https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f4b9b68f18a020f58007b545f42c35da.pdf 5bdf9b4314ddf6da9bb2f0424d583393 PDF Text Text Thursday, November 1. 1990 Ponwoy-Middleport. Ohio ·AAUW meeting features Southern -~z Bowl team Don Salmons, Southcm High School Quiz Bowl Ollch, and quiz bowl team menlbers. were guests 81 the recent meeting of the Mid· dleporl-Pomeroy Branch of the Americll1 Association of University Women held II the Racine United Methodist Church: A quiz match between two groups of Southern students and Fiie Safety Week was an opPQr· tunily to see the Syracuse Volunteer FIJ'e Department. Syracuse Mayor Eber Pickens and several fire department vol~nteers responded to a routine building evacuauon drill at the Meigs County Board of Men· tal Retardation. Enrollees practice drills for eme!lencies on a monthly basis. This ume. however, they were treated to an impressive demonstration by the fire departmenL All 'equipmenl was displayed and many students and adult enrollees were shown how to spray a fire and what it is like to wear some of die protective equipment Enrollees also viewed slide presentations on fire safety in the home. "In Case of Fire" is a three-hour audio-visual ou Bobcats l PLEASE VOTE FOR ~OliVE TOWNSHIP FIRE LEVY Your Support Is Appreciated! P1id for by Olive Township Volunteer firl Dept. Route 1. Rl4dsvilll, 45m \ ~ travel to · Vol.41. No.137 Capwslghted 1890 Qllf Qivlnll Syracuse residents asked to support levy ' I-GUN OAK ............................................SAU'"9 lEG.' S429.00 s 399 REG • S499•00 12-GUN PIN ................;..............SALE SAU S449 O~IC •••••••••••..•••••••.••••••••••••,......,•• _ ' BERKLINE RECLINER SALE WALLAWAY RECLINER, . CARE BASKETS FOR SERVICE· PEOPLE • • Residents 01 Overbf'O!Ik Ceater In Middleport were busy, Of! .Thursday preparing "care pack• aaes" for Me•~ Couaty semce men and wcmen Ill Saudi Arab • PreparlDR, tbe packages are, 1-r . . The Gabriel .QU4rtet Quartet to participate. • • • tn anntversary stngtng 2 $15 MEN'S LEATHER LOAFER s2s· 1, '12 Color1 . pired II midmghL -nus is the first work stoppage resillting from contract negotiations in the facili1y's history," tile release Slaled. This comes less than two years after the plant was taken· priv81C in a le...eraged buyout from Kaiser Aluminum. . The release said RAC · negotiaUIJ'S broke off the talks after rejecting the union's proposal to extend the previous contracl and Ul extend negotiations. Plant supervisors then ordered the worters to leave the plant Salaried workers and replacement w.ork.ers are '12' Width $1 799 .so. n. •Anti-Stet '24 Colora '10 Yr. Wur Werrenty I 0 Yn. . . . . . . . . . 10 Yn. ., Ill Alllt-Siiedl I 99 Sq. Yd. SAlE $17 IISIAWD w/t/16 PAD A totally Mw ......... In rnldtntlal corpet f..r. Gnlis Corptt ctrtlfW by An!oco is tht product of fiber technoloay specially ••eloplll by A..-co to offer slglifliant owr · stoln....,listant . SAL£ $2Q99 . . SQ. YD. than COIIJplllllble empto,ees ai other comPI'ties." said Joe Cbap.. man, a Slaff repc:senllllive for tfJe USWA and spolcesman for the 110ion negqtiating committee. · Under its most recent offer, the company would impose a profit: sharing plan to replace cost-ofliving adjUSiments and a wase bonus system based on aluminum prices. '"lbe profit sharing proposal is vague and stingy," Chapman said. "'w bonus sysrem .has WOited weD. It is 1 proper reward for our past sacrifices, whicb has saved tbis Saturday, Nov. 3, at the RavciiWQOd High School New Gymnasium. Union members will be given a full report by the negotiati(Jn commiuee. at this time. Three meetings have been se1 up to accommodai.C all shifts: 8 a.m.- A ,and B shifL~' ) I a.m.- C and D shift and 2 p.m.- itii other shifts. S'"lwodun will be able 10 sign up for unemployment benefits at the union hall on Wednesday, N\1'1. 7, at 9 a.m., ll a.m .• 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. On Thursday, Nov. 8, the hours will be at9 a.m. and II a.m. INCLIIIES PAD & WOi · $2 s Enjoy lhl fall alliiN~,...,.... 1991 Syhonio tolo•"''fAI TtltlitiOII. lhty're oil on tole! with the ,_chill of uy U" te 27" Celor TV y01 rectin 1 FlU 5 Y- blllldltl Picture Tube Worranty -~ o FIR 2 Y•r bNIIdlll S.Wicl WAIWITY. "us - SIZES 6-13 $10 , llus:Z r~ ,, SYLVANIA1 , ~~:..;~ ~ SUPFRSET SIZES4 to 6'/J REMOTE CONSOLE •Z·Ifl·1 ••••••OM • 111 ... ..._.. Olf 2znw lUMEN'S DRESS SHOES MARKED DOWN 19" REMOn COUll POITAILE ~~i--S 5299 Now's the time to buy! Our sale prices are low and the extended warranties are FREE. $45 21 ONlY MEN'S . DINGO lOOTS • o.k Lll• . 100 .......... ClaiMII .............., • ..., . . , • .STOll HOURS 9:30-1:00 Tutsday·Satur•y 9:30-5100 Mon., • FREE DEUYERY 549 DINING· ROOM SALE o .. ul oliool Ml ,_,liMn bitter. Wo hiV91111 top UlllH. tre111o tabiH. flonn tabloo. round ..d r.,tangular labiH. bolutllul chino c.blnttl. hutchH end corner cupboerda. Formol and .....,day otYloo· TAKE OUR EVERYDAY. LOW PRICES . Layaway For Christmas! ..I To make life "a lillie less rclena.less and a lillie more fOtgiving" for the mentally relllided and develop. mentally disabled and their families is the goal of the Meigs Coun1y Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities in its quest for additional l8ll revenue which will be decided couni)'Wide on Tuesday, according 10 MRDD Superinlelldenl Lee Wedemeyer: levy will generate approximately $312,000 per year. This· will cost the owner of lh!l average $40,000 home six cents per day or $21.00 per year. Wedemeyer compared the ·· average annual .figune to the cost of a typical family night out for pizza. "If the levy does not pass." Wedemeyer wd, ''the board wiU bave no choice but to reduce services." This reduction in setVice, according to Wedemeyer, will be accomplished through all or a combination of measures, includinz a aew year layoff of II least 16 llalf members, a 10 pcn:ent cut in salaries for ~ remaining and a r.1SpOIIIion ol Ill .....,. . . in- be tbe dlinl such levy to be 1111 tbe billot on behalf ot the MRDD bQI(d ill liS m•y elec•ions Simi* tmea•M.tt rejlii:leil by lhlf Meigs CountY olec:lonlle first in NOYelll-' creases. ber.1!189 llld then in May of 1990. Wedemeyer stallld that the board . Acconting 10 MRDD Boant now employs approximately · 45 President Roben EMon the board's eml_lloyees, while the aflil~ 1991 budget projection has · 1 Me•gs Industries Board emoloys revenue shortfall of over = se~add't:: another faitoo tevy ~~~u;gt!ts'i~scs! vices for approximately three and a halfrnontbsduring 1991. delay and minimize the effectS of "The Meigs MRDD board" rising progrart~ cosu." provides much more than jUSt CarPomeroy AIIOmey John Lenres. leton School." Wedemeyer said on the board's vice president, says one Tuesday. " Serving a total of 140 example of the board's· eflQI1S to poople, tbc board provides utilize tjJe public's money ' in a employment and vocational ser. frugal .-ay · is 10 place ~ much · vices, case managcmcrlt programs, money~ward prov1ding clitect ser- and suppon services like fos!er vices ' Ul the person with IIJCJltal homes and residential services. rewtlatiOn and deve~tal dis- These services, too, would be inabilities and their famiiiCs. cv~ed .• in any suspension of ser'"The salaries of the boald's ad~ minislrators are well below the "It must ~intod out under the same PQSitioos in neighboring law that the · ool age children are counties and well below the county the legal responsibility or their toMRDD board swe-wide average cal school disaicl," . Wedemeyer salaries," Le ntes said· ·'One ad• said. "The local school ·district must mmiStrator s . IS ap • provide all educational services ,.r · 1 SIO car Carleton School, for whatever proltlmare Y ' per Y . reasons, would be unable to below the stare a~erage and $10 000 below a provide an education ror children • per years with mental retardation or neighboring county for the same d .· " evelopmenta1 disabilities who po~!!'edemoo. eyer repons that the new reside in Meigs County.· ... ,. . . .. . = · Ande11on'1 Don't Forget FU.mtll, APPLIAIIaS, TV'S, ROOI COYBING To Ure Our Christmas 992-3671 layaway J tricts. We cannot continue to have BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH our state government control us Sentinel news stair .• with threats and blackmail by withRon Easunan, independent canholding our funcls if we don't do didare for the Ohio Senale seat in what they want." he said. the 17tb Disaict.lates exception 10 l:le contends that the closer the what he terms the ''excessive camgovernment is to the people, the paign spending" ot his oppo11ents, more efficient it is and that trying DEWINE . VISITS Conartssman Michael mlssloaer Ma•nllig Roush, Meip County Sen. ian Michael Long, (Dto run thin"" from Columbus with DeWine (R-Cedarville), candidate ror Obio Circleville) and Dan Hieronimus, no consid~lion of the local comAuditor But Wickline, Fran Dewlae, CoaLieutenant Governor, and bls wife Fran vlslled (R-Lawrence COIIIIIY). munities is a real problem. gressman DeWine, Melp County Probate Court GOP beadquarters In Pomeroy 011 Wedaesday. Jqe Robert E. Buck, and Meigs County · Easanan, who rCiides on Sumner He says he dilters wilh how jobs Pictured, left lo riRIJI, 1rt MeiRS County ComCommissioner Ricbanl E. Joues. . Road in East Meigs County, in adan: created. "The State.j:aniiOI condressing the issue of cam~gn lihue lO spend tax money by Creal· spending, charges that the 'l)igh ing jobs; we have to encourage coSt of campaigns is Just another priva!e enterprise. We cannot conway of discoiJraging culzens from · tinue to put businesess out of busi1 ness with rules and regulations." WASHINGTON (UPI) -The "It's a clear lndlcetlon we're In before. The government said partieipation in govemmenL" natlon's.jobless rate remallll!d at recession," said Cynthia Latta, employment has dropped by He says ~ so far he has spent ·, , Eastman commented. 5.7 ~rcent In October, but the an economist at DRIMcGraw 700,000 since mkl·year after $198.93 llld that he has ''refused Citing tbe PUCO as an example, government said ·rrtday tbe HID, In Lellialiton. Mass. "If the gaining 500,000 jobs during the every contribution." ~· he raid that there are rules being "I · do not beliove that anyone talked about whiCh will be devuoverall Jol! market showed number of jobs .out there Is first half of the year. further weakness and econo- shrlllklng, I, don't know how you Janet Norwood, tbe bureau's •, who spends $200,000 to Ft elected RON' ~ 181ing 10 the ildependent 11\JCk.ing misll warned the report ahows can call It anything elee." commissioner, told the Joint can lllliOCiale wlllllt likes for tbe ~e only tb'O.·pmy, pi;uclts' and bu$inels IIJd he c:h.-ged !hat the the economy has slipped InTO .''WhUe that may not be the E_sonornlc Committee the report average citizen to live. I do not the 10~ ot the gove1nment." "peoppe cannot alford to have the recession. correct conclusion, It Is the moat o~ more evidence of deter'Jo. believe we can ~Y base the · goa11 appell' 10 be 10 ~vemment t<*rol the transpona. The Labor Department's Bu- reuo111ble one to draw," said ration In the job market. 01JICOJ1IeS of our elccllons on wll!l ' better ' polilicll CIRCI' and uon of this counuy. reau of Labor Statistics said Robert Dederick, c blef econo''Fo~ !he third month In a row. ipends tbe llllllt money and .tbett•' limit qu(.·individual fiOIIIbns," '"lilies n going to have to be mist at the Northern Trust CO. In more illd"atrles Ioat joblt than blse their acomplishmenll Ofi"IIP:w Elltmaftilanlinued. large Job losses In the coastruc· Cut SO the people can use thai Uon ud manuracturln& Indus· Chicago. "We've lost our footlna, pined ·. ttiem," abe Illd. "ln mucb IU ~~ spend when Loc:ll control is IIIOtber ll'el IIIOIIOY lO lejJCIIellle the OCOIIOIIIy," trlel, and a sU,ht downturo In addition, i:ulblclts occurred both · tbey pt iniD • the i.._e,d· ;· wbele ~ IIYI ho dllera wi*.,1•Jiulmll! lllid. "Par ow:ry $1 cut in that's for aure." n1111-,1rm payroll employme~t, Tots! civilian employment In the over1111verqe workweek entceec!!Apr llid. 'tlle odl!w·' p• • .,.. "We 1tava 10 . . , • aeu1r l'7 $10 ill tbe Hewea0110chlqetllll"eloc- trY •·IO pl conaul, Or Clll' CC1i1J1ty -•y;IIICOIII!Il0ll4 . were oHiet parUIIIy by ga11111n sUpped to 117,7 mUIIOD IJl October and Ill tbe factory WC.Jkweek." the eervlce sector. from 117.8 mi!Uon the month lOll olllcillure IIOlreJituondnl tbe govemmeRt' 'IIIChM 'llillt!lll.l'ddCoaUauecJ on pap 10 'I ' .,• ~ . .. By BRIAN J, REED Sentinel News Stair Jobless rate remains at 5.7 percent 20°/o OFF DOWNTOWN PO.IOY, OHIO -To Ou1llfled Applaante 1.5 mill levy needed to keep services up Eastman takes exception to opponents' excessive spending TELEVISION. SALE spartt 011 o JOGGERS An attempted brealcing and cn!ering was investigated on Thursday by the Meigs Counly Sheriff's Dep81'1111enL . Owles Neutzling, Leading Creek Road, Middleport, rePQrtcd that he discovered that somcono had aucmpted to enter his building. l:le discovereil that someone had pried 1111 the siding of the building and jammed the door. N'oenuy was made. Deputies of the department also took 1 repon 00 a deer-car ac:cidenl on Thursday nighL Aa:onding to the re""" William R. John•~ of Racme· was ·~· southbound on State Route 7 near Ches•- in hts' 1983 Chevrolet when ... a deer ran illto his path. He struck the .-.. -'-, but it was not killed. Moderate damage was listed to the lion! of his vehicle. chief; Katie Crow, Kenny Buclcley, Jim Papc, and Thresa '!YsonDrummer, council members. MRDD Board says ~~MinterFryar be~~ill:=~~v;.w::: .-..,.IIJX'Wd. IWLI/AifiiA .....,....,.., . MEN'S LEATHER HIGH TOP LEATHER JOGGER AND UP '12' Width PEIMlCOlOI ~lED WAIUNTY 5 Yn. A11iMt s• · 5 Yn. '$ I 11 , _ 1 with coun and the colleclion of lines, . Others attending besides those ha~~e to THICK PLUSH CARPET 'Scotchgulrd GENESIS . By Bollytex of Callfornla costs $975. Council a&o aped m named were Janice Llwson, clerkhire a pan-lime COift clak to assisJ IJ'eaSinr; Jim Connolly, poliQ: M .· C r:m :J:.is i~ :J:.an:it pa~s is a linanciatty healthy ~~a::"'J::=--._::: e.gs oun y "w~h&ve sec~ this silJJIIIion :~ ~.:~';':.;! :=:=s a:.~::,·~Yc~~& ~The advanced polit-sbaring deputies probe~ ~the~~ and onleled its 1,800 'sreclwork.ers wodcers' pay- especially whea the pwposal pesentcd by RAC will be .Ia.Illt ministraiOrS and the boald leave their~ TlleCOI/tractex- WOlken' wages 1R much lower voted on by the aeelwodccrs on comp taken every courae available 10 INCU.ES PAD I WOI SCULPTURED .CARPET •Dupont 8talnmuter S12· . JOGGERS $2995 SALE INSfAUID W/9116 PAD LEATHER JOGGER BOYS HIGH TOP & LOW CUT ALL WORK BOOTS ON SALE Sq. Yd• . . other MEN'S LEATIIfR LOW CUT $19 SIZES 6-13 '20 Colqra BY KATIE CROW · S"""'use Villlge Council rembid'S residents that the 1.8 mill renewal levy whicb will be-on the ballol in Tuesday's election needs their .support. · At the regular meeting Thursday nigh!, Council noted that the 1.8 renewal levy is for street lighling. ·. However, it will be listed on the ballol as curren1 expense. It was noted !hat without the support the levy Council will not be able to alford Slreel lighting as it cunently is. It was also PQinlcd out that the one mill levy for the lire department is a new levy and is needed to help !hat deJ)lWnent purchase needed equipmenL · In other business Mayor Eber Pick.ens announCed that all village . owned equpment and restrooms 81 the pool and park have been winterized. The Mayor also noted that . the culvert going across Carleton Stteel needs 10 be replaced. He reponed tbal be had contacted Bob Jeffers in regald to street patching and that Jeffers advised that the wcrl: wit be begin next and J1m HiU to travel to FoJt locked in the facilities to keep planL" . Wayne, Ind. to check out a 1980 Incpaalions goia~ The Ra-wood ~ ~ teniltional diiJ!IP truck witb ~ acuon,~:!.tiiOJ'un ....,_., "--~• ....._,..., .t,~J!,· been .II!I!!JI04 for •• and.spuderwhiob~$7~ . ' ~ · .• 110'*""' . ,by Kaiser . Council lllso ~ the Jl!IC· o( USWA District 23 who ~- . AhunUJum • ChemieaJ Cupola. chase Cif a radio for the police licipalcd in .the negotiations. It's lion, a publicly-owned coql~Wly cruisl:c in order to ccmply with the unconscionable that while this lleadquaneted 1n Oak.land, CA. new radio sysrem which goes into company ~::!?g up profits. it This week, ~ has lgreed 10 effect on Dec. I. The new radio wants m its employee's new conaiCU with the USWA t HIGH TOP & LOW CUT to 4 1/2 DRESS PUMPS PAIR $14 99 ment from the c:orpora~ headquaners. According · ·to the release, Ravenswood AluminUII Corpota- TRACKLESS SAXONY CARPET 'Dupont Stllnmuter LADIES SIZES 3 LADIES SALE OVPNeww Stair ac~·~n• ' .. ,rl:!!:..~~ loc.~~ou~t. "' ux; tJnited" S'1- .,.,...,.. of America released a press swe- Layaway For Christmas! '100% Nylon '13 Colors 'HMt Set yam 'Anti-Sutlc '1 2 Foot Width Paul Anderson, Dexter, the only original member of the group, formed the group in 1975. He is the bass singer. Mark ~oleman, Cheshire, is tenor and his sister, Carol Coleman, Cheshire, is pianist Lead alto singers are Duane 3nd Diane Bing, Gallipolis. Rief (Monk) Hennan, Middleport, is the bass guitar player. The group has performed in several chUIChes throughout the lrista!e, and in July made its lint recording, The Gabriel Quartet "Singing the Gospel 'Til the Truin· pel Sounds!" The public is invited 10 allend the celebration. Jy MICHELE CARTER REG. 5399.00 ............................ SALE ~319 PLUSH CARPET • around tbe table, Boiinie volunteer Yvon.ne Wilson, slsta•t Actlvldy Director Sue Jones and Rutb Bennett. • . will t al Umon vo e on. propos $199 REG. 5289.00 ............................ SALE S2 31 . $2 71 REG. 5339.00 ............................ SALE REG. 249.00............................ SALE $199 SALE P·RICES STARTING AT ONLY 21 Canto A Multlmodiolnc. N-~ For street .lighting . $269 REG. $329.00 6-GUN OAaII .............................. SALE $ REG S389 00 6-GUN PINE...............................SALE 309 ASSORTED UPHOLSTERED SEATS AND BACKS 2 hctiono, 11Pageo . QUr gun cabinets. Oak, pine and.cherry ftnlshes. REG. SS$9-.00 .I-GUN Clear &oolght. Low near 18. · PariiJ cloudy Saturday. Hlgb In mid 101. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday~ November 2, 1990 . ~~~~ ~~~..N~~w!1~!!,~ ...... GLIDER ROCKERS . SOUD OAK OR ALDER FRAMES $1 0 3-C;S.D;9-S • Beautiful fabrics plus Berklina's Limited Lifetime Warranty. LEATHER JOGGERS 985 Plek-41 6321 . c.rda: 4.-H; . Page3 ' ROCK-0-LOUNGERS and SWIVEL ROCKERS GilLS HIGH TOP & LOW CUT Pl~-3: Youngstown Es,lg Sts,f On Chrittmst fire_ safely program approved by the Oh~o Depanment of Mental Re~dauon and .Dev\llopmental Disabilities. Bus Safety Week was observed with a full morning of practice and presentations. . Quarterly bus evacuauon drills were conducted. Each class and the adult semces enroll~ viewed the film, "~ Zones, proVIded by th_e Ohio . Depai1IIIent of :rranSPQrtallon. :t'he film ~ pracucai demonSI;1li~S emphasized two ma)Ol' pomts 10 bus rider safety. ·First. all. ~ around a bus, .or any .vehicle 10 . operauon, are polell~ially ~gerous. Second, noone IS more 1m· PQrtant to your personal safety that yourself. · . . . Other acUv1Ues planned for !lJe · month include an annual10specuon from the Industrial Safely Commission for Meigs lndustties, Inc.. and review of all safety procedures. An anniversary sing, in obser· vance of 15 years of singing Gospel music will take place Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the United Faith ChUICh on Rou!e 7 near the Mid· dleport-Pomeroy bypass. There will be several groups of singers celebrating the group's 15 years including Jan and Kathy . from Racine; Charity from Mason, W.Va.; True Gospel Sounds from Wheelersburg. According to a release from the group, some of the members have come and gone but the reason for sigging has remaine4 the same, "to lift up the name of Jesus Christ and to spread the Gospel in song." Ohio Lottery let U1 Help You Qef ·Tbst Carleton School notes Safety Month recently · · lllbtt ----------~--------~_,, , another maiCh between students and a team from the AAUW were condl,...., The next meeting will be held Nov. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Racine United Methcidisl Chun:h. The ~!JIIIIIII will be by Nancy 08cham who will speak on girl scouting. Hostesses will be Virginia CIKSOII and Helen Smith. SAFETY EMPHASIZED - Students at CCarleton Scllool receatly Iearaed about various safety techDiques durlllg llafety moalh, held at the school during October. >Here Syraclll!e Firefighter JeH Bable assists Deadra Carleton with the bo8e and aozzle durillg Fire Safety .Week. Carleton School and Meigs In· dusaies are observing ."safely month" in various activities th.at were scheduled throughout Oc- . ·. f' 2 ''· "The:=m ' o-r..,· '·(, �• -· Ohio Commentary ' The Daily Sentinel .· MhH.pcllt. 0No : Friday, .Noveinbar -- 2, 1990 :... Pomeroy Superintendent responds to letter PomerGJ, O.Io DEVOTED TO 'I'BB INTD1!8T8 OF TO MEIG8·MASON ABEA ,:.,.,__,,_....,..,,...._c:l.o=o . "'f~V ROBERT L. WINGETT hbllsller CHARLENE HOEFLICH Geaeral Muacer PAT Mlrl'EREAD Aulltut Pllblloher/ Coatroller A MEMBER of Tile Unlled Press lnternatlonal, lriland Oally P..,s Association and the American Newspaper Publishers. Association. LETTERS OF OPINION areweteome. They should be less than 3!10 words long. AU letters are subject to editing and musl be s igned with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wUI be put>lll!lled. Letters sbould be In good tute, addressing llsues, not.personall· lies. · '. Today in history By United l'reSII lnter!Wional Today Is Friday, Nov. 2, the 306th day of 1990 with 59 to follow. The moon Is full. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. ' Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. They )ncll!de frontiersman Daniel Boone In 1734; Marie Antoinette, queen of France, In 1751); President James Polk In 1795; President Warren Harding In 1865; astronomer Harlow Shapley, a pioneer In studies or the Milky Way, In 1885; actor Burt Lan~aster In 1913 (age m; and Australian tennis player Ken Rosewa!Un 1934 (age 56) . On this date In history: 1n 1889, North and South Dakota became 39th and 40th stales of the UniOn. · 1n 1917, British Foreign . Secretary Arthur Balfour proposed a Jewish homeland In Palestlne. lsrael became a reality 31 years later. 1n 1947, Howard Hughes piloted the 200-ton flying boat Spruce Goose on Its only flight at Long Beach, Calif. 1D 1962, President John F. Kennedy announced Soviet missile bases In Cuba were being dismantled. 1n 1983, President Reagan signed the bill establishing a national holiday to mark the birthday anniversary of civil rights activist Martin Luther King J r . 1n 191!6, American hostage David Jacobsen was released In Beirut after 17 months. Later disclosures sbowed his freedom was a trade for U.S. arms sold to Iran. A thought for the day: American humorls t Mark Twain wrote In " The Adventures of Tom Sawyer": "Work consists of wh!ltever a tlodY Is obliged to do. Play consists of whatever a body Is not obliged to . do." ~tters ·to the editor ...'. .. Tuesday election 'most important' .· ;: Dear Editor: bolrd was told that once "SoUtbem ;: Before election time I con- .went iniO the loan fund, two years s,idered writing a IeDer about .the fu- trom t1w point the people of Meigs tqre of our schools, bul I did not Colllty could expect a county wide want 10 wrire for fear t1w many school system with stress 6n having W,ould believe it 10 be a ploy to get one main high school." ~le to vote. Following a ~ That spells consolidation folks! on OcL 29 ,l fell! bad 10. There were also other Slalements The upc0111ing election may be made that should Meip_ ~ a the most impatant election that building le~ for them (Meigs 1.oSouthern Local School District cal) 10 be 111~ of wbm these voters ba\'e faced. It may also be were builL ...", m part "because the last as SLSD voters. students liom other areas will be . It ~s that mudslinging has ~them." ll9W earned over 10 the ~hoollevy Right now Meigs County's end an:nas. The only thin§ about. result in education lies in the bands mlldsliriging is that "mud washes · of the Southern voters. Should the · off. Now thoroughly cleansed, I am levy fail the Slate bas us by the tail· still on my feet and through prudelll - should it pass, we bave them by me j"'gemenl and knowledge of the tail. ar least for the length of the Southern Local School Board, so is levy. SOuthern Local. · If Southern passes a levy the ;It is the' "only" district in .the swe can't IOUch a financially .solcounty ROllO have entered the loan vent diSirict unless it does not meet fund. Eastern is in very deep and stale standanls. Southern exceeds Meigs is 81 an in-and-out stale. stale standards. .. Several years ago SLSD had I hope I've made a diffcn:nce. 1 greener paslllreS because of J!le hope we aU can 5!'-Y we made a difHydro plant, but thorugh deprecia- fennce and say 11 to our kids and lion, that tax base is highly their children in the funue. diminished. It is as simple as the Scott Wolfe fact that my 1980 Buick is not Board Member · worth as much as my 1988. · Southern Local School District. Is the levy for a lawyer bill? No!. been p~,~blic bas(which definitely However, therecooi} lmge bill has not helped. It is a shame that any school disttict would· be put into such a situation. SBSB won the lint case before a judge. This was a landmadc decision nationwide, because every A response to Donna Aleshire's Leuer to the Editor which.llppellred in the Oct. 29 issue of The Daily Sendnel and an explanalion of the school's position has been issued by Solllbcm Local . School Dislrict Supt:rialaldelx Bob Ord. The superinrendectt prelsc:tld his district's positim swcmmt witb the -comment that "ordinarily schools do not diSCIISI individual students and their special situations in a public forum." ~owever," he said, "since Mn. Aleshire made public II« soa's siblation in the 'Letters 10 the Editor', a response become:$ ncces, ~ sraremenr issued by Ord, reads, in pert school inveslipled tbc possibililies IIIII in many IIISIInl:ell abead IIIII pruv!ded services that the mt or the IEP Committee 8IJ'eed .were Mncationally IOUIId. ''Theac included I class in Con· &LK'ation taughl by the home economic:s teacher in a oneon-<me IICIIing on her planninJ period, one-oo-one tuiOring hv the librarian woo bas math cenifica. lion, the ~UCbase of spociol material10 gt\'e special auention to the chanlctcristic lcaminB style idenlilled by her - · · pri'¥81e psydlologist, and summer bJIOOng. "In addition, the oounsc1or IIIII the wcn-lbldy . COClfdiDAroto g&\'C him opportunities for career ex· · plonlion, including a variety of shadowiRg experiellces, use of formal and informal writlen in· SlnlllleniS; and extended penon-toperson guidance seSSions. Of coune, 81 the same lime her son was pui1Uing his n:gular classes neceewy for graduation re.. the school's choosing. Every effort was made wilhin the law to avoi!l this step, but once it was lalten. the Board bad to make the best case possible 10 avoid further liability. · "An lddilional burden lllso exists in this case which bas the porenlial of costil)g not just the tens _of thousands of clollars Involved up 10 this time, but untold sums in the fu· ture. If indeed. the Board agreed 10 pay for education following a student's graduation, they would have set a ~t that aU special education students who P.Jil!uaiC from Southern me enbtled 10 whatever furtbel' training they and their parems may .decide is neces· sary until the young person reaches the age or 23 81 Board expense. A liability of this m8$DiWde was. too great to concede JUst 10 avmd a ,.., \ our ' l : ' : : 1 ' ! ! • .. 't,, .· .; ; . AND INDUSTRIAL LEADER. · TODA-'( . THAT JUST ISN'T THE CASE, . . AND IN NO OTHER PART OF THE ST~JJO IS IT MORE OBVIOUS THAN IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO. ', . ~:-t; . ..• '' J~ i;~;:;,,\ ' •, ~- .f~: , \ WE HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED TOO LONG ; AND NO AMOUNT OF TALK ABOUT "STANDING UP" IN AN ELECTION YEAR IS GOING tO BRING INDUSTRY INTO AN AREA WITHOUT DECENT. MODERN ' . UP FOR .OURSELVES. HIGHWAYS. · IT'S TIME WE STOOD.\'lft~;:." l ..... ..f.1 .,, . ~ ' ~ ~ fh~_ilil • 1~11. ' ·. ·•I Rich Jones doesn·t just tallf about problems~ .' For years. he·s been finding solutions! ' . ''. zo ~ 0 ELECT ~ a:bcJolllei...alii, Meigs Co!llty - · • well • iD . . · - . . , o6er -a'Jor scliooiiGIIII Goorp' Colllnl, T,_,.,,. " " ' lllce Run Rd., IIMI•IIIo, OH RICHARD E. JONES STATE REPRESENJATIVE 94th District · lo I ··'. <' • .' .~~-~ ~ ~--------,y~----------------~------,---------------------------~~r-----------------------~.L T-Il NubvUit. T-. - 11!10.000 VIr· lllala Sll1111 at Nulwlllt OUiald. call. -13110.000 VIlli· nil •1m1o1 calllonll Parll-12 miUI.. Par II 0pn Palrlllplor IIIII --~Oil! a Sdloal Albl.ur o\o-laUon IQIOIIII lootllall Jll!lyolll lor area I041DII: · · I Alia._ allrt at 7 p.m. """"' llfl<l dltrORatlyl IIIJIII -D ....., r.Mq,Nn. t oU LIMillllor ,...._Pl... Columbu1 '· DoSaleo 111-21 vs Atft-t7.al. .UG_U..O.. P1 ... Cohebul.lliioo!oaodt 111-21 v1 p.m. NewOrlllllutctaol-l, lp.m. o\tluta at Plt-IP. I p.m. llulfJIO II llad, I p.m. , WMbl"'l• ot Dot roll, I p.m. .• . Su FraadiCO at Qea Bay. I ,.. ' a ... p.m. Dollu 01 NY Jolo. 1 p.m. !Ill Dl .... II S.ttlo, f p.lll. llll<~lo•• T - aa,. t p.m. lfouotCII at LA Ramo, t p.m. - ,, Colambul ....... It-I I -:;; II ..... Pl... Uddlll Valll7 lt-1) VI N.., Lalqtoa lt-11 ...... .,... (8-2) . NY C1aat1 at llloll-pallo. I ...... 11 a ...... a::&.~::.-;, 30 p.m. (8-21 A.t'n••""la~~·.,._ Cr-..tJot ..l) VI "'"fill ..!) .;;..·v ·,; ,....,,,.. .....11.,:-. Now Yorll 11 CloarlotR, 7' 30 p.m . Mllwolllt"" atllotllllt, 8 p.m. Plllladolpbla 01 Cloleqo. •. p.m. Dallal II 1111-cu. I p.m. GolllftStat•IIDH-. t:30p.m . 5aa'lmetiiDIILACI'-',10:38 AI""'-- a..r IIIII P'raa- . ~~ . . p.m. I'IIDtliiX vo. U..h II Tollyo. II .. ..._0_ ' ,, N.., Jerooy II Plllladelpltla, II Loullvllt at·Clnotuatl lncl•:=:-• Ot.. PoriiiDd at Sa<rameiiiO. Dlllll !lo..,o_. _....,_ Goldon Stat• at LA CIIJII'Ol'l. Holdelbeq 11 Hiram ' Jolll Carlllll at Olllo Nortll.,.. . · Mouat Union at Marlotta C . . - II Oberlin , · • ..! Wll ...llorirlllln. NA'ftONAL IIOCIIBY LKAGIIE 3, St. Lou11 2. OT • Vucouwr :1. NeW .IoriO)' I fl'lllar- 7:Up.m. I) at Alllland · II Baldwla·Walll<e Nuakllpm at Qlpltal lfoultCII II S.ttlo, IJrlll NY lolllldert 11 NY ----·-· 1-..- - ... a.--•• ""' Doll-·· Dot""' __.. - 'hiiW....'I Oltlo C»>lr• No ' . - - · II Olllo Stall: Stato Ell•.,. Mldllaa 01 Miami . OllloUalo at Youiil-• Stat. T-at Wllllrilludllpa '' Nolfllem W ..ollat Ak,.. , . ladiiDI II .\llooll. Billll 0...r11111 II llot.n ll, lllrJII Dallal.•••, MIDII!Iala at Mli!"'Uk.... nllbt Utili vo. - l x at Tcikyo. llPI Phllodelphla 6, Mlnnesala 3 S, Tomtto t · Clolo:-10" QuoiM!C: 2 Cllpry 2. W""'* I ... .· .,. tltollotl . . . Clllc-ro WUIIIJIItCII. Dllbt· """' Cloarlotto at O r - nlll!t llo1t<11 a... f'lllll<e 11001 1,1110), Saturday. 1 vs Caldftll ., lfoull'"' II Po rtJaad. II: 30 p.m. · '. ' night . VI Wft .......... JW Orloodo at .\tlaa... 7: 30p.m. Now Jerey at llldlllla. 7: 30p.m . Wuldlllt• at Miami. I p.m. 'p.m. \.A C.toro II Sio AlltCIIIO Boll• II N.., Yorll. n1811t ' oU IIOC. . ( lr•• tulra-........ Coal Gr- n.w...,.a-yaai 19-11 N.\'ftONAL JARB'I'L\LL M' - I ....... IV ........ lfo• • t . .. p.m. , ........... Po"-111 Wool 11t>G1 voltCII· Df;nver at MIIIIII!IGia, 8 p.m. ....... Me• • I P.':"· -·· t.id!ol .UN Ranaen. w- II Earlltam lladl •'TIIere's been a lot of p-.ure on our players tbe laat several Broaco quar.ntack Brad Taylea lead& tile leaeue In total offeQio, averaJial 233.9 yard& and Ia third Ia pasl'na . Kftycaat Olllo w..117aa Klllluok)' St at ~till 9t ""-k Nol11owllllllcMldll . a1 nrun Weaeera Kealllell)' last week. Tile Louisville defeate raakli levetllllaalloaally, allowing jut • ylrdl per game. Allrmt, wllleb baa lo.t five.111 a lW' and atalldf 3-&-i. IIOita Nortbera Dllaoll 15-3) and Ita outtt.Ddlq qllll'lll'baclt, Stacey Robl-, wbo 'llaa ruabed for 1,021 yard& aad 14 toucbdoww. F'Uilbllck Adam Dacb compte. raeats Roblnaola. He bas lalned nearly eoo yards and 1a averqlft& 6.2 yard& per carry. UabeateD Mo1111t Ullloll ffi.O and 7.0, can cllllch at leaat a t&e for tile Ohio Atbletic Contereace .title with a win at Marietta (U and 2·5,. r,rrJ:!:. II)'GENECADDE8 UPI s,...- WrUer COLUMBUS -It's Nortltwesl· ern Week at Oblo State. Tbal's not to be confuted wltb Michigan Week or evea Iowa Week. Tile Buckeyes, 4·2-1 overall and 2·l·11n theBigTen,havewon two In a row, scorlna 94 points with 1,026 total yard& Ill tile process. Saturday, they put their suddenly potent . offenae up aplnst the conference's most porous defense In Ohio Sladlum. Oblo State baa won 14 In a row agai!ISI Nortb~tem and 19 of the last 20 games·played between . the two. Tbe Wildcats' only win since 196« came In 1971, 14·10 In Columbus. With a trtp to· Iowa on tap tbe follOwing wekend, coach John Cooper ba had til do a major selling lob on his team, and maybe even himself, to keep · from Hawkeye watchlag. "W''re certainly not looking ahead," said Cooper. ''We respect Northwestern. We're Just going about pur normal work week." Northwestern . brings a. 2·5 overall and 1;a ·a tg Ten record lniO Saturday'aJaine, averallnl ~Jy 21 points per game In conference play. But the Wildcat deferile rankll Jaat In ewry Big Ten category and surrendered m rulhlng yards and 540 overall lq.loslng 52-U last week at Iowa. '"Northwestern concerns 'us," said Cooper, wbo Is recovering from back surgery but will return from the preu box 10. the l'dellnes 'for this week's Jame. ~ 'BobCbrlatlan (running back) Is' eertainly one of the finest players we'll play apinlt thll season and (Richard, Buchanan II an out· StandiDf wide receiver. · Chflltlan, a Moot·ll, 213pound senior, hill rushed for 660 yardiJ, averallnl averaging U yards ·per carry. · Quarterback Len Wllllsms lias completed 61 percent of bls paall!l for 1,183 yards and eight 10ucbdowns, while Buchahan. has 43 recep_l!ons for 573 yards -m -· parm- •w-.. . .. .. . . ... . . . . . . . -ta. ••t. $7995 .· · 1916 IUICI CENTURY UIIIIED St: . ' SPRING VAllEY CINEMA 446 4524 ° - ; 4 DR. Thle 1:11r le extr1 nloe. If you need a good late model UHd cer then 1oo1t n 12 . 75 11. 75 IIAJIIiAIM fiAYIIIUS SAT!MIIIIY I SIIIIIIAY I!M6AII lll!itl rut:SOAY • this super cer. ONLY $5995 . charged with SI!XI!BI lllsault In Aatoilaelq Sandra Andrettl, the wife of Maryland, hill been IndiCted on a .driver Michael Andrettl, aave charae ill sexual aasaull.lnvolv· birth to tile couple' a second child 1111 a womaaln ~ Antonio. The Wedllelday In Bethtebem, Pa. Splll'l bave dec:llned to renew Marissa. Cuundra AndretU WJnaate's contract, and be cur· rent!Y Is a restrlc~ect.tree ag~t. welgbed 6 pouada, 10 ounces. ' · Teall · · ·. , BuWball Pete' Sampns, playlna In hill John Wllllama, whole dispute aeconll touniament since wiawltb tbe Waahlllfflon Bullfia over rellabllltatloa of an InJured knee nlae the u.s. Open, dropped a kept him fran tnlnlae camp, tiiJ'ee.eel declsloll to French has reported to the team. WUU· · quallffer Gulllauine Raoux In the ama said hla rtght knee Ia fine and third round of the$2 milliOn Paris he could be ready to play In two Open. Top seeds Stefan Edberg weeki to a month, but acknowl· aad Boris Becker both won. edpd be need& to IDle wellbt. Heavyw!)lgbt champion . Evander Holyfield has app!!all!d to lbe World Boxing Council to follow Ita DWll rules and allow him to defend hla title aaa11111 GeoQ~e Foreman before fllbllae Mike Tyaoa. Holyfield has IIped to fiJhl 42·year-old Foreman for 120 mUIIon next March or April • and be said he w(ll fllhl Ty1011 later next year. . I'MIIIall Ten IODI of NFL ~lr merchandlle Will arrive In !be Middle Eaat aext Weekaapartof · tile leeeue's support for U.S. mWtary ·aupport atattoaed In the Persian Cult. Tbe merebandlle InCludes footballJeneya, towels, hats, 111111 vlaorl, lllllllaues and aweatbtnda. · ··:; . web ud I tblllt tbe)''re really tired rtgbt - ·" laid Toledo coac:b Nick Sabu, wboae team rallied Ia the leCOlld baH to beat · ,.J'bey - t e tile rua-and· Kent State 28- 1. laat Saturday• •hoot well and bave plll'haJII tile "HopefuUy, we'll continue to ~I throwlag quarterback In tile come totetber aa a 18m and play · MAC In Brad Tayles," iald •trona down the 1tetcb." Saban. "He does a great Job Waten Michigan has won two running their offe111e and has two Jn'a row since dropping a ~U fine recel\fel'llln Paul Aaema and declllon to Central Mlcblpn, Allan Boyko... 1n other MAC games Saturday, Including a 32·23 victory over Oblo University Jaal Saturday. - Bowllnl GreeD Ia at Kent State ''Western Is a Very trODd · and Eastern Mlchlgaa at Miami. football team, cerlaillly one of Ohio Un~alty piay. a 11011o leap~ pme at uabeaten Youngthe ~~ In our league," said stown State. . Saban. '~ey lost two veey clole Kent, whiCh ln&pped a 17· games 127·23 at Eastent Michl· game lollal atreak two weeki ean and at· Central Mlchlganl which could bave very eaally ago, could pasa Bowl Ina Green In the MAC ataildlap Wttb a win eoae tile other way." The Daily Senlinel over the Falcons. · Tbe Golden Ftaabel enter the game 1·7 (1JIPII.....J overall and l-4Jn !he conference. A.,....._ .. ?' 3rt die Ia. BG Is 2-4-2 and 1·3-2. Pulltllll«< ewry .,..,._, _ , and three TDs. He caugbt a Bowlin& Green Is 15-1 against tbnqlo Friday, Iii Court St.. Poschool ~rd 94 a year ago. J(ent since 1974, losJne only In ""-• Oldo. "'lbtOklo Vallo)ll'llt>11111... ~IMlllt~.Jor.. ' Tbey don't have the team 1988. Tbe Falco111woa 51·281ast Pomtroy. ObJo·tm., I'll. . ........... speed or the depth a som~ of the year· <1111 ........ paid al l'ommly, ' Olllo. . teams we've played aJalnst." Miami 14 3+1 and 2·2·l after Cooper said of tbe Wlldcllta, "but laal week'sl0-10 lie with Bowllag Ultltod PnlllBtomaiiCIIII. they !lave four or five players Green. Eastern Michigan lias lalllldDaUy ProaAIIoolaiiCII ud t..., ObloN""IPii=IIIIL Natloa&J who could play foraaybodyln the lost five In a row and stand& 2-6 AdYertiiiiC tlw, country." and 2-3. New-. m T1llnl • - · N.., Yoilc, New Yorlllll0t7. Linebacker Ed Sutter leads the "I wu disappointed Ia our Wildcat defenlll! with 97 tac:kies. pertonnance lewl last week at Northwestern coach Francis Bowling Green," said Miami POI'I1IA8TEII: -m -Qtlrt ..._ to n.. DliiJy s-rtret St.. Peay figures bls offl!ll8e may coach Randy Walker. ''We can Ponwoy, Oblo - · have a problem with an Oblo stlllflnlsboutwlththreewiDBand ~BA'ID State defense wblch baa allowed have a winning eeasoD. But, It we Brcantw•-on. Weot.. ................................ .SUO Purdue and Minnesota just 6t don't PI!IY better lllan last . OIIOitlot!th .................................11.10 yards·rushlng tbe last twoweeks.'· , Saturday: ,we could end up lolling Ono Yev .................................. 1'11.80 "We've had "trouble with our "iaal three. · IDIOU:Otii'Y PRlCB . running game against some of l; Tile OU·YSU aame wtll be the DoUy .. ,_ .......... ,_ ................... Ill Cttlll tbe blaer teams," said Peay, firSt between the two since 15. Sulllorlbfrlllll dealrtD!i tojlay ........ who doesn't expect io catcb Ohio OU holds a ._1 lead In tile brief rle' ~may nmlt In adv...,. to State looking ahead. series. · Tbe Dilly lleltlnel 00 IS, for IIIIICIIIII "It (looking ahead, didn't help Youngstown State, Idle Jaat bull. O'ecllt ..W bfllvea carrier •ell uuny lat weekallowa and they wek, , beat Eaalll!rn Mlchllan had Dllnols coming up after !bey 24-14 In Ill only other game this No IUblc:rlptiiOll "' maO Ia areas wbtre bame curler IB'I'Yke II played us," Peay said. "I don' t seasoD aaalnat an MAC team. anU1bl~. think Ohio Stat~ Is aolng to take Tile Penguins are 8-0, while OU 11111-..ipciou . us Uabtly. I have no doubt !bey takes a 1·6-1 mark Into the aame llolp CoaiJ' '• will come out and play . full and Is winless In Its Jut tlve 13 w..a .................................. IJI.tt speed." aames. _ 21w..a .................................. m.te 112 Wl!l!b ....................... ........... I'IU6 One surprlslnl ataUatlc Ia At Cincinnati, the 1·7 Bearcats, - · · o l p CoaiJ' ' Nortliweslern's filvor Ia IIi tur· beaten .S.7 last week by Tulane, 13 Wtfb .. ................................ IJ0.80 aover ratl6. Tile Wildcats rank holt No. 22Loulsvllle, whole7·1·1 ftii.JIJ 112 w..u ..................... ,............ l1' :~ lecoad In the 811 Ten wltb a plus niark Includes a 41-7 win over six margin. Iowa Is first at pluS - r--~~!"'-"l!'!!!~llll'!'----~!!!!"!llllll!'!!!!""'lllll -~-• seven and Ohio State Is tied for :-. '·· third with Indiana at plus four. ·· Cooper credits bls team's lm· proved oftenslv~ showing wltb young players l!'owlng up. ''We think we'reaettlngbetter offensively," said Cooper. "We havesomeyoungoftenslvebackl · wbo are Improving eacb week." TwO of thole young backl, pure freshman Robert Smith and . 1917 PONTIAC SAFARI WAGON tedshlrt freshmaa Raymonl Jfar· Tilt, cruise, air, poww door loeb, power Iii, bave been tile backbone of window.. poww 3rd Ohio State ground attack. Smith lead& the Buckeyes wltb 671 yards and a 6.9 yard$ per carry averaae. Harris · bill rushed for 435 yards and a 4.9 per carry average. They bave com· blned for 10 ru~lng touchdowns. Combine that with tile passing of seniOr quarterback Greg Frey and a deep and talented recelv· lng cprps and llspella trouble for opposing defenses. UrllauatDaylotl Bllllfloaatn.tlaaoe .......ay II Wlatlltlullr(PI) no- ...... IKYI II Mouat .-, .· .Bucks host Wildcats . Toniafd•• pmes *" floxlll& ..":{ ... Toledo takes a 7·1 overall n!(Ord and a 6-1 MAC mark to Kalamazoo agai111t be third place Broacoa, ~ and 3-2. Tbe R.oelu!ts tnll leape- leadlnl Central Mlcblpn (7·1·1 and 6-01 by • bait e.,. and mwit rely on llelp If IIIey are to at leaat share the title. C~ntral 'Michigan, which alpped To~ 13-12 two weeki •110. haatwoMACaames remainlag. tbls week at borne IJainlt Ball State and at Oblo University Nov.lO. ;· ai wu•l"ll•· 1:05 :p.m. ......,_ - . . -., Loa""'"'" -••unw New Eqlaad at Pblladolpllla, 1 p.m. ' Plloonlx II Mlaritl, I p.m. - LA Raldon II Ku- City, 1 I . 7:35p.m. Bodlllo27, New Eqlud IG Dot IIIII 2'1. New Ori11101lO 2'1, lllllluapallo 7 Bay :M, ~ ... 10 NY Jetsl1, Ha 12 Pllllollelt*lo :n. Dollu 20 Su Fr-1- 110, a ...laad 17 a.J<oaa 31, 1'11-lx 21 Su Dl"" fl, T - Bay lO NY GIJIIIII 21. WMidllltCIIIO Atto.lla :18, Clncl-117 ...... Ne• • t am. ! "' u1n ' vo. 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Saa 011!10 ............3 50 .!1UII1C2 ' ' Now .leriiO)' at EdmCIIICII. 1:05 p.m. llotnllt at...,.,..., 1:05 p.m. Cllpry at To-o. 8:05p.m. Wlaa.... at VIUKliiOIWr, 1:05 tcu.. Chy .......... 3o.sn mm , 't le-. p.m. LA Ralden ..........IIO .851 ItT tt slogists. OHIO WAS ONCE A MANUFACTURING, AGRICULTURAL, MINING ~~~~-II Quolloe, 7:11 p.m. WUIIillctCIIatNYblltllderi,7: U .p.m. . NY llaqero at PltiiiNtWh. 7:35 .... : met~ ' -..oat IIDI-. 7: GII p.m. St . ~ at llarllolll, 7: 11p.m. I , N..,Eilllud ...... HO.!tU.. l• ' C:O.III Clnduo!l ........... .5 30 .115 • Jlt - - ................ tO .5e0111152 - Plt-rp .. ... ... ,. A tO .5eO 1110 l3li - Ch. ..lallll ... ........26 0 2!0 128111 Bush being told to hold off on war ~thai _ llolt • _ Toledo, sWI cllngJna to fading hopes for at leaat a allare of tile Mld·Arnertcaa Conference foot· ball cbalnpllltalblp, vllltl West· era MlcblpD Saturday In tile R.oekeU' flaalleaeue game of tile a.Jeqo II Plllladelplola, 1:05 TWLTPei.I'FPA Buffalo ................61 0 .lSI !liT 131i Mlaml ..................u o .ur 1112 10 NY Joto ......, ... ,... .3 50 J'IS m Ito llloll""""""' ........ .2 5 0 .2111251C2 J r------------------------------------------------.;..----. .,, E'onomic Development Doesn·t Just Happen. .. Ill. I IIBP'ilg wk1J ... ofllc:!W . . kl )' . . Pdlo•y - ...... '--tiRICIIIU ·' = p.m. N.\nGNALI'OOiii~=IU.L=L&I:=W:IIi lrtltolloil ....l ''• that the Alc:shirc's soa needs training if be is to become . self·SIIJlllllll:inl· A high IChool educatiOR is Jlii'Cly the .sropplng point in lCII'IIing. Each SIUdent has the right to gea as mucb ed!XaliQn .before grldualion as he/she may be capable of attaining and for some this is · much more than others, School rec:oldS .· indiclle ibM the Aleshire's son did achieve and that he was given ample opponunity 10 succml in his edUcation. The Alesbire's were adviaed dlit after graduation their SOli due 10 his learning djybility, Woald be ~ for Bllft!llll of ~ Mimi! bitation IIIIVicel, not SOcial Sec:urily a we staled in the 1cUer to the paper. This . is equipped to 81YC sucb youn~hs lbo 0111111 help necessary to · e the pp 10 the world of wort. Alta' baYing received 811 appropiate edo'Carion at public school and havina the BVR available to belp following graduation, it is most unConunati: that Southern has been fonled ui spend any money in Ibis sitn•ion, "li is even more Ullfortunalc.that Mrs. Aleshile bas chosen to use this case as a !US0J1 for not supponing the +mill .levy now on thC llallot. The money used in the heaing procedure is one of the ~ that our schools need increased filumcia! support "It is not tbe inlelll of this letter to discoune on the many otbtz reasons for the levy. It is hoped that the public will accept this leagthy explanation of a most complic'l'd situalion in the spirit_ of COIItimaed suppon for our!lc~" d!o superintendent concluded. ...... ,... a,u..,..,_la..,uBdnn' Lot bell• at WMIW•tc•. ~05 Nft.aer+ .." ' " "To undmtand the action of the Sourhem Board of Education in court case. ''Certainly, everyone . involved this cnse. one must ba\'e some basic l would agree with Mrs. Aleshile that understanding of the special : the $40,000 spent ~ ~ this case obligations placed on a school by ' would have been beuilr. spent on the Special Education Act as weD much needed classroom supplies or as the fsct that the entire system is quiremenla. ' ! "Mrs. Aleshire mentioned in her e\'en fuel for the buses Or the fur. based ll)lOll parent participation in t the development of the identified letter thai her son received some naces with the rising cost of Oil. "However, that choice was made youngster's educatimal program P's and F's while in n:gular classes. :· If the failing gmdc was in a n:- by. the Aleshin:s when they, unlike year by year. · ''The school Is n:quired 10 quired class, he had to ~ that aU other parentS when their sons : Dmvide a progtlllll that gives an class before credit 'was given. rn and dauihters finish high school, r8)ipropriare education' and to do Boant approved grading sys- recognize that the responsibility for : ' this in the 'least restrictive en- rem. a P is a gmdc given Sllldents, additional schooling or for the exlnl support needed until their who in the estimate of their teacher, : vironment'. This b'anslates into the development of an IEP (In- is doin~ the worlc to lhe best of yOIDI~ gelS on her,1Us feet in a dividualized Educational Prograni) their ability, bul is unable to meet meanmgful job, COJI1IlS from the : each school year that is jointly the usual level of achievement parents and not the public school, determined that their son sbould be necessary for a gmdc of D. • planned by an lEP Commiuee of ''The grade P carries CJedil and a allowed 10 continue 81 the school of : which the parcm(s) me ~ted to : be a member: The program is based .student does not ba\'e to repCal a their choice at public school ex; on curriculum requirements, the class if his,'bcl' final grade is P. Over pense. "Again, the school personnel youngster's level of deYelopment, . the years that Ibis grading policy t as weU as other special needs the bas beat in effect many studellts student may ha\'e, This pogram have received diplomas who have must then be implemelned in a bad P's on their transcripts. siblation that allows the student as. "Therefore. when the A1eshires much participation witlt other made their n:quest ibM the~ of Educalion 1101 give their son his students as possible. ' diploma, that iS .not a1IQw him to "Mrs. Aleshile's son was iden'· t gradn•te, it ~ not wilhin the tified as being eligible fw Learning • Disabilities placement while .in lbo power of t1w ~ to bonor their •' By BELEN TIIOMAS primary grades and she, agreed in n:quesL The 11\tf quite speeificall writing to his lEP each year until onci! a pmon bas UPI White Ro- Reporter his twelfth grade. During thole n:qwn:menll f<!J' ~· he/s~ . WASHINNGTON - President -Bush ls being urged In many • many years, she bad several con-. llll!r. not~ ~led a diploma. . . ~· quarters to lake It easy In the Persian Gulf. Congressional leaders •' ferences with her son's teacherS, ~-. 1n the case of special' fea, that he Is becoming Impatient with the brutality of Iraq's • ed•K''l'!"'' swdents, the law does Sa!}ilam Jlusseln and may want to Jump the gun. SChoo . I principals in' volved, . · c:Otlldinator m:osmze tlw these~~ But tbe leaders are cautioning the president that he should take '' the more lime to determine whether the sanctions and the escalatlna ' and school counse · At every con- often 'onalnot ~ .10 encatm at SI¥Jie economic squeeze on Iraq Is worklna. · . · ferenc:e aU parties ICliJiht solutions vocan Some of tbe leaders have told hlm they feel that public opinion and · to whalever problems ma;r have age as their c~ and ~y. jlleSCllted themselves. In Ibis spirit therefore, ~!':~~~~e~thety public support would not be there should the president decide to use 81 . the military option. of cooperation, her son made to ~ VUWIUUI,.. c •• progress in his educational 810Wth vocational. school that serves thell' Bush has laid down unequivocal conditions for Saddam. He must '• m almost aU areas as aUesled by ~of~ foc ~ol- withdraw Iraqi forces from Kuwait, the tiny oil-rich nation !bey ' o tuition lhvaded and occupied last Aug 2 · •' school n:cords. During his senior lowmg graduation • The president bas held out the prospect that after a pullout, year, however, the Alesltires could c.barges. If. the. Aleshire's son ~~ued ~ hvc m the Southern f?•snegotiations on Iraq's grievances may be possible. But clearly Bush •• not come to an agreement as 10 educaliwhaJ~on~ ,saorwtheasrr. !OIIan.'apprllp!iate ll'lct, thiS sc~l would be t1e1gs, Is becoming more and more concerned with the desperate condition ' but the Ales~ chose for thelf ~n of the American hostages who are u~ as human shields and the ' " 'They wanted special help for not 10 parbCJ~ . Mrs. ~eslure stubborn refusal of Saddam to retreat In the face of worldwide ;'· him in msth and they wanted spe- referred 10 the Districl dellymg hec condemnation •( cia! $Uidance for him in career !011 further education that wo~ld . Iraq's forel.in assets have been frozen. She can't sella barrel ot oU •• plannmg. At the same lime they · ~vc ~at ~o .~xpense to the dis· . to tbe West. Shipments of food and spare parts have been halted. But there Is speculation that she could bold out a year. Tbequestlon wanted him in a vocational ~cL Smce thiS IS the onlr excep• •• ~· but not OIIC IS provided '!on 10 the rule of f1:ee JlU.blic ed\Jca- Is wbether the United States can continue Its mllllary buildup of 200, by Meigs High School, the school bon ~ gra~~n. 11 was ~ 000 troops In Saudi Arabia and still keep Its powder dry. The troops •• 10 which the State Department of Aleshue s deciSion !'> deny thelf may become restless, buteve~J more so will be someoftbe Arab states · Educalion bas assigned Southcm son further ~oolinJ, not the that may put the pressure on Bush to act. students for vocational training. 8~ ?!.;dutheJCai!Alon~-"'-' .. 'ated Nevertheless, there Is still hope that a war, with all Its horrifying •' 1 .ns"""': .=w" s ID!b aspects, can be prevented. ·! "Instead they wanted him 10 be . the lmpjllllal heanng process. Un· Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and French President sent at Board expense 10 Buckeye Hills. However, even heJe they der the law, the Board must~ all Francois Mltterrand are exerting the maximum effort to find a could not decide ll)lOll a program the ~r.:nses of ~uch a he8JIIlg exd· diplomatic solu lion to the gulf crisis. Both leaders appear to be more and since be was a senior, they cept u"' parents a110rney .ees 31! . resiJient than Bush Is !he concession department. . Former Presldeni Jimmy Carter and some of the State .. wm not in favor of him starting a other e~J?CIIses. .If the parents wm two-year program. At one point ~deciSion, their cost must also. be Department pros of the past believe Bush has·boxed blrnself Into a ,., MIS. Aleshire n:quested he be sent : d ~ thetep~ Itt~ !,unng comer and has not left any running room lor diplomatiC maneuver. 5 10 Carle1011 School. Under the rules .5 lved mos 0 . ~1n fact, some foreign policy observers believe that Gorbachev bas "' of special ediK'atioo he. of coune, Tbis ~sehearins ~YO wertainl~ me f. taken the ball. and Is running with It In terms of Initiating a shuttle " g was .ce Y not o diplomacy with Saddam. . did not qualify. At each request, the school district in the U.S. would have been left financially nakEd in the wind with the pone strings untied. Also should the board have taka! · any other venue, it .wouJd have aent I precedent for an endless DIIDber o( llllqlllyers' dollars 10 be used 10 funher educ:ale an individual beyond hiJh school. . I wcned on ·paying off a studnet Joan for nearly seven years. No free rides betel . It would be gle&l 10 have the public pay my child's educatiOII 16 years fiut!J..fOW, bul I would feel a little llll!lltYto accept it. The afcmnentionc:d letJer woud lead you 10 believe that this llUdent was de!Jrived ci two more years of higb school years education. but in n•lity what the involved panics w•lted was two years "expense p8ld" nining at a vocatimal school. namely Hocking 'RdmicaJ Colleflo, It 811101111110 !lie fact that If . . . . il entilled to this, lhen tire door il open for evtrrl* 10 like ldvlnl8&e. There ia one dlawbact, bowever. The tupllyer .... ' ., Letters to the editor Ill COIII1 street ~~ ! Peg a 2- The Deily Sas6111 ' Toledo visits Western in final MAC tilt l SIIO!It•t 6000 U 4 DR. Lea than 40,000 mil•. Sliver with gny CUllOm Air, Autometlc, tilt • whNI • " AUOW AS S5300 Par Moth 111111 1916 POfmAC 1916 CHEYIO&n CHEVmE J Dl. OIIW SHIJiftNGI fliiDAY 7:15,1:15 SAtURDAY 3 : 15,7:15,9: 15 - · 3: 15,7 :15,1:15 . MOM - TMURS . 7:15,1:15 •Ill lntlrlor. AS LOW AS S13200 Par 'Ma!lth 1986 PLYMOUTH IEUANT 4 Dl. FIIIOAY 7:00,1:10 SAllJIDAY 3:00,7 :00,e:IO SUNDA'f l :00 ,1:00,9:10 y IEIIYI.W ' lll"-11'-..1 le• than 23,000 mnea. Great on gas. . ,' . SIE THIS 011 FOI OILY S9900 Per . .th . HONESTY • EXPERIENCE • INTEGRITY 1916 IIICI IIOAL u.nDIDI. ,_end plueh. lhlrp. Midnight bhM. Cl•n. AS LOW AS . , , ,..........h Re-Elect ROBERT E. BUCK Probate-Juvenile Court JUDGE J 4 J 10 Jilin AtslltHI Proseclrtlng AHorney, Jlelg1 County ,..,. Jull11 ef Meigs Counlf Court · tit• Julllt of Prollllflo.htwllll• Ceurt awanls ,,.. the s.,r- court for Superior Judicial. Slrwlcl redflul of Shill Gru Is Iota" 11 ower $300,000 for the , ................... c...., t • - \ I' P.ld for by C1nlllll 1e. Rollert I. lualt, M&Aanr Ave.,,..._.,. Ohio 417• • ' ~· 191.5 FORD · ' ISCOIT J M.~!!~!:!·..................$1 095 191\J)LDSMO.I . . . J Dl. DELTA..... _.....- ..............._ $195 1979 GMt 1/t TO~Jf!tl.................$1 795 ..... ' ''· I •' ·• w "Payments bued.., •1,000 dOWtO Mtlnde, pia. tuft ' ud dllee, 36 ,..., .. at 11.25,. . " '•'' sautH-NEUON MOTOIS, INC. 992-21714 . soo usr.• a• • ...,,, o•o ..'' •., •• ,I �·• :: !Pel!!l~l~4:::!1he~~Daily~·!l_!S:!an~t~inei~------~---...._;;..__!P~onwoy~ · !:2:c;M~iddl~ep~-ort~._20~hio~---:---"""""::---;---:--F~ricllly=!::··~N:,:::w~•::n:::'ll;:lr:.;2::•..;1;:9.:.:,90 II:. ~~ C-ulr:r.C•Iepcla; !tau IIPP_. two Hftwe • ,_t ll8d 111e daJ tUt eYellt. lt.i · m• be ;ecehed Ia achuee 10 IDiue paNL a• hill Ia llle calea· ~ :::: ... dar. ~ '• --..... ~ ~. • ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ . .. ~. JIIUDAY POMEROY • T11ere wiD be a h · 8l the Hillside Baptist ROIIID 143 c. Riday • 1 p.m. . Fealllteil · singen a 'The Children of God, Angie W"dlett. The Redeemed Quartet. and The Clrricn. Tbe DUblic is~ SYRACUSE • T11ere wiD be a holiday - - ll tile Symcue Mbuiy Onitod Medlodist Cbun:b on Friday and Satunlay from 9 a.m. 10 s p.m. TbDnl wiD be crafts. biked goods. Soup Mil sandwiches will be served. ' POMEROY - Tbe fiflh annual IIJU and Cl8fts show will be held Friday from 10 a.m. 10.7 p.m. aldie Meigs County Senlcr Ciuzens Center. A variety or bandmade Cilfts wiD be displayed and fOQd will be available during . the afternoon. Public is lnvircd. SALiiM CEN1l!R • The Salem Center Fall Festival will be beld Friday from 2·7 p.m. • die IICbool. RelJeshments and events wiD t*e place in tbe evaJin&. ROCK SPRINGS • ~ Glllia County Pomona Orange wiD meet with die Meigs Pomona Orange oo Friday aldie Roc:t Springs Glange HaiL A poduct meal will ~ JJt 6:30 p.m. followed by .lfteCi!'IR 11 7:30 p.m. All of&en will ~ iastalled including IUbordinale memben.. TUPPERS PLAINS • ChrisllDaa bazaar lit St. Paul United Methodist Chun:h in Tllppen Plains on Friday and Salunlayf'iom 9 a.m. 10 3 p.m. POMEROY • Olurch Women Unilcd wiD meet Friday 8l 1:30 p.m. a SL Paul ~ Olun:ll in Pomeroy for Warld Canmunity Day. Dues n $5 and $5 blaWl cc:rtificiJiel may be pu;dlad. RUTLAND· Thi: l.eadinl Cleek Conscnancy District wilf meet Friday utO a.m. • the omce. SATURDAY RUTLAND • Rutland PfO FaD Festival wiD be held Saturday fro!n 6-8 p.m. Tbe Monster Mash Band will perfcwm from 6-6:30 p.m. CC..S: ... .. =· 0 .;:: : STUDENT OF THE WEEK • Mrs. Shdly Dubose, left, a student :..: · ; teadlet" at Melp Junior HJa• Scbool, presents Brian Smltb a ctr· ::· . · d8clte for tile Metp Jllllior Hlgb School Studeat of tbe : · : · Week. Brilll'tl'll awarded tbe bollor for his work in sdence class. be.. ~~~Consider ·this ... According 10 Ed Petersoil of lhc Athens Social Security oftlce, ~--· Qlngratulalions 10 the Meigs budget !lifficuldes in W~, ;.. CountY awn~ of Commerce and D.t:" have forced the cancellllion ~ lhc Pomeroy · Sesquil:auennial , o_f lhc November 14 and 28 ses~ Conuniaee for die lreDleDdous SOC· SIOIIS. ' • · ~ c. ~ the Bend Slemwbeelers If you need 8SSistanoe ew have . ': FaiMI 1 guess we owe a busmess 10 take care ~. Pda~ IPCCill 10 Jim llld Donna advises lhat you call the 1011-liee ; Dms for dJe idea II beJin wilh. social aecurity number, l-801). 234:; . 1 lhanJ4 a11o personally lhank 5772. You can also·call die A~ " "Heck" llecbrt few · invili.ng me office 8l 592~~ bu! lhal one s a :: aboard the ''Sheila D." during lhe toll nwnber ~I.e., 11 will appear on ~ eUibilion J'ICCS Saturday after: YOW' phone bill). ~ noon. "llloul!h die st.ernwheelcn ~ wd lhat ~ con~t ~ had 10 canceflhcir rides due II high SWKIIIS should be back in lllliCC m .~ wa~er. 1 was able 10. get on boaril December,. now that a budget has - Ibis bea•uiful boat ·and ·take some been ham~ out. ~ pictUres during die The Rudand Volunteer F"Ire :; . This was a really good oppor· Department has taken on a • IJJJJity 10 see l'llmeroy from lhe monumental (but vay i111p01 tanl) : river IIICI g8l an idea of lhe huge task. ~ crowds in lllendlnce few this event. Keilh Molden or die department : While on die subject of the fet" tiVII, I would be remiss If l failed tells us lhat lhc department is in die process of purchMing a new "Jaws ~ 10 mention David eote. of apparatus and they need " Cole was die winner of die OW'Life" help. . ~ stanwheelcr sketch that was given According to Keith, the western : away on Sllllnlay. end of die county is now witbout " If you've nevcr had lhc oppor· this impoJtant piece or equipm~ ~ tunity 10 bear the very · llllen~ but If the department can come up wilh die $14,000 needed, lhe eqw~ muiician George Hall perform, you pment wiD be available for use by ;; have missed quite a show. depanments in Salem Center, ~ But don't panic • you can hear Colwnbia Townsbip. Scipio • him at die Reedsville Uni~ Township and Rutland. • ! Medlodist Churdt on Sllllllay. Donations can be aentlldle Rut: . Thai prognun gets underway II VFD 8l Box 134 in Rulland, " 7:30 p.m.. and refreshments wiU land and Keith emphasizes that even the : foUow. ~ Mr. Hall will be perf1m1ing a smallest cash. ilonations wiD be " wide variety of insplnlional millie V:::l'm~i:! be lending bis •• at die chun:h, and best of all, lhc auctioneering talents in a charity .; event is liee. auction or two for lhe cause as • ·• If you make a habit of visiting weD, and you can call him at 742"- me Social Security Ollice's contact 2048 if you would like 10 donate ·· ~ station at the Meigs County Senior some iiCIJis. ::; Citizenll Center, 0r if you planned Have a great weekend, and don't :: • on llllkinaa special trip 10 die cenfOIJCI 10 get out and VOlE on 10 t*e care~ Social Security .......d . ' . •~Y· ,,,. · business. cancel those plans. By BRIAN J, REED !f &b..w races. . ~ Food will be available and lhae will be pmeallld prilca. JACKSON • The Wmter Cllftfelt, a aaft sllow llld sale, wiD be beld Ill Canitr's Cave 4H on Sabpday and S from 10 a.m. 10 .S p.m; VILLE • 1beie will be a smo;psboid . dinner 8l the Wilbllville Ji'Ytbian Hall on SaiJJr· day beginning al4 p.m. Cost is $S .few ldults and $2.50 for cbikhn. Public fnvitcd. RU11.AND • Tbe Rutland EMS will have irs airis1mas B• ..• on S~ from 9 a.m. 10 S p.m. 8l die ciVJC center. Tables are avail· able for $5 each. Contect Man:ia E1lioa at 742-2233. Proceeds 10 benefit Rutland EMS. Refresh· . liiCIIII 8\lliJable SALEM CENTER • Star Grange and Star Junior Grange wiD meet Saturday 8l 8 p.m. 8l die grange hall. A potluck supper wiD follow die meeting. All oflicers are 10 report at 7:30 p.m. for a COil'· ference. SALISBURY - Tbe Salisbury PaD Festival will be held Saturday wilh scmng 10 begin 11 S p.m. fol· lowe!~ by pmea ll 6:30 p.m. Ad· miasaon IS 25 cent1. . POINT PLEASANT • A bend a;ea &OSPd sing wiD be held S&lUr· day ii 1 p.m. JJt die Oospel Ughthoule Chun:h oo Neat Road in Point PmMt, W.VI. reawring Edens Family, Pearly Gates Quanet. Narrow way and Reftec· lions. PllbUc invited. Cam=Jacbon MIDDI..EI'ORf • .The Mid· c11eport Elementary School wiD haVe it faD carnival on Saturday from 1-5 p.m. The pubtic is invited 10 attend. CARP£NttR • The C8;pentet Bllptilt Chun:h will have its J118Uai ~ and bazaar wilh c.-vinJ beainnin18l6 p.m. on s-diy. 'i'UPP£RS PLAINS • Tbele will a IOillld and squMe dancie 011< from 8·11:30 p.m. 1J thO Aains VFW Post 90S3 True Country is Jim Carnahan. .. - "Rabbit Hill" ;WiD be die . 8l the Meigs Couiuy Publil: · in ,Pomeroy on Salwday 11 2 Publil: in- ,..... ' VJIItiU. Township Tnllkies will • School subsidy payments~ to 'Meigs County meet Man- COOLVILLE • There will be a 'day • 1:30 p.m. in die Sy;ac•~ "';'l..tlVlU.B Buiklii'J. • The Riverview squn dance 8l die Coolville Lion1 Club llll SlllKday from 11-11 p.DJ. Music by HljJpy Hollow Boys. $3 single, $S couple. SUNDAY REEDSVII.JJi • Oeolp HaD wiD pcrfonn an organ canccrt oa Sunday at 7:30 p.m. . • die ReedsVille United Methodist Chun:b. Tbe ('Ublic is invited. SYRACUSE • A cake ,c:ontest and '"CbCII will be beld S-y 8l Carleton School wllh caesoriea • most festive holiday cake;· best oc· casion cake; and prettiest plain Jane cake. ·. . SYRACUSE ·A J]8IICake bruncb llld aaft show wiD &c held Sunday, II a.m. 10 4 p.m., ll Carlefi!D · School. Craftm i11itiCIILCI m leSCiving a SIJIICC, call 992-66111. SYRACUSE • A COSIUJJIO contest wiD be beld Sanday at Carlelon School for children ases 12 and Wider. CaD 992-6681 for DJOI'C infonnalioo. . ' . LONG BOTI'OM • Tbele will be a gun shoot on Cultis Hollow Road on Sunday 8l Jioon sponson:d by die Ported Run Spcrtsman Club. SYRACUSE • Tbe SUIUlD United Metbodlsl Cllun:h will have oo.-ning on Sunday. Calry-in dinner at 12:30 p.m. llld afternoon ..........,. with Ian and Kathy. Public rs~ L0111UDGE • Tbele will be a smorgasbonl dinner at the Loaridge . Community .Center. Athens County Road 53, west of CoolviDe, on Sunday from 110Q11 to 2 p.m. The public is invited. MONDAY SYRACUSE • Tbe Sutton PfO will oblerte ~ bouJe on Monday 116:30 p.m. • a pan of its ;wp. amtl"l· A mem~ oldie llolnl of EduaJiion wiD be II die meeting 10 discuss the levy. The move, "LaDd ~ die Loll" wiD be shown. Bab g is provided. COOL~ A bunter's safety course will be held 8llhe Coolville .Lions Club on Monday, Wednes: day, Nov: 12 and 14 from 6:3().9:30 p.m. For JIIOie iDfonnltion call Bob Pullins ll 667·3831 ew Eel WJ8111 8l 667-6657ew Ed Rood • 667-6348. ' POIULAND • T1Je Letan Township Tiusf.ces will meet t.fon. day 816 p.m. •die office building. POMEROY • The Mel8! Local Band Boostm will meet in lhc high school band room 10 finalize plaDs for lhe bean dinner 10 lie beld Nov.' 8. Donations are needed and aU memben are urged 10 ~- - f A I - - • T • I I I I r .. lot .....l, OIID'S POITION COLONY THEATilE HONEY PORTRAITS ~ PHOTO SPECIAL DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE ONE f~ SHOW AT 7110 ID'ISSJCIN SUD • ' •' 1914 DODGE COI.I 1919 NISSAN SimlA '• ( 4ep.edtnnt., AM·FM·C.IIItte, Sport Strlpu, 23.00c;l mllee. Auto. trine., AM·FM·Itereo, · DeilY wtpeq. grHl full economy. ONLY $1,950 ONLY ' ,o $5,495 0 . f ' ) • <>."!.W 0 : ChuR:b Oil Friday 817 p.m. I Ia die group are Mr. and!Mrs. Joe,· Humphrey, Pomeroy, Allo in lhe'"tpouii is Jaes ~ Jr., a SIJJdaJl ~ Grande. Layne, New •Ha:ven, W.Va., Mark's Auto Sales, Inc. weU u ihe Children of Ood from Pllmeroy, IIIII die Cllrien from Partasbulg, Va. . w. 0 : i 992-3011 ' \ Middleport, Ohio 4'760 · 60' Gm. Harlinge,. Pkwy. ' '' .t:, =Y· • •• ' allo lings "t dr.~ is a student.8l Mil t 'o · · . . Aqie Willed, , , W.Va., wiD be perQiniiiJ 8[ 'dle.tlinl u Fellowship meetino Set 0 ,.-· LOCAL OFFICIALS A1TEND MEETING • Meigs County . .:: DeiiiOCntk C~alrman Sue Malson and Jane Frymyer, cllrector of :·. : .- Meigs County Board of Eleetlons, met with Ohio 1\usu-:er The l'onleroy Chapter of Flame ::: Mary EDen Wit•row at her home In Wald reeenlly for a statewide FeUowship will meet Nov. 13 11 7 ;: , casnpaiJ!I coordinators• picnic. Withrow's county coordinators and p.m. 8l lhe Pomeroy Senior ··:: COinty Democratic Cbairmen trom across the state met with Citizens Center. Vonda · K. Lee." ;:.. Withrow at her borne on September 22 to discuss Withrow's reMarietta, will be die speaJrer. The ::: electioll campaign. W"Jtbrow. Is picturtd, center, witb MaisoD, ten, public is inviled. •:: · ud Frymyer. ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...__..,. 00 0 '' .. • •• •0 ''.. . AIEPOOfl ,• •I. I• GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • SERYICJ aoaca lltllllr 1t. Po•,..··• · PaD a Wiater a~)~ T(IISDAY THRU FIUD.AY<1 '· I A.M.·I P.M. ,lAT. I A.M.-1 P.M. CLOSID MONDAYir 1,, . \ For a lirntt~.f.ltll" 024 with W bar ' P11d for br CGMitttt f01 RellorltiOI of.hldntlie Vot111 ,_.b, ll111d1111 Nollllllll, T111a., 11124, •••awtllt, ON. ,, ', . . .,, and ~' S3099~ . 026 mocleb. ' 606 E. laii Street ' . . :_·' '1359'5 ·. ~· , 5.ave ,to$40onseleC¥m~ •Wtth0241 :~ ;.. • '~ All:,::;r:;: S'r/HL . _. . servtclnldealers. m art·.,~ "',.;.·? ·' , . William I. Wlcldlile, •••• County Auditor o. Mldllll MuAen, 105 Elst Second $1.. PomtrO¥. Ohio NeedWORC! . ~·· 0. . ... ,, !''' • .I . .·····, . !I . '\ The Work Opportunities and Retraining for Coalminers program helps people who can't go back to work because of long layoffs or mine closings. ., ,,J • WORC helps people find work. WORC retrains people for ..other ., . kinds of jobs outside of the coal mines . If you are a laid-off miner living in G•111a or Meip counties, or a resident of West Virginia laid off.by Southern Ohio Coal Company -Meigs Division, WORC may help you help yourself. .You must provide proof of layoff, income for past six months, residence and age. · There 1s no cost to you lf you are accepted into the WORC program. The WORC program 1s sponsored by the Trl-County Community Action Agency and operated 1n Gallia and Meigs counties by the Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency; 026 with 16' bar and chain, · . ~ WID IIW priCes Nrt under $200. llis proven leadership will help make a better tomorrow for the · 94th District.. r closure by the county eudltot unlea the tuea. · aaeamenta, Interest. and panaltles due are paid. Call the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services at (614) 446-1683. to schedule an appointment to fll1 out an appltcation. ·RICHARD E. J-ONES ·state · Representative WANT·ADS In ' AD delinquent land• wiD be ~rtifled for fore· .. Fire Up The Acclalaaed Sllbl 024 and you've fired up a winner. Ranked NUIIIber One by a leading consumer magazine for ease of 'handling and cutting speed. the 0;!4 is perfi!Ci for cutting firewood. light trlrnmiJJg and heavy Umbing. The llahtweight. powerful 024 shows its winning ways with a 2 6 cu. ln. engine. Quickstop Chain Brake, Anti-VIbrations System. Lifelime · Warranted Electronic Ignition and other outs~Jndtna features. ELECT SMALl before e,dvertlaing. MEIGS PROBATE/JUVENILE COURT JUDGE Out of a job doesn't mean out of luck. ·. • • Redeemed Quartet wiD be Pl'lforminl • lhe Oolpd., ·sin& beina beld at die HiUsjdc: Blptili .:; If deHnquent taxes are paid In full or arrangemanta made with the county treasurer to pay not later then 48 houn before nlcl pubHcatlon, the percel will be removed. from the delinquent llat D. MICHAEL MULLEN l'lid IGf bY Clndidlle. 1910 CHEV. UPRICE, 4 dr...................;... S1150 . 1978 MERCURY COUGAR, 2 dr..........~..... Sl275 1977 FOlD GRANADA. low miles ........... S1050 1919 CHEV. MONTE CARLO ...................... S1400 1910 AMC SPIRIT 2 dr............................. S1075 1979 DODGE RAM CHARGER, 4x4 ........... S1995 The ,,... In compllan~ with provlllona of Section · &721.03 of.the Ohio Revlaecl Code. there will be pubHaheclln a newap.,... during the next few weeke a llat of those perune who are delinquent In paymant of r•l Htate taxealn Melg1 County. The ..id llat wm be ready for publication on November 18 and 29, 1880. A Full Time Judge For A Full Time Job UNDER S2000 CASH SPECIALS . Qua'ttet f~a.tured at sing . ;:: Tbe Sacred Hean Calbolic !:Cbun:h, Pomeroy, wiD bold irs an';pual bazaar and dinner on Nov. 8. : · Dinner wiD be served from S-1 '"p.m. There will be crafts and games : few evayone. Door prizes wiD be :awanled every half·hour from 6:30•J :30p.m. FOR OUR CHILDIEN'S FUTURE. •', Redeemed Quartet •"' •QUALIFIED *HONEST •DEDICATED 446.et2J : ' Jl ·•· u · OPEN 11 A.M. DAJLy: ·suNDAY 10 A.M • 16,995 ::* :.(athQlic Bazaar u •• T-llooo lou! ~CMYw C. ... ...~-~~~-....,_, 111 aa ... Gnwy.ltlfi .... INv#J . . ... ---1 ... . _ - " " ' Cfll!oo, 1 ...... • "" IW I I. .._ • 1914 FOlD CONVEISION VAN Thl• van 11 to8decl. H11 low mlle1. Extn cl•n. -- .. mu 4 •8 X 10 4•5x7. 48 • GIANT WALLETS IN LIVING COLOR II *3.00 Depolllt When Photogr•phed No Age Limit No Ex1n Cllllrge For Q;oupa Taken 123.911 Balanc. Upoa, D.. lvery PLUS Free 11 x14 and 1 Key Ring With Paid Peck-ael CHECK WINDOW SIGNS FOR TIME AND DATE ·. ' ' ,, ' ·' ,_AY, 1 0 ¥ - J, 1... RSIIA& fiUI1' SAIIWICI PU1111....... , 11.19 ~~: ..::=--...:::-,..=.·.::e::::.~==-0.= . . .. . 111111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIIJD.lY, . ., • • 4, 1... CIRCIIII --~'""!."~~~~:.!!:!......., 0 0 Weeki•• Sp11111a· Ill. YOI CAll UY , . ., ''• " ' Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Community calend~r 0 ~ -- Fridliv. Nov.,._ 2. 1990 \ , ..,r.!.r, ,.,.-'" J'' I'~~ 992-1094 • .. I I \ DATE: TUESDAY, NOY. 6 HOUIS: 12:00 NOON 10 6:00P.M. PHOIOGIAPHU .WILL • AI VAUGHN'S CAIDINAL �.-.~ NcP4a•.., 2. 1110 • = Elam birthday Friday, No\'*''ber 2. 1990 · TtleDIIy Beat of the bend ;..By Bob Hoeflich .............. A'J!a lpt' -~-. ., lillllll'll· C:llllllatill 211$. ,.... 11Nt71 ' 912·3325 s,..... I'OIItfor DATDB B. El.a.JI ,,.,,.,. .Rofift "'' ' ' ' ... (614) ftJ-6454 ·' ,,, 1.............. . ., ' ••"'LI 'fiA~Ot · SALES 204 Co1dor $t. , _.... ...,. 011. 992-2975 EARYE Chapter I meeting held .....S•MIYOWP POIEIOYo OtM0~992-~77 BILL QUICKEL . · Cr~w~s Fanily ltstiu_.t . · ~.,.,., f.W e•'rtn'" . 211 W.... St~ P01111roy . «••• .. . ,....... p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST IIIII1'ED PRESBY • TERIAN - , - , SdiOal; 3D Lift.; Cliarcb Y _oatil.,_ lint and......,. ddrd _~i~ _ yo,a.m.; f p.m. ......... ,. 171llerttl 8 s-IMI RUTI.AND CHURCB or GOD, Pator, Jolla r. c.-u. _ , Sdlool aao •· m.; Slllday ~ Wonldp U:OO a.m. ~·1 Clloudl 11 Lm. IIDIIIay - I l l - 7:110 P,IIL Wed., I p.m. YLIIdleo' Allldllory. Wodatldo1, T p.m. "="&umn IJf. II Mlllttpl Mhldleport, Oh~41710 CI1411U,1117- CIII·OOKII IUPPI.IEI • llllEI 7 IAWUNGS.COllS i RSHER FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 .. 264 s..th 2IMI M"l p:rt . No need 1 0 - try 10 be r-y, I Tile fliltllllc "e tiller we're enjoy· qlbould be ~ CfiOUib 10 help you IQ bell Sllllling. . I I .I =~kio VaeeiMI IVIIIIllle An additionll 100 doles cl llu vacc:ine llave been secured by lbe Meigs County Heald! Depulmenl, Norma Torres, ~. N., nurslns dill:c· 101', (IIIII()UIICed today. An)1111C . who has had I shot reserved or ill inlerelled mpuiw8 one, is asked 10 COIIIICI !he ~gs Cwlty Healdl Depdncnl and •· OOJIIC in for !he shot· 011 · y;10N<iv. 9, .from 9 10 II ' a.m. l)rop..in viliu • 1101 CIIICOUI8&ed, . 1be cost is $1 for thole .5S yean of age and over, and $2 for :he gCneral publle. For those who are ill and need 10 delay gelling their Ou sllol, die vaccine Clll be paid for and reserved 10 be given II I lalcr dale. 8ul......, lciMial:==-....JD:. ~w:;~~- Dn· -y-.. .. IW, W..., cau, pootw, Ia Vi 0II ......, Auhef1111 celellratllll Tile fiiiiiiC)', 28 Welt Slilllton Ave., Adletls, will' oblen'e ill 20ih amivcnary widl 811 open house 011 Nov. 17,9 a.m 10 9p,m. · 'lbele will be millie by local •· lisls. • disc!lstion 011 growing llerbs succesifuUy by Peter Bordwd ol ·~";:.;1:r&:.a: r·~. m.: - - • • • a.m. - r f"l I &MI'Yice7P, ... RACINII mtST IW'TIST. Stove Duver, Put•. - · ht««. Sunday llollool Supt. ; !Iunday So- ! :SO a.m.; Momlli(J wonldp IO:tt a.m. : Sunday -llll w-*P 7:30 p.m.: WedD-.y· IIIVEN'I'R·DAY ADVENTIST.. Mul· berJYIIItllltl Road, Pomertl'/. PutorBob IIIIJdlr; S.-tb lk:lloal Superlolendellt , • ~IIDirft.Sabbllll!ldoolbell.. all . p.m. • r. ..rc~ay aflemocll wta1 Wf.l'lhlp ...,... IGIIowlol at 3:00 p.m. Ewry- -«:'•·'1'-DL ~~""'-. ftiCDIIIf, RU'ft,AND P1RS'J' BAPTIST CHURCH - 11otor Harriett Wal'll•, Supt. Sunday ... atm. .., ...... o-n. ...... 1:30 Lm.; _,.., WCII'Iblp,IO:.S ~v......,. t Roo' ( • ........ .... ...... T I .... lh.m.: .....,To.m.;Wt' )Wa ......... Wa4,7jl.llt.-- Rt.-.-... PINI:CROYI:IIOLINESBCHURCH.\i mU. .. J.Walta.IIOitCII', · --IM.I.I.Iopt. Su~Sellocll I.IIlo.m.; 1111 ''11-PlD: a.m.; ; day, 7 p.m.; ~ .Sundar ....... -7::11 p.m.; Wed- a.m.· andar ...,.... 7:• p.m. i.Jiiiiol, ._.,., RUN - pn-. VMW--r. WGrtiiiiP t a.m.; Clnlrell SdiOal JO A.M.: Cllolr , ......,,I:IOp.m.; ('l'balii:Ur) Mom,. •e= ......,. . - IIEATB(W?T i ll-CIIol8-, I: Ill a.m.: Wonlllp a10 Lm.; yGroup. - , .. IIOp.m. · -T:wp.m. (P'rut ...UII). IIIJNEIISVILLE - Clnudl - . . t:OO a.m.; W~.-tc. 10:00 Lm.: IIMW lillnl w 1 p.m. cna-l PEAIIL -Clmdo lldlooii:OO a.m.; W-lp lierYiot 10:110 a.m. (l"'onaco Smlllll POIIERCIY - Clnlrell-. 1: 11 a.a. : Wonldp 11:10 a.m.~ Cllalr - . . a l w--.,., 1:111 I!·!'.:LIIMW• 'I'Miday,1:10p.m.; UMT.--,,Ip.m, - <M•~••l ROCK SPRIMGS- Cbur<h lldlool, t: II a.m.; Wonldp 10 a:'!!-i..!!'I•SiadJ, Wod· oaoday,1:3Dp.nL; uao:r.- (lalan),la· do)'•• p.m.; (JIIIIIorll ..., - - .... day,' p.m. (JUlfto), :wn.AIID- .....y-.t:IOLm.• _illd»..,ke,l~IIIL ... ; . . ....,.,; p.m. Tilll'ldaf (l:rallt-) .. IALEM CD tat- a-rc. Mod t: U a.m.; . . . . . . ........,., 10111 LID. ........., li'IOIMLl.E- - . .. . W-*lp. 1:110 ..........il-... Lm.; Clllrdl-..: a110 ..... (1'101 1111111111 1-.._.. _ . , • • -, li·t:IIOp.m. ,..._ -.ila-aiii WldtleldoY. fo.:'"' NAZA· IIDII:. ...... ...,., CIPTIIE ~..., --....._. ...................... i p.m. Eo 1 llrVbt:IOp.aWtll , y _ , _, ' ftmo~ Companion Planu, Alhenl. a coffee :.;y=·.......... ..._ -·L I'OISIIIIB ancllllliilg ~ by Onnl Tomlin of Cillcllllllli. and an bertJal reiiiCdy di8cussion on "Danyslificalion . of Herbal Remedies" by Paul Slllua. locll herbalisl and (otmdcr of Equinox BoWiicals. Rudlnd. Nwnerous door prizes will be liMON CIMICII OF-CIIRIII',- a.-.w.va.-.sr-.~10 Lm.;W-*IpUa.a. ... Tp.aW~-~~-.Tp.m. 'Y AIBI:Ma.Y or GOD,Dtlll- dill LoH, ...... W.Va. J, N. , . . _ , put•. -~ 1:10 p.m.; W• s.n.s.r .,. .• II!UII7 .t:•La; *"" Pruli'...: • .....,, 11 p.a -·........- WITH FLOWIIS Te....ta.,_,. • ..,. dN...odfun•al .o~~ ...., ...... POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ..n ..... A•.,."• s....~. ~.oa..,." Pli. 992-6454 SILVER RI1N IIAPTIST, Bill Lltt... t .. ' post•. Sl.oft LltllL S. S. Supt. ..,_ 10 a.m.; - - . . , wcr!!lp, lla.m.;111111110' =·~ 7:30 p.ill. ~ ="f.::m::.:ow.:::::.~~:. REJOICINQ un: IW'TIST CHU ~ PLEASE· VOTE FOR 111U.11Dt IIAPTIIT Cllllllal.llt: RL C!aeRt.7.~~w...-~~.. _ - ..... ....... OLIVE TOWNSHIP , · FIRE LEVY · ....,. Wlllll......, Alii. - . ~ - ~ N. 2nd Aw., MiM;part, Sundar . lOL Uo.&;-..,. lelloiiiiOo.aSaldiO'eoe 1a111:00p.m.; . . . - . - p.m.; 111111 . . , _ - - ·CHRISTIAN WICI..Tp.m.CHURCH. Jaa7~11L LANCIIVILLE PORTLAND nR1T C11VR1C1i or TilE lluodoy ldlocl t: ••.m.: JeUSmMh,lljll, liJ. ZARENE, WU11ona hll!lo ...... : ........ w~ 10:30 Lm.; knday day 1c11oo1 ..... laaJo JUql, _ - , l¥fllllll M'YII». :31 p.IIL; Werdaeday letlo..l.l:.a.m.: ...... WW ~ ..,.... ...,..., 7:30p.m. a.ao.;-, ud Wodriilllf • • • EDEN lllil'I'ED BRETHREN IN 7::8;1" ' CHRIST, Eldoa R. Btolle, put•. Sundar I.EFORI' 1X111M1Nr1T CllllllQI. 10 a.m.: Gory IIHd, ~-· lllar 1 1 - . U a.m.; Sa altbt ......... a.m.: 111 ••"~ MrYiceo: Cllrlolloa 7: p.m., SUaoyMCIW t s 11 , 'tiOPA I p.m. Preodllql:!tp.m.. ••-ft CIIUIICll OFCBRIIT ~ w.f.woell propr matlq. WedD ....y, 7' ·~·•""" ~ m CHRISTIAN UNION. ~. W. Yo. P• • liMo. David lldlull. Pliler. O.rell CHRISTL\N I'ELLOW!HIP CENTER, So- 1: Ill a.m.; llouldiiY II!Gidal lllin !II., Ra-. Rolltrl E. • - · Yloo. u a.m.; iludajl .., , ~ puler. llouoday lleboal 10:00 o.m7; WOrT:30p.m. w.:a...o---m011.._. •• IMp -.t.., 1:11 LID.; !louoola)' ......... .--.- ~ MrYioe. 7:00p.m.; Tiooonda)',evnlna-vke 7:00p.m. -=· · .._-.I.,. - E-..- iii:w Clo-. .........,................. .. UI'E COVENANT CHURCH, Ganr Hlo-. ......... Salllay 10:30 a.m.: iloloday ....... -.lot, I:OO p.m.: Wllilll-r Dtlclp.. a..., 7:10 p. ' •BRIAN BILLINGS, DAVE HARRIS,-CH.ARLENE HOEFUCH & THE DAILY SENTINR •DAIRY QUEEN •DOMINO'S 4CCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE CHid fiN ONE •McDONALD'S e PAT O'BRIEN •PIZZA HUT •PLEASERS •SUBWAY •RUTLAND PTO BJERS: Uli IC11111edy, Mabel Ramsburg, Angie Searls, TamtiiJ Searls and Karen Willimns = . . IJojod ...,..., SUpt. The Meigs Local Drug Free Schools Curriculum Committee Wishes To Th~nk the Following Businesses and Individuals For Their Support ~~ Ollr Drug Free Week Activities: . lltADIIVRY CHURCH OF CIIRIIT, Tom Ra)'al. ...... a-lar lcllool t:SO a.m.; Lorr)r Bayn•, S. S. Sllpl. ....,..,. w-:o1J:30LIL , JW:!NE CIIVRICJi CIP 1'111: NAZA· RDIE. JM. , _ . L Go"" n. paator. , On ••ncr. ....., ....... 1: ..... Lllt..i au ' 1 ..W.. I p.m. ..... Bllllt Study. To The Voters of the 94th District: I would like to express my thanks to Richard Jones for his support of the Gal· lfa·Meigs C.A.A. As a Commissioner of Meigs County he has helped to provide office space and utfliUes. He .has helped .. obtain funds to assist with trans porta- · tion to doctors and hospitals for low-income famllies in Meigs County. He needs our support to obtain the office of State Representative where he can help all the people of the 94th District. Sincerely, • Mary M. Lyon Your Support Is Appreciated! ,_.,a..-• - a - ...,.,....., Pd: Pol. Ad by Otis Knopp. 49884 Portland Roid, Rlclnt, Ohio Paid for by Oliw Townuip YoluntHr Firt Dept. Routt 1. Rltdnllle. 45m 7 lnt~fluci~g; Dr•. E• .Neal .Orteza · SennoneUe and m. ......... (!._ .... Carl APPLE GltOYE - Ciolrell ~ 1:00 Dr. Emy Olivarez·Orteza • P leaslnt VaJtey.HtJSpltalll phmd 1D welame L Nell 0111 M.D. lnd Filly L e t . u 0naa. M.D. 1D 11!: medlatl stalf. The husband lnd wile pedllilldMiopen their oiiiCIIM 1907 JH'IIOn Awnue, ~ PI nrC 01'1 NoY. 1. Pilar 1D 001111n8 ID I'I:Jint Phnmt, the de ctoiS cern~ I II ~ ltlree year res!~ wlltl the Deplrtment ofl'edtl:blc:sM LlncDin .M! dt"JIIInd Meal . Health Center-In New York. Dr. Neal Olte I who'tiiU I laUIMfmllla«ckltll&the oi 1111 f lta.q pliijpWII, 1111 a spedlllllteld In MOIIllll*t,y lnd aodualllllki&Y. Dr. Emy 0114:a 01 1 halupedlll.,rc 1 •In II ib' mt1 cllrnlaiDiosY· 110111 ckl o:tcn• bolld 4l Ml 1 In Fltilllblci. and hi1J118 IDlhe' Anwltcaft Aarlail)' cl Paclllaks Rl the AIWI WI Mlilml ,&110'11"' lfl. The Jllf'llllolal~:lrold claJahler,l\tl 'I 1 they. ....._ themowles Rlthe It 1 ... ""' llllfl:-lbr dild:&lllld l1c •• bellllde ..........'llluilllly;OI:t. 25, byc:aJIInl (304)67S-ot107. ~lloUd-9un.IDSp.m. nUI11)'S. a.m.; 11o1 I 1 Worltblp 10:110 a.m.; Btlllo .... ....., 7:00p.m.; Prapr - 7:110 J!..m. "'-J'Idlllr· (Riebl 8I:I'IWIY - Wo...., t a.m.; Clltlldl SdlllellO a.m.; Btlolollhldy w•lldaY 111 a.m.; Dorcu WOIMD'I ftUOiftlllp .... aeodar lla.lft. IBU•l· CA1U11L - Claorell lollool 1:30 LJR,; _ , .,....... -...:rowtb Suodaioi ........... Wllb ...... thlnl'l1oandar.I:IIJp.m. IIIU•l· MOUilNO STAR- O.relllclloolt:e wei•,... T ...... 1:·• - . (an.l. PLEASANT VAllEY HOSPITAL :w::oo:.:..a.re~~-.··~·-- '"== ·,'. a.a.tan.. ::!'~'!'~.:'Mn J.t"".;:,'i IJI ;·: t:.."i:..=!!f.A ••:...........~,=.,'=- Ifill,- a-. a.m.: WoriMD lt:30 a.m.: J!llll•ltuolf, Tllundar, T:Il p.m. tBU•l· 1111'1'011 - Clnuell - . t:IO a.m.: n •rw-.w:ua.-.-...titlrtll ' ......,.~ N......U.dlaW-Camltl • 11111'11 ,......,, 1:10!""' (BoWl. EMIT LETAitT- 1111 .•- . . ... L,.,: CllorelllleboaiiD;.o.&: VIIW- Tlte family ol pm/eaionQI• 1 I' 7 I ,..•.,, ...>.. .:J ·~· ... ,,.,.... ·~ SERVICE '1\, ' . 'l '• It'\ ' ~~~ TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND COMMUNITY ...... . . ,"J,' IS GIFT· ., .. TO YOU The Association ANDIISOJI'S U•OJII .OGAI WAIIIR IJISUUICI lmOIIS & lOWS CHAPMAN SHOES CLAII'S·.wtliY STOll CIOW & CIOW ,~ ' ••• .. v~ . "',. " .. ... ~ ovtj, ·~ ·, : ,. ...,... '.;t .•.~·'JI ' ' . ~ 7 •. ...... .,1 DAVIS QUICIB IISUUICI DOWNING CIULDS -liM IIUSSR .$UUIICI FAaiC SHOP FAIIIIIS 1111 •111111 FULTI HOOD FAIII.Y SHOES UIILOCI lie JIWEUIS LAllY'S WOODWOI. .I lltDf MGS CADIT & DICOU'IIIG CINIII . •CI'S STYLI cnam1n• •o .. Pomeroy Merchantsi ~ . ' ..... DAN'S aoll'lllal'l a.unsa ' . J ;.• 992-2111 ' lD:IIIo.m. PrQor - . SUNDAyI NOVEMIII ., 1990 ·~f: ....... 2:00 , ... PubDe Welcome! .. 7:30p.m. liT..OLIVE IJNI1l;D IIEUICIDISTOIIIJC. bablnd Wlltavlllt. Cllll'lalpoat«. Iunday - · 9:30 Lm.: mOIIIIIII wcnJdp, SO:Jo; Sllldap and 'l'lllrldor ........ I«VV- 7:110 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. J Mid.lport, 0Wo "Dipily••cl Sen~w AI-r•" Establ..bed 1913 ' 9:30 a.m.; !luadlqr mw-111 pnadtbta · lO:IOa.m.; _ , _ . . , _ 7 : 1 1 p.m. liiDDLEPORT FREEWILL IIAPl'IIT CHURCH, O.mw Alb and Plam. lloel -......., ........ ~lldlaoiSO:IIOo. · m.; Mortdttll Wonldp, U:IIO Lm.; Wed-.y .... S.IUI'doy _ _ . . , . _ •• ;r::.:, p ,.,, Woda-y . EWING FUNEIAL HOa. CIII1RCH. Oft Rt. I m... lrom~'~>-'- Bot· · - Edlllllart, ........ ....., . . _, G1W1A11 UNITED METHODIST, Poe '"'at:JIIa.m.lntud-&ul· daJO of • e l l -; tlllnland lolrllllloln· dap- ..-tb ...,lceoat7:30p. ''· HEATH UNRED METHODIST CHUICH ,9.·5432 S,rcd Q3.olif Youtll llfOIIP. .......0andl0uttb-.yo, f CALL MALE) ' Will Appear At The. . K&C JEWELERS 212E.IIIiil Sir"' 992·3715. , , _ , ·: . ST. DAVID'S CHORUS-i . ' · ' ' I LDSAMifiiY VAWY PIUIIIIG PIUSII'S •oas a CIICIII PORL'S SMIIIII_IIOI_ ~ & LO. . PIIAIMACJ •••.,n••-.., .., ·- I l l fiiW•• MII.IIMDMIR~JIU.1 IOSMM • ~ "t! ~ '" ,, �, · BISSELLBUILDERS"'·· TII-COUNIY IECYCUNG IIIIW'..Balloweea party at lbe -IIWdeleport marina. POMEROY, OHIO: At. 7 . I.A. t43 ALIANY; OHIO: Rt. 10. S.R. 143 N!W HOUftl: POMIROY: I a.m.-'7p.m. 7 Dlya ALBANY: 10 e.m.·l p.lll. 8 Ctl nd Sundly "Atla111...lel'rlcM'' o..-_ PAVING AI OF TODAY. 8EPT. 11, 1&90 PH. 949-IIOl M1 COJtplr ., ,., lb.; ..- .... 9'it·2160 RACINE GUN CLUB 1:00 t.M. • 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ClOSED .r.... ·.,_ Mtifl. Glftie Y Of 1 3 6 10 Monthly 14.00 18.00 .30 .u . .eo 19.00 t13,00 11.30/dly .06/diY ... _...,_ run 3 darttlt no ch•ge. ·~., . . fvf ttl ._.... l•tllf't il double price ot td ;on .. ·s..-.tl is not rftPOftliblt tor ttror&afttr first dill. iCheclt ............ BANKS ... emlf'l "'''· d~ ad runs in ·papef).' Cell baflne 2 :00p. m •• eft• ouDhateon 10 mike conection •Actt ttw: mutt be paid in tdYMc. are C~d of Thanks Heppy Adl In Mtmor;.m Ylfd Sal• • - Gtveawav 1-LOit end foynd 7-· V•d Sale (plid in actvancel 1-flubtic Sale & Auction ,_Wint.. IO IYy Serv1ccs oAv BEFORE PiJat.ICATION - 11 :00AM SATUAOAV - 2 :00PM . MONDAY - 2 :00 P,M . TUESDAY Wl!)NESDAY PAPER TMURIDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER - 2 :00PM . WEDNESDAY ~ 2 :00P .M THURSDAY ~ lUNDAY PAPER - 2 :00P .M FRIDAY . Classified pajles corer the JoU,u:inf£ telephone exchanf!es ... Meuii•'County AreaCode 614 O.Mia County &NaCode814 441-G•tltpoht 311-Ch•hiu 992 -;'" M!ddlepGII 3 . . -Vin10ft 985'-Ch•lar B4:J-PorHand Pomtroy 241-ftio Grande 111-GuWin Oitt. 675 -- Pt Ple•sant 4§8 - leon 576 - Applt Grove 773 - M••on 882 - New Haven 247-Letlrt foils 895 -lett rt 9•9 - R•cine 742- RYtland ,937 - Bufltlo 867- Coolville ••J-Arebia Diu 371-W-.u1 12 - Srtuehon Wented 1 3 - lntutlnce 14 - luttnMs Train+ng _.________:."" __..____..j . ·. let Rucdtc Fast- UNLIMITED 1 7-MitellllntOut 82-Wanted to Bur 13-liY..tock 14- HIV • Grain 66-Seed • Fert~iler BISSELL SIDING CO. Luntp or Stoker 286-2689 71 - AYtOI for Sale 22 - Mon~ to Loan 23 - ProfeiiiCinll Service~ 72-Trucka for S1l1 73-Vono • 4 V'jO's Rea l Eslo le 31 - Homn tor Sale 32 - Mobile Momes tor Sale 33..-Farma tor Sale 34.- Busin•• Buildtnes 35 - lots & Acreage 36- Re• E:JI•te Wafttad. 74-Motorcvcl• 75-loau • Mo10t'tfor Sale 76-Auto Pattt A ACCMICM'i. 77-·Auto R•peir 78 - Cimping Equipment I0-241ao. ~ PH. 949·2101 . or 1... 949·2160 NO SUNDAY CAUS 4-15-16-tln SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL *LIGHT HAULING 79-Cimpers a M,olor Homes 1;1§.1111 41 - HOUHI for Rtnt 42 - MobileHomt~lot Ntw"-llllt "Free Ellllmet•'~ Rent 43- Farmt lor Rent ••- Apenment for Rtnl 4&- F\Irnithed Rooms 41 - lp•c• for Rent •7- Wanttd to Rent 41- Equipmilf'it for Rent UNDA'S ·PAINTING . INTEIIOI • EITDIOI *FIREWOOD .SILL SLACK 992-2269 . •t- Fo, L••• l-12·901tt - BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE . 4:38 P ;M, DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION GARAGE SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 2 10:00 A.M .• ? ? . 234 Mulberry Ave. Pomerov ' ' IIOUSI OVBIFI.lrtiiNO? CUAII UP WITH CI.ASSIIDADS r,'-,~ 11~3-70 1 NOTICE Applications will be received in the Veterans Service Office, 114 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio to employ • Veterans Service Of: fleer for Meigs County. , All applicants must be en honor- · ably diiCharg&d vete111n end e reel· dent of Meigs County. Resumes must be submitted 12:00 Noon Toke the paill out of painting. Let .... da It for you. Vary ha-able haw Ref-ICII · 614-915-4110 10-IO--..Ia '•!jE Chokt . . 12 GaagJ 4011- Ottly I 1, I, I Pu:waAnl: llllak ..... ......,., ~~~~~--- wlh . . . . - · ' Q. .......... =::....=;,..~ ~lui.::~ lloCormloiJ Rood. . .... _ _ ..~a;k:ii;' , _ II .....h a- • -illon.Z,_olciTNolng- Femlll. tit Ul ItO. . ..... 111111111 ..... II. I&.:~MIInAL 10:10 .. '· ! =,. .. . ---~· ' & ............. c Eal 44MI7L I • ' - Welgllll - ==...· .......... .. --~::~d -!Ill ......... --- or ll'IIFI Ag on No Hunllna t.. .. R. H. Rlol!ll - wv. 1-d, Uno!IMhod? CoiiiAT' lldtnllol '1•41 will . ... With ~ lloxt04110oJ. 4 'Give8way *.'.!!!J.D-. ~'!' .... IIIII .,_;-~llaogit,I04- =.._-. olll, 1114- t - -. - ... . ..... .. ......................... _ ·-·· Grine .... , •• , Jill. t1~ """" .... mloo. IMII ....._ _ _ G o r y _ NJiliiOOI . . FWacads: ....... dca:Jcan ;, .,._ • =..a:.:.-.. "':lnr'-.: 114-4* WI CARI!..!iiM ( - I 1111 PIANO SERVICE -IXPIRT "CA ••"CARr _ , , ... ... Jlllno - . _-. . ~ W8nt8d to Do - "*'· ----Causl- Banks Construction 992·1008 ~Gulter ~ H-::lrnel ' NEVER ClEAN YOUR GUTTEIS AGAIN 1• ---e.. t.arl: lhtpltnM~ YsniSIIe Ararnlfll' ... ...,• .,~ ..,......,.,.,....... ......... - ' l i l t ....... llrlrlatrll... - ..... ..... __ ootid; .... litO. - . .... Employmr11 SNVICCS 11 1100.111- • • Ros:tlollllon. 1111 ~ ....... ~ - - ,.l?lw 1117ttlhlfDIR CISI Ctnllf. 1111, &ftw • ..., e ........ ,.... AGo! 1•10. __ .......... _...ond ...... 1224. ~ .,,,... IOA7WI'iL Help Wanted .. ... ::::.~jz..Mtll~ .... ...... .... ........ llrojHno ,... eul: IIMMW, brMtdnw,tiOO. *•'8 .D PID8 -' Pvowq II -lllllnf.IM Ml :na --IM-L -- ...-,.--. Gelllpoua &.,lclnlty Fruita& ~w!'C.. =-."C'J . ,~ ln .. lflmDIIa.... 7 58 =-·...... . 0·•·' ........ Old I 1N1 • lllllld. 3001 112 ?32S IP""' 22:1~ ..,. . . SlitS.~::::-==~=--- No ..... ClanttnL llamotW ,...._ A¥MWI ArM '10 10 eo. =-~1M M Ill n:o L111 lollslcal lnltrumems ln. IUIO olwnlna lnlildl I out. Rtuan'd Auil o.~.-~ng, 114UIIJJC lnl- I EoW1or P. ., 10 ,_... Aioo do .... roldng, relil .3 0 0 1 - m ·-· Sf .............. JipJn. 11WtiiMI :=..::.."1'J.:'::...': llur: ...... U:>Jcl . _ =Ul "=-.' . ..""1::.. Colle) To Cltlldln JIIOIW will 18 I ' Wtlntld to ...., - _ ........=lnrnyhomo. .. - . In ftul!lnt. ;-=u::.~ t - - - ........ wiiit 10.. wanted ....... - . -a 4 SHUitlon =--' ~-- Rllll PllrMI; Auollon C IF • : • 11!'1 a II A • •• ~ ......... l.ollt ..... Caatvtlt.....,.._ ....... liill--"'"'" --. .... .... ....... 010, T1tltd Gof.' J!liOIIo ~.::.:--OH~ 121 A-..n-. --10-IDIIM ............. Pll..... &AUction ArM: ~ ..-.. tiM.Jrl •••• ihllr, ..........,. lllr Tjlllc1lr odsslo.Aioo..,. .... - . PubliC Sale ~ 10 . . _I....,.._.... _ ... _..,..... ... b , t x .... -lon.- 12 ,~ ................. PRWp.1 auF.....;-~CIII-:,J: ·CIIJ!IIIalo - .,...................lttobftlt. ISUA -~Old •1 =~~~:~= biNd• to M.~ ftldft-~NpstiMII llotusikr. ...... ..., s=!M:t•r•::. I - ... FDM_,- .......~ ..... lo Cecllll OH 'De11N._ tor . apt ~· .a.: 1WIIO; ,..... lndtcat. iottloll pooltlon lor. E· quol oppo.tun1ly E"fllitlaPr. cr.-...:.- PIFII ,l ..... lld,AI~IIIIoll tea , I, .... lftOihlr, ~ ~ ....,. llsuatlt•tJIL Lolt &Founcl : wtl~ OdlrY ,.....,_, ::: ;:..sr.&:" - Io IMin.NC~-; . - . : : Box ........ - .. ~-~~ ·-ctao.IIIIoiiiN ,_ ps...ltd. ... .._lnMdCV'\1 l o -... ~ .........- eute, ,,···~--­ 8 old.W..Id Ml' -.... -··=r:::;a' """ - ... .--... oo port of I •»•lid Filii Ta'*- atlt '1 t n Ave. -PI :w.~, IO good ...... _ . . ... -lng ~!!.....""""- I lloloo - . . ! ·~...IY ll'll'u •••• 8:001].....7 AIll olew•sl*~ h OU. Dna lineal lnd oldllo. .....-, ....-- - ==~-= Ani! :'f!:- lt . dlv-.....,. ,.,. ... • an canlnlo. _ , -- ...................,_ldlt .... .... r.1erchandiSC anunla lion Mil Oraanlatlon VICinfty .. Union ....... lng ltlld. I I ......, Mil BANKS CONSTRUCnON =:-..=---,,.....,_...., __. _....,..,........ lf:J:Lt' 'C...: --...................... ... ,. MlddJ8POrt CrHII CoRI. _ . ,-.·.Golcl . Cnclli OUIIISIIMd. CMh . . . . . . . No •...tv .......~Na--.J.G. IIIIr,-...... t.arl: _ _ _ MlddlePOft; ·~·•u" Commerclet• I .....-. 101 ·-11 k ltJn, closN\Nou!N;MOIIDI - - Crall.. ,.... Ofo :. . . . '" .... . =-.1toJ1-. .,_ I'AI-.-. . = ......................... .-.. ..!•,•.•lz ,...... ••a. 992·21 ._,, • Wtrth . . . . . ., .NOVEMBER 3 & 4 : --~-w.·· ';.,'"'l.;t"h~::: 3 Announcemellll ....... PA'tHILL FOlD •Windo- FLEA MARKET-GAUIA CO F~IRGROUNDS COM. BL00: ~~~ l"':l Pomeroy, 6 radiator•· and heatar corn. W• can also acid beil cind rad out radiators. W1 also rapolr Gas TIIIIQ, . - =·".:..-.. --·...................... . ....... .... ...... :::::-·I --:.:::.m:. Announcement s 1114- . - . I ~ 'IWtl Dog. TeGiwHLYI,_ .......... We can l'8pJiir rind fl· •Siding Real Estate General " En,_zcod... l~lllerl:•. Pl!'e II loll: LIIile 1111111' ..._.,"!!!""Ill~,.. -· -IDIII""""" Retldentlel •Roofing STARTER KITS FREE ESTIMATES CHARLES J. . MULLEN, M.D. 2-12-18 Don. 81rb • 8 GIVE AGIFT THAT LASTS PREUY PUNCH .. . hit •VINYL SIDING • •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION .$50.00 por 1H 21 -Bulin•• Oppo.-tunrtv lit ..:~ 6;30 P.M. Strictly 4 TON MIN. LIMIT 18 - Wenttd To Do ....llllngl..... . lila - EVElY ·. SAT. NIGHT liN'S APPliANCE SEIVIU USED RAILROAD liS BULLETIN BOARD lashan Bulltll11g IICIO IMNS...S7t 5-31-'901111 61-Ftrm Equipmenl 11 - Sdlools & lnstrue1ion 11 - Recfio. TV & CB Aep1w Mason Co . WV Area Code 304 GUN SHOOT Across COAL . & VIcinity 992·5335 or tu:.ss1u 985·4473 667·6179 Fmn SiiiiPiil:o & l IVI~SIUck •t.r:. .. Oil. ...... " Pl. Plaasam UCINE FilE DEPT. Stop & c-part FrH Esthnatn s•-Mttc. Merchll'tdiM II- Building luppli• II~P11o lOt: Solo '&7-Muticel tn•tru'fj.ntt 11-Fndta. Veg••blll !19 - For Sill or Trade .... I n. II 17M'S 10· f llipliiYIIII:II I 1 1- HIIp Wented MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAP.ER 698:6864 992·&009 ····- !3-Antiq<IOO · 1-Happy Ada •A dt11ified ~il't~tnt piM:td"' lht Oaity Stntintl It• · apt ...,. cl•lifi«< dttpl.,_, lusin•• Card and leg• noticttl wll ella app. . tn tht Pl . Plt•tnt Atginer and tht Galli· ltOhl O.it¥ Tribune. retching o"r 11.000 hom11 CO,., DEADLINE - CEDAI CONSTIUcnON 992·6648 or CONSTRUCTION 51-·--... - ........ IDio BISSELL & a•n 11, - HauSIII'Iald Goods .. ' ~ 110 JOB TOO SMAll FREE ESTIMATES CONSTRUCnON ~modeling 1- C.•d of Thal!~l 2 - ht M..no,., · 3-AnMiucem.ntt ~·1· ~ --.Jull..-141•1.1nooM ............ •Pelntlng · •Cemplete I SO •count lor •d• peid in adnnc•. • ,,.. .... - Giv4eway and foynd'"" u~ 16 wofCit. will bt ~!:.\it~ 112 aul211. Nos I. IN. -ttooflng •Goraps Mhon eoum•• mutt bt •••· I -· •Sidl.ng ...1 .... .20 ID. Home IEWIU4G AND TIOUIU SHOOYitG CertlfW llachlclalll for All Breeds EMILEE MERINAR Ownar & Oplrator . "- ~OliO Comm.aiJil O..r15Wordl Rate D. ~-.I . . . . . -...... 114, lt-1; H. JMM s.l1i - .__..._...l:111:1~·· .......... '. alhtln••.:.:::a.:· IIIII!. • 741-1421 R•ldenlfll end Grooming Words 16 15 16 111 15 ~- ll,• - E:_~-= '=~ Gun• ElECTRICAl SERVICE Ponii'Oy;· Ohio Divs ":!DD!!f I!NaMiil. 1 OMLIJillaii ..... - Spartfnt llewl•· COMPLEtE 614·H2-6120 TO PlACf AN AD CAU 992·21 56 MONDAY thru FRIDAY I A.M. to 5 P.M. -~•••1•-,.: :Ita _ _ _. .... , GROOM ROOM • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace = ="la - · . OPEII MOII.·SAT. 10-5 . I'OIIIIOY, OliO . 1111'10/tfD .. - e:.;~~':'-. - lllll!dl! N:'Oo 1-.: ...In)IniaL _,.,.. - 992·5335 • 91M561 Acr- ........... Office 117 L $11:. P1•wey ·. The Classifie s..SUPPliES .. ,.,,_ o•a Buy, S•ll or Tl'llde Gauge SHOOTS STAll SEPT 1 1 we -- ton ·..... . tlu I :alice W -.......... 'IWi lEN'S APPliANCE _ · SERVICE ' SUNDAYS Fact.ry CWeonly SIIWAIT'S ='•:.'; . . . . J! - :.",;"..:::,:; - •cRDWAYI . OVEN UPAII - AILMADS Iring It 1n or Pld!Up. GUN SHOOTS l2 . C...n Dry AlumlnuJO c.n.. 410 I * lb. a.nAutoRMIIIiall4401b.; Bat•lw'1.28e. Yallow ShHt1 40C lb. Doy or Night NO SUNDAY · ~. ·-· ......... ,_.....__ Hol•ltold Gaa1:11 St LAFF·A·OAY !;-':?:; ~· • ,,. . o.,.a 1 t.OCAnDIII 10 11m 101- , CUSTOM DT HOlliS & GAIAGEI et... eo••ea ror Wriaeeday .. ....... •• &lleir t':r"""u'"t :'1 Ohio ... :~:: Business Servic s --·:::::::::=.1 CVTE -AS BUTI'ONS UUie Mltde aad Ka&by Welller of Butlull were e~~te 1990 Flidly, N011anl.r 2. 1180 Ohio '~ • M Real Estlte ~Col llostl;n · FlllanCIJI ot--. ...... Buslnus IIIH I' ........... 1 ~ tlop lo ..... c.. ,. Polill PI • Algl-:v 100 lloln II, - .................... IlL 'MI, a . . . 110.1-f 21 GUARANTEED I FREE ESTIMATES . OpponunHy F,::m S.lppltc'; Wlllted W.MiolouJ•to•-Counir ... ~ ....... -p ... 1. [i'.t'stock 1 = •• ear:---·-----a•a..reou·~· 'II.DOO DSIL, I 111111 opeL, ""' Gnp '~ - e.-. .... ,_, :rt.OIO ... over - ... 11 ... pqmerJa. tM t11 .. 1!1!:........._ $!01YS IIIII 10.- COiintry Settln&- APfJrox. 21! aCre$ with 1 3 bedroom home. Sits across 1 little crltk and way blck Off lhe I'Oid. HIS I lar&e IIIIP wilh sto11p , _ Jbove. Call 1boul owner finJncina. $21.900 5 I'UIUC NOJICI "NOY1CIIo '-eb¥ .._ Nowe.-ar Jrd, tiiO, M 10:00 Lilt., 1 tMt•-••· MAYIAI ~AD- Approxi11llely 50 .Cres of vlcant lind. Electric n11111Jfe. H11 a 1'111 wooded bulldlna lilt. Some 111111 trees. $28,000 ,...,...,. .._,_, .......... - ......... 81 .... Ollie........ _ ...... fill ' . I ' I 1111: t,l'74 VACI "-1 T...... IUTWID -ltiCfllrowld.- Approx. 21C1u with 1 Ill story home. Thill bedrooms willi carpet In most of holse. Haa 1 Plrl balment. The houullid lhe land 111 nut llld nice. $21,000 . IIVUIJOOI Cudoet • . ,."*' ... COIIIEI OIIAlDIIOI AID.IIAYIAJIID.- Anice IIYin& Hila du&lllfllnd 1 dltlrn. Electriualllblton tllil2 sere sill. $1,000 •Iiiii. ................... .... . .......... ....-$ ............ ,........ llld It I •• C•q f· ,._, .... Ollie, . . . . . . . . """ ,. lfllll • IUIUID - l!tlllt St. - AIIIII fol wllh 1 new IICtionlf tlllt 1121x52. fllilr btlutilul will Cllliedral Clitinp. lliyf· . . 1114s.... .., or • llltlt HAPPY 80th BIRTHDAY! JW::: .., ............ • - We love you! Iii- 11 ............ . 111e .._..... ............... -,~~,.~..;-~. ;. ;·;·~·~·~·~·1 iii ,.. ..... ' b "'i: ,; '' ; , :uec . • ll(llt.nd lllz,~Towh, ardln bath tub, 3bldr-.,dininaroom 2 ........ elltdien ha IWIICJUS oak Clbinets. 1 MUOO ~E TD lVIII - YET PIIVATE. 1liis 211 ICIIliiiiiJ to - . bleiiiiiiiiMI. CoMIIItli 1 llrlt IIWI&,_Ind -..-.Mioliauflftllly-.2bedl-.llldCIIIIIII air I:GiidlllaillnJ · SII,IOO PROPERTY FOR SALE . ""'"" r-.... . • fbtiJI .... Dll II 1' . .......,._ 100 ACBS ·WI'IIi APPIOIIUIILY 2 ACIE POND, GAS WIU AND FIB GAS. =' . ·!~ . ---A' _.... ............. . ........ ....... -. .... ....... II 111 t!' ...... _. LOCATED IN SmOII TOWNS.P OFF DOICAS lOAD. . CALL FA-SIANI 992·2136 01' ''We don't pur.,ou IIOWII on 11M til ,ou _ .......~..,dirty '• ' ~· .\ . I ;~ ' .... '"":~ ~~ . ~-·· -;._r ').!! '11:...1....... . .'.'l -~: ' ) ~· �• •• .- • •• ' -·· Friday. November 2, 199~ Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Plla• 1o-The Deily Sentinel . • .' . Expect Indian su1mner to _· e nd Saturday.r---...:.,__------1 evening, but during the autumn, By Ualied Press laternatloaal Friday' s weather In Ohio - . this retardation shrinks to about sunny and warm - was little 20 minutes, making the tun moon changed from the several days visible In the early evening for preceding and . the National several nights In a row. Six Weather Service says the Buck- months from now., In the springeye State wl.ll enjoy at least one time, the opposite effect occurs. which could explain 'l!hY people · more such day Saturday. Friday night sees the arrival of associate the full moon with November's full moon, usually falling leaves an(! Halloween referred to as the HUnters Moon, pumpkins, Instead of springtime likely because ·hunters have a flowers and Easter baskets. Anyway, the. next couple of much better view of where the wUI be. perfect for moon nights animals are so they can catch the watching because of the unsea-• main course for the Thanksgivsonably mild temperatures and Ing meal. mostly ·clear skies. It was exThe November moon Is also pected to reach Into ihe 70s both sometimes referred to as the Friday and Saturday, with FriBeaver Moon, because this Is the day night's lows only dropping to time of year when beav(i>rs are 45 to 50. busy getdng ready for winter. Showers and coolet temperaFor most of the year, the moon tures are to arrive Sunday, and rises about 51 minutes later each the mercury will take a nosedive by Monday, with the showers remaining. Highs Sunday are expected to be 60 to 65, but the mercury Will only reach the mld-40s to mid-50s Monday and the 40s Tuesday. Lows will be In the 40s Sunday ,In the~s Monday and In the upper 20s to mld-30s Tuesday. Pastures and . fall-seeded grains will continue f;!njoylng gQOd growing conditions as mild temperatures persist. With afternoon humidities the next two days as low as about 40 percent, drying potendal will be fairly high. Corn and soybean harvest will continue through Saturday before rain saturday night and Sunday Interrupts fieldwork. Show~;?rs are poSsible monday as well befOJ:e f;lir weather returns Meigs announcements GOV ERNOR I LT GOVERNOR ANTHONY J. CELEBREZZE. JR. I _A : EUGENE BRANSTOOL Meigs County Court news . ' Twenty six cases were processed criminal mischief, $50 and costs, in Meigs County Coun Judge 30 days in jail suspended to 7 days, Paaick H. O'Brien this week. probation of one year; Tony lm· Fined were: Gregory' Van Meter, baden, Syracuse, possession of Rutland, failure to stop at stop sign, marijuana, $50 and costs, disor$10 and costs; Aaron L. Pletcher, derly CQnduct. $25 and costs; Brian McArthur, speed, $50 and costs; Hickel, Coolville, assault. $200 and Dennis Boolhe, Pomeroy, left of cosis, 60 days in jail, suspended to center, $10 and costs; C.E. Baker, five years, two years probation, Paaiot. speed, $22 and costs; restraining order issued, criminal Gregory Van Meter, Rutland, uespassing, 30 days sw;pended to failure to obey stop sign, $10 and five, concurrent with . assault costs; David C. Steinmetz, charge, costs, disorderly conduct, Pomeroy,' drug abuse, $50 and costs only; costs, DWI, $300 and costs, lhree David Barber, contributing, 10 days in jail, opaator's license . days in jail, suspended, $50 and suspended for 60 days, failure to cos!S; Brant Davis, Marlena, speed, comrol, $25 and costs; Brian $23 and costs; Steven Taylor, Long Malone, St. Mary's, W.Va. No ICC Bottom, OWl, six months in jail, .. Forin D Card, $25 and costs; · · $350 and costs, operator's license Richard L. Williamson, suspended for a year, probation of Pomeroy, speed, $22 and costs; two years, hit-skip, 30 days in jail, John R. Stobart. Amesville, safety $100 arid costs, two years proba· violation, $51 and costs; Deborah lion, driving under suspension, 30 S. Smith, -Racine, failure to control, days in jail, $75 and costs, 2 years $20 and costs; Jl!OO L. Stanley, AI- probation, no registration, costs bany, speed, $23 and costs; Richard only; Carlson, Alhens, speed, S27 and Victoria Slack, Athens, passing costs; John H. Smith, Sbade, failure bad checks. (2), $25 and costs, resto control, $20 and costs; Sharon K. titution; Tim Holman, Coolville, Farley, Middlepon, DWI, 6 months uespassing, costs, menacing, $100 suspended to 30 days, $350 and and costs, 30 days in jail suspended costs. operator's license suspended to lhree, probation of two years, for one year, probation or two restraining order issued'; James years,- no operator's license, six Hickman, NelsonviUe, overload, months, suspended to 30 days to be $2,215.00 suspended to $1,215.00 served concurrently, $75 and costs, and costs, probation of one year; two years probation, left of center, Marlc:·Haffelt, Bidwell, speed, $20 costs only; Marilyn Lane. Pomeroy, and costs. Posting bond was passing bad checks, $25 and costs; Paaicia Coley, The Plains, speed, Jeffrey A. Coon, Portland, $60 and costs. Eastem band in state meet James Sands: Community of Swan Creek dates back to 1802 when ferry was established - A-4-. V1 !Vl = Politics: Page B-1 ATTORNEY GENERAL ~LEE FISHER Stat~ region~ issues, races outlined for November 6 general election- F-Section . AUDITO R OF STATE ~ THOMAS E. FERGUSON NATIONAL WEATHER FOFIECAST FROM 7 AI~ 11·3·90 T07 AM 11•4•9 lhe American Cancer Society will Letart FaD Festival ·receive five percent of all sales on The Letart Elemental)' PTO fall Satw'llay of Dave Diles' new book, festival and dinner wiD be held "From Ashes to Glory" at MiD Saturday at 5 p.m. at the school. Street Books in · MiddlepOrt.< Turkey, ham and chicken will be Diles will be on hand to autograph served and the cost is $3.50 for copies of the book from 11 a.m. • 1 adults and $2 for children ages 312. There will be games and door p.m. prizes awarded. Bowling League The· Middlepon Recreation Kid's festival · Department will offer a youlh A Kid's Festival wiD be held at bowling league beginnin~ · on · the Pomeroy Village Hall on Nov. Saturday, Nov. · 17, and. conunuing 10 in the auditorium. beginning at lhrough March 30, at the Pomeroy noon for children of all·ages. The Bowling Lanes. The league wiU be festival will feature many games, open to all area youth (6-12) years prizes and refreshments. The Kid's of · a ge. Bowling will -be every Festival is being sponsored by the Midnight Cloggers wilh proceeds Saturday from 11 a.m. • I p.m. The going towards the group's 1991 cost will be $3 to bowl lhree games. and shoe rental will be free. There California Tour. wiD also be a time scheduled, if necessary, for !hose · youth, who BasebaD card sbow The WeDston OhiDco Society is would like to learn to bowl and in· . presenting a baseball card show on Slructions will available. There will be a sign up and Thursday from 4-9:30 p.m. at the St. Peter and Paul Palish Hall, registration on Saturday at the South Pennsylvannia · Avenue, Middlepon Village Hall, Rectea· · lion Department from 10 a.m. Wellston. Admission is $1 at $2 per 11:30 a.m. There will be a $5 family. Hourly door prizes will be registration fee which will be used awarded. Baseball cards may be to help offset lhe cost of a seasonending recognition and awards bought, traded or sold at the show. banquet. Also, adult volunteers will be needed as coaches, scorekeepers Cancer Society The Meigs County Cbapter of and statisticians. College. football res~lts Collecting political memorabilia - OHIO DEMOCRATIC PARTY & MEIGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY VOTER'S GUIDE Tuesday. Rain amounts of a half.!nch or more are possible. Colder air next week wlllllmlt drylne and could slow the resurnptic:. offleldwork. Livestock 1 managers should prepare for a 1 swi:og back to colder weather next week to minimize any Ill effects on the animals. The rather sharp temperature. change might Induce some rest>t.1 rat'lry probtemms. Managers should clean confinement areas and have dry bed<!lng In place. On the early morning weather map; · high pressure remained anchored along the Carolina coast and a cold front stretched . from Minnesota to Kansas. The high will move little through Saturday while the cold front moves to a Lower Michigan-. north Texas line. 75 cents Su nday f\11 SECRET AA\I OF STATE :A; SHERROD BROWN • ,Vol. 26 rifi REPRESENTATI\I E: TO CONGRESS - OISTr"- C, ·~ X' JOHN M. B!,ICHANAN No. 39 • t C-1 Inside Along th~ Rlyer ......... Bl-8 Buslneu .......... .. ...... ,...E'l Comics· .... ..... ..... .".... Insert -CIB88Uieda .....: .......... D-2-7. Dealba ... ,..... ............... A-3 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports .................... .. C·l-8 Cloudy. . mgh In mid 60s. ol rain 40 percent . tS 14 Stctlono. 124 PogH Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, November 4.1990 Copyrigh1llld 1990 • A Multimedia Inc. Nowopoper • .....-, STATE SENATOFI:- DI ST RICT 17 X· JAN School, MICHAEL LONG Gallians decide schools' future ... COUNTY COMMISSIONER 'X' ~ _ JANET L. HOWARD WEATHER MAP - A strong ·cold lront will push slowly southeastward Into the Great Lakes Blld Southern Plains regions. Behind tbe lrool, sbowers will develop bringing heavy rains to tbe Southern Plal111 and snow to the Central Rockies. The eastern third ol the country will be domlnaled by a high pressure system, keeping sldea sunny Blld temperatures warm. (UPJ) Eastman . .. By MELINDA POWERS Times-Sentinel Stil.ff GALLiPOLIS -Two tax levies considered critical to the survi· val of Callla County's two school systems w!ll be decided by voters · when they go to t~e polls In Tuesday's gen~ral election. In addition, Gal!!a voters will ·chaos~ the winner In four races for county office. Polls will be open from 6:30a .m. to 7:30p.m. ·In the County's 36 voting precincts. . Officials In the Gallipolis City Schools are hoping . to break a '. JUDGE - COURT OF C0.MM0N PLEAS-PROB".,.E DI VISION [X] DOTN"'MiCHAEL'"MULLEN Continued from page 1 . D levies highlight ballot 14-year dry spell by passing the 6 mill' operating l~vy on the Nov. 6 ballot. Costs have Increased nearly 300 percent since the 'last levy passed In 1976, and the . school system needs to pass the· levy to avoid borrowing from the state load fund , according to school ofl!clals. · A levy fact sheet beings c!rcu· lated by the system states the schools have reduced staff and frozen salaries for the 1989-90 school year to save money. The sheet stated that a Galllpolis resident with a home worth Meigs voters decide local issues•.• $40,000 would have $73.50 in new taxes per year If the levy passes. Gallla County Schools are fighting for their .financial lives and, according to officials, the 3. 75 mill operating levy they are putting on the ballot w!ll help the schools remain locally controlled. If the levy does not pass, the schools could be forced Into state loan receivership and tile State Department of Educal!on could take over operation of the district. (See GALLIANS, pa~e A7) ·--===::..::..:::.~:..:..:._~-- ·the Independent candidate ac· culled lawyers in government of "making laws for lawyers" resulting in an abundance of court action. He concluded by taking a jab at lobby groups and charged that elected officials are basing !heir EMS has five . runs ThUI'Sday Five caDs for assistance were answered by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services units on Thursday and early Fri!iaY. At 10:36 a.m. on Thursday, Racine squad was called to State Rouie 124. Corrisa Mulford was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 11:26 a:m, Scipio Township fire department was called to Zion Church Road to a tractor fire. At 3:52 p.m., Middleport squad was called to Overbrook Center. Jack Stivers was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Middleport squad was transported to Hamilton Street at 5:15 p.m.; ,David Durst went to Pleasant VaHey Hospital. On Friday morning, · Pomeroy squad was sent to Nye Avenue for Jasper Bonecutter. Bonecutter was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. decisions on who gives the most money iostead of the merit:> o,~. the issue. He contends that th1s 1s a practice of se.lling our rights and freedoms to the highest bidder." IF YOU NEED A RIDE TO THE POLLS CALL 992-2329 OR 992-2025 . Veterans Memorial Hospital THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Betty G. Sleeth, Mason, W.Va., Diane Harrison, Rutland; Helen Edwards, Middlepon. THURSDAY DISCHARGES • Leora M. Young, .Hilrold Jeffers, William Hackworth, Arletta Young. Pd. Pol. Ad by Meigs Co. Democrat Party, Jane Frymyer, Treas.; 1 107 Sycamore St.. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 } " I . • 'I Register To Win Hills _ ,,~ ..... ~ - ~ ; Ji , , ... ,. -· d etenttination to ·comfort kids brings 'Buddy Bears' to area . .. I Judgment sought .·. ' NAME ADDRESS 4 : =.-:::::~:.= _.' . . _ _ _ _ _ fi//IJ CITY __:.______,____;__STATE l ~- Lottery numbers . •• I Stocks HILLTOP HANDICRAFTS & GIFTS 742-2157 OFFERING CLASSES i\ Ron Eastman, an independent ned to accept an appointed state-from Meigs County, wiD face in- level position. County Commissioner Manning cum bent Jan Michael Long (DK. Roush (R·Pomeroy) is being Circleville) and challenger Dan opposed in that office by Janet L. Hieronimus (R- Ironton) in lhe·race . Howard (D-I,.angsviDe), and Meigs for State Senator in the 17th DisCounty Probate and Juvenile Coun trict . Judge Raben E. Buck will facc Current Meigs County Commischallenger D. Michael MuDen. • sioner Richard E. Jones (R'IWo other county officials, Pomeroy) is challenging incumbent Mary Abel (D-Athens) for her seat Auditor William R. Wickline and as State RepreS!=J~tative of Ohio's Coroner Douglas Hunter, run un' 94lh District. Abel was appointed opposed. In the race for Justice of the 18 months ago to fill the term of (See MEIGS, page A7) Jolynn (Boster) Butler, who resig. .Proficiency .testing program ~. topic of meeting set Tuesday : · By CHARLENE HOEFLICH class affected by the two' testing proficiency tests and meet all othC:r criteria · established by ·the Disaict Times-Sentinel Staff programs. : Performance on the proficiency Board of Education POMEROY • A meeting 10 exwilh Commendation for Diploma plain and diseuss the ninth grade · tests is one of the criteria which proficiency testing program which will determine the certificate' or those who pass the twelfth-gracte wiD bi held the week of Nov. 12 diploma earned by each student at proficiency tests and meet all additional criteria established by the has been scheduled for 7 p.m the completion of grade twelve. State Board of Education. · . Tuesday evening. at Meigs aigh Those certifi91tes and diplomas . School. . ·~ , . are ii$JQ)!ows: , ~• .~lll.P~is of the, teSting . Certilficate of Anendance ror program, lhe superintendent .ex· Fenton Taylor, MJigs ~igli pnn. cipal, encourages parents and other students who complete the · high plained, is to help ensure that high individuals interested in what the· school curriculum but do not pass school graduates·will be able to get testing program involves and how the rour ninth-grade proficiency a job or be able to continue their education. By beginning the testing it will affect students and !heir ul- tests. Diploma of Basic Competency 'in the ninth grade, there is time to timate graduation from high school to attend the infomiational meeti~Jg. for students who complete the cur- identi_fy areas which need attention, Pictured ·with Mrs. Robinette are, from left, PROJECT~ BENEFICIARIES - Mary Aile'! As explained by Meigs County riculum and pass all four ninth- he pomted OUL Robinette, right, shows her son's stuffed bear to Paramedic Joe Carter, Emergency Room Nurse Passing standards for each of the Supt of Schools John Rjebel, , grade tests. members 'of the Gailla County Emergency Manager Doug Adkins, Paramedic Sherry Gould four tests have been established by Diploma with Distinction for Meigs County ninth grader.: will Medical Service and Holzer Medical Center. and Acting EMS Director Robert Bailey. the Stale Board of Education. students who pass the twelfth-grade join ·other ninth graders across thestate in taking proficiency rests in reading, writing, mathematics and citizenship, Nov. 12-16. Only one test will be given each day. While most students wiD be able to finish the reading, mathematics and citizenship tests within Charlotte Seamon, Oallia County Board of Elections director · an hour, and the writing test within · rccenlly "'leased !he list of polling places in Gallia Cotmty for the generaL one and one-half hours,. they may elcclion on Tuesday, Nov. 6. take up to two and one-half hours Locations have not changed from !he May 8 primary elections. to complete each test. Individuals who need additiona1 infonnation may conlact Lhc The tests are provided by the Oallia County Board of Elections al446-1600. Ohio Department of Education. born with Tuberous Sclerosis, a By LEE ANN THOMPSON o . Here is !he list or !he county's 36 voting precincts. disease In which tumors form In None of the grading. or evaluation Tlmes-Senthiel Stall Precinct Locations the soft organs of Its victims. In of lhe tests will be done locally, GALLIPOLIS - Hugs, sm!les, Buckeye Rural Electric City 1-A the end, the tumors on his heart Supt Riebel explained. He said that "warm fuzzles ." Each gives you Washington ElemenCityi ·B prevented It froin beating, al- !he tests wiD be individually sealed, a sense of security and welltary School picked up by a courier, and taken to though he was briefly revlv~d In being. They can be friendly, and a firm which has been hired by the Fire station in city City 2-A the ambulance. comforting In a ·time of distress. buiiding Mrs. Robinette and· her hus- state to do the scoring. For ~hlldren, furry stuffed . The testing program is in comBob Saunders QSSC City 2-B band Don moved to Ga!Upolls animals are a natural to be · pliance with House Bill 231 which from Palm Beach County, Flor. Washington Elemenlary School City 3-A hugged and stroked by small ida, where they were living at the was passed in July 1987 as a step Lodge Building, Third City 3-B hands. When a child Is In a toward upgrading education . in time of Matthew~s death. fearful, unfamiliar situation, a & Pine· His Buddy Bear has provided Ohio. The State Board of Educabon teddy bear can be like . an old Country Cabin ciS. I I00 Second City4-A the Inspiration for Mrs . Ro- adopted lists of learning outcomes friend, not as gond as mommy, Avenue binette to begin the program ., that fonn the basis for the ninthbti t nice to have around. Galli a-Meigs Regional Airport Ci1)'4-B here, and ch!ldr~n transported grade and twelfth-grade proficiency A Florida ambulance service . Old golf clubhouse, I02 Bastiani City4-C by Ga!Ua EMS or who go Into the tests. has a 'Buddy Bear' program, Drive Those students wbo do not meet Holzer Medical Centet emerwhere ch!ldren riding In the unit the proficiency requirc"'!ents DD the GalEa County Courthouse lobby · Gallipolis ToVfllShip g~ncy room will benefit. are glv~n small stuffed teddy MATTHEW ROBINETTE tests given this month will retake Jaycees building . Kanauga prccincl bears to hold and nug on the trip She keeps the small, soft brown !hose tests not passed in March, Bulavijle Town house ·Addison Township to the hospital. Medical Center, and she knows bear as a reminder of her son, 1991. Also at lhat time all students · Townhouse in AddisOn Through the determination of a Addison pri:cincl and speaking with tears in her its b~ne!lts first-hand. in grades 10 through 12 will take · local mother, that project will Townhouse in Cheshire Cheshire Township The soft, cuddly bears pro- eyes, recalled the final trip to the the nint~J-grade proficiel1Cy tests. soon become a reality In Gallla hospital , and how comforting Bradbwy building in Cheshire vided some comfort for her small Cheshire precinct How~ver, th<;: status of diplomas stulfeq animal has become. that County. s.on on his trip to the hospital for Clay Elementary Clay Township for !hose in grades 10 through 12 The child w~nt Into cardiac Mary Allee Robinette Is a the last time- he died on July 6 School will not be affected by lhe test one-woman crusade to Impleor this · year. at the age of five arrest when one of the tumors on Clay Elcmenlary Clay precinct scores. his heart. moved, but he was ment the bears In the Gall!a months. The twelfth-grade proficiency School · County EMS and at Holzer Matthew Wyatt Rob! net te was (See A CHILD'S, on A&) tests will be first administered in Guy an Township Guyan Township the fall of 1993, so anyone graduatTownhouse ing .in the school year that begins Village Hall in Crown City Guyon precinct July I, 1993 will be in lhe first HarriSon Township Townhouse Harrison Township Townhouse in village Hunlirlg!OII precinct POMEROY - Local businessman 'dedicated t!lll1ily person", resides tive communities. Grange Hall in Vinlon Larry Powell bas been named in Pomeroy with his wife, Jean. Hl!lllington Township According to SEORC President Green Elemenlll!)l School Meigs County's Man of the Year by The Powells have lhree children. Bob Evans, "the honorees have Gr=t Township the Meigs County Chamber of Their son Lee is associated with given of .themselves so that olher Rodney community building orCen precinct I Commerce. Powell's Super-Valu, and sons citizens of soulheastem Ohio might Green cOmmunity building . Gr=t prccinct2 · Brllce RCed, c:bamber president, · Todd and Scan are both students at enjoy a better standard of living." Rodney community building Gr=t precinct 3 lll8do that amouncement on Satur- Ohio University• · Individual enuepeneurs, owners ' Old school in Gallia Orcenfield Township day, citing PaweD's commitment to He is a member of the Pomeroy' of small businesses, executives, MorsanCcn!erTownhouse M011an Township · Meig• County. Middleport Lions Club, lhe Meigs neWSilftper people, and individuals Ohio Township Ohio Township · Powell, who is the owner of County Chamber of Commerce and assoctated with economic Townhouse Powell's Super-Valu in Pomeroy, the Fraremal Order of Eagles. development groups are among the Peny Township Townhouse Perry Township "does not know the m~g of the Powell will be honored at the recipients. Rio Grande Elementary ~hoot Raccoon Township word 'no' when asked to help out in 22nd annual Southeastern Ohio The bariquet will be held at the · Rio Grande Elementary the community," according to Regional Council's Person of the Ohio University Inn, ·with the . Rio Grande procincl School Reed. Year Awards Banquet on Thursday hospitality hour beginning at 5:30 In addition to operating his retail in Athens. CenterviUe Elemenury ~hool p.m. and the banquet at 6:30 p.m. CcnlctViUe procinct bulinoea, Powell has served on the · Honorees from I 0 counties were Tickets for the event may be Sprm,fieldTownship Springfield Township Pomeroy Village Council and nominated by local committees or purchased from chamber offices, · Townhouse . Meip Locai School Board, baving chamben of aonimeree for their ef- Bernard Fultz, Tate Cline or Carl · Old BidweU Elcmen1ary School Bidwell precinct served as a president of that board. · fortS in providing jobs and in- Dahlberg. LARRY POWELL 'CodmWI Community Center W~utTownsbip , 'PoweU, described by Reed as a dustrial development in the respecMeigs MBII of Year !· . • I A child's memory, a _mother's . An action for dissolution of marriage has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Vickie Lynn Floyd and Orland Lee Aoyd of Racine. A divorce action has been filed by Terri Lynn Smith of Pomeroy against Charles E. Smith of Racine. A divorce has been granted by the cout to 1"1113 Ann Hamilion against Richard AI· len Hamilton. The Eastern High School March- across lhe state. ing Band will appear for its final Eastern is one of 16 Class C 1990 competition appearance on bands to appear before the par.clof Saturday. 11 judges. The band will be rated in CLEVELAND ( U{'I) - Thurs• Aftem a hiatus of two years, the · musical ·performance, man:hing day~s winning Ohio · Lottery ' band will once again perform in the performance, and showmanship. In numbers: State Marching Finals. Cooper addition, there are separate judges Pick-S Stadium in Columblls wiU be the for percussion and field comman985. site of lhis year's competition, der. Tlckket sales: $1,419,932.50. which will feature bands from Bands will not be rated for first Payoff: $259,770. or second place, but wiD be awarPlck-4 ., ded Supenor (I) or Excellent (II) 6321. ratings. ' Ticket sales: $255,042. Payoffz Eastern's . last local con~CSt, ap- $135,400. Dally sloek prices pearance was at Newad: Hijb (As ol 18: 30 a.m.) Carda School on October 20. Once agam, Bryce Blld Mark Smith four at h~arts. they were rated superior and placed ol Blunt, Ellis li Loewi three or clubs. second in Class C. with the percuseight of diamonds. Am Electric Power .,.. .........28')l sion anct f!eld commander winning nine ol spades. AT&T ..................... ......... .. .34!1 firsts. ,..;:f.l' Ticket sales: $96,217. Payoff: --~ J-~1)' Ashlan!l on ........................28!1 $27,640. ' ~.,rt ~. Bob Evans ........................... 12 '· Charming Shoppes .. .... ......... 8% City Holding Co................... 16 Federal Mogul .................... 10~ Goodyear T&R .................... 15 Key Centurion .................... 10~ Lp.nds' End .............:............ 9% · .lmlted Inc .. .. ... ... ...... ........ 13l1o . · ultlmedla Inc . .............. ,.... 55 rtax Restaurants ........ ......... 1~ Robbins & Myers ...... ,.. ,....... 17 Projects Displayed At Pomeroy Library Shoney's Inc .............. .. ~ ...... 9~ 1st. and 2nd . ·:tar Bank ............ ............ .. .15* . . Weeks of November . "'~ndy's Int;1. ...... :.............. 6~ MOST MATERIALS PROVIDED :thlngton Ind .................. . 10 Jr ·\I... ~.,. Hospital News ro end marriage A judgiDent- in the amount of $7,028.88 has been filed by David Garder and Wanda Gardner, Langsville, and others.. against Doris Canterbqry of Langsville. •, :X1 Vote YES on Issue 1 ,- BY BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel .News StafT POMEROY - Meigs . County voters will help elect state-level and local officials, as well as vote on several stale issues and local tax levies puring Tuesday's general election. Veteran U.S. Congressman Clarence Miller (R-Lancaster) wiD face opposition from John M. Buchanan (D-Lancaster) for representation of the lOth District of the U.S. House of Representatives. . Gallia election board lists polling places Powell named Meigs' Man of Year . Fill this out or fill out a registration , blank at any Hills store and you could win one of 25.Qift certificates for$15 toward the purs:hase of your favorite turkey or ham. Register to win now through drawing Novemb~r 8 at 9pm. , I . . . ·OHIO RIVER PLAIA RT. 7 - GALLIPOLIS, OHIO l • .j • •• .... • h l .. "-... � 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/. 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