https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/40a9a9b06c675aa36fabc1c8afa0ad0b.pdf 33c447463b072421fa4c93eab75077d9 PDF Text Text ....: . • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ·- · '" r--Halloween costumes on . Y•• N Camndsalan• ... . ~ . I • • -.. Pick 3: 466 Pick 4: 6290 Buckeye 5: 2-S-6~ 17-18 Page6 a.dieated to 'Providinl Jolls ' ··. _,.Industrial and Ba.duss · Growth in Meigs Coant,r ' .: .. Ohio Robinson signs with' Milwaukee • " Low -..tID 501, cloudy, Saturday, cloudy.lfllln ID lower 70.. darr . - wla' ' I By KA11IERINE RIZZO - Auoclated Prea Writer WASHINGTON - It's the klod of quote tbat makes polilic:al proa wboop or wiDa:, depeDdlDJ 011 wbldlllldc tbey're oo: •'We may oeed to raise some taxes." · Rep. Ted Slricldaod, J>.Obio, said it Tuesday iD Marietta, Oblo, wbilc respooding to a debate questloo aboot ways to accomplisb beallh reform. Tuesday Digllt'aiOUDd bile became Thursday oigbt'a COIIIDICI'Cial. ADd Friday's coounerdal, aod Saturday's COIIIIIlCtCial, aod Stmday'a 00111!1!1'.1'· dal, aod Mooday' I CODIIDCrl:iill. · · Strk:tlaod's Rcpubllcao cballeogcr, Fraolt Cremcaoa, illllluratiDg aoutbcm Obio witb tbe aolllld of bis oppoueat iD radio aod lelcvisiOD com· merciall broaiJa!st tbrouglnout the apawliDJ6tb Coupa!ooal Dislrid. . Strickland said be brought up the dreaded l·Word - taxes - 81 the debale iD respoDSC to "a bypotbetical qucatiDu about how bealth care reform could lie fuoded." . ' . Aadnw ..._, Dllll Bl'lllllloll Beat of the Bend ... I.. I by Bob Hoeflich A yard sale, rummage sale, wbalcvcr, Ia UDdaway at tbe MaD· ley Rccyclng Cclllt.r In Middleport for the beacflt of Kay Wolfe of Racine wbo Is awaiting a boDe llllll'OW lralilplaol Frleads arc staging the eveot wblcb wUI l'uo from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., today througb Saturday, 'BIIbarl Pletce wbo Ia ac1ivc wllh tbe flllld railer I'CJIOIU tbat eVCI')'· oac 1w,1 beeo 11ui1e aeocrous m~ vldliii lleml for tbe-llllc. .· ""1/c'vc JOl pall stuff. Now, III .we Deed Ia wmoac to buy'', Bat· . I •, bata staleS. Over 20 atea att!Ji1Ds will lie ou baod for lbe lliDtb 8IIIIUal 11111 aod crafll .00W to lie beld at the Meigs Couoty Seolor Cltlzeoa Cculer, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, from tO a.m. to 5 p.m., dill Friday. A, wide .variety of baodmadc crafll will be ~aplayed for bollday glviD&IIIIl cl0¢oialfoua. illcludell. · will be baw.ll, wrealba, pillows, I'll ruaa, c::eramica, wood dccora· tloDa aod fumlture • tole paiDICd . ·llc.!DI, blllllld ~. . 111n1 ....,......... llld Cbrlatmas Of!WIIIIIII aod clec:oradoos. · DOII'l wony about food. Sand· wlcbel. vesuable ~Hew aod pie will be available to customers· from 12:30to4:30p.m. ADd, upcomlog oo Tbunday. Nov. 10, Ia the 1111117111 bazaar of tbe Sacred HCIIt Cludl. Crowds aooually pour Into the . cburcb basem~ut for the eveut wbicb features cbickeo aod bam dimlen. Scrvlog willlle&ID at 4:30 p.lll. 1114 will coodllue • IQQa ta tbc "'upply" Iaiii. Door prizes wW be awudcd every ooe·balf bour aod tbere wUI be gamca for the . cblldrell, faocy ltaDda aod pmca for adulia. Not ouly Ia the bazaar a pkw•aot cYCDt but you're bouDd to ' . Sisson appointed to fill vacancy on Syracuse Cquncil sec ·all tbose friCIIda you baven 't seem for qulle a wblle. ill other wolds, everybody goca. Mrs. Bertha Jobaaon aod .bcr daugbler, Della, were faacloaiCd reccDll)' as they ll'avcled to HuotiDgtoD. W.Va., wbcD tbey CIICOUII· ICred aloog the road a buae farm wqou ovcrflowlog with cabblaes aod espcclally siDCC iD our locale early cabba&e Ia the point of cooCdlllltiOD. Tbe· waaon was below Polut Pleasaut aud tbey drove oo Jllllllt aod tbeD ~· to tum UOUDd 8lld go badt to view it again. Mrs. Jolmaoo aald tbe IICtiiC was qulle picblrelque aod tbe ca,bbagel were being sold for 2S aud 50 emil. IDcidiDlally. Mrs. JobDSOD goes to HUDliDgtoD periodicllly for lucr ttelln!t!!!t of • eye pubIem. By KA'IHRYN CROW Sentinel Corre.poadeat Ernie Sissoo w• appoiDted to ·fill the uuexplred term of Doo Sbaffer oo S)'lliCUSC Village Couo· cil by Mayor James Pape 81 Tllws· day Digllt' s meeting, Sbaffer, wbo baa two years rem•luiDa 011 bis term, reaiped last moalh after moving from lhc vU· lage. . Mcctiug witb COUDCil were real· deots, Ellcia Fmdley, PeggyStoilt aud Sv•tll Burscaa, Fio~!i- IIIOk.eiDcrioli· for -~e· aCvaaf~ relatdloa ibc proposed ~ Of 15 liomci oo_ laud near the Water'.a Edge apait· meutiXliDplex. Tbe group DOled that there migbtlle a bottlcocck fO.. resideuta CDICring or exiliog Coilcae Road 81 State Roule 124 because of .. increased lrilClc once "the 'are occupied. ··' Paulette HarriaoD Ia really l!W at WOlt in prepatiDa tbe dllb liDca for the upcomiD& Melga Couoty Talcut Showcase of - 199~ wllicb will lie . . . . late In Novcmb« by the Bla BCII!lM!Datrel ~IC)Ci,B!ion Sbe'a 118DdWi11 the dlomlxra· pby, the rebeataala 8lld tbe COihiiilog aod •UIIIal, Ia doiDa a faDias. tic job. You may recall that sbe gave up the .d~torablp of the S)lady River Sllufflcra several mootba aso but alae Ia boldiDg a reuoloo of tbe Sbufflcrs for this abow 10 lie )QICIIICd at lbe Meigs Juulor Hlab ScbooliD MJddlcJot oo Nov. 25 aod 26. She bas 26 mcmbcn of the aroup wllo will lie part. The Sbufflcrs CDICr· Ill of us so weD over a good II*IY yean. --Now tbat you bave Hallowcco out of the way, you cau CXJDCeDirllie of Tllaokal:'g if you cao keep CllrlsUDaS getliDg In the way. Do keep SliliiiDg. . · ' ' FIXED RATE F . ON ~ I liomcl • '94 & '95 i FORD TAURUS ·. MERCURY SABLE &SE[LECT F·SERIES TRUCKS ::::t · Dual electric remcote mirror,, rear wlnclow, 3·DOOR Au arralgumeot bearing acbeduled for lhia mO!'Diug for two felooious assault was postponed uotil Tuesday tilomlug iu tbe Meigs Couoty Court of Commoo Pleas. · . Damly Zldde aod Sarab Snouffer are !ICCUSed of poisODIDg Gary Snouffer, Mrs. Snouffer' a ex·busbaod, iD 1989 wilh arseolc. . PreaidiDg Judge Robert Buck gritllted I motioo J'O'Iplllling the . beariug uotU Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. DefCIYIC attorneys said~ aod Mrs. Snouffer did DOl receive tbeir summooses 10 appear uotU Ibis 1 defroster,, ttl:~lt !~~:~~ column, cc group, Interval tinted glass. OOHC 1-4 engine, speed manual axle, air conditioning CFC Free, stereo t'ren~.tCIIS&:J· clock. · .STOCK 114438 · Prtci llllfore Dlecounll •15,97500 Arraignment bearings are beld to allow dcfcodaots to bear aod answer to cbarges against tbem. Typically, bond aod a trial dale is set at the bearing. ; " Zirkle was represented by attomcy I. Carsoo Crow, wbile Mrs. SDOUffcr, wbo was Dot prc5cnt, was represeuiCd by attomey Cbarles Knight. "" . Attorney K. Robert Toy of Atbeos, represeuting the state, said a decision would bave to made coo~ming BPI;XlintmeDt of .a special prosecutor. Toy DOled be was officlally appomted u special prose· cutor ODiy up uotU wt uwulh's IDdictmeot, but IDdicated that be would be iDtereated iD CODtinuiDg as prosecutor. Snouffer was preseut for the proceediogs. · S . 4 DOOR SEDAN . Floor mats, radial . spoked wheel coliet'S, Group 1, speed con· trot, ~,loCI< group, remote release fuel door, IIH!fl' tire cover, llluinlna~'entry svs· tam, 4.8 f.HC SEFI V8 eng: , eiectro'ntc a~to :r~{D trans .. A"'IFM *fltreo r.adlo wl_..ne. ..!J. .' • ' · ~;r,;~ YO~r:l(t$18~40850 ~( \ I ' • ' ' • ' ; l .., , from imposing wholesale lUell food, food iDgredicots or pack· aging. OD Job M-r, left, - boaored as the 19M Melp Cotmty "Penoa or tbe Year'' at tbe Soutb· - t Oblo ReaJooai Couadl'a 111111ual baoquet D?ll'lday, Prllentin& tbe award Is SEORC President Bob Eva?IL More thim 60 peGple atteadtd tbe eveut, lncludiDa U.S. Rep. Ted Strlcklaad, I). L-vUie. Ten otber people were lelected from 10utbeast Oblo conunqnllles ror their Input Into the area's developmeoL (SeoUotl pbota by Geo'rp Abate) Hollister, Jones discuss casino issue in ,o nly campaign debate MARIE1TA (AP) --' Legaliza· tlou ·of casiuo gambliug was tbe botiCit topic of discussion io tbe ouly scheduled campaigu debale betwcco the major-party caudidales for lleuteuantgovemor. Republican Naocy Hollister aod ber Democratic oppooeot, Peler Lawsoo Joues, debated Thursday oigbt at Marieua CoUege. Hollister waots to be · Gov. George Voiuovicb's nextlleuteuant govcr· oor, wbile Jones is lhe ruoning male of state Sen. Rob Burcb of Dover. HollisiCr would replace Lt. Gov. Mike DeWIDe, who declined to ruo for re-election iD favor of a ruo for tbe U.S. Senate. Jooes. 41, a Clevelaod attorDCy aod former Shaker Heigbts vice mayor, said casino gambling at some poilit will become legal in tbe state. ~ . . ; .. MOTHER CHARGED -"' Ualoa eo..ty (S.C.) s•erllf Boward· Weill aDDOitactd at a ..,.. coalen- D111'111a:r ~ s - Smltla, 33, • wu m•ated aDd cllarp4 wl~ ~_. 11111rder of . ,,1 •' f r 'I .' Voinovich scurries to save · pop tax . tors oo a looely road by a Clljackcr wbo abducted ber two youu11 aou. Today, abe was jeered by specta· tors aod covered ber face as abe beaded 10 court to 101wer murder cbarJca. Susao .Smith, wbose tearful pleas-for her sona' J'!!lUfll IDapired a oatloowide vlg.il; confessed to ldlliDa 3-ycat-old Michael aud 14mootli-old Alex, according to au arrest warraot. And lhe oioe-day lelldl by autborlties aud buadrcds of voluotcera eoded wbere their '• story llegao: at lobo D. · Late · otlooa' were bigb today as Mn. Smith was dri veu from the York Couoty DeiCDtioD CeDICr iD Roell: Hill, wbere abe wu held ovaoigbl, to Uoiou for bcr atraigD· . meotootwo cbargea of IIIUidcr. FtftccD to 20 people WIICbed as ' l · COLUMBUS (AP) - DcfCDd· era or lhe state's S65 mmw.....ycar pop tax plaouecl to follow 6ov. GeorJe Voiuovlcb ou a aou-sta~e tour m a laat-ditcll attempt to save the levy from repeal iD Tuesday' 1 election. . Trips led by Voiuovicb today to Cleveland, Raveuoi, Toledo 8Dd Daytoo will urge volera to reject ISS!JC 4, a ballot ~ tbc JOft drtl* industry is stlpporliog. If appoved by voters, lhe proposal would 1a1p lhe peooy-a-cao tax. In additioo, tbe CODIIitotiooal ameodmeot .would probibil Jegisla. ·By JIM CLARKE Aaoclated Pnu Writer ORDER-ED UNitS ••• NO EXTU CHARGE ·, out for Cremeans. -Person of the Year...;,.,.._---. UNION, S.C. - She spuu a ' tbe l?liDOUJtcel', " The Cbristiall Coalitioo is' rallyiDg its aoulhem Obio membcn to tun1 r.- - bcar1brea1tiDa tale of beiDg dumped ' "I tbiDk the people iD 1011tbero Obio are a lot smarter thaD FnDit ere. means and lhc uatioual Republican operatives give lhem credit for beiDg," be said. . ID the commercial, au IIIIIOUDCCI desaibes the qUDIC as wbat Stric:tlaud plans to do If re-cleciCd. "We may ueed to raise some taxes," says lhe Strickland SOUDd bite. ·'Excuse me?" says the IIII)OUDCCI'. "We may ueed to raise some taxes." repeats lhe debate ll1ippcl "We don't occd more taxes aod we don't need Ted Sai<il•od," 11)'1 lhe announcer. "We may occd to raise some taxes," lhe souod bite says apia "Soulbem Obio is tired of bigber taxes. So is F1111lk CremCIUII," says "I lhink gambling probably will inevitably come to Obio," be said. Jones proposed lhat tbe stale use gambling reveuues for education aod for fighting crime and gambling addictioo. Hollister, 45, a former Marietta mayor and director of lhc Goveruor' s Office of Appalachia, said sbe and Voinovicb would 0011tinue tbe governor's fight to keep casiDo gambling out of Ohio. Yolnovicb stepped up Ills attar.k on soft drink makers Thursday after presidiDg at tbc opelliDg of the new Obio offu:e of lhe AmericaD Associatiou of Retired Persooa. •'All lhe people ben: ought to vote no ou Issue 4," Voluovicb said. He said tbe pop tax raised about twice as mucb mooey • the $35 milliOD tbe Slate spends OD the Obio Department or AgiDg. "If lhey say, 'Ob, $65 milliou is a drop iu lhe bucket, • thai's DOll· sense, because our office ou BfiDg's budget is $35 million. So it s a big deal,·· be said. Voloovlcb said tbe slate needed lhe reveoue tbe taX provides. ''More important tbao tbat, we're beiDg taken advaotage of by lhe soft drink IDdustty. who's pao. uing Ibis off as being somelhiDg to deal witb food wbeo, in effect, wbat tbey waot to do is tall:e the pop taX off tbeir back,'· be said. The levy was enacted iD Decem· ber 1992 as pan of a tax i11C1QSC pacll:age Voinovicb supported as a way of balauciug lhe state's budget and avoiding additional spending cuts. Spectators jeer mother after confessing to drowning sons STOCK ft5073 · • me.'' villlltiD - Pomeroy resideuta iDdiciCd oo cbaraes .o f attempted murder aod ·1995 CROWN VICTORIA . "I gave a ralher exteosivc respoose," be said. "Part of my respoDSC w• 'We may bave to raise some taxes,' but I went ou to say tbat we wen: alresdy providing bealtb care lhrougb tax dollars, lhrough Medicaid for tbe poor aud Medicaid for tbe elderly, aod I said I was oot sure we bad to spe.W more mooey on our beallh system aod I wanted to see us spending our dollan in a more efflcieut, plaoful manner. ''What lhey bave done is take a few seamds of tbat aod pull it out,' • be aid From tbe Cremeaos campaign came a gleeful oews release. "Ted's fmally been ex!Qed for tbe bigb taxmg, big govcromcotliberal be really is," it quoiCd Cremeaos as saying. "Oo Tuesday, be told us tbat be will raise our taxes again If be is re-elected. And for the rest of the campaigo. I'll make sure everyone gets to bear lhose wools straight from the liberal c:amcl'smoutb." Sbicklaod laid be llelleved voiCn "recognize a last-miuute eod-of. campaign attack ad for wbat it is: one wt attempt to tum people qaiust to wideo the road, allhougb once the bousel are buUI, perbapl tbere cao lie a dumae In tbe locatioo of a utility pole to provide a wider eotraDCC to the l'Oijd. Tbe delegatloo also reported they are curreotly bavl~;~g a water pressure problem aud asked If ~ might lie caused by tbe apanmeot complex;··Tlley also queatlooed ·w&'-t effect addltlooal bouaiul mlgbt bave oo wa1et pielaute lo tbat sectioD of toft. · - Pipe said tbat tbere abould DOt lie a pressure poblem aod augeated that tbe matter lie referred to Bob Moore of the water depart· mcnt. He luvitcd tbe group to rell!m wllh olher pobleml or quca-liOtiS alloi(Coiit uedie ~,?11'3)· D OD • "tte mooliu4. .1994 PROBE f A Multimedia Inc. Newapepet FiudlCy asked If Collcae Ra.d would lie wideoed to !MX"Dmod•le the wklltlonal traffic. Papc said tbat at the present time tbere Ia DO plaD A nments poisoning case delayed ~ . 2 Sectiona, 14 Pogo 35 cem." Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 4, 1994 Cremeans capitalizes on dreaded T-word a,...., 0: to.,. rl . . . . . . . co.dlaatGr ........ . . . • Bob c· , .. ••• ....._. ..r. t1naa _ , ,.. . Clbaon ..... MdiDa ~at electric Uaea llad· allorted aad ·••:. ride• cold tip oa tile allck lflll!l. c...;,- ... IDd1ldecl (3 .... llllller) pna...'·Ameftda Mudowl; hlmlelt, Lorllla Cosr . . t orl&laal. Brlu Muley aad Marla Muclo1r11 (~'f y - aid) ..u-t Toay ........ '. en tine Do~~aa; l1ulillat, 1-1ca Khla .... a ..... Maaley; pnttleat, Bwp aDd Linda Seyuun; (1-12 ,..,. old) . . . Lila 1C1e1D, Todd KleiD, ........ Dullll Y~ EriD RuknD U. Brlttuy aDd - ' orlal· 1711, Ltlall BryuL De port Yllll&e ud tbe Feeae:r·Beaaett P01t 121 apouortd tbe ewDL (SeDtiDel p11oCo bJ Ctorp Abate) o.,a:;'\ ,r: ·' Vol. 4S, NO. 130 -Jn ••,, f /:. • Copyrlght1994 ¥WDLEP0RT COS'l'UME CONTEST Tile r.a~ wulaed 011t tile ...ated u,ndii ·M ' 1 111tpart'a Slllpy Hollow Moa..y,;IMd ................,.. ""food, • ' ·.·! ·,, Mrs. Smitb, covering ber face wilh ber manacled bands, took a few steps from lhe jail to an IIIIIYiarll:ed police car waitiog to tall:e ber to Uoioo, about 40 miles away. "I bope you act wbat you deserve!' oue of tbc spectators sboutcd. "You deserve wbalever you geL" anotber said Mrs. Smitb said ootbiDg. , . Mrs. Smitl!'s burguudy 1990 Mazda was pulled out Of tbe lall:e · Tlluraday Digbt, lhe bodies of two cbildren iD tbe bade scat. Uuiou Couuty Sberiff Howard Wells would DOl take questions at a uews c:Oofcreoce aod did not dis· cuss ·a possible motive. He said lhe idelllily of the bodies would bavc to lie coufitmed tbrough au autopsy. The aUtopsy, set for today, also was expected to dCiamiue wbetber 'lhe boys died iD the 1a11:c or wen: ll:i1led lleforebaod. . ResidcDts of Ibis mill toWD Wbo aeardled aod prayed for lhe cblldreD ~ .witb anger llld biller· ness. Dozeus of people outside tbe county courthouse gasped and sobbed wbeo tbe charges were ~- "If you could see tbe way abe · icled that oigbt, tbat's tbe maio. thing that sets me," said Rick McCloud Jr., wbo was at bome wilh bis parents on Ocl 2S wbco Mn. Smitb pounded oo lheir door, cryiDS for belp. "Just 10 lbiDlt, for a solid week I was defe~ ber. It. getS me sick to my stomadl. ' "Is tbcre ever au explaoatioo for m'urdcr?" David Smalh' s graod· mother, S.ara Singleton of Lo~ Aogelea, told KNBC·TV. "Two liille iDDocent cbildrcll? There Ia DO Clplaoalioo for murder." , Solicitor Tllomas Pope said Mn. Smilh. 5 coofessi,ltt led iDVCI· tlgatm to bcr car Thursday aRer· . 110011. k lnad beeo driveu off a baat · ramp. Divers lnad ICI cbcd tbe like seven! timCI, but tbe Wiler was too murky to sec the car, uthoritlea (Colltilllled OIIJ'aie 3) •• • ~ '' ;- ,I "·. ., ' ~· ·~ l ll �. ' _, .....commenta __________ .._ FridaY, November 4, 1114 ' __.; • The Daily ~entinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --Area deaths-- Local News in OHIO Weather EPA ·is p~ddling bike rides :as Work Saturday, Nov. 5 Nellie Hoschar Accu-W~ forecast for daytime conditions and WASHINGTON - The Envi· riders, eight support people, ·ud wood saya all bicyclists were promi.W.t Democ:rat told us SeDate ronmental ProtectiOII Agency may group EPA fleet vehicles to carry expected IO,teep up.with their reg- Minority Leader Bob Dolel al1o not be able to push ill' agenda · supplies and help lcccp lhe riders ular wut schedules. played a role ill ita 4e'Dioe lhrougb Congress, but .thatlwn't safe. ''Do· you think -Hollin as Is "'lbla b DOt vacati011 time. It's stopped the aaeocy frml talcin1 ita just like lhey're 011 regular travel lclllill& GA1T7," S111. Jay Rlxtesbow oo the road. for the government.'' Coopwood feller, ()..W.Va., aslccd ~cally By Jack Anderson said. More than SO or the EPA's beat "But lbey get more out of it, last moolh. ''The answer to !halls and brightest speullast week pedalbecause they're impacting the COII- yes, but Dole did It lint. I sat in lbe ROBERT L. WINGEtT and ing around the mid-Atfantlc (Senate) Finance Committee munity. Publisher • '. seaboanl in lhe name of environmembers - wben Dole The EPA isn't resting 011 ita lau· Michael Blnstein . rels. The Uips have been so suc- informed usonly •• mental justice. Wbeo it comes to dial we would DOt vOle taxpayer justice, bowever, the ''Evi:rytxidy wlio awlied &Cit i cessful, offiCials say, that !hey hope on GATI !his year, !hat we were ••• CHARLENE BOEFLICB MARGARET LEHEW agency may be spinning ill wheels. chance to ~." CooPwood told to have 10 bicycle Uips per yesr in aoing to vote tm it in February." •• G-nl~r· The EPA's bicycle barnstorm- our associate Jan Moller. "We the ncar future. Controller Rockcfei1er says Dole wu let · •• ing .was born in 1993 wbeo an invited grassrooca organizations... GOUGING GATI - Sen. off the boot a few daYBlater wl!en I agency biologist. Ted Coopwood. the president, •vice president, 18 Ernest Holtings, 1>-S.C., may.not Hollings took up lhe fight aaaiDst •• LI!TI'I!RS OP OPINION ue welcome. They lbould be Jesa lhan 300 aslced lhe EPA for belp wilh a char· members of Congress. The only be the 0111y lawmaker responsible the pact Hollings opposes GA1T •• woldl Jona. All !etten are IUbject to editinsllld must be ai&oed with n1111e. ity bicycle trip he was plaoniDg 011 · thing we didn't get .ound to was for stalling the controveralal Geoer- because of lhe impact be fears it behalf of a nm-p-ofit group in Ten· inviting the mayors of eacb city al AP=DCDt on Tariffs and Trade. would have m textile manufactur•• lddrea1 llld telep!IDne n~. No umigoed !etten will be pub!iJbed. Letten · lbouJd be Ia aciod IMte. llldrellillg not penonllitiea. ' · nessee. Coopwood wanted to lalcc and lbe 10vaoora." wbich is scheduled to be debated ers in bis home state. But Rocke••• time off from his job to ride from Apparently those wbo were by. !he Senate later !his mouth. feller, wbo ·favon the ·asreement. WashinglOD, D.C., to Tenuessee. invited from outside the EPA AlthouJ,h Hollings waged a believes Dole' a last-minute gamllit Wben Coopwood asked tbe didn't have enough spare time 011 higb-proflle effort to stall the bad more to do wilh politics diaD agency to belp, EPA chief Carol their hands 10 ride around lhe eut- lniplementatioo of lbe free trade . policy.,. Browner upped the ante. Browner ern seaboard spreading the sood agreement - forcing a lame-duct Jack Anderson aud Mlc..el told Coopwood tbat if he coulil find word abolltthe environment . acaaioo after lhe electiona - one Blnateln are wrlten ror United a way for the trip tO benefit the On die sccood trip last May. the Featun Syodkate, Inc. agency, it would become lhe offi- riders visited eisbt schools In u cial sponsor. That's when Coop- maoy day&, lbough two days were ~~ 1be Daily Sentinel ur _ gea support of the renewal levies for general wood came up wilh the Idea to visit r~aerved strictly _for riding. This operllillg expeDSeJ iD bolb the Eastern and Soulbern Local School Dls- schools aioog lhe way. Rather than ume, the bicycling bureaucrats Racine, ·Mark has helped me wllh tricla ll Tuesday's ek:aioo. . • riding for cllarity, Coopwood and covered 13 schools and five com- Dear Edilor: oeveral piS. Racine has received Are you aaa1ost big-time potiti1 SIDce bolh .levies m: reuewals. oeilher will result in increased taxes for his compaUiota found lhemsclves munity events on tbeir four-day · cians? ~lose to $1 milUG~~ this year alooe , real ea1a1e ownen. · . riding more than 100 miles a day at trek. · msrants. I read 11M; article from Frank J. In the Eastem Local Scbool District. residenlS wiU vote m a 4.4-mill, !heir full salaries, plus expenses EPA officlala say lhe Uips m: hoping before the first of· two-yea- reoewallevy lhal will raiSe $154,689 a year, lhe same amount lite botels and food - all In an ideal way for the .aaeocy to edu- (Joe) Stobatt. As everyone knows lhcI'm year rp have received a couple be is a RepubHcaa Central Comalllelllled by the QIII'CIIt s-milllevy. . • • excbange for spending about one 1 ml""""'an for Racine and Is in the more. I've had town meetings In Tbc dccml8e In levy mills to produce the same amount of money was hour per day visiting schoola. ; Racine village wilh Mart Malooe, I pouible becanoe of iDaeased taxable poperty values in the diltrict. The EPA didn't stop there. Offi. a junlcet, !hoy say, because trans- restaurant every morning tallclng Jan Long and Consresaman Ted politlcs to anyone !hal willliSICII. Eastel'll was in the stale loan pogram for four years, 1989-1993, and it cials soon got the idea to expand portation coats are kept low by Of coune Joe would have notb· Striclcland. Tbese IICOPie come to I wu oaly lflcr the S..milllevy passed lhalthe dlsuict was able to pay off lhe trips and invite every011e they using bicycles instead of convenMeigs COtJDty and tbey do caret i lbole loaaa. . could find, and soon a new pro- tional transportation. Yet while ing good to say about Mark MalI'm on lbe board of dlrecton ol ooe. He said Mart Malone has DO I Wilbout a reuewal of the levy, Eastern probably will be forced to go gram was born. Ou the ICCOiid lrip, travel costa were low, cac11 rider clout the Chamber of Ol!lmerce and Joe This is an insult Mart Mal! bact Into the Slale loan pogram. . wbicb took place in May, 20 Iiden was also relmbuncd for up 10 $260 doe so 't lcnow wbat be's tallcios bilced from Minnesola to Cbicago. in expenses for the wect, In addl- oue has beeu bere for Meias Coun- about. We tried to help Mite i That would be a shame. ty. He's belpedour farmen in time Last week, the fleet included 42 tioo to their regular aalarles. Coop~"!.,die dlslrict'a residenlS and school penonnel remember the dlfor Deed and belped our coe1 m1nen Roberts with his busloeu beios l ficult pgauu of pogram and management cbanaes and the I'OUIIds of fund wben lbey tbou&btthey' d lose .their ·fenced orr but the swe matea die raisiDa~equlred to belp pay die debt. . . . decisions wbea it comes to atalC jobs. I Facinslhat aaaio would DOl be easy. . 'bighways. . He passed legislation that : Soutbcm Local Sdlool District Is already into the Slale loaD program JeffTbomlOD Tuppers Plains-Chester helped 1 aod needa reuewal of the 4-milJ, tbree year levy, just to teep opemling at Racble Mayor Dear Editor, at Waverly that be bad voted Water residenlS. He's belping local : today'a standanla. 1 attended the pro-guo rally at fire depa~tmeots and here in the Clinton Crime Bill. against i Last year Soulbcm borrowed $179,000 from the loan prograui and has Waverly High School on Oct 22 An4. we're all grateful he did. But ~ paidotrllbout,balfofdlatamount . Tbc dlslrict must have the $21S,OOO generated by the levy or it will be and wu really exci~ to see 10 wbat I find particularly trouble, fan:ed to ao llu1bel' iDto debt oext year and !hal coilld be dlsaslrous to the many people in attendaua: williDg sane is a COIIme'lt printed rcceody to stand up for their rlghlS as sun in lhe Daytoo Dally News. .: syllem OllaiOIIg ranse basis. owners. That liberal, anti-gun bia city ' Pasaaae of the levies for bolb Eastern and Soulbern means only !hal the judge's rulio&. Therefore, we , Our nation's Bill of Rigbla {the oewspaper CiDdoraed Slriclcland for Dear Editor, l the basics cao be povided. We're oot talking luxuries. · This is an open letter to lhe cill· coot41ue to face the burden of local fiiSt 10 amendmenlS to the ConstiCobpesa and in 10 dolo& alluded to Note also !hal bolb levies are poposed for only long CDOUgh to enable , zeus of Meiss County, urging their scbool funding. tutiOII) luar&DIOC us.our basic free. Ted' a vote aaainst lhe aime bill ·as i,, die dlaUicta to remain solvent pending the appeal of lhe Peny County support of tbe two renewal tax It is no secret that aime rates doms. Amons !hose freedoms is liUie more tluin a have-to vote. Tbc school fUDdina equity lawsuit levies in lhe F..astcm and Southern increase as .educational levels the right lb own and bear arms as Dayton paper's endorsement of !. Tbc renewal levies m: reasmable and needed. local scbool dlstriCIS. As prosecutdecrease, and the effect ol a quatity protected in lhe Second Amend- Strickland said that while Ted · Your support is encouraged. ment. "wasn't persooally opposed to bao· ing attorney, I am in regular con· education on other factors suc11 as ; I was pleased to see so many ning guns," he voted against the tact wilh scbool boaida and school economic development. our sue- • people in Pilte County willing to Crime BIU beCanse be bad made a admlnlstrators, and 1 sbare in their cess in the job markets and the put party poUtics aside and vote for promise to the voters.in his dlslrict concem for lhe financial well being qUality of life !hal we auain m: 1111 · direct resulla of lhc CJ.Uality of lbe s1rooa IJI'(llCCtorS of !hal rlghL one in 1992 uot to support aun restric- of their scbool dlslriCIS. ; A Commc:il ~Court judge. In educMiM tbat we recetve. · of the ltcy local spealtera at the UODI. Perry County baa deemed Ohio's I believe stnin&ly in our local rally, Dave Roberla, said it clearly On Saturday ni,bt, Striclcland scbool funding metbod to be school dlstriclS, and I urae you 10 Dear Editor, Fifteen families w~ able to pur- wbeo be said he bad been raised spolce of !hal pronusc be made to unconstitudooal. Unfortunately, tile join me in supportins these two ·solidly in one political party, but win our votes two years ago and : Mr. Colemau prefaa:d his Occ- · c - a home in!'. eigs County and Slale has decided DOl to address the important levy issues. wben it comes to Second Amendsaid be would not go back on. it. . 27, 1994, letter to the editor wilh two elderly households received basic problem of scbool fuo'lllo&, 1o1m R. Lentca ment ri&hlS, be bas · D O party, !hat My question is just how stroll& is i lhc disclaimer dutt it was not his housing rehabilitation grants. but has chosen, instead, to appcil Rutland be, like the hundreds of others our Congressmao'a staod? Does be ! intent in his letter to impugn anyThe vlllase was reimbursed : one's character or question their quarterly by ARC for expenses there, will v.ote for po-gun .caodl· really ~lieve what he votes? Or . . does be limply see it as beiDa polit· . } bollaty. Thll atatelllCIIl wu a lillie incurred in the administration ,of dates. · J was also pleased to get 8 · ically-correct of !his dis~t? : lltc receiviDS a pal 0111he bead aod the program. The amounts menhow onimponaot a small business Dear Edllor: . ; lbeo aettiDa slapped in ~ face. . timed in lhe audit report C1liJ!meug cbaoce to hear directly fn5m some _:QQ. !his raa: I tbiDlc we need to I bave tallced willi the Meigs 1i1ce mine is to !hem. That is wby it ' It Ia oot-Uoc:ommon for lhooe DOt and to whicb Mr. Coleman alluded. of !hose pro-aun candidates, cspc-: look further lhao bis pomised vote County Chamber of Commerce. the will be hard for me to vote Dell ; &millar wilh federal and swe Jlllllll were the last two requests by the cially the candidates ror Congress. .and lQolc at olher indlvldual Frank Cremeaoa Republican county commissioners, state and Tuesday. Not wbo to vote for issues lis well. Wballlbout ; administration policies, to draw villaae of Middleport for reimgave a endorsement wben hefederal politicians and been to (that's bard enough). But WHY? rights 1 Wbat about the rlgbt to ; crraacious ~lusious, especially if bursement These mmlea had been said be . DOl become I banner Dlimy meetings wilh ODOT. cboooe our own pbysiclan? What · Now I cao ~why 60 per~ the coac:lusi0111 drawn are~ expended in the pro&ram for the All were willing to ta11c and lis- cent of tbe people won't vote. ~ to allow lhe writer to plant of benefit of low-Income families. of gUDJ, but WO\Ild be a strong po- about lbe rlgllt to pray In school? the politician : doubt aild mistrust amons con- And thus. Mr. C'J>lemu,lhe money tector of Second Amendment Any attempt to limit the riabll of ten but none were willing to try and Whatever t lllllll:r, evidentt caned cilizclls of Meigs County. was most cenainly IJlCIIl for hous- rlgbla. Cft:meaos has been·a mem: the Individual is no staod lor the · beJP.. Most said !hey would do this beioo&& 10 ber of lhe Natiooal Rifle Assocla· democracy !hal we all sbou1d hol!1 or ihat and set back to me. NOlle ly you have to be big h'l•incu to be :· If the writer were knowledge- ina Jlllldwe assistance. did and wben 1 called !hem, no helped.. ~ able abOut bis subject, he would Tbe general fund was !hen reim- tim lona before be entertained lhe dear. idea of I'WIIIing for off'tce. · The Second Amendment needs re,-:se . Mike Roberts ~ have to own tbat the HUD buncd for lhooe expenses. To lofer 'Democrat Ted Striclcland was a stron1 protector wbo believes have learned wilh politicians owner, Five Points Exp-esi ; t.f~«l•dlian Regioual Colillllission thal the village may have to relU111 ·~ {0 LrBD!•was awarded to the their own money was an unin- tbere too. He arrived late after wbat be's voting on, not voting ' speodins the twance of tbc. day simply because It's politically ·· ; yillaae of Middleport, not to lhe fonnccl opiDioo. -MetrOpolitan Housing Aulhority. In reference to the Meigs campaigDin& witb Joel Hyau at lhe expedient back home. Dear Editor, Hmit the dealh penalty: . ~.J.iclaa Houainl Authority uow Metropolitan Housing Aulhority, Pike County Fairgrounds and in • Frank Cremeans not only heard Bill Clinton and - For placing U.S. troops ' rovides rental assislarice to low Fred Hoffman was the driving Gallipolla. We all know where Joel promises to vote to protect our TedI' have S triclcland portraying ·tbe under foreign oommand· Hyatt stands on the guo issue ... ~ bouaeholds by aidlna in the force to reactivate the authority and lodlvi!lual freedoms, be believes ''GOP ~ontract w1th America" as - For Imposing a ~ level t J&lllioo of FmHA Rural Home .• a IIIUlt, 74 families now tive in he's no protector of the Second what he's sayin&. wrmg aod bad for America. Fraalc tax lnerease- $21S biltioo; Amendment applications aod provided site life, decent and aaoitary bousing · ·· ""• . ......... n.-·IL , . Cox Cremeans is one ol300 Republicau For imposing a Bru tax 011 Striclcland reminded the crowd : velopnent where needed. I was tbrough rental Bssistance. lmpoved ~vcr CODifCSSional caodldatcs wbo has . middle class families; r ired to administcr lhe ARC pro- bousina. by lhe way, is one ol Mr. signed !his contract If the Repubti- .For addins $16 billioo to the ~ram and it was later tbat the Hoffman's five goals for Meigs caos lalcc control of C011gress this deflcit for social pt'Oinlllis; ;~,telsa Housioa Authority was County. - Apinst subjecting Congress called politicians and lbeir televi- fall they have ~!sed 10 vote 011 Dear Editor: !l'undiid tbrouJb HUD. Repnlless of your preliminary die followin& reforms: , to criminal invesdgationa; You ·have beard lhe old Indian sion ad campalfl'· Are you tired of ~-'ibe vi11aae of Middleport wu statement of your intentions, Mr. Ooe lbe flfSl day of Congress. a Asalnat cuaiog $90 billloo of sayios. "Wblte man speat with ieeins and llearinatbcm? fjwanled an ARC araot in the Coleman, an undeserved slap in the Republlcao House will: fcdenll S)ICIIdio&: · forked ton&ue." Now I believe I Virai1Wallcer ~ount of $43,800 for the -18· face jlwts DO less. Become better ..:_Force Congress to live under - Asaiost applyina autct cooRacine . tiDoatb project Tliis srant was writ- lnforined prior to auemrtins to know what be was-talking about. the same laws as every olher Amcrdltlons for lhe Haiti invasion; Could it be that way with the so· Ucu by !hen-Mayor Fred Hoffman influence tbe voters o Meigs lean; Apinst granting presidential the benefit of DOl oaly the ICSi- County. - Cut one out of every lhree line item veto authority; !!lleniS of Middleport. but for other Jean T~ Congressiooal cOmmittee atatren; · · - Aa~nst rcquirlna 48 bour ~elga Co~oty reaidents aa well. LmJ Boudm - Cut lhe.COIIgre&aional bud- IIOiicc for aborlioo 011 Diiii&ii; · Dear Reader. . dren would be nealected Uld that Your control of our local may tate. yean to overcome OUr . get. · , . - Aaalnst requiri111 proof of TbCD, In the fii'Sl 100 days, !hey . cidlt'Dship to vote; . schools cao only ~ exercised If children bave sUffered In •,, you as voters con~nue to upbold due to the lack of adequate f=~ will vote on the following 10 bUis: · - Against requlrioa c:rimllllla Dear Editor, at McDonald' s, or Wendy's, or lhe fllWlCial requll'Cmenll of the log. Cast your vOle to belp IN'nl,.... - B•lanced bud•et amrnctmmt · to serve 8S percent of their lCD· , renee: . ..--· and line IICDI veto; ;· Accordln8 to a recent article in Friendly's. or some other ecooomi- ~ Local Scbool Dlsutct. This lbeir fublreS. . 118 • The Daily Sentinel, u well u cal restauranL Mi1ce usually drives COD'!Ol will com~ _In the Nov. 8 -Stop violenl aiml ls; . - Asainst matins Consre1s Small districts' lite ours must : lhrough lbe COIIIlaol blirqe of his an old General ·Motors product eleaiou. Eastem auzeos m: asked accept lbe cost that coiDCidcs with -Welfare refo¢; . comply witb lhe Family Leave Act; - Prolcct our lclds; . · · · : oeptive tclcvisial adds. Joel H)'lll wilh 90,000 plus miles. . to vOle to reoe:w the c:urn:ot cmer- edtlC&Iinl our cblldleo.lf educadOII -Tax cues for families· · - ~ cuaio~ fulpa•is lmplyins, if oot outright sayinJ. · Hia home is an old, unpreten- 1eocy ~vy. 'Ibis levy originally for is a ftDWt..ment,aJ ri•h• for all chll- Siron& natloual ~oe; . sloaal blidaet by five · t; : five mills has ............ rolled '--L to ...... ..,. : thal Mike De\Y.IIIC is IOIIIC tiDd ol tlous lar~bouae in rural "-oe un"' 4 4 milia b the....,.. ty audi~ . : .....o. we mull pay for proareu. e furnishings are adcy coun tor to The eami R ~i~; the seolqr citizens trom s!!:::~t early ~lthdrawal ~a leu than hoDcal, fall livina. jet County. llale does belp GS ~ of •oel pollticiaa liviDg in luxury at the quatc. but certainly not lavish. As a c00.ply with swe re111l•dooa The .· - ApiostiCCtioa.an ~~~~end:expeoae of those wbo pay the Coo&res~. it was normal for IUPJU\ of !his _levy will only ~:r.:r=>:,:': =t-= latloua; · sovemment resu., meot 10 lequire a "'lanced budpt; , •taxes. bim Ill lalcc standby air OIJbt& In an . antce that the dlllrict will be lble to willina to pay our =· lbare.. . - Common-oenoeleaaJ reform• · . - Co-apon~red. tho Clinton; c __,,_ ' Well, I doo't 1cnow mucll !!bout effort to save taxpayers mouey. His continue to operate u It bu over Plcaac remember, 1 -:- Cooatess1oaa1 tcnn limlca. ' · Heallh Care BID and was a 'l!!elllbcr· !Joel Hyatt. e~ for IOIDC IQIOII wife, Fran DeWine, spends bcr the last four years. BCCIIJI!: ol your · aat of .all vOICR were at onettiliCa It IICCIDI to me lbeac are lbe type : of the Heaiih Care Tilt Fot!:o: . ~-another, be ~aedly cbanJed time coolei.::~ and loolclnJifter support the district bu .r~moved . pan ct pubUc educatloa in Amerl- ollhlnas die people of suulbeutem It aeema to me thcae are the: lbeir oeveo • itself from tbe a tate loan fund, ca. tJJU aame from ZyldedeniiO Hyatt. ... Plcue tate tiJne to lbow your . Ollio want Congress to do. Llherals : typca of diiDp ~ people ct IOUtb-· j{owcver, · .1· do know Mile · Tbe above Ufe 1tylc tollllds. aomethins that rarely occurs in lite Bill Ctintoo aod Ted Stilet~ t Willi Coopeu pewine. I wa employed by Mike ,..,___ l~..!!!~.! ·~~~'=~~:~.~! . tax payer w10 not ... .,_ ve to ~!'"for tilecblldlal Eastern ecao vote aaaioat DIU ...., ........, . Oblolbe m1 ·~~~e we Local ICAC ~ are campalpiq aaaioat lor tbrce yean durin& the 1980. Vote 'yea' ooourreoewal. · · • contracL By contraat Ted Strick· Cl!atm ~dll9611ut the electioia ol ~ be Wll the 7tb DisUict Coo- DeWiue tbat I know. You can pay any addiliooal taxea, therefore, believe lhooe oeaative Ida of Joel your taxa will not inaaac. Wbca Easlali Local Levy Support Com }~v;"'l record includes lbe · Fn:t~~~U: wbatevcr-bis-name if you like; But citizens deny tbeir'lupporl of a · ~ • NoW, ID)' dad oocC: told me !hal • David Wecb - For locreulnJ taxes on: Deni'GIII-blne hlle way to -~ 1coow a~ is I ~IIOW better. Remember, my reuewal tax levy die llatic ......_ ld.lhe Houso lor >40·,_.. Alfred. Socill Scalrlty benefits; wod: for him. Well, I ve aJICDI daddy told me the way to lcoow involved by forcing districts to -For llftlaa ·the 1al 011 • .,. in Itls time to Jive lbe lcpub'k:!lu a y a 12 or 14 bour day witb die milila!'J; . , rv• · allot at tbc COIIIroll. . . rw:n~ tban. I did. ~!r::. ~::: :=~ , ~orle~CoUios • He Ml lbe I - FO( penoiWna lftiiiJI bealtb C. Tr!plett ubi~ AI we ~m , . .Doo Soulh the comg::x atate requlrementa. . ~ (or py par1nen; · BellcfoutalDC Tbe fun ental purpose of pro1 nn.; I to tDwD, IDCCCIDa m1 lalijoa vidinl an educallon for olir chll· ~ Boqom - For usios ragial quotaa 10 , tb ~ ClOIIIIiiiJCDta. we alway•.~ MICH. 111 Court Street Pomeroy. Ohio Nellie Marie Hosd1ar, 68, of Soutbside, W.Va., died Thursday, Nov. 3, · 1994. in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sbe was a hMM"J!•kM~ Born July 26, 1926, in Southside, sbe was a daughter of !he late Grover and Emma Jean LeMaster Lindsay. Survivors include ber busband. Johnnie Hoscbat; 'two daughters. Nellie Hudson of Southside and June Stover ol Racine; ooe 1011, Calvin Hoschar of ViniOD; four steplaughters, Reole Russell of Gallipolla Feny, W.Va., Allie Lewis of Ricluoond, Ind.. and Naooli PulliD and Ann Rice both of Point Pleasant, W.Va.; two stepsons, Jobnnie Hosc.har, Jr. of daJJipolis ~les Hoschar of Ricbmoud. Ind.; ouc sister, El1cB Wbeatctaft of WashingtoD Colltbouse; 14 granddlildren and ooe RR:al-graodcbild. She was preceded in dealh by ber pareniS, one sou and ooe brolher. Friends may-call 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at lhe WikoliCII Funeral Home in Point Pleasaot where services will be held 1 p.m. Sunday with lhe Rev. William "Bud" Hatfield officiating. Burial will be in lhe Viers Chapel Cemetery, Soutbside. IMansfield !67• I• IND. • •lcolumbusl7.o• I Gladys Riley iu-. Glady~ W. VA. i ~--~~------------------------~~----.J Vote~s encouraged to i i• support school levies • They do care • • • I :CW~:c=t~":: ! i 1 Cremeans supports . Second Amendment ·! Prosecutor urges support for county school levies !' Letters to the ·editor Setting record ·straight I ..Why _vote? SO: '!:t l!!!f Attacks Strickland record Ad campaigns nor Support Eastern levy ~ , me About Klke De Wine 1 . .,.'\:back iuar· !his :::00 . ~-· _.de. ,. .. CClll:::;: .. r=:. ==~· \i= ,....OJ losw:aoce .\ . ' • I (. ' . Brief: ~ Shell, union reach agreement l 1 C11184Acw--or,lnc. Partly sunny skies slated through region Sat~rday Wea~er roncut: · -south ... Moslly cloudy north with Today ... Partly cloudy south- scattaed showers. Highs 70 to 7S. east ..Variably cloudy central with Extended forecast: a cbaQce .o f showera ... Moslly Saturday nigbt...Sbowers and cloudy north with oa:asiooal sbow- lhundeistorms. Lows near SO. · ers and a cbaoce of lhunderstorms. Sunday ... A chance of morning Highs 70 to 75. sbowers and Tonigbt ... Mostly cloudy. A lhunderslOmls...Dect"easin~ c~ance of showers south ... Occa- from tile west during 111e • swnal sbowers and a cbance of liiahs in the mid to upper 60s. · lhuoderstorms nOllb. Lows in the Monday and Tuesday ... Partly 1 · SOs. cloudy. Lows in the 40s. Highs in Saturday ... Parlly sunny the low to mid 60s. Jury chosen for O.J. 's trial Los ANGEl ES {AP) - 'lbey loot more lilte his fans than bis peers. Obe juror In lhe OJ. Simpson trial drives a Pepsi ·trucli:. TWo othcrs wen for lbe post office. 1beq is an insurance claim adjuster, a fliabt attendant. a courier, a job · counselor, a teacber and an Amtralc maoaaer. About die closest ally of the 12 j~ come 10 beins a peer of lbe millionaire foothall star and actor is a mao wbo worka in quality control for Hertz Corp., the company for wbich Simpsoo was a spokesman. Legal analysts said Simpson should be pleased wilh lhe panel selected Thursday after a tense, grueling day in wbicb auomeys · exercised their peremptory cballenges. Fifteen alternates still must be chosen. "I tbink be's got 1, pu~ jury," said Soulhwestern University law pofessor Robert Pugsley, wbo, lilce maoy experts, clefines a great jury as a future bung.I1JO'. Sisson appointed to fill apd Lee ~ircle _I! washing away: {Continued rr- P..e 1) . The mayor ai>pilnted Council. man Bill Roush to remove the dockS from die river !his weelcend, and aslccd Eber Pickens and Dennia Wolfe to winteri2c the restrooms at lhe roadside part, in addition tocompletinR wintcJ'ization.at Lon· don Pool. On buroina wilhin lhc vUiaac. the mayor said that bumin& permits ate to be secured from the fire department before burning occurs. Pape advised council that the village bas received a check from the swe auditor for $89~ to cover last winter's snow removal expens· ca. The money will be put into the stm:t fund. it was reported. Also discussed awas the pur· ·chase of a three-quarter ton truck wllh snow removal equipnenl Tbe ·mayor aslced Roush to jet various quotes on lhe cost of sucb vehicles a!ld !hen to lldvertlle for bids for the purchase. · Wolfe noted that electric rates are going up and the present mileage for current expenses {street lights) will not scncrate enough money to cover lhe e1penses. He asked council to consider increas, ing the levy amount Rousb said cable service in lbe village is poor, and suggested !hal a letter be directed to Cablevlsioo by Village So.licitor Carson Crow. If .that does not result in better receptim. !hen be suggested !hal a represenlative of the COIIpany be asked to meet wilh council to address lhe poblem. .. · Pickens reponed !hat a part of lhe roadway between Jime Street cusrs 2tJ.Ht) l'llbllohecl onry tlft«100a, Motolay lllroop Fridoy, lll Court St., l'oiMO)', Ob!o, bylho Oblo Valley Pllllllilll.. ~y-medla loc., ~....,-. Oblo 4$769, I'll. 992·2 tS6. s-d .-.......,. pold tll'omeroy, <1\lo. . . . . . . . . . Aaloeft'ad Pre., ud 1be QUo NtiWIIplpCf AMa chllk'a. , I'OI'IMA8'I'Do llood oomcllou to Tho Dolly SoaUoel, Ill Co•rt St., ~~- ... ct.jri .... P'Y tblc:otrier ..., nao!l'u- cllnctto 11tt Ootlipolll Doily : ':!,:::" balo. ~~·..:~~':~ ponaltted Ia ..... - o.o.u.- «lootoo1 J21.0. ll .................................................... ~;:=::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::tit: Stocks Worthington lnd•••.-..--.20 3/4 Stock nporll are the 10:341 Lm. quotes prodded by Advnt o GaiUpolb. COLONY THEATRE ----~~KULSIJIIcmPitONI ......,_c..., 52 Woob...............................................$U.76 Authori~ea said they had not completed !heir iovesti&atioa but were DOl inclined to tbink tbat Mrs. Smith's estranged bl!sbaod. David. or olhers would be implicated. "I would say It does not fit lhe scenario for anyone else to be · involved." Robert Stewart. chief of the ·State Law Enforcement Divisioo, told NBC today. Smilh's motber, Barbara Benson of Garden City, said her son is devastated. "He's locked in a room and be won't even talk to bis father," sbe said. Sbe said she had no idea wbat could be bebind lhe deaths. Shoney'slac...................-.......15 1/4 Star Bank ......... - .............- .....-..39 Wendy lllt'L ··--···-.. --.15 1111 SIHGLll COPYI'IIICll . Columbia Trustees to meet The CoiiJIIIbia Township Board of Trustees will meet tonigbr iu regular session at 7:30 p.m. at lhe ftre station. held Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. al Southern High School, Racine. High school and junior high spon· sored. Adults, $4.1S and children, $3.50. Lottrldge smorgubord Fall rest! val Nt The Harrisonville Elementary fall festival will be held Saturday, 5:30 to 8 p.m. wilh games to stan at6p.m. A smorgasbord dinner will be beld Sunday from noon to 1:30 p.m. at lhe Lottridge Community Cenler. Adults, $S.SO, and cbildren under 12, $2.SO. Carry Ol!t is availRuUand restlval coming able .. The annual Rutland fall festival · wiU be held Saturday from 4:30 to ~~OJI Day dinner An Election Day meal wiJI be 8 p.ui. atlhe scbool. served at the Racine Methodist Churcb by lhe United Methodist Bean and cornbread dlnDI!r A bean and cornbread dinner Women Tuesday from II a.m. to 6 p.m. So11p. sandwiches, pie and will be held Sunday at the Racine Americao Legion bati sponsored by beverage wiU be served. the Portland Sports Committee. Tbe money to be used for uniEastern Craft Sbow forms. ·· ~- The 9111 aQnu~ Eastern Band Boosters Craft F air- wiil be held · Saturday, Nov. 12 from 9-4 p.m. at Revival services aDDOunced Revival services wiU be held at . Eastern Higb Scbool. For more lhe Failh ~ellowsbip Crusade for information call98S-350S. · Cbrist Friday and Saturday Digbts. 7:30 p.m. wilh a songfest on Sun- . Retired leacben to meet day at I p.m. The services will be Tbe Meigs Retired Teachers wiU meet Nov. 12 at trinity 010rch conducted by the Rev. Glenn for a luncheon. Rev. Deren New- Miller aod singing will be by lhe Endtime Singers. man wiU speat. said. ---···---....30 Jiouy......- ....................::.. ............... :ISC""' Meigs announcements , Taicbi C"lasses will begin Monday, 7:30 p.m. at lhe Middleport Arts Council. Eric Chambers is insttuctor. The fee is $15. (Continued rrOjll Page 1) Reliance Electric: Robbins & Myera.. ..--··--·•711l ., c..ritr•-·- Gladys vr·ginia Hudson Sayre, of Mason, W.Va., died Thursday, Nov. 3, 1994. • Sbe was a daughtcr of the late William W. and Dora B. Hudson, and was also precerled in death by a.son, Kennelh, in 1948. Survivo~ include a son, James of Rt. 2, Leon, W.Va.; sister, Dorotby Atkinson of Rt 2, Leon; brother, Jobn Hudson of Rl. 2, Leon; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services will be 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason. Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery, Letart. Frienda may call at the funeral bome Saturday from 7-8 p.m. C1au to beJI:In Monday Muttlmedll Inc. ·-·----.28 7111 0.- ................................................ $1.60 O.Moltlh ....... ----· ............................... $6.95 Coo Y• ....... - ................................... SI3.20 Gladys Sayre Spectators jeer Point Bancorp ·--.. - ............. _ ..u SIJIICIIPIIQN IIATII u -........................:....................J2u• str~! ~QD§tru~tion, Limited lnc.-------..--.20 112 -.y,Oitlo4f769. :UWIOII ....... :.......................................SI116 . U9.9QM9; $6,143.27; bigbway, S8J30.99; rue, $6,375.33; water $3,886.34; 1uaranty meter, $2,197.03; cemetery, $82.84. . Others afteoding tbe meeting were, council memb.ers Kalhryn Crow and Larry Lavender, and Ponce Offtcer Ryan Hall. Am Ele Power ,_..................ltl/4 Akzo ___,..............................59 5111 Ashland on ___ ....................37 1/4 AT&T ..... _ .... -.:.... ............54 3111 Bank Ooe·--·-···.............28 5111 Bob Evans-----.. - ;.... _ .•.21 1/4 Cbomplon llld. __ .,......... .-.25 1/4 Cbarml1111 Sbop.- .......... - ...7 1/4 City Holdlog •• --··-"-""'"".34 Federal MClflul.--------.23 Ill Goodyear Ta.R ····--·-'-.35 Sill K-mart-- -----------161/4 Lands End ·-·-·-·--· --·18 1/4 The Daily Sentinel No ..llo«<ptl.. by moll He also Doted dial the roof of lhe municipal building iS bein& painted. · Tbe mayot's .report showed receipts of $896. . - 1!JIIice Zwilling, clerk-treasurer, reported balances in the various funds as follows: aeneral fund, M. Riley, 73, of Mason, W.Va., died Thursday, Nov. 3, 1994, at ber residence. Sbe was a homemaker and a membci of lhe Mason United Methodist Church, Mason Extensim Homemalcers. AARP in Point Pleasant, W.Va., ~rican Legion Smilh-Capebart Poll 140 of New llaven, W.Va., and Disabled Americao Veterans in Cincinnati . Born Dec. 26, 1920, in Mason, she was lbe daughter of lhe late Herman D. Ross, Sr. and Carrie F. (Riffle) Ross. Survivoq iaclude her husband, Palrick J. Riley; ooe daugbler, Patricia (Robert) Mossman of Mason; two sislers, Opal L. Taylor of Mason and Rose E. Corliss of Pomeroy; one brotber, Jobo Henry Ross of Mt Airy, N.C; ooe half brolher, Dempsey RifOe of Sunnydale, ULab; two J111111dcbil· dfCII aod four great·graodcbildren. Sbe was preceded in dealh by her parenlS; one brolher, Herman D. Roaa, Jr., lUid one sister, Lillian F. Elliott. · Friends may call6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, at lhe Fogleson Funeral Home wbere services will be held 1:30 p.m. Sunday wilh lhe Rev. Jerry Scott of~Jciating . Burial will be in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. FRI. THRU THURS. HARRISON FORD IN CLEAR AND ~RESENT DANGER PG-13 ON!; EVENING SHOW 7:30 ADMISSION $2.00 446-0923 I . ., Nazarene revival Revival services will be held · througb Sunday at the Middleport Cburcb of the Nazarene wilh Pastor Wayne Searls of Waynesboro, Va., as evangelist. Services 7 p.m. nigbdy through Saturday, and at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30p.m. Sunday. Turkey-bam dinner set A turkey-bam dinner will be POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Repreoeatatives from' die SbcU; Point Pleasant Polyester Plaot and United Rubber WOitcn Local' 644 announced ~ a tentative agreement was reached Wcdoeaday ~ for a new three-year labor agreement ! The curn:nl,agreement expires Sunday. ' Dan RolliDs. URW local president. requelled that all membm l allelld ooe of two sessions Slated Saturday for a ratification vote ll ~ lhe new Point Pleasant High School, adjacent to the Masal Coulty : Vocational School. The meetings are scheduled for 9 a.m. and 6 : 1 pJD. A tentative agreement has beeo reached between the Soutbem ! Local Board of Education and the Soulhern Local Teacben Auod- J atioo, Superintendent Bob Ord said. ; Ord said the agreement. set to expire July 1, 1996, povidea for : no increase in salaries. There are, bowevcr, some language cbanges • in the contract, he said. : Electim of members to the Meigs County Agricultural Society . ~ retary's office at Rock Springs Fairgrounds. The teims are for tbree years. EU~ible to vote m: diose who bold membership tickelS. Tbis year, ~e terms or. Addalou Lewis, Mary Kay Rose, Ed Holter, Dan Smtth and Jennmgs Beegle expire. All five are seeking re-election. Other candidates m: James Sbeets, Robert Calaway, Herbert Erwin Jr., Daniel Young, James C. Bircbf~eld. Keitha Wbillatcb and April SwaiZcl. • I Motorcyclist injured Thursday · A Portland mao .was injured when bis motorcycle overturned 011 County Road 3S (Portland) lbW"Sday, lhe Gallia-Meigs Post of the Slate Highway Patrol said. · Howard L. FliM Jr., 4S, Sl49S Eason Road. was ta1cen to Veterans Memorial Hospital by private vehicle, the palrol said. but the bospital had DO record of treatmenL The patrol said Flinn waS eastbound. 202 feet east of LcbaDoo Townsbip Road 135 (Grimm) at 4:30 p.m. when bis molorC)'cle · struck a basketball lymg m lhe road, causing lhe motorcycle 10 ovenum. Damage to the motorcycle was ilight. lbe palrol said. Patrol probes two Meigs accidents . Citations were issued to drivers in two accidents investigated Wednesday by lbe Gallia-Meigs Post of lhe State Highway Patrol. Leo R. Siarcher, 51, Roclqxxt, W.Va., was ticketed for assured , clear distance in a two-vehicle coUision on Slate Route 7 in Cbesler Township. The palrol said Starcber was soulhbound at 2:40 p.m. and wu · ul!lible to stop his lrock in time for a car abead of bim driven by .PbiUp I. Wolfe, 33, 66345 State Route 124, Reedsville, and struck lhe rear of Wolfe's car. Wolfe had slowed 10 make a tum when the crash occurred. the patrol said. Damage to Wolfe's car was severe and sligblto Starcher's lruck, according to the report Robert W. Crow II, 16, 11126 DuSky St., Syracuse, was also cited for assured clear distance in a two-car accident 011 CoiDlty Road 34 (Pine Grove), lbe palrol said. . The pairol said Crow was northbound. 271 feet norlh of County Road 30 (Morning Star) at 4:55 p.m. wben he topped a biUcrest and . slruck a car ahead of him driven by PbyUis I. Edwards. 42, 45711 · Morning Star Road. Racine, in tbe rear. Damage to Crow' s car was severe and moderale to the Edwards vehicle, tbe palrol said. Man jailed on weapons charge · A 25-year-o!d Racine mao is in tbe Meigs County Jail today aftei being arrested Thursday night on a felony charge of carrying a coo-' cealed weapon, Sheriff James M. Soulsby reponed. ·· Crnig Brown, Pine Grove Road. attempted to flee in a vehicle after a deputy responded .to a domestic dispute at bis residence according to a sheriff's report. He was carrying a loaded pistol and bad 1\\16 Other lo&Jed fuearms in bis vcbicle, tlie repon stated. · In an unrelated incident. Eric Adams, Tuppers Plains. was arrested oo a probation violations order issued by a slate probatioo officer. He is beipg lodged in tbe jail pendin& a bearing in lhe Meip County Court of Common Pleas. Deer/car accident reported A Pomeroy youlh' s vehicle sustained light damage in a di:Jer/ct/1 collision TbW"Sday nigbt on Rocksprings Road. According 10 a report frOID lhe Meigs County Sheriff's Department. David B. JolmSQD, 17, was southbound wben be struck and kiUed a small buck lhat ran into bis vebicle. No injuries were reponed. · 1 MATIII!.I:S SAT l SUit 1 : 00 1 :20 7: 00 , 9:30 DAILY MATl"I:ES SAT t SUit l lOO,J:lO PC- tl Pomeroy, OH. \ \ ,., 7 : 20 , 9:10 DAlLY ~TI " BES SAT I SUR l:ZO l1lO I I ., l 111 li'' lj.tll'l: I DISNEY'S SIIINII 7:10 DAILY~ _ . , . .. 1:10 (IIC) TilE SPECIILIST ~ •-a • - .. ··- , liTTLE GliNTS • ·- ~ 9:20 Dliii ~ lla/IUI.l:20 t•) 7: 00 DAILY ta!'.!lltrJ- - .. ;,_ _ . 1: 00, ] : 00 (IC) THE PCPPET MISTERS • 9 : 00 Plll»dLY. I l l _ , _ ,_ Ill ftll COlliNG !(oow 1 '"ftl IJMf!'A CU.t1S 11 I '110M CI:U I SI • nTPYID IITII nil VAIIPIU• GRAVELY GIFT CEATFK:ATES AVAIL.AILIJ SYSTEM On Tuesday November 8 . Elect a FULL - tiME Commissioner For MEIGS COUNTY / . A Vote For JACK SLAVIN I Democrat · is a vote for -New Ideas-New Direction-Fiscal Responsibility- . odor; 4:33 p.m., VFD and squad, motor-vebicle accident on Old Paid lor by the Candidate • _2420 June Sl. Syracuse. Oh.' 45n9 ,, \ ·' tPC - 111 7:00,9::l0 DULY TUE.-FRI. 9:0<1-5:00; SAT. 9:00-12:00 RACINE I . 1!\Rl; \!1 CLOSED MONDAY 12:SS a.m.; Racine Volunteer . Fire llepattJDCnt. Brian Hupp residence,~ I I 11 \i I I' ll II I Ol II Ill 1111~ 1 I ' l]l \\ :\, FALL & WINTER HOURS 10:11 a.m., Walker' Alley, Mary Wolfe, HMC; . 5:04 p.m., Racine Fire Station, Ronnie Pictens, trealed at the scene. RUfLAND 9:48 a.m .. Country Mobile Home Park, Darwin, assisted Pomeroy VFD; 9:57 a.m., Leading Crcelc Road. Betty Lemley, Pleasanl Valley Hospital; · 1:03 p.m., Meigs Mine 2, Jobo Gaus,HMC. THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT 7:S3 a.m., Broadway Street, Dewayne Barley, Veterans Memorial Hospital; 1; 18 p.m., Art Lewis Street, .James Cornell, VMH. POMEROY . 8:20 a.m., Mulberry Avenue, Toui Grady residence, structure fiie. DO injuriel. : Board of Directors will be Monday betweeu S and 9 p.m. at the sec- GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE . RACINE • Fair board election Monday · Portland Road. Howard Ainn treated atlhe scene. 204 Condor St. 1· Southern, teachers announce pact EMS units.answer 12 calls Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service recorded 12 calls for assistance Wednesday and Tbursday. Units respoodlng included: WEDNESDAY POMEROY 9:48 a.m., Pomeroy Volunteer Fire DepartmeDI. Country Mobile Home Park at Darwin, furnace fire, Mary WalSOD, owner, DO injuries; 4:09 p.m., Third Avenue, Randy Comer, refused treatment. ' ,. I / • r ' �' ' Friday, November 4,.1884 . The. Daily Sports Senti~el Friday, November4, 19M Page· 4 :·o n the NFL scene, . . . Architects of Giants' last Super Bowl team to battle Sunday_ Jated Pres& ,,. T~~ designed a defense In ' Y - s p • to stop Jbe overpowerutg ao 180 • I cisco 49efli aod WlSIOJl.,Ul>lc lluffllto Bills. 11 w!rtcd. anti tbc cll.'ll:b· ing Bills :..... bead man l'an:cll' wtd oc.li:mlivc roonlinator Belicblclt led tbc Ncw York Giants to the s~'!l'l field. . Then they split. PaR:eUs retired, ouly to return to the sidelines lo 1993 as c:oacb of 1be New Englaud Patrlou. Bellcblck wu hired iii .1991 as bead mau wilb the Cleve· land Browoa. . On Sunday, In ~ P!vota111ame for both leamS, Belicbiclc and Par· cells '!ill ~ together BRaiD, if on opposue 11des or the Cleveland Su(ICI' Dowllille. . I d do whatever ~ could f~~ B1ll - but not tb1s week, Belicbick said. "We've talked ~~our leams at different points durmg the year, about commou o~ou, thinKS like that. But I'm DOIIDtercsted In belllin8 blm this week,. aod I'_m swe.~e·s not inter· ested m belpmg me. Krawsczyn to get honors at Meigs' last football game By DAVE IIAIUUS MelliS IIOifer Adam ICnwsczyD will be booorcd at halftime of IODIRbt'a footl!all11ame between Belpre IJicl the bolt MMulerl. Knwaczyo l!u just fluilbcd off a sj:lectacular high acllool aolf career by oaiUoJ clowo hla fourth stralabt Tri· Valley Coofereoce moat valuable ROlfcr award. The senior, wbo CIDiea a USOA handicap of alx, helped tile Marauders to their fifth stralRbl TVC aown Jbla put1e11011 with a 3S.89 ~bole leagDC mlldl aver~~ ·' age. He played tile 81 boles of TVC matches Ibis ICISOII- juat 11 . stro1a:s over Pll'· Io bla fredtml!l ye., be led the team actlonai to advaace to the cllstrlc:t touraa-nt at Wtilt Lafavette.. Ill froat are (kR) Cbrla · TVC with a avenge of 39.1 aod be • aiBo bad a confcreaa: tow average Ball, Kevin Fields, Tysoo Evam, Matt Bradford of 38.7 bls sophomore year aod aDd JIISOD Lawnac:e. Bebiad them are Ryu Nor- 37 ~ Ills juoior His (I rls, Jason Sbuler, Ryan Hill, Brian Anderson, TVC average is~ our )'ell' RJ•n WWJams and Mason Fisher. In his sophomore year, be helped leacl the Maraudcrl to the . Dlvlaloo II state tournament. Knwsczyo fired a 16S OD the tough osu Scadet Courae to fiDiab lllh Sao Fraacilco 11 Wllhlaatoa. I p.m. iD the Stale. 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DETIIOIT PISTONS: Placocl huo · fannrd,STATE •• tbo lalond 1111. OOLDBN WAIRIORS: LOS ANOI!LIIS CUPPBIIS: Plaood Clary Groll, pard, ud Bob Mutlo ud Sluloy ltOb<rtl, coaln, oa the IQjund 1111. LOS ANGELES L.\ltBRS: Pl~<cd 1.- Wortlly, forwlld. oo ... lajtnd 1111. WIIYed Tmor Rullla, aun. MIAMIIIJ!AT: Walwocl WUile IIIItH• --=-o.tl' . . -· •111o PHD 1111. . X SUMS: PllCid Allot ,._""'"-d. ..... ~ 1111. PORTLAND TUJL ILAZIIRS: - . .TMYJ IIIII . . lbllliond llol.'Noeolo lttiabl. SAcaAWBNTO ltJHOS: Placacl Dou1 lAo, auard. ad IJoMI Simmo!ll ... Fnak lricUWatl, - · 011111 bijuredlllt. WoiYeoiMib~......... d>o ....... . ......... 992-7523 Friday, Nov. 4 · Saturday, Nov. 5 10:30 am to 5:30pm and Sunday, Nov. 6 12:00 pm to 4 pm Reg. Hours Mon . thru Sat. 10:30 am to 5:30pm • ·+•a!".L +•a! By RICK WAltNER altitle. ·- -- - . . APFOotbeUWrlter "We've got to wiD ltln order to The Big Eut champloo1hlp yet where we want to be on Jan .. WOD't be the ooly thin& at llake ID , ,"be 118id. SalllldaJ'I Miami·S)'nleuae game 1 Tile Hurricanes have bce:J.o at the Carrier Dome. The wlnocr I viDiqe fOllll since loalogto W. • lllo could get to play ~ranked ID&fOO 38·20 oo Sept 24, a defeat. Nelll'llll:a In the Oria BoWL i that coded lhclr record 58-cme · If No. S Miami (8:.1) wln1IU [' wloulogllreak • the Orange 1 wl. Jut four aame1, the Hurricane• They've outscored their 1ut four would definitely be Nebruka' 1 oppoocoll 120-32, aod bcld No. 17 oppciDeol on liD.till 1, uode(CIICid. IIIJIIIUD& the __ VlrRIDia Tech to mlous-14 yards Comlwatera ..... lait i ,.......,1 wcck. area No. 10 Syracuae (6-1) would 1 SyracUJC lw wou lix 1traighl probably 10 10 the 0nmge Bowl if . since clropploa ill opcDCI' to Oklalt wlu out l!lld No.8 FkJdda Stile ; 1llama by 0110 polot However, the loaea to Notre Dame or Florida. ; 0rangeate11 bave beatea Ollly cxie. Under that ac:coarlo, the Orange· 1 ,raokecl tcllll (VIralola Tec:Ja) l!lld meo woulcll~ be the hlgbclt ·haveapilloua defeaaelbat Ia aivlns nokccl bowl lion tcllll.avall· : up 417 yarda ucl25 polou per ablciOplayNelnlka. .' pme. Miami c:oac:lt Denolsllricboa Tbe>Hurrlcloca, a 13 112-polnt powa bll tcllll bU to beat Syra· l .favorl~, wilhqueezc the Oralige ... cuae to have any tlbot at the 11811oo· , ~ 34-14. . 1 ' I I ,I 'I I BONUS DAYS ~2- /''~, ,,'f(J"Ir· : 'I 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oo :SOftDibcr 5th only, with _,. parcl1aae )'011 will reccift spccla1 "Bonua Bucka" ·that can be uecd on tlUI,t day's parc:bMe or hold them for fitture sa.v~ngs. ' ......,, JIIIII. .... J2·22 Jo-t2 ~ ti.O. .1..14 12-19 · LoMIIIor, Wa 3().22 IG-14 lrloo. s.P... - ... .21-30 7-10 Zo11111j11. -.IJ.Il IG-11 AIL 11-11 1-12 OJI ......... IJ.I4 9-ll ~DoL ·-·11-11 7-14 ~.NYOIS.I6 1-10 41 41 41 41 . . . . p FLORiDA ArUM.= w......._ .. . _.. . _. . ··~ rn.the ex-coach category · By RUSTY MIIJ,ER cmtradl. . Tile 10-gaaii iOsiiig ikiill l the : Ai 1 saicl to our roolbali tealia after' . · ba1t1e of teama tryiDa to keep their .ltk:bdapill." . 1 thqame, I lbouRbt we played 1 bo1Jea olaleape dtlc aUve. AP Sparll W~ 1 · TboiC are the problema laclog : oadoo'aloogcat. · With lbrcc poa RlllliDiaa lor - From the outlidc, being a auvor aeveral Mlcl·Amcrk:ao Cootereoce Keat c:oadl lim Conipll, after' bard. I don't tbiDt we played I . 'That leaves Corrilall ud'hla '!IIOIIIeallll, BowliDJ Greco, Ceoc:ollege football CXllj:llloob lite a c:oaches tbeae clayl. bla lCD wu bealcD 414 81 Tole- particulirly welL" ! Kcot (2-6, 2-4) team 10 bolt B9Wl· tnl Mkhi'u and Toledo have the preUy aoocl deal. He.r'• a aampUo11 of c:oadles' i clo 1111& Salunlay: "I Willi very dia· Ohio Unlveralty coach Tom log GreeD (8-1, 6-0). . moat to J1111L Eilltcr Bowlin& Gnlell - Tbere'1 a paoelecl offlc:e with ' quotes from the MAC's weekly • .appolotccl with our foolbaU team. Llc:bteobcri, fired cfrectlve at the Felt Coniaail. the tmdug of the or Ceotnl MlcbiJU c:u tab dli: . , - We were·aot very aood. I just cod of the ieaeoo, wu a oo-abow 'Fab;ll!l 11 a two-edged 1word. He ~ 1ea1~e tide ud a trip to tbe l.af · Iota of room for tropble1 aod · Monday COIIfc:rmcc call aod aomc ·plaques, a aecretary olltalde to oftbe poblt:ml the cxw:bea tace: I believe we.llllde tbe trip but dldn't for tbe coo1ereoce call. ' ahoolcl lllit have 111y trouble gctt~o1 · IVepa Bowl Dec. 15" by w~ liCI'CCII your calla aod a aalary ltlrl· Aklon coach Gerry Faust: RCIO!Tthe bua." . All of the above cxw:bel figure bla team ready for a tc1111 oo 111 the rcatoltbelr paa. ·• iDI Ia the aellbborllood or. "We've beeo glyiDa ap • lot of ! Miami of Ohio coach Raody ·~ · have their baJida full ap1o S81ur- , elgbt-aame wlaolaa 1trea1t. But But the "'•lineu at hl!lcli&IJI!Iit $110.000. · . polou ud haveo t beeo,~8 a Wallrer's team llllycd close aplnst · y. Ohio (0·8, 0·6 M'AC) Is 81 Bowllq.Gnlell a11o l!u JIOVCII k .importaol. ·; . But what about wbeo tlllog1 lot lipWIII at thllltiiiC. · . ,kque-leadloa Bowlloa GreeD last Western Michigan (6·2, 4-2), : bu the lblllty 10 emblnua leal. ''Titc Toledo poe lueally the doo't ao rlght7 The alumni Wlllt a That lo a nuubellls wily lhe wcet. but lost 27-16. Asked if be Akroa (()..8, Q.6) nveb to Eutem : "It'll be a yay Jood pmc for only oue on our mlacl," Ccatrai · victory over the rlvalacbool, the Zipl .are 0-8 ovcralll!lll ~ Ia the · iCODaicler'cd that a IIIOial victory, be Mldlipo (U, ~. IJicl Mlatoi (3- ; oa to prepare ·aoclaet our focu1 1 Midllpo cOadl Dlc:t Flyu llid. raos are ~IJICIIIDg the plays MAC, have Jolt tbelr 1111& 10 games 'laid. "I don't~ at It that way. S-1, 3-1}_~JIIll State (3-4-1, 3- 1 badtl!lld ldourmopniUI": llricll," · ''W~ 1toow that's the tey ooe. W,e aod lllmlnlltrators are evaluatlog aod have beeD outacorecl 314-75. . :9bvloualy, there s DO aucb tblnJ as '2-1). Toledo (S-2·1, 3-l·l> travell CorriJaihaicl. "Bccallac If we· don t wla ~ !!-C l'elt ot ltcloel!! t a mqraf victory lo our professJOo. . .to Ccotral Mlcbi11an (7·2. 6-.1) in a doo't, we're Jolog to ,ct our buttl mean uytbing. tuat I. Salam, NcNair, Carter and Collins leading - Hei~man Trophy·race :~ paiiog ~major~ aod --•~~ Jequea m twaetwu . l c:o"'~ waao't." Maisel118icl. "lt'aa mea· . all diviliooa .. . . &tats wilh altcpticlam becauae be ",You c:ao't I·A with I· sure of bow·good be 11 that they However,' IOIIIC voters view bla plays agaillsl weaker opplllitloo . AA. Cono laid. It I like com· were ~led be ooly placd 134 yards. ~azio11 7. 7 yards per carry. A ESPN analyst Lee Coqo II tout· third cootetider is the NCAA's iog Carter, who rao for 137 yards c:arcer yiWdage leader, aod a fourth aod four toucbllowoss &Ralnst Oblo --18··011 pace-to break the liDRic·- Statc1lll Sawrday. . soollUIItfor~g effic:ieocy. "He's averaging 7.7 yards per Colorado a Raabaan Salaam, . carry on the No. 1 team (in lhc . Alc:om State's 'Steve McNair aod coaches' poll)," Corso said. ' 11 Pcoo State teammates Ki·Jana saw him a.ain 16S yards against Carter aod Keny Collioa are cur- Midllaaa with a dislocated thumb. reotly !lac Fab Foui lo the Heismao He's the toughest, moat a.4gressive T~f nee. 1111111er lo CClllege fOiltball.' 'It s like a buffet," voter Iv111 Beaoo Cook, Corso's c:oJleasue Maisel of Ncwsday said. "Tbcre's at ESPN, is backing Colllos ID the a lot of 10od choices to pick Heismao campaisn. Collins bas a 308 E. Main St., Pomergy, Ohio froliL" . . 70 percent c:ompletioo rate and a But with only five weeks left. passhlg erflciency rating or 194.75, 1-992-6641 1-800-8237-1094 oo one lw ~co a comman4ina far above lim McMahon's Divlsioo ~ . , . , .·. Ml'eCOOI of 1'1,6.9. . . . .. '-'· "I've "-ver seea a,yCllf wlicre • "He doean't. malte aoy mis· the leader 'ball11ei from week io t8Ites," Cook said, "aod be led wedt lite Jbla,'' Malt B~SCb11D . PeonS~ OD ~most importaot of the BOIIOD Globe ajlicl. "Usual· dri'Yt of the year q•lqst Michigan. Jy, by Ibis lime ol year, It's clown to If they win the national cham pi· one or two guys. But riRbt aow, oosblp, that will be the drive every· you have four or five who could one remembell." WID IL" . ' · · Some tbiDt the two PeDD State · A suaw poll takcu by !!l!l ~- playen will aplli the F.asleQI Y~ V« Post Ibis weelc shoWed Salaam wbic:h could prevent ellher from · boldinl a slim lead over Carta: 1114 wiunln11 the. Helsman. Cook dis· Stereo, Expreaslol'll Appearance Pkg. 3.4 V-6, auto., air, etereo, cruise, power Auto., V-6, tilt, stereo. McNair. But most agree that lhe qR~Cs. wlndowa & locka. Heismao, wblcb will be awarded "In 194S, (Army teammates) Dec. 10, II SllJ1 up for lll8bL Doc Blaocbard aod Glenn Davis If be were vollog to<lay. Maisel fllliSbed 1-2.': be said. "If they're said be woul.d pick S~. The bolb good eoou&ll. It doel!l't mat· junior is lhe nation's top rusher ter." · ' . 1• • with a 174-y•d average and lw McNair lw posted mlnd•bcig· · scaed 19 touclldowos, five more gliog Dllmbm Ibis seasoo, paulog titan uyooe elac. · . ·· fof 3,8S4 yards and 36 touch· . "Some people were cllsappoint· clowaa, aod IWIIliDg for 79S yards ed by bl1 performance asalost and oluc toucbclowoa. He i8 oow Nebraska oo Saturday, ,but 1 the career (IIISI~II . lo I·AA By RICK WARNElt : AP JootbliU Writer ' Oue Ia the uatioo'a leader rusher aod SCOiel', 8DIIIhcr II averaglllll an DON TATE.MOTORS, Inc. Gee .1995 CHEVY · LUMINA . SALUTING OUR VETERANS . . ' 1994 GEO TUCKER. 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HB Automatic, atr..................... $2,995 1994 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE .............................,.............. $24,995 4X4, automatic, elr, more. 1990 CHEVY CORSICA Auto., air, more .••••••••••••••••••••••• Winter, le lirstlo; the lest Choite/ All Used Cars & Trucks Must Go. 61 52 so We have wicks for,most makes We ha.ve a large s~pply of storm ·window Kits; weather atrips & pipe wrap 54 SO 41 411 41 43 41 SO 44 . Corrigal & Faust may_·join Licht~nberg ':..+ .t.a!".L+.t.~".L + •:f~+· ! lD.AYONLY Saturday Nov. 5th _ . Ka-(ptulO) 0kla..... S&.(pl~29) . TDa iu tan 1i:qam,e1 ... VIR· ' No.2iMkhWire at No.I Nebrub It No. 7CGiondo GINIA 1744. · (DOU.)ItPud• Jaybawka bavco't beat~o Buffaloca .rbouicl, mm lou to · WJomla&CPiua14) , WolveriDca try to avoid ICCCiicl 1 'l{u&kers 1ioct 1968 ... NEBRAS· . Ncbnsta ... COLORA0042-7. · atNo.l4 CJondoSt. ltnligbt four·louiCIIIOII ..• MICIJ' KA 31·7. . No•ll'larlda St. Cowboya 0·4 on tbc road ... ,GAN27-24. NQ.l PeDD St. (mlouall) at GIOI'IIa Tech · COLORAOO ST; 38-:U. Arboaa S t·. = U/2) . (inloua 24) at ludlaM SemiJJOioa 22-0 In ACC ........ · loW. St. (illall6) at No. 21 · il, · Another laullha for the J'{i!laoy ... ST. 35-7. .--atNo.15 JCa- S&. · Duct1 baveo't beea to Ro~ Lioos ... PENN ST. 417. No. t Utall (min• 71/l) Cyclone I remalo wioleu ... Bowl1ioce 19S8 .. OREGON 24Eut Caro11aa 1t Nnr Milko KANSAS ST. 41-14. · 14. (plua Ui lll) at No. J Aublll'll Lobol 0.3 at home tbla ICIIOD No. U Soutbena Cal (plull) 7) .: tlgcn have ouuc:ored Pirates ... UTAH 31·24. a& No.16 W•t~ S&. a& No. 2411£1 St. ~ •• 80-10 ID two IRvioul meetings... No. II Tiua AAM Trojaoa have W011 ollut 23 TCIIIII tlecllall_. ... MIS· AUBURN 38-10. (llllaua 4) a& T -. . va. Coupn ... SOUI'HERN CAL SISSIPPI ST. 24-21. ., · Southero Mlabll p1 Loogboroa upaet Auiea ... 17·14. NE 1-W.. ~ ' (pllll2811l) a& No.4~ THXAS 21·20. Calllonla (pltu 111/l) (JailS) a&No.25Ull { Gatora avenging 48 points a ' No. U at No. liAr~.NE Loulalaoa0-7 n. I·A OIIPit , game ... FLORIDA 4S·21. . (mm. 6 lll) a& Siiusrerd Hcae tclllllw woo oaly four , . IICIIII ... BYU 38-14. :1 No.6 Alabu. Hualde1 have woo 10 1traiabt oilS pmea ID ICIIel ... ARIZONA . • (mloul6 1/l) a&LSU , over the Cardinal ... WASHING- 21-10. Lui weet: 1~ (ltrliPl)• 841 1 TigeruoappedTide's30-pmc TON31-17. a.-(plualllll) (spread). ' ·: unbcat~o 1treak last year ... · No.13 Vlrllala a& No.l!l Nord! Can11ba • Scuoo: 110.3S (lllligbt): 6C).70 ALABAMA 21-17. (mlnna 7 lll) at No. 23 Dub . : T• Heels lead ACC In nubiol : (spread). -. - ~ha~, '!ll«!wed only three , ..... N. CAROUNA 28-1.0. . ; On. the MAC football scene, J)(J(JJ~ l)l~IZIES ~·-· I . · Ohio Big___~ast_ title game may ·decide Who goes to Ora·nge B.owl Pmsmoutb. Wllcela1burg w_ ............. _._..., .... ....UfAII JAZJ.: Placod llf l'lalllloo, I· Ol'llll'l'h I Ill' lkrr~ Ba~kl'l Lol'alt·d at 2.\111 .'ii\llt St .. S.1 ranJ',l', ()It Wavedyat~ .... wllb ..-.r......s: ll()l 1SE The Country Bobbin FBirlaldat~ ~LWAUiti!B IUCU: Alteed to NewYOik. · "When coach Partells and coach Belic:blck were in New Yorlt aud I was lo Washington, they always wao!ed 10 keep the play in front of them," Rypleo said. "They drop a lot more auys." Actually, the Patriots have developed ioto a strong passing team with virtually no running game aod a weak defense, hardly what's expected from Parcells. "We have thrown ao looolinate amount of the time," Paitells said. "Gcncnllly speaking we've cloDC a decent job moviog the balL We've just turned the ball over aa inordi· oate number or times, aod when you do !bat, it's the most si11Difi· c:antacatistic lo football ". In other 11ames Suuday, it's •Cbicaao at Tampa Bay; Detroit vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee; lndi· 11118(10~ 81 Miami; New Orleaos at MiDDesota; Pillsburp at Houston; Sao Diego at Allltota: S811 Francis· co at Washington; Arizona at Philadelphia; Buffalo at the New York Jets; Ciocio11atl at Seattle; Denver 81 the Angeles Rams; aod the Los Angeles Raiders 81 Kamas City. . Mouday oigbt, the,: New York Giants visit Dallas. • Two olher c:oacbing matcbups arc intriguingJ- Arizona; with Buddy Ryaa retumiotto Pblladel· pbia, aod Sao Dieso; with Bob.by Ross bact lo A!lauta. "lt'a time for us to malt'c a move," Ryao said 111 Jbe ~ Q·S) prepared for a trip to Pbiladelpbll, where Ry111 11111 is ~:l popular aod currcut coach · Kolite, despite a 6-2 IIUI1'k, is DOL . Nov. 4-5-6 Toalpt GaUipolla at RIV« Valley Eaattm It Alclllldcr Belpre at Melp Federal Hocldog81 Soutbcnl Wablllla at HllllliDJ!I!D Villloo Point Pleuaot at HuodDRIOD East Hannan at Clarksburg Notre Dame . Atbcmatl..opa Wanm Local at Madctla Nclloovlle-Yen II Jacboa Trimble at Miller Viotoo County 81 Wcllatoa Coal Grove at Buffalo-Wayne -forwwdo. Clrillolllliia 111111111. 0wayl0 - · oolhe IQJIIIed HOU5TON ROClEI'S: Plloed 01111 leal. pn, ud Eric Riley, - · · 00 d>o IIUund 1111. .,.., ()PE~ THis week in H.S. football r..-. •• OIIID Rol>i..._ fannrd. 00 l 10-yw-. Walnd ltudolj1b (oyo, forwanl. -Eric lolllrlloct. auard.lllll Roy-· fannrd. 01 d>o llllilnd 1111. MINNBSOrA TIMBERt.'OLVES: Placed Mahlo Ro"uo• ud Clwl• Sblctleford.......... d>o iijund 1111. NEW JERSEY Nl!I'S: Cllril 011141 ud Sl_,y .PJoyd, ...,U.otd Rlctfannrd. .. d>o ...-~~~~. NEW YOU IHJCU: 11111<1 a.tao outoy, fcnord. to • - - · ooiiiiiCl oalo11lo1 illrolqlllbl 1991-99 _ ,..a.~o~~a. Plloed AIIIIDIY - · ...s fOIWIIII: Doc · 11-........ oolbo ilhnd 1111. ORL\NDO MAGIC: - l l l u i l ADAM DAW&CZYJif ::v':/;e:!~YI(~:~':> ~a~~rn~r:a;~~i~iu~~~i~ On the college football scene, m'"' Eli ""47 bl." ..... DoL ......~l4 , ..17 - . lo& .....111-IP 1..19 H.-, J...._ a.me BALTIMORE OII.IOl.ES' Named DnoJUI-oflaiiNdloL llGNNI!SOT A TWINS: Sold 1llo .... uaa. of Tim McJutoab, catm•. to tbc. Nlppoo Ham PlaJ>ln of lbe ,.,..... 1 1 I 4.146 16 19 4.6 45 · U l4 3.3 ll 15 71 11 23 4.1 21 11 16 Allea.Nia. ......... 12• l73 AII.Qa, l:M.IIIbl. lllrtMII)I. 1Dd..... l69 lOll 1293 I 5 Maioo, Mia........ lOl 176 2,170 II I EJway.Dea .........m 200 ..._ B-"aU l 9 3 7 .u...wm 5.5 15 l AU.l:M. -Romo . . . . Qooona-...... __ d>ol995-. CINClNNAn REDS": Walnd Joe Sud<n,Dot. ...... Ill lOll E.!millo,DoL ..... II4 741 . AMERICAN CONFERENCE II 1!14 1991 1300 IICil 1975 1016 ..... llallll I HABC.U-0., LARRY HEDRICit MOTOR- SPORTS: NIIIIIOdlll<:lly Cia- drhw f« 1 II ll I I 10 I 154 2047 12 169 1763 10 19l 20l6 I -.Jo& ........ Football ' Autond.q 41 46 ~TIONAL CONFERENCE llallll ~lj_'j.::'" :UO.III.Ial. Ai-DoL ......201 J. Oeor• • All.. ...711 Ericboo, T.&. .... Ill ~.Oil. .... - 149 E•-,N.0 .......217 • Frioa, Wa ........ lll Cbam,l'bll. ........ 71l ....... 0 .1 ..........214 J02 StmdaJ, NoY. 6 Transactions $1 1 1be Milraudcn arc cxw:bec! by · their loo11time successful coach John Knwaczyo, Adam's father. "Much of our SUCCess CUI be atttibo!ed to the quality of Adam' I play, 1111 !lecl....klli!!l! ll! !I!IPI'QVO· meot, aod bla leadcnblp lbilltiel," the elder Knwsciyo laid. · Amon11 lhoae preaent to booor the y01io11er Knwaczyo at Friday DiRbt's w111 be s~a~c Scoator Jao Micbaell..oal aoc1 State Rqtmseotative Mark Malone. 1be followlag II a Oat of some of bla acc:ompHsb...,ta. · • Tri·Valley Conference MVP 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 • 1992-llth iD Di'Yialoo u atlte tournament 80·8S·l6S at OSU Scarlet Course . • 1993 Laocaater Iovitatlooal MedaUat-Valley Vlew-73 • 199Hectlooal Medaliat·J..akc.. MOIIdaJ, No•. 7 53 52 S2 SO meoL N.Y. GiMIIIlO.U.. 9 p.m. Sl S. Y...... S.P..... 234 1154 1147 U .Milmla-.9p.OI. LA. lllid<n 11 -Cily, lp.m. "' 64 62 side-79 • 1993·71b HuntiDRtOD lnvlta· tiooal-Rivera-7S · • 1993-41h·HuntiDRtOn lnvlta· JioDai·RiVerla·74 : 1993-Sda In Oblo Rotary Oas· sic-Salt Fcn-78 • 1994-0hlo Junior World Optimist Qualifier Champion-VIsta View-7S • Fiflh iD Oblo Rotary Cla'aslc· Salt Fc.t-76 • Third iD West Vlrgiola Juoior PGA Eveot·PI~-77 . . • 1994-Wildlife Junior Golf lnvitaliooal Olampioo·76 • 1994-14th of 228 In Ohio Junior Cbampions·Graovllle Golf Club-77 • 1994-l:aocaater Invitational Rullllel'·up-Vlllley View·74 • 1 Medallist· lbc Browns (6·2) arc beaded toward the diffi~ull part of their schedule and cant afford to StiDD· ble &Ralnst tbe Pa!riOts (3-S}.~ of lbree straight. Clev'era(!d bas built its record wltb victories against losing teams, aod, despi!t Pan:eUs' presence that's what New England is. ' . Taking center stage for Cleve· Pomero~lddleport, ' G 40 » !P All Taxes and title fee not included. payments subject to credit approval •All prices includ6 rebates to dealer. WAGNER HARDWARE DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. *$1 Compute Lin.t,OI.!H4trfw~tl¥• IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! STREET · ; RACINE, I 1. Taxes & fees not Included. ' ' �.. • ,. "Pigl 8 The Dilly &entinel . Frlct.y, November 4, 11tC Poineroy-Middleport, Ohio' . Cavaliers to start 1994-95 season s.aturday v~. ~·o_r,ret~:~·- .~-~·-~· ~. · ~· · By CHUCK MELVIN CLEVELAND (AP) - It's not 1 like the news out of the Cleveland ' Cavaliers' ttaininll camp was all . bad. Brad Dau~erty, for Instance, probably won t need surgery for bls aching bock. Tbe operatioo oo Gerald Wilkins: rup~ .AcbiliCI went well. ~e ey~ lnf~ooa tbal wen: botbermg Chris Mills seemed to clear up. !oho Battle .made it back to pracuce after getung both "Myself and Hot Rod (John WUliams) have to try to be leaden, keeP, xuys' heada up, be positive. We II just have ,to haye 1001e liUYI play some quality mmutcs off the bencll." , . The Cavaliers nucleus, _wb1cb Maxi~: Johnson once pro~:lalmed would become the "team of the :90s." bas been sbreddcd. A cbroo· 1cally bad kn« forced Lany Nance to retire shortly before camp opened, and tbe bad back that kncca ·~· . felled Dauxberty for tbe last six And It s appearmg more and weeks of last season Dared up more likely that bead coacb Mike again wben be bent over to pick up Fratello actually will be able to a sneaker laic In lbe IUIIIIIICl. populate bls roster with 12 warm Daugheriy hasn't practiced yet, bodlea in time for Saturday' a opeD· and there's Ill! telling wben he'D er at Charlotte- tbouJb ~Y rellllll. not tbe same 12 be once env1Can tbe Cavs, minus their aliiioned. time leading acorer and rebounder, ' 'Our depth bas become our be taken seriously? ~" ~d All-Star ll~ Mark "It's an obvious 1111wcr. ~ Pri«, w~ IS feeJina the weight of you lose an All-Sia' tenter, you 1e a francb1se on hia shoulders. not golagto be as strong as you would be wltb him." Fratello said. "That's 20 points and 10 rebouDda shoo tina auarh pot, Mills {ncr •• milre a8s~eiilve J'efeu~ ~ai. Tyrone Hill .&\ forward and erased the "marslunallow" ·taiijC: Williams at center. WiliJarU Ia 1ba1 bad do=J: e-ya for ,yean ' . natural power forwllfll, and it T9i!B)Jness,. . . '1'1111 a pob~ ~ remains to be seen whethei bls Ibis ;year, either, with MichiiCI Cqe body can witbstand the beatinx baclciDx up W~III.CCIU«. •. he'll take from bisaer liiOIC pow·. Cl~;ve~d'a sb'OIIJCit poaltion . erfula:nterseycrynigbli • ,. · by:far wnf'llC-poblliUard with ; Cleveland' went 18-11 with , ~ ·b~d up.by :remn'Bran. ; Williams at ~:enter for tbe, last.29 dol!. ,wbo .le4 tbe team ill acorlns : games last season dUring the (RSC8SOIL DanDy Ferry "You know,r'm giving up a lot wbo had an UJ!:and-down exhibi: !If weight," said Williams, who bas tioo IC8SOII, will have to be a consaid be'd like a cooll'8Ct extension sistent acorer off the bench if . now that be's being asked to play Cleveland hopca to make any an unfamiliar position. "Toward DO~. Tony C•mJ!bell was signed the end of last aeaaou teama got tate iD camp tObdPfill Wilkins'· smarter and started p~ttlnglbeir · aboes power forward Qn me and their ~ bow lbe IICIIIOIIJOCI, ' center on Tyrone. so ·I didn'taet · the Cava. ate suaranteed of. biJ . the chance to drive ou those auys. crowds,every nlpt al'tbcir new while tbey pounded on me at the dowutowa ·home Gund·Areaa· other end. We'll just have to be a tbe)l.~ve sold ahoui IS 000 aeaso~ quicker team and do a lot of trap; Uckcts. ! · pinll now." • ' 'I tbink it's a xreat atmo· Fratello last year lnsllllled a sphere," Williams said. "I thllik ibe fans an: soing to llliJoy it." . could be right In the tbick"ottbinas. Watchina the playoffs last year, I felt we could'be riabt these. There was never any question in my l!lind that we could do 1bat. "We've bad 'some serious blows. Tbe one year that we were healthy (1991-92), we wa~t to the Easrern <L:oofe~ence finals. It's just toug!l. ye~ in and year out, to overcome this." Tbe absence of Daugherty, Nance and Wilkins- who tore his Achilles' tendon. in a preseason game -means Price will be tbe centerpiece of the Cavs' offense. Indisputably the beat lbree·poilll shooter {n the league, be should benefit from the new ru!C outlawing band-cbeek1ng. T~e - doser three-point line won t make much difference to bim, he said, because be felt plenty ~ortableat ll!e old distance. . Likely to round out the~~~ lineup are Bobby PhiJJa at Wilkins a night. But I think still, with.the · est of our people. we can JO mto the pmea IPd feel lha1 we have a le~itimate shot at whoever you think are tbe leadlnJ amdidales In theEasrernConferencc. " Ixo bal:k to lastaeaaoli. We l~st to Ne-:v Yort last YCII', In overtlme and m double .overtiDle. We lost to HC?usiOD last year twice ou tbree-po1nt sbota by Vernon Maxwell at the end of the game. Those arc the two teams that played for the NBA l:bampionship. If we can keep tbe other suys bealthy, we've got a chance to play . with lbole people." . But now that lbelrdeplb bas dis· appeared. tbe Cava are well aware lbal every game will be a atruxgle. There will be DO brealbcrs. "It's_~).' ninth year," 'Price said. "How many years can you do this?. H we bad all our players, 1 felt we a Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, November 4, 1884 lille, CClldl Bob Willey 1114 Rio Grude Ia currendy ranked lOth in tbe NAJA and Malone Ia lltb. . "This la aoi•l to be a very b meet, Willey said. "We 1y JIIIDI&ed 10 bell them In the Ohio Intercollegiate Cbampi· OOMipl, but jlltilllely. "All tbll-la tblltliey'll be rally fired up for tbla one, cape· dally with us being ranted abeatl By CHRIS OONCAN · LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) _ Aa ooe-aidetl as B0110D Collep'a victory overf.ouisville wu ilc:oukl have been wone. ' BOlton College (5-2-1) '!!bled four field aoals, tommllted 12 penalties ~nd bad a touc:bdowa negated on a queatlonable pass inlafeteDcc c:allln a 35-14 victory Tbunclay nigbL · "Any tim~ we ~lrOI tbe ball tbewaywedidandifweldctbalf lbe fidd aolls or if we get lilat one more .~llchdown, we have SO points, Boaton COUcse COld! Dan Henainll said.. "I'd have to ~Y we IVClC happy with the offense. B~ CoJJeae scored alliiOil at will ag11111t a Loulaville defense !hat: had not allowed a toucbdowD mmquarters. B!'t the burden was leuen~d . c:onaiderably by Bostoll Collexc I defense. Tbc team forced four !'JtOOvcn. two eveo'::f rcsultlns In touchdowns. an limited 1111111:r . :f added: WJbia IIi meet "We bill a icjfibiiite ihot at they've never lost, ao I'm sure Malooe 1ut year, AaaiiiiiDt Coacb they'm golnlliO 10 all OUL" Ed Sayre said, "but two of our runTbe Redmtn are bealtby except netS got.llk*. And we were pic:ted for senior acandout Cbrla Smith, to wiD way badt bl '79, but they who has been suffering from Ou. beat us. This time we've liOl a Smitb Ia plaanlng to run Satunlay, chance, !Jut It'll be dose.'! altbouJb lt remains undear how his The men's compeddon will fee. performance will be. H he cannot turc teama from<Cecllrvillc, Find· compete effectively, tbe R:edmen lay, Tiffin andWalab. Both the may suffa- tbrouP, the aamc fate first· aad aeeond-placc ICIDII will lbeybadlastyear, V!JIIcYsald. qualiCyforthevdopeh, · The womcn'a championship lllllicbid. seem. fWly guaranteed dcial wortb S61.tS million, ~1,':':,~ with a lint-year aalary of .91na' · The·pact cootaip nc:i ~niiw ·. cbft:a,pilcJ I ~,e.. $54-mn.: clauses or p~rfonuni:C 1oali. I( :llOii contriCt With Dallas, witb all allo 'does DOt have a claule lllow, . ',.,a.·J)IItion of !be liDal year guar- • lng bim to void the cleaJ. · aDteecl • · Last year's No. 1 pick, .Chris · But it wasn't lbe $100 m!Jiioa- L Webber, bad a one-year escape , pluslhalRobi~WX!' WlilllCd - quite '' clause and bu yet•to re-sign witb an 'u king prlte ·coniiderlns tbe I the Goldea State WIUJion,·Robln· tealh'nalue II ciiilaatecl at only ' 1011'1 deal a1ao does not haVe any $7SIDillid!' ' · '' ' deferred mQIIey. · · :· . 'T~rm oW11.er Herb _Kohl, an · Il is the bigest I1JIFliiUCcl ~····· ·lneianbcnt U:S:: ·senaw.; aiCPPed · ever 'fcJ;.';d~ by an NBA rookie, Into tbe nesotiati0111 Wednesday. ' J11011 ' the ICCOIId plct in the I ' . . ... . .. is lin•lized." "Now it like a'goclsend," Coacb Mike Dunleavy laid It · be added, "because we play two · was doubtful Robinm would play · aames. tbeD we have four days orr, : s But with no contract signed, aplnst tbe 76cn or ap1nst the Loa and we may have to go IOIIIC two- · Robi111011 didn't make tbe team' a An11e1ca LakeJI at bolllc Saturday a-days ill order to get bim cauJbt i ~~ qreeclto terml witll 'lbursday charter fllgbt to Ailladel- nillbl Tbe Bucb don't play again up. But it comes at a terrific: time tbe Milwaukee Burb oo the eve of pbia for tbe opener. until they meet tbe Cavalicra In for us." The team issued a stlltemcnt Cievcland DCllt lbunday nir.L 'I ICUOII op:aar lfter reJiD.. Bcginolns next season, Robin· "Tile schedule, when aaw It · son •1 salary will increase by •II bis 1011 of beanbag tbe saying "the aianinJ is ellpectcd to S 00 million ltlbiete iD profes- take place as SOOII as a Onal draft of tbia summa-, I wun't too c:nzy · $870,QOO eacb year, the muimum tbe contract Ia reviewed by botb about it, havln& thai many days off ' 30 patatt the NBA lllowa, culmi· liollal apll'll. . Robillsoil, the top pick ill tbe partiCI, fCIUlll of pbysic:al eumi- early In the season," Dunleavy natlJI8 lD a llSy of $10.73 millloo in tbe final year of tbe cleat. NBA draft, qreed to a IO.year, natioos are reedved and lnsuranc:c said. Mullin and Mourning among those to miss NBA ·openers . ~ befiXC lbelr game with N'cw Jcncy, thia time witb a ·fractured left Golden Slllte is at San Antonio, tneecap. He il to miaa alll to elabl . :. Mlnneaolll playa at Denver and . weeki. I) muac1c lllallll. Cblrlca Baddey Miami vlaill Ulab. . , Webber, lalliCUOII'I rootie of ·bOily JotkJil ia bis e)'el at an · New Yort 'filits Boston,·Mil- 1 • the year, buD 't re·aiaaecl with . Cia"""'~ waakec int Pbiladelpltia, Orlando Golden State after bccomlnf'a .. Otliirily(iiiiiJurtciik'rliillna is"ai~ IDdima PliYs 1ft , '"ieatliclcd IRe aaeiii oac'Ycir iflcr ~ aamber of tbe NBA'a notabl~ Atlanla,~diel.~l Angelea Lakera aignlng a IS-year, $74.4 mlltion !b~ the seasoa opena tonight;- -are Jl Detroit and Charlotte visits deal. · ~· 1 is widloat cloabt the most Adanll Rncln!an, who lctl lite Jeque in 88UIIlll. In addition to Barkley, Chria rebotmdlnataat year, bu been aua: B11t however Improbable, Mullin, Cbria Webber, Dennis pended for three games by San tlllktey will be on the sldeliaea Rodman, Alonzo Mourning, Roy Autonio for refuslns to.play ~ b tb Phoenix Suns play at Tarpley and Brad Daugherty wiD team rules~ Molirnlng~ Daugherty • He luncd his aneas all lie missins tonight, but Glenn and Tarpley are Ill burt. lnadvel1elldy rubbing his eyes Robinson woo' t be after agreeing Tbe Charlotte Hornets DOw say -covered bands. to a 10-year conbaet witb lbc •MJJ. Larry Johnson, who bas a foot I neva- really bad any vision Wllllkce Bucb. lnjitry, is CllPCI:ted to play. in their losa.'' aaid Barkley, wbo would After weeks or often-bitter opener at Cfiicaao. But Mournln¥, lave missed the same witb an negotiations, Robinson aareed to a hampered by a sore bill toe, woo t &train anyway. "It's just · contract believed to 6c worth play tonight or In Saturday's home eyes were.oo fire." . between S68 millioa and S7D.S mil· opener against the Cavaliers, Char· NBA opena its seasoo wilil lion, Ill suarantecd. lotte c:oacb Allan Bristow said. 12 pmcs, iDCludins Ponland and MuUin, a five-time all-star for ~ J.OI Angelea Clippen in Japan. Golden State who baa milled Jarae Rodman was eJected from an Tbc Houston Rockets xet their parts of the last two seasons witb exhibition game last week after f'aq;n.•bip rings in a ceremony Injuries, is sidelined ODI:C axaln, lbtowins i~ ill the direction of ~:oach Bob Hill and an offitial. That plus otbcr transgrei siona prompted new general manager Gregx Popovich to xet tough. Tbe Spurs want to start their. ~ Who from around here is aoiDI A1ilson Picrsoa, Miller'. Julie Lan- season distraction free, even if it .., the DisUiCt 13 all•lllt vollCyblll Ding, NclsonviJJe..YCit'a Moniquc means doinB without Rodman, wbo foublebeader, acbecluled for SliD· HerdHtzka and JIU Shaffer, Trim· last year averaged 17.3 rebounds. ttY, Nov 61&4p.m.? ble's Misty Coffman and Well.iuwcn ate Eutcm 1CJ11or aton's Julie Jones and Saaba "It's a big lOs& for us. but it's a team declsioo, It's a Jll8llllement ca Radford, Gaiiia A~ Weber. MillY Cnlan• and B The fat lllllldl will be betwceli decisloo, and we're just goiox to Jlllnn (Division U player of the the Division IIt and Divislou IV play throuab it," center David ) and junior teammate MiDdy players. The se~:ond will be Robinsoll said. "Everybody's pret· . and ltiver Valley IICilior Nick· between lbe Divisloo I and Divi- ty mucb tired or bearing quesliOIII abotit Dennis... ' • we~~ .. 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' ns ,'.htP,:to, y,~i.eran . ) ·"!! .... , " I ' IL. I ' .:Bpb lloh~OI\ . . al s:·oo p.m. Ads mus t , . ~ NancyPar:brCempbell - . , . • . · · rhe' ~aily, .S~ntinel '". ~~II ~ . I. .__..,._,------!,- • I . (~ot~ctualsize) '$.S ;,iij,.h .1U.Courdrit ··t·..~- ~ ' ' '· ~ ~/ • ' - - ·· ""·-..... I· "t_~"',V ; Purdue must get. p~st No. 20 Michigan to have chance of winning campaign ' ByBANKLOWENKRON gram. It took time, bat I think touchdown witbout an inten:eptloo. WEST LAFAYE'ITE, Ind. (AP) you're witnessing aome of those "It really isn't any cbanxe at - Purdue's cbancea for ill flrat tbiDJS (improvements) comins all," Purdue coacb Jim Colletto ·Winning fnotball season slnc:e 1984 out, • Mocller said. "Tbey'm doinx said. "Billy runa the ofJ'ense very is just one vil:tory away, wltb No. sdnC lbinp riJbt. Tbey'm a touJb well. There's really not anything . :l.!l Michigan providing the first team." we bave to drop, or cbanxe. In fact. rOaclbloct. Purdue junior fullback Mike be P,ves us a liUie miR mobility. The Wolverines also have a Alatott and senior tailback CIXCy 'Otber than not having the major incentive, needinJ to sweep .Ragen have risen to become two same experience, !bat's the only their.remaining three games to of tbe top eigbl rushers in the tbln1 that wW banllicap bim a little meet the cootractual otiligatlon of school's history. Roaera is 709 bil'T 1bc Big Ten to provide tbe Ob'UI ylldl Mort of Perry Williams for Dicken bas completed 20 of 36 Bowl with a conference runner-up fifth place witb 1,934, iacludinll passes for 287 yalds in four games bavlng at least clgbt vktllrlel.. 666 this SC&SOII. Ibis year with three touchdowns Michigan, wblch finishes A1stott, 1b1a season's top rusher and DO interceptlooa. against Purdue, Mianesolll and with 111 avC1118e of lOS.Byards and "We'm real disappointed wc'm Obio State, bas its main compcti- a S.B yards pet carry, Is eighth wltb not 6-2," said Colletto, wbo also lion for a CilrUI Bowl bcrlb from 1,8S7 .yards. He'a pined 8461bla tied Wisconsin 27-27 Ibis_year and · tbe Buclceyes (6-3) and Illinois (S.. . year and is 011 pllllC to 11ewmc oniy Is c:ominJ off a 1-10 campaign in 3). . . lbe fiflb badt In Pllrdue bistory to 1993. "t:vcry_pme for us is bald, The Wolvcrlnea (~·3, ·3.2 Big pin 1,000 in a aeaion: we'm dot liOiid enciuib to Sbow up Ten) bave woa aeveil straight Tbe Boilermakers will start IJ!d ,,o lbrouxb tbe motions and against Purdue (4-2·2. 2·1·2), dat· aopllomoR BWy Dicken at q1181'ter· WID, iDa to 19BS. However, Michigan back for lhC first time, having lost Micbigaa is averaginx 27.1 c:oacb Gary Moeller said the Boil- Rick Trefzger to a torn knee Hxa• poinU with a balanced attack. ermatcra are vaslly improved over lllcnt early io last week's 21-21 lie The W:olveriaes have averaged recent PIIRluc telllll. with Iowa. Dicken saw bis most 207 yards per xamc rushing and "They don't let you run the extensive action of the season 207.6 passing. Tyrone Wbeatlef ball, and lbey run the ball. They've apinst tbe Hawkeye~, completing . leads lbe pl}Wid xam~ w!t!!' 122,:! llllrted a whole ebanse In that pre- 12 of 24 piiSSeS f~ 20Q yards and a avemge, aaliling 734 yards oo 13S rusbCI. Todd Collins bas completed 129 of 197 pass attempts for 1,653 yalds and alll toucbdowos with five CINCINNATI (AP) - Catcher Jobnny Benl:b caUllbt 141 games in Interceptions. Joe Oliver said bis release from tbe 1971. Cincinnati Reds caught him off ;uard because bis health bas '· cares? Wbo cares? Seth Joyner cares. Clyde Simmons cares. Andre Waters and Terry Hoage and the est of lbe exEagles back with Ryan all care. So does Randall C!lnnlngbam, wbo was the whole offense when Ryan was in Philadelphia. · Well, not quite. Tbe~e are .also Fred Barnett and Calvin Williams and David Alexander and Byron Evans from tbe Ryan era. And the fans wbo wW probably be up at 6 a.m.' listeninx to tbe pre-game show for a same that starts at 4 p.m. ' 'Coach Ryan Is coach Ryan," I \1 Evans says. "He plays bead xames with other people and if you feed into it, tbea be hal you where be wants you." What does all this mean? The Eagles are favored by 6 1!2. Ryan plays it closer. EAGLES, 17-lS L.A. Ralden (plus 3 Ill) at ICusu City Tbe AFC's inust enduring rivalry, particularly witb Marcus AileD in Kansas City. Wbo wants tbis one mo~ ? Joe Montana or Jeff · Hosleder1 CHIEFS. 17-15 N.Y. Glaatl (plus ll) ' at Da11aa (Monday nl~bt) Dan Reeves says any GIIDt who · g~ts on ~e P!aae. tbinkiag tbe Gl&nts can ! w1n w1ll be asked to get off. G1ven what happened against Cincinnati (Barry Switzer's "Iowa State"). the Cowboys will be ready. COWBOYS, 30-13 San Franclsc9 (mlnuatO) at Washington Gus Frcrotte m11ets Charles Mann and watches Jerry Rice. : Drum on, Gus. 49ERS, 38-20 ~ San Diego ~ (plusllll) ~t Atlllnta , Tbe suess 1s tbat Stan ! Humphries sits out witb. his dislo- ! cated left elbow, wbicb IS why tbe . Falcons are favored. . i So wbat? San D1ego still bas • John Camey. · · CHARGERS, lS-12 • New Orle11111 • (plus !I) •t Mlnnaota Whether tbe Vikings cover probably depends on wbctbcr , Antbonv Parker ("Touchdown ! Tooy") can do it axain. Not four suaigbt weeks. VIKINGS, 27-20 Buffalo (mlnua2 Ill) : atN.Y.Je!l •. ~Jets woo 23-~ m Bulfalo 011 ;. openms day. Tbe Bills showed last -· week that they can llel anllfY. ~ BllLS, 24-3 • ClndlUUiti (plua 'Y Ill) at Seattle : The Seahawks atdl a break Jeff Blake is in bis second game, ~ wbicb means lbey hav.c a c~uc ,thai : be can play. The Cowboys didn t. · SEAHAWKS. 20-10 . 0. IJ [=.:.I For your convenience BRAND NEW '95 ASTRO EXTENDED CONVERSION VAll · "It's a shame, because I feel ireat," said Oliver, wbo missed No more untimely Interruption•. · most of tbe 1994 IC8SOII because of to!o more aearehlng for change on collection day. in ardtritil: condilioo In bis aakles. No nHd to uk your carrier to come back. "I will be 100 percent for DC:Jl No ntld to uva reeelptl. ac:asoo and to xo." be said. No more mlaalng your c:•rrler when you go ehopplng. '''It burts that It a DOt goillg to be Mo tllfra coat...liilt aapeelal dlac:ount rate. With the Cindmiati Reda." By un~:ondltionally releasing Oliver on Thursday, the Reds dumped another big salary. Oliver was paid S2.S million this season. Other players wbo have become free IJ.CDll are Tom All you do Ia mall 1 cheek or molley order In with your Browning ($3.S m1llion), Kevin order to Pomeroy Dally Sentinel, ~ 11 Co uri St., Pomeroy, Mitchell ($3.5 million), Erik HanOhlo45769. son ($2. 7 million), Rob Dibble ($2.45 milliou) and Tooy FernanYou'll !ecelve the aame excellent home delivery dez ($500,000). services as alwaya but without worrying about making wHkly paymente. Sin« the end of lbe strike-abort'· coed season. the Reds have reduced . tbeir payroU by more than $1 ~1 We'll tlk• cera of all the bookkeeping. Before you go million. .on vacltlon, call us dkeet It 992·2155. We'll take care of Oliver, 29, bit 14 homers and atopplng and atartlng dlllvery, crediting your account and drove In 7S runs in 1993 and was extandlng yo11r eubscrlptlon tor the time you're named tbe Reds • most valuable · •. player by the Cincinoati chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. But be played In only alll pmes Ibis year. He was sidelined by Reit· er' s Syndrome. an arthritic tondition tbat started in his left ankle and moved to bis rigbt knee and ankle. He was put on the disabled · t-----.,..--~,_.-------------------------1 list Aprill2. "We appreciate all that Joe bu done for tbe organizatioo," Reds 11eneral DllUI3ller Jim Bowden said. Sne Up to 21" OH 111. su•scrlptlon Rate ~'•He baa maclc very llood progress SubeoriMtor 13.......,. end pay $18.50 With his Reiter's Syndnme. and.we Sublc:IIM tor 2e Wllka end pay $31.40 lblnk be'll be bcaltby in tbe futule. SUbeoriM tor 152 weeki and pay $85.00 But we·~ Jolng to look iii a different direction.'. Altbough tbe Reds could re-al4JI ()liver after May .1,-Bowden wd - N•~· ~------------------------~~----tbe club would pursue another catcher to .~:ompl ~ment Brian A~~---------------------------------Dorsett and Eddie Taubensee. Oliver was drafted by the Reds Clty _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,....._Phone - - -- - iii tbe se~:ond round of tbe I une 1983 amateur drafl. and was promoted to tbe Reds In 1!189. He spent most of tbe next two years ~n~R--------------------------------I platooning witb Jeff Reed before . becoming the Reds. mglllar C8!dler ii\19!12. ·Thai year. he cauabl t4IJUJ!CI. "Your 1fome11ou•n. Newspaper" lbe mosl by a Reds qtiCber liDce 0 .r•,,Hnf't ·::, · ' r .n , l(y., where the vlsltlna Eagle~ won 35· Well Equipped! ,.I ' ;: ': . ' / $15,888 BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY S·SERIES 4X4PICKUP "' [))(: l1lel DaMitld' BRAND NEW '95 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO LS 4.3 V-6 POWER • Ail Condrtion • Aulomalie • • Dual Aitbags • 4 Wheel Anti-Lod< Brakes • Power Windows '29,888 No Doc Fees. 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J ·.:r.aesert·Stoo( · •H.. ,·,.,·,.1.,®•.,.. .... 1 , 1 · Afiny; ~t78-92 1 · •·1; .. · Photo~ may ~e ~ic~t;,~. up afler Nov. 1L • Your Name:- ~ · ' ·• ,, • : each • ,_,.,,,:~ -Miijbr ·-~ I ·,,, ..~ .. · · -•· .,., •· Loula~llle, 14.(AP) Buddy Ryan says playinll in Philadelphia is just like playins anywhere else. He'll see bow much like anything else it is when be brlnp his Cardinals in Sunday for bis firSt game at tbe Vet since be was dis· 'patched as coach by Norman Bra· man in 1991. That's Buddy's book. Braman's not tbe owner anymore, only a few ofhis ·playersarelefitberc, sowbo --- ... , ,. . ':'', •: ,, :·. , . j • .., .. r·ln· !'i~Of·Of' 1 __ b_e_prepll_i! -'li,o avoid additional Interest charge, a taxpayer may I I Melga' Cou~A~' .,, . •. '"··.1· ' AD DEADLIN'E ~' Morida~. 'Nov. 7 . . •. , · · $10 · 1 >\illn• I : 1 C.ounty Treaeurer'l Office by 4:30 p.m•.on Nobember 17, 1994, to avoid publication. .0, _. 1:' rcadr. .... Your .Choice of 1" Smith durlni a run In Tbunclay nlabt'• game In GETTING AWAY from Loallvllle defender Tynu MI:Clond (rl&bt) II B..IOD College'a Jnallce ~ved. ,; , . · "·tw6··aty!••: -~ Payne aaeateil Into the In the backfield liD a n.,.;:. nlnJ bart. Lowe todt ·the 11111p lilllt pitched the ball to Payne <wllq . scrambled ancl threw a si-y.,! · strike to Shawn Iaekloll. Tllc •jllly.; temporarily Ignited tbe crow-4·of! 38,111, and Louisville ICOl'llll ita flflt toucbdowa eiJbt plays JatCI', ,.. Earlier iD tbe Lolilvjllc ! ·tiJbt end Jamie cluJbt ltis t sinsle-season acbool·reeord 6(ltb ! pass. He fini'bed the game with 64. : •'W.e were embarrassed."' Asher • said. "We didn't ellCCutc. We JOI ; our butts beat. lbey played excep- ; tiooally well. We played cxccplion- • ally poor offensively." ·1 Hartsell was 16-for-27 foi 2C17 r yards and Smitb bad 18 rushes fiX' ; 145 yalds. Lowe was 13•for-23 for 117 ; yalds as Louisville bad 348 yarda i rushing and passing. · let up Cincinnati Reds cut Oliver In compliance with provisions of Section 5721.03 of . · : In Honor Of: • ' .,. ' •• · ~ ·•· . ·;"': "',~. · ;:' the Revised Code of the State of. Ohio, there willI be (narne ·~lth · rank) · .. . '., ·.:·:."!' 1 ... ' · p..,.~rt Stol'll) . 1 published on November 21st and November 28, 1994, _. • , 1,., -.~ ~~~lfjl, Your F.all'\lly I In this newspaper. a delinquent land list containing the --~~--~----------~-------- 1',"; . · P..d Qn!y description of the propertY as It appears on the tax list, 1 h· f h · 1 1 Branch of Service _ ___._~_;__ _ _ _.....__-""....., : · · (not actual size) t e name o t e perso~ n whose naime the property Ia . .r=J~~ ~J!--::l::r.:.:!; ' . out and return your payment to: ra Je•~:,:at ucl Jeuoie . enter nto a wr tten agreement with the county Address: Yillc-Ymt'a.Lyn- Treasurer to pay one-fifth (1/5) of thf delln.quent taxes, · · 1· r ._ySIIu•wayandOakHill'a plueallcurrenttax~dueprlortoDecember1,181M. , 1 Phone' . JiiJCJo1e Bell and.Jimie.Lewla. .., . . .... . . . ', r· • VETERAN SALUTE \f,ctti, 0 ·•· r • • .~ • • • • • •.• • • • • • • · ' • • . -.. • · ~ · i;· . .--\ .·,· , .. ;..., :- ~. OCF!:J.=-M::a;J.~ .f:y.. ~~=d_'he amount of taxes and penalties due and ' ' •· · tti8 u.s..armed'-forces. J ~ . ~, .,_,, 1 • •••' 0 I 1 ~ -- Hill • Nikki Bllrcbfietd, S(lldl'~~-~ . ..._,..,_llld ,!l • · • .;~,.tvlf!g ln· fltt~ ,t?tllnc.~ ~!' : cto • .'ibc bia-ac:bool boaoniJic-IIICIIidii dloieN were Atbelll' Cltber· 1! t,u .,,:.,. This Veteran's Day~ The ' Dally.Sentinel .will publish 'Uilii'V sjl,elal~trlbut•· . · ; hi'~ft•rlng area veterans. can ·join lri our·salute .bY Including tt1a veteran In ·your life;.living or · · ~·deceasad 1 ;who h~ve · served qr,ls currently , Aliclrea Moore and· senior lellll· , . . . - - - - - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ....., S•mi Siuoa. . The four Galliana will join ,.... 'Krln Goodwin and Itadlel SGiwkb, Fairlallcl'a Kim Doobam ,J 'a Bec:ty Sexton, Logan'a· y ·Eaalc (Division I player of ear) and Tara Rutherford, Hill' a Carrie Cheek, South 'a Cbdad MooR IIIII Jeanlfer ~gelc C11 the Division I·D all-atar 1 · .·.ctr!f..~;~ns.t),_.~.· ·. , . · . Plstrlct 13 all-star volleyball rwinbl/1 slated ror Sunday • "·' .. · .nation will pause to pay . tribute to the thouaands of men,.and womin who.have PI'O\IciiY.~iervecUbllr · · country during times of Mark Hartsell was s-for·S on the ensuing drive and put BOSIDII College up 21 -7 witb an eight-yard toul:bdown toaa to light end Pete Mitdlell. Boston College lllcked on ita fifth touchdown late in the tblrd quarter when Sbmter intercepted a Marty Lowe pus ~ ~I&ville's 22. Hartsell needecl JUSI SIX plays to lead the Eagles into the end zone for a 3S-71ead. "Our defense set the tone early. It was-tremendous,' • Hartsell said. "It's easy when tbey set up tbe offense like tbaL 'llll;y do it all the time." · Louisville had just two offensive bigblipts. With the score 21.{}, Lonisvillc coach Howard Stbnellenberxer concocted a clever pass play tbal fooled the Eagles. Backup quarterback Jason :nat AP Football Writer Milll'(aukee Bucks & Robinson ink ·10~year, ·$68.15M,·contract iy AJtNIE S'l'APLETON . MILWAUICEE (AP) ,_ Glenn RobiDJOD'I NBA debatllliabt he delayed - not by a holdout but by LonisviUc to 17 finlclowns. ''We feel 'lite ~arty ou, ~ur defeme bu to ,es...,.IM an ~ty. • and lbal identity Ia that we lC aot going to gi~ 1!1! a Jot of pointa," Henning wet. allows us~ play for JIOIICI'IOII and try to keeP the ~id position: ~when I!Jey ~ ~~ QVf:l, we are ~om,4 to bema po&IUOII to make .po~nts. . Tbe fll'lt Louisville IDISiake led to Bostoo Colle~e·s aecond ~down. 'f!'C Cardinals wcm drivms after BC a finlacore wbcn tailback Antbony Shelman fumbled at tbe seven. Strong safety Eric Shorter fell ou the loose bali. . Ten plays. later, ~ostoo Collexe tailback JustiCe Sm1tb scored 011 a two-yard run. Shelman bobbled a bandoff on Louisville's next possession and nose guard Tim ~orabito picked the ball out of tbe 11r near DlldfiCld. By DAVE GOLDBERG fy. Ann-Marie Hynes and Trlcla • Cunnln&bam mi&bt hotb finlab In the top tbree, aail Kala Ulmer !We been performins well. ·Tbe top five men and women ruUcn not 011 a team who qualify recehe lndividll· al blvitadons. · Sllllrday'a IICCI open with tbe WOIIICII'smnprtidonlliO:tS a.m. ·and the men'a at 11 un. ~ 'Buddy Ball' comes to Ph illy in Eagles' battle with Cards Indivlduall aui alao qllllify for tile nationala and tbe ·Redwomen have lbrec rwtDICI1. who may quail· will include the same teams Ia addition to Urbana. Cedarville, nmkcd IOtb •tima!Jy, will be the favorite and 2Dih-place Maloac likely to finlab IICCOIId. , Only the first place team will a!ltomatically qualify for tbc nationals. Five at-large bids will also be extended to ICIDII iround tbe country. Generally, tbese are awarded to the blgbcat-ranked teamalbat fallcd to win an auto- of them," he .. Bo·ston College bomb~ Louisvi.l.le 35·14 · despite blunders ; ~ ·~ a.c 111!lt Rio Grande to host Mid-Ohio c·ross country races Saturday · The Univenlty or Rio Grllldc will host tbe lltell'l llld womea'a .-Mid-Obio Cclataa~CC aou COUll· b'y champion= SIIUlday, with berlblln tbe N nedcmef cblm· ploolldpulllltb. OIKle agaia, Maloae College, which finished flftllln Jut year' a na'ioMI f.OPIJ'CIIdoa, will bring a 111001! hWI! ~the meet 'lbia tbne, Rio Grande' a Redmon have a real _chance at c:omin& away with tbe Tht Dally Senllriel .·,Pql ...•• ' , IIIII t . . NUl. ,_~II 5118 I l ' • Power Driver & Passenger Seal • AM/FM Cassette • Aluminum Wheels • Keyless Remote Entry System • Loade<l �Ohio Rutland Garden or Beat of the Bend ... I have RCeived my iDformalioD man ud tberc'a bound to be more-from the Republicans and lbe Dcmoaala suuesi!D& bow I sbould voce wileD I go to tbe polls oext Tuesday, Nov. 8. UoCortunatcly. I bave bad oews ror both parties. I ~·t vote for lbe J1111Y, I voce for the Individual officers h!pligbt- Combs. eel tbe rcceut meetiDs of tbe Rut· · . Mn. Atkins read a Jelta' about land Garden Club held recently at , the Ohio Association of Garden tbehomeofDorothyWIICIC)d. Club's p1aD to publillia ~. Installed by Neva Nicholson Club memben are being utec1 to who. used .a bird theme were . contribute rec,lpes to it. It was Pau1ioe Atkins, prcaideut; Dorocby noted that the bulb order bas Wooclard, vice president; Marcia antWid. · Denison, secretary;' Margaret Eva RobiOII ud Mrs. Nicholson Weber, crcasurer. Each officer viewed the arranaemcnu at the given a bird repn:sentative of her Showaue. offiCe. Mn. Robloll reported on the It was reported that Mrs. mectins held at tbe museum. The Nichollon bad placed a fall county Christmu show will be Ul'lllgement at Overbrook Center bold Nov, 26-27 at Carleton ud had bcal to ICC Margaret Par- . Sdiool. Ruliud Club - n•Jgned SODS at the home of bcr doulghter. several clasaea for arrangements Pauiioe Atkins reponed oo the con- and will be hudliog publicity for dillon of Stella Atkins at Holzer lbe show. . Medical Center. Those placing Mrs. Nichoboa reported on the arrangements at churches were Region 11 fall meetin held at Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Wooclard;-Mrs. McArthur DOtiDil that tile Ruliud Aikins, Mrs. Nicholson, and Joy club RCeived awards for lhe its part wbom I feel Ia tbe 11101t qUIIifled. As far as I'm coocaned boldiDg to party lines went out with button shoes. I have a feeliDs some of you, too, don't hesitate 10 c:roaa over the lines, And speakins of elections, there's a loC of interest this year in the annual election of the Meiss County Fair Board. Tbe terms of five present membm are expirins this year ud ill five bave filed for reelection. In addition, seven othen have filed making a total or 12 candidates for lbe five SCIIIIIO be llllcd. This election will be held on Monday, Nov. 7, ll tbe seacwy'a office on the Rotl Sprtnsa Fair· grounds from S 10 9 p.m. Those votins must bold a 1994 member· shl ticket ~he five incumbents are Dan Smith, Mary Rose, Addalou Lewis, Jennings Beegle and Eel Holler. The new ~ates attempting to ·set onto the board arc James Sheets, Robert Calaway, Herbert Ervin, Jr., Daniel Young, James Birchfield, Keitba Whitlatch and April SWIIZCL . With all .those canclidatea and such interellt, the vote ·should be heavy Monday DisJL No, AliDa Blackwood, tune 16 in the "Whaba Name of That Sons Contest" is not "Me and My Shad· ow". But don't feel bad. There were a number of entries io the competitioo for namiDglUIIC 16 but only ooe iDdivldual came up with the correct a01wer. All of the "pol" wbo lake part ID the weekly coolest ~ comillg up with tbe title. , Tbe Iitle is "Deco In a Dream" l1 and Junior White ol Chesbln: tbe ooly ooe 10 hit tbe nin oo tbe I head. Betty Curfman of Syracuse wu awfully close with her suess, 1 "Deep in a Dream of You". Other · enlrics were considerably off' tar· , Set. No oecd 10 1e1J you wbo WOD . the SS JX!ze. No drawins was nee· · essary since Junior was the only one to score. I really dido 't mean 10 stump you. A lot of you should get Iuiie 17. You misht want to think "Cuablanca" aocl Humpbrey Bogart. You might want to ldl Sam to · "ppay it apin" Here are some or tbe lyrics: "Moonlisht and love sonss oever out of date. · "Hearts full of passion, jealousy 0 "Woman needs man and man must have his male, "That no ooe can deny". Sure you know that one. Send your answer along 10 me to The Dally Sentinel, Court St, Wbat&a Name of that Soos Contest. Box 729-B, Pomeroy, or drop is by lbe Sentinel Office. Kathy l..entea, winner Ol the national Judson Jerome Scholarship for her poetry, recently addressed the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority. Lentes explained she's had a lifelong interest In poetry and tcachiog - bavins WlitiCD poetry . at an early aae lbanks to the iospi· A new women •a vocal lrio has ration or her parents and a fourth been formed especially for tbe grade teacher. upcoming Meifs County Talent Poems and excerpts from ber Showcase of 994 and you're journals were shared. The Racine United Methodist · going to enjoy tbe group which iJ com~ of Sharon Hawley, Dixie Women served the bam dioner ud Sayre and Dcbllic Grucser. · Saundra Tillis gave lhe invocatiOD. The new trio which has been DKG President Fem Orimm rehearslns several weeks already conducted the business meeting, for the show to be SI&Sed Nov. 2S thanking the cooks and hostess and 26 in the Meiss Junior High committee. RecollQizcd were those School at Middleport will be mak- me~~~:her w~o have not missed a lug two appearances in the 1994 meeung dunng tbe last year, Myrproduction of the Big Bend MID· til: Fti, Fern Grimm, E11eeD Cottrill, slrcl Association. Dtan Parliow and Nellie Parker; ·o of A unit Don't forget to cast your ballot In Tuesday's election. A lot of' sttussles bave Iaten pisce to allow you to enjoy that privilege. Do Family Medicine John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine in tbeMCiii-Coimiff:aii'lliOW,1<¥ - weeks after thCy bave fillial!Cd ib ·loomins. Eacb division, .abe · licity boot and lhe progralli boot. explaioed, abould bave OIIO'~Y Tbe memorW program at the ·fan of ·leaves and a few <Mes of ~~iooal JIWOJing included dece8led rbl1.omes. Sbe expt•itwli.,!l'i pllllt· club member~. Octa Ward and io · ---r;:;, Pearle Canaday. Tbe aprio~g~ Jliedlrl!l'l:~ culioary io& will be beld io AtheDI . herb, wu alio discussed by the Fcxus Day - !III!!OIJQCCd for Jan. prollfllll lead« wbo DOled that gar1S. GanleDen ~~ for Juoe 13, lie can be grown from seeds or and the tour of pn fQr. Sept. · cloves planted ·io the abrill and 18·22. · harvested In the fill.' Sbo talked Mrs. webcr' sJIIOgr&m wu end· aboUt· the type ot son R!Ciuiml for tied "Bringlns Sedwna Indoors". arowth u well u ·atoraJe tech· One species Ia Cf«Dmonly grown • Diques. · a bouse plant, otberl can be potted Hardy chrysanlhemuma were ud brought indoorl. She aafd that allo dilcussed with 'It being noted succulent· leafed plants arc not that the IOpllhould be·cut 9'f af'llir bothered by the heat and lack of the blooms are ione and llie plant humidity indoors. The upright mulched for 'wloterprcileCtloa. sedums make sood cut flowers and ' '~'heat was an ·exchlnae pf plaDt dry wen. Mrs. Weber said. slips. Next meeling ·Will 'be with Mrs. Weber also lalked about Mrs. Harold Rice, Nclv. 21. dividins iris. Sbc said tbat when' . 'lbrcc names were pta~ for flowers begin to decrease In size · membersblp,·Dcvotlonsc •given and number, It Ia time for division · from the booklet, Portals ot Prayer. · of the rhizomes. Sbe said beared · For roll 'caJJ members ansWered by iri\ should be. divided about six . namingaplalltto Dldoon. and those wbobavemiaaedjustoae meetina. VIola Gettles, Deborah lfB!Dmond, Oaye Parln ud Susan WUL It waa noted that singera arc needed for tbe DKG alate chorus, and •nDCIUIICCd that the 1996 ioternational DKO meetiD§ will be In Columbus. My Sister a Place in Athena aent a card of thanks. Carda were siped for ill ioembm, Eslber Maerter, Rita Hartley ud Lucille Smith. Those present from Meiss County induded Fern Grimm, Plm Crow, Martha Greenaway, JoAnn Hayes, Pauline Horton, Donna Jenkins, Lee Lee, Nellie Parker, Gay PmiD, Rosalie Story, Saundra Tillis, Dorothy Woodard, Becky Zurcher ud MIIJe Fetty. The sroup's oext meetlns will be at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at Hamden Masonic Han. TURKEl & DRESSING ss•s Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Green Beans Hot Buttered,Roll Coffie or Small Drink . • ' I 'bout : Wben a person reaches heaven it :wnJ be" hecanse they have accepted "Cbrrat as lheir penoaaJ saviour. It ~tain lhliilll or because their behavj kJr il more boly than thou. It will . : not be by baptism, works, sift&, :education and not by self ioduced .. ' • Several members were·reported ill when Chester Council 323, Daushters of America, met Wednesday Dlsht at lbe ball. Mary Jo Barringer, councilor, presided at the meetina which opened with the pledses to the tJaas, scripture, the Lord's Prayer · io uDisoo, and the Datiooal anthem. Reponed ill were Ada Biaaell and Elizabeth Hayes, botb home from the bospllal; Helen Wolf, underwent eye sursery. Alta Ballard, sursery at St. Joseph Hospital. The death of Charlotte Grant's mother-in-law was also noted. Plans for a cake walk to be held at the next meeting · were announced. Erma Cleland report on the district meetins of the Past Councilors Club to be held Nm:. 9 at the ball. Attending were Esther Sinith, Laura Nice, Opal Hollon, Elbel Orr, CbarloiiC Grant, Thelma White, Goldie Frederick, Everett Grant, Mary Holter, Kathryn Baum, Mary Barringer, Doris Grueser, and Lora Damewood. '. ' • •ID~ ' - . 0 T ; · HYSELL DescencJants of tbe late Denver 0 t and Francea HyseH held their fifth •IDDual rcunion RCCDtly at the Rut· Fireman'al'llt ill Rutland. : A potluck dinner wu held with . a mcetioa to elect next y.-'1 om:Cera. Offlcera are: Gary Hysell, :J~resident; Tammy Hysell, vice~~dent, and Madelioe Painter, ~IlK)'. Tbe Olriltmaa JWtY was forDec:.10atSyracuse. The aflemoorl - spent visitpg, Iakins pictures, showios pic!turea aocl rcmioiaciDg. \ ~ AtwDdiDJ were ·Guy IDd Ruby ' . :land ' ·-·. r This Is Your invitation To Sell Any Item For $100.0() or Less And Advertise It FREE. Simply Clip This Coupon (Photo Copies Not Accepted), Fill In Your Ad and Mail It To Us or Drop ·lt Off At Our Office. Your Ad Will Run For One Week. pllt or a Juacr epk!ani.c: JUre lllo oae that atruct the · Americu · !;C:veatioll. However, die bave helped na lllldcraliDd that avoiding ~a illneaa . . . IIClllle pec:autlool 00 )'0111' .,.n as well u some preventive liP by otben. I'D ay 10 explain *JIOW· . . LcgloDclla bllc:tcria aeqnire the ccineCt mixiDre of Wiler, tempera. • and lllllricDtllo grow. Just thO atpt ............... of theae fac. ton can ofta lie found In anch pJicea as air conclldoeiq oooliog . ...., "IIPIDiive coolers. decondve water fountalu, wblrlpool 1pill, ahowor beadl la . . Clllled 10 theae de¥icellalllllll ·air-bib droplets. Oace die llll:ledilol fouD6 I ' "'loW bailie" wllb' th proper coaabiDatiOD of W., ."*JJC!rattrc IIIII Mtric::Dta, •miclillen. ..... ..,.,..,....nc ' ' ONE ITEM- ONE FREE AD PER WEEK INGELS ELEORONICS, Middleport, OH. (Dealer) WE HAVE EXPANDED TO BETJER SERVE YOU! (NOTE: 15 WORD UMIT AND YOUR SELLING PRICE MUST BE IN YOUR FREE Ap) (SORRY, THIS DOES NOTAPPLYTOYARD S~LES) '·~ RACINE- Church Women 11nlted, World Community Day, Methodist Churth, 1 p.m., cJuea payable. SS blanket coolridonl, mcmbm to take a cup. e ~ The Daily· Senti net : : INGELS •••" 11.1 Court S~reet, Pomeroy, Ohio (Offer Expires November 15, 1 . {' I __..,._ .. . ..... . -·~ · · ~ · .• -~~---···· .. . . ... t • . ,I ' . . .. . . . . . . .,. . 1 ·· .' l -.--- .. z . \;. (' 4576s ·- ~ SALEM CENTER - Meiss £ounty Pomona Granse meetins friday, 6:30 p.m at Star Grange ltall. Potluc~ supper at 6:30 p.m. lnst•ll•doo or offlcen. 7:30p.m. ·' \'le 'rc BIG on Service! And best ol all ... .1.::._. 122 N. 2nd Ave~ M:kj iddlepoli iMIIIIJt, OH. 111 Vlc're right in your ,.... ARldto Shack Dealer neighborhood! 992-2125 CUP & SAVEIIi '! rcsu· fire stalion. • roar..........,..R•&,_._.,...., ' '. . ,: . ·• I ,j . \ j¥ ·.. I j ,. t .. ·-0 CONTEST WINNERS - Tile followlaa Letart FaU. Elemeatary Scltool atudenll were IIIUIIed lint plaee wiDMn ia lite adtool'• pcJiler contest to support the Soutltern Local Sdaool __ ~ Dlatrkt reneWlil lny. w...rs """' froat row, rrom left, Katltr)'n Byen, s.n ea.......ta _. Jo•• Pape; back row, Jeue Allea, Zac..ry Blll'l!b and Natalia Vmc-ey. . Mter 32 years of tolerating his Ann L d an erS boozing and humiliating affairs, I divorced him and vowed never 10 become intimarely involved again. the record stra!pt, but I to apologize for my iruensitivity, as wen u my ignorance. After reading blllldreds of letters from women who are lllniBSling with miiSIIM:bea IIlii, ya, bclnls, for the first time, I have raJ understanding of the aeverity or thia poblem and the grieHt can cause. ;.lear Aan Landers: I was delighted to read the leuer from "Lucky in Greenwich," who, at age 63, is involved in a passionate love affair. She's not exaggerating. I know. • . In high school, I passed up a chance to date a sensible, level-headed BUY because Ilhousht of "Ty" as a pal. I foolishly opleli to date (and eventually marry) an exciting, ' cha'rismatic hunk whose bedroom eyes could have charmed the pantaloons off any girl in town. I realized 100 late that he was shallow and egotistical. He IWDed out to be a selfish lover, an unfaithful husband and an absentee father. Eleven years ~· I went to my 4Sth class reunion and met up with my old pal, Ty. His wife had died two years earlier. Sparks new, beHs rang, and the fireworks began. This warm, senile, considerate "pal" became my aou1 mate llld stimd up a fare in me that I didn't know ~ . We ve been married two years. and it'~ still the Fourth of July..As beat .fri~. we bave an easys?lllg relahonsh1p. As lovers, ours u a relax~d, playful, ~pontaneous, · ~ngomg l~ve. affair that only 1mproves w1th tune. Who in the world started the mvth that sex ends at fJJll am 110W.6S and having more f~ than I did at 20. _NO TOWN·1HEY'D OUESS ME IN A MINtJ"iE DEAR NO TOWN: Four cheers for you. lady. I like your llyle · Gem of the Day: Parcolhooci: The · Slate of being beaer chlpca wllllln you were before marriage'* Do you haVe quesrioltl;.,lllltJC bUIM one to talk to? AM boolclet, "So: ilnd the Tee~~-Apr," is frQII/c and to the poiN. Selld a self-addressed /01tg builtuNiu envelope and~ check or mo~~ey ordt:r for $3.65 (this illclllllu poltl.l~ LaNJni and handlittg) IO: TUIII, clo ANI Ltwlos, P.O. Bo:r l1562, Cllica o, 111. 6061 UJ562. (In cGNidti ~~~~~ $4 45 ) ' · · As Endorsed by THE TELEGRAM EDITORIAL ·Vote For John A. Carey, Jr.Maione Is No Longer Fit To Hold Office Child Conservation League hos~~ p~rty buUdinll. IJ'OWD&hip Board of TlliiiCCS lllr meetina Friday 7:30 p.m. at the NOW WI HAYI EXTENDED HOURS TO BEnER .SERVE YOU! MON.·TUES.·WED.·THURS~·FRI. 9 AM·7 PM SATURDAY 9 IM·S .PII; SUNDAY 1-4 PM ~ : on-prom group• wlsblna to nnouaice meetlnp and special tnuts. T•e calendu Ia not j!elianed to promote sa lea or tunc~ nlaen of •DJ trpe. Items an prlnt.d as apace pennia and bnnot be suaranteed to run a !J*lftcnamberordaya. • .....,..,.AY " •...., ~ CARPENTER -:- Columbia ' ,,, " · REEDSVILLE - Olive Townibip Trustees, 7:30p.m. Friday, fDWnahlp liulldiDI oo Jopra·Rold · ~ ~ Tile Community CAlendar is ·~ublls••d as a rr.. service to .. ~ Reader argues a ainst use of electrolysis. In the serv'lc·e Lay-JL-Way for Christmas Recliner Sale•••. Chairs starting at Just s259. Meigs community calendar. , ... 1 Mud slinging In political campaigns Is nothing new and this year we are seeing a lot of it. Some of the very ·worst is taking place right here In the raee between John A. Carey, Jr. and Mark Malone. Malone, In my opinion, has reached a new low in his attacks of John Carey. son Mike Warneke, Jason Auther- · · The Middleport Child ConserM1sU and Elvts Zerkle se~t a Malone's recent ads are filled with absolute Ilea and son' Jonatboll and Julie Mollohan, vation League recently held its ~ank you note for tbe weddmg are so evil-spirited that it is clear to me, and to many Zack Krautter, Joey Blazer. Norma annual Halloween party at the g1fts. others who have commented on the subject, that he Is Snyder, Tabitha and Becky. Rock Sprinss United Methodist Helen Blackston won the travelChurch. ing prize. Attending were Amber no longer fit to hold public office. . Children dressed in Halloween Blackston, Ashley Hannahs, Scott The new ads reflect a trend that has flowed through costumes, bobbed for apples, Kennedy, Ka , YIee Kenne.dy, Dar Ia the campaign. The Malone camp seems ~o engineer played "Halloween Bingo,' and and "Coity' Kennedy, Kitty DaJ?i~ Dennla M. Dono•ue earned prizes Robert Harris won Mary, Robert and Peggy Harr1s, ' something so that it will go awry and then blame Navy Petty Officer First Class the door prize.' Jeremy and Josb Manley, Ginge~ Carey when things go wrong. The "debate" was a sham and we didn't even cover it. When Malone Dennis M. Donohue, son of Ray President Kitty Darst led the Darst, Jeremy, Joey, Brenda and insisted that there be no rebuttals, the event became and DoJorcs Donohue of Pomeroy, "Mother's Prayer'' and "Pledge of Helen Blackston, Nancy Morris. recently re'tumed 10 the Persian Allegiance." The November meet- Ross ~ichael Anderson, Linda something other than a debate and wasn't worth the Gulf with Strike Fighter Squadron ing will swim party at the Royal Brodenck, Judy Mattea, and Jusun, effort. I believe Malone was simply fearful of facing 136 aboard the tJ.S.S. Georse .Oakpark. PattiandCasiArnold. someone with superior intelligence. · Washington. · · . Make no mistake about it, John A. Carey, Jr's Donohue ~viously had served achievements are great and easy to see. When faced in the Adriatic Sea off lbe coast of with tough EPA mandate:::, he buckled down and Bosnia-Helzesovina. Wellston now has a new wastewater treatment facility Donohue has visited England, that will take us well into the next century. The water France, Greece. Twtey, Israel and the United Arab Emirilles since his production plants are being almost completely deployment be san. The 1978 . renovated. The downtown area boasts new sidewalks oo Meigs High School gradwue joined and beautiful trees. The abandoned McNally-Pittsburg the Navy in September 1983. facility is now, buzzing with activity as industry is in "' place. Pillsbury has prospered and more new jobs have been created with Carey's assistance. Before too long the town's sewer system will be up to date and SATllRDAY functioning as a sewer system should function. And CHESTER - Hymn sing at Chester United Methodist church, there is more, but space here is limited. John A. Carey, Saturday, 7 p.m. Groups include Jr. will leave office in Wellston with the city in much, the Bissell Brothers, Refl~tions much better shape than he found i!. Trio, Narrow Way, ~usseU Spencer John A. Carey, Jr. has accomplished more in his and the Coe Family. years of service to Wellston than Mark Malone has in HARRISONVILLE - Harhis entire tenure in Columbus. If it weren't for risonville Lodge 411 F&AM meet· Influential friends, I suspect that Malone ·would have log Saturday, 7:30p.m. at the accomplished absolutely nothing at all. He has Masonic TempJe. Election of omcertainly not earned a place in the history books. ccrs. Refreshments. And now we are faced with his vile and evil-spirited SALEM CENTER - Star ads, signs of a desperate and less than honorable Grange 778. Saturday, 7:30p.m. at man. .. sranse hall, Salem Center. First degree in full foflll with potluck John A. Carey, Jr. was offered information that supper following nw1ing. · could have killed the Malone campaign. He would not SUNDAY accept it and I know that for a fact because 1 am the POMEROY- Pomeroy 12 and • One · who offered it John A. Carey, Jr. has solid l2 meeting Sunday, 7 p.m. at character, intelligence, and the ,ability to serve us well • Large Selection fabrics Saaed Heart Catholic Church. In Columbus. MONDAY • Racker Recliners • Many styles , The Wellston Telegram urges that you vote for John RACINE - Racine Ch11p1er 134 OES n:gular meeting 7:30p.m. A. Carey, Jr. Send Mark Malone a very strong message • w,n-A-Way Recliners • Reduced Price I that you will no longer tolerate the kind of tactics he Is SYRACUSE - Sutton Town· • employing. We dese..Ve a lot better than what we now lhlp Trustees, Monday, 7:30 p.m., have. Syracuse Mlllliclpal Bulldins. Send Malone packing. He has been on the public . payroll much too long. LETART- Letart Township TruatcCI. Monday, 6 p.m., office Steve Keller ; A hayride wu a feature of tbe ~~ family night observance ot idle Ash Street Free Will Baptist bwdl io Middleport ' & Wining games were Trina ._ 1 J h M 11 h A d ..,av I, and 0 DWea 0CaD. 0 an, D y ,OICben, In ·lhe "not '10 newl)'Weil" game, the wiDDCn ..ere l'utllr Lea and Patricia Hay· Joan with Steve and Debbie CaD u Juonera-up; A Bible character [!lrcu·up CODICil- aiao held. t ThOle In llteDdance were Char· lie, Sberrie and Andy Kitchen, :.Wanda Wolf, Pauline Autherson, t>uane and Diane, Jake and J.D. llios, Dell, Benji and West J~all, loo Williams, Trina and Amy vis, Les. Patricia Je1111y and Josh yman, Donnie CaD, John, Angie, orcr., and Codey Fink, Clarence ol , Rief Herman, Steve and bebbie Call, Cassie and JeDDifer Nease, Angle Caldwell, Mandie jlDd JenDifer Skaggs, Scott Auther- · r., ,. .ccem Hayride part of observance Comm1'ttee Set tO StUdy appii'Cati'OnS llad1e lhaelt A huodred )'ear old retractable tape with the ABC's won best in ~show BDd ten" for Wallace Bradsacrifices. It will bC becanse they ford at tbe meetins of Hemhave aa:epted Chrilt's deatb on lbe loc:t Grange 71)49, Roaalie Story wu judged the cross. John 3:1S says, "whosoever beat COIItumcd ll tbe meeting which believeth. Tbi& statement runs · opened with slnslng of "America throushout the entire bible. Any- the Beautiful", Mill Story pr:esided thins outside of, whosoever at tbe ~eetio& during which time believeth, becomes a lie. The Helen Quivey reported oo things to words, etemDi life, in verse .16, be made for tbe DCXt COIIteSL Ziba goes along with, everialting Ute, iD Midkiff had the leslaladvc commit· verse 16. When a penon li saved. tee report. October birthdays he is rescued and deHvlml forever · observed were those of Sara Culbecause he believed ill Jesus CJuisl. luma and Bernice Hawk. Harley Jolm 3:17 says that Jesus came DOt Haning will be jlllita for the next to condemn lbe world, but that peo- IIICCiios. it wu IIDIIOUIICCd. Reported Ill were Jessie White ple through him might be saved. Ladies and gentlemen, take a and Bernice Hawk. The program hard look at Jobn 3:18. See if it planned by Mrs. Wblte and preruns throughout the scriptures. He sented by Ann I ambert illcluded a that believeth on him Ia DOt COD· special iong "His Eye is on the demued· but he that believeth not is Sparrow" by Wallace and Muriel condemned already. because he Bradford, Vada Hazelton, Miss bath not believed in the name of Story, and Margaret Haning. The the only begouen Son of Ood. llfO!!P aans "How Great Thou Art". Ctder· and donuts were served Don't wait for a judgment day. by tbe CWA cbairman Helen QuivYou are already boulldfor hell. Based on what God.says, is we ey. will not perish. If we believe ud accept Christ into our heart we have e1emallifc, for He Is Ute. Based on the scriptures I have DearAul.a!!Cien:Yourocendy mentioned, moll people do not tOlled a leaa' about a woman wbo believe. It Ia evident io S(llle peo- wu fired beca~ae abe bad a ple 's mind that these scriptures mn•rbo You said abe should &et should DOt be used. If you want sal· vadon by man's plan then you will rid of iL ~>:· you are not that at 11 ~ither easy nor set into lbe legalistic ot man. Tbe awtwe cheap_, n:move bair from the face. purpose of tbe cross is so lbe blood I tno.w because I have had the could atone sins of man. For problem all my adult life. whosoever shall call upoa tbe lltiiDC Once a week, I went for or 111e Lad shall be saved, f!.omana electrolysis, and after every 10:13. This Ia nota maybe, but a trealnleDt, my face WIL'I a mass of pmDisc from God. ~for clays. I developed scars on I haV!l lived 2S yean bellevios, trustiog io the ICripturcs and trust- my lips and around my mOUih. My ins what God says. I have never mouth. was often .0 swollen that it seen a siDiesa man or woman or · ~ diffacult 10 cat or even aaltc a people who would qualify to be drink of water. On 10p ?fall !he heU holy. I am here to say today we had I went~ the.fatial hair came better n:ly on the precious blood of back apm and agam. Jesus Christ. For by arace are ye There twe reasons 8001e people do saved. not have electrolysis. The major reason is lhe cost It's expensive. Another reason is time. Some people work for a living and aren't able to Hysell; Ralph and Madeline spend holn going for treatments. Painter; Ivan and Evelyn Wood; The do-it-yourself hair-removal Roger and Jane Hysell; Gary and products can cause problems for Tammy Hysell; Dooald HyseH llld ' those who have allergies or . Stephanie; Donna Hysell; Mike, IICIISitive skin. No woman enjoys Diana and Randy Bing; Becky, having a mustacbe, Ann. The idea Bethany and Ryan Amberger; that geuing rid ot facial bair is a Wendy Daniels, Fred Daniels and simple ll)ltfer is iiiCO!ftCL Please Heather Hysell; Keith, Paula, 8C1 the record straight - SACRA· Chelsey and J~ Wood; Andrea MENlO, CALIF., READER Wamer; RodDey Wood; Jeff, Lora DEAR SACRAMENTO and Amanda Wolfe; Dennis, Bill READER: Not onlv do J want to set .and Cody Hysell; Page Bradbury. · Next year's reunion will be held tbe last SUDday of Seplember at the Rolland PQI'k. ~Hysell reunion conducted i • ., IO.oio"""'....;.-;;-.,.----------..1. =.=:::~=== ·IJ DR. lAMES ACKEE 'lllllaldelaptilt Cllardl John 3:14 And u Moses lifted up the serpent io the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be iifled up; John 3:1S That whosoever believeth io him shollld DOt perish, but have etallallifc. John 3:16 For God so loved the Yiorld, !hal he pve his Ollly begotten Son, that wboaoever believeth io him should DOt perish, but have evcrlastinslife.. John 3:17 For God ICDt not his Soo into lhe world to COildeom die world; but that the world throush himm!pt be saved. · Jolm 3:18 He that believeth on him Ia DOt OO!MJc:nmed: but he that ~believeth no.t is condemned :already, because he hath not ~believed io the name of the only :begotten Son of Got!. : In my opinion, the verses you :have just read are 10111e of tbe most ·mil-understood verses io tbe bible. :Tberc aro some poople who do not :believe these verses at all. Verse 14 :Ialka about how Moses iifled up the · aerpent. Jesus uses lhil as an illus:tration that be would be lifted up , on the erOS$. When we eliJJiioate ;...e croaa, and the death on Ule ..cross, we twe Iakins away frail tbe .:real meanins, saved by arace, ~which ' is In Ephesians chapter 2, :verses 8 and 9. For by grace are ye ;saved through faith; and that not of ~yourselves: it Ia the gift of God: >Not of WOib, leal any man sbould ;.will DOt be because they dressed a ! certain way or ahst•hw! from cer- :,0 PERCBNT QP.11fQSE WITH_ they n:produce, Then, once they ~oNNAJRB'S DISEASE om - rcpJOducc io sufficient umbers, My neiabbor got they are subsequently lllftad by the Le '1 dlloue IDCI oearly rme wala' dropleU aea1oc1 by tbese clled befole tlley ftpmd out what devices. .wu wront with 111m: I've read · · ·l'he probletil of Leglonelll bitllxMit Leal] I .e'a cHaease before, terialarowth can be solved by but my aelgbbar II die flnt persoa proper cJeanioa or coolins.towers. I've boWD dial ~Ctn•lly had thia evaporative coolers humidifiers, jllDCII. How common is it, and ~ ud IIICIJ. The dumce of bow doel 011eavold catching It? you having Leslonella In your . A,nawer: LcgiODDaire'a disease home cu be reduced by simple is a type of pneumonia that can scnbbing with soap and water. occ:ui in epidemics. The lllneaa This 11a11bbing can be recei¥0tl ita Dillie ·from an Ameri- aatlsfactory for your shower at can Lesion c:ouven~on where a home, but beat rcauiiB are achieved • • ... o1 J*llclpanta developed a by a1ao lddilla a dllorlne bleach 10 severe pneumonia from aD yoUr C:lcllling water. 1mbowD CIIIIC. A team or expedl So,·IO leduce your rilt ol devel.-aJed to save tbe lives of thOle oping Lcgiollllalre's dhealc.I'd affUciD!J ud to lcleodfy the cause recommend that yclu reaularly rJ ltil iDJIIOrioua llloeaa. Eventu- cleall any device ill your boole that ally a bldiiiDm was idelltifled as lllllrel a spray or water. I blow or ThC District 18 'Executive Comtbe'c:aillldve aaeat and IIIDied after no eaay way to be sure that the mittee will bold a public meeting dlo puup that llought it to publlc . M!!llng towers io publk: placea are 10 am. Dec. ·8 at the Holiday IDD aaentioo - Leglooella. .cared for properly, but the risks io MarieIll. · · Tbla Illness is actually fairly they pose and those of other The meeting will determine the OOIDD!OII AecordiDR 10 the Ceoteis "water-sprayios" devices are less Issue 2 projects submitted 10 the for Dilease Coatrollhele an: about than a few )'ears qo,' Unclentzd. Ohio Public Works Commission 1,300 JqiOI1ed c:ues eacb year, but ina the conditions necessary for Round Nine funding under the many more go unreported. It ia LcglooeJJa growth has led to oew State Capital Improvement Proealimited that up 10 S percent of pidelinea for deanioallld maintc- · gram (SCIP) and 111e Local TransJIIIC....,..ia cues Ollllide of llolpi- nmce of dcantive 111111 fullctiooal ~ortatlon lmpmvement Program 1111 or aurslnS homCI are LcgloD- equipmeat that use and spray (LTIP). . naire's disease. This pull yoar wata'. For more IDfonnation; rcsldeuts ndlhbor ill • llllfortuDate, but DOt And ooe additional bit of advice call Rick Hindman at 374-9436. oclualve, ~· il that yoa mentioo LcgiODDaire's . LcgiODDaire 1 disease Ia a seri- disease to your doctor if you have a "Family Medldne" 11 a W.kly O.S iiiDcas. &rly di•ll""'ll and use fever, coush ud feel truly dread· column. submit· queltlon•, te anliblotlca t 1o • nc. wo, If D•• o, However usuaU~ ful. You see, tbe teats that can wr Iteo cure. • up to ~=~ dlatiDsulsh LegiOIIIIalre's Ohio UDiwnit; CoJJea• of O.teop;raot of illdividuala wbo COIIInlCt from anotber type of pneu- n~tJ.~.o Medici G "-U, tliis ioCection, .particularly if there monia are not n:adily available. .....--ne, l'Oiveaor ... il' a delay iawill s.,ung the proper · A•tbe_ ... _O•hlo•457-t•1•.- - -··... ailibiotlcs, die from it. So, · - - - - - - - -·- - JCIII LesJonnalre'• diaeaae, it's DOt Show, te highlights meeting thebometlowerabow,forthepu~ schedult1s cake walk keep lmiiing. Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine : = Poetry award winner sp_~aks Jo sorority 111111 hate; Pomeroy.:.Middleport, Ohio Club ~ installs~_"officei:s ·: Jnstp!JadQD by Bob Hoeflich In lbe Friday, i· vm:e · • MIDDLEPORT - Round and M.uare dance at the old Legion RACINE - Racine CouucU. 7 p.m. Monday, reg ~'FridaY ~ 8-1 ,, IDi Pnlik 8olel. Free . oo. mcetlng,·Star Mill Pluk. !J:;,f.Jealur· "• .. • I ~ Re-printed with penniSJion of Wellatlm Telegram i Paid for by Citizens for Carey, Wilma May, Treas. 57 BuhJ. MOrton Road, Galllpolla, Oh. Reprinted with permission. • �·. p_.:-1o-The D~ly Sentinel • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel . Pllge-11 Yard Salt 7 ·' - Help Wlflted 11 GallipoliS & VIcinity ~1 WIIPIWe Cllurdl otarlol Apo stoli c Cllurdl ., .... cw ~ 33226 Chilcba's Home Rd. ~School- II a.m. Wonhip - 10Lm.,6p.m. Wcdnotd&y Scm... - 7 p.m. 2I VonZaaduad Wonl d. Pulor: J - Miller Sunday Sc:hool - IG-.30 ...... B...... - 7:30p.m. w olav SoMou 7:30 ' " Mlcldleporl a.m. o1 ar111 51b ... Maia 1'1-. AIHuucll y oulh Miailler. BiD J1razier Sunday Sc:hool - !1:30 a.m. Ass embly of God Frtt B~-;' AliiWU2 Sino!, . Pl-. Lea illymla Sllunlay SeMce -7:30p.m. Sundoy School - 10 a.m. Wodnooday SeMce-7:30 p.m. RuU111d Fln? Blplll? Claurda Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonbip - 10:45 Lm. ,_..,Flnt......, ' ~Rev. Dney Pu1or: B. Um&r b'Bryllll Sundoy School- 9-.30 a.m. Wonbip - 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wadnooday Servicoo -7:00p.m. F1nC BapiiiP Cbordl 6da and Palmers~. Middloport Sundoy School-9:15a.m. . Wonhip - IO:JS un., 7:00p.m. A.B.Y.- 5:30p.m. Locd'o lot Suaday ol OYOfY monlh. Wocliiudoy SorvicO- 7:00p.m. s..- R..... F1nP BapiiiP SU•wR•~ Mt.UII•~ PUIOr : Ioc>N. Smdoy Sc:hool-9:4 L1J!. · B...... • 6:30p.m, Wcdoaday Service~ ·6:30p.m. lkWIII•IIIJIIIIP • Racine. Oil PollOI': Rev. Bad Sbulor Sunday Sc:hool - IG-.30 ...... Wonhip • 9-.30 a.m. Thui'Jday Service~- 7:00p.m. Old llcthel Fret Wm .,..., a.... 1sall Sl. RL 7, Middlapon Sundoy Sc:hool· 10 a.m. Bvenir!i · 7:30p.m. Thursday Scrvi<el - 7:30 ~ ' • R-Ule Cllordl ol Cllrlol ..._, Pbllip Scmm s...Jay Scbool: !1:30 LIIL w~ ScMee: 10::10 ...... Bible 51ad1, Wedaoaday, 6-.30 p.m. Chr IStlan Un1 on Church of God Sunday Scbool· 9:45 a& Wonhip • II a.m. . Racine '-:Rev. James Slllerfiold Sunday School-9:45a.m. li...U.a - 7 p.m. Wcdnaday Scmc:es - 7 p.m. Sunday Sc:hool · 10:00 a.m. B-a.,7p.m, 'l1llnday ScMce- 7 p.m. 1411 Briclaemaa SL, Syncaa Putor: ~ (Mike) 'llw"'t '"' Sundly Sdlool • 10 a.m. 1!...... - 6p.m. · Wednesday Scrvioo - 7 p.m. , _ , Km Molaer SmclaySchool - IOa.m. Wonhlp- 9 a.m. . w........r.y-7p.m. U..,C.auiiJ a IIMIM Paaor: Km Meller s..doy School - 10 ...... Wonblp - II a.m. llld 7 p.m. llllddiiP Drt 'OIIIoe Ho.ill't: IIDii.-FrL ' P1 esb yter lil n . a:Oo ..s:ao Pill VInyl & Alum. Skiing, · Roofing, VInyl w........, MLOIIftUIIIedMIIIooollt Off 114 behind Wllmvillo Putor: Rev. Ralfb S,U.. Sunday Scbool- 9:311' ...... w~- to-.30 a.m., 7 p.m. ThUII<by Saviooo -7 p.m. TOWIIIbip Rd., 46IIC . Sunday Sibool- 9 a.m. W<nhilt-IOa.m. Walnoaday S'ervi.a - to Lm. MllpCooperaltraPullll Norllloul CIUw SIIIday Scbool · 10 a.m. Wonhisl • II a.m. W.m..day Servia~~- I p.m. LaDaB.u. Wonhip - Jl}.l(j a.m. Wednesday S.m.., -7:30p.m. R-.tllt Pallor: Rev. Qwlel Mub Wonbip • 9:30 o.m, S111doy Sdiool - ID:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Tllppn Plalu IlL .... Pulor: S1wcn u... Suadoy Scbool- 9 a.m. Wonbip - 10 a.m. . Tueaday Seivlcoa. 7:30p.m. ..._,Helm Kline Harrllal.........{ .... Clllrdt Wonldp.' a.m. Suaday SdiOal -9:45a.m. ..._, Kabert II....._ Suaday School • 10 L11L W~ · 9a.m. w........., ~Ciardi Haclll..,..-talrdl <hods.- "• Sunda~- Un1t ed Bl eti llt: ll . -·· Mt. wa..hii•. Mtllontoll U.W . . . . Ia artot a.rcli ' ' 01•• Coalillllllty Clllrdl Pulor: L a - Buill Suaday School - 9:30 LID. Bvonin.J - 7 p.m. Wedncday ServiCO - 7 p.m. r..... o-..,a~~cac N--• Mldll•on Clllll'cli f# ... 1'1-. Orep>ry A. Omolilf Sunclay Sc:hool • 9:30 LIIL Suaday Sc:hool · 9:30 ...... Wonlllp-10:30LIIL, 7:30p.m. Wednelday Sorvioea ·7:30p.m. E.sau.._. ....... Qtlll 2 lflllliloi .... "'Rledlville ... Sbu ltaate 114 ~Rev. KabertMalkley Saaday ~ · IOa.m. Full~ Llpt.._ 33045 HiJandllbi(Pcmeroy Pulor: Roy H111111r SiJadoy SchoOl - 10 L11L Bvonina7:30 p.m. . Tueaday .t Thanday -7:30p.m. Wonllip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. WodnCaday Servicea -7 p.m. .........,........, Cliwcli f#lloeN_,... Paaor: Ialm W. DouaJu Sunday Sdlool- 9:30 ..... Wanllip • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioea • 7 p.m. WonhiP - 7:30p,m. Wecmea.tay~-7:30p.m. N- S.W..III Curcli Suilda7 Wonbip - 2:30p.m.; Thurway aemce. -7:30p.m. S..llt lhiiNI NowT-.111 s....-CIIIrdlolllltN..,...e ,.p;;, Rev. Rldt s..,.;n ' Silvw!Uda. Pulor: Duone Sydimlrictor Sunday Sc:hool· 9 LID. Wonhip • 10 Llll-,.7 p.m. w-...., Scrvioe -.7 p.m. Sunday School· !1:30 LIIL Wonbip - 10:30Lm., 6p.m. Wedoeiday Servic:ca - 7 p.m. c~~~~n~a-.. .. ..._,Robert SoDden Uolled Fallis Clllrdl RL 7 m ~ Btt;:: Puoar: Rov. Rollert B. St. Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a.m. Wonbip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wectlelday Servioe - 7 p.m. . '< ... .. . Carleloa lllordeo omlaall•ll Clolll'dl Kinpbury Read PutOr: IJI Smtih Suada$. 9:30Lm. -7p.m. . Wedneailay .oe • 7 p.m. " ~ fi~ . C\\\;(t S••ul Q3.,.,r., J i 83 MHI ltteet MldclopDrt, Ohio 41710 1114)812-88117 - 1818-001181 . CHURCH IUPPLIEI • BIBLES ......... I p; J: .PAULEY,. AGENT! · •·~~i~:" co {II :m\ . RIDENWR '116¥• 1:.,., iiHtl,,..,• ·. POMEROY, OHI0-991-6677 BILL QUICKEL SUPPLY . FURNITURE & HARDWARE . Homelile Saws· Ads ~s:!::!~~~~== .• ' CLASSIRED ADS . . .m·JJS9 CLASSIFJEDs- • A BrirJJtiWI . I ,· ·I 992-2975 ' ,_ • SNOUFFER /' P-roy, 011. for~, 601WT .... FilE & SAFEn 'SAI.£5 & SOYICl 992-7075 172 North *IIIII AwL MMM-1. Ohio t-.' Lnna & Desi J IAWUNGS.COATS I ; think your jusi fine• Bu1 FISHER FUNERAL HOME ,,.~~ ·!'"" ·are you '-' .1 ;r..UO 992-5141 264 Seith 2M Millllllport. . •'• -r. ~eaUy .· J .•.ft., " -·. .. . . ... .. . - ~ ... ' ' • .) • .,... UHdAppli111ce1 for Salt Call I: 39? Waedeaters & chain saw. 1~Wn Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome Complete Une of Errand Service. Are You Too Busy for R111ning Enllllls? Let Errand Boy Do the for You. Cal1-800-806-9482 or 992·5710 Bill Slack 3 AnnQUnCenlentB SMITH, DECEASED; WILLIAM EMMETT LARKINS, DECE~SED; MILLI.E LARKINS, DECEASED; ELLA LARKINS, DECEASED; AND WILLIAM EMMETT LARKINS, DECEASED. :rou.-•.r• hereby , notified that you ha.. been named defanf..,._ In a ~lllcllon anlllled Helen A- Cl...ll!llr, Admx, of tho Eatata of William Emmott Larktna, d~oaHd plaintiff vi He1111 K. Clevenger, 1 et al, defenclenll. Th11 ecllon hat been •••lgned Caao No. 21 2f7 In Ilia Court of common Plaaa,· Proball Dtvlalon llatga County, Ohio, Addr111, lltlga County Probate Court, Court Houae, Pomeroy,.. h ' Oloantlc Sale: Tuoadoy, Nov 1, 1114 • Nov 5, 11191 Bronc! 11ern1, Ctvlmmaa 0111.1, Househokfa, Bathrm. FlxturM, ~ ..:~~ Road. Oalllpallo, ms state At. 1188, Wilen For Pt. Pleasant & V.lclnlty S..rnlnl 1111 81 c Fld . _ ~jll!'!~::::cr,.~ ..""t.!: - .. alop In ond _,.... or NUfi- - 01 Alcohol, ~ ' I 1 And Enlulllli!Tha Jla!lwirj Of lltvloae clot Of Tho = -:= Canntl ...... : lm-&:-~ Cormct P r o -; Providing Tacllnleal -----8 .aom .-. - . 4 ........ AI Yonl le'- llual le Pold In Advaneo. ,_..,., 1:CIODM tha day tho od It lo Nil, !IUftdar 1:Ciapm Friday, llondaY odllcn 10:0Da.m. Sllunlar. ...........Ai?Mt.J:i ..... ~~Notal ... H. DAVE'S SWAP SHOP One mOe out 143 from Rt. 7 ltJ a.tse.s ' - ' c.HI '•" a-rl Mala~ 446-3896 'ruee.-Wed:-Fri..Sat. Loads of Mlac. I~ ~ :.,."';"~· 7, ""'··~- Da•··· 8 Public Sal1 & Auctton I =Col= AlooheiS. de u - "" A .......... . ltlary And • P 'ege ... ._ ~·Wk To '1-. 13) Lolloro Of - -. . And Sitory Expoc- To: -A.-N, Eaoeullve Dln>olor ... GaUia ..~ac-. Board 01 Alehal, llnlaAddlcllon And --r lllnlliiHaalh- 1-6 oCraftaman Toola •Toys oGiuaware /--.Or •. -.1........ -Tf1alr-. ::."-::C~mu."":'.i •---~~o:--.1--. ~~ lose Weight _... - ·f. Coo 111· 111 llual , _ _. A ~Or ' A Dih!Ohilbilled nl Ex· In ThoRald 01"'- Poll- 11 a lllltallladh A lftd EICIIIId :"'"..=~tilcl:!:: P---~~~--, ~ ~:"::"....= Aa tl • .,. Drug Announcements 'CHRISTIIAS AIICT10N" 414'-"'Amldnlghl, Sal. Not. S. At. US. P.O. lloJ 1114 "CCowx••. Y•l Ow MnUII OeWr =lla, OH 4-431 12 Cllrlol- Auctlonlll Do au your Chrt.tma8 lh cODinG In S •: 1\_1_ one dar wllh or llinlliitlc --lanD ::;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiita_.,1 aavlngL • Dcnno'a llalcod - Din-. Ed F,.,., 1130. Buy-Sell·Trade ....,_ Rick Pea.- Auction~. full time aucttoneer, com,ta(e 71'3-5785. Kenny's Auto Rental lhlo....,loAn Equal~y ••• All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act ol 1968 which makes it Illegal 10 advenise M any preference, limitation or dlscrimina1ioil based on race, color, religion, sex famil ial status or national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, timitalion or discri.mlnatlon.• Kenny's Is the place to come when you need a car rental. We IJave Cars V•n•l . ••tl Kenny'• Auto cenr.r 264 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH 45631 - . I PJL; Allar I P.ll. Coli .,._131M, OUII'tlfook' c..., • 100 bid nun1n11 • . , In Mllldlap at1, Tho Gaitla ..Jodoaon ~ 1ue11on nrvlco. UcIIM,Ohlo • W•t VIrginia, - 111111111TFN OJIIIIc:amor. Cal 111412-14111 on rlahl al eo. a-d Dapa1. ~lon~ldna--:alr:= Olroetor. New. 5111 a 1111. .........._ Cfa1h. DuiiM Will lnclt.ldll: • 11 • ~ng. mlae., WHh Tha Pllnnk1a. _.,.,.. ct•lllb•- 9_49-2168 - TaM Plldt In Tholr ~ To Wool! -For A DEPUTY DIRECTOR P0111T1011 lomllyf..T.t' Al&ra p.m. 814-1185-4180- FREE ESTIMATE$. Pnf 1lcnal Fvr - - To ...., Cormct ILent, .. 141 Coverl , ...... Sal. ~ QUallly . . . . . . . Nov. 4111, 1111, ....' Conduetmg R chOn 1110 Soulh s-.~ · IU~dl_.. 01 Tho And .. Cormct New. 3 lhru a, lhllcan Phylo ..... 2 ciWra, hutch, 2 .... manage. 10117/ln ~ Drl,... -?laDao. - u ., IIDIIIIoallon. Dlloetor Middleport . FreeEati...Belore 8 p.m. Ieiwe ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts ,Gutter Cleaning Painting 4 . . , . _ "'••• Munl Family: Frl ~~~. 7;00-4:00, 1!'11 .llhallt Plcliaow, OnriNooll FumHwo, 01- CCou.o. cen?lr, ~ Plao .__ lllciKnlckKnacka, Amlc,-, 2lt cllapoll, ""18 411110• Maplo Q,.,.. Rood, (Con 1111 PC U... IIIKJvr. Road) 011 AI. U1, polanllol. 714 ~1110 1111. 11141. Pomeroy, Take the pain out ol · painting. Lal ,. do I for you. Very n•aanalll.: ·lack Hoe Senlee HaJ for Sale Dol• Wlllla111 Geaeral Coatradl11 & Excavatl•t 992-4103 v1caa. Drt,...Drhlwl Duo To Will~: Euandad Str· 1) High Eamlnga I aon.. ..._.., ~21 H0ma Wtolrlllll?ll IVKallonhw llovfna Sale: Everythl-. llual ond AN'o. . . all:"r.lng 10 Ool Thu11day -SalawdQ1 N. : : ' :,•=::;e-,.~ Now Setvlng llelga. Gallla l Athena Co. Exttrior Howard L. Writesel 992·2269 Porter. ant.._ l1ttrior I Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 915-4473 Shrubs Shapped and Removed Mls. Jobs•. Eleclrlc Hoaphat Bad, 3 Way · Uft,$500,814-446-GOZ : Frida• Nov 41h .sat Nov~· i' A.M. 'L -o P.M. LaC 113814 S 554, Slgne. •Complete Uglit Hauling, - UNDI'S PIINDNG & CO. •New Homes oQaragee TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL ' ' The Dl!)ect of t e complaint Ia to ,oil the dlcldeni'a UndiVIded ONE· · Cootlauod on Pate 14 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE ' Bli>J Chlldrt,. Adun ; All ~ Each. Walker, Mloc:. llamo Sa1unlay, 10111 141, 8:3D A.il. -t:OO P.M. &VIcinity ROBERT BISSELL .CONSTROOION 614-992·5515 ,Ohio....,. Christmas Layaway Available on 71311111 TFN •••1:1 • •· . PARTS "t:::•.. ' ,I I Dll'l IPPLIUCI IIBIICI The Melga County PubiiG Lttlrary BDird of TrueShooting Match ere accepting bld1 for the Bailey Run Rd. ute of the Carnegie Library building, located at 200 E. Legion Farm Second St,, PDmeroy, OH nme 1:00 .Nov. 6th 45768. Biela will be accepted · unlit 1:00 p.m., Wedneeday, All Factory Choke guns aq, 1994. 'J.:he Tr reaervelhe right tD re)8cc any en~ ell bide: Ref. Public NO(Ice Deed Volume 108, page 488, Lotll148. rtaaD~Iblo dllldganca bl (10) 30,31 (11) 1, 2, 3, 4, &tc aacorlalned; WVNEMA LARKINS PARKER, whoot ·WATSON PubliC NOIIc8 1eat known addra11 Ia R.0.3, Calcutta E. Liverpool, Oh LEGAL NOTICE 43820, wh~te exact lddrou IN THI! COMMON PLEAS It unknown and cennot with· COURT, PRoBATE roaaonabla dlllganco bo DIVISION, MEIGS COUNTY, lfCtrlalnad; OHIO CASE NO. 21.297 • DAVID DUNHAM, whou HELEN A- CLEVENGER, lddreao 11 unknown and Admx. of tho Ealato of cennot with re ..orable Wlllam Emmell t.arldno, diligence be aactrlatMd; docoaHd vo HELEN A. DONALD DUNHAM, CLEVENGER, at al NOnce whou addraaa Ia unknown .. AND-SERVICE BY and cannot with rauonablo PUBUCAnON TO: diligence be aactrlalnod; GEORGIA HENDERSHOT Tho unknown holra . whou lddraaa lo unknown. dovlteet, latitlla , and cannot wllh rHaonable admlnlatracora, ••culora diligence be aacarlalnld; and/or Utlgna of GEORGIA HOWARD POWELL, HENDERSHOT, HOWARD wliou lall known lddreaa POWELL. FINtEV,.r.DWELL. 11 3213 Murdock A.... HERMAN LARKINS, Parkaraburg, WV 28101, WYNEMA ' LA,RKINS whoae exact addraaa Ia WATSON PARKER~ ·DAVlQ. unkn'Wfl and cannot with DUNHAM and DONALp roaaDftablt dlllgonco bt .DUNHAM, If deceaHd; a.-181rild; ' ' The unknown htlra, FINLEY POWELL, whoao dovtaul , legatall, r..t tcnown li!drell Ia R.D.2, · admlntatratora, executora Box 202, .L\~n. Oh 44432, and/Dr aaalgna of OCIE who.. addreaa Ia LARKINS POWELL, unknown 8nd cannot with DECEASED; HARRY H. reaaonablt dlllganca bt . LARKINS, DECEASED; aacartalnad; · MARIE LARKINS DEVINE, HERMAN LARKINS whoaa DECEASED; LEONARD C. llll known addrtaala R.0.3, LARKINS, dtcaaaed: LENA Cefcutll, Eall UverpDOI, Oh V. LARKINS MASON, 4)120, wholl exact addrtll DECEASED; DORIS I.: unknown and cannot with DUNHAM, DECEASED; 1 MEZENIA FAYE LARKINS 'j , 900 Llll. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedlladay7:30p.m. Co.Rd.6l Sc:hool - !1:30 a.m. 1o-.30 a.m. PubliC NOIIC8 Echo Saw's in stock Fra2111 Repair NEW l USED PARTS FOR ALL IIUES & IIODELS 882-7013 OR · ·U2-5S53 OR TOLL FREE 1-100·141·0071 DARWIN, OHIO 1.... 1-. Sev enth -Day Ad ve nti st '' F.... G~Irdl Tordl Clllrcli Free&......_ MWI flllt ......,_.. Sunday Sc:hool - 0 LIL Wanllip-IOa.& M,.,. Clllapll Cluudt Lany Paw, Saplriaraldent Sunday lliloal - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 7 p.m. Wedoeaday Service · 7 p.m. AIIIIII'J (S,_) Putor: 0..... Nowmaa Sundoy School· 9:45 L11L Wonhip • II a.m. W.w-iay SOrvicOI , 7:30p.m• I' 1112•2772 Tueaday ServiooJ - 7 p.m. PallOr: ReV. Qwlel Mub Sundoy Sc:hool- 9:30 Lm. • ABBiyln,_. Wednoaday Seriic:cl- 7:00p.m. ... Wonbip·II:IS LIIL, ?p.m. ServiCie -7 p.m. Sundar School lnd Won!UP-10 a.m. BvcniJJa Scmc:co- 7 1'-111. Wcdnaday Scrvic:es • 7 p.m. Epi SCOpdl . CooMIICIIIrdl Maia .t Piftb &. SuadaySchool - IOLm. Old Dalor Blblo Clorto?l• Clolrdl Sunday School: 10 a.m. W~-9:30a.m. Putor: Gary lllael Sllllday Sc:hool- 9-.30 Lm. Wonhip - 6p.m. wec1ua~c~ay sem... . 7 p.m. B...... · 6p.m. CltriiCiol Fol-lp C.?lr Salaa 81:, Rudand S101doy Sctioal· 10:30 &m. New~cli IIIGod J&L INSULATION Suaday Sc:hool • 10 Llll. Doore,Stonn Wlliclowe, O.l'llgH. Cooltllt u.teod.,.....lll ....... srna. F1nP Cllurdl Ill God Putor: PJ. Cll"f:.'" s...~~oy Scbool- oa.m. Wonhip • II &m. Wcdnaday Servic:co • 7 p.m. ..• t I • 114-8414487 DJ.... C-••ItJa... p_,tt)....)..lph Clturdl at God ., .. OJ. While Rd. olf Sl. RL leD Allc:lne, 011 1biniA.._ ..._, Rev. auk llakor OlfRL 124 Panor: l!dael Han Suodoy School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • ID:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. ' PallOr. S1wcn Hawmaa . Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sundoy Scbooi·IO a.m. · Thui'Jday Saviooo - 7 p.m. · Apple and Second SU. P1110r: Rev. Dovid R111oell MlddlepM P1nt1 f• Sunday Sdlool · 9~ a.m. Wonhip · IM0Lm., 7p.m. Cll- iullaad Cllurdt fl God Pa-: Gresory L. Scm Sunday Scbool · .IOLm. Wonhip • II Lm., 6 p.m. Wednelclay Scrvic:co - 7 p.m. SLRLI14,RaciDe • P-. Williiiilllcillack Sunday Sc:hool-10 L11L BVI!IIinl· 1 p.m. WedueJciiy ServiCe~ • 7 p.m. Speclal2lrlg In Part-calm br lhow and companlona. Stud aeiVice & t>UPIIIea, young eclllla for ..... ' 417&0 Mile Hlg Rd. WHALEY'S AUTO Specializing In CuaiDm ForAIIMaior Tl~rament Pentecost al , . _ "-1111 Fallll T.....,._ Clloorcli llailey Rua IWod 1'1-. Rev. Jlmad RaWIOII ' Bred for Quai\!Y and R8p!.c;e?lllnt Window., Blown lneu...lon, SIDrin PallOr. S1wcn nauSundoy School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 6:30p.m. ML Martalo Cll- Ill God l!aala.*.t KENNE~ - . Cocker Spaniels Sunday School - 10 ..... Woni!IP -7 p.m. Tbunday scm.. -7 p.m. s,-~ Gnllul UaMed MI-. N Wonhlp · 9:;10 LIIL (lot A :lad S111), 7:30p.m. (3rd. 4lb S..) Wednclclay Scrviee ·7:30p.m. Allred ·•••c:J Rlllllld 1'1-.Dowa~ Oifloa, W.V&, Pulor: Sam ADdenim s...tay Sc:hooiiOa.m. B...U.a -7:30p,m. . Wednesday SoMoa • 7:30p.m. Wonblp- lll:45 a.m. (lot A lrd Sun) AMBERWOOD 949-2804 Complete Chain Saw Service a Parts R.'1CW2tln -T·~-Fvr In . . _.. ICM, AmVIIo FIN Martial, Kanauga, IIDII SA 110, Oil Ohio, $1.00 Table, lion 7111, T- Oak HIM ~- T~. C.. llh, 8-4iC.III14 4111208,- PIIIY Naadt Pulttlhnil CJr11 7 B••r Repair ~1'15.115~~~- ~F;~~~;f; I · Mower Clinic 892-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 1128184 10113/TfN RACINE (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill Factory CMke Oily Bas.. B•Mig . Cllft•To"rTadeCIIordl MlcldJ?/.!!.tc:,~ccli 1'1-. K.modt Baker Mc>rnq Wanbip: II a.m. Bvmlna Wonhlp: 7 p.m. Service -7 p.m. Woolhip • 1~, 7 p.m. Sof'licea • 7 p.m. Wonhip • 10:45 Lm. Thunday scm... -7:30p..,. Saaday Scbool - !1:30 LID. Un1t ed Metho cJ1 st w........, Allllfi..IJ llapdol ' Sanclay School -9:30a.m. Sunday School - 9:30 ...... r.ur ~tt=· Pu1or:~ JMIICI B. K - ML Moriall BaplloP Pou11b .t MaiD SL, Middleporc Pulllr. Rev. Gilbelt cna,. Jr. Sanclay Sc:hool - !1:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. ._ SL La..._ a.rcli Comer Sycamore A s-.t SL, ~p,-,_f1Y.., Sunday School - 10 a.m. ~.,4: IIL~.,6p.m. W Scrvicea -7 p.m. Fona4 Ruo BopiiiC Putor : Ariw flun Sunday Sc:hool· 10 LIIL Wonhip - 11 a.m. ~: llevLRJdwd A W'onbip ·II a.m. Suaday tc:hool· ID-.30 a.m. Wonhip • 9:30a.m.. 7 p.m. Wonhip - 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. Oat Step C.11plttt Aute Stale Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio work 12 Gaige w~i~~ friday- :OOp.m. 115Botl . Suaday Sc:hool· ID:30 L1L • , Paaor: x-ieda Jl'akor Saaday School-"9:45 LID. Wonhlp - IG-.30a.m. Thunday scm... -7:30p.m. RACINE FIRE DEPT. GUN SHOOTS SAT., 6:30 P.M. I'Uiar. William Van Meter ~ M...... s..r' 1'alricia llcada-Knoa H•lodtGro;eCIIIrdo Pl-. Oene Zopp ,.. .......... _A...,.........,. Cullol ·' Clllrdl oiJ- aHoc, A.,-tc Falllt 114 mile Jllll Pon Melp em New Limo Rd. .992·5114 oRoom Addltlona -New O.regea -Electrical& Plumbing •Roofing olnterlor l Exterior Painting alao concrete .' ,' 1'1-.La_.,...... • JO Lillo w~J.School y Servk:el· 7 p.m. Pl-. Rev. Rilland Wildman Cmrdo -9:15 LID. Wonbip • 10:30 L11L ........ K.modt llakor Sunday School - !1:30 a.m. Wonhip-111:4S ....:(2ad.t41b s...> OurSawtoar Lll?lo.._ Clllrdl Walma and !leery SU.. a.-wood, W.VL BDIIIde BopiiiC Clllrdl SL RL 143jwtalfRL 7 Pu1or: Rev. 1 - R. A...._ Sr. Fallll BopiiiP Cburda Railroad Sl., M1101 Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip • 11 L.m., 6 p.m. w•Jday Services - 7 p.m. ' YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •.., ....... a.,.., ·~·Lir•Cb. . . Trtalty c ........... Cll... Pl-. K.modt Bakor Soadoy Scbool- 10 a.m. . W"onbip - 9a.m. Wedneaday Scrvt- • 10 a.m. •rvlcel SD, Yltl.n your seiiiHta 1111'1 working IIDh~ we N har.to helpl By phone or In,.,_.__ Mien ygu call, .,. will be ,_., SOON. 2nd Aw.,M'+Ietcct w-.sa, aemc:c- 6:30p.m. ........, . Pine<l.Puoar:DinllloaloiM WorUip • 9:30 L1LSundaySctioai-ID:30a.m. Lanp>illo Cllrlollu Clllrdl Sundoy Scbool - 9:30a.m. Wonbip • IG-.30 LIIL, 7:30p.m. Wccmcaday Service 7:30p.m. Etodllooo u - CIIPnyor (a BUJilnalum dum:b elf Rallo 33) Pl-. Kabert v.... Sunday wonblp - 10 a.m. S!laday SdiiJal. 9:30 LIIL WCIIIWD • 10:30 &m. Tbunday !lervlo. • 7 p.m. -8EIMCE- '•• CAlL FOR CUIREIT PRICES aa ceah -or- youe SADSEAqDON & our SUccen blglna 6 ondl -!th Sllvlmlle Ward f#Fal?ll Putor: Dovid Doi1ey Sonlay Sc:hool9:30 a.m. Bveaiaa -7 p.m. Sunday · 9:30 L11L llld 7 p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. lli2IMd ..._, ArdmOalllno paym.ntalor 48 monlha •• tow aa f3MIIolllh. llanioaDvlllo Raocl ..._, n-. Dudiom Wonhlp • 10 a.m. Youlh Pellowablt>. Sundoy - 6 p.m. - PAYIIENT PLANYea, we can take cash! -or- 110 deya - Sponsored by Junior & Senior HI~ .. Pua:Rov. ViaorRooub Sunday Sc:hool9:30 ..... WonblP • II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednaday SoMoa ·7:30p.m. llanWioiYilo C....IIIIJ Cllordl . Swwv• LuI he l<lll SL Jolla IAIIIIa a Cllllrdl Dater 1'1-. Woody Coii 'Sunday a-m, -6:30p.m. Thui'Jday Scrviee - 6:3([ p.m. SIDiday Sc:hool - lOam. Wonhip-11a.m., 7:30pm. Wednetcfay Services- 7:30p.m. m MedlanicSL.~ Paaor: l'1atluce Soalda Saaday Sdlool- 10 a.m. Wonblp - 9 a.m. ........... CIIIII'Cit- J - Cllrlll ol Liller PaJ .... PortJoad.RoCina Rd. Pulor: Illlioo Doaaor . Sunday Scbool- 9:30a.m. Wanlip-IO::JOa.m. WedDooday Serviooo ·7:30p.m. c.~ Pulllr. Rev. Marpn:t J. Rabiiuan Sorvic:co: w........y. 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. WanWp-IO:Ua.m. Latter-D :1y S;r1nt s Ul>twiJ Cll-. Clllrdl Pillar. BiD Liale Tllellelln. .' FIIJCIWIIIIp M1lllolrJ 911.-C.C. Plar.ltGD FJon. Saaday School- 9: IS a.m. :::=x:....... HldtOf'J IIIIo Cbu... oiCbrlol 1'1-.Iooepb B. Hooldoa S~mdoy School- 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m, 7 p.m. Wednoaday Scrvi<el- 7 p.m. Priday - fe11ow111ip aemc:c 1 p.m. We Buy All Non Fenoua Mlllala -BALE80iahea i'II1Qing In size from 10 fell clewdo.-r to 181nchaL 11 AM- 2 PM Southam High School Fa lUI Flllinntlllp er..da 1'w C11r1o1 •• Pulor. Rev. Pnnktia Dktea ' SeMoe: Pridoy, 7 p.m. '111~ - ?p.m. ,._..K.tidt Rider s.dltY Sdlool- !l: IS a.m. R.UUdC-•aiiJCioonll p-. Rev. Roy Mc:Cany Smday School- !1:30 a.m. -7 p.m. w Sonkloo -1 p.m. Bradfwd C..rdl ol Cllrlol Comer ol SL RL 114 .t BI'OIIbury Rd. Bnn..Ua: Dad< SlUmp Youch filiiWier: Mm Nouer Sunday Scbool - !1:30 a.m. Wonhip- 8:00a.m., I0:30a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesclay Servi<el -7:00p.m. Sundoy Sc:hool· 9:30 LIIL Wonhlp • 9:30 Lm. lad 7 p.m. OPEd DAYS AWB FOR YOUR CONVENIIKE IION..fRL 9-6; SAT. & SUN. 9-3 P•fl-llodtly 45 Clit. for clt11 thy .........1•• 1<·5< .... ,... ... fer flaHetetl ... your heart desires. Pulor: llcY. Bllctwood Suaday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Wanbip ID-.30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneiday SoMoa -7:30p.m. Putor: Stove Rood .....,..... HAM & TURKEY DINNER · SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 PomerOy Pike, Co. Rd. Falllo Fal Geoptl Cll. . . ...... Clllapll W. lilt •rvice at the top barN• It halliwaya been our firat prlo'rltyl In fact. 'WI! ..U Ntvice ., Ntlou._ • may aJrN41 !»on the MY - PROGIWIIIttGSlerling at $7.95/monlh !Dr 13 chanliM on up 10 aalllany •• "'your hou•r . c....., Bllllo a.rdl Othe r ChUiclws 2' LMniCIII'Fno!WI ... a.rcli Putor: , _ Tromblay Sunday Sc:hool· !1:30 LIIL Wonhip -ID-.30 a.m. !'ad 7_1i.m. Wednesday SoMoa -7:00p.m. '"'t::· Wanbip- IG-.30 &m., 7 p.m. w.........ys.m... -?p.m. r II. tl '" ~ Rdlall Saolday School-9:15a.m. Wailllip • 10:30 a.m. Blllla SDt,"l'ttoaoooy • 10 LID. BJIIIIR•B. . . . alrdl , _ , Robert Manloy Suadoy School- !1:30 a.m. Wonbip • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Servloe -7:30p.m. · · - Clo- oiCIIrltt Puoar: Sunday -Underwood !1:30 a.m. Worihip- 11}.30 Lm., 7 p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Paaor: l'1atluce Soalda s..t.y Sdlool · 9 a.m. Wailldp·IOa.m. 1'1-. Rev. Iolm Nlvilla Sunday tc:hool - 9:30 Lm. Wanbip - 1&.30a.m., 7:30p.m. , Wcdnaday Scrviee -7:30p.m. Puuir: Tom Runyon SIDiday Scbool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. )"CMIIh MeCiina · 5:30p.m. a-m, ScMee - 7 p.m. Wedneaday, Bib!- SIDdy -7 p.m. Ba•• Clllrcll oiiM Jll-. Pulor: OJondaa Slraad Lonaa- " -8EIMCE- Falnlow Bala alrdl Lelarl, W.VL RL I Pa-.1- Lewio Suaday School· II ua. Wonhip . 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednelday SoMoa - 7:30p.m. New Ml-mlt Weole7u Billie Balta. Cllorcli 75 Feu! Sl., UlddLp>«t. Bra.l.l., Clllll'dl ol Cllrltt Paaor: Rov.PIIIIJ4i1Udoooar s.._,.tay School -9:30a.m. Wanblp · IG-.30a.m. Wodnudaj SoMoa • 7 p.m. Suodoy Scbooi·IO:OO a.m. Wonhip - 6:30p.m. Wodnolday Saviooo • 7 p.m. Paaor: Deroa NOWIIIIII Sunday Sdlool· 9 Lm. Wonblp ·10 a.m. 1/lmileaiiRL 315 , _ , Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30 Lm. Wonhip • 1&.30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneldoy Service -7:30p.m. Willie~~ Pwllud FhiCIIIrdl fllllo Naonao Pa-=JalmW.J:laallu Healll (Midd?opost) PIHGnrrolllbla B.._ a...a ............ PloJso Clo...a ol Cllrltt Pulor: BiD W'met Swdoy School - 9 LID. Wonhjp - 9:4S Lm.,6:30p.m. Yoolb Pl-. Aum y...,l Sundoy School- 9:30 a.m. Wonbip · 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wodnclday .Servic:et -7:00p.m. ,........ TRI;COUNTY RECYCLING w~ 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m. w......, Sorvloo - 7 p.m. w.........., Pl-. Doroa N......., Sunday Sc:hool - 10 a.m. WO!'hiP • 9 Lm. Thunday s.m... -6:30p.m. Wedneadaypapr ......·7p.m. Sunday Sc:hool -9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 LIIL, 7:00p.m. Wecmea.tay Scrvi<101 • 7 p.m. · Rollllld Clllrdl ol ... N..,...a Paaor:s-1&.. Sondoy Sdlool · 9:30 ..... Wonblp- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. SoMou - 7p.m. Putor: v...,...ye SulliVIO Suaday ScboOI - 9-.30 ..... Wonbip - 10:30 a.m. JClaa SaadoJ ......... 9:!0a.m. SaadoJ ........?p.m. Zl• Clllll'dl oiCIIrfll Pomeroy, HarrilutYille Rd. (ll~l43) Pulor:R..erWIUOII F1nP SoodJiaoa BIP.IIIP 41872 Pomaw Pike Suaday Sdlool- IO"a.m. Wonblp ·II a.m. R_fi..,_B.._CIIIrdl LeadiDa c..t Rd., Radoad BeorwaUow Rldp Cll1rdl ol Cllrfll Putor: Jack Colcpvve Sundoy Sdlool-9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wodnesdoy Services -6:30p.m. PUb>r: Plul SliniCil llul Moin Sl. Sundoy School- 9:30 l.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. IIM1111B. . . . alrdl 31057 Slalo Roule 315, Lanp¥lle ..._, Rev. Rldt Maloyad Sundoy tc:hool· 9:30 LIL Wedneaday .,._ aetvioo • 7 p.m. Keao Cblrdl ol Cllrlol Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Sundoy Sdiool - 10:30 a.m. P1110r. Rev. Paallw: Kdh Rader cJ;!{ =j~~~m.Y~p.m. Wonhip- 8:15,1G-.30a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Scrvi001 • 7 p.m. Sundoy lcbool- 9:45 Wonhip - II a.m. lad 7 p.m. Wedncoday SoMoa - 7 p.m. IIIUwoO.ta ~0\lll f'SS HI00-486-1590 Btls. (614) 446-9971 Co11ie's o•lo Rivtr Har.. •1d Evtrlaslilll• 614-247-4035 . Now open for Faa Season Wed. thN Sat. 8-5 Specializing: Dried Materials Pot pcxirri auppllea Herbal Cralta BISSELL IUILDEU, INC.. •· Ntw Homas t VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room AddiUons • Roofing · COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL .• . FREE ESTIMATES Howard Excavating Co. H1JIIdn.'I!Hl ,'>\, !h ~ h 614·992·7643 1; '~ · ·I'.' I(.' r,r11/ I I• l l l l l J' I '• ' ' ' ' I ~lr !• '' 1 •• , f '' . I 11: · 1 I" 1I 1 I' \'/ t!' 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Simultaneously, commentators by Lula Campoa analyze the bidding and play. c.ltbrily ~ crypt ograms are ctHied from quollltionl by tan"!Oin j*)Pie. pas1 and pt'8IMI Sometimes, though, it is harder for Eadlletter in the eil:i* etandl tor anothef. Todly's cUt· f 8QU8ls P the commentators to find the winning play, when looking at all 52 cards, than · 'S'X P AGXPI ETMLSIF WGDUZ ·' it is for the declarer, who can see only 26. HDYMMYH Sl MYPDM KTISGD Toda;v.'s deal was played during the final of a Vanderbilt teams by Lou XSMM . S'X MG MGTULYDI S ' X Bluhm,'who died in 1990. . Two clubs was Drury, showing a DYNPUYH UG XZMYNW . ' CDY· UU maKimum pass with spade support. The defenders began with two CTUNYD . rounds of trumps . At this point, the commentators decided the contract PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ~Whal's lun about acting is that you get to behave outside the bOunds ol soc1etal rules.· - Enc Stoltz. had to finish one down. But Bluhm found the way home. After winning the second trick in the dummy, declarer cashed dummy's heart ace and ruffed a heart in hand. Entering the dummy twice in diamonds, Bluhm ruffed two more hearts in Ills hand. Then South cashed the diamond ace, his eighth trick, and continued with the diamond king. How could West defend? If he discarded, declarer would claim his contract with dummy's top trump. So West ruffed. But now he had to open up the club suit, giving a trick to South's king. Bluhm had gained one trump trick lrom the dummy reversal, ruffing those hearts in his hand, and one club C w 1 H H 13 'Time seems tD be going by trick from the endplay. 7!10 IN lit 4 Qulnlf'l A Good Faml!y -CO. U00. carl Alar I 3 Bo-o ttou. I 2 C.. Oo"''JJI, l'c!r .... In Wllae 01 Rio ur.ndl, 11W1N720' N'3 --·-In TEAIP.IL fRipar-- -81WIJ. Loealocl Rlahl 011 211, CJil. tlpollo, $!1}100 Or Ollar, au ue t;m. Nor&h PUB 2. By Phillip Alder Livestock , ........ co. 4 y..,. Old,- 63 '--lor ...... $2150. AOCIIIo. 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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 1t) :Yoday .CANCER (June 21.July 22) Your linenyou might oxperience some unexpected cia! posilion will be enhanced Ryou locus changes lhal ll¥11et you aboul a bll. · on w~ys to add to your aamlnga today . However, when ilia turbulence subsides, Chances are you already know o1 IIOmethe going~ be smooth as silk. thing with good potential. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 11). You're LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) SGme collabora. •·. . · .lll!ely to lare beller today In a partnerwhlp tMt projeclll no1 being rt1ltNIIid proper.:>atllriJIY, Not.~. 1994 then operaling independently. The result$ ly. Everyone knowo lhla, bul no one Yotti m~lfrlal prospects for !he year , could be exceptional It you have' knows hOW to correcl It e~cept you. It's aha8d are Qo!Jd, bulll'lueual. Where you · ;fYnamlc ai!Y. · . time 10 voluntoer your aervicel. ' 1ea11 e,.peet'io· mak8 money, you probe- . PISCEB Ifill. 20-Mirch 20) Objectlvel ': VIRGO (Aug. 23 11111 22) Be optlmiotlc , blytwlll; whete.you·lhin!< you'ft ecore big, you establish for yoursoll today are today; you're likely 10 finlal1alr0nglr then yotjil;lllglrt ~· , . achievable. because you'll not wane or you al811td. Focul on viCtory and don1 Bc:tiRptO (Ocl. 24-No¥. 22) Your ftnan- waffle, regardleas ol the obataclea you blink. . claj.japecla· ~ ~y~ry good al thla time, , may heve to oVercOme. : UBRA llepl. 23o0ot. 23) 1.1a1en 10 whet . ~'II~ -~~~ 11111 ~you, hope to ARIES (March 21-Aprll1t) Challenges ·.· olhere aay today, but don'l be overr~lve. II 'f2.U don'l loOk at t.~!• 14 the are apl to atlmulate you today, You'll taka wn,lmecl by lhall a•I!IIJMII'NIIIIICI comhaili w~1, ygu'l! have fun proaperl~g · pride end ple11ure in doing what you • rnenll. When you 111J!1 and lhlnk iboulll, Kn~ · IV1I•,r•. t~ ·look t.or r(l("anbe and, have to do well. Your example could you'll 11e you're on tht same wave· yo(illt flnd Tho Aatro.Graph 'Inspire olhen. . length. !!IIVJ Qlq I Pl. ~ IIJvlna ..,_,_.. Mado Out 01 Tho Culla Col Alor I P.ll Of'ii;i',; ,._, Nloe Md ..\'It r I -~-~ :tall p.tt~., -~-wv. ·' a:, ,u, . .,,... • ,, .. I ' •· •• _ • • • • (9 PRPNT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBlE LETTERS FOR ~NSWER • e • I) - . dlvldof . 18 Exclamation 20 P81e de - gra 21 Congenlbllly jolnod :1 54 Mlecellaneoua Merchandlae 41 Houaea for Rent 2 ICing acccl I llt2:)Mt ...... pm. 16 46 '71a..--.-~ ... ,.,....,. . . . - l i t ! KILLS I'LIAII 7lur ENFOIICER .~ YIN. ,~ -~ lnl!lble Ill: RIG FEED AND O'DELL WIIlER. "The ambulance gets a 10-second head start . Whoever catches il gels in 1" --------~-35 Lota & Acreege 44 Estate h =~~-!on, ~~hll:~•.,..._ Real ~~ Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West OHIO VALLEY PIIBLIIHINCI CO. n e• aez --t 3 Singer Gulhril 281181'-mo. 4 P-ande 27 TypeolnoN 5 IIIIMlnto 30 Sobbing llllther lllodyof7 Sy'lllhellc 35 Drllcl grape mlllrlll 3e Employ • PelVIc 1111!.- • 37 VII t Small chllciNII 3t Penned 11 R.._ 40EyeJIIrll 12 Men IUptl'lor 42 Gioia perty 111.1 13 Tennllocaurt .bv ftll.ng 1n the miSSin; wordt you de•elop lrom llep No. 3 below. I' I r 3 1 • l I" I' I I I IArl I I I I SCIIAM.UTS ANSWEIS ... ~ly- Rusty- Brown - Column ~ TOM01fFi6~ Two elderly women were sitting in the mall watching · the shoppeiS go by. ' If the future belongs to the young • one asked the other, ' how come they spend money like there's no TOMORROW?" . ,. ' �P1g1 l . 14--The Dilly ~ntrnel. ' Frld~y, November 4, 1. . ·~ Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio Convicted killer of doctor; es·cort sentenced to die BJ BU.L KACZOR .•..,.mted Prell Writer PENSACOL.\, Fla. - The ldller of • aboctioo cloc:tDr lllld ao Aoolbcr Hill sup"jl(iier, UiC Kev. · David Trnscb, said an execution ' could lead to more anti-abortion ~oleoce. "lu lime it will motlvale pco- . eacort remained calm 8lld defiant pie," said Troscll, a Roman , U I jury J'I'AXYDIIII'!IIC!M lbal be die priest from Mobile, Ala., : Catholic lo the elcaric dlair. wllo bu been removed from the "You have a responsibility to protect your oeigbb<l'' a life lllld to priesthood for advocaliDg murder. · use fORlC if necessary to do so," a "Panicularty wbeo Paul bas actual· . subdued Paul Hill told the jury ly bceo executed, it will motivate . Tbun4ay before they began coo- people to become very active, 10 . aiderlog bia fate. "In an effort to lalce actioo, violeol Ktion if neces· : suppress thil truth, you 1111y mix wbo represented llimself. ·. my blood with the blood of the llllbcl'll lllld thole wbo bavc fought offered DO defeose after lbc judge barred bim from uguios tbal the . 10 defcod the Ojlplaled. "However, truth 1114 riableoui- slayiDaa were justifiable to save . feiUSCS. He called DO wlmwes 8lld DeU will prevail. May G"od help uted uo quellioos of those wbo ' you to protect the unborn as you would want to be protected •• .testified aaailllt him. Wieldios a 12-sauge abol3uD, The jury tbcll clc~ ocariy four hours before choosing the Hill ambushed Dr. lobo Bayud death SCDteDCC instead of life iD Britton, 69, retired Air Force Lt. . pr1sa1 for Hill. It took just 20 ioio- Col. James H. Barrett, 74, aod Bu- : utea Wedoe!lday 10 convict bim of rett'a wife, luoe. 68, u the lbrce urivcd at lbc Ladies Center cliDic · IIIUI'der. : Hill allowed no emotion u lbc luly 29. Hill was coovicted of attempted · recommcodalioo wu read. Circuit ludae FraDit BeD Ia DOl bouDd by II murder for wOIIIIdiDS Mrs. Barrett. : IDd could give Hill a life SCDICDQ:. 1be Burctts wen: voluoteen wbo . A ~a~tcDCIDa date was DOl lmmcdl· alao escorted patients from their · Dcalb lalteocel are auto- cars IDto the abortion clioic, sbieldYappealed iD Florida. iDI them from proleaterl. Assistant Swe Auoruey lames Leaden of lbc Naliooal Orgaol· Wion fur Women and lbc Fwloist Mlllrl)' said the jury's ICCOID!IIMI• MIQority bad aald Hill sbouldo't be datioa acot a measaae tbal "viocucuted llld callccl oo lbc sovcm- leuclo wW not be tolerated iD Pameol 10 do more to I'OIIIId up anli- · ucola.'' HUJ, 40, a lbrmcr miDiater iD lbc abortiOD tarorisls. Some aod-abor1ioo ICiivisla said Preabyterlao Church In America HIU'a execution would help their and tbe Orthodox Presbyteriio cauac. "Tbe bopc Ia that II w111 Cburcll, wu coovlcted OcL 5 of c:auac people to open their eyes to, VlOlatiDJ the DCW federal diDIC· w11a1 Ia bappcoiog iD our COUDlry protection law in the abotauo aud act, ffoally, lite abortion Ia attack. He could get up to life io munlcr,'' aald Doooa Bray, dircc· ~ for tbal offeose at senleDC· . 10r of Defcodcn of lbe Defeoden angDec~ 9. of Life iD Bowie, Md. · Deputy Gambler: High stakes h/dHnd•BHic •Featured on page a.1 Your County tmts.., A Multimedia Inc. , Newspaper by illlmect!O!l. !J,S, soldiers. and Argentinian police monitors kept ·PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti- ,bacAitltbeso anTf"lursr:o~w·dHaltian radio Reaching aaou a barrier m wbite tlpC iD lbc capi.IBI'a poorest Ddgb· reported that .S. autllorilies borbood. Prcaldeot Jean-BertriDd urcsted ooc of lbc most powerful Arlatidc \OUCbed bauds with the HaitliD army commanders under dcllrioul aupportcn wbo swept bim the former military regime. lL Col. to power aimolt four years ago. Claudellosepbat. .Aristlde'a trip to lbc Cilc Soleil Tbe U.S. military refused to alum Tbun4ay was bia first sioce confirm or deny the arrest of be returned from exile Oct. IS. losepllat, commander of H~ti'a Tbouaaodl of danc:iDS IDd ctapplog DOrlbem district. reported by S1soa! people turned out to greet bior -FM ·- pb bad • _.. af 1ose at Wb1Je U.S. aoldk:n kept tight aecurcup~ ter 10 rity, percbiDg 00 rooftops with M- Haitian soldleJ'So were -tilled In a 16 rilb. · flrcfigllt wltb U.S. Mmoea iD Cap. ·~ allllllr)' 11 yqun. you cao Haitieo oo SepL 24. There were do wl!alever yoo w111i!" lbc elated UIICODfumed reporla last mooth 1ba1 crowd chanted while Arislide, be was orJ~lzios a resislaDce drclscld 1o suit an4 tie~'!:' movemcot asaillst U.S. uoopa. . from bla brow wltb a f. · "It was au ubilarallos · Public Notice I'JII'f'II'K." said U.S. Daliooal security adviser Anthony Lake, who Conttn..d l'rom l'lll• II ' ~paoied Ariatidc. ''President FOURTH lnttroal In lht Arlatide motioned me over and following . dttcrlbtd rul yellecl. 'Loot at lbclr faces, look at tbclrfaca."' An undlvldtd one-fourth Durio& tbrce yeus of military lntereal In tho following rule, Cite Soleil remained a dtacrlbed rttl ttlltt tllutted In lht Townahlp of stronghold of 111pport for Aristide Lebolnon, County ot Mtlgl despite ClOUIIdeSS ICIS of rcpressioo. end Sttlt of Ohio, and More lban 800 bomca Wtml burned boundod end dtocrlllod 11 doWn In December, aod corpses lollowa: were frequently fouod io the ltlng In Sldlon 20, Town IIRCII, victims of atlacks by army3, Rtn&t 11 of Ohio tomp11ny'o Purchau. bacted mililias. itglnnlng at t otont "We're &olD& to put our bauds corner to Wm. Cia,.'• In tDFiber to unite. to rebuild recooctnttr of road on Wollo cillalioo day aud Digbt," Ariatide Run; thence mttnderlng cried from a raised podium. Tbe ttld rotd Iouth 5 dtl'"' popu11at prieaa, wbo was ousted iD a """ 11 poltt; thine~ 21 mlnutto wtll 15 poltt; September 1991 military coup, eouth 41 dtgroot wttl 14 reliuDed to Haiti wilb the help of poltt; 1.21 112 dogrott W thouaaoda of U.S. soldiers on a Vpoltt;SI7dtgret~WI miuioa to rearore democracy. poltt; N 13 dig. W31 poltl; . "You have endured great bardIt 13 112 dtg. w 11 polo• to ablp, aud you have done It with 1 atontln uld ~: lhtnct N2t 1/2 dog. E 124 po1H to cliplty, tlld courase. aod patience . • etone corner to Wm . ..., • CCIIIIIIiiiDCDt 10 clemoc:niCy, .. Clerk; thence with ttld Lake told the people through au Clark line Na:i 1/2 dog. E 41 polu lo lht place of btglnlng, containing 41 are 11 lbc dawn of a ecree Mel I rod• of land. · IICIII clay iD Halli. It will be a day of • Thl purpou of uld uta loua bud work and the United It to pey the dtbtt ·and stila Ia 11m to help you." ooatt or odmtntattrlng thl . Ariatidc told lbc crowd lballle ttltlt of lht dtctdant, WllllMI Emmttt Llrldn. • JllaoDCd to build I DCW Scllool iD You ere required to tlte Soleil with IDOIIC)' dona•cd by anewar tha Colnplalnl Japu. He also said a deleaation wllhln 2t dap after lht lut W,puid come to the alum today to publlcallon of thla notice, which will be publlthld aod ~boob fllt onoe tMII wttk tor tlx 8y GEORGE ABATE Tlmea-Sentlnol Sllft RACINE - Area and state law enforcement officials ·began digging at a Racine farm Friday to substantiate allegations of child abuse, including the possibility of buried bodies. ' ' Officials said Saturday that no bodies had been found. A search of property·owned by Harold Rose Sr. on Mile Hill Road is continuing, but no charges have been filed, Meigs County Sheriff James Soulsby said. : "We're jusl checking on reports we 've received," Soulsby said. "We'll pursue this until we satisfy ourselves ) hat there is no basis for lhe information." • Rose, a 54-year-old farmer, and his 19-year-old daugh4er remain in the one-story while farm house and have cooperated wilh officials, Soulsby said. : Rose and his wife, Mary, had alleast 17 children, 16 of 1hem still living, Soulsby said. One child died from crib During the few months which I have been your commissioner, Meigs County has been on the move with many improvements happening and many more to begin in the nearMure. As your county commissioner, I have been directly involved in obtaining almost one million dollars in grant funds for new rural water lines in Scipio, Rutland, and Columbia . . " Townships and 1for housing improvements in the Village of Racine. I have also worked diligently on the Issue 2 grant program as a member of the District Integrating Committee, which has resulted in millions of dollars of paving, sewer, culvert replacement and other improvements in many areas of Meigs County. I am concerned with all of Meigs County and its Mure. I am committed to improving the industrial and retail business base of the county, and I have the knowledge, the contacts, and the experience to see that it happens. During my tenure as mayor of Middleport I was directly involved in the creation of over 175 new jobs - such as at Overbrook Center- and the retaining of many ot~ers. I am a lifelong resident of Meigs County and am deeply interested and concerned about both the present and the future of our area. My wife, Pauline, and I hav~ resided in Meigs County all our lives, and our four children were born and raised here and all gradu~d from Meigs High Scho~l. I am a veteran of three years in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and have always been supportive of assistance to all of our veterans. I feel that I am providing the leadership Meigs County so desperately needs at this time and am certain that m-any more good things can be made to happen in our county if we all continue to work together. My main goals to achieve for Meigs County are to: attract industry to sites which are here, work with the Governor to get long pending new highway projects under construction, assist our present businesses and industries, expand water and sewage services throughout the county, and improve housing for our residents. I feel that all these goals can be attained and I can make a difference toward them be~;:oming a reality. I am asking for your support in the upcoming election and pledge to you that I will help make progressive things happen in Meigs County during the next four years. Your vote and support would be greatly appreciated. Delirious supporters /greet Aristide back .. . '-1- ' A - ~ 7 jJ .// -~ - -, T""V/r7T, A W~rking With .Gov. Vo·inovich and.Nancy Hollister .To Make Things Happen In Meigs County! - . "' . His mcasasc of m:ooclllatioo Wll 'loll OD IOIDe demnoatrators, ' who t•mtcd ICVeral lfalliaD police oftbri Ill blue uoif~ at a near, .SMSTEPS! the I Ads ·-Uiht ...... T1lt lut publlcallon will Ill . . - on Nowinbtr 3, 11M and 1M 21 dayt lor antwtr will -111101 on IIIII clalt. In elM of , _ failure to ....._. .. ........._by .... a~wtr .or, olhtrwlll .VO,.E FOR AND. ELEC,. FRED HOFF A . -=-...... Prollale.Divlalon, ...... County, Olllo .. 992·2156 . ' dma,td - lAMM.Nilrrr• . Cllrlc of Court of ' . ~ Meigs: ~ County Comn~lssio·n·er diiiWldJ.IntheCompiJim. J.l. O'llrltn, Allomty lor llelerl A. Cln•iglr, Allllll. oltlla--atw...il 100 112 Court ...... ,_,.,,.,... 41711 By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Slllfl GALUPOLIS - -While regional and stale races have stolen most of the attention in the last several wee~s. Gallia County voters will focus' Tuesday on the campaigns for two county offices and a proposed increase in the sales tax. , Commissioner Harold G. Montgomery, a Repub· lican, iss~king a secoild term and faces opposition · from Democratic candidate Gary T. Bane and inde· pendenLRollert 1.. M!!,_rphy. _. ._ · · County Auditor Ronald K. Canaday, looking lo win a foilrth consecutive lcrm in office, is running ' againsnlle;QOP.'s Oini~llt Da~l'es Jr. Kl/4 percen: hike in lhe sales tax is sought to finance an enhanced 911 emerge.ncy communications system in lhe coi!nty. ·- Voters will also decide races for Congress and the legislature, as well as a number of state offices and issues in Tuesday'selc.clion. All36 voting locations · in the countywillopen at 6:30a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. While Montgomery and his fellow commission· ers have been at the center of controversy for more than ayear over management and responsibility for the cqunty's finances, the campaigns for each ofthe candidates in the commission race have focused primarily on issues. Montgomery, owner·operatorof a Gallipolis bar· ber shop, was a political newcomer when first . elected commissioner four years ago. Bane, who retired las I year as an officer for the Galli a County Probate-Juvenile Courl, hasbeen a Gallipolis Township trustee for nearly 30 years. Murphy, formerly of Akron, took up residence in lhe county 10 years ago. He is a retired tire industry employee and substance abuse counselor. Canaday, first elected auditor in 1982, has been running on his office's accomplishments while · Continued on pego A2 Commission seat, levies await vote ByCHARLENEHOEFUCH Tlmoa.Senllnel Staff POMEROY- The fate of It tax levies, all renewals with the exception of one, and lhe election of a county commissioner are the local issues to be decided by Meigs County voters in Tuesday's election. A majority affirmative vote is neces.sary for passage of the tax levies and selection of the candida!~ to fill the open seat on .the Meigs oiuitty Board of O;lmmi!!Sioners. Running for the commissioner's seat are Fred L. Hoffman, Rep~blican (inc11mbent), and Jack -====::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::::::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;;=,~ R. Slavin, Democrat. A TEST RUN - Friday afternoon the Meigs County of ·Unopposed local candidates oil the ballot in- Elections did a public test ruo to be sure that c.ounling equipment to elude Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell, a Repub· be used on Election Day is operating properly. Here, Director Rlla lican; Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Fred Smith runs several thousand cards througllthe counter. W. Crow, Ill, and Judge of the County Court, ---------------~----­ Patrick H. O'Brien. Voters of the Southern Local School District will deterResidents in Rutland1Village will be voting for an addimine by their votes renewal of a 4-milllevy for three years tional tax of 2.5 mills for five, years for gel)eral operaiing for general operating expenses. expenses of the village when they go to the polls. The levy will generate $215,000 a year if passedby Five political subdivisions are asking for renewal of levies voterson Tuesday. for fire protection. · · Both levies are designated to commence with the 1994 They are Racine Village, 0.7 mill for five years; Pomeroy tax duplicate. • Village, Lebanon Township, Sutton Township, and Letart Meigs voters will ~I so vote on district , state, and judicial Township, all 1-mill levies for five years, all commencing candidates along with candidates for the U.S. Senate and wilh the 1994 tax list and duplicate. House of Representatives. Salem Township is asking for a 0.5 mill for five years for In the state senatorial races of the 17th District, the seat maintaining and operating cemeteries with the levy to be of two term Democrat Jan Michael long, is being cha l· effective wilh the 1995 tax duplicate. lenged by John P. Knauff, Republican; while for Stale Scipio is also see king renewal of a cemetery levy, 0.5 for Representative for the 94th District, John A. Carey, Jr., five years, effective with the 1994 tax duplicate. In the Eastern Local School District, voterswill decide a 4.4 Republican, is vy.ing for the seat now held by Democrat renewal levy for two years for general operating expenses. Mark A. Malone . For Representative to Congress for the Sixth District, The renewal levy will raise $154,689 a year. the same amount' generated by the 5-milllevy which expires Ibis year. The levy Te~Striddand, Democrat incumbent, is being opposed by was put on the ballot as an emergency measure which means Frank A Cre means of Galli a County , Republican. Voting in the 28 precincts begins at (d Oa.m. and ends that the mileage was adjusted downward to generate the same at 7:30 .m. amount of mone as the current 5-milllev . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Voters will make - - - - - - the Nov. 8 gubernatorial contest one lo remember ~ -no matter which candidate wins. ~ If Republican Gov. George Voinovich continues to ride a wave of popularity into a second, four-year - - - - - - term, the slale will have its first woman heutenant governor, Nancy Putnam Hollister. lfDemocral Rob Burch or independent Billy Inmon manage to come out on top, the state would h;lve its biggest political upset since former Gov. James A. Rhodes turned Democratic ,Gov. John J. .Gilligan out of office in 1974. This year: s race lookeq every bil a mismatch as Voinovich en· joyed leads of as much as 38 perc~ntage points in polls .a month before lhe election, and a $7 million campaign account that dwarfed thai of his rivals. . For Voinovich , the election was a referendum on a lerm thai saw the former Cleveland mayor immerse himself in government opera lions to demonstrate his management skills. "I think basically it gets back to what the people always have to decii:le. Who's the mosl qualified person to be governor? llhink that's really lhe basic thing in a nutshell,'' Voinovich said. Voinovich . cited gains in job . growth and a 'slowdown in the growth of government spending among his accomplishments. · He defefKil:d a December 1992 lax increase 'he crafted with legisContinued on page A2 Where they stand Olllo llulll of Clwll Prooeclure, JudgMent lly dtltult will lie rtndtrtd aoalntt you lor 1111 relltf ........ lMidna, . Coalition•s •vote guides·· arouse ire in candidate By KATHERINE RIZZO Assocl1ted Prell8 Writer The Republican candid* in southern Ohio's 6th Congressional District expects to get a boost for his campaign this Sllll.dJ!Ywhen Ch ristian Coalition members distribute votCVguides at area churches. Frank Cremeans is hoping to unseat Rep. Te(j Strickland, D-Ohio. Strickland. who is a former Methodist minister, on Friday·criticized the group and its hand· outs. "There's nothing Christian about their motives and tactics," he said. The guides are part of the coalition's nationwide effort to motivate conservative voters for Tuesday 's congressional elections. The guide · examines Strickland 's voting record · on subj ec ts whi ch" inclu de abortion and homosexuals in the military. Sllrtfnglllillinct It also says lncoiM Strickland Sperd)ijj Endlngllldanctl 'supports tax- Smmoffyoda pa yer fu nd- PACI · ing •of ob- ~~~.• scene art be- Od;.""i:.ns ca use he L___ _ _ _ _..:_~'-'2"--.:.0..::.,;,:;_.J voted against an amendment to cut 40 percent of the budget for the National Endowm~nt fur the Arts. · ' 'You can't get from that vote to that accusation if you have a rati llnal mond ," Strickland said. The coaliti on does not recommend that people vote for Continued on page A2 '94 gubernatorial race News capsules will be one to remember •· Ohio voters face 258 school financing issues ~~ :::c.ua death in 1984 and was buried in a nearby cemetery, he from children who had lived added. in lhe Mile Hill Road home, Jhe five children living in the home - ranging from 9 l.enlessaid. The children had to IS years old - were placed in a foster home on a left lhe home, returned, and temporary basis Thursday by a court order, Meigs County then left again because they Prosecutor John Lentes said. could bear conditions there, A month ago, Rose's wife was admitted to the Southeast he added. Psychiatric Hospital in Athens due 10 mental and emoAuthorities are assuming tional problems, Lentes said. that any alleged criminal acAccording to courl records, Meigs County Juvenile tivity took place a numlfr of Judge Robert Buck granted a three-day search warrant years ago, Lentes said. Thursday based on statements from the hospital staff and Soulsby stressed that he various family members. remainsuncertain if anything SEARCHING PROPERTY • Members of the Meigs County Sheriff's Dep1rt·: The scope of the search includes any evidence of will be found Of how long ' menl, Meigs County Prosecutor's office and Bureau of Criminallovestigatiou· physical and sexual abuse that may have laken place at the the investigation might con- and ldenlificalion began searching a Racine fann on Friday. · home and any "human remains buried in a fieldon the real tinue. ---.. estate," according to court files. This type of investigation could lake anywhere from tigator for the Bureau ofCriminallnvestigation and IdeoThe prosecutor's office learned of possible child abuse one to six months. said Terrv Neelv. chief criminal invesContinued on page A2 · Gallia voters to decide 911, county offices ~ .....,. . Vol. 29, No. 39 To the polls: Fred Hoffman t/ ~ Your Meigs County Commissioner · -"""\ Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasant- November 6, 1994 \Body search: Meigs authorities _ h unt for human remains at farm TO THE RESIDENTS OF MEIGS COUNTY: .. - • PageA3 • Mailing A Differenee For Meigs Count,! ::C.lt.!fJL HI: 80s Low: 50s College football action -Page C1 COIRIRiss.io~ar ~~ By CHRIS TORCIDA Allol:lllled Prell Writer Meigs-Disney? ,, IJC,.rl•neH, Cap•bl• ll•llleal•ll fo flrofless for ALL of ••••• Countrl · '· I · Your Vot• and lnflu•ne• Aur•llaled I 'I t P1Jd for by the cendldllte, FIWd Hoffman, 256 So. Fourth Ave., Mlddi'J~Pj't. Olllo 4571110 ,1 .j . • ' (I) 21; (11111, 13, ao, 17; (11) :t; lTC I• · t • :::· \ ,. 'j . - ... .. . . ... . . . . .. /.. ' . ~ _ ~ , ... . '. ., ·~ From T.S, AP Reports Schools have 258 money issues at stake in Tuesday's election, the fir st major test of voler sentiment since the state system of funding sc ~oo ls was declared unconstitutional. , The Ohio Department of Education and lx>th major party candidates for governor said the school finance case shou ld not affect decisions on loca l districts. A department breakdown Friday showed 150 real estate or personal income tax questions on the ballot dealing with money for school ope rating expenses. The total includes three proposals to lower property tax millage. In Meigs County, renewal levies are on the ballot in two school districts . Eastern Local is seeking passage of 4.4-mill issue .for two years. and Southern Local has a 4-mill issue for three years. , Also at stake: 108levies or bond issues to finance school construction JL__:]~§] projects. Trustee files suit against engineer, paper, Northup brothers EDITOR'S NOTE: A lawsull outlines tho grievance• of one party igalnet 1nother. It does not establish guilt or Innocence. GALLIPOLIS - A Guyan Township trustee has filed suit in Gallia County Common Pleas Court seek ing $1.1 million in damages for published and verbal statements he Claims have defamed him. · Roger Watson of Crown City.is suing Galli a County Eogin~er Joseph L. Leach; the Ohio Valley Publishmg Co./Mulllmedta Inc., Galhpohs; Kevtn Pinson, a reporter for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune; James A. Northup, Gallipolis; and Harlan Northup, Galhpohs. . . Watson alleges that after he applied for. and recetved emergency fundmg . from the Ohio Public Works Comm tsston tn January 1994 forr_!!patr work on Guyan Township Road 270(Willi~ms ~idge), objections to the project were raised by Leach. · ' Leach 'sobjections resulted in a preliminary invesligation of the project by the state auditor's office,.the suit said. Watson alleges that results of the preliminary investigation were' released for publication by Leach and published in lhe Trib~ne and the Sunday TtmesSenlinel in April: , While lhe OPW "determined that nothing improper occurred'~ with the gr,nl, according lo the suit, Watson alleges that untrue stalell!ents about him and the project made by Leach appeared in the news stones . GOOD MORNING Today's Times-Sentinel 17 Section• · 184 Pal•• Business D1 Calendars Classifieds ComiCs Editorials Local Obituaries B3 DJ-7 Insert A4 A3 A6 Cl-8 Bl A2 Sports Along the River Weather Columns Release of the preliminary investigation' was also a violation of state law, Watson said. ' fred Crow In addition, Watson claims that Jjm Sands Leach verbally alleged that Watson Cblick Stone damaged the road with a grader be- Bob HoeOicb fore applying for the emergency fundI L--· ~c~·~~~=~~·~··~·~~=~=Wq~c:~ .J mg. I The statement · was "false and defamatory," Watson charged. and· Leach acted "willfully and with actual malice" in making the statements. Watson also charged that James Northup and Harlan Northup, in a letterto the editor appearing in the Tribune and later verbally, made false statements about Watson chargi ng him with. "stealing money from Gallia County" in connection with the project. Watson claims that his character and reputatiot> has been damaged. Watson is seeking $4,700 in tompensatory damages and $500,000 in ' punitive damages against Leach; $4,700 compensatory and $250,000 puni· · tive damages from Multimedia Inc., owner of OVP; $100,000 punitive • damages against James Northup and Harlan Northup; ~nd $250,000 in • punitive damages against James Northup. . __ ., • ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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