http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b00f7367bbdfdc1f89e3acd8e82a2336.pdf 67f2e92d0697e54cbf265ba846e0525a PDF Text Text • ' Page-12-The Dally_Sentlnel Michael Jackson: Skin problem makes his skin look white ic procedures. Olher revelations: -He doesn't like going out to date, but a woman friend does visit his ranch. -He had a crush on singer Diana Ross and is now dating Brooke Shields. art. -His falher, Joseph, was a stem He quickly dispensed with one man who teased and sometimes of those rumors: that he bleached beat him as an adolescent for being his skin. "sad" and withdrawn, but Jackson "There is no such thing as skin forgave him. -During adolescence, he. had bleaching," he said. "I've never seen it. l don't know what it is." so many pirriples·he refused to look lie said his disorder began after the in mirrors, and is still reluctant to. 1982 release of his "Thriller" "I washed my face in the dark," he album, and he uses makeupto S3l·d• cover its effects. - He denied trying to buy the He dismissed suggestions that bones of tne Victorian sideshow he might be changing his appear- figure known as the Elephant Man. ance because he doesn't like who "What would 1 need with some he is. ' bones?" "I'm a black American," he . -lie hasn't read a· book by his said. "I'm proud of my race." sister LaToya that portrays the Jackson said he had minor cos- Jackson family as 'dysfunctional. "I metic surgery to liis nose but didn't love my sister dearly," he said. alter his chin, his eyes, his lips or -He !lopes to have a family any of the rest of his face. "Very some day. "But 1 couldn't right litile. You can count it on two fin· now because I'm married to my gers;" he said, referring to cosmet- work," he said. here with Miebael Payne, as be ·undergoes a speech evaluatioll. Also pictured with Micbael is Rhonda Marks, Pomeroy. · Head application · Grange meets . Start accepts . The Galli a-Meigs Head Start Program provides specialized services to eligible area children between the ages oflhree and five whose family income falls within the Head Start guidelines. Head Stan contracts with Ohio Unive£sity as well as other Iota! health care providers to provide enrolled children with complete health caie services. Those services include physical and dental exams and follow-up, urinalysis, appropriate .screening for blood lead and iron levels, TB testing, immunization update, and speech and hearing services. The program also pro-vides families with requested health and nutritional information and infonns them of other available service agencies that might be able to assist each family in meeting lheir own needs. Head Start continues to accept applications for enrollment to fill vacancies as IIley occur throughout the school year. Furlhcr information about enrollment may )Je obtained by calling Carol Young, Meigs Center Manager, at 9923088, or Kay Rowe, Cenlral Offtce in Gallipolis, at446-6674. · A 25-year pin and certificate was presented to Aaron Sayre when the Racine Grange met recently at lhe home of Chuck and Jean Alkire wilh master, Dorothy Smith, presiding. The by-laws were amended to change lhe meetings from the ftrst and tllird Thursday to the third Thursday of each moqth. Revival at Believers Fellowship Ministry, one mile from the GalliaMeigs County line on Route 7, will be held 7 p.m. nightly wilh Sunday services at 2:30 p.m . Pastor Margaret Robinson will be the speaker. There will be special singing nightly. Everyone welcome. A lhank-you was received from Jim Spencer for the Christmas remembrance. Mary N. Easterday, chaplain, gave the benediction. ~H~m~I ~f fijHm~. I ~Hil1l Til W~l ~f t~~IK Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, February 12, 1993 ea World -visits Harrisonville ... · SCOUT CONTRIBUTION - A portion of money paid for bunting and rJSbing licenses in Meigs County comes back to the county for conservation projects. A donation from tllat fund was given Ibis week to Boy Scout Troop 249 to help with the expenses of a conservation project completed at Camp Kiashuta. The money llelped six scouiS earn their "SO-mile a loot or anoat award" explllilned Robert Arms, ••••t scoutmaster, center, wbo accepted the slulile cheek from Earl L. Rousb ot tbe FiP ... G Association. Tbat organlzatloa wcirks wlllllllal Wlldlife Olroeer Keillt Wood, left, In·distJ P liw& the local portion received from license sales. People in the news-.- - - JEFFERSON C!'rY, Mo. (AP) "I'm terrifi~~ to ~rfonn there. - Captain Kangaroo has advice It seems hie~ 11 s .~omg 19·be my for adults: Handle children with toughest audtence, she said. · · The Charleston native plays a car~ob Keeshan called children the series of offbeat characters, some nation's "human infrastructure," based on her West ViFginia but said h8lf of them are at risk of 'upbringing. leaving school, being abused and "All of it is terribly personal suffering physical or emotional and lhere is a lot of Charleston in problems. it," she said. "There's also--some · ''The rlletoric of America risque moments and I hope people 'We love children' -· is nottbe won't getputoutabout.it." reality of America," Keeshan said · Magnuson starred in the movie Tuesday at lhe ninlh-annual Have a "Making Mr. Right" and lhe teleHeartforKidsDay. vision series "Anything But ' He told childrens' advocates at Love." the Statehouse that it's important to AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP)- James show support for children, "who Brown gave a group of juvenile do not exert political lobbying delinquents a pep talk about God, pressure." "Walce up, politician\! Become education and hard work. ''Say"itloud- I'm black and statesmanlike! Tomorrow is too proud," he told the largely black late," Keeshan said. Keeshan, 66, was a fixture for audience Tuesday at the Youth decades on children's television on Development Center. "Look at me,'' lhe Godfather of CBS and the Public Broadcasting Soul said. "As a young kid, 16 System. years old, I was in prison. It wasn't CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) had for me, it W!IS good.' : Behind bars, he said, he learned - Ann Magnuson isn·~ sure how the value of education and hard . her one-woman' show will be work that helped him on the road to received when she brings it to ·the success and stardom. town that helped inspire it "You can't beat the system. Get Magnuson is scheduled to peran education and work hald, lhat's form at a May 14 benefit for Covenant House, a shelter for the only way 10 do it," Brown said. Brown called on the youngsters homeless families. · to ~y every day. You always know, reprdl_ess what they say. when somclllmg really bad happens, "you can always count on God," said Brown, wbo served more tll~n two years in prison for aggravated ilssaull 992-5627 !Tii· SIIOE PtAfE ans. . The others: Unita Blackwell of Mayersville, Mississippi~& first black woman mayor; Mae Bcnha Carter of Drew, for efforts to improve education in Sunflower County; Early Wright of Clarksdale, the South's first black disc jockey and · a broadcaste-r on Clartida!e's WROX radio station since 1947; the late Lucius L. WiUiams Jr .. Ole Miss' fii'SI blact administrator. WeAre Having A Valentine Party . Stop In Our Lobby On Saturday, February 13, 9 AM-12 Noon For Cookies, Punch and Coffee F. B & Savings Company~ * * ... , u .. u 211 West Second Street · Route 7 · P.O. Box 626 . P.O. Box 339. . • ?omaroy, QH. 45769 Tuppers Plains, OH. 45783 614·992-2136 ;'' . 2 Sectlono, 12.....,. 25 cento ' A llulllmeclla 111c. Newopoper Drennan pleads guilty to aggravated m.u rder . . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Fred Drennan, 30, of Ravenswood, W.Va., accused in the murders of Jeff Halley, Sr. and Jeff Halley, Jr., pleaded guilty,to charges 9f aggravated murder this morning when he appeared before a three judge panel' in Meigs Coun. ty Common Pleas Court. In exchange for the guilty pleas on the charges, a plea bargain agreement entered into by lhe defendant, llis attorneys and lhe Meigs County Prosecutor's office asked that lhe charges of robbery 'lind lridnapping be dismissed.At 11:45 this morning, Meigs County Judge Fred W. Crow Ill, Judge Robert Teague of Perry County, an~ Judge [)an Faureau of "Hands On Whales" was Morgan County returned to the the theme of the program court room and Crow announced whieb was presented several the panel did .not accept lhe plea times to small ·groups of dill· bilrgain agreemeniS. dren at the Harrlsonvllle EleThe judges were in conference mentary Sebool. DRENNAN ARRIVES FOR ·Fred Dren-· with Meigs County Prosecutor Higllligbl of the presentanail, 30, wilo is cbar1ed witll the 19!11 of Jefrrey L. HaifeY John R. Lentes, Assistant Prosecu· tion by Mary Stringer and .• and his son, Jerfrey S. Halley, Is pictured as be arrived Friday tor Charles Knight, and the <!efense Michelle Bellomo, an educa· morning in Meigs County from Atllens for a plea hearing.' attorneys from the Public Defend· lional team from Sea World, · The bearing is taking place before a tllree panel because It is ers office, J, Michael Westfall and came with the laOatlng of a 16 a capital ease. Judges are Meigs County Judlie Jerry McHenry. foot killer whale, Above Ricky Fredrick W. ·Crow Ill, Retired Perry County G.' Court reconvened at .1 p.m. for · Stelmenlz and Ashley Young Teague, and Morgan County Judge Don Favreau. Wii' s further deliberation. join Bellomo on stage for a expected to be len11thy. Also pictured with Droeni r'n return for dropping the closer look at the life-sized County Sherirr James M. Soulsby; I>rennan's atlt~r_!ll charges of kidnapping and robbery, wllale. . .., Defender J. Michael WeslfaU of Athens County; and the plea bargain agreemeni called Uut before tllat the dlildnnGary Wolfe. Continued on page 3 • lea-rited everythlna aboat 'Wiil!les, tbelr luibiU, likeS alld dislikes, and saw a video of an actual blrtb of a whale at Sea World. • Displayed for viewing and handling by the children were a variety of whale "things", some real, some models, Including teeth, neekbone, gon; Keilh AdamsOn, 32, of North- the raid, called Operation Clan By Tbe Associated Press vertebra, and rib bones. AI Eight people have appeared in wood; and Rick Hymore, 34, and Bake, was lhe largest it had con· the ri1ht, Stringer displays a courts in sollthem Ohio on charges William Reetz', -28, of Toledo, ducted. youna gray whale's rib bone The alleged ring called itself the they participated in a statewide pleaded innocent in Gallipolis ·comparing Its size lo HarClan, officers said. poaching ring lhat may have oper- Municipal Court on Thursday. rlsoavllle student, Tiffany They were being held on cash The division said the suspects ated for live to seven years. · were charged with 25S violations, Richmond. · The arraignment of 1he ninth bonds of $2,000 to'$1S,OOO. Doug Andrew, 33, of Toledo, including shooting deer from pubsuspect, Ron Kendrick, 34, of Toledo, was set for today in Chillicothe and Tim Ello, 30, of Toledo, plead- lic roadways, hunting deer from Municipal Court, to give him more ed innocent Thursday in Chilli- motor vehicles and the unlawful cothe. Judge David Cutright set sale of walleye. time 10 hire a lawyer. Some of the violations caqy a The suspects illegally took bond at $20,000 for Andrew and · Kendrick, and $10,000 for EUo. maximum penalty of six months in wildlife such as deer, turkeys and James Fyffe, 38, of LeMoyne, jail and $1,000 fine. If convicted, • walleye in Lucas 8nd Wood counwas arraigned Wednesday in Perthe suspects might have to pay ' ties in northwest Ohio, Delaware cialty item was her dumplings. Her County in central' Ohio, Ross rysburg Municipal Court on 15 $400 per deer in restitution. · favorite meal, if she were allowed County iii soulhCm Ollio, and Gal· counts in connection .with tile Authorities said Thursday IIley to cook at Overbrook, would con- lia and Vinton counties in southeast , alleged iUegal sale of walleye. He had seized 10 rifles and one pisto~ sist of "soupy potatoes and oyster Ohio, lhe state division of wildlife was released wilhout bail. II mounted deer heads, several stew." Her favorite snack, howev- said. About 60 officers with the dozen deer racks, several cases of er, is Andy Capp's Cheese Curls. Douglas Shields, 31, of Wal· wildlife division arrested the nine deer meat and pressure cookers She also says she loves pizza but bridge; Gary Hymore, 29, of Ore· suspects in a raid in the Toledo used to cook the meat area Wednesday. The division said doesn't get it too often. Mrs. Carney says slle ~ satisfied with her life at Ov Center. She refers to her room as . . her "apartment" and to tile sitting area across from her room as her "~arlor.'' She enjoys reading her btble and she loves to sing. Her favorite hymns are "Nearer, Still The lack of money for adequate most likely to'be funded. As a part remove lhe sidew81k on Fiftll Street Nearer" and "Abide With Me." She cemetery care was discussed during of that discussion, Council in for- while lhe church is putting in a new atso,entcrtains thoSe around h~ by a recent meeting of Racine Village mally .agreed lhat connecting into parldng lol The sidewalk brick are sllarlng some ller favorite stories CounciJ in chambers at the Star the Chester-Tuppers Plains water to be removed and saved for the and memories. Mill Park. system might be IIJllliOPriate for the village to be used in olher projects. , Now don't tliink for one minute The drop in revenue for ceme- vill~e sometime in lhe future. I A discussion was held on the that ''Aunt Maude" thinks of hertery care was discussed and it was S tdewalks need some attention big trucks knocking down signs set( as old. When h~r roommate decided lhat the clerk should con· it was pointed out but council and running over culverts. lt' was unfortunately died, she said to tact tile cemetery trustees to let agreed that before anything along decided that if the trucks continue thoSe around her "don't ,pt!t an old' them know about the financial that line is done,. residents will lhe damage lhen Council will take person in llere with- me. She SI!YS problems. · have to stop parking lheir vehicles some action against ,them,· perhaps· she a1so refers to many around her Efforts will be intensified 10 get on the sidewalks. banning 18 wheelers from village: as "grandma" and "gnllldpa." more lot care money and donations Council approved the ~nt streets except for delivery vehicles •• "Aunt Maude" will he honored so that cemetery mowing this the Board of Public Affairs signed Jeff Thom10n reported that h~ ~· with a party at Overbrook on Saturspring and summer will not have 10 with Bob Moore to serve as techtii- getting a materials list and prices. day from 1-4 p.m. where everybe cunailed. . cal supervisor responsible for tile together for possible constructioii· lhing will be just rigllt because she It was reported that many lot water system operation. ·of a building at lhe park to be ~: .is plannin$ the party. She ·has owners have opened savings Malcolm Parks, National Gas as a museum. It was reported an: requested .btl red candles, a clolh accounts at the Home National and Oil Corp., attended the meeting old miD is available as are a nlim;· table cover and a paper table cover Bank in the trustees' name with the to thank council and Mayor Cle- ber of photographs. '• •·: · that says "Happy Bi.riltday." . interest being paid each year for lot land for courteSies extended him. Council agreed to send BriaR: Mrs. Carney contributes bet care. However, with the drop in He will be retiring on June 1. Bowling 1 bill for the cleanup. of· yean to tiving a clean life. She says interest on savin1s accounts, the Mayor Cleland sugsested t~at diesel that occurred recently from 1: she has never Sliloted or drank and money received Is way down, ere- Council send 1 letter to National vehicle allegedly under his conlllll;. 1 she believeil failhfully in the Lord ating some of lhe )IIOblem. Gas and Oil commending Parks for The finucial rcpon showeit·i 'which l!llll kept her loving, alert and Mayor Frank t=leland reported his work with the vill&j&e. balance in all funds ,·or: full of the joy of life. . that bids for ~ the weiiJ above Tbe fint reading was Jiven to a $191,488.37. ;· :· lhe flood plain will be advertised salary ordinance. Tbe ordinance Next meetina was aet for MaT& l this ll!onth. The wort Ia set aside approved a pay raise for. the mar- . 1. . : :.: to close for minority bttliwsee ullsted by shal in lieu or IIOipitallzltion insurAtlalding were Mayor Clelaitd.: Meigs County Common Pleas the sta&o. It wu noted that if the ance. <;:ouncil members, Bob Bee!lle; Street Commissioner Glenn !:Ieney Ientz, Scou Hill, Car}QH Court fudge Fred Crow m has well cuinalllllnat nlllld lhcn the announced that hil office and all BPA cou1a order the vUiage water Rizer was authorized to pwchasc a Teaford, and Jeff Thornton, ~: other county offices wiU be c"*«< system to stilt llaaling the Wiler as tire and tube and 1 jack for the shal Don Dye, Fire Johat .Riili: on Monday, Feb. IS, In oblervance pound warer : . coml,)llClOI' truc!c afler I'Cj)O!Iing on man, Clerk Clmlyn PUwe51, In a dla:uaion on Iuue ·:a pro- flat ttres. . of Pruidcnts' Day; Olrocu will Commlaloner Rizer, 1114 F'...a.ii Council app!O\'ed the request of David NeiaJcr. reopen on Tueaday at lhelr usual jCcta, the IIII)'Of reportnd that W8ICI' 8:30 Lm. hour. , . system projeciS seotn to be lhe ones the 'R acine Baptist Cl\urch to •• •• Eight accused ,in alleged poaching ring ~ppear .in court Middleport woman will celebrate lOOth birthday on Valentine's Day "really JiVj: ll up," a, J0UE lt. DILLON s r INewsSIIK )' ... c..y; die oldest reSicblafO::An:ul: C iJu Middkpnn, will ' I Ia-1OOtb bicthh) a.~ 7 ite's Day. She is bowl! affcclioule1y as •Aunt I I' - t•IOCQ)WMC*iCLher. MIS. Qney,- ora childml,- bon FdJ.. 14. 1893 at I iilria W.Va.,-., bowll • The fills, 10 &•' ... Jacob Gawer. 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Site II' SPa ilow ... .ad 10 _.=I;AI-ill eiiliii ,.... . . . . 5 - lisl I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • murder OXFORD, ~- (AP) - Ac1or James Earl Jones will return to his home state this week to accept die University of Mississippi's annual Award of Distinction. "My Mississippi status is almost voluntary," Jones said. "I left lhe state when I was 4 l/2, but it is ,the place of my nativity. I would in no way fmake iL" Jones, whose roles have ranged from Darth Vader in "Star Wars" to the judge in ihe current movie "Sommersby," is one of five people receivin~ the honor Thursday for outstandmg black Mississippi- ,_,, IN BLACK, CERISE, DRAGON, STRAWBERRY, LINEN, STONE, NAVY and BLACK PATENT. . .._ toalabll...ld 3GL Saturday, rain, mhtd wttii&DOW. Hlgb ln mid lOs. · · / Your Bank fo~~~ ... Farmers Bank I Pick 4: 7302 The baking contesi was held with four entries. Dorothy Smith received rust place. Revival planrted L----1-:....,_---' 806 • .· SPE:ECH EVALUATION· Dilnaz Unwalla, left, a student ctinlcian of tbe Sebool of Hearing and Speech within tbe <;allege of Healtll and Human Services ill Ohio University, is pictured Pick 3: Inside today ioiied if you wanl" Jack!>Qn spoke anim.atedly and occasionally giggled during lhe 90minute interview at his Neverland ranch near Santa Barbara. By confronting rumors about his personal life, Jackson said, he hoped his fans could focus on his By JAMES ANDERSON Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson says lhe man in lhe mirror has had a little work done on his nose but not the -rest of his face. And he denies bleaching his skin, explaining he has a disorder that's destro~ing his pigment. " It s a problem for me, OK? I can ~ t control it,." lhe pop megastar s~id in a live TV interview Wednesday wllen asked by Oprah Winfrey about his fading slcin color. The disorder, which he didn' t identify, runs in the family, he said. · In his first solo interview in nearly a decade, the eccentric 34year-old star said be surrounds himself with children to make up for il friendless, workallolic childhood. He said he was beaten by his father and still doesn'tlike to look at himself in mirrors (His recent !lit "Man in the Mirror" notwithstanding.) . And he finessed a question about whether he is virgin, answering, ''You can call me old-fash - Ohio Lottery Valentine love notes . . . • 2 .., . . . . .... Pelt wE e ... aays ... c.ll · Another date precious to Mrs. Carney is Sept. 9, 1918 at which time she was baptized in lhe Hocking River at Logan.. Mrs. carney says she never had any children, only cats. One partie" ular cat she recalls disappeared for a five year period only to show up <!gain one day on her doorstep. Mr. Carney died in December of 1968 and sometime afler lhat Mrs. Carney moved to Riverbend Apanments in New Haven, W. Va ., where she stayed until 1983 when she moved into Overbrook. She was lhe ninth resident at Overbrook. She lived bv herself until· she moved to OVerbrook and she also drove a car until about that time. Her car was an old jeep which she affectionall:ly r~~fers to as "Honey." · Sbe also says h!!r husbaild used to buy her candy for Valentine's Day and be also called her "Honey." · Mn. Can'tey loved to cook and she 11)'1 baking custard pies was a faWIIite to do. Anolher Racine Council learns more funds needed for adequate cemetery care ::·; - omces w. auer so..: �, ' • Friday, February 12, 1993 Commentary The Daily Sentinel ·. DJ:VOTBD TO 'I1Dt urntRB8T8 01' THE JoiEIG8-IIASON JdUtA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' PAT WllrJl;BEAD Aaslst.ot Publisher/Controller CilARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LETI'ERS OF OPINION ""' welcome. They obould be less than 300 words. All letters are IUbject to editins and must· be ai&ned with name, llddJao and telephone number. No lllllipltd letters will be published. l..eliCn obould be in good tute, addressing issues, 1!01 personalities. . . Letters to the editor Priority attention? •Dear Editor ·"Extra, extra! Read all about ill" One hundred year-old companies going "belly up", unemployment extended to nine million', budget deficit soars billions. of dollars, gays in the military, abortion a~·tiviStS march. Now the. "Pre$i·· I ' dent" seems to have chosen the Jat. ter two causes for his Jl'ioiity aw:ntion. Now I personally do not approve of his "rights of choice". Do you? ' WASHiNGTON .:._ Soon after stepping into his new job as se<;re· tary of Agriculture, Mlice Espy·was handed a thin file that had been hastily exhumed from the agency's archives at his request · Tucked inside the file was a series of quarterly agric:ulture reports filed in 1937 by a man, known then as a "Negro county agent," who surveyed farins in Crittenden County and West Memphis, Ark., for the United States Department of Agriculture: The "Negro agent" was Espy's father. As the fll'St African-American to head the USDA flipped through the 56-year-old ftle, Espy was startled by the similarities he saw between h1s father's recommendations to improve Arkansas farms rand his own plan to reva01p the sixth largest federal agency. In 1937, the elder Espy penned ideas about increased farm income, reduced overhead, al!eJDIItive crop development, expanded trade, bud· get savings and rural development Ironically, these files serve as a useful time-capsule for his son, Virgil Walter Racine, Ohio 45771 ,. Responds to letter 'Dear Editor 1 am responding to. the letter recently involving a teacher at MiddlePQJt Elementary School. l wtderstand there was llllliiC}' taken by. someone 'in her rooni. Sbe dido not search the children, as earlier stated. I feel this should be corrected. : The children right along with ~ child was asked. to turn their Jli!Ckets inside OUl, and help look in • ' • • • •.Dear Editor I am writing in regards to the recent letter aboUt the incident at . Middleport Elementary· School, involving stOlen money. I have a niece in that room, and the children were not searched like reponed earlier. They were asked to turn their pockets inside out themselves. They had help looking through their desks and 1iac'lcpacks for the missing money. I also have a little boy who was in this room last year and he was asked to do the same thing because . their desks and backpacks for this child's sJOien money. I see no reason wby this teacher should be attacked, Uke she is mean and cruel Sbe is not. Sbe is a very nice person and a very good teacher. Thank you, Ruth Smith 549 Beech St=t Middleport, Ohio 4S760 AboutthaJ school incident iiiere was money and other things taken. He had no problem with it and I sure cijdn't either. I see nothing wrong with this teacher trying to make honest cltildren out of her students. I am sure any parent would like for their child s money 10 be found, if taken. As far as the staff at Middleport Elementary, they are all very nice people and great teachers. 11lank you, ·· Mrs. Cindy Smith 619 Page Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 I'll get 'er fixed, yet! cause I couldn't raise her. No big I got 'er filled. I've had kinda of deal, I'll crawl out a window. an off month. I lost the oil out of Didn't I slip and fall on my head my new truck and burned out the and hand and crack a fmger which engine. I was 80 miles from home, I had alreadr hurt once. I swalalone, and had a horse in my trail- lowed that pam dQwn and realized I er. After ftnding 0111 I was 2,000 still bad to fix the lock. Couldn't miles over the warranty, I decided get it open so I took the pins out of to (Jill a new engine in myself. It the binges. I just took the last one toqt about a week, marking every- out and that big heavy door tJtng, making notes, reading a $2S dropped straight down and mashed • .., It Yourself" book, crawling my big toe. This is when I learned my wife is a pretty smart lidy. She · wider and over it; but I got it out ~ was driving our car during this moseyed outside, saw me setting tip and to my surprise, that rascal there on the ground, rears <lljpping, trying to hold a broken fmger, q~ on me. I thought it had leaked mashed toe, and burned eye with w~ter in a cylinder because it only one 'ood band and said, I w~uldn't tum over, so I took the · think I'll JUSt go on back in the plqs out and had my wife hit the house. st$1er. I was righ~ that dude blew Finally got the truck go in', ~freeze in my eye, and it' s still although 11's misfiring, got a new l>Wning. I had,to park the car. head gasket on the car, but can't 1:Another week and I got the new started. and a motor home get it entine in but it would run just a with no door on it I did' learn from shOrt time, get too hot and quit. a modern day mechanic tl\at my Al\cr another day or two, asking anO ll)'ing, I found I had put some truck computer has lost its memory ga'lketi on wrong. Fixed that, it and gone mto a back up mode. I'm sll!fted missing and rattling, So I gonna see if I can back up long decided 10 park it 'till I got help so enough to gel my finger fixed, grow a new toenail and my eye I ~'truinit >l've got an old motor home I back in focus, and start anew. l'liJ!el 'a fixed yet. Why write wq driving since the car conked about 11? Well, people gotta have ouJ and .I came home from work something to laugh about bu( couldn't get out the door. The Brooks Sayre lock was stuck. I yelled for my Syracuse, Ohio 45779 wife but she musta be watching ''JI)hn's First Love" or something Dear Editor • r:•• Berry's World •• • ,. • ..r:.' . ,.••,. .. • •'' '• .' .....'• .• ·''.• •,.• ,. ~ '• '•'· ..• . .•' . ~~ e .. . ~Nu.~nc . •,<·'• ,,.. "Malpractice premiums!" • • ~ --~ close those offices! We've got ·key issues that are win, win situa; : some congressmen and senarors in iions f~ him - the meat issue and that area who area't 119ing 10 vote the restructuring. It's classic ' for contra aid if you close !hose 'Espy,"' said one source close to ; offtees,"' Block told our asaoci•e him. "He's approaching it as a · Ed Henry. ''And then Regan said, department for consumers, whereas : 'you know what President Rea- most people look at it as a depart· : gao's priorities are.· I said, ')•cab, ment that's just for farmers. He's . ' thanks a lot"' thinking about what USDA can : Espy enjoys perhaps one edge. mean forew:ryonc in America." · · There's good chemistry between Though soft-spoken, the former : him and President Clinton. Mississippi congressman is unlike- : Dating back 10 their days at the ly to be -the wallflower of the Clin- . refonned since the 1930s. Espr's Democratic Leadership Council, ton Cabinet. Clinton learned he biggest challenge will ~ slashmg Espy and Clinto~ ha'(e .shared a doesn't take .no for an answer. Last : USDA's $67 billion annual budget, close personal fnendsh1p. When fall, the ~~t post Espy covctetl : which includes more than 128,000 · the Cabinet retreated to Camp was Housmg 8nd Urban Develop- . worlcers and more than I ,200 fiCid DaVid recently to lick its wounds, ment, noi Agri~ulture. He didn't .: offtCCS across the country. ESpy and Chnton went bowling even ltave the Job and Espy was . Olle congressional source likens together. lobbying the president-elect to ; Espy's task to facing "a charging While Clinton has had a rough rename HUD lhe "Department of · . elephant.and ·trying to tum it on a dime." Fooner Rea administra· s~ Espr .has looked sure-footed HouSing and Com!R~nity ~'?!!'" ; tion Agriculture ~retary John m h1s cnsts management of the ment" - symbolizing the stgnifi· . Block describes what happens . ·c ontaminated hamburger meat cance Espy attaches to not short· when that "charging elephant" scare in the West, •which bu changing rural~ claimed the lives of at least two When HOD fell tlu,ough, EspY collides with the White House. children. He bas also won some set.bis sights on Agrieulture, deliv"I was planning Ill close some . early prilise by ~sing that the ering Clinlllll a ·memo tilled, "Ten offices in New England one time budget cuts start With the bureau. · Reasons Why Mike Espy Should and then. I got a call from the cracy in Washington. be Your Asriculture ~." (White House) Chief of Staff, Don "~ he's latched onto two On ChristmM Eve, Espy was Regan, and he said, ':,:ou can't .,offered a job that his father started · more than a half century ago. • QUAYLE ON CLINTON - : Fooner Vice President Dan Quayle , is leaning against ~Ming ~or the , White House in 1996 because he · believea BiU Clinton will be a two- · term president, according to sources close to Quayle. Quayle thinks Clinton is too good a politician to lose. . According to one. intimtlte, • Quayle was impreased with Clinton 'a trip last December 10 Callfor- · nia. In addition to vi71iling friends and former Pmident Ronald Reagan~ Clinton traveled to a local shopping inall to press the flesl\. Coming so 90011 after the election, Quayle read it as proof positive that . Clinton is the "consummate politi- · cian." ·· Quayle has also been gloating : for having been the only White House official Ill predict Clinton's resurrection from the Gennifer , Flowers scandal and his early pri- · mary losses. · Jack Anderson and Michael Blnsteln are writers for United : Feature Syndicate, Inc. • IND. By Jack Anderson ·ents' theology was tounded on mistaken geology, biology, astronomy and history. "We are quite clear that their George R. Plagenz morality was tOo largely a matter of taboos, repressions, inhibitions and the like. "We know that in many matters they we~e wrong . where ~e a!e right and yet there )Yas a nght m their wrongness that bothers us. We look into their faces as their pictures hans· on our walls, and we have the disquieting snspicion that, in spite of our gains in scientific accwacy, they were better men and women than we are. •' Not that we are cruel or beanless parents in the ordinary sense. . Few, if any of us could bring ourselves to abandon our small children for several ,days of vacation as a Midwest couple did recently . But we often abandon them in other ways that are harmful and insensilive. We leave youngsters alone at 'home after school; or, in the caae of our 2- or 3-yC!If-olds, in day-are centers - despite vol~minous research indicating ~ 1he natural . arrangement for children of this age is parental care. The worst of it is the way we defend what we do. We often tell ourselves, as Marie Winn says in her book "Children Without Childhood," that yOungsters "must~ exposed early to adult experieiiCes in order to survive later in a harsh world." We tell ourselves these things because it makes life easier for 'us. So we don't have to feel guilty if we are ·not looking after our cbil· dren properly. We can pretend that we are raising competent, independent quasi-adt!lts. Below the surface "toughpess and savvy," however, there is often a lonely little boy or little girl. One work'ing mother I know once asked her 15-year-old daugb- ..... •• /co Soutb·Central OhlO Tonight, periods of rain and drizzle, mixing with or changing to snow late. Low in the mid-lOs . North'west winds· I0 to IS mph: Chance of,precipitation is 80 percent. Saturday, snow likely. High 35 to 40. Chance of snow is 80 per-· cent. Curtis Cauthorn, Jr. . Perot still haunts President Clinton last November, and Bifi.Clinton 43 doesn't run, Mr. Clinton will need percent .The rest - 19 percent - · to capture more than a third of went to Mr. Perot, whose platform 1992 Perot voters to win re-elecwas simplicity itself: outrage over tion, and the Republicans would the federal deficit, and•a grim need just about two-thirds of them • determination to. do something to defeat hilil. Since most of them : about it What's more, this outsider are so-called · "Reagan • (who happens to be a multibillion- Democrats/' and the GOP's gener- ~ aire) has already signaled his inten· at reputation for fiSCal responsibili- • tion 10 keep his political following ty is still a good deal higher !hail . ; organized under his management, Geor:fe Basli's or the Democratic • : and is hiuing whatloolal WY much Party s, that might not be too hard : like the traditional campaign trail for'ln atttaclivc Republican canlli- · · preparatory to a second run in date to achieve, One more sood · I reason for Mr. Clinton to reduce ' 1996. Of course, there is a sense in that deficit. , .: which Mr. Clinton can afford a secMoreover he must aasume that · ; ond Pel'ot candidacy better than the the Republicans will be busy ppcn- , : Republicans ean. Afr5 all. in 1992 ing linea of COII!Dlunlcation 10 Mr. : 1 their three-way split elected Mr. Perot. They certainly won't want · : Clinton. But there are all sorta of him aa their own nominee lit 1996 : pitfalls for hqn on the road to re- - after all, the man has demon- · election, if he fails to reduce the stralied I'C!ftlllkably litde in the way ! federal deficit and 1ho8e Paot ...,.. of real qualifiCIIlona to be prest- · · portm stan to incRase, 9C begill., denL But they mt11t alftly !oils for ! · . By Tile Alloc:laled Prell ' ' move in the wrong dlrectloll. 1bll bill erotbw~a~t of thdr candldlle, · : Today is Fiiday, Feb. 12, the 43nl day of 1993. There are 322 days left ilone is enough to convince me and theN may. be lbinat dllt they • · that Mt. 'Clinton Ia dead serious Clllln IOOd COIWI n:e ilftW blm in · i in the year. · . about clllting spending and bar•· mum, of lhe !M!ftlln"'aai Of . ~ Today's Highliaht in History: · · Courlll, If lbete't to be 1 blddlag , ' ' On Feb. 12, 18®, Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the Uniu:d in&llltel. war, ihat' 1 a pme at. which the : Paradoxically, Mr. Clinton States, was born in a log cabin in what Is now larue County, Ky. . Democlllt,too, can play. ·· m~trtgelly • to ... Mr. On this dale: The langllld shOrt of it Ia that ' • 'a In 1SS4, Grey, who had been queen 'of Bngland for nine run ~ovlded thll pn; own on the dellcii IIICCIIII· Roas Plnlt II beck (If he went days, was be a&r being cbatpd with 1re11011. lhlc CIIIOIIIb. or Mr. Plnlt'a IIIIP"' away}, and that Ia ptobably the In 1870, women in the Utah Territory wtn palled !be rigllt to vote. ltillllroai enouglt, Ill PfMI& IIICn lin81e fact 1n thllrun~p to :· In 1892, President Lincoln's birthday W84 decllred a 11111on111 holiday. , a quina' ol1992 ......... ln 1893, 100 yean IJO, fiVe-srar Cfcn. Omar N. Blllllley - born in WilD llaabw II a QDdleat· , t fran awllchlng to the Repalllk:an Clark, Mo. · · ed wrlfw tor Enter• • • In I908,the rust round-tho-world Mltonrobile race beg~~~ in New York. canclkllle. prlll Awdatlon • On the other band, if Mr. ~ (It ended in l'lwisthe following August.) . Which single thought do you ing these next four years, and, thus· suppose is uppermost in President 'inspired, goes briskly off to the Clinton's mind these days? The Oval Office to do the liest he can. problem of restoring health 10 the But Mr. Clinton has one prob' economy? Finding an aiiOrney general? Stopping the slaughter in Bosnia? I have no doubt that he spends a lot of time on each of these - and ' on many other problems equally tern that is unique; at least; I can't difficult But Mr. Clinton, like most think .of any recent parallel. For presidents, is first and foremost a across his path to a second term. politician. And presidents in their there falls not only the shadow of ftrst tenn spend an extraordinary the Republican Party, a highly amount 'of time worrying about competent organization still ftrnlly how to be elected to a second. in .the grip of the conservative No doubt Mr. Clinton (again, movement, but another shadow as like most presidents) tells himself well: that of Ross Perot that his chance of re-election Never forget that George Bush depends on how well he does dur· won 38 percent of the popular vote . ' "*' '( tr At 7:57 p.m. the Syracuse unit went to John Street for Larry Willis. He was taken 10 Veterans. The Pomeroy unit went 10 the Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilita· tion Center at8:30 p.m. for Marion Smart who was transported to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. At 8:28 p.m. the Syracuse unit went to Main Street for Charlene Goodman. She was treau:d but liOl- , transported. • The Tuppers Plains unit, at 8:41 : p.m., went to the Arbaugh Addition : for Clifford McCartney who was • talceo to St Joseph Hospital. : The Rutland unit wentiO Dexter ; at 9:10 p.m. for Ronald Campbell. • He was taken to Holzer Medical : Center. • At 9:35 p.m. the Middleport unit : responded to tbe. corner of Pearl : and Ash Streers for Robert Russell • who was taken to Holzer. , The Racine unit, atll :31 p.m., ' went to Antiquity for Ronnie : Eakins who was taken to Veterans. ; This morning (Friday) at I :47 • a.m. the Pomeroy unit went to : Union Avenue for William Ratliff. Veterans Memorial • THURSDAY ADMISSIONS • : Kenneth Brown, Pomeroy; Ernea: · tin~ Williams,. Rutland; Fredf Casto, Middleport; Lenora Wal! lace, Pomeroy. THURSDAY DISCHARGES • Connie Moyer and Douglas J)ums. Pr. Cloudy Cloudy Inc. Extended Forecast Sunday tbrouah Tuesday: Sunday, a chance of flurries•. Lows in the 20s. Highs in the upper ·20s to upper 30s. Monday, fair . Lows 15 10 25. Highs mainly in the 30s. Tuesday, a ch.ance of snow. Lows 15 to 25. Highs upper 20s to upper 30s. --Area deaths-.. I !!t{ane ans. _......_____ weather-----.- "Oh I don't need you " said · the daughter. "But it would be ··. nice, l guess, tO luwe you here... To talte the place of innocence, · we have given our children a hard· gloss self-reliance unbecoming in young people. Nor is it a blessing · to these children to see life as an older person sees it. They are : denied what makes being a child so wonderful - a time that is care· .. free, ligbt, hearted and without ~posure to life's gross and seamy : side. Today's parents must go back to .raisipg little children, not lirownups in little bodies. . Geone Plaaenz II a syndicat- • ed writer for Newspaper J!:nterprlle Alloclatlon. z;: Sllfltly C1993Aec:u~Wealher, " ' Freda Casto who was transpOrted to Veterans. At 1:3S p.m. the unit again responded to Ovcrb~ for James Spencer. He was also talten to Veterans. - At 5:28 p.m. the Rutland unit was called to Salem Street for Fred Davis who was take~ to Veterans.· The Middleport unit went to Broadway at 6:36 p.m. for Josh Butcher who was taken to Veter- Hospital news home to an emptr bouse ,after : school. After thinking a mom~nt, , the girl replied wistfully, "[ gtleSS it would be nice if you were he~e." · 'But," said her mother, "you . know that if you need me I'll come : home. You have my number at the . PI\. Thirteen calls for assistance were answered by unit of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser,vice on Thursday and early Friday morning. . On Thursday at 10:22 a.m. 'the Racine unit went to Ducktown Road for James Anderson. He was taken 10 Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Middleport unit, at IO:SO went to Overbrook Center for I • lcolumbusl3a• . ter whether she minded comi'!g . office.tl • IMansfield 137• I• • •• •• and Michael Binstein Were old-fashioned parents better? "It would be safe to say," a columnist noted recently, 'that since World War U, more books have been written on the rearing of children than in the previous history of the human race. With all we have read, all we have learned, are we better parents today?'' Is there anyone who doesn't know the answer to that? We have come to see that the old-fashioned parent was usually better. Down deep, I guess, we always knew it - or why is it that when we are grown up we brag about how strict our parents were with us? . · "Boy, if I had done that when I was a kid, my mother would have whaled the tar out of me," we find · ourselves saying. There is a touch of pride in our voices. As parer)ts, most of us don't seem to come off as well as our mothers and fathers did In his book "What You Owe Your Child," Willard L. Sperry, the late dean of the Harvard Divini· ty School, said: "We now lrno~ that our par- ••••• **' ;I• '• MICH. Today in history :•. • Actu-Weather' forecast !or who is inhaiting an agency that the General Aecoun~ Office recellt· ly labeled a '20th-century dinosaur" that has not been The Dally Sentlnei-Pag~ Meigs squads receive 13 calls for assistance Saturday, Feb. 13 'I! William Ratliff Curtis P. Cauthorn, Jr., 73, Reedsville, !lied Thursilay, Feb. ll, 1993 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Parle· ersburg, W.Va., following an extended iUness. He was born in Kansas City, Mo., son of lhe !are C. P. and Lit· !ian Terry Cauthorn. He attended the University of Missouri in 1936 and was appoint· ed to the Onited States Military · Academy at \Vest Point where he graduau:d in 1942. He was a retired civil engineer and served during World War II with the I Oth Annored Division in Europe. Following \he war •. he was detached from his unit to serve as military governor of Ammerlager in Weilheim, Bavaria. Survivors include his wife, Margaret Lanier Groce; three d8ughters, Lillian Terry Cauthorn of Boston, Mass, Alison CauthornKreiss of Reedsville, and Abigail Cauthorn of Columbus; one grandson. 1 Memorial services will be held 3 p.m. Sunday at the Reedsville United Methodist Church, with Father Andy Gem officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be m'ade 10 any Meigs County Emergency Squad unit or to the Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department in Reedsville. · White-Blower Funeral Home,' CoolviUe, is assisting with arrangements. · Correction Max Whillaleh, Middlepon, was fined $SO on a speeding charge when be appeared in the court of ' Rutland Mayor Ed Martin. The fig. ure was incorrectly stated in an earlier list of rmes in the court. ProbeB&E The Meigs County Sherirt's Department is investigating a breaking and e~ng of a house on Loop Road being remodeled by Harry Yarbrough. · According to lhe report, the residence was entered sometime Monday or Tuesday. It is reponed that a space heater, coffee maker, chain saws and other tools were taken. An investigation is continuing. ·The Daily Sealinel William A. Rfl.sher •.... ,. ••. • OHIO Weather Page 2-The Dally Sentinel : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, February 12, 1993 Agriculture chief has ·hard row to hoe 111 Court Street PolllerGJ, OhJo ' . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio PaltldbM. . ••UJ art.n•n, lb-'> FriU,, tn c - t St., -Of. Monday Ollta bJ' llle Ohio Volt., PllbliahiD( C--/llaUimodla laoji o~rli'OJ, Ohio 4571!'1 PI>. 1192-21118. •.... paiUp ~at p G), Ohla. 1'- t • · ·TU .A.IIat.l4 "'-• and U.. Dido NawopoJ'OI' - ....... No&lanal ..Wtwlllluc llo-lalln, lllruham Naw- lolu, 7U Thlnl - . - """'·- ...... toon. ---~· ,..,OHII41181. 1'llo ~ nan,. -ltaot; 111 c-t Bt .. ~UTa .,c., .... ...._._. o.w...................._ ....................~·: 0.0 - ........................................... o.o Toor....................- ....... - •. lluo IINOUIOOft ftiCl& Jlolll<...................................I I C...to ---·loporlllolllllri· - l i B - - - IDTIIo -... -----· !ii ,., ...IIIIOIGD ........... II ....... CMI&rilboP.- No .............. IIJ' IDOII poftlllltOd Ia ' .lllllto!hw' II . .......... ;e I IS .....................~..- .....~ · 1.14 .II . . -...- .... - ...·-···.. 71 0 tlk . . . . C 7 ..''EE.---- •• I ,:_..................._...... • - .. ------'~ .. ···-·· ., . ' SCOUT ITEMS ON DISPLAY • In obser- Insurance· OlrJCe on Court Street in' Pomeroy. vance or Boy Scout Week, !be Cub Scout Pack Members of tile pack pictured, are, 1-r, Wesley No. 249, Pomeroy, Is displaying several scouting . Thoene, Ben See, Michael Stacy and Adam related items in the wiudow of Ihe Davis-Quickel Thomas. Dale Thoene is cub master. -----Meigs . announcements----Old Bethel Free ·will Baptist Church in Cheshire on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. AA group to meet The.Pomeroy Group of AA will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Hean Cathohc Church . Call 9925763 for infoi:mation. William Thomas Ratliff, 73, 234 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, died thls LCCD Board to meet morning, Friday, Feb. 12, 1993 at The Leading Creek Conservanhis residence. Born April23, 1919 in Hobson, cy District, Beard of Direc(Ors, will meet Thursday at S p.m. at the he was the son of the late William office. Thomas and Mirl ,Irene Rice Ratliff. He was a retired school bus Office to closed driver for the Meigs Local School The Leading Creek ConservanDistricL Mr. Ratliff was a member of the cy District Office will be closed Disabled American Veterans of Monday in observance of PresiPomeroy, a life time member of the dent's Day. Dance planned Feeney Bennett Post No." l28 of'the The Gallia Twirlers Western American Legion, Middleport, .and of the School Emplo)'ee Retirees of Square Dance .Club will hold a 'Ohio,)nc. He was an army veteran dance Feb. 20 from 8-11 p.m. at the Henderson Community Center in of World War II. · Mr. Ratliff is su,rvived by his Henderson, W.Va. Bill Bush will wife, Juanita E. Williams Ratltff, be lhe caller. The dance is open. to Pomeroy; a son, William r. Ratliff, all western style square dancers. Gallipolis; a daughter, Anita M: · Grubb family to sing ,Ratliff, Pomeroy; four daughters The Grubb Family Singers of and sons-in-law, Judy (Curtis) McAbee, Spencer, W.Va., Doris · Gallipolis will pe;form at the Rut(Melvin) .Johnson, Gallipolis, land Freewill Bapti~t Church on Linda (Ed) Manley, Logan, and Sunday at7 p.m. The group will perform at the Rose (Gary) Seabolt, Spencer, W.Va.; three sisters, Freda Jacks, Langsville, Nora Spears, Roseville, and Martha Stewart, Middleport; a brother, Jack Ratliff, Shade; ll • Continued from page 1 grandchildren and nine great· for Drennan to testify against grandchildren. William D. LeMaster II, 26, of · Services will be Sunday at 3:30 Racine, who has been charged in p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home in the same incident with. four counts Pomeroy with Rev. Miles Trout of aggravated murder, aggravated officiating. Burial will be Gravel robbery, and kidnapping. . HiU Cemetery in Cheshire. Military . Drennan's penalty, as recomgraveside rites will be presented by mended for consideration by the Feeney Bennell Post No. 128 of the judges, is for a mandatory life Sen· American Legion. · tence with no consideration for Friends may call at lhe funeml parole for 20 years. home oil Satuiday from 2-4 and 7-9 Before the nearly full courtp.m. room, Judge Crow clarified with the defendant his election to be Pomeroy Mayor's Court tried by three. judges instead of a Drennan ... jury. . AuxiUary to meet The Rutland Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will meet in regular session Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at the fire station. All members urged to atteod. Granges to meet Star Grange and Star Junior Grange will meet Feb. 20 at 6:30 p.m . at the grange hall. There will be a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m . followed by a project for the grange 1>anque1, national session and fun and games. All members urged to auend. Daili:e planned A valentine round· and square dance will be held Saturday from 8-11 p.m. at the Russell Building in Millfield. Music will be provided by "Out of the Blue" with John Russell, caller. The dance is sponsored by the Millfield Community · Organization. Proceeds will go to the park project' and children activi· ties. Meeting notice . The regular meeting of the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District will ..be held Feb. 23 at 7:30p.m. in the conference room of the BHHVRDD offices located on Wash· ington County Road 9, Marietta. Highlights of lhe agenda in,el'ude revisions to the FY'93 ARC project package; up date on aging programs and budgets and standing commiuee appointments. • MCCL to meet The Middleport Child Conservation League will meet Thursday at . the Rock' Springs United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Plans will be made for husband's night to be held in March. There will be a "brown hag" sale. Kitty Darst and . Kelli Snyder will he hostesses. Revival . · Revival at the Syracuse Nazarene Church will be Feb. 1921 at 7 p.m. nightly and 6 p.m. on Sunday. Rev. Wesley B.' Frederick will ·be the spealcer. Special singers include Mel and Mary Felts. He also reviewed the indicunent and the charges to be sure the defendant understood everything before he changed his plea from innocent to guilty on the aggravat· ed murder chargeS. Fined . were Jason Hysell, Lentes pointed out that the plea Pomeroy, failure to comply, $63 agreement had been discussed with and costs, 10 days jail; Tammy the victims' family and that they Wright, Pomeroy, $50 and costs, were in a~Jreement with !be provi· no i~surance, $63 and cosrs, ,per- sions. mitttng an unlicensed driver to The murders occurred in Feb. Department alerted . · or"-r~IO a motor vehicle; Larry 1991, the apparent result of a failed The Meigs County Sheriff's Bc'lice, Cheshire, $250 and COStS, drug deal. Department has been alerted by h~vir·g s loaded ftreann in a motor !he body of the elder Halley Racine Police to be on the lookout v;~iclc, three days jail, 30 day was found a few feet from the old for a tan colored vehicle wid1 four !i.,,nsc :ruspension, DUI, $3'75 anti Portland Road in Lebanon Town- subjects. ~osts; Michael Jenkins, Glouster, ship in Sept. 1991, and the body of The · reporr stated they had ~3i5 and · costs , OtT!, 90 day. his son was found in a wooded area poured gasoline in the shape of a H~ense suspensdon, three days jail; near Sellers Ridl!e in April, 1992. "M" on the lawn at Southern High Sherman Buckley, Middleport, Lemaster's tnal has been set for School and lhen set it on rue. $375 and costs, DUI, 90 day May 4.An investigation is continuing. iicense suspension and three days jail; Faith Roach, Racine, $3'7S and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . costs, DUI, 90 day IiceDSI; suspen- • · · · • sion, DUI, 90 day license suspen- • n JIF sion, three days jail; William • :yuu:, LV' ~ • Eaki~s •. Pomeror. SIJO and COStS, • GALLIPOLIS, Ott. • 59 COURT ST. .: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 : ty; Dale E. w~~~. l'oll!aoy, fail- • Several,people were fined while some· forfeited bonds in Pomeroy Mayor's Court on Monday night by Mayor Bruce Reed. r -nu'ne I'S rr ~=.to~r.:~~di~: 1 : ::fa ~!:'f. ~ome::.~hr::'ci • =~=C::~= handling of~ firearm in.a motor vehicle, ~ days probauon; and Robert Kletn, Pomeroy, $61, speed. · _ Forfeiting bonds were Chitrles F. Joltnaon, o.t Hill, failure to COIIIIOI; Sandy Hood, Middle, j)Ofl. $60, UllliOd clear diatance; sao. ~::';:\~~~ Mlddl= •. Nl, Racine. $(;5, IIROid; Harold Cbale, falhue to • • · off by our Ct.ooollle Vllentlne1\Jrtle Pie. • :t."':; dellll'la. Lodge to meet Theze will be a special meeting of Shade River Lodge No. 453 F&AM on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Work in the master mason degree. Refreshments will be served. AU master masons inviu:d. r---~SA~nm~D~~~~~N=~~--~ I For Tlult SpedGI Valenti... BUY ONE DINNER, GET ONE FOR HALF PRICE S••d•y, Febnary 14, 11.1.11. to 7 P.M. •RoUt Beet ·frleil Chicken •Vellefl!ble ·Sallod • • : • • ·BIIUd SIHk ·Soup• •De..rt Bllr . AU. TOUCAN EAT MOM'IIMORIASBORD On the Comer at the Light ''' ·'79 FORD 250 WINDOW VAN *1795°0 '81 CHm CITATION • ' *129500 • • · '87 FORD ESCORT, 5 spMtl • • · • exllnelve menu • . CllllfO.. A • • Ra•rvlllonureencouragtd. : Phone 448 11545 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• .• The Ma a• L.odge YaiMIIIne Dlnn• Danot · - o.rice to "The Pwly I'Ktory",· .: O.J. Lola olllghta, PMnty of fun 0...1111.ul O'Scar 's.' ' 53000 St•ITo Rllllll Dl- for Two • Allo avlllllble will be our • with txtrl Ylgela~, relllcle; Brian Jlol. • ter, Pameloy, $80,1q1"11!111 dres. t'Jit Includes: 2 glas... of. roH' wine, cup of • soup, 2 tOIIId lllldl w/dreulng choice. • EnttM oons..m of ICIIIo... cl'lb meat, chick· • ·-·J _, • en bf'Nst meat, B.B.Q. flbl, and beef tender· • loin plus poteton, broccoli spears, cerrotl • and mushroom~. Your dinner will be topped .=r. =t·~m~z::..~ : 0p81., 111101or •e Antique club to meet The Big Bend Farm Antique Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Sout)jem High School. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Feb. 10 discharges - Travis Thompson, Ashley Reiter, Debora~! : William~. Samantha Nichol5on , ~ Mrs. Charles Waller and son, MBiy · Rutt, Stephen Wilson, Tanya: Lewis. Frar.ciS Hill, Debclrab Mar; · shall, Elmer King, Paul • Hollingsworth and J~ Mitcbell Feb. 10 births- Mr. and Mrs. Steven ilacluter, son, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. John Johason, son, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Michael · Stewart, daughter, Jackson. Mr:·· and Mrs. Terry Timmons, daugb. · ter, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan: • Wolfe, daughter, Racine. · • " •·199500 '78 CHEVY LUY TRUCK *59500 �~ Sports Friday, February 12, 199J The Daily ~!e~! 73 Stdaon 76, Samfcrd 57 Te:nneucc St. 14, Middle Tenn. 67 Tam,.... Tceh 92, Allllin Pooy 13• TOWICD St. l6, Ubcn.y 81 EASTERN CONFERENCE Allulklil ...ka TW L l'rt. Nnr Y«k ... - ..., .....31 15 .614 New Jonoy - --""'-2& lO ,lll BOI1m.---··- -···"·.2S 21 .~3 Gil .500 8 w....._·------ ll n .319 t6.l 28 29 Vlqiaia 7l, N. CuolW SL 66 , W. Kcao.d.y 66, !......_villo Sl .371 13.l .3l6 . l ~.l c.o ...t l l i .611 .61Z Allmla _ ....--- --·.23 24 .ol89 .o161 95 IO.S .413 13 C~~ar~aca .......... - - ..24 IDdiuuo .-.. --.. - ---22 2l [)ooo;L""""""""'"'19 Z1 Milwaubo ............. l l 21 63 84, Lomor 76 McNCCIIC St. 71, ~ Texu 68 Nel!l' Orleanlll, Tau-Pan American Texu-Adinpn 99, Nicholls St. 88 l4 T- SanAntonio .._, .....31 14 GB I 16 .1160 Zl .363 . :!i.S 28 ·,:lilt 13.l lO 33 .213 Z1 Dollu"""" """" """ '~ 41 .019 Ullh -- ·----·---.. 31 ""'-"" """"""""'2'7 . , _ """"""'"""18 - . . . ...--.... - 10 hdtlcDMika Pb...U. ................ - 36 9 .100 l'odland .. """'""""21 ·ll .6.11 Solale .................... 30 17 .631' LA Lobn ....- ......2S 21 .l32 L.A. ~ .........24 21 .lll Oc*leo. §late ..- ......20 ~ Sa.c:nmenlo ~.......... 11 30 ~ 7• 13 II lO .362 TburMiay•s....,... S... "-io IOl, WUbiopo 9S Utah 101, Seaalo 96 122, Go1dool s- 100 So 1 =oo116, Allu>,.lllS Ohio high sch(IOI girls' basketball scores Aleunder44, Trimble 19 ~twerp 68, Hicbville 20 p.m.MM -eec•atlrwtiau, 7:30p.m. New)_,. II Du:aoi1. I p.m. NP" Yo& at OU.C.p. _l p.m. 8olwn atDallu,l:30 p.m. l'11illdoloiUatDonva, 10:30pm. .......... •L.A. Clw-. 1&.30 p.m. CI.EVI!U.ND .. Chico"' 1;30 p.m. Bedfmt 48, MC#Or 44 Bellaire M, Buekeya Tn.il 61 . Belpre 67. N.llonviDc-YoD. 61 Benjamin Loaea Sl, W1yne1Yille . Gc.ht:n 42 Blanc:helta'41, WuhinJWn CH 44 Bloom Camlll2, Cildo.;)le 31 Bllllftal66, Dolphoo Jolr...,. 39 Bn>d<fidd~.Y"'n&· ~f39 Bmok!yn 26, C1o. Uubonn W. 21 B-viiiA: 74, NoMridae 22 w......,.... o..... 9 p.m. Pboeaia at S.alo. lO'p.m. Ooldcn St.at' at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Sunday's aames p.m. In theNHL ... em. Cin. Woodward 92. Cin. Tal\ 5 Cin. WyominJl17-, Cin. CAPE 31 Cle. Patrie~ Dl~'rPia. CFCA }>illlbur&h.......... :16 14 5 77 233176 .W............ " "" 2'7 2:1 6 60 ZlOWl N.Y. ~tooa"' .. - · 23 23 9 SS 216212 , S4 117189 N.Y.lolonden .... 24 24 6 S4 21ZI99 Phll..toip!Uo ....... 19 26 9 47 208217 Ad.... DI"Won M-..1 ...... -.... 34 18 6 74 236190 :n zz 4 66 221203 Qqobec ......,...... - 29 18 8 66 223199 !iulfo!o.. ...""""" 21 21 6 62 238193 Jlad(...s ............. 14 36 4 32 171250 ou.... """"'"'"" 7 47 4 18 133VJ • CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Nonil Dl'lllolr. W L 3~ 18 30 lO 29 If 23 2Z 2.4 2S t!'J 3S ~ ............. Doa>i&-...... ""'" """"" y.....,"""""" " sLI..- ............ Tan.- Bay ........ Andrew~ 64, Gatea Mi1ll Hewkc:n ~ WALES CONFERENCE T- . •' C"""'""" New YDill; at Odlndo. 2 p.m. : Dctrolt at f"'h•rklte, 2 p.m. ,. MiMi at New Jemey, 5 p.m. • LA.~•Panland,lp.m . " Adama It L.A. ~ 10:30 p.m. " Wubinaton at Colden Stato, 10 :30 T I 7 I I Pll. 72 67 66 Sl GFGA W11S7 246194 196178 179161 a S6 t9S2£rl 3 41 177211 S•,.... DIYllka . Cle. Eaa 37, Cle. Hay 36 C1o. Kinall'S 40, C1o. Science 6 ' C1e. SL )ouph 6.S, Cle. St. Augustine 44 Cle. VASJ7l, C'18. Beaumont 46 CleuFcdi S7,n.deri-wn 53 Cleunoru Nmhoaum 74, Batavia 38 Clyde 39, Oak Hubor 11 Col. Jlccch...rt 45, Col Mifflin 39 Col Brigo 43, Col Eutmooo 41 Col. Brooi.havar. 71, Col. Whetstone l1J Col.. DeS1let 61, IADelstc:r 49 Col. Eut 43, Col Linden-McKinley 33 . Col In~cncc62,Col.. Wett43 Col Nanhl01d 88, Col. C.........uot 38 COL South63,CoL Walnu~Ridp47 Cohmbil S9,1ndq>enderu:o 36 Calumbiau Cre1tview 67, ColumbUna40 Codland LWMew S7, Hubbard 53 CovinSim 63, Brodfonl40o O.)'lh"'" Polio 37, SU>w U O.)'lhop Hu. S3, Aooxa 39 lloaburJ 61,111..,_ Vll149 !loy, CandU5, !Joy, f.d&ewood 21 ~ Oakwaod 49, Pooblc • ......, 31 St. JobD'1 61, New Knoavillc 2S w-.. cu..- . _ 38 ~"""' 61,11uroo so Loca13l, Ponlleixweo)' 19 MuionRiv•Vall.IS.N. Unian63 - Muon63 , W~U M111illon Jacklon 41, Canton OlcnOok 39 Maaillon Perry 61, C&nlun Tunken 31 Mo..... l i , - S S Btyan 48, Sw&AIOD30 Buckeye Vllll9, Span& ffi&hlond S6 Calvuy Cu-. 10. Cin. S1. Rita lS Cud'ield 66, Oin.rd 41 c........,. 83, Marion Coth. 56 l9, N....., Folio 29 Chipj>Ow• 73, Dol... 3S Cin. AMenon46, Cin. Turpin 16 MmiiNiftl6t, Cin. Re~dina :11 Cin. Miz)' 64, Cin. Uaulinc 6 t Cin. Northwm 47, Norwood 29 Cin. Seton 6l, Cin. M<;:Auley SS Cin. Summit 70, Middl.e&DWI'J, Chr. 19 Cin. W'd!nw 35, Cin. Aiken 30 A~ at Utab. 9 p.m. Loionll.AIIIIno~3 Logon lllnt 77, Canol 40 London 8l lolodioon P1aW 63 IAvcl.ond s2. 32 Lucuvillc Vlll. 66, Mc:Dennott NW ld.o,!icld 55, Euclid 5.1Mdlaaald~.Lowoll.W.42 (01') Baaon atS. An.tmia,l:30 p.m. Jlldi.ala II MilWIIuk... 9 p.m. Ba.\Qil ................ t. . Bc:din Hiland 57, Ncwcornedtown l4 p.m. 2A ·· 4 ~ -!!oUM1I,GnoW!c47 u.,. 64, CcllDa 46 ' U..O C.ob. S4, Allea E. 2'7 Lima Temple Cbr. 31, Waylide Cbr. Boudm1n 17, Warren Hardin& 73 m•, I p.m. NcwJeney ........ 15 ~ 31 33 Saturday's pmes Ttam~ l.Ueland 64, Stnobw<" l.oboamS4, u..- lolaouvo23 Libc<ty C>ouor S3, PaOiclt Hatty 37 Beaver Ea1tem IJ;"PorwilcKHh .Chy Milwaukoo at CLEVELAND, 7;30 lndiul Lake 43, Rid1cm001. 38 lacb<ll NillCI\ 41, Mineral Jlid&e 44 1--Soio '72, Vlll :16 Kl1idl S7,Pood,..-Gllboo SO """"" RidF 72. Sprina. NaothC111<m 39 . Kin~'• AcMtm)' 61, l..ako Jtidae 41 Ayersville 68, Edge:ator~ 66 Bubalon S8, A11n>n Springf'.dd 32 OwioUe ll Miami, 7:30p.m. lleoth 66, Lictioa HIL 43 llillol>qm S7, M<n.u. 40 HilltGp 61,1!dan 43 Halptc30,·WaynoTnoe 28 ·Holland Sprina. !13, Antbcwty Wayne c..- ArJin&ton: 48, Cory-bwson 44 TODight'sgames Phila~eac.O.UU.,I:30 27 Ado ~3, Columboo Grovo 38 Akmn 0...42, Mont... Clu. 19 Akron Manc:hCitcl40, Cuyahoga Vall. Ou-. 37 Clw!oao 116, Ol!ando 100 HCidUKI at M 32 K.a>lltooocvelt~.N........ 43 Ut.ab Ill, Saa Diq,o St. 71 12 .401 Hu.ubal RiV«61, a.-.illo51 U.tha...y Bron49, Faitpor\ Hud:ins UNLV 80, S..l... s.: 74 7 NewYodt12l,-9l • BJi&ham Y0Uft1,62. Hawaii S6 Colorado St. 67, New MWc:o SO Gonzaaa IS, Sm Francilco 64 Jdah~ St. 88,N. Arizona 69 ........ llcoch SL 76, Ullh St. 64 .hci1ic U. 71, New MAico St. 68 s.uo-.c.t73,0oeaon67 St. Mary' a, Cal 74, Putland. 68 T......I!!Poooii, W....... 78, 20f UC Sanaa Buba.rt 93, Na-adl 60 tJC1.A 'h!i, £na<n SL 75 .619 40 Mcadowbroct 81, Camll:idp 6S Mochanicabura 61, W. Liberty Salem Medina Buokoyo Sl, Guficld H11. Z1 Medin• Fnt Bapt. SS, SoulhwCilcm 37 . Milmilhwal8, Ox!Oid Talawondo 55 · Middlciown Fcawid< l3, Fronklin 21 Milan Edile~~ SO, SanchWt)' St. Mll')'l 27 MilfOid 10, cu.. Lokou 17 Millbwy l.Uo~ BowU,. G.oa!4 1 Millcr64, Vunon Co. 62"(0'1') .M illenport $S, Bcme Uni.a~. 46 Miltcn l)'nion Sl, Oraham SO , , Millfcm)I03,.......,._W,33 Mamt OOeod 48, 46 N. Baltimore 67, Hope~ Loudon 3S N. Canum SO, Alliance43 N. Caurol63, PoaiMIIe 49 Napoleon S!il, FOitclria Sr. 31 New Ricae174, Bcumu~ 16 Ncwa:rt 41, Zant:tville 44 (01') . Nonon 41, Hudlon41 O!enton&Y S5, Boxley 29 o.qcnO.y41,-!Rooo41 Olt.w1 Hilla 61, Tol. Emanuel Bapt. · ' 30 . Onawa-Glandorl' 68, Van Wen SO . Co:din- Pould!na 52. s,..,....;u. o . &,uo 67,Nonloal<w 36 Poload 37, Su.Lhca 21 Pan. Q;n"" 62, S111duoky - . . , 40 Ponanu:nnh Notre Dime l'od-.thE. 34 ·- d Hll. 36, Beachwood 29 . .• • Shad)'lide 60, M!nao J~on 44 Sbenaodoah 68, FI!Oftlimo 62 w;..;pca .... .-...... 2S Smithville 43, W. SaLc:m NOI\hwc:lkm Souahcuccm 5S, ~... 2S SowhinJPOn S7, Loodo...m41 Sp!ina, C.tholic 67' Triad 33 ' Spdna. Ca~ C~ln167, Triad 33 Sprina. Shawnte S2, ~cfanainc 26 OWe 64, Ea1on 60 ss LooAn&cla:.... .. 24 24 7 218229 Edmonm .......... 20 zs a 48 tn212 S.O·Jc.e............. 6 41 2 14 149278 o/ictory lobl'aool 0, P!LiW<lpb;• O,lie Mme10ta 1, Tamp1 Bay 0 Toroato S, VIDCCIU.ver 2· W......... 10.SLI.ouis6 Chi<o,.6.- 3 [)oWI6, Loo ........ 6, .. _JE. Toall:ht'a &amts VIDC(IIUWil' Itlf:llffalo, 7l40 p.m. N.Y. hlo...... 11 N.Y. ltnpn, 7;40 pm~ "Wlmipo&, !><Op.m. S... )Ole It E.dmallton. 9:40p.m. Qqobec 11Calpry, 9>40p.m. =· N.Y. Pbabuqll,l :40p~ 7 jkit.&NcNwYJency,_2~~p.m. at . ~ . W..(lUII;O, :40 Jlantenl p.m. ' Mamzea~ at oaa... a:to p.m. IE x· 11t TGIOR~, 1:10 p.m. , l)cuailat 51. Lou.ia. 8;40p.m. ' W.. h.ina,tOII at Lo1 AnaelU , [If"· ~ 10 ~40 S•ndaSs r:ames : ••• ~ 1 0p.m. s.n.ro.•W'wupea. :10p.m. ,• NewJeaeyat . ~I QlMIMIIll!Omonton,4:10p.m. PiaatJwJtt at Buffalo, 7:10p.m. ' ~atTampt. Bay, 7:40p.m. I TCIGdOitMinnelou, I :IOp.m. o' o.uait• Chiclao. uo p.m. Major college basketball scores East Caniliul7l, SL Petfr'a66 s - U. 76, New"""""'"' 69 ' •'• J)dawue 69, Ha.dfoni6S Oracll5, Vc::rmant 71 DUquCIII"Je 78, Butler 64 EnOMlle 63, La Salle 41 Fairlei1h Dickin•on 73, Mouat St. l ......... ...... 61 llolyC..,I04, Lelllai>!? Jma17, Nllpn 75 Mariol69, Ri... 65 Maul~wettlll,SLJ~'I'9 Monm~nh, N.J. 15, St. Pr.,cia, NY \ 70 Nonb..um Tl, Maino60 I·· St. FZ'IIIril, Pl. 76., Robert Manil74 Villantwa 91. Holsal 54 w•...,10..._"""" u.67 1 W"' VltJWI 71; R - 66 South BM_,.Coc*mu 67, Howud U. 61 Compbdlll . ~ - 6 4 CcnL Flori<lo ~. Ccn-.y IS Couul Carolina 93, Bebont Abbey 62 j ' E. K..tuc.ky 76. Moreheed.St. 66 FlDddl AA:M U, M'OtJan SL J2 Oeoqio SL 61 , Flo. ln ........... 60 . M-oo91, SE ........;,77 . 'N,C.·Wilmlnil<'!' 90, Mod Olive 63 NE L.oui.Q~n.~ 15. Sam Hou.tm St. U ' 'Church 525 N. 2ND l&llfGrd aCalpey. 1:10 p.m. ~ ~aptist • Saturday's games BasebaD Amtrlculaaue . CALIFoRNIA ANGELS -Apocd"' lmDI widt SClU1 Sandcnoa. pitcher, on a ono-yc:u c:oa~mt. KANSAS CITY ROYALS - Apocd to, tam& WUh Ouill Gw)'M, outflclder, on 1 me-~ fiD!Illot. National Luaue • A11..ANTA BRAVES - Agreed to lelml with Ryan Kloako. tint bueman; Keith MilcbeU, outfielder, and Pete Smitb, Donnie Ellioa, M1tt Mumy •nd Brian Bark, pit.c:hcn, on one-yur con"""· AmlawK:ool W'illio Swacll. ....... hiuin1 iaiWCLDt, will beconw 1poc:;ial • •i•tlnt lo the director of 1coutina and pt.)'C"dcvdopmmL HOUSTON ASTROS - Aarced 10 term. wltb P«e H•miM:h. ailchcr, on. a me-year cxmtract. · . · NEW YORK METS - Asreed to tenru witl\ Jeff tnnls, pitcher, on a one,._controCL SAN DIEGO PADRES - Apeed "' with Mike Sci01ici1, catcher, on a t.ennJ . .one-year contnt l ST. LOtnS CARDINALS - Agreed wilh FcUi Jose, outfielder, on a one-year COIIUict.. to tt:rrns BasketbaU National BukelbaJI A110elaUon PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Suspended DIVe JolwOn and Tncy Mw:~ ny, forward•, for three gamu without pay, md fined Jerome Keney and Reggie Smilb, forwanil, fer thcit involwmc:nt in • tem-aae au ICindll in Sah Lake City. Football National roocba.ll Luaue Troy · ~man, DaUa1 Cowboyt ·qlollrterback, $10,000 for le1v· . ing the Pro Bowl bcfou. the. 11me was ~ - Fined "'"· Hockey National Hockey ta2ue NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Rc· called Vladimir Mllakhov, defenteman, frDm Capital Dilltic:t of t.h.e American Hockey Lea~ MIDDLEPORT. OH. Singspirationl Sunday, Feb. 14 6:00p.m. VICTORY QUARTET: . Bqb & Tammy Ball, J.D. Keesee & Angela Hall Solos by: Bob Barker, Angle McClure, Don Barkman, Thurman Smith, Julie Young Duets by; Phyllis Hudnall & Lucky Hendricks Angela Hall & Julie Young . PASTOR JAMES KEESEE INVITES THE PUBLIC. thro~gh SouUrem Cillifomia. Josh Grant scored 18 poinJS and sank lhree straight field goals at the stan of the second half 10 expand the Utes" (18-3, 11-1 Western Athletic Conference) edge to 49-35. They led by at least 12 poiitiS until the final minu!e. . No. 20 Tulane 62. l..fl!okvlll- om At New Orleans, Tulane_ escaped with a win when Dwayne . Morton's 35'footer bounced off the backboard and missed at the buzzer. The vic10ry lett Tulane (17-4, 7· I) a half-~ame behind Louisville . · (13·6, 8-1) in the Metro Confer- . ence standings. ' No. 22 Massachusetts 81 ~ · St. JOseph's 69 , Ai Philadelphia, Harper Williams scored 21 points and Jerome Malloy added ~8 as Massachusetts won its 1Oth straight. Tbe Minutemen (16-4, 8-1 Atlantic 10) never trailed. No. 24 Virginia 75 N.C. State 66 At Charlottesville, Va .• Cory AleWKier didn't take a shot in lhe . first seven. minutes but finished with 25 points. . Virginia (14·5, 6·4 • ACC) defeated the Wolfpack (5-13, 1-9) for the fourth straight time and the sixth in their last sev.en meetings. Otber games Eddie Rivera made a half-court shot at the buzzer to lead UTEP 10 a 81-78 double-overtime viciory over Wyoming. • Malik Rose had 27 points and 25 rebounds, offsetting a 37-point oulput from freshman Eddie Renton as Drexel beat Vermont 85-71. AUTO MECHANICS • Winners ill the auto mechanics competition h~ld Thursday nlgbt at Meig:s High School were from tbe left, Steve See, first, Jason Mofl'is, second, and Victor Young, third. Se~ will go to CinCinnati on Feb. 22 to compete in tbe South Central Reglonals. He received a jacket and the second and third pliiCe winners got cash awards. ' NURSING PROGRAM • The top ihre~ spoil in tbe nursing coatest held Thursday night at Meigs High School went to; from tbe len, Beth . Roush, first; Virginia Shuler, second, and Tracey Grueser, third. Beth was presented a Skill competitions highlighted the annual open house at Mei~s High School Thursday night 1n observance of NatiOIIal YocatiOIIal Education Week. Contests in welding, auto mechanics, e~tronics, nursing and COSIDeiOiogy were (leld with prizes being ~nled 10 the IQp winners in an awards ceremony held in the school cafeteria. · · Judging the competitions were representatives of local businesses and induslries. First place winners will travel to Cincinnati }!ext week 10 compete in ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE AITE DON TM . tn.....,•m•=• CLOSED MONDAY OPEN TU~y ~U FRIDAY COSMETOLOGY ·Michelle Caruthers, left, took the top stop In tbe cosm~tology contest at Thursday night's competition at Meigs Hich Scbool, a p'art of the observance or National J~ "1_h "~ (1, 'ii··~·~i~ X. ·. ,,., ., H..: · GaTHE GRAVELY SYSTEM . ' i . . • • ~. • Vocational Education Week. SeCond pl~e went to Cftr~ Taylor, center, and third to Autumn Grimth. By THOMAS J. SHEERAN Associated Press Writer AKRON - Tbe casket of Carla My~. covered with wbite 10 sym- · bolize !he belief of eternal life., was carried out of churelr escorted by her friends and family. Some cried softly. . · Carla's 3 1/2-month hospital ordeal and the courtroom debate over whelher 10 remove her feeding tubes were on the minds of.!hose .• ~· UMWmorning service held CHEV.·OLDS.·CAD.·GEO. 308 E. MAIN ST. 1992 OLDS CIERA 4 Door, auto., 999 1992 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME V-6, tilt, crul.., auto., J(r, llereo, power wlndowal locka. $1 999 1992 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Loaded. START.ING AT $19,999 1992 CHEVY LUMINA SEDAN Auto., air, stereo, V6 . 9,9911 5 POMEROY, OH. .1991 CHM S-10 PICKUP 1990 BUICK LESABRE 1 owner, low mlln. Super sharp, loaded. s7,999 · s9,999 1990 PONTIAC GRANDAM AulD, llr, • ...o. 1991 OLDS. 98 REGENCY ELITE s6,999 $16 999 1992 CHEVl ASTROVAN 1992 GEO METRO 1 40,000 miles. Auto., air, stereo lor your growing flamlly. $6,499 $1 999 '139 Down SJ39 p., Mo. 1992 GEO STORM 1991 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Scott• Moore, left. Oth~r top whulers were Bill Glaze, Mike Welsb, and Mike Phillips, left to right. ELECTRONICS • Taking first place ill tb~ Meigs High Sc_hool vocational education ~k electroni_cs ~OJI!p~tltlon Thursday ni11ht was 5189 tlows ·5189,. •• 1992 CHM.CORSICA LT Auto., V..fl, ~r, elrblg. 58,999 1992 CHEVY . lERmA Auto., elr, elr big, V..fl. s9,796 1 CAVALIER R/S A11111., 11r, ...,eo, pcrwar lodll na::-•7,999 $9 999 . TAX &TITLE FEES NOT INQUDED. ALL PAYMENTS who attended her funeml on Thursday. Carla. 15, died on Monday, a week after the tubes that provided her with food and water were iemoved. The removal of the 1ifesupport had' drawn protests from anti-abortion groups. '"They (her friends) don't understand a lot of !he protests lhat went along with it," said Vicky Jarvie, a lOth grade counselor at Garfield High School. "II' s hard for them 10 understand all thaL" • • 1 • ria. : •' • • • I c•' • • Say "I LotJe You·~ UJith a CeUulnr Pho1UJ! • ! • ••• '' I ;' ' ' •• • • CELLULARONE• :. ; • • Authorized Agent l 985-4391 •• • INCOME TAX REFUNDS, QUICK! • 1' • • '' t Use FAST FUNDS for normally 2-4 day refunds or Electronic Filing for refUn.,ls in about 3 weeks. ) • •' • L .••. •• • • • ! DineOntfur 1992 OLDS ' • ACHIEVA • ••• ,Auto., ltareo, elr, bucltM • •• _... • While the contests were taking. place the classrooms were open to the public. The vocational areas were also open so tl)at students from Meigs, Southern and·Eastern considering the vocational progralh and their parents could view t(le instructio)lal area, see the equipment and how the students are taughL In. conjunction with the open house, the Meigs band serv~d a chili and soup dinner in !he cafete- . ' $16,999 I •• • • :rahoe trim,,v-e, • . llr, llter.o• ; i > CHMS-10 '' ' . , air, st-, 1p011y. Lo8decl, leather s7,999 the South Cenual Regional Compe· titian. Presiding at !he awards ceremony were mem hers of Vocational Clubs of America (VICA), Lee Henderson, president; Jeff Tracy, vice president; Belh Roush. secretary; Jason ,George, treasurer; Toby Swartz, reporter; Jason Hall, parliamentarian; and Holly Williams, ambassador. Virginia Shuler was emcee for the program which oeened with Tracey Grueser singing "'The Lord's Pray.er." Othe~ , special music included Crystal Powell singing "'God Bless tbe U.SA" During the morning worship service on Jan. 31 at the Racine United Methodist Church, the Racine United Methodist Women presented the following program. The UMW History, by Marian Bell; Litany of Celebralion, Lee Lee and members; Vision, Martha · Pudding; Purpose, members; offi. cers named, Carla Wallace; Can:talcers of God's Gift, Lois Bell; reading program, Elta Mae Hill; reading skit, Alice Wolfe, Margie West and Vicki Hill; Journey of Mission Dollar, Sue Grace; a membership song by the group; 1992 acpviues list, Dolly Wolfe, Tammy Hill, Clara Mae Sargent; and new me!llbers were acknpwlcdged by Margie West and Lee Lee. The new members receiving membership cards and pins are Vicki Hill, Carla Wallace, Dolly Wolfe, Dolly Mces, Chris Hill, Karen Walker, Tammy Hill and Robyn Reiber. . Loaded, 1 owner, A11111., air, ltlfeO. PerfKt '• 1 • Funeral held for girl who died after right-to-die battle "--lil; 5 I watch, and Virginia and Tratey received blood : pre5sure cups and stethoscopes. Beth wiU travel : to Cincinnati next week to compete in regional :.• contests. , '' ,. i National Vocational Education Week ends with open house There were nine new coaches in the NFL for ·the 1992 season, five of them being first-timers. SAT. IAII-12 Noon I • The first official ""Horse of tbe Year" 'was Belair Stud's Granville in 1936. 204 Condor lt. • •, •• BARGAIN MANIA! V-6, air, air bag. 24 6 l6 203210 Thursday's scores . Sidney 70, Tn>lWGOLI Modloon 30 41 Transactions By CHRIS SHERIDAN AP Sports Writer Don't confuse Ervin Johnson with Earvin Johnson. The lat!er is ''Magic" Johnson, the former NBA star who led Michigan SUite 10 a national title in his collegiate days. The former is just plain old Ervin, a 6-foot·l1 center for No. 25 New Orleans who's shaping up as a possible NBA draft pick. Johnson had 23 rebounds, 21 points, lluec steals, two assists and two blocks as the Privateers (17-2, 12-0) beat·Texas-Pan American 8163 Thursday night in a Sun Belt Conference game at Edinburg, Texas. '"We'n:. glad to get him out of our hair and on his way," TexasPan American coach Mark Adams said. "He was the difference in lhe game. Every. time we got close, he'd hit a shot, grab a rebound or block a shol." · In other Top 25 games, No. 5 Ali zona beat WashingJon State 7064, NO. 12 UNLY beat San Jose Stale 80-74, No. 16_Utah downed San Diego State 88-77, No. 20 Tulane got past Louisville 62·60, No. 22 Massachusetts beat St. Joseph's 81-69 and No. 24 Virginia beat North Carolinas~ 75-66. No. S A,rizona 70 ·. Washln&ton State 64 At Pullman, Wash., Arizona recovered from an ei,ght-point, first-half defrcil and pulled away at theend. · It was lhe lOih consecutive Pact 0 Conference victory for the Wildcats (16-2, 10-0}, who snapped the Cougars' six-ga·me confere!lce winning stn:ak in front of 9,640 raucous fans. Washing10n State dropped 10 12-7, 6-4. . No. 12 I.JNL V 80 San Jlise State 74 · At San Jose, Calif., J.R. Rider scored 23 of his 37 points . in the second half as No. 12 UNLV (16-2, 9-2 Big West) rallied from a 40-30 halftime def~tit. .. , Evric Gray, !he Rebels' secondleading scorer and rebounder, was taken off the coiln on a stretcher after suffering a lower-back injury in a hard fall undemealh the basket. He wu hospilalized, but it was not believed his injury was serious. San J9se State is now 6-15, 2. 10. No. 16 Utah 88 San Diego State 77 At San Diego, Urah looked sluggish and blamed it on their travails '- 40, RU!acoWcS7,MoricnPicaouu52 ~ .Rid1owood 46, Mdvan 38 Riverdale 62, Van Buren 41 Rivenide66_,FairtMnb 61 (Olj RoafOJ'd4S, S)'Jvanili South¥iew 26 Ruoocll. Ky. 6.1, - - 23 Ru•ia ~s. J.a~on .Cc:rdcr 4:l •• ......... 31 16 -1 10 243172 c:.rp.y .."""""" 30 19 6 ' 66 219114 V•n s,. G.oa!upCo.,Ky. 61, lna... l0 Hamil"" Bodin~ Cio. B...., 30 Arizona 70, W~S L 64 Arizono SL 79, W . . 74 BoioeSL 92, WebaSt. S WESTERN CONFERENCE S.tca47 Froaklin-Momooli,Niwtal30 Frommn 5L Joteph 66, Fo11.oril WoodotiaSl Qtnw.l 45, Tbacarawu Cath. ~ ~ <hpciVJeW S7. JGhnlcown 40 Fer West Mklw•t Di¥11ioa W L l'rt. ""' l.oromie 5~. a..-~ Fian.kUn Pam.ac• OrHn 66, New ~ ·J..illle Rook 1.s .391 St. 63,·N. Iowa 47 Southwest 35 .m ~~ Fairfield Uaioa -49, Am~nda · Clcl1o:roct 4l Foirllod 67. OI<IIUtcRi.,. Vallcy60 Fo,......utc 90, Lecobwa Flid"idd31 Fedcnl ""'*"'147, won- 2S FUller Cadi. ~ New Albany 36 POd F!yo l7, BeaiiiYil1c >16 Midwest W~ Chicalao....._.~ ········33 15 ClEVEUND --..,30 19 Elm'III"'OO!66, W~4 1 E....,....l2. Monq>oli« 3! 59 6 Odolldo - ·""'""""'.22 2:1 Philadclfhio---·--" Mim>i ..-·------- - 16 ·Va. - Canmonweallh 62.l.oWW!o19, 60 South Florid• ~- E.C.,tall3, lol.wfieWSL-l7 E. Ctioun 55, OioULII Maooio 29 E. Li~ 71, Solom 56 E. Polioane ~ . l.oolooio 32 Eudoluo N. IS,Io(oplo lila. 32 l!uowood 53, Konou Lalu.. l2 F.dlom s. 62, Lioboa ..._ u . . :· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -----__,.,;,;;;::::::=-=-------.;.._~~~~~~----~~~~::;!;, ~ ----------------~--------------------------------------~--------------------------~p~ ~ New Orleans, Arizona among Top 25 victors lntheNBA ... NW LoW:iana 79, Steph.. F.A111till. _. • The Dally Sentinel -Page-S.. I •• FRIDAY, f~B. 12 & SATURDAY, FEB. 13 ONLY! • DINNER FOR TWO ¥ $17.95 .• s• PRIME RIB • BAKED POTATO. VEGETABLE TOSSED SALAD. DRINKS •• suaaatou. N FAMILY·. RESTAURANT APPROVAL RT. 33, MASON, WV NEXT T9 FAST 4·U AND MASON MOTEL 1HOURS: Sunday· Thursday, B am-9 pm; Friday &·Saturday, 24 Hours ~ 1,; CARRYOUTORDERSAVAILABLE(304)773·5321 VISA-MASTBICMI>MIERCNIE~OJscovaiACCEPTED weidlnc c:v~apetltfaa •t lut •lcllt's to•telt ai Melp Hlp ScllooL Tiley were preHDted weld· ••• ,.~ .. prbeL . . WELDING WINNERS • Tedd Worll•• .. Matt Cooll Patrick Stltle, •lid ..... HJHil, •lclllt_ed i;ft to rJallt, were tW wiiiiJJ Ill tile \; . t .I •I •• I I • '• I • �PlgtiThe Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Beat of the Bend... by Bob Hoqlich ~ If an evenin& ol dlncinf'PP""k l p you and your valenllne, you '.)night be inlaolled in ~a vlllenlinc c11ace "' be bcld y evening at the old Fccney-Bcnneu : foil 128, Amer~~~· ,.011FourthA...e.,m . · •. Providing m111ic for dance :·will be C. I. lllld the Counlly Gcn· :ticmcn lllld believe it or not there's :no charge with dancing to be from .;8 p.m. 10 11 p.m. . . •. No alcoholic beverages will be : permitted but ~u are invited to : take lllong ~ .own sort drinks. ::You are requested also to take a • • 0 • 0 •• • •• '· 0 .. dessert for the refreshment table. And aiJoul the kids? They are wei· come as long as they're with adutts.. . Mildred and Gerald Shusler of Pomeroy have a Lincoln Heights, romanlic weclcling anni~ date. It 's FebrUary 14th and 1bc Shus· ten will be marking their 61st anniversary Sunday. Gerald recently n:turned home from sever· at days confmement at the Hol:r.er Medical Cenlel" 1111!. is ~ing nicely. So Sunday Sbould be really a special occasion. As an initial fund raiser, the club will sragc a tins·slze yard sale on May 1 and would appreciaie your help. Donations would be appreciated and pickup of yo~ contributions can be u:ranged by conlll:tinJ one of the orrJCers. A commun1ty-wide event will be staged by the club in July. You probably remember hearing about the Ruritan Club in the Racine area. Well, no mon:. Cub members have chopped lbeir naliooal aff'ilia· tiOft lllld reorpnlzed. Tile gnlUp is now known • RACO-Racine Aiel Community Organization. The reorpniud club bas elected offi· cen and they are Frank Cleland, president; Kathryn Han, vice JRSi· deni; Lillian Weese; secretary; T011ja Hunter, trasura', lllld Libby Fisher, public rellllions Tile orp· ni:r.ation will be meeting at Star Mill Pllk 011 the fourth Tucsday of ,each montll wltll lbc DCllt session ccming up at 6:30p.m. 011 Feb. 23. By-laws will be presented and voted upon at that tiniC. . The club is dedicated to improv· ing the are.a and will be glad to welcome new members who have that interest. Friday, February 12,1913 local division extends thanks 10 the Meip County Library for calling attention of the public to that fact m its outdoor lip. The houle·tohoule fund drive, btld ~n~ually. is also cmrera1y underway as a of the ntonlh-lml obeervance. pan u the new DerimaJ AIIDmi:y Gcn· eral. She bas no childrell, hasn't employed any Illegal aliens and lho right color suit Do keep smiling. Slwe tile wullh Sometimes time plays such a A mutual fund is a portfolio or se· major role when illness suddenly lection of professionally bought and strikes. This is panicularly true in managed stocks, in which you pool heart attack: cues your money along with thousands or And that me to ask you if other people. A share price. is based you have your home properly on net asset value, or the value of all marked with numbers that are large the Investments owned by the funds, ertougb 10 be~y aecn should a . less any debt. and divided by the total unit of lbc Meip Emergency Ser· number ol shares. The mllior advanvices be auempting to rmd you? . tage for the investor is less risk, be· Sometimes minuteS are so impor· cause the portfolio is spread out over rant-please m• sure a squadmen many stocks. can locale your p10perty easily if - - - - - - - - - the need arises-and l · hope It ·The Petrified Forest in Arizona con· docs!) 'L tains petrified wood 81\d Native Amer· ican artifacts. It covers a total of 93,533 . , Janet RllOO should be confirmed gross acres. brillis All memben of the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospiral are lsted;1lrbe on-band for a regular 111~ at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in lbc bolp11al conference room. Dr. George Kusnir, Mei~s County' s newest physician, w1ll meet with the group. Dr. Kusnir will also be meeting with the Meigs ·· Division of the American Heart Association which earlier on the same day. , • February is Heart Month and the • .0 • • • rom •••••••••••••••, •••••••.••••••. 0 ., ' '· ~ •• •.·' • • To Our OrmddauaJuer Kalie. ., a·bout lo.ving Lucy and .Desi, too - by their daugh.t~r By FRAZIER MOORE AP Televlsioa Writer NEW YORK - Theirs is a • ,story we thought we knew. But , t!!ere are manY. revelations in the ! ·heart-felt "Lucy and Desi: A . Home Movie," which NBC has : ·graciously and. shrewdly scheduled ,for Valentine's Day. Nu bombshells here, but no dis· · · cernible brushstrokes of whitewash eithei'. The two-hour special, airing • at9 p.m. EST Sunday, is a real-life ·romance told with rellllllkable can.. dof. • ' . It's alllhe more remarkable, maSJIIUCh as the show's cteative force is Lucie Arna:r.. A veteran performer but a novice documentarian, Arnaz ' might have exposed herself here as too much the loyal daughter and . 10() little the ~ing rllmmaker. I =~~~i~~~~enlly uncovered Ball and Desi Am8:r. had a chana· ingly quirky home~tcad; including a pel cow on the grounds. -Lucy was a knock:ouL On "I Love toe ," this fabul0111 redhead was us:i'iy a clowning frum&o::: black.·and-white. .But in clips her B-movie days an.d from the charming Kodacolor home movies, a different, noncomedic kind of dazzle lights the screen. · -Desi was a television titan who, above and beyond his acting role as Ricky Ricardo, shaped .the medium fCC"Over - yet lost his 1V empu:e. -Old 8mm home movies are wonderful to behold. Whether of Lucy and Desi, or your own Aunt Maude, they are silent, herk:y-jcdcy'' . 5. "Casablanca: SOth Anniversary Edition," (MGM·UA) · 6."Piayboy: Sexy Lingerie (Playboy) 7.''Batman Returns," (Warner) 8.''Cherfitness: Body Conti· dence," (Fox) 9."101 Dalmllians," (Disney) IO."Beyond the Mind's Eye." (BMG) . VIDEO RE~ALS Copyright 1993, Billboard Pub· lications, Inc. . I. "Single White Fem~le," (Columbia TriStar) 2. "Housesitter," (MCA-Uni· versal) 3. "Raising Cain," (MGM-Uni· versal) · 4."Bcximei8Dg," (Panunount) S;"Patriot Games," v:· Your Gtrmmot.m.,_,.,.wu . Oandma Dana Ormclma llld IIlii Onndpo Delmar OnndpoR.dy Farbea l.aJtioo .................... .................... ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Mammaw .t Poppaw I'Renlan, Happy ·valenlinos Day. We Love You! CheiJea & Victoria .................... Terry, We Love You. Happy Valentines Day: Paula & Samonlha ••••••••••• Penny, Mom, Dad, Teli, Val & Jeff: Happy Valentinoo Day! ll.oveYoul ............... Joonie Lynn. Mike Sean: • My Binliel L.M.W .N. Jo .................... .................. Happy Valeruinu Day Gtllldoons Forever: Vern, Ronald: You have made lhe lui six yem •«1 apeciolto 1'1!"· .,,] Love Youl Love Alwa)'l. Shelly •••'!!•••••••• Bev. ,..,_., ~. A Tillw • A Tllket You Fill My Valentine Basket! Happy Valenlines Day. from Todd .................... Michael, nr love you r......, Michelle •••••••••••• Cuz. • I Love You A-Lot Happy Valentinoo Doyl Rabbit .................. Mama .t Popa K-. You're !he grealeltl We Love You! Jennifer, Jolhua, Jessica. Josioh and Natbon •••••••••••• Dear Saeve, H"PPY Valentinoo Day to lho boot husband llld fa:hor in lha world. Wel.oveYoufc.-allyou do for us: Wilh All Our Love, Sllllldra. Erin ond Zoduay .................. ,Jimmy, f Hoppy Valonlinoa Day. We Love You! Stephanie .t Jolh ••••••••••• Eebr, I love you """"""" ond bull<hoil H"PPY Valelllinea . DoiyS-1 Brandooi Todd Grover Robert Nichol• Grover Yourlulnameshemay change, bul your blood she1! never · Ernie clwtae. You11 be my Grandsons forever. I'll alwa)'llove you no niauer OJ. whallha chanaea may be. !love you and I alwa)'l will Love Forever, . (ooeka and alii) Papa .t Mama Hall 0. Roses mrcd. . Violets we blue, ]...,., wish I could pul my orms oround you. •••••••••••• .................... tllkt\t@ saevie.~O · With you fve had lho hlppi· Cll yem of my life, and fm lookia& forward to 111111y more. Hoppy Valentinoo Day I I Love You, •••••••••••• To my Mill)', Gtonddaughter Happy Valenlineo Day !Love You. MamaHayo ....................... ••••••••••••• Teue me aboul my ap Go ohead. tease me more. But lha year you lufn fony, rube only lhirly-four. ..................... Happy Valentines Day To lilY lwo bell pu Kitty. Erin Love, ......................... Once Samanlha, We love you, honeY. • Happy Valentines Day. Mom and Dod ................... ............. I Love You! ..................... Lon, '¥elorio ..................... . NonN111 & PaPa" Bolter, , ~-:t';'olentinoo Day. llove Rip. Happy Valeruinu Day, Willyoubemy 1Love you Lovo, ' Love, f"'·r;uc"· f"""'•· I • .................... •••••••••••• Bob, You give lha boat J>oo.Bar Hugo. I Love You. Sharon. Our l't Valentinea Doiy Mom&Stcvo •••••••••••• IDgelher, Lo•e. Dan L.M. Hoppy Volentineo Day Sweetheart. fl1 never fOfBetlhe good limes we lhared together. Rememberin& you always. ....................... •••••••••••• BOlly Hoppy Valentines Day. All My Love, ................... • David, I'm 10 alod lhal you are.a pan of my life. .I Love You .Vcry Much. j'onny Shmy and Bllllj>Y. Mommy & Daddy Love Yoill •••••••••••• Happy Valentinea Pay ')J!IDQ· I will Always loVe you. l!von. s- clnlllioao pint Oh .. l aut cllried awiy, Bu~ lboa that's whM I do, ~llhintofyoul Happy v.-dnet Day ............ floml'red Todd. To lha boy I loYe wilh all my harl.lhanb focbelna lhere for me. HIJ'P)' Vat.ntine'a Day. Love, Sandy To my lovely wife and best •••••••••••• Hi My Punkin. I Love You Worldlulls. Happy Valentines Day! Midad Violets "" blue, Suaar il Sweet Daddy And 10 " " you! Weloveyoul Clay .t Bobby ••••••••••••· Samanlha, Youhave~our~ forever.IIIJ'P)'ValanlinooDoiy. · We Love You. Moma.tP1p11 ..................... lbnUon•UioPlntGndo, ' Toa.,....,..ottld'o. HIJ'P)' VllilntUW Doiy 1.oft, Mn. Ioltnlton ••••••••••••• Cart. To lhe boal husband in lhe world. I Lon You, Cindy ( . To Our Poochio Pie. We Love You Very Much. ••••••••••••• To-My Little Pootcr Boy • 1171 CliVI I IE ORIGINAL MOJQB, PIS, P/8, T&T, AIC, 44p.,' White/Bed, AM/FM, F'!W. 00 $5,995 • CODIYRY CORII2FRI LETART FALLS, OH. 614-247-4861 24 hi'' FIX: 614-247-4371 •' , THROUGH FEBRUARY 20th . You're a very !JIOCW I Love You. I LoVe You. lhniot ~ Madt '\1~ . Greg. ')J!IDO You· I Love You! .• HIJIPy Valentine Day, l Love You! ..........Mlb ., I I , I Daddy. We love you 10 much! Hoppy v.-tinea Day . Your Lodlel, • Mormny, Bozie. Doodlea Jimmy ................... Love, S~~cey ••••••••••• M4ma .t Gtandadci)', I Love You! Joahua Cleland Sandy, Happy Valentines Day. • Love You Alwa)'l, 1olllca .t JiDian, . ' My IWO pnciOulanaels Hill Gary,~ and Brilllny ................... from abovo;'You IDiniy heart . ToTarni, wilh hlppinoas, and a •cry Happy,Happy,HIJ'P)',Hoppy special love. Vah!ntines Doiy to you. .. [Love YouBunchoal > HIJlPY, Happy v.-lines • Mommy Day, l Love Youl from Ion Vince. HIJ'P)' Valentinea Day, Happy Va!entinoo Day Ole'CnM:kl. Gtondma ond Grandpa. ILonYoul •••••••••••• .................. ••••••••••• MomindDad . ' ~.me, ' ............. Shayne Dam ~. . lladl •••••••••••• ToKAihy: ...................... 1 rm-erblue- ..,.......... :dfi]o . f! 'CIUIO (Jmow you'RI mine! Happy Valen1inol Dayl David one hug IIXPIRII I'lL 14 """HIJ'P)' Valondnel Day, Clrlnq Amllel ' ' LoveAIways, Yoara,••...... A. ,_ . ............... . {' I I I I To: Brandorr.t Robert · onw., , HIJ'P)' V1ioruinea bay l dlou&ht Ood could Gilly aiveth and tablh away, bu~ I .... IIIOiher ... too. Wbon, you -born I gave you my name. now a&r II yean .t 3 vr~ rnontha abe wan11 10 chaoao,.:£R your name. Daddy lov• you both always wt1I, DOmdlirwbllabe cJtanp. your 10. ru do · wiiiii-IOIIDpber,butillbe I h, yotl wllalways be Ia 1111 hallt a ru always .. your Rill Dad fonvti. Love Pamer, y - Real Dad., Todd B. Grover ' Love ;, ...... Love is kJI.I, I I V.L.I"' I ..... 'TIL Party with 'l<lm Bat.y", popular vocallet entertainer. ' A.M. 9 til1 Memberi and W.O.T.M. &WEft• REA.RT D••l&l I I I I I •••••••••••• I A.M. SP.M. 1 I •I Thank FRIDAY I A.M. FRIDAYNITE •• ••• ••••• • • • •• •• =' · • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • •• • • • I I POPCORN . OUR SPECIAL. VALETINES DAY THANK YOU. I I I I I I I . Prt5enllhis ad whh your admission tickeutub 11 our conscssion stand and rteievc a I , 46oz.slr.ccupof I FRf.SHLY popcorn. .. I popcorn oft'crcxpircs3/IS/93 I ' Wlf" : OTHER CORVEI IES AVAILABLE · The Moou Lodge Danoe and ~ Tara ' • 6."Honcy,l Blew Up the Kid," (Disney) ' · 1. "A Stranger Among Us," (Hoii)'Wlllld) . . 8."Lethal Weaoon 3.'' (Warner) 9."Diggstown,f• (MGM·UA) lO."Universal Soldier," (Live) Another pllf!Y ~as also h~ld a later date w1th 'fmmly and friends attending. ••• The same Irving Junior High 13-ycar-old llirl whO is 8(1CIIICCI c( School official who on Jan, 20 givtng .him the Ir:nife. which bas l t • thwarted an alle4ed murder plot, lf2·incb blade. Sgt. Russ Cambarare said thf Assistant Principal Jacqueline Greeohill, saw lbc knife Thursday youth saw the &fDI!P of people wbt as it fell from the boy's coat as he llueatened him em;tier while he WIIS ·was putting it Into his locker, on his way to school Thursday. He ran to the house of two female police said. The boy, whose name was not friends, 13 and 14, and the 13-year· re~, was arrested along with a old gave him the knife. .. (Paramoullt) . laire. ............... ... .. .. ..................... ...... friend. Cbrillini. To 1 wonderful husband and a gteal daddy, who we love very mudll U.a ond Melanie S. Hank Jared Smith, son of Rob and Beretta Smith, a.lngton, eel· ebrared his nrst birthday recently. Grandparents ~ Norman and Audelle McCain, Reedsville; l!meat Deeter, Columbus;'and Fred and Chris Smith, Clarington. · Great-grandparents arc Marie Roberts, Long· Bouom;·and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Bel- Milk, ToHmie~ . Love You Lola. P1p11.t Mama Hall ....................... ' , Happy Valonlinea Day! Love Alwa)'l, Jims, First birthday D.H. • ................. '\l~ .................... HANK JARED SMJ:TII I..oyo, ' Hoppy Vakntinoo Day Yo... Mulf'm: Miaa You · Chuck .t Maria, Bob &Allito, Brent .t Darick. Grandpa .t Grandma MUioor; Happy Valelitinea Dayl I Love You All Very Muehl! -............ •••••••••••• •••••••••••• Monica . J.S. , fillllilled. Gene & Roberta Mua.r, To Mary, • llalow rmno1 perfect. nor do I claim to be. Will you ? me. Gary', Love, ............. •••••••••••• •••••••••••• ... ................ ... Robin S~~~~a~~lha Love, Mutapiece Mom Cassie.t JennW -.....L-.-Happy Valentinoo ayl We Love You. Roaesnrod, Daddy: Daddy's Liulo.GirJ, You ..., lhe boo~ we couldn) Kay! a have ulted for 111y beter. I .................. . We Love you. To Pauline: . YourGirll ltooeaRed Vio!OuBiue ToRPD: Daisies White .t Yellow R0101orered, .................. .................... To Our Diddy, vm.:e Jolin, Violeture blue, You11ncver find 1110rher &irl wlio 0111love you lib I do. Lon, Mqic Kelli »+·M·M·M·M·M Nanny .t Papa. · ·1 Love You! Joshua Cleland 11BtinB. Happy Valentinea Day I Love You! Wioh I Wll in yo.. anna to· . nighL That woul4malce my life Deb Jon Cinnamon, Thlllb for a~ fint year IDgeth«. ••••••••••• My Mulf'111, . .................... Shelly, To lha Love of My Ufelime, I will Always LOve You! Love, ... ............... . ••••••••••• You II1CIII 10 much to me. Youha>emademe very happy. Love, HIJlPY Valenlines Day. We Love You Very Much. David and Tanner .................... Tanner, You're lhe pride and joy of our life. WoLoveYou. Mommy .t Daddy ••••••••••• •••••••••••• TereaaM. . • Hoppy Valentino·~ Day I Thinking of you on I Valenlino's Day. - Families are full of contradic· lions. And inevitably flawed. LORAIN, Ohio (AP) - A 13· year-old boy~~~ arrested after a knife fell ftoni his ooat at lho same school where two girls were accused of plotting to kill their En&lish teacher. 'the boy told police he was carrying the lqlife to proteCt himself from a grcup of youths who tried 10 assault him Tueaday. sal) Love, , '. equal. home movies and family scrap· . By Tile ~iated Press books, and interviewing dozens of Here are the v;:~'rcharts for :people whO were close 10 her par· the nati011's most · ~as ents, Arna:r. clearly did a head-rlfSI they appear in next week's issue of ,dive into what she clllls "an in· BillbOard maga:r.ine. depth, psychoanalysis primal · VIDEO SALES scream pro)ec:L" Copyright 1993, Billboard Pub· Her flair for putting it together lications,lnc. is among the revelations viewers !."Beauty and the Beast,"(Dis· can look forw.OO to. ney) Other discoveries, or reminders, 2."SiSiel" Act.': (Touchstone) that await you iln the show: 3."Cindy Crawford's Shape -For all their glamour, Lucille Your Body Workout," (Oood· Times) · 4. "Beethoven.'' (MCA-Univer- •••••••••••• ' evocative and revealing in a way camcorders could never hope to Weapon falls from ·student's pocket Top video sales, rentals posted We love you very mucn1 SwiiOiheort. · - ' The Dally Sentlnei-Page-f Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~A film . LOVE NOTES FOR YOUR. VALENTINE . . . 0 " ·. .Friday, ~ebruary 12, 1993 POPCORN PICTURES I ____________ ,. L...------..J ·~ 1,.... ..... 'Ill BEDDING· :01 SALE .,.•......,. IOO'sof Oilier .s A.M. 'TILl P.M. SATURDAY...... 8 A.M. 'TIL 5 P.M. lUNDAY.......... 1 P.II.'TIL 5 P.M. IIQNDAY......... 8 A.M..'TIL 8 P.M. �· Pegs I 1'M Deily .S entinel 12,1 993 -~ .;.. Church of Chnst ClooordletGed olPI 1h'l' · OJ. wm.. Rd. afflll. RL 160 P•aaro, CIMirdt efC'IM'tll 'lilolday Sillool- 10 LID. WonlllD-lla.m. W-.tay~ -7p.m. Now Llh a.- etGool Wonhip ~ 6PJ -~7p.m. Wc:doeodly ~c:eo-7p.m. \ l'lolwMOI l'!ol<r. x.ilh ....... LpiSCOpdl -'*-. s. .., ,_., Mut Moomw SeMce • 7~ p.m. s.toy-- 10 a.m. Wonllip -II a.m., Wodaeldoy~ 77:30p.m. .1 - Flnllloplllt CII- Suoday-9'.30 a.m. w..-p - 10:-tl Lin. p I &) F1nt 8apdll: -MoinSL ,._, Dr. IAoMonio Saadoy School - 9-.30 a.m. Wcinhip - !0:30a.m. Flnl-. . . .1!* 4ll'nl\imolotPilt• l'olur. E. UonlorO'B'Y9-.30 ..... Wonlip-10:4~ LID., 7:00p.m. Wedoolday SeM<a -7:00p.m. Flni ...... CIIflllood Pllmer SL Suoday-- ,._,...,,,_A,Soddao s-lly-w..-.. • A.B.Y.- 9:" a.m. Lm., 7:00p.m. 5:30p.m. l..old'l Supper ht Sunday ol...ry month. w..- ySemoe-7:00p.m. 10:1~ " ...... Pint loplllt YCIIIIar-Ric*lbnio s.toy - - 9'.30 a.m. Waallip- 10:40 LID., 7:00p.m. Wedoeoclay SeM<a - 7:00p.m. r-: ---~ Bill Liale Soodoy Sdlool - IOa.m. Wonloip -IILin., 7:30p.m: w-..,s.vioa-7:30p.m. MI.~~ 1'1*-:JoeN. s-loy Sdlool-9:4 1.111. Jmminl -6:30p.m. w . . . . . . , - - 6:30p.m. . ......- Ride• O.rdl olCIIrlll Putor:Jacl(~ Sunday Schaol-9::10 am. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wodnelday Services - 6:30-p.m. Zloa Chun:b ofChrlol Pomeroy, Harismville Rd. (RLI43) PuiOr. InterimSunday School - 9':30 a.m. Wonhip,- 10:30 un.,7:30 p.lh. W~y Scmtza · 7 p.m. New Lima Rbod. a.lalld H-(M*'..ml Sunday odloal- 900 a.m. Sunday - - . . -7 p.m. w.. r 6yi""F · - 7p.m. - Sdlool Pnak- 9:30 SinidiLIL . Sunday Woiobip - 1Qo.30 LIDo 1 iJ Selvioa - 6p.m. ,._,...,,o.-yKioa l'lloo~- H-CIIordl 1/1 mile off lb. 32:5 Putor: Rev. O'Dell Maaley Sunday School - 9:30a.m. w....., - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. W~y SeMce -7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 LID. Tllppeto Plaia Cburdl ofCIIrlal l'ulor: BiD Wines . Sunday Scbool - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 9:4S un., 6:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm. W.meaday Servic:eo -7 p.m. Ro- Cllun:b of Cllrlal Puur. Uoidawood :ti: l Sunday -9:30a.m . Wonhip - 10:30 am., 7 p.m. SuncSarSdlool - 10 a.m. · Wonhip - 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedaoldiy Semczo - 7 p.m. .......... c...... ofCIIrllt IIUoooiSL,Mum ~ Sc:bool- 10 LID, Wenllip - 11Lm., 6p.m. W......., Serviou - 7 p.m. . p ............... Pu1or : Ariu• Aurt Sunday Sc:bool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. ML-Bapdat Fculh ~Main SL, Middleport '-": Rev. Gil>at Cni&, Jr. Sunday Sc:bool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. ..! ·~ \tlf!:;1~ ,_., s..ai - 9:30a.m. • Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. , . . . . , . _ - 7:30p.m. an ,.'•·• 1- w• ilopCIIt Salin 5I. _ , ..... Paai Taylor , . . , Sdoool - 10 LID· a - . - 7p.m. w - - -7 p.m. PutOr, Jooepb B. Hookino • Sunday sd.coi · 9 a.m. Wonhip - I<) a.m., 7 p.m. W..........ySeM<a·7p.m. • Reodnlllo Cburdl of Chrlat Putor: Plrilip Slunn Sunday School:, 9:30a.m. Wonhip Setyj..,: 10:30 LIDBible Sludy,l\'ednaday, 6:30p.m. Pb.lltl2-2101 CHURCH 03oo(;; 13 M~l81rHI lllttC.art. Ol!lo 41780 H2-NI7 ~ ., 204 Condor St. ,_roy, Oft; 992-2975 Sunday Sc:bool- 10 IJ!l. Wcnbip-lla.m. larti Clff- M II . . Cllordl · .P utu: .._Tlallblay Sunday Sc:bool - 9:30 lUll. Wonlip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. w ~IY S.ricea -7 p.m. I _,...,,_M,... be' c- CIIIIII:Metwi- Sunday Sdoool- 9:30 Lm. A- • B..-.·7p.m. W± sdwy Si:Mcea -7 p.m. l'ulor: Sbaran HauRIIM! Sunday Sc:bool - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip - II LID., 6:30p.m. U.llolll "rt 7 , _ - . ...... Kline Clowlor ~Ciooordl l'ulor: Sbaran Hauoman Wonl!ip - 91i.m. Sunday Sc:bool - 10,.,. Thunday Servi<:ea - 7 p.m. l'altCr. s-1 lbqe Sunday Sdlool- 9:39a.m. Wcinhip -·10:30 a.no., 6:30p.m. wodaelday Sol ricea - 7 p.ai. Don'C Have To Look fo Spy the 8est 8uys In Sunday Sc:bool - II \' __ Cat..., ..... CMrdl 1\imoiOf Pil:e, Co. Rd. -. ..... 5UDday Sc:bool - 9-.30 LID. Wonl!ip iD-.30 a.m., 7:311 p.D. w - . , ._Savi<:e - 7:30pa. · --11 New 11o. . C..rdl oltllo N - . Pukr.~. Suadoy Sdlool : 9:30 ..... .. Wonbip -10:30 ..... 7 p.m. Wodaelday Ser.oicoa ->7 p.m. 1\ ~ ... dnt Rev.l'llaldiil Net-a - Sorvioo: Priday, 7 p.m. Cllnr7 ...... Cltofol ... Ot11er Cl1u1 ches ~­ ,._., ..... Vil:lor Raaolo Sooodoy s..ool!l-.30 LOL Wonl!ip -II LID-, 7:30,.._ "'......., Semoo -7:!11,.._ Sdt&iiiiiWordfiFalli Dnicl Daitor ' . s.My Sc:bool9:30 ..... &,.iq-7p.m. • TIRidoySavi<:e-7:30p.a ·~ur.a..a ~....:_~A...,';;" jOel = s-:ly Sd>aal- 10 a.m. ' ruiiUI"i . . . . . . . . . ""' - w...:..o.~ay SorYiaoa Ml~.,~rtec.-=· · S7 Pearl SL M' • "' . 8 w~~=.,. Frid;.r:OOp... -Ciooordl Loot& IloilO. Hedd • ut Cllri o.-t- . Sunday Sc:bool- 10 ...... Wonllip- II aa. ·W.. doy Sorviaeo - &JU1L ·-.. I s.- Sc..ltallalld Paalor: Robart B. ..... Tordl Cllordl Paaor: R&v. Seldon Jam.... Wonbip- 9:30a.m. I• A 3nl Sunday - 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 10:30 un. Wedneaday Seni<:ei - 7:30p.m. Sunday SdloCii -to ..... V(onhip -II :15 LJL,-7 p.a wt .: .M-Cioapold...... To.................... Sunday Sebool- 9:30a.m. Wonliip - 10:30Lm.,6p.m. We h 11)' Semoes - 7 pJa. Sunday Sdlaol - 9 Lm. Wonhip - 10 a.m. 'J'ueldar Selricea - 7:30p.m. 1 IAWIINGS-<OAn 0 Sil\lib~ --toa.m. f'lniU........., _ Seventh·D.ty Adventts t MI. Ollft~-.IIJ CMrdl ..... Boob -~~~::! w~~ t 7p.m. Unttecl BIPthren .. ~-a.· RL 7em P. 10f Bt,':' , _ , ..... Robart B. . Sr. Sunday Scbaai - 9-30 ..... Wonloip-1&.30a.m., 7p.m. Wodneaclay Smiai • 7 p.m. ••1Jalllll••• MLiku .. CIHtot Cllontl Ta• c -My off at 12 -Robart Sanokn Saaday sd.ool - 9:30 Lm• W....... -10:30LOL, 7:30p.m W • • 1 'Sonicoa -7:30p.m.• &ta. u.ilod ........ Iii Cllrlat. 2 1/lmila aartb oliloodnoiDe t ~a 33045 Jlilaod Rbod,l't I' ., Putor:RotSun!latr Scbaai - I0 a.m. B...... 7:30p.m. Tlleaday ~ 'l1liln&lay - 7:30 p.IIL . ...Staoe-.124 . ...-. .... ...... Maddoy' ' SuDday Sdlaol- 10 ...... W....... -7:30p.a "' • 11,..,Simoia-7:30p.a. I Crow's Family Restaurant FISHER FUNERAL HOME ,..,...... IC........ Fried Cllltii!M" • . 211 lhrtlt I hcoool • •••••• rt, 228 w. Main 81., Pomeroy 992-5141 .... 992·5432 Mid..port Brogan-Warner - ~' -~~ INSURANCE .-. : SERVICES Veterans . Menwrial Hospital . ·-· +-___..4=------~-~ 214 £.thin tiS~........... 992·SIJO PoMroy tt') HOME , AGENT · ...Di~nir~· ond Serdc(• Altl'ny~ .: Established 1913 .. Nationwide Ins . Co. ol Columbus. 0 . t ......"'."' ' i I •• ttU ~lES 1" Guaranteed Scholarship Money for all college bound students. lotl011 Gootll'hreuplt foltrHry · 1120193/tfn •regardless of income "regardless of grades "plus $20k guarameed loan •regardless of cred~ .949·2823 _J . To collect your scholarship money ca11614-91J5.~56 Open Mon.·Frl. 10.7 or sat. 10.4 IMPROVE YOUR MORTGAGE SITUATION. Public Sale & AUction 205 North s-nd Ave. , Middleport, OH apar1menls upa.-rs, has greal renlal potential and you could p.tl y~r own busl- In downstairs. llltilding has a ,_.roof, freehly painted and decorallld. Hao·3 IOta. Wu $42,000. Now $31 500 • CHESTER - Sum- Road A gf8at lillie gel away or olarler h0f11e. Has 2 bedrooms , 1 bath, fuel oiltumace. Home on approx. 34 acres. Pom~roy IJ ~~~~- 7 baaemenl Horne haa 3-<4 bedrooms, dining room; family room, and ln.goi.Wid pool, back deck. and much more. Nowts,,QOO. • 0 llttll• Nll:t& I li' lOt Ill 7711, _ , _ , t• 814 Tamil: C:tllt • Cllllt WI'I.D. lie nalll:•rm 11r • liM 111 tlillll._. a :~ Socoool Dtti•'··· r , = RUTLA~D- 7 A large 2 stoty 10 room· houl8 wolt one bath and a little over y, aae of ground. $28,000 MIDDLEPORT - If you want privacy n881 town with a great view then we hawlhe p~ lory~ : On lhis 6.77 acres you can buld your dream home. There 11 water and electric alllllt-. $17,500. ~~UUANER, Broker........................ ea2-s&e2 DAR JEFFERS..................................I82-3056 SAN:;r:: STEWART........................_....,. ....IIe2.6365 JERRY UTCHER.........................:..........I92-5371 SPRADUNG.......................(304)882-3498 Real Eitate General PERSONAL eAR E. C~MMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES .· 6140949·2101 • 949·2860 ... 915·3139 C.Us) 2112192/Hn FOREVER BRONZE TANNING luh•l..,bc. 1 SwHf... rt ....1.. 10011 IIITIL fEI. 20 949·2826 SERVIa 36970 lc:ll ...... Pa:lny, Oltit REDUCED! Spacious log home wilh 2208 sq. h. 3 -mo, 2 balhs, ceiling fans, buHI in shalving/cablnals, Iorge wrap around porch, newer heat p.tmp, 3 112 acres. 2 outbuildings. Many unique leaturesl Now 111duced 10 $77,500 . New Homes • VInyl Siding New Ganlges • Replacement Windows . Room Additions • Roofing (lo SeHer Limit 2 Per Cual....., 992-2259 IISSElL BUILDERS, INC. BECAUSE WE CARE. • 992·5858 14 SESSIOIS- 114 UMES'W!IJOIIEUI! -BACKHOE •TRACK LOADER •TRUCKING D.A.IOSIH HOURS.~ su·n day · ~ona ay - Closed TIMSG•)I' · Wednesday • Friday - 9 : 30 a.m .. 5: 30 p m EICIYIDIG (614) T nur.sd•y · Saturday - 10: 00 a .m . . J : OO p. m . . 992-3470 OWNER: Jeff YllcllenH. '~ NEW LilTING- Buhon Rd. - 8 1/2 acres with 1978 12 X 65 mobile home and older house, includes 2 septic &ylllml, TPC water, F.A.N.G. and B.B. heal $23;000 • I SHIIgrass Upholstery LAUREL CUFF- 1+ acre utilities on oite LCD water, paved Rd. $7,150().1g&& 24 X52 ManufaCIIJrad home now on lot 3 bedroo~a. 2 bal~s. newer heat pump, appliances, CIA, f~replace skining, atepa, (like new). $20,1100. PackoiJelogllher to make a perfecl homashel "114/otJ r.. To R«DHT YOIIT lntHistment" Clturch, Home, Truck. Boat, Auto end otllce SNtlng UCIII, OHIO · 61M4t-2212 61 MIDDLEPORT- Commercial buliding fully rarillld apll. upalllrt, bualneo1 -nolairo. Some newer remodallng hal been complellld. Good location, good monthly Income! ~.000 .I RUTlAND- Briclc 81. • 1 ltcor 1rame home 2 bedrccma. gmtge, fruit lrMo, garden spa... appliances . .18,1100 - ' 1124211 THE NUMBER lO KNOW WHEN YOU'RE IIUYING OR SELLING A HOMEI EXPERIENCED AND READY lO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Iii I IILSIICI . 992·2261 \ . ·. - NEW USTlNG- Spectacular conlllmporary home wilh 3 bedrooms, 2 bath's, ~un porch, de~klng , appliances, flrept.,., 80+.,.88, swtmmtng pond, fiSh pond, shed and exlrll cabin $118,000 IIIII:: .......-- . llaln Strael Also hal a 24X30 melal monon buildng. .....wlllldalullt Noanp'*:l 11 ...... 1011111111 nal ...... flcllll Clipnlly II $32,500 FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION - er- Rood A large 111 acre lot with a Barrington doubl-. sitting on a lull ::r.n· lil AND/OR CONSOUDATE. NEW LOANS ALSO. 614--992-7523 7 blUe jm, Gdawolcl, 1500 10 2000 '78 RPM- . · Tile 1111 goee on a• with more furniture IIICI ao1o •• ctlC!IIe. car••cnr=;l& WILCOF" PATIICK H. aGUBI,AUCIIOHI!IR & SERVICE 992-7075 (614) 843•5264 . 2-1 1 mod. pd. w.tllua FIRE & SAFETY tt2-2121 104 w. M••n .,,.2)11 Pomeroy ~~ p,eu"'''on' 414-742-21 2-12·11/11·3-70 Don,ld · & Boys Ketillllkybelli, ~oostullll ·-·· plclurll prints, Att NouvMu llllila, jwelty,& ol Iampi, ohloken criiiM, ' ~ planel, 110(18 jlrl, ctadll, oil - · Glnn111 & Amarlcln fllgl, Lynohbutg, VI. IIDM jar ' sMSHER & LOHSE I Box 189 Middleport, Ohio 45760 OFFICE 992·2886. d,_r w11all minor, 1'1111 !fllnCY) oak slclebolld w/high .mirror, oak kitchen cabinet wlslag glua, oak high boy w.4xlx & mlrror,oak awltchboard, 2 pc. (Early) 4 wdr. 2 door wardrobe, 3 pc. watelfaU poster bed-.n su~e. (repo) fllnCY Victorian couch, (10) oak l*lter stands, (20) oak d!'luer w/mlrro18, oak highboy ch881, (fancy) oak secratlry bookCI'e desk wlcllw feet, (repo) baR & clawfool bird cage Ill top table, (good) 2 door bookcae whnlrror & 101» twist post, .(3) oak flatwall cupboards, (4) Pl'lllbadl rock· 118, o4 door oak Hou.ler kltchan cabinet. (12) Hta chall8, 111 oak &·11) walnut C)hiftorobll, (2) aplnllt dllkl (repof fancy - palnte18 -1. high back oak bed, (goad) small curly maple blanklll box may be (Sheraton), (2) mahogany tllephone banchea, (4) fancy lnln beds, (repo) rn:y fainting couch, bell & claw bench, oak halt Slat w/mlrror & claw f881, mahogany dropleal table wlball & claw teet, double door book,.... wldrop front desk, 2 pc. prlmitiYe stepback cupboard, knock down oak wardrobe, oak library tlble1, (2) oak holttl wash stands, 18) dove-tilled blanket boxes, oak high boy w/mlrror, 12 tin pie sale, loti wooden beds, oak office chal18, ,q. & humpback trunka, cedar ch881, oak, walnut & mahogany tabt11 & lllnde, oak halt bllahea, ERII Lake table, walnut marble'top wllh allnd, oak & walnut roc:klrl, oak dr-r beals, 2 door oak wardrobe, Old large cupboard ltlpback. bench.S, bedroom aultea, dining room au~ea. prtmltlvlllool, prtmltMI table, primitive box, 12) high back manilla whnlrro18, (2) oak dllkl. 4 ft. oak aJ!ow- · wlckll' Items, (repo) mllble top very (fancy) stand wl(faney) mirror. . COLLECTIILQ: (7) ladles diamond ri!198, qullta, adv. tina, boxes, paper ltema, signa. cuckoo ctod<, i¥Uhboarda, larltlma, rug beater, buJ1J1Y Mill, Fenton ~m · & crystal pllclle18, v-•· 3 butler dlahea, bowlt), draw knlvM, candle mold, dep!-lon glua, callnln ...... lllllronl, 0111 Iron akl.lll ( poll, IJIII balkllt WI1111YI, fli?I!CIIda, taya, llnena. aid bQoka. old !Doli, .,..._, tilor & table ~ mlrro18, chine dlahei, d!IJII, mlk bolllll. llldl pins, Wo"'ddllllr plana. Elrfr 11100 lldv. catda, 1928- llcenae pi*, Coinlc boolm, Gene Alltry ••ma, pollllca1 bullonl. 9oodar-.ol - IOuo. Wonhip - II a.m., 4 p.m. (I• .t :Jn1 Suo.) -~?!~ . -La- s,.. Rocky R. Hupp, D.C.U. • Agent ILSAYIE SAYRE111K115 Real Estate General . , FURN'tURE: Double bookcaM, oak secretary (fancy), (goad) 48" 5 roll top deak. round oak tables, (fancy) 2 door oak bookcau,aq. oak tables, (Early) oak 1 . door<01111r cupboard, (goad) walnut mll'blil· top MW'p1rt .....,..... s.n.jo Sc:bool- 9 Lm: Wllnlilip · 10 uo., 4 p.m. (2nd~ 4th Soa.) ·~~~ ·.1pa. ..........___.,. 1 r.-: SbaranHauoman - Of · ·cHARLES J. MULLEN, M.D. P!\RTIAL US11NG . ~. . , _ ... Cillrdt Wonilip- ~a.m. Suaday Sc:IIOo4 - 9:45 ..... . ' R•t •1e Illes Plus fREE bottle of A1-7-A-211 ......... .$1,7111.54 A1·7·A-212 ....-.--.11.13 01P ST. MARY'S PIKf, PARICERSIURG, WV. Presbyte11an C.. Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire • Health • Accidenf •Annuity, IRA • Mortgage 15 Seulons •15 . · • omau 11 Me11ory . BLOSSER'S AUCTION HOUSE. Dt•••c-_..,Ciowdl Sunday Sdiocil. -900 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30Lal., 7p.m. MENT 3:30 P.M. SA1lJRDAt FEB. 13 12:30 P.M. SUNDAY, FEB. 14 ~ I (614) 992-5449 Valntfne SIHU!fa ...,.. ...................,. In Memory ANTIQUE &COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Third Avo.- . - R e v. Cladt Bater Slllday Sdoool • 10 a.nl ' . ' H...,;,&-6p.m. Wedacaday Sc;riic:oa , 7:30p.m. Olflb. 124 Putor: lldlol Hart Sunday Sdoool - 9:30 ...... Wcinhip-10:30...,., 7:30p.m. Sunda:=- 900i.m. Wonllip - 10:45 ..,.,, 7:30p.m. W'-y7:31!p.m· T.,..,.... Rd., 468C Sunday Sdooal - 9 ..... Wonllip - 10 un. W........,S<rvi<oo-IOa.m. Putor: Rev. SeldonSunday School - 9:30 a.lll. Wonhip- 10:30 Lillo W - y Servioos - 7:30p.m. a- C....lly Cllordl I Deliwered. AMERICAN GENEUL LIFE and ACCIDENT INSUUNCE COMPANY . TANS "'"~·-BLOSSER'S. 2~DAY I'WI otA......' " SLRLI:IA, . ' : Williano liebodt Sunday Sdoool- 10 IJI\, B...... - 7p.1L Wedacaday SerYiOoa - 7 p.m. M!s';dtP . CAUFORNIA 2 992•5380. HIUWOOD , SeasoHd $40.00 a Load JOE Polloi Law emr-m A1-1-A·211 - .......U,117.51 A1·1-A-212 ........ - ..... 25.47 . lOTAL ...-·-·-11, 143.03 QENERAL GOVERN- TRUCKING FIREWOOD FOR SALE IN ' POMEROY OPEN TO PUBLIC 12 GAUGE ONLY FACTORY CHOKE ENFORCED mamlle1o RACINE - A cOmmercial 2 oloty brick building wllh 4 Pentet.osidl , ,. all 992·7553 CLUB RACINE GUN CLUI GUN SHOOTS SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M. : s& L NEROY, Oil. Thie ad good lor 1 FREE celd. Lie. No. 0051-32 1/ , .. REDUCE 1/ol mile pill~ Fait Moip .. New l.ia!a Rd. ·· PO-=WUU..VmMoler a-ina -7:30p,n~. Wedneoday SCrvioo- 7:30p.& 'le ..... REIOLIITION 014.83 BE IT RESOLVED by the of the Vtlloa• of card or Thanks GcicJ a.... You, Lucretll a.Family -1,.,.. Cllordl ri J - Cllriot, ' Sunday SdlooiiO a.m. W~-9un. Tueaday Servi- - 7 p.m. 1 Tha tam lly of Roy 0. Smith wlah .. to axprHB alnCII'I gratl· tilda to all tho11 who Wlrl .10 aupportiVI during our tlma . of to... Wa wleh to expreu appreciation to all of our relltlvH, lrlenda, nalghboi'e who aant food, carde, money and tlowara. We allo thank Dr. Witherell and Yltarane Memorial Extanded Cara Un H, Hom• Health Clra, Alzhalmera Dl11111 Raaplte of . San lor CMiunL ·Special thank• to Rlv. Wlld11111n tor hla -'orllnlll worda and Ewing F!uneral Ho1111 tor thft' earvlch. LIII- Wanhip - 9:30 LJD., '7 :30 p,m. Wodooiday semce -7:~ ...-. Wodneaclay~ · 7p.m. Cllir' Notice Lrurt,W.VLRLI 1'1W hMPintCII..atlllleNM' ·- · Paolu: WIIUD Joioli> Sunday Sdoool ' 9:30 ..... . Wonhip - 10:40 Llll., 7 p.m. Putor: s..; Aadeliiln . PlouCcurl LOG HAULIIG, LUMIER, or FlAilED WORI In State or Out Of State. IWOIIA.E RAllS 667-6179 Stoo Payoff lltelgo County Common the Closslfleds. ':'t uWr:• 915-4473 5 6:45p.m. Speclel Ewly Bird obcve opaclllod. Larry E. Spencer, Clerk PubliC: Notice S&W.l DOZER WOII, DIMWAY WORK .&'UMESTONE DILMRY SERVKE :t:;.::. lt•s••s I 742·2160 on opportunity to bo 11 lha lima ond tho 5, 12, It, 26, 41c You Po-= s..... Lewio Follll~ordl J- 2nd Pal..- IIIIo Cllordl M-. .t Fifth SL Sunday-- 10 ..... Putor: B - Weber Wonhip - 9:30 a.m. =:r.Sc:booi-10:30Lm. W y Sen ices · 7:30p.m. . P. J. • BIBLES Wonbip-9a.m. c.operathoo Parioll 2114 ...,.., Sunday School - 10 Lm. M.,." ....... a.... 212 E. Main str..t 992 -3785. Pomeroy 1-Ciowdlof,..li'm- Reasonable Rates Full Insured will bo 446-9545 COISIIUCIIOII etlewls•as · EAGLES real •••••• Reservations Encouraged .--------. . r---------. . : . · . (UIUE'S HAULING ~~ EVERY THURSDAY ' tonllory get a Special Surprise 1 s..day Sc:bool -9:30 ..... Wonbip- 1Qo.30 un. w........y SerYi<e - 1 p..m. 0 -..-. -.._a_ ._ -.._o,_ . MLOilftUolt.. MdWit ()If 12A behiad Wilblville PaaiOr. Clwlol J..... Sunday Sd!ool - 9:30....: Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.IIL 'lbanday S...icoa- 7 p.m. ..·. K&C JEWELERS J. MMCLJC Fullz - c;ra-. U.W MJdntdH Wonhit> - 9:30 Lm. (I• A. 7Dd S..), 7:'30 pm. (3od .t. 4lh S..) Wodaelday Savi<:e- 7:30p.m. Ro-Cborcll.rGod P -: .Jctn P. Cormran ~School - 10 Lm. Wonhip - II a.m., 1 p.m. Weclnesdioy s.,.;.., - 7 p.m . . Paai<r. Rev~ Phillip R.._,;, -~Bater Un1ted Methodist Racine -ll&v.HerbortO.. . '. Sunday Sdlool - 9:30 Lm. Wonbip- II LID., 6p.JD. Wodneacfay Seloicoa - 7,.... E1+A-211 ............$Z,771.77 (ConUnued on Plge 121 II c~~~~o!~:~"..~' owning ond public or ,l' W1tllo.. C..pol WaaloJu OdvilleRaad CIMolor Cllordl Gflioo Nm - Bring Your Valentine on Saturday, Feb. 13 and JoiQ lis for A . Grand Evening. Meigs & Mason Counties : Wonhip- 10:45 un., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Seroice - 7 p.m. Sanday Sc:bool- 9:30 ..... Wonbip - 10:45 ...,., (l•.t. 3nl Suo) - . Sdlo<l - 9:45 .... W9flhlp - II un. Putor: Rev. Jamet S•terfield Sunday Sc:bool - 9:4S a.m. lfYOnin& - 7 p.m. Wodaelday Servi= - 7 p.m. Sunday Sdlool- 9:30 UIL Wonbip - ID-.30Lm.ood6p.m. Wedneoday Ser•icoa - 7 p.m. 57-59 Co,urt St.• Gallipolis . I ~Sc:booi-9:30LOL Mon... .._ ~ IlL Pul ...- . Cllordl SL, P<Pwan:w .....,oy . ...._ o.qo Weiricl: Church of God .._, ..... 'lllamaf~ WATER llie 2nd doy 1113, st 10:30 o.m., lho Ccur1 of Common :...::-:- of Malge County, 01 ._7 , ..,_, It llie Ccurlhoueo In of Pomeroy, Ohio. OSCAR'S • llalll tc.ab, Clll Co. Rd. 3 I Putor: Rev. ..... Willford - r-,r 'Bater Sanday Sc:bool- 9:45 Lm. ' Wonbip - 1Qo.30Lm. Thundoy Selricea 7:30p.m. Comer Syeamore .t. - ML M-~ a..... olGed UNTER, INC. eu-1 PaokJr.K rd: Bater Sundays.-- 9:30 Lm. Wonhip -10:45 a.m. (2lld .t 4th Suo) 'Paric:ia llcmck-Knll Cbrlall• u.. ... Hanford, W.Va. PallOr: Rev. David McManiJ S101day Seboo1 - II a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wodnetday Semces - 7:30p.m. ' •1 O.rdleflllt N• ehallbe ...dln Common I• •:•• • ,., .... c.,.. ....... s..a. ~ 7p.m. 0 Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip - II un. HIJ'Iford Chur.. GfCIIrlolla MEIGS TIRE -~l­ Sunday Sdlool- lo un. Wonltip-9a.m. w-...y Soinioces - 10 un. · O.r Sa._ Llldl•r• ~ Walal& and Homy 911., . .- - · W.VL ~: Rovs.ltldwdA. S101day School - 9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wodnelday Servi= · 7 p.m. P I I, Sunday Sc:bool - 10 a.m. Wonhip- 9 a.m. PlaoO..... ,_, o.qo Weiricl: Wonhip • 9:30 LJD, Sunday Sdlool- 10:30 a.m. PallO<: Theron Dudum w -~Smith Lutherilll St.,...., re • a.... Chrlalluu.... . Sunday Sehool - 9:311 ...... Wonbip -1<1.30 a,m., 6 p.m. s. .... r.-;JenyCaltina Suadoy Sdlool ; 9:30 ..... Wonhip- 10:30 a.m. Weda _·d=ySerrica ·7:30pm. H-CIIordlolCiuiollll ' ·- C . . . . .._, a. FioRlO Sunday Sc:bool - 9:1S a.m. "!onhip- 10:15 ..... I Cllordl ol.._ CIHtot .. Lalla' JlaJ-Podlaad Priw Rd. Chrrstian Union . (\\\;(( Str((l 0 Latter-Day Sa1nts I 0 8)1 tC.rdl.ttlleM Pulur: Jtay, GJr.a McMjDg RecoMtrucllon . B1+B-211 ..........$3,07U5 81+8-212..............-11.17 GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL REVENUE FUND.$3,011.12 haorlng on ENTERPRISE FUND ond ..... 0 more er11 then I C........ lltlrd•••••·"onel a.ra KinaibarJ: Road 1'1-= ClYde Vi: Klltllflildetdoro-CII Sunday School - 9:30 L... H....ma-7p.m. w........y Servi.. - 1 p.m. . , _ . , - c..lo.Sanday School - 9:30 .... Wonbip- 1Qo.30 LID. . 11amday So:rvica - 7 p.m. Wonbip-lla.m., 1:30p.m. 0 H • - G...,.o Chun:b Paator. Clwlol Domia• Sunday Khool- 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 Lm., 7 p.m. O 992 -3978 -- a.._ a..,... w~ s...l!oo - 7:30p.IL ·Su«aa Road Chord! ol Cllrlol .Jt, r Cahinet Makm~ Syracuse ...... s.doySdloal-9:15uo. 9/anldp. 10 ••. We& rdcy Semcel - 6p.m. Sunday Scbooii.P ..... • l'ulor: Rev. DaYid Rus..U Sunday Sehool and Wonhip· 9:30a.m. Evenia& Servic:a· 7 p.m. Wodnelday SeM= - 7 p.m. Mill W<11k ,_Roc!'~:-". .......... ~~on-.t~~e s,Apple ......andCburcll olGod Second Sto. RACINE PLANING MILL Wonbip - IO::J!I .... 6 pliL w - , s . r - . 7:30pm. Wonhip - 10:45 ......, 7 p.D.. Thunday ~ - 7:30p.m. SL lb.l24 A. Co. Rd.~ Putor: Derdt SIUinp Sunday Sc:bool - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wodaelday Semces - 7:30p.m. LanpYIIIe Cbrl- Cb.... Suaday Sehool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. WeG1erday Servi"' 7:30p.m. _.....,.CII .. ,_.,a:,._ c2-> Koe Suriolay Sc:bool- 9:15 ..... . lim& I M - Cbordl ofCIIrlal Milici'S.., Muon, W.Va. Darcr Paou: Woody Call Sunday Sc:bool - 10 a.m. Bwnin&-7p.m. WedDeaday Service - 7 p.m. W......, - IOLm., 7 p.m. W! dr fry Senicu - 7 p.m. -a..-. Pukr. ~ Smilb Suoday Sdoool - 9un. Wonbip - 10 Lm . H,IIIIIRRH-CIIordl Putor: ~ Mmloy Sunday 5'** - 9:30a.m. Churdl of Cllrlal Paaor: Quia Stewart . ......... " ' - ' Doooa Newman Sundar Sc:bool - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 Lm. w.., .. Blllollol- Cllordl Lll>eotJ Cllflotlu Ch- 525~~ r..r.s-B.Keetoo w.. 75 Pull 51.. MiddlopM. Paaur. ..... Roy MGCarly Sunday odloal - 9:311 a.m. Wonhip .- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednolday SeMce - 7:30p.m. BrodJI!Ir1 Cbureb' of Cllrlll P1Jw : Tom RUilyoa - F-R• Pukr. O.ron N...,_ Sunday Sc:bool - 10 .... Wonhip - 9 Lm. Thanday ~ - 6:30p.m. Hoi mess ._., __ ..-Ciowdl Wonbip- 9:30a.m. Sunday Sd!ool - 10:30 Lm. . · Wonhip - 10 a.m., 7 ·p.m. W..meaday Servi110 - 7 p.m. • ~ Sdlool- IOLm. Worship - II Lm., 6cPJD. 'J'huridaY SoMoea - 7 p.m. Middltporl Cburdl of Cllrllt SlhandMain -l'ulor: Alilaru<n Sunday School - 9:30 LDl. Wonhip-l:IS,IO:lOo.m., ?p.m. WeG1erday Seroice• - 7 p.m. K•o CJooordl olCIIrlol sa-Rioi,o POMEROY BOWLING LANES .• 614-992-3432 POOL TOURNAMENT Starts at 12:00 noon on · Sunday, February 14. Open Bowling 12:00 noon : • - Sunday o.Sydcmui<br Sc:bool - 9 ..... Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m.. 6 p.m. Tuoaday Sel•icoa ·- 7 p.m. Paotor: Gory ...... Sunday School- 9:30a.m. w oat r-:K.ti.~a~~er a..- Pomeroy Weolllde.Cburdl olCIIrlol 33226 Clilldoon'o H..,. Rd. Sunday Sdlool - II a.m. Won!Up - IOLra., 6 J>om. ,_.-.:NewT Ctertc/T-- ' !• r.-:Paa- . 212 w. Main 5I. l'ulor: And ..... Milca . s...s.y School - 9:30a.m. Wonbip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneodoy Servic:a - 7 p.m. --...-~ Middlopoot ·- pellllono thle Court to TOTAL .................$1, 771.47 expand lie poworo to oomp;y wllli the olotulory A1·7-D-211 ..............U7U2 proviolone ltld to exlond A1 ·7-D-212 ............--L37 the geog1aphtcat- a1oa lOTAL....-·---·1185.28 comprlolng tho preoenl TQTAL GENERAL DIIIIIOt and allowing tho FUND- ...........- f7,101. 'II future devetor,ment. The SPECIAL REVENUE FUND Tuppen Pia ne-Ch111er TRANSPORTA110N W.tll Dlolrlol now 5 . - Conelrull(lon 1 lllUDI lOUD DEDLIIE 4:30 P. M. DIY BEFORE PUILICADON i: PI.DIIc Notice Notice Bl 1.1.1-:TI\ BO \RD • \ ' :.•.! - . y • 0 �• SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Household 35 Lots & Acreage 71 The Dally Ohio 1993 Sentinel BRIDGE Autos tor s.te Goods or , _ llallllo Homo, comlllna 1111111 lalo wllh ullltlloo; SSM'II I* -h. 114- F« ulo ACROU 1 Lallure llt2-2720or-.aset. PffiLLIP ALDER .......... PICKENI FURNINR£ . Renlals 41 Houses for Rent ....................... 112 .... ,Jentofto IN. Pl. PI It, WV, 7C"..l...d +usz . 21 Anlelopal 22 Eat 24 loutltwetl· .K ta Jacquel311 RaleUnglo a 11M . •38 atore Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West I Room Houu, Rodney Vlllogl, urgo 1.o1, Point carp~~, Ctlilnolo, Rool, GUitoring ·BARNEY • $31,000 IM-:r7WBM. CHESHIRE 3 Bedroonw, 1 lath, lnoulotod Wlndowo & Siting, Goo Hut, CtnUII Hell & Air, Newly Romodolod In· 7 .. I NEED A TH' BARLOW DOG RUN ME UP A TREE!! YO'tll LATE ~.6'fN II It 7. · Ropolr). Dollnquont Tn Proptrty. RtpotMHlont. Your Areo 11) 805-9e2-IOGO Ext. GH· !U · Sul1clof odlllan • 2:00 ~:J:i ~~IY· - y edldan • • p.m.- y . . PubHcSale Ronch otyto homo, 3 bediQOfllo, 1 both, onochod gor0go, Andlf'IDII wlndowtl, central air, ALL Von18oloo- .. Paid In A - DIAIILINE: 2:00 p.m. lho do' bolole tho eel II to run. &Auction Rick,_,_ Aucllan c:a..pon,, Wented to Buy 7104. t9l'3 For- Pork 12x85 2 BOd- room•, comcoY WB, Tot•l ElKtrlc, llt.R1.211, 2·112 AcrH 11/L. 114256 ..,.2, 614-379-2'1411. 1974 2 BR, 2 bolho, 12111, oil lllldrlc.L.!I,SOOi HouM I Lot In Crown \my, 112,000. t14-441-1111. 11118 Skyllno Hclly Rklgo 14Kl'O, all • tltc, 2 bldrooma, . AJC, eovered porch, kitchen Wand, •~n~• unlhn peunlng, llkl new, ,.2464, . 11110 folrmont Fonllloy, 14d0, 3· bHnMHnl, 2 bathe. a•nMn tub, bnnd hoot pwnp, 114-14&2101. . 1110 I~ AldiiJI, 3brdm., 1 1/2 bath, halt pump, lt0¥11 ::1L.. T- lopping I lrlmmlng OK· ·=f.M'l:il:' ..... -=-- Wonlod: 22 P- • Lovor Aollon Rllloo. 12 I n1 G o - - ...~­ Or VOn! Rllt.llodtll only. 11711 And Oldor, 114-44&-1822. I P.M. or IJttlr. Wonting ,. ..., • poll' of - · - ; oloo wonlo holvy loyoro; I*IG 1042. Employment Serv1ces 11 Help wanted 'AVOII' ALL AREAl! - · Y,.r _,.1-. '""' wtth ... , ..'11 .... tho w- Uko To . .AAYofl Cllll14 t41 3SSI. .. a ~ ootlmotoo, - Fmanc1al 21 Business Opportun lty !NOnCE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. rocommonclo thot ycu do buol· nooo wllh ptOIIIo you know, ond NOT 10 Hnd money thrO<IGn tho moll 101111 you ho" ll!wo!Tgotod tho oftorlng. Lllcf doc-lng I oowlng? llokl UI,OOO. yoor. Work II honMi. Entire bullnne, -lng room oqulpmont, plus = : ',700. Huntington 304· '":t"'srnoil ""'!.'~· !!4_.500: 11 o r l t + - r. Looking I'« ADool? Conoldto1 A Pr.OWi>od llobllo Homo, Lorge S.loc:llon; Low ......, DoWn, Froo Sot·Up And Dollv.,. 581-6710. . 3- 1- 2t 5+ 27 01 ·~"'"· " . 30 ,.,.,, . farmanlacl 32-~To~ chwclt .... 35ActreN ~ Cocll • ,, 37 Contadllot: JaJ-:- .. 38 RolltloUO: :': 38=~.;:; Cupt ' Apartment for Rent lui'PI'I 8Md1 on ••I• at Plllnt Pluo, 2801 ....._, Ave. Paint PI d, WY, ~71-40i4. aso $800, 114-317-a401. .=:: : IR oport...,., Gonlpcllt i~tt.m"!..J" !'.;~ ...,, WV ~ wotl, s:!li,i~-3313. Couch wHh 2 M11ohlng cltolro Zl>drm. ~fumllhod, •• Iaiii - loundry · opplloncoo """"loci~="' oohoOI . In tawn. ioM toavaUab .. ot: - o.-. Allll. Ml or -- 1121. 304-41l'H14l' ..... - BUDGET PRICI!I AT JACKsoN movlll. caJII14 418 28M. EOH. nu. AVON I AM - · I ..l~oy dllhwoshor, 304~!1-11417 oltor 4:00PM .. LAnd /Ham~~ Dtvelopm•nl, El· Upi --Round . . . . Ebock LO 1110 Lumbor Dryor $100 Evonlngo: 114-241-11251. Flr•ood: AH Hliclwood• Split Onclouo living. 1 ond 2 bod- or,.... • lofl far a1b71trallar, 114-ID2-315'. ,_. .,.It,.,.. ... Manor and Apo~montoln 1111 till. Colll14-112 VlMage AI¥.,.... L-AW -:: ;l'ord-MOO; Plontors; Olhlr_ Fllld........ I· q..._nL t41S ¥ii£.L "FfiCf . ti-~VfN TIM~S S'ING~ tl£ 'GOT TtiAT tlf AlliNG All>.· Machinery, ......._., Cillo 114- 211-IMl . 62 Wanted to Buy Of)t 45 ,-,......Vi'S Wonllng to bUY o n - - - ,. Hal,fi(H ... I~ WITH Rooms ~y ., · @-. .....APIIMILU-U. PtJ..VIM6, . E:H~ . H.Q. noonllor/ ~built llouvo I lluo l'lorll Conl- ::3 oS::. One RllnbcM" .. 8Hidlment•, •11 ~ Unrestrained joy or happiness is EXUBERANCE : "The winners couldn't· hide their exuberance." To make your teachers happy, pronounce the noun EXUBERANCE "eg-Z00' ber·unts." In VCR, wllh remote, i Cold SPot so... " ' - · $100; 114-1123200. Luor 316 ·11 IIhz WI VGA llonlor, 4G Ill Hird Drive. Hew OVor tt,ICIO. Only 1 Voor Old JuothiO.I-111. warranty, fiiO. firm, Want to: PIN aonn EXTRA Q. You wrote ihat the Smithsonian is an INSTITUTION, nol an INSTI· TUTE. Is INSTITUTE ever the right werd? MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP I r-----------~~~ CA~H?H I'M 61'1N61N6 MY eNAI<E. COLL.ECT'ION li'-1 R:lR e;HOW- . I WANT l05E:E IF Mlee Jllo,RVIEI CPN ecRE:.4M.I>tO L.CIUDAS /o.AR.S. .AND-TEU... AGAIN. ' / nnt.- A. Yes, INSTITUTE may be used when it's the right term. The Smith· sonian prefers the older INSTITU· TION as part of its title, but other organizations choose to use the short· er noun. Be sure to check with any organizalion if you're unsure about the right name, whether you 're writing . about lhe Smithsonian Institution or the National Institute . . ... on Aging. . . E!'ARTEU. DID LAar TERM • / 304-t7&-1121. or month. Howl Your . Now 81nglo Or R-lor Doubtt, Wtll, SoPIIc, Foundo· 811111~ 01 t120/1!10. Golllo Hatot. ' tlon I Orlvowoy, Allin Ont Loon 114 4 1110. ' Pockl . ~•· Low R•t•, Open Late II I:::S.,, _ wlh -.,g_ With LlghlMI Homea. 1ol14o77Z• 1220. sr·s...,... .bH Alto ••• Atlllook-upo. C.U 2:00·p.m.. 3D4·17J. IIIIt,llluonWV. ~ Set v1ces Soore I" Goo -eel. Pool Holt -· l After Condition, 1311: 114441n 1111 I P.M. · St- In . . . . . lullr .,....., 2 porcMI, .a.ctrlc hMt, ~~ ltove, Ntriaentor, ..-.o-wlrw, Home Not'flonlt, Rocloo, OH. 114-14&- Wood, 14D Dtllvorod, 114 Ul DiN. 2210. llloto loD pooltoblo • teOQ. - r.1erc nand 1se 5I ll'l-lll't. HOUHhotd GoodI -·· Two Com bumlng llovo loch *"'-· ..., ~ "'""' tQ4.. W I - I Dryoro, 175 I Up, 30 81 Tbm your clutter into cuh, SJdl ~ the ffJ(T IDGy..•by phone, no need to leaN your home. Plqce .your c'a•tjtjed qd todqy! 15 .Dare& or ,.,, 3 dqn, 3 ,pfJRera, .15.40 paid in adVCJnce: CtMbftty Cipher orypfOIJN"'III . . bm !elWin ... dCJhlr ...... I J 0 Mw wlchlmnoy, 1221. 30441'1-4113 oft11 1:00 Pill. liM UMG YI. RCXVC R DIKXPI HX DJf .FG Building Suppllel 2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1------~----------3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 4. _ _ _ _;...__ _ _ __ 5 •. _ _ _ _ _____,.._ __ 6 ___________________ BERNICE SEDEOSOL 1. ________;...______ B. _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:.,.....__;_ 10~----~------~11~--~------- 12--------------18~~-----,-----14--------~---------- 15 ____ , ~~~~~~__;-446-~342 9J2-2156 I PIICI. (Flit. 2!LM at 10) Avoid an acqullntance today who hll a doml· nearing peraonallty and dellgltto In lm· · poling hll or.lte( will on 01 ....... You may • • • • • be temptad 10 knock the clllp off of lhls • peroon'a shoulder. · · Allllll (lbnllt 21·Aprll 11) Mike Ha ' point today not to pry Into the conlldenllalaHalra o1 a btou IIIOCiale. Thla person could ttave vllld rauona for not wanting to make d * ' -. .TAIIIIIIe (Apr!IB ..., 10) Paopla wltO are not In accord Willi your melhod of doing tlllnge oould- pro- lor Fill. 13, 1183 you todey, eepec:lally wtltey .... _ , Ydu have loomed from pail expati· you want d - not benaftt 1hlf!t In the - a n d 1n 111e yur .need you will be Ioiii. rnor. fteKible 11td adaptable. 0111.. (..., 21.,.,.101 G1Wd rout· . blocl<ad by obi*'-. you'll know how . lllf egllnll expeottng ot11era to do to alrclumventthlril. oometltlng perlec11y thet you don'l AQUAIIIUS (oliln. 10 Flit. 11) Your know ._ to do youtlllf. LMd by ax· tudgment pertll(llng to compe1111ve In· ampll, not by pulling othare down. -otlltt• oould bo a trifle dlalortad CAIICIII (olune 21-.IUIJ II) Sometlmel toclay• .,_•1 1 ~ you may H'l.,.. ary to tiki a calCulated rlok. ·lntmat lid In ocornalhlng w11n you ,. buiiOday you lltlglttttlke gam- lltet ~. Know whlre to looi< for go beyond reuonable protoebiiHIIII. romance aild you'll flnd n. Tho llalro- Unfortunately, llttO may prove to be C'Your -'Birthday 9. _ _ _ _ _;__ _ _..;:.;,_ ,.. l!!i~~~~~~~~'~... ,, I 91428. Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. 9!! ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION : big Batman-Ish film - • 0 •• •r ..... "My ego would like somebody 10 oHer me a greet~( so I could tum n down." - Rober! All'!'4". ""'" 0 1113 by N~. lnc. WOlD TIIAT DAILY PUIZLII •••t O four Rearrange leners of the scrambled words. below to form four simple words. PHUOKO I1 I 2 I ~ 3 I 1 I I I r 5 1 . ..,- . ~ · ... .J ll"' ~"" ' "' I .. ~. .. .,. I I I I I' I' I •tt seems that our son PI KRC has left lor collage; sighed the ~ woman to her husband, "that L..=-~=·==·~·:::;~·<'~ the only communication we . , ~~~~--~~th him, is through our r UL OE 0 8 I I' I. ..;...J.I. .....J18·. lL - LI. I......1.'-..l.-J. .:l . i ·~ ....., Compleoe ••• enuekle quoled by t illing in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. I' .._., ~ ... PRINT NUMBfREO .WI lETTERS . ... UNSCRAMBlE FORI V ANSWER . II II I II l. . tl SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Emblem • Proud • Olden • Wiclced • REMINDED Man to his neighbOr: "My wife's birthday is tomorrow so I asked har what she wanted. She told me that the best thing would be not to be REMINDED of it." '"""'* ' r. ~ . ,. derd..;l I \.0 ~ ,j ' '"f'>P ; ICOIIPIO (Ool. 1• Nov. II) Allow - ' .. KYBCHRF. coonterproductive. LEO (Jul' 23-Aug. 22) If you are in need · ol advice todey, be ellremely seleC11ve . concerning w11om you go to for counsel. There's a chance you might OBiect persons wl1o know lela than you do. VIRGO (Aug. 23-lepl. 22) You will not · be Immune from criticism yourself today If you stll1 pointing out tho ohorl· comings of others. Their rosponoos could - e l y deflate YOlK ego . .LIUA (hpl. :zs.oot. Ill) 11 your mate is maneglng tile budget and doing a good job, you'd be wlae at IIIII time not to In· 1111<1re wllh him or h•. Your abfti1Y to handle resources may not be up to par. quate time today lor liking en oiHntlll matterl, bec:au10 If you leave thlngo up to tile '-1 mlnuta, 11 could ,.. lull in a frultrallng jumble. · ·sAGmARIUS (Now. II 11M 21) In OOII)IIellll.,. lrwol-11 today, you'll u good a c1tance utile otltet .,.,. 1011. pnMded you don't become a neg- . allvelltlttktr lltd - younelf ullte un· inlllld Of thl vtctor. CAfCOIIIIIDeo. ...,.,_111 T,..t ft.. nancllll tranuc11ona wlllt lt1and1 In 1: buolrtMIIca todey, or ai ~ ilould ..... r_.tlng w1t0 -Ito wltofn. l HMI P II V • ' Z IV V G 9rapl1 Matchmaker Instantly reveals whlcll signs are romantically perlec1 for you . .Mall $2 plus a long, 1111-ad· drouad, stamped onvelope .to Malchmak•, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box .... UIIVHIO J ·. ABTRO·GRAPH ••- DYXXWC RYI VIJVIY KIIVF AVO PI F KRICRY, Home Dtyer9hoppe, 114 4tl 2144. Woodburner, · ·~ ' c , Improvements ,--- Doy w.......y. cau Wuhor • ·" tot....,._rodly'•'*- ,..,.. u. 'RIFF - - - - -- - CELEBRITY CIPHER cnMid . . . QIIOtltiOiit bW t.moul people, .,... Wid ,...,.._ Wanted to Rent 1581 lq. fl., ' .II 10ro lol1 2•1 Wolll, 2 -ptote botho, coning room, Mvtng room, 3bdrm., Wllk:· •• ,, S2 E. of CT ""~~'64 Palm lily · 4 ~· 31 Home• for Sale 58 CloUt 50Comrna«:t... EKCCH By Jefll'ey McQuain bedroom Furnished e Z·t1.. ;:;rrEOH.'""" - O£.l> f~ttiUSON / ~AS GtMI'IIGfl> 1/ · ~ NlwfJ' remad1l1d aple, MW ~p­ plloncoo,101 olxth 81._ clopooll . . Home c.nter Will Show You Real Esta te ""::t! ........... "'! m elnd •uoo: ...., Formol H TIMtor I,..,. - · Sprndr lll'li - 1171i - Cam PTO PloUN, Hlrrotlgllorwi WhMII Dllkr. John DHrw 2 And 4 IIOW Com QOO 080, FRANK AND ERNEST Super 71 !ley - · AI pel ooltd; ~ . . , llldcl p rt. Olllo, 2 Dotlvared $40. Plck.Up Lood. 114-2111-1$11. bodiOOIII 0114, ~~~~­ pold, clop .. I -rot, 304-182-2160. ' Fo<- Ledloo wlnttr colt, lull Fumw.d I . . _ I lith, -11, gray w/ptol!l oarl lloo v.., Cloon, Wotor Polcl, In Par· bOoil drj cloonod, $30, 11l.iij: 2421. t•Arte.l11 JIIIDDD skirting, lhed, waahet, dryer, ........ 204-471-1421. ~~~:: I_~-..:::: .._ c:alll14.ftWl'lt EOH. . uood o tow tl-. BEAIITIFUL APaRTIII!HTI AT lt4-fil.t227. UTATEI 131 • • son PIU fnlm tti:itmO. to oltoo I -Hollorld Holllnd 1'11 lteybiM. ttl ~~oy~o~... l n- l - Duol chomol T... Syolem with oxtra bou.- ond ·-·only opot1mont, t:::.tJ"'~ ~ requlrtd, no - · Pt. IM--241-IMI, e144M IIDI. VIctorian 14r:70, AJC, porch, '"*oncu PI-nt oroo, 114-112-6858. Wllo 61 Fann Equipment 44 FooliiiM ' ICOre (lbllr.) '"'Allar II 4S Llavnout 51 D..armlnatlon 53 SingerPtnu · • .~ I game. The bidding in today'• deal tricky. Ideally, North-South --.,·•• •••-• to reach three no-trump, but that easier said than done - unless you, South, employ a modern gadget. the first round, you make a jump bid of three hearts. This obows elsht nine g~~~ranteed tricks, usually with , long, 30lid minor, and. asks North bid three no-trump with a hl!art per. But without this device, supopoeel you wind up in five diamoods. After winning trick one with spade ace, you draw trwnps. lead a low heart from hand. West puts in the eight, which should you play from the dtnlnm;~? Given that Welt has at hearts and opening-bid values, it best, at first glance, to put up queen, playing West for the A·K. . think back to the opening lead. U were Welt, holdlug the K-Q of s,&ilesl and A·K of hearts, which card you select? Right, the heart Therefore, because West .,,.,,_,., __ _. a besrl, it is clear Eut must bave singletoo heart bollor. Dilck in ' dummy, and East's kin& or ace fall on low cards. A momeat later, will lead toward the heart queen and make your contract. 1PI-nt. BR opo~mont In Point ChuiCh Bobtlotry lor · oolo, OUiol, Prlvalo, gOod 13'X44', IWO enti'IM, g.... front, neighborhood. per monlh. . 1110. 114 111 0111 01 aD44'71- Despite Sir Isaiah Berlin's clair~) that men live by positive goals, there are times when bridge-playing men - by~;~~;! 13UTAT LEAST VOU KNOW YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GE-T ~IT IN T~E FACE WrTH A PIE •.. .~ 41 Pretan11:•: 43 SunCIUitllacl' and women have30mething to live goals. You -learn because of a bid or play an didn't make. Drawing these inferences is one of the arts Autos for Sale Farm Supp l1r c; & LIVl",IOJCK roqulrod, 304-171-71., oftor 1:00, doyo fll-61131. Mull ucrlflca, 11a l4K70 Rid- ComploiiY fumllhed lmoH man with I ynr warnnty, ln- -Poto. COli · l'• P.ll. Ulllltloo. No Bolon 114-44&cludoo --.y, lltup, otopo ond okl~lng, cat1 114311-2434 oolltarllllko. . Co~~~ptltty Furnllhecl mobl• Noohuo .14Klll E~ndo, 3 Bod· homo, 1 milo-..·~·­ ....... No - · ""' .-no, Both 1 Gordon Tub, looking 441-0331. Flrootoco, Front k, 114-24!1107:1, 8"'-241-~Dt . North Third Mlddllll rt, Ohkl. 2 ~room, turnt.hld or untur2 lodroom llobllo Homo nlohod opt. Dop I ref. - · And Comer Loll, Port« A,.. For 2516. Soli. 114-311 1021. or 114-245- $1-. 71 SPINET COIISOLE PIANO fOR SALE. TAKE OH IIIALL PAYMENTI. BEE LOCALLY 1· 100-343-1414. 44 $152.11' Jill' month lncludi'Ji ol• . month• lr•• lot rwnt, new • 70 • delivered and all up, aldrtlng and otopo, 1_.,7-6125. 12110 Washor1 Dryer, SICIYo, Rolrlgorotor, t3,DOO. 114-367· I Musical lnstNmenti . . · Malon. Mobile Homes for Sale l'l'3478S. 9 Mlahborh~Dd. good 304-71'3-51110. lull limo oucl-~ _,..., ouctlon oarvloo. Llcoiwod IH,OIIIo I Woot Vlrp1lo; 304- I Tr<msportatiOn GOVERNMENT HOMES From S1 GallipoliS & VIcinity 101U For Curr.,l hpo Llat. ·' Houee lor ull ·Whh 7 rooma, 2 tun bltha, fiNplac•, new LAnoiC hMt pump, 2 o1r p,.-, brick front w/alumn ildlng, 10Dx200 ft lot, 304-112-3287 oftor 4:30 PM. 8 Pass Pass atldr- 4 Apr. 15 17 c.. 20Pa....- ) t Sc~ptura ·• · . 23 Exlllo .. ~ 24 Not doWft:...:. 25 014 n•m•j!lr · Thiollench · ' ' By PbiUip Alder Yard Sale ." z• 4+ tO 1'1owar1 (abbr.) The inference , is positive DOG II THAN THAT Wat•, Pass Ami' deity . 11 Court gatjt~ 14 R•oldacl . ~ ladder . 813to18 7 A~n o:na 0 ntub aw 8 Actrooo Cheryl10 Toutonlc 2 Snobbleh 3 A dlmanllon ~ ' Opening lead: • K YO'RE WELCOME TO GO ASKTH' BARLOW 600011 EXCUSE IJIJI. Nor" Pass lt 5 Slapoh 1 Calk (llbbr.) . ... .. ' DOWN 34 Film director SOOTH tA .75' tAKQI0976 tAK t• rn-elctan 63 nllllld 65 Vahyon rnoon lie Soma lubtllncn 33 ..;. Loull tJ976543 'West 511 N, of FL 61 c.matot'e ... lndlanl 211 Poo11Co 28 Yalow och1r 211 llntalt bol 31 Slgnottltl ruture EAST S.." MAullnlna 56•Rontan 'i 1 511 U.t Individually 18 lllbla 11¥. ti08H A~know~ adga lrlltkly 52 PntltM 18~pl &-11-tl +2 614-«1-3644. · town 50 ~==:. luriiYtly .Q132 tJ5 3 2 . Cable, 8385 81ATE ROUTE 4711ewlllaotblrd 411 Okllltortta 121ncomcl 13 llaiiOw..S o o l l - - -. NORTH 1ertor, ClrportJ. Rural 42 •Notltldden 46 It loloWI Fri. ~ .. · ~I o · ·~ .... _.., ·.: '1 '"" ,..:i,.· �.... By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Friday, February 12, 1993 Page-12 • Woman police officer says her relationship?s strictly · fessional Dar Au I Mden: Please print tbis on bdlllC malllhe ocher IUai&lt. single female pOlice officers. There . Dear ADD Lallden: This is ill_ response to "Bees Knees. • Y-ou are not doing anyone a Caver by your Ann Landers are thousands of us, and our constant male·bashing. numbers are inaasing. As a male commissioned officer ANN LANDERS I ~ve been a police officer for 10 .in the Air Force. I've leCII "1991, L.. ADcela people of bodiiCUIIDII'ip I r die years and love lbe work. rm a fairly Tlma SJDdlcale .. systan and blame 101DC011C die Q alttletive WOIIIIIl llld keep mylldf CrutoQ Syndicate'' · in grelt shape. My problem is the their shortcomillgs. OIMoull:t )'OIJ wives of the male officers I work anyo0e put you on the defensive. have joined the rlllka of tiiO : with. When I nm into these guys Remember, he who excuses himself "politically COllect" idiola. and their wives off duty, the women ieeuses himself. There is no pl8ce in our 10CietJ grab their bi!Sbmls by the ann u if If a wife makes an insulting, snide for sexists or thole wi:!O ooeMWit I'm a threat to tbeir marriage. I don't remark, ignole iL It means she has a whine about bein& diicrimioareil getiL against and blame others wlleli problem. Don't let it bec:ome yours. Last night, the guys bad a party. I IP ~ Dear Ann Landers: I was things don't go right. didn't have a date and went alone. · astonished to read recently in USA the men, will you pleale, Alaie? When I asked a niale officer if the 'Today that 61 percent of high AN OFFICER AND A G~ chair next to him was IakeR, he said, schoolers and 32 percent of college MAN IN CALIR>RNIA "No, why don't you sit down?" His students admitted to cheating on DEAR OFFICER: Me, a malcwife gave me die oocc-over and said, exams. basher7 Surely you jelL You lliW "It's OK if you sit there, but keep In that same group, 33 percent no idea how much heat I Fl fnla your hands off my husband. • would lie on a job application if they women who.ICCUIC meofbeia&llli, Ann, I have never bad an intimale thought it would help them land a female. llela'ned Jon& 1110 . . ,.. relationship with any officer I've job. can't please evtrybody 10 die 111111t worked with. As far as I'm As the young mother of three best thing is 10 please yowwelf. concerned, these guys are like What CQII'JO" give 1M perJDII. children, I am concerned. Where is CONTRIBUTIONS RECOGNIZED • The Spencer ot Baum Lumber, and badt, 1-r, t.;lluck 11/JS e~rythifll? ANI Ltwlers' bookbrothers. It's true that some male all this ,lying and cheating coming ~eigs 'County Park District held an appreciaKitchen of Dairy Queen, John Thomas or Valley let, "Gems,~ is ideal for rutiglllstlail officers, both single and married, from? - WORRIED IN WISCONhoo luncheon Thursday for individuals and Lumber, and AI Dettwiller of O'Dell Lumber. or ctfjee table. ~Gems· is a ·cdlec, have come oo to me, but I have no SIN , Not pictured but also receiving plaques were businesses who have assisted In any way with the trouble keeping them in line once I Roger Gilmore and King Servic:eStar Hardwli'e. work or the park district over the years. Present· DEAR W. IN W.: Children who tion ofAIIIII.AIIders' most re(/IIU'Ied set the record sttaighL Charles Barrett is president or the board or _ iog the awards were Jim Pape, back right, park lie and cheat learned it at home. poems and essays. Stlld a .,.., I've worked hard 10 be accepted directors for the park district. Mary Powell is board member, with Roaer WiiUams, back-left, When youngsters hear their parents dressed, long, bMrirttss-.rize awlope director or the park district. to, 1-r, front Joaooe WiUiams of Farmers Bank, as a capable police offiCer and I say lhings they know are WIII'Ue, they and a check or mDMY ordD- /or. resent it when IOIIIC of the wives are geuing a lesson on how to lie. $4.85 (this incllllles postqe tJitd Jill JQbDSOD or Tbe Fabric ~~op- aJ!d GJ!idys IJl8ke insulting remarb. How should We shape our children's characlers htutdling) to: Gems, clo AM LllaI deal with them? - FED UP WITH evt:ry day by our own behavior. And ders, P.O. Box 11562, Cltialgo,IU. INSULTS IN N.C. as the twig is bent, so grows the 60611-0562. (In Cartada, seiUI DEAR PBD: First, don't let tree. $5.87.) ATHENS Old Time Community Calendar items invites the public. Fellowship will Square/Contra Dance, Saturday, · appear two days before an event follow. Dance Factory in Athens, 8-11 p.m. and the day or-that event. Items REEDSVILLE - The Fellow- Cost is $5 per person. must be received well in advance . LONDON (AP) - Critics blew is to visit the U.S. troops in Somato aissure publication in the cal- ship Church of the Nazarene will raspberri_ es at a new television film lia on behalf of USO later in the MIDDLEPORT - The valentine be .having a marriage enrichment endar. about Prince Charles and Princess month. seminar with Rev. Darwin and party of Hope Baptist Church in Diana, though some added that the Jeannie Pressler of the Logan Middleport will be Saturday at 6:30 FRIDAY film was good enough for Ameri- · MONROEVILLE, Pa. (AP) MIDDLEPORT· Revival 'at Old Church of the Nazarene on Friday p.m. Nursery provided. Photos will Bill Murray got a good review cans. Bethel Freewill Baptist Church will and Saturday at, 7 p.m. The cost be taken for $5. Cost of the meal is Her True Story," is from Punxsutawney Phil, his fully "Diana: be through Saturday at 7 p.m. with will be $5 per couple lind will $6.50 per person. Proceeds will be shown in Britain on Feb. 14 being co-star in the movie "GroundhoJ used for a new sound system. Rev. Marvin Markin. Ral~ Butch- cover both nights. and 16 on Sky satellite tel~vision. Day." Reservations requested. er, pastor, invites the pubhc. NBC has scheduled the film for ·" . "Phil says he likes the moVIC,_ MIDDLEPORT - There will be April4-5 in the United States. sa1d Dr. Paul Johnston, a memb« FAIRPLAIN, W.VA. - Liberty TUPPERS PLAINS • The Tup- a gospel sin$ at the Believers FelThe movie is based on the book of the Punxsutawney Grouncfhoi Mountaineers will perform Saturpers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 lowship MiniStry one mile from the by Andrew Morton, which largely Club's Inner Circle who acted 0 and Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a Gallia-Meigs line on Route 7, on day at the Jackson County Jamgave Diana's side of the unhappy translator for the rodenL round and square dance on Friday Friday at 7 p.m. Featured groups boree in Fairplain, W.Va. marriage. It stars Serena Scott "Phil had a lot of fun makiJli from 8-11:30 p.m. with music by will be The Hemlock Grove Thomas as Diana and David the movie," Johnston said. "He WILKESVILLE • A valentine "True Country Ramblers." Every- Singers, Bill Ward Trio, Free as Charles. . Threlfall liked Bill Miuray.He litccl WOitone welcome. Gospel Singers, Old Time Gospel dinner will be held L'at the ''The whole soppy sa~a is clearing with the crew." Hymn Singers, Happy PraiSe Wilkesville Pythian Hall on Satutly aimed ~t Amencan audiences. BURLINGHAM· There will be Singers, Conley Family, and oth- · day at 4 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults ASHLEY LAUDERMILT It's shallow as a toddler's play• a meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the ers. A kitchen area will be provid- and $2.50 for children. Public pool," The Sun's television critic ..Burlingham Modern Woodman ed. Pastor Margaret J. Robinson invited. wrote in Wednesday's editions. Hall to organize a Bedford Town- invites the public. Ashley Laudermilt recently celREEDSVILLE - Youth Night at ship Volunteer Fire Department. WASHINGTON (AP) ebrated her flfSt birthday with party the Naz will be held Saturday at 7 Guest speaker will be Bob Dyer, SATURDAY "Major Dad" star Gerald at the home of her grandmother, director of Meigs County EmergenLOTTRIDGE - There will be a p.m. a~ the Fellowship Church of Carol Norman. McRaney will play Cupid next cy Medical Services. Refreshments valentine potluck at the Lottridge the Nazarene across from Forked week {or American troops in ' by H&R-8/oek · A Raggedy Ann theme was carwill be served by the Modern Community Center on Saturday at Run State Park with "Rapper" Mau Somalia delivering valentines ried out. Woodmen of American, Burling- 6 p.m . Everyone is welcome . Wilson from Belpre. Attending w~ her parents, Del from celebrities and well-wishers. ham Camp. The public is urged to Country music night will be held "Mac's ·visit will remind them and Renee Laudermilt. her brother, RUTLAND- There will be a attend. from 7 p.m. to midnight. All bands that we still care about'them and, · ·Christopher Laudermilt, Carol Norvalentine Qance at the Rutland are welcome. I was recently called for jury most importantly, we are grateful man, Rachel and Melissa Norman. American Legion Hall on Saturday RIPLEY, W.VA . - Liberty for their ser\tices on our behalf," duty. l continued to re~ive my A second cake was later shared Mountaineers will perform Friday _ MII;>DLEPORT • There will be from 8 p.m. to midnight. Music by said Chapman Cox, president of with her other grandpl_lrents, Ray p y rom my employer while 1 at Skateland in Ripley, W.Va. a valentine dance at the Old Legion Pure Countr}' Band. Public invited. World USO, which provides recreand Cheryl Laude.rmiiL served, . but my company required Hall in Middleport on Saturday ational and other services to Amer. me to turn over to them the jury duty BASHAN The annual pancake LONG BOTTOM - Faith Full from 8-11:30 p.m. with music by ican military persoMel worldwide. fee I earned. What are the tax conGospel Church in Long Bottom CJ and the Country Gen.tlemen. supper at the Carmel Sutton The week-long mission is will have preaching and singing Admission is free and children are Church will be Saturday at 5 p.m. McRaney's second USO tour. He sequences of all of this? • Friday at 7 p.m. with David Dailey welcome with adult supervision. The church is located five miles out went to Saudi Arabia during the You must include in income and the Dailey Family and other Bring soft drinks and refreshments. Bashan Road. Pastor Kenny Baker Persian Gulf War. invites the public. both your wages and the jurf - local singers. Pastor Steve Reed McRaney is to arrive ·in duty pay. You rnay deduct the Mogadishu on Tuesday. Included among the cards he '11 distribute are amou~t you turned over to your em' messages ·from CQIIJltry music star ployer, however. What's more YO!I Chocolate creations wiD be fea- UniversitY students in food service ed at 396 Richland Avenue in Lee GreenwoOd, comedian Steve can deduct this amount even if yoa tured at the annual Chocolate and management under the supervision Athens. The agency provides mediMartin and game show host Alex do not itemize deductions. Champagne Affaire on Saturday by of Rich Neumann . The name of cal screening for family planning Trebek. · 618 E. MAIN POMEROY Planned Parenthood of Southeast each chocolate donation and it's and reproductive health care and Country music star Clint Black' Ohio. The event is being held at the donor will be identified with a label community education is seven sites Dairy Barn Cultural Arts Center in at the serving table. throughout an eight county region. Athens from 6 to 9 pm. · A drawing will be held during Clinical services are currently In it's sixth year, the Chocolate the evening. First prize is $100 in available in Athens, Gallia, Hockand Ghampagne Affaire will have cash. Other prizes include original ing, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs and various chocolate items available artwork and a gift basket from Ross counties. for sampling. Champagne, P.unch, Only from Ohio. For more information about serand. non-alcoholic drinks w11l also The Affaire kicks off Planned vices in this area, residents may be available. The event is open to Parenthood's Major Gift Annual contact the local Planned ParentLETART FALLS; OHIO BETH WILLIAMS the public. Tickets are $10. Campaign which is the primary hood office at 5095 Third Street in NOW OFFERING THE FOLLOWING: The chocolate creations are source of private funding for agen- Middlepon. For more information I being donated for the event b'y vol- cy programs. about the Chocolate Affaire they Conv.~ . unteers and area businesses. The Founded in 1971, Planned Par- may call Planned Parenthood in Beth Nicole Williams recently Affaire will be catered by Ohio enthood of Southeast Ohio is locat- Athens at (614) 593-3375. celebrated her sixth birthday with a . party at Hardees in Athens. Attending were her parents, Public Notice Public Notice PubliC Notice Public Notice Richard and Barb Williams, sisters Brooke. and Brittany, and brother: (Continued from Pege II) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE from all lnler .. tect public, Cody, June Williams, Madison E1-5-A-212 .................. 25.47 Third end lin• I'Mcllng of The Melga County private •nd peratran•lt King, Rosanna Dillard and Andrew . GRAND TOTAL HouH Rulee Mondey, Feb. Council on Aging, Inc., operator• Including taxi Sayers. . A rocl~............ ENTERPRISE. 15, 111t3, Freternel Order of whloh le a private nonprofh operatora, for the provtalon FUND ....................$2, 7e7.24 &glee Aerie 2171. A Beauty and the Beast cake corporation, ln,enda to of traneportatlon ..viol to GRAND TOTAL · · (2) 12, 14, 2tc 1971 1·ow•, 4 3K.. .ubmlt an epplloatlon for a the elderly and hanciiCilpped was s~rved. Games were played ALL FUNDS ....... $13,402.15 capltel grant under the within our aarvloe a ..... and pnzes were awarded. Thle reeolutlon pe..ed provlllon of Section 11 of orlginal454 ................... Operator• who are Sending gifts were Becky Tillis, Jenuery 4, 11113. the Federal Tranah lntereetecl In off.erlng pro· Kethy Hy..., Clerk-T-. Admlnla,rallon to provide po..la to provide Hrvlce Rev. and Mrs. Amos Tillis, Joe Public Notice S..- J. Reed, M-ror tranapon.tlon aervloe for •hould oontact Beth 111..... Tillis, Don, Gina and Julie Tillis, Larry w•uung, P,.eldent elderly · paraon• end Aaaoolete Dlraotor, at the Sue Tillis and Susan Sayers. too.., u...,.. Community calendar People in the news 0 • - ·.First birthday TaxTips; A Arts center site of PPSEO event MIX BILL'S COUNTRY CO Sixth birthday (2) 5, 12, 2tc , RESOLUTION 118.93 BE IT RESOLVED that the Vlllege of Pomeroy wllh ell membera therefore document Ita aupport to k .. p Ohio Power'e buelne.. office In the vtlllge. Thla office provld" Hn(loe for ell Melge County reald111ta, where.. council membere f..l It will be benellclel for the county •• ewhole. PASSED: January 18, 11193 Kathy Hynll, Clerk-Tre... Brue» J. Reed, Mayor Larry Wehrung, Pr..ldent (2~ 5, 12, 2tc per•ona with dl•abllltlea within llelga County. Th• grant application will requnl one (1) modified mln·van IYII·•2), . one (1) 1111-ay FM redlo and (1) mlcrNomputer. . II I• projected that 10 eljlerly and/or dlaabled peraone w11 11.. the -floe 5dayaawwlt,52...Ua y•r for varloua IICIIYitlee, lnoludlng tran.,ortallo!l to medical and MCiel ..viol a;nol" In Melge end a - t oountlee. he Melga County Counoll on Aalng Invitee commenta ani propo•al• Melge County Council on Agl1111 to obtain full detalle of the type of tranaportatlon aervloe IIIII Je n11 ded prior to prap11rlng a propoaal. Written comment• or. propoaala IIIUit be aubmlnect within ao d•v- to the agency •• the 1bove addr... whh a ooplf to the Ohio Department of Traneporlldon, Dlvllloll of Publlo Tran1portetlon, 21 South Front 8treet, R00111 711, Columbul, Ohio 4U1a. · 08111; Attention: Deputy ~. (2) 12, 111, 2tc COLONY THEATRE FRI. lHIIU THURI. ARiver RUNS THROUGH IT ~- - ···--·! SHOW 1111E8 FRL, SAT., 11UN. 7:10, 1:30 11011. THIIU 'IHUIII. 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