole as · we've ever seen before. " objects~. --Local briefs... -_____, .· ·, . Continued from page 1 court last week. The contents of indfctments, including names of defendants, are not released until the documents are filed. B&E at cabin investigated The Meigs County Sheriff's Department is investigating the breaking and entering of a hunting cabin on the Wes Manley Property on Smith Road. · According to Sheriff James M. Soulsby, a brealcer box and circuit breakers, a coffee maker, tools, window, ladder, pots and pans were among the items taken. EMS units answer calls Meigs Emergency Services units answered 10 calls for assistance on Thtmlday. At 8:38 a.m., Middleport unit went to North Second Street for William Davis. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At.l2: 15 p.m., Middlepon unit went to Cole StreeL Gene Grate was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospilal. At 1:26 p.m., Middleport squad went to Holzer Clinic. Melina Wahn was taken to Holzer. At' 2:23 p.m., Racine unit took Helen Jeffers from Third Street to Vet· erans. Ai 2:37 p.m., Pomeroy SIJuad went to Racine and took Dennis Palmer til Veterans. At 5 p.m., Middleport squad responded to Overbrook Center and took Todd Ackerman to Pleasant Valley Hospital. At 7:06 p.m., Rutland squad went to Meigs Mine. 2. Charles Adkin was taken to Holzer. At 8:09 p.m., Middleport unit went to Overbrook Center and took Ralph Fl'llDk, to Veteran,. At 9:42 p.m., Rutland unit went to Crouser Road. Danny Shain was taken 10 Pleasant Valley. At 11:36 p.m., Tuppers Plains squad Dansported Jack Westfall from Reedsville to Camden-Clark Memorial liospilal. · ---Livesto~k report-- Receipts Thursday 8,000. EstiCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Direct livestock prices and receipts maled receipts Friday 7,500. Prices from The Producers Liveat selected buying points Friday by the Ohio Dep~ment of Agricul- . stock Association: Cattle: 1.50 higher. ture: Slaughter steers: choice 68.00· Barrows and gilts : steady; demand moderate. · 78.00; select 65.00-73.00. Slaughter heifers: choice 68.25U.S. 1-2, 230-260 lbs;, country points, 40.00-41.00; plants 41.00- 75.25; select 63.00-72.50. Cows: 1.00 higher; all cows 42.00. U.S. 1-3, 230-260 lbs., country 54.75'and down. · Bulls: steady; all bulls 58.00 and points, 38.5()..4().00. U.S. 1-2, .210-230 lbs., country down. points, 37.50-39.00. man found dead in delivery truck A Middleport man was found dead early this morning in a delivery truck behind Big Bear Super· market, 31 Ohio River Plaza, East· ern Ave., Gallipolis. Gallipolis police reported he apparently died of natural causes. According to a report from the Gallipoli.s Police Department, Arthur Stobart, 61, 420 Main Street, Middleport, was found lying il) the .back of his Mike SeUs Potato Chip Company delivery truck, which was parked in the grocery's rear parking lot. There were no signs of foul play, the report said. S!Oban's family began looking for him when he did not return home from Iwork Thursday evening by ·searching all of the stops on his delivery route. The family found . him eariy this morning. · Gallia County Coroner Dr. Edward J. BerJcjch authorized the body's release to Waugh-Hallerwood Funeral HOJDC .in Gallipolis. Stobart's'family later had the body transferred to the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. _ Dr. Berkich said this morning Stobart apparently died of an acute bean heart attack. . . Seeks divorce An action for divorce has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Leta Lailderinilt, Pomeroy, against Orland J. Lauder· milt, Pomerny. A divorce has been granted in the court to Robert 0. Spencer from Delora A. Spencer. The photograph is of a galaxy called NGC4261, one of many galaxies in the grouping known as the Virgo Cluster, about 45 million light years fi1>m Earth. . Jaffe said the galaxy was studied because radio telescopes, which study invisibleJadlation from stars, had detected a powerful signal. That signal, he said, came from two jets of material, stretching across almost 100,000 light years, that are streaking war. from the g&laxy at millions of miles an hour. Such jets are thought to be a feature of black holes. "Black hole'·' is the name theoreticians have given to the invisible celestial object they predict is formed after the ~!lapse of .a very large star. Matter from the star compresses and eventually becomes so dense that its gravitational force will not permit anything - not even light - to escape. Because it retains all light, a black hole cannot be seen. The photo shows a bright disk with dart matter filling the center. In the very center of the darlc mat· ter is a bright spot. The disk mea- .. OPEA ... due L..---------...1 cerns." HOME COOKED . ROAST BEEF DINNER . 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O.tot.lollolpC......,. lt~l W-:...... -..- ............................~.40 IIWIIIII.......................................... 152 w.a........................................ .10 411 '· Lottery SUNDAY, NOV. 22, 1992 Olio Mcalh-......,.......................,. .......16.1115 Olio Year...................... .r. ....... .- ... S88.10 Lawmakers Meigs anouncemets .IUJIKJUPJION llltATD o.e wiiL ............................... -.........suo -~--- sures about 400 liSht rears acrOss~' A light year is the distance light travels in a vacuum in one year; about 6 trillion miles. Continued from page 1 • • month suspension. • The only grounds for appeal is that the officer had no probablp cause to stop the driver, the te~ equjpment was defective or the driver was not advised of the consequences of refusing to take the test. .. Later, the Senate voled 30..() 00 accept House changes in the bill endorsed by Mothers Agains.l Drunk Driving and various law. enforcement groups, including the State Highway Patrol. ,. The chief sponsor, Sen. Paul Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, said the HouSjl deleted some provisions that should have been included, such as permanent license revOClltions for founlttime offenders. He said he will work to add the deleted provision'S to other bills that are to be acred oo in December. : By a vote of 77-13, the Hou$e added its approval to a Senate bill o.verhauling the liquor license quota system. It will let the Department of . Tbanksgivin~ Service Liquor Control move licenses \lithMiddleport s community in counties to serve growing areaS Thanksgiving service will be held that can't qualify under the present at 'the MiddlePort First Presbyterian system, sponsors said. Church on Sunday at 1 p.m. willl a Lawmakers also sent the govef: canned food donation to be made to nor bills to: .• the food pantry in Pomtroy. Public Require doctors and othCT inviled. health-care professionajs to use specified precautions to prevent the spread of AIDS and hepatitis B and numbe~s establish a task force 10 study transmission of the diseases. .• CLEVELAND.(AP)- Here are . -Clarify point-of-sale definiThursday night's Ohio .Lottery tions under Ohio•s §ales taX laws. · ' selections: - . Exempt tuition-paying schoQJ Pick 3 Numbers pupils from a ban against studenu 9-1-4 attending classes in districts adja: (nine, one, four) cent to their home districts. ·• . Pick 4 Numbers -~educe license fees for brew: 2-9-34 eries from $3,125 a year to $40 (two, nine, three, four) plus 10 cents a barrel, which is the same as wine licenses. -Permit courts to spend certain funds for computerization. ·.: Continued from page 1 -Allow certain banks to offer rr0m doing so to federal regu- mutual funds investments. lations. A publicly owned landfill could COLONY THEATRE probably control out-of-Slate waste. TONIGHT T~RU THURSDAY . added McCullough. Under the plan, OEPA .only has THE- LAST OF THE . to address the areas of 25 percent MOHICANS R waste reduction and recy~ling proSHoW TIMES: grams. However, OEPA does not Fri.-S.t.SUn. 7:30 a 9:30 have to address issues including Mon. 1hf!l Th.... Ono Ev.nlng public education and litter preven. Show7:30 Adml8oion SI.SO • ~ tion. "The plan will have strategies · for waste reduction and recycling," said David White, Division of Solid and Infectious Waste Management. This issue of mandatory recycling was also questioned and whether or not it would be in OEPA's plan. "Mandatory recycling must be done through an ordinance by local govel'llments," he added. "The plan will have a budget and programs the district is eligible to fund." Despite the hour and a half question and comment period, audience members appeared unhappy that more detailed answers couldn't be given by the OEPA officials. "It' s too early to say what· changes wiD be made from the district's plan to our plan," said White. "We will certainly take into consideration the public's con- S1.19{1J.9ll)" SPECIJU PO!I'I'MABI'I!R: Bood- ,...._ ... Tho Dally Boallaol, Ill C01r1 8&., Poa..oy, OHio 41788. Ddy........,_.............. ................,.JII C...ta. Temperl!tures today . were; . expecled to reach the 30s in nonh-• ern New Eng ., and , t h e northem.' Plains 'and the northern Rockies; • 40s in the rest of the Northeast, the: central Plains ·and much of the : Northwest; 50s in VirJinia, the • Midwest, the upp~r Mississippi : Vall~y and the PacifiC Northwest; : 60s m the Ap~chians, most of . . Texas and California; 70s in most : of the Southeast, southern Texas : and the Southwest; and 80s in • sou.them Aorida. : The ,high temperature for the · nation Thursday was 85 degrees at : Fort Myers, Fla. . ~ : Space telescope gives view of disk around 'black hole' j ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~· ~Middleport Hospital news Strong thunderstorms so.alced Texas on Thursday. Ten inches of rain fell . at Poth . • southeast of S. an An~mo, dunng a 10-oour penod ending at 6 p.m. EST. A thunder· ~produced 1.80 inches of rain dunng hl\lf an hour at Corpus Chri~ti . There was minor street flooding along the Texas~ . Tornadoes touched down m severa! parts of Te~- There were no ~epo,rts of maJor damage or tnJuneThs. d . . d urs ay evenmg, ram an thu~erstormands extendedte. LoovC!' ~t· em. exas wes rn UISti!M· Ram soaked much of the· Plams. Snow showers extended over west- l!K tne ""IIIIO'(:OGIII'If, liiKirlc Illite... ~· lfld l.t~ '"~··'-· Onlbllt:"Build~r Sold Under FnliA �Sports Friday, November 20, 1992 . Th~ D~y ..~~.~l COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Hard work has been the comerstone of Paul Long's success at Ohio State. And now his career, built on that hard work, is near an end. "I'm a senior this year, so I'm not holding back anvthins for any· body," Long said. '·i;m putting it au on the line." One must understand, thO!I~h, when Long says he isn't holdmg anything back, the last Saturday of his college career - when the Buckeyes host Michigan -is only a part of the big picture. It started y~s ago, tllis work ethic that had him even symbolical- Miami-Syracuse game to put bowl bids, national title, etc., at ·s take SPECIAL HONOREES-These eight young men, members or the 1992 footbaU squad, were honored either as seniors or special award winners Thursday night at Eastern's fall sports banquet. Pict11red are, front, l·r, Brian Long, c-.~, SbMeJIIDes, and Pat Newland. In ''bact are Mike Roush, Benny Bryant, Charlie Bissell,'and Jeremy Buckley. All are seniors except Newland, who won the 110 percent award, and Bissell, who was liamtd Most Improved. Savoy was named Best Back, Buck· ley, B.est Defensive Player, and. James, Best Lineman. _ EHS VOLLEYBALL AWARDS-These . ·young ladies were boaored Tbunday evening as either senior team members or special award winners for their elrorts in volleybaU this past season. Pictured are, front, l·r, Carrie Morris· sey, Best Server and Most Points Scored . awards; and Becky Driggs, Most Improved. Back·Sherri Smith, Stephanie Otto, and Kellle Ridenour. Otto was awarded the Best Spiking Percentage award. AU ate senior team members except Driggs. · . Eastern fall athletes honored with banquet BY SCOTT WOL{E Sentinel Correspondent . A large crowd .of parents and -community congregated at Eastern High School Thursday evening to honor members of the various fall sports squads. Student athletes, .. parents, and coaches were honored with an excellent meal and awards ceremony, provided by the EHS athletic boosters, and catered by the VillageCraftandFI6werShop. Joyce Hill, booster Co-president, J)'rovided the welcoming address, while high school principal Charles Moore gave the invlleation and served as master of cere.moriies. Senior parents were recogniied by the booster club and Vice-presi· dent Susan l'llllins, . The guest speaker for the evening was Doug Sams from Fair· mont State.College. The jjlnior high cheerleaders were· honored by advisor Tammy <;:apehart. Honored were Jeannie ' Newell, Angie Bissell, Kelli Bal- Yonker was manager. ley, Billie Pooler, and Kellie · Head varsity toaeh Don Jackson Osborne. honored members of the varsity Paul Brannon, Junior High vol, and reserve volleyball teams. leyball coach, honored his club for Reserve volleyball players rec· an outstanding season. Team ognized were' Beth Bay, Jessica members were Martie Holter, Patsy Chevalier, Rebecca Evans, Melissa Aeiker, CrysUll Holsinger, Traci Guess, Rachael Hawley, Valerie Heines, Amanda Milhoan, McGinnis, Michelle Maynard, Michelle Caldwell, Joanna Gumpf, Nicole Nelson, Jamie Ord, Amy and Kim Mayle. Redoviao, Brandi .Reeves, Kellie Junior High football coach Den· Ridenour, Michelle Schultz, and nis Eichinger recognized his team WendyRach. for a fine effort. Team members Brandi Reeves was recognized were Chris Bailey, Eric Dillard, as leading on the team, scorJosh Casto, Daniel Otto, Jeff ing 101 of314points. . Rankin, BiUY. Francis, Chance WatVarsity players were Penny son, Pat Aeiker, Adlun McDaniel, Aeiker, Kathy Bernard, Becky Don Haning, Robbie Reeves, John Driggs, Shelly Hendricks, Jessica Riley, Chad Wheeler, Shawn Long, Karr Carrie Morrissey, Heidi Nel· and Jason Parker. son, Jessica Radfml, Sherri Smith, Other team members were Wes· Jai~ Wilson, and Stephanie Otto. ley Sanders, Jack Beeker, David Carrie Morrissey earned both Vanlnwageo, Nathan Radford, the Best Serving Pen:eotage award Rober! Harris, Ryan Hawley, and Most Points Scored award. Jeremiah Kehl, Arland McCartney, The senior setter bad 169 of 183 Steven Durst, Abe Rach, Billy Bar· serving attempts for 92 percent, ber, and Nick Spurlock. Corey 110 o~erall points, four blocks, and scorer ;. ew· ~st NL .teams pa'" ou't $2.6 mz.llz·on N 'J er to res~ o·'./.f! bas·e_ballfiamz·l,"'J . p:. er pia'"· 'J ' ' :: .; By JIM UTKE AP Sports Writer :0 Imagine being part of a Rotis• serie league where you get to keep tile best players and the last two ~Cams to JOin have 10 kick $2.6 milJ:loo into the pot each and every time they reach down into the dregS: . Well, you !lidn't have to im'agtne if you were the owner of one of (he major league's 26 esUlblished ftanchises on Tuesday. AU you had to do was tune in 10 ESPN. : During that network's day-long cbverage of baseball's expansion draft, those same owners got to fiatch the new kids on the block, the Aorida Marlins and Colorado Rockies, tum over pile after pile of discarded players to find out exact· It how liUie $95 miUion buys these days ·: The $95 miUion is the franchise t~e that their more-established brethren exJracted from the owners nf both the Marlins and Rockies for the dubious privilege of joining the National League next season. Since i!Oth teams were given 36 seleclions, the cost per-player works out tlf a preposterous $2,638,888, give or take a few eents. •· And that sum was/'ust to acquire die players; on 10p o that, iocredible as it may seem, the Rockies and Marlins are also going to have to pay the prospects, rejects and r~treads they collected. Then and this is the really incredible part ...;.. they are actually going to try and play competitive basehall with six aces. . Becky Driggs was named Mast Improved Player and Stephanie Ouo earned the Best Spiking Percentage award. Otto hitHl9 of 147 spikes. for '73 percent, had 63 points, 16 blocks, 24 kills, and hit 119 of 175 serving attempts. buo also earned AU-District 13honors. Junior Jaime Wilson was District13 honorable mendon. ·a..... . . . . . : CentraiiM.WO. 1 Milwollille 7 ·I ...... 5 2 ... ,...... 4 l , Cbic.tJo ladLtaa ·~ .... ..... . 87~ - .714 11(2 .1567 2 4 . .429 31(2 ....... :. 3 ' bnotoad ........ 3 5 .375 . 4 Atlon1a ........... l 5 .216 41(2 .......... l 5 .21641/l ; WUI'ERN CONriRINCB ' By JIM O'CONNELL AP Basketball Writer EAST RUTIIERFORD, N"J. _ Seton Hall threw a prettY' gopd punch and Delaware took it and then threw a good one of its own. The second haymalrer Seton Hall unloaded ended things early. . The sixth-ranked Pirates looked like a team deserving of that lofty position for tbree ~qua'rters of Thursday night's preseason NIT opening-round game against Delaware and thai was good enough for a 75-54 victory. "We weren't really looking beyond them, but I think we all expected to blow them out," Seton ' HaU sophomore John Leahy said. It was Leahy's two 3-pointers that started a 25-6 run to open the second half and advance the Pirates to the quarterfinals against Tennessee, which beal Rutgers 87-79 ThUI'SI;Iay night Seton Hall had managed that· many 3s in .10 altelllpts in the fusi half, which ended with the Pirates ahead 35-29. Delaware rallied from a 29·11 deficit nine minutes in with a 9-0 run and then closed ihe half with a 7·0 burst as Seton Hall didn't score for the final5:09 of ihe half. "We lost our concemration. We stopped trying to get ball inside and play instde-out,'' said Terry Dehere, who led the Pirates with 25 points. · ''In the second half we stayed more focused. We started playing a little more conservatively, taking less chances and John them. Greg Hibbard (to the Cubs) and "We're thrilled with'the way Danny Jackson (to the PhiUies) for everything fit," the Marlins' youngsters; and the Rockies for youngish general manager, Dave shipping out Jody Reed (to the Dombrowski, said with apparent Dodgers) and Kevin Reimer (to earnestness. "We' re in a position Milwaukee). where we·feel we'll be able· to sign · Even so, there is a ton of expenfree-agent players at the major sive free-agent talent presently league level who will help our ball- flooding the market, such as postclub." tion players Barry Bonds, Kirby Said Rockies general manager Puckett and Mark McGwire; pitchBob Gebhard: "It's been a pretty ers Greg Maddux, Doug Drabek exciting day. We do want to get and David Cone.·Neither the wellout, look at our roster, study it a lit- heeled Marlins nor the more fiscaltie and see what areas we needed to ly conservative Rockies will be straittenand grow with." able to resist temptation forever. I it sounds like both teams Both have established impresintend to spend more money, that's sive season-ticket bases to carry probably because they already rec- them through their inaugural seaognize the inevitability of having.to sons, but losing gets old awfully do so. Heading into Tuesday, fans fast. Sooner more likely than later, as well as some of Dombrowski's they will have to jump into the pool and Gebhard's counterparts envi- of reckless spending m which most sioned the draft as a multimillion· of the current owners are barely dollar swap meet along the lines of noating and then find out whether "Let's Make a Deal." Instead, it they can swim. turned out to be more like the WI. "Horne Shopping Network." Florida and Colorado eschewed the big names rumored to be part of "turnaround trades," in which hSig,hh-prDiced vTeterabns 1iSkhe· Lee MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) "We're getting our confidence m1t , anny arta u11 , a won _ Defensive lineman Byran Litton back after the two losses we've ·Dunston and Jose Lind would be believes losses to Southern Confer· had," Hatchett said. "We've preUy selected for the sole purpose of ence .foes Western Carolina and well forgotten about those losses, dealing them 10 another club. AppalaC'hian State can help but they are in the back of our To their immediate credit, both stren2lhen Marshall. mind. We're starting to come new clubs did manage some astute "We faced adversity with .the together as a team." finagling with the few modestly losses," Litton said. "That will Hatchett is among several Herd priced turnarounds they did make help us later on. We're 8 better players on the mend. He suffered use of - the Marlins in drafting team than we .~ere a· month ago. an injury to his ankle and knee and then dishing off left-banders . Young players have gained experi- against Tennessee-Chattanooga on ence and maturity. We have more Oct 24. · experience on the second team . "My confidence lev_i:l drOpped now." . ,and my timing got off," Hat.Chett ' Liaon believes a win over East said. "In my position it takes time Tennessee State Saturday is , to get back. Deeiaion-Rl819ng has S"""""'"" .. .. .. 4 4 .500 2 Ifl paramount for the Herd, alO:'!C to be instantaneous. I caught LA LakOIS ....... 3 3 .500 2 1/l sixth-ranked Mushall might myself at the beginning of the OoldatSu1c ....... 3 5 .375 31/l . Thur'ldaJ'• Gam• the Division I·AA playoffs even if game last Sarurday thinking abo!ll Odan-. 126, Ool6cl1. Swe J0'2 t.· it loses to the Bocc:aneem. what I'm doing." . · NowJ~IOS,Atlon1a101 lloultm99,Cl......... 92 "We don't want to leave any His leg Is about 95 pertent and San Anloaio 123, ~ 9~ question whether we belong In the "I feel progress every day," Deaver 99, Deaait 17 playoffs,.. Lium said. . Hatchell said. . . OW:act:i:O:' S.alll LA 101, New99¥011191 · Ruoning back Orlando Hatchea Manball is 7·3 overall, 4-2 in rrklly'• ... said 1 win over Tennessee Tech the conf~rence .' East Tennessee Mlamiotl'hilo.....,...,7:30p.m. Golden s•au::&mouo. 7:30p.m. last SIIW'day was abia boost. State is 5·5 and ll-4. Ullh •-lndiiM, 7:30p.m. MafSh.aII nee. ds n vs • ETSU t 0 make .st.rong . case fiOf pfayOff:S . . .. , ·ul&b Mldw•t~ vt L 5 2 ·......... .... _ ...... . 4, 42 •,, d' ······· 2 4 2 s Do1111 .......... I S ,Don_ .. .......... ,,._.. ............ -.......... ......... 5 I'd. Gl .714 ,fil{l II.!l .429 .333 21/l .216 3 .1117 31/l 01.000 - ......... 5 I .133 Ill 'llooato ........... 52 .714 I ,iA Clippors ..... 4 4 . .500 2 _Ill .· Wlllhinaton at-Minnelota,l p.M. Portlaal• SltrlllllltWt. ap.m. Cbica1o 11 LA ....... l0:30 p.m. ......, .• o...,. 'Philt, -OIA....... 7:30p.m. C&M . ~---7:30p.m. o.t.doOI-YOIII,I::!OpA · Clowolonolot Dolloo, 1::!0 , .... Sin -ot""'-,1:30p.m. lndlooalllllll......... ,p.... ............,_,,,.... Dotooio .. . _ ,.JQ ...... ~ 01 LA OippOto, lli::!Op.m. .-.... ,,........ '§.............. =NewS..,, 7p.m. C... aU:._, IO::!Op.m• I .... I. . II 1 .. '13.95 • IIJ · ................. aw.u.w. for 1U.~ce ~ . . gave us a big boost by hitting those two 3s." The loss should provide Delaware with a lift "We proved we can play with a team like Seton Hall, • said Spencer Dunkley who had 16 points and 12 rebounds despite . playing on a sprained left anlcle that had him on crutches right after the game. "lf we can shoot beuer we canplaywithateamlikethis." Anthony Wright had 14 points and 16 rebounds for Delaware. He had 12 offensive rebounds. Teonessee87,Rutge~79 Or"r•••I•IIIN I dtwa CALL 104-273·3077 410 Wll.lll1'01 It •IIRISWOOD, WV. Dempsey, Becky Mcintyre, and Jamie.Erwin, Senior football players honored were Jeremy Buckley, Chad Savoy, Ilrian Long, Benny Bryant, Mike . Roush, Charlie Francis, and Shane: James. Varsity football aw~rds were presented by Head Varsity mentor Dave Barr. Other rnem~ of the . football sq~Jl!<l were Davtd Keening, Jare!! Rtdenour, Tyson Rose, Robert Reed, Wes _Arbaug~. ~at Newland, Matt Martin, Charlie Bts- . sell, Matt Bowen.• Ryan B~cldey, Jer!od yaninwallen, Mtchael Smtth, E':JC Hill, Micah Otto, Kyle Ord, Bnan Bowen; and Jason . Sheets. . ff Team manager was Bnan Ho • man. Passing for over 1000 yards this season, senior Chad Savoy earned the Best Offensive Back award, . while Charlie Bissell earned the Most Improved Player award. Best Defensive Player award went to Jeremy Buckley, while Best Line-.: man was senior Shane James. Pat . Newlandciaimedthe llOpercent ' award. Princioal Moore Rave the bene: diction 10 end the event. Allan Houston made seven 3· poiniers and scored 27 points as Tennessee pulled away late in the seeond half and won at Rutgers. Rutgers led by 13 early in the first half, and was tied with the Volunteers with 8:23 to play. But Houston hit a 3-poioter, made another basket and had an assist as Tennessee went on an 8-0 run. Corey Allen and Lang Wiseman each added 21 for Tennessee, which made 11 3-pointers. Mike Jones had 19 and Steve Worthy 15 for Rutgers. By RICK WARNER · six pointS .... MIAMI 24-21. TeJ~BS Christian'(plus 25) AP Football Writer at No.4 Texas A&M Big games are nothing new at Aggies must imprest poll voters the Carrier Dome. Only this time, ... TEXAS.AclM45-10. the game is football. No. S Wasbini!OD (minus 14) Known primarily as the home of at Wasblngton St. Syrscuse's high-profile basketball Huskies headed Tor third straight team, the Dome will be the setting for a huge 'football ~ Saturday Rose Bowl ... WASHINGTON 34·- top-lllllked Miamt (9-0) against 17. No.6 Micbipn (minus 7) the No.8 Orangemen (9-1). at No. 17 Ohio St. At stake are Big East bragging Wolverines· have woo four rights, bowl bids and Miami's chance for a second straight nation- straight over .Buckeyes ... OHIO ST. 24-21. al championship. The Hurricanes say they aren't No.9Fior... (minus 6 1/2) at Vanderbilt worried about playiJig in the uiJraGators 0-3-1 in last four trips 10 loud Dome before 50,000 screaming fails. · . Nashville-· VANDERBI;LT 17-16. "We like going into hostile Iowa St. (plus 18) environments.'' receiver Lamar at No. 11 Colorado Thomas said. "We like people Cyclones coming off shocltiqg screaming obscene things, calling · win over Nebraska ... COL· ~~ jailbirds and convicts. It rums us ORADO 31-21. on and makes me want to score No. 25 Wake Forest (plus 81/2) touchdown:>." at No. 13 North Carolina St. Miami' has scored plenty of Demon Deacons have ·won six touchdowns in its last four games consecutive games ... N.C. ST. 17after struggling for points early in 14. the season. However, the HurriNo. 14 Stanford canes will be facing a Syracuse (minus 2 1/2) at California 4efense that has given up only 36 The Cardinal hasn't lost Big points in its last four games. Game since 1986 ... STANFORD . . ''Ther've got a very good 24-17. defense,' said Miami quarterback No. 15 Southern Cal · Gino Tol'!'lltta. the scl!ool's career (miDus 9) at UCLA · passing leader. "They're very fast Bruins fmish with losing record and tJiey give )'011'8 lot of looks In ... SOUTIIERNCALI7:10. . I the secondary, whicll is wily they Arizona St. (plus 7) have so many Interceptions.'' at No. 16 Arizona Syracuse quarterback Marvin Sun Devils haven't won at TucGraves is the nation's leading pass- .sonsince 1980 ... ARIWNA21-7. er, but he will be tested by a Miami No. 19 Boston College defense that is giving up only 11 (minus 17) at Army · points and 166 passing yards J!Cr . Eagles snap two-game losing game. · · streak ... BOSTON COLLEGE 31Although the Orangemen are 10. playing at home, remember that Kentucky (plus 17112) their only loss .this season - 35-12 at No. 20 Tennessee to Ohio State- came at the Carri-_ Johnny MajOrs' last home game er Dome. Fur!hermore, an experi- ... TENNESSEE 34-14. enced Miami team that• played No. 21 Nofih Carolina before 961000 Penn State fans last . (minus 7) at Duke month won't be intimidated by the Duke fans are ready for basket· deafening Dome crowd. ball ... NORTH CAROLINA 28· ; The Hurricanes are favored by 14. No. 22 Kansas (minus 7 1/2) at Missouri Second-oldest rivalry in Division I·A ... KANSAS 27·24. Pittsburgh (pl111 21) at No. 23 Penn St. Intrastate rivals won't me~t again until I997 ... PENN ST. 3421. Last week: 12-5 (straight); 9-7 (spread). Season: 15646 (straight); 92-89 (spread). SALE Eckersley namedMVP ing against the 'same defense," Long said. "(A few weeks ago) I was watehing the Michigan game aJainst Michigan State, and I ptcke;d up some gQOd thinJS from Eventt, and couple of thmgs he could have done better, and I tried to make sure those things didn 't happen to me." It's that focus, OSU offensive coordinator Joe Hollis said, that's given Hollis and OSU coach John Cooper reason to push Long for aDBig Teo recognition . Long has been extremely effective this ~­ son, Hollis said, and it has had little to do with pure athletic talent . . "I think it's his 111~ of want to because be's not 1 guy who is just a super talent,'' Hollis Slid. "Some people IBY he's a lillie stiff, and Ibis and that. AU I kDow is he's a self-made kind of py." Long WIS I defensiYC linemlll when he first arrived, but was moved to eenter i!l the spring of 1990. He WOII the swting job the spring of 1991 8l!d bas played virtually ever snap since thm. · "He's 1101 dominating, bul from a coach's standpoint it's v«y salis· fying to see a guy go out 8l!d play as well as he does, because you know it comes from hard work. Tnne 19999 5 sAll-You-Care.:ro-Eat Buffet. $6.49. . ,.,_· Reg. $699.99 99 SALE 5489 • Children wxler 5 eat frtt. Children 5.J2 eat for $2.99. Our fabulous Thanksgiving buffet includes all your favorites , like delicious ove n-roasted, all-white breast of turkey, cornbread dressing, giblet gravy, mashejl potatoes, yams, peas, glazed ham, Layaway For Chrlltmat New II 1~;~:~~:]~}~%~~£~:i;SJIOUEYiinclude s our THE FABRIC SHOP ft 328 VIAND STREET • PT. PLWINT, WY. oo't 1992 OLDS ICHIEYA OR CHEVY CORSICA Ll Auto., air, 6 cyl., air big, stereo. Auto., air, Quad engine, stereo. 'II '249 DOWN, $249 PER MO. ·79 $179 PEl - . SENIOR CHEERLEAD·· · ER • Cheer leading Captain •• Tracy Murphy was honored : as a senior cheerleader at •• Eastern's Fall Sports Banquet .' Thursday. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Oakland's Dennis Eckersley is . ready to defend his selection as the AL 'Most Valuable Player to any· one who doesn't thipk a reliever· deserves the honor. "I may not have played nine GRAVELY TRACTOR innin~s every day, but 1 sure did l SERVICE ; grind, ' said Eckersley, who earned . 204 SALES Condor SL l'omeroJ, OH. the honor by converting 51 of 54 IDIIU.IW&IDIIUII :· save opportunities. "I was nervous CLOSED MONDAY . for nine, so if that counts, I was OPEN TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY IIAM-S PM ready every day." SAT. II AM-12 Noon The Athletics' closer, who also won the American League Cy ~THE Young Award last week, said Thursday he values his second award even more. He spent the day staying near the phone, daring to hope he would win. • .------------....,,· We are buiP,g aldie ae•w willa mel badiHaa! Check Ill•• Mil!!! GRAVELY SYSTEM O'DELLS ,..., Tahoe, V-6, automatic, loaded. Auto., air, 4 cyl., P•. locks, anti-lock brakes. I - 20 ga~ l 12 ga. 2'.4" R,lfled Slugs 2.29 $14,521 *9899 •"• 1992 CADillAC SEVILLE . •"-.1993 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Ught Beige, Loaded. Unbelievable, but true. ONLY . ' $31 I 799 . WE SELL HUNTING UCENSE . '• free slice of pumpkin pie! But · make sure you arnve hungry . THANKSGIVING BUFFET BEGINS AT 11:00 A.M . BREAKFAST BAR SERVED UNTIL 10:00 A.M. POMEROY, OH. ',. ... - 1992 CHEVY LUMIIIA IS Iy thrown out of the OSU weightlifting room this past: summer bee••se of overindulgence. "I don't think you can ever worlc 100 much," Long said. "Lift· ing weights? Maybe sometimes, like at the end of the summer I was getting a little run-down, being in there so long every day ... but with , .mental things, you can never do enough." Especially with your team, one that had so much potential after a 3-0 start, fighting through the Big Ten stretch run to save face af!er an 0·2 conference start. ,Long will measure his team, and his play at center, in the film room . He will undoubtedly come across some tape of Michigan's Steve Everitt, af6ng with Iowa's Mike Devlin and Long the best of the lot at th~ position in the Big Ten. "I like to see how I fit in among other centers In the league, watch their mistakes, watch what they do well, pick up on those things and remember them for when'I'm play- Reg. $299~99 Auto., air, aterM, V-8, PW, PL, cruiM, tift, loadtcl. and· AUTO RENTAL •atNewlllley,1:30p.m. Utohot ......... 7:30p.m. 1 .I Seton· Hall Tennessee post .N IT .cage· WI·ns Scoreboard NaU-IIaollaiNII AI!Odltloft BrThe"'-loledP,... EASTEIIN CONn!IIENCE A.Jlulk Dhltloft WLP<I.GB Orlondo ......... ~ 2 .714 : NewJcnoy .. , .. 4 4 .!100 11/l • N"' Yodt ..._.. 4 4 .500 I 1/l • Miani ······-·· l 3 .!100 I 1}4 • W.........., ...... 2 ~ . .216 ,3 2 6 .250 31/l · ~ ....... I 4 .lOO 3 Senio~ players honored were Otto, Mornssey, Sherri Smith, and Kellie Ridenour. Advisor Jill- Holter presented awards to the cheerleading squad. Tracy Murphy was honored as a senior member of the squad. Other memberr. were Michelle Murphy, Anita Calaway, Missy Harris, Heather Howard, Heather Well, Courtney Knapp, Melissa The Dally sentinel Page 5 . 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CHURCH Dl . .:) " ; j: ~:1 ~·. ~.,·--------------------~ QUALITY 'PRINT SHOP 992·3345 MIDDLEPORT, OH. To· EASTERN and MEIGS HIGH BANDS ON OUTSTANDING MARCHING ·SEASONS . . ' ,' . PARTS 992·2139 POMEROY, OH. • SUMMERFIELD'S RESTAUUNT ·.; CHESlER,·OH. .: 985·3857 IKnllli Jleart Cee' 161 Mulbeny Aw., I' ""1.\ .I. IN ' SUGAR RUN FLOUR · MILlS .SWISHER· LOHSE PHARMACY II III ' ' •,1\ l"lf• •'l'IC FUNEUL H E 992·5141 MIDDLEPORT, PRESCRIPTION ·SHOP MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992·6669 HOME· NATIONAL BANK · EASTERN EAGLE MARCHING BAND . . . . s... Can. -C:4S-9:1S ..... Sun. Mill- 9:30 ..... Dailoy Mau - 1:30 ..... )'· CtlLHCil ot Chnst I• I, p • •I• •I . • • : I 992·3715 POMEROY, OH. CROW'S FAMI•v lot 1 ~RESTAURANT l. 992·2432 PoM.ERoY, oH. MEIGS 'MARAUDER MARCHING BAND •Rated Second InState Competition •Rated Superior and Second Place Band at Zanesville •1 st Place at Riverview •3rd Place at Mar.ietta, Groye City, Cl_aymont and Pt. Pleasant · • I ·VETERAN'S MEMORIAl . ·HOSITAL ' 992·2104 POMEROY, OH. ,1 ~. DOWNING· ! .(HI~DS MULLEN· MUSSER INSUUNCE '•• . • 1 992·2342 • POMEROY, OH. VALLEY INGELS ·LUMBER& SUPPLY . FURNITURE & JEWELRY 992.·6611 MIDDUPORT, OH .. 992·2635 MIDDUPOIT, OH. ' EWING FUNIUL HOME BlUM'· LUMBER COMPANY 992·2121 , PO•ROY, OH. · ' 985·3301 ' CHESTER, OH. s...day Sc:hool· 9::10 a.m. Wonbip- 8:15,1fl'.l0a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesdoy Serviceo - 7 p.m. Ii '• Racine Flnt Bapdlll Pastor: Sieve De..ver Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30 ..... Worship -10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services -7:30pm. Siver Run Baplllll PIIIOr. Bill LiWe S~mday SChool· IO..m. Wonhip-llun., 7:30p.m. Wedne.clay Servia:s-7:30p.m. . • , •• • Bothlohem Bapdlll Pu1or: Rev. !!ad Shuler Sunday School · l0:30'a.m. W011hip - 9:30a.m. Thurtday Services- 7:30pm. 'I t ..lourBank(t>t~... Bearwallow RW&e Cllurdl o1 C11r1s1 Putor: Jock CoJearove Sunday Sc:hool -9::!0 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m .. 6:30 p.m. · Wednesday Services-6:30pm. Zl.., Cll•dl ol Cllrilll Pomeroy, HurioonYille Rd. (Rt.l43) . Pastor: Jalerim putqr Sunday School - 9:30 U.., Wonhip- lfl'.lO a.m.,7:30 p.m. Wednelday Setvioes -7 p.m. ........, Cllllrdl , Clorlal PuiOr : Tom RID)'m Sunday Sc:hool - 9:30a.m. Worship · ICl'.lO Lm. Dexter Churdl or Chrllll Pastor: 01ri1 ~wart Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. , Worship - 10:30 a.m. W...,....yServices-7p.m. Hillside Baplllt Cllurcll SL Rt. 143 just elf Rt. 7 Pastor: Rev. Jamea R. A.rzrle, St: - f School· 10 a.m. =~~&' lla.m., 6 p.m. y Serviceo -7 p.m. W Bapllot VIet . ' Falll> Bapllsl Church Railroad St., Ma1011 Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worthip ·II a.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. FOraa Run Baplllll Putor : Ari.ua Hul\ - y School- 10 a.m. Worship • II a.m. Mt. Morlils Boplllll Fourth cl Main SL, Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Cm1o Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m. l A•IIQuiiJ Baplllll Pasoor: kaineth Smilh Sunday School· 9:30 •.m. Wonhip . 10:4~ a.m. Thursday Services - 7:30pm. Rullud Fret WUI Bapdll · SalemSt. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School- 10 ..... ', Em>ina·7p.m. Wednesday Serviceo -7 pm. ) I AJII Sired J1'rwwW Bapdll I I I r I• •I • Middlcpon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Wednelday Service -7:30p.m. SKUI'day Service· 7:30p.m. Churc~ Sunday Sc:hool · 9:30a.m. Worship - ID-.lO a.m., 7:00p.m. WedneidayServi<:es -7:30p.m. S.cco. Road Cllurcll oiC~rllll Putor: Joocpll B. Hookias Sunday School· 9 a.m. Wonltip - IOa.m., 7p.m. w.......a.y Scrvic:es - 7 p.m. LlberiJ a.-. CloDexler Pastor: Woody Ooll Sunday School · 10 a.m. s-, -7p.m. Wcdu<lday Setvico - 7 p.m. .......... Cllrllllu CloSunday School• 9:30 LDL Wonhip·l0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. .H•lock Gnm Clourdl Putor: a.dea Sunday-· ICI-.30 a.m.. Worship ·9:30a.m., 7 p.m. nc.m.... a-a , Clorlat Pastor: l'bilip Slurm Stmday School: 9:30 .... Wonllip ScrviDe: ICI-.30 a.m. BiiiiO'SiudJ, W t ''l'• 6:30 ,..._ R I •• Chnsl1e1n Un1on H - Clltsrdl otCiorllt .. Clll kll•.,.... ...._ ..,._, Dwblm Sunday School ' 9:30a.m. Evmina·7pm. · Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Hartford Cllurdl ot Cllrllllln ClortldMUI... llartfonl, W.Va. ...-.a... David MoManiJ Sunday School· II a.m. Wonhip·9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. W-.lay SaW. ·7:30p.m •. Church of God MLM.talla.rdi~Good Racine Pastor: Rev. 1.... s-tfield Sunday School· 9:45 Lnt. Ifvenina ·7 pm . · Ent!"''rl• PuLor. Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worthip - 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Services - 7 p.m. Cllurdl ot God ol Prophecy OJ. While Rd. cifSt. RL 160 Putor: PK Henson Sunday Sdlool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Wedoesda)' Services -7 p.m: Fuii~•Aaw•aun 3304S llilaod Road. ~ . Middleport ChUrch ot lhe Nazarene Putor: Rev.Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday Sdlool - 9:30a.m. · Wonhip - 10:30a.m.,6:30p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Pu!<>r. R<11 H.- Sunday School - Ui a.m. Won hip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Thunday Service• ·7 p.m. O..ller 0 .. Episcopal G..-lplocopal Cllurdl 326 B. Main S'L, Pomeroy • Holy liudwilt 1st It 3rd Sundayo, Momiua Prayer 2nd cl4th Sundays Pmcipal Serrico:and 8uDday School II a.m. Fewell Run PuLor. Deron Newman SWlday School - I 0 o.m. Worthip - 9 a.m. Thurtday Services - 6:30 pm. Healh (Middleport) PuLor. Frani: Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednl:lday Servicet - 6 p.m. MlniiTfDie Pastor: Deioo Newman Scmday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Holiness . Pille Grv,.. Bible Boll- Church Ill mile off Rt. 325 PallOr. Rov. O'Dell Manley Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. WesleJan Bible Hollnea Church 7S Pead St., Middleport. P1110r. Rev. Rf11 McCarty Sunday school· 9:30 Lm. Wonhip -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneadoy Service - 7:30p.m. Hysell Run Hollnea Church Putor. Robert Mmley Sunday School - 9:30 ..... Wonhip- 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m. Thwoday Service - 7:30p.m. -Y Now Hana Clourdl ot lhe NuarPastoi: Glendon SIIOUII - y Sdtool · 9:30 a.m. WOrthip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servic:ea • 7 p.m. Bothanr PasLor. Kenneth Balcer SID!doy School · 10 un. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Wednesday S<rvic:es - 10 a.m. Cannel Pas1or: Kennelh Baker Sundoy School-9:30am. Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. (2nd cl4th S~a~) Our Saviour LutheriU'I Church McwolngStar Pytor': KeMeth Baker SID!day School - 9:45 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. WalnUiand HCSiry Sts., Ra\oenswood, W.Va. • Co-puton: Revs. Ridlard cl Patricia Bonds-Krua Stmday School • 9:30 a.m. Worthip - II a.m. Thunday Services ~ 7:30p.m. Sutlon Putor. Kenneth Balcer I Sundoy School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m. (hi cl 3rd Sun) St. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Sycarno<e It Second SL, Pomeroy Pastor: GeolJ" Weirick Sunday Sdlool- 9;4S a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. East Letart Pastor. Roaer Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Umted Methodist Graham United Metl>odllll Worthip - 9:30 Lm. (ht It 2nd S1111), 7:'30 p.m. (:lrd cl4th SUD) Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. ML Olive Qnllod Met~odlol Off 124 behind Willtesville Puwr: ClUte• Jone• Sunday School - 9:30a.m. WOrship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Alfred Pulor. Sharon Hauunan Stmday Sd!ool- 9:30a.m. W011hip - II a.m., 6:30p.m. Chelller Pastor: Sharm Hausman Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sunday Scliool-10 a.m. Thunday service• - 7 p.m. Townl!Up Rd., <168C Sundoy School • 9 o.m. Woohip- 10 a.m. Wednesday Setvicos • 10 a.m. Lontl Bottom Pastor. Rev. Seldoa 1ohnoon Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worshit>- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday :Servicea - 7:30p.m. HockiiiiJIQrl Cllu.rc~ Grw>dSt..,. SID!day School- 10 a.m. Woohip- II a.m. Wednesday S.rvicea - 8 p.m. a-..... Pascor: KeY. Seldoa Jomoon Torch Churdl Co. Rd.63 SID!day School - 9:30a.m. Woohip- 10:30 a.m. Wonltip- 9:30a.m. 111 cl3rd Sunday -7:30p.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servicea -7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m., 7 pm. Wcdoesday Service - 7 p.m. 22 Farmers Bank ~::,.s:c:.~~~- 992-2136 st. II. 1 lup~rl Pllill!t OIL •' 992·331:11 1 I t I . I c .' ' '• lI' Calvll'}' PIJarlm Cltaptl HarriJollville Road Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday School9:30 a.m. Wonbip · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service •.7:30p.m. Middleport com-nllJ Cllurdl 57S Pead lit.. Middleport Pastor: Sun A.nde!1CII S101day School I 0 a.m. Evonin& - 7:30p.m. Wednesdoy Setvico - 7:30p.m. United Flltll CloRt. 7 oo Pomeroy By-Puo Pastor: Rev. Robert B. Smith. Sr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. W011hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioe - 7 p.m. '• • I I I I' • .. Middleport Presbyltrlson • Sunday School- 9 a.m. ' Worship - IOa.m.. 4p.m. (2nd A 4111 Sun~ ' Syraaose Flnt United Presbyt<rian ' •\ Sunday Sdtool - 10 un. Wonl!ip- II a.m., 4 p.m. (ht cl3rd Sun.~ Seventh-Day Advent1st S...OIIIII·DIJ Ad..sitllll Mulbeny Hu. Rd., Pcmeroy Puur. Rf11Lawinslcy Saturday Services: "Sabbath Sd!ool - 2 p.m. Worship - J p.m. United Brethren ML H..,.OII U•lted-.,. In Cbrkl Cllurdl T.. u Ccmmunily elf CR 12 Pastor: Robert Sandert Sunday Scllool- 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Edell Uolted BretloR~~I• Cllrla 2 lfl milea north ol ReediYille oo Stale Route 124 Pllstor: Rov. R9bat Maltley Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worthip -7:'!0 p:m. Wednesday Services • 1:30 p.m. '. ' ' 'i RACINE PLANING MILL •' THE SHOE PLACE and LOCKER 2·19 985•5627 MIDDLEPORT, OH: , !• Ro]oldnc Life Church SyracuooMialon 1411 Brid&euia!l St., Syncuse Pastor: Rf11 (Mike) Thompson Sunday Sdtool - 10 a.m. Evmina - 6 p.m. WecDesclay Service - 7 p.m. Mt. Olin c ...munlty Church Pastor: Law=ce Bush Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Evmina - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service - 7 p.m. '' 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlc;port Pastor: Rev. Michael Pqio Sunday Scllool • 10 a.m. Wedaelday Servicoa -7 p.m. Flllll Tabernacle Church Jlailcy Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmell Rawson s...day School - 10:00 a.m. Ev..una 7 p.m. Thurtday Service • 7 p.m. Sunda~ool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:4~ a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. '• SU>ersvllle Word oiFalll> Pastor: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening - 1 p.m. Thursday Service-7:30p.m. Tlte Salvation AnnJ Butternut Ave., Pcmeroy. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Worship - 10:00 a.m.. 7:30p.m. Faith G~urch 1 ' II~ M- Cllapd Cburdl Sujo.: Mil<o Ma11011 Suno:fay sdtool - I0 o.m. WorthiJ> - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. • ~~ Faith Fello....,lp Crusade for Chrllt • Postor: Rev. Fntnklin Oidtms ' Service: Friday, 7 p.m. TrlnllJ Cooar"l•dooal Church Pastor: Rev. Rolond Wildman O.uldl· 9:15a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Cltrlllllu Fel......,lp Center Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Robert B. Muooer Sunday School - tO a.m·. Wonhip - 11:15 a.m.,.7 p.m. WednesdaY Service· 1 p.m . . ' CaiYII'}' Bible Cllurdl Pomeroy Pike. Co. Rd. Putor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday Scllool - 9:30 a.m. Woiship 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. ' • lt Falnlew Bible Cllureh . Letart, W.Va. Rt. I Plstor: James LcwiJ Sunday Sdtool • II a.sn. Worship- 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. ' ~ .' Willie's Chapel Wesleyan Coolville Rood Putor: Rev. Phillip Ridmour s...day School • 9:30 s.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Paswr: Robert Vance Sunday wonhip - 10 a.m. Wednesdoy serviee - 6:30p.m. Oraville Community Chureh Sunday School· 9~0 o.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 1 p.m ,, . BellleiChurc~ . : Joppa Puior. a... Roaer Willford End.,eH-oiPnyer Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Pastor. Peter Tremblay . Sunday School · 9:'!0 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Brmda Weber Worthip- 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Wednesdoy Service• - 7:30p.m. '' Frtedlllll Gospel Mlaolooo Bald Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 (II Burlinabn dlurd! elf Route JJ) Hazel Communllr Church OITRt. 124 Pastor: Edsel Han Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worthip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Coolville Unlled Methodllll Parisi! Pastor. Hr.lm Kline CooiTIIIeChurch Main A Fifth St. Sunday School· IO a.m. Worthif - 9a.m. Tuesday SeMctS - 7 p.m. -, ' Other Churches Racine Pastor: Roger Grace S~a~day School · 10 a.m. Worthip- II a.m. Rullaad Bible Methodllll Paotor: Rev. Ivan Mycrt .S~mday School • 9:30 a.m. B-ma -7 p.m. Wednesday Service• -7 p.m. Melp CooperaUve Parish Ncwlheall Clulter 1 Carleton In..,..._lnaU..al Cll-\ Ki!lgsbuty Road . • Pastor: Clyde W. Hendell<lll • Sunday School • 9:30a.m. ' . • EVCIIin1 -7p.m. ' Wedncaday Service- 7 p.m. •~ Cll- Cllurd> oru.e NIUI'OM Putor: Rev. HerbeR Gral< Sunday Scllool - 9:'!0 am. Wonbip. - II a.m., 6 pm. WodnesdOy Services - 7 p.m. RockSprl"'l Putor.Keith Rader s...day School - 9:15am. Wonbip - 10 a.m. Wednesday Servioes - 6 p.m. Sno..,llle Pastor. Flormoe Smith Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worsbip - 9 a.m. St. Jaloo Lutl>oru Church PiaeGIOYO Putor: Geo11e Weiric:k Worship -9:30a.m. SUSIIIay School - I0:30 a.m. a... PorUandFintChur<h ollhe Nazarene Pu&or: W'illi.-n Justis Sunday School ·9:30am. W011hip - 10:40 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Salem Center Pastor. Ron Ficn:e Sunday School · 9:15 a.m. Won.hip - tO: IS a.m. Latter-Day Satnts PomeroJ Cllurdl oflht NuarPutor: Thonw McCiuna Sunday Schoal - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. ond 6 p.m. Wednesday Servic:ea -7 pm. Pomervy Pas10r. Eunhae (Grace) Kee Sunday School - 9: 15 a.m. Worship - 10:30 un., 6 p.m. We<k>esday Services - 7:30p.m. Rutland Pastor: Arthur Crabuoe Sunday Sdtool - 9:30a.m. Worthip - 10:30 Lm. Thurtday Servic:ea -7 p.m. · Harrbon•llle,Holla- Chapter Putor: Rev. John Neville Sunday Sd!ooiiO Lm. Worthip- II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Service - 7:30 o.m. Sunday Sdtool • 9:30am. Wonhip. 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servic:ea • 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9 am. Woohip - 10 a.m. Putor: Flormce Smith ; Evenia&7:30 pm. Tuesday cl Thundoy -7:30p.m. South Bethel NewTM•n..C Sii...-RidF · Pastor: Duane Sydmstricker Sunday Scllool- 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 ~·· 7 p.m. We<klerday Servioe - 7 p.m. s,..Cluardl ol tbe Nuuene P..-m: Rev. Glenn McMillan RuUand Clourch olllle Nuarene Putor. Samuel Buye Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pur!Chapd Sunday School - 10 a.m. :.!..: Flatwoocll Pastor: Keith Rader New Life Cllurcll o1 God Luther;:m Bradl'ord Cllarcll afChrlsl St. RL 12A A Co. Rd. ~ Putor. Derek Stump CentraiCIUIIIer A.lbu.,y (Syraa.) Putor: Dcron Newman Sunday School -9:45a.m. W011hip -II un. Wednesday Services - 7:'!0 p.m. . A.l'f'le and Seoond Sts. p.-, Rev. David Rwsell Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. a...~D~Servioes· 7 p.m. Wedneoday Servic:a • 7 pm. Putor: Gary Hines . S~mday Sdlool - 9:30a.m. · . Wonhip - 6p.m. Wedneoday s.m... -7 p.m. Nazarene R - Jllnl CIMordl ol ... M - e " ' - : Thomu L G11e1, n .Sunday Sdlool- 9:30a.m. Worsl!ip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednelday Service• • 7 p.m. Worthip - 10 a.m. Tuesday Servi.., -7:30p.m. of God MUOD Clo- oiCiorllll S25 N. 2nd"1L Middleport Paotor. James B. Keesee W011hip - IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service~ - 7 p.m. s,..._ R•Uood Cll- "'Clorlll Pastor. F.uame E. UIICienlood Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m . Wonhip- 10:'!0 un., 7 p.m. Miller St., Mucll, W.VL Sunday Sc:hool- 10 ..... Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. W - y Services- 7 p.m. Old Bothe Free Will Baplllll Cllurcll 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middlepotl Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenina -7:30p.m. Thwsday Servi"!''· 7:30 Rutlud Cllordl ilt God Pa8«: 1o1m F. Cortonn ~ Sdlool· 10 a.m. Worship - llo.m., 7 p.m. Wedneoday s.m... -7 p.m. R..,....- Clntrcll ol J - Clirlll In Lalla' Dar Salnla Portland-Raciae Rd. Putor: William Roush Sdlool- 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- ID-30 a.m. WeclneadaY SeJYioea ·7:30p.m. 'I ML Unlal. Ba~ Pasto< : 1oe N. Sunday School-9:4 a.m. EveninJ • 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. I \ KeaoCIMordl otCIIrllll Worship - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Schoal- IQ-.30 a.m. Tuppm Plalo eli- "'Clorlol Pastor: SchoolRobat """"· Sunday 9ILIIL Wcnhip- 9:4S a.m., 6:30pm. . .. ····-- ~: t---------------~~-J~--~----------~~--~~---------------------1~--~--~----------~~----------------------,J~----~~~:::_____~ i .• r POMER.OY, OH. K & C. JEWELERS •I'· Joe ud Susan Clark 992·2975 POMEROY, OH. -AJH.aitam RuUand Flnt Baplllll Cllurdl Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonmp - 10:4S a.m. p..,....,, Flnt Baplllll EutMainSt. Pa1110r. Dr. Lee Morril Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30a.m. W011hip • 10:30 a.m. Flnt Soulhera Ba~lllll 41872 Pomeroy Pike PutOr: B.l.on)arO'Bry•t · · Sunday Sc:hool- 9:30 a.ni. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneiday Servicea -7:30p.m. Middleport Flnt Baptist Comer Sixlh It Palmer Pattor. RoY.]IIIIOI A.. Bill. Robert Foller Sunday Sdtool - 9 a.m. , Wonhip • 9:45 LID., 6:30p.m. lith Muoh Prldef CLARK'S JEWELERY STORE Mljldleport Clo- , Cllrllll Sth mel Main S11Ul'day Service -7:30p.m. Suno!ay School- 10 a.m. Worthip - II a.m., Wednetday Service-7:30p.m. 992·2155 , POMEROY, QH. .:Sales and Service PumuOJ a..... oiCIIrllll 33226 O!ildn:n'a Home Rd. Suntlaf Sc:hool · II o.m. Wonbip • IOLm. . , 6 e-u'· Wednolday Scn>ioa -? pm. Free . WDI Boptll! Cllurdl Alb SIIOOI, Middlq>ort I'U1or. Malt Morrow SENTINEL . ~GRAVELY TRACTOR w- . "'-:R.,., . -y-·9:45 Wonblp- II a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Setvico -7 p.m. DAILY 992·2556 _......._Mila Wonbip- l&.lO ...,;, 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. THE POMEROY, OH. ~~~ ~iCiorllt ~School - 9:30a.m. UCINE 949·2210 •Rated Superior at the State Band Competitio!lfor SYUCUSE ?92·6533 ~hird year in a row. •Five First Place Finishes • FRUTH PHARMACY •Runner-Up Grand Champion at Athens '. ' 992~6491 ' MIDDLEPORT, OH. •Grand Champion at Tri-Valley ADOLPH'S ·DAIRY VALLEY O.rdl flY, 9n·SI91 . SIL·CGn. 4:4~-~:1So.m~Mus·S:30p.m. I 992·2955 POMEROY, OH. FISHER a Pa-.llov. w..... B . - f W'hatever il takes. CathOliC Apostolic: 992·2155 POMEROY, OH. -· BANKSONE Tupptn Plalna St. Paul Pastor. Sharon Hauunart Suaday School- 9 a.m. Wednelday Services • 7 p.m. PLUS ' The o.Jiy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio FrtU,, Notlember 20, 1982 u �• November 20, •• 1992 SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie • 44 SMALL WANT ADS AIIi PlKHI •• "·.,·' MoN. thru Fat. 8A.M.-5P.M. - SAT.B-12 CLOSED SUNDAY . PubliC Notice Public Notice • IN TIE · ldeltl and complete whole. tclMMON PLEAS COURT Thent eholl be two brrlklrrga ; PROBATE ·DMSION conolructed, one IDr uch ' MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ond ot eoch l!!!ell. Theoe IN· TIE MATTER OF bulldlngo ore to be 12 r.t IETTLEMENT OF 'long, 8 foot wide .nd 4 fMt ACCOUNTS, hlgh1 conoloUng of c•ent PRoBATE COURT, blocK type building. Att a ~IGS COUNTY, OHIO port of thlo bid, It will b1 .;\ceounta ond vouchera nacaoaery to furnleh thl of the following named plp1, · fiHinga, parte and ft4uellrloo hov• been fllod ouppll•• n.• c•uary to ltj the Probrrto Court, Mllp connect thl uld wollo Into County, Ohio, for opprovol thl diolrlbuUon oyotem end and odlllnront. to 1111 th• pita, hiving been "ESTATE No. 27470- Anal vooot..t by the chong• .nd Dlotrlbutlve Account ol being m...._ Glady• M. Sp•ncor; Thltuecoooful bidder will ~trotrlx ol .the Ett118 be required to proviclll proof o;t Wald L. Spencer, of poymont of otote o.c-od. . opprovad pr•volllng woo• ·'ESTATE NO. 22052 - rot.. for ltnploy . . • Fino I end Dlotrlbutlvo aaooelotocl with the work. A'~count of Wllllom S. A aur1ty · company Crooo, Executor of tho -controct bond for the lull Eillte of J. Dillon Croao, omount equal to ono ~*:ootid. . hundred percent (100%) of ::esTATE NO. 27162 - the contract price will be Flnol and Dlatrlbullvo requlr..t of the euccoooful A"ccount of J. B. O'Brlon, bidder 'within ton (10 Exocutor of tho Eatlto of do.) alter Ute award ng of V6nlda A. Lendere, Do· tho controcl - o d. · Copleo of "plont and ··ESTATE No. 27005"' Fin-' ep•clflcetlont" · may b1 ll)cl Dlatrlbutlve Aacourll of obtoined by contacting Undrr Alldno, Exocutrlx of Cerolyn L. Powell, VIHege tu Eototo of Mory C. 1 Cllrk·Tr-urer, Allh Btroo~ •r,• ~D•c•nd. P. 0. Box 375 lit R1clne, ·~eSTATE No. 27056- Anel ' Ohio 45771 or by coiling aijd Dlotrlbutlve Account of 614·84~2485. Jocquonllnil Poaton, Execu· trfx oltho Eol8te of Mildrid Monlrood, DecHHd. ESTATE No. 267B1 - Anel tlfld .DittrlbuUve Ac.c ount of Barbe,. G. Whittington, Ailmlnlltr.trix of the Ett118 oiBirba'e Ann WhltUngton, D -od. ·'Unl•• excepUone are fllllrlth.,.to, aald accounts llilll be for h11rlng belor• -*id Court on th• 22nd clay ol Dec1111ber, 1892, at which llrrte eald aeeounte will be clilnaldlrod end condnued ~ drry to drry until finally .r.poaodof. .-Any poroon Interootod tti'lry filo writ11111 exception• tp_ told eccounte or to mottero pertaining to tho exocuUon of the true~ not loot thtin five cloye prior to ttl~!.,. oolfor Moring. ., Robort E. Bilek, Judge i. eo- Pille Court Probata Dlvlelon ~~'•). ZO 1 County, Ohio ., • · ·: . Public Notice · PlJBUC OFPICIAL NOnCE '; TO CON'IRACTORS Village of Roclne In Melga · County, Ohio Ia aooeptlng bide for tho Rliclni Woter Supply Syet• conollltlng of oil ond auppll• nooclod ltiCeaury Ia axtand tho p t well caelnga of two well•, n.mely, Well f1 and Well 12, for the purpooo of elevating lh• oaid caolngo toot or.,....vo the 100 yur flood plain. Alto, to oonatnrot buUclngo 11 ouch rile to houoa the plpee, flttlngo, flxturoo, volvoe, · gM!okota, gougoo and ony otiier eupplloo nocooaory to oorrao the projoct to be ·ttn ( Melgetc • :the Seoled bide aholl b• r-w..t In th• olflco of 11id Yillogo Clwk·Tr11turer at the Filth Str11t odclroot or In P. 0. Box 375 at Rllc:lne, 45771 unUI 4:00 P.M. Novltllber 30, Roclnl VIUege lh1 right any 111d all bldrr. be opan..t at 7:00 P.M. on uld Novemb•r 30 1892. ' The VIllage of Racine It Equal Opportunity Em· ploy•r ond atrongiY. 1111courogea minority but • ria.. enterprlte bid portielplotion. Thll projletlo • "aot ooldo" prlmo conotructlon contrect lor Ute full omount of Ute bid, " to minority buolneoa onterprlo11. Aleo, the Village of Roclno ohall · require complllllce by each of 111 controcto~ with the requirements o1 Dlvltlon (C) (2) of Section 123.151 of the Revlaed code In their awording 1ubeonb'8ete and' purcheolng aervlcea and material• under thoa• controcta. Carolyn L. Powell Clwk-Tr-urer Village of Roclne P. 0. Box 375 Raclno, Ohio 45771 (11)11, 20, 27, 3tc p bll Notl U C ce COPY DEADLINE MmdayPeper Tueodoy Paper Wedneday Paper DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION I:OO'p.m. Sotw'day · I:OOp.m. Moncloy . I :00 p.m. Tueodrty 1:00 p.m. Wedneoc!ay 100 p.m. Thundoy I :00 p.m. Pridrty --'1 to I:Ot,.... 114 -.. H?C. Th~yPaper Friday Paper Sunday Paper . PUblic NotiCe Public Notice Revlutl Code, the Dlreotar . . _ North .. dlllflll of Tronaportalion hoe ~1--45•uondaE•I . . . Mined hlo Intention ... alontl .... lldrrllng right of v - a portion of right of ·...,- • • - o1 e.oo r..t w.., llifllllr..t for hiJihwoy to the TRUE PLACE OF purpoau in conlunatlon BEGINI•MI. . wiUr~ Ute lmprovemMI of Contailllng .022 aaru, Sll Routa .143, Section 14.7 , Columbia Tcrwnehlp ...d tle18rtnlnatlon anct Melae County, Ohio, ond .._lliralicn • • .,....,.. In decliored Ural tiald portion .. Volu- 21, at Pege aet In no longer nu d1d lor prrblla Ure R... Eotata Admlnf. highway right of way etrellon Seolion of the purpoMe, aald porUon Journal of the DINctor of Tf8neportallon on llovem· being further tlooorlberl • followa: berS 1892. A PORTlON OF Thle Notlca ehall ba publlllhecl once a wook for .OlD STATE PARCEL NO. Ill two -aaau11ve WMira In a DESCRIPTION newepaper of general Sltuatld In the StoW of olrcullttlon In llelge County, Ohio, · Moigl ; County, Ohio, aa requir..t by Jaw; . Columbia r-n•lilp, a.Ct· A true and 001 root OOP'f of ion 10, Town II North, rango tlrla NoUae eft• be ...... 15 Woot FrocUon 4, In th• br regletererl flrot olaee Vi liege · of Cerpenter . mall , return rec•lpt bounclacl rrild cloocriberl • requ . .tad, upon ••oh followo: owner or owner• of Commencing at the north· property obuttlng on the portion ol the highway right - c o . - of FrocUon 4; lhM.. Horlt 14 degr- ofWftWiobe-lod. 37 rtilnutae 00 aecondo All own.a of flroperty W•t alona Ure north Une of llbuttlng the eald lllgltway lllild Fr.a cilon 4, a dletan.. right of WffW to lie vacrrter1 of 288.75 fMt to a point In lhlll lalra drroi notlco of the or nur the centerline of aontanta hereof, ond · they Stole Routo 143; eltell IIIII lhelr olalru tor thlnce Soulh 51 . . , _ ~lilian and 53 mlnutoo 00 olroonde or of lhern, arlalng by Weal along or n. .r tho - o f erreh vacrrtlon. clllrborllna of ~lotlng Stlto Brioh clelmo ahell be 111111 Route 143 1 dlotlnae of In dupllcote on or befcire 1031.31 r.t to • pointlrolng 12:00 'Noon, Eoatern th1 P.C. of a curv• to Ute ltanclanl Time, on the 18Ur right bolng a) oiiUon 828 ·• tllry of DICIIflbw, 1882, with 16.81; Mr. JoNt D. Dowlor, Dlrttri~t thanca wiUr 1 curve ·to the 10 Deputy. Dlreotor, Box right having 1 rodluo of 151, Muoklngum Drive, 636.62 feet. an arc 111rrat1r ·of Merletta, OH. 45750, end 133.11 foal, 1 chord frrllure to fl._ ony alalmo clalance of 132.115 feet with •hall be • walvor theroof, .. a bearing Of South 57 provided under lecUon degr••• 52 mlnuteo 37 5511.07 of the Ohio Alvllerl eeeondrr W•t Ia 1 paint on Code. the oentorllno of Stoto JERRY WRAY, DIRECTOR OF Route 143 at ataUon 830 + TRANSPORTATION oo.OO; . · thence radially to tile (11)20, ~. 2to cenlilrllne South as clagr117 mlnuto'a 48 -Oitclo Eaat a tletance of 72.17 feet to a point on Ure propoaecl right of Ane being 72.87 foot loft of alation ·830 + 00.00 and the TRUE PLACE OF BEGINNING: thanae SouUr 71 . . , _ 2 In Memory 23 mlnrrtoo 21 - • Eaat along the propoaod right ol wey line a clllltlnco of 20.7( foot to a point 14.41 foot left In Memory OfThe of atoUon 121+ M.lll; DuthsofOur t h - South 21 . . , _ 01 mlnut.. 45 oeoando Beloved Par1nts,· Woet olo~g the axlotlng E111111 J. 1nd right of • .., line a dlltance Roy L. H'ndrlx of 41.00 fut to a point 11·21-.a& 7·20-80 112.13 fHI left of alllion 830+18.53; 4-17-23 2·17-21 thlnae HorUr 14 degrAs time goes on 02 mlnutu 13 . .aondo your memories will w..t a diollnce of 21.73 feet to a point In the last fon~ver. exlatlng right of way of Sadly mlslld by Stole Route 143, 1CI2.011wt Family and Friends left of otetion 830 + 34.16; ........ "-•o- [~~~1mo~ for All Your Needs w.., ----=.;;.;..::.....__ NOTICE .OF VACATION OF RIGHT OF WAY COWMBUS, OHIO NOVEMBER 13, tll2 Notice lo heroby given that purouant to the provlalona contained In !lec:tion 5511.07 of tho Ohio lYing. 1 and bod,_,IPI,_ ot a VIIIll,_ and Rlvwola. Aparlmonlo In lllddloport. From till. Co111M-112·TII7. EOH. Now Hoveil~ I BR tumltthOd Wllh 2 TraMhllt.... hrc._ef ....,,...,,..., =::"J.pooH " ,.,.,.,.., SHRUB ·& TREE TRIM and REMOY.Il •UGHT HAUUNG •FIREWOOD BISSELL &IIIII .... USED RAILROAD · ..CIOWAR 'OYII ••4YCI Quail Stone ILLMIIU lrl~t .. OrW. lEnKE 992·5335 or 915·3561 f · 2.. Surrounding Counties 1·800·598·5654 or 614·446·1157 6637 St. Rt. 7 ·c••••i,., Lawn Mowing, • Fertilizing, Weeding, • and $eedlng. Shrub and Trw Trimming & Removal R-.lal a c - - 1 F-Elli,_ RREWOOD FOR S~E HAUUNG LIMESTONE, G.RAVEL & COAL Reasonallle rates JOE N.SAYRE SAYRE lRUCKING 614·742·2138 ' CHARLIE'S lUll DOZER WORK. DRIYEWAY WORI ••• LIMEROHE DELIVERY SEIVKI . . . . . . .11. . . . . . $25.00 ......_ IWOIIIIll IAlU 992·7553 OL Real Estate General We 8224. Vouchers Gallipolis & Vlclnlly LL Yard Saltl Muii 'Be Paid In vanca. DEADLINE: 2:QO p.m. tit• day betoro lho ad lo to run. INo SuiMiar C1llsl &:.argt Slit: Sold The Housa. Corilonto To Soll.fri & Sot tO.? I~ Fourth Avtnua. mo. BUllDOZING PONDS · SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING • WATER l SE;W,ER . UNES ,. BASEMENTS& HOME SITES Deer Heads....................'190 odlllon • II tlma auctlonMr, complatt lllucUon 11rvlc1. Uc.nstcl !tBB,Ohlo, & Wolf VIrginia, 304- : ~5785. 1 PH. 614·992·5591 .'iEAGLE IIDGE ROAD- Apptax. 7 ocroe of vacant lond. .Molt 11 htt)' lend and hu 1 gr.at brri~ lilt. Watar and electric available. Owner wiT finance wrlh a I'IIIOI18Ible tiDwn payritent. · •1o.soo "RRCfCCPAAHGI ROAO I FLATWOODS ROAD ·~~ location - A 24x48 Skyline home tilling on 1Yo . .,.. Hal a gigantic Uvlng room, dining aJM, nic41 .cllbineta In ldtl:ltan, I ~ld-'11. 2 llllhe, a nic4l back lilting porch, 8lld a lrMII MO!IIIIt 1111~, Woulll -carilliltrhdnQ lora INIIrlttlml It\.....,, DOTTE TlJIIrii!R. ..-..........- ... ·-···............ 1112 t•.r• o..- -..aas : .IMJti)A tEFfEAB................... ~ ......................M-3056 ~ ITEWAAT.... -·-·····........................ ·•.AJIPY BUTCI-ER.......~...........;.....................812.a7t ~ JERIW IPRADUNci.....................- ....,..(3041112·3418 OFFICE.......-.......:...-·-···-···~-·························112-2888 • NEW USTING ,.. MIDDLEPORT - Front Sl - 1~ llory homo wllh 4 bodloorno, 1 ball, on lot ol75x100+ , hll!d· '""d Dllrplllooriftv, F.A.N.a. httat, pevod - · relu· lng liwr vilw. 131,900. Factory choke 12 gauge only $7,500. RAC.. E - 2 olory brick home with 3 bedrooma, 2 fir• pilcrra, cantral air, ocroened pon:h, a very ...11 ce...S for homo. $49,!100. . • ' IIIDOLEPOIJT- One ftoor frarne home will 2 bad!lliiiiiO. full baa.rnlnt. garage, opplo t!Mo, ;rat outaldo cf IDwrr. tte,ooo. . . . co.IEACIAI. BUILDING - W. llrtln, Po•-r. . -1800 aq. fl. 4 bedroom apartntont upotalro, good ocotlon, '-ily travaiod IAMI. $33,000. COLDER WEATIER DOEIN'T BLOW OUR BUYERal WI . .ED UITINGS TO MEET THEIR DEMANDII fiiVI U8 A CALL TODAY IF YOU'D UICE TO LilT 'lOUR HOlE, PROPERTY OR BIHIINEBII HENRY E. CLELAND .. , _________....111 The Family of MARUr-t J. MORRIS who pa888d BWIII! Nov. 3, 1992 would like to thanks for the flowers from the Keno Furnished Rooms Room• tor r.nt. WHk or month. SlorUng ot $1201mo. Gallla Hotel. 114-446-11510. Stooping """"" wRh ~ ­ &llotfllllw hoolt.,.po. -·All Cll at• 2:00 p.M., IINI, llooon WV. 46 304~773- Space for Rent $650f 1cre. Remote, btautl u ~.:.. ~Wlo\'..~k~ land; wood1, Pl..... 1nd hlll1.: Country. -.Up. SM-aa~~-~..7. Coli lor good llllp. ; 1-414-5113- 1545, Alhono. 47 Wanted to Rent Small trallair park, will Hll on land contract, 304-G75-6512 after ••00 2 Bodroom In Gollpollo, Ap1>1'-.-, eo~, WID 11ook-Up, Financ1al 21 * tarpon, 2""'110 ' & Dtpook, 114-441-11145' 3 Btdroom1: P1trlot. 1 1J2 Car Business Opportunity Merchand 1se boaa, Will If you're atlll • atudent. 5I Household Thlelelrte:e~rNIJ.l kMpegolngavan wiHtn you don'L ' 21n ~ Goods ' 'I lng '"ldant orlnt~ Regl ... red Nureo lor 1 dor -k, work. must hav1 or bl Hlod lor Wnt Vlrglnlo IlCon, , vano. ahlfta evallablll, ult work irlllllhw wNk~ nd. Contact' Mer le Llndtman TOTALLY AUTOIIOllVE PEAf"-'HC£ ,,.,.rutftli lit to oorrhase o LIMmD . TIME ONLY -475-3005. E AN BIG BUCKS CHRISTMAS II Avon. 611 118 3358 ~porlancod Houoocloonor $6995 m dad For 5 Hourw On Frldaya, An Hour, Muat HIVI Rar.,..n-. 614-446-011'1 After 5 P.M. TROLLEY RATIOI DAVIDSON~$ ' 11 ••1 ..,.11.....~~=!'~~~;'"'•'"'"'" CRAFt' CLASSES· NOV. 10 "Wee 8_..... lrr PLUMIIltG ,, p__.,., p.& .14.00 NOV. II I II: "ttltppw lta·Fr:&;.~ 31 Th'N Nov 30th. Hurry For Bast . ;;aj· 24>140 loa homo, 2 yre. old, 4 i · tlon, 2114 Yoooo Old. Wo Bought MNow {100 Houro) 15,415. 814- aar•. I mi. from Holz•, $31,000. 114 4tl 8373 or 3Q4.. 384-3M5. 17W33t. Largo Wood /Cool Burning Stov1, 30"' Whlla 81th Vtnhy, And 5 yNr ~d brick home, 5 roomt, 2 bolhl, 2 lorga Dnlohod rOoml In bi•mant,10 1crae,. pond, $114,1100. ~75-5210. 8 - r St., lllddl_,_ 1Wo •ory, I room11 ba1h, C hilt, nlco lo4, a - nllah-..ct; 114-1112·3811, IM-1112"-3113, 114- Dol= or Ill• ~JdiO, 2 bodup u-"--M • -~ ..... :;.~ · plnruocl, atopo, coiiiM-.... - . Fumlehad, 2 or 3bdrm., tor rent In CouniiJ llobllo Pori<. WUhorl dryer, olr1.S238/ oriOil:, 114-192_2187, IM""'wm llobllo Haml Mx'IQ, 2 Bodroo. .> Fumlahod, Control Air & Holl. DM-41WSI5. llobllo homo lor - or ulo on lond controct: 2 BR, 111 oloctrlc. locolod: .tahnoon'o llobllo ~ PoriL IM-141·!408 or 4411For - room tum•·•~ -~ GOOD USED APPLIANCES W.thera, dryera, ref!fgeratora, l'llrtgH. Skaap AppllancH, 71 Vlno St1'01111 pil 114-141·73118, 1- 100-411-:Ptn: King Silo Watorbod WHh Dark Plno Rnltth And Padded Rallo, Som~WOYolooo· lloHreoo, 8200. 114-446-aaat. LAYN~'I FURNITURE Complolo homo fum~I~G' Houre: ....._, M. I om. 3 mlloo out lulavMio Rd. Freo Dollnry. PICKENS FURNITURE Nowi\JHd Nlco 2 Bodowmo, All Eloalrlc Houllhokl tumlo!tlnll. 112 mi. WHh CA R1. 180 AI E - . - Jofrlcho Rd. Pt. P l - . WV, 8278 Per llo. PIUI Soeurttr ciii30W711-MIO. =..CaN 1-.....S Or I IH. . Or ilwootmont 2 led· roomo In · Ewlnalon Wlh AIC Noflh Galllo llehoot Area, 3 BodLlrgo lot $11,1011. IM-38W'110 rooma, Stov•, Retdgeralor, SWAIN Or 114-HI-7112. Water, Traah PaJd, $250 AUCTION l FUIIHITURl. 12 Roloroncoo, DopooR, 114-:JII. Ollllo 81., GaiUpollo. Now a IJMd Two ••;;;. locolod Iii c-tt,, low 8881. tumkuro, -- " Work-o.~4"14. :51. twonl':j.~ 2U8 ovonlngo 44 Apartment. ondw ndo . fOf' Rent Vory nlco homo Gartlold Avo, cordpltttly Nil : dtlld, Ander- I Bodr-, Convonlont To llollOri wtndowa. ,.. root, viOJI z• Holphll, Eo.anom~l, O.e lldlng & C.rpot. wolldng dt-. HOlt, 82~11Jm0. Pluo Ulllllloo & w.-. a lllyorl $100 a Up. All tanco 16 HoopHII & ohol>r>IM. DopooR. 114-446-2857. 8okl With ~Coli Wlotw Wotoon Roohr Co, 304-4'11'343:1 0( 875-71011. 2bdrm. apta., total alectrlo, IPpllancoo tumloltod, loundry """" lociiHioo, ctooo to echoGI .152 .rtlng Goods 32 Mobile Homes In town. Aar>liootlono OYOIfor Sale ol: V I - ·o..n Apto. ... M OOIIIM.ftWl'tl £011. tl71 por monlh Including I monlha ,., lot Nntl tMw 141110, BIAUTII;UL APARTMENTS AT -red • oil up, lldtllng, BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ~ry .1110 -n. ,.aooc ~TES. 531 Jackoon Plko t112/rno. Wolk to ohoD a . CoUI-EOH. IIIII Skrllno Holly Ridge I~X70, B-h· I t - lllddllport. Ohio, oil oloc, 2 bodooomo, AIC, - l d .,...h, kltchon lolond, tumllhed 1 room apt, UlllltiH lnctudld1 _~!P & rot ·reqUired, llore{IO · - ... und-nnlng, :104-IU•ZOM, .. now, 304-1111-Z~~. 31904LHII1•1 . c......... .........rt,O.Io. 614-992·7144 . E· .... -·· ,,ru•ula, ..".. IYA HILL ... a...., • Dryer.._..-WM4. IATOII TWIIUII All AIM WilD Dill. BpiDIIICiaRM V..Okla For MoNinfomtltlon C.l 30+·2n-3721 1188 lltyllno Holly Rklgo ~x70, all ...c, 2 bldroome, AIC, Oovorotl .,...h, kMchon lalorid, otorego bldg._ undorporutlng, lka naw, 304-l,v-2464. ' ---·--·•••••o TRACY BfiNAGER...- ••••••••- ••- - - - - -. . .2Ge JEAN 111J81ELL....-.:•••- ............ OFACE,..-...................... - ...··-- -........,.:._...... . . Sink, Sola And Chorr, Aulornatlc TranM~Is.ton For -k, Llrao Rolllna Wood Cool, OOVERHIIENT HOliES From t1 {U llopllr). Tu Propo~r· Aapo... a. Your Area Cl 10H6Z-1000 Ext. GH4812 For C..rront R- U.L Homo FM Solo In Choohlto VII• lago, t Roomo, I balh, La. Flat LAM Br--~-11-3:30 P.M. Phone:. ............,.. After 3:30 P.M.IM-441.ot28. ·' Solttctlonl 2:110.· 1112·7:107. ' ~ Ill tt&Od7 After >fP.M. Uko Now 3 PI- Uvlng Room Sullo, Llrgo Couch, lovo Soot & ' ,, . • Atler 4 P.M. Groom ond SuppiJ Shop-Pol Groomlna. All br. . ., atyloa. 1SI8t TOJ)IZ, rwt•_good, looka Pel Food 0..111. Julia good, new tlree, $800, ~~ Wobb. Cal 614-4411-0231. 2142. AKC a-nt Pupploo, 7 WHko 1984 Toyoto Supro, 1 cy11 5 Old, Good Homo Dnlyl 114-148- opood, now tkn & botlonn. 1!120. ~.200.11rm. SOW'/5-1121. 11m1 Rtcllnii)Q _~hak', Exc•ll• eon. 1984 Z28 Ca"'aro1 305 auto, PB, PS, PW, 82000mo. Runo good, $3,800; 114-742-2875. 1985 Dodge Arlso Automlflc, Air, Excollont Condltlonl 814«&.fS52. 1885 Ford Crown VIctoria, 302 Y· 8, aulD, naw llrM I tlhllult, AJC, IKC cond, $3,500. 304-882· 17to. 1988 Hondo Accord DX ALto. Air, Cruloo, AIIIFII Co-lo, Excollonl Condltlonl 78,000 Mlloo, Vorr Dopondobto, ~,100, Or Boll Ortor.IM 416 0640. AKC' Aagllttrad · Boaton Ttrrltr for stucf aarvlce only, 614-m~ 1188 Now Yorklr, 17,644 Millo, All P-. Digital, llolntolnod In 11053. v.., Good l:ond~lon. ~.ooo Flllll. S..louo Collrl Only. IM2541-1413 Botw- I A.ll. l 10 2 tomoloo, 2 malu, 614-141.Z711. P.ll. AKC Rogiotorod Cocker Spaniol tt86 Old• Detta 88, ona owntr, Pups, Raady To Go! 114-245- garogo 111[11, V-4, PSIPB, PD, 1684, 8'14-446.317l PW, AIIIFII . - , • -· playor, dolor wtpoo. $78,000 mlltto. AKC Roglotorod Slborlon Huoky, ~885. Colll-48-4223. Mlltj 11..1112-25n 1981 Pont. Flroblrd, 6 Cyl, How AKC Scoltloh Torrlor pupploo, Tir•, ExctiiMI Condltk>n, omall, IIOIH!toddlng. nrot ohot, ~.100. IM-UW780. .wormod 1 hoahh guorontood, 1187 1'9rd Tempo, AIC, AIIIFII, $200, Atnana: 114-68'-4Cin cruloo, lift, 5op., 4cyl., now llroo AKC Shohltt pupo, 10 wb old. and •xhlult, $3000; 114-tnVII chockod, ohoto. I malo, 2 554~ . llmlloo. IM-4811-7285. 1187 l'o(ltloc T·tOOO.AT, PI, AC, Auolrollan Shophord puppl.oo1 low mllolgo; IM-446-~21 oftor g,..l tomporamont Rod 6 """ 5 p.m. - . doublo roglotorod,.SIOO. 1181 CldNIIo Flootwood Coroono Form, 3D'-7T.I-5332. Bf!luahman l.oodod, Top Cond~ Chrlatmaa Pupplu $50 Each, tlonl ~.ooo IIHoo, Sorlouo Collo Cinnamon. Blade Chow, Without OniJ, 6M-388-848a. Papoto, Aftor 4 P.ll., Anytime 1188 Fofd Tempo GL, auto., Wookondo. 814-379-2240. 4cyl., condHion, black wHh Drogonwynd Col-: CFA Por• X:,{ lntorlor, $3400; 614-185tlana a Sllmn• Kttttne. 114446-3844 Aftor 7:00 p.m. AKC Atglatertd Chlnna SharP•I pupt:, lots of wrlnklae, $300, 1181 Cavallar AS, black. · I hard drlv•, HVWal programa tmlll lnfmala 1nd auppJ111 . lncludod; IM-U7-3718. [lko Now: 30d0 Exocullvo Dook, tiOOi 301172 Folding Tobto SU; MK ~loctiOdol PIUI $50; Quolono Tatophono. Amplllllr $12. Brooo lluolc lion~ SU; ludWig Baby Grand Plttno $3,500 {DBOI Raalno Eloctrtk Broom S10; Motll Typing Stand tiD; CoiiiM-441·172~ Ftml.. Puppy, B•utlful Blua Eyad, lnttl119tnt, WatCh Or Companion IIOg tiOO 814-4411- 1189 Ford EICOft LX $3,200, Ex~ co1tont Condition, Cal 614-4468127. 1721. Pot w, plgo, 304-773-5878. zz~ loadod, 10,000 mllao, Puppy Palaca Pit Shop. nn tim, 18,500, axe cond, 304L.ocotld In G.c: llurohY Co. Go~ 675-71~. llpollo. Now apon. 114-44141404. =~:=-.~=--:-:=-;-::-;c­ IHI Block Eocofl, tlntod win· ::-~ cruiH, rNr dtfrolt, 5 Nib air-pump ttnnla 1h011, - 13, $60. 304-478•7530. ~ 304-4'1N281.. F~ 11~-• E ~u • - nglno 1111 Mr SF'o4 With 4 Speed TranseNu' 1 a 314 Ton Roor End All For S.O. IM-21at:~ 5 o. . . ~ - T,l vans & 4 WD's · :·..: v.,_ ~-; 1112 !!Odao 0447 or &M-387.Q461. Van, Extro Clotin, Wll EQuiD;, , ood, Excallont CondHion, Will( · btrool Prlca: ~.200. IM-3D•,~ 1113 Ford Bronco. •uto., PS:" 1 PI, niiW tlrw, nn milfler,-· 7:1,000 low mllao, 13300 010,- IM-112·77:13 INS F·150, ~•4 $3,100. IM-381-8JI4. Auto, 302 ., 1110 Ford F·ISO 41<4 Auto, AIL~ AIIIFII Stlreo Iloif UnorL. Stoalng Roor - ,•. Now rno, sm111nc1or ~· 21,000 lllloo, Rod In Co!,ar, • Tl~, Crul~, l18,100 Will . . For~ N• tl2'i500. Will Too Cor·Or 'IINcll. Ae !'Ide ln. CaU IM 44t OMO. ' :: 19tt · Aotra eon....lon v.r mille, 38,000 AJC.-~ PS, otoroolcaooott, omoH dowri poymonl, ....... loon, 304-1711- ' 784~ 74 .~ Motorcycles . ::::::::-7.=~~':---:-:-. 1183 Honda 110 thrM whMier.'" :104-671.Z103. • 1983 Hondo CR•8o,.~~ 1125. after 4:00 ,.. .. ~~. Hondo 3.· - 200 Big Rod, .... ,...,.,,ata~o hlgM.;"""" ronga,ilrlvwi, nooir UNI & molor, SVOO. ~~ .. 6351. • 76 ·• Budgat Tronomloolono, Uood L l'llbulll, Ill typt.. atl.r tl"\at ....... ownor 1114-246-61577. ~ 2213, POII'IIIroJ: IM-tU-5100. " • New gu tanka, or. ton~ . whttle, r~~clatore floor mat!t_ • ole, D a AAulo, RloiOY, YIV. 31)4.; 372-383301'1~ . Towota 22R, 4 cy~ whole or porta, 30W'II-22M. ., r l -oo;., · campers & Motor Homes 17 112 tt. Corulr pull-type cam-L por, Mlkonlolnod, tiOOO OBO; tm Dodgoii 4dr., 58,000 lcluol mlloo, IM.f 5-3131. 11711 Nomad 31 Fl. lith Whool Com~1 .Complololr Fuml-, • Color T. v.1 111c,....vo, Full iolh, . a.,_ 8111 Bod, Naw Cartlol, Now Awnlngo, Still In lox. $1,500. ·-1·1021. ::,m='~F="cr~d.,;.;.;co~m.:;po:;;...r-v-on.-351=-""' . motor, 8\do., At;, ~J.,!I. til, 79 bllhroorn, furnace, ""'!JC c.o. vtrtor, . refrigerator, _,nil, •~ coucMI w,ibta(makn Into • . bod.) Alklng $8000. 304-195- l : ·.., ______ 3411 ahw tpm. Services 81· •• ,." Home Improvements ·'"'. BASEMENT , ', WATERPROOANO .., ., Unconditional lllollmo g....,.: .....,.nc.. ••· Local lumlelw4, :: Freo ootlmot-. Coli .. IM-Z37-o418, cloy cr nlahi! ~ Rpgore Buo-nt WatorproOi n ling. . , AmiFU cauttte, 1 owner, 5 months old, low miiHge, will taka loa, 30...a2- 2411 Defai'III:OO PM. We'ra Talking Twkayl Ktnny'a Auto Ctnt.-, Buy A Car, A.celva Curtlo Hamo . lntpra-1 : YHro Exporlonco On Oldor & Nowor - . AddRitlno, F-lon Work, R~ KMchono And Bolho. F- Ei' 1111111111 Rllorol-, No .Job" ' T;;oo;:3:B;-'Ig=.Or;=:Smoll~~l~·*::.:~31:,:'1'011,:::;1:::_,. : Davlo Soloing llochlno And • Vacuum Clllrw Rtpalr, Fr. : Plctc.Up And DeUveri, Onr.- • CrMk ROIMI.114 MI-42M. • .... ,,..... Npolr, e~l, plumiM!'I, Milling, _.. ~ r.:'e7i~ntlnl. lnoklo In<! out; l JET • Aorotlon llotoro, "'PPItod. • & ••bulft motore In llock, RON ' EVANS, JACKSON; OH. 1-8QO.·: 537-8528. • J:lon'• TV Servl~, ~lallzlng : In Zonlth 1110 - n g - ,' ' other br1nd._ HouM calli, ..., ~ oomo oppllo""" repoloo. WV ' 304-578-2318 Ohio~--· ;;. So:-:-pt,;lc,.:l:='o:.:,nk:.:P,::u:;:mpl::,.:,ng.:.:J,.:IID=:Go::t=:ll• : Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES ' ' : Sol= 3/.t Ton, 3 On Column. $750 Firm. 814 'JII B4D. aawon :;:Qoh:.;.,:.l11:==-l..,.llrln-_-mi.,.._-_ : ...,Hol,...w-,...llol- 1975 lntarnorlonol Dum~ Truclt lond "' lllr bind. AC two ,_ U~ Tandom Alllo {Ak Brokn) no liN com ~ntw. AC 10ft v.a Englno, M' Bod 1000 By 20 Fllr Condition, $1,881. ~- ... w/!1011'0W. 304-273- Tlr•. 814-384-3645. lnlomotlonal480 'llrector, 1178 GIIC ~krp, I <tl• 1 711-2803. ~ Rlko, lllowlng llochlno; opood, $500. --~ w"h caZl 13=.!,Driii281Ftra,_ ·Troctor 81...t uro Co ~ .. . , _ "" --11%2 Queen llzl Wlltrbad, IXCtl..nl condition mirror In headboard, 8200 OBO. Call Mlchllo 11 ~M1112-4417, 304-773-6130. ..... $425, can IM.ti2-IOII a tor lpm. 63 . Livestock l i p: Ll;go porlablo llglttod 1-=:::-:-:.~~~~:-~­ oiGn ~-aoro reg -111. - " ' AOHA t891 Gokllf1il IIY: Sonnr sat.•Non·llahted..rog. SUII. Elchot BIG IIIlO Grer l'looowo ll[llollf $28f. Freo dill-lory. 9:o!t!lft1l litpor llo-. IM-2811- Piurlc loft- (bUJ ~ bollioM 11o11 -~ $85. bol. Ollor oxplroo =•· Nov. 30. AAA Slgno 1-101).531:M83 arrytlmo. Portable llghlll! olgn Plooilc ~~·l:"bo~, ... ;: 1822. Coltlo' Houllng: AtWtlmo,' ctouok W11ho1111, .THllll rt a Crook Trucking, 114-245- · .... . PIUIIc And llodol Culvort linch 61 Fann Equipment A Freo TurlcoJ, IM-4411-11971, I· Jackaon, OH 1-aoo.l37o1128. Thru 10 Inch In Slock. Ron 20:10 JD Troator, Cnam ;800-1;::;..,;,:116-;.,1;;;5;::110;;., . ----EYino, Jackoon, Ohio. t.aoo. 82 Plumbing & 537-8528. ~~-:..~. ~~ 72 Trucks fer Sale , Heating . Porolllno 25 Inch dolll com- Fonl IO Ft. Pull Bohlnd Dloc, 1187 F-210 Ftird Pick-lip 1'1110. poymonto occaplod, 304- bollloltl Condltlonl $700, IM- •75-3136. ' _,.. 1 FuiUioodod Slborlon Huoky Farm Supplies & Ll•,estock 'Clhowdot, Fonl, 0oo1p- olaloUio beda. Short It( long: NO .Nil. Auto Parts & " Accessories 4j V-11, $2185; 61~-11112~9 . 1178 Fonl 314 Ton 4d . 1983 Chovrolll llonto Corio, v- 1178 Porto • 1110 Ford Flothood V.a, B, $2,000. 8M-t41-3112. With Trana: $250. 114-388-11101. _, 19114 Chryolor Fifth Avo, toadod, " extra nlct ln11d1 & out, $2,!85. 1182 Buick ~ • Automotk( Tran., 45,000 llllaa 1300 Firm. ·~ · - · -. -~·~·•• 61W88-VJOO. Sedan, Uke new, avery opllon, dillon, - · IM-441·1021. · Flih Tank, 2413 J.ckton Av•·· ·~· aunroof, tint, naw 1(,.,, Lillo - IBII -llblo ..... Point Plooolnt, :104-e'/5-2013, 84K, run.llookl good, '-',100. putor· VGA color monlor• 4DIIB lull llno Ttoplcal Hoh1 btnlo, :104-475-6156. 153:!4483. i . 88... Uoholllory Romnonlo 11.~11 Ylf. eO" Cull Unlng Only $3 Yd. Olhar SaiH: L..la, Craft $upplloo, Silk Floworo. Solo Lalla Homes for Sale · 1568 Sq. Fl., .18 acra lot 2x8 1111111, 2 compltll bath~, dining room. living room, 9bdrm., walk· In c~o, tully corpotod, 2 por· chn, eleetrlc heat, AC at:DVt, refrigerator, stereo.wlred, Hom• Haven of Point PlaMant 38452SA cuns 3 (1ou Bol.. To Choott From) Aulhor'zec!..,.. per month For Salt: Uke Naw Standard 56 p I S ,.,....,....,..e,ts,..,o,.r,...,.a.,.,l,...e__ 10 WHk otit Whlto> Himalayan Killona · t150, call 114-1411-2510 Sl,. Storm Door, SSG. Soo At aat So. Fo!tnh Avo., lllddloport. AKC Bolton Terriar Puppies, F- otondlntl wood , burnor Rudy To Qo o.;ambtr 8th; wlchlmnoy. Uiod vorr IIIIo. Hold Wllh Dopooft. 614-38811362. . f325. 304-475-4113 a nor 8pon. AKC Cocker Pupa -kl, ~ au Cook Slove. 1200, El:ctlltnt Black/Whfto, 6 Condtdonl 'IWO Ktrf>IUO 1 WhRo (Buff Ket wc•M Heat. ., 175 A Place. Eoro). CoiiiM-448-4110, 114-446-211~ AKC llolo Cockor Sponlo,!. Butt, a..- Nutrition · Proditcto I 112 Yooro Old. $75.00 romalo looturlng Amino Acid Body . Cocker Sponlttl, I monlho, $75. Bulkllnglor~oht and let 114-44&-2820. burner ufaa. Available IX• clullvoly It Rill Aid Pharmacy. AKC Atg. Rotw•Hitr pups. PINnt1 on ~lua. Champion Tho 1111 • ., 10 dill. bloodllnoa. $2110. 30W7s.t3n Gold ""wol~ ~~ngo1 • brring, \nytlmo. 45" Whlll Or IYOIJ Salin 2.H Yd, a-on Slotlco 2 Big Bundloo 13;_ 45" Collco Fobdc $1.48 Yd Help Wanted "AVON' All AREASI- JOUr ~ wkh uo. You'll love tho ~ponJ. 1-101).112-6351. HolT Bonk, Raclno, OH. 614-1141- ,. • • • • ,. • • • • • • ,. • • , . . .;l•:.=: 614-D..III-22:04 1- V.I.P. Chrtllmaa Fabric 1.79 Yd, CELLULAR • • • • • • • • • ,. • • • 241-112L cona, ti,IOO. 31J>t.a2-~18 . Molal rooting ond oldlng, 304- 1983 cOdlllac Sovlllo 4 door Fabric Store, Huron Slrlll, Jackoon Ohio . 614-aall5271. Annuol Chdllmn Salol (114) 378-8153 . . 11-12 •nd 8-10 . do'!N, llnttll, ate. ClaUd• Win· 1182 ·Pontiac Flreblrd, 305 V-8, t.,.., Rio Granda, OH Call e14- auto1 PS, PB, niW exhauat, axe Quhl't Employment Serv ices 54 Ml IC!III aneous Dol- Hock-• ., . *A OHiity bs•rtrl ,,,,.,,.,. 20 Yr"Exp. Call AI, 614-742·2328 Inc. .c;ou • ~48"'",...R"'ou-nd.,.:;:O.:;k:::;:T:;Iblo.,-W=Hh'"""·2 1..-••pm~. pm "' t.oo... And 4 Anvwback Choirs For Salt: Fireplace lnMit. Excel$750, Curvod ~ Cltlna lint Con<IRionl Phone: IM-37SCoblnoto, Stoning At: tl75. 2425. 1 ~ N~. 64 Hay & Grain Merchandise Ear-n 12.50 tou, 304-8711-2111. Prlmotor Ill, dlotJl. 114-446-~28 Hor. oquono baloo 82. a $2.50• oftorl p.m. Rowtd boloo 820. IIOCII. Sotur· Bob Whlto OuaM For Solo. dor pick up onlr. 30Wlllo3HO. Phone: 114-256-1071. , • ..,. A~ii e ... ,c,.. M•chln• Cit~......._ ....._ for Solo. ~511. Ml~od hoy -$1.110. Ooto & red ,.tmu ...,., tot ,_ """' clov.·or -$1.75. Alllllo -.so. 304c,. til. d1 130. Thomu TIN Su-' A Dool . H ... F•- "' ~.m.m"""~ ~-~h, a mlloo -" TrMblrk, ''""" rmy Hvy 5711-2316 M 30W75-18T.I after SM..;d Junior . an C.mllaug• lpm. Clturoh, :J04.I7I.404I. :'~t!o;:nd~C::,~~~9,; Transportation Cool Woodbwnlng 8lovo Bdck book1o SandJ¥1111 Pool ottlco, Unod tl30; B,... Flro (Screon) Eoll ~77 Rl-wood. Only Frl, ::-:--:--:--:--:--·Gll• Gnit• ·$100, e14 4t& 8488 Sat, S. ~:OOPII, DtMr =A:;:Itoo-'r-"IP"c.ll:".--:::--:-:--==-::---:- doyo houro 304-:ma55. 71 Autos for Sale - · For Solo szs, 114- TondJ c-putor 1 wldlok ddvo, 1969 JaYOIIn SST 2110 Vol, AC, ~. r.carder ayllem, many l•rnM, joy atlcko & othor occiiiOrloo, PB, Automatic, Floor ShlftL.For Rntorotlon Projoct SIOO "'""· &...., EquRr LT 20 llog HD, ttoo. 30~ 1112-2M1. IM-3811-Vl00. . lnct Flrol Chillco & Print Shop. Corrylng c..o & Bot ClutiJIW, Vlnrt lnoulatod olldor roptoc• 1m ChOYralll lmpola, ",ooo Par..onlc 24 Pin Wiele Cli'rlia• ment window, &l'"x28"'; 814-742· mlln, 350 tour Bl, turbo 400, Dot 11ot Prlntw. btro'ol $1,5110 2138. uc cond, $1,200 or 080, 304-Firm Both, IM-2-11. · WIIIII llomlng Gu Stovo, .;:'75-::;::27'1:;.:~;.or:,;&::.:111-::.1:;5n:.,:·:.....,,.._-=F l - o Ford Truck Top, Slid- co,OQO_BTU u.id '1 v.. r, $27S. 1974 LTD Brougham, Naw EnIna llindowo, Some Ao Now, :::;:it~~loo And Blonkoto, gl"!', l)roo, Radiator & Exhoull W111to, $221.114-3111-2122. $800 Aloo Wanlod To Bur; Quid Wood Chlol WoodiJitrnor, Molorcyclo. IM-3118-18041. Firewood lor ..... 821 · - llnoct; IM-IIIHU8. on loed; .,...wno. t9BO llonlo carlo •~. Coli'* X-tn~~treoo: Cui your own or wo 446·1021 Or 8M-441-:1332. Flrowood;For "" Oak, ln- cut, Wft. ecotch or whitt plna, lormotlon: IM.aJ.7aJii. $12.00. Avalloblo l1/i7,2l,2l 1181 VW J1111 Dloooll Slondafd, 1 OWnor, Good Cond lion, $850. Firewood - d . Hirdwood, ontr, 114-lm-5885. 6-1-otiM, Lwei, 81-"odlnPick.Up lold, 1982 Berllnetta Clmero 80,000 Bulldlnlt With Rouon, ~o. 55 MHII, Crul•, Tllt, Air, IM-241-10D. Supplies Automallc, Prlcod To Solll Non Block, brick, uwar dpes, win~ ~D:::d::CvH.:;:b:.clo::,.:""-"'-::U=fi.OI~OI:".=-=­ ~~~; , TROMM BUILDERS 0- 40Ft. Log Trolt~. 82,500 &llo 15" Plalnor Sooo; 10" Sooro Radial Am Sow 1210• . _ 11031. For Solo- !liz' modlum ladloo wtnllr coot, donlm w1 loothor lnm, llannol lnl~u· now, ... Gaoogo. LR~ Klchon, Bath, All Corpotod. ...,.cooll Drivowor. Rlvor VIIIIJ Oak FumR&n, 614, 441-4311. • IM-441·1801. 4 Bedroom HouR, Retarencaa, VI'RA FURNITURE AND AP. Dopoolt, Roqulrod. IM-441.0128. . PUANCU 1-11-4428 OR 114-141-3158 42 Mobile Homes for Rent . G) 182 372~2011. ' STARTS card of Thanks =:;:=. l'Wo bedroom •Pirtmtnt on . Awnuo, Pom110J: •~· Rentals . 78 or 937·2128... NEW uanNa - cR 20 - 2+ .. ,... with older 1 ftoor trarne houM With 2·3 bedroomo, ahld ttnd older bem. Gat epee~ heat. pttnrtling, ca!pll & holdwood ftooring. pluo oloc, - . n FumHuro, :toM'7W40I Ono llodroom turnlohod opon· -~ 11 nd d • "-"· ,..... 1 -"· no Plt8;,.114-112-m?. Threo ,._, tumltthod opon. mont, ulliHI• lncludod, 114·192· 51141. 45 U.11<>1 "f.., wl'l~ . - ~.· - ·~· full tlma auctlontw'j & bondtd alataa o lo l Will VIrginia, 304-937· Infant labvslttar In My HDmt, Jackton Plkl ArN, Waakdly• Call 'vouv• Ono b o -· lumlohod 8200. R In lite? 18 y,. llild up. e.n • much • you w.m, full or pttrl lime from your home. No CMii lnV.tnllill, be your 992·3838 SUNDAYS 12:00 Noon utllhln, $100 no p11t1; 814- WEDO AND·manHIHG UHDERIUTI GAUGES • ADDIDOIIS • SIDING . Do you IIMd a .t.rt FREE ESTIMATES NEW USTifiiQ- Nler Albany, oplit loy« home with 4 bedraomo, 2 bello, decl<ing, garage. epplianceo, ba... rnrrnt with wolklhop, motion lighting, ftuit troeo, ailed, wood otove, 1.35 ..,.., $54,900. 304~ IPirtm.ntl, 12-5-tfn - CLUB In my homt, Invalid bod potlont prelorred, MMn~bl•, good CaN, 114-Mi). 2278. Call (304) 895-3386 after 5 p.m. 'lervlc•froml11.15 205 North Second Avo. _ Middleport , OH ·..x~LEPORT- Front llrMC -If ,..ntal property ia IM!at been looking tor, we've got it. In thla houM. you jhave a 2 bedroom apartment downllairo, and a one ·bedroom ·apat1mant up. Al10 has alumil\\lm siding and a · ono car gal'lgl $18,1100. r . . ,BAIHAN ROAD - Aro you ~red of living In town? You wll ww.t tc taka aloolt at !No homo. • hila 3 bedrooms 2 ' tiodho, •Ieru- family room, firopl,.,., liniahld baserMnt ond plllfln pon:h on approx. Iii &el81. $45,1100; RACINE - A co"!merclal 2 olory brick building with 4 :~onto u~llairo .. Hea p t l'llltai polltntiel, or put tJVUf own bllarnoo downare and rent the apartmonto · .rrpoltiro. Sita on 3 loll. $45,000, ..cHESTER - iu..,.. Road - A grMt itll get-awa:y or otarl8r home. Hao 2 bedroomo, 1 both, ond lu oil -*"'- with appmxc:W ocJH: 132,100 ' e~re tor lady ~tos n.td .Turkeys •••••..•........•••••••••••'175~ ·, ' , .. SOD · . . FISh ....................~ •••• 4 per Inch HAUUNG: Urne8tone, Dirt Gravel •nd Coal LICENSED arid BONDED Real Estate General SPORTSMAN Will Public S~jle •• & AUction .•;£~:-lc:-k"'p.. -,..-.-A'"u-ct"'lon""""eo,...m-po-ny, GRAY'S .TAXIDERMY: 00 eCounty local HtVIee 992·2259 608 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 614-1112·15858. 1112·7110. 1ft~~======::::=~:======::~ =t-· PM. Ta llotM Hama 2:00 p.m. Will Do Bobvolttlng In Mr Homo. Wanting To Bur: 1·5 Ai:ru Wlntod For Wo- Tdp To ~h Jlriday. Monday edition .. 2:00 Lind, Callll4-2564724. Bond. IN Nov 11-11. Coli Pol IMp.m. Saturdllt. · 446-4'101. . I Sunday or 915·3839 · R&C EICAVATIIG ... . ;; llolgo Counly, Solom 1Wf..l Will ..,. lor oldodr In mr homo, Men:handlie 1171 C1D Treo F"'"'"r Skkldor wHh Doutz onglno, 112,000; 114oulomo~c1 SEVERAL 7· ACRE PARCELS: COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 614-949·2101. 949~2160 Faetocy 12 Gauge Choke 1Clf.lll/'11211 ·~·-88. New Ho~ • VInyl Siding : · ! New Garages • Replacement WJndows · Room Additions • Roofing llHn wtiling fur a GUN SHOOT FORKED RUN 211~ 54 MI~I'&R~u·s _.. ..,...., ,.., Clto¥J llllbt, 4dr, fer\, no ruot, alklng ~85· Complol~ltthod Smau 2 Cllllft ,... CUI, $100' tal""cui, tiU; two 3b1 12iicl =r~• P':l~~: tlrw on Polite dmo lor pick up, $50; 114-tl2•7112. Complolly Fumltthod mobile homo. 1 i n l o - town o..,.. z -thor llgllt ••• Z dooiW, uood than No Poll, Cl: IM- -long,roor. Dtlcod s~. lor ~h, 3bdrm., • 15&12, tuml.t.d, oent,.l U, .tlrtli'lg, Will tln~nC•, $100 down, $1301 mort.,.114-112· 35 Lots & Acreage BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 1:00 P.M. EXCAVATING OFFICE 992-2886 for Sale 5 Atreo Thomplon Road, Fll. 180, Will CaniiHr Lind Con~ tract. 15 Mlnutn From Kyger, RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS SUNDAYS · 32 Mobile Homes IM48W221! horne, good Witch dog, FREE Produt:IL 114 411 1225 or l.oolllng For A Dool? Conoldor A -47s-2tll 1-1100.551-4801. Pro-Owned llobllo Homo, Llrgo Solttctlon ' - llonor D-n, tltoowey: Port Chow Pupploo, 18 Wanted to Do Froo Sot-Up And Dollvory. t.aoo.. ii-2se saoe. IIH-6710. . E&R TREE SERVICE. To~, white, •rk Trimming, TrM RemOvlil, both lomalo, Trimming. Free Eatlmat11t 1 -ood bauble wtdo, 3 Bod· 367·7157 Aftw 4p.m. _ , . An~ 2 Botho, Cothodrol Ceiling, 24x54, 2 Porchn, 814· Goorgn Ponoblo Sowmlll, don' ......... 27, 114-oMI-81114. haui:J:.: to tho 111111 11101 colt 711-ih7. 33 Farms for Sale IIIII Paulo'o Doy. Coro Conlw 1 Block Wool 01 HIIC On ""c"-' IS8 aCN . country aatata with PI ko 11-F I A.ll. -6:30 P.M. II IIQnd , VInton. Colonial lorm Oullltr And Exportonco lo Tho houoo nowly re..-lod. 2 torgo 11 Cohcam l'9r Yo,.. Cltlld'o bilme, eum.,..,. houte garaga, Core. Coli Uo l'9r A VIol. Infant lludlo, hunllng cabin. By ownor. IToddtlro 114-44&-8227. P - Agent• welCome. R•ducedl Dan choolore /School Ago 114-446- Bilek, 614-388-8210. We Deliver In.•• Ga)lia, Meigs, Mason and SIZED UMESTONE . FOR SALE . 94?·2391or 1·800·137·1460 11 Help Wanted ---....:..----Ayotj I All Arolo I Shi~OJ Spoo.-, 304-11711-M:!II. Still Tlmo To llo.llo .Cltrlotmao llonorl Flrot 5 To Sign Up To nnan Shophord miKod noodo Soli Avon Will F1ocit1Y0 $31 HOME HEATING OILS DIESEL. FUELS • GASOLINE$ Call614•992~ KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE Giveaway ·. A:lioooblo lordor co111o 1ee111o lila PuOI>In. I Wooko Old, To <:f"" H"oinol1114-2541-1558. ~ Drror For Pano To 347~~~ Coli Aftor 5 P.ll. 114· BP OIL CO. 667-6179 ICEI'S~~CE ~:!,!~~...::.:..::=~= t---·-w_e_o_n_lv_h_av_e_on_eTr_oo_m_l_e_ft_:_,_s_,_s_.·__..;...j . COIISTIUCnOII Ho•s BILL SLACK .992·2269 --· ~ Fu...-, 3 Roome I Bolh, Fumll&n and Cleln, No Plio, Rlloronco & repo.'ln. lllo Will "''-•, col 8.. Dapoalt Aequlrld.IM-4411-1511. . lll2•l1141. -• ~ . ta7-$275.00 . 16a7"!$450.tf . OPEIEU llftAUID-Y. .,_$200.00 . = . ........ ,, ....... .,... ~ I lr. Glllllpolle Loc:ollon, 53 Anti"'IM :1411040. ==~=~~..-~-~=­ F - Apl. 107 8ocond I'; or - R - Anliquoo, A - , Oolll- 1 led"""" L 11-, on Ill. -~ • 1211..0 . Ulllliloo Pold, 114-446- P-OJ. lloln: II.T.W. 10:00 -Allor 7 P.JI. 1.111. lo 1:00 P.l!!?.llllldar I :00 IIIWIID PIICII . an ad Call 992-2156 1tl4 IWf ton F-110 ......... I :.: epMd. ......,.. . . '10 =-~ocl~,11.200:::::;.··1104-4Ji.:,::..::..;,::..~JI...;;;-· 11141 Ford f.IIO, 412, . . . . . .: • liicllln•. ~. •~='*"It FOR REiff: Nice Apor1mont S30G Per - . - Ulllllloo .STEEL I.IUIID . RAISED PAIEL lAIIlE IIIIIDOOIIW' .. To place KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrigbt Apartment for Rent crt. , A'O< . The Dally Sentinel-Page I' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1rrl GIIC1 Cab Ovw, CUinmN Engine; 1972 RIVOM 0211. Aluminum Trollor, Haml Nll'l ~ Upholstery Bonk, Roclno, Ohio. IM-114112:110. -..,... Upho!lot!!.lng ......... : 10M. 1112 31~ 11111 hoa¥J d,.J Fonl lng trl OOUniJ · - a7 ,..,., Tho • In lurrilhn trpfiOIIIorlrte • HolM Training wtntw llooclol pick-up truck, good cond., IM- Coli 304.a76-41~ lOr .... ..: • tl50 Brenda 'Wright, IM-:JII. '142-21147. . tlmetn. , -· ( Anrwltoro. l •• �• .· .- The .Daily Sentine~ By The Bend IIKLY Friday, November 20, 1992 Plgl 1 ~ , VETERANS HONORED • A dinner party was held l'fftntly by tbe American Legion PCISt , 128, Middleport, and its AuxUiary honoring vet· erans who are resideets ol the Pomeroy Nursing and RebabDillltoln Center. Hoaored were front, left to right, Donald Stephenson, Sherwood ' Meredith, a_nd Robert Bush,·and Thomas _Fry, ..-e center back. Pictured with J11e fttei'IUII from the left, Katie Gilmore, re)!lre~tntln&_tbe Leaton . Auxiliary, Sen. Jan Mlcbatl Lon&, (Frye), lick Kornspan, actingad•lnlstrator;·aod Jerry Hawley, and back row, Jay Ellis, both legion' naires. The AuxWary holds mootbly game par· ties for tbe residents. Community calendar Community Calendar_items appear two days before an event and the day or that event. Items must be received well In advance to assure publication in the cal· ~ndar. music by Smokey Mountain Boys. 1'\Jblic inviled. SATURDAY RUTLAND - There will be a round and square dance ·saturday from 8 p.m. 10 midnight at the Rutland American Legion Hall. Music will be by C.J. and the Country Gentlemen. Public invited SUNDAY POMEROY • The Meigs Coun· ·ty Historical Society will sponsor a demonstration on making Advent Wreaths using herbs on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Meigs·County Muse· urn. Mrs. Janet Theiss will.present the demonstration: those !killing to participate are 10 bring material with them. For a list of materials needed, cali the museum at 992· 3810 between I and 4 p.m. FRIDAY COOLVILLE • Revival at Wes· ley-Allegheny Church in Coolville, through Sunday . .7:30 p.m. nightly HENDERSON - Gallia·Twirlers with Rev. William Cope of Salem. Western Square Dance Club will Glen Easterling, pasiOr, invites the hold a dance Saturday from 8-11 POMEROY • Bob Hayes, a mis· . public. p.m. at the Henderson Community sionary from _Africa, will speak at LONG BOTTOM • Faith Full Center in Henderson, W.Va. John Hillside Baptist Church on Sunday Gospel Church will have a 'Ibanks· Waugh will be the caller. at u ·am. giving dinner Friday at 6 p.m. MIDDLEPORT • Meigs County RUTLAND • Gospel concert, There will be a preaching and singing at 7 p.m. w•th David Dailey Retired Teachers will meet Satur· Rutland Freewill Baptist Church, imd the Dailey Family. Pastor day at I2:3o p.m. at the Mid'dleport Sun~Jay, 2 p.m., featuring Kevin Masonic Temple. Rev. Kris Trein· Spencer Family and Reflections Steve Reed invites the' public. tong, Middleport Presbyterian Trio. Pastor Paul Taylor invites the public. CHESTER • There will be a Church will have the program. special meeting of Shade Rivet Lodge No. 453 F&AM:Friday at 7 LONG BOTTOM • Thanks~iv· ~ANAUGA • Liberty Moun· p.m. Work in the Master Mason taineers will perform Saturday at ing service at Long Bouom Umted Methodist Church will be Sunday 4egree. Refreshments will · be the DAY Center in Kanauga. at 7:30p.m. Public invited. served. All master masons invited. ' MIDDLEPORT • Thanksgiving MONDAY , POMEROY • Reservations for crafts for kids, Middleport Arts TUPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers the FOE Ladies Auxiliary No. 2171 Council, Saturday, 6:30p.m. Cost 9Jtristmas dinner on Dec. I are due is $4 for kids ages 3-8. Shirin Nug- Plains VFW Post No. -9053 Ladies Friday. Cost is $4 to the auxiliary gud instructor. Call 992-2675 or Auxiliary will have a special meeting Monday at .7:30 p.m. AU mcm· 992· 7733 to register. Secretary. bers urged 10 attend. Plans will be • : MIDDLEPORT· Ceramic tree SALEM CENTER • Star made for the Chrisbnas dinner. iop angel class, Middleport Arts Grange and Star Junior Grange, RACINE • "Talking About annual Thanksgiving supper; Satur· Health and Nutrition" will be pre· Council, Friday, 6:30 p.m. Cost is $12. All supplies included. Judy day at 6:30p.m. at the Salem Cen· sented at the Racine American I>Jxon is instruciOr. Call 992-6564 ter Fire Station. Meat provided by ·Legion Hall on Monday at 7 p.m. There will be free refreshments. the grange. Bring a covered dish. 0r 992·7733 10 register. ' SALISBURY • Meigs Local RACINE • An alumni football . Annual Chapter I Parent/Teacher HARRISONVILLE - Har-. risanville OES, annual installation game between Eastern High School meeting, Monday, 6:30p.m. of officers, Friday, 7:30p.m., at the and Southern High School will be Harrisonville Masonic Temple. - held Saturday at 7:30p.m. at the RUTLAND • Rutland Garden Members bring potluck: food for Southern football field. Club, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the (efreshments. Other chapters ar_e home of Mrs. Dorothy Woodard. invited. . LOTTRIDGE • Lottridge Com- "Making Herbal Gifts" will be the munity C~nter will have a Thanks- program. : TUPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers giving dinner Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Plains VFW Ladies Auxiliary will Those attending bring a covered RACINE • Regular meeting, ~ponsor a round and square dance dish. Public invited. ' Southern Local Board of Education friday from 8-11 :30 p.m . .with will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at the high scllool. .. Landers "*"""· and -ned a divm:ed. wondetful IUY· He lOki me biJ tint . wife- allelfilh (cmplctiw deldrd) who goa heneir pregnant and committed adullery while Mr. Wonderful WOJked two jobs. He finally divon:ed bis wife and let ber and her lover adqll the child. ~ 11 yean of lllllriagc. our fourth 1011 WIS born. Five months later, Mr. WonclcduiiiUIOunccd that we had grownapul be no longrz loved me. t1uee years ago, and we ~~e atill manied. He wen1 lhrougb my money, and I will soon lose the bouse. The cbildn::n and I baw nil place ., go. He says bis job is "hanging by I dmld," yet he manaaes 10 maintain a ftamboy· ant lifeslyle for the "friend" he moved iil with two years agQ. I reantly leanled she has been in bis life for the last seven years. · He now claims I'm moneyhungry and "bleeding him dry. • Meanwhile, he says "in the best interests the children• be's willing to give op cusiOdy. Thanks 10 Mr. Wondelful's planned Ba(uisi· lion evety dollar we held jointly. I could not n:l8in a'hot--sbollawycr and 11111 a lilting cluck. My ldviee _, Viqinia Beach is 10 tate aloag, Wd loot at her fiance and tlllk 10 biJ eX·wife. A "'ovely nuin" will do cverytbiDa in bis power to lbat biJ children 11e cared for. What you see -happening to Mrs. Ex today may be a IIIIISCripa whal your life will be lite tomonow. •• SADDER BUT WISER IN N.Y. DEAR S.B.W.: Let's hope Virginia Beach reads your road signs and saves henelf a trip. De.- Au Landen: I am a 4(). year-old W<mlll who bas wodced my life. I've tried 10 help others ·•.· nwau • am tbrilugh communiay sei'Yj~ and vohinmer work. . The recession led 10 my being laid off fr<!m a goOd job with a ,_ti.,;,,. My __ hus· ....- ·-~ corporation...__, , band'i 11111ary was cut ., ............ 1Y that we had 10 flle for blnb'u)lfCy. Since . my earcer -_ .a..A I've become "'"""" deeply depressCd. Although we've been able to lteep Ol!r hQme, we've often been without: food and medical care. we· have young childml, and I IIIII under COIISI8Dt stress. I beloilg to a support group. which helps, bul I cannot .cmfide ··my shame 10 them. Ann, I'm filled with sleep such and Rllline and guilt that I can'l feel auicidal. I orcb' ha lothi • njob. 10. wi~ ~ li~r ~or mtervtews, gan op 1 • mg. I can 'I reiUm these worn outfits, but I cannot pay for 1bem either. My liuniJy is JIIOlllinenl in this city, carry ; au ........ (J) • .. ' DRS. NIBERT&: MATUSIEWICZ .' . ' ' *Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 'Avoids jail.te_rm Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - Griffin O'Nel!l; the son of actor Ryan O'Neal, has avoided a possible three-year jail senaence by pleading no cooleSt 10 cllarges he shot at his estranged girlfnend's unoccupied car. Under the plea bargain Thursday, prosecuiOrs ~ charges of battery and makmg terrorist threats, said De_puty District Attor· ney Lauren 'f!:IBS~ . . . Friday 9:00a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Bunch liD• (TH) Paid Prog,.m liD. (FRI Fox Kld1 TV Tekeover Don.lhue .. . I[J (THI auttono a Ru1ty: The Turkey C.., ~ Vldeallorning \ · 0 (MO,TU,WE,FR)_Bielc Tl'llnlng Workout 1D (TH) Hlatory of College Football 18 Morning New• ltD (MO,TU,WE,TH) The Wlllona .• .. ...·. :• 9:05(1) (MO,TU,WE,TH) Little : HOUII on the P,.l:ll : '• 9:30(l)e (MO,TU,WE,FR) · ·; ·Doctor O.an · :• (Jl Bawttch:ld ·~ llll iiiJ (MO,TU,WE) Deer ' John : ;< l!DID (MO,TU,WE,TH) Klftlllih Copelend ' ' I[J (TH) Ghoa-are Tllllnkeglvlng ... '-.1 626 Main Street. Point Pleasant . . liZ. (MO,TU,WE,FR) · ! _' 675-4580 ()). I!J (MO,TU,WE,FR) Lift With Regie • Klllhle Lee CllS.u-Straet Cil (MO, TU;WE) lTV . ProgrllSimlng (I) (TH,FR) WonclerwOII<a ~emily Movie iiiJ illl (MO,TU,WE) Thal'a Amore iiiJ llll C • (TH) CBS AU AIMitclln Tllllnkaglvlng Dey Pel'8dl iiiJ illl (FR) Halldl!y Pal'8dl ' liD. (MO,TU,WE)IIrady •• .• •• OPTOMETRIC PHYSICIANS Monday 9:00 a.m. - S.:OO p.m. \ 8 DtlyBrMk liD lniPICior Olclget 1:05(5) (MO,TU,WE,TH)I D,..m oiJelnnll - • 1:30 (JllolO (I) Miller Roge,.• Netghbat11aad · l!lle Tell !Spin llll Popeye , • 1:35(1) (MO,TU,WE,TH) Bawlleh:ld ' 9:00 (l) e (MO,TU,WE,FR) CIIIIIC Colll:aut:atlon (l) • (!)) (TH) Miley'• Th:lnklgiVIng Dey Pe,.cle C!J CFRI llup·•·thon (ConL) ..·•.. ' NEW OFFICE HOU~S or C1 (MO,TU,WE,FR) BodJShslplng - :_; 10:00(l)e (MO,TU,W!,FR) •' ~ Wlllllma (Jl Percy MillOn (JJ 11 Meury Povtcll • > Cll Limb Cllop'1 Pl:lr·Aiong ' (J) Vlckll •• i11J i11J (JtoiO,TU,WE) Magnum, p.L . liD. (MO,TU,WE,TH) IIJ) 700 Club With Pll RaberloDn C e (MO,TU,WI) Femlly • FIUII Cllllllanp • . CD (FR)Fllvel'l AIMitcllnTIIII _ • 11J (MO,TU,WE,FR)S.IIy • JeuyAiphslal I[J (MO,TU,WE) Murder, She Wrole I[J (TH) AIIIIIZing Splcler·Men: The Ceptlve . e .. ••'• T- . I[J (I'RI Amlzlng Spider-Men: The Wolf Pack 0 (MO, TU,WE,FR) Spor!~Canter ., IZII (TH) NFL'I OrNtell M -- ! 10:05 CD • (MO) MOVIE: PI:ICII In ' .... Hart (!) (TUI MOVIE: Wlnllr Kill (!) (WE) MDVII!: Honkr Tonk ' (!) (TH) MOVIE: T h u ' lnd Llghtfoot ' : 10:30 (I) 8esney l F:llncll 1 Cil (FR) Rlldlng lllllnbow I lllllll IIJ) • (FR) G~III!'IY '' 8 Living In tile '1101 With Chrtlllllrlnkllr ' Decide on a lerm,lock' in a rate, you can own your home SOQner than you think! Here's a comparison that may 0pen your eyes! 30 Year Loan• 15 Year Loan* $75,000.00 . 9.23% $75,000.00 8.08% $705.96 $127,072.80 Amount of loan Annual Percentage Rate Monthly Payment Total ol Paymenls . : 11:00 I]) e (MO,TU,WE,FR) MaUl)' Povlch (Jj Jolin Rlverl (I) • Sdr Jelly Rephslel Cll 8hln1ntl Time SUlllol'l • CIJ (MO,TU,WE,FR) Home (I) a (THI Fally'e 43nl ,. Annuli Tllllnkaglvlng Oey Pel'8dl ' 'f (I) (TH) Woncllrwort:e e Increasing your monthly payntent $102.49 will save you $90,176.40 and 15 years! Decreasing the terril of your loan builds equity faster and· drastic~lly reduces total repayment. As shown above; cutting the tenn of the loan in, half will !lQ1 doubl~ lhe monthly payment! Get the facts on fixed rates and repayment costs· that's the Peoples advantage and the American ·Dream. Get acarrying case and extra chain free witb tbe Stlbl oz;. Stthl 025 w/16" ' '. '' •34995 ' l'•miiJ Movie Cil (FR) llerney I F:llncle lllllll IIJ) e (MO,TU,WEI P:lce IIi Right . · 1119 C e (FR) Oe:fteld endF:IIncll . lllle (MO,TU,WE,TH) CluniSLIOkl l!lla (FR) Goal Troop Chrl-1 IIJ) . (MO,TU,WE,FR) Doctor Dun I[J (MO,TU,WE) Divorce Court· I[J (TH) MOVIE: U - Buck II) (1'111 MOVIE: Emeat 'These .e~ampifi are based on the fixed rat~ shown below: •, 30 Year Lo~n : 9.00% plus a 2% origination. f~. • 15 Year Loan: 7.75% plus a 2% origination lee. Bar & Chain. now only There are a lot of good reasons for buying a . Stlbl 025 chain saw. It's lightweight It's reliable and durable.¥d It packs .many professional features In a 10-lb. saw. Around the yard or fmn. $603.47 $217,249.20 Gael 10 Clmp • . 1Z11 '(MO,TU,WE,FRI BodJ by , thiS Is the perfect saw for the serious woodcuttet Another case for buying a Stihl. Now. during . our Hot nr.I sm. five of our most ~r saws are available at uvmp of up to l$0. 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(PI 1 of 21 0 ATP Teml1 World Championship, semifinals from Frankfurt, Germa.!!l' (T) 18·Even1 and Novak J;ij 1:00 I]) 8 College Footblll Florida at Vanderbilt (LI Cil MOVIE: Return to Mayberry (2:00) Cll Quilting From the H..rllend Frugal Oounnet Stereo. 0 EIPN OutdoOrl a CIJ F,.oih Fleld1 \11 111e Nawa II Jim Hanaon'a Dog City lA /! e iiJj Gil MOVIE: The SWard In lhEI Stone (Gi (2:001 C Ill Paid Progst~m 12!1 Chemplonahlp Rodeo 121 NewaDay 1:30 Cll Strip Quilting With Kere Wood (I) Thla Old House J:;l 021111 MOVIE: The Court' Milrtlal of Jackie Roblnaon (2 :00) 8 N_._ker S.turdllr/Nowe r:;l liD Tllll Rllllmln 2:00 Cll Iewing With Nern;r New YenkH Workahop Flevel'a Amerlclln Tella.!;! ID Fllliln' Hole 18De,...ek liD Archil end Frlende 8:05 C!J ionenu 8:30 Cill!llnortty Bulllnaal Report (JJ . , . Lend ollhe lolt (I) No ce Like liD• Bobbr'• World 1121. Dl~·· The uiile Mermsllcl "'.!)utdoorl With 1Z11 Ultlmm Werna PIII'IOfl 8 Nen/The Big Story . ltD Hey, Vem, lh Ema1tl 9:001])8 Mr. C.slooli Cil l!lliD New1 (JJ g (I) e Wid Welt c.o.w.: loy1 of Moo MeH c \11 ~. MOVIE: Allan Q!isotermeln end tile loll City of Gold lPG) (2:001 I[J MOVIE: Perfect Femlly (2:00) Stereo. C 12!1 North Ameiiean gExecutive Fst~nch In Action Str111 Spor!lmen (I) ~ e Ol:fteld end Frll:lir. OJ Bukman'1 World I[J Pelcl Prog,.m 12!1Bickr•rd AIMitcll 1Z11 Fir Flahlng VIdeo Magezlne 8 Newi/HeelthWOII<e IIJ) ProSUI,. Q 9:05 CD WCW Power Hour 9•30 ~a (I) Derkwlng Duck CIJ Homltlme a RIISIOdellng end Decorsflng Today 8 NeWI/Style With EIH KllniiCII 3:00 (Jl MOVIE: The Ore~t ChaM (2:00) Cll Homlllme (I) It o,.etelt spar~~ Legend• WiH Chamberlain talks about his basketball career ..Host: Tom Seaver. (I) Cebln Country A Kansas hunt for ringneck pheasant and bobwhite quail; Ron Young gives a lesson In shooting Kansas style. lllliD Man'o World (!)) lpori8Worlcl NHRA Winston Finals from Pomona, Calif. (T) C .12!1 NHRA'fodlly 8 Nawi/On the Manu llll Oun1moko 3:30tJJG College _ Footblll Miami at Syracuse or Wishlngton at Washington State (L) Cll Woodclrvlng With Rlck Bulz Stereo. (I) W~ht'l Shqp Stereo. a French In Acllon (I) No Job lor 1 Llcly i!ll (18 NIWI l!ll. Elk tile Cit r:;l tm Ca=~sset eilcl 1111 Pllnellerl I[J Hal lnllldar 12!1 Jar of Olrdenlng 0 Welker'• cay Chnlnlclea 18 N-tat-JWMk Q llll WlahKid 8~ Mecaully CUlkin Q 10:00 (2). S.VId by 1111 Bell r:;l (!) Pro FoolbaO Weekly (J) Goat Troop Stereo. Cll Dt1 1: An IntroductiOn toSNnlah C a!: (l)e (I) ..... Me---,.eihslr l!DIB Sleven Spielberg Pswenta TlnLTDOSII A-J;ij IIJ) e T~ Mublnl Ninja TurUe1 . IIJ) Chip n' Dell'l AIICUI Rengere C 11J JuliN Ten ot U1 Q. Gil A - · - C,.edve UVIng WlthC,.III 1D Hunting StrlllgiH Mistakes most hunters make ; Jim Zumbo stalks his bug buck; field ID ollr()f)hies. 8 Na'!!flhowBiz 'l'hle II Week t;l IIJ) lneptctor Oeclpt 10:05 (!) Netlonll Oeognophlc lllliD fn 10:30 I]) e Celliomll DrMCSII C (!) hbe Wlnldlmen'• OOOil Flllhlng ~a (I) Addlm1 Femlly e ro O.ltlnot: An IntroductiOn 10 Spenlah C • CIJ Are You Jelng Served? I l l . Go lor ltl l!lle TAZ-MANIA Q dJT... Ipln I[J Ceslooli lxp5WI 12!1 Counlry K1ll:hsln 0 ..,.,., Houlton Outdoorl 121 Newa/Styla Wltlll!lu • 121 Newi/IPCNUl CIDU-Up 101 lloniiEWI ' 4:05 (!) MOVIE: Percy MIIIIOEI: Thai . Cell of lhEI Notortouo Nun (2:001 4:30 ~ Frugal Gourmet Stereo. ~ hhlncl ~- Sc-• r:;l r:;l liD Ill ALF I[J Jull 1111 en of ue ' II!JintpiC!Or Olclget 5:36(1) (!o'O,TU,WI) HEIPPr Dep r:;l . 8 Nawi/FuiUN Wlllch 5:00 W DMt ..~uattc• Cll Thla Old ttouM_jJ (J). The ....,.. 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AUIIIIWir With the Rich I Femoua (J) G CUENnt Aftelr EJdrl Q Cll Wild A-:lce Q (I) It"" Hew (I) Lawrence Welk l!ll. IIJ) Star Trek: The Next Olnarltlon C 1!2llll Enterlllnmelil Tonlght Stereo. r:;l • I!J Swamp Thlna C . 1D College Fooibalf Scoreboard l2il Cepltal Oeng/llen IIJ) Rln Tin nn, K·l Cop r:;1 7:30 I]) e llll Gil Calh Explollon C!l $100,000 Fortune Hunl (I) New Country VIdeo Stereo. I!J Beyond Relllty 12!1 Tex11 Connection 1Z11 Collage Footbll Ill 18 NawafSpotU S.iurdlir IIJ) Now Zor:o r:;1 7:35 (!) NBA Ba1kalbslll Boston Celtics at Atlanta Hawks (L) 8:00 (l) 8 IIJ) Here end Now The kids lear the worst when they take a sca,.Y field lrip. Stereo. C • C!1 MOVif: Blind Fury (R) (2:00) (i) G (I) It 'Columbo' AIC Movie Speclll A deranged· woman resolves to murder Columbo's wife. (R) J:;! Cll Au1tln-City Umlta Stereo. (I) Seniors Speak Out Stereo. · IIIJ Gil C e MOVIE: 0.111 Poell Society (PG) (3:00) l!lle COPS A father stabs his son; two men are removed from a bar. Stereo. rt i MOVIE: Deadly Deel,. (2:00) Slereo. lll()pryBaclil 8 PrlmeNewa liD Young Rlcleni 8:30 (l) 8 IIJ) - - Thet.Be Margaret assumes a visiting ~ Is her new maid. Stereo. 5'£ ID COPS A confusing 18 NeWI/HiaithWOII<I II!JIIIg Veney 2:05 CD MOVIE: Peary M11on: The Cell of tile Murdllstld Mlldom (2:001 2:30 Cll Jar ot Painting Stereo. liD. Tom l Jarsy Kkl1 C (Jl Qolllhow . The third annual Waterfowl 18 NewafSpcirtl ao...up llll Augll Dogglt end Frlendl 8:00 (Jl U.S. Fenn Report (JJ (I) D New ~~~ of Winnie 1111 Hrdroplana llllclng tllgh.O aD Grell Amerlclln Outdoora e ro • ljfjiD Amllk:an Glldlators Cil Thai Conelltullon: Thall Cll RHCIIntl lllllnbow (I) WhEIN Iii tile World II c.- Bancllago? iiiJ Ill (FRI Hurt ot Ohio aDVIcleoPM IZII (MOl SporU Report~r~ L9V1 Aftelr • l!xplorlng Arilerlce: ·Sicle by 8lcle 5:00(1). -lhoppi!IQ (J]ItN-1 or Dnlw • Hoii)'WoM'e MORNING w- . liD. - · · The Anlmltad aJITap Cerd Back 10 tile Ftsf!!e Q 1 Mighty MouN: Tllll New~C • IIJ. ~~~~-·· IIJ DuckTQ 'liorld r:;l Ill liJl 8:00 Cil Lou Gst1nl iiiJ ID Flevel'l Ame:lcen Teii1C l!lla~elk S..S.rlle,. (Jl O.lllgnlng Women (!) (TU) Tom lnd .lerry'a Funholi11 (!) (FR) Bugl·l·thOn (Cont.) (J) G (I) (MO,TU, WE) Olnarll_Holplta1 Cll (MOl Joy of Painting l1l ITUI Welcome to Mr Studio - . (I) (WEI Tom Lynch Wltln:olor Tachnlque~ , Cll (TH) Dst~wlng Fun lor ~ I (I) Jullll Child - 8 I!]). l1us:l Dawge I[J (MO,TU,WI) Win, l.oM . 0 (TH) Knoclcaul: 8 SAT., NOV. 21 ~I tit TY Lilting - . ft ~ 111 weapons call: a teen threatens his mother. (AI Stereo. C 12!1 OstinGOle ()pry Uve Stereo. 9:00 (2) 8 IIJ) Empty Mill Laverne and Carol fight qver what kind of Thonksgiv'!!ll dinner to have. Slerao. 'II Cll Adventu,., of Robin H- \11 Pacffic Century Stereo. ~Ill Code 3 A racer loses control of his powerboal and crashes into a crowd. Stereo. i Statler Broa. 121 8oth Skle1 With Je111 JackiiDII IIJ) MOVIE: WHI Pennr (2:001 9:30 (l) I!J Nur111 Jack plans to get even with his ljheming ex-partner. Stereo. e .. ,J~ ~' r · .. ._ -• - : . - .~ . • -~ .....--·· . .. - ··· '· ~ ' _'I Gll• The Edge Princess Di l decides to end il all: Herman hears voices in his head. Stereo. C • 8 RellliH Source• 9:50 (!) Oymneellce Speclllcular Mary Lou Retton •.Bart Connor and Nadia Comanechl perform with members of the 1992 men's and women's Olympic teams. 10:00 ())II IIJ) Sl1tera Teddy prepares for her fashion show; Alex is invited to join a club. Stereo. r:;1 Cil Newa (J) g (J) flJ The Commllh Rachel goes into labor while Tony tries to prevent a suicide. Stereo. " Cll Ellaebeth R: li Yur In lha Lite otthe Queen The 40th anniversary of Her Matesty The Queen's accession to the throne. (2:001 (I) Au81fn C~mlll Stereo. liD II Hunllr_Q I[J Silk Slllklnill Stereo. r:;l 12!1 A:nartcen liltlllc Shop 8 World NIWI 10:30 IZII Collage Footbell Scorebolrd 10:50 CD Olympic Gold Showcases the finest intem.tlonal and national amateur athlel&s In wortd-dass competition. SpoHighll one or two amateur sports e...,ts . 11:00wa tJJD (I)• 111e 021e IIJ)Newt ()) Prima Buepect (I) ~- Pine Speciale Stereo. l!lle 1t1r Trlk: , . 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Send a self· • · · 1: addresse d , 1Ollf, . bUllneu-s~re SATURDAY Cltv Station WIAZ WON WNV WINS WVAH Ann offers help for woman who ( feels depressed and suicidal ..'',• Dear Au l,a'Mien: I boDe it's not IOo late ., pc In on· liJe''l'nas · n:pnling "V'qinia Beach.• She llid htz fiaDce llways paid child support on time, bul hi!! OK·wife IIOOplld 10 au kinds ~tiel eo aet mon: money · from him. She bu a lot 10 leam,llld Chllaul a> • ... ' •·' '' • ~ ' '·. \ I �It ., SUNDAY I ' • . SUN.. NOV. 22 • MORNING 5:00 (!) WhfiC llhlclow 11)1 MOVIE: Charlie Chen In Panama (1:30) 8 SpcHte LIIINight 0 Paid PYogrem 5:30 (}) . NBC Niglltlldc 8NCWI/~Wcck , 5:35 W Qomcr Pyle I 1:00 (}) . :TV Chcp&l (!) White Shcdow all D Pilei Progrem I!]) • Nan Confare'nc:e 101 NBC Nlghlcfdc ID Beat of American Mucci& MIICICZine 8 Ncwi/HeallhWorkl 6:05,(1) World Tomorrow : 6:30 (}) Muafc end the Spoken Word ' (J) Q VIewpoint ' 111J G!J Minority Buolncu Repol1 0 • Real N&WI for Kidl 0 Siatcl & Ebert 1[11 Welcome Beck, Kotter @ ESPN'a SpccdWcck 8 News/Style With Elu Klenach 1111 Day of Aeatoralion With Jemes Roblaon 6:35 ([l it Is Written With qeo.ge Vandemen _ 7:00 (}) Q Rober! ScHuler With . ·the Hour or Pqwcr Q (!) Mlnaclco Today <1J Paid Program (J) ct 0 Conal Aldgt Mlnlatrlcc Wijh D. Jamea KenneciJ 'CIJ Llem to Reed all IIi) 11'1 Your Bualneaa I!]) Q1 Gamer Ted Armatrong ~ lllln Focus ' 0 Jimmy Swagger! 1[11 Calliope ID SportaCentar 8 Dcy8reat 7:05 (1) Yo, ,Yogll Q , 7:30 (!) Gamer Ted Armatrong ' (I) e World Tomorrow (!) Ano- Pqe all G!J Paid PYogrem ; ••(!]) 18 Conan Ill& Adventurer Cal Search @ BodyShc"lng 8 Evant and Novak 7:35 (J) Fllntltoncl , 8:00 (}) Q Today Q e a , , (!) Cha~ando (I) fl Coral Ridge Mlnlstrlco With D. Jamcc Kennedy (l) MialerR~' . : CIJ OED , llllllllllo Written With George Vandeman II]) 18 Mr. Balvcdcna C l!21e Evangcllctfc Ooifntcch i1J1 Orcctect sponc Legcnda wm Chamberlain talks about his baskatball career. Host: , , : ,. ~~oR:allfl : ' ' ~~;:'.,.:rE•pres• : ., ·lg:'a.!.~E- \ .,OPopeye : 1:05 (J) Fllntltanea ' 8:30 (!) Pcopla ... Pcopla (I) fl Robert Schuler Willi l the Hour of Power C IIl Shin~ nmc Slafion Stereo. 1:,1 1 (I) Day of DiiCOvery · · ' (!)OED lllllll First Edition I!]) 18 Harry end Ill& H-1 . il2llll Lower Llghlllouce ' ''··· o1n Scerch ollhe Lord'• Way · ,. •1221 Scholaottc Sporb Amcrlcao C 8 Ncws/fnavel Guide 0 Super Marto 3 ,8:35 (J) Ccptaln Planet and the I PllnetCCIIQ . . ·9:00 (}) Q Life ChoiCCI Q I l!l Newt ' CZJ Lamb Chop's Play-Along Stereo. Q I ' (J) 1iJ Ninety and Nine Club With E.....l Angley , (!) Earth Revcllled: ' lntroductary Geology Q ~ D CBS Sunclcy Morning i I a , @18 Blverly Hlllbilllel • @ (8 Feed the ChHdnan With Larry Janco (!)) Why Didn't ~ Think of ' That? Ql Truc:l<in' USA The GMC ! truck plant In Pontiac, Mich. ; @ lnalde the POA Tour 1 .. ,,a Morning - · ' 1D Captain N Q '9:05 (J) Real N-1 for Kida •9:30 (}) Q Wo~d Tomorrow ' III fl Peld Prognam Birney lo Frlenda Stereo. IZl , ~ Earth Revealed: 1'\!leductorx.Oeotoay Q II]) CD ALF 1,! il2l lll Henry Mahan 0 Thla Wcck on PM Road Ql Trucko and Treclor Power ID sparta Almanac Miracle , Makers and Record Breakers 8 -•/Your Money : !IJ) WlshKid Starrf!!ll ' Mcccuily Culkin a;;J 't:35 (J) Heppy Dayl Balla¥Cfo Votce of Victory With Kenneth , Copeland l!l Ed McMehon'a Star ' ,., Search ' (l) Reeding Rainbow C tll Q In Touch With ~.... , Stanley (!) LOJI!l!ao a Far Awcy io:oo rn • 1 : ,. Ster~~L,I I!]) • Qoincr Pyle tl2le Dlly of A.-tlon 11With J&mca Roblcon ! i1J1 Todlly Q 1 Ql Wfrinerc Kyle Petty. 1221 ~Weekly ' -~ •9 Nan/On .... Menu ' lllllnapcctOr Ocdgcl j0:05 (J) HIPPJ Dey. ! 0:30 <IJ fl ~Week With David ' 1 1 : ' Brinkley (!) Wiler& the World II ~rmcn ScncliagO? Stllreo. ~ A•dfng Rainbow Q IIIJD Bob Vlll'l Homa Again 0 • Andy Orlllilll OJe Jimmy rt Ql NHRA TodaY The 1892 top fuel raclna ~~hiS . s...... ( ............. ....., 1;1 o_ 11:00(1). 0 - ... -I;J ........ R&p011&rs . CDiaga CoacMa·Comer 18 1111 Amcrtccn a.llr ' 11:30(1)• Ncwcmck&IS IIl S...k Prevlen (J) e Tille Week With Dnld Brlnkler Q (f) Burt Willi: E.Ung WeM IIIJD .John Cooper Ohio State football. From Our Houle Ia Youn Ill R - Dey 1221 SponcCcnf&r 8NFLPrevlcw 0 Healthy Kidl 12:00 (}) G Sporla Sunday (!) MOYIE: Dark Victory (2:00) (I) fl Why Didn't I Think of That? IIl Computer Chronlclca (!) VIctory ~n Q I!J Bucker• Repley Tllta Ia tile NFL Highlights for Highbrows. Highlights •s If written by Ernest .Hemingway and · Mickey Spillane; highlights as If directed by Stavan Spielberg and sargio Leone. I!JIIt'c Your Bulinetc II) AU A"'-an Wnalltilng Ql SheclclrM Mechanic 1221 NFL Gam-y 8NcwcD&y 0 The Wcltonc • 12:30 (}) e 11J1 NFL U.. (I) fl Hengln' With Mr. COOper Mark gats tha chance to try out lor an NBA team. (PI 2 of 2~ Sterao. Q IIl World of Collcctoo cars (J) e Why Didn't I TNnk of That? . (!) Motorweek '83 Sterao. 0 at MOVIE: Swrtlng Over (R) (2:00) a21e NFL Todlly Q Ql Celebrity Outdoillc 8 Nan/Science end Technology Wcck Q 1:00 (}) • NFL FODIINIII Cleveland Browns at Minnesota Vikings (L) ~· Bccuty and the Beaol e c• m ~tarao. Motorwcck 't3 (J) • Women'c Tcnnla Vlrgiqla Slims Championships, finals from New York (L) (!) Firing Une llll D .a21e NFL Fooibcl Detroit lions at Cincinnati Bangals (L) Q 0 NFL FOOIIicl Indianapolis Coijs at Pittsburgh Stcclers (L) . =~-:r:~9. Outdoor Mcp&lne Tournament • techniques from the Missouri fnyijational on Lake truman. 1221 Honi&Chow Jumping · Budweiser. AGA Championship from East Rutherford, N.J. <n · . 8NcnD&yC 1111 uta Goat lin Sterao. Q 1:20 (J) MOVIE: Hey, l'm-AH¥Ct (1 :30) 1:30 IIl Europe• Joumcl (!)To-the Contruy Sterao. Ql Exclllng World of Spccd 8lld BccfiiJ The Palm Springs Vintage Race$ . 8 NIWI/MDneywCGk 2:00 (!) MOYIE: Tile Other Side of Ill& Mounllln (PG) (2:00) (iJ • MOVIE: Follflre (2:00) IIl rc1 cancdc (!) Myctcryl Polrot gets a strange letter from someone calling himself ABC. (PI I l Q 11)1 MOVIE: K-8 (PG13) (2:00) Stereo. Ql American ~ Ccvclecdc Top Alcohol Funny Car and Top Alcohol Dragster competitions are featured. 1221 LPBA llowtlng From Las Vegas <n . a Ncwi/WCCk In Review Q 0 MOVIIii: Angcf In My Pocket (2:00) 2:30 IIl Cerlbbcen Eye · 0 . MOVIE: T&mll of E""nciMrmcnt (PG) (2:30) 2:50 ([) MOVIE: Little H - on the Pnllll&: BHnd Jowney (I :45) 3:00 IIl T'e-cl'lnnoopolopolltlco • (f) Tille Okl Houcc C 8 Ncwc/World Rcp6ft 3:30 IIl Adem Smith (f) llwlllll Connection Willi SNrllyAdlma Ill NHRA Todlly 4:00 (}) • 101 NFL FOCIIbal Denver Broncoa at Los Angeles Raiders (L) ' (!) MOVIE: The AdvcnturH of Robin Hood (2:00) ~~~~~ Tonlglll IIlNa.~lc Spcclcl Stefao. (J) e MOVIE: W Cijy (R) (2:00) (JJ Quillin a Day ~· ~. NFL Poctpmc 0 Joan Rivera' Oonlpl Gocllpl Qoulpl · Ill fncldc Win- Cup ' =-~3 Tannic World c;hamplonchlp, final -from Frankfurt. Germany (R) 1111 The Waltona: The Thllnkcglvlng 8IOiy A large, Depiession-era mountain famHy gathers during the holiday season for a Thanksgiving to remember. (2:00) . 4:30 (!) Joy of l'loNI Pcfnllng 111e = •.POA Golf Frankln Fundo $hark •I • MON•• NOV. 23 boC•e rca •W11n• 7:05(1) ...., , I . . .. (iJ. o EVENING 1:00 (J). De (J). NcWI oi£~Q w...,., 5:35 W Ccpl81n l'tlnet end tile Btorlcl A cop poses as a prostitute to stop a serial killer. (PI 1 of 2) Sterao. Q ·(!) (f) The Dlnoccunl Square 01!& TV Sterao. • ceCiaN&nQ. • R1111anne Stereo. Q EVENING \Zl o,.-utuna • ~!: 111c11 .., .,. (PQI (2:30) iiJI Murder, ihc w"* Q 7~~~~;.:-ne as. cas ~•• E;J 11)1 Tile Hitchhiker Ql Truckln' USA The Mlssls..ppl River in ' Wisconsin . 8 Tllla In 111c NBA 0 Big llrolllcr Jake Q 8:05 (J) WCW Main Event Wredlng 8:30 (I) e (J) 0 AIC Ncwo Q I!JeNcwc : ~..::::.~.:~~~ Ste we Edlllon" . IIl · (JJ McoNcH/LeiiJ NcwaHour Q (J) e ManiaCI ... With w- Chlclo&l§: Tile c ® 1111• e Star T ~ : ~ Stereo. Q 0 Counlilrctrlkc Stereo. 0 , .... My Dog 7:00(1) • . ~$&cnll SeMel QICclabrlty~ a World Nan • . llllln TOUCh With Chcrl&l lllniey 10:30 I!]) ID Woopll A mutant turkey turns on the six survivors who want ij for dinner. Stereo. C Ql Truckln' USA""'The GMC truck plam in Pontiac, Mich. Stereo. (J) MOVf : Brat Maverick: Tile Lc&y Aca (2:00) · . (I) . . (J). uta Gocc On Amanda's parents try to have her man;!!ge annulled. · Stereo. G! .. IIl Bchlnil .... 8c:cncl Q (f) L.cMIIng ,.. Amaricc: . E~onT!IGIQ , 11:00we Ill• tile ~• iiJ • 101 NcWI . (J) ...._,.. E*rih <lJ Mere Angclou: Rainbow In the C19ucJa' Angelou visits a San Francisco church where an ethnically and economically diverse congregation e!ICQUrages paople to express love thnoughg:lowship. (1 :00) Sterao. I!]) A Orlfllth · 0 Silk Slllklnal Stereo. Q Ql Truckc and'rractor '~-" 50 Mlnlilcc II]) • Stlinlwomcn: Worfcl Tout The nation 's lop stuntwomen perform nine . death'Cielylng acts from around the world. Hosts: . Cindy Crawford, Timothb · ;a~~ ••s!'ereo. . nt Ccr Worfcl Ql Stick 50 I Scllcl 1221 NFL Pri1111Timc 8 World Today 0 Maniac Manlion Q 7:30 IIl 'N'- In the World lo carmen Scncll&go? Sterao. i0 Ncwa/Spaiu Sunday Rln Tin, K-1 Cop Q 1:00 (}). IIJII Wllnelc VIdeo A drug bust by the Coast Guat'd; fl!:Oieaters In a riot. Stereo. Q l!l To Be Announced llle (J) e A~'c · Funn- Home Video& A football player celebrates ; a nun strikes out at home plate. Sterao. Q IIl (f) The Dlnoccunl Stereo. C lllle ID'e Murder, She Wrote Stereo. C 0 • In Uvtng ~ Blaine Edwards and Antoine Merriwether prepare a special feast. Sterao. 1;J 11)1 W'jVF SUM- Scrloia Showdown Shawn Michaels vs. British Bulldog; Earthquake vs. I.R.S. ; an Jntervlew with Ric Flair. Razor Ramon and Ultimate Maniacs <n 1221 NFL FOCIIball Kansas City Chiefs at Seattle SOahawks (L) 1111 Changed Uvea Willi Sen Hcdcn 11:150 Focua15 11:30~· Beauty and the Be111 . "':~1~:· (!)(!) tre Movie A h\Jge explosion occurs, where one man Is killed . (PI 2 or 3) C lite de MOVIE: 'N...,_ In Ill& Dayligflt' CBS Iunday Movie (2:00) 0 . Mcnlacl ... With Chllclreft AI and Peg find out they can't afford separate caskets. Stereo. Q Ql M~ti&IS 1 - - 1 Sflootfllg Chcmplonchlp More then 300 gun enthusiasts from the professional and s~ arenas compete In Barry, 111. 8 Acrocc Amcrlc:c Willi Larry Woodc Roaming the outback of California. (0:30) 1D Fallllly Edition 1:30 0 • Hcnnln'c Heed Harman goes on a ~ngles ' crul~toover Elizabeth. Stereo. . Mcchcnlc 8 Wcck In Rivlcw 10:00 IIl MrltCryl Polrot geta a strange lettar from someone callng hlmseff ABC. ~~9 (!) SOutiiMct 1'llcnk Fccct ONII Cllefa Spccill Not-so-traditional Thanksgiving diShes with Southwestern Ingredients and techniques. (1 :10) Q 0 • """"' Blind AUcl.ll nndl the Hochman Foods model fl.!l!ng with Nell. WNcwc (J) Paid Prognam I <1J fl WKRP In Cinclnnd (J) e Ed McMahoil'l Sllr Sccrcll Ill. Jcopcrdyl Q II]). Ql 'N"- Kyta Petty. 8 Ncnflnlldc Buainl8l 1111 John Ankcrbcr.ll 12:00 ~ fl CurrCirt AHalr Extra i • I!]) • Magnum, p.l. Blllr Tnlk aze D@lllnlnll·w_. stei8o. c· . il2l ArneiiCcn OtacllciOi I 11)1 ~ lncldcr Ql Exciting World of Spccd end Beauty The Palm · Springs VIntage Races. a NFL Prtmcnmc 8 Nan/World Report Final Edition 0 John Oatccn 12:10 <Il lnawnt Rcpfay 12:30 (}). Home Shopping (!) MOVIE: lntlmc1a Strii"'IIIIS (2:00) (J) World Tom\11, American Ollldialara e ~ e New WKRP In Cincinnati 11)1 Paid P!'ogram Ql Going Our Way 0 F - the C h - With Larry Janel 1:00(lj (1). 1111 Paid Program !1J.Ncn l!lliBHBO~ e ill• s~o.5' . . LIIINiglll 8 3:00(J)'~kQ . D Footllllf (A) , , 8 loth With ..._ Jcckcon 3:30(})e Home lhDP~III Ill Paid Ptogrcm 9 Ncn/l'utuna w~~c~~ 3:4518 ........... Q 4:00 (!) Wild, Wid Wcet (J) WCW Mcfn Event ~IE: Cloud Denccr (P<l) (2:00) 8 . Sporting ute With Jim 4:3018 Rclicbll ao..:aa 1!J e ' IIJ e a IS .. ' <iJ e lcrbilrc Wlllcrc IF I I·AI Pccino. Jerry (J). Ruch Uu tIll Ifill ..... 7 .. ..._... •c ...= .,..·=···,.... ..... :'~iS...c Z!P ~ : 0 7 Sclnfllkl, Clln! Ecatwood, Frw* and Kathia Lee Gifford. (1 :301 Q ' IIl (f) New r!...,...na • =--o ,, ~:L'' IIID. 7 11)1 Hollywood lnckler ar..IJINIIeNow D NFL'a GI'Ntlat 110"*41 A Cell to Arms 8 Lanr Klnll u..• r J llordc<-• Q1:06~· NcWI 1:30 (I) e Current Affclr Q , (J) e .larry llprlng1 r Pl'b 11Mft .. .me a ._ s.. ..... .......... iis &lit a n ....-!iill o • ....., .... ce Wllaopl Qat db arg I!)I _Dog Noucc 0 .Paid Program .... JL-Q --(1!1)1 t!tD W L 1:35 (}). IIJ) Lctlr With - Coclala = a• . c -n x 7 E S d'J11S.. ._ • ., ZllriT-(1) QI)QIJI. . . 7 1:40 CNN Ncwc 1:10 (J) MOVIE: The Way WCII (2:30) s sz ~==-~teneo. Q C ·o" 0 Clufl1:. Ill "stereo. a ...... " ' " ' - License ... Tltrll 18 lpafl& Tonlglrt 0 I C ICIOW 8lld Mrl. King 11:30 (!) KGilll c ::1 (I) ........ ..... : w IIl Te.,. (J) ......... A•Ancnio :In "lz • • .a·ilt- ...-., " ~I L.!'GI) .c.tk ... :=.::(l):_r-s-s ,., , ...-o Cal ~ LctcNiglll 3:00 (!) Kojck Q DUpCkMic ID SllowiiZ TOday OPIId ........ 3:30 <iJ e World NcWI Now Stereo. C 1221 OH AMd fiiCing Ford Gold Coast 300 from Las vegas (PI 1) (R) • 'IHIL ..,.,_. Jer ~Stereo. C a .eMIInled ... wrih ...I........... ...... _ o:...::.v .... ..._ .Mer,... 7 n 7 • '. a e ns e ftPib .aNeuaQ I:II(J) MOYIE: Dirty, Harry (R) (2:00) Ul(})e IIJ'Diffwwll World Wllitlay lnd Dwayne have to comptomise on apa..-nt turntahlngs. (R) Stereo. ~ (I) e <lfe "-tor Two Edle's clllkltOOd f•r of dogs is rcigtoitled by JMI's new pet. , SllrcO. Q il]) • Mcitln Martin worries about hta carccr altar · Sllec• tell Wins a dream -- • iis llilt.,a fllu9 ,, - ' ' .._..._ ... - - -.... &Hit '--: ::-=r::5J ' ' liUSIQ . .. au ' ' dele. <Al s -. Q I!IDe SJ•MC-.0 7 n , ahilll (0:30) HI(}) e IIJ a-. Norm bccorn8s a taster at a brcw•y; Rebecca has some bad lUck. (R) Stereo. C (iJ • (J). 1-hcwli Chcrfle lnd Caroline ccmpete wijh Keff and Ginger In a contaat. (R) a 1'3 = '' •• . ' '' n Oflldlcto!l ' II]). Arccnfo Hcll'l W-&1111 J&ll Stereo. Q 121 Stetler llrol. 1221 Buparlloutl1981 : • Laonat'd vs. ljeams from 4ts V~•• l8iawa~ 1111 CCM· 12:30 11J e Now WKIIP fn Clncinatlll 8 l!¥1111 and Novak 0 Zoic LcVIa 1:00 (}). Home 8llopplng (I) AIC In Conccr1 Stereo. 1 aeNawa (IJ ID Cornie Strip u.. Tim Allen. Drew Blrey, Pauly Shore, Rich Jcnl, Louis Andercon. Stereo. e = • .,.....lc 0 JIIOVJ : 171-E'IIL (R) (2:00) ' ' Stereo. I;J .- t1 Two murders confirm that a mad ABC murdcrar is on the loose. (PI (JJ 7lj I IIJ IIIO'ItE: lulcfl Cccclcly CRd ... k t tea Kid (PG) . (2:30) 18 Larry King Uvct Q UI(J) e a Winge Roy Is unable 10 dltli because he is · not the deeth of his - .(R) Stcrao. Q L.A. Lew Becke_ r tiiae"IO mist the amorous 2:00 (!) Apollo ConlcdJ Hour ~,.:,.,..,.,.. lullcta 0 l!leli.=,__ . . lllilllal 0 e MOVIE: Wild '1"'llng (PGt3) (~:00) Ill T&DI CGioi&Ciiool ........ -lliitl a - = ""- ~···· ~~ooi»lllllo ' .. 3:30 (!) R - , Wilt ... Rich 1o ,_ 8~~- 4:00 (}) • tta.a 1111 PP'III (!) Wild, Wid w.t ' 0 . MOVII!: ICing Salamon•c lllllccl2:00) Larry ICing Wukcllll 4:00 (J) MOVIE: lad f'w fd , (1 ;30) a •' . s·wuu • - -me a {IPI2aUJ CUlt ::.-~of a reporter. (R) •~~sis•:: §caa-..ao.-w =· ' (!) Ncwc Prim&Tlmc u.. IIl 71J•rvt Two murders confirm IIIII I med ABC murderer Is on the loose. (PI CHill ':~:L• 1:: ! t •ff .....,. ; . IIJ MOVII!: !!11"11 ...... fn !AM (A) (2:00) ' ae;:raaloiCR) 1\ld I Laid - . 7 . • allpaota 3:00 (!) 8 . 0 I'Nicc IL - 2:05 (J) MOVIE: Hieing Out (PGt 31 (2:00) 2i30 Ill Auatln Enceov a MDIOaorld . The Hclgllll A woman pule 1 curce on J.T.; Diz&y JotJy crazy. Stereo. Q il]) ' -~ 8'"-tloltll ~ * 2)0 !) w.-., . J ' · OP&Id ........ Ql Ole Opry U¥C Stereo. 1221 SportcCcnter 8 CepHal Gcng/Ncwa 11 :10(1) MOVIE: Making the Chela (R) (2:15) a• '' 8 NowctT- 0u111a il2l=r.lu.,... Stereo. 12:00~::r' I I a IIJO'I t I!Zll - 2 1 1 1 - - lli • • ..... • Ncwc/PIIInCcle =· Dcr.rWoman Steneo. . (l)flln Edition Q IIl CIJ MccNeMflchrcr N-lllour Q (J). ManiaCI ... With c-.nQ Whcoop4 Qolclbcrg 1111 P&!cl ProgNM 1:35 (}). iiJI Later With Bob Coatal 1:40 1!J iD CNN Ncaa 2:00 (I) e Montel Wllilml (J). World Newt Now Stereo. C . 018 MOVIE: T01111h Enough (PG) (2:00) DNBATadly aw-*l,lpdctc (I) 700 Club With Pal 1111. o• JaoPail lllr T : -Re N&ll1 Ocncnttion i1J ID Ent&rtl nmcnt Tonight Steneo.£! . 11)1 Que m Leap Stereo. Q 1221 College Beckctbcl National Invitation Tournament, samlflnal (game 1) (L) 8 Moncyllne 0 LHc Goca On Stereo. Q 7:05 (J) Scvcrfy HIIIIIIUiel 7:30 (}). iiJI Jcopcrdyf~ (!) Tile Jefi~~~Sonc ~ fl Entertainment Tonight ereo. Q (J) g You Sal Your Ute all • Wheal of Fortune Q 1121• Family ~eud 8 CIOIIIIN 7:35 (J) Banford & Son 1:00 (}) D i1J1 Unlolvcd Myatcrlec A behind-the-scenes look at the techniques used to solve mysteries. Star~. Q (!) MOVIE: 'bettcrlel not Included (PG) (2:00) w• llle wonc1cr v.... Anxious to see Winnie, Kevin hurries with niaklnQis food deliveries. Stereo. IIJ (!) The DlnOIIUIII Stereoi ~D Reac_ UC: 911 a ~ LldeNighl 2:50 ([) MOVIE: Bittle of Britain (G) (2:30) 3:00 (!) Kolek Q. (I) e Worlil News Now Slereo. C 11)1 MOVif: Ecldlc MIICOn'l ffun (R) (2:00) DUpCiose i8lllhowlllz Todlly (ll) f"lid Program 3:30 1221 Amcriccn MuiCic ........... a NcWI OverniGht 3:45 8 Ncnroom Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Hardly Working iPGI (2:00) ® 18 MOVIE: Monkey Buclnccl (2:00) 8 Nan Ovcmlghl 4:30 1221 Mickey Tllontpton'l OH Road Chcmplonahlp Orand Prix Crier loCo ereo. 0 18 BeVerly Hllll, 90210 Brandon shares Thanksgiving with his homeless friend Jack Canner. Stereo. 11)1 Murder, She roll Q Ql Crook end Chace 8 Prim&Newa OYaungR8:05 (J) MOVIE: Nctlonatl ' ·Lcmpoon'a ·Animal House (RI (2:15) i ••.s.. . ·;;;7~:-:r : MM • 1 a F; 11MW T• Much (1 :25) 0 el'ltatl!r- ·o e . - - c III,_Aid:A IQ A 1 .... ~ is 1: ·~ · 7 a;;,t;=._.CJe -"•" 7 A !_MiailatE 2 "h 'f-.(1111 ..... D 111 , . . . , . .... . . , _ au-~ ~· ' 71 t ; loa CConl.)(1 :00) 18--Ncwc · II 711 Club Willi Pet 7 FT- .. .aD . . . . . . .... 7 . (JJ 1irME: The Men WIIO 'ltlcru. • • - -.. ? ........ Crt 2)tl :;--? • . _.... . .... l e la -L~3r Eagle• - · · = · E....... . _ "' • lcnlily holiday Cl'ttw.-or&, the Newtons g1vc thanks. (Rl s -. Q ill c liD: nlc: A Stctc on the Ecll& ClaTcnt ,~~~us of CclfiCAOiia. (0:30) tt:ID (J) • (I). (J). • • o e aNcwc · 1:30 (iJ. (J). Dooglc " - · M.D. Doogie and Vinnie race . (!) Nlglll Court ,.. (l) 8WMt Adcil,;;.: Tile Hocking Vcllay Chorua I!]) • R-nne Stereo. Q Ill Club Den. D • (ll) Bccrccrow Mre. King 11:30 (!) Koj~ . we ne c Arccnlo Hd Stereo. R• ID 'Silk llllklng•' Cr'.ntallr!!! Altar Prim-etlillinm181& • FRI., NOV. 27 EVENING (J) e all D iiJ. IIJI New& (!) Scvacf by .... BaH W MOVIE: Tile Jctcon1 Meet the Fllntetanea (2:00) ~ Squana One TV Stereo. 11:00 <Jl • sterao. ~ 0 MccGyvcr r:;J ID NFL'• ·o -tect Momenta Nica Guys Finish First 8 Moneyllne 11:35 (}). 0 Tonight Show With Jay LaM Stereo. Q <IJ • Chacrc Q IS M&nled ... With (I) • R..cll~lnbowQ I!]) • Full cc Q 1[11 MccOyvar Q .a Worfcl Todlly 10 Prince Valiant 8:30 W IS 11J1 NIC Newa·Q I ~McMehoil'a Sllr . 12:00 (J) • Ruch Llmblugll Ill Miller .. Company rB World Chconpionllllp of Tunnel loci Rccina From Cypress Gardens, Fla. (T) (I) • ooe AIC " - • Q IIl 'N'- In the World II Carmen ScncliagO? Stereo. 8 N-INigfll ~Square One TV Stare~- 12:01 <IJ • Nlglltllnc a._ all D Deer Jolin Q D a21e CBS Ncwc (ll)·Ponanu: Til• LOll EpiiOdcc I!])• Dc;.rwomcn =· Stereo. <1J fl In Edition Q CIJ M•crsufl•hrer NcwoHour · (J) IS ManiaCI ... With m ill• Chlldrc~ a• I!]) e Star T::tR. : Nell1 1121 ............. =r.'i,m&lll Tonight Stereo. · 11)1' Que Llcp Stereo. Q 1221 SportcCcntlr . aMoneJine ID Big llrolllcr Jake Q 0 Ylcy Prcdloury Theater 121 Dinah Pllonl: A Convcrcctlon With Burt A1ynald1 • aP-Mcpzlnc 8 urry Klnll u..1 1111 Pordlrtawn Q 1:05 (J) MOViE: Kcfly'l H-1 lPG) (3:00) c - Alfllr Q ~·New= • 1:30 (J) • Growing Peine Q tiD • Pamay Miller 7:30 (}) • w• Rablrlaon 2:01 (J). Holna Shopping (!) (I). Ermcnt onlghl =• Sterao. a ltd Matglc Warren Miller goes skMng In Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and the Canadien Rockies. 0 Pclcl Program 1:311 (J). iiJ Lctcr With Bob . Coital <1J e EIJI!rlclnmcnl Tonlgllt ,., Stereo. Q 1\40 1111• CNN Newt ·a ft.101JaHcrcons .l&op&rdrw. Sterao. · (J) 15 You Sal Your uta illlDWIIcclofF-Q FcmHy Feud D College Backctbcll NaHonal Invitation Tournament. championship 1:0~. .~:00) 2:0fi(J)e ~ Newt Now Stereo. ilD. I E: Amcriccn 01go10 (R) (2:00) ~lnd Dlg&at 9 worldwide Update 0 700 Ctul With Pet 'ij -.anne Stereo. 0 Thct'a My Dog 7:00 ~ D 11J1 Whccl of Fortune 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Help Wanted: Male (2:00) · · (J). Jerry Springer II]) • Paid Progrem Perfecl . _ . liJ Tile Hllcflhlkar 8Croccflre 12:35 (}). 11J1 Lite Night (I) e Ruch Umbaugh That' a Amana 1:00 I!]). Low Conncclion . fl'Lble 2 . ria: i. e a21111 48 Houra Hidden cameras eQsa fake bar;lns. Stereo. II]) Hunf&r Q a world Newt 0 700 Club With Pat -rt10:20 (J) MOVIE: River of Deeth (R) (2:00) 10:30 Ql Farm Aid: A Rctroopcctfvc Willie Nelson recalls the Farm Aid concerts; musical highlights are featured. (Pt 1 of 2) (1 :30) I 1:00 (}) e (I) • <lJ (J) II all e 02i Ill 0 Ncwc (!) CD occcnne Court I;!Sterao. Q II]) 11)1 MccOyvcr Q ":a:' 8~Tonf0h1 1111 tcarccrow end Mrs. King 11:30~K~ A 'I Dcfcnu Monitor (J) ct Nlghtllne A . - Ha Stereo. 2 .§• e 'Dangcrouc Curvca' Crlm&tf- After Primctlma Stereo. Q 1221 BparUCcnter 8 MoneyHn& 11:35 (})IS 11J Tonight Sllow With · Jay ~ Stereo. Q (I) fl ChelliS Q IIIJD Mcrrfcd ... With Chlclrcn Q 12:00 (I) e Rulh Umbaugh 11)1 The Hllchhlker . ... aE ;1d•anEarih a NcaiNigflt <D lloowlu: Tile Loll ' Epllad I ' .. .. 12:00(1) . . . . . . . . ~ • • DccrJoltn 12:20~ MOVIE: Hero CRd ... -(RI(2:00) 12:30 (!) MOYIE: o.d Ccllll (R) (2:00) (J) • .larry .... ~ ... I!]) • TIIN&'I Company . iiJ • PcrfCI:I . _ . 0 Ray hdbl"' n.tlr IZI Crotlllie 12:35 (}). iiJ ~ Night (I) e Aulh LfmUtflll' all. Thct'l MloN 1:000• Love Comoctlan =•"2c..~' Tile Day of ... (PG) (3:00) Ql Naiilwflc Now . 1221 BuporiiGittl Hsgler'o Knockouts: Hagler vs. H88ms lnd Hagler vs·. Hamaho 8 Larry Klnll Uvat 0 ilordcrlawn Q Alfllr Q 1:05 (I). I!Je NcWI 1:30 (J). : : : , : , : - Q c:- o • ....., iiJ. Whoopl Ooldbcttr 0 Pilei Program 1:35 (}) e OJ Lcteo' Wllflllolo Coclato (l)e Sterao.~- TOnftlhl 1:40 all • CNN llcWI 2:00 Ill e ~ Ncwa Now Starao. I!]) • IE: Prince of ... Air (2:00) ID Unlimited llyctrc;lanc Racing Outrigger Hotela Top Gun Hydrofasl from Pea~ Harbor, Hawaii (R) 8 Worldwide UpciltC 1111 700 Ctul With Pet A. 2:05 (}). Shopping <1J fl 1o!0n111 Wfllllllnc 0 NIC lllgltt Ide 2:10~-Upta .......... 2:20 (J) MOYIE: Tile CINct T ~Chace (R) (1 :45) 2:301!)- Newhart . =~ 9 1pao1a LciiNight 3:00 l!l Kojck Q = .Up CloH '" ... . . ............ ~ 8 ShoaPI&,Yodllr 1111 Pilei Progrllm 3:05 <IJ • w~ NcWI Now · Stereo. 3:30 ID Calagc Becketlllll National lnvijatlon Tournament, semifinal (R) 9 Acroca ""*'ea Wllh Larry Woocll Roaming the outback of C&lilornil . (0:15) 3:458.....,_£;1 4:00 (!) MOV11!: Sooner ar Laollr (2:00) 0 . MOVIE: Flllfng In LoN . (PGt3) (2:00} liJ Lew end lleny McQmr 8 Ncwc OUCITolgltl 4:05(1) The~-·4:308 Crier loCo 4:35 (J) AI In the Flllllly . ' " a 8portc Tonlglll Chlklrln Q 111e • In the Hcct of the Night Gillespie's estranged daughter returns and in Sparta. Stereo: 0 • Piece Jake learns he has 'a son; Alison faces surgery without Insurance. Stereo:z IIJI.MOVIE: Snow (2:00) Stereo. Ill Nalh Ia Now G CDittgt lllketbll National lnvijction Tournament, semifinal (game 2) (L) . 8 Llory King Uvcl 0 Roy Orbl-: A k end Wltlta Nlgllt Q 9:30 (}) • 11J1 Sclnlakl On a flight home, Jerry flies first class while Elaine Is-In coach. Stereoc£ Ill D (J) • ell Hayden and Christine fin1!!J gat married. Stereo. 10:00 (}) e i1J1 Law lo Order Logan'il new partner, Lennie ' · Briscoe, Is a with few fans. Stereo. l!l News · lll fl (J) Hollywood Patccc Suzanne Somers introduces fast-paced clips fnom the star-studded variety series The Hollywood Palace, with appearancas by Raquel Welch and others. (1 :00) ~ (f) American Experience .' FIRI FRIDAY SponcCcntcr a without their fcitks. Sterao. Q 1:00 (I) . (I) • Honlc l"""o•cmant !Java asks Tim not to tell Karen when he secretly dates another women. Steneo. ~ IIl (f) Amcrlccn xfi~J~t.r~Cc Q 5'Q (0!301 . ...-:--~ ~~- Ill AiMrtccn Mucic Shop 1221 Expaclltloot ECIIII m ng Pllinl Q I!]). Pcmay .. . _ a I I ..._ ....aanbllur• (PG) (2:30) Stereo. D · 0 e The Sknfi 1arii Bart tri&llo loOt the town, but his plan backfires. (R) Sterao. Q IIJ . . I lo lluctr: The T..U, Ccpcr (Anlmalcd) I • t:30W Pro Footllllf ille CNN NcWI 7:GO ~· OJ WhHI ot F-ne Slerao. a e =·MOYIE: 'E.T. ....__.._a..ll_,t .. "........... c•r• Watch for our new TV Section - coming soon 11:30 (}) e ScturdcJ Night U.. Host: Sinbad. Stereo. (!) MOVIE: Klckboxal (R) (2:00) (I) e WKAP In Clnclnnltl (J) il2l College Foofbclf Louisiana Tach at West Virginia lllle Nlgllt court c s D a21e CBS Newt 0 :,!';;:=Stereo. 1221 . ' 0 New Zono Q , 1:35 (J) Andy Orlfllth (J). TII&~T&olltriaf'CBI e• s ' '!" . , , _ ' .. . 1:019DN&n . 1:30 <1J g :t:lnmcnt Tonight II '6 0 In the World Ia ~omen lcnchgo? Steneo. . lqucrc one tv Steneo. 11)1 T - y Night Flghll (R) . QIIICIIMIGNow 8 Larry ICing u..1 1111 Pordcrtown 1;1 _...,_ • @!1 .,... __ ... _ 3:<151Df!cw...ion.Q 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Clilnlbcr of Homlrc (2:00) . 1D OH Roell fiiCing Ford Gold Coast 300 from Las Vegas (PI 2) (R) ta Newa O~emlght 4:20 (J) Tllnlc Staagu 4:30 0 e MOVIE: Mer., &quill (PG) (1 :30) 1221 NHRA fiiCing Seers Crattsman Natlonefs from Topeka, Kart. (R) 8 Crier loCo 4:35 (J) AI In the Flnllfr .,_..,, · 11:511 ([)IIIO'IIE: The Quna of Neuer (3:00) a ELP BNewaOvMnlgllt cwf 0 Taniglll Show Wijh O'JwQ =·,__.. IIl THURSDAY Stereo. ( J)::t.:·- ' SATURDAY Mel• Alter P'rtmctlrna 1111' •••• 11:35 (J) e • • That'&,._, Stereo. ;-,~- L a.a e Sterao. I• 'Forove; Knight' . • ••• Ill ~. ABC N&WI Q a~:,tar D 11:311111 On 8lcgc n:ID(}) • IIl (J) • 111e IDe ONcwc : .;;.V........... :;~:-;:;~· ... .., ~.-z;:::-D e 2:00 (I) ~ Tl!fllllhl Stereo. 0 e E: The 'I' II o Bccnfiafd War (R) 12:30) i1J1 Paid PJogrcm 1 Ql JclllboN& ....... D NFL'a GlwiMt II Lanl8 , A Uttle Goes a Long Way 8 WGildW . . UpdMc 0 700 Club Willi Pet RobCIUOn 2:01 (}) Home llfi•FFI"' 11J NIC Nlglll Ida 2:10 Ill. Up lo .... . . , _ 2:30(!)-(1). ,Montll w--. 2 Malton'1 NBC Ncaa SJ Sta 12:311 (}). IIJ Leta Night 1:00 (I) • eun.M Aflu Q 0. Low C o r ; . - .' 1:30 (}) ~ . (!) d Search m 8Cronflrv 2:05W• Home Shopping . . iiJ NIC Nlghtcklc 2:1098 Up Ia the Mlnlill 2:30 (!) llolo Newhart aWWidllcl!c 0 110 Ctul With Pit 7 7 1!)14CGy-Q 1221 Up CloiiC 8 World Todlly 1111 Rfn Tin Tin, K-8 Cop Q 1:00 (J) T'hrM'I Company IIJ "" ....Orr Thcctcr · 1221 w_,•, Callgc Volcrtoal Stllnford at , Csutornla lll .... loc their ffrst Thllnksglvlng Stereo.~ oia;:."L.~ Q Roloertcan 1D "'--ean ltfUcclc •• •• --.... 0 l'ltatl!r .... ·' ' 1111 Thanksgiving; Joel is ordered ·to serve anntiiAr year. Stereo: E;l -, -. Ql Jcmbina fn the Hilla 1221 Mlckay Tllo'IIP,IDn'a OH Roccl ChcmpiOnlfllp 0Nnd Prll 8 Worfcl NeWI 1D 700 Club With Pet Robcrtcon 10:30 (f) Ten Thou.- Eyec A look at the wort< of professional photogtaphers on a variety of assignments· all around the world . (0:40) Stereo. D. . . . UI(J)e , . _ . Wlllcrc IF 1c111 AJ Pacino, Jerry Sciufllkl, Clnt Ecctwood. Frw* end Kathia Lee Gifford. (1 :30) Q . 10:00 (}) e i1J Dill ... NIC The IMr of AIDS leads couples to look lor monogamous ; ; ; & -· Stereo. Q .=·,_ ex- Clccly celebrates I ••• e...... 'F;F;-· 0 • Love Caun11Ma 1 MNooDrrtll~l&lllmm Niglll Flghtc CL) . • •, .h. .. Now a ,..,A PF dl Tour ~. r'ncn's final from -..phiS, Tenl..... . 18 Larry King Uvct a zm•• ....... Ill. Thct'l AmGio D 8 R' · - ... o esm--. .... 8 er-fl!a 12:35 (}). iiJ Leta Niglll 1:00 (I) • worrtcd when Darlene and ~ stay out lite. Stereo. l: ··a:;-.:s . ... a... . .SIIoWCIIC Q 11J e On Scene: Emergency Rccponse 1111 Exploring Amcrtcc: Side by Sklc @ NFL'a Gralll&ll M Autumn Thunder 1:30 (iJ . . Nan (J) Ufectylea of Ill& Afcll a Farnoua !11 e Paid Program dJ • Highlander Ql A-doling and Dccorctlng Todllr • 1221 NFL'I 0rcctHt Moonenll Go To Guys 2:00<ilfl World Nan Now Slereo. Q ' Up Ia the Minute 0 . MOVIE: Oulijy Concclan. (2:00) Ql Cllcmplonlhlp Rodeo From Mesquite, Texas. 12211port1Ccnter 2:30 (!) DHianlna Women Q . (J). W"orldllcwc Now Huber 0 Paid Prognam =· 9:30 I!J liD a2118 Murphy Brown Murphy organizes a Thanksgiving dinner for the homeless. (R) Stereo. Q 9:110 (J) MOVIE: Blind Fury (R) ' (2:00) . 10:00 (!) N&WI C • Cl). AD Til • • FfOseanne is EVENING we (J)• ~ · a~• ONcwc (!)IGVW~Icll ~ 11quarc TV Stereo. dJ. (f)Frotiiiii,.C • WED., NOV. 25 a:ao(})• o• Pcrt.cl Scot& _,.., agcinsl murder ~ - (PI 3 of 3) Sterao. Scot& 11)1 RayfOoMct Ira db lilY 1'-- . DNF.l'aGt ... llt"a I h Football Funnyrnen B Oorner Pyle iiJ e Emcrvcncr cal i1J New WKRP hi Clnclnnd ~==·!'!=;Q 0 Young llldaiW Q iiJ Blauam Blouom a21e Murphy Brown The staff battles over who is responsible far F. V.I. winning an award, Stereo. ~ 11)1-F Survlwr S8rlc1 Showdown Shawn Michaels vs. British Bulldog; • Earthquake vs. ~A.S. ; an Interview with Ric Flair. Razor Ramon and U~imate Maniacs (R) QINc-.-Now 1221 An\artcan ~ Dutch Lccguc Woold lnvltetloncl Championship from Columbus, Ohio <n 8 ....., ICing U..l Q Fclher Dowling M;cterl&l a NCWI/~ Tonlglll · 8 Prllri&Ncn a_ iD Power ID SporlaCcrrtcr ·:nn 8 PrtmcNcwc Q ID Africain Sklco 8:30 (!) BuUICy& (I) fl (J) e Amcrlcao'o Funnlclt P. . . A man berks out a movie theme song; Ups on stuffing a turkey. Sterao. C · 0 • In Uvlng ~Wanda , the ugly woman; goes on The Dating Game; the head detective. Stereo. Q QIR-Day . IIIIIII&Ck BteiiiOn Q 1:00 (}). iiJI 'Dccdly MctrlnCPI 1 of 2)' NIC Iunday Nlgflllt the Movlel (2:00) Stereo. C (!) NBA Lckltblll Chicago Bulls at Phoenix Suns (L) (J) National Qcogrcphlc Expklnlr · (I) fl <fle MOVIE: 'Columbo: A Bird In the H-· AIC Iunday [ ' Ill e 7 7 = Ill. Mcnlcd ... .Chldlw•Q (2:00) Wfl (J)eA-.n . Dctcclivc An olflccrs 8lld his partner try to slop a ilrge shipment of m!ll'l)uana. Sterao. C ' all D !D'e Hllrtc Afire san. Smijhers' wife decides to run for her husband's seat. Sterao. Q 1221 NFL Mondliy Nlgllt Mcpzlne New Orleans Saints former coach Tom Fears, Saints former quarterback Archie Manning, Washington Redskins former kicker !.lark Moseley and Redskins Wilber Marshall. 9:00 W • IIJI 'Deadly Matrimony CPI 2 of 2)' NIC Mander Night It the Movie& (2:00) Sterao. C <1J e · (I)'e AIC Mondliy Nlglll F-11 Washington Redsklns at New Orleans Si1nts (L) Stereo. C IIl Wandcnaorka Amlfr Movie Q • (f) , _ . n Plcyhoul& Robert Morse portrays the life of author Truman Capote. Stereo. C ~Ncnflnlidc Bu-11 c . unknowingly drinks Spiked i!!jnch at a frat party. Stereo. IIJ. E - ,._Tonight Raid Mol...... 11:311(})e iiJ Tanigllllllow Wllh Jay ~Stereo. 1:3o (}) • r..111 a a..ntum LMp s.m ......... 10 dcfcild • ~ • allleultlgltt 0 .....,_The Loal !plndt.a 12:05111. Dear- Q 12:30(!) MOVIE: Harlan Nlglrtc(R) (2:00) (I) • lluch.llto tcugll (J) • .larry lpllngcr T'hrM'e Company HO <Jl • Eplaodcc 12:01 ~. Dear- Q 12:30 (I) MOYIE: Blind F.., (Ill Mctcii-Up OJr:;Ncna I8 a e / 'Lctllll W $ 1 2' CIIS TlleCIIay Mowle (R) C2:30) Sterao. • . I :=.,-• .e . LimUQh IIJ Tile lltc14 41 .. Ill . . . . . Ccmpcny i. =~MOVie: !"" . .. - -.c : z . .IZI. O-.:..._n Hll "»W , , liiE I l &:t:C.... ..0 11:10 (J) NciiDnll Ougrcphlc E•p'a • 12:00(1). (J). Nan . 11)1 The I..,.... . ~~~-- lo CDMfl&!IY UcciaHight: 1111 . _ . . , The LoM E~· E¥Cnlng lhldc aUpCiocc 1111 New Zono Q 1:35 (J) AnciJ Orlfllth 1:00 (!) MOYIE: Tile lmportcn. of Being Ecmcat (2:00) (l)e !lle IIJe Nan (!) Ghiiltwritar !!tereo. --..-.... - - -..-IHC'clt0 Stereo. C <IJ D (J) e FBI: The llniDid a.1Ys,.,.=• __...., :•tea-o D lpD ilc1.,. (I) -=•1 (PG) UI(J)e Hlnlfn',WIIIMr. C I I Mark and Robin dic 1a • ovw the future of one o1 their students. Stereo, ;J..... _ l·····••lntlulllle' C.llialk:a Aftlr Piln slilftl (2:00) I • PI R• ro :8vit Harlem ~ (Ri (J) e AIC Ncwc Q <lJ Wllare In Ill& World f1 c:.nncn Scndlago? Stereo, (I) e . Aula 111e1ng AreltOI• Indy l.lahll Chlmpionllljp =•• .,.. K=i 1:00 (}). iiJ "'"" PriMa of lei-Air Will unexpeCtedly becomea a mid-wife to a ' =na"J..II<"1scaster. C3:45J ..m• ••._•• •• 18 lpafl& TGillglll lllll:a llllrc. Killg 11:301!) IIl E Journal Ar1C111D 1ta1 Stereo. Hawke at Boston Ccllicl (L) Sccn:h Sunder/NeW& Ill Club a.- a 1:11 (J) IIIO'ItE: WEDNESDAY " 12:00 oo 8 '" ctlsia g_ OY. . . ..._.Q __ ............. 0 . tram Milnlllay. Calif. (T) Life 8Crocelft 7:311 ([) MBA 8cckatball Atlanta a Cliy ClwGiliclca a WOIId TOday · 0 Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cop Q 8:00 (J).ThrM'e Company 1:30(})e 0 NBC Ncwd;l (!) Ed McMchon'it Star ..,.ond -='let y - Ill. ~:=~-~- Q · 11J llacov- Q . ~==~~Q alulnptlll I . IIJMecar- From Meiquijc, texas. 8ECifyPrlmc 5:30(1) Toil)' llrown'l Joumcl 11)1 Rccllly a....,_ker 11:00(1). IIl Ncwc ~~ldllftiOIIighl (J). =· (IJ .llgld ~ Q 7:30We IIJ Jnpardylfa (!) The JcflariOI• Ill. Wlcwdbrlhelel ~ ..... One TV Stereo. -~.._ 1'UESDAY Q 0 Life Gocc On Stereo. Q ' 0 • MOVIE: Stcgccaccll (2:00) 11)1 My Two Dcdc PIGMICCICQ IIJ a.. n'WII Leap s-.o. alpa • tv~ n:. ,..-., tx C1. . ~ McLiughlln carv.. ' =• AFTERNOON m 5:00 (I). Ufeelrle• of .... Rlcll loF._ IIl Nove The dcep-1&8 drama of life among the • ~lno Is explored. Stereo. , IIlllclllnd tile 8c area Q (J). Paid Pnlgrcm (f) de' Mccllcl ~ Stereo. tit .lund8y Moo'*'ll 0 e MOVIE: ._. Thlln ::=n. •kl. ~lplciaf (!) LlfMiylec ol the Ricll lo M8tli!:(1 :3jl) IIJ Cenoc;n Exptecc llllncldc ~ Cup MONDAY ShootDut. nnc1 round from 1h0ul&nd a.t~~. 11J Juct ... TCII of U1 Q Ill W•••• Kyle Petty. 4:35 (J) Tom- Jefty'a OI'IIMcV&IIMI • 10'.311 (J) MOYIE: 11'1 a Wonclllful Ufe.(2:45) ' (L) 8 Croccllna . 0 Mcnlec Mention Q .:00 (}). iiJ MOVIE: 'Bivacf by . ' tile Bell Hawaiian llylc' NIC Movie of the Wcck (2:00) (!) MOVIE: A Low Alliin ' · Tile llccnor and Lou Oehrtg ' Story (2:00) CIJ Now .... Qrtnch 8tolc Chrlllmca Miserly GriiiCil triCI to erase Christmas from Whovllle by stealing aN the material symbols, only to discover he can't dampen the splr~. (Animated) (0:30) ~g MOVIE: MoiCOW on . tile Hudlon (RI (2:00) (l) (f) Welhlt~giOit Wcck In Rcv'-w Stereo.);l_ (J) 1J Family Mcftcrc Eddie's teacher makes a surprise visit to the Winslow house. Steraoi. · I!J D Qoldcn Pctccc Three women become partners In the hotel business. (R) Stereo. I;J II]) CD Btuntwomcn: WOrld Tour The nation's top stuntwomen perform nine death-defying acts from around the world. Hosts: Cindy Crawiord, Timoth8 BranHey. (I :00) Sterao. 11)1 Murder, She Wrote Ill Crook ancfChcn 8 Prlm&NeWI Q 0 MDVIE: Pcrtnera 'n Love (2:00) 1:30 ~ MOVIE: A Chr11-1 tory (PG) (2:00) (l) (!) W1H Strccl Week Stereo. Q · tllD Step by Step Dana gets the results of her SAT. test. (R) Stsrcio. IIIJID 11'1 ..,.._, nmc Again, Cherflc Brown Charlie Brown tries to ralsa money to buy his girllriend -a gilt; Peppermint Patty attempts to do ~er homework; Sally rehearses for a play. (Animated) (0:30) 9:00 IIl (f) ... Talka' With David Froll Stereo. (J) D Dinosaurs Ethyl shocks the Slnclairs when she has a near-death experience. (R) Sterao. IIIJD tl2l(8 All New Cl a of the Stars a Side Sllow XVII Loni Anderson, Alan Thicke, Julie Brown and Meshach Taylor join a cast of performers In lively stunts, dangerous animals acts and magic tricks. (2:00) Stereo. ' ' e 'i?. c• 2, R• Slghtfngl ResUess spirits walk the cells of Alcatraz.~R~ereo. 11)1 MOVI : Ociun IRI (2:00) Ql NcahviHc Now 8 urry King u..t Q t:30(J)e Ccmp- Ricky is accused of lacking supervl::r the kids. (R) Star"'. 2t .• A Dallas family Is tormented .by a ghost; gnouitncamalion. (R) Stereo. a College lklllbcll Great Ailska Shootout, semifinal . from Anchorage, Alaska (L) 10:00 We 101 1'1 Fly Away Forrest makes a deal wijh a prisoner; Waijar and his flanccc viQ Stereo. Q (!)Nan • ~ e (I) 20/20 Stereo. II]) • Cil Gcril- Kcllor'l Home Archival film and new material h:CIIght ·a viSit · home lor holidays for the creater of A Prairie Home companion. (1 :00) Stereo. ' 0. 8World 0 700 Club With Pet ' ""'*' ...!i ' ' .. Rab£ taan 10:30 (J) MOVE: 011, Oodf (PG) (2:00) QIAullfnE9 The K.,. "' t11e Vlclorr What went lor candidates ( :30) 11:oowe (I)• (J)• 111e ilZ. IIJ Ncwc (!) lligl!l ~ IIl Cy Gatton ... CINct AltiCIIccn W!l 1 J I r Rick Sowalh recrcat11 the belt tall tales and legends originally told my master yam-spinner Cy Gatton. (1 :00) 0 e Rou••• 11)1 MOVIE: M.ldco a • lttfwnona ' I ' .s . • Stereo£ (2:~terao. L Ql Danca ' 8 ~ TOnftlhl 1111 Sccrccrow end ....... King ' Kolck....,i,. 11:30 (!) (J)• §eA..- IS S - . e Point Alter 1221~ . 8 Moo•rlll• 11:35(1). T:Te! BMw Wllh Jay ~ tereo. Q .. ~==~With Children£ : I roo:r.- iiJ ~ West Virginia , 12:00 (J). Ruch Umb'tlfill iiJ. 'Dark Jtoctlcc' ~ After Piltiwliua ' Ill Mtlcr .. Company 1221 Cal... Becketlllll Great Alaska ShooiOut, semifinal from Anchoragco, Alcckl (L) 8 NcwcNiglll 0 AuciloVIIIon Willi Scott Rocc '.. l· .r -. ' '. 12:0011=\.... 12:30 w MOVIE: lfllllclto (PG) (2:00) W MOVIE: 1110wt a211 (2:00) (J) e .larry lprtagar T'hrM'c C>oa1t1Je 12:311 (}). iiJ ..... Night oe • (I) • CottlfP?IIIr 1111111 ur· Ifill OhldP,..wt ' ' ' ' '. ' 111e Tllct'a , . _ 1:000e Love Cal ··n IIJ MOVIE: Hot Tlllllc .. Mootllilltk Hlgll (RI {2:b0) Stereo. •N••h••Naw 8 ._.,.Kine L2vcl ' .. ' �..... w::~::' sca~lA -Q,£~s· Television Viewing • liD .JUST loo!AATR>R? • lAM I ~ s:oowe we (J)e • • liJ8 ONewl tlllewedbriiiiW IN TH£ SAt>! • HilS LAD'( A5K5 ME ~O W I · 11M A HUNDRED AND FIFTY .. Q]:,~!7i'1 Q IIJ M8C:Qyv. EVER'r' TIME I RIDE ON TI-lE : Is I AGE TWENT't' 't'EAI(5! tr-,IIT' I 8:30 ~ 12::...~-:Jil .._., III 8 (J) 8 -B-1 ..L.....JIL-7--11' --...11_1' _·_1_... Q • _ . _ . . . ABC New1 Q l!lWiteNliltl)eWorldla a..1111gD? Stereo. · E al 8 ltoMenne Stereo. Q OUpCioM . llll TIIM'e My Dog 8:351J) A!ldY Ootllllh 7:00\)68 0 WhHI of Fortune r r 1~ r r I' NORTH tQI2 .QJ3 tK8552 BRIDGE M8niiCI ... With PHILLIP ALDER 08E- Tonight Staneo. C IIJ Querifiim Ll•p StereO. E;l = 7:015 IJJ eev.rtr Hlllblllln 7:30W8 0 Jeopardy~ · (!}The....,.,_ a Entertalnmtnt Stereo. Q . A~OVT (J) e onlght You 1111 v- Life II= ~:..or~une Q 1D illelkllbltl ANYTtfiNG1 ~ 8CIOMIIN llll Menlac Mltnllon Q Slocum Is arrested when his ex-glrllrlend claims he assaulted her. Steneo. c' (!} MOVIE:-Riftr of O.Mh (A) · (2:00) . III g (J) 8 Family M . Urkel and Eddie decide to share an apartment. Stereo. ~ C!l w..hl"'lll!n WMk 1n C IIIJD Olito Stata-lfllc:hlglon Review Stereo. ........ a-t Q].Amerlce' W•nlld Missing-children ses are profiled. Stereo. a • 00111111 . . _ Stereo. M_,,SIIeWR*n CIOok .nd C:li.it4!~-..,. L.A6T NIGt-!T * f D4D ~ M'i. TO "THIN I< AeQUT WHY HE: 'B~NKE:D ME. t7 Vulnerable: North-South · Dealer: South - Nor.. Eut Frank Stewart bas been writing lor ~.. P us zt Pus the Los Angeles Times synclic:ated colPus Pus s+ timn "Shelnwold on Bridge" for sever· Pus Pus Pus at years. He baa just publiabed a book _ . of his articles under the title "TWo- ! Opening lead· " t Minute Bridge Tips" ($11.95, P.O. Box · · 96Z, Fayette, AL ~555.5). Tile book lol-l L..;;;;:::-;;;::::-:=::::-"':!::'-::;;:-:-:=.,.J lows .a question-8JMknswer format. Was West Wl'llllg? On tliis. lli;Yotil. Over a double-pace spread. you are : certaiDiy. A tbird heart for East to presented with fOUl' problems. Then · ruff gives the defense lour tri~. But you flip the page and read the f011r col- · if South bad the same band with !).2-2umns from whic:h .thc!se problems · t distribution, the diamond · switch were taken. For frosting, there is a would be the only way to defeat the bidding question in every column. game. Was it an unluc:ky misguess? However, despite the title, it took me No, it wasn't. Tbe misdefense was more than two minutes tO read eacb East's fault. Knowing from the open-. article. ing lead that Soutb baa three hearts, Today's deal from the book features East sbould have cashed the diamODd ex~llent principle: Try to make ac:e before retlll'lling the heart 10. This lile easy fCII' your partuer. mates It easy 101' We!Jt. DefencliDc against four spades, West U South is void in diamonda the led the beart lour: jlll:k. ace, seftll. play will c:aet at 111011 tWo overtricb Bad< came the beart 10: ei&bt. king, - a snWJ pri~ to pay. • .~·-·· West switched to the diamond Alw91 protect your partner from 1 allowing the contrac:t to mate. enor if you can. Remember, be's only A NAPfl llotter- 15 Winkle -·· 11FCMnl- ol 18 ltii'J 20Cipe .K - dJrocklt 21 ~:a~· ae lllulam ru1w ncaa 27 -Khen IIPIIIMiy 8Pa111Md 300Ut 32 Allol, e.g. ...ntor 11lcllllriC 31Footbell RUSH? 17r=... 18 Genlen flower 23 8plla 24Jtlt .ur,_..trae ae 1nt.r1or · 27= a Q]. Marshak ICDG.,Iftl- -'1 28lc"-- Uk8ly luapecta . llowiiiMII looks Into the death of a man killed by bee stings. Stereo. C 21RI.IMU 31 Will ASTRO-GRAPH - Year ahead . Serid for Scorpio's Astro- - - - - - - - Graph predictions today by mailing $t .25 ptus a long. sell-addressed. stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 9M28, Cleveland, OH 44t01-3428. Be sure to state BERNICE BEDE OSOL your zodiac sign. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) II you refuse a loan to a friend that you can 't alford to make, you're being sensible. not stingy. The Individual making therequest is out of line; you're not. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·J•. 19) In matters that affect your career today, don't bring people into the picture who aren't directly involved. They could turn out to be factors that could work against you. AQUARIUS (J8n. :zci:.Feb. 18) II you are working closely with a co-worker on a special assignment today, equality is Nciv.2t,19$2 extremely Important. Remember, neither ol you Is lhe boss. The aspects indicate you might become · PISCES (Feb. 20-M•rch 20) Guard closelY involved with someone In the against the Inclination today to be too year ahead who could be very lortunata possessive ol loved ones or lrlends. It for you in material ways.· Ironically, this could cause them to run away, rather carefully. m TAURUS (April :ZO..M•r 20) It might be wise today not to work with tools or ma- (!) .......... U.-1-+-lf- 38 Vlllrdoll . 40 . _ llrltll~ ·.1=.. ,.It 42 Cllotar tebflc 43 OPera prinCe 44 Coay 48 4111 llllllltlr .,...._ effect of the Renaissance on = I n Florance today. llli 8 i 8 Nortlllm 47 . ..., (poal.) 48.PIInted . wotdl Expo111r1 A flu epidemic sweeps through Clcely and ruins Jot[a plana. (A) Stereo._Q 50 Hlgll card Ql•HuiiWC ,~ '-Your 'Birthday •, 33 Dol'l Houaa With Bill MoJera: ~ · Bill Moyers explores till terials with which you are unfamiliar. Even though you may be anxlq_u~ to get something done, walt until yllll hafe qualified help. GEMINI (M8J 21-June 20) You could a bit of an impulsive spender today which Isn't good news lor your budgst: Don 't let your urges cause you to buy things you really can't alford . CANCER (June 21·JUIJ 22) An ebbing ollnterest Is Indicated today regarding something about whiCh you're presently very enthusiastic. But II you get too Involved too Quickly, .disappointment Is likely. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not to waste your time and energy today on an emotional Issue about which y.Qjo cen do lit· tie. It is something that cen be reoolved only through objectivity and logic. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Be optimlatic today, bul don't bank too heavily on things that have an unrealistic premise. may be an md•vidual who doesn' t care than toward', you . . you could be setting yoursell up lor a much about money. ARIES (March 2t- April 19) Disagree- big letdown.. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You won 't ments between you and your mate LIBRA (Bept. 23·0cl. 23) There Is a win any popularity polls today by trying could have a low boiling point today ; very line line today be-n acceptable to impose your views on others, espe- there's a chance either party might · asserllveness and aggreulon. II you're cially if they .are ora political nature. Get readily misinterpret the meaning of not careful, you might step over It a jump on llle by understanding the in· what the other says. Weigh your words with the wrong person at the wrong lluences which are governing you in the time. Po- ollhtt 8WorldNnif llll 700 Club With Pat 10:30 Rabeltlcln Aultln E_.. 8 The Klr• Ill . . Vlc1orr What went right/Wrong lor candldlt8a (0:30) a .11:oowe w• (J)e ae c . oeo~Mn (!} Nlahl Coul1 --..---·-·--"-·· CtMIIrttrQpM'tr)J 'TZCTAZ II L Y M ®elloee•ru•~.c 11J MDVII!: a.ch F - (ill (2:00) Club Dence Slltreo. llf*U TD!IIght llll Sc•reorow IIIICI Mre. King 11 :30 (!}Kajlll Q NCIZMFIZN IZAFZDZ IIYVMN R LZ M L Z D F M '' N MC ·M 0 K Z '• ROFMZ MLZ LZYO, CD NFVYMOY. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The retl mt II the looking at • bW1k .,.,.. lor t• . - . P'W!*'•oa myM~t to meke • ..,n ot ert." - . H 0 Y V W lillian (J)8 ._,...._ Megulne . CEI:.EBRITY CIPHER .., ......................... , _ .............. ' MLZ..I TKIAFP a a West VIrginia lootball. • Oronk. '· ,.\ . ·~· . ,... .• ' • PROJECT UNDERWAY- Workers began the nrst major step In conslnjctlon of one of the two nue gas scrubbers at the James M. Gavin Power Plant ill Cbesbire Friday by pouring the foundation fiN' the 62-ft. stack. The 88 rt. octa&onal foundation required 2,035 cubic yards or eemenL Tbe entire project will use 120,000 cubic yards. (Timet-Sentinel pboto by Kevin Pinson) COUIIIIIOf' ID College S.lklfbeU National Invitation Tournament, quarterfinal (L) 10:00(!} Na.,. C · ~a (J) • 20/20 Stereo. welL) I . Meigs County receives Easter Seal grant By CHARLENE HOEFLICH 36 months of age. Parents who Times-Sentinel Staff complete the forms and return them POMEROY - An Easter Seal·- to Dewhurst, receive copies of the Society grant of $16,4 70 has been results and guidance about where received by the Meigs County to turn for help if that is necessary. Health Department to develop a The program is designed to "Watch Me Grow" program for complement the Meigs County children from birth to three years. Early Intervention program which Meigs County joins similar pilot helps children, birth to three who projects in Athens, Morgan, and have established developmental Washington Counties in Ohio, and delays or disabilities. Pewhurst Wood County in West Virginia. will share that office at the health The total amount of grant money department. going into the over-all project is The coordinator will be working ,$50,800. only parttime for Easter Seals, . Penny Pcwhurst of Rutland has according to Sue MiUet Smith, pro- · ~een named the Meigs County gram .director for Eas)er Seal Soci('Watch Me (}row" coordinator by ety of the River Cities. The proJibe Easter Seal Society of the River gram is funded through June, 1993. ,Cities. The pilot project was Dewhurst also works parttime · launched in Washington County in for for Carleton School. ]November, 1991' and only now is The Easter Seal Society also beinif expanded int() the Ohio funds the parent education program ~ounucs. ' . at Meigs County Speech 1Dd Hear1 Any parent can sign up for the ing Clinic IDd ill an active member ,"Watch Me Grow" ~ogram . If of the Meigs County Collaborative [they do they ,-ill receave develop- Group of social service agencies f!ICDtal chec:ldist surveys that help that serve children. ' p.em screen their cbil~'s devel- . Through the Children's Trust' ppment when the chtldren turn Fund, Easter Seal Society obtained Tour; eight, 12, _16, 20, 24, 30, and a grant for $20,000 which is being ·-' ,I I '•.· Administrator John Anderson. The' project w8s funded through a grant from the Ohio Department of Public Works. Village sewage treatment plant. 'uP. and running', Anderson says IIIIIDipMrtl IIPeltdar 10 Firat lllfden 34IMI UFO sightlngs In Russia is Stereo. 1;1 tiJl MOVIE: Norlh D•lllia ,.-orty (R) (2:00) N•ahvlh Now 8 l.llrry King Live! Q 9:30 W (J) 8 C.mp Wilder Brody brings home a runaway teen home to prove his ~eaponslblllty, Stereo. llll D 0 8 lob Stereo. a VIRTUALLY COMPLETED • This expanded sewage treatment plant in Pomeroy is "virtually completed", according to Villa2e 22 .... 24 Joke up a a nomenal the turnaround we saw and the attention we goL I saw both ends of the scale here, and 1 appreciated it a liu.le more because some (Continued on A-1) . lnves~gated. GOIN' IN SUCH A "I knew what it was like then, and il was almost unbelievable for me," Wiseman said. '1lefore Bevo and Newt we were always hoping for a .500 season, and it was phe· 13 Slllllleli ,.rt 8lghllnp ii flurry ol BACI< HOME TO 61T ME .. Francis' one-and-only season there. Up until then, Rio Grande basketbaH was just another small coUege team, somewhat unluckier than most in postin~ winning seasons. 14TVIIIw- WamenStareo. SHORE II WHAR YE the 40th anniversary of its history-making ·. accomplishments. Francis scored a record-seiling 113 points on Feb. 1, 1954, a record that ' .stiU stands. ~·="" ;':;e•·T Q] • I.OWEEZY II CAN YOU WATCH POODY FER TWO . OR THREE HOURS? RECALL OLD TIMES .. Clarence "Bevo" Francis, (left), converses with weU-wisbes during a reception Saturday afternoon honoring the early 1950 Rio Grande College Redmen team on :: Pavarottl returns to Italy to explore the traditions of BARNEY a while longer .AQt06 12....., t:an Ill (!) Great .875 ........ .... .... ..... e Mejorllttd Elizabeth Ia afraid to drive her new car lor lear of damaging it. Stereo. Q 8:00 W8 0 MOVIE: 'Perrr M•IOR: The C.H of till Ruthlta• RePorter' NBC . Movll of till WMic (2:00) C III (J) 8 Dlnaaeurs and Baby atte;I:ting school. Stereo. . a It takes me. No one showed me how,'' the 6-foot-9 Francis sad. "I was fortu· nate to end up with a l!reat lll'OUD of guys to play with a Rio Grande." "If we could roU the clock back ·I won't say how many years • we would have a much better record today." he added. "In those days, you didn't have the three-point play or the on!f·-on-one, so the reeords were a lot harder to break then." Teammate Wayne Wiseman, who went on to coach basketball foi more than 20 years at Springfield's South High School, agreed with Francis' sentiments. "There's no question the ath· letes today are better, but when I think about it, we scored 100 points or more without th~ three-pomt, so we· had to be domg something right." Wiseman, who hailed from the Lawrence Cougty community of Waterloo, home of the famed Wonders basketball team of the 1930s, was a junior at Rio Gmnde when Oliver and Francis came 10 the campus from their respective high school careers at Wellsville, where Oliver coached Francis, a senior, in 1 Golf •111*1 4Ac1NA- 9J 1111 I'MSOINS-i06E (9-ETTINE:iA LOT Na<E 004-NKIN6<5. SOUTH In their day, the Redmen attract· ed a storm of publicity, thanks in part to the drive of Oliver, whose goal was 10 take the team to nation· al prominence and who handled public relapons • as weU as coaching, athletic director, and janitorial duties • for the team, and through Francis himself, the quiet, unassuming yourig man who always placed the credit with the team. Dick Barr, a member of the team wbo now resides in North Canton, said that when the newlyhired Oliver outlined his plan to the Redmen in the summer of 1952, it · was met with more than a little skepticism, from a squad that had gone 4-19 the year before. "Fifteen ~uys then fell on the floor laughmg." Barr recalled. But with Francis' shooting sldlls - honed by years of playing on lots and in a barn in and around his Columbiana County hometown of Highl,andtown - the Redmen found themselves competing in Madison Square Garden, batlling such competition as Wake Forest. ViUanova and Providence, and becoming the talk of the basketball world. "It all .came pretty naturally .to . ACROIS ?ri~~· 1...5l '"-' WMic . Stereo. IF H 16 MOW..Ofl:'r' ISA<aSOODA6 MIN5 15•.• .J875Z RIO GRANDE · Ask Clarence "Bevo" Francis about ~ow he scored more than 100 points in two college basketball games in his career with Rio Grande CoUege in the early 1950s, and he wiU characteristically point to his teammates as the primary reason. "If you took those guys off the floor, I wouldn't have scored a point, Fiancis, 60, ~ Saturday at a reunion with the team's surviving members and their coach J. Newton "Newt" Oliver, on the campus of the small southeastern Ohio institu_tion where it all began. · . For two years, 1952-52, the Redmen and Francis made head· lines and jammed arenas every- . where they went as they scored .astronomically hjgh game totals against small and large competi .. :Pon. Fmncis hit 116 points against Ashland (Ky.) Junior.College on Jan. 9 1953, but this total that shat· 1ered all existing records was disal-· lowed ,byboth the NCAA and the· NAIA. However, Francis netted 113 points against Hillsdale (Mich.) College on Feb. 2, 1954, and that record has remained untouched since. · basketb~ll history Tbe World AJ•a•ac•cronword Puale a . .753 .AKJI04 biiiiWI. a~t;! llll The W•llana: The TllenktgiVIng Story A large, Depreaalon-era mountain lamlly gathers during the holiday season lor a Thanksgiving to remember. (2:00) 8:051J) MOVIE: Bln·Hur (4:00) 8:30 III (J) 8 Sttp br Step J.T. and Cody go on a double date with two sisters. MORTY MEE.KLE AND WINTHROP .A 10 tAQIO !: 7:351JJ S.nlord a Son 8:00 W8 0 I'U Fly lWIIJ i .96 .K t612 tJ913 By PldiUp Alder Nallonailnvltetion Tournament, quanerflnal (L) ' Teammates, coach recall EAST •u 8poolaCanter 8MoMyiiM lllllllg -..... Jake III ~·II WEST 14 Secdona, 118 P•gea A Multlmadla lno. New1p11pw Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, November 22 I 1992 . Bevo Francis 40th anniver~ary celebrated •Ks Ollllrdon , wHEN YOU DIDN'T ' GIVE A ~OO'T . 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Sands • Page A-7 Inside vou dovelop from step No. 3 below. • r:~~R~~J~~RfS I' 1ci1.e 0111 TV Stereo. ~eln Early Pomeroy, Middleport football battles recalled· Fred W. Crow. A-4 I B0 L NY (.'t'fl t .., Michigan, Ohio .State tie =Page- C-1 "One of· the hardeSt things · -,-1...;.,1...-.;,.1~ in life to leam,"lectured the old "--'-"-. .Jt........l..· ..J ! school leather, "is to figure out r-----:"-..,-.,.....--=...,which bridge to bllm .and ARMSOS . Iwhich---to-----." .. =Molo-'d . 8 World Todey llll Pllnc:e v•nt 1:051JJ TllrM'• CompMr BACK OF M'< MOM'S BICYCLE, I KRYEJ 3 -r.-1~-rl....;,.I~ . t--n-1 ~....,..One TV Slereo. ~ER. PACSET £VENING '\YOO'REIW.f OLD I AM ... t TELL 1011......., I 7-~ Making decisions a Crossroads ., CUY I. I'OUAN ........._ '-"- of the four -do below to form four limplto - •· FRI., NOV. 20 . • . YOO UlOIC. Ul'€ Sund~". . , used for a program on develoPing adult parenting skills. The Society also contributes money to the Speech and Hearing Clinic which is operated by Susie Heines at the ~th Pepartrnelit and maintains a special program for supplying walkers, wheelchairs, supphes and · equipment for the disabled. · Vor the 13th consecutive year, the National Easter Seal Society ranks fust among the 40 members of the National Health Council for the percentage of agency program dollars spent on direct services 10 clients. Easter Seals show a 94 percent spending level for direct client services. It is followed by the National Neurofibromarosis Foundation's 77 percent, Paget's Pisease Foundation's 70 percent, Epilepsy Founda· tion of America's 65 percent, and ·Muscular Pysuoplty, 56 percent. East Seafs' total of $212,297,000 .spent on direct services wu more than the total of wbat wu spent on direct client serVices by the 24 other member agencies that provide such services, aix:onlinll to Smith. POMEROY • A newly expand· pointing out thai no tax dollars ed sewag() treaunent plant in the were used for lhe project ViUage of Pomeroy is nearly comAlthough no customers will be pleted, and "up and running·~ . added to the system right away, the according to Village Administrator new plant wiU allow the village to operate its sewage treatment sysJohn Anderson. The addition, which augments tem more efficiently, and provides an existing facility near Bob a capacity for additional customers, Robens Field, was funded through specifically those in the Monkey a grant from the Ohio Department Run and Coalport areas of of Public Wolis, and cost ~pproxi­ Pomeroy. Those areas are not now mately $1.2 million. The villa$e connected 10 the village's system, used "amassed sewage fees" patll .placing ihe village in violation of by customers in Pomeroy as a Environmental Protection Agency match to the grant, Anderson said, PREPARING FOR TilE CHRISTMAS SEA· SON • Cllrlstmas wouldn't be quite complete without tbe rlqbta ot tbe bell at tbe kettle for tbe Salvation Army at various locations tbrougbout Meigs County. Salvation Army representatives will be· at designated locations regulations. Connecting 1hose customers to the new plant will cost additional money, perhaps as much as a million additional dollars, Anderson said. No time frame has been estab· lished for connecting those cus-. tomers 10 the system. The plant is now in operation·,: and has been since the contractual deadline of October 30. All that awaits is the installation of equipment which has not yet arnved· from the supplier. • through Dec:. 24. Pictured, (1-r), are Charles • Jones, Major Retired Glenna Rummell, Bob • Grimm, Josepb Morgan, Coral Saltsman and Margarel Jones. By contributing to the Salvation Army you wiU help a less fortunate family . ~ celebrate Christmas. ·:• ·'-\: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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