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The Affiliated Construclion Trades.Foundation is ~ .the landfill . permit the state Division of Environmental Protection issued to l'llrsoi!S & WhlttemQrC Inc. of Rye Brook, N.Y. The Environmental Quality Board held a heal;ing on the appeal Thurs. day in Olarleiton. It did not immediately rule. · The slate solid waste law prohibits landfdls lhat will have an adverSe · impact on wetlands. "It's my opinion that if you build a landfill on top of a wetland, therefore oblimtmg the wetland. you have caused the ultimale significandy advcr8e impact on the wetland," said Pat O'Malley, a technical expert for lhe lnldea foundalion. . . The trades foundation also contends lhat. even with lhe state permit, .9lt !f(ut[antf 1'urniture It's Ou( tJJiggest .I . SALE OF THE YEAR! Storewide Savings '' Huge Selection Spectacular Buys! •,. Check our newly redesigned showrooms for the latest styles in """-- Home Furnishing ....-...-.. SHOP WITH *12 Month FREE Financing Lay-a-way now for the Holidays! 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According 10 testimony at the hearing by Mart Scott. the DEP' s chief of water rcsowces, tbe staie granted a peniljt to lhe company. yet speci· fied that before the company could build it would have to determine through the U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers if the wetlands existed on the site and if a permit from the crops to build over a wetland was nc:cded. Wetlands, proteCted under the Clean Water Act, fall under the jurisdiction of the Corps and must be analyzed according to more than 20 criteria. It is the goal of the Clean Water Act to protect wetlands by trying lint~ avoid bulklin¥ on them, second 10 minimize the impact to them. or thinl, replace them m kind. · Skag&s repeatedly questioned Scou on why the DEP would issue the permit without fli'St resolving the wetland issue. · . He testified tba1 it was not unoonmon to issue a~~ while llllking some stipulalions to the company before it could begm building. · Scott ~ that the .~ !I!I!SI determine whether tbere will ~ a "significant adverse impact" to lhe 25-acre wetland. in context of all the wetlands on the 1,300-acre siae. He said the DEP didn't have enough infonnalion on all the wetlands of the site to make that calL , . · The DEP now is working on developing wetlands procectioo stancllnil. Scousai~ . Michael Gheen, chief of lhe reguialay branch for !he corps. tcstifll!l! he had no poblem with how lhe DEP handled the penmL Pomeroy merchants set party, sale p~ans es. "If they had been up front, they • (Willis and S\P.Dan) D18f have not been charged, Lentea ~ "They watched is Bengy Rhoades did his thing and did!l~t teU us anything," he. slid. "They should have told... inslead of acting like they didn't know anything." Obstructing justice is a felony of the founh dep punishable by_ a maximum pnson sentence ·of.l8 months, Lentes said. Sentencing has been set for Nov. 27. Lentes said he doean 't foresee any change with Rhoades' Slatus, "He's in pison now," he said. V.S. troops are being taken off · alerL · . Instead. some 13,000 soldiers.;_ including 5,000 already on the ground in the region - and 274 aircraft will ~duct exerc~ for an undetermmed period, satd a senior Pentagon official, whQ spoke on condilion d llllD!'ymity: Mter Iraq began IIIUSIIIg forces al~ng its border with Kuwait ear~ ti_IIS month,~ Fenlllgoo had CliVI· . s1oned sending some lSO,OOO me11 and women into the region in the event a ground war against Iraq broke ouL BJ JOHN CHALPANT Alloellted rn. Writer , COLUMBUS - A coalition that includeS Qlmmon Cause,()hio hu won an OK from Attorney 0cnaa1 Lee FiJher 10 111rt gather" in1r names on petitions for a cam-" financo _ , t11at could before;,Fisher on Thunday tcrtified .a SUIIIIIIIKY of the pUJII)ICd law that . will appear on petitions that Ohioans For Campaign Reform expecll to begin cin:ulating Mon- . da . YThc adtion lllllldll04,000 ligII8IIIICI d ~ VOlin to have its bill inlroduced iD the Lcgiwl•tore in January. If lt.gillllln fail eo act, • Canmon Cause expeet1, the ptJUp can try to get Ill adititloDI1104,000 lignatures to place the plan before votcn in tbe November 1995 olcc:~ .lion. 1'llere II'C no limias on c:ampaip =up ./ See • . • new for '95 from Zenith ' MIDDLEPORT FIRE- A hrk Street ltome iD Middleport IIUI'IItd to tile lfGuad ThursdaJ, aa:ordla1 to a Middleport lire ollldaL No oae was IDjund Ill tbll ltlue at Paul BaDey's altaadoned twHtoiJ wood frame 11-e, said Larry Dyer, Middleport's •nlshmt lire elllel. Tile lpltloa polat aod cause of tile nre remains Ullkoowa, BJtr 11k1. About 20 llrefJIItlm from MlddlepcJrt aad I'Gmeroy voluteer lire depart· meots respollded at 10:54 p.m. aad tile fire W1ll contained wlthlllultour, BJW said. "ffie b wu fl!Uy IJivolftd OD OUr arrival," lie added. (Sentillel pboto IIJ Daw lfar'ris) Normalcy slowly returning to Haiti PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) ;;~da~,~ of nonnalcy many of them inellpciicnc:ed. The front-runner for ~e minister was Oaudctte Werleigh, ArisPeople fined up Thunda1. for tide's foreign minister, a silurce ~line•. the lint legally a~ close to the government said on SlllllC an mttmllliciiiii embargo was condition of IUKilymity. She would lifted Sunda . And in ~Jiaitie11, replace interim Prime Minister hundrccb people queued.up to Robert Malva!. Werleip, 48, was social affairs apply for new rcconsiiUCiion jobs. minister during a brief civilian President Jean-Berlrand Aristidc continued work on the make-up of caretaker .govenunent that preceded his owa government, nearly a week Aristide's administralion. American officials were surafter he returned to Haili from three prised by a government proposal years' exile in the United S18tea. Aristlde consulted .t!:~ allies thill would allow Haiti virtu'ally and qlpOSiliQn parties · on the free access to the U.S. madcet to government, expected to be help rebuild the Haitian economy. a soun:e close to Aristide sai~ The announced sbonly. Such consultlltions are new for Aristide, who during his seven · months in office before the September 1991 coup anlllgonized many liticians by inting his own cl:-knit group~upporters, o1 U.S. Embassy said it would be considered Now that Aristide is bact in office. Haiti will 'enjoy the same lower U.S . tariffs as most Caribbean nations under the decade-old Caribbean Basin lnitia· live. But Aristide's advisers say !hat's not enough to revive the export sector of an economy thai nearly ground to a halt .under the military regime and economic embargoes. The Aristide government wants the United States to completely lift tariffs on all imports from Haiti and eliminate some import quotas. Final plans haw beeD llllde by the Pomeroy Merdlaats Association for the annual Midnisbt Mad·ness sale on Oct 29 to be combined this year with a commmtity Halloween party. The stores will be open rro_. 6 to 9 p.m. 00 that ·night, with many feaJuring special sale items. The costume party will be held on Coun Sueet with judging in three 14e ranges in the categories of prctliest. ugliest and JOOSt original. F'li'St and tecOOd pri2es will be awarW in ~ ~ ranp d birth to four, five to mgbt years of age, and nine to 12 years of age. First and second prizes will be awarded in eacb category in each age group. The Pint Ranger is coming to Pomeroy to participate in the Halloween party and a disc jockey has •been retained to provide music for lheeve11L Refreshments of donuts and beverages will be served by tbc men:hanrs associalion. In the event of rain, the party will be moved indoors. During Wednesday's meeting, the association selected "Hometown Christmas" as the theme for this year's holiday promotioa. The Chrisbnas parade and open house 10 be held on Sunday, Nov. 27 was discussed and it was decided that Toney Dingess would be asked to serve as parade chairman. Arrangements were made to ask the village to hang the Christmas banners prior 10 that time. Christmas advertising was planned to emphasize downtown shopping. The next meeting was set for 8:30 a.m. on Wenesday, Nov. 2 11 the Bank One conference room. Campaign finance reform group gets green light to obtain names · Sentry 2 Receiver/M.onltor • 20" Diagonal PictUre • Multi·BI:and TvNCR/ ian~ was determined (Willis' and Sigman's) involvement was not what originally happened," said Prosecuting Auorncy John R. Lentcs. "The story aow is that they dropped her and (Rhoades) off and they don't know what happened," Lentcs said. "But they were there and did driw him away." Alcohol was a defmite factor in the incident, Lentcs said. "Everyone involved was significantly intoxicated." · Lentea then admonished the two for hindering the Meigs County Sherifrs Department's invcstiP,lion and the prosecutioo or Rholld· Receding threat from Iraq . prompts alert ~ancellation ~ 1 t Holland House Universal Gbeon Restonlc Simmons Namaco Imperial ONLY « Fbrida Lexington ~- . -·. e pleaded earlier to charges poss I9Ual imposition and theft and Ia c:umndy aving a three-to-live ytar sentence. The three were earlier accused of taking lhe woman from the Old Liberty Bar in Pomeroy to a secluded location on Flood Road 1\Car Pomeroy, where she was allegedly gang-raped and robbed before being a6mdOned. Now officials are presenting a different ICallrio. . "After further investigation it Vaughn r~~~~ Recliners by La-Z-Boy Lane Rexsteel Catnapper l Keller Hooker EnglandiCorlalr la-Z-Boy Padgaft Lane Blualda Buahllne ~':~~"""'-- Bedroom Suites l the landfall cannot be opened without a fedeial permit to disturb lhe wet- Plea agreements offer new twist · to May incident ' 'if :;,•.•..,~~-:OO""'~IIi'oill~· 11Mt1on,10 ....... _ .. A11111111111 Ill lno. lila p.; IF Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 21,1994 Cap~ 18M • . I bar Candidates frOm accepting more than $1,000 from an individual or political action committee in each election. · "We're. very excited about this and we're ready to go all the way," said Janet Lewis, Common Cause executive director. The coalition includes David Zanotti of the Northeast· Ohio Roundtable Freedom Forum and John Jazwa, former ll'C8SUI'rZ of the grQUp that won voter approval in 1992 of term Umlta for legislators and statewide ollk:eholders. Ms. Lewis aid o(pnizers hope to gather many of the sipatures at the Nov· 8 Clection. "You have a higher lltclihood of those Ill bein1 rigistcted voters," she said. · Another campeip finlnce baBot proposal from Oov. Ocorae Voinovich and 8ecmary of State In related action Thursday, DeiiiOCrllll on ·a legislative confer- ence committee th8t is deadlocked over a campaign flllllllCC bill made RepublicanS a new offer to break the logjam. Republicans did not reject the Democratic alternative out-ofhand, but questioned the liming of its release just before the genenal election. . · Fending in the confem~CC committee II'C rival campaign finance bills that previously ·cfeared the Republican-contrciUed Senate and the House, where Democrats hold the rna' 'ty. A rc'publlcan compromise offered in June woulcf combine limits 00 aJIIIributiona with voluntary limits 00 IIJC"''iirig Tbe atic:kiD& point baa .been a GOP propolli to probibit unions fiO!II llllkinl what are kiiOWll u Bfromob ·~!L~~t!~-~~011 "ID-tiJtd" COIIIribuliolll, 11011-cull r . ._ u ............... u ..... to donaticna to c:inqllipa of MrYil:el start Jathorilig alpturca. They,; such a empklyec tiJile or telephone too. aun for NcM!iibs' 1995 if lei- bulb. is1atm fail to ac&. I MLI~ .',. UNI TED METHODIST f ·.)O f'i li 9<}7 CLOTHING AV AILABLK - ne Melli Ulllled MttloiJW r..lllt~~~~a claCWq ceater DVIII81 • WIR Stnec, said l:lolle Wat•l••, do6ia1 ~. Here, -lien 111 111e MqJ t.J ,._. tut 11 eJodllll\.uc1 sopp~ Tile Cftter will ..._ r.nltwe, ' ' c.. ·:1- ! clotila alld kllkk-tueu, waw.. l8ld.. ne food pulry ucJ ttlllcel wll _..._ tiD I I h oa Coador Street. ne ceater wW lie opu ' a.m.-l p.m. Moaclay tlu'OIIp Prlday. (SeatiMI piloto bJ Georp A~te) <' I ·• PARISH ' J \l �' . ) Pomeroy-Micidleport, Ohio ~*~"=' ~ ~--------------~L-----------~--~---------~~~~~ ;: Commentar ;~ The Daily Sentinel ! 111 Court Street Pomei'OJ, Obio : ' ' .tu.TMDIA,INC. • \ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publbber CHARLENE HOEF'LICH Gmenl Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller J.En'I!RS OP OPINION are welcome. They llbould ~ less .!ban 300 words lone. Alllcn.n are subject to editing and mull be 11gned with name. lddlel1 llldlelepbone number. No un1igned !etten will !'" published. l.ctten llbould be in good task, l<idn&Sing iaues. not penonaliue1. . - L-------------------~ ~ Deadline for publication .:of election letters Nov.~ 2 •• • Tile DaiiJ Satlael wekolllelletten reprdlng the Nov. 8 geaenl .• elecdoii..HOM'fll', ID the IDtereat or lllnlell, uo election letters wDIIIe . : auepted .nir U - OD Wednelday, Nov, Z. , . ~ IDcllvldullabould idclrea 1111aa ud DOt pe-utlel. I t LeUen paniJ eadonlal cuclldalel wDI DOt lie ad. ~ Lelten alloald lie 300 ftl'ds or lela, preferably l1Jieil. o\D !etten · are iubject to edltln& ud aDd muit lie llped wltb 111111!~ llddre11 ; IIIII telepboue lllllllller. T~~ aumllen wDI DOt lie pUIIdled. No ~ u~ !etten wll be pub Letters sbould lie ID pod tas1e. · : Au official in Kuwait's state · DoiiSari'a ex.Pidhs.~e to au seeurity force, J:louBi wasacoun- all'upt end on Nov. 7, 1990, when tertcrroriun expert who received be was captured by Iraq( forc:es. !raining in the United SlateS. When Over the nextlhree months, he was moved to three different prisons. Finally, on Feb. IS, 1991, he was told thai he would be moved along with other prisoners to the chief intelligence headquarters in Baghdad to be exccutcii. But just before his exc:culiou was 10 take place, -the allied forces bombed the headquarhis country was invaded by Iraq 011 ters. He and the other prisoners Aug. 2, 1990, be quickly found were forgouen in the eliSIIing conhimself on the other aide of the bel- fusiou. Several days laler, the IIIIerlie lines. national Red Cross arrived to He became a leader in the resis- secure hil release. lAnce, a loosely organized group of Dousari considers himself Kuwaitis who spent the occupation lucky. While he and his fellow making life diffiCult for the Iraqi inmates were discovered and set invaders. He belped sm~ infor- free, approximately 600 Kuwaitis malion across the bclder 1110 Saudi remain unaccollDICd for since the Arabia "7 using the nomadic war. Four years after the Iraqi lnvaBedouin tribesmen who were sioo, the POW Issue remains a hoi allowed to cross the border_ and topic in Kuwait. Nearly everyone made intelligence-gathering lrips we met here can tell ofaJamily into Iraq IISing a iJisanl..OIIICI false member or l'riend who u slill miss. residen.tification. He o even brags of lug. AJtbousb aUolled Nauons helpliiJ to blow up an Iraqi airplane oliition requires Iraq to account for as lllned to take off. all missing POWs, Saddam Hus- By Jack Anderson and Michael B/nstein . A tribute to "Brandy" • ': Dear EdiUr. Two wccb ago we had the sad ·• ocxasion of Blllldy's puslng. We : have always beud of not becoming ·: lllll:hlld to •ylbing but it il · when she was with you 24 boun a day. She depended on BoDDie for ·her food. wstcr, bath. medicine IIICI a clean bed to sleep in. She was dediqted IIICI faithful ...a to one penon - BoDDie.· She had to be cloee to her aU of the lime. It seems every wbc:IC you look you see her favorite chair, ~ cusbiou she laid ODIIICI bet bllskct she slept in. They say thcR comes a lime for . of all """" things the :;;dvirgil . Racine passmc: walker· .Health care causing few ·ripples on campaig;11 trail By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special CorTespCJDdeut WASIDNG'ION - Afta' sinkiDB in Congress. health care il founder. ing as .. issue in the olf-year elecliOD carnpaigns. llirriDi ripples but no wa- - DOihing litely 10 be·widely reWIIdcd or p!llilhcd lithe polls. · PresideDt C1iDioo had Uied to make reform a Democ:nlic flagship. Republican ·!elden said lbe idea tl ovabauling he81dl Clre ouaht 10 be :put eo a YOCe ou Nov. 8, one or them IIJIFIIing that .the COiqpessional · elec:tioos be made 1 refermdmn on the issue. · . . Neither il blppc:nil!a. . : The iJiue lbllqJped CliliiOII's priority list f« more thaD a year has ·slipped clowD the apnda in c:oagJeSSional campaijllll. dealt with as a stan:daid qiation in Cllldklaw: debates aaoa the nalion, butiiOI a . . feaiD their campaiailll)eeebes « advertisin,. • Eveu the first beuetteiary of the health msurance iasue, Democratic :sen. Hlrris Wofford or ~lvsnia, is slreSsiDg other concerns as he :campaipl b JHieclioD'IO the seat he won as an llllderdog in 1991. He centaed that campli&n OD reformed, univenal heallh care, and advocates ~il in dlli ono. But aow hil emphasis iS clsewhae. . • · EaendaUy, be IIICI Rep. Rick Santorum; the Republican challenger, ~~the ca!plional debate when heallh care comes up: Wofford for :.cllatoa-atyle managed care networks to cover every Americau; the :ReDUbllcaD f« adj~ng the rules IIICI providing iuc:entives to expand :wre indlvidull covcrqe. comply. · A few hours after Dousari told his srory. Schwarzkopf ~ pri· vately about the Kuwatti POW issue- and the need to keep IJI'CISIR on Saddam Hussein to account f« the missing. ... think that's one of the bill disapf:intments of the Kuwaiti peop e. that we'rfe ldnol doing more," Schwarzkop to our assoelate Jan Moller. "We surely undersland the problem of MIAs given our own ttagic events from the Vie1118111 era.... The difference is that the MIAs iD Viecnam happened 25 years ago, whereas this happened a lillie more than three years ago. llhink that the further you go aloug ia time lbe tougher it •s to deal with these problems, therefore the time to deal with them ia now." FAST BREAK - Sen. Bill Bradley, D-NJ., a fonner professional basketball player, knows a "fast break" better than lllyone in Congress. But even Bradley must be shocked at how quickly Larry Emobawk has broken his ties wich A ~L tE,T~P UP and refmes to seod abrold. to"some .In recent weeb, w1tile lbe Ointon lllkDiniltladon was noisily reiDstalliDJ a mentally llilllable, utiAmeracu, uufrocked priest in power in Haiti 11the r11t or Amaic:an lives, it was also quiclly caving in to North Korea on a matter of vastly greater cousequ~ 10 the fuiW'C of the w«ld. lust I:OIIIidei the relalive significance of the two COUDiries. Haiti is the most im~\led. COUDiry iD the Westcm HeiJilJ)IIIm - a helpless, hapless WRICk of a natiOD with about SIX and a half million people, on. whom President Clinton now proposes to shower Oust for starters) SSSO milliou in aid, or nearly $100 for every man, woman and child Is it any wonder they ll'C cclebaating in the streets of Pon- neutrpl CCllllllry, 8,000 spent nuclear fuel rods- enougb .to make several mQre atomic bombs for use William A. Rusher or sale. Now.il il reported thst Plesident Clinton is prepared to bact down on both of these demands, simply in return for NOI11i Korea's )JJ'OIIIiBe not to make more atomic bombs, and to let iuspccton confum this (but not ·inspect the two forbidden sites). . · Note thai ~ is DOibing whatever to JlleVCDI Nonh ICaa from resumins production of atomic ~ m violatiou of tbil pledge (as lt has alraldy oube clone). Note too that, by allowing North ICCI'ea to hold onto the spent fuel rods, Washington is insuring that, if North Korea doea decide to break its word again, the materials to resume making IIIOIIIiC bombs will be Rally to hand Nevmhefess, merely in reiWD for North J(orea's empty promiae. Mr. Clinton is oot only caring in on the two vital points meutioned Ghosts aren't just for Halloween George R. Plsgenz i.:Today ·in hi!$tory a caur.. ~ ~~=.~movie " or . If 19, 1994 at her bome, followin& an~ illnesa. . . . . . Bml April4, 1900 In Cbi8lllrc, the daughler d the 1aiiC c:twU Jolm Edward aDd BYII Arola Swilhcr WinegtJ", slie was a bomemater. : y She is survived.by her daughter, Belly Noble of South CllarlestDu; 1011, Joe Kimes of South CbarlcltOa; lhree grandsODS; four iJ'Cil-grancltildlal; lhree step.gnmdchildren; one great-great-grandcbild; IIICI several nieces and nephews. ' She was preceded iD death by her husband, Frank Kimes; IIICI1011, Jlrank Kimes Jr. · Servkcs wiD be I p.m. Sallliday in the FISher Funeral Home, Middleport, with the Rev. Mark Marrow officiating. Burial will foDow in the Gaavel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral home . between 11 a.m. and the service lime Saturday. . to me." She said she felt a WODIIII'S presence. Then she went into a trance and held a IXJilversation with the spirit of a woman who said she had beeu a servant girl in the hOuse during theOvilW11. · She had had a baby who died. After tier own death tbe womaai had remained . in the house• thinkinI thalia Ibis way she c:ould be near thechild I At this point Holzer told the ahost woman. "You mllst go 6om liere and join your busballd aud child who arc waiting for you on the Other .Side." After that, ~s Holzer, the family was uever creel by die ghost lllin. •. The laiOWDCd Society rot Psychical Reloarch In LoncJon; macJe up tl JISYChoJo&illl, pbYIIclsU 8lld docton, ·itill has au opcu mind on the subject of shostl. WbUe coacedin& that many gltoat storiea originate in the lmqinaliona of JICOI*.. it does go Ill lir Ill IO.aay it tS oot impoalble tbat theN are sucl! lhiDa as g1IOits. . G'eorp ....,_ Ia a iylldlmed writer lor. Newlpaper laterprlle .wodldoa. . (For lafor!llatloa oa 11- to -•ulcate elecboalcaly wltk ..... col . IH . . ~ OaUae ltJ ... Otll:r;.:r- ••1st IGN%7-'364, at.l317.) I , ~~ Driver injured in car-bus accident A Racine man was injured in a collision between a car and a Southern Local Schools bus Thursday on Lebanon Township Road 131 (Tanners Run), lhe Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol said. : Darrell R. Sayre, 19, 52010 Stale Route 338, was trealed at lbe · scene by the Meigs EMS, the patrol said. . '· Troopers said Sayre was southbo110d at 3:50 p.m. whc:n he met • the northbound bus, driven by Thomas C. Hill, 51, Main Street, · Racine, in a curve. Bolh vehicles were left of center ani! collided : head-on, according to the repon. Damage to Sayre's car was severe and the bus received modcratc damage, the patrol said. · · Charles Roy Shafer, 73, of Ravenswood, W.Va., died Thunday, OcL 20, 1994 81 his home. Born Nov. 19. 1920 in Ravenswood. the son of the late Thomas Edward IIICI Goldie Brown Shafer, be aelired from c.tP Telephone Co. 8rtcr 32 years. Shafer was a U.S. Army veteran of World II, IIICI -a member rlthe Farst United Methodist Church and the Telepbone Pioneers of ~erica. Gtophit;oNtll Crisper temperatures~ain to enter state ·by Sun =-'> r By Tbe Aasoclated Prell Ohio will see fair sties and seasonable temperatures tonighL Lows will reach the mid-40s across the Stale. Saturday promises more SliDshine, except for the far western parts of Ohio where clouds will incJ'el!SC. F.lighs Sattmlay will be near 70 in the north and in the lower 70s south. Cooler temperatures and a chance of showers should reac:h Ohio by SIIDday. The record high on Ibis date in Columbus was 83 in 1953. The record low was 17 in 1952. Sunset tonight will be at 6:44 p.m. Sunrise Saturday at 7:49 a.m. Weather forecast: Todny ...Sunny. Highs in the 60s. TonighL ..Fair. Lows in the a;nid 40s. Saturday ... Mosll)' sunny. Increasing cloudiness m the west in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 70s. Exteuded forecast: Stinday ...Cooler with a chance of showers. Lows in lhe 40s. F.lighs in the 50s. . Monday and Tuesday ... Fair. Morning lows from the· upper 30s to mid 40s. F.lighs mid SOs to·mid 60s. Meigs announcements ~Ceuterbaar . · The Salem Ccna Cburc:h will hold a bs7.lll' 9 a.m.-4:30p.m. Oct. 29 at the church. Crafts and gifts will be .;old ud the cbun:h will serve aoup, siiiCiwil:hea, pie, coffee and tea. . Home TOtfll Pride meetlq A Home Town Pride meeting ' has beeo set for Monday at 6:30 p.m. 011 the IIJliiCl partiuftc:.!: l'omerQy. Sarah Fisher is · up the program wblch has as its objective a -unity-wide effort to make Pomeroy a cleaner and m(JC auraclive town, one tl which residents cau be poud Harveat eelebntlou A harvest celebration will be held 81 the Rejoicing L,ife Church, Middlepolt, OcL 28. Activities for childreu. ages three through fifth grade have been planned frOm 7 to 9; apd I1IOIIC in 8Jlldes silt through 12 from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. There will be games with prizes and refreshments. This is not a coSlUIIIe pany. Revival services Dr. Paul Payue of West Chester will be the Bible teacher and evaugelist during a series of meetings at First Sou~liem BaptisCChurc:h, Pomeroy Pike. Dr. Payne was pastor of First Baptist Church, Huber Heights, before retiring into full-lime evaugelism. Sllbject of the meetings wiD be ''The King i1 Coming" and will be on the 'events of .Christ's second coming. The services begin SWJday at 10:4S a.m. and will ·continue Sunday through Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor Lamar O'Bryant invites -"--" the · the public to """'IU services. ijc is survived by his wife, Alice Wills Shafer of Ravenswood; and sister, Mary Woofter of Ravenswood. Servk:es wUl be 1 p.m. SaiW'day in the SU'aigbt-Tucker &. Roush Funeral Home, witb the Rev. Dan Hogan officiating. Burial wiD follow iD the Ravenswood Canctcry. Friends may call between 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Vandalism reported at East Letart News media howls over closing ofjury selection LOS ANGELES (AP)- Nicole and Rouald who? · , The focus of the OJ. Simpson case has abruptly shifted to ilsucs far removed from the knife killings of Simpson's ex-wife and her friend. Instead, a constitutional battle between the uews media and Superior Court Judge Lance Ito has erupted over his clecisiou to bar the media and public from a portion of jury selection. The fight mtensifies today as a media auomey seeks to hali the closed jury selection .so a higher court can review lbe issue. Kclli Sager, who represents several news organizations. planned to rue an appeal today contending Ito's decaston violates free speech rightS. . "Under the First Amendment, the public and the press have a right of access to jury selection (unless) there is a compelling interest," she siiid "And no such compelling interest"c~tilts in this case.'' The motion to close jury seleclion was made by both lhe defense · and lhe ~ution atlbe urging of the judge, who has long tJtprcssed Meigs EMS runs P Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service answered five calls for assistance Thunda u · -.......A:n · , .... ed: Y· lilts ''""~""_'g me:,.... MIDDLEPORT 5:33 p.m., South Second A N S 'th PI venue, ewaza m• • easant Valley Hospital; IO:S4 p.m., Middleport VFD . . ' (AP)- Ohioans Loialn developer Alan Spitzer, al Hospital. who backed the referendum, said RACINE split that by factoring iD tbe ~ of 3:57 p.m., Racine VFD and OD wbelber Cllilo I sltoli1d be made leaal in lbe ltate, The error, the results WCIC a statislical squad, car/bus accident on Tanners · tie which il "remarkably good." Run Road, Darrell Sayre and Tom PlalitDealer 1cponed today. ' · Hill, refused treatmenL The newapaper ssld iU poll RUTLAND showed 51, pon:eat of lboae sur9:06p.m., State Route 124, veyed 0J11101C1! clllinol md 46 perMargaret Weber, Holzer Medical cent WCIC in fav«; T1iree pen:ent Am Ele PoW'er ·--------11 318 Cenlel. were unc1eclded in the poll, 'which had a of error of 3.1 perAshland ou ..-----..--..-..38 cemage IS. AT&T l/4 The S. Black Corp. COD· BankEvau One.-----·----....211 Bob __,_;_ _ _19 1/4 ductcd the tacpbone survey of 962 CIYmploa IDd·-···--......24 114 :- VETERANS MEMORIAL registered' YOCerl on OcL 3-6. The Cbii'DliDa Sllop --71/l Thunday admissions- none. survey used a computer proCity Holdlq •• Thursday discharges - Shirley grammed witb Ohio tclepbonc preFederal MCJIIII----213/4 Roush, Racine; Talmadge Saewah, fixes to genente a list of phone Goodyear'fi<R--.,. • .....35 5.,. /1 . New ·Ha ven, W.Va.: 0 paIS ears, numbers. K-mart - - -•• -15 .., .. In 1990. a statewide ballot'lssue Lucll End.--------1111/4 Middleport; Mary Chapman, that would have permitted casinos Umlted lnc-----------.18 314 Pomeroy; Ethel Grucscr, Pomeroy. in Lorain and elsewhere was Multimedia Inc. ·-·-----.29 Ill HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER PolntBaacorp.----------19 Disebaraes Oct.lO- Vanessa defeated by a margin of 62 pm:c:nt Reliance Eledrtc------.291/l Elliott, Mrs. Keith Wisemau and to38~ Rullbl• A Myen..------.17111 son, Glenna Williams, Violet Sboney'slnc...--------·15 Ill Grant, Ioseph Bennett, Mrs. DenThe Sentinel ~~:;:!i1:::::::::.:::.:i4s': nie Fisher and son. Wortbln&ton IncL------.21 3/4 Births - Mr. andGalliMrs.l~atncMr ' k (USn 113-Hil St«k npores 11re tile 10:30 Lm. Cochran, daUghter, po as: · l'llbllDd onry .,.11001 , Molday .....,.., . quotu provided by Ad vest o and Mrs. Michael Shoemaker, son, PridQ. 111 Court St., ......,. 0111o, by 111e · GaWJNIIII. Thunnau. 0111o VIIJoy I'OIIIIilll11 Co-y/MIIIIIllllllll .• .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;;;~~ - (Publlsbed with permission) Deer/car accident probed frustration about the amount and nature of lbe coverage. Ito closed the portion in which prospective jurors are asked whelher they can still be impartial despite ilitc:nsive coverage of the • case. Reportcr.s will be allowed back in the courtroom Wednesday when prospective · jurors are quizzed abolll their backgrounds, beliefs and biases. The move was bqely prompted by Ito's C'Onccrn that a coni{Oversial new book about Nicole Brown Simpson will affec:t Simpson's rightlo a fair trial. "The obvious compellin~ interest is the cross-pollinauon of prospective juron," Ito's ruling said. Many. legal scholars consider jury selection the most important pan of a trial, said American Civil Liberties Union auomey Douglas Mirell. "The judge, it seems to me, has developed a very suspk:ious, fearful, hostile and antithetical view of the legitimate media's role in covering tbil eveut," said Soutbwestea;p University law professor Robert Pugsley. Maer lhe rulinl!• 18 prospective jurors were questiOned in private. Five were dismissed, including a woman who said she heard Ms. Simpson's 911 tape on Geraldo Rivera's tslk show IIICI thought that somebody was being hllrt. A deer/car acCident was 'reportcd Wednesday night along S• .• , Route 124 near the planing mill in Syracuse, according to the Meigs County Sheriffs DepartmenL · . ' '' Sherry Hensler, of Racine, reported she was driving west on the road when the deec rammed the passenger side of bet 1990 Chevro- ,; let causing moderate damage, reports stated · ..: The deer was not fo110d, records show. I Stolen dirt bike recovered A dirt bike stolen from a Pomeroy porch Monday was.rccovered by the Meigs Counry Sheriffs Department Wednesday, according to the Pomeroy Police DeJ!lutmenL . Cindy Park, Union Avenue, Pomeroy, reported a black Kawasaki din bilce was stolen from her back patio Mooday, records show. The sheriff's departmena found the bike in the weeds along Stilry's Run Road, reports sraled. Ohioan leads law on chase BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va. (AP) -An Ohio mm led police on a high-speed chase from Barbomsville to his mother's house in Chesapeake, Ohio, then Oed.on foot before being csplllftJd. an officer said During the half-hour chase, which R~Cbcd ~ of 90 mpb, 1ohnny Fnnldin rammed bia car into two police cruisen IIIII another car, Officer Raben McQuaid said. The incident saaned when police responded to a call lbat Franklin, 27. was drulik IIICI ~ a disiltbance at his u-wife s home , McQuaid said · . McQuaid said he was on his way to the house when he saw Franklin headed the other way on U.S. 60. He said he turned and llied to pull f1ulklin over. • : ''ll was a slow pursuit at first, but he Just wouldn't pull (l,ver,'' McQuaid said. . _ .• I •I CLB respo-....tH:~ . An East Le1art man reported someone stole screens from win- ' dows in his trailer between 5 and 9 p.m. Wednesday, according to the Meigs Co110ty Sheriffs DepartmenL . 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I W.VA. . above, but ia pepariilg to provide · Korea any aid whatever. huge amOUDts of economic assisFinally, as a son tl mnschiDo · tance to this reeling Communist cherry on the sundae, Mr. Clinton ruin - aid that will enable it to has agreed to start upgradiug thil ·survive indefinitely, as a tra&edy country's' relations with North for its citizens and a continuing Korea. (AI present we have none.) m~ to the ~ld . . If it accepts 11ae above largess, and Ftnt, Wasbmgton as pressunng appears to be keeping its own South ~ ~ provide the North, • promise, the North Korean Comat no tmmedlate cost whatever. monist regime will be rewarded with enough coal and fuel oil to - with an ellchange of liaiSon offac:es, ope~ the eslimatcd half to two- on the model of our crawls into bed thirds of irs induslrial facilities thai with China IIICI Vietnam,' aud full (according to The New York diplomatic recognition will foDoiv Times) have bad 10 cloee down for iD due course. lack of power. The above arc the anangemen11 Then, in addilion, South Korea that were being hammered out in and Japm will be induced 10 build Geneva, as Mr. Clinton kept the in the North a series of "light- American public's gaze fl!ltcnod 0!1 water" unclear reactors that will the ridiculous spectacle of IR8Il iliCieiSC ill eneqy supply "democracy" being "restored" to 6ut w~ waste cannot easily be lbili. ' couvertcd into material f« atomic WllllaiJ! a..her Is a DiltlD· bombs. · gulsbed Fellow or tbe Claremout In awe you arc wondc:ling why ' IDStltute for tbe Study or States. Mr. CliniOD is trying to use Japan maushlp and Polltleal PblloJO· IIICI South ICCI'ea as 80\D'CCS of aid pby. for North Korea, aather than pro(For lnformatloo ou bow to vide it himself, it is because Ameri- . comm~lcate electrollkally wltb can law, which be is apparently tbls columnist aud others, CC!D· W1lble 10 repeal but il nonetheless tad Amerka Oullae by calllq 1• eager to get around, wisely bars the 800-8%7-6364, ext. 8317.) United States from giving North A l.CIIJI Bottom a. wbo allepdly Cut RCiw liiiD willa a blfc, •· Wednesdly nl&bt Jn Jimmy's Blr iii PometOy ftl!lllina ill' Holzet ~ Medical cauer in lllblc CODditiou wilb broken mlllll ~ puiiCIIIIed · 111111, ~eo ibe Pomaw PUtice DepaiDitu. · i Mart Ziehnaki, of Loaf Bottom, was admitted Thuraday,' llllCCI'dins 10 a nuraiDa supcmaor, · · • Jmmy LaWRDCC of Long Bottom was knifed 10 dle·.-11111 floe at 11:03 p.m. Wednrsday and -llkc:n by private vdlic:le 10 Veterans Memorial Hoapitsl where. be was later treated and reltailed, recads show. A 2.S-inch folding pocket knife was recovered after the amiJW fled. Jqlortlllatcd. Charles Roy Shafer United States surrenders to North Korea II il mucb the IIIIIIC in other CODICSIS. · In CaUfornia, pemment health insurance is on the lJallot to have lbe :..-amr eta)OIIC. The~ opinion poDs show it losing. au-Prince? •.•• • · In Malllcbulells, Sen. Edward Kennedy's opponent, Republican Miu North 'Kor.ea U 1 fearfully • •ROIDIICY, says hcallh can: is DDt a top Vllltl coucem. -~ Communist regime, very : "The belith care crisis has not disappeared;;• Kennelly said as Demo- .near economic collapse. which has ' Clllic ·leaden aclmowlcdgcd nearly a mouth 1(0 that they c:ould not win repu!iated its treaty oblipliODS by ' IKllioD on it thil year. "I wiD never give up tbe fighL" . · ID8llufaclllring au unknown number II was Seu. Bob Dole, tbe Re{lublicu leader, who said Congress of atomic bombs IIICI ia now ccpp' ,::should walt and let the voters decade wbal to do about iL ''Maybe the 1!~ iiSclf with missiles ~ c:i ' A,..erican people wiD give us further guidance in tbele elections across delivering them. It has defied inter\' the CCllllllry," he said. . national monitors seekiil& to :; But any messase wiD be in the numbers, how many Republicans, bow inspect two super-secret sites :· 111111y Democrats, 1101 on health care as an ilsue. Sea. Phil Gramm, t!Jc · involved in its nuclear prolUIDI, ·• Republican campaip cbairman, said voters should exJftSS their opinion : on the subject by elecling or rcjecting Ointon's allies. : Thai Slllkes ID lllhance Republicau c:laim to a mandate against Clin• ton's health care plana DCXI lime, givea lbe vinual certainty of sizeable : GOP gains in C0D&reaa. . ·· While thai Mdd mate htallh care reform an even toogher sell, OinAre ghosts just acacy but imlai- on the floor. As told in the book, "The Ghost •ton says he will lie '*k, full f01tc, 10 try. ~ ereatura seeu prlneipall)' 011 "That didn't bother me so of Flight401," on one occasion · :· "We can fllld a way :lve peaple their choice of doclm, to tecp the ~oween or ue they aometimes much," he said.. "I assumed I after lbe accident a OigbtiiiiCIIdanl ;· caet COIDins dowu, IIIII · cover all Americans," the campligning Clin- f« aeal? If your 8IIIWa il ''inl&i- hadn't made the paper wads thick discovered she had one more pas• roil said. "And we're going to keep pg until we do iL" nary," how would JllU explain the scnger thaD she could account f« ,.' · . foDowing gbolt IIOriel? on the 111811ifest. Then she apoltcd ! EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mean, vice praldnt aucl nl-A young couple ol my acquainan l3astcm Airlines captain iilllli·1 •alst for Tile AIIIOelated Preas, llu reported OD Wasbl1poa aud tancc who mowd fftllilthe c:it.y into form she hadn't remembered see· : aatloueJ polldca for Dirt tbaa 30 )'tas'L • a 140-year-old farmhouse noticed ing. one morning that the door to the eoougb. But I wu ·really shaken . "I beg your nardnn, caJJ'ain," guest room wu opeu. They had oue moming to fiDd the door 10 the sbe said "I don'i-IIIVi you on niy always kept dill room lbut to save room opeu ud tbe wad of paper JilL.. He didn't R8pODd but stared on heat. A few liiOIDinga lifer they not on the floor but ou top of a straight ahead. She called the fli&bt awakened to find a ligbt on in lbe =~·~r drawen· 6 feet from tile captain. When he leaned doWII to l.ly Tile Aasclclated Prell 1 1 : • Today is Friday, Oc:L 21,the 294th.day rl1994. 'l)CR arc 71 days left same room d_ address the man iu uniform, he When the door was fOuad opeD Is dlere IOIIIC ,......,.,._ lhcory turned white. I I on other mominaa, the ~uaband to ICCOIIDI for sucb eerie goinp"~v God!" he said. "It's Bob :·ill the~ ~ 'sF.IighliiMin~: :- · on 21, liii>S, the Baule of 'l'rlfWir took place off the C08$I of seu:bed f« IIOIIIC Joalcal CxpJana- on? How about tbe atorf of ID Loftl',.Loft bad been the pilot of ;:sp~~n. A British fleet commanded·by Adinilal Rando Net~ defeated a lion -Ute the wind or a door lalcb Eutcm Airlinea jet that crashed the ill-fated planO. As loon as the ·:combined Fralch and Spanish (leet; Neboil, however, was kill~. thaldida't bold li'OIIelly. . ~::a=•I!Dd the ,pilot captain bluttcd 0111 Loft's IIIIIIIC,the ;. ' Onth~datc: ' . . : He put a wail ol pliper between A ~ __,.._ , _ ..... man c1isa111Je1nc1 .....:. poofl ;: ia !797,the U.S. Navy ~Conscitulion,lboknowu as "Old Iron- · ibe door IIICithe·Julb to lreep the .ew ........... - &1IOili of Susy Siutth, author of "Promidoor from oponlaa • .Bveu after the two crew membera 6eJI!' to nent Americao Gboats," says ·:actea " was llunChlld in Bo111011's hubilr .. . · ·: Jn'1879, 'lbomas Edilon inven&ed a 'liOI'able eleclric liJht at his labo- doing tbia, llowever, be would appear ~-~ ~ Airlillel JbOIIJ IPJICii' occa,.lonally at the ICIIIIoliJDCS fincl tbe door open iD planes ...., WCIC US I SS1vqed places where they were happiest or :nb>' in Mall!) Part. NJ. . : In 1944, SO yem ago, dunng World W• II, U.S. II'OOpS CI)IIUred the lbe IIIOtniDI 8lld the wad of Jllller JlllU from the wrccbd plane. · saddest or ll ileo aceue ol i great · ;'Oaman cit)' tl Aa:hcD. " crime or accident in which t!Jey -; In .194S women iD Frauce were allowed 10 vote f« tbe first lime. · War marched in Wasliington, D.C.; small group tried but failed to storm _,involved. · :. Jn 1959: diC Gvaenhci!D Muaewu, aped by u:bitcct Prank Lloyd the Pentagon. Halla Holzor, a flmoua pmp~y­ In 1971, President Nixon JJOII!buited Lewis~ Powell 8lld William H. c:boloail't, tella ia Ilia . book, :i-Wn,tal. ()Jitlled to IhC J111b1ic ID New York. . . •• Ill· 19601 Democrat John F. Kenuedy ud Republican Richard M. ~elmquislto the U.S. Supreme Court. following the resiparioos of Ius- "<Jboiia I'~ Mcc," 11xJut I mall· · ;.... clasbed ill - 'fourdiiiiCI fiDil prclidca•ieJ debate, tclcvifcd frcjm IICel Huso L Blaclt md Jobu M. Harlan. , iliD who Mill wl* bim to a lllllllFive yeira ago: Reaciie v.Ut:en iD (¥111111, pulled lonpbore- ed boae ,IQ try 10 I>*Ma:t a &bOlt musicai"MyFair Lady;" sJIITing Audley Hef" . mau Bock Helin alive from the 'lmCkqe of the NimiiZ Freeway, J*l of wllo- dlliupdua.tbe ba"leeliQ!d · ~- 11e1 . . . . _ 111!1 iu world premiere It the CrlteriOD Theater m wbicll had c:c>llapsed during the Oct. 17 eatlbquake. (Altllotash the RIClle . Duriq tbe ·IOfiiiCf tbe IIIJidiDID ..._YOlk. .. . • . wu bailed. as miraculous, Helm dicct less than a month later of his ·aid, "S"ometblna w•cbed, me • . ;r•iD ·1967, ~a~~ o1 iholalds clemolisUators ~to the vaecnam . ~.) Tbae ii•"'NNIOII 0!1' the seuee l*lt ' '• .. • lcolumbusl71• . · ·' ~· Alleged assalliJnt in hospittll Neva Kbaea, 94, ol South et.Ieston, W.Va., died.Wedueldly, OcL Six months ago, Bradley aud Clinton headlined a Washington fund-raiser for Echohawk, an American Indian who's the Democratic candidate for governor of Idaho. Shortly thereafter, Bradley called Hollywood stsr Dustin Hoffman to ask for his help in Ec:hohawk's campaign. Hoffman responded wilh a check for $SO,O!JO - abouliO percent of Echobawk's campaign wsr chesL Ecbobawk has a Sll'an~ way of showing his, gaatitude. Like ll)llly Democrats aiound the country, he's now distancin himself from Clinton. Echohaw\ recendv said that CliRon "failed almost lnuncciiatcly" as president and needs "some · basic: moral values about what's right and wrong, and enough gumption, I guess, to slick to iL'' - Harsh words from a mau who gave one of the nominating speech- . es for Clinton at the Democratic Convention in 1992. A BradleY. spokesman says the senator doesn t regret raising so much money for Echobawk. Jack AudersoD and Michael Blostein are writers for United Feature Syudkate, Inc. .~ Letters to the editor Local News in .-Briefi'; · Neva Kimes seiD has taken only lOken stepS eo Bill cilftion. \ --Area deathss--- OHIO Weather Ku~aiti POWs·. are still unaccounted for WASHINGTON.,.- Retired Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf had iust finlllhcd a round of skeet shoot log WilblliS 1011 last IJXing wileD ~ ID8II be had uever met ~ him aud gave bim a hug. Before Schwmkopf knew what was happening, the Sllanger planted a kiss of gratitude on the rOunded cbeet of America's most famous living general. · "You saved my life," the man said. The stranger was Col. Mahmoud al-Dousari, a Kuwaiti citizeu who 38 months earlier was awaiting eJtecution in a Baghdad prison. The sceue toot place at the Kuwait Equestrian and Hunt Club, an eJtclusive nook of Kuwait City where Kuwait's upper crust come to shoot IIICI ride. In a rambling monologue in biOken Englilb, Dousari told bi1 stay to Schwarzkopf. It's a story that helps explain the intensely persoual way the Gulf War is still felt in . and ..... ... __ who Kuwaat, u"' ~~onYof .u"""' ~! to ~ the mtcrnauonll SIDC- . lions agamstlraq: The Dilly Sentinel .P aa• 3 ' Il -..o..~.--...-...o IJMIIJ 0 ' I ' T_._,_,_!Jft _ _ .....l'l1co01 ... _ _ _ _ I' . - - ( ' �The Daily Sentinel Sports On the MAC football scene, Pllll 4 "I tbhi~kuslwb~ev~r wins this game o vto y-11 gomg to lake a Bowling OnlCII has made it look giant step toward the champieasy Car. Can it continue -'"ao ~Balls 7 Its hot onship," ..Bowling Green coach s....... a tate Gary Blackncy said. Bow ing Green, winner of six At 6-1 overall and 4-0 in the suaight sames by an average score MAC, Bowling G~n owns a half. o£39-8, will host tile Cardinals Sat- game lead over Ball State (3·2·1, urday in the biggest game of the 3.0.1). Ball State is the defending season in the Mid-American Con- MAC champion, while the Falcoos ference, won the league title the prior two There is no argument that the years. g~me will b~ the mo~t important · Ball State is concluding a tortu· e1ther team will play thu season. By R!!TYw · MILrlterLER AP 8r-· 11 . overtime victory over Packers · ,1,'1me after time Thursday. the Vikings stuffed Green Bay, only to warch their offense wilt against the ·Packers' relentless Jlii$S rush. Moon was 20-for-45 for 156 }'ards with two interceptions and ha~ been sacked four times t~t~e by Scan Jones - when the V!'dngs took over at their own 34 With 5:32 left in regulation, trailing 10-7. . The offense hadn't been within 30 yards of the end zone, and had run just seven plays in Green Bay tenitory. It was similar to Green !3ay's. season-opening 16-10 win, m which Moon threw for 166 yards !1\ld was intercepted three limes in hts Vikings debuL Minnesota was driving late in that game, too, until Green Bay lineb~cker James Willis caught M;oon s fmal pass at the Packers 22 With 1.:5~ to play.. TI!is bme, Moon came through. , He hit seven of IO.passes for 58 . yards. ~o )ead . Mmnesota to Rcve1z s ftrst f1eld goal, a 29- Scoreboard Football I NFL standings Bueblll -- . Cl.EVELAND INDIANS: Sianod lallollul. ~= _ ............. 1999.•fi•..,.... ~- MJLWAUICEI! B S: Eatld.od \bel 1995 apQoa on &ho liUI&IKt m Ricl:y . lf~~ .571 .Miti 134 143 B.trolo ............. 4 3 0 B....,pil<hor. OAKLAND N.Y. Jdo .........•. 4 3 0 .571 116 121 tn.ti...palio..... 3 4 0 .419 I~ 145 Now llripnd.... 3 4 0 .419 175 113 CenlniDIaJ!VI!l.\ND.. S I 0 .133 l'illlllwJb ......... 4 2 0 ,filii .-........ 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' Toledo coach Gaiy PiDkel baJ: been vic:dlnizcd by Ball Jllile 1111t Bowlins GreeD 1n tile last two . w··'-· - · - .-....,......,u·ve on. ..-... and has the teys to the ouiCOIIIe between the MAC's lqltwo teams. · • 'Turnovers are going to be a factor," Pinkel said, pointingiJ!Il that Bowlilg Green is fifth ilt the nation aDd first ia the MAC in turnover margin. Bowling Green' s defense has forced 17 turnovers including 12 interceptions, while giving up the ban twice on fumbtea and four timesoninlerceplions. ~~sn~!,~i~kc~~~:fi,~~i- def!!:=y~do~:n~=~; Rice coach Ken Hatfield expressed the same sentiment in de ·b· .~. · 'th ... A:~. mg u"' meeung WI .ew "They are in the SWC. and we need 10 find a way 10 beat them. This game is imponant because we want 10 win this game vuy badly,'. Hatfield said. " If you have a chance to .beat the favorite in the conference early. you have a leg up in trying to go to the Cotton Bowl." down. ''In my opinion, it's not difficult at all," Blackney said. " Not if you can sense the heat of the confer· ence championship." Asked if he subscribed to the theory that a team can only be emotionally primed for two or three games a year, Blackney said, "No. I thinlc you am get up for 12. And thill's what we trv to do.' ' the attention given to the Falcons' high-flying offense. "Their defense is so strong and they go about their job so methodically ," Schuele! said. "They just shut evuybodl down." It shouldn t be a surprise that the league champ could wen come out of the game: The teams have won five of the last seven MAC titles. AUTOGRAPH SALE , YiAt Blues led Helsinki IFK to a 3-2 victory over Jokerit, featurin~ Los Angeles' Jari Kurri IIIII Winrupeg's Teemu Selanne. Cliicago's Chris· tian Ruuttu, who played for IFK.• was hit by a stick in the face six minutes mto the game. He lost three teeth -and needed more than 10 stitches in .his f~ce. Ruuttu returned n the third penod. . ·'It was my best game tn the Finnish league," said Tikkanen. who last played in F'mland as a 20year-old m 1985. "But I felt sluggish after not playing .a ga~e for several months. Wben 11 conunues, I'll get into the rhythm, and then you'll see something." SA\.E Ken Griffey Jr.................... ~ Frank Thomas .................. ~ Dan Marino ........................ ~ Troy AikmSn ...................... ~ 49.95 49.95 · 59.95 59.95 Plus many more players available... Call or stop in Certificate of Authenticity with all autographs. Layaway Now For Christmas Open 10-8 Mondaythru Saturday 12·5 Sunday STAR SPORTS CARDS "'N THE r In Middleport Call 992-44~2 ' DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. Fall Ha.rvest of Savings Ge& . LOOK FOR GREAT SELECTIONS AND PRICES ALL MONTH 308 E. Main St.. Pomeroy, 6hio 1-992-6641 1-800-8237-1094 Only a ' (' 1). · u; go.od October 1 ·November 21, 1994 pOfferDLARIS' RIVERFRONT HONDA GAUlPOLIS best that tile MAC bas to offer. . In other games, Ohio (().6 ().,4) "We've gottal better over tile is at Kent (1-5, 1·3), Ea;tern l,a, st few ,weeks,"· Schudcl said. · We don t ha...,.., ·•~•· ... ~ .... · M'tch'1gan (1·5 1· 3) IS · at Weslem · . . .•v·r -· ·" """" Michigan (5·2.' 3-2) and Toledo (3- one stat that' s really impo~t is 2·1, 1-1"-1) plays at Akron (0-6, (). we haven't lost a game 1R the 5). league." Ball State hasn't had an easy . Bowling Green, by contrast, game so far, losing at West 'Vir- hasn't beeD pushed. The Falcons ginia 16-14 and at Purdue 49·21 to ooened with a 20-15 loss to qationopen the season. The Cardinals · ally-ranked North Carolina State, edged Ohio 21-14. before embark- then mowed down Akron 45-0, ing on their rugged trip through the Navy 59,21, Eastern 30-13, Cincinnati 38-0, Ohio 32-0 and Toledo last week 31-16. Despite ·cominl! off a same But tile Couaats are only third-best in tile wAC right now behind No. 12 Colorado s•a•• 1'7..())' and N 18 Utah (6-0), and"';~ beat Te!-Et Paso to keep J*C with the winner d this week's Colorado State-Utah er vote in 1992. Several first:round draft choices few years qo, the Los Angeles of the Dodgers Ill_ recent years have Ood$,eR f~.,:atem Was being been flops, and IR the late 1980s, heavily cri · · Now it's being - the team relied on free agency piaised. ' . rather than its farm system .for fill. Oulfieldu' Raul Mondesi unani- ing holes. , mously won the NL Rookie or t!te A!' that s c;Itan8ed· y car award Thursday, the third Rick Sutcliffe, Steve Howe, Ferstraight Los Angeles winner of an nando Va!enzuela and Steve Sax 11pna tiiC Doclp's have domil)8ted won Rookie of the Year awards for since its inccptiOII. ' Los Angeles from 19'7?-1982. !Jte · "I want to say thank you to my Dodgers. could make ~~ fo~r m a teammates·" Mondesi said from row agam next year 1f Tnple-A his home lhe Dominican Repub- third b~man Ron Coomer plays lie. "They tell me. 'You've got to to potenbal. . · . Coomer, who h1t .338 w1th 22 play hard because you've got a ··cbancetowinRooldeofthcYIIIII'.' homers a~d 123 RBI~ ~or Albu"1 pbiyecl bard every day, that's que.rque .m the .Pac1f1c Coast wh 1won.' • League this year, IS only one or a ~ OQcJacrs have had the NL's n~ber o~ farmhands the Dl?dgers top rookie 14 times since Jackie belteve w11l play for them m the RObinlon - for whom tile plaque near future. .. is now named - won the lnit1al Others are outfielders B1lly Ash· awanl in 1947 with Brooklyn. No ley, Roger Cedeno and To.dd other NL learn has won more than Hollinsworth; fli'St baseman Mite · · Busch, and pitchers Danen SIX;'What it really says is just the Dreifort, Chan Ho Park, lsmael continuation of the direction we Valdes, Greg Hansell, Antonio have been headed, having three Osuna and Rick Gorecki. . Rookie of the Year winners and a Ashley is ex~~ed to starr in number of players who will have left fJCld for the Dodgers next scathe opportunity to win tile award son, if there is a season. But he is next year," Dodgers general man- not eligible for the rookie award. ager Fred ClairC said. Ashley, who hit .345 with 37 home "There lhould be no question in runs and 1OS RBls for Albu· Jinybody's mind about the direclion querque, is eiaht major 1caguc at· or drawing from our farm system." bats over the f30 allowed to quali· Mondesi, who batted .306 and fy as a rookie. led mlijor leaaue outfielders with "I've been very fortunate, this 16 assists, was tile seventh imani- is my sevCIIIth Rookie or tile Year mous winner in the NL. Catcher as a manager," Tom Lasorda said. Mite Piazza was a WUIJiimpus win· "Like Fred said. it's a chain reacncr last year, and Dodgers first lion. Everybody joins in something baseman Eric Karros won in a·clos· lite this.'' I B e I i e '· e 1 MondesiNL~toprook~ Reserve vour new just take delivery bv 1,995 Pol~ris SL650 February 2H, 1995 Standard. SL650, and get $200 in SL750, or SLT750 FREE clothing or with a $200 non-refu~dablc accessories PL! 'S tii'O FREE deposit by November 21, 1994. perform ance lifcvcm when vou Polaris will auarantee avai lacomrlcrc I'Oilr purchase. " bility of the model you choose. I ~N. V.I"" ous to ur-gamc swb 1D~J.? :whicbeh it hasp 1ayed argua y ""'.our st leallls in tile league. The Cardinals beat Central Michi'tn 31-28.. played to a 24 tic at aledo and then bumped off preseason favorite Western Michigan 16-131ast week. "This is the fourth game in this stretch ... and Bowling Green is clearly the best of that lot," Ball State coach Paul Schudel said. One other game Saturday could have bearing oo the title: Miami of Ohio (3-3-1, 3-1) at CenJrDI (S-2, 4- Tens A&M (fH!). . For th~ thmk1.ng Rice (3-2) bas no busmesa hoping to handle a team it hasn't beaten llil)ce 1980 should !eeall last week s glll)c. when Rice ~ ~No. 1~ Texas for the r~ ume S1IICC 1965. ByY, virtually the annital re~ sentauve o~ the Wes!Cm Athleii;C COJ!ferenc:e m the Holi~y Bowl, ts By KEN RAPPOPORT June." AP Hockey Writer Bellman bas said the league Even though Gary Dettman and would need at least a 40· or 50Bob Goodenow may 'soon be talk- · game schedule to have a legitimate ing again, it won't be in time to season. To play a SO-game schedsave the entire NHL sellSOR. ule, the NHL would have to start The league conceded Thursday by mid-December. A 40-game it will not be able to salvage tile schedule would mean starting complete 84-g8me schedule, and an around Jan. 1. announcement regarding a revision Dettman called the NHL PlayerS' will be made in the next few days. Association in an effort to restart It was the first acknowledge· negotiations. But Goodenow, the ment by the league that games will NHLPA's executive director, was be lost. The 21-day lockout has ' in Florida on Thursday, when he resulted iD liS games called off. . • planned to meet with the Tampa The Canadian Press reponed the Bay Lightning lind Florida Panthers league is planning a '78-game players. schedule, and the NHL will keep "Everybody, including me. redoing the schedule on a weekly would like to ·be playing hockey," basis so if an agreement is reached, Bettman told CP from his New a start-up would not be hindered by York office. "If there was a ·willthe absence of a schedule. . ingness to sit down and make 11 On Thursday, NHL legal coun- deal, it would be done in a matter !ICI Jeff Pash said the league waniS of hours." · to have a "credible" reKUlar seaBettman and Goodenow last son leading to the ptayo!IS. spoke Oct. II, when the owners "Obviously, tile longer tile start rejected the players' last conuaet date is in tile past, the JIIO!'e likel,>; pro~. . )'OU have to tnmcate your sellSOR, 'We would like to make a deal, lie ~d at a luncheon sponsaed by but there has to be some movement tlte New Jersey Devils. "As com- on the other side so that we know miSsioner Bettman said, we're not that there could be negotiations going to push the season past with a spirit of compromise," IMionoDI.W.. - · NHL concedes inability to save 84-game season ' NATIONAL CONFERENCE fbllodolpllio.:.... 4 2 N.Y. Oluu ...... 3 3 AIW>na............. 2 4 Wullin""" ...... I 6 .· R• & BYU h d • t • I b t d . ICe . ea In 0 CrUCIS .OU S atur ay Tonight Gallipolis 81 Portsmouth River Valley 81 Wanen Local Point Pleasant at Meigs Trimble at Eastern (homecoming) Miller at Southern Wahama at Duval Hanitan at Symmes Valley , Marietta 81 Athens Jackson at Logan AJexanderatFedendHockjng Wellston at Nelsonville-York Belpre 81 Vinton County South Point at Coal Grove Fairland at Buffalo-Wayne Miami Trace at Cincinnati Nonhwest A - ....... AMERICAN CONFERENCE yarder that sent the game into over; time. Moon completed four of five passes for 57 yards on the fli'Sl pos· , session of the extra period. setting up Reveiz's 27·yarder for the win. "Oh, it was frustrating," Moon said of Green Bay's defensive pres· sure. "When you get that much heat, it makes you a little jittery at . times, then you start to throw the ball a little quicker than you want to. But we held in there. That's what they pay me the big bucks 10 do." Still, the Packers almost pulled even with Minnesota in the division race. and they nearly did it after losing quarterback Brett Favre wilh a hip pointer in the fust quaeter. The Paclcers pointed out the season is a long way from over. "We're not going to hang our heads now " cornerback Corey Harris said. :'Once this team qxnes together - the special te'ams, defense and offense - we'll be tough.'' This week in H.S. football Transactions . . · :Ball State-BG game tab-bed as pivotal; Kerit to host OU FridaY, October.21, 1194 Defense gives V kings 13-10 By RON LESKO MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - War· ren Moon still can't find the end zone ~ainst the Green Bay Pack· ers. ThiS time, hedidn'thave to. Minnesota's defense scored its fourth tou~hdown of the season · Thursday mght and held the Pack· · ers to just 48 yards in the second half, while Moon also struggled to move the Vikings. Moon finally led the Vikings to a tying field goal by Fuad Reveiz with 17 seconds left in regulation and the winning kick 4:26 into ov~~e for a 13-,10 win. . They all don 1 have to be real preuy.' ' Minnesota linebacker Jacli Del Rio said. "We did enough to win, that's the bolt.om line." Thanks to the defense, Minnesota (~·2) salvaged a game it seemed desuned to lose an_d kept the Pack· ers (3-4) from gelling back ~II! the · NFC Central race. The Vtkmgs l ea~ .Chicago ~Y. a .half-gam~. awatllllg the Bears tnp to Detron on Sunday. 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Taxes and title fee not included. All payments subject to credit approval DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVEl 1994 CAPRICE CLASSIC NOW SJ 995 1994 CHEVROLET BEREnA WAS S13,995 NOW s12,489 �II ' PIG• & The Dally Sentinel PomarOy.-Middleport, Ohio Friday, 0Cto2:r 21', 1?9' · Pomeroy-Middleport:. Ohio The . 11 .•• / ... . . .. .•. ' ' ~- .. Coli'...... , ......... Holiness .......,., w....w. Ollrdi tfCilrlol 33226 Olildooa'a """'"u Assemb ly of God Du"•a.u.a.a.... 1a . . . 111 CliNt • 511und Main Pu-.Allladlm Youth Minlller: am Pruier s-lay Scbool- 9:30a.m. WOnbip- 1:15, ID-.30 Lm, 7 p.m. WecNiday semceo -7 pm. Mlru ·. · ....... '' MJ..m• 75 Feu! &., MiddlepoiL Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 7:00p.m. W.,......ySonicoo-7p.m. IIICIIrtll l'lolor:' II. '-rO'IIeya Youth~·5:30p.m. u-m1 s.m.e -7 p.m. • ....... aurdo "'Clriol Pukr. UncllrwOOd . Sunday -9:30Lm. Euc:J- I•......, .,...., ........... 'Wonllip - 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wec!Dudoy Sonloi>-7:00pa sa... a• ._.. l'ollar. Bill lAde Sunday Scbool- 101.& Dedor ~:~Ridwd.l n.~somc..-7::10p.m. ......... Cllrlolloll Cllurdo Sodloy School -9:30 ...... PIIIAir. K-*11 Baker Sunday School· 9:30 L1L Wonhip- 111:45 a.m. (I• .t; 3nl San) , Vlanlip ·II LID. SI. ............ Clo. . . ComerS~ A s-..t SI., ""'*"1 a-ladl GNYO Clllordi 1'1.-IloWD~ Wonlip- 9:30ua.. 7 p.m. Un ited MethOdi St a........ a ... IIICIIrlot = Sdooal· lOUD. • IILJD., 6 p.m. Servi... -7 p.m. Vlctoi7Jiepdol~ S2HI. 2ad S&. Fllllllllpllll alrdo Po.- ..... Dovid McMIIIil s-~oy Sdloot· n a.m. Wonhip • 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. w......a.y SeMceo -7:30p.m. ,._,,_B. Hldfonl, W.VL Keeloo ' WonWp • Ulua., 7 p.m. Wdll I y Sonicol - 7 p.m. ' Rllillood S&., MalaD a-c...-v• MidclloilOit. Obilo . ~ Sd;,l. IDLIIL w..-, -u.._.,..,6,....... Wednelllly Servi'* • 7 p.'m. ,_ ·-llaptlot 1'111« : Arilll ilun Sunday !ldtoal· 10 ...... Church of God Wcinllip • II a.m. MI. Marloll a ... Ill God RadDo , _ , a.v.JMDOI Slltetficld Sandly Scbool· 9:45 LDI. ,....,._7p.m. W..._.., Servicea -7 p.m. CIMollr .._, SbiUua llaumaD Wonllip • 9 Lillo Sunday Schooi · IO LID. Thundoy SeMooa • 7 p.m. .._, 'rt:TL sean Sunday - 10 a.m. Wcnhlp - II Lm., 6 p.m. ' Wednol<loy Servica -7 p.m. ,. •• -;· ' ., .. •• ••• Wonbip · 9:30LIL SUJidar.Sc:liool· 10:30 a.m. UMYF Slinda; 6:30p.m. OJ. WhileRd. IIIISLI(lt60 P,a-. PJ. Cuoman s-loy School - IO Lm. WOnblp · lla.m. s.... ' a-. Pilla: Guy lllDol Sunday Scbool· 9:30 LID. Wonllip-6pa · w........, s,._airdi~ Sunday School· 9:30 Lm• Wlllllip•I0:30UL,6p.m. SeMca -7 p.m. w......., P A1111tif.!S.r->. - N"'!__JJD n~ Q\\;(f Strctl LIL Q3.,.,r., 93 Mill SttMt Mldcleport. Ohio '4&710 11t41B82-&&117 -18118-00KSI CHURCH IUPPLIEI • BIBLES • 1 . lllo018 bua to wvu-MIIInil Gwn• wll d8piid 117 LIIJ. PluM 811'1v•llllodg8 .. 1:30.for ciJedl-ln. In~. Co: · ofColumbus, 0. . 104W. Main 992·23.11_Pomeroy 2 In Loving Memory sn-JWao CHARLESR. , MASH, JR~ · Who pQsed .Wey Oct. 21 ' 1982. ·tt· ·· RIDENOUR SUPPLY · POMEROY, OHI0-992'-·677 ' BILL QUICKEL give, I'd give It, Y•· llld .' FURNITURE & HARDWARE . Homelile Saws· . RION, To heir your voice, to • -your emile : And 1t * you .at the j door• • ·God eaw that you ' f I ·GRAVElY ·TRACTOR SAlES . . A 204 (4indlr ~t. ' . ~ P01111toy, Olt. ~- . . CWSlFJEDS.- ~ - , SNOUFFEI FI!IE' & ~AFm 'SAliS I SDVKE ->I .. • ' 9,92;297$ SWISHER &LOHSE PIWtrMCY we I ·rg ,. Flit Doclan' ~ Prtscripllails_ - . . m -1955 PCiflloroy ' Cr:oV'('s Family 1 I ' Restaur~t . . l •-~ aAWUNGS-<oAn . ... , 992-5432 ' ' . ' ·' 214 E . Main 992·5130'f'onieroy ; : FUNERAl HOME FISHER '.·. · ·. '. 'bu'U 'be·(lotltJng on adoud \_vlth "D'EWING . n.n d ~ •' u,o,·lf the buys you'll fild In the · · FUNERAL HOME _..Established 1913 · ·' ' · dassl(ieds. · ,.i . 992·5141 992-21~,1 .. . 264 Sf~!'~ 2nd · Milldle.p11t · '1 ' • <' .~ .,. 1/ltUf~· .' ·' 1: ~ 106 _ ....,, 1 1/ ,,f'rl'lf'IP : • a... ' H '-roy ' weNWNry, So, ' he~- ... flOI!IIht beet, : . Ht~ end •atood b.kle.yclu .!"lulllliiiCIIIIIIf.IIIH C'l''''" .! ~21. W. Mai~ lt., Pomeril~ .. • 1 In Memory 11 J ha:l -'1 the world to .• • ·) Help Wanted 1-220-·--·· rklllr POSTAL .lOBS - ..1.41 lilt: FOr Ellllll Mel AIIDIIcollon lnlo. can 12111 71t131h fEll. 011581, I A.ll. 4 P.ll., Sun -Fri. · __,_,_ "''*"*10 CoNI- -.g I ._ ....... ........lclndlwtduololo.......-;·~ry. Far appl., 1~ D. GURY'S AUTOIODY Announcements NHiiif--- ................ -.101~ lnmy--bleprloeo, :r=oble, -nlly lOlling,- 802-20G8 Kido Counloy Day ca.. Jho Mst In Iovino q.. Ihy child core. .......~Iflod, Link,.,.. ......... rxnllent A ...,._ .._..., Far Lind To - · cau Ui, w.·u Do v... lllahll . = lloglc v.... Doy chciol, llon-Frl, 7:~ : 30 ..... llcenMd, rnranoble InLink, qulaiJy - - , able etatf, ... yow chid ~ lonlloOIIo day· .,... • •J....~ 992•5 1, 4 ~, .--' - ~ rat-. ..,_.., loving oarw. 14 yooro _...,.._ 30W75-5147. =-E~t:_ ell'• Qr Vl!!!=..n'L Hoft 211 y.,. Expo- w- Nogo- We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals WL FOR CUIUI1 PRICES ca.-- ClocMI Rolor- ~-11111. _ . 1e-sc Bom per ,.1111 for flattiii8CI u.s. tlalllo. CaU llftor I P.ll: For lliox, If No ..........,. " .... fMx25l 1544. . -·· 10113/TFN Replacement Wlndowe, Blown • lniiUiatlon,'Storm ..· Ooore, Stonn Wlndowe, Garegee. F. . Eatlm.... -Ing. Or311W023. Tr......,. -ogrop._ Avolllble 101 Wlllldlnatl • OfiJOr Evama CaU Kovln I14-4C&-1511 Aftor 5 • p.m. Wlniod: Slandlnv Jlmbor, Ir• ........... ' bonclod. 30WIII>3055 ... 882-21104. li/11/JM 111'4t'M1-.. TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Umestone BISSElL BUILDERS, IN~. New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing · Ugl1t Hauling, Shrubs·Shapped and Removed Mls.Joby ............... &Grafel · COMMERCIAL an!l RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 8111 Slaclt · ' 992·2269 614·742·2131 614•992·7643 11 (No Sunday Calls) 2112/IMfn Co1ait's o•io •' --v t .• "tt? . e trans : 11 U. ' ,· ~ ,' Memorial HO•tat Momt~leUr. Specializing: Dried Materlate . Pot pourrleuppllea Hi!bai'Crafla -PAYMENT PLAN- Yea, we can tab cash! ..,,. eo days ....,. aa cash -orpayments lor 48 monlha u tow u $35knonlh. - SERVICE VOUB 3ADSFACDON & Our Success begins ": onds -!lh setvlcel So, when your aatollite Isn't wart<ing ngh~ we rw PARTS Specializing In Cu11ton\ I Fr•me Repair IIEW & USED PlATS FOR AL~ IIAKES & IIO.DELS 112·70U OR I . 112·5SU OR ' ' ' • Cuelo!llllade • Solid vinyl repllcement .~ ' ' · windows Onemlleout I Fr11 Eatlmat11 But you didn't go Tuu.-wecl.:.f:ri.-Sat. ' 143fromRt.7 1-t For pert of ue - ' -craftsman Toola •Toys wllh-you The diiy God celled eQiauwa,. . you.hom& . 8ldly mllaiiCI·by wh, . Ann, chlldnln 111111 ' LOIIds-"·•a•- I Will rake ...v. and clur brwh: Inwood for oolo, $25$35 • kled, Jetfa Llwn Sen~lu, 114-'1112o2185 or 114-11112-72011. :I.e::' A - GoJUpoJio, OH 45113\ ALL Yard Soioe 111111 lo Paid In Advance. DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. tho cloy bo- lho od lo Jo run. Sundll od- · 2:00 p.m. Friday. llondal odlllon • 2:00 p.m. Solwdl1. All YOid s.• lo Paid In Advance. DoOdl..: 1:OOpm tho day - odiiJon. 1110 1:00pm od lo Io run. Sunday Frtdoy, Mont1a1 odftlon 10:00Lm. 21 Business Opportunlt I--....;.==:-:-=Y;___ - · Oponlnge llvollablo For Certified NurH ~ FuM l1mo Pan lln-. .... IN011CEI OHIO VALLEY PIJBUSHINC CO . .................. you 4o llual, _ with _ . . you know, and CompOiftlvl WlgH, Dlfllrontol Willi ExDorllnCO. Sign on Nor Jo ..... - ,... you - ....nc. Pocl<lgo Avofl-. Avollloble, Equal Opportunlly . Conl..t: Pine- Employer:i Cora .,..,..,, mi llilln Or ~-~ & S... 10 PI_, Drtvo, Gaiiipollo, Ohio A.M. -4, 42 Clllti Rd. 4SI:tl 114-441-7'112. . Pomeroy, MiddlepOrt & VIcinity F1nancial IIIAKE IIONEY PLAYING YIDEOGAIIES NINTENOO Io I.ooldng For El>lh.. llollc, Reliable Inclvkl .. llo To Promolt ThoJr Produc:to In lleloll Oulloto THROUGHOUT THE HIITION During Thll 1110 _..,. IJolldoySouon. CALL GRETCHEN 1-23-52110 Real Estate Soturdir- ......,. - lumiJUN, ciolhlng 31 Homes for Sail loturdiy, Oc:l- 22, loJn.4jlm, :;:'"Y· Oo,_ zs. 12:30pm- ~ ' IOUIWGO. 9 • llondoll, wanted to Buy Call For betalls •viSrr OUR SHOWROOM• 110 Court SL ~r_oy, Ohio •'Look Cor: the-Red and White Awning" 992-4119 AI TrtMOwler 1-IOD-291-5600 grMCichll!f~; ) II ,_ {' . - .,- . r • VENDIHO ROUTE: Won, Gal Rich Qslck Wll Ool A 81..... Coah Prtoed lo Sol. f. _...._, - _ - - Cal. 0... E. Clcl<, $200 IJ:IIIIIIld ................ -..Jga~od Slcn Far lolL • •--. ol OlooiJ, oqulpmoni, ~· JNJGOd Pilei lor .... ........ 1101111h Ill.. ....... Solioua lnqulrt. only. - 3300or-t e . TOLL FREE 1·!01·141·1171 DlRWIII, OHIO 441--. Lool: - o d .,_, ond Keop AI:O<IIIIIo whHa olwnll, Auallc lllle ..... llopoiiL :.:'*.:.:11112:::.;-t0:.:71;.:;...- - - all Far FloJd ,_ EEO -coiiRREHENSIVE Yard 7 .:...__...;. _ Sa _.., _~- IENEFIT PROORIIM, Send ~To: etA 3u, o1o oa~IIpollo Dolly Triauno, ezs Third = · ;::::· ; :;;":WI; · ~ IIJ>.=,._,=;=;;;;::;;;;:; :.t .,....::.'::." = = r::=· IIJII.m WII.WIYI IMI he18.lo helpl By phone or In par1011- when you call, Roc:ognlucl By lru on AGinv • Home Hoa11h. a.Inv Pnx:oFar Slallo LlctnM. Clnlllod NuiOing Aaalotanl On Stall 614- Found: Gloy Kill., Ughl Bluo Collar, on Aouoh t.ano, ChHhlro, 11WI7-G221, 114-3617242. . Dlthes ranging In sizefnlm 10 llletcleardoM'I Io 18 inches. AUTO Wo """ ~OUr Home Far An An Eldol1y L . Ex· collonl Roll..,.. Wllh ..,. Of Exportonc:e. 24 Hour Cora, Shott • I.ano Torm car.. Lost & Found -SALES- lllld Nit. . ·It brolca our '~..ria to -9t2•210. ' ! )':J \. -SERVICEWe lilt •rvioll at the top ~- it has alw!'Y• bMn our fiiBt priori!yl In fact. "We Ilk• Nrvice so senous, ..., may ~ J>. 011 -.. IJ!8Y 1o ycurhouser · -PROGRAMMINGStarling at $7.95/monlh lOr 13 channels on up to as many as your heart deai1n lloile, . .~ 6 Gallipolis & VIcinity MJ11/h...,.,_conw loMyoti, llovlng: - W1lh -Whfto Far 2 F. Co&,- 1 llook ChooJ - Old"'Kin1 v- 11401c1 Whh eAnd Weol< 361-71101 llftor 4 P.IL River Her.. ••• Now open lor Fal Season Wed. lhN Sat. 9·5 A- Trw - . Dour Work, Buy - . Cui • Houl, Mel 114-3Jil.5033, 614-247-4035 . of My Husbal'!d, l'ulor. ~ Sydiluulcier Sunday Schoal • 9 a.m. Wonbip • 10 a.m., 7 p.111. WodaOodoy Sonice -7 p.m. oy Clllrdltf ... N ......., .... 1'lloalu "'<'riJw Sunday School -·9:30 LIL ' Nationwide Roofing, VInyl Joel. SIJN Annou~ents Pt. Pliasaat ~oost • Me"'-s and W.O.TJL I a 1Jallld llnlll,.lo CIJrlll 2 1/1 miJoo DCIIb d lleodmllo ' Cll SlaJe ltGuie 124 Pu1or: .... RoiJcn Moltley Sunday Sc:IJocil - 10 Lm. WonbiP • 7:30 p,ta.' 5eJIIII lltiiitl New T"'tw'lll • ·' . pioJ• =r--........... .ROORNG NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts · Gutter Cleaning Painting . FREE ,ESTIMATES . 949-2168 SAYRE TRUCKING N-su••••a..rci. ~y W~· 2:30_p.a.; _lliJJidoy-. 7:30p.m. ... N - - . - 386 State Rt.160 Everl.-atl•l• .._, Rev. Rick SiuraiD C-.1 Clollar SirvlcOo -7 ..... 3 w..._..,~-7:30pJJJ. w......., Pu1or: SboRJa " Sunday School· 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 LID. Tuol4ay s.m.... -7:30p.m. New Life Clnordo Ill God . ,._, RoiJcn Sanden Sunday School· 9:30 Lm. Wonhip • 10:30 LJI., 7:30p.m. WndJJoocloy ' ·Mcel-7:30p.m. Wonbip-10:30Lm., 7p.m. W,+ ad , ScMce • 1 pa. Sundoy Schoal· 9:30 ...... Wonhip • 10:45 LIIL, 7 p.m. Sonicol-7.- 'I'll............... WodlladiY Semca - 7p.m. .. Cllrlll CIJJtn:ll T - c-ityolf CR. 82 ... B. ' Sundly School • 9:30 .......ge. Af&r8p.m. 814-1186-4180- aIOida••F-...!p ... .,... N__. .._, JaiJJJ w. DouaJu .._, Rev. Clladol Maoh ClllorG riGod IIIPMI KJ ...... lltel1 Cllllollc Clllrdl ·1611' 'w11y Ave.. Paneruy, 992-5191 ~Rev. WlllerB.IIeiDa I&Cla4>45-5:15p.m.;Mou-5:30pa .... CoOL ..f:>l$-9:15 ..... Mua - 9:30a.m. Dllloy ..... -1:30 LID. ML ou.. c• ...aiJ Clludi ML a.-1JIIW ...... lti•••••U:IJJ,,.. llllllo N - Pu-. GJI!ICII)' A. Olndilf Sunday Scbool · 9:30 ..... Wcnhlp-ID-.30a.a.,6::10p.m. Wodolodoy Sor¥iooo -7 p.m. Pulor: Rev. Qadea Mlall Sunday Scbool • 9:30 LIIL Wonllip - ID-.30 1.111. Wodntldoy Scmca · 7:30p.m. Pulir. Rev. David RWidl Sunday School ... Wcnllip- 10 L1L I!~Servica- 7 p.m. W a y Servica -7 pm. Ca tholic Un1ted B1ethren Uallod FaJIIJ a ...- . L. Wrltesel HAULING BeloN I p.m. IMve RL 7 on " " ' - Br-1'111 PuiOr: Rev. Rdltn SJJJIIII, Sr. ..... a.- s,..-JIInl a ... or Goer ,..,., ... s-..t s... ~· Sld ·9:30 LIL Sunday School • 9:30 LIL Bvanina-7p.m. Woclnoday SorvicO ·1 p.m. Wonbip - 9:30a.m. Slll)day Sc:Jiool - 10:30 Lm. ---·-••.t- doid, alahlfto. ~ Basllaa Btdcl~g 1:00 -3::19 p!ll .VInyl • Alum. Siding, frME•tlrMIM Wonbip -10:4514,7:30 p.m. Wodnoldoy 7:30p.m. Jop.. l'!lllhl Contono .. lllring ....,..._ aiR'elo run IIolloid, _ , perc-go of ...- . luoJ ..... "'"'-· F•• EoiiiMIM7121 Factory Cuke Oily 1112·2772 Olllce HouN: llan..frL yau.Vtly-lllibiL .._, La-llarh Putor:Bob~ oapqnrac.. c..~... alon 550 1'9 Bl.,llldclapolt 12Gnge AIBrpn"- Tllb ... pain 'aut ol (lllntlng. Lit .. do " lor ~'~~'t!: di ' Sunday •Roofing llldlllport llttrlor& .· bterlor Seve nt11-Day AdventiSt Wonhip- 7 p.m. . w........,s.mce - 7p.m. Wonbip - II a.m.. 6:30p.m. RIIIIMdawcllllfGGd - IOUJ. .Wonbip , Lany Paw, Soiperi-.Jed Sunday dlaoi • 10 L1L ' Air* .._, SbiUua ~ Sunday School· 9:30 LID. -Room Addition• oNaw Garage• oEIIIGtrlcall Plumbing J&l1NSUWION LINDA'S PAINtiNG & CO. Mldd'lp ........, ...... Suaday Sdloal- 9 Lm. M-~a•rdi N-a.tar -lnol. Jo Tho Dally PO low 7zt.O Pon111 01, Olllo, 411'11. ...- . - .......... RACINE Til COUNTY RECYCLI G OPEN 7DAYS AWEEK FOR YOUi CONVUIIENQ FIRE DEPT. MON.-FRL 9·6; SAT. & SUN. 9-3 GUN SHOOTS . P1yl11 1odar 45 c 1•. for tit•• drr ' •lainlauln ••••• SAT., 6:30 P.M. olnterlor • Exterior · Painting elao coricrete Uc. No. 0182-27 llurlaolll. . .......,,.... a ... WIJ!Ibip- 9 LID. Sunday SciJOol- 9:45 ..... Sunday School • 10 Lm. Wonhip • II: 15 LID., 1 p.m. w........, Servicz -7 p.m. Mollll Caapii'IIJq ,.,_. . (:ARPENT£R SERVICE 949-2()38 . 949·2749 Cllrlllla Fel""'*lp C.la' Salem SL, Rutlaad Pu-. Rcben B. Muuer s.m- Sunday Sd.ool, 10 a.m. ~~·7:30p.m. w ooday, 7:30p.m. ......... ~- 8ond FREE CARD Sunday·School · 900 L1L Wonbip -ID-.30 LID., 7 p.m. MI. Oil" Ulllld Mtlllotlbl Off IZ4 behind W'olbMIIo PIIIOr. Rev. Rllllb Spbu Sundoy School-l:3Cf LIL Wonldp • ID-.30 LID., 1 p.m. 'l'hoan<lay -1 ..... _ _..kin (,.,. • puling awn trallei, pulllnJj - 1-800-486-1590 Bus. (614) 446·9971 w/NIIIIonwlde lne. Galllpolla, Oh. 446-7400 ID0-757·PELLET 7355 - n,...me c......, aii'CII Old,.... Bible Cllrlolloll Clllldl s-lay School: 10 LIL M0aaa W~: II a.m. B..... Wonhip:7p.m. Wedneldly Ser¥IOe - 7 p.m. Ctlr1 S1 13n Un1on Jhrlf..,. Cllllrdi rl ar1111a CloriiiiiD Unloa Pool«: ICoa MciJor s-lay School • 10 LIL Wanlip · II a.m._., p.m. Gl'llwa 1111111111 MaiiMdll' . Wonllip • 9:30LIL (I• .t; 2nd San), 7;,o p.m. (3nl &4111 San) W•l ._ySorvioo-7:30p.m. .._, Pbilip Slum Solidly School! 9:30 Lm. . Wcnhip Service: 10:30 Lm. 11111o liDdy, WecNiday, 6:30p.m. ...... •7p& 114-ln-7517 work Starting Sun. ~J (FREE ESTIMATES) 8th Racine Legion V.C. YOUNG Ill ,... p~ 1602 8:45 pm . 182-4216 · :Iii lid.gooctfor"'' · ~ · • Pomero~' 01\lo Wtot2tfrl Bad «=-UD(IJ CbJJJ'dl OIIRLI24 . PIIIAir. Beisel Hilt Sunday Scbool- 9:30 o.m. Wonhip- 10:301.111., 7:30 p.m. 114 Ill Z111 dap w . _ . Olllco Pomeroy, Oh. 457811 YOUNG'S BINOO .......... WarQd: alwnlnum OM" ,,...,, ·=,...-lor. - · To Bobvlll In lly L.ocolod on 'Sioto Raulo 7, 1 IIIIo Allo¥e Goii!J)OIIo. Lockl • Duw 114-258 •••• Now SerwlnGI Me~•· Galli•. 101171111 LMTy Uve11. ,,. ' " 1ns Top Paid: AI Old U.S. Colne,Ooldlllna.-Colne, Oold Colno. 1LU . Coin lhop, 111 - A -... Goiiipoiio. 11 Call-800-806-9482 or 992·5710 992-4103 WIJ- Employment Services Are You Too Busy for Running Errands? Let Errand Boy Do the for You. & b:CIW..III St. 111. IZ4, Raciao Puior: Willia lldJoc:t Sundoy Scbool · 10 L1L BveJ1ina-7p.m. Wndneoday SeMCu -7 p.m. 1411 BridtOIDID St., Syncuoe Po-. Ruy (Mike) TbanpooJt Sunday Schoal· 10 aJIJ. B....... -6p.m. w.......,s.m.. - 7 p.m. y,-.!.... " PentPcostal ...._.Aas"J s,._..MJ..... IMIIAiart PIIIAir. ICoa MaiJor Sunday School • 9>45 ..... Vlonlolp - II L1L Pular.<leno:z~ dlaol- ID-.30LIL Hlllldelllplllla..di ' St. RL 1.0 jouull RL 7 .._, ...,_,_ R. Acne, Sr. ·- l'oblda a...k-Knll ClltCII1'11Mnadt CIJwdi Ciftta, W.VL Sunday Sdlaal- 10 ...... WonJJip -7 p.m. Tbandoy SOniai -.7 ....... Wlnlod To BIIJ: ~... AIIIOII Wllh Or llol- Col - • hiiiJ)g, · _luJihOr ...._ - - .... f14. ... 14011or ,..... all• I IIJII. . • • ._, Complete Uae of Errand Service. lack Hoe Senlct Hay for Salt DnldWIII1n11 • . Gtltrll • • Collr1cll11 Friday· :00 p.m. FaJIIJ T-.sodo CIJJtn:ll llaiJoy RIID Jl<lad , Puur. Rcv.llmmJURoWICII Sunday School- IO:CXI LJJL Bvaaina 7 p.m. Thundoy Servioio • 7 p.m. Monllllillr OurSa....,.LII'Ir••a..di Walnul ..r IIIDry IIIL,Raww.....t, W.VL p.m. w~:GO ·7:00p.m. , , Ptad &., Middlepoll Po-. Sam AndenOa • Sunday SdlooiiO LID. B...m, -7:30p.m. WodnsclaySorvice- 7:30p.m. PIIIAir. ICt:meG Baker Sundoy Sc:hooJ. 9:45 LIL Wonhip • ID-.30 Lm. Po.- Woody CaD Sunday B.... -6:30p.m. Duroday Service - 6<30 p.m. Sullday s.ol· 9:30 ..... Wonhip- ID-.30 Lm., 7:30p.m. WecNiday SeMce 7:30p.m. Old ...... Fnl Wlllllpllll a..di 28601 S&. RL l, Middlopon Sulllloy Scbool· 10 ...... ~-7::10pli. 'l1lundOylomooi - 7:30 MJHitpert CGJJJmaiiiiJ CllJJrdi CaniMI PIIIAir. K-*11 Baker Sunday School· 9:30 LIL Wcnblp • 10:45 Lm. (2nd &4111 San) SI.IoM , . . - Ollrdi PlaoO.... l'u-. IloWD9DIIdiiJa Wonhip • 9:30 L11LSundaySdioal · ICl30J.& · IJIMrtJ Outiiiia Qufdi Rlidne,OII p.-: a.v. Jl.ul Shalor Sunday Scbool· ID-.30 Lm. Wonllip. 9-.30 a.m. 'lltundly some.. 7:00p.m. Sunday School• 10 LID. W'onbip•9LIL W... •oysem...·IDLm. Luth crun w......ur BeWIIl•llpllt ......, neSal..- AniJ7 115 lluuemuJ A..,., PomoJoy. Sunday Sd>ool - 10:30 ..... . Wonhip-IO:OOun., 7:30p.m. 264 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH 45631 _.._,,_7201. a.,: eon--. WI. To Boats.ata 01111' 20 y..,. &p.t/IMe 41414 Sllrcher !'lcL Po-. Wllliom v., Molar . Kenny's Auto ~nte~ · Headliner., Cuatom Seat CoveN I Carpel Convertible Tope, Antique Cera, ·~ A.......lcFallll '1/4 mile pm Pi>n Meip 111 New Lima U Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. We lt11ve C11rs and Vansl Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 915·4473 Beans, Roll, H< Noodles. Adults: $5.00. $2.50. Dessert and included. Sponsored by Baslhanll ~l Ladies Auxiliary. CIJg... " , _ Cllrlll, WI- To Buy: 1117 Or I<owoold lloUbu 4 . , _ ..... Parll, 11W45 1111, ii444j: lilA Kenny's Auto Rental Remodeling w.. ond llor ·T ni ._i OoiJJ Millin,--- Jess' Complete Auto Upholstery Where: Bashan Fire House, Co. Rd. 28 When: Sun., Oct. 23rd Time: 11 :00 to 2:00 Menu: Turkey, Ham, PotaiOilS,I Gravy, Dressing, Slai\IW~,'n,:~::~~:E Rtltldwl Ll'e CIJirdJ 500 N.3ac!A..,_, Mid<topllt ..-. La-l'olaDia Sunday School· IOLIIL WodMaday Sem.- -7 p.m. TNIIJ Ccllart&adOIIll aii'CII Pu1or: R..v•.Rolond Wildman · Qurdi - 9:15Lm. Wonhip -ID-.30a.m. PIIIAir. K-*11 Baker Pu-. J....... B. Hootina Sunday School • 9 1.111. Wonlolp - IOo.m., 7 p.m. Savic:cl-7 p.m. M&.~~ 1'111« : 10111'(. Sunday lij:lloal-9: 1.111. B..... • 6:30p.m, Wedneocloy SerWiel -6:30p.m. .• ·• s....c- PIIIAir. Rllll Flota Soliday School· 9:15 ...... Wonhip -10:15 Lm. s-Ilo FlaMtco Smilh Sunday Sdoorol- 10 Lm. Wonhip ·9 Lm. Latter -Day Sa1nts a - , IIIII Cllolrdl IIICilrlll Wonhip-lt.JD.• 7:30p.m. WedDoodioy Sonicol· 7:30p.m. Eotll aB-tfPnJw · (•IMJ!•n c:llun:b lllllloule 33) ,._, RoiJcn v.... Sandaywonbip · IOa.m. W..r.-fay terYico- 6:30p.m. chain saw. SMORGASBORD SIIYtmllll WGI'II .,..... Pu1or: Dovid Dailoy Sunday School9:30 ...... B...... · 7p.m. Sunday • 9:30 LID. ... 7 p.m. Wedneodoy- 7 p.m. · Pu1or: AJibJJr CabiJee . Sondljt School· 9:30LIL WonhiD -ID-.30 L1L Thunday s.m... 7 ...... llndrord CMrdi IIICIIrlll CGnMr ol St. RL 124 .t; Btldbury Rd. 8-..lid: llenll Slump YOIIb filiniow. Mad< Nauer SundiY School· 9:301.111. Wonhip- 8:00Lm.,I0:30Lm., 7:30p.m. W.....yServicu -7:30p.m. lladH Jllnlllf!lll Youth Po-. A.. y_, Sunday Sdlool · 9-.30 .... Wonhip·l0:40 ...., 7:CX1p.a . Wodnelday Semclel· 7:00p.m. llorrlooJo.UII c-IIIJ Cloardi l'laor.Thaal DoaiJaJ ........ P111A1r. Rev. Roy Mc:Cany Sunday School· 9:30 LID. Sunday B-"'a - 1 p.m. Wodntldoy Servic:a -7 p.m. Cai•UT Plljptlo Clllpel llaniooJMUoltaod Po-. Rev. Vlaar Rculb Sunday Schoal9:30 ...... Wonllip- II L111, 7::10 p.m. Woclatoodoy Service - 7:30p.m. · Sem.-:Wodneldly, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. · Wonltlp • 101.111. YaaiiJ l'ellowlblp, Sunday • 6pa Rlllud c-•-117 a ... w........,, Biblo Sludy- 7 p.m. 'l1lo Bll~t. .• N-Ip MI....., m Mocboalo S&., Pomon>y Pu1or: ..... MoJpnt J.ltdliitiCII ~:=- Sunday Sc:bool· 9:30 LID. Wcnbip- ID-.30 1.111. ond7p.m. W'oclnotday Service. 7:00p.m. Wonbip -ID-.30a.m. Fo1111 FellowiiJip Cnuodl for Cllrlll Pulor: Rev. I'JIJJidin Dil*au s.m.e: friday. 7 p.m. . . Sunday Sdooal- 9:15 Llli. PIIIDr: Peler Tranblay Sunday School- 9:10-- Sunday Sdlool· 9-.30 .... Wonhip • 10:45 LIIL, 7:00p.ai. Wodaoodoy Somooo • 7:00p.m. . Jllnlllepdol Ollrdi ISdiiDII ....._St..,M"'zJ ~ t SUndoy Sdlool · 9:1~ .... Wonllip • IO:IS LID., 7:00p.m. U.Y.- 5::10p.m. tp...._ lllllow~-:LJJJ. SIJJdy • 10 LID. La11n1 CllfFnl Ml!lllodllt CII.... ~~uoyon W~-7p.m. BISSELl CONSTRUCTION · Complete Chain Service & Parts Echo Saw's in stock Christmea Layaway Available on Weede!Jiers & - - 0111 ...___ ......._ ..... ..... ~~ ............ ....-. . .... _._ llor 111:1- I•NiewHomes 949-2804 Racine Elementary Admission $1, ages preschool thru 6th grade . 5:00 Games & food . Game tickets 4/$1 . 7:00 Haunted House Opens Sanday Sehoal· 9:30 Lm. Wonbip ID-.30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnsclay Service -7::10 p.m. Friday • fellowohip tervice 7 p.m. • Darwin, Ohio Mower Clinic HAUNTED HOUSE SAT., _001. 22 Callii'J=~ ~.llloctwoocl FaJIIJ .... Gaopol a. .... Lon& B-. Pu1or: Sieve Rood Sandoy Sdloal -9:30a.m. WanlliD - 9:30 ..,, and 7 p.m. State Rt. 33 • RACINE Fllnlow llltlla... Loion, W.VL RL I Pd<r.J-Lewil Sundoy School • II o.m: Wonbip • 9:30 LID., 7:30p.m. WodDelday Somc:e -7:30 p& Oth er Churches ~ Sdooal- 9:15 ...... Pul«: Rollon Monlay S111day Sdlool· 9:30 Lftl. Wonbip -10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunclly Service • 7:30p.m. Pu-.BillWinol · Sunday School -9 1.111. . . Wonllip • 9:45 LID., 6:30p.m. ......_,a ... Pulor: r- ,._, tt.looJI a,..u a.. u...-a... ,........ 1'11111 Cllladl "'Qrtll Wonlllp - ID-.30 oa. • Pu-. Rev. Jclm Neville Sunday ochool- 9:30 Lm. Wonbip- ID-.30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wodnoldoy Semoo-7:30p.m. PuiGr. ..... PbilliJ> .......... Sunday School - 9:30 LID. Wonhip · ID-.301.111. Wodnooday Semce. 7 p.m. Newlla- CIIJirdi 1111111 N - Pulor. GlendoD SIIOUd Sunday Scbool -9:30 ...... 'Wonbip • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. WedJJaday Serviceo • 7 p.ui. Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome Used AppDIICII for Slit ·c.ll 61 ...992·5515 w.-,.. Coclvilloltaod Wonbip - 6:30p.a Wodooldoy SerWiel -7 pa. Paula.,.! ......., 1"'-"o SaliJh s...la7 School - 9 ..... WGIIbip · IDLIL .,.... Wille'• CIJJJpel Re~elr PRECISION AUT.OMOIIYE. Forlll . .ior u " , . . _ JllniCIJ'wdi llllllo N_,.t Pulor: Jclm W. lluallu Sandoy Schooi-IO:CXI L1L Pu1or: 0...0. Newmaa s-lay Schoal- 9 ...... WGIIbip·IDLIL Wale71D Bille Holta. Cllardl Sunday School- 9:30 Lm. ,..Saullot_ ........ 41172 _ PwwCif-Plb W Plae Grore Bible Boll- Cburc:b 7J• a . . . 111 Cllrlll Pomeroy, Hllrilcmvillo U (RLI43) Pulor:R..erW.._ .• llua M.ola~~ Sunday Scllool- 9-30 ' w Boa.. {Mid<ltpoot} Putcr. Vemopye SulliSunday Scbool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip-ID-.30Lm. 1/2 milo: 1111 RL 325 Pu1<r. Rev. 01loll Manley Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonbip · 10:301.111., 7:30p.m. Wodnoldoy Service -7:30p.m. ,... CGiea1ove Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. WodDelday Savic:cl· 6:30p.m. ·Pa-.l'lul - · ., ......SliUcll lllpllll Lonl'l Supper Sunday sc:hool- 9:30 a.m.' Sunday wonhip -7 p.m. Wednolday p1yer meelina- 7 p.m. Sunday School-9-j() ..... . Rulluol Flnllllpllll a..di Suadliy Sdlool· 9-.30 ...... Wocoblp • 10:45 ua. ' .... ..._, Rev. Dewey 1Cina . . . , . . _ llldpCillo... IIICIINt Fnl Wlllllfllll Clwdi Alb Sind, Mlddloplit Pa-.LuilaYIIIIIl So&Uiday SoMal • '7:30 ....... SUndoy Sdlool· 10 LID. 'Wedaeoday SoMal·7:30p.m. F-lu DPI.IIICI IDIICI FJ · - Gtlpll ~" Bald Knob, ... Co. Puk>r. Rev. ~er Willfclrd SUJJC!a.Y School • 9:30 ua. Wonhip-10:45Lm., 7p.m. Wodoaday Soni• - 7 p.nt. ...... OIIrdi .,. . N - . l'alor. s.-t Booyo Sanday Sdloal • 9::10 a.m. Wanblp • 10:30 LJJJ., 6:30 p.111. w........,s.m...-7p.a l'alor.O....N..._ Sunday Scbooi·IO Lm. Wonblp • 9 Llll. Thunday Semcoa - 6:30p.m. Loodina Cnek Rd.• Rullond K- Cltu... ol ar111 Wonhip • 9:30 1.111. SUnday Sdiool - 10:30 Lm. i •• •· a-o~s..,.noU-a . JilatJNodl PIIIAir. ICeilh Iader Sunday Sehoal - 10 Lm. Wonblp-llua. 31057 Slalc Route 325, l.anaovllo l'ulor. Rev. RicUbloyod . Sunday odlool -9:30 Lm. Suadl[-'>if>- 10:35 Lm. .t; 7 p.m. aw.lrala diOirc:h -10:35 Lm. Youlh6p.m. Wodncodly prayer tervico - 7 p.m, . Sundaf School- II Lm. WC!IIhiP- IDLnL, 6p.m. Wediteoclly Servica • 7 p.m. • In'~ CIMollr awe~~ Ill. . N - Pu1or: Rev. llallort aSIInday Scbool • 9:30 ...... Wcnbip - IIUL,6p.m. Wadaoldly Sem.- • 7 p.m. PIIIAir. ICeilh Iader Sunday Sehoal-10 ..... Wonbip • 9 a.m. 0•• Itt~ Ctt1~ltti lute Carleloa Ia-'-...... aii'CII . Klqobaryltaod Sundly Si:boal · 9:30a.m. Bveaiq·7p.m. , Wedr JJdoy~-7p&, Wonhlp : ID-30LIII.ond6p.m. Sor¥iooo. 7p.m. V/onhip- II Lillo WcolaoldoySomou-7:30p.m. • . 32611.~~ Cllurdi Rocior: Rev. D. A. ~er Holy Buclwiot ond Sunday Sc:hooiiiLill. w. - ..·, a...=· •• .., Clludi tfCilrlol 212 Main St. ..._, AaiWw Milos s.doy School - 9-.30 a.m. WOnbip- ID-.30 a.m., 7 p.m. W....,.y Servica -7 p.m. I w........, Sunday Sehoal· 9>45 L1L Ep1scopal CllU!Cil of Cl111st Apo stoliC .; 't Help hillel 'I r I ' �' 21,1994 . Pomeroy-Middleport, ~lo · NEA Crosavtord Puzzle B&IDOS ·ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER ' BEA·TTIE BLVD,rM by Bruce Beattie 54 MI1C8IIaneoUI a........ ~ ............ a ..... Merchandl18 .t K Q 10 9 4A 3 EAST AQ J 10 2 •9 3 t7 4 4K10 ·854 SOUTH 6A 11-8 •A Q 10 •J 8 5 4Q 7 Pool lalllli wlh · IDD 1210, 114-JINJn oil-. Amd- .... 180,00011U, ...... _ , 10,000 ............ ..... "I'm sure the defendants will all love the Halloween costume, your Honor..." • 73 Vana a 4 AIIMI- -llollog In - --to- 41 Hou... for Rant Houllhold se . Goode toa-·ony...,...,.., ... b.ed on n.oe, oolar,....~ -~- olliluoororlgln, crony . . - .. -·-ion." molcellff IUdi p~t~ertoa, Tlllo ........,_. ... nol -VYICCIPI .-.tor .. _ -lllnvtollltonoi . . IIW. O u r - ... ~ lntoimldlhllll-.go Pale for Sale ... YORE SISTER Z.ONEY MAE IS EATIN' US OUT OF wo·, HOUSE AN' HOME! •. 83 · i Uvlltock I'M SORRY YO'RE EATIN' US OUT OF HOUSE AN' HOME, Z.ONEY MAE !! SHE CAN HEAR YOU, PAW !! GO TELL HER YO'RE SORRY II -ma 1 TNIIir I B1d.-..-.121M1o. ...._,.....,...._ .,....... ... _ Woteed .. lluy: ....... . . . . . --lnUilll'll ..,..... .,. av..- on 1111QU11 ~32 Mobile Homee for Sale Trans port at on 1 IIIII SlluiZ 121110 Haw . . _ Hoi Wllllt Haall!, ...sr~­ _114- -:e..c:c.:...a== . =.waoda' , ... -,, $7,110. -··1· 1171 ~· 1010 'own" ~. Red... ~· .~. .11. ~~· 14" Hlgll, .... ='='=~ Pliiiii ·-11171. ............. llWIW.... ~-­ 81iwot, SH AI 71 . Kanlugo. Ohio FORIAI.I ITORAOI TANKII,OIO Up;lgl;t, Ron E = = = o, ........ 0111.. Sacllonal cow:h, . NCinaa ... ~~oo~o~ ...... mo. ~-:..: MOilLE 110111 -14114,211odo - , Tolol Eleolola, Uoiilllplir . r=-.a: :=a.'=t ..... ... ····- eo...t. T.,. !C.- 114446.11101 Or 114o4tf.771'Z lid 171, , Cllllr, Lilli ..... ......-sa . IWMt AUCm0N I I'URHITURL 12 =..a:.~.::a~ 011w 11., _,......Haw a~ , _ Ponl71 Ulay ...... . _ :::;1121.:.:.:.:•.,.-_ _ _ _ __ ~"'l'te a a._.,Hoiii,IWooil ..... 1\olnllloilboll. ... _ _ . . Wonlod .. lluy: ....... mobllllhomi.IDW1I-- -Ill. VI'AAFURHITURE 4111111 01« Ill. 141 -11111 Lot-....,. lleodJ eomor olng. To - lnlo On 11o111o ........... :•om ........., IEAUTFUL APARTMENTS AT IUDGEI' PRICES AT JACK33 Fe~s.for Sale ESTATII. .......... Pike - t222to taU. w.... ...... 24.111.. ar.. 1 ........... a ... I IIIOWIH. Cal 111111BI. ........ ....... ..,..,.... og. ........ EOH• - tft,_P ·. · ADorox. 10 C• ....... lll t100. You- 114-JI:Na... 121'1QII j 'I..BAS'E .: Sound ~ . . . Double CIMIIW Arc dlr 1P11nr With h40 IIIOblla home "' .... 111111, ....... .,.....11Mo4171o427L ' tJan, .... 0111144112.... ·~ L-·-"'~===:::::::::::i::;:=:.:::...:....:...;:.:..._:,_~--,;;;;;-.;...________ ff7 58 ,.BORN LOSER . Musical Instruments 1-1~ ~ tl . I AAVE. NO I CEA, . T~~T 5Nt>, , ' N£.~ ·r~L.K I~ 0\W•'? . Frultl& Veg818blll LMng _ ...... Don, don. ~n.uu; hngoo • For Sale Ilion. • Sol. W Wod. W; Forgol OUr A&PO. S.. ·- _... ~. Color T.v. .... ~. 1lelllgoniloo,-. - - -· WATER LIE SPECIAL: 1/ot .... :aoo Pll • • : 1 ..... :aoo Pll . HANDGUNS For Sola: a.... Eloo1rlo I ftllll A - MDC, .......... ~~ 11- With""' Cklla 1171: 22 ~annJ- teO; lkilh ~ Candlllaiil .... Haw In loll Elfn Clpi;, 114UNMI. $13-!!i, Ron·-- ~ lit - IISO . . . . . .. .loa-, Ohio -.......... _....... ILEEPI 1-10. 8KJ IHoiKI M II!ST LOCA110N QN 1HI UOUNTAIII .,.._7727 ftont llllnnoo d";::L- lir 1401. ' arTradt ~ oooidlllon, nc1a· lorFor - · Wllailoll - gaod .,.,, 114113111\ FJt m Suppltes & Ltves tock 1m ll"""'ft T~avol Tnllor, 18 R. Haw Pluiiiblna. Haw Eloctrlcl a hlfrlllo!llor, IITi .._. And A...ng. tl,300.~ Condit-. ....... . ! I .. homo,, ~~ rnlcfo•a'a. roof air,, t!Wnllll. 11111 IIMk lr- tlcMii t Clrolliia, 21100. 1114'1714MI• • • - mL Tlln - 4 Bend 5 Buohy clump 6 Roman 1,051 common 7 Mohammedan prayer leader 8 Central 9 Looped fabric 10 h'a aometlmeo 12 Stockings 13 Goln 18 llenkotatementabbr. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos 'EOVMFIIKUZ AZVNM FN CVZ UZZT . ' ABI..(Nol N Tl-£ 'MR ON 1iGH l'ftiCES. SHOP TI-E. CLASSFIEDS. ,., - . ij, CH CH ZNTZPFVAAJ ~ . IILZ IILZ RLZY Fll HZAFI HOYVWHKOMZO. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Ufe has always been something of a puzzle wliCh I'm always trying to figure out." - Linus c. Pauling. ' · CIIIH llif NEA.Ir<:. 21 • 'lll&t'D.un ........ SCC~dl~-&£!fs• _.;.,__ _ __ _PIIILII _ _ _.;.,__ N - loy QAT I. ltiton of the 0 Reorra,.. f0<1r acn;mblod words be- low to' lorm four words. ~ · I. I II I I I I LERTOV I· jwl! jNI3/... T I L EN lo;,' I had been called on the carpet by the boss. t came to the conclusion that no one appreciates the . . - - - - - - - - - - . value of criticism more than the G I WR N I !person------it. IL.....J,;._.L__.JI..-.L__.J I' 1 1 1 _ e yo~o~ Complete ihe chuckle quoted br t.lling in the miuing Words develop from step No. 3 below. PRINT NUMBfREO lEllERS IN UNSCRAMII.£ A80V£ lETTERS 10 GET ANSWER Trucll Topper, 1-7iil. ·: II' Cnahman l 1MM tN~ttt,; 1oodod, $1,000, -~.. ' bldL~IIl, FN YOMFPKAVMZ ZBCMFCVN, • -1 ., ~CVer errp;og.•o•l!" _..., " '·.....G. . , _ Eldllltter., lhe ciptlel' atandl fOf tnoltw. Tocily'l ct.:-E .,._ THESE SOOAIES 1t77 at Pl. Pool canlllolor ....... 41;CIOII ....... • Fl ....... nMt I' I* I' r I' r I I IIIII) SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 1 o, 2 o, H Curate • Blink • Vagu~ - Son:~ta • IGNORANCE I had been upset over tile expenses we had incurred when our daughter went iNlay to college. ·Just look at it this way,' my friend said, "education isn't as expensive as IGNORANCE!" I 1 IFRIDAY Servtces 55 2 Froola 3 Type of pickle .·.• • I;.j FAI:T, I'D Pl!l:liWILV DATE 1\IIV Fl FTti· GAADER JIEflliE 1'1> 0.0.T E ·'(OU . 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Considerable ire, per· haps, but 'hatred, no. · In today's deal, how should South plan the play in lour hearts, West having led the club two' One small point about the auction. . North 's raise to two hearts does not guarantee lour-card support. So normally South shouldn 'I jump to game wil)!out at least five. Say South's heart lour were the club lour. South should rebid three no-trump, leaving it to North to correct to lour hearts with lour trumps. West might have led the spade lour lnot that it defeats the contract), but he opted lor the club two. Anticipating a lead away !rom the king, South played low !rom the dummy. However, disaster struck. East won with the king and promptly. switched to the spade queen. Now declarer couldn't avoid losing lour tricks : two spades, one diamond and one club. If South had only won the first trick . '• with dummy's club ace, he would have ~------"'1 been sale. He draws trumps and drives out the diamond ace. The de· lenders cash a club.trick and switch to spades, but it istoo lat~eclarer gets a spade loser away on·dummy's long M IE CIWI005l.'f diamond. AA1> TO 1-\II!:E.~ I.AioNER! Be lore playing !rom the dummy, check' not only your winners bul also your losers. And don't.take a finesse that risks a laydown contract. a'he 30· point overtrick is chicken reed when compared to a game bonus. ~ Plua UIIIIU• And 11ojtoa1, 11444HI10. 1 24C: and- By Phillip Alder flll~lrlon 42 Moblla Homes for Rant w: eo.tco~t 53 N. Allier. 1i811w H Inflow 57 Tht'Nd-wtndlng machlno 58 Tempt Is it worth the risk? Fioli ToniC a ,.. .ShaD. Ollllcltle For . .! All ...... IM 1411111 · · · .loa"Ave. Point " " IIIW7tlo20II. 0 . . . . . .· . . .. . . . flOW. MUll, Two In llw IIIJIOIIII;w.• Olllr, f14.ID. al'llaller 4 pm. • Vul.nerable: East·West Deater: North South West North East 1t Pass 1• Pass 2 • Pass 4• Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: • 2 BARNEY .......,, aao.-.- lt.Fido... 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LI•R.t: (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Think twice baf018 making impuillve prornlees to an :Otd friend today, Your good IntentiOns could fjlll by: the wayside whel1 you ;eaJ. iZe n·s an fnCon'lanfence. Kmw ~ 1o look lor romanot and you'll lind ft. The Astro·~aph Matchmaker 111stantly .I \ 'I . I reveals which signs are rQrnanlically per· feet for you. Mal $2 to j,1alchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 4465, New Vorl<, N.Y. 10163. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you are performing wort< or service for someone today, lake pains to estimate your cost accurately. Oversights will be deducted lrom your pro!Hs. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Pec. 21) Should you and your mate have a dis· agreement today, be sura not to air'the probJe;Ti lo lronl of friends. Instead of finding solUtions, n could make you both lookbad. . ' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.hln, 11) ThQ~ who can be of help to you at this lime might withdraw lhe offer ~ lhey feel you don't trust their abilities. Be grateful, nol cfitical. 40UARIUS (Jiin. 20-Feb. Ul) Don't 181 extravagance get lhe boner of you toel;ly. If you spend '1'0f8 lhen you should, you might nol have adequate refQurces for something you'll need ..ter. ~ES (Fell. 20 Mnh 20) You're ·lik~ to be profiCient today In manere that 11111 materially me.:nlngful to you. However, where soc;ial aasoclatlona are conce~: you rniflht bomb out. ARIES (March 21·Aprfl 19) Any limila· lions you experience today could be the ;esult ol your own negative thinking and behavior. Strive lor nrroplimistic outlook. TAURUS (April 20-lloy 20) Giving is a two-way street. n·s important tooay you be equally generous with friends who treat you kindly. Instead of just grabbing, tetaliHie go as well. GEMINI (lloy 21-.lune 20)'Today it's not a smart move to request business favors lrom pMsor;s you know on a purely social basis. O~ce yeu cross the line, it could put a chUI in your relationship. , · CANCER (June 21-July 22) Instead of doing what neads tel ba done today, you might seek accolades for your Ideas. Unlortunately, talking and doing are not the same thing, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Experiment now techniques today in. situations you're not getting the resuns you desire I from traditional mothods. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Partnership arr,an~ements today might turn out to drain your strength instead of lncr11asing 11. These associations may be lormed with the wrong people lor lhe wrong rea- I' .. ...." • sons. , I r '· �' < • Friday, OCtober 21, 1994 · ~ · Pomeroy-MIddleport, Otilo Sister reinforces freeloadir1g beh,avior .: Deu AD •.ADclen: My wife and Beverly wore ill, I would not I baYe been manied for 13 years complain. Am I wrong to expect a · llld •ve line young chikhn. healthy, able-bodied woman to fiance ·and I live together and already have. everything that we Ann Landers need. pitch in and shoulder some Woulll it be proper etiqUCUC to . Ngistcr at a nvel aaenc>: Cor til!: Ullllllll'icclllillcr, "Beverly1° who Is raponaibililiea? two yean younger, moved In · I believe my sister-in-law · bolleymoon, Or 81 a ~Wtor for a "lelllponrily" 10 abc could uve will continue to be- financiilly clown payment on a house, instead llJIOIJgb 111011ey to buy a car (she dependent on her family for as long of lhc local department SIOI'C? If 10, said). Beverly lived with her as she can get away with iL My how should that be worded in the father-in-law had lhc right idea when invitations? --BAfFLED BRIDE IN p&m~IB (for free) for several years, unlil her l'llhcr said, "Enough.• She he kicked her OUL My wife doesn't MIClnOAN then moved into an apar1111ent but Wllllto discuss the situation. Am I DEAR BRIDE: No mention of a couldn't tccp .., with lhc rent, which wrong to complain? rd like your gift should ever appear on a opinion. wedding inviiBlion. Have the kind is how we got roped in. Pleascrq~ly in the paper, but don't of honeymoon youcanafford.lfyou This collctlwducaled aister warks plrt-timc for one o( her girlfriends. identify my cil)' or state. Sign me~ can't manage lhe down payment on She dOesn't leave for work unlilll FED TO THE TEETH IN THE a house, keep renting and start a.m. and ~ to our house 81 4 GOLDEN WEST saving. . p.m., just in time to watch DEAR FED: Your wife is doing . Dear ADD Laaclera: On the "Jeopardy." She pays no rent, buys Beverly no favor by permitting her sub~ of palm rtading, I submit 110 groceries and docs absolutely no to be a permanent freeloader. She is, the following: howleteeping. My wife cooks for in fact; contributing to her When 1 was in my mid-20s, lhc family (and for Bevuly) when deterioration. married, with dlrcc chlldlul. a palm she comes home from work. While Thebiggcstfavoryourwifecould reader told me that I would be my wife cooks, I do other . do for her sister .Would be to give married five times and be the father household duties. Beverly watches her 30 days' notice to get out and of five children. television. She has no car and stand on hu own two feeL I hope 1 am now 73 and have had four borrows my wife's car to visit you will insist on iL . marriagesandfivcchildren.l should friends, go shopping or go to chwth. Delli' Ann Linden: I am geUing add tll8l 1 am hoping my current I've nied to be tolerant, but this married this winter. However, my romance ends in a fd'lh marriage. I situation is getting my goat. If Five illonlbs aco. my wife's TO SPEAK - The Rutland Church ol the Nazarene will host Rev. Sam Saltar at 7 p.m. li'rldaJ. saitar left a -&areer as 1 professional musician with hewiHne .CII'dlatras to prepare for the gospel ministry. He llad been on bil bailds suc:ll as Stan Kenton, Mayn11rd Ferguson, Ted Weems, Ralpla Marterle, Milton Berle, Judy GIIJ'Iand, Liberace, Franlde Avaloa, Edle Gorme, Steve Lawrence, Johnny Matllb, Ton)' .Bennett and Lucille Ball, Saltar's wire, Ronni, wtJJ also llhare her Jewish story or victory In the Messla!a. · Community calendar ___ The Community Calenclu Is published as a free ,aervlce to n·on•prorlt groapa. wlshiDI to .announce meetings and special :events. The calendar Is apt ,desl11ned to promote sales or · fundralsera of IDJ tJpe. Items .lll'e printed as space permltl and canaot be auaraateed to run • specirac number ol days. 1 SATURDAY RACINE- Red Brush Ch~h of Cluist on Ba3han R~ mcetillg 1 p.m. Saturday, along With IO,Lm; and 6 p.m. Sunday. Denver Hill of Foster, W.Va., willltJIII services. Ash S~t Freewill Bapilst Church. True Gospel Sounds, Wheelersburg, will be the fe_atu.red sirigen. PaSia" Les Hayman mv1tcs the .publie to attend. LOTTRIDGE - Lottridge Communi!)' Center countty music night Saturday, 7-12 p.m. All bands welcome. Refreshments available. ALBANY - Zion Christian School Harvest Fun Fair Saturdar, 11::3() a.m. feBluring games, mUSIC and food. Admission and parking is free. POMEROY - VICA Club, High School, will sponsor a LAWRENCE FOREMAN Rejoklnc Lire Cll•n:ll, Middleport God doca not leave iliO qqr idcu or wllima on how He wants u to serve Him. Psalms 100:2 uya "Serve the · Lord with gllllneu." It doca notsay to scrvc tho Lord 'Willi ghdnen when you fool like il or when things ·are going KOocl in our life. This is a c:oiiuntiMfnota request. We as Christiana are to serve Him with gladness and this gladness comes from the assurance o( our salvation. Once we bave aciceptocl JCIIIS in our heart and life, then we have that assurance and :g1ac!ness in our heart, tliB1 He will .never li:ave us nor forsake us.1bis is clcfiniiCly somclbing to be glad Plt~L God:'s Word has many com1J111111a in it for us to follow, it is up to 01 whcthet we obey or disobey. 1 John 5:3 saya that God's commands are not grievous. It is not gricvouto obey God's Word. In John 14:21, JCIIIS said "If you love M'e keep up my commanclmeniB.~ God is our obedience to His Word. · We ask pecpte do you you love God and of course they say yes. Most of the time we answer out of O!Jl' CIIIQtions. God docs not !ICed etbOtiorial peq~Je he needs obeclienl .Taking a ride on the . wild side •'• ; ·Featured on page B-1 relate my own experience. rm : DEAR R.W.K.: If you throw · enough darls, you'le bound to hit a : ball's eye IIOOIICI'or later. And now, . whBl about tho other preclic:tionl tho fortune tdlu mentioned thll clicl1101 come lniC? Do you recall diem? A Mult1media Inc ., Newspaper IJIId lttwllillg) 10: Tttlll, clo ANt: Lmultr&.P.O. Box 11562, Cldcago,:. IU. 6061 UJ562. (/11 CIIIIOda, &llld· . $4.45.) apeclllcatlon•. all 1afoty regulsllona and curroni Qh!q Mlnlm!!m Sl•~urda for School Bu(• Con1truct1on of the Department of Educotlo~ pursuant to Section 4511.76 of the Ohio Rtvlaed Cod~ ;:'o~~~~!~.o~r~:~. pertlnen , Specifications and·. ln1truct1on• to bidders may be obtained at the oHice of the Treasurer, 320 Eoot Moln Pomeroy, Commission examines proposed cam·pground Ohio 45769. A certified check payable "> the Treasurer of the · above board of education or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and the surety company, l.n an amount equal to fizzle percent (5%) of the bid shall be submitted wllh each bid. Said board .of education reserve• tho right to waive inlormalllleo, to accept or reject any and all or parte of any and all bid a. No Bldo can be withdrawn lor at leaot (30) dayo alter tho scheduled closing time . for receipt of bide. Melgo Local Board of Education Jane Fry ·Trea1urer 320 Eeat Main Strelj P.O. Box 272 ' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (10) 7, 14, 21, 28; 4TC the Treaaurer of said Board, tabulated, and ' report thereof made to said Board ot Ito next regular scheduled meeilng· as provldedlo law lor alx (6) 71 pasoenger 1chool buaoa, accOrding to specifications of aeld board of education. School bus bids will te received with re1pect to the chao1la and body type and will alate that the bus when ioaombled and prior to '. delivery · comply with all school district in our lives t11B1 we lovt God and that we do not love God. The areas where we are obedient expresses our love and the'areas wbele we are disobedient expresses our lack of love. , Remembu t11B1 our Lord waniB us to serve Him with gladness. Nehemia~ 8:10 says "the joy. of the Lord JS our sttength. ~ The py of the Lord ~.bY ~t..:,His Jli'C8CIIC:C llld this JOY, ~ • us strong m our walk With Him m our daily life. We do not have to let circumstances rule whether we sene Him with gladness or with gloom. No m81ter what we go through we can sliD have gladness in our heart Let the joy of the Lord be your strength. . IIICIS By JIM FREEMAN Tlmea-Stnllnel staff POMEROY- TheM~igsCounty " Board of Commissioners in regular session Friday afternoon said a pro· posedcampgroundto be constructed at Maplewood Lake, near Syracuse, complies with lhe county's flood plain ordinance. ' PomeroyengineerEugeneTriplett showed plans for the campground being planned by Jim Cundiff. Tripleit said the campground will ·have approximately 30 recrea.tional .. ·v~!l,i~leJgl#i. · ~. . . · ··. ... Triplett said only five of the lots ' al1; within the 100-year flood plain: They 'Will· be equipped wjth 'qliict,release tie-downs and used only by road-licensed recreationarvehicles that can be easily moved if threat. ene<! by a flood. Electrical and service connectiorls will be sealed and protectedagainstfloodwater,hesaid. In addition,. the boar!l approved money transfers within lhe follow· · ing offices: County Courl- $225; Meigs County Board of Mental Retardalion/Dcvelopmenlal Disabilities - $15,000; Park District $1,468.22. In addition, the board approved a $1,000appropriation inlo the Meigs County Community Cor· rections fund and approved creal ion of a new account for the MR/DD. preschool program. ·The board approved a contract between lhe Meigs County Deparl· ment of Human Services and the University of Rio Grande Child De'velopment Center for child day care services. The contract starts Nov. I and will REACH OVER 18,500 HO ES WITH ESSAGE! ·~ ~sOcief~tscrapbook FALL FESTlVAL : The Pomeroy Nursing and ltohabilitalion Center will hold a. faD festival Thursday night 81 6:30 p.m at the facilil)' on Rocksprings Road. Door to door uick or treating will take place for children who are costumes. Games, refreshments and a haunted house will be . offered. 1bcre will be smaU charge for g&!IICS, baked goods and the haunted:housc to raise money for lhc res· ideniB • Christmas fund. WATER LINE MEETING A meeting wUI ~held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Mount Union PelIowship buDding for an update of the Phase Ill expansion of rural water into Scipio, Columbia and Rutland Townships. Property ownen on Carpenter Hill, Cotterill Side Hill, Dye and Loop Roads that previOusly Bltcnded meelin'a are urged 10 be prcsenL Leadmg Creek Conservancy Disnict asks that necessary paper work ~ completed. This inclpdes aU rights d. way. . · . News policy . ._ . . In an effort to provide our ( readership with current news, ; lhc Gll/lipoU.S Daily Tribllllt and : Tilt Dally St111i11tl will not · atccpt :w~ngs after 60 days .~ from IlK: dale of lhc eYCIIL .. All club moedngs and olbu ~· articles m lhc .SOCiety.~.uon must be subJ!Utted w1thm 3~ days of occurrence .. All bJ.rthdays mull be submllted w1thin 42 days of. the oc:curence. All materjal submitted for publiCIIion is subject to ediaing. DR. "- JACKSON BAJLES, OPTOMBTRIST, is Happy tc) IJlllOUDCC the ~location of his t.feigs County Office to . 224 B. MAIN STREET IN POMEROY (Formerly ' polil~roy Health Care). The office will be CLOSED FRIDAY, OCTOBER . 21st THROUGH 1UESDAY, OCTOBER 25th. Emergencies during this time will be ·: ICCil at the GaDipo~ office, 228 Upper River Road, 4461',3300. The Pomeroy office will RE-OPEN .on W$)NESDAY, OCTOBER 26TII at the new location , ·otlering full-semce family vision care including gJaS!!C':s · ·and all types of contact k;naes. · ' ., Pff.ONE 992-3279. AREA TELEVISION LISTINGS AND FEATURESEVERY WEEI{.IN THE TV TIMES _ >I . POMEROY~MIDDLEPORT . 992·-2.156 . ,. ll I ~ . Stockyard opponent s, SUpporterS US8 tapeS . -. tO b8C k· t h81r pOSitiOnS By KEVIN PINSON Tlmea-Sentlnel Staff GJ\LLI!'QUS- A Spring Valley re~ident who xisited a Ripley; W.Va., stock· yard last weekend fears similar conditions if Producers Livestock Associatiqp builds on fairground property . · But fair board members say it's comparing apples to oranges. MikeLarklns,482KathyStreet,madean unannounced visit lo the stockyard with video c\ilii'eta in haM. He said Thursday he saw large pile~ of manure and . animals which appeared hungl)l.. . .. . , "It wasn ' l clean b9~ any. sense of word," Larkins said. "This is:not what we seen in the ,video from the fair board" · · The Gallia County Fair Board mel with residents Oct. 11 and showed them a video of a"PLA facility in order lo demonstrale that it runs a sanita{y business. Larkins played his video al the bqard's regular meeting Thursday, but members dismissed the footage because facility is independent, nol owned by PLA. "You're comparing apples to oranges," said board member Mike McCalla. "If you're going 10 ,talk about apples, you've got to show apples." Supportersoflhestockyardmaintain lhal PLA runs a clean, safe facility that would not endanger lhe health or safety of area residents. ' Larkins said the Ripley facilily conducts sales on Wednesday or Thursday and some cat.lle and pigs were still waiting 10 be picked up when he visited last Saturday. When he wiilkedby lhe slalls, the animalsbegan "bawling" and approached him, Larkins sai<). "I'm nol a farmer, so I don 't know for Continued on page A2 =======---==-'-"'-.:..CC-"'-'7"==----"'"-' STOCKYARDOPPOS1TION-JimAithof,spokesmanfor Spring Valley property owners and residents,' talks to a group ofabout 70people opposed to building a stockyard on the Gallia County fairgrounds. Althof is holding videotapes1 ~ade by Mike Larkins, of a Ripley, W.Va., facility. Middleport landlords . upset by code changes: ' ByGEORGEABATE Times-sentinel Steff MIDDLEPORT- Middleport landlords are indignant aboul possible changes td' rental property codes, particularly new fees for inspection of their properties. . All village landlords -and particularly renter.;- are being punished because of a few deleriorating properties, said Chuck Kitchen, who owns Middleport rentals. "They're using a sledgehammer to kill a gnat," Kitchen said. ~·We allltnow it's • to get rid of the slumlords. But, (the village is) going to make a lot of money." Under ,the ordinance, landlords must pay a $25 an~ual permil inspection The fGllowinJ lin eacomp~nea the laraest fee, along with· a $25 fee owners of Middleport housin& uniu . About each time a tenant leaves an apartment. The new 400 rental units are in the villase. A corrc1a· tion between own·ership of property and its building ordinance passed use 11 ren1al propeny ,.,. not be made. Any the fi.rst of three required property wfth bUildings witb leu than $900 readings two week&·ago. value was not included on thiS list . Source: Aboul 400 rental propThe 1992 tu duplintes in the Meias Couaty erties are located in this village,butonly70areconAuditor'i office . (T-5 l"t~plt ic b'J Ceo' I• Allatt) sidered substandard, said Councilwoman Beth Stivers, the coordinalor of the rule changes. "This is primarily for slumlords," Stivers had said. The ordinance inlends to beautify the village and .. keep tenants' safe, while proteclingproperty values, she added. ' The rule changes are more unfair 10 renters than landlords since the costs will be passed on, Kitchen said. "This is another slap 10 people who rent - they're saying you're never going to be. able to buy a house because we're going to keep rent so high, " he said. • The public doesn't realize the obstacles landlords muSI overcome, Kitchen added. · ' "In sonib places wilhin 30 days it's trashed." he said. adding an irresponsible : renter can'I be evicled in less Ihan 60 days. "They pull oulthc plumbing and electric ~ ·News capsules GOOD MORNING TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)- Fewer sludents are enrolled at public universilies Today's Times-Sentinel and colleges this fall than last year, the Ohio Board of Regents said Friday. 16 Sections · 172 Pages A preliminary head counl the board released during a meeting at Owens . Slale Gommunity College pegged enrollment for the fall term al423,312, a 2.8 Business Dl WASHINGTON (AP)- Members of a presipercent drop from a year ago . Calendars dential panel combing through lhousands oJ docu84 Chancellor Elaine Hairslon Iraced the decline to improved economic.condiment~ on radiation experiments say lheir work is tions. Classilieds DJ-7 "We have learned that hampered by the government's rcfusal .to declasComics Insert a period of modest, temsify many files . . Editorials Dr. Rulh Faden, head of President Clinlon 's A4 porary eQJollmrnt de· Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Expericline occurs when Ohio Local A3 menls,said Friday that defense officials were erect· enters a period of susObituaries A6 ing ''significant roadblocks ·· because of the clastained economic recov~ Sports C1-8 ery," she said. sified files on radiation releases at weapons facili· 'Doomaday Plane' ties during the Cold War years. Unemployment was Along the River 81 The radiation releases occurred over many years at several weapons Ohio to serve as base 5.5 percent last month, .Weather A2 compared wilh 7.1 per· facilities. Included were those a1 Hanford, Wash.; Los Alamos. N.M.; the for 'Doomsday' plane Pantex planl in Amarillo, Texas; Oak Ridge, Tenn.; plants near Portscent in September 1993. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - A somouth, Ohio, and Paducah, Ky.; lhe DOE weapons laboratory in Idaho and Enrollment at univercalled'' doomsday plane''·that would the Nevada nuclear test site . . Columns sities was off 2.8 pi:rShe noted thai many files relaled to human radiation experiments have carry the president alofl in the event cenl, and dropped 0.4 been declassified and lhe committee has had access to thousands of previ- of nuClear war or wartime emergency fred Crow percent at lheir branch lim .Sands ously declassified documents. But major gaps rer11ain because of files lhat was opene<Ho the media Friday for ·campuses. Community the second time in the aircraft's hiscolleges saw a 3 percent · have been deslroyed, cannot he found or remain classified. Chuck SJOne In an iQierim report, the advisory commiuee said there may have been tory. decline, while technical Bob HoeDicb The E4·B, which is one of (our more than 1,000 experimenls involving human subjects as well as hundreds colleges recorded the of other instances in which ·radialion was intentionally released. such aircraft, arrived Thursday at biggest decline of 4.1 Some of the experiments involved numerous subjects. percent. · Wright-Patterson Air Force Base •.~~-:""'--~~--:--~~..1 In many of the cases only fragmentary information has been found or which will serve as one of three alternate bases for the plane, said base , · The head count reflects . made available, Faden, a professor of bio-ethics at Johns Hopkins Univer- spokesman Scott Vadnais. enrollment in academic degree credircourses as of the 14th day ilfler the start Wrighi:Patterson will replace Indiana's Grissom Air Force Base, which sity, said ala news conference." In a lot of cases, we may never have the kind of fall term. , was converted to a rese rve base last April. · of detailed information for drawing ~aluations,'' she said. Vice Chancellor for Administration Matthew Filipic said the n,umbers were The commitlee said its rev.iew haJ.16'iind hundreds of intentional releases The main home for the plane, wllich is a mil .. drized version of a Boeing preliminary. . . .. 747, is Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, butthe plane is often flown to other of radiation · 111any more than previously suspected as part of the •'With the range of scheduling options m use by colleges and umversllles bases to reduce its vulnerability. The plane will use Wright-Patterson country's nuclear programs between the 1940s and 1975 . today, t~ere may be some places where specialized clas~~: w?rkshops or While the panel was advised previously of only 13 intentional releases of beginning next month. programs will nqt begin until afler the 14th day of the term, ~· sa1d. Called the National Airborne Operations Center, the plane is filled with ionizing radiation into the environment " the committee is now aware of The !lead couill figures are unrelated to the pro<:e§S that determ~nes bow slate communications equipmenl and is designed to carry the president, defense hundreds of additional intentional releases, " the interim teport said. ·. money. i~ dislfi?uted to campu5es.Filipic said the funding formula is based on secrelary and chairman of Ihe join Ichiefs of staff alofl ,in the event the primary The report said four releases had been ciled at Los Alamos but lhat DOE ~·full·tnl)e-equ•valent enrollments" m the summer andfalllerms. That enroll· command center at lhe Penlagon is rendered inoperable. documents now show '' the number of such tests·approximate 250. · · · · ment is a calctllation based on the number of credit hours for which sludents · are enrolled. Headoourit refers..to the number of students enrolled. · .' -\ Secrecy deters study of atomic radiation tests i- ••• Dueling videos: public colleges,·universities • I . g GALLIPOLIS - Unemployment rates lhroughoutsouth· percent; Sciolo, 8.6 (8.2) percent; and, Vinton, 7.7 (7.8J • eastern Ohio held relatively stable between August and percent. September - with a mixtu(e of both increases and de· Adams County's September unemployment rate of9.Q creases during the period - as;cording to data released percent was the highesl in the siate for the month. Hency Friday by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. County had the lowest JObless rale at 3.0 percent. Gallia County e~perienced the greatest regional decline Among cities wilh ·populations of more than 50,000, . in unemployment as the jobless rate fell from 6.9 percent Youngstown had the highest jobless rate, 14.5 percent, in August lo 6.4 percent in September. · while Kettering had the lowest, 2.2 percent. . Theunem~loyment rate in Meit:s County e_xperi~~ced Nonagricullural wage and~alary ,employmenl in O!lio . • a .3 percent mcrease • from 8.6 percent lo 8.9 percent . increased by 5,000 jobs over the month • from 4.953 According to the OBES, 800 of the county 's estimated million in ft:uguslto 4.958 million in Seplember. . workforce of 8,600 were jobless during the period. The statewide unadjusted rate was 4.9 percent. The U.S. In Gallia, figures show 900 of lhe counly's 13,600 unadjusted rate was 5.6 percent. The adjusted rate for . member workforce as withoul work in September. Ohio was 5.5 percent and the nation was 5.9 percenl. : Other regional September unemploymenl rates were The county and city rates are unadjusted, meaning theY. . (August percentages. in parenthesis): Alhens, 4.5 (4.!) do not take into account seasonal adjustments in employ ~ percenl; Jackson, 6.1 (6.2) percenl; Lawrence, 6.5 (6.2) ment. En~(;ff~entdro:p:s~a=t.,()~h~io:t•s;---r===========================----~----~co~nt~lnu~ed~o~n~pag~e~A2~~--------~ : ADVER'IJSING IN THE . TV TIM·ES Vol 29. No 37 OBES figures show unemployment relatively stable in southern Ohio; Rate down in Gallia, up in Meigs ur for $3.65 (litis illcllllk1 poltllft Street, ;;~~j on-Page·A2· September jobless rate: stl{-llllllrustd, lo11g, biUilltls-siu. envelope IJIId II clred: 01' mo~~ey or- NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF SIX SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Sealed propooalo will be received by the Board of Education of the Melga Local School Dlotrlct of Pomeroy, Ohlci, at the · Troaourer's Office until 12:00 noon, EDT, on Monday, October 31, 1994, and at that time opened by Dttalil Mlddlepori-Pomeroy-Galllpolls-P1. Pl easnn t - Oct obe r 23. 1994 Do you him queltiolls about IU, but 110 oM 10 lalk 101 ANt l...aluMrs' llo!¥lel, "Sex Olld die Ttiii·Astr." is frank IJIId 10 die poW. Send a: Public Nmlce .LOw:· 5o. mtts - convinced ~'aiOIIICibin& to iL ··: R.W.K., OUI' WEST . execution of the truat, not leas than llvo days prior to tho date eat for hearing. , Robert Buek, Judge Common Plaao Court, Probate Division Molga County, OhJo (10) 21; 1TC HI: • make 110 claims Cor pllmiltry, but: r-===Pu==b=IIC=N=m==~====r===P~U:b:II:C:N:m:I~==.~~==~PU:b:II:C:N:m:lc:e::=lr-=~P:u~bl~lc~~~~~~==== County, Ohio, lor approval PUBLIC NOTICE Recycle Day, Saturday, 9 a.m 10 Notice Ia hereby given and aottlement: ESTATE NO. 25140- Final noon Meigs High School near that the Scipio Township Rocbprings. Houaehold items will will accept oealed bld1 until and Dlllrlbutlve Account of be accepted on donated basis, in Wednesday, November 2, Bernotd V. Fultz, Executor 1994 at 7:00 p.m. for a 1980 of the Eatata ·of Neva M. . addition to car bBitcries. lnforma· Chevrolit C· 70 Dump truc_k. Grimm, Deceaaed. • toin call992-6360 ESTATE NO. 28151 ·Final For an appointment to ' • view tho truck call 698-7186, end Dlllrlbullve Account of Gerald L. Anthony, Executor SUNDAY 742·2302, 992·7907. The Scipio Township of the Estate of Charles H. POMEROY _Victor Roush 11 reaerveo the right to reject Anthony, Decuaed. ministerial student at God's Bib!~ any ESTATE NO. 27984 • Final or all bldo submitted. School in Cincinnati, preaching Further tho above vehicle and Dl1trlbU1Ive Account of 10:45 a.m., Sunday at Calvary Pil- will be sold In the condition Manning Kloto, ExecU1or of grim Chapel on state Route 143, It Ia In without no expressed the Eatate of Rhoda R. Hall, Pomuoy. Pastor Victor Roush Sr. or Implied warranties given. Deceaaad. ESTATE NO. 22462 Sealed bids are to be invites public. mailed or submitted In Fourteenth Annual Account person to the Scipio TWP, of Robert B. Tltuo, Guardian POMEROY - Pomeroy 12 & Clerk Connie Kay Chapman, of the Person and Eotate of 12 meeting Sunday, 1 p.m at the State Rt. 143, Pomeroy, Sloven E. Tlt~a. an Incompetent Person. Ohio 45769. Believers Fellowship Church. ESTATE NO. 25836 · Filth (10) 14,21; 2TC Account of Bernard V. Fultz TUPPERS PLAINS - SL Paul and James E. Diddle, United Methodist Church rally day Trustees of ·lha Trust Created Under the Will of and homecoming Sunday beginPublic Nmlce Roger Adamo, Dec1111d. ning at9:45 a.m. Special music and Unle11 axceptlon• are cmy-i!!~r, IN THE COMMON PLI!AS flied thereto, said account• COURT, PROBATE DIVISION will be lor hearing before TUESDAY aald Court on the 22nd day MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RUTI.AND - Rutland Garden IN THE MATTER OF of November, 1994, at which SETTLEMENT OF limo aold accounts will be Club, Tuesday, home of Dorothy ACCOUNTS, considered and continued Woodard, Langsville. PROBATE COURT, .. from day to day until finally MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO dlapoaed of. 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